Chelsea Simeon is a Digital Executive Producer with a focus on local news in Youngstown, Ohio. She has written for various news outlets including WKBN-TV, TRUMBULL FAMILY FITNESS, and WTRF 7News. Chelsea covers a range of topics including crime, court cases, and local events, providing accurate and timely information to the community.
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Chelsea Simeon's coverage is primarily focused on local crime and legal cases in Ohio, particularly Youngstown. Her articles center around breaking news and evolving stories related to crime, traffic accidents, drug trafficking, and legal cases.
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Police are investigating after a man’s sex offender status was used to scam him out of $1,500.
By: Chelsea Simeon
Rick Edwards, 77, was last seen walking away from his home on Rochester Road around midnight Saturday.
Three new stores are opening at the Grove City Premium Outlets.
The case against Edwin Garcia, 27, was dismissed in a Boardman court earlier this week.
Hannah Bishop was sentenced to probation for one year and has to surrender the dogs which were found alone in a home on Forest Street NE.
Police are trying to identify a woman who reports say threw items at a local pizza shop employee.
A man told police that he was mugged by two unknown men while walking in Liberty Township early Friday morning.
Police received the report that the suspect had ordered food at Denny’s on Belmont Avenue, and employees later found that the food had been paid for with counterfeit money.
This year’s tree was donated by Poland resident Bill West, the owner of HeckYA! hot dog shop.
(WKBN) – Warren police investigated a report of shots fired in the city early Thursday morning.
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