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Senate GOP unveils $72 billion proposal to fund ICE, Border Patrol through 2029
The Senate Judiciary Committee and Senate Homeland Security Committee on Monday night released legislative text for the $72 billion budget reconciliation bill that would bypass Democratic opposition to fund Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Border Patrol through 2029. The committees released the legislation after the Senate and House passed a joint budget resolution last
Pussycat Dolls cancel ‘all but one’ US concerts on reunion tour
The North American leg of the PCD FOREVER tour was set to include 30 dates in the U.S. and two in Canada, according to a tour announcement published in March.
Expect another summer of higher cooling bills
Households are expected to spend 8.5% more to cool their homes this summer than last year, a new forecast shows.
Bond set at $500K for man facing human trafficking charges
Reese was arrested last week by U.S. Marahals at a home on Southern Boulevard after a grand jury secretly indicted him following an investigation by the Mahoning Valley Human Trafficking Task Force.
Emergency crews rescue man trapped under tree
Crews from Salem police and fire departments rescued a man Monday who was trapped after a tree fell on him while he was operating a tractor.
Local hospital donates $40,000 toward community pool
The East Liverpool City Hospital Auxiliary donated $40,000 towards the operating expenses of the J.B. Cartwright Pool at Thompson Park, ensuring it will be open for the 2026 summer season.
8 Ohio breeders listed in annual ‘Horrible Hundred’ puppy mill violations report
Violations included leaving dogs in overly hot or freezing temperatures, negligent healthcare, selling underage puppies and, in some cases, animal deaths.
New rule limits student loan forgiveness credits
A new rule could penalize borrowers switching between income-driven repayment plans.
Popular potato chips recalled over salmonella concerns: FDA
Utz Quality Foods is issuing a voluntary recall for certain varieties of potato chips sold nationwide, the FDA announced on Monday.
Former troopers claim Ohio State Highway Patrol doles out unfair discipline
Several former Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers allege that supervisors are abusing their power within the agency, and that documented action is not always taken by subordinates due to fear of repercussions.