ORWELL — Springfield was on the doorstep of a tournament upset on Thursday, but the Mustangs continued their program-best season, fending off the Tigers, 44-34. The 16th-seeded Tigers limited the Mustangs to one point in the third quarter to hold a 28-25 advantage going into the final frame, ...
Staff report Ohioans filed 6,905 initial and 66,806 continued unemployment claims last week, the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services reported Thursday. Initial claims were 1,051 fewer than the previous week. Continued filings were 1,062 fewer. The total number of claims filed Feb. ...
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 ...
YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning County Prosecutor’s Office is calling on the Ohio Department of Corrections to reject parole for two inmates convicted of violent crimes. Dana Cross was convicted of rape and gross sexual imposition in 1995, and Kenneth Mosley was convicted of aggravated murder ...
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump's far-reaching global tariffs on Friday, handing him a significant loss on an issue crucial to his economic agenda. The decision centers on tariffs imposed under an emergency powers law, including the sweeping "reciprocal" ...
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 ...