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Trump says UFC arena outside White House could be permanent
President Trump suggested on Wednesday that the UFC arena currently under construction on the White House’s South Lawn could be a permanent addition.
Warren man indicted in gas station gunfire case
Makai J. Sims, 26, was indicted on charges of felonious assault (F2) and discharge of a firearm on or near prohibited premises (F3), both with three-year firearm specifications.
Man accused of inappropriate conduct with teen indicted
A North Park Avenue man arrested in April on charges he had inappropriate conduct with a teenager was indicted Wednesday by a Trumbull County grand jury.
Sunny, wet, shady: Plants for all yard conditions
Some plants thrive in conditions that would kill others; the key is to know which will do well in your yard.
Defeated GOP incumbents snubbed by Trump may grow more willing to buck him
Republican incumbents who were snubbed by President Trump in midterm primary races are increasingly signaling they will take a more independent approach to his agenda, creating fresh challenges for GOP leaders as they race to notch a series of legislative victories in the weeks ahead. Republicans are looking to pass an immigration enforcement funding package
Republicans rocked by Trump’s midterm approach
Republicans hoping to keep control of Congress in a tough election year have been thrown off-balance by President Trump’s focus on foreign policy, pet projects, and statements dismissing the importance of the midterms and cost-of-living issues. To be sure, Trump’s team is putting its shoulder into the midterm operations. The president has helped to catapult
Trump administration has separated dozens of children from their parents for a second time
Eight years after President Trump’s forcible border separations came to an official halt, an investigation has found that the government has re-separated dozens of children from their families, despite a landmark legal settlement meant to keep them together.
FEMA staff losses leave questions about hurricane season
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) staffing losses after a tumultuous year at the agency are raising questions about whether it will be able to effectively respond to this hurricane season. While the Trump administration has backed off its most controversial ideas — such as outright eliminating FEMA or cutting its staff by 50 percent —
Lisbon pool will not open in 2026
The Lisbon pool will not reopen in 2026, but the Mayor has requested $150,000 in state funding for repairs, and people in Lisbon are being encouraged to use a new splash pad.
Doctor with Cleveland Clinic shares tips for CPR
Knowing how to perform CPR and use an AED can double or triple a person's chances of survival after cardiac arrest, and June is National CPR and AED Awareness Month, making it a good time to learn.