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This week marks Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Week. And here in the valley we have an advocate that is well known to WKBN. → Read More
The man convicted of charges in a shootout with police in Liberty last year has learned his sentence. → Read More
The woman, a resident at The Inn at Glenellen, said it’s never too late to pursue your dreams, especially after a few medical setbacks. → Read More
The Conkle Brothers have partnered with The Brightside Project in Salem to put on the free event. → Read More
It is Chelsea Spear’s last day with us here at WKBN. → Read More
We have been following the impacts on local businesses after the derailment in East Palestine. One of the businesses is Flowers Straight from the Heart. → Read More
The East Palestine train derailment has brought many news outlets to the small village. → Read More
JobsNow has a local company with flexible hours — the owner says you can practically build your own schedule, and all it’s asking for is dependable employees. → Read More
A trial has been averted for a man accused in a police shootout in Liberty last year. → Read More
After the Feb. 3 train derailment displaced many living in East Palestine, one place responsible for caring for seniors welcomed its residents back home Monday. → Read More
As Tuesday marks the fifth anniversary of the Parkland, Florida, school shooting in which 17 people were killed, Boardman High School is honoring first responders. → Read More
For the first time ever, Ohioans are able to bet on The Big Game here in the state of Ohio because it’s now legal. → Read More
Businesses in and around East Palestine have slowly begun the return to normal following the lift of the evacuation, and some are facing challenges. → Read More
The school received funds for construction of the Innovative Energy and Technology Workforce Training Center. → Read More
Some evacuees from the East Palestine train derailment are staying in a hotel in Boardman while they wait for the go-ahead to return home. → Read More
East Palestine teachers are coming together to make sure their students are taken care during the evacuation following the train derailment. → Read More
In light of the East Palestine train derailment fire, First News spoke to a hazardous materials specialist. → Read More
Another major concern after the East Palestine train derailment is hazardous materials entering water sources. → Read More
Emergency crews are on the scene of a building fire caused by a train derailment in East Palestine. → Read More
Friday night, two schools came together once more this season to remember the beloved Girard basketball player and Hubbard basketball coach. → Read More