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Baby found in campground toilet in 1997 in Michigan ID’d through genetic genealogy
Three decades before a baby was found dead in a portable toilet at a music festival in Michigan, a cleaning crew at a campground in Michigan's Upper Peninsula made a similarly horrifying discovery.
Fake fire shelters raise safety concerns for wildfire crews
Fire shelters are mandatory equipment for crews battling wildfires in rugged terrain.
Man lived undetected in national forest for 8 years, created half ton of trash
An Arizona man lived undetected in a national forest for years, leaving behind about 1,000 pounds of trash, officials said.
Springfield residents demand transparency following TPS ruling
Springfield held its first city commission meeting since the Supreme Court ruled in favor of ending Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians in the U.S., with several people coming to discuss their thoughts on what the city should do next.
Boardman fire chief leaving for another position
Boardman fire Chief Mark Pitzer will be leaving the township to continue his firefighting career elsewhere.
Youngstown inventor put ice cream on a stick — and made history
Youngstown is the birthplace of the Good Humor Ice Cream Bar. Though it looks a little different, it can still be found at grocery stores.
‘She believed she was going to die’: Man arrested after holding woman hostage using dog collar and zip ties, assaulting her
A man is facing over two dozen felonies after allegedly holding a woman hostage using a dog collar and zip ties and cutting her nearly thirty times.
‘Jurassic Park wasn’t just iconic— it was transformative’: Dinosaur National Monument pays tribute to Sam Neill
Dinosaur National Monument took a moment on social media to praise the impact of Sam Neill and his work in Jurassic Park.
Appeals court upholds conviction, sentence in Warren murder case
The decision means that David Hollie, 47, will continue to serve his sentence of 41 and a half years to life in prison he received from Judge Sarah T. Kovoor in October 2025 following a jury trial in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court.
Lender sues Schwebel for $3.7 million
A company that lent Schwebel Baking $3.7 million wants its money back.