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• SJ Dad Claims Santa Cruz Boardwalk Guard Kicked Him Out, Calling Pinoy Pride Tattoo 'Gang-Related'
• High School Graduate Helps Put Out House Fire On Commencement Night In Sacramento County
• Drugged Drinks Leaves Multiple People Hospitalized In South Lake Tahoe, Police Say
• Davis Police Seek Public's Help In Identifying Woman With Amnesia
• Moviegoers Finally Back In Theaters, Excited For Summer Blockbuster 'Fast And Furious 9'
• Oakland City Council Votes to Defund Police, Stripping More Than $17M from Department Budget
• Man Shot To Death In Unincorporated Area Near South Los Angeles
• 165 Pounds Of Fireworks Seized, Man Arrested In Oakland Crackdown
• Menlo Park Fire Chief: Time Is Short in Search for Survivors of Florida Condo Collapse
• Cat Named Hog Allegedly Taken By Uber Eats Driver Back Home In Studio City
• California EDD Fraud Conviction Leads To 6-Year Prison Term For Stockton Man
• Sacramento County Resident Says Neighbor's 'Exotic' Backyard Bird Cries Incessantly
• No-Hitter No. 7: Cubs Blank Dodgers, Tie MLB Season Record
• Vigil Held For Cows That Escaped From Pico Rivera Meatpacking Plant
• Crews Cap Morgan Hill Gas Leak That Prompted Evacuations
• Man Arrested In Placerville Dog Fighting Bust Identified
• Big Crowds Head To Newport Beach During High Tides
• 71-Year-Old Man Arrested On Suspicion Of Cultivating 300 Illegal Cannabis Plants
• Corey Swayney Arrested In Connection With String Of Restaurant Burglaries
• University of California Sets Rules for Affiliations With Religious Hospitals
• Chicago Weather: Another Wave Of Downpours Coming Early Friday Morning
• 'Going To Take Some Time': Community Gathers To Remember Victims, Heal Together After Olde Town Arvada Shooting
• Eddie Rosario Hits 2-Run Single In Return To Minnesota, Indians Beat Twins 4-1
• Water Quality Control Commission Votes Down Proposal To Allow More Pollution In Colorado Waterways
• Original 'SNL' Cast Member Laraine Newman Sits For 2nd Day Of Testimony In Durst Trial
• Colorado Woman Cassondra Stratton Missing After Miami-Area Condo Collapse
• 70-Year-Old Woman With Dementia Reported Missing Near Gardena
• Florida Condo Collapse: At Least 1 Dead, 99 Unaccounted For; 55 Units Involved In Catastrophe
• George Leads Clippers Over Paul And Suns, 106-92 In Game 3
• Anti-Violence Organizations In Pittsburgh React To New Law Enforcement Initiatives
• Naval Academy Identifies Midshipman Who Died While On Leave As Michael Myles James
• Dairy Block Hosts Community Art Project To Celebrate Pride Month
• Schwarber's 11th, 12th HRs In 13 Games Lifts Nationals Over Marlins
• White House confirms plans to evacuate 18,000 Afghans who helped U.S.
• Shane Jason Woods Of Downstate Auburn, Illinois Charged In Jan. 6 Capitol Insurrection
• Woman Struck And Killed While Pushing Baby In Stroller In Queens
• See It: Woman Steals Dog From Valley Stream Home
• Wildfire Cameras Scan 360 Degrees To Detect Flames, Smoke
• Violence Free Minnesota Finds Help For Domestic Abuse Survivors
• Saint Paul Regional Water Services Is Well-Equipped To Handle Heat And Drought
• What Health Information Can Employers Require From Their Workers?
• Condo Collapse: FIU Professor Found Surfside Building Had Been Sinking For Decades
• 'Just Pray': Montgomery County Search & Rescue Team Show Equipment Being Used In Surfside Condo Collapse Recovery
• Person Of Interest In Custody In Murder Of Anat Kimchi Downtown; He Is Suspected In 2 Other Attacks
• University Of Chicago Student Among Those Missing In South Florida Condo Building Collapse
• Ericka Brair Killed In 'Crime Of Passion' Day Before She Was Due To Testify In Court
• Britney Spears apologizes to fans in first post since hearing
• Pence explains that he lacked the authority to reject electoral votes
• Condo Collapse: Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Signs Emergency Order
• Naval Academy Midshipman Injured In Small Plane Crash Near Easton Airport
• Vacant Building Partially Collapses In Baltimore
• North Texas Law Enforcement Disappointed In Gov. Abbott's Veto Of Domestic Violence Education Bill
• Unemployed Workers Union File Class Action Lawsuit To Prevent End Of Federal Benefits
• Second Day Of Jury Selection In Capital Gazette Mass Shooting Case Concludes With At Least 70 Qualified Jurors
• Danny Glover, Samuel L. Jackson, Liv Ullmann And Elaine May To Receive Honorary Oscars
• Surfside Condo Collapse: At Least 1 Dead, 99 Unaccounted For; 55 Units Involved In Catastrophe
• Gurriel Slam Helps Jays Send O's To 20th Straight Road Loss
• Postal Problems Continue To Persist Throughout Baltimore
• Dallas County DA Reverses Plans To Seek Death Penalty For Alleged Serial Killer Billy Chemirmir
• Twin Cities Jazz Festival
• Kenneth Clark Jr. Pleads Guilty To Narcotics Conspiracy & Being A Felon In Possession Of A Firearm
• UPMC Doctors Trying To Raise Awareness About Benefits Of Naps For First Responders
• Kiermaier Ends Combined No-Hit Bid, Rays Top Red Sox 1-0
• Evanston's Fountain Square To Remain Dry For Rest Of Season Due To Faulty Work That Caused Water Loss
• Project Home: East Bay Startup Aims To Solve Housing Crunch With 3-D Printing Technology
• 'New Personnel & Procedures, Insufficient Oversight' Led To Texas Execution Without Media Present
• ACLU Sues Michigan State Police, Claims Racial Profiling, Black Drivers Pulled Over More
• Body Of Missing Swimmer Recovered From Hyde Park Pond
• 'It's Really Disturbing': Harvard Student In Surfside, Florida Describes Scene Of Building Collapse
• San Francisco Grapples With Drastic Drop in Police Recruits
• Moreno Valley Man Charged With Felony Assault For Allegedly Brandishing Handgun And Threatening Motorists
• Tickets for Huichica Music Fest 2021 in October on Sale Friday
• Supporters Of LA County District Attorney George Gascón Recall Effort To Gather In Whittier Thursday
• Sky Rout Liberty For Franchise-Record 7th Straight Win
• McDonald's Hosts Pop-Up COVID Vaccine Clinics At 70 Calif. Locations
• Joseph Maez Charged In Long Beach Crash That Killed Man In Wheelchair
• A's Split With 5-1 Win In Texas As Bassitt Gets 8th W In Row
• 2 Police Officers Among Those Injured In Crash That Shut Down Northbound Lake Shore Drive Through Hyde Park
• Where The Bullet Came From That Killed Good Samaritan Johnny Hurley Remains A Mystery- For Now
• More Than 1 In 10 People Have Missed Their Second Dose Of Covid-19 Vaccine
• LA County Opens 3 New COVID Vaccination Sites; Offers New Incentives Including Six Flags, LA Zoo Tickets
• After Couple Executed In Street, Some Blame Puerto Rican Day Parade For Spike In Violence
• Denver Sheriff Department Defends Meal Contract With Aramark Amid Inmate Complaints Of 'Rotten Food'
• North Texas Job Fair Planned In Response To Worker Shortages
• Post-Pandemic Used Car Prices Soar at Bay Area Dealerships
• Planet 13 Opening Massive Marijuana Dispensary In Orange County
• Race To Vaccinate Teens Against COVID Underway
• Steelers Will Not Hold Training Camp At Saint Vincent College This Year
• Yuba City Man Accused Of Threatening, Kidnapping Mother Of His Children
• 'It's Alarming To Me': Long Beach Building Inspectors On Alert Following Florida Condo Collapse
• LA Auto Show Set To Return To Convention Center In November
• New Report Calls on State Lawmakers to Outlaw Anti-Growth Policies, Adopt Uniform Building Code To Address Housing Crisis
• Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office Welcomes New Chief Of External Affairs
• Councilman Mark Ridley-Thomas Puts Forward Proposal To Unite City And County Efforts To End Homelessness
• San Francisco City Employees Respond to COVID Vaccine Mandate
• Affidavit: FBI Feared Pennsylvania Would Seize Extremely Valuable Civil War-Era Gold
• Ellis County Mother Seeking Answers In Daughter's Death, Fights For Release Of Police Records
• Kitten Stuck In Storm Drain Rescued By First Responders In Ambridge
• Rudy Giuliani's License To Practice Law Suspended Over Comments About 2020 Election
• Concern From Community After Bullets Fly Through West Sacramento Apartment
• Brooklyn Intersection Renamed After Legendary New York City Journalist Pete Hamill
• Husband Pleads Guilty To 2019 First-Degree Murder Of Wife Heather Gumina Waters In El Dorado County
• 2 Arrests Made In Pittsburg Shooting That Killed 19-Year-Old Antioch Man
• Hawaii To Ease Testing Rules For Vaccinated Travelers From California, U.S. Mainland
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• Morgan Park High School, Illini Alum Ayo Dosunmu Hopes To Be First-Round NBA Draft Pick
• Details Of Vice President Kamala Harris' Visit To El Paso & A Look At Border Apprehensions In Texas
• 'Our Roads Need Attention Now': Attleboro Official Says State Can't Afford 2 Month Sales Tax Holiday
• EB I-80 Near Donner Summit Reopens After Jackknifed Big Rig Cleared From Scene
• Shooting In Olde Town Arvada: Officer On Leave After Death Of Samaritan Johnny Hurley
• Pittsburgh First Responders Undergo Extensive Training For Situations Like Miami Condo Collapse
• Swallows Charter Academy Graduate Claims Senior Photo 'Replaced Because Of Pride Flag'
• Fairly Excited: Placer County Fair's Return Brings Joy And Enthusiasm
• Gov. Jared Polis Says He's 'Proud' Of Raiders' Carl Nassib For Becoming First Active NFL Player To Come Out As Gay
• More Than $32 Million Allocated For LA County Transportation Projects
• Federal Appeals Court Rules Baltimore's Aerial Surveillance Program As Unconstitutional
• COVID: Santa Clara County Races To Vaccinate More Teens As Delta Variant Spreads
• San Francisco Police Arrest 4 Including Juvenile on Homicide, Burglary Charges
• Living Memorial Lines Fence Surrounding King Soopers Store On Table Mesa Drive In Boulder
• Hundreds Of Local Child Care Providers March For Higher Wages
• Dorchester Man Arrested In Connection With Downtown Crossing Shooting
• Gilroy Police Investigate Fatal Shooting on Monterey Street
• Minnesota Lawmakers Strike Deals On Most Parts Of The Budget, But More Policing Changes Still Not Sorted
• #TogetherInPride: Looking Back On 10 Years Since New York Legalized Same-Sex Marriage
• Condo Collapse: Champlain Towers In Surfside Was Due For 40-Year Inspection
• McKinney Police Catch Alleged Porch Pirate Who Ultimately Returned Items To Owners
• Coordinated Western Wear A Sight To See At Cheyenne Frontier Days
• Lake Oroville Level Likely to Fall So Low Hydro-Power Plant Will Shut for First Time
• Firefighters Praise Dump Truck Driver For Safely Unloading Flaming Debris In Parking Lot 
• Eric Adams Says He's 'The Face Of The New Democratic Party,' But Fellow Candidates Remind Him The Race Isn't Over
• Woman Finds 95-Year-Old Message In A Bottle In Michigan
• San Bernardino County Sheriff's Sgt. Marc Goodwin Faces Child Pornography Charges
• LA County Reports Largest Daily Number Of New COVID-19 Cases Since Mid-May
• Charles Bennetti Lucky To Be Alive After Removal Of Baseball-Sized Aneurysm; 'That Is Huge And We Need To Fix This As Soon As Possible'
• Some Parents May Be Smart To Defer Monthly Child Tax Check That Start In July
• No Plans To End COVID Contact Tracing Program On Which State Of Illinois Has Been Spending Millions
• Surfside mayor: "Buildings like this don't fall down in America"
• Chicago Aldermen Send Letter To Mayor Disputing Claims They Disrupted Council Meeting
• Minnesota's Dry Weather Leading To Hay Shortages On Farms, Concerns For Live Stock
• Anne Arundel County School System & Department Of Health Partner To Expand Vaccination Clinics
• Reddit Post Sparks 'Crazy And Unexpected' Wave Of Donations To New Jersey Foster Care Charity
• Man Accused Of Kidnapping Mother Of His 3 Kids In Patterson
• South Philly Shooting Leaves Two 15-Year-Old Boys In Hospital, Police Say
• Here's A List Of Bills Gov. Whitmer Signed Into Law Thursday
• Irritated Great Neck Residents Say They've Had About Enough Of Overnight National Grid Construction
• Legendary Saxophonist Gerald Albright Helps Kick Off Black Music Festival At Point State Park
• Could It Happen Here? Expert Weighs In On California Building Codes In Wake Of Condo Collapse In Florida
• 73-Year-Old Long Island Man Determined To Keep Community Clean Spends Weekends Picking Up Trash
• 4 Airlifted To Hospital After Head-On Crash In Westmoreland County
• #TogetherInPride: NYPD, Gay Officers Action League Highlight Progress For LGBTQIA+ Members
• Howard County Police Announces New Program To Assist 911 Callers Dealing With Mental Health Crises
• Fairy Houses Popping Up Across Chicago Natural Areas
• UCLA Researchers Discover How Immune Cells Can Be Trained To Fight Viruses
• Exclusive: Brooklyn Residents Say Video Proves Sanitation Workers Issued False Tickets For Garbage On Sidewalks
• Paid Extras Needed For Billy Porter Movie 'What If?' Filming In Pittsburgh
• Child Care Providers March In Sacramento Pushing Gov. Newsom For Higher Pay
• Metro Transit Looks To Hire 70 Bus Drivers As Commuters Return
• Detroit Creative Agency, Verse And Hook, Selected For American Association Of Independent Music Fellowship
• One-third of Americans plan to go away this summer
• CPUC Tightens Rules On Wildfire-Triggered Public Safety Power Shutoffs
• Small Businesses In Rehoboth Beach Riding Biden Boom With Summer Now In Full Swing
• 5 Things To Know About Enhanced Child Tax Credit
• WorkShare Program Allows Illinois Residents To Work While Still Collecting Unemployment, In Effort To Prevent Layoffs
• Funeral Services For Fallen Arvada Police Officer Gordon Beesley Scheduled For June 29
• Taste With Tori: LesbiVeggies In Audubon Packs Flavor With Powerful Message
• 17-Year-Old Dies After Crashing Motorcycle Into Pole In St. Cloud, Police Say
• Mayor Baraka Outlines 5-Year Plan To Stimulate Newark's Post-Pandemic Economic Recovery
• Palm Springs Breaks 128-Year-Old Record For Rainfall On June 23
• MDOT: Northbound Southfield Freeway, Service Drive Closures At Michigan Avenue In Dearborn This Weekend
• Back Together: Blaine Prepares To Welcome Community Back For Annual Traditions
• Summer Campers Take On Denver Police Officers On Basketball Court
• Man Charged With Shoving Utility Worker, Hitting Woman In Head With Rock In Glenview
• Update: Richmond Mayor Accuses City Manager, City Attorney Of Improperly Using Funds To Investigate Him
• COVID Vaccines: San Francisco Moscone Center, City College Mass Vaccination Sites To Close
• Bassitt Wins 8th Consecutive Decision, A's Split Series With Rangers
• Families Desperate To Find Missing Loved Ones After Partial Surfside Building Collapse
• Shrewsbury High Mascot To Remain Colonials After 'Polarizing' Debate
• Flora's Hair Designs, Destroyed During Unrest, Builds Back Bigger Than Before
• 'Eyebrows Raised' As Lamar Jackson & His Mother Reportedly Negotiating Contract Extension Without Agent
• Report: 20 People With Israeli Citizenship Missing In Condo Collapse
• Sanchez Stays Hot At Plate, Taillon Solid On Hill As Yankees Crown Royals
• New Report Finds Pennsylvania Animal Shelters May Be Euthanizing Pets Needlessly
• Gov. Cuomo Signs Gender Recognition Act, Expanding Protections For Transgender And Non-Binary New Yorkers
• Mayor Scott Discusses Gun Tracing & Community Violence Intervention Groups With President Biden
• Lexington Student Fixes Up 71-Year-Old Truck Found By Her Grandfather, Pulls Up To Prom In It
• Hermosa Beach City Council Extends City's COVID Outdoor Dining, Retail Program
• 'Changing The Culture Of Policing', DPD First Major-City Department To Embrace New 'ABLE' Training
• California Lawmakers Seek To Remove 'He' From State Laws
• Stolen Art Worth More Than $100K Returned To Grosse Pointe Woman's Family
• Missing Baltimore Teen Found
• Residents, Elected Officials Fume After George Floyd Statues Vandalized In Brooklyn And Newark
• 'A Lot Of Lives Ruined': 2 Teenagers Charged With Murder In Lowell Shooting Of Adrian Kimborowicz
• Perry Mattfeld Dishes On Season 3 Of "In The Dark"
• A's Fiers Likely Not Throwing Another Month After Injection For Sprained Elbow
• East Flatbush Hit-And-Run Victim In Critical Condition; Neighbor Says Cars Speed Through Intersection 'All The Time'
• Marysville Store's Liquor License Revoked After Alleged Sales To Minors
• Massachusetts Task Force 1 Trains For Rescue Situations Similar To Miami Building Collapse
• Heart Inflammation Among Young Adults, Teens From COVID-19 Vaccine Rare, New CDC Reports Says
• Condo Collapse: Collins Avenue Running Through Surfside Collapse Could Be Closed For Lengthy Duration
• Children among 64 killed in Ethiopian military airstrike
• 600 unmarked graves discovered at former children's school in Canada
• Samuel L. Jackson, Liv Ullmann and Elaine May to receive Honorary Oscars
• Operation Dry Water Enforcement: Oakland County Sheriff's Office To Increase Lake Patrols July 2-4
• U.S. outlaws imports of Chinese-made product used in solar panels
• Massachusetts Reports 78 New COVID Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• FTC Sending Out Refund Checks To Victims Of Los Angeles-Based A1 DocPrep Inc., Streamlined Marketing
• Bustang Service Resumes To Estes Park On July 3
• 16-Year-Old Shot To Death Outside Hurricane Harbor In Arlington Identified
• Iowa To Deploy State Officers To Texas To Help At Southern Border
• Cook County Nurses Go On Strike Over Staffing Issues
• Interstate 25 Closures Begin Thursday Night Near Monument
• Bonus! Duncanville ISD Employees To Receive One-Time Payment Of $2,500
• Roseville Boy, 12, With Severe Epilepsy Gets His Wish Of A Backyard Car Wash
• Demolition Begins At Perkins Homes To Make Way For Redevelopment
• PRC To Hold Household Chemical Collection In Washington County
• Colorado Parks & Wildlife Puts Fishing Closure In Place On Dolores River Near Durango
• Juan Hurtado, Owner Of 5 Pepe's Restaurant Franchises, Gets 15 Months In Prison For False Corporate Tax Returns That Underreported Sales
• CDC Says Heart Issues Related To Covid-19 Vaccine Are Very Rare
• Huntington Beach Police Arrest 2, Seize $3.5 Million Worth Of Drugs In Ongoing Investigation Into Mexico-Based Trafficking Group
• Michigan DNR: Deer Private Land Assistance Network Grant Application Period Open Now Until July 18
• 'Armed and Dangerous' Suspect Sought In San Francisco Homicides
• Son To Stand Trial In Strangulation Death Of Father Who Had Lost Money In Scam
• California Drought: EBMUD Officials Talk Water Wasters and How Residents Can Save
• New Bill Headed To Newsom's Desk Will Remove 'He' From State Code
• Philadelphia City Council Passes New Budget With $155 Million For Violence Prevention
• Extreme Heat Warning Issued For Santa Clarita, Antelope And San Fernando Valleys This Weekend
• Pittsburgh Steelers Release Veteran Offensive Lineman David DeCastro
• Former Baltimore DPW Supervisor Ronald Smith Sentenced To A Year And A Day In Federal Prison
• DPD Launch 'Operation Restore Order' 'Enough Is Enough,' In Response To Surge In Violence In The City
• After Three-Assist Night, Revolution Midfielder Carles Gil Named MLS Player Of The Week
• Black farmers have their debt-relief funding halted
• Emergency Warning Sirens Sound By Mistake In Several Northwest Suburbs
• Teamsters vow to unionize Amazon from "coast to coast"
• SEE IT: Heat's Tyler Herro, Chris Quinn Unload Water, Snacks Near Scene Of Condo Collapse
• Hailstone From April Storm Sets New Texas Record
• Infrastructure pact would boost machinery and other companies
• Biden Administration Extends Nationwide Ban On Evictions For 30 Days
• Baltimore County Summer Lunch Program Starts Next Week
• Bay Area Reopens: Memorial Stadium In Berkeley To Be At Full Capacity For Upcoming Cal Football Season
• Berkeley Police Evacuate Park During Standoff With Domestic Abuse Suspect
• Boston Hospital Networks Announce COVID Vaccine Requirements For Employees
• NFL Will Legalize 'Pat Patriot' Throwback Helmet ... But Not Until 2022
• Driver In Deadly Modesto Crash Suspected Of DUI
• Final Missing Cow That Escaped Meatpacking Plant Found In South El Monte Park; Songwriter Diane Warren Pays For Cow's Life To Be Spared
• Condo Collapse: 'The State Will Be Helping Out In Any Way We Can,' Gov. Ron DeSantis On 'Tragic Situation'
• Dallas Police Arrest Man For Murder Week After Victim Found Shot To Death In Vehicle
• Authorities Identify Oxford Couple Killed In Apparent Murder-Suicide
• LA Releases New Public Dashboard To Track City Finances
• Former Flyers Coach Dave Hakstol Named Expansion Seattle Kraken's 1st-Ever Head Coach
• Derek Chauvin Sentencing: Legal Expert Thinks Ex-Cop Will Get At Least 25 Years
• 'No Zone Or Street Is Immune': Pittsburgh Police, Public Safety Teaming With ATF And Community To Explore Ways To Reduce Violent Crime
• Dawara Brothers Sentenced For Setting Fire To Old City Hookah Lounge In 2018, Badly Damaging Stores, Homes
• 76-Year-Old DUI Suspect Arrested After Pedestrian Struck, Killed In Sacramento
• 'Brave And Selfless': Witnesses Describe John Hurley's Heroic Actions During Shooting In Olde Town Arvada
• California Reopens: Ferry Service Resumes To Oracle Park In Time For Giants / A's Bay Bridge Series
• Paraguayan President's Sister-In-Law Reported Missing After Surfside Partial Building Collapse
• Massive Crane Squeezes Under Golden Gate, Bay Bridge Enroute To Port Of Oakland
• Frog Pond Spray Pool On Boston Common Opens For Season
• Here's How Michigan Ranks Among Other States In Recreational Boats Per Capita
• 'We Couldn't Do Anything': Family Members Wait On Word About Missing Loved One From NC Tubing Accident
• Airlines Serving Pittsburgh International Airport Give Final Approval For Modernization Project
• Stephen Amell Refutes He Was "Forcibly Removed" From Flight
• At Least 1 Dead, 99 Unaccounted For; 55 Units Involved In Catastrophe
• Anne Arundel County Police Rescue Peacock Lost For Weeks
• 2 People Rescued After Rollover Crash On WB I-80 In North Sacramento
• Texas Gas Prices Are An Average 87 Cents Higher Than Last Year As Summer Travel Skyrockets
• Loki becomes 1st major queer character in Marvel Cinematic Universe
• CDC: Eviction Moratorium Extended Through The End Of July
• Police: 17-Year-Old Shot 9 Times Throughout Body In East Germantown
• Salinas DA Files Criminal, Civil Complaints Against Vehicle Towing Schemes
• HCMC Awarded For Focus On People Experiencing Homelessness
• Former Boston Mayor Ray Flynn Hospitalized After Fall
• MN Supreme Court: 'The Time Is Right' To Evaluate, Possibly Expand Audio/Video Coverage Of Criminal Proceedings
• Apple Opens New Store In Downtown LA's Historic Tower Theatre
• Atravius Weeks Charged In Murder Of Ex-Girlfriend Outside Lakeville Day Care
• Bringing Up North To Downtown At The DNR's Outdoor Adventure Center
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (JUNE 26)
• Detroit Police Department's 'Operation Restore Order' Cracks Down On Violence In The City
• Britney Spears' conservatorship is an "unusual case," lawyer says
• President Biden Announces Bipartisan Deal On $1 Trillion Infrastructure Plan
• Biden Announces Bipartisan Compromise On Infrastructure Proposal
• Dylan Redwine's Older Brother Testifies About Compromising Photos In Mark Redwine's Murder Trial
• UCLA Researchers To Lead Public Health Assessment Of Communities Surrounding Inglewood Oil Fields
• Senate Passes Transportation Bill; Progress Continues On Minnesota Budget
• Newly released Capitol riot videos show police battling the mob
• Detroit Police Seek Suspect Wanted In Connection To Non Fatal Shooting On City's West Side
• Paul Pierce Pitches 'Unfiltered' Podcast With Kevin Garnett
• Woman Hospitalized After Shooting In The Hill District
• Cherry Creek School District Families Debate Critical Race Theory
• Over 23,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• House Fire In Central Minnesota Displaces Family Of 7
• Have Extra Towels? MSPCA's Angell Medical Center Seeking Donations For Pet Patients
• Condo Collapse: Outpouring Of Support, Sympathy For Families Impacted: 'This Is An Unimaginable Tragedy'
• Head-On Crash Shut Down Highway 66 In Weld County Thursday Morning
• Fort Carson Soldier Maura Spence Crowned Miss Colorado, Gets Ready For Miss America Pageant
• Pelosi Creates Panel To `Seek The Truth' On Capitol Attack
• Elkton Police Searching For Runaway 11-Year-Old Girl
• Former VP Mike Pence Comes To Simi Valley For Reagan Library's 'Time For Choosing' Speaker Series
• Takeout Cocktails Controversy: Philadelphia City Council Members Calling On State Lawmakers To Extend To-Go Drinks
• Woman's Body Dumped At San Jose Newby Landfill; Police Seek Public's Help In Case
• 'Once A Failure Occurs, Gravity Takes Over And Increases Load': Engineer Paul Danforth Gives Insight Into The Condo Collapse In Surfside
• Frontier Airlines Removing Controversial 'COVID Recovery Charge'
• Justin Timberlake: "We should all be supporting Britney"
• Woman Attacked Near CTA Green Line, Police ID Suspect In Stabbing Death Of Anat Kimchee
• Kitten Rescued From Freeway Overpass Now Up For Adoption
• After 13 Seasons With The Dallas Mavericks Rick Carlisle Is Reportedly Heading Back To Pacers
• Dallas Police Investigating Another Homicide In Mountain Creek Area
• Farmington Hills Police Department Reminds Residents About Fireworks Ordinance
• 'It Is Sad': The United Center COVID Mass Vaccination Site Closes Thursday
• Condo Collapse: 'I Think They're Gone' Family, Friends Trying To Hold Out Hope
• These are the best sellers from Amazon Prime Day 2021
• Texas Border Wall: Gov. Abbott Says Nearly $400,000 Raised In First Week Of Donations
• Mayflies Hatch In Downtown St. Paul, In Some Places Blanketing Sidewalks And Roads
• Video shows boy being pulled from rubble after condo collapse
• Peace Coffee's New Pride Month Drink
• Caught On Video: Vandal Smashes OMNY Screens In Subway
• Derek Chauvin Sentencing: Legal Expert Thinks Ex-Cop Will Get At Least 25 Years
• Deputies: Man Accused Of Shooting 'Many' Rounds At Ex At Sonora Mobile Home Park
• New York's COVID State Of Emergency Over, But City Officials Caution Unvaccinated People
• Condo Collapse: Family Reunification Center Set Up To Assist People In Finding Missing Relatives
• Three Recent Stabbings Downtown Prompt Community Alert; Police Searching For Suspect
• Giuliani has N.Y. law license suspended for election falsehoods
• Microsoft debuts Windows 11 in first big update in 6 years
• Man Shot, Killed By Hawaii Police Was From Ann Arbor
• Photos: Muddy Slide Fire Lights Up Night Sky In Routt County
• Minnesota Weather: 75% Of The State Is Now Experiencing Drought
• CDC extends COVID-19 ban on most evictions through July 31
• Bipartisan group of senators reaches agreement on infrastructure framework
• Coronado High Basketball Coach JD Laaperi Fired Over Tortilla-Throwing Incident
• Police: Attempted Rapist Who Grabbed Woman By Throat In Midtown Arrested
• Al Horford Grateful For Another Shot At Some Unfinished Business With Celtics
• COVID In Minnesota: Nearly 67% Of Minnesotans 16+ Have Received A Vaccine Shot
• 12-Year-Old Boy Shot In Strawberry Mansion
• Missing Chester County Woman Shannon Lake, 2 Children Found Safe: Pennsylvania State Police
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 221 New Coronavirus Cases, 15 Additional Deaths
• NYPD: Man Pretending To Be Police Officer Robs Women At Gunpoint Inside Queens Spa
• Pelosi announces creation of select committee on January 6
• MLB Releases 2021 All-Star Game Jerseys
• Adrian Beltre, PA Announcer Chuck Morgan To Join Rangers Hall Of Fame
• Gordon Headed Back To Hendrick, Leaving Fox Sports Booth
• Antioch Seeks To Be NorCal Cannabis Capital With Mega Marijuana Facility At Former Kmart
• Oakland County Adds $50 Incentive To Help Reach 70 Percent Vaccine Goal By July 4
• Chicago Weather: Scattered Showers, Thunderstorms Thursday
• Lego is finally making its iconic bricks from recycled plastic
• Supe Says San Francisco Rent Relief Programs Will Reach Only A Third Of Tenants In Need
• Ceres Man, 66, Suspected Of Stabbing His Brother To Death
• Detroit Police Officer Charged In High-Speed Crash That Killed Attorney Cliff Woodards
• 2 Killed After Car Collides With Dump Truck In Western Wisconsin
• NH Man In Custody After Allegedly Pointing Gun At Driver Honking At Him
• New #BoulderStrong Resource Center Open Now To Help Community Heal After Grocery Store Shooting
• Condo Collapse: Residents' Harrowing Escape Attempt Led Them Back To Unit For Rescue
• Former Philippine President Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III dies at 61
• Planned Parenthood reacts to Britney Spears' IUD allegation
• WATCH: Young Boy Rescued From Rubble Of Miami-Dade Condo Collapse
• Mpls. Officials Announce Installation Of 3 'Parklets' Near 38th And Chicago In Effort To Support Local Businesses
• Annapolis Construction Worker Claims $40,000 Vaccine Lottery Prize
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Continue To Decline
• Northeast DC Pedestrian Bridge Collapse Reportedly Caused By Tractor Trailer Collision, I-295 Now Open
• Colorado Weather: Cooler And Wetter Pattern Settling In
• Kyle Larson Chasing NASCAR History At Pocono
• Buckingham Palace report reveals 8.5% ethnic minority staff
• Deceased Not Disabled: DMV Keeps Sending Parking Placards To Dead Woman
• Philadelphia Man, Pavel Belous, Awaiting Trial For Robbery, Kidnapping Of Man In Bucks County Now Facing Homicide Charges
• Every NYC Resident Now Eligible For In-Home COVID Vaccine, De Blasio Says
• Stolen Cellphone Helps Police Track Berkeley SUV Theft Suspects To Pleasanton, Oakland
• Peyton Manning Goes Tubing In Colorado, Poses For Selfie With Teen
• Unemployed Workers Can Visit State Offices Starting June 30
• Dallas County, Cities Of Dallas And Mesquite Announce $70M Joint Effort To Reduce Homelessness
• Human Remains Found In Northern Minnesota Belonged To Man Reported Missing In 2018
• 'I Cried Like A Baby': COVID-19 Long-Hauler From Fall River Returns Home After 6 Months In Hospital
• Woman Found Shot In Parking Garage Near Columbia Mall Dies
• At Least 1 Dead, 9 Hurt In Partial Condo Building Collapse Near Miami Beach; Video Shows Boy Pulled From Rubble
• Why Cubans see Biden as no "different from Trump"
• Gillette Stadium Is Getting A Massive New Video Screen
• At Least 1 Dead, Several Injured After South Florida Condo Partially Collapses
• Bears Cause Separate Crashes On Busy Massachusetts Interstates
• Condo Collapse: 'We Pulled 35 Occupants That Were Trapped; Rescue Operation Ongoing,' Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Officials
• NYC Board Approves Rent Increase For Rent Stabilized Apartments
• SEE IT: Condo Collapse In Surfside
• TSA Hiring Security Officers At Philadelphia International Airport; Offering Hiring Bonuses
• Oil Springs Fire Evacuations Lifted
• Julian Edelman Cracks Wise At Mac Jones' Look In Madden Video Game
• North Texas Police Shooting Suspect Royce Wood In Custody After Being On The Run For Days
• Texas-Based Photographer Captures Sacramento Couple's Proposal, Calls On Twitter To Track Them Down
• 2021 on track to be deadliest year of U.S. gun violence in 2 decades
• Residents Rescued After Surfside Condo Building Partial Collapse: 'We Heard A Really Big Rumble'
• Condo Collapse: 'We Can Drown Here,' Surfside Resident Barry Cohen Recalls Telling Wife Amid Harrowing Escape
• SEE IT: Maryland Man Bitten By Venomous Copperhead Snake Along Trail While Filming
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• Jobless claims edge down as U.S. economy slowly heals
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• Pa. House Of Representatives Votes For Banning 'Vaccine Passports,' Limiting Health Secretary
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• Biden endorses bipartisan infrastructure agreement
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• FDA will add warnings to Pfizer and Moderna vaccine fact sheets
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