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• Fair Oaks Man Arrested On DUI Charges After Fatal Crash In Citrus Heights
• Long Beach PD Fires Officer Who Posted Photo Of Baton, Bloody Sidewalk
• Boulder, Fort Collins Among Top 10 Housing Markets For Growth & Stability, Study Finds
• 'She Should Be Here Celebrating': Hundreds Protest In Hollywood To Honor Breonna Taylor's Birthday
• Palmdale Man Charged With Attempted Murder After Allegedly Shooting At LAPD Officers
• Deer Attacks 5-Year-Old Boy In Colorado Springs
• 'Enough About Platitudes': LAPD Chief Michel Moore Calls For Unity, Reform During George Floyd Vigil
• Inmate Killed At California Health Care Facility in Stockton
• 'We Thought Things Would Be Different': Land Park Woman Recounts Civil Rights Movement Amid George Floyd Protests
• Black Lives Matter Protesters Demand Action At 'Die-In' Near Mayor Darrell Steinberg's House
• Downtown Sacramento Falls Quiet Amid Curfew; Businesses Ready For Return To Normal
• California To Allow Schools, Gyms And Bars Reopen Next Week
• Judge Grants Order Limiting Use Of Less-Lethal Weapons By Police During Denver Protests
• Peaceful Protests Continue Into Weekend Around California
• Newsom Orders End To 'Carotid Hold' Training In State Police Program
• Historic Art Deco Theater In San Lorenzo Heavily Damaged By Fire
• Windmill Fire Sparks 295-Acre Vegetation Fire In Rio Vista
• Denver Police Department Takes Legal Action To Remove Picture Of Chief Paul Pazen From Trump Ad
• 'We're On Your Side': A Police Officer's Perspective Of The Denver Protests
• LAPD Union Blasts Garcetti's 'Killers' Remark, Proposal To Cut $1.8 Billion Budget
• State Lawmakers Considers Extending To-Go, Delivery Cocktails Enacted During Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Order
• Pioneer High Graduates Get Diplomas In Drive-Thru Celebration
• 'Everybody Needs To Come Together': Crowd Of 500 Gathers For Rally In Greeley
• Chicago Opening Grant Park and Union Park For Protesters To Gather This Weekend
• Chicago Weather: Chance For Some Severe, Isolated Storms
• Protesters Pay Tribute To Breonna Taylor While Demonstrations Continue For Ninth Day In NYC
• Unemployment Rate Sees First Drop Since Coronavirus Pandemic Began, 21 Million Americans Still Without Work
• Joe Biden Clinches Democratic Presidential Nomination
• California schools, gyms and bars to reopen June 12
• Medical Professionals Show Support For Protesters With 'White Coats For Black Lives' Movement
• Small Town Of Angels Camp Institutes Curfew Ahead Of Possible Protests
• Some 17-Year Cicadas Emerging Early In Western Suburbs
• Police Arrest Suspect Accused Of Assaulting Trio Hanging Pro-Black Lives Matter Flyers Along Trail In Bethesda
• 'This Is Not New': Black Parents Describe Tough Conversations About Racism They're Forced To Have With Their Children
• ACLU Of Maryland Posts List Of Names Of Black People Killed By Police In Maryland
• Joe Biden Clinches Democratic Nomination
• Family Wants Answers After Woman Killed In Crash With Chicago Police Involved In High-Speed Chase
• Cuomo: Buffalo Should Consider Firing, Possibly Charging Officers Seen On Video Shoving 75-Year-Old Man
• Family Fights For Refund Of $800 In Cubs Tickets From Third-Party Vendor
• 'Christmas Morning': Westmoreland County Businesses, Shoppers Look For Sense Of Normalcy In 'Green' Phase
• Part Of SB Jones Falls Expressway Will Close Temporarily At 2 PM Saturday Until 'Downtown Activities' End, City DOT Says
• Roger Goodell Says NFL Was 'Wrong For Not Listening' Earlier, Encourages All To Peacefully Protest
• Some Churches Prepare To Reopen By Taking Reservations
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Small Business Owners Demand City Allow Them To Open As Counties Move To Stage Two
• Maryland Athletics Announces Gradual, Phased Approach For Student-Athletes
• Pilsen Business Owner Opts For Creative Punishment For Looting Teens Instead Of Pressing Charges
• Spirits Raised High As Customers, Restaurants On 'Life Support' Celebrate Return Of Outdoor Dining
• 'Everybody Is Hurting' | Family, Friends Remember Life Of Ala'junaye Davis, 16-Year-Old Shot And Killed In West Baltimore
• Vigil In Roxbury Honors Breonna Taylor, Victim Of Police Shooting In Kentucky
• Miami-Dade Chiefs Of Police Meet With Activists Over Police Brutality Concerns
• Joe Biden Formally Clinches Democratic Presidential Nomination
• Joe Biden clinches Democratic nomination
• Man Intentionally Mowed Down By Maserati While Walking His Dog Grieves Over Loss Of Beloved Pet
• California Lawmakers Picking Up Themes From Protesters
• Hundreds March In Wynwood, Call For Police Reform, End To Racism
• Former Hotel Transforms Into Shelter For Those Who Lost Homes During Protests
• Riverside, San Bernardino Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths; Ventura Reports More Cases
• California-Based Film And TV Productions Will Soon Be Allowed To Get Back To Work
• Philly DA: Staff Inspector Joseph Bologna To Face Aggravated Assault Charges After Video Shows Him Striking Protester In Head With Baton
• Bond Revoked For Man Accused Of Leaving Backpack Of Explosives Next To Downtown Pittsburgh Building
• Museum Remembers The Brutal Struggle For Racial Equality In America
• Delta Suspends Flying In 11 U.S. Locations
• Reopening Colorado: Old Town Hot Springs Reducing Capacity, 1-Hour Time Blocks
• Tracking The Tropics: Cristobal Restrengthens Into Tropical Storm
• BLM-LA Sues LAPD, Chief Over Mass Arrests, Detention
• Bridal Stores Say Phase 2 Coronavirus Rules Will Force Them To Stay Closed
• Roger Goodell: NFL Was Wrong For Not Listening To Players Earlier About Racism
• 6-Year-Old Has Friendly Rivalry With Worcester Officer After Impromptu Basketball Game
• 'I'm Upset, I'm Angry, What Do You Not Get?': Hundreds Peacefully Protest Police Brutality In Cherry Hill
• FBI Arrests 2 Erie Men Accused Of Bringing Gun, Ammunition, Fire-Starting Material To Cleveland Protest
• Road Closures Implemented As March Is Underway In Stockton
• Man Arrested In Stowe Township Attended East Liberty Protest, Roommate Says
• Property Devastated By Explosion Sold To Developer For $1.3 Million
• Reopening Of NH Beaches Brings Boost To Waterfront Businesses
• COVID-19 Masks Pose Unique Problem For Deaf, Hard Of Hearing Community
• 'Take A Knee' Rally Continues, As Athletes Talk About Continuing Momentum Of The Black Lives Matter Movement
• NYPD Officer Caught On Camera Shoving Woman To Ground During Protest Suspended Without Pay
• Massive 3-Alarm Fire Erupts At Amazon Distribution Center In Redlands
• 3 Killed When Small Plane Crashes Into Redlands Hillside
• As Unemployment Numbers Drop, Illinoisans Looking For Work Still Struggle To Get Benefits
• Independent Ethics Commission Finds Former Gov. John Hickenlooper Violated Colorado's Constitutional Gift Ban- Twice
• MN Health Care Professionals Gather For 10 Minutes Of Silence In Support Of 'White Coats For Black Lives'
• California Man Gets Life In Prison In Race-Related Killings
• Philadelphia Police: 30-Year-Old Man Killed In Kensington Shooting
• 'This Was Beautiful': Pittsburgh Police Chief, Officers Join Protesters During 7th Consecutive Day Of George Floyd Demonstrations
• Firefighters Contain Fairfield Brush Fire That Burned More Than 100 Acres
• Tree Falls On Family's Tent, Killing Teen And Injuring Another Child In Yuba County
• Living Room Sports: Steelers Rookies Chase Claypool, Kevin Dotson Talk About NFL Draft Process
• 'Change Starts With Me': Minnesota Sports Community Gives Back To Communities Impacted By Death Of George Floyd
• Investigators Looking For Public's Help Identifying Persons Of Interest In Twin Cities Arson Cases
• Cop Who Flipped Off George Floyd Protesters 'Forfeited Right To Be Officer,' Lightfoot Says
• Denver Police Department Faces Lawsuit Over Tear Gas, Pepper Balls Used During Protests
• California Rules On The Reopening Of Gyms, Hotels, Camps
• Chicago City Officials Address Protest Plans For The Weekend
• Casino Revenue, Contributions To The State Down 20 Percent Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• 2 Artists Aim To Beautify Buildings Boarded Up From Sacramento Protests
• Mayor Jack Young Announces Launch Of 'BMORE Summer Fun' Program
• Amazon Distribution Warehouse in Southern California Destroyed in Friday-Morning Fire
• Brush Fire Burning South Of Petaluma 50% Contained
• West Sacramento Rent Decreasing 44 Percent? Real Estate Experts Say, 'There's No Way'
• Coronavirus Reopening: California Allowing Schools, Gyms, Bars To Open Next Week
• In-Person Mass Canceled At 6 Diocese Of Pittsburgh Churches Due To Potential Coronavirus Exposure
• NFL Condemns Racisms, Apologizes For Not Listening To Players Earlier
• Denver Police School Resource Officers Could Be Removed From Denver Public Schools
• Mayor London Breed Calls For Redirecting SFPD Funding To African-American Community
• Bear Destroys SUV Interior in Minutes Before Placer County Deputies Break Window
• Department Of Defense Awards Gaithersburg-Based Novavax $60M Vaccine Contract
• Funeral Procession For Former North Texas Congressman, POW Sam Johnson To Travel Through Downtown Plano Monday
• Firefighters Say Antelope Grass Fire Was Sparked By Someone Mowing
• Man who sheltered protesters: "It was very instinctual"
• Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman Submits Budget Amendments To Add Funding For Body Worn Police Cameras
• Roger Goodell Tacitly Admits That NFL Mishandled Colin Kaepernick Peaceful Protests Improperly
• 'Potential For Another National Crisis': Delay In Primary Ballot Counting Raises Concerns About Pa.'s November Election
• De Blasio pledges police reform as public blames mayor for abuse
• Denver Weather: From Flooding To Fire Danger This Weekend
• Basketball Coach Aims To Grow Sport Via Zoom As Young Athletes Are Stuck At Home
• Staten Island Nurse Who Lost Mother To Pandemic Recovers From COVID-19
• Jersey City Protests Remain Peaceful As Leaders Announce Reforms
• Death Of George Floyd Has More People Having Difficult, But Important, Conversations About Race
• Maryland State Senator Will Smith Calls For Sweeping Police Reform
• 'Why Are You Shooting At Innocent People?' Driver Asks Denver Police Shooting Pepper Balls
• State Sen. Vincent Hughes Says Conversation, Policy Changes Key To Healing West Philadelphia Community After Looting, Protests
• 'A Very Disturbing Picture': Black Angelenos Disproportionately Impacted By Coronavirus, Officials Say
• Temecula Mayor Resigns After Backlash Over Email About Police Killings
• Buffalo officers leave emergency response team after two cops suspended
• MBTA Criticized For Shutting Down Stations During Protests
• 'Anarchy': Pittsburgh Police Union Chief Says City Was 'Ill-Prepared' And Understaffed For Downtown Riots
• Construction Leads To Overnight Closures On Interstate 579 Next Week
• Criticism Mounts Of Mayor Gimenez's 'Unprecedented' Decision To Shutdown Public Transit During Protests
• Attorney General Becerra To Review Vallejo Police After Shootings
• Coronavirus Cases In New Hampshire Rise By 80, 4,953 Total
• Executive Order Allows Colorado Restaurants To Serve Alcohol Within 1,000 Feet
• Fire Ignites On Patio Of City Grille, Cause Unknown
• State Lawmakers Debate Major Bills In Rare Weekend Session
• Children Come To Learn, Mourn At George Floyd's Memorial In S. Minneapolis
• Changes Underway At Dallas PD In Response To In-Custody Death Of George Floyd
• Medical Experts Say There Are Lessons To Be Learned From The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Youth Sports Leagues Offering Credits, Partial Refunds
• Tempers Flare At Hilco Demolition Protest Site In Little Village
• Economists: Phased Reopening Of States Has Helped Unemployment Numbers
• BSO Detains Suspects, Recovers 31 Guns Stolen From Miami Pawn Shop
• Moments of dignity, fortitude and restraint in protests
• Former Rutgers Football Star Eric LeGrand Turns 10th Annual 5K Walk Into Virtual Event
• Furry Tails: Steeler, Lovey & Mindy Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Businesses Go Green: Employees, Customers Adjust To A New Normal In Allegheny County
• Local Swim Clubs Reopen With New Safety Policies As Southeast Pennsylvania Enters Yellow Phase
• Health Officials Warn Of Potential Coronavirus Exposure At Colusa Casino
• Ohio Governor Responds After Ohio National Guardsman Was Removed From Federal Mission For Reported White Supremacist Comments
• Pair Of Musicians Brightening Days, Bringing 'Tears To My Eyes' Of Frontline Workers With Pop-Up Performances
• High Speed Chase Victim Remembered By Family: 'I Want My Mom Back'
• Chicago Police Officers Stripped Of Powers After Brickyard Mall Arrest
• Officials Medevac Man 275 Miles Off The Coast Of Ocean City, Maryland
• What to know about the Strawberry Moon
• Federal Charges Filed Against Brian Bartels, 20-Year-Old Accused Of Inciting Violence And Riots In Pittsburgh
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Signs Executive Order Allowing In-Person Special Education Classes To Resume
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Biden hits Trump for George Floyd comments
• Man Fatally Stabbed In South Sacramento, Police Say
• Orange County Reports 6 More Coronavirus Deaths Marking 24 In A 3-Day Period
• As Delaware Valley Begins Reopening, Health Officials Warning Coronavirus Still Circulating
• Rep. Jason Crow Behind Civil Rights And Police Reform Bill On Capitol Hill
• The Future Of Office Space 'Will Be Different On The Other Side' Of The Coronavirus Pandemic
• FBI Searching For White Van Connected To Slaying Of Oakland Federal Building Guard David Underwood
• Suspect Arrested On Manslaughter Charge In Fatal San Jose Cycling Trail Hit-And-Run
• Mall Of America To Reopen June 10
• Michigan's First West Nile Virus Activity Of 2020 Detected
• Many Ask How, Beyond Protesting George Floyd's Death, They Can Be Part Of Making Change
• 2 Charged With Burglarizing Gun Range During Dallas Protests, 1 Suspect At-Large
• Black, Latino Police Associations Lead 'Walk Of Solidarity' In Downtown Dallas
• 'Remain Vigilant': West Sacramento City Officials Lift Curfew
• Some Texas Restaurants Face Issues Opening At 75% Capacity Next Week Due To Social Distancing Guidelines
• Colorado State University Tuition Will Stay The Same Next Year
• Denver Curfew Order No Longer In Effect
• Social Media Post Listing Boston Black-Owned Businesses Brings In New Customers
• State Attorney General To Review Vallejo Police Use Of Deadly Force Policies
• White House makes reporters sit too close because it "looks better"
• Michael Jordan, Jordan Brand Company Commits $100 Million To Improve Black Lives
• George Floyd Death: Former Ravens Wide Receiver Donté Stallworth Among Those To Protest In Washington D.C.
• Reddit Cofounder Alexis Ohanian Resigns From Board, Urges Seat Be Filled By Black Candidate
• 'Our Rosa Parks Moment': Sheriff Tompkins Kneels In Solidarity With Protesters
• Long Island On Track To Enter Phase 2 Of Reopening Next Week, Some Officials Want To Speed Things Up
• New York Weather: CBS2 6/5 Friday Night & Weekend Forecast
• For Black Families, Talking To Kids About Racism Starts Early
• Sanders Candy is Closing and Expanding Stores with Home Delivery
• Bike MS Goes Virtual: 'It's Absolutely Customizable'
• Miami's New World Symphony To Host Interactive "Beer & Brass" Concert
• Strawberry Moon Rises Friday But Clouds May Block Our View
• Wylie ISD Teacher Resigning After Reportedly 'Liking' Racist Tweet
• Newsom: California Cities Should End Use Of National Guard
• METCO Leaders, School Superintendents Gather In Hyde Park To Call For Racial Justice
• Cristobal Strengthens Into Tropical Storm As It Approaches US Gulf Coast
• BCA Investigate Man Who Died While In Maplewood Police Custody
• Higher unemployment rates impact black workers
• Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Opens Outpatient Clinic For Coronavirus Patients
• MPD Releases Personnel Files Of Four Former Officers Involved With George Floyd's Death
• Letter To Newsom Requests Looser Coronavirus Restrictions In El Dorado County, Additional Recreational Activities
• Metro-Detroit Area Police Chief Suspended Over Anti-Protest Posts
• 'White Coats For Black Lives': Health Care Workers And Students Kneel For George Floyd
• PECO Says Crews Coming From Oklahoma, Canada After 2 Days Of Strong Storms Leave Many Without Power, Trees Toppled
• This week on "Face the Nation," June 7, 2020
• Miami Beach Gyms, Fitness Studios, Summer Camps Set To Reopen
• Citywide Curfew To Continue Through Monday Morning Despite Calls For It To End, De Blasio Says
• MTA Details 13-Point Plan As Phase One Reopening Set For New York City Monday
• Newbury Street Businesses Struggling After Coronavirus Shutdown, Looting
• "We are done dying": NAACP demands end to institutional racism
• Howard County Native, Reddit Co-Founder Alexis Ohanian Resigns From Board, Asks Seat Be Filled With Black Candidate
• 1 Injured, Homes Evacuated In San Francisco Potrero Hill Grass Fire Started By Fireworks
• Minneapolis Agrees To Ban Chokeholds & Require Officers To Intervene Against Unauthorized Use Of Force
• Dallas County Seeing 'Trend Of Significant Increase' In New Coronavirus Cases (298), Deaths (10)
• Texas Police Chief On Policing And George Floyd Death, Says Little Has Changed Since Rodney King Beating Almost 30 Years Ago
• 'We Hate Corrupt And Dirty Cops, Abusive Cops', Broward Police Chiefs Lay Out Action Plan
• Trump Says George Floyd Would Say 'This Is A Great Thing That's Happening For Our Country'
• Garland ISD Moving Graduations From Globe Life Park To Globe Life Field Due To Hot Weather
• Brooks Brothers May Close Southwick Factory
• New Hampshire Beaches Reopen To Sunbathing, Other Activities
• Dozens of rhinos dehorned to prevent COVID-19 poaching surge
• 'Big Gentle Giant': Philonise Floyd Remembers His Brother George
• Mother Of Man Convicted In Police Officer's Death Sentenced To Probation
• Uber to bail out delivery workers arrested past curfew
• Charmery Locations Reopening Across The Area
• 3 Chinese Nationals Headed To Prison For Taking Photos At Key West Navy Base
• Local Healthcare Workers Participate In 'White Coats For Black Lives' Tribute
• Construction Worker Dies Following Fall At SoFi Stadium In Inglewood
• Andover Man Accused Of Coronavirus Relief Fund Fraud Has Disappeared, Federal Authorities Say
• 4 J.C. Penney Locations Closing In Southwestern Pa.
• California Again Extends Major Contract For Protective Masks
• Gannon Stauch Murder: Judge Orders Mental Health Evaluation For Letecia Stauch
• 'She's Going To Destroy Your State': Trump Takes Jabs At Maine's Governor During Visit
• Coronavirus In Massachusetts: 494 New Cases, 35 More Deaths Reported
• Gov. Newsom On Racial Inequality: 'We Have An Extraordinary Amount Of Work To Do'
• Apple Reportedly Offering Coronavirus Tests To Employees Returning To Cupertino Headquarters
• Reopening Philadelphia: What Moving To The Yellow Phase Means For City, Southeastern Pennsylvania Counties
• Minneapolis to ban police chokeholds amid push for more reforms
• Video shows elderly man fall after he's shoved by police in Buffalo
• Demonstrators Protest Death Of George Floyd, Police Brutality Around Baltimore Area
• Peoples Gas Offers Utility Assistance For Households Struggling During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Congress crafts police reform legislation, responding to police violence
• Police Can't Use MBTA Buses For Protest Transportation, Board Says
• Tree Trimmer Who Died Working Near Power Lines Above Land Park Home Identified
• Lawmakers Join Volunteers To Clean Up Denver After Night Of Peaceful Protests
• Woman Pleads Guilty After Videotaping Husband Dragging Horse Behind Truck
• LASD Reports 307 Employees, 2,383 Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• It Sounds Like Tom Brady Isn't Messing Around In Tampa Bay
• John Kelly says nation needs to choose leaders more wisely
• 'She Sees Me As A Human': Dedham Police Officer's Post About A 'Wonderful Conversation' Goes Viral
• Common Heartburn Drug Famotidine May Help Ease COVID-19 Symptoms, Study Finds
• CU Boulder Football Team Leads Peaceful Protest March On Campus
• Reddit Co-Founder Alexis Ohanian Resigns From Board Urging Company To Hire A Black Candidate In His Place, Donates $1M To Colin Kaepernick Camps
• Cedar Point, Amusement Parks, Public Attractions In Ohio Slated To Reopen In Two Weeks
• Georgetown Loop Railroad Reopens, Extra Open-Air Cars Added For Social Distancing
• Suspect Arrested In Cicero Shooting, Others Apprehended
• Gov. Tim Walz Says State Can Turn Dial Again, To Allow Indoor Dining, Limited Gym Use
• LA Galaxy Cut Aleksandar Katai After Wife's Racist Social Media Posts
• "Black Lives Matter" painted on street leading to White House
• Texas State Investigating Racial Abuse Claims By Former Player Against Basketball Coach Danny Kaspar
• Illinois Now Offering Free COVID-19 Testing To Anyone Who Wants One
• Western Wis. Man Receives 22-Year Prison Sentence For Killing Son
• Celebrity Superfan Takeover: Kathie Lee Gifford
• 'Layers Of Accountability': Mayor Jacob Frey Signs Temporary Restraining Order Forcing Immediate Reforms In Mpls. Police Dept.
• WWE NXT TakeOver: In Your House Picks: Can Charlotte Flair, Adam Cole Retain?
• Man allegedly in video attacking people hanging flyers arrested
• Florida Ends COVID-19 Checkpoint At Alabama Line
• Tuolumne County Man Accused Of Killing Girlfriend's 3-Year-Old Son
• NAACP Legal Defense Fund president Sherrilyn Ifill on police and race in 2020
• Penguins To Begin Voluntary Training Sessions At UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex
• Several Broncos Players Expected To Join Protests In Denver Saturday
• Port Authority Installs Protective Shields In All Buses
• 'We're Ready For You' | Baltimore Mayor Says City Won't Tolerate Violence Or Destruction, Especially From Outside Agitators
• Gov. Murphy Says New Jersey's National Guard Troops Returning From Washington
• A look at the historic fight for justice through a reporter's eyes
• Supreme Court could soon announce whether it will reexamine policing
• Grand Princess Passengers On SF-Mexico Cruise File Class-Action Lawsuit Over Coronavirus
• Dallas Cowboys Release 'Protest To Progress' Video On Social Injustice
• Former Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper Takes Part In Ethics Hearing Friday
• Americans are hoarding cash. Where's best place for it?
• More Coronavirus Restrictions Will Be Lifted In Baltimore Monday, But City Won't Enter Phase 2 Reopening Yet
• 'We Missed The Parks Desperately': Universal Orlando Reopens To General Public
• Reopening Philadelphia: SEPTA Requiring All Riders To Wear Facial Covering Beginning Monday
• New Footage Of Brickyard Violence Shows Another Woman Slapping Officer
• Lightfoot Plans To Reopen Lakefront To Public 'Relatively Soon'
• Cargo Ship Explosion In Jacksonville, Nine Firefighters Injured
• Gov. Cuomo Reveals 'Say Their Name' Police Reform Agenda In Wake Of George Floyd Death And Recent Protests
• Beaver County, 11 Other Counties Enter Green Phase Of Gov. Wolf's Reopening Plan; Erie County Sees A Rise In Case Numbers
• Maryland Weather: Heavy Rain Brings Flooding To Some Parts Of The Region
• Questions and answers about white privilege and racial injustice
• 'Thanks For The Memories': Beloved Valley Pie Shop Four N 20 To Permanently Close Sherman Oaks Location
• New LAPD Task Force To Investigate 'Significant Crimes' During Civil Unrest
• U Of M President To Recommend In-Person Classes Resume For Fall Semester
• Slippery Rock University Will Return For In-Person Classes This Fall; Semester Will End Before December
• Free Fishing Weekend: Kids Can Get Free Rod And Reel From CPW In Colorado Springs Friday
• Lightfoot Says Chicago Police Officer Should Be Fired After Making Obscene Gesture At Protesters
• Alexis Ohanian resigns from Reddit board, donates $1M
• Bay Area Lawmakers Join Push For New Rules On Police Use Of Rubber Bullets
• DC Paints Huge Black Lives Matter Mural Near White House
• West Virginia Governor Removes Fire Commissioner Over Social Media Posts
• Antibody Tests Show UCHealth Workers Have Lower COVID-19 Infection Rates Than General Public
• Judge Won't Dismiss Charges Against Newport Beach Surgeon, Girlfriend Accused Of Sexual Assault
• Community Activists Call For Pittsburgh Public Schools' Superintendent's Contract Not To Be Renewed
• LA County Reopens All Coronavirus Testing Sites Friday
• The Dig Callback: Bronx Sandwich Pop-Up Jibarito Shack Perseveres In A Pandemic
• Michigan Matters: Bill Ford On Pandemic, Trump's Visit, Social Injustice
• More Of Pennsylvania Enters 'Green' Phase Of Pandemic Plan As Philadelphia Enters 'Yellow' Phase
• Authorities Investigating Body Found In Delaware River
• Hundreds In Mt. Airy March In Solidarity With Black Lives Matter Movement
• Strawberry Moon 2020: Best Times To Watch
• Mass. State Police Trooper Shoots Man Accused Of Driving At Him On Route 2
• Dallas Teen Killed When Hummer Crash Rips BMW In Half
• Unemployment Unexpectedly Drops, But Full Recovery Not Imminent
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Phoebe
• 231 Colorado Drivers Arrested For Driving Impaired Over Memorial Day Weekend
• Mayor Lightfoot Urges Weekend Protest Organizers To Alert City Of Routes
• 'It's Just Their Skin, It's On The Outside': Kids Speak About Racism At Denver Protest
• Mayor De Blasio Says He Wants Every New Yorker To Get Tested For COVID-19, Especially If They've Attended Protests
• Missing Patterson Man Considered At-Risk
• Colorado Weather: Chances For Rain And Storms Going Up To Start Weekend
• Pitt Panthers Take A Stand Against Racism Amid National George Floyd Protests
• Hundreds Converge On Dallas City Hall As City Leaders Declare 'George Floyd Remembrance Day'
• Protesters Step Off From Bloomfield's Friendship Park, March Through East End As Some West Penn Hospital Workers Show Support
• Patriots, Kraft Family Pledge $1 Million In Donations To Local Efforts To Fight Systemic Racism
• U.S. Census Hiring Part-Time San Francisco Bay Area Work Force
• Historical Society To Hold Weeklong Remembrance To Honor 3 Black Men Lynched In Duluth
• Book excerpt: "Countdown 1945" and the race to the atomic bomb
• In Their Own Words: Protesters And Former Denver Officer Discuss Police Response
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Announces New Support For Small Businesses
• Maryland Enters Stage 2 Of Coronavirus Recovery Plan Friday
• Trucker Clashes With Little Village Protesters
• JCPenney Closing 154 Stores This Summer, None In South Florida
• 2-Year-Old Found Walking Alone Along SH-121 In Grapevine
• 5 Suspects Stole 35 Guns From American Sportsman Gun Shop In Delaware, ATF Says
• Woman Found Dead In Modesto Home Identified; Man In Custody On Homicide, Domestic Violence Charges
• J.C. Penney is closing 154 stores — here's where they are
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 712 More COVID-19 Cases Reported As Daily Testing Soars Above 10,000
• New Trial Date Set For Florida Woman Sheila Keen-Warren Charged With 1990 Clown Killing
• Hunting Park ShopRite Reopens After Being Badly Damaged By Looters Last Weekend
• Is It Safe To Ride In A Car With Someone? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 443 New Coronavirus Cases As Statewide Total Climbs To Over 74,000 And Death Toll Rises To 5,886
• DPS Board Members Discuss Getting Rid Of School Resource Officers
• One Man Dead, Second Wounded After Gunfire Rings Out In Downtown LA
• LA County Courthouses Reopen Following Coronavirus Closures
• Man Charged With Murder After Shooting Victim During Argument In South Baltimore, Police Say
• ATF Looking For Suspects Who Set Fire To First National Bank During Baltimore Protests
• Dallas Opera Postpones Opening Night From October To March
• NYPD: Suspects Wanted For Attacking Officers With Stick, Brick, Fire Extinguisher And Radio
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-5-20
• Archdiocese Of Philadelphia To Resume Public Mass This Weekend As Region Enters Yellow Phase
• D.C. mayor asks Trump to withdraw military and federal presence
• Miami Police Chase Ends In Crash, Two People In Custody
• Race For Baltimore Mayor: Ballot Issues Cause Vote Counting Delays As City Awaits Results
• 44-Year-Old Annapolis Man James Jones Missing, Last Seen June 2
• Does Anyone Even Care If Baseball Returns At This Point?
• Mayor Says 'This Is Not Acceptable And Must Stop' After Food Deliveryman Detained During Curfew
• Salons and Barbershops Open June 15 Across Michigan
• Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar Opening June 14 With Adjustments For Social Distancing
• Minn. County Attorneys Push For State Attorney General To Handle All Police-Involved Deaths
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Breaking Into Jobsite Containers At Del Oro High School
• Cowboys RB Ezekiel Elliott, Patrick Mahomes Take NFL To Task Over Racial Inequality In Video
• NFL players call on league to condemn racism
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 8 New Cases And 3 More Deaths, Total Countywide Coronavirus Cases Grow To 1,973
• 49ers Kyle Shanahan: Kaepernick Deserves Admiration For Staging Anthem Protest
• Sonoma Co. To Test For Coronavirus Antibodies Among Certain Groups
• Authorities Seek Public's Help After Fake $100 Bill Reported At Fosston Store
• New Castle Police Investigating After Overnight Shooting Sends Two Victims To Hospital
• Gov. Phil Murphy Announces Intent To Nominate Fabiana Pierre-Louis To Serve On New Jersey Supreme Court
• Last Month Was The Hottest May On Record Worldwide
• Parts Of The Texas Gulf Coast Among Areas On Alert Where Cristobal May Make Landfall
• Celtics' Enes Kanter Reported Back To Work On Friday, Complete With A COVID-19 Test
• Pete Davidson says making "The King of Staten Island" has been "cleansing" for him
• Ocean City Mayor Reminds Visitors Physical Distancing Shouldn't Stop While On Vacation
• J.C Penney to Close 3 Michigan Stores
• 4-Car Crash: Driver Dies After Crossing Median On South Parker Road
• Two In Custody After Miami Armed Robbery And Kidnapping
• Stock market jumps on surprisingly strong jobs report
• 4 Hurt In Shooting In Denver's Montbello Neighborhood
• New York City Reports No New Coronavirus Deaths For First Time Since March
• Bankrupt, JC Penney Closing Stores In Tracy, Turlock And 152 Other Locations In U.S.
• Maryland Coronavirus Hospitalizations Continue Slight Decline, 912 New Cases Reported
• PTL Links: June 5, 2020
• Crews Mopping Up San Jose Wildfire Hot Spots; Arson Suspect In Custody
• Rabid Raccoon Reported In Frazer Township
• Patients With High Blood Pressure Have Twice The Risk Of Dying From Coronavirus, Study Finds
• Wisconsin Gov. Evers Defends His Decision To Deploy National Guard
• LIST: JCPenney Is Closing 154 Stores This Summer
• Backyard Fire Spreads To Two Homes In Rosemont
• DMA Offers Virtual Art Classes
• Northbound 99 Blocked By Two-Vehicle Crash Near Grant Line Road
• Victim Identified In Minneapolis Shootings That Left 1 Other Person Injured
• Trump hails jobs numbers and "equality," says it's a "great day" for Floyd
• COVID-19 In Minnesota: Latest Headlines From June 5, 2020
• DA: Teenager Charged In Deadly Attempted Burglary At Gun Range In South Philadelphia
• Man Shot, Killed In Norwalk
• Eat'n Park Reopening Locations For Dine-In Service
• Curfews Being Lifted In California Cities Amid Peaceful Protests
• J.C. Penney Closing 4 Minnesota Stores In First Phase Of Post-Bankruptcy
• Devin McCourty: Drew Brees' Statement Allows More People To Stay Silent
• Trump to head to rural Maine as protests continue nationwide
• Miami Weather: Afternoon Showers, Thunderstorms Could Bring Heavy Rain
• May Unemployment Rate Drops To 13.3%, US Adds 2.5M Jobs
• FBI Seeks Photos, Videos Of 'Violent Instigators' In Last Week's Riots
• Officers In Texas Say Parents, 4 Kids Found Dead In SUV Parked In Garage
• U.S. unemployment falls to 13.3%, confounding forecasters
• Coronavirus Reopening Roundup: Special Graduation Day In Santa Rosa; Fears Over New Cases Among Demonstrators
• Large San Jose George Floyd Protest Remains Peaceful Without Curfew
• 'Let's Get Back To Business:' Evgeni Malkin Posts On Instagram As NHL Teams Prepare To Restart Season
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/5 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• Former Red Sox, Dodgers Outfielder Carl Crawford Arrested On Assault Charge
• DPD Searching For Drive-By Shooter Who Opened Fire And Hit 15-Year-Old In The Head
• Man accused of killing elephant with explosive-stuffed pineapple
• PG&E Slow To Install Equipment To Avoid San Francisco Bay Area Power Shut-Offs
• Stephon Gilmore Among NFL Stars Demanding League Speaks Out Against Racial Injustice
• Top Donut Shops In South Florida
• New Hangar Opens At 911th Airlift Wing
• 'An Impossible Situation': How Chief Arradondo Has Struggled To Change The Minneapolis Police Department
• Twitter blocks Trump campaign's George Floyd video tribute
• Weekend To Do List: Boston Pride, Virtual Cooking And Comedy
• Bruins Can Open Practice Facility On Monday As NHL Moves Into Phase 2
• Going Green: Customers Eagerly Return To Local Businesses The First Day Of The Green Phase
• 16-Year-Old Waits Hours In Heat, Rain To Get Drivers License; Long Lines Expected As DMVs Reopen
• Cuomo: Buffalo police video "disturbs your basic sense of decency and humanity"
• Lightning injures 2 National Guardsmen during protests in D.C.
• Minneapolis Police Investigating 2 Fatal Shootings; No Arrests Made
• Dallas Police Chief Renee Hall Implements New Order For DPD Employees 'Duty To Intervene'
• How Could Contact Tracing Work For Those Who May Have Been Exposed To COVID-19 At Protests?
• Boston Students Asked To Share Stories About Living Through Coronavirus Pandemic
• Flyers Alumni Offer Reward If You Can Identify 'Handshake Kid' Who Joined In On 1974 Stanley Cup Celebration
• 2 Men Arrested, 3 Guns Recovered After Crash In Bronzeville
• Hope Chest for Breast Cancer Chocolates
• Head Of Chicago Nonprofit C4 To Step Down After Probe Into Money Troubles, Late Paychecks
• Federal inmate dies after being pepper sprayed by guards
• Vote-by-mail systems could offer challenges for Native Americans
• Congresswoman: Police reform package will be about "accountability"
• Chicago Weather: Warm, Humid Day Ahead; Evening Storms Possible
• Pittsburgh Weather: Mostly Dry Day With Some Scattered Showers
• Police: Man Shot, Killed In Kensington
• Police: Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In North Philadelphia
• North Huntingdon Township House Fire Under Investigation
• New York Weather: CBS2 6/5 Friday Morning Forecast
• Pennsylvania Resources Council Traveling Recycling Bin Coming To Area
• George Floyd U.S. protests live updates from June 4, 2020
• Sudbury Scout Troop Hosts Virtual Camping Trip During Pandemic
• Pennsylvania Still Counting Mail-In Ballots
• Penn State Football Players Can Return To Campus On Monday
• Dallas Police make it "duty of every employee" to stop excessive force
• Pittsburgh Riverhounds, USL Championship League Votes To Start Season July 11
• Friday's Show Info (6/5/20)
• Office Of National Drug Control Policy Designates Westmoreland County 'High-Intensity' Drug Trafficking Area
• Reopening Philadelphia: City, Southeastern Pennsylvania Counties Enter Yellow Phase On Friday

Videos from June 5, 2020

• How to be an "ally" to the black community
• Representative Karen Bass on "The Takeout" — 6/5/2020
• Moments of grace and unity during George Floyd protests
• Scientists warn of a busy hurricane season as Tropical Storm Cristobal nears U.S. coast
• Man who sheltered protesters from police says he saw "horrific use of force"
• Protests over George Floyd killing continue in Washington, D.C.
• Florida businesses cautiously re-open despite ongoing pandemic
• Protesters call for the removal of Confederate monuments
• Unemployed African Americans feel the impact of coronavirus
• Trump hails drop in unemployment numbers; 30 million Americans still out of work
• CBS Evening News, June 5, 2020
• Trump says "it's a great day" for George Floyd and inequality
• D.C. man praised for sheltering protesters in his home
• Lawmakers raise concerns over unidentified officers at D.C. protests
• Washington D.C. mayor has "Black Lives Matter" painted on street near White House
• "The Minnesota Paradox": How statistics hide the state's racial disparities
• NAACP Legal Defense Fund president: "What we have seen now is how fragile a democracy is"
• U.S. added 2.5 million jobs in May
• Understanding "white silence" and its impact on racial equality
• Cuomo on Buffalo police video: "It disturbs your basic sense of decency"
• Two major COVID-19 studies retracted after data inconsistencies
• Why I'm proud to protest
• NAACP demands reforms to end police brutality
• Trump touts economic progress as unemployment falls
• Nation's unemployment rate falls to 13.3% as economy adds 2.5 million jobs in May
• Reporter's Notebook: A look at the historic fight for justice through the eyes of a reporter
• Authors Robin DiAngelo and Ibram X. Kendi on how to become aware of privilege
• Former Green Beret talks NFL players condemning racism
• Connected generations: A reflection on protesting on the streets of America
• Video shows Maryland cyclist assaulting young people putting up George Floyd flyers
• Virginia governor announces plans to take down Robert E. Lee Confederate statue in Richmond
• President Trump fires back after stinging criticism from GOP senator and former top advisers
• Tacoma mayor calls for police officers involved in death of black man to be fired
• Peaceful protests held same day as George Floyd memorials