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Ex-Ohio police officer, fired for allegedly soliciting a minor, indicted in rape of child
He was never charged after being fired for allegedly trying to solicit sex with a child four years ago.
New Castle man killed in Lawrence County crash
A New Castle man was killed in a crash Saturday in Mahoning Township.
Officials: US 422 reopen after truck hit overpass in Solon
Crews were on the scene in Solon after an accident shut down a portion of U.S. 422 Monday afternoon.
FBI to announce major cybercrime bust in Cleveland
Federal officials, including the FBI and U.S. Attorney's Office, will announce details of an international cybercrime case that caused tens of millions in losses.
PHOTOS: Extremely rare cub born at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
An extremely rare baby animal was just recently born at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo.
PA man charged with 3 counts of homicide
GREAT BEND TWP., Pa. (WIVT/WBGH) – A Hallstead, Pennsylvania man has been charged with three counts of criminal homicide. Garrett Austin Johnson, 29, is accused of these crimes and was taken into custody not far from the alleged crime scene. Pennsylvania State Police responded to a call at a home in the 1300 block of
Crews work to control house fire in Youngstown
Crews worked to control a house fire in Youngstown Tuesday.
Lettuce linked to explosive diarrhea outbreak
Lettuce appears to be the likely source of a parasitic illness that has sickened thousands of people in recent weeks, including hundreds in Ohio, according to Michigan health officials.
Ohio governor signs education bill without proposed changes to ‘Parents’ Bill of Rights’
Gov. Mike DeWine (R) signed a wide-ranging education bill into law Friday that increases the number of governor-appointed members on the State Board of Education from five to seven, and adds new licensing restrictions for educators and testing rules for online schools.
New York imposes first-in-the-nation statewide freeze on ‘hyperscale’ data centers
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) is imposing the nation’s first-ever statewide freeze on new “hyperscale” data centers. Hochul is pausing state-level environmental permits for “up to” a year to give the state time to put together a framework to protect the environment, the energy grid and New Yorkers’ electric bills, her office said. Hochul