Its doors are locked. Its patients have been relocated, and now a new chapter opens for the House of Hope on Illinois Avenue. It’s being looted.
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The population of Youngstown may be diminishing, but the number of arsons In Youngstown hasn’t. In the first three months of this year, arson-related fires have destroyed 25 homes. NewsOutlet reporter Anthony Melone looks at this burning issue.
read moreYSU President Cynthia Anderson welcomed Mayor Jay Williams and Governor John Kasich to the campus of Youngstown State University on Monday afternoon. A press conference was held in Tod Hall at 4 p.m. to address the recent shooting, as well as the issues that may have lead to the tragic event. Reporter Doug Livingston has...
read moreAs police looked on, YSU reporter Josh Stipanovich walked through the crime scene a few hours after the shooting. Download YSU Shooting (MP3)
read moreBy Adrienne Bish TheNewsOutlet.org Youngstown The city has spent more than $32,000 for an emergency neighborhood-watch system that hasn’t worked properly for more than a year. That doesn’t include the $6,300 a year spent to maintain it, and that has frustrated some city residents and officials. The City Watch System should send...
read moreCity police are at a loss to explain why a July 23 report detailing a threat of physical harm went largely ignored. The threat arose from a dispute over a car that was apparently involved in a crime.
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