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• SUV Rams, Injures 2 Demonstrators After Day Of Intense Police Clashes At San Jose George Floyd Protest
• Wind-Whipped Wildfire Engulfs Homeless Encampment Near SJ Mineta International Airport
• Hundreds Of Black Lives Matter Activists Protest Death Of George Floyd In Sacramento
• LAPD Declares Unlawful Assembly As Protesters, Police Clash Downtown; Looting Reported
• Oakland George Floyd Protest Turns Angry As Marchers Block Freeway, Start Looting
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths
• Pentagon To Send Military Police To Minnesota Following Fourth Night Of Unrest Over George Floyd's Death
• Coronavirus Unemployment: EDD Acknowledges Staff May Be Responsible For Costly Date Errors
• Restaurants, Hair Salons Cleared To Fully Reopen In LA County
• Boulder Sit-In For George Floyd Death Quiet, Peaceful
• Police Use Tear Gas To Disperse Protesters Near City And County Building
• Would You Want To Get A Coronavirus Vaccine? Only Half Of Americans Say 'Yes'
• State Lawmaker Nearly Shot, Bullet Hole Among Damage At State Capitol After Violent George Floyd Death Protests
• Copper Mountain Offers Colorado-Style Graduation Ceremony For Peak School Class Of 2020
• Supreme Court Rejects Challenge To Limits On Church Services
• 'No Justice, No Peace': Inland Empire Crowds Remain Peaceful On Second Night Of Police Protests
• Protesters Share Stories Of Racism, Injustice While Marching For Change
• Lodi Teens Use Time At Home To Build Car Detailing Business
• What Will Live Music Look Like When It Returns?
• Ex-MPD Officer Derek Chauvin Could Face Almost 20 Years In Death Of George Floyd
• Shedd Aquarium Celebrating 90th Birthday During Pandemic
• Dallas Solidarity Rally For George Floyd Escalates With Demonstrators Blocking Street, Police Tossing Tear Gas
• LASD Deputy Shoots Suspect In Lancaster
• Thief Uses Fake ID To Steal UPS Package Containing Apple Computer
• Drive-In Concerts May Be The Answer To The Summer Shows You're Missing
• Peaceful Protesters Create Alliance With Denver Police Before Tensions Escalated Friday Night
• CBS 11 Reporter Steve Pickett Overcome By Tear Gas Covering George Floyd Protest
• 2 Security Guards Shot In Downtown Oakland
• West Sacramento Feed Store Closing After Nearly 40 Years
• Chicago Weather: Clear, Cool Weekend On Horizon
• Retired Naval Aviator Rescues Man From Chicago River
• Dozens Arrested, Officers Injured As Another Round Of Protests Over George Floyd's Death Takes Place In Manhattan, Brooklyn
• Protest Over Death of George Floyd Shuts Down Upper Deck Of Bay Bridge In San Francisco
• Gov. Murphy: Child Care Services, Youth Sports Practices, And Day Camps To Resume In New Jersey In Next Few Weeks
• B-PEP Highlights Police Chief Scott Schubert's 'Leadership' Following Letter Calling George Floyd's Death 'Senseless'
• New York City On Track For Phase 1 Reopening Around June 8, Cuomo Says
• Mayor De Blasio's Statement That Some New Yorkers 'Are Going To Have To Improvise' Getting To Work Draws Criticism
• Denver Police Erect Barricade, Clash With Protesters Outside Headquarters
• Humpback Whale Tangled In Net Spotted In Shrewsbury River
• Connecticut Reopening: Casinos Welcome Invited Patrons Saturday, Restrictions Eased On Worship Services
• New Jersey Unveils Plan Allowing Child Care Services, Non-Contact Sports, Youth Camps To Resume In Coming Weeks
• Chicago Protesters Block Streets Downtown In Response To George Floyd's Death
• Reopening Maryland: Restaurants With Outdoor Dining Open Up For Customers Friday
• Protesters Clash With Officers Outside Boston Police Station
• George Floyd Death: Protest Held In Baltimore's Inner Harbor
• 1 In 10 Coronavirus Patients With Diabetes Die Within A Week, Study Finds
• Woman's Body Found In Wooded Area Of Cockeysville
• BREAKING: Calumet Park Police Officer Rushed To Hospital After Chase
• Former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin Taken Into Custody In George Floyd's Death
• South Florida Police Department Heads Blast Officers' Actions In Minnesota
• Lawyer: Wife Of Charged Ex-MPD Officer Derek Chauvin Files For Divorce
• Local Religious Leaders Stress Importance Of Public Health, Safety Ahead Of Reopening
• Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh Elementary Teachers Told They're Not Guaranteed Jobs Come Fall
• The Dark Past Of President Trump's "When The Looting Starts, The Shooting Starts" Tweet Starts In Miami
• Antenna Users, It's Time To Rescan Your TVs Again If You Want To Watch WJZ
• University System Of Maryland's Fall Semester Planned As Hybrid In-Person, Remote Instruction
• Maryland Pilot Expresses Frustrations Surrounding COVID-19 Pandemic With Skywriting
• Tiscornia Beach And Discovery Park Will Be Closed Saturday Due To Large, Unpermitted Events
• Exclusive: Florida Kills Mask Decontamination Unit
• White House Briefly Locked Down During Protests Of George Floyd's Death
• 'I Was So Angry': Kindergartner's Graduation Sign Stolen From Douglas Yard
• Dropkick Murphys Take Over Fenway Park For Benefit Concert
• Philadelphia Area Retailers 'Cautiously Optimistic' About In-Store Shopping Soon Resuming In Yellow Reopening Phase
• Kaepernick creates fund to pay legal fees for Minneapolis protesters
• Indiana County Man Accused Of Attacking 3 People
• Atlanta mayor makes impassioned plea to calm violent protests
• Violent Denver George Floyd Protests: 13 Arrests, 3 Police Officers Hurt
• Multiple Fights Break Out At Arden Fair Mall On Day Of Reopening
• Philadelphia Police Officer Fatally Shoots Armed Suspect Chasing SEPTA Employee In Frankford, Officials Say
• Exclusive: Mayor Jacob Frey Discusses What Led To The Abandonment Of 3rd Precinct
• Sonoma County Sheriff Agrees To Enforce Local Health Order, Then Changes Mind
• 'She Didn't Stop': Denver Protester Recalls Moment He Was Hit By SUV
• New Jersey Restaurant Owners Plead With Governor To Allow Outdoor Dining In Coming Weeks
• Amazon Worker At Crafton Facility Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• New City Program Allows Restaurants To Expand Outdoor Dining To Sidewalks, Private Parking Lots
• 'Take A Knee' Marchers Continue Marching Through Downtown Minneapolis After Curfew
• NYPD: Amy Cooper, Woman Involved In Viral Central Park Confrontation, Could Face Charges
• How It Came To Be That The State Took Things Over
• Saugus High School Substitute Teacher Charged With Sex-Related Crimes Involving 14-Year-Old Student
• Rangers, Islanders Getting Ready For Unique Playoff Experience
• Hometown Golfer Franklin Corpening Looks Forward To Competing At Colonial Next Month
• Texas Conservative Activist Allen West Speaks About His Motorcycle Crash: 'It Felt Like My Arms Were On Fire'
• Sausalito Gradually Reopening Downtown Parking Lots To Reduce Congestion
• 'This Is Our Work': Garcetti Calls On Angelenos To Continue Addressing Systems Of Oppression
• Living Room Sports: Max Talbot And Colby Armstrong Talk Stanley Cup Memories And Rooming With Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin
• Gurnee Native And Former Illini Star Fundraises For Hospitality Workers
• 2 On Your Side: Stimulus Check Goes Missing In The Mail
• Pittsburgh Weather: Flood Advisory Issued For Local Counties
• California To Vote On Business Tax Hike Worth Up To $12B
• Butte County Inmate Tests Positive For Coronavirus; 26 Other Inmates Exposed
• Black Parents Fielding Tough Questions Following George Floyd Death By Minneapolis Police Officer
• California Prison Employees Suspended Over Racist Remarks
• 'Ford v Ferrari' Memorabilia Will Be Auctioned Off To Benefit Coronavirus First Responders
• Community Comes Together To Pick Up Pieces After Mpls. Protests
• PAC-12, Power Five Send Letter To Congress Asking For Legislation To Allow Pay Student Athletes
• Police: 5-Year-Old Boy Sustains Head, Face Injuries After Falling From 2nd-Floor Window In South Philadelphia
• 'Most Important Thing You Can Do Is Listen': Fort Collins Police Chief's Advice During Protests
• Sacramento Launches App To Track City's WiFi Buses
• As Taverns Teeter On The Brink Due To COVID-19, City Requires Many To Fork Over Money For New Liquor License
• Large, Organized Protests Fill Denver Streets 1 Day After Violent Demonstrations
• Protests Against Deadly Arrest Reach White House; Car Burned Outside CNN
• Annapolis To Begin Roll Out Of Recovery Zones Next Week
• West Virginia Governor Will Allow Youth Sports To Resume With Fans In The Stands This Summer
• Citing Rise In COVID-19 Cases, Alameda County Officials Leave Current Health Order In Place
• Arden Fair Mall Reopens: Here's What Shoppers Can Expect
• Trump Announces U.S. Will End Support For World Health Organization During COVID-19 Pandemic
• New Hampshire Coronavirus Cases Rise By 107, 6 More Deaths Reported
• Andy Cohen says he gave his rescue dog away out of concern for his son
• Snapshot NY: Motorcycle Sidecar Tour Business Now Helps Health Care Heroes Get To Work
• 'No Question': Gov. Tom Wolf Says Students Will Go Back In The Fall, But School Will Look Different
• CA Prison Employees Suspended For Posting Racist Jokes About Death Of George Floyd
• Body Of Woman, 39, Believed To Be Victim Of Homicide Found Near Stockton
• Trump to resume in-person fundraisers in June
• Community Leaders Respond To Death Of George Floyd At Hands Of Minneapolis Officer
• San Mateo County Churches, Retail Stores, Beaches To Reopen On June 1 With Restrictions
• Trusted Colleague, Treasured Friend: KDKA's Beloved Brenda Waters Retiring After 45-Year Career In Broadcasting
• Firefighters Battle Vegetation Fire On American River Parkway Near Cal Expo
• 'I'm Losing My House To Coronavirus': Samba Montclair Owner Ilson Gonclaves Provides Meals For Hungry Despite Financial Struggles
• Butler County Commissioners Asking For Federal Funding To Help Coronavirus Reopening Plan
• Death Brings New Life To An Organ Transplant Patient In The Age Of COVID-19
• Beloved 'Dancing Security Guard' Honored With Surprise Caravan In Philadelphia's Cobbs Creek Neighborhood
• Yolo County Coronavirus Testing Facility Moving From Woodland To West Sacramento
• Lightfoot On Trump's Protest Tweets: 'It Begins With F And Ends With You'
• Joining Area Retailers, Sunrise Mall Set To Reopen Friday
• 'You Couldn't Ask For A Better Husband': Westmoreland Co. Man Found Stabbed To Death In Virginia, Leaving A Woman Without A Husband And 4 Kids Without A Father
• Sen. Bob Casey Antibody's Test Result Indicates He Probably Had COVID-19 Earlier This Year
• Families Say Personal Items Belonging To Loved Ones Lost To COVID-19 Disappeared From Hospitals
• Trump calls George Floyd's death a "terrible thing"
• 78-Year-Old Man Shot In Crossfire In Northwest Baltimore, Police Say
• 'If You Keep Murdering Black People, The City Will Burn': Community Shares Their Anguish At Rally
• Florida Signs Off On Reopening Disney, SeaWorld
• Man Pushed In Front Of Train Fatally Struck At 87th Street CTA Red Line Stop
• Hair Salons And Barbershops Buzzing With Clients As Lawrence County Moves Into 'Green' Phase
• Suburban Chicago Shops And Restaurants Open In Illinois' COVID-19 Phase 3
• 'Most Important Are Safety For Our Staff, Animals, Guests': Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo Prepares For June 3 Reopening
• 'It Was A Relief:' George Floyd's Fiancee Speaks Out After Derek Chauvin's Arrest
• Massive mural honors immigrant frontline workers in NYC
• Maryland Comptroller To Reopen Most Branches Offices June 1
• Furry Tails: Ewok, Maggie & Stella Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Family Says Car Towed In Allston With Young Children Inside
• Coronavirus Memoriam: Remembering Beloved Artist Bob Barci And Doting Uncle Frank Bowman
• Former MPD Officer Derek Chauvin In Custody, Charged With Murder In George Floyd's Death
• SpaceX launch still a beacon of hope for this engineer
• Beverly Center Reopens To In-Store Shopping
• If You Have ADHD, Here's How To Manage Working From Home
• Healthcare Workers Honored At Mercy Hospital
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump says he spoke to George Floyd's family
• CHLA Reports Additional Cases Of New Inflammatory Condition Possibly Linked To Coronavirus
• Howard County Reopening Outdoor Pools, Youth Camps, Sports And Drive-In Theaters
• American Airlines Flight Attendant Clashes With Airline Over Choice To Wear Face Shield
• Pittsburgh Salon Owner 'Excited' About 'Green' Phase, While Restaurant Owner Says He's 'Gonna Wait And See'
• CBS3 Summerfest: Lil' Pop Shop Offers Tips For Making Sweet Treats At Home
• Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez Talks About Latest Reopenings
• CBS3 Summerfest: Creative Ideas For Making A Fun At-Home Movie Night With Family
• Orange County Reports 3 More Coronavirus-Related Deaths, 185 New Cases
• Small Businesses Hoping For PPP Loan Changes As $140B Remains Unused
• Governor, First Partner Announce Expanded Support For Domestic Violence Victims
• Mpls. School Board Director Proposes To Terminate Contract With MPD
• Catholic Action League Pushes Back Against Somerville Mayor's Church Capacity Restriction
• Coronavirus (WI): Wisconsin Reports 733 More COVID-19 Cases And 18 Deaths
• Latest SpaceX Starship Prototype Explodes During Test
• Survey: 40% Of Americans View Going To Hospital As Riskier Than Hair Salon, Concert Or Beach
• Missouri's last abortion clinic will stay open
• 'Sewer Water Has A Story To Tell': Wastewater Could Help Detect Coronavirus Outbreaks
• WATCH: CBS4 Photojournalist Rafael Murciano Is True 'Bon Vivant' With New Music Video
• Ice Cube Previews New Movie 'The High Note' With CBS3's Ukee Washington
• Val Demings says Trump continues to demonstrate he is "unfit"
• Unlike Minneapolis, Chicago Police Policy Considers Neck Pressure Applied To George Floyd 'Deadly Force'
• North Texas School District Honors Students Posthumously After New Law
• Haircut Night In America: CBS3's Pat Gallen Has Wife Cut His Hair With Virtual Guidance From Bobby Mack And Co. Stylist
• Pitt Football To Begin Voluntary On-Campus Workouts On June 8
• Flynn and Russian ambassador transcripts released
• Hundreds Of Brookline Teachers Face Layoffs; Union Warns About Thousands More Across State
• George Floyd, Derek Chauvin Worked Security At Same Minneapolis Nightclub
• 'They've Earned It': Parents, Seniors Hope New York Follows New Jersey's Lead To Allow In-Person Graduations
• St. Thomas Law Students Offer To Represent Protesters For Free
• SpaceX, NASA To Try Historic Launch Again Saturday
• Uber Faces Backlash Over Disposal Of Tens Of Thousands Of Jump Bikes, Scooters
• St. Paul Protests By The Numbers: 3,983 Incidents Involving SPPD, Hundreds Of Buildings Damaged, 7 Arrested
• NYPD Investigation Recommends Charges Against Officers In Viral Social Distancing Arrest
• SpaceX Starship prototype explodes in engine test
• I-Team: Families Of Those Who Died At The Holyoke Soldiers' Home Concerned Investigations Aren't Impartial
• Mass. Teacher Of The Year: Pandemic Forces Us To Rethink What Teaching Means
• Johns Hopkins Doctor Says Tracking Loss Of Taste, Smell In COVID-19 Patients May Help With Contact Tracing
• 'I Hope It Resonates With People': Jesus Trejo On Showtime Comedy Special 'Stay At Home Son'
• Some North Texas Businesses Hurt By Coronavirus Raising Prices, Adding Fees
• Philadelphia Parking Authority To Resume Enforcing Parking Meters In June
• New Multi-Billion Dollar Testing Industry Born From NYC Businesses Reinventing Themselves In Wake Of Pandemic
• Diocese Of Sacramento Says Masses Will Resume Starting June 14, But No Obligation To Attend
• Progress Made In Cleanup At Fire-Damaged Pier 45
• Investigation Launched After Denver News Helicopter's Flight Interrupted By Laser
• Report: NBA Commissioner Adam Silver Targets July 31 For Season Restart
• Covid-19 Uncertainties Keep Some From Booking Vacation Rentals In Mass.
• How offices, trains and hotels may change post-lockdown
• Officer Shoots Suspect In Tracy During Chase
• Sources: 16-Year-Old Charged With Murder Of Dallas Woman Was On Probation For Several Violent Crimes
• Experts Urge Emphasis On Safety As Pools Set To Reopen In Miami-Dade
• Trump Says U.S. 'Terminating' Relationship With World Health Organization
• Reopening Philadelphia: Officials Release 'Safer At Home' Plan As City Nears Yellow Phase
• Next Food Distribution For Hungry North Texans During Coronavirus Pandemic In DeSoto Tuesday
• Massachusetts Restaurants To Get Reopening Date On June 6
• Costco Looking To Bring Back Samples By Mid-June
• Gov. Newsom On George Floyd Death: 'We've Got To Fundamentally Change Who We Are'
• Coast Guard Cutter Makes $6 Million High Seas Pot Bust
• LIST: Baltimore Restaurants Open For Outdoor Dining
• Two Arrests, Two Hospitalized Following A Shooting Inside Nordstrom At Aventura Mall
• Car Connected To Fatal Rohnert Park Shooting Found In Clearlake
• Reopening Colorado: Some Denver Restaurants Opt For Slow Rollout Of Dine-In Plan
• 'My Message Is That Honesty, Transparency And Empathy Go A Long Way In Bringing People Together And Making Change': Dolphins Coach Brian Flores On George Floyd's Death
• Off-Duty Police Lieutenant Shot Inside South Philadelphia CVS During Struggle With Suicidal Man, Authorities Say
• Bottle, Can Redemption To Resume In Massachusetts With Restrictions In June
• 'We Are Concerned': Research Shows 90 Percent Drop In Cancer Screenings Over Last 2 Months
• Mall Of America Postpones Reopening Retail Stores On June 1
• Allegheny Health Network Takes Coronavirus Mobile Testing Unit To Duquesne
• Gov. JB Pritzker Lifting Stay-At-Home Order As Illinois Enters Phase 3 Of Reopening
• Accidental Injuries Among Children At Home On Rise During Pandemic, CHOP Research Shows
• Class Of 2020 Silver Knight Awards Ceremony Synthesized To Video Studio
• 49ers Edge Rusher Dee Ford Aims for Healthy 2nd Season
• Reopening Florida: Universal Orlando Resort Reopening Some Hotels June 2
• 'United We Sing: A GRAMMY Salute To The Unsung Heroes' Coming To CBS on June 21st
• New Baltimore City Program Will Help Residents With Stress, Trauma Of COVID-19 Pandemic
• CDC Was 'Never Blind' To Early Spread Of Coronavirus In US, Director Says
• LA County Public Defender Dies Of Coronavirus
• Pirates Charities, Pittsburgh Bureau Of Police Hand Out Lunches
• Red Sox Will Reportedly Pay Minor Leaguers Through August
• Police: 17-Year-Old Earl Davis Arrested For Sexually Assaulting Woman, Shooting Roommate Inside West Philadelphia Apartment
• Satirical sites take aim at Mark Zuckerberg
• Newsom Calls On Californians To 'Be Better As Human Beings' Amid Growing George Floyd Unrest
• Person Rescued By Fishermen, Boat Goes Up In Flames In Plymouth Bay
• Arlington Crews Recover Body From Trinity River
• Texas Sen. Ted Cruz Defends CNN Crew Arrested While Covering Protest: 'This Is Stunning, Bizarre & Wrong'
• President Trump To Resume In-Person Fundraising In Dallas Next Month
• Monkeys snatch COVID-19 blood samples from college in India
• Police: 50-Year-Old Man Found Dead In Port Richmond Basement After Suffering Blunt Force Trauma To Head, Face
• Baltimore City Set To Distribute 1,200 AC Units, 25K Fans For Older Adults As Code Red Extreme Heat Season Begins
• Texas Sen. Ted Cruz Calls For Investigation Into Twitter For 'Possible Criminal Violations'
• Cuomo says New York City on track to begin reopening June 8
• Wait Is Almost Over: Florida Keys Set To Reopen To Visitors On Monday
• George Floyd Death: Protesters Return To Capitol In Denver; Hundreds March Through Streets
• Chicago Police Officers Ordered To No Longer Use Force To Disperse Large Gatherings
• Celtics Will Start Allowing Limited Individual Player Workouts At Auerbach Center On June 1
• Massachusetts Reports 617 New Coronavirus Cases And 78 More Deaths
• Man Stabbed In Gwynn Oak, Suspect In Custody
• Car Plows Into Man Outside Colorado Capitol During George Floyd Protest
• San Jose Couple Arrested In Weekend Fatal Stabbing
• Baltimore City Recreation & Parks Reopen City Tennis Courts, Disk Golf Courses
• Baltimore Police Offer $19K Reward For Information Leading To Arrest Of Antonio Janifer, Suspect Accused Of Shooting Officer Joshua Jackson, Carjacking Bystander
• Mpls. And St. Paul Fire Departments Stretched Thin As Businesses Continue To Burn
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cold Front Pushing In Could Stir Up Severe Thunderstorms
• Denver Police Chief Praises Officers For Showing 'Extreme Restraint' During George Floyd Death Protests
• New York Knicks Announce Re-Opening Of MSG Training Center
• Trump says U.S. "terminating" relationship with WHO
• Lost Your Health Insurance Because You Were Laid Off? Here Are Some Resources
• Detroit Housing Market Up 298.5%
• Joe Biden: 'We're A Country With An Open Wound'
• This week on "Face the Nation," May 24, 2020
• Don't Toss That Junk Mail - It Might Be Your Stimulus Payment Debit Card
• Denver Mayor: Violence During George Floyd Protests In Colorado Undermines Push For Change
• George Floyd Death: Maryland Leaders Condemn Deadly Arrest Caught On Video
• Family lawyer says no charges is "like they're killing George all over again"
• Taylor Swift takes aim at Trump in powerful tweet
• Tarrant County Sheriff's Office Addresses Suicide, Birth And COVID-19 Death At Jail - All Within Last Month
• HHS Secretary Alex Azar: Federal Investigation Underway Into Brighton Rehab And Wellness Center, Where More Than 70 Residents Have Died
• Fed chief: Virus hurting "those least able to bear its burdens"
• SMU Waives ACT/SAT Score Requirements For Admission Next Year Due To Coronavirus
• Food Giveaway Held In Sylmar For Hundreds Of Hollywood Workers
• South Florida Mosquito Expert: 'We Could Be In For Medium To Heavy Mosquito Season'
• George Floyd Death: Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Says It's Not Fair To Compare With Freddie Gray Case
• Some Minneapolis, St. Paul Post Offices Temporarily Suspend Delivery, Retail Services
• Intoxicated Boyfriend Tracks Down Girlfriend Arrested For DWI, Ends Up In Jail Too 
• Maryland Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Watches, Warnings Issued For Parts Of State
• Driver License Office Appointments
• Fired Minneapolis officer charged with murder in death of George Floyd
• Trump Announces US Redirecting WHO Funding To Other Public Health Organizations
• Biden refers to George Floyd's death as an "open wound"
• Gov. Hogan Extends Order Prohibiting Utility Providers From Shutting Off, Charging Late Fees Through July 1
• 2 People Found Injured At Royal Farms In Edgewood, Police Investigating
• Reopening Pennsylvania: Gov. Wolf Lifting More Pandemic Restrictions In Commonwealth
• Are Dams Safe In Colorado? Top Dam Safety Official Explains Steps To Prevent Devastating Floods
• Chicago Mayor Lightfoot Introduces 'Our Streets' Closed To Traffic To Allow For Social Distancing
• Search On For 3 Sacramento Men Last Seen Being Swept Into North Fork Of Cosumnes River
• Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese Shuttering Quigley High School
• Report: Minnesota Twins Commit To Paying Minor League Players Through August 31, Will Not Release Any Players
• Skyrocketing Demand For Work-From-Home Services In Colorado Isn't Letting Up
• Here's The Do's And Don'ts When Heading To Metro Detroit Farmers Markets
• Jerry O'Connell On 'Haircut Night In America': 'It Just Made Us Laugh'
• Dallas County Reports ­­200 ­­­­­­Additional Positive COVID-19 Cases
• 103-year-old beats coronavirus, asks for a beer
• Boston Sports Teams Can Open Practice Facilities On June 6 With Precautions
• Maryland Hospitalizations Down Slightly As COVID-19 Cases Surpass 50K Across The State
• Search Continues For San Francisco Man Missing In Delta
• President Trump Calls Mpls. Protesters 'Thugs'; Doubles Down On 'When The Looting Starts, The Shooting Starts' Message
• Half Moon Bay Pumpkin Fest Canceled; Weigh-In Still Taking Place
• The Dig Callback: Finding Tranquility In Hard Times At Brooklyn Tea
• De Blasio Defends Calling For Officers To Be Charged In George Floyd's Death Despite It Taking 5 Years For NYPD To Fire Officer Involved In Death Of Eric Garner
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 5-29-20
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Malbec
• Reading Native Taylor Swift Says President Trump Is 'Stoking The Fires Of White Supremacy' With Shooting Looters Tweet
• Ex-Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin Arrested In George Floyd's Death
• Former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin Arrested, Charged With Murder In George Floyd's Death
• Minnesota governor says black community "hurting beyond words"
• Big Beaver Road To Close Under I-75 Monday Night In Oakland County
• Panic In Denver As Shots Fired During Rally Outside Colorado's Capitol Building
• Gov. Hogan Hopes Ocean City, Maryland Visitors Do A 'Better Job' Social Distancing This Weekend
• 'Inflammatory Rhetoric Isn't Going To Help': Gov. Hogan On President Trump's Tweets About George Floyd Protests
• 'Operation Clean' To Enhance Chicago Neighborhood Pride
• Twitter flags Trump's "shooting" tweet for glorifying violence
• Oakland A's 'Voice Of God' Announcer Roy Steele, An Auburn Resident, Has Died
• Minneapolis police arrest CNN crew on live television
• Obama on George Floyd: "This shouldn't be 'normal' in 2020"
• Northbound M-19 Closing Near I-94 In Macomb County For A Month
• FBI Offering $2,500 Reward In 'Doughboy' Statue Vandalism Case
• Barack Obama: 'Being Treated Differently On Account Of Race Is Tragically, Painfully, Maddeningly 'Normal''
• Gov. Polis On Violence During George Floyd Death Protests: 'Coloradans Are Better Than This'
• San Francisco Launches Large Scale COVID-19 Testing In Hunters Point, Visitacion Valley And Sunnydale
• 3 Suspects Sought In Millbrae Armed Robbery
• Some plasma donors may be more beneficial to COVID-19 treatment
• Bill Brown Ford Streams Detroit Youth Choir Graduation Benefit May 29 at 6pm
• 'Let My Building Burn': Gandhi Mahal Restaurant Owner Calls For Justice For George Floyd
• Salons Reopen In Illinois; Salon In Southwest Suburbs Opens With Customers At Midnight
• Liam's List: Your Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• Nearly $100M In Federal Funding Headed Towards Port Authority's BRT Project Designed To Create Dedicated Bus Lanes
• Karol's Barbershop In Kenilworth Reopens After Nearly Three-Month Shutdown; 'She's A Special Part Of Our Lives'
• Emergency Food Distribution Effort Underway In Salem County
• Ted Cruz calls for criminal investigation into Twitter
• Gov. Tom Wolf Announces 16 More Counties, Including Most Of Pittsburgh Area, Moving Into 'Green' Phase Next Week
• Consumer spending plunges as Americans hoard cash
• Outbreak Of Gun Violence In Philadelphia Leaves 2 People Dead, 10 Others Injured In 7 Separate Shootings
• Resolution Reached In Case Against 17-Year-Old Boy Charged In Viral Deer Torture Video
• Police Arrest Man Who Allegedly Tried To Set Hotel Clerk On Fire, David Sarkisian
• Maryland Breweries, Wineries, Distilleries Can Serve Outdoors, Allow Third-Party Shipment Of Alcohol, Gov. Hogan Says
• I-395 Reopen After Deadly Shooting, Suspect Remains On The Loose
• MDH: COVID-19 Deaths Rise To Just Under 1,000 In Minnesota
• Rutland Police Detective John Songy Loses Battle With Coronavirus
• De Blasio Says NYC Will Provide Businesses 2 Million Face Coverings As They Reopen
• Boston Plans To Open Space For Outdoor Dining, Grow Bike Lanes
• Will Malls Be Safe? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 91 More Deaths And 693 New Coronavirus Cases, Statewide Total Grows To 70,735
• 'I'm Embracing It': New Jets QB Joe Flacco On Serving As Mentor For Starter Sam Darnold
• Bicyclist Left With Severe Lacerations After Hit-And-Run In Elk Grove; Search Still On For Driver
• Foley's NY Closing Its Doors Permanently: 'There Is Just No Way I Can See That We Can Do It' Says Owner Shaun Clancy
• Transcript of 911 call on George Floyd released
• Man Dies After Crashing Into Pole Seconds After Fleeing Traffic Stop In Carrollton
• Cocktail recipes from New York City's Dante
• George Floyd Protests In Denver Get Violent: Cars Damaged, Graffitti Sprayed On Capitol
• Police Use Emergency Triage To Help Man Shot At Dallas Apartment Complex
• Colorado House And Senate Won't Convene Friday Or Saturday Due To George Floyd Death Protests
• Season's First Ozone Alert Issued For Denver, Air Unhealthy For Sensitive Groups
• Two Maryland Youth Facilities Closing Down, Department of Juvenile Services Says
• Ditching the water cooler: Coronavirus to upend office life
• 'Minneapolis And St. Paul Are On Fire': Gov. Walz Says Order Must Be Restored As Twin Cities Enters 4th Day Of George Floyd Unrest
• 55 Philadelphia Police Academy Graduates Sworn-in As Police Officers
• Chicago-Area Malls Reopen Friday
• Family Flees Flames; Pet Dog Dies In Early Morning Antioch Fire
• Pleasant Hill Teen Ryan Joseph Completes Amazing Recovery From Hospital Bed To High School Grad
• Redwood City Man Accused Of Possessing At Least 200,000 Child Porn Images
• Philabundance Launches Drive-thru Emergency Food Distribution Site At Citizens Bank Park
• Man Killed By Gunfire During Wednesday Protests Identified As Calvin Lewis Horton Jr.
• Boeing Is Building The 737 Max Again, Even Though It Is Not Yet Approved To Fly
• Death Investigation Underway In Roseville; Several Taken Into Custody
• Ascension Michigan To Resume Elective Surgeries, Other Healthcare Services
• How COVID-19 is driving the creativity of musicians
• Officials In Texas Confirm Deputy Mistakenly Shot And Killed Constable Caleb Rule
• 'We've Had More Good Fortune Than We Deserve': Jon Fratelli On The Fratellis & New Song 'Strangers In The Street'
• Scott Boras Tells Clients Not To Bail Out Baseball Owners
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Weekend Ahead With Cooler Temperatures
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports No Additional Deaths, While 19 New Coronavirus Cases Brings Total To 1,870
• Orange County Health Officer Threatened Over Mask Order
• Philadelphia City Council Holds Virtual Hearing On Emergency Housing Protection Plan
• "Bedrock Relaunch" Offers Downtown Detroit Businesses Rent Abatement
• Minneapolis Gears Up For 4th Night Of George Floyd Protests
• City Of Miami To Pay Tribute To First Responders, Essential Workers With Fireworks Show Saturday
• Twitter Adds 'Glorifying Violence' Warning To Trump Tweet On George Floyd Protests
• Gordon Hayward Warns Fans That Some 'Sloppy' Basketball Is Coming
• Yzerman-Led Red Wings Rebuild On Long-Term Plan
• Man Shot Dead In St. Paul; No Apparent Connection To George Floyd Riots
• Executive order takes aim at social media companies
• 12-year-old's heartbreaking song goes viral
• 'The Cries For Peace Will Rain Down': Colin Kaepernick Pays Tribute To George Floyd
• Chicago Police To Reassign Another 100 Officers From Headquarters To Patrol
• Health Officials Report 19 New COVID-19 Cases In Collin County
• Sen. Bob Casey Says He's Willing To Donate Plasma After Positive Coronavirus Antibody Test
• Whitmer Extends Tax Foreclosure Redemption Deadline To June 29
• Twins' Max Kepler Deletes 'Blue Lives Matter' Mask Pic Posted Amid George Floyd Protests, Issues Apology
• Colorado Weather: Very Warm Weekend Ahead With Scattered Storms Each Day
• President Trump Calls Minneapolis Protesters 'Thugs'; Doubles Down On 'When The Looting Starts, The Shooting Starts' Message
• Cole Sprouse Quarantining With Riverdale Co-Star KJ Apa After Lili Reinhart Split
• 3 Killed In Overnight Baltimore Shootings, Police Say
• Florida Judge Rejects Ordering Fixes To Unemployment System
• Philadelphia Parking Authority To Activate Speed Cameras Along Roosevelt Boulevard Next Week, Begin Sending Warnings
• New Michigan Marijuana Regulations Announced Amid Pandemic 
• PTL Links: May 29, 2020
• Watchdog Group Wants Tarrant County Sheriff's Office Investigated After Decertification And Unattended Jail Birth
• Chase Elliott Gets Overdue Cup Victory
• Reopening Florida: University System Leaders Approve Blueprint For Reopening
• State To Hire Nearly 2,000 Temporary Staffers To Help Manage Surge In Unemployment Applications
• Miami Weather: Sun and Heat Return For The Weekend
• 'A Man Was Deprived Of His Life:' Pittsburgh Police Chief Scott Schubert Responds To Death Of George Floyd
• Man Dies After Shooting In Meadowview Neighborhood
• Baltimore Ravens Pass Rusher Matthew Judon Signs Franchise Tender
• Philadelphia Weather: Hot, Humid Friday To Be Followed By Potential Rounds Of Severe Thunderstorms, Strong Winds
• Michigan Matters: Young Folks Weigh In On Pandemic
• Did the "Hollywood Ripper" kill for the thrill of it?
• 'Silence Is Violence': Minneapolis Protests Spread To Other Cities Across The US
• Violence Spans Twin Cities: 3rd Precinct Overtaken, Burned; CNN Reporter Arrested
• Allegheny Health Network Hosts COVID-19 Mobile Testing Unit In Hill District
• 9 Arrested In Violent Fontana Police Protests
• As Business Prepare To Open Friday, Safety Remains A Priority For Owners
• Coronavirus Reopening Roundup: 16 Die In Vallejo Nursing Home Outbreak; Sonoma County Sheriff's Defiant Stand
• Missing Arlington Teen Angelina Burt Found, Back Home With Family
• Franklin Institute Chief Astronomer Derrick Pitts Discusses SpaceX Launch Of NASA Astronauts
• Oakland A's 'Voice Of God' Announcer Roy Steele Has Died
• Report: Dodgers Pitcher David Price Paying $1,000 Of His Own Money To Each Minor Leaguer Not On 40-Man Roster
• Unrest After George Floyd's Death: Violence Spans Twin Cities, 3rd Precinct Overtaken & Burned, CNN Reporter Arrested
• At least 7 shot in Louisville during Breonna Taylor protests
• Victim's Friends Wrestle Gun Away From Kidnapping Suspect; Rescue Alleged Santa Rosa Abduction Victim
• Trump On Violence During George Floyd Protests: 'When The Looting Starts, The Shooting Starts'
• Black Lives Matter Activists Traveling From NYC To Minnesota
• Texas Governor Reopening Outdoor Pro Sports Venues, Limiting Capacity To 25%
• Woman Found Dead Inside Car In North Minneapolis Amid 2nd Night Of Looting, Fires
• 'They Made A Mockery Of Our Team By Putting A Celebrity On It': Released Mets Prospect Andrew Church Expresses Frustration With Team's Addition Of Tim Tebow, 'Toxic' Culture
• Reopening: Concerned Half Moon Bay Officials Reopen Coastal Beach Parking Lots
• George Floyd Protests, Riots, and Death Investigation In Minneapolis
• WATCH: Gordon Hayward Crashes Charlestown High School Basketball's Zoom Meeting
• Victim's Family Voices Concerns After Vallejo Nursing Home COVID-19 Outbreak Claims 16 Lives
• Be Prepared: Florida's Hurricane Sales Tax Holiday Begins This Weekend
• Minneapolis police precinct set ablaze as protests rage on
• Robert Weighton, World's Oldest Man, Dies 'Peacefully In His Sleep' At 112-Years-Old
• George Floyd Protests Rage Across Minneapolis, Police Precinct Set Ablaze
• Bill To Give PPP Loans More Flexibility Welcomed By Small Businesses In Colorado
• Reopening Maryland: Bengie's Drive-In Hopes To Open Next Week
• 'I Wish America Cared About Black Folks As Much As They Care About Buildings' Pirates' Shortstop Cole Tucker Reacts To Minneapolis Protests
• Where's my stimulus check? Answers to common questions
• Marilyn Mosby Defends Decision To Quickly Charge Officers In Freddie Gray Case After Attorney Compares It With George Floyd Investigation
• 911 call from Breonna Taylor's shooting death released
• Man Critically Wounded After Early Morning Shooting At Dallas Motel
• More than 3 million Americans filed for jobless aid last week
• The Night Ministry Serving Chicagoans Impacted By Homelessness With Modified Outreach Practices
• Air Force Airman Charged In Former North Texas Schoolteacher's Death Grew Up In Mennonite Faith
• Fire Spreads To Two Houses In Englwood; 2 People Displaced
• 2 Teens Arrested For Hitting Hitting Divvy Rider With Stolen Vehicle
• Rosati's In Hoffman Estates To Open Reopen Outdoors On Friday
• Gov. Tim Walz Apologizes After CNN Reporter Omar Jimenez Is Arrested On Air
• Digital Confetti And All, Virtual National Spelling Bee Crowns 14-Year-Old Champion
• First Marijuana Dispensary In River North Area Now Open
• CBS 2 Asks Amazon Tough Questions About COVID-19 Infections, Safety Measures
• New York Weather: 5/29 CBS2 Friday Weather Headlines
• Zoo worker mauled in "harrowing" attack by lions
• Police precinct torched as protests rage in Minneapolis
• Working For Chicago: Allied Universal Security Hosting Drive-Up Hiring Event In Naperville On Saturday
• Police Precinct In Minneapolis Overtaken And Burned Amid Looting And Protests Over Death Of George Floyd
• Homicide Investigation Underway After Man Pushed Onto Red Line Tracks
• Pandemic historian criticizes Trump administration's COVID response
• Man Dies From Injuries Sustained In Hempfield Township Apartment Fire
• House seats Democrats and GOP are trying to flip in 2020
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cold Front Bringing Afternoon Thunderstorms
• 'There Is No Need To See More Video': Police Across The Country Speak Out Against George Floyd's Death
• Gloucester's Charter Fishing Boats In Uncharted Territory With Social Distancing
• To Do List: Virtual Baking Class, Beer Tasting, Esplanade 5K
• David Price Reportedly Paying Each Dodgers Minor Leaguer $1,000 Of His Own Money
• Twitter Flags President Trump's Tweet With A 'Glorifying Violence' Warning
• 'Ready To Roll': HHS Secretary Alex Azar Lays Out Trump Administration's Strategy To Protect Businesses As Our Region Begins To Reopen
• Stoughton 'Adopts' High School Seniors To Honor Them After Difficult Year
• Teresa Fetterman Waives Preliminary Hearing
• Plum High School Holds Drive-Thru Graduation At Pittsburgh Mills
• County Police Arrest Suspect For Possession Of A Stolen Firearm
• Jackson Rancheria, Cache Creek, And Thunder Valley Casinos Set To Reopen On June 8
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• 'A Hardworking Kid, A Nice Kid': Young Man, Woman Killed In Duquesne House Fire
• Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey Addresses City In The Middle Of Night Of Violence
• 'Extremely Barbaric': B-PEP's Tim Stevens And Dr. Cyril Wecht Condemn Death Of George Floyd In Minneapolis Police Custody

Videos from May 29, 2020

• Rapper Killer Mike urges calm amid violence in Atlanta
• Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms tells protesters: "Go home"
• "The Great Influenza" author John M. Barry on "The Takeout" — 5/29/2020
• Transcripts of calls between Michael Flynn and former Russian ambassador released
• Massive mural of doctor who died of COVID-19 honors immigrant frontline workers in New York City
• SpaceX rocket launch signals hope for the future during difficult times
• CDC suggests coronavirus started spreading in the U.S. in January
• President Trump calls for an end to violent protests in Minnesota
• George Floyd's death raises concerns about life as a black male in America
• George Floyd protests spread coast to coast
• Derek Chauvin charged with third degree murder in death of George Floyd
• CBS Evening News, May 29, 2020
• Trump and Biden speak about George Floyd's death as former officer is charged
• Impact of Trump terminating U.S. relationship with WHO
• Trump says he spoke to George Floyd's family
• Toxic waste spilling across the border
• NASA prepares new rover for Mars
• Mail carrier brought to tears by "thank you" letter
• CNN reporter talks about his arrest during Minneapolis protest
• Central Park video reignites conversation on false 911 calls
• Trump "terminating" relationship with World Health Organization, blames China
• Biden speaks on George Floyd's death: "None of us can be silent"
• Prosecutors announce charges against police officer in George Floyd's death
• Cuomo says New York City on track to begin reopening on June 8
• Lives to Remember: Michael Halkias, Lysa Dawn Robinson and more
• Trump signs executive order targeting social media giants for "stifling free speech"
• Century-old plasma therapy being used to treat COVID-19 patients
• Historic SpaceX launch set for Saturday afternoon
• Fourth day of unrest in Minneapolis over George Floyd's death
• How coronavirus will change architecture, design and everyday life
• Doctor gives advice on returning to work safely amid pandemic
• Protests and political fallout after George Floyd's death
• Twitter flags Trump's tweet for violating policy against violence
• Violence erupts amid the protests in Minneapolis over George Floyd's death
• 12-year-old gospel singer's heartbreaking song in wake of George Floyd's death goes viral
• Police hold a line in Minneapolis amid protests
• Teen siblings create Zoom spelling bee after Scripps National Spelling Bee was canceled
• "Haircut Night in America" features celebrities guiding Americans on DIY hair do's and don'ts
• Floyd family attorney Ben Crump on possible charges for officers involved and protests in Minnesota
• Minnesota Timberwolves assistant coach on impact of George Floyd's death
• Social media companies call President Trump's executive order a threat to internet freedom
• Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison on George Floyd's death, protests