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• SFPD releases body cam footage of deadly June 22 police shooting
• Crowds in Pleasanton brave heat for fun and food at Alameda County Fair
• Fire rips through decades-old restaurant Louis Cairo's in Williams
• Northern Colorado celebrates 4th of July by welcoming new American citizens
• Hail leaves car owner with new damage after leaving body shop
• Medina overcomes 5 walks, pitches 3 innings to lead A's past White Sox
• Despite 493-foot homer from Ohtani, Angels fall to Diamondbacks, 6-2
• Hotel workers strike looms as contract nears expiration
• Changes to auto theft laws in Colorado set to take effect
• Twins rebound from Atlanta sweep and pound Orioles 8-1 with homers by Gallo, Kepler and Buxton
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Storm chances Saturday afternoon, widespread showers Sunday
• After SCOTUS strikes down Student Loan Forgiveness program, students say they'll suffer hardship
• NASCAR road closures cause traffic headaches downtown ahead of race
• Brandon and Shane Zylstra hold football camp to give hope to young players
• HopeKids provides relief for families with children battling cancer
• Annual Mosswood Meltdown brings punk-rock party to Oakland
• Royal Oak's Taco Fest kicks off for second year
• Bailey's 3-run homer in 8th lifts Giants past Mets
• Mookie Betts homers twice, goes 4 for 4 with 4 RBIs and leads Dodgers to 9-3 win over Royals
• 10-year-old Prior Lake boy to compete in races at Elko Speedway
• A look at what led to the Supreme Court's decision to block student debt relief
• Reports of three people shot in Chicago Lawn
• Firework sales heating up as July 4 approaches
• Falling debris from ceiling narrowly misses MBTA rider at Downtown Crossing
• FBI Special Agent in Charge James Tarasca retires after 1 year in Detroit
• Community MVP: Wide Angle Youth Media helps Baltimore's young people
• Protesters gather again as Moms for Liberty holds convention in Center City
• Poor air quality has some reconsidering July 4th plans
• Police: Coyote attacks 13-year-old girl, dog in Maplewood
• 42 names added to list of Baltimore Archdiocese employees accused of sex abuse
• Yankees-Cardinals game postponed, will be made up Saturday
• Santana's first career game-ending home run rallies Pirates past Brewers
• Bailey hits 3-run homer in the 8th to lift Giants past the Mets
• Detroit Pistons reveal schedule, roster of NBA summer league
• Recreational weed legalization in Maryland: Here's what you need to know
• Timeline: When is NYC air quality going to improve?
• Crews contain grass fire burning near Petaluma in Sonoma County
• Whitewater rafters exultant as Sierra snow melt yields exceptional season
• Staying safe while boating for the Fourth
• Contractor dies after suffering 'injury' on NASCAR Street Race route
• SAG-AFTRA, studios agree to extend contract talks
• France engulfed by looting, violence in fourth night of riots
• World's tallest flagpole idea divides Maine town
• Memorial service set for young Naperville woman who was shoved to her death in Germany
• They're "gnot" gnats! Swarms of aphids bugging New Yorkers
• Decoy officers bust man accused of pretending to be police officer, groping teenage girls in Park Ridge
• Phillies lose to the Nationals 2-1, snapping their 4 game win streak
• Steve Young among roughly 20 on-air personalities laid off at ESPN
• Allegheny County Sheriff's Office closes 2 nuisance clubs
• Kyrie Irving agrees to stay with Mavs on a $126M, 3-year deal
• 1 killed in crash at rural intersection near Linden
• San Mateo County Sheriff's Office cracks down on illegal fireworks
• Summer skiers come out for last weekend at Alpine Meadows
• Affidavit shows Plano man charged in wife's disappearance was also child sex abuse suspect
• Son of Highland Park man killed on July 4th recalls the tragedy and loss
• 38,000 pounds of illegal fireworks seized, 2 arrested after San Jose storage unit fire
• Year-round Atlantic City waterpark opening pushed back to July 7
• Imelda Padilla declares victory in L.A. Council District 6 special election
• Draymond Green returning to Warriors for 4 years, $100 million
• 83-year-old man becomes street musician to raise money for Alzheimer's research
• Hunter Biden lawyer accuses House GOP lawmakers of trying to derail plea deal
• NASCAR drivers expect the unexpected in Chicago Street Race
• Hollywood actors' union extends contract deadline, delaying potential strike
• Maryland Department of the Environment to assist with sunken vessel in Baltimore
• Arapahoe County warns of flooding dangers thanks to rain
• Public Health urges against eating shellfish amid toxic algae bloom affecting sea life
• Heatwave holiday weekend: How first responders are staffed up on the water and ready for fires
• First Alert Forecast: Sun, storms, and muggy weekend weather
• Minnesota extends deadline for Medicaid recipients to submit paperwork to keep coverage
• Busy travel weekend begins ahead of Fourth of July
• Police: Cyclist may have been intoxicated when struck by driver in West St. Paul
• Florida Gov. DeSantis signs bill ending permanent alimony
• Former homeless man says Denver will be next San Francisco if leaders don't change
• United CEO admits to taking private jet amid U.S. flight woes
• Comfort dogs from Lutheran Church Charities return to Highland Park
• Pacers make early splash by agreeing to 2-year, $45 million deal with Bruce Brown, source says
• Study: Black dads more involved in children's lives than other groups
• Pittsburghers react to Supreme Court's ruling against student loan forgiveness
• Pitt archives contain publications detailing history of Pittsburgh's queer community
• Locker NYC offers secure location to send, receive packages
• Section of South Street dedicated to Philadelphia soul food icon KeVen Parker
• Gymnast Lexi Zeiss on preparing for Olympic trials: "I'm just gonna work hard"
• AP source: Pittsburgh considered a site for new pro women's hockey league
• Minnesotans react to Supreme Court ruling over LGBTQ rights: "It's legal, codified discrimination"
• Local high schoolers gather at conference to create change
• "Pop in the City" bouncy castle offers family fun in Midtown
• More than 10,000 Minnesotans to resume student loan payments in October
• Taste of Minnesota makes its return this weekend
• Hoboken unveils plans for state-of-the-art community space
• Could the the Higher Education Act lead to loan forgiveness?
• How the FBI, others helped survivors in Highland Park cope after mass shooting
• Hope and Healing: Cooper Roberts tackling life head-on one year after shooting
• Bobcat killed after attacking man at Connecticut state park
• Moon Township Native Cam Johnson reportedly inks $100 million contract
• A family that survived the Highland Park shooting tries to move forward
• Supreme Court rules in favor of woman creating wedding site that excludes same-sex couples
• Highland Park officials reflect on one-year remembrance of parade shooting
• Report: 18 Hasidic schools fall short in secular instruction
• Placer County Sheriff's deputy arrested on suspicion of rape
• Doctors tailor cataract surgery to suit patients' lifestyles
• Michigan county whose sheriff insulted women, minorities settles lawsuit for $1.65M
• City officials provide list of cities where you can enjoy your own "safe and sane" fireworks
• Suspected gunman in Texas shooting that killed 5 neighbors indicted on capital murder charge
• Brazen smash-and-grab caught on video on Long Island
• Planet Fitness offering free access at Detroit-area locations amid unhealthy air quality
• Jamaica Plain woman with breast cancer to ride her first Pan-Mass Challenge
• Permeable concrete installed in Rockaways to reduce flooding
• Money Minute: Greater focus on work-life balance
• LGBTQ Texas lawmakers 'scared', 'tired' of political targeting of community
• CBI issues Endangered Missing Alert for 2 children out of Delta County
• 2 hospitalized following crash, shooting in San Francisco's Richmond District
• Steve Young among roughly 20 on-air ESPN personalities laid off Friday
• 1 dead after shooting at Richardson shopping center
• New Garfield Park Conservatory exhibit to turn into fairy garden
• Calls for changes to gun laws came within hours of Highland Park mass shooting
• Mookie Betts announces plans to join Home Run Derby field
• Supreme Court lets stand ruling that protects people with gender dysphoria under disability law
• Pelagic Research Services shares process of recovering Titan submersible
• Central Coast assemblyman sworn in as new Speaker
• Chicago Police cancel days off ahead of NASCAR as city plugs staffing holes with overtime
• College graduates in Boston "crushed" by SCOTUS student loan ruling
• Man's body recovered from Lake Nockamixon after rescuing 2 children: officials
• NASCAR Chicago Street race draws fans from all over the world
• Video shows city workers dumping recyclable trash carts
• Cancellations by United still impacting passengers at DIA
• Rocky Mountain NAACP responds to high court affirmative action ruling
• Exclusive: Professional minor league basketball team comes to Brooklyn
• Crews cleaning up sinkhole in Baldwin
• Attorneys for Flint residents file motion to hold city, mayor in contempt of court
• CBS 2's Joe Donlon and Irika Sargent report from Highland Park Friday at 6
• Study: Ann Arbor police pull over, search non-white motorists more often
• Saturn's rings are glowing in Webb Space Telescope's latest cosmic shot
• JEWISHcolorado has first woman as president & CEO
• Celebrating Black Music Month with Detroit musician Brandon Williams
• State Department report details failures in chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal
• Exclusive: Suspect sought in theft of food delivery meant for 99-year-old
• Englewood Breakroom pop-up plaza aims to help community grow stronger
• Stores that sell cigarettes to start displaying new warning signs
• Breaking down Michigan's education budget
• Marine veteran with PTSD works to help others struggling with condition
• Adams County sends warning to drivers after cars fall into sinkholes
• Owner of Michigan meat processing company pleads guilty to illegally employing minor who lost hand
• Michigan begins enforcement of new hands-free driving law
• DPD announce new Auto Theft Investigations Team
• What to know about "leaky gut syndrome," from symptoms to treatments
• ESPN lays off popular on-air talent in latest round of cuts
• Northern California heatwave peaks this weekend; here's what to expect
• Man rescued after boat overturns on Monongahela River
• Maine woman, 64, punches bear in nose to save dog
• Steele, Morel and Madrigal help the Cubs snap a 4-game skid with a 10-1 win over the Guardians
• Firework safety: Medical professionals bracing for week of injuries
• Cheyenne Mountain Zoo responds to lawsuit filed by Nonhuman Rights Project
• Racine gets EMILY, a new remote-controlled life saving flotation device for Lake Michigan
• Young artists shine in WJZ Thurgood Marshall Art Competition ahead of BMA celebration
• New law lifts restrictions on name changes for those convicted of some felonies
• Even for racing veterans, Chicago's NASCAR race provides unique experience
• CO's new laws include laser pointing penalties, motor vehicle theft
• As student debt relief fails, some point to "hypocrisy" of PPP loans
• Detroit organization training men how to be better fathers
• Links for The 4: 7 Vines Vineyard, Wheel of Fortune bobbleheads
• 'People need to know we exist': How title change in Texas could help address school psychologist shortage
• Why Civic Center Park is the heart of Denver
• Judge decides civil court doesn't have jurisdiction to hear Arlington nun's claims against bishop
• SF-based Niantic, Pokemon Go maker, laying off 230 employees
• Indiana Supreme Court rules near-total abortion ban can take effect
• Wayne State University elects Kimberly Andrews Espy as first female president
• Severe thunderstorm sweeps through Baltimore area
• Jan. 6 defendant arrested with guns near Obama's D.C. home remains detained
• Video shows "narco sub" with 7,000 pounds of cocaine chased off Mexico
• Daycare director, teacher face charges after what grandma calls 'pure torture' of girl
• Pennsylvania to begin new fiscal year without budget plan in place
• Charges: Maplewood man dismembered girlfriend, hid her body in storage unit
• Madison Heights man charged with pointing laser beam at Michigan State Police helicopter
• Stand your ground defense: Mom calls for justice after son killed by Uber driver
• Eye on Politics: A second special session underway at Texas Capitol
• Celebrate National Food Truck Day with these local businesses
• UC Berkeley scholar's research into a flowering shrub took him to Mexico and a violent death
• Where Illinois abortion laws stand one year after Roe vs. Wade was overturned
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cooler temps, passing showers this weekend
• Alameda County supervisors apologize over destruction of Russell City
• Iowa governor's request for federal aid in partial building collapse denied
• Wisconsin suspends LB Jordan Turner for violation of athletic department's discipline policy
• Belleville football ranked 25th in MaxPreps preseason Top 25
• Family of teen shot dead at Sunnyvale house party suing Airbnb, property owner
• Users sue ChatGPT's maker, claiming it trained on "stolen private information"
• 3-year-old boy injured in Robinson Township shooting
• Local officials say student debt decision will put "unbearable burden" on payers
• Multiple homes in Rancho Cordova threatened by a grass fire
• CD rates could soon peak. These are 3 types of CDs to consider now.
• Foodie Friday: Lettuce Entertain You cooking up for NASCAR Chicago Street Race
• Fox News agrees to pay ex-producer $12 million to settle suits
• An Android update is blamed for "thousands" of false calls to 911
• Black Music Month: Honoring the legendary Martha Reeves
• Celtics reportedly interested in free agent Patrick Beverley
• Health dept. reports 20% increase in abortions in Minnesota from beginning of 2022 to end
• Pittsburgh Public Safety prepares for Fourth of July celebrations
• "Tough As Nails" joins CBS' summer reality schedule
• Pennsylvania to begin new fiscal year without budget plan in place
• DeSantis says state goes "even further" after affirmative action ruling
• Talk Pittsburgh Links: June 30, 2023
• Man accused of gun charges after standoff in Fairfield
• Colorado celebrates parent advocates, family reunification
• Pennsylvania budget agreement is elusive as fiscal-year deadline nears
• 4 savings accounts earning 5% APY or more right now
• Why drafting Matvei Michkov should earn Flyers buy-in from fans to rebuild
• Biden lays out "new path" for student loan relief after Supreme Court decision
• Chicago airports expecting nearly 1.5 million travelers for July 4 weekend
• NuFace Fourth of July sale: Save big on NuFace Trinity, NuFace Mini, more
• Former Brazilian President Bolsonaro barred from elections until 2030
• Remembering Alan Arkin
• Minnesota officials react to Supreme Court student loan ruling
• Keller: Supreme Court decisions put it front and center of 2024 election
• Kevin Spacey called "sexual bully" in U.K. sexual assault trial
• Code red issued for unhealthy air quality across Pa. on Friday
• "No credible threats" ahead of Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular, police say
• Man charged with stealing 14-year-old girl's expensive sneakers in Attleboro
• Supreme Court strikes down student loan forgiveness. Here's what borrowers should do now.
• South Florida woman faces charges in 2019 murder of husband
• Florida medical boards approve trans care rules
• Santos in court for hearing on fraud, money laundering case
• Samsung Fourth of July TV sale: Save on Samsung's 'The Frame' and more smart TVs
• Woman handed life sentence for 2018 murder of Baltimore mother Tiffany Jones
• Man, woman charged with dropping smoke bombs, throwing firework at Pitt protest
• Denver has received nearly all of its annual precipitation
• Denver Public Schools expects to lose 6,600 students in 5 years
• Morgan County hail breaks through hotel windows, destroys vehicle windshields
• Rightful winner of allegedly stolen $3 million lottery ticket collects prize
• Sterling Heights man accused of drunk driving after crashing into Berkley restaurant
• Flash flooding hits Denver hard
• Best Fourth of July deals at Lululemon: Save on the bestselling Align leggings and more
• Anthrocon returns to Pittsburgh for its 16th year in the city
• Florida appliance, stove tax 'holidays' start Saturday
• Irvine's 'MacGyver' mail thief arrested
• Supreme Court takes up gun ban for those under domestic violence restraining orders
• Three dogs rescued from center divider on 605 Freeway in Duarte
• Richard Luna to serve as Interim Director of Baltimore DPW
• Bruins buying out contract of Mike Reilly to clear cap space
• A guide to celebrating the Fourth of July in Baltimore
• "Mom influencer" jailed for falsely claiming couple tried to kidnap kids
• NASCAR in Chicago: Here's what you need to know
• Bruce Cassidy bringing Stanley Cup to Milton to honor teen who died
• Douglas County tallies damage from tornado
• Canton woman killed in 3-vehicle crash
• Dallas County Sheriff's Office searching for Good Samaritan
• Homer Hogues, among last surviving Tuskegee Airmen dies at 96
• Here's how Supreme Court justices voted on student loan forgiveness
• Could Jaylen Brown's supermax include an opt-out?
• How to travel smart, avoid being stranded and save money
• Apple AirPods Pro 2 are now at their lowest price of 2023
• What happens if it rains, storms during NASCAR weekend?
• Supreme Court sides with designer opposed to making same-sex wedding websites
• Celebrating Black Music Month with jazz singer, Faye Bradford
• Women face age bias at work, no matter how old they are
• Report: More Texans will hit the road for Fourth of July weekend
• Westland motorcyclist dies in Canton Township crash
• Gold prices are low. Here's why you should invest now.
• CHP begins its 'Maximum Enforcement Period' Friday for the holiday weekend
• Businesses hurt by I-95 collapse could get up to $2 million in assistance
• Fourth of July gas prices take almost unprecedented plunge
• ESPN article advises Red Sox to trade Alex Verdugo, James Paxton
• New laws expanding voting access take effect Saturday
• Indiana Supreme Court upholds abortion ban, says state constitution gives only limited protections
• Here's what the Supreme Court ruling means for your student debt
• Highlands Ranch prepares for 4th fireworks as it continues tornado cleanup
• Read the Supreme Court's Biden student loan forgiveness decision
• Former Baltimore high school wrestling coach found not guilty in child sex abuse case
• Minnesota's free college plan could be "catastrophic" for North Dakota
• Pea-sized hail makes Coors Field a winter wonderland
• Meet the Pyrotecnico team, the crew behind most of Chicago's biggest fireworks displays
• Supreme Court strikes down Biden's student loan forgiveness plan
• Florida lands in top spot for best US beaches
• Read Supreme Court decision on web designer against LGBTQ weddings
• Education Secretary Miguel Cardona disputes affirmative action ruling
• Two children pulled from Hollywood home's pool
• Alan Arkin, Oscar-winning "Little Miss Sunshine" actor, dies at 89
• Motown Roller Club brings together community on wheels
• Overstock.com to rebrand as Bed Bath & Beyond
• 'Beat the Streets Chicago' empowering youth, creating community through wrestling
• Supreme Court sides with designer who declines to make same-sex wedding websites
• What is Illinois' minimum wage?
• Skies still hazy, but air quality starting to improve across Philadelphia region
• Call Kurtis: Where's my dental refund?
• Chicago airport delays: O'Hare leads world and weather complicates flights
• Visitors to Lake San Antonio in Monterey County urged to stay out of water due to toxic algae
• "Compassion man" leaves behind a legacy of empathy
• Heat waves in the U.S. are becoming more frequent and enduring
• Get a taste of the world this July with "Crave Montco"
• Celtics free agency primer
• Final day for 'Power To The Professional Bootcamp' at Kennicott Park
• Migrant boat disaster: What to know about the tragedy off Greece's coast
• Man faces federal charges for swastika on Michigan synagogue
• Grandstand demolition at Arlington Park racetrack to be completed Friday
• Iowa woman who lost home in tornado wins $2 million lottery
• June 30 is busy travel day for July 4 holiday weekend: tips for drivers
• How to help your pets stay calm during 4th of July fireworks
• Minimum wage increases for Cook County workers beginning July 1
• "The Rainbow Family" leads with love and acceptance
• Perseverance rover captures image of doughnut-shaped rock on Mars
• Pats' Jonathan Jones takes issue with NFL's gambling policy
• "These girls love softball": Egg Harbor Township all-stars share why they love the game
• "America's Most Wanted" suspect in 1984 killing returned to Florida
• PTL Links: June 30, 2023
• The Red Sox did one thing well while getting swept by Miami Marlins
• The Pulse of CBS Philadelphia: View the top stories of June 26-30
• Food Truck Friday: Bugg'd Out BBQ delivers southern specials with giant smoker
• Truck driver was on TikTok during crash that killed 5, officials say
• Jersey City teen wins $5,000 through writing contest
• 2 seriously hurt after crash on southbound Dan Ryan Expressway at Taylor Street
• Parents of Parkland school shooting victime critical of new permitless gun law
• Fourth of July forecast: A brief break from the extreme heat
• USPS raising price for first-class stamp in July
• 4 Rangers players chosen as All Star Game starters
• Trump, DeSantis in Philadelphia to speak at Moms for Liberty summit
• Wage theft often goes unpunished despite state systems meant to combat it
• PA budget agreement is elusive as fiscal-year deadline nears
• Sextortion scams on the rise in the Philadelphia area, FBI says
• Ex-cardinal, now 92, not competent for sex abuse trial, expert says
• 4 shot in south Sacramento overnight shooting
• Political consultant gets 24 years in colleague's murder as motive is revealed
• Changing their tune? PA lawmakers consider replacing the state's official song
• Traveling this July 4th weekend? These are the times to avoid hitting the road.
• NEXT Weather: Less humid Friday, but plenty of 90-degree days ahead
• AAA Offers "Tow To Go" over July 4th holiday weekend
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Warm July 4 weekend, shower chances ahead
• Pittsburgh Weather: Air quality remains poor in the morning, expected to improve
• NEXT Weather: Summer heat with scattered afternoon storms
• Death penalty case resumes for man in killing of reporter, despite DNA claim
• Penguins Perspectives: An offseason plan emerges
• Taste of the Town: Eating House
• California Ph.D. student found dead in SUV during research trip to Mexico
• Pa. Turnpike westbound reopens after overturned truck
• MBTA announces July service changes for Red, Green, Orange, commuter lines
• The story behind Brooklyn's Lesbian Herstory Archives
• J.J. Watt announces he's joining the NFL on CBS crew as a studio analyst
• What are red flag laws — and do they work in preventing gun violence?
• Pittsburgh Stadium Authority approves plans for 30,000 sq. ft. plaza on North Shore near PNC Park
• Not guilty verdict reached in trial of ex-Parkland school resource officer Scot Peterson
• NYPD Commissioner Sewell receives standing ovation on last day
• Police wrap up probe of suspected cyanide serial killer of 14
• Risk of getting sick from germy food on the rise
• Weekend Planner: Independence Day weekend
• Report: Shell cracker plant in Beaver Co. has not led to economic growth
• Victim dropped off at fire station after being shot multiple times in West Garfield Park
• Thornton family affected by alopecia areata promotes awareness, kindness
• Student debt relief: Supreme Court expected to release decision today on debt forgiveness plan
• Canadian wildfire smoke creates unhealthy air quality across Pittsburgh area
• 3 minors shot after basketball game at Yeadon Community Park
• Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh hosts annual 'State of Black Pittsburgh'
• To Do List: 4th of July celebrations, arts festival, summer concerts
• One dead in crash near Pa. Turnpike in Washington County
• Using a CPAP machine to treat sleep apnea and get better rest
• Hundreds arrested as France rocked by new protests over police killing
• Pittsburgh's Fireworks Task Force launched for 4th of July holiday week
• Collier makes go-ahead jumper in overtime, Lynx beat Storm 99-97
• Maryland's application process for student loan debt relief tax credit begins July 1
• Notes from psychologist at center of testimony in penalty phase of synagogue shooting trial
• Wild's Brock Faber spends summer processing NHL and NCAA postseasons
• Miami FC to plays Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC

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• Crowds defy heat for fun and food at Alameda County Fair
• First AME Church celebrates 150th anniversary with gala in Hollywood
• Remembering Academy Award-winning actor Alan Arkin
• How does a repeat offender, charged with sexual assault of children, keep getting out of jail?
• 1 killed in crash at rural intersection near Linden
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• SFPD bodycam video of June 22 police shooting
• Firework shows get off to early start of Port of San Pedro
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• More information revealed on Denver Public Schools' final safety plan
• Hail leaves car owner with new damage after leaving body shop
• Changes to auto theft laws in Colorado set to take effect
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• Philadelphia's Fourth of July celebrations kick off at Independence Mall
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• Actors, studios extend contract and continue negotiations
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• Madison Heights man charged with pointing laser beam at Michigan State Police helicopter
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• Year-round Island Waterpark opening in Atlantic City pushed back to July 7
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• Owner of Michigan meat processing company pleads guilty to illegally employing minor who lost hand
• Head out to Klyde Warren Park this Fourth of July weekend!
• Contractor Duane Tabinski dies at NASCAR course
• June 30 is first day of new "hands free" law enforcement in Michigan
• Judge decides civil court doesn't have jurisdiction to hear Arlington nun's claims against bishop
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• Maryland's application process for student loan debt relief tax credit begins July 1
• Richard Luna to serve as Interim Director of Baltimore DPW
• Nonprofit provides sports opportunities for families impacted by cancer
• A look at what led to the Supreme Court's decision to block student debt relief
• Maryland Office of the Attorney General opens investigation into deadly Baltimore Police shooting
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• Coyote attacks 2 people, dog near Maplewood dog park
• 42 names added to list of Baltimore Archdiocese employees accused of sex abuse
• 5-year-old girl drowns at water park in Tinley Park
• A title change in Texas could help address the state's school psychologist shortage
• Florida Gov. DeSantis signs bill ending permanent alimony
• Cyclist crashes into car in West St. Paul
• Travelers head to Jersey Shore ahead of July 4 holiday weekend
• Two major rulings from the US Supreme Court deal blow to Biden administration
• Poor air quality has some reconsidering July 4th weekend plans
• Man arrested for murder connected to missing person's case
• Falling piece of concrete narrowly misses MBTA rider at Downtown Crossing
• Firework sales heating up as July 4 approaches
• FAA, NTSB investigating plane crash at Lake Mille Lacs
• Police: 5-year-old girl injured in Bronx shooting
• Stone Arch Bridge closures begin
• Could the Sacramento DA sue the City of Sacramento to clean up the downtown homeless encampment?
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• Whitewater rafters cheer record Sierra snow melt runoff
• Palo Pinto fire now 50% contained
• Bay Area legal experts react to SCOTUS decision on same-sex wedding ruling
• Dallas Animal Service offering 4th of July weekend adoption special
• San Mateo Sheriff's Office aims to crack down on illegal fireworks
• Placer County Sheriff's Deputy Wes Montz arrested on suspicion of rape
• Ridley-Thomas loses bid to have federal bribery and conspiracy conviction overturned
• Sheriff's office closes 2 nuisance clubs
• 5-year-old girl shot while inside car in the Bronx
• Pasadena police shut down North Lake Avenue
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• Summer skiers come out for last weekend at Alpine Meadows
• 38,000 pounds of illegal fireworks seized, 2 arrested after San Jose storage unit fire
• Draymond Green returning to Warriors with 4-year deal
• Rocklin's Celebrate America event kicks off
• Holiday boating safety
• Bear bites woman in Maine
• Arapahoe County warns of flood dangers
• Wildlife doctors prepare for potential influx of sick sea lions amid toxic algae bloom
• Framingham's Stars & Stripes event returns with a bang
• Coloradans react to Supreme Court's decision on student loan forgiveness
• From street course to weather, NASCAR drivers expect the unexpected in Chicago
• How first responders are staffed up on the water and ready for fires
• Blistering summer temps arrive in time for holiday weekend
• Fourth of July weekend weather forecast
• Formerly homeless man says Denver will be next San Francisco if leaders don't change course
• Comfort dogs from Lutheran Church Charities return to Highland Park
• Law enforcement officials warn of fireworks danger with Fourth of July around the corner
• How to try and keep pets safe and calm during Fourth of July festivities
• Isolated Storms In Denver On Saturday
• Fire damages home in south Sacramento
• Highland Park Strong: Hope and Healing
• How to prepare for student loan payments to resume
• Pittsburghers react to Supreme Court's ruling against student loan forgiveness
• Lexi Zeiss' Olympic dreams continue to accelerate in Minnesota
• Pitt archives contain publications detailing history of Pittsburgh's queer community
• WBZ News Update for June 30, 2023
• NEXT Weather: Air quality improves in Philadelphia area
• Calls for tougher gun laws came within hours of Highland Park mass shooting
• NEXT Weather: 6 p.m. report from June 30, 2023
• Assault trial for actor Jonathan Majors to begin in August
• Annual naturalization ceremony held in Greeley
• Pittsburgh Youth ChangeMakers Conference
• Acton family preaches water safety ahead of incoming heat wave, summer holidays
• Minnesotans react to student debt relief reversal
• How the FBI and others helped survivors in Highland Park cope after a mass shooting
• SummerFest 2023: What's new for visitors at the Beer Garden at Longwood Gardens
• Hope and Healing: Cooper Roberts tackling life head-on one year after shooting
• A family that survived the Highland Park shooting tries to move forward one year later
• Clear Creek County leaders look to combat "child care desert"
• Are airlines ready for holiday travel surge after week of delays?
• More people are traveling to Minnesota for abortions
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• Plane crashes on Lake Mille Lacs
• Supreme Court rules in favor of woman creating wedding site that excludes same-sex couples
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• Supreme Court rules on student loan forgiveness, wedding website dispute
• Boulder Parks and Recreation to close facilities early during holiday
• Fox News reaches $12 million settlement in lawsuits brought by former Tucker Carlson producer
• New and improved lens with ultrasonic emulsification for cataract surgery
• Is it time to end legacy admissions at colleges?
• DPS releases final version of safety plan
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• Money Minute: Greater focus on work-life balance
• SummerFest 2023: Top of the Chimes Tower at Longwood Garden
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Some rain this weekend
• "Pop in the City" giant bouncy castle opens in Herald Square
• Permeable concrete installed in the Rockaways to reduce flooding
• South Florida's LGBTQ community disappointed with Supreme Court decision
• Recreational weed legalization in Maryland: Here's what you need to know
• Camp counselor attacked by bobcat at Connecticut state park
• Supreme Court rejects Biden's student loan forgiveness plan
• Violent protests continue in wake of French teen's fatal shooting by police
• Smoke, heat could complicate holiday travel plans
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