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Eczema cream recalled over risk of ‘life-threatening’ staph infection
A Wisconsin company is recalling a cream used to treat eczema and other conditions after it was found to be contaminated with Staphylococcus aureus, the Food and Drug Administration announced Tuesday.
Parents searching for missing son find teen’s dismembered body
The 18-year-old, who recently earned his GED and planned to attend welding school, had been missing since Thursday.
Body of missing Arizona State University student found at Grand Canyon
Over 30 search and rescue crews were deployed in the search for the missing Arizona State University student.
How notorious outlaw meets local police history at East Liverpool museum
Kelsey Hedrick founded and operates the East Liverpool Police Museum, which is housed in East Liverpool's City Hall building on W. 6th Street.
Police respond to scene in Austintown
Police responded to an incident at a car wash in Austintown on Wednesday morning, resulting in the closure of a stretch of New Road.
Deal reached to delete data stolen from Canvas educational platform by hackers
A hacking group named ShinyHunters claimed responsibility for last week's breach, threatening to leak data involving nearly 9,000 schools worldwide and 275 million individuals if schools did not pay a ransom by May 6.
Police respond to scene in Austintown
Police responded to an incident at a car wash in Austintown on Wednesday morning, resulting in the closure of a stretch of New Road.
Man accused of stealing vehicle, tools from business: PSP
A New Castle man is accused of stealing a vehicle and over $1,000 worth of tools and equipment, according to Pennsylvania State Police.
Trump changes story on reflecting pool contractor
Restoration of the basin has drawn criticism for the cost of the no-bid contract and the president's vision, which includes a paint in the color of "American flag blue."
Grocery prices rose in April, but gas spikes weren’t the only reason
Over the next year or more, Americans could also see higher food prices due to spiking fertilizer costs, since around 30% of the world's fertilizer travels through the Strait of Hormuz.