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Articles from June 15, 2020

• Sacramento John Sutter Statue Taken Down Over Claims It Represents Oppression
• Barricaded Person In West Sacramento Neighborhood Taken Into Custody
• LGBTQ Advocates: Supreme Court Decision Is A Step Forward, But There's More Work To Be Done
• 'Black Lives Matter Foundation' Unaffiliated With BLM Movement Causes Confusion In Donations
• Shooting Investigation Shuts Down WB I-80 At Madison Avenue
• Stockton Couple Welcomes 12 Pound Baby Girl At San Joaquin General Hospital
• CDOT Alerts Drivers To Planned Rock Scaling Along Interstate 70
• Shelter Contract Is Extended As Denver Homeless Camps Grow
• Alamosa Attorney Charged With Attempted Murder After Shooting Man Driving Through Protest
• Koreatown Family Hoping For A Miracle After Father, Grandmother Die From COVID-19
• 'Golden State Killer' Suspect Expected To Plead Guilty To Avoid Death Penalty
• Turlock Schools Require COVID-19 Waiver For Summer Sports Workouts
• LA City Council Moves Forward With LAPD Budget Cuts Proposed By Black Lives Matter Coalition
• 'An Incredible Victory': Supreme Court Rules Employers Can't Fire Workers For Being Gay, Transgender
• Former 'SNL' Star Jay Pharoah Says LAPD Officer Kneeled On His Neck, Shares Video To Social Media
• They Fed Truckers For Free, Now Food Cart Owners Could Use Some Help
• Accused Golden State Killer Expected To Plead Guilty To Avoid Death Penalty
• Michael Close Faces 1st Degree Murder Charge In Ballpark Neighborhood Shooting
• CU Boulder Students Calling On School To Break Ties With Boulder Police, Cut Campus Police Budget
• Shoppers Delight As Westfield Reopens Bay Area Malls Under New COVID-19 Guidelines
• Thousands Of T-Mobile, Verizon, Sprint, AT&T Customers Experience Cellphone Outages Nationwide
• Masks, Closed Campgrounds & Distancing: A Western Road Trip During The Pandemic
• Atlanta Mayor Orders Changes To Police Use-Of-Force Policy, Calls Rayshard Brooks Shooting 'Murder'
• 2 California Prison Inmates Die From COVID-19 Complications
• Man Wanted For Minnesota Police Station Arson Arrested In Breckenridge
• PG&E To Plead Guilty To 84 Deaths From Camp Fire
• Colorado Attorney In Discrimination Lawsuit Hopes SCOTUS Decision Will Strengthen Case
• NYPD Finds No Criminality After Officers Sickened At Shake Shack, Appears To Be Accidental
• Westmoreland Co. 3-Time Cancer Survivor Beats Coronavirus After 75-Day Stay In Hospital That Included Time In Medically Induced Coma
• 2 Anaheim Firefighters In ICU After Contracting COVID-19
• Free Lunch Available For Kids This Summer In LA County At 24 Participating Libraries
• Second Wave Of Coronavirus Likely To Hit Philadelphia Region, Penn Researcher Says
• Chicago Weather: Dry And Quiet, Building Heat This Week
• San Francisco to Install Bigbelly 'Smart' Trash Cans at Nearly Every Tenderloin District Intersection
• NYPD Announces Reassignment Of All 600 Undercover Anti-Crime Officers; Protests Continue For 19th Straight Day
• Man Dies 1 Day After Septuple Shooting Outside Minneapolis Bar
• Gig Workers Say Their Unemployment Benefits Are Being Held Up By Audits And They Can't Wait Anymore
• Police Plan To Increase Patrols In Wake Of Violence At Ocean City, Maryland Boardwalk; Behavior 'Will Not Be Tolerated'
• Violence Erupts In Two Large, Unsanctioned Crowds In Baltimore Over The Weekend
• U.S. Supreme Court Rules Civil Rights Law Protects LGBTQ Workers From Discrimination
• Owner Of Pelago Restaurant Off Mag Mile Says He Can't Open Patio Because Of Falling Stones, Blames Landlord
• Travelers Refusing To Wear Face Coverings On Aircraft Could Be Blacklisted From Flying
• Miami Won't Move To Phase 3 Reopening Yet But Isn't Issuing New Stay-At-Home Order Following Rise In COVID-19 Cases
• Hallandale Beach Without SWAT Team After Meeting With Chief Goes Poorly
• 'We Should Be Allowed To Open' | While Maryland Continues Reopening In Phases, Theater Owners Wait For Green Light
• Standoff Ensues After Officer Is Hit In Knee When Suspect Opens Fire Near Washington Park, 2 Being Questioned
• 'No Words Can Describe What He Meant To Me': Rep. Ilhan Omar's Father Dies From COVID-19 Complications
• New Jersey Enters Phase 2: Restaurants Allowed To Reopen For Outdoor Dining
• Baltimore City Council Approves Millions In Cuts To BPD Units Amid Nationwide Calls To Defund Police
• Officials Fear Growing Center City Encampment To Protest Homelessness Poses Health, Safety Threat
• South Bay Politician Blames Poor Translation For Racially-Insensitive Remarks
• Morgan State University Freezing Tuition For 2020-2021 Academic Year Due To Coronavirus
• Baltimore Factory Working Around The Clock To Produce COVID-19 Vaccine
• Trio Arrested In Armed Robbery At Hotel In Edgewood
• Body Of Missing 19-Year-Old Amari Wise Found; Father And Son Facing Charges In His Disappearance
• East Canyon Fire Forces New Evacuations Monday Afternoon
• 3M Open To Go Spectator-Free Due To COVID-19
• ATF Offers $70K For Information, Identification Of Suspects In 'Unprecedented' Twin Cities Arson Spree
• UCLA Announces Preparations For 2020-21 Academic Year Including In-Person Courses, Limited On-Campus Housing
• Delta Airlines Reveals Cleaning, Safety Measures To Bring Travelers Back
• Systemic Racism: The Unequal Playing Field That Continues To Plague America
• Governor Polis Doesn't Extend Eviction Moratorium But Provides New Relief To Renters
• Family Upset After Memorial Honoring Fallen Officer Tara O'Sullivan Covered Up And Brought Back
• Legislature Passes Bills On Police Accountability, Vaccinations & Tax Reform In Final Days Of Session
• Michigan Lottery Results For Monday, June 15, 2020
• Statue of California Pioneer John Sutter Removed After Vandalism
• Acton Fire Chief, Passerby Help 4-Year-Old Boy Pulled From Pool In Shirley
• Fast-Moving Wildfire At Avila Beach Shuts Down Highway 101, Prompts Evacuations
• Pittsburgh Police Searching For Missing 14-Year-Old Karen Dubon-Varela, Who May Have Traveled To New York, Virginia Or Florida
• One Colorado Celebrates 'Really Historic Day' & Supreme Court Ruling
• 14-year-old boy sentenced in Tessa Majors' stabbing death
• Key West Installs New Permanent Rainbow Crosswalks
• Hawaii Pacific University Offers California Students In-Person College Experience For A Deal
• 43-Year-Old Man Shot Twice In Chest, Killed In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Dr. Dave Hnida: Tourism A Big Concern For Colorado As Neighboring States Surge
• Christopher Earl Charged In Shooting Of Baltimore Police Officer Sunday
• Red Cross To Begin Testing Donor Blood For Covid-19 Antibodies
• Denver Artists Display Protest Sign Collection: 'They're Asking Us For Input'
• Irving-Based Boy Scouts Stand With Black Lives Matter: 'There Is No Place For Racism In Scouting'
• Former Youth Sports Coach In Washington County Admits To Sending Obscene Photos To Minor
• Joe Biden Visiting Delaware County Wednesday To Speak About Safely Reopening Country
• Firefighters Respond To Vegetation Fire Burning In Yolo County
• Frost Science Museum Reopens After Nearly 3 Months
• Catholic Bishops, Including Baltimore Archbishop William Lori, Say Church Needs To Play Role In Ending Racial Discrimination
• Caught On Camera: Chatsworth Woman Goes On Racist Rant After Damaging Neighbor's Car
• Maryland State House Trust Votes To Remove Confederate-Sympathizing Plaque From State House
• 2 Dead, Another Injured In Shooting At Sylmar Family Gathering
• Dog's Birthday Celebrated With Pet Food Drive For Animal Friends
• How Much Does The California Health Corps Cost? State Provides Incomplete Data
• CA Lawmakers Approve $54.3 Billion Budget With No Cuts To Schools, Healthcare
• NYPD reassigning 600 undercover officers amid protests
• Protesters Outside Fremont Tesla Plant Demand Improved COVID-19 Safety For Workers
• 38-Year-Old Black Woman Found Dead In Harper Woods Police Cell
• 3 People From West Virginia Arrested After Stolen Motorcycle Leads California Police To $500K Pot Stash
• FBI, California AG To 'Monitor' Robert Fuller Death Investigation
• Orange County Officials Report Nearly 200 New Coronavirus Cases, Uptick In Hospitalizations
• Congressman loses GOP nod in drive-thru nominating convention
• Protesters Demand To Discontinue Facial Recognition Technology
• Ravens LB Matthew Judon Blasts Commissioner Roger Goodell's 'Black Lives Matter' Speech
• Texas Hospitalizations For Coronavirus Set Single-Day Record For 7th Time In 8 Days
• Mayor Darrell Steinberg Proposes List Of Reforms For Sacramento Police Department
• Bodies Recovered Of 3 Young Men Swept Into Cosumnes River In May
• 'We Keep Denver Safe': Janitors Demand Better Protection, Contract Extension
• Royal Farms, Living Classroom Team Up To Feed More Than 300 People
• Inver Grove Heights Man Sentenced To 20 Years In Prison For Attempted Murder In Home Invasion
• Ex-Californian Pleads Not Guilty In Terrorism Case
• State Senator Announces Resolution To Investigate Montgomery County Commissioner Joe Gale After Comments About Black Lives Matter
• California Legislature Approves Budget, But Changes Coming
• Dallas Regional Chamber Commends Supreme Court Decision Protecting LGBTQ Workers
• Police Searching For Roy Wallace, Jr., Missing From Bel Air Since March 5
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Trump Administration's Challenge To California Sanctuary Law
• Riverside and Ventura Counties Report Additional COVID-19 Deaths, San Bernardino Reports New Cases
• Philadelphia Mayor Kenney Announces 'Public Process' To Determine Future Of Christopher Columbus Statue In South Philly
• Man, Woman And Child Dead In Apparent Murder-Suicide In Ceres
• Hersheypark To Reopen July 3 With New Roller Coaster
• Eagles' Brandon Brooks Tears Achilles, Will Reportedly Miss 2020 Season
• Reopening Colorado: Central City And Back Hawk Casinos Opening June 17
• Employee Accused Of Stealing $100K From Sutter County Business Arrested On Embezzlement Charges
• 10th Street Scheduled To Reopen In July As Crews Fill In Massive Pittsburgh Sinkhole
• Boston Police Seek ID Of 3 People In Back Bay Breaking And Entering
• Chicago Bars To Reopen For Outdoor Service Wednesday, Lakefront Trail On Monday, June 22
• Madden 21 Trailer To Be Released Tuesday; Video Game Cover Will Feature Ravens' Lamar Jackson
• Study: 41% Of Black-Owned Businesses Have Closed Since Coronavirus Pandemic Started
• Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Wants To Defund Bureaucracy: 'We Have A Lot Of Bloat And Fat At City Hall'
• 'I Don't Know If I Ever Thought I Would See A Moment Like This': Pittsburgh Activist Talks About Fighting Inequality If You Can't Attend Protests
• Implementation Of Maryland's Styrofoam Ban Delayed Due To Coronavirus
• Belmont Man Allegedly Beat Uber Driver, Tried To Steal Car Over Over Itinerary Dispute
• District attorney weighing charges in Rayshard Brooks' death
• 2 More Teens Charged With Capital Murder In Connection To Leslie Squair Baker's Killing
• Many Parents Trying To Get Refunds As Coronavirus Pandemic Leaves Status Of Summer Camps Up In The Air
• Manfred 'Not Confident' There Will Be A 2020 MLB Season
• Local Doctors Say The Chance Our Region Doesn't See A Coronavirus Surge Increases 'As Long As We're Safe And Careful'
• FDA Revokes Authorization Of Drug Hydroxychloroquine For Treatment Of Coronavirus
• Cousin Of UNT Student Killed By Denton Police Writes Song He Hopes Will Be Anthem Of Protest Movement
• Authorities Ask For Help Identifying Suspected Hit-And-Run Driver Who Seriously Injured Pedestrian In Fillmore
• 'She's A Gem': Munhall Teenager Graduates As Valedictorian After Overcoming Loss, Suffering From Depression
• New Working Group To Review Chicago Police Department Use Of Force Policies, Recommend Changes
• Sacramento John Sutter Statue Removed After Recent Vandalism
• Academy Pushes Back Oscar Ceremony Over Coronavirus
• 'Do The Right Thing': Family Of Nia Black Wants Justice After Fatal Weekend Shooting In St. Paul
• Mayor Duggan Wants To Educate People On Lowering Auto Insurance Rates
• 49ers Give Head Coach Kyle Shanahan New Contract
• California Governor Defends Reopening, Urges Public Caution
• U.S. Supreme Court Rules Civil Rights Law Protects LGBTQ Workers From Job Discrimination
• Expert: New Generation Making Progress Addressing Long Island's Struggles With Racism
• Florida Keys Cold Case Known As 'Valentine Jane Doe Homicide' Resolved Almost 30 Years Later
• Gov. Newsom Cites Encouraging Numbers In State's COVID-19 Response, But Warns 'Be Smart'
• Mother Of Justus Howell, Teen Shot Dead By Zion Police In 2015, Asks Prosecutors To Reopen Case
• Mayor Duggan Announces Detroit Week-Long Juneteenth Celebrations
• 24 Hour Fitness Gyms In Carmichael, Manteca And Stockton To Close Permanently Amid Bankruptcy
• Massachusetts Police Chiefs Say Tasers Protect Police And Save Lives
• MIT Study: Race An Important Factor In Determining Who Dies From Covid-19
• Backyard Swimming Pool Installation Demands Skyrocket On Long Island Due To COVID-19: 'We Get 30-40 Calls A Day'
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Joe Biden and ActBlue rake in big money in May
• Despite Coronavirus, Maryland's Census Response Rate Is Higher Than Expected
• 'This Place Could Have Been On Fire Over A Lie': St. Cloud Police Chief Admonishes Those Spreading Rumors After Officer Was Shot Overnight
• LA County COVID-19 Deaths Rise; Restaurants Struggle To Meet Health Protocols
• As Pride Festival Preps Virtual Celebration, Advocates Cheer SCOTUS Ruling On LGBTQ+ Equality
• Photo Gallery: Ascension Michigan Shining Moments
• Chicago Hotels Get Ready For More People, But Governor Pritzker Isn't So Sure
• Pronghorn Doe Hit By Car Gives Birth To Healthy Fawn
• Allegheny County Police Conclude Aaliyah Johnson Was 'Alone' On Night Of Her Death
• Report: Harding Park Will Keep PGA Championship In August
• New Jersey Police Must Publicly Identify Officers Who Commit Serious Disciplinary Violations, AG Announces
• Mobile COVID-19 Testing Booths Help Health Care Providers Test Patients Without Risking Own Health
• Police: Westmoreland Co. Man Thought He Had Beaten His Girlfriend To Death And Dumped Her Body In The Woods, But She Was Still Alive
• No Injuries In Explosion At Lakeview Bank ATM
• Montez Terrill, 25, Charged With Setting Minneapolis Pawn Shop On Fire During George Floyd Unrest
• Safer-At-Home Restrictions Being Loosened Again In Colorado
• With Layoffs Mounting, Educators Protest Sweeping Public Education Cuts
• Aurora Police Officer Joshua Teeples Fired After Hit-And-Run DUI Crash
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Advance Police Oversight Bills, Including Required Mental Health Evaluation
• Max Minute: Preparing For A Different Kind Of Summer
• High School Boys Basketball Finals Return To Urbana-Champaign in 2021
• UC Board Of Regents Votes In Favor Of Bringing Affirmative Action Back To College Admissions
• Some Dallas Restaurants Say 75% Capacity Is Too High During Pandemic
• US Open Of Surfing In Huntington Beach Canceled Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Fight On, Girls: Sisters, 11 And 9, Start Children's Cancer Foundation With Piggy Bank, But Have Since Gone Global
• Trump to sign executive order to "incentivize" best behavior by police
• Suspects Sought In June 8 Murder Of Gerald Jones Near Perkins Homes
• Denver Broncos Declare Juneteenth A Team Holiday
• Lawmaker, Educator Worried About Contact Tracers Not Asking About Attending Protests
• Convicted Ponzi Schemer & Rogue UM Booster Nevin Shapiro Released From Prison
• 16 Tarrant County Inmates Have COVID-19, 12 Staff Members Also Positive
• 'Roses For Change' Movement Spreading Love All Across South Florida
• Evesham Township Police Searching For Suspect In Connection To Rash Of Car Burglaries, Thefts
• T-Mobile Users Around Country Report Problems With Calls, Texts
• Report: Golden State Killer To Plead Guilty To Avoid Death Penalty
• After Release Of Full Video Of Traffic Stop Incident That Sparked Outrage, Aurora Police Say There's More To Story
• T-Mobile, Sprint Customers Report Service Outages
• Florida's Python Cowboy Snags Giant 17-Foot Burmese Python In Everglades
• Former USC Admissions Official Pleads Guilty To Federal Fraud Charge; Admitted to Falsifying Admission Packets For Chinese Students
• Coronavirus Reopening: Massachusetts Residents Excited To Resume Outdoor Activities
• 'You Can Call Me A Snitch If You Want To': Concerned 911 Dispatcher Called MPD Sergeant During George Floyd's Arrest
• Outdoor Dining, Non-Essential Retail Shops Reopen As New Jersey Enters Stage Two Of Restart, Recovery From Coronavirus
• Woman, Dog Found Dead In Weston Lake
• Aldermen To Introduce Ordinance To Force Removal Of Police Officers From Chicago Public Schools
• Ferry Service Resumes In Richmond, More Trips Added On Vallejo Route
• $5M Small Business Assistance Program Opens In Dallas County
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Agrees To Nix Cuts For Seniors, Others
• Due Dates For Traffic Tickets, Minor Infractions Extended 90 Days
• Minnesota Legislature Response On Police Reform Splitting Along Party Lines
• Former Irvine Attorney Convicted Of Murdering Ex-Wife, Throwing Her Body Off Mediterranean Cruise Ship
• Aldermen Back Ordinance To Provide Tenants Hurt By COVID-19 Pandemic With New Protection From Eviction
• DPW: Normal Trash Collection In Baltimore To Resume; Recycling Pickup Remains Suspended Due TO COVID-19 Cases At City Facility
• RTD Prepares To Restart MallRide While Handing Out Masks & Hand Sanitizer
• North Coast's Fort Bragg, Named After Confederate General, Mulls Name Change
• Pittsburgh Playgrounds Reopen With Extra Safety Precautions, Including Staff Members Handing Out Masks If Needed
• Kids Spending More Time Online During COVID-19 Crisis Creates Opportunities For Predators
• Reopening Maryland: Montgomery County Will Move To Phase 2 Friday Evening
• Ex-eBay employees charged with mailing spiders, pig mask to critics
• As Sports World Slowly Returns, When Will Philadelphia Teams Be Back In Action?
• Health Officials Report 36 New COVID-19 Cases In Denton County
• 'Historic Decision': Supreme Court Ruling That Protects LGBTQ Workers From Job Discrimination Will Impact Many Employees And Employers In Pennsylvania
• 360 Yards Not Enough For Sonoma County Professional Long Driver
• Baker: Death Of Man At Bedford VA Hospital 'A Terrible Tragedy'
• 14-Year-Old Sentenced In Tessa Majors Stabbing Death
• Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Wears Mask In New Official Portrait: 'Wearing A Mask Should Not Be Partisan, Political Issue'
• Rob Manfred Not Confident Baseball Will Be Played In 2020, Less Than A Week After Having 100 Percent Certainty
• Landmark Ruling Fuels Calls For Increased LGBTQ Protections In Florida
• Chelsea, Holyoke Soldiers' Homes Are Resuming Visits As Investigations Continue
• New Pedestrian-Bike Path Opens Monday Along Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge
• UIC To Test COVID-19 Vaccine In July
• Sonoma County Sheriff Says 2 Dead Men Found In Windsor Died From Overdoses
• Butler Health System Laying Off Nearly 60 Positions Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Bowling Alleys, Arcades, Movie Theaters Reopen In Broward With Reduced Capacity
• Allegheny County Emergency Services Says T-Mobile Outage Has Been Resolved
• Protesters Should Wear Masks, Practice Social Distancing & Get Tested For COVID-19, Health Officials Say
• Metro Area Hy-Vee Stores Holding Donation Campaigns To Collect For Nonprofits
• Police: 2 Teens Admit To Being Behind American Flag Burnings In Citrus Heights Neighborhood
• Next year's Oscars delayed due to the coronavirus
• 335 LASD Employees, 2,585 Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• Venomous Copperhead Snake Rescued After Found Trapped In Netting Near Jogging Trail In Harford County Neighborhood
• Is It Safer To Fly Or Drive During The Coronavirus Pandemic?
• Ranking The Risks Of Summer Activities During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Gritty Helps Kindergarten Students Celebrate Graduation At Haviland Avenue Elementary School
• 2 Deputies Cleared In Deadly Shooting At Days Inn Parking Lot
• 'A Day Of Immense Celebration': Local Leaders React To Supreme Court's Landmark Ruling Protecting LGBT Workers From Job Discrimination
• Texas Brothers Sentenced To 11 Years Each For Federal Drug Trafficking Violations
• Maroon Bells Reservations Now Available Through June 27
• N.J. Gov. Murphy Announces Plan For Outdoor Sports To Resume
• State Police Investigating After Human Remains Found In Elk County
• Reopening Colorado: The Broncos Boys & Girls Club In Denver Welcomes Kids Back
• Coronavirus Outbreak Grows To 28 Cases At W. Va. Church
• University Of California Regents Endorse Affirmative Action Measure
• U.N. to examine systemic racism and police brutality
• Walker Stapleton & Family React To Push To Change Name Of Neighborhood
• Alcohol To-Go Sales Helps Spuntino Restaurant In Denver's Highlands Neighborhood Stay Afloat
• UT President To Meet With Student Groups On Athletes' Demands To Ditch 'The Eyes Of Texas'
• 'We're Pumped': New Hampshire Restaurants Reopen For Indoor Dining
• Massachusetts Opening 50 Pop-Up Coronavirus Testing Sites For Protesters
• 6 eBay Executives And Employees Charged With Sending Threats, Bloody Pig Mask To Natick Couple
• 13-Year-Old Weatherford Boy Reels In 800+ Pound Tiger Shark Off The Texas Coast
• UC Regents Endorse Measure Repealing Prop. 209 Affirmative Action Ban
• Biden campaign and DNC raise more than $80 million in May
• 2020 'BET Awards' To Feature Alicia Keys, John Legend; Hosted By Amanda Seales
• Massachusetts Reports 23 New Coronavirus Deaths And 87 Additional Cases
• Zoo Miami Welcomes Birth Of Critically Endangered Bactrian Camel
• Boulder Black Lives Matter Protest Participant Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Officials: 53-Year-Old Woman Found Dead After Flames Rip Through Feltonville Home
• At-Risk Senior Reported Missing In Tracy
• Doctors "don't understand" COVID symptoms that linger for months
• Sheriff: 73-Year-Old Woman Killed In Linwood Township House Fire
• It's Been 100 Years Since Three Black Men Were Lynched In Duluth
• Lino Lakes Home Daycare Devastated By Fire
• Dallas Wings, WNBA To Play Shortened 2020 Season In Florida During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Macadamia Nuts Sold Nationwide Recalled Over Possible Salmonella Contamination
• Florida Judge Dismisses New Challenge To Dog Racing Ban
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 473 New COVID-19 Cases, 19 Additional Deaths
• Body Found In Prior Lake Near Boat Slip
• Amy McGrath faces surprise primary showdown in Kentucky Senate race
• Supreme Court Rules LGBTQ Workers Protected From Job Discrimination
• Fire Causes $170K In Damage To Queen Anne's County Home
• Delaware Begins Phase Two Of Reopening As Stores, Restaurants Open At 60% Capacity
• Reopening Colorado: Free Telluride Gondola Now Back In Service
• 13-, 14-Year-Old Girls Killed When Bricks Fall On Hammock
• WNBA Announces Plans For Reduced 2020 Season In Florida Without Fans
• CEO Of Pilgrim's Pride Takes Leave Of Absence To Focus On Legal Defense
• 24 Hour Fitness declares bankruptcy, citing coronavirus hit
• Chelsea Police Cracking Down On Fireworks With 'Zero-Tolerance Patrols'
• Mosquitoes Test Positive For West Nile Virus In Mesquite
• Iowa Parts With Strength Coach After Claims He Mistreated African American Players
• Florida Gas Prices Top $2 But Level Off
• Kenny Chesney Concert In Denver Rescheduled For July 2021
• Dallas Black Chamber Of Commerce COVID-19 Resource Center
• 80-Year-Old Somerset Co. Man Arrested In Shooting Death Of Grandson
• Dallas County Reports 305 Additional Positive COVID-19 Cases
• Academy Pushes Back Oscar Ceremony Over Coronavirus
• Sacramento Gay Men's Chorus Suspends 2020-2021 Season Due To Coronavirus
• LAUSD Superintendent To Recommend Ending Use Of Pepper Spray, Carotid Hold In Los Angeles Schools
• Reopening Museums: History Colorado Will Open Doors Next Week
• State AG Becerra Calls For Sweeping Police Reform In California
• Cowboys' Zeke Elliott Tweets 'My Agent Didn't Break Story' After Reports He & Other Players May Be Positive For COVID-19
• Dr. Anthony Fauci Is Surprise Guest Speaker At Virtual Graduation Of UC Irvine's School Of Biological Sciences
• Bank takes action over employee who confronted BLM supporter
• Monterey Bay Restaurant Reaches Settlement After Being Charged With Defying COVID-19 Orders
• Baltimore Board Of Elections Declares Primary Election Results Official
• Pa. House Judiciary Committee Unanimously Approves 2 Police Reform Bills
• Police Search For Missing 14-Year-Old Ester Reyes In Glen Burnie
• 'I Hope All Actors Get The Chance To Experience This': Melissa L. Williams On Tyler Perry, BET's 'The Oval' & 'Ruthless'
• Driver Sought In Hit-And-Run That Injured Motorcycle Riders Near Petaluma
• Documentarians James, Pelosi Turn Cameras On Protests, Despite Dangers
• Drowning Deaths: Fort Carson Mourns Pfc. Michael Carter And Spc. Zion Thompkins
• Officials Identify 29-Year-Old Man, 64-Year-Old Woman Found Dead In Bethlehem Home
• After People Pack Broadway For First Test Of Expanded Outdoor Dining, Mayor Urges Chicagoans Not To Ignore Safety Rules; 'COVID-19 Hasn't Magically Gone Away'
• Reward For Information Leading To Missing Fort Hood Soldier Vanessa Guillen Increased To $25K
• Cuomo Announces Additional Police Reform Measures
• 'They Need To Be Celebrated': Pittsburgh CAPA Students Get Their Diplomas, Although It's Not The Graduation They Imagined
• VIDEO: Deputy Injured In Santa Cruz Mountain Ambush Released From Hospital
• Florida Judge Refuses To Put Felons' Voting Decision On Hold
• Cuomo Says New York Is At The Lowest Daily Number Of COVID-19 Deaths And Hospitalizations Since The Pandemic Started
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Tyler Perry to pay for Rayshard Brooks' funeral
• Kenny Chesney Announces Rescheduled Gillette Stadium Concert Dates
• Army Veteran Ventures Outside Lake Forest Retirement Community For First Time In 90 Days To Celebrate 100th Birthday
• Starbucks Creates Own Black Lives Matter Shirt For Employees
• Suspect Wanted For Torching Miami Police Car, Giovanni Fernandez, Dies In Hospital
• Buccaneers Tease First Tom Brady Picture In Full Tampa Bay Uniform
• 24 Hour Fitness To Close 13 Gyms Across Colorado's Front Range
• New Jersey Officials Release Guidelines For Organized Sports As State Enters Stage 2 Of Reopening Process
• Kenny Chesney's 'Chillaxification' Tour Stop At US Bank Stadium Rescheduled For June 2021
• Reports: Several Dallas Cowboys, Including Zeke Elliott, Test Positive For COVID-19
• Former Florida Data Official Rebekah Jones Creates COVID Dashboard That Shows More Cases Than State Reports
• Pittsburgh Artist Constructs Giant Chimpanzee Sculpture Out Of Recycled Cardboard, Glue And 150 Hours Of Quarantine Time
• Report: Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson Is Fine After Video Of Him Falling Over Jet Ski Surfaces On Social Media
• Man Arrested In San Bernardino Gas Station Looting Which Was Livestreamed Online
• As COVID-19 Cases Surpass 62K In Maryland, Hospitalizations Continue To Decrease
• Former eBay Employees Charged With Cyberstalking; Allegedly Sent Bloody Pig Mask, Cockroaches To Newsletter Editor
• California Records More Than 5,000 COVID-19 Deaths
• Florida Again Approaches 2,000 New Coronavirus Cases
• Rockies Pitcher Kyle Freeland Gets Busy Cooking With Special Olympian Cody Field
• New Castle Police Arrest Second Suspect In Case Involving Missing New Castle Man Amari Wise
• Maria Ressa to 60 Minutes last fall: Reporting in Philippines worse than a war zone
• FDA ends emergency use authorization for hydroxychloroquine
• 'Long Overdue': White NHL Players Find Their Voice On Racism
• Woman Strikes Pedestrian But Keeps Driving; Arrested For Intoxication Assault
• Kenny Chesney Sets Date For Rescheduled Concert At Heinz Field
• David Pastrnak On What He'll Do First When He Gets Back To Boston: 'Get Tested For COVID'
• Single-Night Garth Brooks Concert Coming To Drive-In Theatres, Including 3 In Minnesota
• University Of Miami Welcomes Football Players Back To Campus For Voluntary Workouts
• Robbie Amell's Home Workout | Train Like
• MPHA Announces Minneapolis' 'Largest-Ever' Public Housing Renovation Of Elliot Twins
• Pit Bull Ban: Aurora Asking If Residents Want To Vote On Restricted Breed Ordinance
• NYC Dept. Of Education Invites Students, Parents And Guardians To Complete Survey On Return To School
• WVU Football Player Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Raymond James Fires Associate Over Videotaped Pacific Heights Black Lives Matter Sign Confrontation
• KJ Apa | Train Like A Celebrity
• Former Eagles Safety Malcolm Jenkins Hired As A Contributor By CNN
• Accused Crystal Canyon Park Rapist Recorded Assault On His Phone 
• Battleship New Jersey Reopens For Limited, Self-Guided Tours
• 'Black Activist And Organizer Collective' Delivers List Of Police Reform Demands To City, County Officials
• Aldermen OK $200,000 Settlement Of Lawsuit Against Two Paramedics For Failing To Treat Man Who Later Died
• ELLE Goes Through Kat McNamara's Phone: DMs, Selfies, And Crazy Group Chats Revealed
• State Expanding Coronavirus Testing In Northern Pa., New Sites Coming To New Castle And Grove City Walmarts
• 'Monumental': Minnesota Leaders Applaud SCOTUS Ruling On LGBTQ Worker Protections
• Report: Ezekiel Elliott Among Multiple Cowboys, Texans Players To Test Positive For COVID-19
• Lucy Hale's New Quarantine Hobby And What She Loves Most About Katy Keene | ELLE
• Tips For Successfully Planting Trees And Shrubs
• Coronavirus (MN): MDH Reports Lowest Daily COVID-19 Deaths Since Mid-April, Along With 230 New Cases
• Miami Pro-Police Demonstrators Faced Off With Protesters At Bayfront Park
• Brooklyn Nets Forward Kevin Durant Takes 5% Ownership Stake In Philadelphia Union
• Pa. Health Dept. Says Statewide Coronavirus Cases Grow To 79,121, Death Toll Reaches 6,243
• Renters face eviction despite coronavirus moratoriums
• Supreme Court Rejects Challenge To California Sanctuary Law; Local Police Do Not Have To Cooperate With ICE Agents
• Owner Of Boston Sports Club Gyms Considers Bankruptcy
• New Procedures for Stylists and Customers as Salons Open Today
• New Hampshire Gyms Reopen With Masks And Temperature Checks
• Running Aces Casino Reopens Monday With COVID-19 Safety Precautions In Place
• Prayers, Donations Flood In For Baltimore Superfan Mo Gaba As His Continues To Battle Cancer
• Detroit Man Creates Black Lives Matter Memorial On His Front Lawn
• 24 Hour Fitness Permanently Closes 18 Gyms Across LA, OC; Files For Bankruptcy
• Woman Accused Of Killing Her Husband Almost A Decade Ago, Maria Montalvo Captured
• Man Accused Of Setting 3 Suspicious Fires In Fremont
• Gov. Jared Polis, Other Colorado Leaders React To Supreme Court Ruling That LGBT People Are Protected From Job Discrimination
• Deputies Pull Over Erratic Driver In Placer County, Find Loaded Gun In Back Seat
• Philadelphia To Have Independent Consultant Examine City's Response To Recent Protests, Including Police Department's Use Of Force
• Entire DART Bus Fleet Will Have Plastic COVID-19 Shields By July 
• 6 Perfect Pups To Adopt Now In Chicago
• Xander Schauffele's Impossible Miss Provides Reminder Of Why We Love Watching Sports
• Boy, 7, Wounded By Gunfire Through Koreatown Apartment Ceiling
• Officials Look To Identify Alleged Vandal And Man Accused Of Shoving Police Horse During Protests Downtown
• Police Searching For 3 Suspects After Pizza Delivery Person Robbed At Gunpoint In Brooklyn
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-15-20
• Pedestrian Killed In Early Morning San Jose Hit-And-Run
• Miami Reopens Boat Ramps
• China warns "very high" risk of new Beijing COVID cluster spreading
• Oakland Councilmember Calls For Defunding OPD By At Least $25 Million
• 2 Teens, 18-Year-Old Man Arrested In Glen Burnie Robbery
• WATCH: Celtics' Gordon Hayward Drains Some Shots From Way Downtown
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 7 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Countywide Total To 2,086
• Stocks down as coronavirus outbreaks flare in U.S., China
• Barbra Streisand gives stock to George Floyd's daughter
• Bottle Returns Begin Today In Michigan: What To Know
• U Of M Ranks 17th In The World Among Universities Granted U.S. Patents In 2019
• 2020 BET Award Nominees Announced, Ceremony To Air On CBS
• Man Linked To Boogaloo Movement Indicted In Texas
• Nearly 43,000 Pounds Of Beef Recalled Nationwide Due To Possible E.Coli Contamination
• Bear Takes A Dip In Claremont Pool
• Santa Rosa Woman Arrested After Second High-Speed Pursuit In A Month
• Supreme Court Rules Federal Civil Rights Law Protects LGBT Workers
• Red Sox Sign Undrafted College Closer Jacinto Arredondo
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Challenge To California Sanctuary Law
• More Than Dozen Residents Displaced After Flames Break Out At Apartment Building In Center City
• PTL Links: June 15, 2020
• Supreme Court rules civil rights law protects LGBTQ workers
• Investigators Probe Fatal Green Bay Construction Accident
• 'This One Was Real Special': Denny Hamlin Races To Third Victory Of Season At Homestead-Miami Speedway
• Penn Medicine Asking For Public's Help Identifying Man Who Was Admitted Last Month
• CTA Launches Online Dashboard To Help Passengers See When Buses Are Overcrowded
• 24 Hour Fitness Files For Bankruptcy, Closes 100 Gyms
• Reopening: San Francisco's Massive Westfield Centre Opens To Shoppers
• More Than 42K Pounds Of Ground Beef Sold At Walmart & Other Stores Recalled Because E. Coli Fears
• Europe reopens for a "summer unlike any other"
• Supreme Court declines to hear legal battle over California sanctuary law
• Mayor De Blasio Cancels Monday Events After He 'Woke Up Feeling Under The Weather,' Says Press Secretary
• Supreme Court rejects cases challenging immunity for police officers
• 2020 likely to be the warmest year on record globally
• Maryland Nursing Homes Fined For Not Providing Coronavirus Information
• Hurley: Everyone In Baseball Needs To Shut Up
• Police: 2 Transgender Women Shot In Detroit, Suspect On The Loose
• Supreme Court declines to hear host of gun rights cases
• Millennium Park To Begin 'Cautiously' Reopening On Monday
• 15-Year-Old Connecting Seniors In Long-Term Care Facilities With Virtual Visits, Arts
• Briscoe finds a way
• Denver Weather: This June Heat Wave Continues For 3 More Days
• Miami Weather: Hot With A High Rain Chance This Week
• Dallas Police Investigating After Body Found At Lake Cliff Park
• Mets 1B Dominic Smith: 'As A Black Man In America, You Encounter Racism On Every Level'
• Rayshard Brooks' widow wants cops charged: "It was murder"
• Reopening: San Jose Public Library Launches Contactless Service
• Reopen In Michigan: Hair Salons, Massage Therapy And More
• 24 Hour Fitness Files For Bankruptcy, Closing Dozens Of Texas Locations
• California Univ. Of Pa. Planning To Resume In-Person Classes For Fall Semester
• Graduation To Remember: New Hampshire Seniors Ride Ski Lift To Get Diplomas
• Denny Hamlin In The Three Time Winner Club At Homestead
• Wary public urged to use smartphone tech to track COVID-19 exposure
• 40 Salmon Fillets Stolen From Annapolis Restaurant, Police Say
• Weather Blog: Summer Is Almost Officially Here
• Rayshard Brooks' Widow Tells CBS News She Wants Officers Charged: 'It Was Murder'
• Reopening: San Carlos Officials Approve Outdoor Dining In Downtown Parking Spaces
• Sports Final: Dan Roche Has Had Enough Of This MLB Fight
• Sources: Man's Body Found With Hands Bound After Fire Along Hutchinson River Parkway
• 3 Men Stabbed, 2 Others Hit By Car Overnight In Bushwick
• 24 Hour Fitness Files For Bankruptcy, Blames Coronavirus Pandemic
• New York Weather: Pleasant Start To The Work Week
• Coronavirus Reopening Roundup: Berkeley Prepares To Expand Reopenings; Gas Prices Inching Upward
• Police: Man Taken Into Custody After Opening Fire On Chester Township Police Cruiser
• Major Texas City Considers Issuing Another Stay-In-Place Order As Coronavirus Cases Surge
• Tulsa health chief says upcoming Trump rally should be postponed
• A Dream Come True: Ocean City High School Senior Signs With Phillies
• U.S. Air Force Pilot Missing After F-15C Fighter Jet Crashes Into Sea Off U.K. Coast
• San Francisco, San Jose Police Launch National Media Campaign Calling For Reform
• Mother Of Denver Murder Victim Isabella Thallas Painfully Remembers Her 'Little Chic Hippie'
• Aurora Police Release Dashcam Video In Response To Social Media Video Showing Officers Using Force On Man, Woman
• ICYMI: Top takeaways from this week's "Face the Nation"
• 24 Hour Fitness Files For Bankruptcy And Closes 100 Gyms
• Dallas Stars Center Tyler Seguin & Former Goalie Marty Turco Among White NHL Players Finding Their Voice On Racism
• For many employers, the future is plexiglass
• Tom Brady Trains Shedeur Sanders, Son Of NFL Great Deion Sanders
• 4 Casinos In Northwest Indiana Opening On Monday
• Barbra Streisand Makes George Floyd's 6-Year-Old Daughter A Disney Stockholder
• Boston Lost $65 Million In Revenue Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• People Still Gathering On Closed Parts Of Lakefront
• Surveillance Video Shows Explosion At Fifth Third Bank In Lakeview
• Man Rushed To Hospital Following House Fire In North Philadelphia
• Flex Jobs Posting Openings For Remote Opportunities
• Playing For Free, Salary Drop, 2022 Lockout Possible For MLB
• Cuomo: New York to allow gatherings of up to 25 people
• Even With Most Summer Festivals Canceled In Chicago, Some Concerts In August Still Up In The Air
• 3-Alarm Fire Destroys Shoe Store In North Philadelphia
• Lightfoot To Announce Plans To Review And Revise CPD Use Of Force Policies
• Man Cut During Attempted Robbery In East Liberty
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures Warming Up, Wet Start To 2020
• Over 40,000 Pounds Of Ground Beef Sold At Walmart, Other Stores Recalled Due To E. Coli Concerns
• Vegas cop shot in head during George Floyd protest is paralyzed
• 311 Calls For Noise Complaints Were Plenty In Chicago During Stay-At-Home Period
• Ohio State requiring returning players to sign COVID-19 waivers
• Chicago Weather: Warm, Sunny Days Ahead
• U.S. names Air Force pilot killed in fighter jet crash off U.K. coast
• City Of Pittsburgh Park Amenities Becoming Available As Allegheny County Is In 'Green' Phase
• Thomas Jefferson statue toppled in Portland, Oregon
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Monday Shaping Up To Be Another Gorgeous Day
• Photojournalist Who Says He Was Banned From Protest Coverage Announces He's Leaving Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
• One Suspect In Custody In Connection With Death And Disappearance Of Amari Wise, Police Searching For Second Suspect
• Do Masks Mask Our Emotions? Not Necessarily, Says One Expert
• Boston Company Lets You Rent A Luxury Boat Without The Hassle Of Owning It
• Russia sentences ex-U.S. Marine Paul Whelan to prison for espionage
• 3-Year-Old Clairton Boy Celebrates Birthday With Parade
• Monday's Show Info (6/15/20)
• Carnegie Library Hosting One-Day Book Return Event Across Pittsburgh Area
• City Of Pittsburgh Spray Parks Set To Reopen
• Thousands march and rally for black trans lives in Brooklyn

Videos from June 15, 2020

• Teen boy sentenced in stabbing death of NYC college student Tessa Majors
• 6/15/20: Red and Blue
• Witnesses to testify at Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on policing
• NYPD reassigning undercover anti-crime officers amid protests for police reform
• California attorney general announces police reforms to improve “use-of-force” procedures
• Trump says Rayshard Brooks shooting was a "terrible situation"
• The nation's elderly remain indoors as the country reopens
• Ex-eBay employees charged with mailing spiders, cockroaches and pig mask to critics
• Trump pushes forward with Tulsa rally despite coronavirus threat
• U.S. Supreme Court rules LGBTQ workers protected from discrimination
• Miss Universe Zozibini Tunzi on youth activism
• District attorney considering charges in fatal police shooting in Atlanta
• Protests and outrage after fatal shooting of Rayshard Brooks in Atlanta
• CBS Evening News, June 15, 2020
• Supreme Court ruling protects LGBTQ workers
• March on Georgia calls for racial justice
• FDA ends hydroxychloroquine authorization for coronavirus
• At least 7 Minneapolis police officers quit after George Floyd's death
• New Hampshire high school holds ski lift graduation
• NABJ President Dorothy Tucker: "Hire more black managers"
• Woman challenged to shoot a basket sinks it on first try
• Couple gets surprise serenade on 67th anniversary
• Rayshard Brooks' family calls for justice in fatal shooting
• Hollywood reopens for production as Academy boosts diversity efforts
• Trump expected to sign executive order on police reform
• What past presidents have taught us about handling crises
• What we know about events leading to Rayshard Brooks' death in Atlanta
• Supreme Court rules LGBTQ workers protected under civil rights law
• Concerns about staying safe as states see spike in COVID-19 cases
• Trump plans to sign an executive order on police reform
• John Dickerson on his new book on why the presidency is "the hardest job in the world"
• Dr. Agus explains how to stay safe this summer and assess the risk of activities
• Darnella Frazier's attorney discusses teen and the impact of her recording of George Floyd's death
• Woman apologizes after backlash from confronting resident
• Health departments develop apps to help track the spread of the coronavirus
• American Paul Whelan convicted of espionage in Russia and sentenced to 16 years in prison
• Trump campaign pushes ahead with Tulsa rally despite warnings from top health officials
• Nationwide spikes in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations
• Atlanta investigates a deadly police shooting as another video of George Floyd's death is released
• Barbra Streisand gives Disney shares to George Floyd's daughter