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Articles from May 9, 2022

• Nationwide baby formula shortage hits Bay Area stores
• Fans cheer Warriors Game 4 win over Grizzlies
• 3 Wounded in Vallejo shootings
• Modesto Police Release Video Of Vehicle Of Interest In DoorDash Driver's Killing
• Uber promises belt-tightening as shares tumble 11 percent
• 'Foreclosures Are Profitable': Controversial Colorado HOA Has More Than $1 Million In The Bank
• Waiting On Wheels? Call Kurtis Investigates How Supply Chain Issues Are Impacting Car Repairs
• Atlanta rapper Young Thug arrested on RICO, gang charges
• 'Kings Need That Revitalization': Mike Brown Secures Warriors Game 4 Win Hours After Being Named Next Sacramento Head Coach
• Curry, Porter Rally Warriors To Game 4 Win Over Memphis
• UC Davis Scientists Star In New Movie Examining Origins Of The Universe
• Denver Police Arrest Elijah Hood In Murders Of 2 Adults, Child In Northeast Denver Apartment
• Eastern Minnesota Communities Clean Up After Day Of Storms
• Next Weather: Beautiful Tuesday, Then More Severe Weather, Sweltering Heat
• Wildlife experts and residents disagree on how to solve growing coyote population
• What's The Purpose Of The 'No Mow May' Movement?
• Community Assistance Network Opens Newly Renovated Dundalk Location
• NYC reverses course, says COVID vax no longer required for proms
• Woman Accused Of Stealing $200K In Watches From Man She Met At Miami Club
• Parents desperate, searching for options amid persistent nationwide baby formula shortage
• Parents fume after special needs students' privacy violated
• Travelers on Lufthansa flight out of JFK allege antisemitism after mask spat
• Woman arrested in NYC subway station for selling fruit
• 'No One Should Die Alone': State Senator Fights For Visitation Rights In Colorado Health Care Facilities
• Dallas Animal Services discusses 'Coyote Management Plan'
• Pat And Shannon Huhn Identified As Couple From Cincinnati Shot While Renting Car In Denver
• Community on edge as CPD investigates three attacks in Logan Square
• Mountain lion spotted in Laguna Beach
• 8-year-old killed in Industry after collision with suspected DUI driver
• The baby formula supply problem is getting worse
• Miami Gardens Father Murdered After Heated Argument Takes A Violent Turn
• College Swimmer Marena Kouba Saves Children From Drowning, Awarded Rare Carnegie Medal
• 'I Want The Truth To Be Told': Mother Pleads For Answers One Year After Maame Amuah's Murder
• Gas Prices Hit All-Time High In Pennsylvania, South Jersey And Delaware
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Near-record warmth through Friday
• Vacants and Violence: Neighbors Call For Action After Body With Gunshot Wounds Found In Burning Baltimore Home
• Plan A Trip To Cripple Creek For Colorado History Lessons And A Drive Requiring Nerves Of Steel
• Maryland Law Enforcement Prepares For Violent Protests Over Supreme Court Draft Opinion
• A New COVID-19 Wave Could Sweep Across Maryland This Fall
• Fort Collins Police Search For Vandals Wanted For Targeting Catholic Church
• Reward Announced For Information In Jan. Death Of Woman Shot In Catonsville Parking Lot
• Former Owings Mills PE Teacher, Carroll County Volleyball Coach Faces Child Porn Charges
• Deal struck for new Chicago aldermanic ward map
• Johns Hopkins COVID-19 Modelers Do Not Anticipate Big 'Wave,' Despite Uptick
• May 9 Is Deadline For Auto Insurance Companies To Issue $400 Payments To Michigan Drivers
• The Baby Formula Supply Problem Is Getting Worse, Officials Say
• Overturned tractor-trailer closes westbound I-80 in San Pablo
• McKinney homeowner outraged after man steals her trash, facing scrutiny on social media
• One Man Shot, Killed In East Baltimore Monday, Police Say
• Maryland Lawmakers Steer $4 Million To Bowie State University's Innovation Center And Research
• Marijuana Lounges Could Be Coming To Sacramento
• Lincoln College in Central Illinois to close permanently after 157 years
• Team Chesa says recent case refutes recall narrative
• Panthers Beat Capitals In Overtime In Game 4, Tie Series
• Outrage After Delaware State University's Lacrosse Team Bus Searched For Drugs In Georgia
• I-Team Exclusive: Dallas sons reveal what led to arrest in murder of their father
• Young child injured in Vacaville freeway shooting on I-80
• Suwinkski swats first MLB homer as Pirates top Dodgers, 5-1
• Maryland Weather: Showers Will Return To Maryland After A Few Sunny Days
• Philadelphia Councilmember Proposing Heftier Fines, Increased Enforcement For Illegal Dumping In City
• Political Rival Connected To Haitian President's Killing Makes Initial Court Appearance
• Penguins destroy Rangers, grab 3-1 series lead
• Dakotah Earley, 23, undergoes more surgeries days after being shot in Lincoln Park robbery
• Santa Rosa parents arrested after toddler dies; fentanyl found at scene
• 7-Year-Old Injured After Car Riddled With Bullets On Vacaville Freeway
• CHP motorcycle officer injured after being struck by suspected drunk driver
• Penguins blast Rangers to take 3-1 series lead
• Gas prices: Cost of regular in San Francisco breaks $6 / gallon mark
• Applications end this Friday for Chicago Resilient Communities guaranteed basic income program
• 3 Suspects Arrested After Pair Of Weekend Thefts In Cameron Park, Authorities Say
• Troy Aikman delivers championship performance in the community
• President Biden, internet providers say they're expanding high-speed web access for millions
• Man tries to lure 12-year-old girl as she walks to school along Bryn Mawr Avenue
• Mineo's Pizza House in Allison Park temporarily closing
• Senate Passes Bill To Boost Security For Supreme Court
• Warriors coach Steve Kerr out with COVID-19, Brown steps in
• Sacramento Police: 1 Injured In Upper Land Park Shooting
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• Mississippi sues Brett Favre, pro-wrestlers over alleged misuse of welfare funds
• Denver Weather: Critical Fire Danger Returns To Colorado
• Columbia Man Admits To Sexually Abusing Stepdaughter, Gets 8 Years In Prison
• Sony Michel Inks Deal With Dolphins
• West Hills triple killing sparks conversation about mental health
• Alameda considers basic income pilot program for vulnerable residents
• Auction of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's items raises over $800,000
• Former SFPD spokesman Matt Dorsey appointed as supervisor
• 1 Person Suffers Critical Injuries In Arden-Arcade House Fire, 3 Dogs Rescued
• Republican candidates for governor pledge to get tougher on crime
• Biden announces program offering discounted internet service
• Peters Township mom run over by her own car
• WJZ's Furever Friend: Dahlia
• U.S. Marshals assist in security of Supreme Court after leak
• LAFD crews handle multi-acre fire near Hansen Dam
• The baby formula shortage is worsening
• Custom, motorized wheelchair goes missing after student lands at JFK: "It's honestly my independence"
• Mentorship group helps girls without a mother
• Meet the Pittsburgh Pirates' team dog
• Chain Controls In Effect For I-80, Highway 50 In Sierra
• LIU students digitizing treasure trove of historical documents
• Can Private Slurry Protect Your Home From Wildfires?
• 'People Aren't Prepared For Snow In May': Wintry Weather Catches Sierra Drivers Off-Guard
• Brushfire breaks out in Reseda
• Bally's unveils further plans for Chicago casino; some aldermen say it's being pushed through too fast
• With Gas Prices Spiking, Is It More Affordable To Opt For An Electric Vehicle?
• PPA Begins Enforcing Parking Restrictions For Phase 2 of Mechanical Street Sweeping Pilot Program: 'It's Like A Trap'
• Mayor Adams continues push to keep NYC schools under his control
• Diesel gas prices are doing a number on the trucking industry
• How Getting Gas Before 10 A.M. Or After 5 P.M. Can Help Colorado Front Range Air Quality This Summer
• As Whole Foods closes, an Englewood organization offers produce for the community
• Dallas considering ban on puppy sales at pet stores
• Wild Address Special Team Struggles Ahead Of Game 5 At Home
• Dog from Brooklyn goes on wild, 10-day journey to N.J.
• GOP gubernatorial candidate Richard Irvin holds news conference for first time since announcing run
• Miami's Cruise Industry The Focus Of Day 1 At Aspen Ideas Climate Conference
• After Suffering From Depression, Mrs. Michigan Continental Worldwide Uses Platform To Raise Mental Health Awareness
• Russell Wilson And Ciara Name Their New Puppy After The Quarterback's New NFL Team
• Nikola Jokic Wins 2nd Straight MVP Award
• 19-year-old charged in crash that killed woman on I-580 in Livermore
• Pittsburgh says homeowner needs $100,000 to rebuild hillside after landslide
• How to talk to your children about the importance of mental health
• With COVID Cases On A Spring Upswing, How To Tell If Your Symptoms Are Just Allergies
• Questions of sportsmanship arise during Warriors-Grizzlies series
• Michelle Obama Dons UMBC Shirt For College Signing Day, Boosting Sales And Pride
• 90,000 Pounds Of Leftovers From F1 Miami Grand Prix Going To Those In Need: 'It Warms My Heart'
• Boy, 15, shot in Portage Park
• Handgun Confiscated From Student On Thomas Downey High School Campus In Modesto, Authorities Say
• Evacuations lifted following gas main rupture in El Granada
• The impacts of the rising cost of diesel fuel
• People Living Along Nob Hill Road In Plantation Say Dangerous Driving Is Out Of Control
• Authorities identify body discovered in Anaheim water basin; Homicide investigation underway
• White House Warns Against 'Violence, Threats, Or Vandalism' After Protests Outside Supreme Court Justices Maryland Homes
• Teen last seen in Redwood City missing since weekend
• Philadelphia Recommends Masking Indoors For Busy Event Season With COVID Cases On Rise Again
• Camden County To Pay $10 Million To Man Left Paralyzed From 2014 Police Encounter
• Corrections official dies after she and escaped inmate are captured in Indiana
• Broward Teacher Learns Giving Back Pays Off With New Car
• EXCLUSIVE: Philadelphia Anti-Drug Anti Violence Network Employee Antonio Jardine Wanted For Shooting Inside Bar
• Video shows alleged DUI driver crash into deputy patrol car in Oakland
• Search Continues For Nevada City Man, Allyn Charpentier, Suspected Of Kidnapping Ex-Girlfriend
• Special Olympics summer games kick off in Eckersall Stadium
• Warriors assistant Mike Brown to become next Sacramento Kings head coach
• BWI Reopens Express Parking Lot, Adding 1,400 Spots
• Republican candidates for governor differ on most important issue for Pennsylvanians
• Disturbing Trend Has Gas Thieves Cutting Into Fuel Tanks
• Two shot and killed in Humboldt Park
• Police Searching For Suspect Who Stole Veteran's World War II Plaque At Galloway Township Cemetery
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Reach 5-Week Highs
• Homicide detectives investigating after Semaj Mills, 18, fatally shot
• New York AG supports legislation to protect, expand abortion access
• MSP Airport Looks To Hire 700 New Workers
• Democrats to propose $39.8 billion in Ukraine aid not linked to COVID aid
• Man accused in Olive Garden robbery, shooting heading to trial
• Parents under fire for allowing 6-year-old to run marathon
• Police: Woman's License Suspended 7 Times Before Fiery, Deadly Crash On Biscayne Blvd.
• Man arrested for fatal shooting of woman in Gardena over weekend
• Havana Hotel Death Toll At 35, Dogs Continue To Search
• Federal Court Appearance For Broward Cheer Coach Raul Albites Accused Of Inappropriate Relationship With Teen Girl
• Jacob Blake Drops Civil Rights Lawsuit Against Wisconsin Officer
• Jennifer Matter Charged In Death Of Baby Found In Lake Pepin In 2003
• Rich Strike Resting Before Possible Preakness Run, Field Starts To Take Shape
• Shooting at North Side church parking lot leaves 19-year-old injured
• Frail North Dakota Dam 'Not Out Of The Woods' From Flooding
• Accuser testifies in Mario Batali sexual misconduct trial
• AMBER Alert for 4-year-old Lincoln Walker in New Jersey canceled
• I-Team: debris containing asbestos dumped in Chelsea in July
• Massive fire rips through multiple buildings in Salem
• 4-Year-Old Lincoln Walker Found After Amber Alert Issued For Salem County Boy
• North Metro Fire Rescue Wildland Crews Assist With Massive Wildfire Burning In New Mexico
• Missing jail official faces 2 new charges in Alabama inmate's escape
• Stanford campus police investigate noose found near dorm as hate crime
• Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson thinks 2 NFL teams better than 1
• Mayor Lightfoot pledges $500,000 for abortion access ahead of possible overturn of Roe v. Wade
• Cortes carries no-hitter into the 8th, Yankees edge Rangers
• Tony Luke's Founder, Son Plead Guilty In Tax Fraud Case
• Orioles Cruise Past Royals 6-1, Behind Wells, 6-Run Fifth
• Biden announces program for discounted high-speed internet service
• Weekend Storm Leaves Behind Major Beach Erosion In Ocean City, New Jersey
• Clearview AI agrees to restrict sale of database in settlement
• Woman steals ambulance, leads Garland police on chase
• Three wounded in shooting in Humboldt Park neighborhood
• Man Saved From Fiery Crash, Charged With DUI After Hitting Maryland State Police Vehicle, Injuring Trooper
• AIDS Walk New York returns this weekend
• West Virginia woman selected as national small business person of year
• Sharks re-sign Alexander Barabanov, Jaycob Megna to 2-year deals
• BARCS Seeks Owner Of Cat Burned, Rescued From Car Engine In Reservoir Hill
• LA City Hall turning turquoise for Lung Cancer Awareness
• Old Bay Seasoned Goldfish Hitting Shelves This Month
• Eagles To Host Minnesota Vikings In Monday Night Football Matchup For 2022 Home Opener
• Oakland police investigate weekend spike of 2 dozen armed robberies
• James Webb Space Telescope Captures Sharp Views Of Invisible Light
• San Francisco Chinatown anti-racism banner headed to Smithsonian
• Trump-backed candidate in Nebraska governor's primary accused of sexual misconduct
• Mark Esper's view on the biggest threat facing America
• Bruins' Lindholm Participates In Optional Skate, Not Ruled Out For Game 5
• MISSING: UIC student Daniel Sotelo, 26, last seen on CTA train at Roosevelt station
• Man admits to killing cyclist in Bell Acres DUI hit-and-run crash
• District: Firearm Confiscated From Foothill High School Student
• Warriors teenage rookie gives himself mixed grades on historic playoff start
• Actor Billy Gardell comes home to Pittsburgh to work on secret TV project
• Washington Post, New York Times win Pulitzer Prizes
• Man From Oakland County Wins $242K Fantasy 5 Jackpot
• Former FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg To Address Graduates At JHU Bloomberg School Of Public Health 2022 Graduation
• Vicente Orozco Sentenced To 2 Life Sentences For Deadly Stabbings At Belmar Park
• Denver Researcher Discovers New Worm Species In Steamboat Springs 'Sulphur Cave'
• Where's Marty? Following The Harford County Barn Quilt Trail
• Illinois Supreme Court Justice Rita Garman retiring in July
• COVID: San Jose reinstates mask rules for city employees over rising South Bay cases
• NASA reports "perfect" optical alignment for Webb telescope
• Man Arrested After Tuolumne County Sheriff's Sergeant Nearly Hit By Truck
• Dodgers to sport special pride caps, jerseys for LGBTQ+ Night
• Santa Rosa fatal double shooting determined to be murder-suicide
• Bahamas asks U.S. lab to help solve mystery deaths of 3 Americans
• Man beaten with baseball bat in Brighton Heights dies
• Hogan Appoints Horacio Tablada To Head Maryland Department of the Environment
• Chicago First Alert Weather: The heat is on
• State Board To Consider Transferring Spring Grove Hospital Center To UMBC
• Best jewelry gifts for grads
• Poll: UC, Cal State University unaffordable to 77% of Californians
• Police investigating attempted kidnapping in Burlington
• Man Charged With Attempted Murder In East Baltimore Shooting
• Severe heat wave kills dozens in India and Pakistan
• Poll: 1 in 3 fears immigrants influence US elections
• Community hears Oakland animal shelter's urgent plea, 90 pets adopted over weekend
• Woman fatally struck by Florida train, 63rd death linked to high-speed rail
• Man shot in parking lot of West Ridge church
• War in Ukraine is driving up wheat prices
• Transgender treatment, doctors threatened by new Alabama law
• Mother charged in death of baby found in Minnesota lake in 2003
• Sacramento Man Accused Of Using Fake $100 Bills At Auburn Home Depot
• John Mahaffey, 67, dies after falling from cliff in Canyon Country
• Joel Embiid Snubbed, Denver Nuggets Nikola Jokic Captures 2nd Straight MVP Award: AP Source
• Former NBA, Michigan State Star Adreian Payne Shot, Killed
• Meta, Facebook's parent company, opens retail store in Burlingame
• Burglary suspect arrested following break-in at Palo Alto Goodwill store
• 1 dead, 4 injured in Highway 4 DUI crash in Antioch
• Woman Wanted In Double Slaying Of Boyfriend, Brother Found Dead In Woods
• Denied abortions, many women face "financial distress" for years
• 2 Barges Break Free In Flooding, Float Down The Potomac
• San Jose police arrest 32, seize 16 illegal guns during Cinco de Mayo
• City and firefighters reach agreement on residency requirement
• Former Timberwolves Player Adreian Payne Fatally Shot In Florida
• 2 lanes of 101 Freeway at Hollywood to be shut down most of the day for pavement repair
• Nationwide Baby Formula Shortage Is Getting Worse As Retailers Limit Sales
• 20 State And Territorial Democratic Parties Intend To Apply For Early 2024 Presidential Calendar Slots
• New Era In Minnesota Sports Begins As Aurora FC Holds First Practice
• 1 found dead at bottom of cliff in Sea Ranch over weekend
• Explosive-sniffing dog honored in Ukraine
• Sacramento Kings Hire Mike Brown As New Head Coach
• No. 2 Pick Aidan Hutchinson Agrees To $35.7 Million Deal With Detroit Lions
• Off-duty NYPD officer dead in suspected murder-suicide
• Popular Jay's Sandbar Food Boat Tipped Over, Partially Sunk After Loosing Pontoon
• Mother, Trinh Nguyen, Charged With Murder In Fatal Shooting Of Two Young Sons In Upper Makefield
• Fort Worth police oversight monitor to share biennial report
• Elon Musk: Japan will "cease to exist" if low birth rates continue
• Baby Formula Supply Problem Getting Worse, States Struggling With Supply
• U.S. temporarily suspends tariffs on steel imported from Ukraine
• Munhall native Gabby Barrett pregnant with second baby
• Chicago Park District opens registration for summer camp
• Aurora Students Raise Awareness For Missing And Murdered Indigenous Women
• Gov. DeSantis Signs Measure Designating Nov. 7th As 'Victims Of Communism Day'
• Police searching for man who attacked 3 women, sexually assaulted one in Logan Square
• Philadelphia Police Investigating Shooting Outside Bamboo Nightclub In Mayfair
• Person shot dead in Oakland hills along Grizzly Peak Boulevard
• Late dictator Ferdinand Marcos' son poised to win Philippine election
• Gas prices rise a 12th day in a row to an average of $5.89 per gallon of regular gas
• Police: Detroit Lakes Motorist Drove Away After Crashing Into Hotel, Trapping 2 People In Debris
• Best sunscreen options for spring and summer 2022
• U.S. Postal Service works to 'Stamp Out Hunger' with food collection drive
• United States Sail Grand Prix coming to Navy Pier in June
• Teen designs history curriculum recognizing women of color
• Santa Cruz police search for additional victims of arrested sexual predator
• Drones Used In Continued Search For Missing Man At Cherry Creek Reservoir
• Climate Conference Kicks Off On Miami Beach
• Maryland Weather: Mostly Sunny To Kick Off The Workweek
• Flint Residents Get Extension To File Claims Over Bad Water
• Jury Selection Process In Nikolas Cruz Penalty Trial
• Aurora Police launching new camera program; hundreds of body cameras, dashcams, and more
• Mayor Scott & Lawmakers Tout Funding To Expand Internet Access For Baltimore's Seniors
• Sacramento victims of Marin Headlands plane crash identified
• First Alert Weather Day: Colorado Returns To A Familiar Pattern With High Fire Danger This Week
• Start Of Hurricane Season Three Weeks Away, First Wave Already Forms Off Africa
• COVID In MN: 2,661 New Cases, 4 More Deaths
• Detroit Police Seek 3 Suspects In Carjacking Outside Detroit Coney Island
• San Francisco Conservatory buys classical record label
• The baby formula shortage is worsening
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 1,845 New Cases Reported, Hospitalizations Increase To 252
• Rugby star dies after reportedly jumping off bridge to celebrate win
• Emergency demolition ordered after partial building collapse in New Castle, road closed until further notice
• Sacramento Residents Michael Briare, Jennifer Fox Identified As 2 Killed In Marin Headlands Plane Crash
• Florence Ngwu, mother of 4, dies following Queens hit-and-run
• Body Camera Footage Release Delayed In Fatal Shooting Of Man By Harford County Deputies
• Downtown Denver Restaurant Manager Says Violent Crime Hurting Business
• Richard Rojas faces trial for deadly Times Square crash
• Miami Government Cut Coral Reef Cam Provides Stunning Images Of Adaptation To Harsh Conditions
• DCTA looking for public input on fare, service proposals
• Sacramento City Council To Talk About Allowing Pot Consumption Lounges
• Orange County piano teacher sentenced to 100 years to life for molesting eight girls during their lessons
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/9 Monday forecast
• Medical Examiner: Official Autopsy Results Show Patrick Lyoya Died From Gunshot To The Back Of Head
• New research shows how sunscreen kills marine life
• About 2,000 union healthcare workers stage strike at Cedars-Sinai
• Avs Defenseman Cale Makar Named Norris Trophy Finalist
• Denver Zoo To Showcase Asian American, Pacific Islander Festival
• Pedestrian Killed In Crash On I-25 At 144th Ave in Westminster Early Monday
• Yelp Names The Best Craft Breweries In New England
• New England Living: Bringing the best spices to New England
• Police: Body Found In Lake Identified As Missing Pontiac Man
• Eric Holder: "Republicans have to cheat in order to win" elections
• Minnesotans Share Pics, Video Of Large Hail As Strong Storms Roll Through State
• Russian ambassador hit with red paint by protesters in Poland
• 5-Month Old Wallaby Missing From Detroit Zoo
• Fire Training Scheduled All Week At Vacant Rocklin Property
• Michigan Looks To Fix State's Affordable Housing Problem
• Overcoming the stigma of mental health on the road to wellness
• Pressure On Panthers, Down 2-1 Going Into Game 4
• Stock markets fall to lowest levels of 2022
• Never forgotten; Massive AIDS Quilt display set for San Francisco Pride Month
• Man Checking On Suspicious Vehicle Is Shot, Killed
• EPIC Diabetes Conference Provides Practical Patient Care Advice
• Late dictator Ferdinand Marcos' son poised to win Philippine election
• Anonymous donor pays tab for graduates of Texas college
• Islanders fire head coach Barry Trotz
• Jorge Alfaro Mashes Pinch-Hit 3-Run HR In 9th, Padres Beat Marlins 3-2
• "CODA" stars and real-life CODAs on portrayals of Deaf community
• Biden Launches Program To Provide Discounted Internet Service
• Farrell's eXtreme Body Shaping
• Three injured in early morning Alameda house fire
• 6 dead, 18 wounded in weekend shootings in Chicago
• Black River Falls Man Dead After Being Pulled From Prairie Lake
• Big Rig, Horse Trailer Crash Leads To Blocked Lane In Yolo County
• Police: Pedro Cintron wanted in Ridgewood double shooting
• Miami Weather: Not As Warm, Nice Ocean Breeze
• Abortion Rights Advocates Are Raising Alarms About A Nearly Century-Old Michigan Law
• "A Strange Loop" earns a leading 11 Tony Award nominations
• The Celtics Need Jayson Tatum To Be Jayson Tatum In Game 4
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• U2's Bono, The Edge hold surprise concert in Kyiv subway station
• Demaryius Thomas' Legacy Lives On At The Boys And Girls Club
• 19-year-old about to become SMU's youngest law school grad
• Michigan Woman In Wheelchair Struck, Killed While Crossing Road
• Area Residents Take Advantage Of Miami Grand Prix Crowds
• CoCo supervisors expected to send $750,000 to local libraries
• Logano Bumps His Way To Win
• 2 injured after SUV hits light pole and building in River North
• Police: Man found cut, patrol vehicle tires slashed outside Haltom City restaurants
• Nominees announced for 75th annual Tony Awards
• Vikings Get Monday Night Matchup With Eagles On Sept. 19
• Abortion funds see surge in donations, expenses
• Caught on video: Illegal sideshow takes over San Bernardino intersection
• Police Search For Michigan Woman In Fatal Shootings Of Boyfriend, Brother
• Firefighters battle blaze at Koreatown apartment building
• Attack on school the latest atrocity as Russia hammers eastern Ukraine
• Massive great white shark tracked off Jersey Shore
• Job fair today for summer help in Coney Island
• Man Arrested After 5-Hour Standoff In Duluth
• Texas woman allegedly killed husband after learning of mistress
• Sheriff's office releases video of shark-infested waters off Florida
• Fan at Mavs game removed after incident with Chris Paul's family
• 2 Young Brothers Pass Away After Being Shot By Mother In Upper Makefield Township
• WATCH LIVE: DA Krasner To Announce Conviction Of Defendant For Illegal Firearm Possession
• Treasure House Fashions providing free clothes, helping women in transition or crisis
• Shots fired from alley killed 20-year-old man standing in kitchen in West Town
• Putin defends invasion of Ukraine in Russian "Victory Day" speech
• Pittsburgh Weather: Kicking off a week of dry conditions and sunshine
• NYPD cruiser bursts into flames after Brooklyn crash
• Remains of woman missing since December found near forest lake
• Woman in critical condition after hit-and-run crash in Lawndale
• Nearly a dozen hurt in Bronx fire
• Teen Killed In South St. Paul Shooting
• Human remains found at Lake Mead days after body discovered
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• Philadelphia School District Will Start Periodically Screening Students For Weapons At Middle Schools On Monday
• Massachusetts gas prices hit new record high
• Puppy Returned After Being Stolen From PSPCA Headquarters In Philadelphia
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Temperatures in the 80s
• Biden announces plan to boost affordable high-speed internet access
• Single-Family Home Catches On Fire In Ridley Park
• Havana hotel explosion death toll climbs to 35
• Crews Battle House Fire In Atco, Camden County
• James Harden, Joel Embiid Power 76ers Past Heat, Even Series 2-2
• Fake Marina In Miami Gardens Steals Show At Miami Grand Prix
• Gas prices in Pennsylvania spike to new record highs
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• Concert to benefit Ukraine in San Francisco
• Nationwide baby formula shortage strips Bay Area store shelves
• Fans confident as Warriors win 101-98 for a 3-1 series lead over Memphis,
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• Police search for suspect believed to have stolen a vehicle
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• Huntington Beach residents and activists share coyote concerns during Town Hall
• Crackdown on illegal street takeovers in San Bernardino
• West Hills community mourns loss of 3 children, allegedly killed by their mother and 16-year-old bro
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Record-setting heat
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• Parents irate after special needs students have their privacy violated at Westchester County high sc
• Dakotah Earley undergoes another surgery after being shot
• Dallas Animal Services discusses 'Coyote Management Plan' at Lake Highlands neighborhood meeting
• Allegations of antisemitism on board Lufthansa flight originating out of JFK
• Community on edge after three women are attacked in Logan Square
• I-Team Exclusive: Dallas sons reveal what lead to arrest in murder of their father
• Street vendors irate after woman is arrested for selling fruit in NYC subway station
• Dramatic ending to nationwide manhunt after guard and inmate are found in Indiana
• NYC lifts vaccine mandate for proms
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• Police continue search for suspect in Queens double shooting
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• Bay Area shoppers experience sticker shock at the grocery store
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• Supporters of District Attorney Chesa Boudin refute recall narrative
• Poll: Many Californians believe cost of 4-year college degree not worth it
• San Jose reinstates mask rules for city employees over rising South Bay cases
• Gas prices: Cost of regular in San Francisco breaks $6 / gallon mark
• Victims in Lamborghini robbed of two watches on Sunset Strip
• Troy Aikman special guest at Jonathan's Place "Be the Tie" 10th Anniversary Luncheon
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• Warriors playoffs: Coach Steve Kerr tests positive before Game 4 of Western Semis
• Late-season snow catches Tahoe-area travelers off guard
• Benicia residents urged to cut water use by 30 percent following pipeline break
• Newly signed bill streamlines military aid for Ukraine
• Intense play during Warriors-Grizzlies series brings up questions of sportsmanship
• U.S. stocks sink over inflation concerns
• Meet the Pittsburgh Pirates' team dog
• Washington County grandmother inspires others with her fitness journey
• Multiple airships assisting crews with brushfire near Hansen Dam
• Eye on America: A four-day workweek solution, a Texas restoration project, and more
• Fighting Inflation: Economic expert explains how to combat the steep cost of living
• Republican candidates for governor pledge to get tougher on crime
• Celebrity chef Mario Batali goes on trial for sexual misconduct allegations
• Peters Township mom run over by her own car
• Man admits to killing cyclist in Bell Acres DUI hit-and-run crash
• Man beaten with baseball bat in Brighton Heights dies
• Full interview: Esper on the challenges of working in the Trump administration
• 2 teens shot, killed at Garland house
• 1 dead, 2 injured in Allentown shooting
• New poll shows UC and CSU considered unaffordable by a majority of Californians
• Crews battling brush fire in Hansen Dam
• Mental Health Monday: Reclaiming joy
• I-Team Exclusive: Dallas sons reveal what lead to arrest in murder of their father
• Dallas considering ban on puppy sales at pet stores
• The White House on funding for Ukraine and the abortion issue
• Monday evening weather update
• LAFD fight small brush fire in Reseda
• Nationwide baby formula crisis getting worse
• 2 unruly Mavs fans banned from AAC until 2023
• City leaders divided over Chicago casino plan
• West Hills triple killing sparks conversation about mental health
• CPD investigates Humboldt Park shooting that left two men dead
• GOP gubernatorial candidate Richard Irvin holds rare news conference
• Mom and teenager arrested in connection to the deaths of three children in West Hills
• Motorized wheelchair goes missing after student lands at JFK
• America's Big Sisters mentors young girls without moms
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