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22 hours ago | cbsnews.com | Julia Falcon

Former Dallas Cowboy-turned-UFC fighter Greg Hardy was arrested in North Texas this week. The former Cowboys defensive end was arrested Wednesday afternoon and was charged with assault causing bodily injury of a family member. As of Thursday morning, he was still in the Richardson jail. His bond was not set as of Thursday morning. A mugshot was not available. Hardy was with the Carolina Panthers from 2010-2014 and joined the Cowboys in 2015, his final season in the NFL.

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | Andrea Nakano

Livermore community rallies for return of man taken by ICE agents Family members of a Livermore man are fighting to bring a beloved husband and father home. The family said ICE agents snatched Miguel Lopez as he went into San Francisco for his scheduled immigration meeting. On Wednesday, the community held an emotional rally in Livermore. Miguel Lopez's daughter spoke to the crowd at Livermore Plaza.

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | Brandon Truitt

Attorneys describe condition of Milford teen detained by ICE Attorneys for the Milford teenager who was detained over the weekend met with him at the ICE field office in Burlington, Massachusetts where he's been held since he was taken into custody. "He has a cold. He is describing conditions he is in as being abhorrent and frankly embarrassing for our country," said attorney Robin Nice.

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | Tammy Mutasa

In Boston, parts of the Green Line are now closed through Sunday for routine maintenance work. This includes the B, C, D and E branches. Good news: the Green Line is getting its tracks together. Bad news: it's during an inconvenient time for commuters who rely on it every day in the center of Boston. "It's difficult," said commuter Sam Petri. "I know they have to do it, I'm happy they're upgrading it. It's nice to see that but wish they could plan it a little bit better you know.

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | Michele Gile

It's less than a week from Huntington Beach's special election to decide two issues about how the city's libraries will operate. Measures A and B supporters claim they're hoping to protect the libraries from privatization and censorship. A yes vote on Measure A would block the formation of a community parent-guardian review board that the City Council appoints. The board would have the authority to determine which books are allowed on library shelves.