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Supreme Court to weigh Trump order restricting birthright citizenship
The Supreme Court will scrutinize President Trump’s executive order aimed at ending birthright citizenship on Wednesday, with justices taking the bench to hear arguments over the long-standing American principle. In the courtroom with them will be the president himself, who said Tuesday he plans to listen to the arguments at the Supreme Court — the first
Some local residents get up to 2 inches of rain in storm
Heavy thunderstorms caused flooding in basements and roads in Lowellville, Ohio, with crews working to clear debris and an area flood warning in effect until 7 am.
Megan Thee Stallion Hospitalized After Falling Ill During ‘Moulin Rouge’ Broadway Performance
Theo Wargo / Megan Thee Stallion Prayers are being sent up for Megan Thee Stallion right now after the rapper suddenly fell ill during her Moulin Rouge! The Musical performance, and was rushed to the hospital. Details are still scarce, but a spokesperson for Megan Thee Stallion confirmed to Page Six in a statement that
Youngstown Phantoms clinch Anderson Cup: Enter playoffs as USHL’s top seed
The Phantoms will start their 2026 playoff run in the conference semifinals with home games on Friday, April 17 and Saturday, April 18 at the Covelli Centre
Historical society cataloging extensive archaeological collection
A frame filled with arrowheads sits in Warren's historic John Stark Edwards house, one item in an extensive archeological collection that's now part of the Trumbull County Historical Society.
Leavittsburg Dam officially removed
First News has been covering the Leavittsburg Dam for two years and stopped by Tuesday evening to check on it's status. It's now gone.
Gannon seeks first national title in program history
Gannon University Men's Basketball will play for the NCAA Division II National Championship against Landor with many in our Valley having ties to the school.
Loop Youngstown purchases building for arts center
Loop Youngstown, which provides creative space for artists, has secured a new permanent arts and culture center one block east from its previous location at Ward Bakery Building.