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• $50,000 Reward Offered In Case Of Slain UC Berkeley Student Seth Smith
• Organizations Increasingly Recognizing Juneteenth As Holiday
• 'A Waiting Game': Coronavirus Shutdowns Cause Unprecedented Backlog In Divorce, Family Law Cases
• Elk Grove Teen Fatally Shot In Berkeley, City Offering $50,000 Reward For Information Leading To Arrest
• Caught On Camera: Rough Arrest In Compton Under Investigation After Video Shared On Social Media
• Denver Issues Medical Marijuana Research And Development License For Alzheimer's
• City Of Sacramento Using Smart Phones For Virtual Building Inspections
• Bay Area Rental Prices Dropping As Exodus From Region Continues
• Trump, Goodell Support Kaepernick's NFL Return, How Does His Hometown Feel?
• Britt Moreno Returns To CBS4 A New Mom In A 'New World'
• Newsom Announces Statewide Face Mask Mandate For California
• 'It's Ridiculous': Residents In Rural Counties With Few Coronavirus Cases Respond To Statewide Mask Mandate
• Alcohol Ban In Place Saturday For Rafting Gone Wild On American River
• Priest At Dixon Church Tests Positive For Coronavirus, Diocese Of Sacramento Says
• Westminster To Hire Goat Herd For Weed Mitigation At Standley Lake Regional Park
• Sen. Amy Klobuchar Withdraws From Vice Presidential Consideration, Urges Biden To Pick Woman Of Color
• William DeBose's Father: 'My Son Is Dead... He Was Running For His Life, To Try To Throw That Gun Away'
• Reform Advocates Discuss Goal Of Civilian Board To Oversee Minneapolis Police
• Westminster Police Officer Involved In Deadly Shooting
• Hot Weather, Coronavirus Blamed For 22% Increase In Denver Water Usage
• Opal Lee On Hand As Fort Worth Filmmaker Channing Godfrey Peoples Premiers 'Miss Juneteenth'
• Special Session: Lawmakers Still Trying To Settle On Police Reform, Bonding, Tax Bills In Final Hours
• Supreme Court Blocks Trump Effort To Wind Down DACA Program
• Historians Say This Year's Juneteenth Celebration Takes On Added Significance
• Juneteenth Is 'A Recognition Of Freedom' - Here's Why
• 3 Killed In I-95 Crash In Elkridge, Maryland Thursday Afternoon
• Johns Hopkins University Faculty, Students Speak Out Against Racism; Call For Change During Protest
• Police: Child Suffers Non-Life-Threatening Injures In Crash Involving Baltimore Police Patrol Car
• Staying At Home During Near-Drought Means Earlier Water Restrictions
• Ocean City, Maryland Police Seize AK-47 After 4 Teens Found Sleeping In Car
• SEC to Mississippi: Change the flag, or risk losing host rights for championship events
• Volunteers At The Baltimore Station Honor Veterans With Drive-By Parade
• 'We Don't Want Crumbs, We Want The Whole Cake': As Demonstrations Continue For 22nd Day, Protesters Say They're Fighting For Bigger Changes
• Chicago Weather: Even Warmer On Friday
• Experts Weigh In On Coronavirus-Related Risks Involved In Taking A Summer Trip As States Continue To Reopen
• Unemployed Illinoisans Say State's Phone Lines Are Mismanaged And Further Delaying Their Benefits
• Bay Area 'Dreamers' Celebrate Supreme Court Decision On DACA
• Unemployment Update: 19,552 People File Jobless Claims In Michigan Last Week
• Latest NYPD Crime Statistics Show Increase In Murders, Shootings, Burglaries
• Pablo Escobar Company Sues Rapper 2 Chainz For $10M Over Restaurant Name
• Port Of Oakland Longshoremen To Observe Juneteenth With Work Stoppage, March To City Hall
• Justice Walk Planned For Duquesne University Football Player Who Jumped To His Death
• Arvada Confirms First Official Reports Of Emerald Ash Borer
• Dashcam Video Released Showing March 30 Incident That Led To Police Shooting In Skokie
• Massachusetts State Universities Plan To Reopen For Fall Semester
• Family Wants Answers One Year After Maywood Police Chase That Ended With Innocent Woman Dead
• Coronavirus Has Changed The Real Estate Market And What Buyers Want
• Michigan's State Legislature Approved A Series Of Bills This Week
• Beaumont Health In Talks Of Partnership With Advocate Aurora Health System
• Woman, Daughter Return To Scene To Thank Men Who Came To Rescue After Horrific Southwest Side Crash
• Police Investigating Shooting That Injured 2 In Oak Park
• Riverside, San Bernardino Counties Report New Coronavirus Deaths; Officials Move Forward With Reopening Plans
• Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Aileen Marty: Coronavirus Numbers 'Absolutely Going The Wrong Way' In South Florida
• Parker County's Confederate Veterans Statue Could Be Moving Soon
• 'No More Warnings': Miami-Dade Mayor Orders Crackdown On Businesses Breaking Social Distancing Rules
• Indoor Malls In New Jersey To Open June 29, Stores Limited To 50% Capacity
• Waterford Woman Wins $70M Powerball Jackpot
• As Minnesota Slowly Begins To Reopen, What's 'Safe' To Do Now?
• Deerfield Park District Board Votes To Rename James C. Mitchell Park, Over History Involving Resistance To Integrated Housing
• More Than 70 Residents At Oakmont Nursing Home Evacuated After Crews Cleaning Clogged Sink Cause Chemical Reaction
• Florida Dreamers Relieved After Supreme Court Rejects Trump Administration Efforts To End Legal Protections
• Vail Resorts Announces Summer Reopening Plan For Colorado Resorts
• 'I Think Their Eyes Are Going To Open': Minnesota Gymnast Maggie Nichols Is At Heart Of Netflix's 'Athlete A'
• Missing Baltimore 3-Year-Old Found Safe
• Woman Crochets 108 Blankets, More Than 50 Pillows For Cats At Humane Animal Rescue
• Former U-M Provost Retires, Gives Up Tenured Faculty Position After Sexual Misconduct Accusations
• Ford Motor Company: Thousands Will Have The Option To Continue Working From Home
• Who's Hiring: Jam City Looking To Fill Dozens Of Positions
• Bear Rescued From East Canyon Fire With Burned Paws Recovering At Rehab Facility
• Bulls Head Physician Dr. Brian Cole On How Safe It Really Is For Sports To Return
• Flyers Surprise Chester County Dad, Former Marine Diagnosed With Brain Cancer Ahead Of Father's Day
• Man Helps Save Roommate From Billerica House Fire
• Several Hundred 'Pittsburgh Action For Black Trans Lives' Protesters Moved Through Downtown
• Despite Rise In Coronavirus Cases, San Joaquin County Allowing Personal Care Services And Wineries To Reopen Friday
• Def Leppard, Mötley Crüe, Poison And Joan Jett & The Blackhearts Reschedule SoFi Stadium Show
• University Of Pittsburgh Named One Of Best Colleges For LGBTQ+ Students
• Minnesota Weather: Heavy Rain, Strong Winds In Central Minnesota, Metro Area Thursday
• 3rd Robbery In 3 Days Reported At University Of Minnesota Campus
• Authorities Investigate 'Noose' Found Hanging From Tree In Rohnert Park
• The Science Of Face Masks: Growing Body Of Evidence Shows Masks Reduce Spread Of COVID-19
• Only On: Survivor Of Huntington Beach Oktoberfest Explosion Speaks Out
• Gov. Ron DeSantis' Executive Order Encourages Schools To Close On Election Days
• 16th Inmate Dies At California Prison Hardest Hit By Virus
• Police Arrest Man Suspected Of Using Incendiary Device Against Police Officer During Downtown Pittsburgh Riot
• Sacramento DACA Recipients Pleased With SCOTUS Ruling; Hope For Permanent Solution
• LA County Registrar: 'All Hands On Deck' To Address Voting Machine Issues Before November
• Philadelphia On Track To Enter Green Phase Of Pennsylvania's Reopening Plan By Early July
• Lightning Strikes Bloomington Apartment Building
• Dallas Dreamer Celebrates Supreme Court Ruling On DACA: 'It Gives Us Hope'
• New York City Council passes series of police reforms amid protests
• Grab A Grilling Kit With Your Favorites From Euclid Hall From Pop-Up Ultreia
• Some Call California's Statewide Mask Mandate 'Overreach'
• Boston Police Commissioner Gross Defends Meeting With US Attorney General Barr
• Vegetation Fire In Rural Lincoln Now 100% Contained
• Police Brutality Protestors Seek Damages From City Of LA, LAPD For Treatment During Arrests
• Pittsburgh Steelers DE Cameron Heyward Says The Team Will Be United If It Opts To Protest
• Tracy Man Once Credited With Saving A Life Now Accused Of Taking Another
• Residents Opting For Local 'Staycations' This Summer After Changing Travel Plans Due To Coronavirus
• Counties Cannot Ban People On Probation, Parole From Using Medical Pot If They Are Registered In Program, Pa. Supreme Rules
• Deadly Police Shooting: Denver Officer Not Charged In Death Of William DeBose, Body Cam Video Released
• New Health Order Mandates Californians To Wear Masks In Most Public Settings
• Ventura County Sets Reopening Dates For Nail Salons, Tattoo Parlors, Movie Theaters
• Some Maryland Malls Set To Reopen Saturday, June 20 Including Towson Town Center, Arundel Mills & White Marsh Mall
• New Poll Shows John Hickenlooper's Lead Slipping In Senate Primary As Ad War Heats Up
• Georgia and Harry Connick Jr. On 'United We Sing: A GRAMMY Tribute To The Unsung Heroes': 'Show People In A Positive Way How Change Can Happen'
• Sacramento Woman Starts Push To Rename Sutter Middle School After Statue Comes Down 
• American Airlines Bans Conservative Activist Who Refused To Wear Face Mask On Plane
• 20-Year-Old Suspect Accused Of Killing Amari Wise Extradited To Lawrence County, Arraigned On Homicide Charge
• New Whole Foods Opens In Harbor East
• Company plans space tourism flights in high-altitude balloon
• Coronavirus Q&A: Cleveland Clinic Florida CEO Addresses Concern Florida Could Be Next Epicenter In COVID-19 Pandemic
• CDC Issues Recommendations To Protect Beachgoers From COVID-19 Spread
• Reopening Maryland: Casinos, Gyms, Malls Prepare For Limited Reopening As More COVID-19 Restrictions Lifted Friday
• PNC Commits More Than $1B To End Systemic Racism, Support Black Communities
• Superior Courts Extend Emergency 'Zero Bail' In Alameda, Santa Clara Counties
• Update: Wayward Mountain Lion Captured In San Francisco Released Back Into Wild
• Vallejo Police Department Bans 'Sleeper Hold' Neck Restraint Technique
• Reports: Eagles On Superstar Jamal Adams' Shortlist After Jets Safety Requests Trade
• Trump admin. purges news execs from agency meant to counter disinformation
• 'We Belong Here': Denver Dreamer Excited About Supreme Court Ruling On DACA
• Family Of Psychiatric Patient Searching For Answers Following Munster Hospital Shooting
• LA County Nail Salons, Bars, Tattoo Parlors Allowed To Reopen As Coronavirus Deaths Surpass 3,000
• Baltimore County Police Identify Suspects In Alleged Fraud Incident At TD Bank In Essex
• Former American Legion Commander In Westmoreland Co. Accused Of Dumping Engine Oil On Walkway
• N.J. congressman on how Camden revamped its police force
• Parents Concerned After School Districts Forced To Eliminate Most Busing Due To Coronavirus
• Philadelphia Artist On Journey To Paint 100 Portraits Of Coronavirus Heroes
• In Conjunction With Juneteenth, Two Chicagoans Urge Consumers To Open Accounts At Black-Owned Banks
• 5-Year-Old Boy, 19-Year-Old Man Shot And Wounded In Back Of The Yards
• NYC Council Passes Series Of Police Reforms, Including Officers Required To Show Badge Numbers
• Around The Table: Supreme Court Blocks President Donald Trump's Effort To End DACA
• Lakers Hire UCLA Professor Karida Brown As Inaugural Director Of Racial Equity And Action
• New York City On Pace For Phase 2 Monday, Allowing Restaurants To Reopen With Outdoor Dining
• City, Supporters Of South Philadelphia Christopher Columbus Statue Reach Deal To Let Art Commission Decide Statue's Fate
• Grand Prairie Family Thankful For Father Surviving COVID-19 Despite Being Told He Wouldn't
• Dept. Of Energy Accepts Bay Area Company's Application To Build New-Design Nuclear Reactor
• Power Restored For Thousands Of PSE&G Customers After Major Outage In New Jersey
• Unemployed Texans Will Soon Have To Prove They're Looking For Work To Keep Checks Coming
• NJ Attorney General's Office Warns White Supremacists, Foreign Governments Ramping Up Tensions On Social Media
• Guidelines And Exemptions To California's New Mask Order
• Westchester County Family Told Banner With MLK Quote Can Go Back Up After Town Ordered It Taken Down
• Gov. Hogan Announces Charles Glass As Director Of Maryland Environmental Service
• As Temps Spike, What Are The Best Masks To Wear In Hot Weather?
• Minnesota Pork Producers Work To Bounce Back As COVID-19 Restrictions Loosen
• Too Much Sitting Raises Your Risk For Cancer, Study Finds
• Livermore Grass Fire Near Interstate 580 Reaches 3 Alarms; 3rd Fire In Area Today
• Berkeley, Alameda County Issue New Health Order Reopening Outdoor Dining, Religious Services
• LA Metro Board Considering Changes To Policing Policies
• Forgotten Families: Record Number Of Arrests Connected To Housing Scheme Uncovered By CBS2
• 'A Lot Of Businesses Are Second, Third, Fourth Generation': Plans To Develop More Buildings In The Strip Leave Small Business Owners Hoping They Aren't Driven Out
• 'Who Doesn't Want A Fresh Baked Cookie': Executive Pastry Chef Tracy Wilk Spreads Joy With Bake It Forward Initiative
• Pine Co. Sheriff: Public's Help Sought To Find Missing 13-Year-Old
• Massage Therapist David Gray Charged With Sexual Assault
• Ravens To Observe Juneteenth As Permanent Team-Recognized Holiday
• Taco Bell to let employees wear Black Lives Matter masks
• Takeout With Tori: New Korean Restaurant Bringing Sizzling Flavor, Success During Coronavirus Pandemic In Ambler
• 'Chokeholds Are Too Dangerous': Local Leaders Call For Police Reform, Introduce Legislation To Ban Chokeholds
• Thousands of LA's homeless living near freeways to get shelter
• 'Rescue Rob' Bets Big On The Denver Broncos For The Super Bowl
• New Jersey Shoppers Enthusiastic For Return Of 'Retail Therapy'
• 'Pretty Thorough': Butler Area School District Becomes One Of The 1st To File Reopening Plan With The State
• Poudre Fire Authority Rescuers Save Dog From Canal
• Make-A-Wish Stages Dinosaur Themed Parade For Davie Boy Battling Cancer
• Shake Shack Restaurant Opens At 17th And R Streets In Sacramento
• Parents Organize Drive-By Parade To Honor Catonsville High School Class Of 2020
• Illinois Unemployment Numbers Higher Than Expected; 'We Are Opening More Slowly Than Other States'
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump and Biden respond to DACA decision
• At Least 17 Children, Staffers From 9 Dallas-Area Daycares Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Long Island Food Banks Trying To Keep Up With Rising Food Insecurity
• Students Dealing With Changes To SAT, ACT Exams Caused By Pandemic
• Sheriff's Office Seeks Community's Help In 2 Homicide Investigations In Stockton
• Suspicious Death Investigation Launched In Minneapolis After Child Dies; 2 Other Children Taken Into Protective Custody
• 'A Man Of Impeccable Character,' Fran Dunphy Back With Temple University As Acting Athletics Director
• Chicago Harbors To Reopen Next Week But With COVID-19 Restrictions
• Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price Back In Isolation After Coming In Contact With Someone With Coronavirus
• Parolee Charged With Elder Abuse In Bus Stop Attack On 62-Year-Old Man
• Health Care Workers Expecting High Demand For Flu Shot Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Prince George's County Police Chief Hank Stawinski Resigns Amid Accusations Of Racial Bias
• Meat Workers Returning To Work, Though COVID-19 Concerns Linger Among Some
• RI Brewer Names Traitorade Beer For Brady, Gronkowski
• Catalina Island Reopens For Leisure Travel, Ferry Expands Daily Departures
• A 2024 moon landing? NASA space chief makes no guarantees
• New Data Reveals Damaging Effects Of Climate Change On Pregnant Women
• Fells Point Working To Build 'Parklets' For Outdoor Dining
• Dallas Catholic Diocese Says Sunday Masses To Resume June 28
• 10-Year-Old Chef Shares Meals For Father's Day: 'Just Spending Time Is The Best Thing'
• Pittsburgh Police Find Missing 19-Year-Old William Battle From The Hill District
• Sex Offenders In Chicago Given Grace Period To Update Registration Due To COVID-19, Victims Not Pleased
• The Sandlot To Reopen As 'Park Sandlot' Friday In Harbor East
• Multiple People Injured In Crash Involving 2 Trucks, 2 SUVs On I-55 In Channahon
• Newton Cuts 117 Paraprofessionals; Many Work With Special Needs Children
• Grass Fire Burns Near Highway 101 In South San Jose
• Crews Stop Forward Spread Of Stony Fire West Of Cotati
• Mount Airy Resident Forms 'Fireworks Task Force' That Spans Across Philadelphia After Booms Heard Throughout City
• 2 Teens Arrested In Graffiti Vandalism Of St. Patrick's Cathedral
• 'It's A Blessing': Supreme Court's DACA Ruling Protects Pennsylvania's Dreamers From Deportation, For Now
• Maryland Dreamers Celebrate Supreme Court's DACA Ruling
• Minneapolis Park Board Opens Parks As Refuge For People Experiencing Homelessness
• Latinos make up nearly 70% of coronavirus cases in San Diego County
• Google Chrome Users May Have Been Impacted By Massive Spying Campaign, Report Says
• Health Experts Suggest Ways To Keep Kids Active While Sports, Dance Classes Remain Shutdown
• How SEPTA Plans To Keep Riders Safe As More People Head Back To Work
• Water, Power Cut Off And Locks Changed At Oxford Gym That Defied Massachusetts Shutdown
• Huntington Library Will Reopen Gardens To Members
• Mayor De Blasio Says Playgrounds For Younger Kids Can Reopen Monday
• Florida Gets 86,000 Jobless Claims, As Numbers Trend Down
• Florida Sees Additional 3,208 Cases Of COVID-19 in 24 Hours, Sets New Record
• Gov. Walz Orders Flags At Half-Staff Friday To Honor COVID-19 Victims
• Street Vendor Attacked: GoFundMe For Undocumented Immigrant Robbed Of $70 Raises Over $28,000
• Orange County Reports 132 New Coronavirus Cases, 7 Deaths As Nail Salons, Massage Services Set To Reopen Friday
• California Issues Statewide Mask Mandate As Coronavirus Cases Spike Amid Reopening
• K9 Unit Officers Capture Inmate In East River Following Daring Rikers Island Escape
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Blasts 'Clearly Racist' Tweet By Chicago Teachers Union Showing Her As Scooby-Doo Villain
• Pennsylvania Homicide Suspect Arrested In Ocean City, Maryland
• Ethnic Studies To Be Required At CSU Campuses
• Doctors Stress Mask Use And Social Distancing; Outdoor Activities Safer Than Indoor
• 2-Year-Old Boy Pulled From Weston Swimming Pool
• Grieving Brother Mourns Loss Of Young Mother Killed In Miami Shores
• Just 39 migrant kids avoided expulsion at the border in May
• Denver Police Arrest Lessie Britton In Deadly Shooting After Racial Slur
• Who They Are: Six DACA Recipients Rejoice Over Court Ruling
• 'Investment Doesn't Like Uncertainty': Unemployment Continues To Plague Some Philadelphia Residents As Coronavirus Concerns Linger
• Pittsburgh Police Share Video Of Officers, Good Samaritan Saving Man About To Jump From Roberto Clemente Bridge
• Kevan Tran Shooting: Surveillance Images Released Of Armed Robbers
• Police: Attempted Robbery Leaves 22-Year-Old In Serious Condition
• Marin Protesters Seek Renaming Of Sir Francis Drake Blvd. Over His Role In Slave Trade
• Christopher Columbus Statue Removed From Coit Tower In San Francisco
• Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins Asks Commissioner's Court To Require Masks At Businesses
• California Police Chiefs Call For Weeding Out Bad Cops
• University Of Illinois To Reopen Campuses This Fall; Masks Required In Classrooms, New Restrictions On Residence Halls
• Bonita Springs Animal Park Has Snakes, Tortoises Stolen
• Boulder Adopts '20 Is Plenty' Speed Limits On Residential Streets
• Walz Presses GOP For Police Reform, Mayors And Police Chiefs Speak Out For Arbitration Reform
• Gov. Hogan Issues Proclamation Recognizing June 19 As Juneteenth Day
• Visit Out-Of-State Relatives? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Man Charged With Killing Nurse In Braintree Hid Rifle In Box, Prosecutors Say
• Fairly Limited: Counties Shave Concerts, Rodeos From 2020 Fair Schedules
• Minnesota Promises Late July Decision On K-12 Schools
• Now Hiring: Chipotle Looking To Add Hundreds Of Crew Members In DFW
• Coronavirus' return to Beijing disrupts life and rattles nerves
• Fired officer charged with murder in shooting of Rayshard Brooks
• 'Pick Up The Fight': Pittsburgh Teenagers Leading Protests, Calling For Change
• Texas Sen. John Cornyn To File Bill To Make Juneteenth A Federal Holiday
• High-Speed Driver Found With Several Cases Of Illegal Fireworks In El Dorado County, CHP Says
• California Legislature OKs Bill To Mail Ballot To All Voters
• Injured Fort Worth Police Officer Matthew Brazeal Was Dragged Beneath Stolen Vehicle
• Oak Park Woman Says She Contracted Coronavirus Twice
• Revere Cancels Annual Sand Sculpting Festival Due To COVID-19
• Democratic Philadelphia Leaders Believe There's 'Greater Level Of Understanding' After Meeting Over Racial Tension In City
• Sen. Marco Rubio's New Bill Would Protect NCAA Being Challenged In Court On Player Compensation
• Chicago Weather: Feels Like July
• Lightfoot Doesn't Want To Tear Down Columbus Statues, Cites 'Too Many Divisive Moments'
• LASD Reports 2,599 Inmates, 351 Employees Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• Philadelphia City Council Approves Preliminary Budget That Includes $33 Million In Cuts To Police Department
• Legislature Approves Bill To Mail Ballots To All California Voters
• Mayor Peduto Proposes Creation Of Permanent LGBTQIA+ Commission
• Man In Corte Madera Crushed In Rollover Crash Of Garbage Truck He Was Driving
• While Some Stay Virtual, Plan For A Real Life Visit At Some Denver Attractions
• Mother Leaves Protest To Get Help From Deputy For 11-Month-Old Boy Who Stopped Breathing
• Police: 24-Year-Old PA Man Charged After Accidentally Firing Gun At Madison Beach Motel In Ocean City, Maryland
• Jets' Jamal Adams Expresses Frustration With Contract Situation On Instagram: 'Maybe It's Time To Move On'
• Canobie Lake Park To Require Reservations, Temperature Checks For July Reopening
• Pittsburgh Police Looking To Identify Man Accused Of Throwing Rocks At Officers During Downtown Riots
• Florida Universities Firm Up Plans For Fall Reopening
• Police Arrest Man In Connection To Homicide On Jamaica Street
• Colorado Pays Out $2.5 Billion In Unemployment Benefits
• Gov. Hogan Says He's Cancer Free After Final PET Scan
• Colin Kaepernick to join Medium as only minority board member
• Oakland Police Investigating Effigy Found Hanging By Lake Merritt As Hate Crime
• N.J. Gov. Murphy: Indoor Shopping Malls Can Reopen June 29
• How to watch this weekend's rare "ring of fire" solar eclipse
• Mayo Clinic Study Finds Using Convalescent Plasma To Treat COVID-19 Appears Safe
• SFPD Arrests Roommate In Death Of 80-Year-Old Richmond District Woman
• Warmer Weather Brings Snakes Out, Experts Suggest You Give Them Room To Avoid Bites
• Denver's Juneteenth Organizers Push For National Holiday
• Police: 2 Killed In New Hope House Fire
• Facebook takes down Trump ads featuring symbol like Nazi triangle
• Massachusetts Reports 271 New Coronavirus Cases And 36 More Deaths
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 593 New COVID-19 Cases, 55 More Deaths
• San Francisco 49ers Star Receiver Deebo Samuel Suffers Broken Foot
• Allegheny Co. DA Withdraws Charges Against 22 People Connected To George Floyd Protest In East Liberty
• Perot Museum To Reopen Next Month With New Safety Procedures During Coronavirus Pandemic
• True Crime Exclusive: The Jeffrey Epstein Accusers Tell The Side Of The Story You Haven't Heard
• Juneteenth Freedom Day: Tri-State Area Events Honoring Liberation Of Last Slaves In America
• Montgomery County Looks To Remove Confederate Street Names
• Here's A List Of Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• MLB Players Counter With 70-Game Season, Owners Expected To Reject Proposal
• 21-Year-Old Alizae Giselle Lugo Charged In June 13 Stabbing In Ocean City, Maryland
• Coronavirus Outbreaks In 3 West Virginia Counties Linked To Myrtle Beach Vacations
• Pittsburgh Police: 'Suspected Sexual Predator' Facing Child Sex Charge Arrested
• Key revelations in John Bolton's new book
• Long Beach Airport Adds Vending Machine Which Dispenses Masks, Gloves
• At Least 1 Dead After 2-Car Crash In Franklin Township
• 'This Is Crunch Time': Gov. Polis Says It's Crucial To Wear Masks To Help Economy Recover
• CW Happy Hour updates!
• Mayor Mike Duggan To Hold Auto Presentation Tonight
• CW Summer Updates!
• Man In Federal Custody, Accused Of Blowing Up ATM In North Philadelphia During Unrest In City Over George Floyd's Murder
• California Bill Would Give Tenants Until 2034 To Repay Rent Missed During COVID Emergency
• Bejeweled, Centipede, Minecraft Among Games Inducted Into Video Game Hall Of Fame
• Police Searching For 2 Teens In Alleged Laurel Robbery
• Construction Begins On West Ohio Street Bridge Closed To Traffic Since 2018
• Returning to work led to dad's COVID-19 death, daughter says
• Not all black people are African American. Here's the difference.
• Man Found Shot To Death In Vehicle In Dallas Apartment Parking Lot
• Rockies Owner Dick Monfort 'Cautiously Optimistic' About Restarting Baseball In July, Polis Says
• "White Lives Matter" spray-painted on Arthur Ashe statue
• Health Officials Release Guidelines For Outdoor Visits At Long-Term Care Facilities
• Major Florida Airport Has Virus Numbers Contradicting Governor
• Thousands Of Homeless People Living Near LA Freeways To Be Moved Into Shelters Under New Deal
• Bolton book says Trump asked Chinese president for reelection help
• 2 Philadelphia Women Get Jail Time For Damaging Yellowstone National Park Thermal Area
• Mike Lowell Reflects On Red Sox 2007 World Series Title: 'I Still Get Goosebumps'
• Man Accused Of Injuring 8 People In Shooting At Texas Bar Arrested In Florida
• Trump teases new Supreme Court list after high court losses
• Facebook Takes Down Trump Ads 'For Violating Our Policy Against Organized Hate'
• Pa. Attorney General Supports Supreme Court's DACA Decision, Saying 'Dreamers Are Americans'
• Bejeweled, Minecraft Among Inducted Into Hall Of Fame
• State's Utility Regulators Reject Attempt To End Moratorium On Service Terminations
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Says 'It's Way Past Time' To Allow Indoor Dining At Restaurants
• Fire Burns 28 Acres Of Grassland In Livermore; 1 Of 2 Fires In Area
• Texas Education Official Says Schools Will Reopen In The Fall, Some Flexibility Offered
• 102 Dogs And Puppies Removed From Home In Costilla County
• California Naval Officer Being Investigated For Allegedly Tweeting Racist Remarks
• Nashua, NH, Man Sues Over State Of Emergency, Mask Ordinance
• Baltimore Fire Chief Proposes Closing 2 Companies, Union Says
• Keith Robert Langenfelder Jr. Charged In Illegal Sale Of Firearm
• Learn How To Grow Your Garden With Egg Shells And Coffee Grounds
• Dr. Anthony Fauci says "football may not happen this year"
• Boston Advancing Plans To Bring 184 New Liquor Licenses To Restaurants
• Judge: PG&E Has 'Callous Disregard' For Human Life; Sentenced To $4 Million Fine For Camp Fire Deaths
• PG&E Fined $4 Million In Deaths Of 84 People In Camp Fire
• 10-Month-Old Girl Critically Injured In Cumberland Co. Buggy Crash Dies
• Injured Veteran Denied Service At Credit Union Says He Can't Wear A Face Mask
• $10K Reward Offered For Capture Of 2 Men Who Threw Molotov Cocktails Into Long Beach Men's Suit Outlet
• Vulnerable GOP senators leave Trump out of campaign ads
• Target Permanently Raises Starting Hourly Pay To $15
• Driver Killed In Fiery Crash On Highway 101 In Santa Rosa
• Maryland Officials Urge Local Jurisdictions To Test At Least 10% Of Population For COVID-19
• New York Bred Tiz The Law 'Very Formidable Favorite' For 2020 Belmont Stakes Says SportsLine's Gene Menez
• Man Found Dead Outside Willowick Apartments In Aurora
• Former pharma sales exec: "The less of a conscience... the better"
• Sanó, Accused Of Kidnapping, Says He's Been Blackmailed
• Texas Attorney General 'Disappointed' Supreme Court Rules Against Trump's Attempt To End DACA
• CDOT Gets $60 Million Federal Grant To Improve Interstate 70 In Eagle County
• Anoka County Libraries To Reopen Next Week
• Gov. Cuomo: Final Decision On New York City Phase 2 Reopening Coming Friday, But All Signs Look Good
• Billy Bob's Texas In Fort Worth Reopens For 1st Time Since March
• Pelosi Calls For Removing Portraits Of Former House Speakers Who Served In The Confederacy
• Uncle Ben's, other brands, under review after Aunt Jemima announcement
• People Making A Difference: Retired LAPD Officer Mentors At-Risk Kids In Watts
• Judge Rules State Department Must Recognize Maryland Gay Couple's Child Was US Citizen At Birth In Canada
• LA Woman Drives To Kansas City To Surprise Brother As Birthday, Graduation Gift
• Roseville Woman Charged In Hanging Death Of Mother's Pet Dog
• Rams And Chargers To Star In HBO's 'Hard Knocks' This Year
• North Texas Mayors Among 9 In The State Who Want Face Masks Required In Close Public Spaces
• Trump on George Floyd video: "It doesn't get any worse than that"
• Here's Why Doctors Are Encouraging Men To Schedule Regular Checkups
• Port Authority To Resume Regular Light Rail Service Next Week
• Bethlehem To Hold Annual Fourth Of July Fireworks Show
• Supreme Court Rejects End To DACA Protections For Young Immigrants
• Trey Mancini Partners With Colorectal Cancer Alliance To Raise Awareness For Colon Cancer
• HBO's Hard Knocks To Feature Rams, Chargers
• Man Dead After Shooting In Rio Linda
• Jean Kennedy Smith, JFK's last surviving sibling, has died
• Long Beach To Close Several Streets To Cars In Effort To Make Them More Pedestrian Friendly
• Biden campaign announces $15 million ad blitz in six battleground states
• Supreme Court blocks Trump effort to wind down DACA program
• Black Lives Matter Mural Coming To Sandra Bland Parkway In Prairie View
• Schiff: Bolton "putting profit above country" with new Trump book
• 2 Falcon Chicks Reunited With Parents In SFO Airport Hangar
• Gov. Wolf Encourages Pennsylvanians To Reflect On How To 'Promote Equality, Liberty And Justice For All' On Juneteenth
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Hacking UPMC, Stealing Every Employee's Personal Information
• Cook County Prosecutors Drop Murder Charges Against Maurice Harris, Accused In 2017 Quadruple Slaying
• Most Southern California Fireworks Shows Quietly Canceled
• Minnesota Unemployment Rose To 9.9% In May, Highest On Record
• Portland Sea Dogs Turning Ballpark Into Golf Course For Fans
• 'Together We Rise': Denver's PrideFest Promotes Inclusion And Equality
• Some Jeep Cherokees Being Recalled To Fix Transmission Problem That Can Cause Power Loss
• Cuomo warns of virus resurgence in N.Y. as cases rise elsewhere
• 17-Year-Old Dies After Shooting At Dallas Apartment Complex
• iPhone 11 Stolen From Looted T-Mobile Store Tracked To San Bernardino Home; 2 Arrested
• Criminal law expert calls for "dismantling" of policing in America
• 9-Year-Old Among Four People Injured In Shooting In Gresham
• Supreme Court Blocks President Trump's Effort To End DACA Program
• NYPD Searching For Man Connected To Bronx Church Break-In
• Police Looking For Man In 'Unprovoked' Attack On 66-Year-Old Woman At Brooklyn Subway Station
• Indecent Exposure Suspect Arrested After Stalking Teenagers At Southlake HomeGoods Store
• Video emerges of Rayshard Brooks months before death
• Def Leppard, Mötley Crüe, Poison And Joan Jett & The Blackhearts Reschedule Pittsburgh Show
• 'Overjoyed' Lightfoot Hails Supreme Court Ruling Rejecting Trump's Bid To End DACA Protections For 'Dreamers'; 'They Deserve And Have The Right To Be Here'
• DACA Will Stay: Colorado's Elected Leaders React To Supreme Court Ruling
• Sheriff: 7-Year-Old Airlifted To HCMC Following Morrison County Tractor Accident
• Celtics' Tremont Waters Named G League Rookie Of The Year
• Dueling Rallies Over Rep. Commissioner Joe Gale Happening In Montgomery County
• Philadelphia School District Continues To Work On Reopening Plan For In-Person Teaching In Fall
• Temple University Names Former Men's Basketball Coach Fran Dunphy New Acting Director Of Athletics
• Over 44,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of June 8, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Illinois Supreme Court Rules CPD Misconduct Records Cannot Be Destroyed
• Recent National Debate On Racism Renews Calls For Washington Redskins To Change Name
• Pa. Health Dept. Confirms 418 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Statewide Total To Over 80,000
• The 606 Trail To Reopen Monday; Billionaire Ken Griffin Donates $4.75M To Repair Reopening Lakefront Trail
• Police Involved Shooting In Markham
• South San Jose Standoff Ends With Home Invasion Suspects In Custody
• Iconic Amazon indigenous chief dies of coronavirus
• Police Seize 'Large Amount Of Illegal Fireworks' In Roxbury
• Rainbow Flag Hangs Outside Dallas City Hall For Pride Month
• Coronavirus Cases Are Spiking & Experts Say Florida Has 'All The Markings Of Next Epicenter'
• Monroe County Mandates Facial Coverings In Public Settings
• Pelosi orders removal of portraits of Confederate predecessors
• 'Justice Prevailed For Every Dreamer': California Leaders Applaud Supreme Court Upholding DACA
• Detroit's Meal Distribution Continues Through The End Of August
• Naval Academy Opens Investigation Into Midshipman's Social Media Posts Suggesting Police Should Shoot Unarmed Protesters
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Health Department Says 19 More Have Died In Past Day
• DUI Suspect Arrested After I-80 Crash Leaves CHP Motorcycle Officer With Major Injuries
• Man Wanted For Homicide Found Dead Of Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound After Barricade Situation In Nicetown, Police Say
• Mass General Brigham Cuts Costs Hoping To Save $500 Million
• Baltimore Ravens Running Back Gus Edwards On 2020 Rushing Offense: 'It's A Chance To Make History'
• Dallas Mavericks To Host Virtual Summer Camps
• Tattoo, Nail Salons And Other 'Personal Care' Businesses Allowed To Resume Friday In Yolo County
• Tattoo, Nail Salons And Other Personal Care Businesses Allowed To Resume Friday In Yolo County
• More Than 41K Marylanders Filed For Unemployment Last Week
• Andrew Cuomo: The federal government should "own" the pandemic crisis
• ATF Agent Shot During SWAT Incident Uptown, Suspect In Custody
• Police Investigating Shooting At Comfort Inn In Anne Arundel County
• Miami-Dade School Board OKs Anti-Racism Instruction
• Buccaneers Reveal Rob Gronkowski In Buccaneers Jersey For First Time
• Pittsburgh Police Looking To Identify Man Wanted For Assault, Vandalism And Looting During Downtown Riot
• Pit Bull Ban: Aurora Holding Virtual Town Hall On Restricted Breed Ordinance
• Liberty Fire Near Galt 80% Contained At 89 Acres
• Denver Water Says Prepare For Higher Monthly Bills This Summer
• East Canyon Fire: Containment Drops But Crews 'Continue To Make Progress'
• 15-Minute Dinners For When You Need To East Fast
• 300 Pounds Of Fireworks Seized By Pomona Police Investigators
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-18-20
• Will new U.S. sanctions hurt Bashar Assad, the Syrian people, or both?
• 'The Science Has Worked' For Bryson DeChambeau, Says Dottie Pepper
• Coronavirus Emergency Special Enrollment Period For Marylanders To Get Health Coverage Extended To July 15
• New York Jets Tight End Chris Herndon On 2019 Season: 'Use It As A Learning Experience'
• Here's How The Ten Nail Bar Is Merging PPE And Pedicures
• With Storms In May, Florida Lawmaker Wants Longer Hurricane Season
• Lifeguards To Return To Select Minneapolis Beaches This Weekend
• Billy Joel Concert At Fenway Park Rescheduled To 2021
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 9 New Coronavirus Cases, Growing Countywide Total To 2,122
• Routt County Extends Face Mask Requirement Through End Of July, With Specific Exceptions
• Florida Mayor Says Bridge Not At Risk Of Imminent Collapse Despite Coast Guard Warning
• Massachusetts Man Faces 70 Charges For Registering Vehicles, Voting In NH
• Warren Hails Supreme Court Ruling 'To Overturn Donald Trump's Cruel Termination Of DACA'
• More Than 75 Percent Of Adult ICU Beds Occupied In Florida
• Cream Of Wheat Reviewing Black Mascot After Aunt Jemima, Others Acknowledged Their Racist Roots
• Jobless Claims Climb 14% Last Week In New Jersey
• The Cheapest Apartments For Rent In The Loop, Chicago
• Rob Gronkowski, Shaq Teaming Up To Host Fundraiser For NAACP, Boys & Girls Clubs Of America
• UF Fights Lawsuit Over Student Refunds
• Miami Weather: Thunderous Thursday With Showers & Thunderstorms
• MISSING: Monica Elias, 16, From Unincorporated Glenview; Last Seen In Gray Vehicle
• St. Paul City Council Bans Conversion Therapy
• Dr. Fauci Warns NFL Season May Not Be Possible Without 'Bubble' Environment
• Coronavirus In Maryland: New COVID-19 Cases At Lowest Level Since March 31, Gov. Hogan Says
• Court Tosses Lebanon County Ban On Probationers Using Medical Pot
• Twin Cities Pharmacies Damaged In Riots Working To Get Back In Business
• Supreme Court Blocks Trump Effort To End DACA Program
• MN Historical Society Laying Off 176 Furloughed Workers, Reopening Select Historical Sites
• Farmworkers: Florida Governor Ron Desantis' Remarks On COVID-19 'Shameful'
• Fallen Heroes Memorial Vandalized In Baltmore, FOP Says
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Reopens With Many Changes For COVID Times
• Half-Brother Of Robert Fuller Killed In Kern County Shootout With LA Deputies, Woman Wounded
• Supreme Court Blocks Trump Effort To Wind Down DACA Program (CBS News)
• Colorado Drought Worsens, One-Third Of State Now Reporting Extreme Conditions
• Weather Blog: Misty, Occasional Showers
• Kristen Stewart to play Princess Diana in new movie "Spencer"
• PTL Links: June 18, 2020
• Printable Father's Day Activities Could Win You A $50 Gift Card For The Shoppes At Arbor Lakes
• Private Shopping Event At The Electric Fetus In Minneapolis
• Tom Brady Is Still Clearly Motivated By Talk Of 'The Cliff'
• 2 Arrested For Allegedly Stealing, Then Selling Rental Cars From BWI Marshall Airport, MDTA Police Say
• Jean Kennedy Smith, Final Surviving Sibling Of JFK, Dies At 92 In Manhattan
• Another 1.5M Americans Apply For Unemployment
• No Poker Or Roulette: Massachusetts Casino Reopening Plan Would Dramatically Change Gambling Experience
• Costco Bringing Back Food Samples In Some Stores As Retailers Start To Relax Coronavirus Policies
• OC Sheriff's Investigator Charged With Falsifying Application To Get Friend Hired
• Vice President Mike Pence Visits Sterling Heights
• Vacant North Sacramento Home Damaged In Early Morning Fire
• Disturbing Video Shows Suspect Bashing Woman In The Face With Skateboard, Knocking Her Out
• Is it safe to go to the dentist as offices reopen?
• WWI-Era Round Found In Bel Air Home's Flower Bed, Safely Disposed By Bomb Technicians
• Durbin apologizes after "token" remark about Tim Scott-led police reform bill
• 'That's What Rioting Is, It's Mass Destruction': Staples Man Charged In Third Precinct Arson Told Interviewer He Participated In Riots
• Unexpected Outcome Of COVID-19: Coins Are In Short Supply
• Fort Hood Officials Investigating Whether Missing Soldier Vanessa Guillen Was Being Sexually Harassed
• Massachusetts Sees Drop In Claims For Unemployment, Pandemic Assistance
• Greensburg Salem Marching Band Play Outside Of Middle School To Protest Budget Cuts
• 'It Means Everything To Me': Ocean City's Jake McKenna Talks Signing With His Favorite Team Philadelphia Phillies
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures Climbing Thursday
• Maryland Army National Guard Spc. Josean Osoria Dies In Off-Duty Motorcycle Crash
• Coronavirus Reopening Roundup: Haircuts Return To San Mateo; SF Opera Won't Sing This Fall Season
• Miami Proud: Senior Citizens Benefit From Food Delivery Services
• 1.5 million applied for unemployment aid last week
• Stevenson Expressway Reopens After Shooting Investigation Closes Southbound Lanes
• Patriots' Ja'Whaun Bentley On 'Boston Pray' Event: 'Everybody Wants To Be A Part Of Change'
• Jayson Tatum Is NOT Considering Sitting Out NBA Return
• How To Survive Deadly Rip Currents At San Francisco's Ocean Beach
• 'Shocking Animal Cruelty': $5,000 Reward For Info After Turtle, Rabbit Shot With Crossbow
• Father's Day And The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Oklahoma officials express concern about Trump's Tulsa rally
• Reopening: COVID-19 Restrictions Slowing Tourists Return To Napa Valley Hotels
• Divorce Proceedings In Family Courts Slowed By COVID-19 Outbreak
• Target Increasing Minimum Wage To $15 An Hour In July
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Executive Order Impacts Upcoming Elections
• Two Men Found Shot To Death In Cars In Willowbrook, Compton
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain Chances Move In Today, Last Through The Weekend
• 20-Year-Old Man Shot In Arm While Driving On Lake Shore Drive
• Texas To Reinstate Unemployment Benefit Work-Search Requirements Next Month
• Jean Kennedy Smith, Sister Of JFK, Dies At 92
• Photos show famed hidden treasure found after 10-year search
• Red Sox Pitching Prospect Noah Song Ordered To Report To Flight School
• Denver Weather: Much Cooler Today With Some Rain Possible By This Evening
• Local Organization 'YEAH Philly' Working To Bridge Divide Between Youth And Police
• With Some Stores Still Recovering From Damage During Civil Unrest, Walgreens Opens Mobile Pharmacies
• Career Coach: Preparing For An Interview
• Atlanta police department morale "is down ten-fold," mayor says
• New York City's Second Black Lives Matter Street Mural In The Works On Staten Island
• Former Eagles QB Nick Foles, His Wife Welcome Baby Boy
• There may be 36 intelligent alien civilizations in the Milky Way
• Woman Arrested In Front Of 5-Year-Old Son At Brooklyn Subway Station Plans To Sue City
• Shocking Video Shows Car Plow Through Bronx Intersection, Hitting Several Pedestrians And Vehicles
• Half Of American Professionals Afraid To Return To The Office Because Of COVID-19
• Dame Vera Lynn, iconic voice of WWII Britain, has died at 103
• State Senator Jennifer McClellan announces bid for Virginia governor
• Teenager Flown To Hospital After Aliquippa Shooting
• Activists Call For Renaming Deerfield Park They Say Commemorates Thwarted Attempt At Integration
• Saving Main Street: Stillwater
• Keanu Reeves Auctioning Off 'Virtual Date', Donating Proceeds To Camp Rainbow Gold
• Man Shot While Sitting In Car In East Germantown, Police Say
• 2 Rape Suspects Released From Suffolk County Jail After Employee Error
• Saudi Arabia is battling a 2nd wave of coronavirus infections
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/18 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Police: 26-Year-Old Man Shot In Kensington
• Giant Eagle Facing Several Lawsuits Over Mask Policy
• Deputies kill half-brother of black man found hanged in park
• Woman Killed In McKeesport's 2nd Deadly Shooting This Week
• Fire Crews Contain Porch Fire In Mt. Oliver
• W. Va. Health Officials Blame Myrtle Beach Travel For Spike In Coronavirus Cases
• 'It Really Does Take A Community To Help A Community:' Best Of The Batch Foundation Helps Those In Need During Pandemic
• Thursday's Show Info (6/18/20)
• Colorado Has Plenty Of Places To See Fireworks
• Arrest warrant issued in murder of Philadelphia transgender woman

Videos from June 18, 2020

• Inside Seattle's "autonomous zone"
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• New York City Council passes series of police reforms amid protests
• What is Juneteenth?
• Man creates instructional YouTube channel for people who need "Dad advice"
• Jean Kennedy Smith, last surviving sibling of JFK, dies at 92
• India and China talk de-escalation after deadly clashes at Himalayan border
• Trump supporters prepare for upcoming rally as coronavirus cases rise
• 1.5 million more workers filed for unemployment as coronavirus cases rise
• Trump criticizes Bolton for saying he's unfit for office
• DOJ asks for emergency order to block the release of John Bolton's book
• Officer charged in death of Rayshard Brooks booked for felony murder
• Dreamers hopeful for the future as Supreme Court blocks Trump from ending DACA
• The Supreme Court rules against Trump's move to end DACA
• Supreme Court blocks Trump administration efforts to end DACA
• CBS Evening News, June 18, 2020
• Bolton calls Trump "unfit for office" in interview ahead of new book's release
• Study: 1 in 4 people killed by police have severe mental illness
• Young activists at the forefront of New York City protests
• Former pharmaceutical sales exec says lack of conscience is key to success in selling opioids
• Adults with autism find fulfilling jobs through New York City program
• Cuomo says "this could start all over again," as virus cases rise in other states
• Criminal law expert calls for "reimagination" and "dismantling" of policing in America
• NYT: How New York's school admissions process collapsed
• N.J. congressman on police reform and how Camden reinvented its police force
• States face battle over face masks as coronavirus cases rise
• Supreme Court blocks Trump effort to end DACA program
• 1.5 million new jobless claims were filed last week
• California mural honoring George Floyd and others reminds viewers to vote in November
• Is it safe to go to the dentist amid COVID-19?
• Rep. Adam Schiff on John Bolton's claims Trump asked China for help with 2020 election
• Major changes at hotels to fight the spread of coronavirus
• Coronavirus cases rise rapidly in Tulsa days before President Trump's campaign rally
• Former Atlanta officer charged with murder of Rayshard Brooks
• Fallout over claims in John Bolton's new Trump book
• Bolton book says Trump asked China's Xi for reelection help