AUSTINTOWN - A man turned himself in at a local hospital after allegedly killing a family member. Local media outlets and some social media sources state that Mark Burley, 36, of Boardman, is charged with killing his father. The Vindicator has not been able to confirm that the victim is ...
YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning County Clerk of Courts office will have to make do with the money it has until and unless its leader explains why he needs more. That is the message from Mahoning County Commissioners after they say Clerk Michael Ciccone failed to show up for a staff meeting to ...
YOUNGSTOWN – The city’s board of control voted to again make changes to housing programs, funded through the American Rescue Plan, most notably moving $1 million from its Landlord Property Improvement Program to the Residential Facade Program. The board voted 3-0 Thursday in favor of the transfer. The board’s members are Mayor Derrick McDowell, Finance Director Kyle Miasek and Law Director Adam Buente. DeMaine Kitchen, the community planning and economic development director, said the switch was prompted by “our desire to not have to send the money back. We have been tracking ...
YOUNGSTOWN – The city’s annual holiday parade and Christmas tree lighting ceremony will be Nov. 28. The event begins with the Flea on Phelps from 4 to 8 p.m., featuring vendors, food and holiday activities. Santa’s workshop at Oh Wow! will be open from 4 to 6 p.m., giving people the opportunity to get photos with Santa. The holiday parade starts at 6 p.m. The parade route starts on East Federal Street, near Commerce Street, and finishes on West Federal Street at Vindicator Square. The Christmas tree lighting ceremony on Central Square is at 7:30 p.m. The event will feature an ...
YOUNGSTOWN - Tyleena Harris expressed considerable pride and joy to have helped create a piece of peace. Others who view her artwork may readily conclude that she really used her head. "I found it was a cool design. I always like to draw and color," Tyleena, a St. Joseph the Provider ...
STEUBENVILLE — Ohio Auditor Keith Faber announced Thursday that indictments were issued against three people whose crimes diverted $20 million in federal financial aid and state subsidies from Eastern Gateway Community College, led to closure of the community college in 2024 and affected its ...
