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Articles from June 2, 2021

• SF Lowell High School Assistant Principal Hospitalized in Freak Memorial Day Accident On I-80
• Viral Video Of Alleged Homophobic Incident At Sacramento Pool Sparks New Conversations With Kids
• CA State Worker Union Approves $1 Million To Fight Newsom Recall
• School Community Gathers To Remember Beloved Sacramento Teacher Who Died From Cancer
• 'That Fan Aspect Is Huge': Broncos Players Pumped To Have Full Stadium Of Fans Back At Empower Field At Mile High
• Shannon Wright Identified As Suspect Killed In Shooting With Denver Police
• East Palo Alto Pledges $2M To Help Residents Of Mobile Home Park Buy Their Lots
• A's Shut Out Mariners; Manager Bob Melvin Wins 800th With Oakland
• Sacramento Rental Costs Match Major Cities
• Doncic Scores 42 In Mavs' 105-100 Win Over Clippers; Dallas Leads Series 3-2
• Suspect Arrested In Sexual Assault Of Elderly, Disabled Woman In Fontana
• WATCH: Wrong-Way Driver Killed In Fiery Highway 99 Collision
• Record Onslaught: Dodgers Score 11 In 1st To Rout Cards 14-3
• Drought Ravages California's Reservoirs Ahead Of Hot Summer
• LA Mayor Eric Garcetti Approves $11.2B City Budget
• California's Reservoirs Ravaged By Drought Ahead Of Hot Summer
• Crews Battle 2 Grass Fires In American River Parkway
• California Supreme Court Hears Case That Could Impact Future Of Death Penalty
• 'Excited About Celebrating': Colorado Event Industry Ready To Restart After Removal of COVID Restrictions
• Colorado's Comeback: 'Denver's Ready' Program Offers Incentives To Get Employees Back In The Office
• Chicago Weather: Heating Up
• Bears Begin Organized Team Activities At Halas Hall, But Many Not There
• 77-Year-Old Man Shot In Leg After Fight With Dirt Bike Riders In Worcester
• MTA Says Hackers Breached Its Systems In April But No Threat Was Posed To Public
• Who Could Be The Next Coach Of The Boston Celtics?
• Keller @ Large: Police-Friendly Brand May Boost Boston Mayoral Candidate Essaibi-George
• Hull Warns Of Lion's Mane Jellyfish Sightings; 'If You Do See One, Exit The Water'
• 'Just Put The Guns Down': North Minneapolis 4th Graders Rally Against Violence
• NYC Mayoral Race: 8 Main Democratic Contenders Engage In Slash-And-Burn Debate
• Valdez Pitches 7 Strong Innings, Astros Beat Red Sox 2-1
• Timed Entry System To Mount Evans Delayed One Day
• Plum Mayoral Candidate Shawn Marcellino Remembered As Someone Who Was 'There For Everybody At The Drop Of A Hat'
• 'Following The Money': The Rapid Rise Of Ransomware & How To Defend Against It
• 2nd Vehicle Believed Involved In NW Miami Mass Shooting
• Soldier Field Can Seat 61,500 People, So Why Are Some Schools So Severely Limiting Tickets For Graduation Ceremonies There?
• Phony Attorney, James Barker, Sentenced To Time Served For Guilty Plea To Fraud Charges
• Suspect In Custody After Allegedly Stabbing Man In Chest On Subway In Queens
• Boston Celtics Fan Accused Of Throwing Water Bottle At Brooklyn Nets Star Kyrie Irving Appears In Court
• NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea Joins Upper West Side Community For Basketball Court Reopening
• COVID-19 Vaccine Lottery Is Coming To Illinois; Ohio, Which Already Has One, Says It Works
• Gov. Hogan Defends Decision To End Federal Unemployment Benefits
• Convicted GTTF Officer Who Maintained His Innocence Admitted To Stealing From Citizens In FBI Interview
• 'Why Not Do It Ourselves?': Roseville High School Students Organize Their Own Prom
• Notre Dame Of Maryland Joins COVID-19 Vaccination Challenge For College Students
• Philadelphia Police Looking For Driver In Fatal Hit-And-Run In Kensington
• Sixers Give 15,000 Fans At Wells Fargo Center Plenty To Cheer About As COVID-19 Restrictions Lifted In City
• Old Russel Stover Plant In Montrose Gets New Life
• Brooklyn Apartment Building Deemed Unsafe After Façade Collapses
• Pine-Richland School Board Approves New Head Football Coach
• Study Warns Of High Numbers Of Lyme Disease-Carrying Ticks Along Bay Area Coasts
• NYC Democratic mayoral candidates meet in person in fiery debate
• 17-Year-Old Shot In Baltimore County Hotel Room
• Dallas Murder Suspect Julio Guerrero Surrenders Following Hours-Long Standoff
• CDC Issues Warning About Salmonella In Breaded, Stuffed Chicken Products; 6 Cases In Illinois
• Seal Beach Doctor Keyvan Amirikhorheh Pleads Guilty To Participating In $8.4M Healthcare Fraud Scheme
• Controversial Huntington Beach Mayor Pro Tem Tito Ortiz Resigns, Barbara Delgleize Sworn In
• Amazon Says It Won't Test Workers For Marijuana
• Bud Billiken Parade To Return This Year After Being Canceled Due To Pandemic In 2020
• Vaccinated Colorado Teenagers Have A Shot At $50,000 Scholarships
• Alameda Co. Links To Zonehaven Wildfire Evacuation System To Save Precious Time And Lives
• Orioles Get Second Straight Win Over Twins In 6-3 Victory
• Eric Mobley, Former University Of Pittsburgh Basketball Player, Dies At 51
• Moderna Seeks Full Authorization For COVID-19 Vaccine, Will Send Data To FDA
• High E. Coli Levels Lead To Beach Closure At Roseville's Lake McCarrons
• Stewart, Mountcastle Help O's Win Second Straight Over Twins
• SAAS is Bringing Awareness to Domestic Violence
• 2 Firefighters Injured Battling House Fire In Revere
• San Francisco 49ers Center Weston Richburg Retires
• Noor Shaik, A Philadelphia Medical Student, Helping Send Life-Saving PPE, Financial Aid To COVID-19 Ravaged India
• Prince George's County Officials Asking For Help In Identifying Arson Suspects
• California Senate Passes Bill That Could Makes Sidewalk Drinking A Permanent Fixture
• Actor Jimmy Smits Receives Star On Hollywood Walk of Fame
• Proposed Budget Cuts Could Cost Richmond Police Department Almost 2 Dozen Officers
• Domestic Dispute Ends With Man Hit In Head, Killed By Baseball Bat In Logan, Police Say
• Bill Declaring Racism A Public Health Crisis Heads To Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont's Desk
• No Jo, No Problem: Embiid-Less Sixers Dispatch Wizards In Game 5 To Advance To Second Round
• VTA Light Rail Service Remains In Limbo After Mass Shooting; Trains May Not Roll Again For Weeks
• Airlines limit alcoholic beverages amid bad passenger behavior
• David Steven Abbott Charged With Seemingly Random Beating Death Of 70-Year-Old Anaheim Man
• Mother And Teen Son Shot And Killed In Fort Worth Identified
• Semi-Truck Driver Killed When Bed Extension Hits Power Line In Audubon
• Missing 10-Year-Old, Aaron Swain, Found Safe
• Whale Skull Washes Ashore At New Jersey State Park
• Dallas High School Valedictorian Paxton Smith Scraps Speech, Delivers Call For Abortion Rights
• Amazon To Stop Testing Job Applicants For Marijuana, Says It Supports Federal Legalization
• Bronx Street Co-Named For Late Queen Of Salsa Music, Celia Cruz
• Lawmakers Fed Up With Mental Illness, Homelessness Intersecting With Attacks On Asian-American Community
• Gov. Larry Hogan Congratulates Maryland's Fortune 500 Companies
• First 10 Winners Of New York State COVID Vaccine College Scholarship Raffle Announced
• Lacrosse Coach Brings Sport, Mentoring, College Counseling To Oakland Public Schools
• Woman Riding Bicycle Hits Land Rover In River North
• Investigators Hopeful New Technology Will Help Catch Bank Robbers Who Executed Camarillo Mother Monica Leech In 1997
• Funeral Delays Continue After Winter Surge In COVID Deaths
• Bear Kills Family Goat at Rural Solano County Ranch
• Colorado House Approves $5 Billion Transportation Bill
• California To Pay $2M Church Legal Fees Over COVID Closures
• Jersey City Celebrates Expansive Mural Arts Program With New Festival
• West Virginia Coal Miner Dies In Underground Accident
• George P. Bush To Run For Attorney General, Face Incumbent Ken Paxton In Primary Next Year
• Unwelcomed Guest: Family Goat Killed By Bear In Solano County
• Road To Reopening: International Auto Show Returns To Javits Center In August
• NFL vows to stop use of "race-norming" for brain injury claims
• Shady Side Academy Seniors Convert School Bus Into RV For Cross-Country Road Trip
• Paterson Selected For Nationwide Initiative To Bring Green Spaces To School Grounds
• UPDATE: Man Killed By Undercover SJPD Officer Was Out On Bail, Under Surveillance Before Fatal Confrontation
• Stanford Law School Called Out For Withholding Diploma Of Student Who Made Satirical Flyer
• Epstein Ex Ghislaine Maxwell Loses Bail Bid For 5th Time
• LA County Offering Chance To Win Dodgers, Kings, Galaxy And LAFC Season Tickets To People Who Get Vaccinated
• Large Water Main Break Soaks Streets In Boerum Hill
• Man Who Shot At Hurst Police Hospitalized In Custody After Officer Fires Back
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy: Students May Not Have To Wear Masks When Returning To School In September
• Health Officials Eye Black-Owned Barbershops As Possible COVID Vaccination Sites
• 'One Outside Is Too Many': More Unsheltered Hennepin County Residents Finding Permanent Homes
• Edgewood Man Sentenced To 10 Years In Federal Prison For Robbery Involving A Pregnant Woman
• Battling Bees: Thousands Rounded Up In Fair Oaks Neighborhood
• Hidden Doorways, Covert Escape Routes, Amazing Art: Pittsburgh's Mayor's Office Holds Both History And Secrets
• Former San Francisco Public Works Director Mohammed Nuru Arrested For Alleged Knifepoint Robbery
• California Urges EPA To Let State Set Its Own Auto Emissions Standards
• 6-Year-Old Boy Dies After Early Morning Townhome Fire In Aurora
• Garage Fire In Greenwood Village Sends Up Plume Of Smoke
• WATCH: Sixers Fans Get Loud As Philadelphia Rapper Meek Mill Rings The Bell
• Allegheny County DA Stephen Zappala Allegedly No Longer Offering Plea Deals To Attorney Who Called Out Systemic Racism In Criminal Justice System
• Lindor Scores Winning Run In 9th, Mets Beat D-Backs
• Pennsylvania State Police Hold Public Session On Training And Procedures
• Man Held In San Francisco County Jail In Battery Case Arrested For Murder
• Man In Manchester, New Hampshire Standoff Faced Drug Charges
• Washington County Restaurants Get Slice Of COVID-19 Funding From State
• Joey, Beloved Chimpanzee At Sacramento Zoo, Dies At 57
• Marc Gonzales Gets 3 Years In Prison For Role In Wells Fargo Bank Arson During Unrest
• Anthony Trifiletti Sentenced To 12.5 Years For Murdering Driver After Fender Bender
• Illinois One Of The Worst States For Promptly Paying Pandemic Unemployment Assistance Benefits, Study Finds
• Palestinian-American Community Center In Clifton Bombarded With Threatening Calls: 'You Have Blood On Your Hands'
• Jury Trials Resume In Dallas County After More Than A Year
• CTA's Massive Reconstruction Project For Red And Purple Lines Includes New Stations, Tracks
• Hero Firefighter Abraham Miller Honored For Saving 5-Year-Old Girl From Washington Heights Fire
• Oakland Police Department Issues 33 Disciplinary Actions for Tear Gas Use at 2020 George Floyd Protests
• Legendary Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewski to retire after 42 seasons
• Officials Seek $70 Million From The Feds To Help Eliminate Odors From Wastewater Plant In Yonkers
• More Than 120 Kids Under 18 Have Been Shot In Chicago So Far This Year, In A Crisis With Wide-Ranging Effects
• State Senate Passes Bill Allowing Residents To Seal Old Conviction Records
• Police: Trio Breaks Into 15 Cars, Steals 2 In Washington County
• State Senate Passes Bill To Return Bruce's Beach To Owners' Descendants
• BCA: Missing Predatory Offender Taken Into Custody In Dodge County
• GOP Makes Fresh Push To End Gov. Walz's Emergency Powers
• Trump shutters his blog 29 days after launching it
• Teacher lends student shoes off his own feet for graduation
• Top Of The World Observation Level in Baltimore To Reopen Thursday
• Long Island Mother Judy Tedesco Survives 3 Brain Aneurysms Discovered By Accident: 'It Was Divine Intervention'
• New Bedford Police Investigating Deadly Shooting
• Kids Ride For Free On Metra Through Labor Day
• Mystery Skull Washes Ashore On Sand At Island Beach State Park In Ocean County
• NYC Mayoral Race: United Federation Of Teachers Launches Campaign To Prop Up Stringer, Damage Adams And Yang
• JBS Meat Processing Plant In Souderton Affected By Cyberattack
• Free Vaccination Street Fair Set To Take Place Saturday In North Mpls.
• Ally Bank scraps overdraft fees, citing racial impact
• NYC Rolling Out New Pilot Program To Get Students Vaccinated
• New video may reveal additional suspects in Miami shooting
• Hialeah Caretaker Charged With Defrauding Nursing Home Residents
• South Florida Tourism Officials Seeing A Summer Bounce Back
• Masks No Longer Required For Fully Vaccinated Fans At TD Garden
• Colorado's Comeback: Rockies Announce 'Opening Day 2.0' With Full Capacity Crowd
• 'There Was Nothing Left': DCFS Keeps Money Ex-Wards Say Is Owed To Them
• DEC Crew Pulls Off Rapid Osprey Nest Relocation At Huntington Lighthouse
• STEM School Shooting Survivor Recalls 'Most Dramatic Moments Of Your Life' For Jury
• Two Maryland Residents Plead Guilty To Conspiracy In Interstate Dogfighting Network
• Swastika Found In Lincoln-Sudbury High School Classroom
• Technology And Innovative Ideas At Center Of Alzheimer's Foundation Of America's New Dementia-Friendly Apartment
• South Florida's 14-Day COVID-19 Positivity Rate Under 3%
• 1-Year-Old Boy, Mother Shot Inside Apartment In South Austin; Person Of Interest Questioned
• 'I Like A Mystery': Artist Who Anonymously Left Small Metal Sculptures In Park For Years Finally Reveals Himself
• 'A Brave And Dedicated Firefighter': Gov. Newsom Issues Statement On Deadly Agua Dulce Fire Station Shooting
• 'We Don't Hear About Most Of Them': Cyberattacks On US Businesses Growing In Frequency, Magnitude
• Pueblo Holds Events To Commemorate Devastating Flood Of 1921 That 'Shut Down The City'
• Two Chicago Police Officers, Civilian Injured In Jackson Park Rollover Crash
• Churchill Downs suspends trainer Bob Baffert for two years
• Memorial Tournament Preview: Muirfield Village 'Produces Great Champions On A Spectacular Stage,' Says CBS Sports' Jim Nantz
• Video Captures Dog Attack Inside Miami Coffee Shop; Victim Hopes You Can Recognize Owner Who Walked Away
• Good Times To Roll Once Again At Philadelphia Casinos As City Lifts Nearly All COVID Restrictions
• 2-Year-Old Boy Dies Of Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound In Joliet
• Massachusetts Reports 100 New COVID Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• Online Pharmacy And Lab Says Some Popular Sunscreen Products Contain A Known Cancer-Causing Chemical
• Outrage Fills Elmhurst, Queens After Park's Vietnam Memorial Is Vandalized With Spray-Painted Graffiti
• Couple Examines Baltimore County's Benjamin Banneker's Journal On Cicadas
• Baez, Rizzo Lead Surging Cubs Past Padres 6-1
• How Glenbrook North Alum Jon Scheyer Rose From Duke 'Special Assistant' To Mike Krzyzewski's Successor In Eight Years
• Brockton Summer Camp To Address Pandemic Learning Loss In Fun Environment
• 'We Want You Guys To See Who You Took': 6-Year-Old Aniya Allen's Funeral Procession Sends Statement Through Community
• California Urges EPA To Let State Set Car-Emissions Standard
• Sikh Teen Says He Was Harassed, Attacked By Older Teens At Long Island Mall
• North Texas Teen With Heart Defects Avoids 2nd Open-Heart Surgery With New Procedure
• High School Students 'Honored' To Build Customized Plane For People With Physical Disabilities
• Pittsburgh Planning Commission Holds Hearing On Potential Affordable Housing Zone In Lawrenceville
• Some Popular Sunscreens Contain Cancer-Causing Chemical, Study Finds
• Several Organizations Plan To File Suit To Reverse Florida Transgender Law
• Watch Out For 'Plowzilla' Or 'Snowtorious B.I.G.' In Colorado This Winter
• 'You're Not Innocent': Boston Police Commissioner's Ex-Wife Alleges Physical, Mental Abuse
• Denver Firefighter Eric Trujillo Arrested At Fire Station On Child Pornography Charges
• How Were The Nuggets Able To Defeat The Trail Blazers in Game 5? They Rallied Around Nikola Jokic, The 'Best Player in the World'
• No Injuries After Plane Makes Emergency Landing On Mountain In Nevada County
• 'I Don't Think This Is Going To End': Cyberattack On Meat Supplier Highlights Need For More Cybersecurity Pros
• Maryland To End Extra $300 In Unemployment Benefits To End July 3
• Shueming Yang, 20, Dies After Canoe Capsizes In Gervais Lake
• Man Sought After Barricading Himself Inside Miami Home Following Dispute With Neighbor
• Pandemic Leaves Some Looking To Repair Or Replace Friendships, Researchers Find
• Disinfecting, Hand Sanitizing To Slow COVID-19 Also Driving Down Other Infectious Diseases
• Volunteer Under Investigation For Animal Neglect, Accused Of Stealing From Animal Rescue Organization
• Former Death Row Inmate Walter Ogrod Suing Philadelphia After 1988 Murder Conviction Overturned
• Miami Beach PD: Rapper Wisdom Charged With Attempted Murder In South Beach Shooting
• Wawa Welcome America Celebration To Kick Off A Week Earlier This Year, Plus Other Changes
• Americans waited weeks for jobless aid, federal watchdog finds
• Video: Group Allegedly Singles Out Same-Sex Couple Kissing At Downtown Sacramento Pool
• Ferry service to Martha's Vineyard targeted by ransomware attack
• Man Responsible For 'Active Shooter' Scare At Dallas' NorthPark Center Will Not Be Criminally Charged
• Miami Weather: Some Sun, Passing Showers & Thunderstorms
• Unclaimed $100,000 Mass Cash Ticket Sold In Canton Set To Expire
• Jason Campbell, Son Of Former State Sen. Daphne Campbell, Shot To Death In North Miami
• Arsenal Lanes In Pittsburgh's Lawrenceville Neighborhood Is Up For Sale
• Gov. Whitmer, Lt. Gov. Gilchrist Join State's First Expungement Event Since Clean Slate Bills Were Signed Into Law
• Sheriff's Investigators Seek Burglary Suspects Who Went On Walmart Spending Spree 
• Krome Avenue Re-Opened As Smoky Brush Fire Continues To Burn
• 'You Don't Get To Behave This Way,' Cole Buckley, Celtics Fan Accused Of Throwing Water Bottle At Kyrie Irving, Ordered To Stay Away From TD Garden
• Salinas Man Gets 15-Year Prison Term For Shooting Death Of Brother
• Derek Chauvin Sentencing: State Requests 30 Years; Defense Requests New Trial
• Southeastern Pennsylvania Hot Spot For Rare Bacteria Life-Threatening For Newborns
• Residents Pushing Back Against Trenton-Mercer Airport's Planned Major Expansion Over Environmental Concerns
• 'Your City Needs You': Philadelphia Looking To Hire More Lifeguards To Keep Kids Safe This Summer
• 1940 Rose Queen Margaret Huntley Main Dons Her Crown Again For 100th Birthday
• Baffert Suspended 2 Years Following Medina Spirit's Confirmed Drug Test
• Rodeo Corpus Christi Set To Air On CBS Sunday June 6
• MPD Warns Of Uptick In Burglaries Near 3rd Precinct
• Latrobe Hosting Mister Rogers Family Days
• Carnegie Man Pleads Guilty To Throwing Concrete Pieces, Pipe At Officers During Pittsburgh Riot
• Biden taps Harris to lead administration's voting rights efforts
• Michaellee Avieda Shot Himself After Leading Police On Chase That Ended In Elk River, BCA Says
• 10-Year-Old Transported To U Of M Children's After Being Found Unconscious
• Paulette Martinez Identified As The Driver Charged With Crashing Into Headstones At Fort Logan National Cemetery
• Shenae Grimes-Beech & AnnaLynne McCord Address Their Former Feud
• 'He Had Such A Bright Future': 10-Year-Old Car Crash Victim Gavin Cecil Remembered For Love Of People, Baseball
• Cheese Sandwiches, Half-Filled Tortillas; Oakland Athletics Minor League Post-Game Meal Triggers Social Media Outcry
• Young Utah Girls Crash Family Car While Headed To California For 'Beach Vacation'
• Standoff Briefly Shuts Down Westbound 101 Freeway In Encino Area
• Registration Open For Steelers Run And Walk
• Arizona to execute inmates with gas once used by Nazis
• Two Power Outages Affecting 12,000 Customers In San Fernando Valley
• Whitmer Signs Executive Directive, Forms Michigan High-Speed Internet Office, In Effort To Provide Internet Access, Affordability For All Michiganders
• Report: Nearly 150 Pedestrians Were Killed By Drivers Across Pa. In 2020
• Working For Chicago: Nordstrom Bringing On Dozens Of Seasonal, Year-Round Employees
• Nordstrom To Fill Thousands Of Positions At All California Stores
• Mets' Marcus Stroman Calls Out 'Racist Undertones' In Comments Made By Diamondbacks Broadcaster Bob Brenly
• MDOT Moves Patuxent Freeway Traffic To New Southbound Lanes In Howard County
• Arizona GOP Election Audit Draws 3 Republican Lawmakers From Pennsylvania
• Police Release One Man, Continue To Hold Another After Shooting That Left 2 Injured In North Aurora Woodman's Parking Lot
• Huntington Beach Police Officers Injured During ATV Chase On Pacific Coast Highway That Nearly Reached LAX
• Police: Angel Tacuri Of Patchogue Accused Of Sexually Abusing Girls Ages 3-8
• Co-Defendant Takes Stand In Vandergrift Woman's Murder Trial, Testifies Other Suspect Told Him, 'I'm Gonna Kill Ronny'
• Tarentum Apartment Building Evacuated After Fire
• Researchers Looking For Volunteers To See If It's Safe To Mix COVID Vaccines
• Alleged Drug Kingpin, 6 Others Arrested; Feds Shut Down Major Fentanyl Distribution Pipeline In San Francisco Bay Area
• Orinda City Council Approves Plans For Fourth of July Parade Despite COVID Risks
• Florida Appeals Court Backs Insurer In Wrongful Incarceration Case
• 2020 California Wildfire Killed 10% Of World's Redwood Trees
• Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch Denies Colorado Churches' Petition Challenging COVID-Related Restrictions
• 2 Cold Case Beaver County Homicides Solved With Confession From Convicted Serial Killer Edward Surratt
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Accuses Illinois Senate Of Ignoring Concerns She And Parents Raised Before Passing Elected School Board Plan; 'Democracy – Mark My Word – Will Prevail'
• New Jersey Shutting Down Six Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Sites
• Texas Rangers Fans Can Bring Own Food And Water To Games At Globe Life Field
• Philadelphia Eagles Announce New Date For 2021 Eagles Autism Challenge Fundraiser
• Stephen A. Smith Enraged After Celtics Promote Brad Stevens To Front Office: 'I'm Pissed!'
• City Of Sacramento Adopts New Use Of Force Policies
• Steamship Authority Targeted By Ransomware Attack; Martha's Vineyard And Nantucket Ferry Passengers May See Delays
• Duke Basketball Coach Mike Krzyzewski To Retire After 2021-22 Season; Assistant And Glenbrook North Alum Jon Scheyer Expected To Succeed 'Coach K'
• Reward For Road Rage Killer Of 6-Year-Old Aiden Leos Hits $450K
• Driver Following Waze GPS App Gets Stuck On Newton Golf Course
• Cancer-Causing Chemical Found In Several Sunscreen Brands
• Ross Park Mall Installing Security Cameras, Heightening Security After Shots Fired
• Gov. Whitmer Signs Executive Directive To Expand High-Speed Internet Access For Michiganders
• Bilal Winston Shabazz Of Lancaster Identified As Shooter Who Killed San Bernardino County Sheriff's Sgt. Dominic Vaca
• Prosecutors Ask For More Time For Federal Trial In George Floyd's Death
• Fence Removal Begins At State Capitol
• JBS Announces 'Significant Progress' After Ransomware Attack, Most Plants Will Resume Operations Wednesday
• 60K Gallons of Wastewater Spills On Solley Road In Glen Burnie
• Colorado State Lawmakers Move To Rein In Power Of Homeowners Associations Regarding Yard Signs & Flags   
• Hamtramck Disneyland: Add This Metro Detroit Destination To Your Summer Bucket List
• Waterfront Partnership Opens Applications For Rash Field Park Cafe Operator
• Brad Stevens Invigorated By New Opportunity With Celtics
• More For Your Vaccine: Get The COVID Shot At Market Basket, Earn A $25 Gift Card
• Embattled Broward Superintendent Robert Runcie Asks Judge To Dismiss Perjury Case
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs $101.5 Billion State Budget After Vetoing $1.5B
• A Big 'Howdy, Folks!' As The State Fair Of Texas Prepares To Return In-Person
• 3 People Accused Of Stealing Over $4,000 In Alcohol From Roseville-Area Stores
• Minneapolis, St. Paul End COVID Mask Mandates
• Kroger Voluntarily Recalls Chicken Street Taco Kit For Not Listing Egg Ingredient
• Health Department Shuts Down Boom Boom Room
• UPDATE: Have You Seen This Woman? SF Police Need Help In Search For Elderly Woman Missing Since Friday
• FDA Says To Avoid Eating Cicadas 'If You're Allergic To Seafood'
• Police Open Fire On Suspect In Santa Ana
• Florida Secretary Of State Laurel Lee Seeks To Scuttle Elections Lawsuit
• Thief 'Test Rides' $6K+ Bike, Never Returns To Southlake Store
• Inspirational And Interpersonal: Ross Twp. Seniors And Kids Become Pandemic Pen Pals
• San Jose Hiker Plunges To His Death On Mount Russell In Sequoia National Park
• San Mateo Police Searching For Teenage Mother, 5-Month-Old Daughter
• Veteran San Francisco 49ers Center Weston Richburg Announces His Retirement
• Procession Held For Firefighter Killed In Agua Dulce Fire Station Shooting
• Medina Spirit Drug Test Confirmed; Derby Win In Jeopardy
• Amazon To Stop Testing Jobseekers For Cannabis
• Gerald Smith, of Baltimore, Charged With First-Degree Murder In Two Homicides, Police Say
• Free Beer Is Latest White House-Backed Incentive To Get Americans Vaccinated
• 'It's Carrying Out Arthur Ashe's Mission': USTA Foundation President Kathleen Wu On Rally For The Future Tennis Initiative
• Second Capitol riot defendant enters guilty plea
• Man Arrested In South Minneapolis Double Shooting
• Michigan Finalizes Bias Training Rule For All Health Workers
• Glen Burnie Man Who Survived COVID-19 Second To Claim $40,000 VaxCash Prize
• Erector Crew Error Blamed For Beams Toppling At BU Construction Site
• RNC threatens to advise candidates against participating in debates
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Infection Rate And Hospitalizations Hit Pandemic Lows
• Free Beer Is The Latest White House-Backed Incentive To Get Americans Vaccinated
• Girlfriend Of Father Arrested As Police Suspect Body Found In Tote Bag At Texas Motel Is Missing 6-Year-Old
• Uber Driver, Joe Schelstraete, Shot During Carjacking In Cicero Dies
• West Virginia to give away guns, trucks and cash to vaccinated
• Denver Celebrates 10th Anniversary Of Juneteenth Music Festival With In-Person Events
• Arson Investigation Underway After Overnight Fire At Asphalt Plant
• Fugitive Robert Baca, Last Seen In California, Has Ties To Minnesota, DOC Says
• Baltimore County Police Arrest Man After Barricade In Essex
• Dilworth Park Roller Rink Staying Open Until July 11
• Sixers' Joel Embiid Out For Game 5 Vs Wizards Due To Small Lateral Meniscus Tear In Knee
• Major WWE Cuts: Braun Strowman, Aleister Black, Lana Among Shocking List Of Superstars Released
• Eric Scholl Gets 90 Days In Jail For Drunken ATV Crash That Killed Mother Of 7
• Danny Ainge Says Decision To Step Down From Celtics Was Not Made Overnight
• Nonprofit Exalt Providing Second Chance And Roadmap To Productive Life For NYC Teenagers In Trouble With The Law
• Allegheny County Overdose Deaths Up 22% In 2020
• University Of Denver And National Jewish Health Celebrate Milestone 30,000th COVID Vaccination
• Alligators Spotted At Lake Worth
• Valisure Petition To FDA
• Hiker falls 500 feet to his death at Sequoia National Park
• Tom Brady Roasts Himself Yet Again For Fourth-Down Gaffe In Chicago
• Report: Ransomware Attack On Azusa Police Department Exposed Criminal Investigative Files, Payroll Information
• Arlington Police Looking For New Leads In 2019 Cold Case Murder Of Nicholas Coffman
• One Killed In Anaheim Shooting, Gunman At Large
• Police: Man Attacks Asian Woman With Cane At Upper Manhattan Subway Station
• Teen Arrested In Fatal May Shooting In North Minneapolis
• Arvada Shooting: Police Kill Man Who Reportedly Carjacked Woman's Yukon, Fired At Officers
• 8 Houses Evacuated, Phoenixville High School Asked To Shelter-In-Place Due To Nearby House Fire
• 17-Year-Old Boy Shot In Owings Mills Hotel
• Bruins' Craig Smith Appears Ready To Return For Game 3 Vs. Islanders
• St. Cloud Police Investigating Suspicious Death
• NYPD: 7-Year-Old Madyson Camilo Returns Home After Running Away From Bronx Hospital
• FBI Joins Search For Xavior Harrelson, 11-Year-Old Boy From Iowa Missing Since Thursday
• NASCAR Cup Series Normal Going Forward
• AIDS Garden Chicago Formally Dedicated By Mayor Lightfoot
• Florida Man's 'Stand Your Ground' Defense Rejected In 'Painful and Terrifying' Iguana Killing
• Illinois State Budget Plan Sets Aside Millions For Vaccine Lottery Prizes
• CHP Helicopter Rescues Swimmer Who Fell On Rocks In Nevada County
• Lollapalooza Announces Daily Lineup, Single-Day Tickets On Sale At Noon
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Cases Fall Below 100 For 1st Time Since Early Days Of Pandemic
• Woman Killed, 4 Men Shot Overnight In Baltimore
• AMC, Regal, Cinemark Drop Mask Requirements, But Faces Stay Covered In California Theaters
• Chicago Cultural Center Reopens Wednesday
• Target Touts 3 Days Of Deals In June, Following Early Amazon Prime Day Announcement
• HBCU stuns graduates by canceling more than $375,000 of debt
• Authorities Investigating 8-Year-Old Boy's Death In The Bronx
• Space junk hits International Space Station, damaging robotic arm
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 42 New Cases, 8 Additional Deaths
• COVID In Minnesota: Nearly 59% Of Minnesotans 16+ Are Fully Vaccinated
• Man, Woman Hospitalized In Double Shooting In Overtown, 'No Respect For Life Or Consequences' Says Miami Police Chief Art Acevedo
• Grain Elevator Explosion In New Ulm Leaves 1 Hurt
• Census Bureau: Texas Cities Among Fastest-Growing In The Country
• Police Say Man On E-Bike Threatened To Kill Traffic Agents
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 580 New Cases, 45 Additional Deaths
• Danny Ainge Retires, Brad Stevens Takes Over As Celtics President Of Basketball Operations
• Capitol Corridor To Increase Train Service; Oakland-San Jose Trips Returning to Pre-Pandemic Levels
• Mount Saint Joseph's Incoming Freshmen Pack Food Bags For Blessings In A Backpack
• Protesters Outside Gov. Newsom's Home Demand COVID-19 Relief For Undocumented Immigrants
• Miami-Dade Leaders Met To Discuss How To Keep Community Safe After Bloody Weekend
• Eagles Single-Game, Training Camp Practice Tickets Now On Sale
• Here's Where Michigan Ranks For 2021's Best & Worst Cities For Staycations
• Homicide Detectives Investigating Fatal Shooting Of 19-Year-Old In South Fort Worth
• Federal Judge's Injunction Orders Bank Of America To Unfreeze EDD Accounts That Were Suspected Of Fraud
• Waiting for Amazon Prime Day? Here's when it's happening
• Tigers Beat Brewers 10-7
• Mom describes U.S. journalist's "heartbreaking" detention in Myanmar
• Baltimore County Farmers Market Opens Wednesday at Maryland State Fairgrounds
• Labor Union Leaders Back Newsom In Recall Election; Launching Door-To-Door Campaign Effort
• Santa Clara County DA Charges 2 in Separate Embezzling Cases
• Pittsburgh Penguins' Sidney Crosby Named Finalist For Ted Lindsay Award
• Cyberattack Targets Greeley-Based Meat Production Giant JBS
• San Jacinto Caregiver Arrested For Stealing Jewelry From Seniors
• Building At Negro Bar State Recreation Area Goes Up In Flames
• Amazon will no longer test for marijuana
• Texas Rangers System 1 Of 3 Involved In Minor League Pitchers' Suspension For Foreign Substances 
• Belarus activist stabs himself in neck on first day of trial
• What's Next For Boston Celtics After Disappointing 2021 Season?
• Baltimore City Homicide Rate Outpaces 2020 Rates
• Report: Jason Kidd Expected To Be Head Coach Candidate For Celtics
• 'Push An Apex Predator, Man': Teenage Girl Fights Off Bear To Rescue Dogs In Bradbury
• Investigators Seek Tips After Paralyzed French Bulldog Abandoned In Boston's South End
• Texas Workers File Suit After Hospital Requires Them To Get COVID Vaccine
• 'The Definition Of An Emergency': Summit County Facing Housing Crisis
• Denver Police Ask For Help To Identify 2 People In Connection With Possible Abduction In Montbello
• Clawson Mayor Who Quit Gets Job Back Weeks Later
• Lady Gaga Postpones Summer Concert At Fenway Park
• Man, 28, Arrested After Crashing Stolen Car In Southern Minnesota
• Janey Holds Termination Hearing For Suspended Boston Police Commissioner Dennis White
• West Hazleton Police Chief Brian Buglio Accused Of Threatening False Charges VS. Facebook Critic
• Homophobic Slur Found In Concord-Carlisle High School At Start Of Pride Month
• MDOT: Traffic Shift Planned On Gratiot Avenue Between 11 Mile, 13 Mile Road In Roseville
• Biggest ship in Iran's navy catches fire and sinks
• Denver Weather: Warmest Weather Since Last Summer On The Way
• New Hampshire Catholic Schools Implementing 'Parent Choice' Mask Policy For Students
• Some More Patriots Have Arrived For OTAs
• Charges After US Capitol Insurrection Roil Far-Right Groups
• SWAT Standoff Continues With Vehicular Manslaughter Suspect Holed Up In Covina Home
• Report Tells Of Sexual Assault, Racism At The Virginia Military Institute
• Lifeguards Up For Discussion In Lake Michigan Beach Town
• Caught On Video: Brazen Shootout On Brooklyn Sidewalk
• President Biden Vows To Fight Against GOP Voting Limits, Continues Push For Voting Rights Law
• Disney Cruise Line To Set Sail On 2-Night COVID Test Cruise
• Is Krispy Kreme Looking To Bring Its Donuts To Boston?
• Cooking With Rania: Gazpacho And Goat Cheese Croutons
• Twins Catcher Mitch Garver Undergoes Surgery After Leaving Game With Groin Contusion
• Danny Ainge Retires As Celtics' President Of Basketball Operations
• PTL Links: June 2, 2021
• 25 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools
• Beaches, Swimming Pools Facing Shortage Of Lifeguards As Summer Gets Underway
• Biden meets with key GOP senator for infrastructure talks
• Group Protests Outside Of Beverly Hills Property Owned By Developer David Schwartzman Over Ownership Of Crenshaw Mall
• DNR Asks Anglers To Report Muskellunge Catches
• Weather Blog: Four Days Of Hazy, Hot, And Humid
• Teens Are The Worst Backseat Drivers, Survey Reports
• Family Of Man Who Died In Loring Park Pond Seeks Help Covering Funeral Expenses
• 5 Things You Should Never Microwave And 1 Thing You Always Should
• Americans begin transition into post-pandemic
• Amazon workers have highest warehouse injury rate, groups say
• Memorial Fence For Boulder Shooting Victims Taken Down At King Soopers
• Biden suspends drilling leases in Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
• 'Snooki Is The Frosting To Our Cake': Jenni Farley & Deena Nicole Cortese On MTV's 'Jersey Shore Family Vacation'
• House Democrats unveil measure to protect transgender military dependents
• 'It's Freedom': Philadelphia Lifts Most COVID-19 Restrictions; Breath Of Fresh Air For Gyms, Bars, Restaurants
• Plan For Paved Wheelchair-Accessible Trail At Montrose Point Bird Sanctuary Has Some Birders' Feathers Ruffled
• San Jose Shooting: Harrowing Body Camera Footage Shows Moment Deputies Found VTA Gunman
• Suns Dismantle Lakers 115-85 To Take 3-2 Series Lead
• Kemba Walker Hopes To 'Feel Good Again' After A Big Summer
• Women Empowerment Series
• San Francisco Giants To Unveil Pride-Inspired Uniforms For Saturday's Cubs Game
• WJZ Reporter Rachael Cardin Got Married Sunday
• New England Living: Turning Ordinary Rocks Into Extraordinary Gifts
• Authorities In Northern Minnesota Seek Help Identifying Suspect In Hit-And-Run Crash
• SF Kicks Off Pride Month With Pink Triangle Lighting Ceremony
• NYPD: Alexander Wright Charged With Hate Crime After 55-Year-Old Asian Woman Sucker-Punched In Chinatown
• Firefighter Killed, Another Injured In Agua Dulce Fire Station Shooting; Suspect's Body Found At Home Burning In Acton
• Hurricane Special: Emergency Managers Stress Early Prep, Shelters Will Have COVID Precautions
• New York State And City Report Lowest COVID Positivity Rates Since Testing Began
• Police: 77-Year-Old Boris Bargum Arrested In Manhattan Beach Attempted Luring
• Herd of wild elephants approaching major Chinese city
• JBS, the world's largest meat supplier, hit by cyberattack
• San Francisco Giants to be first MLB team to wear Pride uniforms
• MLB sued for pulling All-Star Game out of Atlanta
• House Democrats seek alternatives to January 6 commission
• Sources: Seneca Valley Assistant Coach Could Be Hired As Pine-Richland's Head Football Coach
• People Have Until 9 P.M. By Wednesday Night To File Unemployment Claims Ahead Of Planned System Outage
• Amazon devices will start sharing internet with neighbors
• 1 Dead, 3 Injured In 4-Vehicle Crash On Lake Shore Drive At Monroe Drive
• LA County firefighter fatally shoots colleague and wounds captain
• Democrat Melanie Stansbury wins special House election in N.M.
• No Broods In The Burgh: Even With Cicadas Skipping Pittsburgh Other Bugs Emerging
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/2 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Harris prepares for first foreign trip as vice president
• Fallen Capitol officer's partner reveals what she'd say to Trump now
• Groundbreaking Wednesday On New CTA Bryn Mawr Station
• Brotherly Love: Food Bank Of South Jersey Getting Some Special Deliveries From BookSmiles Meant To Feed Kids' Minds
• Bear Captured In Bucks County After Several Sightings In Area
• Gunfire At Dallas Apartment Complex Leaves 1 Teen Dead, Police Searching For Shooter
• Pittsburgh Weather: Scattered Showers Move In Before Weekend Warm Up
• Two arrests after DaBaby held, released in Miami Beach shooting
• Celebrate Dallas Pride 2021
• Extras Needed For New Showtime Series 'American Rust'
• Chicago Weather: Big Warmup Ahead
• War correspondent Clarissa Ward on reporting from conflict zones
• Sixers' Plane Broke Down In Washington Monday Night, Team Forced To Ride Bus Back To Philadelphia: Team Source Says
• Penn Will Require All Employees, Postdoctoral Trainees To Be Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19 By August
• Red Sox To Recognize Pete Frates' Family As Part Of MLB's Lou Gehrig Day
• Armstrong Tunnel Inbound Closed For Inspection Work
• 'Everybody Loved Him': Zamar Jones, Boy Killed By Stray Bullet, Honored On What Would've Been His 8th Birthday
• Survey Hopes To Help Pennsylvania School Districts With Internet Availability
• One Man Hospitalized After Being Shot Multiple Times In East Pittsburgh
• Wednesday's Child: 13-Year-Old Corey
• Russians prepare for arrival of new space station module
• Section Of Route 981 To Be Renamed 'Honorable Mike Reese Memorial Highway'
• Pennsylvania State Police Announce 8 People Killed In Memorial Day Crashes, Nearly 10,000 Speeding Citations Issued
• Penn State Football Announces Full Capacity At Beaver Stadium For 2021-22 Season
• Bob Dylan Album Checked Out Of Ohio Library 48 Years Ago Finally Returned
• Wednesday's Show Info (6/2/21)
• Former Penguins Goalie Marc-Andre Fleury Nominated For Vezina Trophy
• 53-Year-Old Man Stabbed In Stowe Township
• Allegheny County Police Investigating Teenager Shot In Turtle Creek
• 'Tiki Time': Couple Creates Thriving Business Offering Tiki Hut Boat Cruises Through Salem Harbor
• Red Sox Lose Second In A Row To Astros In Houston, 5-1

Videos from June 2, 2021

• 6/2: Red and Blue
• GLAAD president and CEO on transgender athlete bill in Florida and protecting trans youth
• Biden unveils vaccine incentives as push to get 70% of adults partially vaccinated by July 4 looms 
• Netanyahu likely out as Israel's prime minister after opposition forms new government coalition
• Conservative venture capitalists invest in video platform Rumble
• U.S. employees return to work as country emerges from COVID pandemic
• Teacher lends shoes off his own feet so student can attend graduation
• Legendary Duke basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski to retire after next season
• Businesses reimagine the post-pandemic workplace
• Biden announces free child care and beer as incentives to get vaccinated
• Israeli opposition strikes deal to oust Benjamin Netanyahu
• Churchill Downs suspends Bob Baffert for 2 years
• Police release body camera footage of San Jose shooting
• 2 children involved in shootout with Florida deputies
• Suspected Russian cyberattack disrupts U.S. meat supply
• Biden announces "month of action" to meet COVID-19 vaccine goal
• Local Matters: Labor unions back California Governor Gavin Newsom ahead of likely recall election
• White House defends Biden's comment calling out centrist Democrats for blocking his agenda
• Man who shared selfie from inside the Senate on January 6 enters a guilty plea
• The global impact of George Floyd: United Kingdom
• Florida bans transgender female athletes from competing in school sports
• Biden announces monthlong effort to get COVID-19 vaccine into more Americans
• Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces uncertain future
• Medina Spirit's positive drug test confirmed, putting Kentucky Derby win in jeopardy
• Sneak peek: Home Renovation Homicide
• Scientists push for full investigation into COVID-19 lab leak theory
• Sneak peek: Surviving Ted Bundy
• Viewing the U.S. through the eyes of an immigrant
• Moderna applies for full FDA approval of its COVID-19 vaccine
• Republican lawmakers lead charge to keep "critical race theory" out of the classroom
• China reports human case of rare bird flu, but no sign of spread
• The Royals Report: President Biden to meet with Queen Elizabeth II following G7 summit this month
• White House says it's in direct contact with Russia over JBS cyberattack
• Chemical linked to cancer detected in dozens of popular sunscreens, after-sun care products
• WorldView: Activist in Belarus stabs self at court hearing, and more world headlines
• Death certificate omission leaves some families struggling for federal COVID funeral assistance
• Mother and brother of detained American journalist in Myanmar speak out
• Family of American journalist detained in Myanmar speaks out
• Biden to meet with Senator Shelley Moore Capito on infrastructure
• London Calling: COVID variant threatens reopening of British economy
• Bodycam video released in Northern California rail yard shooting
• Biden White House held up in infrastructure deal with Republicans in Congress
• Former Homeland Security adviser on recent ransomware attacks on food, oil companies
• Major meat supplier halts operations after ransomware attack
• Meat factory giant JBS recovering from ransomware attack blamed on Russia
• 6/2: CBSN AM