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Articles from July 1, 2019

• Neighbors React To Arrest Of Suspect Linked To Decades-Old Rape Cases
• Fans Flock To Angel Stadium Following Death Of Pitcher Tyler Skaggs
• Angels Pitcher Tyler Skaggs Dead At 27, Found Unresponsive In Hotel Room
• MLB Players, Teams, Fans React To Death Of Angels Pitcher Tyler Skaggs
• Tents Return To Sidewalks Following Morning Clean-Up
• 1 Dead, 2 Seriously Injured In Multi-Vehicle Crash At SFO's International Terminal
• Possible Sarin Gas Detection At Facebook Mail Facility Prompts Hazmat Response In Menlo Park
• Sheriff: 2 Juveniles Shot In San Joaquin County
• Officials Contacted By Abandoned Toddler's Mother After She Was Left With A Stranger
• Samardzija Shuts Down Padres As Giants Hit 3 HRs In 13-2 win
• Samardzija Shuts Out Padres, Giants Hit 3 HRs In 13-2 Win
• Ammo Background Checks Add New Fee And Regulation To Gun Industry
• Video: Passenger Captures Emergency Plane Landing In Mojave Desert After Engine Stalls
• La Puente Shooting Leaves One Man Dead
• Vigil Held For Mackenzie Lueck As New Details Emerge About Her Suspected Killer
• Bell Mashes 3 Home Runs, Pirates Thrash Cubs 18-5
• Family Says Its Dog Was Shocked While Walking Along The Chicago Riverwalk
• CTA Surveillance Video Angers Family Of Red Line Crash Victim
• Modesto Man Convicted Of Murder After Stabbing Parolee 32 Times
• Chicago Police Prepare For Holiday After More Than 50 Weekend Shootings
• Democratic Lawmakers Slam Treatment Of Migrants In Texas Detention Center
• Elderly Man, Dog Displaced By Vallejo House Fire
• Hero Describes Instinctive Actions After Saving Tuber From Clear Creek
• 18-Year-Old Man Drowns In Medford Lake
• Illinois Drivers Head Over The Border To Find Cheaper Gas On First Day Of New State Gas Tax
• Amtrak, NJ TRANSIT Service Resumes After Work Train Fire
• Bag Of Suspected Human Bones Found At NJ Snack Stand
• Neighbors Combine Forces To Stop Burglary In Port Jefferson
• Multiple Suffolk County Beaches Closed To Bathing Due To Bacteria
• Grown Man Pins Down 13-Year-Old Boy On Playground
• Rare Copy Of The Declaration Of Independence On Display In NYC
• 'Bridgegate' Defendant Bill Baroni Freed On Bail Ahead Of Supreme Court Hearing
• Sacramento Rents Are Growing Third Fastest In The Nation
• Chris Welch Charged In 2016 Case Where Toddler Was Shot, Killed
• 'This Is Really Scary': Video Appears To Show Man Firing Gun On Busy Street Before Police Shooting
• Charges Possible After 9-Year-Old Girl Loses Fingers In 'Life Altering' Explosive Accident In Kensington
• Colorado Small Business Gets A Chance At Sitting On Walmart Shelves
• Arson Investigation: Auburn Homes Targeted With Molotov Cocktails
• 27-Year-Old Man Killed, Another Critically Injured In West Philadelphia Double Shooting, Police Say
• BSO Loses Accreditation; Former Sheriff Scott Israel To Run To Get Job Back
• 2 Who Admitted To Starting Lake Christine Fire Sentenced
• South Florida Drivers Find It Hard To Keep Up With Road Closures, Traffic Alerts
• 'It Does Kind Of Stand For Family': Faces Of WCCO Look Back On 70 Years Of Broadcasting
• LGBTQ Organization's Director Terminated For Bringing Men Accused Of Hate Crime Beating To Gala
• Police: Bomb Squad Responded After Letters With Glitter Sent To 'Straight Pride' Parade Organizers
• LAPD opens internal affairs investigation over Nipsey Hussle case
• Traffic Collision Involving 2 Pedestrians Shuts Down Street In Beverly Hills
• Bell Mashes 3 Homers, Pirates Thrash Cubs 18-5
• The Ones For Justice: Aging Tires Sold Across DFW Putting Drivers At Risk
• Officials: 2 Bats Found In Minneapolis Test Positive For Rabies
• Islanders Re-Sign Anders Lee, Replace Lehner With Semyon Varlamov
• Alcohol Ban In Effect Along Truckee River Through July 6
• Woman Killed, Man Injured In Hialeah Hit & Run
• Sinkhole, Heavy Flooding Cause Problems Along Santa Fe Drive
• Weather Blog: More Humidity Coming Tuesday
• Missing Gaithersburg Woman Found Safe; Silver Alert Canceled
• Hinsdale County Deputies Identify Missing Off-Roader Swept Away In Pole Creek
• CDC Warns Of Rise In Fecal Parasite Found In Swimming Pools
• Warriors Hold On To Kevon Looney; Jordan Bell Signs With Minnesota
• Mentally Ill Man Awarded $1 Million After Being Pepper Sprayed, Beaten, Shot By Delanco Police Officer In 2013
• Poacher Banned From Hunting After Killing A Bear Near Steamboat Springs
• Glitches Snarl Start Of California's Ammo Background Checks
• Juvenile Shot In Fort Collins Sunday; Police Looking For Suspects
• Woman Facing Up To 40 Years For Meth Distribution
• Rising Rivers & Creeks Threatening Small Colorado Town
• Pueblo Graduation Party Ends With A Crasher Getting Shot
• California Senate Approves Homelessness, Housing Bill
• Getting Answers: How Thieves Are Looting The Lottery In Modesto
• WhatsApp Co-Founders Carve New Compounds By Buying Blocks Of Homes In Silicon Valley
• Personal Care Attendant Found Not Guilty On 2 Sexual Conduct Charges
• Report: Sixers Add To Front Court Depth, Sign Veteran Kyle O'Quinn
• Woman Arrested For Allegedly Starting 2-Alarm Grass Fire In Fremont Hills
• Downtown Los Gatos To Go On 'Road Diet' To Boost Business, Entice Visitors
• Report: 1 Out Of 5 California Schools Found Detectable Levels Of Lead In Drinking Water
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Reports Dip In Net Worth
• NYC's Ban On Food, Drinks Containing CBD Goes Into Effect
• Pittsburgh Pirates Hosting "Apollo At The Park"
• NHL Free Agency Opens With Star Winger Panarin Choosing Rangers Over Islanders
• Mass. Representatives Visit Migrant Detention Center In Texas
• Firefighters Battle Commercial Structure Fire In Springdale Township
• Fixing Old San Rafael 101 Off-Ramp Will Cost Millions More Than Estimated
• NYC Cyclist Deaths: Mayor Bill De Blasio 'Taking Action' After 14th Person Killed This Year
• 100+ Fighting Roosters Seized From North Texas Cockfight, 3 People Arrested
• Construction Vehicle Erupts In Flames In Tanger Outlets Parking Lot, Officials Say
• Pat Riley, Heat Complete Trade To Acquire Jimmy Butler
• Officials confirm death of Honduran man in ICE custody
• Police: 9-Year-Old Ohio Girl Shot In Chest, Still Conscious Afterwards
• The Foote Files: Donnie Iris
• Fireworks Stand Volunteer Beaten, Dragged In Robbery
• North Texas Teens, Parents Among 10 Killed In Addison Plane Crash
• Illinois State Senator Plans Legislation To Prevent Misidentification After Man At Mercy Hospital Died With The Wrong Family
• Fatal Two Vehicle Accident Kills Motorcyclist In Westmoreland County
• Drones Increasingly Help San Joaquin County Deputies Locate People In Trouble
• Crackdown Promised On Rowdy Half Moon Bay Beachgoers
• Mom Who Tried To Kill Baby Held In His Tulare County Death 11 Years Later
• Sanders campaign: Buttigieg likely raised more money last quarter
• Firefighters Battle 4-Alarm Fire At Vacant Warehouse In West Baltimore
• Two Local Police Departments Merge Into Allegheny Valley Regional Police Department
• Wild Add Zuccarello, Hartman As GM Seeks More 'Hardness'
• Giving The Gift Of Life
• Driver OK After Suspect Reportedly Throws Brick Through Window While Driving
• Texas Democratic Presidential Candidate Julian Castro Seeks To Continue Momentum After Debate Performance
• 40 Tons Of Trash Removed From Pacific Ocean By Environmental Group
• Economy Residents To Protest Shale Gas Drilling
• Father Mourned After Accused, Repeat Drunk Driver Kills Him
• Minneapolis Minimum Wage Increases By 1 Dollar, Eventually To $15 An Hour
• Facebook Mail Site Evacuated After Possible Sarin Scare
• Muslim Leaders Call For Sanctions Against Philadelphia Police Officers Accused Of Racist, Violent Facebook Posts
• Wasps are building "super nests" in Alabama
• Plane Makes Emergency Landing In Dallas When Scuba Diver Suffers Decompression Sickness
• Three Frederick Sex Offenders Charged With Violating Registry Conditions
• Murder Of University Of Utah Student Mackenzie Lueck Has Dallas Connection
• 25-Year-Old Hiker Found On Steep Cliff
• Police Searching For Brazen Suspect Who Stole From North Philadelphia Auto Shop
• Police Search For Shooter After They Find East Hills Man Shot To Death In Car
• I-80 Bridges Get $848 Million For Improvements; Called 'Signature Project' Illinois Capital Bill
• Man Who Beat 5-Year-Old Stepson To Death Sentenced To 70 Years
• Ted Cruz's lawyers compare him to Rosa Parks in lawsuit
• Teen Killed In Santa Rosa After Car Goes Airborne Into Trees
• Gov. Walz Signs Opioid Bill Targeting Drug Makers, Distributors
• Berkeley Auto Burglary Suspect Caught On Video
• Teen Sentenced To Life In Prison Released After U.S. Supreme Court Ruling
• 'Made In Rhode Island' Show Pilot Is Being Filmed In Worcester
• Police Arrest 15-Year-Old In Deadly Shooting Of 16-Year-Old Near Irving High
• Coroner IDs Victim In Stabbing At Palo Alto Trailer Park
• Voting Rights Law Draws Court Fight, Registration Push
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Buttigieg builds war chest
• Utilities Commission Discusses Safety Plan In Wake Of Fatal Explosion
• How Long To Fix A New York City Sidewalk? A Year? A Decade? More?
• Retired Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy Named National Constitution Center's 2019 Liberty Medal Recipient
• Revolutionary War-Era Wine Discovered During Renovation of New Jersey Home
• N.J. Town's Decision To Have July 4 Fireworks On July 2 Sparks Debate
• Secondhand Harms of Drinking Impact 1 In 5 Adults, Study Says
• Georgia Man Arrested In Connection With Decades-Old Sexual Assaults In Sacramento, Sacramento County, And Davis
• Firefighters, Hazmat Teams Battle Lancaster Tanger Outlets Fire
• Demanding Answers: When Will Staten Island Homeowners Be Rid Of Their Rowdy Batch Of Turkeys?
• With Larger Crowds Packing Beaches, New Jersey Town Opts To Put Volunteer Medical Director On Staff
• Attempted Robbery In Mankato Parking Lot
• Supporters Rally To Make 14th Street Open To Buses Only
• Pilot describes seeing deadly Texas plane crash
• Carnival Set Up Near Dan Ryan Expressway Causes Safety Concerns
• Denver Police Shoot, Kill Armed Man Near CBS4 Station
• Considering Serious Changes, MTA Board May Shift Transit Guru Byford To More Diminished Role
• 'Doing Nothing Is Not An Option': Officials Lay Out Plan To Fight Rising Sea Levels, Climate Change At Jersey Shore
• Memorial Service For Beth Chapman Scheduled For July 13 In Aurora
• Colorado's Indoor Ban Of E-Cigarettes, Vaping Aims To Curb Teen Addiction
• David Ortiz Shooting: Alleged Mastermind Is 'Kind, Loving Person,' Family Member Says
• Texas Baptist Men (And Women) Answer Call To Help Storm Victims: 'Job One Is To Comfort People'
• Firefighters Contain 70-Acre Grass Fire Near Sacramento International Airport
• Mankato: Woman Arrested As Suspect For Theft, Assault And Fleeing Police
• Steep Fines For Drivers Using Their Phones While On The Road
• Beaver County Still Cleaning Up After Strong Downburst Tears Through The Area
• What To Know If You're Attending The 3M Open
• Miami Shores Couple Celebrate Beating Ban By Planting Garden
• Sony's Walkman Turns 40 Years Old
• Doctors Warn: Food Allergies Can Pop Up In Products You'd Least Expect
• The economic expansion just became the longest on record
• Minnesota Historical Society Adds Charles Lindbergh's Goggles To Collection
• H.U.D. Secretary Ben Carson Tours Redeveloped Part Of Liberty Square
• Colorado AG Expands Lawsuit Against Opioid Manufacturer Purdue Pharma
• Tubing Bans In Effect For Multiple Waterways In Colorado
• Pittsburgh's Public Safety Department Swears In New Canines
• Drag Queen Story Hour Canceled After Threats On Social Media
• I-Team's Call For Action Helps Plainville Woman Get $731 In Interest Payments
• Flatbed Truck Slams Into Building In East Mount Airy Causing Partial Collapse
• Miami Beach Swears In New Police Chief, Deputy Chief
• Dancing Man Hit By Semi-Truck On Pennsylvania Turnpike
• Angels Pitcher Tyler Skaggs Dies At Age 27
• Pamper Yourself During Miami Spa Month
• Placer County Sheriff's Sergeant Dies While Diving In Monterey
• Increasing Gas Taxes In US Blamed On Rise Of Fuel-Efficient Cars
• Man Fires Gun Inside Of Days Inn Hotel
• Dog Stolen From Owner In Brooklyn, Snatched Back Days Later
• Joanne Rund Sworn In As First Permanent Female Baltimore County Fire Chief
• Maryland Withholds Over $55.5M In Funding From WMATA Over 'Lack Of Cooperation'
• State Police Conduct Drug Bust In Indiana County
• Heatwave Causes Thousands Of Mussels To Die In Bodega Bay
• Los Angeles Angels Pitcher Tyler Skaggs Dead At Age 27
• Heat Trade Hassan Whiteside To Portland
• Flesh-Eating Bacteria Infects Two Women In Florida, Killing One
• Haverhill Smokestack Hit By Lightning To Be Torn Down Brick-By-Brick
• Groups Protest 10 Percent Water Rate Hike In Baltimore City
• Minnesota Weather: Severe Weather Moves Across Parts Of Southern Minnesota
• Man Shot In Head During Gunfight In Kensington, Police Say
• Man Charged With Randomly Stabbing Woman On Esplanade Declared 'Acutely Psychotic'
• Delray Beach Teen Cori Gauff Defeats Venus Williams In First Round At Wimbledon
• Driver Swerves To Avoid Striking Car, Hits 2 Pedestrians
• Trump says there will be tanks at July 4 celebration
• Surveillance Video Captures Suspect, Moment Fire Started At Queen Sheba Restaurant
• 'He Was A Very Wonderful Man': Family In Mourning After Tragic Death Of Fairfield, Conn. Man Killed In Storm
• Crews Make Progress On Smith Canyon Fire
• Klay Thompson Uses 'Wolf Of Wall Street' Speech To Deliver Message To Warriors Fans
• Glitches Snarl Start Of California's Ammo Background Checks
• 77-Year Old Woman Dies of Flesh-Eating Bacteria in Florida
• 16 dog food brands may cause heart disease, FDA warns
• Woman Charged In Brockton Road Rage Murder Claims Self Defense
• Top White House aide Mercedes Schlapp leaving for Trump campaign
• 'Game Changer': Second Mayor's Scholars Cohort Launches, Giving Hundreds Tuition-Free Education
• Miramar Sex Assault Teen Showing Signs Of Improvement
• 'Spider-Man: Far From Home' Cast Visits Children's Hospital
• UPMC Confirms MRSA At Children's Hospital
• This Week: Hot And Humid Weather, Including The Fourth Of July
• VIDEO: Horses Run Free Along E-470, Cause Morning Traffic Backups
• Code Orange Air Quality Alert Issued For Baltimore
• Cartoonist claims viral Trump drawing led to his layoff
• Naomi Osaka Loses Wimbledon in First Round
• Fayette County Under Water Boil Advisory
• Solutions Sought For Algae Woes In Florida's Waterways
• Possible Sarin Gas Detection At Facebook Mail Facility Prompts Hazmat Response
• Former USC Gynecologist Dr. George Tyndall Pleads Not Guilty To Sexually Assaulting 16 Women
• Celebrating the best of What Detroit has to offer, Hour Magazine hosted their annual 'Best of Detroit'
• GirlBoss CEO Sophia Amoruso Launches Networking Startup
• Report: Border Agents' Facebook Group Features Jokes On Migrant Deaths, Sexist Memes; 9,500 Members
• Seen In Detroit: Rocket Mortgage Classic
• Lil Nas X seemingly comes out as gay
• Baltimore Man Faces Life Plus 28 Years In Prison For Shooting The Mother Of His Child In The Face
• Portions Of Farmington Hills Under Boil Water Advisory
• Central California Mom Who Tried To Kill Baby Held In His Death 12 Years Later
• Undaunted by low polling, John Delaney keeps his show on the road
• 17-Year Old Girl With Down Syndrome Wants To Be Flight Attendant
• S&P 500 index at record high after China trade truce
• 15-year-old Cori "Coco" Gauff beats Venus Williams at Wimbledon
• Michigan's Energy Supply, Delivery Systems Meet Demand, Improvements Needed
• Golden State Warriors Retire Kevin Durant's No. 35 Jersey
• Pittsburgh Family: Woman Dies From Flesh-Eating Disease
• The U.S.-China trade war is on pause, but a long way from a real deal
• Maryland Crabbers Mark Vetock, Tevin Calhoun Found Dead After Reported Missing In Stoney Creek
• Scranton Mayor Resigns Ahead Of Corruption Investigation
• City Fixes Pothole After Man Throws Birthday Party For It
• New State Law Aiming To Lower Prescription Drug Prices Takes Effect
• Bear Climbs Over Backyard Deck To Sip From Hummingbird Feeder In Pennsylvania
• "Singing Doctor" retires after serenading more than 8,000 babies
• Utah student's accused killer allegedly tried to have sound-proof room built
• Overnight I-75 Construction Scheduled In Oakland County
• Viral Bottle Cap Challenge Has People Amazed
• Woman Taken To The Hospital After A Shooting In Hill District
• Ocasio-Cortez details grim conditions at migrant detention center
• CBP probes secret Facebook page mocking migrant deaths
• U.S. Secret Service Agent Stephanie Hancock Killed In Kayaking Accident
• AMTRAK Service Resumes After Fire Broke Out On Railroad, Officials Say
• Banned From Walmart: Texas Woman Refuses To Pay For Cake She Ate While Shopping
• Woman killed by flesh-eating bacteria contracted on Florida beach
• Regions Hospital: How To Prevent Common Summertime Injuries Around The 4th Of July
• Contamination Investigation Sped Up On Michigan Air Force Base
• Princess Diana's Workout Sweatshirt Expected To Fetch Over $5,000 At Auction
• Florida Man's Hand, Foot Found In 12-Foot Long Gator's Stomach
• What the Fed's changing rate stance means for your CDs
• Freak hailstorm dumps up to 6 feet of ice on Guadalajara, Mexico
• Penguins Sign Defenseman David Warsofsky, Forward Andrew Agozzino
• Alumnos piden colaboración para donar croquetas en concurso Somos el Cambio
• Todo En Uno: Policias y manifestantes se enfrentan en Hong Kong
• Could Get Over 200 Years For Bank Robberies
• Indians Send RHP Wojciechowski To Orioles For Cash
• Renting In Miami: What Will $4,400 Get You?
• Amazon Founder Jeff Bezos and Wife To Divorce, $38 Billion Settlement Expected
• Should Paramedics Carry Guns When Responding To High-Risk Incidents? One State Just Enacted This Law
• Toddler buys $400 couch on Amazon unbeknownst to mom
• Longtime Champion Of Bay Area Educational Non-Profits Shifts Focus To Kenya
• Lil Nas X Seemingly Comes Out As Gay On Last Day Of Pride Month
• Florida Hepatitis A Cases Continue Climbing
• Facebook Announces Civil Rights Task Force To Fight Meddling In 2020 Election, Census
• Baltimore Judge Suspended Six Months Without Pay For 'Incivility'
• Arrest Made Following Reckless Driving On Lodge Freeway
• US Marshals Service Releases New Flyer, Images Of Dallas Convicted Killer On The Run
• Police Arrest 17-Year-Old In Connection To Deep Ellum Homicide, Aggravated Assault
• 41-Year-Old Shot Multiple Times At Baltimore County Hookah Lounge
• Queman autos y bloquean la Villahermosa-Teapa
• Here's What To Do In New York City This Week
• Alonso "N" paga fianza de un millón de euros para salir de la cárcel
• AMA sues North Dakota over abortion laws
• Country Star Cody Johnson Wants To Bridge Gap Between Nashville and Texas
• Police Investigating Shooting Inside Owings Mills Home
• Found Safe: 20-Year-Old Alexander Robles
• New Florida Law Allows Paramedics To Carry Guns When Responding To High-Risk Incidents
• New Law Allows Paramedics To Carry Guns When Responding To High-Risk Incidents
• Officials Close Parts Of Ocean In Wildwood Crest After Malfunction At Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority's Treatment Center
• 90's 'Boy Meets World' Star Welcomes Baby Boy
• Family Of 4 Among Victims Of Plane Crash At Addison Airport That Killed 10
• Motorcyclist Killed In San Mateo Crash Identified As Fremont Man
• Vallejo House Fire Leaves Man, Dog Displaced
• Abortions In Minnesota See 2% Decline In 2018
• Mesquite Reveals Plans, Renderings For Veterans Memorial
• Woman Survives Horrific Highway 12 Crash Near Rio Vista
• Woman Survives Highway 12 Crash That Trapped Her Car Under Big Rig
• 'Big Bang Theory' Star Kaley Cuoco Starring In Drama
• Mosquitoes In Lake County Test Positive For West Nile Virus
• Report Of Family Possibly Being Held Hostage During Armed Robbery In Rhawnhurst Declared A Bust, Police Say
• Willowbrook Man Kills Himself After Shooting Wife In Presence Of Their Children, Deputies Say
• Fourth of July Deadliest Time of Year, Reports Say Drunk Driving Increases
• Here Are Miami's Top 5 Italian Spots
• 'Good Chance We'll Have To Make Another Move' Pittsburgh Penguins Up Against Salary Cap After Brandon Tanev Signing
• Wilf Family To Bring 'Call Of Duty' Esports Team To Minnesota
• Minimum Wage Hikes, New Laws Taking Effect In Several Bay Area Cities
• Neil Diamond Musical Coming To Broadway
• Michigan Resident Wins $239K at Gun Lake Casino
• Westbound I-70 Reopens At Vail After Rock Slide
• 2 Dead, Thousands Without Power After Storms Tear Through Tri-State
• Police: Fight Outside St. Cloud Library Leaves 1 With Serious Injuries
• Teen Driver Involved In Target Parking Lot Crash That Killed Grandmother Charged For Driving Without License
• Panthers Make Big Splash In Free Agency With Signing Of Goalie Sergei Bobrovsky
• Japan resumes commercial whaling after more than 30 years
• Tobacco Purchase Age Rises At Walmart
• As Summer Beach Season Gets Into Full Swing, Lifeguards Have More Responsibility
• LAPD Pursues Stolen Vehicles Through South LA, Sherman Oaks; 2 Drivers Arrested
• When delaying your Social Security benefits pays off
• Report: Enes Kanter Agrees To Deal With Celtics
• Lt. Governor Fetterman Visits USS Clairton Works
• United Passengers Reporting Delays Due To Baggage Problems At SFO
• San Jose Sharks Lose Pavelski, Donskoi To Free Agency
• WCCO-TV Celebrates 70 Years On The Airwaves
• Red Wings Ink Filppula To 2 Year Deal
• Safe Routes To School Training Comes To Detroit
• Lizzo Calls Out Summerfest Festival For Racial Discrimination
• 21 Maryland Shelters To Waive Adoption Fees For Cats, Kittens In July
• Gov. Charlie Baker: Mass. RMV 'Failed To Act' Before Crash That Killed 7 Motorcyclists
• 'Cows On Parade' Reunion Debuts On Michigan Avenue
• DNR To Crack Down On Drunken Boating Over 4th Of July Weekend
• Katharine McPhee and David Foster Get Married
• July Is The Deadliest Month Of Vehicular Deaths
• Vermont imposes 92% tax on e-cigarettes
• Actress Shay Mitchell Announces Pregnancy
• Sharks Lose Pavelski, Donskoi To Free Agency
• Restaurant Offering 'My Girlfriend Is Not Hungry' Option On Menu
• Cardi B's Popular Catchphrase Refused Trademark
• Kyrie Irving Apparently Had His Heart Set On Joining Nets For Quite Some Time
• Passport To Flushing Offering Deals To Great Eats In Queens
• Texas DMV Rejects Thousands Of 'Tasteless' Personalized License Plates
• LA Civic Center Area Gets Summer Scrub
• Animal Rescue Group Wants Your Old Bras To Help Save Injured Turtles
• HOV Ramp Expected To Reopen In Ross Township In Time For Evening Rush
• Long Island Authorities Stepping Up Boating Safety Enforcement
• In Detroit, This Is The Average Social Security Payout
• Facebook will ban posts that lie about 2020 Census
• Facebook To Make Jobs, Credit Ads Searchable For US Users
• Bruins Sign Winger Brett Ritchie To One-Year Deal
• Police: Drunk Driving Suspect Passed Out In McDonald's Drive-Thru
• Gov. Tom Wolf Signs Bills To Help Foster Young Farmers
• Drunk Driving Kills Someone Every 48 Minutes. And July Is The Deadliest Month
• Secret Service agent dies after her kayak overturns in Maryland
• Bruins Sign Max Lagace To Add To Goaltender Depth
• Tucker Carlson defends Trump-Kim DMZ meeting
• Report: Seth Curry Returning To Mavericks On 4-Year Deal
• Bear Sightings In Allegheny County
• Cale Makar's Intense 96 Hours Leading Up To Colorado Avalanche Debut
• Fort Snelling State Park Remains Closed Due To Flooding
• New Laws, Rules You Need To Know About Fireworks In Michigan
• Everyone Is Now Paying More To Drive On NTTA Toll Roads
• Flesh-Eating Bacteria Infects Two Women In Florida, Killing One
• Police Step Up Patrols For Impaired Drivers Over Holiday
• Politics Of Elections Snares Pennsylvania Voting-Machine Aid
• Report: Nuggets Guard Jamal Murray Agrees To 5-Year, $170M Contract Extension
• 56 people were shot in Chicago over the weekend
• Chicago Man Fatally Falls While 'Free Climbing' NC Mountain
• Federal Prison Officer Could Face Charges After Shots Fired Outside Gas Station On City Avenue, Sources Say
• Family Escapes Burning Home As Neighbors Hear Explosions
• 'Large Amount' Of Suspected Cocaine, Heroin Seized During I-95 Traffic Stop In Baltimore
• The Last Manic Monday: Ron Matz To Retire After 30 Years With WJZ
• Irving Police Seek Killer After 16-Year-Old Dies From Gunshot Wounds
• Fewer Opioid Prescriptions Were Written in Michigan Last Year
• Investigation Continues Into Fatal Stabbing In Aventura Parking Lot
• Pompano Beach Bank Robbed, Suspect On The Run
• Man Dead, Second Injured In Northwest Miami-Dade Shooting
• Police To Step Up Patrols Around Holiday
• July Brings Higher Gas Taxes, Cigarette Taxes, And More To Fund Road And Bridge Repairs In Illinois
• Police: Elk Grove Fireworks Stand Volunteer Dragged By Car While Trying To Stop Thief
• Chicago Police Say Shootings Reach 4-Year Low Through The End Of June
• Ford Dealer Ends July 4th Gun Promotion After Killings At Morgan Hill Dealership
• Uber To Add Bikes, Scooters, and Self-Driving Cars as Transportation Options
• Fatal BW Parkway Hit-And-Run Victim Identified As Baltimore Man; Charges Pending For Driver
• Bruins Sign Connor Clifton To Extension, Lose Noel Acciari To Panthers
• MBTA Fare Hikes Begin Despite Protests
• Michigan Police Increase Enforcement To Stop Drunk Driving During Fourth Of July
• Marcum Workplace Challenge - July 30, 2019
• Suspect Arrested In Fatal St. Paul Shooting
• CBSLA The Rundown: 7/1 8am
• NBA's Hottest Free Agents Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving Bound For Brooklyn Nets
• Auburn Police Chase Bear Spotted Near Mass Pike
• The State Moves To Shut Down Coke Plant After Repeated Violations
• Companies Are Starting To Offer 4-Day Workweeks
• Truck Crashes Into Santa Clara Home, Causes Gas Leak
• Police: Men Pose As FedEx Workers During Armed Robbery Attempt In The Bronx
• Valedictorian describes coming out in graduation speech
• 3 Injured In Head-On Crash In Harwood
• Legal Pot Poses Growing Danger To Dogs, Veterinarians Warn
• Dozens Of DMV Offices To Open Earlier To Help Reduce Wait Times
• Spike Lee Celebrates 30th Anniversary of 'Do The Right Thing'
• Drug prices in 2019 are surging, with hikes at 5 times inflation
• Flint Hears From Prosecutors Who Dropped Water Charges
• Steve Harvey Provides Scholarships To Students
• 2 Pennsylvania Ballet Dancers Tie-The-Knot In Newtown Square
• Michigan Man Charged With Transporting Heroin and Fentanyl
• Reports: Knicks Agree To Terms With Big Man Portis, Swingman Bullock, Shooting Guard Ellington
• Freedom Festival, South Florida's Best 4th Of July Celebration!
• Trashy: 54-Year-Old Man Arrested For Setting Dumpster Fires In Hurst
• Several Cars Smashed, Damaged On Ocean Street In Lynn
• Man Arrested After Attempting To Run Over Officers Checking On His Welfare, Police Say
• Woman's Body Found On I-35E In Dallas After Apparent Hit-And-Run
• Exonerated Man Shot and Killed Two Blocks From Home
• Police: Repeat Felon Drops Loaded Gun In Doughnut Shop Full Of Cops
• San Francisco Bank Robber Flees After Teller Pushes Silent Alarm
• Kevin Durant Signs $164 Million Deal To Play With Brooklyn Nets
• Steve Harvey Gives Back To Alma Mater To Cover Students' College Fees
• Driver Arrested In Santa Ana Hit-And-Run That Critically Injured Wheelchair-Bound Man
• Providence Diocese Lists Priests Accused Of Sexually Abusing Children
• Lyme Disease On The Rise In Michigan, 26-Year Old Woman Becomes Advocate
• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez slams Ivanka Trump for interactions with foreign leaders
• Study: Pear Shaped Women Are Healthier Than Apple Shaped Women
• Tips for cheap last-minute summer travel
• Girl Killed In Chain-Reaction Crash Near Yuba City Caused By Texting Driver
• Multi-vehicle Crash Under Investigation After After 4 Dead, Including Child
• San Francisco Transbay Transit Center Reopens Without Bus Service
• Pistons Owner Tom Gores Not Done With Palace Land Just Yet
• Mexican City Covered In 3-Feet Of Hail After Freak Summer Storm
• New Jersey's Minimum Wage Goes Up To $10 An Hour Today
• Report: Cowboys Zeke Elliott To Meet With Goodell Over Las Vegas Handcuffing
• New Law Makes E-Cigarettes, Vaping Illegal Indoors In Colorado
• Artificial Intelligence Can Now Make a Pizza
• New Restrictions On Texting While Driving Take Effect Today
• Dozens Of Cars Broken Into In American Canyon Neighborhood
• Ongoing Investigation After 2 Dead In Inkster Crash With Police SUV
• Valleyfair Celebrates Military, Independence Day With Free Admission
• CDC Warns People About Parasite Found In Pools
• Glen Burnie Man Pleads Guilty To 2010 Cold Case Murder
• Several Police Cars Damaged After Hundreds Of Teens Gather In North Philadelphia
• Ambridge Fireworks To Be Rescheduled After Storm Damage
• 2 Michigan Dams In Game Area Will Be Upgraded
• Mets mistakenly say living members of championship team were dead
• Former Eagles WR Torrey Smith Searching For Man Who Paid His Bill At Cracker Barrel In Plymouth Meeting
• London Series Turned Into International Embarrassment For Red Sox
• Stolen Jeep Cherokee Hits Bus Shelter In Jeffrey Manor, Killing Man Sitting Inside
• CDC Issues Warning On 'Crypto' Fecal Parasite That Can Live For Days In Swimming Pools
• Meet the "guardian angel" who's donated two of his organs
• Denver Weather: July Starts With A Good Chance For Thunderstorms
• 'Another Senseless Loss of Life': 16-Year-Old Killed In Early Morning Shooting In Annapolis
• The Secondhand Harms Of Drinking Impact 1 In 5 Adults, Study Says
• Oregon Senate finishes whirlwind votes after Republicans stall
• Taylor Swift Expresses Disappointment Over Selling of Masters
• 50 Rhode Island priests "credibly accused" of sexual abuse
• Best 4th Of July Fireworks In Philadelphia Region
• Florida Teen Bitten By Shark While Surfing
• NH Man Tries To Bite Dog In K-9 Confrontation, Police Say
• 15-Year Old Cori Gauff is Youngest Player to Qualify for Wimbledon
• Taste Fore The Tour
• Columnist Leonard Pitts Says Hoax 911 Call Made Against Him
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