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Dave Richards, General Manager, WOON

 

President Trump's decision about possible U.S. involvement in the Iran-Israel conflict will come in two weeks. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said Trump is allowing the possibility of talks with Iran to play out for the meantime. Leavitt said "correspondence" between Iran and the U.S. is ongoing.        The threat of severe weather is impacting millions in the mid-Atlantic and Northeast. It comes after storms passed through the Midwest and Ohio Valley yesterday, leaving thousands without power in Indiana and Ohio. Parts of the southeast up to Maine could see thunderstorms with heavy winds starting in the afternoon.        The Los Angeles Dodgers say ICE agents were denied entry onto the grounds of Dodger Stadium. In a statement, the team said the ICE agents requested permission to access the stadium's parking lots this morning, but were denied entry by the organization. Anti-ICE protesters have been seen outside the stadium grounds. In a post on X, Homeland Security said "this had nothing to do with the Dodgers" and added Border Patrol vehicles were briefly in the parking lot, unrelated to any operation.        Karen Read still faces a civil lawsuit after being acquitted in the murder of her Boston cop boyfriend. John O'Keefe's relatives are suing Read and two bars that allegedly negligently served her alcohol the night he died. The lawsuit is seeking at least 50-thousand-dollars in damages.        A powerful drug that's been shown to nearly eliminate the spread of HIV in clinical trials has been approved by the FDA. It's a twice-yearly injectable from Gilead Sciences called Yeztugo. The Yeztugo shot was first approved in 2022 to be used in connection with other medications to treat HIV strains that are highly drug-resistant.        A new NBA champion may be crowned later tonight. The Indiana Pacers will play host to the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game Six of the NBA Finals in Indianapolis. The Thunder have won back-to-back games and now lead the best-of-seven series 3-2.       

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