Houston, TX|News|
4 Dead In Houston Storms; Some Could Be Without Power For Months
Thunderstorms pummeled southeastern Texas Thursday, leaving at least four people dead and 900,000 homes and buisnesses without power.
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Mountain View, CA|News|
Google Unleashes AI In Search
The changes have publishers bracing for disaster after tests by Google resulted in a 25 percent drop in traffic to websites.
Saratoga, CA|News|
‘So I Raped You’ Suspect Arrested Following International Manhunt
A California man and son of a Silicon Valley tech executive was arrested in France and will undergo extradition proceedings for rape.
Across America|News|
Tax Refunds May Be Bigger This Year. What Should You Do With Yours?
The average tapayer is getting a $2,852 refund, $75 more than last year — a good start on paying off debt if bills don't get in the way.
Across America|News|
Louisiana Can Use Congressional Map With 2nd Black District: Court
Use of the map with two majority Black districts, which a lower court ruled was illegal racial gerrymandering, boosts Democrats' hopes.
Across America|News|
Bird Flu In Dairy Cows Doesn't Deter Raw Milk Drinkers
Sales of raw milk, which experts say is one of the riskiest foods to consume, are on the rise, despite a bird flu outbreak in dairy cows.
Across America|News|
8,000 Women A Month Get Abortion Pills Despite State Bans; Survey
The Society of Family Planning's #WeCount survey found "people will find a way to terminate pregnancies they don't want," one expert said.
San Francisco, CA|News|
Federal Prosecutors Request 40-year Sentence For Pelosi Assailant
"The defendant has admitted — indeed bragged — that he knew what he was doing."
Cupertino, CA|News|
AI Crushes Creativity? Apple's New iPad Ad Strikes A Nerve
"The destruction of the human experience. Courtesy of Silicon Valley."
Across America|News|
Israel-Hamas War Protests Quieter During U.S. College Graduations
Most commencement exercises took place as scheduled and were largely peaceful, although protests did continue on some campuses.
Across America|News|
No Dogs Under 6 Months Can Enter U.S. To Prevent Rabies, New Rules Say
The new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention rules were prompted by concerns about dogs coming from countries where rabies is common.
Across Illinois, IL|News|
Suit Alleges Decades Of Child Sex Abuse At IL Youth Detention Centers
The lawsuit, filed by 95 men and women, details child sexual abuse allegations at youth detention centers across Illinois from 1996 to 2017.
Across Wisconsin, WI|News|
WI Student Killed By Police Had Pointed Pellet Rifle: Authorities
New details were released three days after the shooting at Mount Horeb Middle School in Mount Horeb.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
UCLA Encampment Dismantled As Police Clash With Demonstrators
The action came after officers spent hours threatening arrests over loudspeakers if people did not disperse.
Across Michigan, MI|News|
Trump Calls Judge 'Crooked' During Campaign Stops In MI, WI
The comments came after Trump faced a warning of jail time if he violates the trial gag order.
Across America|News|
Start Mammograms At 4O To Address Rising Breast Cancer Rates: Panel
An influential U.S. task force now says women should get screened for breast cancer every other year starting at age 40.
Across America|News|
United Methodists Begin Historic, LGBTQ-Friendly Shift
The changes would be historic in a denomination that has debated LGBTQ issues for more than half a century.
Across America|News|
Feds To Ease Marijuana Laws In Historic Shift
Marijuana would remain a controlled substance under the proposal, which recognizes the medical uses of cannabis and the potential for abuse.
Sacramento, CA|News|
California To Make Generic Opioid Overdose Reversal Drug
"The state is now set to purchase life-saving naloxone for almost half of the current market price."
Across Oklahoma, OK|News|
Tornadoes Kill 4 In OK, Leave Thousands Without Power
The destruction was extensive in Sulphur, where a tornado crumpled downtown buildings, tossed cars and buses, and sheared roofs off houses.
