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• Caught On Camera: Video Shows Hit-And-Run Driver Speeding Down 91 Freeway In Corona With Motorcycle Wrapped Around Front Bumper
• Juneteenth Celebrations Call For Local Changes In Sacramento
• 'I'm Glad They Got Me Before Dinner': Missing Fisherman Rescued After Three Days In Butte County
• Demonstrators Demand Transparency, Answers After LASD Deputies Kill Teen
• 'Definitely A Crime Committed': Aurora Detective Accused of Lying, Cheating, But No Criminal Charges
• 17-Year-Old Killed In Shooting During Large Juneteenth Celebration At Aurora Park
• Penny Ponies Ride Away From King Soopers, Put Out To Pasture Due To Pandemic
• Armed & Dangerous: Police Looking For Violent Carjacking Suspects
• New Bill Would Require California To Keep 90-Day Stockpile Of PPE
• Squaw Valley Ski Resort Considering Removing Slur Against Native Americans From Name
• Thunderstorms Predicted For Trump Tulsa Rally As Supporters Camp Out
• Orange County Nail Salons, Tattoo Shops Reopen Under Strict Health Guidelines
• Customers, Staff Adjust To Strict Health Guidelines As LA County Bars Reopen
• 'This Is Beautiful': Thousands Gather At Annual Juneteenth Celebration In Leimert Park
• Arcadia Police Seek Help Finding At-Risk Missing Person
• VIDEO: Man's Shopping Trip To Vacaville Walmart Ends With Alleged Racial Profiling
• Person In Critical Condition After Being Struck By Light Rail In Downtown Sacramento
• 'Black Art Matters': Black Love Mural Art Festival Celebrates Juneteenth In Civic Center Park
• Bear Cub Dies After Being Trapped Following Recent Sierra Madre Attack
• Boulder Targets Properties Near CU Boulder Campus Linked To Social Distancing Violations
• Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue Visits Food Bank Of The Rockies To See Coronavirus Food Assistance Program In Progress
• WATCH: Injured Mountain Biker Rescued By CHP Helicopter In Tuolumne County
• 3-Year-Old Girl, Pregnant Mother Killed In SW Baltimore Shooting, Family Says
• Baltimore City Opens With The Rest Of Maryland; Indoor Dining, Casinos, Gyms, Malls Now Allowed To Reopen
• 'It's A Big Day For Us': Maryland Celebrates Juneteenth As Demonstrators Say More Work For Equality Remains
• Schaumburg, South Holland DMVs Close Again After Workers Test Positive For COVID-19
• Pennsylvania Man Charged In Early Morning Shooting In Ocean City, Maryland
• Woman's Body Found After Firefighters Put Out Fire In Mount Vernon Friday Night
• Former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh Pleads Guilty To Perjury, Sentenced To 6 Months
• Renderings Show Future For Area Near Horseshoe Casino, M&T Bank Stadium
• As Country Celebrates Juneteenth, Protesters Hit The Streets For 23rd Day To Demand Change
• Coronavirus Survivor Stories: NJ Doctor Helps Save Exercise Specialist Who Once Helped Doctor Recover From Heart Attack
• Phase 2 Of Reopening Raises Concerns About Driver, Pedestrian Safety In New York City
• Young Couple, Son Killed In Chateau Crash Remembered For Kindness, Fun Spirits
• Union Unveils Billboards In Memory Of 6 JBS Workers Who Died From COVID-19
• Federal Transit Administration Approves Over $700 Million To Accelerate Portal Bridge Project
• Aurora Start-Up MycoTechnology Raises Millions For Mushroom Products
• Black Cowboys On Horseback Take To The Streets In Bronzeville To Celebrate Juneteenth
• Keller High School's Kelly Low Is Teeing Up Success On And Off The Course
• Video Shows Death of 1st of 2 Black Men Hanged in SoCal Desert Was Suicide
• Maryland School Holds Drive-In Style Graduation Ceremony For Class Of 2020
• AP Source: MLB Training Camps Will Temporarily Close For Coronavirus Cleaning
• A Chat With: How 'The Opt-In With Aurora + Kelly' Podcast Is Helping Drive Important Conversations On Race
• Lodi Man On Parole For Sex Offenses Found In Possession Of Child Pornography, Police Say
• Waukegan Woman's Hand Sanitizer Left In Sun Sparks Vehicle Fire
• Some Restaurant Owners Say They Won't Reopen With Limited Indoor Seating
• J. Alexander Kueng, Officer Involved In George Floyd's Death, Released From Jail
• Sonoma Co. Businesses Get Ready To Welcome Tourists In Need Of An Escape
• Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese Designates 'Personal Parish' For Black Catholic Community
• LAPD Places Moratorium On Use Of CalGang System
• Juneteenth Demonstrations Held Throughout South Florida
• Philadelphia Officials Delay Move To Green Phase Until July 3 As Surrounding Counties Go Green June 26
• Crackdown Starts On COVID-19 Violators In Miami-Dade
• North Minneapolis Garden Sees Appetite For Involvement And Healing
• Miami Beach Commemorates Juneteenth
• Branden Jones Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison For Role In Heroin Dealing Conspiracy
• Some Aurora Parents, Students Campaign For Full-Day, In-Person Classes
• VIDEO: Man's Shopping Trip To Vacaville Walmart Ends With Alleged Racial Profiling
• AMC Theaters Announce Reopening Plans
• Officials Warn Of Child Drowning Risk As Families Spend More Time At Home
• Federal Agents Seize Nearly 20K Pounds Of Prohibited Animal Products Shipped From China At LA/Long Beach Seaport
• 1,200 Inmates Quarantined In Fresno Jail; 13 Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Flint Police Need Your Help Identifying Suspects in Mall Attack
• Manhattan Beach Fire Chief Daryn Drum Fired Over Recent Comments
• 49-Year-Old Man Injured In Baltimore Shooting
• Mother, Son Rescued From Sand Collapse On Nauset Beach
• Detroit's Juneteenth Celebration Concludes Yearly Celebration
• Latest COVID-19 Number For The State of Michigan
• Brazil becomes second country to surpass 1 million COVID-19 cases
• Marin County Issues Guidelines To Reopen Indoor Dining, Salons, Gyms, Lodging June 29
• Two Michigan Athletes Test Positive For COVID-19
• Michigan's Unemployment System Is Preventing Some From Applying
• New Jersey Nail Salons Set To Reopen Monday With New Safety Measures After 'Nightmare' Coronavirus Shutdown
• Riverside County Reports Additional COVID-19 Deaths; San Bernardino, Ventura Report New Cases
• Coronavirus Exposure Temporarily Closing Greensburg YMCA
• 'This Time Is Different': Denver Juneteenth March Aims For Change
• Baltimore Public Works Department Working To Address Trash Collection Delays
• Mayor Duggan Wants Detroiters To Check Their Insurance Rates To Avoid Getting Ripped Off
• Andover Woman Charged In Connection To Arson At St. Paul Car Rental Agency
• New Police Accountability Law In Colorado First Of Its Kind
• Animal Friends Rescues Kitten From Storm Drain In Allegheny County
• Washington Post Calls On Skins' Owner Or NFL To Change Name
• 19 Men Arrested In Lathrop Sting Operation
• Black Lives Matter Movement Bringing New Customers To Black-Owned Businesses
• NFL Teams Went High-Tech For Team Bonding This Offseason Due To Coronavirus
• Too Much Sitting Raises Your Risk For Cancer, Study Finds
• Belmont Sets Pace For Triple Crown, With Tiz The Law Favored
• Police Chiefs Support Reform Amid Juneteenth Celebrations
• Colorado passes sweeping police reform bill
• 'Anyone Making It A Political Issue Is An Absolute Moron': Arnold Schwarzenegger Responds To Newsom Mask Order
• Detroit Police Department Celebrates Newest Class
• Philadelphia Phillies Players, Staff Members At Spring Training Facility Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Juneteenth Marked Across Bay Area With Rallies, Protests, Work Stoppages
• Governor Greg Abbott Addresses Major Issues Facing Texans: Police, Coronavirus, Back To School
• Elkridge Company Donates PPE To Local Fire Departments
• Phillies, Blue Jays Close Camps After Players' Positive Coronavirus Tests; Giants Close Scottsdale Camp
• 'Incredible': Former Penguins Kevin Stevens And Rick Tocchet Share What It Was Like To Play With Mario Lemieux
• LA County Judge Approves Emergency Zero Bail For Misdemeanors, 'Lower-Level Felonies'
• AP News Agency Changes Writing Style To Capitalize 'B' In Black When Referring To People
• 'It Was Like Walking Into A New Salon': Nail Salons Get The Green Light to Reopen Amid Pandemic
• 'Perfectly Different': Teen Author From Baltimore Channels Insecurities Into Book To Remind Everyone To Love Themselves
• Walsh Advised Against Boston Police Commissioner Meeting With Attorney General Barr
• Hidden Falls In Auburn To Close Public Access On 'Extreme Fire Weather' Days
• Providence Mayor Removing 'Plantations' From State Name In City Docs
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Signs Bill Expanding Religious Freedom In Schools
• San Francisco Zoo Marsupials Found Dead; Captured Mountain Lion Possible Culprit
• Woman Credits 11-Year-Old And His Dog For Helping Save Her Home From Flames
• Sheriff's Department Says Surveillance Video Shows No Foul Play In Death Of Malcolm Harsch In Victorville
• Judge OKs $58B Plan To End PG&E Bankruptcy
• Hundreds Gather To Mourn Slain Federal Security Officer David Patrick Underwood
• 'Fans Just Want Sports': Maryland Youth Baseball Coach Writes Parody Song Wondering When Sport Will Return
• Dixon Priest Diagnosed With Coronavirus, Solano County Health Officer Investigates
• Camden's Woodrow Wilson High School To Be Renamed After Community Concerns About Namesake's 'Racist Values'
• Dylan Robinson, Arrested In Police Station Arson, Heads Back To Minnesota
• Lanes Of NB Hwy 99 Blocked Due To Overturned Vehicle At 12th Ave.
• Civil Rights Attorney Ben Crump Representing Family Of Psychiatric Patient Killed At Munster Community Hospital
• Philadelphia Police Investigating Death Of Man Found Bleeding From Head Inside Strawberry Mansion Apartment
• How Would You Like COVID-19 Test Results In Minutes, Instead Of Days?
• Group raises funds for cop charged in Rayshard Brooks' death
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Brad Parscale didn't vote for Trump in 2016
• LA County Voters Will Be Able To Track Wait Times At Polls During November Election
• Activists Hold Juneteenth Rally At Minnesota State Capitol For Reparations
• Cherry Hill Protesters Demand African-American Studies Be Mandatory Graduation Requirement During Juneteenth March
• This week on "Face the Nation," June 21, 2020
• 'What Matters Is A Strong Ticket': Sen. Klobuchar Discusses Decision To Withdraw VP Candidacy
• Denver Weather: Warmer Weather For The Weekend
• Juneteenth Celebrations Across New York City Expand Calls For Racial Equality
• As COVID Death, Hospitalization Rates Ease, LA County Urges Face Coverings While In Public
• Dallas' MLK Center Hosts Juneteenth Drive Thru: 'We Celebrate In Honor Of Freedom'
• End Of Watch: Remembering Sacramento Officer Tara O'Sullivan
• CBS 2 Investigation: Birth And Death Certificates Being Processed After COVID-19 Shutdown
• Colorado Springs Police Search For Juvenile Suspects In Crime Spree
• De Blasio Names Commission To Review City's History Of Racial Discrimination; Declares Juneteenth NYC Holiday
• District Votes To Change Richland High School Rebel Mascot
• Howard County Reconsiders Outfitting Police Officers With Body Cameras
• Bear Spotted Taking A Dip To Beat The Heat In Washington Township
• Business Owner Convicted Of Tax Evasion Flees State With Guns, Armor, Ballistic Vests, Gas Masks
• In Final Coronavirus Daily Briefing, Cuomo Says Experts Approve Phase 2 Reopening In NYC; 'From Worst To First'
• Chicagoans Call For Racial Equality During Juneteenth March
• Indoor Dining To Resume, Nail Salons And Spas To Reopen Monday
• With George Floyd Fresh In Mind, Minnesotans Turn Out In Forceful Numbers For Juneteenth
• 'He Ran Because He Was Scared': LASD Deputies Shoot, Kill Auto Body Shop Security Guard In Gardena
• Motorcyclist Struck By Hit-And-Run Driver In Manhattan
• Academy School District 20 Celebrates Class Of 2020 With In-Person Graduation Ceremonies
• Shooting Reported Along Highway 4 In Antioch
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: RV Rentals 'Exploding' In Popularity As Families Seek Safe Vacations
• Jets Safety Jamal Adams Officially Asks Team For Trade
• Florida Unemployment Rate Jumps To 14.5 Percent
• Dumb Friends League Breaks Ground On New San Luis Valley Animal Center In Alamosa
• Families Find Ways To Celebrate Memories Of Dad On Father's Day
• MDH Unveils Guidance On Youth Sports Returning During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Ticketmaster To Refund Service Fees For Ticket Sales At Hippodrome Following Settlement With State
• Staten Island Families, Borough Leaders Commemorate Juneteenth With City's 2nd Black Lives Matter Street Mural
• Fargo Juneteenth Organizers Say Threats From City Leaders To Blame For Low Turnout
• Chicago To Reopen Indoor Dining With Rest Of State June 26, With Limits Due To COVID-19
• Water Gremlin Responsible For Lead Testing And Cleanup, Court Of Appeals Opines
• Survey Shows African Americans Much More Likely To Have Friends, Family Die From Coronavirus
• Colorado Labor Department Stops $36 Million In Fraudulent Unemployment Claims
• Deadly Police Shooting: Officers Say Burglary And Assault Suspect Moved Gun Toward Them
• 'We Are All Equal': Roughly 200 Protesters Gather In Cranberry Commons Parking Lot On Juneteenth
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: Crayola Offering Up Art Projects To Spark Kids' Creativity This Summer
• Hundreds inspired by man's mailbox for his dad
• Harry Connick Jr., Georgia Connick To Help Celebrate Essential Workers In CBS Special
• Despite Hit From Coronavirus Pandemic, Westmoreland Co. Transit Authority Won't Increase Fares
• Baltimore County Councilman Plans To Introduce Legislation Banning Police From Using Chokeholds
• Parts Of NYC Rife With Empty Apartments; Real Estate Experts Say Pandemic Causing Buyers And Renters To Reevaluate Priorities
• Florida Governor Ron Desantis Says Masks Should Be Voluntary
• Domestic Violence Suspect Barricaded In Mobile Home In Stockton, Sheriff Says
• 'The History Of The Underground Railroad Is Tied With' AME Zion Church In Manhasset
• Fed Judge OKs Plan To End PG&E Bankruptcy After Wildfires
• Majority Of Americans Support Police Protests Following George Floyd's Death, Poll Finds
• Shots Fired Inside Godfrey Hotel In River North; Drugs And Gun Found In 7th Floor Room
• Peabody Man Sues Gov. Baker, Calls Coronavirus Restrictions 'Irrational'
• Furry Tails: Morticia, Cinnamon & Beau Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Philadelphia Phillies Outfielder Matt Szczur Giving Back To Community One Painting At A Time
• Baltimore City, County Public Schools Will Begin Summer Meal Distribution Program Next Week
• 'People Are Screaming For Reform': State Legislation Following Antwon Rose's Death 2 Years Ago Expected To Be On Gov. Wolf's Desk Soon
• FDNY Captain Hugo Sosa Released From Hospital After Weeks Battling COVID-19
• Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price Tests Negative For Coronavirus 2nd Time After Contact With Someone Who Tested Positive
• Trio Of Local College Stars Take Another Step Toward Making It To Big Leagues
• Black California Police Chiefs: Let Us Quickly Fire Bad Cops
• Cape Cod Businesses Hope To Recover From Slow Summer Opening
• 'U' Announces Breakthrough Study On Treating Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders
• Trump's campaign manager didn't vote for Trump in 2016
• Juneteenth 'Drive To Justice' In NYC: 'A Great Symbol Of What We Have To Do. Steady. Strong. Moving Forward'
• 2 Young People Found Dead After Shooting At Arlington Apartment Complex
• Chicago Rapper Tray Savage Shot Dead In Chatham
• Navy Reverses Stance On Capt. Brett Crozier Reinstatement As USS Theodore Roosevelt Commander
• Long Beach Distributes Free Face Shields To Businesses To Help Them Comply With New Health Order
• Special Session To End Friday, With Or Without Resolution On Police Reform
• Businesses, Customers Planning For Requirement Of Face Masks In Dallas County
• DIA 2nd Busiest Airport For Passenger Traffic In Nation
• Buffalo City Council Asks For Investigation Into Black Officer's 2008 Firing After Allegedly Stopping White Officer's Chokehold On Handcuffed Black Suspect
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: Elmwood Park Zoo's Giraffes Staying Busy Crashing Zoom Meetings
• Three Weeks After George Floyd Protests, No Spike In COVID-19 In Chicago, But It's Still Too Soon To Celebrate
• Former Bryn Mawr Hospital Aide Accused Of Sexually Assaulted Teenage Patient: Police
• Local Law Firm Launches Pro Bono Clinic Geared Towards Helping Black Business Owners And Entrepreneurs
• Reopening Colorado: Denver Dog Parks Now Open
• 12-year-old "I Just Wanna Live" singer signs record deal with Warner
• NYPD Releases New Video Of Suspect Accused In Broad Daylight Sex Assault
• Ellis County Deputy Arrested In Cedar Hill After Domestic Disturbance
• Salons, Barber Shops And More Poised To Open In New Jersey; Visitation To Long-Term Care Facilities Will Also Resume
• Young Moose Wandering Around Fort Collins Relocated To Laramie River Valley
• Maryland Weather: Thunderstorms, Spotty Showers Move Through Friday, Possible Into The Weekend
• Columnist Targets Rangers Baseball For Name Change Due To Law Agency's Racist Past: 'It Should Be An Intolerable Embarrassment To Fans'
• Dallas Bar's Alcohol Permit Suspended After Inspection On COVID-19 Protocols: 'No Tolerance For Breaking The Rules'
• Judge OKs $58B Plan To End PG&E Bankruptcy After Wildfires
• Observing Juneteenth Through Expressions Of Art And Music
• University Of Pittsburgh History Professor Explains Importance Of Juneteenth
• Dorchester Juneteenth Celebration Aims To Spread Awareness
• Lore-Elisabeth Blumenthal, Charged With Torching 2 Philadelphia Police Cars, Must Remain In Jail Until Trial
• Love Frisco: Council Donates Another $25,000 To Shop Local Program
• Twentynine Palms Man Sentenced For Making 10,000 Harassing Phone Calls To Government Offices
• Tesla Makes Juneteenth A Holiday For US Workers, If They Use Paid Time Off
• Texas Man Who Traced Family Tree Back To 1800s Honors His Ancestry On Juneteenth
• Former Englewood Officer Gets 30 Days In Jail For Highlands Ranch Sexual Assault
• City Says Some Residents Will Need To Move Their Cars Off Streets Set To Be Milled Or Resurfaced
• Roaring Fork Schools Athletics Resume Practice, Workouts
• Judge compares Bolton's book to horse already "out of the barn"
• Catskills Real Estate Market Roaring Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Threatening To Shoot Family Wearing 'Black Lives Matter' Shirts In Burlingame
• Fired captain of USS Theodore Roosevelt will not be reinstated
• 2 People Dead After Wrong-Way Driver Crashes Into Other Car On I-5 In Sacramento
• More Positive Tests Among Professional Teams In Florida
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Expected Rise In COVID-19 Cases Due To Increased Testing
• Apple Closing Stores In Florida, Three Other States As COVID-19 Cases Rise
• With Coronavirus Restrictions Loosening, Delaware Valley Gardens Beginning To Invite Visitors In Time For Summer
• Miami Heat Take On Social Injustice During Town Meeting
• Telescope captures breathtaking new X-ray map of the sky
• Platteville-Gilcrest Fire Protection District Moves Into New Headquarters
• Radio Voice Of Pittsburgh Steelers Charged With DUI After Allegedly Crashing Car Through Store
• Orange County Reports 288 New COVID-19 Cases, 7 Additional Deaths Marking County's Deadliest Week
• 'It Feels Bigger': 155th Anniversary Of Juneteenth Comes As Country Faces Change, Division
• Teen Rescued From Rushing St. Vrain River
• African American Museum In Philadelphia Finding New Ways To Celebrate Juneteenth During Pandemic
• Major Cruise Lines Suspend Operations Until September 15
• Report: 49ers Player Tests Positive For COVID-19; Player Among Group Working Out In Nashville
• West LA Pharmacist Charged With Price Gouging After Complaint She Was Selling KN95 Masks For Double Her Cost
• The North Face Biggest Brand Yet To Join Facebook Ad Boycott
• Rockwall Police Investigating After Someone Rams Car Into Z's Café
• Cook Children's Releases Back To School Recommendations
• St. Cloud Officer Shot In Hand Identified As Ryan Priebe
• Coronavirus stokes consumer demand for disposable pee bags
• As People Get Back To More Normal Activities, Here Are Some Rules To Live By
• Did you learn about Juneteenth in school? Many history lessons fall short
• Patriots Season Ticket Holders At Risk Of COVID Can Skip 2020, Come Back In '21
• Schwarzenegger Says Anyone Who Politicizes Wearing Masks Is An 'Absolute Moron'
• Fauci: Americans Ignoring Science During Pandemic Is 'Frustrating'
• Reopening Maryland: Gyms, Malls Among Businesses Reopening As More COVID-19 Restrictions Lifted
• Chicago Weather: Showers And Storms Return On Saturday
• Children's Robitussin And Dimetapp Cough Medicines Recalled Due To Potential Overdose Risks
• Reopening Colorado: Bars Allowed To Open Under Amended Public Health Order; Other Restrictions Relaxed
• Police Investigating Shooting In Anne Arundel County
• 2 Suspects Accused In Scheme To Steal Rare Books From Carnegie Library Sentenced
• Woman Critically Hurt After Being Struck By Pipe In SF Bayview Fight
• St. Cloud Police Seek Public's Help Identifying Arson Suspects
• 2 Arrested, Drugs, Guns And Cash Seized During Pittsburgh Drug Bust
• Consumer Alert: Children's Cough Medicines Recalled Due To Potential Overdose Risks
• Armed Driver In Custody After Police Chase Ends On Atlantic City Expressway
• 3 Arrested, 700 Pounds Of Fireworks Seized By Oxnard, Port Hueneme Police
• Florida could be the next coronavirus epicenter, report warns
• Menlo Park Police Chief Stuns Council By Announcing Retirement At Policing Town Hall
• "Make Black Wall Street great again": Tulsa commemorates Juneteenth
• Indiana Co. Man Arrested For Allegedly Calling In Threats To State Police 40 Times
• Highly-Anticipated Harriet Tubman Museum In Cape May Holds Virtual Grand Opening To Celebrate Juneteenth
• FDA ALERT: Children's Robitussin And Dimetapp Cough Medicines Recalled Due To Overdose Risks
• Board Of Regents Approves Tuition Freeze For University System Of Maryland Schools For Upcoming School Year
• Alamo Drafthouse, AMC To Require Face Masks; Still 'Recommended' At Cinemark
• 2 Buc-ee's Workers At Temple Location Test Positive For COVID-19
• Outdoor Visits Now Allowed At Illinois Nursing Homes; Appointments And Face Coverings Required
• Minneapolis Federal Bank Head Kashkari: Recovery May Be Longer Than Expected
• Reopening After COVID-19: Maryland Zoo Will Reopen June 24 To Members, June 27 To General Public
• Sacramento Native Nick Watney Becomes 1st PGA Tour Player To Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Newly Placed Road Tar Leaves Car Tires Severely Damaged In Plainfield
• Fed's Kashkari warns bank losses during COVID could trigger financial crisis
• Massachusetts Reports 228 New Coronavirus Cases And 30 More Deaths
• Push Grows To Remove Confederate Gen. Stonewall Jackson's Name From West Virginia School
• PGA: Nick Watney Withdraws From RBC Heritage After Testing Positive For COVID-19
• Apple closes stores in 4 states as coronavirus cases jump
• Children's Robitussin, Dimetapp Cough Medicines Recalled For Possible Overdose Risks
• Student Lands Cut-Rate San Francisco Hotel Room After Campus Closed Down Because Of COVID-19
• Lakers' Owner Jeanie Buss Shares Piece Of Racist Hate Mail She Received: 'We All Must Do Better'
• St. Anthony Police: Missing Man Kyle Compardo Known To Frequent Twin Cities
• In-Person And Virtual Events Mark Juneteenth Throughout Southern California
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 44 More COVID-19 Deaths, 692 New Confirmed Cases
• County Executive Names Hector Velez Interim Prince George's County Police Chief Following Hank Stawinski's Resignation
• Gov. Polis Signs Police Accountability Bill Into Law
• Boulder Now Enforcing Ban On Large Gatherings To Combat Surge In COVID-19 Cases
• Malala Yousafzai graduates from Oxford University
• Man Dies After South Minneapolis Shooting Early Friday
• Sacramento County Nail Salons, Tattoo Parlors And Massage Businesses Allowed To Reopen
• Children's Robitussin And Dimetapp Cough Medicines Recalled For Potential Overdose Risks
• Juneteenth In Massachusetts Marked By Marches, Rallies
• Prostitution, Sex Trafficking Website That Took Over For Backpage Shut Down; Owner Indicted
• Feds take down sites replacing sex trafficking portal Backpage.com
• The woman leading the push to revive black-owned businesses in Minneapolis
• Minneapolis police chief calls out union
• Driver Shot And Killed In Chatham; Crashes Into 3 Parked Cars
• Federal Disaster Loans Of Up To $2M Available To Looted Businesses
• MLB team removes statue of longtime owner over racist comments
• George Washington statue toppled by protesters
• Former Stow Police Chief Accused Of Trying To Meet 14-Year-Old Boy Pleads Not Guilty
• Pittsburgh Public Schools To Review Progress, Potential Expansion Of Ban On Suspending Students For Nonviolent Infractions
• McEnany won't wear mask at Tulsa Trump rally
• West Metro Investigating Series Of Suspicious Fires
• Robitussin, Dimetapp Recalled Due To Incorrect Dosing Cups
• AMC Reverses Course, Will Require Customers To Wear Face Masks After Receiving Backlash On Social Media
• Juneteenth recognizes "original sin" of U.S., Texas lawmaker says
• Amy Klobuchar withdraws from vice presidential consideration
• Food scarcity is on the rise in America as the economy reels
• "Lord of the Rings" actor Ian Holm dies
• NBA players can wear smart rings to detect COVID symptoms
• Florida drops "Gator Bait" cheer over term's "historic racist imagery"
• After heated exchange on race, Florida congressman reveals Cuban "son"
• Phase 2, Part 2: Here's What Can Reopen In Massachusetts On Monday
• East Canyon Fire: Crews Expecting 'Critical Fire Weather' Friday
• Disneyland workers push back against plan to reopen next month
• Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Teenage Girl
• Apple Re-Closes Stores In States Seeing Surge Of COVID-19 Infections
• Fauci: Americans ignoring science during pandemic is "frustrating"
• Predatory Offender, Michael Landon, Indicted In South Minneapolis Rape Case
• AMC reverses policy on face masks amid backlash
• Central Market To Require Face Coverings For Customers At All Locations
• LA Woman Arrested In Connection With Santa Monica Looting
• 'Change Starts With Us': Denver Nonprofit Owner Urges People To Spread Hope On Juneteenth
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Urged To Make Police Discipline Records Public
• Indoor Seating Is First Step 'In The Right Direction' For Restaurants, Owner Says
• Mayor On Push To Remove NYPD From New York City Schools: 'I Don't Think They're Right'
• Buildings In Downtown Pittsburgh Light Up For Pride Month
• Man Killed, Second Wounded In Drive-By Shooting In Studio City Parking Lot
• Rangers Sign Top 2 Draft Picks Despite Future Still Being Unclear
• LA Mayor Establishes Office Of Racial Equity, Plans To 'Give Preference To Minority-Owned Businesses'
• Federal Judge Places Limits On Oakland Police Use Of Tear Gas On Protesters
• Como Conservatory To Reopen Next Week
• Tampa Bay Lightning Shut Down Facilities After Multiple Players, Staff Members Test Positive For COVID-19
• Gov. Hogan: Limited Outdoor Visitation Will Be Allowed At Some Maryland Nursing Homes
• Sacramento Sheriff: Deputies Will Comply But Won't Criminally Enforce Statewide Mask Order
• AMC To Reopen Theaters In Mid-July, All Guests Must Wear Masks
• 'It Cannot Be Merely Symbolic': Push To Make Juneteenth A National Holiday Takes On More Urgency
• 'June 19th Is My Independence Day As A Black Woman': Over 100 Protesters March Through Wilkinsburg On Juneteenth
• Man Shot Several Times In St. Paul; Investigation Underway
• CTA And Pace To Resume Collecting Fares On Buses, Having Passengers Board Through Front Doors
• Thunderstorms predicted for Trump Tulsa rally as supporters camp out
• Juneteenth: Protesting Dockworkers Shut Down Port Of Oakland; March For Racial Justice
• Rare Hybrid Sea Turtle Released In Florida Keys To Join Tour de Turtles Race
• Massachusetts Reopening: Indoor Dining, Nail Salons Return Monday, Phase 3 No Earlier Than July 6
• Louisville Police Det. Brett Hankison Will Be Fired Over Breonna Taylor Shooting, Chief Says
• Fans Allowed At O'Reilly Auto Parts 500 NASCAR Race At Texas Motor Speedway In July
• Jonelle Matthews Murder: Judge Orders Release Of Redacted Autopsy Report
• Man Injured In Miami Shooting Near Paramount Miami Worldcenter Condo
• NAACP Launches 'Wake Up Black Vote' Campaign To Energize Black Vote In Pennsylvania
• Apple CEO Tim Cook "incredibly grateful" for Supreme Court's decision protecting LGBTQ workers
• UCSF Study: Economics Played Role In San Francisco Mission District COVID-19 Cases
• As Texans Celebrate Juneteenth Push Strengthens To Make The Emancipation Day A National Holiday
• Two Years Later, Antwon Rose Remembered In East Pittsburgh On Juneteenth
• New Jersey To Allow Limited Nursing Home Visits Beginning Sunday
• Friends, Family & Fellow Officers Bid Farewell To First Philadelphia Police Officer To Die From COVID-19 Capt. James Walker
• Gov. Tom Wolf Moves The Rest Of Pennsylvania, Except For Lebanon County, Into 'Green' Next Week
• In Africa, toppling statues is just a first step in addressing racism
• Maryland Department Of Health Reminds Residents To Follow Safety Tips To Avoid Heat Related Illness
• U.S. protests inspire calls to "defund the police" in the U.K.
• Englewood Police Officer Lauren Riddle Released From Hospital After Deadly Shooting At RTD Station
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Jay
• 'It's Part Of The Business': Vikings, Dalvin Cook Present NFL's Latest RB Contract Standoff
• Pacifica Police Seek Suspect In Attempted ATM Burglary
• We bailed out banks. Should we bail out restaurants?
• Nebraska governor: Counties requiring masks ineligible for relief money
• AMC Theatres Expected To Reopen Most Locations In July
• Man Critically Wounded In Austin Drive-By Shooting
• Hotel Tax Revenues Plunge In Florida Due To Pandemic
• Enes Kanter Says His Father Has Been Released After Spending 7 Years In Turkish Prison
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Cases Surpass 63.5K, Hospitalizations Fall Below 650
• Cuomo hails New Yorkers for doing "the impossible" together
• Liam's List: Your Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• 93-Year-Old Opal Lee Calls For Juneteenth As National Holiday With Walk In Fort Worth
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Urges Congress To Include Mayors In Discussions Of Police Reform Legislation; 'We're On The Front Lines'
• Archbishop William E. Lori Commends Supreme Court's DACA Decision: 'We Have A Sacred Charge To Protect Those Most Vulnerable'
• Organizers Of Philadelphia's Juneteenth Parade Partner With Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium For Free Testing
• Michigan Matters: Two CEOs Confronting Two Historic Crises
• Safe To Babysit Grandkids? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Solar Eclipse 2020: When And Where To See The 'Ring Of Fire' Eclipse
• After Fatal Water Incident In Minneapolis, Authorities Urge Beach-Goers To Be Careful
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 38 Deaths, 526 New Coronavirus Cases As Statewide Total Climbs To 80,762
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 362 Additional COVID-19 Cases, 17 More Deaths; 3rd Straight Day Of Tests Breaching 10K
• 600 Pounds Of Feces Removed From Cages Along With 124 Animals, 'Worst Cockroach Infestation Ever'
• 5 Charged In June 9 Ocean City, Maryland Boardwalk Assaults
• Man Accused Of Chasing Children With Machete In Waite Park
• Reopening: State Unemployment Rate At 16.3 Percent; Highest Since Great Depression; More Than 2.2M Jobs Lost
• Unemployment In Wisconsin Drops In May To 12%
• Zoom Responds To Privacy Backlash, Giving All Users End-To-End Encryption
• Colorado Wildlife Experts Tracking Spread Of Deadly Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease
• Baltimore Police Commissioner Identifies Officer Shot As Brian Burke
• Jobless Rate Slides Back From Coronavirus Pandemic Peak In Pennsylvania
• Miami Weather: Afternoon Showers & Thunderstorms In The Forecast
• More Economic Gloom: California Jobless Rate Hits 16.3%
• Florida Has Nearly 4,000 New COVID-19 Cases, Record Single Day Increase
• Gov. Walz Issues Juneteenth Proclamation, Urges Lawmakers To Establish State Holiday
• 'Transparency And Accountability': Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Calls For Change To State Law So Body Camera Footage Can Be Immediately Made Public
• Coronavirus Pandemic Forces Massport To Scale Back Logan Airport Expansion Plans
• 'So Much Hope': Denver DACA Recipient Has Faith Program Is Here To Stay
• Buccaneers Assistant Coach Tests Positive For COVID-19; Two Others Quarantined
• Colorado Weather: Soggy Scenario Finishes The Week
• Unions Tell Calif. Governor Disneyland Not Ready To Reopen
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-19-20
• Authorities: Suspected Noose In Rohnert Park Was Kids' Rope Swing Placed Months Before
• Disney Cancels Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party In 2020
• Illinois Secretary Of State Closes Schaumburg Drivers Services Facility After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 16 New Coronavirus Cases As Countywide Total Grows To 2,138
• Calhoun Square To Drop Name Of 'Known Racist And Champion Of Slavery'
• Alex Cora Touches On Return To Baseball In 2021, Won't Discuss Potential Reunion With Red Sox
• Apartments For Rent in Chicago: What Will $1,100 Get You?
• Officer-Involved Shooting Investigated In Wilton Manors
• Port Of LA Workers Hold Strike To Commemorate Juneteenth
• Weeklong Heat Wave Possible For Some, Saturday Could Be Hottest Day Of The Year
• 'The Fallen 7': Father's Day To Mark A Year Since Randolph, NH Crash That Killed Motorcyclists
• Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony Announces Police Reform Pledge
• The Dig Callback: Family Sticks Together At Bianco Brothers Instruments
• Trump Tweets Fake Toddlers Video; Twitter Labels It 'Manipulated Media'
• Jobless Rate Slides Back From Pandemic Peak In Pennsylvania
• Police: Panhandling Carjacker Sits On 66-Year-Old Woman After Being Given $1, Leads Police On Chase From N.J. To Penn.
• Revolution Coach Bruce Arena Questions Playing National Anthem At Non-International Sporting Events
• PTL Links: June 19, 2020
• Chicago Police Department Misses 71% Of Deadlines For Consent Decree Reforms; 'We're Not Doing A Slow Roll'
• Before Passing Mask Ordinance Dallas County Commissioners Say: 'Our Leadership Comes With Guys With Guns'
• Rooftop Pool At Boston's Colonnade Hotel Opens With New Safety Restrictions
• San Francisco Symphony Silenced By COVID-19; Cancels Remaining Events For The Year
• President Trump: 'The Whole Country Will Be Minneapolis' If Biden Elected President
• 'Lord Of The Rings' Actor Ian Holm Dies At 88
• Merge Twin Cities Seeks To Hoster Understanding Between People
• VocalEssence's Father's Day Live Stream Event
• 'Father's Eve': A Chance For Dads To Connect
• Saint Paul Farmers' Market Now Open
• Protesters, Black Lives Matter Activists Sue To Block Indianapolis Police From Using Tear Gas On Demonstrators
• Report: Angels' Albert Pujols Paying Team's Staff Members In Dominican Republic
• Petersen Automotive Museum Reopens Friday
• The poetry and rhythm of Bob Dylan's lyrics
• Walpole Dropping 'Rebels' Nickname From Sports Teams
• Jamal Adams Requests Trade From Jets, Who Have No Desire To Trade Star Safety
• Chicago Weather: Hot, Humid Day; Weekend Storms Ahead
• Plano Police Department Holds Virtual Open House For New Substation
• Woman, 45, Dies After Car Crashes Into Tree Along Elk Grove Boulevard
• A Buffalo cop says she intervened to stop a chokehold. She was fired.
• Miami Beach Mayor To Warn Businesses Not Following The Reopening Guidelines
• Coronavirus Reopening Roundup: Rents Drop During COVID-19 Exodus; Newsom Says You Gotta Wear Masks
• Twins Remove Statue Of Calvin Griffith From Target Field Over Racist Comments
• Man Shot In Chest Late Thursday In Baltimore
• Inter Miami CF Player Isolating After Testing Positive For COVID-19
• Twitter flags video shared by Trump as "manipulated media"
• When Animals Attack In Suburbia
• Theo Epstein Boots 50-Yard Field Goal To Raise Money For ALS Research
• Employees Pushing Companies To Make Juneteenth A National Holiday
• 'Face Coverings Should Be Worn': Beach Safety Recommendations From The CDC
• California Enacts Law Requiring Mail-In Ballots Sent To All Voters For November Presidential Election
• Authorities: New Jersey Mom Charged After Helping Fugitive Son Flee To Pennsylvania
• Study: COVID-19 Job Loss Disproportionately Impacted Black & Older Workforce Populations In Allegheny County
• What's Happening On Juneteenth In The Twin Cities?
• Shipment Of Counterfeit Apple AirPods Seized At O'Hare Airport
• California to send every voter mail-in ballot for November
• Man Who Allegedly Ran Sex Trafficking Websites Being Extradited To Texas To Face Federal Charges
• Chicago Taxi Drivers Will Get $200 A Year For PPE
• Portion Of Pennsylvania Turnpike In Montgomery County Reopens After Truck Overturns
• Descendants of Tulsa massacre still feel trauma a century later
• Gillette Stadium Closed On Juneteenth, Patriots Encourage Employees To Use Day For Education And Appreciation
• Texas Education Commissioner Says Public Schools Will Reopen In The Fall
• Pa. Department Of Environmental Protection Hosts Tire Collection Event In Westmoreland County
• Fauci says more wide lockdowns likely not needed for virus fight
• Cops charged in Rayshard Brooks' fatal shooting turn themselves in
• Man Killed, 2 Injured While Standing On Sidewalk In East Chatham
• National Guard airlifts "Into the Wild" bus from Alaska trail
• Caught On Camera: 80-Year-Old Man Violently Robbed Of Backpack In The Bronx
• Former Steelers Super Bowl MVP Santonio Holmes Reflects On Having A Son With Sickle Cell Anemia
• For the world's 80 million displaced people, memories fade, not hope
• Police: Suspects Seen On Video Trying To Rob Brooklyn Pharmacy
• Youth Baseball Practice Looks Different During Pandemic, But In Deerfield, All Agree It's 'Going Great'
• Report: Sixers To Stay At Grand Floridian When NBA Season Resumes In Orlando
• Centipede, Minecraft Among Games Inducted Into World Video Game Hall Of Fame
• Thousands Expected To Gather At Juneteenth March, Rally Downtown
• Pittsburgh Weather: Thick Morning Clouds Give Way To Mostly Cloudy Afternoon Skies
• At Least 1 Person Rushed To Hospital After Gunfire Erupts In Wilmington, Police Say
• Cook County Election Judge Still Waiting To Get Paid For Work During March Primary; 'There's Got To Be A Way To Solve This'
• Police: Carjacker Sits On Driver In Ewing Township, Leads Officers On Chase That Ends In Pennsylvania
• Pedestrian Struck By Vehicle On Bedford Avenue
• Biden adviser dispels "myth" of disagreements in campaign
• Elections experts fear what primary mayhem may mean for November
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/19 Friday Morning Forecast
• Pittsburgh Set To Celebrate Juneteenth National Freedom Day
• 2 Men Injured In Ambush-Style Shooting Near Elementary School In East Mount Airy
• Boston Comedian Turns To Driveway Shows To Deliver Laughs
• Court battle over Bolton book could set precedent
• U.S. "not going to allow" Russia and China to build more nuclear weapons
• 3 People Killed In Overnight Shooting In Wilkinsburg
• Anna And Elsa's Special Story Time Exceeds Fundraising Goal
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating Robbery On Smithfield Street Bridge
• Vincentian Academy Holds Final Graduation Ceremony
• Weekend To Do List: A Taste Of The Cape, Virtual Comedy Show
• AHN Opens New Mobile Coronavirus Testing Site In Homewood
• Friday's Show Info (6/19/20)
• Pitt & WVU Extend Basketball Backyard Brawl For 2 More Seasons

Videos from June 19, 2020

• Al Sharpton: "Even nameless, we never stopped fighting"
• Senior Biden campaign adviser Symone Sanders on "The Takeout" — 6/19/2020
• 2020 Belmont Stakes to kick off Triple Crown races without an audience
• Vermont man installs mailbox that stores letters for fathers who've passed away
• Navy announces former USS Roosevelt Captain will not be reinstated
• Amy Klobuchar on her decision to withdraw from the vice presidential race
• President Trump and John Bolton continue to clash over Bolton's memoir
• Police officer involved in the shooting of Breonna Taylor will be fired
• Protesters seek to make Juneteenth a national holiday
• Oklahoma Supreme Court rules in favor of Trump's rally
• CBS Evening News, June 19, 2020
• Kentucky's Senate race heats up before Tuesday's primary
• Trump holds rally in Tulsa 99 years after race massacre
• U.S. "not going to allow Russia and China to continue" increasing nuclear stockpiles, top negotiator says
• Minneapolis police chief: Union must decide whether to be on right or wrong side of history
• Woman rebuilding black businesses in Minnesota
• Cuomo hails New Yorkers for uniting to fight crisis, but warns "COVID isn't over"
• Facebook removes Trump ads over Nazi-like red triangle symbol
• How Americans can hold government accountable to enact meaningful change
• Pulling down Africa's racist memorials
• Buffalo urged to review case of cop fired in 2008 after intervening in chokehold
• Africa knows all about tearing down statues
• More than 40,000 cruise ship workers still stranded at sea
• Understanding Juneteenth's significance amid global protests over racial injustice
• U.K. Black Lives Matter protesters call for defunding British police
• Confederate portraits taken down at U.S. Capitol
• Florida could be next epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic
• Oklahoma arena asks Trump campaign for plan to keep rally attendees safe
• Celebrating Father's Day: Dads across the country share words of wisdom on raising little ones
• Less than five months until Election Day: Is the U.S. ready?
• Oklahoma GOP Senator James Lankford on President Trump's upcoming Tulsa rally
• Juneteenth: The story behind the 155-year-old holiday that commemorates the end of slavery
• "Into the Wild" bus airlifted from Alaska backcountry over safety concerns
• "Dreamers" celebrate the Supreme Court's blocking of Trump administration policy
• Supreme Court rules Trump administration improperly ended program for "Dreamers"
• Atlanta officers surrender to police in Rayshard Brooks' death
• Trump campaign requires Tulsa rally ticket-holders to sign COVID-19 waiver