Kristy Regula is a journalist based in Youngstown, Ohio. She writes for WKBN-TV and TRUMBULL FAMILY FITNESS, covering local news and events in the Youngstown area. Her work has also been featured on FOX 8 News Cleveland.
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A semi rolled over on the Ohio Turnpike Tuesday afternoon.
(WKBN) – National Transportation Safety Board Chair Jennifer Homendy testified Wednesday in a Senate Commerce Committee hearing that the controlled burn that happened after
Posted: Updated: WARREN, Ohio (WKBN) – Emergency crews pulled a car from the water Thursday at Quinby Park in Warren.
On Wednesday, a Mahoning County Magistrate issued a ruling in favor of Mill Creek MetroParks following the first season of deer culling in the park.
(WKBN) — On Wednesday, a Mahoning County Magistrate issued a ruling in favor of Mill Creek MetroParks following the first season of
The Brightside Project, a faith-based non-profit organization, launched a new campaign to get a bigger space on Friday.
By: Kristy Regula
The Ohio Department of Health is concerned about the increasing rates of colorectal cancer among younger people.
A missile was transported down a highway in Ohio this week.
A proud moment for all of us here at WKBN 27 First News. Members of the news team have been nominated for two Central Great Lakes Emmy Awards.
By: Hanna Erdmann, Kristy Regula
The Brightside Project, a faith-based non-profit organization, launched a new campaign to get a bigger space.
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