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15 hours ago | cbsnews.com | Marvin Hurst

Customers say closed North Texas dealership kept money for warranties Desire Godfrey said it was time for a vehicle upgrade. The Lancaster mother had her eye on a Lexus. "I had a baby, so I'm looking for something reliable for me and a baby," Godfrey said. She searched online and found what she thought was the right vehicle at The Reserve Auto Group in The Colony. She described the sales process in May 2024 as a positive experience.

18 hours ago | cbsnews.com | Brandon Downs

SACRAMENTO – Sacramento police released video of three officers shooting a man along N. 16th Street after reports that the man was brandishing a firearm last month. On May 13, police responded to a report that a man was brandishing a firearm around 9 a.m. near N. 16th Street and N. B Street. The report indicated the man was walking in the street, waving a handgun in the air and pointing it at people, police said.

19 hours ago | cbsnews.com | Chris Hoffman

History behind Oakmont Country Club The story of golf could not be told without the Oakmont Country Club. For a record-setting 10th time, the golf course is hosting the U.S. Open. It's challenged the best in the world for more than 100 years and will host this year's U.S. Open from June 12-15. "The best of the best tend to win here, and sometimes the best of the best have their hearts broken here," Oakmont Country Club historian David Moore said.

20 hours ago | cbsnews.com | Brandon Downs

STOCKTON – A 68-year-old man is in the hospital recovering after he was involved in a crash, assaulted, hit by another vehicle and had his vehicle stolen in Stockton Thursday night, police said on Friday. Around 9 p.m., officers responded to Poplar Street and Madison Street, where the man was involved in a crash. Police said multiple people standing in the area approached the vehicle, forced the man out and assaulted him. Then, the suspects stole the man's vehicle.

21 hours ago | cbsnews.com | Tara Molina

How officials are using machines to monitor air quality in Chicago Despite better air on Friday in Chicago, the city remains under an air quality alert. It remains among the most unhealthy in the world due to the wildfires burning in Canada. So, how is air quality measured here in the city? Air monitor officials are using machines to help track what residents have been warned about for days—hazy skies in Chicago, air that's still behind alerts made possible by machines.