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Ohio AG suing local contractor
The lawsuit, filed in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court, accuses Youngstown resident Stanley Strickland Jr. and his business, SNT Roofing and Landscaping LLC, of violating the Consumer Sales Practices Act and the Home Solicitation Sales Act.
Pierre Deny, French actor who appeared in ‘Emily in Paris,’ dies at 69 after ALS battle
His daughters described the illness that led to his death as “sudden” in a translated statement shared with the Agence France-Presse.
Heritage Foundation adds 4 members to board
The Heritage Foundation on Wednesday added four new members to its board of trustees, including conservative commentator Mollie Hemingway and nationalist political theorist Yoram Hazony, marking a step in the think tank’s recalibration to “Heritage 2.0.” Also joining the think tank are Lawrence Blanford, the retired CEO of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, and business leader
VIBE Announces Return Of Print Magazine
VIBE, the music publication founded by the late Quincy Jones in 1992, was one of the top print magazines of its era before moving to the digital side. VIBE is now making its return to print early next month and will be published quarterly. As the demand for print magazines dwindled and the rise of
Lil Wayne’s ‘Tha Carter VII’ Is On The Way Despite Mixed Reactions To ‘The Carter VI’
Source: Earl Gibson III / Getty Lil Wayne’s legendary Carter album series is far from over, with Weezy confirming that Tha Carter VII is officially on the way. During a recent interview, the New Orleans MC opened up about still wanting to win a Grammy Award and eventually perform during the Super Bowl halftime show.
The flag that changed football: A Youngstown invention
The creation of a former Youngstown State University coach in 1941 is credited with forever changing the way football games are played.
Workers injured at Lawrence County dairy plant
One person was taken by a medical helicopter from a dairy in Pennsylvania following a work accident Wednesday.
PGA tourney Senior Players Championship leaving Northeast Ohio
At a time of big changes in golf, one development on the senior circuit should not go unnoticed. The Senior Players Championship is moving to California, which likely spells the end of 72 years of PGA Tour presence at Firestone Country Club.
Niles Police Department warns public about e-scooter crashes
NILES, Ohio (WKBN)-The Niles Police Police Department has released guidance for using e-scooters after two crashes were reported. The department announced on Facebook that riders should review the following guidelines: The department said that e-scooters can basically be ridden anywhere that a bicycle is permitted. Riders must obey all traffic laws (just like a bike)
Former Strategist Says White House Is Hiding Trump’s Decline
On Tuesday (May 26), President Donald Trump visited Walter Reed Medical Center. The scheduled visit was the third time in the 13 months of his second term in office. Former Republican strategist Rick Wilson asserts that there is a reason for the multiple visits. In his latest Substack newsletter post entitled “Trump Is Dying”, the