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• LASD Evacuates Residents Near Brush Fire In Hacienda Heights
• Fires Break Out On Camp Pendleton Marine Corp Base
• John Sutter Statue In Sacramento Splashed With Red Paint
• County Health Officials Concerned Over Rate Of Increase Of Coronavirus Cases
• Did You Come Into Contact With A Baby Raccoon At Petco In Colorado Springs? Call The Health Department
• 'It's Just Unbelievable': Family Of Man Killed By Denver Police Wants Answers
• 'Macroburst' Hits Akron, 102 MPH Winds Leave Behind Property Damage
• LAPD Chief Moore Says Officers Will Be Held Accountable For Use Of Excessive, Unnecessary Force Against Protesters
• Innovative Total Hip Replacement Surgery Means Speedier Recovery, Smaller Scar
• OC Residents Demand Board Of Supervisors Drop Face Mask Requirement
• Fire Crews Battle Brush Fire In Boyle Heights
• Protesters Rally In Hollywood To Honor George Floyd During His Funeral
• Why Are Shelves Empty At Sacramento-Area Budget Stores?
• '8 Can't Wait': Roseville PD Says They Already Follow Most Protocols Suggested In National Campaign
• Campers Surprised By June Snowstorm In Colorado High Country
• Frustrated Sacramento Tattoo Shop Owner Still Waiting To Reopen
• Charges Filed Against Officer Caught On Camera Striking Man Multiple Times In Boyle Heights
• State Health Officials Monitoring Coronavirus Spikes Sacramento And San Joaquin Counties
• Punch Bowl Social's Stapleton Location To Remain Closed For Good
• Health Officials Urge People Who Attended Large Gatherings, Like Protests, To Get A Coronavirus Test
• 'For Me, It's Not Worth Selling Your Soul'; Bay Gym Owner's Angry Response To CrossFit CEO Greg Glassman's George Floyd Tweet
• Englewood Police Officer Injured In Shooting At RTD Light Rail Station
• Trump Suggests Without Evidence 75-Year-Old Man Shoved To The Ground By Buffalo Police Was A 'Set Up'
• Chicago Weather: Tornado Warnings, Severe Thunderstorm Warnings Issued In Chicago Area
• Minnesota Weather: Unconfirmed Tornado Spotted In Renville; Heavy Rains, Flash Flooding In SE Minn.
• Following Calls For Defunding, Denver Police Chief Vows For Reevaluation
• 'You May Have Been Exposed': Boston Protesters Urged To Get Tested For Coronavirus
• Fireworks Explosion Kills 1, Injures Another In Lehigh County
• Brandon Scott Wins Democratic Nomination For Baltimore Mayor
• FBI Seeks ID Of 2 Men In Arson Of Boston Police Cruiser
• Independent Review Of Elijah McClain Case Moving Forward
• Methuen Police Officer Investigated After Pulling Over Man At Gunpoint
• Teachers Push Back Against State's Early Guidance For Reopening, Brace For Layoffs
• Pittsburgh Major Taylor Cycle Club Rides In Honor Of George Floyd
• Former Cub Doug Glanville: We Could All Benefit From Baseball Right Now
• Despite Uptick In COVID-19 Cases, Stockton City Council Members Vote Down Mask Ordinance
• George Floyd Protest Takes Masses Across Brooklyn Bridge And Culminates With Rally At City Hall
• New Jersey Corrections Officer Suspended After Caught On Camera Mocking George Floyd's Death At Black Lives Matter Rally
• Pennsauken Police, Student-Athletes Meet For Honest Dialogue On Police Reform, Community Relations
• VIDEO: Great White Shark Spotted Near Boat Off The Coast Of Ocean City, Maryland
• Police Search Garage Behind New Castle Home
• Coronavirus Agony: Stunned New Jersey Family Learns Weeks Later Of Loved One's Death And Burial
• Curbside Recycling Suspended Three Weeks Across Baltimore After 'Significant' Number Of COVID-19 Cases At Eastern Sanitation Yard
• 'People Want To Get Out': Despite Pandemic, There's Plenty Of Summer Fun To Be Had
• Thousands Of Unapproved, Counterfeit COVID-19 Tests And Medications Seized At Port Of Baltimore
• Quail Fire Near Vacaville 90% Contained
• Johns Hopkins Nurse Without Air Conditioning At Home Surprised With New Unit From Blue Dot
• Protesters Demand More Minority Hiring For Key School Positions In Hammond
• Experts: Changes To Paycheck Protection Program Offer Relief To Businesses Wounded By Coronavirus Shutdown
• Virtual Graduation Ceremony Held For Baltimore City Schools Students
• Keanu Reeves And Alex Winter Return In 'Bill & Ted 3' Official Trailer
• Miami PD Announces Charges For Giovanni Franchesko Fernandez, The Man Accused Of Torching Police Car During Protest
• U.S. policy of expelling migrant kids faces first legal challenge
• Brewmaster Owner Calls On City To Allow Breweries, Taverns That Don't Serve Food To Offer Outdoor Seating
• Somerville Dining Patios Not Yet Open, Restaurants Wait For License Approval From City
• Police Search For Hit And Run Driver Who Left Man Critically Hurt In Allston
• 21 years after her son's death, Amadou Diallo's mom hopes for change
• Riverside County Reports Additional COVID-19 Deaths; San Bernardino, Ventura Report More Cases
• Officials: Philadelphia Police Officer Shoots Man Armed With Box Cutter In Olney
• Minneapolis Residents Share Frustration, Hope With Police Conduct Oversight Commission
• Law Enforcement Union Heads Respond To What They Say Is Anti-Cop Sentiment: 'Stop Treating Us Like Animals And Thugs'
• Paramount Network Cancels 'Cops' In Wake Of George Floyd Protests
• 'It's A Miracle': Dog Reunited With Owner After Thief Steals Car In Braintree
• Midland Crisis: Gov. Whitmer Calls On Federal Government To Help
• Christian Cooper speaks out after viral encounter with dog-walker
• Petition To Recall Gov. Whitmer Approved By Board Of Canvassers
• Immediate Family Members Can Now Visit Relatives In Canada
• 'End Racism Now': Volunteers Rally Together To Temporarily Paint Powerful Message On Street In Fishtown
• Mom of man killed by cop in 2010 heartbroken that "nothing has changed"
• GoFundMe Created For 81-Year-Old Dr. Martens Store Owner After Looters Stole Inventory, Building Caught Fire
• Detroit Casinos: Smoking, Poker And Buffet Eating To Be Prohibited
• Crowds Gather To Witness George Floyd's Funeral Procession In Houston
• Search On For Man Who Pointed Gun At Driver In Suspected Road Rage Incident In Bolingbrook
• Teen Shot In South Los Angeles, Suspect At Large
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Climb As Restaurants Reopen To Outdoor Diners In Southbay
• 2 Charged In Connection To Arson At St. Paul Nutrition Store During George Floyd Unrest
• Michigan Representative Introduces Bill To House For Police Reform
• CEO Of Maryland Nonprofit Charged With Misusing Grants, Defrauding Woman
• Clifford Williams, Wrongly Convicted Of Murder, To Receive $2M In Compensation After Spending 43 Years In Prison
• [un]Warranted: A Two Year CBS 2 Investigation Of Bad Raids By Chicago Police
• Franklin Shows Support For 103 Teachers Laid Off Last Week
• Updated: OPD Releases Report On Weekend CHP Officer-Involved Shooting; Outage Grows Over Erik Salgado's Death
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Approves $6M For Black Man Left Paralyzed By Deputy Who Shot Him 4 Times
• Camden In National Spotlight As Positive Example Of Police Reform As Debates Rage Over Defunding Other Police Departments
• Raccoon With Jelly Jar On Its Head Gets Help From Humane Animal Rescue
• Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald Says County Pools Will Not Open This Summer
• Scientists to go on one-day strike to protest institutional racism
• CTA Yellow Line Train Derails When Tree Falls During Storms, Service Suspended
• At-Risk Missing Person James Wilcox Found Safe
• Berkeley Joins Cities Across The Country Putting 'Black Lives Matter' Murals On Streets
• FCC Seeks Record Fine Against Alleged Scam Operators Who Made 1 Billion Robocalls
• Infant Found Deceased In Vehicle Pulled From Texas River, Father At Center Of Amber Alert Arrested
• Some Denver City Councilors In Part Support Defunding The Police Department
• Sacramento Health Officer Says High School Football, Soccer & Basketball May Be Sidelined This Year
• AHCA Backs Money For 28 Hospitals
• James Corden Thanks BTS Fans For Matching Band's $1M Donation To Black Lives Matter With New Carpool Karaoke Footage
• Pennsylvania State Police Remind Parents Not To Leave Kids In Hot Cars
• LA Pride Will No Longer Be Involved In Sunday's All Black Lives Matter March
• BART Employee With Public Contact Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• 'It Was a Surreal Moment For Sure': Alex Tanguay Recalls Colorado Avalanche 2001 Stanley Cup Finals
• BabyNames.com features names of black lives lost on homepage
• LA County Reports 56 More Coronavirus Deaths, CDC Expands List Of Symptoms
• 3-Year-Old Girl Dies After Being Found Unresponsive At Oakmont Home
• California School Districts Face Uncertain Road To Reopening
• George Floyd Mural On Hair Salon That Was Boarded Up To Keep Out Looters Vandalized During Protests
• Younger Voices At The Forefront Of Current Fight For Racial Justice
• OC Sheriff Suspends Use Of Carotid Restraint Hold
• Broncos' Todd Davis On Protests & Marches: 'Next Step Is Maybe The Most Important'
• Police: 22-Year-Old Man Critically Wounded In North Philadelphia Shooting
• COVID-19 Cases Jump In Juvenile System
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Says It Would Be 'Absurd' To Defund The Police
• When Will Life Return To Normal? Some Experts Say It Could Take More Than A Year
• San Jose Police Chief Weighs In On Proposed Department Reforms
• Who's Hiring: Uptick In Post-COVID Tourism, Restaurant, Bar Jobs
• Detroit Protest Organizers Clash Over DPD Demands
• Sources: Pennsylvania House Speaker Mike Turzai Expected To Resign Before End Of His Final Term
• San Jose Fire Knocks Down Brush Fire In Penitencia Creek Park
• Vegetation Fire Burning In El Dorado County Near Pilot Hill 50% Containted
• Texas Civil Rights Activist Who Witnessed 'I Have A Dream Speech' Says Diversity Of Today's Protesters Gives Him Hope
• George Floyd Death: Demonstrators Gather Across Maryland Tuesday
• Police Accountability Bill Passes Colorado State Senate Almost Unanimously
• SF Public Works Apologizes For Painting Over Black Lives Matter Mural On Bernal Rock
• Outbreak Investigation Aboard U.S. Aircraft Carrier May Contain Clues About Coronavirus Among Young And Healthy
• Businesses Start To Take Down Boards Following Looting In Downtown And Midtown Sacramento
• Republicans wade into police reform proposals
• Longtime Chicago Newsman Dick Johnson Dies At 66
• LA County Board Delays Vote On Force Policies, Seeks Health Regulations For Police
• 'This Is Something You Need To See': On Day Of George Floyd's Funeral, Hundreds Make Pilgrimage To Mpls. Memorial Site
• Pres. Donald Trump, Joe Biden Win Primaries In West Virginia
• Black Business Owners Believe Protests Leading To Spike In Customers
• Reopening Colorado: Restaurants Expand Patios As Denver Asks For Increased Occupancy
• Pennsylvania Auditor General Reveals 18 Recommendations For Criminal Justice Reform To 'Improve Lives And Save Money'
• UPMC Releases Guidelines For A Safe Return To Sports
• Pittsburgh Pirates Pitcher Nick Burdi Announces His Wife Becca Is Expecting A Baby
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Long lines and voting machine problems plague Georgia elections
• Loveland Public Library Provides More Access To Wi-Fi
• Driver Killed In 300-Foot Cliff Plunge Along Highway 1 In Monterey County
• Coronavirus Cases, Patients Up In Nine California Counties
• Delaware County Neighborhood On Edge After Bear Spotted Roaming Streets
• Bronx Business Busier Than Ever After Coronavirus Shutdown
• Rev. Sharpton Calls Out NFL's Goodell During George Floyd Eulogy
• Former Mayor Catherine Expected To Plea Guilty To Perjury Charge
• Boomers! Parks In Fountain Valley, Upland Permanently Closed
• Spoken Word Poet Queena Bergen Builds App To Offer Resources To Black Communities
• Dallas ISD Superintendent Michael Hinojosa Says Defunding Police Department Is Not The Answer
• 4 People Charged In Shooting Death Of 13-Year-Old Boy In Chester
• Deadly Attack: $7,500 Reward Offered In Alex Anderson Death Investigation
• Chicago Hip Hop Community Coming Together To Help People Heal
• Lollapalooza, Taste Of Chicago, Air & Water Show, Other Summer Festivals Canceled
• Protesters Block Traffic In Front Of State Capitol
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Projects $700 Million Budget Deficit This Year Due To COVID-19
• Documentary Filmmaker Marshall Curry, CBS2's Maurice DuBois Discuss Where The Conversation About Race Goes From Here
• Former Philadelphia Fire Commissioner Joseph Rizzo Dies At 95
• Philadelphia Restaurants Preparing To Reopen For Outdoor Seating Friday After 'Really Tough Three Months'
• Minnesota State Trooper Injured Following Vehicle Crash In Northern Minnesota
• Aurora Police Officers Face Policy Changes Amid Calls For Independent Investigation
• Hotel Chains Make Changes To Ensure Cleanliness, Earn Travelers' Trust
• Texas Student-Athletes Return To Practice Fields During Coronavirus Pandemic, Summer Heat
• Some New York School Districts Opting Out Of In-Person Graduations Due To New Restrictions
• 'Taking Things Into Their Own Hands': Gun Sales Increase After Calls To Defund Police Departments, Nationwide Protests And Coronavirus Pandemic
• 3-Alarm Fire At Apartment Complex Across From Cal Expo Damages 16 Units
• Man Charged With Arson During George Floyd Protests Makes First Court Appearance
• Comptroller Stringer Proposes Hiring Freeze As Form Of Defunding NYPD
• Health Officials Urge Protesters To Get Tested For COVID-19; Maryland Monitoring For Any Possible Spike
• Coronavirus Memoriam: Rosemarie Mancino Poured Everything Into Her Friends And Family
• Gov. Jared Polis Urges Coloradans To Stay Vigilant Against Coronavirus
• Philadelphia High School Senior Survives Haiti Earthquake, Parkland School Shooting To Graduate During Pandemic
• Texas Most 'Stressed Out' State During Coronavirus Pandemic According To Twitter Data
• Philadelphia Police Inspector Takes To Social Media To Address Gun Violence In City After Nephew Shot, Killed
• 'We Need To Get To The Root Causes Of Systematic Racism': Legislation To Freeze Hiring And Divert Police Funding Has Broad Support On Council
• Zoo Miami Welcomes Birth Of Endangered Mongoose Lemur
• Local Doctors Say It's Still Likely For Someone To Contract Coronavirus From Asymptomatic Carriers
• Denver Launching Coronavirus Testing To Help Communities Of Color
• Diversity In Crowd At George Floyd Protests Shows Growing Support For Change, UMD Professors Say
• Father Shoots, Kills His Teen Daughters, Then Himself Mesquite Police Say
• Miami Dolphins Food Relief Program Joins Miami-Dade Public Schools To Feed Students In Need
• CBS4 Hosts Democratic Senate Primary Debate
• Miami Herald To Move Out Of Doral Location
• NYPD Officer Seen On Video Shoving Protester Now Charged With Assault; Others Facing Discipline
• 'No Value In Prosecuting': Kathy Fernandez Rundle To Drop Curfew Violation Charges Against Protesters
• 'This Isn't Going To Happen': Reality Sets In For Minnesota Couples Hoping To Get Married Amid COVID-19
• Mighty Writers After-School Program Altering Mission In Order To Help Philadelphia Families Impacted By Pandemic
• As Lawmakers Discuss Police Reform, Advocates Hope George Floyd's Death Will Lead To Lasting Change
• Indiana To Roll The Dice And Reopen Casinos After COVID-19 Closures
• 'Absolutely Suffocating': Hot Temperatures Complicate Coronavirus Face Mask Safety
• Report: Tesla Workers Test Postive For Coronvirus Days After Defiant Musk Reopens Factory
• I-Team: State Audit Shows Some Police Departments Don't Meet Mandatory Training Requirements
• Protests Over George Floyd's Death Prompt Lawmakers To Pass Police Reforms
• International Students In Florida Face Uncertainty In The Fall
• Consumers Turning To RVs For Safe Getaways During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Fault Yet To Be Determined 1 Year After Deadly Dallas Crane Collapse
• Crews Work To Fix Sinkhole On Route 136 In Harford County
• Law Enforcement Seeks Arson Suspects, $6K Reward Offered In Tarrant County Courthouse Fire
• MLB Draft: UM Hurricanes Freddy Zamora Looks To Be On His Way To Big Leagues
• Abdullahi Ahmed Mohamed Charged In Fiery NE Minneapolis Crash That Killed A Coon Rapids Man
• Multi-Vehicle Crash On I-376 Westbound Backs Up Traffic On Fort Pitt Bridge
• Philadelphia Police Staff Inspector Joseph Bologna Suspended For 30 Days With Intent To Dismiss After Striking Protester With Baton
• Man, 5-Year-Old Daughter Recovering After Being Shot At White Bear Lake Boat Launch
• Bonnie Pointer, Founding Member Of The Pointer Sisters, Dies At 69
• William Jokay-Szilagji Gets 158 Years For Causing Deadly Crash While Running From Police
• LAPD: Homicides Up 250% In First Week Of June
• Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office Headquarters Closed For Storm Damage
• DMV To Reopen Remaining 169 Field Offices Thursday For People With Current Appointments, Limited Transactions
• Coast Guard Offloads $400 Million In Seized Cocaine, Marijuana At Port Everglades
• Downtown Partnership Trying To Find Ways To Get Visitors Back To Core Of Baltimore As City Begins To Reopen
• A Week Later, Wait Continues For Results In Some Pennsylvania Primary Election Races
• Current, Former Orioles Players Connect Virtually With Season Still On Hold
• Keller @ Large: Poll Shows Striking Change In Public Attitudes Toward Police
• Lovell Polk Charged With Attempted Murder, Accused Of Shooting Police Officer In Protective Vest
• Clara Kirk, Founder Of Clara's House in Englewood, Dies At Age 79
• Billboards Featuring Miami Gardens Children Light Up In Support Of Black Lives Matter
• Former Eagle Malcolm Jenkins Expects More Players To Kneel During National Anthem This Season, Says NFL Must Apologize To Colin Kaepernick
• Protesters Pour Fake Blood, Push To Change Name Of Faneuil Hall
• Tuition At MSU Will Not Increase For 2020-2021 School Year
• Ravens Coaches, Players Congratulate Class Of 2020 On Their Achievements
• Black Hawk, Chinook Helicopters Conduct 'Water Bucket' Training At Chatfield Reservoir
• 'Want People To Keep This Same Energy Going Forward': Laila Ali And Swin Cash Discuss Protests, Activism In Sports On 'We Need To Talk' On CBS Sports Network
• Driver Dies In Solo Crash In Morgan Hill
• Max Minute: Researchers Find Evidence Coronavirus Was Present In China Earlier Than Previously Thought
• Dog Parks Reopen In Miami-Dade County; Pups Must Be Leashed At All Times
• The Do's And Don'ts When Miami-Dade, Miami Beaches Reopen Wednesday
• Florida Man Wants To Be 'Cool Father' & Lets 12-Year-Old Girl Drive 85 MPH
• Lathrup Village Salon Owner Prepares Shop For Reopening
• 1 Killed In Fayette County Crash On Route 119
• Artists Create Black Lives Matter Mural Overnight In Dallas, 'We Really Need It'
• 2 Bodies Found On Fort Lauderdale Beach Not Far From Another Violent Scene That Led To Police Pursuit
• Man Pleads No Contest In Fatal DUI Crash On Highway 101 In San Mateo
• Walmart knocked for locking up beauty products for black people
• Researcher: Asymptomatic First Responders Not Spreading COVID-19 To Families
• New York Knicks, Rangers Release Statement On Racism, Social Justice: 'We Stand With All Who Act For Positive Change'
• Dallas Fire Department Calls In Extra Help To Battle House Fire As Area Temperatures Rise
• Reopening Colorado: Steamboat Resort Reopens For Mini Golf, Other Activities
• MSP Trooper Drags Unconscious Man Out of Burning Car
• Construction Begins Next Week On New Park And Ride Lot In Harford County
• 'Dear Evan Hansen' Broadway Series At The Hippodrome Theatre Canceled
• Missouri Woman Asked Merriam-Webster To Update Its Definition Of Racism; Dictionary Will Make The Change
• National Aviary Announces Reopening Plan With Safety Protocols In Place
• TSA Stops 6 Loaded Guns At 5 Florida Airports, Including Miami & Fort Lauderdale
• Boston City Councilors Push For Changes In Police Department
• 2-Year-Old Filly Is 15th Horse To Die At Santa Anita Park This Season
• Can I Go To A Small Dinner Party? Brigham And Women's Hospital Epidemiologist Weighs In
• 'Big Floyd' Remembered In Houston As Force For Change
• Man Pleads Guilty But Mentally Ill To 2018 Murder Of Roommate
• Georgia county to keep polls open 2 extra hours
• PG&E Fixing Broken Gas Line In Elk Grove Neighborhood
• Anti-Anxiety Medication, Sleep Aid Use Spike Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Petco Matching Donations Up To $25K Towards LA County Animal Care, Pledges $1M To Local Animal Control Agencies
• Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney Announces 13 Police Reform Measures, No Increase To Budget
• Phillips 66 Gas Station Employees Find 6 Skimmers
• Bachelor fans call for more diversity after 18 years
• Johns Hopkins Hospital Discharges Over 500 COVID-19 Patients
• Police Slashed Tires During Minneapolis Protests
• NYPD cop who shoved Brooklyn protester charged with assault
• 3 Baltimore Area Nordstrom, Nordstorm Rack Stores To Reopen Thursday
• Commissioners Vote To Remove Confederate Monument Outside Tarrant County Courthouse
• San Francisco DA Chesa Boudin Offers Money To Aid Victims Of Police Violence
• Detroit Lakes Man Sentenced To 11 Years In Prison For Distributing Meth
• Minnesota state troopers admit deflating tires during protests
• South Florida Political Icon Gwen Margolis Dies At 85
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot: Defunding Police To Pay For More Social Services Doesn't Need To Be 'Either/Or Proposition'
• Ken Foote's Final Foote Files: It's Been A 'Deep Honor And Privilege'
• Microsoft workers call on the company to drop its police contracts
• Massachusetts Reports 263 New Coronavirus Cases, 55 Additional Deaths
• 'There Are People Rising Up That Will Never Sit Down': George Floyd Laid To Rest In Houston
• San Francisco Officials Announce Financial Relief Plan For Crabbers Impacted By Pier 45 Fire
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Lifts Stay-At-Home Order, Outdoor Gatherings Up To 100 People Now Permitted
• Now Hiring: Schneider Looking To Add Professional Drivers, Support Staff
• Veteran Dallas ISD Police Officer Leaves ICU After 66 Days Battling COVID-19
• Texas Joins Federal Lawsuit To Stop Illegal Robocallers' 'Blatant Invasion Of Privacy'
• Senate confirms first African American service chief
• Parking Enforcement Returns To West Hollywood As Coronavirus Restrictions Ease
• Probiotics Don't Do Much For Most People's Gut Health Despite The Hype, Review Finds
• How To Give Back To Your Besieged Community
• Mysterious deep space radio burst sends signals every 157 days
• 2 Men Say West Virginia Hospital Switched Them At Birth 80 Years Ago
• 'We Gotta Keep This Going': Magic Johnson Happy To See Peaceful Protests, Calls For Change
• Kevan Miller Named Bruins' Nominee For Masterton Trophy
• Illinois Reports 797 New COVID-19 Cases, 95 Deaths
• Newspaper Guild Condemns Post-Gazette, Claims 'Unrelenting Mistreatment' After Paper Offers Barred Black Journalist Assignment To Fly To Houston For George Floyd's Funeral
• Montgomery County To Close Select Roads In Downtown Bethesda To Allow For Curbside Retail, Outdoor Dining
• NASCAR Details Plan To Invite 1,000 South Florida Service Members To Homestead-Miami Race June 14
• Kenyan Boy, 9, Wins Presidential Award For Building Hand-Washing Machine
• Grammy Winner Ne-Yo Says George Floyd 'Changed The World' At Houston Memorial Service
• '100% For What's Going On': Even After Sole Stage On Fairfax Is Looted, Owner Stays Supportive Of George Floyd Protests
• Loud, Musical 'Caravan for Racial Justice' Rumbles Through San Pablo
• Pittsburgh Police Ask For Help Identifying 3 Suspects Wanted In Connection With Violence And Destruction During Protests Downtown
• USC Initiative Seeks To Protect Presidential Election From Hackers
• Business bankruptcies surge in the coronavirus recession
• Dallas County Ties Single-Day Record For New Coronavirus Cases With 298, Reports 7 More Deaths
• Wawa Offering Curbside Ordering At Stores In Center Square, Ewing Township
• Sacramento County Sees Drastic Increase In Coronavirus Hospitalizations, ICU Patients
• KKK member arrested after driving car into protest
• Search For Missing 3-Year-Old Sebastian Castro Continues With Dog Teams
• 2 Wisconsin Health Dept. Officials Resign In Middle Of COVID-19 Pandemic
• Dog Saved From House Fire In Denver
• Army Weighs Removing Confederate Names From Texas Base & Others Across U.S.
• Up to 35 million people may still be waiting for stimulus checks
• 'We Share That Pain': Denver Police Sgt. Talks About Race From Inside The Force
• Firefighters With Dallas Fire-Rescue Battle Grass Fire Near Spur 408
• Philadelphia DA Files Charges Against Angela Hall Following Vehicular Assault On Police Officer
• FCC To Fine Insurance Telemarketers $225M For One Billion Robocalls
• Inter Miami CF Cleared To Return To Full Team Training
• Chicago Bears End Offseason Program Early
• Colorado Hospital Association Reports Coronavirus Hospitalizations Down, Blames Data Error On Rise
• Uber Offering 25K Free Rides For Baltimore City Public School Students To Get Meals, Resources During School Closures
• Arrested: Donovan Walsh Suspected Of Murdering Alicia Banks-Newton In Arvada
• Regulators Reject Effort Aimed At Forcing FPL To Reduce Basic Electric Rates
• Lincoln Police Bans Use Of Controversial Carotid Hold
• Speaking At George Floyd's Funeral, Joe Biden Calls For Racial Justice
• PGA Tour To Hold Minute Of Silence At 8:46 To Honor George Floyd 
• Wild's Matt Dumba Joins Executive Committee Of Hockey Diversity Alliance
• Sports Leagues, Teams Wary Of Rising Stadium Expenses Amid Pandemic
• Santa Clara County Opens Pop-Up COVID-19 Testing Sites In San Jose, Gilroy
• Pleasant Hill BART Station Reopens, Service Restored After Fatal Incident
• A Record Number Of Retail Stores Are Expected To Permanently Close This Year
• Colorado Weather: March-Style Storm Hits In June, Brings Needed Rain And Snow
• Dallas Mavericks Host 'Courageous Conversations' Meet-Up In Victory Plaza
• George Floyd Laid To Rest In Houston
• 25 Maryland Companies Get Grants To Make PPE Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Hogan's Office Says
• Apple Granted Patent For Software Allowing For Socially Distant Group Selfies
• Peaceful Black Lives Matter Protest Moves Through Monroeville, Blocking Intersections And Stopping Traffic
• Man Shot To Death In Cafe 50s Parking Lot In East Hollywood
• Frisco ISD Surveys Parents About the 2020-21 School Year
• NASCAR Announces Schedule Through First Weekend In August
• Charles Schwab Will Be 'A Production Unlike Any Golf Production We've Ever Done,' Says CBS Sports' Sean McManus
• Two Witnesses To Brickyard Mall Incident Say Police Attacked Them For Filming Officers Who Dragged Two Women From Car
• Bay Area Lawmakers Demand End To Government Surveillance Of Peaceful Protesters
• Sheriff: Boy, 17, Dies In Cliff Jumping Accident At Lake Byllesby
• Detroit's Top 3 Italian Spots
• WATCH: Mohamed Sanu Catches Punts Hurled Over His House By Customized Football Launcher
• Ocean City, Maryland Announces Weekly Summer Drive-In Movie Schedule
• US Women's Team Wants Soccer Federation To Repeal Anthem Policy
• N.J. Gov. Phil Murphy Lifts Stay At Home Order, Maintains Social Distancing Guidelines
• Trump Suggests Buffalo Protester's Fall May Have Been 'A Set Up,' Cuomo Calls Comments 'Reckless'
• Pennsylvania's Coronavirus Death Toll Passes 6,000
• California DMV Reopening All Field Offices; Behind-The-Wheel Tests Still Not Being Offered Yet
• Yosemite To Reopen Thursday, But Visitors Must Make Online Reservation
• Reopening: San Francisco To Allow Outdoor Dining Beginning On Friday
• Reopening: BART, Caltrain Adding Service As Ridership Slowly Picks Up
• Reopening Denver: Brown Palace Welcomes Back Guests This Week
• Man Accused Of Setting Police Vehicle On Fire Ordered Held
• Probiotics Don't Do Much For Most People's Gut Health Despite The Hype, Review Finds
• New York City To Paint 'Black Lives Matter' On Prominent Streets In All 5 Boroughs, De Blasio Says
• "You Can't Fight If You're Sick"; Bay Area Doctor's Advice For Protesting In A Pandemic
• Fate Of NYC's Beaches, Pools Still Being Assessed; De Blasio Says 'We're Not There Yet'
• 2 Boys, Ages 13 And 14, Suspected Of Burglarizing Ceres Elementary School
• Hubbard ATV Crash Leaves One Dead
• Pa. Auditor General Says Reforming State's Criminal Justice System Could Save Millions Of Taxpayer Dollars
• Worcester Man Pleads Guilty To Turtle Smuggling
• Sheriff Looking For Motorcycle Rider Who Pointed Gun At Driver On Peak-To-Peak Highway
• Sonic Apologizes After Dallas Teens Profiled, Community Speaks Up
• Shooting At Pontiac Block Party Leaves 2 Wounded
• MLB Draft Snapshot: What Chaim Bloom Is Working With In First Draft With Red Sox
• Pittsburgh's Carnegie Museums Announce Reopening Dates, New Safety Measures
• Boulder Restaurants The Med, Brasserie Ten Ten, And Via Perla Closing Permanently
• Man Arrested In Calvert County Homicide Of 71-Year-Old Woman, Found Driving Her Car
• Rivers Casino Set To Reopen After Being Closed For Months Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Biking Organization Ranks Pittsburgh Among 20 Best Cities For Bicycling
• Philadelphia Sanitation Workers Rallying For Better Working Conditions After Consistently Putting Health At Risk During COVID-19 Pandemic
• 4 Suspects Rob Rite Aid In Queen Anne's County, Pepper Spray Store Clerks, Sheriff's Office Says
• 8-Year-Old Brockton Girl Found Safe After 16-Hour Search
• Amber Alert Issued For 3-Month-Old Lyrik Aliyana Brown Taken By Her Father
• Cuomo: Trump should apologize for "reprehensible" tweet
• COVID-19 In Indiana: Lake County Tops 4,000 Cases; Elkhart Sees Spike In Past Week
• Nightmare Scenario Unfolds For COVID-19 Frontline Health Care Worker
• Renting in Detroit: What's the Cheapest Apartment Available Right Now?
• Troy Police: Every Employee Has Completed Fair And Impartial Policing Course
• What it's like being a black officer amid police brutality protests
• I-95 Police Pursuit Through Broward County Ends With Jeep On Its Side, Man In Custody
• Woman, 55, Dies After Late-Night Crash In Stockton
• It's official: U.S. recession began in February
• Video shows Texas man begged "I can't breathe" during fatal arrest
• Coronavirus (MN): COVID-19 Cases Rise By 307; 20 Additional Deaths Reported
• Patriots Reportedly Had Massachusetts ACLU Director Rahsaan Hall Lead Team Meeting On Racism In America
• WHO Says Claim That Asymptomatic Patients Can't Spread Coronavirus Was 'Misunderstanding'
• Can Using A Sauna Help? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 493 New Coronavirus Cases, Total Climbs To 76,436
• Daniel Radcliffe responds to J.K. Rowling's controversial comments
• Iran "soon" to execute spy convicted of helping U.S. kill top general
• New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo Says State Will Pass 'Most Aggressive' Police Reforms In The Country
• Police: 1 Hurt, 1 In Custody After Stabbing In Willmar
• Stockton Leaders To Vote On Requiring Masks In Public After Surge In Coronavirus Cases
• CrossFit CEO apologizes for offensive George Floyd tweet
• Westmoreland Co. Man Charged After TSA Agents Confiscate Gun At Arnold Palmer Regional Airport
• It Had Tested Facial Recognition Software With Police, Now IBM Says It's Getting Out Of The Business
• COVID-19: Phony Contact Tracers Trying To Steal Personal Info, AG Becerra Warns
• Protester stares down angry white man in powerful image
• Vanessa Bryant Seeking Damages From Helicopter Company In Crash That Killed Kobe, Gianna Bryant
• How to watch George Floyd's funeral service
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-9-20
• Bars Quietly Moved To Last Phase Of Massachusetts Reopening
• Lawrence Livermore Hooks Up With NASCAR Teams On Simple Respirator For Use By COVID-19 Patients
• Small Brush Fire Erupts Near Hollywood Bowl
• 3 Injured In Shootings In Baltimore Monday Evening, Night
• Torii Hunter Says Kids Chanted Racial Slur At Him At Fenway Park
• Spike Lee on why Floyd protests are different from past ones
• Police Investigating After Woman Found Dead Inside Vehicle With Infant, 3-Year-Old In Backseat In East Goshen Township
• Detroit Public Schools Release Official Draft Reopening Plan
• Reward Offered For Info On Suspects In A White Jeep Who Shot At Buena Vista MI Police Officer
• Industry Spotlight: Insurance Companies Hiring Big In Chicago
• Police Release New Photos Of Women Suspected Of Spray Painting St. Patrick's Cathedral
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 1 Additional Death And 19 More Coronavirus Cases
• Temporary Black Lives Matter Mural Painted Outside Dallas City Hall
• Plimoth Plantation Reopening To Public This Week
• Carlos Santana To Deliver Commencement To UCLA Music Students
• Detroit's 3 Favorite Spots For Affordable Sandwiches
• Florida Vacation Rental Regulations A Patchwork
• Mosquitoes With West Nile Virus Found In Milpitas
• Big Rig Carrying Load Of Books Crashes On EB I-80 At Antelope Road
• 3 Furry Felines To Adopt Now In Detroit
• Japanese network apologizes for "offensive" video about race in U.S.
• Reopening Colorado: Governor Says Coronavirus Contingency Plans Key For Schools
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Continue Declining As Total Cases Near 59K
• Second Deputy Escaped Death By Inches During Intense Santa Cruz Mountain Firefight
• Injured Warriors Star Klay Thompson's Status Will Remain A Mystery For Now
• Gov. Walz Asks Minnesotans To Hold Moment Of Silence For George Floyd
• NFL stars urge Clemson to remove slave owner's name
• Racism And Race Relations Educational Resources
• Gene Study Suggests Coronavirus Came To California Multiple Times
• North Wildwood May Need To Demolish Buildings To Restore Sand Dunes, Wetlands
• Whale capsizes boat, tossing 2 people into ocean
• California OKs Movie Theaters To Reopen, But Seating Will Be Limited
• Person Dies After Being Hit By Car In Mattapan
• Best Friends Check! This Pittsburgh Dog And Deer Share Special Bond
• Amadou Diallo's mom: "Every mother heard" George Floyd's last words
• British tea firms drawn into online battle over Black Lives Matter
• Off-Duty CPD Officer Shot In The Leg During Attempted Robbery In Brighton Park
• Fire Rips Through Boyle Heights Home
• PTL Links: June 9, 2020
• George Floyd To Be Laid To Rest In Pearland After Private Funeral For Family In Houston
• Detroit Employers Are Ready To Hire: Here's What To Know
• Uninsured Marylanders Have Less Than A Week Left To Get Health Insurance Through State Marketplace
• Apartments For Rent in Detroit: What Will $900 Get You?
• Dunkin' Is Hiring 25,000 Workers As Restaurants Reopen
• Emergency Boil Order In Effect For Winthrop Harbor Due To Loss Of Water Pressure
• Penske Wants Fans At Indy 500
• Brush Fire Breaks Out In Lincoln Heights
• Theo Epstein Says Cubs Planning To Create Diversity Committee
• Lawsuit Accuses Nation's Top Meatpackers Of Conspiring To Boost The Price Of Beef
• Neighbors From Hell Caught On Tape!
• Florida Police Officers Charged After Punching Intoxicated Man
• Baltimore County To Give Financial Support For Residents At Risk Of Eviction Due To COVID-19
• Santa Ana Police Suspend Use Of Carotid Restraint
• New Boston College AD Pat Kraft: 'Incredible Opportunity To Go Win Championships'
• Detroit Industry Spotlight: Transportation Hiring Going Strong
• French police abandon chokeholds as part of wider reforms
• Cedar Point Announces Opening Date, Safety Protocols, Social Distancing Guidelines
• Tips On Growing Your Own Green Grass
• Virginia Judge Issues Order Halting Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee Statue Removal For 10 Days
• Section Of Route 202 Closed In Lower Gwynedd Due To Fatal Accident
• Protesters Make List Of Demands For Detroit Mayor
• Hartley Sawyer Fired From The Flash Over Old Racist And Misogynist Tweets
• Satellite Images Of Wuhan May Suggest Coronavirus Was Spreading As Early As August
• Masks, Modified Locker Rooms, Virtual Meetings: NFL Lays Out Protocols For Teams To Follow Once Players Report For Work
• Miami Weather: More Sun With "Feels Like" Temps In The Triple Digits
• Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf Announces $225 Grant Program For Small Businesses Affected By Coronavirus Pandemic
• 2 Survive After Breaching Whale Capsizes Boat Along Jersey Shore
• Report: Dalvin Cook Expected To Hold Out Of Vikings Team Activities, Training Camp Until He Receives New Contract
• 52-Year-Old Man Everett D. Johnson Missing From Aberdeen Since June 1, Police Say
• Coronavirus Reopening Roundup: Uptick In New Santa Clara Cases; Yosemite National Park Reopening For Visitors
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From June 9, 2020
• 13-Year-Old Washington County Girl Found Safe
• Detroit's Housing & Revitalization Department Receives $31M From Federal CARES Act
• Reopening: Santa Clara County Experiencing Increase In New COVID-19 Cases
• Bonnie Pointer of the Pointer Sisters has died at age 69
• Minneapolis City Council members to vote to disband police dept.
• Patriots Coaches Won't Report To Gillette Stadium Until Training Camp
• Oakland Police Town Hall Fields Complaints Over Use Of Force During George Floyd Protests
• Watch Jayson Tatum, Gordon Hayward Drain Some Jumpers At Auerbach Center
• Loni Love Will Deliver Virtual Commencement Speech For Cass Tech Graduates
• Barr says Trump went to bunker for security. Trump said he inspected it
• Biden speaks on conditions for federal aid to police
• Safety Measures In Place For Lake Zurich's First Youth Baseball Tournament Of The Season
• 'Chalking It Over' Transforming Boarded Up Businesses With Messages Of Hope
• Health Officials Urge Protesters To Get Tested For COVID-19; Free Testing Sites Open Tuesday & Wednesday
• Health officer who mandated face masks resigns after threats
• Sylvester Stallone Narrates '40 Years Of Rocky' Documentary, Available Now For Download, Digital Streaming
• Small Business Owners In Cook County Can Now Apply For Loans
• Police Rescue Woman Trapped In Car After Crash In Austin
• Bonnie Pointer, Founding Member Of The Pointer Sisters, Dead At 69
• What's Next In Massachusetts' Coronavirus Reopening Plan?
• Pilsen Food Pantry Gets Big Response After Launching Auburn Gresham Drive
• Tropical Depression Cristobal Moving Into Missouri
• Looted Chicago Business Owners See Glimmer Of Hope From Generous Donors
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures Soaring, One Of The Hottest Days Of The Year
• 8 People Injured In 4 Separate Shootings Overnight In Brooklyn
• Boathouse Row Lights Up Gold In Honor Of George Floyd
• Despite Official Okay To Reopen Patios And Sidewalk Cafes, Some Downtown Restaurants Still Waiting To Reopen
• North Korea cuts communications with South as tension mounts
• New Jersey AG Releases Dashcam Video Of Deadly Police-Involved Shooting On Garden State Parkway
• Bail set at $1 million for ex-cop charged in George Floyd's death
• 74-Year-Old Leslie Lampkin Found Safe By His Daughter
• 2020 Westmoreland Fair Canceled
• New Zealand eradicates coronavirus, at least for now
• Richmond judge blocks removal of Robert E. Lee statue for 10 days
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/9 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Crews Rescue Two Dogs While Putting Out House Fire In East Hills
• Philadelphia Police: 19-Year-Old Shot, Killed In Oxford Circle
• Legislation To Be Introduced To Allegheny County Council Proposing Ban Of Police Crowd Control Measures
• Police: 15-Year-Old Seriously Injured After Shot Multiple Times In Logan
• Drum giant Pearl strikes a coronavirus beat pumping hand sanitizer
• Police Searching For Whoever Set Fire To Playgrounds In East Hills
• Diocese Of Pittsburgh Announces New Name For Elementary School Formed In Merger
• IBM pulling out of facial recognition market out of profiling fears
• Road Near Pitt Campus Partially Closes To Allow Space For Outdoor Dining
• Black Lives Matter Mural Along Allegheny River To Remain For Now
• Police: Man Dies After Late-Night Shooting In Garfield
• Tuesday's Show Info (6/9/20)
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Cancels Planned Drive-In Graduations At PPG Paints Arena
• Car Smashes Hole Into Apartment Building In Penn Hills
• Rochester Home Heavily Damaged By Fire
• New Zealand drops plans for armed police patrols

Videos from June 9, 2020

• Joe Biden on policing in America
• Democrats and Republicans have come together to reform criminal justice. Will they change policing?
• Amadou Diallo's mother, Kadiatou, on his dreams of America and her hope for change
• Profile of a protester: Genesis Hart
• Can you train bias out of police departments?
• Christian Cooper on being racially targeted while birdwatching in Central Park
• Mom of DJ Henry, man killed by police in 2010: "It's heartbreaking to see that nothing has changed"
• Ibram X. Kendi, Robin DiAngelo discuss race in America
• Americans talk honestly about George Floyd’s death, police brutality and calls for reform
• CBS News Special: "Justice for All"
• GOP Senator Tim Scott unveils draft of police reform proposal
• Minneapolis City Council member on public safety and pledge to defund police
• How black police officers are caught between two worlds
• Concerns about election security as 5 states hold primaries
• Police find human remains in search of missing Idaho children
• Georgia primary election plagued by long lines and voting issues
• Trump tweets conspiracy theory about protester shoved by N.Y. police
• Joe Biden on policing in America
• Bodycam video shows deadly encounter between Texas police and black man
• Derek Chauvin and George Floyd had history of not getting along, coworker says
• Emotional funeral pays tribute to life of George Floyd
• CBS Evening News, June 9, 2020
• Congress weighs police reforms following George Floyd's death
• George Floyd's family and friends pay final respects at funeral in Houston
• Problems reported at polling sites as Georgia holds primary
• 6/9/20: Red and Blue
• Rev. Al Sharpton gives eulogy for George Floyd at funeral service in Houston
• KKK leader arrested after driving into protest in Virginia
• Family members speak at George Floyd's funeral
• NAACP president on George Floyd's death: "We are at a juncture in this country"
• Moving video pays tribute to George Floyd
• Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee speaks at George Floyd's funeral
• Congressman Al Green speaks at George Floyd's funeral
• Joe Biden speaks via video at George Floyd's funeral: "We must not turn away"
• Cuomo says Trump should apologize for "reprehensible" tweet about Buffalo man
• Democrats push police reform bill as Republicans plan to counter with own proposal
• How peaceful protests and violence impact messages of injustice
• FBI background checks reveal surge in gun sales
• Trump campaign to resume rallies as Biden holds virtual fundraisers
• North Korea cuts off communication with South Korea
• How South Africa has confronted its history of racism
• Doctor weighs in on risk of asymptomatic spread of coronavirus
• Trump and Biden address calls to "defund police"
• Christian Cooper on Amy Cooper's phone call to police: "Pulled the pin on the race grenade"
• New Orleans Saints star Malcolm Jenkins on George Floyd, racism and police reform
• Protester stares down angry white man in powerful image
• Decades after son's death, Amadou Diallo's mother reflects on Floyd case: "My wound was open again"
• Black police officers discuss complex feelings about duty and identity amid protests
• As Americans look for relief from quarantine, experts warn COVID-19 transmission is still possible
• President Trump slams calls to defund police as Democrats unveil police reform legislation
• Fired officer Derek Chauvin makes first court appearance for George Floyd's death
• Joe Biden on why George Floyd's death is a wake-up call to the nation