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Articles from May 24, 2021

• Houseboats Removed From Lake Oroville Due To Low Water Levels
• Federal Judge Pushes Bank of America To Resolve EDD Debit Card Hacks
• Goldstein Investigates: Thieves Caught On Camera Stealing Catalytic Converters From LA City Yard
• Driver In High Speed Pursuit That Reached 120 MPH Evades Police Near LAX
• Man Shot At Sunvalley Mall In Concord; Gunman At Large
• Climate Experts And Fire Officials Fear A Record Breaking Wildfire Season Is Unfolding In Southland
• Delayed Investigation Report, Denied Interview Requests Amid School False Positives & Quarantines Linked to CA COVID Lab
• Montbello Community Celebrates Together After High School Football Team Takes Home First-Ever State Championship
• PCH Is Reopened In Both Directions Near Temescal Canyon In Palisades, Officials Still Investigating Cause Of Brush Fire
• 4 More Mysterious Shootings Reported On 91 Freeway In Riverside, Still No Arrests
• Lewis Homers, Mariners Top A's 4-2 To End 6-game Skid
• Fred L. Phillips, Who Survived A Deadly Home Explosion In Pagosa Springs, Killed When Kit-Built Jet Crashes Into Lake
• Community Mourns Death Of Aiden Leos As CHP Sets Up Email Tip Line
• Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, Boulder King Soopers Shooting Suspect, Now Faces 115 Charges
• 'We Are Here Because Of Black Death': BLM-LA Continues To Call For Change Year After George Floyd's Murder
• Stanford Freshman Rachel Heck Wins Women's NCAA Golf Title
• Man Fatally Shot In Oakland's Chinatown Near Police Headquarters; At Least 20 Rounds Fired
• Gov. Newsom Unveils $2 Billion Wildfire Preparedness Budget
• Veteran John Kerins Finally Recognized For His Service In Vietnam War, Awarded 13 Medals, Including Bronze Star
• Chicago Weather: Warm Winds Tuesday
• Twins' 6-Run Rally In 8th Beats Orioles 8-3 After Delay
• Three-Game Skid Over For White Sox As They Beat Cardinals, Tony La Russa's Old Team
• Colorado's Comeback: How Could Reviving A Conservation Corps Serve A Dual Purpose?
• Bailey Scores In Second OT, Islanders Shock Penguins And Grab Series Lead
• 'It Just Can't Happen Again': Boxing Match Breaks Out At White Horse Beach In Plymouth
• Southwick Store Owners Return Winning $1 Million Lottery Ticket To Customer Who Threw It Away
• Cold Case Closed: Springfield Boy Found Dead In 1972 Was Likely Killed By Priest
• Father Michael Pfleger To Be Reinstated As Pastor Of St. Sabina, Review Board Clears Him Of Sex Abuse Claims
• Dracut Teacher On Leave After Handing Out Sexual Survey To Science Class
• Manchester, NH Police Officer Buys Food For Man After Shoplifting Incident
• Modesto Resident Describes Leaping Over Balcony To Escape Apartment Fire
• Once The Weekend Rolls Around, It Seems The Party Doesn't Stop In Washington Square Park, To The Concern Of Many
• 'Expect More Restricted Parking': Quandary Peak Overcrowding Prompting Changes
• NYPD Investigating Stabbing Near A Train Station In South Ozone Park
• COVID Recovery: Bay Area Transit Agencies See Ridership Numbers On The Rise
• New Jersey Lifting Indoor Mask Mandate This Friday, Gov. Murphy Says
• South Florida's Red-Hot Housing Market Doesn't Appear To Be Slowing Down Anytime Soon
• 'It Is Kind Of Surreal': Elk Grove High Schools Hold In-Person Graduations After COVID
• Monroeville Parents Charged After 5-Year-Old Boy Shot, Killed 3-Year-Old Sister
• Maryland Lawmakers Announce $36M In American Rescue Plan Funding To Support Maryland's COVID-19 Response
• Rough Roads Costing Minnesota Drivers Hundreds Each Year In Auto Repairs
• Denver Community Task Force Shares 112 Recommendations On Police Reform
• Pit Bull, Akita Escape Walker And Attack Two Smaller Dogs In Palatine; One Smaller Dog Dies
• Residents, Restaurant Owners Excited As Full Capacity Games At Fenway Park Begin Saturday
• Jurupa Valley Brush Fire Burns Nearly 150 Acres With 5% Containment, Mandatory Evacuation Are In Place
• Video Shows Timothy Kahl Crash Into Havre de Grace Police Station After Threatening To Kill Officers
• Hallandale Beach PD: Jeffrey Fleming Arrested For Shouting Anti-Semitic Slurs, Dumping Human Feces At Chabad Of South Broward
• Mets' Offensive Struggles Continue In Loss To Rockies
• More Criminals Are Using 'Ghost' Guns To Commit Violent Crimes In Baltimore, Making It Difficult For Police To Trace
• In-Person Learning Available 4 Days A Week For All Baltimore County Students
• CTA Yellow Line Trains Evacuated After Hitting Fallen Tree On Tracks; Line Shut Down Afterward
• AAA Is Projecting That Summer Travel Will Sky Rocket As COVID Restrictions Relax
• Some Marylanders Are Seeing A Cicada Tsunami, While Others Haven't Seen Any, Expert Explains Why
• Suspect Injured Following Police-Involved Shooting In Miami Gardens
• Kevin Dawkins Arrested In Mass Shooting That Left 2 Dead, 12 Injured At House Party In Cumberland County, New Jersey
• March, Candlelight Vigil Planned For One Year Anniversary Of George Floyd's Death
• Knight Time: Rookie Saves 36, Panthers Top Lightning 4-1
• Massive Fire Destroys 12 Units At Condominium Complex In Franklin
• Bucks Capitalize On Hot Start To Roll Past Heat 132-98
• 'Customers Are Still Afraid': Lake Street Businesses Still Not Back To Normal 1 Year After Looting, Unrest
• Parts Of North Texas Experience Significant Flooding
• Pittsburgh Locate Missing 12-Year-Old Twins Dreemah Matthews And Dreemare Matthews
• Penguins Drop Game 5 To Islanders In Double Overtime
• 'You Need To Be Here': Community-Led Effort To Curb Violence In North Minneapolis Begins
• David Cordoba Pleads Not Guilty To Killing Mother, 6-Year-Old Nephew
• Duvall's 3-Run Homer Helps Marlins Beat Phillies 9-6
• 1 Pedestrian Killed, Another Critical In Aftermath Of Downtown Mpls. Crash
• Pfizer, AstraZeneca Vaccines Found To Be Highly Effective Against New COVID-19 Variants
• Habitat For Humanity Susquehanna Welcomes Back Volunteers Beginning June 4
• Phillies' Slump Continues With 9-6 Loss To Marlins
• Cedar Point Says It Will Close On Select Days In June Due To Staff Shortage
• Man Killed In Baltimore Fire Monday Evening
• Minn. DNR Conservation Officer Sarah Grell Dies In Line Of Duty Following Crash Near Grand Rapids
• DLIVE is Saving Lives
• In-Person Class Returns For DPSCD Students
• Colorado Drivers Will Pay More For Gas Ahead Of Memorial Day Weekend
• Sacramento Businesses Get Creative To Deal With Staffing Shortage
• Metra Union-Pacific Northwest Service Halted Near Gladstone Park After Person Is Hit, Killed By Train
• LA Among Most Popular Airbnb Destination For Long-Term Summer Stays
• Anne Arundel Police Seek Help Finding Missing 30-Year-Old Jessica Loper
• Boulder shooting suspect faces new charges
• COVID: Morgan Hill Volunteers Convert Discarded CPAP Machines Into Ventilators For COVID Patients
• Cubs Concerned About Willson Contreras' Condition After He Took 99-MPH Fastball Off Wrist On Sunday
• Christesen's Western Wear in Pleasanton to Close Doors After 92 Years in Business
• COVID In Colorado: 43% Of State's Population Is Fully Vaccinated
• Nearly 200 Arrested In Huntington Beach Following Weekend Parties Sparked By Viral Post
• Scott Berkett, 24, Of Beverly Hills Granted Detention Hearing Monday For Alleged Murder-For-Hire Plot
• COVID Vaccine: Despite Hitting Milestones, Vaccination Rate Imbalances Linger in South Bay
• Denver Highlights 5 Areas Of Need In Quest For Transparency & Police Reform
• Police Find Loaded Gun Upon Responding To Crash On Lake Shore Drive
• Overnight Airport Boulevard Closures Planned Wednesday Through June 4
• Truck Carrying Tractor Clips Power Lines In Citrus Heights
• Rare English Coin From 1634 Found In St Mary's County
• Carrollton Police Release Surveillance Video From Drive-By Shooting On Headquarters Last Week
• Speaker Series In Dallas Marks 1-Year Anniversary Of George Floyd's Murder
• COVID Recovery: Planning Commissioner Seeking Rescue Plan Funds For Struggling East Jose Businesses
• Vaccinated Shoppers In Baltimore, Prince George's Can Get Money Off Grocery Bill
• WATCH: Steelers Rookies Najee Harris And Kendrick Green Pump Up Penguins Fans During Game 5 Against Islanders
• Culver City PD Releases Video Of Vehicle Believed To Be Involved In Recent Vandalism
• Maryland Health Department Hosting Mobile Covid Testing Clinics In All 24 Counties
• Mask Mandate Legal Fight Could Be Moot
• Running Out Of Space: Dallas Animal Services At Highest Capacity Since Pandemic Began
• Children's Museum Of Pittsburgh Named One Of The Best Children's Museums In America
• Fire Damages 2 Townhomes At Farmington Complex; Residents Displaced
• Florida Governor Signs Law Seeking To Rein In Large Social Media Companies, Blasts Silicon Valley
• Driver Killed, Multiple People Hurt In Fiery Multicar Wreck In Reseda; Street Racing Possibly Involved
• Webster, NH Mother Accused Of Setting Fire To Her Home While Her Kids Were Inside
• Study: Wolves Have Helped Reduce Deer-Auto Collisions By 24%
• Health Officials To Test Wastewater For COVID-19, Starting With 10 Counties
• State Senate Advances Bill To Ban Vaccine Passports
• Colorado Offers To Pay Hospitals To Close Free-Standing ERs
• Seniors Fed Up With Conditions At CHA Apartment Building In Englewood Want Change
• Holocaust Survivor Who Was Sent To Concentration Camp As Infant Now Has Photographic Proof Of Her Experience
• Pennsylvania Republicans Advance Legislation To Prohibit COVID-19 Vaccine Passports
• Colorado Bill Would Limit Ketamine Use By Paramedics, Police
• Meet Jeremiah Paprocki, The 21-Year-Old UIC Senior Making History As The Cubs' First Black PA Announcer
• Mayor Bill Peduto Says He Was Caught In Political Headwinds From The Left But Leaves City Better Off For The Future
• Firefighters Contain Grass Fire Near Mather Airport In Sacramento County
• Young People At Center Of Surge In Violent Crime In Allegheny County
• Police Unions Sound Off Following Arrest Of Justin Murrell, Convicted In 2017 Vehicular Attack On NYPD Cop Dalsh Veve
• Marylanders Are Excited To See Things Get Back To Normal As More People Get Vaccinated
• Dallas ISD Senior Says Pandemic Cemented Resolve To Change Face Of Healthcare From Within
• More Than 30 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools
• Real estate prices shattering records across U.S.
• Miami-Dade's 'Safe Summers Program' Focused On Keeping Kids Away From Gun Violence
• NYPD Stepping Up Patrols In Jewish Neighborhoods After Anti-Semitic Attacks
• Fireworks Shortage Has Stores Warning Customers To 'Buy Early' Ahead Of July 4th
• New York State Legislature May Soon Vote On Legalizing Human Composting As A Burial Option
• Witnesses: Male Pedestrian Hit By Train In Elk Grove Ignored Crossing Arms, Lights
• Parents, Teachers Concerned About Returning To Classrooms In Fall Without Remote Learning Option
• Crews Rescue Woman Injured In Fall Near Vampire Rock
• Dr. James Heaps, Former UCLA Gynecologist, Taken Into Custody On Bail Of $1.9 Million For Alleged Sexual Assault Of Patients
• Uncertainly Over Homeless Encampment Forces Cancelation Of Sausalito's Art Festival
• Judge Digs Into Apple App Store Policies As Epic Games Trial Ends
• Texas Permitless Carry Bill On Way To Gov. Greg Abbott's Desk
• A Year After George Floyd's Death, Calls For Reform Continue
• Death toll from Congo volcanic eruption continues to rise
• College Friends Remember Charlie Johnson, Killed By Stray Bullet Just Hours Before Graduation
• Long Beach's New Port Bridge Gets A Name: Long Beach International Gateway
• Compromise Plan On Police Misconduct Database Stalled, As Sponsor Vows To Work With City's Top Watchdog To Find 'Middle Ground'
• Father Who Died After Car Plunged Off Bridge Into Calumet River Identified; Son Expected To Survive
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Declining As 2 Million Floridians Prepare For Memorial Day Road Trips
• Kaufman County Sheriff's K-9 'Zek' Catches Burglary Suspect Hiding In The Woods
• Hialeah Fire Station Dedicated To Chief Engineer Who Died Of Cancer
• Beaver Co. Church Heavily Damaged During Early Morning Fire
• NYPD: Suspect At Large After Shoving Asian Man Onto Subway Tracks In Queens
• Study Finds Oral, Arthritis Drug RINVOQ Effective Against Moderate To Severe Eczema
• 1 Killed In Shooting At Fort Worth Smoke Shop
• City Of Chicago To Provide $80 Million In Emergency Rental Assistance Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• CDC Investigating Whether COVID-19 Vaccines Could Be Linked To Heart Inflammation In Younger Patients
• Restaurants Hope Offering Extra Perks Will Attract New Employees
• $3 Million Scratch-Off Ticket Sold In Montgomery County
• Foster Kids Footing The Bill For Their Own Services, But Some Say They Should Not Have To
• Survey: 78% Of New Yorkers Support Making 'Alcohol-To-Go' Permanent After Pandemic
• Central City Opera Planning Outdoor Opera Festival
• Palestinians in Gaza sift through damage ahead of Blinken visit
• Pennsylvania To Resume Work Search Requirement For Unemployment Benefits
• 2 USPS Employees Plead Guilty To EDD Fraud
• Proposed Legislation Would Prohibit Illinois Schools From Setting Rules On Hairstyles
• Former Football Star Chris Brown Highlights University Of Colorado's Hall Of Fame Class
• Carlos Espriu Of Palm Desert Sentenced To 5 Years In Federal Prison For Firebombing Republican Group's Office In La Quinta
• AAPI Heritage Month: Mets, Partners Give Out $10,000 Grants To Asian-Owned Businesses In New York City
• COVID In Illinois: More Than 65% Of Adults Have Received One Shot Of The Vaccine
• Pennsylvania Senate Committee Approves Bill Updating Notification Process For Data Breaches
• New York City schools to end remote learning in the fall
• Johnny Lynn Jones Arrested In Dallas For Allegedly Killing His Mother Inside Vehicle
• Harbormaster Gives Boating Safety Tips After Recent Water Rescues
• Man Trimming Trees In Clarkfield Shocked By Electric Line
• Now May Be The Time To Sell, Trade In Your Car As Experts Say Used Car Values Are At Historic Highs
• KDKA Survey: A Look At The Social, Emotional And Academic Impact Of Remote Learning On Children
• Los Angeles River Recreation Zones To Open Memorial Day After 2-Year Closure
• Visitor Restrictions Eased At Henry Ford Health System Hospitals
• Denver Students Gifted Scooters & Helmets To Stay Active This Summer
• 2 Philadelphia Police Bike Officers Injured In Nicetown-Tioga Neighborhood, Police Say
• 3 Survivors Of Triple Fatal Crash On Highway 380 In Denton Seriously Injured 
• Have Minnesota's Police Reform Efforts Made An Impact?
• Video Shows Car Splitting In Half In Fiery Crash In East Garfield Park; Driver Runs Off
• Mile High Shift: Denver-Area Drivers Should Expect Changes To I-70 Commute
• Pittsburgh Strip Club Files Lawsuit Over Coronavirus Relief Funds
• Three Arrested After Arsenal Of Weapons Found In Vehicle During Miami Beach Traffic Stop
• 'Situation Could Have Ended Differently': Missing Miami Girl Chloe Maarouf Found Safe
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Unveils Plan For Civilian Police Oversight Commission, Which Would Allow Her To Keep Ultimate Control Of CPD
• Chlorine Shortage Could Impact Summer Fun In South Florida
• Nuestra Familia Gang Member Salvador Castro Sentenced For Running Drug Ring From California Prison
• How Long Will Immunosuppressed Have To Wear Masks? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Questions
• Steve Kerr, Bob Myers On Steph Curry's Contract Extension; Draymond Green's Offensive Output; Klay Thompson's Return
• Russian To Be Deported After Failed Tesla Ransomware Plot
• Triumph Over COVID-19 Within Reach, Says Dallas County Health Director
• Florida Attorney General Moody Issues 2021 Hurricane Preparedness Guide
• 'We're Going To Spare No Expense': President Biden Doubles Spending To Prepare For Hurricanes, Storms
• Cop in Ronald Greene's deadly arrest made false claims: Documents
• Kevin Bennett, Accused Of Rape & Stalking In Philadelphia Area, Was Wanted In 8 States For Similar Offenses, Authorities Say
• Kevin Dawkins Arrested In Mass Shooting At House Party In NJ That Left 2 Dead, 12 Injured
• Watch: Former Eagles Cornerback Bobby Taylor Discusses New Podcast About Birds-Cowboys Rivalry
• PG&E To Sell San Francisco Headquarters For $800 Million, Put Profit Towards Future Utility Rates
• Florida Shutting Off Federal Jobless Aid In Move Dubbed 'Return To Work' Initiative
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Bill To Stop Big Tech Censorship
• Brooke Metra Charged In Disappearance Of Folcroft Boy Found In Southwest Philadelphia Basement
• 2 Foxes Test Positive For Rabies In Tarrant County
• Governor Whitmer Signs Mixed Spirits Package Bill Into Law Monday
• Twin 16-Year-Old Boys Robbed, One Shot In Hercules
• New York City Public Schools Return To In-Person Learning This Fall, No Remote Classes
• 'This Weekend Was Predictable': Parkland Dad Fred Guttenberg Speaks Out After 12 Mass Shootings Between Friday & Sunday
• Vaccinated Rockies Fans Go Maskless: 'I Can Wear Lipstick Again'
• Teen Graduates From High School And College -- In The Same Month!
• Cape Treatment Center Sees Increase In People Seeking Help For Alcohol Addiction During Pandemic
• Colorado Joins Neighboring States For Seat Belt Campaign Ahead Of Memorial Day Weekend
• Prosecutor Resigns From Daunte Wright Case After AG Keith Ellison's Office Takes Over
• $1.73 Billion West Gates Expansion To LAX's Tom Bradley International Terminal Opens To the Public
• Damontray Lavell Tavonne Handy Arrested In Connection To Fatal Shooting On Audelia Road
• Long Beach Continues COVID Vaccine Incentives By Offering Apple Airpods
• Derek Hawkins Identified As Drowning Victim At Big Soda Lake
• Pittsburgh Pirates Release Dates For Fireworks Nights, Other Promotional Dates
• Massachusetts Reports 188 New COVID Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Baltimore Mayor Announces New Summer Internship Program For City Students, Baltimore Tracks
• Missing Baltimore County Teen Rykeem Gaines Found Safe, Police Say
• COVID Reopening: San Francisco School District Accused Of Using Loophole To Qualify For State Funds
• Dr. Dave Hnida: Take Precautions For First 'Maskless' Holiday In Colorado In More Than A Year
• Interstate 70 Rockfall Mitigation Could Cause Traffic Delays Up To 30 Minutes Near Dumont
• Sacramento County Grass Fire Near Mather Prompts Some Evacuations
• Man Shot, Killed Inside North Philadelphia Store, Police Say
• Vegetation Fire Burns Along Altamont Pass East of Livermore
• 18-Year-Old Man In New Castle Accused Of Killing 3-Year-Old Child By Shaking Her
• Suspect Sought In Weekend Fatal Shooting In East Palo Alto
• 82 Vehicles Vandalized At Kent Island High School, Juvenile Charged
• Texas Deputies Sue Constable For Turning Office Into 'Booze-Fueled Playground For Sexual Exploitation'
• Trump's ICE deported 348 parents without ensuring children could go with them
• Women, minority restaurant owners keep priority status for U.S. aid
• Whitmer Administration Rescinds Rule She Violated At Bar
• Man Who Helped Set Pittsburgh Police Cruiser On Fire During Riots Pleads Guilty
• Furry Tails: Humane Animal Rescue Of Pittsburgh Hosting 2nd Annual PETSburgh Walk
• VIDEO: Firefighters Responding To Large Chicken Barn Fire Near Ceres
• Missing Man, 62, Last Seen In Lake City Saturday Morning
• Man Allegedly Pulled A Knife During Fight At Edgewater Wedding Reception, Police Say
• Lineup Announced For Virtual 2021 'iHeartRadio KIIS FM Wango Tango'
• U.S. Small Business Administration Announces Final Call For Restaurant Revitalization Fund Applications
• Denver Weather: Precipitation This Year Has Now Surpassed All of 2020
• Icelandair Resumes Nonstop Service From DIA To Reykjavik After 14-Month Pause During Pandemic
• ATM Service Technician Accused Of Embezzling Nearly $200K From Machines In Redwood City, San Mateo
• Wolf Lovers Fear Worst After OR-93's Radio Collar Goes Dark; Last Known Location On Central Coast
• FEMA making $1 billion available for extreme weather events
• 'Don't Kiss Or Snuggle The Birds': CDC Tracking Outbreaks Of Salmonella Linked To Backyard Chickens
• Proposal To Make Medical Marijuana Curbside Pickup Permanent Passes Pennsylvania House Panel
• 'We Are Going To Stop Buying Fuel Abroad': Mexico Set To Buy Shell's Share Of Texas Refinery
• Peloton Plan To Spend $400 Million To Build First U.S. Factory In Ohio
• 12 People Displaced After Early Morning Fire At Modesto Apartment Complex
• Franchy Cordero Hits Hardest Home Run For Red Sox Player During Statcast Era
• Wall Street, Main Street firms embraced bitcoin. Now it's crashing.
• AAA: Memorial Day Weekend Travelers Will See Highest Gas Prices In 7 Years
• NIH ViraI Immunologist Kizzmekia Corbett To Speak At Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School Of Public Health 2021 Graduation
• Watertown Home Shot At With Residents Sleeping Inside
• Police Arrest Paris Carter, Identified As Suspect In Muddy Creek Twp. Shooting
• Pennsylvania To Resume Work-Search Rule For Jobless Benefits In July
• Colorado Rapids' Kellyn Acosta Named To USMNT 23-Man Roster For CONCACAF Nations League Match Against Honduras On June 3 At Empower Field
• Bird Strikes Windshield Of SUV Driving Along Interstate 225
• Report: Aaron Rodgers Skips First Day Of Optional Packers Practices
• Tristan Thompson Can't Wait To Play In Front Of A Boston Crowd
• Maryland Athletics Will Return To Full Capacity For Sporting Events In The Fall
• Metro Transit To End Capacity Limits On Buses And Trains On Friday
• NFL To Review Eugene Chung's Allegation That Team Told Him He 'Was Not The Right Minority'
• New York Liberty's Sabrina Ionescu Earns WNBA Player Of The Week Honors
• Water World Opens For The 2021 Season
• FBI Warning: Scammers Targeting Families Who Post About Missing Loved Ones On Social Media
• AHN Offering Free Cancer Screenings
• Trump impeachment witness sues Pompeo, U.S. over $1.8 million in legal fees
• Kiar Evans Charged In Federal Court With Garfield Park Carjacking
• Do Bruins Want Islanders Or Penguins In Second Round Of Playoffs? Let's Examine
• ME Identifies 2 Men Killed In Shooting Outside Of Downtown Mpls. Nightclub
• Minnesota Woman, 40, Killed In Head-On Crash In Western Wisconsin
• Fire Contained At Richmond Pallet Yard
• Petaluma Man Accused Of Cutting Down Signs With Chainsaw, Running From Police
• CONCACAF Men's Nations League Finals Airing On Paramount+ Live From Empower Field At Mile High Stadium June 3-6
• Walz Calls For 9 Minutes And 29 Seconds Of Silence On Anniversary Of George Floyd's Death
• Injuries Reported In Serious Crash At South Parker Road & Chambers Intersection In Aurora
• How Colorado Plans To Spend $3.88 Billion Received From The American Rescue Act
• Suspect Arrested in Connection with Weekend Brush Fires On Antioch Walking Trail
• Heavy Rain Leads To Flooded Roads
• Oakland Man, 29, Killed In Multi-Vehicle Tracy Crash
• North Tahoe Fire Danger: Fire District Bans Charcoal Fires
• Dracut High School Teacher Placed On Leave After Giving Students 'Highly Inappropriate' Survey
• 50 Year Sentence For Texas Child Predator After 6 Year Old Suffers 'Year Of Unspeakable Abuse'
• Let Tony Stark Pay: Disneyland's Avenger's Campus Will Offer Hulk-Sized $100 Ham-And-Cheese Sandwich
• Chicago Launches $80 Million Emergency Rental Assistance Program
• Rising gun sales are straining background check systems, activist warns
• SEE IT: Maryland Gymnast Kayla DiCello Finishes Third All-Around At GKUS Classic Behind Simone Biles
• So Texas. Governor Greg Abbott Names 1847 Colt Walker 'Official Handgun' Of Lone Star State 
• Michael Chavis Optioned To Triple-A, Likely Clearing Way For Christian Arroyo's Return To Red Sox
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 693 New Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Women In Film And Media: Pittsburgh Short Film Festival Returns This Fall
• Patrick Chung Will Feel That Itch To Return To Patriots, But 'It's Time To Be A Daddy'
• Officials: 55-Year-Old Edward James Shadder Fatally Shot By Pennsylvania State Trooper Following Domestic Dispute In Northampton County
• WATCH: Andrew Rannells On Season 3 Of Showtime's 'Black Monday' & Playing Blair Pfaff
• U.S. scraps plan to house "tender age" migrant children at Army base
• It May Be Rainy Season But South Florida Is In Midst Of Record Low Moisture
• Hershey Native Christian Pulisic, Coatesville Native Zack Steffen Can Become Second Americans Ever To Win UEFA Champions League
• Suspect Kevin Dawkins, 36, Arrested In Mass Shooting At Fairfield Township, NJ House Party; 'Not A Random Act Of Violence' Attorney General Says
• The Wildcat Sanctuary In Sandstone Rescues Several Big Cats From Tiger King Park
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 123 New Coronavirus Cases In Last 48 Hours
• LAUSD To Offer Full, In-Person Learning This Fall
• Gov. Newsom, California Democrats Have Much Riding On Oil Drilling Buffer Zone Decision
• LOCATED: Jesse Delgado, 70, Reported Missing Over The Weekend
• UK Variant Now Dominant Strain Of COVID-19 In Los Angeles County; Brazil, South African Variants Also Detected
• Embattled DA Chesa Boudin Places Blame For San Francisco Crime On Poor Police Follow Up
• Search Enters Day 9 For Missing 12-Year-Old Kyrin Carter Who Has Autism, Last Seen At Best Western In Hammond, Indiana
• Get A COVID Shot And Free Groceries In West Pullman
• Missed Gov. Whitmer's Press Conference? Here's Her Update On The State's Response To COVID-19
• Man In Custody Following Police Standoff In Mt. Pleasant Twp.
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 68% Of All Maryland Adults Have Received At Least 1 Dose Of Vaccine
• Ohio Man Trying To Pay Off Lawnmower Dies Making Explosive
• Large Flames Break Out At Building In Northern Liberties
• 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert' Returns To Ed Sullivan Theater With Fully Vaccinated Audience Next Month
• COVID In Minnesota: Total Virus Count Just Shy Of 600,000
• MN Weather: Marginal Risk For Severe Storms Monday Night, With Humidity/Temps Dropping Tuesday
• 'Can't Wait To Get Back On The Road Again', Willie Nelson Headlines Outlaw Music Festival Tour This Summer
• Willie Nelson's 'Outlaw Music Festival Tour' Coming To New Hampshire
• Jury Selection For STEM School Shooting Suspect Devon Erickson Begins Monday
• Julio Jones Says On Live TV That He Is 'Out' On Atlanta Falcons
• Memorial Day Weekend Travelers May See 'Gas Stations With Low Fuel Supply,' AAA Warns
• Governor Abbott Wants To Sign Bill That Prevents Cities From Defunding Police
• UP District Offers Free College Housing To Summer Teachers
• Fears Arise As Burglaries In San Francisco Soar
• Chase Elliott Takes NASCAR Cup Debut In Austin
• Driver With Ghost Guns In Backpack Arrested After Santa Rosa Traffic Stop
• Rodolfo Franco Of Oxnard Arrested In 2003, 2020 Sexual Assaults Of 3 Women
• Willie Nelson's 'Outlaw Music Festival Tour' Sets Oct. 24 Date In Wheatland
• Former MSU Player Keith Appling Arrested By MSP In Connection To Detroit Fatal Shooting
• Police Share Photos Of Woman Who Threw Iced Coffee At Teen Dunkin Worker In Woburn
• Michigan Welcome Centers To Reopen Memorial Day Weekend
• Body of missing man found inside dinosaur statue
• West Mifflin Borough Police Department Seek Public Help Identifying Person Of Interest
• Colorado Avalanche Look Ahead In Playoffs After Opening Round Sweep
• Governor Whitmer Apologizes For Social Distancing Blunder
• Maine Red Claws Will Now Be Known As Maine Celtics
• Children Are At Increased Risk Of Accidental Poisoning From Edibles, Study Finds
• Secretary of state heading to Middle East amid Israel-Hamas cease-fire
• As the cease-fire holds in Gaza, residents survey the damage
• Jet's diversion to arrest Belarus reporter decried as "war-like act"
• Law Enforcement Officials Searching For Clara Jassmin Ledward, Now Wanted For Allegedly Killing Husband Jacob
• Brooklyn Man Facing Hate Crime Charges After Allegedly Destroying Church's Crucifix, Setting Fire To Yeshiva, Synagogue
• Christopher Valerio Returns To Diamond After Scary Injury
• Police Investigating Multiple Non-Fatal Shootings Across Detroit
• Phil Mickelson's Mom Sent 'Nervous Texts' To His Sister During Sunday's PGA Championship Final Round
• Local Teens Raises Money And Awareness For Brain Health With Hockey Game
• Modesto Man Accused Of Hit And Run In Death Of 18-Month-Old Boy
• 'Don Cheadle Is A True Actor In Every Sense Of The Word': Casey Wilson & Paul Scheer Preview Season 3 Of Showtime's 'Black Monday'
• Grass Fire Burns In Hills Above Fremont
• Tuukka Rask Turns In One Of His Best Playoff Performances, Plus Scattered Bruins Thoughts After Gentleman's Sweep Of Capitals
• Gov. Abbott wants to sign bill that prevents defunding police
• One Killed In Triple Shooting In Boston Overnight
• Police: Burglar Smashes Front Door, Steals Cash Register From Long Island Pizzeria
• Iran agrees to keep cameras at nuclear sites for another month
• Hilton San Francisco Union Square Reopens As Bay Area COVID Cases Plummet
• 'Please Stand By': Boston Calling Teases Announcement Coming Wednesday
• Kemba Walker Has To Be Much Better To Give Celtics Any Chance Against Nets
• Park At Concord Naval Weapons Station May Be Named For Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall
• Macomb Mall To Host Job Fair On May 25
• At Least 12 Killed, 43 Wounded In Weekend Shootings Across Chicago
• Texas Man Who Went Missing While Hiking The Tallest Mountain In The Lower 48 Found Alive
• India's COVID death toll tops 300,000, third highest in world
• Caught On Video: Man Snatches Necklace From Woman Inside Bronx Pawn Shop
• Man Who Went Missing On Mt. Whitney Hike As Storm Rolled Through Found Alive
• Joseph Borgen, Brutally Beaten By Group Of Suspects In Manhattan's Diamond District, Speaks Out: 'My Whole Face Felt Like It Was On Fire For Hours'
• 22-Year-Old Detroit Man Charged In Triple Gas Station Shooting
• Florida Vaccination Total Tops 10 Million People
• Hundreds Ride Bikes, Then Lay Down In Front Of Denver City And County Building For 'Die-In' Following Fatal Cycling Crashes
• How South Philly Native Ayesha Selden Became A Millionaire At 30 By Reclaiming Some Of Philly's Most Unwanted Neighborhoods
• Steve Hartman's 'Taps Across America'
• Dr. Oz Learns How To Make A Crave-Worthy Breakfast Burrito Using Only A Microwave
• 'How The Zookalex Saved The Village'
• WATCH: Robert & Michelle King On 'The Bite,' 'The Good Fight' & 'Evil'
• Weather Blog: A Look Ahead To Memorial Day Weekend
• All Eyes On Beto O'Rourke As Some Say The Texas Democrat Mulls A Bid For Governor
• Missing Hiker Found 4 Days After Going Missing On Snowy Mt. Whitney
• Blue Shield CEO Says 'Willingness' To Get Vaccine Is Next Hurdle To Herd Immunity
• 'Flatbush Is A Neighborhood Where The Culture Is Super Rich': Dan Perlman & Kevin Iso On Showtime's 'Flatbush Misdemeanors'
• Historic Ann Arbor Bandshell Shut Down, Needs Repairs
• 'We Are Very Close To The End,' Watertown Schools Keeping Outdoor Mask Mandate
• PTL Links: May 24, 2021
• Online Jewelry Retailer Fumes About Postal Delays Rooted In Problems At Elk Grove Village Facility, And She's Not The First
• Survey Finds NH Residents Feeling More Comfortable Returning To Beaches, Bars And Gyms
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