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• Dodgers beat Giants 9-6 on Betts' 3-run HR in 8th
• East Bay school district scrambles to fill teacher shortage
• Judge to decide if Caltrans may clear Oakland homeless camp
• 5 people shot in downtown LA
• Murphy's 3-run homer helps A's split doubleheader with Tigers
• Caught on video: burglars smash their way into 2 Valley businesses
• New eco-friendly San Jose car wash uses minimal amount of water
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Multiple storm chances through the weekend
• Southwest Side veteran connects with Purple Heart recipient's family, returns treasured certificate
• Hogan says Cox, his party's nominee, has 'no chance' to become governor
• Water service restored after being shut off again for entire village of Dixmoor
• Man has been chasing women, exposing himself in Wicker Park, Ukrainian Village, West Town
• Smith Ave. High Bridge in St. Paul reopened following emergency response
• Eisenhower Expressway shut down after driver gets on following being shot on West Side
• Braddock residents voice frustrations with borough leadership
• Dead great white shark recovered on Southampton beach
• 'Crying my eyes, my heart out': Father mourns family apparently killed in Colorado plane crash
• Parents of Livermore bowling alley shooting victim thank police for arrest
• Loose metal sparked Orange Line train fire, forcing 200 to evacuate on bridge
• Chicago Police Board rules against COPA's recommendation that officer who shot and killed Anthony Alvarez be fired
• Monarch butterflies now endangered, face risk of extinction
• Heat wave grips New England as utilities ask customers to reduce usage
• As Baltimore nears 200 homicides, community looks to protect children from violence
• 'Wild, Wild West But In Philadelphia': Arsonist Caught On Camera Throwing Several Lit Objects Into Tacony Home
• Plazas at 24th Street Mission BART station fenced off over drug sales, illegal vendors
• How Omicron Subvariant BA.5 Symptoms Differ From Previous COVID Variants
• Crews search for 8-year-old girl in Minnesota River near Sibley Park
• Report: Rep. Lee Zeldin attacked at campaign event
• Operation Beat The Heat to provide 'basic fundamental rights' to farmworkers
• Detroit City Council President Pro Tem Says Recreational Marijuana Ordinance Ensures Social Equity
• A new sight at Baltimore Ravens training camp: Guardian Caps
• Ford To Cut 8,000 Jobs To Fund Its EV Efforts, Report Says
• Timberwolves sign guard Austin Rivers for depth
• Thieves steal mail in West Loop – forge, cash check for thousands of dollars
• Dallas ISD hosts job fair in an effort to fill hundreds of open positions
• Friday's Show Info. (7/22/22)
• Failure leads to Craig telling residents to not drink from the tap
• NIU Huskies football team holds media day at Harry Caray's with pride in MAC Championship
• British spy chief thinks Russians will soon "run out of steam" in Ukraine
• Correction officer charged in fatal shooting of 18-year-old
• New partnership at Garland ISD helps veterans find new careers
• North Texan says monkeypox pain is 'probably one of the worst things I've ever been through'
• 21-year-old man shot and killed in Essex, police say
• 3 Females Vandalize Vehicles, Assault Kensington Rec Center Staff Members After Being Asked To Leave Pool, Police Say
• Fire damages 4 homes in Sacramento
• Truckers continue protest at Port of Oakland over new gig-worker law
• Election education campaign planned for Wisconsin
• Sexual assault lawsuit against Snoop Dogg refiled in LA federal court
• Touched by Uvalde, Bo Jackson donated to pay for funerals
• 11 Toyota Prius catalytic converter thefts reported over 48-hour span in Daly City
• More than 200 illegal 'fighting roosters' found in Juniper Hills
• Minnesota Planned Parenthood workers vote to unionize, join SEIU
• Appeals court keeps Florida abortion law in effect
• Pittsburgh Penguins re-sign forward Kasperi Kapanen to 2-year deal
• Police: 90-year-old woman robbed, assaulted in her Elizabeth Township home
• In wake of Marshall Fire, insurance commissioner considers state insurance fund
• 'People really lost it,' Passengers rushed to get off burning Orange Line train
• Jamestown vegetation fire 10% contained; railroad infrastructure damaged
• Exclusive: Shelter dog caged for weeks without walks bites volunteer
• MLB struggling to get attendance back to pre-pandemic levels
• Minneapolis Animal Care & Control to waive adoption fee for National Adoption weekend
• El dorado hills school, staff charged in autistic child's death
• Man, woman shot and wounded in West Garfield Park
• Philadelphia's Largest Neighborhood Summer Food, Music Festival Returns Bigger Than Ever This August
• Pasadena Councilmember John J. Kennedy dies
• Update: Police find no suspicious devices at South San Jose nursing school
• California to allow cryptocurrency campaign donations
• Man shot in broad daylight in Rogers Park
• Gunman arrested after shootout, standoff in Brooklyn Park
• Caltrans to repair Gilman Street overpass in Berkeley after big-rig collision
• Loeb Boathouse operator files closure paperwork
• First Alert Weather Day on Friday for extreme heat
• Former AG Doug Gansler drops out of governor's race
• Watchdog directs Secret Service to stop internal investigation into deleted texts
• LA County businesses call for rejection of indoor mask mandate proposal
• Puerto Rican court closes case against Ricky Martin
• Father of women killed in 2021 shooting calls for homicides to stop
• Mayor defends NYC's response to influx of asylum seekers
• Arrest warrant issued for Tina Peters over bond violation
• Fetty Luciano arrested in Mansion at Glen Cove shooting
• Hiker attempting social media challenge dies in South Dakota
• Some NJ American Water customers under conservation notice
• Washington County baseball players honor fallen service members
• CPD officer who shot 13-year-old boy did not have body cam on, and it was not the first time
• 'This is kind of a travesty': SF supervisors slam monkeypox outbreak response
• 3M lead shared by Sungjae Im, smooth-putting Scott Piercy after 1st round
• Extremely toxic water hemlock plant found near White Rock Lake
• Atlantic City tops list of America's best boardwalks
• School bus overturns in the Bronx, 3 adults seriously hurt
• West Virginia man charged in drunk driving wreck that killed fetus
• Amazon buys San Francisco-based One Medical for $3.9 billion
• California allows cryptocurrency donations to political campaigns
• Virtual reality technology helps Chicagoans get training and future jobs
• Windy, dry conditions raise fire danger in LA County mountains
• Dates announced for Manhattan's Summer Streets event
• CDPHE to prioritize at-risk Coloradans for monkeypox vaccine
• Douglas County homeowners under Stage 1 water restrictions
• Barry Morphew pleads guilty to using missing wife's ballot
• Salmonella outbreak linked to small turtles
• Charges filed against 3 Greene County men in connection with lawsuit that accuses 911 dispatcher of not sending help for dying woman
• Where are all the pollinators? Bees scarcely seen in parts of Minnesota this summer
• Cowgirls hope to dominate barrel racing at Cheyenne Frontier Days
• Gray pitches 6 innings as Rangers beat reeling Marlins 8-0
• Mom, 23, arrested after her newborn dies at Lodi homeless camp
• 'It's insanity' – Customers complain of issues after Chicago-area bank merger
• Chicago police body camera footage shows officer shoot 13-year-old in South Austin
• White House COVID chief urges vaccinations after Biden tests positive
• Fire rips through residential building in Avondale
• Lawsuit: Chicago police misused ShotSpotter in murder case
• Demolition work begins on historic Brooklyn mansion
• Live grenade found at Campbell home safely detonated by bomb squad
• Yellowstone's historic canyon road may never open again after flooding
• "Elvis" actress Shonka Dukureh found dead in Nashville apartment
• O's reportedly sign No. overall pick Jackson Holliday to $8.19M deal
• Man beaten, robbed outside of Sherman Oaks Wells Fargo
• Democrats say Doug Mastriano breached police lines during Jan. 6 insurrection
• Medical examiner: Mary Anderson died from gunshot wound
• New State Fair attractions
• Minnesota Frontline Pay Application
• Sunrise Police Sgt. Christopher Pullease arrested
• 5 arrested after illegal guns investigation across NYC
• Grieving parents and attorneys raising questions about death of 9-month-old child at Homestead daycare
• Minnesota unemployment rate hits a record low of 1.8% in June
• Amber Heard to appeal $10 million judgment in Depp defamation case
• Hikers at Chautauqua treated to 'Tiny Rock Concerts'
• Congressman Adam Kinzinger tweets video of what to expect during Capitol public hearing
• CPW asks anglers not to fish on parts of rivers in Colorado
• A's open 2nd half, lose to Tigers in opener of doubleheader
• Alvarez homers as Astros down Yankees for DH sweep
• More Families Come Forward With Complaints After Sesame Place Character Allegedly Ignores 2 Young Black Girls, Attorney Says
• 3M Open celebrates science and technology in a fun, interactive way
• Wayne Walters named superintendent of Pittsburgh Public Schools
• Turn yourself into an action figure with Hasbro's "Selfie Series"
• Highland Park mayor vows to continue fight to ban guns like one used in July 4 mass shooting
• Baltimore City Council committee advances bill cracking down on street racing
• Kevin Eastman sentenced to 2 life sentences in 2 murders
• Experts track rising COVID-19 cases in Chicago using hospitalizations, wastewater
• U.S. House pass spending bill to help 2 Chicago churches destroyed by fire
• Safety expert questions MBTA inspection process after Orange Line fire
• Vehicular fatalities in the Bronx rising more than ever since Vision Zero started in 2014
• Yonkers nonprofit AFYA honors 200 special needs volunteers
• Monarch butterfly added to endangered species list
• Contra Costa deputies arrest 2 in fatal shooting of driver near Pleasant Hill, Lafayette
• Illinois State Police report expressway shootings declined compared to last year
• Livermore brush fire backs up traffic on eastbound Highway 580
• Philadelphia International Airport Among The World's Worst For Delays And Cancellations This Summer
• 9 injured in shuttle bus crash at Los Angeles International Airport
• Should you get a small business credit card?
• Former BSO deputy standing trial for Delucca Rolle's rough arrest
• Gov. Hochul, Mayor Adams pitch DNC for nominating convention in NYC
• Public meetings scheduled on PRT project throughout Pittsburgh
• Katelyn McClure Sentenced To 1 Year In Prison For Role In GoFundMe Scam
• Day 4: Prosecution shows Nikolas Cruz' movements after MSD shooting
• Students, professors allege antisemitism on CUNY campuses
• Sand filling in Fire Island breach created by Superstorm Sandy
• Charges Dropped Against Quintez Adams In April SEPTA Sexual Assault; Suspect Charged In 3 Other Incidents: DA
• 185 new marijuana dispensary licenses to be issued starting Friday
• Woman charged with murder claims she was "burning a witch"
• Schaumburg Boomers ballplayers spend season living in Friendship Village senior complex
• GOP AGs warn Google not to limit anti-abortion center results
• Denver Diner sign preserved at Colfax Avenue Museum
• Man indicted in rape of 10-year-old Ohio girl who traveled for abortion
• NASA satellite images reveal Lake Mead's dramatic water loss since 2000
• Man with diabetes and dementia missing from Covina
• Coast Guard intercepts sailboat packed with migrants off Biscayne Bay
• Serious injury reported in crash on I-57 at I-80
• Revere mayor "appalled" over judge's decision on damaged high-rise
• "I did whatever I could": Kristin Smart's mother first witness to testify in daughter's murder trial
• Some medications do not do well in the heat, experts warn
• Dog stolen from Westmoreland County family found dead along railroad tracks in Braddock
• Elderly Fairfield man identified as suspect in East Bay cold case homicides
• North Side Ald. Michele Smith to retire from 43rd Ward seat in August
• Supreme Court prevents Biden from reinstating ICE arrest policy
• Prosecutors: Yaphet Norman Arrested, Charged With Murder Of Camden Store Owner
• 2 American tourists injured in crocodile attack in Mexico
• Study: Vitamin B6 may help people who suffer from anxiety, depression
• Man tries to kidnap toddler, assaults mother at Oakland bus stop
• WANTED: Denver Police searching for robbery suspects
• Powerful Plano house explosion sends debris flying, damages home next door
• Fairfield man pleads guilty to bank fraud and identity theft, faces up to 30 years in prison
• President Joe Biden Tests Positive For COVID-19, Experiencing Mild Symptoms
• Man charged in supermarket attack incompetent for trial
• 'It feels like tomato soup outside': Heat spurs first 'Code Red' alert of 2022 in Baltimore City
• Cooling Centers Open As Philadelphia Health Officials Extend Heat Health Emergency Through Sunday
• Fake real estate agent arrested, accused of theft from homes
• Kraft Heinz reaches deal to continue presence at Acrisure Stadium
• Giants sign RHP Trevor Rosenthal to $4.5M deal as 2nd half begins
• Teen charged with throwing firework in Eagan movie theater, leaving 11-month-old girl with burns
• Dodgers to face Giants Thursday evening to open homestand
• Largest mural in Pittsburgh regions is in the works
• Mass. reports 10,250 new COVID cases, 42 additional deaths over last week
• Gray pitches 6 innings as Rangers beat reeling Marlins
• Summer camps make adjustments due to scorching temperatures
• Andrews, White among several Pats on PUP list to start camp
• Limited Edition Shore Tea From Wawa, Cape May Brewing Co. Draws Long Lines In Bucks County
• US Baby Formula Shortage Persists, Will 'Take A While To Fix'
• Penn Station expansion project moving forward
• Dallas County reports first heat-related death this summer
• Tom Hoge shoots four under par, currently 3rd place in 3M Open
• Can the Red Sox be better than the Orioles?
• Jersey Shore Home To Best Boardwalk In United States, According To National Travel Publication
• AAA Mid-Atlantic Warning Drivers To Take Proper Precautions During Heat Wave
• Over 20 restaurants prepare specials for Dine Downtown San Jose
• US formula shortage persists and will "take a while to fix"
• Englewood officer fires shots at suspect stealing car
• President Biden names three nominees to serve in administration
• What is Paxlovid? What to know about Pfizer's COVID pills
• $5,000 Reward Offered For Info In Hit-And-Run Involving Women, 2 Small Children In West Philadelphia
• Former FHP trooper Christopher Chappell facing child porn charge
• Pick your favorite flower at the CSU Trial Garden
• 2 injured in shuttle bus crash at LAX
• Caltrans to close freeways over two weekends for I-80 interchange project
• IRS warning that scam artists once again posing as tax agency to rip off Americans
• Safety Concerns Force PennDOT To Close Sellers Avenue Bridge In Ridley Park
• Gunstock Adventure Park in New Hampshire closes until further notice
• Tornado Warning issued for parts of Worcester, Middlesex County
• When Patriots start training camp and when fans can attend
• Denton County officials identify 2 more presumptive monkeypox cases
• Michigan Mother Charged After SUV Pond Crash Kills Her 3 Boys
• Palmdale Mayor Steve Hofbauer undergoing tests at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles
• 1 man dead, another wounded after shooting in Chatham
• Jury Gets Flint Water Case About Liability For Engineers
• Police Seek Suspect In Ann Arbor Bank Robbery
• Massachusetts train catches fire, forcing passengers to flee from windows
• Fairfield man, 76, arrested in connection to 2 cold case murders dating back decades
• Man, woman dead after report of shooting in Modesto-area home
• Soldier killed in lightning strike at Georgia Army base identified
• Missing class ring found years ago reunited with family of former EPCHS student
• Signs of Omicron variants spreading in Minnesota
• Polio Case Identified In New York, First In US In Nearly A Decade
• Using Music to Transform the Lives of Detroit's Youth with Crescendo Detroit
• Mail-in ballot counting begins in Maryland with some races undecided
• Monkeypox: California health officials call on CDC for 600K-800K vaccine doses
• Anti-abortion pregnancy centers see opportunity after Supreme Court ruling
• As competition intensifies, Facebook offers chronological feed for friends' posts
• Detroit Officials Unveil $203 Million Affordable Housing Plan
• 2 women injured in shooting in San Francisco's Visitaction Valley
• Former Coinbase employee charged with crypto insider trading
• Beloved Monarch butterflies now listed as endangered
• First polio case since 2013 in U.S. reported in New York state
• Carousel Mall in San Bernardino set for demolition after sitting vacant for five years
• Car crashes over curb, rolls over in the yard of Denver home
• Verdict reached in Jamal Smith trial
• Polio case identified in NY, first in US in nearly a decade
• Researchers share findings on long COVID in Baltimore meeting
• 11-Year-Old Girl Injured After Shooting In Philadelphia's Logan Neighborhood: Police
• Carles Gil tabbed for MLS All-Star Skills Challenge
• North Texan Michael Langley likely first Black four-star general in history
• MDHHS: More Than 20,000 Pounds Of Empty Water Bottles Recycled In Benton Harbor
• SF General Hospital seeks to identify man critically injured last week
• 6 Turpin siblings sue Riverside County, foster care agency over placement with family that had been reported for "abuse and neglect"
• Mayor's office relinquishes control of Office of Broadband and Digital Equity
• Over a dozen Mass. leaders were with Biden, one day before COVID diagnosis
• Department of Labor program aims to protect farmworkers from dangerous Texas heat
• State patrol investigating fatal crash on Highway 169 in Champlin
• Two GOP primary losers in Colorado fail to pay for recounts
• 14-year-old boy shot and killed in Woodlawn
• Republicans Challenge Pennsylvania's Mail-In Voting Law Anew
• Body found at Quarry Lake in Pikesville, police say
• Wildland fire operations get additional support in Wyoming
• "I'm safer in the water": Woman jumps from burning Orange Line train into river
• Some ultraviolet wands pose risk of radiation injury, FDA says
• Denver motorcycle officer seriously hurt after mechanical failure causes crash
• San Jose Rep. Lofgren proposes new path to legal residency for 8M immigrants
• Red Sox had trade talks for first baseman Dominic Smith
• Six dogs rescued from scene of Towson house fire
• Michigan Gov. Whitmer Urges FDA To Remove Barriers To Medication Abortion
• Teen surfer bitten by shark off Kismet Beach on Fire Island
• Fair Oaks native Sammy Long enjoying second chance MLB run with SF Giants
• Montgomery County Sheriff: Deputy shot man charging officers with knife
• 'People's main source of joy, stress release, therapy': Chicago's FroSkate brings together young people in a fun, safe space
• Breeder's Cup returns to Santa Anita Park in 2023
• Uvalde superintendent recommends firing school district police chief
• COVID-19 related hospitalizations top 1,300 in LA County
• Wawa Teams Up With Cape May Brewing Company To Make Peach-Flavored Hard Beverage 'Shore Tea'
• Camden Declares Heat Advisory And Offers Help For Residents To Cool Down During Dangerous Temperatures
• Shooting in Antioch leaves 1 dead, another injured
• Boulder County seeking victim advocate volunteers
• Austin Copsey charged in ATV crash that killed 12-year-old
• Michigan Zoo Welcomes Binturong Babies
• Possible workplace threat against coworkers leads to cache of ghost guns in Apple Valley
• Shohei Ohtani, Cooper Kupp take home two ESPYs each
• Maryland finds CSX violated pollution rules in explosion that rocked Baltimore coal facility
• What's President Biden's prognosis after his positive COVID test?
• NYPD: Man allegedly dragged woman to secluded area and tried to rape her
• Florida jobless claims up for second straight week
• Biden scraps Pennsylvania trip after testing positive for COVID-19
• Man in critical condition after being shot in River North
• Vintage never gets old; Cowboys to wear throwback helmets Thanksgiving Day
• Wildfire risk: State grappling with shortage of firefighters, foresters
• Charles Johnson, former Colorado, NFL receiver, dead at 50
• Amazon acquires health provider One Medical for $3.9 billion
• Lockdown Clears After Shooting Incident Reported Near Michigan Technical Education Center, Officials Say
• Ex-officer gets 2 1/2 years in prison for violating George Floyd's civil rights
• Steve Bannon will not testify in criminal contempt trial, lawyer says
• Motorcyclist dies in crash on Hwy 101 off-ramp in Millbrae
• Monarch butterflies are now endangered
• "It's too hot": New York City watches power grid as heat advisory gets extended
• Ribbon-cutting ceremony held for new playground at Gwen Cherry Park
• Habitat woes could affect manatee fertility
• Where's Marty? Starting off his Thursday on the right foot
• Biden Florida trip likely off because of COVID-19
• Tips for getting kids their first cellphone
• "It's just a devastating decline": Monarch butterflies now listed as endangered
• More U.S. workers taking on second jobs as inflation rages
• Oakland County Launching Task Force To Address Monkeypox Outbreak
• Driver charged in Wilmington hit-and-run, victim undergoes surgery
• Authorities charge man who stabbed SFO airport employee with assault
• Michelle Obama's new book to be released this fall
• Denver reservoirs peak at 92% capacity
• Hot temps soar thru Saturday
• Police Search For Suspect Who Robbed Bank In Dearborn Heights
• 'Conversion therapy' bans remain blocked
• U.S. Open says Novak Djokovic can't play unless he's fully vaccinated
• MSP: 2-Year-Old Killed In Vehicle Crash On Southfield Freeway
• Plano house explosion in same area as other blast 1 year ago
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra appoints first person of color as Music Director
• President Biden tests positive for COVID-19
• Biden tests positive for COVID-19 and has "very mild symptoms," White House says
• How to avoid 210 Freeway closure as second-coming of 'Carmaggedon' hits LA
• President Biden tests positive for COVID, 1 day after visiting Massachusetts
• Jason McCourty joining NFL Network's Good Morning Football
• President Joe Biden tests positive for COVID-19
• Housing market chills as mortgage rates, prices scare buyers
• Former UAW Execs Convicted Of Corruption Get Out Of Prison Early
• World's oldest male giant panda in captivity dies in Hong Kong
• LASD, South Gate police investigate shooting death on 710 Freeway
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Slight chance of evening storms
• 2 Injured By Gunfire, Another Cut By Glass During Shooting In Kensington: Philadelphia Police
• Ukrainian filmmaker reunited with family at Newton movie screening
• El Cerrito shooting leaves victim critically hurt; suspect arrested
• How Ben Affleck and J. Lo helped Tom Brady win a Super Bowl this year
• Search underway for gunman wanted in connection with fatal shooting in Long Beach
• Americans filing jobless claims at highest level in 8 months
• Biden Administration Reverses Trump Endangered Species Rule
• Comic-Con returns in full force with costumes, crowds
• Man saves trapped 6-year-old from burning home
• Teens arrested after grab-and-run theft at Daly City sporting goods store
• Now is not the time for Pelosi to visit Taiwan, Biden says
• Italy's rivers dry up, farm fields bake amid drought and heat wave
• House passes bill to protect access to birth control
• VP Kamala Harris pens letter to Gov. Tim Walz, touting federal internet service program
• Three firefighters injured while battling large fire at commercial building in South LA
• Chicago corporation head talks solution to navigating labor shortage
• Jan. 6 House Committee: Thursday's Hearing Will Focus On Former President Trump's Actions, Inactions During Riot
• Big Brothers Big Sisters opens new office in Austin neighborhood
• Franklin Middle School closing early due to lack of A/C
• PTL Links: July 21, 2022
• Ford Touts Ample Supply Deals To Hit EV Goals
• Cody's Heroes
• Buccaneers reportedly sign former Vikings TE Kyle Rudolph
• Police: Adult driver, 3 juvenile suspects arrested following assault, pursuit in Brooklyn Park
• BBC to pay former royal nanny "substantial" damages over Diana interview
• Georgia elementary school under fire for logo resembling Nazi eagle
• First Alert Weather: Red Alert Day as Tri-State enters heat wave
• Mac Jones reporting to Patriots training camp on Thursday
• Fort Worth Police Department offers teachers free active shooter training
• Miami Weather: Hot with spotty showers, storms
• Butler County man steals more than $30,000 in gift card scheme
• Despite its death, DNR says cougar sighting in Twin Cities suburb is "encouraging"
• American Airlines earns $476 million on record revenue from summer travelers
• Steph Curry roasts Celtics, Grant Williams at ESPYs
• Donatelli's Italian Food Center nears the end
• 15-foot snake shot and killed by police as it was strangling man
• Rollover crash closes I-95 North near Havre De Grace, 2 seriously injured
• Man Shot Multiple Times At Store In Kensington, Philadelphia Police Say
• NYC heat wave: Storm knocks out power to hundreds in the Bronx
• Crash involving three semi trucks halts traffic on westbound 210
• Is it a better time to rent or buy a home?
• Sen. Tina Smith tests positive for COVID-19
• Pittsburgh ranked among best places to live in the United States
• Frantic passengers escape burning Orange Line train on bridge
• Man dies days after shooting in north Minneapolis
• Next Weather: Above average temps, but falling dew points on Thursday
• Philadelphia Weather: Multi-Day Heatwave To Grip Region With Dangerous Heat And Humidity
• Man dies from injuries in West Baltimore shooting
• At ESPYs, Rapinoe, Curry urge that more be done to free Brittney Griner
• Thomas Lane to be sentenced for violating George Floyd's civil rights Thursday
• Framingham police officer saves baby who stopped breathing
• Miami Proud: local actor, producer Benji Leon's sees bright future for South Florida theater scene
• Early morning fire rips through businesses in Nassau County
• Former Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger to throw first pitch at 'Yinzerpalooza'
• Where's the summer rain: Are we in a drought or is it just another Pittsburgh summer?
• Pittsburgh Weather: Overnight rain leads to cooldown on Thursday
• Why is there a pilot shortage? It wasn't just the COVID-19 pandemic.
• Teacher Arrested In Connection With Assault Of Autistic Child At Children Academy In Galloway Township
• Attorney Vows To Investigate After Viral Video Appears To Show Sesame Place Character Ignore 2 Young Black Girls
• Trees dedicated to memory of Buchenwald victims chopped down
• Twin Home Unsafe After Teenager Driving Stolen Vehicle Crashes Into Property In Northeast Philadelphia
• Maryland Weather: Thursday is an Alert Day due to heat & storms
• Federal appeals court lets Georgia's "heartbeat" abortion law take effect
• Developers break ground at former Joseph F. Finch Distillery
• Historic Sudbury inn hosting guests for more than 300 years
• Truck pulled from Allegheny River near Harmar Township
• State AG drops harassment charge against Somerset County District Attorney
• After 47 years, roller rink fans say farewell to Golden Skate in San Ramon
• Officials say the best way to protect yourself is to wear repellent when you are outside.
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• Heat wave grips New England as utilities ask customers to reduce usage
• Parents of Livermore bowling alley shooting victim thank police for arrest
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• Drivers say cars have been stuck at Bronx parking garage for months
• Kristin Smart’s mom testifies in daughter’s murder trial
• Dallas ISD hosts job fair in an effort to fill hundreds of open positions
• As Baltimore nears 200 homicides, community looks to protect children from violence
• Man arrested after Brooklyn Park shootout
• Exceptions to St. Paul's rent control
• Truckers protest gig-work law at Port of Oakland
• Expert discusses if killer’s body language can influence jury in Parkland sentencing trial
• Police: Woman robbed, assaulted in her Elizabeth Township home
• Fire Damages Several Homes In Sacramento
• Braddock residents voice frustrations with borough leadership
• NYC to make more monkeypox vaccine appointments available Friday
• NYPD correction officer charged in fatal shooting in the Bronx
• As North Texas drought gets worse, police are pulling out fire extinguishers more often than handcuf
• Trump in Jan. 7 video: "I don't want to say the election is over"
• Person shot and killed in Mattapan
• Polio case reported in Rockland County
• S.F. Mission District BART plaza fenced off
• Boat crammed with migrants intercepted by Coast Guard off Biscayne Bay
• MBTA passengers jump out window after fire on Orange Line train
• New York gubernatorial candidate Lee Zeldin attacked at campaign event
• Natural waterway created by Superstorm Sandy could soon close
• Episode 2: Lincoln Riley
• The Uplift: Space images, surprise tribute, sister celebration
• Trump's former assistant describes his Jan. 6 conversation with the former president
• Denton County officials identify two more presumptive monkeypox cases
• Members of WBZ team participate in Stadium Stampede at Fenway Park
• After Capitol riot, Giuliani still pushed to delay election certification
• Body found at Quarry Lake in Pikesville, police say
• Jan. 6 committee releases never-before-seen footage of Trump recording message to Capitol rioters
• A new sight at Ravens training camp: Guardian Caps
• Fire Burns 4 Homes In Sacramento's Northgate Neighborhood
• Jan. 6 committee shows how Trump turned down Rep. Kevin McCarthy's request for help
• Researchers share findings on long COVID in Baltimore meeting
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