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Articles from June 27, 2020

• Anaheim Firefighter Returns Home After Month-Long Battle With Coronavirus, 1 Firefighter Remains In ICU
• 2 Dead In Shooting At Walmart Distribution Center In Red Bluff, Authorities Say
• 'It's Been A Good Run': Longest-Running Roseville Store Closes Its Doors After 112 Years
• LA County Reports Increase In New Coronavirus Cases, Deaths And Hospitalizations; Spike In Cases Among Younger People
• Trader Joe's Shopper Caught On Camera Ranting, Calling People 'Democratic Pigs' After Being Told To Wear A Mask
• Person Hospitalized With Serious Injuries After Large Disturbance In Stockton, Police Say
• 3-Year-Old Killed, Several Injured in Becker Co. Crash
• Consumer Reports Finds Harmful Levels Of Arsenic In Whole Foods' Bottled Water
• 59-Year-Old Man Dies Following Isanti Co. Rollover Crash
• Police Search For Vandal Who Smashed Oakland LGBTQ Community Center Windows
• Swimmer Saved After Being Trapped Underwater For Several Minutes In Nevada County
• Protesters Gather In Mission Hills To Speak Out Against Public Statues Of Father Junipero Serra
• NH State Trooper Saves Alleged Drunk Driver In Fiery Car Crash
• 'She Died A Hero': Man Injured In Flatiron District Shooting Says Woman Who Was Killed Pushed Him Out Of The Way
• Local Food Vendors Get Creative And Start The 'Fairless Tour'
• Teenager In Critical Condition After Being Shot Multiple Times On Mt. Washington
• 160-Light Installation Illuminates West Village In Honor Of Pride Weekend
• 4 charged for attempting to tear down Andrew Jackson statue
• Dept. Of Defense Plans July 4 Military Flyover For Boston, Other Cities
• Maryland Department Of Health Says Some COVID-19 Tests Taken In Baltimore, Hanover May Be 'Erroneous'
• Roots Picnic Virtual Experience Goes On Strong With Michelle Obama, Celebrities Encouraging Young People To Vote
• Pilot Of Single-Engine Cessna Plane Crashes Into Ocean In Surf City, N.J.
• Chicago Weather: Steamy Sunday With Some Sun, Scattered Storms Next Week
• Father Allegedly Pushes 3-Year-Old Out Of Car During Dispute With Child's Mother In West Baltimore, Police Say
• Ocean City, Maryland, Police Charge Man For Alleged Stabbing During Fight
• One Person Dead, One In Critical Condition After Stabbing
• Police Investigating After Body Discovered In Frederick
• Calvert Hall Holds In-Person Graduation Ceremony With Social Distancing Guidelines In Place
• Maryland Zoo Now Reopen To The Public
• Young People In Boston Enjoying Night Life Despite Coronavirus Risk
• 'STAY HOME': Texas Residents Receive Emergency Alert Regarding COVID-19 Surge
• Victims Of Sexual Assault On Point Park's Campus Share Their Stories And Take Action
• With Public Mass Resuming, Philadelphia Priest Says 'It's Everyone's Responsibility' To Prevent Spreading COVID-19
• Mother Charged After Baby Found Left Alone In Truck In Milton
• Second Faribault Prison Inmate Dies After Testing Positive For COVID-19
• Cuomo Signs Executive Order Excluding Workers From COVID-19 Paid Sick Leave If They Travel To High-Risk States
• State Police Investigate 'Apparent Murder-Suicide' Of Somerset Couple
• 20-Month-Old Boy Shot And Killed In Englewood, Mom Also Wounded; 21 People Shot, 7 Killed So Far This Weekend
• Family of murder victim aims to help others find justice
• Juvenile Sexually Assaulted At Powderhorn Park Homeless Encampment
• 2 Killed In Shooting At Walmart Distribution Center In Northern California, Authorities Say
• New Study Finds Troubling Signs Of 'Brain Complications' In Severe COVID-19 Cases
• 1 Killed In Hamilton Heights Hit-And-Run Crash, Police Searching For Driver
• Authorities Searching For St. Louis County Hit And Run Suspect; 5 Injured
• Contra Costa County Officials Rethink Reopening Timeline
• Pilot Rescued By Lifeguards After Banner Plane Crashes In Ocean County
• Threat Involving Gun Sparks Lockdown Near Thunder Valley, Suspect Arrested
• Coronavirus Patient Leaves The Medical Center Of Aurora After 76 Days
• Sen. Tammy Duckworth Demands Senate Hearing Into Report Russia Secretly Offered Bounties To Afghan Militants For Killing U.S. Troops
• 'Very Grateful': Vietnam Veteran Thankful For Generous Neighbors In Home Renovation
• Demonstrators Call For Closure Of Carson Nail Shop After Social Media Post Compared George Floyd To Coronavirus, Said He Received Karma
• Protesters March Against ICE In Stockton
• Fineview Park Reopens After Improvement Project
• Several Texas Rangers Employees Test Positive For COVID-19, Team Confirms
• Conservation Group Warns Of Harmful Blue-Green Algae In Charles River
• With Subdued Festivities, San Francisco Celebrates 50 Years of Pride
• New York poised to send first openly gay black members to Congress
• Oura CEO Harpreet Rai Discusses Working With NBA To Provide Oura Rings For Players
• 3 Midtown Bars Closed After Customers Test Positive for COVID-19
• Crews Investigating Cause Of Vacant House Fire In East Baltimore
• Denver Zoo Visitors Watch Kylo Play With The Other Grevy's Zebras
• Hundreds Demand Justice For Elijah McClain In Aurora
• Opposing Rallies Over Defunding Police Gather In Front Of Massachusetts State House
• It's Academic: Intercity Show 2020
• 4 California Officers On Leave Amid Probe Of Racist Posts
• Doctor & Patient Say Don't Delay Colonoscopy Because Of COVID-19
• Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library And Museum To Reopen Wednesday In Springfield
• All Lanes I-70 Closed Through Monday Morning In Central 70 Project Construction Zone
• Manayunk Arts Weekend Petit A Nod To Popular Annual Art Festival Scaled Back Due To COVID-19
• 2020 McKeesport International Village Canceled
• Mixed Drinks To-Go Allowed In Texas As Bars Forced To Close Again
• Fells Point Temporary Weekend Road Closures Expands Outdoor Dining For Restaurants
• 2-Year-Old Horse Dies After Its First Race At Los Alamitos
• Drone Hampers Crews Battling Twin Vegetation Fires Along I-680 North of Benicia
• 2 Dead, 4 Wounded in Shooting at Walmart Distribution Center Near Red Bluff
• Pennsylvania SPCA Brings Mobile Adoption Unit To Kensington After Rescuing More Than 100 Cats Last Week
• State Health Officials Say 4 Minnesota Bars Linked To Recent Outbreaks Of COVID-19
• Coronavirus Cases In New Hampshire Rise By 51 To 5,717 Total Cases
• Long Island Small Businesses Use Waivers To Protect Themselves From COVID-19 Related Lawsuits
• Fort Washington State Park Hosts Phil-Mont Mobile Radio Club's Amateur Radio Field Day
• Protesters In Clairton March To Demand Change And An End To Gun Violence
• Police: Man Shot In The Leg, Torso In North Baltimore
• U.S. Sees Record-Breaking 45,300 New Confirmed Coronavirus Cases in One Day
• Reopening Denver: Denver Motor Vehicle Locations Reopen June 29
• Bikers 'Ride For Black Lives' In Boston's Franklin Park
• L'Oreal To Remove Words Like "Whitening" And "Fair" From Its Products
• CA officers on leave amid probe into alleged racist Facebook posts
• Elijah McClain Protest: Aurora Police Arrest 3 People, Use Pepper Spray On 'Unruly' Crowd
• One Person Taken To Hospital After Accident In Fort Pitt Tunnel
• Reopening Colorado: Bustang Resumes Service Across The State
• Colorado Leaders Hold 'March To The Polls' Ahead Of June Primary
• Saharan Dust Cloud Causes North Texas Air To Be Deemed 'Unhealthy'
• Local Leaders And Community Members Come Together For Food Distribution In Wilkinsburg
• Milton Glaser, designer of "I Love NY" logo, has died at age 91
• Trump Signs Executive Order To Protect Monuments
• Pittsburgh Promise Honors Class Of 2020 At PPG Paints Arena
• Rally Calls For Mothers To Stand Against Police Brutality
• Philadelphia Pharmacies Continuing To Recover From Recent Looting, Working Overdrive To Get Patients Prescriptions
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/27 Saturday Night Forecast
• Even Without Pride Parade This Year, LGBTQ Community Still Celebrating Evolution Of The Movement; 'It's Also Being Pride In Being Black, Being Trans, Being Queer'
• Concerns About COVID-19 Spike Coming To Illinois With Phase 4 Reopening Underway
• 3rd Annual 'Sisters for The Cure' Event Held Virtually
• After 3 Months In Hospital For COVID-19, And Multiple Near-Death Situations, Hector Duenas Is Finally Back Home
• Princeton University To Remove Woodrow Wilson's Name From Campus Building, Citing Former President's 'Racist Views'
• After Another Violent Night, Philadelphia Leaders Outline New Plan To Combat Gun Violence That's 'More Pressing Than Ever'
• Modesto Homeless Facility Experiences Coronavirus Outbreak
• Milton Glaser, Designer Of 'I Love NY' Logo, Dies At 91
• O's Sign Two Draft Selections; Jordan Westburg, Hudson Haskin
• Florida Sets New Daily Record With 9,585 COVID-19 Cases
• Dallas County Breaks Daily Record Of New COVID-19 Cases Again With 561 On Saturday
• Molly Bish Cold Case: Family Marks 20 Years Since Teen's Disappearance
• VP Mike Pence's Campaign Events Postponed In Florida 'Out Of An Abundance Of Caution'
• Reopening Denver: Wings Over The Rockies Museum Opens To Public
• 24 Arrested After Criminal Justice Reform Protest In Beverly Hills
• City Of Pittsburgh Secures $500,000 Grant For Coronavirus Cash Assistance For Immigrant Communities
• Texas Mayor Issues Curfew In Response To COVID-19 Surge
• Photos: Sonoma County Sheriff Marine Rescue Unit Officers Save Horse Stuck Deep in Lakeside Mud
• Downtown Mpls. Cowboy Jack's, Uptown Cowboy Slims Close Due To Ongoing Violence
• Maryland Weather: Severe Storms Send Trees Crashing Into Multiple Houses In Montgomery County
• FBI investigating apparent noose found in black firefighter's locker
• Woman Found Along Route 33 In Northampton County In 1987 Identified, Pennsylvania State Police Say
• Dr. Rachel Levine Defends Response To Coronavirus Outbreak Inside Nursing Homes
• Former USC Assistant Coach Phil Krueger Dies, Helped Build '67 National Championship Team
• It's Academic: June 27, 2020
• Pittsburgh Pirates Sign Right-Hand Pitcher Logan Hofmann
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 786 New COVID-19 Cases, 26 Additional Deaths
• McKinney To Discuss Possible Face Mask Ordinance, Mayor Says
• Pittsburgh Police Arrest Suspect In Connection To 2013 Murder Of 1-Year-Old Boy
• Community Groups In Conshohocken Team Up To Provide Care Packages For Low-Income Families Impacted By COVID-19
• Four San Jose Police Officers Placed On Leave Amid Investigation Of Racist Facebook Posts
• Aurora Police: Amber Alert Issued For Missing 12-Year-Old Boy
• L.A. Dodgers' Andrew Toles Jailed On Trespass Charge In Key West
• Massachusetts Reports 373 New Coronavirus Cases, 28 More Deaths
• Woman Accused Of Stabbing Boyfriend To Death At Dallas Home
• 17 Rikers Island Officers Face Discipline In Transgender Woman's Death
• Chinatown Reopens After COVID-19 Fears; 'It Really Hurts Our Reputation'
• MISSING: Mercedes Crumpton, 13, From West Garfield Park
• Flash Flood Warning Issued For Armstrong, Indiana Counties
• Boxing Champ Gervonta 'Tank' Davis Shows Off His Football Skills With Odell Beckham Jr.
• Brookfield Zoo Ticketing System Crashes Due To High Demand
• Visitor From Florida Suspected Of Spreading COVID-19 In NY
• Disneyland Workers Protest, Demand Changes To Reopening Plan
• Denton Now Requiring Face Masks Inside Businesses
• Maryland GOP Senators Oppose Preferred Mail-In Voting
• Florida breaks daily record with nearly 10,000 new coronavirus cases
• OC Democrats Call For Renaming Of John Wayne Airport, Cite Star's 'White Supremacist' Views
• Mississippi could remove Confederate battle emblem from flag
• City Officials To Install Permanent Speed Bumps Along Grandview Avenue
• 'The Young and the Restless' Wins Best Drama At First Virtual Daytime Emmys
• Elijah McClain Death: CentrePoint Plaza & Voting Center To Close Ahead Of Demonstrations
• Princeton To Remove Woodrow Wilson Name From Public Policy School
• Pittsburgh Public Safety Director 'Concerned' With New Case Numbers
• Fashion Model Halima Aden Helps Create Face Masks For Frontline Workers Wearing Hijabs Or Turbans
• Princeton to drop Woodrow Wilson's name from school
• White Actors To No Longer Voice Characters Of Color On "The Simpsons"
• 76 coronavirus cases have been linked to one Michigan bar
• FBI Looking For Thornton Bank Robber
• Indiana Announces 496 New COVID-19 Cases, 21 New Deaths
• South Park Community Bands Together To Organize Parade For Elderly Residents
• Denver Art Museum Reopens To The Public
• San Quentin Prison COVID-19 Outbreak Tops 700 Confirmed Cases; Reopenings Paused In Neighboring Marin County
• Man Critically Injured After Broad Daylight Shooting In West Philadelphia
• Ed's Driveway: Kia Seltos
• Dinosaur National Monument Visitors May See Smoke From Wildfire
• Bay Area Track Legend, Famed Civil Rights Activist John Carlos Calls For End Of Olympic Protest Ban
• Water Trucked In To Douse House Fire In Unincorporated Douglas County
• State Police Looking For Information, Video Of Deadly Crash In Worcester
• A Man Wins A $4 Million Lottery Jackpot — For The Second Time
• Parkland Brothers Turn Activism Toward Fighting Spread Of COVID-19
• Two Overnight Shootings In Minneapolis Leave Three Injured
• Driver Hospitalized After Chase & Crash In Fort Collins
• Lobster Prices Falling As Industry Deals With Effects Of Coronavirus
• Man Seriously Injured Following Shooting In Southwest Philadelphia
• Ben Utecht Unveils Plans for Community-Focused Wellness Center
• Want To Adopt A Cat? Miami's First Cat Café Holds Grand Opening
• Costco To Bring Back Food Samples At Stores
• Over 100 shipwrecks in a small bay give rise to a "wildlife mecca"
• Native Americans Join Celebration After Denver Statues Are Removed
• More Than 600 New COVID-19 Cases Reported In Pennsylvania, Statewide Total Nears 85,000
• Noose Found In Black Firefighter's Locker
• Newark Warns Residents To Avoid Areas Prone To Flooding
• Prayer Vigil For Two Murdered Teenagers In South Shore
• Dodgers' Andrew Toles Jailed In Florida On Trespassing Charge
• Failed "experiment" to house homeless in trailers cost city $1.3 million
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 621 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing State Total To 84,991
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 427 New COVID-19 Cases, 6 Deaths
• Coca Cola Joins Facebook, Twitter Ad Boycott Over Hate Speech Content
• Florida Man Gets 3-Year-Prison Sentence For Courthouse Threat
• Police Investigate Overnight Shooting In South Baltimore
• Suffolk County DA: Patchogue Man Found With Stockpile Of Illegal Weapons For Sale, Built Illegal AR-15
• Residents Evacuated After Fire Breaks Out At Bridgeville Towers Apartment Complex
• Three UPMC McKeesport Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus, Quarantine At Home
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-27-20
• Violinists Plan To Play Together To Honor Elijah McClain
• Spring Lake High School Seniors Celebrate Prom In Unique Way
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 90 New Coronavirus Cases, Highest Daily Total Of Cases For The County
• 'Theft Is Not Innovation'; Chinese Tech Executive Convicted Of Silicon Valley Industrial Espionage
• NYPD sees spike in members filing for retirement amid protests
• Feds: South Florida Restaurant Chain Fined $314k For Stealing Tips, Wages
• East Bay Man Suspected Of Fraudulently Renting Cars Used In Violent Crimes
• Miami will close beaches for Fourth of July weekend
• 3 youth facility staffers charged in death of black teen
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 66.4K Cases Confirmed, Hospitalizations Continue To Decline
• NBA releases game schedule for the rest of the 2019-2020 season
• "Pop, Lock & Drop It" rapper killed in double shooting
• 17 Rikers Island officers face discipline in transgender woman's death
• Colorado Weather: Heating Up This Weekend With Scattered Afternoon Storms
• Teen Arrested After 7-Year-Old Struck By Stray Bullet In East Harlem Shooting
• Gas Prices Jump Higher Again In New Jersey, Around Nation
• Man Arrested After Spring Lake Park Stand-Off
• Uber Driver Dropping Off Passenger Grazed In The Back In Heart Of Chicago
• Bronx Shooting Sends 20-Year-Old To Hospital In Critical Condition
• Experts Warn Coronavirus Cases Could Spike In Tri-State As Virus Surges In Parts Of U.S.
• U.S. sees record-breaking 45,300 new coronavirus cases in one day
• Trump signs executive order to protect monuments
• ComEd Working To Restore Power After Friday Night Storms
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: June 27, 2020
• Global Pride Celebrates Virtually With 24-Hour Broadcast
• Court Rules Some Evidence Against Truck Driver In Deadly NH Biker Crash Is Allowed
• 'Jeopardy!' Star Alex Trebek And His Wife Give $500,000 To Help Fight Homelessness
• Chicago Weather: Partly Sunny Skies With A Small Chance For An Afternoon Shower
• New SEPTA Schedules Go Into Effect Sunday
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Counties Pumping Brakes On Reopenings; Deadly Outbreak At Livermore VA Facility
• Sunnyvale Chief Explains The City's Unique Duo Role Use Of Safety Officers
• New York Weather: 6/27 Afternoon Forecast From CBS2
• Police: 1 Dead, 4 Wounded In Three Separate Shootings Incidents
• Two People Injured In Ohio River Boulevard Accident
• Pittsburgh Weather: Strong To Severe Storms To Kick Off Weekend
• Celtics Schedule For Seeding Games In Orlando Released
• Hey Ray! Colorful Sunsets And What Helps Make Them Beautiful
• Police Make Arrest In 2019 Fatal Shooting, Suspect Facing Homicide And Gun Charges
• 21-Year Old Killed In ATV Accident On Pa. State Route 43
• Saturday's Show Info (6/27/20)
• Prosecutors Asking For Stronger Sentences For Men Convicted Of Stealing, Trafficking Rare Books And Artifacts
• U.S. Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette Tours Consol Energy's Pa. Mining Complex
• Firefighter Charged With Setting Blaze That Killed Responder, Faces Murder And Arson Charges
• Play-in Round Team Wins Draft Lottery, Penguins Could Have Chance For First Overall Draft Pick
• The Justice Society - DC's Stargirl
• Third Time's A Charm - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Greg Proops 3 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Cedric the Entertainer 2 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Teller Vs. Penn - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Shiv Part One - DC's Stargirl
• Barry Brewer: Chicago I'm Home
• The Queen's Gambit - The 100
• Episode 4 - Bulletproof
• Name Your Ghosts - Burden Of Truth
• Where Have You Ben? - In The Dark
• iHeartCountry 4th of July BBQ
• Iconic: TLC

Videos from June 27, 2020

• The Twisted Case of Angie Dodge
• Mississippi lawmakers move forward with efforts to change the state flag
• Pasadena Fire Department staffs all-women fire crew for the first time
• Tesla's cybertruck draws crowds at Petersen Automotive Museum
• Italians struggle with how to maintain relics from colonial and fascist past
• "Godzilla" dust cloud descends upon the South
• Princeton University to remove Woodrow Wilson's name from school
• Americans excluded from first federal stimulus payments speak out
• Mississippi takes steps to remove Confederate battle emblem from state flag
• Trump administration touts success in COVID-19 response despite increasing infections
• West Coast faces spike in coronavirus cases
• Texas continues to hit record highs in coronavirus infections
• CBS Weekend News, June 27, 2020
• Florida shatters single-day record for new coronavirus cases
• Black business owners adapt to financial insecurity during the coronavirus pandemic
• Families of NYPD shooting victims slam Governor Cuomo
• Chef Peter Opare brings a taste of West Africa to Washington, D.C.
• "Ghost ships" greet kayakers in Mallows Bay
• "Unsubscribe": How a $0 budget flick became the "number one movie in America
• How a writer went from cards novice to poker champion in under two years
• Over a million Americans were left out of CARES Act benefits because of who they married
• The U.S.' complex relationship with policing through history
• Exploring Rome's relationship with its monuments
• App aims to help marginalized Americans care for their mental health
• "Godzilla" dust cloud from Sahara blankets parts of U.S.
• Polls show Trump trailing Biden in several key states
• The continued wave of coronavirus: Breaking down the recent increase in cases
• Trump signs executive order enacting harsh penalties for vandalizing monuments
• Florida and Texas struggle with surging coronavirus cases