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Articles from June 17, 2021

• Quarry Near Cupertino Proposes Carving Away Scenic Ridge
• Counter Lawsuit Filed After Restraining Order Against Sacramento City Hall New Hire Was Denied
• River Cats' Fans Brave The Heat In First Game WIth Full Capacity Availability
• Auto Repair Students Help Denver Police Tackle Growing Catalytic Converter Theft Problem
• Future Leaders Winner Learning Aerospace In Civil Air Patrol
• Elderly Asian Woman Stabbing Triggers Blame Game Between DA Boudin, SF Police Officers Association
• United Teachers LA Vote In Favor Of Agreement With LAUSD For Physical Return To 2021-2022 School Year
• Suspected Car Thief In Custody After Pursuit Ends In North Hollywood
• Littleton Police Ask For Help Solving Hit-And-Run That Left Cyclist Seriously Injured
• 1 Killed, 1 In Critical Condition After Shooting Near Eagle Rock Dispensary; Suspect In Custody
• Friday's Show Info (6/18/21)
• 1 Taken To Hospital, 2 Vehicles Damaged In Vegetation Fire Along Highway 101 In San Jose
• Ohtani, Backed By Ward's Slam, Leads Angels Past Tigers 7-5
• Chicago Weather: Storms Headed Our Way After Midnight; Damaging Winds And Heavy Rain Possible
• Southland Scholars, Pastors And Activists React To Juneteenth, Nation's First New Federal Holiday Since Martin Luther King Junior Day
• Years After Promise Of $100,000 From State And Photo-Op Prop Check, AMVETS Post 14 In Clinton, Illinois Has Not Seen A Dime
• Some Residents Say A Bears Move To Arlington Heights Would Benefit Community, Others Say It Would Bring Unwelcome Traffic And Crowds
• Minnesota Weather: Huge Hail Chunks Batter Southeastern Communities; Brush Fire Risk Intensifies Friday
• Snakes by the Planes: Endangered San Francisco Species Found Thriving in Wetlands at SFO
• Dylan Cease Yields Season-High Seven Runs As White Sox Get Trounced By Astros
• Police Board Orders Firing Of CPD Officer Patrick Kelly, Accused Of Shooting Friend In Head While Off-Duty And Lying About It
• Kyle Hendricks Wins 7th Start In A Row, Cubs Blank Mets
• 'Finally Fix The Damn Roads In Colorado': Gov. Jared Polis Targets Interstate 70 Stretch Between Floyd Hill And Idaho Springs At Bill Signing
• Cal ISO Issues Flex Alert For Thursday Due To Heat Wave, Extended To Friday
• Fowles' 170th Career Double-Double Leads Lynx Past Wings
• UPDATE: PG&E Avoids Planned Rotating Outages Thursday as Bay Area Cooks in Record Heat Wave
• Man Shot, Critically Wounded In Attempted Carjacking Just West Of Magnificent Mile
• Cal/OSHA Votes To Let Vaccinated Employees Shed Face Masks In The Workplace
• Victim Of Domestic Violence Says Mansfield Police Program Saved Her Life
• Parent, 2 Children Rescued From Salisbury Beach Rip Current
• 'A Step In The Right Direction': Juneteenth A Symbol Of Hope For Many In Boston
• Brockton High School Volunteer Football Coach Arrested On Child Sex Assault Charges
• Museum Of Fine Arts Celebrating Juneteenth With Outdoor Programs, Activities
• Pittsburgh Activists Pushing For Creation Of Civilian Police Control Council
• Video Shows Bear Entering Truck In Thornton, New Hampshire
• Bucks Bounce Back To Beat Nets, Force Game 7
• Cubs Blank Mets As Hendricks Wins 7th Start In Row
• Third Straight Day Of Record Setting Heat
• 1 Killed, 1 Injured In Santa Clarita Crash
• 15-Year-Old Fatally Stabbed In Brooklyn, Police Questioning Person Of Interest
• Evacuation Orders For 349-Acre King Fire In Lancaster Lifted, No Injuries Reported
• Ahead Of Father's Day, Mets Host Families Who Lost Loved Ones On 9/11: 'It Opens Up The Wounds'
• Longtime Bay Area E.T. Hunters Skeptical of Forthcoming UFO Report
• Security Camera Video Shows Chaotic Scene, Quick Police Response After West Baltimore Mass Shooting
• CBS4 Exclusive: Hit-&-Run Victim Says Insurance Company Denied Claim Despite Police Report From Incident
• Claremont Residents Say Overflowing Garbage Is Leading To Major Rat Problem In Community
• Leaders Call Fells Point Violence 'Tragic & Unacceptable,' Police Urging People To Speak Up
• 30 Years Later, Search For Joy Hibbs' Killer Continues With New Reward Posted For Information
• South Florida Lawmakers Calling On Governor To Reconsider Plan To Send Law Enforcement Resources To Border States
• Maryland Offices, Schools Announce Closures Friday In Observance Of Juneteenth
• Man, Woman Struck By Infiniti In Hit-And-Run On The Near West Side
• 'I Am Absolutely Outraged' City Leaders & Community Members Gather For Crime Walk In West Baltimore
• 'A Good Step In The Right Direction': New Yorkers Optimistic As President Joe Biden Makes Juneteenth A Federal Holiday
• New Jersey Transit Lifts Mask Mandate For Outdoor Train Platforms, Bus Stops
• National Aquarium Hosts 'Shell-Abration' To Celebrate Students, Parents, & Teachers
• Police Surround Home In Moon Township
• Crews Battle 4-Alarm Fire At Jersey City Home
• Bears Proposed Moving From Chicago, Possibly To Gary, In 1995 -- Leading To Huge Fight Between Mayor Richard M. Daley And Team Brass
• Mpls. City Council President Lisa Bender On Costly Police Misconduct Settlements: 'This Is A Whole System Problem'
• What Are The Hidden Dangers Of Swimming In Open Water?
• Body Parts Found In Northeast Minneapolis Prompt Homicide Investigation
• Woman Seriously Injured With Smoke Inhalation In Wentworth Gardens Fire
• 17 People Injured In Crash Involving SEPTA Bus After Car Runs Red Light, Officials Say
• Tropical Storm Warning Issued For Northern Gulf Coast Ahead Of Potential Tropical Depression Three
• Car Plows Into Apartment In Unincorporated Des Plaines, Just Feet From Residents On Couch
• Sky Top Connecticut Sun For Fourth Straight Win
• Southland Residents Receiving Unemployment Insurance Must Actively Seek Work As Of July 11 In Order To Keep Benefits
• Public Utility Commission Grills ERCOT Over Its Call For Texans To Conserve Energy This Week
• Probe Launched After Teen Carjacking Suspect Struck By Baltimore Police SUV
• Detroit Police Museum
• Maryland Department Of Health Launches Campaign To Raise Awareness Of Prediabetes
• With Just 5 Days Until The Democratic Mayoral Primary Election, Candidates Bring Out Stars And Celebs
• All Evacuations Lifted In Vosburg Pike Fire Burning Near Durango
• Arrest Made In Sweetwater Shooting
• UPDATE All Clear Given After Gas Leak In San Francisco's Inner Richmond
• Arrest Warrant Issued For Contractor Ronald Williams Accused Of Scamming At Least 10 People Using Nextdoor App
• No Rolling Blackouts In California Thursday Evening, Grid Operator Says
• Police Warn Public Of String Of Gunpoint Robberies Around City Involving Up To 8 Assailants
• Wayland Police Search For Man Who Allegedly Asked Girl To Get In Car
• Feds Warn Against Fake COVID-19 Vaccine Cards
• Documented Gang Member, Marquise Gardon, Charged In Beverly Hills Robbery Pleads Not Guilty
• Court Takes Aim At Concealed-Weapons Licensing
• City of Antioch Formally Apologizes for Past Persecution of Chinese Immigrants
• LA Public Library System To Reopen 20 Additional Library Branches On June 21
• Thousand Oaks Bulldogs Donate More Than $8K To Miracle League Of The 805
• Long Island School Staffers Honored For Protecting Children When Alleged Drunk Driver Drove Onto School Field
• 'We're Really Excited': Five Points Businesses Welcome Back Customers During Juneteenth Celebrations
• Indians Send Orioles To 19th Straight Road Loss, 10-3
• Residents Of Upper West Side High-Rise Step Up To Help Doorman Who Lost Everything In Apartment Fire
• Cash Payments Take Center Stage In Gov. Newsom's 1st Recall Ad
• California Drought: Morgan Hill Imposes Mandatory Water Restrictions
• Details Emerge From Prosecutors on Killing Of 6-Year-Old, Aiden Leos, On Orange County Freeway 
• Fox That Attacked 4-Year-Old Girl, 2 Others In New Jersey Tests Positive For Rabies
• Woman Charged In Connection With Shooting Death Of 18-Year-Old North Hills Graduate Ahmir Tuli
• San Pablo Police Search for Third Suspect in Armed Home Invasion Robbery
• Woman's Stolen Car Contained 10 Years Of Research On Biological Parents Who Gave Her Up At Birth
• Day 2 Of Heatwave, Families Swim At Elk Grove Aquatic Center To Cool Off
• Chicago Bears Bid To Buy Arlington International Racecourse
• 7 Injured After Vehicle Crashes On Church Steps In Queens
• Gov. Jared Polis Signs Sweeping Transportation Funding Bill Into Law: 'We're Fixing Our Roads!'
• Adoptive LGBTQ Parents In Colorado React To Supreme Court Ruling That Catholic Adoption Organization Had First Amendment Rights Violated
• 1 dead and 12 injured in series of Arizona shootings
• East Sacramento Neighborhood Power Turned Off For Maintenance Despite Hot Day
• Bicycle Shortage Experienced Nationwide Due To Slowed Production, Skyrocketing Demand
• Baltimore County Fire Crews Rescues Fawns
• Proposed Rule Change Could Allow More Pollution In Colorado Rivers And Streams
• 19-Year-Old Worker Dies On Neville Island After Falling 50-60 Feet Off Roof
• FDNY Honors 3 Firefighters Killed In 2001 Father's Day Fire
• Timberwolves' Anthony Edwards Makes NBA All-Rookie First Team
• Juneteenth Events In North Texas
• Why Colorado Roads Buckle Under Extreme Heat
• Birdland Summer Music Series To Return Later This Summer
• Senators John Hickenlooper & Michael Bennet Push For Sweeping Public Lands Bill
• Report Says New Jersey Has Spent Nearly $12 Billion On Drug Arrests, Prosecutions, Incarcerations Since 2010
• Man In New Castle Seriously Injured After 2,000 Pounds Of Steel Mesh Falls On Him
• Lafayette Shon Whaley Ordered To Stand Trial In Shooting Of Lady Gaga's Dog Walker
• Morgan State University Awarded $6.25M From Apple, Google
• Californians Must Actively Look For Work To Get Unemployment As Of July 11
• 2 Charged In 2018 Death Of Man Crushed In Makeshift Elevator At Brooklyn Grocery Store
• Gunman On Dirt Bike Kills 37-Year-Old Man In West Philadelphia, Police Say
• Princess Cruises Plans To Set Sail From LA This Fall
• Consistent Heat, Drought Leads To Algae Overgrowth & Low Water Levels In Minnesota Lakes
• Newark Museum Of Art Spotlights New Jersey Artists In Special Exhibition
• CU Board Of Regents Vote To Keep Mandatory COVID Vaccine Requirement
• Vail, Beaver Creek, Winter Park, Breckenridge Ski Areas Open For Summer Season
• How One Baltimore Business Owner Is Carrying On The Legacy Of The Women's Industrial Exchange
• L.A. Planning Commission Begins Dissection Of Proposed Downtown Community Plan
• COVID Pandemic Takes Toll On Caregivers
• Man Gets Up To 30 Years In Prison For Shooting, Killing 3-Year-Old Girl
• Juneteenth Rises To Surface Of American History In Aftermath Of George Floyd's Murder
• DuSable Museum Of African American History To Reopen On Juneteenth
• What Is A Flex Alert?
• Memorial Service Held For Sandra Mizer, 13-Year-Old Killed In Lucerne Valley Hit-And-Run
• City Council Committee Advances Plan To Cut Off Retail Liquor Sales At Midnight -- Will It Make A Difference For Crime?
• Weapons Cache Found In Avalon Park
• Crews Tour Wildfire Damage From 2 Fires In Rocky Mountain National Park
• Giants Hand D'Backs 23rd-Straight Loss
• Tarrant County Issues Warning About Expedited Passport Scams
• Father and son return to cross-country bike trip after health issue
• Saying The City Needs A Moderate Voice, Marlin Woods Runs For Mayor As An Independent
• As Pandemic Restrictions Ease, RSV Virus Making A Comeback
• 'Bumpy Ride': Minnesota Legislature Continues Special Session Work, As Deadline Before Shutdown Looms
• Minnesota Unemployment Rate Drops To 4% As Businesses Scramble To Hire
• Nassau County Volunteers Gearing Up For Stand Down To Assist Veterans In Need
• Historians Say Preserving Juneteenth's History Is Important To Both Past And Present
• Oakland's Mills College Looks At Potential Merger With Northeastern University, May Confer Degrees Again
• Kathleen And Antenor Velazco Identified As Victims Of Plane Crash South Of Centennial Airport
• Detroit Man Charged In Gas Station Assault And Robbery
• Ontario Attorney Sagi Schwartzberg Facing Federal Child Porn Charge
• Democratic State Lawmaker Criticizes Texas Governor's Border Wall Project, Funding
• Political Analyst Says No DFL Endorsement For Mayor Benefits Incumbent Jacob Frey
• 5 Suspects, Including 2 Juveniles, Charged In Ocean City Armed Robbery
• North Texas Veterinarians Seeing Uptick In Ticks Due To Drastic Weather Changes
• Agreement Finalized To Bring Affordable Housing Units To East Liberty
• Restaurants squeezed by rising prices and labor shortages
• Exclusive: Long Island Homeowners Claim Tenants Exploiting Eviction Moratorium To Skip Paying Rent Altogether
• Broadway Is Coming Back, But Not Like Before: What Ticketholders Need To Know Before Going To The Show
• 'It's A Great Day To Be Alive!': Ravens Wrap Minicamp As Team Gears Up For 2021 Season
• Dr. Jane Goodall Immersive Exhibition Coming To Natural History Museum
• 2 Detroit Women Partner To Celebrate, Provide Resources At Juneteenth Event
• Monroe Co. Has New Re-Entry Stickers In Case Of Checkpoints
• VIDEO: Hit-And-Run Driver, Passenger Exit Vehicle To See Victims Lying On Ground Before Leaving
• Man Killed, Another Victim In Critical Condition Following Afternoon Shootings In Baltimore
• University Of Miami Study: Male Reproduction Not Affected By Pfizer, Moderna COVID Vaccines
• Gov. DeSantis Hosts Roundtable On State's Effort To Combat Red Tides
• Pickup Trucks Hit Head-On In Fatal Crash On Highway 23
• Connecticut Gov. Lamont Poised To Sign Bill Legalizing Recreational Marijuana
• 31 Line 3 Oil Pipeline Protesters Arrested At Site In Northern Minnesota
• Families of Charleston shooting victims on the country's future
• Newsom Signs Executive Order On Workplace Pandemic, Mask Rules Following Cal/OSHA Vote
• Pittsburgh Public Schools' Summer Program May Cut Nearly 1,000 Students Due To Staffing Shortages
• 49ers DL Jordan Willis Suspended 6 Games Over Performance-Enhancing Substances
• Emergency Rules Put In Place To Keep Third Parties From Accessing Voting Equipment In Colorado
• Osaka withdraws from Wimbledon but will play in Tokyo Olympics
• Frantic Search On For Woman Who Stabbed 3 People For No Apparent Reason In North Lakefront Neighborhoods
• Organizers Expect More Than A Thousand At Juneteenth Celebration, Parade In Asbury Park, NJ
• Woman Facing Arson Charges After Allegedly Intentionally Setting Fire At Howard Johnson Hotel In Blackwood
• Teachers, Students Feel Blindsided By Closure Of 117-Year-Old Holy Cross School
• 13-Year-Old Boy Shot While Riding Bike In West Pullman
• NBA Star, Former Bruin Russell Westbrook Cuts Ribbon On Renovated Crenshaw YMCA
• Taste With Tori: Wake Coffee Roasters' Unique Way Of Selling Coffee Makes All Extra Happy In Morning
• Carnival Discloses Personal Data Breach Of Guests, Employees & Crew
• Patriots Release Kicker Roberto Aguayo, Long Snapper Wes Farnsworth
• Cycling Boom Sparked During Pandemic Has People Spinning Their Wheels Trying To Find One
• As Employers Seek Summer Workers, Bill Would Extend Hours Teens Could Work In New Jersey
• #TogetherInPride: New York Historical Society Photo Exhibit Details Rich History Of LGBTQ Life In Cherry Grove
• Fire Tears Through Idlewood Industries Building In Beaver County
• Colorado Man Nolan Strauss Pleads Guilty To Hate Crime In Stabbing Of Black Man
• Inter Miami CF Seeks Redemption Against DC United After Embarrassing Loss At Home In Previous Match
• Beaumont Health, Spectrum Health Plan To Merge, Operate 22 Hospitals
• 'Unspeakable Animal Cruelty': Scottdale Man Charged For Beating, Running Over Stray Dog
• Samantha Rodriguez Jailed In Denver Agrees To Vegas Transfer In Son's Death
• Fledgling Kestrels Found Near Power Plant Sent To Raptor Center In Pueblo
• Boulder Underwear Company Shinesty Sues Competitor Over 'Ball Hammock' Trademark
• SpaceX Successfully Launches Upgraded GPS Satellite
• 'You Might Have A Hard Time': Passengers at Logan Airport Frustrated Over Limited, Expensive Parking
• Dolphins Minicamp Ends Without Star Xavien Howard
• Summer Camps Prepare For 'Back To Normal' As Covid Restrictions Ease
• Sheriff: Report Of Plane Crash Off LBI Coast 'Unfounded'; Coast Guard Calls Off Search
• SLEEP Act Outlawing Certain Muffler Modifications Passes In Legislature, Heads To Gov. Cuomo's Desk
• U.S. Department Of Justice: West Virginia Transgender Athlete Ban Violates Federal Law
• Hospitals Seeing An Increase In Cicada-Related Injuries, Doctors Urging People Not To Panic
• Russian River Inflatable Dam Replacement To Close Boating In Area Through Summer
• Intermittent Fasting May Not Be As Effective As Calorie-Restricted Dieting
• East Palo Alto To Receive About $7M In Federal COVID-19 Recovery Funding
• Construction Of Brooklyn Bridge Bike Lane Starts Monday
• 'It's Scary' Neighbors React To Wednesday's Mass Shooting In West Baltimore
• Study: Regular Exercising During Middle Age Years Leads To Big Health Care Savings After Retirement
• Grab The Bug Spray: Rainy Season Is Mosquito Season And The Blood Suckers Are Back
• Cal/OSHA Votes To Drop Workplace Mask Rule For Fully Vaccinated Workers
• Activists Call For Moving Money From Police And Into Communities
• Patterson Woman, 46, Killed In Crash West Of Modesto
• 'The ACA Is Here To Stay': Florida Lawmakers React To Supreme Court Decision Saving Obamacare
• U.S. Bishops To Discuss Whether Biden, Catholic Politicians Should Get Communion If They Support Abortion Rights
• Investigation Into Fire At Vacant Residential Building In Newark
• Teen Brothers Covered In Blood In Custody In Connection To Body Found In Bucks County Woods
• Denver Police Warn Of Dangers Of Illegal Fireworks As July 4th Holiday Approaches
• 'Senseless Tragedy': Pedro Nieves Arrested Months After Crash That Killed Lawrence Woman
• El Pollo Loco To Test Drone Delivery Service In Corona
• Man In Custody For Kidnapping Woman With No-Contact Order After Hourslong Standoff With Bloomington Police
• Royse City Deals With Citywide Power Outage After 18-Wheeler Hit Transmission Line
• More Tree Limbs Drop In Summer — And Drought Isn't Helping, Experts Say
• Reports Of Small Aircraft In Water Off Long Beach Island Unfounded, Sheriff's Office Says
• Biden Signs Bill Making Juneteenth A Federal Holiday
• San Jose Mom Samantha Rodriguez Waives Extradition In Son's Murder Case; Returning To Las Vegas
• Cedar Hill High School Students Work Hard To Perform Award-Winning Play Amid Pandemic
• Cocktails-To-Go In Pennsylvania Becoming Partisan Nightmare Leaving Many Restaurants In Limbo
• Soccer star to be fitted with implanted heart monitoring device
• Sadiyo Ibrahim Mohamed Charged With Murder After Child She Allegedly Beat Dies
• Do You Have The Right Amount Of Homeowners Insurance?
• Massachusetts Reports 82 New COVID Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• Baltimore Flamingos Create Safe Space For Maryland's LGBTQ Community, While Playing Rugby
• Xcel Energy Sets All-Time Record For Peak Energy Demand During Heat Wave
• Pennsylvania GOP Election Bill Sponsor Takes Case To Gov. Tom Wolf's Delaware County News Conference
• Woman Dies After Falling 40 Feet At Climbing Gym In Fort Collins
• 2 Seriously Hurt In Rural Weld County Crash That Involved 5 Vehicles
• George Floyd Sculpture Placed Outside Of Newark City Hall
• Fourth Capitol riot defendant charged with having firearms
• Joined By Fort Worth's Opal Lee, Biden Signs Bill Making Juneteenth A Federal Holiday
• Video From Englewood Police Shows Officers Getting Dragged Before Deadly Shooting
• Body Found In Kiski Township
• Special Series Of COVID Vaccine Clinics Planned To Commemorate Juneteenth This Weekend
• Magnitude 3.8 Earthquake Reported In Western Indiana; Some Felt It In Chicago Area
• Mavericks Coach Rick Carlisle Steps Down After 13 Seasons
• 'This Is Not A Joke': Jimmy Kimmel LA Bowl Coming To SoFi Stadium
• Big Sur's Pfeiffer Falls Trail Reopens Friday 13 Years After Being Destroyed By Wildfire
• 2-Day Search For Mendocino Man Wanted In Shootout With Deputies, Multiple Burglaries Ends Without Arrest
• Wawa Stadium Store, First To Sell Beer In Philadelphia, Opens Near Sports Complex
• Morgan Stanley: If you want NYC salary, you need to be in NYC offices
• The Grand Resort In Warren, Ohio Is The Best New Resort In The Country
• Funeral Service To Be Held At Gillette Stadium For Slain Braintree Police K-9 Kitt
• Former Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Ridge Hospitalized After Stroke
• Accidental Shooting Of Texas Toddler Leads To Father's Capital Murder Arrest
• Summer Solstice And Longest Day Of The Year Is This Weekend
• Suspect Arrested In Keyes Shooting That Killed 16-Year-Old Innocent Bystander
• 2021 Tribeca Festival: More highlights you can stream at home (Part 4)
• Nicholas Kraus Makes 1st Court Appearance In Uptown Protester's Death, Will Be Examined For Competency
• 'Why Would Something Like This Happen To Me?' 94-Year-Old Anh 'Peng' Taylor Recovering After Shocking SF Stabbing Attack
• Biden Signs Bill Making Juneteenth a Federal Holiday
• Judge Denies Restraining Order Against New Sacramento City Council Employee
• 'It's Five O'Clock Somewhere': Nearly 2.5 Million Floridians Admit To Day Drinking During Pandemic
• Frisco Man Sentenced To 47 Years In Prison For Sexually Abusing A 6 And 15-Year-Old
• Jury Begins Deliberating In Trial Of Marine Reservist Charged In Death Of Emerson College Student Daniel Hollis
• Kenny Chesney Announces Dates For Rescheduled Tour, Concert At Merriweather Now On Aug. 10
• Construction Worker Struck, Killed Along I-95 N In White Marsh, Police Investigating
• Off-Duty Glassport Officer Allegedly Driving Wrong Way Charged With DUI
• Minnesota House Launches Into Lengthy Debate Over Big Budget Bills
• Illinois To Offer $7 Million In Cash Prizes, $3 Million In Scholarships Through New 'All In For The Win' Vaccine Lottery
• Detroit Marijuana Law Is Suspended Over License Fairness
• Mother Accused Of DUI, Resisting Arrest Following Crash In San Bruno
• 16-Year-Old Boy Killed In Horrific Knightsen Crash Wednesday Identified
• Sand Sculpture Competition Returns To Hampton Beach
• Tory Carlon, Firefighter Killed In Agua Dulce Fire Station Shooting, Remembered In Memorial Service At The Forum
• Judge Greg Mathis To Build New Community Center, Affordable Housing On Detroit's Westside
• Celtics Host Six Players For Pre-Draft Workout, Including Auburn's Sharife Cooper And Texas A&M's Jordan Hall
• New COVID-19 Spikes In Parts Of Colorado With Lower Vaccination Rates? Many Doctors Worried It Could Happen
• Second Florida Pot Initiative Goes Up In Smoke
• Gov. Newsom Promotes COVID Relief for Small Businesses with Oakland Visit
• Newborn Boy Abandoned In Public Restroom Of Lynwood Park; Person Of Interest Sought
• Low River Levels To Blame For 'Earthy' Taste To Sacramento Tap Water, City Says
• Atlantic County Man, Andrew Biddle, Admits Faking Disappearance To Avoid Prosecution On Bank Fraud Charges
• Scattered Showers Fall On Parts Of Sweltering Southern California
• WATCH: Tom Brady Once Again Is Not Afraid Of 'The Madden Curse'
• Man Charged In Fatal Shooting, Carjacking In SE Baltimore Wednesday
• GOP Election Bill Sponsor Takes Case To Gov. Tom Wolf's News Conference
• Melvin Gordon Shows Off New Physique, Hairdo, Attitude
• CDC Lowers Warning For Vaccinated Travelers On Cruise Ships
• Sixers' Ben Simmons Making NBA History With Free-Throw Struggles
• Conservative Activists Request Audit Of Michigan Election
• Tolls On Highway 101 Express Lanes Between Redwood City, Sunnyvale To Begin At End Of Year
• 25 Indicted For Drug Trafficking In Mercer And Lawrence Counties
• Boy, 16, Found Shot To Death In Roseland Bedroom
• 11 Republican senators agree to bipartisan infrastructure deal
• Private Ojai School Voluntarily Reveals 40 Years Of Sexual Faculty Misconduct, Cover Ups In New Report
• Registration Opens For Pittsburgh 10 Miler
• Massachusetts Sales Tax Holiday Weekend Set For August 14 & 15
• Southern Border Patrol Agents Rescue 17 Migrants, Including Teen Left Behind In The Brush
• Drought Emergency: Valley Of The Moon Water District, Sonoma Urge Limiting Groundwater Use By 20%
• Davie Domestic Dispute Led To Police Involved Shooting
• Hundreds Wanted To Help Care For Migrant Children Housed At Pomona Fairplex
• Woman Sexually Assualted On Wellington In Lake View Neighborhood
• Commemoration Of Juneteenth Nationally And In Illinois
• Vikings Will Bring Back Fans For 2021 Training Camp; Some Practices Will Cost To Attend
• Disney Find The Magic Contest
• Learning From School Shootings And Their Common Threads
• House Democrats seek records from DOJ on data seizures in leak probes
• New Jersey Named Best State To Live In, According To New Ranking
• 'We Knew Instinctively That We Had Something Special': Kheng Hua Tan On The CW's 'Kung Fu'
• Seatuck Stained Glass: George Dalecki's Works Put 'Rainbows In Your Room'
• Minneapolis DFL Endorses No Candidates In City's Mayoral Race
• Reopening New York: US Open To Allow Full Fan Capacity At 2021 Tournament
• Man Killed In Crash Along Route 301 In Forestville
• Chicago's Famed Palmer House Reopens With Millions Of Dollars In Renovations
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Declares Racism A Public Health Crisis In Chicago; 'It Is Literally Killing Us'
• Court Filings Detail Gun Evidence In Fatal Shooting Of Winston Smith
• Bishops to discuss whether Biden, politicians should get Communion
• Man On Bike In Critical Condition After Being Hit By Bus In Detroit
• New Jersey Man Charged In Connection To Deaths Of 2 Men From United Kingdom Last Year, Prosecutors Say
• Victoria's Secret swaps its Angels for "trailblazing" activists
• CTA Stops Will Soon Be Vaccination Stations Throughout The City
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Health Department Reports 277 New Cases, 15 Additional Deaths
• James Duncan Harrell, 24, Identified As Pilot Killed In Small Plane Crash Near Truckee
• Death Valley National Park Reaches 129 Degrees
• Texas Governor Signs Bill Into Law Allowing Residents To Carry Handguns Without A License
• Chemtool 'Confident' Materials Burned In Rockton Chemical Plant Fire 'Pose No Health Threat'
• Airline Tickets, Gift Cards And More Up For Grabs In Dallas Mayor's Vaccination Raffle
• Over 27,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Construction Worker Impaled By Piece Of Fence At Plymouth Home
• Caught On Video: Bodega Worker Violently Robbed Of His Cellphone Inside Bronx Store
• 5 Ducklings Rescued From Storm Drain In Rockland
• Vice President Kamala Harris To Visit Pittsburgh Monday
• Teen Captures Close Encounter With Great White Shark In Santa Barbara County
• Pills To Minimize COVID-19 After Infection Could Be Available By End Of The Year
• Mayor De Blasio Announces Juneteenth Economic Justice Plan
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 3.2M Marylanders Fully Vaccinated
• Louisiana to drop enhanced unemployment benefits
• Got Vaccinated? Some Maryland Businesses Offering Freebies, Deals
• Sidney Crosby Named 'Most Complete Player' In NHLPA Player Poll
• Police: Perfume Shop Robbed Again, This Time More Than $1,400 Worth Stolen
• Construction Begins On National Urban League's New Headquarters In Harlem
• NYC Shootings: At Least 3 Dead From Another Night Of Gun Violence
• Plywood hung during 2020 protests transformed into art pieces
• Dispute Over Firewood Ends In Michigan Man's Fatal Shooting
• Have You Seen Him? South Miami Man Roberto Zavala Missing For Two Months
• Supreme Court rejects GOP challenge to Obamacare in 7-2 ruling
• David Pastrnak, Patrice Bergeron, Tuukka Rask Recognized By NHL Players As Some Of The Best In The Game
• North Texas Water Parks Joining In For Annual World's Largest Swimming Lesson
• COVID In Minnesota: As Cases Dwindle, Community Spread Now Prime Source Of New Infections
• Sheriff: Missing 16-Year-Old Was Last Seen North Of Grand Rapids
• Anne Arundel County Teacher Claims $40,000 VaxCash Prize
• House Votes To Repeal Of 2002 Iraq War Authorization, Long Championed By Oakland Rep. Barbara Lee
• Kenny Chesney Announces 2022 Date For Concert At Empower Field At Mile High
• Police Release Video Of Car, Suspects Wanted In Burbank Fatal Hit-And-Run
• 'Landmark Victory;' Bay Area Lawmakers React to Obamacare Decision By U.S. Supreme Court Decision
• Fire Burns Antioch Home Converted Into Marijuana Growing Operation
• Prosecutors Seek Death Penalty For Man Accused Of Killing New Hampshire Couple In Texas
• Convicted Of Aggravated Sexual Assault Of 4-Year-Old Boy, Alleged Aryan Brotherhood Member Brett James Martinson Added To Texas 10 Most Wanted
• 10 Pounds Of Military Explosives Recovered, 6 Months After Disappearing From Twentynine Palms Marine Corps Base
• Whitmer: Reinstate Incentive So Companies Can Hire Workers
• House votes to repeal 2002 authorization of war in Iraq
• Police: Couple Asks Woman For Help Feeding Kids, Then Steals $16,000
• Country Duo Big & Rich To Headline '(Re)Opening Weekend' At PNC Park
• NYPD: 10-Year-Old Sexually Assaulted By Stranger Inside Her Manhattan Home
• Kenny Chesney Announces Return Dates To Gillette Stadium As Part Of 'Here And Now' Tour
• Police: 15-Year-Old Critically Injured In West Philadelphia Shooting
• Snipers eyed activist as he crashed paraglider onto soccer match
• Scotch distillers toast end to U.S. tariffs on single malts
• Test Rules Out Man Who Said He Might Be Missing Michigan Boy
• Kenny Chesney Announces 2022 Tour Date At Heinz Field
• Supreme Court Sides With Catholic Agency In Philadelphia Foster Care Dispute
• All Nine Members Of Colorado's Congressional Delegation Vote To Make Juneteenth A Federal Holiday
• Denton Juneteenth Celebrations
• Animal Control Saves Pets From Home With Foul Odor So Strong, Neighbors Could Smell It 
• Colorado Officials Raise Concerns About COVID Delta Variant As Virus Proves To Be More Transmissible Between Unvaccinated People
• Man Driving Tractor Injures Police Officer In San Luis
• Uber And Lyft Drivers Call For Federal Intervention In Their Gig Worker Labor Fight
• Plane at bottom of lake is decades-old wreck — but not 1965 crash
• Middle School Teacher Kyle Faust Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 13-Year-Old
• Revolution-New York FC Match Preview: Revs Back In Action After 3-Week Break
• Supreme Court sides with Catholic foster care agency in religious liberty case
• FBI: Suspect Killed During Kidnapping Investigation At Leonia Apartment Complex
• Tom Brady, Patrick Mahomes Revealed As Cover Athletes For 'Madden NFL 22'
• Supreme Court Rejects GOP Challenge To Obamacare, Preserving Insurance Coverage For Millions
• Shooting In Detroit Leaves 1 Dead, 1 In Serious Condition
• Drinks & Dinner On The Beach? Changes At Boulder Reservoir Upset Neighbors
• U.S. Supreme Court Dismisses Republican-Led Challenge To Affordable Care Act
• San Francisco Stabbing Victim Anh 'Peng' Taylor Came To Bay Area Searching For American Dream
• Driver Hospitalized After Car Hits Tree In Central Minnesota
• Supreme Court Rejects GOP Challenge To Obamacare, Upholding Health Care Law
• Texas Loses Fight, US Supreme Court Dismisses Challenge To Obamacare
• Denver Weather: Earliest Stretch Of 100 Degree Heat On Record
• Alligator Sightings Up At Some North Texas Lakes
• 'Major Puzzle Piece To The Future Of Our City': New Medical School And Trauma Center To Be Built At Sleep Train Arena Site
• Bankruptcy Judge Gets Involved In Flint Water Record Dispute
• Midtown Global Market's Monthly Cooking Class
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• House Passes Bill To Make Juneteenth A Federal Holiday
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• First “murder hornet” of 2021 found
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• Biden focuses on cybersecurity and infrastructure
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• Special Report: Biden signs bill making Juneteenth a federal holiday
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