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Articles from July 10, 2019

• Public Meeting Held To Discuss I Street Bridge Replacement
• Search Is On For Thief Who Stole $3K Worth Of Emergency Supplies From Victorville School
• Turlock Fire Department Budget Cuts Affecting Response Times
• 'Please Come Home': Temecula Real Estate Agent Missing After Telling Girlfriend He Won Big At Casino
• Thieves Targeting Habitat For Humanity Impact Home Building Mission
• 'The City Lost A Good Person:' Children Of DWP Worker Allegedly Killed By Homeless Man Speak Out
• Gov. Newsom Signs Law Redefining Beer
• Palmdale Boy Who Died Suspiciously Begged Not To Return To Parents, Great-Grandmother Says
• Eagle Rock Residents Voice Concerns Over Proposed Metro Bus Line
• Federal Officials Withdraw Plan To Drop Poison On Farallon Islands
• Custom Made Cheyenne Frontier Days Hats Take About 1 Week To Make
• Will Adding Undocumented Adults To Medi-Cal Hurt An Already Overburdened System?
• Rep. Jason Crow Vows More Visits To Aurora ICE Detention Center
• Former Corrections Officer Allegedly Smuggled Drugs Into Prison In A Burrito
• Riders Concerned As BART Implements Double Stacked Gates To Stifle Fare Evaders
• More Than 150 Applications Received For New Affordable Apartments
• Police Say Female Bicyclist Seriously Injured In Collision With Vehicle
• Friends, Family Remember Modesto Mom Killed In Shooting At Adult Bookstore
• Intense Heat Causes Lake Shore Drive To Buckle
• Fairfield Police Ask For Public's Help In Finding Missing At-Risk Woman
• Captured On Video: Armed Robbers Hit At Least 2 Stores In Santa Ana
• Civil Rights Activist Timuel Black Remembers The Chicago Defender After Its Last Printing: 'It Was A Unifying Factor'
• After Years Of 'Verbal And Physical Abuse' Trans Woman Strawberry Hampton Is Released From Prison
• Suspect In Citrus Heights Shootout Identified As Grayson Schuessler
• Motorcyclist 'Ran Down There Instantly' To Save Passenger Who Fell In Bear Creek
• Odyssey Sims Hits Go-Ahead Jumper, Lynx Beat Sky 73-72
• Endless Traffic, Mass Confusion, Ride-Share Price Gouging Creating Chaos At LaGuardia Airport
• USWNT World Cup Parade: Women's Team Celebrates Win With Ticker Tape Parade, Gets Keys To The City
• Crime Stoppers: Reward Offered For Information On Swissvale Shooting
• NYCHA Transformer Bursts Into Flames, Leaves Bronx High-Rise Residents Without Power
• Fly Fishing Group Treats Veterans To Memorable Trip: 'The Water Holds No Scars'
• 2 Cases Of Legionnaires' Disease Discovered In Manhattan Building
• Police Recover 1-Month-Old Allegedly Taken By Father
• Keller Man Indicted For Allegedly Threatening Life Of President Trump
• Missing American Scientist From New York Found Dead In Greece
• U.S. Women's Soccer Team Reignites Pleas For Equal Pay After World Cup Win
• 'Every Time It Bit Me I Could Hear Crunch, Crunch, Crunch': Pennsylvania Man Attacked By Rabid Bobcat Retells Experience
• Fearless Dog Saves The Day, Chases Off Bear From Neighbor's Yard In New Jersey
• Trump Executive Order Gives Hope To Patients Waiting For Kidney Transplant
• Hatch Or Pueblo? The Age-Old Question Resurfaces With Chile Taste Off
• NASA chief shakes up moon program management
• Police Release Identity Of Suspect Wanted For Punching Woman In Face During Attempted Abduction In Center City
• Hot Deal: North Texas Shopping Center, Customers Endure Broken Air Conditioning In Stores For Last 2 Months
• White Sox Extend Protective Netting At Guaranteed Rate Field
• Former Palm Beach State Attorney Says Labor Sec. Alex Acosta 'Completely Wrong' On Jeffrey Epstein
• Tracking The Tropics: Gulf Disturbance Expected Strengthen In Tropical Storm, Hurricane
• 'She Woke Up Thinking It Was A Bad Dream' | Man Wanted In Sexual Assault Of 79-Year-Old Woman In Canton
• Gas Leak Forces Hundreds From Coconut Grove Apartments For Hours
• Back-To-School Shopping: When And Where?
• Newborn In Good Health After Being Dropped Off At Fire Station
• Light Rail Could Be Closed For Weeks After Water Main Break In Downtown Baltimore
• Minnesota Lawmakers Enjoyed $1 Million In Per Diem Payments In 2019 Session
• Man Shot In The Head And Killed In East Baltimore
• The Arvada Fire Department Is Hosting A Home Escape Plan Competition
• EMT Stabbed Multiple Times In Ambulance; Patient Arrested
• Weather Blog | Thunderstorms Likely On The Way
• Lone Tree Puts Up Cell Towers Small Cell Towers That Blend In
• Brandi Chastain statue commemorates iconic 1999 World Cup moment
• Thousands Of Cook County Seniors Overcharged For Property Taxes
• 'The World Should Know': Migrant Mom Gives Wrenching Testimony About Child's Death
• Former Redskins Defensive Tackle Albert Haynesworth Seeking Kidney Donor
• Biden tells lawmakers he would end detention of migrant children
• Wildlife Experts Team Up With CU Boulder To Try & Save Boreal Toads
• Structure Fire In Farmington, No Injuries
• Denver Leaders Will Make A 2026 World Cup Announcement At Broncos Stadium Thursday
• Broward Murder Suspect Mistakenly Released Captured In Georgia
• 'What's Going On?': Number Of Sickened Lake Minnetonka 4th Of July Boaters Nears 120
• Gas Station Clerk Shoots, Kills Armed Robbery Suspect
• PAT Bus Accident On South Side Sends 2 To Hospital
• Keystone XL Pipeline Opponents Seek To Block Construction
• 6' 8" North Texas Teen Tommy Morrison Chooses Golf Over Basketball And Is Thriving On The Course
• Group Seeking To Halt South Beach Navigation Center Files Lawsuit
• Brighton City Council Puts City Manager On Administrative Leave
• Renowned Tattoo Artist Ed Hardy To Make Bay Area Debut At de Young Museum
• Statewide Amber Alert For 18-Month-Old Cedric Jackson Of Dallas In Possible Abduction Case
• 'They're So Disrespectful': Philadelphia Police Investigating After Several Teens Throw Ice At Wawa Customers
• Stray Bullet From Citrus Heights Shootout Shatters Car Windshield With Mom, Toddler Inside
• State Universities Will Freeze Tuition For First Time In 20 Years
• FCC Approves Priority Window For Tribes To Expand Broadband
• Florida To Cut Ties With SunPass Contractor
• Teaching Students How To Be Leaders Has Been Decades-Long Effort For Bay Area Woman
• Plans To Turn 300-Foot Cruise Ship Into Wedding Venue Face Push Back
• Eden Prarie Police: 3 Overnight Home Burglaries From July 5-9
• Ocasio-Cortez cries while hearing story of migrant child death
• Education Commissioner Condemns Holocaust Comments Made By Reassigned S. Fla. School Principal
• FEMA Holds Quake Preparation Training Session In Alameda County
• K9 Fundraiser Set Up In Honor Of Fallen Officer Tara O'Sullivan
• Berkeley City Council Considers Natural Gas Ban In Residential Buildings
• Palo Alto Officials Make Moves To Reduce Construction Waste In Landfills
• 3 Dead, 2 Critically Hurt Following House Fire In Queens
• Pa. Auditor General: Get Rid Of Keystone Exam, Save Money
• Rose Bowl Unveils Statue Commemorating Brandi Chastain And The 1999 Women's World Cup Team
• 'Stay Level In The Ups And Downs': Nelson Cruz As Twins Team Leader
• Second Person This Week Dies At Woodward Reservoir
• Survivor Josh Duda Recounts Moments Before Brainerd Medical Helicopter Crash
• Rifle Dog's Death Serves As A Cautionary Tale With Rising Temperatures
• RECALL: Buns Sold At Walmart, Aldi, Sam's Club, And Others May Contain Plastic
• PG&E Ordered To Respond To Damning Report Alleging Willful Failure To Fix Transmission Lines
• Stockton Fire Chief Formally Charges With Domestic Dispute
• Four Men Sentenced In String Of Dozens Of Violent Carjackings In Baltimore Area
• Consumer Alert Issued For Bellevue's R & B's Pizza
• Wi-Fi Helped ID Teens Who Drew Racist, Anti-Semitic Graffiti
• Hamburger and hot dog buns recalled for plastics-choking hazard
• Maverick McNealy Tees Off For Education Funding
• Care Home Operator Accused Of Child Sexual Abuse Kills Himself On SMART Train Tracks
• New Orleans Swamped By Flooding; Possible Hurricane On The Way
• States, Provinces OK Plan To Protect Great Lakes From Carp
• Hundreds Flock To Civic Center To See Hugh Jackman
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: RNC sends cease-and-desist to fundraising site
• Rancocas Valley Regional High School Testing ZeroEyes Technology That Detects Weapons
• 1 Person Seriously Injured In Randallstown House Fire
• Fed Chairman: Facebook's Cryptocurrency Libra 'Raises Many Serious Concerns'
• Some Hennepin County Businesses To Start Composting Food Waste In 2020
• Toddler Left At Fire Station Remains In Protective Custody Pending Paternity Test
• Denver Weather: Heating Up Again Quickly
• 'Database Error' Blocks Online Unemployment Claims In Illinois
• Grapevine Police Seek Serial Groper Who Broke Woman's Collarbone
• Registration Open For 2019 Steelers 5K
• Christensen's Father Wants Son's Life To Be Spared: 'He Has Too Much To Offer'
• Family Of Disney Star Cameron Boyce Confirms Actor Had Epilepsy
• AT&T Becomes First Major Wireless Company To Automatically Block Spam Calls
• Blasting To Prevent Rock Slides Causes Rock Slide On Highway 119 In Boulder Canyon
• Home Depot distances itself from Trump-supporting co-founder
• California Asks US To End Plan To Drop Rat Poison On Islands
• Glendale Couple At Center Of IVF Mix-Up Sues LA Fertility Clinic: 'Heartbreaking, Terrible'
• AT&T Announces New Feature That Will Automatically Block Annoying Robocalls
• Aftershock: Earthquake insurance to soar for many Californians
• 1-Year-Old Boy Sought In Paso Robles Amber Alert Found Safe In Lost Hills, Suspects In Custody
• Customer To Executive Director: Mother Helping Other Struggling Families
• Authorities Issue Arrest Warrant For 80-Year-Old Man Suspected Of Murdering Wife In Palmer Township
• Suspect Steals Entire Cash Register From Walmart In Aberdeen, Police Say
• Donkeys, Tigers And Alligators: Chicago's Exotic Animal Sightings
• Mom Charged After Driving With Kids Inside Inflatable Pool On Roof
• Woman Charged With Arson, Burglary In St. Anthony Apartment Fire
• Japanese Beetles Are Back: Here's How To Keep Them From Destroying Your Plants
• Flooding hits New Orleans as possible hurricane looms
• 28-Year-Old Man Killed, Another Injured In Cobbs Creek Double Shooting, Police Say
• Ewing Avenue Bridge Would Not Go Down Because Metal Expanded In Heat
• Austin Neighborhood Is Home To Chronic Fly Dumping
• El Dorado County Sheriff's Office Searching For Attempted Robbery Suspect
• New Boston Wellness Waggin' Provides Accessible, Affordable Pet Care
• Cool Idea: Siblings Roll Out Summer Party Ice Cream Truck
• Deputies: 57-Year-Old Texas Man Was 'Entirely Consumed By His Own Dogs'
• A Small Glass Of Juice Or Soda A Day Is Linked To Increased Risk Of Cancer, Study Finds
• Minnows In Short Supply Thanks To Long, Cold Winter
• Animal shelter waives fee thanks to Miranda Lambert donation
• Teachers From Across The US Head To 'U' For STEM Training
• 1 Person Suffering Life Threatening Injuries After Water Rescue In Baltimore County
• Bike Sharing To Roll Out On Long Island In August
• Better Options To Fight Debilitating Migraines On The Way
• Couple speaks after their embryo was involved in IVF mix-up
• One Dead, Four Injured In Englewood Car Crash
• Steps Taken That Could Determine Fate Of The Former Home Of Jazz Musician Cab Calloway
• Potentially Game-Changing Drug Showing Promise In Treating Migraines
• Appeals Court Dismisses Emolument Lawsuit Against Trump Brought By Md., D.C.
• KDKA Investigates: Pittsburgh Superintendent Anthony Hamlet Is Paid Consultant To Business That Hosts Vendors
• Vietnam War Memorial Replica Heading To Lakeville
• Living Large: Spectacular Penthouse At 15 Union Square West
• Section Of Highway Buckles On I-35W In Burleson
• Alligator Sightings Reported As Humboldt Park Lagoon Search Continues
• 5 Treated For Heat Exhaustion At Taste Of Chicago
• Topless Woman At Duluth Beach Sparks Debate About Public Nudity
• Police Investigate Vandalism, Graffiti At East Boston Church
• CBS4 Exclusive: Surveillance Tape Released After Thieves Steal $1.2 Million Worth Of Jewelry, Rolex Watches
• Gov. Tom Wolf Says State Doesn't Plan To Help Fund Refinery Restart In Philadelphia
• David Beckham's Group Scores Soccer Stadium Approval In Fort Lauderdale
• Hollywood Mother Of Three Shot, Killed At Apartment Building
• Police: K9 Was Not Hurt In Citrus Heights Shooting; Blood Was From Suspect
• Crystal Dunn Fan Club Makes Rewarding Trip From Rockville Centre To USWNT Parade
• Zoo Miami Is In The Midst Of A Baby Boom
• Charges: Oluwatoni Olayiwola Shot Father Twice In The Back After Argument
• Sterling Heights Man Barricades Himself Inside Home After Chasing Mom With Handgun
• Child Abducted From San Luis Obispo County Found Safe; Amber Alert Canceled
• Second federal judge blocks DOJ move to change lawyers in census case
• Gov. Murphy Criticized For Freezing Funding For Rt. 206 Project Designed To Alleviate Local Truck Traffic
• 'I Want To Be Like Him': Flyers Goalie Carter Hart Takes Young Boy Who Had Partial Foot Amputation On Special Skate
• Child, 1, Found After Amber Alert Issued Out Of Paso Robles
• Politician denied reporter access because she's a woman
• Fire Crews Begin Testing Night-Flying Helitankers To Combat Wildfires
• Pittsburgh Weather: Tips And Tricks On How To Beat The Heat
• Dallas County Task Force That Busted Fake Paper License Plates May Be Gone For Good
• New York Couples Suing Over In Vitro Fertilization Mix-Up Of Babies
• 'These Goods Are Good For Michigan' Program Partners With DNR, Gives Back To Great Outdoors
• Non-Profit Holds Day Of Surfing For Kids With Special Needs
• South Florida Pit Bull Critically Injured By Fireworks On The Mend
• Equal Pay Takes Center Stage During Ticker Tape Parade, Celebration For U.S. Women's National Soccer Team
• Hamburger And Hot Dog Buns At Walmart And Other Retailers Recalled For Plastics-Choking Hazard
• Lego Figures Encourage Interaction With Art
• Police Search For Owner Of Burned Dog With Broken Teeth
• Philadelphia Insurance Adjuster, 2 Employees Charged With Stealing More Than $300,000 From Homeowners
• What Is A Gleaner And Why Are They So Necessary?
• Long Island Couple Dies After Being Pulled From Water Off Far Rockaway Beach
• AT&T Becomes First Major Wireless Company To Automatically Block Spam Calls
• Baltimore Opens Application Period For Dockless Vehicle Program
• Volunteers Prepare 3,000 Care Packages Stuffed With Philadelphia Favorites For Troops Overseas
• New BPD Digital Campaign Hopes To Get More Officers On The Streets
• Organizers Of Recall Effort Of Gov. Jared Polis Have A Tall Task Ahead
• 'Life Or Death Situation': Questions Remain As Hahnemann University Hospital Announces Transfer Of Residents, Fellows To Tower Health
• Study: Teens Less Likely To Use Marijuana After Legalization
• New Migraine Treatment Could Help Reduce Pain
• Shelby Twp. Bridal Store Closes Leaving Brides, And Bridesmaids Without A Dress
• Seminary Student Gets 5 Years For Throwing Her Newborn In The Garbage
• Volkswagen's Last Beetle Leaves Factory
• Pembroke Pines Teen Bitten By Venomous Water Moccasin
• GHOST SHIP TRIAL: Almena Becomes Combative During Cross Examination
• Chicago Area Weather: Hottest Day Of The Year So Far But Cool Changes On The Way
• Foster Mom Upset After Transgender Son, 9, Turned Away From Summer Camp
• Deputies First To Help Woman Thrown From Motorcycle Into Creek
• Five Colorado Athletes Up For 2019 ESPY Awards
• Su Teatro's Play 'Northside' Tackles Gentrification, LGBTQ+ Rights
• 'Minneapolis Needs Our Help': Sheriff Increasing Patrols Downtown In Wake Of Recent Shootings
• 'I Can Accomplish Anything': Young Soccer Camp Girls Moved By USWNT World Cup Win, Parade
• Health Experts Sounding Alarm About Dangers Of Going To Dominican Republic For Plastic Surgery After 3 Americans Die
• D.C. joins burgeoning movement to protect kids running lemonade stands
• Kidsburgh: Sensory-Friendly Programs For Pittsburgh Kids
• High Levels Push Canal Water Into Homes Near Detroit River
• Bay Area Lawmaker's Effort To Stop Surprise Hospital Bills Stalls
• 'Bug Bombs' Spark Explosion, Evacuations At North Hollywood Apartment Building
• Foster Mom Upset After Transgender Son, 9, Turned Away From Summer Camp
• Davis Fire Replaces Truck Riddled Bullets During Killing Of Officer Natalie Corona
• Celebration Of Life Service Friday To Honor Memory Of Grand Prairie ISD Superintendent Susan Hull
• Firefighters From Colorado Travel To Canada To Battle Wildfires
• 'Flip, Snap, Selfie' Program Combats Growing Bicycle Theft Problem
• Court Rules Against Florida Officials On Medical Marijuana
• Ex-Chrysler CEO Lee Iacocca Remembered At Funeral
• Mpls. Police Ask For Help Identifying Stabbing Suspect
• Driver Wanted In Fatal Hit-And-Run Of 18-Year-Old Turns Himself In, Police Say
• See who tops Forbes' list of highest-paid entertainers
• Park On The Plaza At DIA Features All Kinds Of Fun, Mini Golf, Corn Hole, Lounge Chairs
• Mother Accused Of Driving SUV With Her Daughters On Roof In Inflatable Pool
• Farmington Community Library Partners With Special Services Department For STEAM Story Time July 24
• In Midst Of Officer Shortage, Dallas Police Department Welcomes Largest Recruiting Class In 28 Years
• DC Mayor Requests Reimbursement From Trump For 'Salute To America' Parade Costs
• 'Criminal Act' Caused Crete Death Of Woman Believed To Be Oakland Scientist
• 'I Want My Son Remembered A Hero,' Father Of 8-Year-Old Boy Killed In Stabbing Speaks Out
• Warriors: Shawn Livingston's "Overall Journey Is What Is Most Remarkable"
• Oakland Police Changing Search Policy For People On Probation, Parole
• Wolf Spotted In Colorado Is From Wyoming's Snake River Pack
• Horse Deaths Don't Shake Breeders' Cup Confidence In Santa Anita
• Princess Anne Escapee Caught In Wicomico County Headed To State Line
• University Of Pittsburgh Approves Tuition Increase For 2019-20
• I-75 Oakland County Bridge, Road Closed For Repairs, Road Resurfacing
• Old Bay Lovers: Show Your Love Of Popular Maryland Seasoning With Free Tattoo
• Fed's Powell says "hot" labor market is overhyped
• Sacramento Water Schedule Remains In Effect After Record Setting Rain
• Zdeno Chara Is Now The Oldest Active Player In NHL
• Gov. Hogan Appoints 3 People To District Court Bench In Baltimore County
• Man Trying To Protect 1-Year-Old From Attack Struck Several Times Over Head With Baseball Bat, Police Say
• Light Show To Commemorate Apollo 11 Launch On Washington Monument
• MN Lawmakers, Others Along Northern Border Want Grain Rules Addressed
• Gov. Baker Proposes Stricter Safety Laws For Rideshare Drivers
• California Effort To Stop Surprise Hospital Bills Stalls
• Border apprehensions plummet in June
• Driver Charged With Homicide By Vehicle While DUI In Penn Hills Car Crash
• Robert Mondavi, Opus One Ranked Among The Top Wineries In The World
• Great Lakes Water Levels Highest Since The '80s
• Minnesota State Trooper Accused Of Sexually Abusing 14-Year-Old Girl
• Tech worker charged with murder in death of Utah student
• Cuomo signs equal pay bill into law at World Cup parade
• Man Shot Outside Daltile In Sykesville Is Company Employee, Police Said
• Community Involvement Critical Component Of Census In Florida
• Trona Residents Pack Town Hall To Ask: Where's The Water?
• Coach's Challenges Are Coming To The NBA
• 'I Just Want To Be Just Like Them': World Cup Champs Honored With New York City Ticker Tape Parade, Rally
• Kawhi Leonard Officially Signs 3-Year Deal With Clippers
• 16-Year-Old Boy Drowns In McKinney Country Club Pond
• Alleged Drunk Driver Arrested After Crashing Into Arlington Police Motorcycle
• Histórico hallazgo en restauración del Palacio de Gobierno de Colima
• Smoke Alarms Recalled For Not Alerting People Of Smoke Or Fire
• Juez vincula a proceso a abogado Juan Collado
• Police: Man Who Broke Into House With Cat Put On Homeowner's Christmas Onesie
• Baltimore City State's Attorney Pushes For Marijuana Decriminalization Before House Subcommittee
• South Miami To Challenge 'Sanctuary Cities' Ban
• Kitten With Broken Pelvis Rescued After Lodging Itself In Undercarriage Of Police SUV
• The company refilling your household goods is expanding to more states
• 'He's Got A Quiet Power That's So Kind And Pure': Actor Tiffany Dupont On 'Brian Banks' Movie
• CDC: 11 Cases Of Polio-Like Illness AFM Confirmed In 8 States, Including Pa., This Year
• MISSING: Russell Landry, 66, Suffers From Dementia
• Robber Pulls Gun From Sling At Wendy's, Demands Frosty And Cash
• Miranda Lambert's Donation Allows Scituate Animal Shelter To Waive Adoption Fees
• Nintendo reveals cheaper Switch console
• Detroit Zoo To Celebrate World Chimpanzee Day July 14
• Most Americans check in at work even while on vacation
• Inmate Escapes From Michigan City Prison
• 'Lady Bird' To Be Screened For Free From Sacramento Parking Lot On July 20
• Pennsylvania Trying Anew To Auction Mini-Casino Licenses
• Estudiante de Yucatán asiste a campamento de la NASA.
• Police Use Tracking Device To Arrest Bridgeville Rite Aid Robbers
• Lanzan estrategia contra el robo de celular en la Ciudad de México
• Weather To Blame For Minnesota's Low Rank On Best Places To Retire List
• Repeat Violent Offender Wanted For Attempted Murder In Baltimore
• 'Overtourism Is Killing Big Sur' Banner Posted On Popular Central Coast Bridge
• Hamburger Buns And Dinner Rolls Recalled, Potential Choking Hazard
• Government Scientists Warn Americans Should Brace For 'Floodier' Future
• Stefanie Horvath Becomes 2nd Woman To Achieve Rank Of Brigadier General In Minnesota National Guard
• 61-Year-Old Woman Arrested For Promoting Prostitution At Dallas Spa
• Baby Shark Live! Coming To Philadelphia And Reading In November
• Police K9 Hurt In Citrus Heights Shooting Expected To Make Full Recovery
• USWNT Goalie Alyssa Naeher Has Become Role Model For Future Soccer Stars At Connecticut School
• PHOTOS: Celebrating The U.S. Womens' Team In New York City
• Cameron Boyce's family says epilepsy caused fatal seizure
• McConnell challenger Amy McGrath raises $2.5 million in 24 hours
• New Express Service Coming To F Train Subway Line In Brooklyn This Fall
• Dog Dies In Hot Car In Colorado
• Murder Trial Begins For Baltimore Man Accused Of Slaying Ex
• Police: 3 People Stole $1,200 Worth Of Smart Thermostats In Utica
• Home Depot Recalls Door Pulls After 11 People Cut Their Hands
• Warrant Issued, Man Arrested After Shooting At Blairsville Days Inn
• D.C. mayor sends Trump letter asking for reimbursement for parade
• Massachusetts To Observe First-Ever Lottery Week With Special 'Jackpot Bundle' Deal
• Man Who Broke Into House With Cat Put On Homeowner's Christmas Onesie, Police Say
• Unprecedented mission to save hundreds of baby flamingos
• Acosta, embattled labor secretary, defends handling of Epstein case
• "Three Women" author Lisa Taddeo on female desire
• Fed chair Jay Powell slams returning U.S. to gold standard
• CBS SF Talks To Flipper Drummer Steve DePace
• Ford Recalls 58,000 Focus Cars Because Of Possible Fuel Tank Issues
• CBSLA The Rundown: 7/10 8am
• Anne Arundel County Schools Get $9.7M In Construction Contracts For 30 Schools, $800K To Go To Security Vestibules
• Florida Lottery Gives You Chance To Win CASH4LIFE Seven Nights A Week
• New Funding Facilitates More Trail Bridges At Fort Worth Nature Center And Refuge
• Texas Braces For Torrential Rain As Storms Flood New Orleans And The Gulf Coast
• Coach Bus Catches Fire On Route 128
• Judge apologizes for telling woman to close her legs to prevent assault
• Ford Is Recalling 58K Focus Cars Because Of Possible Fuel Tank Issues
• Dance Moms' Abby Lee Miller Falls At Pittsburgh International Airport
• Would Powell leave Fed post if Trump fired him? "No," he tells Congress
• Hamburger, Hot Dog Buns Sold At Walmart, Aldi, Sam's Club And More Recalled
• In DWI Case, Lawyer Is Not A Right If Police Have Warrant
• Attempted Carjacking Suspect Arrested After Nearly 12-Hour SWAT Standoff At Santa Ana Home
• BPD Marine Unit Supervisor Misused City Resources To Salvage Abandoned Boat In The Inner Harbor, OIG Says
• Brendt Christensen's Father Asks Jury To Spare Him From Death Penalty; 'He Has Too Much To Offer'
• Woman Thrown Into Bear Creek After Motorcycle Hits Guard Rail
• Missing Woman, 3 Children Found Safe
• US Women's National Team To Kick Off Victory Tour In August At The Rose Bowl
• Disney Recalls Toy Story 4 'Forky' Plush Toys For Possible Choking Hazard
• Changing Your Meat-Eating Habits Could Mean A Longer Life, Study Suggests
• True Crime: House Of Horrors: What Happened To The 13 Turpin Children?
• Man Accused Of Using Bear Spray On Redwood City Students Passing By His RV
• Scientists Say Rising Seas Will Break Flooding Records
• U.S. scientist found dead in Greece was killed in "criminal act"
• What Does Tie-Dye Taste Like? Find Out With Starbucks' New Frappuccino
• Equal pay is U.S. Women's National Team's next goal
• Rockford Airport To Get $11 Million In Federal Grant Funding
• Motorcyclist Leads Police On Chase, Crashes In St. Paul
• Vibe Ride Detroit To Host Grand Opening In Downtown Detroit July 20
• Man Charged With Robbing Downtown Bank Suspected In 4 Other Heists
• Young 2020? Mayor Mulls Running For Re-Election To Baltimore's Top Job
• TV Show Leads To Texas Woman's Arrest In Husband's Death
• 'Officer' Lexi Welcomed As University Of Maryland Baltimore Police Comfort Dog
• Court sides with Trump administration in lawsuit over hotel profits
• Rancho Cordova Restaurant To Be Closed For Several Weeks After Van Crashes Into It
• Bose Recalling Speakers Due To Injury Hazard
• South Fayette Family Dealing With Aftermath of Neighbor's Tree Falling On Home
• Mysterious Safe Unearthed In Parking Lot Of Lakeview Synagogue
• Celtics Reportedly Waiving Guerschon Yabusele
• Search Resumes For Alligator Spotted Swimming In Humboldt Park Lagoon
• JeffCo Deputies Find Missing Girl
• Four New Speed Cameras Activate Friday In Baltimore County School Zones
• Soccer Star Daniel Sturridge Finds Missing Dog After Reporting It Stolen In West Hollywood
• Carli Lloyd Lets New York City Know She's An Eagles Fan During USWNT's World Cup Victory Parade Speech
• Woman Struck, Killed By FedEx Truck In Ligonier
• USWNT World Cup Parade: U.S. Women's National Team In NYC's Canyon Of Heroes
• Sheila Jackson Lee talks about what a reparations commission would do
• Driver Rescued After Tri-Axle Truck Crashes 50 Feet Over Hillside
• Towson University To Show 'Spiderman: Into The Spider-Verse', 'Aladdin' For Community Movie Nights
• First Phase Of Boston Marathon Bombings Memorial Installation Begins
• Data Breach Exposes Information Of 14,600 LA County Department Of Health Services Patients
• Family entrepreneurs turn a head injury into an opportunity
• Blue Iguana Rescued From Tree In Franklin
• Pa. Ranked Second For State With Most Student Debt
• 'It's Hard To Believe This Is The End' Pittsburgh Penguins Forward Matt Cullen Retires From The NHL
• Walmart Rolling Out Free NextDay Delivery Service In Philadelphia
• Photo Captures Bear Watching Sunrise At Mount Washington Resort
• Bicyclist Seriously Hurt In Brewster Hit-And-Run
• Police Seek Help Identifying Body Of Woman Found In Charles River
• New data indicates a massive surge in Hispanic voter turnout
• Invasive Peach Fruit Flies Found In Palo Alto May Pose Threat To Wildlife
• Fleeing Hit-And-Run Suspect Slams Into Oakland Police SUV; Officer Injured
• Police Dashcam Captures Woman's Joy Ride, Crash In Stolen Vehicle
• Vacant Home Catches Fire In Pasadena
• Selling A DMV Appointment Closer To Becoming Illegal In California
• Al Horford Says Thank You To Boston In Farewell Message
• Recall: Hamburger, Hot Dog Buns, Bread Sold In Texas By Flowers Foods Inc.
• Mid-City Water Main Break Buckles Road, Creates Muddy Mess
• West Virginia Chapel Christens Holy Roller Bus
• 'I've Got The Coolest Wife': Former Pittsburgh Pirates Star Andrew McCutchen Surprised With A Party To Celebrate MLB All-Star Game
• Poorly-Timed Flatulence Helps Deputies Sniff Out Suspect Hiding From Arrest
• Tennessee Authorities: 3 Missing Children, Non-Custodial Parents May Be Traveling To Minnesota
• Poorly-Timed Fart Helps Deputies Sniff Out Suspect Hiding From Arrest
• 1 Dead, 1 Seriously Injured In Bayview Overnight Shooting
• Massive Santa Clara County Sand Mine Project Opposed By Native American Tribe
• Lyft Driver Hospitalized After Overnight Shooting In South Minneapolis
• No Containment On Tobin Fire Burning Near Mt. Blanca
• West Virginia County Reports More Than 100 Overdoses In 6-Month Span
• Police Searching For Gunman Who Shot Woman At Fort Worth Game Room
• Red Sox Reportedly Release Reliever Tyler Thornburg
• Washington State Fugitive Arrested After Chase In Placer County
• Police: Man Shot In The Leg In The North Side
• Dallas Police Looking For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Struck Pedestrian
• "Florida Girls" creator on inspiration behind new series
• Suspect Arrested In Killing Of Modesto Adult Book Store Employee
• Ilhan Omar Calls Tucker Carlson 'Racist Fool' After He Names Her As Example Of 'Dangerous' Immigration Policies
• Maryland Teachers Union Led Spending On Lobbying
• USWNT World Cup Parade: Views From New York City's Canyon Of Heroes
• New York Weather: CBS2 7/10 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Ford Recalling 58,000 Focus Cars Over Possible Fuel Tank Issues
• Here Are St. Paul's Top 3 Ranked Japanese Eateries
• 4 Men At Large After Police Chase In Stolen Vehicle Ends In Crash In Gloucester Township, Authorities Say
• Man Injured In Overnight West Baltimore Shooting
• Boston Police Searching For Bank Robber Who Wore 'Breaking News' Shirt
• Two Baltimore Men Arrested For Drug Possession During Traffic Stop
• Instagram Testing 2 New Features To Fight Bullying
• U.S. Women's National Soccer Team World Cup Champ Allie Long Inspiring Girls On Long Island
• Scientists: Atmospheric Rivers Could Be More Dangerous Than Earthquakes For Sacramento
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures To Soar Near 90 Degrees With Uncomfortable Humidity Levels
• Trump speaks and signs executive order to advance kidney health
• Strip Club Charity Golf Tournament At Trump Doral Resort Canceled
• Taste Of Chicago Kicks Off Today In Grant Park
• Detroit To Step Up Efforts To Address Flooding In Jefferson Chalmers Area
• 'Baby Shark Live' Coming To Boston This Fall
• Missing 11-Year-Old Trenton Girl Found Safe
• Epstein had "well in excess of 50" victims, accusers' lawyer says
• Sony Michel Aiming To Be Ready For Start Of Patriots Training Camp
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