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The first judgment is expected Monday in a lawsuit from a state government seeking to hold a drug company accountable for a U.S. opioid crisis that has ripped apart lives and communities.

A report highlighting racial disparities in use of force by police in Ohio’s capital has prompted promises from local leaders to address the issue.

Mary Guerrieri, a resident of Heritage Manor Rehabilitation and Retirement Community, talks about how she felt when she tried out the new Music and Memory program.

John McGill, founder of the former village of McGillsville, is remembered as the namesake of McGill Street in Lowellville. McGillsville became part of Lowellville in 1890.

The death of Christine Beheler, a mother of four who drowned saving the lives of two young children swimming in Mosquito Lake on July 29, left her family bereft and the family’s dog, Max, without a home.

Blood Drives MONDAY Boardman Public Library, 7680 Glenwood Ave., 1:30 to 6:30 p.m. First

MILESTONES HONORS YSU math faculty The teaching talents of two faculty in Youngstown State

StatePoint As we age, we sometimes regret those life lessons that might have served us better when

Dr. Kevin A Johnson has recently completed a one-year dental general-practice residency at Mercy

Power lunches YOUNGSTOWN The Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber will have power lunches from