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• 'People Have Lost Their Heart': Hit-And-Run Drivers Leave Grieving Families In The Dark
• Gonsolin goes to 11-0, Dodgers get 4 HRs to beat Cubs 5-3
• Caltrans Unveils New Animal Crossings Along I-80 In Placer County
• Profar collapses after collision, Padres beat Giants in 10
• Modesto Girl, 15, Survives Bullet Shot Through Bedroom Wall
• Breanna Stewart scores 23 points, Storm rout Sparks 106-69
• New evidence focuses Alexis Gabe investigators on Amador County location
• Cal Fire's New Fire Hawk Helicopter Crucial In Nighttime Operation In Electra Fire
• Eight-year-old girl struck in the face by another rollercoaster rider's loose cellphone
• UC Davis Police Officer Dies Of Complications From Heart Attack Suffered On Duty
• 'Taking Matters Into Our Own Hands': Gov. Newsom Announces California Will Make Its Own Insulin
• Parishioners gather at Highwood's St. James Church to in memory of fellow congregants who died in Highland Park
• Dylan Cease allows one run in six innings, but White Sox lose to Tigers
• Police: Man shot and killed after swinging bat at squeegee worker
• Candidate profile: Ivan Bates seeks Baltimore's top prosecutor job for second time
• Teenage girl receives chilling call after parents are shot, wounded in Highland Park massacre
• Charles Stipetich honored by Oakdale Police Department
• Light Rail riders brace for scaled-back schedules
• Officials: No cause for alarm following cancer probe in Northport schools
• Japan's former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe assassinated while giving campaign speech
• NICU program allows dying Minnesota father to hold his newborn son at home
• Husband: Daughter said, 'Mom, I love you,' before Katherine Goldstein died in Highland Park parade massacre
• Adley Rutschman homers, Orioles beat Angels and run win streak to 5
• Report states Montebello Unified teachers are underqualified
• Seven victims of Highland Park July 4th parade massacre honored at Central Business District memorial
• Construction, lawn service workers brave the summer heat
• Rutschman homers, Orioles beat Angels, run win streak to 5
• Two males, including 16-year-old, shot in East Baltimore
• Baltimore Police release draft map of new 'data driven' districts
• Boston doctor worked at Mississippi's only abortion clinic
• Mike Brito, scout of Mexican talent for Dodgers, dies at 87
• Your COVID Questions, Answered: Can You Catch The Virus Twice?
• Applications open for post-9/11 veterans to receive bonus check
• Donaldson's slam leads Yankees past Devers, Red Sox 6-5
• Biden awards Medal of Freedom to Biles, McCain, Giffords
• J.D. Davis' slam ignites Mets in rout of Marlins
• Megan Rapinoe, Denzel Washington, Steve Jobs Among 17 Honored By Pres. Biden With The Medal Of Freedom
• Yankees hit another grand slam and then hold on to beat Red Sox
• Whitmer Requests Federal Clarity On Michiganders' Rights To Seek Reproductive Healthcare In Canada
• Former SF prosecutor Brooke Jenkins to replace recalled DA Chesa Boudin
• Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson announces new initiatives to combat crime
• Good Question: When Should You Water Your Lawn?
• Annual Essence Of Entertainment Concert Series Returns To Dell Music Center Days After July 4 Shooting On Parkway
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Suspect Accused Of Fatally Shooting 77-Year-Old Man On Morning Walk In Juniata
• "Swatting" prank call brings several police officers to Chelsea store
• State to install surveillance cameras in East Bay freeway shooting hotspots
• Suspect Vandalized Amazon Delivery Truck After Dispute With Neighbor In Citrus Heights
• Monkeypox: Bay Area LGBTQ community steps up as vaccine remains in short supply
• Coppell resident 'had to call it quits' when he felt heat-related illness
• State police looking for missing man Douglas Blanda
• Dan Wolf, longtime owner of The Bagel Restaurant, dies at 77
• Vigil held for 21-year-old victim in fatal Bronx hit-and-run
• Orange, San Bernardino Counties Planned Parenthoods see 133% more out-of-state appointments
• Boat catches fire in Dana Point Harbor
• LA County's indoor mask mandate could return by end of July
• Chicago secures home court for the Commissioner's Cup game
• Officer who killed Tamir Rice quickly leaves new police job in Pennsylvania
• Freeway shooting on I-580 in San Leandro injures one; authorities investigating
• Cedric Alexander tapped for new Minneapolis role: Commissioner of Community Safety
• LA County Supervisors to ask voters for power to remove Sheriff Villanueva
• California will make its own insulin to combat high drug prices, governor says
• Teen Suspect Wanted In Fatal Shooting Of 14-Year-Old Boy While Making Music Video In Custody: Upper Darby Police
• Man shot by police near Pico and Sawtelle Boulevards dies
• Long Beach residents can get paid to switch water-guzzling lawns for drought-tolerant gardens
• Colorado doctors share update on new strain of COVID
• Fire breaks out at mattress recycling facility in Milford
• New 6th Street viaduct bridge just days from opening to public
• On A Positive Note: Couple starts non-profit organization to honor late son
• Philadelphia Flyers Select Cutter Gauthier With 5th Overall Pick In 2022 NHL Draft
• Newark man accused of domestic violence, striking officer during chase
• Bay Area hit by coronavirus variant that rapidly spreads, reinfects
• Elon Musk Reportedly Had Twins With A Neuralink Executive
• Hot, dry weekend ahead after stormy week
• Saturday declared Bob Pompeani Day in Allegheny County
• Darick Hall Homers, Drives In 2, Phillies Take Series From Nationals
• Four Miami-Dade municipalities may be expanding
• State OES deploys resources for ongoing Electra fire
• Members of LGBTQ community disproportionally affected by monkeypox
• Pittsburgh's Logan Cooley selected No. 3 overall by Arizona Coyotes
• Help needed finding 11-year-old girl from Panorama City
• Biden presents Medal of Freedom to Simone Biles, Gabrielle Giffords and 14 others
• New wildfire burning near Truckee triggers evacuation order, arrest made
• Amador County Residents Evacuated In Electra Fire Rely On Law Enforcement To Protect Homes
• Avalanche acquire goalie Alexandar Georgiev
• Oprah voices ad for Maryland candidate for governor Wes Moore
• Pittsburgh police start weekly briefings for more transparency
• Ukrainian Village family was prepared when faced with carjacker
• Woman helped rescue 2-year-old boy whose parents were killed in Highland Park parade massacre
• I-70 reopens through Glenwood Canyon after semi crash
• Woman sexually assaulted by man charged in off-duty officer's killing calls him 'ticking timebomb'
• Detroit Police Chief Says Fallen Officer And Partner Were Ambushed
• Highland Park resident makes signs drawing attention to gun violence
• After being shot in Highland Park parade massacre, 8-year-old Cooper Roberts may not walk again
• Engineering firm trying to electro shock invasive carp from Twin Cites lake
• In first return since being traded from Cubs, Javy Baez says Chicago is still 'home'
• Some Highland Park businesses remain closed, must improvise with FBI still processing massacre scene
• Money transfer store at center of fentanyl investigation
• Heat of summer sends water bills through the roof
• Developers say cracker plant in Beaver County will be economic boost needed for region
• NYPD: Shootings are down, but bail law changes needed to stop repeat offenders
• City councils mull new regulations in response to THC edibles
• Overstocked stores give big discounts as supply chain backlog eases
• Pasadena City College, Caltech lockdown lifted; suspect in custody
• GameStop names new CFO
• 2 injured after car plows into noontime crowd at Starbucks in Cupertino
• Art Rooney Jr. and Buddy Parker named semifinalists for Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Remaining Pac-12 schools face uncertain future after losses to Big Ten
• Federal court postpones arguments in ADA case over Boudin recall
• Monkeypox awareness rising among male same-sex partners
• Local food pantries are in danger of running out of food
• Mayor Eric Adams unveils Rainfall Ready NYC Action Plan
• For Highland Park massacre victim Eduardo Uvaldo, family was everything
• Ken Griffin donates $5 million to South Side pastor for community center
• Michigan tourist rescued while retracing path of NorCal hikers found dead
• Charges dismissed for 2 men accused of delivering meth into Minnesota
• Man with Colorado ties honored with Presidential Medal of Freedom
• Dallas Mavericks sign Theo Pinson and Jaden Hardy
• North Dakota's only abortion clinic fights to halt "trigger" ban
• South Side pastor connects with north suburban community after mass shooting
• "Candyman" selling chocolate to raise money for Dana-Farber
• Huge underground search for mysterious dark matter begins
• San Joaquin County libraries eschew late charges on children, teen books, print materials
• KDKA gets look into how Amazon's Pittsburgh facilities prepare for Prime Day
• Texas officials authorized to arrest migrants, return them to the border
• Portion of Griffith Park Drive shut down to prevent cut-through vehicle traffic
• 16-year-old charged with manslaughter, shoots friend on live-stream
• Shark Week Blimp To Fly Over Philadelphia, New Jersey Beaches This Month
• See it: 3 women allegedly trash Lower East Side fry shop
• Baltimore Ravens bring back Justin Houston on 1-year deal
• Worker trimming trees in bucket truck seriously hurt in Bloomington crash
• Miami-Dade, Broward school superintendents proud of new school grades
• American Academy Of Pediatrics Updates Sleep Recommendations For Children For 1st Time In 6 Years
• Family seeks help to find driver in killing of loved one in Lauderhill
• Michigan Man Rescued From Same California Trail Where Family Died
• Some Massachusetts towns removing fluoride from tap water
• Massachusetts AG warns consumers against fake abortion clinics
• Chicago Botanic Garden offers free admission to help people heal after Highland Park massacre
• Haitian gang member charged in kidnapping of missionaries
• Man charged with assault following stabbing on 4th of July
• Audit: Denver exposed to fraud in federal pandemic relief
• Interstate 64 bridge on schedule to open to traffic this fall in West Virginia
• Could Highland Park gunman's father face liability for sponsoring FOID card? A legal expert thinks so
• Exclusive: One-Of-A-Kind Summer Camp Encourages More Women To Consider Career In Construction
• Universal Studios to add original set from Jordan Peele's "Nope" to Studio Tour
• Bodega worker charged with murder after stabbing man who attacked him behind counter
• Relatives of Breonna Taylor, Jacob Blake arrested at Jayland Walker protest
• Multiple Texas colleges and universities received bomb threats Thursday
• North Miami Beach Police Department's first Black chief sworn in
• Couple who cared for orphaned toddler describe parade shooting aftermath
• FBI searches for 'Spell It Out Bandit' bank robbery suspect
• Massachusetts reports 1,699 new COVID cases, 18 additional deaths
• Philadelphia's New Summer Curfew For Minors In Effect Until End Of September
• More Pennsylvania Republicans Endorsing Democrat Josh Shapiro For Governor
• Canada Most Popular Country To Relocate To, Google Search Analysis Shows
• Repairs on Baltimore's North Avenue sinkhole could take 6 weeks to complete
• Stockton hospital seeks help in identifying patient
• Odenton Church's 'Black Lives Matter' Banner Vandalized For Third Time In Two Months, Police Say
• Twitter says it removes 1 million spam accounts a day amid tussle with Elon Musk
• State Patrol to step up presence in Minneapolis in response to recent violent crime
• VIDEO: Crews Battle Grass Fire That Started In Orangevale Field Near Homeless Camp
• Asphalt streets in Boyle Heights to get $1 million worth of cool pavement coating
• Blackhawks trade Alex DeBrincat for draft picks
• Cop Who Killed Tamir Rice Leaves New Police Job In Pennsylvania Amid Fallout
• Overheated train engine causes smoke, delays at North Station
• Napa congressman co-introduces bill to codify right to access contraception
• Brayan Bello to get another MLB start with Red Sox
• "Obi-Wan Kenobi" star Ewan McGregor coming to Boston
• Feds arrest 150 fugitives, criminals, sex offenders in Chicago area as part of "Operation North Star"
• Theranos exec 'Sunny' Balwani found guilty of fraud, conspiracy
• Miami-Dade County to launch bicycle pilot program along Rickenbacker Causeway
• Oakland police say 6th person injured by celebratory gunfire during A's post-game fireworks
• Florida man sentenced in death threats against Rep. Ayanna Pressley
• James Caan, Oscar-Nominated Actor Of 'The Godfather' & Former MSU Football Player, Dies At 82
• Derek Chauvin Gets 21 Years For Violating George Floyd's Civil Rights
• Chauvin sentenced to 21 years in federal prison for violating Floyd's civil rights
• LLC vs sole proprietorship: How to choose which is right for your business
• Montgomery County Officer Grazed By Bullet During Philly's 4th Of July Fireworks Feels 'Lucky' To Walk Away From Incident
• 'We Were Robbed,' Detroit Police Chief Speaks On Fatal Shooting Of Officer Loren Courts By 19-Year-Old Suspect, Ehamani Davis
• Drivers Beware: The Grace Period For JFX Speeding Citations Ends Soon
• Chris Sale makes amends for dugout tantrum in Worcester
• Upper Shenango River Water Trail
• Signs of trouble emerge in talks on late Pennsylvania budget
• Dolphins announce 2022 public training camp schedule
• One Of World's Largest Inflatable Slip And Slide Tubing Courses Returns To Bear Creek Mountain Resort
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Shower chances increase in the evening
• Mon Incline closing for four-month rehabilitation project
• Rocket explodes moments after launching from Vandenberg Space Force Base
• U.S. Secret Service Director James Murray to retire
• North Texas under excessive heat warning until Saturday night
• Caltrans crews clean up Atwater Village homeless encampment under 2 Freeway
• Former Theranos executive Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani convicted of fraud
• San Jose officials mull homeless safe parking program at Santa Teresa VTA Station
• Supreme Court's EPA ruling could hurt U.S. businesses: Moody's
• "Economic relief rebates" proposed for Massachusetts taxpayers
• Rafael Nadal withdraws from Wimbledon over torn abdominal muscle
• Hollywood reacts to James Caan's death
• Banksville Subway hit with consumer alert
• IRS internal watchdog to review rare audits of Comey and McCabe
• Baltimore Police Sergeant 'On The Mend' After Being Dragged By Car, Union Says
• Woman found dead on CTA tracks near Addison Red Line station in Lakeview
• Federal agent charged in scheme to harass Chinese dissidents
• NWS says funnel clouds possible Thursday afternoon, but they shouldn't reach ground
• Blueberry Festival Returns To Linvilla Orchards This Sunday
• Wisconsin court rules transgender sex offender cannot change name
• Clinton Township Man Wins $100K Lottery Prize
• Texas Man, 39, Killed In SUV Crash Near North San Juan
• 'Good Samaritans' pull Indianapolis woman from burning car
• "HP Strong": Highland Park slowly coming to terms with tragedy after Monday's deadly mass shooting
• Chicago author, professor Jacqueline Stewart named President of the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
• Tolls begin on westbound I-70 Mountain Express Lane
• Aurora Public Schools teachers get 8.5% raise
• James Caan, Oscar-Nominated Actor Of 'The Godfather,' 'Misery' And 'Elf' Dies At Age 82
• Legendary Actor James Caan Dead At 82
• Swimmers get sick after pool opens without inspection permit
• Parents of FIU student caught in crossfire plead for the public's help
• Court proceedings continue in penalty phase of Parkland shooter
• 'Godfather' Star, Legendary Actor James Caan Dead At 82
• Mt. Lebanon school board member arrested in Florida on child sex charges
• Park Ridge police turn over evidence in investigation of teen reportedly pinned by off-duty officer
• James Caan, "The Godfather" actor, dies at 82
• Police warn about Dallas water utilities spoofing scam
• James Caan, "The Godfather" star and native New Yorker, dies at 82
• 4 abortion rights activists arrested after "die-in" protest at Los Angeles City Hall
• Man charged in St. Paul shooting says victim wasn't his target
• Burglary suspect dies after being shot by Moreno Valley homeowner
• Fundraising effort underway for chef Justin Sutherland after boating accident
• Man accused of bringing out BB gun in crowded South Hills theater
• Legendary actor James Caan dead at 82
• Clergy march across Brooklyn Bridge for end to gun violence
• Los Altos promotes longtime police veteran Angela Averiett to chief
• Dems propose raising taxes on high earners to preserve Medicare
• Eric Lenzy Morris accused of shooting and killing Aaron Jermaine in Aurora
• Girl loses part of finger, 5 others injured at bull run in Spain
• Feds Seek Prison For Capitol Rioter Who Had Confederate Flag
• Highland Park begins slow healing process after mass shooting
• Brooklyn DA backs gun violence education, mental health programs in schools
• Violent fugitives, guns taken off the streets in nationwide Operation North Star
• The best Amazon Prime Day 2022 fitness deals: NordicTrack, Garmin, Colorfulkoala and more
• MSP: Michigan Man Hits, Kills Wife With SUV While Leaving Parking Space
• City, state, federal officials seek $250 million from Biden administration to upgrade Union Station
• Can "Marsy's Law" shield police officers' IDs? Florida Supreme Court to hear arguments
• Penguins, Kris Letang agree to 6-year contract extension
• NYC Health Commissioner says city is "epicenter" of monkeypox outbreak
• NFL hopes flag football will become Olympic event
• 'Six years later, it's still with me,' fallen officers of Dallas ambush honored
• 2 Worcester crisis pregnancy centers vandalized
• SUV smashes through Dania home's fence, nearly ends up in pool
• Family assistance center opens at Highland Park High School; where to retrieve items
• 18-Year-Old Charged With Attempted Murder In Southern Baltimore Shooting
• School supply donations being collected to 'Stuff the Bus' in Lake County
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH unveils new, weekly reporting methods
• PHL Airport Receiving $24 Million In Federal Funding For Terminal Improvements
• Denver among cities working to improve pool lifeguard shortage
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm and muggy afternoon on the way
• Police search for person who set fire to playground in Plainfield
• Grand Rapids Man Sentenced To Prison For Credit Union Robbery
• U.S. jobless claims reach 235k, highest in nearly six months
• Pedestrian Seriously Injured After Being Struck By Car Near Ann Arbor
• Petcube, Whistle GPS and more: The best early Amazon Prime Day 2022 pet deals
• Early Voting For Maryland Primary Begins
• St. Cloud "Barbie" home listed on the market, goes viral for vintage vibes
• 'It was just gushing in:' Water main break in Brentwood affects service for multiple homes
• Seven-year-old girl dies after falling out of car on 5 Freeway; Mother, boyfriend charged with child abuse
• Man Killed In Hit-And-Run At Modesto Intersection
• The best Amazon Prime Day 2022 deals on Echo, Echo Show and Echo Dot smart speakers
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• Florida man sentenced in death threat to Congresswoman
• The best deals at Walmart ahead of Amazon Prime Day 2022
• DIA receives $60M to improve terminal, baggage handling
• The best early Amazon Prime Day 2022 deals on Bose
• Santa Cruz County opens first public defender's office
• Recession 'increasingly likely' despite San Francisco's hot labor market, recovering hospitality sector
• 'It's A Cane!': Body Camera Footage Sheds New Light On Harford County Deputies' Shooting Of Edgewood Man
• West Virginia Man Indicted In Maryland Workplace Shooting
• FAA awards $540K to Arlington Municipal Airport to replace aging infrastructure
• Missing Miami-Dade man Alejandro Suarez found out of state
• Florida man sentenced in death threat to Rep. Ilhan Omar
• Minotaur II+ rocket explodes seconds after being launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base
• Palo Alto police arrest four suspects in strong-arm robbery, including two juveniles
• American Academy of Pediatrics is updating sleep recommendations for infants
• Reward increased for information in New Hampshire couple's murder
• Volunteers Pick Up Mess Left On Tahoe Beaches After July 4 Weekend
• Parts of Sunnyvale, Santa Clara to be sprayed for mosquitoes due to West Nile Virus
• Mexico announces "historic" seizure of half-ton of fentanyl at warehouse
• Newest Dallas millionaire buys winning ticket at the beer store
• U.S. jobless claims rise to 235k, most in nearly six months
• WHO To Consider Again Whether Monkeypox Outbreak Is Public Health Emergency Of International Concern
• Jagger Freeman gets 30 years to life in death of NYPD Det. Simonsen
• Video shows Chris Sale tantrum in Worcester dugout tunnel
• Lawsuit seeks protection for bats only found in South Florida
• NYC reports highest COVID positivity rate since January
• Missing Broward teen Dimitri Roberts found
• These companies gave workers mid-year raises
• Mississippi's last abortion clinic closes despite attempt to block state ban
• Potentially ominous sign for Patriots defense found in ESPN poll
• Heat re-sign guard Victor Oladipo, terms of deal not disclosed
• AAPI community hails $30M state funding to combat hate crimes, help victims
• Denver Weather: Hottest weekend of the summer so far
• Evergreen area ranked as most at risk for wildfire
• Caught On Camera: 62-Year-Old Man Violently Carjacked By Group Of Teenagers In Olney
• Texas born WNBA player Brittney Griner pleads guilty in Russia drugs trial
• WNBA star Brittney Griner pleads guilty in Russian court
• Russian Media: WNBA Star Brittney Griner Pleads Guilty In Russia Drugs Trial
• Beijing imposes, then backs off COVID vaccine mandate amid fresh outbreaks
• Brad Pitt says he has face blindness. What is prosopagnosia?
• Tigers Sweep Guardians, Cabrera Makes Case For All-Star Game
• Wild enter 2022 NHL draft with 2 first round picks
• SUV crashes into CPD squad vehicle in Woodlawn; 2 officers injured
• Dallas homicide detectives searching for Deandre Hamilton, 18
• Dermatologist offers fellowship on diagnosing and treating people of color
• 14-year-old shot while inside vehicle in Woodlawn
• Massachusetts gets 2,000 monkeypox vaccine doses
• UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson Resigns After Mutiny In His Party
• Kensington Shooting Leaves 17-Year-Old Boy, Woman Injured: Philadelphia Police
• Woman hospitalized following shooting in Chesterfield Square
• Michigan GOP Gubernatorial Hopeful Ryan Kelley Pleads Not Guilty To Charges Related To January 6 Riot
• Miami Weather: Mix of afternoon sun & clouds, inland afternoon storms
• Caught on camera: couple dodges freeway shooting on I-580 in Oakland
• Eastbound 91 Freeway faces hours-long closure following fatal collision in Riverside
• Minnesota is a cat state, and Wisconsin a dog state, survey purports
• Concord Police Department staffs all-female shift for first time
• Monkeypox cases jump 77% in a week, WHO reports
• Previously deported, convicted rapist arrested after entering U.S. illegally
• Maryland High School Evacuated After Student Sets Off Firework
• Bemidji man flees courtroom after being sentenced, police report
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• U.K. PM Boris Johnson announces resignation after allies quit en masse
• 10-Year-Old Boy Dies After Falling Off Play Equipment In Lake At Camp Dearborn
• Elon Musk had twins last year with a top executive: report
• Authorities searching for hit-and-run driver who fled from scene of two-car collision in Westlake
• Recipes from Classic Grill at Madden's on Gull Lake
• Seward Co-op 50th Anniversary Block Party at Open Streets
• Motorcyclist shot on 110 Freeway in South Pasadena
• Hacker fills Disneyland Instagram with slur-filled posts
• Britain's Boris Johnson resigning as Prime Minister amid scandal
• Gov Polis strengthens state abortion protections
• Favorite Day Lavender Shortbread Cookies being recalled due to packaging issue
• FAA giving $1 billion to airports for terminals and upgrades
• Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery holds dedication of Chosin Few monument
• Missing Miami woman 73-year-old Celila Joseph found
• Live Updates: Derek Chauvin to be sentenced on federal charges
• Pittsburgh International Airport to receive $20 million in upgrade funding
• UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson Resigns After Mutiny In His Party
• 46-year-old man accused of filming himself shooting at Coral Springs hospital arrested
• Bear Cub Gets Separated From Family, Stuck Inside Tahoe Home
• Flight school working to quickly train pilots due to airline shortage
• The best early Amazon Prime Day deals on gym clothing and athleisure
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 7/7 Thursday forecast
• 4 bears killed after stealing food from tents at Alaska campground
• Disneyland Instagram fills with racially insensitive posts after account gets taken over by "super hacker"
• Man killed, woman wounded after shooting, crash on Near West Side
• Parkland gunman Nikolas Cruz's use of swastikas is focus of court fight
• Following microburst, Lower Burrell American Legion and Lions Club looking to replace flags
• Police haul off over 200 big cats, other animals after sanctuary raid
• Pittsburgh Weather: Dry Thursday expected after rain showers moved through on Wednesday
• Police Asking For Public's Help In Obtaining Cellphone Video Of July 4 Parkway Shooting That Injured 2 Officers
• 63-year-old woman killed in boating hit-and-run on Magothy River
• Chicago First Alert Weather: More rain ahead
• Patty Jackson To Host Essence Of Entertainment Concert Series At The Dell Music Center In Her 40th Year In Radio
• Next Weather: Warm, muggy Thursday, with isolated storms possible later on
• 150 million more people hungry worldwide in last 2 years, U.N. warns
• Police: Mom drowned kids, herself after husband died by suicide
• Man Accused Of Entering Center City Law Firm Office, Sexually Assaulting Victim
• Logan Airport getting $62 million from FAA for improvements
• US Marshals' Operation North Star Captures Dozens Of 'Violent' Fugitives As Part Of 10-City Operation
• Suspect Accused Of Shooting Into Northeast Philadelphia Bar, Killing 21-Year-Old Woman Arrested
• University of Pittsburgh to receive $151 million in funding after opposition from Pennsylvania GOP
• South Florida woman claims Southwest Airlines experience left her paralyzed
• Man Shot At Least 6 Times In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Preparing for and getting around weekend closures of the Neville Island Bridge
• Man taken into custody following SWAT situation in East Hills
• Philadelphia Police Identify Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed Near His Home In East Germantown
• Transgender woman caught in Montana birth certificate dispute
• Police investigating serious crash in Aliquippa
• Local middle school student reaches National History Bee quarterfinals
• Weymouth's Odd Pet Vet all about animals and people
• 25-year-old man arrested following drug bust in Bethel Park
• Judge, Hicks hit grand slams as Yankees pound Pirates 16-0
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cloudy and muggy conditions to continue through Friday

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• Cedric Alexander tapped for Minneapolis' first commissioner of Community Safety
• Victims of Highland Park July 4th parade massacre honored at Central Business District memorial
• Business owners heartbroken after Tropicana Flea Market fire leads to significant losses
• Family members of food delivery worker killed in Bronx hit-and-run demand justice
• "Swatting" prank call leads to large police presence at Chelsea Home Depot
• Construction, lawn service workers brave the summer heat
• Commuter rail at North Station back on track after overheated engine delays rush hour service
• State releases results of cancer study in Northport-East Northport School District
• Charles Stipetich honored by Oakdale Police Department
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• Lawmakers plan $250 'economic relief rebates' for Massachusetts taxpayers
• Many come to defense of bodega worker accused of murdering man who went around counter
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• Brooke Jenkins named to replace recalled San Francisco DA Chesa Boudin
• State to install highway surveillance cameras in East Bay shooting hotspots
• Here's what a day under China's vast COVID testing system looks like
• Report shows low number of qualified and credentialed teachers in Montebello
• Vigil held for cyclist killed in hit-and-run in the Bronx
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• Bodega worker charged with murder after stabbing man who attacked him behind counter
• Demand for monkeypox vaccine outpaces supply
• LA County Board of Supervisors seek power to oust Sheriff
• Electra Fire evacuees rely on law enforcement to protect homes
• Las Vegas home prices drop for first time in over 2 years
• Chauvin sentenced to 21 years for violating Floyd's civil rights
• Celebrated actor James Caan dies at age 82
• Community pleads for suspects in New Kensington homicide to turn themselves in
• Planned Parenthood expects out-of-state abortion appointments to increase by 700%
• Commuter rail back on track after overheated engine delays rush hour service
• Theranos Trial: Balwani found guilty
• Mega Millions jackpot up to $400 million for Friday night drawing
• LA County's indoor mask mandate could return by end of July
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• Shooting investigation underway in west Los Angeles
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• Long Beach residents ditch water-guzzling lawns for drought-tolerant gardens
• Biden awards posthumous medal of freedom to Steve Jobs
• Milford crews battling fire at mattress recycling facility
• Non-profit organization started to honr 16-year-old boy
• Bay Area hit by coronavirus variant that rapidly spreads, reinfects
• Law enforcement arrests 192 criminals in LA as part of nationwide operation
• New 6th Street viaduct bridge open to the public this weekend
• Legal analyst discusses Balwani verdict
• Actor James Caan dies at 82
• Saturday declared Bob Pompeani Day in Allegheny County
• Record Heat Possible This Weekend
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• Justice Department investigating border program in Texas over alleged civil rights violations
• AAU basketball summer season powers on
• Signs of trouble emerge in talks on late Pennsylvania budget
• Proposal would split up part of unincorporated Miami-Dade County
• New tool to help solve gun crimes
• Al Simpson honored with Presidential Medal of Freedom
• Search continues for missing 11-year-old girl
• First Alert Weather Day extended through Monday due to excessive heat
• New strain of COVID can get around antibodies people already have
• Pittsburgh International Airport to receive $20 million in funding
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• Woman describes finding and caring for toddler after Highland Park massacre
• Aurora teachers to receive highest educator pay raise in Denver metro area
• Pittsburgh police start weekly briefings for more transparency
• Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson announces new initiatives to combat crime
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• British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to step down
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• First Alert Weather: Mix of clouds and sun
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• Georgia Guidestones explosion: Video shows blast that damaged "America's Stonehenge"
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• Denver among cities working to improve pool lifeguard shortage, adds $1,000 incentive
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• "HP Strong": Highland Park begins slow healing process after mass shooting
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• U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announces resignation after intense pressure to step down
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• Boyle Heights gets first coat of "cool pavement" paint
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• Boris Johnson announces plans to resign as U.K. prime minister
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• Chris Sale trashes dugout runway after Worcester Red Sox outing
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• Discussing mental health in minority teens with health expert
• Logan Airport getting $62 million from FAA for improvements
• "This trauma will remain": Chicago reporter on parade shooting aftermath
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• Miami Proud: Miami Coral Park Senior High students share tech help with kids in Africa
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• United Airlines warning about lack of air traffic controllers
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• Designer Christian Siriano on his rise to the top and why it wasn't always seamless
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• Motorcyclist shot on 110 Freeway in Pasadena
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• British Prime Minister Boris Johnson resigns after days of turmoil
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• Police ask for help in finding missing man with autism
• Derek Chauvin's federal sentencing set for Thursday
• 1 shot, 1 wounded in shooting, crash on Near West Side
• Brittney Griner set to appear in Russian court after Biden, Harris call
• Today marks 6 years since 7/7 ambush on Dallas officers
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• Gov. DeSantis selects a former Broward Supervisor of Elections to head state's elections security de
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• Boris Johnson agrees to resign as UK prime minister
• Derek Chauvin to be sentenced on federal charges Thursday
• Exclusive Bob Dylan recording goes up for auction Thursday
• Report on Uvalde shooting response shows officer missed opportunity to fire at gunman
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• Jon Sopel on what Boris Johnson resignation's means for Americans
• Community working to replace flags lost to microburst
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• New Jersey police officers pull man from burning vehicle
• Logan Airport getting $50 million from FAA to improve terminals
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• First Alert Weather: Cool clouds
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• Suspect due in court in Orsolya Gaal stabbing
• Funding for Pitt clears State House
• Suspect in UES shooting due in court
• Woman struck by stray bullet in Queens
• UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson resigns
• Next Weather: WBZ morning forecast for July 7
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• Pittsburgh sixth-grader makes National History Bee quarterfinals
• 25-year-old man arrested after drug bust in Bethel Park
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