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U.S. porn sting nets man in Howland
An Army veteran who used a computer to send illegal images of children got a nine-year prison
National child porn crackdown finds Valley connection
YOUNGSTOWN — An undercover FBI agent trolling online chat rooms received child pornography from a
Kennel owner going to jail for starving dogs
The defendant had no statement for the judge. YOUNGSTOWN — The healthy barks of a police dog
Croley faces rent hearing
Sentencing for the animal cruelty charges is Thursday. YOUNGSTOWN — The man who operated a
Putting a new spin on catching bad guys
The wheel is about the size seen at church festivals. YOUNGSTOWN — What better for the
Break-in suspects are sons of cop
The victim said the experience was ‘scary’ because the suspects had guns. YOUNGSTOWN — Two
Traficant to finish 8-year term in prison
YOUNGSTOWN — James A. Traficant Jr. will not leave federal prison and report to Community
RARING TO MOW
Lawn mower training program to start despite criticism YOUNGSTOWN — The North Side Weed &
Traficant can pick CCA or prison
The convicted former congressman said he would not feel safe at CCA on Market Street.
Hiring plan to lower police pay
Offering $10,000 less would make it difficult to recruit, the union president said. YOUNGSTOWN
The presence of a Christmas past
No BB gun for the boy whose father was a cop and whose grandfathers were ministers. Those who
’Tis better to give a pet voucher
People will cut back for themselves to make sure there’s money to spend on their pets. The
Suspects in heroin dealing arrested
Users, mostly from the suburbs, came to town for their fix. YOUNGSTOWN — It’s important to let
Jimbo heads home after eight years
YOUNGSTOWN — Jimbo’s coming home.
Plea deal made in dead dog case
The prosecutor said animal cruelty is a felony in 45 states, but not Ohio. YOUNGSTOWN — A plea
Crime-fighting technology spots trouble
The system that detects real-time gunfire could be in place by summer. YOUNGSTOWN — Picture
From fine china to paper and plastic
Thanksgiving, Nov. 27, 1958: A time when dolls drink and wet and holiday fruitcakes are eaten, not circling the globe being re-gifted.
From fine china to paper and plastic
YOUNGSTOWN — Thanksgiving, Nov. 27, 1958: A time when dolls drink and wet and holiday fruitcakes are
Mother’s advice: No license, no borrowing car
Allowing an unlicensed driver to use your car can result in a charge of wrongful entrustment, as one
Lending your car to unlicensed driver can land you in jail
YOUNGSTOWN — Eddie Winphrie’s mother is paying the price for owning the car that her unlicensed son
At cruelty pretrial, dog owner in gallery shows his disdain
Defendant Steve Croley must come to trial next month with a financial statement. YOUNGSTOWN —
Animal abuse cases spur call for joint approach
The prosecutor said he and the mayor will ask state lawmakers to elevate animal cruelty to a felony.
Animal abuse cases spur call for joint city-county approach
YOUNGSTOWN — A humane agency’s legal misstep after seven dead and 12 starving dogs were found at
Sister urges Valley to forgive
The nun’s pen pal was a murderer and a rapist. BOARDMAN — The author of “Dead Man Walking”
City kids treated to party that’s s-s-safe
Real blood on the Jason mask? Gulp. YOUNGSTOWN — Ghostly cackles, moans and shrieks greeted
Killer gets 6 life terms
A firefighter said the memory of that morning is recalled every time the bell strikes.
Drug tests to begin for Youngstown cops, officials
The mayor said he’ll take a test whether his name is drawn or not. YOUNGSTOWN — The mayor, law
Error lessens animal-cruelty charges
Only four of 19 animal cruelty charges can be prosecuted against a Youngstown kennel owner.
Jury spares young arsonist
The defendant is learning-disabled, with an IQ of 75. YOUNGSTOWN — Somber and thoughtful after
Jury of 12 considers death penalty for arsonist Davis
If sentenced to die by the judge, the 18-year-old would be the youngest death-row inmate.
MEMORIES SURVIVE
A double-chair porch swing next door was a favorite spot for 8-year-old Ranaisha. YOUNGSTOWN —
Jurors to decide life or death for man convicted in deadly fire
YOUNGSTOWN — A blue chair, sized to fit preschoolers, sits on now-vacant land where the Crawford
Jurors must now decide if Davis should die
The death penalty phase of the case will begin Oct. 23.
Arson trial shifts to defense
The Davis trial resumes Tuesday; the jury will be sequestered. YOUNGS-TOWN — Although a can of
Gains: Theft of phone led to fatal fire
Jurors heard the 911 call that sent firefighters to a burning house on the East Side.
City cops reviewing wrongful death suit
An officer’s pursuit of a traffic violator at 75 mph was not reasonable, investigators said.
City fails to use federal grant for anti-gang effort in schools
The police chief said the grant couldn’t be used as intended. YOUNGSTOWN — A city
Woman guilty of animal abuse, child endangering
The owner of the puppy faces up to nine months in jail. YOUNGSTOWN — The West Side woman whose
As Lucky would have it, reunion’s a hit
A 7-week-old American bulldog called Boss was likely the youngest attendee. YOUNGSTOWN — While
Warrant issued due to court mix-up
The defendant’s mother said he’ll turn himself in on a city warrant. YOUNGSTOWN — A mix-up at
YPD officers escape dismissal
Two of the four officers received 30-day suspensions without pay. YOUNGSTOWN — Mayor Jay
Probe into fatal cop crash proceeds
The officer had at least five beers and one shot, a new report shows. YOUNGSTOWN — At 3:20
Report: Cop under influence
‘On-call’ status requires officers to be fit for duty. YOUNGSTOWN — Detective Sgt. Robert
Court administrator fired over sexual harassment complaints
The administrator could not be effective if he stayed, a judge said. YOUNGSTOWN — After 11
300 pay respects to YPD officer
The mother of an officer shot to death five years ago attended the funeral. STRUTHERS — “He
Puppy from home deemed ‘squalid’ dies
The dog was taken to a vet by two neighbors, but it was too late. YOUNGSTOWN — A German
YPD goes tech-savvy with FRED
A detective is one of two dozen certified by the state for recovery of electronic forensic evidence.
Traficant pension carved for fines
The balance owed on the fine is $103,783, which includes interest. YOUNGSTOWN — James A.
New crime unit to use mapping software
The unit is expected to hit the streets this weekend. YOUNGSTOWN — Advanced computer mapping
Police remember fallen comrades
The melancholy ‘My Heart Will Go On’ was sung during the service. YOUNGSTOWN — Riding boots
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