SitemapYoungstown was given a spot on U-S News & World Report's list of Best Places to live.
The list looked at 125 cities -- Youngstown was ranked 108.
The entry says Youngstown is in the midst of a cultural and economic renaissance.
It also touts the efforts of local businesses and the Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corporation, for helping to attract people to the city.
Austin, Texas topped the list with Colorado Springs and Denver, Colorado in tow.
Youngstown was followed in rank by Albuquerque, New Mexico and Miami, Florida. To read the full story from WKBN, click here.