Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 21st of January.
Good morning, Youngstown.
The Youngstown Police Department adapts to harsh winter conditions, rotating officers to maintain response effectiveness without sacrificing safety.
Darlene Kimbrough-Rogers, a pioneering civil rights activist and the first Black councilwoman in Youngstown, was honored at her memorial service on Martin Luther King Jr. Day for her lasting impact on the community.
An Ohio animal shelter is experiencing a significant strain on its resources due to a high intake of dogs, leading to a critical need for dog food donations from the community.
An ODOT truck was involved in crashes on I-680 in Youngstown, causing southbound lane closures but no injuries were reported.
Anthony Lombardo was indicted in Mahoning County on charges related to possessing and soliciting child sex abuse material.
Frank Colaprete, a Cardinal Mooney alumni, was appointed as the head football coach and athletic director of Cardinal Mooney High School, bringing his extensive coaching experience back to his alma mater.
G0thp0seid0n and Friends Live at Westside Bowl
Attend an evening of performances featuring g0thp0seid0n, lonewlfsam, and other artists at the Westside Bowl in Youngstown.
Sweetheart Sockhop at Westside Bowl
The Sweetheart Sockhop features an evening of dancing with DJ Marco, a basket raffle, flower sales, a best-dressed contest, and various sales including vintage clothing and pet treats.
Nu Metal Night Featuring The Undone
Experience an evening of classic Nu Metal hits with DJs Seth and Markle at Westside Bowl.
JA Inspire Event for Youth Career Exploration
JA Inspire of Eastern Ohio is a comprehensive career event designed to connect high school students with local businesses and educational programs, featuring interactive exhibits and educational seminars.
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