San Diego, CA|News|
Number Of Children Traveling Alone At Border Eases In April
Authorities encountered 17,171 children traveling alone, down 9% from 18,960 in March.
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Detroit, MI|News|
Michigan Republican Wants To Register Fact-Checkers
State Rep. Matt Maddock introduced the "Fact Checker Registration Act," which would force journalists and others to register with the state.
Plymouth-Canton, MI|News|
Report On Campus Doctor Raises Flags About Iconic Coach
A report has cast an unflattering light at one of the school's giants, the late football coach Bo Schembechler.
Denver, CO|News|
Charges Filed After Mummy Of Spiritual Leader Found In Home
The mummified body of the leader of a spiritual group called Love Has Won was found decorated with Christmas lights, authorities said.
Across America|News|
Illinois Researchers Working To Save Ornate Box Turtles
Researchers believe ornate box turtles, once living in half of Illinois' 102 counties, are now found in less than 10.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
2 California Police Officers Fatally Shot Within 24 Hours
Two Golden State police officers were shot and killed and a third was wounded within 24 hours this week in two separate incidents.
Across America|News|
U.S. Job Openings Soar To Highest Level On Record
President Joe Biden on Monday disputed claims that an extra $300 supplemental federal unemployment payment is to blame.
Across America|News|
Younger Teens Ready To Roll Up Sleeves For Coronavirus Vaccine
Some teens say they're looking forward to "a little bit more freedom" after the FDA extended the Pfizer vaccine's emergency authorization.
Colorado Springs, CO|News|
Man Killed 6, Self At Colorado Party After Not Being Invited
Police said the gunman had no previous reported incidents of domestic violence during the relationship and didn't have a criminal history.
Across Arizona, AZ|News|
Arizona Makes It Easier To Purge Some From Early Voting List
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed legislation making it easier to purge infrequent voters from a list of those who get mail-in ballots.
Across Texas, TX|News|
Official: 2 Sheriff's Deputies Killed In Central Texas Town
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said on Twitter that "our hearts go out" to the family and friends of the two deputies.
New York City, NY|News|
Signs Of Optimism As NYC Sees Rise In Tourism, Bit By Bit
The tourists that disappeared at the height of the pandemic are slowly returning.
Across America|News|
FBI Names Pipeline Cyberattackers As Company Promises Return
The ransomware attack underscored the vulnerabilities of the nation's energy sector, other industries with privately owned infrastructure.
Across America|News|
Voting Rights Bill Drama Casts Mitch McConnell In Starring Role
The legislation would be the largest overhaul of U.S. elections in a generation and touches on almost every aspect of the electoral process.
Across America|News|
Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Expanded To U.S. Children 12 And Older
The approval is a "watershed moment" in the fight to protect the country against the coronavirus, a Pfizer exec and pediatrician says.
Denver, CO|News|
Colorado Police Seek Motive In Party Shooting That Killed 7
A gunman walked into a crowded party early Sunday and opened fire.
Across America|News|
States Push Jobless From Coronavirus Recession To Return To Work
Employers are becoming desperate for workers as the U.S. economy recovers 14 months into the COVID-19 pandemic.
San Francisco, CA|News|
CA Proposes To Steer New Homes From Gas Appliances
California's energy policy and planning agency wants to transition new homes away from gas-powered appliances.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
Vax Live Concert Raises $302 Million, Exceeds Vaccine Goal
Selena Gomez hosted the show, which was attended by several thousand fully-vaccinated concertgoers who cheered on several performers.
Across America|News|
Cyberattack On U.S. Pipeline Is A Wake-Up Call, Experts Say
The worst cyberattack ever on U.S. infrastructure isn't expected to affect gas prices as long as normal operations resume within a few days.
