Local News

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  Relief grants deadline extensions during Shasta courthouse closure
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  Overnight fire burns accessory building, spreads to vegetation in Happy Valley
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  Cottonwood small business faces seventh burglary in five years

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  Vet shares how to keep animals safe from heatstroke amid rising Northstate temperatures
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  RPD officers showcase skills at Sactown Showdown motorcycle competition
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  Redding microshelter community marks two years of transforming lives
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  Street Fighter tournament to bring gaming excitement to Redding this Saturday

Nation & World

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  Attendant facing decades in prison after bust involving new drug made of human bones
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  Trump urges Israel to hold fire as Iran deal looms, but Netanyahu stands firm
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  Trump tariffs reinstated after appeals court block

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  Ted Cruz calls Democrats 'hypocrites' over reaction to Musk's departure from Trump admin
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  Coast Guard pulls off cocaine catch of the day with $211M offload in Florida
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  Woman says she's stung by lack of mail delivery after planting flowers near her mailbox
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  Israel accepts new US ceasefire proposal with Hamas, White House says

Sports

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  Emmanuelle Chriqui on reprising Entourage roles: 'We could do it!'
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  Local talent joins Simpson University's women's basketball team
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  Luke Walton: 'You can 100% build an organization around’ Cade Cunningham

Money

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  Destination dupes to avoid travel debt
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  How to protect yourself from HELOC fraud
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  Nvidia’s demand remains “incredibly strong,” but China bans leave a mark

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  What is a crypto winter?
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  When refinancing still makes sense despite high mortgage rates
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  HELOC rates retreat, while home equity loans rise a bit
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  Should you put personal money into your business? Here’s what to know.

Coronavirus

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  California breaks way from CDC guidelines, Dr James Mu explains
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  Midwife pleads guilty to destroying 2,600 COVID-19 vaccines and issuing fraudulent cards
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  Cuomo says New Yorkers 'should be very proud' on COVID-19, but 'federal government failed'