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• 'Lack Of Consistent Maintenance': Grand Jury Investigation Finds Davis Parks Overrun By Invasive Weeds, Clovers
• Football hero's killer can't be re-tried for murder
• Italian veteran Chiellini excited to join young LAFC roster
• Sinkhole swallows up minivan in Kensington after water main break
• Arango, Musovski, Opoku score in LAFC's 3-1 win over Dallas
• Mayor Steinberg Calls for Special Meeting To Address Questions About Councilmember Loloee's Home Address
• Charlotte Hornets F Miles Bridges arrested in LA for felony domestic violence
• 'One Million Things Go Through Your Mind': Nevada County Resident Forced From Home By Rices Fire
• Ohtani Ks 11, extends scoreless streak in 4-1 win over White Sox
• 'I'm Kind Of Freaking Out': Community Effort Saves Missing Boy With Autism In Lathrop Lake
• Dodgers hit 3 homers, knock off nemesis Rockies 8-4
• 5 shot at, 2 wounded after car runs out of gas in Union City
• Crews Contain 28-Acre Fire In American River Parkway Near Sutter's Landing
• West Hollywood votes to reduce number of deputies; adds more private security
• Congresswoman Liz Cheney delivers address at Ronald Reagan Library
• Personal info on California gun owners wrongly made public
• Judge, Stanton Homer To Bail Out Taillon, Yanks Top A's 5-3
• Haase's Two-Run HR Allows Tigers To Hold Off Giants 3-2
• Naylor's 2-run HR in 10th gives Guardians 7-6 win over Twins
• Timothy Huff gets life in prison without parole in Fort Worth officer Garrett Hull's death
• AP source: Timberwolves, Taurean Prince reach 2-year, $16M extension
• Santa Cruz Co. reports 1st probable case of monkeypox
• Contreras homers, Morel also goes deep as Cubs beat Reds
• 'He lost everything': Victim's family says priceless Osage National regalia stolen in Park Hill car theft
• Brenner completes hat trick in 70th, Cincinnati draws NYCFC
• Goats help Riverside Park Conservancy clean hillside
• Chicago First Alert Weather: 90 degree temps return Thursday
• Five years after her brother's murder, one Chicago woman learns justice will never come
• One-of-a-kind garden highlights Ojibwe culture, sense of beauty
• Red Sox beat Jays 6-5 in 10 to avoid three-game sweep
• Abortion rights activists protest in Midtown
• Three people found dead in house in Kankakee
• Drowsy driver crashes into Duluth restaurant
• Man shot multiple times in North Braddock
• "Crime Without Punishment": Miami police working to increase murder clearance rate
• Caught on camera: NYPD rescues man from water in Jamaica Bay
• Mary Skipper named new Boston Public Schools Superintendent
• R. Kelly faces sentencing in Brooklyn court
• Residents vote to recall Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard, but legal action is keeping her in office now
• Punk-rock meltdown takes over Oakland's Mosswood Park
• North Texas realtor helps homeowners fight property tax appraisals - for free
• How to help your crispy lawn during our June drought
• Teens jump off bridge to save 15-year-old from drowning in Barnstable
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Bonnie could form soon, watching two other systems
• Nearly 200 Graduates Celebrate GED Diploma In First Citywide Commencement In 3 Years
• Frustrated traveler has "nowhere to go" after American Airlines cancels her flight out of MIA
• Man Charged With Dragging Baltimore Officer Had Nearly 20 Prior Arrests
• Dixon Resident Identified As Body Found In Garbage Truck In Yolo County
• Harford County Deputies Won't Be Prosecuted In Fatal Shooting Of Man, Prosecutor Says; State Investigation Ongoing
• Navarro scores, Slonina earns shutout as Fire beat Philadelphia Union
• Woman shot to death on railroad tracks in Commerce
• Kentavious Caldwell-Pope & Ish Smith head to Denver Nuggets in trade
• Avisaíl García's 2-run HR lifts Marlins to 4-3 victory over Cardinals
• Fort Worth police officer involved in shooting in West Division
• Philadelphia's Eyekonz Lacrosse Team 'Bringing Hope Back Into The City' Ahead Of World Lacrosse Tournament
• City Of Detroit Secures $12.1 Million To Support 6 Affordable Housing Projects
• Prosecutors seek prison for 3 ex-Minneapolis officers in George Floyd killing
• Oakland's Little Saigon seeks increased safety measures amid rising violence
• Phillies' Bats Go Silent As Life Without Bryce Harper Continues With Another Loss To Braves
• Cooler And Stormy Thursday
• Man pleads guilty to kidnaping woman in Irvine, demanding ransom
• Afrobeat heir brings jubilant live show to Bay Area
• Irving police officer involved in shooting, suspect is dead
• Manhunt on for gunman who shot and wounded 2 deputies in Alabama
• Pritzker, Bailey discuss businesses, Trump's involvement, comments made about Chicago
• Rices Fire continues to grow; evacuation warnings issued in Yuba County
• 2 men arrested in deadly migrant smuggling case could face the death penalty
• Getting Answers: What's The Deal With The Current COVID Variants?
• Adams 14 School District sues for judicial review of state board's reorganization decision
• 4 arrested in migrant smuggling case
• Police: Mother pushing stroller fatally shot on Upper East Side
• Wigle Whiskey ordered to pay nearly $39,000 for wage theft
• Chicago Fire Department salutes Timothy Eiland, firefighter/EMT who died nine months after shooting
• 7 dogs dead, 2 injured after being shot in Crawford County
• LA Animal Services dropping appointment requirements on Tuesdays and Thursdays
• City Of Lathrop Officially Opens New Police Department
• Motorcyclist killed in I-494 in Richfield
• Video shows Dakotah Earley sitting up, eating, talking nearly eight weeks after being shot
• Authorities Urge Boating Safety As Independence Day Celebrations Get Underway On The Water
• Quadruple Shooting In East Germantown Sends 4 Men To Hospital, Police Say
• NYC monkeypox cases rise as city waits for vaccine shipment
• LA City Council approves placard program for licensed cannabis businesses
• Meet the people behind the 96th annual AmericaFest Firework Show in Pasadena
• Thursday's Show Info. (6/30/22)
• Blackhawks introduce Luke Richardson as 40th head coach
• SEPTA Refunding Key Card Users Who've Been Getting Doubled Charged For Trips
• Danville family's pride flag stolen from their home twice
• Experts remind public to leave fireworks to professionals
• Police: Man in 'grave condition' after shooting in Rankin
• Bay Area volunteers share coded message offering to help women get abortions
• Parker's 25 points, 11 rebounds lead Sky past Connecticut Sun
• Denver police's approach to solving homicides has caught national attention
• 77-year-old San Jose woman accused of setting house fire that killed husband
• R. Kelly sentenced to 30 years in sex trafficking case
• Witness rattled but not surprised by Oakdale theater shooting
• Mexican migrant in Texas tragedy hoped to reach kin in Ohio
• Greinke sharp in 500th career start, Royals beat Rangers 2-1
• Former Jan. 6 panel investigator launches run for Missouri Senate seat
• Hundreds of running shoes meant for low-income student athletes stolen from local nonprofit
• Florida may be "last oasis" for abortion in the South — but a 15-week ban looms
• Orange Line trains delayed after vandalism
• Michigan Reports Its First Probable Case Of Monkeypox In Oakland County
• Julio Rodríguez Hits 12th HR As Mariners Topple Orioles 9-3
• 'It Is Infuriating': Personal Info On California Gun Owners Wrongly Made Public
• Fishermen catch small shark at Nassau County beach
• Convicted leaker Reality Winner asks Biden for a pardon
• Mom accused of not feeding her 2 girls to stand trial
• Former UFC star Cain Velasquez sues daycare owner over molesting claims
• Pacifica cracks down on illegal fireworks
• Stephen Curry named host of 2022 ESPY Awards
• Crews begin setting up for Macy's 4th of July Fireworks
• Workforce Dallas launches to lift futures of low wage earners
• Massachusetts House approves bill to protect abortion access
• Former USC Soccer Coach Laura Janke sentenced in College Bribery Scandal
• Dispute over fetal tissue research could cost Pitt students thousands of dollars, lawmaker says
• Man sentenced to life after 2017 murder at Lawrence house party
• Officials urge drivers on road and water to be responsible this Fourth of July weekend
• Officials report increase in guns found at Newark Airport
• Denver's e-bike rebate program reopens next month
• Florida drivers could get ticketed for playing music too loud starting July 1
• Levee Safety A Focus In Aftermath Of Sacramento River Boat Fire near I-80 Bridge
• Father, son found dead on street in Chatsworth; police investigating as a homicide
• Eden Prairie community revives local paper felled amid pandemic
• Rep. Jamie Raskin defends Hutchinson's Jan. 6 testimony
• Giants miss late-inning opportunities in loss to Tigers
• Ohio couple charged in multi-state sex trafficking ring
• Wife in Bay Area $1 billion Ponzi scheme sentenced to 11 years
• Third person arrested in Cambridgeside Galleria shooting
• Pride South Side celebrates the LGBTQ+ community this weekend
• Public comment welcomed for proposed rebuilding at East Troublesome Fire burn scar
• R. Kelly sentenced to 30 years in prison
• Sacramento Man Arrested On Suspicion Of Lewd Acts With Children
• Dallas police find 2 adults dead in apartment, 2 children unharmed
• Giuliani's former Ukraine fixer gets 20 months in prison
• FDA Warns Against Using Baby Neck Floats After 1 Dies, 1 Hospitalized
• Therapy group helps people let go of their grief in waters of the Pacific
• Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club hosts 4th annual Pride Paddle
• Some Minneapolis beaches now home to turtle nesting sanctuaries
• County officials confirm finding West Nile Virus in Milpitas
• City of Chicago to install concrete curbs to protect all bike lanes by end of next year
• Trump White House counsel Pat Cipollone subpoenaed by Jan. 6 committee
• Election denial a key issue for Colorado voters in primary
• 2 19-year-olds shot in New Castle
• Grass fire torches abandoned mobile home in Antioch; forward progress stopped
• Gay Father Creates Nonprofit To Help More Same-Sex Couples Start Families Through Adoption
• Twins sparkplug Luis Arraez rises to top of batting race
• LAPD arrests armed pursuit suspect after standoff in Sun Valley
• Video of man with gun in subway station sparks concealed carry concerns
• Men on Pointe: Bay Area duo shakes up 'traditional' views of ballet
• Cain Velasquez, Former UFC Champ Charged In Bay Area Shooting, Sues Man Over Alleged Molesting Of Young Son
• Verlander dominant, sends Mets to first 3-game losing streak of season
• Once again, North Chicago won't have a beach celebration for the 4th of July
• Several Minnesota companies to reimburse workers who travel for abortion services
• Chicago law firm hired by Kansas family to sue Amtrak after deadly collision
• Pennsylvania House Sets Up Committee To Consider Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner's Impeachment
• Amazon, Rite Aid Cap Purchase Of Emergency Contraceptives
• Mom, half-brother charged with murder in Bronx girl's death
• Judge, Stanton homer as Yankees sweep A's, improve to 56-20
• What the temporary restraining order on state abortion ban means for abortion clinics
• Greene County dispatcher charged, accused of not sending help for dying woman
• Driver of Red Line train that dragged man to death suspended
• SpaceX launches SES communications satellite
• Crime Without Punishment: Detroit Homicide Clearance Rates Rise as National Rates Fall
• 'Let's Help Them': Douglas County Creates Outreach For Unhoused
• Shark activity brings tourists to Cape beaches
• Crime Without Punishment: Homicide Clearance Rates Are Dropping In Philadelphia As Murder Rates Skyrocket
• Woman charged in wrong-way Route 28 crash that injured 8 children, 2 others
• South Philly Community Fridge Pleading For Help After Refrigerator Stolen
• Off-Broadway events offer affordable, family-friendly fun
• Sleep Duration Matters For Heart Health, According To New Recommendations
• Kane County Sheriff's Deputies search for person who blew up mailbox in Aurora Township
• Couple finds Jordyn Poulter's stolen Olympic gold medal at their Anaheim barbershop
• Day 2 of HUD secretary's visit to get firsthand look at housing crisis
• Abortion pill: Can women in anti-abortion states still get it?
• Women worried Roe v. Wade decision could affect fertility treatments
• R. Kelly sentenced to 30 years in prison in New York sex trafficking case
• Strangers, social media help woman get back dresses she left on LIRR
• After parade, work begins for Avs in bid to repeat as champs
• Last remaining WWII Medal of Honor recipient dies at 98
• Residents fume over graffiti vandalism on Rockaway boardwalk
• Pennsylvania Governor Candidate Josh Shapiro Vows To Protect Abortion Access If Elected
• Project set to bring affordable housing to McKees Rocks
• Ketanji Brown Jackson to be sworn in as Breyer retires from Supreme Court
• Keller @ Large: NATO expansion may add strain to relations with Russia
• Queens community on edge after man accused of killing deliveryman makes bail
• Honoring two allies whose contributions were crucial in Chicago's LGBTQ+ rights movement
• Curry College said employee involved in racist graffiti on campus
• Chicago Park District announces opening of 37 of 77 pools on Tuesday
• Trial underway for woman accused in East Boston attack
• Catalytic converter thefts soar in North Texas, but catching thieves is rare
• First-Of-Its-Kind Program At Crozer-Chester Medical Center Encouraging Minority Students To Pursue STEM Careers
• Baltimore Man Handed 40 Year Sentence In Beating, Death Of 2-Month-Old Daughter
• Most Texans think women will still seek abortions in Texas even if unsafe
• Power play: Gabriel Landeskog slings chicken at Raising Cane's
• Elmo talks about getting COVID vaccine; Ted Cruz has a problem with that
• Drought conditions, firework bans affect firework stand operators
• Woman shot in Duquesne Heights
• 5-year-old fatally shot in Parker County by child playing with gun
• CBS News Texas Poll: Most Texans think women will still seek abortions in Texas even if unsafe
• Police seek shooting suspect seen on scooter in the Bronx
• Why data privacy is a concern in the wake of Roe reversal
• Keep in mind your scared pets during Fourth of July fireworks
• Florida Supreme Court backs DeSantis' request for statewide grand jury on immigration
• Crime Behind the story: How CBS News analyzed homicide solve rates across the country
• Crash in Maple Grove leaves 2-year-old child dead
• Scott Vermillion first ever MLS player to be diagnosed with CTE
• Florida surgeon general responds to coronavirus subcommittee on vaccines for children
• Reports: James Harden Declines $47 Million Player Option, Intends To Re-Sign With Sixers
• Walz campaign clarifies remark on Supreme Court retirements
• Jury set for Parkland shooter Nikolas Cruz penalty trial, gets underway July 18th
• LA Kings get Kevin Fiala in trade with Minnesota Wild
• Motorcycle officer injured in Beverly Hills crash
• Wayne County Sergeant Searches For Missing Daughter
• CDC: Colorado reports 7 cases of monkeypox
• Lawmakers to vote on Calfornia's record $308 billion budget
• Arrest warrant for woman who accused Emmett Till in 1955 found in basement
• Arlington police asking for help identifying jugging suspect
• Mountain View City Council declares water emergency, enacts restrictions
• Massachusetts reports 1,529 new COVID cases, 17 additional deaths
• San Francisco police ask for help identifying assault suspect who stole car battery
• 2 former police officers charged with kidnapping woman while working illegally as bounty hunters
• Americans died of carbon monoxide poisoning at Bahamas resort
• Maryland Offering Additional Incentives To Employees Who Serve As Election Judges
• Deputies Jump Into Lathrop Lake To Rescue Boy With Autism Who Wandered Away From Family
• Alex Murdaugh charged in money laundering and drug scheme
• MnDOT announces July closures along Highway 77
• Ex-Macomb County Prosecutor Eric Smith Set To Turn Himself In To Federal Prison Thursday
• CHP to ramp up patrols for July 4th weekend starting Friday
• Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf Expected To Veto Bill That Would Ban Transgender Athletes From Competing In School Sports
• Stone Zoo announces birth of baby porcupette
• Journalist killed, daughter wounded while leaving house in Mexico
• Suspect arrested in fatal shooting of Arizona sheriff's deputy
• Jersey Mike's Subs Paying Hefty Price For Violating Child Labor Laws
• 17-Year-Old Convicted Of Murder, Rape In 2018 Attack Of Elderly Woman
• Jeremy Rocha charged in deadly shooting on I-70
• Reliever or Starter? Red Sox discussing Garrett Whitlock's role
• St. Paul program gives college savings account to each child born in capital city
• Chicago Police issue alert after carjacking, armed robberies throughout the city overnight
• North Side's Sue Murray Pool reopens
• Judge clears Trump of contempt in New York fraud investigation
• North Texas man receives max sentence of 20 years for child pornography
• Fire Breaks Out At Camp Airy For Boys In Thurmont, No Injuries Reported
• How To Support Your LGBTQ Child's Mental Health
• A's unable to hold on, get swept by Yankees
• Florida university officials look at enrollment dip
• SamTrans bus hits woman along El Camino Real in Menlo Park
• Police Officers, Civilian Injured By Driver On 3-Wheeled Vehicle In Detroit
• Rabies Alert in Kent County, Delaware After Stray Cat Tests Positive
• Rock slide on Hallett Peak in Rocky Mountain National Park
• Westland Police Investigating After Man Kills Ex-Girlfriend, Barricades Himself In Trailer
• What is a DBA, and does your business need one?
• R. Kelly Sentenced To 30 Years In Prison On Federal Sex Trafficking Charges
• Ketanji Brown Jackson to be sworn in as Supreme Court justice Thursday
• Hate crime surged 33% in California; Crimes against Asian Americans up 178%
• Whitmer Calls On Insurance Companies To Ensure Michigan Women Have Reproductive Health Coverage
• Supreme Court decision limits 2020 ruling on tribal lands in Oklahoma
• R. Kelly Sentenced To 30 Years In Sex Trafficking Case
• Kicking up the color in your garden just as summer heat kicks in
• Critically endangered Andean Condor chick hatches at National Aviary
• BART officer arrests two suspects in weekend shooting at West Oakland Station
• Woman struck and killed by subway after falling onto tracks in NYC
• LAPD officer arrested for forgery of medical notes used to obtain medical benefits
• Lone surviving attacker from 2015 Paris attacks sentenced to life in prison
• Ghislaine Maxwell accuser calls prison sentence "tremendous relief"
• Protestors march in support of abortion rights in Dallas
• Pizza delivery driver shot to death after interrupting attack on 76-year-old man in Stanton
• Minnesota reports sharp rise in syphilis cases in 2021
• CA budget won't include funds to help abortion-seekers travel from other states
• City of LA hosting anonymous fireworks buyback program on Saturday
• Southbound I-275 To I-94 Closing For A Month Starting July 11
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Clear Skies, high 60s by tonight
• I-Team: Cleanup finished at Chelsea hazardous debris pile
• Carson Pickett becomes first player with limb difference on USWNT
• Police: Man found with 50 grams of raw fentanyl in Ligonier Giant Eagle parking lot
• California Lawmakers To Vote On $307.9 Billion Spending Plan
• U of M's Gable Steveson named Big Ten Male Athlete of the Year
• June in North Texas was hot & dry, and it's only going to get hotter & drier
• Contra Costa fire officials launch illegal fireworks hotline ahead of July 4th
• Colorado man gored by bison in Yellowstone National Park
• R. Kelly sentenced to 30 years in prison
• Fire damages detached garage in Melrose District
• Nancy Pelosi receives Communion in Vatican amid abortion debate
• Inglewood residents demand short-term regulations after deadly shooting at house party
• Central 70 Project celebrated, construction nears completion
• Teen carjacking suspects jailed in San Jose 3 months after previous carjacking arrest
• Ford CEO Jim Farley Interviews Tom Brady In Spotify Podcast Series Finale
• Alexander Carillo IDed as suspect in Dallas shooting of Sebastian Pulido
• Son honors dad killed cycling on Rickenbacker Causeway
• Detroit Announces City's First Income-Based Water Affordability Plan
• Nesmith planning on joining Celtics' Summer League roster
• Giuliani associate Lev Parnas sentenced to 20 months in prison
• Pride Month in Arab states brings warnings and rainbow hunts
• Philadelphia's Newest Mural 'Enter Stage Right' To Be Formally Dedicate At Kimmel Center
• Traffic deaths have surged in Massachusetts, report finds
• A Kidney Transplant Could Be the Key to a Healthier, Longer, More Fulfilling Life
• Manitou Incline open for summer hours with some closures
• Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett won't run in upcoming election
• Local Catholic church in San Francisco embracing LGBTQ struggle for equal rights
• Woman in critical condition after stabbing in Duquesne
• 30,000 Hoagies Handed Out At Independence Mall For Wawa Hoagie Day
• Police searching for suspects after car plows into N.J. flower shop
• How Sacramento County is bucking the national trend of murder cases going unsolved
• Personal information of people granted, denied concealed carry permits leaked by California's Attorney General's Office
• Stanley Cup parade, rally setup underway in Civic Center Park
• For F1RST Wrestling's Arik Cannon, bringing the event back to Mall of America is "surreal"
• AG Nessel: Grand Rapids Doctor Charged With Practicing On Suspended License
• Maryland Weather: Mostly Sunny & Warm
• Miami-Dade mega-housing summit seeks solutions to affordability crisis
• Delta offers free rebooking ahead of busy July 4 weekend
• First monkeypox case reported in Pittsburgh
• CU Anschutz researchers identify drugs that curb Alzheimer's symptoms
• California gas tax goes up 3 cents on July 1
• Hogan Laments 'Senseless Act Of Violence Against Law Enforcement' After Baltimore Officer Dragged By Car
• Fresh off primary win, Gov. Hochul turns to gun permits, carry rules
• 'I will not persecute Texas women,' Sheriff Javier Salazar on Roe's reversal
• Private shark sighting tours being offered off Cape Cod
• Heather Mack back in court for conspiracy and obstruction of justice charges in mother's murder
• WeatherTech deadly shooting suspect in court
• Denver launches new housing program for the homeless
• Detroit Police Report 6 Arrests During 2022 Ford Fireworks
• Reports of street racing continue to rise in Denver metro area
• Dallas police name 3 victims killed in May shooting
• Victim stabbed during attempted kidnapping in Belmont Cragin; No one in custody
• Suspect Taken Into Custody Following 'Possible Barricade Situation'; May Be Related To Officer Who Was Dragged
• Michigan Gov. Whitmer Urges Congress To Lower Healthcare Costs
• How Sacramento County is bucking the national trend of murder cases going unsolved
• Oakland, SF see disheartening difference in homicide clearance rates
• Here's What You Need To Know About Michigan's Fireworks Laws
• Deadly port accident caught on video as chlorine tank crashes onto ship
• Nipsey Hussle's accused killer attacked with razor in jail, lawyer says
• FDA warns against baby neck floats after death and hospitalization
• Investigators say drone that dropped candy near kids was an "ill-conceived effort" at social media content
• Florida asks judge to toss challenge to controversial "Don't say gay" law
• Celtics reportedly turned down Knicks trade for Alec Burks
• Cooler weather descends on Southland ahead of Fourth of July
• Denver Public Schools staff fight for living wage
• 5 officers on leave after police van ride leaves man paralyzed
• Sprinkler system credited with saving classic cars during Ipswich fire
• Justices say veteran who lost job as Texas trooper can sue state
• Strength of ruble could hurt Russian businesses, official warns
• Philadelphia's Health Centers Now Offering Free COVID-19 Vaccines For Children Ages 6 Months To 5 Years Old
• Babies Will Continue To Die During Sleep Despite New Regulations On Sleep Products, Child Advocates Fear
• Man dies by suicide after finding toddler dead inside hot car, police say
• Motorcyclist killed in crash with dump truck on Interstate 580 in Castro Valley
• Curfew imposed as sectarian tension soars after a brutal murder in India
• Homicide clearance rates are declining across the U.S. Baltimore's is down to 42%.
• How not to get soaked by "drip pricing" when booking vacations
• Celtics linked to T.J. Warren, Danilo Gallinari
• Wayne, Washtenaw County Included In DNR's First Round Of State Park Infrastructure Projects
• Motorcyclist boxed in by state patrol on metro highway
• Unsolved murders on the rise, especially for Black, Hispanic victims
• First Alert Weather: Wednesday 6/29 CBS2 morning weather headlines
• Confusion, fear despite judge blocking Texas abortion ban
• U.S. unsolved homicide rates soar, and Minneapolis is pacing worse than nat'l average
• Homicide clearance rates drop in Philadelphia as murder rates skyrocket
• 8-year-old boy missing for over a week found alive in sewer
• Pair of suspects arrested on child endangerment, illegal firearms charges
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• Miami Weather: Hot, afternoon storms develop, rain chance decreases for July 4th weekend
• Esplanade swans euthanized after showing bird flu symptoms
• Taco Bell's Newest Food Uses An Oversized Cheez-It
• Nancy Pelosi Receives Communion In Vatican Amid Abortion Debate
• Journalist Maria Ressa defies gov't order, says Rappler running as "usual"
• Consumer advocate talks pros, cons of electric vehicles
• Did Amazon infringe on Miami-based porn company's trademark?
• 2022 standardized tests show Florida's achievement gaps narrowing
• Where's Marty? Hanging Out At 'Sewchella' Sewing Camp
• LAPD, SWAT arrest attempted murder suspect in South LA following hours-long standoff
• Police Seek Hit-And-Run Driver That Injured Two Children In Dearborn
• Report: Bruins interview Mike Vellucci for head coaching job
• Search continues for man suspected of stealing eight trays of mail from post office in Arcadia
• Dead body found in dumpster during trash haul from Dixon
• Rockies defeat Dodgers at home with 7-4 win
• Santa Clara County makes push to end homelessness, create more affordable housing
• Jamie Lee Curtis And Blumhouse Pictures Team For 2018 Camp Fire Movie
• Citing "operational challenges," Delta offers holiday weekend travelers waivers to rebook
• KDKA Investigates: Pittsburgh homicide clearance rates falling as national rate hits all-time low
• Arson Suspect Arrested In Connection To Fire, Building Collapse That Killed Philadelphia Fire Lt. Sean Williamson
• Videos debunk Russia's lies about missile strike on Ukraine mall
• Monterey County man convicted in 1995 cold case murder gets 50 years to life
• VIDEO: Bear caught hanging out on top of bird feeder
• Kick off July 4th week with fireworks at Navy Pier
• More murders going unsolved nationally, but DFW may be getting less credit than it deserves
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle in San Jose dies at hospital
• Denver businesses prepare for Stanley Cup parade: 'It's a massive boost'
• Crime Without Punishment: A closer look at disparities in NYPD's homicide clearance rates
• Non-profit provides summer camp for kids battling cancer
• PTL Links: June 29, 2022
• New turbine donation helping CSU make world 'a little more sustainable'
• Cooking with Rania: Chili Garlic Pork Burgers
• Colorado seeing surge of outbound moves this summer
• Tour bus driver slashed in Midtown near Times Square
• Red Sox bullpen fails again in Toronto
• Minnesota needs your help naming new 188-mile bike trail
• Two People Killed After Car Attempts To Outrun Amtrak Train in Detroit
• Plantation kidnapping led to deadly Miami Gardens shooting
• The best early Amazon Prime Day 2022 deals on stick vacuums
• Shamir Black, 18, charged with pistol-whipping, attempted carjacking
• O'Malley & Brown Tied In Democratic Primary For Maryland Attorney General, Poll Shows
• The top-rated shoes and sneakers for the gym in 2022
• I-Team: The problem behind Boston's unsolved murders
• Migrants' deaths a "crime against humanity," San Antonio police chief says
• "We're going to the Capitol": Revelations from the sixth Jan. 6 hearing
• U.S. to boost military presence in Europe for Russia threat
• Brotherly Love: Philadelphia Nonprofit Legacy Of Hope Offering Help To Families Facing Cancer Diagnosis
• Early Amazon Prime Day 2022 deal: Save up to $210 on Eero mesh Wi-Fi now
• 2 monkeypox cases now confirmed in Minnesota
• Police Identify 2 Men Killed In Northeast Baltimore Triple Shooting
• Ghislaine Maxwell sentenced to 20 years in prison in Epstein sex abuse case
• UPMC hosting job fair for recent graduates at Heinz Field
• 3 people in custody after 2 robberies at Belmont Avenue CTA stop
• Philly police say "crushing volume" of killings outruns their ability to close cases
• 2022 primary results: Illinois, Colorado, New York and more
• Nassau County rolling out "vaxmobile" for children
• Former aide on Jan. 6 warnings, pardon requests, and Trump trying to grab the wheel
• From the backyard to the barges: Fireworks companies prepare for the Fourth of July
• Massachusetts gas prices fall again to $4.91 a gallon
• Man, 19, Wounded In Southeast Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• Pregnant woman dies, 22 missing after boat sinks in Mediterranean
• Next Weather: Severe thunderstorm watch issued for west-central Minnesota
• 1 Hospitalized After Truck Overturns In Edgewood
• Behind the story: How CBS News analyzed homicide solve rates across U.S.
• Museum of Fine Arts agrees to first union contract with workers
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm and sunny weather continues on Wednesday
• Charges filed in 6 cold cases after decades-old rape kit backlog cleared
• New York City, state sue ghost gun part distributors
• A "coin flip": Nearly half of U.S. murders go unsolved as cases rise
• Hiker mauled by bear in "surprise encounter" in Wyoming mountains
• 23-year-old man shot inside Marcus Cinema in Oakdale, suspect flees
• Police Hope Surveillance Video Will Help Solve Deadly Shooting In Philadelphia's Oak Lane Section
• Man gored by bison at Yellowstone, second visitor attacked in month
• Vehicle drags Baltimore police sergeant about two blocks
• Former Ambassador Peter Wittig on foreign perceptions of the U.S.
• Orioles Nearly Held Hitless In 2-0 Loss To Mariners
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Morning showers, sunshine ahead Wednesday
• U.K.'s Johnson says Ukraine war rooted in Putin's "toxic masculinity"
• Police Officer Dragged By Vehicle In Northwest Baltimore
• Pittsburgh Police make arrest, seize narcotics, guns and cash in East Allegheny
• U.S. To Offer Monkeypox Vaccines In States With High Case Rates
• Target at former Kaufmann's nearly set to open
• Russian-owned Boston hair salon sponsors Ukrainian refugee, daughter
• Clinics Scramble To Divert Patients As States Ban Abortion
• Pittsburgh City Controller Michael Lamb to present 2021 financial report
• Pa. State House rejects amendment demanding Penn State reveal location of Paterno statue
• Wednesday's Child:
• Kennywood's Thunderbolt and Steel Curtain down for repairs heading into holiday weekend
• Eric Tangradi named head coach of Shady Side Academy boys prep ice hockey team
• Robert Morss asks for change of trial venue, says Jan. 6 hearing being televised impacts jury pool
• Corbin strikes out 12, Nationals rally to beat Pirates 3-1
• Luis Robert leads 17-hit White Sox attack in 11-4 win over Angels
• Sears pitches major league-best Yankees past lowly A's
• Ginni Thomas' attorney wants "better justification" before Jan. 6 committee interview
• Exclusive video: Man pulls out gun on subway after allegedly being threatened
• Tucker homers, Valdez goes 8 in Astros' romp over Mets

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• Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold on election integrity
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• WBZ Evening News Update For June 29, 2022
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• Once again, North Chicago won't have a beach celebration for the 4th of July
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• Orange Line trains delayed after vandalism
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• CBS News Poll shows Texans opinions on Abortion
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• Minnesota asks for help naming new 188-mile bike trail
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• For F1RST Wrestling's Arik Cannon, bringing the event back to Mall of America is "surreal"
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• Extended: Mille Lacs tribe awarded $3M in fed funding to boost entrepreneurship
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