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By Juli McDonald Click here for updates on this story     MARSHFIELD, Massachusetts (WBZ) — It was love at first sight in Marshfield this week, and when you get a look at five-year-old Greyson and his new dog, it’s easy to see why. “He’s a big snuggle bug,” Greyson’s dad Dustin Brady said. “That’s why he

By Kelsey Kushner Click here for updates on this story     BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The busy summer travel season is in full swing. No matter where your vacation plans take you, if you’re flying, you might want to listen up. People are having trouble making their flights. From TSA shortages to plane delays, passengers say they’re

By Max McGee Click here for updates on this story     BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Maryland restaurants happily welcomed back customers for the summer season at full capacity. But owners are not only dealing with staffing issues — a crab meat shortage is causing some sticker shock for both owners and customers. It’s not even a week

By WCCO Staff Click here for updates on this story     MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — Some Minnesota lakes are seeing dead fish pile up along their shores. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources said there has been an increase in fish die-offs across the state due to this stretch of hot weather. “This is a rare occurrence.

By WCCO Staff Click here for updates on this story     MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — A 39-year-old Woodbury man is accused of fatally stabbing his wife in the basement of their home while six children were watching television upstairs. Charges filed in Washington County show McKinley Phillips faces second-degree murder with intent, but without premeditation, in connection

By Alina Panek Click here for updates on this story     LAREDO, Texas (KTVT) — A 42-year-old U.S. citizen was busted with $384,600 worth of fentanyl at the Texas-Mexico border. U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers seized the narcotics on June 23 at the Juarez-Lincoln Bridge. “CBP has seen an increase in smuggling attempts concerning illicit

By Alina Panek Click here for updates on this story     Indiana (WBBM) — The Indiana Department of Natural Resources sent out an alert on Friday, warning bird lovers statewide to remove their bird feeders while they investigate reported songbird deaths in 15 counties. Indiana Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory and the USGS National Wildlife Health Center

By KPIX Staff Click here for updates on this story     SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX) — A San Francisco Chinatown business just trying to stay afloat since the COVID-19 reopening is facing a new fiscal challenge — repairing the costly damage left behind by repeated acts of vandalism. A sheet of plastic covers the front window of

By Anna Giles Click here for updates on this story     TRACY (KOVR) — It’s a high-cost battle against a big bird nuisance. City of Tracy Animal Services says they seeing a surge in calls about peacocks in the area – but they want neighbors to try and scare them off on their own because the

By KCAL/KCBS Staff Click here for updates on this story     LONG BEACH (KCAL, KCBS) — A brutal robbery and beating that left the victim with a broken leg was caught on nearby security video. According to the Long Beach Police Department, officers responded to the 300 block of East Peace Street, at around 12:49 p.m.,

By Lauren Victory Click here for updates on this story     CHICAGO (WBBM) — Airline tickets, Air Pods, massage therapy. Those are just some of the gifts one woman gave to her spiritual caregiver before passing away. But the woman’s nephew later found out his aunt also left the cargiver a half-million dollars in her will

By Tori Mason Click here for updates on this story     DENVER (KCNC) — While most Coloradans were staying in, some residents were coming out. The pandemic altered or canceled many Pride events in June 2020. Much of the LGBTQ community is ready to make up for lost time in 2021, but one man is making

By Kaitlyn Naples Click here for updates on this story     Connecticut (WFSB) — A group of parents and students are rallying together, calling on the University of Connecticut to withdraw its policy mandating the COVID-19 vaccine for students. On behalf of hundreds of UConn college students and parents, the Family Freedom Endeavor, Inc., said it

By Andrew McMillan Click here for updates on this story     LAKE PUEBLO STATE PARK, Colorado (KRDO) — A man’s body was recovered from seven feet of water Sunday night at Lake Pueblo State Park after he went missing just off the north shore Sunday afternoon. According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife, rangers got a call

By Amber Wilmarth Click here for updates on this story     BEAVERTON, Oregon (KPTV) — The record-breaking temperatures caused a big disruption for people trying to get to work Monday morning, with many hopping on a TriMet bus because the MAX is not running until Tuesday. All MAX lines and the Portland Streetcar are out of

By Stephen Borowy Click here for updates on this story     DETROIT, Michigan (WNEM) — A Detroit woman is facing charges for allegedly stealing money from her mother and brother while they lived in nursing homes. The 41-year-old woman has been charged with two counts of embezzlement from a vulnerable adult of more than $1,000 and

By Jackson Hicks Click here for updates on this story     KANSAS CITY, Missouri (KCTV) — A school bus struck a Kansas City, Missouri police motorcycle Monday morning on Interstate 29 near Tiffany Springs Parkway in the city’s Northland. The officer was standing on the passenger side of a car while conducting a traffic stop on

By Stephanie Baumer Click here for updates on this story     AFFTON, Missouri (KMOV) — Two people died after a car hit an apartment building in St. Louis County Monday morning. Officers from the Affton Southwest Precinct were called to the 9600 block of Bent Pine Drive just before 8 a.m. for a crash with injuries.

By Alan Maudin Click here for updates on this story     ALBANY (Albany Herald) — With another budget year wrapped up for the Albany City Commission, there are, depending on which elected official one speaks with, 10 million or 20 million unanswered questions. While expressing relief that the $291 million spending package has been approved, the

By The Cheyenne Post Staff Click here for updates on this story     WYOMING (The Cheyenne Post) — Governor Mark Gordon has issued the following statement in response to a decision by the United States Supreme Court not to hear a challenge to Washington State’s unconstitutional discrimination against a proposed coal export terminal. “It is extremely