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• New Placer County foundation helps support crime victims
• Luka Doncic scores 35 points, leads Mavericks to 123-93 victory and 3-2 series lead over Clippers
• Spare The Air has played vital role in Sacramento's air quality awareness for 30 years
• Draisaitl scores twice as Oilers beat Kings 4-3 to advance to 2nd round
• State study looking at lead levels of kids living near airports complete
• Phillies strike out 18 times, but beat Angels 2-1 on Schwarber's 2-run single
• Ex-Nickelodeon producer Schneider sues 'Quiet on Set' makers for defamation, sex abuse implications
• Imanaga stellar again, Cubs end game with double play to edge Mets
• Pro-Palestinian protesters at University of Chicago, DePaul meet with administrations
• Amtrak announces new route between St. Paul and Chicago
• Amtrak to launch new Borealis service between Chicago and Twin Cities
• Minnetonka going to Ukraine on 4th trip to help amputee soldiers
• Another carnival called off in Chicago's northwest suburbs; safety concerns cited
• What does Dallas' city manager do? We asked someone who held the job
• Michigan House committee considers tax on short-term rentals
• How a century-old cattle barn became a big Minnesota wedding venue
• Toronto clinches top spot in PWHL with 4-1 win over Minnesota
• Gil's excellent outing helps the Yankees defeat Baltimore
• Man injured after explosion in Metro Detroit home
• May Day demonstrations in Oakland rally for workers rights and Palestinians
• Pro-Palestinian encampment grows as protesters push for Johns Hopkins University to divest from Israel
• Young voters sound off on their issues, motivation to vote in November
• Crime is falling in Oakland, but local business owners feel not much has changed
• Season ends for Miami in Boston, Celtics top short-handed Heat 118-84
• Crawford goes seven strong to lead Red Sox to win over Giants
• After dry spell, wet weather set to return to the Bay Area this weekend
• Celtics crush Heat in Game 5 to advance to second round
• Fire damages Marshall Township home and garage
• Crawford goes 7 innings, Wong has 3 hits and Red Sox beat Giants 6-2
• Baltimore Orioles lose pitchers' duel to NY Yankees, 2-0
• Driver in north Minneapolis crash that injured 5 smelled of alcohol, search warrant says
• Ground beef tested negative for bird flu, USDA says
• Bond denied for Miami-Dade couple accused of human trafficking
• Grayson community in Stanislaus County without clean water due to replacement of treatment plant
• Minnesota Twins rally late for 10-5 win over Chicago White Sox
• Marilyn Mosby awaits sentencing, tells MSNBC she did 'nothing wrong'
• Child found wandering in Detroit reunited with family, police say
• Families of firefighters killed in 2022 Baltimore fire file lawsuit against the city
• Minnesota Senate passes bill banning hidden "junk fees"
• Cousins seek family history after report on NorCal Japanese Americans sent to internment camps
• Raimondi Park renovations announced by Oakland Ballers ahead of June 4 debut
• Police issue unlawful assembly order at pro-Palestinian encampment at UCLA
• Foxtrot, Dom's Kitchen & Market notified State of Illinois a day after shutting down
• Florida man charged with manslaughter in brother's death arrested in Pittsburgh area
• Suspect apprehended in murder of Chicago Police Officer Luis Huesca
• Former Nine Inch Nails drummer Chris Vrenna joining University of Michigan faculty
• Stockton police looks to bolster force with new 10 new hires
• Charles Barkley calls on 76ers fans to pack Wells Fargo Center ahead of Game 6 vs. Knicks
• California sues Rocklin Unified School District over "discriminatory" gender notification policy
• Holocaust survivor to young people: "This hurt is preventable, yours is the power to make a change"
• Phillies strike out 18 times, but beat Angels 2-1 on Schwarber's 2-run single
• Labor groups paint street in unpermitted protest at California State Capitol on May Day
• What we know about alleged "outside agitators" at Columbia protests
• Tufts students threaten to boycott graduation if pro-Palestinian camp is cleared
• Muslim advocates travel to Springfield to call for cease-fire in Gaza
• Plainfield woman hopes to find kidney donor at Guaranteed Rate Field
• Minneapolis American Indian Center ushers in new era after massive renovation
• Congressional District 16 candidate Evan Low narrowly wins 2nd place as recount ends
• "Uncomfortable Conversations with a Jew" tackles antisemitism amid pro-Palestine protests across U.S.
• Westwood neighborhood to celebrate Cinco de Mayo with new vision
• Pro-Palestinian encampment enters Day 7 on University of Pennsylvania's campus
• 2 men shot, one fatally, in Chicago's Woodlawn neighborhood
• Hayward man who died in apparent drowning in Fremont creek identified
• Passionate protesters divide the University of Minnesota campus
• Local animal rescue gives new life to emaciated dog found with gunshot wound
• Former Broncos cornerback Harris retires
• Owner-occupied homes being removed from Baltimore City tax sale list
• Baltimore City Fire Department allocated $10 million from American Rescue Plan Act
• Man dies after "domestic incident" in Coon Rapids, authorities say; another man in custody
• Johns Hopkins threatens academic discipline, police action as pro-Palestinian encampment continues
• Students at Vallejo school shut down City Hall after permit for new campus denied
• Teen charged in Baltimore mass shooting to take plea deal, attorney says
• Man says his emotional support alligator, known for its big social media audience, has gone missing
• "Bricken for Chicken" promotion will run during entirety of 76ers' home games for rest of playoffs
• Meet the 90-year-old New Yorker who's been helping her community for 50 years
• Man accused of kidnapping Pittsburgh-area woman, killing her in Nevada desert found guilty
• "Belligerent" United passenger faces hefty fine. Here's how much.
• UAW members to vote on strike authorization at Stellantis Warren Stamping Plant
• Is the $2 billion Mass Pike project in Allston worth it?
• Investigators still searching for clues of what caused Essex house explosion
• Ross Stripling earns his first win since 2022 as Athletics blank Pirates 4-0
• 2 Chicago UPS stores are taking packages but won't ship them out
• Keller: Latest attempt to remove House Speaker seems doomed to fail
• Fray between Bally Sports, Xfinity leaves Minnesota sports fans frustrated
• Suspect in Long Island crash that killed 1 man, 3 kids takes plea deal
• North End restaurants vow to continue fight for outdoor dining
• Owner of Pittsburgh-area hoarder house agrees to accept cleanup help
• College protests continue after arrests at Fordham, Columbia
• Officers kill school shooting threat in Wisconsin, officials say
• Driver accused of leading police on wild North Shore chase has long criminal record
• CPS students hold sit-in to support pro-Palestinian demonstrations
• Meet the NYC girls who just won a national chess championship title
• Are campus protests against war in Gaza illegal? Here's what experts say
• Independent investigator to look into Denver Fire Department's comp time
• Chicago records fifth-warmest April on record
• DoorDash delivering groceries from Northern Illinois Food Bank to families in need
• Stripling, A's shut down Pirates, complete three-game sweep
• Antisemitism Awareness Act overwhelmingly passed by House
• Orphaned bear cub thriving after rescue, wildlife refuge says
• The surprising debris volunteers found dumped in the Bronx River
• Anne Arundel Co. middle school students charged after weapon found in school
• NASCAR legend Tony Stewart tries drag racing at Joliet race track
• Pittsburgh Penguins make more than 20 cuts to business operations staff
• Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker's office still calls new Bears stadium plan a "non-starter"
• 2 snowboarders caught in Mt. Shasta avalanche rescued after hours-long operation
• Japantown rebounds with help from San Francisco native's community district
• Rabid bat found in Washtenaw County, health officials say
• Sunshine and warm temperatures continue Thursday in Southeast Michigan
• Survey: Young people misinformed about skin cancer symptoms and prevention
• New Maryland bill gives Baltimore leaders new tool to fight vacant property crisis
• Vandalism at 2 Pittsburgh-area parks under investigation
• Detroit People's Food Co-Op opens, a game-changer for health and community ownership
• Aurora police crack down on street racing, find handgun
• Twins rally late for 10th straight win, 10-5 over White Sox
• Artificial intelligence could help diagnose cancer with one spot of dried blood
• Lakeside Mall in Sterling Heights to close permanently on July 1
• How does "high albedo" factor into the rapidly melting snowpack?
• Free golf camp teaches Pittsburgh-area kids how to play
• Pennsylvania middle schoolers to remember cancer victims while volunteering at Broad Street Run
• Detroit man sentenced to prison in 2021 shooting death of woman
• Community concerned about pause on parking lot construction at former Civic Arena site
• Bodycam video shows man point gun at Raynham police officers
• 76ers ownership, Michael Rubin buy thousands of tickets for fans for Game 6
• Bond denied for former MDPD Lt. Evelyn Fernandez accused of shooting at ex, daughter speaks out
• Twins' Byron Buxton leaves game against White Sox with sore knee after trying to steal 2nd
• 4.1 magnitude earthquake shakes Corona
• Will Chris Finch coach the Timberwolves from the bench in game 1 against Nuggets?
• New legislation will allow Maryland library workers to form unions
• Truck stuck under overpass on I-94 in Detroit
• How to watch the Vegas Golden Knights vs. Dallas Stars NHL Playoffs game tonight: Game 5 livestream options, more
• Harris puts spotlight on abortion politics
• Attleboro woman wins $1 million on scratch ticket twice in 10 weeks
• What the Fed's interest rate pause means for your credit card debt
• Jim Montgomery plans to be "pissed off" until puck drops for Game 6
• How to watch the Los Angeles Kings vs. Edmonton Oilers NHL Playoffs game tonight: Game 5 livestream options, more
• At least 1 person hospitalized after "chemical irritant" attack at Chicago Tech Academy
• 4th person arrested in connection to Irving double murder, suspect still wanted
• 3 things to do (and 3 things to avoid) with interest rates paused
• Sentencing postponed for Minnesota man who regrets joining Islamic State group
• The Timberwolves' Mike Conley wins the NBA Teammate of the Year award for a 2nd time
• Panthers head back to work, resting and waiting for Bruins-Leafs winner
• Students for a Democratic Society: Denver protest will continue
• Harvey Weinstein appears in court as prosecutors seek September retrial
• Latest student debt cancellation affects 3,500 Massachusetts borrowers
• Windy Wednesday for Northern California before more changes in forecast this weekend
• May Day rallies and marches across Southern California support workers' rights
• Giant Eagle is ending the Scan Pay Go checkout feature at some locations
• Lawsuit against Meta asks if Facebook users have right to control feeds using external tools
• How to watch the Dallas Mavericks vs. LA Clippers NBA Playoffs game tonight: Game 5 streaming options, more
• How much does long-term care insurance cost for a 65 year-old?
• DNA identifies child found in duffle bag as missing Philadelphia 4-year-old
• Texas pair arrested hauling bricks of cocaine on Indiana Toll Road
• Jacoby Brissett is ready for a QB competition with Drake Maye
• Miami Heat's Santi Echavarria gives back, becomes mentor to kids
• Job scams targeting recent college graduates. What to know
• Will mortgage interest rates fall in May?
• Why you should get a home equity loan with interest rates on hold
• Why you should invest in gold with interest rates paused
• Wrong-way driver in Oakland County admitted to drinking $3.99 bottle of wine, police say
• Federal Reserve holds rates steady. Here's the financial impact.
• Johnson & Johnson offers $6.5 billion to settle talc cancer lawsuits
• Wheaton man charged with aggravated arson in Tinley Park, Homer Glen
• May Day protest blocks traffic in SF; demonstration to disrupt Port of Oakland
• Tesla eliminates charging department, raising concerns from other automakers
• Kennywood and Phantom's Revenge make list of country's best theme parks and coasters
• Deadly Arden Arcade crash caused by red light runner, officers say
• Man convicted in SF Pacific Heights burglary and assault faces 11 years in prison
• How to watch the Miami Heat vs. Boston Celtics NBA Playoffs game tonight: Game 5 streaming options, more
• Roosevelt High School in Gary, Indiana, on national endangered list
• Judi Dench revisits her Shakespearean legacy in new book
• DeSantis sticks fork in lab-grown meat
• The main reason self-driving cars are not ready for prime time
• Marlins beat Rockies 4-1
• The best graduation gift ideas in 2024: From the latest tech to memorable presents they'll cherish for a lifetime
• Woman scammed out of nearly $30K by caller pretending to be with Allegheny County Sheriff's Office
• George W. Bush's portraits of veterans are heading to Disney World
• Chicago area welcomes May showers this weekend
• Tourist camps swept away as Kenya floods hit renowned game park
• Man accused in gunpoint sexual assault in Brooklyn Park was turned in by stepfather, charges say
• Huntington Park fire station damaged during massive fire
• GOP-led Arizona Senate votes to repeal 1864 abortion ban
• LA's air again some of the most polluted in the U.S.
• 4 linked to Oakland gang face federal charges in high-end retail robberies
• President Joe Biden to speak at NAACP dinner in Detroit
• Denver Water rules now in effect, "I Water That Way" song parodies pop icons
• Rare white killer whale nicknamed "Frosty" spotted off California coast
• Retired USWNT forward Carli Lloyd announces pregnancy after IVF journey
• New Jersey nonprofit Seeing Eye looking for volunteer puppy raisers
• Planet's deepest blue hole discovered but depth remains a mystery
• Florida challenges Biden gun seller rule
• Odds favor warmer-than-average and wetter May in Massachusetts
• Feel the creep? Subscription prices on the rise, often go undetected
• Michigan authorities investigating after man throws bottle at car during road rage incident on I-275
• Rucking gaining in popularity with hardcore hikers and exercise aficionados
• Wanted suspect allegedly tried to get into Granite Bay home, deputies say
• UnitedHealth data breach caused by lack of multifactor authentification
• U.K. shares video of first migrants being detained under Rwanda plan
• 3 smart gold investing moves to make for May
• United Methodists vote to repeal ban on LGBTQ clergy
• Truck spills scrap metal, blocks highway in northwest Indiana
• Colorado lawmakers debate more oversight of coaches in youth sports leagues
• Lehkonen, Nichushkin make NHL history in Avs win
• Biden is forgiving $6.1 billion in student debt for 317,000 people
• 4 friends with Parkinson's disease cycling across the country to raise money for research
• Law enforcement removes encampments at UT Dallas campus, at least 17 arrested
• Florida sawfish deaths, 'spinning' fish decline
• Muslim activists plan rally in Springfield to call for cease-fire in Gaza
• Google, Apple now threatened by US antitrust laws that helped build their technology empires
• The 3 best summer renovations to raise your home value
• Baltimore Peninsula crane operator dies following medical emergency hundreds of feet in air
• State police take man into custody after allegedly stabbing another man inside of an apartment
• Wooden steamship that sank in 1909 discovered in Lake Superior
• Doctor explains why mammograms should start at age 40
• Man dies after being found shot inside a vehicle in Sunnyvale
• 12% of LGBTQ youth attempted suicide last year, nationwide survey says
• Red Sox close out April with sixth shutout of season
• Haney introduces proposal to regulate herbal product kratom amid safety concerns
• What not to do before closing on a house, experts say
• Sprinkler system holds fire at Gold River warehouse in check
• Formula One champ Lewis Hamilton on fulfilling dream of driving on Fifth Avenue
• Police clash with pro-Palestinian protesters at University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Earthquake hits New Jersey town for second time in a week
• Jim's Steaks reopens Wednesday in South Philly nearly 2 years after devastating fire
• Greene says she will force vote next week on ousting speaker
• Cooking with Rania: Pound Cake with Strawberries and Limoncello Cream
• Doctors worry women will lose access to health care as Florida's 6-week abortion ban takes effect
• Dawn Staley urges Sixers ticket holders to not sell their Game 6 seats to Knicks fans
• Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute begins developing drones to fight wildfires
• Georgia woman charged in deadly South Chicago shooting
• AVAM's Kinetic Sculpture Race is this weekend. Here's what to know, including road closures
• At least 48 dead after highway collapse in China
• Michigan State Police trooper saves 2-year-old from drowning
• Tyrese Maxey says pep talk on bench helped him in Sixers' OT win over Knicks
• UCLA cancels classes after violence erupts on campus between protest groups
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• Motorcyclist severely hurt in Santa Rosa hit-and-run crash; police seek help in finding driver
• Thieves burglarize parked law enforcement cars on Far Northwest Side
• Pittsburgh Cultural Trust announces lineup additions, updated layouts for 2024 Arts Festival
• Gang leader who turned D.C. area into "hunting ground" gets life in prison
• Carroll High School, Senior High School closed after report of threat to campuses
• What did the Eagles get back for the Carson Wentz trade?
• Man accused in 2019 killing of girlfriend in Tracy extradited from Mexico
• Climate change could virtually disappear in Florida, at least according to state law
• Rideshare passenger steals driver's car in Old Town
• Severe weather chances return to North Texas overnight Wednesday into Thursday
• Columbia, City College protests lead to nearly 300 arrests
• Pirates top pitching prospect Paul Skenes posts six shutout innings, continues hot start
• Pro-Palestinian protesters, counter-protesters clash at UCLA
• Fort Worth Fire Department to start opioid education events amid record use of Narcan
• Scattered showers throughout the day, drier weather on the way
• Blinken offers hostage families hope as he pushes for Israel-Hamas truce
• Pro-Palestinian protesters at University of Minnesota meet with interim president
• Death of 10-year-old under investigation in Northwest Indiana
• Two killed in plane crash near Indiana-Michigan border
• Morning rain chances turn into afternoon rain chances in Pittsburgh, but not as hot as Tuesday
• Tufts warns protesters to leave or face suspension, graduation ban
• Trump holds rally in Wisconsin, as polls show state is still a toss-up
• Violence breaks out at some pro-Palestinian campus protests
• Florida campus tensions increase amid Pro-Palestinian protests
• Castellanos breaks hitting drought, Rojas hits 1st HR of year in Phillies' comeback win
• Sunny, breezy Wednesday in the Twin Cities; more rain Thursday
• DEA wants to ease restrictions on marijuana
• Bee swarm delays Dodgers-Diamondbacks game in Arizona
• Summerlike start May, tracking rain that could impact Sunday's Broad Street Run
• 16-year-old shot while siting near window inside Woodlawn home
• Abortion rights advocates, opponents have been prepping for six week abortion ban
• Sunny, warm start to May in Chicago, with clouds increasing later
• 15-year-old charged with murder in stabbing of grandmother in Philadelphia's Cobbs Creek section
• City College switches to remote classes after protest arrests
• Thousands flee as video captures dramatic eruption of Indonesian volcano
• The Fed rate decision meeting is today. Here's their rate decision.
• Wednesday's Child: Daizea and Daneah
• New parking garage at Pittsburgh International Airport topped off
• Pittsburgh Pride festival to be held at Allegheny Commons Park this summer
• Bethel Park lacrosse goalie sets new school record with 100 saves in a season
• Pirates drop third straight game, lose 5-2 to Oakland
• Democrats hold upstate New York U.S. Congress seat in special election
• AI inspection technology in Michigan can complete a full scan of your car
• Update: Detroit police find missing 13-year-old boy last seen on April 30
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• Orinda homeowners hit hardest by insurance companies refusing to renew coverage
• West Sacramento boy defies odds in terminal cancer fight
• Crime victims receive support from new Placer County foundation
• Sacramento's Spare The Air campaign hits 30-year milestone
• Pro-Palestinian protesters at Sac State have until May 8 to clear out
• Pro-Palestinian protesters at Sac State have until May 8 to clear out
• PG&E says some power lines in high-risk fire areas won't go underground for now
• Police arrive to UCLA in force as hundreds of protesters remain in encampment
• Colorado study looking at lead levels of children living near airports complete
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• Afternoon thunderstorms coming Thursday in Chicago
• Man suspected of murdering CPD Officer Luis Huesca taken away in squad car
• SE Michigan residents impacted by August 2023 storm have 1 week left to apply for FEMA assistance
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• Massachusetts woman wins $1M on scratch ticket for second time in weeks
• Shooting on Chicago's South Side leaves man dead
• Fire destroys large home in Berwyn, Pennsylvania
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• Funeral service for Congressman Donald Payne Jr. to be held Thursday
• Pro-Palestinian protesters meet with administrators at DePaul, UChicago
• More storms move in Thursday night
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• Rescue crews find missing boater's kayak in Schuylkill River
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• Dallas County woman thankful to be alive after dog attack; owner faces felony
• Pro-Palestine encampment, protest grows at Johns Hopkins University
• Sheila Dixon, Ivan Bates address crime in Baltimore's Fed Hill
• Massive fire in Bushwick, Brooklyn leaves 55 displaced
• May Day rally in Oakland has demonstrators unite behind various causes
• Minnesota barn goes from housing cattle to hosting weddings
• Dems hope abortion limits, recreational marijuana will drive young voters to polls in November
• Marilyn Mosby calls for pardon from President Biden
• What does Dallas' city manger do? We asked someone who held the job
• Suspect arrested in murder of Chicago Police Officer Luis Huesca
• A week into pro-Palestinian encampment at University of Pennsylvania, some say campus feels unsafe
• Minnetonka surgeon uses skills to help soldiers in Ukraine
• The latest details on pro-Palestinian demonstrations across NYC
• At least 17 arrested at UT Dallas during protest
• Bear seen taking a stroll in Otsego
• Michigan lawmakers propose short-term rental tax
• Wisconsin police kill shooter outside middle school
• Lung transplant patient loses money in fundraising account after foundation closes
• Marshall Township house fire under control
• Search warrant reveals new details in north Minneapolis crash
• Raynham police bodycam video released of deadly shooting
• Millions of Americans potentially impacted by UnitedHealth leak
• Owner of hoarder house agrees to accept cleanup help
• 4 children, 2 adults wounded in Fort Worth shooting, officials say
• Encampment stays at UMN despite school leaders saying it would be gone
• The updated breast screening guidelines explained
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• Oakland crime may be falling, but public perception of safety remains unchanged
• FDNY provides update on massive Bushwick, Brooklyn supermarket fire
• Shooting in Pittsburgh area leads to police standoff
• How can allergies impact your hearing?
• Suspect arrested in murder of Chicago Police Officer Luis Huesca
• San Jose breaks ground on new interim housing project on private land
• Janitors, hotel workers join May Day march together for better pay and conditions
• Recount in South Bay congressional race give Evan Low narrow edge
• Human trafficking suspects denied bond
• This California community relies on bottled water during replacement of water treatment plant
• Chicago cousins trek to Marysville to connect dots of long-lost family history
• Rocklin Unified sued by state over controversial gender notification policy
• Man stopped at Miami International Airport with snakes in his pants
• May starts with showers and thunderstorms
• Nathan Goltry competes with the world's strongest men
• 2.6-magnitude earthquake rattles nerves in New Jersey
• Broad Street Run: Road closures, parking restrictions and SEPTA changes in Philadelphia Sunday
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• Huddersfield native Kieran Phillips says move to Sacramento Republic FC is everything he hoped for
• Pro-Palestinian protests continue across NYC. Here's the latest.
• Call Kurtis: Feds don't cut interest rates as prices go up
• National Alliance on Mental Illness brings families together for annual walk
• Sacramento seniors, homecare providers demand industry change
• Foxtrot, Dom's Kitchen & Market didn't notify state until after shutdown
• Clear Creek County Emergency Medical Services certified to use new life-saving technique
• Damaging winds, flooding possible for North Texas
• Aurora rec center membership rates will increase in Colorado for the first time in 5 years
• Stockton Police Departments strengthens force with nearly a dozen new trainees
• Demonstrators gather outside Collin County jail
• Wednesday evening First Alert weather forecast with Paul Heggen - 5/1/24
• What it would mean for California growers and sellers if marijuana was legal on federal level
• How North Texas law enforcement crack down on school threats
• May Day marchers in Hollywood call for protection of workers and immigrant rights
• Jefferson Award winner: Grace Horikiri
• The benefis of the Mediterranean diet for youth | Eye on Health
• Lakeside Town Trustees: "We can't continue this type of behavior"
• Demonstrators take to Bay Area streets to mark May Day
• Cashier stabbed in attempted robbery, Fort Worth police say
• Encampment on Auraria Campus continues to grow with graduation around the corner
• Voices were heard at UT Dallas protest, one organizer says
• Labor groups unite at California Capitol in unpermitted protest on May Day
• Gov. Pritzker's office still call Bears stadium plan a "non-starter"
• Meet the astronauts on Boeing's historic Starliner flight
• USC faculty stage walk out in support of school's pro-Palestinian encampment
• Demonstrators clear UT Dallas campus after encampments removed, arrests made
• Charges filed against man after toddler hit, killed by truck in Woodland
• Biden cancels $6.1 billion in loans for ex-Art Institutes students
• Breaking down the Fed decision to keep interest rates steady
• UnitedHealth CEO testifies on Capitol Hill about data breach
• Parents struggle to afford soaring summer camp costs
• How abortion access is changing in Florida
• Fed chair says interest rate hike unlikely
• Columbia University faces aftermath of police raid on protesters
• Newly commissioned public art project in Pittsburgh is turning heads
• At the site of previous donor match, suburban Chicago woman searches for a living kidney donor
• FAFSA glitches delay college decisions as students wait for financial aid info
• Pittsburgh-area military family gets new roof
• Busy weather pattern to hit Chicago
• Costa Mesa starts crackdown on popular electric motorcycles
• Blinken opposes Netanyahu's plan for Rafah invasion
• Florida 6-week abortion ban takes effect as Arizona lawmakers repeal 1864 ban
• Shooter threat "neutralized" near Wisconsin school, officials say
• The UCLA campus is calm after classes were cancelled following violent protests
• 5 charged in connection to St. Paul copper thefts
• Several college protests turn violent; police called in to clear encampments
• Push to ban "junk fees" moves forward at Minnesota Capitol
• Minnesota mom wins millions from Lotto America jackpot
• May Day marchers show support for pro-Palestinian encampment at USC
• UC Davis one of first U.S. medical facilities to use new tool to avoid open heart surgery
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• Minneapolis American Indian Center hosts grand re-opening
• Great River Energy changing the way Minnesotans power their homes
• Pittsburgh city controller releases Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
• 15-year-old boys hit by driver during run in Forest Lake
• Examining the humanitarian toll on asylum seekers at the southern border
• House passes measure targeting antisemitism on campus. Here's what it means.
• Westwood to celebrate Cinco de Mayo with vision for new marketplace
• Why the 12th Amendment could prevent a Trump-Rubio ticket
• Breaking down the latest on college protests over Israel-Hamas war
• May starts with showers and thunderstorms
• Bishop in Methodist Church in Colorado reacts to repeal of ban on gay clergy members
• Students sue Northwestern over pro-Palestinian protests
• Adams County Sheriff's Office no longer providing law enforcement services to Bennett
• LA's Little Tokyo selected as one of the most endangered historic places in America
• The latest details on the protesters arrested at Columbia University
• Aftershock reported in New Jersey; 159 aftershocks felt since April 5 earthquake
• National Trust for Historic Preservation lists Gary, Indiana on Most Endangered Historic Places list
• Dearborn mayor addresses Gaza college protests
• New book by former Eagles LB Emmanuel Acho, Israeli actress Noa Tishby tackles antisemitism
• Comedian Donnell Rawlings talks about being part of Netflix is a Joke Fest
• Police clear UT Dallas encampments, make arrests; protesters remain
• Gov. Jared Polis signs bill to help expand medical and veterinary education in Colorado
• Clear Creek EMS now certified to use a new lifesaving technique
• Video shows crews battling massive fire at Brooklyn supermarket
• Muslim advocates travel to Illinois capitol to amplify calls for cease-fire in Gaza
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• 4.1 magnitude earthquake near Corona rattles Southern California
• Aurora police crack down on street racing, find handgun
• Actor Adrian Martinez talks about the new Netflix movie about Pop-Tarts, "Unfrosted"
• Flood watch for parts of North Texas through Thursday afternoon
• Macy's 4th of July fireworks returning to Hudson River in 2024
• Protesters remain on UTD campus after police clear encampments
• Duxbury 10-year-old sailing from Golden Gate Bridge to Alcatraz
• "The student movement is unshakable," protesters say as encampments cleared
• CCAC cuts ribbon on state-of-the art Culinary Institute
• Gov. Hochul signs new law for more protections against retail theft
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• Director Gotham Chopra talks about working on "Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story"
• 2 Concord landmarks at risk of being affected by Hanscom Airport expansion
• Police arrest man wanted in deadly botched robbery in Mount Vernon
• Jim's Steaks rising from the ashes: Grand reopening in South Philadelphia 2 years after fire
• Trump calls Columbia protest raid "beautiful thing to watch"
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• Arizona Senate repeals 1864 abortion law as Florida's goes into effect
• How renewable energy can power a safer future | What on Earth?
• NASCAR legend Tony Stewart to return to Chicago area racetrack as rookie drag racer
• Thiru Vignarajah leaving Baltimore mayoral race, and more top news
• This New Yorker has been serving her community for half a century
• Using new AI, grieving moms discover how California lawmakers killed popular fentanyl bill by *not* ​voting
• Chicago weekend gets a little rain
• Business owners near North Park celebrating new leases
• Formula 1 drivers surprise patients at Nicklaus Children's Hospital ahead of Miami Grand Prix
• 8 teen girls pepper-sprayed inside Chicago Tech Academy
• Wallet at theft reported at Vasa gym in JeffCo
• Chicago advocates travel to Illinois State Capitol to call for cease-fire in Gaza
• Melissa McCarthy responds to Barbra Streisand's Ozempic comment
• Protest camps dismantled at UT Dallas campus
• DNA confirms identity of child found in duffle bag as missing Philly 4-year-old Damari Carter
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• Ceiling collapses at historic mansion in Putnam County. See the damage.
• UT Dallas protests are broken up by law enforcement
• First Alert Weather: Sunny, mid-80s on Thursday
• Westbound lanes now open after Collegeville crash on Route 422 in Montgomery County
• Is the Mass Pike Allston project worth the price?
• Strong to severe storms possible in North Texas into Thursday morning
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• Keller: Both sides win in attempt to oust Speaker Mike Johnson that's doomed to fail
• Staying warm with rain to wrap up the week
• Why isn't UPS shipping out packages from a Chicago store?
• Princeton's Kaitlyn Chen hopes to inspire more Asian American girls to try sports
• Man accused of stealing $190K in cash from car in Bensalem Township, Pennsylvania
• Baltimore City has new tool to tackle vacant building crisis
• Independent investigator to look into Denver Fire Department's comp time
• New legislation will allow Maryland library workers to form unions
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