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Novak scores OT winner, Penguins beat Canadiens 6-5
Novak converted a 2-on-1 from Evgeni Malkin at 1:33 of overtime, as Pittsburgh recovered after allowing a four-goal lead in the second period slip away.
Olympic Gold medalist honored at Phantoms game
Olympic Gold medalist and Cleveland Heights native Laila Edwards was honored before the Youngstown Phantoms game against the Fargo Force.
Man who left Mahoning County found safe: Sheriff
A statewide endangered missing adult alert was issued for 87-year-old Ernest Wilson, who drove away from his Sebring, Ohio, residence in a black 2009 Pontiac Vibe on Saturday evening.
Mount Union sets school record in dominant 58-point win
Mount Union Football racked up a school record 786 total yards during a dominant 65-7 win over Muskingum on Saturday.
Local man dies in motorcycle crash on OH-45: Police
A 64-year-old Salem man, Ronald Shasteen, was killed in a motorcycle crash on OH-45 in Lordstown on Saturday after another vehicle pulled out of a business and collided with him.
No. 8 YSU surges past No. 22 Southern Illinois
The No. 8 Penguins trailed 10-7 at halftime before scoring the next three touchdowns in the second half to overwhelm the Salukis.
Fire shuts down portion of Market Street in Youngstown
A fire shut down a portion of Market Street in Youngstown, Ohio, on Saturday night.
Local soap maker sells skincare products out of school bus
Youngstown business owner Haley Chuparkoff operates a mobile shop for her handmade soap and skincare company, Gingerly, out of a transformed school bus.
Ryan Day and Buckeyes send letters to patients at Iowa Children’s Hospital
IOWA CITY, Iowa (WCMH) -- In a classy move by Ohio State, Ryan Day signed and sent a letter to each patient and their families at Iowa's Stead Family Children's Hospital. The letter, dated October 2, was sent ahead of the Buckeyes' game against the Hawkeyes Saturday in a nod to the school's tradition of
Head Start fight reaches tipping point as advocates push back against proposed Trump changes
The Trump administration is moving ahead with big changes to Head Start, the federal early childhood education program that serves low-income families, to the outcry of advocates who say the proposals will limit access to the program, currently serving 700,000 students. Interested parties have until Tuesday to submit their thoughts to the federal government on