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• 'Siri, I'm Being Pulled Over': Phone Shortcut Helps People Record Police
• Police Say Lodi Man Arrested On Search Warrant Had Stolen Handgun And Nunchucks
• Deadly Shooting: Isabella Thallas Killed In Denver's Ballpark Neighborhood
• Corporate Donations To Colorado Governor's Office Raise 'All Sorts Of Red Flags'
• Competitive Swimmers Rescue Cliff Diver Injured At Beale Falls
• UC Study: More Than 40% Of Black-Owned Businesses Have Shuttered Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• South Broadway Business Reaches Reopening Milestone
• New City Of Stockton Website Sells Only Stockton-Made Products
• California Workers Still Waiting For Unemployment Benefits
• DPS Board Of Education Votes Unanimously To Remove Denver Police From Schools
• Man Shot, Killed By Deputies In Lancaster
• Socially Distant Fitness: Gyms Prepare For Reopening Friday
• VIDEO: Great White Sharks Seen Off Newport Beach Coast
• Sacramento City Leaders To Announce Grant Money For Restaurants To Expand Outdoor Seating
• Face Masks No Longer Required In Orange County, Health Officials Still Strongly Recommend Them
• Reopening Continues As Riverside, San Bernardino Counties Report Additional COVID-19 Deaths; Ventura Reports New Cases
• 2 Arrested On Felony Firearms Charges In Modesto
• Authorities: Suspect In Ambush On California Deputy Is Dead
• LAPD Officer Caught On Camera Beating Man In Boyle Heights Pleads Not Guilty To Assault Charges
• Black Attorney Sues ACLU of Southern California For Wrongful Termination, Discrimination
• Shooting Victim Isabella Thallas Remembered At Candlelight Vigil
• People Making A Difference: Folk Artist Creates Dioramas To Share African American Culture, History
• Colorado Drought Worsens Despite Recent Rain And Snow
• Paso Robles Ambush Shooting Suspect Dead, 3 Officers Wounded In Shootout
• Detectives Arrest Identity-Fraud Suspect In Sutter County
• Accused Murderer Of Newman Police Corporal Ronil Singh Ordered To Trial
• Reopening Colorado: Eagle County Asks For 'Black Diamond' Variance
• Chicago Weather: Dangerous Waves Starting Friday Afternoon
• Mexican Mafia Chief Killed In Corcoran State Prison Stabbing
• Businesses Close Across Massachusetts As Unemployment Claims Rise
• 'Justice Delayed Is Justice Denied': Hundreds Rally In Downtown Minneapolis To Call For Swift Police Reforms
• 'The Floodgates Opened': Encouraging Signs For Cape Cod's Summer Season
• New Hampshire To Lift Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Order
• Some Illinoisans Are Now Back At Work, But Still Can't Get Through To Secure Unemployment They've Been Trying To Get Since March
• Protests Continue For 15th Consecutive Day, Demonstrators Say There's Still A Long Way To Go
• The Travel Bug Bites Again As COVID-19 Restrictions Loosen
• WEAA Radio Announcer Tyra Phillips Killed In Shooting In NE Baltimore, Station Says
• 1 Dead After Being Pulled From Hudson River, 3 Others Rescued
• Chicago Riverwalk Set To Reopen Friday
• Protests Bring Renewed Calls To Tear Down Controversial Statues, Rename Streets In New York City
• LA County Reports Highest Single-Day Total Of New Coronavirus Cases
• 18-Year-Old NYPD Explorer Says Training Helped Him Save His Mom's Life During Asthma Attack
• Police Use Social Media To Arrest Man Suspected Of Causing Damage During Pittsburgh Riot
• Loved Ones Pay Respects At Viewing For Philadelphia Firefighter Eric Gore, Who Died From Coronavirus
• Lochearn Community Club Swimming Pool Burns Down On Open Day
• Aurora Terminates Attorney Selected To Lead Elijah McClain Death Investigation
• Ray Ciccarelli, NASCAR Driver From Ellicott City Who Quit In Wake Of Confederate Flag Ban, Insists 'This Was Never About The Flag'
• Books About Race Top New York Times' Non-Fiction Best Seller List
• Mayor Lightfoot, Rep. Rush Condemn Officers For Lounging In Rush's Office During Unrest
• Minnesota Pro Athletes Use Their Voices, Platforms To Address Racism In Sports
• NFL pledges $250 million over 10 years to combat systemic racism
• Rolling Stone Calls Governor Larry Hogan Most Popular Governor In U.S.
• Stocks Fall On COVID-19's Spread, Fed's Cautious Comments
• Waiting Tables: 3 Twin Cities Restaurants Prepare For Return Of Dine-In Service
• Howard County High School Graduate Shares Story Of Overcoming 2010 Haitian Earthquake
• Baltimore Farmers' Market Makes Changes Due To Coronavirus Ahead Of Sunday's Opening
• President Donald Trump Outlines Police Reform Plan While Facing Criticism Over Rally
• Miami Dolphins Host Police, Young Black Men, As They Take A Knee, Talk About Change
• Camden Removes Christopher Columbus Statue From Farnham Park, Angering Some Protesters Ahead Of Planned March
• Man Surrenders After Police Say He Pointed Gun At Woman From Car In Bolingbrook
• WIS International Hiring For 250 Positions In Southern California
• Black faith leaders mull next steps in wake of George Floyd's death
• Sinai-Grace Lawsuit: 4 Nurses Say They Were Fired For Speaking About Covid-19 Conditions
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Plans To Reopen Schools In Florida; Miami-Dade, Broward Decisions To Come
• City Of Hammond Sends Officer Bill For Legal Fees After She Loses Sexual Assault Suit Against Another Officer
• California Counties Can Let These Businesses Reopen Friday; Bowling Alleys, Zoos, Bars, Film Production
• Ford Recall: 2.15M Vehicles Could Be Effected By Brake, Door Latch Issues
• Macomb County Prosecutor Will Not Honor Charges In Amazon Driver Case
• MLB 2020 Draft: Detroit Tigers Select Spencer Torkelson From Arizona State
• South Florida's Seminole Casinos, Calder Casino To Open Friday
• Jacksonville Selected To Hold Re-Nomination Of President Trump
• Trash Collection Delays To Be Resolved By Saturday, Baltimore City Department Of Public Works Says
• Colorado Rockies Select Pitcher Case Williams With 110th Overall Pick
• Pack Swimsuit, Mask, California Welcomes Back Tourists
• [un]warranted: A CBSN Chicago Special Presentation
• Annapolis To Expand Recovery Zones Program; Regular Schedule Will Begin Friday
• Crews Contain 40-Acre Grass Fire In Placer County Near Watt And Walerga; Evacuations Lifted
• Some Dallas Protesters Taking Extra Precautions During Coronavirus Pandemic And Getting Tested
• Officials: Slain Mexican Mafia Chief Ran Gang From Prison
• Therapists Team Up To Provide Free Counseling Sessions For Black Philadelphia Residents Experiencing Racial Trauma
• Ohio Senator Asks If 'The Colored Population' Gets Coronavirus Due To Not Washing Their Hands 'As Well As Other Groups'
• Pennsylvania Board Of Education Approves Erie Community College
• Police: Man Arrested In DUI Crash In Ceres That Killed 1, Injured 2
• Philadelphia Community Rallies Around Center City Shoe Repair Shop That Was Looted, Set On Fire
• ATF Offers $10K Reward For Info On Whereabouts Of St. Paul Unrest Arson Suspect, His Girlfriend
• Italy High School Shooting Victim Noelle Jones Graduates, Now Heading To College
• Denver Comedy Lounge Reopens Friday With Outdoor Shows
• Police: Man Shot In The Head And Neck, Killed In Southwest Baltimore
• Broadway To Close From Belmont To Diversey From Friday To Sunday, Also Next Weekend, For Outdoor Dining
• Coronavirus Unemployment: EDD Missing Data - How Many Still Waiting for First Payments?
• Baltimore Police: Man Shot In The Chest And Killed, Person Of Interest In Custody
• Businesses In Santa Cruz, Monterey Counties Gear Up For Limited Reopenings
• Former Ald. Burton Natarus Dies At 86
• Minneapolis Firefighters Rescue Woman After 2-Story Fall In Freun Mill
• Westfield Century City Mall Reopens For In-Person Shopping
• Guard Troops Amid Protests Cost Nearly $25M In California
• Reduced Funding Forces Policy Change At East CoCo County Fire District
• Marches, Rallies Held In Bellevue, Dormont And Fox Chapel On 13th Straight Day Of Protests
• Coachella, Stagecoach Announce Dates for 2021 Festivals
• Suspect killed in central California shootout, police say
• More stores to stop locking up beauty items aimed at black women
• With The Zero Bail Order Expiring, What's Being Done To Protect Jails From Coronavirus?
• Republicans: New Bill Would 'Weed Out Bad Actors' In Ohio Police
• Caught On Video: Woman Unleashes Racist Tirade At Asian Woman Doing Stair Exercises In Torrance
• Outdoor Dining On Hanover Street 'A Godsend' For North End Restaurants
• One Person Critically Injured In San Francisco Sunset District House Fire
• New Push To Open Palo Alto's Picturesque Foothills Park To Non-Residents
• Buffalo mayor calls police union a "barrier to reform"
• 15-Year-Old Arrested For Arson Of Police Cruiser During Boston Riots
• Lady Antebellum Drops 'Antebellum' From Name Over Associations To Slavery
• Fentanyl Tops List of Drugs Found in Baltimore Overdose Patients, Study Finds
• Oak Park Shooting That Left Woman With Life-Threatening Gunshot Wound Was Gang-Related, Police Say
• Another Family Files Lawsuit After Chicago Police Raid Wrong Home, Point Guns at 4-Year-Old
• O's Take OF Hudson Haski, SS Anthony Servideo In Second And Third Rounds Of MLB Draft
• President Trump Talks Police Use Of Force In Dallas: 'We Want Safety, We Want Compassion'
• Cape May County Park & Zoo Reopening Saturday Morning
• Trump's convention speech now will be in Jacksonville, Florida
• Curbside Concerts: Twin Brothers Change Their Tune To Entertain During Shutdown
• Fund A Success In Helping African-American-Owned Businesses Hit Hard By COVID-19, Unrest
• Coalition Of Black Minneapolis Leaders Back Police Chief Arradondo, Call For Police Union Head To Step Down
• Baltimore Financier Accused Of Spending Over $90K On Sex-Trafficking Business
• Gambian Man Accused Of Torture Arrested In Colorado: Michael Sang Correa Indicted By Federal Grand Jury
• While Eager Shoppers Hit The Stores, Experts Warn Stress Buying Is Speeding Spending
• California Senate OKs Bill To Mail Ballots For Fall Election
• Local Restaurant Owners Accuse Grubhub and Microsites Of Hijacking Their Online Identities
• CU Cuts Salary Of Faculty And Staff Making Over $60K
• Police: Suspect Stole Merchandise From Stockton Grocery Store, Assaulted Employee
• Coronavirus Case Count Rising In Reopened Texas: 'It's Definitely Of Great Concern'
• CVS Announces 33 Additional Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing Locations
• NASA Awards Pittsburgh Space Delivery Company Nearly $200M Contract To Help Search For Water On The Moon
• Paso Robles Ambush Shooting Suspect Dead, 3 Officers Wounded In Shootout
• Flyers, NHL Plan To Begin Training Camps On July 10
• Police Department Abandoned In Seattle's 'Autonomous Zone'
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Nearly Two Dozen Suspects Who Looted Frankford Store
• Baltimore County Police: 23-Year-Old Man Leads Officers On Pursuit, Crashes Into Cars
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Officials warn mail-in votes could slow results
• Scott Twp. Officials Apologize Following Commissioner's Disrespectful Statement Toward Pa. Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine: 'A Guy Dressed Up Like A Woman'
• Bear Spotted Wandering Around Camden County
• Mayor London Breed Announces Priorities For San Francisco Police Reform
• 5 People Rescued From Surf At San Francisco's Ocean Beach
• CannaVan Researchers Test THC Potency Between Cannabis Concentrates, Pot Flowers
• The Hard Conversation: Public Advocate Jumaane Williams On What's Next When It Comes To Race In America
• Jersey City Aims To Promote Healthy Eating With Vertical Gardens
• George Floyd's Death Leads Demonstrators At Recent Protests To Share Stories Of Racism
• West Chester University Plans To Resume On-Campus Instruction For Fall Semester
• Orange County Coronavirus Deaths Surpass 200, Number Of Cases Climb Towards 8K
• N.J. Teen Launches Successful Podcast During Pandemic, Twice Overcomes Immeasurable Odds
• Outpacing COVID-19 Deaths: Overdose Fatalities In Larimer County On Track To Double This Year
• 'Going To Miss It': Thrift Town Closure Brings End To Tradition For Some
• Chokeholds, Strangleholds Banned In New Boston Police Use Of Force Policy
• Deputies Detain Modesto Woman, 29, Suspected Of Abducting 4-Year-Old Nephew, Children Found Safe
• 'People In Beaver Support Small Businesses': Beaver Co. Businesses Eager To Reopen In The 'Green' Phase Tomorrow
• Florida TaxWatch Wants $136 Million In Cuts From State Budget
• USC Removes Name Of Rufus Von KleinSmid, Longtime President And Eugenics Supporter, From Building
• Bicycle That Completed Tour De France Route Stolen In Boulder
• Benefits Cut For Chicago-Area Hospital Workers Because Of COVID-19
• Max Minute: Adjusting To Social Distancing And Easing Anxiety At Work
• Chinese Army Major Arrested At LAX, Accused Of Stealing Medical Research from UCSF
• Framingham Students Call For Removal Of School Resource Officers
• Connecticut State Police Search Avon Home In Connection To Jennifer Dulos Investigation
• Renewed Push To Have Philadelphia Rename Taney Street, Columbus Boulevard
• Reimagining Education: Attendance Teacher Supports Students Struggling To Stay Connected At Home
• State Fair Food Vendors Set Up Stands Throughout Minnesota And Wisconsin
• Student-Athlete Pay, Bear Poaching, Other Bills Sent To Florida Governor Ron Desantis
• Asbury Park, N.J. Plans To Defy Gov. Murphy, Allow Indoor Dining At Restaurants
• PGA Tour Back To Business At Colonial In Fort Worth After Coronavirus Hiatus
• Texas Among Top States Calling For NFL Boycott According To Twitter Data
• Businesses Start Up Again With Help Of Boston Reopen Fund
• Mount Vernon Police Officer Arrested For Allegedly Injuring Woman In Custody
• U.S. Unemployment Claims Drop For 10th Straight Week; Expert Says Further Decline Hinged To Coronavirus
• South Park Township Sisters Start Petition To Save High School And Elementary School Libraries From Possible Cuts
• Hundreds Hit The Streets In Frisco For Justice For George Floyd Protest
• Nearly Century-Old Confederate Veterans Monument Under New Scrutiny In Parker County
• Detroit's Swankiest Cribs For Rent
• Some In Hollywood, Entertainment Say Cancellation Of 'Live PD,' 'Cops' Should Just Be The Start Of Industry Reform
• Police: Man Shot In The Chest, Leg In Northeast Baltimore
• Victims Of Identity Theft Also Targeted In IDES Fraud
• Forty Acres Fresh Market's fight against inequality goes beyond food
• Eastern Michigan Fall Plans: Single-Rooms Will Be Available To Students Amid Covid-19
• Denver Public Schools Considers Removing School Resource Officers
• Large Potbellied Pig On The Loose Becomes The Talk Of The Town Around Yukon, Pa.
• Moose Roaming Around Lowell Neighborhoods Tranquilized, Relocated
• The Better Box To Open Second Location On Spring Garden Street Friday
• Famed Stores Along Fifth Avenue Showing Signs Of Life Following Shutdown, Violence
• New Hampshire Coronavirus Cases Increase By 34, 7 New Deaths Reported
• Miami-Dade & Hialeah Police Departments Ban Applied Carotid Triangle Restraint Chokehold
• Photos: Storm Damage Across Michigan
• Joe Biden Releases 8-Point Plan To Safely Reopen Economy During West Philadelphia Visit
• Weekend Access To Chantry Flats Temporarily Closed Due To Heavy Traffic, Return Of Hot, Dry Conditions
• Third & Fourth Cases Of West Nile Virus Detected In Miami-Dade
• Coronavirus Pandemic Highlights Importance Of Accurate Death Certificates
• Trump Tulsa Rally Tickets Come With Disclaimer: Can't Sue If Catch Coronavirus
• 'Let's Not Allow Racist People To Feel Comfortable': Former Eagle Jason Avant Opens Up About Experiences With Racism
• Double Shooting In Denver: Surviving Victim Says Gunman Yelled At Him About Dog Before Shooting
• Mayor's Task Force Announces New Initiatives To Engage City's Youth This Summer
• 10-Year-Old Helps Launch Diversity Library Using His Family's Garden-Fresh Lettuce
• Five-Year-Old South Florida Boy, William Kelly, Hits Hole-In-One At Sunrise Golf Course
• Black Realtor Strives To Overcome Lingering Issues From Redlining In Denver
• Pedestrian Injured In San Francisco Tenderloin Hit & Run Crash; Suspect Driver Arrested
• Baltimore Photographer Devin Allen's Picture Of George Floyd Protests Makes It On TIME Cover
• Miami Dolphins To Host Virtual Football, Cheerleading Summer Camps For The Kids
• BART Board Of Directors Votes Against Defunding BART Police
• Wicked Sisters Closed Until Further Notice After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Man Charged With Poisoning 8 Homeless People With Substance Twice As Strong As Pepper Spray, Recording Their Reactions
• More Trouble For American Dream? Bank Says Owners Missed Mortgage Payments On Another Mall They Own
• Pirates MLB Draft Day 2 Tracker: Pittsburgh Selects Pitchers Jared Jones, Nick Garcia, Jack Hartman And Logan Hofmann
• Firefighters Gain Ground On Lime, Elizabeth Fires Burning In Ventura County
• LI Man Facing Multiple Charges After Allegedly Bringing Explosive Devices, Other Weapons To Hospital
• Landlords Sue City Of LA Over COVID-Related Ban On Evictions, Rent Increase
• California Counties Can Let These Businesses Reopen Friday
• SeaWorld Orlando, Busch Gardens Tampa Reopen With Masks, Temperature Checks
• NAACP, ACLU And Lawyers For Civil Rights Call For Police Reform, Release Community Demands
• Healthcare Workers Take A Knee Throughout South Florida To Lend Support To Black Lives Matter Movement
• Hackensack Medical Center Doctors Issue Warning: If You're Sick, Come To The Hospital -- It's Safe
• President Trump At Roundtable, 'We're Here To Discuss Very Important Things'
• U Of M Students Build Virtual Tour In 'Minecraft'
• Maryland Gyms, Restaurants Prepare To Reopen Friday As More Coronavirus Restrictions Are Lifted
• Alex Cora Speaks Out Against 'Mastermind' Accusations In Astros' Sign-Stealing Scheme
• Harris Center For The Arts Closing For At Least 1 Year
• 15,000 Face Masks To Be Donated To Businesses In Need Throughout South Florida
• Air Force Veteran Carjacked In NW Baltimore; 3 Alleged Suspects Killed After Crashing Car Into MTA Bus
• Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner Plans To 'Vigorously Prosecute' Looting Cases With 'Restorative Justice Approach'
• LASD Reports 328 Employees, 2,558 Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• Georgia officials continue to point fingers in wake of chaotic primary
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From June 11, 2020
• Five Bay Area Residents Arrested For Burglarizing Vacaville Gunshop
• African American Reparation Bill Passes California Assembly
• Philadelphia Allowing Restaurants To Apply For Permit To Create Outdoor Dining Space Ahead Of Friday Reopening
• We Can't Find Any Disinfectant Wipes - What Do We Do? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Aldermen Move To Speed Up Sidewalk Café Permits As Restaurants Reopen For Outdoor Dining
• Colorado Reaches $2.2 Billion In Total Unemployment Payments
• Grammy Awards Renames Controversial 'Urban' Category
• VIDEO: Firefighters Battle Grass Fire Near Granite Bay Neighborhood
• John Hickenlooper, Andrew Romanoff Debate: Both Senate Contenders Favor Law Enforcement Reforms
• Gov. Hogan Issues Emergency Order Allowing Liquor Board To Waive Fees For Licenses
• Hudson First Grade Teacher Identified As Woman Killed By Tire On Route 2
• 'This Is Not Justice, This Is Lawlessness', Miami Police Chief Jorge Colina Weighs In Statue Vandalism During Protest
• Reopening Colorado: Arapahoe County Asks State For Variance To Bring Back More Businesses
• David Pastrnak Named Czech Player Of The Year, Tying Jaromir Jagr's Record Of Four Straight Wins
• 'Very Difficult': Future Remains Unclear For Performing Arts In Pittsburgh
• Walz, State Legislators Unveil Sweeping Set Of Reforms Intended To Support Racial Justice
• With Increased Testing, Another Record Day For New Coronavirus Cases In Dallas County
• Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh Announces Creation Of Coronavirus Access To Justice Task Force
• 'Our Black Neighbors Matter': Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Responds To Death Of George Floyd And Black Lives Matter Movement
• Nintendo Reveals 300,000 Accounts Have Been Hacked
• Police Working To Identify Man Accused Of Injuring Officer, Looting Business During Downtown Riots
• Dunn County Sheriff's Office Investigating After Man's Body Found In Chippewa River
• Philadelphia Health Commissioner Says Earliest City Could Move To Green Phase Is June 26 As Tri-State Continues Reopening
• Defunding Police: SF Head Of Police Accountability Paul Henderson Says 'Race Neutral' Policing Is Goal
• Ohio Health Director Dr. Amy Acton Resigns After Coronavirus Pandemic Frustrations
• Sony gives first look at games for PlayStation 5
• Reopening Colorado: Manitou Incline Could Reopen With Free Reservation System During Pandemic
• Florida Man Finds Gator Doing Laps In Backyard Pool
• Recommendations For Re-Opening
• Disney Fans Want Splash Mountain Updated Due To Racist 'Song Of The South'Theme
• CrossFit Queens Owner Says Strong Community Will Allow Gyms To Survive After Ex-CEO's Comments
• New Trump rule would redefine who qualifies for refuge in U.S.
• Grammy Awards rename controversial "urban" category
• Garth Brooks Concert To Be Played At 300 Drive-In Theaters
• T.J. Maxx Stores Reopen, Some Shoppers Wait Hours For Chance To Be First
• Ava DuVernay Among 6 Newly Elected To Film Academy's Board Of Governors
• The U.S. Army wants to buy riot control gear
• Updated: Alleged Santa Cruz Deputy Ambush Suspect Steven Carrillo Charged With Murder
• Chicago Weather: Breezy And Dry
• Mass. Reports New 519 Coronavirus Cases, 38 Additional Deaths
• Florida Resort For Critically Ill Children Closing Indefinitely Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Police brutality goes "beyond individual bad apples," professor says
• U Of M Board Discussing Ways Students Can Return In Fall
• Hampton Township Police Find Missing 40-Year-Old Jessica Kaushansky
• 'Miracle' Kitten Rescued, Adopted After Hiding Under Vehicles Along Highway 4 Onramp In Pittsburg
• Kings Announce Plan To Combat Racism
• Police Arrest Man For Alleged Past Sexual Abuse Of Former Bel Air Middle School Student
• Pittsburgh City Controller Michael Lamb Concedes Auditor General Primary Race To Nina Ahmad
• $5K Reward Offered For Information In Arson Attack On Sake House In Santa Monica
• See Which Colorado High School Will Represent The State In National High School Helmet Tournament On Twitter
• Vacant Trump Plaza In Atlantic City Will Soon Be Demolished
• Ontario Airport Hosting Free Drive-In Movies
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 766 New COVID-19 Cases; 91 Additional Deaths
• Unnamed Patriots Player Not Confident Offense Will Improve Without Tom Brady
• Around The Table: Protests And Demonstrations Call For Change Following George Floyd's Death
• Oakland Police Chief Admits Reform Needed As Class-Action Suit Over Protests Looms
• Lawmaker under fire for remark about "colored population" and COVID-19
• John Legend, Jennifer Hudson To Headline LA Fundraiser For Biden
• Ford Issues Recall For 2.5M Vehicles For Latch, Brake Problems
• CTA Employee Under Investigation After Video Shows Him Body-Slamming Person In Street
• Thomas Holleman Sentenced To Life Plus 48 Years for Deadly Double Shooting In Commerce City
• Surveillance Images Released Of Suspects Who Allegedly Defaced Fort Worth Police, Firefighters Memorial
• DA Larry Krasner Setting Up Task Force To Investigate Arrests Made During Protests In Philadelphia
• Detroit Public Schools Leads Peace Protest
• USM Board Of Regents Could Consider Tuition Freeze For Upcoming School Year
• Senate panel OKs amendment requiring renaming of military bases
• Trump Pushes Back Against Warren's Proposal On Bases Named For Confederate Generals
• Missing 13-Year-Old Clarksville Girl Found Safe
• 'I Have A Bullet For Each One Of Them': Man Allegedly Threatens To Shoot The Entire Millvale Police Department
• Contact A Drive-In Near You To Request 'Garth Brooks: A Drive-In Concert Experience'
• Philadelphia City Council Introduces Police Reform Bills, Including 1 That Would Prohibit Chokeholds
• Nordstrom Reopens Most Southland Stores Thursday
• Joint Chiefs chairman says he regrets appearing in Trump photo op
• It's Men's Health Month: Be Aware Of Cardiac Risk And Prostate Cancer
• LeBron James forms group to stop black voter suppression
• Biden "convinced" military would escort Trump from White House if he refused to leave
• 'We Ask That Our Voices Be Heard': Minneapolis Police Officers Pen Open Letter Condemning Derek Chauvin, Embracing Reform
• Pittsburgh Expanding Food Distribution Sites
• Florida Eases Rules On Bright Futures Scholarship Program
• Fort Worth's 4th Of July Festival Canceled But Fireworks Show Still A Go
• JCPenney Losses More Than Tripled Ahead Of Bankruptcy Filing
• Lady Antebellum drops "Antebellum" from band name
• 'The Penalty Box Is Not Available': NH Lawmakers Get Back To Work Inside UNH Hockey Arena
• The Huntington Set To Reopen After More Than Three Months Of Closure
• James White Says Patriots Will Peacefully Protest In Some Way When 2020 Season Begins
• Former DEA official posed as CIA operative in $4.4 million fraud scheme
• $3K Reward Offered For Information In Burglary At R.F. Moeller Jeweler In Edina
• Garth Brooks Set To Play One-Night-Only Concert At Hundreds Of Drive-In Theaters Across The Country
• Under Armour's Sportsmask Sells Out In Under An Hour Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, CEO Says
• 'Their Tactics Are Out Of The Mafia Playbook': Mr. Pickle's In Davis Closed After Franchise Owner Compares Black Lives Matter To KKK
• Smithsonian museums are collecting signs from D.C. protests
• DFW Airport Looking To Keep Customers Safe From COVID-19 During Summer Travel Season
• 1 Dead, Several People Hurt After South Sacramento Shooting
• UC President Napolitano's Advice To COVID-19 Era Students: 'Take Some Courses. Get On With It'
• Fatal Fire Near Buena Vista: Woman And Boy Die, Man Hurt
• Online Shopping Scams Top List Of Coronavirus-Related Fraud Reports In California
• 18-Year-Old Charged In 33-Year-Old Man's 2019 East Baltimore Murder
• North Side Food And Supply Drive For West Side Community
• Sheriff: 55-Year-Old Man Seriously Injured After Vehicle Goes Off The Road, Strikes Tree
• Protesters To Call For Swift Convictions In Minneapolis Rally Hosted By Stephen Jackson Sr.
• 1st Female California Inmate Dies Of Coronavirus; 14 Inmate Deaths Now Recorded
• 'A Miracle': National Aviary Tells Penguin Love Story, Credits Life-Long Companion With Helping Sick Bird To Recover
• SF Police Chief Bill Scott Respects SFMTA Decision To End Muni Transport Of Police To Protests
• Batwoman Boss Assures Series Will Still Have Gay Themes Despite Ruby Rose's Exit
• N.Y. Gov. Cuomo Urges Caution As State's Coronavirus Cases Trend Down
• Uncovering the Greenwood race massacre
• NYC Deputy Mayor Calls For Removal Of Robert E. Lee's Name: 'This Is An Emotional Issue For Many People Like Me'
• Police Looking For 'Jealous Ex' Who Shot Woman's New Love Interest 
• Police release nearly-blank Breonna Taylor incident report
• Black Entrepreneurs Visiting Upscale Neighborhoods Mistaken For Protesters
• Dallas Police Post Emotional Video Urging Viewers To Help End Racism & #TakeAKnee
• 24-Year-Old Killed In SW Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• Taylor Swift tweets about racial injustice
• Beijing confirms its first new coronavirus case in almost two months
• Bubba Wallace praises NASCAR's Confederate flag ban
• Moderna Set To Test Potential Coronavirus Vaccine With 30,000 Volunteers
• COVID-19 In Indiana: Average Case Numbers Dropping In Northwest Indiana
• Charges Expected After Christopher Columbus Statue Toppled At Minnesota Capitol
• PGA Tour Recognizes Racial Injustice With Moment Of Silence At Colonial In Fort Worth
• San Francisco City Hall Corruption Scandal: Mayor Breed Fires Indicted City Fix-It Program Director
• WHO Just Adds To Our COVID Confusion. Here's What To Do.
• Pennsylvania Sees 51 More COVID-19 Deaths, 467 Infections
• As New York reopens, Cuomo warns "COVID has not gone away"
• Man Claiming To Be 'Sovereign Citizen' Arrested On Warrants After Traffic Stop In North Auburn
• T-Shirts Being Sold To Honor George Floyd, Raise Money For Universities Establishing Floyd Scholarships
• MLS To Resume Season With Florida Tournament In July
• Massachusetts Police Reform Bill Would Require Officers Be Certified, Ban Chokeholds
• Family: 15-Year-Old Boy Dies Trying To Rescue Best Friend Day Before 8th Grade Graduation
• Reopening Colorado: Waterton Canyon To Open June 15 - Weekdays Only
• As Economy Slowly Reopens, Those In Need Remains High In South Florida
• Jefferson Davis Statue Torn Down By Protesters In Richmond, Virginia
• 'We Are Regretful And Embarrassed': Lady Antebellum Changes Its Name To Lady A
• LA County Bars, Movie Theaters Stay Closed As California Enters Largest Phase Of Reopening
• Over 44,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of June 1, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• New Data Shows Complete COVID-19 Situation At State, National Long-Term Care Facilities
• Chicago Fire Department Battalion Chief James O'Donnell Retiring After 41 Years As A Firefighter
• Authorities Announce Arson Arrest In Concord RV Fire Monday
• Danny Ainge Shares Video Of Tacko Fall's New 3-Point Shot
• 7 arrested after Christopher Columbus statue vandalized in Miami
• Reopening Maryland: Prince George's County Eases Some Restrictions On Restaurants, Businesses Starting Monday
• 'They Love Her': Ms. Pal Makes STEAM Challenges Fun And Engaging For Students Stuck At Home
• Rev. Dr. Wendell Anthony Continues Decades Long Civil Rights Activism Through Detroit Protests
• Four Seasons Hotel Boston Lays Off Nearly 200 Workers, Even As It Reopens
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 453 New COVID-19 Cases Reported As Hospitalizations Continue To Trend Downward
• 'Like A Freight Train': NWS Confirms EF2 Tornado Touched Down In Beaver County, Ranking The Area's Strongest Since 1985
• Pastor Mo Continues To 'Protect' Detroit Through Keeping Protests Peaceful
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 467 New Coronavirus Cases, 51 Additional Deaths
• Court of Claims Rules Governor Whitmer Exceeded Her Authority
• Maryland COVID-19 Hospitalizations Go Down For 15th Consecutive Day, Over 60K Cases Reported
• US Senate Committee Moves To Remove Confederate Names From Military Assets
• Last Remaining Sacramento Thrift Town Store, Featured In 'Lady Bird,' Closing Permanently
• Ruppersberger Calls For Removal Of Names Of Confederate Officers On US Naval Academy Buildings
• Federal Reserve Offers Personal Finance Virtual Summer Camp For At-Home Kids
• Man Shot, Robbed While Out Jogging In Culver City
• Detroit's Top 4 Delis To Visit Now
• NHL Formal Training Camp, The League's Phase 3 Of Returning To Play, Will Start July 10
• Kobe Bryant To Posthumously Receive LA-Area Emmy Governors Award
• Batwoman Won't Kill Off Ruby Rose's Character Kate Kane
• Here Are The Recent Bills Gov. Whitmer Signed Into Law
• Dying man told police "I can't breathe." Cop responded, "I don't care."
• NHL Sets July 10 Training Camp Date, Meaning Early August Return To Action Is Likely
• Asbury Park Defies Gov. Murphy's Order, Will Allow Indoor Dining
• Oakland School Superintendent Kyla Johnson-Trammel Backs Move To Eliminate School Police
• President Trump To Announce Policy Proposals On Policing During Visit To Dallas
• New data suggest Russia may have a lot more COVID deaths than it says
• Another 1.5 million Americans filed for unemployment
• Bodies Of 3 Men Found In Burning Home On Detroit's East Side
• Stocks fall on COVID-19's spread, Fed's cautious comments
• Feds Award Millions To BART And VTA For Mixed-Use Planning Near Transit Stations
• Reopening: Officials Reopen San Jose's Popular Alum Rock Park
• Amid Pandemic, Scores Of US Catholic Schools, Including Baltimore's Institute Of Notre Dame, Face Closure
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-11-20
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 21 New Cases Of Coronavirus Bringing Countywide Total To 2,055
• LeBron James Partners With Trae Young, Jalen Rose, Skylar Diggins-Smith And Others To Form Voting Rights Group, 'More Than A Vote'
• Philadelphia Police Investigating After Body Of Woman Found Inside Suitcase In Kensington
• 'Daddy Did His Job': Woman Recounts Tree Falling On Husband, Daughter
• 'Most Surprising Pick': What MLB Experts Are Saying About Red Sox Drafting Nick Yorke
• 23 Fine Wine And Good Spirits In Philadelphia Region To Reopen Friday For Limited In-Person Access
• Report: Lakers Legend Magic Johnson To Be Featured In New Documentary
• Dallas Police Investigating Murder-Suicide On Walnut Hill Lane
• Tigers Add Slugger Torkelson With No. 1 Pick
• Boston Public Library To Open For 'To-Go' Services
• NBA May Allow Players To Skip Season, Postseason When Play Resumes In Orlando
• El Paso Man Admits Trying To Sell Protected Native Plants On Black Market
• Lawsuit On Suspended Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill's Fate Stalls
• Baltimore County Public Library Announces Book Drop Opening, Curbside Service
• Thousands Without Power After Storms Sweep Through Michigan
• Unemployment Claims In Maryland Increase By More Than 10K Last Week; Nationwide Claims Decrease
• Ex-cop charged in George Floyd's death posts bond, leaves jail
• A&E ceases production of "Live PD"
• Special Prosecutor Asks Indiana State Police To Investigate Indianapolis Officer's Killing Of Dreasjon Reed
• The Swing Heard On Fairways Round The World, PGA Tour Back To Business In Fort Worth
• Pohlad Family Pledges $25 Million In Fight For Racial Justice
• Truex Gets First Win At Martinsville
• Young People Turned Out To Protest Systemic Racism After George Floyd's Death. Now, Will They Vote?
• North Shore Medical Center Settles After Emergency Care Allegations
• PTL Links: June 11, 2020
• Maple Road Under I-75 Will Be Closed Friday: What To Know
• Firefighters Stop 2-Alarm Modesto Apartment Fire From Spreading
• George Floyd Protests: Oakland Police Say 200 Businesses Looted; 137 Arson Fires Set, More Than 300 Arrested During Unrest
• Delaware County Sheriff's Office Bans Deputies From Using Choke Hold During Physical Altercations While On Duty
• Suspect ID'd In Paso Robles Shooting Spree Which Wounded Deputy
• Driver Hurt After Car Careens Into Guard Shack In Venice
• Azusa Man Beaten To Death With Baseball Bat, Suspect Captured
• Alexis Ohanian on "education" from wife Serena Williams
• Person Tries To Block COVID-19 Spread By Putting Tree Across Highway, Authorities Say
• Allegheny County Police Investigating Teenager Shot Multiple Times In Braddock
• Massachusetts Sees Increase In New Unemployment Claims
• Brandywine Zoo Reopens With Limited Hours, Safety Measures
• Hackers Interfere With Police Radio Communications During Black Lives Matter Protests
• Palo Alto Police Seek Help In Capturing Attempted Homicide Suspect; Release Photo Of Alleged Shooter's Vehicle
• Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison Appointed To Police Reform Work Group
• Paso Robles Deputy 'Ambush' Suspect Identified; Intense Statewide Manhunt Underway
• U.S. Coronavirus Cases Top 2 Million As Texas Sees Record Number Of Hospitalizations
• Survey: 85% Have Changed Food Habits During Pandemic
• Companies touting Black Lives Matter urged to #PullUpOrShutUp
• Coronavirus Reopening Roundup: Controversial Zero Bail Policy Ending; Worrisome Uptick In Marin Cases
• Minneapolis FBI Examining Video & Images Of Unrest In The Twin Cities To Identify Violent Actors
• Philadelphia Weather: Cold Front To Bring Potential For Heavy Downpours, Flooding Across Region
• U.S. Soccer Repeals Rule Which Banned Players From Kneeling During National Anthem
• Trump campaign plans to resume rallies in 2 weeks
• Best Buy Set To Reopen To In-Store Shoppers Next Week
• George Floyd Protest: Thousands March To Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf Neighborhood Demanding Defunding Police
• NASCAR Bans Display Of Confederate Flag At All Events
• Massachusetts Native Peter Uihlein Ready For PGA Tour To Tee Off Again
• Richmond Protesters Topple Christopher Columbus Statue, Throw It In Lake
• Reopening: Napa Health Officials See Rise In New COVID-19 Cases After Easing Restrictions
• Councilor Accuses NH Gov. Sununu Of Engaging In 'Tokenism' With Education Nominee
• Miami Proud In Their Own Words: South Florida Nurses On The Frontlines During Coronavirus
• Rob Manfred Says 100 Percent Chance Of MLB Season In 2020
• Gov. Tom Wolf To Take Executive Action On Police Reform In Pennsylvania
• Is Santa Safe? New Hampshire Says Yes In Coronavirus Amusement Park Plan
• Surgeons Perform Double Lung Transplant On COVID-19 Patient At Northwestern Memorial Hospital
• Small business survived fires and floods — then COVID-19 happened
• Camden In Spotlight For Dissolving Citywide Police Department In 2013 As Police Reform Conversations Continue Around US
• Police Working To Identify Man Accused Of Throwing Hot Coffee
• Gov. Walz To Unveil Police Reform Package Ahead Of Special Session
• Federal Reserve Predicts 15 Million Americans Will Remain Unemployed Through 2020
• Miami Statues Vandalized During Protest, Seven People Arrested
• U.K. slave trader statue fished from harbor amid monument debates
• Red Sox Draft High School Second Baseman Nick Yorke 17th Overall
• Ford Recalls About 2.5M Vehicles For Latch, Brake Troubles
• Police: Driver Killed In Fiery Crash After Hitting Pedestrian In The Bronx
• CVS Expanding COVID-19 Testing Program
• Chicago Park District Summer Day Camp Registration Opens Online Thursday
• National Weather Service To Determine If Tornado Touched Down In Beaver County
• Career Coach: Revamping Your Resume
• Pelosi calls for removal of Confederate statues from U.S. Capitol
• Minneapolis police withdrawing from union negotiations
• Roots Picnic Postponed Again After Mann Center Cancels 2020 Summer Season Due To COVID-19
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/11 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Australian PM wants protesters charged, claims country had no slavery
• Man Breaks Into Convenience Store, Takes Video Slot Machine In Jefferson Park
• New "Looney Tunes Cartoons" take away Elmer Fudd's rifle
• "Vanderpump Rules" stars won't return to show after racist actions resurface
• Trump Resumes In-Person Fundraising In Dallas To Build Cash Lead Against Biden
• Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank Passes 10 Million Pounds Of Food Distributed
• New Video Shows Man Suspected Of Breaking Into SoHo Camera Store On Night Of Looting
• U.S. tops 2 million confirmed coronavirus cases
• Amazon pauses police use of its facial recognition software for year
• "We've got to be bold": Chicago mayor on reforming the police
• South Elgin Woman Charged With Animal Cruelty After Sheriff's Deputies Find 3 Dead Dogs; Neighbors Had Complained About Abuse For Years
• Lightfoot Among Mayors Launching New Police Reform Initiative
• Former coworker on George Floyd and Derek Chauvin
• Bon Appetit editor resigns over offensive Halloween photo
• J.K. Rowling speaks out after accusations of "anti-trans" comments
• NorthShore Executive Networking Group Meets Virtually To Facilitate Finding Jobs Amid Pandemic
• Children's remains found at home of man tied to missing Idaho kids
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Cancels Commencement Viewing Event
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Skies, Slight Temperature Drop Ahead
• Boston Removes Christopher Columbus Statue From North End Park
• U.S. Soccer repeals ban on taking a knee during national anthem
• Pittsburgh Weather: Dry And Sunny Afternoon Forecasted Following Overnight Storms
• Crews Battle House Fire In Lindenwold
• Spain fines Belgian prince for party trip violating coronavirus rules
• Dozens Attend Black Lives Matter Protest In Connellsville
• Jefferson Davis statue in Richmond toppled by protesters
• Former State Representative Bill Robinson Dies At 78
• Clarion University Plans To Resume Classes This Fall
• Dependable Drive-In Hosting Charity Drive-In Concerts
• Popular Dim Sum Restaurant On Santana Row Closing For Good Due To COVID-19
• Harry Styles Postpones Tour Until 2021, Pittsburgh Date Pushed Back To October 2021
• One Dead, One Injured In Mt. Washington Shooting
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• Jake Guentzel Joins Teammates For On-Ice Workout As NHL Enters Phase 2 Of Return To Play
• Rabbi Jeffrey Myers, Pastor Eric Manning From Mother Emanuel AME Church Talk About Stopping Racism, Growing Communities

Videos from June 11, 2020

• Multiple officers wounded, "suspect down" after police shootout in central California
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• 40% of black-owned businesses not expected to survive pandemic, research suggests
• Trump discusses race relations and policing with Dallas leaders
• Dallas law enforcement officials not invited to Trump's Texas event
• Buffalo mayor unveils police reform policy after officers seen pushing 75-year-old man
• 9-year-old raises thousands for black-owned businesses destroyed in protests
• Thousands volunteer to be exposed to coronavirus for research
• Minnesota governor unveils sweeping police reform plan
• Arizona hospitals overwhelmed as coronavirus cases rise
• Shootout in California after manhunt for "ambush" attack gunman
• Top military general calls photo-op with Trump a "mistake"
• CBS Evening News, June 11, 2020
• Rev. Dr. William Barber on Trump photo-op, impact of pandemic on voting rights
• Controversial statues toppled in cities around the world
• How police unions became powerful opponents to reform
• Impact of Freddie Gray's death, 5 years later
• Amazon banning police use of facial recognition software
• What we know about the risk of asymptomatic spread of coronavirus
• Trump travels to Dallas for roundtable discussion and campaign fundraiser 
• Health expert: Police violence against black people is a "pandemic"
• Forty Acres Fresh Market fights "food apartheid" in Chicago
• U.S. hits 2 million coronavirus cases
• Cuomo urges caution as N.Y. reopens: "COVID has not gone away"
• Joint Chiefs chairman apologizes for church photo op with President Trump
• Child care centers reopen with new rules for preventing spread of coronavirus
• Louisville police release nearly-blank incident report on Breonna Taylor's death
• Joint Chiefs chairman says he regrets appearing in Trump photo op
• Plague of locusts threatens millions with famine in parts of Africa and Asia
• Police reform takes center stage at congressional hearing
• What to make of the latest unemployment numbers
• Lessons from the 2015 Baltimore protests over Freddie Gray's death
• In the last 12 weeks, over 44 million Americans have filed for unemployment
• Another 1.5 million Americans file for unemployment
• "60 in 6" correspondent Wesley Lowery on nationwide protests for George Floyd and police violence
• Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian on resigning from board in push for diversity in tech
• Smithsonian curators collect George Floyd protest signs
• U.S. eyes in the sky track risks of global reopening during the coronavirus pandemic
• U.S. passes 2 million coronavirus cases as states continue to relax guidelines
• President Trump won't consider renaming military bases named for Confederate generals
• Minneapolis police chief demands reform, withdraws from union negotiations
• George Floyd's brother, Philonise, urges Congress to implement police reform