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Kroger rolls out new ‘inventory’ robot workers to 70 stores sparking fears it will ‘put people out of a job’
KROGER has started using new "inventory" robot workers to carry out mundane tasks in stores - sparking fears people will lose their jobs. Customers noticed the bots with blinking blue lights working the aisles in Great Cincinnati. Kroger has been trialling the new workforce in 70 stores - and could...
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WATCHDOG FOLLOW-UP: More records reveal 'inappropriate' past for YPD Captain
Youngstown Police Captain Jason Simon was fired from YSU Police after it was found he was teaching without a license due to losing it over a sexual relationship with a student. 21 News has obtained documents revealing a past of separate harassment investigations within YPD. The records reveal that the...
WKBN
Magistrate grants Youngstown’s request for temporary restraining order against event venue
A magistrate in Mahoning County Common Pleas Court granted the City of Youngstown's request to issue a temporary restraining order to keep Vibez Event Center closed following three homicides and numerous police calls for loud music, fights, drag racing, and gunfire.
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LIVE UPDATES: Tornado Watch issued for parts of region until 10 a.m.
A Tornado Watch has been issued until 10 a.m. for parts of the region.
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18 Of The Best Corned Beef Sandwiches In Cleveland
St. Patrick’s Day in Cleveland isn’t just a holiday— it’s practically a citywide sport. From the massive downtown parade to packed Irish pubs serving up green beer by the gallon, one thing is guaranteed: you’re going to need a corned beef sandwich. Luckily, Cleveland is...
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Farrell roofing company accused of charging customers for incomplete work
Two people are charged after police say a Farrell-based roofing company charged customers for work that was never done. According to a criminal complaint, a man told police he had contacted a company named Penn West Roofing and Repair to perform renovations on his house and paid the company $550 for the work on February 19.