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• Yastrzemski's Bat, Glove Help Giants Hold Off Tigers 4-3
• Garbage Truck Driver Discovers Body While Leaving Trash At Yolo County Dump
• Stunning testimony on Jan. 6 attack reveals Trump wanted to join mob at Capitol
• Animal Shelters See Rise of Returned Pets, Citing Affordability Concerns
• Giants hold off Tigers, 4-3
• The Yankees beat the worst-in-majors Oakland Athletics, 2-1
• Robert leads 17-hit White Sox attack in 11-4 win over Halos
• Bomb squad inspects suspicious package at Caltrain Diridon station
• Brinks Driver Teeters Over Edge of I-5, Rescued From Brink of Disaster
• Shooting in Baldwin Hills leaves 1 dead on sidewalk
• Former SpaceX scientists turned restauranteurs crafting full-automated, mobile pizza maker
• LAFD crews douse apartment fire in South LA; three people rescued from burning building
• California State Senator pushes for new bill requiring oil refineries to disclose profits
• Grichuk, Diaz homer, Rockies rough up Kershaw, Dodgers 7-4
• Luis Castillo strikes out 11 as Reds beat Cubs 5-3
• Illinois primary election results: Darren Bailey wins bid to face Gov. Pritzker in November
• Amazon And Rite Aid Limiting Purchases Of Emergency Contraception
• Crews Contain 500-Acre Vegetation Fire South Of Davis
• Rep. Sean Casten wins 6th District Democratic primary, topping fellow incumbent Marie Newman
• Jefferson has Lynx's first triple-double in win over Wings
• Polanco, Twins win 6-0, split doubleheader with Guardians
• Hochul, Zeldin projected winners in N.Y. primary election
• Jonathan Jackson declares victory in 1st Congressional District Democratic primary
• Delia Ramirez wins Democratic nomination in Illinois' newly drawn 3rd Congressional District
• Dan Brady declares victory in race for GOP nomination for Illinois Secretary of State
• Giannoulias cruises to victory in Democratic race for Illinois Secretary of State
• Pittsburgh police looking for missing 17-year-old girl
• Minnesota resorts are booked solid this summer
• Preckwinkle on top against from onetime foe Boykin in Democratic Cook County Board President primary
• Darren Bailey wins GOP nomination for governor in Illinois primary
• No victims found after reports of a shooting outside Culver City Mall
• Colorado nonprofit describes dangers of travelling for undocumented immigrants
• Neil Diamond musical performances canceled in Boston due to COVID
• Proposed legislation will aim to close legal gap after several Minnesota families lose savings to pool contractor
• Man found dead at scene of deadly Lauderhill shooting
• Lowell families displaced after fire at apartment building
• Driver sought in fatal hit-and-run crash that killed 3 in North Bay Village
• Carbon monoxide killed 3 American tourists in Bahamas, police say
• Sears Pitches Major League-best Yankees Past Lowly A's 2-1
• Police: Homeless Man Allegedly Stabs 15-Year-Old Boy In Self-Defense In Center City
• Biden Announces Nearly $3 Billion To Address Food Shortages
• What will come of the January 6th hearings?
• Hateful flyers in corn-filled baggies left in several South Florida neighborhoods
• Guerrero's run-scoring hit in 9th leads Toronto over Boston
• Carlson drives in 2, Cardinals rally to top Marlins
• Police issue alert of string of armed robberies on Chicago's Near West Side
• Hundreds rally at Denton City Hall as Council discusses reproductive rights during Tuesday's meeting
• Olson Homers Twice To Lead Braves Past Phillies 5-3
• Four new murder indictments for suspected serial killer give victim's family validation
• Secret Service to respond to Jan. 6 committee regarding Trump's actions
• AP sources: NFL insists on indefinite suspension for Deshaun Watson
• Some Pharmacies Placing Purchase Limits On Plan B In Wake of SCOTUS Overturning Roe v. Wade
• UT Regents approve $16.5 in funding for student mental health and safety resources
• East Bay job fair attracts hundreds of applicants ready to go back to work
• Lake Elsinore to review safety polices after 9-year-old drowns at Launch Pointe
• Man accused of trying to lure 3 girls to Connellsville hotel for sex
• Wednesday's Show Info. (6/29/22)
• "Napalm Girl" in South Florida to mark major milestone in her lifelong recovery from the horrors of war
• San Leandro considers $20,000 retention bonuses for police officers, dispatchers
• U.S. officials announce more steps to combat monkeypox outbreak
• LA County COVID hospitalizations climb back over 800
• People expected to pay more for July 4th groceries this year
• Travis Barker hospitalized in LA for possible pancreatitis
• 'We Have To Be Realistic': California Budget Won't Cover Out-of-state Abortion Travel
• Talks yield no Pennsylvania budget deal, with 3 days left
• Campaign 2022: Illinois decides in midterm primary elections
• Rice Fire in Nevada County grows to 500 acres, prompts evacuations
• Senator John Cornyn, Congressman Marc Veasey discuss migrant deaths in San Antonio, Roe v Wade
• 'It's Common Sense, Mostly': Eyes Are On Illegal Fireworks Use As Sacramento Vendors, Fire Agencies Prepare For 4th Of July Weekend
• Combination of facility smoke and stagnant weather puts some Coloradans at greater respiratory risk
• Jimmy Awards honor high school musical theater performers
• Chicago sees 20% voter turnout rate in primary elections as polls close at 7 p.m.
• Dallas police asking for public's help identifying suspects in Dave & Buster's shooting
• Lawrence County woman charged with homicide in ex-boyfriend's death
• Family who lost son in Lake Granby helps create Multi-agency Water Response Team
• Man accused of kidnapping and assaulting man in Brooklyn Park home faces federal charges
• PGA commissioner discusses changes tour made to compete with LIV Golf
• City designates two historic districts in Cambria Heights
• At Least 5 Shootings In Baltimore Since Monday; Harrison Weighs In On Mosby Prosecution Policy
• California land taken from Black couple in 1920's returned to heirs
• Apartment building collapses in Heart of Chicago after extra-alarm fire
• Burleson woman hit by stray bullet in a drug deal gone wrong
• Hillsborough couple, former coach avoid prison time in college admissions scandal
• Police release sketch of suspect wanted in two Fort Lauderdale robberies
• 'We're Going To Push The Envelope': California Takes Aim At Supreme Court's Concealed Gun Ruling
• Angels' Bradley out, broke elbow in dugout fall during brawl
• 1-year-old critical after near drowning in N.J., police say
• Baltimore City Councilmembers Pledge To Protect Women's Rights Following Supreme Court Ruling
• Port workers skeptical about potential A's stadium plan
• Omicron breakthrough infections boosting risk of long COVID
• Former middle school paraprofessional pleads guilty to child sextortion scheme
• Harassing packages sent to former NJ home of Samuel Alito
• Local restaurants feel the heat during Sriracha shortage
• City Invests Billions Of Dollars Into Navy Yard Expansion, Hoping For Economic Expansion
• Gov. Hogan's Former Chief Of Staff Roy McGrath Charged With Falsification Of Records In Federal Case
• Teen Shot In Head On Lodi Freeway; 3 Arrested
• San Francisco supes, mayor reach deal on $114M affordable housing package
• Aircraft unveiled at Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
• Harford County Sheriff Says Deputy Sheriff's Union Playing Politics In Upcoming State's Attorney Race
• Denver aims to help combat climate change with price hike for trash service
• Port Authority asks flyers to pre-book parking at airports
• Exit interview with BPS Superintendent Brenda Cassellius
• Owner of building that collapsed and killed firefighter accused of setting blaze
• North Dakota's only abortion clinic preps move to Minnesota
• Man Caught With 30 Pounds Of Cocaine Hidden In Wheelchair At BWI Airport
• Turkey lifts its objections to Sweden, Finland joining NATO
• Stockton Police Release New Video, Hoping To Crack 2017 Homicide Cold Case
• Lakeview residents concerned about recent violence in neighborhood where 3 people were stabbed
• Disruption to summer special needs program causes disappointment
• Sheetz's lowered gas prices aren't for every car
• FDA advisers recommend updating COVID booster shots for fall
• DFL Gov. Tim Walz criticizes GOP candidate Dr. Scott Jensen for 'extreme' abortion views as fall of Roe v. Wade shapes midterm elections
• Police: Missing 10-year-old from North Bellport found safe
• Wolves welcome rookie Kessler's defense, size and upside
• In Pittsburgh to promote green energy, Secretary Granholm says Biden administration is on top of gasoline crisis
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Sunny for the rest of the week
• Wild sends off team dog Celly to his next mission, helping veteran with PTSD
• July 4th: Where Can I See Fireworks?
• Four Democrats vying for Illinois 3rd District seat, likely to be state's second Hispanic congressional district
• Millbrae couple says city manager stopped construction of backyard 'granny unit'
• Incident involving small plane injures 2 at San Carlos Airport
• Fire along southbound I-880 at Mowry in Fremont triggers traffic alert
• Judge dismisses San Mateo ADA lawsuit; latest setback for serial filer Brian Whitaker
• Some airline pilots offered triple pay through Fourth of July weekend
• In wake of tragedy, attorneys urge caution when renting swimming pools
• Bathrooms reopen at Montgomery Street, Lake Merritt BART stations
• Mayor Kenney Signs Bill To Lower City's Wage Tax, Giving Very Small Boost To Paychecks
• Northwest suburban school district says its propane buses are the fleet of the future
• Teen reunites with TV crew who helped him after car crash
• 4th person dies from Amtrak derailment in Missouri; safety upgrades had been urged for site of wreck
• Phillies' Bryce Harper To Have Thumb Surgery Wednesday, Team Hopes He'll Return This Season
• Vandal caught on camera damaging historic Brooklyn cemetery
• Chesapeake Bay Dead Zone Smaller Than Previous Years Due To Mild May Temperatures
• FTC: Walmart let scammers use money transfer service to fleece people
• Group holds Minneapolis rally against Mayor Frey's veto of Hennepin Avenue bus lane
• Giant Eagle says it will cover travel costs for abortion
• Who will be Illinois' next Secretary of State? For the first time since 1998, we don't really know
• Chokshi details de Blasio-Cuomo tensions during pandemic
• Former President Donald Trump Lunged At Head Of Security, Demanded To Go To Capitol On Jan. 6, Former Meadows Aide Says
• US Set To Offer Monkeypox Vaccines In States With High Case Rates
• Duarte Mayor Pro Tem Tzeitel Paras-Caracci dies after long battle with lung cancer
• Basketball tournament in Boston brings kids and law enforcement officers together
• Maryland Weather: Hot And Humid Days Are On The Horizon
• Jury chosen to decide Parkland shooter's sentence
• 2 detained after shots fired in downtown Pittsburgh
• Weekend fire forces Denver restaurant to close
• HUD Secretary Marcia Fudge visits South Florida to get firsthand look at housing crisis
• Zelenskyy pleads with U.N. to "act immediately" following missile strike on mall
• Minnetonka church offers land for affordable housing as city reaches max capacity
• Simulator Helps Researchers Envision Commercial Offshore Wind Farm In Maryland
• Councilman introduces 3 bills to protect abortion access in Pittsburgh
• Navy SEAL museum in honor of Lt. Michael Murphy opens on Long Island
• BCA identifies sergeant who opened fire on Brandon Gardas during end of St. Michael standoff
• Shots fired at CPD officers near Trumbull Park on South Side; no injuries
• Worcester State Rep. accepts plea deal in drunk driving arrest
• Supreme Court blocks 2nd mostly Black district in Louisiana for 2022
• Newark rolls out book vending machines at libraries and rec centers
• Keller: January 6 hearings fuel skepticism of Trump, poll finds
• Signs, Strike Pay Signup As Union Representing Atlantic City Casino Workers Readies For Casino Walkout
• How to keep your pets safe over the July 4th weekend
• At Wimbledon, Serena Williams loses her 1st match in a year
• City of Miami's top cop Manuel Morales accused of corruption
• New Harlem Zen Spa specializes in skin with more melanin
• Goucher Poll Finds Franchot, Moore & Perez Tied In Maryland's Democratic Gubernatorial Primary
• Mayor Eric Adams says Rudy Giuliani should be investigated in slap probe
• Who will face off against Gov. JB Pritzker in November? GOP race coming to a close
• Fourth Of July Firework Prices Skyrocketing Amid Inflation, Supply Shortage
• Study shows gas stoves could be leaking toxic chemicals
• SCOTUS Decision To Overturn Roe v. Wade Already Creating Surge Of Out-Of-State Patients In Pennsylvania: Planned Parenthood
• Sources: NYPD's John Miller retiring
• Baltimore's Celebration Of Pride Goes Back Decades
• Judge removed from former Fort Worth police officer Aaron Dean's case
• La Cabana Restaurant In Sacramento Has It Liquor License Suspended After Investigation Into May 2021 DUI Crash
• Brockton, State Police crack down on fireworks ahead of July 4
• 88-Year-Old Man Dies After Driver Runs Off Road In Randallstown, Striking Him
• Trump threw his food at the wall in anger Barr, Hutchinson says
• Ghislaine Maxwell sentenced to 20 years for helping Epstein
• Third delivery of Australian baby formula lands at LAX
• UPDATE: All lanes reopened on I-580 in Tracy after burning vehicle sparks brush fire
• Frustrated voters show up at polling sites to find absentee judges, machines not working
• MTA Cuts Light Rail Schedule Due To Shortage Of Operators, Decreases In Ridership
• Violence Against Health Care Workers In New Jersey Hospitals Rose Over Last 3 Years: Survey
• San Pablo Man Accused Of Threatening To Shoot Conductor On Amtrak Train
• 'These Cases Are Not Over': Michigan Solicitor General Reacts To Court's Ruling In Flint Water Crisis Indictments
• ACC to drop divisions for football starting in 2023
• Massachusetts reports 8 additional COVID deaths over 3 days, 1,319 new cases
• Santa Rosa man arrested for over 500 pounds of illegal fireworks
• New Jersey Father Writes 2 LGBTQ Children's Books For Better Representation, Teaching Tolerance To Children
• Federal appeals court backs Florida man in religious sign dispute
• LAPD Chief Michel Moore denies officer was beaten or cut in fatal training accident
• Six suburban Cook County voting precincts to stay open late
• Guardians end skid, rally past Twins in day-night DH opener
• Father of missing New Hampshire girl Harmony Montgomery indicted on gun charges
• Here Are Ways To Save While On Vacation
• Miami police offers tips to avoid becoming victim of aggressive driving
• Maryland Zoo Adds 150 Bats, More Than Quadrupling Population
• Volunteers Sought To Help Calm Shelter Pets During Fourth Of July Fireworks In Sacramento
• Juvenile, 4 Adults Hospitalized After Dundalk House Fire
• Remains found in Texas in 2013 identified as 16-year-old who vanished in 2000
• One Dead, Multiple Injured In South Baltimore Crash Involving 5 Vehicles
• Family Members, Annapolis Residents Mark Fourth Anniversary Of Capital Gazette Shooting
• Atwater Man, 31, Dies After Crashing Into Tree Near Auburn
• Cuban troops report fatal clash with Florida speedboat
• German company's new West Virginia plant to create 100 jobs
• Ahead of Fourth of July weekend, Tarrant County issues burn ban
• Trump lunged at head of security, demanded to go to Capitol on Jan. 6, aide says
• Law Enforcement Officials To Step Up DUI Operations Over Fourth Of July Weekend
• Vikings release 2022 training camp schedule
• Procession brings remains of Captain Nicholas Losapio to Wolfeboro, New Hampshire
• COPA releases video of Englewood shooting that wounded CPD Officer Erik Moreno
• U.S. gas prices continue to decline as oil costs fall
• City Of Detroit Offering COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments For Children 6 Months & Older
• Tampa, Miami top metro areas in housing price hikes
• Hearing damage often overlooked when thinking about fireworks safety
• Search on for suspects in Pembroke Pines armed carjacking
• Churches cancel Christian day-camp as old allegations surface again
• North Dakota AG: Fargo abortion clinic must close July 28
• Will Hardy leaving Celtics for Jazz head coaching job
• LIST: Fourth Of July Fireworks In The Baltimore Region
• Stocks fall as inflation fears continue to grip investors
• Microwave-size spacecraft launches to test new orbit between Earth and the moon
• Pennsylvania House targets colleges' fetal research in bill
• Fourth of July 2022 Fireworks Shows And Events Across Southern California
• Driver dies in solo vehicle crash into tree in San Jose
• Maryland's Highest Court Reinstates Murder Conviction In Teens' Graduation-Eve Slayings
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Sun peeks through clouds
• Wisconsin governor, AG file legal challenge to 1849 abortion law
• Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run crash in East San Jose
• Police search for Bucktown electronics repair shop burglar
• Ghislaine Maxwell sentenced to 20 years in prison
• Fight Over 2020 Election Records Lands In Pennsylvania Court
• Anti-Black, Gay, Asian Bias Fuel California Hate Crime Surge
• Former Bethlehem Steel facility reopens to make solar trackers
• Demolition of Norwood Hospital, ruined by 2020 flood, underway
• Squirrel, Tree Branch That Tripped Safety System Caused Power Outage In Grass Valley
• Former 3-sport Minnesota athlete David Roddy selected by the Grizzlies in NBA Draft
• Dragondeer ready to get Denver dancing on Independence Eve
• Suspect wanted in sexual assault of woman followed from Crenshaw/Expo Metro station
• AG Bonta: Anti-Black and Asian bias fueling hate crime surge in California
• Fort Worth police searching for missing 11-year-old Alyssia Serranto
• Denver's pay-as-you-throw recycling plan gets approved
• Revolution sign Tommy McNamara to contract extension
• Shark sighting in Truro temporarily closes beach
• Doctor faces more sex charges after 13 new accusers come forward
• Former cargo handler sentenced to a year in prison after stealing 4 gold bars from LAX shipment
• Boat of missing North Carolina man found 2,700 miles away
• Cooking Corner: Summer hot dog bar
• Nissan recalls about 323K SUVs; hoods can open unexpectedly
• Afghan official evacuated by U.S. says he and family now "like prisoners"
• DNR receives land donation along St. Croix River
• Ernst & Young fined $100M after auditors cheat on ethics exam
• Airbnb permanently bans parties at short-term rental homes
• HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra Pledges To Protect Access To Reproductive Health Care
• Free Health Initiative Begins At Sanctuary Farms In North Philadelphia Tuesday
• DEED Announces New Office Of Public Engagement
• Key Moments In Flint's Lead-Tainted Water Crisis
• Shelter aims to help underserved pregnant people find stability
• Electric scooter hits, injures elderly woman in San Francisco Tenderloin
• LASD investigating fatal shooting in Norwalk
• Mother of dead child told police she 'physically abused him daily'
• Airbnb makes its ban on house parties permanent
• 51 killed, 24 wounded in Colombia prison fire, authorities say
• Massachusetts police stepping up efforts to crack down on illegal fireworks
• First Mexican-born woman to go to space describes "fascinating" journey
• Starting Friday, Floridians will benefit from "Freedom Week" sales-tax holiday
• Englewood trash fire impacts air quality in parts of Denver metro area
• Intel's 'Silicon Heartland' factory boon for Ohio, but families mourn homes
• Napa police seek help identifying possibly dangerous burglary suspect
• Halligan Fire in area of reservoir northwest of Fort Collins
• Airbnb makes party ban permanent
• Mark Cuban hopes to turn prescription drug industry "upside down"
• At Least 2 Buildings Evacuated Due To Gas Smell During Barricade Situation In West Oak Lane: Police
• Englewood Trash Fire Source Of Smoke And Smell Across Denver
• Bed Bath & Beyond accused of turning off AC in stores
• Science of Weather: Storm Prediction Center Convective Outlooks
• Over 977K Marylanders To Travel This Fourth Of July, AAA Projects
• Dad charged after son, 8, finds gun in closet shoots baby, wounds sister
• Ex-GOP congressman gets probation for lying to feds
• Watch: State Police use infrared imaging to find suspect hiding on boat
• Report: Westbrook exercises $47M option with Lakers
• State court blocks Texas' pre-Roe vs. Wade ban in response to lawsuit
• Airbnb Permanently Bans Parties At Its Rental Locations
• Woman In Critical Condition After Struck By Police Vehicle In South Philadelphia
• COVID In Minnesota: Hospitalization rate falls below high risk line
• The different types of gas at the pump and how they affect your vehicle
• Santa Cruz County implementing disposable cup fee in unincorporated areas
• Draymond Green frustrated he couldn't swear back at Celtics fans
• Airbnb Sees Success In Pennsylvania, New Jersey Party Ban, Places Permanent Party Ban At Listings Across Globe
• Dr. Jill Biden calls Supreme Court abortion decision "so unjust"
• FDA Advisers To Consider Whether Omicron-Specific COVID Vaccines Are Needed
• New Florida laws: From big budget to strawberry shortcake
• A's activate Stephen Piscotty; Jonah Bride on IL following collision
• Man in critical condition after being struck by hit-and-run driver in Anaheim
• Authorities: Carbon monoxide leak sickens Long Island campers
• Pharmacy sees 3,000% jump in emergency contraceptive sales
• Homicide suspect in custody following alleged retail theft
• Should I be worried about monkeypox? A doctor answers questions on outbreak
• Scallop harvest projected to decline as prices go up
• James Corden brings "The Late Late Show" to London for the last time
• Police Identify Kayaker Who Drowned On Saturday In St. Joseph River
• Vehicle Crash In Ray Township Leaves Juvenile With Life-Threatening Injuries
• Package of 5,600 fentanyl pills headed to St. Cloud intercepted, 3 arrested
• Suffolk County closes dozens of beaches to bathing
• Russia's ruble is the strongest currency in the world this year
• U.S. Department of HHS secretary announces plan in response to SCOTUS decision on abortion
• Celtics showing "degree of interest" for Knicks guard Alec Burks
• Instagram, Facebook ban abortion pill posts after Roe ruling
• Dr. Jill Biden: "First ladies across the globe are committed" to helping Ukrainians
• Lawsuit filed in Keys parasailing accident that killed mom, injured 2 children
• 77-year-old wanted for indecency with a child arrested at Texas-Mexico border
• Spicy Summer Appetizers the Latin Way
• The State Of Teacher Pay: Michigan Ranks 41st In Nation For Average Starting Salary
• LA County transfers Bruce's Beach to Black family who owned property in 1920s
• Illinois Primary Election Day: Here's what you need to know
• Cell Phone Video Shows Amazon Driver Held Down After Alleged Attempted Rape
• Person Cited After Roman Candle Starts Small Fire In Woodland
• Maryland Weather: Enjoy This Gorgeous Tuesday
• Flint water scandal indictments against ex-governor, others ruled invalid
• New Hampshire distillery turning invasive green crabs into whiskey
• Tracking The Tropics: Potential Tropical Cyclone Two, two other systems to keep an eye on
• Bricks from wall under McCormick Place Lakeside Center fall onto DuSable Lake Shore
• Suspected DUI driver arrested after driving into vacant house in Anaheim
• Michigan Matters: Motor City Gears Up for Electric Future
• Chad Kuhl tosses 3-hit shutout at Coors Field
• Seabold turns in mixed bag in second Major League start
• U.S. officials travel to Venezuela to discuss detained U.S. nationals
• The Council Of Baptist Pastors Of Detroit And Vicinity Celebrate Its Year-Long 'Take The Shot' Initiative
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein on position battle to watch at upcoming Miami Dolphins training camp
• 109 live animals found in women's luggage at airport in Thailand
• CVS, Rite Aid limiting purchases of emergency contraception
• Consumers Energy Foundation Awards $250K Grant To Macomb County
• State Lawmakers Returning To Session Tuesday As No Pennsylvania Budget Deal Reached With 3 Days Left 
• Michigan Supreme Court Says Indictments Invalid In Flint Water Scandal
• Women assaulted along SMART multi-use path in Rohnert Park
• Gov. Walz directing federal funds to public safety initiatives, gun violence prevention
• 'Hocus Pocus 2' trailer released: 'Salem, we're back!'
• Miami Weather: Hot with spotty morning showers, afternoon inland storms to move west
• Catalytic Converter Thefts In Shiawassee County Shut Down Buses
• PTL Links: June 28, 2022
• Oldest person ever tried for Nazis' WWII crimes sentenced at age of 101
• Mother of four shot and killed on 710 Freeway in Long Beach
• Community mourns Tewksbury Boy Scout leader killed by accused drunk driver
• NYPD responds to fight aboard Carnival Cruise Line
• New details emerge after 21 teens mysteriously die in South Africa
• Deaths mount as Ukraine calls Russian mall strike a "terrorist attack"
• Nelson Castaneda, 20, killed in hit-and-run in Canoga Park; Suspect seen running from area on foot
• Off-Duty Corrections Officer Fires Back At Suspect During Carjacking In Feltonville, Philadelphia Police Say
• Kyrie Irving opts in with Nets
• LAFD crews extinguish fire at rehab center in Canoga Park
• U.S. drone strike kills al Qaeda-linked commander on motorcycle in Syria
• "Women are going to die": Hillary Clinton on Roe being overturned
• North Highlands Fire Leaves 11 People With No Place To Live
• Bridgeport man fit to be tied after getting school zone parking ticket next to school where classes are no longer held
• The best early Amazon Prime Day 2022 deals on Garmin Vivoactive smartwatches
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 6/28 Tuesday forecast
• Best early Amazon Prime Day 2022 luggage and travel essentials deals
• 55-pound spacecraft heads to moon to test "halo" orbit for NASA
• Man, 24, Killed In Northeast Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• Three wounded, three arrested in stabbing at Hollywood bar
• Inflation Impacting Fourth Of July BBQs With Almost $70 Cost To Feed 10 Guests, American Farm Bureau Federation Says
• Crescent Ridge Dairy stays eco-friendly, promotes local farms
• CPD vehicle damaged as large crowd of teens gathered on street in Lakeview
• Discovery of buried children sheds light on timeline of Aztec customs
• Deshaun Watson set for potential disciplinary action from NFL
• Just Keep Your Returns: Stores Weigh Paying You Not To Bring Back Unwanted Items
• Homicide investigation underway after two found fatally shot in Hyde Park
• New York City public pools reopen for summer, but with staffing problems
• Mark Cuban's drug company offering discounts on birth control, Plan B-like meds
• Man flown to the hospital after dog attack in Fayette County
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Temperatures climbing
• Man acquitted of murder with insanity defense escapes mental hospital
• Next Weather: Hot and windy Wednesday, storms possible Thursday
• Ghislaine Maxwell sentenced to 20 years in prison
• Pittsburgh Weather: A calm and cool Tuesday before more heat arrives
• 1-year-old girl killed by boy playing with father's gun in motel room
• Avoiding financial responsibility for your parents as they get older
• Drugstores limiting "morning-after" pill purchases to avoid shortage
• Gas prices in Massachusetts drop to $4.92 a gallon
• Mom's Morning Minute: Choosing the right shoes for your kids
• Black Americans Bear The Brunt Of Rising Grocery, Gas & Housing Prices
• Wells, Rutschman Help Orioles Dominate Mariners 9-2
• "Free" screening? Know your rights to get no-cost care
• From Under To On The Rocks: Invasive Crabs Become Whiskey
• Cellphone data tracking technology will help anti-abortion prosecutions
• 23-year-old man shot and killed in McKees Rocks
• Best-in-MLB Yanks top worst-in-majors A's on late rally, 9-5
• How some Bay Area residents will spend their stimulus checks
• Pa. Sen. Doug Mastriano co-sponsors bill creating harsher sentences for fentanyl overdose deaths
• Amtrak to receive more than $200M in infrastructure upgrades
• Woman charged with vandalizing Nittany Lion statue at Penn State
• Franco's 2-run homer carries Nationals past Pirates 3-2
• Westchester County passes law allowing women safe access to abortion

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• Nelson Castaneda, 20, killed in hit-and-run in Canoga Park; Suspect seen running from area on foot
• Campaign 2022: Colorado voters choose challengers in several races
• Rep. Sean Casten wins Democratic Primary for 6th Congressional District
• Former White House aide gives bombshell testimony at Jan. 6 hearing
• Delia Ramirez wins Democratic nomination in newly created 3rd Congressional District
• Antonio Delgado projected winner in Democratic race for lt. governor
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• Andrew Giuliani concedes in race for Republican governor nomination
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• Zeldin is projected winner for Republican nomination for governor
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• Video released of Mpls. pistol whipping, carjacking
• Bill aims to close legal gap after several Minnesota families lose savings to pool contractor
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• Churches cancel Christian day-camp as old allegations surface again
• LAPD Chief Moore disputes claim that officer who died in training exercise was beaten
• Neil Diamond musical "A Beautiful Noise" performances canceled in Boston due to COVID
• Hateful flyers in corn-filled baggies left in several South Florida neighborhoods
• Gov. Kathy Hochul makes history after winning Democratic nomination
• Trump-backed Rep. Mary Miller defeats Rep. Rodney Davis in Illinois' 15th District primary
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• Surfside residents ask town to fly pride flag
• Bailey wins GOP nomination to face Pritzker in November
• Elderly couple killed in car crash on Soldier's Field Road in Brighton
• Man accused of trying to lure 3 girls to Connellsville hotel for sex
• Memorial grows for North Bay Village hit-and-run victims
• Man found dead at scene of deadly Lauderhill shooting
• Hochul, Zeldin projected winners in New York gubernatorial primary
• Area workers say they thought the tractor-trailer with dead migrants was lost
• Hundreds rally at Denton City Hall as Council discusses reproductive rights during Tuesday's meeting
• Lowell families displaced after fire at apartment building
• Andrew Giuliani speaks after losing bid for Republican nomination
• Congressman Lee Zeldin makes his case to Republican voters
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• Gov. Hochul speaks after being projected winner for Democratic nom
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• Antonio Delgado speaks after being projected winner in lt. gov. race
• Ghislaine Maxwell sentenced to 20 years in prison in Jeffrey Epstein sex abuse case
• AP projects Antonio Delgado winner for lt. gov. in Democratic primary
• Lines of enthusiastic applicants at East Bay job fair may signal a turnaround
• Breakthrough Omicron variant infections increase risk of mysterious 'long COVID'
• Family calls for more safety measures after 9-year-old drowns in Lake Elsinore
• SCOTUS and gay marriage: Prop 8 plaintiff sounds alarm
• Fire at Heart of Chicago apartment building visible from Lincoln Park
• Oakland high school teacher sets out on trek to raise awareness for source of water
• AP: Kathy Hochul projected winner of Democratic nomination for gov.
• Former aide to White House Chief of Staff gives explosive testimony at Jan. 6th hearing
• San Leandro mulls $20K in retention incentives for police officers, dispatchers
• Congressman Tom Suozzi trying to unseat Gov. Kathy Hochul
• Maritime operators skeptical about potential A's stadium at Howard Terminal
• San Leandro mulls $20K in retention incentives for police officers, dispatchers
• Tuesday night First Alert Weather forecast with Paul Heggen
• Colorado seeing surge of outbound moves from the state this summer
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• CSU using renewable energy to teach students
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