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Heavy rainfall may result in “localized areas of flash flooding,” forecasters said.

The 66-year-old model sought unspecified spousal support and attorneys’ fees from 91-year-old media mogul Murdoch, in a California court filing.

“Obviously, a horrible set of facts appears to be developing,” Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher said.

Lance Storz, 49, pleaded not guilty to two counts of murder of a police officer Friday and was held on $10 million bond, authorities said.

Azsia Johnson, 20, was shot in the head at close range as she pushed her baby in a stroller on the Upper East Side. The man arrested is the father of the child, police said.

In a special session, the state's Senate and Assembly voted to ban firearms in many public places, including Times Square, and add more permitting requirements.

17-year-old Addison Bethea was hunting for scallops on the Keaton Beach shore in Florida when a shark grabbed onto her leg and thrashed her around. Her firefighter brother tourniquet her leg which aided in saving her life. A shark had been spotted four days prior in the same spot. This incident comes after an attack in the Florida Keys on Wednesday and another in California eight days ago. Though statistically, shark attacks are less probable than being killed by a firework, concerns arise as climate change warms waters bringing sharks closer to shores.

The tech giant didn’t say how it would respond to potential requests from law enforcement but said it would “oppose demands that are overly broad or otherwise legally objectionable.”

Confusion is spreading across states regarding abortion laws, following the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. In Oklahoma, Planned Parenthood, among other providers, filed a lawsuit challenging the state’s abortion ban. In New Jersey, the governor signed two bills to protect providers and out of state residents seeking an abortion. Meanwhile, President Biden met with nine Democratic governors to discuss how their states will keep abortion accessible.

The L.A. schools have been affiliated with the venerable "Conference of Champions" for a century, but the lure of big football revenue drew the Trojans and the Bruins to the Midwest.