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Route 11 crash still under investigation

CANFIELD — A multi-vehicle crash involving a trooper remains under investigation by the Ohio State Highway Patrol Thursday afternoon. The crash occurred on state Route 11 near Leffingwell Road. All lanes are closed on SR 11 in the northbound lanes beyond state Route 46 and ...

Mayoral candidates discuss attributes in forum

YOUNGSTOWN — Mayor Jamael Tito Brown said he should be reelected because of his proven track record of leadership over the past eight years while challenger Derrick McDowell said it is time for a change to make the city better. The two answered questions Wednesday during a Rotary of ...

Hamas frees all living hostages; Trump addresses Israeli parliament

Hamas released all 20 remaining living hostages today as part of a ceasefire pausing two years of war that pummeled the Gaza Strip, killing tens of thousands of Palestinians. The releases came as President Donald Trump addressed the Israeli Knesset and urged Israel to work toward peace ...

Youngstown Peace Race draws 1,100

YOUNGSTOWN — Cindy McBurney enjoyed walking her dog, Aspen, though one particular stroll was anything but casual, leisurely or routine. “She loves it; she takes off like a maniac and is the head of the pack,” McBurney, 57, of Boardman, said about her labradoodle, which she got in ...

Hundreds march, raise $75K to fight Alzheimer’s disease

YOUNGSTOWN — The annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s at the WATTS Center at Youngstown State University on Saturday morning united supporters who walked with flowers that reflected their personal connection to Alzheimer’s and to remember loved ones and support the Alzheimer’s Association’s ...

Austintown woman found purpose in Army

AUSTINTOWN — For Catrina A. Scott, joining the military was a means to an end. “I went to Central State University, the same college as my mom and dad. It’s a historically black college / university, the only one in Ohio. They are known for being the first HBCU to have an ROTC program. ...