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Trump touts data centers at Ohio rally

VANDALIA, Ohio —- President Donald Trump defended data centers that power artificial intelligence projects but have become a contentious campaign issue nationwide, as he took his midterm tour to Ohio this weekend to insist his party will keep its majorities in Congress despite steep ...

President Trump will visit Covelli Centre for rally

YOUNGSTOWN — President Donald Trump is returning to the city. Trump will visit Youngstown for a midterm rally on Monday, oct. 12 at the Covelli Centre. The announcement of the rally was released today by the Republican National Committee. This will be Trump's second rally in Ohio in just ...

Hubbard man sentenced in federal child porn case

A Hubbard man has been sentenced to federal prison for engaging in online activities that involved child sexual abuse materials (CSAM). James Joseph Cataline, 47, was sentenced Friday to 23.5 years in prison by U.S. District Judge Pamela A. Barker, after pleading guilty in May to receipt of visual depictions of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct, possession of child pornography and transferring obscene material to a minor. Cataline also was ordered to serve 10 years of supervised release after imprisonment and pay $5,000 toward the Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act, ...

Howl-o-ween goes to the dogs at Mosquito

Staff photos / Bob Coupland Stacy Barrackman of Southington with her dog Sonny, a shepherd/husky mix, both dressed as 1950s greasers, spend time with Teresa Rozich of Warren with her dog Indy, a labrador, both dressed as witches, at the Howl-O-Ween celebration Sunday at Mosquito Lake State ...

YHA Nurses Alumni group disbands after 50-plus years

CANFIELD — Jeannie Bryner may not have a background in science, but she knows that if a milk bottle is placed near a mountain during a blizzard, gravity will allow only a few snowflakes to strike the object. “People just don’t understand how important history is,” Bryner, of Newton ...

Pink Out grows into community celebration

AUSTINTOWN — What started with a conversation between two women and an idea to bring people affected by cancer together has grown into a communitywide celebration filling Austintown Township Park with music, food, vendors and, most importantly, people supporting one another. Now in its ...