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Articles from June 13, 2020

• Beverly Hills Imposes Emergency Order Limiting Gatherings 'To Preserve The Peace And Tranquility Of Residential Areas'
• Survey: 56% Of Colorado Restaurants Might Close In Less Than 3 Months
• Colorado Business Owner David Lesh At Center Of Controversy Again
• Deadly Shooting: Memorial Service Planned For Isabella Thallas
• Good Samaritans Rescue Woman Submerged In Water After Rollover Crash In Tracy
• 'All Black Lives Matter' Painted On Hollywood Street In Honor Of Pride Month, Push For Racial Equality
• As More Businesses Reopen Amid Pandemic, Fewer People Distance
• One Injured In Fire At Senior Housing Complex Near San Francisco's Japantown
• The Great Outdoors: Campgrounds Reopen in Sacramento County
• Steve Wanvig, Artist Who Modernized Look Of Goldy Gopher, Dies
• 'Change Starts With Me' Initiative Partners Pro Athletes, UNRL Clothing To Restore Communities
• Settlement Gives San Francisco 5 Weeks to Clear Most Homeless Tents From Tenderloin Sidewalks
• Protesters Demand Investigation of 2 Recent Cases Where Black Men Found Hanged in California Desert
• 'Take Back America': 10K Foundation Marches Bringing Diverse Protesters Together For Change
• Fort Worth Officer Rushed To Hospital After Being Hit By Stolen Vehicle
• Crowds Pack Streets Outside Manhattan Bars, Restaurants Over Weekend; Gov. Cuomo Threatens, 'Don't Make Me Come Down There'
• Group Of Protesters March From Market Square To Allegheny County Jail
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Says Protests Should Now To Pivot Towards Reconciliation, Enacting Changes
• Outdoor Dining Returns To Boston - And Breweries Are Part Of The Mix
• 5 People Injured In Fells Point Shooting Early Saturday, Police Say
• George Floyd Death: Towson University Students Organize Demonstration, Others Held Across Maryland
• Old Polio Vaccine Could Help Protect Against COVID-19, Experts Say
• 'Seats On The Streets' Initiative Launches In Towson, Allows For Outdoor Dining On Pennsylvania Avenue
• The Milton Inn In Baltimore County Permanently Closes Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Service Dog Found In Rural Polk County
• Police Investigate Fatal Dorchester Shooting
• Oriole Bird To Be Inducted Into Mascot Hall Of Fame
• Thousands Join Boston Protest March For Trangender Rights
• Man Arrested For Crash That Killed Woman Who Was Being Helped Into Vehicle In Dallas
• New Coronavirus Hotspots Emerge In The South, Southwest
• Customers Attend Outdoor Dining Event To Help Restaurants Affected By COVID-19
• Atlanta Police Chief Steps Down After Officer Shoots, Kills Man Outside Wendy's
• 'Your Guess Is As Good As Mine': Retail Expert Says Minnesota Businesses In Uncharted Territory As Many Reopen During Pandemic
• At Least 7 Minneapolis Police Officers Quit In Wake Of George Floyd's Death
• New England Patriots Light Up Gillette To Honor 50 Years Of Pride
• Minneapolis Police: We Will Not Touch George Floyd's Memorial
• Woman Fatally Struck by Train on Tracks in Downtown Antioch
• Group In South Philadelphia Stand Guard In Marconi Plaza To Protect Controversial Christopher Columbus Statue
• Was the fatal shooting of a college football player justified?
• Coronavirus Cases On The Rise In California, More Than A Dozen States
• Fairytale Town Reopens To Public After Months Of Closure; Reservations Required
• Two Wounded In Shooting On Dan Ryan Expressway; Southbound Local Lanes Reopen
• Three People Injured In North Side Shooting
• MLB Players Say Talks Futile, Tell League 'It's Time To Get Back To Work. Tell Us When And Where'
• Officials Investigating After Fire At Former Bainbridge Naval Training Center In Port Deposit
• Campsites At 28 State Parks Reopen In Time For Summer
• Thousands Of Philadelphians Call On City Leaders To Divest From Police Funding, Reinvest In Education Social Services
• Browns Quarterback Baker Mayfield Says He 'Absolutely' Plans To Kneel During National Anthem
• Trump Highlights Diversity, Calls Out 'Evil Of Slavery' During West Point Commencement Address
• Cuomo Says New York Has 'Tamed The Beast' Of Coronavirus, Recording Lowest Level Of Deaths, Hospitalizations Since Start Of Pandemic
• Is It Safer To Fly Or Drive During The Pandemic?
• NYCFC CEO Brad Sims Addresses Return To Action, Supporting Black Lives Matter
• Child Dies After Being Trapped Under Retaining Wall
• 'South Asians For Black Lives' Holds Rally In Oakland
• Palmdale Supports Calls For Independent Investigation, Separate Autopsy Of Man Found Hanging From Tree
• 'My Voice Is Something That Should Be Used': Youth Taking Prominent Role In Movement Spurred By George Floyd's Death
• Sheila Dixon Officially Concedes Race In Democratic Primary For Baltimore City Mayor
• Man Accused Of Vandalizing Multiple Homes, Cars In Roseville While Shouting Woman's Name
• Woman Allegedly Steals Ambulance In Annapolis, Crashes
• 'Red, White, And Blue Light Up Night:' National Flag Foundation Calls On Cities To Light Buildings In Red, White, And Blue
• Jefferson Hills Police Officer Dies From Injuries Sustained In June 3 Crash
• Pittsburgh-Based Lawyer Helps Overturn Wrongful Murder Conviction 30 Years After Trial
• Clarion Call For Justice: Grammy-Nominated Jeff Bradshaw, Musicians Call For Change Through Music At Art Museum
• Cardinal O'Malley Celebrates Mass To End Racial Injustice On Castle Island
• LA County Reports 1,568 New Coronavirus Cases, 58 New Deaths
• Vineland Man Facing Sexual Assault, Child Pornography Charges
• Police Reform Showdown Expected Between DFL-Led House, GOP-Led Senate
• 'Apology Without Action Is Meaningless': West Philadelphia Protest Commemorates 1985 MOVE Bombing Victims
• Colorado Police Reform Bill Passes, Now Heads To Governor's Desk
• March Planned If Stapleton Neighborhood's Name Is Not Changed
• Family, Community Members In Monkton Celebrate Army Veteran's 99th Birthday
• Elizabeth Warren Reportedly One Of Six Left On Biden's VP List
• Montbello High School Hosts Community-Based Coronavirus Testing
• Peaceful Protesters March From Squirrel Hill To Oakland, Demanding Change To Police Use Of Force Laws
• Reports: Amazon Business Practices Under Scrutiny By California, Washington
• Man Shot Multiple Times In Stockton Dies In Hospital, Police Say
• Green City Market Reopens In Lincoln Park
• Black Lives Matter Mural Painted Down Brooklyn Street
• To Support Black Lives Matter, Denver Cyclists Pedal To Capitol
• Texas Sets Another Record High Of COVID-19 Hospitalizations
• Giant Eagle Hopes To 'Make A Powerful Difference' Through Conversations, Actions Geared Towards Social Justice
• New York Weather: 6/13 CBS2 Saturday Night Forecast
• 2 Officers Injured In Crash While Responding To Robbery Call In Hollywood
• 5 Arrested In Connection To Fatal Shooting At North Highlands Hotel In February
• North Suburban Teens Want Joseph Sears School In Kenilworth Renamed, Due To His 'Caucasians Only' Stance
• 1 Rescued, 1 Dies After Chatfield State Park Incident
• 'I Lost An Old Friend:' Bedford VA Resident Remembers Man Found Dead At The Hospital
• Harvey Mayor Bans Police Use Of Tactics That Restrict Blood Or Oxygen To The Brain
• 'This Is Actually A Movement': Hundreds Peacefully March In Black Lives Matter Rally In Franklinville
• Police confirm remains found are missing Idaho children
• South Florida Protesters Vow To Keep Marching Until 'Real Change' Achieved
• Western States Senators Coax Trump's Support for Historic Public Lands Legislation
• Palmdale Supports Calls For Independent Investigation, Separate Autopsy Of Man Found Hanging From Tree
• Sheriff: Texas Deputy Dies 'After A Courageous Battle Against COVID-19'
• 'Frustrated And Concerned' | Mayor Young, City Leaders Urge Baltimore Residents To Follow Social Distancing Guidelines, Avoid Large Crowds
• University Of Chicago Protest At Police Headquarters Comes To Peaceful End
• Two Adults Killed, One Child In Critical Condition In Single-Car Crash
• It's Academic: June 13, 2020
• Groundbreaking Held For ACH Kaufmann Center
• Police: Man Shoots, Injures 8 After Being Turned Away From Texas Bar
• Woman Seriously Injured After Deer Runs Into Protest Marchers In New Jersey
• New Hampshire Coronavirus Cases Rise By 49, 3 More Deaths Reported
• Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart 'De-Deputizes' Deputies Linked To Insults And Threats Toward Protesters
• 25 Years Ago, The Baltimore Stallions Ruled The Canadian Football League
• Dallas Given Green Light To Remove Confederate Monument
• Chicago Weather: Warmer Day Ahead On Sunday; 90s Possible By Midweek
• Two Erie Men Indicted On Federal Charges For Roles In Cleveland Protests
• Witnesses Allege Driver Of Pickup Truck 'Accelerated' While Driving Through Black Lives Matter Protesters
• Massachusetts Reports 336 New Coronavirus Cases, 38 Additional Deaths
• Blue & Green Line LRT Service Disrupted In Minneapolis
• Range Resources Pleads No Contest To Negligent Oversight Of Washington County Gas Well Sites
• Chicago Has Nearly Tripled Police Spending Per Capita Since 1964
• Arson Suspect in Custody After 6 Brush Fires Set in Larkspur, Corte Madera
• Police Officer Injured In Early-Morning Crash
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 673 New Cases Reported, 29 Additional Deaths
• Johns Hopkins University Moves To Test-Optional Admissions For Class Of 2025
• Portage Park Restaurant El Viejon Closed
• Buffalo Mayor Speaks Out About 75-Year-Old Protester Shoved By Police: 'I Don't Believe Common Sense Was Used'
• LOCATED: Charles Drake, 25, Last Seen In Englewood
• Ed's Driveway: Toyota Highlander
• New COVID-19 Testing Site To Open In Prince George's County
• Pittsburgh Police Ask For Help Identifying Suspect Involved In Violent Downtown Pittsburgh Protest
• 345 More COVID-19 Cases Reported In Dallas County, Another Daily Record
• Autopsies Slated On Man, Woman Found Dead In Bethlehem Home
• Jay Pharoah releases video of LAPD officer kneeling on his neck
• Owner Of Boutique Gym Describes Anticipated Reopening As 'Massive Relief'
• Trooper Shot, Suspect Dead Following Indiana Police Chase; Parts Of I-65 Shut Down Overnight
• Portion Of I-676, Several Roads In Center City Closed Saturday Due To Protests
• Reopening: Pacifica Pier, Skate Park To Open This Week
• Two Men Who Died While Swimming At Lake Pueblo Were Fort Carson Soldiers
• Trump camp pumps money into TV ads, Biden zeroes in on digital
• Wealthy Marin Resort Developer Charged In Boating Incident That Killed 11-Year-Old Son
• Sonoma County Offers COVID-19 Antibody Testing For Health Care Workers
• Pittsburgh Police Safely Locate 2-Year-Old Moor Bey And 11-Year-Old Khier Livsey
• Cellphone Leads Police To Suspect Accused Of Vandalizing Delaware Law Enforcement Memorial, Leaving Flags Soaked In Urine
• New York City Council proposes cutting $1 billion from NYPD budget
• Walgreens, CVS Change Multicultural Hair Product Policies
• Massachusetts Lawmakers Weigh Banning Police Chokeholds
• CDC Predicts 130,000 US Coronavirus Deaths By July 4
• Mass. RMV Resumes Road Tests For New Drivers
• Cuomo To Protesters: Wear A Mask, Not A Chin Guard
• Third Day Of Record-Setting Numbers For Coronavirus Infections In Florida
• 'Contract Killer': Prosecutor Says Man Charged In 4 Murders Was Philadelphia Hit Man
• Fort Lauderdale Slapped With $2.1M Fine Over Sewage Spills
• World War II Veteran Walks Miles To Raise Money For Frontline Workers In Africa
• St. Paul Police Investigating After 1 Killed In Saturday Morning Shooting
• Protesters Occupy University Of Chicago Police Headquarters Demanding Department Be Abolished
• Gov. Jared Polis Urging Tourists To Be Responsible
• Cuomo urges communities to reform police forces within nine months
• Update: Missing Pittsburgh Children Thought To Be In South Florida Found Safe
• Port Of Oakland Sees Drop In Cargo Volume Due To COVID-19
• 39-Year-Old Mansfield Firefighter Dies Of Cancer
• FHP: Expect Temporary Closure Of Highways Near Downtown Due To Expected Protests
• Chicago Police Officer Hit By Car During Stop In River North
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 463 New Coronavirus Cases, 49 More Deaths Statewide
• Queen Elizabeth celebrates birthday with socially distanced ceremony
• Coronavirus (MN): 9 More Deaths Reported As Total Number Of COVID-19 Cases Surpasses 30,000
• Semi-Truck Damaged In I-70 Rockslide
• Allegheny Co. Health Department Expands Reporting Race, Ethnicity Data In Online Coronavirus Dashboard
• Buffalo mayor calls video of police shoving 75-year-old protester "horrific"
• Migrant Towns In Florida Become Coronavirus Hot Spots In Us
• Body Camera Video Could Offer More Detail In Floyd Encounter
• Trump praises cadets in commencement address at West Point
• New Law To Bring More Electric Charging Stations To Florida
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 11 New Coronavirus Cases, No New Deaths
• 16-Year-Old Girl Rescued After Being Forced Into Prostitution In Pomona
• Florida Man Sentenced For Collecting Dead Mom's Social Security
• Beijing closes food market after more than 50 test positive for coronavirus
• Early Voting Starts In New York Ahead Of June 23 Primary
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-13-20
• Gas Prices Jump In New Jersey, Around Nation As COVID-19 Restrictions Ease
• LaGuardia's New Terminal B Opens To The Public
• U.S. ramps up expulsions of migrants as border crossings rise
• Sheriff: None Hurt Following House Fire In Scott Co.
• Chicago Weather: Sunny But Cool Saturday
• New coronavirus hotspots emerge in the South and Southwest
• Colorado Weather: Strong Wind Producing Storms Possible
• BART Approves Mixed Use Development At West Oakland Station
• Eastham Seafood Restaurant Finds Rare Orange Lobster
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Drop Below 800, As Maryland Cases Surpass 61K
• Teen Killed, 3 Others Wounded In Shooting At Shoelace Park In The Bronx
• A 50,000-Year-Old Lake In India Just Turned Pink And Experts Don't Know Exactly Why
• Right-wing protesters clash with police in London
• Ex-cop charged in George Floyd death could get $1 million in pension
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: June 13, 2020
• Independent American Association Baseball To Start July 3
• Farmer's Market In Lower Burrell Reopens
• Coronavirus Reopening Roundup: Santa Clara Construction Sites Outbreak; San Franciscans Enjoy Al Fresco Dining
• New York Weather: 6/13 Saturday Afternoon Weather Headlines
• Motorcycle Crash With Car In Lynn Leaves One Dead
• Police: 17-Year-Old Boy Injured In Camden Shooting
• Monroeville Parents, Children Discuss The Death Of George Floyd And Protests Happening Nationwide
• Police Search For Attacker After Man Stabbed In South Philadelphia
• Murders of two black transgender women renew calls to end violence
• Chloe x Halle on "Ungodly Hour" and being grateful amid turmoil
• Trump admin erases health care protections for LGBT people
• SpaceX launches another batch of Starlink internet satellites
• 1 Killed, 3 Seriously Injured Following Crash In Camden
• Houston weighs another lockdown as virus cases surge
• Pa. State Police Say Missing 81-Year Old Merle Harr Now Found Safe
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny Weekend With Cooler Temperatures
• Hey Ray! The Science Of Sweating
• One Person Hospitalized After Car Crashes Into Building
• Giant Eagle Donates $350,000 To Social Justice Causes, Closes Stores For Internal Discussions, Stops Sales Of Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
• 38 People Indicted On Federal Charges In Massive Methamphetamine Case Across Pennsylvania
• Contradicting Health Experts, Placer County Supervisor Says Face Masks Are Just For Show
• Saturday's Show Info (6/13/20)
• Pittsburgh Branch Of NAACP Creates 'We Are Done Dying' Campaign
• Pittsburgh Public Schools To Host Drive-Thru Diploma Ceremonies
• Fallingwater To Reopen On Saturday, Tours Limited To Exterior Of Home
• Heroin And Cash Seized In Washington Township Drug Bust
• Trump moves campaign rally scheduled for Juneteenth
• Wildcat - DC's Stargirl
• The Missing Link - Supergirl
• Jeanine Mason - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Heather Anne Campbell 2 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Mr. Jones - Roswell, New Mexico
• Hourman and Dr. Mid-Nite - DC's Stargirl
• Marina Franklin: Single Black Female
• Welcome to Bardo - The 100
• Episode 2 - Bulletproof
• Crisis of Faith - Burden Of Truth
• The Last Dance - In The Dark
• Video Magic and the Magical Murder Mystery Tour - Masters Of Illusion
• The Blind Magician and Floating Off a Barstool - Masters of Illusion
• Jonathan Magnum 7 - Whose Line is it Anyway?
• Elizabeth Gillies - Whose Line is it Anyway?

Videos from June 13, 2020

• Who Wanted Howard Pilmar Dead?
• Defending DJ
• Black police officers struggle with their racial and professional identity
• SpaceX rocket successfully carries new satellites into orbit
• Protesters and police clash in Europe over historical monuments tied to colonialism
• Trump addresses graduating cadets at West Point
• Coronavirus cases continue to rise nationwide with 20,000 new cases daily
• Protests held in Palmdale, California, after black man found dead hanging from a tree
• "People have to listen to us": Protests continue nationwide
• Atlanta police chief resigns after officer fatally shoots man
• CBS Evening News, June 13, 2020
• Tulsa, Oklahoma, still uncovering and coping with the Greenwood race massacre
• Portrayals of police on television face scrutiny amid protests
• Trump administration proposes new rules for asylum seekers, redefining who qualifies for protections
• Federal Reserve expects a long road to economic recovery
• Trump at West Point commencement: "We will vanquish this virus"
• Saturday Sessions: Margo Price performs "Letting Me Down"
• Margo Price on husband's coronavirus recovery, life under lockdown
• South African series "Blood and Water" becomes Netflix hit
• Inside Houston restaurant Lucille's, where George Floyd's family met with Joe Biden
• Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown calls video of protester being shoved "horrific"
• London may remove statues amid global anti-racism protests
• How U.S. and China tensions define our world
• Irish repay decades-old debt, help Native American tribe struggling through COVID-19
• Hong Kong's summer of discontent, one year later
• Minneapolis has paid $45 million in police misconduct settlements since 2003
• Louisville passes ban on no-knock warrants called "Breonna's Law"
• Trump delays Tulsa rally after criticism over Juneteenth date
• Staying vigilant: Tracking COVID-19 developments as the country reopens
• COVID-19 cases surge as reopenings continue