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Coitsville man sentenced to prison for sexual abuse of a minor
The sentence was recommended by prosecutors and adopted by Judge Sweeney.
Man arrested for attempted break-in, obstruction
The homeowner told police that she yelled for the man to leave, to which he allegedly responded, "Let me in," according to the police report.
Closure announced for Route 11 ramp in Columbiana County
LISBON, Ohio (WKBN) - Beginning Tuesday, Feb. 17, a ramp off of Route 11 in Columbiana County will be closed daily for about four days. The on-ramp from State Route 154 to State Route 11 southbound will be closed from 1 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily from Feb. 17-20 for tree trimming. The detour is
Sexyy Red Samples Michael Jackson, Social Media Tells Her To Beat It
Source: Prince Williams/WireImage / Prince Williams/Wireimage Sexyy Red can do no wrong, but this time, she might have taken it overboard. Lil Yatchy posted a clip of the St. Louis rapper showing him new music. Sampling one of the biggest songs in music history, Michael Jackson’s megahit “Beat It.” What threw people off was the
US issues travel advisory for these islands amid virus outbreak
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued a new travel advisory for an archipelago of islands amid an ongoing virus outbreak.
Gun accessory manufacturer to pay $1.75 million to victims of Buffalo supermarket shooting
The company had been accused of providing instructions for making the rifle compatible with high-capacity magazines, NY Attorney General Leticia James said.
1 dead, multiple injured after bus carrying college baseball team crashes in Iowa
One person was killed and multiple others were injured when an charter bus carrying a college baseball from Iowa rolled into a ditch on Wednesday.
There are three Friday the 13ths to look forward to in 2026
Friday the 13th usually only occurs once or twice per year. But 2026 is the (somewhat) more rare exception.
US Navy ships collide during refueling, 2 personnel injured
Two U.S. Navy ships collided Wednesday in an area patrolled by the U.S. Southern Command (Southcom), leaving two personnel with minor injuries, according to military officials.