Los Angeles, CA|News|
Awaiting Census Count, California Ponders Slow Growth Future
Over the past decade, California's average annual population growth rate slipped to 0.06%, lower than at any time since at least 1900
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Across America|News|
Biden Recognizes Atrocities Against Armenians As Genocide
The president becomes the first U.S. leader to use the term "genocide" in describing the 20th century killings by the Ottoman Empire.
Across America|News|
6 Fatal Police Shootings In America 24 Hours Post-Chauvin Verdict
The shootings are a tragic reminder of the difficult and dangerous decisions law enforcement face daily.
Charlotte, NC|News|
Calls Mount For Body Cam Footage In Andrew Brown Jr. Shooting
Multiple deputies with the Pasquotank County Sheriff's Office in North Carolina have been placed on leave following the shooting.
Across America|News|
U.S. To Resume J&J COVID Vaccinations Despite Rare Clot Risk
Johnson & Johnson is working on a warning label after federal health officials determined the vaccine is crucial in the COVID-19 battle.
Southwest Minneapolis, MN|News|
'He Was Guilty.' Extra Juror In Favor Of Chauvin Conviction
The identities of jurors and alternates are protected under the judge's order, and Lisa Christensen is the first to publicly speak out.
Southwest Minneapolis, MN|News|
Can Chauvin Get His Convictions Tossed On Appeal?
Here's a look at some of the issues Chauvin's lawyers might cite in their expected appeal, and their chances of prevailing.
Charlotte, NC|News|
Deputy Fatally Shot NC Black Man While Serving Warrant: Sheriff
Authorities have yet to release body camera footage after shooting at a vehicle driven by Andrew Brown Jr. of Elizabeth City.
Boulder, CO|News|
DA: Boulder Shooting Suspect Had 10 High-Capacity Magazines
High-capacity magazines were banned in Colorado after the 2012 mass shootings at the Aurora movie theater and Sandy Hook Elementary School.
Washington DC|News|
DC Statehood Approved By House As Senate Fight Looms
The D.C. statehood proposal faces a far tougher fight in the Senate, where simple Democratic control of the chamber won’t be enough.
Midtown-Hell's Kitchen, NY|News|
Man Whose NYC Subway Pipe-Bomb Fizzled Gets Life In Prison
Akayed Ullah unsuccessfully tried to carry out a suicide bombing attack in New York City's subway.
Across America|News|
After Chauvin Verdict, Congress Ready To Tackle Policing Laws
Police reform legislation that was once stalled on Capitol Hill is now closer than ever to consensus.
Across America|News|
U.S. Jobless Claims Fall To 547,000, Another Pandemic Low
Weekly jobless claims are down sharply from a peak of 900,000 in early January.
Seattle, WA|News|
Amazon Tests 'Pay-By-Palm' At Washington Whole Foods Stores
The technology, called Amazon One, lets shoppers scan the palm of their hand and connect it to a credit card or Amazon account.
Boston, MA|News|
What A Trill: $13K Flute In The Wind Since 2012 Recovered
A cold case involving a flute was finally cracked after police recovered it from a Boston music store.
Detroit, MI|News|
2 Italian Managers Indicted In Fiat Chrysler Emissions Probe
Two Italian managers in Fiat Chrysler's diesel engine program have been indicted by a federal grand jury in Detroit.
Southwest Minneapolis, MN|News|
Biden To America After Floyd Verdict: 'We Can't Stop Here'
Biden spoke from the White House hours after the verdict alongside Vice President Kamala Harris.
Southwest Minneapolis, MN|News|
Crowds React With Joy, Wariness To Verdict In Floyd's Death
At the Minneapolis intersection where Floyd died, a vigil gave way to celebration as crowds began to course down the streets.
Minneapolis, MN|News|
In Minneapolis, City Fortified After Chauvin Guilty Verdict
Behind all the security are the days of violence that began with protests over George Floyd's death.
Chicago, IL|News|
Despite Growing Chorus, DOJ Limited In Police Probes
The department is shifting its priorities to focus more on civil rights issues, criminal justice overhauls and policing policies.
