WARREN — Just how abundant fossils are in Ohio, and what types of ancient animal and plant life inhabited Ohio were the topics of a presentation by Carrie Schweitzer, a professor in the Department of Earth Sciences at Kent State University, on Wednesday at the Warren-Trumbull County Public ...

COLUMBUS — A grand jury has reindicted two fired FirstEnergy Corp. executives whose initial prosecutions in the state’s long-running $60 million bribery scandal ended in mistrial earlier this year, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced Thursday. Yost, a Republican, joined Summit ...

CANFIELD — There was not a lot of old or new business conducted at Wednesday’s brief city council meeting, but council members were updated on a major water leak at Sawmill and Herbert roads. “We are trying to fix it ourselves,” Public Works Superintendent John Rapp said. He ...

YOUNGSTOWN — Keith Logan Sr. admits he does not know a lot about the judicial system and was not a direct victim of the three occupied residential arson fires Will Jones, 60, set in Youngstown last Nov. 22 and 23. But with his son, Keith Logan Jr. and his wife traveling to Africa last week, ...

WARREN — While a brand new slate of officers, led by Denny Malloy as chairman, are running the Trumbull County Republican Party, plenty of discord and infighting remain. Malloy, who lost reelection in the Republican primary for his county commissioner seat, beat Jim Dunlap, the party’s ...

YOUNGSTOWN — Fears about rising antisemitism, community safety and growing political division dominated a town hall Thursday as members of the Ohio Jewish Caucus met with local residents at the Jewish Community Center in Youngstown. The Youngstown Area Jewish Federation and the Ohio Jewish ...