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Articles from June 23, 2022

• Crews halt progress of fire in Pleasanton hills; 2 firefighters hurt, evacuees return
• Brush fire burns 140 acres, comes dangerously close to Port Costa
• 'These Vessels Contain Pollutants': New Efforts Underway To Remove Abandoned Boats Along Sacramento Waterways
• 'A Miracle Of Nature': Rare Planet Alignment Will Be Best Seen Friday Morning
• Musical tribute held in Garden Grove for veterans captured in Ukraine
• Bonta, Hochman Will Face Off In California's Attorney General Race
• Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband charged in Napa DUI
• Resident Describes Vegetation Fire Near Vacaville That Prompted Evacuations
• USC's Isaiah Mobley drafted by Cavaliers with 47th pick
• Recall Gascón office evacuated after receiving envelope with unknown white powder
• UCLA's Peyton Watson drafted 30th overall, rights traded to Denver
• Clippers take Moussa Diabate with 43rd pick in NBA draft
• Kinzinger highlights Trump's pressure on Justice Department during Jan. 6 hearing
• Lakers select Michigan State's Max Christie with 2nd-round pick
• Six current, former U.S. Postal employees accused of collecting fraudulent unemployment benefits, business loans
• Billionaire Ken Griffin moving Chicago-based hedge fund Citadel to Miami
• Bulls pick Dalen Terry of University of Arizona in NBA Draft
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Air quality action day Friday
• Banged up White Sox get shut out by Baltimore Orioles
• Fowles posts double-double in return, Lynx beat Mercury
• Madonna appears at Terminal 5 to kick off Pride weekend
• T-wolves draft trade nets 7-1 Auburn center Walker Kessler
• 'Beware of fakes': Avs fans warned of counterfeit Stanley Cup merchandise
• 85-year-old Victorville man arrested for child porn
• Shots fired on Metro bus in Mid City area, police investigating
• Tourists bring economic boost to San Francisco for Pride Weekend
• More than 24 hours later, power restored at Hays Manor in McKees Rocks
• Supreme Court strikes down New York's concealed carry law
• Detective injured after NYPD vehicle struck by gunfire
• Family of Ravens' Jaylon Ferguson 'Utterly Shocked,' Call His Death One Of 'Darkest Moments In Our Lives'
• Juul Labs Banned From Selling E-Cigarettes In Maryland, Other States
• Supreme Court Decision On New York Gun Law Will Impact Maryland
• CBS3 Mysteries: Robert Ucciferri's 2002 Good Friday Murder Still Haunting Family 20 Years Later
• High Inflation Is Prompting Pet Owners To Surrender Pets To Animal Shelters
• Eaglet takes first flight on DNR EagleCam
• Man Who Was Hit By Baltimore Police Patrol Car Dies From Injuries
• Structural issue disrupts MBTA service, shuts down streets
• Burned Body Of 18-Year-Old Man Found Near Train Tracks In Baltimore's Morrell Park
• As gas prices continue to surge ahead of summer holidays, Minnesota marinas navigate pain at the pump
• Ald. Tom Tunney worries about police resources with crowds expected after Pride Parade
• Major Water Main Break In North Philadelphia Floods Basements, Damages Several Cars
• MSD shooting survivor finds Supreme Court's latest decision "depressing"
• New York City auctions off last Redbird subway car
• Heat take forward Nikola Jović with 27th pick
• Michigan GOP Lawmaker Proposes Bill With 10-Year Prison Sentence For Abortion Providers
• Teach for America partners with Dallas ISD, working to reduce educational inequalities
• LAPD release footage of officer-involved shooting following pursuit
• Mendota Heights rolls out new tool to catch speeders
• Mayor Adams calls to expand pedestrian space on Broadway
• How To See A Rare Alignment Of 5 Planets For 1st Time In Nearly 20 Years
• Local rifle, handgun retailer says he supports expanded background checks
• Amazon Alexa Will Be Able To Mimic Deceased Loved Ones' Voices
• Two 13-year-old boys shot in separate incidents minutes apart
• Toddler killed, woman injured in Maple Grove crash
• Vienna reclaims title as world's most livable city
• Disability Law Center demands changes for wheelchair users
• Maryland Weather: Summer Showers Will Interrupt A Series Of Warm Days
• Wizards Draft Wisconsin's Johnny Davis With 10th Pick
• Gov. Newsom, California Leaders Pledge New Law To Address High Court's 'Dangerous Decision' On Gun Ruling
• Witnesses drag feet at trial of Nipsey Hussle shooter
• Getting Answers: What Supreme Court Decision On New York Concealed Carry Law Means For California
• Quarry drowning victim identified as 18-year-old from Everett
• Baltimore County's Johnny Olszewski Discusses COVID-19 Recovery Efforts During Capitol Hill Visit
• Why New Jersey Could See Biggest Local Impact To Supreme Court's Decision To Block New York Gun Law
• Reactions to concealed carry decision pour in from Brooklyn
• 40-Year-Old Man Shot Near Busy West Baltimore Intersection
• Big rig crash in Plano shuts down southbound 75 at George Bush Turnpike
• State police locate missing 22-year-old man
• NBA draft: Magic take Duke's Paolo Banchero with No. 1 pick
• Jason DeRusha signs off after 19 years at WCCO
• 6 takeaways from the fifth Jan. 6 select committee hearing
• Nancy Pelosi's Husband Paul Pelosi Charged With DUI In Napa County
• Multiple lanes on George Bush Turnpike service road shut down through Friday
• California DWR project to give struggling salmon more room to move
• Driver sought in fatal hit-and-run that killed cyclist in Downtown Oakland
• Full Southern Beltway opens Friday
• Sacramento-Area Teens, Young Adults Gain Life Skills Through 'Adult 101'
• Report finds 12% of LGBTQ characters on TV have repeating roles
• Philadelphia Police Lieutenant Caught On Recording Allegedly Using Racial Slur
• Trumpet, 1st bloodhound to win Westminster show, tours NYC
• 2022 NBA Draft: Sacramento Kings Select Keegan Murray From Iowa With No. 4 Pick
• Governor Newsom criticizes Supreme Court open carry decision as 'shameful'
• Thunder take Gonzaga's Chet Holmgren with No. 2 overall pick
• Man dies after being pulled out of Joe Pool Lake, wasn't wearing life vest
• Gay rights movement monument at NYC park gets a touch-up
• Woman slashed, robbed at Bronx subway station
• On A Positive Note: Blood drive hopes to inspire others to donate and save lives
• Chicago's Mount Carmel High School considers going co-ed after 122 years as all-boys' school
• 3 suspects in custody for home invasion in Sherman Oaks
• N.J. Six Flags park welcomes litter of Siberian tigers
• Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul Pelosi, charged with DUI over California crash
• NYRA Suspends Baffert 1 Year; Eligible To Return In January
• Family of Stone Foltz files lawsuit against Bowling Green State University
• As NYC rolls out monkeypox vaccinations, CDC works to expand access
• Cubs edged by Pirates in 10th
• Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson says fake electors came from Pennsylvania lawmaker Mike Kelly
• Nick Gordon's homer helps Twins slow Guardians in 1-0 win
• U.S. Forest Service issues draft assessment that could doom Minnesota mine
• Experts disagree on how SCOTUS gun law ruling will impact Pa.
• Ex-Peekskill cop gets 7 years in prison for sexual abuse
• Man found dead at Valley View Park, suspect unknown
• Surviving Surfside: Year One
• Changes come anew to San Francisco Castro District, for better or worse
• Uvalde victim's sister pleads for tougher gun laws in Texas
• GOP gubernatorial candidate Greg Lopez on gas prices, 2020 election
• Miami-Dade to offer free COVID vaccines to children 6 months and up
• 'Begging for you guys to do something:' Sister of Uvalde shooting urges Texas lawmakers to act
• SCOTUS ruling strikes down New York gun law, but what does that mean for Minnesota?
• Power Outage Impacts Over 7,500 Customers In Plumas County
• Chicago Police Department seeks to recruit Marines amid officer shortage
• Englewood residents get land to build dreams for the community and themselves
• Long Beach to unveil new water playground amid lifeguard shortage
• Trump-era DOJ official Jeffrey Clark's home searched
• Exclusive: Sacramento City Councilman Sean Loloee Addresses Accusations He Lives In Granite Bay
• Charges pending after hockey player punches referee
• Filmmaker Alex Holder: Trump saw violence on Jan 6. as an "inevitability"
• Jan. 6 Takeaways: Trump Risked Provoking 'Constitutional Crisis;' At Least 5 Republican Congressmen Sought Pardons
• Pace set to begin rolling out electric buses this fall -- a sneak peek
• Student charged with hanging nooses from tree at Haven Middle School
• 'Past 2 Years Have Been An Absolute Nightmare': Elon Musk Says He's Worried About Keeping Tesla Out Of Bankruptcy
• Child of Elon Musk granted petition for name, gender change
• Schubert reflects on balancing support for officers with calls for reform
• Groups rally outside Shakopee women's prison, allege history of abuse against inmates
• Man drives tractor from Washington to Minnesota to raise money for Parkinson's disease
• Mariners score 2 in 9th on wild pitches, top A's
• Lincoln Park man who fled Ukraine years ago pays it forward by sponsoring refugee couple.
• Driver says he's lucky to be alive after being shot during Northwest Side road rage incident
• Supreme Court strikes down New York gun law, similar laws in California now in question
• Teen, 17, Arrested In Fatal Shooting Of Alexander Jack Taylor In Rancho Cordova
• Plan to reach carbon neutrality by 2045 draws criticism
• Food shelves struggle with increased demand, lack of supply
• California Senate Rejects Involuntary Servitude Amendment
• Miami Herald reporters rose to the challenge of telling the "why" of the Surfside condo collapse
• United Airlines cuts flights at Newark Airport
• Tri-State Area joins effort to boost offshore wind industry
• California Clasico: Earthquakes / Galaxy match at Stanford delayed due to ongoing outage
• 3 people shot in Commerce City neighborhood
• Detroit Filmmakers Bringing Tinseltown To Motown
• 12-year-old Eduardo Jimenez found safe
• Police say someone is leaving tacks on Panhandle Trail
• Drug sobering center opens to serve San Francisco's SoMa, Tenderloin
• 5 Siberian Tiger Cubs Born At Six Flags Wild Safari
• Feds: Broward financial advisor stole millions, used money on extramarital affairs
• Colorful hearts celebrate Framingham's diversity
• Two fugitives added to Texas Top 10 Most Wanted
• Police search for men accused of firing gun on Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus
• Forney ISD's new dress code has students and parents talking
• Rachel Evangelisto makes history as first Indigenous woman to win Miss Minnesota crown
• 92-year-old man dead, 60-year-old woman critically hurt in Scott County crash
• How does Supreme Court's decision on NY gun law affect Colorado?
• Santa Clara health officials investigates 1st probable case of monkeypox
• Supreme Court strikes down NY gun law, could lead to Mass. challenge
• 'I know it's about discrimination': South Side aldermen upset grocery store closings leaving them without fresh food options
• NYPD officers save woman who fell on subway tracks following seizure
• Man killed while removing old antenna from Taunton home
• Delmarva Power Presents Mobile Command Unit That Will Be Dispatched To Storm-Hit Areas In Summer
• Hundreds line up for monkeypox vaccine in New York City
• Baltimore City Council Passes Annual Budget, Steers $57 Million To Schools
• "It's difficult to come back," Urban Search & Rescue leader returns to Surfside
• Spread of 4-alarm wildfire near Vacaville stopped; evacuations still in place
• Woodland Comprehensive High Schools To Start Later Next Year
• Man shot during armed robbery in River North, amid warning of recent holdups downtown
• Adams: Gun carry rules still apply after SCOTUS ruling
• Newest Omicron subvariants infecting people who should have immunity
• Gordon's homer helps Twins slow Guardians in 1-0 win
• Report concludes Commerce City police chief 'not truthful' about speeding stop
• Firefighters respond to brush fire in Antelope Valley
• Huntington Bank branch robbed on Madison Street downtown
• $181,000 household income needed to buy median-priced home in Mass.
• Dallas City Council approves $450,000 funding for south Dallas wellness complex
• NASA to auction company: Give us back our moon dust and cockroaches
• Judge denies new trial for convicted killer Harold Henthorn
• Firefighters knock down 25 acre brush fire in Sylmar
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• People shopping for fireworks should expect less bang for their buck this year
• Allegheny County GOP chair Sam DeMarco interviewed by FBI in 2020 election probe
• Man, 30, Sentenced For Stalking 16-Year-Old Girl On Run In Placer County
• 5 test positive for Monkeypox in Colorado
• $10,000 reward for cyclist hit & run suspect driver Alan 'Haley' Mill
• The Manor In Mount Vernon Has Become Baltimore's Drag Brunch Hotspot
• Chavis stars with bat, defense, Pirates edge Cubs in 10
• Woman committed over "Slender Man" stabbing seeks her release
• Yelp to shut 3 offices, saying the "future of work" is remote
• Driver hospitalized after crashing into trooper on I-76
• Some gun owners already seeking more concealable weapons after Supreme Court ruling
• Florida Panthers tap Paul Maurice as new head coach
• MBTA on "hiring blitz" to address service cuts
• Man hospitalized after being grazed by bullet near Thorndale Red Line station
• Cost of Pa. fishing license could increase for first time since 2005
• Tyler man pleads guilty to using stolen valor to defraud investors out of millions
• Pennsylvania Lottery Scratch-Off Ticket Worth $3 Million Sold In South Philadelphia
• Court: Harvard can be sued for distress over slave photos
• Firefighters Extinguish Fire At Baltimore Prison For Second Time In Six Months
• Massachusetts reports 1,700 new COVID cases, 6 additional deaths
• Suspect In Modesto Arby's, Wienerschnitzel Burglaries Arrested
• Young motorcyclist killed in Rochester crash
• MIA travelers still being affected days after RED Air jet's fiery crash landing
• World's largest bacterium found in Caribbean swamp
• European Union makes Ukraine a candidate for membership
• St. Paul man charged with assault after allegedly struggling with officer over gun
• 2 Teens Charged With Murder In Connection To Fatal Shooting Of Philadelphia 15-Year-Old Sean Toomey
• Can't afford a Stanley Cup Final ticket? Here are the best places to watch the Avs chase the cup
• Rowlett man who stalked, murdered ex-girlfriend pleads guilty to violent crimes
• Patriots have signed all members of 2022 draft class
• Where's Marty? Visiting Civic Works' Real Food Farm, Where Vegetables Are Grown For People In Need
• Maryland State Comptroller Calls For Tax Holiday To Offset High Gas Prices
• Firefighters attempt to rescue person in water below cliffs of Malibu
• Lanes reopen after rollover injury crash snarls Hwy 101 in San Francisco
• Philadelphia City Councils Passes $5.8 Billion Operating Budget For 2022-23
• SF Giants Fall 7-6 Against Braves, Now Have Dropped 4 Of Last 5 Games
• Freeman HR ahead of emotional return, Dodgers sweep Reds
• Police: UPS employee keeps Ross Township woman from losing life savings to scam
• Parker County couple arrested in meth trafficking operation
• Investigation underway after 6 die in Vietnam-era helicopter crash in West Virginia
• Nearly 200 'Deeply Affordable' Apartments To Be Developed In Detroit
• Hugh McElhenny, former 49er and Hall of Fame running back, dead at 93
• Monticello man faces charges after KIK app flags BCA of possible child porn
• Title IX pioneers reflect on law's 50th anniversary
• Bill Nye marries journalist and author Liza Mundy
• Baltimore City Public Schools Holding Job Fair Next Week
• Alex Wood struggles early, Giants fall to Braves in finale
• High gas prices sting millions who rely on driving for work
• Morgan State University's AI Research Center Could Soon See $2M Bump
• Documentary filmmaker Alex Holder: Trump didn't take responsibility for Jan. 6
• Former MDPD officer headed to prison following rough arrest
• Supreme Court Strikes Down NY Concealed Handgun Law; Frosh Says It Will Lead To 'More Deaths And More Pain'
• Trinity Valley Community College under lockdown, not due to an on-campus event
• GOP gubernatorial candidate Heidi Ganahl on tax relief, 2020 election
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Clear skies in the evening
• American, United pare flights as delays and cancellations surge
• Southern California Democrats condemn SCOTUS ruling striking down NY concealed carry gun law
• Giants trade Steven Duggar to Rangers, acquire Vallejo native Willie Calhoun
• 50-Year-Old Man Convicted Of Attempted Rape, Assault In Break-In At Elderly Woman's Edgewater Home
• NASA, SpaceX to assess potential Starship threat to Crew Dragon pad
• Woman in serious condition after shooting in Marquette Park
• Police Arrest Michigan Woman Accused Of Delivering Drug In Deadly Overdose
• Detroit Man Charged With Shooting Estranged Girlfriend
• WHO convenes emergency meeting on monkepox outbreak; Stanford lab begins testing
• Lakers get in draft, acquire 35th pick in trade with Orlando
• Person Rescued From Trench In Hamilton, New Jersey: Fire Officials
• Many on Long Island hail SCOTUS gun-carry law decision as big victory
• Thousands line up for chance to land job at Sunrise job fair
• FDA Orders Juul Labs To Remove Products From US Market
• Standoff near Eagle Mountain Lake erupts into flames, 1 officer injured
• Lawsuit claims 2 slain boys unlawfully placed with foster parents
• Publix not offering COVID vaccine to young kids
• Nike to fully exit Russia over its war in Ukraine
• SFUSD school board votes to leave Washington mural on display
• Federal Agencies Reverse Trump Limits On Habitat Protection
• WHO considers declaring monkeypox a global health emergency
• Court rules Harvard can be sued for distress over slave photos
• Gov. Youngkin: Virginians are focused on inflation, not on Jan. 6
• "Active Threat" drill Thursday night at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
• Supreme Court rules to protect police from lawsuits over Miranda rights
• WHOH Detroit Connecting Youth With Law Enforcement Through Sports
• Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez, wife Loreen welcome triplets; says all are 'healthy and resting well'
• Report: Sacramento Kings Trade Away No. 49 Draft Pick To Cavaliers
• Mothers Movement Demands End To Gun Violence In Philadelphia     
• 15-year-old charged in burglary, assault that injured 2 women in Hazelwood
• Frustrated with lack of answers, former Surfside Mayor Charles Burkett reflects on condo collapse
• Rare, 5-planet Alignment Will Take Over The Sky This Month
• Biden administration cancels federal student debt of defrauded borrowers
• Assault with deadly weapon suspect taken into custody in Lakewood following brief pursuit, standoff
• WHO Considers Declaring Monkeypox A Global Health Emergency
• Hogan Joins Workgroup Of 8 Governors Studying Recommendations On Gun Violence, School Safety
• Official named to monitor primary in Pueblo County
• Crime Stoppers Offering $2,500 Reward For Tips On 2019 Murder Of 23-Year-Old In Highland Park
• CPS launching Summer Meals, LunchStop Programs next week
• Red Wings Legends Vladimir Konstantinov, Darren McCarty Kick Off 'Rally For Vlady' In Detroit
• Police seek man who painted 'Murderer' on signs for Concord, NH gun show
• Minnesota DNR seeks input on wolf management plan
• California Emissions, Carbon Neutrality Plan Draws Criticism
• Feds seek 15-year prison term for former "Cheer" star Jerry Harris in sex crimes case
• Surfside events planned to honor victims
• Twin Cities Pride organizers stress past, present and future for 50th anniversary
• Stabbing at Vegas hospital leaves one patient dead, 2nd wounded
• Update: SFPD releases photos of person of interest in fatal Muni Metro shooting
• Supreme Court Strikes Down Restrictive New York Gun Law
• 2-year-old child attacked by coyote in Fountain Valley
• 3 arrested after McKees Rocks drug bust
• MDHHS: First Mosquito-Borne Virus Of 2022 Detected In Bay County
• Mohamed Noor moved to undisclosed facility ahead of Monday release
• More than $4M in methamphetamine seized at Texas-Mexico border
• Three men arrested in connection with Encino home-invasion robbery
• Judge approves $1B+ settlement for victims of Surfside condo collapse
• Helena Syrovatkova Charged For Her Role In Tally Ho Fire
• Wisconsin election investigator says he deleted records
• Volunteers walk through Philadelphia streets advocate against gun violence
• Colorado mountain county taking steps to try to prevent STIs
• PAWS celebrates its 25th anniversary with 'Day of Giving' raising funds for the no-kill shelter
• Maryland Weather: After The Morning Rain, A Very Cloudy Thursday
• Officers Find Loose Goat Roaming Streets Of Medford Township
• Hell Angels members face life sentences for murder, racketeering
• Cambridge fifth graders walk out of school to protest gun violence
• Police locate 63-year-old man with autism, stolen U-Haul truck after they were taken from Anaheim
• Staten Island residents warned about string of break-ins caught on video
• Chicago Park District, residents will meet to discuss pool repairs at Orr Academic High School
• MISSING: Amia Smith, 17, and her 5-month old son last seen in Harvard, Illinois
• Best computer backup drives in 2022 (plus deals)
• Young Colorado Avs fan has special connection to player
• Bear euthanized after encounter with woman inside her Tahoe home
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH reports 4,587 cases, 19 deaths
• Search ongoing for escaped Holton Conservation Camp inmate
• Aurora police arrest Jeremy Rocha in deadly shooting on I-70
• Michigan To Destroy Some Blood Spots In Fight Over Consent
• Miami Weather: Warm & plenty of sun, don't miss overnight "planet parade"
• Bear euthanized after being removed from I-495 median following car crash
• 2 Killed, 2 Injured In Crash On I-696 In Oakland County
• Judge approves $1 billion settlement in deadly Florida condo collapse
• Belle, English Setter from Pine Island, wins Westminster's sporting group
• Shooting Investigation Underway At Sacramento County Apartment Complex
• Biden administration proposes overhaul to campus sexual assault rules
• Nelly, Styx, Niko Moon And Lauren Alaina To Headline Maryland State Fair Concert Series
• FDA Orders Juul Labs To Remove Products From US Market
• Minnesota United gives head coach Adrian Heath new contract
• Inside The White House's Spring Scramble To Contain The Baby Formula Crisis
• Supreme Court Strikes Down New York Gun Law, Expanding Gun Rights
• Supreme Court Strikes New York Gun Law, Expanding Gun Rights
• FDA orders Juul to remove all e-cigarettes from U.S. market
• FDA bans Juul e-cigarettes tied to teen vaping surge
• The Dream Of Owning A Home Is Out Of Reach For 4 Million Americans
• Officer killed in fatal shooting at Arkansas county jail, police say
• Ethan Crumbley's Trial In Oxford School Shooting Moved To January 2023
• Sacramento Zoo Animals Getting Frozen Treats To Help Keep Cool Amid Heatwaves
• Ghislaine Maxwell should spend 30 to 55 years in prison, prosecutors argue
• Trumpet, bloodhound from central Illinois, wins Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show
• Police Seek Suspect After 25-Year-Old Fatally Shot In Detroit
• Assembly advances bill allowing to-go cocktails at bars without food order
• 40-Year-Old Man Arrested In Connection With June 16 West Baltimore Homicide
• FDA bans Juul e-cigarettes from the U.S. market
• Man suffering from gunshot wound crashes vehicle in Hollywood near W Hotel; Search for gunman continues
• Suspect Arrested After North Philadelphia Shooting Sends 17-Year-Old Boy To Hospital: Police
• Miami-Dade authorities warn not to illegally dump anything or face consequences
• Supreme Court strikes down New York gun law, expanding concealed carry rights
• Social Stress Prematurely Ages Your Immune System, Study Finds
• Gas prices hitting Texans hard who rely on cars for work
• State police arrest two suspects in connection to 2020 Aliquippa homicide
• SFMTA Transportation Director Jeffrey Tumlin feels responsibility to LGBTQ community
• Eastern Michigan University Finalizes Agreement Investing $200 Million In Housing
• Flying Dog Teams Up With 2 Breweries To Form Right Coast Spirits, Offering Canned Cocktails
• Man Shot, Wounded During Confrontation With Albion Police
• BSO firefighter, paramedic facing grand theft charges
• Deadline nears for applications to vote by mail in primary elections in Chicago
• City admits data on 460,000 residents lost after night out drinking
• Teen's miraculous Surfside collapse survival finds purpose
• All-clear given after suspicious package investigated near Brickell Avenue
• Coach Dives Into Pool To Rescue American Swimmer Anita Alvarez At World Championships
• In final WNBA season, Sylvia Fowles earns 8th All-Star nod
• Kaiser Permanente nurses hold 24-hour strike
• Ex-fugitive Santa Rosa chiropractor gets 10-year prison term for molesting patients
• Walter "Disney" Davis pleads guilty to attempting to send drug-soaked papers to inmates
• Jerami Grant To Be Traded To Portland By Detroit
• Sylmar man wanted for tormenting Filipino family in North Hollywood skips out on arraignment
• Sonia Chang-Diaz ends campaign for Massachusetts governor
• Chicago company using fungi from Yellowstone to grow vegan protein products
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• Gas Prices Sting US Workers Who Depend On Their Cars
• Stoughton man admits using federal COVID-19 relief money to pay mortgage
• Suspect in attempted kidnapping at Brooklyn Park McDonald's turns self in
• Celtics rumors: Willing to discuss Pritchard, Williams "for right price"
• Alexa will soon be able to speak to you in your relative's voice
• Child dies days after being pulled from Alexandria hotel pool
• Layoffs reach pre-pandemic levels, with 229K claims last week
• Biden And East Coast Governors, Including Hogan, Team Up To Boost Offshore Wind
• Texas House Democrats hold news conference on gun violence, school safety
• Bodies of slain priests, tour guide found; $250,000 reward offered
• Watch an encore JasonCam live stream, for old time's sake
• 5-year-old hurt after falling out window in Roxbury, landing on car
• Grim recovery work after Afghan quake hits nation "already on the brink"
• Sacramento Police Respond To Car Crashing Into A Home
• Two injured, man arrested following fiery four-car collision in Palmdale
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 6/23 Thursday forecast
• Jeter Downs soaked it all in during Major League debut
• LI library reverses ban on Pride displays in children's area
• Nelly Korda Set To Defend Title At Women's PGA Championship At Congressional
• Gov. Hochul signs "Alyssa's Law" for school panic alams
• Man fatally shot outside Dave & Buster's in Dallas
• Steelers sign Kenny Pickett to 4-year rookie deal
• NTSB focuses on landing gear after fiery landing at Miami International Airport
• Homeowner sends warning to people getting their first house, expensive problems that could lie ahead
• Austin Hays Hits For Cycle To Help Orioles Beat Nationals 7-0
• UPS Set To Fly Shipment Of Baby Formula From Australia To Philadelphia In July Amid Nationwide Shortage
• One dead after single-car collision with tree on 710 Freeway in Long Beach
• What to pack on a casual family fishing trip
• Douglas non-profit shelter places unwanted dogs into loving homes
• Rare chance to see five planets and the moon align this week
• Man charged in deadly stabbing in gated Plantation community
• 'He's moved on, we've moved on:' Tomlin talks AB, Super Bowls, and the future on The Pivot
• Man shot during robbery in River North
• Hundreds of dead birds wash up on island; officials fear avian flu
• Starbucks used "illegal tactics" against workers, regulators say
• Tesla Wanted In Germantown Hit-And-Run That Left 21-Year-Old Dead Located: Police
• Hundreds of books found discarded in dumpster outside Lake View High School
• Minnesota's in its peak strawberry-picking window
• U.S. swimmer saved by coach after fainting in pool at world championships
• Ex-lawmaker who filmed himself storming U.S. Capitol gets prison
• Mega-job fair in Sunrise looks to fill 8,000 positions
• Massachusetts gas prices continue slow drop to $4.98 a gallon
• New Jersey Forest Service Says Illegal Campfire Sparked Mullica River Fire
• Broward firefighter accused of grand theft, fraud at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
• NFL seeking arbitration for Brian Flores racial discrimination lawsuit
• Third-Degree Murder Charge Dropped Against Jayana Webb, Accused Of Killing 2 Pennsylvania State Troopers, Man In Crash
• CDC: 7 deaths reported amid meningitis outbreak in Florida
• Hidden cameras installed on dozens of subway cars, MTA says
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Sunny and Warm Thursday
• President Joe Biden Calling On Congress To Suspend Federal Gas Tax For Remainder Of Summer
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cooldown expected after Wednesday's hot temperatures and storms
• Some Chicago area pools participating in World's Largest Swimming Lesson
• No injuries reported after fire breaks out in Tarentum high-rise building
• Philadelphia Fire Department Announces Funeral Services For Lt. Sean Williamson
• Scientists probe Japan's remarkable COVID success in hunt for new vaccine
• PGA Tour in 'arms race' against Saudi-funded LIV Golf
• County council votes to remove residency requirement for dispatchers
• Gov. Wolf promises veto on Pennsylvania 'Don't Say Gay' bill
• North Hills community meets to discuss proposal on changing school mascot's name
• Rivas slam, Happ and Wisdom homer, Cubs rout Pirates 14-5

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