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Articles from June 20, 2020

• Ventura County Sheriff's Office, DA's Office Employees Arrested In Vandalism Of Black Lives Matter Sign
• San Quentin Coronavirus Outbreak Explodes; 151 Inmates Infected
• 'Refuse Fascism' Group Holds Anti-Trump Rally In Los Angeles
• Family Of Teen Shot, Killed By LASD In Gardena Dispute Claim He Was Armed
• San Joaquin County Surpasses Sacramento County in Coronavirus Cases
• Arrest Made In Hit-And-Run Showing Corona Driver Speeding With Motorcycle Wrapped Around Front Bumper
• Motorcyclist Dead After Collision With Vehicle In Loomis, CHP Says
• Bars, Wineries, Breweries Welcome Back Customers Across SoCal
• Minneapolis Police Department Reports Increased Hostility Toward Officers
• Protesters At Governor's Mansion Demand Solution To Powerhorn Park Tent City
• Pursuit Suspect Hit Undercover Car, Struck 2 Pedestrians And Threw Gun Out Window, Deputies Say
• At Least 19 Injured In Over A Dozen Shootings Across NYC In 24 Hours
• New Jersey Hair Salons Getting Ready To Reopen Monday: 'We Are Starting From Scratch Again'
• Chicago Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued For Parts Of Area
• Alameda County Heath Department Eases Stay-at-Home Order to Allow More Businesses to Open
• Four Hospitalized After Vehicle Collides With Pedestrians In Scott Township
• Loved Ones Bid Farewell To Archbishop Lucius Hall, Who Died In April After Contracting COVID-19
• U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman Resigns After Feud With Trump Administration
• Local Trump Supporters Celebrate Tulsa Rally, Listen For His Response To COVID-19
• Corrections Officers Of Color Sue Ramsey County For Discrimination
• 3-Year-Old Shot, Killed In South Austin Community; Was Third Child Under 10 Shot In Chicago Since Wednesday
• Coronavirus Precautions Remain In Place As New York City Officially Ushers In Summer
• 'I Just Want To Know Why:' Family Of Ericka Stevens Gather For Vigil, Remember Her Life
• Police Pursuit Ends In Crash In North Minneapolis
• Police Arrest Devon Sample In Murder Of 3-Year-Old Shaniya Gilmore, Pregnant Mother Shiand Miller
• Trump Holds Rally In Tulsa Despite Coronavirus Concerns
• Historical Statues, Street Names Center Of Debate In Philadelphia As Black Live Matters Protests Continue For 4th Straight Weekend
• Murder victim's friends say PA woman made good on her vow to kill
• Reopening Maryland: Malls, Including Towson Town Center, Opens To Shoppers
• Family, Friends Pay Respects To Baltimore Radio Announcer Tyra Phillips Womack Who Died In Shooting
• Early Morning Arsons Near Bel Air Cause More Than $1M In Damage, Fire Marshal's Office Says
• More Maryland Colleges Announce Fall Semester Plans, Including Combination Of In-Person, Online Classes
• Youth Groups Organize Protest Against Racial Inequality In The Crenshaw District
• Maryland Man Pleads Guilty To Stealing More Than $400K In Retirement, Social Security Benefits Intended For His Dead Mother
• At Tulsa Rally, Trump Tries To Tie Statue Destruction To Democrats
• Fresh Express Salad Kit Sold In 11 States, Including Maryland, Recalled Due To Undeclared Allergens
• South Austin Shooting Wounds 2 Boys, 15 And 16, And Girl, 13
• 5 Seniors At Graduation Ceremony In Virginia Test Positive For COVID-19
• Tattoo Shops, Massage Parlors Reopen After Getting Green Light From LA County
• 3 killed and 3 seriously injured in U.K. stabbing
• Man Shot In Arm In West Baltimore, Police Say
• TCU Offers Free COVID-19 Testing To Students, Employees This Coming Week
• Sheriff: Help Sought Finding Terry McCoy, 68, From Wheaton
• 2 Teenage Boys Killed In South Chicago Shooting
• SF Mayor, Residents Decry Vandalism of Golden Gate Park Statues
• 1 Man Dead, 1 Wounded In Shooting On Western Avenue In Logan Square
• Police: Woman Walking Dog Was Groped By Man On Bike On Lakefront Trail In Edgewater
• More Than 13,000 Office Chairs Recalled; Back Can Break Off Leading To Fall Risk
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Previously Missing 15-Year-Old Kennia Johnson
• 4 Hikers Rescued By Helicopter Near Wrights Lake In El Dorado County
• Memorial Planned For Elk Grove Teen Killed Near UC Berkeley
• Crews Quickly Control 2-Alarm Brush Fire on Yerba Buena Island
• West Philly Triple Shooting Leaves Three Men Hospitalized: Police
• Baltimore Barbershops Help Neighbors Cope With Trauma
• Frederick Douglass High School Shooting Moved Three Students To Take Action
• Funeral Held For Amari Wise
• Coronavirus Surge: Sacramento County Sees Nearly 100 New Cases Overnight
• Congressman Adam Schiff Drops Endorsement Of LA County District Attorney Jackie Lacey
• Redskins Retire Bobby Mitchell's Jersey, Rename Stadium Level
• CHP Investigates Deadly Crash Involving Motorcycle Near Sloughouse
• Students March To Gracie Mansion In Push For Education Funding
• With Summer Starting Saturday, Local Power Companies Say They're Ready
• Don's Appliances Teams Up With Habitat For Humanity To Help Those In Need
• Black Lives Matter protests ensue outside Trump rally in Tulsa
• Chicago Dogs Among 6 American Association Baseball Teams Set To Start Season In 3 Pod Cities
• Cedar Hill ISD Athlete Tests Positive For COVID-19 As Voluntary Workouts Continue
• Camping To Be Allowed At 12 New Jersey Parks, Forests, Other Areas
• Jefferson Hills Officer Killed In Head-On Crash Laid To Rest
• Woman Shot In Face Forgives Gunman At His Sentencing
• Lanes Reopen On Southbound 5 Freeway In Lake Forest After Deadly Multi-Vehicle Crash
• Maryland Casinos Hedge Bets With Phased-In Re-Openings
• San Francisco Assemblyman Phil Ting Makes Stunning Extramarital Affair Apology On Social Media
• Texas Health Officials Report Record 4,430 New COVID-19 Cases On Saturday
• Man Pulled From Lake Estes After Trying To Save Children
• Parents Quickly Getting Ready For Start Of Summer Youth Sports
• Juneteenth Celebration and George Floyd Memorial Run
• Cherry Hill Middle Schooler 'Taking Action' With Letter Urging New Curriculum Teaching Black History To School District
• 'They Turned From Police Officers To Murderers:' Black Community Leaders Discuss Racism In Roxbury
• Protests Against Racism, Police Injustice Continue In Baltimore Despite Rain
• NY-Bred Tiz The Law Wins Barren Belmont Stakes
• Hundreds Gather For Peaceful Rally In Downtown Pittsburgh For The Fourth Saturday In A Row
• Secretary Of Veterans Affairs Explains COVID-19 Impacts On Vets, Efforts To Prevent Veteran Suicide
• Denver Police Investigating Early Morning Deadly Shooting
• Dallas County Reports 395 More COVID-19 Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Man Shot & Killed At I-25 On-Ramp In Denver
• South Philadelphia Group Cleans Marconi Plaza With Hopes Of Uniting Community After Clashes Over Columbus Statue
• Family Holds Vigil For Ruthie Johnson, Innocent Woman Killed In Maywood Police Chase
• Philadelphia Residents Mobilize In Effort To Rename Taney Street, Named After Problematic Figure In US History
• 19-Year-Old's Quick Decision Saves Family From House Fire In Emsworth
• Gov. Cuomo: Mets, Yankees Will Train In New York City, Not Florida For 2020 Season
• Revere Police Investigate Hate Crime After Car Found Vandalized With Spray Painted Swastikas
• Big Shoulders Fund Gives Thousands Of Meals To Families Affected By COVID-19 For Father's Day
• 2 Shot In North Minneapolis, Police Report
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/20 Saturday Night Forecast
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Says State Plans To Keep Eye On Travelers From States Experiencing Uptick In Coronavirus Cases
• 6 Trump Campaign Staffers In Tulsa Test Positive For COVID-19
• Rally Held In The Bronx To Help Struggling Small Businesses Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• NY-Bred Tiz The Law Wins Barren Belmont Stakes
• Woman Speaks Out After Stray Bullet From Street Strikes Her In Humboldt Park Home
• Three Center City Shops, Already Boarded Up Due To Recent Looting, Burglarized Again Overnight, Authorities Say
• One Dead, 4 Hurt In Jersey City Shooting
• Jewel Osco Recalls Signature Farms Garden Salad Due To Cyclospora Outbreak
• Prince's Custom 'Blue Angel' Guitar From 1980s Sells For $563,500
• Beach-Goers Enjoy The Summer Heat Despite Coronavirus Risk
• 2 Arrested In North Sacramento Shooting, Robbery; Victim In Critical Condition
• 4,049 Cases Reported On Saturday Marks Another Daily Record Of COVID-19 Infections In Florida
• New York-bred Tiz the Law wins 2020 Belmont Stakes
• Miami-Dade Police Shuts Down 3 Restaurants, Warns 45 Businesses Not Complying With COVID-19 Restrictions
• Prayer Walk Held In Fort Lauderdale, March In Miami Calling For Peace, Action
• Supporters Rally At Oxford Gym Forced To Close: 'Everybody Thinks It's Ridiculous'
• Massachusetts Reports 286 New Coronavirus Cases And 28 More Deaths
• Woman Flown To Hospital After Falling At McConnells Mill State Park
• Lawmakers Use Protest Momentum To Push State Racial Reforms
• Homestead-Miami Speedway Hosts Columbus High School Grads
• It's Academic: June 20, 2020
• Unity Walk In Camden Community Helps Residents Register To Vote, Provides Free COVID-19 Testing
• New Colorado Executive Order Allows For More Coronavirus Response Funding
• New Hampshire Reports 37 New Coronavirus Cases, 5,518 Cases Total
• 'All Individuals Should Wear Masks,' Florida Department of Health Issues Recommendation
• Ohio Agrees To Pay Nearly $2 Million In Wrongful Conviction Settlement
• 5 Injured in Multi-Vehicle Crash on Westbound I-80 in Fairfield
• Petition To Make Juneteenth A National Holiday
• Man Accused Of Killing Ex-Wife In Keller Found Dead In Vehicle
• Florida Gov. Ron Desantis Signs Bills On School Bus Safety, Bear Poaching
• MDH Advises Against Eating ALDI Or Hy-Vee Brand Garden Salads, After 13 Minnesotans Get Sick
• 5-Year-Old Boy Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries In NW Baltimore Crash, Police Say
• 19-Year-Old Charged With Murder After Allegedly Shooting Man In Head In Dallas
• Former FSU Football Player Wants University Stadium Renamed
• U.S. attorney says he will leave office after Barr says Trump fired him
• Iconic Prince Guitar, Once Considered Lost, Sold For Over $500,000 At Auction
• Probe Underway After Man Is Found Dead During Welfare Check In LA
• Photographer Ryan Bakerink's Chicago 2020 time capsule
• Legislature Adjourns Special Session, But Issues Remain Unsolved
• Yankees and Mets will train in New York, not Florida, Cuomo says
• DC Protesters Pull Down, Burn Statue Of Confederate General
• Man Shot In Face, Killed Overnight In SE Baltimore, Police Say
• Police: Man Shot, Killed While Trying To Break Up Fight At Dallas Restaurant
• Indiana Health Officials Announce 411 New COVID-19 Cases, 19 Additional Deaths
• Second WVU Football Player Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Illinois Reports 634 New COVID-19 Cases, 45 More Deaths
• Photos: Juneteenth Protesters Topple Golden Gate Park Statues Of Serra, Key, Grant
• Juneteenth Celebrations Continue Across The Southland
• Second Rivers Casino Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• 15-Year-Old Bicyclist Fatally Struck By Vehicle In Woodridge
• San Jose Caps Fees on Construction Near Diridon Station to Boost Development
• 3 Boston City Councilors Want To Divert Nonviolent 911 Calls From Police
• Former Employee Sentenced To Pay $1 Million After Defrauding Xcel
• Romeoville Police K-9 Spike Retires After 8 Years Of Service; To Be Replaced By K-9 Aris
• 6 Trump campaign staffers in Tulsa test positive for COVID-19
• Who is Geoffrey Berman, the U.S. attorney fired by Trump?
• Ed's Driveway: BMW M8 Competition Coupe
• Splash Lagoon To Reopen Next Week
• Family discovers trove of valuable baseball memorabilia in uncle's attic
• All Westbound Lanes Of Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Open After Accident
• Point Park University Announces Students Will Learn Remotely Following Thanksgiving Break
• North Korean defectors sometimes struggle to adjust to new life
• MN House, Senate Pass Legislation To Raise Child Care Subsidy Rates
• For the first time, Biden raises more cash in a month than Trump
• DPH Releases Plan To Address Coronavirus Impact On Communities Of Color
• Chicago Taxi Drivers To Receive $200 A Year From City For Personal Protective Equipment
• Atilis Gym Reopening Order Declined Amid Challenge To New Jersey Gov. Murphy
• Police: 3 Taken Into Custody For Breaking Into Champion Store In Center City, 1 Suspect Claims She Was Only Taking Mints
• Report: 180 Employees At Meadows Racetrack And Casino Face Permanent Layoffs
• Feed The Hood Honors Antwon Rose, Distributes Over 500 Meals In Neighborhood Where He Lived
• Diocese Of Brooklyn Churches To Resume Weekday Masses With Social Distancing
• Dreyer's to drop "derogatory" Eskimo Pie name after 99 years
• Woman Injured In Frankford House Fire
• LA County Judge Approves Temporary $0 Bail Schedule For Most Misdemeanors
• Greeley Man Sentenced To 10 Years Following Drug Ring Investigation
• Health Officials Reminding Pennsylvania Residents To Take Precautions Against COVID-19 As More Counties Prepare To Go Green
• CTA Green, Pink And Brown Lines Delayed Due To Earlier Raised Bridge Downtown
• Coronavirus Outbreak Forces Eagle Lake Camp To Remain Closed
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 503 New Coronavirus Cases Along With 20 Additional Deaths
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 438 Cases Of COVID-19, Hospitalizations Continue To Decrease
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-20-20
• Judge Rules John Bolton Can Publish Book Despite Trump Administration Efforts To Block It
• Boston Police Seize Illegal Fireworks Found In U-Haul Van
• Man Survives Being Shot 3 Times At Party In Park West
• Judge rules John Bolton can publish book despite efforts to block it
• NYPD: Woman Robbed After Refusing 'Indecent' Request On Subway
• Ohio Health Officials Report Rise In Coronavirus Cases Among Children
• Track Rare Rehabilitated Turtle During Long-Distance Migration
• Beyoncé dropped a surprise new single on Juneteenth
• Police Seek Public's Help In Locating Man Last Seen In Arcadia
• City Of Pittsburgh Distributes Thousands Of Meals To Children, Seniors Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Vallejo Police Investigate Fatal Shooting Friday Night
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 20 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing The County Total To 2,158
• Lifeguards Return To State Beaches In Massachusetts
• Trump supporters camp out in line overnight for his rally in Tulsa
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: June 20, 2020
• Salinas Man Pleads No Contest To Lewd Acts With 2 Young Girls
• Chicago Weather: Some Downpours For The Last Hours Of Spring But Nice Father's Day Ahead
• Allegheny County Police Issue Arrest Warrant For Shooting Suspect, Suspect Still At Large
• San Pablo License Plate Reader Leads To Arrest Of Suspect With Drugs, Assault Rifle
• San Mateo Man Arrested After Allegedly Assaulting Ex-Girlfriend
• Florida Law Bans Pelvic Exams Without Consent
• 'If I Get This Virus It Doesn't Matter': Steelers' Zach Banner Explains Decision Not To Wear Mask During Antwon Rose Demonstration
• Santa Clara County Plans To Treat Areas Where West Nile Virus Found
• BART Provides Free Bus Service Between Lafayette And Rockridge Stations During Tracks Project
• Judge Rules Bolton Can Publish Book Despite Efforts To Block It
• Colorado Weather: Dry Saturday Ahead With Normal June Temps Making A Return
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Cases Near 64K, Hospitalizations Stay Below 650
• Pence wouldn't say "black lives matter" in interview on Juneteenth
• Gas Prices Still Climbing In New Jersey, Nation As States Reopen
• Protesters in D.C. topple statue of Confederate general
• East Canyon Fire Grows To 2,900 Acres With 21% Contained
• Coronavirus Reopening Roundup: Giants Forced To Close Training Camp; 49ers Player Tests Positive In Nashville
• WATCH: Philadelphia Police Release Surveillance Video Of Germantown Avenue Jewelry Store Burglary
• Another ex-officer charged in George Floyd death released from jail
• U.S. Attorney In New York Says He's Not Resigning
• Reopening: San Francisco Giants, MLB Teams Shut Down Training Camps
• Racial Profiling Incident At Forever 21 Leads To Remarkable Partnership For Non-Profit Group
• Two Children's Cough Medicines Recalled Due To Potential Overdose Risks
• New York Weather: 6/20 CBS2 Saturday Afternoon Forecast
• Philadelphia Police: 51-Year-Old Man Found Shot To Death Inside Vacant Home In East Germantown
• Trump holds first campaign rally in 110 days
• Pittsburgh Buildings Light Up In Honor Of Juneteenth
• Family Escapes Early Morning House Fire In Emsworth
• Pittsburgh Sign Uses Stanley Cups, Terrible Towels, Parking Chairs, And Ketchup Bottles As Social Distancing Guide For Yinzers
• Thousands Gather For Peaceful Juneteenth Celebration In Oakland
• Pittsburgh Weather: Summer Kicks Off With Hot And Humid Conditions
• Hey Ray! Explaining What The Summer Solstice Means
• Missing 15-Year-Old Jared Reilly Found Safe By Murrysville Police
• Home On Shetland Street Destroyed By Overnight Fire
• Jefferson Hills Police Officer Dale Provins To Be Laid To Rest After Being Killed In Head-On Crash
• One Person Killed In Motorcycle Accident In Carroll Township
• Saturday's Show Info (6/20/20)
• Valmar Gardens Residents Facing Eviction Threat After Water Is Shut Off
• Educators To Fill In Gaps That Textbooks Lack Mentioning Juneteenth
• Vigil Held In New Castle For Amari Wise
• W. Va. Governor Calls For Masks, Testing As Coronavirus Outbreaks Emerge
• Minnesotans Gathered On Lake Street For Juneteenth Celebration
• NCAA bans championships in states where Confederate flag is "prominent"
• Hourman and Dr. Mid-Nite - DC's Stargirl
• Immortal Kombat - Supergirl
• Jonathan Mangum 6 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Brad Sherwood 3 - Whose Line is it Anyway?
• Third Time's A Charm - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/20 Saturday Morning Forecast
• The Justice Society - DC's Stargirl
• Louie Anderson: Big Underwear
• Nakara- The 100
• Episode 3 - Bulletproof
• It Takes a Village - Burden Of Truth
• Bad People - In The Dark
• Laughs, Levitations, and Lies - Masters of Illusion
• Crossbow Roulette and Magic Just for the Funovits - Masters Of Illusion
• Chris De'Sean Lee - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Candice Patton 2 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?

Videos from June 20, 2020

• Trump at rally: "Let people see what radical left Democrats will do to our country"
• Maria Spencer's Vow to Kill
• Amy Klobuchar discusses why she dropped out of contention for vice president
• Cold-Blooded Killer
• Technology allowing seniors to stay in touch with families during pandemic
• Americans divided on wearing masks as it becomes political
• Airlines see increase in ridership as Americans begin to fly again
• United Kingdom faces historical reckoning with colonial past as protests continue
• Attorney General says Trump fired U.S. attorney who refused to resign
• CBS Evening News, June 20, 2020
• Passage: The story of Juneteenth
• Photographer Ryan Bakerink's Chicago 2020 time capsule
• Activists urge Americans to take voices to the ballot box
• Judge denies injunction to block Bolton's book
• How the pandemic changed one of the nation's most acclaimed restaurants
• Family discovers trove of baseball memorabilia in uncle's attic
• Community activists spread messages of hope on city walls
• Why America failed to integrate
• California firefighters gain new weapon in fight against wildfires
• Britain reckons with symbols of centuries old racism
• People march to celebrate Juneteenth in cities across the country
• Major sporting events move on with and without fans
• NYT columnist Jamelle Bouie discusses Juneteenth's significance
• Biden continues VP search after Klobuchar leaves pool
• Trump says economy is rebounding from pandemic as Fauci signals concern
• Trump rally continues as Oklahoma battles a surging coronavirus