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Warren Family Mission seeks help in making repairs to road that leads to Hannah's House.

Polish Folk Circle plans a big Easter celebration this weekend at Youngstown's St. Stanislaus church.

Aqua Ohio is trying to raise rates by over 80 percent for Masury and Brookfield area customers. Average bills would go from $19 to $35.

YSU is in the early stages of coming up with a plan for the home that was saved from the wrecking ball.

V&M expansion project accelerates plans to tear down old Sheet & Tube office building.

Federal regulators say computer data from a Toyota Prius that crashed in New York show that at the time of the accident the throttle was open and the driver was not hitting the brakes.

President Barack Obama has signed into law a package of tax breaks and spending designed to give the nation a jobs boost.

Authorities say the brutal beating of a 15-year-old girl at a Florida middle school was triggered by a text message dispute between the victim and a teenage boy.

The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office in Arizona has launched a two-day, countywide crime and immigration sweep that authorities say will focus on drop houses, drug violators and human smuggling vehicles.

A sheriff's spokesman says there's a "strong probability" that the child's body found washed up on an island in Puget Sound is that of an eight-year-old Washington state boy who went missing with his mother last weekend.

Thailand's prime minister says his government is ready to talk.

Fijians cleaning up after a devastating cyclone discovered the body of a second victim on Friday, as military forces from three nations worked to find out the extent of damage to outlying islands and deliver aid.

The U.S. and Russia have been sparring openly over the planned launch this summer of Iran's first nuclear power plant which is being built by Russia.

Since U.S., Afghan and NATO forces wrested Marjah from the Taliban, they've been going to extraordinary lengths to cultivate townspeople who had lived under insurgent control for years.

A U.S. seismologist says Chileans will continue to feel aftershocks from last month's megaquake for a year or longer.