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Google wants to release up to 32 million ‘good’ mosquitoes in California and Florida
When you think of Google “debugging” something, you probably think of software – not actual bugs.
Dangerous chemical plant disasters spotlight Trump’s deregulatory efforts
Critics are outraged that the Trump administration is moving to roll back chemical safety rules even as the U.S. faces deadly industrial chemical incidents. Last week, about 50,000 people were told to evacuate in Southern California because an overheating chemical tank was at risk of exploding. Those orders have since been lifted. And this week
Austintown launches Seamless Summer Meals program
The district is participating in the Seamless Summer Meals Program, and it all starts Monday.
Sharon Tiger Techs robotics team earns international awards
Sharon Tiger Techs Robotics Team earned the Core Values Award at the FIRST LEGO League Western Edge Invitational in California.
Police investigate fatal crash on Market Street
One person is dead after a car flipped onto its side on East Market Street late Sunday evening.
2016 WKBN Big 22 member wins national lifting title
Xavier Bailey pictured in 2016 on the Brookfield football team.
Large police presence breaks up fight at Boardman Park
Multiple police departments were responding to the report of a large fight at Boardman Park Sunday evening.
Local products, Baldwin Wallace downed in World Series
Baldwin Wallace baseball lost to Denison 6-4 in a double elimination match to end the Yellow Jacket's season in the 2026 NCAA Division III Baseball Championships at Classic Auto Group Park in Eastlake, Sunday morning.
Pulisic scores as US beats Senegal in World Cup warmup
Christian Pulisic ended a five-month scoring drought for club and country with his first international goal since November 2024, Folarin Balogun broke a second-half tie and the United States beat Senegal 3-2 Sunday in the Americans’ next-to-last World Cup warmup match.
Athletes compete at Special Olympics Ohio’s State Summer Games
It takes months of hard work for athletes to compete at Special Olympics Ohio’s State Summer Games. For one central Ohio girl, this weekend’s competition marks her special comeback to the track.