Trumbull County News

A Dublin architectural firm filed a lawsuit against a local engineering firm and three other design companies, claiming it got stuck paying Warren City Schools for deficient drainage systems related to the demolition and construction of Jefferson and McGuffey K-8 school buildings.

Funding for senior centers operated by SCOPE of Trumbull County is safe, putting to bed fears that the sites would close.

A speller from the Youngstown area, Max L. Lee, 12, a seventh-grader at Canfield Middle School, was one of 50 spellers to advance to today's seminfinals of the annual Scripps National Spelling Bee.

Saying he has been on suicide watch in Trumbull County Jail since his arrest Sunday, a 19-year-old Girard man pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges linking him to the April 6 heroin overdose death of a 17-year-old Girard High School girl.

A Champion man believes he is being unfairly targeted by prosecutors and the Trumbull County Sheriff's Office because of his long-standing dispute with the county health department.

Historic photographs from the Warren-Trumbull County Public Library's archives will be available for public viewing beginning Thursday through an online photo collection called The Trumbull Memory Project.

Agents from the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation and Warren police conducted raids on eight massage parlors and spas in Warren on Wednesday morning.

National economic data remains nearly unchanged but still mildly discouraging for last week, according to Cleveland Economist and Salem High graduate George Zeller.

It only took about five minutes, but when Randy Holmes walked outside after a particularly wicked storm rolled through his Mecca yard Tuesday morning, it looked as if a bomb went off.

An attorney for a baby sitter of a 1-year-old boy found dead in a Cincinnati apartment says his client gave the toddler ibuprofen and put him to bed after he fell down some steps.

Parts of the Valley were hammered about 11:30 a.m. Tuesday as severe storms moved through the area, knocking down trees and power lines.

A Girard man is facing charges for the overdose death of a teenage girl. Tyler Stevens, 19, was secretly indicted for the death of Christine Sheesley, 17.

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A Girard man is facing felony charges that accuse him of supplying heroin that caused a 17-year-old girl to die from an overdose of the drug.

TRAVELING TEA PARTY SET IN CORTLAND: The Cortland Specialty Shops will be participating in a Traveling Tea Party from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, with various teas and treats at local stores.

Veterans were told Monday during the annual Memorial Day service at the Warren Community Amphitheatre that July 9 will mark the longest period in history in which the United States has been involved in war.

Dr. Douglas Burchett, D.O., 58, well-known area physician entered peacefully into eternal rest at 10:14 a.m. Sunday, May 27, 2012, following a lengthy illness, while under the care of Harbor Light Hospice.

A long time politician from Trumbull County has died. On Monday morning, Art Magee, passed away after a brief illness.

Memorial Day was observed two northern Trumbull County communities, and what they lacked in size they made up in sincerity.

The school recently received a grant from the State Support Team Region 5 to purchase iPads for the teachers that will assist in collecting and analyzing data from its literacy collaborative with The Ohio State University.