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STEUBENVILLE, OHIO (WTRF) — Steubenville Big Red closed out the regular season on Friday with a 92-68 win over Carrollton. Landon Bowers and Tre’von Wiggins led the way on offense, scoring 21 points ...

A former councilman has been tapped to be Steubenville’s next city manager. Councilman at large Joel Walker said Tuesday ...

STEUBENVILLE, Ohio (WTRF) — New federal incentives could soon help spark development in downtown Steubenville. Local leaders say a recently passed law may open the door for tax benefits aimed at ...

YSU is accepting new students for the fall 2026 semester at the former Eastern Gateway Community College campus.

Youngstown State University has announced the approval of its first slate of academic programs at its Steubenville campus ...

Saying $26 million is better than nothing, Steubenville City Council made it clear this week they intend to continue their North End community partnership with Jefferson Metropolitan Planning ...

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It's been a wild offseason in FCS football, with teams and conferences changing more than ever. There are hundreds of FCS teams and a handful will be playing in a new conference in 2026 and beyond, ...

Steubenville Mayor Ralph Petrella has proposed a collaboration between the city and Jefferson County to expand the July Fourth holiday celebrations. During a meeting on Thursday with the Jefferson ...

The remaining five Signature Events do not have a cut and allocate 18 percent to the winner. Players qualify for Signature Events via the highest category for which they are eligible on the Priority ...

This winter, Mother Nature has dumped piles and piles of snow onto the Ohio Valley. So much so that officials say those piles could create hazardous conditions on local sidewalks. "We've got a lot of ...