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YOUNGSTOWN — The attorneys for the stalled Chill-Can plant asked judges in three different cases pending against their client to permit them to withdraw as le

If Ohioans approve Issue 2 on Tuesday, Nov. 7, using marijuana recreationally will be legal for adults 21 and older. All except for gun owners, which should…

YOUNGSTOWN — An attorney for the owners of the stalled Chill-Can plant wants a judge to disqualify a magistrate who has ruled against the company in a legal f

LIBERTY — The Liberty Local Schools Board of Education voted Monday to end litigation brought by seven people in July 2021 by agreeing to a settlement. The

LIBERTY — The Liberty Local Schools Board of Education voted Monday to end litigation brought by seven people in July 2021 by agreeing to a settlement. The

YOUNGSTOWN — Attorneys for the owner of the stalled Chill-Can plant object to Youngstown’s motion to be awarded by default $733,480.80 the city is seeki

The plant, between the Madison Avenue and Himrod Avenue expressways, has been vacant since the ground was broken in 2016.

The developer and related companies of the Chill-Can project were ordered to turn over documents requested by the city of Youngstown.

Tuesday evening the Dickinson Public Library Board rejected public requests for the removal of a controversial book from shelves, opting instead to implement new control mechanisms.

North Dakota, an oil-producing powerhouse, has among the lowest rates of electric vehicle ownership in the country.