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Articles from June 29, 2021

• SF Law Firm Representing Huge Caseload Of Sex Assault Claims Against Uber Seeks To Unify Lawsuits
• Gunther's Ice Cream Named Best In California By Food And Wine Magazine
• COVID Reopening: Oakland A's Host Rangers With Fans In Stands For First Time Since Pandemic
• Driver Injured After Pursuit Ends In Pacoima With Violent Crash
• Buehler Deals, Surging Dodgers Sweep Giants With 3-1 Victory
• 'Target Whoever They Could': 15 Vehicles Vandalized With Swastikas, Racial Slurs In Denver
• State Lawmakers Fight Back After Oklahoma Tries To Lure National Western Stock Show Out Of Colorado
• Gregory Thomas Arrested In Washington For Murder Of Missing Commerce City Woman
• CDOT Reaches Out To Neighboring States To Help Drivers Avoid I-70 As Threat Of Mudslides Continues
• Heads Up Denver Shoppers, Bag Fee Takes Effect This Week
• SJ Lawmakers Greenlight Plan To Build Urban Village At Berryessa Flea Market Grounds
• Students And Parents Speak Out About Sacramento Teacher's Racist Comments
• SoCal Beaches Score High On Heal The Bay Beach Report Card Ahead Of Busy July 4th Weekend
• More Than 9 Tons Of Fireworks Seized By San Bernardino County Fire Task Force
• Arrest Made In Connection With Shooting Death Outside Elk Grove Hotel
• 'Justice, Protection, & Loyalty': Coloradans Pay Their Respects To Fallen Arvada Police Officer Gordon Beesley
• Buehler Deals, Surging Dodgers Sweep Giants With 3-1 Victory
• LA County Recommends Indoor Mask Wearing As Delta Variant Circulates
• Lava Fire: Officers Kill Gunman Near Pot Farms In Evacuation Area; 13,000 Acres Burned
• Call Kurtis: Is Free Same Day Delivery Really free?
• Pasadena Police Investigating Dodgers Pitcher Trevor Bauer For Alleged Assault
• Medtronic Bringing New Research & Development Campus To Lafayette
• Girls Sell Lemonade In Commerce City To Benefit Family Of Fallen Arvada Police Officer Gordon Beesley
• Schools In Colorado With Native American Mascots Face Fines Under New Law
• California AG's Wife Among Candidates Seeking His Assembly Seat
• Gavin Sheets Delivers In Debut, White Sox Beat Twins 7-6
• Chicago Weather: Last Day Of Humid, Unsettled Weather On Wednesday
• Firefighters Knock Down Structure Fire In Fairfield
• New City Council Proposal To Look Into Banning Homeless Encampments In Certain Parts Of Los Angeles
• Not A Slugfest This Time, But Cubs Lose To Brewers Again As They Score Only One Run
• Joey Gallo Homers Twice, Rangers Beat A's 5-4
• July Trial Date Vacated In Court Battle Over Denver Broncos Ownership
• Man Gets 15 Years For Shooting Projectiles Onto Monterey Co. Highways
• Gavin Sheets Delivers In Debut As White Sox Beat Twins
• DuPage County Allocates $15 Million For Small Business Hit Hard By Pandemic, Rush To Apply Is Quick
• Police Need Help Finding 82-Year-Old Missing Man From Santa Clara
• Denver City Council Considers La Alma Lincoln Park For Historic Cultural District Status
• Registration For Massachusetts 'VaxMillions' Lottery Begins Thursday
• McCann, Lindor Come Through, Mets Rally Past Braves
• Brookline Therapists See PTSD Patients Improve Significantly With Experimental Ecstasy Therapy
• A 12-Year-Old Girl's Dream For Pool Dashed After Contractor Runs Off With Money, Family Says
• Tri-State Area Heat Advisory: 'Feels-Like' Temperatures Soar Above 100 Amid Heat Wave
• Pride Celebrations Turn Violent As NYPD Clashes With Crowd In Washington Square Park
• 2 Great Horned Owls Found Tangled In Wire & Netting In Colorado Springs
• Denver Water Main Break Floods Park Hill Streets
• Rockies' Germán Márquez Comes Within 3 Outs Of No-Hitter Against Pirates
• Couple With Chicago Ties Now Among 12 Confirmed Dead In Surfside, Florida Condo Building Collapse
• Velasquez Tosses 2-Hitter Over 7, Phillies Beat Marlins 4-3
• Celebration Turned Into Tragedy: Texas Mother Of USNA Midshipman Killed By Stray Bullet In Annapolis
• 'Sadness In The Community': Area Around Surfside Condo Collapse At An Eerie Standstill
• Terrance Franklin Killing: BCA Considers Opening Investigation Into Deadly 2013 Minneapolis Police Shooting
• Martinez Leads Red Sox Past Slumping Royals 7-6
• Florida Condo Collapse: Death Toll Now 12 After Body Recovered Tuesday Evening
• 'Trying Our Hardest 24 Hours A Day': First Responders Have Removed Over 3 Million Pounds Of Concrete From Condo Collapse Site
• East LA Mother Sandra Chico Arrested For Murder In Deaths Of 3 Young Children
• 3 Shot In Queens, Police Searching For Gunman
• Yankees Overcome Ohtani's 2 HRs, Slug Past Angels 11-5
• Gurbir Grewal Stepping Down As New Jersey Attorney General
• PG&E Burying Power Lines In High-Fire Zones To Keep The Lights On In Severe Weather
• Surfside Condo Collapse Is Third Largest Building Failure In Country's History
• Keegan Oyugi's Body And Car Found In Savage, Police Say
• Utility Companies Prepare For Potential Power Outages Due To Strained Systems
• Second Phase Of Capital Gazette Mass Shooting Trial Begins
• Courage Kenny's Adaptive Horseback Riding Program Provides Unique Therapy
• Lawsuit Likely Against Ocean City After Violent Teen Vaping Arrests on Boardwalk, Baltimore Civil Rights Attorney Billy Murphy Says
• Walmart Will Debut Its Own Brand Of Insulin This Week
• Several Bay Area Beaches Get Failing Grades in Annual Report Card
• Therapy Dogs Visit Patients And Staff At M&T Bank Center Vaccination Site During Last Week Of Operations
• As Winthrop Mourns Shooting, Grief Counselors Go Door-To-Door To Offer Comfort
• Triple Jumper Jasmine Moore Of Mansfield Lake Ridge Takes Leap Of Faith To Tokyo
• Minnesota House Passes Public Safety Deal Without Some DFL Police Accountability Demands
• Velasquez Tosses 2-Hitter Over 7, Phillies Hang On To Beat Marlins 4-3
• White Sox' Luis Robert Cleared To Increase Baseball Activities After Injury
• State Fire Marshall Encourages Marylanders To Attend Public Firework Displays
• Driver Shoots, Kills Armed Motorcyclist Who Came Towards Him On I-35, Fort Worth Police Say
• Detroit Kids Learning Life Skills Through Performing Arts - Eye On Detroit
• Revere Firefighters Battle Three-House Fire In Extreme Heat
• I-70 Reopened Again Through Glenwood Canyon After Flash Flood Warning
• 2 Suspects Now Charged In Gary Bank Robbery In Which Security Guard Was Shot Dead; Federal Prosecutors Could Seek Death Penalty
• Police Searching For 2 Suspects Accused Of Setting Fire To St. Veronica's Church In North Philadelphia
• Howard County Ranked Healthiest Community In Maryland By U.S. News & World Report; Top 10 In The Nation
• New Illinois Law Allows Student Athletes To Cut Money-Making Deals
• 4 Cats Found Dead Over 24-Hour Period Outside Armstrong County Home; Humane Officer Seeks Information
• Oakland Council Members Push Back On Police Budget Claims, Say 'It Is Not A Cut'
• GOP's Gubernatorial Candidate Faulconer: Boost Shelters For Homeless Californians
• Moody's Upgrades Illinois' Bond Rating For First Time Since 1998
• Texas Juvenile Center Employee Arrested For Alleged Sexual Activity With Minor In Custody
• Jonathan Rodriguez-Zamora Charged In Drive-By Shooting That Wounded 3 In Long Beach
• Church Caretaker In Gold Run Shot While Confronting Fugitive
• Gun Control: San Jose City Council Set To Approve Mandatory Insurance, Annual Fees A Month After VTA Shooting
• Relief Coming For Illinois Parents Seeking Child Care And Providers
• San Leandro 3.9 Earthquake Prompts Questions About Quake Alerts
• Man Who Allegedly Hit State Trooper In Revere Found In Maine
• Student Researchers At McDaniel College Working To Help To Stop The Spread Of Covid-19
• City Of Chicago Moves From COVID-19 Travel Order To Advisory With No States On Restricted List
• Floridians Ready To Hit The Road For July 4
• UPDATE: Shark Attack Victim Talks About Harrowing Encounter with Great White
• Pedestrian Hit And Killed By Vehicle In South Sacramento
• Will The Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Need A Booster Shot Against The Delta COVID Variant?
• Minneapolis City Council VP Andrea Jenkins Says Activists Held Her Captive
• Woman Shot On 'Eat Street' In South Minneapolis
• Pennsylvania Republicans Pushing New Election-Auditing Office In Budget
• 2 Suspects Charged In Murder Of Darrin Barnes, Police Say
• Actress Viola Davis To Be Keynote Speaker At LMU's Commencement
• Russian cargo ship sets off after space station
• Oh Baby! Newborn Twins Delivered By Surrogate Carrying Embryos With DNA From Their 2 Dads
• Study: Christmas Eve Fire At Clairton Coke Works Sent Scores Of People With Asthma To Hospitals And Doctor's Offices
• Community Leaders In South Shore Call For End To Violence After Mass Shooting
• Detectives Searching For 4 Individuals Linked To Family Dollar Robbery
• Oakland Coliseum Opens To Full Capacity With No COVID Restrictions
• Man Gets 15 Years For Shooting Marbles at Cars with Slingshot in Monterey County
• Police: Man Attacks, Slashes Deli Worker In Brooklyn
• Wild's Kirill Kaprizov Wins Calder Trophy, Making Him NHL's Top Rookie
• First Lady Jill Biden Pushes COVID-19 Vaccinations In Dallas
• West Sacramento Man Partners With USO In Hopes Of Further Honoring Grandfather, A WWII Vet
• Friends Of Miami Animals Opens Hotline For Pets Missing From Surfside Condo That Collapsed
• Prominent Structural Engineer Allyn Kilsheimer Hired By City Of Surfside To Investigate Cause Of Condo Collapse
• Plugging abandoned oil and gas wells could help save climate – and jobs
• Flight Delays, Cancellations Continue As Summer Travel Surges
• Lingering Effects Of Pandemic May Be To Blame For Continued Rise In Gas Prices
• Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown Calls For Write-In Campaign Following Loss In Democratic Primary
• Man Arrested By Greeley Officer Ken Amick, Who Faces Felony Assault Charge, Denies Arson Claim
• Miami-Dade Mayor Assembling Team Of Experts To Enhance County's Building Safety
• 1 Man Killed, Another Wounded In Sleepy Hollow Shooting
• Police: Officer Involved Accident In West Baltimore
• World Health Organization Still Encourages Vaccinated People To Wear Masks As Delta Variant Surges
• See It: Bear Cub Spotted Walking Through New Jersey Suburb
• $300K Payment To Retiring Tarrant Regional Water District Executive Revoked
• Former Pittsburgh Penguins Goalie Marc-Andre Fleury Wins 2020-21 Vezina Trophy
• John Pistorino, The Man Behind Requiring 40-Year Recertification, Talks Surfside Condo Collapse
• Search in Florida condo building collapse stretches into 6th day
• North Texas Cities Pushing Illegal Fireworks Reporting To Phone Lines, Websites To Keep 911 Lines Open
• Largest Tiny Home Village In California To Be Built Within Months For Unhoused Angelenos In Highland Park
• $50,000 Reward Offered To Help Identify Driver In Hit-And-Run That Killed Leo Dimeglio
• Georgia's top elections official defends new voting law
• Pittsburgh Native And Her Husband Still Unaccounted For After Surfside Condo Collapse
• Tony Moreno Announces He's Accepting Republican Nomination For Pittsburgh Mayor
• House votes to remove Confederate statues from U.S. Capitol
• Facebook Message Leads To Warrant In Years-Old Rape Claim At Gettysburg College
• Sen. John Hickenlooper Visits Denver Carpenter Training Center As Infrastructure Bill Negotiated
• Disability activists push for more inclusive Pride celebrations
• Windsor Man Convicted Of 2nd Degree Murder In 2018 DUI Fatal Crash
• Police Bust Illegal Pot Grow In Union City Warehouse
• Alarm In Mount Greenwood After 2 Paintball Attacks In Broad Daylight
• 'Let's Keep The Faith': Venezuelan Ambassador Carlos Vecchio Meets With Grieving Families At Collapsed Condo Site
• West Penn Burn Center Prepares For Fourth Of July Weekend
• $15 Minimum Wage Goes Into Effect In Chicago Thursday And Could Mean Price Hikes; Study On Tipped Wages Also Getting Under Way
• Waterspout By Key Biscayne, Seen From Downtown Miami
• California Moves To Phase Out State-Run Youth Prisons
• Thousands Of Municipal Workers In Philadelphia Threatening To Go On Strike
• Sweepstakes, Raffles And Giveaways: Are COVID-19 Vaccination Incentives Making A Difference?
• Feds Order Automakers Including Tesla To Report Automated Vehicle Crashes
• Florida condo resident stayed with girlfriend on night of collapse
• Condo Collapse: Death Toll Now 12 After Body Recovered Tuesday Evening
• 'I'll Believe It When I See It': Englewood Apartment Residents Still Waiting For Repairs
• New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal Stepping Down To Join SEC
• North Texas Seeing Uptick In Road Rage: 'We're All More Reactionary Today Than We Were A Year Ago'
• Police In Tarrant County Can Now Issue Citations, Rather Than Arrest For Low Level Crimes
• Families, Marine Patrols Ask Boaters To Leave Booze On Shore As Fourth Of July Holiday Approaches
• 3 Killed In Fatal Erie County House Fire
• Baltimore Police Investigating Daytime Shooting On Harford Road
• Traffic On Blue Route Stifled As Car Drives Through Guardrail, Down Embankment
• L.A. County urges masks indoors as Delta variant spreads
• 4 Children, 2 Adults Rushed To Hospital After Accident On Dan Ryan Expressway Near 47th Street
• 'It's Horrible': Chicago Residents Want City's Help To Prevent Flooding
• Detroit Woman Concerned By Residue Left By Flood
• COVID Vaccines: San Mateo County Closes In On 90% With At Least 1 Dose
• Friends And Family Pay Tribute To Arvada Police Officer Gordon Beesley In Memorial Service
• Airbnb Continues 'Party Ban' Reservation Blocks
• Open For Business: Shrivers Salt Water Taffy Has Been The Talk Of Ocean City Since 1898
• At Panel Discussion On LGBTQ+ Rights At CMU, Billy Porter Talks With Activist Who Voiced Concerns About Event
• 'Movies Under The Stars' Returns To NYC Parks This Summer
• Miami Beach, North Bay Village Cancel July 4 Events Out Of Respect For Condo Collapse Families, Victims
• Scientists: Great South Bay Off Long Island Suffering Through Most Intense Brown Tide In Years
• United Airlines Announces 3,000 New Denver Jobs, 270 New Aircraft On Order
• Thornton To Take Up Vote Amid Water Pipeline Permit Battle
• Philadelphia Corporation For Aging Issues Hotline To Help People During Heat Emergency
• Larry Scirotto To Be New Chief Of Fort Lauderdale Police Department
• Threatened California Red-Legged Frog Found Breeding In The Santa Monica Mountains For First Time In 50 Years
• Doctors Seeing Growing Interest In Tattoo Removal Procedures
• Wednesday's Show Info (6/30/21)
• U.S. Coast Guard Rescue Crews 'Always Learning' During Complex Cape Cod Training Sessions
• The Heat Is On: Marylanders Try To Keep Cool As Temperatures Continue To Rise
• 'Robotics Capital': Pittsburgh Tech Field Wants To Grow With Homegrown Talent
• Uncharted Power CEO on paving "smart" cities
• Charles H. Wright Museum Temporarily Closed Due To Flooding
• Keller @ Large: What Is Critical Race Theory?
• Spent Fireworks Thrown In Recycling Bin Cause Forest Lake House Fire
• Fugitive Wanted For Death Of Upton Man's Girlfriend Captured By U.S. Marshals
• 'Soupy Mixture Of Blackness' From Mudslides Forces Glenwood Springs To Alter How Residents Get Water
• Saratoga Man Sought In Years-Old Rape Claim After Facebook Message Prompts Warrant
• Memorial Walls Popping Up In Surfside, Pay Tribute To Missing, Dead In Condo Collapse
• Underfunded Colorado Nonprofit Youth On Record Gets $1 Million Surprise Donation From MacKenzie Scott
• Police Accountability Bill Co-Sponsored By San Francisco DA Boudin Signed Into Law
• $2 Million In Pandemic Relief Funds Available To Westmoreland County Communities
• When This High School Valedictorian Started Giving A Speech About Being Queer, The Principal Took The Mic
• Stockpile Of PPE Being Kept Outdoors At Queens Veterans' Home; Health Leaders Question If It's Still Fully Protective
• A Tool For Transparency: Body Worn Cameras Rolling Out In Anne Arundel County
• Rockland DA: 6 Charged In Spring Valley Blaze That Killed Volunteer Firefighter Jared Lloyd
• Multiple Helicopters Called To Crash In Westmoreland County
• E-470 Celebrates 30 Years With Toll Credit Giveaway
• CBS2 Gets Behind-The-Scenes Look At What's In Store For This Year's Macy's 4th Of July Fireworks Spectacular
• Serena Williams withdraws from Wimbledon due to injury
• Two LAPD Officers Hospitalized With COVID-19 Respiratory Distress
• Whether It's Air Conditioning Or Swimming, People Around Massachusetts Are Just Trying To Stay Cool
• Team Of Israeli Paramedics Providing 'Psychological First Aid' To Those Impacted By Condo Collapse
• Whitmer Breaks Ground At High-Tech Software Company TechSmith's New International Headquarters In East Lansing
• NYC Lifting Mask Requirement For Vaccinated City Workers, Mayor Says
• Simple Decision Saved Resident Of Surfside Condo That Collapsed
• President Biden, First Lady To Visit Site Of Surfside Collapse On Thursday
• Marc Holliman, 53, Arrested In Morris, Illinois; Charged With Murder Of 81-Year-Old Woman On Near North Side
• MLB Suspends Giants Reliever Santos For 80 Games After Failing Drug Test
• 19-Year-Old Jack Callahan Was 'Exorcising Demons' From Father In Duxbury Pond Death, Prosecutor Says
• Baltimore City Schools Hosts State Of The District Address To Help Prepare For Upcoming School Year
• Massachusetts Reports 63 New COVID Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Kinney County, Texas 'Overwhelmed' With Migrants, Sheriff Says
• Dogs Found Abandoned In 'Filthy' Crates At Framingham Elementary School
• Salvation Army Rochester Hosts Back-To-School Bash
• Westminster Teenager Takes Top Prize In Adams County 'I Voted' Sticker Contest
• SF Giants Pitcher Gregory Santos Suspended 80 Games For Positive Stanozolol Test
• Sen. Klobuchar, Bipartisan Group Request Mask Requirement Update From CDC And TSA For Fully Vaccinated Travelers
• 'He Deserves To Live': Delaware County Man Needs Life-Saving Kidney Transplant
• Young Eagle Hit, Killed By Car In Crescent Township
• MLB pitcher suspended for 10 games over foreign substance rules
• Father Shoots Man Who Was Allegedly Fondling Himself Outside Daughter's Window
• Staying Hydrated Key To Beating Heat In Scorching Hot South Jersey
• Lots To Consider When Hunting For Home In Historical District
• Stephon Gilmore Tweets Interesting Reaction To List Of Highest-Paid Defensive Backs In NFL
• New Changes To Michigan's Auto Insurance Starts July 1, 2021
• Encino Brothers, Their Wives Found Guilty In Fraudulent COVID-19 Relief Loan Scheme; $18 Million Spent On Luxury Homes, Jewelry, A Harley-Davidson
• Pandemic Sparks Dramatic Rise In People Struggling With Eating Disorders
• Meet Windows 11: Sleek, secure and device-neutral
• California Reopens: Uber Latest Tech Company To Rethink Return-To-Office Plans
• 2 People Get DWIs In Same Traffic Stop After Switching Seats While In Motion
• STAAR Math Scores Take A Hit, SMU Professor Says It's Time To Re-Examine How Subject Is Taught
• Horse Euthanized At Santa Anita After Fracturing Ankle During Training
• Yankees fulfill 70-year-old woman's dream of becoming a bat girl for the team
• Colorado Weather: Pattern Shift Underway As A Monsoon-Like Flow Develops
• Registration Open For Pittsburgh Public Theater's Inaugural Shakespeare Academy Summer Institute
• Mendocino Sheriff Searching Woods For Man Wanted In Shootout With Deputies, Multiple Burglaries
• TCU Men's Basketball Team On 3 Years Probation, Ex-Assistant Coach Punished
• Texas COVID-19 Vaccination By County
• Baltimore Police Searching For Lisa Andrews, Last Seen In Northwest Baltimore
• Over $13 Million In Funding Announced For Maryland Waterway Improvement
• Douglas County Named No. 2 Healthiest Community In The Nation
• Hear Ye, Hear Ye! Colorado Renaissance Festival Opens This Weekend
• 2 Men Face Charges In Duquesne Drug Bust
• Dallas Real Estate Developer Ruel Hamilton Convicted Of Bribing 2 Former City Council Members
• Teenage Boy Killed, 2nd Victim Injured In San Francisco Tenderloin Shooting
• Carmichael Rampage Suspect Identified As Jorge Armando Zepeda, 39
• Newsom Sues Secretary Of State To Get 'D' Next His Name On Recall Ballot
• Six Massachusetts Towns Hit 100 Degrees As Temperatures Climb Across New England
• 15-Year-Old Boy Shot Twice In Frankford, Philadelphia Police Say
• Join The MLB All-Star 5K In Denver's Civic Center Park On July 10
• Tyler Skaggs' Family Sues Angels, Former Employees For Negligence In Drug-Related Death In North Texas
• Sixers' Ben Simmons Withdraws From Toyko Olympics To Work On His Skillset
• DA Will Not Prosecute Rape Charges Against Man On Ferry From Martha's Vineyard To Woods Hole
• Law Enforcement Officers Shoot, Kill Man Near Pot Farms Evacuated By Lava Fire In Siskiyou County
• Maryland State Fair Opens Pre-Registration For Competitions
• Dry June Impacting Minnesota Pastures, Cattle Farmers
• Grills and smokers: How to choose the right one for you
• 20 Arrested As Catalytic Converter Thefts Surge In Torrance
• Measures On Assault Rifles, Student Loans Among New California Laws Taking Effect July 1
• Family Of Pitcher Tyler Skaggs Sues Angels For His Overdose Death
• Search Continues For Man Who Robbed 7-Eleven Clerk At Gunpoint
• Delta Variant Case Of COVID-19 Confirmed In Santa Cruz County
• Child Tax Credit: IRS Facing Possible Implementation Problems For Monthly Check
• Report Illegal Fireworks In Arlington
• University Of Minnesota's Football Stadium Is Now Named Huntington Bank Stadium
• Meet The Cast Of Love Island; Season 3 Premieres On July 7
• BART Reports Major Delays Between San Francisco International Airport, Millbrae Stations
• Micro-Grant Program For Artists Of Colors Established Through Mac Miller Fund
• Face Mask That Can Detect COVID Designed By MIT, Harvard Researchers
• First Lady Jill Biden To Encourage COVID Vaccination While Traveling To Texas Tuesday
• Glenwood Canyon Mudslides: CDOT Warns That More Heavy Rain Could Result In Further I-70 Closures
• Glenn Ordway Announces Retirement From Boston Sports Talk Radio
• Gov. Wolf Reminds Those Facing Food Insecurity To Participate In Farmers Market Nutrition Program
• Golden Gate Bridge Tolls Increasing This Week As District Recovers From Effects of Pandemic
• Maryland's Project Restore To Provide $25 Million In Incentives For Businesses, Developers To Occupy Vacant Storefronts
• Here's One Strong Vote Of Confidence For Mac Jones From Patriots Teammate
• Driver Charged After Allegedly Taking Off From Traffic Stop, Getting In Crash That Damaged Chelsea Store
• Philadelphia Declares A Heat Emergency. Here's Where To Find A Cooling Center Near You
• Do You Recognize This Tailgate Theft Suspect Out Of Dallas?
• How heat waves can scorch the U.S. economy
• I-94 In Detroit Still Closed But Looking Better After Flood
• Inmate Dies At NorCal Prison; Cellmate Identified As Suspect
• Charges: McKinley Phillips Killed Wife, Shavon Phillips, In Basement Of Woodbury Home While Kids Watched TV Upstairs
• Man, 34, Who Allegedly Attacked His Own Father Arrested After Being Barricaded In Manteca Home For Nearly A Day
• Court Hears Bail Arguments For Volodymyr Zhukovskyy, Driver In NH Crash That Killed 7 Motorcyclists
• Power Outage Temporarily Shuts Down T Service Between Allegheny And North Side Stations
• Ocean City Police Conducting Death Investigation
• VIDEO: Raging Lava Fire Whips Up Terrifying Firenado; Burn Zone Grows To 13,300 Acres
• Race To Fill AG Bonta's Assembly Seat Sees His Wife Among Frontrunners
• Pelosi introduces bill to set up January 6 select committee
• In This Tight Labor Market, Employers Offering Higher Pay, Better Benefits
• Giant Eagle Announces Net Zero Carbon Emissions Goal For 2040
• House OKs speeding up visa process for Afghans who helped troops
• $25,000 Reward Offered In Unsolved 2016 Killing Of Pacifica Man In San Francisco's Tenderloin
• Minnesota Senate Pauses To Recognize Waseca Officer Arik Matson
• LA Political Leaders Spend Night In New Tarzana Homeless Community
• Delaware Gov. John Carney, State Officials To Provide COVID-19 Update
• Scientists say there's no life on Venus — but Jupiter has potential
• Michigan Carrabba's Italian Grill Locations Offering Signing Bonuses for New Hires
• Goodwill Hosting Statewide Hiring Event Wednesday
• Minor, 2 Firefighters Hospitalized After Duplex Fire In Joppatowne
• Los Angeles Launches Fireworks Buyback Program
• Philadelphia Weather: Dangerous Heat Persists With Temperatures Feeling Like 100+ Degrees
• April letter said condo concrete deterioration was "accelerating"
• Howard Hanna Partners With The F.C. Tucker Company, Indiana's Largest Real Estate Firm
• California Wildfires: What Is A Firenado?
• United Way Expands Eviction Prevention Program In Baltimore City & Surrounding Counties
• LA City Council On Verge Of Creating Youth Development Department
• Cape Cod Scientists Researching Ways To Forecast Shark Sightings In The Future
• Climbing To Make Olympic Debut, Featuring Minnesota's Kyra Condie
• 2nd Daily St. Paul-To-Chicago Amtrak Train Expected In 2024; Lawmakers Set Aside $10M For Project
• Big Rig Hauling 71 Cows Overturns In Placer County
• STAAR Test District-Wide Results: Grades 3, 5 & 8 - Top 20 Largest School Districts in North Texas
• Police Seek Suspect In Connection To Aggravated Assault On Detroit's West Side
• Philadelphia Woman, Shaidiah McNeair, Arrested After Woman Found Shot Dead In Car Outside Of Christiana Mall
• Search On For Suspect In Shooting Of 18-Year-Old Michael Anthony Contreras-Kelly In Dallas
• Fire Burns At Antioch Homeless Encampment Near Highway 4
• San Jose Officials To Vote On Tougher Local Gun Control Measures In Wake Of VTA Mass Shooting
• Leaky Fuel Line Spills 400 Gallons Of Diesel Fuel Into Discovery Bay, Geese Rescued
• VIDEO: 15-Year-Old, 12-Year-Old Boys Robbed, Attacked At Cione Recreation Center In Kensington, Philadelphia Police Say
• AAA: Despite Highest Gas Prices In 7 Years, More Than 43 Million Americans To Hit The Road This Weekend
• Gwen Goldman Becomes Yankees Bat Girl For A Day, 60 Years After Being Turned Away
• Hays Homers In 5-run 9th To Lift Orioles Over Astros 9-7
• Mike Tomlin Makes Top 10 NFL Coaches For This Year In New Ranking
• Collin County Natural Gas Explosion Victims Ethan Knight And Deric Tarver Identified 
• Protecting Your Pets During Extreme Heat, Hot Weather
• Fireworks Shortage: Customers Should Prepare To Pay More This July 4th
• US Agency Orders Automated Vehicle Makers To Report Crashes
• United Adding 3,000 Jobs, Buying 200 New Planes From Boeing
• United orders 270 new jets in sign of optimism for air travel
• California Moves To Phase Out Its Last 3 Remaining State-Run Youth Prisons
• 16-Year-Old Fatally Shot At Fort Worth Apartment Complex On Weiler Boulevard
• Food Truck Festival Returning To Daley Plaza Every Friday Starting July 30
• 4-Year-Old Dead After Being Pulled From Retention Pond In Unincorporated Northbrook
• Police: Man Violently Robbed Of Gold Chain While Buying Ice Cream For 5-Year-Old Son
• 91-Year-Old Colorado Man Finally Celebrates PRIDE As Openly Gay Man: 'Huge Experience Of Freedom'
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Positivity At 0.54% As Hospitalizations Decline
• 19-Year-Old Shot By Stray Bullet Near Upper West Side Basketball Court
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 60% Of Pennsylvanians Age 18 And Above Fully Vaccinated
• COVID In Minnesota: No New Deaths Reported In Last Day; 79 New Cases
• Small Explosion Rocks Downtown Walnut Creek; Suspect Arrested with Fireworks
• Stoughton Couple On Motorcycle Killed In Collision With Car
• Boy, 7, Dies In Drowning At Nimbus Flat
• Moderna: 'Encouraging' Data Shows Its COVID Vaccine Remains Protective Against Delta Variant
• Why Ime Udoka's Message To Jayson Tatum And Jaylen Brown Feels Extra Important Right Now
• 'This Was The First Year I Got To Go Deep With Something': Yolonda Ross On Season 4 Of Showtime's 'The Chi'
• With 916 Migrant Children Reunited With Relatives, Sponsors, Long Beach Convention Center's Emergency Intake Center To Close
• Amazon opens public cooling center at its Seattle HQ
• NHL Winter Classic Is Back On At Target Field: Minnesota Wild To Face St. Louis Blues On Jan. 1, 2022
• Boaters Watch Cliff Collapse Along Lake Superior In Michigan
• Deadly Force Justified In Maryland Motorist's Death, Report Says
• Teenager Robbed At Gunpoint In Tiburon, Police Seek Suspect
• Surveillance Video Reveals Tense Moments Leading Up To Church Caretaker Being Shot By Burglary Suspect
• Mixing AstraZeneca and Pfizer generates strong response: study
• Home prices jump at fastest pace in more than 15 years
• President Biden Will Visit Michigan On Saturday
• New York City Begins Moving Homeless Out Of Lucerne And Other Hotels As Pandemic Outlook Brightens
• No Mass Exodus From Collapsed Surfside Building's Twin
• 2 Line 3 Oil Pipeline Workers Fired After Beltrami Co. Sex Sting Arrests
• 1 Killed After Pickup Truck Crashes Through Bridge Barrier, Lands On Eastbound 10 Freeway In Fontana
• Staffing Shortage Affects Flights As Denver International Airport Gets Busier
• Dr. Oz And Mara Schiavocampo Discuss A Study About Who Is Most At Risk For Abduction
• Henry Ford Health System: All Employees Must Be Vaccinated By Sept. 10
• Alex Cora Wants Everyone To Appreciate Hunter Renfroe: 'He's Been Huge For Us'
• Changes Leading To Improvements Within Dallas 911
• NYPD: Man Shouting Anti-Gay Statements Stabs Subway Rider In Midtown
• Plea Agreement Hearing Set For West Virginia Woman In Capitol Riot
• Photos taken two days before condo collapse show corrosion
• Federal Judge Upholds Florida Ban On Gun Sales To People Under 21
• That Looks Good!: WCCO This Morning Team Ranks New Minnesota State Fair Foods
• GM Recalls Old SUVs; Suspension Problem Can Affect Steering
• Greek police recover stolen paintings by Picasso and Mondrian
• Early Morning Basement Fire Damages Hughson Home
• Champlain Towers South Residents Warned About Concrete Damage Months Before Collapse
• Moderna: 'Encouraging' Data Shows Its COVID Vaccine Remains Protective Against Delta Variant
• Stinky Surprise: Corpse Flower Set For Rare Bloom At San Marino's Huntington Library
• Escape From Horror: Kidnapping Victims' Remarkable Escapes
• Garrett Richards Gets Some Help From A Bucket Of Ice, Figures Things Out To Help Red Sox Beat Royals
• U.S. "deeply troubled" as Russia upholds ex-Marine's prison sentence
• Parents Of Children With Special Needs Say Porter County Education Services Is Denying Their Kids Medical Professionals In Classrooms, Despite No Additional Cost
• Non-Profit Genesys Works Building Career Paths For Youth In Underserved Neighborhoods
• Biden pushes infrastructure plan during Wisconsin visit
• Denver Center For The Performing Arts Announces Return Of 30 Shows
• Suburban Brothers Held For 33 Days In Florida In Crime They Say They Had Nothing To Do With; Arrests Remain On Their Records Despite No Charges
• Mama Bear And Cubs Crash South Lake Tahoe Beach: 'It Was Super Cute'
• New Jersey Schools Allowed To Set Their Own Mask Rules Next Year, Murphy Says
• PTL Links: June 29, 2021
• Long Branch Postpones 4th Of July Fireworks After Social Media Posts Flood Town For Beach Party
• 21-Year-Old Woman Shot, Killed In Kensington
• As COVID-19 recedes, a tide of new U.S. businesses rolls in
• A Look Back On The 9 Year Anniversary Of Maryland's Derecho Storm
• Walmart to launch its own line of insulin
• Miami Weather: Wet Start, Passing Showers & Storms In The Afternoon
• Devouring The Competition: North Texan Jocelyn Walker Returns To Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest
• Sacramento Teacher Recorded Using Racist Language In Class
• Vice President Kamala Harris' Trip To Detroit Delayed
• Allegiant Air Announces New Nonstop Service From Pittsburgh To Melbourne, FL
• United Airlines Expanding Fleet; Up To 4,000 New Jobs In San Francisco Over Next 5 Years
• Woman Never Knew Her Big Sis, But Discovery Of 1930s Film Reel Helps Ease That Loss
• Return To The Office: Expert Gives Tips On Conquering Anxiety, Getting Back To In-Person Work
• Search On For 2 Teen Sisters Last Seen In North Hills
• Shooting Victim Found In Car Outside Of Christiana Mall In Newark, Police Say
• Man Killed, Another In Critical Condition After Overnight Shootings In Baltimore
• Samantha Power on Vice President Kamala Harris' immigration comments
• Man charged after jumping from moving plane at LAX
• U.S. troops leaving Afghanistan on brink of all-out civil war
• 'Slow Down And Pay Attention': Boston EMS Issues Heat Wave Warning
• Spectacular image captures ISS crossing in front of the sun
• Seattle residents struggle to find ice and water amid record heat
• Trains In The Loop Delayed After CTA Reports 'Minor Fire'
• Questions emerge about Florida building's issues before collapse
• "I Do Know That Time Is Ticking': Search And Rescue Hangs On To Hope For Survivors
• Judge blocks early cutoff of unemployment aid in Indiana
• Massive "Dragon Man" skull found in China
• Trudeau: Pope should apologize for church's role in residential schools
• U.S. troops in Syria come under attack after strikes on militias
• Some Cologuard users hit with unexpected high bills after cancer test
• Gwen Berry responds to backlash after she turns away from U.S. flag during anthem
• Spectator who caused massive crash at Tour de France fled
• Border Patrol Agent Saves Drowning Migrant Child, Woman Rescued After Falling From Southern Border Wall 
• Tips To Fully Unplug And Unwind When Taking Time Off
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/29 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Philadelphia Officials Announce Some City Pools Opening This Week
• Mother arrested after 3 children found dead in East L.A. home
• Man Shot In Leg While Sitting Inside Grand Crossing Home
• After Violent Weekend With 2 Mass Shootings Within About 2 Hours, Concern Grows About Violence During Upcoming July 4th Holiday
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot, Humid Conditions
• FAA Delays Approval For Boeing 777 Due To Hardware, Software Changes
• Workers Struggle To Stay Cool In Pittsburgh's Scorching Heat
• Chicago Weather: Flash Flood Watch In Effect; Thunderstorms, Heavy Rain Tuesday
• Combination Of High Temperatures, Humidity Can Be Dangerous To Your Health
• UPMC, Pitt Looking For Volunteers For COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Dose Clinical Trial
• Motorcyclist Critically Injured After Colliding With Car On Roosevelt Expressway
• California EDD Will Require Proof of Job Search To Collect Benefits Beginning In July
• Flags In Westmoreland Co. To Fly At Half-Staff In Honor Of Long-Time Firefighter Richard Fry
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• One Person Injured In Overnight Manchester Shooting
• Police Investigating Perry South Carjacking
• Pittsburgh-Based Duolingo Files To Go Public, Reveals Significant Revenue Surge
• Pa. Budget Plan Would Allow For College Athletes To Cash In On Name, Image, Likeness
• Call Kurtis: Elk Grove Cosmetic Surgeon Accused Of Malpractice Surrenders License
• Pirates Fall 2-0 In Series Opener Vs. Rockies
• The Latest On Stephon Gilmore's Situation With Patriots

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• Walmart unveils low-cost insulin for diabetes patients
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• Tracking the blistering heat wave
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• Audio released of first responders at deadly condo collapse in Florida
• Biden promotes $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure deal in Wisconsin
• Georgia secretary of state sees "absolutely no merit" in DOJ's lawsuit on voting rights
• "The Cruelty is the Point" looks at Trumpism
• Man missed Florida building collapse by staying with girlfriend
• Supreme Court to rule on Arizona election laws
• Charges could be filed against the Trump Organization as early as this week
• Biden pitches infrastructure plan in Wisconsin
• Questions arise over who should be held accountable for Florida building collapse
• Supreme Court deals blow to immigrants in new ruling
• Microsoft ramps up user security with Windows 11
• Surfside building had a history of structural damage prior to collapse
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• Trump Organization could face charges in the coming days
• Officials seek answers after deadly Florida building collapse
• Delta variant of coronavirus, first identified in India, has spread to nearly every U.S. state
• Photos show concrete, corrosion damage before Florida condo collapse
• U.S. Supreme Court rules on immigration and pipeline cases
• GOP lawmakers move to take power away from Arizona secretary of state
• China trying to rewrite history in Xinjiang with online propaganda push
• Biden defends infrastructure agreement amid pressure from congressional Democrats and Republicans
• Uncharted Power CEO on paving smart cities
• Unprecedented heat wave in Pacific Northwest sets new records
• Pfizer, Moderna COVID vaccines likely produce lasting immunity against coronavirus
• Some long-haulers suffering from coronavirus symptoms now face financial challenges
• Samantha Power on Vice President Kamala Harris' immigration comments
• The Uplift: Former basketball players build business and relationship
• New Jersey valedictorian whose speech on queer identity, mental health was cut off speaks out
• Pacific Northwest broils under record-setting "heat dome"
• WorldView: Ethiopia declares immediate cease-fire in Tigray
• Delta variant of COVID-19 surges in U.K. ahead of planned reopening
• CBS News on front lines with Afghan Army, uprising fighters who are battling Taliban takeover
• U.K. at "extreme high risk" for travel with recent explosion in Delta variant COVID infections
• Suspect in Massachusetts shootings posted "troubling white supremacist rhetoric," DA says
• Deaths of 3 young children in East LA called "suspicious"
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• 11 deaths confirmed in Florida condo collapse