HOWLAND - The focus of Wednesday's Trumbull County Council of Governments meeting was on data centers, as Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber President and CEO Guy Coviello touted their importance and the value of responsible development. Coviello acknowledged that not all data centers are ...
WARREN — Ryan S. Morris, 42, Federal Street NW pleaded guilty to a third degree felony, repeat-offender OVI Wednesday in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court and will be sentenced later. He faces a mandatory prison term. It was his sixth OVI offense. The case involves a Jan. 2, 2026, traffic stop by the Ohio State Highway Patrol when Morris failed a field sobriety test and refused to complete a breathalyzer test, prosecutors stated. Trumbull County Assistant Prosecutor Mike Burnett told Judge Sean O’Brien that when the trooper pulled Morris over, he noticed that Morris had slurred ...
A Trumbull County grand jury indicted the following people this week: • Christopher Graham, 32, Buckeye Street NW, Warren, aggravated possession of drugs. • Taleer A. Hall, 33, Union Street SW, Warren, having weapons while under disability, carrying concealed weapons. • Donovan Norman, 21, Wheeling, W.Va., two counts felonious assault, failure to comply with order/signal of police officer, tampering with evidence, having weapons while under disability, improperly handling firearms in a motor vehicle, obstructing official business and resisting arrest. • Kagan J. Myers, 20, ...
COLUMBUS — Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson joined a coalition of 36 attorneys general in announcing an agreement Thursday requiring General Motors to pay $220 million over allegations that it illegally sold consumers’ driving behavior and location data to third parties. Ohio will ...
Vivek Ramaswamy’s controversial television ad attacking Dr. Amy Acton, featuring her estranged mother, will no longer appear during the final days of the hotly contested Ohio governor’s race. The ad, originally one minute long and cut to 30 seconds, featured Donna Arthur, Acton’s mother ...
YOUNGSTOWN – A Stark County couple filed a $30 million federal lawsuit contending they suffered injuries while being removed from President Donald Trump’s Oct. 12 rally in Youngstown after shouting in the direction of U.S. Sen. Jon Husted. The couple, which isn’t identified in the ...
