YOUNGSTOWN — While many have interacted with World War II’s history through lectures, history books or videos, Rebecca Baxter of Howland said her trip to Holocaust sites in Poland was a “brain-changing experience.” “It (the trip) made it into a very four-dimensional kind of ...
WARREN — An 18-year-old Warren man has been charged after shooting at two police officers in May. D’Andre Douglas of Warren was indicted by a Trumbull County grand jury Thursday on two counts of first-degree attempted murder, two-second degree felony counts of felonious assault with three-year firearm specifications and fourth-degree felony charges of carrying concealed weapons and improperly handling firearms in a motor vehicle. The charges stem from a May 15 officer-involved shooting at a dead-end corner of Charles Avenue SE in Warren. A portion of the street was blocked off ...
WARREN — A July 2026 Pew Research poll found that 68% of U.S. adults consider the death penalty justified for those who commit murder, but Trumbull County Prosecutor Dennis Watkins says it appears Warren-area people think Warren killer Danny Lee Hill and Warren rapist Felicia Beemer deserve the most severe punishment possible, including the death penalty. Hill and Beemer have been in the news recently, Hill because of an appeals court ruling denying him another chance to argue intellectual disability to erase his death sentence for killing 12-year-old Raymond Fife in 1985, and Beemer ...
Amy Acton, the Democratic nominee for governor, said she will issue three executive orders on her first day in office, if elected, that would crack down on corruption. The orders would be limited to what the governor controls in state government, which is wide-ranging, but doesn’t include the other executive branch offices — attorney general, auditor, secretary of state and treasurer — or the state Legislature or Ohio Supreme Court. Acton said: “It’s time to put the needs of working families over the wants of billionaires, corporations and special interests. As governor, I ...
WARREN — Warren Municipal Court Judge Natasha Natale has filed a response to an affidavit filed by an attorney with the Ohio Public Defender’s Office asking that the Ohio Supreme Court disqualify Natale from hearing a criminal case. Assistant Public Defender Shawna Merkich, who works in the Trumbull County public defender’s office, filed the affidavit regarding a criminal case involving a 19-year-old Youngstown man charged with misdemeanor criminal trespassing at Warren G. Harding High School on Aug. 21, 2025. The case involved several people seen on surveillance video ...
WEATHERSFIELD — Evan Warholic doesn’t like to ask for help nearly as much as he likes giving it. The 24-year-old, who juggles three part-time jobs and wants to be a paramedic, is in end-stage renal failure and isn’t comfortable when the attention turns to him. “You can kick and ...
