YOUNGSTOWN — Right after his pre-game prayer, Moshood Martins was hit with a reality check while sitting on the bench waiting for his last game to start — he was ready to say goodbye to his dream of a career in the NBA. Through a few tears, he glanced up at the jersey of his idol, ...

Ohio hasn’t seen a spike in COVID-19 cases such as the one in the past three days since the beginning of the year, with the 9,584 cases reported Friday — the second most for a single day this year. The only other day in 2021 that saw more cases was Jan. 7, when 10,251 were ...

A Youngstown pastor and a community activist, who are both African American, filed a federal lawsuit against the Ohio Redistricting Commission, its five Republican members individually and Attorney General Dave Yost contending new congressional and state Senate maps violate the U.S. Voting ...

YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown State University Board of Trustees at their quarterly meeting discussed a variety of initiatives to tackle COVID-19, reviewed the donations the university is receiving and discussed new projects. Despite challenges with enrollment and cuts, Youngstown State ...

YOUNGSTOWN — A Youngstown man convicted in federal court of drug conspiracy charges appeared before a judge this week. George V. Barnette, 37, of Youngstown was sentenced by U.S. Judge Donald C. Nugent of Northern Ohio District Court to five months in a federal prison. He also was ordered ...

YOUNGSTOWN — An administrative secretary in the office of the Trumbull County commissioners filed a federal lawsuit against Commissioner Niki Frenchko and the board of commissioners, claiming she was discriminated against because of her age and ethnicity. Christine Glenn of Niles cites ...