Iran's top judge hinted at fast trials and executions for those who were detained in nationwide protests against the country's theocracy, even as activists said Wednesday that the death toll rose to levels unseen in decades, with at least 2,571 people killed so far. Iran’s judiciary chief ...
YOUNGSTOWN — City officials asked a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed by a company suing the city for demolishing a South Meridian Road building without notice. In a response to the lawsuit by Armadillo Development LLC of Lisbon, an attorney for the city’s insurance company wrote ...
HUBBARD TOWNSHIP — With months remaining in winter, communities are taking action to ensure they aren’t blindsided by the harsh conditions that come with it. Trustees at Monday’s meeting approved purchasing 250 tons of salt at a rate of $79.14 per ton — a total of $19,785 — to be ...
WARREN — The Ohio Department of Natural Resources is expected to release $75,000 to Trumbull County to be used to reimburse funds being spent on phase IV of the Western Reserve Greenway Bike Trail project. This phase is connecting the bike path between Warren and NIles, according to Zachary ...
Liberty WHAT: Board of Education meeting Monday PRESENT: David Malone, Janine Hamilton, Adam Earnhardt and John Simon ABSENT: Hans Kirr The board: ● Heard Superintendent Brian Knight read a resolution proclaiming January 2026 as School Board Recognition Month, encouraging all ...
YOUNGSTOWN — Testimony resumed Tuesday in the felonious assault trial of Per’asia S. Godfrey, 19, of Youngstown, accused of stabbing another woman during a large June 13, 2024, fight on Cameron Avenue on Youngstown’s South Side. Testimony wrapped up Tuesday, and the case resumes this ...