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Work to begin in 2027 on 6.25-mile power line in Youngstown, Campbell

Work on a $27 million power line project in Youngstown and Campbell will begin in November 2027 after the Ohio Power Siting Board gave permission to a FirstEnergy subsidiary for it. The board voted 6-0 Thursday during a meeting that lasted less than five minutes and included approval for ...

Campbell’s upset slips away in 4th vs. United

HANOVERTON — The Campbell girls basketball team gave United everything it could handle on Thursday night at United High School. However, the more experienced and 17th-seeded Eagles used a fourth-quarter run to beat the 28th-seeded Red Devils 50-33 in a Division VI, Northeast 4 sectional ...

Man shot by police during arrest is indicted on felonious assault

YOUNGSTOWN — John Doyle, 75, who allegedly pointed a gun at police officers trying to arrest him on a warrant Feb. 5 at a home on Galluppi Drive in Coitsville, was indicted Thursday on failure to comply with the order or signal of a police officer and felonious assault with a firearm ...

Lakeview hounds, pulls away from Firelands

CORTLAND — In a clash of similar styles, Lakeview’s brand of tough, physical basketball proved superior in the opening round of the postseason on Thursday night. After a tight first half, the 14th-seeded Bulldogs put together a dominant second half, as they pulled away to down No. 15 seed ...

YSU women reach 20 wins with victory over NKU

The Youngstown State women’s basketball team earned its third consecutive win and its seventh victory in the last eight games Thursday against Northern Kentucky. Having lost to NKU 61-49 in Youngstown back on Jan. 8, the Penguins (20-8, 13-5 in Horizon League) avenged the defeat with a 75-55 ...