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• COVID Reopening: Google Workers Go Back To The Office
• Looking To Buy A Car? You Might Want To Wait
• Pedestrian Hit And Killed In Stockton
• LAPD Faces Angry And Frustrated South LA Residents At Monday Forum On Botched Firework Detonation
• Dog Killed In Fire At Hell's Kitchen Motorsports Bar & Grill In Lake Elsinore
• Suspect in Denver Hotel Case Calls It 'Giant Misunderstanding'; Ricardo Rodriguez Says 'There Was Guns And Lots Of Them' But No Plot To Harm Anyone
• Teenage Boy, 17, Dies After Being Shot In Stockton
• Stockton Woman Celebrates 105th Birthday
• 1 Killed In Multi-Vehicle Crash On 110 Freeway Near USC
• Luis Angel Sanchez, 19, Of Riverside Arrested On Suspicion Of Killing Raul Hernandez Ramirez
• In-N-Out Opening In Lakewood: Police Brace For Traffic Impacts
• Trevor Story Hits Longest Home Run In Home Run Derby History, Then Trumped By Soto
• Flex Alert Designed To Conserve Energy In California Lifted
• Hometown Hero: Delaney Spaulding Overcomes Injury, Heads To Tokyo With US Women's Olympic Softball Team
• Judge Denies Gov. Newsom's Request To Be Listed As Democrat On Recall Ballot
• Residential Fire In San Jose Displaces Family Of Six
• Chicago Weather: Downpours And Storms To The South; Flash Flood Warning For Parts Of LaSalle, Grundy Counties
• UPDATE: Beckwourth Complex Fire Grows To 90,000+ Acres; 26% Contained
• Denver Police Describe Levels Of Safety, Planning Around MLB All-Star Game
• Small Colorado Vendors Outside Coors Field Relieved To See Business Again
• Five Points Celebrates Black Baseball, Jazz Music History During All-Star Events: 'Celebrate, Honor It'
• Alonso Takes 2nd Straight Home Run Derby Title, Tops Mancini, Ohtani
• North Philadelphia Shooting Sends 3 Men To Hospital, Police Say
• Neighbors Say Developer Is Trying To Ram Through Plan For High-Rise At Maple And LaSalle, Fear It Will Ruin Property Values
• Re-Pete: Mets' Alonso Conquers Coors Field At Home Run Derby
• Both Dogs And Owners Experiencing Separation Anxiety As Workplaces Open Back Up
• Some Illinois Parents, School Districts Want Choice About Masks For Unvaccinated Kids In Classrooms
• NYC Gun Violence: Bronx Mother Devastated After 16-Year-Old Son Among 3 Teens Killed In Separate Sunday Shootings
• DFW's Harrison Ingram And Mike Miles Back From Latvia With Gold Medals
• Wilkinsburg Leaders Say More Community Dialogue Is Needed During Pittsburgh Merger Talks
• New Jersey Cuban-Americans Join International Call For Change Amid Island Nation's Economic Crisis
• Dallas Officer Returns To Duty After Being Nearly Impaled By Fence Pole
• Coroner Called To Scene Of Shooting In Beaver Falls
• Judge Orders New Hearing To Determine Whether Scott Peterson Should Get New Trial
• Florida Doctor Christian Emmanuel Sanon Arrested In Deadly Attack On Haitian President Jovenel Moïse
• Community Advocates Say Hit-And-Run Death Of 24-Year-Old Delivery Worker In Manhattan Highlights The Perils Of The Job
• Provincetown Monitoring Breakthrough COVID Infections; 'Inevitable That Cases Will Continue To Pop Up'
• Baltimore Judge To Announce Decision In Unemployment Benefits Lawsuit On Tuesday
• Funeral Services Held For 15-Year-Old Dasan Jones On Monday
• Historic Berghoff Restaurant Reopens After Pandemic Closure
• 'If The Cops Come, He Is Going To Kill Them' Father-Son Argument Leaves Deputy Injured, Son Dead In Cecil County
• USA Cup Youth Soccer Tourney Returns To Blaine's National Sports Center
• Police Identify Person Of Interest In South Loop Shooting That Left Man Wounded This Past Weekend
• Nursing Assistant Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Patient At Park Ridge Rehab Facility
• Baltimore City Leaders & State Law Makers Hold Meeting To Discuss Ways To Curb City Crime
• 'This Is Bigger Than Freddie Gray' Coppin State Development Foundation Announces $25K Freddie Gray Scholarship
• Rally Held In Support Of Maglev High-Speed Rail Project
• Prosecutors: 4 Wounded In Shooting At New Jersey Hotel
• Motor City Brewing Works Opened Second Location On July 12
• Remembering Joseph Burnham
• New Providence Baptist Church In Detroit To Host 20th Annual Free Food, Clothing Giveaway
• Batimore Orioles Trey Mancini Earns Spot In Homerun Derby, Falls Short To Pete Alonso In Final Round
• Emagine Theaters Hiring At All Locations For All Positions
• Whitmer: $6.5 Billion Available For Small Businesses, Resource Deployment Must Be Strategic
• 'Just Happy To Be Outside': Tourists Enjoying Boston Despite Rainy Weather
• Local Artist Creates Cleats For 2021 All-Star Game
• Tower Café Reopens Doors To Customers For The First Time Since Pandemic Began
• LASD Asking For Help In Locating Angelein Socorra, Missing Woman, Last Seen A Month Ago
• Ohtani Loses Thrilling HR Derby Round Vs Soto
• Endangered Florida Panther Dies After Being Struck By A Vehicle
• MLB Announces Largest Commitment With $100 Million To Encourage Black Participation
• Mount Laurel Residents Press Local Lawmakers For Answers On Edward Mathews' Arrest
• Girl Seriously Injured When Car Crashes Into Salem NH Home; Police Believe 'Speed And Alcohol' Were Factors
• Business Booming At AMC Theaters As It Topped Its Post-Pandemic Attendance This Weekend
• Cross Street Market In Federal Hill Now Open Saturdays
• Ketamine Seen As Possible Breakthrough Drug For Treating Range Of Mental Health Issues
• Texas Democrats Leave State To Stop GOP From Passing New Voting Bill
• Alert Public Is 'The Key To Our Success' At Denver's Emergency Operations Center
• Person Ejected From Vehicle After Crash On Pennsylvania Turnpike
• St. Jude Medical To Pay $27M For Selling Allegedly Defective Heart Devices
• Lassen County Residents Return To Destruction Left From Beckwourth Complex Fire
• Going For A Swim With The Kids? Time To Revisit The Signs Of Drowning
• Cuba's Largest Protests In Decades Stun Bay Area Cuban Community
• Exclusive Video: LAPD Set Up Sting Operation To Curb Illegal Street Racing
• Firefighters making progress on Northern California wildfire
• COVID Schools: California To Require Masks For All K-12 Students Indoors For Upcoming School Year
• San Francisco Police Chief, Mayor Refute Narrative of Crime-Infested City
• Rep. John Thompson Must Sign Form To Release Traffic Stop Video, Police Say
• Caught On Camera: Family Of Bears Enjoys Fourth Of July Dip
• Man Allegedly Kills Brother In Lathrop, Carjacks 2 Vehicles Before Being Arrested
• Max Muncy Meet... Max Muncy?!
• Five Men Indicted In Four Baltimore Homicides
• Battery Park Community Calls Decision To Postpone Essential Worker Monument, Create New Committee A 'Victory'
• Colorado Weather: More Smoke For Tuesday, With Improvement Mid-week
• Teens Rush To Take Spots In Jobs As Pandemic Openings Linger
• Arrest Made After Driver Hits Child On Bike And Flees In Fort Worth
• 22-Year-Old Shot In Brooklyn On Monday Afternoon
• Pa. Leaders Propose Charging Fee For Each Package Delivered By Amazon, FedEx And Others
• 'No One Is Held Accountable': Family Of Marvin Scott III Reacts To Grand Jury Decision To Not Indict Jailers
• All-Star Game 2021: Bryant, Kimbrel Set To Go For National League; Anderson, Rodon, Lynn, And Hendriks For American League
• Judge: Newsom Can't Be Listed As Democrat On Recall Ballot
• Howard County Schools System Health Deficit Fund To Be Eliminated This Year, Two Years Ahead of Schedule
• Carjacking Suspect In Ontario Arrested After Standoff With SWAT
• LA County Reports More Than 1,000 New COVID Cases For 4th Consecutive Day
• Detroit Lions Can Have Ford Field At Full Capacity This Year
• Local Celebrity Fashion Designer's Home, Business Destroyed In Blaze While Traveling
• Conservative Radio Talk Show Host Larry Elder Enters CA Recall Election
• New Texas Law Eliminates Chokeholds By Police, Requires Officers To Intervene Amid Excessive Force
• 'It Was A Fun Night': Loose Wallaby In Montrose County Gives Emergency Responders, Good Samaritans A Good Laugh
• Ohio IDs 117 Noncitizens Who Voted or Registered In 2020
• Frank Lazcano Lopez Charged In July 4th Garden Grove Fireworks Explosion
• Vice President Kamala Harris Visits Detroit: Speaks About Voting Rights, COVID-19 Vaccines
• Texas attorney general agrees to stop blocking Twitter users
• Darnell James Hall, Of Severn, Arrested After Allegedly Shooting Man As 2 Others Flee
• Child Tax Credits Head Out To Millions Of Families This Week
• Baltimore Police Announce $4K Reward For Information In Troy Rush Murder Investigation
• Still No Date Set For Trial In Tree Of Life Synagogue Massacre
• Davis Police Asking For Help To Identify 2 Burglars
• 3-Year-Old Shot While Riding In Car In North Lawndale
• UPDATE: Infrared Drone Deployed In Nighttime Search For Missing Jogger In Pleasanton Hills
• San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo Takes Plea For Tougher Gun Control Laws To The White House
• Downtown Burbank Gets New 16-Port EV Charging Station On Olive Avenue
• Part Of Roof Falls Onto SUV Near Fort Worth Stockyards Due To Afternoon Storm, Officials Say
• Latest Flex Alert Issued by Cal ISO Goes Into Effect; Energy Conservation Encouraged
• Stolen Puppies Recovered OK From Overturned Truck Crash In Hayward
• Maryland Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued Baltimore & Harford Counties
• Improper Battery Disposal Causes Small Fire At San Francisco Recology Facility
• Pittsburgh-Area Doctor's Office Taking Part In Novavax COVID-19 Vaccine Trials
• 8-Year-Old Violet Spiliotes, Cancer Survivor, Shares Her Message Of Hope: 'Keep Believing'
• Coast Guard Advising Against Unpermitted Voyages From Florida To Cuba Amid Unrest
• Pesticide Caused Kids' Brain Damage, California Lawsuits Say
• CSU To Provide iPads, Other Technology For Incoming Students
• Firefighters Gaining Ground On Big Fires In The West
• Firefighters Making Ground On Big Fires In The West
• Blackhawks Trading Duncan Keith To Edmonton Oilers
• Deals On The Horizon? LIRR Admits It May Need To Get Creative To Eventually Get Ridership Back To Pre-Pandemic Levels
• Neighborhood Opportunity Fund Provides $10 Million In Grants To Business On Chicago's South, West And Southwest Sides
• 'It's So Exciting': Chicago Auto Show Returns Thursday To McCormick Place
• Small Vegetation Fire Burns in Southern Santa Clara County near San Martin
• Pursuit On Eastbound 10 Freeway Ends In Ontario With Crash And Fatal Officer Involved Shooting
• Judge Gives Final Approval to $73M Settlement In Lawsuit Against Former UCLA Gynecologist James Heaps
• Police Supt. David Brown Meets With President Biden At White House Amid Spike In Chicago Violence; New Plan Will Focus On Gun Trafficking
• Critical COVID Survivor Jerry Greenwood Is Still 'Fighting Every Day'
• Petition Calls For CPR Training And More After 23-Year-Old Man Dies At Washington County Marina
• Cal ISO Issues Flex Alert Monday Amid Heat Wave, Wildfire Threatening Power Transmission Lines
• Chicago Police Send Warning To Officers After Shots Were Fired At Two Off-Duty Officers' Cars This Past Weekend
• Kidsburgh: Interactive Show Brings Theater Experience To Children With Sensory Sensitivities
• COVID: 92% With At Least 1 Dose Of Vaccine In Marin County; Delta Variant Rises Among Unvaccinated
• Pittsburgh Firefighters Sent To Surfside For Rescue And Recovery Efforts: 'You Keep Holding Out Hope'
• Women's Prison Inmate, Fresno Man Sentenced In California EDD Fraud
• Sun Oo Charged With Attempted Kidnapping After Allegedly Grabbing Girl In St. Paul
• Prosecution Introduces Medical Expert That Diagnoses Capital Gazette Shooter With Schizotypal & Narcissistic Personality Disorder
• First-Degree Murder Charges Filed Against Lansing Man In Fatal Shooting Of Chicagoan Man
• North Texas Leaders Preparing Health Guidelines For Return To Classrooms
• Eric Adams pushes "joint gang and guns" task force at White House
• Chicago Doctor Warns 'Tale Of Two Pandemics' Regarding Those Who Aren't Vaccinated
• Endangered Mountain Yellow-Legged Frogs Released In San Jacinto Mountains After Nearly Being Wiped Out 20 Years Ago
• New York's Child Care Options 'A Crisis On Steroids,' Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul Says
• New Interactive Museum Chronicling Local Activism And Positive Police Changes Coming Next Fall To Newark
• Pesticide Caused Kids' Brain Damage, California Lawsuits Say
• Looking To Cool Off? Fire Hydrants Are Not The Answer, Philadelphia Officials Say
• Minnesota Weather: Rain, Severe Weather Chance For Much Of The Week
• 15-Year-Old Girl Shot In Englewood While Riding In Vehicle
• FDA flags small risk of neurological disorder after J&J vaccine
• 'You're Naked', Fitness Model Deniz Saypinar In Daisy Dukes Banned From AA Flight
• More Flooding Possible As Storms Settle In On Tri-State Area
• Pfizer, US Health Officials At Odds Over Need For Third COVID-19 Vaccine Shot
• Democratic Mayoral Candidate Eric Adams Among Those Who Met With President Biden On Illegal Guns And Crime Reduction
• Surfside Condo Collapse: Cassondra Stratton Among 9 Additional Victims Recovered From Rubble
• Bicyclist Hospitalized, Vehicle's Driver Sought After Collision In Denver
• One Tail At A Time Shelter In Need Of Donations, Foster Families After Ceiling Collapse
• Rainy Day Blues: More Rain After Elsa Leads To More Flooded Basements
• Berry Davis, Cedric Berry Get Life In Prison For Kidnapping, Killing Realtor Monique Baugh
• LA nonprofit pushes to cut emissions ahead of 2028 Olympics
• Stagecoach Announces 2022 Lineup With Thomas Rhett, Carrie Underwood And Luke Combs
• Pfizer, US Health Officials At Odds Over Need For Third COVID-19 Vaccine Shot
• Vaccinated County Commission Chairman Jose "Pepe" Diaz Tests Positive For COVID-19 While Helping At Surfside Condo Collapse Site
• Air Force Academy Cadets Start Work On New Bridge In Eagle County
• New Effort To Make Sure Students Won't Go Hungry At William Paterson University
• Miami Weather: Non-Tropical System Dumps Plenty Of Rain & More On The Way
• Mount Laurel Police Chief Responds After Some Question Department's Conduct When Dealing With Edward Mathews
• California Capital Airshow Returns This September, But Capacity Will Be Limited
• Police Seek Man Who Entered Northbridge Home While Children Were Inside
• San Francisco Free Youth Muni Program Awaits Students Return To Classrooms
• Baltimore County Votes To Extend To-Go Cocktails For At Least 2 Years
• Notes In Local Businesses' Bathrooms Lead Police To Woman Held Captive
• Why A Rainy Summer Could Actually Mean Higher Water Rates For Some Communities
• 'They Are In Need Of International Help': Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Speaks Out About Protests In Cuba
• Rise Of Delta Variant Generating Confusion About COVID Vaccine, Boosters, And More
• Driver Charged In Deadly Crash That Killed Toddler In Chelsea
• Drenching Downpours Make For A Hectic Start To The Week
• Mayor Daniella Levine Cava: 'The Despair' Is Hardest Part About Surfside Condo Collapse
• 1 Killed, 2 Injured In Solo-Vehicle Crash In Ventura; Driver Arrested For DUI, Manslaughter
• Philadelphia School District Teacher Daniel Gaudiello Facing 100 Child Pornography Charges
• Pennsylvania's Instant Firearm Background Check System Sees Drop For First Time In A Year
• Three More Illinois Vaccine Lottery Winners Announced; $100,000 Prizes In Chicago, Springfield, And Quincy
• Massachusetts Reports 322 New COVID Cases, 1 Additional Death Over 3 Days
• Movie Theaters, Bowling Alleys Benefit From Rainy Weather
• 'Wow, You Look Like Me!': MLB Players Share Love Of Baseball With Denver's Young Black Community
• 'A League Of Their Own' Begins Filming In The Pittsburgh Area
• Landmark New Colorado Laws Give Survivors Of Child Sexual Assault Shot At Justice
• Residents Of Crown Heights Apartment Building Protest What They Call Deplorable Conditions
• 'We Are Maxed Out:' Grief And Mental Health Counselors Burnt Out From Increase in Philadelphia Gun Violence
• 'It Creates A Rollercoaster Experience For The Fans': Chido Nwokocha On BET's 'Tyler Perry's Sistas'
• Child Tax Credit: How Advance Monthly Payments Can Help Families
• Man Accused Of Dumping Raw Sewage Near Creek In Sierra County
• 21-Year-Old Woman Killed In McKees Rocks Shooting
• McDonald's Locations Hosting COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics Across Southern California
• Minnesota Wild Send Off Service Dog Hobey To National Guard Veteran
• National Aquarium Looking To Receive Federal Funding For Rehabilitation Efforts
• Minnesota United CEO Chris Wright To Step Down After 2021 Season
• CDC, FDA Looking Into Risk Of Nerve Complication After Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine
• Alleged Bank Robber Arrested After Chase In Armstrong County
• Cedric The Entertainer To Host Emmys At Microsoft Theater
• Jeff Probst Says 'Survivor' Season 41 Is The Dawn Of A New Era: 'It's Like The Monster In A Horror Movie'
• Tornado Warning Issued For North Central Iroquois County
• Gov. Abbott Orders Investigation Into Reports Of 'Illegal Behavior' At Texas Juvenile Justice Department
• Salinas Police Arrest Driver For DUI, Child Endangerment After Slamming Into Apartment
• 23-Year-Old Man Killed In Ogontz Double Shooting, Philadelphia Police Say
• Pittsburgh Pirates Select LHP Anthony Solometo In Second Round Of 2021 MLB Draft
• Suspect In Fatal Milton Shooting Held Without Bail
• Biden says U.S. "stands firmly" with Cuban people amid protests
• Morgan Creek Fire: Northern Colorado Wildfire's Behavior Described As 'Extreme'
• Bed rails can injure and kill the elderly, experts warn
• Ohio Township Police Looking For 'Very Suspicious' Man Caught Looking In Windows Late At Night
• Last Of Four Escaped Fulton County Inmates Captured
• Michigan Family Loses Appeal In Lawsuit Over Priest's Funeral Remarks
• MLB All-Star Game Lineups: Where Red Sox Xander Bogaerts, Rafael Devers Will Hit For American League
• Supreme Court's voting rights decision casts shadow on legal battles
• Sixers Tab Former Houston Rockets Exec Tad Brown As CEO
• Baltimore County Native, US Paralympian Becca Meyers Appears In Speedo Campaign
• Baltimore Man Trayon Waters Charged In Shooting Death Of Anthony Cain Jr.
• 3 Hurt, Including Children, After Investigators Say Firearm Accidentally Discharges
• Driver Seriously Injured After Crash Involving Pittsburgh Ambulance
• Valley Glen, Sherman Oaks Neighborhoods Without Power After 2 Underground Vault Explosions
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 3-Day Total Of 547 New Cases, 13 Additional Deaths
• 'Trevor Noah Wanted To Give Asian People A Voice': Ronny Chieng On 'The Daily Show With Trevor Noah'
• Miami-Dade Courthouse Closed For 'Signs Of Advanced Deterioration' In Wake Of Surfside Condo Collapse
• Caught On Video: Pickup Truck Sought In Fatal Collision Involving Manhole Cover In Panorama City
• Child care called critical to economic recovery
• Tesla Founder Elon Musk Appears In Delaware Court To Defend Company's 2016 Acquisition Of SolarCity Against Lawsuit
• Queen Anne's County Health Department Moves Covid Vaccinations From Mondays To Thursdays
• 'Not A Passport': New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Unveils New Digital COVID Vaccine Tracker
• Sacramento Fire Truck Rear Ended On I-80 While Helping With Vehicle Fire
• Gov. Tom Wolf Voices Support For New Law Allowing Student-Athletes To Profit Off Of Name, Image And Likeness
• Texas-Based 7-Eleven Is Delivering A Slurpee To Outer Space
• Drake Bell sentenced to probation on charges involving a minor
• FULL LIST: 60 Minutes, Survivor And The 73rd Emmy Awards Live Highlight CBS Fall Lineup
• FULL LIST: 60 Minutes, Survivor And The 73rd Emmy Awards Live Highlight CBS Fall Lineup
• Red Sox Draft Florida Outfielder Jud Fabian In Second Round
• Police Investigating After Man Shot In Chest In Germantown
• Man Accused Of Grabbing Woman In East Boston Held Without Bail
• Body Of Pittsburgh Native Nicole Doran-Manashirov Recovered From Surfside Condo Collapse
• Orioles First Round Pick Colton Cowser Didn't Answer GM Mike Elias' Phone Call At First Because He Didn't Recognize The Number
• Wisconsin's Evers Reports Raising $5 Million Over First Half Of 2021
• Man Shot Multiple Times In Lansdowne Sunday, Police Searching For Suspect
• Scientists: Pup Births Hopeful Sign For Isle Royale Wolves
• Biden Administration Provides Texas $29M+ To Support Rural COVID Response Efforts
• Motorcyclist Who Died After Hitting Deer On Western Wisconsin Highway ID'd As Kevin Edgemon
• Man Found Dead On Malibu Beach
• Report: N'Keal Harry Would Still Report To Patriots Training Camp If Team Can't Trade Him
• 2 Arrested In Santa Rosa For Suspected Possession Of Ghost Guns
• Monday's Show Info (7/12/21)
• Waldorf Air Force Lieutenant Jason Ort Facing Federal Charges For Producing Child Pornography With Hidden Cameras
• Marine sentenced in 2017 killing of Green Beret in Africa
• Family Says Remains Of Judy Spiegel, Originally From Long Island, Recovered From Surfside Condo Rubble
• Police Investigating Shooting In Severn
• Gov. Wolf, Penn State Student-Athletes Celebrate Act 26, Allowing Athletes To Profit From Name, Image, Likeness
• You Could Win A Trip For 2 To Space With $10 Donation For Non-Profit
• Driver Sought In July 4 Diamond Bar Hit-And-Run Which Killed 72-Year-Old Bruce Bodel
• Israeli Man Gets 10 To 25 Years For Raping Teen Girl In Dormont
• 101-carat diamond sells for $12.3 million — in cryptocurrency
• Walt Disney World To Celebrate Holidays With 'Most Magical Celebration'
• Deja Vu: A's Draft Player Named Max Muncy For 2nd Time In 9 Years
• GOP to air attack ads over relocation of MLB All-Star game
• Texas Democrats leave state to prevent vote on GOP election bill
• Florida House Leader: No Need For Immediate Changes To Building Codes
• Curtiss Booker, Jr., Wanted For Murdering Father In Rialto, Arrested At Las Vegas Home
• Bootleg Fire Advances Toward Summer Lake; Disrupts Power Transmissions To California
• Man Shot Outside Cook County Jail Had Up To 64 Bullet Wounds
• Berkeley Man Charged With Murder Connected To I-80 Reno Freeway Shooting
• Man Stabbed To Death In San Jose; City's 23rd Homicide of 2021
• Another $7 Million To Go Towards People In Pittsburgh With Housing Needs After COVID-19
• Man Suspected Of Sex With Underage Girl Arrested Trying To Board Flight With Her Out of SFO
• Update: Match.com Owner Settles Lawsuit With Santa Clara DA Over Subscription Renewals
• The Eagles Set October Date In Sacramento For 'Hotel California' 2021 Tour
• Twins Take RHP Chase Petty In First Round Of MLB Draft
• Wildfires squeeze California power supply as Western U.S. bakes
• 21-Year-Old Calvin Brown Charged With Killing His Mother Alice
• Facing South Florida: Haitian President Assassination
• Little Caesars Launches Newest Pizza Bringing Plant-Based Pepperoni To Select Locations, Including Detroit
• Philadelphia Police Academy Welcomes 48 New Recruits Into Training
• 'Drake And Josh' Star Drake Bell Sentenced To Probation On Child Endangerment Charge
• 'Dak Is Better Than Matt Stafford, Let's Be Honest': ESPN's Domonique Foxworth Argues For Cowboys' Prescott To Be Ranked Higher On List Of Top QBs
• Alligator Kills Dog Chasing Ducks By Florida Pond
• With Ridership Climbing As Pandemic Recovery Continues, Metra Celebrates 'Rider Appreciation Day'
• More Than 100 Workers On Strike At Pepsi's Munster, Indiana Plant
• Who Got The Most Rain On July 12, 2021 In Massachusetts?
• Teen Killed After Collision With Deer In Derry Township
• Surfside building collapse death toll rises to 94
• Watch: Bomb Pops, Other Icy Treats Melt In Front Of Popsicle Art Installation In Palm Springs
• Washington Monument Reopens Wednesday, July 14
• 'Gas Prices Are Not Backing Down': Average Cost Per Gallon In Massachusetts Up To $3.02
• President Joe Biden To Meet With CPD Supt. David Brown On Crime Reduction
• Pro-Democracy, Human Rights Group Echoes Calls For Freedom In Cuba
• Dog Rescued From Water In Belmont Harbor
• Michigan State Police: Man Fatally Shot After Firing Gun At Trooper
• Cedric The Entertainer To Host The 73rd Emmy Awards LIVE On CBS: 'An Enormous Honor''
• Elon Musk objects to "tricky questions" during SolarCity trial
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 41 New Cases In 72 Hours
• NYPD Remembers Det. Steven McDonald On 35th Anniversary Of His Shooting
• Final 'Manhattanhenge' Of The Year Takes Place Monday Night
• COVID-19 Audit Sought By Minnesota Lawmakers Looks Doubtful
• 1 Dead In Colusa County Crash; 3 Helicopters Needed To Fly Other Injured Victims
• Police Search Cemetery After 4 Puppies Found Inside Abandoned Vehicle
• Alex Hibbert On Showtime's 'The Chi': 'We Are Showing The Beautiful Parts Of Chicago'
• Top U.S. general in Afghanistan steps down as mission nears end
• COVID-19 In Maryland: No Deaths Reported 2 Days In A Row
• Man Arrested For Hamilton Township Fire That Killed His 9-Month-Old Daughter, Baby's Grandparents
• Surfside Collapse Day 19: Additional Victims Recovered, Death Toll At 94
• Dallas Police Looking For Tattooed Robbery Suspect Who Held Shoe Store Employee At Gunpoint
• Man Rescued From Allegheny River Near New Kensington
• Stanford Doctor Saves Choking Oracle Park Fan With Heimlich Maneuver; 'She Needed Some Help'
• Fire Crews Respond To Deadly Fire In West Baltimore
• New York City 'Restaurant Week' Returns July 19 Through August
• President Biden: 'We Stand With The Cuban People' Day After Rare Protest
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Hover Slightly Over $3 A Gallon
• Wildfire Smoke Prompts Health Advisory For A Large Portion Of Colorado
• Perfume Bandits Strike Again At Ulta In Huntington Station, This Time Taking $5,000 Worth
• COVID In Minnesota: Positivity Rate Remains At 1.2%, With 2 More Deaths, 189 New Cases
• Michigan Man Finds 160 Bowling Balls Under Home
• Repeat Offender: Bird Won't Stop Building Nest On Haltom City Police Patrol Vehicle
• Man Killed, Another In Critical Condition After Sunday Night Shootings In Baltimore
• 'It's An Ethnic Slur': Insect Society Wants To Rename Gypsy Moths
• Chocolate, Even If Eaten Daily, Can Provide Real Health Benefits
• Motorists Stranded In The Summer Heat Getting Help From The Dallas Sheriff Courtesy Patrol
• Bay Harbor Islands Police Put Out Alert After Coyote Spotted
• Beckwourth Complex Fire Grows to 89,748 Acres, Containment Now At 23%
• Fauci: It's "inexplicable" some Americans aren't getting vaccinated
• Pyer Moss Honors Black Inventors With 1st Couture Show
• U.S. politicians back Cuba protesters as State Department calls for "calm"
• Nonprofit Seeks Submissions For Michigan's Biggest Trees
• England soccer team players subjected to racist abuse after loss
• Officer Shoots At Car That Drove Towards Police In Aurora
• NYC DOB Pressured To Take Action Regarding 15-Year-Old Sidewalk Shed On Upper West Side
• How to watch the Perseids — the best meteor shower of the year
• Philadelphia Weather: Dangerous Heat Returns As Temps To Feel Like Triple Digits, Storms Possible Monday
• Former Patriot Jake Bequette Running For Office In Arkansas
• U.S. Customs Officers Crack Open Peanut Shells With Meth Inside Headed To Texas 
• Denver suspect: "A lot of guns" but no MLB All-Star Game plot
• WATCH: Lamar Jackson Locks Down Fan As Defensive Back, Then Burns Him As A Receiver
• LA County Records Third Straight Day With More Than 1,000 COVID Cases Due To Contagious Delta Variant
• Trump Lawyers Might Be Penalized Over Michigan Election Case
• Average Gas Prices In The US Rise 5 Cents Per Gallon To $3.21
• Twins Sweep Tigers
• Delta Variant's Spread And Why Minnesota Is Avoiding The Surge So Far
• DFW Restaurant Week
• Co-Founder Of Chicago Shelter A Safe Haven Releases Book Profiling People Who Overcame Homelessness
• Dry Air, Lightning To Blame For Latest Minnesota Wildfires
• Roseville Restaurant Staying Closed Until Tuesday As They Mourn Hostess Killed In Natomas-Area Crash
• Texas GOP renews push to put new restrictions on voting
• 11 Killed, 37 Wounded In Weekend Shootings In Chicago
• NYPD: Suspect Faces Murder Charges For Shooting Katherine Diop, Mother Killed Leaving Graduation Party In The Bronx
• Vice President Kamala Harris To Speak At Whitmer Fundraiser During Visit To Detroit
• Pennsylvania Says It Counted 500K Duplicate COVID-19 Shots
• Missing New Jersey Mother Yasemin Uyar Found Dead In Tennessee Following AMBER Alert
• What Experts Are Saying About Red Sox Draft Pick Marcelo Mayer
• CPS Launching Three School-Based Vaccination Sites For Students And Families
• Police Shoot Sword-Wielding Suspect At Everett Apartment
• Detroit Going Green To Help Slow Flooding During Heavy Rains
• Scammers Are Impersonating Nearly Every Illinois State Department In Phishing Schemes, And People Are Falling For It
• Raise the Barr Under Review
• Police Searching For Driver Who Hit & Killed Man In Dallas
• Sacramento's Tower Cafe Reopening On Monday But Still Seeking More Staff
• Ugly Situation Turned Into 'Memorable' Performance For Colorado Rockies Pitcher Aaron Cook At All-Star Game In 2008
• Lady A Cancels Lakefront Music Fest Show Due To Medical Emergency
• 1 Killed, 1 Injured In New Hampshire Plane Crash
• Driver Killed In Head-On Wreck In Riverside
• Florida Unemployment Claims Continue To Drop
• ATV Driver Hurt After Jericho Mountain Park Crash
• NASA Astronaut From Stockton Says Virgin Galactic Voyage Brings New Normal For Space Travel
• Many People Think Small Surprises Are The Best Kind, Survey Finds
• Amazon granted approval to use radar to monitor sleep
• Police Shoot And Tase Man Brandishing Knife In West Rogers Park
• Michigan GOP Bill To Add ID Component To Absentee Ballot Apps Is Dead
• Child Tax Credit Payments Start This Week
• UPDATE: Early Morning Fire Guts Vacant Concord Commercial Building
• Florida resident detained in Haiti president's assassination
• Engagement Ring, Wedding Band Sales Rising 'As Couples Start Returning To Normal Life'
• PTL Links: July 12, 2021
• Pennsylvania Says It Counted 500K Duplicate COVID-19 Shots
• 'Perfect Scenario For A Social Explosion': Center For A Free Cuba On Weekend Protests
• Bay Area Gas Prices Continue To Soar During Summer Travel Season
• 17-Year-Old Boy Abducted At Gunpoint, Assaulted In Oxford Circle, Philadelphia Police Say
• U.N. warns world hunger has "shot up" during COVID pandemic
• Sacramento Japantown Landmark Osaka-Ya Emerges From Pandemic
• Kurt Busch Wins At Atlanta Motor Speedway
• Watch Venus and Mars align in a planetary conjunction tonight
• New Louisiana 'Gas Station Eats' Food Trail Weaves Through 7 Parishes
• Nonprofit Chicago House Adds Testing Van In Bid To Stop Spread Of HIV In Communities In Need
• Weather Blog: Another Bermuda High
• Boston College Star, Lexington Native Sal Frelick Drafted By Brewers With 15th Overall Pick
• WATCH: 2 Men Wanted For Robbery At Anne's Place Grocery In Fishtown, Police Say
• It's Not Just About You. Experts Say Getting A Covid-19 Vaccine Protects Everyone Around You
• Stillwater's Lumberjack Days Canceled For 2nd Straight Year
• 'Surprising Amount Of Deaths' Will Soon Occur In These US Regions From Increased Covid-19 Cases, Expert Says
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• Italy beats England to win Euro 2020
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• Rhode Island To Fine People Who Intentionally Release More Than 9 Balloons Outside
• Pittsburgh Weather: Severe Storm Chances
• Lightning kills 76 people; some victims were taking selfies
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Videos from July 12, 2021

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• FDA flags small risk of neurological disorder after Johnson and Johnson vaccine
• Artist transforms kids’ prosthetics into art
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• Death toll in Surfside collapse reaches 94
• Haiti assassination suspect accused of seeking power
• Cubans take to streets in rare anti-government protests
• Texas Democrats flee state to block Republican voting bill
• Top U.S. commander in Afghanistan steps down as troops withdraw
• Health officials flag "small possible risk" of nervous system disorder in recipients of Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine
• President Biden meets with mayors and police chiefs to discuss fighting crime
• U.S. and Mexico launch joint initiative to capture transnational criminals
• Local Matters: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis trails only Trump in CPAC poll
• Cubans protests against economic hardship
• Bed rails that can injure and kill the elderly still on the market
• New York City needs a "joint gang and guns" task force, Democratic nominee for mayor says
• Charlottesville, Virginia removes Confederate statues of Robert E. Lee and "Stonewall" Jackson
• Surfside mayor says Florida condo building "should have never fallen down"
• Billionaire Richard Branson makes history with space flight
• Surfside building collapse death toll rises to 94
• Lighting strikes kill 11 people at popular tourist destination in India
• Extreme heat in western states fuels wildfires
• Biden administration considers lifting Trump-era pandemic immigration policy
• Child care options could affect U.S. economic recovery
• Biden and New York mayoral candidate Eric Adams to hold talks on surge in nationwide gun violence
• 26-year-old rising photographer Flo Ngala shifts her focus from artist to journalist
• Asha Walker on food insecurity and connecting low-income communities to wellness
• Texas Republicans making another attempt to pass voting restrictions
• WSJ's Michael C. Bender on his new book, "Frankly, We Did Win This Election"
• 2 Confederate statues removed in Charlottesville, Virginia
• Former astronaut weighs in on Virgin Galactic's successful space flight
• Iran softens its tone towards resurging Taliban in Afghanistan
• Richard Branson becomes first person to go to space in own rocket, beating Jeff Bezos
• Thousands protest in Cuba over food shortages and rising prices
• Texas Republicans advance controversial voting restrictions
• Dr. Anthony Fauci breaks down booster debate as concerns over Delta variant rises
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