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• Modesto-Area Firefighters Placed On Leave After Posting 'All Lives Splatter' Anti-Protest Meme
• Sacramento International Airport Installs PPE Vending Machines
• Oil Drilling May Be Coming Back to Brentwood Next To New Homes
• 'It Felt Like Forever': Denver Family Questions 17 Minute Ambulance Response Time
• Walmart Makes Changes After CBS4 Reported Only Multicultural Hair Products Were Locked Up
• Interstate 25 Express Lanes Open This Week In Northern Denver Metro Area
• Colorado Man Gets Year In Prison For Stealing From Ancient Native American Burial Ground
• Rocklin's Quarry Park Adventures Reopens Friday
• For Black Journalists At CBS4 This Isn't Just A Big Story -- It's Personal
• Denver Police Identify Suspect In Deadly Shooting Near Coors Field
• Cherry Picker Lifts Up Families For Face-To-Face Visit With Long-Term Care Residents In Isolation
• Evacuations Ordered As Lime Fire Burns 400 Acres In Ventura County
• River Rafting Resumes On Clear Creek
• Universal CityWalk Reopens For First Time Since March
• Authorities Identify Suspect Who Shot Deputy In Paso Robles Ambush, Killed Second Victim
• Watch Out For Dangerous Algae In Lakes And Ponds This Summer
• Gyms, Museums, Sports Arenas to Reopen in LA County As Coronavirus Cases Continue To Increase
• 12 Inmates, 1 Correctional Officer Test Positive For COVID-19 At Auburn Jail
• Colorado Online School Seeing Increased Enrollment Due To Coronavirus
• Longmont's CORE Team Serving As Example For Police Reform
• Pools And Water Parks Put The Brakes On Friday Reopening
• City Investigating Use Of Force Complaints, 7 LAPD Employees Removed From Field Duties
• Lyons Fire Chief Resigns After Controversial Facebook Comment
• Englewood Shootout Leaves Suspect & Dog Dead, 1 Officer Hurt
• Deputy Shot, Injured In Paso Robles, 2nd Victim Found Dead; Suspect Manhunt Comes Up Empty
• Family Members Describe Chaotic Scene At Vallejo Birthday Party Shooting
• Former Oakland A's All-Star Outfielder Claudell Washington Dies At Age 65
• Orange County Expected To Modify Mask Order Following Resignation Of Health Officer Dr. Nichole Quick
• Trump Shoots Down Renaming Army Posts Named For Confederate Leaders
• Gravesites Left Flooded At Ridgelawn Cemetery In Gary, And Not Because Of Storms
• Since Unrest And Looting Began, West Lawn Neighbors Have Been Patrolling Streets Themselves
• Muni Restores Some Routes Cancelled Due To Pandemic To Support Essential Trips
• Starbucks Is Closing Up To 400 Stores In Shift To Takeout Strategy
• Recent Violence On Ocean City, Maryland, Boardwalk Leaves Town Leaders Concerned
• Coronavirus Cases: The Latest Town-By-Town Numbers In Massachusetts
• Police: 15-Year-Old Jumped In Schuylkill River To Save Best Friend, 2 Bodies Recovered
• Some Protesters Feeling Optimistic, Celebrating Wins As Demonstrations Continue For 14th Consecutive Day
• Lawn Sign Project Spreads Joy, Helps First Responders In Sudbury
• Search For Suzanne Morphew: Nearly 2 Dozen Investigators Canvas Chaffee County Community
• 3 Charged In St. Paul Nutrition Store Arson During George Floyd Unrest
• While LA County Restaurants Reopen For Business, Bars Still Waiting For Green Light
• As Regions Reopen After COVID Closures, Tri-State Officials Worry Residents Are Letting Their Guards Down Too Early
• St. Paul Police Say Squad Car Shot At, Leading To Chase, Crash
• Health Experts Urge Everyone To Get Tested For Coronavirus As Tri-State Area Moves Forward With Reopening
• Colorado Health Officials Prepare New Guidelines For Nursing Home Visitations
• Police: Man Arrested After Bringing 3 Explosive Devices Into Stony Brook University Hospital
• Reopening Maryland: Indoor Dining In Maryland Can Reopen On Friday; Gyms And Malls Can Reopen June 19
• Lawrence County Teacher Accused Of Inappropriate Contact With 2 Students
• Disney Fans Petition To Re-Theme Splash Mountain, Remove 'Song Of The South' Inspiration
• Police: NYPD Vehicle Damaged In Queens Shooting, Investigation Ongoing
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Schools Can Reopen For Limited Summer Instruction
• Labor Law Attorney Gives Insight On Minneapolis Police Union Contract
• Natomas Restaurant Temporarily Closed After Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Mets Select Outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong In Round 1 Of MLB Draft
• Max Minute: Tick Disease In New York Has Similar Symptoms To COVID-19, But Is Much Easier To Treat
• Hogan: 'It's Absolutely Absurd' That Large Crowds Can Gather For Protests But Small Businesses In Baltimore Can't Reopen
• Downtown Miami Protest Ends With Statues Vandalized, People Taken Into Police Custody
• Successful Day 1 Of Beaches Reopening Across Miami-Dade
• Johns Hopkins Neurosurgeons Perform First Augmented Reality Surgery
• 119-Page Document Outlines Possible Strategies For Start Of New School Year In Broward County
• Protesters, Experts Say Counter-Demonstrations To 'Black Lives Matter' Movement Miss Important Message
• 'They Had The Guns Pointed At Me;' Another Chicago Family Wrongly Raided, Just 1 Month After Police Created Policy To Stop Bad Raids
• City Of Dallas Asks Texas Supreme Court To Allow For Immediate Removal Of Confederate Monument
• Study Reveals Severe Impact Coronavirus Pandemic Has Had On NYC's Homeless Population
• 2 People Killed Across Baltimore In Separate Shootings, Police Say
• Restaurant Owners Prepare To Welcome Customers For Indoor Dining With New Safety Measures In Place
• St. Paul Fire Department, Police Investigating Dozens Of Arson Cases After George Floyd Unrest
• LOCATED: Larry C. Cose, Last Seen In Evanston
• Maryland Weather: Thunderstorms Likely Overnight Throughout Much Of The Region
• The Demand For Puppies Has Increased 400% During Covid-19
• Merriam-Webster To Redefine Racism Definition After Request
• George Floyd's Brother Asks Congress To 'Stop The Pain'
• Twitter, Square To Honor Juneteenth As A Company Holiday
• Minnesota Is One Of The Best Places To Live ... Unless You're Black, Data Shows
• U-M Rejects Restrictions: Trump Administration's Proclamation Denies Chinese Students U.S. Entry
• LAUSD Surveys Parents On Whether To Allow Children Back In School This Fall Or Stick To Remote Learning
• Federal Police Reform: Advocates Look At Detroit Police Dept. As An Example For Change
• Parents, Students, Teachers Considering Plan To Disband Oakland Unified's Police Department
• Protesters March To 'Defund Police' In Boston
• Bank Robbery Suspect Arrested After Hold Up At Irvine Bank Of America Branch
• Judge Rules Gov. Whitmer's Covid-19 Workplace Safety Penalties Were Excessive
• Woodlynne Police Officer Charged For Unjustified Use Of Pepper Spray On Juvenile, Officials Say
• Rosemary Ketchum Becomes First Openly Transgender Elected Official In West Virginia
• Gov. Whitmer Doesn't Back Defunding Police Or Eliminating Law Enforcement
• Better Bags Making For A Better Life
• Modesto Teen Who's Legally Blind, Hearing Impaired Becomes Household Name In World Of Bowling
• Rockies Pick Outfielder Zac Veen During First Round Of 2020 MLB Draft
• Minneapolis Police Union Responds To Chief Arradondo Leaving Contract Negotiations
• 'They Haven't Given Us Any Information': New Jersey Salons, Personal Care Businesses Prepare To Reopen With Little Guidance From State
• Chicago Weather: Clearing And Cooler
• Fire Performers Drop Flaming Object During Rehearsal, Cause Major Fire In Volo Townhouse, Officials Say
• Denver Mart Offering Drive-In Movies Through Labor Day Weekend
• 'We Will Not Let Mr. Floyd's Death Be In Vain': WCCO Goes 1-On-1 With Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo
• PG&E Overhauls Its Board Again As Part Of Bankruptcy Promise
• Miami Marlins Take RHP Max Meyer With 3rd Overall Pick
• 'History Is Being Written Now': Chief Arradondo Announces Immediate Withdrawal From Contract Negotiations With Police Union
• Morongo Casino Worker Tests Positive For COVID-19 Weeks After Reopening
• UCLA Professor On Leave After Students Blast Response To Request To Postpone Final Exam As 'Woefully Racist'
• 12-Year-Old Girl On List For Heart Transplant Performs With Her Favorite Broadway Star
• Train Partially Derailed In Escalon After Collision With Cattle Hauler
• Phillies Select High School Pitcher Mick Abel With 15th Pick In MLB Draft
• After Radar Observes Tornado In Beaver County, National Weather Service Investigates Severe Weather
• Driver Arrested In Hit And Run That Killed North Texas High School Student Tre Allison
• Hollywood Bowl, LA Philharmonic Launch 'Supper To Go' Service Beginning Thursday
• Play Ball: Pennsylvania Issues Guidance For How High School, Recreational Sports Can Resume
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional COVID-19 Deaths
• Santa Clara County Orders All Large Health Care Providers To Offer Free COVID-19 Testing
• West Virginia elects state's first openly transgender official
• White Sox Select Pitcher Garrett Crochet Of University Of Tennessee In First Round Of MLB Draft
• Reopenings: Disney Plans To Reopen California Theme Parks In July
• California Assembly Backs Repealing Affirmative Action Ban
• Pride Flags Repeatedly Stolen From Natomas Neighborhood Tree
• BGE Delivers Tree Trimmings To Maryland Zoo To Be Used As Animal Food
• Cubs Select Mount Carmel Shortstop, Jackie Robinson West Little League Alum Ed Howard In First Round Of MLB Draft
• Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson 'Stunned' By FEMA's Denial Of Disaster Declaration For Tornado Damage
• University Of Maryland Student Connecting People With Local Mask Makers Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Heat, Humidity And Cold Front Stir Up Severe Thunderstorms And Tornado, Causing Damage Across Western Pa.
• Cooped-Up Coronavirus Shelterers Clear Out Pet Shelter At Pleasanton Valley Humane Society
• Johns Hopkins Student Sues University For Tuition Refund; Classes Moved Online Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Daughter Of Man Killed By LAPD Officer Files Wrongful Death Suit
• O's Select Heston Kjerstad With Second Overall Pick In 2020 MLB Draft
• Elizabeth Fire Consumes 250-Plus Acres Near Ventura
• Risky Business? More Options For Entertainment Open Friday
• Kidsburgh: Talking To Children About Racism
• Sister Of Federal Guard Killed In Oakland Tells Congress "He Did Not Deserve To Die"
• State Superintendent Calling On Counseling Groups To Strengthen Mental Health Support For Students
• Trade Show Organizers Want Answers From City, State On When And Whether They Can Hold Events At McCormick Place
• West Allegheny High School's Austin Hendrick Drafted In 1st Round By Cincinnati Reds
• Public Health Leaders Point To Family Gatherings As Root Of Sacramento Coronavirus Spike
• Van Stolen From Carpet Cleaning Business In Cameron Park
• 5-Year-Old Texas Boy Found Safe Less Than An Hour After Amber Alert Issued
• Brother Of Tim Cole, Man Who Was Wrongfully Convicted And Died In Prison, Says Activism Comes At A Cost
• 'A Feisty Young Lady': Police Say An 18-Year-Old Correctional Facility Escapee Was Arrested For Allegedly Headbutting The Officer Who Captured Her
• Pittsburgh Police Seek Public's Help Identifying Man Suspected Of Throwing Cinder Block At Police Truck During Protests Downtown
• Hundreds Flock To Stinson Beach; Marin Health Officials Concerned By Uptick In COVID-19 Cases
• SF Muni Bans Transport Of Police Officers To Protest Sites; SFPOA Tells Agency 'Lose Our Number'
• Sonoma County To Allow Winery, Brewery Tasting Rooms To Reopen Without Serving Food
• Berklee College Apologizes For Allowing Police To Use Restrooms After Protests
• State Judicial Council Votes To End COVID-19 Zero Bail Policy
• San Francisco Teacher Organizes Fund-Raising Effort To Help Undocumented Workers
• Templeton Woman Dies After Tire Hits SUV On Route 2 In Fitchburg
• Judicial Council Ends COVID-19 Emergency $0 Bail Order
• NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory Reaches $10M Settlement In Age Discrimination Lawsuit
• Symone Sanders, Senior Advisor To Joe Biden's Campaign, Discusses How Former VP Will Answer Calls For Change
• New Jersey Native Kathy Sullivan Becomes First Person Ever To Visit Space And Deepest Point Of Ocean
• Riverside Health Officials Cancel 2020 Coachella, Stagecoach Festivals
• Police Asking For Help Identifying Large Group Of Men, Women Who Looted North Philadelphia Pawn Shop
• Pittsburgh Pirates Select Infielder Nick Gonzales In 1st Round Of 2020 MLB Draft
• Status Report On Future McCormick Place Conventions In Wake Of COVID-19
• Nonprofit Starting Tent Community For Homeless People In Sacramento
• Chicago Police Officer Stripped Of Powers After Being Heard Using Homophobic Slur During Unrest Downtown
• Shedd Aquarium Cuts 36 Jobs, Furloughs Another 171 Employees
• Coronavirus Pandemic Forces Mann Center To Cancel 2020 Summer Season
• Woman Fatally Shot Outside Lake Forest Hotel, Man Detained
• Surge In FOID Card Applications After Recent Violence Leads To Backlog
• Beaver Co. Fire Chief Accused Of Stealing More Than $30,000 From Department
• Florida's City Of Weeki Wachee, Known For Its Live Mermaids, Dissolved
• 'Time For Prayers': Man Paralyzed After Assault Outside Downtown Pittsburgh McDonald's Back In Hospital, Fighting For His Life
• Next Generation Of Great Golfers Playing Tournament In Carrollton
• Mosquito Sample Taken Near Elk Grove Tests Positive For West Nile Virus
• George Floyd Death: Companies Across U.S. Respond Through Advertisements, Social Media Posts
• Stormy Weather Costs Restaurants That Are Already Hurting
• Protesters Topple Christopher Columbus Statue At Minnesota State Capitol
• Local Painting Company Steps Up To Help Bronx Business Destroyed By Looters
• 'This Is Real': Red Sox Acknowledge Racist Incidents At Fenway Park
• FedEx Employee Fired, NJ Corrections Officer Suspended After Video Surfaces Of Pair Mocking George Floyd's Death During Protest In Gloucester County
• Trump administration brings back banned hunting practices in Alaska
• 'Pittsburgh Police, Not The 3rd Infantry': Lawmakers Introduce Legislation To Demilitarize Police, While Law Enforcement Officers Say They Need Gear For Protection
• CBS 2 Investigators: Employed People Getting Hit With IDES Scam To Divulge Bank Information
• Anytime Fitness under fire for "I Can't Breathe" workout
• California Mayors To Push For Police Reforms Amid Unrest
• On Day Long Island Enters Phase 2 Reopening, East End Businesses Say They're Ready For Phase 4
• Businesses Slowly Start Opening As Part Of Gov. Walz's Phase 3 Plan
• Floyd's Death Reopens Wounds For Family Of David Smith, Who Died In Similar MPD Arrest
• 3 LA County Sheriff's Deputies Under Fire By Compton Officials For Rough Arrest Caught On Video
• Pennsylvania Nurses Applauding New Order Mandating Hospitals To Better Protect Health Care Workers From Coronavirus
• No Fish Story: Michael Jordan's Boat Nabs 442-Pound Marlin
• Denver Dismisses 300+ Curfew Violations During Protests
• Colorado Teen With Special Needs Thrives On Being An Essential Worker
• Debbie Wasserman Schultz Takes Part In 'We Stand Together' Rally In Weston
• Police Commission: Off-Duty Officer In Costco Shooting Acted Outside LAPD Policy
• Religious Leaders Using This Moment In History To Heal, Teach Congregants
• HBO Max Backtracks On 'Gone with the Wind' Move, Will Offer Commentary On Racist Undertones
• Thomas Lane, Ex-Officer Charged In George Floyd's Death, Leaves Jail After Posting Bond
• Philadelphia Arts, Culture Organizations 'At A Loss' As Mayor Kenney's Latest Budget Proposes $4.4 Million Cut
• South Florida Leaders, Law Enforcement Officials Come Together To Discuss Racism In Our Community
• Doxxing Warning From Dept. Of Homeland Security
• Coronavirus Cases In New Hampshire Rise By 54, 7 More Deaths Reported
• New York Post's Mark Cannizzaro On Return Of PGA Tour This Weekend: 'It's Going To Be A Very Therapeutic Moment For Sports Fans'
• Adidas: "It's time to own up to our silence" on racism
• Just As Beaches Reopen, Sharks Spotted Close To Shore In South Beach
• Disneyland, Disney California Adventure Set To Reopen July 17 With Reservation System
• N.J. Lawmakers Want Gov. Murphy To Reopen Shopping Malls
• Frugal Bookstore, Rich With Black Literature, Sees Business Boom
• Neighbors Help Take Care Of Deployed National Guard Soldiers' Homes During Unrest
• Westborough's Ian Seymour Feeling Good About Hearing His Name Called During 2020 MLB Draft
• BART Unveils Prototype Of New Jumper-Proof Fare Gate At Richmond Station
• Organizers: Musikfest To Be Mostly Virtual Event This Year
• $100 Billion In Forgivable Small Business Loans Still Available But Time To Apply Quickly Running Out
• 'It's Worse Than Usual': Fireworks Calls To Boston Police Were Up 2300% In May
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Outdoor High School Sports Can Resume Practices, Training Activities
• 2 more Atlanta cops fired after students violently pulled from car
• Detectives: Man Who Led Police On Chase, Named Person Of Interest In Fort Lauderdale Beach Double Murder
• Firefighters Dig Up Drainage Pipe To Rescue Goat Stuck Inside
• Dallas Coronavirus Healthcare Access Czar Says 10-Step Guide For Protesters To Be Distributed
• Beheaded Christopher Columbus Statue In Boston Will Be Removed From North End Park
• Why Hall Of Fame Baseball Writer Jayson Stark Believes There Will Be Phillies Baseball This Year In Some Form
• With Offices Beginning To Reopen, How Will COVID-19 Change The Workspace?
• 1 Stabbed, 1 Arrested At 9 Mile RTD Station
• Severe Storms Leave Trees Toppled, Power Lines Wrapped Around Houses In Northwest Indiana
• 'I Remember Miami,' Crowd-Sourced Art Project About Living In The Time Of COVID-19
• NASCAR bans Confederate flags from future races
• Off-Duty Chicago Police Officer Found Dead In Albany Park In Suspected Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
• Coronavirus In Baltimore: Multiple High-Volume COVID-19 Test Sites To Open In Baltimore In Wake Of Protests
• Fire Destroys Multiple Semis At Elk Grove Village Truck Yard
• San Diego Zoo, Safari Park To Reopen June 20
• As Calls To Establish Police Review Boards Increase, Some Cities Are Already Using Them
• COVID-19 Puts Great Lakes Crossing and Twelve Oaks Mall Sales Agreement at Risk
• Keller @ Large: How Entertainment Industry Is Reacting To Protests
• COVID-19 Federal Money To Start To Flow To Florida Counties
• Day 13 Of Detroit Protests Continue Despite Weather
• Doctor Says Emergency Kits This Summer Should Now Include Coronavirus Supplies
• NASCAR Bans Confederate Flag From Its Races And Properties
• Amazon To Open Brick-And-Mortar Store In Miami Beach
• Coronavirus Memoriam: Remembering 100-Year-Old World War II Veteran Frank Bua Of Long Island
• Second Shooting Victim Found Dead In Paso Robles; Intense Suspect Search Continues
• LAFD Contains 2-Acre Brush Fire Near Beverly Crest, No Structures Damaged Or Injuries Reported
• 'It Just Doesn't Fit': Petitions To Block Tearing Down Funeral Home For Self-Storage Project In Havertown Gaining Steam
• Westchester County Residents Adjust To New Normal As Region Enters Phase 2 Of Reopening
• 3 Cars End Up Flipped Over After Crash On I-80 In Rocklin
• Mayor De Blasio Says There Will Be A 'Conversation' Soon About Possibly Opening NYC Pools
• 'We're Being Vilified': Police Chiefs Call For More Conversation In Wake Of Protests
• Hotels Implementing COVID-19 Safety Measures As Summer Vacation Season Begins
• $100K Donated To Black-Owned Boutique Hit By Looters In Deep Ellum
• All Three South Florida Seminole Casinos Open Friday, Hallandale Beach Casinos On Monday
• Long Island's Smithtown Turning Into 'Stumptown,' Due To Companies Dumping Trees Into The Street
• Questions Far Outnumber Answers As New York City Considers How To Open Schools In September
• Con Artists Keep Trying To Capitalize On Fears Surrounding COVID-19
• Let The Borrower Beware: Texas Payday Loans Carry Average 600% Interest Rate
• Some U.S. police train for a few weeks. Other countries train for years.
• Reopening Colorado: Denver Botanic Gardens At Chatfield Farms Prepares To Reopen
• Are Furniture Deliveries OK Now? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Aurora Police Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Killed A Pedestrian
• NASCAR Bans Confederate Flag From Its Races and Properties
• Woman Shot In SF's Hunter's Point Dies From Her Injuries, Manhunt Underway For Suspect
• Major League Soccer to resume season with Florida tournament
• Pennsylvania State Legislature Votes To Revoke Emergency Shutdown Order, Gov. Wolf Says Not So Fast
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From June 10, 2020
• Police And Community Continue Search For Missing 19-Year-Old Amari Wise
• Body Of Texas Baby Found In Car Overturned In Red River Identified As Missing Infant From Amber Alert
• Fed says 15 million Americans will remain jobless by year-end
• Ford Recalls 2.5 Million Cars, SUVs, Vans Over Faulty Door Latches, Fluid Leaks
• Dallas County Reports New Daily Record Of 300 COVID-19 Cases; 3 Additional Deaths
• Some Black Lives Matter Supporters Believe 'End Racism Now' Mural On Fishtown Street Served Only As Publicity Stunt
• NASCAR Bans Confederate Flags From All Events And Properties
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Lashes Out At Alderman For 'Illegally' Recording Call, Leaking Profane Argument Over Looting
• Reopening Denver: Brown Palace Hotel Resumes Welcoming Guests
• Los Angeles Stores Begin Taking Down Plywood Boards As Protests Remain Peaceful
• Downtown Ellicott City Celebrates Class Of 2020 Despite Coronavirus Pandemic
• Report: Petaluma Product Spencer Torkelson Expected To Be First Selection In MLB Draft
• California Assembly Advances Measure To Allow Remote Voting
• Free Coronavirus Testing Offered In Roxbury For Boston Protesters
• 2 Shot, 1 Dead In Ballpark Neighborhood, Denver Police Have Suspect In Custody
• Coronavirus Cases, Hospitalizations Continue To Rise In States Where Restrictions Lifted Early, Health Officials Say
• 2 People Killed After Vehicle Hits Tree In Washington County
• McEnany: Trump "does not regret" tweet about injured protester
• Longmont Murder Suspect Richard Martinez Arrested In New Mexico
• Texas Reports Record Number Of Coronavirus Patient Hospitalizations For 3rd Straight Day
• Repeat DUI Offender Gets 20-Year Sentence For Fatal Santa Cruz Drunk Driving Crash
• Pittsburgh Police Looking For Missing 2-Year-Old Moor Bey And 11-Year-Old Khier Livsey, Both Believed To Be In Florida
• Orange County Reports 13 New Coronavirus Deaths, 147 New Cases
• Video Of Patrice Bergeron And Brad Marchand Skating Is What Every Sports Fan Needs Right Now
• Forney High School Mourns Natasha And Alexa Haydel After Father Kills Them
• ICE Facility In Aurora Begins Coronavirus Testing
• AMC Plans To Reopen Theaters In July
• 'We Can Make Baltimore Better' | Brandon Scott Claims Victory In Baltimore Mayoral Democratic Primary
• City Closing Highland Park Loop To Traffic To Allow For More Open Outside Space
• Gov. JB Pritzker Signs $43 Billion State Budget, Including Plan To Borrow $5 Billion From Federal Reserve
• State Immunization Bill Passes House On 3rd Reading
• MLB Draft: Who Do Experts Have A's, Giants Taking In First Round?
• West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Moves To Resume Nursing Home Visitations
• Gov. Walz Convenes Special Session, To Focus On Police Reform & Minnesota's Economic Recovery
• North Texas Protesters Urged To Get Tested For Coronavirus; New Testing Sites Open Specifically For Them
• Miami Spice Kicks Off Early To Help Jump Start Restaurants Still Reeling From COVID-19 Closures
• 'Philadelphians Are Hungry For Change': City Council Peppers Commissioner Danielle Outlaw Over Proposed Police Budget
• Jacksonville Is A Leading Final Contender For Republican National Convention
• Federal Judge Briefly Stops US From Expelling Migrant Teen
• George Floyd Death: Protesters Gather For 12th Consecutive Day In Baltimore
• First woman to walk in space visits ocean's deepest point
• White House task force warns protests may cause virus spike
• Chicago Weather: Showers Through Sunset
• Mass. Reports 267 New Coronavirus Cases, 46 Additional Deaths
• Friends share a beer with neighbors to open a dialogue
• More Maryland Communities Embrace Closing Streets To Allow For Outdoor Dining Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Crowdfunding Campaign Seeks $250K To Save San Francisco's Musée Mécanique
• Texas Natives Emmanuel Acho And Matthew McConaughey Have An 'Uncomfortable Conversation'
• Massachusetts Rep. Joseph Kennedy Calls For Patriots To Sign Colin Kaepernick
• Snow Days 'Are Gone,' Rhode Island Education Commissioner Says, Replaced By Virtual Learning
• Pennsylvania House Speaker Mike Turzai Says He'll Leave Office Next Week
• Maryland Zoo Staff Stays Busy Despite Closure Caused By COVID-19 Pandemic
• San Bernardino Woman Killed After Alleged Street Race With Son Ends In Rollover Crash
• Illinois Reports 625 New COVID-19 Cases, 78 New Deaths
• Trump shoots down renaming bases named for Confederate leaders
• Sting Set Up Over Harlem Globetrotters Jersey Helps Dixon Police Recover 18 Stolen Guns
• Police: 1 In Custody After Argument Escalates To Shots Being Fired In St. Cloud
• CitiParks Offering At-Home Summer Camp Resources For Families
• Coronavirus Self-Swab Test Site Coming To Butler County Rite Aid
• Reopening Colorado: Maroon Bells Begins To Accept Reservations Next Week
• Saturn's largest moon is rapidly drifting off into space
• Inspector General's Report Finds 'Complex And Monumental' Problems In Chicago Police Records Management In Court Cases
• Walmart ends policy of locking up products for black customers
• Rangers Legend Nolan Ryan Tells Fellow Texans 'Don't Be A Knucklehead' When It Comes To Coronavirus
• Kennywood, Sandcastle And Idlewild Announce Opening Date Of July 11
• In Their Own Words: CBS4 Photojournalist Rafael Murciano Captures Call For Change and Justice In South Florida
• Lawmakers target nursing homes taking residents' stimulus checks
• Florida, Other States May Be Undercounting COVID-19 Cases By Not Following CDC Guidelines
• Sexual Assault Survivors File Civil Suits Against USA Swimming Over Enabling Jailed San Jose Coach
• Revolution Players Eager To Play Again In MLS' Return Tournament
• Cook County Medical Examiner: 9 Month Old Joseph Myles Died Of COVID-19
• New Jersey Hiring Contact Tracers As Part Of Coronavirus Recovery Plan
• Braintree Mayor Charles Kokoros Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• SFMTA, San Francisco Supervisors Announce 2-Year Suspension Of Muni Fare Increases
• State Announces Lawsuit Against Owners Of Failed Michigan Dams
• 60 GBMC Employees Roll Up Sleeves For Blood Drive
• Bolton's lawyer says White House believes upcoming book has classified info
• New Jersey Set To Aggressively Expand Contact Tracing; Gov. Murphy Makes It Clear Program Is Not A Tracking App
• TEA COVID-19 Support: Closure Guidance & Communication
• Video shows white men mocking George Floyd's death at protest
• The U.S. expelled her 13-year-old daughter, citing new border rules
• Minneapolis official on public safety amid move to dismantle police
• MLS To Resume Season With Florida Tournament In July
• Walmart Says It Will Stop Putting Multicultural Hair Care Products In Locked Cases
• CBS 2 Chicago Wins Peabody Award For [un]warranted: A Series That Exposed Chicago Police Pattern Of Raiding Homes Of Innocent Families
• Pa. House Speaker Mike Turzai Officially Announces He Will Step Down
• YMCA Of Metro Denver Reopens Gyms On Monday
• Retired judge says court should reject DOJ move to drop Flynn case
• Bryce Dallas Howard: Don't Watch 'The Help' To Understand Civil Rights, Black Lives Matter Movements
• Long Island Welcomes Phase 2 Reopening, With Outdoor Dining, Hair Salons And Barbershops
• Car-To-Car Shooting Shuts Down 110 Freeway In Gardena
• Ankle Injury Knocks Maxfield Off Triple Crown Trail
• Chocolate, Dairy, And Fatty Foods Can Cause Acne, Study Finds
• Maker of tear gas used on D.C. protesters will exit business
• NASCAR Could See The End Of An Era. Ban The Confederate Flag?
• El Paso County Commissioners Seek Approval To Reopen More Businesses
• Michigan Mailman Delivers 'Little Piece Of Happiness' To Graduates
• Summer Is Here, And Your Mask Is Sweaty. Here's What To Do About It
• Vallejo City Council Approves Agreement With State DOJ To Reform Police Department
• VIDEO: Car Catches Fire Along Interstate 5 In Sacramento
• Gov. Tom Wolf, Lawmakers Clash Over Emergency Declaration Which He Says Is Still In Place
• Domino's Stores Across Baltimore-Area Looking To Hire 750 People
• Police Seek Public's Help Locating Theodore Giannaris, Last Seen On Sunday In Manhattan
• 'Going To Be A Very Different Atmosphere,' Says Nick Faldo On Charles Schwab Challenge
• Starbucks To Close Up To 400 Stores, Expand Pick-Up Options
• Santa Monica To Adopt 'Obama Pledge', Create 'Black Agenda' To Reform Police
• N.Y. Gov. Cuomo: Construction At LaGuardia Airport Will 'Energize' Reopening
• Texas Southern University Offers George Floyd's 6-Year-Old Daughter Full Scholarship
• 5 Arrests, 59 Stolen Vehicles Recovered From Looted San Leandro Dodge Dealership
• Long Beach Police Ban Controversial Carotid Restraint
• USC Doctor: Widespread Testing, Promising Treatments Will Help Control Second Spike Of Coronavirus Infections
• Protesters Gather At Philadelphia Museum of Art And Eakins Oval
• 2 Dead, 3 Wounded Including Child In Shooting At Vallejo Toddler's Birthday Party
• San Mateo Man Accused Of Sending Obscene Material To Minor
• Post-Gazette Executive Editor Pens Open Letter, Claims 'A Great Deal Of Disinformation' Over Black Journalists Allegedly Pulled From Covering Protests
• CDOT Survey On Driving While High Shows More Education Needed
• Genesee County Sheriff Puts Away Riot Gear, Walks With Protestors
• Albino Millipedes With No Eyes Discovered In Colorado Caves
• St. Louis Co. Sheriff's Office Offers Alternate Options To Report An Emergency Amid Telephone Service Issues
• Gov. Phil Murphy Approves Toll Hikes For 3 Major New Jersey Highways
• Driver Accused Of Hitting, Killing Woman On Sidewalk While Intoxicated In Dallas
• Man Shot In Face In North Baltimore In Critical Condition, Police Say
• MLS Resumes Season With Tournament Starting July 8
• California Courts Eye Ending Pandemic Rental, Eviction Protections
• Brush Fire Erupts In Sepulveda Pass Area Of Bel-Air
• Reports: Patriots Now Have Training Camp Start Date, As NFL Discusses Shortened Preseason
• Illinois Holocaust Museum Hosting Virtual Juneteenth Event With Sherrilyn Ifill
• It's Still Safe To Perform CPR During The Coronavirus Pandemic, Study Says
• U.S. jets intercept Russian nuclear-capable bombers off Alaska
• 'Thoughtfully Listening,' Birdville ISD Considers Abolishing School's Confederate Themes
• Chocolate, Dairy And Fatty Foods Can Cause Acne, Study Finds
• New York City To Increase Support For Cure Violence Movement As Part Of 'New Approach To Peace,' Mayor Says
• Cuomo says New York will be better post-pandemic
• 'He Didn't Deserve To Die Over $20,' Brother Of George Floyd Tells Congress
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Announces $5 Million Fund To Provide Cash Assistance To Chicagoans Excluded From Stimulus Checks
• Bar Displaying Confederate Memorabilia Removed From Tourism Site, Then Reinstated
• Guidance From Gov. Wolf Allows High School And Recreational Sports Teams In 'Yellow' And 'Green' Counties To Resume Voluntary Workouts
• Sheriff: 66-Year-Old Man Injured In Morrison Co. Farm Accident
• Miami-Dade Parks Teams Up With Unity Groves For Food Distribution On Saturdays
• 'Together We Test' Program Providing COVID-19 Testing In Vulnerable Dallas-Area Neighborhoods
• Search For Missing 3-Year-Old Sebastian Castro Expands Along Eagle River
• New Silver Lake Installation A Tribute To Black Americans Gunned Down By Police
• Tom Brady, Drew Brees Dozens Of Patriots Sign Players' Coalition Letter To Urge Congress To End Qualified Immunity For Police
• Simon Reopens Several Massachusetts Malls
• Great American Outdoors Act Could Help Improve Trails In Colorado
• Trump To Attend Roundtable With Dallas Faith Leaders, Law Enforcement Before Private Fundraiser
• Police: Armstrong Co. Man Arrested After His Ex-Fiancée Is Found 'With A Hatchet Lodged In The Front Of Her Skull'
• New Pennsylvania State Record Flathead Catfish Caught
• Tech exec charged in COVID-19 testing fraud
• Downed Trees, Pole Among Damage Caused By Strong Storms In Northwest Indiana
• Reopening Theaters: AMC Plans To Welcome Audiences In July
• Coronavirus (MN): MDH Reports 352 More COVID-19 Cases And 19 Deaths
• NASCAR Set To Allow Fans Back
• Auburn Hometown Hero Dalton Dyer Fights For Body Camera Video
• Search On For Pair Linked To Dry Creek Park Car Burglary
• 'It's A Really Inspirational Story': Kenneth Sims Jr. & Destyne Butler Jr. On Showtime Documentary 'Ringside'
• Deloitte Distances Itself From Florida's Overwhelmed CONNECT Jobless System
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 410 New Coronavirus Cases, Total Climbs To 76,846
• Biden seeks running mate who's "ready to be president on day one"
• Suspect Arrested For Allegedly Vandalizing Santa Rosa Bike Shop During George Floyd Protest
• AMC, other movie theaters plan to reopen by mid-July
• Chocolate, Dairy, Fatty Foods Can Cause Acne, Study Finds
• Arrest Made In Miami Beach Hit And Run
• After 1 billion robocalls, a record FCC fine on the line
• Dry Conditions, Accelerated Snowmelt Reported Across Colorado
• Enoki Mushrooms Tied To Listeria Outbreak That Killed Four People And Hospitalized 31, CDC Says
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-10-20
• 2 Dead, 3 Wounded Including Child After Gunfire Disrupts Toddler's Birthday Party In Vallejo
• Former Nurse Who Fought To Wear Surgical Scrubs Files Lawsuit Against Allina, Alleges Violations Of Whistleblower Act
• The pope's message to U.S. Catholics after the George Floyd killing
• Independence Day Show Will Go On As Planned At Addison Kaboom Town! Fireworks Celebration
• USC Football Welcomes Back Reggie Bush After NCAA Ban Ends
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 3 Additional Deaths As Coronavirus Toll Grows To 172 Countywide
• Walsh: Boston Playgrounds, Splash Pads Can Reopen June 15
• Trump suggests 75-year-old man shoved to the ground by police was a "set up"
• University Of Denver Announces Layoffs And Salary Reductions
• Detroit Tigers Top Draft Pick Chance To Speed Rebuild
• Bill Belichick: 'I Look Forward To Increasing My Role' In Social Progress Discussion
• Popular Old Bay Hot Sauce Returning To Store Shelves Next Week
• National Guard Demobilizing In Philadelphia, City Spokesperson Confirms
• CDC: Enoki Mushrooms Tied To Listeria Outbreak That Killed 4 People And Hospitalized 31
• Missing 50-Year-Old Man Kenneth Braxton Last Seen April 2 In Baltimore
• PTL Links: June 10, 2020
• Michigan Appeals Court Says State Doesn't Have to Release Tax Credits For GM
• MISSING: Janiela Lopez, 17, Last Seen On May 24
• Firefighters Battle 2-Alarm Fire At Old RT Storage Building In Sacramento
• Colorado Weather: Rain, Snow, And Damaging Wind Is Over, Turning Sunny And Warm
• Leaders Say Expanded Testing is Needed to Allow Visitors in Michigan Nursing Homes
• 37-Year-Old Dallas Man Found Dead From 'Homicidal Violence' In His Home
• Cooking With Rania: Red, White And Blue Burgers
• Chicago Weather: Scattered Showers, Thunderstorms Continue Wednesday; Sunny Skies Ahead
• Police Release Sketch Of Man Wanted For Sex Assault In Broad Daylight
• 'We Need Help': Allentown Among Small Cities Facing Fiscal Calamity From Virus
• Vice President Mike Pence To Visit Pittsburgh-Area This Week
• 75-Year-Old Man Killed In Crash In Millersville
• Man Dies After Being Hit By Car In Quincy
• Sheriff: Driver Killed After SUV Crashes Into Western Wisconsin Pond
• For George Floyd, A Complicated Life And A Notorious Death
• Italian woman preps 90 stuffed olives during her open brain surgery
• University Of St. Thomas Aims To Be Fully Reopened By Mid-August
• Coronavirus Hospitalizations Hits 2-Week Streak In Decline, 561 New Cases Reported
• 1 Man Dead, Another Hurt After Shooting In South Sacramento Neighborhood
• Crisp & Green Introduces Crisp@Home
• Feds Seek $225M Fine For Pair Who Made A Billion Robocalls
• John Prine's widow on planning star-studded tribute in his memory
• Duo Suspected Of Taking Dog From Building In Brooklyn, Police Say
• 1 Killed, 6 Injured After Nearly 50 Shots Fired At Apartment Complex In Spring Garden
• Newly-Released Video Shows Texas Man Begged "I Can't Breathe" During Fatal Arrest
• Galaxy, LAFC To Resume Season July 8 In MLS Tournament
• State Police Investigating After Upper Marlboro Motorcyclist Dies In Laurel Crash
• London mayor demands probe into police tasering of U.K. rapper's dad
• Major League Soccer Announces July 8 Return With 26-Team Tournament In Orlando
• Collin County's COVID-19 Dashboard Returns, 78 New Cases Reported
• Belichick, Brady, Many Patriots Praise Devin McCourty As He Accepts 2020 Uncornered Champion of the Year Award
• As Restrictions Relax, Some Minnesota Restaurants Reopen Dining Rooms
• Following Derecho Windstorm, Brighton Starts Pickup Of Tree Branches
• Christian Cooper Tells CBS News The Central Park 911 Call 'Was Unmistakably Racist'
• 'MLS Is Back Tournament' To Start July 8; NYCFC, New York Red Bulls Headed To Orlando
• Coronavirus Reopening Roundup: Health Care Worker's Nightmare Scenario; Protesting In A Pandemic
• Stony Brook University Hospital Reopens After Suspicious Man Prompts Evacuations
• Reopening: San Francisco Officials Working On Speeding Up COVID-19 Reopening Process
• NYPD: Surveillance Video Shows Looting Suspects Break Into Macy's Flagship Store
• AMC Plans To Reopen Its Theaters In July
• Fire Breaks Out At South LA Commercial Building
• Trout, Manning, Amos Among Nominees For New Jersey Hall Of Fame
• North Carolina Speedway Ordered To Shut Down
• State Of Texas Has 2,000 Coronavirus Patients In Hospitals For The First Time
• Man Sends Maine Police Department Payment For Parking Ticket From 1978
• The Boys Are Back! Marchand, Bergeron Among Bruins To Return To Practice Wednesday
• 31-Year-Old Man Shot Early Wednesday Morning In SW Baltimore
• Defense: Harvard Professor Charles Lieber Charged In China Case Is 'Victim'
• Oppressive Humidity Expected In Philadelphia Region As Temperatures Reach 90s
• U.S. Navy to ban public displays of the Confederate flag
• Blue Line Train Service Resumes Near Harlem Due To Unauthorized Person On Tracks
• Hundreds Of George Floyd Mourners Gather At San Jose's Cesar Chavez Park
• Gov. Hogan Announces New Leaders For Baltimore Port, State Highway
• Former 49ers Star Colin Kaepernick Ready To Play; Will The NFL Come Calling
• Official: Plea Negotiations Were Underway Between Derek Chauvin's Attorney And The Hennepin County Attorney's Office
• Black NASCAR star urges move away from Confederate flag
• U.S. envoy insists Iran policy "working," with focus on prisoner swaps
• City Of Monessen Implements Citizens Police Review Board
• NASCAR Set To Allow Fans Back In Florida, Alabama
• Georgia's Democratic Senate race is too close to call
• Restaurants, Bars & Gyms Allowed To Reopen Wednesday To Indoor Customers
• Biden wins Georgia and West Virginia primaries
• "Justice for All" explores fury over racism and police brutality
• Dallas City Council Memo Says Some Law Enforcement Duties Could Be Better Addressed By Community Investment
• Shortened 2020 MLB Draft Presents Challenges For Players And Teams
• Firefighters Rescue Couple Trapped By Falling Ceiling While They Slept In Evanston Home
• Allegheny County Council Sends Police Reform Bill To Committee
• U.S.: Retrieving Titanic radio would disturb wreck
• Pilsen Opens Drive-In Movie Theater At Riverside Complex
• Sweden names suspect, but closes the case of leader's 1986 killing
• "Gone With the Wind" pulled from HBO Max library for now
• As Part Of 'Operation Connectivity', School Buses Will Bring High-Speed Internet To Dallas ISD Families
• George Floyd's brother asks Congress to "stop the pain"
• Man Dies After Falling On 3rd Rail At CTA Grand Red Line Station
• Biden says there's "absolutely" systemic racism in law enforcement and beyond
• CrossFit CEO resigns after tweets spark outrage
• 'We Have To Stop Segregating Ourselves': Justice Alan Page Reflects On Racism In Minnesota
• Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley Clarifies Questions Surrounding Asymptomatic Spread Of COVID-19
• Still Waiting For Your Stimulus Check? Here Are Some Of the Reasons
• "Cops" canceled in wake of George Floyd protests
• Mall Of America Reopening Wednesday With New Hours, Signs Encouraging Social Distancing
• Top GOP senator says next coronavirus relief package expected in July
• Man tied to missing Idaho kids arrested after human remains found
• 'Gone With The Wind' Pulled From HBO Max Until It Can Return With 'Historical Context'
• Amazon Employees In Joliet Praise COVID-19 Precautions On The Job; 'They Do A Great Job Of Keeping Us Safe'
• Units Of Fort Worth Apartment Complex Destroyed After 2-Alarm Fire
• Navy Pier Reopens Wednesday With Some Restrictions
• Pittsburgh Weather: Heat, Humidity, And Strong Storms Possible On Wednesday
• Merriam-Webster to redefine "racism" after woman's plea
• Impostor Scams On The Rise With More People At Home On Computers
• Putin and the the 2020 presidential election - transcript
• 3-Alarm Fire Damages Sacred Heart School In Allentown
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/10 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Wednesday's Child: 8-Year-Old Madaline
• MBTA Will Soon Increase Service On Buses, Trains, Ferries
• Camden House Fire Caught On Video
• Pitt Athletic Director Heather Lyke And Others Discuss Future Of Sports With The Coronavirus Pandemic
• City Planning Commission Unanimously Adopts Homewood Comprehensive Community Plan
• Pittsburgh Department Of Public Works Plans To Use Sustainable Landscaping In City Parks
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• Pittsburgh Riverhounds & Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank Hosting Food Distribution
• Banksy weighs in on toppling of slave trader statue in England
• Pro Football Hall Of Fame Reopens After 3 Month Closure
• Pa. Department Of Health Issues Order To Require Hospitals To Better Protect Workers From Coronavirus
• Funeral service honors George Floyd in his hometown of Houston
• George Floyd's daughter to get full scholarship to Texas university

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• How a pandemic, economic crisis, and racial issues converged in the U.S.
• Former Bernie Sanders press secretary discusses police reform and what reform looks like
• Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot on police reform
• Polling the big questions of the 2020 race
• State of the union as Americans face crisis
• Activist draws thousands to Boston protest
• 6/10/20 : Red and Blue
• What the future of policing might look like
• Capitol Hill holds police brutality hearing
• Black flight attendant has emotional conversation with white airline CEO
• Georgia voters experience major voting issues during primary election
• Remains of Joshua "JJ" Vallow and Tylee Ryan found on stepfather's property
• How black parents are teaching their kids about racial injustice in America
• Movement grows to have Confederate names removed from U.S. Army bases
• Minneapolis police chief ends contract negotiations with police union
• Philonise Floyd testifies on Capitol Hill, asks lawmakers to deliver justice for victims of police brutality
• Coronavirus cases and hospitalizations rise weeks after Memorial Day
• Lawmakers hear from George Floyd's brother in hearing on racism and policing
• CBS Evening News, June 10, 2020
• Biden said he does not support defunding police, pushes for reform instead
• John Prine's widow on losing her husband to the coronavirus and tribute concert honoring him
• President Trump continues to face backlash over tweet spreading conspiracy theory about elderly protester
• Best friends invite others over for beer to open a dialogue in their community
• Christopher Columbus statue toppled, another beheaded
• N.J. governor condemns video showing white men mocking George Floyd's death
• Black Lives Matter protests extend into America's suburbs and towns
• Cuomo says New York will be better post-pandemic
• How American police compare to other countries
• Lawmakers hold hearing on police brutality and racism in America
• Primary voters face long lines and tech issues in Georgia and Nevada
• Police brutality hearing shows "consequences of elections," analyst says
• Republican Senator Tim Scott working on police reform legislation
• George Floyd's brother tells Congress: "Enough is enough"
• Rep. John Lewis "moved" by recent protests
• California dad behind viral Facebook post shares why he's afraid to walk alone in neighborhood
• Stacey Abrams on Georgia election "failure" and voter suppression
• Mayor Jacob Frey on changing the culture in policing and opposing efforts to dismantle department
• HBO Max removes "Gone with the Wind"
• Newark Mayor Ras Baraka credits police "restraint" for no arrests during protests
• Human remains found in Idaho connected to missing children
• Hourslong wait times in battleground states could be preview of November election, officials warn
• Trump promotes conspiracy about Buffalo protester, offers no strategy for police reform
• Club employee on Floyd and Chauvin
• Rev. Al Sharpton calls George Floyd "the cornerstone of a movement" during emotional funeral service