Warriors Celebrate Win, Roe Struck Down: Photos of the Week

See some of the best news photos from the week, from the Westminster Dog Show to the Jan. 6 hearing in Washington.

Taylor Grey Debuts Strong Single "Ever Knew Me" Out Today

The singer-songwriter launches an undeniably catchy beat to her first single in two years

These U.S. States Likely To Ban Abortion Without Roe V. Wade

Abortion is expected to be banned or severely restricted in roughly half of U.S. states after the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe.

Teen's Miracle Graduation, Dad Reacts To Hole-In-One: Feel Good News

NewsNation and Patch have partnered together to bring you uplifting news from across the nation each week.

Protesters Gather After Supreme Court Strikes Down Roe V. Wade

Demonstrators spilled onto the streets of Washington after the Supreme Court ended 50 years of constitutional protection of abortion rights.

Roe V. Wade Overturned: Abortion Rights Left To States To Decide

Justice Samuel Alito Jr. wrote the majority opinion that strikes down the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade decision that legalized abortion.

10 Steps You Should Take Immediately After Moving Into A New Home

From deep cleaning the interior to putting a fresh coat of paint on the walls, here's what you can do to set your new place up for success.

When Is It OK To Set Off Fireworks In The Neighborhood? [Block Talk]

As America’s birthday approaches, is it fair to ask neighbors to end fireworks shows by 11 and confine them to the 4th of July weekend?

KLKTN & Indie Band Gesu no Kiwame Otome Launch NFT Collectibles “Maru”

Hand-Drawn NFTs Showcase the Unique Art and History Behind Japanese Cult Band to Celebrate Tenth Anniversary

Facebook Finally Agrees To Eliminate Tool That Enabled Discriminatory Advertising

Meta Platforms, formerly known as Facebook, has agreed to eliminate features in its advertising business that allows discrimination.

Hot Car Deaths: How Can Parents Forget And Leave Their Kids Behind?

So far in 2022, six children have died in hot cars in four states in what child safety advocates say are completely avoidable tragedies.

2022 Summer Safety Guide: Sun, Snakes, Pools, Lakes And Road Trips

​Summer should be enjoyed — and it can be with common-sense precautions against too much sun, carelessness around water and drunken driving.

Decision On Roe V. Wade Looms: When Will Supreme Court Issue Opinion?

With several cases yet to decide, the Supreme Court will issue opinions on Friday, but decisions could come in July, too.

Bipartisan Gun Violence Bill 1st Significant Curb On Guns In 29 Years

The bipartisan bill would make the most significant curbs on firearms since an assault weapons ban in the 1990s that was allowed to expire.

Biden Proposes Gas Tax Holiday, Slaps Oil Companies On Profits

Congress must approve the three-month suspension of the federal gas tax, which some analysts say could drive gas prices even higher.

4th Of July Fireworks Can Trigger PTSD In Veterans: What To Know

At the least, let veterans in your neighborhood know you plan a 4th of July fireworks display. Unexpected explosions can trigger PTSD.

Meet The Billionaire And Rising GOP Mega-Donor Who's Gaming The Tax System

The Susquehanna International Group is a sprawling global company that makes billions of dollars.

Ben Harold & The Rising are Set to Perform at Summerfest

Ben Harold & The Rising are Set to Perform at Milwaukee’s Own Summerfest!

Stun Makes Strides on New Release "Indigenous"

Taken from his latest release "Lifestylez of The Fresh & Indigenous"

Joynoise Ushers in Summer with "Pollen"

Epic from beginning to end

ACER Debuts Epic Single "Vacant"

The song of the Summer!

4th Of July Road Trips Are Back, Despite Historically High Gas Prices

Some 47.9 million people are expected to travel to celebrate Independence Day, 42 million of them in their cars — despite $5-a-gallon gas.

Gas Tax Holiday A Possibility, Biden Says

The president is also considering whether to support distributing gas rebate cards to citizens, according to CNN.

The Tax Scam That Won't Die

IRS warns of hefty penalties for tax avoidance exploitation.

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US Okays COVID Vaccine For Young Kids, Shots Begin Next Week

The U.S. on Saturday opened COVID-19 vaccines to infants, toddlers and preschoolers.

Urgent Recall: Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Acetaminophen Carry Poisoning Risk

Pain relievers sold nationwide pose a poisoning risk, the Consumer Products Safety Commission said in four new recalls labeled as "urgent."

Artist Brings Life To Sidewalk Drawings: Feel Good News

NewsNation and Patch have partnered together to bring you uplifting news from across America each week.

Will The Jan. 6 Hearings Change Anyone's Mind?

The America of 2022 is divided as never before.

The Hidden Fees Making Your Bananas, And Everything Else, Cost More

The story you're about to read is bananas, and it's also about bananas.

Recession 'Not Inevitable,' Biden Says: AP Interview

Restoring confidence so far has eluded Biden, whose approval ratings have been in steady decline as he has lost support among Democrats.

Panel Sharpens Focus on Trump's 'Crazy' Jan. 6 Plan

Panel hears how Trump pressured Vice President Mike Pence in vulgar private taunts and public entreaties to stop Biden's certification.

Juneteenth Observed Monday, June 20: What’s Open And What’s Closed?

Last year, Juneteenth became the first new federal holiday since Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday was approved in 1983.​

Rare Planetary Alignment Worth Getting Up For Through June's End

Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn will be visible in the pre-dawn sky in a rare a planetary alignment that won't return until 2040.

Millions Seek Relief As Dangerous Heat Wave Grips Much Of U.S.: Photos

Sticky air made it feel like 105 degrees or more in a large swath of the U.S. from the Midwest to the South and Florida to the Great Lakes.

'Forever Chemicals' More Dangerous Than Previously Thought, EPA Says

At the least, water utilities should tell residents if their water contains PFAS a cluster of chemicals found in durable plastics, EPA says.

What Is Juneteenth? Celebrating The End Of Slavery

Juneteenth has its roots in Texas and celebrates federal troops freeing the last of the enslaved people in the Confederacy.

Father’s Day ‘Dad-Vice’: 24 Bits Of Wisdom America's Dads Dished Out

Dads reveal humor and wisdom with the advice they've handed down to their children. Spoiler: If duct tape can't fix it, it can't be fixed.

Fed Attacks Inflation With Highest Rate Hike Since 1994

The central bank raised it's key interest rate by three-quarters of a point, part of a campaign to tighten credit and slow inflation.

Become A Metro Curator: Tell People What They Need To Know Today

Do you keep up with the news? Do friends and family turn to you for things to do? Patch metro newsletter curator may be the gig for you.