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Articles from June 22, 2020

• Santa Ana Issues Curfew In Response To Protests Over Death Of Andres Guardado
• Caravans Of Looters Led Police On 4-Night 'Stealing Spree' During George Floyd Protests Across Bay Area
• California City Of Fort Bragg Considers Name Change
• Surge in COVID-19 Cases Prompts State Officials to Consider Rolling Back Reopening
• Bay Area Attorney Sues Facebook, Calls Site's Standards Enforcement Inconsistent, Capricious
• Stockton Unified School District Police Department Facing Elimination
• Researchers Developing Product To Better Protect People From Coronavirus
• US Seeing Increases In Coronavirus Cases In The South, West
• Thomas Bailey Arrested After Girlfriend Lizzy Everhart's Body Found In Basement
• Illegal Fireworks In Denver Spark Complaints And Concerns
• Rose Bowl Stadium To Screen Drive-In Movies This Summer
• Student, Faculty Coalition Demands City College of San Francisco Keep Fort Mason Art Campus Open
• 2020 Miramar Air Show Canceled Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• After Statue Is Toppled In LA, California Catholic Conference Of Bishops Says Father Junipero Serra Fought For Better Treatment Of Native Americans
• CHP Investigating Rock Throwing Spree That's Damaged Vehicles In Sacramento County
• Live Music Guidelines Allow Colorado Performers Back On Stage -- Except For One Type
• UC Davis Looking For 12 Couples To Participate In Male Birth Control Study
• PG&E Says Public Safety Power Shutoffs Won't Be As Bad This Year
• LA County Health Officials Say Community Transmission Increasing As 2,500 New COVID-19 Cases Reported
• Mountain Lion Cub Found On Logging Road Makes Cheyenne Mountain Zoo His New Home
• Colorado Rafting Companies Seeing Business Slowly Trickle In
• LA County Sheriff Reaches Out To Attorney General To Monitor Investigation Into Death Of Andres Guardado, 18, Shot By Deputy
• Judge Orders DIA To Pay $33.5 Million For Noise Violations
• Modesto Memory Care Facility Reports 28 Positive Coronavirus Cases, Community Under Quarantine
• Denver Hot Air Balloon Pilots Left Deflated From Balloon Fiesta Cancellation
• OC Deputies Shoot At Robbery Suspects In Burbank, 2 In Custody
• DMV Resuming Behind-The-Wheel Tests On Friday
• Steve Bing, Producer And Writer Of 'Kangaroo Jack', Dies At Age 55
• Judge: California Can't Require Cancer Label For Weed Killer
• 6 Police Shoot, Kill Armed Carjacking Suspect During Capture Attempt In Aurora
• Colorado Ranked No. 5 Among States Most At Risk Of Natural Disaster
• Colorado's Mail In Voting System Defended As Primary Nears
• Hundreds Of Dollars In Cash Found At Scene Where 15-Year-Old Boy Was Shot At Least 15 Times In North Philadelphia Double Shooting, Police Say
• Reports Of Illegal Fireworks Explode Across NYC; Shocking Video Shows One Thrown At Homeless Man
• Chicago Weather: Strong Storms Sweep Across Area
• Federal Judge Rules California Can't Require Cancer Warning on Roundup Weed Killer
• Gary Cemetery Where Graves Were Left Underwater Is Now Dry, But What Is Being Done To Stop It From Recurring?
• Police: Investigation Underway After 3 Found Dead In Pool At Home In East Brunswick, N.J.
• 'I Couldn't Leave Him Behind': Pennsylvania Man Jumps Into Action, Saves Police Officer From Burning Car
• NYPD Probing Apparent Murder-Suicide On UWS
• Text Message Urges Chicago Police Officers To Call In Sick, Limit Arrests In A 'Blue Flu'
• 'She Was A Force For Good': Community, Family Remembers Braintree Murder Victim
• 'Real People Died': JBS Workers Honored With Billboards & Memorial
• 'I'm Shot! I'm Hit!': Uptown Mass Shooting Survivor Recounts Night Of Chaos
• New York City Reaches Phase 2 Reopening For Outdoor Dining, In-Store Retail, Offices, Salons And More
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Announces Citywide Mask Mandate
• Posthumous Pardon For George Floyd Is Possible For Houston Drug Conviction
• Girl, 3, Rushed To Hospital From Chicago Lawn After Being Grazed In Back By Bullet
• Report: Presidential Debate Coming To Miami's Adrienne Arsht Center
• San Francisco Museums Get Green Light To Reopen June 29
• As COVID-19 Cases Continue To Rise, Jackson Health System Seeing 'More Young & Sick Patients'
• Broward Mayor Dale Holness: Businesses 'Bending The Rules' On Social Distancing Will Be 'Shut Down'
• Philadelphia Family 'Totally Stranded' In Ghana With Newborn Baby Due To Coronavirus Shutdown
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths
• How Much Do Students Lose During The 'Summer Slide'?
• Toxic Hand Sanitizer: The FDA Warns Against Using Products Containing Methanol
• Maryland Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Sends Tree Crashing Into Home, Leave Thousands Without Power
• 'It's Just Stupid': Police Data Shows 1,600 Minneapolis Gunfire Reports Within 30 Days
• Pennsylvania Senate Committee Votes In Support Of Police Reform Bills
• Restaurant Group Apologizes After Black Boy, Mother Denied Service At Baltimore's Ouzo Bay
• Caught On Cam: Amazon Delivery Driver Allegedly Throws Packages Into Maryland Sewer
• FDA Warns 9 Brands Of Hand Sanitizer May Be Toxic
• Devon Sample, Charged In Murder Of Pregnant Woman And Her 3-Year-Old Daughter, Held Without Bail
• This Maryland Nursing Home Hasn't Had A Single Positive COVID-19 Case Since The Pandemic Began
• Man Shot, Wounded In Alley In Logan Square
• As Some States See Coronavirus Spike, Maryland Remains Stable; Health Officials Keep Eye On Numbers During Reopening
• GoFundMe Set Up For Family Whose 3 Dogs Were Shot And Killed
• Ford, Fiat Return To Pre-Coronavirus Schedules At U.S. Plants
• Baltimore Museum Of Art's Outdoor Sculpture Garden To Reopen Wednesday
• 9 Hurt In 3 Separate North Minneapolis Shootings Within 4 Hours
• 1 Dead, 1 Seriously Hurt In Downtown Minneapolis Stabbing
• Macy's Viral Attack: An 18, 22-Year-Old Are Being Questioned By Police
• Detroit Police Department Investigates Officer Conduct During Protests
• Columbus Statues In Grant Park, Arrigo Park Covered In Plastic Wrap To 'Discourage Vandalism'
• Alphabet Inc. Workers Petition Google To Stop Selling G-Suite To Police Departments
• New Jersey Casinos, Indoor Dining Allowed To Reopen July 2 But Gov. Murphy Won't 'Tolerate Knuckleheads'
• UMBC Applicants Won't Have To Take SAT, ACT For Fall 2021
• 'They Are There To Protect Us, But That's Not What They're Doing': Protesters Call For Police To Be Removed From Pittsburgh Public Schools
• Workers Say Amazon Not Doing Enough After Racist Graffiti Found At Inland Empire Warehouse
• Kweisi Mfume Shares Personal Experience With Police Brutality, Outlines Legislative Priorities
• More Than 200 Maryland Companies Helped Respond To COVID-19
• BART Officials Weigh How To Boost Ridership As COVID-19 Restrictions Loosen
• No Damage, Injuries Reported Following Magnitude 4.6 Earthquake in Eastern Sierra
• Sacramento VA Offering Free Drive-Up Coronavirus Testing For Veterans
• Groups Team Up To Deliver Meal Kits To Baltimore Seniors Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• 3 Juvenile Detainees Escape From Police Custody In Transport
• Ohio Police Investigating Claim That Man With Disabilities Was Maced During Rally
• Maryland Attorney General Joins Coalition Backing California's Ammunition Sales Laws
• VIDEO: Family Kicked Out Of Turlock Walmart For Not Wearing Masks
• Santa Clara County Proposes Declaring Racism As A Public Health Crisis
• NYPD Commissioner Testifies In AG Investigation Into Police Response To Protests
• San Joaquin County On State's Watch List As More Coronavirus Cases Emerge
• Brothers Arrested In Deadly Stabbing Attack, 1 Now Facing Charges
• Family, Friends Throw Socially Distant Parade To Celebrate Maryland Woman's 102nd Birthday
• Nursing Homes Receive 'Unusable' Gowns, Gloves And Masks From FEMA
• University Of Pittsburgh Certified As A Bee Campus USA
• MLB Plans 60-Game Slate, Shortest Since 1878 As Union Balks
• MLB Plans 60-Game Slate, Shortest Since 1878 As Union Balks
• Young Siblings From Fort Worth Who Went Missing Are Found Safe
• VIDEO: Woman Purposely Coughs In Face Of Baby At San Jose Yogurt Shop
• South Bay Hair Stylists Push Health Officials For Reopening Date
• Southlake Bank Robbery Suspect Caught After Chase And Crash
• Online Registrar Threatens To Drop Anti-Immigration Website
• 'St Elmo's Fire,' 'Batman Forever' Director Joel Schumacher Dies, At 80
• Man Stuck Working On Flag Pole In Farmers Branch Rescued
• Community Members, Artists Team Up To Beautify Philadelphia Businesses Boarded Up In The Aftermath Of Unrest
• Nothing Bundt Cakes Temporarily Closed In Pasadena, Rosemead After Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
• MLB's Commissioner Intends To Implement 60-Game Season For 2020 (CBS Sports)
• Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred Says Clubs Will Issue Schedule, Asks If Players Can Report In July
• LA Budget Committee Approves $133M In LAPD Budget Cuts; Funds To Be Used To Limit Municipal Employee Furloughs
• Pre-Fourth Of July Police Calls For Illegal Fireworks Skyrocket Across LA
• 2 19-Year-Old Men Shot, Critically Wounded On 95th Street In Roseland
• Professor Who Asked Student To "Anglicize" Name Put On Leave
• Lyft Settles Federal Lawsuit Over Drivers Refusing Rides To People With Wheelchairs, Walkers
• How The Colorado Legislature Spent CARES Act Money & How You Can Access It
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Responds To Police Reform Demands From 'Black Activist And Organizer Collective'
• Registered Dietitian's 3 Simple Ways To Feel Better During Quarantine
• 2 Men Wounded In Shooting In Back Of The Yards
• Reward Offered For Info About Vandalism To Muslim Woman's Car In Revere
• 5 People Injured In San Francisco Tenderloin District Shooting
• The First Wave Isn't Over: Gov. Newsom Says Everyone Needs To Wear A Face Mask
• San Quentin COVID-19 Outbreak More Than Doubles In 48 Hours; 317 Confirmed Cases Among Inmates
• Amid National Reckoning On Race, Baltimore City Council Considers Rededicating Christopher Columbus Statue To Police Brutality Victims
• Timothy Chavira Murdered His Stepmother In 1986, Now He Has Been Sentenced To Life In An LA Doctor's 2019 Murder
• Local Attorney Files 30 Complaints Against Giant Eagle's Mask Policy, Saying It Discriminates Against People With Disabilities
• Group Protesting Environmental Racism Marches To Site Of Former PES Refinery On Anniversary Of Explosion
• Phase 4 Reopening Restrictions; 'You Can't Just Show Up Anymore'
• Hollywood Producer David Guillod Charged With Rape, Sexual Assault
• FDA Issues Warning About Mexican Hand Sanitizers Possibly Containing Methanol
• Capitol Hill Residents Frustrated Over Homeless Camp Near Morey Middle School
• Couple's Engagement Encourages Single Mother Battling Pancreatic Cancer
• 'Lost Him Too Soon': Amid Protests Over Injustices, A Renewed Effort To Fulfill August Wilson's Legacy
• Trump Extends Ban On Green Cards, Temporary Work Visas For Workers In Tech, Multinational Firms
• Ex-acting DNI calls Bolton's decision to publish memoir "suspect"
• Delta College Now Offering 2 Years Of Free Tuition For First-Time, Full-Time Students
• 'We All Want Change': CPS Officials Address School Resource Officers, Say They Are Strengthening Selection Criteria
• California Bans State-Paid Travel To Idaho Over Transgender Discrimination Laws
• Texas Teachers Preparing For Unprecedented Challenges During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Philadelphia Mayor Kenney Reminds Residents Coronavirus 'Remains A Serious Threat' As Reopening Continues
• As Neighboring States Trace Coronavirus Cases Back To Myrtle Beach, Local Doctor Reminds Pittsburghers Going On Vacation To Stay Safe
• New Jersey State Trooper Lucky To Be Alive After Being Thrown 30 Feet During Crash On New Jersey Turnpike, Police Say
• 13-Year-Old Amaria Jones Was Showing Mom Dance Move When She Was Killed By Stray Bullet In South Austin
• San Diego Zoo Debuts 2 Endangered Amur Leopard Cubs As It Reopens
• Police Supt. David Brown Says Electronic Monitoring Programs Are Insufficient In Wake Of Violent Weekend, Sheriff Tom Dart Agrees
• Ray Lewis Teams Up With NFL, Toast Distilleries To Donate Much-Needed PPE To UM Athletics
• Civil Rights Leaders Against Using Minneapolis Foundation To Address Police Reform
• Westhampton Couple Stranded In Florida, Unable To Force Squatter From Family Home Due To Eviction Moratorium
• As Employees Fear Going Back To The Office, Doctors Share How To Stay Healthy When Returning
• Some North Texas Bars Paying Price For Ignoring Capacity Regulations During Pandemic
• Lyft Agrees To Pay Damages, Revise Wheelchair Policies Under Settlement With Department Of Justice
• Father's Sacrifices Paying Off For Emerging Bay Area Motocross Star
• 'They Were Feeling The Heat Through Their Boots': Firefighters Battle Heat, Heavy Smoke At Indiana Co. Tire Production Facility
• Student Surprises School Bus Driver With $1,000 Award: 'You Made An Impact On Everybody On That Bus's Life'
• Publix Recalling Bagged Salad Product Which Might Not Have Certain Ingredients Listed
• Rockland Family Pulls Injured Woman From Car Wreck Before First Responders Arrive
• Many Challengers Vie To Replace Retiring Democratic Congresswoman Nita Lowey
• As New Yorkers Move Forward With Reopening, Many Worry That Out-Of-State Visitors Will Bring Virus Back
• Bear Tranquilized & Relocated From Fort Collins Neighborhood
• 2 Maryland School For The Blind Students Qualify For The National Braille Challenge In July
• Hair Salons, Personal Care Businesses In New Jersey Reopen With Restrictions
• Woman Arrested In Shooting Death Of Man Inside Richmond Home
• Am I Letting My Guard Down Too Much? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• South Florida Leaders Slam President Trump For Saying He Would Consider A Meeting With Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro
• After 28 Shootings In 72 Hours, De Blasio Says 'We Are Not Going To Allow Gun Violence To Continue To Grow'
• Growing Concern Pandemic Could Cause Spike In Homeless Population
• I-Team's Call For Action Helps Nurse's Family Get Voucher For Canceled Disney Vacation
• Lightning Strike Causes Montgomery County House Fire; More Than $400K In Damage Reported
• Lightfoot: Phase 4 Starts Friday But Precautions Still Needed
• Philadelphia International Airport 'Strongly Believes That It's Safe To Fly' As Uptick In Travelers Anticipated
• Looters Caught On Camera Stealing Over $200,000 Worth Of Merchandise During 4-Hour Burglary In Olney
• Patagonia latest outdoor brand to pull ads from Facebook
• Caruso-Cabrera Says She's Ready To Give Rep. Ocasio-Cortez A Run For Her Money During Tuesday's Primary
• Celebrity Chef Marcus Samuelsson Opens Family Affordable Food Spot 'The Creamery' In Overtown
• Pittsburgh Native Michael Keaton In Talks To Return As Batman
• Towson University Police Cpl. Peter Publico Arrested On Child Pornography Charges
• Herd Of Wild Horses From California Roams Free In Northern Colorado
• These 9 Hand Sanitizers May Contain A Potentially Fatal Ingredient, FDA Warns
• Commuters Head Back To Work With Restrictions In Place As NYC Reaches Phase 2 Milestone
• Garcetti, Feuer, LA City Councilmen Urged To Withdraw Endorsements Of District Attorney Jackie Lacey
• FDA Warns Against Using 9 Hand Sanitizers Containing Methanol
• North Texas WWII Veteran Surprised With 100-Car Salute On 100th Birthday
• Penn Medicine Creates Innovative Program Geared At Providing Mental Support For Frontline Workers During Pandemic, Unrest
• New Jersey Swimming Pools, Salons And Barbershops Reopen With Restrictions
• 9 Brands Of Hand Sanitizer May Be Toxic, FDA Warns
• Domestic workers face low pay, no health coverage and COVID-19
• Hundreds March To Divert Police Funding, While Boston City Councilors Debate Budget
• Gym Chain Sues Gov. Baker Over Coronavirus Closure
• Employee's Positive Coronavirus Test Is A Wake-Up Call For Restaurant Following Reopening, Owners Say
• Extended Hours Causing Work-From-Home Burnout For Many Americans
• Debris From Rainstorm Wipes Out Part Of Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad Line
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Pence talks with governors amid fallout from Trump's testing comments
• Controversial Statue Of Theodore Roosevelt To Be Removed From Front Of American Museum Of Natural History; New Yorkers React
• Beloved Dallas Diner Chain Helps Give Homeless Children Something To Celebrate... Their Own Birthdays
• Stabbing Suspect Fatally Shot In Confrontation With Milpitas Police
• Man Dies After Water Rescue At Lake Estes
• Man Wearing American Flag Arrested For Scaling Ride At Casino Pier In Seaside Heights
• Florida Atty. Gen. Ashley Moody Warns Of Contact Tracing Scams
• 70-Year-Old Man Says He Felt Pressured To Return To Job At NH State Liquor Store
• How TikTok teens trolled the Trump campaign ahead of Tulsa rally
• Christopher Thomas Corcorran Arrested, Accused Of Murdering Dustin Bryant Of Wheat Ridge
• Gov. Jared Polis Signs New Laws: State Budget, Resources To Help With Coronavirus
• Apple WWDC 2020: iPhone Homescreen Overhaul, Move Away From Intel Chips Announced
• Philadelphia Eagles Cheer Team Welcomes 8 New Members After Holding Virtual Tryouts Due To Pandemic
• Futures Collegiate Baseball League Starting Season In July, With Four Massachusetts-Based Teams
• Kurt Cobain's 'MTV Unplugged' Guitar Fetches $6 Million At Beverly Hills Auction
• 'Haul-N-Votes' Mobile Voting Center Makes Casting Your Primary Ballot Easy In Denver
• Tracking The Tropics: Subtropical Depression 4 Forms Well Offshore Of East Coast
• Man Killed In Southwest Philadelphia Double Shooting Hours After Father's Day Celebration On Violent Night Across City
• Heard In Detroit: The Social Bandits, Thornetta Davis & More!
• Elk Grove Man Who Rescued Family From Burning Truck To Be Awarded Carnegie Hero Medal
• 'It's Been Forever': Restaurants, Nail Salons Open During Phase 2, Step 2
• Orange County Reports 175 New COVID-19 Cases Bringing Total Over 10.5K
• Security Experts Warn Of Elevated Threat Of Medical ID Theft During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Death Penalty Trial Of Confessed Parkland Shooter Postponed Indefinitely
• Governor: "Closing down Texas again will always be the last option"
• Traffic Woes Expected After 2 Major Road Construction Projects Begin In Pittsburgh Area
• As coronavirus surges, restaurants struggle to stay open
• Detroit's First Weekend Of Summer Ends In Gun Violence
• 300th Coronavirus Patient Released From Northwest Hospital
• Port Authority Launches New Room2Ride Tool To Help With Social Distancing
• In-Person Graduation Ceremonies Underway In Douglas County
• Communities Urge Minnesota Lawmakers To Pass Bonding Bill, COVID Relief Deal After Special Session Fails
• 5 Past, Present Governors Release PSA Urging Californians To Wear Face Masks
• 'You Have To Be In It For The Long Haul,' Says Job Search Expert On Finding Work During Economic Crisis
• Moose And Elk Attacks Reported In Larimer, Jefferson Counties
• White Sox Sign Top Draft Pick Garrett Crochet
• NASCAR Show Support For Bubba Wallace To Start Race
• Drop Off Those Ballots For Your Vote To Count In The June 30 Primary Election
• 'We Are Not Out Of The 1st Wave'; Gov. Newsom, Former Governors Urge Californians To Wear Masks
• 2 Women Killed, 1 Wounded In Auburn Gresham Shooting
• Crews Begin Removing Dallas' Confederate War Memorial Next To Convention Center
• Aurora Dad And Son Drown On Father's Day While Rafting In Arkansas River
• The Reginald F. Lewis Museum Wants Your BLM Protest Signs, Collecting Stories On Effects Of COVID-19 On Minority Communities
• Coronavirus Cases Continue To Surge In Parts Of Country Where Officials Say Young People Are Ignoring Safety Precautions
• 19-Year-Old From Monterey County Faces 20 Years For Selling Fentanyl
• Southbound Lane To Be Closed Through I-25 South Gap Project
• California Lawmakers Pull Bill That Would Have Put Legalized Sports Betting On Hold
• Pa. House Votes On New Speaker After Mike Turzai Steps Down
• FBI Investigating Noose Left In Bubba Wallace's Garage Stall
• Philadelphia Zoo Reopening With Restrictions To Members July 6, Public On July 9
• Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership Working To Expand Outdoor Dining Areas
• Matchbox Twenty Reschedules S&T Bank Music Park Show For September 2021
• NBA Offering Players Oura Smart Rings That Tracks Health Data, Possibly Detects COVID-19
• 2 Men Confirmed With West Nile Virus In Stanislaus County
• Cleveland Cavaliers Forward Kevin Love Commits $500,000 To UCLA Mental Health Research
• Baltimore County To Purchase COVID-19 Test Kits From Local Company
• Newsom, Lawmakers Agree On How To Close $54 Billion Budget Deficit
• New San Francisco Mural Pays Tribute To Hospital Workers During Coronavirus Lockdown
• California AG Becerra Restricts State-Funded Travel To Idaho Over Laws Limiting Transgender Rights
• Incoming Student At Naval Academy Has Admission Withdrawn Over Racist Remarks, School Says
• Quarterback Dak Prescott Signs $31.4M Deal With Dallas Cowboys For 2020 Season
• Man Believed To Have Disappeared In The Allegheny River Found Safe On Land
• Fellow NASCAR Drivers Push Bubba Wallace To Front Of Field Before Start At Talladega
• 'Horrific' Morgan Hill Stabbing Scene; Mother Dead, Father Injured, Adult Son Arrested
• Massachusetts Reports 149 New Coronavirus Cases And 17 More Deaths
• Black Lives Matter Horse Ride Held Along Oakland's Skyline Trail
• Confederate Veterans Statue Outside Parker County Courthouse Staying Put For Now
• Group Is On A Mission To Plant More Apple, Cherry, Peach Trees
• Gov. Greg Abbott Implores Texans To Wear Masks: 'It Will Keep Texas Open'
• NBA 'Will Be The Model' For Returning According To Warriors Broadcaster
• 2 public employees arrested for vandalizing Black Lives Matter sign
• Justin Bieber Denies Allegations Of Sexual Assault
• After More Than 100 Shot In Chicago Over The Weekend, CPD Supt. David Brown Again Says Too Many Violent Felons Not Properly Monitored
• Parkville Man Injured After Being Shot In His Home Overnight
• Be Positive: Negative Thinking Linked To Dementia In Later Life
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Illinois Reports 462 New Coronavirus Cases, 26 Deaths
• 2 Charged In Ocean City Robbery, Assault Of Deli Store Clerk
• Techstars Detroit Startup Week Goes Virtual
• White House offers new explanation for firing Manhattan U.S. attorney
• Ravens Coach John Harbaugh On 2020 NFL Season: 'I Believe It Will Happen. I Think We'll Have The Protocols In Place'
• 'I'm Not Running For Cover' | Ravens Coach John Harbaugh Says He Trusts The NFL's Doctors On COVID-19 Safety Protocols Despite Dr. Fauci's Warning
• Ole Miss To Retire Eli Manning's Jersey, Joining His Father Archie In The School's History Books
• Minnesota Athlete, Severely Burned At 4 Years Old, Receives Jimmy V Award For Perseverance At ESPYs
• In Minneapolis, Talk Of Changing Police Department Means Taking On Police Union
• Penn Jillette On Looking Forward To Getting Back On Stage Post-COVID: 'I Love Doing Shows, It's Really Been My Whole Life'
• Coronavirus Cases Linked To West Virginians Traveling To Myrtle Beach Continue To Grow
• PPA Resumes Enforcing Parking Meters Throughout City Of Philadelphia
• LA County Public Health Director Confirms She's Received Death Threats Over Coronavirus Restrictions
• 4 Killed, 1 Seriously Injured In Wrong-Way Crash On I-35W In Richfield
• MBTA Police Officer Accused Of Using Excessive Force On Black Man Resigns; DA Investigating
• Police Investigating After 25-Year-Old Perryville Man Stabbed To Death
• Gov. Murphy Eases Restrictions On Indoor, Outdoor Gatherings; Atlantic City Casinos Reopen July 2
• Dallas County Reports Single-Day Record 454 New Coronavirus Cases, 3 More Deaths
• Westmoreland Co. Buffalo Wild Wings Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Tarrant County Small Business Assistance Grants
• Glen Burnie Man Arrested For Allegedly Stealing Car From Starbucks In Glen Burnie
• LGBTQ groups sue to regain health care protections
• Missing 23-Year-Old Man With Autism Found After Apparently Biking Away From Group Home
• Man Found With Severe Head Injury In South Fayette, Police Investigating
• Fire Crews Hope To Have Full Containment On East Canyon Fire By Week's End
• Weekend Shooting Concerns Neighbors Near Denver's Benedict Fountain Park
• Carnival Suspends All North American Cruises Through September
• Mötley Crüe, Def Leppard, Poison Stadium Tour Rescheduled For Coors Field Next Summer
• Carnival suspends cruise service until October
• 'Reprehensible': Winchester Man Charged With Trying To Fraudulently Obtain $13M In Coronavirus Relief
• Suspect Arrested, Charged With Simple Assault For Punching Eagles TE Dallas Goedert In South Dakota Bar
• San Francisco Announces June 29 Reopening For Barbers, Hair Salons, Museums
• Biden to participate in three debates with Trump
• Men Who Led Fort Lauderdale Police On Chase Now Charged In Double Murder On The Beach
• With Coronavirus Cases And Questions Increasing, Can Sports Really Return In 2020?
• 2 People Killed, Security Guard Injured In Shootout Outside Riverside Nightclub
• Bear Tranquilized After Running Through Sylmar Neighborhood
• MTA Announces Service Increases In Phase 2 As Ridership Grows; Officials Urge Riders To Wear 'Masks, Masks, Masks'
• Impaired Driver Pushes Into Jeep, Pedestrian Struck And Killed By Crash
• 2 More Emissions Testing Centers Reopen On Colorado's Front Range
• Hartford Hosting Star-Studded PGA Field, With Extra Safety Measures In Place
• New Black Lives Matter Mural Painted Overnight In Patterson Park
• Filmmaker Joel Schumacher, Director Of 'St. Elmo's Fire', 'The Lost Boys', Dead At 80
• LA County Court System Begins Ramping Up Operations
• Pennsylvania Reports Second Straight Day Of Single-Digit COVID-19 Deaths As Cases Exceed 82,000
• FDA Warning Some Hand Sanitizers May Not Be Safe, May Contain Menthanol Or Wood Alcohol
• Dallas Police Shot At After Breaking Up Illegal Street Race, Squad Car Hit 
• Report: Giants Will Allow Season Ticket Holders To Pass On Buying Tickets In 2020 While Retaining PSLs For 2021
• The 26th Annual Critics Choice Awards Returns To The CW On Sunday, March 7, 2021 With Host Taye Diggs
• Taxing Sugar Levels In Soda Could Prevent 2M US Cases Of Diabetes, Cardiovascular Disease, Study Says
• State Police Searching For Suspect In Howard County Hit-And-Run
• Joey Buttafuoco Exclusive: Joey Buttafuoco Doesn't Blame His Abusive Past For His Life Decisions. 
• Suspect Arrested In Burglary At Capuchino High School In San Bruno
• New Political Group Tries To Give John Hickenlooper A Boost In Primary Race
• Report: Alex Rodriguez, Jennifer Lopez's Bid To Buy Mets Joined By Queens Native Mike Repole
• Rapper Ja Rule Films Homemade Commercial Promoting LA Greek Restaurant Papa Cristo's
• Gov. Newsom, Lawmakers Agree How To Close California Budget Deficit
• 2 Wounded During Early Morning Shooting On I-80 Near San Pablo
• 'Smells Like Rotting Meat': Rare Corpse Flower In Bloom At Franklin Park Zoo
• Reopening: Monterey Bay Aquarium Opening To Visitors In July
• Lawsuit: Teen Screamed 'I Can't Breathe' During Restraint
• Philadelphia Police Searching For 2 Suspects Wanted In Port Richmond Car Jacking, Robbery
• Pittsburgh Weather: Area Under 'Marginal Risk' For Severe Weather, Storms To Bring Hail And Gusty Winds
• Fire Crews Fully Contain Six Shooter Fire Burning In Southwestern Colorado
• Traffic Still Down From Pre-Coronavirus, But MassDOT Reports Increasing Volume
• Coronavirus Outbreak Linked To West Virginia Church Grows To Over 40 Cases
• Man Killed In Powderhorn Neighborhood Shooting Identified As 33-Year-Old Jeremy Conley
• Work From Home Burnout Rising With Increased Stress, Long Hours, No Separation
• Sand Creek Fire Burning Near Pagosa Springs Grows To Nearly 60 Acres
• 21-Year-Old Chance Taylor Wanted For Baltimore April Murder Of 18-Year-Old Man
• WATCH: Bear Spotted Climbing Over Fence In Hamilton Township
• Wilson, Davis, Schwarzenegger And Brown Join Gov. Newsom To Urge Use Of Masks
• Calls for state probe after teen fatally shot by LA deputy
• Chicago Cubs Sign Mount Carmel Grad Ed Howard
• NFL GMs, Coaches Enjoying More Balance In Life And Work
• Pence says Trump remark on slowing testing was "passing observation"
• Baltimore Police Officer Brian Burke Released From Shock Trauma After Shot Breaking Up Parking Lot Party
• Debris Cleanup Efforts Begin In Woolsey Fire Burn Area
• UT Southwestern Infectious Disease Experts Predict Coronavirus Cases Could Surge In North Texas
• WHO reports biggest one-day rise in coronavirus cases
• Joey Buttafuoco Exclusive: Life After Infamy And The Childhood Drug Abuse That Still Haunts Him
• Special Olympics Colorado Moves Games Online For Virtual Competition
• Delivery Truck Rolls Over On Highway 49 In Amador County, Scatters Packages All Over Road
• Sisters Unable To Run Boston Marathon Due To Coronavirus Cross Finish Line On Horses
• Study: Taxing Sugar Levels In Soda Could Prevent 2M US Cases Of Diabetes And Cardiovascular Disease
• Brett Favre Says Colin Kaepernick Will One Day Have 'Hero Status' Similar To Pat Tillman
• Golden Globes, Critics Choice Awards Delayed In 2021
• Free MallRide Shuttle Running Again Along 16th Street Mall
• Photos: New York City Enters Phase 2 Reopening
• LIST: Old Bay Hot Sauce Can Be Found At These Stores; Last Batch Of 2020
• Comprehensive Guide To Phase 2 Reopening In New York City
• DL Hughley Tests Positive For Coronavirus After Collapsing During Show
• Webb Simpson Breaks From Large Pack To Win RBC Heritage
• New Democratic ad ties voter suppression to white supremacy in U.S.
• Indiana Police Officers On Leave For Chokehold Use Days After Department's Ban
• Penn Jillette On Looking Forward To Getting Back On Stage Post-COVID: 'I Love Doing Shows, It's Really Been My Whole Life'
• Penn Jillette On Getting Back On Stage Post-COVID: 'I Love Doing Shows, It's Really Been My Whole Life'
• On Weekend That Saw 3-Year-Old, 4 Teens Killed In Chicago, Supt. Brown Says Violent Offenders Are Not Being Monitored And Methods Must Change
• Man Wanted For Deadly West Mifflin Shooting Arrested In Indiana
• Amazon To Build New Robotic Fulfillment Centers In Matteson And Markham, Bringing 2,000 Jobs To South Suburbs
• Lightfoot: Chicago On Track For Phase 4 On Friday
• Minority small business owners harder hit by pandemic closures
• MBTA Hands Out Masks, Increases Service On Buses, Trains, Ferries
• PGA Championship Given Green Light For San Francisco's Harding Park In August
• Two Injured In NW Dade Drive-By Shooting
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 308 More COVID-19 Cases Reported As Daily Death Count Hits Lowest Figure In Weeks
• Woman Found Dead Inside Pompano Beach Condo, Two Small Children Removed From Residence
• Pa. Health Dept. Confirms 456 New Coronavirus Cases, Total Cases Statewide Jumps To 82,186
• Officials Investigating Arson After Oyster Boat Set On Fire In Annapolis Sunday
• University Of Michigan Releases Plans For Fall Semester: Everything To Know
• Woman, 40, Dies After Hit-And-Run In Stockton
• FDA Warns Consumers Of 9 Hand Sanitizers That Could Be Toxic
• Second Evins Regional Juvenile Center Worker Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Richmond Police Break Up Crowd To Save Confederate Gen. J.E.B. Stuart Statue
• Joey Buttafuoco Exclusive: Life After Infamy And The Childhood Drug Abuse That Still Haunts Him
• Read To Succeed Summer Program Is Going Virtual This Year
• Fortnite Reportedly Removes Police Cars In New Season
• Florida Tops 100,000 COVID-19 Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
• Bryce Harper, Wife Kayla Announce They Are Expecting Second Child
• SAP Center Among 3 Santa Clara County Pop-Up COVID-19 Testing Sites This Week
• Top Trump economic adviser to leave White House
• Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium Welcome Smiley, The Adorable Sea Lion Pup
• 'Bringing Back Delco Task Force' Distributing PPE Supply Kits At Discounted Price For Small Business Owners
• Push Underway To Take Junipero Serra, George Washington, Francis Scott Key Names Off San Francisco Schools
• Photo Gallery: Local Nonprofit Celebrates Michigan 2020 Graduates
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-22-20
• NASCAR: Noose Found In Bubba Wallace's Garage At Talladega
• Huge meat plant outbreak drives Germany's coronavirus numbers back up
• Pluto May Have Started Hot And Contained An Ocean, According To New Discovery
• Wild's Matt Dumba Launches Fundraiser To Help Rebuild Lake Street
• 'Concerning': Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports Big Jump With 45 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Countywide Total To 2,220
• Complaints Of Illegal Fireworks Grow Across San Francisco Bay Area As July 4th Approaches
• Black Men Plan Southfield March To Peacefully Protest Police Brutality
• Jets' Safety Jamal Adams Seen On Video Saying 'I'm Trying' In Response To Question About Getting Traded To Dallas Cowboys
• Schwarzenegger: 'Just Do It' When It Comes To Wearing COVID-19 Face Coverings
• Woman Wanted In Connection With NH Kidnapping Arrested
• Brett Favre compares Colin Kaepernick to Pat Tillman
• 2 Rescued After Trapped In Overturned Car In White Marsh
• Parx Casino To Reopen To Public On Monday, June 29 As Bucks County Prepares To Move Into Green Phase Of State's Reopening Process
• Rhode Island To Cut 'Providence Plantations' From Some Documents
• Patagonia Joins Growing Facebook Advertiser Boycott
• Illinois Released White Inmates Early At Higher Rates Than Black Inmates During Pandemic
• 19 Tarrant County Jail Inmates, 7 Workers Test Positive For COVID-19
• Missing Granbury Woman, Traci Jones' Body Found Floating In Container On Kentucky Lake
• New Hampshire Man Escapes Serious Injury After Unprovoked Bear Attack Near Home
• Person Injured After Jumping Out Of Second-Story Window To Escape Fire In Millersville, Officials Say
• Brooks Koepka Provides Latest Reminder That Pro Golfers Aren't Human
• Smaller Class Sizes, Flexibility Urged For Wisconsin Schools This Fall
• Coronavirus Or Migraine? How To Tell And What To Do About It
• PTL Links: June 22, 2020
• Funeral Being Held For Philadelphia Police Officer Jose Novoa Who Passed Away From COVID-19 Earlier This Month
• Police: 2 Children, 1 Man Injured In Detroit Shooting
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 297 New Cases Reported, State Positivity Rate Stays At 5.03%
• Noose Found In Bubba Wallace Garage At Talladega
• 'Dispose Of Them Immediately': FDA Warns Of 9 Potentially Toxic Hand Sanitizers
• Cooking With The Crew: Peach Burrata Arugula Salad
• Broncos' Rookie Lloyd Cushenberry III On Peyton Manning's Speech To Team's Rookies: 'He Stressed Practice A Lot'
• Study Finds 1 In 5 Americans Lie About Exercising
• 3 dead, 11 injured in shooting at North Carolina block party
• Weather Blog: Storms In the Forecast
• Uptown's Herkimer, Known As 'Lambeau On Lyndale', Is Closing For Good
• One Dead, Two Injured In Miami Shooting
• 21-Year-Old Shae-Von Edwards Charged With Murder, Attempted Murder Of 2 Men In Early June
• Top Trump fundraiser sought to cash in on valuable 3M masks
• Noose Found Hanging In Stall Of NASCAR Driver Bubba Wallace
• Miami Weather: Summer Scorcher With Afternoon Storms
• Christian And Ed McCaffrey Surprise Military Family For Father's Day
• Trump hints he's open to meeting with Venezuela's Maduro
• Hot, Steamy Monday To Kickoff Week Across Philadelphia Region
• Twins' Nelson Cruz Wins ESPY Award For Humanitarian Work
• CTA Red, Purple Line Service Resumes
• McCourty Twins Uncertain About Football During Coronavirus Pandemic: 'Don't Know If We'll Figure It Out'
• Minnesota Zoo To Open 'Beastly Boulevard' Drive-Thru This Week
• Total Number Of Positive COVID-19 Cases In Collin County Is 2,223
• South LA Police Chase Ends In Violent Wreck; Woman Dead, 3 Hurt
• NASCAR Race At Talladega Superspeedway Postponed
• Roger Stone says he'll seek delay to start of prison sentence
• 2 Men Shot In Baltimore Early Monday
• CTA Giving Away 'Travel Healthy' Kits To Riders
• Car Overturns Onto Roof In McKeesport Accident
• New Jersey Is Least Patriotic State In America, Study Finds
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/22 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Woman Stabbed During Fight In Swissotel Lobby
• ICYMI: Top takeaways from this week's "Face the Nation"
• Second Carroll ISD Student Athlete Tests Positive For COVID-19, Coaches And Families In Quarantine
• Elian Gonzalez, Fiancée Expecting Child Later This Summer
• Lightning Strike Sparks Fire At Southlake Home, No One Hurt
• Study: Women Are Less Likely To Date Men With Cats
• 15-Year-Old Boy Dead, 16-Year-Old Boy Injured After Shooting In West Garfield Park
• ESPYs Give Tom Brady The 'Tiger King' Treatment, With Eli Manning As Carole Baskin
• Reopening COVID-19 Roundup: San Quentin Outbreak Grows To 151; Lodi Hospital Hard Hit By Surge
• Schumer calls for investigation into firing of U.S. attorney
• Spain reopening its border after monthslong coronavirus lockdown
• Salem Launching Fireworks Crackdown After 2,000% Increase In Complaints
• Conservative Democrat could win primary in U.S.' bluest district
• Trump draws fire for suggesting slowdown in coronavirus testing
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo on confronting a "frightening" pandemic, and thoughts on his political future
• Reopening: Marin County To Allow More Indoor Businesses To Reopen June 29th
• Reopening: Oakland Officials Streamline 'Flex Street' Permit Process
• Patrol: Woman Suffers Life-Threatening Injury In Overnight Crash On Highway 252
• Lakefront, 606 Trails Reopen Monday; Beaches, Parks Still Closed
• Gov. Abbott Still Pushing For Permanent To-Go Alcohol Sales In Texas
• Glassdoor Reports Uptick In Chicago Job Opportunities
• Organizations Plan To Protest The Use Of Police Officers At Pittsburgh Public Schools
• Disney outlines reopening plan for its 4 Florida theme parks
• Disney Plus releases "Hamilton" film trailer
• University Of Chicago Medicine Leading The Way For Elective Surgery Scheduling Procedures
• Stunning photos capture rare "ring of fire" solar eclipse
• New England Living Chef Series: Carl Dooley's Mussels Recipe
• Tom Petty's family issues cease and desist to Trump
• Lake County, Illinois Clerk Authorizes Judges To Perform Weddings Via Zoom
• Florida reports record of more than 4,000 new COVID-19 cases
• New England Living: Open-Concept Living At The Stunning Boothden Estate
• New England Living: Private Dining Atop A Newburyport Lighthouse
• 16-Year-Old Girl Among 5 People Injured In Drive-By Shooting East Garfield Park
• New England Living: Lighthouses Around New England
• New England Living: Decorating Your Home With Daylight
• 'Abra Cadabra!': Amazon Delivery Woman Follows Delaware Teen's Hilarious 'Additional Instructions'
• Rear Window Of SUV Shot Out On Kennedy Expressway
• 'We Lost Everything,' Smoke Visible For Miles From 3-Alarm Dallas Apartment Fire
• Newspaper sorry for ad claiming "Islam" would bomb Nashville
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm Temperatures, Chance Of Severe Weather
• Senior Living Center Begins Offering More Activities For Residents As Illinois Opens Back Up
• Chicago Weather: Scattered Storms To Start The Week
• Man Critically Injured After Shot In Head In West Philadelphia
• 'Lasagna Mamas' Making Food For Families In Need During Coronavirus Pandemic
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: High Humidity, Temps In 80s Monday
• Philadelphia native among 3 killed in suspected U.K. terror attack
• 2 Men Seriously Injured In North Philadelphia Shooting
• More Than 4,000 Close Contacts Of Coronavirus Exposure Identified Through Contact Tracing In Pennsylvania
• Police Investigating Late Night Shooting, 3rd In McKeesport Within The Last Week
• Passengers Rescued From Flooded Car By Good Samaritan
• Rabbi Jamie Gibson Honored With Retirement Parade
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• Keep Your Cat Out Of Your Dating Profile, CSU Researchers Warn Men

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• Chicago pizza shop "baking" face shields for health care workers
• Cellphone data used to find remains of missing Idaho kids
• Former Pentagon speechwriter calls Bolton a "creature" of the Trump administration
• Mourners honor Rayshard Brooks after deadly police shooting
• Barr fires U.S. attorney who investigated Trump allies
• More Trump campaign members test positive for coronavirus
• Army soldier charged with plotting ambush attack on his unit
• New York City begins Phase 2 as some businesses reopen
• Florida coronavirus cases soar as governor refuses to alter reopening
• Michael Morell on national security implications of claims in John Bolton's new book
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• Abbott: "COVID-19 is spreading at an unacceptable rate in Texas and it must be corralled"
• Questions over teen's fatal shooting by LA deputy during chase
• How coronavirus could impact the return of sports
• What "superforecasters" predict for the COVID-19 pandemic
• John Bolton warns against a 2nd term for Trump
• How 5G is ushering in a new era of possibility
• Arrests made after Black Lives Matter sign vandalized in California
• Removal of top federal prosecutor looking into cases tied to Trump sparks calls for investigations
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• James Baldwin's writing shows the nation's continued struggle for equality and justice
• Questions over strength of Trump campaign after Tulsa crowd falls short
• The impact racism and coronavirus can have on mental health in the black community
• Black business owners struggle to stay afloat during coronavirus pandemic
• How the allegations in John Bolton's new book could impact national security
• Russell Wilson kicks off ESPY Awards with message on racism
• Democrats demand investigation over firing of powerful New York federal prosecutor
• Top Trump fundraiser sought to cash in on valuable 3M masks
• NYPD officer suspended without pay after video shows him possibly using an illegal chokehold
• Police union, lawmakers demand new prosecutor in Rayshard Brooks case
• Largest single-day increase in COVID-19 cases worldwide
• John Bolton says he is "troubled" by the prospect of Trump winning a second term