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• 'It's Going To Take A Bit': Lodi Cyclist Planning Cross-Country Bike Ride For Good Causes
• Some Homeowners Say They're Victims Of Eviction Moratorium Rules As LA County Considers Extension
• Eyes In The Sky: Fire Lookout Towers Serve Important Role During Fire Season
• Darvish Fans 11, Padres Get 2 Big Homers To Beat Dodgers 6-2
• Rangers End 6-Game Skid With Win Over A's, 8-3
• Airlines, Aviation Unions Call For Harsher Penalties For Unruly Passengers
• Hermosa Beach Officials Cracking Down On Unruly Parties, Public Intoxication, Underage Drinking This July 4 Holiday
• Multiple People Injured In 4-Car Crash In Van Nuys
• UPDATE: Fire Destroys 2 Pleasant Hill Homes; Firefighter Suffers Burns
• UPDATE: 20-Acre Brush Fire In Lake County 75 Percent Contained
• Water Main Break Causes Palmdale Mobile Home Community To Be Without Running Water For Days
• California Considers Extending Eviction Moratorium Past June
• Suspect In Custody After Shooting At House Of Oliver In Roseville
• Silver Alert Issued For Missing 62-Year-Old John Frias In Lancaster
• Federal Appeals Court Grants Stay On Lifting California's Assault Weapon Ban
• Pursuit Ends With Driver In Custody Following Standoff In La Crescenta; Passenger Also In Custody
• One World Surgery: Twin Cities Surgeon-And-Nurse Duo Create World-Class Medical Center In Honduras
• Man Accused Of Stealing Lemur From SF Zoo Charged With Violating Endangered Species Act
• Chicago Weather: Second Sunday Night Tornado Confirmed; Cool And Clear Monday Night
• 'Monumental Day': Jeremy Bloom Reacts To Supreme Court Ruling On Student-Athlete Payments
• Cubs Shut Out By Cleveland For Sixth Loss In Eight Games
• 40% Of Colorado COVID Cases Are New, More Transmissible Delta Variant, Health Officials Say
• Oil Springs Fire Grows To 7,183 Acres South Of Rangely
• Road To Reopening: Dance Parties, Watch Parties Feature Happy Crowds In New York City And Beyond
• New Jersey Lab Comes Up With Rapid Analysis Test That Specifically Looks For COVID-19 Delta Variant
• NYPD: Off-Duty Officer Attacked With Baseball Bat In Bronx; As Many As 6 Suspects Sought
• More Violence On Subways: Police Say Tourist Hit With Bottle, Man Slashed In Separate Attacks
• Many Restaurant Job Applicants Aren't Showing Up For Interviews
• NYC Mayoral Candidates Make Last-Minute Push For Votes Ahead Of Primary Day
• LIVE UPDATES: 130 Homes Damaged In Tornado In West, Southwest Suburbs As Dangerous Storms Hit Chicago Area Sunday Night
• Pittsburgh Weather: Thunderstorms In Western Pa. Bring Damaging Winds, Heavy Rains
• UMD Doctoral Candidate Anat Kimchi Stabbed To Death In Downtown Chicago
• Islanders Limp Home Looking To Save Season Following Brutal Loss To Lightning In Game 5
• Memphis Man Killed By Semi In St. Paul While Walking On Highway 52
• 'Grateful For My Life': Witnesses Take Cover In Olde Town Arvada During Deadly Shooting
• Authorities Identify Driver Fred Johnson Jr., Victims In Fatal Wilton Manors Crash
• DeGrom Allows 1 Hit Over 5 Scoreless In Opener, Mets And Braves Split Doubleheader
• Henry Sibley High School In Mendota Heights Changes Name To 'Two Rivers High School'
• A Day Of Working To Recover Follows A Night Of Panic When Tornado Hit Woodridge
• 2 Atlantic City Councilmembers Request State Troopers Assist Police After Violent Weekend
• Postal Worker Shot At In Florida City; Suspect In Custody
• Where Are All The July 4th Fireworks Shows This Year?
• Milestones In Maryland's Covid-19 Fight: No Deaths Reported In 2 Days, Less Than 50 New Cases
• COVID-19 Delta Variant 'Accelerating' In North Texas And Across The Nation
• Violence In Baltimore City Continues To Outpace 2020 Numbers, Governor Hogan Reacts
• Public Defender Calling For Ocean City Officers To Wear Body Cams Following Viral Boardwalk Arrest Video
• Double Shooting Investigated In NW Miami
• Frisco's Grand Park No Longer An 'Urban Legend' As City Can Finally Finish Exide Cleanup
• Demolition On Perkins Homes Set To Begin
• Vikings Rookie Jaylen Twyman Shot 4 Times In Washington D.C.
• Fire At St. Paul's Sanneh Foundation Now An Arson Investigation
• Much-Needed Improvements Coming To Irwin Park
• Women Charged With Arson After Allegedly Setting Fire To One Of Their Mother's Home
• Here's How Royal Caribbean Will Deal With Vaccinated, Unvaccinated Passengers
• Sylvan Fire Continues To Grow As Fire Crews Prepare For Another Busy Night
• Drought: Transbay Pipeline, Desalination Plant Could Boost Marin's Dwindling Water Supply
• 6 Day Workweeks And Poked By Needles: YaFavTrashman Fighting For Philadelphia Sanitation Workers' Safety
• Pandemic Causes Shortage Of New A/C Units For Local Companies
• Safety Experts Say Be Aware Of Amazon Prime Day Scams
• VIDEO: Somerville Police Looking For Passenger Who Shot At Mercedes
• Millions In Counterfeit Cialis Pills, Knock-Off Designer Apparel Seized At Port
• Large Police Presence Seen Outside Apartment Just Blocks From Deadly Shooting In Olde Town Arvada
• Made Of 400-Year-Old Cedar, Touring Totem Pole Makes For Unique Ceremony In Palmetto Bay
• Accomplished Dancer Tyrell Rolle Has Limited Openings In Summer Program
• Governor Hogan Celebrates First Greater Baltimore Area Fortune 500 Companies In A Decade
• Summer Programs And Camps Returning To North Texas
• UPDATE: San Francisco Gang Warfare Blamed For Oakland Lake Merritt Mass Shooting
• Firefighter Injured In Two-Alarm Fire In Severn Sunday
• Ladera Ranch HOA Refuses To Allow Pride Event At Neighborhood Park
• Long Beach Acura Grand Prix To Return In Sept. With Full Crowds
• Regulators Get Input On FPL Rate Hike Proposal
• U.S. Supreme Court Sides With College Athletes In Key Compensation Case
• Young Eagles Are Falling From Their Nests Due To NorCal's Oppressive Heatwave
• Crime Victims In Oakland Face Racial Inequity In State-Mandated Compensation Programs
• Report: Former Pitt Football Player Jaylen Twyman Shot 4 Times In Washington, D.C.
• US Hits Encouraging Milestones On Virus Deaths And Shots
• Colorado Law Enforcement Agencies Offer Condolences For Fallen Arvada Police Officer
• Baltimore County Police Are Searching For A Missing Man, Last Seen In Woodlawn
• Parents Say Children Who Narrowly Avoided Gunfire In Brazen Mount Eden Shooting Are Suffering Mental Trauma
• SF Serial Shoplifter Appears In Court; DA Boudin Vows To Crack Down On Organized Retail Thefts
• MTA Riders To Pay Same Fares Despite Hike When Full Service Resumes In August
• Prosecution Rests Its Case In Sheldon Jeter Trial
• Pride Celebrations To Mark Its 51st Year In Los Angeles
• Man Wanted For Assaulting North Texas Police Officer During Traffic Stop
• 'I Really Feared For My Life': Civil Rights Lawsuit Filed Against LASD After Traffic Stop Ends In Beating
• Surveillance Video Shows Man Pointing Gun At Police In Springfield
• Assessing The Damage: Tornado That Ripped Through DuPage County Classified As EF-3
• Driver Ticketed After Girl, 11, Is Hit By SUV In Norwood Park
• 2 People Shot, Killed In Woodlawn
• Andy Slavitt, Fmr. Biden Advisor, Pens Book On What U.S. 'Could Have Done Better' In COVID Response
• Child Tax Credit Awareness Day: Maryland Democrats Highlight Direct Payments That Will Support More Than 1M Families
• NYC Mayoral Race: Due To Ranked Choice Voting, Winner Of Democratic Primary May Not Be Known For Weeks
• George Clooney, Eva Longoria Help Launch LAUSD's Entertainment Business Magnet School
• Smoke From Burning Boat On Cherry Creek Reservoir Seen For Miles
• Kerron Moore Of Baltimore Charged With Attempted First-Degree Murder In Alleged Shooting
• Fire Near Sylvan Lake State Park Grows To Over 1,400 Acres Monday
• Baseball Report: Yankees' Third Triple Play Of Season Ties MLB Record
• 'My Heart Breaks For Her': Remembering Anat Kimchi, Student Stabbed To Death In The Loop
• Historic Great Depression-Era Mural Faces Uncertainty As Questions Raised About Future Of N.J. School It Calls Home
• 9th Circuit Grants Stay On Lifting California's Assault Weapon Ban
• Seven People Injured In Multi-Vehicle Crash In Catonsville Sunday
• Raiders' Carl Nassib Becomes 1st Active NFL Player To Come Out As Gay
• Minnesota Wild Assistant GM, Fmr. UMD Player Tom Kurvers Dies At 58
• Police: 2 Teens In Car Shot At Red Light In Philadelphia's Olney Neighborhood
• Man Grazed By Bullets After Gunman Opens Fire On Car In Salinas
• Prosecutors Set Up Hotline To Gather More Information About Marcus Eriz, Wynne Lee
• Forward Progress Stopped On Fire In El Dorado Hills
• University of Minnesota Vows To Boost Safety Measures After Shootings In Dinkytown
• Woman In Naperville Home Leveled By Tornado Upgraded From Critical To Fair Condition
• American Airlines Blames Weather, Staffing Shortages For Cancellations & Delays; Transport Workers Union Cites Other Issues
• Naperville Residents Survey Devastation, Help Each Other After Tornado
• Dylan Redwine Murder: Jury Seated In Trial Of Dad Mark Redwine
• Philips Recalling Millions Of Its Sleep Apnea Machines Over Health Hazard
• 14 Arrested On More Than 120 Charges Related To NorthPak Gang Violence In Wilmington
• Once-Vibrant Former Valley View Mall Finally On The Road To Redevelopment... Maybe
• Dallas' Turtle Creek Chorale Performing Free Christmas Holiday Concert This Sunday
• 3 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools
• 'We're Alive': Couple Aboard Hot Air Balloon That Crash Landed Recounts Frightening Ride
• 2022 Screen Actors Guild Awards To Be Held On Feb. 27
• Tornado May Be Strongest For DuPage County In 45 Years
• Raiders' Carl Nassib Becomes First Openly Gay Active NFL Player, Partners With SoCal-Based 'Trevor Project'
• San Jose Berryessa Flea Market Vendors Begin Hunger Strike Over Planned Development
• O'Hare Passengers Sent To Airport Tornado Shelter During Severe Storms
• Great-grandson of Medal of Honor recipient completes boot camp
• Kevin Boseman Excited 'And Nervous' For Dance Against Cancer Performance Following Brother Chadwick's Death
• UPDATE Brush Fire Burning Near Benicia Contained at 20 Acres
• Summer Officially Underway In Massachusetts: Kids, Adults Alike Looking To Have Fun
• Motorcyclist Hurt In Columbia Heights Crash
• US Supreme Court Opens Door To Significant Increase In Compensation For Student Athletes
• Carl Nassib Becomes First Openly Gay Active NFL Player
• 1 Person Dead After Carmichael Shooting
• June 20 Is 'Tall Girl Appreciation Day' In Honor Of The Summer Solstice, The Longest Day Of The Year
• Delta Variant Makes Up 40% Of COVID-19 Cases In Colorado, Health Department Says
• Couple, Arvind And Savita Patel, Miraculously Survives After Tornado Leveled Their House In Naperville
• NTSB investigating Alabama crash that killed 10
• Folsom Field In Boulder Will Open To 100% Capacity This Fall
• 'Heroes Memorial Park' To Give Current And Retired Military And Police A Peaceful Place To Visit In North Texas
• Chicago Police Report Nearly 200 More Shootings So Far In 2021 Than Same Time In 2020
• Hollywood Star Unveiled In Arlington For Film Industry Mainstay Chevy Suburban
• Woman Who Shot At Police Killed By Cop At Juneteenth Event
• Butler VA To Hold Creative Art Workshops For Veterans
• $1.8M+ In Meth And Marijuana Seized At Southern Border Over The Weekend
• New Rip Current Forecast Model Could Save Lives This Summer
• Worcester Aims To Reduce Illegal Fireworks After 'Alarming Increase Of Complaints'
• Debate Heats Up Over How Long Island Should Allocate Federal COVID-19 Rescue Money
• Darien Residents Stunned By Speed, Ferocity Of Severe Storms
• Vice President Kamala Harris Pushes Child Tax Credit During Visit To Pittsburgh
• Hot-Hitting Stanford Sends Arizona Packing In College World Series
• Parents On Long Island Call For Students To Be Allowed To Go Maskless In School
• Christopher Krocker Arrested After Cinder Block Thrown Through Window Of Yucaipa Police Station
• U.S. Postal Service Planning Drive-Thru Job Fair In Wexford
• Woodridge Tornado Victims Counting Blessings Thanks To Quick-Thinking Boy Scout
• 70% Of Philadelphia Adults Have Received At Least 1 Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Voltage Testers Under Recall Over Electrical Shock Risk
• Former Heat Star Chris Bosh Recalls Basketball Journey With New Book
• NYPD Disputes Claims By Officers That The Department Encourages Minority Arrest Quotas
• 'Our Freedom Is Not Free': Wreaths Across America Exhibit Stops In Butler
• California Reopens: San Francisco Seeks To Have All City Libraries Open By Fall
• More American Airlines Flights Canceled Amid Staffing Shortage
• Iron Range Board Approves Funding For Huber Engineering Woods Mill In Cohasset
• Community Demands Justice For Katherine Diop, Young Mother Killed Leaving Graduation Cookout In The Bronx
• Damage From Tornado In Naperville Sunday Night Deemed Consistent With EF-3 Rating
• Source: USA Basketball Doesn't Expect Steph Curry To Play In Olympics
• As Boston Offices Become Busier, Workers Want Flexibility
• Body Found At Base Of Cliff In San Pedro Area
• Some Sunset Park Residents Upset About Revised Brooklyn Traffic Plan, Say They've Been Excluded From Decision Making Process
• Lynx Players Sylvia Fowles, Napheesa Collier Make Olympic Roster
• Fort Worth Police Department Sees Uptick In Animal Cruelty Cases, Adds Online Reporting To System
• 'Prices That We've Never Seen Before': Rising Food Costs Hitting Restaurants Hard
• Multiple North Texas Cities Preparing For Fourth of July Celebrations
• Radnor Township Authorities Searching For Pair Of Alleged Catalytic Converter Thieves Caught On Camera
• Crews Respond To Flash Flooding, Downed Trees And Wires During Heavy Storms
• National Aquarium's Animal Care and Rescue Center To Offer In-Person Tours
• Bodies Of 10-Year-Old Girl And Good Samaritan Who Tried To Save Her Recovered From Narragansett Bay
• James Dorsey Sentenced To 35 1/2 Years To Life For Murder Of Estranged Wife, Michelle Dorsey
• Broward Superintendent Robert Runcie Looks To The Future As School District Kicks Off Summer Program
• Man, 27, Killed In Shooting At Stockton Rooftop Bar; Suspect Arrested
• Massachusetts Reports 48 New COVID Cases, 5 Additional Deaths
• Woman Killed When Car Crashes Off Route 3 Into Plymouth River
• Is A Real Quarterback Battle Brewing Between Cam Newton And Mac Jones?
• South Florida Authorities Sound The Alarm About Summer Boating Safety
• Moraga, Orinda Firefighters To Hold Training Exercises, Smoke May Be Visible
• Site of Harriet Tubman monument in Newark is "poetic," mayor says
• Supreme Court Sides With Former Athletes In NCAA Compensation Case
• George Clooney, Kerry Washington launch new Los Angeles film school
• Westbound Lanes of I-580 in Pleasanton Reopen Following Police Activity
• Unusual alliance emerges in final weekend before NYC mayoral primary
• Lordstown execs sold millions in stock before woes went public
• Philadelphia Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued For Entire Region
• Tubing No Longer Banned In North Saint Vrain And Saint Vrain Creeks
• Dow rallies 500 points day after a dramatic drop
• Wesley Warren Convicted In Violent Assault On White Earth Indian Reservation
• UPDATE: Richmond Police Ask for Public's Help After Mass Shooting Leaves 3 Dead, 5 Wounded
• Suspect In Kings Beach Attempted Homicide Arrested
• Revolution Goalkeeper Matt Turner Named MLS Player Of The Week
• Cases Of 'More Transmissible' Delta COVID-19 Variant Increasing In Tri-State Area
• Minnesota Senate Passes Higher Education Budget Unanimously
• Woman Rushed To Hospital After Being Shot Off Forest Lane In Dallas
• Free Real ID Upgrade Offered To Californians Who Renewed Licenses By Mail During Pandemic
• UPDATE: Sheriff Orders Evacuation As Fire Crews Continue Battling Advancing Wildfire Near Big Sur
• Trans kids fight for health care rights
• Unoccupied Panga Boat Found Ashore In Malibu Area; Investigation Underway
• DMV Offers Free Real ID Upgrade To Californians Who Renewed Licenses By Mail During Pandemic
• 'We Focused On What It Was Like To Deal With Trauma': Director Elizabeth Wolff On Golden State Killer Joseph DeAngelo & 'I'll Be Gone In The Dark'
• Traffic Back To 2019 Levels On Massachusetts Roads, Highway Administrator Says
• 20-Year-Old Woman Found Shot, Killed In Dallas Apartment
• 'We Focused On What It Was Like To Deal With Trauma': Director Elizabeth Wolff On 'I'll Be Gone In The Dark' & Golden State Killer
• Sheriff: 3 Drownings Happened At 2 Tuolumne County Lakes This Past Weekend
• Gov. DeSantis Takes Shot At CDC In Cruise Line Battle
• Supreme Court Rules For Student-Athletes In Battle Over NCAA Limits On Certain Benefits
• So, What's Child Tax Credit Awareness Day & Why You Need To Know
• Stevens Discusses Celtics' Crowded Frontcourt, How Al Horford Can Help Robert Williams
• Peacock Seen Wandering In Champlin Has Returned Home, Police Say
• Police Investigating Shootings Across Detroit
• Crews Break Ground On $900M Project To Connect LAX To Metro Light Rail
• Boys, Ages 4 And 17, Shot And Wounded In Woodlawn
• Bryan Cranston And Annette Bening Star In Paramount+ Original 'Jerry And Marge Go Large'
• Cleanup Effort Underway In Naperville After More Than 100 Homes Damaged By Tornado
• Tropical Storm Claudette Could Create Dangerous Rip Currents Along Maryland, Delaware Coasts
• At Least 5 Killed, 47 Wounded In Weekend Shootings In Chicago
• Iran president-elect rules out meeting Biden as nuke talks paused
• Federal Grant To Help Fort Worth ISD Combat Human Trafficking
• Head Games: Ben Simmons' Future Uncertain After Playoff Flop
• Law Named For Tommy Raskin Will Help Marylanders Suffering From Depression, Mental Illnesses
• Michiganders React To State Lifting COVID Restrictions Tuesday
• Supreme Court Sides With Student-Athletes In NCAA Compensation Case
• Santa Clara County Officials Lift Final COVID-19 Local Health Order
• Amazon Prime Day: Ring Video Doorbell Wired is on sale for $45 right now
• U.S. Navy sets off giant explosion to test newest aircraft carrier
• New Giant Crane Coming To Port of Oakland; Will Squeeze Under Golden Gate, Bay Bridges This Week
• Maryland Detects Over 500K Potentially Fraudulent Unemployment Claims In Last 6 Weeks
• Facebook Launches Podcasts, Live Audio Service To Compete With Emerging Rivals
• Steven Spielberg signs a deal with Netflix
• Chicago Weather: Photos Of Damage After Tornado Slams Naperville, Woodridge
• Children's Theatre Company Unveils Upcoming Season; Including A Community Partnership With WCCO
• Patriots Sign WR Devin Ross
• Texas Dad Drowns In Broken Bow Lake While Trying To Save Son On Father's Day 
• Many EMTs Carrying Trauma From The Height Of The Pandemic
• Brad Stevens Still Chatting With Danny Ainge; Checking In With Celtics' Stars About Moves
• Police: Food, Drinks Fly After Woman Gets Into Argument With 7-Eleven Worker
• Spike In Demand, Staffing Issues Forces American Airlines To Cancel Hundreds Of Flights
• Baltimore Police Investigating Fatal Shooting Early Sunday
• Print Official Record Of Immunizations
• California mulls eviction-ban extension as it pays back-rent
• Man Accused Of Attempted Kidnapping Of Teen Near Redwood City Tea Shop
• 'Everybody's All Right': Woodridge Family On Surviving Severe Storm Taking A Wall From The Home
• Amazon Prime Day: Instant Pot deals and other kitchen appliances on sale now
• Throwing Star, Knives Confiscated From Carry-On Bags At Logan Airport
• 800 Migrant Children Housed In Long Beach Convention Center Reunited With Family
• Jon Baron Announces Run For Governor Of Maryland
• Child Tax Credit: Your First Check Is Less Than A Month Away
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 744 New Cases, 24 Deaths Over 4 Days
• 42,000 Pounds Of Pistachios Stolen From Central California Farm, Suspect Arrested
• Islanders Sell Out Season Tickets For Inaugural Season At UBS Arena
• 'You're Sticking With That Mother [Bleeper]?': Tom Brady Wasn't Happy With One Team's QB Decision
• 'Exploitative And Misogynistic': Protesters Greet Return Of 26-Foot Marilyn Monroe Statue In Palm Springs
• Corporate ransomware payments may be tax-deductible
• Detectives Investigating Fatal Shooting At Garland Shopping Center Parking Lot
• Detroit Historical Society To Begin Centennial Celebrations With Virtual Press Conference On June 22
• Former Pa. Gov. Tom Ridge Now In Stable Condition After Suffering Stroke
• Sixers Hold End-Of-Season Press Conference After Devastating Second Round Playoff Exit
• Train Equipment Problems Result In Major BART Delays
• Gun Safety Stressed To Prevent Accidental Shooting Of Children
• Officials To Assess Possible Tornado Damage Near Portage, Indiana
• Eva Guzman throws her hat in the ring for attorney general
• Boston Children's Museum Hosting 12+ Pop-Up COVID Vaccine Clinic
• Stress of COVID frontlines led to EMT's suicide, mother says
• Military Jury Convicts Marine In Death Of Emerson College Student Daniel Hollis
• The Millionaire Club Continues To Grow After Azle Resident Claims $1 Million Scratch Ticket
• Deputies Searching For Suspects In Stabbing Outside Redwood City Bar
• Missing Cyclist Greg Smith Found Dead In Snowmass Creek
• Michigan Court Asked To Change Dates To Draw Political Maps
• Dallas Police Senior Corporal Ronald Coulson Arrested, Facing Driving While Intoxicated Charge
• Road To Reopening: New York Sports And Entertainment Venues Welcome Back Fans At Full Capacity
• Chicago Weather: Rain Totals After Strong Storms, Tornado Hits Southwest Suburbs
• Ammon Bundy announces run for governor in Idaho
• Shots Fired In I-95 Road Rage Incident
• "Friends" actor James Michael Tyler diagnosed with prostate cancer
• Gas Prices Remain Steady At Nearly $3 A Gallon In Massachusetts 'Due To Increasing Supply Levels'
• Police Investigating Deadly Shooting In Inwood Monday After Violent Weekend Left 27 Shot In 23 Incidents
• Anne Arundel County Man Charged In Road Rage Incident After He Allegedly Strikes Vehicle With Wooden Pole, Pepper Sprays Driver
• In Iran's low-turnout election, did freedom find a voice?
• Oil Springs Fire Burning North Of Grand Junction Explodes To 5,000 Acres
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 31 New Coronavirus Cases, No Additional Deaths
• Colorado's Comeback: Red Rocks Amphitheatre Returns To Full Capacity
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Zero Deaths Reported For Second Day In A Row
• Massachusetts Closes In On Goal Of 4.1 Million People Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• COVID In Minnesota: Health Officials Report 100 New Cases, 4 More Deaths
• Tropical Storm Claudette Over Atlantic, Heading Away From U.S.
• Brad Stevens: Kemba Trade Was Difficult To Make, But The Right Move For Big Picture Of Celtics
• American Airlines Cancels Hundreds Of Flight, Citing Labor Shortages And Maintenance Issues
• Report: Stephon Gilmore's Holdout Doesn't Mean Situation With Patriots Will Get Ugly
• Police Identify 2 Men Killed In West Philadelphia Triple Shooting That Left 3-Year-Old Injured
• Newsom Wants State To Pay Past Due Rent, Extend Eviction Protections Past June
• Man Accused Of Stealing Wallet From Subway Rider In Queens
• Bodies Of 2 Brothers, 1 From Texas Pulled From Ohio River
• University Of Maryland Student Anat Kimchi Dead After Being Stabbed On South Wacker Drive Downtown
• New Jersey Officials To Hold COVID-19 Briefing
• Amazon's 'Prime Day' Underway; De Blasio Tell New Yorkers It's A 'Perfect Day To Keep It Local, To Buy From Your Neighborhood Stores'
• Some American Airlines Flights Canceled At BWI Amid Reports Of Labor Shortages
• Subway Rider Punched In Face In Unprovoked Attack
• LA Restaurateur Mark Peel, Co-Founder Of Campanile And La Brea Bakery, Dies At 66
• Homeless Man Killed In Boyle Heights Hit-And-Run
• Driver Wanted After Jeep Plows Into Family On Bronx Sidewalk; 'Car Sped Up To Hit Us,' Witness Says
• Sonoma County Board of Supervisors Approves $2 Billion Budget
• More Storm Damage Reported In Downers Grove, Mount Prospect
• Bobby Flay breakfast recipes
• 'It's Going To Be A Great Summer': Cape Cod Baseball League Shatters Attendance Mark
• High-Speed Chase Preceded Car Slamming Into South Sacramento Home, Neighbors Say
• Weather Blog: Severe Weather Possible Monday Night
• Eleven Voters Left Patrice Bergeron Off Their Selke Ballots, A Crime Against Hockey Humanity
• Beto O'Rourke And AFL-CIO Hold Voting Rights Rally At Texas State Capitol
• Denver Weather: One Day Reprieve, Intense Heat Returns Tuesday
• Track star Allyson Felix qualifies for 5th Olympics, her first as a mom
• South Metro Firefighter Rescues Fawn, Baby Falcon And Cat In One Day
• Supreme Court Sides With Student-Athletes In Battle Over NCAA Limits On Certain Benefits
• After 100 Years, Detroit-Area Coney Island Closing Soon
• Foo Fighters Rock MSG In First Full-Capacity Show In New York City Since Most COVID-19 Restrictions Lifted
• Gardening 101: Growing Tomatoes
• Supreme Court rules for student-athletes in battle with NCAA
• "Matter of days" left for Hong Kong's last pro-democracy newspaper
• Amazon Has First Day Of Summer Deals During 'Prime Day'
• Basketball's Rising Superstar: Grandview High School's Lauren Betts
• Tigers Hold Off Angels 5-3 In 10
• Lacey Township Residents Eager To Catch Another Glimpse Of Wandering Peacock
• Child Safety Group: Texas Leads Nation For Most Hot Car Child Deaths
• Cocktail Recipes From Red Cow: Tickled Pink & Watermelon Rhubarb Punch
• Denver Community Celebrates Official Renaming Of La Raza Park With Dedication Ceremony
• How One Woman Turned Being A Bridesmaid Into Her Full-Time Profession
• Stonewall Inn bans some A-B beers to protest political donations
• A Warning On Phishing Scams Targeting Mobile Devices After Teen Finds His Savings Drained From His Bank Account
• This Township In Michigan Must Pay $140K In Legal Fees On $500 Verdict
• 2 Shot Overnight In Baltimore Adding To Weekend Violence
• Man Fatally Stabbed During Fight In East Baltimore Monday Morning
• Ford Maverick: Hybrid Truck 'Challenges Status Quo, Stereotypes' Of Pickups, Expert Says
• Couple fights for same-sex marriage in India
• Bloomington Police: Missing Girl With Autism Found
• Audio Tapes Reveal Chaos, Horror During Deadly VTA Mass Shooting; 'Getting Yells From Building B'
• Armed Man Shot, Wounded By Police In Bell
• Police Make Arrests In Freeway Shooting Killing 2-Year-Old
• 5 Shot, 1 Dead In Parking Lot Shooting Outside Juneteenth Celebration, Multiple Shooters Suspected
• PTL Links: June 21, 2021
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Dipped In The Last Week
• Thousands Without Power In Southwest Suburbs After Tornado Confirmed Overnight
• California Weighs Extending Eviction Protections Past June
• 'It Really Doesn't Feel Real': Sister Of UC Davis Grad Killed In Russia Searches For Answers
• Quartz and shattered dreams: South Africa "diamond" rush is a bust
• Miami Weather: Hot And Steamy First Day Of Summer
• Michigan State University Raises Tuition For Students From Families Earning $100K
• Report Details Celtics' Dysfunction, Players' Issues With Brad Stevens
• Memorial Service, Procession To Be Held For Braintree Police K-9 Kitt
• Sacramento Homeowner Says Former Troubled Tenant Turned Into A Squatter And Destroyed Her Property
• COVID Vaccine Lotteries Don't Appear To Be Working, Report Says
• Yet Another Victory For Larson
• Evacuations Ordered For Sylvan Lake State Park Visitors, Some Eagle County Residents Due To Wildfire
• Pastor Rushes To Protect Church As Fire Tears Through Nearby North Sacramento Tire Shop
• Large late-night tornado sweeps through some Chicago suburbs
• When is Amazon Prime Day 2021? How to find the best deals
• Residents In Naperville, Woodridge Waking Up To Extensive Damage After Tornado Confirmed Overnight
• Usain Bolt welcomes newborn twins with fitting names
• Staffing Shortages Contribute To American Airlines Cancelation Of Hundreds Of Flights
• No One Hurt In Sweetwater Apartment Building Fire
• NYPD Searching For Suspects After Eric Adams Campaign Volunteer Stabbed In The Bronx
• Bicyclist Shot To Death In Compton
• Overnight Storms Leaving Flooded Roadways, Dangerous Driving Conditions
• Highland Park Bridge Ramp Closure On Rt. 28 Now In Effect As Construction Project Gets Underway
• Sources: Robbery On SEPTA's Market-Frankford Line Ends In Shooting, Suspect Found Dead On Train Tracks
• How To Shop Smart As Amazon Prime Days Get Underway
• FDA adviser who resigned over Alzheimer's drug approval speaks out
• VA moves to offer gender confirmation surgery to vets
• Jon Rahm wins U.S. Open, his first major championship
• Gottlieb says U.S. needs new vaccine strategy as pace of shots lags
• Man arrested for allegedly stealing 21 tons of pistachios
• 9 children, 1 adult killed in accident on Alabama highway after storm
• Koretz, Buscaino Introduce City Council Motion To Prepare For Possible Withdrawal From LA Homeless Services Authority
• Child Tax Credit: Here's Who Will Get Up To $1,800 Per Child In Cash
• New deadly illness poses a challenge in India in COVID patients
• Workers are resigning at record rates. That's good for the economy.
• Attacks In Mexico Border City Near Texas Leaves At Least 18 Dead
• Weightlifter will be first trans athlete to compete at Olympics
• Caught On Camera: San Bernardino Sheriff Deputy Kicks Surrendered Suspect In Head 2 times
• UMass Lowell Resumes Operations After Cybersecurity Incident
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/21 Monday Morning Forecast
• LIST: 2021 Summer Concerts Coming To The Boston Area
• Chicago Weather: Severe Weather Ends; Calm Day Ahead
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cold Front To Bring Chances Of Storms, Severe Weather
• Tropical Storm Claudette blamed for at least 14 deaths
• West Mifflin Towing Company Must Pay $10,000 In Restitution To Settle Claims It Broke Rules
• American Airlines Canceling Hundreds Of Flights In Part Due To Labor Shortages
• Rapper Pooh Shiesty, Now Facing Federal Charges, To Remain Locked Up
• Police Investigating After Body Recovered From Allegheny River
• Limited number of local fans to be allowed at Tokyo Olympics
• Authorities Recover Body Of 16-Year-Old Isaiah Benz Of Canoga Park In Lake Havasu
• I-79 Reopens Following Late Night Crash
• More Than $100,000 Raised For Family Of Kara Leo After She Was Struck, Killed By Tree Branch
• Body of 4th tuber found, 1 still missing after group goes over dam
• Pa. Likely To Fall Short Of 70% Vaccination Goal Before Mask Mandate Ends
• 4 Found Dead In Ohio Home, Police Say
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• Chicago Weather: Tornado Warnings Issued Around Chicago Area, Tornado Confirmed In Southwest Suburbs, Amid Severe And Dangerous Storms
• About A Dozen Homes Damaged, 6 People Injured When Suspected Tornado Hits Neighborhood In Naperville
• Teen Drowns While Using Rope Swing At Sebbins Pond In Bedford, NH

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• Experts warn U.S. needs to "work harder" to reach unvaccinated people and avoid another COVID-19 surge
• Supreme Court rules NCAA violated antitrust laws in case involving athlete compensation
• A-list celebrities helping launch film and TV school in Los Angeles
• Family celebrates legacy of service as WWII hero passes the torch
• Iran's hard-line president-elect refuses to meet with Biden
• States with low COVID-19 vaccine rates see cases rise as variants spread
• American Airlines cancels hundreds of flights through mid-July
• 9 children among those killed multivehicle crash in Alabama
• Severe storms threaten nearly 30 million Americans
• #MoneyTok: How the expanded child tax credit will put more money in your bank account soon
• Concerns grow as COVID vaccination rates drop
• Biden narrows focus on foreign policy
• Democrats press forward with election reform vote despite GOP opposition
• Lanhee Chen on GOP's future, critical race theory and his potential California run
• Trans kids fight restrictive legislation
• Watch: U.S. Navy sets off giant explosion to test USS Gerald R. Ford
• Supreme Court sides with college athletes in antitrust lawsuit against NCAA
• Ethiopia holds elections amid Tigray crisis
• Local Matters: Final push ahead of NYC mayoral primary elections
• Senate vote looms on "For the People Act"
• Sidebar with Del Rio and Caraway
• Supreme Court rules unanimously for college athletes on certain benefits
• Hong Kong's Apple Daily considers closing
• WPL president delivers closing remarks
• Politicians share ways to advance women leaders
• WPL panel gives leadership recommendations
• WPL panel on equality in leadership
• Ex-president of Ecuador and U.N. official host WPL panel
• WHO and NATO chiefs speak at WPL Summit
• Macron, Draghi and U.N. officials open WPL Summit
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• Former White House adviser's book suggests high U.S. COVID death toll was avoidable
• Religious group People of Praise face accusations over handling of sex abuse allegations
• Doctor on spread of highly contagious COVID-19 variant in U.S.
• Deadly storm Claudette regains strength
• Jason Sudeikis, Brendan Hunt on season two of award-winning show "Ted Lasso"
• Kevin Boseman on Dance Against Cancer benefit, death of his brother Chadwick Boseman
• TV host Graham Norton on chat show, new novel
• Pride Month Love Stories: Couple fights for same-sex marriage in India
• Other major retailers launch competing sales for Amazon Prime Day
• South African village's hopes of diamond mine dashed as stones are only worthless quartz
• EMT mental health concerns rise after COVID-19 pandemic's height
• Biden's domestic agenda faces crucial week in Washington
• FDA adviser who resigned in protest of agency's approval of Alzheimer's disease drug speaks out
• WorldView: Deadly violence near U.S.-Mexico border; Russian ambassador returns to U.S.
• Iran's youth shun election, using banned social media platforms to have their voices heard
• White House press secretary Jen Psaki on child tax credits, infrastructure negotiations
• Local Matters: Analyzing NYC's fiercely contested Democratic mayoral primary
• Biden's plans for infrastructure, voting rights and police reform on the line
• 10 children among more than a dozen dead following severe weather from Tropical Storm Claudette
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