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Property tax reform bills become law

Gov. Mike DeWine signed into law five property tax bills that will save homeowners more than $3 billion over the next three years, change how millage is counted for school districts and permit county budget commissions to control levy amounts. DeWine, a Republican, signed off Friday on the ...

Judge orders ban on commentary by parties in Ursuline lawsuits

YOUNGSTOWN — U.S. District Court Judge Benita Y. Pearson has banned the plaintiffs and defendants in the three federal Ursuline High School lawsuits from making any further commentary on blogs or elsewhere pending the completion of the lawsuits. Citing the “substantial probability” that ...

YLIVE to return to Stambaugh in 2026

YLIVE will return to where it started in 2026 with a move back to Youngstown State University’s Stambaugh Stadium, and it will continue to be a two-day event. YLIVE will take place July 10 and 11, 2026, at the stadium, according to event creator JAC Live, and the lineup announcement ...

Former Warren G. Harding star Chaz Coleman to enter NCAA transfer portal

Penn State linebacker Chaz Coleman intends to enter the transfer portal. The news was first reported by Hayes Fawcett of On3. Coleman confirmed the report via a post on X. Coleman, a former Warren G. Harding standout, concluded his freshman season this past fall with the Nittany Lions. He ...

Valley leaders seek to oust clerk of courts

YOUNGSTOWN — The heads of the Mahoning County Republican and Democratic parties today will launch a bipartisan effort to start the process of collecting signatures to seek the removal of embattled Clerk of Courts Michael P. Ciccone from office through legal action. The announcement will be ...