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Man serving life sentence for 2009 double murder seeks release

YOUNGSTOWN — A man serving a life sentence for a 2009 double murder has filed a civil rights federal lawsuit in an attempt to get his freedom. Lorenza Barnette, 39, who is incarcerated in the Marion Correctional Institution, has sued two Youngstown police officers who investigated the ...

Ryan talks to Japanese administrator

U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan is continuing to assist in the search for a missing Hubbard man who was last seen Feb. 1 in his apartment near the school where he teaches on a U.S. air base in Japan. Ryan, D-Howland, talked Sunday to Japanese State Minister of Defense Yasuhide Nakayama about the ongoing ...

Search continues for missing Hubbard man

The search continues for the civilian teacher from Hubbard who has been missing from a U.S. Air Force base in Japan since Feb. 1. Denise Mott of Brookfield, the mother-in-law of the missing Trevor Balint, traveled to Detroit to receive an emergency visa to travel to Japan. According to the ...

Two indicted in Warren shooting

WARREN — A man who gave authorities a Campbell address, and a Warren man who already has been charged with shooting at police officers during an Oct. 17, 2020, chase in Warren, were named in a special Trumbull County grand jury report. Both are charged in an Oct. 5, 2020, shooting in ...

Man faces federal charge in bank robbery

WARREN — A man jailed in the Feb. 2 robbery at the TCF bank in the Warren Plaza, 2001 Elm Road NE, now faces a federal charge. Patrick Marsh, 38, who gave authorities a Hubbard address but now lives in Niles, was charged this week in the U.S. Court Northern Ohio District with bank ...

Valley man in court in DC over Capitol riot

A Champion man charged in the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol made an appearance Monday in a Washington, D.C., federal court. Stephen M. Ayres, 38, of Carolewood Circle NW, was scheduled for a preliminary hearing at 1 p.m. before Magistrate Judge Robin M. Merriweather. Neither ...