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Vehicle drives through soccer field during game in Kansas, killing 2 and injuring more
One child and one adult were killed, Wichita police reported, without disclosing their ages.
Empowering women: Youngstown NCNW hits 50-year milestone
The Youngstown section of the National Council of Negro Women is celebrating 50 years of service focused on empowering women through education, voter registration, and social justice.
Diocese sets final Mass for 3 church closures
Final Masses have been set for three churches that are closing within the Catholic Diocese of Youngstown.
Runners get ready for Peace Race, with new start
Runners are getting ready for the 52nd annual Youngstown Peace Race. The Youngstown Peace Race returns Sunday, with organizers expecting more than 1,000 runners
Bristolville hosts rededication of historic Civil War monument
The Trumbull County Historical Society and Bristolville Township Historical Society held a special Civil War Monument Rededication ceremony Saturday morning.
East Palestine residents sue settlement lawyers, Erin Brockovich group
"The attorneys who were involved in this case defrauded at worst, and at best, were negligent," said Mindy Bish
Two Ohio airman killed in World War II laid to rest this month
Two Ohio Air Force servicemembers were laid to rest this month, decades after they were killed in service during World War II.
Roller coaster shut down at Cedar Point after part ‘dislodged’ from ride
A roller coaster was shut down at Cedar Point Friday after a part fell off of a ride, the park confirmed to FOX 8.
YSU celebrates 25 years of its mineral museum
Homecoming is underway at Youngstown State University, and this year's theme is "It Rocks." So, what better time to celebrate the anniversary of the university's mineral museum?
Is your job a pain in the neck? Tips to prevent the ache
If you're achy at the end of the workday, poor ergonomics could be to blame.