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Articles from June 26, 2020

• San Jose Police Union, City Leaders Denounce Officers' Racist Facebook Group
• Gov. Newsom Steps Up Urgency Of Virus Messaging
• Sacramento County Works To Educate Residents In Coronavirus Hotspots
• Santa Clara County Plans to Enter Next Phase of Reopening as San Francisco Hits the Brakes
• Family Demands Justice for Black Man Shot Dead by Police at San Leandro Walmart
• Business Owner Still Picking Up Pieces Four Weeks After Looting
• Grandson Campaigns To Rename Stapleton After Mosley Family Trailblazers
• Police Investigate After 5 Shot In Aurora
• Elijah McClain Death: Aurora Police Officers Removed From Regular Duty
• Police Arrest Woman Accused Of Breaking Into Eagle Rock Home, Stealing Car
• What To Expect During Accused Golden State Killer's Guilty Plea On Monday
• Sacramento Police Release Some Body Camera Video From Police Brutality Protests
• Newsom Asks Imperial County To Reinstate Stay-At-Home Orders As COVID Hospitalizations Jump
• San Bernardino Officials Prepare For Surge In Hospitalizations As Coronavirus Cases Spike
• Perris Man Arrested In Connection With Violence That Erupted After Peaceful Riverside Protest
• 'Just Keep Going': Students Ponder Future After Johnson & Wales University To Close Denver Campus
• Where Are The Coronavirus Cases In Sacramento County?
• Approx. 50-Acre Grass Fire Contained North Of Sacramento International Airport
• Kings To Resume Season On July 31 Against Spurs In Orlando
• Unemployed Worker Has Unpaid Claims For Months And No Answers From The State
• Chicago Weather: Severe Storms Moving Through Chicago Area
• Denver Nuggets Schedule Released For Season 'Restart'
• Roosevelt University Graduates Disappointed In Pre-Recorded Virtual Ceremony: 'I Just Think It's Pure Laziness'
• Confirmed New Coronavirus Cases Hit All-Time High In U.S.
• Meals On Wheels Could Use A Little Help Of Their Own
• Seven Killed In Cheyenne County Head-On Collision
• Riverside County Reports Additional Coronavirus Deaths; Ventura Reports New Cases
• California Lawmakers Finish Work Closing $54B Deficit
• As Fireworks Boom Throughout Pittsburgh Area, PTSD Sufferers And Pets Left To Cope
• Researchers Turn to Pool Testing for Efficient Tracking of Coronavirus Outbreaks
• Judge Orders ICE To Release Migrant Children Held With Their Families, Citing Coronavirus
• Some Tri-State Area Residents Say They Feel Safe In Crowds Even As Coronavirus Cases Surge In Other States
• Police: Thieves Broke Into Newly Reopened Rocklin Restaurant And Steal Thousands From Safe
• Protesters, Counter-Protesters Clash Near Christopher Columbus Statue In Nutley, N.J. After Newark Removes Monument
• CBS 2 Investigators: Hundreds Of COVID-19 Antibody Tests On The Market, But Are They Accurate?
• RTD Union Members Picket, Demand Passengers Wear Masks, Better Protection From Coronavirus
• Attorney: Robert Johnson Jr's Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting Should Be Reviewed By Grand Jury
• NYPD Experiences Increase In Members Filing For Retirement Amid Ongoing Protests, Spike In Shootings
• Reopening Maryland: Baltimore Mayor Lifts Restrictions On Large Outdoor Gatherings; Indoor Gatherings Must Be At 50% Capacity
• Police: 3 People Injured After Car Slams Into 2 Homes In East Baltimore
• Carroll County Man Facing Arson Related Charges After Allegedly Setting Church Fire
• Suspect Arrested, Charged In 2019 Shooting Death Of Man In Larimer
• Strong Friday Storms Brought Flooding Rains, Lightning & Hail
• Former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh Reports To Federal Prison In Alabama For Three-Year Sentence
• Kit Carson, Part Of Pioneer Monument At Colfax And Broadway, Removed By Denver Crews
• Trump, Pritzker, Lightfoot Spar On Twitter When President Criticizes 'Lack Of Leadership'
• Alex Ovechkin Shares Adorable Video Of Son Playing Hockey In The Driveway
• MTA Honors 50th Anniversary Of First NYC Pride March With Special Logos On 1 Trains
• Push to Rename Oakland Streets Met With Mixed Reactions
• Returning To 'Yellow' Phase On Minds Of Crowds At Restaurants, Bar In Allegheny County
• Coronavirus Hospitalizations, Cases Continue Climbing In LA County
• Protesters Call For Atlas Restaurant Group To Drop Dress Codes At Establishments
• Philadelphia Officials Issue Mandatory Mask Order, Consider Delaying Green Phase As Coronavirus Cases Rise
• Some Parking Enforcement, Including Street Sweeping, To Resume July 6
• Over 130 Pounds Of Illegal Fireworks Confiscated In Tracy
• Authorities Crack Down On Broward Businesses Not In Compliance With COVID-19 Restrictions
• Waltham Woman Attacked Inside Her Own Apartment In Apparently Random Sexual Assault
• 25 Years Later, Missing TV Anchor Jodi Huisentruit's Friends Still Look For Answers
• Miami-Dade County Beaches, Parks To Close For July 4th Weekend
• Microsoft Permanently Closes Retail Stores Including 2 In Metro Detroit
• American Airlines Joins Other Airlines In Booking Flights To Full Capacity
• Ballots Due For Primary Election On June 30
• Judge orders release of migrant children, citing coronavirus
• The Miami Heat Announce NBA Restart Schedule
• Summer Jobs: Kennywood, Sandcastle And Idlewild Hiring About 1,500 People
• OC Reports Deadliest Week Since Coronavirus Pandemic Began
• Father Of 'Wicked Tuna' Captain Gets Lifesaving Gift From Stranger
• Man Killed After Shooting In Pittsburgh Motel Parking Lot
• Bar Owners Fear Impact Of Latest Texas Coronavirus Shutdown: 'This Will Be A Pretty Massive Hit'
• VIDEO: Group Of People Pull Down Statue That Honors Christopher Columbus In Denver's Civic Center Park
• Worker Killed, 3 Others Hurt When Truck Plows Into Job Site
• Philadelphia Teen With Autism Injecting 'Breath Of Fresh Air,' Hope To Community With Booming Landscaping Business
• Amid coronavirus surge, Abbott expresses regret on reopening bars
• Child Predator And Former Texas Deputy Sentenced To Life In Prison
• Boulder Reinstates Disposable Bag Fee After Pause During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Nearly 1 Million Diapers Collected For Families In Need
• 'I Woke Up Gasping For Air': 28 Family Members Contract COVID-19, Father Dies From Illness
• Structure Fire Burning Along West Capitol Avenue In West Sacramento
• Vice President Mike Pence To Visit Dallas Sunday To Celebrate Religious Freedom, Discuss Coronavirus
• CHP Investigating Shooting That Injured 2 On SB I-5 Near March Lane
• Off-Duty Dallas Police Officer Assaulted By Crowd At Apartment Complex
• Pandemic PTSD: Tips To Manage Stress Brought On By Coronavirus Pandemic
• SWAT Team Negotiates With Armed Suspect In Spring Lake Park
• Pitt Police Investigating Off-Campus Stabbing
• Marin County Rolls Back June 29 COVID-19 Reopening For Some Businesses
• 'Failed Experiment' To House Homeless In RV Park Costs San Jose $1.3 Million
• 'He Stands Among Some Of The Most Horrific Killers': Retired Sacramento Officer Speaks About Golden State Killer Case
• McKeesport Named Most Patriotic City In Pennsylvania
• Consumers Still Waiting On Refunds For Canceled Trips, Events Months After Coronavirus Shutdowns Began
• Former Tracy Police Department Employee Under Investigation For Posting Threats Against Activist Shaun King
• Living Room Sports: Joe Manganiello Talks About How He Was 'Lucky' To Grow Up In Mt. Lebanon, Shares His Favorite Penguins Player
• 2 Injured In N. Minneapolis Shooting; No Arrests Made
• Roger Stone to report to prison July 14, 2-week delay granted
• NBA Resumes Play July 30 With Clippers-Lakers Matchup
• Mpls. City Council Votes Unanimously To Dismantle MPD
• Queen Anne's County Homeowner Finds Military Ordnance While Cleaning Garage
• Some South And West Side Stores Reopen, But Some May Never Open Again Following Looting Last Month
• Hollywood's Musso & Frank Grill Reopens With New Safety Guidelines
• Police: Woman, 2 Men Injured In Strawberry Mansion Triple Shooting
• Beating The Heat: Rocklin Splash Pads Reopen
• White actors will stop voicing "Simpsons" characters of color
• Baltimore County Public Schools Release Survey For Input On Upcoming Academic Year
• Local Restaurants Get Creative To Meet State's Reopening Requirements
• Cyclist Killed, Hit By Train While Crossing A Line Tracks At Quebec & Smith Road
• Health Officials Want You To Know `Face Mask Exempt' Cards Are Fake
• 'We Need More Compliance': Delaware Officials Concerned About Mask Usage, Social Distancing At State's Beaches
• Modesto Mountain Lion Search Continues, Neighbors On Alert
• Denver Public Schools Will Offer Full In-Person Learning This Fall
• Only On: Villanueva Talks Fatal Shooting, Body Cameras, Ongoing Feud With Board Of Supervisors
• As Nursing Homes Account For 40% Of Coronavirus Deaths, Victims' Families Blame Lack Of PPE
• Welcome Back: Sixers Announce 8 Seeding Games As NBA Sets Schedule For Season Restart
• Contra Costa, Santa Clara Counties Reassess Reopening Timeline; Both Counties On State Watch List
• 2 Teens Arrested In Connection To Hate Crime At Poet Christian Elementary School In Tracy
• 1 Dead, 18 Infected In COVID-19 Outbreak At Livermore VA Facility
• Walsh Announces Task Force To Address 'Serious Issue' Of Illegal Fireworks In Boston
• Patriots Hold Roundtable Discussion On Racism In America, Best Ways To Inspire Change
• Disney Delays 'Mulan' Release Again Due To Surge In Coronavirus Cases
• California Voters Could Expand Vote To Some 17-Year-Olds
• Colleyville Mayor Richard Newton Defends Not Enforcing Tarrant County's Mask Mandate During COVID-19 Case Surge
• Pittsburgh Steelers Legend Bill Cowher Supports Decision To Reschedule Pro Football Hall Of Fame Ceremony
• Reopening Setback: San Francisco Delays June 29 Openings Of Salons, Museums Over Rising COVID-19 Cases
• CBS 2 Investigators: Another Family Upset About Mislabeled Remains At Cook County Medical Examiner's Office
• Another Suspect Pleads Guilty In 2009 Andrew Graham Murder
• Police: Pittsburgh Mother Arrested After Officer Finds 4 Unbuckled Children And Open Cans Of Beer In Her Car
• Pennsylvania State Sen. Hughes Negotiates $100 Million In State Funding To Help Small Businesses In Disadvantaged Communities
• Newsom Pardons 13, Commutes 21 Sentences
• Teen, 18, Accused Of Robbing Person At Knifepoint During Shoe Sale
• Dean Of USC's School Of Dramatic Arts Resigns, Admits To Relationship With Student
• Mavericks To Open Resumed NBA Season On July 31 Against Rockets
• Gov. Murphy Announces Fall Reopening Plan For New Jersey Schools, Says Social Distancing Is Key
• Cub Foods Locations Damaged In Unrest To Reopen Soon
• Gov. Hogan Announces $30M In Funding For Eviction Prevention Assistance
• How Illinois Can Avoid Becoming Another COVID-19 Hotspot, Like Texas, Florida
• 'Mom! I'm Bleeding!'; 7-Year Old Struck By Stray Bullet, Mother Speaks Out As Dangerous Trend Continues In New York City
• Budget Battle Between De Blasio, City Council Heats Up As Mayor Again Warns Of 22,000 City Worker Layoffs
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: Out-Of-This-World Star-Gazing Advice From Franklin Institute's Chief Astronomer
• LI Native, Lakers Guard Danny Green Supports NBA's Return, Says 'There's No Bigger Stage'
• Pres. Donald Trump's Campaign Dismisses Joe Biden's Comments About Making Face Masks Required In Public
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: Cruise Into Summer With An Electric Bike
• Initial COVID-19 Screening Of Over 100 UMD Student-Athletes Returns All Negative Test Results, School Says
• New England Travel: Strict Rules In Place For Some Mass. Residents
• Charges Unlikely After Local Police Chief's Family Dog Leaves The Yard, Is Shot And Killed By Neighbor
• Trump lacks power to use military funds for border wall, court rules
• 2 Midtown Sacramento Bars Temporarily Close After Customer Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• New York Jets Coach Adam Gase Says He Wants Safety Jamal Adams On The Team
• Actor Mike Henry Steps Away From Voicing Black 'Family Guy' Character
• Man In Critical Condition After Minneapolis Stabbing, Suspect Arrested
• Arlington Woman Ramping Up Production Of Face Masks With New Order In Place
• Michigan Ranked Among The Safest Recreational Boating States
• Zuckerberg Gives In To Pressure, Announces Facebook Crackdown On Hate Speech
• Newlywed Nurse Helps Woman Injured In Chain-Event Crash
• Calls For Help From Business Owners, Residents Affected By Hell's Kitchen Crime Spree Get Louder
• North Crowley High School Basketball Adjusts To New Type Of Practice During Pandemic
• 49ers Sign First-Round Picks Kinlaw, Aiyuk To 4-Year Deals
• Widow donates kidney to the same man her husband's donation saved
• Furry Tails: Nashville, Bob & Jax Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: D.C. statehood bill passes the House
• LA Zoo Announces Birth Of Meerkat Pups
• Judge Denies Video, Audio Coverage Of Pre-Trial For Former Officers Accused In George Floyd's Death
• Lawmakers Call For Investigation Into Coronavirus Outbreak At Chelsea Soldiers' Home
• Muir Woods Set To Reopen Monday With Restrictions
• No Chesney, No Regatta, No Fireworks: Coronavirus Pandemic Stealing Pittsburgh's Summer Fun
• One In Custody After Bank Robbery At PNC Branch In The Loop
• Pelham Artist Displaying Town's 'Dirty Laundry' To Spark Conversation On Racism
• Delaware County Residents Excited For A Taste Of Normalcy As Philadelphia Suburbs Enter Green Phase Of Reopening
• New York's Takeout Cocktail Law Extended For Third Time, Bringing Relief For Restaurant And Bar Owners
• California Courts Holding Jury Trials After Pandemic Delays
• Taney Youth Baseball Association Looking For New Name Amid Protests Over Racism
• Fed Appeals Court In San Francisco Rules Against Trump On Border Wall Funding
• 5 Indicted In Gun Store Burglary In Vacaville
• Tarrant County Businesses Ready Themselves For Face Mask Requirement: 'Now There's No Wiggle Room For Argument'
• All Lanes I-70 Closed This Weekend In Central 70 Project Construction Zone
• Pittsburgh-Area Doctors Say People Are Calling About Face Mask Exemption Notes
• Max Minute: New Study Details Surge In New York Cardiac Arrests During Peak COVID-19 Months
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: Step-By-Step Guide To Add A Sweet Spin To Your Homemade Pizza Night
• South Florida School Districts Continue To Work On Plans For The 2020-21 School Year
• Illegal Campfires In San Bernardino Mountains Up 150% This Year
• Van Carrying Small Pets Stolen From Westminster Hotel Parking Lot
• Police: Antioch Shoplifting Suspect's Drug Use Contributed To Death In Fight With Store Worker
• Gay marriage plaintiffs endorse Biden, call him "greatest ally"
• Texas Bar Owners Lament Latest Closures Due To COVID-19 Surge: 'A Lot Of People Won't Make It Through Round 2'
• Mother Speaks Out After Her Son Is Saved From Fire By Being Dropped Out Window To Police Below: 'We Had To Think Fast'
• Caught On Camera: Rye Girl Tries To Help Put Out House Fire With Garden Hose
• Protesters Gather In East Liberty For Black Lives Matter March
• Officers involved in Elijah McClain's death moved off regular duty
• Michigan Ranks #32 For Most Computer Usage In America
• 2 Killed, 1 Critically Wounded In Shooting At Bunn-O-Matic Warehouse In Springfield; Gunman Found Dead
• Governor Whitmer Spends Friday Working In Grand Rapids Salon
• 10 More Cases Of West Nile Virus Reported In Miami-Dade, 8 Dengue Cases In Keys
• Coronavirus Pandemic Means Changes To Summer Travel Plans, With More People Planning Road Trips
• Gov. Newsom Urges One County To Reimpose Stay-At-Home Orders
• Renewed Excitement As Personal Service Businesses Reopen In Philadelphia, But Concern Grows Over Rise In COVID-19 Cases
• Rescheduled 2020 Bay To Breakers Race Canceled For Virtual Event Due To COVID-19
• San Francisco Studio Hosts All-Star Virtual Benefit Concert For Local Music Venues
• Malls In Philadelphia Suburbs Thrilled To Reopen And Help Participate In Recovery From COVID-19
• 2 Men Shot In East Baltimore Friday Afternoon, Police Say
• Nassau County Officials Working On Plan To Bring Students Back Into Classrooms In September
• Fauci Says Young People Driving 'Paradigm Shift' In Virus Pandemic
• Texas Democrats' Request To Expand Mail-In Voting Rejected By US Supreme Court
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Adoption Process Looking Very Different
• 2 Men Killed In Industrial Accident At Colorado Cheese Plant
• Maryland Board Set To Take Up State Budget Cuts Next Week
• Denver Weather: Severe T-storm Watch For All Of Eastern Colorado
• Teachers Rally Against Layoffs, School Cuts In Taunton
• Weekend Events: Virtual Garth Brooks Concert, App-Led Scavenger Hunt, Virtual Art 'Color Party'
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Hands Out Masks In Neighborhood Near Marlins Park
• Walmart Vows To Reopen Chicago Stores That Were Closed Due To Looting
• On Last Day Of School For NYC Students, Chancellor Says Goal Is To Return Sept. 10
• Surprise party in Texas leaves 18 people sick with coronavirus
• Dallas County Jailer Arrested For Allegedly Assaulting Inmate In Restraint Chair
• Adult Film Star Ron Jeremy Pleads Not Guilty To Rape, Sexual Assault Charges
• Plymouth Says Fight Over Flags In Front Of Store Is Misunderstanding
• Facebook to label rule-breaking posts after advertisers flee
• House approves measure to make Washington, D.C. a state
• National Aquarium Releases 300th Rehabilitated Animal At Assateague State Park
• Justice Department Warns Of Fraudulent Face Mask 'Exempt' Cards
• Free Tax Preparation Assistance Is Available For Detroiters: What To Know
• Companies with small business loans still plan layoffs
• Sacramento County Reports Largest Coronavirus Spike Yet With 154 Additional Cases
• Seriously Ill COVID-19 Infected San Quentin Inmates Transferred Under Guard To Local Hospitals
• Maryland Center For Hospitality Training Creates Online Program To Help Workers Safely Return To Work
• Boaters Gather On Lake St. Clair For Annual Jobbie Nooner Party Despite Pandemic
• Michigan GOP's Propose Plan To Use $1.3B In Federal Aid To Avoid School Cuts
• 'My Face Was Burning': West Philly Councilmember, Community Demand Apology From City For Use Of Tear Gas
• 700 Pounds Of Fireworks Seized From La Habra Homes; 2 Men, 1 Woman Arrested
• Tom Werner Eager To See What Red Sox Can Do In 60-Game Season: 'Every Game Is Important'
• 'The Talk's' Eve, Marie Osmond Describe How 47th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards Went Virtual
• Woman Struck, Killed By SUV In Quincy
• Approximately 300 Texas Teens Exposed To Coronavirus At Party
• More Than 200 Workers At David L. Lawrence Convention Center Laid Off
• Horseshoe Casino Reopens For Select Members; General Public Sunday
• Gov. Murphy Provides Guidance For Reopening New Jersey Schools In September
• Interfaith Group Demands OC Nightclub Remove Hindu, Buddhist Statues From Foundation Room Nightclubs
• Chicago Weather: Severe Storms, Strong Winds Approaching
• Natalie Dormer And Nathan Lane Talk Nailing It In 'Penny Dreadful: City Of Angels': 'A Great Challenge And A Lot Of Fun'
• Imperial County Advised To Reinstitute Stay-At-Home Order As COVID-19 Cases Overwhelm System
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 50 New Deaths, 233 Additional Cases
• Study finds signs of "brain complications" in severe COVID-19 cases
• COVID-19 Cases Rising In Lake County, Indiana
• Officer fired over Breonna Taylor's death appeals termination
• Asian Tiger Mosquitoes Reported In Wayne County: What To Know
• Kanye West To Bring Yeezy Brand (Not Sneakers) To Gap
• Diocese Of Pittsburgh To Hold Memorial Mass For Those Who Have Died During Coronavirus Pandemic
• State Police: 27-Year-Old Man Charged In DUI After Multiple Hit-And-Run Crashes
• 'Some People' Within Dodgers Organization Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Detroit's 4 Best Spot for New American Food
• Santa Cruz County Reopens Beaches As Wave Of Coronavirus Cases Set Record Totals
• House Adopts Bill To Make D.C. 51st State
• Hibbing Elementary Teacher Charged With Sending Nude Photos To Kids
• The 3 Best Butchers In Detroit
• Trump cancels weekend trip to Bedminster
• Dolphins Owner Stephen Ross Pledges $13 Million To Anti-Racism Initiative
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 39 New COVID-19 Deaths, 857 New Confirmed Cases
• Central California Official Resigns After Sharing Confederate Flag Post With 'Proud To Be White' Phrase
• MDOT: Westbound I-94 Closed From I-696 To Conner Street For Weekend Roadwork
• SpaceX Scrubs Launch Of Starlink Satellites From Cape Canaveral
• Colorado Pronghorn Fawn Doing Well After Car Hits Mother
• Osundairo Brothers Will Get Back Most Of Items Seized From Their Home During Jussie Smollett Investigation
• Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner Introduces New Collaborative Effort Aimed At Reducing Gun Violence In City
• VIDEO: Driver Smashes SUV Into Truck At Englewood Police Station
• Michigan Republican Joins House Democrats In Passing Sweeping Police Reform
• Healthcare Hiring Going Strong in Detroit
• Yes In God's Back Yard: State Senate Approves Allowing Affordable Housing On Church Lots
• Poll: Northeast States, California Lead The Country In Mask-Wearing
• North Texas Doctor And 2 Members Of His Team Charged With Federal Drug Crimes, Fraud
• Clifford Monroe Skinaway Jr. Charged With Stabbing In Aitkin County
• Unilever joins Facebook ad boycott over racist content
• American Airlines To Begin Booking Flights To Full Capacity
• The 3 Best Spots To Score Accessories In Detroit
• Anaheim Police Officer Charged With Lying About Traffic Stop Search
• Newly discovered super-Earths could "potentially host life"
• 'Lena Waithe Taught Us How To Stand In Our Truth': Birgundi Baker On Showtime's 'The Chi'
• Coronavirus Forces Cancellation Of 2020 Atlantic City Airshow
• Sauk Rapids Police: 1 Robbery Suspect Shot In Leg, Both Then Flee
• Dallas County Reports Record-High 496 New COVID-19 Cases, 10 More Deaths
• Coronavirus Latest: Phased Reopening Plan Announced For Maryland's Assisted Living Facilities
• Arbitrator Allows CPD To Investigate Anonymous Complaints Against Police Supervisors
• Fraud In Ballots By Mail In Colorado? Not Much
• Family Files $17M Lawsuit Against Dodgers, Alleges They Were Racially Profiled, Assaulted By Security
• Michigan Superintendents Urge Suspension Of State Exams For The 2020-21
• Georgia governor signs landmark hate crimes bill into law
• Florida Bars Ordered To Stop Serving Alcohol As Coronavirus Cases Surge
• Indy To Run At 50% Fan Capacity For The 500
• Lumineers Postpone Concert At Xcel Energy Center
• These Detroit-Based Dogs Are Up For Adoption And In Need Of A Good Home
• No Mask, No Mass At Catholic Diocese Of Fort Worth
• Man's Body Found At Last Stop Of Metro Gold Line In Azusa
• Things To Know Before Enjoying Michigan's Great Outdoors
• Federal Funding Extended For Dallas Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing Sites
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept.: New Coronavirus Cases 'Overwhelmingly' Among Younger People Traveling, Going To Restaurants And Bars
• Michigan's Unemployment Claims Have Experienced The 6th Quickest Recovery In The U.S.
• Jury Duty Resumes: California Trials Delayed By Coronavirus Pandemic Start Back Up
• Damage Estimate From Denver Protests Eclipses $1 Million
• Florida Tax Revenue Continues To Ravaged By Coronavirus
• Porto's Temporarily Closes Downey Location After 3 Team Members Test Positive For COVID-19
• New Jersey Department Of Corrections Moves To Remove Officer Seen In George Floyd Reenactment Video
• New Trader Joe's Opens In North Hollywood
• Celtics' Tacko Fall, Tremont Waters Earn G League Honors
• Splash Pad At Heritage Park In Farmington Hills Is Now Open
• NASA Offering $35K In Prizes To Design A Toilet That Will Work On The Moon
• Maskless in Miami? You could face $500 fine
• Hiker Dies After Falling 30 Feet Near Summit Of South Boulder Peak, Another Badly Hurt
• Famed diner fights for survival as COVID-19 rewrites the rules
• COVID-19 Positivity Rate For People Under 35 Higher In Maryland
• Toyota Recalls 267,000 Gas-Electric Hybrids In The US For Engine Stall Problem
• Unilever Halts Advertising On Facebook And Twitter, Stocks Dive
• Many People Experiencing 'FOGO,' Or Fear Of Going Out, As More Places Reopen
• NBA, Players Sign Off On Final Terms Of Restarted Season
• Old Man Of The Mountain Memorial Now Complete
• Corrupt Chicago Police Sgt. Xavier Elizondo Gets More Than 7 Years In Prison For Lying To Get Warrants, Stealing Cash And Drugs
• Whole Foods Workers In Cambridge Sent Home For Wearing Black Lives Matter Face Masks
• St. Paul Parks Opens Phalen Beach For The Summer
• Information Sought In Fatal Shooting Of Pregnant Shiand Miller, 3-Year-Old Shaniya Gilmore
• Fire Burns San Jose Tattoo Parlor
• CVS Opens More Testing Sites In Florida
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Finnie
• Florida bans drinking alcohol at bars as coronavirus cases soar
• Michigan's Ban On Evictions Extended To July 15
• Jacob Michael Seaman Charged In Assault Of 2 Harford County Sheriff's Deputies During Traffic Stop, Pursuit
• Kanye West To Bring Yeezy Brand To Gap Except For Sneakers
• PWSA Extends Suspension On Water Shutoffs Until Aug. 1
• DOJ Warns 'Face Mask Exemption Cards' Being Spread By Facebook Group Are Fraudulent
• 2 Men Arrested For 10 Church Burglaries, 3 Vehicle Thefts In Philadelphia, Montgomery, And Bucks Counties
• Underserved Students Want To Make Sure They're Not Forgotten As DPS Plans For Budget Cuts
• DOJ Warns That The Viral 'Face Mask Exemption Cards' Being Spread On Facebook Are Fraudulent
• City To Launch "Mask Up Lewisville" Awareness Campaign
• American Airlines To Begin Booking Flights At Full Capacity Next Week
• Liam's List: Your Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, While Celebrating Pride 50
• CDC expands list of people at severe risk from COVID-19
• CTA Bus Crashes Into Building In Cragin
• Archdiocese Of Philadelphia Announces Churches In 'Green Phase' Can Return To Typical Weekend Mass Schedules
• The Dig Callback: Bronx Chef Millie Peartree Turns Hardship Into Blessing
• Employee At North Park Lounge Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Lady Gaga's Fenway Park Concert Postponed To 2021
• Kanye West partners with Gap, bringing his Yeezy brand to stores
• 1 In 4 Michiganders Admit They Have Been Drinking More Since Lockdown Began
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• Feds Nab 24 In West Side Drug Investigation Targeting Two Street Gangs
• Police Looking To Identify Woman Whose Skeletal Remains Found Inside Baltimore Vacant Home
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Nearly 500 COVID-19 Cases Reported Friday As Daily Fatalities Continue To Remain Low
• Telecom Giant Verizon Latest To Join Facebook Ad Boycott
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Drop Below 500 With Less Than 200 In ICU As Cases Top 66K
• Trump administration urges SCOTUS to end the Affordable Care Act
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Rioting During East Liberty Protests
• Florida Shatters Daily Coronavirus Record, 8,942 New Cases In One Day
• Texas Bars Forced To Close Again, Restaurants Rolled Back To 50% Capacity
• Salem Police Officer Killed In Crash
• LAUSD Teachers Union Votes To Eliminate School Police Department
• Revamped COVID-19 Recovery Package Targets More Help For Small Businesses, Low-Income Communities
• Microsoft permanently closing nearly all of its global stores
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 600 New Cases Of Coronavirus As Statewide Total Climbs To 84,370
• Loaded Stolen Handgun Recovered In Stockton
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-26-20
• Boat Fire Reported On Water In Chase
• Pakistani leader says U.S. "martyred" Osama bin Laden
• Fauci says young people driving "paradigm shift" in virus pandemic
• Five More Fine Wine And Good Spirits In Philadelphia Region Reopen For Limited In-Person Access
• NYPD: Suspect Caught On Camera Punching 78-Year-Old Woman In Head
• Microsoft To Permanently Close All Its Retail Stores, 2 Were In North Texas
• Bubba Wallace's dad gets emotional talking about support for son
• NBA Announces 16 Of 302 Players Have Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium Adds Mother Cheetah And Her 5 Cubs
• Reopening: San Francisco Bar Reopening For Outside Seating Delayed
• SFPUC Set To Replace Crucial Sewer Main Along Embarcadero
• Sharon Osbourne And Sheryl Underwood On Hosting The Daytime Emmy Awards: 'Get Your Popcorn, It's Going To Be Good'
• Sharon Osbourne And Sheryl Underwood On Hosting The Daytime Emmys: 'Get Your Popcorn, It's Going To Be Good'
• Nike's earnings plunge $1.8 billion on coronavirus hit
• South St. Paul Police Unable To Find Suspect Following Overnight Standoff
• Reopening Maryland: Six Flags America Will Open July 3
• Italian soldiers helping barricade COVID-hit community of farm workers
• 41 People Have Died From The Coronavirus In Collin County
• Detroit Launches Alley Clean Up Program
• Maker of toys for Mulan movie got $6 million PPP loan
• Police investigating after ex-cops allegedly posted threats against Shaun King
• Mayor Says 'Black Lives Matter' Mural In Front Of Trump Tower Will Send Message To President And Rest Of World
• Noble Environmental Invests In "Smart" Garbage Trucks
• Michigan Announces Smith, Brown Transferring To The Basketball Program
• Emails Verifying Renewal To Be Sent To Minnesota Drivers Waiting On Their Tabs
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 61 New Coronavirus Cases, Second Highest Total Ever For The County
• Here's Why Detroit Health, Police Departments Will Visit Restaurants, Bars This Weekend
• Black Lives Matter Seeks Emergency Order Banning LAPD From Using Rubber Bullets, Batons On Protesters
• Vitas Sued For Allegedly Requiring Sales Reps To Visit Bay Area Care Homes Amid COVID-19
• Microsoft Is Closing All Of Its Stores; 3 Were In Massachusetts Malls
• King Of Prussia Mall Reopens Friday With Shorter Hours, Restrictions In Place
• Michigan Matters: Rocket Mortgage PGA Event Descends On Motor City
• Will It Be Safe To Go To Florida In September? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Self-Driving Vehicle Delivers Food To Westminster Nonprofit
• Miami Man Accused Of Indecent Exposure In Florida Keys Gift Shop
• Ford unveils revamped F-150 with new interior
• San Quentin Death Row Inmate Dies As Prison Grapples With Large Coronavirus Outbreak
• Country Artist Eric Church Sings About Baltimore Violence In New Single: 'The Only Way Out Is To Shoot Or Run'
• Data Privacy, Other Measures Qualify For California Ballot
• City Of Pittsburgh Forms Fireworks Taskforce To Deal With 389% Increase In Complaints From Last Year
• Giants Season Ticket Holder, Fan Photos Will Fill San Francisco Oracle Park Stands
• Black teen says white man tossed lighter fluid and flame at her
• Police: 30-Year-Old Man's Artery Severed After Being Shot In North Philadelphia
• Portion Of I-76 In Philadelphia Closed This Weekend, Nightly Next Week For Repairs
• Last Cape Cod Friendly's Is Closed For Good
• Biden would use executive powers to make people wear masks in public
• Judge Dismisses Lawsuit By Slain Chinese Scholar Yingying Zhang's Family Against U Of I Counselors
• Gov. Whitmer Allows Return Of Pro Sports In Michigan Without Fans
• PTL Links: June 26, 2020
• Rapid COVID-19 Tests Now Offered Outside Mondawmin Mall
• Boston Harbor Water Taxis, Provincetown Ferry Resume Service
• Confirmed new coronavirus cases hit all-time high in U.S.
• Red Wings Have The Best Shot To Win NHL Draft Lottery
• Workers claim grim conditions at meat plant with huge virus outbreak
• Minnesota Monthly's Taco Bracket Challenge
• Ford Plays It Safe With Revamped F-150, Focuses On Interior
• Reopening: Overseas Flights Returning To San Francisco International Airport
• Baltimore Police Searching For Missing 13-Year-Old Samiya Miller
• Robert Morris University Changing Student ID Cards From 'Freedom Cards' To 'RMU ID'
• There's A New Three-Mile Paved Trail Coming To Flint
• South Florida Actress Elissa Kapneck Up For Daytime Emmy For Her Work On Popular CBS Soap Opera
• 'I've Never Felt So Loved,' Community Gives Owner $20K After Someone Rams Car Into Z's Café
• Weekend To Do List: Car Hop, Paint At Home, Pop-Up Beer Camper
• Newsom threatens funds from counties that defy face mask order
• Boston Art Commission Looks For Public Opinion On Controversial Statue
• Daly City Woman Dies During Grand Canyon Hike
• Diocese Of Pittsburgh Notifying Parishioners Of St. Januarius In Plum Of Potential Coronavirus Exposure
• 'Tenet' Release Date Pushed Back Again Due To Surge In Coronavirus Cases
• Man Who Drowned In Lake Nokomis Identified As Jose Chimborazo-Qhizhpi
• Summer Trips Expected To Be Down 14% This Year, AAA Reports
• Harrah's Casino Reopens With Updated Safety Protocols Including Disinfectant Mist For Slot Machines, Tables
• NASA Releases Unique Look At COVID-19 Impacts On San Francisco Bay Area
• Florida Coronavirus Surge Causes NBA Worries
• Honeywell To Close Coon Rapid Plant In August; Dozens Of Jobs To Be Eliminated
• Spacewalking Astronaut Loses Mirror, Newest Space Junk
• Miami Weather: Last Weekend In June Will Be A Scorcher
• Cub Foods To Rebuild Lake Street, Broadway Locations; 'Community Stores' Offering Essentials To Open Next Month
• Henry, Werner Cheer Liverpool Title From Afar
• Long Island Street Renamed 'Black Lives Matter Way'
• Car Catches Fire On Parkway North Outbound
• Man Found Dead In Burning Car With Gunshot Wounds In East Baltimore
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Chuck E. Cheese Declares Bankruptcy; San Quentin Outbreaks Continues To Grow
• Farm Workers Strike In Central Valley After Dozens Stricken By COVID-19
• N.C. cops fired over racist slurs have 89 incidents under review
• 2 People Stabbed Following Fight At SEPTA Station, Police Say
• Experts say Indian capital's plan to stop COVID is "a waste of time"
• Study: COVID-19 Testing Proving Fiscally Costly For San Francisco Bay Area Counties
• Buccaneers Running Back Says Tom Brady Runs Workouts 'Like A Practice'
• Reopening: San Francisco Zoo Officials Prepare For Reopening; Online Reservations Required
• Philadelphia Suburbs Enter Green Phase As Many Personal Care Businesses Reopen At 50% Capacity
• Alabama football team posts emotional anti-racism video
• Special prosecutor appointed to investigate Elijah McClain case
• House passes Democrats' wide-ranging police reform bill
• Stimulus checks: Prepaid debit cards hit consumers with fees
• Police Officer Hit By Car In New Bedford
• North Carolina cops fired for racist slurs and threats caught on video
• Massive Sahara desert dust plume closing in on U.S.
• 3 Monroeville Restaurants Closed Due To Employees Testing Positive For Coronavirus
• Feds Charge Famed Lobbyist Jack Abramoff With Fraud In Cryptocurrency Case
• 1 Dead After Car Flips Over Dallas Bridge, Lands Upside Down In Embankment
• Future Leaders Winner Ethan James Has A Clear Vision Of The Future
• Chinese city to let people screen future partners for domestic abuse
• Stay Out Of The Charles River: Warning Issued After Cyanobacteria Found
• Indoor Dining Returns With Restrictions As The City Enters Phase 4
• Chicago Pride Fest Holding Virtual Events, Performances This Weekend
• Art Institute Lion Vandalized; Woman In Custody
• 19-Year-Old Woman Killed, Man Wounded In Overnight Flatiron Shooting
• Amber Alert Cancelled, 1-Year-Old Nova Sheridan Of Youngstown Found
• Illinois State Police Find SUV Damaged By Bullets On I-55 At Loomis Street
• Broken Sewer Main Has Been Seeping Into Harvey Landlord's Basement For Six Months
• Over 36 Million Americans Expected To Travel Over July 4th Holiday
• 3 dead after wave sweeps them from rocks at California beach
• Police: Officer Injured After Driver Runs Red Light In Stolen Car In North Philadelphia
• 11 Texas Immigration Detainees Test Positive For COVID-19
• Pittsburgh Weather: Another Pleasant Day Ahead, Overnight Storms Possible
• Police: Suspect In Custody Following Deadly Stabbing In North Philadelphia
• Small Business Owners Navigate Complicated Corona Times, Hope Mask Ordinance Helps
• Gyms Set To Resume Indoor Classes As Illinois Moves To Phase 4 Of Reopening
• Manchin explains vote to move forward on GOP police reform bill
• Minneapolis taking first step toward disbanding police department
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/26 Friday Morning Forecast
• Philadelphia Police Investigating Quadruple Shooting In Kensington
• City Of Pittsburgh Welcomes 7 New Paramedics During Swearing In Ceremony
• University Of Pittsburgh To House Some Students In Hotels Near Campus
• PennDOT Extends Expiration Dates For Driver's Licenses, ID Cards, And Learner's Permits
• Pittsburgh Police Arrest Riot Suspect, Searching For 2 Others
• Three People Taken To The Hospital After Crash In North Versailles
• Sheldon Jeter To Stand Trial For Aliquippa Shooting
• Friday's Show Info (6/26/20)
• Venture Outdoors Opening Kayak Rental In Aspinwall
• ICE reports first coronavirus cases among detained migrant families
• Spacewalk begins final phase of power upgrade
• Trump calls for retribution against protesters toppling statues

Videos from June 26, 2020

• Judge delays dropping Michael Flynn's criminal case
• West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin on "The Takeout" — 6/26/2020
• Husband and wife donate kidneys to the same man
• Coronavirus task force holds first briefing in months as cases hit record high
• Facebook to start labeling rule-breaking posts
• Protesters demand removal of controversial Lincoln statue in D.C.
• Trump claims success in virus response despite increase in infections
• Texas hospitals inundated with patients, ICU beds near capacity
• Coronavirus cases surge as pressure mounts on healthcare workers
• White House coronavirus task force holds briefing as cases spike
• CBS Evening News, June 26, 2020
• Why not being racist isn't enough to combat racism
• Astronauts complete 6-hour spacewalk
• Did remote learning during the coronavirus pandemic work?
• Athletes and sports leagues take a stand against racism
• Dr. Fauci says young people driving "paradigm shift" as virus spreads
• 60 Minutes reports on voting in the pandemic
• House passes police reform bill, but it faces challenge in Senate
• A famous diner fights for its life in the age of COVID-19
• 7-year-old twins reopen successful lemonade stand after questions about permit
• Rules stop gay men from donating COVID antibodies
• U.S. coronavirus deaths projected to hit 180,000 by October
• What we can learn from Germany, where police training involves confronting a dark past
• November election results might take days, and misinformation is a growing concern
• Tokyo governor on Olympics, coronavirus pandemic
• South Africa's ready-made army of coronavirus hunters
• Jon Stewart on new political comedy "Irresistible" and the fight for racial equality
• Joe Biden says he "would do everything possible" to ensure that Americans wear masks in public if he's elected president
• Singer Mickey Guyton on new song "Black Like Me" and making country music more inclusive
• As summer camps cancel, parents scramble for childcare: "I don't know how it's going to work"
• Tony Dokoupil talks with white Americans about racism
• Police chief on the firing of three Wilmington, North Carolina officers for "hate-filled speech"
• Nearly 30 members of one California family test positive for coronavirus
• Coronavirus cases continue to rise in Florida
• Texas pauses reopening as coronavirus cases mount