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Articles from June 1, 2021

• Sosa's Bat, O'Neill's Glove Lift Cardinals Over Dodgers 3-2
• California's COVID Tier System Not Going Away Early
• A's Rally Against Seattle's Bullpen, Win 12-6
• Rendon Drives In 5 Runs, Angels Beat Giants, 8-1
• Extreme Road Rage Case Includes Man Wielding Machete
• 8 Abandoned Campfires Found During May In Drought-Stricken San Juan National Forest
• Off-Duty Firefighter Suspected In Fatal Agua Dulce Shooting Found Dead At Burned Acton Home
• Turlock Police Searching For 2 Men Accused Of Assault At Restaurant
• La Crescenta Neighborhood Protests Possible Placement Of Convicted Sexual Predator Calvin Lynn Grassmier In Community
• Eric Cobain Arrested After Murder Of Special Education Teacher Melissa Wright
• Two Men Arrested In Connection With Burglaries In El Dorado County
• Psychologists Worried About Increase In Workplace Violence After Deadly Agua Dulce Fire Department Shooting
• Rendon Drives In 5 Runs, Angels Beat Giants 8-1
• Protest Over Fatal Police Shooting Shuts Down Freeway In San Jose
• Chicago Weather: Mild Tuesday Night, Dome Of Heat Coming Later This Week
• Orioles End 14-Game Skid With 7-4 Win Over Twins
• After Uber Driver Is Shot And Left Brain Dead In Cicero Carjacking, Concerns For Rideshare Drivers' Safety Keep Growing More Serious
• Wisdom, Contreras HR As Surging Cubs Top Padres; Tatis Hurt
• 2 People Shot In North Aurora Woodman's Parking Lot
• With No States Now In Top Tier Of Chicago's COVID Travel Restrictions, Hope Builds For Tourism Revival
• Douglas County Helps Bust Large Money Laundering Ring
• Sky Go On 12-0 Run In 4th, But Lose To Phoenix On Buzzer-Beater
• Former President Obama Makes Surprise Visit To Chicago Southside Wolfpack Youth Football Team's Practice
• Illinois Senate Approves Plan For Elected School Board For Chicago, Lawmakers Also Pass Bill To Make Election Day State Holiday
• Small Business Group Suing MLB Claims To Work With Denver Businesses
• As Massachusetts Reopens, COVID-19 Continues To Spread Among The Unvaccinated
• Weymouth High School Seniors Remain Positive After Difficult Year
• 'Mean-Spirited, Bare-Knuckle Political Tactics': Critics Slam Governor For Signing A Controversial Trans Athlete Bill Into Law
• New Owners Say They Will Keep Mercy Hospital & Medical Center Running As Full-Service Hospital Until At Least 2029
• Central City Opera's 2022 Summer Festival
• Harden's Triple-Double Lifts Nets Over Celtics And Into Second-Round Showdown With Bucks
• 'Where Is Black Lives Matter?': Community Activist Tangela Sears Calls Out Movement's Silence After Rash Of Shootings
• Anne Arundel County Officer Back On The Job, Cleared Of Any Wrongdoing Linked To Jan. 6 Capitol Riots
• Supporters Rally In Baltimore To Free Keith Davis Jr.
• Frazier's 11th-Inning Blast Lifts Slumping Yankees Over Rays
• Police Host Webinar On New Foot Pursuit Policy Following Controversial Incidents Involving Chases
• 'Miracle Drug' Will Stay In Production, Extending Minnetonka Toddler's Life
• WJZ Exclusive: Howard County Executive Calvin Ball Launches Re-Election Campaign, Talks About Racism He's Faced As County Leader
• Opa-Locka PD: Man Shoots Boy After Mistaking Paintball Gun For Real Deal
• Woman Treated For Possible Chemical Burns After Hate Crime Reported In Harford County
• A Disappointing Celtics Season Is Over
• Additional Capacity Added To California Electrical Grid In Hopes Of Reducing Power Shutoffs
• Maryland To End Extra $300 Federal Pandemic Aid, Adding Work Search Requirement For Unemployment Recipients
• Police: Gunman Kills Man After Following Him Inside East Germantown Store
• California Launches First-In-Nation Task Force To Consider Reparations For African Americans
• 'They're Cowards, They're Murderers, And Killers': Miami-Dade Police Director Freddy Ramirez On Hunt For Gunmen In Sunday's Mass Shooting
• BGE Warns Customers To Watch For Covid-Related Scams
• WooSox Offering Free Tickets To Fans Who Get COVID Vaccine During First Full Capacity Polar Park Homestand
• Guerrero Powers Jays' Return To Buffalo; Beat Marlins 5-1
• Phillies Explode For 17 Runs On 7 Homers In Rout Of Reds
• Lawsuit Filed By Hollywood Nursing Home Where Residents Died After Hurricane Irma Dismissed
• Orioles Win 7-4 Against Twins, Ending Losing Streak
• 1 Injured After Garbage Truck Crashes Into House In Etna
• 1 Killed In Munhall House Fire
• Budget Lands On Gov. Ron DeSantis' Desk
• Why Are We Motivated By Incentives?
• Capacity Restrictions Lifted At Orioles Park At Camden Yards
• Colorful Crosswalks, Murals Are On Their Way To Detroit's Streets
• AG Nessel, MSP Launch Joint Investigation Into Boy Scouts Of America
• Robert Morris President Chris Howard Says There Are No Plans To Bring Back Men's And Women's Ice Hockey Teams
• Meat Producer JBS Hit By Cyberattack, Worthington Plant Closes For The Day
• Pleasant Hill To Host Official 4th Of July Show In Hopes Of Preventing Deadly Illegal Fireworks
• 4 Wolves Escape Minnesota Wildlife Center After Pup Taken From Pack
• One Year Later, Colorado Springs Police Search For Murder Suspect Billy Joe Torrez, Jr.
• Fire Breaks Out In South Shore Apartment Building
• Keller @ Large: States Offering Cash, Guns As Incentive To Get COVID Vaccines
• PMC Announces $52M Fundraising Goal For 2021 Event
• Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency Helps In The Fight Against Covid-19
• Keeping The Memories Alive At Selfridge Air Museum
• Mike Marshall, Former Dodger Pitcher And Cy Young Winner, Dies At 78
• Karena Cecil Charged With DUI And Vehicular Homicide In Crash That Killed 10-Year-Old Son
• Yolo County Farmers Hope New Photo Op Helps Rein-In Sunflower Selfie Seekers
• Man Arrested After He Allegedly Fired Gun At Police Vehicle During Barricade
• 'Like The Apocalypse': Monson Marks 10 Year Anniversary Of Devastating Tornado
• Philly Pride Month Offering Full Calendar Of Events After Pandemic Dampened Celebration Last Year
• It's About To Cost A Penny Per Mile More To Use North Texas Toll Roads
• Celtics Season Ends With 123-109 Loss To Nets In Game 5
• LA Pride Shares Volunteer Opportunities For June's 'Thrive With Pride' Celebration
• Shooting Just North Of United Center Leaves One Man Dead, One Wounded
• Flying Ants Plaguing Galt As Swarming Season Underway
• 'I Was Feeling Depressed': Metta World Peace Discusses Mental Health In Professional Sports
• Boy, 17, Grazed In Shooting In Parking Lot Near Lincoln Park High School
• Abreu Grounds Out With Bases Loaded, White Sox Lose To Cleveland
• Feeling Trapped And Vulnerable, Shoppers Question NorthPark Center's Response To 'Active Shooter' Scare
• Brick and Soul
• Colorado Cheer Family Trying To Uplift Coaches Who Had Moving Truck Stolen
• Pandemic Pride Month Kicks Off With Pink Torch Procession From Oakland To SF
• Firefighters Battling Separate Brush Fires In South San Jose, Santa Clara County
• Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman Defies State Law To Hang Pride Flag From Office Balcony
• California Launches State Task Force Studying Reparations
• First In US: California Task Force Launches Study Of Slave Reparations
• COVID In Denver: Capacity Limits Lifted For Outdoor Venues
• Denair Man Died Trying To Save His 2 Young Boys From House Fire
• New Bill Would Expand Zoning to Allow Housing Units on Shopping Mall Property
• Constant Sideshows At Former Naval Air Station Irk Alameda Residents; Now On City Council Agenda
• One Man Killed, One Wounded In Bronzeville Shooting
• June 1 Marks The Beginning Of Hurricane Season
• Pittsburgh Region Gains Nearly 150,000 Jobs Since Height Of Pandemic Lockdown
• Universal Studios Hollywood Hiring For More Than 2,000 Jobs
• UPDATE: Pedestrian Killed After Falling Onto Interstate Highway 280 In San Francisco
• Despite Having 12 Players Out, Cubs Start June In First Place
• JBS Ransomware Attack Shuts Down Greeley Plant, Could Disrupt Meat Supply
• Memorial Day Block Party Shooting Kills 1, Injures 4 Others In Ohio
• Judge Denies Pearl Fernandez's Re-Sentencing Request In Death Of 8-Year-Old Gabriel Fernandez
• Prince George's County Twin Sisters Celebrate 100th Birthday
• Suffolk Police: NYPD Officer Grazed By Bullet After More Than 30 Shots Fired Into Her Long Island Home
• UPDATE: Armed Suspect Shot By San Jose Police Dies From His Injuries
• Hurricane Season 2021: Officials Urge People To Get Prepared Now
• Lawmakers Scoff At DOT Proposal That Would Turn Some Brooklyn Streets Into Truck Routes
• Bear Spotted Wandering Around Bucks County, Destroying Bird Feeder
• Altitude Lifts Black Out For Nuggets' Game 5 Against Trail Blazers
• As 100 Deadliest Days Begin, AAA And Experts Offer Tips To Help Parents Coach The Young Drivers In Their Homes
• University of California Lecturers Unanimously Authorize Potential Strike
• Devon Erickson Murder Trial: Jurors See Body Camera Video From Deputy Responding To STEM School Shooting
• Authorities Searching For 7 Suspects Accused Of Setting Fires During Last Summer's Unrest In Philadelphia
• Recovering Long Island Acid Attack Victim Nafiah Ikram Fearful Suspect Trail Growing Cold In Unsolved Crime
• City Councilmembers Getting Behind Anti-Violence Plan For Young People In Philadelphia
• Police: Ted Hilk Ran 'Clandestine' Drug Lab In Chicago High Rise Where He Died
• On A Positive Note: 107-Year-Old Woman Celebrates Birthday With Party At Verona Nursing Home
• Tennis Star Naomi Osaka's Going Public With Mental Health Struggles Helps Others Know They're Not Alone
• NYC Mayoral Race: With Time Running Out Before Primaries, Scathing Attacks Heat Up
• Southbound 5 Freeway In Burbank Set For Overnight Closures Through June 19
• SF Mayor Breed's 2-Year Budget Proposal Includes $477M For COVID-19 Response
• Woman With Down Syndrome Given Hero's Sendoff At Staten Island University Hospital After Beating COVID
• 'It's Too Much': Tarrant County Home Couple Had Been Remodeling Suffers Extensive Flood Damage
• San Bernardino County Deputy Shot, Killed Following Pursuit In Yucca Valley; Suspect Also Killed
• Roaming Packs Of ATV, Dirt Bike Riders Pose Unique Problem For Police
• Oakland Ordinance Aims To Increase Affordable Housing Construction
• E-Bike Crash That Killed Queens Woman Sparks Calls To Add More Safety Measures To Protect Pedestrians On NYC Streets
• Repairs Begin At Fort Logan National Cemetery After Suspected DUI Crash
• Brandon Workman Opts Out Of Minor League Deal With Red Sox
• Brownsville Middle School's Custodian Receives Surprise & Honor Of A Lifetime
• New Yorkers Can Now Apply For Rent Relief
• Pride Month: LGBTQ+ Community Making Inroads In Corporate America, But Knows Much More Work Must Be Done
• As Chicago Police Pull Downtown Deployment, Concerns About Crime Have River North Restaurant Closing Early
• Coronavirus Impact: Winter Season Proves Harsh For South Florida Hotels, Motels Without Canadian Tourists
• Judge Dismisses Bribery Case Against Apple Executive
• Miami-Dade & Broward To Offer Expanded Summer School Programs
• Police, Community Push For Information In Cases Of Three Children Shot In North Minneapolis
• Layoff Notices Sent To State Employees As Threat Of Government Shutdown Looms
• FBI Agent Eduardo Valdivia Charged In Off-Duty Shooting Of Man On DC Metro
• New Park At Former Concord Naval Weapons Station To Be Named Thurgood Marshall Regional Park
• Governor Abbott's Tweet On Vetoing Legislative Budget Has Texas Lawmakers Talking
• Uber Driver Near Death After Being Shot In Cicero; Juvenile Suspect In Custody
• Victor Steban, Accused Of Fatally Shooting Penn Twp. Couple, Held For Court
• 'Just Want Our Money Back': Illinois Beach Hotel Closes Owing Customers Money
• Iowa authorities search for missing 11-year-old boy
• Taps Across America brings the nation together on Memorial Day
• San Quentin Death Row Inmate Richard Allen Benson Dies; Killed Mother, Kids In San Luis Obispo County
• Timothy Sutton Arrested In Penske Truck Theft, Police Chase And Carjacking
• 'Lost Bear' Caught On Colorado's Eastern Plains
• Community Activists Work To Deter Baltimore Crime By Talking To City Youth After Violence Continues Tuesday, 15-Year-Old Shot
• Man Accused of Blasting Car Windows On Freeway With BB Gun, Jesse Rodriguez, Arraigned
• Payday Loophole Closed By Springfield Lawmakers
• Former Gov. Rod Blagojevich Gets Early Termination From Supervised Release
• COVID In Delaware: Case Rates Down 33% Since Last Week As Push To Get More People Vaccinated Continues
• Young, Non-Violent First Offenders Taking Advantage Of Second Chance Opportunity From Dallas Police
• St. Paul's Midway Businesses Still In Flux One Year After Looting, Fires
• UPDATE: All Lanes Reopened Along I-880 In San Jose After Crash Blocks Southbound Lanes Near 101 Exchange
• Small Earthquake Rattles Riverside, San Diego County Border
• All States Removed From Top Tier Of COVID Restrictions In Chicago's Travel Order
• Chauvin makes first court appearance on civil rights charges
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Fewest New Cases And Hospitalizations In More Than A Year; Lowest Infection Rate Ever
• Zoom's Boom Continues In 1Q, Raising Post-Pandemic Hopes
• Pa. Lawmakers Sponsors Bill That Would Allow Teenagers To Get Vaccines Without Parents' Consent
• All Uniformed Police Officers In New Jersey Now Required To Wear Body Cameras, But Implementation Lags
• Hurricane Season Day 1: Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Stresses Residents Need To Be Storm Ready
• Calvert Hall College HS Freshman Creates Scholarship To Support Students With Learning Differences
• New Video Shows Chaos On Vine Street Expressway As Police Tear-Gassed Protesters Last Summer
• Extra-Alarm Fire Breaks Out In Cicero Home, Spreads To Building Next Door
• Former Lakewood Police Officer Randall Butler On Trial For Sexual Assault
• Hotels Dealing With Labor Shortages Heading Into Summer Vacation Season
• Simple, Free Test You Can Do Right Now Can Help Identify Your Risk For Aneurysm
• Miramar Man Arrested After Reportedly Firing Shots Into Neighbor's Apartment
• Baseball Report: Alex Cora Still Facing Questions About Cheating Scandal In Return To Houston
• 4 Defendants In ComEd Bribery Case Seek To Dismiss Bribery Charges, Say Indictment 'Fails To Allege Any Quid Pro Quo'
• VIDEO: Teenage Girl Fights Off Large Mother Bear In Yard To Rescue Dogs
• Will There Be A Normal State Fair This Summer? Organizers Stay Tight-Lipped
• Boy, 2, Dies After Falling From Tractor; Driver Was Drinking
• Open For Business: Cameron Peters Floral Design's Bouquets, Pick-Me-Ups Built To Pluck You Out Of Your Funk
• 'Like A Freight Train': Owner Of Brimfield Campground Recalls Deadly 2011 Tornado
• Pride Month Kicks Off Worldwide After Year Of Pandemic Cancelations
• New DPD Interim Chief Makes Transition, Chief Craig Officially Retires
• South Florida Police Agencies, FBI Turn Up Heat On 5-Year Disappearance Of Liliana & Daniela Moreno
• Chauvin Makes First Federal Court Appearance On Civil Rights Charges
• Austin Jesse Garcia Of San Bernardino Faces Charges Of DUI, Hit-And-Run After Redlands Crash Kills Passenger, A 16-Year-Old Girl
• Florida Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried Is Running For Governor
• Minnesota Orchestra To Increase Capacity In July, August
• City Launches New Portal For Shared Housing Hosts, Who Now Must Register With BACP To Rent Out Through Services Such As Airbnb
• 'We're Fighting For Trevor's Life': North Texas Family Trying To Get Son Released From Russian Prison
• WATCH: Bill Cowher On Coaching Pittsburgh Steelers & Book 'Heart And Steel': 'I Reveal A Lot More Than I Ever Have'
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations In Wisconsin Hit Lowest Level
• Sixers' Joel Embiid Doubtful For Game 5 Against Wizards Due To Right Knee Soreness
• Denver Hosting Pit Bull Permitting Event
• Timeline: For 70 Minutes, 2011 Tornado Carved Path Of Destruction From West Springfield To Charlton
• Former President Donald Trump Endorses Texas Gov. Greg Abbott For Re-Election
• Pitcairn Steps Up Enforcement Of 10 P.M. Curfew For Juveniles
• Wis. Gov. Evers Says Vetoing Entire State Budget Is 'On The Table'
• 2 Manhole Explosions Shut Down Road In Taunton
• Speaker Pelosi Rules Out Having President Biden Create Jan. 6 Capitol Riot Commission
• Muirfield Village Golf Club Profile: Jack Nicklaus's 'Total Vision'
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing 12-Year-Old Gerald Muyango
• Travel Hits Pandemic High At BWI, More Than 109K Departing Passengers Screened Over Memorial Day Weekend
• Hurricane Season: Philadelphia Fire Department Explains How To Properly Use Portable Generator
• Man Stabbed Inside Publix Supermarket In North Miami Beach
• Condemned Sex Offender Richard Allen Benson Dies Awaiting Execution In 4 Deaths
• San Francisco Man Returns Bob Dylan Album To Hometown Library 48 Years Overdue
• Section Of Krome Avenue Still Shutdown Due To Large Smoky Brush Fire
• Diego Schwartzman on slaying giants of tennis
• New York City Senior Centers Reopening Their Doors Once Again
• As Maryland Hits 70% Vaccine Milestone, Restrictions Ease
• Police Use Heat Detection Equipment To Find Missing 2-Year-Old Michigan Boy
• Springfield Mayor Reflects On Tornado 10 Years Later
• Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody Wants Quick Action In Immigration Appeal
• Chasten Buttigieg on being an ally: "Always ask questions"
• Bear Sightings Reported In Chaska Neighborhood
• Massachusetts Reports 179 New COVID Cases, 12 Additional Deaths Over Two Days
• Amazon Driver Shot In Face In Broad Daylight While Delivering Packages In NYC
• Lawsuits Filed Against 2 New Hampshire School Districts Over Mask Mandates
• Gov. Abbott Issues Disaster Declaration At Southern Texas Border Due To 'Influx Of Unlawful Immigrants'
• Acton Home Linked To Shooting At Agua Dulce Fire Station Designed By Late Bel Air Architect Martin Gelber
• Rochester Police: Missing Teen Nicolai Allen Found Safe
• Grand Slam leaders vow to address Osaka's concerns
• Ravens, M&T Bank Stadium Hosting Job Fair For Gameday Staff
• Ashes From BBQ Possible Cause Of Sonora Fire That Prompted Some Evacuations
• UPDATE: Suspect Arrested for Starting Destructive Antioch Fire with Fireworks
• Not As Many 'Fixer Uppers' Available In DFW Area These Days
• Sixers' Doc Rivers Strongly Defends Ben Simmons After Wizards Intentionally Send Him To Line In Game 4 Loss
• Towson Woman First To Claim $40,000 Vaccine Lottery Prize
• Dylan Chavez, 22, Charged With Stabbing Woman, Hitting Man With Bat In Fight In Arlington Heights
• FBI Searching For Truck Stolen In Violent Attack On Member Of Navajo Nation In Colorado
• Ballot Initiatives Seek To Boost Voting In Florida
• Animal Cruelty Charges Await Whomever Abandoned 2 Great Danes In Dallas
• Richard Jefferson Comes Back At Kevin Garnett For Kyrie Irving Comments
• Man Charged With Hate Crime After Allegedly Threatening Workers, Customers at Berkeley Bakery
• Suspect Wanted In Marin City Shooting That Left One Dead, One Injured
• Good Samaritans Fight Off Man Attacking Asian American San Francisco Police Officer
• Suspect Identified In Armed Burglary Attempt, Hours-Long Standoff In San Francisco
• Central Outreach's Newly-Renovated Mobile Doctor's Office To Offer Free HIV, STD Tests And COVID-19 Shots
• COVID-19 Florida Student Retention Measure Signed
• Automotive Chip Maker Says It's Nearly Recovered From Blaze
• Illinois State Lawmakers Approve $42 Billion Budget Plan, Gov. JB Pritzker Plans To Sign It
• Workers sue hospital after being ordered to get vaccinated
• DA Says They Won't Seek Death Penalty Again Even If Scott Peterson Gets New Trial
• COVID Reopening: Marin County Moves Into Yellow Tier
• USMNT Kicks Off Busy Summer With CONCACAF Nations League Finals Match Against Honduras
• MLB hops on NFT bandwagon with 1939 Lou Gehrig video clip
• FSU Seeks To Scuttle COVID-19 Lawsuit
• Minnesota Human Rights Dept. Settles With Businesses In Sexual Harassment Cases
• 'We Are Bolstering Support For Law Enforcement': Gov. Greg Abbott Signs Multiple 'Back The Blue' Bills Into Law
• Walleye Fishing On Mille Lacs Returns To Catch-And-Release Only
• COVID Reopening: Solano County Finally Moves Into The Orange Tier
• Fisherman Dies After Falling Into BWCA Lake
• Baltimore County Accepting Submissions For Memorial To COVID-19 Victims At Lake Roland Park
• Coachella Announces 2022 Festival Dates; Registration For Tickets Starts Friday
• Jonah Canny, 18, Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 6-Year-Old In Park Bathroom
• Sacramento, San Joaquin And Solano Counties Improve To Orange COVID-19 Tier - Just 2 Weeks Before California's Full Reopening
• James Cody Skene Arrested For DUI After Scooter Collision Kills 91-Year-Old Man In Venice
• Novato To Hold First Ever LGBTQ+ Pride Celebration This Month
• Good Samaritans Fight Off Man Attacking Asian American San Francisco Police Officer
• Bond Set At $1.5M For Man Denton Police Say Shot At Officers Before They Shot Him
• AC Transit Latest To Relax Social Distancing Requirements, Expand Capacity On Buses
• Kevin Dodge-Fjelbroten Killed In Minneapolis Hit-And-Run Crash; St. Paul Woman Arrested
• Michigan Supreme Court Agrees To Look At 2007 Flint Slaying
• Southbound I-25 Reopens In Thornton After Crash
• Dallas Emergency Rental Assistance Program
• Give Blood To Give Time
• Driver Killed On I-495 In Andover As Corvette Gets Pinned Under Tractor-Trailer
• The Aretha Amphitheatre Discuss Summer Concerts, Opening To Full Capacity
• Dallas Rapper Lil Loaded Dead At 20
• Elderly, At-Risk San Francisco Woman Missing; Police Seek Public's Help
• Lt. Gov. John Fetterman's LGBTQIA+ Pride Flags Taken Down From Office Balcony After He 'Defies' GOP
• 21-Year-Old Man Remains In Critical Condition After Columbia Shooting
• Surly Beer Hall To Reopen This Weekend
• Man Who Drowned In American River Over Memorial Day Weekend Identified
• Drought Emergency: Tri-Valley Water Agencies Urge 10% Conservation
• Pittsburgh Penguins Open Registration For 'Willie O'Ree Academy,' Designed To Provide Opportunities For Black Youth Hockey Players
• Blake Stangel Charged In 2017 Killing Of Courtney Fenske
• Student Hurt, Another Arrested After Stabbing In Eastpointe High School
• 2 Teens Facing Gun Charges In Connection With Ross Park Mall Fight
• UPDATE: 3-Alarm Fire Damages San Jose Apartment Complex, Displaces 14
• Laredo Sector Border Patrol Agents Arrest More Than 160 Undocumented Individuals Within 24 Hours
• Mother Swan On Boston's Esplanade Has Died
• Author takes readers on a new ride with "One Last Stop"
• Arrested Woman Started Fire In Back Of Squad Car, Charges Say
• MLB Facing $100 Million Lawsuit Over Decision To Move All-Star Game From Atlanta To Denver
• Man, 30, Arrested After Homicide In Downtown Sacramento
• Naomi Osaka Showered With Support From Sports World After Withdrawing From French Open: 'We're All With You Queen'
• Naomi Osaka Showered With Support From Sports World After Withdrawing From French Open: 'We're All With You Queen'
• Authorities ask for help identifying gunmen in deadly shootings
• Man Pleads Guilty To Federal Charges Stemming From Downtown Pittsburgh Protest
• OPEC To Increase Oil Output As Global Economy Recovers
• American Heart Association To Host Webinar For National CPR Week
• AAA: 60% Of Floridians Would Evacuate For Category 3 Hurricane or Greater
• PETA Petitions Ham Lake Mayor To Change City's Name To Yam Lake
• Patrick Mahomes Wants To Go 20-0 With Chiefs
• San Francisco Police Seek Pair Linked To Sunday Mission District Shooting
• Landscaping Crew Member Shot, Killed In Penn Hills
• San Francisco 49ers Lose DE Blair To Saleh's Jets
• Face Masks No Longer Required In Maryland Courtrooms For Fully Vaccinated
• High Waves Wash Out Chicago Beaches As Lake Michigan Reopens
• California Eyes Shuttered Malls, Stores For New Housing To Address Ongoing Shortage
• Denver Weather: First 90 Degree Temp Of Year Possible This Weekend
• NYPD: Brandon Rodriguez, Suspected Of Luring Young Girls In Brooklyn, Taken Into Custody
• Krispy Kreme reports sweet bounce in sales before planned IPO
• $809K Worth Of Cocaine Seized At Southern Border In Separate Incidents
• Skyway Restaurant Business Picks Up As Workers Return To Downtown Minneapolis
• 6 Vikings Make Pete Prisco's Top 100 NFL Players
• AAA: Florida Memorial Day Gas Prices Were Most Expensive Since 2018 Holiday
• First openly gay attorney general hopeful for a future of greater equality
• Police: Suspects Break Man's Jaw, Eye Socket Over Parking Dispute Caught On Video In The Bronx
• Boston Police Commissioner Dennis White's Daughter Says In Affidavit He Was Victim, Not Abuser
• SOS Jocelyn Benson Defends Appointment System Amid Legislative Scrutiny
• Minimal Flooding At East Troublesome And Cameron Peak Burn Scars During Weekend Storms
• 50-Year-Old Man Fatally Stabbed In Frankford, Police Say
• Star-Studded Wine Auction Underway To Benefit 2020 Wildfire Victims
• Jake DeBrusk Fined $5,000 For Cross-Checking Scott Mayfield
• Wolfgang Van Halen's Mammoth WVH To Join Guns N' Roses At Fenway Park
• Outback Steakhouse To Host Two-Day Hiring Event In Detroit
• Texas governor vows to defund legislature after voting bill fails
• Woman, Child Rescued From Car After Crash Into Creek In West End
• Warriors Star Steph Curry Voices Support For Naomi Osaka's Withdrawal From French Open
• New Study Claims Some Sunscreens Contain Cancer Causing Ingredients
• Victim Identified In Richmond Fatal Shooting
• Biden speaks to "fill the silence" about Tulsa Race Massacre
• 70-Year-Old Leonard Mitchell Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver Crossing Street Near His Brooklyn Home
• Colorado Symphony Performing Free 4th Of July Concert At Dillon Amphitheater
• Stormy Weather Closes Trail Ridge Road 2 Days After Opening For Season
• Over 40 Stores Hiring For 200 Positions At Gurnee Mills During Job Fair
• Rainbow LGBTQ+ Pride Flag To Fly Over Daley Plaza For All Of June
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Controversial Transgender Athlete Bill Into Law On First Day Of Pride Month
• Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger Says Pay Cut Was 'My Idea'
• Why O's Fans Should Stay Optimistic: Despite Longest Losing Skid Since '88, There's Still Reason To Believe
• Gary Airport Gets $3.5 Million Dollar Upgrade
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 3 Days Of Under 1,000 Cases
• Report: NFL 'Bullish' To Play Games In Germany
• Fan runs on court, gets tackled during 76ers-Wizards playoff game
• End Of Recruiting Pause Has College Football Programs Catching Up
• Guard For CNN News Crew Sues Minnesota State Patrol For Arrest During George Floyd Protests
• CPD Ending Daily Downtown Deployment With 12 Hour Days, Will No Longer Cancel Days Off
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Positivity Rate Falls To 1.42%
• Miami Weather: Partly Cloudy, Scattered Showers Possible
• At Least 1 Person Injured In Lawrence Co. Shooting
• NYPD: 11-Year-Old Rodney Mitchell Found After Being Reported Missing In Brooklyn
• Drive-By, Broad Daylight Jewelry Robbery Caught On Video In Inwood
• COVID In Minnesota: Positivity Rate Falls Below 4%; State Reports 134 New Cases, 1 Death
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports No New COVID-19 Related Deaths In 3 Days
• Western And Central Massachusetts Mark 10 Years Since Devastating Tornado On June 1, 2011
• True Crime: The Disappearance Of Madeleine Mccann: Will The New Suspect Provide Clues To Her Whereabouts?
• Philadelphia Man Arrested After At Least 2 Women Shot In Norristown
• Case Dismissed Against Man Accused Of Throwing Boy From Water Slide In 2018
• Wanted Felon Arrested In Galt After Allegedly Running From Officers
• Rex Burkhead Reportedly Signs With Houston Texans
• Detroit Police Chief James Craig To Retire Tuesday After 44 Years
• LOOK: Thousands Of Pounds Of Fireworks Seized From Lakewood Home
• AMC "meme" shares jump after theater chain raises $230M
• Asian-American woman punched on NYC sidewalk
• Pride Month Kicks Off Worldwide After Year Of Pandemic Cancelations
• For The First Time In Over A Year, The US Records A Daily Average Of Fewer Than 20,000 New COVID-19 Cases
• Driver Sought In West LA Hit-And-Run Which Left Man Seriously Hurt
• Red Cross To Host Blood Drive At Costick Center In Farmington Hills
• Mike Richter On Winning 1994 Stanley Cup With New York Rangers: 'It Was Bigger And Better Than I Ever Would've Imaged'
• Illinois State Lawmakers Pass Legislation Aimed At Shutting Down Puppy Mills
• Pink Torch Procession From Oakland San Francisco's Pink Triangle To Kick Off Pride Month
• Pa. Lottery: Quick Cash Ticket Worth $250,000 Sold In Westmoreland County
• The Thin Moo Line: Wisconsin Police Credit Cow Blockade With Ending Barron Co. Chase
• McAuliffe embraces Biden in bid for second term as Virginia governor
• Hopkinton Is Safest City In America With Zero Reported Violent Crimes, Study Says
• Meteorological Summer Kicks Off With Hotter-Than-Average Temperatures
• Chris Hogan Back At Gillette Stadium -- With Cannons Lacrosse Club
• Subway Knife Fight Caught On Video; Suspect On The Run
• Michigan Senate Introduces Bipartisan Bills To Tackle Police Brutality
• American Airlines Plane Headed To Bahamas Hits Light Pole At DFW Airport
• Dick Van Dyke on his legendary career, Kennedy Center Honor
• WATCH: Teen Fights Off Bear In Yard Of Bradbury Home
• It's Here: Hurricane Season Officially Begins June 1 In The Atlantic
• Dr. Oz Asks Nancy Grace About The Significance Of Where Laci Peterson And Her Unborn Son's Bodies Were Found
• Police Charge DC Man In Connection With Fatal District Heights Shooting
• Civic Center EATS Is Back With Expanded Hours Covering Lunch And Dinner
• Cloudy Skies To Fill Philadelphia Region Next Two Days Before Unsettled Conditions Return
• Supreme Court rejects J&J appeal in $2 billion talc verdict
• At Least 3 People Killed, 34 Injured In Shootings Over Memorial Day Weekend In Chicago
• Should I Get A Third Shot? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Vaccine Questions
• Police Activity Near BWI Causes MARC Penn Line Delays
• Now Proven Against Coronavirus, mRNA Can Do So Much More
• Space Junk Damaged Robotic Arm On International Space Station
• Michael Kenneth Carter Jr. Dies In Downtown Dallas Nightclub Shooting
• Man, 57, Found Dead After Garage Fire At Tracy Home
• Four-Year Old Boy With Autism Found Dead In Florida Retention Pond
• Denver Received Triple The Amount Of Rain As Seattle In May, Now Finally Drying Out
• Bruce Cassidy Not Concerned With 'Nagging' Injury For Tuukka Rask
• Eastern Michigan, Chinese University Partner On Learning
• Moderna Seeks Full FDA Approval For Its COVID-19 Vaccine
• Maine To Use Massachusetts Shark Warning Flag System After Fatal Attack Last Year
• Moderna Starts The Process To Receive Full FDA Approval For COVID-19 Vaccine
• 'Get This Fixed': Boaters Want An End To Trailer Plate Fees Rising 555%
• Man Killed In Hit-And-Run Along Norwood Avenue In Sacramento
• 26-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Shot Multiple Times In Homestead
• Florida Boy, 7, Swims An Hour To Help Rescue Dad, Little Sister
• COVID Restrictions: Indoor Dining Curfew Lifted For New York Restaurants
• Moderna seeks full FDA approval for its COVID-19 vaccine
• Prof. Dennis Kenney On New York Attorney General Letitia James' Proposed Police Use Of Force Legislation
• Illinois House And Senate Approve Bill To Make Juneteenth A State Holiday
• Michigan Lifts COVID Restrictions Tuesday. Here's What To Know
• Hollywood Bowl Tickets Go On Sale Tuesday
• Nancy Grace Breaks Down The Evidence That She Believes Supports Scott Peterson's Guilt 
• Roseville Restaurant Rose-'ingo
• Elk Grove Boy Burned In House Fire That Started At Electrical Outlet
• The Dream Of A Bruins-Canadiens Stanley Cup Final Is Still Alive
• Study blames climate change for 37% of the world's heat deaths
• Stolen Penske Truck Leads To Police Chases Across Denver Metro Area
• Mural Honors Detroit Public Workers Who Died From COVID-19
• Universal Orlando Raises Base Pay To $15 An Hour
• New UC Davis Study Examines How Cancer Impacts Racial And Ethnic Minorities
• True Crime: Scott Peterson's Death Penalty Sentence Overturned - What Happens Next?
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• 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season Now Underway
• Nearly Half Of Americans Hide Their Favorite Snacks, Survey Finds
• Woman Who Crashed Into Headstones At Fort Logan National Cemetery On Memorial Day Faces DUI Charges
• Teen Killed In Shooting At Maywood Party, Person Of Interest In Custody
• Several Earthquakes Shake Lake Tahoe - With A Big One Overdue, Is It Coming Soon?
• Power Restored After Large PG&E Outage In Auburn
• Twin Cities Man Dies In Northern Minnesota Rollover Crash
• Services held to remember Tulsa Race Massacre
• 'Leave The Building': Texas Walkout Escalates Voting Battles
• Man, 51, Dies After Falling Into Lake In Northern Minnesota
• Minnesota DNR Places Temporary Ban On Moving Farmed Deer
• Clean Speech Challenge Builds On Ancient Teachings To Help People Be A Little Nicer Each Day
• Stage AE Announces August Reopening, Releases 2021 And 2022 Concert Lineup
• Eduardo Rodriguez Finishes Rough Month Of May With Another Loss
• Francis Pivec, Reported Missing In Southern Minnesota, Dies In Crash
• Since The Nose Doesn't Know Pot Is Now Legal, K-9s Retire
• Incoming Denver Public Schools Superintendent, Alex Marrero, Among Several Named In Federal Lawsuit
• New England Living: Eco-Friendly Food Delivery Service Supports Local Farmers
• 'Germantown ArtHaus': Local Woman Transforming Historic Building In Germantown Into Creative Hub For Local Artists
• Weekend Rain Totals From Around Colorado, Some Places Top 3 Inches
• Fencing To Come Down Around Minnesota State Capitol
• Police Say 3 Found Dead At West Fort Worth Apartment
• 4 Cars Damaged, 1 Person Seriously Injured After Tire Flies Off SUV on I-80 in Pinole
• Car Fire Blazes Near Scene Of Multi-Vehicle Crash On I-35W
• Brad Marchand On Jeremy Lauzon's Overtime Error: '[Bleep] Happens'
• Steelers GM Kevin Colbert Reportedly Resigns From Robert Morris University Board Of Trustees
• 1 Hospitalized, 1 In Custody Following Brooklyn Park Stabbing
• 15-Year-Old Boy Killed, Man Wounded In East Harlem Shooting
• 29-Year-Old Hiker Patrick Eells Found Dead After Apparent Fall
• Fan Banned After Trying To Run On Court During Sixers-Wizards Game 4
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain Chances, Rising Temperatures
• Semi-Automatic Weapons Hidden Inside Futon Couches Seized At Southern Border
• Russell Wilson, AOC among many voicing support for Naomi Osaka
• Bruce Cassidy Gently Calls Out Tuukka Rask: 'Didn't Think He Tracked Pucks As Well' In Bruins' Game 2 Loss To Islanders
• Krispy Kreme gives away 1.5 million doughnuts to vaccinated Americans
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• WATCH: Fan Tackled After Trying To Run On Court During Sixers-Wizards Game 4
• 2 People Rescued From The Chicago River
• Arrest stops planned mass shooting at a Walmart, authorities say
• New insights from study of people age 90 and above
• Keystone Oaks High School Moving To Online Learning Tuesday Due To Water Main Break
• Miami police chief calls new Texas handgun measure "ridiculous"
• Visitations To Be Held For Aniya Allen, 6-Year-Old Girl Killed By Stray Bullet
• Pa. State Police To Ramp Up Summer Speed Enforcement
• Woman Shot Outside Diversey River Bowl
• Police: 35-Year-Old Man Gunned Down In Kingsessing
• Mafia boss who killed famous prosecutor is released
• Sex abuse of adults by priests outlawed by Vatican
• Missing Miramar Woman Ingrid Francis Found
• Chicago Weather: Warmup In Effect
• 28-Year-Old Man Shot To Death In Southwest Philadelphia
• Illegal Street Vendors on San Francisco Waterfront Sell Food, Alcohol Raising Health Safety Concerns
• City Slickers Lose Their Cool Picking Cherries in Brentwood During Heat Wave
• Man Killed After Ejected From Truck In Fiery South Philadelphia Crash
• Victor Steban, Man Accused Of Double Homicide, Numerous Other Crimes Expected In Court
• 2 Men Found Shot In Miami's Midtown District
• WHO revising naming system for COVID variants
• Nearly All COVID-19 Restrictions Lifted In Pennsylvania
• SEPTA Lifts Its COVID Passenger Capacity Limits
• No Arrests Made After Homicide Suspect Reportedly Seen Going Into Apartment Building In Spring Garden
• New Castle Police Make Arrest After High School Placed On Lockdown Due To Threats Made During Prom
• Lil Loaded, Dallas rapper who did "6locc 6a6y," has died at 20
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• Cheyenne Frontier Days
• COVID: Struggling Santa Clara Co. Businesses Cautiously Optimistic About Reopening June 15
• Mayor Bill Peduto, Allegheny Co. Exec. Rich Fitzgerald Participate In Memorial Day Service
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• Flyer Ridiculing Novato Homeless Encampment Posted At Nearby Shopping Center
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• Mondesi, Minor Lead Royals To 7-3 Win Over Pirates
• Mets Welcome Back Alonso, Beat Diamondbacks For 5th Straight Win

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• Jeff Bezos to step down as Amazon's CEO in July
• Workshop for Warriors prepares veterans on how to transition to civilian life
• Biden announces plans to tackle racial disparities while marking 100 years since Tulsa Race Massacre
• Taps Across America brings people together across the country
• Experts watching New Mexico special election as possible indicator ahead of midterm elections
• Forecasters predict "above normal" 2021 hurricane season
• Fire station shooting suspect's home burned to the ground
• Sicknick family criticizes GOP lawmakers, Trump over January 6 commission opposition
• Dangerous heat warnings posted in western states
• Desperate search ongoing for missing 11-year-old boy in Iowa
• World's largest meat supplier hit by cyberattack
• Moderna requests full FDA approval for COVID-19 vaccine
• Biden honors victims of Tulsa Race Massacre 100 years later
• Biden announces initiatives to combat racial wealth gap following 100 year mark since Tulsa Race Massacre
• Officials give update on deadly shooting at Los Angeles County fire station
• Local Matters: Michigan election officials denounce third-party audits of 2020 election results
• Companies are allowed to require COVID vaccines, EEOC says
• New Mexico Democrats fight to hold onto Interior Secretary Deb Haaland's former congressional seat
• Diego Schwartzman tells 60 Minutes+ about his match with Rafael Nadal
• Special Report: Biden marks 100th anniversary of Tulsa Race Massacre
• Commemorating 100 years since Tulsa race massacre leveled "Black Wall Street"
• Supreme Court begins final month of annual term and expected to rule on major cases
• Evaluating the LGBTQ+ business climate index
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• Local Matters: Poll shows Kathryn Garcia leading New York City's Democratic mayoral primary
• Biden to target racial wealth gap following 100 year mark of Tulsa Race Massacre
• Labor shortage hitting hotels nationwide ahead of busy summer
• Remembering the sacrifices of AAPI families this AAPI Heritage Month
• Local Matters: Texas Democrats block voting restrictions bill
• Moderna seeks full FDA approval for COVID-19 vaccine
• Remembering the Tulsa Race Massacre
• Fallen U.S. Capitol Police officer's mother and partner call for January 6 commission
• Michael Flynn appears to endorse Myanmar-style coup in U.S.
• Chasten Buttigieg opens up about life on campaign trail and his memoir
• Biden expected to announce new initiatives intended to help communities of color
• First openly gay state attorney general on Pride Month and challenges facing LGBTQ community
• Author Elin Hilderbrand explains what inspired her new novel, how love transcends tragedy
• Khan Academy founder shares tips on summer learning
• China eases birth limits, allowing three children per family to help boost aging population
• Family of fallen Capitol police officer continue push for January 6 commission
• WorldView: COVID death toll doubles in Peru and more world headlines
• Biden to announce new steps to help communities of color while honoring Tulsa Race Massacre
• Businesses say they're having trouble finding workers as economy opens
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• Health officials set up mobile vaccination clinics at U.S. beaches
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