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Articles from June 12, 2020

• Demonstrators Demanding Police Reforms Stage Sit-In Outside SJ Mayor Liccardo's Home
• 13-Year-Old Among 7 Arrested During Stockton Protests Friday
• SF Diners Come Out For Their First Restaurant Meal In Months Since Pandemic
• Police ID Woman In Racist Tirade; Hundreds Descend On Torrance Park For Workout Protest
• Deputy Shoots Person Suspected Of Carjacking After Pursuit Ends In Palmdale
• UC Davis Graduate Lands Job With NASA, Hopes To Inspire During Time Of Uncertainty
• Crews Battle 25-Acre Brush Fire Near 57 Freeway In Pomona
• Inland Empire Bars, Wineries Rejoice In Reopening
• Colorado Nonprofit Flying Much Needed PPE To Native American Communities
• LA County Reports 1,633 New Coronavirus Cases, 20 More Deaths
• Huntington Beach Man Indicted On Fraud Charges After Allegedly Soliciting Investments For Fake Coronavirus Cure
• Dixon Booze Fairies Delivering Much-Needed Fun During Pandemic
• Investigation Ongoing After Man Found Dead In Downtown Palmdale
• Grant Fire Near Sloughhouse Burns More Than 5,000 Acres
• Midtown Streets Coming Back To Life As Bars Reopen In Sacramento
• Reservations Filling Up As Tasting Rooms Reopen Under Strict COVID-19 Protocols
• Police Officers Linked To Extremist Group
• Gov. Jared Polis Plans To Sign Police Accountability Bill
• Trump Administration Rolls Back Obama-Era Transgender Health Care Protections
• US Tops 2 Million Confirmed Coronavirus Cases
• Metro Fire Responds To 6 Vegetation Fires In Sacramento County Friday
• Family Of Darian Simon Says He Is Heartbroken Over Loss Of Girlfriend Isabella Thallas In Deadly Shooting
• How To Change Policing? New Service To Help People In Crisis
• Deputies Tear Gas Large Group Of Teens After Reported Fights At Lake George Beach
• Man Missing For A Month Found Dead Inside Bedford VA Hospital
• 'We Need A Place To Put People': Residents Cleared Out Of Fmr. Sheraton Hotel Turned Shelter
• Lyft Driver Who Waited Months For Unemployment Benefits Calls Pandemic Unemployment Assistance System Incompatible With Existing System
• 'We Weren't Going To Give Up': Family Celebrates Progress Of 1-Year-Old With Rare Genetic Disorder
• Search On For 2 Suspects In Auburn Convenience Store Burglary
• Calls For Head Of Minneapolis Police Union To Resign Are Getting Louder
• Protesters Occupy University of Chicago Police Department
• 'Late Show' Musical Director Jon Batiste Uses Music To Unite Crowds On 16th Day Of Protests In NYC
• New York City Council Proposes Cutting $1 Billion From NYPD Budget
• Protesters March In Downtown Baltimore; Paint 'Defund The Police' On Gay Street Outside City Hall
• Battle Over Outdoor Dining at Fisherman's Wharf Threatens Longtime Seafood Supplier
• Southwest Side Neighbors Rush To Rescue Family Trapped In Overturned SUV After Hit-And-Run
• Reopening Maryland: Non-Essential Retail Can Reopen In Baltimore City At 50% Capacity, City Won't Open Indoor Dining Yet
• New York's Overnight Camps Not Allowed To Open This Summer, State Health Commissioner Says
• Original Din Tai Fung Location In Arcadia Permanently Closed After 20 Years Due To 'Current Economic Climate'
• SF City Attorney Challenge To PG&E's Bankruptcy Plan Questions New Surcharge
• Sanitation Workers Refuse To Report To Work Following COVID-19 Outbreak At Eastside Sanitation Yard
• New Jersey Restaurants Ready To Welcome Customers For Outdoor Dining Starting Monday
• Asbury Park, NJ Shelves Plans To Allow Indoor Dining At Restaurants In Defiance Of State Guidelines
• Baltimore Police: 56-Year-Old Richard Green Wanted In Shooting Death Of WEAA Radio Announcer Tyra Phillips
• North Strabane Firefighters Rescue 9 Ducklings From Storm Drain
• Man In Custody After Firing Shot Inside Senior Living Facility In Hill District
• John Hickenlooper Fined $2,700+ In Connection With Two Ethics Violations
• Best Way To Reduce Coronavirus Transmission Is By Wearing A Face Mask, Study Finds
• BARCS Rescues More Than 130 Cats From Elderly Woman's Baltimore Home
• Christopher Columbus Statue Controversy Continues: Opponents Decry 'Colonizer, Rapist,' Supporters Say 'Do The Research'
• 'I Was Scared When I Saw Myself' | Marathon Runner In Peak Physical Condition Hospitalized By COVID-19; Now On The Road To Recovery
• N.Y. Gov. Cuomo Signs Sweeping Police Reforms Into Law, Says They're 'Long Overdue'
• Eager Diners Return To North End, Waltham Restaurants
• Exclusive: Nearly $800k Worth Of Food May Land In The Garbage Because Department Of Education Has No Plans For It
• Ford Motor Company To Sell $1B Of Its Bonds To Support Nonprofits
• Coronavirus Cases Rise In Over A Dozen States Amid Reopenings
• Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier Of The American Revolution Vandalized In Philadelphia's Washington Square
• Broward Pastors Lead March For Unity Protesters To BSO, Fort Lauderdale PD
• Demonstrators March In Downtown Miami Calling For Police Reform
• Police Investigating After Alleged Assault In Minnetonka, Man In Custody
• Philadelphia Restaurants Excited To Finally See Customers Again As Outdoor Dining Resumes Across City
• Two Suspects Shot By Chicago Police After Dragging An Officer
• Reports Of A Shooting In South Beach Lead To Subjects In Custody, But No Victim
• Small Business Grants: Macomb County To Distribute $20M To 4,000 Businesses
• Entire Hallandale Beach SWAT Members Resign From Team
• Colorado Lawmakers Consider Ballot Measures Including Repeal Of Gallagher Amendment
• Chicago Weather: Cooler Temperatures, Lots Of Sun And High Lake Waves This Weekend
• After COVID-19 Delayed Surgery, 6-Year-Old Mitchell Porter Gets Green Light For His Procedure
• Missing Pittsburgh Children May Be In Fort Lauderdale
• Officials: 17-Year-Old Arrested For Carrying Loaded Handgun At Philadelphia International Airport
• Bodies Of 2 Missing Swimmers Recovered At Lake Pueblo
• 75-Year-Old Man Accused Of Inappropriately Touching Juveniles At Jefferson County Park
• Shiloh Street In Mt. Washington Embracing Street Dining This Weekend
• Dallas Agrees To 90-Day Ban On Tear Gas Against Peaceful Protesters
• Police: Man Shot In The Torso In West Baltimore
• Do You Recognize This Man? He's Suspected In A Homicide In Arvada
• Lightfoot Demands Police Reforms Including Licensing After Officers Seen Lounging In Rep. Rush's Office During Unrest
• Atlantic City Crowd 'Catching The Vibe' As Alcohol Consumption Allowed On Boardwalk To Boost Business
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional COVID-19 Deaths
• Plumes Of Smoke Rise From Squirrel Rock Fire Burning In Delta County
• 'We Have To Take Care Of Our Law Enforcement': Greene County DA Approves $4,000 Scholarship For Police Firearm Training Sessions
• Pink Triangle To Become A Beacon For San Francisco Pride's 50th Anniversary
• Large Fire In Beaver County Destroys Home, Pet Taken To Animal Hospital
• San Francisco Restaurants Enter Coronavirus Era With Al Fresco Dining
• Dallas Restaurateur Working to Build Customer Confidence, Get Business Back On Track During Pandemic
• House Passes Police Accountability Bill, Back To Senate Before Gov. Jared Polis' Desk
• Asbury Park Backs Off Plan To Offer Indoor Dining After New Jersey Sues
• Placer Youth Soccer Club Violates Health Orders, Holds Indoor Trainings
• California Horse Racing Board Approves Restrictive Whip Rule
• Experts: Coronavirus Spreading As Economy Reopens
• 12-Year-Old Girl Injured In Double Shooting In Carroll Park, Philadelphia Police Say
• Some Nurses Concerned About Safety At Hayward Hospital Following COVID-19 Outbreak
• Judge Limits Newsom's Emergency Rule-Making
• Ethics Panel Fines Former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper $2,750
• Nail Salons, Tattoo Shops, Massage Parlors In California Allowed To Reopen June 19 With County Approval
• Airman May Face Death Penalty In California Cop Killing
• Parents Weighing Safety Concerns, Summer Plans As Day Camps Reopen
• 'It's Embarrassingly Late,' But Wilmington Residents Happy To See Christopher Columbus Statue Removed
• California Nail, Tattoo Salons May Reopen With Restrictions June 19
• California To Allow Nail Salons To Reopen Starting June 19
• Pat McAfee Talks Growing Up In Plum, How Steelers Legend Troy Polamalu Ruined His Dream Of Scoring Touchdown
• Judge Limits California Gov. Gavin Newsom's Emergency Rule-Making During Pandemic
• Elderly Man Hospitalized After Getting Hit By Caltrain Near Menlo Park Station
• Customers Begin Exploring Bay Area Shopping Malls In Age Of COVID
• CPW Reports Increase In Possible Wolf Sightings In Colorado
• 2nd Inmate Killed In 2 Days At Same California Prison
• Tuesday Morning Closing Over 100 Locations, 2 In Maryland
• Neighbors Pitch In To Help Coronavirus Patient Recovering After Hospital Stay
• Authorities Believe Missing Teen From El Paso May Be In Dallas Area
• Citing Recent Coronavirus Spike, San Joaquin County Scales Back On Some Phase 3 Reopening
• Fire Units Stop Forward Progress Of Sunol Brush Fire At 4 Acres
• Baltimore County Playgrounds, Dog Parks, Picnic Areas Back Open
• 55-Hour I-5 Closure Impacts Traffic Between Downtown Sacramento, Elk Grove
• 'Unfit To Lead': Newspaper Guild Calls For Resignation Of Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Managers After Black Journalists Say They Were Pulled From Protest Coverage
• AG Ellison Sues Generic Drug Manufacturers Again, Alleges Conspiracy To Fix Prices
• Hampton Township Pool Opens This Weekend
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Group Who Stole More Than $80,000 Worth Of Jewelry From Olney Shop
• Nurses Worried About PPE Shortage, Second Coronavirus Surge
• 'We Really Flattened That Curve': Illinois' Top Doctor Talks Remaining Cautious While Reopening The State
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: Take Cool To A Whole New Level With These Over-The-Top Milkshake Creations
• Denver Public Schools To Remove School Resource Officers
• Deadly Shooting: Family Of Isabella Thallas Wants To Build Dog Park In Her Honor
• Sac City Unified To Continue Offering Free Meals To Students Through Summer Amid Pandemic
• Son Of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Arrested In Stabbing Of San Clemente Neighbor
• Arraignment For Steven Carrillo In Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Sergeant Slaying Continued To July
• 2 Men Arrested At Home In Berthoud, $200,000 Worth Of Stolen Property Recovered
• Police Accountability Bill Passes State House With Support From Sheriffs, Police Chiefs
• Officer-Involved Shooting: Protest Over Death Of William DeBose At State Capitol
• Johns Hopkins Puts Plans For Armed Campus Police On Hold Amid Nationwide Protests Over Police Brutality, Racial Injustice
• Man Cited In Lathrop For Leaving Young Kids Unattended In Car At Store
• Video: Mountain Lion In Lyons Caught On Camera
• Local Doctors See Neurological Complications For Coronavirus Patients Coming Off Ventilators
• New Hampshire Coronavirus Cases Rise By 46, 7 More Deaths Reported
• Alameda County To Reopen Outdoor Dining, Houses Of Worship, Indoor Retail Next Week
• Parks On Tap Returns To Philadelphia For Summer Season
• Michigan Resumes 140K Jobless Payments After Fraud Concerns
• Denver Artists Paint Black Lives Matter Street Mural On Broadway
• Sen. Durbin Marches With Faith Leaders, Supports 'Justice In Policing Act'
• 2 Ohio Police Officers Resign, Chief On Leave After Stun Guns Used During Arrest Of Black Tourists On Golf Cart
• Police Investigate Video Of Truck Driving Through Ventura Protesters
• Before Going To Beaches Or Cookouts, CDC Says To Consider These Guidelines
• North Texas Couple Sues Venue For Not Rescheduling Summer Wedding Or Issuing Refund
• Judge orders Seattle to stop using tear gas at protests
• Delaware Law Enforcement Memorial Vandalized In Dover
• Public Warned About Giant, 'Dangerous' Jellyfish At Nahant Beach
• Metro Bus Operator Dies From COVID-19 Complications 10 Days After Testing Positive
• Abandoned Building In Paterson, NJ Destroyed, 3 Others Damaged In Suspicious Fire
• MDOT: 2 Lanes On WB I-94 In Detroit To Close Saturday
• St. Paul City Attorney To Dismiss Cases Against Peaceful Protesters
• Kidney Disease Creates Unique Bond Between Two Elk River Firefighters
• Jets Quarterback Sam Darnold Holds Passing Camp, Wilpon Family Explores Mets Sale, MLB Owners Release New 2020 Schedule Proposal
• Ventura County Sheriff Ends Use Of Carotid Hold
• Gov. Tom Wolf Asks Pennsylvania Supreme Court To Uphold His Coronavirus Shutdown Measures
• MTA Rolling Out New Ultraviolet Technology To Disinfect Trains
• Boston Pride Shows Solidarity With Black Lives Matter By Shifting Focus This June
• A 10-year-old's heartfelt plea to Babe Ruth to bring back baseball
• Murder Of Black Transgender Woman Dominique Fells Part Of Larger 'Epidemic' In Philadelphia, Advocates Say
• Amazon Looking To Open Another Warehouse On Long Island
• Morris County, N.J. Farmers Market Returns To Help Those In Need
• 'It Didn't Go Well For Our First Time': Pittsburgh Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Anthony Hamlet Speaks About Remote Learning On District's Last Day Of School
• Religious Leaders Take Precautions As In-Person Services Resume
• 'I Don't See Freedom': Lincoln Statue Bothers Some Boston Residents
• Westchester Welcomes Return Of Outdoor Activities, With Some Restrictions Still In Place
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: Bucks County Playhouse, 'America's Most Famous Summer Theater,' Staying Virtually Connected During Pandemic
• Trump rally-goers must agree they won't sue if they contract coronavirus
• Pop Open A Bottle, California Wine Tasting Rooms Reopening
• Multiple New Cases Of COVID-19 Reported At Construction Sites In Santa Clara County
• Chelsea Celebrates Woman Who Fed Thousands During COVID-19 Crisis
• Baltimore City Lawmakers, Experts Discuss How 'Defunding' Police Would Work; Gov. Hogan Calls It 'Terrible Idea'
• Judge Peter Cahill Appointed To Cases Of All 4 Fired MPD Officers Involved In George Floyd's Death
• Pence says he was "encouraged" to stay at White House, not join Trump at church
• Trump Cabinet Member In Dallas Touts Small Business Loan Success: 'No Small Businesses Were Left Behind'
• 1 Person Injured In Crash Near McKeesport's Mansfield Bridge
• Denver's Juneteenth Festival Goes Virtual This Year
• Man Identified In Shakopee Shooting, Suspect In Custody
• Schomburg Center Releases 'Black Liberation Reading List' For Readers Looking To Learn More About The Black Experience
• Alejandro Ripley's Mother Pleads Not Guilty To Drowning Autistic Son In Canal
• New Model Predicts Nearly 170,000 Coronavirus Deaths In US By October As Cases Spike Following 'Rush To Reopen'
• Fire Crews Make Progress On Fast-Growing Grant Fire In Sacramento
• Gift Card Scam Leaves Mother Out $1,000 'My Kids Are Suffering'
• Owner Of Paramount Silk Screen Printing Business Allegedly Groped Women He Hired To Model Merchandise
• Judge Denies Jussie Smollett's Request To Toss New Disorderly Conduct Charges
• GOP Opens Special Session Attacking Gov. Walz's Response To COVID-19, Unrest
• School In A COVID-19 World: Relearning What Day Will Be Like For Students, Teachers
• 'This Is Like Having A Veteran With Me': Organization That Trains Service Dogs Delivers One To Local Vet
• How Has Policing Changed?
• With Riverwalk Reopening, Chicago Continues Cautious Revival In A COVID-19 Pandemic
• Black Police Union Seeks Removal Of Miami Police Chief Jorge Colina
• Gov. Tom Wolf Asks Pennsylvania Supreme Court To Uphold Coronavirus Shutdown
• Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price Details Effort To 'Provide Equity And Justice For Communities Of Color'
• Cedar Hill Approves $500K Fund: Minority, Woman-Owned Businesses Given Top Priority
• San Pablo Police Investigate Fatal Early Morning Shooting On Rumrill Boulevard
• Reopening Colorado: Butterfly Pavilion Welcomes Back The Public
• Trail Ridge Road Reopens After June Snow
• South Florida Father's Kayak Journey Raises Funds, Awareness For Pediatric Cancer Research
• '80s Bands Perform Virtual Concert To Support Frontline Workers
• High School Seniors In N.J. Get Special Graduation Ceremony By Bus
• Black Police Officers Remain Committed To Building Bridges Between Community, Police Amid Protests
• California Reopening: Some Gyms Now Requiring Appointments To Just Hit The Weights
• Weekend To Do List: Drive-In Movie, Outdoor Street Dining
• Orange County Officials Report 8 More Coronavirus Deaths, Number Of Cases Surpass 8K
• UT Austin Student Athletes Call For Renaming Campus Buildings, Changing School Song
• Driver Found In Braintree After Brockton Hit And Run
• Fort Worth Resident Creates 'Ultimate Viewing Experience' For Charles Schwab Challenge
• Arson Suspect Wanted In City Grille Fire
• 'Try To Be An Ally': Clippers Chairman Steve Ballmer Urges White People To Help Break Down Racism
• Dave Chappelle drops surprise special, "8:46"
• Eagles' McLeod Encouraged To See So Many 'Fighting For Equality For All,' Expects More Teammates To Join In Protests
• Cats Treated With Oxygen After Being Rescued From Douglas County House Fire
• VA Employee Sentenced For Scheme That Diverted Nearly $19M From Sick Veterans And Their Families
• Maryland Film Festival Held Virtually Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Virtual Stern Grove Festival Airing Online, On KPIX 5 AND KBCW
• Kamala Harris In Contention As Biden's VP List Narrows
• Designers Creating Couture Face Coverings & Face Masks With Flair
• Suspected Car Thieves Captured In Lynn After Chase Through Several Towns
• NYC Installs Thousands Of Air Conditioners For Low-Income Seniors, Increases Help On Summer Utility Bills
• Go Ahead, Jump In. Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida Tackles COVID-19 & The Pool
• Bankrupt Hertz is one hot stock. That's a bad sign
• Playgrounds, Campgrounds, Swimming Pools & Dog Parks Allowed To Reopen On Long Island
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: How To Beautify Your Space With Container Gardening With Help From Longwood Gardens
• Online Petition Urges Disneyland To Delay Reopening
• 2 'Persons Of Interest' Sought In Dallas Apartment Parking Lot Murder
• New Jersey Restaurants, Salons Putting Finishing Touches On Unique Reopening Plans
• 5 Black Seneca Valley High School Graduates Start Petition Calling For Mandatory African American History Class In Grades K-12
• CDC Predicts 130,000 US Coronavirus Deaths By July 4 As States Reopen
• Minneapolis City Council approves plan to create new public safety system
• Lady Antebellum's new name is already taken by a black singer
• Governor Ron DeSantis Addresses Rise In COVID-19 Cases, Other Issues During Bill Signing At UM
• Top White House Official Joins Baker In Boston For Beth Israel Tour
• Lawyers Discuss JoAnn Cunningham's Comments In AJ Freund Case
• Baltimore County Woman Uses Sewing Talents To Make Masks For Those In Need During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Covid-19 Cases Trend Down In Mass., Spike In More Than A Dozen Other States
• South Florida Casinos Reopening With Safety Restrictions In Play
• Minnesota's First Posthumous Pardon Granted To Black Man, Max Mason, Convicted In Century-Old Duluth Case
• Gov. JB Pritzker Cancels Illinois And Du Quoin State Fairs
• Sen. John Cornyn Meets With Dallas Leaders President Trump Didn't Invite To Police Reform Roundtable: 'I Think We Need To Hear From Everybody'
• Denton Co. Health Officials Confirm Highest Number Of COVID-19 Cases In A Day
• LASD Reports 332 Employees, 2,568 Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• Body Identified In Chisholm Lake; Death Investigation Underway
• California Horse Racing Board Approves Limit On Use Of Whip During Races
• Winchester Church Closing For 2 Weeks After Parishoner Gets Coronavirus
• Can You Get Coronavirus From Swimming In The Ocean? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Reopening Texas: Restaurants Now Allowed To Open At 75% Capacity
• Adams County Resident Says 5G Box Was Installed In Her Front Yard Without Warning
• COVID-19 Reopening In Chicago: Timeline For Some Of Area's Biggest Attractions
• Book excerpt: John Dickerson's "The Hardest Job In the World"
• Public Defender Amy Campanelli Seeks Probe Into Sheriff's Deputies' Social Media Posts After Black Lives Matter March
• West Oak Lane Contract Killer Suspected In 4 Different Philadelphia Murders Arrested: Officials
• Man Accused Of Threatening To Stab Person At Auburn Train Station
• Facebook Flags User Who Copied Trump Posts To Demonstrate Site's Hypocrisy
• MN House Approves Grants For Businesses Impacted By COVID-19
• Minneapolis City Council Votes Unanimously To Explore New Model For Public Safety
• McKeesport Protesters Demand More Protections For Transgender Community, Seek Answers In Trans Woman's Death
• Need A Vacation? Survey Reveals Travel Plans Amid The Coronavirus Pandemic
• 2020 Indiana County Fair Canceled Due To Coronavirus
• Walsh Declares Racism Public Health Crisis; Wants 20% Of Boston Police OT Budget Reallocated
• Republican Rep. Drazkowski: Christopher Columbus Statue Toppling Was A 'Lynching-Like Desecration Of A Statue'
• Gov. Jared Polis Opposes Tax Changes Rushed By Democrats
• Routt County Sheriff Says Protests Are Political, Not About Race
• Baltimore County Police: 2 Men, 3 Juveniles Charged In Parkville Shooting
• 24 Hour Fitness Closing 10 Bay Area Locations Due To Coronavirus Pandemic As Others Set To Reopen
• Mansfield ISD School Secretary Resigns After Racist Facebook Post
• Massachusetts Reports 392 New Coronavirus Cases, 46 Additional Deaths
• Voter registration is soaring, but impact on November is unclear
• West Virginia Receives Over 35K Fraudulent Jobless Claims This Month
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 595 New COVID-19 Cases, 77 Additional Deaths
• Vanessa Morgan Might Leave 'Riverdale' For Another CW Show
• Facebook Hit By Antitrust Scrutiny After Buying A Site For GIFs
• Small Businesses Have Until June 30 To Apply For Paycheck Protection Program Loans; $130 Billion Still Available
• Steve Ballmer: CEOs must help close racial economic gaps
• ICU Usage For COVID-19 Continues Downward, 25 More Deaths Reported
• Clemson removes John C. Calhoun's name from honors college
• Antonio Brown Gets 2 Years Probation And Must Attend Anger Management Program After Fight With Moving Truck Driver In Florida
• Sen. Amy Klobuchar Not Ruled Out As Biden's VP Pick Yet, But Dems Think Her Chances Have Faded
• Detroit Academy Of The Arts & Sciences Lead One Nation Youth March For Racial Equality
• In Sonoma County, a hint at the rebound prospects for U.S. business
• Trump to campaign in Arizona as COVID-19 cases climb
• Journalist on protests: "We have been here so many times"
• Mountain Lions Force Closure Of Popular Orange County Wilderness Area
• City On Pace To Move To Next Phase Of Reopening On July 1
• Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh Announces Closure Of Two Elementary Schools, Merger Of Two Elementary Schools
• Houston Texans Head Coach Bill O'Brien Plans To Kneel With Players During Anthem This Season
• CBS 2 To Air Virtual 'Graduation 2020 For Chicago By Chicago' Sunday
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From June 12, 2020
• 1st Train Rolls Through BART's New Berryessa Station; Regular Service Begins Saturday
• Trump threatens to "take back" Seattle if leaders don't act
• U Of M Board Of Regents Votes Unanimously To Plan For On-Campus Classes This Fall
• Olde Town Arvada Shutting Down Streets To Give Restaurants More Room For Outdoor Dining
• Baltimore Ravens Release Video Discussing Racism, Protests: 'Black Lives Matter In All Places, Not Just Stadiums, Gyms, And Ballparks'
• 3rd California Prison Has Coronavirus-Related Inmate Death
• Starbucks allowing workers to wear Black Lives Matter attire
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Proposes Creation Of New Office That Would 'Allow Public Safety To Step Back' And Get People Longer-Term Help
• Trump says "generally speaking" chokeholds "should be ended"
• C-470 Express Lanes Open For Testing This Weekend
• San Francisco Reaches Settlement With UC Hastings Over Conditions In Tenderloin
• Police Searching For Missing 20-Year-Old Shakia Banks In Baltimore
• CDC posts tips for minimizing everyday coronavirus risk
• Reopening: San Mateo Officials Ask Newsom To Green Light Quicker Reopening Pace
• Man Dies After Suffering Heart Attack In Community Pool In Fort Worth, Family Says
• Derek Chauvin Could Receive Over $1M In Pension Benefits Even If Convicted In George Floyd's Death
• Watch: 'Salmon Cannon' Used To Stock Colorado Waters With Fingerlings
• Chicago Riverwalk Reopens Friday; Here's What Your Need To Know
• Key MN Senate Republicans Say They Will Block Most Policing Overhaul Plans
• Southeastern Pennsylvania To Stay In Yellow Phase As Gov. Wolf Announces 8 More Counties Moving Into Green Phase Next Week
• The Dig Callback: A Hopeful Reopening For Woodside Restaurant Dawa's
• New Jersey Set To Enter Phase 2 Reopening Monday
• Appeals court shows skepticism about forcing dismissal of Flynn case
• 'This Is Us' Writer Jas Waters Found Dead In Apparent Suicide At Hollywood Home
• Facebook flags post that was identical to Trump's
• Reports: NBA Players Have Problems With Disney World 'Bubble Plan', With Kyrie Irving 'A Driving Force' In Raising Concerns
• Residents Evacuated After Pasadena Nursing Home Hit Hard By COVID-19 Loses License
• Florida Sees Record Single-Day Rise In Coronavirus Cases
• Ohio Lawmaker Fired From His Job As Physician After Asking If 'The Colored Population' Gets Coronavirus Due To Not Washing Their Hands 'As Well As Other Groups'
• WWE Backlash Picks: Will Edge, Randy Orton Have The Greatest Wrestling Match Ever?
• Cuomo signs police reform legislation banning chokeholds statewide
• Denver school board votes unanimously to remove police from schools
• Human Remains Found In Monroe County Linked To Missing Man
• Catholic Churches In San Bernardino, Riverside County Reopen For Masses This Weekend
• Hot Pockets heiress headed to prison for college bribes
• 29-Year-Old Man Dies After Crashing Into Parked Trailer In Baltimore
• Rabbits In Adams County Test Positive For Deadly Disease RHDV-2
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• SFFD Rescues Person From Cliff Near Legion Of Honor
• Dallas County Reports Another Daily Record Of 328 New COVID-19 Cases
• New Bill Would Require Helicopters to Have Black Boxes, Terrain Awareness Systems After Crash That Killed Kobe Bryant
• Alonzo Mourning, Inter Miami CF Team Up To Provide Food To Overtown Residents
• NASA names new head of human spaceflight
• Steelers Offensive Lineman Matt Feiler And Defensive Back Mike Hilton Sign Restricted Free Agent Tenders
• Stanford Study Finds Self-Swabbing COVID-19 Tests Are Safe And Accurate
• Some Gyms Reopen As California Moves Into Phase 3: What To Expect
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 686 New Coronavirus Cases, 49 Additional Deaths
• Along With Chicago Riverwalk, Wendella Tour Boats Open For Cruises
• Gov. Whitmer Lifts Ban On K-12 School Sports Activities, Overnight Summer Camps
• Secondhand Clothing Is More Popular Than Ever, Even In A Pandemic
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Signs Name, Image, Likeness Bill Allowing College Athletes To Secure Paid Endorsement Deals Beginning In 2021
• 'This Pandemic Is Not Over': Gov. Tim Walz Extends Peacetime Emergency In Minnesota
• I-94 Work Begins Between Huron Street And I-275 In Washtenaw, Wayne Counties Begins June 18
• Man Arrested After Pittsburgh Police Allegedly Seize 'Significant Amount' Of Drugs, $285K In Cash And Firearms
• Coronavirus causing uncertainty for universities
• Charges Pending After Woman Killed In Baltimore Hit-And-Run
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-12-20
• Mayor Breed Using Soda Tax Money To Support San Francisco Food Programs During COVID-19 Crisis
• Area Business Owners Excited To Welcome Back Customers As Beaver County Is In The 'Green' Phase
• Delaware Law Enforcement Memorial In Dover Damaged With Axe, Delaware Flags Soaked In Urine
• Deploying National Guard To Vallejo And Other California Cities Cost Nearly $25 Million
• Bill To Study African American Reparations Passes California Assembly
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Samantha
• Starbucks Reverses Its Stance, Will Now Let Baristas Wear 'Black Lives Matter' Apparel
• Outrageous Monstrosities In America! Extreme Gut-Busting Foods You Have To See To Believe
• Starbucks To Allow Employees To Wear Black Lives Matter T-Shirts, Buttons Following Criticism
• Sherman Oaks School Holds Drive-In Style Graduation
• Better Government Association Sues City Council Over Private Conference Calls, Says They Violate Open Meetings Act
• 2 People Hospitalized After Truck Crashes Into City-County Building
• Two Workers Critically Injured In Fall From Water Tower Scaffolding In Wheeling
• Congressman Andy Harris To Ask DOJ To Investigate Fine On Calvary Baptist Church Who Held Sunday Service During Coronavirus Stay At Home Order
• Baltimore County Police To Release Officer Complaint Data, Including Use Of Force, Traffic Stops By Race
• French police march to protest reforms aimed at addressing racism
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Continue To Decrease In Maryland As Cases Surpass 60.6K
• SEE IT: Jewelry, Cash, Car Stolen In Southwest Miami-Dade Home Invasion
• Christopher Columbus Statue In Pittsburgh's Schenley Park Vandalized
• Reopening Maryland: Indoor Dining Will Be Allowed Friday As More Coronavirus Restrictions Lifted
• Johns Hopkins Researchers Ask If Survivor Plasma Could Prevent Coronavirus
• Suspect In Kingsbridge Heights Shooting Caught On Video
• 6 Injured In Head-On Crash Near Bemidji
• North Texas Man Accused Of Yelling 'White Power' & Other Racist Slurs Before Repeatedly Stabbing Black Man
• Friday Marks Four Years Since Pulse Nightclub Massacre In Orlando
• 22-Year-Old Man Arrested In Fatal Shooting During Detroit Protest
• Boston Chamber Of Commerce Says Businesses Must Take Action Now To Fight Racism
• Liam's List: Your Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• Boston Bruins Player Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Authorities Searching For Carjacking, Robbery Suspect Who Targeted 26-Year-Old
• Boston Police Commissioner Gross: Officers 'Wear Too Many Hats,' Duties Should Be Shared
• Mayor Jack Young Announces Extension Of Grocery Access Pilot Program In West And South Baltimore
• 2 Arrests Made In Deadly Shooting During Altercation In Rohnert Park
• Trayvon Martin's mom is "officially qualified" in run for office
• L.A. County's homeless population rose nearly 13% before pandemic
• 'Expectations Of Safety' Are Greatest Obstacles In Economy's Road To Recovery, Prof. Says
• DHL Express Hiring More Than 50 Employees At Chicago O'Hare International
• Aquarium Of The Pacific Reopens This Weekend, But Los Angeles Zoo Remains Closed
• $1200 Apartments For Rent in Detroit
• Police Investigating After Arlington Motorcycle Crash Leaves 1 Dead, 1 Injured
• City Launching 'Chicago Remembers' Website To Share Stories Of Those Who Died From COVID-19
• 'Expectations Of Safety' Are Greatest Obstacles In Economy's Road To Recovery, Prof Says
• Mark Zuckerberg, Priscilla Chan Say They Are 'Disgusted' By Trump's Comments On Protests
• Here's A List Of Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• Camden's Adventure Aquarium Welcomes 2 Linnaeus's Two-Toed Sloths
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 10 New Cases Of Coronavirus Bringing Countywide Total To 2,065
• Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry Promises "Smooth, Safe, Secure" Republican National Convention
• Tigers Go For Bats On Day 2
• Mother, Toddler Airlifted After Tree Crashes Onto Tent Overnight In Angeles National Forest
• UConn Student, Fugitive Peter Manfredonia In Court On Murder Charge, Police Say
• University Of Connecticut Student Accused Of 2 Murders To Appear In Court
• US Senator John Cornyn Joins Mayor Eric Johnson To Discuss Policing In Dallas
• Gov. Whitmer Visits Small Businesses Across Detroit
• No Cheers From PGA Crowds At Colonial To Drown Out F-Bomb Heard During Broadcast
• Man Shot In Neck In Mill Basin Section Of Brooklyn, Suspects At Large
• 17-Year-Old Girl Among 4 Shot Early Friday In Baltimore
• Online Preregistration Available For Driver's License, ID Card To Cut Down Time At DMV
• 'This One's Different': George Floyd's Death Ignites Action in Minn. Sports For Societal Change
• Man Accused Of Shooting Police Car In Queens Taken Into Custody
• NYPD Releases New Videos Of Suspects Accused Of Attacking Officers
• Vallejo Police Release Photo Of Female Carjacking Suspect
• LA County's Homeless Population Jumps Another 12%
• Jersey City's Historic Loew's Theater Getting $40 Million Renovation
• Beijing closes 2 food markets as more COVID cases confirmed
• For Minnesota AG Keith Ellison, George Floyd Case Brings Pressure -- And Opportunity
• Experts: Police 'Woefully Undertrained' In Use Of Force
• Live Harness Racing Set To Resume At Meadows Casino
• Red Cross Opening New Chicago Blood Donation Site On Monday
• Divers Find Wedding Ring At Bottom Of North Attleboro Pond During Fire Department Training
• Your Weather Today In Detroit for June 12, 2020
• Hy-Vee Recipe: Herbed Tomatoes
• Michigan Matters: Auto Dealers Surviving the Pandemic
• Matt James named first black lead on "The Bachelor"
• Kane, Blackhawks Preparing For Training Camp 2.0
• Report: Sony Michel Had Foot Surgery In May
• Now Comes The Tricky Part For NASCAR
• Denver Weather: The Second Weekend In June Will Be Just As Hot As The First
• Dallas Police Looking For Help Identifying Burglars Who Got Away With $30K In Jewelry
• Baltimore Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh Says NFL Health Protocols 'Humanly Impossible' To Follow
• Existing Polio Vaccine Could Help Protect Against Coronavirus, Top Experts Say
• Minnesota pardons black man in 1920 case that led to lynchings
• Louisville bans no-knock warrants after Breonna Taylor's death
• PTL Links: June 12, 2020
• Explosion Damages Bar, Soul Food Restaurant And Food Truck In Houston
• Reopening: Outdoor Dining Returns To San Francisco's Famed Restaurant Scene
• Complete Red Sox 2020 Draft Recap: Two HS Infielders, Two Left-Handed Pitchers
• Orlando, Miami To Meet In Opener Of MLS Return Tournament
• White Thorn Lodge Family Nudist Park Announces Closure For 2020 Season Due To Coronavirus
• Police Bodycam Video Released In 'Unjustified' Woodlynne Pepper Spray Incident
• COVID-19 liability waivers now part of everyday business
• Trump's decision to hold rally on Juneteenth stirs controversy
• Coronavirus Reopening Roundup: Zoos, Bowling Alleys Can Reopen; Santa Cruz, Monterey Preparing For Tourists
• Washington Post fact checker talks about Trump and the truth
• Reopening: Union City Officials Wrestle With COVID-19 Budget Shortfalls
• Reopening: Martinez Officials To Shut Down Downtown Streets To Allow For Sidewalk Merchants
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/12 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• Twitter says it purged a Chinese "state-linked" disinformation network
• Existing Polio Vaccine Could Help Protect Against Coronavirus, Top Experts Say
• Ford Recalls About 2.5 Million Vehicles For Latch, Brake Troubles
• Parents Taking Lead In Teaching School Children About Racism And Bias
• Plantation Resident Starts Petition To Get City's Name Changed
• Walmart Changes Policy, Releases Multicultural Hair Care Products From Locked Case
• Berkeley Police Chief Apologies On Zoom Town Call For 'Firearms, Shoot People' Comment
• Red Sox Want You To Watch Third-Round Pick Blaze Jordan 'Hit Bombs'
• Former Police Commissioner Calls Mayor London Breed's Planned Reforms 'Pure Political Pandering'
• 13-Year-Old Boy Shot While Walking Home From Party
• Bear Watch: Black Bear Sighted In Gloucester County
• 1,700 Confederate symbols still standing in U.S., SPLC says
• USPS To Place Paw Print Stickers On Mailboxes In Effort To Prevent Dog Attacks On Postal Workers
• LA County Sheriff's Deputy OK After Being Struck, Dragged By SUV In Santa Clarita; Suspects At Large
• Ramps From Eisenhower Expressway To Kennedy Expressway Now Shutdown
• Why facial recognition tech has a bias problem
• 'Make Way For Dining' Starts Friday In Lakeview On Broadway To Diversey
• Huntley Principal Delivers More Than 600 Diplomas To His Graduates
• Attorney Answers Unemployment Questions As Businesses Reopen, Benefits Set To Expire
• Remembrance Events Friday For Victims Of Pulse Nightclub Massacre Four Years Ago
• Lady Luck Casino At Nemacolin Woodlands Resort To Reopen
• Young woman with COVID-19 gets double lung transplant in Chicago
• Racist Graffiti Spotted On Two Garages In Logan Square
• Wearable health tech finds a niche in Japan's coronavirus battle
• Kobe Bryant To Be Awarded Posthumous Emmy
• Police: 2 Men Attending Graduation Party Injured In Kensington Shooting
• Band-Aid Adding New Brown And Black Skin Tones
• Austin Bans Chokehold Use, Reallocates Some Funds For Public Health And Safety Initiatives
• Campaign 2020: New York, New Jersey Primary Election Deadlines And Details
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny, Pleasant Weather Starts The Weekend
• Different stories told after deputy shoots black man dead in home
• How Hobart, Indiana Plans To Pull Off A Concert Amid A Pandemic
• Indiana To Move To Phase 4 Of Reopening On Friday: What Will Change?
• Several People Rescued After West Loop Crash Involving At Least 3 Cars
• Man Trying To Buy Puppy For His Wife Falls Victim To Facebook Scam
• Chicago Weather: Warm, Sunny Weekend Ahead
• CVS, Walgreens, Walmart Stop Locking Up Black Beauty, Hair Care Products
• Vice President Pence Visits Butler Co. Manufacturer As Part Of 'Great American Comeback Tour,' Says Best Is Yet To Come For Country's Economy
• Man Found Shot Dead Inside Car In Juniata Park
• "Two different realities": Why America needs environmental justice
• 6 People Injured After More Than 20 Shots Fired In Possible Gang-Related Gun Battle In Hunting Park, Police Say
• White House said to eye travel from Mexico as latest virus source
• Mother Of Amari Wise Pleads For His Return
• Driver Of Tractor Trailer Dies In Crash Along I-70 In Washington County
• 'Anna And Elsa' To Team Up For Story Time On Zoom As Charity Fundraiser
• Four Pittsburgh-Area YMCAs To Reopen With Restrictions
• 2020 Washington County Fair Canceled
• After Ten Days Pa. Primary Election Has Results, But Why Does That Take So Long?
• Defund The Police? City Council Member, Black Lives Matter Activist Discuss What That Means To Them
• Friday's Show Info (6/12/20)
• Starbucks To Close Up To 400 Stores, Expand Takeout Options
• Police: Man Found Dead On Top Of Semi Trailer In Grand Junction Fell Onto It In Wheat Ridge

Videos from June 12, 2020

• Washington Post fact-checker Glenn Kessler on "The Takeout" — 6/12/2020
• 10-year-old baseball fan pleads to Babe Ruth for baseball season to return
• Trump discusses action on use of force by police officers
• Since 2003, Minneapolis has paid out $45 million in settlements over police misconduct
• New Louisville law bans "no knock" raids in honor of Breonna Taylor
• Coronavirus cases rise in 19 states
• Trump vows executive order to address police reform
• CBS Evening News, June 12 , 2020
• Trump holds panel on race in Texas as state shapes up to be a key contest in election
• Mail-in ballots took days to count in Pennsylvania
• Kids create artwork on boarded up businesses in Michigan
• Columnist Jamelle Bouie: The police are rioting and we need to talk about it
• At Least One Suspect In Custody After Stolen Car Chase Through Several Towns
• Trump to accept GOP nomination in Jacksonville, Florida
• Cuomo signs New York police reform law
• Under-reported stories of African American women killed by police
• Louisville City Council unanimously passes "Breonna's Law" banning no-knock warrants
• Uncertainty surrounds fall return to U.S. universities amid coronavirus
• Understanding this moment in history and a black journalist's message to white friends
• Tucson, Arizona officials reconsider ordinance on recording police officers after backlash
• How to stay safe as states see spike in COVID-19 cases
• Trump addresses controversial tweet about Minneapolis protests
• Board that protects federal workers, including whistleblowers, unable to function because of empty positions
• Lives to Remember: Carole Brookins, Torrin Howard and more
• Family demands answers after deputy shoots black man dead in home
• Los Angeles Clippers Chairman Steve Ballmer on why white CEOs need to discuss race and take action
• Doctor explains spike in COVID-19 cases and how masks can make a difference
• Confederate statues across the country are being removed
• Alleged California shooter killed by police after manhunt, sheriff says it was ambush
• Louisville outlaws no-knock warrants after shooting death of Breonna Taylor
• Police abandon precinct in Seattle neighborhood, demonstrators move in and demand reforms
• Trump backs law enforcement, defends "looting" tweet as he finalizes order on police reform
• At least 14 states see increase in coronavirus hospitalizations since Memorial Day