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About 5,000 people turned out for the weekend festival at the Wick Recreation Area.

The accident happened Sunday night at the intersection of Hazelwood and Connecticut in Youngstown.

Robert Milton started drawing when he was 3-years-old, he's now 54 and almost had his passion taken from him after having a stroke.

Fire crews were called to the intersection of Williamson Avenue and Erie Street just after 7 p.m.

Sunday was a day of firsts at the Canfield Fairgrounds. Foals took their first laps around the track in the Harness Racing Matinee. The event is specifically designed for young horses.

The top military commander in Afghanistan says American troops will still be involved in fighting next year even as the U.S. officially shifts to a support role. 

The average U.S. price of a gallon of gasoline has dropped six cents over the past two weeks.

The Bee Gees legend passed away after a long battle with cancer.

The parents of the two young men at the center of New Jersey's highest-profile hate crime case have been appearing in public in the days before the sentencing.

NATO summit protesters are gathering in downtown Chicago and they're gearing up for the largest demonstration of the weekend. 

Officials from Hamas and Fatah say they agreed on a new timetable for a power-sharing deal that envisions elections in about six months.

Two U.S. citizens in Haiti are now facing charges for participating in a street march that pressed for the return of the country's disbanded army.

Yukiya Amano says he is "positive" about the chances of clinching a deal with Iran that would allow his organization to resume a probe into whether the country worked on atomic arms.

The Scottish government says it will continue to investigate the bombing that killed 270 people even though the only man convicted over the case is dead. 

The country's government says a fishing boat sank off the island of Mayotte in the Indian Ocean, leaving two adults and three children dead.