Miami, FL|News|
Sisters In Florida Condo Collapse Buried In Same Coffin
"I truly believe God watched over them by not making them suffer without Lucia and Emma," a family friend said at a funeral for the family.
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Novi, MI|News|
911 Callers Urged Help For Hockey Player Killed By Fireworks
Police have said the firework tilted slightly and started to fire toward people nearby.
Redmond, WA|News|
Pentagon Cancels Microsoft's 'JEDI' Cloud Contract
The Pentagon is revisiting a major defense contract, valued at up to $10 billion, and will now pursue a deal with both Microsoft and Amazon.
Across America|News|
Teens To The Rescue As U.S. Employers Struggle To Fill Jobs
About a third of U.S. teens are working — the highest percentage since 2008 as the economy recovers from coronavirus with unexpected speed.
Rockford, IL|News|
Illinois Spelling Bee Stalwart Perseveres Through 2-Year Gap
When the National Spelling Bee was canceled in 2020, an Illinois girl shifted her focus to another competion.
Des Moines, IA|News|
Amusement Park 'Robbed Me Of My Baby': Parents Recount Fatal Ride
The cause of the accident — the second deadly incident on the Iowa amusement park ride in five years — is under investigation.
Across America|News|
Hunt For Capitol Attackers Still On 6 Months After Jan. 6 Riot
The FBI has been helped by "sedition hunters," or armchair detectives who have teamed up to identify some of the most elusive suspects.
New York City, NY|News|
Temporary Morgue Lingers In NYC, A Reminder Of COVID's Pain
About 200 bodies remain in a morgue set up at the height of the pandemic.
Across America|News|
Biden Sees Coronavirus 'Independence,' But COVID Takes No Holiday
Cases and deaths from COVID-19 are at or near record lows since the outbreak began as Americans celebrate the 4th of July.
Seattle, WA|News|
People Along The US-Canadian Border Await Word Of Reopening
In Washington, a grocery store in Point Roberts was in danger of closing until the state gave it a $100,000 to keep it afloat.
Seattle, WA|News|
Summer Heat Trends: West Gets Hotter Days, East Hot Nights
The West is the fastest-warming region in the country during June, July and August, up 3 degrees on average since 1990.
Across America|News|
Race Is On To Get Rental Assistance Out To Avert Evictions
States rush to distribute nearly $47 billion from Congress for emergency rental assistance before a federal eviction moratorium ends.
Detroit, MI|News|
Biden Goes In For Cherries On Campaign-Style Michigan Trip
Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer greeted Biden when he arrived midday in Traverse City, which is hosting the National Cherry Festival.
Pittsburgh, PA|News|
Tom Reich, Sports Agent and Pittsburgh Native, Dies At 82
Reich, a pioneering baseball and hockey agent, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in December 2019.
Across America|News|
Ransomware Hits Hundreds Of U.S. Companies, Security Firm Says
The REvil gang, a major Russian-speaking ransomware syndicate, appears to be behind the attack.
Across America|News|
Hordes Of Travelers Expected On Freer 4th Of July
Lingering restrictions, worker shortages and unvaccinated people mean some may not be as free as they would like to be.
Seattle, WA|News|
Supreme Court Drops Case Of Florist Who Refused Same-Sex Couple
he Supreme Court on Friday declined to take up the case of a Washington florist who refused to provide services for a same-sex wedding.
Miami, FL|News|
FL Condo Collapse Survivors Escaped With Lives, But Little Else
The disaster that killed at least 20 people, with more than 120 still missing, also rendered dozens of people homeless.
Across America|News|
Boy Scouts Of America Reaches $850M Agreement With Victims
The settlement would mark one of the largest sums in U.S. history involving cases of sexual abuse.
Across America|News|
When Is The U.S. War In Afghanistan Really Over? AP Explains
For Afghans the answer is clear but grim: no time soon.
