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LaureLive Music Festival returns with rejuvenated Red Wanting Blue
Red Wanting Blue insisted on taking its time when recording its latest album.
SPORTS DIGEST || Drummond to give backpacks at Hubbard
Hubbard High School graduate Kurtis Drummond will return to the area on Saturday to host a backpack giveaway.
4-day Salem Super Cruise starts today
Admission to the event, which features a wide variety of vehicles, is free.
Accused rapist violates bond, gets house arrest
Robert Boyd used cellphones, computer despite a court order prohibiting him from going online
Boardman stabbing suspect in custody
The suspect’s mother told police she believed her son may have committed the stabbing.
Justice Department says Warren Police Department still in full compliance
But takes note of instances of rudeness and unprofessionalism
Sutton: If DeWine opposes right-to-work he should say so
The Republican gov nominee says the issue is ‘not on our agenda at all’
Over 20 people picked up in 2-day, Warren-area warrant sweep
Over 20 people picked up in 2-day, Warren-area warrant sweep
Angels' celebration to honor vet's 60 years working with animals
The event is from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the shelter’s Andrews Hall. The public is invited.
Tropical cyclones slowing, study says
Associated Press WASHINGTON Tropical cyclones around the world are moving slightly slower over
NIGHTLIFE
Austintown Eagles, 1655 S. Raccoon Road, Austintown; 330-799-8887 Sat: The D.T.’s, 7:30 p.m.
What’s in store for 2018 grads?
Opinion: By Joe Guzzardi Cagle Cartoons This month, about 4 million teenagers will graduate from high
US trade deficit falls for 2nd-straight month
Associated Press WASHINGTON Record exports shaved the U.S. trade deficit in April for the
Loose lips sank lawsuit against Christian baker from Colorado
Opinion: WASHINGTON “Loose lips sink ships” was a World War II slogan warning Americans against
Vehicle sales in Valley down in May
Vehicle sales in Valley down in May YOUNGSTOWN Mahoning Valley auto dealers sold 5,004 new and
Explosions rip through Baghdad mosque
Associated Press BAGHDAD A pair of explosions ripped through a mosque in a mostly Shiite
CD RATES
CD RATES The table shows the annual percentage yield as of Wednesday. All yields given in percent.
Congress enables Pruitt’s attack on EPA’s good nameSFlb
Editorial: Words matter. Take the word “protection.” Miriam Webster defines it as “something that keeps a