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Warren lunch draws homeless or near-homeless
On one of coldest days of the year, 20 or so people had a free lunch and answered an annual survey about homelessness.
Man arraigned on OVI charge
A Niles man pleaded innocent Tuesday to operating a motor vehicle impaired and child endangering
Work on final phase of bike trail under way
great ohio lake-to-river greenway
Work on the $1.73 million second phase of the Warren bike trail in the central part of the city is under way and likely to be complete in late spring.
Mosquito, other lakes, back to normal levels
The recent rainfall and melting snow put Mosquito Lake’s water levels back up to normal after last summer’s drought.
Professors say there is no privacy on social media web sites
Long-term dangers lurk when using social media, 2 YSU professors warn
Young people would be well served if schools could educate them on how to manage their social-media accounts.
Prosecutor argues against parole for convicted murderer
Trumbull prosecutor opposes parole for murderer who violated parole Trumbull County Prosecutor
Mental health agency focuses on educating school districts
Board wants personnel to speak up if they spot issues among students
Local, state federal officials focus on mental-health Though gun control and school threats
Warren JFK settles with 11 men over sex abuse
Two men describe sex abuse at hands of former Warren JFK trainer
Niles man indicted on attempted murder, felonious assault
A 21-year-old North Cedar Street, Niles, man has been indicted on charges of attempted murder and felonious assault for his part in a Nov. 16 assault in Niles.
Warren Township girl charged with making Facebook threat
A 16-year-old Warren Township girl was released from the Trumbull County Juvenile Justice Center after allegedly making a threat against a LaBrae High School teacher and others on Facebook Friday morning.
Authorities warn Howland residents to be on guard after murderer moves in
Ex-Pa. prisoner convicted of murder in early ’80s to reside with his parents in Howland
As far as James Epstein, former Mercer County, Pa., district attorney is concerned, Shawn Jarrett, 49, isn’t just any ex-con.
Man arrested in Warren on murder charge
A 25-year-old man is in the Trumbull County jail, wanted in the Bronx in a Jan 3 murder of a New York City crossing guard.
YSU Board of Trustees select committee, search firm for new university president
The Youngstown State University Board of Trustees has formed a 17-member committee and announced Friday it will hire the company AGB Search Inc. to help them attract hundreds of candidates in a nationwide search.
Mathews student charged after describing school shootings as ‘easy’
1 charged with inducing panic at school; other accused of vandalism
Two buddies from Mathews High School were arraigned Wednesday on felony charges — one for allegedly making remarks that caused panic at the high school, the other for allegedly vandalizing a teacher’s house in Niles last week.
Horizontal drilling 'starting to ramp up' in Trumbull County
The Trumbull County Engineer’s Office is making plans for 15 to 20 well horizontal gas and oil wells this year, and ‘probably more we’re not aware of,’ one official said.
Trumbull official files complaint regarding former engineer
Board has requested an investigation
The Trumbull County commissioners on Wednesday authorized sending a letter to the Ohio Ethics Commission requesting an investigation into a complaint by current Trumbull County Engineer Randy Smith.
Warren woman bound over on felonious assault
A Trumbull county grand jury will decide whether a 29-year-old Warren woman will stand trial on charges that she committed felonious assault on a 43-year-old Woodbine Avenue woman.
Supreme Court rules against claim of Trumbull murderer Sean Carter
The United States Supreme Court unanimously ruled Tuesday that a Trumbull County Death Row inmate cannot indefinitely prevent his execution.
Warren committee’s improvement projects include accountability
A private-public committee has created a list of 12 Warren economic-development projects that may sound familiar
Trumbull elections board splits on reducing polling precincts
Democratic Trumbull County Board of Elections member Mark Alberini said the 2-2 vote Monday on whether to further reduce the number of voting precincts in Trumbull County demonstrates ‘democracy at work.’
Arrival of first horizontal well pad changes landscape
Glenn Brugler says it’s “kind of neat” that his last name will be attached to Trumbull County’s first horizontal gas and oil well, but there is also a bit of sadness on another level.
Owner, Trumbull County official question state environmental action
Carol Wilson and her husband, Kenny, don’t feel that the efforts of the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency and Ohio Attorney General’s Office to collect $70,000 in fines from them are fair.
Warren’s Sunset owner agrees to close in wake of shooting
The city and owner of the bar where a man was killed early New Year’s Day have reached an agreement whereby the bar will close and temporarily surrender its liquor license to the state.
Warren shooting victim sentenced to 18 months in 2008
Shooting death of Cory Blackwell apparently happened near a crowded dance floor at an East Market Street bar.
County and Niles see increase in 2012 retirements
Changes to the state retirement system prompted many of the retirements
Sanctions sought against Harris brothers involved in Ponzi scheme
U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has worked the past two years to impose civil penalties and return some of the $15.7 million the enterprise stole from hundreds of investors.
Warren prosecutor says this case, like Newtown, should focus on mental-health issues
Municipal Court prosecutor says mental-health issues cause some people to end up in trouble with the law
Drug dealer sentenced to six years in prison
He has been charged with nearly 100 crimes since 1998
Retiring Judge Stuard says government policies changed nature of crime
Retiring judge says government policies changed the nature of crime
Trumbull County jail officer counts on cancer remission after Ark. treatments
A Girard man who has battled a type of cancer called multiple myeloma for five years spent 12 weeks in Arkansas receiving treatments that he and his family hope will give him a lasting remission.
Altiere: Changes in PERS led to retirement
Elected leaders stay in office, tap into PERS
In 2010 and 2011, seven elected officials filed paperwork as required by state law indicating that they would be retiring before the start of their next term in office.
Trumbull woman charged with nearly 100 crimes since 2001
Her criminal career began at 19 with an arrest in Youngstown
Merger of dog kennel and welfare league is under negotiation
Despite talks on merger and moving, county kennel needs addition, chief says
Merger of dog kennel and welfare league is under negotiation
Program aims to help ex-convicts find jobs
By ED RUNYAN runyan@vindy.com WARREN What could be more politically incorrect than offering
Another OVI conviction produces 5-year prison term
Buck is latest in string of offenders getting prison time
Another OVI conviction produces 5-year prison term
Trumbull CSB opts to give just annual reports
The Trumbull County Children Services Board, which voluntarily provided quarterly reports on its visitation policies and practices to the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services since the spring, will instead give annual reports.
Port cements ties with Mahoning River Corridor Initiative
Port cements ties with Mahoning River Corridor Initiative
Detroit-Warren crime connection dates to 2009
By ED RUNYAN runyan@vindy.com WARREN Three years ago, before the Nov. 11, 2012, gunfight
Newton Falls council puts chief ethics question to commission
Falls council refers question to Ethics Commission
Warren police announce promotions, retirement
Warren police announce promotions, retirement
Mental health official warns of drug addictions
Marijuana is still illegal under federal law, illegal in Ohio, will show up on a drug screen required for many jobs and will most likely prevent someone from getting hired
Attorney advises Johnston, other townships, on drilling amendments
Attorney advises Johnston, other townships, on drilling amendments
Lordstown vigil remembers Newtown victims
Cara Kowalczyk, left, and Michelle Peterson, 4, of Lordstown, reflect on the victims of Friday’s Newtown, Conn., elementary school massacre. The two attended a vigil in Founder’s Park in Lordstown on Sunday evening.
Joy Hodge guilty of murder
A Trumbull County jury found Joy Hodge, 29, of Warren guilty of murder, felonious assault and child endangering in the death of her 15-month-old daughter, A’Nana Brantley.
Toddler's time of death contradicts defendant Hodge's testimony
Time of death contradicts defendant’s testimony
Judge denies early release to Amanda Hall after injuring toddler
Amanda Hall, a 32-year-old woman convicted of child endangering for injuring a 19-month-old girl she was babysitting, has been denied early release.
Scouts receive Peace Light
Christians who may never make it to Bethlehem to visit the Church of the Nativity still can have the light of Christ in their own homes.
Speaker: Millions invested in Warren
Downtown has “had more investment in the last two years than in the past 10 years,” the director of Warren’s nonprofit Warren Redevelopment and Planning Corp. told a council committee.
Warren woman goes on trial in death of daughter
Warren woman goes on trial in death of daughter. Joy Hodge faces a possible life prison sentence if convicted or murder, felonious assault and child endangering.
Man and woman remain in jail on cruelty charges
Man and woman remain in jail on cruelty charges
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