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Art Exhibit Gets 'Dirty' at Butler
A new exhibit at the Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown proves that one man's trash could most definitely be another man's treasure.
8 hrs ago | WYFX-TV Youngstown
Dart Competition Attracts a Crowd
A 24-year-old Youngstown contest continues to draw a crowd. Hundreds gathered in Warren for the Youngstown Dart Association's annual competition.
12 hrs ago | WYFX-TV Youngstown
Medical Professionals Honored at Mass
The Catholic Diocese of Youngstown honored those working in the medical field with a special Mass Sunday.
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Do doctors lie? 11% of MDs say 'Yes' in survey
About 11 percent of doctors have knowingly lied to a patient in the last year, according to a new survey published in Health Affairs.
Westside Residents Fighting Crime
Residents on Youngstown's westside join together to stop crime in their neighborhoods.
Dog abuse and killing continues in Ohio
The abuse and killing of dogs is continuing in Mahoning County. This is the scene for another case of animal abuse -- the third this week alone.
Richard W. Crawford, age 61, of Minerva, died Wednesday, February 8, 2012 in Aultman Hospital, surrounded by his loving family, following a sudden illness.
Kyle McCarthy Says He Will Sign With The Chiefs
McCarthy played his college ball at Notre Dame and is from Youngstown, Ohio, a mere 20 minutes from where well-respected Chiefs blogger and 2009's Sexiest Man Alive, Patrick Allen, grew up.
Attorney General Funds to Help Pay for Demolitions
It probably won't solve the entire problem, but money could be coming to communities in the area to start tearing down more of those rundown, abandoned homes that are a blight on local neighborhoods.
Robbery Charges Dropped Against Barnette Witness
Charges against a Youngstown man accused in a strong-armed robbery have been dropped, but the suspect still remains behind bars.
Anti-Crime Effort Planning Begins in Youngstown
It may still be winter, but law enforcement in the area are already taking steps to make sure the streets remain safe this spring and summer.
Matt Toka's Second Crack in Music
Wait. Before you start reading this, humor me and please start listening to some horrible inspirational music; nothing with vocals.
Possible puppy serial killer in Youngstown, Ohio
Two 6-7 week old German Shepherd puppies were bound and gagged with such tight intricate knots that the more the puppies attempted to move, the more they were strangled.
Shale gas may light fire under economy
Trumbull County's unemployment rate in November matched the national rate for the first time in almost two generations, and two area economic experts believe more good news is on the way.
Relatives say victim of beating may be result of hazing
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - Police are investigating the beating of a 20-year-old Youngstown State University student who was taken to Saint Elizabeth Medical Center.
Hundreds Line Up for Bottom Dollar Opening
The city of Youngstown now has three new grocery stores. Hundreds of people waited in line Thursday morning for the opening of Bottom Dollar Food.
Baby with Heart Defect Helps Raise Awareness
Bekah Plant of Mineral Ridge was born a few weeks early on Nov. 12. "She gave two big cries and I was like 'oh wow she's great.
Suspect in Teacher's Murder Found Dead
HARPERSFIELD TOWNSHIP, Ohio - A Painesville man accused of shooting to death a teacher in Mahoning County has been found dead.
Ohio earthquakes may have been prevented
"I think more monitoring could have been done," said John Armbruster, a seismologist at Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University, who has studied earthquakes for more than 40 years.
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio - Jobs related to the shale boom were among the topics when Ohio Governor John Kasich delivered his State of the State address on Tuesday.