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Russell Brand sentenced to 10 1/2 years for rape and sexual assaults
Russell Brand was sentenced Monday to 10 1/2 years in prison for raping one woman and sexually assaulting three others.
HSH combines technology and the trades to create jobs in Niles
Technology and the trades--the two now go hand in hand, and a company out of Niles is hoping this message will help bring in more skilled workers. HSH President Erik Liber stopped by the studio to tell us all about it.
Famed jazz trumpeter returns to YSU to guest teach
A Youngstown State University Alumnus is guest teaching Monday and helping students put on a performance that will get your toes tapping. Sean Jones graduated from YSU in 2000 and is now a well-known jazz trumpeter.
Erika Kirk finds Dave Chappelle’s joke about husband’s murder ‘beyond disgusting’
Erika Kirk, the widow of the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk, condemned comedians and political commentators for joking about political violence after Dave Chappelle said during a stand-up performance that he had been in a “good mood” since her husband’s assassination.
Ohio State fraternity on interim suspension after video shows two individuals on fire
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — An Ohio State fraternity has been placed on temporary suspension while it investigates a reported incident in which two individuals were set on fire. In a statement made late Sunday night, OSU spokesperson Ben Johnson said that Sigma Alpha Epsilon is under investigation after reviewing video footage that has gone viral
Write a letter to a veteran this week at the Austintown Library
Starting Monday and continuing through Saturday, visitors can stop by the library and write letters of appreciation to veterans.
Hynes Industries holding two-day hiring event
From 1 to 7 p.m. Monday and Tuesday at its facility on Henricks Road, you can get a foot in the door and meet the people you'd be working with every day.
Brookfield mourns loss of former firefighter
In a social media post, they announced the death of Jared Bradley.
Common ‘forever chemicals’ linked to aggressive breast cancer in new study
Nearly all Americans have PFAS in their blood. Now researchers say two of the chemicals may be linked to higher rates of an aggressive form of breast cancer.