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• Outage Leaves Thousands Without Power In Oakley
• COVID: High Vaccination Rate May Prevent Post-Holiday Spike Of Contagious Delta Variant
• High-End Heist: Brazen Thieves Steal Designer Handbags From Luxury SF Retailer Neiman Marcus
• Woman Found Dead In Burning Car In La Habra Heights, Investigation Underway
• Max Lewis, College Student With Denver Roots, Dies After Being Shot By Stray Bullet On Chicago Train
• Devers Homers, Surging Red Sox Hold Off Ohtani's Angels 5-4
• Fireworks Causing Damaging House Fires In Sacramento Region
• Vendor Struck And Killed By Vehicle In Ontario, Driver Charged With DUI And Gross Vehicular Manslaughter
• Caught On Camera: Suspect Who Broke Into Van Nuys Apartment Naked Attempted Earlier Break-In At Different Location
• South Central Neighborhood Council Passes Resolutions On South LA Fireworks Explosion That Injured 17
• Chicago Weather: Warm Temps For Most Of The Week
• Two Teens Shot In Possible Drive-By In Uptown
• Fire Crews Battling 3-Acre Brusher In Chatsworth Near North Boulder Ridge
• R. Kelly's Lawyers Request Delay Ahead Of New York City Trial
• Mudslide In East Troublesome Fire Burn Scar Leads To Closure Of Highway 125
• 20 Years Have Passed Since The Disappearance Of Tionda And Diamond Bradley
• Phillies Beat Up Cubs 13-3 To Hand Chicago 10th Straight Loss
• Alonso's Tie-Breaking Double Sends Mets Past Brewers
• Chicago Police Post Warning Fliers About Troubled Rentals In West Town
• Ober Wins 1st, Kepler Hits 2 Homers, Twins Top White Sox 8-5
• Residents Say Illegal Fireworks Remain Major Problem In New York City; 'It's Gonna Go On The Whole Summer!'
• Man Critically Hurt In Drive-By Shooting Near 76th Ave. & Pecos St. In Adams County
• Secaucus Neighbors Evacuated After Reported Domestic Incident Involving Armed Man
• NYPD: MTA Bus Drivers Attacked In Separate Incidents In Bronx And Staten Island
• Glenwood Canyon Mudslides: Even Rainfall Events That 'Aren't Extreme' Will Lead To I-70 Closures
• At Least 31 People Shot Over Holiday Weekend In Dallas And Fort Worth
• Police Searching For Suspect After 2 Women Violently Attacked In Chelsea
• 43-Year-Old Man Accused Of Threatening, Charging Hollywood Police Officer
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Increasing In Dallas And Tarrant Counties
• Surfside Condo Collapse: Another Victim Recovered, 117 People Unaccounted For
• Soggy Night On Duval Street As Tropical Storm Elsa Inches Toward Key West
• Alfaro Homers In 8th, Marlins End Dodgers' 9-Game Streak
• Candlelight Vigil Held For Slain Safe Streets Worker Kenyell 'Benny' Wilson
• Large Brush Fire Erupts Near Gorman, Forces Evacuations At Nearby Recreation Area
• Missing 10-Year-Old Boy Found Safe
• Gamel Hits 2 HRs, Drives In 6 Runs; Pirates Rip Braves 11-1
• Penn Wynne Volunteer Firefighter Sean DeMuynck Dies While Battling House Fire, Officials Say
• Marlins End Dodgers' 9-Game Streak With Alfaro Homer in 8th
• Tropical Storm Elsa Expected To Move Near Lower Florida Keys On Tuesday
• 2 Sisters Drown In Lake Lewisville After Falling Off Boat During Birthday Celebration
• How Have DOJ Probes Impacted Other Cities' Police Departments?
• Man Taken Into Custody After Pittsburgh SWAT Situation
• Smoker Stolen From Minneapolis Church Helped Serve Food To Thousands During Unrest
• Heavy Rain In Centennial Leads To Flooding In Streets At SouthGlenn Parking Lot
• 2nd Bribery Trial Of Former Richardson Mayor And Developer Husband Starts Tuesday
• Inmate Firefighter Accused Of Stealing Cal Fire Engine And Crashing It Into Business
• 5 Shot, 3 Killed During Fourth Of July Neighborhood Block Party In Dallas' Hamilton Park Area
• Crews Rescue Injured Red-Tailed Hawk From Light Pole In Boulder
• LAPD Officer Shoots Dog After Being Attacked By It In South LA
• Maryland Court Of Appeals Upholds Temporary Restraining Order Keeping Federal Unemployment Benefits In Place
• Kim Pitches Cardinals Past Giants, St. Louis Gets To Gausman
• Multiple Agencies Investigating Ocean City Fireworks Explosion, Remaining Fireworks Destroyed
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 3.4M Marylanders Are Fully Vaccinated
• 'You Are Still That Girl': North Baltimore Church Shows Love To Suspended Track Star Sha'Carri Richardson
• Healing Youth Alliance Group Focuses On Mental Health & Trauma Within The Young Black Community In Baltimore
• San Mateo: Woman Claims Ex-Boyfriend Threatened, Raped Her Multiple Times
• Teen Killed, 11 Hurt In Ohio Fourth Of July Block Party Gunfire
• Illegal Fireworks Flow Into California, Some By The Truckload
• Richard Donner, "Superman" director, has died at age 91
• Booms, Blasts, Whistles Fill Night Sky In San Jose Despite Crackdown On Illegal Fireworks
• 16-Year-Old Shot While Walking Her Dog In Somerville
• Man In Serious Condition After Drive-By Shooting In West Baltimore
• St. Louis Gets to Gausman, Kim Pitches Cardinals Past Giants
• Rally Held For Winston Smith Outside BCA Headquarters: 'We Want The Truth!'
• Stillwater Welcomes Holiday Weekend Visitors For 1st Time Without COVID Restrictions
• MN Weather: Much-Needed Rain Comes Tuesday, Followed By Summer's Coolest Temps
• Motorcyclist Killed After Colliding With Vehicle On West El Camino Avenue In Sacramento
• Sports Betting Plan Hit With Legal Challenge
• Caught On Video: Sideshow Crash Outside Sylmar Restaurant
• Inmate Firefighter Accused Of Stealing Cal Fire Engine And Crashing It Into Business
• Baltimore Man Deamonte Spencer Charged In Shooting Deaths Of Kamira Jeter, Leah Jeter
• Denver Police Respond To Substantially Fewer Fireworks Calls Than In Previous Years
• 16-Year-Old Boy Fighting For Life After Being Shot In Head In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Neighbors React To July 4 House Fires In North Highlands
• Colorado Microburst Lifts 2 Pontoon Boats Out Of Water, Drops Them Upside Down Near A Home
• COVID: Modest Post-Fourth Of July Surge Likely Due To Travel, Gatherings
• Ruben Cohen And David Zara Presumed Dead After Plane Crash Outside Aspen On 4th Of July
• Juvenile Charged In Connection With 4 'Suspicious' Fires In Kittanning
• The International At Castle Pines Hasn't Been A PGA Tour Stop In Colorado Since 2006. There's Still A Void
• Teen Gets Injured In Lyons After Tubing Accident
• Study: Ohio's Vax-A-Million Lottery Did Little To Improve Vaccination Rates
• 15-Year-Old Boy In Critical Condition After Woodlawn Shooting
• Four-day workweek trial an "overwhelming success" in Iceland
• Marlins' Sixto Sánchez Needs Surgery, Will Miss Season
• Police Release Sketch Of Suspect Wanted In Merrimac Home Invasion, Assault
• Good Samaritans Help Man Who Fell In Lake Michigan Until Rescue Crews Arrived
• Man Killed In East Baltimore Shooting
• Nonprofit Energize Colorado Helps More Than 2,000 Women And Minority-Owned Businesses Stay Alive During Pandemic
• I-70 Through Glenwood Canyon Back Open After Flash Flood Warning
• Aaron Rodgers Says He's Spending Offseason Learning To Take Care Of 'The Total Package'
• Tenants Fed Up With Scaffolding That Has Been Up In Front Of UWS Building For 10 Months, Despite No Work Being Done
• Man Taken Into Custody After Allegedly Robbing Natomas Check-Cashing Business
• One person killed on ride at Iowa amusement park
• Jury Selection Set For Wednesday In Jeremy Webster's Deadly Road Rage Shooting Trial
• Missing Mariposa County Teen Found Alive
• CDOT Not Taking Any Chances, Closes I-70 Through Glenwood Canyon After Flash Flood Warning Goes Into Effect
• Monroe County Closing Schools From Marathon South As Tropical Storm Elsa Approaches
• Truck Jumps Curb, Critically Injures 2 Women In Anaheim
• Tuesday's Show Info (7/6/21)
• NYPD's Search Continues For Suspect Wanted For Slashing Tourist From Michigan Along Restaurant Row
• 'Superman,' 'Lethal Weapon' Director Richard Donner Dies at 91
• Target Field Opens At 100% Capacity With Special Giveaways
• Confirmed death toll in Surfside condo collapse rises to 28
• State Declares Disaster For Morris After Battery Fire
• For Minneapolis Fire Crews, A Busy Fourth Of July
• 'I Don't Think They'll Last Too Long': Army Vet Pushes Biden Administration To Help Afghan Translators
• Recent Flash Flooding, Mudslides In Cameron Peak Burn Scar Are Just The Beginning
• North Texas Animal Shelters Seeing Pets Returned After Being Adopted During Pandemic
• New Jersey High School Students Launch Website To Help Peers Find Pre-College Opportunities
• Passengers Crowd Denver International Airport After July 4th Weekend
• Man Killed, Woman Wounded In Venice Car-To-Car Shooting, Crash
• Ransomware Group REvil Demands $70 Million In Kaseya Cyberattack
• Despite New Measures, Future Of Police Reform In Minnesota Still Unclear
• Yankees Legend Yogi Berra Gets U.S. Postal Service Forever Stamp
• 'Milky' Sky Caused By High Altitude Smoke From Far-Off Wildfires, NWS Says
• Parents Of Queens Hit-And-Run Victim Trying To Get Emergency Visas To Visit Critically Injured Son, Sister Tells CBS2
• "I don't think about stopping": 96-year-old devoted to helping children
• The Potential Impact Energy Plan 'RGGI' May Have On Pennsylvanians' Electric Bills Debated
• Afghan interpreter speaks out as Taliban advance with U.S. withdrawal
• Windsor Playground Set On Fire, Police Search For Witnesses
• 8-Year-Old Found After Going Missing In Lakewood
• Farmers Say Agriculture Industry Is Bouncing Back After Pandemic, Seasons Of Bad Weather
• California Data Support Remarkable Efficacy of COVID-19 Vaccines
• State Unemployment Compensation System Experiences Technical Issues
• Crowds Line Streets Of Ridgewood, NJ For Return Of Annual Fourth Of July Parade
• University Of Chicago Student, Max Lewis, Dies After Being Shot On CTA Green Line
• 'We Are Going To Be Careful, We Are Looking At Codes': Miami Beach Officials On High Alert In Wake Of Surfside Condo Collapse
• Former Yankees Pitcher CC Sabathia Opens Up About Alcohol Dependency In New Memoir 'Till The End'
• 3 People Shot In Cicero In Possible Road Rage Incident
• Tyson Recalls 8.5 Million Pounds Of Chicken Products Due To Possible Listeria Contamination
• Texas Governor Abbott, Attorney General Paxton Each Face 2 Major Challengers In Republican Primary
• Denver Police Investigate 5 Shootings In 3 Hours, Beginning Just Before Midnight On 4th Of July
• Wild Re-Sign Nick Bjugstad To 1-Year, $900,000 Contract
• Light Rail Maintenance Impacts Service On H & R Lines
• Texas Police Officer Shot Responding To Parking Lot Dispute
• Why Are Some People More Prone To Mosquito Bites? The Answer Stinks
• Dallas Police Say Missing Man Diagnosed With Autism Found Safe
• Deputies: Registered Sex Offender Walked Onto Ponderosa High Campus, Sat Next To Students Eating Lunch
• Maryland Task Force Members To Assist At Site Of Surfside Condo Collapse
• Maryland Prosecutors Seek 35-Year Sentence For Gang Member In Killing
• MLK Statue In Long Beach Park Vandalized With Hate Speech
• Suspect Opens Fire On I-83 In Baltimore During Road Rage Incident
• James Kallstrom, FBI Agent Who Led Investigation Into TWA Flight 800, Dies At 78
• Maryland Traffic: Delays Reported On US 50, Bay Bridge As Vacationers Head Home
• 'Late Show' Band Leader Jon Batiste Having A Big Year
• Hackers Hit Miami-Based IT Software Company In One Of The World's Largest Ransomware Attacks
• Unvaccinated People Are 'Variant Factories,' Infectious Diseases Expert Says
• Ohio Governor Sending State Highway Patrol Troopers To Texas Southern Border
• Report: 'Superman,' 'Lethal Weapon,' 'Goonies' Director Richard Donner Dies At 91
• Why Are Some Hesitant Get The COVID Vaccine? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Women In Science: Megan Winton Is 1st Staff Scientist Hired By Atlantic White Shark Conservancy
• Nearly 80 Shots Fired In West Philadelphia Shooting That Injured 2 Teens, Killed 2 Men, Police Say
• Police: Long Island Teen Hit In Face By 'Mortar-Type' Firework, Rushed To Hospital
• Suffolk County Police Searching For Boater Who Fell In Great South Bay After Crash
• UPMC, Pittsburgh Public Schools Partner To Administer COVID-19 Vaccines To Students And The Public
• UPDATED: Oakland Marijuana Grow Warehouse Destroyed In Overnight 3-Alarm Fire
• Man Killed, 2 Hospitalized In Fourth Of July Block Party Shooting On Long Island
• CoCo County Sees Biggest Grass Fire of 2021 During July 4th, Total Fires Down
• COVID In Colorado: Mass Vaccination Sites Close Amid 70% Vaccination Rate
• 'He Doesn't Have Any Ill Will': Father Of Rise Of The Moors Co-Founder Reacts To I-95 Standoff
• Florida's West Coast Braces For Tropical Storm Elsa
• Florida Condo Collapse: Remaining Champlain Towers South Building Imploded; 27 Confirmed Dead
• 'All Hands In For Surfside' Mural Created In Wynwood To Remind Community Of 'Humanity And Hope'
• Some Questioning Why Philadelphia Police 'Did Absolutely Nothing' As White Supremacists Marched Through Center City
• Blue Jackets Goalie Matiss Kivlenieks Dies After Fireworks Accident
• Fourth Of July Holiday Could Mean Even More Trash Pickup Delays In Philadelphia
• Fully Vaccinated Ambridge Man Contracts Delta Variant Of COVID-19
• Hackers Demand $70 Million To End Biggest Ransomware Attack On Record
• Jet Ski, Boat Involved In Accident Near Tiscornia Park; Woman Rushed To Hospital
• MLB All-Star Game In Denver: Players With Colorado Connections
• Stash Of Remote-Controlled Illegal Fireworks Found In Hermosa Beach Bunker
• Salinas Man Sentenced To Life For Torturing Former Girlfriend
• Code Orange Air Quality Action Day Issued For Most Of Pittsburgh Area Tuesday
• Missing Man: Lakewood Police Find Pioquinto 'Poncho' Madrigal
• Boats, Dock Catch Fire On River In Westport
• How Tom Brady Could Have Been TB10 Instead Of TB12
• At Least 5 Brockton Fires Blamed On July 4th Fireworks
• Germán Márquez Will Represent Colorado Rockies At All-Star Game
• Grill Blamed For Starting Fire That Damaged 2 Townhomes In Centennial
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Issues Executive Order Expanding State Of Emergency Ahead Of Tropical Storm Elsa
• Water Is Disappearing In The West -- And Not Just During The Summer
• Director Quentin Tarantino Says He Purchased Vista Theatre
• Texas State Sen. Jane Nelson Will Not Seek Re-Election In 2022
• Modesto Police: Person Who Was Lighting Fireworks In The Street Struck, Killed By DUI Suspect
• Rates Of New Covid-19 Cases Are Almost 3 Times Higher In States With Low Vaccination Rates, New Data Shows
• Aurora Police Searching For 3 People Who Ran Away After Deadly Crash On 4th Of July
• Geoff Diehl Becomes 1st Republican To Enter 2022 Massachusetts Gubernatorial Race
• Man Drowns, Another Rescued Off Lake Street Beach In Gary, Indiana
• Olivia Police Officer Fatally Shoots Person Department Says Was Armed During 'Altercation'
• Motorcyclist Mark Krebs Killed In Thurmont Crash On July 4th
• University Of Chicago Medical Center Shut Down For Three Hours After Gunfire Near ER
• Illegal Fireworks Seen Across Sacramento All Fourth Of July Night
• Containment Of California Wildfires Grows But Wind A Concern This Week

• 12-Year-Old Shot In Baltimore Friday Expected To Be Released From Hospital
• Atlanta Woman Wakes Up To Find A Wild African Cat On Her Bed
• Sounders Match MLS Record For Unbeaten Start, Tying Rapids
• Colorado's Comeback: More Denver Recreation Centers To Reopen July 6
• 9-Year-Old Boy, 2 Men Injured By Illegal Fourth Of July Fireworks In Carroll County
• MLS Cannot 'Corroborate Or Refute' Allegations That MN United Player Made Racist Comments
• Massachusetts DCR's Free 'Learn To Swim' Program Begins
• Goalie Matiss Kivlenieks, 24, dies after fireworks incident
• Wildfire Update: Firefighters Driving Salt Fire Toward Sacramento River
• Woman Killed In Tubing Accident, 2 Others Injured
• San Francisco Fire Crews Battle Multiple Fires Overnight
• State Probes July 4 Police Shooting Of Man Outside New Jersey Home
• 2 Injured In Chinatown Shooting
• 16-Year-Old Shot In Arms, Legs In Baltimore Monday
• 1 Confirmed Case Of Listeria Tied To Tyson Ready-To-Eat-Chicken Products Recall In Delaware, Health Officials Say
• Latrobe Banana Split Festival Returns To Legion Keener Park In August
• Cinema In The Park Returns To Pittsburgh
• Kimball Man Airlifted After Pickup Truck Crashes Into Tree
• With Trevor Lawrence Signing Contract With Jaguars, Perhaps Mac Jones Won't Be Far Behind With Patriots
• Identifying The Dead From Surfside Condo Collapse Is Burdensome, Time-Consuming Task
• Man Shot, Run Over By Car In Roxbury; 3 Others Hurt In Separate Boston Shootings
• CC Sabathia opens up on addiction and recovery
• Study Says As Many As One-Third Of Wisconsin's Gray Wolves Likely Killed After State OK'd Hunting In February
• Human Remains Found In Mississippi River In Minneapolis Near Xcel Energy Water Power Park
• Suspect Throws 'Powerful Pyrotechnic' Explosive At Wisconsin Police Officers, Injuring Both
• Nonprofit: Number Of Drownings In Great Lakes Jumps In 2021
• 24-Year-Old Swimmer Drowns In Pennsylvania Lake, Coroner Says
• Investigation Underway After 23-Year-Old Man Was Pulled From The Monongahela River
• Newark Airport Terminal Evacuated After Passenger Set Off Security Door Alarm
• 2 Arrested On Intoxication, Gun Charges After Fiery Crash In Shrewsbury
• Twins' Nelson Cruz Named To All-Star Reserves
• Key West Residents Prepping For Tropical Storm Elsa, Visitors Taking It In Stride
• James Peachee Arrested, Accused Of Injuring 2 Aurora Firefighters When They Tried To Help
• At least 82 Shot, 14 Fatally, In Independence Day Weekend Shootings In Chicago
• Minneapolis Police Investigating After Woman Found Dead In Marcy-Holmes Apartment
• 32-Year-Old Man Shot & Killed In East Baltimore Early Monday
• Investigation Clears Bouncer In Death Of Man Assaulted At Redwood City Wine Bar
• Blaze At Hammond Fireworks Store
• 5 Injured In 4 Separate Shootings Overnight In Minneapolis
• Community Prayer Vigil To 'Build Up Austin'
• Suspect Shot By CHP Officers After Pursuit From Pasadena To Downtown LA
• 'I Hear People Screaming': Surfside Resident Recalls Horrific Condo Collapse
• Modesto Amber Alert Suspect Walter Lara Arrested, Accused Of Stabbing Son's Mother
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 40 New Coronavirus Cases Over Last 72 Hours
• Community MVP: The Movement Team
• San Jose Man Arrested For Allegedly Fencing Stolen High-End Bicycles
• Flash Flood Watches Include Several Colorado Burn Scars Through Monday Evening
• Trash Can And Dumpster Fires: Pittsburgh Fireworks Task Force Kept Busy For Independence Day Celebrations
• 3 North Highlands Homes Damaged In Fires Within An Hour On Fourth Of July Night
• Allen Hall, 42, Identified As Man Fatally Shot In Loring Park Neighborhood
• Victim Killed In Lake Minnetonka Jet Ski Crash Identified As 15-Year-Old Chanhassen Boy
• Thousands get fake COVID vaccine shots in alleged scam in India
• Kelsie Schelling's Family, Officers Dedicate Bench In Honor Of Young Woman Who Disappeared In 2013
• 2 Rescued Near Great Falls, Montgomery County Fire Official Says
• Does Anybody Want To Talk About Josh Taylor?
• How to get the most out of your cash when inflation is rising
• Denver Weather: Most Areas Will Get Wet Late Monday As Flash Flood Threat Looms
• Philadelphia Weather: Heat Returns As Temperatures Soar Into Upper 80s Monday
• Central Minnesota Man, 28, Drowns Trying To Retrieve Fishing Bobber From Lake
• Southwest, American Delays Hint At Hard Summer For Travelers
• Military plane crash leaves at least 52 dead in Philippines
• Dover, NH Fireworks Display Ends After 'Malfunction' Causes An Explosion
• Men Hold Parking Garage Attendant At Gunpoint In Chinatown Robbery, Philadelphia Police Say
• Terry Donahue, Winningest Coach In UCLA History, Dies At 77
• Man Charged With Stealing Newark Fire Vehicle, Leading Police On Chase
• Women Wanted After Stabbing Man In Throat In Center City, Police Say
• Florida Saw Uptick In COVID-19 Cases Last Week
• Modern dance troupe Pilobolus pivots to helping seniors stay on their feet
• Jarren Duran: It 'Sucks' To Miss Out On Olympics, But 'I Totally Understood 100 Percent'
• Joey Chestnut Discusses New Record At Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest
• In-Person 4th Of July Celebrations Offer Renewed Appreciation For Freedom After COVID-19 Pandemic
• Man Falls Off Raft, Struck 'Multiple Times' By Propeller In Dennis
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: A Little Muggy, Rain Showers Possible Monday
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• Fire Restoration Company Took Money, Never Repaired Homes And Now The Contractor Is Dead
• Gunmen kidnap 140 high school students in Nigeria
• Torn Flotation Device Leads To Styrofoam Spill On Lake Tahoe
• Maryland-Based Company Demolishes Remaining Portion Of Surfside Condo In Florida
• New Bedford Crash Leaves 2 Dead, Speed Believed To Be Contributing Factor
• Surfside Manager Andrew Hyatt Pushes Back On Report Of Delayed Building Repairs At Champlain Towers South
• Kate Middleton self-isolating after COVID-19 exposure
• Phillies' Zack Wheeler, J.T. Realmuto Make National League All-Star Team
• Thousands tried crowdfunding during pandemic. It flopped.
• Deputies Say Suspect In 2nd Home Intruder Shooting In Stanislaus County Shot At Homeowner
• Max Fried's Pinch-Hit Single Lifted Braves Past Marlins 8-7
• Exxon lobbyist said carbon tax is "not going to happen"
• Target Field Opening At Full Capacity; Twins Celebrating With 'Welcome Back Week'
• Miller Farms Hosts 4th Of July BBQ Fundraiser To Repair Tornado Damage
• 'The Hard Way Home': 3 Men Setting Off To Row From Chatham To Ireland
• Teen Deven Gonzalez, Mother Andrea Gonzalez Rescued From Surfside Condo Collapse Fell Several Floors
• Maasai women find advantage, and respect as anti-poaching rangers
• Marine vet dad and long-lost daughter meet after more than 60 years
• Facebook Hack 'Could Jeopardize My Job,' One Victim Fears
• Terry Donahue, winningest UCLA football coach, dies at 77
• PTL Links: July 5, 2021
• Marquis Jaylen Brown Foundation Marks One Year Since Dannielle Brown's Hunger Strike
• Back With A Bang: New York City Pulls Off Long-Awaited Macy's Fireworks Show
• Pittsburgh Weather: Summer Swelter Returns
• 2 CPD Officers Shot In South Austin
• Red Sox Matt Barnes, J.D. Martinez, Nate Eovaldi Named To American League All-Star Team
• Woman Killed In South Austin Shooting, Concealed Carry Witness Shoots Offender
• Pa. State Police Searching For Tyler Bowen, Wanted For Numerous Sex Crimes
• Three Story Miami Beach Residential Building Evacuated Over Safety Concerns
• 2 Dead, 4 Injured After Drive-By Shooting In Washington Park
• 'It's Really Nice To See All The People Gather Together:' Pittsburghers Flock To Point State Park For Fourth Of July
• Group Described As White Supremacists March In Philadelphia
• Chicago Weather: Hot, Humid Day Ahead
• Man Barricaded Inside North Side Home Leads To SWAT Situation
• Massive American Flag Gets Painted On Grass In Washington Co. Park
• Dozens missing after landslide tears through Japanese resort town
• Man Shot Once In Northview Heights

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