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Supreme Court To Consider Rollback Of Abortion Rights
The case involves a Mississippi law that would prohibit abortions after the 15th week of pregnancy.
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Pandemic Exposed 'Undeniable Effects Of Racism': Fauci
During a graduation speech at Emory University in Atlanta, Dr. Anthony Fauci said COVID-19 has "shone a bright light" on society's failings.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
Durst Trial To Resume After Long Delay; Will Jury Be Ready?
After just two days of testimony, jurors were sent home when the coronavirus closed courthouses.
Southwest Minneapolis, MN|News|
Minneapolis Suburb OKs Roadmap For Policing Changes
"I truly believe if this was implemented prior to April 11, our son would still be with us today," said Katie Wright, Daunte's mother.
Lakewood, CO|News|
Colorado Speedway Program Aims To Curb Illegal Street Racing
Colorado State Patrol has teamed with Bandimere Speedway to lure racers from public areas to a more controlled environment.
Detroit, MI|News|
Detroit Tourism Seeks Rebound After Year Lost To Pandemic
Groups and companies already are booking dates in Detroit for this year and next.
Alpharetta-Milton, GA|News|
Pipeline Operator Says 'Normal Operations' Have Resumed
Georgia-based Colonial Pipeline began the process of restarting the pipeline's operations on Wednesday following a cyberattack.
Across America|News|
Extremists May Strike As Virus Restrictions Ease: Terrorism Alert
Racially and ethnically motivated extremists often target religious institutions, businesses or public gatherings, the bulletin noted.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
Officials: Tesla In Fatal California Crash Was On Autopilot
A 35-year-old man was killed when his Tesla Model 3 struck an overturned semi on a freeway at about 2:30 a.m.
Denver, CO|News|
Colorado Man Suspected In Wife's Death Cast Ballot For Her
Asked why he sent it, he told agents, "Just because I wanted Trump to win," according to an affidavit.
Seattle, WA|News|
Drug Possession A Misdemeanor Under New Washington Law
The bill signed by Inslee makes drug possession a misdemeanor, rather than the felony it was under the old law.
Scottsdale, AZ|News|
Rock Legend Alice Cooper To Auction Off Andy Warhol Artwork
Rock music legend and Phoenix native Alice Cooper announced Thursday that he would auction off Andy Warhol's "Little Electric Chair."
Across America|News|
Street Racing Surges Across U.S. During Coronavirus Pandemic
States are fighting recent spikes in street racing by passing laws aimed at cracking down on the deadly activity.
Across America|News|
What Insurrection? Growing Number In GOP Downplay Jan. 6
During a hearing this week, Republicans compared rioters to a “mob of misfits." Another compared them to tourists.
Jamestown, RI|News|
Free RI Offices With A View: Lighthouses, Courtesy Of Feds
The government says the U.S. Coast Guard no longer needs four of the nation's most picturesque lighthouses — two in Rhode Island.
Detroit, MI|News|
Mobile Soup Kitchens Take Food, Vaccine To Detroit's Poorest
Mobile care teams consisting of nurses and a peer support specialist accompany the Bed & Bread trucks as they cruise Detroit.
Providence, RI|News|
9 Wounded In Providence Shooting: Police
Police are calling it the largest shooting in the city's history.
Providence, RI|News|
Colleges Pushed Anew For Reparations For Slavery, Racism
An "Anti-Black Racism" task force is expected to deliver recommendations soon for how the school can further promote racial equity.
Across America|News|
CDC Eases Indoor Mask Guidelines For Vaccinated: AP
The rollback is expected to affect schools and workplaces, though guidelines will likely remain in place for more-crowded indoor settings.
Across Massachusetts, MA|News|
Some Proms Are Back, With Masks, Testing And Distancing
Meanwhile, students and parents are forging ahead to organize their own celebrations if the school has opted not to.
