YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) – Youngstown firefighters had a warning Friday as they conducted ice-rescue training at Mill Creek Park. “Any moment, someone could walk out on this ice thinking it’s ...

That’s the message from local safety officials after five people reportedly filming a video fell through thin ice Monday afternoon. Acton Fire and Police responded to Nara Park after receiving ...

The best way to check ice, Plummer said, is to cut a hole and measure the thickness. He said at 3 inches, the ice would hold a single person; at 4-6 inches, a group could stand or walk on it; and ...

Police said in a Facebook post that they received a report that someone had fallen through the ice around 4:30 p.m. local time, and when officials arrived at the scene, they were told a second ...

The officer determined the ice was too thin to walk on and contacted local authorities to rescue the animal. According to officials, a concerned citizen ran onto the ice shortly after with a snow ...

LaBelle added many local bodies of water are spring-fed, meaning warmer water flows up from below. “It’s actually going to be pretty thin ice, and you’re never going to be able to tell it ...