Derek Steyer

3 weeks ago | wfmj.com | Derek Steyer

NewsUpgrades to the park include a brand new splash pad and playground, gazebo, turf baseball fields and infrastructure improvements. A major milestone in Niles Friday. With help from former Congressman Tim Ryan, Niles Mayor Steve Mientkiewicz cut the ribbon on a new and improved Waddell Park. Upgrades to the park include a brand new splash pad and playground, gazebo, turf baseball fields and infrastructure improvements.

3 weeks ago | wfmj.com | Derek Steyer

NewsJane Kleese was found dead in her home in 2002. Her death, originally ruled an accident, was later determined to be a homicide after the autospy report stated her death was due to asphyxiation. A murder case that's been cold in the Niles community for more than two decades, may have some new life. The mysterious death of Jane Kleese is back in the spotlight thanks to some new information detectives are tracking down.

3 weeks ago | wfmj.com | Derek Steyer

NewsBoardman Subaru donated more than $60,000 to Akron Children's Hospital Mahoning Valley and Second Harvest Food Bank through the Subaru Share the Love Event. Boardman Subaru has been taking part in the Share the Love Event since 2013 and in that timeframe has raised more than $440,000 dollars for local organizations. It's a donation that's more than just dollars, it's a lifeline.

Mar 6, 2025 | wfmj.com | Madison Tromler |Derek Steyer |Sydney Canty

NewsOur demand may eventually exceed our supply of fossil fuels. In this special report, 21 News looks to see if it's time to "move the needle"—move it from a focus on oil and gas to wind and solar. Imagine a world without energy. If predictions hold up, our demand will eventually exceed our supply of fossil fuels. We don't know exactly when that will happen, but it's concerning.

Feb 21, 2025 | wfmj.com | Derek Steyer

NewsA few dozen people held signs and chanted to make their voices heard that they don't want the Department of Education to be eliminated by President Donald Trump. A passionate rally took place in Mercer Friday evening where a few dozen people gathered to voice their opposition to a proposed elimination of the Department of Education. The Trump administration is considering the move, sparking concerns about the future of public education, especially for children in need.