Midtown-Hell's Kitchen, NY|News|
In A Leaky Underwater Rail Tunnel, Workers Race Against Time
The crumbling 110-year-old commuter link to Manhattan is crumbling.
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Across Michigan, MI|News|
Michigan Sees Virus Surge, But Tighter Restrictions Unlikely
The state's seven-day per-capita case rate is third highest in the nation, behind New York and New Jersey.
Mount Pleasant-Sturtevant, WI|News|
Jacob Blake Files Excessive Force Lawsuit Against Officer
The shooting of Blake, captured on bystander video, turned the nation's spotlight on Wisconsin during a summer marked by protests.
Boston, MA|News|
Massachusetts Gun Laws Could Change With Supreme Court Decision
Massachusetts is one of eight states that make it virtually impossible for people to get permits to carry guns in public.
Across America|News|
U.S. Jobless Claims Fall To 684,000; Fewest Since Pandemic
The economy shows signs of emerging from the pandemic with renewed vigor: spending picks up, manufacturing strengthens, employers add jobs.
Chicago, IL|News|
Hate Mayo? Kraft Offers New 'Overcoming Mayophobia' Kit
Fans can enter to win a kit to help them convince the mayo-haters in their life to reconsider.
Across America|News|
$9B In Cargo Disrupted Each Day Grounded Ship Closes Suez Canal
The skyscraper-sized cargo ship stuck in Egypt's Suez Canal imperils shipping worldwide, idling at least 150 other cargo ships and vessels.
East Providence, RI|News|
Are Suit Jackets Oppression? RI Lawmakers Fight Own Dress Codes
With women and people of color elected in larger numbers in many states, legislatures are being forced to confront longstanding dress codes.
West Village, NY|News|
Lawsuit Alleges Racial Profiling In Cellphone Confrontation
The family of a Black teenager falsely accused of stealing a woman's cellphone in a New York City hotel has filed a lawsuit.
Boulder, CO|News|
Official: Colorado Shooting Suspect Prone To Rage, Delusions
"He was one of those guys with a short fuse," his former teammate said.
Detroit, MI|News|
Detroit Mayor: HGTV's Curtis Was 'Scammed' In House Deal
Nicole Curtis said she paid $17,000 for the property in 2017 and has spent $60,000 in repairs and other costs so far.
Great Neck, NY|News|
George Segal, LI Native Who Became TV Star, Dies At 87
Growing up on Long Island, Segal entertained neighbors with magic shows and musical performances.
Across America|News|
Stocks Close Broadly Lower On Wall Street As Banks Stumble
The gains from a day ago had all but been negated.
Boulder, CO|News|
Biden Says 'We Have To Act' After Colorado Mass Shooting
According to a police affidavit, the Colorado shooter had purchased an assault rifle six days earlier.
Southwest Minneapolis, MN|News|
Full Jury Seated In Derek Chauvin Trial That Starts March 29
The 15th and final member of the pool was chosen Tuesday, wrapping up a process that took more than two weeks.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
CA Bill aims To Jumpstart 'Microstamps' On Handguns
Advocates are making a new attempt to force the gun industry to comply with CA's law requiring individual identifiers on bullet casings.
Across America|News|
Extremist Groups Thrive On Facebook Despite Bans: Report
About two-thirds of the 270 Facebook groups and pages analyzed by the nonprofit group Avaaz had connections to domestic extremist movements.
Across America|News|
Damage From Virus: Utility Bills Overwhelm Some Households
Compounding the problem, American households have been using, on average, 10 percent more electricity during the pandemic lockdowns.
Across America|News|
Photos Of Migrant Detention Highlight Biden's Border Secrecy
Migrant children were shown sleeping on mats under foil blankets and separated by plastic partitions.
Miami, FL|News|
Miami Beach Curfew Aims To Shut Down Spring Break Partying
Miami Beach commissioners voted unanimously Sunday to extend the curfew in the South Beach entertainment district until at least April 12.
