Brittany Bissell
WKBN 27 First News
Youngstown, OH, United States
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Designer creates perfect dress for Liberty teen with primordial dwarfism
Jessalyn Hartsfield faces many challenges, including finding clothes that fit -- until TLC Bridal in Boardman fitted her for the dress of her dreams. → Read More
Flooding causes creek to overflow into woman’s Columbiana Co. home
Diana Brewer, who's lived in Salineville most of her life, said she's never seen anything like this recent rain. → Read More
How White House Fruit Farm’s blueberries are holding up in this extra rainy season
White House Fruit Farm in Canfield is best known for its blueberry donuts. → Read More
Replica honors Neil Armstrong, who took his first airplane flight in Warren
There will be a party celebrating the 50th anniversary of the moon landing on Saturday at 2 p.m. → Read More
Neshannock Twp. police say mother, daughter found dead was murder-suicide
The house on Old Plank Road in Neshannock Township caught on fire. → Read More
Little girl and woman who saved her from drowning reunite at Youngstown pool
Dor’anna Cobb almost drowned at Youngstown’s North Side Pool, but swim instructor Gina Brown pulled her to safety. → Read More
Mercy Health doctor warns of skin-cancer dangers this summer
According to the Skin Cancer Foundation, one in five Americans will develop skin cancer by the age of 70. → Read More
Idora Park museum owners excited to share new book on park’s history
It’s called “Lost Idora Park,” written by Jim and Toni Amey, the owners of the Idora Park Experience museum. → Read More
When it’s time to cool down: Warning signs your body’s telling you it needs AC
The Youngstown area is experiencing some of the warmest air we’ve seen this summer and too much can be dangerous. → Read More
When it’s time to cool down: Warning signs your body’s telling you it needs AC
The Youngstown area is experiencing some of the warmest air we've seen this summer and too much can be dangerous. → Read More
Boardman man left with mess in newly-remodeled basement after flooding
The hardest-hit area Thursday night was between Hopkins and Shields roads in Boardman. → Read More
Experts warn beach-goers about flesh-eating bacteria
That pain quickly turned into swelling and a fever, which doctors determined was caused by a flesh-eating bacteria called vibrio vulnificus. → Read More
Austintown girl dedicates summer break to raising money for charities
Nine-year-old Emily Magrell started a lemonade stand at her Pine Trace Street home. → Read More
Family of Salem boy battling cancer invited to share story in Washington D.C.
Jonny Milburn was diagnosed with cancer when doctors found a large brain tumor in April of 2018. → Read More
Downtown Youngstown business owners excited for amphitheater’s opening
Several businesses on Federal Street said the outdoor venue is something they've been looking forward to for months. → Read More
Finishing touches underway for 1st concert at new Youngstown event venue
The new outdoor entertainment venue opens this Friday with a free event for the public to show off the city's newest attraction. → Read More
Drowning dangers: Tips for keeping everyone safe at the pool
The Center for Disease Control reports children ages 1 through 4 have the highest drowning rates. → Read More
Columbiana County assessing storm damage, hoping for federal assistance
Once the county's EMA director gets all the information gathered and sent to the state, she hopes they will get some reimbursement. → Read More
Salem police need help finding suspects of Cricket Wireless break-in
The manager of the store said the suspects only left two phones behind. → Read More
Youngstown CityScape invites you downtown to help plant flowers
On Saturday morning, the organization and other volunteers will be beautifying the city ahead of summer. → Read More