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Ben Affleck to write, direct ‘Keeper of the Lost Cities’ for Disney

Monday, January 11 by ABC News

(LOS ANGELES) -- Oscar winning Argo director and Good Will Hunting screenwriter Ben Affleck will soon be tackling the adaptation of a best-selling young adult fantasy series, Keeper of the Lost Cities. Shannon Messenger's series, which has eight installments and a ninth to come, centers on Sophie, a 12-year-old girl... Read More.

First snow hits major Northeast cities as new storm crosses country

Thursday, December 10 by ABC News

By MAX GOLEMBO, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A clipper type system brought the first snow of the season to the I-95 corridor from New York City to Philadelphia and even to Washington, D.C.It was not much to measure in major cities but... Read More.

Beekeepers and bartenders in big cities create sweet, sustainable cocktail supply chain

Wednesday, September 23 by ABC News

By KELLY MCCARTHY, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- What sweeter way to celebrate National Honey Month than with a refreshing, herbal cocktail that both tastes delicious and promotes sustainable systems to improve the health of bee colonies.Beekeepers based in big cities like... Read More.

ABC News analysis of traffic stops reveals racial disparities in several US cities

Wednesday, September 9 by ABC News

By PIERRE THOMAS, YUN CHOI, JASMINE BROWN and PETE MADDEN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- When Philando Castile, a 32-year-old Black man, was pulled over while driving with his girlfriend and her 4-year-old daughter in Falcon Heights, Minnesota, outside of St. Paul, on... Read More.

Half of households in four US cities report financial problems due to pandemic: POLL

Wednesday, September 9 by ABC News

By SASHA PEZENIK, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Americans already enduring the most frayed financial safety nets now find themselves on the fault lines exacerbated by the novel coronavirus. New polling reveals the strain born by families caught in the crosshairs of several... Read More.

Trump quickly challenged on threat to cut funding to Democratic-led cities

Thursday, September 3 by ABC News

By BEN GITTLESON and JORDYN PHELPS, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Democratic mayors on Thursday challenged President Donald Trump's threat to cut federal funding to their cities by ordering administration officials to identify money that flows to what he called “anarchist jurisdictions” that have... Read More.

2020 was the hottest summer on record for dozens of US cities

Wednesday, September 2 by ABC News

BY: KARMA ALLEN, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — Some of the nation's largest cities recorded their hottest climatological summers on record this year, including destinations like Phoenix, Tucson and Sacramento, according to the National Weather Service. In Phoenix, the country's sixth-largest city, residents saw... Read More.

What other cities can learn from LA in wake of violent anti-transgender attack

Wednesday, September 2 by ABC News

By KARMA ALLEN, ABC News(LOS ANGELES) -- Monica Roberts, a 58-year-old transgender activist from Houston, travels around the country speaking at colleges and consulting with communities on how to better serve the transgender population. But no matter where she goes, her first... Read More.

Black GOP congressional candidate encourages party to compete in inner cities

Tuesday, August 25 by ABC News

BY: IVAN PEREIRA, ABC News(BALTIMORE) -- Black Republican congressional candidate Kim Klacik, who entered the spotlight last year with videos attacking the late Rep. Elijah Cummings on the decline of Baltimore, brought her message to the Republican National Convention Monday night.Klacik was... Read More.

2020 Republican National Convention: Split between 2 cities, Trump to accept nomination from White House

Sunday, August 23 by ABC News

BY: KENDALL KARSON AND TERRANCE SMITH, ABC NEWS (WASHINGTON) -- It wasn't long ago that President Donald Trump foresaw accepting the Republican nomination for president for a second time in front of a roaring crowd.Instead, the Republican National Convention will be a... Read More.

Police declare riots as protests turn violent in cities nationwide

Monday, July 27 by ABC News

filo/iStockBy BILL HUTCHINSON, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Peaceful protests against police brutality and the presence of federal agents at demonstrations turned violent as police in several large cities across the country declared riots, and one protester in Austin was... Read More.

3 cities kept schools open during the 1918 pandemic. Experts say 2020 is different.

Sunday, July 26 by ABC News

iStock/Favor_of_GodBy: ELLA TORRES, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- When the influenza pandemic struck America in 1918, most cities responded with measures that included closing schools.Yet three cities -- New York, Chicago and New Haven, Connecticut -- vowed to remain... Read More.

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Stories tagged with: cities

Ben Affleck to write, direct ‘Keeper of the Lost Cities’ for Disney

First snow hits major Northeast cities as new storm crosses country

Beekeepers and bartenders in big cities create sweet, sustainable cocktail supply chain

ABC News analysis of traffic stops reveals racial disparities in several US cities

Half of households in four US cities report financial problems due to pandemic: POLL

Trump quickly challenged on threat to cut funding to Democratic-led cities

2020 was the hottest summer on record for dozens of US cities

What other cities can learn from LA in wake of violent anti-transgender attack

Black GOP congressional candidate encourages party to compete in inner cities

2020 Republican National Convention: Split between 2 cities, Trump to accept nomination from White House

Police declare riots as protests turn violent in cities nationwide

3 cities kept schools open during the 1918 pandemic. Experts say 2020 is different.

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