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• Parents Demand Answers After San Ramon Unified Asks For $600 Donation Per Student, Gives Itself Raise
• 12-Year-Old Boy Accidentally Shot by 10-Year-Old Sister In Turlock
• Police: Black Doll Found Hanging From Power Lines In South Lake Tahoe Neighborhood
• Majority Of CoCo County Residents Testing Positive For COVID-19 Under 50
• Under Budget Deal, Gov. Newsom Has Power To Pull Funding From Counties That Disregard COVID-19 Rules
• For First Time In Pasadena Fire Department's History, Station Staffed By All Women
• Dozens Protest Deal With Hastings To Move Hundreds Of Homeless People From Tenderloin
• Mission On Edge: San Juan Capistrano Removes Junipero Serra Statue For Fear Of Defacing
• California State Parks Considering Name Change For Negro Bar In Folsom
• Security Guard Injured, Man Suspected Of Shoplifting Dead In Stabbing Outside Carson Albertsons
• 'A Surreal Moment': Elk Grove Man Who Rescued 3 From Fiery Crash Recognized As Carnegie Hero
• Mark Ryan, Ex-Doctor Who Choked Nurse, Gets 30 Days In Jail; Says He Blacked Out
• Visa Program Suspension Leaves Colorado Ski Areas In Distressing Situation
• Denver Art Museum Prepares To Welcome Public With New Exhibition
• After Months Of Isolation, Nursing Home Residents Can Begin Seeing Visitors In Person
• Colorado Senators Push Bill For Federal Juneteenth Holiday
• LA County Supervisors Seek Independent Probe Into Deputy's Killing Of Andres Guardado
• WATCH: Deputy And Good Samaritan Rescue Driver From Burning Vehicle In Stanislaus County
• LA City Councilman Jose Huizar Arrested On Corruption Charges
• LAUSD Board Rejects Proposal To Slash Funding Of School Police Force
• Mira Costa High School Graduation Celebration Under Fire For Violating Health Order
• Artists Defend Stockton City Leaders After Black Lives Matter Mural Covered Up
• City Of Pasadena Releases Dash, Body Cam Footage Of Deadly Officer Involved Shooting
• Warriors Head Coach Steve Kerr Speaks Out At Oakland Rally For Police-Free Schools
• Bullets Fly Through North Minneapolis Park As 50 Youth Football Players Practice
• Rocklin Woman Says Caltrans Crew Went Above And Beyond To Help After Her Car Overheated
• Anaheim Officials Unveil New Angel Stadium Site Plans
• Police Investigating Hate Crime After Anti-Semitic Graffiti Found At Tracy Elementary School
• 'You Could See His Little Footprints': Toddler Rescued From Stearns County Manure Pit
• New Coronavirus Data Shows How Colorado Is Faring During Pandemic
• Reopening Colorado: Denver Approves Communal Dining Area
• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Wins Democratic Nomination, Joe Biden Wins Democratic Primary In New York
• NYC Beaches Will Open For Swimming On July 1, Mayor Says
• CA National Parks Remove Confederate General Robert E. Lee's Name From Majestic Sequoias
• Days Off Canceled For Chicago Police Officers Around 4th Of July Weekend, Document Says
• 'Most Of Us Our Father Figures, Role Models': Pittsburgh Public Schools Police Officers Speak Out For The First Time Amid Calls To Remove Law Enforcement From Schools
• The 'Minnesota Paradox': Why The State Has One Of The Largest Racial Disparities
• Mayor De Blasio Forms Illegal Fireworks Task Force To Go After Suppliers In 'Huge Sting Operation'
• Two Ouzo Bay Managers No Longer With Restaurant After Black Boy Denied Service Over Alleged Dress Code Violation
• Baltimore Police Investigating One-Year-Old Girl's Death As A Homicide
• Motorcyclist Killed After Running Off Sonoma Co. Road, Crashing Into Wire Fence
• Maryland AARP Leader Says Some Nursing Home Residents Have Been 'Denied' COVID-19 Tests
• New York Primary Plagued By Voting Issues, Including Long Lines, Broken Machines And Absentee Ballot Mix-Ups
• Sprouts Looking To Fill 110 Positions At New Eastvale Location
• 'More Than Just Words' | Maryland's New Police Reform Workgroup Holds First Meeting
• Westchester County Hits The Ground Running During Phase 3 Of Reopening
• Small Concert Hall Owner Says Music Venues Like His Can't Make It Under Phase 4 Reopening Restrictions, Are In Danger Of Closing
• Woman Allegedly Assaulted In Philadelphia's Wissahickon Valley Park
• 24 Days After Central Camera Was Burned During Unrest Downtown, Owner Don Flesch Returns To Shop With Admiration And Support
• Innocent Bystander Shot After Fight Inside Howard Beach Restaurant
• Howard County Couple Treated Together For Coronavirus Now Back Home Recovering
• North Hills School District Is Not Discussing Changing Mascot
• MLB Announces Plans To Start 60-Game Season For 2020
• Motorcyclist In Grave Condition After Colliding With Bicyclist In North Minneapolis
• Family Who Lost Dad To Covid-19 Finds Peace In Garden At Former Home
• Alicia Keys To Host Nickelodeon's Nick News Special 'Kids, Race And Unity'
• Mayor Carlos Gimenez: 'Zero Tolerance' For Rule Breakers After 'Worrisome Spike In Positive COVID-19 Cases'
• 2 California National Parks Removing Robert E. Lee Mentions
• FDLE Investigating Fort Lauderdale Police Officer Steven Pohorence's Previous Uses Of Force
• Lansing Man Wins Lotto Twice: $4M Win On The Same Lotto
• Restaurants At Crossroads Of Trying To Stay Within COVID-Related Rules And Trying To Stay In Business
• Weeks Ahead Of 4th Of July, Fireworks Leave Chicagoans Fit To Be Tied As Complaints Skyrocket
• Antioch Police Officers Union Chief Apologizes For Post About Slapping Protesters' Faces
• Dallas Moms Look To Improve Race Relations Through Conversations
• Bill Cosby Granted Appeal In Pennsylvania Sex Assault Case, Andrea Constand Reacts
• Same Vines, Different Grapes: Boeger Winery Growing New Varietal From The Vine Up
• U.S.-Canada Pot Seizures: Homeland Security Says There's A Dramatic Increase In Border Activity
• MLB Announces 60-Game Season For 2020; Opening Day Will Be In July
• LAPD Arrests Man Accused Of Groping Women In Palms, Venice; Second Suspect At Large
• Police: Remains Found In Trash Bag In East Germantown Could Be Missing Haverford Woman
• Man Dies After Being Shot In Minneapolis' Webber-Camden Neighborhood
• I-Team: Secretary Of Veterans Affairs Francisco Urena Has Resigned
• Gov. Whitmer Appeals Gym Reopening, Asks For Delay Due To Covid-19
• Lawyer Compares Death Of 16-Year-Old Boy At Kalamazoo Facility To George Floyd's
• GM CEO Mary Barra Announces Inclusion And Diversity Board
• Trump On Michigan: President Trump Tweeted, "I Brought Back Cars And Jobs"
• 23-Year-Old Woman Shot, Killed In Lowell
• Pennsylvania Among The States Least At Risk Of Natural Disasters
• Two African American Women From California On Biden's Short List Of Running Mates
• Colorado Native Case Williams Living The Dream After Being Selected By Rockies: 'It's Unreal'
• Army Suspects Foul Play In Disappearance Of Texas Soldier Vanessa Guillen
• More Than 7,000 Homes, Businesses Sweltering During Power Outage In Pleasanton
• Prince George's County Police Searching For Missing 77-Year-Old Man
• Artisan Corner Showcasing Disabled Artists
• Central I-70 Project's Progress Includes Major Closures This Weekend
• MLB Opening Day Set For July 24; Players Agree To Return To 'Spring' Training July 1
• Police Arrest Man Suspected Of Throwing Cinder Block At Police Truck During Downtown Pittsburgh Riot
• MLB announces 60-game season, to begin at end of July
• Elk Grove Police Asking Residents To Report Illegal Fireworks On 'Nail 'Em' App
• Joe Biden wins New York and Kentucky primaries
• MLB, Players Reach Deal To Begin 60-Game Season To Start July 23 Or 24
• Man Killed In Shooting In South Baltimore, Police Say
• 11 Dallas Police Detectives Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Dog-Gone Success: Pet Rescue Squad's First Official Mission A Happy One
• Sacramento Police And Sheriff's Office See Surge In Shootings Since Late May
• MLB Plans 60-Game Season, Shortest Since 1878 After Union Talks Collapse
• Freeway Service Patrol Driver Killed In Fatal Accident On Southbound I-280 In Woodside
• Institutional Racism Widely Seen As Contributing To Coronavirus Infections Among Blacks
• Babe Ruth Birthplace And Museum To Reopen Wednesday
• Chicago Weather: Storm Chance Wednesday
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Want Slot Machine-Like Terminals In Bars, Restaurants And Social Clubs
• Pennsylvania Game Commission Training K-9 Pups In Detection And Tracking
• Riverside County Reports Additional Coronavirus Deaths; San Bernardino, Ventura Report New Cases
• Denver Museum Of Nature And Science Reopens To Public
• COVID-19 Inmate Deaths Increase To 21
• 'Be A Harder Victim': Guns, Ammo & Purses Being Stolen Out Of Unlocked Cars In Aurora
• UC Davis And Other Universities At Center Of Racist Cyber-Attack Email, FBI Now Investigating
• Parkland Parents Appeal Mental Health Rulings
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Kentucky expects record turnout for primary
• Full Interview: Lt. Bob Kroll, MPD Union Officials Condemn Derek Chauvin's Actions, Say City Is Scapegoating The Union
• Arlington Heights Police Issue New Rule Requiring Officers To Intervene If Another Officer Is Using Unreasonable Force
• 27-Year-Old Man Injured In Shooting In Southwest Baltimore, Police Say
• Dozens Of Cyclists Hold Memorial Ride To Honor Teenager Struck, Killed While Cycling Over Weekend
• MLB Opening Day Set For July 24; Players Agree To Return To 'Spring' Training July 1
• LA County Supervisors Consider Shifting Money, Responsibility Away From Sheriff's Department
• MLB Sets 60-Game Schedule, Opens July 23 Or 24
• Sacramento County Public Health Officer Says Family Gatherings Are Still Not Allowed
• Human Challenge Trials: Thousands Of Young People Ready To Expose Themselves To Coronavirus To Find Cure
• LA County Reports Over 2,000 More Coronavirus Cases, Demand For Testing Soars
• $2,500 Reward Offered After Shocking Video Shows Sleeping Homeless Man Attacked With Fireworks
• National Guard Called In To Administer COVID-19 Testing At Senior Care Facilities
• Officials Identify 3 People Who Drowned In Backyard Pool In East Brunswick
• Former WFAN Host Craig Carton Reportedly Released From Prison
• MUST WATCH: Group Of Hikers In NJ Have Close Encounter With Black Bear
• Sacramento Bar Temporarily Shutting Down After Customer Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Yonkers Police Seize About $3,500 Worth Of Illegal Fireworks In 2 Investigations
• Some Mpls. City Council Members Double Down On Call To Disband Police Despite Surge In Violence
• Republican Kimberly Klacik Says 'Innovative Ideas' Set Her Apart In 7th Congressional District Race
• Woman, 19, Killed In Washington Park Shooting
• At Least 5 Dead As Major Earthquake Rocks Mexico's West Coast; 7.4 Magnitude Near Oaxaca
• Howard Hanna Executive Says Homebuyers Now Have New Demands Post-Lockdown
• Nature-Inspired Playground Opens At Rockfield Park In Harford County
• Nuggets' 'The Joker' Nikola Jokic Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• 405/110 Freeway Connector To Close For 60 Hours This Weekend
• Giant To Install Free, Electric Vehicle Charging Stations At Area Stores
• Judge Denies City Of Chicago's Motion To Dismiss Lawsuit After 2018 Fire Killed 10 Children
• Homeless Encampments Under Santa Rosa Freeway Overpasses Set To Be Cleared
• 'Now Is The Time': Pitt's Black Senate Gives University Officials List Of Demands To Create A Better On-Campus Experience
• University Of Maryland Dining Services Packs Groceries For Those In Need Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Cowboys DE DeMarcus Lawrence Responds To Critics Of His Stance On Jerry Jones' Silence
• Bears Hall of Famer Mike Singletary Helps Spread Word On Free COVID-19 Testing For Underserved Communities In Chicago Area
• LA County To Purchase, Give Away 3 Million Cloth Face Masks
• Belly Fat In Older Women Is Linked To A 39% Higher Risk Of Dementia Within 15 Years, Study Says
• Jackknifed Tractor Trailer Causes Backups On I-95 South At O'Donnell Street Exit Tuesday
• After Woman Loses Her Legs In Crash, Friends And Family Demand Drivers Slow Down On Noblestown Road
• Maryland Weather: Storms Roll Through For Second Consecutive Day
• Philadelphia Police Commissioner Outlaw Voices Support For Bill That Would Ban Use Of Chokeholds
• 4 People Shot, Wounded In Burnside Community
• Coronavirus Pandemic Could Lead To Up To 500,000 Fewer US Births, Study Suggests
• The Promise Of A Paycheck Is Sometimes A Scam
• 'A Huge Threat': Business Leaders Worried About How President Trump's Visa Policy Change Will Impact Pittsburgh's 'Hundreds' Of Unfilled Tech Jobs
• Woman Hit, Pinned By City Dump Truck While Riding Bike In Avondale
• Moms Hope Picture Of Young Sons Will Help Spread Message Of Friendship, Equality
• South Philadelphia Protesters Call For Defunding Of Police Department; 26 Protesters Arrested At Municipal Services Building
• 8 Cars Struck By Gunfire In Shooting At Elk Grove Apartment Complex; No One Hurt
• Device On Good Day Cafe's HVAC System Purifies Air Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Ducks Swimming On Graves; Families Frustrated Over Cemetery Flooding
• San Quentin COVID-19 Outbreak Grows To 450 Total Cases
• Louisville PD fires officer involved in Breonna Taylor's death
• Chelsea School Board Hopes State Will Provide Money Promised Pre-Pandemic
• Swimmer's Body Pulled From Water At Indiana Dunes State Park
• Sacramento Native Cameron Champ Withdraws From Tournament After Testing Positive For Covid-19
• FBI: Noose Reportedly Found By Bubba Wallace Was Pull Rope For NASCAR Garage
• 2020 Best Online Community Colleges In Michigan
• 'Highlights The Importance Of Miami', Mayor Francis Suarez On City Hosting Presidential Debate In October
• Rising Sacramento Rapper Bris Killed In Weekend Shooting
• Walmart rids Mississippi stores of state flag with Confederate emblem
• Republicans Propose $1.3B Plan To Help K-12 Schools Reopen
• Colorado Tourism Office Encourages In-State Travel
• Snake Sightings On The Rise In North Texas: 'They Are Hoping People Don't See Them'
• Drivers Can Expect Delays Through I-25 Gap Project
• Father Of Twins Who Died In Hot Car in 2019 Pleads Guilty To Reckless Endangerment
• Closings & Layoffs Continue As Twin Cities Businesses Feel COVID-19 Impact
• Man Accused Of Assaulting Police Horse, Vandalizing Cop Car During Riots Downtown Arrested
• 3 GOP Senators Call For Federal Investigation Into MPD, Say State's Human Right's Probe Won't Be Fair
• Police: Suspect Arrested After Exchanging Gunfire With Officers In South Philadelphia
• 16-Year-Old Boy Critically Injured In West Philadelphia Shooting, Police Say
• 2 Bills Aimed At Helping Colorado Small Businesses Signed Into Law
• 400 Grab-And-Go Meal Sites In NYC Will Stay Open Through Summer
• Trump says visa halt could open up 500,000 jobs. Really?
• Lodging Down In Summit County As Tourism Slow To Resume
• Bagged Grocery Store Salad Sickens More Than 100 In 7 States
• Extra $600 Unemployment Benefit Set To Disappear Next Month: 'It's Going To Be Tough If It's Taken Away'
• Parents Concerned About How To Keep Kids Occupied, Cool In NYC This Summer Without Pools, Camps Or Beaches
• Pittsburgh Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger Opens Up About Past Addictions To Alcohol, Pornography
• Ready To Spend That Cash You Saved On Haircuts? Treat Yourself At These Denver Salons
• 3 Teens Escape By Breaking Metal Plate On Police Wagon Door Outside Juvenile Center, Sources Say
• 'Til Death Do You Tweet': How Your Digital Footprint Can Have A Real Effect On Your Personal, Professional Life
• Church falsely claims filtration system "kills" COVID-19
• Protests Against Police Brutality Continue For 27th Straight Day In NYC
• The First Documented Coronavirus-Related Case In U.S. Was At Pittsburgh Hospital
• Suburban Nurse Gets COVID-19, Infects Her Family After Hospital Says Don't Wear Mask
• As Coronavirus Restrictions Ease, Small Weddings Are Having A Big Moment In Hempstead
• Noose Found Hanging In Tree At Sonoma Raceway Investigated As Possible Hate Crime
• CBS2 Heads To Pennsylvania, Where Fireworks Sales Are Legal And Business Is Booming
• Stickers With Racially Offensive Language Posted In Ellicott City, Police Say
• New Executive Order On Work Visas Could Impact Cape Cod Businesses
• Homestead Hospital At Capacity, Baptist Health Confirms
• What's Telemedicine And What You Can Expect During Your Doctor Visits Amid COVID-19
• Police Search For 'Suspected Child Predator' Facing Multiple Charges
• Florida Tops 103,000 COVID-19 Cases, 65 Additional Deaths
• Hundreds of Dallas County Eviction Proceedings Resume After COVID-19 Moratorium
• Young People In N.J. Bring 'Chalktivism' To Black Lives Matter Movement
• N.Y. Families Wonder When They'll Be Able To Visit Loved Ones In Long-Term Care Facilities Again
• 'Justice For Juwan': Teen Battling Hodgkin's Lymphoma Boycotting Abington McDonald's Where He Used To Work Over Mask Policy
• East Canyon Fire Nearly Fully Contained In Southwest Colorado
• FDA Warns Public To Avoid Specific Hand Sanitizer Products That Contain Methanol
• EXCLUSIVE: Woman Sprayed In Face By Police During George Floyd Protest On Vine Street Expressway Says Officer Should Lose Job
• U.S. Airport Starting Pilot Program That Uses Thermal Cameras To Spot Passengers With Fever
• Lasting Impact: Some Retailers, Restaurants Won't Reopen After Coronavirus
• LA City Council, County Board Of Supervisors Approve Millions In Rent Relief Funds
• Kentucky on track for historic primary turnout
• FBI: NASCAR Driver Bubba Wallace Not Target Of Hate Crime
• Group Uses Drones To Help Kids Get Interested In STEAM Education, Careers
• Philadelphia Officials Address Soaring Complaints Of Fireworks Being Set Off Across City
• Funeral held for Rayshard Brooks at historic Atlanta church
• Gov. Abbott Expands Local Authority On Limiting Outdoor Gatherings During COVID-19 Surge
• Loni Love's I TRIED TO CHANGE SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO To Publish Nationwide
• Bill Cosby appeal will test scope of #MeToo-era prosecutions
• Activists Take Charge Of Denver City Council Meeting, Demand Change
• Whooooaaa: King Soopers Says Hold Your Horses On Penny Pony Roundup
• Virtual Safari: Joona The Baby Rhino Now Weighs 500 Pounds!
• Adam Jones Launches First Home Run In Nippon Professional Baseball League
• Vegetation Fire Burns In Crockett South Of Carquinez Bridge
• Viola Announces First Harvest And Official Launch Of Detroit Cultivation Facility
• Porn Star Ron Jeremy Charged With Rape, Sexual Assault Against Four Women
• Tesla Still Wants In-Person Annual Shareholders Meeting
• Old Hospital Reopens To Serve Thousands Of North Texas Veterans
• 'People Don't Care': Recent Jump In Allegheny County Coronavirus Cases Linked To People In Their 20s, 30s
• Santa Clara County Supervisors Approve Racism As Public Health Crisis Resolution, Police Reforms
• A 'Game-Changer': Johns Hopkins Uses Augmented Reality To Perform Major Surgeries
• Work Continues To Carefully Remove Graffiti From Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier Of The American Revolution
• Police: Daughter Sets Her Father Up To Be Robbed In His Westmoreland Co. Home, But Her Brother Accidentally Catches One Of The Suspects
• Twitter Puts Warning On Trump Tweet For 'Threat Of Harm' Against DC Protesters
• Orange County Reports 147 New COVID-19 Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• Man Accused Of Pulling Shotgun, Threatening To Shoot Roommates During Fight In Pine Grove
• Man Killed In Montana Wanted In Colorado Springs Murder
• After Worry On Social Media, Metro Concert Venue Points Out That It Has Not Permanently Closed
• Second Lady Karen Pence To Visit Colorado This Week
• Texas Man Shot, Killed By Police After Stabbing 4 People At Random
• Fauci Says He Knows Of No Order To Slow Down Coronavirus Testing
• Christopher Smith Charged With Murder In Deadly Stabbing At National Western Complex
• As New Jersey Continues Reopening, Gym Owner Sees 'No Light At The End Of The Tunnel'
• Michigan Will Not Move Into Phase 5 Of Gov. Whitmer's Reopening Plan This Week
• Alternate Side Parking Returns With Major Change Monday
• Some South Florida Cities Now Requiring Face Masks Indoors, Outdoors
• 'For The Betterment Of The Entire Community': Miami To Begin Enforcing Mask In Public Order
• Meeting Off Between Denver Police, Black Man Who Was Cuffed
• Macy's To Put On 4th Of July Fireworks Displays In All Five Boroughs, Mayor Says
• Morey's Pier Looking To Hire About 500 New Employees As Gov. Phil Murphy Gives Amusement, Water Parks Green Light To Reopen On July 2
• Suspect in Atlanta Wendy's fire arrested
• Yosemite Closes Campgrounds Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Fauci says he knows of no order to slow down coronavirus testing
• Baltimore DPW Says Trash Collection Should Be 'As Close To Normal' Starting Wednesday With Over 100 Employees Returning To Work
• 'There Will Be Risks': Doctors Worried About Return Of MLB
• Is Physical Therapy Safe For A 74-Year-Old? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Jimmy Kimmel apologizes for wearing blackface in past sketches
• Berks County Father Charged With Murder Of 11-Week-Old Daughter, DA Says
• Dallas Launches Program To Help Small, Medium-Sized Businesses During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Atlantic City's Hard Rock Casino Unveils Some Of Its Health, Safety Plans As It Prepares To Welcome Back Customers
• Gov. JB Pritzker Announces Plan For Schools To Resume In-Person Classes This Fall
• Here's A Closer Look At Bills Signed Into Law By Gov. Whitmer
• "A historic moment": Georgia Legislature passes hate crimes bill
• As MLB Season Appears To Be On, Phillies Dealing With More Players & Staffers Testing Positive For COVID-19
• Owner Of North Texas Wedding Planning Company Charged With Coronavirus-Relief Fraud
• Stalking Charge: Minn. Trooper Accused Of Taking Woman's Phone, Sending Himself Her Private Photos
• Hate Graffiti Found Spray Painted On Several Pacifica Buildings
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Warns Businesses, 'Guidelines Are In Place For A Reason'
• Delaware Officials Encouraging Young People Who Went To Senior Week To Get Tested For COVID-19
• Twitter makes Election Day a paid company holiday
• Senate Democrats blast "unsalvageable" GOP police reform bill
• Philadelphia Health Commissioner Worried 'We May Take Steps Back' As Coronavirus Spikes Across Country
• Sheriff: 30-Year-Old Hayward Man Killed In Sawyer Co. Crash
• Police Identify Man Shot, Killed In Early Morning Denver Shooting
• Starbucks Adds Plant-Based Meat From Impossible Foods To US Menu
• Late Fees, Water Shutoffs To Resume In Fort Worth Following 90-Day Suspension Due To Coronavirus Crisis
• 65-Year-Old Woman Hit, Killed By Train In Homestead
• Towson University Police Cpl. Peter Publico Released On Recognizance On Child Pornography Charges
• Crews Stop Spread Of Brush Fire Burning In East San Jose Near Alum Rock Park
• Philadelphia Officials Working On Ways To Help Residents Beat Heat While Protecting Them From COVID-19
• Maryland Senators Recommend Ways To Avoid Election Problems
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 16 New Deaths, 229 Additional Cases
• Kentucky Senate primary pits establishment favorite against progressive insurgent
• Family Offering $1,000 Reward For Information On Keith Frock, Man Missing Nearly A Month
• 18-Month-Old Shot On I-75 Ramp, MSP Says Incident Wasn't Random
• Howard County Library System Will Start Contactless Pickup On Monday
• Texas Surpasses 5K New Cases In 1 Day For First Time: 'Coronavirus Is Serious, It's Spreading'
• Reopening Baltimore: Horseshoe Casino To Reopen To Public Sunday Morning
• Bolton faults Pompeo for tying his "political future" to Trump
• iHeartMedia Announces "iHeartCountry 4th of July BBQ" Televised on The CW Featuring Country Music's Biggest Artists
• Jelly Jar Bandit Hanging Out At HAR's Wildlife Rehabilitation Center For A Few More Weeks
• 21-Year-Old Man Keyonta Davis Missing From Baltimore Since May 7
• Illinois Reports 601 New COVID-19 Cases And 38 Deaths; Cases And Fatalities Have Been Declining For 5 Consecutive Weeks
• Pittsburgh Unveils 10-Year Plan To Add 120 Miles Of Bike Lanes, Trails And Low-Traffic Streets
• Dr. Dave Hnida On Coronavirus: Coloradans 'Shouldn't Let Their Guard Down'
• Officials Clear Suspicious Package Found Outside County GOP Office In Hudson, Wisconsin
• Workers urge Disney to delay July reopening of Florida theme parks
• Dallas County Reports Near-Record 445 New Coronavirus Cases: 'We Are Seeing A Second Wave'
• Prosecutor who quit Stone case to tell Congress of DOJ pressure
• Gov. Mike DeWine Pitches Ohio Air Force Base As Space Force Headquarters
• Tina Fey requests "30 Rock" episodes with blackface be removed
• California Bill Ups Scrutiny Of Hunting License In Gun Sales
• Citizens Insurance Expects To Top 500,000 Policies
• Video Shows Christopher Columbus Statue In Worcester Doused With Red Paint
• Golden Gate Bridge Toll Hikes, Higher Transit Fares To Proceed Amid Pandemic
• Restaurant fires managers who barred black child over clothing
• Twitter To Give Workers Day Off To Vote In National Elections
• Ravens OC Greg Roman Seeks To Upgrade Record-Setting Unit
• Kellogg's® Combines Two Fan-Favorite Cereals For Its First MASHUP
• Now Hiring: North Texas Church Creates Job Bank To Help Thousands Looking For Work During Pandemic
• #SaveThePostOffice: Postal Workers Rally In Detroit
• Noah Woelfel Arrested After Allegedly Shooting Man In Leg During Argument In Annapolis
• These Are The Unspoken Rules Of A Secretive Group Peddling A Shocking And Dangerous Autism Treatment.
• Auburn Firefighter Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Foul Play Suspected In Death Of Man Found In Calumet River
• NWSL Releases Updated Schedule For Challenge Cup Following Orlando Pride's Withdrawal
• Protester Sues LAPD, Claims She Was Zip-Tied For 6 Hours After Curfew Violation
• 'It Would Smell Really Bad': Volunteers Work To Cleanup Lake Elizabeth In Allegheny Commons
• Kennywood Cancels Phantom Fright Nights
• Irwindale Speedway To Put On Fourth Of July Drive-In Fireworks Show
• Milpitas Police Release More Information About Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting
• Gov. Murphy: New Jersey Amusement Parks, Water Parks, Playgrounds To Open Just In Time For July 4 Holiday
• Police: Palm Beach Tan 'Peeping Tom' Admits Recording Video Of Naked Woman
• Minneapolis Police Confirm No One Was Killed In Uptown Shooting Over The Weekend
• Walt Disney World Shares Plan For Reopening Theme Parks
• 'It Felt Magical': Paula Newsome On CBS All Access's 'The Twilight Zone'
• 21-Year-Old Man Shot In Buttocks At Baltimore Bus Stop, Police Say
• Pennsylvania Sees 38 More COVID-19 Deaths, 510 More Sickened
• CBS2/KCAL9 Reporter Randy Paige Signs Off After More Than 25 Years
• Flyers Forward Oskar Lindblom Returns To Skate With Team For First Time Since Starting Cancer Treatments
• Philadelphia Housing Authorities Gives Away 22,000 Free Masks To Its Residents
• At least 40 lawsuits claim police brutality at Floyd protests
• Monday's Heavy Rains Triggered Ellicott City Flooding Alarms For First Time, County Says
• Walker Art Center To Lay Off 33 Part-Time Workers Before Reopening Next Month
• Governor Abbott, DSHS Sending Antiviral Drug Remdesivir To Dallas, Fort Worth Metro Area
• Dr. Oz launches an undercover investigation and speaks to a mom who helped expose the dark world of fake autism cures. 
• Man Charged With Stabbing Southboro Police Sergeant At Police Station
• Texas Ranked Most At-Risk State In US For Natural Disasters, Averages $14B In Property Damage Per Year
• Vallejo Child Sex Trafficker Jeremy Ray Warren Receives 17-Year Prison Sentence
• Teen Arrested For Murder After 2 Bodies Found Inside Pueblo Home
• Amazon's carbon emissions surged last year
• Report: Two More Phillies Players And Two Staff Members Test Positive For COVID-19
• 3-Year-Old Girl Rushed To Hospital In Critical Condition After Hit-And-Run In Carrick
• Massachusetts Casino Reopening Rules Finalized; Gamblers Can't Walk Around With Drinks
• Sheriff: Remains Found In 2017 ID'd As New Prague Man
• Bill Cosby Granted Appeal In Pennsylvania Sex Assault Case
• Watauga Police Seek Man Who Ran Over Officer's Foot, Shot Another In The Arm
• Man Accuses Gov. Baker Of Refusing To Meet With Black Constituents About Coronavirus
• Six Accused Of Stealing Identities Of Florida Seniors
• Meet The Moms Who Went Undercover And Infiltrated A Secretive Group Advertising A Shocking And Dangerous Autism Treatment.
• Students bring COVID-19 back from Myrtle Beach trips
• Pittsburgh Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin: 'It's Our Intention To Support' Players Who Make A Statement Against Racial Injustice, 'And That Includes Kneeling'
• The Maryland Book Bank Is Mailing Free Story Kits To Students In Baltimore City Title I Schools
• Famed Presidio Wooden 'Spire' Sculpture Damaged By Early Tuesday Morning Fire
• Sacramento Rapper Known As Bris Shot Dead At 24
• Reopening Maryland: National Aquarium To Reopen July 1
• Lincoln Park Pizzeria Uses Ovens To Make COVID-19 Face Shields
• Fremont Felony Arson, Vandalism Suspect Arrested Twice In 5 Days
• Ministers, Activists Want Mayor Lori Lightfoot To Ban Former CPD Officer Robert Rialmo From Future City Employment
• GOP senator introduces measure to curb legal shield for law enforcement
• CTU Fights Staff Cuts At Some Charter Schools
• Timing Is Right For Weaver To Take Over As Detroit's GM
• Tom Brady Exchanges Chirps With Barstool's Dave Portnoy: 'Come See Me In January'
• 'Save The USPS!': U.S. Postal Service Workers Calling On Congress To Provide Funding In Next Stimulus Bill
• Investigators Searching For Suspect, Vehicle Linked To Bel Air Arson
• Arrest Made In Murder Of Woman Found Shot Dead Inside Pompano Beach Home
• True Crime: Two Ted Bundy survivors recount how they escaped death at Florida State University. 
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Dolly Forms Over North Atlantic
• Ypsilanti Mayor Resigns After Racist Remark About Resident
• Pittsburgh Will Not Be A Hub City For Stanley Cup Playoffs
• Denver Construction Worker Gets Stuck 150 Feet Up Flagpole In Texas Heat
• Powerful Earthquake Strikes Southern Mexico
• Seattle moving to dismantle protest zone after weekend shootings
• Trump moves to restrict work visas, citing pandemic
• 88 Amazon Workers In Shakopee Test Positive For COVID-19
• World No. 1 Novak Djokovic Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Lawyers Sue City Of Chicago For Access To Inmates
• Aurora Police Search For Gunman After Woman Shot Through Front Door
• Reopening: BART Sending Extra Commute Trains To Pittsburg/Bay Point
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Hands Out Masks In Allapattah
• The Disco Biscuits To Livestream Free Concert From Citizens Bank Park To Benefit PLUS1 For Black Lives
• Bill Cosby Granted Appeal In Pa. Sexual Assault Case, Will Go Before State Supreme Court
• NASCAR drivers rally around Bubba Wallace after noose incident
• Study Suggests 80% Of US Coronavirus Cases Went Undetected In March
• Fake Cures Exposed: Parents Are Poisoning Their Children With Bleach To Cure Autism
• Musso & Frank Grill To Reopen At 60% Capacity, Reservations Required
• South Korean city sues sect over COVID-19 amid fears of 2nd wave
• Minneapolis police union leaders respond to George Floyd video
• Columbia Gas Ordered To Pay $53M Fine For Causing Merrimack Valley Explosions
• Denver Weather: Up And Down Temperatures Through Friday
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-23-20
• JCPenney Closing Another 13 Stores, Including 1 In Maryland
• Dallas Police Find 32-Year-Old Man Dead In An Alley
• Early Morning Vandergrift Fire Spreads To Nearby Homes, Displaces Several People
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Number Of New Cases Continues Trend Down
• Massachusetts RMV: Renew License Now, Get Free Real ID Upgrade
• Maryland Has Distributed More Than 50M Units Of PPE, Gov. Hogan Says
• True Crime: Today, Dr. Oz interviews two women who survived serial killer Ted Bundy's last and most infamous attacks at a sorority house of Florida State University.
• Pa. Health Dept. Over 500 New Cases Of Coronavirus As Statewide Total Grows To 82,696
• 23-Year-Old Destiny Guns Charged In Stabbing Death Of Perryville Man Chad Petroulis
• Massachusetts Sales Tax Holiday Date Announced For August
• Wall Street thinks the economy will recover fast — here's why
• Sales Representatives See Increasing Job Openings In Detroit
• Baker 'Pleased' After 2.5% Of 17,617 Test Positive For Coronavirus At Sites For Protesters
• Los Angeles Chargers Corner Chris Harris Jr. On COVID-19 Concerns For Football Season: 'I Don't Want To Be The Cause Of Family Getting Sick
• 2 Pittsburgh Steelers Tested Positive For Coronavirus Earlier This Year
• Change In Law Allows Closer Look At Complaints Against Of Daniel Pantaleo, NYPD Officer Fired For Eric Garner Chokehold Death
• Twins Cities Man Dies Following ATV Crash In Northern Minnesota
• Car Partially Submerged On Street In Southlake, 4 Inches Of Rain Falls In Parts Of North Texas
• Silicon Valley Slams Trump's Executive Order Restricting H-1B Visas
• Tom Brady Still Leading Buccaneers Workouts, Despite NFLPA's COVID-19 Recommendations
• State Police Searching For Missing Cambria County Teenager Chad Spaugy
• Martha Firestone Ford Stepping Down, Daughter Taking Over
• Drive-In Entertainment In Demand Again Thanks To Coronavirus, Social Distancing
• 'It's The Right Thing To Do': Organizers Say Twin Cities Marathon To Go Virtual This Year
• St. Cloud Man Arrested After Domestic Assault, Standoff Incident
• Here's A List Of The 7 Michigan J.C. Penney Stores Closing
• Sonoma Raceway President Says Noose Was Found In Tree
• Triplets test positive for coronavirus on the day they're born
• Blaney Wins At Talladega
• Baltimore City Leads Large Jurisdictions At 9.3% Of Population Tested For COVID-19, Gov. Hogan Says
• True Crime: Ted Bundy Survivors On Why The Nation's Obsession With The Serial Killer Still Torments Them
• Chase Out Of Azusa Ends With Crash In San Dimas; 5 Arrested
• Longtime Haverford Township Employee Tragically Dies In Workplace Accident
• Aurora Police Warn Residents After Two Battery Incidents In Phillips Park
• UK leader says England's coronavirus lockdown will ease on July 4
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces Death Of 23-Year-Old Coronavirus Patient, Bringing County Death Toll To 179
• Sheriff: 2-Year-Old Rescued After Falling Into Liquid Manure Pit
• Report: Billionaires David And Simon Reuben Exploring Bid For Mets
• Florida Sends Message By Suspending Bar's License
• 2 Men Found Shot To Death In Long Beach After Home Break-In
• Black-owned businesses in Florida on road to recovery amid pandemic
• Dante Scarnecchia Anticipates 'Growing Pains' With Jarrett Stidham
• Florida Inmate Reportedly Beaten To Death While Handcuffed
• Tennis star Novak Djokovic tests positive for coronavirus
• New York City To Honor Class Of 2020 With Citywide Graduation Ceremony On June 30
• Raining Money: Fort Worth Winner Claims $2M Powerball Prize
• Reopening: Golden Gate Bridge South End Parking Lots Open On Weekdays
• Elizabeth Warren Is Top Choice For Joe Biden's VP Pick, According To Poll Of College Students
• Miami's Adrienne Arsht Center To Host 2nd Presidential Debate
• Miami Weather: Another Scorcher With Feels Like Temps In Triple Digits
• Lt. Bob Kroll Tells Gayle King That He Wants To Be Part Of The Reform Process, Denies Systemic Racism
• Ex-U.S. Marine won't appeal 16-year sentence for spying in Russia
• Trump says he wasn't joking about testing slowdown: "I don't kid"
• It's Buddy's Pizza Day. Here's How To Get Your $7.40 Discount Cards
• Keyot Hosting Interactive Discussion With College Grads
• Judge: California Can't Require Cancer Label For Weed Killer
• 'The Simple Answer Is A Button': Orland Park Resident Spreading Messages Of Unity, Support
• Borgata Reopening July 6, Invitation-Only Guests Can Come July 2
• PTL Links: June 23, 2020
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Drop Below 600, 18 New Deaths Reported
• Suspected Drunk Driver Goes Through Barrier, Lands Car In Dumpster
• Florida Pizza Joint Kept Dead Iguana In Freezer
• Largest Children's Hospital In The US Admits Adults As Virus Cases Soar In Texas
• City College Of San Francisco Names Long-Term Interim Chancellor
• CBSN expands globally, now in app stores across 89 countries
• Villanova's Jay Wright Says He Believes Zoom Meetings With Recruits Are 'Something That Stays With Recruiting'
• Sewage Spill Closes Huntington Harbour To Surfers, Swimmers
• 'Riverdale' Stars Deny Sexual Misconduct Allegations
• Bubba Wallace's activism influenced by cousin's death, his mom says
• More Grocery Shoppers Are Keeping Their Pantry Loaded During Pandemic, Survey Finds
• U-M Withdraws From Hosting Oct. 15 Presidential Debate
• Judge Grants Compassionate Release To Reputed Mob Enforcer Mario Rainone Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• Driver Plows Into Garages Of Multi-Family Homes In Castle Pines
• Auburn Woman Charged In 2015 Death Of Foster Child In Her Care
• The 3 Best Dive Bars In Detroit
• Ramp From Moravia Road To SB I-95 Remains Closed After June 17 Vehicle Fire In East Baltimore Vacant Lot
• Tractor Trailer Catches Fire On Pa. Turnpike
• Renting in Detroit: The Cheapest Apartment Right Now
• Afghans accuse Taliban of killing 333 people as U.S. pulls out troops
• Everyone's A Loser In MLB After Players Reject Owners' Offer
• Thermal Cameras That Hunt For Fevers Go Live At LAX Tuesday
• Trump says he "authorized" federal government to arrest monument vandals
• Multi-Vehicle Accident Causes Major Delays On I-76 Just Before Belmont Exit
• Detroit's 3 Best Spots To Score Budget-Friendly Halal Fare
• Reopening Maryland: MGM National Harbor To Reopen June 29
• Reopening COVID-19 Roundup: Officials Having Rollback Second Thoughts; Haircuts Returning To San Francisco
• Protesters Demand Prosecutions, Not Murals, From Solano County District Attorney Krishna Abrams
• Florida Reopening: Disney World Opens Some Resorts, Theme Parks Remain Closed
• President Trumps Travels To US-Mexico Border For First Time In 2020
• Huge "pit structure" found near Stonehenge is a new Neolithic mystery
• Second presidential debate moved from Michigan to Miami
• June Garden Checklist: Tips During Summer Heat
• Maine Homeowner Holds Mass. Pair At Gunpoint After Break-In
• Penn Jillette On Looking Forward To Getting Back On Stage Post-COVID: 'I Love Doing Shows, It's Really Been My Whole Life'
• Protesters Try To Pull Down Andrew Jackson Statue Near White House In DC
• Vice President Of Playland's Castaway Cove In Ocean City Preparing For Governor Murphy's Green Light To Reopen
• Campaign 2020: New York Voters Cast Their Ballots Tuesday In Primary Races
• Young People In The US South Increasingly Getting COVID-19
• Police: Man And Woman Punched, Robbed In Riverside Park
• Nestlé To Rebrand Its 'Red Skins' And 'Chicos' Sweets, Says Their Names Are 'Out Of Step' With Company Values
• Weather Blog: Thunderstorms Again
• Storms Leave Trail Of Damage, Power Out For 2,000 In Indiana
• City Launching 4 Mobile COVID-19 Testing Sites
• University of Michigan expected to withdraw from hosting debate
• Soldier charged with giving information to neo-Nazi occult group
• 3 More Men Shot Monday Night Outside Crystal Bar; All Expected To Survive
• First Texas Juvenile Inmate Tests Positive For The Coronavirus
• New York enters second phase of reopening amid pandemic
• 2 Men Shot, Killed In Parking Lot Of Venice CVS; Suspect At Large
• Pittsburgh Weather: Severe Weather Chances, Cooler Temperatures On The Way
• 26 Massachusetts Cities Call On State To Preserve 'Desperately Needed' School Funding
• Grandma Says She Was Left High And Dry, And Her Floor Slippery And Wet, As Sedgwick Claims Management Failed To Process Faulty Repair Claim
• Teddy Roosevelt statue to be removed from iconic N.Y. museum
• China predicts "cliff-like drop" in Beijing's 2nd-wave COVID outbreak
• Blood types may play role in which COVID patients get sickest
• 9 hand sanitizer brands may be toxic, FDA warns
• 1 Dead After Driver Runs Red Light In Arlington
• 'My New Mask': Mundelein Park District Manager Writes Pandemic Book For Kids
• Protesters try to topple Andrew Jackson statue near White House
• Man Facing Charges Stemming From Homewood North Assault, Victim Died Days Later
• 8-year-old girl among 3 found dead in backyard pool
• Ocean City Cancels 4th Of July Fireworks Show, Fireworks Still Planned In Wildwood
• Years After AT&T Installed Utility Box In His Back Yard, Homeowner Still Getting The Runaround In Bid To Move It
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/23 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Chicago Weather: Isolated Showers Possible Tuesday
• Inmate Who Died Was Subdued With Taser, Locked In Padded Cell 
• Police: Security Guard Accidentally Shot By Another Security Guard In Fairhill
• City of Fort Bragg, California exploring name change
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Issues Response To Demands For Police Accountability From 'Black Activist and Organizer Collective'
• Inmate reportedly beaten to death by guard while handcuffed
• Pa. Senate Committees Pass Police Reform Bills, Will Go To Full Senate For Vote
• Allegheny Co. Sheriff's Office Warning Public Of Phone Scam
• Calif. can't force cancer warning labels for Roundup, judge rules
• Attorney Of Kicked Protester Seeks To Learn Name Of Officer Involved
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• Clarion University Releases Fall Semester Plans
• Penn State's Nittany Lion Inn To Be Used As Quarantine Site For Coronavirus Students
• Denver Art Museum To Reopen Wednesday For Members
• Police Identify Juvenile Hit By Car, In Critical Condition

Videos from June 23, 2020

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• Senator Mike Braun unveils bill on reforming qualified immunity
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• Massive Saharan dust cloud makes its way to U.S., while Arctic heat wave continues
• San Francisco mural honors health care workers
• Jimmy Kimmel apologizes for wearing blackface in past sketches
• Atlanta funeral honors life of Rayshard Brooks
• Bolton opens up about his book, claims against Trump and 2020 presidential election
• Prosecutor to testify Roger Stone sentencing was politicized
• Trump dismisses virus concerns after several staffers test positive for COVID-19
• Fauci calls next weeks "critical" in combating surging coronavirus cases
• CBS Evening News, June 23, 2020
• Pennsylvania's Supreme Court to hear appeal of Bill Cosby's sexual assault conviction
• New York holds primary election amid coronavirus pandemic
• Trump administration orders more immigration restrictions, suspending work visas 
• Rayshard Brooks funeral held in Atlanta
• "There's been a change in the direction, 180 degrees": Black business owners in Florida on pandemic
• India's hospitals overwhelmed as coronavirus slams country
• Bolton faults Pompeo for tying his "political future" to Trump
• Trump heads to Phoenix for campaign rally as Arizona sees spike in COVID-19 cases
• Data and open ecosystems driving value in manufacturing
• Transforming manufacturing with industrial IoT
• Paul Whelan won't appeal 16-year sentence in Russia, lawyers say
• Child and 2 adults found dead in backyard pool in New Jersey
• Dr. Fauci and other top health officials to testify in House on coronavirus response
• Broadway star Norm Lewis performs in an empty Lincoln Center plaza, closed due to coronavirus
• Dalai Lama on his life during the pandemic, the protests and the idea of meeting President Trump
• How COVID-19 is impacting black people disproportionately
• Minnesota police legal defense fund director says there's no fair outcome in George Floyd case
• Minneapolis police union says there's no problem with systemic racism, but is open to reform
• Tennis players test positive for coronavirus after playing in Serbia tournament
• Trial airport scanners take temperatures and check for fevers at LAX
• Minneapolis police union leaders on "horrific" video of George Floyd's death, racism in policing
• Minneapolis police union head defends calling Black Lives Matter a "terrorist organization"
• Trump to address student crowd of 3,000 in Phoenix as White House officials downplay virus threat
• Texas hospitalizations from coronavirus rise 60% in a week, governor calls spread "unacceptable"
• Protesters clash with D.C. police as they attempt to topple statue of Andrew Jackson
• Trump campaign reconsiders next moves after disappointing turnout in Tulsa