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Police: Lehigh Valley 19-year-old that had been missing in Ohio found safe
EASTON, Pa. -- A woman from the Easton area who had gone missing in Ohio was found and is safe. The Sylvania Township Police Department says in a Facebook post that Ellie Anna Garren, 19, was traveling in the area with an AmeriCorps group. She was reported missing by a AmeriCorps member on June 22.
If the rail cars in the East Palestine wreck are as dangerous as a new investigation says, why are they still in use? Today in Ohio
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The National Transportation Safety Board found multiple factors including miscommunications and badly designed train cars that contributed to the East Palestine train disaster. We’re talking about heat detection systems on Today in Ohio. Listen online here. Editor Chris Quinn hosts our daily half-hour news podcast, with...
2 Ohio Hospitals Continue To Earn ‘D’ Grade for Patient Safety
Find out what 2 hospitals in Ohio continue to have an issue with patient safety. Out of 177 hospitals in Ohio, only 2 earned the dreaded 'D' grade for patient safety according to HospitalSafetyGrade.org. There is both good news and bad news with this information. Let's get the bad news out of the way.
Neighborhood littered with shell casings as car is shot up on Youngstown's East Side
For the second time in less than three days, Youngstown police are investigating gunfire that left shell casings scattered in the street. Just after midnight, a neighbor reported hearing between fifty and sixty gunshots along Garland Avenue, just north of Shehy Street on the city’s East Side. Officers said...
Youngstown Shooting: 131 ROUNDS FIRED, 18-year-old WOMAN KILLED, Another Injured
According to the Youngstown Police Department, 131 rounds were fired late on Sunday night on the South Side of the city, where a woman who was 18 years old was slain. One more woman, whose age and identity are unknown and who is still alive, was also shot and injured. Her condition is unclear.
Motorcyclist injured in crash with SUV on Youngstown's West Side
Youngstown Police say a motorcyclist is hospitalized in "stable" condition after colliding with a Suburban SUV Wednesday afternoon. The accident happened around 3:45 pm near N. Meridian Road and Salt Springs Road. The motorcycle driver was transported to the hospital. The SUV driver was not injured. Meridian Road was temporarily...
Thiel College campus community mourns after shooting death of student in Youngstown
Family, friends, and classmates from Thiel College are in mourning following the shooting death of first-year student Te’nya McKinley. Social media posts have identified the 18-year-old as the victim of Sunday night’s shooting along Glennwood Avenue near Sherwood Avenue. “We are profoundly heartbroken by the loss of Te’nya...
17-year-old arrested in connection with homicide on Youngstown's south side
Youngstown Police have arrested a 17-year-old suspect following a homicide on the city's south side Tuesday night. According to a press release, the shooting occurred just after 10:00 p.m. on the 500 Block of East Judson Avenue where officers discovered a 19-year-old male laying in a driveway with a gunshot wound.
Youngstown police say man stabbed by girlfriend and shot by her brothers
Youngstown police are investigating a shooting and stabbing victim who was being treated at Mercy Health – St. Elizabeth Youngstown hospital. The man, whose identity was not revealed in the police report had suffered a gunshot wound on his left hand and a stab wound on his back. The...
Prosecution witness testifies against husband in 2016 East Side murder trial
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) — The main prosecution witness in the trial of a man who is accused of a 2016 shooting death on the East Side is also married to the defendant. Ranee Fitzgerald, 25, had to waive her spousal immunity privilege in court Wednesday shortly after she began testifying in the trial of Daundre Turner, 27, who is accused of the March 16, 2016, shooting death of Omar Croom at Oak Street Extension and Early Road.
Ohio news station employee fired after Facebook post advocating for celebration of Straight Pride
WFMJ TV in Youngstown, Ohio, confirmed through a Facebook post last week that the station's Community Relations Director, Madonna Chism Pinkard, was fired over a Facebook post advocating for "Straight Pride" during June's Pride Month
Ohio city orders apartment building evacuation after deadly blast at neighboring site
Residents have been ordered to evacuate a 16-story apartment building in Ohio due to concerns about the stability of a neighboring building that was severely damaged by a deadly natural gas explosion last month. A directive issued Monday by Youngstown officials gives residents of the International Towers building 72 hours to leave the site. The order came after an engineering firm determined that the neighboring Realty Tower building remains structurally unsafe and is in “danger of imminent collapse.” About 170 people live in the International Towers, and city officials planned to meet with them Tuesday to discuss relocation efforts and help determine their needs. The May 28 explosion blew out much of the ground floor of Realty Tower, killing a bank employee and injuring several others. Part of the ground floor collapsed into its basement and sent the façade across the street. Bricks, glass and other debris littered the sidewalk outside the 13-story building, which had a Chase Bank branch at street level and apartments in upper floors.
Two people win big in on scratch off tickets in Youngstown
A Youngstown woman has won big after winning $100,000 on a scratch off ticket at a Youngstown gas station. According to the Ohio Lottery, the woman won $100,000 on a Bingo Times 25 ticket sold at Logan Gas & Food Mart on Logan Avenue. Bingo Times 25 tickets are $5...
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