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• 'I Begged, I Pleaded': Former Sacramento Vice Principal Sues District Over Racism Complaints Not Addressed
• Granite Bay High Student Accused Of Threatening To Shoot Up School
• 2nd person dies from Halloween party shooting at Gilroy councilmember's home
• Experts worry about impact of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard trial on victims of domestic abuse
• Thursday's Show Info (6/2/22)
• Sacramento Approves Sale Of Up To 3 Billion Gallons of Water After Declaring 'Water Alert'
• Advisory Committee of Denver's STAR Program Wants City's Street Enforcement Team Dissolved
• Police, FBI investigate threat to high school in Petaluma
• The California Reparations Task Force releases interim report
• 'In Every Community And Neighborhood Around The State': Colorado Leaders Determined To Combat Fentanyl Crisis
• Woman Arrested After Deadly Crash & Police Chase In Boulder County
• Skubal Goes 7, Schoop Brings In 2 Runs In Tigers' 5-0 Win Over Twins
• Cleaning up: Pirates beat Dodgers 8-4 for rare sweep in LA
• Howard Scores 22, Dream Beat Lynx 84-76
• McHenry woman says contractor she paid to fix her seawall never started the work
• Gov. Evers Says Wisconsin GOP Will Ban Books If He Loses In November
• Video shows Florida parasailing accident that left Schaumburg woman dead, boys injured
• Santa Clara Valley Water District starts taking reports of water wasting
• Moms who have lost kids to gun violence honor lives of Uvalde, Texas massacre victims, call for gun reform
• After successful inaugural event, organizers hope to make Sueños Music Festival into a Chicago tradition
• Woman Killed, Man Critical After Head-On Crash In Ham Lake
• Local water district installing flow restriction devices on water wasters
• Small Plane Crashes At St. Davids Golf Club In Wayne After Reported Mechanical Failure
• Family displaced after fire rips through townhome in Pittsburgh
• O'Rourke says he's focused on consensus with potential gun legislation
• Morel hits sac fly in 10th as Cubs beat Brewers
• Chytil scores twice, Rangers rout Lightning in Game 1
• Malden surprises seniors with $1,000 college scholarships
• New fire station in Oakley aims to improve response times in eastern Contra Costa
• Colorado Climate Experts Calm Immediate Fears Of Potential Flooding Following Recent Rain
• Arrest made in Bell after vehicle stolen with 5-month-old baby inside
• Mayor Adams reportedly preparing to appoint "gun violence czar"
• White Sox fall to Blue Jays again for fifth loss in seven games
• Minnesota Could Risk Federal Infrastructure Dollars If Legislature Doesn't Act, MnDOT Says
• How Our Severe Storms Could Impact The Price Of Protecting Your Home
• 15-Year-Old Girl Grazed In Weekend Inner Harbor Homicide, Police Say; Images Of People To Identify Released
• Orioles Hit 4 Homers, Cruise Past Mariners 9-2
• Gas Prices Near $5 A Gallon In Maryland, Denting Driver's Wallets
• Vocab Questions Reduce Spelling Bee To 3 Letters: A, B or C
• Experts urge you to have a plan in place in case your vehicle ends up in body of water
• Free Breakfast & Lunch To Be Offered To Students Across Denver This Summer
• Marilyn Mosby's Defense Seeks Motion To Dismiss Perjury Charges, Arguing Definition Of "Adverse Financial Consequences"
• Lambda Lounge hosts Harlem Pride launch party
• Big 6th inning not enough, Giants unable to sweep Phillies
• Ohio lawmakers debate training for armed school employees
• Whitmer Declares June As Airbag Recall Repair Month, Urges Michiganders To Check Their Vehicles
• CHP To Pay $4M Over Officer Who Shot His Wife, Her Boyfriend Before Shooting Himself
• No bond for Homestead couple who confessed to murder
• Lake Elsinore Unified reschedules graduation amid security concern
• LULAC pays tribute to Uvalde shooting victims outside Dallas City Hall Plaza
• Whitlock and Bradley Jr. help Red Sox beat Reds 7-1
• Oakland police chief touts reforms as department enters probationary period
• Group who broke into vacant Caltrans homes in El Sereno fighting to stay
• Pennsylvania Investing Nearly $2 Million In Reading-Based ByHeart In Effort To Ease Baby Formula Shortage
• Pro Football Focus Ranks Broncos' Pat Surtain II Among Top 25 Players Under 25
• Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge closing overnight for repair work
• Dallas ISD students send handwritten cards to students and teachers at Robb Elementary
• U.S. and Germany announce weapons packages for Ukraine
• Opening statements in civil case against Bill Cosby start in Santa Monica courtroom
• John Madden To Appear On First 'Madden' Cover Since 2000 In Tribute To Legendary Raiders Coach
• Maryland Weather: Showers And Storms Possible Thursday
• Group Of Crisis Response Dogs Return Home After Providing Support To Families Impacted By Texas School Shooting
• Dakotah Earley released from ICU nearly a month after being shot, critically wounded in robbery
• Teen Stabbed On Broad Street Line Platform After Fight On SEPTA Train, Police Say
• Community members remember victims of Uvalde school shooting after funeral services
• Schwarber, Maton Homer To Lead Phillies Past Giants 6-5
• Warriors, Celtics fans ready for classic NBA Finals matchup
• Verlander Nears Another No-Hitter, Astros Rally Past A's 5-4
• Canyon High School cancels last day of classes due to threats
• Tyreek Hill to explain KC exit on podcast
• 'Sacrifice yourself,' former sheriff says didn't matter who was in charge during Uvalde shooting
• New condo safety law will cost some communities
• Maryland Weather: Hot & Sticky, Plus Thursday's An Alert Day
• Police respond to double shooting in northwest Fort Worth
• 'We First Have To Acknowledge What Happened': Family Says California's Report On Reparations A Step In The Right Direction
• Fire crews appear to control 2-alarm vegetation fire in Benicia near I-680
• Orange County expands underground water program to ease effects of draught
• Schwarber, Maton Homer To Lead Phillies Past Giants
• Baltimore Kicks Off Pride Month, Introduces First Director Of LGBTQ+ Affairs
• Gun Violence Awareness Month shines spotlight on epidemic
• Calumet City declares local state of emergency in wake of devastating condo building fire
• 'We Are Sacramento': Car Clubs Applaud City's Cruising Ban Repeal, Discuss What's Next
• 'Milk' writer Dustin Lance Black sees his art as a call to action and activism
• One student shot outside Grant High School in Valley Glen
• Tulsa police: Multiple people shot at medical building
• 2nd death connected to Bronx Legionnaires' cases reported
• Healdsburg man sentenced for fatal DUI collision that cost boy his leg
• John Madden on cover of Madden 23 in tribute to late coach
• Gunfire erupts as Rialto students enjoy field trip at a park
• Buffalo supermarket shooting suspect indicted by grand jury
• 'One Way To Keep People Safe': California Bid To Create Legal Drug Injection Sites Advances
• Amazon's largest warehouse under construction in Ontario
• Golden State Warriors' winning culture begins with Steph Curry
• What Nick Castellanos Told Miles Teller Before He Threw Out First Pitch Before Phillies-Giants Game
• Pfizer asks FDA to authorize Covid-19 vaccine for youngest kids
• Cleanup Underway In Forada After EF-2 Tornado Rips Through Town
• ADL report suggests hate is on the rise in New York
• 'Boogaloo Bois' Member Sentenced To 4 Years On Weapons Charges
• 'The Need For Firefighters Is Very Dire': Cal Fire Union Calls for More Mental Health Support, More Staffing
• New York Cannabis Board approves packaging, marketing rules
• Castro caretakers preserve surviving piece of original San Francisco rainbow flag
• Mountain lion safely removed after wandering into Pescadero High School
• Tulsa Police: 4 Killed, Including Suspect, In Shooting At Medical Building
• "Death of a Salesman" returns to Broadway this fall
• Angels-Yankees game rained out, doubleheader Thursday
• Four people killed in mass shooting at Tulsa hospital; gunman also dead
• Several Killed In Shooting At Tulsa Hospital (CBS News)
• Off-duty Chicago firefighter injured in Oak Lawn gas station shooting
• Former special education teacher pleads guilty in abuse case
• Baltimore Residents Take Matters Into Their Own Hands In Two Recent Shootings
• Chanhassen H.S. Lacrosse Team Enjoying Dominant Season Despite Few Home Game Opportunities
• Mets blank Nationals again to finish perfect homestand
• Biden says he learned of baby formula shortage in April
• Black Democratic Senate candidate wears noose in campaign video
• Tips for staying safe as hurricane season starts
• Louis Coleman found guilty in kidnapping death of Jassy Correia
• 'A Whole New World And Level Of Access': 5 Minnesota State Parks To Offer All-Terrain Wheelchairs This Summer
• Cheswick and Harmar residents fear last week's train derailment won't be the last
• San Mateo kidnapping suspect arrested; faces possible 3rd strike
• New images from shooting at Maxwell Street Express where one woman was injured
• Cook County minimum wage to increase in July
• Police: Washington County 8-year-old hit by drunk driver while riding bike
• 'They Got A Lot Of Services Here For Us': Outreach Event In Fairfield Aims To Combat Homelessness
• Retiring free clinic director prescribes food as medicine for Peninsula patients
• Chicago Avenue/State Street McDonald's to reopen following last month's mass shooting, electrical issue
• Serial scammer Candace Clark pleads guilty to six felonies, faces 5-year sentence recommendation
• Prosecutors Fight Back Against Efforts To Move Trial Of Ex-Officers Accused In George Floyd's Murder
• Marion Barber III, Former NFL, Gopher Running Back, Found Dead In Texas Apartment
• STEM School Shooting Survivor Calls For More Action: 'Change Anything You Can'
• Elon Musk says remote work is "no longer acceptable"
• A's unable to hold on late, Astros complete sweep
• Baltimore City Schools Officer Charged In Connection With Diesel Fuel Theft In Anne Arundel County
• Former Dallas Cowboys RB Marion Barber found dead, police say
• Bid to create legal drug injection sites in San Francisco, Oakland advances
• National Aquarium Launches Audiovisual Immersion Event Series
• Tips on how to save as your electric bill increases
• Subway mass shooting victim suing gun manufacturer Glock
• 'Would Need To Be Made Up From Other Sources': Drought Could Cut California's Hydropower In Half This Summer
• Amazon truck stolen while driver delivers package in Cambridge
• PennDOT, Phillies Team Up In Effort To Encourage Everyone To Practice Seat Belt Safety
• Alzheimer's Association
• Uncertain future looms for blighted Harlem block
• This year's Pride Month calls for "unity" to push back against new legislation
• Phillies' Bryce Harper Scratched, Jean Segura Out 10-12 Weeks
• PNC set to automate more of its branches
• LaGuardia Airport's long-awaited new terminal opens this weekend
• Pride in Chicago: Inside Han Training, gym that caters to those who have long felt unwelcome
• Annandale GSA Says District Won't Allow Teachers To Put Up Pride Flags, Organize Student Walkout
• Mayor unveils plans to accelerate NYC's economic recovery
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Overnight sprinkles possible, highs mid 60s
• Is Climate Change To Blame For This Year's Record Spike In Spring Storms?
• Concrete plant cited after neighborhood 'buried' in dust
• CAN YOU HELP? Colorado Mountain Community Rallies Around Hit & Run Victim
• Timeline reveals 61 days of inaction by DCFS before 8-year-old Amaria Osby was killed
• City Theatre's Summer Shorts program features new 10-minute plays, old favorites
• Boston sports bar in San Francisco ready for NBA Finals
• Angels release Austin Romine
• Randy's Donuts opens new location in Burbank
• Keller @ Large: Beware of 'pink slime' masquerading as news
• Macdonald Wants Ravens To Be Flexible On Defense
• Short Stretch Of Yampa River Closed To Fishing Due To Critically Low Water Flow
• Boy Persuades Car Thief To Let Him, His Young Brothers Out Of Minivan In Minneapolis
• Ex-Philadelphia Detective Philip Nordo Guilty Of Work-Linked Sex Assault
• Undrafted Red Stars rookie Mikenna McManus got her shot after sending team college highlight reel
• Alice Austen House celebrates photographer's queer identity as "essential to understanding her work"
• Calculate How Many Gallons Of Rain Fell At Your House From Tuesday's Storm
• Franklin County BBBS receives $500K from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott
• Search Continues For Possible Drowning Victim In Sacramento River Near Colusa
• Florida clinics challenge 15-week abortion limit
• San Bruno brush fire prompts El Camino offramp closure from I-380
• The women of 'SIX The Musical' share their version of history with King Henry VIII
• 2 sets of twins graduate with top honors on Long Island
• Fire crews battle 2-alarm blaze in San Francisco's Chinatown
• Man Sentenced To Life For Brutal West Baltimore Killing
• Baltimore Sues Ghost Gun Manufacturer, Gun Retailer; Mayor Demands Both Stop Selling Gun Kits That Create 'Public Health Crisis'
• Hollywood PD gets money for body cameras
• New Jersey Ida Survivors Demand Government Release $200M In Housing Assistance As Many Still Struggling To Rebuild
• Three-vehicle crash leaves one person dead in Peotone
• Keshaun Sheffield Charged In 2019 Murder Where Unidentified Body Found Buried In Philadelphia's Awbury Arboretum
• Eric Clapton removes Pittsburgh stop from tour
• Illinois Attorney General files hate crime lawsuit against white mother and son accused of harassing Black neighbor
• Indictments issued for child abduction, strangulation of ex-girlfriend case
• Columbine survivor shares journey in wake of Uvalde shooting
• Young Moose Settles With Baltimore City For $300K Over Wrongful Arrest
• NASA awards contracts for new space and moon suits
• Maryland Family To Donate Wheelchair, Raise Funds In Memory Of Son With Special Needs
• Billy Porter returning to town for Pittsburgh Pride on the Shore concert event
• Miami Dolphins' mandatory minicamp observes new team responsibilities
• United Airlines Breaks Ground On Denver Training Facility Expansion
• St. Paul Honors Retiring Police Chief With 'Todd Axtell Day'
• Bill Cosby Used Safe Spaces To Sexually Abuse Teen Girl, Lawyer Says
• Construction Begins On 500-Unit Residential Complex In Harbor Point
• Kids are getting sick more frequently, pediatricians say
• Man charged with groping women on flight from L.A. to Boston
• Man Killed In Shooting At Glen Burnie Apartment Complex, Police Say
• Educating South Florida newcomers on hurricane season a real challenge
• Woman stabbed, another woman punched at Red Line stop in Chinatown
• Commission: Legalized sports gambling in Ohio begins Jan. 1
• Butler, Excela health systems announce merger
• Gov. Greg Abbott calls for immediate safety review of Texas public schools
• Philadelphia Kicks Off Pride Month With 1st Of Hundreds Of Events, Return Of Center City Sips
• Woman takes extraordinary steps to prepare for hurricane season
• Modesto Man, 42, Accused Of Groping 2 Women On Flight From LAX To Boston 
• Salesforce workers urge software maker to cut ties with NRA
• Local air quality officials extend Napa Valley advisory through Thursday
• 'Please Put The Cuffs On Me': Cody Kolstad Charged With Murder For Allegedly Shooting Housemate
• CIAA Basketball Tournament Will Stay In Baltimore Until 2025
• Massachusetts reports 1,713 new COVID cases, 28 additional deaths
• Rally Calls For The End To Gun Violence
• Celtics' run to Finals shows Boston is never far from championships
• Maryland Retains AAA Bond Rating, Treasurer Says
• Hollywood Boulevard's new light display to be unveiled Wednesday
• Johnny Depp on winning defamation case: "Jury gave me my life back"
• Amber Heard releases statement minutes after verdict announced
• Man Shot, Killed In West Baltimore Wednesday, Police Say
• 2 Twin Cities Campers Killed By Falling Tree In Northern Wisconsin
• Search On For Suspects Who Stole $2,000 Worth Of Shoes From Stockton Store
• Connellsville police searching for missing 83-year-old man with dementia
• Sheryl Sandberg leaving Facebook parent company Meta
• 'The Great Resignation': Workers reinvent themselves to survive
• More Overseas Infant Formula Coming To US Next Week As Shortage Continues
• Georgia secretary of state to testify before grand jury investigating Trump
• Accused Buffalo gunman charged with terrorism motivated by hate
• June marks start of meteorological summer, hurricane season
• Science of Weather: 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook
• McD's intentionally sold Muslim family bacon, complaint alleges
• Dallas police make arrest in April shooting
• Jury Finds Both Amber Heard, Johnny Depp Liable For Defamation
• Jury Awards Johnny Depp $15 Million In Libel Case Against Ex-Wife Amber Heard
• Jury Rules In Favor Of Johnny Depp In Libel Lawsuit Against Ex-Wife Amber Heard (CBS News)
• Free Spay/Neuter Clinic Offered In Detroit June 1-4
• Johnny Depp Wins Libel Lawsuit Against Ex-Wife Amber Heard
• Suspect in San Leandro fatal shooting arrested in Pleasanton
• CDC Defends Its Authority To Issue Transportation Mask Mandate
• Where's Marty? Chilling With AAA Ice As Ice Becomes A Hot Commodity
• Boston Children's Hospital was targeted by Iran-linked hackers, FBI reveals
• Woman struck with construction cone near CTA Roosevelt platform
• Old Bay Launches Limited-Edition Hot Sauce For Pride Month
• Southbound I-275 To Close From I-96 To I-94 This Weekend For Repairs
• Lowell teacher charged with sending nude photo to teen
• Ford CEO Sees Electric Vehicle Price War As EV Costs Decline
• Man Charged In Abduction And Crash In Southwest Baltimore, Police Say
• Update: Spread of grass fire near Sonoma Raceway at Sears Point stopped
• State Of Maryland Launches Redesigned Website
• Arlington resident claims $1 million Powerball jackpot
• California Releases Interim Slave Reparations Report, Extensively Detailing Racism In State's Past
• Man Dies From Injuries Sustained In 2012 Shooting, Police Say
• San Francisco security guard fatally shoots man armed with knife
• Saint Joseph's University, University Of Sciences Officially Merge Adding Dozens Of Academic Programs For Students
• Iowa Father, Minnesota Son Sentenced In Jan. 6 Capitol Riot
• Plano officer arrested in Wylie on family violence charge
• Klarna CEO criticized for posting names of laid-off workers
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cool temps coming
• Caught on video: Gunmen open fire in broad daylight on Coney Island street
• Steeler Stephon Tuitt announces retirement
• Thieves Caught Siphoning Gas In Michigan As Prices Continue To Rise
• Bicyclist dies after crash with vehicle in San Francisco's Hayes Valley
• Man dies after jumping from Trump Tower
• Colorado Weather: Rare June Storm Brings Rain And Snow But No Severe Weather
• Denver Runs Tests On Its Voting Machines Leading Up To June 28 Primary
• Uvalde CISD police chief Arredondo says he's still cooperating
• Gov. Tom Wolf pushes lawmakers to send families $2,000 stimulus checks
• State Officials Urge Marylanders To 'Know Your Zone' As Hurricane Season Starts
• Storm systems greet start of Hurricane Season
• Former Deputy Charged With Taking Contraband Into Detention Facility In Douglas County
• Fentanyl, Meth, Ketamine And Sawed-Off Shotgun Seized In Davis Investigation; 2 Arrested
• Want a chance to win Lollapalooza tickets? Download a new app from the city of Chicago
• Little Falls Man Arrested After Armed Robbery At Bar
• Denver Center's 'Quixote Nuevo' Promises To Immerse Audiences In Tejano Culture
• Juneteenth Becomes 13th Court Holiday In Michigan
• Body Recovered After Weekend Avalanche On Mount Meeker
• Port Of Baltimore Gets Grant To Upgrade Rail Yard, Improve Rail Service
• It's Pride Month; Here's What You Need To Know
• Here's A List Of Where To Celebrate Pride 2022 In Metro Detroit
• Man accused of tampering with women's cars held on $200,000 bail
• Warriors courtside seats soar to over $40,000 for Thursday's NBA Finals Game 1
• LA County reports 2,151 new COVID cases and 4 additional deaths Tuesday
• Off-duty agent responded to school shooting: "I asked my barber if he had a gun"
• Medicine Container Lying In Stolen Car Helps Wheat Ridge Officer Apprehend Suspect
• Vikings Sign WR Albert Wilson
• Linda Fagan becomes first woman to lead U.S. armed forces branch
• World's largest plant discovered in Australia
• Long Island students walk out in support of Uvalde victims
• Elon Musk Tells Tesla Employees: Return To The Office, Or Else
• EXPLAINER: A Look At Bill Cosby's Sexual Assault Civil Trial
• City leaders, businesses in Beverly to celebrate new Al Fresco dining with ribbon cutting ceremony
• John Hinckley Jr., who shot Reagan, set to be released June 15
• 2 Candidates For Michigan Governor Lose Key Ballot Ruling
• Victor Steban gets life in prison after pleading guilty to double homicide during crime spree
• Call for special legislative committees to find solutions to 'protect all Texans'
• United Donates Flights To Ship Formula From UK To US Via 'Operation Fly Formula' Flights
• Metra to sell unlimited travel pass later this month
• Minnesota GOP Hopefuls For Attorney General, Congress, Face Primary Challenges
• For the first time, St. Charles is flying the Pride Flag at city hall
• Anita Baker Announces Homecoming Concert In Detroit
• Cyberattack attempt on Boston Children's Hospital thwarted
• 'It's A Sign That We Are Here': Muslim Call To Prayer Arrives To Minneapolis Soundscape
• Police: Woman raped at knifepoint in broad daylight at St. Mary's Park in the Bronx
• COVID In Minnesota: Case Growth Continues Decline, 5 Deaths Reported
• Optimism among small business owners at historic low amid inflation surge
• Arkansas governor says mental health is "a focal point" in gun reform
• Officers engaged in standoff with suspect on roof in South Los Angeles
• Baltimore County Man, 65, Marks Maryland's First Heat-Related Death Of 2022
• Detroit Kicks Off Pride Month With Flag Raising In Spirit Plaza
• Shaw 54th Regiment Memorial rededicated after $3 million renovation
• Police ID suspect in stabbing of 16-year-old girl on Brooklyn sidewalk
• Slain teacher and husband laid to rest in Texas: "Beautiful and kind"
• Average SoCal gas prices rise to record highs again
• After 100 days of war, two-thirds of children in Ukraine are displaced
• Stockton Man Stabbed; Injuries Are Not Life Threatening
• Texas business making custom caskets for 19 Uvalde victims
• Layoffs hit 20-year low in April as job market stayed tight
• Smart ready to be the bad guy in Golden State
• Avalanche Playoff Run Bringing '100% Boost' To Colorado Businesses
• There are now 4 presumptive cases of monkeypox in New York City, health officials say
• Students and staff will not return to Robb Elementary in Uvalde
• Elizabeth Smart on how she survived kidnapping 20 years ago
• Woman Taken Into Custody After Allegedly Pointing Gun At Man, Juvenile In West Philly: Police
• Canton Township Man Sentenced To Prison For Attacking Wife, Daughter
• Victim in mass shooting on NYC subway sues gun maker Glock
• Extreme weather to displace 200 million people in 20 years, charity says
• Former Middle School Paraprofessional Faces Federal Charges In Child Sextortion Scheme
• Local mothers' milk bank helping during formula shortage
• Rochester Police Say A 17-Year-Old With Autism Is Missing
• Driver dies in collision with tractor-trailer in San Leandro
• Old Fire evacuees allowed to return home; Napa County wildfire burns more than 500 acres
• Officers' Patience Helped Lead To Arrest Of Juvenile Stabbing Suspect
• Minnesota Monthly's Pizza Bracket Challenge
• Using reverse mortgage funds to pay for long-term care
• Mustang Impounded In Dearborn As Police Crack Down On Reckless Driving
• VIDEO: Person In Plant Costume Spooks Passersby On Stone Arch Bridge In Minneapolis
• Old Fire Evacuees Allowed To Return Home; Napa County Wildfire Burns More Than 500 Acres
• Yellen admits she was "wrong" about inflation in 2021
• California Gas Prices Hit $6.19 A Gallon As US Also Hits Record High
• Sacramento City Council Could Use State Grant To Build Affordable Housing
• Small town called "Village of Death" after mysterious killing spree
• MDH Confirms Hepatitis A Case Linked To Fresh Strawberries
• South Florida waking up to higher prices at the pump, again
• MDOT: Officials Close Northbound M-10 At M-8 Due To Crash
• Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Live!
• Golden Zoning Changes Aim To Preserve Housing Style
• Paul Vallas enters race for mayor, former CPS chief declares "Chicago is burning"
• First Alert Weather: Yellow Alert for rain showers Wednesday
• State task force unveils groundbreaking slave reparations report
• Game 1 ticket prices averaging over $1,500
• Britain has changed a lot under Queen Elizabeth II, but she has not
• Auburn Fire Department And Public Works Remove Giant Tree From Road
• Vacant building fire in Lynwood quickly handled by LACoFD crews
• State Lawmakers Approve Bill Aimed At Helping Victims Of Wildfires Sparked By Solar Panel
• Resident injured in early morning 2-alarm San Francisco fire
• Several Shots Strike Mosque In Detroit
• California Science Center breaks ground for new Endeavour space shuttle exhibit
• WATCH LIVE: PennDOT, Phillie Phanatic, Safety Partners To Focus On Seat Belt Safety As Part Of National 'Click It Or Ticket' Initiative
• Tigers Split With Twins
• Miami-Dade County mayor tells residents to be prepared on first day of Hurricane Season
• Clip of young Jaylen Brown in awe of NBA Finals resurfaces
• Sex Pistols aim to give queen's jubilee a touch of punk
• Judge: No "speck" of proof in Palin's libel case against New York Times
• Marlins-Rockies game rained out, doubleheader Wednesday
• Masked vandal at large after smashing car windshields inside downtown parking garage
• U.S. Gas Prices Jump To Record High $4.67 A Gallon
• Welcome to the Atlantic Hurricane Season
• Bicyclist hit by car in Greater Grand Crossing
• Mayor Scott To Announce Lawsuit Against Leading Ghost Gun Manufacturer
• Las Vegas becomes unlikely model for water conservation
• Michigan Pastor Provides Buffalo Community With Free Gas After Mass Shooting
• Why thousands of flights got scrubbed over Memorial Day weekend
• Justice Department asks U.S. appeals court to allow transit mask mandate
• PTL Links: June 1, 2022
• Cow on the loose in Wareham
• Uvalde CISD police chief sworn in as city council member
• Baldwin Park police arrest student for making violent threats against his own high school
• Timeline Shows How Uvalde School Massacre Unfolded & The Police Response
• Deal reached on manatee habitat protections
• Contractors challenge new Florida insurance law
• A boutique cheese shop in Brookline
• Girl Scouts award Uvalde victim for doing "all she could" to save lives
• Rollover Crash In Sacramento Pocket Neighborhood Lands 1 Person In Hospital
• Reds' Votto robbed twice by Fenway's walls
• Dry morning ahead of possible showers in the afternoon
• Pederson's Homer Lifts Giants Over Sliding Phillies In 11
• Biden To Host Roundtable With Baby Formula Makers
• Man Kills Girlfriend, 2 Girls, Self At Western Michigan Home
• Center City SIPS Returns Wednesday After 2 Year Pandemic Pause
• Star Bollywood singer KK dies after concert; police investigating
• Cranberry Township water turns discolored after train derailment
• Shooting investigation underway in Alhambra
• Flood insurance rates expected to soar for thousands of South Floridians as hurricane season begins
• Philadelphia Police Asking For Public's Help To Find Missing Teenager
• Elvis-themed weddings in Las Vegas could soon disappear
• Deliberation continues in 'We Build The Wall' fraud trial
• Water main break causes minor flooding in Mid-City neighborhood
• Man, 22, Charged With Murder In Deadly West Baltimore Shooting
• Police investigate fatal double shooting in NE Miami
• Police investigate death of man found in SW Miami-Dade
• Best wine refrigerators for your home
• Warriors Andrew Wiggins enjoying role as defensive stopper
• 'Work-life balance': Employers learning employees now need more than just a paycheck
• Woman killed in multi-vehicle collision on 91 Freeway in Long Beach
• Hurricane Agatha kills at least 11, leaves 20 missing in Mexico
• Watering restrictions go into effect throughout Los Angeles
• Taste of Chicago returning to Grant Park next month
• Former KKK meeting place to be transformed into arts and cultural center
• Four Seasons Minneapolis, Minnesota's 1st 5-Star Hotel, Opens Wednesday
• Funerals Continue For Victims In Uvalde School Shooting As Questions Emerge About Law Enforcement's Response
• NYC set to enact new fire safety laws in wake of Bronx tragedy
• Freeway shooting was likely Hells Angels ambush on rival gang, police say
• Woman facing homicide charges after 3-year-old boy dies at Pittsburgh hospital
• Woman Shot After Fight In North Minneapolis
• Hiker dead, another injured in rescue attempt after waves hit trail
• DFW 8th graders take different paths to Scripps National Spelling Bee
• First Alert Weather: Strong storms move in on Wednesday night
• For now, Russia oil ban may hurt consumers more than Putin
• Recount in GOP Senate primary between Dr. Mehmet Oz and David McCormick to begin today
• Why You're Going To Hate Traveling This Summer
• Brazil floods kill at least 106 people: "I lost a lot of friends"
• ISP investigate shooting on Dan Ryan Expressway hours after crash involving semi truck
• Police: Man, 35, found dead inside Queens apartment
• Bison gores woman in Yellowstone, tosses her 10 feet in the air
• Hundreds Of Students Demand Action Against Gun Violence Outside City Hall: 'This Is Our Safe Zone, Not Your War Zone'
• Serial Number Requirement For 'Ghost Guns' Starts Wednesday, Deadline To Comply In 2023, Police Say
• 26-year-old man dies after being pulled from Lake Michigan off Northerly Island
• Man found dead in gator-filled lake while searching for Frisbees
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cooler day ahead
• Biden To Discuss Easing Shortage With Baby Formula Makers
• Philadelphia Parks & Rec Putting Out One Final Call For Lifeguards To Give 'Philly Kids The Summer They Deserve'
• The Sandy Hook shooting and how conspiracy theories affect national security - "Intelligence Matters"
• Trader Joe's salad kit being recalled due to undeclared ingredients
• Avalanche Take Game 1 Of Western Conference Final Against Oilers
• Massachusetts gas prices hit new record high of $4.76 a gallon
• 63rd Annual Three Rivers Arts Festival kicks off this week with some changes
• Commuter alert: Construction this week at bridges & tunnels
• New legislation proposes increased fines, suspensions for work zone infractions
• Officials Investigating Fiery Crash That Killed 1 Person Outside New Jersey School For The Deaf In Ewing Township
• Texas DPS: Uvalde schools police chief not responding to investigators
• Multi-Vehicle Crash In Glenolden Leaves Police Officer Injured
• Club Cycle hosts fundraising exercise to help Uvalde, Texas
• U.S. Army artificial intelligence unit moving into office space in Pittsburgh
• Wednesday's Child: 16-year-old Raven
• Dustin Johnson defies PGA Tour and joins Saudi-funded series
• NWS: Forada Tornado Was EF-2, With Path Half-Mile Wide
• 'Mandatory Dolphins minicamp will be reflection of what we'll see'
• Dynamic Duo: Russell Wilson & Nathaniel Hackett Bring Jolt Of Energy To Broncos
• One person killed, another injured in overnight shooting in Homewood
• Man shot multiple times in Braddock
• Tips To Boost Your Vehicle's Gas Efficiency
• Pirates edge NL West-leading Dodgers 5-3 for 2nd series win
• Supporters of gun reform rally outside Sen. Pat Toomey's Pittsburgh office
• Pittsburgh City Council gives final approval for Norfolk Southern bridge alterations
• Mike Max
• Heather Brown
• Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield
• Chris Shaffer
• Esme Murphy
• A.J. Hilton
• Kirsten Mitchell
• Pauleen Le
• John Lauritsen
• David Schuman
• Jeff Wagner
• Marielle Mohs
• Katie Steiner
• Mike Augustyniak
• Adam Duxter
• Ren Clayton
• Beret Leone
• Riley O'Connor
• Amelia Santaniello
• Erin Hassanzadeh
• Lisa Meadows
• Frank Vascellaro
• Caroline Cummings
• Former Malden firefighter will plead guilty to drug charges

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