Forest Hills, NY|News|
Police: Embattled NYPD Officer Fired Gun At Atlantic Ocean
The cop had been suspended after he was accused of putting a Black man in a banned chokehold in Queens.
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Atlanta, GA|News|
Slain Spa Workers And Customers Mourned By Families
Family and friends remember the eight people killed last week when a gunman attacked massage parlors in Atlanta and Cherokee County.
Boston, MA|News|
High Court Could Reimpose Boston Marathon Bomber's Death Sentence
Monday's announcement by the Supreme Court presents President Joe Biden with an early test of his opposition to capital punishment.
New York City, NY|News|
Chris Christie Joins Mets' Board Of Directors Under Cohen
The former New Jersey governor was asked to join the board by new owner Steve Cohen.
New York City, NY|News|
A Look At Cuomo Aides' Sexual Harassment Allegations
Governor Andrew Cuomo is facing allegations that he sexually harassed or behaved inappropriately toward women who worked with him.
Campbell, CA|News|
Advocates Urge Transparency In CA Priest Investigation
Allegations of misconduct were made against Santa Clara University's president, a Jesuit priest who presided over Biden's inauguration.
Miami, FL|News|
Miami Sets Earlier Curfew After Spring Break Crowds, Fights
The 8 p.m. curfew could through mid-April after several confrontations have broke out among large crowds in Miami Beach.
Across America|News|
Veterans Halls 'Barely Hanging' On Year Into Pandemic
Restrictions to slow the coronavirus spread were a death blow to many veterans halls that were already struggling with membership.
Across America|News|
Gun Waiting Periods Rare In U.S. States, But More May Be Coming
In most states, like Georgia, gun buyers can walk out of a store with a gun after a background check that takes minutes.
Detroit, MI|News|
Michigan Restaurant Owner In Jail For Defying Virus Orders
"She has put the community at risk. We are in the middle of a pandemic," Ingham County Judge Rosemarie Aquilina said.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
LeBron James leaves Court With Right Ankle Injury Vs Hawks
James left early in the second quarter, and the team later announced he would not return.
San Diego, CA|News|
Man Carries Toddler Into San Diego Zoo's Elephant Habitat
An elephant seemed like it wanted to charge at them, and the father dropped his child when they tried to escape the enclosure.
Across America|News|
International Spectators Barred From Tokyo Olympics
Olympics officials say the risk is too great to admit ticket holders from overseas during a pandemic.
Across America|News|
Asian Women Say Shootings Point To Relentless, Racist Tropes
Tuesday’s spa shootings in Atlanta have prompted Asian American women to share stories of being sexually harassed or demeaned.
Bedford-Katonah, NY|News|
Current Cuomo Aide Says Governor Sexually Harassed Her
BREAKING: It's the first public allegation from a current Cuomo employee as the governor continues to resist calls to resign.
Across America|News|
Students Can Get Closer Under New CDC School Virus Guidelines
New CDC guidelines for schools allow students to sit 3 feet apart and remove recommendations for plastic shields and other barriers.
Boston, MA|News|
A Hopeful Pandemic Note: Tanglewood Music Festival To Resume
Concerts at Tanglewood, where fans sip wine and picnic beneath the stars, have been a rite of summer in New England since 1937.
New York City, NY|News|
Manhattan Courthouses Adapt To COVID So Trials Can Return
Manhattan's courthouses are holding trials again.
Southwest Minneapolis, MN|News|
Judge Won't Move Derek Chauvin Trial; 13th Juror Picked
Jury selection in the trial of Derek Chauvin will stretch into a third week after attorneys seated just one additional juror Friday.
Across America|News|
Cancer Vaccine Next Target Of Scientist Behind Coronavirus Shot
BioNTech co-founder Ozlem Tureci was working on cancer vaccines when she learned of the at-the-time unknown virus affecting people in China.
