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• Ruf hits 2 HRs, Junis wins 3rd straight as Giants beat LA
• Warriors win fires up fans at Chase Center watch party
• Placer County Marine Capt. John Sax Among 5 Killed In Southern California Military Aircraft Crash
• 'These Are Extreme Conditions': California Launches New Multimillion Dollar Efforts To Prevent Summer Rolling Blackouts
• Sacramento Firefighters Releasing Pressure With Department's First Support Pup
• Marine killed in helicopter crash identified as son of former LA Dodger
• Several Hospitalized As Friday High Heat Cuts UC Davis Commencement Short; Changes Made To Saturday Ceremony
• Democrats Engage In Shenanigans To Influence Republican Primary
• Suspect with prior DUI convictions arrested after driving drunk and killing a woman
• 'Aryan Warriors' Prison Gang Leader And Murder Suspect Daniel Egan Sought By Police After Skipping Court
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Weekend showers possible, highs in the 70s
• Trevino ends stalemate, red-hot Yankees edge Cubs in 13
• Yankees hit single in 13th inning, Cubs lose
• Notre Dame stuns No. 1 Tennessee, move within a game of reaching College World Series
• Curry Scores 43 To Beat Boston, Warriors Tie NBA Finals 2-2
• Mayor Gainey holds press conference following recent wave of violence
• Yasmani Grandal hits two-run double, Danny Mendick homers in eighth as Sox beat Rangers
• NBA Finals tied 2-2 after Curry, Warriors beat Celtics in Game 4
• Coloradans To Rally In March For Our Lives Protests Following Devastating Mass Shootings
• Thousands of Celtics fans gather in Copley Square for watch party
• Man In Critical Condition, Two Women Injured In Prince George's County Mall Shooting; Suspects At Large
• Exclusive: Victim describes stabbing at LES subway station
• East Boston residents worried about traffic when Sumner Tunnel closes
• Man Charged In Smithsburg Mass Shooting Worked Shift Before Getting Gun From His Car, Killing Coworkers, Officials Say
• Chisholm, Aguilar each hit 2 HRs as Marlins down Astros 7-4
• 2 Teens Killed In ATV Crash In Solano County Were Winters High School Students
• Decommissioned Confederate Statues From Baltimore To Be Featured In LA Exhibit
• Guardians rally for 3 in 9th, send A's to 10th straight loss
• Rhys Hoskins Blasts 2 HRs As Phillies Top Diamondbacks For 8th Straight Win
• Old Town Art Fair, Wells Street Art Festival to bring crowds to Old Town this weekend
• Yuba County Man Indicted On Fentanyl And Firearms Charges
• OSHA: Drink water, stay in shade and have an emergency plan if working outside in the heat
• Home Team: All-Black hockey team competes in Minnesota's Summer Showdown
• Local Politicians Split In Reaction To First Of January 6 Committee Public Hearings
• 'Take what's ours': Softball championships get cutthroat in finals
• Fans Reminisce On Stockton Heat As Franchise Prepares To Leave City
• UC Davis graduation ceremony cut short due to extreme heat
• Man dies after shooting in Knoxville
• As national gas average nears $5, Minnesotans are rethinking summer travel
• Garrett Whitlock lands on IL with right hip inflammation
• Flooded streets lead to dozens of complaints in Miami-Dade
• Homeless food program in San Jose set to lose funding, may shut down
• A Tampon Shortage Is The Latest Supply Chain Nightmare For Women
• Don Perkins, 6-time Pro Bowl RB with Cowboys, dies at 84
• Sky hit late free throws to beat Connecticut Sun
• New York's lawsuit against NRA can move forward, judge rules
• New immigration plan moves asylum seekers into larger US cities, including LA
• TikTok star Cooper Noriega, 19, found dead in Burbank parking lot
• Protest against the Summit of the Americas closes streets in DTLA
• Dallas reaches highest murder rate it has seen despite police efforts
• Odds For Record-Breaking Heat Events Have 'Doubled Or Tripled' Due To Climate Change, Experts Say
• Sacramento Jury Convicts Man Of Violent Domestic Violence Attack That Resulted In Victim Being Kidnapped, Waterboarded And Punched
• Dallas City Manager T.C. Broadnax may be forced out of his job
• Top Twins prospect Royce Lewis headed for ACL surgery, again
• Baltimore City School Board Candidates Call For Investigation Following Audit Of Grade Changes
• Aurora FC remain undefeated with 3-1 win
• A labor of love and remembrance for East Bay AIDS Quilt seamstress
• LA County Public Health officials warn of potential rabies exposure in Malibu
• Man critically wounded in shooting in West Englewood
• Bromo Art Walk Returns To Downtown Baltimore With Exhibits, Performances
• Parkland parent sees March for Our Lives as 'waste of time,' suggests time at gun range instead
• Two Jersey Shore towns go to court to block pop-up parties
• What is NEXT Weather?
• Jan. 6 committee discussed oath keepers leader Stewart Rhodes in primetime hearing
• Brandon Short creates foundation to honor daughter killed in shooting
• Steph Curry good to go for Game 4 of NBA Finals
• Mother dies, 6-year-old boy missing in Merrimack River
• Update: Brush fire burning south of Brentwood in Contra Costa County 100% contained
• Locally produced movie 'I'm Charlie Walker' tells lost tale of San Francisco
• Lifeguard shortage means reduced pool hours in Fort Worth
• Local nonprofit calls Kurtis after struggling to exchange foreign coins
• Aly Raisman, Bradley Beal among celebrities at Celtics-Warriors Game 4
• Downers Grove church receives hateful comments via Facebook about upcoming pride event
• Clear Creek County Shuttle Bus Fills Important Role For All Coloradans
• Special session on gun issues rejected by Republican majority in Florida Legislature
• Chicago Yacht Club Regatta races continue this weekend
• Police and firefighters finish rigorous active shooter training in Corona
• Justin Bieber Reveals Rare Disorder Behind Facial Paralysis
• Ohio trucker gets 45 years for crash that killed 4 siblings
• With summer soon to begin, organizations work to stop violence and keep Chicago communities safe
• 15 states, including Illinois, have monkeypox cases, according to federal health officials
• LA County health officials identify 2 more presumptive cases of monkeypox
• Justin Bieber announces Ramsay Hunt syndrome diagnosis
• Panel allows Trump pick to run for Wisconsin governor
• Denver Weather: Summer Sizzle Settles In
• Mastercard New York Mini 10K celebrates 50th anniversary
• Tony Awards preparations underway at Radio City Music Hall
• Environmental impact report released for SF to SJ section of high-speed rail project
• How will businesses benefit from new CDC rule for international travel?
• Inflation surged 8.6% over the last year — fastest since 1981
• Maryland Dance Company To Celebrate Black Performers In Annual Concert
• 80,000-pound Army tank transported for N.J. pull challenge
• Visit any Minnesota state park for free this Saturday
• Years later, no arrests in Minneapolis carjacking that left victim in wheelchair
• Jan. 6 panel opens hearing with never-before-seen video, officer testimony
• AC units kick into overdrive with incoming heatwave, increasing utility bills
• Book excerpt: "How to Raise an Antiracist" by Ibram X. Kendi
• West Virginia man suspected in deadly Maryland manufacturing facility shooting
• Construction ready to begin on JFK Airport's new Terminal 1
• Convicted Murderer Lonnie Nielsen Accused Of Attacking Corrections Security Guard With Crowbar Outside Her Home
• Pelosi: House To Vote Next Week Protecting Supreme Court Justices And Their Families After Man Arrested Near Kavanaugh's Home
• Man Disguised In Garda Uniform Carjacks Armored Truck In Wilmington, Police Say
• Small Brush Fire Contained In Galt
• Young Moose Optimistic After $300K Settlement With Baltimore City Over Wrongful Arrest
• Report: Warriors assistant to be Hornets head coach
• More than 100,000 people expected for Westmoreland County Airshow this weekend
• March For Our Lives Returns With A Renewed Gun Control Push
• TSA discovers 4 guns at O'Hare, Midway airports
• Driver Who Intentionally Ran Over Homeless Man George Kouklis In Sacramento Convicted Of First-Degree Murder
• Trailblazing play-by-play announcer shows representation matters to girls
• Colorado Swears In 24 News State Patrol Cadets
• Dallas County Heath summer heat help goes beyond box fans
• 8-year-old is White Plains schools superintendent for a day
• Photographer captures, tracks progress of big projects under construction around Chicago
• Prayers Answered! Phillies Fan Meets Bryson Stott After Viral Video
• E85 Offers Savings On Gas But Drivers Must Have The Right Type Of Car
• Cooper Noriega, TikTok star, dies at 19
• Grass Fire In Stockton Displaces Family, Damages Residential Buildings
• Street closures to be in place ahead of Sunday's LA Pride Parade in Hollywood
• Sen. Klobuchar, advocates celebrate passage of "Abby Honold Act" providing trauma-informed training for law enforcement
• Pittsburgh police: Man robbed woman walking her child in a stroller
• Strangers credited with saving woman from burning wreck
• Lamborghini driver killed in crash in NE Miami
• Suspect Wanted In Murder Of Wife In Pittsburgh Found Dead In Philadelphia, Police Say
• TDCJ resumes inmate transportation after review of processes
• 75th Annual Tony Awards to be broadcast live on CBS, Paramount+ Sunday
• Pennsylvania lawmakers move to ban teaching of gender identity and sexual orientation to young children
• Hialeah woman arrested after manicure links her to child porn
• Man killed, 1 wounded in Stockton shooting with children in car
• 17-year-old to stand trial as adult in Edina, St. Louis Park carjackings
• Hear from the kids in the cast of Broadway's "The Music Man"
• Ex-Fox News editor Chris Stirewalt to testify before Jan. 6 committee
• Portion control, raising interest rates among limited options to stop inflation
• Man wanted in killing of his wife in Pittsburgh found dead in Philadelphia
• Western Hemisphere City Leaders Set To Descend On Denver For 1st Ever Cities Summit Of The Americas
• Patriots make pair of moves at kicker
• Long Island's North Shore Rail Trail opens
• NYTS launches state's first master's program for incarcerated women
• Retired truck driver charged with 1993 murder of Tulare mother found off I-10 in Riverside County
• Mill District neighbors fundraise to hire extra police officer to patrol streets
• Englewood District police commander expresses hope about possibilities for community
• As Women Veterans Day approaches, a WWII pilot reflects on her service
• Leiyla Cepeda, 18, Charged With Killing Her Newborn Daughter In Weld County
• Celtics fans excited for Game 4 of NBA Finals in Boston
• VR LGBTQ+ museum wows art lovers at Tribeca Festival
• Watch out for blue-green algae blooms on Lake Hiawatha and Lake Harriet, MPRB Says
• Mount Carmel girl, 10, wrestles against the odds, becomes national champion
• Women face another product shortage: tampons
• What is Ramsay Hunt syndrome? Bieber's diagnosis sparks questions
• $10,000 reward offered in theft of USPS truck stolen in West Hollywood
• Local Girl Scouts donating backpacks, necessities to residents in Ukraine
• Coney Island's Mermaid Parade is set to return in a big way
• Woods Hole underwater robotics engineer inspiring next generation
• Tesla plans 3-for-1 stock split to make shares "more accessible"
• CBS3 SummerFest: Pennsylvania Horticultural Society Transforming Philadelphia One Community Garden At Time
• Aurora's Vikram Raju Honored After Finishing 2nd At Scripps National Spelling Bee
• Northwestern Minnesota man charged with killing wife attempts escape from prison
• Power Outage Reported After Fiery Crash Near Lincoln
• Heat wave triggers weather by zip code -- 105 in Fairfield, 68 in Half Moon Bay
• 'In Full Bloom': Philadelphia Flower Show Returns To FDR Park For 2nd Year
• I-Team: Removal of hazardous debris in Chelsea nearly complete
• Tesla approves 3-for-1 stock split
• Cook County Sheriff's Office releases photos of vandals who wrecked volunteer fire station near Homewood
• Palin runs against Santa, 46 others in special primary for House seat
• Rick Miranda Named Interim Colorado State University President
• Justin Bieber says half his face is paralyzed due to Ramsay Hunt syndrome
• 'Of Medicines And Miracles': Documentary Highlighting Cancer Cure Developed In Philadelphia To Premiere At Tribeca Film Festival
• Crews working overtime to control pesky bloodsucking mosquitoes
• Extended I-80 Ramp And Lane Closures Coming Next Week In The Sierra
• Judge blocks Texas from investigating families of transgender youth
• Philadelphia's Independent Report On Mishandling Of MOVE Bombing Victims' Remains Fails To Answer Key Questions
• Man arrested in late-night shootout near busy Carson Street
• Xcel Offers Tips To Keep Cool During Colorado Heat Wave
• Mayor Adams, City Council reach $101 billion budget deal
• First Alert Weather Day issued Friday through Sunday due to triple digit heat
• EPA to give $60M to 12 states, including Minnesota, to help curb water pollution
• CHP Kicks Off New Hiring Campaign, Aims To Fill 1,000 Positions
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• Amtrak Trains, MARC Service Stopped Outside Baltimore Due To 'Trespasser Incident'
• 7 found dead in tourist area with messages written on corpses
• Art Institute lions to be removed temporarily for conservation work
• Commanders' defensive coordinator fined $100K for Capitol riot comments
• Hogan Announces $28M Study To Relieve Bay Bridge Congestion
• Monroeville police searching for man accused of robbery and kidnapping
• Broward Pediatrician Dr. Michael Mizrachy gets 96 months in prison on child porn charges
• EF-0 Tornado Confirmed In St. Mary's County Wednesday Evening
• LAFD's Station 35 firefighters has been lifting the spirits of young cancer patients since the 1960s
• High Heat Cuts UC Davis' Friday Graduation Ceremony Short; Some Students Didn't Get To Walk
• Massachusetts reports 2,050 new COVID cases, 7 additional deaths
• Maryland Sportsbooks Handle $23M In May, State Receives $452K Contribution
• NJDOT Report Reveals Potential Early Red Flag Behind Wall Collapse In I-295 Connector Project, Engineering Expert Says
• Man Convicted Of Murdering 17-Year-Old Jaylen Betschart Sentenced To Life In Prison Without Parole
• Kansas City Superintendent Chosen As Anne Arundel County's Next School Superintendent
• Justin Bieber cancels upcoming shows after virus leaves him with facial paralysis
• NY Assembly primaries to proceed; court orders new 2024 maps
• Scott Perry denies Jan. 6 committee claim he sought a Trump pardon
• Yes in God's back yard: Bay Area lawmaker revives plan for affordable housing at churches
• Free Fishing, Off-Roading, State Park Entry In Michigan June 11-12
• Washington Post fires reporter at center of online battle
• Supreme Court won't hear challenge to Oakland's tenant relocation fee
• Warriors fan's dream journey from butcher shop to sports talk radio host
• Woman charged with buying rifle for felon killed in shootout
• Dallas Animal Services to present draft plan for coyote management at neighborhood meeting
• Police: Florida man who died in lake with gators missing 3 limbs
• Two Jersey Shore Towns Go To Court To Block Pop-Up Parties
• Police Locate Jeep Sought In Connection With Fatal Ellicott City Hit-And-Run
• California Man Charged With Attempting To Murder Supreme Court Justice Said He Needed 'Psychiatric Help': 911 Dispatch Audio
• Broward Education Foundation surprises high school seniors, families with housing essentials, full-ride scholarships
• Six Flags Magic Mountain announces new annual pass program
• Two men dead after speeding away from police, crashing in Aurora
• Judge blocks Texas investigating families of trans youth
• Philadelphia Man Charged With Illegally Trafficking Almost 60 Straw Purchased Guns Into City From South Carolina
• 2 teens killed, 1 teen injured in ATV crash in Solano County
• State Agencies, Baltimore City Agree To Fixes At Back River Wastewater Treatment Plant
• Anne Arundel County Officer Charged With Assault, Suspended With Pay
• New Redondo Beach ordinance carries $1,000 fine, jail time for anyone caught with a stolen catalytic converter
• Stern Grove opens season with Oakland legends Tower of Power, Too $hort
• Minneapolis home declared uninhabitable after overnight fire
• Man Charged After Stray Bullet Kills 11-Year-Old Girl In Detroit
• 3 men arrested for gun possession following disturbance at Brooklyn Center H.S. graduation ceremony
• LGBTQ outrage over Florida Gov. DeSantis' visit to NYC during Pride Month
• Boy saved by lifeguard from drowning at Groveland pool
• Frisco armed hostage taker arrested after firing at police
• Groundbreaking Event Planned For $11.2M Muskegon Museum Expansion
• "History is going to judge": Rep. Kinzinger on the Jan. 6 committee hearing
• Goldendoodle injured in freak accident looking for new home
• Judge sets Oct. 10 trial date for Harvey Weinstein
• Airborne Transmission Of Monkeypox 'Has Not Been Reported,' CDC Says
• Highly-ranked Lennox Academy has 100% minority enrollment, 97% average graduation rate
• Feds probe salmonella outbreaks linked to backyard poultry
• Crews knockdown Greater Alarm house fire in Koreatown
• Suspected sexual predator arrested in Santa Cruz after citizen 'sting' operation
• Pokemon Scarlet and Pokemon Violet: What you need to know about the new Nintendo games
• Coloradan Maggie Grout Designs Classrooms To Close Gap In Madagascar's Classroom Disparity
• Plymouth Man In Custody After Threats To Cement Company
• Sources: Dallas city manager was asked to resign
• US Open heads to Boston amid revolutionary battle in golf
• Injured Warriors star Steph Curry looks ready for NBA Finals Game 4
• Acclaimed newspapers all around the country shutting their presses
• Oakland scholar uses past trauma as tool for community healing
• Man found dead in gator-infested lake was missing 3 limbs, police say
• Trump's Air Force One paint scheme scrapped
• Antelope Road Onramp From I-80 Closed After Deadly Crash
• Best back-to-office clothing and apparel in summer 2022
• Glider Pilot Dies In Crash At Rifle/Garfield County Airport
• Judge Denies Request For Teen To Be Charged As Adult In Crash That Killed Flint Police Captain
• Memorial in Uptown honors 3-year-old girl killed in bike crash
• Hot weather continues to bear down on Southland over weekend
• New law to cover medical costs of retired law-enforcement dogs
• Western Maryland Mass Shooting Suspect Under Guard, Police Say
• Rental cars, flights, hotels: How vacation inflation is impacting travelers
• San Jose homicide suspect faces additional charges after illegal weapons found in home
• COVID in Minnesota: 2,028 cases, 12 deaths reported
• Former president, CEO of Anaheim Chamber of Commerce to plead guilty to wire fraud
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• Man Suspected Of Killing Wife In Stockton Arrested After Running Stop Sign In Nebraska
• Need a new car? Expect to pay above sticker price
• North Texas splash pad temporarily shut down after reports of sick children
• ODUNDE Festival Returns To South Philadelphia This Weekend
• Consumer Price Index Shows Rising Interest Rates Account For Colorado's Housing Market Cool-Off
• Investigators say 6-year-old burned Bridgeport boy was not intentionally set on fire
• Colorado Avalanche Ride Two Goalies Into Stanley Cup Final
• Suspected Illegal Gambling Hall Raided By Detectives In Citrus Heights
• State-run liquor stores in jeopardy following approval of new bill
• TV station says taking down GOP ad against Beasley was premature
• Philadelphia Welcomes Haason Reddick To Eagles With Pep Rally At City Hall
• Race for Sonoma County Sheriff may go to November runoff
• Pittsburgh Weather: Beautiful Friday turns into rain showers on Saturday morning
• Uvalde teacher Eva Mireles dedicated herself to family, students
• Miami Weather: Flood Watch in effect through Friday evening
• Disaster preparedness sales tax holiday ends Friday, June 10th
• BART approves 2-year budget plan with service increases, fare hikes below inflation
• Police Searching For 2 Men Wanted In Connection With Double-Murder In Hazel Park
• Maryland Weather: A Fabulous Friday Forecast
• Protestors call for the reopening of Pittsburgh's immigration courtroom
• Eddie's Sweet Shop: A '1930s time warp' in Forest Hills where the ice cream is homemade
• Kids Ages 4-18 Can Play Ball With The Colorado Rockies On Saturday
• Aurora raises pride flag ahead of parade this weekend
• Rising inflation hitting consumers in the pocketbook
• Chicago rapper FBG Cash killed, woman seriously wounded after shooting in Gresham
• Katy Tur on her "unique and interesting" childhood, growing up in the media
• Stockton Unified School District Superintendent Steps Down
• South Florida's members of Congress react to Jan. 6 committee's Capitol riot hearing
• Market Basket closing one of its Billerica stores
• Sloth bear kills couple walking through Indian forest
• 46 Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity brothers at UNH charged with hazing
• Man suffers serious injuries in head-on collision in Miramar
• Jason Miller says Jan. 6 committee cut testimony video short
• Taste Of The Town: Fratelli La Bufala showcases themselves as Miami's first Neapolitan pizzeria
• Man arrested on suspicion of robbing bank in San Francisco's Richmond District
• Starbucks May Close Its Bathroom To Public Again, CEO Says
• Pierce Middle School in Milton put on lockdown after bullets found
• Lifeguard Shortage Could Change Your Pool Experience This Summer
• Ukraine says up to 200 soldiers are being killed daily by Russian forces
• Bullpen an option for Chris Sale upon return to Red Sox
• Aaron Dean's defense team asks for another delay in murder trial
• Pilot injured in plane crash near Granite Falls
• James Baird Arrested, Accused In Series Of Peeping Incidents In Boulder
• Suspect charged in murder of man, 24, in Logan Square on Christmas Day
• Person struck, killed by Amtrak train near Berkeley's Aquatic Park
• Infowars bankruptcy tossed in deal with Sandy Hook parents
• Small plane crashes into Oxnard strawberry field, 1 person killed
• Snow Cleared, Road To Mount Evans Summit Now Open For The Season
• Caught on video: Gunman opens fire in broad daylight on Brooklyn street
• "March for Our Lives" returns calling for action on gun violence
• Baltimore County Police Looking For 'Critically Missing' Woman & 1-Year-Old
• Baltimore County Public Schools Launching Free Meal Program On June 21
• Man found stabbed to death near Los Angeles River in Paramount
• Police Shoot And Kill A Man Allegedly Trying To Enter A Patrol Vehicle Near An Alabama School
• Motorcyclist Struck By SUV That Rolled Into Wrong Lanes On I-580 Near Tracy
• James Craig Says He Will Run As Write-In Candidate In GOP Primary
• Former P.G. County Exec Rushern Baker Suspends Gubernatorial Bid
• Oklahoma beats Texas, repeats as softball national champs
• Puerto Rican Day Parade set to return Sunday
• Stocks plunge as inflation soars at fastest pace in 4 decades
• Biden Administration To Drop COVID Testing Requirement For International Travelers Flying To The US
• Jerry and Marge Go Large: The true story of the Selbees
• Police Search For Man Who Broke Into Detroit Home, Stabbed 29-Year-Old Victim
• U.S. is at "another turning point," Parkland shooting survivor says
• Caribbean Community Service Center Helping Caribbean Nationals Receive the Necessary Resources to Build a Life in the U.S.
• Post-election updates will be released Friday
• Oil On I-5 From Crash Causes Multiple Lane Shutdown, Suspicion Of DUI Arrest Made
• Melted Catalytic Converter Pieces Blamed For Starting Series Of Small Fires In Tuolumne County
• Inflation Rises At Fastest Pace In 40 years, Pushed Up By Record Gas Prices
• Avalanche Remain In Holding Pattern, Start Early Prep For Final
• 55-Year-Old Man Arrested In Connection With 2021 Highlandtown Murder
• Britney Spears and Sam Asghari tie the knot
• Teslas With Autopilot A Step Closer To Recall After Wrecks
• Keys for a Celtics win in Game 4 of NBA Finals
• Farmer John meatpacking plant in Vernon to close
• Britney Spears' ex arrested after crashing her wedding
• Board Rejects Plans For Opening 3 New Charter Schools In Denver Public Schools
• 5 adults, 1 child displaced by porch fire at apartment building in Wrigleyville
• South Street Mass Shooting: Murder Charges Approved For 2 Teens Arrested In Richmond, Virginia By US Marshals
• Delaware House Approves Ban On Many Semiautomatic Weapons
• Aaron Donald, Rod Woodson listed in new ranking of top 10 defensive players in NFL history
• Colorado Weather: Hot With Near Record Highs This Weekend, Only Isolated Storms Each Day
• Fun Ways To Explore The High Line Canal Planned For Walk For The Canal
• Starbucks May Close Its Bathrooms To The Public Again
• Several Massachusetts ticks test positive for Powassan virus
• Coast Guard suspends search after fishing trip ends with mom dead, boy missing
• PTL Links: June 10, 2022
• Champion brothers prepare to compete in hometown Livermore Rodeo
• Shooting In Philadelphia's Kensington Section Sends 2 Men To Hospital
• Chicago woman promoting West Side businesses on 'Black Wall Street'
• CDC says it's time for adults to get caught up with their hepatitis B vaccination
• Michigan Officer Charged In Patrick Lyoya Shooting Set For Hearing
• 3 Dead, 1 Critical & Trooper Hurt After Mass Shooting At Maryland Manufacturing Plant
• Sriracha shortage could last through the summer
• Florida man bitten by alligator he mistook for a dog on a long leash
• Man fatally shot inside vehicle in NW Miami-Dade
• LACoFD crews rescue passengers after vehicle rolls 300 feet down embankment in Angeles National Forest
• The Art Of The 2 Person Saw: Why U.S. Forestry Crews Are Still Using These & Why They're More Important Than Ever
• Capitol Riot Panel Blames Trump For 1/6 'Attempted Coup'
• Investigators dig up wrong body in nearly half-century-old cold case
• Inflation surged 8.6% over the last year — fastest since 1981
• Drive-by shooting in North Hills leaves one man dead
• Romanian nationals facing new charges after more credit card skimmers found
• Sriracha Shortage: What You Need To Know
• Large Fire In Downtown Stockton Prompts Massive Response From Fire Department
• Inflation Rises At Fastest Pace Since 1981, Pushed Up By Record Gas Prices
• Biden seeks help of Latin American nations to curb unlawful migration
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• Blood found on suspect's boat in case of missing reporter, expert
• Iran may have dealt the nuclear deal a "fatal blow," IAEA boss warns
• Why The Average Gas Price Is At $4.99 A Gallon & How High It'll Go
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• Citrus Heights Duplex Catches Fire Overnight
• Woman killed, several injured in fiery crash on 118 Freeway in Porter Ranch
• Performing at the Chicago Blues Festival is 'dream come true' for Bronzeville native Melody Angel
• Baltimore Homicide Detectives Investigating 63-Year-Old Man's Beating Death
• Franklin's Unified Basketball team wins gold at Special Olympics
• Connecticut woman dies after being infected with tickborne virus
• Backlog of unprocessed DNA evidence in Illinois eliminated
• 3 Men Wounded In Pair Of Baltimore Shootings, Police Say
• How Far Will Operation Fly Formula Shipments Go To Replenish America's Supply?
• Yonkers set to receive 11,000 units of baby formula
• 2 CPD officers injured in crash involving wrong-way driver in West Chatham; driver in custody
• 2 people injured in violent Rt. 51 crash
• Revised plan for Rikers Island reforms due today
• Steph Curry says he's playing in Game 4 of NBA Finals
• Uvalde schools top cop: I didn't know I was in charge at shooting scene
• Festivals and parades returning to Chicago this weekend
• Uvalde CISD school police chief Pete Arredondo defends Texas shooting response
• Police: Man wanted in pair of violent cellphone robberies
• CBS3 SummerFest: Philadelphia Flower Show Features More Women-Led Design Firms Than Ever Before
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Rain chances Friday night
• Target Slashing Prices For Consumers Because They Have Too Much Inventory
• FBI Getting Involved In Search For Missing Drexel Hill Mother Amanda DeGuio, Last Seen In 2014
• Massive Kensington Drug Operation Run By Father, Son Shut Down, Prosecutors Say
• 2 People Rescued After Falling Into Tank Filled With Chocolate At Mars Wrigley Confectionery In Elizabethtown
• 19-year-old dies after falling on mountain in Glacier National Park
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny skies ahead of overnight rain chances
• Lifeguard Shortage Impacting Maryland's Pools & Beaches
• Shohei Ohtani, Angels end Red Sox 7-game winning streak
• Wreck of royal warship that sank in 1682 found off U.K. coast
• WHO "remains open" to COVID lab leak theory as "key" data still missing
• Preparing for and predicting how high Western Pa. gas prices might go
• 2 Students Meet Goal To Publish Central High School's First Black Magazine: ' I Am So Impressed By What We Were Able To Do'
• 2 people killed early morning house fire in South Hackensack
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• Massachusetts gas prices at record high $5.03 a gallon
• Pittsburgh preparing for an event-filled weekend throughout the city
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• Food Truck Friday: Cousins Maine Lobster
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• Two injured in shooting along Federal Street
• WPSD seniors walk the halls of the school before graduation
• Ross Twp. woman sentenced to 14 days in jail for U.S. Capitol breach
• Pitcairn Police looking for vandals who tagged playground equipment
• Orioles Fall To Royals 7-5 In Kansas City
• Michigan Science Center's IMAX Dome Theatre Reopens

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• Police officers transport tank to Clifton, N.J., for pull challenge
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• Man accused of robbing woman with stroller
• Ukraine braces for Russian attack on coastal cities
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• High inflation hampers summer travel plans
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• Church receives pushback on Facebook about upcoming pride event
• East Boston residents prepare for delays, detours when Sumner Tunnel closes
• State Leaders, Advocates Commemorate New Law Named For Abby Honold
• Dallas County Health offers help for lower income families to beat the heat
• Suspect in wife's death found dead in Philadelphia
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• Video captures fiery and fatal Lamborghini crash in NE Miami
• Blue-Green Algae Blooms Back At Lake Hiawatha, Lake Harriet
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• Taste of the Town: Fratelli La Bufala showcases themselves as Miami's first Neapolitan pizzeria
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• Sources: Mayor and council members asked Dallas city manager to resign
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• Uvalde school police chief says he did not know he was in command during shooting
• Graduating seniors cheered on at Franklin Elementary School
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• 46 Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity brothers at UNH charged with hazing
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• Local Girl Scouts donating backpacks to residents in Ukraine
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• Justin Bieber shares he has Ramsay Hunt syndrome
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• 2 dead after Bergen County fire
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• Televised hearing sheds new light on Jan. 6 assault on Capitol
• Broward Pediatrician Dr. Michael Mizrachy gets 96 months in prison on child porn charges
• Mayor Ed Gainey details plans to make South Side safer
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• Karen Read pleads not guilty to murder charge in death of boyfriend Boston Police Officer John O'Kee
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• Chicago’s Court Theatre to receive Regional Theatre Tony Award
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• White House economist addresses concerns over accelerating inflation
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• Protestors call for reopening of immigration offices
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• Chicago rapper killed, woman seriously injured after shooting in Gresham
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• Suspect related to South Side shooting facing charges
• Man slashed, stabbed on Queens subway
• Deadly fire devastates South Hackensack community
• Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Mark Milley testified about Mark Meadows Jan. 6 conversation
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• 46 Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity brothers at UNH charged with hazing
• Inflation rate hits new 40-year high as Fed considers interest rate hike
• Pierce Middle School in Milton on lockdown after teacher finds bullet
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• Local Nurse Writes Memoir About Working On Front Lines Of Pandemic
• Second arrest made in wild San Bernardino street takeover
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• Search continues for 6-year-old boy missing in Merrimack River
• Consumer Price Index rose 1% in May 2022
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• Champion brothers prepare to compete in hometown rodeo
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• James Brown shares lessons in excellence from his loved ones with graduates
• Company that makes Sriracha warns of shortage
• Crews rescue passengers from vehicle that rolled 300 feet down embankment in Angeles National Forest
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• Credit card skimmers found in Washington County
• Matt Doyle receives Tony nomination for performance in Broadway's "Company"
• Makers of Sriracha predicting hot sauce shortage through the fall
• Police: Man In His 30s Killed In N. Mpls. Shooting
• Uvalde CISD school police chief Pete Arredondo defends Texas shooting response
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• Woman killed, several injured in fiery multi-car crash on 188 Freeway in Porter Ranch
• Backlog of unprocessed DNA evidence in Illinois eliminated
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• Gun safety group "March For Our Lives" plans mass demonstrations nationwide this weekend
• Franklin High School's Unified Basketball team competes in Special Olympics in Florida
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• 2 CPD officers injured in crash involving wrong-way driver in West Chatham; driver in custody
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• NYC making toddler masks optional
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• Monroeville Police searching for kidnapping and robbery suspect
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