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Articles from July 15, 2021

• Animal Shelters Inundated With 'Pandemic Pups' as Adoptive Owners' Attention Lags
• Man And Woman Killed In South LA Double Shooting
• Weekend Closure Of Eastbound Interstate 70 From Brighton Boulevard to Interstate 270 Starts Friday
• Aurora Police Still Searching For Lashaya Stine 5 Years After Disappearance
• Colorado Child Care Facilities See Increased Demand, Struggle To Find Workers
• Uriel Cortezchavez, 31, Charged With Stabbing Lover's Husband And The Man's 14-Year-Old Son
• Axes, Sling-Shots and Guns: Road Rage Incidents Spike Amid Pandemic
• Wildlife Officers Hike To Saint Mary Lake With Backpacks Full Of Trout Fingerlings
• VIDEO: Violent Robbery of Asian Senior in Oakland's Chinatown Caught on Camera
• 'Feels Like Groundhog Day': Sacramento County Mask Suggestion For Vaccinated People Builds Frustration
• Submit Your Comments: Overnight Fee Proposed For Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness
• Unrest In Cuba: Project C.U.R.E. In Colorado Providing Medical Supplies To Cubans In Need
• Lady Justice, An All-Female Owned Brewery In Aurora, Works To Help Women
• After 25 Years Of Progress, You Can Now Take A 21 Mile Walk Around Loveland
• Chicago Weather: Passing Showers
• Amid Numerous Complaints That It Scammed Customers, Uptown's Adelove Shipping Also Has Eviction Notice -- And It Never Even Had A License
• Community Mourns, Calls For Safety Improvements After 9-Year-Old Hershel Weinberger Was Hit, Killed While Riding Bike In West Rogers Park
• California Approves First State-Funded Guaranteed Income Plan
• Long Beach PD Looking For Driver Involved In Fatal Hit-And-Run
• A Summertime Chicago Auto Show Includes A Street Fest For The First Time
• UCSF Researchers Help Paralyzed Man Translate Thoughts to Text
• High-Ranking Cook County Official Accused Of Helping Family Members Cut In Line For COVID-19 Vaccine
• Car Crashes After Being Struck With Bullets On Dan Ryan Expressway; No One Shot
• Chicago Police Board Fires Officer Jamie Jawor For 2017 Crash That Killed Off-Duty Cop, Second Driver
• UPDATE: Volunteers Step In After Officials Call Off Pleasanton Hills Search for Missing Jogger Philip Kreycik
• Red Sox-Yankees Game Postponed Due To Positive COVID-19 In Yankees Organization
• Movie Producer Dillon Jordan, Of Lake Arrowhead, Arrested On Charges Of Running Prostitution Ring
• 'Long COVID' Patients Face Daunting Symptoms, Expenses; Syndrome Not Well Understood
• Report: Masks, Gloves A Significant Source Of Beach Pollution
• MTA Plans To Widen Parts Of Belt Parkway While Mayor De Blasio Pushes For Congestion Pricing
• When Should We Worry About Inflation?
• Young Father Killed In Beaver Falls Shooting Remembered As Man With Heart Of Gold
• Partial Roof Collapse Leads To Building Evacuation In Northwest Miami-Dade
• Cubs Trade Joc Pederson To Atlanta Braves For Minor-Leaguer Bryce Ball
• Man Shot In Stomach After Apparent Road Rage Incident In Queens
• Killed Inside Own Home After Celebrating Birthday, Shelton Hayes' Murderer Continues To Elude Police
• Minnetrista Residents Embracing Extended Water Restrictions For Public Safety's Sake
• Portions Of Ortega Highway Closed In Both Directions For Entire Weekend
• Pittsburgh Bride Hospitalized On Honeymoon In Mexico With Sepsis Flown To Florida Hospital
• Bergen County Nabisco Factory Reportedly Shutting Down Permanently Friday
• For Fifth Consecutive Day, South Florida Rallies Continue In Support Of A Free Cuba
• More Videos Filter Out Of Cuba Showing Brutal Repression
• Sources: Gov. Andrew Cuomo To Be Questioned Saturday In Sexual Harassment Inquiry
• Large Police Presence Prevents Demonstrators From Getting Onto The Palmetto In NW Miami
• Rep. Jamaal Bowman Introduces Green New Deal For Public Schools
• Surgeon General Calls COVID-19 Misinformation An 'Urgent Threat'
• 'The Perfect Storm' Causing Minnesota Lake Weeds To Run Amok
• Police Fatally Shoot Man Allegedly Carrying Replica Handgun In Hollywood
• Yankees Game Postponed Following Multiple Positive COVID Tests
• Jury Finds Capital Gazette Shooter Criminally Responsible For 2018 Mass Shooting
• Former University Of Chicago President Hugo Sonnenschein, Whose Leadership Drew Controversy, Dies At 80
• 'Danger to Community' Baltimore City Officer Remains Jailed On Murder Charges; Prosecutor Calls Crimes 'Vile'
• North Texas Job Fair Hosted By Rep. Beth Van Duyne Attracts Hundreds Of Employers
• Bail Denied For Angelo Harrod, Charged With Murder Of USNA Mom Michelle Cummings
• Anne Arundel County Police Officer to Face Suspension After Trial Board Finds That He Used Excessive Force During Traffic Stop
• Mayor Brandon Scott & Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford Leading Efforts To Host 2026 FIFA World Cup In Baltimore
• Bodily Remains Found In Hastings Boat Launch Fire ID'd As Kyle Hamilton, 30
• Behind The Wheel At The Chicago Auto Show: A CBS 2 Special
• Baltimore Doctor Saves Trans Lives With Cutting-Edge Gender Reassignment Surgery
• Taste With Tori: Arpeggio In Spring House Brings Mediterranean Flare
•  J&J Sunscreen Recall: Five Neutrogena, Aveeno Sunscreens Recalled Over Cancer-Causing Ingredient
• Detroit Animal Shelter At Capacity, Adoption Fees Waived
• Caught On Camera: Michigan Dog Accidentally Starts Small House Fire
• Ann Arbor Art Fair Returns July 15, Through Weekend
• Behind The Wheel: High Demand, And High Prices For Cars New And Used In Wake Of Pandemic
• Queen Anne's County Announces Emergency Covid-19 Rental Assistance Program
• Report Finds FBI Mishandled Nassar-USA Gymnastics Abuse Case
• Turning Auto Parts Into Fashion Accessories At 'Mend on the Move'
• MDOT Reminding Marylanders Fast Approaching Deadline To Renew Expired IDs & Driver Licenses
• Erik Younggren, 34, Facing Misdemeanor Weapons Charge For Allegedly Trying To Enter Roybal Federal Building In Downtown LA With Arsenal
• Maryland Congressional Delegation Announces Nearly $3M Aimed To Improve Maternal & Child Healthcare Access
• Police: 10-Year-Old Boy Hospitalized After Being Pulled From Pool, Needing CPR In West Philadelphia
• LAPD, LAFD Report More Staff Self-Isolating At Home Due To COVID-19
• Biden says sending U.S. forces to Haiti "not on the agenda" for now
• First-Of-Its-Kind Survey Aims To Stop Exodus Of Health Care Workers
• Amid Local Opposition, Hayward Power Plant Allowed To Resume Operations After Explosion
• CHP Ends 4-County Pursuit With Successful PIT Maneuver in Palmdale
• Victor H. Ayllon Charged With Murder, Bond Set At $3 Million In Strangulation Death Of Wife
• 2 Men, Including Pennsylvania Native, Found At Gianni Versace's Former Mansion Died By Suicide, Police Say
• Passport Backlog: Stressed Travelers Worry They'll Miss Trips
• Woman Says She Was Sexually Assaulted, Held Captive In Oakland Neighborhood By Man Met On Dating App
• Hundreds offer to donate cars to mechanic who fixes them for those in need
• Annapolis City Council Votes To Pass 'Medicare For All Act Of 2021'
• Bay Area Reopens: 49ers Prepare For Return Of Fans To Levi's Stadium
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Shooting Tow Truck Driver Near I-30 In Garland
• Somerville Man Accused Of Killing Roommate Held Without Bail
• Coyote Attacks 2-Year-Old Child At El Cariso Park In Sylmar
• Point Pleasant Beach Residents, Visitors Warned To Beware Of Rabid Raccoons, Animals
• Howard County Announces Partnership With M&T Bank To Help Entrepreneurs
• Suspect Who Robbed San Francisco Doughnut Shop at Gunpoint Last Month Arrested
• What Happened During That 'Flight From Hell?' Stockton Metropolitan Airport Director Weighs In
• Toddler Sitting In High Chair Shot In The Head At Ohio Home
• 2 People Feared Dead In Small Plane Crash In Humboldt County
• Walt Disney Concert Hall Reopens to Public for Free Self-Guided Tours
• Concerns Over COVID Infections In Children Grow As New School Year Looms
• Disney Moving 2,000 Southern California Jobs To Central Florida
• Coalition Calls On Lawmakers To Protect Colorado River & Tributaries
• Back To School In Elk Grove: No Social Distancing, But Masks Required
• 19-Mile Bike Ride Held In NYC To Support Wounded Warrior Project
• Concerns From Salmon Advocate Group Grow As CDFW Sees Potential 'Near-Complete Loss Of In-River Juveniles'
• Man Burglarized East Kensington Home, Shot At Homeowners, Philadelphia Police Say
• Foxboro Police Officer Frees Deer From Soccer Net
• Los Gatos Man Charged After Police Find Illegal Weapons, Racist Manifesto Detailing Shooting Plot
• Surfside Condo Collapse: Push To Recertify Buildings Every 30 Years
• Sale Of Mobile Home Parks In Carson Displaces Hundreds Of Elderly Residents
• The Good Day Selfie Museum Opens In Downtown Ferndale, Offers 20+ Photo Exhibits
• Navy Pier Employers Disappointed With Low Turnout For Job Fair
• Surgeon general calls COVID-19 misinformation an "urgent threat"
• Recent Rains Have Been Too Much Of A Good Thing For Local Farmers
• ACLU Sues Chicago Police, Demanding Information About Social Media Monitoring Program
• Experiencing A Cockroach Infestation? Here's What To Do And Who To Call
• UPDATE: Vegetation Fire That Threatened Homes in Hercules Contained
• Pulled From Surfside Rubble, Jonah Handler Takes Time To Thank Rescuers
• GM Warns Some Bolt Owners To Park Outdoors Due To Fire Risk
• New York State Reaches Over $86 Million Settlement With Utilities For Failures During Emergencies
• NHRA Drag Racers Take CBS4 Behind The Wheel At Bandimere Speedway
• Biden Approves Whitmer's Request For Disaster Declaration For Wayne, Washtenaw Counties Following Extreme Flooding
• Atlantic City Woman Hit And Killed While Helping Crashed Car: Police
• Caught On Video: El Camino Driver Stops To Slash Tires Of 3 El Monte Police Vehicles
• Allegheny County Teams With Pennsylvania Resources Council For Traveling Glass Recycling Bin Program
• Biden restores protections for U.S.' largest national forest
• Cyanobacteria Warnings At Lakes In Sharon, Framingham
• New Charter School Opening For Kids At Fort Worth Museum Of Science And History
• Wilmington Crash Closes I-93 And Leaves Woman, 3-Year-Old Injured
• UPDATE: Judge Releases Richard Sherman From Jail After Hearing
• Medical Center Of Aurora Unveils Memorial Dedicated To COVID Patients & Staff
• Vallejo Police: Suspects Fatally Shoot 15-Year-Old, Open Fire On Security Guards
• Texas Gov. Abbott Says Next Special Session To Begin Day After Current One Ends
• Johnson & Johnson Recalls Sunscreens Due to Low Levels of Cancer-Causing Benzene
• UC Mandates Coronavirus Vaccines, With Some Exceptions, For In-Person Campus Access In Upcoming Fall Term
• State Commission Considers Alternatives To Gasoline Tax, But Will That Cost Drivers More?
• White House Convenes Mayors, Including Melvin Carter, To Discuss Strategies On Crime
• Gov. Pritzker Signs Law To Get Ball Rolling After Continued Delays In Licenses For Minority Marijuana Entrepreneurs
• B&O Museum Reunites William With His Pal After Being Separated For A Few Days
• Moorhead Man Arrested After Standoff With Police At Fargo Motel
• Metro Transit Announces $4 Million Annual Safety Investment As Ridership Slowly Returns
• Police Looking For Man Who Allegedly Stole Money From Jimmy Fund Collection Dinosaur
• Berkeley Police Engage In Standoff With Possibly-Armed Individual
• North Texas School Districts Recruiting Hundreds Of Teachers And Staff
• St. John's Program For Real Change Adds 11 Modular Homes To Help Families Escape Homelessness
• Gov. Pritzker Signs Law Forbidding Deceptive Tactics By Police In Questioning Minors, Among Other Criminal Justice Reforms
• 'Things Happen For A Reason' Makers Of Maryland Explains How They Turned Their Passions Into A Business During The Pandemic
• Long Island Ducks Player-Coach Lew Ford Shares His Gameday Experience
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• Children With Specific Medical Needs Find Joy At Washington County Daycare
• Johnson & Johnson recalls sunscreens due to traces of carcinogen
• 'It Was An Incredible Life': Walt Straka, Minnesota's Last Bataan Death March Survivor, Dies At 101
• Thunderstorms With Dry Lightning May Strike Bay Area Sunday, Weather Service Warns
• New Loyola Study Concludes Prison Sentences For Gun Charges Often Don't Target Violent Offenders And Don't Improve Safety
• Hollywood Museum To Reopen August 4 With 'Back to the Future,' Other Exhibits
• 'There Is Nothing Wrong With You': Man Who Went Through Conversion Therapy As A Teen Decries The Practice
• Owner Of Greater Sacramento Area Hospice, Home Health Care Facilities Pleads Guilty To Medicare Fraud
• Mother Fights To Visit Injured Son Due To Metro Hospital's COVID Restrictions
• Hundreds March For A Free Cuba In Hialeah; Entrance To Palmetto Expressway Blocked Off
• 16-Year-Old Arrested In Shooting At Santa Rosa Park
• U.S. general feared Trump would attempt coup, book says
• Kids Playing On Tracks Near Ravenswood Station Snags Metra UP-N Service
• COVID: Nearly 60 Infected In Outbreak At Santa Rosa Homeless Shelter
• State Gives East Bay Park District $13.5M For Wildfire Prevention
• Another Pennsylvania County Raises Objection To Lawmaker's Election Audit
• Kittanning Police Issue Warning About Increase In Unemployment Scams Targeting Residents
• New Statue Honors Army 2nd Lt. Stephen R. Gregg, One Of The Most Decorated Soldiers Of WWII
• Cases of respiratory virus surge in kids amid rare summer outbreak
• 'Slow Down!' Warning From Park Services For Travelers Visiting Assateague Island This Summer
• Ellis County Quilters Brighten Very Fabric Of The Community
• Behind The Wheel: A Look Into This Year's Chicago Auto Show
• Advocates Push For Gov. Cuomo To Sign Recently Passed Bill To Help Parents Seeking Early Developmental Care For Children
• Miami Dolphins Help Donate AC Unit To Elderly Woman In Miami Gardens
• Proposal Could Give Washington County Residents Greater Say In Local Government
• Behind The Wheel: A Look Into Some Of The Cars You'll Spot At This Year's Auto Show
• Chicago Auto Show Kicks Off With A Different Look Than Ever Before
• Gov. Walz Signs Executive Order Restricting Conversion Therapy In Minnesota
• State Officials Refuse To Say How New $200 Million YouthCare Health Care Program For Foster Kids Is Doing
• Latino Suffolk County Police Detective Files $35 Million Lawsuit Against Department Over Alleged Discrimination
• 'I Need To Use My Voice': Community College Valedictorian Honored By Glamour Magazine
• 7 Things To Know About Enhanced Child Tax Credit
• More Closures In BWCAW As Wildfires Burn Across Canadian Border
• Only In New York: Actor Jeff Goldblum Serenades Newly Married Couple At Brooklyn Carousel
• 3 Women Arrested For Allegedly Selling Counterfeit Contact Lenses In Downtown LA
• Governor Ron DeSantis Urges Cuban Military To Overthrow Government
• Man who killed 5 at Capital Gazette found criminally responsible
• Businesses help encourage vaccination in new COVID hotspots
• What you need to know about sunscreen and sunscreen alternatives
• Victims Of A Pool Tragedy, Stew Leonard And His Wife Continue Mission Emphasizing Water Safety For Kids
• Olympic athlete and five other personnel test positive for COVID-19
• Jason Kidd, GM Nico Harrison Begin Mavericks' 'New Chapter'
• New COVID Antibody Treatment Center Opens At UMass Memorial
• Peninsula Wildfire Preps: Residents Urged To 'Know Your Zone' Ahead Of Evacuation Orders
• Understaffed Restaurants Ask For Patience, Kindness From Customers
• Mount Sinai Health System Decides Not To Use Recently FDA-Approved Alzheimer's Disease Drug Aduhelm
• Small Plane Crashes In Talbot County While Attempting To Land At Easton Airport
• Plane Crash At Riverside Municipal Airport Injures Pilot, Passenger
• Sacramento County Recommends That Fully Vaccinated People Mask Up Again As Cases And Delta Variant Surge
• Beaver County Launches Study To Strengthen Education And Encourage People To Move To Area
• Eric Adams Calls Out Mayor De Blasio Over Continued Gun Violence, Says He Must Go To Bronx To Reassure Residents
• Delta Variant Causing Concerning Spike In COVID-19 Cases Among Unvaccinated In New Jersey
• Goose Undergoing Surgery Gets Surprise Visit From His Mate Outside Cape Wildlife Center
• Bag Full Of Counterfeit Cash Found In Front Of El Dorado Hills Store
• Man In Critical Condition After Shot On Crowded SEPTA Bus In Center City, Philadelphia Police Say
• WATCH: Michael Jordan Catches White Marlin Off Coast Of Atlantic City
• Rollover Crash Closes Black Bear Pass In Telluride
• 2 Sought In Distraction Burglary Of Elderly Woman's Home In Miramar; Police: Thieves Stole $25K In Jewelry
• Worker: Apparent Dispute Over Wearing Masks Led Women To Attack 69-Year-Old Man Inside Brooklyn Laundromat
• FBI Mishandled Larry Nassar Sexual Abuse Case, Department Of Justice Inspector General Finds
• Citizens To Help With Enforcing Denver Urban Camping Ban As Part Of Street Enforcement Team
• Exotic Cat Keeper Paul Michael Malagerio Arrested At Texas Ranch Sentenced For Gun Crime
• Carnival Cruise Line Will Require Unvaccinated Passengers To Buy Travel Insurance
• Nicholas Dice Arrested After Explosives Found In His Fort Collins Home
• Woman Alleges Delaware State Police Wrongly Held Her At Gunpoint, Shattered Car Window
• Personal Watercraft Crash On Rush Lake Injures 2 Teens
• Bucks County Families Grateful For Assistance After Monday Flooding
• Deputy Injured After Crashing Into Cows In Southern Minnesota
• Child Tax Credit Payments Providing Boost To Philadelphia Families Facing Pandemic Challenges
• Child Tax Credit Payments Start Hitting Parents' Bank Accounts
• 3 Kids Narrowly Escape Westmoreland County House Fire
• Ones For Real Estate: DFW & Austin Continue To Break Housing Records
• Matt Damon on what the pandemic has taught him
• Lawrence Nurse Making House Calls To Help Get Residents Vaccinated As COVID Cases Increase
• Man Facing DUI Charges After Injuring 12-Year-Old Boy On Bike In South Philadelphia Hit-And-Run, Police Say
• 2 Runaway Teens Will Face Charges After Leading Deputy On Pursuit In Stolen Car, Sheriff's Office Says
• Massachusetts Reports 236 New COVID-19 Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• Can You Travel Without A COVID Vaccine Card? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Steven Taylor Shooting: Former San Leandro Police Officer Jason Fletcher Pleads Not Guilty To Manslaughter
• Expanded Child Tax Credit Money Being Sent Out Thursday
• City Of Berkeley Reaches $82.6M Settlement With UC Over Campus Expansion
• Rally In Support Of 'Freedom In Cuba' Held At Miami City Hall
• Some Neutrogena And Aveeno Sunscreens Voluntarily Recalled Due To Low Levels Of Benzene
• Dogecoin inventor: Cryptos are for the "desperate" and "naive"
• Neeraj Chopra Found Guilty Of Abusing Teen Aboard Minneapolis-Bound Flight
• Dylan Redwine Murder: Jury Begins Deliberations In Mark Redwine Trial
• Suspect In Fatal Shooting Of Ronnie Joseph Berry Turns Himself In, Faces Murder Charge
• CVS Pulls 2 Aloe Vera Products Following Recall Of Sunscreens Containing Benzene
• Man In Wheelchair Hit, Killed By Truck In Homestead
• MUST-SEE VIDEO: Persistent Philadelphia Squirrel Struggles To Sneak Off With Huge Slice Of Pizza
• Worker Killed, 2 Others Injured By Electrical Fire At Sawtelle-Area Construction Site
• Giants' Saquon Barkley Says He'll Receive All Future Endorsement Money In Bitcoin
• Tyler Rios, Accused Of Kidnapping 2-Year-Old Son, Charged With Murder In Connection To Death Of Yasemin Uyar
• When is the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale?
• High-tech camping gear to make the outdoors more comfortable
• U.S. sues Amazon to force recall of dangerous products
• 'Now There Is Momentum': Former Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs Applauds California's Guaranteed Income Plan
• Texas House Speaker 'Demanding' Democrats Return, Chartering Plane In Washington
• Climate proposals in Democrats' budget deal "disturbing": Manchin
• The Michigan Senate Moves To Repeal Emergency Powers Law
• Netflix Hires Former Video Game Exec, Hinting At New Direction
• Marijuana Home Delivery Service Launches In Boston
• RMU Study: Beaver County Shell Cracker Plant Will Generate Nearly $3.7 Billion Statewide Annually
• Report: Tom Brady Played 2020 Season, Won Super Bowl LV With A Torn MCL
• Jake Paul Calls Out Conor McGregor, Canelo Álvarez Ahead Of Upcoming Fight With Tyron Woodley
• Baltimore County Man Michael Kramer, Missing Since Monday, Found Dead
• San Bruno Police Seize 65,000 Fentanyl Doses, Woman Arrested
• Penn State To Impose First Tuition Increase For Incoming In-State Undergraduate Students Since 2017-18
• Bail revoked for Capitol rioter accused of leaving obscene voicemail
• Baltimore Summer Restaurant Week Starts July 24
• Keith Wrede, Colorado Springs Officer Who Said 'Kill Them All,' Sued For Excessive Force
• Baltimore Ravens To Host Second Job Fair At M&T Bank Stadium
• Missing 19-Year-Old McKeesport Woman Found
• Social Security checks may see biggest hike in four decades
• 6-Year-Old Drowns In Pool In Mesquite Neighborhood, Police Say
• Chris Sale Throws Three Scoreless Innings In First Rehab Outing
• Johnson & Johnson Recalls Sunscreens Due To Traces Of Benzene
• 'We Wanted To Highlight What Really Happens': Karen Gravano & Karina Seabrook On MTV's 'Families Of The Mafia'
• Gov. DeSantis Wants Biden Administration To Approve Restoring Internet Access To The People Of Cuba
• University Of Michigan Creates Office To Handle Sexual Misconduct, Bias
• Sheriff: Chief Deputy Gives Veteran Traveling Through MN Without Shoes A New Pair Of Boots
• For Denver Businesses Around Coors Field, Having Large Crowds Again Was 'A Blessing'
• Vikings Single Game Tickets Go On Sale Next Week
• 18-Year-Old Joining Blue Origin Spaceflight Out Of Texas Next Week
• CHP Truckee: Man Starts Fire On Car Hood To Keep Bears Away
• UPDATE: California Lawmakers Approve 1st State-Funded Guaranteed Income Grants
• Man Seriously Injured After Being Pinned Beneath Heavy Machinery In Kingsville
• A "wobble" in the moon's orbit may lead to record floods on Earth
• LAPD Officer Among 3 Injured In Tarzana Crash
• Man In Custody After Allegedly Pistol-Whipping Neighbor, Standoff With SWAT Team In Dorchester
• Community First Medical Center Nurses Plan One-Day Strike On July 26
• Kris Bryant's Dad Upset With Joe Buck After Trade Question During All-Star Game: 'Classless Act'
• Carrollton Man Who Swindled Elderly Gets 63 Years For Dealing Date Rape Drug GHB
• With Federal Eviction Moratorium Set to Expire, Nonprofit Helping Those In Colorado Most At Risk
• Ingram Borough Police Searching For 16-Year-Old Larissa Cirrincione
• Comedian Gabriel Iglesias Tests Positive For COVID, Cancels Upcoming Shows
• CVS pulls two sunscreen products after carcinogen is found
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured In Separate Oakland Shootings
• Nancy Pelosi Makes Stop In LA To Tout Child Tax Credit
• Dixie Fire In Northern California Grows To 3.5 Square Miles Near Camp Fire Zone; Survivors Concerned
• Longtime SF Giants Executive Dick Tidrow Dead at 74
• MnPass To Become E-ZPass, Usable On Toll Roads In 19 Other States
• Massachusetts State Police Seek Horse Donations For Mounted Unit
• Man Who Harassed Officers Was Exercising Free Speech, Judge Rules
• Philadelphia School District Preparing For Students To Return To Classrooms Full-Time
• Britney Spears approved to hire her own lawyer, judge rules
• Florida New Jobless Claims Continue To Fall
• Tom Brady Has The Solution To NFL's Hamstring Injury Problem
• You Could Earn Up To $100,000 Working As 'Taco Relations' Director For McCormick
• Bukayo Saka says he won't let negativity "break" him after racist abuse
• City Council Finance Committee To Vote On $1.9 Million In Settlements In Lawsuits Accusing Police Of Misconduct
• Fremont Teen Cyclist Hit By Vehicle Over July 4 Weekend Dies From Injuries
• Pennsylvania Second Lady Gisele Fetterman Named One Of 50 Women Changing The World In 2021
• UC Davis Varsity Baseball Team Suspended Over Misconduct Allegations
• Panga Boat Carrying At Least 17 People Washes Ashore In Rancho Palos Verdes
• Shane Zachary Flowers Arrested In Death Of 18-Month-Old Boy Found Unresponsive At South LA Motel
• Peyton Manning Doesn't Rule Out Future Role With Denver Broncos
• Survivor reacts after FBI blamed for botching Nassar sex abuse case
• Julie Chen Moonves On 'Big Brother's Riskiest Season Yet: 'There's So Much Heat In That House'
• Panthers Buy Out Mass. Native Keith Yandle's Contract
• NYPD: Officers Chase Down Teenage Suspects After Woman Robbed At Knifepoint In Central Park
• Car Crashes Into Hingham Home Built In 1650, Driver Said She Swerved To Avoid Squirrel
• 600,000 flags to be placed at National Mall to honor COVID-19 deaths
• Death Toll Of Surfside Condo Collapse Stands At 97 Exactly Three Weeks Later
• Over 22,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Asian Tiger Mosquito Identified In Wayne County
• Arrest Warrant Issued For Second Shooter In Death Of Penn Hills Student Darin Hobdy
• Parents In Pennsylvania Must Decide If Their Child Will Repeat School Year By Thursday
• 2 Taken To Hospital After 4-Car Crash In Arden Arcade
• Electricity regulation might slow EV infrastructure
• Foster City Loosens COVID Restrictions for Anniversary Concerts
• Facebook says Iranian hackers targeted U.S. military personnel
• Self-Described 'Boogaloo Boi' Michael Dahlager Pleads Guilty To Federal Firearms Charge
• Schumer says Senate will act on bipartisan infrastructure bill next week
• Some detained in Haitian president's killing had U.S. military training
• Black Lives Matter Mural Vandalized Outside Laugh Factory In Hollywood
• Mosquitoes Test Positive For West Nile Virus In Northern Suburbs
• Miami Beach Police Identify Two Men Found Dead At Former Versace Mansion On Miami Beach
• Tyler Rios Charged With Murder After Missing Rahway Mother Yasemin Uyar Found Dead In Tennessee
• LA County Records Sixth Straight Day With 1,000-Plus COVID Cases
• Fighting Food Insecurity: Officials Say Summer Meals Program Now Expanded To Any New Yorker In Need
• 3 Men Charged In Connection To July 4 Drive-By Shooting Death Of 10-Year-Old Jasayde Holder In Vineland
• 'I Was Blown Away': James Hinchcliffe On Chase Elliott Joining SRX Series For Final Race Of Season At Nashville
• EPA Grant To Help Grand Rapids Replace Lead Service Lines
• Police: Mark Thompson Hunter Of Hemet Identified Through DNA In 1999 Escondido Rape Of 19-Year-Old Woman
• Fort Worth Police Need Help Identifying Knife-Wielding Man Who Robbed Circle K
• Cause Of Saugus Fire That Killed 2 Elderly Siblings Was Electrical; House Had No Smoke Alarms
• Silicon Valley Securities Fraud: Former Infinera Executive, 2nd Man Plead Guilty In Insider Trading Scheme
• Explosion And Fast-Moving Fire Destroys 2 Homes, Damages A Third In Vandergrift
• Driver Seriously Injured In Becker County Rollover Crash; Alcohol Believed To Be Factor
• As Delta Variant Of COVID Continues To Spread, Cook County Doubling Down On Efforts To Reach The Unvaccinated
• US Department Of Defense Awards Detroit Mercy-Led Cybersecurity Consortium $1.12-Million Grant
• Police Make Arrest In Vandalism At Historic Black Church On Staten Island
• Driver Cited For Causing Crash With Fire Engine On Parker Road
• Unemployment In Minnesota Remained At 4% In June; Job Losses Recorded For 1st Time This Year
• Boston On List Of Cities With Worst Urban Heat, Where Temperatures Can Spike 15-20 Degrees In A Matter Of Blocks
• Two Dead, Including Child, In Plantation Crash On University Drive
• Disney World Offering New Florida Resident 'Summer Fun Ticket' Deal
• Fund Providing $3 Million in Grants To Black History Sites, Groups
• Cuba Lifts Restrictions On Food, Medicine After Rare, Widespread Protests
• Police: Suspect Charged With Hate Crimes After Making Anti-Gay Statements In Queens Slashing
• Rumor: Taylor Hall, Bruins Moving Toward Contract Agreement
• Mother Of Abandoned Infant In Glen Burnie Provided Medical Treatment, Crisis Resources
• Pennsylvania Bishops Reinstate Obligation To Attend Mass, Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh Follows Suit
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 425 New Coronavirus Cases
• WATCH: Both Officers Involved In Security Square Mall Shooting Released From Hospital Wednesday
• Chicago Auto Show Returns To McCormick Place
• Did MLB All-Star Game Drive Up COVID Numbers In Colorado? Doctors Are Waiting And Seeing
• Victim Killed In Baltimore Grocery Store Shooting Identified As 24-Year-Old Nicholes Lee
• X-Ray On Trailer Exposes Human Smuggling Scheme At Southern Border
• COVID In Minnesota: Positivity Now Up To 1.6%, Hospitalizations Stay Steady
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Breaks 7 Million Vaccines Administered, Third Straight Day Over 100 Cases Reported
• Detroit Man Pleads Guilty In Insurance Fraud Case
• Tyler Rios Charged With Murder After Missing Rahway Mother Yasemin Uyar Found Dead In Tennessee
• Neutrogena, Aveeno Spray Sunscreens Recalled After Testing Positive For Potentially Cancer-Causing Benzene
• Texas 10 Most Wanted Fugitive Heriberto Cardenas & Most Wanted Sex Offender Ralph Ballard Captured
• Motorcyclist Dies After Crash In Front Of Arden Fair Mall
• Western Wisconsin Deputy Shoots Man During Armed Standoff; Investigation Underway
• Why climate change threatens your retirement savings
• Chicago Weather: Gusty Thunderstorms Thursday
• Meet the track and field power couple going for gold in Tokyo
• Johnson & Johnson Recalls Some Neutrogena, Aveeno Sunscreens After It Detects Benzene In Them
• Jarren Duran In Red Sox' Starting Lineup Vs. Yankees
• Baseball's 'All-Star Game' TV Ratings Hit Record Low
• Breton The Shark Makes His Way North From Cape May, OCEARCH Says
• MN Weather: Parts Of State Now Experiencing 'Extreme' Drought Conditions, Something Not Seen Since 2013
• Committee To Look Into Response To Detroit-Area Flooding
• Alicia Keys, Amazon Gives Van Nuys Teacher Who Suffered Great Family Loss During COVID A Home Makeover
• U.K. police make arrests over racist abuse of Black soccer stars
• After Pandemic Delay, 'Fixer Upper' Stars Chip And Joanna Gaines Launch New TV Network
• Report: Tuesday's Orioles-Rays Game Will Make History With First All-Woman Broadcast Crew Led By Melanie Newman
• Man Accused Of Forcing Teen Into Restroom For Alleged Attempted Sexual Assault, Anthony Maldonado Arrested
• Baltimore Police Searching For Person Of Interest, Vehicle In Early June Shooting
• An 18-year-old will fly to space with Jeff Bezos
• Video Captures Bizarre Incident Between 2 Women Inside New Jersey's The Mall At Short Hills
• Harry Styles' 40 Concert U.S. Tour Stopping Off In Detroit
• Ayer Police Sgt. Uses Beekeeping Knowledge To Help Safely Relocate Swarm
• 9-Year-Old Hershel Weinberger Struck, Killed By Car While Riding His Bike In West Rogers Park
• In Response To Worsening Drought, Walz Requests Emergency Grazing On Conservation Lands
• California Man Anthony Trujillo Charged In Disturbance On Miami Bound Flight
• Man Shot In Southwest Baltimore Wednesday Night
• Worries Over Racism, Waterways Inspire Push To Rename Fish
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