Los Angeles, CA|News|
High Court Halts CA Coronavirus Rules Limiting Home Worship
The Supreme Court is telling California that it can't enforce coronavirus-related restrictions on home-based worship including Bible study.
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Toddler Shot In Chicago Road Rage Incident Out Of Coma
Kayden Swann remains on a ventilator in Lurie Children’s Hospital’s pediatric intensive care unit, doctors told The Associated Press.
Across America|News|
More Black Americans Open To Vaccines After Outreach Efforts
Campaigns aimed at Black communities are making headway in persuading people that the COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective.
Across America|News|
Pfizer Asks U.S. To Allow More Teens To Get Vaccine
Pfizer and its German partner BioNTech have asked the FDA to expand emergency use authorization of its vaccine to teens ages 12 to 15.
Houston, TX|News|
Shooting In Bryan, Texas: Suspect Identified; Bond Set At $1M
Larry Winston Bollin, 27, is accused of killing one person and injuring multiple others during a shooting at Kent Moore Cabinets in Bryan.
Milwaukee, WI|News|
Wisconsin Supreme Court Says Don't Purge Voters From Rolls
The court’s 5-2 ruling means about 69,000 people on the list of likely movers will not have their voter registrations deactivated.
Across America|News|
Photos: Prince Philip, Husband Of Queen Elizabeth II, Dies At 99
As Queen Elizabeth's husband, Prince Philip's role was challenging, with remarkable contradictions between his public and private duties.
Columbia, SC|News|
Slain South Carolina Doctor Wrote Of Faith, Life's Fragility
Robert Lesslie wrote about his faith and his work as a physician, penning more than half a dozen books of "inspiring true stories."
Across America|News|
Biden Tightens Some Gun Controls, But Says More Is Needed
President Joe Biden issued a half-dozen executive actions Thursday, calling gun violence an “epidemic and an international embarrassment."
Boston, MA|News|
Native Americans: Move Boston Marathon From Oct. 11 Holiday
Native American groups say the new date undercuts a day reserved for recognizing the contributions of Native Americans, past and present.
Southwest Minneapolis, MN|News|
Expert Says Floyd Died From A Lack Of Oxygen
George Floyd died of a lack of oxygen from being pinned facedown on the pavement with his hands cuffed behind him, a medical expert said.
New York City, NY|News|
Former Jets Player Phillip Adams Killed 5, Himself: AP Source
The former NFL player killed five people including a prominent doctor in South Carolina, the source said.
Upper West Side, NY|News|
With Outdoor Concert, Lincoln Center Starts Path To Return
Members of the New York Philharmonic made an initial return to concerts, 13 months after the coronavirus pandemic started.
Columbia, SC|News|
Suspect Found In South Carolina Killings Of 2 Kids, 3 Adults
A prominent doctor and his wife, their two grandchildren and a worker at the home were killed. A sixth person has "serious gunshot wounds."
Chicago, IL|News|
United To 'Diversify The Cockpit,' Start New Flight School
United Airlines says it will train 5,000 pilots at its own academy, and it hopes that half of them will be women or people of color.
Boston, MA|News|
See The New Red Sox Uniforms Without A Stitch Of Red
The new uniforms were met with mixed reviews when shown to fans at the team's nearby souvenir store across the street from Fenway Park.
Houston, TX|News|
Woman Alleges She Was Terrorized By Assault From Texans QB
At a news conference, Ashley Solis said she was assaulted and traumatized when she tried to give Watson a massage in March 2020.
San Francisco, CA|News|
California's Pacific Gas & Electric Charged In 2019 Wildfire
Fire officials said a PG&E transmission line sparked the fire, which destroyed hundreds of homes and caused nearly 100,000 people to flee.
San Diego, CA|News|
Refugee Families Urge Biden To Keep Promise To Up Admissions
"We hope that President Biden will listen to our voices," said Nejra Sumic, one of the refugee organizers of a letter to the president.
Miami, FL|News|
Alcee Hastings, Longtime Florida Congressman, Dead At 84
Appointed as a federal judge by former President Jimmy Carter, Hastings' judicial career abruptly ended with his impeachment.
