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Madison Tromler

Ohio

Co-Anchor and Reporter at WFMJ-TV (Youngstown, OH)

Passionate journalist, 6 o’clock Evening News Anchor, Investigative Reporter @21WFMJ • Kent State University alum • CLE ❤️ Youngstown • 📧📲[email protected]

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  • Back-and-forth student loan developments cause confusion

    6 days ago | wfmj.com | Madison Tromler

    NewsPreston Cooper, Senior Fellow of the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), said there have been eight federal loan pauses since 2020. Although payments have resumed, the recent developments and headlines can be confusing. There's been lots of back-and-forth on federal student loans, with policy shifts, legal challenges and administrative actions. Experts and students said it's easy to feel overwhelmed, but despite mixed messages, payments are back for most borrowers, and staying informed is key.

  • Youngstown woman says she paid thousands in home improvements than learned her house was demolished

    1 week ago | wfmj.com | Madison Tromler

    A Youngstown woman is demanding answers after her home was demolished one day after she said she installed new windows and had paid thousands in renovations. Although the city said the Haseltine Avenue home owned by Natiera Garcia is a hazard, Garcia said she feels blinded by city leaders. The home was demolished on Tuesday, after it was red-tagged on April 1st. Garcia said that after her family escaped a fire in 2022, she's since spent thousands on home improvements that have gone to waste.

  • Trumbull Co. man says he lost out on hundreds of thousands to lease oil and gas wells because of laws in place

    1 week ago | wfmj.com | agoBy Madison Tromler |Madison Tromler

    Old oil and gas wells are common across the region. For landowners, older wells can come with headaches. Gordon Powell of Fowler, Trumbull County, said he lost out on an opportunity for half a million dollars after he was approached by a gas company because he doesn't have the rights to the oil and gas wells on his property. This is because of a decades-old lease agreement entered in the past.

  • Plans for Youngstown upperclassmen to attend Choffin half the day starting next year

    1 week ago | wfmj.com | Madison Tromler

    Aimed at improving graduation rates and better positioning Youngstown school students for after graduation, the Youngstown City School District is again restructuring some grades. Starting next school year, 11th and 12th graders from Chaney and East High Schools in Youngstown will head to Choffin Career and Technical Center for part of their school day. "I think that our children will be more prepared than ever by doing this," School Board Member Brenda Kimble said.

  • Mahoning Co. woman says she's a strangulation victim who feared for her life, Ohio clarifies felony laws

    2 weeks ago | wfmj.com | Madison Tromler

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Madison Tromler
Madison Tromler @MadisonWFMJ
27 Mar 25

RT @ErinWFMJ: WATCHDOG: Our @MadisonWFMJ pressed county leaders on whether Hernandez should be held accountable for a lack of transparency.…

Madison Tromler
Madison Tromler @MadisonWFMJ
27 Mar 25

WATCHDOG: We press Trumbull Co. Commisioners for response after elected official & some residents call for Commissioner Rick Hernandez to resign. Hernandez says 'I'm not going anywhere.’ @21WFMJ https://t.co/QmRLDuyiin

Madison Tromler
Madison Tromler @MadisonWFMJ
12 Mar 25

We continue to follow developments as Insight Hospital Trumbull stops patient admissions due to Steward's bankruptcy. More tonight on 21 News. https://t.co/OExiq1U3uM