New York City, NY|News|
Sheldon Silver Released From Prison On Furlough: AP Source
The disgraced Manhattan Democrat served less than a year of a six-year prison sentence.
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South Side, IL|News|
White Sox Star Robert Could Miss Rest Of Season With Hip Injury
Outfielder Luis Robert tore his right hip flexor during Sunday's game.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
StubHub To Refund Canceled Events In CA After Pandemic Complaints
StubHub is offering some customers cash refunds for tickets to events that were canceled during the pandemic.
Across Virginia, VA|News|
Former Virginia Prisoners Prepare To Vote In First Elections
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam opened the door for over 69,000 Virginians who had been released from jail or prison to vote and run for office.
San Francisco, CA|News|
CA Death Draws Attention To Police Putting Suspects Face Down
The method returned to the spotlight after CA police released footage of a man struggling while face down last week, where he died.
Across America|News|
Bobby Unser, 3-Time Indy 500 Champ In Great Racing Family, Dies
Part of the only pair of brothers to win the Indianapolis 500, Bobby Unser died at his Albuquerque, New Mexico, home at age 87.
Milwaukee, WI|News|
Sheriff: Wisconsin Casino Shooter Was Fired Employee
The attack happened around 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the restaurant at the casino complex operated by the Oneida Nation.
Southwest Minneapolis, MN|News|
Hundreds Join Daunte Wright's Family On March For Justice
The group walked several miles to the Brooklyn Center Police Department.
Across America|News|
Verizon Sells Internet Trailblazers Yahoo And AOL For $5 Billion
The private equity firm Apollo Global Management bought the two tech pioneers as Verizon will keep a 10 percent stake in the new company.
Across America|News|
U.S. To Launch Trade Talks On Coronavirus Vaccine Distribution
The White House has been pressured to waive patent rules for vaccines so poorer countries will be able to produce generic versions.
Cheyenne, WY|News|
Wyoming Backs Coal With $1.2 Million Threat To Sue Other States
Coal production in Wyoming, which accounts for the bulk of the U.S. supply, has been cut in half since 2008.
Green Bay, WI|News|
Gunman Who Killed 2 At Casino In Green Bay Shot Dead By Police
Two people were killed and another wounded at the Oneida Casino in Green Bay before the shooter was shot and killed by police.
Across America|News|
Public Transit Hopes To Win Back Riders After Crushing Year
Cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, New York and Washington, D.C. are taking a variety of approaches to the return of public transportation.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
76,000 California Inmates Just Became Eligible For Early Release
As the CA aims to shrink what was the nation's largest correctional system, it's giving thousands the opportunity to leave prison early.
San Francisco, CA|News|
Top Democrats Urge Unity Behind Newsom In California Recall
Democratic leaders are calling for party members to rally behind Gov. Gavin Newsom Saturday as he faces a recall election.
Across Massachusetts, MA|News|
Olympia Dukakis, 'Moonstruck,' 'Steel Magnolias' Star, Dead At 89
While the Massachusetts native was well-known for playing motherly roles in films like "Look Who's Talking," her first love was the stage.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
Eli Broad, Billionaire Entrepreneur Who Reshaped LA, Dies
Eli Broad left an imprint on the Los Angeles art scene and also supported scientists, museums and public schools countywide.
Across America|News|
U.S. To Restrict Travel From India Due To Coronavirus Surge
The restrictions, which ban most foreigners who have been in India in the past 14 days, with exceptions, will go into effect Tuesday.
Washington DC|News|
Democrat Joe Manchin Decries D.C. Statehood Bill
The West Virginia senator said he believes the bid to make the nation's capital a state should come by constitutional amendment.
Across Massachusetts, MA|News|
MA, NH Statues To Hatchet-Wielding Colonist Reconsidered
Historians say the monuments to Hannah Duston obscure a grim truth: most of the Indigenous people she killed were children, not warriors.
