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• Smith's Pinch 3-Run HR In 9th Rallies Dodgers Past Giants, 8-6
• Insufficient Rain Has California Fires Burning Hotter Than Normal, UC Davis Professor Says
• Smith's Pinch 3-Run HR In 9th Rallies Dodgers Past Giants
• Out-Of-Service Bus Routes Build Concern As Stockton Students Prep For Return To Campus
• 'Some Would Call Him A Legend': Fire Engineer Forever Remembered In Rancho Cordova
• 'Unprecedented' Haze From California, West Coast Wildfires Prompt Air Quality Concerns In New York
• Olson Homers, Kaprielian Dominates As A's Blank Angels 6-0
• Charges Filed Against Couple Accused Of Starting El Dorado Fire Near Yucaipa That Killed Firefighter
• 1 Killed, 2 Missing After Flash Flooding In Larimer County
• 1 Killed After Rollover Crash On 405 Freeway In Long Beach
• LAPD Officer Alejandro Castillo Arrested For Falsifying Report In DUI Arrest
• Newsom Administration Appoints Special Counsel For California Unemployment Fraud
• Troopers Arrest Faribault Man After Twin Cities Stolen Car Chase
• Chicago Weather: Cooler On Wednesday
• Cubs Rally With Six Runs In Ninth Inning, Beat Cardinals
• Abreu Homers, Triples, Doubles To Vault White Sox Over Twins
• More Minnesota Cities Announce Water Conservation Measures
• Bucks' 50-Year Wait Ends With A Title After 50 Points From Giannis, Beat Suns 105-98
• Milwaukee Bucks Beat Phoenix Suns In 6 Games For First NBA Title Since 1971
• Bucks Beat Suns In 6 Games For First NBA Title Since 1971
• Skeletal Remains Found In West Suburban Berkeley; Believed To Be Man Reported Missing In November 2020
• WBZ Mourns Loss Of Longtime Colleague And Friend Jim 'Murph' Murphy
• Man, 75, Hit And Critically Injured By Car As Woman, 96, Makes Turn At Touhy And Western Avenues, Police Say
• I-Team: Expert Identifies Bugs Infesting Saugus Homes As 'Corpse Flies'
• State Monitoring COVID Outbreak At Cape Cod Senior Living Home
• Family: Woman Still In Critical Condition After Being Knocked Down Stairs During Subway Robbery Attempt
• Teddy, Surfside Crisis Response Canine Who Could Not Walk, Goes Home In Lap Of Luxury
• COVID Hospitalizations Triple In South Florida Since Beginning Of July
• North Hollywood Man Gevorg Adoyan Accused Of Scamming Bank Customers In Burbank
• Cletus Lee, North Braddock Mayoral Nominee Charged With Assault, Says Campaign Will Continue
• Where Do Golf Terms Come From?
• Wait is over: Milwaukee Bucks win first NBA title in 50 years
• North Suburban Man Fights To Secure Potentially Life-Extending Treatments For ALS Patients; Rep. Mike Quigley Joins Cause
• I-70 Closed Through Glenwood Canyon Due To Flash Flood Warning
• New York Jets First-Round Pick Alijah Vera-Tucker Signs Rookie Deal
• With Some Damage Not Covered By Insurance, SBA Loans Open Up For West Suburban Tornado Victims
• FHP Releases Dashcam Video Of I-95 Pursuit That Ended In Violent Crash
• Police: 14-Year-Old Boy Shot On Staten Island
• Jeff Bezos Blasts Off On Blue Origin Space Flight
• Police: Missing Man Found Shot To Death In The Trunk Of Car At Abandoned Parking Lot In Moon Twp.
• Gov. Larry Hogan Asks Feds For Reimbursement After Sending Maryland National Guard To Help With Capitol Rioters
• Police Search For Driver In Hit-And-Run Crash That Killed 16-Year-Old Jayden Baldree In Dundalk
• Sunflower Field Planted In Honor Of Buffalo Clinic Shooting Victims Starts To Bloom
• Delta Variant Cases Doubling Every 2 Weeks In Maryland; Some Fear Return To Restrictions
• 64-Year-Old Vaseles Nettles Fatally Shot While Attempting To Retrieve Stolen Scooter, Police Looking To ID Two Young Men
• 'It's What Our Families Deserve' $6M To Be Invested Into Three South Baltimore Parks
• Costco Extends Special Shopping Hours As COVID-19 Cases Rise
• Rent Rates Up In Metro Detroit
• Crime Stoppers Offering Reward Up To $2,500 For Information On Shooting In Inkster That Left 2 Dead
• Ex-DEA Agent From Orange County, Mark Sami Ibrahim, Charged In Connection With Jan. 6 Capitol Riot
• Rallies In Support Of Cuban Freedom Continue In South Florida
• After Losing Their Daughter To Sickle Cell Disease, One Family Hopes To Help Others Fight It By Urging Blood Donations
• Tampa Bay Slugs 2 HRs, Spoils Return Of Orioles' Means 9-3
• UPDATE: I-80 Reopens After Big-Rig Fire In El Cerrito Shuts Down EB Lanes For Hours
• 'It Was Kind Of Breathtaking': Plano Firefighter Shares Personal Account Of House Explosion Aftermath
• Marlins Fall 6-3 To Nats In Washington
• LAPD Releases Video Of Attempted Robbery, Shooting In Melrose Area In Hopes Of Identifying Driver
• Judge Rules California Can Expand Insurance For Wildfire Areas
• Residents Rally, Raise Voices Over Dramatic Budget Cuts Proposed For Niles-Maine District Library
• Frontier Airlines To Offer Nonstop Service From Baltimore To Atlanta
• Neurosurgeon Ariel Henry Becomes Haiti's New Prime Minister
• San Joaquin County Latest To Issue Mask Recommendation To All As Delta Variant Spreads
• Former State Employee Sues California Treasurer Fiona Ma For Sexual Harassment
• Fire Crews Battle Grass Fire Near Sebastopol
• 2 Men Caught On Camera In Brazen Daylight Theft From Granada Hills TJ Maxx
• I-70 Reopens Through Eisenhower Tunnel After Power Outage
• FAA Awards $9.9M Grant To Provide Sound Insulation For Homes Near LAX
• Silver Alert Issued For Missing Wendell Stepp, 81, Of Bowie
• Mark Cuban Says He'll Buy Cole Beasley's Wife Share Of Pfizer Stock If Buffalo Bills Wide Receiver Gets Vaccinated
• Washington Temple of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints To Hold Public Open House, Rededication In 2022
• One-Fifth Of Officers Slow To Turn On Body Cameras In Use-Of-Force Incidents
• Officials Announce $1K Fine For Illegal Dumping
• Pittsburgh Man Pleads Guilty To Trafficking Endangered And Invasive Fish
• 18-Year-Old Turns Himself in to Lincolnwood Police For Fatal Hit-And-Run, Killing 63-Year-Old Marcia D. Morris
• COVID: Case Surge From Delta Variant Forces Delay in Returning to Office
• Florida Appeals Court Refuses To Rehear Mask Mandate Fight
• Overcoming COVID Vaccine Hesitancy, Myths, Misinformation Becoming More Difficult
• Former 49er Coach Greg Knapp Critically Injured In Danville Vehicle-Bicycle Collision
• 29-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In North Philadelphia Double Shooting: Police
• Coppin State Provides Over $1M In Student Debt Relief
• Bay Area Space Lovers Watch With Awe Jeff Bezos's Voyage To Outer Space
• Taco Bell Apologizes For Not Having Certain Menu Items Due To Transportation Delays
• Keller @ Large: Stopping COVID Misinformation Could Be As Hard As Stopping The Virus
• Motorcyclist Likely Targeted In Fatal Minneapolis Hit-And-Run, Police Say
• Caught On Camera: Jamestown Police Officer Helps Rescue 5 People From Burning Home
• 2 Men Shot At Sheridan And Wilson In Uptown; One Critically Injured
• Northeast Minneapolis Staple Jax Cafe Will Be Closed For Months Due To 'Structural Damage'
• Truck Driver Cited After Hitting Bridge On I-93 In Medford
• Boy, 17, Shot Dead In Park Manor
• Public Safety Committee Backs Compromise Plan To Create Civilian Police Oversight Panel
• Woman Grabbed By Man With Knife On McKinney Jogging Trail Told By Attacker 'You Got Lucky This Time'
• Police: Body Discovered On Staten Island With 'I Touch Little Girls' Written On Chest
• "Best day ever!" Bezos and crew fly into space
• Dangerous Deja Vu: Vacaville Brush Fire An Emotional Reminder Of LNU Complex Fire
• LaGuardia Airport AirTrain Gets The Green Light, Construction Set To Begin This Summer
• Danville Police Officer To Stand Trial On Manslaughter Charge For 2018 Fatal Suspect Shooting
• Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont Signs Bill Banning Group Of Chemicals Found In Food Packaging, Fire Retardant Foam
• Study Estimates 1.5 Million Children Lost Parents Or Grandparents To Covid-19
• Amber Alert Canceled After Four Missing Children From Racine, Wisconsin, Found Safe
• Car Repair Shops See Uptick In Demand As More Cars Return To The Road After Easing of Pandemic Restrictions
• Hubble captures colliding galaxies after monthlong hiatus
• Ten Foot Tall Bronze Sculpture Will Memorialize Colorado War Hero In Denver
• UPDATE: Despite City Council Approval, A's and Oakland Far Apart on Stadium Plan
• 'I Think We Did The Best Job That We Could,' Gov. Pritzker Says Of COVID-19 Restrictions Under Which Many Bars, Restaurants Went Out Of Business Last Year
• Deputies Called To Rescue People After Mudslides Force Road Closures Near Telluride
• Rising Number Of Crimes & Attrition Among Problems Facing Aurora Police Department
• Reward Increased To $25K For Information On Pelicans Found Mutilated On OC Coastline As More Dead Birds Reported
• Brooklyn Brownstone Evacuated After Partial Building Collapse
• Preliminary Map To Redraw Colorado's Legislative Districts Already Influencing 2022 Election
• Trump Supporters Rally In Novi For MI "Forensic Audit" Of 2020 Election
• Actress Hilary Duff Sues Irvine-Based Naturalena Brands For Alleged Breach Of Contract
• Crews Contain Fence Fire That Spread To Roseville Home
• Congressman Guy Reschenthaler Wants To Cut PennDOT's Federal Funding If It Tolls Certain Highways
• Vallejo Police Receive $900K In Federal Funding For Mental Health Response Unit
• Opening Arguments Begin In Trial Of SC Man Accused Of Killing New Jersey Native Samantha Josephson
• Some Get Shots As Cook County Health COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Sites Close
• Nearly 148,000 Coloradans Missed Second Dose Of COVID Vaccine
• Nothing Bundt Cakes In Baltimore County Is Full Of Love & Sweet Aromas
• Staubach-Pearson Hail Mary Against Vikings Commemorated As NFT
• Parents face rising prices for back-to-school gear
• Is This The Perfect Time To Sell Your Home?
• 4-Year-Old Hospitalized After Being Struck By Dirt Bike, NYPD Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver
• VIDEO: Suspect Seen Sneaking Up On Boulder Woman In Assault Investigation
• Orthopedists See Increase In Plantar Fasciitis Cases And Overall Foot Pain Post-Pandemic
• Morgan Creek Fire Grows Unchecked To 5,115+ Acres
• Support For Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault Survivors
• As Number Of COVID-19 Cases Rise, Dallas ISD Offering Multiple Vaccine Clinics For Students
• Suspect Shoots At Aurora Police, Officers Return Fire
• Chris Sale Strikes Out Six Over 3.2 Shutout Innings For Portland Sea Dogs
• Oakland Approves Terms For New $12B Ballpark But A's Aren't Happy
• Remembering A Hero: Celebration Of Life Held For Johnny Hurley
• Minneapolis Bakery Hawlo Kismayo Cooks 10,000 Pounds Of Hawlo For Eid Holiday
• Police: Greensburg Man Who Found Woman's Missing Savings Bonds Demands Hefty Reward
• 'Atrocious Human Rights Violations': Group Announces Lawsuit Against LAPD Over Handling Of Wi Spa Protests
• Delta variant accounts for 83% of U.S. COVID cases, CDC says
• Ben & Jerry's is on rocky road with Israel over boycott
• City Leaders At War After Mayor Kenney Declines Emergency Declaration For Philadelphia's Gun Violence Problem
• Car Takes Dip In Pool At San Jose Apartment Complex
• Suspect Arrested In Deadly Shooting Outside McDonald's In Fort Collins
• Olson Homers, Kaprielian Dominates As A's Shut Out Angels
• Scorching Report From Independent Monitoring Team Says Chicago Police Were Not Prepared Or Trained For Civil Unrest In Wake Of George Floyd Protests
• Man Shot In Car In North Minneapolis Expected To Survive, Police Say
• Convicted Killer Who Sexually Assaulted Modesto Woman's Corpse Denied Parole
• Gamma Variant Cases Still Exceed Delta In Illinois, But Delta Surging As COVID-19 Cases Climb Again
• Minnesota State Fair Unveils 2021 Commemorative Poster
• Miami-Dade County Officials Urge Those Unvaccinated To Get COVID Vaccines
• Code Orange Air Quality Alert Issued After Smoke From Canada Wildfires Drifts South
• Plano House Explosion That Injured 6 Likely Caused By Gas Leak, Fire Investigators Say
• NYPD Officer Who Used Bag Of Potato Chips To Save A Man's Life Speaks Out
• Driver Strikes Car, Building In River North
• LA City Attorney Mike Feuer Reaches Tentative $26 Billion Settlement With Opioid Maker, Distributors
• Wally Funk makes history during Blue Origin's launch to space
• Nuggets' Javale McGee Hopes To Add Olympic Gold Medal To Family Legacy
• Jackson West Medical Center In Doral To Open In August
• Dry thunderstorms stoke Bootleg Fire's flames
• Dallas' 'Bottom District' Poised For A 'Come Up'
• Banner Health To Require Employees To Be Vaccinated Against COVID
• COVID: San Mateo Health Officials Urge Vaccination, Indoor Masking Amid Rising Cases, Delta Variant
• 'Unprecedented' Haze From California, West Coast Wildfires Prompt Air Quality Concerns In New York
• Councilman Kevin De Leon Is Being Targeted For A Recall
• Elderly Man Killed In Modesto Hit-And-Run, Police Say
• De Blasio Blasts MTA Over Congestion Pricing Delays
• 16-Year-Old Max Rome Creates New App That Can Help Drivers Locate Impossible-To-Find Parking In New York City
• Pasadena To Require Vaccines For Employees, Face Masks Indoors
• Eagles Legend Harold Carmichael: 'I Wonder If I Would've Been Drafted' In Today's NFL
• Arson, Bomb Threats Among Crimes That Have Been Keeping Illinois Unemployment Offices Closed, Governor's Office Says
• Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Wants City To Hire 275 More Police Officers Next Year
• Cubans On The Island Circumvent Internet Censorship With Psiphon App
• With Apple Picking Season Approaching, Drought Could Lead To Limited Inventory
• Police: More Card Skimming Devices Found At Bank Of America ATMs In Thousand Oaks
• Dallas Cowboys Legends Roger Staubach, Drew Pearson Connect Again In Digital Hail Mary Project
• N.Y. Attorney General Letitia James Announces $1.1 Billion Deal With Opioid Distributors
• Missing 8-Month-Old Royalty Lomax Found Safe, Father Wanted For Assaulting Woman
• Official Ribbon Cutting Held For New State-Of-The-Art Miami Dolphins Training Facility In Miami Gardens
• Child Injured In North Minneapolis Hit-And-Run
• Study: Black People Still Twice As Likely To Face Charges For Marijuana In Colorado After Recreational Legalization
• Harvey Weinstein Transferred To California To Face Additional Sex Assault Charges
• Atlantic County Prosecutor Damon Tyner Resigns Amid Ethics Complaints
• COVID-19 Vaccine Data Graphics
• Prominent Health Expert, FIU's Dr. Aileen Marty Applauds New Face Mask Recommendation For Schools
• Hyatt Regency Partners With Health Department To Host Community Vaccination Block Party
• Two Women Injured When Driver Plows Into Diners On Outdoor Patio In Downtown Evanston
• Pfizer Recalls Chantix Batches Over Carcinogen Concerns
• 12 Victims Of Aurora Theater Shooting Remembered 9 Years Later
• Debate Continues To Swirl About Return To In-Person Classes For All Public School Students This Fall
• US Olympic Softball Team Set To Begin Playing Tuesday Against Italy
• Britney Spears' New Lawyer Says He's 'Moving Aggressively' To Remove Jamie Spears From Conservatorship
• Jeff Bezos shares emotional moment aboard spacecraft in exclusive interview
• Open For Business: Spring House Travel Ready To Make Travelers' Dreams Come True After Difficult Year
• Costco To Keep Special Operating Hours For Certain Groups
• UPDATE: 'Every Firefighter On Deck' Battling Bootleg and Other Oregon Wildfires
• 'It Got Really Bad,' Mom's Rare Heart Problem During Pregnancy Leads To Transplant At Tufts Medical Center
• Diocese Of Brooklyn Honors Good Samaritan Who Helped Save Stranger In Union Square Subway Attack
• Banner Of Nick Foles Hoisting Lombardi Trophy Replaces Carson Wentz At Lincoln Financial Field
• Tom Brady jokes about election deniers at White House event
• Agencies Offer Help, Hope To Bucks County Residents Impacted By Flash Flooding
• UPDATED: Grass Fire North Of Vacaville Contained
• NYC Board Of Elections Certifies Primary Results; Eric Adams Officially Wins Democratic Nomination For Mayor
• Dr. Fauci: COVID Vaccination May One Day Be Required For Kids To Return To School, Depending On How U.S. Handles Latest Surge
• High-Powered Rifles Used To Shoot Up Upscale Fort Lauderdale Apartment Complex
• Radio Host Larry Elder Sues Over Being Blocked From California Recall Ballot
• Report: Jets Assistant Coach Greg Knapp Badly Injured In Bicycle Accident
• Maryland Office Of Tourism Offering Training To Water-Based Business Owners On Chesapeake Bay Education
• Spectators Gather In Times Square To Watch Jeff Bezos' Space Launch: 'Exciting First Step'
• Eastbound Lanes Of I-70 East Of Eisenhower Tunnel Reopen Following Crash
• Pedestrian Struck By Berkeley Police Officer In Patrol Vehicle; CHP Investigating
• 2 Corpse Flowers Expected To Bloom At The Huntington Library In San Marino This Week
• Despite Some Fishing Restrictions Lifted On Colorado River, Future Bans Still Possible
• Victim In Fatal Walnut Creek Shooting Identified
• Judge Denies Release Of Alleged Capitol Rioter Robert Morss
• Emilio Estefan Lends His Voice To Cuban Protests, Releases 'Libertad' Music Video
• Fort Worth Police Investigating After Pitbull Bites 14-Year-Old's Face
• Allegheny Health Network Hosting Free Cancer Screening Clinics
• Railroad Worker Finds Man Dead On Duluth Lakewalk
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept.'s Mobile COVID-19 Testing Unit Pulls Back Into Imani Christian Academy
• Bde Maka Ska's 32nd Street Beach Closes Due To E. Coli Levels
• Texas Motor Speedway Hosts National Solar Car Challenge
• Boston Police Officer Injured In Dorchester Cruiser Crash While Responding To Call; 3 Others Hurt
• Montgomery County Man, Jonathan Faucette, Charged With Sexual Assault Of 15-Year-Old Girl
• Union Workers At Chicago Housing Authority Call On Board To Reevaluate Maintenance & Janitorial Contracts
• Denver Police Searching For Suspect In Shooting Near Storage Facility
• Massachusetts Reports 366 New COVID-19 Cases, 6 Additional Deaths
• Investigation Into Plano House Explosion Underway: 'It's Very Difficult To Put Together All The Pieces'
• CBS News poll: Still more to learn about January 6, most Americans say
• Whitmer Raises $8.5M For Reelection Campaign In 7 Months
• Animal Control Officer Rescues Osprey In Harford County
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 569 New Cases, 10 Additional Deaths
• Western Wildfires Will Cause Spectacular Fiery Red Sunset Throughout Delaware Valley Tuesday Night
• Popular Baltimore County Public Library Attraction 'Storyville' Is Back
• Juvenile Killed In Antelope-Area Shooting
• Hazmat Situation Downtown Closes Several Roads
• CTA Yellow Line Shut Down Due To Signal Problems
• Phillies Place Starting Pitcher Zach Eflin On 10-Day Injured List
• Traffic Delays On I-76 After Four Vehicles, Dump Truck Collide In King Of Prussia
• Vacaville Police: Elderly Man Out $40,000, Forced To Sell Car In Social Security Scam
• More Than 100 'Adorable' Kittens Arrive In Massachusetts By Plane For Adoption
• University of California System Admits Largest, Most Diverse Undergraduate Class
• Trump Inaugural Chair Thomas Barrack Arrested, Accused Of Being Unregistered Lobbyist For United Arab Emirates
• 2 Critically Injured When Car Hits Restaurant In Cragin Neighborhood
• Richie Vessel Sentenced To 28 Years For Fatally Shooting Mpls. Mother, Daughter
• Hennepin County Approves An Additional $250,000 For Vaccine Incentives
• 'I'll Tell You What', Mark Cuban Trolls Cole Beasley After Anti-COVID Vaccine Tweet
• VIDEO: Hayward Police Rescue Man Apparently Sleeping Inside Burning Car
• MUSE School In Calabasas Will Open With In-Person Instruction This Fall
• No Masks Required For Vaccinated Catholic School Students, Teachers, And Staff For Upcoming School Year
• Maryland Department Of Health & State Department Of Education Announce Request For Applications To Assist With Covid-19 Testing
• Pittsburgh Man Charged With Multiple Counts Of Sex-Related Offenses Involving 2 Minors
• Ronnie Perkins Has Signed His Rookie Contract With Patriots
• 'I See Him As A Bad Person Involved In A Bad Business': Noah Hurowitz On Book 'El Chapo: The Untold Story Of The World's Most Infamous Drug Lord'
• Schaumburg Police Investigate Crash That Left 1 Driver Dead, 1 Injured
• Bear-Proofing Trash: Colorado Parks And Wildlife Urges Residents To Push For Local Rules
• Gov. Pritzker Calls On Congress To Reimburse National Guard For Protecting U.S. Capitol After Jan. 6 Riot
• Longtime Trump ally Thomas Barrack indicted for lobbying activities
• Downey High School Students Who Went Missing During Mount Baldy Hike Found Safe, Airlifted From Mountain
• California Recall: Radio Host Larry Elder Files Lawsuit To Get On Ballot
• Pair Charged With Capital Murder For Allegedly Killing 3 During Fourth Of July Dallas Neighborhood Block Party
• The Killers Bringing 2022 Tour To Pittsburgh
• Ryan Ellis Has A Jersey Number, And It's One Never Worn By Any Flyer Before
• CoCo DA's Office Participating in State's Resentencing Pilot Program
• Evacuation Orders Lifted After Vegetation Fire Near Vacaville
• Longtime Trump Ally Thomas Barrack Indicted for Lobbying Activities for UAE
• Not sure how to dress? Just watch TikTok
• Swimmer drops out of Paralympics after being denied care assistant
• Troy Fowler Charged With Murder In Downtown Mpls. Parking Ramp Shooting
• Been To Provincetown? Boston Public Health Commission Recommends Getting A COVID-19 Test
• Army Maj. Gen. Maurice Rose To Be Honored With Statue At State Capitol
• Repairs To Damaged Bridge On I-93 In Medford Could Cause Delays For 6-To-8 Months
• Suspect Identified In Fatal Shooting of Teenage Boy In San Francisco SoMa
• Mpls. Campus Safety Concerns: UMN To Install Security Kiosks, Add Several Police Officers And Full-Time Social Worker
• Spirit Airlines To Add More Non-Stop Flights Out Of Atlantic City International Airport
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Warns COVID-19 Restrictions Could Return If Spread Of Delta Variant Causes Another Surge
• Olympics 2021: Sweden 'Hands Down' Biggest Threat To USWNT In Group Stage
• Registration Open For 2021 FlyBy 5K And 2-Mile Fun Run/Walk
• White House hasn't disclosed past breakthrough COVID cases
• States overpaid nearly $13 billion in jobless aid, watchdog says
• Pet Of The Week
• TPC Twin Cities Profile: Will 3M Open Home Give Up More Low Scores?
• Florida Tourism Expects Boost From Canada Border Changes
• Gophers' Tanner Morgan Named To Watch List For Davey O'Brien QB Award
• John Earnest Pleads Guilty To Murder In 2019 Chabad Of Poway Shooting, Will Serve Life In Prison Without Possibility Of Parole
• Pittsburgh Riverhounds Walk Back Chick-Fil-A Partnership After Fan Fallout
• Florida, Louisiana, Nevada, U.S. Virgin Islands Added To Chicago COVID Travel Advisory
• Man Charged With Perjury In Probe Of '81 Missing Grand Rapids Girl Case
• What Shoulder Surgery? New Flyers Defenseman Ryan Ellis Says Only Knuckle Hurt
• Gunman pleads guilty in synagogue shooting, avoids death penalty
• Charges: Kelvin Rosales Exposed Himself At Campsite, Crawled Into 11-Year-Old Girl's Bed
• Texas House Democrats Who Left State To Shut Down Special Session Host Press Conference
• Real Estate Tech Firm Says Dallas 17th Least Affordable City In US To Buy A Home
• Registration Open For Sidney Crosby's Little Penguins Learn To Play Program
• 'The World Needs Love': Second Grader Breaks The Mold With Bright And Cheerful Art Design For Police Car
• Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos Launches To Space With Blue Origin Crew
• Oakland Police Request Public's Help Finding Runaway Teen
• US Probes Overheating Brakes That Cause Fires In 500K Semis
• Vineland Home Found Engulfed In Flames, Cause Of Fire Under Investigation
• Arnold Update: Goose Shares A Meal With His Mate While Recovering From Surgery At Cape Wildlife Center
• 'It's Pretty Special': Three Sets Of Triplets Graduating From Same High School Prepare For Next Steps
• Taco Bell Tells Customers It's Facing A Food Shortage
• State Offers Assistance To Minnesotans Struggling To Pay Utility Bills Following Pandemic
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Receives $1.5M From Maryland To Continue Its Turnaround
• Senate faces pivotal vote on bipartisan infrastructure deal as negotiations continue
• Pittsburgh Refuse Workers Facing Disciplinary Action For Standing By As Mom Dumped Her Own Trash Into Truck
• 'It's Really Realistic': French Artist JR Creates Optical Illusion Of Cliffs Below Eiffel Tower
• Dallas Detectives Searching For Killer After Man Gunned Down On Aspen Street
• Philadelphia Officials Announce Plans To Reopen MLK Drive To Vehicle Traffic On August 4
• Devontay Anderson Arrested In Chicago, Third Suspect Charged In April Murder Of 7-Year-Old Jaslyn Adams
• 'White Boy Rick' Movie's Inspiration, Richard Wershe Jr., Sues Police For $100M
• Semi Fire Closes I-35 SB Near Iowa Border, Causing Significant Delay
• Man Shot Twice In Chest In North Philadelphia
• Twins Graduate As This High School's First Co-Valedictorians
• New Jersey State Police Trooper Injured In Crash On I-676
• Revolution-Inter Miami CF Match Preview: A First For New England
• Bret Michaels' Paso Robles Concert Canceled Over COVID Exposure
• Jeremi Quentin Lewis Charged In Murder Of Jaden Ealey In Columbia
• Denver Metro Chamber Of Commerce Sees More Flexible Work Models Emerging For Businesses
• DA's Office: Salinas Fatal Police Shooting Will Not Be Investigated By State DOJ Because Suspect Was Armed
• Aaron Rodgers Reportedly Turned Down Massive Contract Extension From Packers
• Friends & Family Gather At North Texas Church To See Wally Funk Launch Into Space
• Pride Flags Torn Down In Wenham, Police Searching For Vandals
• Smoke From Canadian Wildfires Prompts Air Quality Alerts Across Minnesota
• Tom Brady Cracks Election Joke, Drops 'Sleepy Tom' Nickname On President Joe Biden
• Woman Stabbed At CTA Blue Line Train Station
• Video Shows Otters At Shedd Aquarium Staying Cool This Summer With Ice Cubes
• 3 Taken To Hospital After Downtown Sacramento Crash
• Wildfire Burns 6 Acres Of Land At Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
• Blue Origin's training and requirements for space travel
• Gunman At Large In Man's Lakewood Shooting Death
• 7-Eleven Employee Allegedly Tries To Stab Customer Following Dispute, Police Say
• There Were No Plans To Paint Pittsburgh's Firetrucks Gray, Mayor Peduto's Office Says
• Flames Tear Through Former Longfellow Inn In Vandergrift, Displacing Residents Next Door
• Outrage after beach handball team fined for not wearing bikinis
• WATCH: Jon Hamm Meets Dogs While Filming Movie In Boston
• Eat 'Lunch On LaSalle' Street Every Tuesday Through August
• Megan Fox Skips LA Movie Premiere Over COVID-19 Fears
• E-40: 'Steph Curry Is The G.O.A.T., He Is Top Three For Sure'
• Miguel Avelar, 18, Charged In West Humboldt Park Shooting That Wounded Two, Including Toddler
• Blue Origin's Historic Flight Is A Success
• COVID-19 In Maryland: For 8th Consecutive Day, More Than 100 New Cases Reported
• Sheriff: 45-Year-Old Keith Spence Missing, Last Seen In Isanti County On July 15
• Tom Brady Cracks Election Joke, Drops 'Sleepy Tom' Nickname On President Joe Biden
• Jackpot-Winning Lottery Ticket Worth More Than $1.76 Million Sold In Allegheny County
• William Raia Accused Of Terrorizing Woman For 2 Hours In Merrimac Home Invasion, Sex Assault
• WATCH: Jon Hamm Meets Dogs While Filming Movie In Boston
• Three Hurt In Shooting Outside West Park Gentleman's Club
• COVID In Minnesota: State's Positivity Rate Creeping Up After Reaching Record Lows
• Deputies Find Meth, Heroin, Oxycodone Pills After Search Of Car In Placer County
• Pittsburgh City Council Approves Spending Plan For $335 Million In Federal COVID Funds
• History Made In Texas As Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin 'New Shepard' Crew Takes Spaceflight
• Franklin Institute's Chief Astronomer Says People Can Expect Commercial Space Flights To Become More Accessible To Masses Following Blue Origin's Successful Flight
• Michigan Experiencing Large Increase In Reports Of Legionnaires' Disease
• Disney Dream Completes COVID Safety 'Test Sailing'
• Chance The Rapper To Debut Secret Concert Film 'Magnificent Coloring World' In Select Theaters Next Month
• Ones For Texas: Teachers Training During Summer For Upcoming School Year
• Peyton Manning And Eli Will Call Alternate Telecast Of Monday Night Football Starting This Season
• Sea snot choking Turkey's waters could be a warning to the world
• Nanny Charged In Child Pornography Probe Previously Used Care.com, Police Reach Out To Parents
• Arlington PD Seeking Tips In 'Suspicious Death' Case After Body Found In Vehicle Outside Motel
• Leyna Bloom becomes first transgender Swimsuit Issue cover model
• Wayne Morrow, Of Colorado, Drowns When Storm Capsizes Canoe In Minnesota
• Faribault Police Say 2 Dead In Apparent Murder-Suicide, Call It An 'Unspeakable Tragedy'
• Legendary Los Angeles Punk Quartet X Headlines Stern Grove
• Justin Lee Buchanan Found Guilty Of Firing At Baltimore County Police Officers In May 2020
• Aurora Targets Youth In Mission To Combat Gun Violence
• Foo Fighters Forum Concert Rescheduled For Aug. 26
• New England Living: Making More Than Honey At Family-Owned Bee Farm In Holliston
• Record number of migrants and asylum seekers reach U.K. by boat
• Autistic, Hearing Impaired In Michigan Offered Designation
• Mets Manager Luis Rojas Suspended For 2 Games After Arguing Over Fair/Foul Call
• Stephon Gilmore Reportedly Open To One-Year Salary Bump Or Multi-Year Extension From Patriots
• Denver Weather: Another Day With Bad Air And No Improvement In Sight
• Tom Brady Still Plans To Play Two More Years, According To Alex Guerrero
• Fort Worth Police Looking For Armed Suspects Who Robbed Jack In The Box 
• Florida Vacation Rental Building Evacuated Due To Balcony Cracks
• Allegheny Co. Police Say 8-Month-Old Royalty Lomax Has Been Found Safe
• Fond Du Lac Band Of Lake Superior Chippewa Seeks To Expand Elk Population
• Duckworth pushes for paid leave for pregnancy loss
• The differences between Bezos and Branson flights
• Oakland A's Future Hangs In The Balance; Crucial City Council Vote Tuesday
• Report: Rams RB Cam Akers Ruptures Achilles
• Michigan Sheriff Dies After Accident At His UP Home
• West Hollywood City Council Approves Protections For Hotel Workers
• West CoCo Unified Bringing Students Back To Classrooms In The Fall
• History Made In Texas As Bezos' Blue Origin 'New Shepard' Crew Takes Spaceflight
• E-40: 'I'm Trying To Build Generational Wealth & Be An Empire In Everything I Do'
• Afghan translators in grave danger as U.S. troops leave country
• Cheryn Smilen Sentenced To Nearly A Year In Jail For Starving Cats In Miami Apartment
• 1 Man Killed, 1 Injured In Two Overnight Shootings In Baltimore
• Tom Brady In Attendance As Buccaneers Make White House Visit With Joe Biden
• Paralympian says official called her shorts "too short and inappropriate"
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