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Articles from June 17, 2020

• Officials Reopening San Francisco's Pier 39 On Thursday
• 'Take The Pledge' Push Urges Local Officials To Reject Police Union Campaign Contributions
• Cal Expo Seeks Legalized Sports Wagering To Help With Money Trouble
• Officials Make Arrest In Nearly 25-Year-Old Serial Rapist Cold Case In Riverside County
• CHP Motorcycle Officer Involved In Crash On EB I-80 At Watt Avenue
• Police: Man Arrested On Homicide Charge After Chasing Down And Fighting Stabbing Suspect
• Parents Arrested: Coroner Says 11-Year-Old Zachary Sabin Died From Forced Water Intoxication
• Colorado Wildlife Officers Save Bear Burned In East Canyon Fire
• Fire Crews Urge Safety For Those Looking To Put On Their Own Fireworks Shows This Year
• Welcome Back: South Lake Tahoe Welcome Tourists Again
• Firefighters Prepping To Combat Wildfire Season That's Off To A Ferocious Start
• 'That '70s Show' Actor Danny Masterson Charged With Forcible Rape Of 3 Women
• Hate Crime Investigation Opened After Ropes, One With Noose, Found In Trees At Oakland's Lake Merritt
• Reopening: Buzz Returns To Once Shuttered Contra Costa County Hair Salons
• Orange County Officials Report 10 Additional Coronavirus Deaths, 205 New Cases Bringing Total Over 9K
• 'This Has Dramatically Altered The Course Of Her Life': LA Woman Driving Near Protests To Sue After Saying LAPD Foam Round Caused Brain Injury
• San Mateo County Issues New Shelter Order; Dine-In Restaurants, Hair Salons Can Reopen
• Bolton Book Says Trump Asked Chinese President For Help Winning Reelection
• Walker Fire In Calaveras County Grows To 1,100 Acres; 35% Contained
• Sacramento Coronavirus Testings Sites
• 4 Homes Destroyed In 95-Acre Wildfire Near Oroville
• Vegetation Fire Near Galt 30% Contained
• Rockies Pitcher Kyle Freeland Hopeful For A 2020 Season
• Stanislaus County Planning To Require Masks In Public
• Silver Alert Issued For 82-Year-Old Juan Martinez In Arlington Heights
• Chicago Weather: Heating Up
• LAPD Assigns 3 More Officers To Desk Duty Following Protests, Bringing Total To 10
• 'Building Community Momentum': Stapleton Neighborhood Moves Forward With Name Change
• Concerns Raised About Baltimore Police Budget Cuts As City Deals With Persistent Violent Crime
• Horse Racing Set To Return At Arlington Race Track In July, Pending Approval
• Top Denver Safety Officials Tell Council Members Change Is Necessary
• Coronavirus Cases In Massachusetts: The Latest Town-By-Town Numbers
• Reopening Colorado: Denver Approved To Close Some Streets For Outdoor Dining
• 100-Year-Old Couple, Together 82 Years, Dies From Coronavirus 2 Weeks Apart
• 'White Lives Matter' Sprayed On Arthur Ashe Memorial In Virginia
• Baltimore Police Confirm President Trump's Claim That 68% Of All Murders In City Went Without Arrests In 2019
• Richard Sylvester Green Charged In Murder Of Baltimore Gospel Radio Host Tyra Phillips Womack
• Facing Devastating Budget Shortfall, Cherry Creek School District Officials May Cut Middle School Sports
• Amazon Packages Held Up For Weeks At Cape Cod UPS Facility
• Justice For George Floyd Event Held In Patterson Park
• Maryland Workers Protest In Baltimore; Express Frustrations With Unemployment Process
• Caught On Camera: Thieves Target Dozens Of Unlocked Cars In Arapahoe County
• Utes Guard Both Gach Transfers To Home State To Play For Gophers
• Victim In Ocean City Boardwalk Assault Identified, Not Cooperating With Police
• Dr. Anthony Fauci Says Maryland Has 'Done Well' In Its Response To The COVID-19 Pandemic
• University Of Maryland School Of Medicine, BioRemediesMD Looking At Potential CBD COVID-19 Treatment
• Lake County Approves Outdoor Spaces For Restaurants, Bars In Unincorporated Areas With Just A Photo And An Email
• After Lawsuits, Minnesota Secretary Of State Waives Absentee Ballot Witness Signature Mandate
• African-American Nightclubs Have Been Shut Out Of Downtown Area, Promoters And Business Owners Say
• Demonstrators Still Going Strong In New York City As Protests Continue For Third Straight Week
• Prosecutors: Derek Chauvin Had Knee On George Floyd For 7:46, Not 8:46
• Community Members In Westmoreland County Hold Town Hall To Voice Concerns About Racial Injustices
• NYC Rent Guidelines Board Votes For Stabilized Rent Freeze
• University Of St. Thomas Gains NCAA Approval For Next Step In D1 Move
• Torrance Police Locate Woman Accused Of Going On Racist Tirade, No Arrest Made
• More Mixed Messages: Gov. Cuomo Says NYC On Track For Phase 2 Reopening Monday, But Mayor De Blasio Pumps The Breaks
• Eastern State Penitentiary Cancels 'Terror Behind The Walls,' Forced To Lay Off 40% Of Staff Due To Coronavirus
• Chinese Restaurant In Wyckoff Vandalized In What Officials Call A Hate Crime
• LAPD Searching For 2 Men Accused Of Up To 13 Incidents Of Groping In Los Angeles Area
• Petition Calls For CU To End Partnership With Department Of Corrections
• Group Of North Allegheny School District Alumni Calling For School Board To Address Racism, Promote Diversity
• NYPD Seeking Individuals Accused Of Assaulting Officers In Multiple Recent Incidents
• Police Investigating Illegal Use Of Fireworks Across Baltimore City
• North Texas School Districts Developing Back-To-School Plans: 'We're Going To Get Creative'
• Hallandale Beach City Commission Meets To Discuss Reallocating Resources Designated For SWAT Team
• Chicago Dentist Accused By FDA Of Peddling Illegal At-Home COVID-19 Antibody Testing Kits
• Defense Attorney Accuses OC Prosecutor, Newport Beach Police Of Abuse Of Power
• Downtown Aquarium Reopens In Denver With Limited Capacity
• 'We See George Floyd Often': Hennepin Co. Chief Public Defender Says She's Raised Red Flags About Abusive Officers For Years
• Family Of Dominique Fells Pleads For Information On Whereabouts Of 'Heartless And Cruel' Killer Of Transgender Woman
• Miami-Dade Police To Step Up Enforcement Of COVID-19 Rules Due To Surge In Cases
• Riverside, San Bernardino Counties Report Additional COVID-19 Deaths; Ventura Reports New Cases
• 4 People, Including Child, Injured In Auburn Gresham Shooting
• With Only 8% Of Minneapolis Police Officers Living In City, Residency Requirement Push Gaining Traction
• Twin Cities Pride Postpones Virtual LGBTQ+ Parade, Pledges To Fight Systemic Racial Inequality
• Hogan Administration Announces $600K In Grants For Historic Preservation Projects Across Maryland
• JCPenney Starts Closing Sale At 137 Shops, 3 In Maryland
• Cherry Creek Shopping Center Reopens To Customers
• Fire Rips Through Salvation Army Facility In Pasadena
• FCC Approves Over $1M In Funding For Several Los Angeles Area Telehealth Providers
• Detroit School Board Approves $763M Budget For Next School Year
• Police Arrest Walnut Creek Iron Horse Trail Sex Assault Suspect
• The Ford Piquette Plant: Symbolizing Detroit's Ability To Invent, Innovate And Rebound
• Study: Rich Americans Cut Their Spending, And That Hurt Low-Income Jobs
• California Schools Chief 'Applauds' Renaming Schools
• CA Schools Chief Applauds Renaming Schools Named After Slaveholders, Racially Charged Leaders
• Port Authority Police Officer Saves 2 People From Burning Car After Crash
• Nurse Shot, Killed Outside Braintree Home, Former Neighbor In Custody
• Neighborhood Delegates Vote To Drop 'Stapleton' Name
• Missing 83-Year-Old Man Donald Wieberdink Found Alive In Kandiyohi County
• Shelby Township Police Chief Suspended For Comments, Must Undergo Training
• Kite Surfer Rescued Off Coast Of San Francisco
• Goldstein Investigates: EDD Worker Says Phone Agents Lack Training, Support
• Name Of Late U.S. Senator, An Ex-KKK Member, Removed From Health Center At West Virginia College
• Spirit Airlines To Resume More Routes At BWI, Add Extra Daily Flights
• FBI Turns To Social Media To Find Philadelphia Woman Who Allegedly Lit 2 Police Vehicles On Fire During Civil Unrest In City
• Vehicle Found Submerged In Water In North Metro
• Calistoga's New Microgrid Will Keep Lights On During PG&E Shutoffs This Wildfire Season
• Homicide Detectives Investigating Fatal Shooting On Rio Linda Boulevard
• Former Edgewood Middle School Teacher Charged With Sexual Solicitation Involving A Student
• Beyonce, Jay-Z Sued For Copyright Infringement Over Monologue Used In 2018 Song 'Black Effect'
• Stockton Step-Mom Behind Bars, Facing Charges In 7-Year-Old's Death
• State Police Investigating After Aliquippa Shooting
• Report: Greektown Casino Plans Layoffs Due To Impact Of Covid-19 On Business
• Davis Deputy Police Chief Says Current Climate, Not Possible Reforms Could Hinder Recruiting
• Person Falls Over Buttermilk Falls In Beaver County
• From UOP To MLB: Lefty Pitcher Lucas Sweany Signs With Minnesota Twins
• Esports Team Coming To Howard Community College In Fall 2020
• Mosquitoes On The Rise In Orange County As Officials Encourage Residents To 'Tip, Toss And Take Action'
• Appeals Court Knocks Down GOP Challenge To Newsom's Emergency Powers
• Man Shot By Officer During Alleged Box Cutter Attack Charged With Attempted Murder, Police Say
• AG Nessel Announces First 7 Proposals For Police Reform In Michigan
• Woman Attacked By Bear After Falling Asleep In Sierra Madre Backyard
• West Virginia City Approves Juneteenth Holiday Proposal
• Quaker Oats Removing Image Of Aunt Jemima From Packaging, Changing Brand Name
• 15-Year-Old Shot In The Arm In Baltimore Wednesday Night, Police Say
• Sonoma County Woman's Animal Rescue Thrives With Army Of Volunteers
• Questions Raised After Revelation That Suspect In Assault On 92-Year-Old Has Been Arrested 101 Times
• Huntington Beach Restaurant Owner Sues SCE Over Transformer Blast At Oktoberfest Celebration
• Keller @ Large: Corporate America Could Make Real Impact In Fight For Racial Justice
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Signs Executive Order Making Juneteenth A Paid Holiday For State Workers
• FIU PD Capt. Delrish Moss: Starting The Conversation On Police Reform Is The First Step To Change
• Mass. Lawmakers Demand Investigation After Veteran Found Dead At VA Hospital
• CHP Resumes Issuing Permits For Demonstrations
• 'Mildly Successful': Process To Remove Graffiti On Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier Of The American Revolution Underway
• 'He Is A Part Of This Change': Rose Simmons, Daughter Of Reverend Murdered In Charleston Massacre, Visits George Floyd Memorial
• Elusive South Jersey Black Bear Spotted Hiding Under Trampoline, Hanging Out In Backyards In Blackwood
• What Was A Black Bear Doing Roaming Around Pittsburgh's Highland Park Neighborhood?
• Colorado Weather: Heat Wave Comes To An End Thursday
• Woman Dies Overnight After Crews Pull Her From Clear Creek
• 'LOV Pods' Bring Family Members Closer During Coronavirus
• RTD Getting 'Top-To-Bottom' Review To Improve Performance
• BC3 Announces Flexible Plans For The Return To Classes This Fall
• Brazil on track to surpass U.S. in coronavirus deaths this summer
• 1 Dog Saved, 1 Dog Dies In Second Alarm Fire In Aurora
• Crowley Police Identify 2 Men Wanted For Murder Of Teen Last Month
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Large Group Who Stole Electronics, Gun From Olney Store
• Kobe Bryant's pilot may have been disoriented, NTSB report says
• High School Student Accused Of Killing Woman After Finding Out She's Transgender
• Fire Burns At Oakland Metal Recycling Plant
• New Jersey Bill Would Allow Towns To Close Off Streets For Eating, Drinking, Retail Sales
• Base Of Monument Honoring Christopher Columbus On Delaware Riverfront Covered
• Isabella Thallas Remembered During Service: 'Still Blowing In The Wind'
• Broncos' Kareem Jackson Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• NTSB: Pilot Of Helicopter In Kobe Bryant Crash May Have Been Disoriented, Was Laker Legend's 'Preferred Pilot'
• Appeals Judge Halts Limit On Governor's Emergency Powers
• Democratic Congressional Primary Race Heats Up Between Eliot Engel, Jamaal Bowman
• Reopening Colorado: Casinos Welcome Eager Crowds With Precautions In Place
• Four OC Restaurants Close As COVID Cases Jump
• Mayor Announces Additional Reforms Aimed At Making Police Disciplinary Process More Transparent
• Florida Sens. Scott, Rubio Introduce 'Cut Profits To The Cuban Regime Act'
• History Behind Face Of Aunt Jemima - East Texas Native Lillian Richard
• Max Minute: Dr. Daniel Varga From Hackensack Meridian Health Provides Tips To Minimize COVID-19 Risk
• 'Our Future Is Truly At Stake': Pittsburgh Leaders Working To Increase Black Voter Participation In Upcoming Election
• 2 Dallas Churches Come Together For 'Conversation In Black And White'
• RISE Academy Program Offers Free First Year Of College At Chicago State University
• Ventura County Fairgrounds To Feature Garth Brooks Drive-In Concert On June 27
• Cuomo declares Juneteenth a holiday for N.Y. state employees
• Debate In Texas Over Face Mask Mandate Intensifies As Coronavirus Cases Climb
• Center For Sacramento History Documenting Life During Coronavirus Pandemic
• LA County Reports Record Daily Increase In COVID Cases; Officials Say Key Metrics Holding
• Westmoreland Co. Man Arrested For Allegedly Raping His Neighbor
• Fmr. East Bay Elections Chief Charged For Alleged Theft Of $261,000
• Police Reform Advocates, FOP Await Illinois Supreme Court Ruling About Whether Officer Misconduct Records May Be Destroyed
• 108 New Cases Of Coronavirus Reported In Boulder In Past Week
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Tulsa mayor concerned about Trump rally
• Coach Says Kaepernick Fits LA Chargers' Style But No Workouts Planned
• Founder Of Black Lives Matter Pittsburgh And Southwest Pennsylvania Ready To Leave Her Mark
• Increased Safety Measures At Empower Field At Mile High Include 500 Hand Sanitizer Stations
• 343 LASD Employees, 2,592 Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• Man Killed, 2 Hurt In SUV Crash Into Silver Lake Oyster Bar
• CARES Act Money Becomes Latest Sticking Point In Contentious Special Session
• 'We Had So Many Plans': Widow Of Philadelphia Police Capt. James Walker Speaks On Husband's Battle With Coronavirus
• 10 Years Later, Wadena Community Remembers Tornado That Almost Destroyed The City
• Uptown Retailers Ask For Public's Help In IDing Looters Caught On Video
• Google pledges $175 million to support black entrepreneurs
• Book Drops Open At Denver Public Library Locations, Curbside Service Begins Next Month
• Young People Empowered To Push For A Change Amidst A Pandemic
• Keller Police Searching For Man Who Allegedly Shot, Killed Ex-Wife
• Return Of The Milkman: Dairy Delivery Service Making Comeback Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• South Shore Grocer Partners With Instacart To Bring Relief To Food Desert
• Researchers Say Drug Reduces Deaths In Severely Ill Coronavirus Patients
• Not All Youth Sports Will Be Back July 6, And That Has Many On Long Island Wondering Why
• Aurora Police Search For 2 Drivers In Deadly Hit & Run
• Bucks County DA Fears More Victims May Be Out There After 3 Men Charged With Sexually Assaulting Young Boys
• CDC: Swimming Safe As Long As Social Distancing Rules Are Enforced
• Kevin Durant Purchases Stake In Union To Be 'Agent Of Change' In Philadelphia, Chester Communities
• Westchester County Family Says They Were Unfairly Targeted After Being Forced To Take Down Banner With MLK Quote
• Lockheed Martin Performs Crucial Test On Orion Spacecraft For NASA
• COVID-19 Pandemic Causes Political Campaigns To Adapt As President Trump Resumes In-Person Rallies
• Baker Proposes Police Officer Certification System For Massachusetts; 'We Need One'
• Multi-Acre Vegetation Fire Burning In Petaluma
• CHP Helicopter Rescues Missing Solano County Kite Surfer
• Port Authority Bus Driver Facing Involuntary Manslaughter Charge In Death Of 20-Year-Old Pitt Student
• Danny Masterson charged with raping three women
• Rivers Casino Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Half of American workers afraid to return to the office
• Jump In NH Fireworks Sales During Pandemic Raises Concerns In Mass.
• Sip With #SOBEWFF A Free Virtual Cocktail Class That's Helping Support Local Restaurants
• City, State Measures To Protect Tenants Affected By Pandemic From Evictions Are Insufficient, Advocates Say
• Coronavirus Survivor Story: New Father Overcomes Severe Case Of COVID-19, Finally Gets To Hold Son After 54 Days
• Fast-Tracked Police Reform Receives Mixed Reactions From NYPD Officers: 'The Higher-Ups Don't Give You Support, Then Who Is Going To Support You?'
• Hertz suspends $500 million stock offering amid SEC scrutiny
• An American Flag Honoring A World War II Vet Was Found On The Side Of I-83, But A Facebook Post Brought It Back Home
• City Begins To Crack Down On Restaurants Flouting COVID-19 Reopening Rules
• Facebook Will Let Users Opt Out Of Political Ads
• Petitions Circulated To Change Names Of City Of Plantation, Broward County
• Fort Worth ISD Offering In-Person And Online Classroom Options For New School Year
• Blake Girls Soccer Program To Honor George Floyd And Raising Money For Businesses Affected By Riots
• Gov. JB Pritzker Unveils $900 Million In COVID-19 Relief Grants
• As They Look To Re-Open, Indoor Amusement Park Makes Safety Top Priority
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-17-20
• Owner Of Penn Lake Roast Beef In Bloomington In Critical Condition After Being Shot In Attempted Robbery
• As Mass. Day Cares Plan To Reopen, Some Say Relaxed Guidelines Are Dangerous
• Riot Fest Canceled For This Year, Puts Tickets On Sale For 2021 More Than A Year In Advance
• SWAT Team Responds To Street In Brentwood
• N.Y. Attorney General James Launches Investigation On Police Procedures And Protester Actions
• Nothing Says Fun Like A Hippo Splashing Around At The Denver Zoo
• 4 Die In Horrific Crash As SUV Careens Off Carinquez Bridge
• Crews Make Progress On Nelson Fire In Oroville; 4 Homes Destroyed
• California Highway Patrol Spent $38M Responding To Protests
• St. Paul Police Investigating After 3 Dogs Shot, Killed Outside Home
• Denton Police: Officers Save 3 Lives In 6 Days With Narcan
• Miami Police Appealing For Public's Help In Little Haiti Homicide
• Highland Park United Methodist Church: 'A Conversation In Black And White'
• Study: Americans Adults More Unhappy, Lonely Than They've Been in 50 Years
• Viral Video Shows Car Plowing Through Group Of Protesters
• Families Of Camp Fire Victims Call PG&E 'Mass Murderers...Thieves, Liars'
• At Least A Dozen Vehicles Catch Fire At Vacant Car Lot In East Baltimore
• CDC: Pennsylvania 1 Of Just 3 States With Downward Trend In COVID-19 Cases For More Than 42 Days
• Facebook Shuts Down Groups Where Boogaloo Suspects Posted Before Attacks
• Connecticut Begins Phase 2 Reopening, Welcomes Back Indoor Dining, Salons, Gyms And More
• UC Berkeley Fall COVID-19 Plans: Mostly Remote Learning, Limited In-Person Classes
• 'Alyssa's Law' Sent To Governor Ron DeSantis For His Signature
• 3 Men, Woman Arrested For Fraud Following Extensive Search Around Essex, Police Say
• MBTA Bans Chokeholds For Transit Police
• About 150 Businesses Damaged In Unrest To Receive Surprise Relief Checks
• Peyton Manning Says It's Time To Name The Denver Zoo Lion Cubs
• Mayor Peduto Says He Hopes Newly-Formed Police Reform Task Force Creates 'Real, Sustained Change'
• Church Leaders Ask Mars Community Members To Come Together To Pray For An End To Racial Injustice
• DOJ proposes reforms to legal shield for tech companies
• 22-Year-Old Man Dies In Motorcycle Crash In Owings Mills
• Boynton Beach Fire Department's First Black Deputy Chief Demands Answers After Face Whited Out Of Mural
• Cocktails To Go Now Legal In Chicago, As Bars Also Open Their Outdoor Seating
• Organization Issues Apology Over Confrontation With LGTBQ Vendor At Livermore Farmers' Market
• Aldermen Approve Mayor Lori Lightfoot's Plan For Spending $1.13 Billion In COVID-19 Stimulus Funds
• Hit With Added Safety Costs During Pandemic, Some Businesses Charging Clients More
• Center City Boutique Owner Says COVID-19 Shutdown, Looting Is Chance To Reopen With 'Open Minds And Open Hearts'
• New Jersey Unveils Guidance For Colleges, Universities To Reopen In-Person Classes
• The black congresswoman who's helping Biden pick his running mate
• Osprey Eggs Saved By Power Line Crew In Hampton, NH
• 'Do Not Touch Them': Large Amount Of Jellyfish Seen On South Shore
• Gov. Cuomo Says Massive Statewide Police Reform Initiative Will Be Implemented By April 1, 2021
• Liquidation Sales Begin At 4 Pittsburgh-Area JCPenney Stores
• Glendale Postpones Independence Day Fireworks Show
• New York State Reports Just 17 New Coronavirus Deaths, Gov. Cuomo Attacks Federal Government's COVID-19 Policies
• Ex-Bumble Bee CEO going to prison for fixing tuna prices
• Nursing Home Administrator Says Loneliness Is 'Second Epidemic' As Coronavirus Isolates People
• Free, Walk-Up COVID-19 Testing Site Now Open At The Baltimore Convention Center
• Dallas County Reports 400+ New Coronavirus Cases For First Time, 9 More Deaths
• Southlake Police: Man In Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles T-Shirt Exposes Himself To Teens
• MDOT MVA TO Reopen 5 More Branch Offices June 22
• Facebook Shuts Down Groups Where Boogaloo Suspects Posted Before Attacks
• Black doctor asks people to respect him in hoodies and his scrubs
• 'Time To Change': Denver City Council Hears From Residents About Police Use Of Force
• Infection Rates On The Rise As Southern Californians Increasingly Neglect Social Distancing, Wearing Face Masks
• Gov. Tom Wolf: CDC Says Pa. Is 1 Of 3 States Where Coronavirus Cases Have Declined For More Than 42 Days
• East Canyon Fire Gets Help From Aurora, Colorado Springs Fire Crews
• Chicago Weather: Air Quality Alert In Effect; Temperatures Continue To Rise
• Peter Gammons: MLB Should Embrace The Fun Of A Shortened Schedule
• San Bernardino JCPenney Among 136 Stores Closing Nationwide; Closeout Sales Underway
• With Officers Working 12-Hour Shifts, Fraternal Order Of Police Files Motion To Force City To Bring In Outside Help, Give Officers Rest
• Bid To Force CPD Officers Out Of Chicago Public Schools Sent To City Council's Legislative Purgatory
• Casinos Reopen With Social Distancing Guidelines, Temperature Checks
• Husband, Wife Plead Guilty in $15 Million Embezzlement Scheme
• Decision On Whether Or Not To Have 2020 State Fair Of Texas To Be Made Next Month
• Nuisance Crocodile Captured By FWC Outside Islamorada Home
• Baltimore County Opening New Free Walk-Up COVID-19 Testing Site In Lansdowne
• Reward For Missing Fort Hood Soldier Vanessa Guillen Grows To $50K With Help From Latino Group, Rapper
• Police Release Surveillance Picture As Search Continues For Galleria Dallas Shooter
• Massachusetts Reports 266 New Coronavirus Cases And 69 More Deaths
• Man Accused Of Committing Bank Fraud In Turlock Area
• Suspicious Dog Death: Dog Found Dead In Car Near Cemetery In Weld County
• Fired Atlanta Officer Charged With Murder In Rayshard Brooks Shooting
• Aaron Rodgers Buys Custom Cowboy Hats At Greeley Hat Works
• Officials: 36-Year-Old Akhenaton Jones Wanted In Connection To Murder Of African American Transgender Woman, Dominique Rem'mie Fells
• Iron Horse Trail Assault Suspect Turns Himself Into Police
• Man Arrested In Baseball Bat Attack, Robbery In El Cerrito
• Pepperdine University Names Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson To Board Of Regents
• Illinois Reports 546 New COVID-19 Cases, 87 New Deaths
• AP Source: MLB Makes 4th Proposal To Players' Union Aimed At Starting Pandemic-Delayed Season
• Black Lives Matter creates $12 million fund to fight racism
• Elk Spotted With Tire Around Its Neck
• Protesters March As Crews Cleanup Homeless Camp
• Transgender advocates on "unspeakable cruelty" of health care rule
• Joe Biden Says President Trump Exercises 'No Leadership' On Coronavirus Response While Campaigning In Delaware County
• City Council Honors Juneteenth With Hourlong Discussion Of Systemic Racism
• Ex-Minn. Coach Lucia Picked To Run New CCHA Hockey League
• Hundreds Gather To Remember Slain Santa Cruz County Sheriff Sgt. Damon Gutzwiller
• Parkland Hospital, Dallas Homeless Shelters To Receive 30K Donated Masks
• Florida Boosts COVID-19 Testing For Long-Term Care Workers
• Racist Notes Left On Doors Of 2 Sherman Oaks Apartments
• New Jersey Secretary Of Higher Education Releases Guidance For Colleges To Reopen In-Person Instruction
• Power to the People 313: What To Know About The Digital Juneteenth Festival
• Using Motion Capture Tech, 'Groundbreaking' UMN Research Allows 3D Printing Of Sensors Directly On Organs That Expand
• 'Not Only Are You Mass Murderers, You Are Also Liars And Forgers': Camp Fire Victims' Families Slam PG&E
• South San Francisco Police Officer Hurt During Arrest Of Armed Suspect Harassing Ex-Girlfriend
• 5 SMU Student-Athletes Test Positive For Coronavirus, None Have Symptoms
• Target Raises Minimum Wage To $15 An Hour
• Harbour Town 'Places Premium On Short Game,' Says Dottie Pepper On RBC Heritage
• South Pasadena Bar Owner Charged With Opening Up On St. Patrick's Day
• Some white people are sharing their experiences with cops to highlight disparities
• Texas governor says young people are driving coronavirus surge
• Man In Critical Condition After Shot In The Head In NW Baltimore
• Fauci says "we're still in a first wave" of coronavirus pandemic
• Wife of Kentucky congressman dies suddenly in their home at 39
• Minnesota Orchestra Leaders, Musicians Agree To Salary Reductions To Contain Costs Amid Pandemic
• Newsom Supports Renaming North Coast's Fort Bragg, Named After Confederate General
• Police Looking For Protester Accused Of Vandalizing Police Cars, Throwing Objects At Officers And Looting Businesses During Riots Downtown
• Texas County Orders Use Of Face Masks, Businesses Could Face Fines For Not Complying
• Maryland Board Approves Nearly $4M For Two Wrongly Imprisoned Men
• Whitman Boys Honored For Helping Rescue Drowning Man On Hobard Pond
• Mars Company Says It's Planning To Evolve Uncle Ben's Rice Brand Hours After Aunt Jemima Logo Retired
• Man Drowns In New Hogan Reservoir In Calaveras County
• Senate Ethics Committee drops insider trading probe into Loeffler
• Reports Say MLB, Players Are Nearing Deal For A 2020 Season -- But Nothing Close Yet
• Minnesota State To Freeze Tuition For Fall Semester, Offer Mix Of On-Campus And Online Courses
• Cuomo: U.S. government making "historic mistake" on virus advice
• Report: Pennsylvania's State Economy Has Some Of The Most Racial Inequality In The Country
• The CW Network Acquires 4 More Summer Series, Sets Remaining Summer Premiere Dates
• Renovations Begin On Tabor Opera House In Leadville
• Tennis Champ Serena Williams Will Play In Fanless 2020 U.S. Open
• 'It's His Race To Lose': Tiz The Law Enters 2020 Belmont Stakes As Heavy Favorite
• State Trooper, Good Samaritan Rescue 8 People From Sinking Boat In Ocean County
• Concrete Barriers Installed Around Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee Statue In Virginia
• Target Raising Minimum Wage Pay For Workers To $15 An Hour
• Man Facing Several Charges After Police Chase Ends In Crash
• 'Texas Sized Justice': Senate Republicans Unveil Proposed Changes For Police
• Rare "super" antibodies could be key in COVID-19 vaccine race
• Educators Fear 'Summer Slide' Will Be Worse Than Usual Due To Coronavirus
• Power To The People: New Empowerment Mural In Downtown Detroit
• 3.6 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes South Bay
• Dale Jarrett Announces Coronavirus Diagnosis
• Uncle Ben's Joins Aunt Jemima In Evolving Brand's Identity, 'Now Is The Right Time'
• 2-Month-Old Pygmy Hippo Graduates From Nursery In Time For San Diego Zoo Reopening
• OU Graduate Adapts From Remote Learning To Remote Teaching As COVID-19 Restrictions On Schools Continue
• Mobile Post Office To Be Available Thursday & Friday For South Minneapolis Residents
• 'Things We Took For Granted': Project Destiny Hands Out Essential Items To People In Need
• Woman Found Shot Dead In Vallejo Home
• Pa. Supreme Court To Decide Republicans' Lawsuit Seeking To End Gov. Tom Wolf's Emergency Disaster Declaration
• 10-Year-Old Girl Sends 1,500 Art Kits To Children Stuck In Shelters And Foster Homes During Pandemic
• OU Advising Director Guides Students Toward Graduation, Future Careers During Pandemic
• Ocean City Hosts Blood Drive At Convention Center
• 'I've Been Waiting For This': Grandmother Recalls Bennett Family Murder Scene 36 Years Later In Court
• Nearly 63K COVID-19 Cases Reported In Maryland, As State Tests More Than 15K In 24 Hours
• Sacramento Kings Make Juneteenth An Annual Paid Holiday For Employees
• Arthur Ashe Biopic Movie Announced From Academy Award Winning Writer Kevin Wilmott, Hyde Park Entertainment
• 3 Collin County Sheriff's Office Workers, 1 Inmate Test Positive For COVID-19
• Virginia-Based Mars Says It's Planning To Evolve Uncle Ben's Rice Brand Hours After Aunt Jemima Logo Retired
• 4 Injured In 3 Shootings In Anne Arundel County Tuesday
• Critics Not Impressed At Meeting To Discuss Walnut Creek Police Protest Response
• Ohio Considers Forcing GM To Repay $60M After Plant Closure In Lordstown
• Concert Venues Consider What Live Music Will Look Like Under 'Protect Our Neighbors' Guidelines
• AAA Survey: COVID-19 Affected Travel Plans For 76% Of Floridians
• Facebook And Instagram Will Allow US Users To Block Political Ads
• 'Save The West Side, Chicago' Raises Over $40,000 To Rebuild Businesses; Here's How You Can Help
• India and China talk peace but hurl warnings after deadly border clash
• Target Is Raising Employee Minimum Wage To $15 An Hour Starting July 5
• George Floyd's Brother Urges U.N. To Launch International Probe Of Systemic Racism
• Ty Law Sees Greatness In Stephon Gilmore: 'He's The Real Deal'
• Aldermen Seek Permanent Memorial For Dr. Conrad Worrill, Late African-American Leader In Civil Rights And Education
• LA Chargers Coach On Colin Kaepernick: 'It Would Be Crazy To Not Have Him On Your Workout List'
• Target raising its minimum wage to $15 an hour
• Baltimore Man Dressed In Tactical Gear Charged In Impersonating Officer, Told Police He Was Trying To Serve Divorce Papers
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Skies Continue; Weekend Rain Approaching
• 5 Blocks Of Historic Downtown Ventura Closed To Car Traffic For Next Month To Help People Keep Their Distance
• Police: 14-Year-Old Boy Fatally Shot In Detroit; Relative Arrested
• Target Raises Starting Hourly Pay To $15
• Bill Belichick Will Use Tom Brady's Departure To Motivate Patriots, Says Rodney Harrison
• Los Angeles Chargers Coach Anthony Lynn On Colin Kaepernick: 'It Would Be Crazy To Not Have Him On Your Workout List'
• Scott Twp. Commissioner Resigns Following Disrespectful Comment Towards Secretary Of Health Dr. Rachel Levine: 'A Guy Dressed Up Like A Woman'
• Chick-fil-A To Open Tomorrow At Twelve Oaks Mall
• 'Bold And The Beautiful' First Scripted Show To Resume Production
• Class of 2020 High School Senior Reflects On Shortened Senior Year, Plans For College
• AG Nessel To Review 2014 Shopping Mall Death Of Black Man
• Researchers Predict Smaller 'Dead Zone' In Chesapeake Bay
• Not Just Food, But Also Facemasks Provided To Some Of South Florida's Most Vulnerable Families
• Serena Williams 'Cannot Wait To Return' To NYC For US Open
• Quaker Oats Removing Image Of Aunt Jemima From Packaging, Changing Brand Name
• Wisconsin Gov. Evers Orders Juneteenth Flag Flown Over State Capitol
• Pa. Health Dept. Confirms 43 More Deaths And 335 New Coronavirus Cases As Statewide Total Climbs To 79,818
• Aunt Jemima Brand And Logo Being Retired By Quaker Oats, Acknowledging Racial Stereotype
• Restaurants Across Maine Now Allowed To Offer Indoor Seating
• 3 Dead, 2 Injured After Car Hits Fire Hydrant, Tree In Marycrest
• Children's Hospital In Aurora Ranked No. 6 In Nation On 'Best Children's Hospital' List
• MDH Reports 419 More COVID-19 Cases And 12 Deaths; Nearly 20K Tests Completed Tuesday
• Florida Sees More Than 2,600 New Coronavirus Cases Wednesday
• Oxford Gym Stays Open After Judge Rules Town Can Shut It Down For Defying State
• Hampton Beach Seafood Festival Canceled; 'We Just Don't Feel The Environment Would Be Right'
• Man Shot, Robbed In San Francisco Bernal Heights Neighborhood
• 2 Children, Woman And CYF Worker Make It Out Safe In North Side SWAT Situation While Suspect Remains On The Run
• Berger A Winner At Colonial; PGA Tour Feels Like It Too
• Cars Collides With Light Rail Train In Downtown Minneapolis; Driver Expected To Be OK
• Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody Warns College Students Of Work-From-Home Employment Scam
• 'The Bold And The Beautiful' Becomes First Scripted Show To Resume Production
• Loyola Marymount University Makes Juneteenth A Paid Holiday In First Step To Address Systemic, Institutional Racism
• Netflix CEO Reed Hastings Donates $120M To Black Colleges To Help 'Reverse Generations Of Inequity'
• Baltimore Ravens Top CBS Sports List Of Potential Landing Spots For Colin Kaepernick
• Conservationists Advise Social Distancing Between People, Nesting Sea Turtles As Gulf Beaches Reopen
• 24-Year-Old Man Found Shot To Death Inside Vehicle In Dallas
• 'This Is The Right Move': Gov. Newsom Signals His Support For Fort Bragg Name Change
• Police Identify Man Killed In Pikesville Shooting As Brian Keith Green
• Michigan Is In Phase 4 Of Gov. Whitmer's 6 Phase Plan To Reopen The State
• Motorcyclist Suffers Life Threatening Injuries In Crash After Bear Runs Onto Highway
• Trump Golf Course Near Mar-a-Lago Seeks Lower Rent Because Of COVID-19
• New York Giants Head Coach Joe Judge On Potential NFL Player Protests During National Anthem: 'We're Going To Be Very Receptive To Our Team, And We're Going To Support Our Players'
• Target Is Raising Its Minimum Wage To $15 An Hour In July
• 6 states report record-high jumps in new coronavirus cases
• Multiple Shootings Reported Across Minneapolis Overnight; At Least 8 People Shot
• 'Let's Boogie'; Facebook Posts Reveal Alleged Gunman Steven Carrillo's Mindset Before Oakland Federal Guard Slaying
• Guinness Open Gate Brewery Reopening Thursday For Outdoor Dining
• Denver Weather: It's Almost Over! Our Heat Wave Ends Today
• Florida Bridge At 'Risk Of Imminent Collapse' After Large Crack Appears Underneath
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports No New Coronavirus Cases For First Time Since March, But 3 Additional Deaths
• Restaurants again shutting their doors as coronavirus flares
• Pennsylvania Wildlife Center Warning Residents Of Danger Spotted Lanternfly Glue Traps Pose To Wildlife
• Maryland Teens Accused Of Painting Noose, Slur At High School
• South Jersey Man Pleads Guilty In $50 Million Prescription Drug Scam
• Person In Serious Condition After Ejected From Car In W. Fayette Street Crash, Police Say
• Gov. Whitmer Signs Proclamation Marking Juneteenth Celebration Day In Michigan
• Texas Supreme Court Justice Debra Lehrman Recovers From COVID-19
• Police: Incident Involving Peaceful Protesters, Angry Resident Ends In Productive Dialogue
• FDA Cautions Pet Owners About Coronavirus & Pets In New Video
• Aunt Jemima Brand, Acknowledging Its Racist Past, Will Be Retired
• Wareham Firefighter Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash
• San Francisco Supes Place CEO Tax, Affordable Housing Plan On Ballot
• Jay Pharoah: "Sorry" from cops who forcibly detained him "not enough"
• Netflix CEO gifts $120 million to HBCUs, largest donation of its kind
• Target Raising Its Minimum Wage To $15 An Hour
• Governor Ron Desantis Promises Big Cuts To Florida Budget
• Aunt Jemima To Change Name, Image Over Racial Stereotype
• Mayor Young, Health Commissioner Waiting Until Friday To Announce Next Phase Of Baltimore City's Reopening
• Authorities Identify Remains Of 2 Women Found In Flint Park
• 'We're Back!' Canobie Lake Park Announces Opening Date
• Steven McGee Charged With Attempted Murder In Shooting Of CPD Officer Near Washington Park
• San Francisco Opera Cancels Fall 2020 Season Over Coronavirus Pandemic
• PTL Links: June 17, 2020
• Man Suspected Of Stealing $200K Worth Of Beehives Across 5 States, Including California
• Savor Pittsburgh: Mediterranean-Style Summer Wings
• Oakland McDonald's Workers File Lawsuit Over Working Conditions During COVID-19 Outbreak
• NASCAR's 2021 Hall Of Fame Class Headlined By Earnhardt Jr.
• Rania's Recipes: Sour Cream Waffles With Blueberry Syrup
• Comedian Jay Pharoah Tells CTM About LAPD Encounter: 'Why Do We Have To Feel Like We're Guilty Until Proven Innocent?'
• Ohio BBQ Restaurant Names Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf 'Employee Of The Month' After Spike In Business
• Bill Russell Flexes On Kendrick Perkins After Tweet About LeBron James
• Wind-Driven Vegetation Fire Burns 3 Structures Near Dunnigan
• Sheriff: 23-Year-Old Man Killed In Carver Co. Crash
• LA Deputies To Begin Wearing Body Cameras Later This Year
• North Korea threatens to send troops into the demilitarized zone
• 5 Pets Die In Essex House Fire That Started Accidentally
• Aunt Jemima Brand, With Texas Connection, Acknowledges Racist Past
• 2 In 3 Parents Plan To Limit Families' Screen Time This Summer
• Coronavirus Sniffing K9'S Being Trained In Florida
• Gov. Walz Signs Bill Providing $62.5 Million To Small Businesses Impacted By COVID-19
• Aunt Jemima changing its name and image
• Weather Blog: Spotty Showers
• NYPD Releases Body Cam Video After Officer Accused Of Pepper Spraying Protester In Face
• Pittsburgh-Area Cinemark Theaters To Begin Reopenings On July 3
• NBA's Plans For Players In Disney Include VIP Treatment, COVID-19 Protocols, Anonymous Hotline
• Quaker To Retire Aunt Jemima Brand, Acknowledging Its Racist Past
• Senate Republicans unveil police reform bill, setting vote for next week
• San Jose Officials Approve New Budget After Nearly 13 Hours Of Debate
• Teacher Shot With Pellet During Huntington Beach Graduation Parade
• Target Boosting Starting Minimum Wage To $15 An Hour For Team Members
• Fort Worth Police Slam Fox News Host For "Absolutely Inaccurate" Report About Protest Response
• BART Director Who Defended Police At Board Meeting Under Fire
• Quaker Announces They Are 'Retiring' The Aunt Jemima Brand & Logo
• Train cars to serve as hospitals as COVID-19 surges in Indian capital
• Coronavirus Reopening Roundup: Alleged Doggie Diaper Face Masks At Oakland McDonald's; Zoos Facing Dire Fiscal Conditions
• Man Shot To Death While Sitting In Car In East LA
• Proposal would use social workers, not LAPD, for some calls
• Two Vehicles Collide Outside Of Gas Station In Bellevue
• Vice President Mike Pence Heads To Texas June 28 To Speak At First Baptist Church Dallas
• Jayson Tatum Reportedly Among Players Reluctant To Play When NBA Returns
• 16 Friends Test Positive For Coronavirus After Night Out At Florida Bar
• City Expanding COVID-19 Testing
• Major Airlines Bar In-Flight Alcohol Sales Due To Coronavirus
• Chicago Artist Injured In Firework Attack
• Kevin Youkilis Discusses The Big Issue With Baseball
• Miami Weather: Warm Start And Rain Expected To Return
• Bricks Fall Off Of Kittanning Nursing Home Building
• Minnesota Senate Passes Key Police Reform Bill, But Some Question Whether It's Enough
• Christopher Columbus Statue In Chester Covered By Blue Tarp
• Men's Health Week: Virtual Fair, Free In-Person Screenings
• Man In Critical Condition After Crash In West Lawn
• Jim Bakker sued by second state for selling fake coronavirus cure
• Execution halted after chaplain barred; Kardashian thanks court
• North Andover Holds Town Meeting On High School Football Field
• Massachusetts Senate Approves Bill To Address Voters' Coronavirus Safety
• With COVID-19 A Concern, Housing Options Are Limited For Many Chicago Area College Students
• Woman apologizes after viral confrontation with resident
• Atlanta police officer fired after fatally shooting black man
• China races to contain a second wave of coronavirus cases in Beijing
• As war and disease ravage Yemen, $1.35 billion in aid isn't enough
• U.S. Coast Guard Rescues Entangled 200-Pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle In Cape May
• Pittsburgh Weather: Mostly Cloudy Skies & Warm Temperatures
• The CIA's most important artifacts
• Boston Police Looking To Identify Person In Damaged Cruiser Investigation
• Police: Man Seriously Injured After Shot Multiple Times While In Parked Car In Kensington
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/17 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Two People Taken To The Hospital After Motorcycle Crash
• Wednesday's Child: 12-Year-Old Isaiah
• Oklahoma State football coach apologizes for wearing OAN T-shirt
• Hunting Licenses Go On Sale June 22
• MIT Catholic Chaplain Resigns Following George Floyd Comments
• 12 Indiana County Residents Indicted In Drug Trafficking Ring
• Black Bears Sighted In Ross Township
• California's Only Native American Lawmaker: 'Taking Down The Monuments Are Not Enough'
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• Alexis Johnson Files Lawsuit Against Post-Gazette

Videos from June 17, 2020

• 6/17/20: Red and Blue
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto announces task force on police reform
• Cuomo says Juneteenth will be a holiday for New York State employees
• The Dad Gang: shattering the myth of the missing black father
• Former SNL cast member Jay Pharoah recalls LAPD officer drawing gun, placing knee on his neck
• Biden says Trump is waving a "white flag" on coronavirus response
• PG&E pleads guilty to 84 counts of involuntary manslaughter in wildfire case
• Reopened states seeing rises in coronavirus cases
• Democrats react to John Bolton's new allegations
• Bolton's upcoming book claims Trump asked China's president to help him win re-election
• Senate Republicans unveil the JUSTICE Act
• Former Atlanta police officer charged in Rayshard Brooks shooting
• CBS Evening News, June 17, 2020
• "Big Five" tech companies expand amid economic crisis
• Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley to co-sponsor Senate police reform bill
• Rayshard Brooks' widow reacts after officer is charged with felony murder
• Charges filed against Atlanta police officers involved in death of Rayshard Brooks
• Facebook to give users option to turn off political ads
• Fired Atlanta police officer charged with murder in Rayshard Brooks' shooting
• Remembering the Charleston 9, five years after the shooting at Emanuel A.M.E Church
• Virginia's governor declares Juneteenth a paid state holiday
• Quaker Oats retiring Aunt Jemima name and image after 131 years
• Missing Fort Hood soldier Vanessa Guillen's mother pleads for information in her search
• Cuomo: Federal government is "making a mistake" in advising states to reopen
• Center for American Progress VP: "Without accountability, there is no police reform"
• North Korea issues new threat to South Korea as tensions rise
• Tensions high between India and China following border clash
• Growing number of companies and organizations ask people to sign COVID-19 waivers
• TikTok accused of suppressing political posts
• How therapy startup Real is revamping mental health care
• Senator Mike Braun discusses the GOP's police reform bill
• Sports bettors may be switching to day trading
• How "super" antibodies could help create a coronavirus vaccine
• Department of Justice files lawsuit over John Bolton's book
• Bestselling author Malcolm Gladwell on tipping point for police reform and social justice
• Netflix CEO donates $120 million to HBCUs, says he wanted "to really go big"
• Five years after Emanuel AME massacre, church's reverend and daughter of victim call for change
• DACA recipients on the front lines of fighting the coronavirus
• Comedian Jay Pharoah describes scary brush with LAPD
• Acting Trump Cabinet member Chad Wolf denies systemic racism exists in police departments
• President Trump's executive order criticized for not addressing racial bias
• Trump administration sues over new Bolton book, claiming it contains classified information
• Six states report record-breaking increases in new coronavirus cases
• Trump downplays rise in coronavirus cases