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The fight to preserve the mighty sequoia trees
Last year's Castle Fire killed 10% of native sequoias, according to a report.
June 16, 2021
Fire destroys pipe organ making business in Iowa
Fire has destroyed a western Iowa business that made pipe organs for churches, schools and customers from around the world
June 16, 2021Black teens speak out after viral video of arrest
"They're just glad that I came out alive," one teen said of his family.
June 16, 2021
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Young widow discusses losing her husband to COVID-19
Pamela Addison discusses the heartbreaking loss of her husband to COVID-19, the challenges she faces and the Facebook group she created to connect young widows and widowers.
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Smoke from Montana wildfire seen from space
Smoke from the Robertson Draw wildfire in Montana was seen from space in footage released by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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Airplane debris discovered in California lake not from doomed 1965 crash: Sheriff
The crash debris is from a 1986 non-fatal plane crash, authorities said.
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On Location: June 16, 2021
Catch up on the developing stories making headlines.
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Border crisis: What’s happening at the US-Mexico border?
In May 2021, the number of migrants crossing the U.S. southern border hit a 20-year high with over 180,000 encounters.
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The fight to preserve the mighty sequoia trees as fire seasons, climate change worsen
Last year's Castle Fire killed 10% of native sequoias, according to a report.
June 16
June 16
6 people injured in a boat explosion on Lake of the Ozarks
The youngest victim was 2 years old.
June 16
June 16
Universities can't require vaccines: Arizona governor's executive order
The governor insists that masks and testing remain optional in public schools.
June 16
June 16
Alligator cools down in waves at Myrtle Beach
A number of reptiles have been seen in the area recently, searching for water amid developments that "destroy" swamps and wetlands, according to a local reptile removal service.
June 16
June 16
Blanket of clouds creates beautiful sunset in Colorado Springs
Take a moment to enjoy the beautiful scene of a blanket of clouds at sunset in Colorado Springs
June 16
June 16
Dangerous heat wave in the West won't end any time soon: Latest forecast
By Friday, the heat will climb to 118 degrees in Phoenix.
June 16
June 16
Black teens speak out after viral video shows them being forcibly arrested
"They're just glad that I came out alive," one teen said of his family.
June 16
June 15
Police officer indicted on assault charge over alleged use of force at protest
Prosecutors allege the officer's baton use was "legally excessive."
June 15
June 15
Firefighters injured in massive chemical plant fire
Over 125 homes and businesses were evacuated.
June 15
June 15
ABC News Live Prime: Tuesday, June 15, 2021
What does success look like when Biden meets Putin?; By the Numbers: COVID-19 US death toll reaches 600,000; Teacher’s book series showcases diversity
June 15
June 15
Astrophysicist Dr. Hakeem Oluseyi pulled himself up through 'hope and hussle'
ABC News’ Linsey Davis speaks with astrophysicist Dr. Hakeem Oluseyi about his memoir “A Quantum Life: My Unlikely Journey From the Street to the Stars.”
June 15
June 15
What does success look like when Biden meets Putin?
ABC News’ Linsey Davis speaks with author and New Yorker staff writer Masha Gessen about the high-stakes summit between President Joe Biden and Russia’s Vladimir Putin.
June 15
June 15
Saving sequoias from wildfires driven by climate change
ABC News’ Zohreen Shah reports from Sequoia National Park on efforts to manage the impacts of climate change with controlled burns that protect giant sequoias from wildfires.
June 15
June 15
Key moments driving the past 2 decades of U.S.-Russia relations
As President Joe Biden meets with Russian President Vladimir Putin, ABC News’ Ian Pannell takes a look at some of the key moments between the U.S. and Russia since Putin came to power in 2000.
June 15
June 15
Teacher’s book series showcases diversity
ABC News’ Ike Ejiochi speaks with Glen Mourning, a former college football player now inspiring students as a reading teacher with his book series “The Crunchy Life.”
June 15
June 15
Pilot gets up close to Oklahoma funnel cloud
A pilot got a very up-close view of a funnel cloud while flying over Grady County, Oklahoma.
June 15
June 15
Suspect in 2019 Colorado school shooting found guilty of murder
Devon Erickson was found guilty on all 46 counts.
June 15
June 15
Boat explosion at lake injures 6 people, including 3 minors
Five people were seriously injured, authorities said.
June 15
June 15
2nd teen suspect arrested in connection with Austin mass shooting
The suspect was arrested at a high school, where he was taking summer classes.
June 15
June 15
The Breakdown: Biden-Putin summit on the horizon
Plus, Attorney General Merrick Garland lays out the Biden administration’s plan to combat the threat of violent domestic extremism.
June 15
June 15
Judge rules Harvey Weinstein be transferred to Los Angeles to face sex charges
"Los Angeles County absolutely met the requirements ..."
June 15
June 15
How Biden’s face-to-face meeting with Vladimir Putin will go down
Ahead of the highly anticipated summit, Biden told reporters in Geneva he’s “always ready.”
June 15
June 15
Rep. Bill Keating: World can count on US to deal with Putin
The congressman weighs in ahead of President Joe Biden’s meeting with the Russian president.
June 15
June 15
Biden administration lays out plan to combat violent domestic extremism
Plus, emails show that Trump allies asked the Department of Justice to file lawsuits alleging voter fraud.
June 15
June 15
Teenager charged in Austin mass shooting
A 17-year-old has been arrested and identified as the second suspect in a mass shooting that erupted in Austin, Texas, and left a tourist dead and 13 people injured, police said.
June 15
June 15
Shooting leaves 2 dead, 2 injured at Alabama plant
The suspect, Andreas Deon Horton, was later found dead and likely died by suicide, police said.
June 15
June 15
5 officers fired after 60-year-old man dies by suicide in interview room: Police
William Harvey, 60, was at the station for questioning on an aggravated assault.
June 15
June 15
Heat wave safety: What to know about heat stroke vs. heat exhaustion
Cut down on exercise during heat waves and rest often.
June 15
June 15
2 dead, 2 injured in workplace shooting at plant: Police
The shooting appears to be "completely unprovoked," police said.
June 15
June 15
US surpasses grim milestone with 600,000 lives lost to COVID-19
It was just over a year ago that the country recorded 100,000 COVID-19 deaths.
June 15
June 15
'We need help,' mayor says after 4 killed in 2nd mass shooting in Chicago in 4 days
A woman was killed and nine adults were injured on Saturday.
June 15
June 15
Cashier dead, 2 wounded during argument over store's mask policy: Sheriff
One of the wounded victims is an off-duty deputy.
June 15
June 15
DOJ asks Supreme Court to reinstate death sentence for Boston Marathon bomber
A federal appeals court threw out the death penalty last year.
June 15
June 15
At least 4 dead in latest Chicago mass shooting
At a news conference, Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot addressed the second mass shooting in Chicago in four days and called on the federal government to enact "common-sense solutions."
June 15
June 15
30 kilograms of cocaine worth $1.2 million wash ashore during turtle nesting survey
In total, 24 packages of the drug were found washed up on the beach.
June 15
June 15
Duck family visits Brooklyn bagel shop
MAKE WAY FOR DUCKLINGS: This big city duck and her brood took a stroll through the streets of Brooklyn, stopping traffic and even visiting a local bagel shop.
June 15
June 15
Texans asked to conserve energy amid heat wave
The Texas corporation that operates the state's electric grid is asking residents to conserve energy for the rest of the week due to the heat wave.
June 15
June 15
Grandson arrested for allegedly murdering his own grandmother
The 68-year-old woman was found dead from apparent trauma in her apartment.
June 15
June 15
Woman sets another woman on fire in alleged attempted murder: Police
The victim suffered severe burns all over her body in the attack.
June 15
June 14
ABC News Live Prime: Monday, June 14, 2021
Italian royals in exile spar over line of succession for abolished monarchy; Brother of American prisoner: ‘Thankfulness and hope’ as Biden meets Putin; By the Numbers: Israeli prime minister ousted
June 14
June 14
Former White House COVID-19 adviser on successes, failures of virus response
Andy Slavitt, former White House senior adviser for COVID-19 response under the Biden administration, discusses his new book “Preventable," and the investigation into COVID's origins.
June 14
June 14
The Rundown: Top headlines today: June 14, 2021
Stay up to date on the developing stories making headlines.
June 14
June 14
Remembering Jim Sicile
Longtime ABC News photographer Jim Sicile, who covered some of the biggest news events in the U.S. and around the world, dies at 66 from lung cancer.
June 14
June 14
Underwater discovery could unlock mystery of 1965 plane crash
Researchers at an underwater surveying company say they may have discovered debris of a small plane that crashed on New Year's Day 1965 near Sacramento, California.
June 14
June 14
Texas residents asked to conserve energy by ERCOT amid heat wave
Over 100 people died in the state amid energy blackouts in February.
June 14