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Niles woman sentenced to probation after seven-week-old son mauled by German Shepherd
A Niles woman who was charged after her seven-week-old son was mauled by a German Shepherd has learned her fate. According to the Trumbull County Prosecutor's Office, 29-year-old Brianna McNeese was sentenced to three years of probation and 100 hours of community service on a charge of endangering children. McNeese...
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Woman found hiding in cardboard box during drug search of Youngstown home
Agents from the Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force left no box unturned as they searched a Youngstown West Side home on Tuesday, resulting in the arrest of two residents and the seizure of suspected cocaine. A woman was found hiding in a cardboard box during the search of a...
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John Oliver shouts out Longaberger basket building in 'Last Week Tonight' immigration feature
Ohio's big basket was mentioned in a recent episode of "Last Week Tonight with John Oliver." In Oliver's HBO Sunday episode, " ICE Detention ," a segment compared the United States' world's largest immigration detention system to its world's largest paint can in Pennsylvania, world's largest office chair in Alabama and — his personal favorite — the world's largest basket in Ohio. The fourth episode in the 12th season of the half-hour news satire aired March 9, discussing immigration and how detention centers are being used. While offering a snarky opinion about the United States' deportation system, Oliver said...
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2 men busted by Northeast Ohio human trafficking task force
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) -The Ohio Attorney General just issued a warning telling people to not try to buy or sell sex in this state, because if you do, you might end up in jail. Two local men were just busted by one of northeast Ohio’s human trafficking task forces.
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Trump is targeting Black and Latino people. They could turn politics on its head. | Opinion
Ray Marcano, a longtime journalist, is the former national president of the Society of Professional Journalists, a two-time Pulitzer juror and a Fulbright fello w. He is a frequent Columbus Dispatch contributor. There have been several recent efforts across the country protesting President Donald Trump’s policies. Demonstrators rallied in Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland and other cities on Feb. 17, demanding adherence to the Constitution and the rule of law. Now, Black and Latino groups have called for economic boycotts against companies that have tossed away pledges to support diversity, equity and inclusion programs. Sadly, those efforts will continue to fail...