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Articles from June 24, 2020

• Folsom Councilmember's Comments On Racial Diversity Draw Scrutiny
• Woman Who Purposely Coughed On Baby May Be San Jose Oak Grove School District Employee
• Man Rescued 2 Days After Getting Shot At Illegal Marijuana Grow
• With More Classes Held Online, Some UC Davis Students Are Trying To Get Out Of Their Leases
• Doctors Warn COVID-19 Outbreak At San Quentin Could Be Catastrophic
• Santa Clara Co. Lands On State's Watchlist After Spike In COVID-19 Hospitalizations
• WATCH: Sacramento Police Officers Save Baby Who Nearly Drowned In Kiddie Pool
• Elijah McClain's Death Gaining International Attention
• Eric Roza, Boulder Gym Owner, Buying CrossFit After CEO Greg Glassman's Controversial Exit
• New Coronavirus Cases Surging In The US To Highest Level In 2 Months
• 'I Just Started Crying': Redondo Beach Baby Diagnosed With Rare Genetic Disease That Will Cost Millions To Treat
• Disneyland Resort Delays Reopening Theme Parks, Downtown Disney Still Set To Open July 9
• Riverside County Residents Report Their Pets Died After Trying To Escape The Sound Of Illegal Fireworks
• 'MS Doesn't Stop And Neither Will We': Bike MS Goes Virtual Amid COVID-19
• 'Merman' Mike Finds, Returns $17,000 Ring Lost In Sacramento River To Owner
• Pomona City Councilman Rubio Ramiro Gonzalez, Who Was Substitute Teacher, Charged With Possessing Child Porn
• OC Supervisor Pushes Back On Newsom's Announcement To Withhold COVID Relief Funding
• As Coronavirus Cases Rise, Health Officers Face Threats Over Safety Rules
• Concerns Over COVID-19 Workplace Outbreaks As Santa Clara Co. Prepares To Restart Construction
• Source: At Least 4 Sacramento Kings Players Test Positive For Coronavirus
• 'It's All Smashed': Specialized Wheelchairs Damaged After Woman Drives Into Garages
• Mounds Of Fireworks, Several Firearms Seized From Denver Home
• Sanctioned Camping Areas For Denver Homeless Is An Idea Being Considered
• Chicago Weather: Clearing Overnight
• Sonora Man Arrested For Possessing Nunchucks After Reportedly Creating Disturbance At Park
• Uptown Restaurant To Require Customers To Fill Out Forms For Potential COVID-19 Contact Tracing
• Mail Bags With Checks Inside Stolen, Colorado Suspects Arrested
• Doctor Who Survived COVID-19 Is Denied Opportunity To Donate Plasma Because He Is Gay
• Demonstrators Occupy Michigan Avenue And Ida B. Wells Drive For Silent Protest To Draw Attention To Violence Against Black Women
• Supervisor Kathryn Barger Talks Coronavirus Response, Sheriff's Department Feud
• Study: Get Better Sleep By Cuddling Up With Your Partner
• Oakland School Board Votes To Remove OUSD Police From School Campuses
• Denver DA Answers Public's Questions About William DeBose Shooting
• President Trump Won't Follow New Jersey Quarantine Mandate During Upcoming Trip, White House Says
• Mother Of Black Boy Denied Table At Ouzo Bay Says She Will Continue To 'Push For Him' And Social Justice
• Baltimore County Police Release Body-Worn Camera Footage In Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting Of Robert Johnson Jr.
• Vehicles For Change, MileOne Autogroup Team Up; Give New Cars To Low-Income Families Across Baltimore Area
• Catonsville Students Protest For Education Reform, Diversity In Classrooms Nationwide
• 'Pop Up Recover Zone' In The Annapolis Design District Set For Saturday
• Redskins Removing Ex-Owner Marshall From Ring Of Fame
• N.Y., N.J., Conn. Announce Joint Travel Advisory, All Travelers From States With High Coronavirus Infection Rates Must Quarantine
• Mayor Liccardo Unveils Plan For Police Reform In Wake Of Violence At BLM Protests In San Jose
• New Jersey, New York And Connecticut To Require Visitors From States With High COVID-19 Infection Rates To Quarantine For 14 Days
• 3-Year-Old Boy Burned By Firework That Flew Through Window In The Bronx
• Pittsburgh Public School Board Members Introduce Resolution Calling Into Question The Effectiveness Of School Police Officers
• Colorado Company Unveils New Airplane Vent To Circulate Air
• Reality Check: Was It President Trump Or Gov. Walz Who Called In The National Guard To Minneapolis?
• Protesters Occupy Area Outside City Hall Demanding $1 Billion Cut From NYPD Budget
• Baltimore Museum Of Art's Outdoor Sculpture Garden Reopens To Visitors
• Exclusive: Parents Recount Horrifying Encounter With Man Accused Of Trying To Abduct Children From Queens Home
• Doctors Debunk Common Face Mask Myths, Including Suffocation And Bacteria Fears
• San Marino Fourth Of July Decorations Featuring Mannequin Of President Donald Trump Sparks Controversy
• Pittsburgh Pirates Have Less Than 14 Percent Chance Of Making Playoffs, FanGraphs Projects
• Riverside, San Bernardino Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths
• Union City Officer Cleans Up Car Spray Painted With Racist Grafitti
• Incessant Fireworks Keeping Minneapolis Residents On Edge Amid Gun Violence Boom
• Study Finds Pennsylvania Among The Least Patriotic States In America
• Wellesley Gym Forced To Overcome Another Obstacle After Flood, Coronavirus Closure
• Brush Fire Breaks Out Near New Jersey Turnpike
• Police & Inspectors Visiting South Florida Businesses To Enforce COVID-Related Orders
• Drivers Are Paying More At The Pump Amid Covid-19 
• Osundairo Brothers, Who Say They Were Paid To Stage Attack, Now Tell CBS 2 They Won't Willingly Testify Against Jussie Smollett
• Despite Recent Surge In COVID-19 Cases, No Outdoor Countywide Mask Mandate In Miami-Dade
• Mayo Clinic's 'Singing Surgeon' Plays Farewell Concert In Rochester
• WWII Veteran Accomplishes Pledge To Walk 62 Miles Before 100th Birthday
• Horse Racing All In The Family For Legendary Trainer Steve Asmussen
• LA County Officials Report Another 1,200 Coronavirus Cases, 34 Deaths; Garcetti Ramps Up Testing In City
• Shelby Township Trustee Faces Backlash, Accused Of Sharing Racist Post On Facebook
• Kristen Bell, Jenny Slate Will No Longer Voice Biracial Animated Characters In 'Central Park,' 'Big Mouth'
• Most Significant Conservation Bill In 50 Years, Sponsored by Colorado Senator, Moves Through Congress
• 'People Are Really Scared': George Floyd Unrest, Pandemic Fueling Minnesota Gun Sales Surge
• Crews Search For Man In Mississippi River Near Hidden Falls Regional Park
• Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Pleads 'Wear A Mask' As Coronavirus Hospitalizations Surge
• Oakland School District Agrees To Make Sports Programs Equitable For Girls And Boys
• Man Stabbed & Killed, Aurora Police Looking For Suspect
• California Cities: Monsanto Settlement To Fund Water Cleanup
• 2nd Inmate In Days Dies of Coronavirus At California Prison
• Gov. Newsom Threatens To Cut Funds From Counties Not Enforcing COVID-19 Guidelines
• New Jersey Preparing To Update Law Enforcement's Use Of Force Policy For First Time In 20 Years
• CVS To Offer Free Coronavirus Testing For Nursing Home Residents And Staff In Pennsylvania
• Dozens Protest North Texas Business After Owner Calls Customer The N-Word, Owner Apologizes
• East Bay Police Departments Formulate Plan To Crack Down On Illegal Fireworks
• Police: Two Men Killed In Double Shooting In Northwest Baltimore
• Appeals Court Overturns Five-Year Sentence In Fullerton Hate Crime Case, Making Defendant Eligible For 38 Years To Life Sentence
• RTD To Resume Collecting Fares in July
• Police: 40-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed Execution-Style In Broad Daylight In North Philadelphia
• 'It Is Very Disappointing': Ventura County Sees Spike In Coronavirus Cases, Hospitalizations
• Police: 3 Facing Charges In Death Of 3-Year-Old Girl Found 'Badly Bruised And Malnourished' In Oakmont
• 20-Year-Old Hingham Man Arrested On Firearms Charges
• Twin Cities Nonprofit Seeks Protective Wood Donations From Recent Unrest To Repurpose As Tiny Home Shelters
• West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Forces Out Top Health Official Amid Coronavirus Outbreaks
• North Texas Leaders Request Trump Administration Extend Funding For Coronavirus Testing Sites
• San Francisco Sunset District Residents Fight Proposed Housing Development
• Minneapolis Brothers Charged With Breaking Into Burning 3rd Precinct During George Floyd Unrest
• 'Trendsetting Moment': North Allegheny Becomes First WPIAL School To Add Girls Wrestling Program
• San Francisco Restaurateur Gives Free Meals To Frontline Hospital Workers
• AMBER Alert Canceled: 15-Year-Old Ahsan Ali Found Safe
• Sports Betting In Colorado Hopes For Big Restart Amid Coronavirus
• Max Minute: New Study From NYU Winthrop Hospital Suggests Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Could Be Alternative To Ventilator In Treating COVID-19
• Minimum Wage In Minneapolis Increases July 1
• LA DA's Office Says 4 Deadly Law Enforcement Shootings Justified
• Dr. Fauci and Gov. Newsom Offer Stern Reminders For Californians To 'Socialize Safely' And 'Physically Distance'
• Baltimore Fentanyl Dealer Sentenced To Nearly 8 Years In Federal Prison
• NASA aims for early August splashdown for Crew Dragon
• Shooting In Minneapolis' Near North Neighborhood Marks 113th Gun Violence Victim Since Memorial Day
• Pritzker: No Plans Now For Illinois To Require Quarantine For Visitors From COVID-19 Hot Spot States, But That Could Change
• Maryland Lawmakers Announce $3M In Federal Funding For Project Aimed To Reduce Air Pollution And Recycle Carbon Waste
• Illegal Fireworks Light Up The Sky Across Sacramento Region; Police Call Enforcement Difficult
• State Police Looking For Corrections Center Escapee Linsey Williams
• Cal Expo's Fourth Of July Fireworks Show Officially Canceled Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Family FreeRide: Nonprofit Getting Families Out And About On Their Bikes
• HBO is bringing back "Gone with the Wind"
• North Texas Police Chiefs Respond To Critics Who Say Tear Gas Should Not Be Used During Pandemic Involving Respiratory Illness
• Can't Find A Bandana? Congressman Adam Schiff Wants To Mail You A Free Cloth Face Mask To Stop Coronavirus
• 2 Men Killed In Shooting At Aurora Pawn Shop
• Caltrans Closing Third Bore Of Hwy. 24 Caldecott Tunnel Overnight June 23-24 For Maintenance Work
• Baltimore County Public Schools Looking For Input On Upcoming Academic Year
• Julian Assange faces new indictment in the U.S.
• San Francisco Unified School District Votes To Remove Police From City's Public Schools
• Sources: Mask Ordinance To Be Announced Thursday For Tarrant County
• 'Please Do Not Step Foot Into My Restaurant Ever Again': Customer Banned From Mount Lebanon Restaurant After Email Exchange With Owner Over Masks, Health Department Cites 11 Violations
• Lawsuit Filed On Behalf Of Woman, Child Present During Fatal Kern County Shootout With LA Deputies
• Twin Cities Pride To Hold Marches This Weekend
• Police Need Help Finding 12-Year-Old Missing Oakland Girl
• Pennsylvania House, Senate Passing Police Reform Bills
• San Francisco Community Group Gives Support To Seniors Isolated By COVID-19
• Mental Health Expert Discusses Stress Factors Tied To Reopening Plans
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Gov. Jared Polis Urges Visitors To Be Responsible
• Navy Pier To Be Fireworks-Free For The 4th Of July
• Family Of Murdered 3-Year-Old Makes Plea To Find Killer
• New Campaign Hopes To Help Local Businesses Across Baltimore
• Courts Try To Fast Track Release Of Thousands Of Low-Risk Prison Inmates Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
• Minn. Health Officials See Uptick In COVID-19 Cases Among Adults Under 40
• Pittsburgh Zoo Says Its New Baby Blacktip Reef Sharks Are Ready For Visitors
• Tina Knowles-Lawson and Breonna Taylor's mother on systemic racism
• Power Outage Reported In Multiple Divisions Of Cook County Jail
• Inmate Walks Away From Minimum Support Facility At Salinas Valley State Prison
• Transient Stabs Cashier To Death At Maywood Convenience Store
• Sacramento Schools To Get Mental Health Clinician For Each Campus
• Santa Monica Man Pleads Guilty To Scamming Actress Jenifer Lewis, 3 Other Women From Dating Apps Out Of More Than $380K
• Shofuso Japanese Cultural Center In West Fairmount Park Reopens To Public
• Penguins Goalie Matt Murray And Wife Christina Announce They're Expecting Daughter
• 'Stop The Sweeps': Protesters Chant During Denver Mayor's News Conference
• SEPTA To Resume Hourly Weekday Service On Most Regional Rail Lines Next Week
• Baltimore County Fire Crews Extinguish Massive House Fire In Glen Arm
• WATCH: Stolen Car Suspect Taken Into Custody After Chase
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Democrats plan for smaller convention
• 'It's A Terrible Emotional Impact On People': COVID-19 Pushes New York's Legal System To Its Limits
• Jordanian Government Donates PPE To U.S.; Dozens Of Pallets Arrive At Joint Base Andrews
• Deputies Shoot, Injure Man Who Allegedly Pulled Gun After Pursuit Ends In San Bernardino
• Illinois State Trooper's Car Hit Twice Since Sunday
• Coronavirus Contact Tracing 'Best Way To Stop This Pandemic': Colorado Health Experts
• If You've Noticed A COVID-19 Surcharge On A Recent Bill, You're Not Alone
• County Judge In Texas Says Man Slapped His Hand After Urging Him To Wear Mask At Lowe's
• Take Your Avocado Toast Over The Top With This Crowd-Pleasing Recipe
• Christopher Columbus Statue Removed In New Haven, Conn.
• Pimlico Race Course To Reopen For Off Track Betting Thursday
• Sewer Rescue: Denver Firefighters Hoist Trapped Construction Worker
• West Nile Virus Found In Northern Suburbs
• Beaver Co. Board Of Commissioners Discussing Creating New Health Department For County
• MTA: Subway Ridership Surpasses 1 Million People For First Time Since March
• Half of Americans burned out on working from home
• Off-Duty Chicago Detective Rescues Capsized Jet Skiers On Lake Michigan
• California Wants Judge To Force Uber, Lyft To Hire Drivers
• Study Finds Potentially Harmful Levels Of Arsenic In Bottled Water Sold At Whole Foods
• San Francisco Contractor Pleads Guilty In Nuru Corruption Scandal
• Sailboat Gets Stuck Under Roosevelt Island Bridge
• Fireworks Industry Predicts Record-Breaking Sales Ahead Of July 4
• Judge Puts Safehouse's Proposed Safe Injection Site In Philadelphia On Hold For Now
• Chicago Teachers Union Demands More COVID-19 Protections From City
• San Francisco Outside Lands Promoters Cancel 2020 Music Festival Over COVID-19 Concerns, Announce 2021 Line-Up
• California Attorney General, SF City Attorney Seek Court Order On Lyft, Uber Driver Classification
• 2 Baltimore City Fire Stations Protesting As They Face Cuts To Staff, Trucks In Mayor's New Budget
• NYC Sees Surge In Shootings As Mayor Balances Calls For Police Reform With Need For Safety
• Pundit: Likely Results Of Primaries Indicate New York Congressional Delegation Moving In A New Direction
• Police: Woman Hit Another Woman In Head With Baseball Bat Over Facebook Argument
• Hearing-Impaired Man Makes Masks For Those With Same Condition
• Reality Check: Hickenlooper Ethics Fallout The Topic Of Senate Primary Ads
• UPDATE: Eastern Sierra Shaken By 5.8 Magnitude Earthquake; Triggers Mt. Whitney Landslide
• After COVID-19 Closures, Gyms Reopen Statewide With Caution
• Elijah McClain Death: Rally & March Planned As City Pushes For Investigation Report
• Chicago Board Of Education Votes To Keep CPD Officers In Chicago Public Schools
• Port Richmond Woman Determined To Reunite Lost Old Photographs With Family
• Blood Type May Hint At How Hard Coronavirus Hits, Study Says
• Coaching Texas High School Football A Challenge During Pandemic: 'All I Do Is Social Distancing Every Day'
• Former NASA Aerospace Engineer Develops Coding Kit For Kids Stuck At Home During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Tucson police chief resigns after man dies in custody
• WNBA Champion, Delaware County Native Natasha Cloud Stepping Away From Basketball To Focus On Social Reform
• Denver Police Seize Truck Filled With Over 2,000 Pounds Of Illegal Fireworks
• Boston City Council Passes Revised Budget; Critics Say Police Funds Still Too High
• Man Wanted By Police For Exposing Himself, Then Attacking Woman Jogging In Fillmore
• Suspect In Custody In Murder Of 2 Teenage Boys In South Chicago This Past Weekend
• From Dance Parties To Concerts, Chicago Plans Virtual Events To Celebrate On July 4
• Blackhawks Greats Marian Hossa And Doug Wilson Inducted Into Hockey Hall Of Fame
• Boulder Students Could Head Back To Classrooms This Fall
• 'We Can't Walk Away From The Families': Camp Harbor View Staff Packs Summer Kits For Hundreds Of Families
• Engagement Ring Sales Through The Roof As Couples Cooped Up Together For Months Make It Official
• Minnesota Projected To Experience Hunger Crisis Not Seen Since Great Depression
• Conversations With Miami Artists On PAMM Series 'Local Views' Happening Every Thursday
• Former Ohio University Frat President Pleads Guilty In Hazing Death
• 'A War Zone': Independent Report Finds Errors Led To Holyoke Soldiers' Home Coronavirus Outbreak
• DNC reveals scaled-down convention plan
• Denver District Attorney Hosts Virtual Meeting On William DeBose Shooting Death
• With Shortened MLB Season, Each Baseball Game Carries More Weight
• 'Beastly Boulevard' At The Minnesota Zoo
• VIDEO: Burglar Breaks Into Hughson Fruit Barn, Tries To Take Out Surveillance Camera
• Facebook Exec Admits 'Trust Deficit' As Advertiser Boycott Accelerates
• 'I've Fallen As Short As Anybody': Pittsburgh Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger Credits Faith In Dealing With Addictions To Pornography, Alcohol
• Families Want Justice After Holyoke Soldiers' Home Coronavirus Outbreak
• NYCLU, Public Advocate Push Board Of Elections To Address Voting Issues Before November
• City Of Hialeah Inspectors Visit Local Businesses To Ensure Compliance Of Recent Mask Mandate
• Dallas City Leaders To Discuss Possibly Opening Convention Center's Pop-Up Medical Facility
• Study: Return To Work Has Owners Worried Pets Will Suffer Separation Anxiety
• St. Joseph's Medical Center Expert Helps New Mom Navigate Child Birth Process Virtually During COVID-19 Pandemic
• New Health, Safety Training For Texas Restaurants Aimed At Boosting Consumer Confidence During Pandemic
• Bellone: Due To Budget 'Catastrophe,' Suffolk County Considering Reallocating Money Earmarked To Protect Environment
• Police: Officers Doing Proactive Patrols In Citrus Heights Quickly Catch Armed Robbery Suspect
• Disney World Workers Petition To Delay Opening As Coronavirus Cases Surge
• Swimmer Who Drowned At Indiana Dunes State Park Identified As Dominic Snovicky
• Maryland Zoo Animals Had Company For First Time In 3 Months As Guests Return
• July 4th Fireworks Celebrations In Western Pennsylvania: Where You Can Watch
• Eagle County Coronavirus Outbreak Involves Local Teenagers
• CBS4 Exclusive: Miami Police Chief Jorge Colina Said His Officers Will Tread Carefully Enforcing Mask Mandate
• $3B Development 'OC Vibe' Coming To Honda Center Area In 2024
• Prop. 209: California Voters To Decide Fate Of Affirmative Action Ban
• LGBTQIA+ Activists Protest Outside Bar In Downtown Pittsburgh
• Philadelphia Poll Watcher Believes She Contracted Coronavirus During Primary Election As City Ramps Up Contact Tracing
• Group In Broward Wants Option For Students To Go Back To School Full-Time
• Long Island Businesses Welcome Back Customers On First Day Of Phase 3 Reopening
• CBS4 Exclusive: Miami Police Jorge Colina Speaks After Two More Arrests From Violent Protest
• Police Investigating SW Baltimore Shooting
• Broward To Shut Down Businesses Not Complying With County, CDC Guidelines
• Prosecutors: Man Wearing Joker Makeup Charged For Allegedly Waving Pocket Knife At Group Of Teenagers In Camden County
• Cancer Survivor In Fort Worth Sews Face Masks For Cancer Patients
• New Yorkers Will Be Able To Cool Off At City Beaches Starting July 1, Mayor Says
• Dallas ISD Teachers Worry About Return To School During Pandemic: 'You Can't Keep Kids Clumped In A Room All Day'
• Glenwood Springs Residents Urged To Stop Non-Essential Water Use
• 'Fireworks Are Illegal': Denver Police Chief Says You Could Be Fined $999
• Ezekiel Elliott Says He's 'Feeling Good' After Testing Positive For COVID-19
• Lion's Mane Jellyfish Showing Up At Massachusetts Beaches
• California Voters To Decide Fate Of Affirmative Action Ban
• Worcester DA Joe Early Among 4 Accused Of Violating Ethics Law In Report-Altering Scandal
• California Schools Chief Announces Review, Task Force To Analyze Policing In Schools
• Man, Woman Facing Charges For Allegedly Beating A 63-Year-Old To Death In Homewood
• Philadelphia Real Estate Market Booming Despite Coronavirus Pandemic, Huge Unemployment Rates
• Wisconsin Governor Activates National Guard After Violence
• The Hotel At The University Of Maryland Now Open; Implement Enhanced Cleaning And Sanitation Measures
• Baseball Set To Return, All Rockies 'Spring' Training Practices To Take Place In Colorado
• Philadelphia Releases Guidance For Green Phase Of Coronavirus Reopening Plan
• Wash Faces Gently, Masks Thoroughly To Avoid 'Maskne'
• Halethorpe Restaurant Owner In Critical Condition After Shot By Armed Suspects
• 3 Men Indicted On Murder Charges In Killing Of Ahmaud Arbery
• 2 Pennsylvania Police Reform Bills Unanimously Pass Through House On 'Historic Day'
• Fire Destroys House On Harbor View Terrace In Annapolis
• Pittsburgh Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger, TE Vance McDonald Pack Up Food For Families In Need
• Some North Texas Lawmakers Look To End STAAR Testing Next School Year
• Metro Transit Announces Increased Service Starting June 27
• GNC Files For Bankruptcy And Will Close 6 Stores In Massachusetts
• Addison's Kaboom Town Fireworks Show To Be Held At 'Undisclosed Location,' Will Be Streamed Online
• Detroit Police Seek To Identify Suspect In Nonfatal Shooting On City's West Side
• Police Seek Person Of Interest After Woman Found Dead In Franklin Park
• Emergency Meeting Held For North End Restaurants After Outdoor Dining Complaints
• NASA names headquarters after "Hidden Figure" Mary W. Jackson
• Stocks slide on rising investor concerns about virus spread
• AG Ellison Sues Oil Companies, Saying They Deceived Minnesotans About Climate Change
• Dallas County Reports 391 New Coronavirus Cases; Judge Jenkins Calls For Renewed Restrictions To Curb Spread
• Newsom Implores Californians To Follow COVID-19 Guidelines As Cases Spike To Record Levels
• Trump and Barr say mail-in voting will lead to fraud. Experts disagree
• OC Reports Highest One-Day COVID Death Count; Most Cases In Santa Ana, Anaheim
• Minneapolis Man Could Face Up To 30 Years In Prison For Multiple Tax Crimes
• Federal judge pans Trump order used to expel migrants at border
• Tarrant County Jail Inmate Collapses, Later Dies At Hospital
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 48 New Deaths, 172 Additional Cases
• Central California Earthquake Felt Throughout The State
• 3 men indicted on murder charges in Ahmaud Arbery killing
• 'The 100' Exclusive: New Planet, Same Problems
• Trump and Duda discuss U.S. troop presence in Europe
• Is it safe to go to the beach as coronavirus cases rise in U.S.?
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Bill To Raise Starting Teacher Salaries
• Pittsburgh Pirates Announce Signing Of No. 7 Pick Nick Gonzales
• Preliminary 5.8-Magnitude Quake Hits Near Lone Pine; Shaking Felt All The Way To Central Valley
• Suncor To Clean Portion Of Sand Creek After Diesel Fuel Contamination
• School Librarian Uses Drones To Deliver Books To Kids Stuck At Home Due To Pandemic
• Maryland State Police To Hold Female Youth Leadership Seminar In August
• Maryland Official Outlines Work To Cut Unemployment Backlog
• Clive Davis on Aretha Franklin's voice leading a new movement
• Man Charged After Missing Haverford Woman Sabrina DuBose's Body Found In Trash Bag In East Germantown
• Anne Arundel County Public Schools Switch To Summer Meals Program On July 1
• California Schools Head: Officers Needed In Some Schools
• Man convicted in Portland train murders gets life in prison
• California Sees Over 7K New Coronavirus Cases Tuesday, Highest One-Day Total
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 64 New COVID-19 Deaths, 715 New Confirmed Cases
• Embattled CrossFit founder Greg Glassman to sell company
• Pilot Survives Crash Of Small Plane In Upland
• Reopening Colorado: Outdoor Visits With Seniors In Care Facilities Will Be Allowed With Precautions
• State Police Arrest Suspect Wanted In Indiana County Armed Robbery
• 69-Year-Old Man From Ohio Accused Of Trading Drugs For Sexual Access To Children Of Drug-Addicted Parents
• Dallas To Address Racial Equity, Justice In Black Lives Matter Community Conversations
• 19-Year-Old Man Drowns At Rainbow Pools In Groveland
• City Of Pittsburgh Offering Free Virtual Coding Camp For Kids This Summer
• Philadelphia Officials To Seek Removal Of Christopher Columbus Statue At Marconi Plaza
• Longtime incumbent Eliot Engel trails Jamaal Bowman in N.Y. primary
• LGBTQ Activist Harry Britt, Former SF Supervisor Who Succeeded Harvey Milk, Passes Away
• Boston Police: Officers Were 'Surrounded And Assaulted By Hostile Crowd' While Making Arrest
• Gov. Whitmer Extends Executive Order Enabling Remote Transactions
• Pico Rivera Mayor Accused Of Reimbursing Campaign Donations To Montebello School Board Member
• Dublin Unified School District Superintendent Resigns Abruptly
• Gov. Greg Abbott Says Texas Facing 'Massive' COVID-19 Outbreak
• Old Downtown Dallas Park Disrupted By Roadway Reconfigurations To Be Rebuilt
• AG Xavier Becerra Won't Examine Vallejo Police Killing Of Sean Monterrosa
• Chicago Mural 'Rebirth' Celebrates LGBTQ Pride, Breaking Barriers
• Armed Woman Shot, Killed By Deputies In Lake Forest
• San Jose Police Officers Saluted For Saving Baby Boy On Father's Day
• Freeway Service Patrol Driver Killed In Woodside I-280 Crash Identified
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Board Hears Resolution That Would Reduce The District's Officers
• Macomb County Woman Shares Story Of Near Death Motorcycle Accident, Experience In Hospital During Pandemic
• N.Y., N.J., Connecticut: Visitors from virus hot spots must quarantine
• Bees Are Not Busy In Colorado This Year Which Means Less Honey
• California AG Xavier Becerra Declines To Investigate Vallejo PD Shooting
• East Canyon Fire 95% Contained But Smoke May Still Be Visible
• Clyde's Announces Columbia Restaurant, The Soundry To Close In July
• Boston City Council Approves Ban On Facial Recognition Technology
• Gov. Murphy: Museums, Aquariums, Libraries To Reopen On July 2; NJ TRANSIT Close To Return To Full Weekday Service
• Man Arrested In Bel Air Business Park Arson That Caused An Estimated $1M Damages
• 22-Year-Old Tyree Fong Charged With Counts Of Attempted Murder, Assault, Auto Theft
• Final Statue Of Dallas Confederate Monument At Pioneer Park Removed
• Boy mows lawns to raise money for Black Lives Matter organization
• Lakers' Avery Bradley, Citing Concern For Well-Being Of Family, Opts Out Of Playing In NBA's Restart
• Baltimore Police Seek Identity Of Suspect In Several Commercial Burglaries
• Third-Round Pick Blaze Jordan Reportedly Signs With Red Sox
• Phillies Projected To Finish 30-30, Miss Playoffs In FanGraphs ZiPS Projections
• DART Approves $150 Per Week Hero Pay For Frontline Workers
• Red Rock Canyon Open Space Permanently Damaged By Vandals
• DHS: 150,000 More Families May Be Eligible For Additional SNAP Food Benefits; Deadline Is July 31
• Mpls. Parkways To Gradually Reopen Beginning June 26
• Philadelphia DA Charges Man For Allegedly Assaulting Photographer At Marconi Plaza, Suggests Police Not Applying Law Equally
• Foul play suspected in disappearance of Fort Hood soldier
• None Hurt After Crane Collapses On Closed Lanes Of I-35W In Minneapolis
• Jimmy Kimmel Apologizes For Blackface Sketches
• Water Country Set To Open In Portsmouth, NH In July; Will Require Temperature Checks
• AP: Rockies Star Charlie Blackmon Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Bayer to pay up to $10.9 billion to settle Roundup lawsuits
• Reopening: Middle School In San Jose Opens For Summer Classes With Adjustments
• UPMC Says Its Coronavirus Hospitalizations Are At A 2-Month Low As Allegheny Co. Announces Another Jump In New Cases
• 'Ground Game Is Working': Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Says To Be Smart Moving Forward Amid Coronavirus
• IRS Tries To Claw Back COVID-19 Stimulus Checks Sent To Prison Inmates
• Whole Foods, Amazon water has "concerning" arsenic: report
• Number Of Illegal Fireworks Complaints Taking Off In Denver Metro Area
• New Jersey's Museums, Aquariums, And Arcades Can Reopen July 2, Gov. Phil Murphy Says
• Fireworks sales explode far ahead of July 4
• Judge Extends Order Preventing Teen Found In Texas From Being Deported Due To Coronavirus Policy
• Southwest and Alaska Airlines offer one-way tickets for $39
• USC Begins First Phase Of Voluntary Workouts For Student-Athletes In 5 Sports
• Miley Cyrus reveals she's been sober for six months
• GOP police bill stalls in Senate as Democrats vote to block debate
• Minneapolis Seeking Disaster Declaration To Help Businesses Damaged In Riots
• Dallas Police Seek Smash N'Grab Trio That Stole $6K In Jewelry
• Yankees Hold Second Best World Series Odds, Mets Projected To Miss Postseason According To FanGraphs
• Reopening: Santa Clara Superior Court Extends Zero Bail Until September
• Air Force Academy Chooses New Gyrfalcon To Be Live Mascot
• US Park Police Searching For Witnesses In Fatal Hit-And-Run Of Man On Scooter
• 'Very Tragic Situation': Andover Standoff Ends With Man Fatally Shooting Himself
• Man Killed In Mashpee Boat Accident Identified
• FAA Orders Boeing To Fix Engine Covering Defect On Grounded 737 Max Planes
• Miami Weather: Another Scorcher, Heat Advisory For Monroe Co.
• China's dog meat festival is underway. Activists hope it's the last.
• Son's Hearing Postponed, Father's Charges Waived In Death Of Young Man From New Castle
• Outdoor Dining Expands In Chicago This Weekend
• Central California School Official Out After Comments Called Racist
• Travelers To New York, Connecticut, New Jersey Told To Quarantine; Baker Weighs In
• Washington makes face masks mandatory amid hospital bed shortage
• Senators want public to see Pentagon UFO reports
• White Sox Have Largest Playoff Odds Increase With 60-Game Season, According To FanGraphs Projections
• 'WE'RE BACK': Twins Players React To Start Of 2020 Season
• NY, NJ & CT Require Travelers From Florida, Other States With High Coronavirus Rates To Quarantine
• Religious Leaders Vow To Register 50,000 New Voters
• Dallas Drive-Thru Testing Sites To Lose Federal Funding In Favor Of New 'Superior' Strategy
• Santa Ana Police Officer Charged With Workers' Comp Fraud
• Los Angeles Congresswoman Karen Bass Being Vetted As Potential Biden Running Mate
• Koepka, McDowell Withdraw From Travelers Championship After Caddies Test Positive For COVID-19
• 7 GNC Stores Closing In Colorado After Bankruptcy Filing
• Texans Who Travel To NY, New Jersey, Connecticut Must Quarantine
• Bagged salad sickens 122 people in 7 states
• Gov. Hogan Announces Over $45M In Education Funding For Students Affected By COVID-19
• Chicago's Shedd Aquarium Reopens July 3rd
• Carnegie Science Center, Other Museums Putting Safety Precautions In Place Ahead Of Reopenings
• COVID-19 Sports Guidance for Youth and Adults
• 15-Year-Old Girl Killed, 17-Year-Old Injured After South Fayette Train Accident
• MLB To Adopt Universal DH, Other Changes When League Returns In Third Week Of July
• Michigan Legislature OKs Cocktails To Go To Boost Businesses
• Black Lives Matter Protests Have Not Led To Coronavirus Spike, Research Says
• Curt Schilling Deletes Twitter Account After Comparing Bubba Wallace Situation To Jussie Smollett
• 1 Dead After Fiery Crash On I-355 At Army Trail Road Toll Plaza
• Senate confirms Trump's 200th judicial nominee
• Keep Your Cat Out Of Your Dating Profile, CSU Researchers Warn Men
• Bankrupt GNC to close nearly 1,400 stores
• 1 Person In Custody After SWAT Team Called For Armed Suspect Barricaded In Aurora Home
• New coronavirus cases in U.S. jump to highest level in 2 months
• Toyota Recalls About 750K Gas-Electric Hybrids For Engine Stall Problem
• Chicago Police Department Moves To Fire Three Officers For Misconduct, Lying To Investigators
• Florida Sees One-Day Jump Of 5,511 Coronavirus Cases, 43 New Deaths
• As COVID cases rise, these are the symptoms to look out for
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Cases Rise By 304; 5 Additional Deaths Reported
• Detroit Police Challenged Over Face Recognition Flaws, Bias
• 2020 TCS New York City Marathon Canceled Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• Racist Graffiti Found On Car In Union City, Hate Crime Investigation Launched
• Questlove, YG, Nas And Public Enemy Among Newly Announced BET Awards Performers
• Mark Cuban Joins Local, National Leaders To Discuss Racism, Defunding Police
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports Over 50 More Deaths As Statewide Toll Crosses 6,500, Total Cases Reach 83,191
• Ex-Roger Stone prosecutor details "unprecedented" interference
• Hammond To Host Four Fireworks Shows For July 4th, Families Asked To Watch From Home
• Mohamed Sanu Determined To Come Up Big for Patriots In 2020
• Massachusetts Courts Will Start To Reopen In July; Jury Trials No Earlier Than September
• San Francisco Man Charged With Hate Crimes For Threatening To Shoot Family Wearing Black Lives Matter Shirts
• 24-year-old beats Trump's pick in North Carolina GOP House primary
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-24-20
• Motorcyclist Left With Major Injuries After Hit-And-Run In Rosemont
• Baltimore Teachers Union Files Grievance Against City Schools For Extending School Year
• Charleston removing statue of slavery advocate John C. Calhoun
• Rhode Island moves to change name due to slavery connotations
• Bless Her Heart: Southlake Police Search For 'Hot Southern Mess' Shoplifter
• Upland Police Chief Mysteriously Placed On Leave
• Bubba Wallace "being tested every day" amid NASCAR controversies
• Celebrities Join Forces With Forgotten Harvest For COVID-19 Telethon
• ALDI Bagged Salads Recalled For Possible Cyclospora Infection
• Tractor-Trailer Accident Shuts Down Portion Of Route 202, I-76 Westbound Exit Ramp In Montgomery County
• Remains Of Beth Johnson Found In Minnesota, Rochester Man Charged
• Charlie Blackmon Among 3 Rockies To Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Central California Father Accused Of Routinely Bounding 7-Year-Old Boy
• Nearly 100,000 Accessed Health Insurance Through MNsure Since March 1; Enrollment Opportunities Continue
• Former Baltimore State Sen. Nathaniel Oaks Released From Prison Due To Health Concerns During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Can Too Much Hand Sanitizer Harm Immune System? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• $20,000 Reward Offered In Juniata Park Homicide, Image Of Suspect Vehicle Released
• Arlington Man Charged In Connection With Body Found In Container 
• New York City Marathon canceled over coronavirus concerns
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 45 New Coronavirus Cases And 5 More Deaths
• Red Sox World Series Odds Dip, While Yankees, Dodgers Remain Favorites
• 14 Mile Road Closed Under I-75 For Bridge Work Begins Thursday Night
• Report: Brooklyn Nets Sign Guard Tyler Johnson Ahead Of NBA Restart In Orlando
• Tracking The Tropics: Bye, Bye Dolly, Downgraded Post Tropical Remnant Low
• Knicks Announce Hiring Of William 'World Wide Wes' Wesley As Executive Vice President
• Woman Charged With Arson For Starting Bathroom Fire Inside Boonsboro Sheetz Store
• Federal appeals court orders judge to drop Michael Flynn charges
• Yosemite Keeping Some Campgrounds Closed Through July Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• Supergirl Star Nicole Maines's Favorite Memory From Set
• Body-Cam Video: Richmond, Oakland Police Release Dramatic Video Of Fatal Shooting Of Kidnapping Suspect
• Urban League Of Broward Has Moved Free Walk-Up Coronavirus Test Site
• Police: 17-Year-Old Boy Fatally Shot On Detroit's West Side
• Chicago police reduce use of force, but "denial and impunity" linger
• Transportation Safety Officials Investigating Reports Of Touch Screen Failures In Older Tesla Models
• New Zealand granted travel ban exception for "Avatar" filmmakers
• School Board In Virginia Votes To Rename Robert E. Lee High School
• 7-Eleven Offering $5,000 Reward In Olney Arson
• PTL Links: June 24, 2020
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 330 New Cases Added, 15 More Deaths Reported
• Twins Sign 1st-Round Pick Aaron Sabato For $2.75M Bonus
• Revolution Re-Sign Andrew Farrell To Multi-Year Contract
• Plane Makes Emergency Landing Near Intersection Of US 27 & Griffin Road In Southwest Ranches
• Cooking With Rania: Taco Salad
• Salem Police Captain Demoted After Tweet From Department Account Criticizing Protesters
• Census Bureau adds 2 political appointees to ranks
• Police: Man Wanted For Attempting To Break Into Safe At Bryn Mawr Trust Bank In Northern Liberties
• Texas Man Sentenced To 22 Years After Trading Firearms For Meth At Border
• Secondhand Clothing Demand Rises Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Poll: Most Massachusetts Residents Support Black Lives Matter Movement, Split On Police Budget Cuts
• Mobile Coronavirus Testing Being Deployed To All LA Public Housing Sites
• Six Flags Great Adventure To Reopen To General Public On July 4th
• Majority Of Hennepin County Libraries To Reopen This Year
• Total Number Of Positive COVID-19 Cases In Collin County Is 2,359
• The Dalai Lama on COVID-19, Trump, and "old thinking" in America
• Brazen Robbers Targeting Alameda Bank Customers; Police Issue Warning
• Weather Blog: Little Bit Hotter, Just As Humid
• Analysts warn North Korea's animosity likely "postponed, not canceled"
• New York City beaches to open July 1 for swimming
• Death toll rises after powerful earthquake hits southern Mexico
• Pittsburgh-Based GNC Files For Bankruptcy, Will Close Up To 1,200 Stores
• Trump campaign names Hogan Gidley as new press secretary
• New Jersey GOP Seeks Federal Election Monitoring Of July 7 Primary
• Possibly Rabid Fox Bites 2 People In Hudson
• Man Found Fatally Shot Early Wednesday In East Baltimore
• DOJ backs challenge to Hawaii's self-quarantine order
• No Spitting Or High Fives: New Rules And Regulations For 2020 MLB Season
• Dodgers, Angels Fans Rejoice: MLB Returns With 60-Game Season
• Rope Found Hanging In Wallace's Garage From Last October
• Englewood Nonprofits Holding Virtual Job Fair
• "Hamilton" music director Alex Lacamoire on the new movie version
• Palm Beach Passes County-Wide Mask Mandate
• GNC Files For Bankruptcy, Will Close Up To 1,200 Stores
• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez beats Democratic challenger in New York primary
• Lakers' Avery Bradley To Sit Out NBA Restart In Florida
• Lake County Hiring 150 More Contact Tracers
• Reopening COVID-19 Roundup: Contra Costa Cases Getting Younger; Santa Clara Officials Seeing 'Worrisome' Uptick
• Reopening: Santa Clara County Health Officials Monitor 'Worrisome' New COVID-19 Cases
• Broward To Enforce Business Reopening Restrictions
• St. Paul Schools Ends Relationship With City Police Department
• NAACP Demands 'Real Change And Action,' Presents List Of Demands To Fort Worth City Council
• San Francisco Officials Approve Controversial Safe Injection Sites; Await State Approval
• 2 People Charged With DUIs Following 2 Crashes On Dan Ryan Expressway
• Man Found Badly Beaten In South Fayette Township Dies At The Hospital
• Parkway Center Giant Eagle To Resume In-Person Shopping Starting On June 25
• Crowds topple statues, apparently attack Wisconsin state senator
• Woman Tries To Arrange Free COVID-19 Tests At Senior Apartment Complex, But Management Stalls; 'I Can't Even Tell You How Frustrated I Feel'
• 'I Don't Know What Happened': Crowds Attack Wisconsin State Senator, Tear Down Statues At Capitol
• Coronavirus cases surging in Florida and Texas amid reopening
• March Planned As CPS Board Votes On $33 Million Contract Between CPS, CPD
• Police: 2 Men Seen On Video Opening Fire On Group In East Flatbush
• Congresswoman Karen Bass being vetted to be Biden running mate
• Bubba Wallace on FBI probe: Tied rope was still "a noose"
• Man Accused Of Pointing Laser At NYPD Helicopter In Lower Manhattan
• Fire Destroys Home In Wharton Township
• Former CIA analyst talks about escaping war-torn Libya - transcript
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunshine, Low Humidity, And Pleasant Temperatures
• Ramp Closures Near Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport
• With Few Pools Open In Illinois, Swimmers Adjust To Restrictions, Await Phase 4 Guidance; 'Who Knows How Long This Will Last?'
• Chicago Weather: Scattered Showers Continue; Warmup Ahead
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/24 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Burger Recipes: Horseradish Steakburgers & Lamb Burgers With Herb Sauce
• COVID-19 deaths soar in Latin America and the Caribbean
• Police: Man Shot In Stomach In Kensington
• Wednesday's Child: 15-Year-Old Ayden
• Car Crashes, Flips Onto Its Roof On Steps Of Early Childhood Education Center
• Black hole and "mysterious object" collision puzzles astronomers
• University Of Pittsburgh Purchasing Power From Solar Power Farm
• House Shot Up In Drive-By Shooting In Indiana County
• Police Questioning Several People Regarding McKeesport Shooting
• Suspect Wanted In North Versailles Bank Robbery Arrested In Clairton
• Peninsula Lawmaker Urges Newsom To Enforce Mandatory Mask Order With Fines
• SJSU Faculty Petition To Defund University Police Advocates Redirecting Funds To Students
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• Vice President Mike Pence To Visit Ohio's Lordstown Motors Corp. Plant
• Child Shot In El Paso County In Critical Condition, Father Arrested
• West Virginia Football Defensive Coordinator Vic Koenning Placed On Leave After Accusations Of Racially Insensitive Remarks

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• Pasadena Fire Department staffs all-female fire crew for the first time in history
• Oxford scientists test possible coronavirus vaccine in South Africa
• Cities cracking down on illegal fireworks
• Appeals court orders judge to dismiss Michael Flynn case
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• President Trump hosts Polish leader at the White House
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• New York and Kentucky see voting problems and delays amid pandemic
• Legal analyst on latest developments in Roger Stone and Michael Flynn cases
• Boy mows lawns to raise money for Black Lives Matter
• COVID-19 hits black Medicare patients hard
• Kentucky and New York see high turnout for primary elections
• Previously-unreleased Aretha Franklin track speaks to a new movement
• New York, New Jersey, Connecticut to quarantine visitors from states with high COVID rates
• MahoganyBooks owners urge readers to go "beyond the book" as activism grows
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• Concerns about partisanship as Voice of America gets new leadership
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• Trump praises his response to coronavirus despite recent spikes in cases
• CEO Mellody Hobson on race in corporate America and how to create change
• Chicago residents say police department reforms are moving too slow
• Dallas Cowboys' Ha Ha Clinton-Dix runs from close encounter with bears
• Cities crack down as complaints over illegal fireworks displays skyrocket
• Family and friends mourn Rayshard Brooks at funeral in Atlanta
• Liberal Democrats see momentum in New York, Kentucky primaries, but key races too close to call
• Former adviser John Bolton blasts President Trump in new book as "dangerous for the country"
• 26 states report increase in average daily coronavirus cases
• Experts warn of "disturbing surge" in COVID-19 cases as Trump speaks to packed crowd