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Boardman Police Chief Todd Werth says it was a worthy investment.

BOARDMAN — Township trustees approved a 2024 operating budget of nearly $24 million at their meeting Monday. Trustees also approved spending $10,899 wi

BOARDMAN — The Boardman Police Department has completed its effort to standardize a portion of its firearms cache. Among the items Boardman trustees addresse

BOARDMAN — Jerome L. Tubbs, 24, of Matthews Road in Boardman was arrested Friday on a murder charge in the Jan. 6 shooting death of Michael Kosarich, 30, of Y

BOARDMAN — Police have released the name of a man killed in the township over the weekend. Boardman police Chief Todd Werth said Michael Kosarich, 30, of Yo

BOARDMAN — A man is in custody following a raid Thursday at a Boardman home. Township Police Chief Todd Werth said his department executed a search warrant a

The story of retail theft in Mahoning County is a tale of two townships. Most of the buying — either at big box stores or smaller establishments — happen

Boardman Police Chief Todd Werth says without studying the impact of legalizing recreational marijuana in other states that have done so, he would have a ha

YOUNGSTOWN — Marsy’s Law, first enacted in California in 2008, spread to 11 states, including Ohio in 2017, when voters approved it that November to provide

Boardman Police Chief Todd Werth told 21 News this conference will be about the cold case of 13-year-old David Evans, who went missing in January of 1975. Six days later, Evans body was found frozen