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Fri. 11:21 a.m.: Warren’s marijuana dispensary opens for business

WARREN — The first medical marijuana dispensary in Trumbull and Mahoning counties is open for business. The store, gLeaf Medical Cannabis on Youngstown Road SE, formally opened at 10 a.m. today after have a soft launch earlier this week. It served pre-scheduled customers starting Tuesday and is now open to all customer with a medical marijuana card from the state and recommendation from a doctor. The store's general manager, A.J. Caraballo, spoke with media and provided a tour of the building before a ribbon cutting with employees. Now available in Ohio are marijuana flowers, but ...

Mon. 2:08 p.m.: Couple found dead in Niles home

NILES — Police at this hour are removing two bodies from a home at 541 Henry St. SE in what is being described as an apparent murder-suicide. Police were called to the home shortly before noon by the son of the deceased couple. He told police that he hadn't heard from his parents in a while, so he stopped at the home to check on them. He found the bodies. Police have not released names of the victims. A Tribune Chronicle reporter is on the scene. Additional details will be posted.

Thu. 11:56 a.m.: License granted to medical marijuana dispensary in Warren

WARREN - The Ohio Board of Pharmacy today announced the medical marijuana dispensary in Warren was awarded its certificate to operate. The license for gLeaf Medical Cannabis, 2932 Youngstown Warren Road, is the 13th in Ohio the board, which oversees dispensaries, has awarded. The facility is the only dispensary in Trumbull County. Read Friday's print edition of the Tribune Chronicle or online at www.tribtoday.com for more on this story.

Wed. 3:30 p.m.: Final Cruze rolls off line in Lordstown

LORDSTOWN - The final Chevy Cruze rolled off the GM Lordstown production line around 2:45 p.m. today. Nearly 200 people, including UAW Local 1112 members, family, friends and supporters, gathered outside the Lordstown assembly plant along Ellsworth-Bailey Road near the Ohio turnpike exit ...

Tue. 12:44 a.m.: UAW sues GM over Lordstown

Tribune Chronicle WARREN — United Auto Workers International today filed a lawsuit against General Motors claiming the automaker is violating terms of an agreement with the union by "unallocating" three U.S. plants, including Lordstown, before the UAW's contract expires in September. The lawsuit claims "unallocated" is a synonym for "idled" and "closed," and there is no "material difference" between unallocating a plant or idling or closing a plant under the agreement — the Plant Closing and Sale Moratorium — the sides struck in October 2015. The other plants in the lawsuit are ...

Tue. 3:14a.m.: Warren Power Outage

Due to the power outage in downtown Warren delivery of the Tribune Chronicle will be delayed for the New Year's Day edition.