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Articles from June 29, 2020

• LA County Beaches, Piers, Bike Paths Closed For Fourth Of July Weekend
• Hotel Rooms Leased For Homeless In Alameda County Sit Empty Months Into COVID-19 Pandemic
• 'I Don't Like It, But We Have To Do It': Bars Look For Ways To Survive During Second Closure
• CHP Finds 12-Year-Old Boy, Mother From Colorado Previously Spotted in Burbank, Barstow
• History Of Redlining, Predatory Lending, Systemic Racism Impacts Black Home Ownership In Bay Area
• Caught On Camera: Man Punches Tustin Whole Foods Manager While She Records With Cell Phone
• Neighbors Say Homeless Encampment In Mission Bay Is Growing During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Authorities Find At-Risk Missing Colorado Boy, 12, And Mother
• 'It Was A Different Time': John Wayne's Son Responds To Calls To Rename OC Airport Over Playboy Interview
• Retired Officer Recounts Decades-Long Search For East Area Rapist
• Sexual Misconduct Lawsuit Filed Against Colorado Christian Group
• Stanford Unveils Plan To Welcome Students Back To Campus During COVID-19 Pandemic
• 'They Had a Name, They Had a Face': Union Honors JBS Workers Who Died Of Coronavirus
• Colorado Supreme County Upholds Ban On Large Capacity Gun Magazines
• SF Supe Introduces Anti-Corruption Legislation In Wake Of Public Works Scandal
• Joseph James DeAngelo Pleads Guilty To 13 Murders And Nearly 150 Crimes Linked To Golden State Killer, East Area Rapist
• Wind-Driven Fire Destroys 4 Townhomes In Arden Arcade
• Man Who Survived East Area Rapist Attack Believes There Is More To Learn About DeAngelo's Crimes
• What Lies Ahead For Survivors After Joseph DeAngelo Pleaded Guilty, Admitted To Rapes
• Pacifica, Half Moon Bay Asking Out-Of-Town Beachgoers To Stay Home On 4th Of July
• Senate Republicans Say Columbus Statue Should Stay In Capitol
• Photos Taken By Aurora Police At Elijah McClain Memorial Under Investigation
• San Bernardino Sheriff: Remains Found On Mt. Baldy Identified As Hiker Missing Since December
• Hundreds Of Employees From LA Fire, Sheriff's Departments Are Quarantining
• Encore Boston Harbor To Furlough 3,000 Employees Ahead Of Limited Reopening In Phase 3
• Cape Cod Beach-Goers Warned About White Sharks Ahead Of July Fourth
• Newsom Signs CA Budget Closing Estimated $54.3 Billion Deficit With Taxes, Spending Cuts
• Man Who Fell Overboard Rescued By Nantucket Ferry
• LASD Searching For At-Risk 31-Year-Old Jessica 'Jesse' Reeves Missing From Lancaster
• Woman Accused Of Killing Man, Setting Woodland Hills House On Fire
• Keep Your Eyes On The Skies: City-Sanctioned Fireworks Displays Begin Across The 5 Boroughs
• Power Pole Malfunction Blamed For Chatridge 2 Brush Fire In Douglas County
• 6-Year-Old Roman Krutitskiy Dies Days After Being Shot, Father Nikolay Krutitskiy Facing Murder Charges
• San Quentin COVID-19 Outbreak Reaches 1,100 Cases Among Inmates, Staff
• NYPD: Gun Violence Continues As 21-Year-Old Man Shot And Killed In Crown Heights
• Delaware Beach Visitors, Residents Should Get COVID-19 Test, Officials Say After More Than 100 Potentially Exposed
• Norwood Hospital Closed Temporarily, Patients Evacuated Due To Flooding
• Chicago Weather: Showers And Storms Collapse
• California Governor OKs Budget Closing $54.3 Billion Deficit
• Mother In Shock After Mentally Disabled Son Killed In Lincoln-Lemington Stabbing
• LA Controller Terminates Councilman Jose Huizar's Paychecks
• New Jersey Delays Indoor Dining At Restaurants, NYC May As Well After Spike In COVID-19 Cases Across Country
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Everyone Urged To Be Responsible Celebrating July 4th
• City Of Miami Increasing Penalties For Businesses Found Breaking COVID-Related Rules
• Authorities Believe Maryland Teen Ty'kerria Dawson Found Dead Along Trail Was Targeted
• Body Camera Video Shows Former Police Supt. Eddie Johnson Slumped Over Steering Wheel In October
• State Sen. Jill Carter Calls For Boycott Of Atlas Restaurant Group In Wake Of Dress Code Controversy At Ouzo Bay
• Grand Jury Indicts Alleged 'Boogaloo' Suspect Steven Carrillo For Murder Of Federal Guard In Oakland
• InZone Project Founder Says He's Been Hit With Red Tape In Efforts To Bring Black And Brown Boys From Chicago To Live In Barrington Hills Mansion
• Closure Of South Florida Beaches For July 4th Holiday A Big Setback In Effort To Restart Tourism Industry
• Rockies' Ian Desmond Sitting Out 2020 Season: 'I Felt The Prejudices'
• New Jersey Pauses Return Of Indoor Dining, Citing Overcrowding, Disregard For Social Distancing At Restaurants
• NAACP Plans To Move Headquarters From Baltimore To Washington, D.C.
• 'Welcome Home Hero!' Pierre Gibbons, Man Who Ran Into Burning Home In SE Baltimore To Save Neighbor, Discharged From Hospital
• Lawsuit Filed Against Baltimore County Executive Over Protests At Vince's Crabhouse
• UMass Amherst Will Allow Students To Live On Campus For Fall Semester
• Group Calls For Permanent End To Discussions Creating Private Police Force At Johns Hopkins
• Queen Anne's County To Only Allow Locals At Beaches, Piers Starting July 1 Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• Where Exactly Is 'Up North' In Minnesota?
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Everyone Urged To Be Responsible Celebrating July 4th
• 2 Teens Shot, Wounded In South Shore
• New Alcohol Restriction For Bars And Restaurants In Allegheny County Frustrates Owners Who Say They Followed Guidelines
• Man Hit By Detroit Police Cruiser During Protest Speaks Out
• Eligible Customers Who've Lost Their Job Can Apply For Ford's Vehicle Return Program
• McKinney Businesses Welcome Mask Mandate, Brace For Unhappy Customers
• American Airlines Plans Max Flights Beginning July 1, Will Notify Customers Of Crowded Flights
• 2020 BET Awards Premiered On CBS Sunday: Here Are Some Highlights
• Watch Jennifer Hudson Portray Aretha Franklin In 'RESPECT' Biopic
• Coronavirus (MN): Gov. Walz Announces Over Half Million Tested In State, Capacity To Test 20,000 Per Day
• Johns Hopkins, Baltimore Health Department Aiming To Test More People In Hardest-Hit Areas Of City
• Police Seek Car Connected With River North Shooting That Left Man Dead Amid Civil Unrest Downtown
• North Texas 23-Month-Old Child Who Left Yard Killed In Dog Attack
• Wisconsin Voting Restrictions Ruling Reversed By Federal Appeals Court
• 'It's Awful': Stillwater Mayor Disturbed By Encounter Between White Supremacist Motorcycle Club, Muslim Family
• Air Force Member Receives Surprise Welcome Home Celebration In Langhorne
• Sheriff's Office Investigating String Of Vehicle Burglaries In Granite Bay
• Study Finds Pittsburgh Among The Worst-Run Cities In America
• Kim Kardashian West's Cosmetic Line Now Worth $1B
• FBI Joins Search For Missing Amish Teen Linda Stoltzfoos, Who Did Not Return From Lancaster County Church Service
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths Over Weekend
• 'I Did All That': Inner Person Drove The Golden State Killer, Prosecutor Says
• 2 Hurt After Truck Crashes Into Somerville Restaurant
• Cinemark Theatres Changes Reopening Dates For Pittsburgh-Area Theaters
• Parx Casino Reopens To Public With New Health, Safety Protocols Giving Guests Chance To 'Get Out And Have Fun'
• BET Awards Host Amanda Seales Sports Custom Suit From Baltimore Native Bishme Cromartie
• Marlins Pitching In And Helping During COVID Pandemic With Food, Mask Distributions For Struggling Families
• Fullerton PD Releases Video Of Fatal May Shooting By Officers
• Person Of Interest In Custody After Homicide And Carjacking In Mansfield
• Air Force Sergeant Indicted In Federal Guard Killing
• Most Californians Live in Areas With Troubling Virus Numbers
• Shafer Man Arrested For Assaulting Store Clerk And Customer, Ramming Squad Car
• UMD Renames Administration Building In Honor Of Former Sen. Mike Miller
• Berkeley Mayor Arreguín Proposes Budget That Slashes $10 Million From Police Department
• 'It Just Got Higher, Higher, Higher': Baldwin, Wis. Residents Assess Damage From 9 Inches Of Rain
• Sacramentans Remember Terror Caused By East Area Rapist In 70s And 80s
• 17-Year-Old Basketball Star Brandon Hendricks Shot To Death In The Bronx Just Days After Graduating High School
• Police: 35-Year-Old Man Arrested In Connection To 3 Lincoln-Lemington Stabbings
• Pomona Police Officer Shoots, Injures Man Who Allegedly Opened Fire Following Traffic Stop In Montclair
• LAUSD Superintendent Says District Needs State's Help To Safely Return To Campus
• Boston City Councilors Targeted Over Budget Vote
• Those Who Attended Horace Greeley High School Graduation In Westchester Required To Quarantine Until July 5
• Lettuce, Cabbage Products Sold In 30 States, Including Maryland, D.C., Recalled Over Cyclospora Concerns
• St. Paul's Animal Humane Society Won't Reopen Due To Pandemic, Aging Facility
• 'We Will No Longer Hide': Victims Speak Out After Facing Joseph DeAngelo In Court
• Retailers Caught In Middle As Some Customers Throw Tantrums Over Masks Mandate During Pandemic
• Michelin-Star Blackbird Restaurant Going Out Of Business Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• AMC Delays Reopening Theaters After Months Shut Down Due To COVID-19
• Alameda Neighbors Rally To Help Black Family After Racist Vandalism Attack
• North Shore Burgatory Temporarily Closes After Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Hundreds Of Illegal Fireworks Discovered In Mount Washington House Fire
• Colorado's District 3 GOP Primary Highlights Insurgent Ideologues Inspired By President & Ocasio-Cortez
• Bill To Expand Voter Access During Pandemic Moves Closer To Law
• Free Lunch Available For Kids This Summer In LA At Over 30 Participating Rec Centers
• For Sale: Ravens' Bradley Bozeman Parting With Camper After Buying House
• San Francisco Crews Contain 8 Acre Fire In McLaren Park; Fireworks Possible Cause
• Sacramento County Orders Bars To Close Again As Coronavirus Cases Spike
• Court Rules That College Discriminated Against Male Student Accused Of Sexual Misconduct
• All These Years Later, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Continues Spreading Message Of Inclusion
• 23-Year-Old San Jose Woman Dies In I-280 Crash; Southbound Lanes Blocked
• Orioles' Mike Elias: Goal In Abbreviated 2020 MLB Season Is To Be 'Unpredictable Young Team'
• Boston University Lays Off 250 Workers Amid $96 Million Budget Gap
• Only On: LAPD Chief Michel Moore Talks About Department's Future
• Fires Along Iron Horse Trail In Concord, Pleasant Hill Determined To Be Arson
• Google Removes Misleading 'Spammy' Ads Targeting American Voters
• 23-Year-Old In Critical Condition In Columbia Shooting, Police Say
• Plano City Council To Vote On Mask Ordinance At Emergency Meeting
• Woman Threatened By State For IDES Benefits She Didn't Ask For
• Fine Wine & Good Spirits Expands Catalog And Lifts 6-Bottle Order Limit When Buying Online
• University Of Minnesota To Require Face Masks On Campus Starting July 1
• Suspect In Westminster Road Rage Shooting Gets Two New Charges Two Years After Incident
• July Fourth Celebration Will Include East Coast Flyovers, Including Over Baltimore
• Warrant: Peter Manfredonia, College Student Accused In Killings, 'Just Flipped'
• Anticipating Birth Of First Grandchild, Fort Worth Family Tailgates In Hospital Parking Lot
• Butler Health System Offering Coronavirus Antibody Testing
• Family Of Deceased CHA Resident Say Items Were Stolen, Thrown Out From Apartment
• Riverside County Shuts Down Bars In Response To Rise In COVID Cases
• Pittsburgh Steelers Say High-Risk Season Ticket Holders Can Skip 2020 Season If Approved
• Supt. Brown Blames Open-Air Drug Markets, Gangs Using Young Recruits With No Record, For Spate Of Violence In Chicago
• Where To Celebrate The 4th Of July In Michigan This Year
• 'It's Going To Be A Fight': Family Of George Floyd Speak Out About The Trial
• All Involved In Tragic Head-On Collision Dead After 8th Person Succumbs To Injuries
• UPMC Doctor Says Pittsburgh Medical Community Can Handle Surge In Coronavirus Cases
• Health Officials Issue Dire Warnings As LA County Surpasses 100K Coronavirus Cases
• As Coronavirus Threatens Sense Of Security, Some - Including Doctors - Turn To Art Therapy
• Coronavirus Put Thousands Out Of Work In Colorado, Now The Army Is Hiring
• Aurora Mayor Calls For Special City Council Meeting On Protest Reaction
• President Trump's Campaign Sues To Force Changes To How Pennsylvania Collects, Counts Mail-In Ballots
• Amazon Now Taking Applications For Jobs At Robotic Fulfillment Centers In Markham And Matteson
• 'Status Quo In Westmoreland County': Leaders See Increase In Coronavirus Cases But Wait For State Guidance Before Closing Businesses
• Oakland Coliseum Parking Lot Could Be Converted To Drive-In Theater For A's Games, Movies
• American Academy Of Pediatrics Says Children Need To Be Back In Classroom This Fall
• Some MLB Players Opt Out Of 2020 Season Due To COVID-19 Concerns; Cubs Prepare For Any Possible Issues
• All 4 Officers Involved In George Floyd's Death Appear In Court; Judge Warns Of Possible Move Of Trial
• Reopening Denver: Long Lines Welcome Drivers At Denver Motor Vehicle Locations
• Sheriff: 70-Year-Old Motorist Dies After Van Loses Control On Flooded Highway Near Baldwin, Wis.
• Proposed Budget Cuts Would Pull More Than 100 Counselors From Schools In Low-Income Communities
• 'I'm Encouraged': Rockies' Bud Black Happy With Player Reaction To COVID-19
• Allegheny Health Network Doctor Says Avoiding Social Interactions Is Still The 'Best Choice'
• Arlington Police Seek Road Rage Suspect Who Shot Into Car With Child Inside, Injuring 2 Adults 
• 43-Year-Old Man Killed In West Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• Denver Cancels Monday's City Council Meeting For Health Concerns
• A's Top Draft Pick Tyler Soderstrom Gets $3.3M Signing Bonus
• More advertisers flee Facebook as boycott grows
• Chicago Family Sues CPD After Vehicle Rolls Over Young Girl; 'Where Was The Help?'
• Deceased San Quentin Death Row Inmate Richard Stitely Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Resumes Expanded Online Sales
• 'More Responsibility': Dr. Dave Says We Need To More Vigilant As Coronavirus Restrictions Are Lifted
• Max Minute: No Medical Conditions Should Prevent Mask Wearing In Public
• New Jersey Shopping Malls Reopen For First Time Since March Shutdown
• Moderate Drinking May Improve Cognitive Health For Older Adults, Study Says
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Supreme Court affirms abortion protections
• Dallas County Considering Using Convention Centers, Large Hotel Ballrooms As Polling Locations In November
• Woman Arrested In Looting Of San Bernardino Beauty Supply Store
• 3 Rehoboth Beach Lifeguards Test Positive For COVID-19 As Delaware's Reopening Plan Stalls
• 'Children Can Die': UPMC Children's Hospital Doctor Urges Parents To Get Kids Vaccinated After 50 Percent Drop In Visits
• Push For Police Reform Leaves NYPD In Difficult Position As Gun Violence Grips City; 'We Need Some Clarity'
• Costco Stops Selling Half-Sheet Cakes
• New Castle County Raises Rainbow, Transgender & Bisexual Flags Commemorating 50th Anniversary Of First Pride March
• Mass. Public Arrest Information Has Been Missing Despite 2018 Law Requiring It
• Unemployed Chicagoan Records Calls To IDES Showing Frustration Just To Get Through
• Pelosi Leads Bipartisan Congress Members Demanding Answers From Trump On Russia Taliban Bounties
• Police Warn Of Recent 'Car Prowlers,' Garage Invasions In St. Joseph Area
• Orange County Now On State's 'Watch List' As Cases Surpass 13K
• Miami Shores Native Makes History As 1st Black Female President Of MIT's Student Body
• Broadway Suspends Performances Through Remainder Of 2020
• Several MLB players opt out of 2020 season over virus
• No stopping COVID-19, JPMorgan's top investment guru thinks
• Is A 4th Of July Gathering Safe To Attend? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• 'You Must Be Wearing A Mask In Our City': Miami Beach Issues Mask Mandate
• Fort Worth Officer Matthew Brazeal Who Was Struck And Dragged Is Out Of ICU
• Bridal Veil Road Closed Temporarily For SUV Recovery
• Day Camps Open In New York, Several Challenges Remain In COVID-19 Era: 'We Are Still Trying To Bring That Camp Magic'
• Fountain Creek Ranch Offers Free Photo Sessions For Brides, Grooms Who Had To Postpone For Coronavirus
• Health Officials Report 70 New COVID-19 Cases In Denton County 
• Ex-Cal Star Ivan Rabb Assists With Free Meals At Mom's Restaurant
• De Blasio seeks to cut $1 billion from NYPD budget
• US Military Planning Philadelphia Flyover To Celebrate July 4th
• Port Authority Bus Driver Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Police Brutality Protesters Gather At Antioch City Hall, Seek Removal Of 2 Officers
• Facebook Ad Boycott Is Starting To Rattle Investors
• 'I Was Just Humiliated, Embarrassed, Scared For My Life', Safiya Satchell Who Was Tased While Police Officer Had Knee On Her Neck
• Reimagining Summer Camp: Gimp And Themed Thursdays Go Virtual For BB&N
• Adrienne Arsht Center's 'Heart Of Art' Program Giving Local Artists A Virtual Stage During Pandemic
• Gov. Newsom: Further Restrictions Possible If Virus Threat Rises
• Reopening Maryland: More Maryland Casinos Open Doors To Public
• City Considering Letting Social Workers Take Lead When NYPD Responds To Calls Involving People With Mental Illness
• 95 Residents In Oxnard Farmworker Housing Facility Test Positive For COVID-19
• Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez Stands By Decision To Close Beach For July 4th Holiday
• Allegheny Co. Health Officials: Spike In New Coronavirus Cases Linked To Bars, Not Protests
• Phillies GM Matt Klentak Weighs In On COVID-19's Impact On Team As Players Gear Up For 'Spring Training 2.0'
• Lack Of Manpower, Bad Judgment Calls Led To Center City Looting, Philadelphia Police Sources Say
• No Celebrating July 4th On The Sand & Surf In Broward, Dade, Monroe Counties, Beaches Will Be Closed
• Baltimore Residents Spot Ravens Soaring Around M&T Bank Stadium
• Federal Class-Action Lawsuit Filed Against Pittsburgh Police, Mayor Peduto And City Officials For East Liberty Protest
• Reopening Colorado: Arapahoe County Granted Amended Variance Request
• Sources: Possible NYC Budget Deal Includes Cuts To NYPD And Department Of Education
• Coronavirus Latest: Mass. Reports 101 New Cases, 35 Additional Deaths
• Mayor Young Announces Program To Help Baltimore Tenants Pay Rent During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Alameda County Joins Other Bay Area Regions In Pausing COVID-19 Reopening
• The 2020 Big E Fair Officially Canceled
• San Francisco Pride At 50 -- Jack's Story
• Lawsuit Filed Against The Catholic Diocese Of Greensburg Over Alleged Sexual Abuse
• McKinney Mayor Announces City-Wide Mask Requirement To Stop Spread Of Coronavirus
• Aurora Amber Alert: Child, Mother Spotted In California
• More Than 1 Million Ballots Returned For Primary Election
• Philadelphia Officials Expected To Push Back City's Move To Green Phase Of Reopening
• 'Industry Club' To Offer Immersive Retail Experience For Detroit Youth
• Chicago Jazz Legend Freddy Cole Dies At Age 88
• Reopening Colorado: Douglas County Libraries Reopen To Readers Who Will Notice Some Changes
• 'Violence Is Ripping Us Apart': Mayor Lori Lightfoot Laments Another Bloody Weekend; Police Ask For Help Finding 'Evil, Murdering Bastards' Who Killed 2 Children
• Holiday Weekend Could Bring Large Crowds To Bear Creek Lake Park
• Search On For Non Compliant Sex Offender Suspected Of Conning Placer County Residents
• New Statue At US Lacrosse HQ In Baltimore County Honors Yeardley Love
• State Police Clear Gun Background Check Application Backlog Caused By System Crash
• Pittsburgh Pirates Sign Their Fourth Round Pick, Pitcher Jack Hartman
• Antioch Rapper 'Young Curt' Killed In Rollover Crash On Byron Highway In East Contra Costa County
• Coronavirus (WI): No COVID-19 Deaths Reported For 3 Straight Days In Wisconsin
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Budget, Vetoes $1 Billion
• Sacha Baron Cohen appears to crash right-wing event
• El Paso County Sheriff's Deputy Christopher Rogers Fired After Alleged Assault With Inmate
• 'What Are You Gonna Do?' Dallas Man Fires Guns, Runs Over Police Officer, Injures K-9
• Netflix Announces Series On Colin Kaepernick's Youth From Ava DuVernay
• Sheriff: 1 Hospitalized After Juvenile Tips Vehicle In Stearns Co.
• Police Ask For Help Finding Car Spotted Near Where 1-Year-Old Sincere Gaston Was Shot And Killed
• More Than 100 Dogs Arrive In Delaware After Being Rescued From Shelters In Louisiana
• Shooting Outside Mercer County Club Leaves 3 Injured
• Keegan's Pub, Red Savoy In Northeast Minneapolis To Close For Good
• Federal Appeals Court Upholds Maryland's Ban On Bump Stocks
• Amtrak Implements New Safety, Cleaning Measure As Passengers Begin To Resume Travel
• Paramount Ranch Cleanup, Restoration Gets Underway Monday
• Costco Stops Selling Half-Sheet Cakes Popular For Large Gatherings
• Free Library Of Philadelphia Workers Say They Lack Confidence That Leadership Can Address Health, Safety Concerns As Reopening Nears
• Report: JR Smith Signing With Lakers Through End Of Season
• Boater Who Died In Delta Friday Identified As Pro Indoor Soccer Player From Marina
• Chicago Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Warning In Northern And Northwestern Suburbs
• How Safe Is Going On Vacation? Summer Coronavirus Questions Answered By Dr. Max Gomez
• Woman Injured In June 14 Windsor Mill Crash Dies
• Police Ask For Help Identifying Person Accused Of Helping Protesters Destroy Unmarked Police Car, Burglarizing Business During Riots
• Newsom: Rising COVID-19 Numbers Leading State To Toggle Back Reopenings, Increase Enforcement
• Lightfoot On Trump's Letter: 'You Utterly Failed To Lead In This Crisis'
• Starbucks joins growing list of companies boycotting Facebook
• Woman Shot And Killed At Esquire Motel
• West Virginia University Basketball Player Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Terminal B To Reopen, Valet Service To Resume At Hollywood Burbank Airport
• Mayor Walsh Asks Residents To Keep Fourth Of July Plans 'Limited' Due To Coronavirus
• San Quentin COVID-19 Outbreak Reaches 1,100 Cases Among Inmates, Staff
• Frisco To Host College Football Bowl Games Through 2025
• Pinterest Hires Lawyers To Examine Workplace Culture After Accusations Of Racism
• Cirque du Soleil files for bankruptcy, citing COVID-19
• Ex-Minneapolis cops appear in court as judge threatens to move trial
• Karilyn Crockett Named Boston's New Chief Of Equity
• Former Staffer At Anoka Middle School For The Arts Investigated In Sexual Assaults
• Giants Manager Gabe Kapler Preparing For 'Summer Camp'
• Chief Craig Says Detroit Police Vehicles Were Damaged During Protest
• Diamondbacks' Mike Leake Becomes First Player To Opt Out Of MLB's Restart Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• Dr. Fauci Speaks About COVID-19 Spread And Vaccine During Aspen Ideas Festival
• After 1-Day Record 572 Coronavirus Cases, Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins Urges Mask Wearing 100% Of Time Around People Outside Home
• Giant Eagle Recalls Fresh Express Products After Possible Cyclospora Contamination
• Police Respond To Multiple Shootings Around Anne Arundel County This Weekend
• Here's The Details On Gov. Whitmer's Proposed 4-Pronged Police Reform Plan
• Illinois Reports 738 New COVID-19 Cases, 14 Deaths
• NHL Announces 15 Of Over 250 Players To Report Have Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Chicago Mayor Lightfoot Introduces INVEST S/W To Enhance, Invest In City Neighborhoods
• Retired Long Beach Police Sergeant Under Investigation For Threats Against Journalist Shaun King Accidentally Discharges Gun At Gas Station
• President Trump Says Detroit Is Like 'Living In Hell', Gov. Whitmer Responds 
• Cam Newton's deal with New England Patriots draws criticism
• 'We Were In Fear Of Our Lives'; St. Louis Couple Seen Pointing Guns At Protesters Who Marched On Mayor's Home
• Police Seek Driver In Framingham Hit-And-Run That Injured Child
• 'We Need A Team Effort To Stop COVID-19' Urges Texas Longhorns Football Coach Tom Herman
• Fracking pioneer Chesapeake Energy declares bankruptcy
• Trump Campaign Sues 67 Pa. County Election Boards, Including Allegheny County Election Board, Over Mail-In Ballots
• Driver Crashes Into Apartment In Arapahoe County
• Willie Nelson Taking Part In Virtual Fundraiser For Presidential Nominee Joe Biden Monday Afternoon
• White House says Trump wasn't briefed on Russia bounty intel
• Getting To The Root Of The Problem: Ailing House Plants
• Pa. Health Secretary: Allegheny County Sees Increase In Percent Positivity Of Coronavirus Tests, But There Aren't Plans To Go 'Yellow' Yet
• Gilead's remdesivir will cost $3,120 for private insurance
• Aurora Resident Shot While Looking Out Window
• Man Found Fatally Stabbed on Oakland Street Early Monday
• Monroe Co. Developing Phase Plan For Start Of School In The Fall
• Royal High School Coach Positive For Coronavirus, Simi Valley High Coach A Second Potential Case In The District
• Supreme Court strikes down Louisiana abortion restrictions
• FCA Sterling Heights Plant Back To Work After COVID-19 Concerns
• Fauci warns U.S. "unlikely" to reach herd immunity if many Americans refuse vaccine
• Contra Costa County Pauses Reopenings As COVID-19 Infections, Hospitalizations Spike
• 76-Year-Old Hanover Man Located
• Reddit Bans Pro-Trump Forum The_Donald, Other Communities That Promote Hate
• 'It's Your Constitutional Right To Stay Open,' Texas Bar & Nightclub Alliance Suing State
• Dallas To Receive $845K Federal Grant For Personal Protective Equipment For Firefighters
• Norv Turner Gave Bill Belichick A Glowing Recommendation Of Cam Newton
• AMC Theatres Delays Reopening For Two Weeks As COVID Positive Rates Rise
• Mayor Bill Peduto Appoints New City Planning Director
• AMC Theatres Pushes Back Reopening Date To July 30
• Heavy Rains Damage DFL Party Headquarters In St. Paul
• New Jersey Malls Reopen For Indoor Shopping With Strict Guidelines
• Karmanos Cancer Institute Launches COVID-19, Cancer & Community Survey
• Golden State Killer pleads guilty to murders: "I did all that"
• Police: Man, 30, Killed In Motorcycle Crash After Colliding With Bicyclist
• DC, Baltimore Among Worst-Run Cities In America, Study Says
• Twitch Suspends Trump Campaign Account
• Coalition Aims To Keep Underserved In Sight As Denver Public Schools Makes Budget Cuts
• Gov. Hogan, State Superintendent Karen Salmon Announce $210M In COVID-19 Relief For Remote Learning, Tutoring
• Minnesota Twins Release 60-Man Roster For 60-Game 2020 Season
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Boulder County Extends Face Covering Requirement Indefinitely
• No Passengers Hurt After Electrical Fire On SacRT Light Rail Train
• 2 People Rescued From House Fire In San Francisco's Excelsior District
• Task Force Goes After Suspects Who Committed 'Significant Crimes' During LA Protests
• WWII Veteran Who Passed Away At Age 97 Honored In Westminster
• Report: Patriots Were Only Team To Offer Cam Newton A Contract
• Chicago Police To Deploy 1,200 Extra Officers For July 4th Weekend; 'It's A Full-Court Press'
• 'Vilification, Constant Verbal Battering': Morale Low Among LAPD Rank-And-File Amid Pandemic, Civil Unrest
• Coronavirus Texting Scam Targeting Parishioners In Northern Suburbs
• Florida COVID Surge Could Mean Lower Gas Prices
• Change Of Plans: Perot Museum Pauses Reopening Amid COVID-19 Spike
• The Stafford's Welcome Another Baby To Their Family
• Joseph DeAngelo Pleads Guilty To Being The Infamous Golden State Killer
• PPG Paints Arena Asks Ticketholders 'To Hold On To' Concert Tickets
• Gilead's $2,340 Price For Coronavirus Drug Remdesivir Draws Criticism
• Tom Brady Releases Trailer For His Apple TV Series 'Greatness Code'
• Florida Reports More Than 5,200 New Coronavirus Cases, 28 New Deaths
• Roseland Family Sues CPD After Vehicle Rolls Over Young Girl
• Michigan Woman Charged After Stealing Sheriff's Squad Car
• 'Very Concerned': Aurora Native, NAACP Executive Committee Member Calls For More Change
• 3 Suspects Charged With Lying To Investigators Following Murder Of Deija Mendez In Lowell
• Police: Man Arrested For Aggravated Robbery, Hitting Victim With Handgun
• Kim Kardashian West sells beauty brand stake for $200 million
• Man Convicted In East Palo Alto Murder Receives 95-Year Prison Sentence
• 3 Fun Facts About The Real Actress Behind Riverdale's Veronica Lodge
• Pennsylvania's Pandemic Numbers Dip Amid Worries About Pittsburgh
• As COVID-19 Numbers Surge, Health Workers Scramble To Track New Cases
• State Police Look For Witnesses After Driver Killed In I-495 Crash In Haverhill
• Former UAW President Repays Union $55k For Travel Expenses
• Austria facing lawsuit over huge COVID outbreak at popular ski resort
• Family rescues bear after jar gets stuck on its head in lake
• Weather Blog: July 4th Weekend Ahead
• MDOT: Construction To Begin On I-75 In Oakland County Tonight
• DFW Hospital Council CEO: 'We Have The ICU Capacity Needed' To Treat COVID-19 Patients
• PTL Links: June 29, 2020
• Supreme Court gives green light for resuming federal executions
• New Jersey's Motor Vehicle Commission Inspection Stations Reopen To Long Lines
• Five Reasons Why Patriots' Penalty For Bengals Video Incident Is Completely Ridiculous
• Mobile COVID-19 Testing Lab Visiting Pilsen, Woodlawn Monday
• 'You Can Overcome Challenges And Do Great Things': Senator Joni Ernst On Book 'Daughter Of The Heartland: My Ode To The Country That Raised Me''
• Two Vehicle Accident Leaves Ten People Injured In Knoxville
• Uptick In Fireworks Injuries Expected As More Consider Private Displays Due To COVID-19
• San Francisco Pride Celebration Looked Very Different In COVID-19 Era
• Tanker full of oil decaying amid Yemen's civil war could blow up
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 315 More COVID-19 Cases And 10 Deaths
• Hazmat Crews Investigating Possible Spill Of 'White Substance' In SW Baltimore
• 'The Right Move': Gov. Tom Wolf Commends Allegheny County's On-Site Alcohol Consumption Ban
• Progressive newcomers shake up status quo Democrats in primaries
• Recycling, Trash Collection, Alley Cleaning Resumes Monday In Baltimore
• Pa. Health Department Reports 492 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Statewide Total To 85,988
• 7-Year-Old Boy Drowns In Rochester's Cascade Lake Park
• Pistons signed center Justin Patton
• Denver Weather: Hot Start To The Week, Summer Cold Front Arrives Tomorrow
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-29-20
• Red Sox Release List Of 47 Players In 60-Man Pool For MLB Return
• Venture Capitalist Michael Brent Rothenberg Accused Of $18M In Fraud Linked To Investment Schemes
• Beyoncé: "Vote like our life depends on it, because it does"
• Photos: June 28 Flooding And Storm Damage
• Target Expands Curbside And Pickup Services To Include Fresh Groceries As Pandemic Ebbs And Flows
• Clippers Sign Center Joakim Noah For Remainder Of Season
• Gov. Hogan Stresses Fight Against Coronavirus Is 'Far From Over,' As Maryland Continues To Ramp Up Testing
• Timeline of Terror: Over 4 Decades Of Golden State Killer On Eve Of Expected Guilty Plea
• Supreme Court Declines To Hear Environmental Groups' Border Wall Challenge
• 'Extremely Dangerous': Flooding In Western Wisconsin Makes Some Roads Impassable
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• 2020 Woodward Dream Cruise Set For Aug. 15 Canceled Due To Coronavirus
• 2 Men Dead, 2 Others Injured Following Quadruple Shooting In Kensington
• Aberdeen IronBirds To Host In Drive-In Fireworks For July 4th
• Missing Aurora Teen Byron Sparrow Found Safe
• SEPTA Increases Service Frequency On Regional Rail System
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 83 New Coronavirus Cases Amid New Case Surge, Bringing The County To 2,651
• Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Red Wings Lose In Draft Lottery
• MAP: SEPTA Closes Several Entrances To Center City Pedestrian Concourse
• De Blasio Further Restricts Use Of Solitary Confinement In NYC Jails, Calls For End To It Altogether
• Nick Cordero's wife says he's in a "vicious ICU dance circle"
• Colin Kaepernick Gets Netflix Original Series Based On His High School Years
• Chief Craig Discusses Video Of Detroit Police Cruiser Driving Through Crowd Of Protesters
• President Trump Thanked "Great People" Shown In Florida Video Where Man Chants White Power
• Supreme Court rules structure of consumer watchdog unconstitutional
• North St. Paul Teacher On Leave After Students Post Alleged Video Of Him Using Racial Slur
• Supreme Court Rules Against Louisiana Abortion Restrictions
• Small towns may have a "longer road" to recovery than big cities
• Handgun Reported Stolen From Sacramento Recovered In Fairfield Traffic Stop; 2 People Arrested
• Macy's 4th Of July Fireworks Start Monday At Undisclosed Location
• 59K+ Pounds Of Frozen Chicken Nuggets Produced In Texas Being Recalled
• Dozens Of Homes Destroyed As Fire Rips Through Imperial County Town Of Niland
• Looking For Work? McDonald's Delivers 1,800 Jobs To North Texas
• Hamlin Gets 4th Win At 2nd Pocono Race Of The Weekend
• VIDEO: Wisconsin Boaters Help Black Bear With Plastic Jug Stuck On Its Head
• FAA Authorizes Boeing To Begin Test Flights Of Grounded 737 Max Planes
• Search On For Out Of Compliance Sex Offender Suspected Of Conning Placer County Residents
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Cases Surpass 67K, Six New Deaths Reported
• Driver Shot By LA Deputies After Ramming Into Patrol Vehicle During Gardena Pursuit
• Some realtors stop using term "master bedroom"
• Tom Brady Lends Support To Cam Newton Taking His Old Job With Patriots
• Sonoma County DA Set To Dismiss More Than 2,700 Pot Convictions
• 67-Year-Old Man Stabbed To Death At Bus Stop Near Lexington Market In Downtown Baltimore, 2 Suspects In Custody
• President Donald Trump Calls Out Princeton University For Removing Former President Woodrow Wilson's Name From School Building
• Person Rescued After Falling Through Floor, Down 30 Feet Into 'Abyss' At 1843 Conn. Home
• Patriots Owner Robert Kraft's Prostitution Case Heads To Appellate Court
• At Least 17 Killed In Shootings In Chicago This Weekend, Including 1-Year-Old Boy And 10-Year-Old Girl
• Harvick Gets First Win At Pocono
• Patriots Odds To Win AFC East, Super Bowl Improve Slightly After Signing Cam Newton
• Surprisingly Common Accidental Ways You Can Die.
• Detroit Parking Enforcements Restart Today: What To Know
• Man Plummets To His Death From 12th Floor Of Mid-Wilshire Apartment
• Pharmaceutical Company's $2,340 Price For Coronavirus Drug Draws Criticism
• Over 200 Gym Patrons Potentially Exposed To Coronavirus At Planet Fitness In West Virginia
• Richard Sherman: It's 'Disgusting' That Cam Newton Had To Settle For Low Pay From Patriots
• Miami Weather: Hot, Hazy Sun This Week
• Little Caesars Workers Fired After Swastika Found On Pizza
• Report: Cam Newton Not Guaranteed Starting Job With Patriots
• ICYMI: Top takeaways from this week's "Face the Nation"
• Trader Joe's maskless shopper from viral video tirade speaks out
• Haverhill Man Allegedly Spit At Officer, Claimed To Have COVID-19 After DWI Arrest
• Democrats want John Wayne's name removed from California airport
• AP: China using widespread forced birth control on Muslim minority
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/29 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Many Americans didn't get a stimulus check because of who they married
• Man Shot, Killed In East LA
• Analysts: Millions More Homes In Texas & Across The Country At Risk Of Flooding
• Patriots Make History With Cam Newton-Tom Brady Swap
• COVID-19 Reopenings: Contra Costa County Officials To Delay July 1 Bar Reopenings
• Police reveal how girl, mother and grandfather died in pool
• Out-Of-Control McLaren Slams Into Petco In Beverly Hills
• Brides Across America Giving Away Free Wedding Gowns To Military And First Responders
• Miami Seaquarium Closed Again Due To Rise In Coronavirus Cases
• People Piling On Quarantine Pounds As Snacking Rises In May, Survey Says
• Dallas Police Searching For Male & Female Pair Who They Say Shot Man During Robbery Attempt
• Cam Newton, New Patriots Teammates React To Quarterback Signing In New England
• Four Zoo Miami Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
• Police Investigate Fatal Shooting In Southeast Baltimore
• Minnesota Weather: Flash Flood Watches, Warnings In Effect After Overnight Storms Drench Central Minnesota, Western Wisconsin
• Coronavirus death toll surpasses 500,000 worldwide
• New England Living Chef Series: Andy Husbands' Barbecue Recipes
• New England Living: A Visit To Stonewall Kitchen Headquarters
• Pennsylvania Holding 'Fish For Free' Day On 4th Of July
• Mississippi to remove Confederate emblem-emblazoned state flag
• California orders bars in LA, other counties to close due to COVID surge
• New England Living: Outdoor Dining Around New England
• U.S. jets intercept Russian planes off Alaska for 6th time this month
• New England Living: Inside The Exclusive Boston Sommelier Society
• New England Living: Custom Cabinet Building At Scandia Kitchens
• Alternate Side Parking, New York Waterway Ferry Service Resume Monday
• Police: East Brunswick Family Drowned Trying To Save 8-Year-Old Girl Who Fell Into Pool
• Teenager Injured After Falling Through Roof Of Holy Cross Building In Deerfield
• Millions more U.S. homes at risk of flooding than FEMA thinks
• Oil & Gas Fracking Giant Chesapeake Energy Files For Bankruptcy Protection
• Pittsburgh Weather: Pleasant Temperatures, Dry Conditions
• Brides Battle For Refunds From Ashley Farm After Wedding Venue Falsely Claimed Exemption From COVID-19 Restrictions
• Chicago Weather: Showers, Storms Monday; Warm Week Ahead
• 23-Year Old Killed In West Deer Motorcycle Accident
• Virginia Couple Sues Royal Caribbean After Sustaining Severe Burns In Deadly New Zealand Volcano Eruption
• Woburn Common Pride Flag Torn Down, Replacement Stolen
• New York Weather: Afternoon Thunderstorm Risk Monday; Holiday Weekend Looks Very Good
• Who Got The Most Rain? More Than 5 Inches Fell In Some Towns
• Allegheny County Health Officials Recommending 14-Day Quarantine, Testing After Traveling Out Of State As Coronavirus Cases Spike In Pittsburgh Area
• New Castle County Police Investigating Stabbing Following House Party
• On-Site Alcohol Sales Banned At Bars And Restaurants In Allegheny County Amid Coronavirus Spike
• Hundreds March In Black Lives Matter Protest In McKees Rocks
• Calls to domestic abuse helpline up 200% as U.K. eased COVID lockdown
• 3-Year-Old Ohio Boy Found Floating In Backyard Pool Dies
• Vigil Held For Bella Seachrist, 3-Year Old Toddler Who Was Abused To Death
• Allegheny County Police Investigating Shooting In South Park
• Monday's Show Info (6/29/20)
• Allegheny Health Network Announces Locations For Mobile Coronavirus Testing Sites
• Missing Maynard Woman Betty Thorndike Seen In New York
• Police Investigate Third Stabbing In Lincoln-Lemington In 24 Hours

Videos from June 29, 2020

• 6/29: Red and Blue
• The Lincoln Project targets Trump in new ads
• How police are responding to calls for reform
• Trump says reports that Russia paid Taliban to kill U.S. troops were not "credible"
• White House says Trump was not briefed on Russian bounty intelligence
• Teenager sketches doctors and nurses wearing PPE while being treated for coronavirus-linked disease
• Army investigates disappearance of Fort Hood soldier
• 4 former officers charged in George Floyd's death appear in court
• Congress demands answers from Trump over alleged Russian bounties
• Supreme Court strikes down Louisiana abortion law
• World Health Organization warns pandemic is “speeding up”
• CBS Evening News, June 29, 2020
• Supreme Court throws out Louisiana abortion restrictions
• Coronavirus contact tracing efforts falling short
• Black men, racial justice and the 2020 election
• Girls' dance goes viral – and gets recreated by two grown-ups
• Progressive candidates shake up Democratic primaries
• Woman's dying wish fulfilled when singer serenades her at her bedside
• White House says Trump was not briefed on Russian bounty intel
• Trump administration sued over transgender health rule
• Protesters call for reopening old cases involving police shootings
• Millions more U.S. homes at risk of flooding due to climate change
• Protests did not lead to spike in COVID-19 cases, study finds
• Boaters save swimming bear after removing jar from its head
• Supreme Court strikes down Louisiana abortion law
• Vice President Pence encourages wearing masks as cases surge
• Comedian D.L. Hughley on his new book about racism
• Pompeii seen through a different lens amid coronavirus restrictions
• HHS Secretary Alex Azar on coronavirus surge and why the window to contain the virus is closing
• St. Louis couple points guns at protesters near mayor's home
• How small towns are persevering through the coronavirus pandemic
• Major companies suspend social media advertising over online hate speech
• 4 ex-police officers charged in George Floyd's death set to appear in court Monday
• Mask protocols causing confusion and confrontations nationwide
• Coronavirus cases in Florida continue to climb as more young people test positive