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1 week ago | 
wfmj.com | Agoby Robert McFerren |Robert McFerren
NewsThe Youngstown City School District is seeking the public's input to rename the high school and middle school, as well as to help choose a mascot for the 2026-27 school year. The Youngstown City School District is seeking the public's input to rename the high school and middle school, as well as to help choose a mascot for the 2026-27 school year. Anyone wishing to help the district by clicking here to fill out the survey.
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1 week ago | 
wfmj.com | Agoby Robert McFerren |Robert McFerren
The westbound lanes of US Route 224 just to the west of Market Street are closed following an accident that happened around 3 p.m. Thursday.
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1 month ago | 
wfmj.com | Agoby Robert McFerren |Robert McFerren
NewsMultiple fire departments were called to the scene a little after 10 am for a report of a house fire with people inside. Multiple departments responded to a house fire in Greene Township, located in northern Trumbull County, on Tuesday. According to our crew on the scene, everyone inside the house was able to get out safely. Multiple fire departments were called to the scene a little after 10 am for a report of a house fire with people inside.
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2 months ago | 
wfmj.com | Agoby Robert McFerren |Robert McFerren
Clement told 21 News, "He was the greatest mayor. He will be missed. He was our friend."
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2 months ago | 
wfmj.com | Agoby Robert McFerren |Robert McFerren
NewsOur one local dog, Hunter came in third place with 218 votes. The other local dog Ozzy received 151 votes. Here are the local dogs in District 4The Ohio State Highway Patrol annual Dapper Dog contest is over and the winner is... K-9 Deuce. K-9 Deuce is a Belgian Malinois who works in the Cleveland District, with 409 votes. An honorable mention goes out to K-9 Echo for coming in second place, with 313 votes. Our one local dog, Hunter, came in third place with 218 votes.
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2 months ago | 
wfmj.com | Agoby Robert McFerren |Robert McFerren
NewsPaving is expected to begin by mid-May and continue till the first week of September. Columbiana County has 169.22 miles of county roads plus 869.77 miles of township roads and is looking to chip & seal county roads and village roads. The county will pave nearly 6 miles of roads with hot mix asphalt at an estimated cost of $1.3 million, including county, township, and village roads.
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Feb 11, 2025 | 
wfmj.com | Agoby Robert McFerren |Robert McFerren
NewsYoungstown Diocese Catholic Schools Superintendent Steven Jones told 21 News, "We want to make sure all of our kids, facility members and guests are safe when they are on our campuses."The head of the local parochial schools in Youngstown is looking to add additional security measures for the safety of students and students participating in sporting events.
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Jan 28, 2025 | 
wfmj.com | Agoby Robert McFerren |Robert McFerren
NewsThe inspection of all electric meters began in January and should be completed by March 31. 14,000 AMP Ohio electric service users in Niles, Howland, and Weathersfield should expect a visit by a third-party company to check out their electric meters in the near future. Niles Mayor Steve Mientkiewcz told 21 News that the city has contracted with Professional Meters Inc. (PMI), based in Illinois, to survey all electric meters as a first step in the plan.
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Jan 23, 2025 | 
wfmj.com | Agoby Robert McFerren |Robert McFerren
NewsStarting in January, all Ohio Edison customers who don't use auto-pay features will pay a 50 cent per transaction fee by the companyCustomers who pay their electric bill with a credit card are used to having a surcharge added to the bill to cover the cost tacked on by the credit card companies. However, FirstEnergy, the parent company of Ohio Edison, is now adding a surcharge to customers who pay their monthly electric bill from their checking accounts. The new policy started in January.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
wfmj.com | Agoby Robert McFerren |Robert McFerren
NewsThe National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating a potential issue with certain models with V8 engines for engine failureThe National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating a potential issue with certain models of General Motor trucks, Cadillac SUVs, and GMC trucks and SUVs with L87 V8 engines. According to the NHTSA, they are investigating 39 complaints of engine failure in GM vehicles with the V8 engine impacting 877,710 vehicles.
