Site Map June 2, 2021

Years / 2021 / June / 2

• Homophobia a motive for Montana man accused of firing into home, DOJ says
• 7-Eleven firebombing suspects’ surveillance images released
• Maserati road-rage shooting suspect identified by DC police
• Roman candle fired onto balcony started apartment fire that sent 2 to hospital in DC, authorities say
• Lake Highlands H.S. valedictorian calls out Texas 'heartbeat bill' during commencement speech
• Enforcing new unemployment benefit restrictions in Virginia could be a challenge
• 76ers All-Star Joel Embiid won’t play in game 5 against Wizards after meniscus tear
• Pregnant Maryland mother contracts COVID-19, delivers miracle baby
• Sheriff: Body camera video shows shootout between juveniles, Florida deputies
• Medina Spirit's failed drug test confirmed; Baffert suspended 2 years
• 'I’m not going to let you die': Pregnant mother rescues 3 girls from drowning in Lake Michigan
• JBS, world’s largest meat producer, moves to reopen ‘vast majority’ of plants after cyberattack
• Capitol riot suspect pleads guilty to charge carrying max sentence of 20 years in prison
• Florida man's 'stand your ground' defense rejected in iguana killing
• Amazon Sidewalk feature that shares portion of your WiFi bandwidth launching on Echo devices June 8
• Warm and cloudy Wednesday with highs in the 80s; chance for late day storms
• 8 people, including 2 children, displaced after Northeast DC apartment fire
• Man shot, killed in Lewisdale neighborhood of Prince George’s County
• Developers give closer look at what National Landing will look like
• Woman dies, another injured after balcony collapses on Memorial Day in Dewey Beach
• Maryland reports fewer than 100 new COVID-19 cases for first time in over a year
• FDA recalls unauthorized at-home coronavirus rapid test over false results concerns
• Report: Trump telling supporters he expects to be reinstated
• California launches 1st-in-nation task force to study slave reparations
• Amazon sets Prime Day dates for June
• Wilberforce University cancels student debt for 2020 and 2021 graduates