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• Some California Prisoners To Be Released Early To Stop Spread Of Coronavirus
• 'A Bit Scary': DEA Worried That Drugs Stolen From Pharmacies By Looters Could End Up On Streets
• 'They Need To Hear The People Impacted': Black Lives Matter Protest At Sacramento City Hall
• Starbucks Employee Working On USC Campus Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Sacramento Councilmember Proposes 'How's My Policing' Decals For Police Cars
• 'It Felt Like I Was Living A Nightmare': Turlock Family Healthy Once Again After COVID-19 Battle
• LA City Council Plan Would Replace Police With Crisis Response Team For Nonviolent Calls
• Sacramento Business Takes A Chance On COVID-19, Announces Vacaville Beer Garden Expansion
• Restaurants Work With Denver To Expand Patios Into Sidewalks, Parking Lots
• Surrounded By Law Enforcement, Trump Signs Executive Order On Policing
• Video Shows Car Driving Through Group Of Protesters In Roseville
• 14-Year-Old Girl Shot, Killed At Family Gathering In San Bernardino
• Firefighters Battling Rapidly-Spreading Vegetation Fire In Calaveras County
• Man In Custody Following Deadly Stabbing At National Western Complex
• Anti-Mask Protesters Disrupt Gathering Of Union, Faith, Business Leaders Calling For Reinstatement Of Mask Mandate
• Stockton Stepmother Arrested On Child Abuse, Torture Charges After 7-Year-Old Found Dead In Garage
• Former Bears Coach Dave Wannstedt On Montgomery And QB Competition
• DIA Welcomes First International Flight Since April 1
• Chicago Weather: Air Quality Alert
• RTD Board Member Wants To Replace Contracted Security Guards With Mental Health Professionals
• Ocean City, Maryland Police Make 120+ Arrests, Step Up Presence In Response To Boardwalk Violence
• Protesters Focus On Calls To Defund The Police As Demonstrations In New York City Continue For 20th Day
• Thermal Imaging Cameras Among New Safety Measures At Maryland Live! Casino & Hotel
• Over 1,200 Complaints About Illegal Fireworks Reported Across NYC In Just 14 Days
• 'We Wanted To Make Something Beautiful': Artist Painting 250-Mural Along Natomas Bike Trail
• Employment Attorney Outlines Workers' Rights As New York City Inches Closer To Reopening Offices
• DU Commit Aidan Thompson Dreams Of Being Picked In The NHL Draft
• Gaithersburg-Based Novavax Raising $200M To Fund COVID-19, Flu Vaccine Efforts
• University Of Maryland Releases Plans For Students To Return To Class In August
• Students At Minooka High School Push To Change School Mascot
• DPS Committee Proposes Budget To Address $65 Million Shortfall
• Nearly 2,000 Maryland Coronavirus Survivors Share Stories, Experiences On 'COVIDConnect' Website
• 'We Love You, Mo' | Graduation Parade Held For Baltimore Sports Super Fan Mo Gaba
• Pratt Library Now Offering 'Books By Mail' Service
• 12 Million Low-Income People Could Miss Out On Stimulus Payments
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Says He Hasn't 'Spoken With One Mayor' Who Thinks It's A Good Idea 'To Put Less' Into Law Enforcement
• Adult Pulled From Clear Creek With Faint Pulse
• Riverside County Reports Additional COVID-19 Deaths; San Bernardino, Ventura Report New Cases
• Miami-Dade Commissioners Approve First Reading Of Independent Civilian Police Oversight Panel
• FIU Moving Closer To Reopening Its Campus
• Chicago Bars And Breweries Have Green Light To Reopen For Outdoor Service Wednesday, But Many Aren't Going To Right Away
• 'He Makes My Day': Young Boy, Train Conductor Form Special Bond
• Large Black Bear Tranquilized After Roaming Through Highland Park, Causing Pittsburgh Public Safety To Issue Alert
• Public Feedback Welcome On Colorado's 'Protect Our Neighbors' Phase
• Bay Area Zoos Struggling To Feed Animals, Pay Workers Due To COVID-19 Closures
• Providence Police Officers Cleared Of Racial Profiling After Incident With Firefighter
• Big Lake Freedom Festival To Bring Fireworks, Socially-Distant Fun During Pandemic
• After Being Attacked With Firework, Sculptor Second-Guesses Plans To Open Community Art Center In Englewood
• Hundreds Gather At South Philly Christopher Columbus Statue In Support Of Police Capt. Lou Campione Following Reassignment
• Families Of Men Killed By Boston Police Ask Prosecutors To Reopen Cases
• Police: 23-Year-Old Man Riding Dirt Bike Seriously Injured In Hit And Run Crash In West Baltimore
• San Jose Dismantles Trailer Park Built To House Elderly Homeless People During Pandemic
• 'All We Want To Do Is Work': Owners, Staff Protest Continued Closure Of Fort Lauderdale Bars
• Good Question: What Is Juneteenth?
• Erie Police Officer Seen Kicking Protester Sitting On Street Will Be Suspended For 3 Days, Must Complete Sensitivity Training
• 'It Was So Cool Of Him': Bloomington Jefferson Principal Giving Personalized Graduation Ceremonies
• Video Of Paraplegic Man Tased By Fairfield Police In 2018 Resurfaces
• NYPD to release bodycam footage of shootings, mayor says
• Black Lives Matter Mural Painted Along Downtown Flint Street
• Store Employee Shot By Attempted Robber In Bloomington
• Galleria Dallas Evacuated After Shooting: 1 Person Injured, Suspect At-Large
• Ford Bronco Makes A Comeback After 24 Years
• U.S.-Canada Border: Both Countries Agree To Extend Travel Restrictions Until July 21
• Tuition Freezes: Oakland University Among Others Announce Fiscal Plans For 2021
• Woman, 21, Arrested After Mankato Man's Deadly Fentanyl Overdose
• David Lesh Faces Fine & Community Service For Independence Pass Stunt
• Edenville Dam: Federal Judge Orders An Immediate Inspection For Potential Hazards
• 'That Frustration Is Valid': Police Chief Arradondo Addresses Departure Of 7 Officers Since George Floyd's Death
• 2 Swimmers Rescued From Bde Maka Ska In Minneapolis
• Howard County Recreation & Parks Reopening Pavilions, Allowing Sports Tournaments To Resume
• LA City Council Approves LAPD Budget Cuts; Department Temporarily Stops Overtime Pay
• Mercury Theater On Southport Avenue Going Out Of Business Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Prosecutors: Bucks County School Bus Driver Charged With Raping Foster Child, Other Teen Boy
• Ministerial Alliance Stands By Senate Candidate John Hickenlooper After Controversial Comments
• East Canyon Fire In Montezuma County Now 5% Contained
• Washington Township High School Seniors Protest Lack Of In-Person Graduation By Holding Own Commencement Ceremony
• Steroid Showing 'Glimmer Of Hope' Among Sickest Coronavirus Patients
• Man Killed In Shooting In Pikesville, Baltimore County Police Say
• Northern California Mayor To Resign Over Handling Of Police Reform
• US Supreme Court Halts Texas Execution Of Ruben Gutierrez Over Clergy Question
• LA Sheriff's Department Says 2,587 Inmates, 339 Employees Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• Columbus Bans Police Use Of Tear Gas, Limits Pepper Spray To Clear Streets And Disperse Demonstrators
• Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison Worries About Gaps In Service With Defunding
• 'Better Than Going To A Gravesite': Mural Immortalizes Isabella Thallas
• U Officials Alert Campus Of Robbery, Attempted Armed Robbery 20 Hours Apart
• Evanston Businessman Accused Of Falsifying Loan Application, Trying To Bilk Federal Paycheck Protection Program
• Demonstrators Block Intersections During Peaceful Downtown Protest
• Virginia governor making Juneteenth an official holiday
• Coronavirus Testing Center Opens At Mexican Consulate In Natomas To Help Serve Latino Community
• NYPD To Release Body Camera Footage Of Shootings, Other Encounters Within 30 Days, Mayor Says
• Woman Sexually Assaulted In South Loop Parking Garage, Police Say
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Promises Big Cuts To State Budget
• Christopher Columbus Statue To Be Removed From Capitol Rotunda In Sacramento
• Police Sources: Man Seen On Video Shoving 92-Year-Old To Ground Has Been Arrested More Than 100 Times
• Fear On The Freeway: CHP Investigating Three Car-To-Car Shootings
• N.Y. Lawmakers In Playground Fight With Mayor De Blasio
• LIRR App Rolls Out New Feature Displaying Train Capacity
• Train-Car Collision In Allegheny County Results In Minor Injuries
• Hwy 17 Lanes Reopen After 2-Alarm Grass Fire Burns In Santa Cruz Mountains
• Christopher Columbus Statue To Be Removed From State Capitol Rotunda
• Double Amputee Woman Thanks Firefighters Who Rescued Her From LI House Fire
• Babylon Distributing PPE To Businesses, Reimbursing For Supplies Already Purchased
• Jay Pharoah on being stopped by police
• 3 People In Critical Condition After Mt. Oliver Shooting
• Eiffel Tower to reopen after longest closure since World War II
• Orioles Fourth Round Pick Coby Mayo, Survivor Of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Shooting, Says Tragedy Motivates Him To Honor Victims
• Police Seek Group In Connection With Break-In On Tremont Street
• Santa Ana Police Arrest Man Accused Of Assaulting, Kidnapping 82-Year-Old
• Feeding Blue Whales Gathering Off San Francisco; Maritime Officials Issue Warning To Freighter Captains
• Missing: Donald Wieberdink, 83, Last Seen Biking In Spicer
• Internal CIA review finds "woefully lax" security led to data theft
• Long Beach Offers Coronavirus Testing For Residents Regardless Of Symptoms
• Man Says TV Repair Shop In Gary Took His Money, Returned Only One Of His Two TVs
• U.S. Coast Guard Sets Historic Francis Scott Key Buoy On Patapsco River For 40th Year
• Hundreds Call For Defunding Of LAUSD Police In Downtown LA
• U.S. plummets to 10th spot in World Competitiveness Ranking
• Bethel Park Police Remind People To Be 'A Good Neighbor' And Not Set Off Fireworks
• Aldermen, Activists Rally At City Hall For Removal Of Police Officers From Chicago Public Schools
• Autopsy: William DeBose Shot In Chest During Denver Officer-Involved Shooting
• Man accused of killing officers linked to "boogaloo" movement
• Philadelphia Police Lieutenant Shot During Scuffle At CVS Released From Hospital
• Hall Of Fame Game Featuring Pittsburgh Steelers And Dallas Cowboys Unlikely To Have Fans, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Says
• Police: Ceres Man Killed Sleeping Wife And Stepson In Apparent Murder-Suicide
• Court Orders Oxford Gym To Close After Defying Coronavirus Order
• Explosion, Fire Destroy Buildings In Downtown Stinson Beach; Highway 1 Closed
• Denver Police Officers Give Back With 'Compassion Cruiser'
• Preliminary Study Outlines How Coronavirus Impacted Connecticut Nursing Homes
• PG&E Pleads Guilty To 84 Counts Of Manslaughter In 2018 Camp Fire That Devastated Paradise
• Bark Social, Membership Dog Park That Serves Coffee, Beer To Open In Maryland
• Court Schedules Oral Argument For State Senate Republicans' Lawsuit To Enforce Resolution Ending Gov. Wolf's Emergency Declaration
• North Minneapolis Chapel Held World-Class Celebration Of Life For George Floyd
• Denver Weather: Heat Streak Comes To An End Soon
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Decline In Maryland For 20th Consecutive Day
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Alabama voting restrictions struck down
• Nuggets' Head Coach Michael Malone Discusses Challenges Ahead Of Trip To Disney World
• Brooklyn Nets Guard Kyrie Irving Suggests Restarting NBA Season May Take Away From Black Lives Matter Movement
• Thousands Volunteer To Be Infected With Coronavirus To Possibly Speed Up Vaccine
• Tower Health Cutting 1,000 Jobs Due To Financial Impact Of COVID-19 Pandemic
• After 30 Years, Books & Books To Close Lincoln Road Location
• Rush To Pay Unemployment Claims Brings Spike In Fraudulent Cases
• Mayor Of Healdsburg To Resign After Uproar Over Police Reforms Comment
• San Francisco's Central Subway Sees Completion Date Pushed Back To End Of 2020
• Beechview Woman Believes Her Identity Was Stolen After Receiving Unemployment Money Despite Not Working For Nearly A Decade
• Firefighters Rescue Man From Cliff Above Baker Beach In San Francisco
• How To Make Creative Fried Rice Stretch For Entire Family
• KDKA's Ken Rice: What Were We All Thinking About Before The World Turned Upside Down?
• Police: Barricaded Suspect In Citrus Heights Peacefully Resolved, No Crimes Were Committed
• After Fire, 'Door Of Hope' To Reopen With Some Help; 'We Have To Rebuild'
• Woman Files $10 Million Excessive Force Claim Against City Of Los Angeles
• Philadelphia Mayor Kenney Declares Juneteenth An Official City Holiday
• Former First Lady Michele Obama To Guest Host Virtual Roots Picnic
• Fort Worth Police Officer Matthew Brazeal Faces Long Road To Recovery After Being Struck By Stolen Car
• First Baltimore County Resident To Contract COVID-19 Returns From Home Hospital, Reunited With Family
• Notorious 'Cocaine Cowboy' Carlos Lehder Released From Florida Prison
• Orange County Officials Reports 12 Additional Coronavirus Deaths, 248 New Cases Bringing Total To Just Under 9K
• Prosecutors: Retired Sheriff's Deputy Ryan Askew Fatally Struck By Colleague's Bullet In Struggle With Psychiatric Patient At Munster Hospital
• Lady Antebellum keeping new name despite speaking with singer Lady A
• LA County Surpasses 75,000 Cases Of Coronavirus, Nears 3,000 Deaths
• Foul Play Not Suspected In Death Of Man At Bedford VA Facility
• Alleged Oakland, Ben Lomond Gunman Steve Carrillo Linked To Far Right 'Boogaloo' Movement
• From Minecraft To Virtual Reality, Schools Get Creative To Hold Graduation Ceremonies During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Chicago Police First Deputy Supt. Anthony Riccio Announces Retirement Effective Aug. 1
• Savage Police Search For Playground Arsonist
• Kidsburgh: Several Groups Offering Summer Educational Opportunities After Coronavirus Forces Students Out Of Classrooms
• Police Nab 2 Suspected Catalytic Converter Thieves Casing Cars At San Bruno ParkDrugs
• Delaware Authorities Investigating After 'Black Lives Matter' Spray-Painted On Memorial For Fallen State Troopers
• Justice For All: Philadelphia Police Commander Tackling City's Skyrocketing Violence After Nephew's Murder
• Dylan Robinson Faces Federal Judge In Minneapolis Police Station Arson Case
• Police: Burglars Take Off With Food, Narcotics After Using Pickup Truck To Break Into Philadelphia ShopRite
• Minnesota Dairy Farmers Experience Unexpected Turnaround As Demand Increases
• Officers Search Sacramento Hotel For Wanted Suspect Out Of Yuba County
• Cherry Creek Mall Reopens With Reduced Hours, Increased Cleaning Measures
• Smith Memorial Playground Reopens With New Safety Procedures In Place Following Pandemic
• Investigation Into Killing Of Amari Wise Leads To Audio Recording Of Gunshot, Witness Calls It 'Bone-Chilling'
• Suspicious Vehicle Call Turns Into Moment Of Good Stewardship
• 2 Injured In 2-Alarm Apartment Fire In Livermore
• Justice Department sues to halt release of Bolton's book
• Police Searching For Woman Wanted For Oak Street Looting May 31
• Tensions High After Tarrant County Commissioners Vote To Maintain Controversial Immigration Enforcement Program
• 4-Year-Old Westmoreland Co. Girl Who Almost Drowned Meets The First Responders Who Saved Her Life
• Vendors Counting The Minutes Until Street Fairs Are Allowed To Open In New York City
• Iranian CEO Seyed Sajjad Shahidian Pleads Guilty To Conspiracy To Violate US Sanctions
• CDOT Receives $60 Million Grant To Improve Interstate 70 Over Vail Pass
• Improving ventilation in buildings could help reduce spread of virus
• Who They Were: Victims Of The Deadliest California Wildfire
• 37 Adults, 2 Juveniles Arrested After 2nd Night Of Unrest In St. Cloud
• Richmond police chief resigns after weeks of protests
• California Highway Patrol Spent $38M Responding To Protests
• San Francisco DA Files Legal Complaint Against DoorDash Over Workers' Misclassification
• Zoology Foundation Looking For Escaped Wallaby Last Spotted In Aurora
• Nathan's 4th Of July Hot Dog Eating Contest Will Go Forward With Relish, But No Crowds
• FDA Withdraws Emergency Use Authorization For Hydroxychloroquine
• New Visiting Guidelines For Window Visits At Long-Term Care Facilities
• Livermore Farmers' Market Management Resigns After Viral Video Of Verbal Attack On LGTBQ Vendor
• Teen Shot In The Arm After Her Graduation Parade In Auburn Gresham
• 'No Soap, No Masks': Pa. Dept. Of Health's Inspection Findings For Brighton Rehab And Wellness Center Leave Family Members Concerned
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Points To Increased Testing As Reason For State's Surge In COVID-19 Cases
• Video shows 10-year-old stopping basketball to hide from cop car
• Workers Union Accuses Napa Queen of the Valley Hospital Of Violating COVID Safety Protocols
• Baltimore AP Photographer Julio Cortez Captures Powerful Image From George Floyd Protest In Minneapolis
• From 'Staggered Learning' To 'Sanitation Days,' Broward School Leaders Give Clearer Reopening Picture
• Round Lake Park Homeowner Furious After Police Take Down Signs He Put Up To Protest Insurance Company
• Ivanka Trump Visits Church, Participates In Food Distribution Event In Pittsburgh
• Defaced Christopher Columbus, Ponce De León Statues Cleaned In Miami
• Dallas Teen Arrested For Murder Of Woman Who Was Dating His Mother
• Daughter Of Nurse Killed By COVID-19 Works To Fulfill Mother's Dreams
• Coral Gables Police Officer Struck Man Crossing The Road
• Woman Who Went Missing In Lynwood Late Last Month Found
• Job Opportunity: SCR Medical Transportation Hiring Drivers
• Some Corporations Are Now Saying 'Black Lives Matter,' But Are They Changing Who They Hire And Promote?
• 2 Names Floated As Options In Renaming Denver's Stapleton Neighborhood
• Murder Suspect Shot Dead By Police After Opening Fire During Attempted Arrest In Beach Park
• Playing During Pandemic: Texas Youth Are Back On The Field
• Health Experts Urge Continued Vigilance Despite 'Quarantine Fatigue'
• Some Exhibits At Colorado State Fair Will Be Virtual This Year
• What Was The NYPD's Anti-Crime Unit And What Does It Being Disbanded Mean?
• Garden City Homeowners Say 100-Foot Power Poles For LIRR Third Track Project Were Installed Near Homes Without Residents' Input
• Minnesota Senate Debates New Police Reform Bills, But Some Say It's Not Enough
• 9-Year-Old Girl's Bracelet Drive Raises More Than $70,000
• More Restaurants Close After Workers Test Positive For COVID-19
• Minneapolis Issues Map Showing Extent Of Buildings Damaged In Unrest Over George Floyd's Death
• FedEx "saddened and outraged" after driver reports racist abuse
• Activists, Inmates Call For Action Amid San Quentin COVID-19 Outbreak
• 11-Year-Old Plays In Warriors Kids Camp From Iceland's Capital
• Keller @ Large: Poll Shows During Pandemic, Money Can't Buy Happiness
• Delaware County DA Announces Task Force To Strengthen Connections With Police
• Broward Commissioners Take First Step To Create Police Citizen's Review Board
• Broward Mayor Holness, Miami-Dade Mayor Gimenez Keeping Close Watch, As COVID-19 Cases Surge
• Health Officials Announce 40 New COVID-19 Cases In Denton
• 'I Support Our Players': Doug Pederson Says He Wants To Talk With Team Before Making Decision On Pregame Demonstrations
• Max Minute: Steroid Dexamethasone Producing Promising Results In Certain COVID-19 Patients
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Says Climate Change Is Key Issue In 2020 Presidential Race
• Prospect Lake Closed Because Of Toxic Algae Concerns
• Amazon's "disinfectant fog" wasn't EPA-approved
• ALDI Hiring For Over 50 Positions In LA Area
• Dreasjon Reed's Mother Sues Indianapolis Police Over Son's Killing By Officer Dejoure Mercer
• Gov. Cuomo: US Open Tennis Tournament A Go For Late August
• Nassau Coliseum Owner Mikhail Prokhorov To 'Shutter The Venue Indefinitely'
• Cyclist Struck, Killed By Bus In Midtown
• 11-Year-Old Boy From Bel Air Missing Since February 14
• Businesses Make Adjustments To Prepare For Second Part Of Phase Two Openings
• Tarrant County Coronavirus Contact Tracers Urging Residents To Answer Their Phones
• 'People Are Hurting Here': Darby Preparing For Visit From Joe Biden, Where He Will Talk About Safely Reopening Country
• San Luis Valley Animal Center Prepares For Groundbreaking Ceremony
• Dallas County Approaching 15K Coronavirus Cases, 300 Deaths
• As states reopen, black workers' lives are on the line
• 'We're 72 Hours Away': Gov. Walz Urges State Legislature To Pass Bonding Bill Before Special Session Adjourns
• Harmful Blue-Green Algae Blooms Found In Waters Near Discovery Bay
• Exclusive Images: Police Conduct Traffic Stop With Guns Drawn; Shots Reportedly Fired Near Downtown Miami
• Sacramento Won't Prosecute 43 People Cited On First Night Of Curfew
• Maryland State Fire Marshal Warns Of Fake Online Fireworks Poster Circulating Around Social Media
• Keto Drinks' Recipe: Relax with This Decadent Low-Carb Nightcap
• Summer Dessert Recipe: Keto-Friendly Strawberry Shortcake
• Police: Chase Ends After Westmoreland Co. Motorcyclist's Bike Breaks Down
• After Death Of Rep. Omar's Father, Somali Community Says COVID-19 Is Hitting Hard
• Plan To Replaced Abandoned Spire Site With Two Apartment Buildings Advances In Zoning Committee
• Minneapolis officers cited in misconduct lawsuits face little discipline
• Deadline Reached For Absentee Ballot Applications For June 23 Primary, Special Election
• Now Hiring: Caliber Home Loans To Fill 150 Jobs In DFW
• Is It Safe To Grill? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Man Arrested In Colorado Linked To 3rd Precinct Arson
• Weymouth Extends Coronavirus Restrictions Until July 13
• United Airlines To Temporarily Ban Passengers Who Refuse To Wear Masks In-Flight
• Dave Andelman Resigns From Phantom Gourmet
• Governor Abbott Takes Dig At Dallas County Judge During Coronavirus Update: 'Putting People In Jail Is Wrong'
• Doctor: Remember These 4 Things When Venturing Beyond Quarantine 'Bubble'
• Doug Pederson Says Eagles Are 'Looking At A Lot Of Options' To Fill Void Left By Injured Brandon Brooks
• Airlines bar in-flight alcohol sales due to coronavirus
• San Mateo Health Officer: 'Up To You' To Avoid 2nd COVID-19 Wave
• Philadelphia Restaurants Could Be Fined As Outdoor Dining Causes Crowding, Health Commissioner Warns
• Lamar Jackson On Playoff Loss To Titans: 'They Caught Us By Surprise. That's All It Was'
• Lawyers For Penn State Ex-President Graham Spanier Argue Conviction Was Properly Tossed
• Bristol Sheriff Hodgson Attends Signing For President Trump's Executive Order On Policing
• Gov. Murphy Announces Plan To Develop New Jersey Wind Port In Salem County
• Gold's Gym In Venice Reopens; Schwarzenegger Skips Workout Over Face Mask Policy
• Civil rights groups sue U.S government over PPP loans
• Coalition Of Groups Protest At Philadelphia City Hall Over Proposed Budget Cuts
• Harvard won't require SAT and ACT scores for next year's applicants
• Central 70 Project Hiring, Hosting Virtual Job Fair
• House to vote on D.C. statehood next week
• DA weighing Brooks case: Charging cops is "important" role of prosecutors
• Report: Giants Kicker Aldrick Rosas Arrested In Alleged Hit-And-Run Incident In California
• Sheriff: None Hurt After Plane Crashes Near Ely Municipal Airport
• Saginaw Police Find Teen Shot Multiple Times Lying In The Road
• I-83 Reopened After Fatal Crash Shuts Down Highway
• Election Officials Blame Vendor For Maryland Primary Ballot, Voting Issues
• Coronavirus Pandemic Has Some People Considering Moving Out Of Populated Areas
• Massachusetts Reports 195 New Coronavirus Cases And 18 More Deaths
• Jefferson Hills Officer Killed In Crash To Be Laid To Rest This Weekend
• 14 Out Of 1,288 Test Positive At Roxbury Pop-Up Coronavirus Testing Site After George Floyd Protests
• Free COVID-19 Testing At Selected Mariano's
• Librarian uses drones to deliver books to kids
• Chicago Weather: Heating Up
• Video: MSP Investigating Trooper Involved Shooting In Monroe County
• 'One Team' Blood Drive At Budweiser Events Center Will Test For Coronavirus Antibodies
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 623 New COVID-19 Cases, 72 Additional Deaths
• New York Giants Kicker Aldrick Rosas Arrested On Suspicion Of Hit-And-Run In Chico
• U.S. Extends Non-Essential Travel Restrictions With Mexico And Canada
• COVID-19 Means No Independence Eve This Year
• Rehoboth 3-Car Crash Sends 5 To The Hospital
• Travis Airman Suspected In Killing Of Federal Officer Linked To Far Right 'Boogaloo' Movement
• Regal To Reopen Theaters Beginning July 10
• Texas reports record high number of hospitalized COVID-19 patients
• Reports Of Child Drownings Rise As More Families Stay Home During Pandemic
• Mansfield Police Arrest Woman They Say Shattered Cruiser Window, Damaged Safety Building Door
• Commissioners In West Virginia County Set To Discuss Removing Confederate General Stonewall Jackson Statue
• Gov. JB Pritzker Signs Mail-In Voting Expansion For General Election In November
• Children's Minnesota, Masonic Children's Hospital Make Nation's 'Best Children's Hospital' List
• Bill Russell On Racism In America: 'Our Lives Depend On' Making Lasting Change
• Massachusetts Man Charged For Allegedly Sending Racist, Threatening Emails To Philly Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw
• 3 Separate Shootings Along Sacramento Freeways Leave 2 People Hurt
• House To Vote To Make Washington DC The 51st State
• Pa. Supreme Court Sides With Greene Co. DA, Says Child Welfare Agency Can't Mandate Drug Testing
• 7-Eleven Cancels Free Slurpee Day Because Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Zoning Committee Approves Plan For Amazon Distribution Center In Pullman
• Flush Carefully: Study Suggests Coronavirus Could Spread In Spray From Toilet
• Krum ISD Student-Athlete Tests Positive For Coronavirus, Summer Training Stopped For 2 Weeks
• 31 Accused Boston Gang Members Face Federal Charges For 'Brazen Violence'
• Aurora Cop Arrested For DUI Crash: Officer Says Joshua Teeples Was 'One Of The Worst Booking Processes In My Career'
• Miami Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa Establishes Scholarship Endowment For His Hawaii High School
• Lakewood Small Businesses Have 2 Days To Apply For Coronavirus Recovery Grants
• Texas City Prepares Incentive Package As Rumors Swell That Tesla Will Open Another U.S. Factory
• PG&E pleads guilty to 84 counts of manslaughter in devastating Calif. blaze
• Supreme Ct ruling protecting LGBTQ workers could lift economy
• Aurora Police Chief Search Narrowed To 4
• Police department rips Tucker Carlson for "inaccurate" protest report
• LA County Parks Offering Free Lunches To Kids All Summer
• PG&E Pleads Guilty To 84 Deaths For 2018 Camp Fire
• Joffrey, Lyric Opera Cancel Performances For Rest Of 2020
• Woman Arrested For Allegedly Stabbing, Killing Butler Man In Their Apartment
• Trump signs executive order on policing, surrounded by law enforcement
• Lamphere High School Student Advisor Helps Guide 2020 Seniors Through Schools During Pandemic
• NOAA's Hurricane Hunter Base In Central Florida Hit With COVID-19
• Body Recovered Of Missing Swimmer In Patuxent River
• COVID-19: Gov. Abbott 'Laser-Focused On Providing High Hospital Capacity' For Texans
• Fight grows in Mississippi over state flag's Confederate emblem
• Officer Working Security At Munster Community Hospital Fatally Shot
• Colorado Weather: Hottest Day Of The Heat Wave Keeps Fire Danger High
• Air Force Academy Graduate 1st Lt. Kenneth Allen Dies In Plane Crash
• Drive-In 4th Of July Celebration: See Free Fireworks Show At The Ranch In Loveland
• Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's father dies from COVID complications
• Murphy Details $300M New Jersey Wind Port, Which Will Manufacture Off-Shore Wind Farms; 'A Once-In-A-Generation Opportunity'
• Airlines threaten to ban travelers who refuse to wear face masks
• Steroid drug reduces death risk in severe COVID-19 cases
• American Gaming Association Calling On Regulators To Allow Cashless Options For Gamblers In States Where Gambling Is Legal
• State Officials Ease Some Guidelines For Reopening Day Care Facilities
• Amtrak's Downeaster Resumes Service From Boston To Brunswick, Maine
• City Officials Offering Free COVID-19 Testing To People Who Took Part In Protest Rallies, Marches
• 2 Arrested In Early June Armed Robbery In Severn
• 'I Wanted To Reach People Who Wouldn't Normally Be Open To A Reading': Psychic Medium Thomas John On CBS All Access's 'The Thomas John Experience'
• Mayor Duggan Orders Christopher Columbus Bust Removed In Downtown Detroit
• Newark Public Library Kicks Off Curbside Pickup Program
• New Free COVID-19 Testing Site Opening At Baltimore Convention Center
• PG&E Pleads Guilty To 84 Counts Of Manslaughter In Paradise Fire
• LA Galaxy Players Begin Full Team Practices
• Attorney: Wisconsin Gov. Evers' Staff Member May Have Committed Felony For Recording Phone Meeting
• Wisconsin Judge's Facebook Friendship Upends Custody Case
• Aurora Police Need Your Help To Find Octavis Demond Styles Wanted In Windsor Court Apartment Murder
• Maryland Delegates Ask Gov. Larry Hogan Ban Police Use Of Chokeholds
• India-China border standoff turns deadly for first time in decades
• Harvard Professor Charles Lieber Pleads Not Guilty To Hiding Ties To China
• IL Attorney General Kwame Raoul Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Massachusetts Home Sales Plummet In May Due To Coronavirus
• Butler Co. State Rep. Introduces 5 Articles Of Impeachment Against Gov. Tom Wolf
• Illegal Fireworks Spark Fire, Damage Brockton Home
• WATCH: Former Miami Heat Forward Shane Battier Surprises 5 South Florida Grads With $5,000 Scholarships
• Expiration Of Moratorium Means Evictions Can Resume In Dallas County
• Lindsey Ward Gets 16 Years In Prison For DUI Crash That Killed 2 Near Breckenridge
• President Trump Signs Executive Order Aimed At Addressing Police Reforms
• Here's A Closer Look At Bills Gov. Whitmer Signed Into Law
• 7-Eleven Cancels Free Slurpee Day Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• No Injuries After Ceiling Collapse At Lynwood High School
• Colorado Poised To Enter A New Coronavirus Phase: Protect Our Neighbors
• President Trump References Antwon Rose In Speech Before Signing Executive Order On Police Practices
• Man, Woman In Their 70s Killed In Crash Near Winters
• Group predicts 200,000 U.S. COVID deaths by October
• Florida Sees Nearly 2,800 New Coronavirus Cases In Day, Sets New Record
• Exit Ramp On I-95 To Eastern Ave Blocked After Dump Truck Overturns
• Longtime Giants Pitcher, Former Cy Young Winner Mike McCormick Dies At Age 81
• Pennsylvania Sees 3rd Straight Day Of Under 400 COVID-19 Infections
• NYC's Contact Tracers Speak To Nearly 2,300 People Who May Have Been Exposed To COVID-19
• 2 Student Athletes At 2 Different North Texas High Schools Test Positive For COVID-19
• Ex-House Speaker Mike Turzai Joins Gas Utility
• Questions Remain About Reopening Florida Agencies' Offices
• St. Paul City Council Looks To Ban Conversion Therapy
• Dallas-Based Convenience Store Chain Cancels 7-Eleven Day For First Time In Nearly 20 Years
• Police Seek Woman Who Pushed Man Onto Tracks At Berkeley BART Station
• T-Rex Outside Boston's Museum Of Science Wearing 'Dino-Sized' Face Mask
• Buccaneers Release Photos Of Tom Brady In His New Tampa Bay Uniform
• Canada, US Extend Border Restrictions To July 21
• Former Broncos Cornerback Champ Bailey On Ballot For 2021 College Football Hall Of Fame
• Search Underway In North Minneapolis After Shooting Leaves Victim In Critical Condition
• Cheap Steroid Successful In Reducing Death Risk Among Severely Ill Coronavirus Patients, Clinical Trial Finds
• Dog-Like Robot 'Spot' From Boston Dynamics Now On Sale For $75,000, With Conditions
• Illinois GOP Files Federal Lawsuit Against Gov. JB Pritzker Over Limits On Public Gatherings
• Your Weather Today In Detroit for June 16, 2020
• Poll: Americans Are The Unhappiest They've Been In 50 Years
• Illinois Lawmaker Wants State To Commemorate Juneteenth
• Patriots Announce Jersey Numbers For Veteran Additions
• Travelers mark New Zealand's first new COVID cases in 24 days
• Hit-And-Run Driver Wanted After Crash Kills Woman, Horse In Riverside
• Dallas County Commissioners Vote In Favor Of Cite And Release
• Man Dead After North Sacramento Shooting
• Pa. Department Of Health Warns Some Symptoms Of Lyme Disease Are Similar To Coronavirus
• LA Councilman Halts Removal Of All Black Lives Matter Mural In Hollywood
• Harvard University Drops Standardized Test Requirements For Class Of 2025 Applicants
• City Begins To Board Up Christopher Columbus Statue In South Philadelphia
• 54-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed By Stray Bullet While Riding Bike In Rogers Park Overnight
• New DeSoto High Basketball Coach Finally Gets A Chance To Meet His Players
• U.S. Open will be held in NYC this summer without fans, Cuomo says
• Gov. Cuomo Gives Go-Ahead For US Open Tennis In New York In August
• Class Of 2020 Broward High School Grads Treated To Unique Virtual Experience Featuring Flo Rida, Dwyane Wade
• Electric Fetus To Offer Private Shopping Day To Support Local Charities On June 21
• Ministers Demand Chicago FOP Show Proof Police Officers Seen Lounging In Congressman Rush's Office Were Asked To Be There
• Parents, Educators Gather At City Hall Tuesday For Stand-In For Child Care Funding
• Avila Fire: Highway 101 Along Central Coast Open Again, Firefighters Reach 20% Containment
• U.S. Attorney Lelling Says Calls To Defund Police Are 'Ridiculous'
• Jason Derulo, Cynthia Erivo To Perform At Virtual Wawa Welcome America Concert
• Pa. Health Dept. Confirms 362 New Coronavirus Cases As Statewide Total Grows To 79,483
• Target Announces Juneteenth Will Be An Annual Company Holiday; U.S. Bank To Close Branches, Offices Early
• DA Chesa Boudin Not Charging Cases Relying On SFPD Officers With Misconduct History
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 9 Deaths Statewide, With Additional 197 Cases
• Philadelphia Police Captain Reassigned Following Weekend's Events At Columbus Statue In South Philadelphia, FOP Confirms
• 7-Eleven Cancels Free Slurpee Day Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Sheriff: Man Fired Shotgun Into Macomb Township Sports Bar
• Teen Crashes Stolen Car Into Gas Pump On Hallandale Beach
• Brian Bartels, Accused Of Inciting Violence And Riots During Protest, Pleads Not Guilty To Federal Charges
• Roger Goodell, Troy Vincent Encourage NFL Teams To Sign Colin Kaepernick
• Padma Lakshmi Get Political, Talks To Texans About The Wall In New Series 
• Rescuers Relieved After Legendary $2 Million Fenn Treasure Found
• Arrest Warrant Issued For Alleged Pittsburgh Rioter Accused Of Injuring Police Officer
• Fed's Powell says coronavirus downturn could do severe economic harm
• One Dead, Driver Arrested In Suspected San Jose DUI Crash
• NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Encourages Team To Sign Colin Kaepernick
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-16-20
• Police Pursuit Of Stolen Mercedes Ends In Violent Wreck In Baldwin Park, Innocent Woman Hurt
• Davis Nursing Home Reports Resident With Confirmed Case Of Coronavirus
• Calling All DC Comics Fans, Warner Bros Holding Massive Virtual Event In August
• West Mesquite High School Science Teacher Wins $50K For Students
• Deputies Seize $10,000 Worth Of Illegal Fireworks From More Than A Dozen People In Carson
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 1 New Death, 27 Additional Cases, Bringing Coronavirus Case Total Countywide To 2,113
• 2 Women Transported To Ryder Trauma After Being Struck By Vehicle In Hialeah
• Stocks surge on retail spending data
• The man in an iconic London protest photo on changing the "narrative"
• Time For A Career Change? Health Care Experiencing Strong Job Growth In Chicago
• Bear Spotted In West Deptford Does Not Pose Threat, Wildlife Agencies Tell Police
• Reigning NFL MVP Lamar Jackson Will Appear On Madden 21 Cover
• Welcome Centers Reopen In Florida With Free Face Masks
• Poll: Americans Are The Unhappiest They've Been In 50 Years
• Woman Claims Southfield Police Assaulted Her, Caused Miscarriage
• NASCAR driver races "Blue Lives Matter" car
• Zoom Now Worth More Than Nearly 85% Of The S&P 500 Stocks
• Miss Universe on protests: "You don't get to sit down and not do anything right now"
• Man Critically Wounded In Shooting At Randolph Gas Station
• California inmate who died while in restraints cried out for help
• Federal judge blocks Alabama voting restrictions ahead of July runoff
• Jonathan Blagmon Charged In Baltimore Murder Of Michael Alston
• MPRB: Decal That Changed Park Sign To 'George Floyd Park' Has Been Removed
• Airlines Ban Alcohol On Flights In Response To Pandemic
• McDonald's Worldwide Sales Improve As Stores Reopen Globally
• Why Are Our Sports Commissioners So Bad?
• David Lesh, Pictured On Hanging Lake Log, Appears In Court For Snowmobiling Off-Limits On Independence Pass
• Minnesota Supreme Court Judge Dismisses Efforts To Recall Gov. Tim Walz
• Miami Weather: Hot With Fewer Showers In The Forecast
• PTL Links: June 16, 2020
• NFL Commissioner Goodell Encourages Team To Sign Kaepernick
• Who is Rayshard Brooks, 27-year-old man killed by police?
• YMCA Offering Child Care For Parents Heading Back To Work
• Weather Blog: This One Is For You Ladies
• NASCAR Wants 30,000 Fans At All-Star Race
• Retail sales surged in May, pointing to economic rebound
• Ohio Restaurant Names Governor Tom Wolf Their 'Employee Of The Month'
• Obama to hold first joint fundraiser with Biden next week
• Boston College Outfielder Joe Suozzi Lands With Hometown Mets
• North Korea blows up office shared with South, threatens border action
• Children With ADHD Can Now Be Prescribed A Video Game, FDA Says
• INTERACTIVE: Here's What It Takes For Illinois To Reopen
• Report: Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia Ranked No. 2 Children's Hospital In Country For Second Consecutive Year
• NASCAR'S Bubba Wallace Finds Voice
• 1,000 LA County Restaurants Not Complying With Health Orders
• Parents In Texas Fight To Get Former U.S. Marine Son A Fair Trial In Moscow
• Momentum building for Colin Kaepernick's NFL return
• Putting Tomatoes In Fridge Doesn't Dramatically Impact Flavor, Study Finds
• Philadelphia Court Supervisor Fired After Video Shows Him Tearing Down Signs And Saying Black Lives Don't Matter
• 'I Kicked Its Butt': Nuggets Head Coach Reveals He Had Coronavirus
• UVA Changes Athletics Logo Design Linked With Slavery
• Arrest Made In Murder Of Off-Duty Florida Wildlife Officer
• T-Mobile Service Restored After Widespread Outages Cause Issues For Wireless Customers Across US
• Broncos DC Admits Bradley Chubb Is 'Full Speed' After Suffering A Torn ACL Last Season
• Coronavirus Reopening Roundup: Mall Shopping Returns To San Francisco; Newsom Encouraged By Hospitalization Trends
• Project Home: Soaring Home Prices, Systemic Discrimination Drive Resegregation In Bay Area Communities
• UPMC Children's Hospital Of Pittsburgh Ranked Among Best In United States
• 'Great To Be Up And Walking': Jack Jablonski Tweets Treadmill Video
• The Children's Place To Close 300 Stores
• California attorney general announces statewide police reforms
• Atlanta mayor orders police use-of-force changes after "murder"
• No foul play found after NYPD cops get sick from Shake Shack shake
• MLB Players Rip Rob Manfred: 'No One Believes Your Bluff, Bud'
• Protester shot during efforts to topple conquistador statue
• The Red Cross Will Test Your Blood Donation For Coronavirus Antibodies
• Bicyclist Injured In Signal Hill Hit-And-Run
• Teens Charged After Woman's Remains Discovered In Creek At Teaneck Park
• First Responders Rescue 80-Year-Old Woman After Vehicle Crashes Over Hillside In Shaler Township
• AP Report: Several MLB Players, Team Staff Members Test Positive For COVID-19
• Chicago City Markets Will Open Some Locations This Month
• Florida Black Lives Matter Activist Oluwatoyin Salau Found Dead
• Texas Schools Among College Campuses Reporting Coronavirus Cases Within Their Athletic Programs
• Boston Children's Hospital Ranked Best In U.S. For 7th Year In A Row
• New dates set to begin federal executions
• 5 face hate crime charges after black pastor initially arrested
• Students Will Return To University Of Miami Campus In August
• City Launching Pilot Program To Improve CTA Bus Connections On West Side
• Eliot Engel faces potential upset from progressive primary challenger
• Audit Holds Up Federal Money For Gig Workers In Need Of Relief
• T-Mobile Customers Hit By Nation-Wide Outages; Engineers Working To Resolve Issue
• Black Lives Matter protester and 2nd woman found dead in Florida
• The Coronavirus Pandemic Puts Things On Hold But Texas Is Set To Resume Executions Tuesday
• Swimmers Face Rip Current Risk Along New Jersey Shore
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunshine And Warmer Temperatures
• Optometrists Take Numerous Precautions To Ensure Eye Exams Are Safe During COVID-19 Pandemic
• FDA Approves Video Game Made By Boston Company For Treating ADHD In Kids
• Chicago Weather: Warmup Begins, Sunny Skies Ahead
• Hersheypark Set To Open On July 3
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• 2020 Fayette County Fair Canceled
• Elizabeth Warren's Outreach To Black Voters Could Help VP Standing
• Amari Wise Shot From Behind During Argument, Father And Son Facing Charges
• Out Of Work Chef Creates Popular At-Home Meal Service
• 54-Year-Old Man Shot And Killed In McKeesport, Allegheny County Police Investigating
• Car Crashes Through Garage Door In Murrysville, One Person Injured
• Aspinwall Police Seeking Help To Identify Person Who Defaced Buildings
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• Senate Judiciary Committee holds hearing on police reform
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• Senate Judiciary Committee held hearing on police use of force, qualified immunity
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• FBI says suspected shooter "came to Oakland to kill cops"
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• Virginia librarian uses drones to deliver books
• Significance of Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on police reform
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• The power of the Black Lives Matter movement
• Cuomo reports lowest number of coronavirus hospitalizations since March 20
• Addressing racism as a public health crisis
• Coronavirus deaths in U.S. could reach 200,000 by October
• Trump signs executive order on policing
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• U.S.-China rivalry in Africa escalated by coronavirus pandemic
• Biden raises $6M at event with Elizabeth Warren while Trump plans Tulsa rally
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• Biden raises $81 million in May as search for running mate intensifies
• Trump to sign police reform executive order today
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• Oprah Winfrey reveals "Deacon King Kong" as her latest book club pick
• Former Defense Secretary Robert Gates on concerns about military politicization
• Beijing in lockdown as China confronts second coronavirus wave
• Investigation finds California man cried out for help before death in Riverside County custody
• Supreme Court rules landmark federal civil rights law protects LGBTQ workers from discrimination
• Several states continue to see rises in COVID-19 cases
• Man shot as protesters clash with civilian militia over Spanish conquistador statue in New Mexico
• Trump to sign executive order on police reform, meet with families affected by violence
• DA mulls charges against Atlanta cops in Rayshard Brooks shooting
• Man from iconic London protest photo on why he did it