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Even colder Friday and Saturday; big improvement next week
The work week will draw to a close with chilly temperatures once again on Friday. After holding in the mid 40s Thursday, readings will be no higher than the lower 40as Friday afternoon. Much of the day will be rather cloudy and dry, but a passing rain or wet snow shower will be a possibility. Snow shower activity will ramp up a bit later Friday night into early Saturday and a coating of snow could occur in a few spots.
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Vacant Lots to be Turned into Housing in Warren
More housing options are coming to the city of Warren - this time for single families. Using state and federal dollars, the Trumbull Neighborhood Partnership will have unused lots as a blank canvas for the projects. Jeena Cadigan has more on what the homes will look like.
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Howmet Aerospace employees attempt to resolve ongoing wage issues
NILES - Union workers at Howmet Aerospace in Niles are negotiating with management on an ongoing wage reduction issue following alleged overpayments. According to a press release from the union, employees and management met last week and again this week to work toward a resolution. Union President Derrick Beachum says...
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Key Road Contest At No. 3 Youngstown State Up Next For No. 15 Illinois State
Last: YSU won 40-35 (Oct. 18, 2025) Listen: WJBC 1230 AM / 102.1 FM / 98.9 FM WJEZ/ The Varsity Network. With just two games left in the regular season, every game counts that much more for No. 15/17 Illinois State as the Redbirds will look to pick up their eighth win of the season and bolster their playoff chances on Saturday when they travel to take on No. 3 Youngstown State and last year's Walter Payton Award winner Beau Brungard at the Ice Castle.
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Military Bridal Gowns Giveaway
Finding the perfect wedding dress can come with a hefty price tag. But this Veterans Day, one local bridal shop is making that dream a little easier to achieve for the women who serve in uniform. Leslie Huff takes us to Girard, where some brides-to-be got to trade in fatigues for formal wear.