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Articles from July 21, 2021

• Flores' Homer Off Jansen In 9th Rallies Giants Past Dodgers
• Vegetation Fire In Antioch Spreads To Apartment Building, Burns Cars
• Adding To State Water Woes, Illegal Pot Growers In Nevada County Steal Water Anywhere They Can Get It
• Man Accused Of Impersonating Police Officer Leads Car Chase In Elk Grove
• I-70 Reopened Through Glenwood Canyon After 24+ Hour Closure
• University Of California Regents To Consider Multi-Year Tuition Hike
• 'We Know How To End The Pandemic': Gov. Jared Polis' Stern Warning For Those Avoiding The COVID Vaccine
• Flores Homers Off Jansen, Giants Rally Late In Victory Over Dodgers
• Denver Broncos Players Work Out At Red Rocks, Get Prepared For Training Camp
• 'Still Kindness In The World': Mother Of Sacramento Crash Victim Searches For Heroes That Saved Her Son
• Flores' Homer Off Jansen In 9th Rallies Giants Past Dodgers
• Crime Cancels Christmas: Old Sacramento Holiday-Themed Store Closing After String Of Thefts
• 'Get Out Now': Campers Rushed To Safety As Flash Flood Barreled Down Cache La Poudre River
• Sink Or Swim? Long Beach Officials Debate Saving Queen Mary Or Sinking It Into Ocean
• Walnut Creek City Council Backs Special Permits For Micro Houses
• More Than A Dozen Colorado Law Enforcement Agencies Begin Using Lasso-Like BolaWrap As De-Escalation Tactic
• 'These People Came Into His Residence': Yolo County Homeowner Shoots Home Intruders, Killing 1
• LAPD Searching For Driver Who Fatally Struck 59-Year-Old Man In South LA
• Some Restaurants Requiring Vaccination Proof Before Allowing Customers To Dine
• Habitats Destroyed? Wildlife Officials Survey Flash Flood Damage In Larimer County
• Raveloson Helps Galaxy Rally, Tie Real Salt Lake 2-2
• Fort Collins Utilities Says Water Is Safe To Drink After Flash Floods
• Drug Investigation Turns Into Puppy Rescue For Arvada Police
• Felipe Mora Scores In Stoppage Time, Timbers Beat LAFC 2-1
• 'Free Money': Gov. Jared Polis Says He Won't End Extra $300 A Week Unemployment Checks
• Mud & Debris Slides On Colorado's Burn Scars Are 'The New Normal For This Summer'
• Kepler, Polanco Power Twins Past AL Central-Leading White Sox 7-2
• Chicago Weather: Building Heat
• Video Shows Dolton Gas Station Attendant Beating Woman Who Says She Just Wanted To Use Bathroom
• 2 Men Shot Dead Outside Near West Side McDonald's
• 14-Year-Old Boy Killed, 9 Other People Wounded Between 2 Mass Shootings 3 Blocks Apart In Lawndale
• After Rallying To Win Tuesday, White Sox Fall Short To Twins On Wednesday
• White Sox Rookie Catcher Yermín Mercedes Says He Is Leaving Baseball
• Victorville Council Member Blanca Gomez Arrested During Council Meeting
• Fireworks In Barrington As More Than 60 People Sound Off About School Mask Rules At Board Meeting
• Priso Scores First MLS Goal, Toronto FC Ties Red Bulls
• Retired State Trooper James Coughlin, Wife To Face Charges In Dedham Pool Party Drowning
• Massachusetts Has Now Reported More Than 5,000 Breakthrough COVID Infections, 80 Deaths
• Phillies Struggle With Runners In Scoring Position In 10th-Inning Loss To Yankees
• Ismael Tajouri-Shradi Scores To Help NYC Beat Montreal
• Increase In Muggings Near Quincy Market Has Boston Police, Neighbors Concerned
• Garland issues new guidelines on DOJ-White House communications
• Fr. Michael Pfleger Again Calls For State Of Emergency For Chicago Gun Violence Epidemic
• Alleged Hit-And-Run Dirt Bike Operator Arrested After Posting TikTok Video Blaming Parents Of Boy Injured In Accident
• Unlicensed Vendors In The Bronx Accused Of Taking Over Sidewalks, Taking Business Away From Stores
• Inter Miami CF Falls 5-0 To New England Revolution At Home
• Study: 1 In 3 Working California Families Struggle To Make Ends Meet
• Minnesota Lawmakers Claim More Than $3.2 Million In Per Diem Pay Over Course Of Pandemic
• Diamondbacks Finish Sweep Of Pirates With 6-4 Win
• Sinkhole Closes Erie Parkway Between CR 5 & CR 7
• NYC Health Commissioner: Proof Of Vaccination Or Negative Test Required Of All Public Health Care Workers Starting Aug. 2
• 'Heard This Loud Rushing Sound': Flooding Witnesses Describe Seeing Destruction Along Cache La Poudre River
• Red Sox Hit 5 Homers, Beat Blue Jays 7-4 In Buffalo Finale
• FBI Asks For Help Identifying Denver Bank Robbery Suspect
• Bull Remains On The Loose On Long Island Over 24 Hours After Escaping Manorville Farm
• McCarthy Pulls All Republicans From January 6 Select Committee After Pelosi Rejects Two Picks
• For Artists From Around The World, A Tower In Southern Minnesota Is Creative Laboratory
• 'Some Measure of Justice' Baltimore City Pays $525K To Victim Who Says Corrupt GTTF Cops Wrongly Sent Him To Prison, Part of $14 Million In Settlements
• Coming In Hot: Garbage Truck Stops At South Metro Fire Station On Fire
• Health Officials Fighting Against COVID-19 Disinformation As Cases Rise & Efforts Slow
• 3 Women Attacked In Inwood Hill Park, Police Investigating
• MTA Officer Indicted On Second-Degree Assault, Misconduct Charges After He Allegedly Punched Man Repeatedly
• Keith Davis Jr.'s Supporters Ask Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby To Drop Charges Against Him Ahead Of 5th Murder Trial
• Local Cartoonist Barbara Dale Documents Pandemic Using Toilet Paper Rolls
• Maryland Could Receive $485M In Opioid Settlement With Distributors & Manufacturers
• West Philadelphia Triple Shooting Leaves 2 Teens Dead Just Steps Away From Day Care Center
• Two Adults, Four Children Suffer Burns In 4-Alarm House Fire In Chester County, Officials Say
• Former Texas Neurosurgeon 'Dr. Death' Christopher Duntsch Subject Of Documentary, TV Miniseries
• Marlins Snap Four-Game Losing Streak With 3-1 Win Over Nats
• Mayor Duggan, City Partners Dedicate Newly Expanded Neighborhood Park After Late Community Leader Antonio McDuffy
• Detroit: Reparations Ballot Placement Met With Support, Criticism
• Revolution Hand Inter Miami 6th Straight Loss, 5-0
• 5 People Rushed To Hospital When Fire, Smoke Sweep Through Richton Park Apartment Building
• Nearly 4 Weeks Later, Surfside Memorial Grows; 97th Victim Identified
• Report: Texas And OU Eyeing Possible Move To Southeastern Conference
• Indictment: Man Who Hates Women Planned Shooting At Sorority
• Police Seek Suspect In East San Jose Fatal Hit-&-Run
• Bicyclist, 65, Injured In Collision Involving On-Duty Sacramento Deputy
• 'No Amount Of Money Is Going To Replace My Daughter,' Victim's Dad, Others Want Surfside Condo Collapse Site Turned Into Memorial
• Detroit PAL: Celebrating 50 Years Of Building Character In Our Youth
• Fewer Than 40 Percent Of Mattapan Residents Vaccinated Against COVID, Far Below Boston Average
• With Reports Of Hundreds Imprisoned, Former Political Prisoners Recall Torture Under Cuban Regime
• Sisters Arrested After Dropping Off 2 Young Children At Placer County Fire Station, Then Leaving
• PG&E's Plan To Bury Power Lines Will Cost At Least $15 Billion
• State Accepting Applications From Local School Systems To Assist With Covid-19 Protocols & Testing
• Meadows 2-Out, 2-Run Single In 9th, Rays Beat Orioles 5-4
• Stressed Over Recent COVID Surge, South Florida Nurses Urge Everyone To Get Vaccinated
• Motorcyclist Dies In Collision With Truck At Modesto Intersection
• Philadelphia Weather: Thousands Without Power After Severe Storms Dump Hail, Rain
• Plano House Explosion May Have Been Intentional, Investigators Now Say
• Injured Bald Eagle Rescued From Chesapeake Bay Near Poole's Island
• Recology Truck Fire Closes Right Lane of Northbound Hwy 101 in San Francisco
• Study: 1 In 5 Pennsylvanians Admit To Using Social Media While Driving
• Little Elm Man Arrested For Allegedly Sexually Assaulting And Strangling Woman In Denton
• Orange County Fire Authority Employee Gets Probation, Community Service Order In 2019 Shooting Death Of His Pit Bull
• PG&E Announces Major Initiative To Bury Power Lines In Wildfire Areas
• Release The Kraken: New York, New Jersey NHL Players Headed To Seattle After Expansion Draft
• VIDEO: Oakland Auto Burglary Suspect Caught on Camera in Lakeshore Area
• Federal judges block transgender restrictions in 2 states
• The Fight To Save A Colorado Ghost Town: Dearfield Is Steeped in Black History
• Stanford Plan To Increase Public Safety Includes Hiring Unarmed Officers For Non-Violent Calls
• Above-ground pools to fit any backyard and budget
• East Bay Woman Dedicates Career To Helping Veterans Receive Their Benefits
• Last Mass Vaccination Site In Cook County Closes
• 'Under These Conditions, That's Insane': Congressman Angry With Lack Of Initial Attack On Tamarack Fire
• Stroman 1-Hit Ball For 8 Innings, Smith Slam, Mets Beat Reds
• Drought Emergency: Santa Clara Valley Water District Customers Falling Short Of Conservation Goals
• Data Shows Breakthrough Cases In Tri-State Area Account For Small Fraction Of New COVID-19 Infections
• Provincetown COVID Cluster Climbs To 256 Cases; Nantucket Masks Up To Be Safe
• Long Beach Restaurant Offering $1 Franks For National Hotdog Day
• Swarm Of Bees Removed From Times Square For 2nd Time In 2 Weeks
• Conservative Talk Show Host Larry Elder To Appear On Recall Ballot
• Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner Skeptical Of Opioid Epidemic Settlement With Drugmakers
• Google Maps Rolling Out Feature To Help Commuters Avoid Crowded Public Transportation
• Man Shot, Killed Near Community Pool In Kaufman County
• More Than 91 Million Live In U.S. Counties With High Covid-19 Infections, It's Time To Reset & Put Masks Back On, Experts Say
• COVID In Colorado: Health Officials Release Back To School Roadmap
• LA County Advises People Follow These Steps Before Bringing Stray Kittens To Shelters
• Seattle Kraken Select Carsen Twarynski From Flyers In 2021 NHL Expansion Draft
• Pittsburgh Penguins' Brandon Tanev Selected By Seattle Kraken In Expansion Draft
• Santa Rosa Serial Child Molester Sentenced To 30 Years-To-Life
• Maryland Zoo Says It's Now Free Of Single-Use Plastics
• Teen Drowns In Groton While Swimming With Friends
• 16-Year-Old Identified As Second Person Killed In Old Sacramento Shooting
• Woman Caught On Camera Smashing Windows Of Hasidic Jewish School In Brooklyn
• 14-Year-Old Girl Dies At Amusement Park In Ohio
• Family Of 4 Grateful For Support After Losing Home In Tamarack Fire
• Texas state senators pass governor's agenda while state House is stalled
• Free Performance Of 'Come From Away' To Be Staged At Lincoln Memorial To Commemorate 9/11 Anniversary
• City Of Orange Woman Found Beaten To Death In Las Vegas Motel Room; Boyfriend Justin Medof Arrested
• Baltimore Man Injured In Fire In His Home Wednesday
• Seattle Kraken Select Jeremy Lauzon From Bruins In Expansion Draft
• FBI Denver Asks For Help Identifying Suspect In Attempted ATM Robbery In Lakewood
• Student Caught With Fake Gun, 6-Inch Knife, Bags Of Suspected Marijuana At Brooklyn Public School
• 'I Fear Getting Hit From Behind': Chicago Area Expressway Shootings At An All-Time High
• Man Who Filmed Harford County Traffic Stop Apologizes In Letter
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Push Department Of Health For Answers About COVID-19 Contact Tracing Data Breach
• California Recall: Judge Clears Way For Radio Host Larry Elder To Appear On Ballot
• Fairfield Man Pleads Guilty To Using Social Media In Attempt To Sexually Molest Young Girls
• State Budget Sending San Francisco $2 Million To Fight Food Insecurity
• Aurora Police Search For Shooting Suspect After Teen Injured
• State Police Locate Missing 7-Year-Old Michael Bennett
• Pasadena Indoor Mask Order Goes Into Effect Thursday
• Wildfires scorching the West Coast create nationwide air pollution
• Anonymous Donor Gifts $20 Million To Schools In Diocese of Greensburg
• Woman Seeks Family Of Purple Heart Recipient Charles W. Crabbe, Whose Parents Lived On Long Island
• Newsom Signs Assembly Bill Targeting Organized Retail Theft Rings
• Devontay Douglas Of Baltimore Sentenced To 10 Years In Federal Prison For 2018 Armed Carjacking
• Ex-Youth Football Coach In Norwell Pleads Guilty To Sexually Exploiting Children
• Berkeley Township Residents Told To Boil Water After E. Coli Detected
• Burning Big Rig Backs Up Traffic On I-635 In Mesquite Near Town East Mall, 1 Person Killed
• Sixers' Tyrese Maxey Will Throw Out First Pitch Ahead Of Phillies-Braves On Saturday
• Drought Conditions Spell Trouble For Minnesota's Trees
• Minnesota's Share Of Opioid Settlement Could Top $300M
• Some Homeowners Have Long Wait For Repairs After West Suburban Tornado Last Month; Contractors Even Feeling Effect
• Officials seize 15 giant land snails at Houston airport
• Wilfs, Owners Of Vikings, Finalize Purchase Of Orlando Soccer Clubs
• 'He's Facing Never Getting Out Of Prison Ever' Capital Gazette Shooter Set To Be Sentenced On Sept. 28
• Living the Dream At Last: A's 30-Year-Old Rookie Jacob Wilson Gets 1st Major League Hit
• Staten Island High School Principal Discharged After Spending Over A Month In The Hospital Battling COVID-19
• Texas Republicans File House Bill Calling For Audit Of 2020 Election Amid Debate Over Election Integrity Bills
• Malibu To Offer Free Tree Removal To Help Residents Prepare For Wildfires
• Washington County Parents Accused Of Shaking, Severely Injuring Baby
• Howard County Executive Calvin Ball Introduces Emergency Legislation to Extend Outdoor Dining
• Women's TikTok Video From Hospital Goes Viral After They Were Hit And Injured By Car While Dining On Patio In Evanston
• Is It A Cold Or COVID? Local Experts Weigh In On Confusion Of Symptoms
• Orange County Sheriff's Department Safely Detonates Explosive Materials Collected During July 4th Holiday
• City Council Approves Plan For New Civilian Panel To Oversee CPD; Critics Say 'Police Are Going To Lose'
• Some McKeesport Residents Still Without Water 5 Days Later
• Update: Teddy, Surfside Crisis Response Canine, Takes First Steps After Being Unable To Walk
• Former Massachusetts Pharmacist In Meningitis Outbreak Gets More Prison Time
• CHP Pursuit Of Suspected Stolen Work Van Comes To Bizarre End On 210 Freeway In Pasadena
• U.S. Women's National Soccer Team Has 44-Game Unbeaten Streak Snapped By Sweden
• Tamarack Fire Update: Wind-Whipped Flames Cross Into Nevada; Firefighters Digging In Along Highway 395
• Children increasingly overdosing on marijuana edibles
• Study Suggests Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Is Significantly Less Effective Against Delta Variant
• Philadelphia Police Officer Tyree Burnett Charged After Allegedly Deleting Video From Man's Cellphone During Arrest
• Driver Killed In Fiery Crash Along I-80 In Placer County
• Vaccinated Versus Unvaccinated, Experts Give Advice To Those Visiting The Minnesota State Fair
• Texas Is Tops In Helping People With Emergency Rental Assistance
• FTC votes to defend "right to repair" with "new vigor"
• 31-Year-Old Paul Hardy Charged In The Killing Of 1-Year-Old Zareia Dixon
• Newsom Appoints Special Counsel To Investigate Multi-Billion Dollar EDD Debit Card Fraud
• Study Recommends Contra Costa County Fire Districts To Consolidate
• Governor Tom Wolf Now Open To Voter ID If 'Expansive And Easy To Acquire'
• Proposed Rule Would Require Pennsylvania Nursing Homes To Boost Staffing
• 'I'm Not A Criminal': Rep. John Thompson Found Guilty In 2019 Hospital Disturbance
• 17-Year-Old Charged For Shooting Death Of 15-Year-Old Blaine Boy
• Friends, Family Mourning Loss Of Michael Pereira, Killed In Yonkers Hit-And-Run; Police Arrest Cesar Zapata Ramirez
• Howard County Liquor Board Votes To Extend To-Go Alcohol Sales
• COVID Did A Number On Shellfish Industry, But Long Island Aquaculture Programs Planting Thousands Of Oysters In 2-Fold Plan
• Oakland Police Bust Unpermitted Vendors Selling Pot, Alcohol Near Lake Merritt
• COVID Surge Forces Broward Health To Change Visitor Policy
• $6 Billion Bill To Expand Broadband Internet Access Across California Hailed As A 'Revolution'
• I-Team: Workers At Amesbury Nursing Home Say Residents Are Being Neglected
• Man accused of plotting mass shooting charged with hate crime
• Dashcam Video Shows Traffic Stop In Aurora Last Month In Which Officer Was Attacked; Suspects Now Charged With Attempted Murder
• Mars rover set to collect first samples
• 9/11 Memorial & Museum Feeling The Brunt Of COVID Pandemic, As Crowds Are Much Smaller Than Usual
• Pittsburgh Steelers Linebacker Vince Williams Announces Retirement
• John Jack Stein, 24, Missing In California, May Be Heading to Minnesota
• Dallas Police Officer Struck By Vehicle And Dragged During Traffic Stop, Taken To Hospital
• Colorado Receives $300 Million From Opioid Crisis Drug Settlement
• Man In Stable Condition After St. Paul Shooting
• Harvey Weinstein Pleads Not Guilty In LA Court To Charges He Sexually Assaulted 5 Women
• Newsom Signs Bill Aimed at Cracking Down on Organized Retail Theft
• Norway's Beach Handball Team Fined For Refusing To Wear Bikini Bottoms
• Judge Rules That Radio Host Larry Elder Will Appear On The California Recall Ballot
• Milley refuses to address reports he was concerned about coup
• 'Just So Grateful': A Local Nonprofit Has Students Fighting Food Insecurity, Food Waste While Helping Others
• Campers Describe Fleeing Campgrounds Along Cache La Poudre River Before Devastating Flood
• Reportedly Suspicious Package Near David L. Lawrence Convention Center Deemed Safe
• Lorne Michaels, Bette Midler, Joni Mitchell, Justino Díaz & Berry Gordy Announced As 2021 Kennedy Center Honorees
• Hempstead Officials Issue Reminder About Danger Of Rip Currents
• Witnesses Testify In Trial Of Man Accused Of Killing New Jersey Native Samantha Josephson
• Growing Number Of Americans Cutting Back on Alcohol Consumption
• Couple Sues eBay Over Harassment By Ex-Employees
• Motorcycle Deaths Down In Colorado Compared To 2020
• Rideshare Drivers Stage One-Day Strike In LA, Other Cities Wednesday
• 3M Open Preview: 'We're Going To See A Different TPC Twin Cities,' Says CBS Sports' Dottie Pepper
• 'I Just Feel Kind Of Lost,' Licensing Exam Delays Leave New Nursing Grads Unable To Work
• At Least 12 Injured In Major Crash On Pennsylvania Turnpike
• Gov. Murphy Signs Law He Says Is Game Changer For New Jersey Small Businesses Impacted By COVID
• Route 29 Ramp In Ellicott City To Close Wednesday As Stormwater Retention Basin Work Begins
• More Than Half Of Employers In Denver Plan To Add New Positions
• South Hills Interfaith Movement Looking For Back-To-School Donations
• Keller @ Large: Tokyo Protests Resemble Backlash Against Plans For Boston 2024 Olympics
• Pennsylvania Decertifies County's Voting System After Audit
• Preliminary NYU Study Suggests Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine May Not Be As Effective Against Delta Variant
• Back to the office. What the heck do you wear?
• Caught On Video: Woman Punched In Back Of Head In Unprovoked Subway Attack
• Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney Unwavering On Why He Won't Declare State Of Emergency On Gun Violence
• Allegheny County Health Director Blames 'Concerning' Rise In COVID-19 Cases On Delta Variant, Unvaccinated Residents
• Doctor Warns Poor Air Quality Can Have Deadly Consequences For High-Risk People
• Debt ceiling: When will the U.S. be unable to pay its bills?
• Men have a bigger carbon footprint than women, study finds
• Pennsylvania, New Jersey Issue COVID Warnings As Cases Increase In Tri-State Area
• Beaver Co. Judge Denies Sheldon Jeter's Motion For Mistrial, Sentenced To Life In Prison
• Confidence Grows In Florida For Traveling, Despite Surge In COVID Cases
• Florida Sen. Marco Rubio: 'Everyone Should Be Vaccinated'
• Former FSU Coach Bobby Bowden Diagnosed With Terminal Condition, Says He's 'At Peace'
• Teen, 16, Charged With Murder Of Man In Oakland Park
• Massachusetts Reports 457 New COVID-19 Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• FBI Agent Involved In Whitmer Probe Accused Of Assaulting Wife
• Prosthetic Legs, Paws Giving Ryder The Dog New 'Leash' On Life
• CBS News analysis: What drives GOP belief in widespread voter fraud?
• Teddy, Philadelphia Crisis Response Dog Injured In Surfside, Getting Help Thanks To Generous Donations
• 'We Expect It To Be Significantly Cheaper': Denton Couple Downsizing From House To 300-Square-Foot School Bus
• 'Freedom For Cuba' Rally Held In Tropical Park; Officials Condemn Human Rights Abuses
• Laredo Sector Border Patrol Agents Help Accidental Gunshot Victim
• Unemployment Workers Union Files Amended Class Action Complaints
• COVID RETURN: Sonoma County Opens New Care Centers After Rise In Cases Among Homeless
• Fire Off I-80 In Newcastle Prompts Some Evacuation Orders
• Former Michael Reese Hospital Campus To Be Transformed Under $3.8 Billion 'Bronzeville Lakefront' Redevelopment Plan
• American Academy Of Pediatrics Recommends All Students Mask Up For In-Person Learning This Fall
• Delaware Sending 20-Person Crew Out West To Help Fight Wildfires
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Dismisses Calls For Red Tide State Of Emergency
• PG&E Aims To Bury 10,000 Miles Of Overhead Power Lines In High-Risk Fire Zones
• Missing 12-Year-Old Boy Found
• Michigan House Kills Law Whitmer Used For Virus Rules
• Newsom Signs Bill Cracking Down On Organized Retail Theft
• New Delaware Law Mandates Use Of Body Cameras By All Police Officers In State
• Poudre River Closed After Flash Flooding Leaves 1 Dead, 3 Missing
• More Homes For Sale In Denver Metro Area But Prices Aren't Dropping
• Minor Shot By Pellet Gun Near Patapsco
• Registration Open For Pittsburgh Penguins 6.6k Run And Family Walk
• Report: Zach Ertz Expected To Remain With Eagles In 2021
• No Bail For Devontay Anderson, Third And Final Suspect Charged In Slaying Of 7-Year-Old Jaslyn Adams
• Pa. Supreme Court Throws Out Lawsuit, Dealing Blow To Outdated Claims Of Child Sex Abuse
• Baby Hippo Born At Cheyenne Mountain Zoo In Colorado Springs
• Certain COVID Vaccination Sites In Colorado Offering $100 Walmart Gift Cards
• British man arrested for alleged role in July 2020 Twitter hack
• 15-Year-Old Boy Accused Of Stabbing, Killing Teen In Fayette County
• Chicago, Cook County Team Up For Hospitality Job Fair At Swissotel Chicago
• LA Restaurants Temporarily Close In Response To Rising Numbers, Breakthrough Cases Of COVID-19
• UPDATE: Mayor Schaaf Says She Believes Oakland A's Will Stay in Town
• Texas Man's Dying Words Lead Police To Charge His Wife With Murder
• DUI Suspect Crashes Into Gravel Truck, Causing Large Diesel Spill
• Angelo Baldwin Of Gary, Indiana Arrested In I-57 Shooting Death Of Chicago Man
• Harvey Weinstein pleads not guilty in L.A. court to sex assaults
• Suspect Hits Speeds Of Over 160 MPH During Wild Inland Empire Pursuit
• U.S. Life Expectancy In 2020 Sees Biggest Drop Since WWII
• Low-Maintenance Terrariums Can Bring Sense Of Calm
• Despite Popularity, Tokyo's Olympic Mascots Are Struggling To Stand Out
• Live "Flower Therapy" Art Exhibit Offers Healing Space For Those Grieving During Pandemic
• Fenway Park Set To Host Topgolf Live Stadium Tour In November
• Additional Flash Flood Watches Issued Through Wednesday Evening In Colorado's High Country
• 3 Charged In Northern California Prison-Based EDD Fraud Scheme
• Hard-To-Recycle Events To Be Held In Allegheny County Next Month
• Maryland Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Watches Issued Wednesday
• US Homeland Security: Canada, Mexico Borders Will Remain Closed To Non-Essential Travel Until At Least Aug. 21
• Speaker Hortman Says She'll Send Any Complaints Against Rep. John Thompson To Ethics Committee
• PHOTO: 4 Pounds Of Cocaine Made To Look Like Cake Seized In Maine
• Italian Lawyers Slam Court Review Of NorCal Students Murder Trial
• Detroit Blight Busters - Fighting Blight In Detroit For Over 30 Years
• List Of Locations Of Ulta Mini Shops At Target Stores
• Man Shot Dead In Morgan Hill; Suspect At Large
• After 6-10 Season Dallas Cowboys Return To California For Training Camp
• 'Jokes On Us': Bridgeville Business Uses Sign To Warn Drivers Of Police Hiding Behind It
• All Yuba County Frenchtown Fire Mandatory Evacuation Orders Lifted
• Construction Worker Rescued After Falling Down 10-Foot Trench In Baltimore
• Alex Rodriguez, Marc Lore Officially Become Partial Owners Of Wolves, Lynx
• Texas Senate Republicans & Democrats Host Dueling Press Conferences On Voter Legislation
• Longmont Police Need Help Locating Hit & Run Driver That Crashed Into Motorcycle
• Company Bottling Water In Chaffee County Met With Strong Opposition
• Mayor Peduto Signs Off On New Initiative Aimed At Preventing Incidents Of Youth Bullying
• A Small Victory: Used-Car Prices Slip From Dizzy Heights
• 'Highest High I Can Imagine': Teatro ZinZanni Welcomes Back Audiences For The First Time In 16 Months
• Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is visiting the White House
• Six great reusable water bottles for back-to-school
• Maria Taylor and ESPN part ways after leaked audio controversy
• Johnny Ray Gasca Of New York Charged With Kidnapping Woman With Dementia From VA Medical Center In West LA
• Pueblo Police Honor Detective Sgt. John Dunleavy Who Was Gunned Down 112 Years Ago
• Philadelphia Weather: Smoky Haze From Western Wildfires Prompts Air Quality Alert In Region, Thunderstorms Possible This Evening
• 'We Were Attacked Online': Natick Couple That Received Disturbing Deliveries, Threats Sues eBay For Cyberstalking
• Michigan Man Clears Hurdle For Pay Years After Wrongful Conviction
• 1 Confirmed Dead After Destructive Cache la Poudre River Flash Flooding In Northern Colorado
• No 'Kid'-ding Around: Boulder County Sheriff's Deputies Wrangle Up Some Goats
• Texas Governor Signs 'Anti-Fentanyl' Bill Increasing Penalties For Manufacture & Delivery
• Powerful Storms Impacting Tri-State Area May Bring Large Hail, Localized Flooding Wednesday
• Report: San Francisco 49ers, Fred Warner Reach Agreement On 5-Year, $95 Million Contract Extension
• Driver Allegedly Admitted To Having '4 Vodka Drinks' Before Crashing Into Salem, NH Home, Hurting Little Girl
• MPCA's Air Quality Index App
• Judge Rules State Can Expand Insurance for Wildfire Areas
• Pennsylvania Decertifies Fulton County's Voting System After Post-Election Audit
• Federal Public Health Emergency Extension Means More Money For Florida
• The Greening of Detroit Finds New Life For The City and Its Residents
• University Of Illinois System To Require Faculty, Staff Be Fully Vaccinated By Fall Semester
• Nantucket Police Investigating Reports Of Naked, 'Preppy' Nighttime Intruder
• Michigan Announces $1M 'MI Shot To Win' Sweepstakes Winner
• Wild Reportedly Losing Carson Soucy To Kraken In Expansion Draft
• McCarthy pulls all Republicans from January 6 panel
• Baby Hippo Born At Cheyenne Mountain Zoo In Colorado Springs
• 99-year-old woman and 2-year-old boy form unlikely friendship
• 1 Injured In Early Morning House Fire In Fort Collins
• Compton Woman Wins $50,000 In California's Vaccine Lottery
• Senator Marco Rubio: "There's no reason not to be vaccinated"
• Police: Leonardo Lertora-Leiva Charged With Criminal Trespass After Running On Field During Yankees-Phillies Game
• Pregnant Woman Shot During Vigil At La Pearl Lounge Outer Space Club In West Philly Was Intended Target, Police Say
• U.S. Life Expectancy Sees Largest 1-Year Drop Since WWII Due To COVID Deaths
• Collin County Jury Indicts Burak Hezar For Capital Murder In Slayings Of Mother, Sister
• Patriots Have Now Signed Entire Rookie Class, As Christian Barmore Officially Inks Rookie Deal
• 'I Was Screaming In Joy': Teen Pilot Recalls Emergency Landing On Ocean City Bridge Just 10 Weeks After Earning License
• Man Stabbed On CTA Bus In Bucktown
• Residents Of Evacuated Crestview Towers In North Miami Beach Allowed To Retrieve Belongings
• Rare Pink Water Bird Lands In Saline, First Roseate Spoonbill Sighting In Michigan
• Severe Thunderstorms To Bring Heavy Rain, Wind And Possibly Hail Wednesday
• 'Can't Wait Until This Isn't News': Rave Reviews For First All-Woman Broadcast Crew Calling Orioles-Rays Game
• COVID In Minnesota: 5 More Deaths Reported; Case Counts, Hospitalizations On The Rise
• Russia launches long-delayed space station module
• Former Detroit police chief running for Michigan governor
• 2 Suspected Intruders Shot At Yolo County Home, 1 Dies
• Isaac James Alvarado Arrested, Accused Of Shooting Victim While Inside Moving Vehicle
• Philadelphia Mayor Kenney To Address Surge In Gun Violence Across City
• Marlins' Eddy Alvarez To Be Flag Bearer At Olympics Opening Ceremony
• Christopher Murray Jr. Of Elkton Arrested In Alleged Child Pornography Case
• Sixers Listed With Sixth Best Odds To Win 2022 NBA Finals
• Lightfoot, Aldermen Honor Late Holocaust Survivor Fritzie Fritszshall As 'Lifelong Crusader For Social Justice'
• Deadly flash floods hit Colorado: "We saw a roof go floating by"
• Caught On Video: Man Slashed, Stabbed During Scooter Robbery In Sunnyside
• Trial Of Nathaniel Rowland, Accused Of Killing New Jersey Native Samantha Josephson Who Mistook Car For Uber, Resumes Wednesday
• San Francisco Supes Adopt New Goals to Battle Climate Change
• Police Investigating Homicide After Body Found In Yeadon
• All Lanes On I-93 South In Medford Now Expected To Reopen Thursday
• Blogger couple harassed by ex-eBay employees sues company
• Sen. Tammy Duckworth Pushing To Give 3 Days Paid Leave After Pregnancy Loss
• Judge blocks Arkansas law that would ban nearly all abortions
• Water Main Bursts In Kensington Leaving 25 Properties Without Water Service
• As Drought Conditions Persist, Minnesota Cities Announce Water Conservation Measures
• Stellantis CEO Expects Chip Shortage To Drag Into Next Year
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 525 New Cases, 8 Additional Deaths
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured After Home Invasion In Jeffrey Manor
• COVID In Maryland: Cases Increase By More Than 200 In A Day
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 2-Day Total Of 125 New Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Allleged TikTok, Twitter Hacker Joseph O'Connor Arrested In Spain
• Strawberry Fields Plans For Marijuana Home Delivery, A First For Denver
• Nurses Demand Better Staffing, Workplace Protections On National Day Of Action
• Oakland Councilman Noel Gallo Tosses A's Another Curveball; Ballpark In Alameda
• 86-Year-Old Mugged In East Harlem
• Who Is Christopher Duntsch, The Man Nicknamed 'Dr. Death' Who Injured Patients During Surgery
• Former San Jose City Council Candidate Sentenced To 6 Months For Fatal DUI Pedestrian Crash
• Oakland Police Arrest 3 Juveniles In Connection To Series Of Armed Robberies
• Teddy Bear Patrol Brings Lasting Comfort To Children In Trauma
• Scratch Ticket Win Turns Irving Resident Into Texas' Newest Multi-Millionaire
• Whitmer Vetoes GOP Bill To End Unemployment Benefit Early
• Police: 1,500 Pound Bull Still At Large On Long Island
• Fred Zalokar, 61-Year-Old Endurance Athlete From Reno, Found Dead Near Summit In Yosemite
• Senate GOP block procedural vote on bipartisan infrastructure bill
• Acid-spraying, scorpion-like insects spotted in Texas
• Orioles Place Anthony Santander & Keegan Akin On COVID-19 Injured List
• Tom Brady Just Casually Dropped The Cockiest Line Of His Whole Career
• Planted Detroit Takes Farming To New Levels In Detroit
• Cow Poop Dumped On I-95 In Central Florida After Crash
• Missing, Endangered 77-Year-Old Whitehall Man Found Safe
• 1 Dead After Vehicle Fire On Highway 26 Near Stockton
• US Places Non-Essential Travel Limits On Mexican Borders Through August 21
• Brisbane picked to host 2032 Olympics without a rival bid
• Fridley Shooting Victim ID'd As 15-Year-Old Anthony Rouse; 17-Year-Old In Custody
• Dog Named Archie Missing After Jumping From Convertible On Long Island Expressway
• 42 Years In Prison For Kenneth Williams, Convicted Of Driving Getaway Car After 15-Year-Old Hadiya Pendleton Was Shot Dead In 2013
• OC Bomb Squad To Detonate Illegal Fireworks In Irvine Wednesday
• Man Gets 11 Years For Driving Michigan Teen To Rhode Island For Sex
• NBA Shifts Gears Quickly
• Stowaway Marmot From Colorado Caught 600 Miles Away In Arizona
• Tired Dogs On Colorado's Top Peaks Concerns Rescue Groups: 'They Follow Us Loyally Until Maybe They Collapse'
• Her Story: 1st Time All-Female Broadcast Crew Calls MLB Game
• Taylor Hall, Bruins Reportedly Progressing Toward New Deal
• 'We Need Our Workforce Back': Business Owners Ask Gov. Jared Polis To End Extra $300 A Week Unemployment Checks
• Florida Man Found Skinny Dipping Stranger In Backyard Pool
• 'You're Just Going To Kill Them': Restaurant Owners On Why They Have To Limit Hours To Avoid Burnout
• 'This Virus Will Find Everybody Who Is Not Immune': Mayo Doctor's Strong Warning Over COVID's Delta Variant
• France making "COVID pass" mandatory for most leisure activities
• Tokyo Olympics chief not ruling out COVID canceling the Games
• Semi Crashes On I-70 In Wheat Ridge Near Denver
• Colorado Weather Alert: Monsoon Storms Pose Flash Flood Threat Again Wednesday
• NXIVM Leader Keith Raniere Ordered To Pay For Victims' Brand Removal
• West Coast Wildfires Causing Haze, Air Quality Concerns Over Tri-State Area
• Bear spotted inside softball stadium before Olympics opener
• Florida Cockfighting Ring Busted, 30 People Charged
• Burnsville Lake Drowning Victim Identified As Amanuel Kiros
• 1 Man Dead, 1 Hurt In Stockton Shooting
• Amazon's Jeff Bezos: Blue Origin's Historic Flight Is Just The Beginning For Private Space Travel
• Tigers Top Punchless Rangers For 5 In Row
• Some patients in a Louisiana COVID unit refuse to get vaccinated
• McConnell predicts no Republicans will support raising debt ceiling
• Woman Dies After Being Found In St. Paul Street; Investigators Say She Was Not Struck By Car
• 15 Giant Land Snails Seized From Woman's Luggage At Airport In Houston
• Man Fatally Struck By Train In Buffalo
• Ford, Argo AI To Deploy Autonomous Vehicles On Lyft Network
• Two Sacramento Women Killed in Two Weeks: What's Behind Apparent Increase In Domestic Abuse?
• President Biden Audio-Animatronic Added To Disney World's 'Hall Of Presidents'
• Weather Blog: Good Things Come To Those Who Wait
• UTSW To Release Forecasting Data On Recent Surge In COVID-19 Cases & Hospitalizations
• Jose Abreu, White Sox Rally Past Twins 9-5
• Some Near Northwest Side Business Owners Say Ban On Parking Boots Is Making It Harder To Provide Parking Spots For Customers
• Police Make Arrest In South Side Shooting
• Search On For Gunman After Woman Shot Near Exposition Park
• J.C. Jackson Believes He Is A No. 1 Cornerback, Tries To Copy Stephon Gilmore's Notes In Meeting Rooms
• Surfside Condo Collapse Rubble Nearly Cleared, 22 Million Pounds Of Debris Removed
• Former Detroit Police Chief Craig Launches 'Exploratory Committee" To Run For Michigan Governor
• Revolution Defender Henry Kessler Added To USMNT Roster
• PTL Links: July 21, 2021
• Bay Area Stars Stunned By U.S. Women's 3-0 Olympic Soccer Loss To Sweden
• Cooking With Rania: Dijon Potato Salad
• Perot Museum And Dallas Afterschool Providing 15K Learning Kits To Schools/Nonprofits
• Mass Vaccination Site At Timonium Fairgrounds Is Open For Its Last Day Wednesday
• Sacramento Leaders Take Action To Remove Homeless From Critical Infrastructure
• 'This Virus Will Find Everybody Who Is Not Immune': Mayo Doctor's Strong Warning Over COVID's Delta Variant
• Miami Weather: Partly Cloudy With Scattered Storms In The Afternoon, Evening
• New Surveillance Images Of Cassandra Johnston's Car In Philadelphia On Day She Went Missing
• Philip Kreycik's Family Holds Out Hope in 2nd Week of Search for Missing Jogger
• Eating Red And Processed Meat Increases Risk Of Heart Disease, Mega Study Says
• Amazon's Jeff Bezos: Blue Origin's Historic Flight Is Just The Beginning For Private Space Travel
• Chris Sale Has Quit Fast Food During Recovery From Tommy John Surgery
• Nearly Two Weeks After Their Apartment's Ceiling Collapsed, Beverly Couple Still Waiting For Landlord To Make Repairs
• Tom Brady Ready For 'Great Day Of Football' When He Returns To New England To Face Patriots
• Brooklyn Park Man Pleads Guilty To Setting Fire In St. Paul Nutrition Store During Last Summer's Unrest
• Pittsburgh Fire Union President Still At Odds With City Over Plans To Change Look Of Some Trucks
• Acting Philadelphia Health Commissioner Would 'Love To Meet With' Unvaccinated Phillies As COVID Cases Continue To Rise
• Hustle And Bustle Returning To Downtown Minneapolis Streets With Aquatennial Celebrations
• Man Shot By LAPD In Lincoln Heights
• Teddy, Surfside Crisis Response Canine Who Could Not Walk, Goes Home In Lap Of Luxury
• Police: New Video Shows Gunman Wanted In Queens Triple Shooting
• Brotherly Love: MyWIC Day Camp Helping Break Down Barriers In Male-Dominated Construction Industry
• Lawsuits Filed Against Texas Water Park After Chemical Leak In Kiddie Pool
• Tamarack Fire Update: Firefighters Turn Back Flames Near Woodfords; Local Residents Question Initial Fire Response
• U.S. life expectancy took "catastrophic" hit last year
• Jeff Bezos says polluting industries can be moved to space
• Dixie Fire Update: Flames Race Up Feather River Canyon; Towering Pyrocumulus Cloud Stirs Up Erratic Weather
• U.S. stunned by Sweden 3-0 in women's soccer at Olympics
• Sheldon Jeter's Attorneys Seeking Mistrial In Tyric Pugh Homicide Conviction
• 'We Have To Protect Everyone': Should Students Wear Masks At School As Delta Variant Spreads?
• NYC Public Hospitals, Department Of Health Will Require Weekly COVID Tests For Unvaccinated Workers
• Texas Governor Greg Abbott Among Seemingly Safe GOP Incumbents Under Attack From Right-Wing
• Shots Fired On Dan Ryan Expressway Leads To 3-Car Crash At 35th Street
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cooler Temperatures And Comfortable Conditions
• Couple charged after gender reveal sparked wildfire, killing firefighter
• Patriots Position Preview: Is Dugger Ready To Break Out At Safety
• No Public Meeting Scheduled For Proposed Merger Of Wilkinsburg And The City Of Pittsburgh
• 16-Year-Old Shot On 31st Street Bridge Near Lake Shore Drive
• Off-Duty DEA Agent Arrested On Capitol Riot Charges
• Dallas Democrats Holding 'For The People' Town Hall From D.C.
• Chicago Weather: Afternoon Sunshine And Cooler Temperatures
• Frank Verrastro on energy and its impact on national security
• Greensburg Woman Accused Of Trying To Scam Man Out Of Thousands Of Dollars After Meeting On Dating Website
• Bezos space flight relaunches gripes about Amazon and wealth gap
• Families Get Answers, Surfside Community Grieves Those Lost In Condo Collapse
• 38-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Boat Runs Ashore On North Wildwood Beach, Officials Say
• 6 Forced Out After Boiler Explodes At North Reading Apartment Complex
• First lady Jill Biden to meet Japanese emperor and PM
• China flooding leaves 25 dead, train commuters in chest-high water
• Two Cars Slam Into Each Other On Route 51
• One Person Taken To The Hospital In Overnight Shooting In Swissvale
• High-Tech 'teamLab': Continuity' Exhibits Opens At Asian Art Museum in San Francisco
• Pony League World Series Returning To Washington County This Summer
• 'I Was Screaming In Joy': Teen Pilot Recalls Emergency Landing On Ocean City Bridge Just 10 Weeks After Earning License
• Pregnant Woman, Man Injured In West Philadelphia Shooting: Police
• Wednesday's Child: 14-Year-Old Jewel
• Aaron Nola Struggles Again As Phillies Fall To Yankees
• First all-female broadcast crew in MLB history calls game
• Disney On Ice Returns To PPG Paints Arena In August
• WNBA Champion, Gold Medalist, And Pittsburgh Native Swin Cash Surprised Boys And Girls Club
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• Honus Wagner Baseball Card Expected To Sell For Millions At Auction
• Pirates Surrender 8 Runs In Seventh Inning, Lose 11-6 To Diamondbacks
• Hollywood Star Sightings Continue In Massachusetts With Filming In Boston, Plainville
• Chapman Gets 1st Save In Over A Month As Yanks Beat Phillies
• Votto, Aquino Go Back-To-Back As Reds Edge Mets
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• Biden fields questions on the pandemic, inflation and gun violence at town hall
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• U.S. officials concerned over potential influx of migrants from Cuba and Haiti
• Pelosi rejects 2 Republican picks from January 6 select committee
• COVID deaths could spike as the Delta variant fuels summer surge, CDC says
• Overdoses from marijuana edibles rise in children
• States announce $26 billion opioid settlement
• Tokyo Olympics to kick off under shadow of COVID pandemic
• Pelosi blocks 2 Republicans from Capitol riot commission
• CDC sounds alarm on surging Delta variant cases
• Senate Republicans block bipartisan infrastructure vote, but talks continue
• Conservative group looks to increase action on climate change
• Hunter Biden expected to meet with prospective art buyers, sparking concern
• Georgia and Arizona become key states for Republican Party to win back Senate
• Report finds errors of "unusual magnitude" in 2020 presidential polls
• Sneak peek: The Case Against Mary Katherine Higdon
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• Senate GOP blocks procedural vote on bipartisan infrastructure bill
• Body cameras capture the chaos as police respond to a 911 call from a frantic young woman
• Neighbors bond amid pandemic despite 97-year age difference
• What to know about rising COVID-19 cases, Delta variant and the Johnson & Johnson vaccine
• GOP threatens to open separate investigation into January 6 Capitol riot
• Harvey Weinstein pleads not guilty to sex assaults in Los Angeles
• Federal judge blocks Arkansas law that would ban nearly all abortions
• U.S. life expectancy drops by a year and a half, largely due to COVID-19
• Texas Democratic state representatives on COVID outbreak, voting rights
• House Speaker Nancy Pelosi rejects two GOP picks for Capitol riot investigation committee
• NASA explains how rover will collect samples on Mars
• Frito-Lay workers picket in Kansas, demanding end to 84-hour work weeks
• Severe flooding kills at least 25 in central China
• Reporter's inside account of the Jeffrey Epstein investigation
• WorldView: Severe flooding in China; Hostages freed in Nigeria
• Inside the Tokyo Olympics' COVID safety protocols as the Games get underway
• Senator Jon Tester weighs in on bipartisan infrastructure bill, COVID-19 misinformation and climate change
• Senate to vote on whether to start debate on bipartisan infrastructure bill
• How to manage juvenile arthritis
• New study suggests Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine less effective against Delta variant
• Senator Marco Rubio on unrest in Cuba and the surge in COVID cases in Florida
• Royals Report: Prince Harry to publish memoir next year
• COVID looms large over Tokyo Olympic games as positive cases rise among athletes and staff
• Inside the Blue Origin training capsule with Jeff and Mark Bezos
• Trump ally Tom Barrack charged with acting as foreign agent
• Tom Barrack arrested on charges of acting as an agent of a foreign government
• A growing number of Republicans urge people to get vaccinated as COVID-19 cases climb
• Labor activists weigh in after Bezos thanks Amazon workers after space trip: "You paid for all this"
• Jeff Bezos believes humans can move the polluting industry off of Earth and into space
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• Doctor on COVID-19 and vaccine hesitancy among health workers