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Demolition Derby closes out fair season in Trumbull County
There were lots of things to keep fair-goers entertained Sunday at the Trumbull County Fair.
Logano ends win drought in return to North Wilkesboro
Joey Logano held off Denny Hamlin for his first NASCAR Cup Series victory of the season Sunday night in the first points race at North Wilkesboro Speedway in 30 years.
The Packard Band takes center stage for Summer Concert Series
The Summer Concert Series continued this evening in Warren. The Packard Band hit the stage at Packard Music Hall.
The week ahead: Severe weather possible Tuesday then below-normal temps
A strong cold front will push through the region on Tuesday.
Dislodged buoys prompt closures of World Trade Bridge in Laredo
The World Trade Bridge in Laredo, Texas, the busiest inland commercial port on the Southwest border, was temporarily shut down this weekend as giant cylindrical federal buoys piled up under the bridge’s pylons. The state’s circular border buoy string in Eagle Pass, however, remained in position and has not floated downriver, the governor’s spokesman and onlookers told
Poland residents cleaning up after storm sweeps through area
Storms hit Poland hard and fast Sunday night.
Skenes strikes out 8 as Pirates beat Guardians
Paul Skenes allowed one run and struck out eight in seven innings and the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Cleveland Guardians 7-1 on Sunday.
Spain wins World Cup over Argentina on extra time goal
Ferran Torres’ first goal of this year's World Cup was the goal of his life, and it put Spain back atop the soccer world.
Three tornadoes confirmed in western Pennsylvania
The National Weather Service confirmed at least three tornadoes touched down Saturday, July 18, in Jefferson and Westmoreland counties.
US service member killed in Iraq during ‘controlled detonation’ of Iran drone: Centcom
A U.S. service member was killed in northern Iraq on Saturday during a “controlled detonation” of unexploded ordnance from a downed Iranian one-way attack drone, the U.S. Central Command (Centcom) said on Sunday.