GIRARD — Citing financial issues facing the city’s school district, the board of education in a 3-2 vote Thursday cut three teaching positions for the next school year. However, officials said they plan to hold a special meeting Monday to bring back one of the positions. More than 75 ...

YOUNGSTOWN — Before she became a legendary Cleveland radio and TV personality, Dorothy Fuldheim was in Germany in the early 1930s, where she listened to a speech in an arena that Adolph Hitler gave. “I knew how dangerous this man was,” Anne McEvoy, who is with Women in History Ohio, ...

YOUNGSTOWN — Since she was a child, Lil Snider knew she wanted to enter the art world, and she has just added the latest significant brushstrokes to her life’s canvas. “I’ve been serious about art since I was 12 years old. I fully decided to go into the art field as a freshman in high ...

YOUNGSTOWN — The receiver for SOBE Thermal Energy Systems LLC, which is supposed to provide heat for most of downtown Youngstown, wrote in a court document that the company is on the verge of a financial collapse. John C. Collins, SOBE’s receiver, wrote the “company is in the midst of a ...

BOARDMAN — Amy Acton, the Democratic candidate for governor, said she can work with those in both political parties but would not hesitate to veto legislation if needed. During a Wednesday campaign stop at the Structural Iron Workers Local 207’s apprenticeship building, Acton said, “I ...

YOUNGSTOWN — City officials filed a lawsuit against the companies blamed for the deadly May 2024 explosion at the former Realty Tower in downtown. The city filed the lawsuit in Mahoning County Common Pleas Court on Wednesday, the day before today’s two-year anniversary of the disaster and ...