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Articles from June 25, 2019

• Wednesday's Show Info (6/26/19)
• Elk Grove Neighbors Celebrate Landlords' Arrests On 18 Counts Of Fraud
• 50 Dogs Seized From Orange Mansion Ready For Adoption
• Motorist Brandishes 'Military-Style' Knife In Disturbing Case Of Road Rage Caught On Camera
• 'It Looks Like A Dump:' Long Beach Cemetery May Close Gates As Negotiations Stall With City
• Unidentified Woman Caught On Camera Defecating In Santa Clarita Parking Lot
• Man Charged After Reportedly Firing At Deputies
• Yorba Linda Jewelry Store Heist Halted By Savvy Owner
• Questions Remain Following Death Of Fontana Woman Whose Body Was Found In Colton
• Pinder, Semien And Olson Homer As A's Beat Cardinals 7-3
• Trail Closed Following Deadly Mountain Lion Fight
• Inmate Quinn Scaggs Escapes Detention Facility That Has 'Had Our Issues'
• Isak Heartstone Welcomes Visitors In New Location In Breckenridge
• Bumgarner Strikes Out 11 In Giants' 4-2 Win Over Rockies
• Citing Success, City Council Votes To Continue Funding ShotSpotter System
• Family With 5 Young Children Flee Apartment After Brazen Break-In, Suspects Arrested
• Thousand Oaks Council Approves Memorial For Victims, Survivors Of Borderline Bar Shooting
• Mueller To Testify In Public Before House Committees
• Bumgarner Strikes Out 11, Leads Giants To 4-2 Win Over Rockies
• Bogaerts Homers, Red Sox Beat White Sox 6-3 In Rain
• Firefighters Battling 30-Acre Wildland Fire West Of Patterson
• Albies, Acuña Hit Homers To Lead Braves Past Cubs 3-2
• Cook County Public Guardian Wants To Know Why Kim Foxx Has Not Brought Charges In Case Of Swindled Nursing Home Resident
• 1 Man Shot In Red Wing
• 3 Dead In Workplace Shooting At Morgan Hill Ford Dealership
• 'Don't Be That Neighbor': City Hopes Program Helps Deter Illegal Firework Activity
• Good Question: How Can The Real Estate Market Shift To Help Twin Cities Homebuyers?
• Derick Almena's Wife Takes Stand In Oakland Ghost Ship Fire Trial
• Gov. JB Pritzker Signs Bill Legalizing Recreational Marijuana In Illinois
• President of Modesto Hells Angels Motorcycle Club Among Four Defendants Charged with Drug Conspiracy
• Several Manhole Fires In Brooklyn Knock Out Power To Over 100 Residents
• MPCA Admits It Failed A Metro Community
• Rent Hike Approved For NYC Residents In Rent Stabilized Apartments
• House Fire In Connellsville Displaces Family Of Five
• Major Surgeries For Humans Now Becoming A Real Life-Saving Option For Your Pets Too
• 3 Shot, 2 Killed In Workplace Shooting At Morgan Hill Ford Dealership
• Child Pulled From Lake Michigan At Rainbow Beach; Woman Performs CPR
• Friends Of Slain North Minneapolis Artist, Activist React To Arrest
• Mueller to testify in public before House committees
• Colorado Wildfires: Lightning-Sparked Fire Burns 3 Acres In Lower Waterton Canyon
• Williams Pitches Six Innings, Pirates Lose 5-1 To Astros
• Small Earthquake Reported In Long Island City
• Prosper's Crystal Lagoon Could Start A North Texas Trend
• Motorcyclist Hit By Stray Bullet From Target Practice In Carver County
• Police Searching For Suspect Who Torched, Destroyed Popular Playground In South Jersey
• Probe Taken By Tornado Found Miles Away Thanks To Social Media
• Citzen Police Review Board Approves Motion To Hold Hearing On Alcohol Consumption Policy
• 1 Dead After Officer Opens Fire While Responding To Domestic Violence Call
• Democratic Presidential Candidates Converging On South Florida, Preparing For First Primary Debates
• Police Commissioner O'Neill Implores Public To Provide Information In Rash Of Stray-Bullet Shootings
• Toddler Drowns In Lake Near Her Coconut Creek Home
• Queens District Attorney: Primary Race Between Tiffany Caban And Melinda Katz Too Close To Call
• Amoeba Music To Relocate After Demolition, Plans To Acquire Dispensary License
• Yankees Make Home Run History, Go Deep In 28 Straight Games, Edge Blue Jays 4-3
• Head Of Mass. RMV Resigns After Deadly NH Crash
• Gov. DeSantis Signs Bill To Create Agricultural Hemp Program
• Toy Cars Used To Disguise Gun Parts Shipped Around The World From Colorado
• Weather Blog: Warm, Humid Temperatures Throughout The Week
• Fast Start, Great Starting Pitching Lead Rangers To 5-3 Win Over Tigers
• Phillies Smack 4 Home Runs To Beat Mets 7-5
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Signs Bill To Change Environmental Enforcement
• 15-Year-Old Girl Shot On Chicago's South Side Tuesday Afternoon
• Chicago Public Schools Offering Free Lunch To Children 1 To 18
• Community Comes Together In Hopes Of Saving Beloved Southeast Asian Shopping Center From Wrecking Ball
• Witness: Officer 'Really Hesitated' Before Shooting 19-Year-Old Suspect In Dorchester
• Machado Enjoys Happy Return In Padres' 8-3 Win Over Orioles
• Fire Chief Awarded For Supporting Firefighter's Mental Health: 'This Is A Need'
• Rookie Of The Year, Mavericks Luka Doncic Given Opposite Of First Class Treatment On Flight
• Investigation Shows Hundreds Of Patients Dying At California Rehab Centers
• Marlins Four-Game Win Streak Snapped In Loss To Nationals
• House passes $4.5 billion border funding bill
• Elk Grove To Fly American Flag Instead Of Thin Blue Line Flag During Officer O'Sullivan Memorial
• California Laws On Recreational Cannabis May Be Hurting Medicinal Patients Who Need Pot
• Aurora Teams Up With Land Trust To Develop Affordable Housing
• Florida Forest Service: Late Afternoon Storm Doused Much Of Sawgrass Fire In Everglades
• Embarcadero Navigation Center To Move Forward As SF Supes Reject Appeal
• Mueller To Publicly Testify Before House Committees After Being Subpoenaed
• Roxborough Man Arrested For Allegedly Raping 14-Year-Old Girl He Met On Dating App, Police Say
• Mueller To Publicly Testify Before House Committees After Being Subpoenaed
• Arrests Made In Stockton Non-Injury Freeway Shooting
• Rivers Casino Launches Online & Mobile Sportsbook
• Judge OKs Execution Of South Dakota Man In 1993 Slaying
• Warriors' Steph Curry Unveils 'Range Unlimited' Golf Collection In China
• Special Counsel Robert Mueller Will Testify Publicly Before House Panels
• California To Require Background Checks For Ammo Purchases
• Bay Area Businesses Balk At Possible PG&E Power Outages During Wildfire Season
• Body Of 23-Year-Old Recovered Down River From Emerald Pools
• Baltimore Mailman Delivered Marijuana Along Postal Route, Documents Say
• Baltimore Drivers Are The Worst Drivers In The Nation- Again, Allstate Ranking Finds
• Port Authority Fare, Toll Hikes Proposed Across New York Area
• MVA: More Than Half Of Maryland Drivers Now Compliant With REAL ID Rules
• Water Service Restored To Residents Of Poe Homes After Extended Outage
• Driver Accused Of Injuring FHP Trooper In Hit & Run, Arrested In New York
• Survey: New York & New Jersey Are The Least Patriotic States In America
• Body Camera Footage Shows Deadly Walnut Creek Officer-Involved Shooting
• Police Investigating After Report Of Suspicious Package Found In Harford County
• Family Of Misidentified Man Who Died In Hospice With Another Man's Family Speaks For The First Time
• GiGi Gianni, Inspiration For GiGi's Playhouse Down Syndrome Achievement Centers, Sings National Anthem At Cubs Game
• Stanford Offers Billions In Benefits To Santa Clara County In Campus Expansion Talks
• Gunman Opens Fire In Philadelphia's Bella Vista Neighborhood, Sending Two People To Hospital, Police Say
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: How Democrats are prepping for their first debate
• Southlake Police Seek Suspected Thieves Who Used Missing Child Story To Get Away
• Third Suspect Arrested In Robberies, Attempted Homicides Of Teens
• Teenager With Down Syndrome Becomes American Airlines Honorary Flight Attendant
• Edina City Hall To Require Public To Enter Through Main Entrance For Safety, Security Reasons
• Throwing A Hail Mary: Catholic School Sets Up GoFundMe In Attempt To Stay Open
• Irving Mother Tisha Sanchez Accused Of Killing 8-Year-Old Son Moved To Different Jail
• TSA chief says hundreds of workers have been deployed to border
• New photos show Utah student before she mysteriously disappears
• Father Of Slain Sacramento Police Officer: Criticism Of Department Over Her Death 'Hurtful'
• San Jose Gunman Killed 4 Over Visa Jealousy, Relative Says
• Raptors President Speaks Out About Allegedly Shoving Sheriff's Deputy At Oracle
• 9/11 First Responders Meet With Sen. Mitch McConnell, Push For Victims' Compensation Fund
• More than 15,000 asylum seekers returned to Mexico under Trump policy
• Center City Traffic Costs Passengers $152 Million In Time, Money Every Year, Survey Finds
• Stockton Man Sentenced To 25 Years In Prison In Death Of 2-Year-Old
• Chicago Immigrant Fears Future Raids: 'I'm At Risk To Get Deportation'
• Houston Rockets To Pursue Sign-And-Trade For Jimmy Butler, Reports Say
• Federal Judges Send 2020 Census Lawsuit Back To Lower Court
• Lawsuit Against Fort Worth Police Officer By Family Of Jerry Waller Who Was Shot, Killed By Officer, Can Move Forward
• Police: Kitten Run Over After Being Thrown From Vehicle In Toms River
• Fired Nurse Pleads Guilty To Stealing Fentanyl
• Slithering Visitor Caught On Doorbell Security Video
• Rockies Call Up Chi Chi Gonzalez To Start Tuesday Night, Move Rodgers To The IL
• Murals Or No Murals? Some Granby Residents Not Pleased With Building Art
• Overflow Venues Being Provided For People Wanting To Attend Officer Tara O'Sullivan's Memorial Service
• Local Lawyer Fights Facebook Over Post: 'It Was Starving Human Beings'
• Panorama City Man Charged With Killing Wife, Injuring Neighbors With Machete
• Suspect Wanted After Stealing Money Bag From Starbucks Counter In Center City, Police Say
• Former NBA Player, Dallas Native Jordan Mickey To Contribute To Community Crime Prevention Proposal
• CA Proposal Would Allow Student Athletes To Ink Deals For Endorsements, Agents
• "The Office" is leaving Netflix for NBC's streaming service in 2021
• Warminster Police Searching For Suspect Who Displayed Box Cutter To Steal Cigarettes In Series Of Armed Robberies
• NH Deputy Sheriff Killed In Randolph Crash Remembered As 'Sincere' And 'Proud'
• NJ EMT Accused Of Manufacturing Arsenal Of Assault Rifles, Handguns
• Richmond Ferry Testing Out Weekend Service
• Kids Battling Cancer Get To Play Pirates On North Shore
• Community honors fallen officer with touching nostalgic photo
• State Representative Steve Drazkowski Calls For Ilhan Omar Investigation
• Head Of Instagram Says Ads Appear By 'Dumb Luck' Not By Eavesdropping
• Minnesota United Faces Forward Madison In Friendly Match Tuesday
• San Bernardino Boy, 12, Dies After Being Accidentally Shot By Twin Brother; Mother Arrested
• 'It's Part Of My DNA Now': For Longmont Man Biking Is A Way Of Life
• Grandmother Of Child Victims In Dallas Shooting: 'They Shot Up The Wrong Apartment'
• SpaceX Launches Hefty Rocket With 24 Satellites, Experiments
• Movie Night | Mary Poppins To Screen At ABC Park
• JCPenney Hiring Over 500 Seasonal Workers In Pa.
• NJ TRANSIT Engineers Refusing To Pick Up Extra Shifts To Cover Sick Days, Vacations
• Two-Thirds Of Working Americans Say They Have Regrets About Their College Degrees, Survey Finds
• Medal of Honor recipient describes brutal battle
• Tractor Trailer Driver Involved In Fatal Miami-Dade Hit & Run Sought By Police
• Shots Fired At Officers Who Responded To Report Of Suicidal Man Along River In Rancho Cordova
• The Foote Files: Will Smith
• Father Of Fallen Sacramento Police Officer Tara O'Sullivan Praises Department
• Purple Heart Veteran Gets Shock Of A Lifetime, Receives Mortgage-Free House On Long Island As A Gift
• Trail Ridge Road Reopens After Snow, Ice Force Closure On 1st Day Of Summer
• Oregon Republicans in hiding to prevent vote on climate bill
• Instagram head reflects on foreign interference
• Amazon's Prime Day Sale Will Actually Be Two Days Long This Year
• Maryland Lawmakers Host Workshop In Effort To Find Better Outcomes To Protect Child Victims Of Domestic Violence
• Controversial Apartment Building Approved In Sloan's Lake Park
• Minnesota Man Among Hawaii Plane Crash Victims
• Stolen Truck Found Submerged In Lake 6 Years Later
• Target To Debut 'Deal Days' During Amazon Prime Day
• East Texas Family Meets Five People Saved With Son's Donated Organs
• 'I Detest Myself': Wesley Mathews Testifies In Punishment Phase In Injury To A Child Case That Resulted In Daughter Sherin's Death
• Wayfair Employees Will Protest Decision To Sell Goods To Migrant Detention Camp
• Falmouth Firefighter Charged With OUI After Crashing Into Police Cruiser
• Woman Wants Explanation After Her Uncle Wandered Off From Nursing Center Last Week
• CTA Officials Cite 'Human Error' As Cause Of CTA Green Line Derailment
• Viral Video: New Jersey's Rest Stops Are 'Something That All Of America Needs To Know About'
• San Francisco bans e-cigarette sales
• Vice President Mike Pence Launches Latinos For Trump Coalition
• 13 Arrested For Shipping Stuffed Animals Filled With Opioids Across Country To Montgomery County, Authorities Say
• Pair Brings Awareness Of Seaside Plastic Pollution One Florida Beach At A Time
• Democratic Presidential Hopefuls Ready For Debates In South Florida
• Bariatric Surgery Could Become More Common Treatment, Help Prevent Life-Threatening Diseases
• Oakland Business Consultant Sentenced In Bribery, Bid-Rigging Schemes
• Uniontown Head Football Coach Accused Of Failing To Prevent Hazing
• 'We Don't Want 'Em Here': Invasive Carp Caught In Mississippi, St. Croix Rivers
• Wildfire smoke increases health risks for millions of Americans
• 3M Open Tickets
• Park Slope Residents Divided On Plans To Build New Homeless Shelters
• Independence Eve
• San Francisco Bans Sale Of E-Cigarettes, Becoming First Major US City To Do So
• Missing Utah student last seen in a park with unknown person
• Rep. Duncan Hunter allegedly used campaign funds for 5 affairs
• Apple Is Adding 2,000 New Jobs In Seattle
• Mesquite Police Seek Person Of Interest In Attempted Carjacking
• Compostable Six-Pack Rings Coming To Colorado Native Beers
• 'It Causes A Lot Of Problems': Police Cracking Down On Alleged Nuisance Businesses To Combat Gun Violence Surge
• Truck Company's History Should Have Been 'A Big Red Flag' Before Deadly NH Crash, Safety Expert Says
• Major Security Set For World Pride Events Throughout NYC
• Art In The Park Program Transforms Greek Amphitheatre In Civic Center Park
• FTC To 'Crack Down' On Robocalls, Companies Fined Millions
• San Francisco Becomes First US City To Pass Ban On E-Cigarette Sales
• 9/11 first responders: McConnell committed to holding vote
• UPMC & Highmark Clarify What New Agreement Means For Consumers
• Police Looking For Man Who Sexually Assaulted Woman In Uptown
• Tree Planted On Long Island By Teddy Roosevelt Chopped Down
• MTA: East River Tunnel Repairs Are Ahead Of Schedule
• State Senate Votes To Allow Local Police To Use Radar To Catch Speeding Drivers
• Bill Cosby appeals conviction over testimony from other accusers
• Feds Announce New Crackdown On Robocall Companies
• Living Large: Manhattan Home 'With No Parallel In The City'
• See Which CW Shows Are Nominated For 2019 Teen Choice Awards
• Women Political Leaders Summit 2019
• Cardi B Pleads Not Guilty To Felony Charges Over Strip Club Brawl
• Scaring Off Vultures, Who Are Making A Mess Of Things In Longmont, Proves Difficult
• Flames Destroy Laundromat, Pharmacy In Juniata Park Shopping Center
• Santa Rosa Man May Face Charges In Deadly Hit-And-Run
• 'Exceeded Expectations': Final Four Weekend Generates $143M For Minnesota
• The 3 Best Dive Bars In Detroit
• MTA Official Calling For Surveillance Cameras With Facial Recognition To Deter 'Idiots,' Criminals
• 'I Am Deeply Sorry:' Killer Who Randomly Shot Mother In Taunton Park Pleads For Parole
• Study Links Common Chemical In Cosmetics And Toothpaste To Osteoporosis
• Census Unveils Longest, Shortest Commute Times In Minnesota
• Instant Pots to bibles: Where Trump's China tariffs could hit
• Caught On Video: Gunman Opens Fire In Apparent Road Rage Incident In Brooklyn
• Woman Arrested For Stomping On Miami Beach Sea Turtle Nest Is Back In Jail
• 'Definitely Intentional': Family, Witnesses Say Philadelphia House Fire That Injured 12 Is Case Of Arson
• Denver Leaders Approve 55th Historic District
• Luke Perry Will Be Honored In 'Riverdale' Season 4 Premiere 
• BGE HOME Installing New Hybrid Systems Into 10 Vehicles To Improve Fuel Efficiency
• Overdose Deaths Down 41% In Allegheny County, Says Medical Examiner
• Baker: 'More Aggressive' Evening, Weekend MBTA Closures Planned To Make Improvements
• Police: 2 Women Stole Oxycodone Pills From Methuen Pharmacy
• Alleged Drunk Driver In Fatal Ocean City Crash Has History Of DUI Arrests
• San Jose Sharks Release 2019-2020 NHL Schedule With Las Vegas Season Opener
• BPD Commissioner Urges Public's Help To Stop Violent Crimes, Talks Deployment Changes In 'Microzones'
• Petition Calls For SoCal Mountain Lions To Be Placed On Endangered List
• Missing YouTube Star 'Etika' Found Dead In East River, Police Say
• Senate Moves To Let Unaffiliated People Cast Primary Votes
• Driver In Randolph, NH Crash That Killed 7 Motorcyclists Waives Arraignment
• Nursing home costs rising even faster than health care
• Cougar Shot, Killed By Deputy After Endangering Mom, Infant Son
• 23-Year Old Man Fires Into Car After Being Rejected, Hitting 10-Month Old Infant
• Jussie Smollett Correction: Records Show Osundairo Brother, Not Actor, Was Googling News Of Alleged Attack
• Jerry York Announced As 2019 Inductee Into Hockey Hall Of Fame
• Brush Fire Burns Near Walnut Creek Golf Course, Homes
• DFW Airport Whataburger Opens In July
• Breakdancing and Skateboarding Might Debut At 2024 Summer Olympics
• Westbound I-94 In St. Paul To Close This Weekend
• Folsom High Grad Jonah Williams Will Miss Rookie NFL Season
• Senators introduce bill forcing Big Tech to disclose value of user data
• Violent Crime On BART More Than Doubles Over Last 5 Years; Rider Satisfaction Plummets
• Man Apparently Shot, Cars Struck By Gunfire In San Jose Neighborhood
• Bill Cosby Files Lengthy Appeal, Says Judge Allowed Testimony From Other Accusers That Wasn't Relevant
• Baltimore Ransomware Attack | City Proposes Using $10M In Excess Revenues To Pay For Recovery From Hack
• Precinct 12 Dundalk Officers Play Ball With Underprivileged, At-Risk Youth In 4th Annual Camp
• Cardi B pleads not guilty to felony strip club fight charges
• 2 MN Men Among Casualties In Montana Crash
• West Philadelphia Residents Questioning Building's Safety After 2 Men Critically Injured When Fire Escape Balcony Collapsed
• Airports Will See More Travelers Than Ever This Summer, TSA Says
• Annual Conference To Empower Michigan Teen Girls
• CHP Officer Helps Catch Inmate Who Ran From San Joaquin General Hospital
• Two Women Allegedly Rob Tobacco Store And Two Dollar Generals
• Underground Power Lines Bill Goes To Governor DeSantis
• Oz Investigates: Grab-And-Go Soup
• 28 Cats Abandoned In Washington County Hotel Room Rescued
• Devils Introduce Hughes Following Franchise-Altering Week
• City of Tracy Raising Pride Flag For First Time In History
• North Texas Man Follows Mom Into Career In Law Enforcement
• Another Teen Uses Bed Sheets To Escape From Lookout Mountain Youth Services Center
• Darrell Rea Sentenced To 10 Years In 1983 Murder Of Mpls. Teen
• Homeowner: Bug Bomb Causes Explosion At Philadelphia Home
• Humane Society Of Harford County Search For Homes For 11 White Domestic Ducks
• SMF Adds Nonstop Flight To Palm Springs Starting This Summer
• Panthers Release Full 2019-20 Schedule While Hoping To Make Big Summer Splash
• Tax Incentives OK'd For Chemical Bank Building Developer
• 'I'm Pretty Happy With My Honda Civic': Orioles' Adley Rutschman Not Planning To Splurge After Record-Setting Deal
• Most 2020 Democrats offer few specifics to meet border crisis
• 10 Years Later, Death Of Michael Jackson A Continuing Tragedy, Controversy
• General Motors Announces $20M Upgrade At Arlington Assembly Plant
• Private Security Hired To Patrol Katy Trail With Dallas Police Officers
• Missing YouTuber Desmond "Etika" Amofah found dead in NYC
• Chicago Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Warning, Biggest Threat North Of Interstate 88
• Death Of Michael Jackson: Can We Separate The Art From The Artist?
• Marcus Smart Continues To Bleed For Boston -- And Show No Mercy At His Basketball Camp
• Trouble in Trump country: Many are still "left behind"
• Staff sergeant becomes first living Iraq vet to receive Medal of Honor
• Prosecutor: Ring Shipped Oxycodone In Stuffed Animals Across Country
• Lawsuit: Former J.O. Spice Employee Felt Coerced To Have Sex With Owner Over 7-Year Period Or Lose Her Job
• 'I Still Have That Drive To Be Successful:' Penguins GM Jim Rutherford Named To Hockey Hall Of Fame
• Tributes To Michael Jackson Flow On 10th Death Anniversary
• Authorities Arrest 18-Year-Old In 2015 Murder Of North Mpls. Activist Susan Spiller
• Teen Sentenced Up To 40 Years In Prison After Fatally Shooting 15-Year-Old
• $50K Reward Offered To Catch Suspect In Hollywood Taco Truck Robbery, Murder
• Incoming CBP chief denies "systemic problem" at detention centers
• Key high court decisions could shape politics for years to come
• Long Island Man Arrested In Fatal Hit-And-Run
• Kansas City Radio Host Slammed For Seeming To Reference Andy Reid's Son Who Died From Drug Overdose
• First lady's spokeswoman will replace Sarah Sanders
• Man Sentenced 12.5 Years For Selling Fentanyl That Caused At Least One Fatal Overdose
• Suspect Wanted For String Of Car Burglaries In Fort Worth's Ryan Place Neighborhood In Custody
• Oil And Gas Heiress Randa Duncan Williams Buys Texas Monthly Magazine
• Coast Guard Suspends Search For Missing Nantucket Kayaker
• Florida Man Caught On Camera 'Pooping' In Stranger's Driveway
• BART To Stop Offering Paper Tickets At 4 Stations In Clipper-Only Push
• Governor JB Pritzker Signs Recreational Marijuana Law
• GM To Upgrade Assembly Plants In Flint, Other States Ahead Of New Pickup, SUV Lines
• Mattoon Teacher Who Subdued Shooter Named Carnegie Hero
• Breakdancing closer to making debut at 2024 Olympics
• Red River Diversion Hits Another Snag With Denial Of Permit
• 'It's A Truly Beautiful City': Orioles Top Pick Adley Rutschman 'Very Excited' After Introduction In Baltimore
• Trial For Accused Texas School Shooter Dimitrios Pagourtzis To Be Held In Richmond
• Cosby Files Appeal Over Testimony From Other Female Accusers
• Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes Team Up For Summer Hit
• Former Head Of Colorado Group Home Sentenced For Sex assault
• Queens Woman Found Dead In Her Home
• Police Investigating After Man Shot Near Essex Convenience Store
• Minn. Appeals Court Orders Hearing On Polymet Permit
• Speeding Big Rig Overturns, Blocks Sunrise Boulevard In Rancho Cordova
• Amazon Prime Day Returning, To Run For 2 Days This Year
• New Monopoly edition ditches cash in favor of digital banker
• Whitmer Criticizes Lawmakers For 'Vacation' Without Budget Deal
• Mitsubishi Motors Relocating North American HQ From SoCal To Tennessee
• Pennsylvania GOP Chair Resigns After Report Says He Traded Sexual Text Messages With Female Candidate
• 'There Is A Part Of Us In Every Character': Annabelle Wallis On 'The Loudest Voice', Russell Crowe, Roger Ailes
• Colorado Included In Nationwide Crackdown On Robocallers By U.S. Government
• US Customs And Border Protection Chief To Resign Over Treatment Of Immigrant Children
• Houston Astros Pitcher Gerrit Cole To Make First Start Against Pittsburgh Pirates Since Trade
• Fans Celebrating Bourdain Day On What Would've Been His 63rd Birthday
• Southwest Forced To Delay Sacramento To Hawaii Flights Due to MAX Aircraft Issues
• 63-Year-Old Man Charged After 2 Men Fatally Shot In Western Michigan
• Lawsuit Alleges Nursing Home Staff Took Nude Photos Of Dementia Patient, Posted Them On Social Media
• Michigan Man Revived After Electric Shock
• Livermore Bans Flavored Tobacco Sales, Enacts School Buffer Zone For Retailers
• Illinois becomes 11th state to legalize recreational marijuana
• Woman Loses $2,000 In Devious Scam That Uses Texts Disguised As Bank Alerts
• Woman Loses $2,000 In Scam That Uses Texts Disguised As Bank Alerts
• Florida Governor Signs New Laws On Opioids, Gardening And Street Racing
• Smoke Sensors Sold With Fire Alarms Recalled Due To Failure To Alert Occupants
• Social Media Taunt Inspires Locals To Rescue Homeless Working Father
• Social Media Shaming Inspires Locals To Help Homeless McDonald's Worker
• 333 Pounds Of Cocaine Seized In Shipping Container Filled With Beach Chairs At Port Of Baltimore
• Social Media Taunt Inspires Others To Rescue Homeless Working Father
• Trump says he's "very concerned" about conditions at migrant facilities
• 'Screw You Guys, I'm Going Home'; Cartman's Escape Room To Debut In Dallas
• State GOP Chair Resigns After Complaint By Fellow Female Candidate
• Health Impact From Smoke Rises With More Intense Wildfires
• Firefighter Dies From Medical Emergency While Responding To Scene Of Fatal Crash
• Brilliant Baltimore | The Baltimore Book Festival And Light City 2019 To Feature 20 Light Art Installations, Bestselling Authors & More
• Celtics Reportedly Targeting Free Agent Point Guard Kemba Walker
• Rock Star: After 'Free Solo,' Climber Unsure Of Next Journey
• Michael Jackson: Can we separate the art from the artist?
• Man Ordered Held In Slaying Of Chicago Club Security Guard
• Teacher Who Stopped Student Shooter Honored As Carnegie Hero
• Study: Commonly Prescribed Drugs Tied To Nearly 50% Higher Dementia Risk In Older Adults
• House Oversight to vote to subpoena Kellyanne Conway
• San Francisco Tenderloin Shooting Sends Bullets Into 98-Year-Old Woman's Home
• Wahlburgers Hosting Job Fair For North Hills Location
• How Danny Boyle knew Himesh Patel should star in "Yesterday"
• Special Prosecutor Requested In South Bend Police Shooting
• House Budget Debate Turns Into Floor Fight Over Minimum Wage
• Study Links Common Chemical In Cosmetics And Toothpaste To Osteoporosis
• Machine Gun, Grenade Launcher Seized In Foster City Weapons Bust
• Chemical Fire At Simi Valley Industrial Building Forces Evacuations, Closes Businesses
• Acting CBP chief to step down amid scrutiny over migrant shelters
• Medical Study Tests Boston Marathon Runners' Waste For Performance-Boosting Bacteria
• SpaceX Rocket Blasts Off With Satellite Built In Boulder
• Police Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Caused Deadly Multi-Vehicle Accident In Robbinsville
• JCPenney Hiring 150 Seasonal Associates For Back-To-School Shopping
• Teen Arrested In Connection With Shooting That Closed Aquarium MBTA Station
• 'Kill Zone' Prosecutions Limited By California Supreme Court
• Minnesota Lawmaker Calls For Ethics Investigation Into Rep. Ilhan Omar
• Mom Must Get Education, Job After Daughter's Shooting Death
• Florida Man Arrested For Running Naked Through Walmart Parking Lot
• John Farrell Has A New Job As A Lobster Fisherman
• Practice Rounds At The Rocket Mortgage Classic in Detroit
• 'We Don't Need No Stinking Signs:' Police Use Facebook To Warn Drivers To Obey Road Signs
• MTA Committee Votes To Ban Criminals Who Repeatedly Target Riders, Workers
• Huge Monet Exhibit Coming To Denver Art Museum; Tickets On Sale Now
• Minneapolis Comedy Festival
• Pittsburgh Steelers Rank 5th In NFL Fandom According To Emory University Study
• Kushner pushes economic plan for Mideast peace
• 100 migrant children returned to "inhumane" Texas facility
• Driver charged in crash that killed 7 motorcyclists pleads not guilty
• More Testimony In Trial Of Wesley Mathews, Who Admitted Role In Adopted Daughter's Death
• Wallet Hub: Pittsburgh Ranked 20th Best Places For Fourth Of July Celebrations
• Pushkin's Bakery Set To Open New Roseville Location On Wednesday
• Tiger Woods no longer a defendant in wrongful death lawsuit
• Wazi, Detroit Zoo's Gray Wolf Dies During Surgery To Remove Mass
• First successful transfer of test tube rhino embryo performed
• CBSLA The Rundown: 6/25 8am
• Trailer Fire Blocking Westbound Lane Of Highway 37 Near Sears Point
• Police: Homeowner Shoots, Kills Young Man Trying To Force His Way Into House
• Police Release Photos Of Man Suspected Of Stabbing, Sexually Assaulting 15-Year-Old In Morgan Park
• Mayor Lightfoot Plans Bigger Police And Fire Academy; 'I Want To Get It Right'
• Chilling ransom call released 45 years after girl's disappearance
• Divvy Rider In Critical Condition After Hit And Run In River North
• Bruins Announce 2019-20 Season Schedule
• Paterson Fire Damages 4 Homes, Displaces More Than 40 Residents
• 4 Unique Ways To Stay Fit In Metro Detroit
• Amazon's Prime Day, starting July 15, is now 48 hours long
• Pittsburgh Penguins Release 2019 Regular Season Schedule
• Missing Utah Student Last Seen Meeting Someone At Park Over A Week Ago
• Investigation Into Cause Of Refinery Explosion Could Take Months Or Years To Complete, Officials Say
• Carnival Cruise Passenger Released From Ft. Lauderdale Hospital After Bahamas Bus Crash
• NBA Fines Knicks $50,000 Over Spat With Daily News
• Codymania: Dodgers Cody Bellinger Rushed By Fan In Second Straight Game
• Girl Scout, 11, Killed By Falling Tree At Indiana Camp
• Judge Approves $20M Settlement For Justine Ruszczyk Damond's Family
• Flyers Mascot Surprises 7-Year-Old Super Fan Who Has Gritty-Themed Prosthetic Legs
• Multi-Vehicle Crash On I-880 In San Jose Leaves 1 Hurt
• Pittsburgh Penguins Extend Qualifying Offers To 2019 Restricted Free Agents
• Mt. Lebanon Man Convicted Of Killing 4-Month-Old Daughter
• Trump says U.S. soccer star wrong to protest during anthem
• Pittsburgh Zoo Welcomes 4 Adorable, Fuzzy Lynx Kittens
• Democratic Candidates Face Immigration, Climate Change Issues In Florida
• Police: 10-Year-Old Boy Pulled From Parents In Attempted Kidnapping
• Upcoming 2019 Metro Detroit Fairs
• Expected To Be Moved Prior To Trade Deadline, Blue Jays' Stroman Sounds Like He Wants To Pitch For Yankees
• 'Fame' Follow-Up: Principal Lisa Mars To Leave LaGuardia High School For DOE Job
• State Fair Hosting Job Fair To Fill 500+ Positions
• Texas Couple Charged After Medical Examiner Says Dead Baby Had 90+ Fractures
• Three Meals: What South Carolina voters want to see in 2020
• The Furry Convention Returns To Pittsburgh For The 14th Consecutive Year
• Man Faces Charges After Robbing Victim He Met Through Dating App
• Michael Malone Falls Short In Coach Of Year Voting, Nikola Jokic 4th In MVP Vote
• Clippers' Lou Williams Wins Second Straight 6th Man Of The Year Award
• Clark University To Offer Graduate Certificate In Cannabis Regulation
• TSA Stops Antique Gun In Carry-On Bag At Newark Airport
• Tech Center: Polling
• Former Pittsburgh Penguins Defenseman Brooks Orpik Retires After 15 Seasons
• Report: 'Chatter Building' That Celtics Could Target Brogdon, Other Restricted Free Agents
• Quincy Man Arrested For Murder Of Dorchester Man
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