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GOP leaders face frustrations, time pressure on $95 billion reconciliation package
House Republican leaders are facing pressure from the clock and from their own members over a $95 billion reconciliation 3.0 framework that they will attempt to advance out of the Budget Committee on Thursday, raising questions about whether the package will make it out of the House, let alone to President Trump’s desk. The budget
Captain describes haunting scene where boat sank near Alcatraz with 20 on board
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) - Witnesses on boats who saw a vessel with 20 people on board capsize and sink near Alcatraz Island in the San Francisco Bay on Tuesday said some of the victims swam for their lives. Others may have been trapped inside the large cabin cruiser when it sank 130 feet, witnesses and
20 employers to be at Lawrence County Job Fair
PA Career-Link Lawrence County is scheduled to host a free job fair featuring twenty employers and training providers this Thursday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. in New Castle.
Niles Mount Carmel Festival begins
The 93rd annual Mount Carmel Festival is scheduled to run from Thursday through Sunday at the Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish in Niles, Ohio.
La Linea designated as Foreign Terrorist Organization
The Trump administration has added the Juarez cartel to its list of Foreign Terrorist Organizations, allowing the U.S to go after its assets and those who help them.
Study reveals ‘luckiest months’ to buy Powerball tickets in Ohio
A new study from BonusJet has found that Pennsylvania is the luckiest state for Powerball jackpot winners, with December being the luckiest month to buy a ticket in the Keystone State, while Ohio has had 10 wins since 2003, with June and July tied as the state's luckiest months.
Truancy records raise residency questions in Vinton County child abuse case
Records revealed that a previously dismissed truancy case involved several Siders children who missed all school days during the 2021-2022 year, raising questions about how the family was undetected by state agencies prior to the rescue of 16 children from their home.
Family of Black teen found dead after boat trip agrees to inspect his cellphone with DA
Attorneys for the family of a Black teenager who went missing during a July Fourth boat trip to an island off the Mississippi coast said they will work with a local prosecutor's office to inspect the contents of his cellphone as the investigation into his death continues.
Artist’s rainbow fish mural meant to draw people to Mahoning River
A mural is in the process of being painted in Warren to point people to the recreational possibilities of the Mahoning River.