Disgruntled residents collected a petition presented to the council Monday with 151 signatures, requesting the change be reverted. 

"If I'm seeing this in this town, somebody else has to be seeing this. It was odd. It wasn't an airplane. It was just out of the ordinary," Mittwede explained.

In nearly 40% of overdose deaths, a bystander was present, and having naloxone available could have made a difference, according to a news release.

Only seven parcels will be used for the park. The remaining land will be used to construct residential properties.

The completed bags will be distributed this Saturday, beginning at 8:30 am as a drive-up event. 

Council passing the extension as a way to further research the environmental impacts of pyrolysis, but also hopes it's an added setback that deters SOBE indefinitely.

The latest expansion is the construction of "Bootsie's Bungalow," a new 1,000-square-foot building for cats. The building will feature a play space, a quarantine area, and an indoor-outdoor patio.

"I believe that the citizens are concerned about it," said Jason Small, Senior Assistant Law Director with the City of Youngstown. "And there needs to be more time for investigation by the Mayor, city council, and all the elements of the city."

Problem Gambling Network of Ohio Executive Director Derek Longmeier discusses the new study.

Trauma Injury Prevention Coordinator at Mercy Health Amanda Lencyk discusses Halloween safety tips.

Suicide Awareness: How to help

The Columbiana County Health District invites residents to protect themselves and the community.