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Data centers become flashpoint in gubernatorial races
“Could you invent an easier political target if you tried?”
Bridge removal to be discussed this week in Youngstown
A meeting to talk about work planned by the Ohio Department of Transportation to remove a bridge over Interstate 680 in Youngstown is happening Tuesday.
Too old to execute? Aging death row inmates set to die in Florida
The last prisoner strapped to a table in Florida’s death chamber was 74 years old — the oldest the state has executed in modern times. The next two set to die are older still.
‘Sickest I’ve ever been’: Woman describes having parasite-linked illness
“I would not wish that on my worst enemy,” a woman who recently recovered from cyclosporiasis said.
‘Ozempic feet:’ the latest side effect among GLP-1 users, doctors warn
Doctors have recently seen a trend where significant weight loss can leave the feet looking bonier, looser, or more deflated.
Meta u-turns on AI feature amid privacy backlash
“Big Tech wanted to strip away our right to privacy. But the people spoke up, and we won."
Bill requiring parental notification of bullying heads to Governor’s desk
House Bill 1505 received final approval from the General Assembly on Sunday.
Proponents, lawmakers laud education funding increases in 2026 Pennsylvania budget
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) -- Pennsylvania's public schools will once again see a funding boost in the 2026 budget. The $50.8 billion budget includes an additional $565 in adequacy funding, continuing efforts to rectify a funding system declared unconstitutional following a lawsuit by Pennsylvania's poorest schools. It also includes another $58 million in basic education funding
Man accused of causing panic at high school football practice sentenced
A 19-year-old city man accused of threatening members of a high school football team and then later arrested on a gun offense while on bail was sentenced Friday to a suspended jail sentence and two years of probation.
Renovations to start at Howland Library
Officials with the Warren-Trumbull County Public Library first announced the project in April.