Lindsey Watson
WKBN 27 First News
Washington, VA, United States
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Stories of the Heart: Self-advocacy can be a matter of life and death
In tonight’s “Stories of the Heart” segment, we talk with a local woman who was diagnosed with a rare type of congenital heart defect at just 26 years old. She reminds us that being an advocate for yourself is oftentimes your greatest strength. → Read More
Stories of the Heart: The difference between cardiac arrest and heart attack
In tonight’s Stories of the Heart segment, we talk to a local doctor about the important difference between these two heart conditions. → Read More
Stories of the Heart: Hands-only CPR one way to ‘be the beat’
This year’s American Heart Month theme is ‘Be the Beat’: It’s the rhythm you can keep to help save a life. → Read More
Rock concert to benefit Valley children with autism
Mr. Anthony’s in Boardman will be transformed into a concert venue Saturday night. → Read More
What’s made our past Remarkable Women winners so incredible?
We talked with past winners Crystal Boggs and Samantha Villella, whose individual missions speak volumes of their character. → Read More
Local grocery store doing what it can to keep Thanksgiving prices low
Tuesday evening, the Struthers IGA store was busy, but owner Don Gabriel expected it to pick up even more throughout the evening. → Read More
Child thrown from vehicle after chase ends in crash in Union Twp.
A small child was thrown from a vehicle after a police chase through New Castle ended in an accident in Union Township. → Read More
Berlin Twp. firefighters say levy will reduce response times
Berlin Township is asking voters to approve a staffing levy. → Read More
Vance, Ryan clash over issues during final debate
The two men running for the Ohio’s U.S. Senate seat took the stage at Stambaugh Auditorium Monday night for an hour-long debate. → Read More
Masquerade Ball to benefit underprivileged children
The Brightside Project in Columbiana County works tirelessly to serve children in the community. Saturday night, the nonprofit is holding its sixth annual Masquerade Ball fundraiser in Salem. → Read More
Dave Sess celebrating 25 years of ‘consistent, incredible’ work at WKBN
Dave Sess has been a fixture on the WKBN 27 First News desk since 1998. Now, he’s celebrating 25 years of anchoring and reporting. → Read More
Head-on crash shuts down eastbound lanes of I-80
A head-on crash closed down a portion of Interstate 80 eastbound at State Route 46 in Austintown. → Read More
Warren officer experiences possible drug overdose
According to Police Chief Benjamin Harrell, police were investigating a possible overdose Monday afternoon in the 900 block of Miller Street. That’s when they believe Sgt. Daniel Peterson came in contact with an unknown substance. → Read More
‘I missed him’: Military dad back home after surprising children
A special surprise for three students in Howland. After 14 months away, deployed to the Middle East, their dad is back home with them Thursday night. → Read More
Family, friends share messages of love, grief over shooting victim
Monday evening along Federal Street in downtown Youngstown, family, friends and loved ones of Yarnell Green gathered for a balloon release. → Read More
Annual BBQ chicken dinner raises funds for local fire department
The Berlin Township Fire Department is gearing up for its annual BBQ chicken dinner fundraiser. → Read More
Masquerade Ball to benefit children in Columbiana County
The Brightside Project in Columbiana County works tirelessly to serve children in the community. → Read More
Youngstown’s Our Lady of Mount Carmel Italian Fest raises $55K
Thursday was a night of celebration and recognition at Youngstown’s Our Lady of Mount Carmel Basilica. → Read More
‘Just a natural:’ Paul Wetzl celebrates 25th year of meteorology at WKBN
A celebration Tuesday here at WKBN — Chief Meteorologist Paul Wetzl is celebrating the start of his 25th year at First News! → Read More
Warren assistant prosecutor to take unpaid administrative leave
Warren law director Enzo Cantalamessa says city assistant prosecutor Nick Graham will be on unpaid administrative leave starting August 15. → Read More