Steve Rappach is a News Producer at WKBN-TV. He covers a diverse range of topics including medicine and healthcare, social issues, and real estate, with a particular focus on crime and academia in Ohio. Steve's work has also been featured in TRUMBULL FAMILY FITNESS.
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Steve Rappach predominantly covers local news, community events, and celebrations, with a significant focus on family & relationships and entertainment news. His reporting also includes crime-related topics and health awareness.
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Norfolk Southern says it will help lead changes for train disaster decision-making on account of last year’s train derailment.
By: Steve Rappach, Molly Burke
Saturday night’s fireworks at Boardman’s Independence Day Celebration have been canceled due to weather conditions.
The poker run was held at the State Park Amphitheater Docks and was hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 737.
Fred Ransier – a renowned Chapter 7 bankruptcy attorney – will serve as conservator effective Thursday.
Officials say they plan to reopen it to traffic by the weekend but if they run into any unforeseen circumstances requiring more work, they'll reopen it once it's safe.
By: Steve Rappach
The plan shows what to do in the event a student, an athlete or anyone else experiences a cardiac emergency.
By: Steve Rappach
(WKBN) — Mahoning and Columbiana Counties will be receiving some state funding from the “Welcome Home Ohio” program which helps land banks purchase, rehabilitate or build homes for Ohioans.
(WKBN) – The state of Ohio is investing nearly $2 million to help support businesses and enhance communities. Two local projects will receive that help.
Customers at a Niles restaurant got to enjoy their lunch and help out some children in need on Saturday.
Officials say it will cut down on the confusion of having to change lanes to pay at toll booths, which are also being done away with.
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