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• Robbers get away with $40K worth of designer glasses from SF store
• Nightmare on Christmas Street: The Ripple Effect of Releasing Inmates Despite Red Flags and Empty Jail Beds
• Burglary suspect falls from second floor of East Hollywood apartment
• Wacha throws shutout, Red Sox win 1-0 as Angels' skid at 12
• Avs Sweep The Oilers, Head To Stanley Cup Final For The First Time Since 2001
• One hospitalized after shooting in City Terrace near I-10 freeway
• Widower Of Slain Natomas Librarian Amber Clark Now On Mission For More Gun Safety Laws
• Grass Fire Burns Popular Delta Island Near Stockton
• Torrance mother steps in to help and stop street takeovers
• 'Win For Sustainability And Colorado': Solid Power To Begin Delivering Electric Vehicle Batteries For Testing
• Forbes Report: Billionaire Rob Walton's Bid For Denver Broncos Appears To Be The Winner
• Chicago Weather Alert: Thunderstorms, downpours seen through night
• Wolves up 2-0 in AHL Western Conference Finals after beating Stockton again
• California Legislative Races Feature Intraparty Struggles
• 2022 LA Mayoral Race: Bass event canceled, de León engages with working-class voters
• Former White Sox pitcher Dallas Keuchel agrees to minor league deal with Diamondbacks
• GOP Incumbents Face House Primaries In Democratic California
• 3 men shot, 2 fatally, inside Coon Rapids apartment
• Vandals keep targeting vacant home, but tax assessment stays same and county ends up selling house
• Displaced SF tenants demand answers after broken pipe floods luxury high-rise
• Woman charged with shooting that damaged SUV on Kennedy Expressway
• Willmar driver suspected of DUI after fleeing stranger's truck, crashing car twice
• Good Question: How Did We Get To Skyrocketing Gas Prices?
• Bungling thief leaves passcode-free cellphone behind in stolen van
• Fights on Long Beach boardwalk prompt calls for more police patrols
• Over 200 bales of cardboard catch on fire in Fontana
• Englewood First Responders group works to ease tension amid spiking violent crime
• Arlington reports sanitary sewer overflow after heavy rain last week
• Any Future Gun Sales In Greenwood Village Homes Now Banned
• UConn Stuns Maryland 11-8, Wins College Park Regional
• High inflation, soaring gas prices lead some to ask for a raise
• Bridgewater Little League team raises money for teen battling cancer
• AAA: Consumers starting to change driving habits due to gas prices
• Avs Watch Parties Raise $117,000 For Colorado Children
• Some businesses placed on lockdown amid standoff with barricaded man in New Lenox
• Baltimore State's Attorney's Office, Mayor's Safety Office Budget Review Underway As Crime Rises
• East Bay family looks back on deadly toll of AIDS; 'We are told to love'
• Hesperia Fire burns over 90 acres of brush, one building
• Colorado Attorney General Among Group Fighting Robocalls
• Bruins fire head coach Bruce Cassidy
• Grand Jury Won't File Criminal Charges Against Officer Who Shot Robbery Suspects In Baltimore County
• Mayor Lightfoot says 'dangerous' people charged with violent crimes need to be held in custody until trial
• Baltimore Man Charged With Child Pornography Possession
• Man Killed In West River Boating Crash Was Student Athlete At Anne Arundel Community College, School Says
• One Man Dead Following Double Shooting At Baltimore's Latrobe Homes, Police Say
• Abbott Restarts Michigan Baby Formula Plant Linked To Contamination
• Detroit Officer Dragged By Vehicle, Police Search For Suspect
• Serious Motorcycle Crash Reported On Tower Road
• Whitmer Announces $120M Expansion At Pfizer Facility In Kalamazoo
• San Jose police investigate gang-related shooting at library
• BARCS Waives Adoption Fees To Help Animals Find Homes Amid Limited Shelter Space
• Southfield Apartment Residents Say Elevators Need Repairs, No Air In Hot Weather
• Michigan's Gas Prices Reach $5, Hitting New Record Monday
• South Street Mass Shooting Suspect Used Ghost Gun, Major Contributor To Philadelphia's Crisis: 'It's Like Ikea For Guns'
• Officials Announce Initiative To Reduce Gun Violence In High Crime Areas Of Detroit
• Anne Arundel County Executive Taps 8 People To Serve On Police Accountability Board
• Second Night Added To 25th Anniversary South Park Concert At Red Rocks
• 3 Teens Injured In North Philadelphia Triple Shooting, Police Say
• San Rafael police ID victim in fatal Canal District shooting
• 'This Is Give A Little To Save A Lot': California Water Rights Buyback Proposal Met With Enthusiasm, Resistance
• Maryland Weather: Showers And Humidity Return On Wednesday
• Freeport Road reopens after train derailment
• Pollen dust should start washing away with upcoming rain
• Sutherland Springs victim speaks about emotional, physical damage
• Missing NH girl's stepmom pleads not guilty to perjury charges
• KPIX 5 anchor and reporter Allen Martin set to retire
• 'It's Heartbreaking' 7 Shootings, 22 Robberies In Baltimore Over Weekend; Several Shot In Vehicles
• Families of students injured in Uvalde school shooting take legal action
• PG&E shows off new Tesla battery project in Moss Landing
• Orange County residents cutting back on spending to fill up gas tanks
• Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Sacramento Kid With Down Syndrome Lives Out Dream Of Being A UPS Driver
• Jonathan Hood: Christopher Morel is energizing the Cubs; the White Sox will win their division 'going away'
• Ober, Out: Twins Put Righty On IL From Ravaged Rotation
• Gun Control Groups Call Colorado Towns' Gun Control Votes 'Historic'
• 'I Don't Really Know How We're Making It': Sacramento Is Hardest-Hit Metro By Baby Formula Shortage
• Police seeking man who robbed 'adult novelty store' in Westchester
• Relative of Mayor Adams calls 911 after hearing ominous conversation
• Ex-Afghan president likely did not flee Afghanistan with millions, report finds
• Taddeo drops governor bid to challenge Salazar instead
• How homeowners can protect themselves from paying out of pocket for water damage
• Top LA mayoral candidates to hold campaign events Tuesday as primary election polls close
• Dolostone officially chosen as state rock of Illinois
• Gov. Tom Wolf tests positive for COVID-19
• Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio charged with seditious conspiracy
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Tests Positive For COVID-19 For Second Time
• Homicide suspect taken into custody by SWAT officers in Homewood
• Denver Weather: More Severe Storms Possible In Colorado
• Sex assault suit against Kevin Spacey can proceed, judge rules
• Pennsylvania Senate Republicans revive election bill over 2020 complaints
• Hurley: Fired Cassidy looks like Sweeney's scapegoat
• LA County Registrar reports especially low early voting numbers
• Teen Arrested In Connection To Deadly Shooting In Yuba City
• Osmo Vänskä to give final bow as Minnesota Orchestra's conductor
• TDCJ temporarily suspends transport of inmates
• Crews Break Ground On First Home In Louisville To Be Rebuilt After Marshall Fire
• Fire breaks out again in tent encampment in Lawrence Avenue underpass beneath DuSable Lake Shore Drive
• San Mateo County Sheriff challenger hopes to make history
• Police: 17-Year-Old Boy Critically Wounded After Being Shot 9 Times In North Philadelphia
• CTA rolls out its Pride train, on the move through the fall
• Pasadena church calls for stronger gun laws after over a dozen mass shootings this weekend
• 'Cat-Sized Lizard' Rounded Up In Roseville A Sign Of Exotic Pet Problem In City
• Gophers track star Abigail Schaaffe heads into NCAA Championships with big tailwind
• Englewood organizations express concern over relationship between community, police
• Scammers getting around laws meant to crack down on robocalls
• Democratic Senate candidate John Fetterman may be away from campaign trail until July, wife says
• Police increase patrols in Northwest Side communities where machete-wielding robber has struck
• Active-duty U.S. Navy members dead in Wheeling murder-suicide
• Firefighters Battle Vegetation Fire Burning East Of Galt
• Athletes fly in style to compete in 2022 Special Olympics in Orlando
• Another step forward for the racketeering trial against 14th Ward Ald. Ed Burke
• Clinic supporting families that experience stillbirth opens in New York City
• Mayor Garcetti signs proclamation making Juneteenth a paid holiday for city employees
• Parkland mom working to equip schools with lifesaving Stop the Bleed kits
• Gunman remains at large in fatal San Jose Safeway worker shooting
• Getting Hosed: D.C. has an app to warn customers of high water usage; could Chicago use the same?
• Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart wants lawmakers to close an ammo loophole
• Sto-Rox shootings on the rise even as department adds officers
• Broward teacher hoping to benefit from Hometown Heroes program
• NYPD: 17-year-old fired gun on busy street in Hamilton Heights
• 3 arrested in 2017 quadruple slaying of Washington family
• Are ticks worse this year? Tips on how to avoid them
• Jose Inez Garcia Zarate gets time served in 2015 Kate Steinle shooting death
• Drivers hoping for relief as gas prices again hit record highs
• 8-Year-Old Caught On Camera Praying For Phillies' Win Sunday Opens Up About Viral Moment
• Texas company, Harvard scientist hope to revive the woolly mammoth
• 2 charged in connection with South Street Philadelphia shooting
• 'It's Insane': Deadly Police Shooting In Towson Rattles Community
• Mechanics have hands full as water-damaged vehicles roll in
• Colorado Leads The Way Supporting Volunteer Search And Rescue Teams
• Family of elderly woman killed during police chase in 2019 demand answers
• Feds 'very concerned' about explosion of handgun switches made in North Texas
• Search continues for suspect after man was stabbed in Naperville gym
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez tours flooded area after deluge of rain
• Man sentenced to time served on charges linked to 2015 killing of Kate Steinle
• Four-day workweek is put to a major test in the U.K.
• What happened to capitol proposal for gas tax 'holiday'?
• Ceremony held to honor World War II veterans who landed on Normandy
• Mother Demands Answers After Baltimore Student Dies From 'Medical Event' At NorthBay Adventure Camp
• April blast at U.S. base in Syria being probed as insider attack
• Victim In Englewood Hit & Run Identified As John Lucero, Jr.
• Next Weather: Isolated showers Tuesday, quiet rest of week
• Fearing Supreme Court ruling, Mayor Adams trying to set gun carry limits
• Ferris Bueller skipped school on this day 36 years ago today
• 3 dead crows found in North Hills test positive for West Nile virus
• Following more violence, Minnesota moms demand action on gun control
• Students make big marks in Police Commissioner for a Day Essay Contest
• Man backs SUV over victim after gas-station altercation that started at nearby motel
• Former Philadelphia Congressman Pleads Guilty In Ballot Stuffing Case
• 'It Was His Birthday': Loved Ones Remember Kristopher Minners, Killed In South Street Mass Shooting
• Aaron Donald becomes highest-paid-non QB in NFL history
• Researchers teaching people to respect shore birds' beach space
• Actress Melanie Griffith Shouts Out Baltimore Bar Named After Her
• Video released of car speeding down sidewalk in heart of Midtown
• Drag Story Time takes center stage at Chicago Public Libraries, Commercial Club Park
• $5.8 billion in debt held by 560K former Corinthian College students to be forgiven
• 'Bakari Williams Protocol' in effect at Arlington summer splash pads
• Hundreds of Ukrainian refugees in Poland housed with help from Cape Cod charity
• Walnut Creek City Council to consider senior housing plan
• Defense attorneys for Nikolas Cruz try to withdraw
• Backpacks banned for last week of school
• Number of children overdosing on melatonin has skyrocketed over past decade
• LGBTQ groups ready to fight Florida over Medicaid ban for transgender treatments
• 'The bad guys aren't just sitting still': Robocall scammers getting more sophisticated
• Researchers find painful nerve condition could be associated with height
• Allegheny County elections board meets to certify votes
• Dallas police looking for suspect in hit-and-run
• Aurora Firefighters Getting Complaints Of Fireworks
• Futuristic new Taco Bell concept opens in Brooklyn Park
• Driver accused in fatal Storrow Drive hit and run released on bail
• Broncos Will Celebrate 25th Anniversary Of Super Bowl XXXII Team This Season
• Crews Extinguish Grass Fire That Started In North Highlands Back Yard
• With three law enforcement officers shot in Chicago since Wednesday, many families struggle with trauma
• Hochul signs bills aimed at strengthening New York's gun laws
• SMU band performs at D-DAY ceremonies in Normandy
• Nigerian authorities hunt for gunmen who killed 50 at church
• Fatal crash shuts down westbound 183 in Irving
• Ballots For June Primary Heading To Coloradans' Mailboxes
• Baltimore-Based Under Armour Booted From The S&P 500
• Crime, Education, Discussed In Maryland Gubernatorial Debate
• Investigators Searching For Suspects Wanted In Car Robbery At Gas Station In Northwest Philadelphia
• Target Field to go purple for "Prince Night" Tuesday
• Two shot outside stadium following high school graduation ceremony in Gary
• Mask Mandate Returns For Sac City Unified Students As COVID Cases Rise
• Riley enters offseason looking for ways to improve Heat
• Dallas police looking for burglary suspect
• Three Males Facing Firearm, Robbery Charges After Towson Traffic Stop Yields 'Ghost Guns' And Stolen Wallet
• LeBron James calls for Brittney Griner's safe return from Russia
• New NTSB Report Shares Details Of Deadly Broomfield Plane Crash
• Chicago police officer released from hospital after being shot in the head in West Englewood
• Pitt warns students to be aware of surroundings after violence on South Side
• South Street Businesses 'Hurting' As Crime In Area Has Been Growing Problem Since October, Owners Say 
• 'Go To A Different Hospital': Jefferson Hospital Emergency Department Had To Divert Patients Following South Street Mass Shooting
• Update: Fire, explosion at Petaluma Municipal Airport destroy hangar, small plane
• Massachusetts reports 5,060 new COVID cases over 3 days, 6 additional deaths
• Biden invokes Defense Production Act for clean energy
• Lindsey Vonn Among 9 Women To Be Inducted Into U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Hall Of Fame
• Eats & Sweets Cafe Begins Serving Sandwiches And Treats At Ladew Topiary Gardens
• President Biden's Operation Fly Formula Mission headed to Fort Worth
• Proud Boys Charged With Seditious Conspiracy In Capitol Riot
• Thousands of dollars worth of customer packages found at Fontana home of OnTrac delivery driver
• House Speaker Pelosi To Visit Boat Named For Her Father At Fire Museum of Maryland
• Watch Warriors players butcher Massachusetts town names
• Gardening 101: Heat-proof your garden
• Near Record-Breaking Heat In Store For Later This Week
• Police begin animal cruelty investigation after finding 2 dead kittens in Bethel Park
• Vice President Kamala Harris to host reproductive health care round table discussion
• Gaming Revenues From Maryland Casinos Top $178 Million In May, 2nd Best Month Yet
• Tarrio, Proud Boys face seditious conspiracy charges related to Jan. 6
• Governor announces extra money for urban search & rescue teams
• Man arrested for stealing car with disabled person inside
• Chesapeake Bay Watershed Earns A C+ On Latest 'Report Card'
• 16-Year-Old Ceres Boy Arrested For Bringing Gun To Central Valley High School
• Mickelson officially joins LIV, hopes to play in majors
• Texas AG Ken Paxton launches investigation against Twitter
• Fourth monkeypox case reported in Sacramento county
• Equipment issue limits BART service on Green line to Berryessa/North San Jose
• New York bill targets Amazon's use of productivity quotas
• 8 Injured In Multi-Vehicle Crash On PA Turnpike In Chester County, State Police Say
• NASA hauls moon rocket back to pad for key test
• Primary elections Tuesday for seats that could decide House control
• 3-year-old boy injured in shooting in Minneapolis
• Missing 14-year-old girl found
• AAA: Average Cost Of Gas Hits $6.36 A Gallon In Sacramento
• Buttigieg, At Least 15 Others Test Positive For COVID-19 After Event On Mackinac Island
• Feds To Review Environmental Impact Of Proposed Offshore Maryland Wind Energy Project
• Apple is adding edit and undo options to iMessages
• 300-pound bear fatally struck by SUV on 210 Freeway in Irwindale
• A guide to PayPal for managing your money
• Two People Hit By Amtrak Train In Ann Arbor
• Metra to begin tie project on UP-West Line; minor delays expected
• Gardening 101: Summer crops
• Menifee teen arrested for threatening school shooting
• One lawmaker wants to curb AR-15 sales with a 1,000% tax
• Apple Unveils iOS 16 With Revamped Lock Screen And Big Changes To iMessage
• 97% Of Americans Have Toxic 'Forever Chemicals' In Their Blood, Now You Can Test Your Levels At Home
• Apple unveils next-generation mobile iOS 16 software
• Baltimore Pride Announces Event Lineup, Theme Of 'Together Again'
• Man accused of hit-and-run crash that hospitalized 2 BSO deputies faces judge
• Turnpike toll payments now easier for Pennsylvanians
• Man with Down syndrome gets NBA championship ring
• Gov. Greg Abbott calls for safety experts to train schools in wake of Uvalde massacre
• Deshaun Watson named in 24th lawsuit by another massage therapist
• San Francisco voters to decide whether District Attorney Chesa Boudin keeps his job
• Miramar PD investigating deadly shooting
• Winning million dollar Powerball ticket sold at Grandview Fast Stop
• Previously absent Pats expected to attend minicamp
• Maryland Basketball Will Play Tennessee At Barclays Center In December
• Authorities detain carjacking suspect after lengthy pursuit
• Sudden worker strike suspends Antelope Valley Transit Authority bus routes, services
• Man shot, killed inside vehicle in Englewood
• Cancer Survivor In Colorado Promotes Awareness, Spreads Resources So Others Don't Feel Alone In Their Struggle
• Where's Marty? Celebrating National Drive-In Movie Day At Bengies
• California Lawmakers Consider Buying Out Farmers To Save Water
• Fire tears through home in Bethel Park
• 53-Pound Catfish Caught In Michigan River Sets New State Record
• Florida gasoline prices hit $4.76 record
• Ukraine recovers bodies from steelworks siege, commander says
• Woman accused of trespassing at SpaceX facility looking for Elon Musk
• Serial scammer Candace Clark released on electronic monitoring
• Bidding war for Spirit Airlines heats up ahead of vote
• Josh Kroenke: Denver Nuggets Are Entering Championship-Or-Bust Mode
• FDA investigating hepatitis A outbreak in strawberries
• Scammers Dodge Federal Regulations That Were Supposed To Crack Down On Robocalls
• Lakers to introduce Darvin Ham as new head coach
• Man rescued with life ring at North Avenue Beach
• Michigan Gov. Whitmer's Name On Wisconsin Gunman's List
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt After Shooting In North Sacramento
• Park Ridge council to vote on approving a second marijuana dispensary
• Milton elected official resigns after using anti-Biden phrase during Memorial Day ceremony
• Special Note Found Hidden In The Sand As Make-A-Wish Colorado Grants 7-Year-Old's Wish At Museum
• India faces fury over officials' "Islamophobic" remarks on Prophet Muhammad
• Denver City Council Set To Discuss Affordable Housing Proposal
• U.S. Postal Service unveils Nancy Reagan forever stamp
• Serving grace: Hugs Café creating opportunity for adults with disabilities
• Amtrak Thruway Bus Service Connecting Reading, Pottstown To Philly's 30th Street Station
• Water turned off after pipe ruptures in Union Square
• Patricia 'early favorite' to call Patriots' plays
• Volunteers paint, donate "Love Luggage" to organizations helping foster children
• Weekend rains help, but wildfire season begins in Santa Rosa
• No-swim advisory issued after heavy rains cause sewer overflows
• Oakland County Deputies Investigate After Man Found Dead In Pontiac Parking Lot
• Residents on Chicago's northwest side concerned thieves using a machete to rob them
• Former MD Coach Friedgen On College Football Hall Of Fame Ballot
• New Jersey expands police partnership with mental health screeners
• Coral Springs residents rush to gather belongings after buildings deemed unsafe
• New York enacts sweeping new gun control laws
• Google ordered to pay $515,000 in defamation suit in Australia
• Harlem tenants rally for reforms after deadly fire
• COVID in Minnesota: 2,155 new cases, with 10 more reported deaths
• Clarksville Man In Critical Condition After Setting Fire To Home, Police Say
• 2 Hikers Rescued From Snowy Peak North Of Lake Tahoe
• Funeral held for Uvalde girl who "dreamt of going to art school in Paris"
• You can see "The Wizard of Oz" in theaters again
• Egypt races to restore Biblical sites along the "Holy Family Trail"
• Images Show Baltimore County Officer Leaving Hospital After Deadly Shooting
• Elon Musk threatens to cancel Twitter buyout
• 2 hurt in shooting at Haws Park in St. Cloud
• Romeo Crennel retiring after 50 years of coaching
• Southfield Man Charged In Attempted Sexual Assault At Detroit Metro Airport Parking Garage
• Motorcycle Riders Unite In Denver For 'Distinguished Gentlemen's Ride' To Raise Funds For Men's Health
• Philadelphia Police Holding Gun Buyback At Eagles' Lincoln Financial Field Monday
• Baltimore Officer Suffers Head Injury While Chasing Assault Suspect, Police Say
• 4th Case Of Monkeypox Detected In Sacramento County
• Navy investigating fatal F/A-18 Super Hornet crash in Trona
• Annapolis Jail Employee Charged With Sex Offense Against Inmate
• Camarillo man arrested in murder of mother, whose body was found in apartment complex dumpster
• More than $7M in methamphetamine seized at Texas-Mexico border
• Maryland Weather: Mostly Sunny & Comfortable
• Baltimore Woman & Ellicott City Man Killed In Howard County Crashes, Police Say
• Amber Heard's sister speaks out
• Foam Manufacturer Elite Comfort Solutions Opening Facility In Havre De Grace
• Head-on crash in western Wisconsin leaves both drivers dead
• Axon drops Taser drone idea as 9 on ethics board resign
• Judge rejects inmate's appeal, says there's no right to "a pain-free execution"
• Draymond explains Payton's reaction to Celtics' bench in Game 2
• Police Make Arrest In Deadly Northwest Baltimore Double Shooting
• Man found killed in senior living apartment building in St. Paul
• "He lit the fire under us": Warriors Draymond Green cranks up intensity in Game 2
• Elon Musk Threatens To Walk Away From $44B Twitter Deal
• Accused drunk driver slams into Salem home
• Twitter shares tumble; Musk threatens to walk away from $44 billion deal
• Denver 8-Year-Old's Death On Ulster Street Now Being Investigated As A Homicide, Great Aunt Under Arrest
• Mexico's president skipping Summit of the Americas
• 'Can't Just Leave Her There': 12-Year-Old Saves Toddler's Life With Skills Learned On YouTube
• Some Tampa Bay Rays players chose not to wear LGBTQ Pride Night logos
• Details announced for Macy's 4th of July fireworks
• San Rafael police investigate fatal Canal District shooting
• After French Open win, Nadal "would love to keep going" at U.S. Open
• $60,000 reward offered in 2007 cold case murder of Aaron Anthony Breaux
• "Disconnect" seen between public and policymakers over gun laws
• WWII veteran Charles Shay reminds to 'stay vigilant' on D-Day
• State trial delayed for Tou Thao, J Alexander Kueng until Jan. 2023
• Attorneys ask for delay in Parkland shooter sentencing trial
• Gas Prices Surge 25 Cents In A Week, Hitting A New Record
• South Street Mass Shooting: 3 People Killed, 11 Others Wounded By Gunshots After Shooters Open Fire Into Crowd In Philadelphia
• Denver Weather: Better Than Average Chances For Thunderstorms Late Monday
• Best Nintendo Switch game deals on Amazon (and elsewhere) ahead of Amazon Prime Day
• Next Drive: Semi Driver Runs Red Light On Hwy 65, Hits SUV, Killing Driver
• Man armed with machete robs two more people in Logan Square, Belmont Gardens
• U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson survives no-confidence vote
• Terrell Lucero Officially Charged With Manslaughter Following Suspected Fentanyl Death
• How 'Lab-Grown' Meat Could Help The Planet And Our Health
• Yanks Top Tigers 5-4
• 10 US Mass Shootings Over Weekend Leave At Least A Dozen Dead, Over 60 Injured
• Details emerge about man, 4 grandsons killed by fugitive murderer in Texas
• Pittsburgh ranked as a top city for hockey fans
• Disney sends Uvalde victim's family 'Encanto' dress following her burial
• Baltimore Ravens Volunteering Franklin Square Elementary/Middle As Part Of $200K Investment
• Why Japan owes its gun laws - and its lack of gun violence - to the U.S.
• "Red flag" laws work — but only if they are used correctly, data show
• SCOTUS rulings loom on NY gun carrying permits, abortion
• Owner of truck company in Elk Grove Village to pay thousands in tollway fees due to balance issues with I-Pass
• Joey Logano Wins In Overtime At Gateway
• Sacramento County Sheriff's Office Donates Bulletproof Vests To Ukraine Resistance Effort
• Denver Pride Parade Welcomes Individual Law Enforcement Officers
• First Case Of Orthopox Detected In D.C. Being Treated As Potential Monkeypox Diagnosis
• Man charged over mystery needle attacks in France
• Cambridge Police reunite lost baby skunks with family
• LASD searching for three suspects following fatal shooting in Lynwood
• PTL Links: June 6, 2022
• Federal Judge Whose Son Was Killed In 2020 Calls For Better Protections After Former Wisconsin Judge Killed
• Warnings from all sides as "tense" meeting on Iran's nuclear program starts
• Sailor killed, 4 others injured in crash in San Diego County
• 12-Year-Old West Michigan Boy Fires Gun, Robs Gas Station
• Multi-vehicle crash leaves one dead on 405 Freeway in Carson
• UC Davis Campus Celebrates First-Ever School-Sanctioned Pride Festival
• One dead following collision involving gasoline tanker on 10 Freeway in San Dimas
• At least 13 killed, dozens wounded in weekend mass shootings across U.S.
• 3 People Killed In Early Morning Shooting In Saginaw
• Man charged in 6 murders took selfie at crime scene, investigators say
• More than 100 Methuen homes lose water service
• WATCH LIVE: DA Krasner To Announce Conviction Of Defendant For 3rd Degree Murder Of Tyisha Timmons In 2018 Shooting
• Man, 25, Hospitalized In Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• State trooper helps stop deer and fawn from crossing Mass Pike
• A Guide To California's Competitive House Races
• Wind advisory in effect for parts of Los Angeles County into Tuesday morning
• New California Law Requires Servers, Bartenders To Get New Certification
• Gas Prices Surge 25 Cents In A Week, Reaching New Record
• 'Meals on the Move' providing food to kids in Aurora starting Monday
• Gas Prices Soar Above $5 Gallon In Philadelphia Region
• Woman, boy fatally shot in Baldwin Park following domestic-related incident
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 6/6 Monday forecast
• Alec John Such, Bon Jovi bassist and a founder, has died at 70
• Warship sunk in 1862 off North Carolina is in "astounding" shape
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm temperatures, isolated rain and storm chances
• Montana officials euthanize grizzly who lost her paw, release sibling
• 3-year-old released from hospital after being grazed by bullet inside Longwood Manor home
• Firefighters: Vines Growing Next To Church In Camden Caught On Fire
• New Jersey man dies trying to summit North America's tallest peak
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Morning showers, afternoon storms
• Drive-by shooting at graduation party leaves one dead, 7 wounded
• Massachusetts gas prices hit record high $4.96 a gallon
• San Francisco voters to decide Tuesday if they will recall DA Chesa Boudin
• Keeping your kids entertained without interrupting work or breaking the bank
• 21-year-old shot to death in Ridgewood, Queens
• Second Grade Resident Advisor At Girard College Among 3 People Killed In South Street Mass Shooting
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Rowhome Fire In Philadelphia's Wissahickon Section
• Fudge Farm closing its South Side location due to recent surge in shootings, violence
• Local Officials Across Philadelphia Region React To South Street Mass Shooting
• Ukraine's bid for spot in World Cup dashed with 1-0 loss to Wales
• Mercedes-Benz recalling 300,000 vehicles due to potential problems with brake boosters
• U.S., South Korea fire 8 missiles in tit-for-tat show of force vs. North
• Cards rally past Cubs 5-3 in 11 innings, take rubber game
• Hadiya Pendleton's family throws first pitch at Chicago Cubs game as part of anti-gun violence movement
• Armstrong County woman dies after crashing into tree during police chase
• Pride parade held in Swissvale
• KDKA legends honored at STVP Black Tie Honors Gala
• Celtics not satisfied with split as NBA Finals move to Boston
• Jennifer Lopez & 'Spider-Man' Highlight MTV Movie & TV Awards
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• Jennifer Lopez honored at MTV Movie & TV Awards

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