Boston, MA|News|
JFK Library Has Behind-The-Scenes Role In 'Hemingway' Documentary
Ken Burns had been to the JFK Library many times, but had no idea about the extent of the Hemingway archive until he started research.
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Dallas, TX|News|
Police Identify 6 People Dead In Texas Murder-Suicide Plot
Several members of the Bangladesh Association of North Texas gathered near the home Monday after news of the family's death was released.
Waco, TX|News|
Baylor Wins NCAA Tournament, Ends Gonzaga's Unbeaten Season
An 86-70 runaway win gave Baylor University its first men's NCAA basketball championship.
Across America|News|
Biden Says All Adults Must Be Vaccine Eligible By April 19
The new date is about two weeks earlier than Biden's original May 1 deadline.
Denver, CO|News|
AP Source: MLB Moving All-Star Game To Denver's Coors Field
Major League Baseball plans to move the All-Star Game from Atlanta over changes to Georgia's voting laws, according to an AP source.
Upper East Side, NY|News|
Woman Recovering After Rare Windpipe Transplant
Doctors at New York's Mount Sinai hospital replaced Sonia Sein's trachea.
Boston, MA|News|
Capitol Officer Remembered For Humor, Paying Ultimate Price
Massachusetts native William "Billy" Evans was killed when a vehicle rammed into Evans and another officer just 100 yards from the Capitol.
Arlington, TX|News|
Greg Abbott Won't Throw Pitch, In Rebuff To MLB Voting Stance
Abbott's decision came hours before the team was set to take the field against the Toronto Blue Jays.
Seattle, WA|News|
Amazon Apologizes For ‘Peeing’ Tweet, Vows To Improve Conditions
In the tweet, Amazon claimed that their delivery workers never had to urinate in bottles, which was quickly proven untrue.
Newtown, CT|News|
U.S. Supreme Court Nixes Alex Jones Sandy Hook Appeal
The court declined to hear an appeal from Alex Jones, who was sued by relatives of some Sandy Hook School shooting victims.
Across America|News|
Corporations Gave Over $50M To Voting Restriction Backers
Corporations gave more than $50 million in recent years to state lawmakers who seized on Donald Trump’s lies about a stolen 2020 election.
Across America|News|
Supreme Court Dismisses Case On Trump Bid To Block Twitter Foes
The justices said there was nothing left to the case after Trump was permanently suspended from Twitter and his presidency came to an end.
Midtown-Hell's Kitchen, NY|News|
Westminster Dog Show To Return To NYC In January 2022
The club announced plans to return to Madison Square Garden.
Across America|News|
States Push Mental Health Training For Police Amid Outcry
Sending a mental health professional to respond to situations alongside police has been implemented in some places as a possible solution.
Across America|News|
Singing Hymns Through Masks, Christians Mark Pandemic Easter
Pope Francis said the pandemic has crippled holiday traditions during his mass at The Vatican.
Plymouth-Canton, MI|News|
Michigan Board Censures GOP Regent For 'Witches' Comment
Ron Weiser, who chairs the Michigan Republican Party, said he took "full responsibility" for his "poorly chosen words."
Washington DC|News|
Man Who Attacked U.S. Capitol Suffered Delusions: AP Report
Investigators are focused on Noah Green's mental health as they work to identify any motive for the attack that killed a Capitol officer.
McKinney-Frisco, TX|News|
7 Texas Officers Fired Following Death Of Black Jail Inmate
The Collin County medical examiner's office has not yet released a cause of death for Marvin Scott III.
Houston, TX|News|
Houston Police Says It's Investigating Texans QB Watson
It was not immediately known if the person who filed the report with Houston police is one of the women who has filed suit against Watson.
Houston, TX|News|
Historic Houston Movie Theater Closes Due To Pandemic
The River Oaks opened in 1939 and has mainly operated as an art-house theater showcasing independent and foreign cinema.
