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April 14

DEA warns of ‘trash can’ drug vials found in New York City playgrounds

The brightly-colored capsules are part of a new marketing scheme by drug pushers, authorities said.

April 14

Cuomo lands key endorsement as comeback bid for NYC mayor heats up

Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is showcasing the backing of two powerful labor unions as he runs for mayor of the nation's most populous city.

April 14

Pennsylvania fire chief credits closed doors for saving lives during governor's mansion attack

Harrisburg Fire Chief Brian Enterline discussed difficulties accessing the Pennsylvania governor's mansion during the fire and what likely saved lives.

April 14

Potential 2028 presidential rivals rally behind Shapiro after arson at governor's mansion

Governors across the country who are rumored as fellow potential 2028 presidential candidates rallied behind Gov. Josh Shapiro after an arsonist set fire to the governor's mansion.

April 14

Pennsylvania governor's mansion attack suspect Cody Balmer admitted 'harboring hatred' toward Shapiro: police

Cody Balmber, 38, allegedly made homemade "Molotov cocktails" that he threw into the mansion Gov. Josh Shapiro and family live in early Sunday morning.

April 14

Family of American found dead on Bahamas beach fears ‘evidence will disappear,’ pleads for help

Maryland man Dinari McAlmont's family is pleading for "international help" after the 23-year-old was found dead on a Bahamas beach on April 6 during a family vacation.

April 14

'Hateful and horrific': Shapiro governor's mansion fire prompts outcry from lawmakers

Republicans and Democrats were quick to unite over the weekend after Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro's home was set ablaze by an alleged arsonist.

April 14

Karen Read and John O'Keefe: Inside evolution of Boston murder mystery since July mistrial

Karen Read, accused of killing her Boston cop boyfriend during a snowstorm, is set to go on trial for a second time after the first ended with a hung jury.

April 14

Maine AG swipes Trump administration over judge's funding-freeze ruling amid trans athlete battle

Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey took a shot at the Trump administration on Friday after a judge granted the state a temporary restraining order on Friday.

April 14

Democrats warn state ‘trigger’ laws could end opioid treatment for thousands if Medicaid sees cuts

A report from the Congressional Joint Economic Committee Minority will be released Monday reportedly showing cuts to Medicaid Expansion funding could endanger medical treatments for drug addiction.