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• Wood Goes Six, Giants Beat Royals For 4th Straight Win
• Trial By Fire: The Trauma Of Fighting California's Wildfires
• Lockeford Chosen By Amazon As One Of 1st Cities Where Prime Air Drone Delivery Will Be Offered
• 'I'm To Blame': Service Station Manager Fired For Selling 69-Cent Gas Speaks Out
• Jury Selection Underway In Monterey County For Kristin Smart Murder Case
• Coloradans Advised To Limit Time Outdoors During Hazy, Smoky Conditions
• Avs Fever About To Take Over Ball Arena & Beyond Ahead Of Stanley Cup Final
• What will Long Beach do with its pandemic parklets?
• Denver Police Track Down Stolen SUV, Discover 200 Fentanyl Pills
• Giants beat Royals for 4th straight win, 6-2
• All squirreled out: Minneapolis homeowner films 4 sprawled rodents cooling down
• Barn fire in central Minnesota leaves 1 dead, several injured
• Minneapolis's Owamni wins "Best New Restaurant" at James Beard Awards
• What is a "heat dome"? And how long do they last?
• Canada Beats US 3-2 In Under-18 Women's Hockey Title Game
• St. Paul Police Investigate City's 20th Homicide Of 2022
• Wiggins Delivers On Both Ends, Warriors Lead NBA Finals 3-2
• Colorado Health Care Worries Rising & Mental Health Issue Increasing
• Warriors take Game 5 in NBA Finals 104-94
• Republican U.S. Senate candidate Mehmet Oz holds rally in Bethel Park
• Abreu hits pair of 2-run homers, White Sox beat Tigers 9-5
• Food insecurity remains a problem in many NYC neighborhoods
• Celtics lose Game 5, face elimination Thursday night
• Chicago Weather Alert: On heels of powerful storm, record heat possible next two days
• Severe storms bring down trees, damage buildings, knock out power to thousands
• 'It Will Save Your Life': Breast Cancer Survivor Urges Critical Screenings
• Former Mayor Richard M. Daley released from hospital, moved to rehab after "neurological event"
• Former CPD officer charged in 2021 confrontation with woman walking her dog at North Avenue Beach
• Orioles Routed By Blue Jays 11-1 On The Road
• Three found dead in Round Lake Beach, homicide investigation underway
• Leading Republicans in New York governor's race debate on CBS2
• CHP officer in critical condition after being shot at traffic stop in Van Nuys; Suspect taken into custody
• Charlestown High graduation canceled after shooting nearby
• Wicomico County Deputy Remembered As Someone Who Loved His Job, Other People
• Baltimore County Superintendent Williams Defends Record, Communication With Council
• MD Native Myles Frost Wins Tony Award For Portrayal Of Michael Jackson In 'MJ'
• Baltimore Orioles Chairman John Angelos Dismisses Speculation About Team's Future: 'The Orioles Will Remain In Baltimore'
• 'A Source Of Great Pride': House Speaker Pelosi Visits Fire Boat Named For Her Father, Former Mayor D'Alesandro Jr.
• Pennsylvania House Republicans Initiate Process To Impeach DA Larry Krasner: 'Widespread Lawlessness In The City Of Philadelphia'
• Annual sand maintenance at Ocean Beach begins Tuesday
• Post Malone Announces Stop In Detroit For 'Twelve Carat Tour'
• Acclaimed Colorado Chef Caroline Glover Now James Beard Award Winner
• FDA Advisers To Weigh Expanding COVID-19 Vaccines To Younger Children
• Celtics start Game 5 by missing first 12 three-point attempts
• 'American Rust' to return to Pittsburgh area for season 2
• Dallas police respond to shooting, close portion of IH 35 at Marsalis Avenue
• Rhys Hoskins' Walk-Off Single Rallies Phillies Past Marlins 3-2
• 4 Killed In Crashes On I-25 Near Fort Lupton Exit, Northbound Lanes Reopened
• Calls For Change Intensify After Transgender Woman Severely Beaten By Man Allegedly Shouting Slurs At Her In Kensington
• Gas prices average $6.45 per gallon in LA County
• What You Can Do Now To Prepare For A Possible Recession
• New software expunges misdemeanors from South Bay criminal records
• Nicholas Enger's Family Still Seeks Justice 1 Year After Fatal Shooting At Minneapolis Street Race
• Wildfire Smoke From Out Of State Moves Into Colorado, Not Expected To Be A Health Concern
• Napa fire prevention tax measure fails to pass despite history of massive wildfires
• 6 Injured, Including 2 Officers, In Multi-Vehicle Crash On I-225 Near I-70
• Group rallies to save North Shore Birth Center
• Tips to save on energy costs during extreme heat
• New hybrid cornstalk grows shorter, said to be less pervious to severe weather
• 97 arrests in multi-agency crackdown on crime in Minneapolis
• Navy Censures 5 In Deadly Sinking Of Amphibious Vehicle That Killed Stockton Sailor, 8 Marines
• Upcoming Meeting In Folsom Will Discuss Changing Name Of Historic Negro Bar
• Bay Area crypto investors face staggering losses
• 'I Don't Know When It's Going To End': Gas Price Frustrations Mount As State Government Mulls Rebate Proposals
• U.S. Open first since the banning of all players who participated in LIV event in Saudi Arabia
• Tuesday's Show Info (6/14/22)
• U.S. Rep. Sean Casten's 17-year-old daughter, Gwen, dies
• Chicago's Jennifer Hudson is now part of exclusive EGOT club with Tony win for 'A Strange Loop'
• Manoah, Guerrero Power Blue Jays To 11-1 Rout Of Orioles
• Shaquille O'Neal unveils new basketball court in Newark
• San Francisco sports league gives LGBTQ+ community a chance to play
• Suspect caught on video in Staten Island deli attack
• Judge denies release of former Army Ranger charged with assaulting police at Capitol riot
• Cancer fundraiser tip jar stolen from Pelham NH store
• Hayward police investigating fourth homicide of 2022
• Denver Weather: Short Break From Extreme Heat
• Golf courses in Southern California using recycled water to keep grass green
• California lawmakers OK budget over governor's objections
• 1 Injured After Structure Fire Spreads To Vegetation In Lincoln
• Judge In Maryland Strikes Down Library E-Book Law
• 'This needs to stop': CPD officers upset about violent acts lobbed against them
• Miami-Dade lifts no-swim advisory for Virginia Key, Biscayne Bay
• House Jan. 6 committee zeroes in on Trump's false election claims in public hearing
• I-Team: Reports find scam callers target Texas, specifically Dallas-Fort Worth
• Orioles Promote Stowers; Akin, Santander On Restricted List
• California Lawmakers OK Budget Over Gov. Newsom's Objections
• Maryland Weather: Severe Storms Will Enter The State On Tuesday
• San Jose Mayor hopes to bring back police foot patrols
• Study finds that LAUSD needs to do more to recruit and retain Black teachers
• There's A Free Way Around To The Top Of Mount Evans, But You Can't Stop & Get Out
• Collision, downed power lines block part of Ygnacio Valley Road in Walnut Creek
• Hazelwood preschool teacher allegedly killed by husband remembered as loving mother
• Maryland Deputy Dies After Being Shot In The Line Of Duty
• Crew of aircraft found to have human remains in wheel well cleared
• Jayson Tatum sporting a Tiger Woods T-shirt ahead of Game 5
• Experts: Mexican King Snake In Citrus Heights Emblematic Of Growing Invasive Species Problem
• LA County reports nearly 13,000 new COVID cases since Saturday
• Texas Senator John Cornyn says he hopes bipartisan agreement for legislation could pass Senate next week
• Robert Williams upgraded to available for Game 5 of NBA Finals
• Local groups have mixed reaction to compromise gun safety framework
• Maryland Weather: A Dry And Warm Evening, Plus Alert Day On Tuesday
• Gunfire in Ukrainian Village damages cars, strikes home, leaving residents uneasy
• Inside look at BSO's multimillion dollar Real Time Crime Center
• Army secretary on combating military sexual assault
• Inflation On A Fixed Income, FOCUS Hope Steps In To Help Seniors
• Philip Baker Hall, Of 'Hard Eight,' 'Seinfeld,' Dies At 90
• Maryland Residents Will Begin Receiving 2022 Primary Election Ballots This Week
• Shelters, federal aid not enough to end homelessness in Allegheny County
• Suffolk cop forgives drunk driver who nearly killed him
• Bomb threat prompts search of State Sen. Scott Wiener's home
• Johanna Ulloa Giron Arrested, Accused Of Using Library Credit Card To Buy Designer Shoes, Vacation Expenses
• Families gather to grieve loss of teens who drowned in Jamaica Bay
• Body Of John Doe Apparently Struck, Killed By Car Found Along Florin Road
• Audits: 6 Long Island communities in need of pedestrian safety upgrades
• Environmental road warriors hit the street to help with recycling efforts
• Nevada's Senate primary is setting up what could be one of the priciest general matchups this fall
• Fans excited to see golf superstars at U.S. Open in Brookline
• Electric bike share program launches in Pacoima
• NYPD data: Nearly 1,100 officers left the force through May 31
• Philly First Home Helping Philadelphia Residents Turn Dreams Of Owning Home Into Reality
• Man fatally shot in Athens area of LA County
• Program to eliminate blight comes to New Kensington and Arnold
• Man killed in San Jose fatal triple shooting over weekend was a security guard
• 7-year-old who was lying in bed killed in Texas drive-by shooting
• Post Malone returning to Pittsburgh
• Coloradans Who Haven't Filed Their 2021 Taxes Yet Might Not Get Cash Rebate Right Away
• Adam Silver enters protocols, will miss Game 5 of NBA Finals
• Casper Abortion Clinic Targeted By Arsonists Before Opening To Public
• Stocks falling, but economist says it's 'too soon to panic'
• Chicago reports 5 new cases of monkeypox
• Genetic Genealogy Used To Identify Human Remains Found Nearly 2 Years Ago In Lost Creek Wilderness
• I-Team: Mother blames son's death on negligence of Watertown facility
• A Guide To The Key Races To Watch In Colorado's June 28th Primary Election
• Mitchell Hamline accepts incarcerated person to law program
• Massachusetts reports 4,002 new COVID cases over 3 days, 13 additional deaths
• Baltimore Man Pleads Guilty In Killing Of Federal Witness, Others, DOJ Officials Say
• Denver Police Investigate Shooting In Northfield That Left 1 Injured
• Tarrant County Sheriff, K-9 place top 10 in a national competition
• Miami-Dade COVID sites will no longer offer free testing
• Glimmer of hope emerges for minorities waiting to cash in on Illinois recreational pot industry
• Temple University Police Staffing Shortage Is 'A Public Health Crisis,' Union Says
• 1 dead in shooting at Ohio mall; 1 in custody
• Woman arrested for Doral hit-and-run where person was dragged 200 feet
• How to choose best moisturizer for treating eczema in children
• Early voting expands to all of Chicago, suburban Cook County Monday
• Jan. 6 committee hearings: Four takeaways from second day of hearings
• Chicago police officer run over by stolen police SUV driven by naked woman on West Side
• Dow plunges 900 points as inflation fears mount
• Stocks just entered a bear market — here's what that means for your money
• Guilty verdict in friendly fire death of NYPD Det. Brian Simonsen
• Bucks County 55+ Condo Residents 'Having To Live Like Shut-Ins' As Only Elevator Shut Down For Repairs
• Garcetti signs ban on sale of flavored tobacco; Ordinance goes into effect on Jan. 1
• Pfizer vaccine could be ready for kids 5 and under before school year
• Jason Morales Identified As Victim In Saturday's Shooting At 21st And Market
• Border agents arrest woman smuggling fentanyl in rectal cavity at Texas-Mexico border
• Investigator: Green Line train did not stop at red signal before crash
• Congressional Republicans target Hunter Biden's Hollywood mega-lawyer
• Free Mammograms At Mobile Screening Site In West Philadelphia As Pandemic Causes Cancer Screenings To Drop Dramatically
• San Francisco Zoo is new home for trio of rescued parrots
• BART short story program proving to be a success
• 22-Year-Old Joseph Rodriguez Charged In Brutal Murder Of Francis Decero: Police
• NYPD: 16-year-old shot several times in Allerton section of Bronx
• Amazon to launch drone deliveries this year in California
• Summertime cases of COVID and flu are surging
• Jahari Long Following Willard From Seton Hall To Maryland
• Psychiatrists are highest paid Minnesota state employees
• New Minnesota Law Establishes Juvenile Guardianship For At-Risk Youth
• Maryland To Spend $1.2 Million On Cultivating Skilled Workforce
• House explosion kills 3 in Ohio
• Sonoma supervisors extend moratorium on vacation rentals up to 1 year
• Coyote bites man at Swampscott shopping plaza
• Maryland State Police Release Names Of Troopers Who Apprehended Smithsburg Shooting Suspect
• Parking Area Of Rocky Mountain National Park Trailhead Closed Near Grand Lake Due To Flooding
• Woman in critical condition after being hit by SUV in McKeesport
• Minnesota Aurora FC meets namesake zebra baby at Como Zoo
• West Virginia launches statewide waterfall trail
• Former Philadelphia Elections Official Testifies To Jan. 6 Panel Threats Became 'Much More Specific' After Trump Tweet
• Man shot near Orr Academy High School in Humboldt Park
• Joshua Macias, Arrested Outside Convention Center During 2020 Vote Count, Should Be Back In Jail After Proud Boys Meeting, DA Krasner Says
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signs bill allowing armed school employees
• SpaceX Starship clears FAA hurdle on road to first orbital test flight
• Death Of 6-Month-Old Baltimore Girl Ruled A Homicide
• Kingdom Day Parade to be held on June 20 after being postponed due to COVID
• Families thinking twice about traveling due to gas prices
• Elected Officials, Local Agencies Pay Tribute To Fallen Wicomico County Sheriff's Deputy Glenn Hilliard
• Beloved character actor Philip Baker Hall dead at 90
• Jakobi Meyers signs 2nd-round tender with Pats
• Cryptocurrency prices plunge as major exchanges halt trading
• Philip Baker Hall, iconic character actor, dies at 90
• Hochul signs laws meant to protection abortion rights in New York
• Northern California Man Sentenced To 4 Years In Prison For Bank Fraud, Possession Of Stolen Mail
• Ohio gov. signs bill that lets school employees carry guns after 24 hours of training
• Detroit Police Search For 3 Suspects Who Tried To Steal Off-Duty Wayne County Deputy's Truck
• Grandma had no idea she 'whooped' Pittsburgh Steelers at pickleball
• HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra Tests Positive For COVID-19 Again, Now Isolating In Sacramento
• Study finds teens don't need as much daily exercise as you'd think to stay healthy
• Detroit Man Charged, Accused Of Torturing, Sexually Assaulting Girlfriend
• Yellowstone mountain renamed to honor massacred Native Americans
• Contra Costa man gets 4 years prison in bank fraud, mail theft scheme
• Coca-Cola Is Putting Jack & Coke In A Can
• Mick Jagger Tests Positive For COVID
• Taddeo endorses Crist for governor a week after leaving race
• Authorities seek help finding vandalism suspects behind Yosemite graffiti
• Attorneys in Surfside condo collapse seek about $100M in fees
• Doug Mastriano brings Jenna Ellis onto Pa. governor campaign
• Parents of shot 3-year-old charged with child endangerment
• San Jose police confirm March fatal shooting suspect in custody in Chicago
• Wildfires Force Evacuations In California, Other Western States
• Judge Denies Perry Johnson's Request To Get Name On GOP Primary Ballot
• These sofas and living room sets are way on sale at Wayfair (and they arrive quick)
• $5,000 Reward Offered In 2020 Murder Of Jacob Hunter In Red Lake
• BSO investigating Brightline crash in Dania Beach
• Entrances Closed At Yellowstone National Park Due To Heavy Flooding, Rock Slides
• State Takes Control Of Pine Island Nursing Home, Citing Unpaid Bills And Resident Safety
• VIDEO: Firefighters Stop RV Fire From Spreading In Grass Valley
• City Council President Introduces Funding For At Least 100 Cameras Near 15 Philly Schools Impacted By Gun Violence
• Ringo Starr announces makeup dates for PPG, all postponed concerts
• Mickelson addresses controversial LIV Golf tour at U.S. Open
• Daniel Lucey, charged with starting fire at Salem Satanic Temple, held without bail
• Union To Vote On Authorizing Atlantic City Casino Strike
• Aaron Dean trial delayed again amid request for new judge
• Man shot, injured in Chicago's Jeffrey Manor neighborhood
• Phillip Baker Hall, actor known for 'Hard Eight,' 'Magnolia,' 'Zodiac,' dead at 90
• Post Malone's Twelve Carat Tour Coming To Ball Arena In October
• House Jan. 6 Committee Zeroes In On Trump's False Election Claims In Public Hearing
• 7 Takeaways From Monday's January 6 Hearing
• HHS secretary tests positive for COVID-19 for second time in a month
• SEPTA Offering $1,000 Reward After Female Porter Attacked On Subway Platform On Broad And Walnut
• Who is Bill Stepien? Former Trump campaign manager's testimony plays central role in Jan. 6 hearing
• FBI accused of "covering up" secretive dig for Civil War-era gold
• 14 Mpls. schools will shift to e-learning Tuesday due to extreme heat
• Hogan Allots $15M Toward Expansion Of MD 90 As Part Of 'Reach The Beach' Plan
• Katy Tur opens about "difficult childhood" in new memoir
• Ukrainian forces can "surrender or die," pro-Russian separatists say
• West Palm Beach has most expensive gas prices in Florida
• Everything You Need To Know About The 2022 Stanley Cup Final
• Strong Winds Damage Property Near Keenesburg
• No Injuries After Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing On Fox Hollow Golf Course
• Deputies Recover Small Alligator After High-Speed Car Chase In Northwestern Michigan
• Pennsylvania House GOP Moves To Bottle Up 4 Gun Safety Proposals
• Fort Collins Police Arrest Randal Woodard For Allegedly Stealing Woman's Panties
• Jennifer Hudson Is An EGOT Winner
• Massachusetts sales tax holiday weekend set for mid-August
• East Palo Alto reopening senior center after 2-year COVID-19 shutdown
• MN Leaders Respond After US Senators Reach Deal On Gun Control Legislation
• Investigation into accidental shooting death of child still ongoing
• Josh Manson's Journey To The Stanley Cup Final With The Avalanche: 'This Whole Ride Has Just Been So Amazing'
• Chicago City Council to hold hearing on Sneider Apartments in Rogers Park where 3 women died
• Man killed in South Huntingdon crash
• "How to Murder Your Husband" writer gets life in prison for killing husband
• Performances, block parties and more: List of Minnesota Juneteenth events
• How to get tickets to the MLB All-Star Game
• Federal transit officials identify 4 safety issues for MBTA to address
• Police searching for missing 17-year-old Madison Star Hopkins
• Marcus Smart tells classic story about his unmatched motor
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein on what's going right for the Marlins
• Child in critical condition after nearly drowning in Alexandria hotel pool
• Parker Police Locate Parents Of Toddler Boys Found Wandering Around Wearing Only Diapers, Underwear
• The Watergate interviews on 60 Minutes
• GM Defense Announces International Expansion
• New tech could prevent hot car deaths during Texas summer
• Giorgio Chiellini, longtime Juventus defender, signs with LAFC
• MSP Investigate After Man Points AR Pistol At Drivers During Road Rage Incidents On Southfield
• 11 killed and dozens wounded in weekend mass shootings
• Boston Public Schools no longer requiring masks
• Off-duty NYPD officer fatally stabbed in the Bronx, husband in custody
• Saharan Dust to help to cap coastal showers and storms
• Woman, dog killed in fiery two-car collision in Newport Beach
• One person is dead in 2-vehicle crash on I-290 near Harlem Ave.
• Los Angeles the worst metropolitan area for first-time homebuyers, Bankrate.com study confirms
• New American Leaders Training Serves As Roadmap For Anyone With Immigrant Background Who Wants To Run For Political Office
• Nurses at Seton Medical Center issue 10-day notice to strike
• Ne-Yo, The O'Jays And El DeBarge To Headline This Year's AFRAM Festival
• Do adults sleep better alone or with someone else in bed?
• Oakland fashion designer gets boost from Steph Curry
• FDA skipped baby formula plant inspections due to COVID-19
• Kevin Spacey formally charged with sex assault, will appear in U.K. court
• U.S. Department of Education gives $1.5M in emergency funds to support Uvalde schools
• Massachusetts is sending 2 million COVID tests to towns
• Deputy Responding To Silent Alarm In Colfax Saves Life Of Man Who Was Overdosing
• Cherry Creek Schools Bus Assistants To Rally Before Monday Night's School Board Meeting In Support Of Union Rights
• Michigan Environmental Group Opposes Natural Gas Plant In Marshall That Could Power 1 Million Homes
• Mosquito samples in Bellflower test positive for West Nile virus
• Tenants evacuated from burning apartment building in Donora
• Marine John Sax, Son Of Former MLB Player Steve Sax, Remembered After Death In Training Exercise Crash
• NYPD: 7 people shot in 4 separate incidents overnight
• San Francisco Fire rescues man who went over wall at Cliff House
• Michigan Lifts Statewide Pause On Poultry, Waterfowl Exhibitions
• Man accused of shooting woman in Duquesne turns himself in
• Wind advisory in effect for LA County through Monday
• Mob lynches man, sets him on fire over social media accusations
• 'No children harmed,' summer campers moved after incident at Duncanville Fieldhouse
• Ringo Starr And His All Starr Band Delay Baltimore Shows After Two Members Get COVID-19
• MSP Arrest Man Who Stole Motorcycle, Tried To Hide Gear Under Gas Station Slurpee Machine
• In Wyoming, dueling winds over abortion as Roe v. Wade hangs in balance
• FBI assisting investigation of alleged white nationalists arrested in Idaho
• Denver Weather: One More Day Near 100 Degrees! Heat Wave Finally Ends Monday Night
• Movie prop $100 bill used at Chatham business
• Yosemite National Park Asks For Public Help Finding People Behind Graffiti Vandalism
• C's in 2-2 Finals tie for 13th time in franchise history
• Queen Elizabeth becomes 2nd-longest reigning monarch in world history
• Fatal Stockton Shooting Leaves 1 Man Dead, 1 Man Injured
• Tesla Is Trying An Old Trick To Boost Its Stock. It May Not Work
• Sheriff's deputy shot and killed while trying to arrest fugitive
• Man, woman wounded following shooting in Florence area
• Heart attack survivor shares near fatal crash & his motivation to get back on his feet
• Red Sox pitching records four shutouts on West Coast trip
• Insurance company denies homeowner's claim after roof caves in
• Baltimore Man Charged With Murder In Deadly Weekend Shooting
• Big-rig rollover crash, fire snarls traffic on southbound Hwy 101 in Sunnyvale
• Amber Heard Doesn't 'Blame' Jury For Siding With Johnny Depp
• Ibram X. Kendi talks counteracting racism in new books
• Dallas police: 1 dead after crash involving 4 vehicles
• Man Gunned Down While Visiting Sick Mother In Philadelphia's Tioga Neighborhood, Police Say
• 'A Strange Loop' makes history at Tonys; 'Company' wins 5
• Tigers' Mize To Undergo Tommy John Surgery
• Family Of Young Child Found Alone In Baltimore Located, Police Say
• Woman From Macomb County Wins $277K Fantasy 5 Jackpot
• Ryan McMahon, Germán Márquez Lead Rockies To 4-2 Win Over Padres
• Texas beats ECU 11-1, advances to the College World Series
• Average U.S. Gasoline Price Jumps 39 Cents To $5.10 Per Gallon
• Inside the NBA Finals: Steph rains 3s; Celtics fit to be tied
• Daniel Suárez Races To First Historic NASCAR Cup Series Win At Sonoma
• Two women killed during Compton street takeover
• Fire At Elevated Home In Sacramento Gives Firefighters Trouble
• Many Baby Formula Plants Weren't Inspected Because Of COVID
• Jennifer Hudson earns EGOT status after winning Tony Award
• Metro bus attacked by large group Sunday
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 6/13 Monday forecast
• California Highway Patrol: Big Rig Crash on 80 Eastbound Causes Delays
• Texas shooting records could be blocked by legal loophole
• Boston Police officer seriously hurt in cruiser crash
• Historic home renovation in Wellesley
• Best camping chairs in 2023
• "48 Hours"' Richard Schlesinger announces his retirement
• Human remains found in search for reporter, expert missing in Amazon
• LAPD investigates fatal shooting in Downtown Los Angeles
• Boat with U.S.-bound Haitian migrants disappears at sea
• Dow plunges 900 points as inflation fears mount
• 2 dead, 4 wounded in shooting at nightclub in Gary
• Bryant Park movie nights return Monday
• Inside The Finals: Celtics Fit To Be Tied, Steph Raining 3s
• Police: Man wanted for assaulting Parks Department worker
• State wildlife experts perplexed by sick and dying California brown pelicans
• NYPD officer injured breaking up fight in Brooklyn
• USS Minneapolis-St. Paul rescues boater on St. Lawrence River
• Pittsburgh Weather: Severe weather on the way tonight
• Vermont produces record 2.5 million gallons of maple syrup
• Man wrongfully convicted of killing Idaho teen gets $11.7 million settlement
• Drivers Are Still Feeling The Pain At The Pump As National Average Passes $5
• Body of 6-year-old boy found days after mother drowned trying to save him
• NYC lifts school mask requirement for kids under 5
• DNA links Texas truck driver to 1993 killing of California mother
• Former Illinois Attorney General Jim Ryan dead at 76
• Chicago Weather Alert: Heat Advisory; severe Thunderstorms Monday afternoon
• More slowdowns for drivers expected as Rt. 28 construction project is expanded
• Retired general quits as think tank's president amid FBI probe
• Police: Woman In Critical Condition After Attempted Murder-Suicide In Logan
• Massachusetts gas prices stay at record high $5.05 a gallon
• FDA says Pfizer COVID vaccine apparently safe and works in kids under 5
• Firefighters battle hay shed fire in Derry Township
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• Community demands street safety plan after two children killed in crashes
• Chance the Rapper surprises kids at kickoff for Socials Works summer camp
• Sarah Heinz House education program director facing sex crime charges
• "A Strange Loop" takes home top prize at Tony Awards
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• Former President Trump's aides take center stage at House Jan. 6 committee hearings
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• Napa fire prevention tax measure fails to pass despite history of massive wildfires
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• NBA Finals: Nervous Warriors fans gear up for Game 5 against Boston with series tied
• Bay Area crypto investors face staggering losses
• Study finds that LAUSD needs to do more to recruit and retain Black teachers
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• January 6 hearings focus on Trump's false claims of election fraud
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• Mayor of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, discusses arrest of group of extremists
• NH store owner emotional after cancer fundraiser tip jar stolen
• Coyote bites man at Swampscott shopping plaza
• Four takeaways from the second day of the Jan. 6 committee hearings
• Pfizer vaccine could soon be ready for kids 5 and under
• Charlestown High School graduation paused by gunfire
• Eye on America: Veterans talk mental health, oysters threatened by climate change, and more
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• Gun Control Activists Laud Movement In Congress
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• Operation Safe Summer Cracks Down On Minneapolis Crime
• Heat advisories in eastern counties Monday evening
• MoneyWatch: U.S. stocks sink as inflation fears mount
• 'This needs to stop': CPD officers upset about violent acts lobbed against them
• City of Dallas suggests hiring civilians to take low-priority calls
• Man suspected of killing his wife found dead
• Groups have mixed reaction to bipartisan gun safety framework but agree on importance of this year's
• Local groups have mixed reaction to compromise gun safety framework
• Tornado warning for parts of Chicago area
• Jan. 6 panel focuses on Trump's false claims about 2020 election during second public hearing
• Gunfire in Ukrainian Village damages cars, strikes home, leaving residents uneasy
• Two women killed during Compton street takeover
• Sarah Heinz House education program director accused of sexually assaulting boy
• Chicago reports 5 new cases of monkeypox
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• An inside look at BSO's "Real Time Crime Center"
• Air Force crew cleared of wrongdoing in Kabul take-off
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• Shelters, federal aid not enough to end homelessness in Allegheny County
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