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• Suspect Arrested On Attempted Murder Charges After 4-Hour Standoff
• El Dorado County Rescinds Tahoe Travel Ban, State Still Restricting Nonessential Travel
• Bridging The Digital Divide: State Leaders Working To Give Students Access To Computers, Internet
• 'I Can't Breathe': Police Brutality Protest Held In South Sacramento Streets In Honor Of George Floyd
• Heated Debate Over Lawmakers Voting From Home Sparks Accusations Of Racism At State Capitol
• La Mirada 13-Year-Old Celebrates College Graduation With Front Yard Ceremony
• Painting During the Pandemic: Elk Grove Artist Gets Creative to Keep Business Afloat
• Caught On Camera: Neighbors Run From Gunshots In Quiet Lincoln Neighborhood
• 'They're Petrified Of Coming': Doctors Worry Coronavirus Fears Are Keeping Patients From The ER
• Denver Beer Company Seeks City Approval To Use Nearby Land For In-Person Dining
• Sword-Wielding Suspect Killed During Officer-Involved Shooting In North Hollywood
• Is California Reopening Too Quickly? Some Say It Is
• Nathan MacKinnon Hopes To Lead Avs To The Stanley Cup Under New Playoff Format
• 'People Are Struggling': LA City Announces $100M Relief Program For Renters, Landlords
• Colorado Band Takes Show On The Road During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Creating Denver's Largest Mural: Artists Begin Painting 'Interwoven' On Bannock Street
• Diocese Of Stockton Resuming Public Mass In June
• Coronavirus Recovery: UCHealth Nurse Released From Hospital After Weeks On Ventilator
• 'I'm Not Gonna Stand With Nonsense': 2nd Night Of Minneapolis George Floyd Protests Marked By Looting, Tear Gas, Fires
• EDD Working To Hire 1,800 Employees During Pandemic
• Unlicensed Insurance Agent Accused Of Stealing Nearly $500K In Premiums
• US Death Toll From Coronavirus Tops 100,000
• Reopening: Palo Alto Teachers List COVID-19 Safety Demands Before Return To Classrooms
• Power Out For Days At Oakland RV Park For Homeless Amid Heat Wave
• Fort Morgan Library And Museum Wants To Document Coronavirus Stories, Photos, Feelings
• HealthONE Experts Host Town Hall About Staying Healthy During Safer-At-Home Phase
• Contra Costa County Health Director Urges Caution When It Comes To Reopenings
• BART Service Restored To Pittsburg/Bay Point; Fire Crews Knock Down Small Brushfires
• Peter Manfredonia, Connecticut Murder Suspect, Taken Into Police Custody In Maryland After Multi-State Manhunt
• 'Let The People Decide': New York City Business Owners Defy State Orders, Reopen Early
• Reopening Maryland: Restaurants, VFWs, Elks Lodge Can Offer Outdoor Dining Starting Friday
• Reopening Maryland: Youth Day Camps, Outdoor Pools, Drive-In Theaters Can Open With Some Restrictions
• NYC Human Rights Commission Opens Investigation Into Viral Central Park Confrontation
• Novavax Expands Large-Scale Global Manufacturing To Create More Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine Candidate
• UConn Murder Suspect Peter Manfredonia Arrested In Maryland
• Illinois Legislators Told To Get Tested After Bank Of Springfield Arena Staffer Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Gateway High School Class Of 2020 Holds Graduation In Monroeville Mall Parking Lot
• What Summer Activities Are Safe? Doctor Discusses Do's And Don'ts For Your Social Life
• Mass. Reports Latest Town-By-Town Coronavirus Cases
• Trees Crashes Down Onto Group Of Friends In Riverside Park, 4 Injured
• Innocent Pedestrian, Dog Struck And Killed By Pursuit Suspect During Long Beach Chase
• Experiencing Anxiety, Depression During Pandemic? Try Keeping A Schedule, Ardmore Psychologist Suggests
• Welcome Home Parade Held For Denver Reverend Who Spent Weeks Battling Coronavirus
• Ocean City, Maryland, City Council Votes To Remove Boardwalk Bench Barriers
• Coronavirus: Between Infection Rates Or Hospitalizations, Which Data Paints Most Accurate Picture?
• Dallas City Council Rejects Idea Of 8% Property Tax Increase
• Report: Coachella Organizers Considering Postponing 2020 Festival Until 2021
• RMV Extends License, Inspection and Registration Deadlines For Mass. Drivers
• With Phase 1 Reopening Almost Complete, What Will Phase 2 Look Like?
• Neighbors Step In After Carjacked Vehicle Hits Cyclist In West Town, 2 In Custody
• Velcro Mask Allows Diners To 'Eat, Drink And Be Social'
• 'It Was Like An Ocean, There Were Waves': Drenching Downpours Flood Streets All Over South Florida
• Reopening Pennsylvania: Restaurants Will Be Allowed To Provide Outdoor Dining, Pro Sports Teams Can Begin To Practice, Play On June 5
• Gov. Tom Wolf Allows Outdoor Dining At Restaurants In The 'Yellow' Phase, Starting June 5
• Walmart Partners With thredUP To Sell Previously Owned Clothes
• Edenville Dam Class-Action Lawsuit: Victims Accuse State Of Failing To Manage Dam
• How Long Do Investigations Like The George Floyd Case Usually Take? Good Question
• Gov. Whitmer Announces Extended Benefits For Food Stamp Recipients
• Wilton Family Helping Others With 'Christmas In Quarantine' Project
• 11-Year-Old Girl Reported Missing In Annapolis Has Been Found, Anne Arundel County Police Say
• Pastors Decline To Return To Church Despite Easing Of LA County Guidelines
• UnitedHealthcare Donates Dozens Of Bikes To Denver 5th Graders
• Local Foundation Teams Up With Detroit Native, NCIS New Orleans Actress, Diona Reasonover, Gives Meals To Local Fire Fighters
• GoFundMe Set Up For Family Of George Floyd
• 10,000 Covid-19 Safety Kits To Be Handed Out To Oakland County Small Businesses
• Bakery Robbed At Gunpoint In Avondale, Police Say
• Dallas Police Make Arrests In Driveway Murder Of Hospital PR Executive Leslie Baker
• Mayor Duggan Provides Updates On Detroit's Response To COVID-19
• Privacy Concerns Over COVID-19 Contact Tracing Apps Largely Misguided, Malvern Cybersecurity Expert Says
• 'Let Them Have Their Moment': Parents Disgruntled After Diocese Of Camden Says No To In-Person Graduations
• Campgrounds At Dinosaur National Monument To Reopen On June 7
• Riverside, San Bernardino Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths; Ventura Reports More Cases
• Police Shoot Suspect Who Allegedly Approached Officers With Weapon In Hayward
• Department Of Agriculture Says To Throw Out Pot O' Gold Dairy Products, Citing Pasteurization Concerns
• Small Turnout Of Shoppers Greets Reopening Of Solano Town Center In Fairfield
• Fired MPD Officer Chauvin Has Been Involved In Use-Of-Force Situations Before
• UC Davis Computer Scientists Launch App To Help Slow Spread Of COVID-19
• Store Owners Prepare To Reopen For In-Person Shopping With Safety Guidelines Including Limited Capacity, Masks
• Police: Woman In Custody After Causing Series Of Crashes That Killed 3-Year-Old Child In Philadelphia's Mayfair Neighborhood
• Female Deputy's Arm Broken, Suspect Arrested For Meth In Rough Arrest Caught On Video
• Police Memorial In Pittsburgh Vandalized With Spray Paint
• Aurora Pilates Studio Holds Mix Of In-Person & Virtual Classes
• Ultra Organizers Being Sued Over Claims Of Refund Refusal After Festival Canceled Due To COVID-19
• 2 Assistant Chiefs To Lead Arlington Police Department During National Search For Will Johnson's Replacement
• Police Say Connecticut Murder Suspect Peter Manfredonia Is Now In Custody In Maryland
• Road Construction To Shut Down Highway 4/Interstate 680 Interchange
• Lawmakers Introduce Bill To Provide Paid Sick Days For Colorado Workers
• Perdue Farms To Donate Nearly 50K Pounds Of Chicken For Distribution To Baltimore Communities
• Aerospace Museum Of California Set To Reopen Outdoor Exhibits
• Police Find Missing 14-Year-Old Dominick Adams
• 29-Year-Old Man Killed In Shooting In Montgomery County, Police Say
• Man Will Face Possible Death Penalty In Ohio Police Officer's Death
• Former North Texas Congressman Sam Johnson Passes Away At 89
• Police: Man Charged With 35 Counts Of Theft From Vehicles In Howard County
• California GOP Lawmaker Loses Duties After Harassment Found
• CDC warns about accuracy of antibody tests
• 5 Arrested In Connection With Multiple Gang-Related San Francisco Shootings
• Placer County Asking State For Permission To Reopen Nail Salons, Gyms, Entertainment Venues
• Few Options For Contra Costa Residents Seeking To Escape Heat Wave During Pandemic
• BART Unveils 15-Step Plan For Service As COVID-19 Restrictions Ease
• Meals On Wheels Volunteers Check On Older Tri-Valley Residents During Heat Wave
• Baltimore Police Investigating Four Separate Shootings Across The City Wednesday
• Cuomo Meets With President Trump To Discuss Infrastructure Jobs, Says It Will 'Supercharge' The Economy
• California Reopening: Santa Clara County Health Officer Says Gov. Newsom Moving Too Quickly
• Weld County Inmate Released Early Due To Coronavirus Back Behind Bars After Alleged Strangulation
• Stockton Father Makes First Court Appearance After 7-Year-Old Daughter Found Dead In Garage
• LGBTQ Icon, Playwright And Activist Larry Kramer Dies At 84
• Students To Wear Face Masks At All Times Under LA County Plan To Reopen Schools
• U Of M President Announces Plans To Cut Some Ties With Minneapolis Police Department
• Colorado Restaurants Have A Choice To Open For Dine-In Under New State Guidelines
• Police: Hammer-Wielding Woman Arrested After Out-Of-Town Visitors Targeted In Alleged Racist Rant
• First African-American Senior Zookeeper At Maryland Zoo Dies Of COVID-19
• Arapahoe Basin Opens To 600 Skiers, Boarders Selected By Lottery
• Traffic Stop Leads To Identity Theft Arrest In Placer County
• Body Of 15-Year-Old Found After He Drowned Near Swimming Hole In Jacobs Creek
• Power Outage In Pleasanton Affects 3,200 Customers
• North Bay Gym Owners Make Adjustments Before State Releases Reopening Guidelines
• City Buildings To Light Up Friday In Honor Of Pittsburgh Public Schools Class Of 2020
• New Jersey Farms Get Creative To Meet Demand For Fresh Fruits, Vegetables
• Police: Naked Man Flees Vehicle After Leading Chase In Westmoreland County
• Coronavirus Q&A: Interim President Rolando Montoya Discusses Miami Dade College's Phase 1 Reopening Plan
• Domestic Violence Reports On The Rise During Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Orders
• LAUSD Teams Up With Celebrities, Snapchat For Virtual Book Club
• Maryland Food Bank Provided Nearly 4.5M Pounds Of Food In April To Families In Need
• Orange County Reports 5 Additional Coronavirus Deaths Bringing Total To 136, Increase In Hospitalizations
• Actors Help Students Studying Shakespeare While In Lockdown
• On A Positive Note: What Started As A Pitt Student's Quarantine Art Project Turned Into Her Grandmother's Reason For Getting Up In The Morning
• Rocky Mountain National Park Reopens - But You'll Soon Need A Reservation
• Kids Stuck At Home Challenged To Stay Engaged With Dyson's Fun Engineering Tasks
• LAFC's Banc Of California Stadium Seeking New Sponsor After Ending Naming Rights Deal
• Symptoms Vary Widely For Twin Cities Family Quarantining Due To COVID-19
• Two Men Wrongfully Convicted Of Murder File Lawsuit Against Chicago Police Department
• 'It's Still Not Helping Everybody': Hogan Lays Part Of Blame For Unemployment Issues With Federal Government
• Dallas Mavericks Reopening Practice Facility Thursday
• Coronavirus Cases In New Hampshire Rise By 56, Bringing Total To 4,286
• It would take a typical worker 169 years to amass a CEO's salary
• City Set To Shut Down More Than A Dozen Miles Of Streets For More Outdoor Space During Pandemic
• Face Coverings Now Mandatory In Orange County, But Sheriff Don Barnes Says He Is Not 'The Mask Police'
• Wedding Videography Company Denies Man Refund After Fiancée Dies In Crash: 'Life's A B****, Justin'
• Atilis Gym Owners File Lawsuit Against Gov. Phil Murphy After State Closes Bellmawr Gym That Defied Orders
• 'It's Apocalyptic': Pittsburgh Leaders Estimate Downtown Office Occupancy Is At 30 Percent As Work From Home Continues
• Several Washington Square Park Trees To Be Trimmed After Fallen Branch Injured 5
• 'Some Of These Facilities Can Be Used Responsibly': Cranberry Park Begins To Reopen While Other Places, Like Pittsburgh, Have No Plan To Reopen Playgrounds Or Pools
• Arden Fair Mall To Reopen On Friday For In-Person Shopping
• Celebrating Class Of 2020: Trenton Central High School Finds Inventive Way To Celebrate Seniors
• Philadelphia Graduates Will Now Receive Caps And Gowns, School District Announces
• Crash Leaves CHP Patrol Car Mangled On Highway 88 In Amador County
• Johns Hopkins Researchers Raise Concerns About 'False Negative' COVID-19 Tests
• Ross Township Farmers' Market Opens With Social Distancing And A Mask Requirement
• 'Justice Will Be Served!': President Trump Calls For Expedited Investigation Into George Floyd's Death
• 'It's Completely Devastating' | Johns Hopkins Doctor Who Lost His Brother To COVID-19 Shares Emotional Story
• California Joins 22 States Suing Trump Administration Over Vehicle Emissions, Fuel Standards
• Chicago Gyms Adjust To COVID-19 Restrictions To Reopen In June
• 'Stay Ready': Breaking Down Philadelphia Flyers' Road To Stanley Cup
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: States focus on mail-in voting access
• 'A New Era Of Space Exploration' On Horizon With Upcoming Launch Of SpaceX Rocket
• Former Aide To Embattled LA Councilman Jose Huizar To Plead Guilty In Federal Corruption Probe At City Hall
• Texas Supreme Court: Lack Of Immunity To Coronavirus Does Not Qualify For Mail-In Ballot
• George Floyd's Death At Hands Of Police Deals Traumatic Blow To Community
• Portion Of Clear Creek Closed To Swimming, Tubing After Crowds Violate Social Distancing Guidelines
• Playwright, AIDS Activist Larry Kramer Dies At 84
• Toll Increases Expected To Be Approved For N.J. Turnpike, Garden State Parkway
• High school holds graduation at Texas Motor Speedway
• West Roxbury School Gives Students A Chance To Shine With Virtual Talent Show
• Minneapolis Police Chief Urges George Floyd Protesters To Demonstrate Safely
• Controversial State Lawmaker Rep. Daryl Metcalfe Faces A Republican Challenger In Tuesday's Primary
• Gym Owners Make Changes As Chicago Implements Strict Reopening Guidelines
• Coronavirus Latest: Mass. Reports 74 New Deaths, 527 Additional Cases
• Coronavirus Triumph: Mom Who Gave Birth While In Coma Leaves NYU Winthrop Hospital With Her Healthy Baby
• Social Distancing Friendly Indoor & Outdoor Games
• Zoo Miami Reopens Wednesday To Members, June 1 To The Public
• Race For The Diploma? Homestead Miami Speedway To Hold Graduation Ceremony
• PG&E's Bankruptcy Trial Opens With Attacks On Voting Process
• Former Giants Wide Receiver Victor Cruz Donates Chromebooks To Paterson Public Schools
• COVID-19 Changes Coming Soon To A Chicago Business Near You
• Coronavirus Memoriam: Remembering NYU Basketball Coach Levester Thompson Jr. And WWII Air Force Veteran Charles Birch
• Immunity Passports For Those Who Recover From COVID-19? Bioethicists Have Serious Doubts
• Republican State Rep. Tests Positive For Coronavirus COVID-19, Others In Self-Isolation; Democrats Say They Were Not Notified
• North Texas Water Parks, Hawaiian Falls And Epic Waters, Reopening On Friday
• Coronavirus Updates: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From May 27, 2020
• How Many Swimmers Have Drowned In The River At Sacramento's Discovery Park?
• Parents Feel Cheated Out Of Thousands Of Dollars After Montgomery County Summer Camp Refuses Full Refund
• Ready To Hit The Beach In Miami-Dade?
• Ban On Brazilians Entering US Due To Coronavirus Could Prove Costly To Local Economy
• Deadline For Triple Crown Nominations Extended To June 3
• Max Minute: Here Are Ways To Avoid Getting Irritating 'Maskne'
• Proposed Reopening Plan For Massachusetts Colleges Would 'Carefully Repopulate' Campuses
• Kidsburgh: 'Songs For Seniors' Lifting The Spirits Of High School Seniors And Senior Citizens
• Colorado Lawmakers Approve Remote Casting Of Votes
• 'Way Safer Than Indoor Activities': Warm Weather Tests Social Distancing Restrictions At Beaches
• Coronavirus Update: Long Island Courts To Open Friday, But Don't Expect Speedy Justice
• Temperature Checks, Social Distancing On Roller Coasters When Six Flags Reopens
• As People Return To Work, They May Not Be Taking The MBTA To Get There
• Edgar Trujillo Charged With Killing Man In Fight At Denver Motel
• IRS Sends Out Stimulus Debit Cards With Mixed Up Names
• Minneapolis Police Clean Up, Assess Damage To 3rd Precinct After Violent Night Of George Floyd Protests
• Explosion In Rohnert Park Garage Apparently Caused By Fuel Leak
• Virtual Babysitters Help Keep Kids Entertained While Parents Are Working From Home
• Living With Alzheimer's: COVID-19 Proves To Add More Challenges For Patients & Caregivers
• With Ridership Low Due To Coronavirus, MBTA Fast-Tracking Construction Projects
• 'Just Too Many Damn Guns': Mayor Kenney Outraged After Gun Violence Claims Life Of Second Child In Philadelphia In Last 5 Weeks
• Maryland Gov. Hogan Warns 'Acting Recklessly' Could Spike COVID-19 Numbers, Threaten Economy Even More
• Boston Women Pivot New Business To Help Female Healthcare Workers In Pandemic
• Doctors Say It Is Possible But 'Not Very Likely' To Get Coronavirus Through Your Eyes
• MTA Says Ridership Ticking Up, LIRR President: 'Solid Plan In Place' To Combat Coronavirus
• Larry Kramer, 'The Normal Heart' Playwright And AIDS Activist, Has Died At 84
• State Considers Reopening Plan That Could Temporarily Eliminate Infant Care
• Oakland Coliseum Among Dozens Of DMV Field Offices Reopening Thursday
• New Jersey Urging Residents To Get COVID-19 Test To Collect More Data As Another 970 Positive Cases Reported
• Too Soon For Data, California Reopens More Businesses
• 'King Of Miami Nightlife' David Grutman Focused On Getting His Restaurants In Tiptop Shape For Reopening
• 'Less Than Traditional, But Still A Lot Of Fun': iPrep Academy Holds Drive-Thru Cap & Gown Pickup
• SpaceX Manned Launch Delayed Until Saturday By Stormy Weather
• U.S. Death Toll From Coronavirus Tops Grim Milestone Of 100,000 Lives
• Appeals Court Sides With Tech Giants In Far-Right Activists' Lawsuit
• Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez Says Having Fans At Dolphins Games 'Going To Be Very Difficult'
• Tired Of Take Out? Cities Of Miami, Miami Beach, & Hialeah Reopening Restaurants Wednesday
• Is It Safe To Swim In Lakes, Ponds And Rivers? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Santa Clarita School District To Hold Drive-Thru Graduation Ceremonies
• Maryland Reaches Goal Of 10K COVID-19 Tests Conducted Per Day; Rate Of Positive Results Drops By More Than Half, Hogan Says
• Historic SpaceX Launch Postponed Due To Weather
• Judge Says He's Being Sued For Coronavirus-Related Closures: 'I DID NOT Order A Single Business In Collin County To Close'
• NY business owner worries about a city "emptying out"
• Essential Workers Stage Protest In Cars At Capitol Over Gov. Newsom's Proposed Budget Cuts
• 'I'm Calling 911 Now': Video Shows Possible Racial Profiling Incident In Uptown Office Building
• Delaware Valley Hospitals Resuming Elective Surgeries That Were Postponed Because Of Pandemic
• CBS 11 Special COVID-19 Summer Guide
• Minneapolis Mayor Calls For County Attorney To Charge Arresting Officer In George Floyd's Death
• 40,000 Workers Exit American Airlines, Bankruptcy 'Not An Option'
• North Texans Impacted Financially By Coronavirus Pandemic Fear Higher Property Taxes: 'When Is It Enough?'
• Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh Announces More Than 60 Parishes Will Merge Into 15
• Florida Keys Set To Reopen To Visitors On Monday
• Is Reopening A Restaurant Worth It?
• Massachusetts Hit By Nationwide Unemployment Scam; Payments May Be Delayed
• 'Tragic For Everyone Here': Police Investigating Suspicious Death Of 9-Year-Old Boy After Shot In Face In East Germantown Home
• #KeepItOnTheHill With Chestnut Hill's First Fashion's Night In Virtual Show
• Smallest One-Day Increase In COVID-19 Cases In Illinois Since Early April; 1,111 New Cases, 160 More Deaths
• Dallas County Reports 197 ­­­­­­Additional Positive COVID-19 Cases
• Swimming Permitted At Cape May Beaches Beginning Saturday Morning
• Texas Summer Camps Adjust To Coronavirus Pandemic: 'It's Going To Look Different, But Fun Will Still Be The Same'
• Driver Dies After Crashing Into Power Pole, Lewisville ISD Truck In Flower Mound
• Miami Dolphins Foundation Launches Food Relief Program
• Washington, DC Set To Begin A Gradual Reopening On Friday
• Reopening: Express Lane Tolls To Resume On Highways 237, 580, 680 After 2-Month Hiatus
• 'The Wise Thing To Do': Pennsylvania Lawmakers Set To Approve Temporary $25 Billion Budget To Fund Government For Next 5 Months
• Chicago Weather: Isolated Storms To Persist
• Historic SpaceX Launch Scrubbed Due To Bad Weather
• Wedding Videography Company Denies Man Refund After Fiancée Dies In Crash: 'Life's A B***h, Justin'
• Gov. Tom Wolf Says Professional Sports Teams In Pennsylvania Can Practice And Play In 'Yellow' And 'Green' Phases Without Fans
• Cheyenne Frontier Days Canceled For First Time Ever
• McCormick & Schmick's On Nicollet Mall Is Closing For Good
• Texas A&M Grad Stephen Cox Named New US Attorney For Eastern District Of Texas 1 Day After Abrupt Resignation
• MIAC Announces Member Additions, Football Changes For 2021
• Jason McCourty Addresses Fears Of Returning To Work: 'Something We'll All Have To Deal With'
• Chicago Hosts Virtual Citywide Graduation June 14, Oprah To Deliver Commencement Address
• Sheriff's Recruit Dies During Physical Training In Haverhill
• More Patients Avoiding Hospital Visits In Colorado, 'Staying Home When They Shouldn't'
• MFD Incident Report: Medics Worked On 'Unresponsive, Pulseless' George Floyd After Mpls. Arrest
• Police: Hammer-Wielding Woman Arrested After Out-Of-Town Visitors Targeted In Alleged Racist Rant
• Reopening Colorado: Plan To Charge Fee For Climbing The Manitou Incline Moves Forward
• Pump The Brakes... The Taste Of Addison Is Not Canceled, Event Will Happen Virtually
• Amazon COVID-19 publicity video airs as news on TV stations
• Neighbors In Lone Tree Build Mini Golf Course In Front Yards
• Antonio Janifer Identified As Suspect Who Allegedly Shot Baltimore Police Officer In Federal Hill
• 'Zero Bail Fail'; Alameda County Suspect Jailed 4 Times Since March, Released Each Time
• 'We Can't Wait': MGM Resorts To Reopen Bellagio, Other Vegas Hotels June 4
• Fishermen donated 220-pound tuna to health care workers in Hawaii
• AMD's Lisa Su First Woman To Top AP's CEO Pay Analysis
• 'Shocked And Horrified': Gov. Walz Calls For Thorough Investigation Of George Floyd's Fatal Arrest
• The Hire Cause Provides COVID-19 Relief To Detroiters
• Connecticut Murder Suspect Peter Manfredonia Last Seen In Maryland, Stolen Stroudsburg Car Recovered: Police
• George Floyd Death: Stephen Jackson Mourns Losing 'Twin'; Kerr, Curry Voice Outrage
• Scammers steal "hundreds of millions" via fake jobless claims
• California Schools Superintendent: $500 Million Needed To Give All Students Internet Access
• Bald Eagle Population 'Thriving' In Massachusetts; First Eggs Spotted On Cape Cod In 115 Years
• Jason McCourty On Potential Onside Kick Change: 'Basically We're Rewarding You For Being Behind'
• Police: Officer Joshua Jackson Released From Hospital After Federal Hill Shooting, Suspect Remains On The Loose
• "It's tremendously exciting": Astronauts count down to historic launch
• School surprises girl with a photo of her service dog in the yearbook
• Cuomo to Congress: "Stop abusing New York"
• Disney World Gets Permission To Reopen July 11, But With No Parades, Fireworks
• Showboat Hotel Owner Planning To Build $100 Million Year-Round Indoor Water Park In Atlantic City
• Video: Mother Bear And 2 Cubs Visit Castle Pines Neighborhood
• Judge fired after telling alleged rape victim to "close your legs"
• Boeing slashing 12,000 jobs as coronavirus slams travel
• Walt Disney World theme parks propose mid-July reopening
• Pompeo says Hong Kong is no longer autonomous from China
• Minneapolis mayor calls for charges in George Floyd's death
• Metro Detroit Malls Scheduled To Reopen: Here's What To Know
• Eric Garner's mom reacts to George Floyd's death
• Minneapolis Releases Identities Of 4 Officers Involved In George Floyd's Fatal Arrest
• Musk praises astronauts' "nerves of steel" ahead of historic launch
• 14 US Attorneys General, Including Frosh, File Brief Calling For End To Immigration Arrests At State Courthouses
• Larry Kramer, playwright and AIDS activist, dies at 84
• J.K. Rowling announces new children's book
• Baltimore Ravens Announce Seven 2020 Scholarship Recipients
• Tropical Storm Bertha makes landfall on South Carolina's coast
• Woman fired from job after calling 911 on black man in park
• Modesto Police Detectives Trying To Identify Man Possibly Connected To Assault
• Indiana Sees 21 More COVID-19 Deaths, Indianapolis Easing Limits
• Connecticut Fugitive Student Believed To Have Taken Uber From Pa. To Maryland; FBI Joins Search
• Gov. Whitmer Requests Investigation On Edenville, Sanford Dams That Caused Historic Flooding In Mid-Michigan
• Rabid Bats Found In 2 Backyards In Boulder County
• Video shows boy trying to wake up dead mom at train station
• SWAT Team Arrests San Mateo County Domestic Violence Suspect
• Napa Hair Salons, Barbershops Reopen For First Time In Over Two Months
• Palmer Lake Police Officer Faces Charges In Accidental Off-Duty Shooting Of Another Officer
• Newport Beach To Allow Businesses, Churches To Expand Into Parking Lots, Sidewalks
• Toll Prices To Be Hiked By 36% On New Jersey Turnpike, 27% On Garden State Parkway In September
• 'Rob Gronkowski & Venus Williams Were Game For Everything': Ian Karmel On CBS's 'Game On' & 'The Late Late Show With James Corden'
• Report: Knicks Coaching Search To Include Tom Thibodeau, Kenny Atkinson
• Boeing Slashes 12,000 Jobs As COVID-19 Seizes Travel Industry
• 19-Year-Old Critically Injured, Woman Suffers Smoke Inhalation In New Castle County Fire
• Search On For 2 Suspects After Violent Robbery Targeting Elderly Man In Stockton
• Reggie Wayne: Bill Belichick Told Me To Keep $450,000 Signing Bonus
• Mayor Jacob Frey Calls For Hennepin Co. Attorney To Charge Arresting Officer In George Floyd's Death
• Here's Why Ford Is Heating Police Cars To 133 Degrees
• 3.4 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Near Gilroy, San Juan Bautista
• Gov. Murphy To All New Jerseyans: Get Out And Get Tested, Because More Data Will Hasten Economic Restart
• Massachusetts AG Investigates Deadly Coronavirus Outbreak At Littleton Facility
• Texas Man, Ex-Nebraska Outfitter Sentenced In Hunting Sting
• Thousands Of Chicago Public Schools Students Still Haven't Been Contacted During Remote Learning
• San Anselmo Man On Probation For 2 DUIs Facing New Charges After Crash Near School
• Florida Mental Health Facility Cleared In Parkland School Massacre Lawsuit
• Aspen Will Hand Out $25 Gift Cards To Spur Local Economy
• NFL Owners Will Vote On Significant Rule Change, Turning Onside Kicks Into Fourth-And-15 Plays
• Players: MLB Economic Proposal `Extremely Disappointing'
• Motorcyclist Killed, Driver Injured After Crash On Route 380 In Westmoreland County
• LA County Preparing To House Youth Locally When State Juvenile Prisons Close
• Texas To Give Nursing Homes Millions For Technology To Connect Residents With Families
• It Was 40+ Degrees Hotter In Sacramento On Tuesday Than The Same Day Last Year
• National Women's Soccer League Announces Return With 25-Game Tournament
• Confirmation Hearing Begins On PG&E's Plan For Exiting Bankruptcy
• Purple Jellyfish 'Bigger Than All Three Of Our Kids' Washes Up On Beach
• Body Found As Rescuers Search 2,400-Acre Mingo Creek Park For Missing Man
• Living With Memory Loss: A WCCO Special Report
• Pasadena Playground Fire Was Intentionally Set, Investigators Say
• Heard In Detroit: Local Heroes, The Fruits, & More!
• Report: MLB Owners, Players Association Discussing Proposed 'Sliding Scale Of Compensation'
• Baltimore Weather: Tropical Storm Bertha Won't Directly Hit Maryland, Could Bring Unsettled Weather
• Truck Hauling Portable Building Takes Down Power Lines In Fairfield
• Retailer Tuesday Morning goes bankrupt, citing coronavirus
• States weigh vote-by-mail options amid Trump and GOP opposition
• Nurse and doctor get married in the hospital where they work
• Twitter flags Trump tweet with fact-checking label
• Baker: It's 'Critically Important' Students Don't Lose More Time Next School Year
• Former VP Biden, Gov. Wolf Talk Coronavirus Recovery, Including How To Get People Back To Work
• 'We Could Really Use The Leadership': Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Endorses Joe Biden For President
• Ford Develops COVID-19 Sanitizing Software Solution To Combat COVID-19
• Walt Disney World Theme Parks Propose Mid-July Reopening, SeaWorld Seeks June 11
• Costa Rica first country in Central America to legalize same-sex marriage
• 5-Year-Old Girl, 2 Teens Injured In Shooting Outside South Side Public Housing Complex
• Protests Spark After Video Shows Michigan Deputy Punching Woman
• Former NYC Transit Boss Andy Byford Named London's Transport Commissioner
• George Floyd​'s family says officers should "pay for what they did"
• Keegan-Michael Key On His New Game Show 'Game On!': 'It's Really For Everyone, If You're 8 Or 88 You Should Be Able To Enjoy This'
• Denver Police Will Test Gunshot Detection System On Wednesday
• Ain't No Party Like A SpaceX Launch Party Featuring Texas Native Kelly Clarkson
• Baltimore City Fire Department Officials Say A Total Of 21 Employees Tested Positive, None Currently Quarantined
• Police: 4 People Injured In Drive-By Shooting In Kensington
• Meet The Highest Paid CEO In Colorado: Gregory Maffei
• Pennsylvania COVID-19 Cases Top 69,000, Death Toll Surpasses 5,200
• New Coronavirus Testing Site Opens This Week At Six Flags America
• Truck Rolls Over On I-55 In Shorewood
• Michigan Company Launches A Contact Tracing, Social Distancing Solution To Get Employees Back To Work
• Superintendents Face Big Challenge With Reopening Massachusetts Schools
• Man Arrested In Texas For Murder Of Estranged Wife In Kansas 2 Years Ago
• Phil Mickelson Open To Another Round Of 'The Match' -- With Some New Sidekicks
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Nearing 600 COVID-19 Patients Hospitalized As Death Toll Breaches 900
• 'I Feel Physically Like The Best I've Ever Felt,' Says WWE NXT's Tommaso Ciampa
• State Police Find 16-Year-Old Runaway Mason Packer, Who Was Spotted In Bellefonte
• Spike in COVID and rare illness in kids as South Korea reopens schools
• 'This....Is Why': LeBron James, Colin Kaepernick, Other Sports Stars Voice Outrage Over George Floyd's Death
• California Lays Out Pandemic Rules For Church Reopenings
• Reopening Maryland: Curbside Retail Now Open In Baltimore As Mayor Lifts More Coronavirus Restrictions
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 780 New Coronavirus Cases And 113 More Deaths, Statewide Total Cases Rises To 69,417
• St. Cloud Diocese In Minnesota To Pay Abuse Victims $22.5M
• Suspicious Fire Destroys Home Under Construction, Damages 2 Others In North Plainfield
• 16-Year-Old Boy Dies After Jumping Off Cliff At Pennsylvania Dam
• Plano Art Teacher Memorializes 'Angel' Healthcare Workers Lost To Pandemic 
• 'George Floyd's Life Mattered': Joe Biden Says Officers Must Be Held 'Fully Accountable' In Floyd's Death
• House calls off vote to reauthorize expired surveillance powers
• Apple Reopening 5 North Texas Stores And Dozens Across The Nation This Week
• Manooel Yerooshalmy, Former Ner Israel Rabbinical College Student Accused Of Trying To Run People Over, Charged With Attempted Murder
• Disney World Sets Reopening Date After Multi-Month Coronavirus Closure
• VIDEO: Coast Guard Cutter Captures Drug-Smuggling Vessel; Seizes $53.5 Million Of Cocaine
• Oakland Council President Calls For Citywide Public Wi-Fi To Close Digital Divide
• Police Looking For Missing Frederick Teen
• Only 49% Of Americans Would Get COVID-19 Vaccine Should Effective One Be Discovered, Poll Finds
• 'What's So Important About This Is Representation': Jameela Jamil & Dashaun Wesley On HBO Max's 'Legendary'
• This Weekend: Bridge Demolition To Close Portion Of I-75 In Detroit
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 5-27-20
• Wildlife Officials: 2 Riviera Beach Men Busted In Possession Of 93 Sea Turtle Eggs
• Only half of Americans would get a COVID-19 vaccine, poll shows
• Sheriff: 2 Teens Injured In Pierce Co. ATV Crash
• Tropical Storm Bertha Forms, Hits South Carolina Coast
• Trump warns China as Hong Kong protesters face crackdown and arrest
• Baltimore's Catholic Churches May Reopen At The End Of The Month, But Only At A Third Of Their Capacities
• Penguins GM: Nick Bjugstad Has Surgery After Injury Setback
• 'Test, Trace And Take Care:' Mayor Aims To Make It Easier For People To Isolate At Home Or Hotels
• Gov. JB Pritzker Appeals After Judge Grants Stay-At-Home Exemption To Clay County Resident, Tanning Salon
• Car Narrowly Misses Tree, Hits South Sacramento Home After Collision On 47th Avenue
• American Airlines Gives Customers 'More Flexibility,' Extends No Fee Changes
• Reopening South Florida: Miami Gardens Barber Shops, Hair & Nail Salons Reopen Wednesday
• MI Safe Start Map: Here's Everything To Know About The New Online Dashboard
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 1 Additional Death, 12 New Coronavirus Cases That Brings Total To 1,828
• 1 Dead In Shootout With Thornton Police, No Officers Hurt
• Late Night San Jose Fire Sends Residents Fleeing For Safety
• LA Being Considered To Host NHL Games When Season Resumes
• 9th Circuit Court Revives Lawsuits By California Cities Against Oil Companies
• Florida Changing Up Storm Response As Hurricane Season Collides With Coronavirus
• COVID-19 Latest: Hospitalizations Increase Slightly For The 2nd Day As Total Cases Reach More Than 48K In Maryland
• Police: Pennsylvania Woman Hid Grandmother's Remains In Freezer For 16 Years So Social Security Checks Would Continue
• "The future is here": ISS commander on historic SpaceX launch
• Child Immunizations In Florida Drop Amid Covid-19 Pandemic
• Chicago Announces Guidelines For Next Phase Of Reopening Businesses In Early June
• David Pastrnak, Tuukka Rask Due For Some Hardware, After NHL Officially Ends Regular Season
• What NHL's Proposed Playoff Format Means For Bruins
• Travel Through John Wayne Airport Plummets 97.2% In April Compared To Last Year
• Colorado Weather: A Warm Wednesday Will Finish On The Stormy Side
• 2-Alarm Fire Breaks Out At Valley View Elementary School
• France bans all use of drug touted by Trump in COVID-19 patients
• Man With Long Gun Robs Crofton 7-Eleven, Pepper Sprays Clerk, Police Say
• Health Officials Report 32 New COVID-19 Cases In Collin County
• D.C.-area lawmakers disapprove of Trump plans for July 4 parade
• Dallas-Based Tuesday Morning Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
• Sweet 16: NHL Playoffs Qualifying Round Tough To Predict
• Justice Department drops probes into 3 senators' stock sales
• Masks Seem To Be Working To Fight The Coronavirus, Even As Some Refuse Them
• Highmark Health Introduces 'Heroes Appreciation' Program, Paying $5 Million To AHN Hospital Employees
• 53-Year-Old Tortoise Ms. Jennifer Adopted After Owner Dies Of Coronavirus
• Coronavirus-battered India is now battling a plague of locusts
• South Shore, Mercy, Trinity, And St. Bernard Hospitals Scrap $1.1 Billion Merger; 'No Path Forward For Our Project'
• PTL Links: May 27, 2020
• Chicago Weather: Storms On The Way; Flooding Concerns Linger
• Elliott Collects $100,000 Bounty
• Trump Threatens To Shutdown Social Media After Twitter Flags His Posts
• Cooking With Rania: Copycat Banana Cream Cheesecake
• Trainer Bob Baffert Has Two Horses Fail Drug Tests
• New Zealand discharges last coronavirus patient
• Weymouth Man Killed Family's Pet Chihuahua, Police Say
• Nice Ride Rolls Out Ebikes Fleet In Minneapolis, Extends Program For Essential Workers
• 2 People Taken To Hospital After Fire At Sacramento Care Home
• Police See Spike In Raucous Hollywood Hills House Parties
• South Jersey Judge Whose Anti-Rape Advice Was 'Close Your Legs' Loses Job
• Orlando Deputies Shoot, Kill Woman Who Pointed Gun At Them
• Can Virtual Reality Help Sports Fans Experience Game Day In A Post COVID-19 World?
• Can Virtual Reality Help Sports Fans Experience Game Day In A Post-COVID-19 World?
• An urban farm's quest to survive and thrive
• Appearing "Suspicious" Or Covering Mouth A Real Fear For Some During Pandemic
• Former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick Won't Be Leaving Prison Early
• 'CrabbieMasters' Teaches Kids To Manage Life's Ups & Downs
• Police: Man Causes $3,000 Worth Of Damage To Vehicle While Posing On Top Of Roof, Hood For Photos In Center City
• NASCAR Champ Busch Supports Mandatory Masks For Admission
• Flooding Turns Hoffman Estates Park Into A Fishing Pond
• SWAT Negotiators Help Bring Hours-Long Frisco Standoff To Peaceful End
• Miami Weather: Scattered Showers
• Trump on Twitter mocks Biden for wearing a face mask
• Coronavirus Reopening Roundup: Newsom Green Lights Haircuts; Morgan Hill Fish Processing Plant Outbreak
• 2 Killed In Crash Near Cambridge Identified As Abigail And Amy Grabow
• Players Call MLB's Economic Proposal 'Extremely Disappointing'
• Tom Gores And Pistons Begin Search For General Manager
• Holy Water Fonts Turned Off, Bread-Only Communion: LA Archdiocese Releases Guidelines For Reopening
• Harris County Protests After Texan George Floyd Dies In Police Custody In Minneapolis
• Gov. Tom Wolf Endorses Joe Biden For President
• American Red Cross Has 'Urgent Need' For Donations To Prevent Blood Shortage
• Family Of Teacher Killed During Late-Night Jog In Santa Ana Pleads For Hit-And-Run Driver To Come Forward
• Body Discovered In Tesla Wreckage At Base Of Rural Santa Clara County Cliff
• Senior Spotlight: American Heritage Grad Happy To Be Making A Difference
• George Floyd death sparks large protests, confrontations with police
• CDC: Antibody Tests For COVID-19 Wrong Up To Half The Time
• LA retail stores to reopen with in-person shopping, mayor says
• House Republicans sue Pelosi over remote voting
• Harris and Warren to speak at Texas Democratic convention
• 'Real Milestone': 2 NASA Astronauts Will Launch To International Space Station From United States Soil For First Time In Nearly 10 Years
• Astronauts prepare for historic orbital mission: "We're go for launch"
• Apple to reopen 100 stores in the U.S. this week
• Economy took biggest fall in more than 50 years, Chicago Fed says
• Cash-Strapped Oakland A's Place Scouts On Furlough; Halting Pay To Minor Leaguers
• Future Uncertain For Tenants In Rent-Controlled Building On UC Berkeley Campus
• 'Paradise 4 Paws' Offering Daycare, Overnight Stays For Pets
• Robert Kraft Optimistic The NFL Will Have A 2020 Season: 'I Believe We Can Do It'
• 8 People Displaced After Fire In Englewood
• 'There's Just Not Enough of Us:' Illinois Unemployment Workers Allege Understaffing, 'Insurmountable' Workloads, Fear Of Infection As They Process Claims
• 5 People Wounded In South LA Shooting
• Abortion Rights Groups Drop Suit Over Abortion Ordinances In Texas Towns
• Election security 2020: How prepared is U.S. for foreign threats?
• CBS 2's Irika Sargent Co-Hosting 'The Talk' On CBS Wednesday
• Police: Driver High On Drugs Kills 4-Year-Old Girl Outside Her Long Island Home
• Video shows Russian pilots buzz U.S. spy plane again
• Employers Could Mandate Heath Checks As Businesses Open, Attorney Says
• FBI Investigation Confirms There Was Only 1 Gunman In Texas Naval Base Shooting
• As Contact Tracing Efforts Ramp Up, So Do Training Courses For Those Seeking Jobs In The Industry
• One Dead, One Hospitalized After ATV Crash In Lawrence County
• Only Half Of Americans Would Get A Coronavirus Vaccine, Poll Shows
• Saving Main Street: Fundraiser For White Bear Lake Businesses
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/27 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Six People Suing Giant Eagle Over Face Mask Policy
• Even In Well-To-Do Glen Ellyn, Food Pantries See Surge In Demand As Pandemic Hammers Economy
• Weather outlook for SpaceX launch continues to improve
• Police: Man Fatally Shoots Alleged Thief After Catching Suspect Stealing His DJ Equipment In Port Richmond
• Video shows cop with knee on neck of moaning man who later died
• Trump ramps up attacks against mail-in voting
• Police: 21-Year-Old Man Found Shot On Porch In Tioga
• Pittsburgh Weather: Clouds Return On Wednesday, Overnight Rain Possible
• Survey: Most Students Want To Return To The Classroom
• Wednesday's Child: 9-Year-Old Yomiah
• U.K. domestic violence charity sees calls surge 66% during COVID lockdown
• Tewksbury's 'Magical Unicorns' Delivering Wine And Cheer To Homes
• 26 States, Including Pennsylvania, Reporting Cases Of Coronavirus-Related Inflammatory Syndrome In Children
• 'She Was A Great Lady': Munhall Neighborhood Mourns Loss Of 87-Year-Old Woman Killed In House Fire
• Pennsylvania Prepares Short-Term Budget Amid Virus Uncertainty
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• Texas high school holds graduation ceremony at speedway
• Remembering the victims of COVID-19 as death toll reaches 100,000
• London Calling: Calls grow for British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's adviser to resign
• Trump mocks those wearing face masks, calling it "politically correct"
• Historic SpaceX Crew Dragon launch postponed due to bad weather
• U.S. coronavirus death toll surpasses 100,000
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• SpaceX and NASA delay historic launch due to weather
• From 2006: AIDS activist Larry Kramer: "I wasn't a phony ... I fought for life"
• School bus drivers spell out message for Class of 2020
• Cuomo says Congress should "stop abusing New York"
• NHL and players union agree on plan to restart hockey season
• Musician Mikel Jollett on escaping notorious Synanon cult, finding success and revealing new memoir
• SpaceX and NASA look to make history with piloted commercial flight
• QAnon conspiracy theory's growing influence on American politics
• SpaceX set to launch two NASA astronauts to space station
• The focus of Trump and Biden's Facebook ad spending during pandemic
• Trump accuses Twitter of interfering in election by fact-checking tweets
• Biden supports investigation into George Floyd's death in police custody
• Trump campaign announces staff shake-ups
• Poll shows many Americans skeptical about COVID-19 vaccine
• Hundreds arrested in Hong Kong pro-democracy protests
• Minneapolis police clash with protesters demanding justice for George Floyd
• An urban farm's quest to survive and thrive
• Arizona Senator Martha McSally on her new book, "Dare to Fly," the pandemic and 2020 election
• How nearly 100,000 coronavirus deaths compare to past pandemics, crises
• Fully-armed Russian jets fly dangerously close to U.S. patrol plane
• Police say Connecticut murder suspect took Uber to Walmart after suspected killings
• Elon Musk says SpaceX rocket launch is "a dream come true"
• Trump accuses Twitter of interfering in election after fact check flags on mail-in voting tweets
• Family demands justice for George Floyd as hundreds protest in Minneapolis