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Articles from July 6, 2021

• Toddler Abducted In Lake Elsinore Found Safe In Las Vegas; Father Suspected Of Killing Boy's Mother Arrested
• 'I Love My Home': Mountain View To Begin Enforcing Ban On RV Street Parking
• UPDATE: Smash-and-Grab Heist at San Francisco Neiman Marcus Another Retail Theft Red Flag
• Santa Cruz: Police ID Woman Whose Boyfriend Confessed To Killing Her, Led Police To Body In RV
• Wainwright Wins Fourth Straight Decision, Cards Beat Giants, 6-5
• Man Taken To Hospital After Being Rescued From Anaheim Sewer
• Under First-In-The-Nation Law, Coloradans To Receive Annual Mental Wellness Exams At No Cost 
• Lake In Rockville Hills Regional Park Drying Up
• New Law Caps The Price Of Insulin For Every Diabetic In Colorado
• Baseball Report: Cubs' Losing Streak Continues
• 4-Year-Old Child Dies From Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound In Manitou Springs, Ashlynne Perez And Carlos Perez Arrested
• Cal Fire: 2021 Wildfires Already Outpacing 2020's Wildfires
• Surfside Condo Collapse: Death Toll At 36 After Total Of 8 Bodies Recovered Tuesday
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• Denver Zoo To Vaccinate Some Animals With Experimental COVID Vaccine
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt Following Overnight Shooting In Minneapolis
• Chicago Weather: Showers And Storms Return Wednesday
• 11th Straight Loss For Cubs As They Drop Another Game To Phillies
• Marlins Beat Dodgers 2-1 On Wild Pitch, Error In 10th
• Ohtani Hurls 7 Innings, Hits RBI Double, Halos Top Red Sox 5-3
• Rodón Sharp On A Rainy Night As White Sox Beat Twins 4-1
• Numerous Mudslides Closes Poncha Pass, Multiple Cars 'Disabled'
• Minnesota Weather: Cooler, Drier Air Moves In After Rain Graces Drought-Stricken State
• Sen. John Hickenlooper Meets With Cybersecurity Experts In Colorado Springs
• 'It Was Pretty Hard': Space Simulation Studies Effects Of Pandemic On Mental Health
• Congressman: Illegal Antelope Valley Pot Grows Being Run By International Drug Cartels
• Rodón Sharp On A Rainy Night As White Sox Beat Twins
• California To Pay Victims Of Forced, Coerced Sterilizations During 'Eugenics Movement'
• Mandatory Evacuations Ordered For Residents Near Beckwourth Complex Fire In Plumas County
• Álvarez Hits 2 Hrs, Drives In 5 Runs As Astros Beat A's, 9-6
• Two Bodies Found Inside Vehicle Where Missing Teen Couple, Sophie Edwards And Ethan Manzano, Were Last Seen
• Kofi Cockburn Withdraws From NBA Draft, Not Certain If He Will Return To Illini
• Yasmani Grandal To Miss 4 To 6 Weeks With Torn Knee Tendon, But La Russa Says White Sox Will Battle On
• 3-Vehicle Crash In Sacramento Results In Multiple Injuries
• NYC Mayoral Race: Eric Adams Leads Democratic Primary With 50.5% After Absentee Vote Count
• Duquesne Light Restores Power To Most Customers In Pittsburgh Area After Widespread Outages
• Victim In Brutal Late-June Attack In Chelsea Speaks Exclusively To CBS2: 'I Fought It As Well As I Could'
• Is There An Ideal Time To Water Our Lawns?
• Police Supt. David Brown Blames Prosecutors, Judicial System In Part For Gun Violence, State's Attorney Kim Foxx Fires Back
• 'Hands Hurt, Mom': Chicago Boy With Autism Complains Of Injuries After Getting Off School Bus
• Business Opportunities Take Off For College Volleyball Player Adelaide Halverson As First Barstool Athlete
• 73-Year-Old Fully Vaccinated Man From Beaver County Hospitalized After Contracting Delta Variant Of Coronavirus
• COVID Testing Possible For Younger Colorado Students As Fall Semester Approaches
• Bay Area Family Suing Tesla Blames Son's Death On Nascent Autopilot Technology
• 9 People Believed To Be Missing In Waters Southeast Of Key West
• U.S. Gas Prices Highest In 7 Years, Over $3.50 In Chicago
• 5-Foot Python Slithers Into Toilet Bowl, Bites Man
• Judge Reprimands Lawyer After Learning Client Had No Connection To Surfside Tragedy
• Caught On Camera: Man Arrested After Putting Loaded Gun On Table Pointing At Police Officers
• Union Says EMTs Will Boycott Hometown Heroes Ticker-Tape Parade Wednesday
• Swim Beach Closed At Chatfield State Park Due To Presence Of E. coli
• Tyson Foods Recalls Chicken Products Over Possible Listeria Contamination
• Canoeist Dead After Being Pulled From North Shore Channel Near Bryn Mawr Avenue
• Baltimore County Animal Services Shuts Down Shelter Following Distemper Virus Outbreak
• Churchill Residents Confront Borough Council Members Over Amazon Distribution Center Proposal
• Hurricane Elsa Moving Northward Just Offshore The Tampa Bay Area
• Defense Expert Testifies Capital Gazette Shooter Jarrod Ramos Is On The Autism Spectrum
• Gift Of Like Michigan Will Require All Staff To Be Fully Vaccinated
• Matiss Kivlenieks Update: Autopsy Reveals Blunt Force Trauma To The Chest As Cause Of Death
• Philadelphia Firefighters On Frontlines Of Surfside Condo Collapse Rescue Effort As Hurricane Elsa Approaches
• At Least 14 Shot & 5 Killed Over Holiday Weekend In Baltimore
• 55-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Trapped Under Crane In Philadelphia's University City, Police Say
• Pirates Beat Braves 2-1 On Bases Loaded Walk In 9th Inning
• 'It's Devastating' | Demonstrators Demand Gov. Hogan Continue Federal Unemployment Benefits; Court Hearing Scheduled For Friday
• 5 Years After Philando Castile's Death, His Mother Continues Fight For Families Impacted By Deadly Police Shootings
• Johns Hopkins & Baltimore Officials Partner To Help Religious Institutions Safely Reopen
• North Texan Honors Memory Of Late Wife With Solo Trip To Disney World, Recreates Honeymoon
• FEMA Officials To Visit Michigan To Assess Flood Damage
• McNichols Civic Center Building Reopens With Baseball-Themed Art Exhibits
• Hotel Worker 'Averted Disaster' Finding Loaded Rifle And Scope In Guest's Room Overlooking Ohio Street Beach; Keegan Casteel Faces Weapons Charges
• Michigan Gas Prices Reach New 2021 High, Are Expected To Continue Rising
• 6 People, Including 3 Children, Injured In Downtown Crash
• Garland Hoopster Zuby Ejiofor Explains Unique Relationship With Coach After Committing To Kansas
• Revive I-275 Project: Road Closures Beginning July 7 That Will Go Through The Fall
• Orioles Power Past Matz, Toronto For 7-5 Victory In Slugfest
• BCA: Ricardo Torres Jr. Was Fatally Shot By Olivia Police Officer Aaron Clouse
• Laura Bishop, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Head, Steps Down Ahead Of Likely Ouster By State Senate
• Police Seek Suspect After Woman Shot And Killed In Malden Home
• 'Movies In The Parks' Begins Summer Season In Chicago
• Burbank PD Arrests Daniel Keshishyan On Suspicion Of Sexual Battery; Additional Victims Sought
• New Colorado Law Addresses 'Silver Tsunami'
• $72M State Initiative Launched To Improve Maternal, Child Health Over Next 4 Years
• Uptown Art Fair Canceled For Second Straight Year
• 'Long Overdue' Russian River Revitalization Project Launches
• Britney Spears' Longtime Manager, Lawyer Resign Amid Conservatorship Battle
• Maryland State Police: Over 3,000 Citations Issued Over Fourth of July Weekend
• 'More Can Be Done': Gov. Abbott Directs Public Utility Commission To Improve Texas' Electric Reliability Now
• NJ Man Killed In Seabrook, NH Crash; Maine Woman Charged With DUI
• Police Investigating Death Of Ceres Infant
• Construction Worker Critically Injured After Large Pipe Falls On Him
• Fairfield Homeowner Shoots, Kills Home Invasion Suspect During Breakfast
• Costco To End Senior Shopping Hours On July 26
• LINK E-Scooter Service To Launch In Baltimore July 15
• 29-Year-Old Man Charged With Attempted Murder & Assault Of 2 Prince George's County Police Officers
• Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong To Unveil 'Stand Up for Safe Oakland' Initiative After Chaotic July 4th Weekend
• $2,000 Reward Offered In Case Of Vehicles Vandalized With Racial Slurs & Swastikas
• North Highlands Man Dies In House Fire, Investigators Looking Into Whether Fireworks Were To Blame
• Signed Arbitration Agreement Prevents Jury Hearing In Sexual Battery Claims Filed By Former Panda Express Employee
• Drought Putting Bay Area Trees Under Stress; 'Give Them Water' Says Water District
• Crews Respond to Vegetation Fire Burning North of Benicia
• Skunk Tests Positive For Rabies After Spraying Dog In Lafayette
• Baltimore Nonprofits Get $5.8M in Community Catalyst Grants
• Indiana First Responders Group Joins Search Efforts In Florida Condo Collapse
• Pedestrian, Driver Injured In Suspected DUI Collision In Torrance
• Teen Girl Dies After Jumping Out Of Moving Car On Texas Highway While Arguing With Her Mother
• Man Arrested In Overnight Car Fires In Pittsburg
• Heinz Petitions For Hot Dogs And Buns To Be Sold In Same Numbers
• Crews Knock Down Grass Fire Near Phillips Refinery In Rodeo; I-80 Lanes Reopen
• Caught On Camera: Fireworks Collide With DTLA High-Rise Apartment Building
• Grundy County Seeks Information From Residents Who Were Evacuated Due To Industrial Fire In Morris
• SEE IT: FBI Releases 11 New Videos Of U.S. Capitol Riot Suspects
• Woodland Man Hit In The Foot By Celebratory Gunfire On Fourth Of July
• LAPD Officer Accused Of Sharing Social Media Post Mocking Death Of George Floyd To Keep Job
• Searchers Find Body Of Teresa Villano Formerly Of LaPorte, Indiana, Last Woman Missing From North Carolina Tubing Accident
• Texas Republicans Back Off Changes To Sunday Voting During Upcoming Special Session
• Man Dies After Skydiving Accident In Pennsylvania
• 2 Vehicles Connected To Northern Wisconsin Homicide Found In St. Paul
• 'Corpse Flower' Fully Blooms At Huntington Botanical Gardens
• Catalytic Converter Thieves Cornered In San Leandro Condo Garage Ram Through Metal Gate, Injure Officer
• 'All Words Fall Short': Loved Ones Gather For Funeral Of Guara Family Killed Surfside Condo Collapse
• KDKA Survey Reveals Why Parents Are Or Aren't Vaccinating Their Kids Against COVID-19
• Man Carjacked, Kidnapped At Gunpoint In San Francisco, Dropped Off In Oakland
• Florida Collapse Gets Engineers, Lawmakers Thinking About Structural Integrity Of Buildings Along New York's Coastline
• Officials Urged To Take Precautionary Steps To Audit Agencies Responsible For Multi-Story LA Buildings Following Florida Condo Collapse
• Fremont Teen Bicyclist Struck By Car On July 4 Hospitalized In Critical Condition
• MPD Lt. Arthur Knight Sues City Over Demotion After 'Same Old White Boys' Quote
• Eric Curry Returning To Gophers For 6th Season
• Sacramento Fire Department Releases Stats On July 4th Illegal Fireworks
• Sacramento Fire Department Releases Stats About July 4th Illegal Fireworks
• 'Get Out, Get Out!': Car Theft Caught On Camera While Owner Watched, Tried To Stop The Thief
• Santa Rosa Repeat DUI Offender Found Guilty Of 2nd Degree Murder In Crash That Killed Mother
• Marin County Pushes Back Sales Tax Extension Measure For Parks To 2022 Primary
• I-Team: Rise Of The Moors Co-Founder Was U.S. Marine
• Former Richardson Mayor And Developer Husband On Trial For Bribery For 2nd Time
• Calling All Volunteers: Arapahoe County Needs Your Help At The Fair
• Video Appears To Shows Driver Breaking Up Fight By Driving Into Group Of People
• Sha'Carri Richardson left off of U.S. Olympic relay team
• North Texas Restaurants Struggling With Food Shortages
• Death toll in Florida building collapse rises to 36
• AC Breaks At Washington County High Rise
• Surfside Condo Collapse: Death Toll At 36 After Total Of 8 Bodies Recovered Tuesday
• UCAN Violence Preventers Step In After Violent Holiday Weekend, And They're Always Around In Chicago Communities
• Reports: Fairfield Homeowner Shoots, Kills Home Invasion Suspect
• Swimming Experts Urge Learning Life-Saving Skills To Prevent Drowning
• Oakland Man Dies in Early Morning Shooting
• After 100 People Were Shot In Chicago Over Holiday Weekend, Including 11 Children, Police Supt. David Brown Focuses On Illegal Guns
• Fire 'Did Some Significant Damage' To Popular Playground In Windsor
• Fish Living In Drained Pond Find New Home In Nearby Pond Full Of Water
• VIDEO: Ducklings Reunited With Mom After Brief Storm Drain Adventure
• Dallas' Sha'Carri Richardson Won't Compete In Tokyo Olympics After Being Left Off Relay Team
• 'It's Downright Cruel': Elk Grove Village Shuts Off Water Of Resident Fighting Cancer
• Highway 125 Reopens After Mudslide In East Troublesome Fire Burn Scar
• Lenox Hill Hospital Doctors Pull Off Stunning Surgery, Save 6-Year-Old Ethiopian Girl With Massive Facial Tumor
• California Recall: Assemblymember Kevin Kiley Joins Growing GOP Field To Replace Newsom
• Interstate 25 Closures Begin Tuesday Night Near Monument
• Colds Are On The Rise Among Kids, Pediatricians Say
• Pennsylvania Turnpike Tolls To Jump By 5% Early Next Year
• Couples Left In Limbo After Pittsburgh Wedding Venue Morning Glory Inn Closes
• Working For Chicago: Macy's To Hire Nearly 800 Workers In The Chicago Area
• Enormous Landslide Shuts Down Route 40
• Blood shortage in U.S. forces some hospitals to postpone surgeries
• Arlington Police Release Images Of Person Of Interest In Deadly Hit-And-Run
• New Law Provides $4 Million To Purchase 26 Million Diapers Over Next 2 Years
• Alternating Traffic Allowed On Highway 40 After Semi Crashes West Of Hot Sulphur Springs In Byers Canyon
• Visually Impaired Students Get Lessons In Life & Hockey Courtesy The Florida Panthers Foundation
• New Jersey Reports No New COVID-19 Deaths For First Time Since March 2020
• Family Members Rescue And Resuscitate 2-Year-Old Who Fell Into Tewksbury Pool
• Philadelphia Couple, Bonnie And David Epstein, Among Those Killed In Surfside Condo Collapse
• NYPD: 9-Year-Old Girl Dies After Being Pulled From Staten Island Reservoir
• 1 Dead After Drive-By Shooting In Adams County On Pecos Street
• Another Horse Euthanized After Breaking Ankle During Training At Santa Anita
• Former College Football Player B.J. Ross Gets 25 Years In Prison
• UPDATE: San Francisco Police Arrest Suspect in June 10th Muni Stabbing
• All-Star Home Run Derby Adds Oakland's Matt Olson
• Caught On Video: Bakersfield Residents Use Buckets Of Water To Put Out Car Fire After It Crashes Into Semi
• Baltimore Resident Claims $400K VaxCash Grand Prize
• New York City's 'Summer Rising' Program Aims To Help Students Bridge Gap Before Fall Return
• Father Facing Charges In Death Of 4-Year-Old Son Who Ingested Fentanyl
• New Report Identifies Cars That Help Teen Drivers Stay Safe
• 'It's Very Unfair': Revere Residents Say DCR Violated Parking Agreement
• Open For Business: How Sophy Curson Managed To Stand Test Of Time, Overcome Obstacles Created By COVID-19
• 'She Will Be With Me': Dana-Farber Doctor Riding PMC In Late Sister's Memory
• Fort Worth Hospital Experiences Summertime 'Baby Boom' Of 100 Babies Within Two Stretches Totaling 91 Hours
• 2 Homes Damaged In Rancho Cordova Fire
• Cuomo Declares Gun Violence State Of Emergency In N.Y.
• Anne Arundel County Holding COVID-19 Vaccinations Clinics At 4 Middle Schools
• School District To Receive Additional Funding To Upgrade Outdated HVAC Systems In Baltimore City Schools
• Pennsylvania Reimposes Work Search Requirements For Those Getting Unemployment Benefits
• Jepsy Kallungi's Body Still Missing After 3-Day Search In A Remote Part Of Teller County
• New Jersey Congressman Andy Kim Donating Suit He Wore During Capitol Riot To The Smithsonian
• Philadelphia Opens 4 Additional Pools With Real Feel Temperatures Reaching Triple Digits
• Denver Among Top Same Sex Couple-Friendly Cities In The Country, Data Shows
• Boulder County Sheriff's Office Begins Using New Standards For Inmates That Evolved Throughout Pandemic
• 19-Year-Old Shot In Dallas On Fourth Of July Passes Away
• Vallejo's CC Sabathia Opens Up About Addiction, Recovery In New Book
• Pool Companies Seeing Equipment Shortages Triggered By Historic February Storm
• Johnny Green, Jr. Named President And General Manager Of CBS New York
• Peeping Tom Caught On Camera Looking Into Windows Of Greeley Homes
• Outbursts, Interruptions Slow Arraignments For 'Rise Of The Moors' Suspects In I-95 Standoff
• Surfside Mayor Says Town Investigating Safety Of Champlain Towers North
• Growing Number Of Colorado Workers Interested In Changing Careers, Finding Jobs With More Flexibility
• Woman Arrested At Worcester McDonald's Drive-Thru After Police Chase; Allegedly Dragged Officer With Stolen Truck
• In Effort To 'Disrupt Black Market,' Auto Repair Shops & AAA Colorado Join Forces To Stop Catalytic Converter Theft
• Dangerous Heat Brings Threat Of Powerful Thunderstorms Across Tri-State Area
• At Least 100 People Shot In Chicago Over Independence Day Weekend
• Tropical Storm Elsa Drenches Florida Keys
• GOP Assemblyman Kevin Kiley, Frequent Newsom Critic, Announces He's Running In California Recall Election
• Massachusetts Reports 269 New COVID Cases, 6 Additional Deaths After No Numbers Released During Holiday Weekend
• R. Kelly's lawyer seeks trial delay due to jail quarantine
• Police In Paso Robles Kill Armed Man Who Barricaded Himself, Shot At Officers
• 2 Wounded In Separate Fourth Of July Freeway Shootings In Riverside County
• Chicago Inspector General Joe Ferguson To Step Down At End Of Term In October
• 1 Charged With Felony Assault, Trespassing After Speeding Through Security At Joint Base Andrews
• 28-Year-Old Abaloliwa Kissao Killed In Motorcycle Crash On Monday
• Dallas Police Find 21-Year-Old Javier Ruiz Martinez
• State Sen. Wiener's Proposal For Safe Injection Sites Delayed Until Next Year
• Mac Jones Signs Rookie Contract With Patriots
• Convicted Child Rapist Sentenced To Prison For Robbing Same Bank Twice While On Parole
• DA Won't Seek Death Penalty For Man Charged In Killing Of Rapper Pop Smoke
• Emotional State Sen. Sharif Street Speaks About Relative Killed In West Philadelphia Shooting On July 4th
• Alleged Serial Killer Keith Gibson Indicted On 41 Felony Charges In Delaware
• WCCO Reporter Reg Chapman Witnesses Gunshot Fired On Hennepin Avenue While On Assignment
• 'It's Overwhelming': Neighbors Rally Around Boy Battling Cancer After Sunflower Stolen
• U.S. gas prices highest in 7 years, up 40% since January
• Whitmer: Allot $150M In Federal Rescue Funds For Local Parks
• Barracuda's Temporarily Closed After Fire Breaks Out On July 4th
• Denver Weather: Record Highs Dating Back To 1989 In Jeopardy By Friday
• Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland To Host July Job Fairs Ahead Of August Reopening Of The Hall At Live!
• Tarrant County Ends Partnership To Deliver More COVID-19 Vaccine Months Early
• 'Vax Express' Commuter Rail Train Bringing Shots To Worcester, Lowell And Fitchburg
• Delta, American Airlines Waiving Change Fees For Flights Delayed By Tropical Storm Elsa
• Detectives Seeking More Victims In Antelope Valley Neighborhood After Arresting Burglary Suspect
• Drier, Hot, Windy Weather To Test Containment of NorCal Wildfires
• New On-Site Farm At St. Joseph Mercy Oakland Hospital Will Provide Fresh Produce For Patients, Healthcare Providers And Community
• City Hall Reopens To General Public In Chicago After 16 Months
• Elderly Woman Severely Injured By Fleeing Shoplifter In San Francisco Outer Mission District
• Swim Beach At Chatfield State Park Closed Due To E. coli
• Hundreds Protest After Mount Laurel, N.J. Man's Racist Rant Is Caught On Video, Goes Viral
• Report Identifies 90 New & Used Cars That Can Help Teen Drivers Stay Safe
• More Than 140 Anne Arundel County Police Officers Now Wearing Body Cameras, Training Will Continue Through September
• 'It's Crazy To See How History Repeats Itself': Filmmaker Heather Haynes On VH1's 'Growing Up Black: LA'
• Supreme Court shifts slowly to the right in first term with 6-3 majority
• Man Steals Van With 5 Children Inside From Glen Burnie Grocery Store Parking Lot, Police Say
• Fairfield Man, Former CFO Pleads Guilty To Embezzling $1.6M From Employer
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Delivering 4,000 Heroin Stamp Bags Into Scott Township
• Chester Mayor Concerned, Disappointed Over City's COVID Vaccination Rate
• Study: Lottery Incentive Didn't Increase COVID Vaccination Rates
• Guns, Ammo, Hundreds Of Marijuana Plants Seized In Raid Near Moorpark; 3 Men Arrested
• Surfside Building Collapse Lawsuits Seek To Get Answers, Assign Blame
• Two Poisonous Species Of Hemlock Found In Sussex County Wetlands
• Police Searching For 16-Year-Old Girl From Westmoreland County
• Dallas County Emergency Housing Assistance Programs
• 'Big Brother' And 'Love Island' Return With Hot New Summer Seasons On CBS
• Police: Shooting Leaves 1 Dead, Another In Stable Condition
• Jessica Springsteen, Daughter Of New Jersey Rock Icon Bruce Springsteen, Makes US Olympic Equestrian Team
• 360+ DWI Arrests In Minnesota Over Fourth Of July Weekend, Public Safety Officials Say
• N'Keal Harry Requests Trade From Patriots Through His Agent
• Caltrans Crews Clear Out Homeless Encampment Under San Rafael Hwy 101 Overpass
• Applications Available For $847M In Rental, Utility Assistance
• Pro golfer Gene Siller and 2 other men shot dead on Georgia course
• Seven Families Totaling 31 People Displaced By Early Morning Fire In Southwest Philadelphia
• California Delays Considering Supervised Sites For Drug Use
• 'Enclave' To Replace The Former Rex Theater In South Side
• Burst pipeline causes "eye of fire" in Gulf of Mexico
• 2 Killed In Bay Area July 4 Weekend Gun Violence Among 230 Fatally Shot Across Country
• Shooting In San Francisco's Tenderloin Injures 52-Year-Old Man
• Over 600 Record Highs Set Or Tied In Colorado During Week Of June 13th Heat Wave
• Kittanning Police Looking For 14-Year-Old Alexa Pinkerton
• Boy Hit By Bullet During Fourth Of July Celebration In St. Louis Park
• DA: Denver Police Officer Was Legally Justified In Shooting Of Raul Rosas-Zarsosa In May
• Como Zoo Welcomes 'Fiercely Cute' Lesser Kudu Calf
• Maryland Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued For Tuesday
• Body Of Man Who Went Missing In American River Over Weekend Recovered
• Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission Approves 5% Increase In Tolls
• Man Armed With Large Kitchen Knife Steals From Walgreens
• Michigan Guard DeVante Jones Withdraws From NBA Draft
• LED Lights Installation Could Cause Delays For Late-Night T Riders
• Denver Travel Company Inspirato Getting Ready To Go Public
• Tyson Foods Recalls Ready-To-Eat Frozen Chicken Products Possibly Contaminated With Listeria
• US Capitol Police To Open California Office
• After Going Virtual Last Year, Aquatennial Celebration Returning To Minneapolis
• Coroner: NYC Man Dies After Skydiving Accident In East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania
• Thirty-Five-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed At Arlington Apartment Complex
• Man Killed In Warren Condo Explosion Was Recent Parolee
• Code Orange Issued For Unhealthy Air Quality In Pittsburgh Area
• Court Refuses Appeal Of Ex-Cleveland Cop Who Shot Tamir Rice
• Councilman Noel Gallo: 'Oakland Is In Safety Emergency' In Wake Of Crime-Filled July 4th
• Chicago Man Shot In The Neck On July 4th
• State Approves $2M Project Creating Santa Cruz Wildlife Corridor, Trail Connections
• Car Slams Into Staten Island Home
• Florida Cruise Ship Fight Goes To Appeals Court
• List Of Best Vehicles For Teen Drivers, Recommended By Consumer Reports And Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
• Chris Hogan Traded By Cannons Of PLL
• Vets Warn Pet Owners That Hot Pavement Can Burn Paws
• Arlington Homicide Detectives Investigating After Fatal Stabbing Of Roberto Lopez
• Reagan Presidential Library Throwing Party For Nancy Reagan's 100th Birthday
• Jason Michael Sowards Killed In Crash Near Woodbury
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch: Storms Could Bring Torrential Rain, Strong Winds Tuesday Afternoon
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 4-Day-Total Of 574 New Coronavirus Cases
• Cubs Manager Ross Ejected From Game Against Phillies
• New Professional Cricket League Coming To Yogi Berra Stadium In New Jersey This Fall
• Crash On I-95 South At New Hampshire Border Causes Massive Traffic Backup
• Suspect Detained After Bomb Threat At Elk Grove Blood Bank
• Best Vehicles For Teen Drivers
• Visitor Gets Into Lincoln Park Zoo Rhino Habitat, No Animals Or People Were Hurt
• David Lara-Ramirez Set To Go On Trial For Sexual Assault Connected To Kidnapping In Adams County
• 100+ Positions Available At Sacramento River Cats Job Fair Happening Tuesday
• 19-Year-Old Killed In Shooting In North Baltimore
• 'Night Out In The Parks' Returns With First Movie Screening Tuesday Night
• 2 Contractors Rescued After Baltimore Building Partially Collapses
• Man Arraigned On Charge He Killed Girl By Sitting On Her
• Fourth Stimulus Check: Is Another Relief Payment Coming?
• Woman Arrested For Multiple Bethel Park Burglaries
• 1 Injured After Rollover Crash Along I-95N In Harford County
• 18-Year-Old Shot In The Head, Killed In South Baltimore Tuesday Morning
• 'You're Not Alone': Artist Creates Mural In Surfside Honoring Condo Collapse Victims And First Responders
• Providence Bruins Need A New Head Coach After Jay Leach Joins Seattle Kraken Staff
• Pittsburgh-Mon Valley Black Women Roundtable Hosting Series Of Free Workshops
• More than 180 people killed by gun violence on holiday weekend
• Shooting In South Minneapolis Leaves 1 Hurt, 1 Critical
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 6.9M Doses Of Vaccines Administered
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 150 Cases, 5 Deaths
• Tigers Win 7-3 At Rangers
• Boat Catches Fire At Montrose Harbor
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Now Averaging $3 Per Gallon
• Pop-Up COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic At Fort Worth Zoo On Half-Price Wednesdays
• Search Continues For More Capitol Rioters 6 Months After Jan. 6
• 'Deep Concerns': Surfside Mayor Charles Burkett On Sister Building Of Condo That Collapsed
• 3 People, Dog Found Dead In Harrison Township Boat Fire
• Man, 34, Killed In Northern Minnesota Drive-By Shooting
• Alleged Gang Members Charged With Murdering Pittsburg Teen Malik Pittman
• Uncle Facing Charges After 10-Year-Old Girl Accidentally Shoots, Kills Herself In Kingsessing
• Baltimore City Declares Code Red Extreme Heat Alert Through Wednesday, Opens Cooling Centers
• Bill Setting Goal for Offshore Wind Energy Production Passes State Senate Committee
• Jackpot? California Drivers Win Traffic Tickets For Driving On 15 Freeway Shoulders Out Of Las Vegas
• Florida Woman Found Dead In Retention Pond May Be Victim Of Alligator Attack
• Highland Falls The Latest New York Village To Attempt To Give Up Independence, Have Local Town Government Run Things
• Man Shot In Halethorpe On Fourth Of July
• Nikole Hannah-Jones declines UNC job after tenure controversy
• Pickup Crashes Down Embankment Near Sunrise Boulevard Bridge Over American River
• Why China is investigating Didi and other Chinese tech giants
• Colorado Restaurant Employs 64 Workers During Hiring Shortage
• Jayson Tatum Arrives In Las Vegas For USA Basketball Training Camp
• Man, 21, Accused Of Stalking North Auburn Woman And Trying To Get Into Her Home
• Number Of Drownings In Great Lakes Jumps In 2021, According To Nonprofit Organization
• $1.4M In Fentanyl, Methamphetamine Seized At Southern Border
• 125+ Test Positive For Coronavirus After Texas Church Camp Out
• New York Public Libraries Fully Reopen
• 'That's Pretty Cool': Artist's Painting Among Creative Works Headed To The Moon
• Bipartisan House group backs infrastructure deal, calling for vote
• 'A Dream Come True': Suni Lee Discusses Road To Tokyo, Representing The Hmong Community On The World Stage
• Consumer Alert: Tyson Foods Recalling Some Ready-To-Eat Chicken Products
• Teen Killed, 11 Hurt In Ohio Holiday Block Party Gunfire
• Kaseya CEO: Up to 1,500 businesses hit by ransomware attack
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Top $3 Per Gallon, Highest Since 2014
• Troubled waters: U.S. warship leads drills in Russia's backyard
• Residents Evacuated From Warren Condo Community Following Deadly Explosion
• Step Up for Summer: Rory McIlroy Attempting Guinness World Record
• Sunday Night Was 'A Disaster': Large Crowds Bring 'Massive Chaos And Mayhem' To The Loop At End Of July 4th Celebrations
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• Denver Weather: Fewer Thunderstorms And Noticeably Cooler!
• Rockies Need To Get Something For Trevor Story 'While They Can,' Says Former Pitcher Jason Hirsh
• "Please get vaccinated": Biden delivers remarks on COVID-19 response
• Oppressive Heat Continues Across The West This Week With No End In Sight
• Last Year's Wildfires Affecting Water Supply This Year In Northern Colorado
• Tax Refund Delay: IRS Backlog Of Returns Grows To 35 Million
• Elliott Starts New Hendrick Streak With Win at Road America
• Naperville Students Push For Law To Put Suicide Hotlines On School IDs
• The Family Of A Modesto Man Hit And Killed While Lighting Fireworks Speaks Out
• 'Don't Focus On The Cone': Gov. DeSantis Said Elsa's Heavy Rain, Gusty Winds To East Of The Center
• Robert Kraft Attends Lavish Fourth Of July Party In The Hamptons
• New Homeowners Seeing Major Move-In Delays
• Britney Spears' longtime manager Larry Rudolph resigns
• Congressional members form support group after Capitol attack
• Man Gravely Wounded In North Minneapolis Shooting Dies In Hospital
• Water Quality Improving At Boston-Area Beaches, Report Finds
• House Rental Horrors Caught On Tape
• Anthrocon Planning To Return To Pittsburgh For In-Person Convention In 2022
• PTL Links: July 6, 2021
• Dallas Group A Part Of Gwen Stefani, Blake Shelton Wedding In Oklahoma
• Report: Delays In San Francisco's Van Ness Project Were 'Forseeable And Avoidable'
• Yam Madar Will Reportedly Play For Celtics In Las Vegas Summer League
• Scammers Often Prey On Elderly, But This Grandmother Caught Onto The Con
• "Green Pass" COVID travel app smoothing travel for Europeans
• Tropical Storm Elsa takes aim at Florida, prompting hurricane watch
• Hackers demand $70 million to end biggest known ransomware attack
• Police: Gunman On Lime Moped Opens Fire In East Harlem
• Weather Blog: Heat Continues
• MPCA Commissioner Resigns As Senate GOP Takes Steps Toward Firing Walz Cabinet Members
• 2 Critically Hurt After BMW Hits MTA Bus On Staten Island
• Steelers LB Devin Bush Shares Disturbing Content On Social Media Page
• White man arrested after racist rant against Black neighbor
• Texas Rangers Come Up Short After Peralta Has 7 Scoreless Innings For Tigers 7-3 Win
• Amazon starts new chapter as Jeff Bezos steps down as CEO
• Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton get married
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot, Humid Tuesday
• Crash In Athol Leaves Man Dead
• Colorado's independent commission draws up preliminary House map
• Early disappointment at condo collapse site after demolition
• Philadelphia Weather: High Heat, Excessive Humidity Return To Delaware Valley, Temperatures To Feel Like 100+
• Funeral To Be Held For Winthrop Rampage Victim Ramona Cooper
• 5 More Philadelphia Public Pools Open Tuesday
• Elsa moves back over water and forecasted to take aim at Florida
• How To Save Money On Your Next Summer Vacation
• Massachusetts Homeowners Making Money To Rent Out Backyard Pools
• Sheriff: 38-Year-Old Twin Cities Resident Drowns In Hastings
• Sonoma State Student Killed Crossing Street Near Campus In Rohnert Park
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• Baltimore City Resident Wins $400K Grand Prize In The Final VaxCash Drawing
• Man Carjacked While Parking In Bucktown
• UPDATE: One Dead, Three Wounded In Santa Rosa Gang-Related Drive-By Shooting; Victim Identified
• Surging Red Sox Hold Off Shohei Ohtani And Angels 5-4
• Chicago Weather: Another Hot Day Ahead
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• 'On A Scale 1-10 How Bad Was That?': Steelers Lineman Zach Banner Throws Out First Pitch At Pirates Game
• Facing Removal From Mineta-SJ Airport, Homeless Campers Moving To Land Owned By Apple
• Emergency Motion To Rescue Pet In Surfside Condo Denied One Hour Before Demolition
• 10-Year-Old Girl Dead After Drive-By Shooting In South Jersey, Cumberland County Prosecutor Says
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• Year-Long Improvement Project On Rt. 65 Set To Begin
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• Biden pushes COVID vaccinations as Delta variant fuels rise in infections
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• Hospitals postpone surgeries and transplants amid U.S. blood shortage
• Local Matters: Eric Adams wins New York City Democratic mayoral primary, AP projects
• Marking 6 months since deadly assault on U.S. Capitol
• Workers take advantage of hiring incentives in recovering economy
• Biden urges coronavirus vaccinations as Delta variant fuels rise in cases
• Capitol Police will open field offices in California and Florida to investigate threats against lawmakers
• Biden urges younger Americans to get vaccinated as Delta variant spreads
• COVID destroyed his lungs. Transplants arrived just in time.
• U.S. warship leads drills in waters contested by Russia
• FBI releases new video 6 months after deadly Capitol riot
• ESPN reporter pulled from NBA Finals coverage after controversy
• Blood shortage forces some hospitals to delay surgeries
• Rescuers accelerate search as Elsa approaches
• Elsa gains strength ahead of making landfall
• Biden aims to get more Americans vaccinated as Delta variant spreads
• "I am very concerned" by Delta variant, expert says
• Biden says getting vaccinated against COVID-19 "is a patriotic thing to do"
• 82-year-old competes in Tough Mudder to honor her late husband
• Thousands turned to crowdfunding during the pandemic, but most were unsuccessful
• Massive ransomware attack hits organizations in 17 countries
• Florida braces as Tropical Storm Elsa heads for Gulf Coast
• Search crews at Surfside building collapse site brace for Tropical Storm Elsa
• More victims discovered in Florida condo building collapse
• Capitol police officer shares story of finding help for trauma and mental health
• Inmates serving sentences in home confinement waiting to see if they need to return to prison
• NAACP president weighs in on voting rights fight
• Gun violence erupts across U.S. over July 4 weekend
• Ransomware attack hits companies around the world
• Biden to address U.S. failure to reach July 4 COVID vaccination goal
• Tropical storm threat looms over rescue efforts after F.L. condo collapse
• Actor Danny Trejo looks back on his life in new memoir
• Legendary songwriters Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis on their first album under their names
• Journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones on turning down UNC role following tenure controversy
• Tropical Storm Elsa lashes Florida with heavy rain and wind as it passes near the Florida Keys
• On board the USS Ross during military drills in the Black Sea as Russian Navy monitors
• Holiday travel could fuel surge in COVID-19 cases as Delta variant spreads
• Lawmakers form support group six months after Capitol breach
• WorldView: Deadly plane crash in Russia; Hong Kong bomb plot arrests
• Veteran Hollywood director Richard Donner dead at 91
• EU rolls out digital COVID passports easing travel restrictions within Europe, boosting tourism
• Afghan soldiers flee Taliban offensive as U.S. withdrawal looms
• Cybersecurity teams investigate largest global ransomware attack on record
• Holiday travel has health officials concerned over Delta variant spread
• Taliban gains ground as U.S. forces leave Afghanistan and security deteriorates
• Search efforts at Surfside building collapse site speed up following demolition
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