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• Bay Area rallies held Friday protest U.S. Supreme Court decision on abortion
• California Abortion Activists React To The End Of Roe V. Wade
• California governor, lawmakers near deal on gas tax rebate
• Reds beat Giants 4-2 to halt 7-game skid
• Ex-Minneapolis officer Mohamed Noor scheduled to be released next week
• Man arrested after kidnapping woman at workplace, holding her for hours inside Brooklyn Park home
• Greinke, Olivares power Royals to 3-1 win over A's
• Tesla Fire In Alameda County Grows To Over 500 Acres
• San Francisco police ask public for help locating sex-assault suspect
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: June 25, 2022
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Scattered storms Saturday
• White Sox score one run as they lose to Orioles; heated exchange Kopech's pitch hits Baltimore's Mateo
• Hendricks carries shutout into 8th, Cubs blank Cardinals
• Abortion rights advocates protest at Federal Plaza, march downtown following Roe v. Wade decision
• Verlander pitches Astros to win, ends Yanks' home streak
• Former President Barack Obama drops by Presidential Center construction site
• Lindor homers, knocks in 4 as Mets top Marlins
• Some Coloradans offering help following historic Supreme Court Roe v. Wade announcement
• Rallies, marches kick off Pride Weekend in New York City
• With Roe v. Wade gone, Chicago's LGBTQ+ community worries their rights could be next
• Maryland Prepares For Increase In Patients After Roe V. Wade Overturned
• Johns Hopkins Experts Describe Updated Gun Control Laws As 'Great First Step'
• Baltimore's Mayor Scott Frees Up $300K In Funding For Pro-Abortion Organizations To Assist Women
• On Chicago visit, Vice President Kamala Harris expresses disappointment with overturning of Roe v. Wade
• Detectives Trace Deadly Shooting That Caused Crash To Area Near Baltimore's Carroll Park
• Local leaders react to supreme court overturning Roe v. Wade
• Backyard Fire In Suisun City Damages Home
• The 2022 Baltimore Ravens Training Camp Kicks Off Next Month
• 10 California Communities Awarded $17 Million To Address Family Homelessness
• Rays' Ramirez delivers winning hit in 10th to beat Bucs 4-3
• Germán Márquez earns 3rd straight win, Rockies shut out Twins 1-0
• Turner homers, Dodgers stop Braves 4-1 in Freeman's return
• Abortion rights protestors, counter protestors met at the Downtown Denton Square
• Swimmers Warned To Avoid Matapeake Beach Over High Levels Of Bacteria
• Arroyo has three RBIs in return, Red Sox beat Guardians 6-3
• Wolves beat Springfield Thunderbirds in Game 4 and are now a win away from Calder Cup
• Maryland May Experience The Domino Effect Of A Controversial Supreme Court Ruling On Abortion
• Protestors, counter-protestors gather in Downtown Dallas
• Ukrainian forces withdrawing from Sievierodonetsk, officials say
• COVID-19 Vaccines Saved Nearly 20 Million Lives In First Year, Study Says
• Michigan Ballot Initiative Aims To Protect Abortion Rights
• Code Orange air quality alert issued for Saturday
• Fire burning within Hansen Dam, fueled by winds
• Maryland Weather: Sun And Warm Temperatures Are On The Horizon
• Man sentenced to at least 22 years in fatal July 4th shooting in downtown Pittsburgh
• Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade, Allowing States To Ban Abortion
• Supreme Court strikes down Roe v. Wade in seismic shift for abortion rights
• Roe v. Wade Overturned: Officials In Philadelphia Region React To Supreme Court Ruling Allowing States To Ban Abortion
• Sanneh Foundation: FREE Community Camps
• US Supreme Court ruling adds fuel to Florida abortion battles
• Texas DPS looking for missing elderly man
• Bay Area Planned Parenthood readies facilities for post-Roe influx
• Fire Crews Battle Vegetation Fire In Palermo
• Mets top Marlins 5-3
• City Of Tracy Announces Awardees Of 2022 Fireworks Lottery
• Woman Dies From Shooting At Natomas Truck Stop, Gunman Was Employee
• 1 dead, 3 injured after shooting, car crash in Burleson
• US 380 at Stonebridge Road in McKinney shut down for fatality crash
• SJPD: Double-homicide suspect rushed officers with gun before being fatally shot
• Bay Area women recount abortion ordeals, fear worst in wake of Roe v. Wade reversal
• Chun Shoots 69 To Lead By 6 At Women's PGA Championship
• Fears mount that Supreme Court will undo same-sex marriage rights
• Hundreds of abortion rights supporters march in downtown Minneapolis
• Abortion ruling opposed by Dems, welcomed by Republicans
• Attempts to ban abortion are 'really suppress women,' advocate says after U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade
• A Texas law banning most abortions to take effect by mid-August
• Roe v. Wade overturned: Abortion-rights supporters rally in Pittsburgh
• Demonstrators hit the streets to protest SCOTUS ruling that overturns Roe v. Wade
• Bicyclist Hit By Vehicle In Downtown Sacramento
• Making safer connections along the High Line Canal
• Protesters gather in Boston after Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade
• Power returning to Stanford University campus after 3 days of outages
• Police Officer, Candidate for HD 61 Frazier indicted on two counts of impersonation
• One dead in Groveland apartment fire
• Roller coaster enthusiasts flock to Kennywood for national convention
• Bay Area anti-abortion advocates cheer Supreme Court decision
• Crews Contain Fire Near Sheridan, Evacuations Lifted
• Rewards Programs Can Offset Painful Prices At Baltimore Gas Stations
• South Florida leaders react to Supreme Court overturning Roe V. Wade
• Coyote who attacked 2-year-old trapped by Fish and Wildlife
• Planned Parenthood CEO: Clinics "fighting to get every single patient in that they can see" before states ban abortion
• SFPD pumps up presence to protect Pride events
• Black bear dies after getting trapped in hot car in Tennessee
• Roe V. Wade Demonstrations Being Held In Downtown Sacramento
• Reproductive rights supporters fear Roe v. Wade reversal threatens other civil liberties
• Proposed Citizens rate hikes trimmed
• Local pastor believes Supreme Court made right decision overturning Roe v. Wade
• Naval reservist arrested, accused of storming Capitol with Proud Boys
• Mistrial Declared For Dirt Bike Star Accused In New Year's Day Deadly Stabbing
• Women's health clinics cancel appointments after ruling overturns Roe v. Wade
• "Stop the Steal" organizer testifies before grand jury in Jan. 6 probe
• NASA delays Psyche asteroid mission
• Only on CBSLA: Family hopes to get family dog back soon after being stolen
• Massachusetts lawmakers vow reproductive rights fight is just beginning
• Broadway's "Chicago" celebrates 10,000th performance
• Surfside families leave flowers, messages to loved ones at memorial site
• Juul allowed to keep selling e-cigarettes after court blocks FDA ban
• States with abortion rights expect to see surge in out-of-state patients
• SCOTUS decision turns Minnesota into Midwest island of abortion access
• Newsom, Oregon and Washington governors commit to protecting reproductive health care
• Roe v. Wade Overturned: These US Companies Will Cover Travel Costs For Employees Who Need Abortion
• Roe. v Wade overturned: What's next in Pennsylvania?
• FDNY high school graduation ceremony on Randall's Island
• Attorney CK Hoffler says Roe v. Wade decision will impact black, brown women; threatens other rights
• 95-year-old WWII vet finally receives high school diploma
• Driver Arrested In Hit-And-Run That Left 21-Year-Old Dead In Germantown: Police
• Lifeguard shortage in Massachusetts leaves beaches, lakes unprotected
• Clergy, counselors offer support at Healing Harlem event
• Update: Brush fire burning along Kirker Pass Road near Clayton 100% contained
• Update: Highway 92 near Half Moon Bay reopened after big-rig overturn crash
• SCOTUS ruling to overturn Roe v. Wade could impact N.Y. governor's race
• 'This accomplishment we've been fighting for,' anti-abortion activist says of Supreme Court ruling
• States pitch DNC on being the first to vet presidential candidates
• N.J. couple recalls escape from Surfside condo collapse
• Former NBA Star Rasheed Wallace Honored With Philadelphia Street Named After Him
• Colorado's abortion law to remain unchanged as neighboring states react to Roe v. Wade reversal
• Annual Roll N Peace bike ride - addressing crime in Englewood - returns Saturday
• Small brush fire breaks out in Eagle Rock near 134 freeway
• FBI seizes disputed Basquiat artwork from Florida museum
• Vegetation fire burning in unincorporated Morgan Hill
• Greasy Pole competition returns to Gloucester
• 3 shot, including two 15-year-old boys in Chatham
• Several evacuated as central Minnesota experiences flooding
• Baltimore Bishop And Playwright Aims To Bring Redemption To The Stage
• Next Weather Alert: Line of powerful storms sweeping over Minnesota, expected to weaken overnight
• Nonbinary ballet dancers blur lines of gender and classical roles
• DHS: Political violence could intensify following abortion ruling
• Steph Curry's "Underrated Golf Tour" makes debut at Cog Hill
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• 2 hurt after fire breaks out on 20th floor of Boston high-rise
• Gavin Newsom signs legislation to protect women, doctors from anti-abortion states
• Alameda County lifts latest indoor mask mandate as COVID-19 cases decline
• Gigantic, half-inch-long bacteria identified by team led by Bay Area scientist
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• Small plane crashes in rural Will County
• Arrest made in deadly shooting on SF Muni Metro train
• Credit card debt is getting pricier. Here's how to pay if off.
• Firefighters Contain 3-Alarm Fire That Threatened Homes In Suisun City
• Somerville attorney charged with trying to bribe Medford police chief
• State Department, CIA establish federal payment rules for "Havana Syndrome" victims
• NH rescuers pull plane out of Connecticut River
• Man suspected in 2 Ohio killings found dead in Alabama
• NYPD: Detective hurt in Brooklyn stray-bullet shooting was hit by shattered glass
• Philadelphia School Of Circus Arts In West Mounty Airy Kicks Off Summer Camp
• Demonstrators gather in Wynwood to protest Roe v. Wade decision
• Brian Laundrie's written confession to Gabby Petito killing released: "I ended her life"
• Teen pleads guilty in March death of Columbia Heights girl
• Two suspects arrested, weapons confiscated in SF armed robbery
• Nassau Police disable improvised "soda bomb" device left near elementary school gate
• Abortion rights protests planned across North Texas after SCOTUS overturns Roe
• Hochul, Adams vow to protect abortion access in New York
• Wisconsin doctors halt abortions after Roe v. Wade overturned
• Colorado leaders react to Supreme Court decision overturning Roe V. Wade
• Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade leaves Indiana's abortion laws in question
• Roe v. Wade Overturned: Here's What It Means For Residents In Pennsylvania, New Jersey And Delaware
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signs bills on smoking bans, stolen sexual images
• Where's Marty? Learning About The Queens Cruise To Kick Off Pride Weekend
• Disney among companies promising to cover abortion travel costs
• Massachusetts reports 1,727 new COVID cases, 10 additional deaths
• Overturning Of Roe v. Wade Putting More Focus On Pennsylvania Governor's Race
• Construction worker dies after falling into trench in Sun Valley
• Miami activists say Roe V. Wade ruling deprives them of their rights
• Whitmer vows to "fight like hell" to prevent 1931 abortion ban from becoming law
• Vermont dad uses excavator as state troopers attempt to arrest his son
• Firefighters Hike Into Tahoe National Forest To Stop Lightning-Caused Tree Fire
• Crews Place 3-Alarm Fire On Atlantic City Boardwalk Under Control
• Golden cancels fireworks show due to fire danger
• Peters Township father headed to trial in death of his infant son
• Man fatally shot in the Hill District
• Woman pleads guilty in DUI crash that killed couple in Newport Beach
• Woman fatally struck by truck driver near Capitol Expressway in San Jose
• Maryland Communities To Receive Majority Of Chesapeake Bay Trust Funding For Green Infrastructure Projects
• Man gets life for hit-and-run that killed man and toddler
• Airlines blame FAA for flight delays as July 4th nears
• AG Nessel Says Abortions Are Still Legal In Michigan
• 2 arrested in separate catalytic converter thefts in San Leandro
• Jury takes fraud case against Elizabeth Holmes' ex-partner 'Sunny' Balwani
• Missing sailors tell U.S. Coast Guard they're safe, heading back to Virginia
• Murphy asks NJ lawmakers to look into creating gun-free zones
• Thousands of demonstrators flood streets to protest SCOTUS ruling to overturn Roe v. Wade
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• Maryland Officials React To Supreme Court Overturning Roe V. Wade
• Illinois officials respond after U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade: "an abhorrent decision"
• Baltimore Pride Weekend Is Kicking Off
• Philadelphia DA Calls On Pennsylvania District Attorneys To Vow To Protect Abortion Rights After Roe v. Wade Overturned
• Fireworks are illegal in Denver, many Colorado communities
• Sen. Susan Collins criticizes conservative justices
• Another Recession Warning: Falling Copper Prices
• Federal court blocks FDA ban on Juul e-cigarette sales in U.S.
• Brush fire breaks out alongside Highway 87 in South San Jose
• City Of Inkster To Host Expungement And Community Resource Fair
• California, Bay Area leaders denounce Supreme Court overturning of Roe v. Wade
• Florida lawmakers weigh in on SCOTUS Roe V. Wade decision
• "Dystopian" "Devastating" "Terribly Wrong": Mass. politicians furious after Roe v. Wade reversal
• Dick's Sporting Goods CEO announces travel expense reimbursement to employees seeking abortions in another state
• After Roe V. Wade Is Overturned, Archbishop Lori Says It's A 'Historic Day'
• Blackhawks reportedly hiring Luke Richardson as new head coach
• Greg's Kitchen In Manayunk Reopens After 10 Months Since Flooding From Ida
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein on South Florida star player not being talked about
• "Artventure" unveiled in St. Louis Park, Golden Valley
• House Passes 1st Major Federal Gun Safety Legislation In Decades, Bill Will Go To Biden For Signature
• Woman Shot In The Abdomen Near Natomas-Area Truck Stop
• Biden Administration Set To Announce Comprehensive Plan To Overhaul Maternal Health Care
• Thomas says Court should rethink precedents on contraception, same-sex marriage
• The best early Amazon Prime Day 2022 gaming chair deals
• Ime Udoka sees bench scoring as area for Celtics improvement
• Union: Strike Could Cost 4 Atlantic City Casinos $2.6 Million Per Day
• Dozens rally in St. Paul for more group home funding
• Detroit Police: Body Of 3-Year-Old Boy Found In Freezer, Mother Arrested
• Hearing set for Wisconsin teen accused of killing girl
• Arrest made in Hollywood shooting that left one dead
• Heavy rain closes roads, prompts evacuations in central Minnesota
• Gov. Whitmer Files Motion Urging Michigan Supreme Court To Consider Lawsuit On Abortion Rights
• Rider Dies After Crashing ATV In Stanislaus County
• United pilots in line for pay raise amid flight disruptions
• Fitzsimons Innovation Community growing as life sciences hub
• Abortion rights front and center in the midterms after the Supreme Court decision
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• "This isn't over," Biden says after Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade
• Congress Sends Landmark Gun Violence Compromise To Biden
• Afternoon show at Bottom of the Hill celebrates musician Lars Savage
• Decaying body of boy, 3, found in freezer; mother arrested
• World leaders react to Roe v. Wade reversal
• Rowlett police need help identifying theft suspects
• 8 Hands Farm: Regenerative farming takes root on the North Fork
• Judge, Yanks agree to $19 million deal, avoid hearing
• Man, 19, charged after shooting at Chicago police station in Rogers Park
• US Government To Cancel Another $6 Billion In Student Loan Debt
• Second day of long lines for monkeypox vaccine at Chelsea health clinic
• Groundbreaking for visitors center celebrating LGBTQ history
• Residential fire damages home in Glendora; Crews contain flames within an hour
• Day of remembrance marks one year since Surfside condo collapse
• Hanging Lake Trail reopens Saturday with temporary route
• Petaluma PD showing its true colors for Pride month
• Off-Duty Philadelphia Police Officer Henry Gonski III Killed In Somerton Crash While On Way Home From Work
• Los Angeles County Fire Chief Daryl Osby announces retirement
• Michigan Officials React After Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade Ruling
• Biden To Address Overturning Of Roe v. Wade As Democrats Consider Path Forward On Abortion Rights
• Analysts say Chet Holmgren is "built for today's NBA"
• New York City speed cameras now on 24/7
• Suspect wanted in connection with Hollywood double shooting arrested
• 1 dead, 1 injured in shooting at 6th, Federal in Denver
• North Texas leaders react to Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade
• Suspect arrested in deadly San Francisco subway shooting
• Sacramento Mayor Steinberg Calls Supreme Court Ruling Striking Down Roe v. Wade 'Dark Day For Our Country'
• Hackers swipe $100 million from blockchain bridge Harmony
• McIlravy resigns as Pilot Point mayor after child solicitation arrest
• Alan 'Haley' Mill arrested, accused in hit-and-run of cyclists
• Michigan Woman Arrested For Allegedly Embezzling From Vulnerable Adult
• Stocks jump, with Wall Street on track for rare winning week
• Hackers Steal $100 Million From California Cryptocurrency Firm
• Suspect's vehicle located weeks after pro cyclist killed in Texas
• Wisconsin doctors suspend abortion services
• Early morning Minneapolis structure fire results in no injuries
• Trans leader drives LGBTQ services and acceptance in the Bronx
• East Bay scholar's tight-knit family keeps him close to home
• Brush fire east of Livermore grows to 552 acres; 50 percent contained
• Arizona GOP Senate candidates debate amid negative ad blitz
• MDOT: Here's A List Of Construction In Metro Detroit This Weekend
• CSU's David Roddy drafted in first round, joins Memphis Grizzlies
• Abortion access is protected in Massachusetts despite overruling of Roe v. Wade
• COVID-19 vaccines saved nearly 20 million lives in a year, study says
• Celtics pick JD Davison has thrown down some insane dunks
• Keller: Supreme Court decision a reminder that not voting has consequences
• Washington responds to Supreme Court striking down Roe
• "How dare they?": Minnesota leaders react to abortion ruling
• Supreme Court Overturns Roe V. Wade, Allowing States To Ban Abortions
• Pritzker to call special session of Illinois legislature after Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade
• California leaders react to SCOTUS overturn of Roe v. Wade
• Supreme Court Strikes Down Roe v. Wade In Seismic Shift For Abortion Rights
• Gov. Kathy Hochul: Supreme Court gun law ruling is "reprehensible"
• Sonoma County agrees to expand independent police oversight after lengthy negotiations
• 2 killed as NIO electric car plummets 3 stories from building in China
• Alabama inmate overpowers deputy, flees in stolen ambulance
• James, Jennifer Crumbley Will Face Involuntary Manslaughter Charges, Judge Rules
• Woodland Man Charged With Secretly Recording Young Girl In Massachusetts
• Former home of Johnny Cash up for sale in Ventura County
• DPD partners with other agencies in preparation for possibly rowdy crowds of Avalanche fans
• Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade, allowing states to ban abortions
• Man convicted of killing 5 people in bow-and-arrow attack
• One year later, Surfside survivors recall collapse and healing journey
• Education Commissioner wants Boston Schools declared 'underperforming'
• Memorial held for victims of the Surfside tragedy on anniversary of the condo collapse
• Official COVID health app that rules life in China is ripe for abuse
• Homicide investigation underway after man stabbed to death in Mission Viejo; Woman arrested at scene
• Nuggets draft Kansas' Braun, acquire rights to UCLA's Watson
• US Rep Tim Walberg Blames Abortion Supporters For Michigan Office Damage
• San Jose ban on flavored tobacco set to go into effect July 1
• Modesto Store Damaged In 2-Alarm Fire
• Next Weather Alert: Flash flood threat up north with potential for heavy rain overnight
• Toyota recalls electric car over concerns that the wheel could detach
• Report: Bergeron returning to B's for another year
• Baby Held Hostage In Burning Sacramento Apartment
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• Two Cowboys Hall of Famers come together to tackle diabetes
• Clayton Lauritsen sentenced for fatally shooting man after Wisconsin car chase
• Sixers Make Kyrie Irving's Wish List Of Teams For Potential Sign-And-Trade: Report
• Nevada counties near deadline to certify election results
• COVID-19 hospitalization rate slows, pushing back estimated return date of indoor mask mandate
• Oakland's Uhuru Furniture store furnishing pride in Grand Lake community
• Miami Weather: Hot Friday, spotty showers over weekend
• Congress passes bipartisan gun legislation, sending bill to Biden
• Witnesses reluctant to testify at trial of Nipsey Hussle's accused shooter
• Scott Jensen seeks tax cuts to help Minnesotans cope with inflation
• These are the most popular game consoles in each state
• Police Identify 2 Men Killed In South Philadelphia Quadruple Shooting
• Sumner Tunnel will be open this weekend due to MBTA issues
• Can planting trees stop bullets? Greencorps hoping beautification efforts can help reduce violent crime
• "Active Threat" drill at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
• Pilot approaching LAX reports sighting of person flying jetpack
• Maryland Weather: A Beautiful Friday Ahead Of What Should Be A Beautiful Weekend
• Food Truck Friday: Decanted Wine Truck
• Schwarber, Realmuto Go Deep Vs Musgrove In Phils' 6-2 Win
• Toyota recalls electric car for faulty wheel that may detach
• Denton County grand jury indicts boyfriend of drowning victim for murder
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• Update: Suspects identified in February San Francisco Mission District fatal shooting
• Life sentence upheld for Dutch mob boss "The Nose" for ordering 5 slayings
• In Gee Chun Races To Record-Tying 5-Shot Lead At Women's PGA Championship At Congressional
• Metra adding more trains Sunday for Chicago's Pride Parade
• Adley Rutschman Leads Orioles Past Hobbled White Sox 4-0
• Group filming "Bad Girls Gone God" reality show rescued from mountain
• Death investigation prompts Sigalert for WB SR-60
• LAFD crews quickly contain fire burning inside of Van Nuys building
• Man killed, 2 wounded in shooting outside in Chatham
• Public hearing today on plan to revitalize Penn Station
• Deadly aftershock hits Afghanistan 2 days after devastating quake
• Cave divers who died may have known of problems before expedition
• Pittsburgh Weather: Pleasant and warm weekend begins
• 18-year-old man dead, 2 injured after shooting in Morgan Park
• New GIANT Grocery Store Opens On North Broad Street In Philadelphia
• Flames rip through roof of New Castle home
• Massachusetts gas prices continue slow decline, now $4.96 a gallon
• At least 12 dead after ambush on police officers and shootout
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Temperatures in the 90s Friday; rain returns Saturday
• Local High School Graduate Set To Train At Berlin Opera Academy In Germany This Summer
• Mike Pompeo campaigns for midterms and mulls a presidential run
• What insurance travelers need — and which to skip
• Celtics pick Alabama guard JD Davison in second round of NBA Draft
• Woman riding moped killed by hit-and-run driver in Brooklyn
• Police: Woman shot and killed outside Uniontown bar was innocent bystander
• Prosecutors seek 15 year term for ex-"Cheer" star Jerry Harris
• Judge Lowers Bail For Suspect Charged In Connection To Deadly South Street Mass Shooting
• NBA Draft: Champion Warriors select Patrick Baldwin Jr. with 28th pick
• City of Pittsburgh denies request for Fern Hollow Bridge inspection history documents
• 'She'll Never Have The Face She Was Born With': Mother Of Woman Set On Fire In Kensington Pleading For Suspect To Step Forward
• Steelers announce themes for 2022 regular season games
• To Do List: Greasy pole contest returns to Gloucester
• Man Driving Naked From Waist Down Kills Teenage Boy, Injures Another Person During Crash In West Philadelphia: Police
• Source: Sixers Trade Danny Green, 23rd Pick In NBA Draft To Memphis Grizzlies For De'Anthony Melton
• Drago, service dog for Fenway Park's head groundskeeper, dies
• West Mifflin Police searching for missing 13-year-old Tamir Nelson
• Avs family & fandom growing with help of host Nicole Hurdle
• House Jan. 6 committee zeroes in on ex-Justice Department official Jeffrey Clark
• AP source: Kemba Walker trade to Pistons among Knicks' moves
• Payday: Judge wins it for Yankees on eve of salary showdown

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