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• Sacramento County Lands On State Watch List As Coronavirus Hospitalizations Rise
• 2 Women, 1 Man Dead After Being Swept Off Rocks Near Point Mugu
• Beyoncé To Receive Humanitarian Award At 'BET Awards 2020'
• California Assembly To Cast Final Vote On State Budget
• Dozens Protest Police Brutality Along Highway 50 From Sacramento To El Dorado County
• Pride 2020 Sees Increasing Parallels, Connection Between LGBTQ And Black Lives Matter
• Accused Golden State Killer Expected To Plead Guilty Inside Sac State University Ballroom
• Couple Pays Mortgage On Home They Can't Move Into As Tenant Stays Under Eviction Moratorium
• South Bay Communities Fear Even Steep Fines Won't Stop Illegal Fireworks Shows
• Stapleton Community Submits 150+ Possibilities For New Names
• 'I Want Justice': Elijah McClain's Friends Hope Attention Will Inspire Change
• Mom Defends Swim School's Technique After Video Surfaces Showing 9-Month-Old Being Dropped In Water
• 'They Did Not Give Him A Chance': Widow Challenges 2019 Lakewood Police Shooting Of Dentist Scott Johnson
• Former Colorado Rockies Pitcher Chad Bettis Says He's Retiring From Baseball
• OC Reports 7 Additional COVID-19 Deaths Bringing Total Over 300, Jump In Hospitalizations
• Uncertainty Abounds Among California Parents, Teachers Making Plans for New School Year
• 'She Is Truly A Hero': Vigil Held Outside Riverside Community Hospital After Second Worker Dies From COVID-19
• State Senate Passes $200 Billion Budget Plan; Assembly Set to Approve in Friday Vote
• Family On Vacation Discovers Woman Staying In Their Home
• Second Lady Karen Pence Goes Hiking In Rocky Mountain National Park
• Adult Supervision, Barriers & CPR: Local Expert Shares ABCs Of Water Safety
• Newsom Warns Of Another Shutdown Due To Growing Coronavirus Cases, Leaving Local Businesses In Jeopardy
• Crash On EB I-80 Sent Vehicles Into Car Dealership Parking Lot
• Police Accountability Bill Sponsored By Colorado Congressman Joe Neguse Passes House
• Ventura County Deputies Search Thousand Oaks Property For Missing Man Believed To Be Victim Of Foul Play
• Riverside, San Bernardino Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths; Ventura Reports New Cases
• Pollinator Plots Help Boost Bee, Butterfly Populations In Colorado
• San Joaquin County Deputies On Lunch Break Arrest Men On Weapons Charges
• In Late-Night Filing, Trump Administration Asks Supreme Court to Invalidate Obamacare
• Reality Check: New Ad Frames Andrew Romanoff As Political Opportunist
• Early Morning Mountain Lion Sighting Reported In Modesto
• Illegal Fireworks Spark 2-Acre Grass Fire in San Francisco Bayview District
• Stanislaus County Motorcycle Deputy Seriously Hurt In Turlock Crash, DUI Suspect Arrested
• Pandemic-Pummeled Chuck E. Cheese, Founded In San Jose, Files For Bankruptcy
• Antioch Supermarket Shoplifting Suspect Dies After Violent Confrontation With Store Worker
• People Making A Difference: Dance Studio Finds New Way To Continue Offering Classes During Pandemic
• Joe Biden Would Use Federal Power To Require Face Masks In Public If Elected: 'These Masks Make A Gigantic Difference'
• Two Harford County Sheriff's Deputies Injured During Traffic Stop And Pursuit, Officials Say
• 7-Year-Old Girl Injured In East Harlem Shooting
• Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby Eliminates 586 Warrants
• Atlas Restaurant Group Will Eliminate Dress Code At Two Of Its Restaurants In The Four Seasons Hotel
• 3 People Injured In Shooting In North Baltimore, Police Say
• Maryland Surpasses 3K COVID-19 Deaths But Has Not Seen Recent Outbreaks Like Other States
• Hundreds Rally Outside Minneapolis Police Union HQ To Call For Lt. Bob Kroll's Resignation
• Memorial To Be Constructed To Honor Victims Of Capital Gazette Shooting
• Connecticut Planning To Reopen Public Schools In Fall, New Jersey Expected To Announce Plans Friday
• Protesters Spend Third Day Camped Out Outside City Hall, Calling For Mayor To Slash NYPD Budget
• 2 Arrested In Connection To Catalytic Converter Theft In Roseville
• Frustration Grows In Tri-State Area As Malls, Movie Theaters Remain Closed While Other Businesses Reopen
• "I Will Never Get To Hear My Daughter Call Me Mommy': Mother Of 3-Year-Old Girl Who Died After Alleged Abuse In Oakmont Home Left With Endless Questions
• Chicago Weather: Steamy Friday, Then Stormy
• With Restaurants Reopening, Co-Owner Of Alinea Group Wants Better Government Health Guidance For COVID-19 Precautions
• 'I Really Regret Moving Here': How Residents Of 98% White Buffalo, Minnesota Talk About Race
• Caught On Camera: NJ Police Officers Rescue 4-Year-Old From Burning Apartment Building
• North Allegheny Adds 1st Girls Wrestling Program In Western Pennsylvania, Hopes To Inspire Other Wrestlers
• Family Thinks Twice About Depositing Check From Scammers Claiming To Represent Purell
• Colorado Congressman Joe Neguse Sponsors Bill To Help The Outdoor Recreation Industry
• Broward, Miami-Dade Cracking Down On Rule Breakers With Fines & Shut Downs
• Gloucester Police Host Fortnite Tournament To Connect With Kids
• Ingalls Memorial Hospital Nurses Accuse Hospital Of Putting Them At Risk For COVID-19
• Not Everyone Is Happy With Gov. Ron DeSantis' Bill Raising Teacher Pay
• Several Businesses Damaged In Great Neck Fire
• City Of Miami Commissioners Pass Measure To Punish Those Not Wearing Masks
• Accused Ponzi Scheme Operator Robert Walberg Dies Mysteriously; Investors Want To Know Where Money Went
• Laroy Battle, 19, Charged With Murder Of 2 Teenage Boys In South Chicago
• Dr. Michael Osterholm On Pandemic: 'We Have An Incredible Journey Ahead Of Us Yet'
• Philadelphia Officials Apologize For Using Tear Gas On Protesters; SWAT Officer In Viral Video Suspended With Intent To Dismiss
• Experts Say Stadium COVID-19 Transmissions Likely Higher Than Nursing Homes, Jails, Cruise Ships
• Former Mayor Catherine Pugh To Report To Prison Friday
• GNC Files For Bankruptcy
• Vallejo Police Announces Support For '8 Can't Wait' Campaign On Police Use-Of-Force Policies
• New York City Council Votes To Legalize E-Bikes, E-Scooters
• Fiat Chrysler Secures $7B In Loans From Italian Government
• Minneapolis City Council To Take First Official Step In Ending Police Department
• Saharan Dust Cloud Arrives In North Texas Friday
• Mayor Duggan Provides Update On The City's Response To Covid-19
• Vice President Mike Pence To Campaign In Florida
• South Bay Officials Ask Public To Report Illegal Fireworks
• Personal Service Businesses In Philadelphia Suburbs Set To Reopen Friday After 'Very Devastating' 3 Months
• Teachers, Students Willing To Wear Masks For In-Person Learning
• Collective hires black trans chefs to cook for black trans people
• 3 People Shot On 79th Street Near Drexel Avenue
• Police: Man Struck By Vehicle, Killed While Crossing Christopher Columbus Boulevard In South Philadelphia
• CSU Receives More Funding For Its Vaccine Candidate For COVID-19
• Counties Work Together To Get Critically Ill Coronavirus Patient Remdesivir Medication
• Two Baltimore Brothers Wrongfully Convicted Of Murder Awarded Nearly $4M Compensation
• Man Shot Dead In Vehicle In Auburn Gresham
• Pittsburgh Penguins' Mario Lemieux And Sidney Crosby Are The 2 Best No. 1 NHL Draft Picks Since 1980
• The difference between being not racist and being antiracist
• Boston Police Release Photos Of Suspects Allegedly Involved In Neiman Marcus Burglary
• US House Approves 'George Floyd Justice In Policing Act' (CBS News)
• California approves first-of-its-kind rule on electric trucks, vans
• Surprise Birthday Party Results In 18 Coronavirus Cases For 1 North Texas Family
• California National Guard Members Help Test Senior Care Facilities, Hope to Also Ease Public Concerns
• Police: Missing 7-Month-Old Girl Chanelle Jaliyah Jones Located 'Unharmed'; Jamal Jones Still On The Run
• City of LA To Pay Nearly $1 Million, Settle Federal Excessive Force Lawsuit For 2015 Shooting Of Unarmed Black Teens
• El Dorado Hills Firefighters Save Four People, Including 3-Year-Old Boy, Caught In American River Rapids
• 4 Dead In Coronavirus Outbreak At Modesto Senior Assisted Living Facility
• 'The Numbers Are High': LA County Health Director Warns Of Rising Coronavirus Cases, Deaths, Hospitalizations
• Police Investigating Deadly Stabbing In West Baltimore
• 31-Year-Old Man Killed In Swissvale Shooting, Police Investigating
• Who's Hiring: Mobile Car Repair Service RepairSmith To Fill 50 Jobs In LA County
• Miles-Long Canola Oil Spill Shuts Down Part Of EB I-80 At Colfax
• 'A Few' Minnesota Twins Players Have Tested Positive For COVID-19, Team Official Says
• Crews Investigating Cause Of Apartment Fire In Annapolis
• New Coronavirus Contact Tracing System Launched In Dallas County
• Philadelphia Couple Stranded In Ghana With Newborn Daughter During Pandemic Will Soon Be Coming Home
• Fort Worth City Council Member Cary Moon Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• 5 Butler County School Districts Join Lawsuit Against Juul
• Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's Felony Securities Fraud Case To Return To Collin County
• Concealed Carry Permits Drop From $100 To $52 In Weld County
• TCU Professor Asked To Teach Remotely Due To Daughter's High-Risk Condition But Says He Was Denied
• White Sox Say Shortened 2020 Season Will Be Crucial As They Move From Rebuild To Competitive Phase
• Indictment: Wife Stabbed 82-Year-Old Husband Nearly 200 Times, Killed Him
• Excessive Force Lawsuit: ACLU Sues Denver Police After George Floyd Death Protests
• NYPD Officer Arrested, Charged For Alleged Chokehold Arrest On Rockaway Boardwalk
• Newsom Announces New COVID-19 Modeling Website, Open-Source Tools For 'Citizen Scientists'
• San Quentin Prison Officials Report Death Of Condemned Inmate Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
• California Breaks Coronavirus Records, Gatherings In Homes May Fuel Spread
• JMH Health Care Workers Union President: 'Nurses Are Going Into Second Battle And We're Limping'
• Colorado Artist's Timely Project Takes A Look At View Of Men Of Color & Masculinity
• 35-Year-Old Queens Mother Delivering Food To Coronavirus Patients Hit By Suspected Drunk Driver
• Pedestrian Killed After Pursuit Ends In Crash In Palmdale; 6 Teens Detained
• Olympian Emma Coburn, Team Boss Get Ready To Run After Coronavirus Isolation
• Mayor, City Council Miles Apart On Solving Fiscal Crisis; 22,000 Jobs At Risk, 'Literally Every Agency'
• Mystic Valley Regional Charter School Cancels Football Season Because Of Coronavirus
• Honolulu Woman Who Flew To Sacramento Accused Of Attempting To Smuggle Heroin Into Susanville Prison
• Kowloon's Car Hop Opens With Concert; Plans Announced For Drive-In Movies
• Retired NYPD Officer Faces Charges After Bystander Injured In Queens Shooting
• Colusa County Health Officials Warn Of Possible Coronavirus Exposure At Granzella's Restaurant
• Sports Return To Butler Area School District After Its 10-Page Phased Plan Is Approved By The State
• WATCH: Richland Township Woman Meets Sister For The First Time Since Being Separated 61 Years Ago
• How Dallas County Hospitals Are Dealing With Surge In COVID-19 Cases
• Big Changes Coming To SEPTA Fares On July 1
• Officers Raid Arnold Home And Allegedly Find 4 Children Along With Suspected Drugs And More Than $200K In Cash
• Greeley Man Gets 30 Years To Life For Sexually Assaulting Woman He Met On Facebook
• DA: 'Vigilante' George Graf Charged For Assaulting Journalist, Woman During Clash In Fishtown
• City Attorney's Office To Investigate Internet Sales Of Illegal Fireworks
• Those Filing For Unemployment Get The Runaround; 'I Need Help And There's No Help'
• East 75th Street Opens For Restaurant Diners
• Elijah McClain's Mom Says Officers 'Murdered' Her Son, As Pressure Mounts For New Probe
• Civil War Statue In Front Of Colorado State Capitol Pulled Down
• CPD Superintendent Brown: I'm Not Going Anywhere
• Long Beach PD Investigating After Former Officers Allegedly Post Threats Against Activist Shaun King On Social Media
• Minnesota State Capitol Board Meets To Discuss Art Removal Policies
• Mountain Lion Deaths Have Decreased Over 50% During Stay-At-Home Orders
• North Philadelphia Native, Musician Jeff Bradshaw Using Platform To Fight For Justice In America
• MLB Mascots Now Allowed In Ballparks; Oriole Bird Heads Back To Work
• Vigil Held For Jamal Williams, Psychiatric Patient Killed In Munster Hospital; Family Blames Multiple Agency Failures
• Lourds Lane Musical 'SuperYou' Moves From The Theater To A Dutchess County Drive-In
• Family Files Police Report For Missing Man, Only To Find Months Later That He Had Died In March And Was Cremated
• Florida reports over 5,000 new virus cases for second straight day
• Vaccine whistleblower accuses HHS secretary of ongoing retaliation
• Texas halts reopening amid surge in coronavirus cases
• 'Shocked': 3 Family Members Facing Homicide Charges In Death Of Allegedly Abused Oakmont Child
• Broward County Fire Officials Hold Fireworks Safety Demonstration Ahead Of July 4th
• North Capitol Hill Neighbors Host Cookout For Denver Police District 6 Officers
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Prosecutors explore "defund the police"
• COVID-19's Impact On The Twin Cities Economy Is Causing Ripple Effects
• Takeout With Tori: Dig Into Some Delicious Cheesecake From Your Home Courtesy Of The Cheesecake Lady In Elkins Park
• Farm Workers In California Strike After Learning Dozens Have Virus
• Wheelabrator Baltimore Provides Three Neighborhoods Dumpsters For Recycling Drop-Off
• OSHA Investigating After 26-Year-Old Man Dies In Workplace Accident
• 15-Year-Old Cyclist Injured In Hit And Run In Baltimore Now Home Recovering; Police Search For Suspect
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs School Vouchers Expansion
• Drone Monitored Rifle-Toting Man During March In Portsmouth, NH
• One Person In Custody After Chicago Police SUV Shot On Southeast Side
• Johnson & Wales University To Close North Miami Campus After 28 Years In South Florida
• Fort Worth Couple Married 53 Years Dies Of Coronavirus Less Than An Hour Apart, Holding Hands
• Several Volunteer Groups Leading The Way For COVID-19 Testing In Parts Of Philadelphia
• Immigration Advocates Want To Prevent Jefferson Health From Sending Undocumented Patient To Guatemala
• Mountain Lion Found Hiding Under Monrovia Home
• The Dixie Chicks change their name to "The Chicks"
• 'You Do What You Can For The People You Love': Daughter Saves Father's Life By Donating Liver In First Living-Donor Liver Transplant At Pittsburgh VA Hospital
• Historic Stonewall Inn At Risk Of Closing After Struggling Through Coronavirus Pandemic Closure
• Air Travel In Coronavirus Age: CBS2 Gets Firsthand Look At Safety Precautions At Area Airports
• Six Flags sorry for questioning guests' shirts linked to BLM
• As Chicago Restaurants Reopen, Workers Have COVID-19 Concerns
• Maryland Weather: Thunderstorms Move Through Parts Of The State Thursday
• Amid Growing Calls For Equality And Inclusivity, Some New Jersey High Schools To Change Mascots
• States that rushed to reopen are now feeling economic pain
• Employee At Monroeville Mad Mex Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Critically Ill Man Who Needs Partner's Health Insurance Says He Got Runaround On Marriage Certificate, Until CBS 2 Stepped In
• Police Arrest 20-Year-Old Man Wanted For Assault, Vandalism And Looting During Downtown Riot
• Recipe: Guy Fieri's Quick BBQ Brisket
• Recipe: Guy Fieri's Brick Burger
• Recipe: California Brick Chicken with Apricot-Mint Chimichurri
• Voter Registration And IDs For Returning Citizens
• July 4th In Maryland: Where To Watch Fireworks
• Person Found Dead In Fire In Griffith, Indiana
• Suspect With Drugs, Loaded Firearm Arrested Following Gunshots In South Berkeley
• Colleyville Says It Will Not Adopt Or Enforce Tarrant County's Mask Mandate: 'We Follow The Leadership Of Gov. Abbott'
• Boxer Abner Mares Becomes US Citizen In Drive-Thru Naturalization Ceremony
• Reopening Colorado: Gaylord Rockies Resort Reopens With Limited Capacity
• Andrew Farrell Received A Special Message After Signing Extension With Revolution
• Baker Proposes Series Of Reforms For Holyoke Soldiers' Home Following Outbreak Report
• Author Donates Book On Lesbian Heroines To Bay Area Schools
• Health Officials Warn COVID-19, Lyme Disease Symptoms Similar
• National Eagle Center Offers 90-Minute Visiting Sessions
• Number Of Initial Unemployment Claims In Colorado Dropped Last Week
• Max Minute: Tri-State Flattened Curve, But COVID-19 Far From Gone
• Mayor stands by police chief after man dies in police custody
• Expansion Of California Data Privacy Law Qualifies For November Ballot
• Protesters Say They Want NYPD Out Of Public Schools, But Safety Agent Union Official Cautions That Would Be A Mistake
• Gov. Carney Delays Delaware's Phase 3 Reopening Due To Not Enough People 'Following Basic Public Health Precautions'
• Calls For Change Are Reaching University Campuses In Florida
• If Coronavirus Spike Continues In Allegheny County, Leaders Say There Could Be Closings Or Restrictions
• Eastchester Officials, Residents Stress Swimming Safety Guidelines During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Former Anti-Apartheid Activist Hit By Rubber Bullet During LA Protests Calls For End To Militarized Policing
• Masks, But No Temperature Checks: Initial Coronavirus Guidelines Released For Mass. Schools
• State Officials Expect More Consumer Fireworks Use With Public Shows Limited
• Lowell Police ID Suspect In Murder Of 23-Year-Old Woman
• Philadelphia Student Union Calling For Police-Free Schools In City Amid National Protests Demanding Police Reform
• Brooklyn Reports Highest Unemployment Numbers In New York State
• EXCLUSIVE: Pennsylvania Secretary Of Health Says Masks Key To Safe Reopening As Philadelphia Region Turns Green
• 'We're Not Back To Normal': On Brink Of Green, Delaware County Cautiously Excited About Next Phase Of Reopening
• People of color exempt from Oregon county's mask order
• Antsy Big Leaguers Embrace Impending End Of Extra Down Time
• LA Metro Asks For Report On Potentially Removing Armed Officers From Buses, Trains
• In The Month Since George Floyd's Death, A Look Back At What's Changed So Far
• Center Township Tax Collector Facing Charges For Allegedly Stealing More Than $600,000 In Taxpayer Money
• Pilot Injured In Coconut Creek Helicopter Crash
• Disney is remaking Splash Mountain to feature first black princess
• Long Lines Form At Hard Rock Stadium Test Site As Florida Coronavirus Numbers Surge
• Google Online IT Training Program Surges Since Pandemic
• Dallas County Reports 403 New Coronavirus Cases, 6 More Deaths
• Tesla Ranks Dead Last In Annual JD Power Auto Quality Survey
• Father And Son From Denton To Serve Together In The Maryland National Guard
• Some Educators Concerned About New Coronavirus Guidelines For Mass. Schools
• Johnson & Wales To Close Denver Campus
• Illinois Casinos, Video Gaming Operations To Reopen Wednesday, July 1
• New York City On Track For Indoor Dining, Outdoor Recreation As Early As July 6, Mayor Says
• Republican Senators Want To Know Why The Twin Cities Were Allowed To Burn; Hearings Slated To Start Next Week
• Hit-And-Run Suspect That Injured ATV Driver Arrested In Yuba City, CHP Says
• Pierre Gibbons, Man Who Ran Into Burning Patterson Park Home To Save Neighbor, Soon To Be Discharged From Hospital
• Colorado Shambhala Member Given 20 Years For Child Sex Abuse
• Around The Table: Could A Flood Of Mail-In Ballots Delay Results In The 2020 Presidential Election?
• Face Mask Mandate Goes Into Effect For Tarrant County On Friday, 'If You Leave The House - Wear A Mask!'
• Plano Police Officer Kills Woman After She Stabs Him, Other Driver 
• Watchdogs: President Trump's Independence Day Gala In 2019 Cost $13M
• Suspect Arrested For Attempted Capital Murder Of North Texas Police Officer
• Elijah McClain Death: Gov. Polis Appoints Special Prosecutor To Review Case
• Gary Gerould To Be Interim Sacramento Kings TV Announcer After Team Parts With Grant Napear
• Sens. Cornyn, Cruz Urge Trump Administration To Continue Federal Funding Of Testing Sites In Texas
• Gov. Walz Unveils Plan For Distributing $853M In CARES Act Money Throughout State
• AAA Releases 2020 Summer Travel Forecast With COVID-19 Impact Factored In
• Port Authority Bus Driver Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Gov. JB Pritzker Says Illinois Will Move To Phase 4 Of Reopening Friday
• Does Heat, Sun Kill Coronavirus? FAQ About COVID-19 In The Summer Answered By Dr. Mallika Marshall
• Pueblo Police Shoot, Kill Armed Man During Confrontation
• Does Heat, Sun Kill Coronavirus? Frequently Asked Summertime Questions About COVID-19 Answered By Dr. Mallika Marshall
• Man Found Dead In Southwestern Colorado River Identified
• Tom Brady Fires Back At His Critics With FDR-Inspired Instagram Post
• Lansdowne Man Charged After Allegedly Threatening Demonstrators Outside Vince's Crabhouse With A Bat
• Raising Chickens In Massachusetts? Beware Of Bears
• Pittsburgh Pirates Fire Multiple Department Heads, Other Staffers In Restructuring Move
• Man Charged With Reckless Homicide In Head-On Crash That Left Woman Dead On Route 53 In Lombard
• Disney's 'Splash Mountain' Ride To Be Rethemed After 'Princess And The Frog'
• Chuck E. Cheese's Parent Company Files For Bankruptcy
• Black North Carolina business owners adapt to uncertainty amid COVID
• Lili Reinhart Slams 'Remarkably Selfish' Cancel Culture
• Illinois Property Owners Sue Over Pritzker's Pause On Evictions
• Funding For Key Minneapolis Police Initiative Falls Through
• California To Vote On 1st-In-US Electric Truck Sales Rule
• Dos Equis Giving Away Limited Edition 6-Foot 'Social Distancing Cooler'
• Trump exempt from N.J. quarantine because he's "not a civilian"
• Vince Carter retires from the NBA after 22 years
• Ex-GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina says she'll vote for Biden
• Baltimore Native Brittney Spencer Shatters Country Music Mold With New EP Highlighting Equality
• The Noose Was Real
• Study: Shelter-In-Place Leading To Fewer California Mountain Lions Becoming Roadkill
• Judge tosses Trump family request to block niece's tell-all book
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 25 New Deaths, 226 Additional Cases
• Supreme Court sides with Trump on deportations of asylum-seekers
• NASCAR releases image of noose in Bubba Wallace's garage
• FDA allowed distribution of flawed COVID-19 antibody tests
• Dallas Dismissing Curfew Charges Against Protesters
• Tarrant County Reports Record-High 517 New COVID-19 Cases Thursday
• Food Bank, Riverhounds Host Food Distribution At Highmark Stadium
• 3rd District Court Of Appeals Backs City Of Aventura In Red-Light Camera Fight
• MSP Investigate Shooting In Royal Oak Township
• Illinois Reports 894 New COVID-19 Cases, 41 Deaths, Over 30,000 Tests Returned In One Day For First Time
• Florida Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried Calls For Statewide Mask Mandate
• Police Say Alleged Abusive Ex-Boyfriend Arrested, Accused Of Kidnapping Woman
• Philadelphia City Council Approves Fiscal Year 2021 Budget That Slashes Police Funding, Features Coronavirus Cuts
• Faribault Prison Inmate Who Tested Positive For COVID-19 Dies
• Eastern Sierra Earthquake Sent Massive Boulders Crashing Onto Mount Whitney Hiking Trails
• Now Hiring: Triumph Bancorp Out To Fill More Than A Dozen Positions In DFW
• 2020 Main Street Arts Festival In Fort Worth Canceled
• Prosecutors: Roseville Woman Accused Of Hanging, Killing Dog
• Massachusetts Among 4 States On Track To Contain Coronavirus, Model Indicates
• Fired Miami Gardens Police Officer Accused Of Kneeling On Woman's Neck
• Man Shot By Pepperell Police Allegedly Had Knife
• Most Of Massachusetts Now Experiencing 'Moderate Drought'
• Lightfoot: Free High Speed Internet Available To 100,000 CPS Students
• NASA Observatories Detects New Planet Orbiting Young Star
• South Minneapolis Bakery Apologizes After Accusation Of Discrimination Over Hijab Mask
• The Dixie Chicks Change Their Name To The Chicks: 'We Want To Meet This Moment'
• Nearly 48K Filed For Unemployment In Maryland Last Week, DOL Says It's Paid $3.3B In Benefits So Far
• Apartments For Rent in Detroit: What Will $1,000 Get You?
• 3 Suspects Wanted For Allegedly Robbing Rite Aid Pharmacy In Glen Burnie
• 2 People Killed In Fiery Semi-Truck Wreck On PCH In Wilmington
• Woman Arrested After 'Road Rage' Crash Right Outside Englewood Police Department
• UPMC Children's Hospital Hopes To Reunite Child With Left-Behind Toy Zebra
• 'The Noose Was Real': NASCAR Releases Photo From Talladega
• Pittsburgh Police Seeking To Identify 2 People Accused Of Vandalizing Cop Car During Riots
• Disneyland's Splash Mountain To Be Re-Themed After 'The Princess And The Frog'
• BART Board Approves $2.4B Budget For Next Fiscal Year
• Santa Cruz County To Reopen Beaches; 'People Are Not Willing To Be Governed Anymore'
• Expansion Of California Privacy Law Qualifies For Ballot
• MAIN ST. Fort Worth Arts Festival Online Artist Gallery
• NYPD Seeks Suspect In Baseball Bat Attack Outside Home Depot In The Bronx
• Walsh Announces Initiatives Aimed At Addressing Racial Inequity In Boston
• "Merman Mike" finds lost ring worth $17,000
• Osundairo Brothers, Star Witnesses Against Jussie Smollett, Cooperating With Prosecutors Again
• El Paso suspect faces new charge after death of 23rd victim
• Breonna Taylor's mother and Tina Knowles-Lawson on expanding voting access
• Disney To Change 'Splash Mountain' Ride To Remove Ties To Movie With Racist Stereotypes
• New Jersey Reports 1,854 Probable COVID-19 Deaths For 1st Time Since Health Emergency Began
• Chicago Police Launch Their Latest 'Nerve Center' In Bid To Fight Crime With High-Tech Tools
• Here's A List Of 8 Possible COVID-19 Exposure Locations In Traverse City
• 'These Postings Were Not Issued By The Department': DOJ Warns Of Fake Face Mask Flyers Online
• Rhymesayers Ends Working Relationships With Local Rappers Prof And Dem Atlas
• Bill Would Pause MCAS Exam For 4 Years
• New Hampshire Motor Speedway To Allow Fans At Foxwoods Resort Casino 301 In August
• DA: Walmart Mass Shooting Suspect Patrick Crusius Faces New Charges
• Newsom Declares Budget Emergency To Pay For Pandemic Response As COVID-19 Cases Soar
• Diablo Fire Breaks Out In Stanislaus County; 220 Acres Burned
• 3 Juvenile Detainees Back In Custody After Escaping From Police Custody In Transport
• Irving-Based Chuck E. Cheese Files For Bankruptcy
• Elijah McClain Death: District Attorney Says Evidence Does Not Support Homicide Ruling
• Motorcyclist Fleeing Police Dies After Crashing Into Semi
• Dixie Chicks Drop 'Dixie' From Name
• When Should You Change Your Mask? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Beyoncé Knowles-Carter To Receive Humanitarian Award At 'BET Awards 2020'
• Ex-HP CEO, Former GOP Candidate Carly Fiorina To Vote For Joe Biden
• Missing And At Risk: Gashen Akel Functions At 7-Year-Old Level, Doesn't Speak English
• Boys & Girls Clubs Program To Promote Careers In Retail
• Hospitals Preparing For Potential Of More Fireworks-Related ER Visits
• Reopening Maryland: Maryland Science Center Is Back July 2, IMAX Theater Staying Closed
• Gov. Newsom Declares Emergency To Draw Down California Budget Reserves
• Macy's Cuts Nearly 4,000 Management, Staff Positions, Says COVID-19 'Significantly Impacted' Operations
• Homeless Man Arrested After Home Invasion Robbery In Alameda
• 'Racist Act': Noose Found Hanging Outside Christa McAuliffe Charter School In Framingham
• Police Investigate Shooting, Crash In Minneapolis
• Vice President Pence Visiting Lordstown, Ohio, For Electric Pickup Truck Unveiling
• East Campus Of Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church Hosts Milk Distribution
• Get Better Sleep By Cuddling Up With Your Partner, New Study Finds
• Thousands ignore health warnings to flock to U.K. beaches
• Dallas Convention Center Will Not Be Used As Pop-Up Hospital 'At This Time,' Mayor Says
• 2-Alarm Fire In South Sacramento Neighborhood Sends Person To Hospital
• Homicide Detectives Investigating After Man Found Dead In Rancho Cordova Home
• Trump To Push Forward On Fireworks Display At Mount Rushmore, Drawing Sharp Criticism
• Here's What You Need To Know Before Going To The Zoo, Aquarium In Chicago
• Coronavirus Travel Advisory Goes Into Effect In N.Y., N.J., Conn.; Massive Fines Possible For Quarantine Non-Compliance
• Burleson Mayor Ken Shetter Describes 'Culture War,' Defends Essential Workers Berated For Wearing Masks 
• Police: None Hurt After Wednesday Night Shooting In Bloomington
• Amazon Signs Lease For New Delivery Station In Maspeth, Queens
• New York City Honors Pride With Virtual Conferences, Rallies And Concerts
• Reopening: Vallejo's Six Flags Discovery Kingdom To Open Without Rides
• LGBTQ Pride Turns 50 With Renewed Focus On Social Justice, After George Floyd's Death
• Vince Carter, Who Had Short Stint With Sacramento Kings, Retires After Record 22 NBA Seasons
• 7 Killed, 3 Injured In Crash During Chase Involving Border Patrol In Texas
• Maryland State Police Working To Complete Pending Background Checks After Gun Licensing System Failure
• Maryland Ranks Third Best State In U.S. For Summer Cookouts
• 2 Injured In Overnight Shooting In Santa Rosa
• Philadelphia School District Encouraged By Response Its Gotten On Survey Regarding Reopening This Fall
• Reopening: Vallejo's Six Flags Discovery Kingdom To Open Without Rides
• Trump administration to stop funding 13 COVID community test sites
• Wisconsin back in spotlight with visits by Trump and Pence this week
• Chicago CEOs Discuss 'New Better' As Companies Make COVID-19 Changes
• "Big Mouth" is recasting Jenny Slate character with a black actor
• Macy's cutting nearly 4,000 corporate jobs
• Wanted: Chicken Serial Killer Targeting Jay Cutler's Farm In Nashville
• Baltimore Police Searching For Armed Suspect In CVS Robbery
• Hall Of Fame Game Between Cowboys, Steelers Canceled; Inductions Postponed Until 2021
• 12-Year-Old Girl Shot While Playing On Sidewalk In West Englewood
• Santa Monica Pier Reopens After Being Shuttered For Months
• New Jersey Department Of Corrections Seeks To Oust Officer In George Floyd Reenactment Video
• Columbus High School Principal Tests Positive For COVID-19
• NYCFC And New York Red Bulls Group Stage Schedule For MLS Is Back Tournament Released
• NFL Cancels Hall of Fame Game, Delays Induction Ceremonies
• Man Killed, Second Wounded After Gunfire Erupts At Santa Ana Cemetery
• Phillie Phanatic, Other MLB Mascots, Given 'OK' To Return To Stadiums
• Pa. AG: Grand Jury Probe Finds Regulatory Failures By DEP, Health Dept. In Natural Gas Drilling
• Woman Rescued After Being Trapped By Flames In Little Haiti Duplex
• Man Who Was In Town Visiting Dad For Father's Day Fatally Shot During Violent Night In Philadelphia
• 99-Year-Old Walker Ray Burns Reaches 100 Kilometer Goal In Quest To Raise Money For Health Care Workers
• Marylanders Must 'Remain Vigilant' As COVID-19 Hospitalizations Decline, Gov. Hogan Says
• NASA Will Name Its DC Headquarters After Mary W. Jackson, Agency's First Black Female Engineer
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Fatalities In Single Digits For 5th Day In A Row
• Phase 2 Of PIT Safe Travels Program Being Implemented At Pittsburgh International Airport
• Vince Carter Officially Retires After Record 22 Seasons In NBA
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 579 New Cases Of Coronavirus As Statewide Total Grows To 83,770
• DIA, Charles H. Wright, Other Museums To Reopen July 10
• Jobless claims barely fell last week, a sign recovery is stalling
• Texas Reopening Under 'Temporary Pause' Due To Surge In COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations
• South Florida-To-New York Travelers Resigned To Quarantine Upon Arrival
• Disneyland to delay reopening theme parks and resort hotels
• Drought Plan Enacted For 40 Colorado Counties By Gov. Jared Polis
• Florida Tops 5,000 New Coronavirus Cases For Second Day In A Row, 46 New Deaths
• Pittsburgh Brewing Co. Releases Iron City Bean Coffee
• Fells Point To Close These Streets To Pedestrians Only This Weekend June 25-28
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Deaths Surpass 3K, As Hospitalizations Continue To Fall
• Chuck E. Cheese parent files for bankruptcy
• Deferral Of Summer Taxes Included In Bill Sent To Gov. Whitmer
• Governor Abbott Issues Executive Order Expanding Hospital Capacity, Suspends Elective Surgeries In 4 Texas Counties
• Feds sent nearly $1.4B in stimulus funds to dead people
• 'I Want My Daughter Back': 19-Year-Old Nayeli Rodriguez Missing For More Than A Month
• Macy's Announces Management And Other Staff Layoffs
• Confederate Monument Removed In Denton
• Cape Cod Beaches Will Have Fewer Lifeguards This Summer
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-25-20
• St. Cloud Bar Displaying Confederate Memorabilia Sues Social Justice Group
• AAA: The Great American Road Trip Will Reign This Summer As Travel Expected To Be Down 15 Percent
• 'As I Was Doing It, I Realized How Iconic That World Is': Morena Baccarin On CBS All Access's 'The Twilight Zone'
• Quake Causes Rockslide At Central California Campsite
• Source: Heat's Derrick Jones Jr. Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Chuck E. Cheese's Parent Company, CEC Entertainment, Files For Bankruptcy
• South Africa's ready-made army of coronavirus hunters hard at work
• LeBron James And Maverick Carter's SpringHill Company Raises $100 Million From Investors
• Cuomo: Virus hospitalizations in New York have dropped below 1,000
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 37 New Coronavirus Cases As Countywide Total Grows To 2,321
• 28-Year-Old Zoey Griffin Charged With First-Degree Murder In South Baltimore Homicide
• Appeals Court Says Michigan Gyms, Fitness Centers Must Remain Closed
• NYPD cop charged after using apparent chokehold on black man
• Man Accused Of Exposing Himself To Women In Davie Apartment Complex
• Chuck E Cheese Files For Bankruptcy
• Report: Borussia Dortmund Looking For Long-Term Contract With Former NYCFC Academy Product Gio Reyna
• Progressive candidates for prosecutor tackle "defunding the police"
• Fans Will Be Allowed To Attend Kentucky Derby -- With Strict Guidelines
• Trump's 200th judge called for "complete and immediate reversal" of Roe v. Wade
• Antioch Supermarket Shoplifting Suspect Dies In Confrontation With Store Worker
• Eiffel Tower reopens today after its longest closure since WWII
• Lois Allen-Richardson Sworn In As New Mayor Of Ypsilanti
• U.S. couple "angry" after barely surviving deadly volcano eruption
• Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb Announces $25 Million COVID-19 Rental Assistance Program
• Chuck E. Cheese's Parent Company Files For Bankruptcy; Maryland Locations Remains Open
• Arson Task Force Seeks Public's Help Identifying Suspect Who Set Philadelphia Runner Store On Fire During Unrest In City
• Where Are The Colorado Tornadoes? Where Is The Hail?
• 3 Charged After Medical Examiner Rules Teen's Death Homicide
• Massachusetts Unemployment, Pandemic Assistance Claim Numbers Remain Steady
• Brad Stevens Among Those Pushing For More Family Inside NBA's Orlando Bubble
• NH Nursing Home Employee's Death Believed To Be Coronavirus-Related
• 'Maskne': Why Your Face Is Breaking Out Under Your Mask And How To Stop It
• Trump Returns To A Changed Wisconsin To Shore Up Support
• PTL Links: June 25, 2020
• Police: Children Wounded By Shots From 'Rolling Gun Battle'
• New York City's Public Libraries To Start Offering Grab-And-Go Services
• Over 46,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of June 15, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• NASCAR rallies around Wallace in poignant moment
• Pakistani airline grounds 150 pilots over "bogus" licenses
• Police: Couple From Out Of Town Who Was Visiting Family In South Philadelphia Shot While Sitting On Front Porch, Man Killed
• 33-Year-Old Man Missing From Aberdeen Found Safe
• HBO Max Restores 'Gone With The Wind,' But With Disclaimer
• St. Cloud Police: Man Suspected Of Theft, Assault Inside Mall Fled Arrest, Shot Himself
• Police: Man Seriously Injured After Shot Multiple Times In Strawberry Mansion
• Fort Lauderdale Drive-By Shooting Injures Two Women
• A Realistic Expectation & Other Important Red Sox Questions With Dan Roche
• Pickup Truck Plunges Off Wharf In Mattapoisett
• Workers Want Shakopee Amazon Center Shut Down For Cleaning
• El Paso County Boy Fighting For His Life After Being Shot By Father
• SWAT Team Called To Bronzeville Apartment For Barricade Situation; Man Taken To Hospital
• Man Sentenced To Life In Prison For Fatal Shooting He Claims His Twin Brother Committed
• Enviro-Master of Chicago Using Electrostatic Technology To Provide Disinfecting Services
• Reopening COVID-19 Roundup: San Quentin Outbreak 'Catastrophic': Santa Clara On State COVID-19 Watch List
• Miami Proud: Miami Lighthouse For Blind Summer Program Teaches, Tackles Social Distancing Guidelines
• 'We Could See Someone Break 60 This Week,' Says Ian Baker-Finch On The Travelers Championship
• NFL Cancels Cowboys-Steelers Preseason Opener At Hall Of Fame
• Trump To Tour Shipyard In Wisconsin, Where His Support Appears To Be Slipping
• Career Coach: Gaining New Skills
• WATCH: Man Wrestles Shark With His Bare Hands On Delaware Beach, Pries Mouth Open To Remove Fishing Hook
• Promising vaccine trial pushes into COVID-swamped South Africa, Brazil
• Sam Kennedy Hopeful That Fans Can Return To Fenway Park In 2020
• CVS To Open More Testing Sites In Florida
• "Faces of the conquerors": Trump trip to Rushmore draws fire
• Elijah McClain petition gets over 2 million signatures
• Body Of William Landgren, Missing 73-Year-Old Edina Man, Found
• The world's fastest supercomputer is hunting for coronavirus cures
• Texas governor might add more COVID-19 restrictions
• Police: Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Kensington
• 'Faces Of The Conquerors': Trump's Planned Mount Rushmore Trip Draws Fire
• COVID-surviving MD denied chance to donate plasma because he's gay
• Fort Worth Museum Of Science And History Offers Discovery Lab Online
• Electricity not a factor in pool deaths of girl, mom and grandfather
• Pittsburgh Steelers, Dallas Cowboys Agree To Move 2020 Hall Of Fame Game To Next Year
• Eddie Kasko, Star Infielder And Red Sox Manager, Dies at 88
• Man Says He Has Exhausted Every Avenue To Try To Get Refund From Verified Seats For Concert Canceled Due To COVID-19
• Electricity Did Not Play A Role In Drowning Of East Brunswick Family, Authorities Say
• "Baffling" errors at vets home where 76 died during outbreak
• Pittsburgh Weather: Mostly Dry, Pleasant Day Expected
• Miami Weather: Heat Advisory For Miami-Dade, Broward As Afternoon Temps Sizzle
• CPD Car Hit By Bullets On Southeast Side
• Pentagon Identifies US Army Soldier Stationed At Fort Bliss Who Died In Jordan
• Police: 2 Men Shot In North Philadelphia
• 5 Hospitalized After Boat Runs Aground In Westport
• Many Still Struggle To Get A Hold Of Illinois Unemployment Offices; One Woman Finds Success Leaving Contact Info In Note At Door
• 3rd Suspect Wanted In Death Of 3-Year-Old Girl In Oakmont Turns Herself Into Police
• Chicago Weather: Warm Day Thursday; Storms Ahead
• 'Diapers Are Expensive': Pittsburgh-Area Families In Need Wait Hours For Free Diaper Distribution Event
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/25 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Unidentified Red Sox Player Tested Positive For Coronavirus
• 2-Alarm Blaze Damages Vacant Building In Trenton
• State Lawmakers Pass Bill Reforming Pennsylvania State System Of Higher Education
• Man indicted for alleged death threats against black congressman
• Portion of Steuben Street Shut Down Due To Water Main Break
• 'Third Quarter Of The Civil Rights Movement:' Mayor Peduto Says More Than Just Police Reform Needed
• Brothers say they won't willingly testify against Jussie Smollett
• Pittsburgh Zoo Hosting Dollar Bank Drive-In Movie Night Featuring 'A League Of Their Own'
• Study: Pet Owners Concerned About Their Animals Experiencing Separation Anxiety As Restrictions Get Lifted
• Nursing Home Continue To Be Hit Hard By Coronavirus Cases And Deaths
• Thursday's Show Info (6/25/20)
• State And Local Authorities Investigating Bean Bag Shooting That Left Protester Blind In One Eye
• Chicago Dogs Baseball Now Coming To Rosemont July 7, With Fans, But Restrictions

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• Democratic Party reveals scaled-down convention plan
• Teen goes viral on TikTok for tutoring others in math
• Biden leads Trump in six key swing states, according to new poll
• Synthetic coronavirus vaccine in development in the UK could be easier to mass produce
• Some Trump staffers in quarantine after Tulsa trip
• Three North Carolina police officers fired after audit uncovered racist video
• Colorado governor appoints special prosecutor in Elijah McClain case
• West Coast sees a spike of coronavirus cases
• Texas pauses reopening plan as coronavirus cases rise
• House takes up Democrats' police reform bill one month after George Floyd's death
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• Diver known as "Merman Mike" finds man's missing ring
• 20-year-old dog named Augie believed to be oldest golden retriever
• Sonya Renee Taylor on combating racism with action
• Eiffel Tower reopens to tourists after 3-month shutdown
• Immunology researcher says it's uncertain if COVID-19 antibodies mean immunity
• "Cataclysmic" impact of pandemic on minority-owned small businesses
• North Carolina business owner on how she's keeping it going through the pandemic
• How conspiracy theorists "hijack" journalism to spread misinformation
• Amnesty International finds 125 cases of police violence at protests across U.S.
• Doctor says states should consider going into lockdown again as COVID cases rise
• Airlines losing billions of dollars as coronavirus curtails travel
• Nursing homes grapple with risks as coronavirus pandemic continues
• "A war zone": Investigation of Holyoke Soldiers' Home finds deadly mistakes in handling coronavirus
• Campaign debriefs: Trump polls slump as Biden considers VP options
• Harvard study finds police shootings hurt students' academic performance
• Unemployment claims fell slightly from last week
• Trump weighs in on police reform bills, protests and COVID-19
• New York family creates mutual aid network to help hundreds of neighbors through COVID-19 crisis
• Youth facility staffers charged in death of black teen
• Young adults fueling coronavirus surge in several southern and western states
• White Island volcano survivors sue Royal Caribbean and New Zealand tour company
• Elijah McClain's 2019 death after police encounter prompts calls for new investigation
• Prosecutor alleges Justice Department officials wanted his team to give Roger Stone a break
• President Trump heads to another swing state as COVID-19 cases surge
• Independent report slams handling of COVID-19 outbreak at Holyoke Soldiers' Home
• Record-breaking spike in new COVID-19 cases causes several states to consider pausing reopenings
• Jason Reynolds on what it means to be antiracist