WARREN — Less than 50 hours before the gates were supposed to open for the first River Rock at the Amp concert of the summer at Warren Community Amphitheatre, Sunrise Entertainment canceled the entire 2020 season. Directives from the Ohio Department of Health due to the COVID-19 pandemic ...
FOR HEAD START PROGRAMS: Congressman Tim Ryan, D-Howland, announced an $8.26 million grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to be awarded to Alta Care Group for its Head Start Programs. This grant is part of the Head Start program through the U.S. Department of ...
For the first time since April 20, the number of newly reported COVID-19 cases in Ohio exceeded 1,000. The Ohio Department of Health reported 1,076 new cases Wednesday in the state. It’s the high point during a two-week surge that has seen a record number of COVID-19 cases reported. For ...
• HARTFORD TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES will hold a special meeting 8 p.m. today at the municipal building to discuss the fire levy renewal. • SENIOR SERVICES ADVISORY COUNCIL SENIOR CENTER SUBCOMMITTEE meeting will be 9 a.m. today at the McDonald Community Center, 500 Ohio Ave., McDonald, to review ...
WARREN — Warren police are investigating the city’s 12th homicide this year, which happened during a birthday party Monday night in Quinby Park where 30 to 50 people were present, according to a police report. Police identified the victim as Robert J. Johnson, 26, of 2325 Burton St. SE. A ...
YOUNGSTOWN — The retail fireworks business is booming during the COVID-19 pandemic, with Bruce Zoldan saying his Phantom Fireworks is doing twice the sales it did last year. “Unexpectedly, the virus has been to fireworks what Purell, Clorox and toilet paper was to the beginning of the ...
WARREN — A 23-year-old Warren man has been indicted in connection with the June 26 murder of a Boardman woman outside an apartment in northwest Warren’s River Run complex. Edward J. Culler of 3071 Lodwick Drive was indicted during a special session of the Trumbull County grand jury. He is ...
Officials are concerned that more people in Ohio will host illegal fireworks displays because many official fireworks shows are being canceled. “We encourage Ohioans to celebrate the July 4th holiday, but we want them to do it safely and legally,” Ken Klouda, chief of the State Fire ...
The Ohio Senate approved a bill, sponsored by state Sen. Sean J. O’Brien, that reclassifies most nonviolent drug possession offenses from felonies to misdemeanors. “After years of the failed ‘War on Drugs,’ we know that our current approach is not effective,” said O’Brien, ...
WARREN — A Trumbull County jail prisoner was taken to Trumbull Regional Medical Center Tuesday afternoon after an apparent suicide attempt. Maj. Dan Mason, the sheriff’s jail administrator, said Nicholas Lee, 38, of 4720 East Drive, Youngstown, is in St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital with ...
WARREN — The Trumbull County Historical Society this week launched it’s “Voices” oral history project, which looks to preserve the experiences of elders in Warren’s black community. So far, the website, www. voicesoftc.org, includes more than 100 interview clips, and it soon also ...
WARREN — A Trumbull County man who was sentenced last month to multiple decades in prison for an assault and kidnapping conviction was ruled competent to stand trial for a 2019 felony case involving a police chase. Shawn Riley, 26, appeared before Judge W. Wyatt McKay on Wednesday morning ...
WARREN TOWNSHIP — A motorcyclist was flown to St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital with serious injuries after colliding with a car about 3:35 p.m. Wednesday on North River Road near Woodside Drive. Bruce R. Wentworth, 72, of Warren was ejected from his red 2010 Harley-Davidson after Lisa K. ...
HOWLAND — Howland Local Schools is cutting back on more than a dozen paid coaching and club advisory positions to bridge a gap caused by cuts in state funding. The district bore the brunt of $4,179,800 in cuts in state funding to K-12 education in Trumbull County — losing more than ...
Trumbull is one of the seven counties in Ohio to reach Level 3 (red) for being high risk for COVID-19, Gov. Mike DeWine said this afternoon. “Risk is very high,” he said. “Ohioans should limit activities as much as possible. Wear a mask when you go out.” But DeWine didn't place any ...
YOUNGSTOWN — Eastern Gateway Community College has announced tentative COVID-19 responsive plans for on-campus instruction this fall semester. “While plans may change in response to the realities of the pandemic and the state of Ohio’s recommendations for higher education, our doors ...
Gov. Mike DeWine today outlined policies for the reopening of school in the fall including requiring school staff to wear face masks, with exceptions, and “strongly recommend” it for students in the third grade and up. DeWine also said school districts need to vigilantly assess symptoms, ...
YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning Valley Economic Development Corp. received a $5 million federal grant for a revolving loan fund to provide financing to small businesses in Mahoning and Trumbull counties affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The loan fund will allow businesses that have had economic ...
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. unemployment fell to 11.1% in June as the economy added a solid 4.8 million jobs, the government reported today. But the job-market recovery may already be faltering because of a new round of closings and layoffs triggered by a resurgence of the coronavirus. While the ...
GIRARD — A 76-year-old Girard man pleaded not guilty in municipal court Thursday after being accused of stealing items from the Liberty Giant Eagle and then striking a store security guard while being confronted. Eugene P. Livi, of 824 Lawrence Ave., appeared via video linkup between the ...