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List of events
Events from the year 2007 in the United States .
Incumbents
Federal government
Governors and
lieutenant governors
Governors
Lieutenant governors
Lieutenant Governor of Alabama :
Lucy Baxley (
Democratic ) (until January 15),
Jim Folsom Jr. (
Democratic ) (starting January 15)
Lieutenant Governor of Alaska :
Sean Parnell (
Republican )
Lieutenant Governor of Arkansas : vacant (until January 9),
Bill Halter (
Democratic ) (starting January 9)
Lieutenant Governor of California :
Cruz Bustamante (
Democratic ) (until January 8),
John Garamendi (
Democratic ) (starting January 8)
Lieutenant Governor of Colorado :
Jane E. Norton (
Republican ) (until January 9),
Barbara O'Brien (
Democratic ) (starting January 9)
Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut :
Kevin B. Sullivan (
Democratic ) (until January 3),
Michael Fedele (
Republican ) (starting January 3)
Lieutenant Governor of Delaware :
John Carney (
Democratic )
Lieutenant Governor of Florida :
Toni Jennings (
Republican ) (until January 2),
Jeff Kottkamp (
Republican ) (starting January 2)
Lieutenant Governor of Georgia :
Mark Taylor (
Democratic ) (until January 8),
Casey Cagle (
Republican ) (starting January 8)
Lieutenant Governor of Hawaii :
Duke Aiona (
Republican )
Lieutenant Governor of Idaho :
Jim Risch (
Republican )
Lieutenant Governor of Illinois :
Pat Quinn (
Democratic )
Lieutenant Governor of Indiana :
Becky Skillman (
Republican )
Lieutenant Governor of Iowa :
Sally Pederson (
Democratic ) (until January 17),
Patty Judge (
Democratic ) (starting January 17)
Lieutenant Governor of Kansas :
John E. Moore (
Democratic ) (until January 20),
Mark Parkinson (
Democratic ) (starting January 20)
Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky :
Steve Pence (
Republican ) (until December 11),
Daniel Mongiardo (
Democratic ) (starting December 11)
Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana :
Mitch Landrieu (
Democratic )
Lieutenant Governor of Maryland :
Michael Steele (
Republican ) (until January 17),
Anthony Brown (
Democratic ) (starting January 17)
Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts :
Kerry Healey (
Republican ) (until January 4),
Tim Murray (
Democratic ) (starting January 4)
Lieutenant Governor of Michigan :
John D. Cherry (
Democratic )
Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota :
Carol Molnau (
Republican )
Lieutenant Governor of Mississippi :
Amy Tuck (
Republican )
Lieutenant Governor of Missouri :
Peter Kinder (
Republican )
Lieutenant Governor of Montana :
John Bohlinger (
Republican )
Lieutenant Governor of Nebraska :
Rick Sheehy (
Republican )
Lieutenant Governor of Nevada :
Lorraine Hunt (
Republican ) (until January 20),
Brian Krolicki (
Republican ) (starting January 20)
Lieutenant Governor of New Mexico :
Diane Denish (
Democratic )
Lieutenant Governor of New York :
David Paterson (
Democratic )
Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina :
Bev Perdue (
Democratic )
Lieutenant Governor of North Dakota :
Jack Dalrymple (
Republican )
Lieutenant Governor of Ohio : vacant (until January 8),
Lee Fisher (
Democratic ) (starting January 8)
Lieutenant Governor of Oklahoma :
Mary Fallin (
Republican ) (until January 2),
Jari Askins (
Democratic ) (starting January 2)
Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania :
Catherine Baker Knoll (
Democratic )
Lieutenant Governor of Rhode Island :
Charles J. Fogarty (
Democratic ) (until January 2),
Elizabeth H. Roberts (
Democratic ) (starting January 2)
Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina :
André Bauer (
Republican )
Lieutenant Governor of South Dakota :
Dennis Daugaard (
Republican )
Lieutenant Governor of Tennessee :
John S. Wilder (
Democratic ) (until January 8),
Ron Ramsey (
Republican ) (starting January 8)
Lieutenant Governor of Texas :
David Dewhurst (
Republican )
Lieutenant Governor of Utah :
Gary Herbert (
Republican )
Lieutenant Governor of Vermont :
Brian Dubie (
Republican )
Lieutenant Governor of Virginia :
Bill Bolling (
Republican )
Lieutenant Governor of Washington :
Brad Owen (
Democratic )
Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin :
Barbara Lawton (
Democratic )
Events
January
January 4 :
Nancy Pelosi becomes Speaker of the House.
February
March
April
April 16 : United States
President
George W. Bush with
Virginia Tech Student Government Association President James Tyger after his speech at the school's convocation.
April 25 : President George W. Bush announces the U.S. will increase efforts to combat malaria in Africa.
May
June
June 1 – U.S. warships bombard a Somali village where Islamic militants had set up a base.
[11]
June 2 – Four people are charged with a
terror plot to blow up
JFK International Airport in
New York City .
[12]
June 3 – The
Valley of Geysers in
Russia was destroyed by a mudflow.
[13]
June 4 – Ten people, including a Californian National Guard officer and former Hmong general, are charged over plans to overthrow the Laotian Government.
[14]
[15]
June 5 –
NASA 's
MESSENGER spacecraft made its second fly-by of
Venus en route to
Mercury .
June 8 – The
Space Shuttle Atlantis successfully launches on mission
STS-117 .
June 10 –
The Sopranos ended with the infamous cut to black ending.
June 14 – The
San Antonio Spurs sweep the
Cleveland Cavaliers to win the
2007 NBA Finals , making this their fourth title win.
June 15 –
The Price Is Right airs its final episode hosted by
Bob Barker .
June 16 –
Mike Nifong , district attorney for
Durham County, North Carolina , is disbarred for misconduct, having been found guilty of 27 ethics related charges. Nifong withheld evidence that cleared the falsely accused players in the
Duke lacrosse case .
[16]
June 18 – Nine
Charleston, South Carolina firefighters are killed by a roof collapse while battling the
Charleston Sofa Super Store fire .
June 24 – In
South Lake Tahoe, California , a wildfire destroys 254 homes in the area.
June 25
WWE wrestler
Chris Benoit , his wife
Nancy Benoit , and son Daniel, are found dead as the result of a murder-suicide that took place over the previous weekend.
Groundbreaking begins on the
Chicago Spire .
June 29
June 30 – The
Hawaii Superferry arrives in Honolulu after a 7,600 mile journey from
Mobile, Alabama .
July
July 15 : Opening ceremony of the second
Tacoma Narrows Bridge
July 3
July 7
July 8 – Boeing launches the new
Boeing 787 .
July 10 – A
Cessna 310 R twin-engine airplane crashes into two homes in
Sanford, Florida , killing three adults and two children.
July 15 – In
Tacoma, Washington , the second span of the
Tacoma Narrows Bridge opens to traffic, making it the longest twin suspension bridge in the world.
July 18 – At the height of rush hour in New York City,
a major steam pipe bursts , releasing millions of gallons of boiling water and super heated steam. Only one fatality occurred; a pedestrian who went into cardiac arrest.
July 19 – The
Dow Jones Industrial Average closes above 14,000 for the first time in history.
July 21 – Vice President
Dick Cheney serves as
acting president for a few hours while President
George W. Bush undergoes a
colonoscopy procedure under
sedation .
July 23 –
The Cheshire Murders - On July 23, 2007, Linda Hayes and Joshua Komisarjevsky invaded the residence of the Petit family in
Cheshire, Connecticut . Though initially planning only to rob the house, she and Komisarjevsky murdered Jennifer Hawke-Petit and her two daughters, 17-year-old Hayley Petit and 11-year-old Michaela Petit.
July 27
July 31 – For the United States Army, the role of
AIT Platoon Sergeant is initiated.
[18]
August
August 1 :
I-35W Mississippi River bridge collapse.
August 1
August 4 – The
Phoenix spacecraft launches toward the Martian north pole.
August 6 – The
Crandall Canyon Mine in
Emery County ,
Utah collapses, trapping six miners.
August 7 –
Barry Bonds breaks Hank Aaron's home run record by hitting his 756th home run.
August 8 – The
Space Shuttle Endeavour is successfully launched on mission
STS–118 .
August 9 – The
Dow Jones Industrial Average loses 387.18 points, its largest single-day drop since
February 27 .
August 12 –
Tiger Woods wins
PGA Championship , his 13th career major.
August 15 –
NBA referee
Tim Donaghy surrenders to police and pleads guilty to charges brought up by the
FBI investigation that he placed bets on games that he refereed.
[19]
August 16 – The
Crandall Canyon Mine in
Emery County ,
Utah , collapses a second time, killing three rescue workers and injuring six more.
August 17 –
Phineas and Ferb debuts on
Disney Channel .
August 18 – The remnants of
Tropical Storm Erin re-strengthen into a tropical storm over Oklahoma, causing widespread flooding and wind damage.
August 21 –
STS–118 lands at the
Kennedy Space Center , completing
Space Shuttle Endeavour 's 19th flight.
August 22 – The
Texas Rangers score thirty
runs in one game, setting the modern (post–1900)
MLB record for most runs by one team in a single game, in a 30–3 victory over the
Baltimore Orioles .
August 27 –
United States Attorney General
Alberto Gonzales announces his resignation, to be effective
September 17 .
August 30 –
2007 United States Air Force nuclear weapons incident in which a
B–52 flew from
Minot AFB , North Dakota to
Barksdale AFB , Louisiana carrying 6 nuclear warheads.
September
October
October 20 –
November 9 : Flames burn
Santa Clarita, California during the
California wildfires of October 2007 .
October 7 – Off-duty police officer
Tyler Peterson kills six people at a house party in
Crandon, Wisconsin before committing suicide.
October 9 – The
Dow Jones Industrial Average hits an all-time high of 14,164 before beginning to decline ahead of the start of the
late–2000s recession .
October 10 – The
2007 SuccessTech Academy shooting occurs in
Cleveland, Ohio .
October 15 –
Drew Carey debuts as host of
The Price Is Right , replacing the retired
Bob Barker .
October 18 – In
New York City , one of the world's leading art galleries, the Salander/O'Reilly Galleries, is forced into closure amidst scandal and lawsuits.
October 20 –
Georgia 's governor
Sonny Perdue declares a state of emergency due to drought conditions.
October 20 –
November 9 –
Wildfires in
Southern California result in the evacuation of more than 1,000,000 people and destroys over 1,600 homes and businesses.
October 22 – In
Missouri , Lisa Montgomery is convicted of murdering pregnant woman
Bobbie Jo Stinnett and cutting her baby from her womb.
[21]
October 26 –
Apple Inc. launches the sixth major release of their Mac OS X operating system,
Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard .
[22]
October 28 – The
Boston Red Sox win the
2007 World Series in a four-game sweep against the
Colorado Rockies .
October 31 – The
World Economic Forum releases the
Global Competitiveness Report 2007–2008 .
November
November 1 – GoAnimate, now
Vyond , is founded by Alvin Hung.
November 3
November 4 –
Daylight saving time in the United States and most of
Canada will end, one week later than the previous schedule, in accordance with the
Energy Policy Act of 2005 .
November 5 – The
Writers Guild of America goes on strike .
November 6 –
Legislative elections are held in the U.S. states of
Kentucky ,
Mississippi ,
New Jersey , and
Virginia ; Kentucky and Mississippi also hold
gubernatorial elections .
November 8 – The
8th annual Latin Grammy Awards are held at the
Mandalay Bay Events Center at
Mandalay Bay in
Las Vegas .
November 9 –
Miramax releases
No Country for Old Men is released. Bringing in 1.2 million on Opening Day.
November 27 – The
Annapolis Conference , a peace conference trying to end the
Arab–Israeli conflict , is held in
Annapolis, Maryland .
November 30 – The
2007 Atlantic Hurricane Season officially ends.
December
Ongoing
Undated
Air Education Training Command Collaboration Portal is founded.
[23]
Bidtopia , an e-commerce site is founded.
[24]
GiveCamp , a volunteer event is first created with developers, database administrators, designers and other technologists.
[25]
Imedexchange , a private
online community for
M.D.s and
D.O.s is founded.
[26]
Latin Jam Workout , a Latin dance fitness program is founded in Los Angeles, California.
MarinAire company based in Miami, Florida is founded.
[27]
Russian Chamber Music Foundation of Seattle is founded.
[28]
Streets International , a non-profit corporation is formed in New York.
[29]
T3 Live , online financial media network and educational platform, is founded.
[30]
[31]
You Walk Away , a San Diego, California company is formed.
Births
Amariyanna Copeny
Aubrey Anderson-Emmons
January 18 –
Tyler Crumley , actor
January 25 –
Olivia Edward , actress
January 26 –
Anna Leigh Waters , pickleball player
February 7
February 9 –
Zaila Avant-garde ,
first African-American winner of the
Scripps National Spelling Bee
February 27 –
Demi Singleton , actress
March 1 –
Claire Weinstein , swimmer
March 4 –
Miya Cech , actress
March 8 –
Caden Glover , soccer player
March 25 –
Cailey Fleming , actress
May 23 –
Chloe Ricketts , soccer player
April 10
April 22 –
Jake Bollman , racing driver
June 6 –
Aubrey Anderson-Emmons , actress
June 9 –
Ethan Nascimento , stock car racing driver
June 14 –
Bryce James , basketball player
June 23
June 24 –
Stiven Jimenez , soccer player
July 3 –
Keedron Bryant , singer
July 6 –
Amariyanna Copeny , activist
July 14 –
Darby Camp , actress
July 16 –
Madray Johnson , artistic gymnast
July 17 –
Charlie Shotwell , actor
July 18 –
JD McCrary , singer, dancer, actor
July 22 –
Annie Sanders , rock climber
July 27 –
Alyvia Alyn Lind , actress
July 29 –
Lil Tay , rapper
July 31 –
Angelica Hale , singer
August 16 –
Seth Carr , actor
August 27 –
Ariana Greenblatt , actress
September 2 –
Jack Messina , actor
September 12 –
Zackary Arthur , actor
October 22 –
Izaac Wang , actor
November 3 –
Ever Anderson , actress
November 23 –
Lonnie Chavis , actor
December 4 –
Scarlett Estevez , actress
December 27 –
Faithe Herman , actress
Deaths
January
Yvonne De Carlo
Art Buchwald
Bam Bam Bigelow
January 1
January 2 –
Robert C. Solomon , philosopher, author, and academic (b.
1942 )
January 4
January 6 –
Mario Danelo , college football player (b.
1985 )
January 7 –
Bobby Hamilton , race car driver (b.
1957 )
January 8
January 11 –
Robert Anton Wilson , writer, philosopher, psychologist, editor, and poet (b.
1932 )
[32]
January 12 –
Alice Coltrane , musician and composer (b.
1937 )
[33]
January 13 –
Michael Brecker , musician and composer (b.
1949 )
January 14 –
Darlene Conley , actress (b.
1934 )
January 16
January 17 –
Art Buchwald , humorist (b.
1925 )
January 19
January 20
January 22 –
Liz Renay , actress (b.
1926 )
January 23
January 25 –
Charlotte Reid , singer and politician (b.
1913 )
January 27
January 28 –
Emma Tillman , supercentenarian (b.
1892 )
January 30 –
Sidney Sheldon , writer and screenwriter (b.
1917 )
[34]
January 31
February
Frankie Laine
Anna Nicole Smith
Dennis Johnson
Bruce Bennett
February 1
February 2 –
Eric Von Schmidt , folk musician (b.
1931 )
February 4
February 6
February 7
February 8
February 9 –
Hank Bauer , baseball player and manager (b.
1922 )
February 10 –
Cardis Cardell Willis , comic (b.
1937 )
February 11 –
Charles Langford , politician (b.
1922 )
February 12 –
Peggy Gilbert , bandleader (b.
1905 )
February 13
February 15 –
Walker Edmiston , actor (b.
1925 )
February 16 –
Gene Snyder , politician (b.
1928 )
February 17 –
Mike Awesome , wrestler (b.
1965 )
February 18
February 19 –
Janet Blair , big-band singer (b.
1921 )
February 22
February 23 –
Donnie Brooks , pop singer (b.
1935 )
February 24
February 25 –
William Anderson , American naval officer and politician (b.
1921 )
February 27 –
Elbie Nickel , American Football player (b.
1922 )
February 28
March
Betty Hutton
April
Roscoe Lee Browne
Jack Valenti
April 3 –
Eddie Robinson , American football coach (b.
1919 )
April 4 –
Bob Clark , film director (b.
1939 )
April 5
April 7
April 11
April 14 –
Don Ho , musician (b.
1930 )
April 16 –
Seung-Hui Cho , mass murderer (b.
1984 )
April 17 –
Kitty Carlisle , singer, actress & talk show panelist (b.
1910 )
[42]
April 22 –
Juanita Millender-McDonald , politician (b.
1938 )
April 23 –
David Halberstam , journalist and historian (b.
1934 )
[43]
April 25 –
Bobby Pickett , singer-songwriter and comedian (b.
1938 )
April 26 –
Jack Valenti , American film executive, creator of
MPAA film rating system (b.
1921 )
April 28
April 30
May
Wally Schirra
Yolanda King
June
Chris Benoit
June 1
June 4 –
Craig L. Thomas , American politician (b.
1933 )
June 11 –
Mala Powers , American film actress (b.
1931 )
June 12 –
Don Herbert , American television personality, Mr. Wizard (b.
1917 )
June 14 –
Ruth Bell Graham , Wife of Billy Graham (b.
1920 )
June 15 –
Sherri Martel , American professional wrestler (b.
1958 )
June 22 –
Nancy Benoit , wrestling valet and manager, and wife and murder victim of
Chris Benoit (b.
1964 )
June 23 –
Rod Beck , baseball player (b.
1968 )
June 24 –
Chris Benoit , Canadian WWE wrestler, and husband and murderer of
Nancy Benoit (b.
1967 )
June 26 –
Liz Claiborne , American fashion designer (b.
1929 )
June 29 –
Joel Siegel , American film critic (b.
1943 )
July
August
Merv Griffin
August 3 –
James Callahan , actor (b.
1930 )
August 4 –
Lee Hazlewood , singer-songwriter and record producer (b.
1929 )
August 5 –
Oliver Hill , lawyer (b.
1907 )
August 12 –
Merv Griffin , singer, television producer and land developer (b.
1925 )
August 13
August 15 –
John Gofman , American
Manhattan Project scientist and advocate (b.
1918 )
August 16 –
Max Roach , American percussionist, drummer, and composer (b.
1924 )
[50]
August 17 –
Eddie Griffin , American basketball player (b.
1982 )
August 18 –
Michael Deaver , American political adviser (b.
1938 )
August 20 –
Leona Helmsley , American hotel operator and real estate investor (b.
1920 )
August 28 –
Miyoshi Umeki , Japanese-American singer and actress (b.
1929 )
August 29 –
Richard Jewell , American falsely accused of bombing the
Centennial Olympic Park (b.
1962 )
September
Jane Wyman
October
Sri Chinmoy
November
Paul Tibbets
Norman Mailer
November 1 –
Paul Tibbets , pilot of the
Enola Gay (b.
1915 )
[55]
November 2 –
The Fabulous Moolah , professional wrestler (b.
1923 )
November 3 –
Ryan Shay , runner (b.
1979 )
November 6 –
Hank Thompson , country singer (b.
1925 )
November 10
November 11 –
Delbert Mann , film and television director (b.
1920 )
[58]
November 12 –
Ira Levin , novelist (b.
1929 )
[59]
November 15 –
Joe Nuxhall , baseball player and announcer (b.
1928 )
November 16 –
Harold Alfond , businessman (b.
1914 )
November 18
November 19 –
Kevin DuBrow , musician (
Quiet Riot ) (b.
1955 )
November 24 –
Casey Calvert , musician (Hawthorne Heights) (b.
1981 )
November 25 –
Kevin DuBrow , musician (Quiet Riot) (b.
1955 )
November 27
November 28 – Jeanne Bates, actress (b.
1918 )
November 29
November 30 –
Evel Knievel , motorcycle daredevil (b.
1938 )
December
Ike Turner
Julia Carson
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