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Protests against immigration enforcement raids have erupted across the U.S., with significant gatherings in cities like Los Angeles, Seattle, and Philadelphia. Demonstrators oppose the actions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and plan larger events, coinciding with President Trump's military parade. The Trump administration remains firm on continuing its deportation program despite the escalating protests.
Visitors from across the Tri-State Area and beyond gather in Steubenville to honor the legacy of Dean Martin. The event celebrates Martin's enduring appeal and connection to the cocktail-cool era of entertainment.
Myles Garrett aims to sack Aaron Rodgers, who recently joined the Pittsburgh Steelers, adding to his tally of 31 quarterbacks in his NFL career. The Cleveland Browns will face the Steelers on October 12, heightening the anticipation for this matchup. Garrett's pursuit emphasizes his competitive spirit as a star pass rusher.
Juston Kellenbarger, 50, of Wellsburg, was charged with obstructing and assaulting an officer after allegedly threatening a sheriff’s deputy during a response to a report of child endangerment. This incident occurred on June 3, highlighting ongoing concerns regarding law enforcement interactions in Brooke County.
The annual Dean Martin Festival in Steubenville celebrates the legacy of the iconic entertainer, drawing visitors from across the region and beyond. Events include a karaoke contest, a meatball eating contest, and a charity golf scramble, all honoring Martin's contributions to music and entertainment.
Jefferson County Vocational School health technologies students qualified for national competition after excelling at the HOSA Ohio Leadership Conference. They will participate in the Health Occupation Students of America International Leadership Conference in Nashville, joining approximately 13,000 other members for contests and leadership training. Chapter adviser Tammy Sismondo expressed excitement for the students' hard work and opportunities ahead.
Sandy Alcantara struck out six batters in six scoreless innings, leading the Miami Marlins to a 3-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The win marked Alcantara's first since April 12, ending a nine-start winless streak. The Pirates fell short despite home runs from Ke’Bryan Hayes and Oneil Cruz, ending their four-game win streak.
Follansbee voters elected Scott McMahon as mayor, securing 402 votes against incumbent David Velegol Jr.'s 170. The election also resulted in new representatives for all contested City Council seats. In Wellsburg, a majority opted against amending the charter to appoint the police chief, maintaining the elected position.
A home explosion in Trumbull County, Ohio, killed one person and critically injured two others during the illegal manufacture of homemade fireworks. The Ohio Department of Commerce's State Fire Marshal warns of the significant dangers associated with homemade fireworks production. Ohio law prohibits the manufacture and possession of 1.3G fireworks without a specific license.
The Relay for Life event, organized by the Brooke-Hancock American Cancer Society, continues to raise awareness and funds in the fight against cancer. Chair Tammy Hornick emphasized the significant impact of community generosity in combating this leading cause of death in the U.S.