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• California's move from gas-fueled cars comes with revenue loss
• Berkeley REI employees vote to unionize
• Getting Answers: Are schools focused on the wrong threat?
• Two Sacramento teens caught playing with realistic-looking replica guns
• New Aurora school teaches entrepreneurial skills
• Deputy elections clerk to testify against Tina Peters
• Several people injured in crash along Jackson Road in Sacramento County
• Yankees pound A's 13-4
• Caught on Video: Armed robbery suspects shot at by LAPD
• Aaron Donald swings helmet in brawl between Rams, Bengals
• California lawmakers reach deal on housing production bills
• Wife of U.S. Congressman died "accidentally" after using white mulberry leaf supplement
• Gov. Gavin Newsom pledges $100K to help Charlie Crist defeat Ron DeSantis
• Angeles National Forest increases fire danger to 'Very High' after East Fire
• Undefeated in preseason, Texans blank 49ers
• Timeline: Deadly mass shootings in Texas
• Mancini 3-run HR, Astros send Twins to 6th straight loss
• Players ejected after Tokay-Chavez brawl during game await suspensions
• Two women shot, critically wounded in parked car in West Rogers Park
• Meet "The Suprême," the latest pastry craze sweeping NYC
• Harlem street renamed to honor tennis player Althea Gibson
• Bills punter Matt Araiza, 2 college teammates accused of rape in new lawsuit
• Woman, baby injured in hit-and-run crash in Des Plaines
• School supplies donated to help Ukrainian refugees in N.J.
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Mainly dry overnight
• Most mass shooters share these 4 defining moments, research shows
• New study suggests oldest known human ancestors could walk upright
• The Maryland State Fair returns with rides, fried food, animals and more
• Paterson mayor wants to end illegal dirt bike, ATV problems
• Person attempted to scale security fencing, threw rocks at FBI office in Chicago
• At hearing on school safety and absenteeism, Councilman Stokes floats a youth curfew
• At least 5 hurt after riding coaster at New Jersey Six Flags
• Garfield Ridge residents say Cicero Avenue prostitution has crossed into their alleys, backyards
• Victims are speaking out after woman who assaulted, yelled racial slurs at them is arrested
• Answers to your Good Questions about the Minnesota State Fair: Part 1
• White Sox fall to Orioles in 11, lose two of three in series
• Republic's Rodrigo Lopez reflects on U.S. Open Cup journey
• Stowers' HR in 9th ties it, Orioles top White Sox 4-3 in 11
• 12-year-old girl collects art supplies for patients at UPMC Mercy Burn Center
• Middletown Area School District investigates hazing, cancels high school football season
• 3 cases of West Nile virus reported in New Jersey
• Pentagon releases plan to mitigate civilian casualties in U.S. airstrikes
• Increased air support credited with helping significantly reduce wildfire acreage in 2021
• San Antonio trauma surgeon points to possible solutions to end gun violence
• West Virginia Turnpike reopens after crash, chemical spill
• Aquatic invasive plant species detected at Boulder Reservoir
• Washington to follow California in phasing out gas-powered cars
• USDA issues public health alert for frozen Perdue gluten-free chicken tenders
• New housing concepts pop up around North Texas
• Southern California doctor appointed as state attorney general
• Nola throws 11-strikeout, 5-hit shutout as Phillies complete 4-game sweep of Reds
• Despite cooling real estate market, rents still up coast to coast
• 4 remain in critical condition after Park Heights mass shooting
• Westchester residents frustrated with growing homeless encampment
• Araiza, 2 SDSU teammates accused of gang rape in civil suit
• Sac State buzzing again with the "closest thing to normal university life"
• Homicides up last year in California
• Trial on hold for Letecia Stauch charged in stepson's death
• Woman with cancer sues Vermont over residency requirement for assisted suicide
• Catalytic converter anti-theft kits handed out in Boulder
• Fire in Prospect Heights condo building leaves dozens of families homeless
• Vanessa Bryant plans to donate trial win funds to Mamba & Mambacita Sports Foundation
• How staffing cuts for school police affected safety in LAUSD
• Report: Small plane went down in storm in West Virginia, killing 3
• Tavern on Rush, Gold Coast standby since 1998, to go out of business at start of New Year
• Major brawl breaks out at joint practice between Rams and Bengals
• White House: Nearly 8 million borrowers will have student loans automatically forgiven while some will have to fill out form
• Most Rev. Dale Melczek, longtime bishop of Diocese of Gary, dies at 83
• Queens church group's van crashes, 4 seriously injured
• California housing crisis: Lawmakers reach deal on bills to boost homebuilding
• Update: Oakland police say 9-year-old boy found safe
• Boston Police rescue father and son after boat sinks near Graves Light
• LA County announces first human cases of West Nile virus this year
• Oil sheen in Delaware River may come from sewer, officials say
• Experts say significant grid investments needed to phase out gas-powered vehicles
• Claims: Arapahoe Co. Human Services removed kids unjustly
• Caught on camera: Suspects violently rob man in the Bronx
• Biden rallies for Democrats in Md., slams 'semi-fascism' in GOP
• Rye residents urged to lock doors after attempted car thefts
• Cubs drop game to Cardinals for fourth loss in six games
• Construction crews race to build replacement canal as Central Valley sinks
• "The Amazing Race" celebrates milestone 400 episodes
• Gov. Gavin Newsom pledges $100K to help Charlie Crist defeat Ron DeSantis
• 47 school bus routes in Anne Arundel County are without drivers
• Reports: California homicides, violent crime rose in 2021
• Nonprofit gives hope to kids in high-crime New Jersey city
• Bronx celebrates 60th year of Jamaica's independence
• Assessments show math, reading scores plummeted in Minnesota schools during pandemic
• New Richmond police chief teaches civilian active shooter response class
• Return of Mass and Cass encampments frustrates residents, business owners
• FC Dallas and H-E-B announce new partnership
• Jenna Wenass leads Gophers into a new era
• Lakers trade for elite defender Patrick Beverley, send THT to Utah
• Child tax rebate checks mailed out in Connecticut, gov. says
• LAPD officer's body cam captures scary moment baby stopped breathing
• Pet owners warned after coyote attacks in Massachusetts
• No 'pandemic pause' for cancer: volunteers needed to help relaunch 'Road to Recovery'
• Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene targeted in 'swatting' incident for second day, police say
• Google to label clinics that provide abortions in effort to increase transparency
• Gerry Kulzer begins to leave his mark as the Minnesota State Fair's new butter sculptor
• Even dollar stores are starting to feel the pinch from inflation
• Man who served 32 years for murders he didn't commit says disgraced CPD detective living free is 'not fair'
• EV infrastructure key to state's 2035 ban on internal combustion cars
• Hochul addresses migrants being bused from Texas
• Pittsburgh Public Schools works to improve bus transportation
• Surveillance video shows aftermath shooting outside Carl Schurz High School
• Report blames Playpen boat accident that severed woman's feet on 'improper lookout'
• Conventions boosting downtown Minneapolis economy, but there still plenty of room for growth
• Artemis I will deliver the first biology experiment to deep space
• Education advocates in Colorado work to keep students out of debt
• Family of slain 81-year-old continue to seek answers 4 years later
• Off-Broadway revival of "Kinky Boots" opens at Stage 42
• Experts warn deer are destroying Pittsburgh's parks and moving into neighborhoods
• Ronald McDonald House opens inside Northwestern Prentice Women's Hospital
• DPS, teachers continue contract negotiations
• Workforce Development Center helps Denver Health employees move up
• Oscar Mayer is now selling frozen wiener pops
• 4 North Texas judges are the faces of new possibilities
• 6 months after Russian invasion, Ukrainians adjust to life in North Texas
• Big-rig crash snarls traffic on I-80 in Vallejo
• Large network of Proud Boys accounts taken down from Facebook, Instagram
• Jeffco Superintendent Recommends 16 Schools For Closure
• Family is safe after late night house fire in Fort Collins
• North Dakota abortion ban temporarily blocked by judge
• Testimony from Sidney Powell, Mark Meadows sought in Georgia election probe
• Online grocery delivery service FreshDirect leaving Philadelphia Market
• 49er George Odum expresses disbelief at $5k fine for uniform violation
• Small community in Pembroke Park shaken after tenants receive an eviction notice
• Long Island couple adopts beagle rescued from animal testing lab
• Rasmussen wins 3rd start in row, Rays beat Angels for sweep
• Experts say it's important to cleanup flooded areas quickly to avoid more damage
• Northwell Health equipping hospitals with weapon detectors
• 'Go back to India,' Plano woman arrested after racial slurs caught on-cam
• Van, light rail train collide in downtown St. Paul
• Starbucks shortchanged union workers, labor board says
• After shots fired at youth football game, police and organizers working together
• 30 years after Hurricane Andrew, Neighbors 4 Neighbors still making a difference
• McDonald's assistant manager goes above and beyond for coworkers
• Man sentenced to life, plus 84 years in prison for killing father, father's girlfriend in Aliso Viejo
• Chicago chapter of Friends of the Children gets $1.4 from MacKenzie Scott
• Arrest made in weekend drive-by shooting in Menlo Park
• Christkindlmarket to return Nov. 18 to Chicago with new Aurora location
• Former Hollywood police officer accused of slapping handcuffed suspect found not guilty
• More electric vehicle charging stations opening in New York City
• Phillies place starting pitcher Zack Wheeler on 15-day injured list
• First day of school at Crete-Monee District delayed until Monday
• Paint a garbage truck: DSNY seeks artists to spruce up fleet
• University of Chicago professor weighs in on the effects of student loan forgiveness
• Dallas County Sheriff's Office looking for 2 missing teen girls
• Metro Detroiters react to Biden's student loan forgiveness plan
• Student loan relief won't fuel inflation, Wall Street says
• 'Anytime a life is lost, it's trauma': Park Heights residents respond to mass shooting
• Bronx community rallies to denounce increased violence
• Help Castle Rock police find Philip S. Miller Park vandals
• Derek Chauvin moved from solitary confinement to Arizona federal prison
• Blasingame excited to bring back the FB position for Bears, as Jenkins aims to make it as starting RG
• Gov. Tim Walz hits rival Scott Jensen for Holocaust remarks
• San Francisco monkeypox numbers in decline, but vaccines still requested
• Deadly crash in Eagleville creates additional rush hour traffic in Lower Providence Township
• Some New Jersey schools already back in session
• Rams' Aaron Donald swings helmet at Bengals' players during joint practice fight
• SEPTA preparing for start of new school year as safety remains top priority
• 9th annual Vendor Fair gets companies connected with municipalities for future opportunities
• CO health officials detail COVID exposure recommendations
• New York Gov. Kathy Hochul reflects on 1 year in office
• Crews work quickly to mitigate chemical spill in Lodi
• Why college costs have tripled over the past 30 years
• Man charged with hate crimes for spraying people with gas
• Coinbase exposed user accounts to thieves, lawsuit claims
• Dolphins cancel practice due to "non-Covid illness"
• Residents call Detroit neighborhood a "food desert"
• Convicted sex offender charged with 1,000 counts of possession of child pornography
• School placed on 'secure status' after bear spotted nearby
• Major accident in Hialeah Gardens involving dump truck and tractor trailer
• Orange County reports 1st monkeypox case in person under 18
• Man charged with trying to kidnap 9-year-old girl; soliciting 13-year-old girl and mother for sex
• Colorado mom denies alleged QAnon plot to kidnap son
• Pats release Malcolm Butler with injury settlement
• Fight inside Temptations Cabaret spills into parking lot, 4 people shot
• Nonprofit raises aid for people with disabilities in Ukraine
• Michigan law enforcement agencies impacted by nationwide officer shortage
• Food trucks return to LoDo in restricted area
• Massachusetts reports 7,952 new COVID cases, 38 additional deaths over last week
• Marjorie Taylor Greene's home targeted in second swatting call, police say
• New biomanufacturing facility bringing more than 170 jobs to Pittsburgh
• California moves toward phasing out gas-fueled vehicles by 2035
• James Paxton shut down for season with torn lat muscle
• California may allow more ill, dying inmates to leave prison
• Harbaugh on Rex Ryan's 'Amazing Race' chances: 'I think he'll get lost'
• R. Kelly trial: ex-girlfriend says singer's manager suggested they kill her over incriminating sex tape
• Denver Public Schools short dozens of nurses
• Fort Worth calls for volunteers to help clean up Trinity River after storms
• New Kids on the Block's Jonathan Knight marries longtime boyfriend
• Bond set for man charged with kicking police officer, stealing mattresses from Woodridge Target
• Judge orders Trump search affidavit be made public with redactions
• Police: Bomb threat at Hollywood school doesn't appear credible
• Grandmother wanted after 10-month-old boy overdoses in McKees Rocks arrested
• Marin County supervisors approve formation of watchdogs for sheriff's office
• Bloomingdale's to close store at Westfield Old Orchard Shopping Center
• The key part in Biden student loan plan that could end "horror stories"
• First 2022 human case of West Nile Virus reported in Massachusetts
• Our readers love this 'miracle' blow dryer brush, and its price has never been lower
• Jerry Jones expects injured Cowboys LT Tyron Smith to return
• Phillies to activate Bryce Harper from 60-day injured list Friday
• FBI investigating after Border Patrol agents were caught on video in altercation with migrants in California
• George's Hideaway in Guerneville to become Sonoma's latest Project Homekey site
• Hiker found dead at bottom of Oregon cliff days after fatal fall nearby
• Move-in day at Sacramento State
• "Traffic Alert!": Drivers told to plan ahead for Gillette concerts
• TSA testing new drone detection technology at LAX
• Push to increase women-led businesses underway in Texas
• Man found stabbed in Rostraver Township shopping center parking lot
• No charges for San Jose officers who fatally shot carjacking suspect
• Man in critical condition after argument leads to shooting in East Oakland
• Cooke County school bus driver sentenced to over 10 years for child exploitation
• Rocky Gap Casino owner announces plans to sell for $260M
• CHP arrests 2 in East Bay freeway shootings, including incident captured on dashcam
• Hillsdale county deputy to stand trial for sexual misconduct in office
• Over a dozen Prince George's officers accused of working for security company while on duty
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Chance of more rain Thursday afternoon
• Your complete guide to Day 1 at the Minnesota State Fair
• Highland, Indiana, man arrested for Facebook post threatening "mass murder"
• Penn State considering selling alcohol at Beaver Stadium
• $2.5M medieval castle with drawbridge for sale in Oakland County
• $2.4M in methamphetamine seized at Texas-Mexico border
• Special needs girl who was sexually assaulted by classmates in Pasadena awarded $26 million
• Englewood opens new business incubator with the E.G. Woode Initiative
• School district to open mental health day treatment center
• Civil rights pioneer Claudette Colvin getting long-overdue recognition
• Angels 1B Walsh goes on IL with thoracic outlet syndrome
• Where's Marty? Checking out the Maryland State Fair before showtime
• Man shot, critically wounded in Back of the Yards
• Chief Pazen shares concerns after 'avoid police' video shown at school
• Letter: Parkland school shooter fixated with guns, dreamed of killing
• Record number of women are running for governor and winning their primaries
• Gov. Abbott says schools will be held more accountable to comply with safety standards
• How statewide reporting tools can help prevent, stop school shootings
• Concord approves $789K to install license plate readers throughout city
• 2 plead guilty in scheme to sell Biden's daughter's diary
• Biden's student loan forgiveness plan criticized by GOP and a few Democrats
• Feds say T is fine without equity-focused Orange Line shutdown study
• Remains found at Lake Mead identified as man missing since 2002
• 2 Northern California men arrested in robbery of group followed from Hollywood strip club
• Nuclear plant on Ukraine war's front lines temporarily cut off from grid
• Duquesne police warn residents of missing python
• Kickboxer dies after blow to head, the 2nd such fatality in 2 months
• Stabbing investigation underway after man found stabbed to death in Downtown Los Angeles
• Affordable housing for veterans, the visually impaired coming to Chicago's Medical District
• Twitter whistleblower: Congress wants to hear what Peiter Zatko has to say
• Man wearing Amazon jacket arrested after allegedly robbing Fairfield bank twice
• Can you get an unsecured credit card with bad credit?
• Police: Fugitive shot, killed after pulling gun at father's funeral in West Virginia
• NASA finds first clear evidence of CO2 in an exoplanet's atmosphere
• Maryland hedgehog a finalist for title of 'America's Favorite Pet'
• Burbank police seeking additional victims of alleged sexual abuser
• Dogs ride for free on Seadog cruises to celebrate National Dog Day
• Lynn triple-murder suicide victims identified
• Travelers at New York-area airports near pre-pandemic levels
• Skeleton of 82-foot-long dinosaur found in man's backyard in Portugal
• Middletown school district investigates hazing, cancels HS football season
• Missing 80-year-old Baltimore man last seen Tuesday, police say
• Michigan's Carol Hutchins retires as NCAA softball victory leader
• Man attacked by group in Chinatown, shot while trying to defend himself, police say
• Long-term victims of car crashes win key insurance decision
• After teen's violent arrest was caught on video, prosecutors move forward with weapons charges
• Baker seeks $40 million for school safety proposal
• Arlington bicyclist killed in fatal hit-and-run
• High school football returns to Fenway Park during Thanksgiving week
• Justice Dept. submits redacted version of Mar-a-Lago search affidavit
• Johnson College Prep seniors find out they're going to college for free next year
• Gift of Hope to express importance of organ donation with flag-raising ceremony
• Temporary relief program announced for SunPass drivers
• Westland police: Tesla autopilot not used in crash involving train
• Jerry Westrom found guilty of murder in cold case killing of Jeanie Ann Childs
• Whitmer: Student loan forgiveness plan will impact 1.4 million Michiganders
• U.S. Ambassador to UN tours farms of Urban Growers Collective
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• Baltimore man, 23, charged with attempted murder in shooting
• Capitol Records "severs ties" with virtual rapper FN Meka
• Four teens, two just 15 years old, shot outside Carl Schurz High School on Northwest Side
• NYPD: Woman killed in hit-and-run outside Yankee Stadium
• Novak Djokovic, unvaccinated against COVID-19, out of U.S. Open
• Possible "stand your ground" fatal shooting under investigation in Hialeah
• Deputies: Suspicious man detained near Empire school had crossbow and replica firearms, but was not threat
• Oklahoma executes James Coddington for 1997 hammer killing
• Dolphins cancel practice with Eagles due to "non-Covid illness"
• Lab confirms mysterious illness sickening Michigan dogs is parvovirus
• New York families will need to sign up for free school meals
• Resident armed with weapon confronts street takeover crowd in Anaheim
• Shedd Aquarium offering free admission days for Illinois residents throughout September
• Magnet fishermen discover possible land mine in Flint River
• Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White tests positive for COVID-19
• NJ Transit service resumes with delays after Portal Bridge stuck open
• Pittsburgh Public Schools using cameras to catch drivers illegally passing buses
• Employee at University of Delaware diagnosed with monkeypox
• Off-duty Fort Worth police officer Stephen Thompson arrested, faces DWI charge
• Woman killed, man injured after being hit by car in Glen Burnie
• Pennsylvania sees increase in poll worker recruitment for upcoming midterm elections
• LAPD officer's body cam captures scary moment baby stopped breathing
• Sign jokester at Cherry Hill elementary school "brightens" the day for parents dropping off kids
• Police: Hialeah house used for prostitution, man recruited woman in Argentina
• How this U.K. company is hoping to turn the vinyl industry green
• State Police responded to five fatal crashes on Wednesday
• More fuel added to Tom Brady-Masked Singer rumors
• Tax loophole lets the rich hide "billions" offshore, report finds
• Update: Wild San Francisco police chase ends on Western Addition walkway
• Dr. Allison Arwady, city's top doctor, tests positive for COVID-19
• Farm workers march from Delano to Sacramento in support of UFW bill
• MSU Scientists to send seeds to space with NASA
• Taste of Greektown takes over Halsted Street this weekend
• RTD bus crash injures several people
• Woman, boy hurt in Oak Park-area shooting
• Oakland shooting suspect arrested; automatic weapons, bags filled with drugs seized
• Flint rapper charged in murder-for-hire plot of Macomb County woman
• Tractor-trailer crash shuts down I-95, leaves multiple hurt in Kingsville
• How a possible mistake led to a historic name change
• Minneapolis native, Thunder No. 2 pick Chet Holmgren to miss season with foot injury
• Novak Djokovic not coming to US Open due to vaccination status
• Scammers target CO psychics with large, loyal followings
• New Judi's House offers more space for grieving children
• NYPD to officers: No congregating or unnecessary conversations
• Maryland woman accused of running over, killing boyfriend
• Maryland officials confirm first West Nile virus case of the year
• Inmate miscarried after deputies stopped at Starbucks on way to hospital
• Latest GDP figure eases concern about imminent U.S. recession
• Monsoonal moisture returns for Thursday, the weekend looks drier
• In-state Pitt students to receive grant thanks to additional COVID-19 relief money
• Congressman's wife died after taking herbal remedy, coroner's report says
• Frozen Perdue chicken breasts may contain plastic and blue dye
• Daughter lived with mom's dead body in living room for over year, police say
• Judge invalidates hundreds of bogus claims in Surfside building collapse
• N.Y. accepting recreational cannabis dispensary applications
• Gender dysphoria covered by disability law, court rules
• Second man dies at hospital following West Philadelphia quadruple shooting, police say
• Gas is now under $4 a gallon on average in these Mass. counties
• Smart home security tips for personal and cyber protection
• Chicago man charged with aggravated battery in shooting of 19-year-old in Humboldt Park
• Who will win the national championship in 2022?
• Tacko Fall signing deal to play in China
• Man drives himself to Torresdale Wawa after being shot multiple times, police say
• 'Don't call police' video shown to South High School students
• How to find out if you're eligible for federal student loan relief
• Man hospitalized after crashing into ambulance in Sacramento
• VIDEO: Police capture alligator crossing street in Kalamazoo
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• At least 2 Oakland mayoral candidates left off ballot due to clerical error
• Stolen vehicle suspect at large after evading police during pursuit
• North Hollywood man charged with child abuse that left his 14-month-old son with severe brain injuries
• Nick Cannon is expecting his ninth child
• First PVC-free vinyl record made, using sugars and starches instead
• Cowboys' Pro Bowl left tackle Tyron Smith out indefinitely with torn hamstring: report
• Sen. Klobuchar plans to bring Pete Buttigieg to the State Fair butter carving booth Thursday
• Biden kicks off midterm rally in safely Democratic Maryland
• Prince Harry and Meghan adopt beagle rescued from breeding facility
• Man shot during attempted robbery in Hollywood
• Ypsilanti man in custody charged with CSC, kidnapping 11 year-old girl
• Apple expected to unveil new iPhone 14 at "far out" event
• Isle Royale wolf population surges after nearly dying off
• Leak contained after diesel fuel spills into the Detroit River
• Four more Republican-led states will ban almost all abortions this week
• Fugitive, a pallbearer, fatally shot at his father's funeral
• Ambulance fire at Hawaii hospital kills patient, leaves EMT critically hurt
• Car slams into Long Island condo, driver takes off running
• Amazon is pulling the plug on its virtual health service
• Rolex, Gucci and more: The best luxury watches you can buy online
• To the moon! NASA tests new rocket, 50 years after Apollo
• Police searching for suspect wanted for fatally shooting security guard in Berks County
• Lil Tjay thanks fans for support after shooting in Edgewater
• Listen: NASA releases eerie audio of black hole
• 8 people found dead near monarch butterfly reserve in Mexico
• Police searching for catalytic converter thief in Bensalem, Bucks County
• Derek Chauvin moved to federal prison in Arizona
• NYPD: Off-duty officer robbed by armed suspects in Inwood
• Party City hiring 20,000 seasonal employees ahead of Halloween
• Pittsburgh Weather: Run of warm and sunny weather continues Thursday
• 5 years of misery: "The world seems to have forgotten the Rohingyas"
• Highland Park gelato shop offering free scoops to students Thursday
• The 141st Maryland State Fair Opens Thursday
• How to qualify for President Biden's new student loan forgiveness plan
• Inmates prepared for Whitey Bulger's arrival before he was killed, calls show
• Sylvester Stallone and wife, Jennifer Flavin, to get divorced after 25 years of marriage
• Police officer shoots dog attacking its owners in North Philadelphia, authorities say
• I-93 reopens after rollover crash on ramp to Sullivan Square
• Judge puts hold on North Dakota trigger law banning abortion
• MTA holds first public hearing on congestion pricing
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• Olympian says she tried to save dying partner who had just won national race
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• Ex-Mexico AG to face trial over probe into 43 students missing 8 years
• Chicken wing prices drop to pre-pandemic levels
• More families choosing cargo bikes as a greener way to get kids to school
• Sister's DNA helps identify bones found in 1991 as California woman
• Fall River's Mee Sum Restaurant serves signature Chow Mein sandwich
• Inbound lanes of Parkway West to close nightly through mid-September for Rosslyn Road Bridge repairs
• Miami Proud: "Fun and free" Opa-Locka swim program aims to save lives
• Shooting in Mayfair leaves 2 men injured: Philadelphia police
• What's a Pell Grant? How it affects student loan forgiveness
• Driver flees scene of wrong way crash in Lawrence County
• Tentative accord reached to end teachers strike in Ohio's largest district
• South Strabane Twp. Board of Supervisors deny Cracker Barrel request for liquor license transfer
• Pitt Head Coach Pat Narduzzi names Kedon Slovis starting quarterback
• Maryland Weather: Sunny to partly cloudy and hot
• 4 people stabbed during fight outside Levittown elementary school, police say
• Charges dropped against Philadelphia trash truck driver accused of hitting, killing bicyclist
• Netflix movie 'The Deliverance' filming in Pittsburgh area
• How to find out if you're eligible for federal student loan relief
• Oz attempts to attack health of Fetterman after "crudités" flub
• Ben Roethlisberger visits Steelers practice on Wednesday
• Phil Kessel signs 1-year contract with Vegas Golden Knights
• Pittsburgh Public Schools to only require masks when COVID-19 community-level spread is 'high'
• Braves drill slumping Pirates 14-2, complete 3-game sweep

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• Residents call Detroit neighborhood a "food desert"
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