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Articles from June 3, 2021

• Two Fires In One Day At American River Parkway Spark Concerns
• San Jose Officials Redouble Efforts to Reduce Illegal Fireworks
• Missing 68-Year-Old Woman With Alzheimer's Disease Found After Silver Alert Issued By CHP
• Lake Oroville's Water Woes Could Turn Into Power Problem
• Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Wants A Camping Ban, City's Housing Committee Does Not
• New Data Shows Less Traffic Over Pandemic Actually Led To More Fatal Crashes
• Fraley's 1st Big League Homer Lifts Mariners Over Angels
• Vape Juice Robbery: Aurora Teen Kenneth Gallegos Gets Life In Prison For Death Of Lloyd Chavez IV
• Booker Scores 47, Suns Eliminate Champion Lakers, 113-100
• Manteca Police Officer John Moody Fired For Falsely Reporting DUI Arrest
• OC Sheriff Don Barnes To Chair Intelligence Commanders Committee For National Association Of Sheriffs
• Crawford's 3-Run Homer Propels Giants Past Cubs
• 'Please Don't Ever Forget Her': Candlelight Vigil Held For 18-Year-Old Kerry Welsh Killed In West Covina Crash
• Thousands Of Coloradans To Receive Refunds As Part Of $1 Million DIRECTV Settlement
• VIDEO: Moose Steals 'Home' During Softball Game In Steamboat Springs
• New Cal-OSHA Guidelines Say Workers Can Go Maskless If Everyone Else In Workplace Is Vaccinated
• Royals Beat Twins 6-5 After Celestino's Errors
• To-Go Cocktails, Outdoor Dining Allowed To Stay After June 15, Gov. Newsom Says
• Fugitive Killed Atop Uptown Minneapolis Parking Ramp By Task Force Members, Says US Marshals
• George Floyd Square: Intersection Briefly Reopened Before Community Pushback
• Big Rig Overturns On SR 91 Transition To 605 Freeway
• Why Are There So Many 'Helicopter Seeds' On the Ground This Season?
• Jon Knight Prince Arrested On Suspicion Of Felony Vandalism
• Proposed Funding Cuts to Arts Programs Threaten Santa Clara Ballet
• Chicago Weather: Hot Weekend Ahead
• UPDATE: Cal/OSHA Says Most Vaccinated Workers Must Keep Masks On
• 'The Nightmares Become Real': Family Relieved, Scared After Person Of Interest Named In Molly Bish Murder
• Brad Marchand Scores In OT To Give Bruins 2-1 Win In Game 3 Vs. Islanders
• Team Beans: Baby's Cancer Battle Inspires PMC Community, New Fund At Dana Farber
• Where To Go Beat The Heat For Free In The Twin Cities
• Marchand Scores In OT, Islanders Fall To Bruins In Game 3
• A Full Chicago Reopening Brings Some Challenges, But A Jolt Of Excitement In Wrigleyville
• Crowd Gathers For Vigil For 14-Year-Old Girl Who Was Shot, Critically Wounded In Back Of The Yards
• Texas Gov. Abbott Says Details On Special Session(s) At Least A Few Weeks Away
• Katie's Kandy Owner Indicated For Alleged $6.8 Million Embezzlement From Westmoreland County Business
• Bellwood Couple Found Murdered In Home
• Ally Financial Ends Overdraft Fees
• Israeli Man Who Fled County Convicted Of Sexually Assaulting Teen In Dormont In 2004
• NYPD: 1 Dead In Williamsburg Triple Shooting
• Moncada, Lamb Homer As White Sox Beat Tigers
• State Senator's Own Experience With Sexual Harassment Inspires Bill To Help Other Women
• Rock 'N' Rides Returns To Downtown Royal Oak June 17-20
• Over 100 Cats Found Living In Unsafe Conditions At New Jersey Home
• Neighbors On Edge After Carjacking, Uptick In Violent Crime In Rogers Park
• DA Stephen Zappala Responds After Stopping Plea Deals With Attorney Who Called His Office 'Systematically Racist'
• Michigan State House Passes Vaccine Passport Ban
• Central Bucks School District Students No Longer Required To Wear Masks In Buildings, Buses Come Monday
• COVID-19 Vaccine Incentives Being Offered By Companies
• Father Killed While Alongside Child In Carrick After Shooting
• Jacob Stallings' Bases-Loaded Double Rallies Pirates Past Marlins
• Fauci 'Cautiously Optimistic' Children Under 12 Will Be Eligible For COVID Vaccine By End Of Year
• Graffiti, Litter Plaguing Huntington Beach's Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve; Elegant Tern Eggs Abandoned After Drone Crash
• Free Beer Once U.S. Hits 70% Vaccination Rate
• St. Paul Police Host 'Safe Summer Nights'
• Maryland Announces Phased Closures Of Mass Vaccination Sites
• Baltimore Gang, 'Triple-C', Allegedly Responsible For More Than 18 Murders, 15 Members Arrested In The City
• Maryland Weather: Heavy Rain & Strong Winds Ripped Through Maryland On Thursday
• Unemployed Workers Blasts Gov. Hogan's Decision To End Additional Federal Benefits
• Contra Costa Crews Contain Fire at Rossmoor Apartment Complex; 1 Hospitalized
• Pirates Rally Past Marlins 5-3
• Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan Blames Senate For Late Start On SB 7
• Daughter Of Former Penguins Goalie Marc-Andre Fleury Writes Him Heartwarming Note After Playoff Loss
• Detroit Kitchen Connect Is Bringing Cooking Education To The City
• Black Wall Street Gallery In SoHo Vandalized Again, Owner Calls For Greater Police Presence
• Gardena Man Alleges Officers Shot Him With Stun Gun, Placed Their Weight on His Back
• Decals Installed On Glass Sky Bridge At Liberty Park's World Trade Center Campus In Effort To Prevent Bird Deaths
• Ralphs Parent Company Offering $1 Million, Free Year Of Groceries As COVID Vaccinations Incentives
• Developer Sues Millbrae Over Proposed Housing at Historic El Rancho Inn
• Online COVID-19 Study Seeks 5,000 Volunteers, Especially COVID Survivors Known As 'Longhaulers'
• Catalytic Converter Thefts On Rise Across Philadelphia Region, Particularly In Trucks
• Why Small Businesses Should Start Planning Now For Cyberattacks
• Man Charged With 2 Counts Of Unlawful Possession Of Handgun In Connection To Fairfield Township Mass Shooting
• COVID Vaccine In New York: Vaccination Buses Will Be Parked Outside Popular Nightlife Destinations In Effort To Vaccinate Young Adults
• Average Daily Pace Of Newly Administered Covid-19 Vaccines Falls Below 1M, CDC Data Shows
• United Airlines Buying 15 Jets From Boom Supersonic In Centennial
• Baltimore Museum of Industry and Project Liberty Ship Team Up to Share Story of Shipbuilding in Baltimore
• Brandon Carlo Leaves Bruins' Game 3 Vs. Islanders With Apparent Head Injury
• MTA Asks Horse Racing Fans To Take The Train To The Belmont Stakes
• Oakland Police Say Armed Carjackings Up 115% In Past Year
• New York Lawmakers Call For Funding For Youth Violence Reduction Program
• 125 Years Of Tradition: Towson Will Celebrate Soldiers & First Responders At Annual Fourth Of July Parade
• I-95 Northbound In New Castle County Reopens After Serious Crash During Evening Commute
• 2 Santa Rosa Brothers Accused Of Trafficking Guns, Narcotics
• New Gun Tax Falls Short In California Week After San Jose Mass Shooting
• 'Astounding How Well It Worked Out': Nevada County Plane Crash Victims Talk Story Of Survival
• 1 Dead In Shooting In Cedar Hill Neighborhood
• Pet Cat Shot Twice In Glen Cove; Police Want Your Help Finding Whoever Pulled The Trigger
• 'They Feel Held Hostage In Their Apartments': Neighbors Concerned About Growing Homeless Population In Beverly Grove
• Charm City Circulator To Resume Normal Hours At Full Capacity On June 7
• Federal Regulators Setting Safety Standards For Infant Sleep Products After Over 100 Deaths
• 'We Have To Nip This In The Bud': Officials, Law Enforcement Cracking Down On Illegal Pot Grows
• LA County Sheriff's Department Seeks Public Assistance In Locating 26-Year-Old Dulce Ivette "Candy" Huante
• Dodger Stadium To Offer Plant-Based Dodger Dogs
• Bay Area Health Officers '100% United' On Full Return Of In-Person Learning At Schools This Fall
• Connecticut Lawmakers Warned About Excessive Drinking While In Session
• California Senate Rejects Workers Compensation Proposal
• Indiana Police Say They're Still Searching For Scarsdale Native Lauren Spierer 10 Years After Her Disappearance
• Prince George's Police Officers Disciplined For Shooting Dog
• Sacramento DA Announces Child Sexual Assault Conviction, Sentencing
• 'It Just Amazes Me': Auburn Community Helps Infamous 'Auburn Butt Lady' Buy New Van
• Lawmaker on nation's first mandate on AAPI history in schools
• 'Time Never Waits': Father Of Titus Akins, Teen Killed In North Texas Murder-Suicide, Says He Sought To Reconnect With Son
• Broadway Flea Market And Grand Auction Returns This Fall Amid Theater District's Reopening
• LOCATED: Noah Price, 11, Last Seen Near Main And McCormick In Skokie
• San Jose Police Investigate Fatal Shooting Near Site of VTA Massacre
• UPDATE: San Francisco DA Boudin Won't Charge Nuru in Knifepoint Potato Chip 'Robbery'
• WATCH: David Pastrnak Gives Stick To Young Heckling Fan On Long Island
• Road To Reopening: 'Monster Jam' Returns To MetLife Stadium At Full Capacity In July
• Wild GM, Coach Praise Zach Parise For How He Handled Benching
• Learning Loss: Students In 3 Denver Metro School Districts Had More Failing Grades During Pandemic
• North Carolina School System Apologizes For Video Mocking George Floyd
• Oakland Hazmat Teams Help with SFPD Bust Involving Pounds of Fentanyl
• 'These Shows Established A New Vision Of America': David Kamp On Book 'Sunny Days,' 'Sesame Street' & 'Mister Rogers' Neighborhood'
• Hundreds Gather To 'Stop Hate' At Antisemitism Rally In Miami Beach
• New York City Sets Record For Lowest COVID Positivity Rate Since Beginning Of Pandemic
• Record Number Of Oakland Students Seek Higher-Ed Scholarships Despite COVID-19
• Detectives Investigating Bomb Threat At Point Pleasant Beach Boardwalk
• Man Robbed, Shot Just Outside His Dublin Home; Remains Hospitalized
• Mel Reid Shoots 4-Under 67 For Early Lead At US Women's Open At Olympic Club
• Deadly Agua Dulce Firehouse Shooting Started With Workplace Feud, Shooter Identified As Jonathan Tatone
• Taylor Hall Makes Another Tremendous Play To Give Bruins Early Lead Over Islanders In Game 3
• After A Harrowing 2020, Chicago's Loop Is Coming Back To Life
• Nassau County Lawmakers Say It's Time To Protect Police Officers With 'Blue Alert' System
• Downtown Sacramento Cuts Ribbon To Reopen Safe Credit Union Convention Center
• Following Deaths Of Pets And Close Encounters With Birds, Tenants In Harlem High-Rise Want Safer Windows
• Denver Weather: Heat Settling Into To Colorado
• Pasadena Steps Up Illegal Fireworks Enforcement Month Ahead Of July 4th
• Effort Underway To Manage Invasive Goldfish In Chaska Lakes
• 'Plan Your Trips Before': Major Highway 99 Closure Expected To Bring Major Traffic Delays In Sacramento
• City Leaders Make Surprise Visit To Hell's Kitchen To Discuss Homelessness, Crime
• Minnesota Weather: Tips To Save On Your Energy Bill As Heat Wave Approaches
• Vax Up LA Kicks Off Door-To-Door COVID Vaccine Effort In North Hills
• Feds Say Endangered Wildflower Near Planned Nevada Lithium Mine Should Be Protected
• He was first set to graduate in 1945. He's now getting a diploma
• Report: Celtics To 'Explore' Trading Kemba Walker
• DOJ to prioritize ransomware attacks on same level as terrorism
• One-On-One With Gov. JB Pritzker: Reopening Unemployment Offices, A Vaccine Lottery, And The Governor's Future Political Plans
• 1010 WINS Radio Legend John Montone Retires After Decades-Long Career
• Pérez's Strong Start Helps Boston Over Houston 5-1
• Mt. Hebron High School In Ellicott City Wins National Economics Championship
• Free COVID-19 Vaccinations Now Offered At LAX
• Woman Dead 6 Years Receives Jury Summons After Also Receiving Unemployment Card, Social Security Numbers Of Others
• Pittsburgh Barbershop Signs Up To Be Part Of President Joe Biden's Vaccine Outreach Program
• Air Quality Alert Issued For Twin Cities Friday; Red Flag Warning In Northwestern Minnesota
• Proud Gay Dad Of 3 From Brooklyn Amasses Over A Quarter Million Followers On TikTok With Relatable Family Videos
• Expressway Shootings Are Spiking In Illinois, But Cameras That Record Video Still Aren't Up
• Mylar Balloons Linked To 50 Coachella Valley Power Outages In Recent Months, Officials Urge Residents To Not Release Balloons
• Culver City Releases Video Of May Burglary In Hopes Of Identifying 2 Suspects
• Recent Heavy Rains Could Lead To Spike In Mosquitoes This Summer In North Texas
• Erosion Causing Headaches At Ortley Beach In Toms River, N.J.
• F. Lee Bailey, Attorney Who Defended OJ Simpson, Dies At 87
• For 2nd Straight Day, Woman Found Dead In St. Cloud; Police Investigating
• Poised To Become Pittsburgh's Next Mayor, Ed Gainey Begins Meeting With Local Leaders
• New Report Shows Long Island's Police Departments Are Still Overwhelmingly White Despite Efforts To Diversify Ranks
• Chicago Businesses Adjusting As City Prepares For Full Reopening
• Snapshot NY: New Jersey Mason Johnny Langeraap Set To Compete In Bricklayer 500 World Championship In Las Vegas
• Jury Indicts 15 For Heroin, Cocaine Trafficking Conspiracies In Sacramento Area
• Researchers Say There Is No Proof That Johns Hopkins Owned Slaves
• Boy, 14, Shot In The Foot In Lawndale
• Shots Fired Outside Town East Mall In Mesquite, 3 People In Custody
• Sloth Family Gets New Habitat In Denver Zoo -- Tropical Discovery
• Meat Supplier JBS Resumes Global Operations After Ransomware Attack
• Pa. Rep. Aaron Bernstine's Bill Looking To End Concealed Carry Permits Draws Scrutiny From CeaseFirePA
• New York Lawmakers Pushing 'Treatment Not Jails Act' -- More Comprehensive Support For Those In Legal System
• 'It's Hope': Children's Minnesota Works To Vaccinate Vulnerable Kids
• Bill Would Give Parents Option To Decide What To Do With Their Child's Remains After Miscarriage Or Abortion
• Florida COVID Hospitalizations At Lowest Point In A Year
• Rays Rough Up Cole, Split Series With Yankees
• One-On-One With Gov. JB Pritzker: How Population Loss Has Cost Illinois, And What Is Being Done About It
• California To Allow Sale Of To-Go Cocktails, Expanded Outdoor Dining Through 2021
• 77-Year-Old Man Shot During Fight With Dirt Bikers Was Defending Himself, Daughter Says
• Philadelphia Mom Amber Nichols, 2-Month-Old Daughter Sophia Watson Located
• Maryland Weather: Flood Warning Issued For Parts Of Baltimore & Harford Counties
• Marin County Crews Control Novato Vegetation Fire at 3 Acres
• 'They're Worth More Than $7.25 An Hour': Push Continues For Minimum Wage Raise In Pennsylvania
• Child Falls From Building In Hempstead
• Taste With Tori: Juiced By B In Fairmount Packs Mother Nature In Every Raw Pressed Juice
• Walz Unveils Vaccine Incentive Program, Including Free Fishing Licenses, State Fair Tickets, Parks Pass
• Philadelphia Weather: Severe Storms This Afternoon & Evening Expected To Bring Heavy Rain, Damaging Winds
• Rochester, NH Girl Reports Man Tried To Grab Her On Way To School
• F. Lee Bailey, attorney who defended O.J. Simpson, dies at 87
• 13 Internal Applicants Looking To Fill Broward Schools Superintendent Robert Runcie's Shoes
• 2 Dead, 2 Injured in Shooting at Tracy Mobile Home Park
• Texas Lawmakers Pass Bill That Could Silence Robocalls
• Judge Sets Bond At $50,000 For Eric Trujillo, Denver Firefighter Charged With Child Pornography While At Work
• 'Philando Feeds The Children' Founder Accused Of Stealing $120K In Donations
• Family Of Victim Desmond Owens Ask For Community's Help After NW Miami Banquet Hall Mass Shooting
• Massachusetts Hospitals Could Require Employees To Get COVID-19 Vaccine Shots
• California To Allow Expanded Outdoor Dining, To-Go Cocktails Past June 15 Reopening Of State
• Fort Worth ISD Summer Launch
• City Leaders, Advocates Raise Privacy And Bias Concerns About Use Of Facial Recognition In Baltimore
• White House Promoting Giveaways, Incentives To Get Americans Vaccinated
• Siblings Killed, 2 Injured In Shooting At Tracy Mobile Home Park
• State Senate Passes Bill Putting Responsibility Of Recycling Bottles On Beverage Distributors
• Anne Arundel County Executive Declares June 4 As Gun Violence Safety Awareness Day
• SpaceX Launches Solar Panels, Fresh Food, And Tiny Sea Critters To International Space Station
• Overdose Deaths In Philadelphia Reach 2nd-Highest Number Ever Recorded In 2020
• Zero Massachusetts Towns Considered High-Risk For COVID-19
• Uptick In Cuban Migrants Making Dangerous Journey Across The Florida Straits
• Interactive Art Experience 'Superblue Miami' Opens In Allapattah
• United States Football League set to return after nearly 40 years
• Michigan Health Chief Elizabeth Hertel: Nursing Home Death Toll Is Accurate
• East Rockaway Man Charged With DWI After Crashing Through Elementary School Fence, Driving Across Field
• Neighbors Help Citrus Heights Police Catch Burglary Suspects
• Muddy Waters House In North Kenwood Granted Preliminary Landmark Status
• State Rep. Dan Frankel Proposes Changes At State Level To Curb Gun Violence
• George Floyd Square: Minneapolis Public Works, Community Group Begin Clearing Intersection To Traffic
• F. Lee Bailey, Celebrity Attorney Who Defended Patricia Hearst, O.J. Simpson, Dead at 87
• Moderna Testing Lower Dose Version Of COVID Vaccine For Kids, Variants
• Evidence Growing That COVID Vaccines Provide Long-Lasting Protection
• Biden rules out creating presidential January 6 commission
• Massachusetts Reports 241 New COVID Cases, 7 Additional Deaths
• 'It's An Eyesore': South Jersey Residents Growing Frustrated As Recycling, Trash Bins Sit On Curbs For Days
• F. Lee Bailey, High-Profile Lawyer To Boston Strangler And OJ Simpson, Dies At 87
• 'Operation Summer Heat' Launched In Miami-Dade To Crackdown On Violent Crime
• Wallet Containing $5 Grateful Dead Ticket, Photos Of Late Mother Returned To Owner After Being Lost In Ventura Majestic Theater For 46 Years
• 'Make Your Relationship Legal': Denver Animal Shelter Offering Pit Bull Evaluations So Owners Can Get Required Permit
• Border Patrol Arrests Alleged Sureño Gang Member Fidel Alexis Lopez-Mendoza At Stash House
• Construction Begins On First H-E-B Store In Immediate DFW Area
• Caltrain Says Electrification Project Won't Be Complete Until 2024
• Nevada Man Admits To Driving To West Mifflin For Sex With 15-Year-Old Girl
• Three-Vehicle Accident Leaves Woman Dead In Humboldt Park Neighborhood
• Alex Cora Gets The Boot For Sharing His Thoughts On Lance Barrett's Strike Zone
• Vanessa Bryant Blasts Nike After Mambacita Shoes Surface Online, In Buyer's Hands
• Villanova University Requiring All Students, Staff To Get COVID-19 Vaccine For Fall Semester
• AAA: The Deadliest Days For Teen Drivers Have Begun
• Camper Rolls Over Guardrail On Highway 141 Near Colorado-Utah Border
• Jordan Ragland Wanted For Receiving Shipments Of Methamphetamine Through Mail: N.J. State Police
• Folsom Residents Asked To Conserve Water To Combat Ravages Of Drought On Folsom Lake
• PETA Reminds Pet Owners Not To Leave Animals In Hot Vehicles
• Ravens' Steve Bisciotti Donating $4 Million To Maryland HBCUs To Create Ozzie Newsome Scholarship Program
• Colorado Officer Fired, Charged With Pointing Rifle At Someone From His Vehicle While Off-Duty
• Chicago Pride Month 2021: Five Things To Know
• Online Auction To Feature Items From Carol Channing's Rancho Mirage Estate
• All Early Education & Care Programs Across Mass. Will Have Access To Free COVID Pooled Testing
• Critics Dispute Florida Unemployment Aid 'Narrative'
• Millie's Launches Literary Incentive To Give Free Ice Cream To Readers
• Fort Worth ISD Summer Launch
• 'We've Got A Feeling It's Going To Be A Good, Good Night' As Black Eyed Peas Perform Live At Bayfront Park on Friday
• Michael Williams, 30, Held Without Bail In Shooting Of Ex-Girlfriend And Their 1-Year-Old Son In South Austin
• Fire Investigators: Electrical System Failure Caused Gulf Tower Blaze
• Audio Cut In Speech On Black People's Role In Memorial Day
• Study Finds That Maryland Is The Smelliest State
• San Mateo County Fair To Hold COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic, Offer Free Admission To Those Receiving Shots
• Florida Board of Education To Wade Into How Public Schools Teach US History
• Denver Weather: First Heat Wave Of The Season Is Set To Begin, Get Ready for 90s!
• Gov. Whitmer Vetoes Bill To Exempt Graduations From Crowd Limits
• Anheuser-Busch will buy you a beer if U.S. reaches vaccination goal
• 'It Was Divine Intervention': NY Mother Judy Tedesco Survives 3 Brain Aneurysms -- Discovered By Accident
• Investigators: Denver Firefighter Eric Trujillo Was 'Visibly Shaking' During Arrest
• DPS Officials Ask Families To Make Decisions About Learning Method By Friday
• Tickets On Sale Friday For Boulder International Film Festival, Which Was Moved To June Due To COVID
• Larger-Than-Life Kobe Bryant Mural Unveiled In Hollywood
• California To Allow Sale Of To-Go Cocktails Through 2021
• Former NorCal After-School Program Staffer Convicted Of Sex Acts With Minor
• King Soopers Parent Company Kroger Announces $5 Million Giveaway In Effort To Get More People Vaccinated
• Man Facing Indecent Exposure Charges After Allegedly Stalking Girl In Westmoreland Mall Parking Lot
• 3.6 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes San Jose, South Bay
• Dr. Fauci Says He's Cautiously Optimistic US Will Be Able To Vaccinate Children Under 12 By Thanksgiving
• Josh McDaniels Praises Cam Newton's Hard Work During Offseason, Patriots OTAs
• Cubs' Mascot Clark The Cub Ranked Top MLB Mascot
• As Michigan Reopens, Doctors Remind People To Remain Safe, Especially If Unvaccinated
• Investigation Underway In Houston After Dead Newborn Found Inside Porta-Potty
• Red Sox To Host Pride Night June 10th At Fenway Park
• Talks At Impasse In Florida Cruise Industry Fight
• The Critically Endangered North Atlantic Right Whales Are Shrinking
• 'It Was Like Snooki Never Left': Vinny Guadagnino & Angelina Pivarnick On MTV's 'Jersey Shore Family Vacation'
• Arnold Palmer Regional Airport Tops 30,000 Passengers For First Time Since 2015
• Blake's Orchard & Cider Mill Announces Celebration Weekend For 75th Anniversary
• Medtronic Stops Selling HVAD Heart Pumps Over Safety Concerns
• Dogs Stolen From Yard Of Home In Pinole
• Stevensville Man Killed In Pedestrian Crash On Route 50
• 'Miracle Drug' Will Stay In Production, Extending Minnesota Toddler's Life
• Allison Tolman & Nick Frost On Why Women Kill Season 2: 'It's A Great Summer Watch'
• Driver Seriously Wounded In Wednesday Shooting On Dan Ryan Expressway, Passenger Injured In Crash
• Car Slams Into Building After 2-Vehicle Crash Causing Portion Of Philadelphia Pike To Close In Wilmington
• ACLU Suit Alleges City Of Minneapolis, MPD Violated Public Data Laws
• Former educator makes the case for six-figure teacher salaries
• 2 Injured In Crash Involving Port Authority Bus, Funeral Procession
• Man Hospitalized In Serious Condition Following Santa Rosa Shooting
• Tips To New App Lead To Arrest Of 17-Year-Old Wanted For Multiple Vehicle Burglaries In Aledo
• Donors Help Rescue Youth Shelter Harbour House, Which Was At Risk Of Closing After Pandemic Slowed Fundraising
• Chicago To Fully Reopen June 11 With The Rest Of Illinois
• SpaceX launches new solar panels to space station
• California's Largest State Worker Union Approves $1 Million Donation To Fight Newsom's Recall
• Ball Arena Granted Permission To Allow Nearly-Full Capacity For Nuggets & Avalanche Playoff Games If They Advance To Next Rounds
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Hospitalizations Dip Below 1,000 For First Time In More Than A Year
• Over 23,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• World Bicycle Day: 10 Bike Trails In Metro Detroit
• Sergio Rodarte Arrested A Month After Deadly Double Shooting In Green Valley Ranch
• All 7 Mass COVID Vaccination Sites In Massachusetts To Shut Down By Mid-July
• Woman Shot Multiple Times In The Legs In The Central North Side
• Why a fan was charged with assault for allegedly throwing water bottle
• Who Is Ariana Grande's New Husband, Dalton Gomez?
• Car Smashes Into Pole In Adams County, Knocks Out Traffic Lights At Pecos Street Intersection
• Illinois Man Arrested On Drug, Evading Police Charges In Placer County
• Man Tells Police He Was Shot While Driving In Lowell
• New Video Shows Men Wanted For Attacking 63-Year-Old Bicyclist In Washington Heights
• Owner Cited After Fatal Dog Attack In Palatine Due In Court
• DTE Energy Launches Tree Trim Academy To Create 200 Jobs In Detroit
• Two Crosswalks Outside City Hall Painted In Rainbow Pride, Transgender Pride Colors
• Buildings Evacuated As Crews Work To Contain Gas Leak In North Mpls.
• 'Part Of A Big Family': Doorstep Foundation Works To Fill In Gaps For Kids Needing Support
• Texas Woman Shot By Police In Louisiana Undergoes Surgery
• Miami Commissioner Ken Russell Getting In On Race To Challenge Sen. Marco Rubio
• Newton Approves New Limits On Where Gun Stores Can Open
• Dallas Man Pleads Guilty To Hate Crime After Using Dating App Grindr To Target Gay Men
• Jury Convicts Pittsburg Man Of Injury Shooting Back In January
• Calif. Reservoirs 50% Lower Than Normal As Drought Fears Worsen
• Massachusetts Looking Into Possibility Of COVID Vaccine Lottery
• Garbage Dump Truck Overturns On Interstate 880 On-Ramp In Fremont; Driver Flees
• FBI Attributes JBS Cyberattack To Russia-Linked 'REvil' Ransomware Operation
• Vanessa Bryant Slams Nike After Mambacita Shoes Surface Online, In Buyer's Hands
• Craig Smith Expected Back In Bruins Lineup For Game 3 Vs. Islanders
• With Or Without Joel Embiid: Sixers Have 3 Days To Prepare For Game 1 Of Eastern Conference Semifinals Against Atlanta Hawks
• Are Unemployment Benefits Causing A Worker Shortage? No One Knows For Sure.
• Duquesne University To Require COVID-19 Vaccines For All Students
• Diggins-Smith Scores 28 To Help Mercury Beat Sky Again
• Some New Yorkers Say Hacking Of MTA Shows How Vulnerable The City And Riding Public Are
• Former Delcastle Technical High School Teacher James Berman Facing Rape Charges After Alleged Relationship With Student
• Girl, 14, Shot And Critically Wounded In Back Of The Yards
• Biden prioritizes anti-corruption efforts in national security policy
• WATCH: Bear Rips Down Mailbox At Amherst Home
• City Bringing Vaccines To 2 Local Barbershops
• Mass Shooting Outside Banquet Hall 'Definitely A Coordinated Attack' With Second Vehicle Involved
• Police: Serial Killer Edward Surrat, Who Admitted to 6 Pennsylvania Murders, Spoke Of Others
• Man Shot In The Leg At Lauderdale Lakes Shopping Plaza
• 3 Teens Charged In Rogers Park Carjacking
• Steamship Authority Ransomware Attack: Ticketing Problems Continue For Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket Ferry Service
• GM Raises Forecast, Says Chip Shortage Not As Bad As Feared
• Yuba City Man Arrested While Driving Stolen Vehicle In Woodland
• After Co-Sleeping Blamed For Deaths Of 2 Infants, Irving Police Share Safety Guidelines 
• COVID-19 In MN: Nearly 65% Of State Has Received At Least 1 Vaccine Dose
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 33 New Cases, No Additional Deaths
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 656 New Cases, 36 Additional Deaths
• More Than 15,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Maryland Last Week
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Daily Positivity Rate Falls Below 1% For The First Time
• T.C. Bear Ranked Among Top 5 Most Popular Baseball Mascots
• Israel PM Netanyahu And Opponents Scramble After Deal To Oust Him Reached
• Teens bond over piano during pandemic
• How the U.S. will allocate its first 25 million vaccine doses worldwide
• Brandon Workman Gets Called Up By Red Sox
• After Safely Landing A Plane On 101 Freeway, Student Pilot Brian Carson Says He'll Keep Taking Flying Lessons
• Man Killed In East Baltimore Shooting, 2 Others Shot Thursday Night
• Supreme Court narrows scope of federal cybercrime law
• Texas Has The Lowest Gas Price Average In The US As Summer Travel Increases
• Denver Firefighter Says After Hidden Camera Incident She Was Told To Have 'Thicker Skin'
• Man Killed, Second Wounded In Shooting Outside 7-Eleven In South LA
• George P. Bush challenges GOP incumbent for Texas attorney general
• AMC shares slump despite offer of free popcorn to investors
• Person In Wheelchair Struck By Car In Hit-And-Run In Mount Prospect
• Stellantis Reveals Green Plans Around Detroit Assembly Plant
• Search Continues For Man Missing In Sacramento River
• 10 People Rescued From Suspected Human Smuggling Operation In Houston
• Minnesota Vikings Add To Secondary With Cornerback Tye Smith Signing
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Announces Opening Of Registration For 2021 Python Challenge
• 1M Square-Foot Amazon Warehouse In Charlton Would Bring 1,000 Full-Time Jobs
• Notorious mafia hit man apologizes for his role in "factory of death"
• 1 In 6 New Jerseyans Say They Will Not Get Coronavirus Vaccine, According To Rutgers-Eagleton Poll
• Detroit's Former Cadillac Stamping Plant To Be Redeveloped, Bring Hundreds Of Jobs
• Julius Jones' Mother Responds To A Comment Made By Mike Hunter, The Attorney General Of Oklahoma, About Her Son
• Even Vaccinated California Workers May Have To Keep Masks On After June 15
• New Rules For Infant Sleepers After 106 Deaths, Millions Of Recalled Items
• 26-Year-Old Lioness Dies At Wildcat Sanctuary
• Boston Harbor Islands On List Of 'Most Endangered Historic Places'
• Demi Lovato opens up about coming out as nonbinary
• Chauvin asks for probation as prosecutors seek 30 years
• Everybody Let's Get Cookin'
• Construction Worker Killed In Hit And Run On I-95
• JBS resumes meat production after weekend cyberattack
• Netanyahu and opponents scramble after deal to oust him reached
• Unemployment claims dip to another pandemic low
• Oklahoma Jury Recommends Death For Alleged Serial Killer William Lewis Reece
• Amber Stevens West On 'Run The World': 'We Are Doing A Comedy Starring Four Black Women Living Successfully'
• Kidsburgh: Family-Friendly Events In June
• 'Snooki Is The Frosting To Our Cake': Jenni Farley & Deena Nicole Cortese On MTV's 'Jersey Shore Family Vacation'
• 'Snooki Is The Frosting To Our Cake': Jenni Farley & Deena Nicole Cortese On MTV's 'Jersey Shore Family Vacation'
• Some Primary Care Physicians Ask Why They Still Can't Offer COVID Vaccine To Patients
• Yuba City Man Sentenced To 6 Months In Prison For Assaulting Flight Attendants
• Coroner: Missing Teen Luke Starling Died Of Hypothermia Near Durango
• Illinois Cocktails To Go Law Extended For 3 Years; Added Provision Allows (COVID) Shot And A Beer Promotions
• NorCal Man Who Assaulted Flight Attendants Gets 6 Months In Prison
• Police: 14-Year-Old Stable After Detroit Shooting
• Texas Law Enforcement Officials Find 231 Pounds Of Marijuana, Cocaine Brick
• Family Remembers Melissa Wright, Special Education Teacher And Packers Fan Found Murdered In Denver's Lowry Neighborhood
• NH Man Clocked Going 113 MPH Charged With Drunk Driving After Crash
• From Kindergarten Through High School, Arlington Student Ladasia Rhone Completes 13 Years Of Perfect Attendance
• Cell Phones Save The Day, Light Up Texas High School Graduation After Power Outage
• West Virginia Expands Prizes For COVID-19 Vaccinations, Including Hunting Rifles And Cash
• The Importance Of Planting Drought-Tolerant California Native Plants In Your Garden
• Danny Ainge Laughs Off Report That He Saved Brad Stevens' Job During Season
• Sculpture Garden At Denver Arts Complex Will Be Host To A Summer Concert Series
• New rules for infant sleepers after 106 deaths, millions of recalled items
• Majority Of Campers Would Rather Do So In An RV, Says Results Of RV Survey
• Japan plans Olympics despite COVID crisis: "It's a tug of war"
• Microsoft Program Aims To Close Digital Divide In Detroit
• 'You Have To Be Persuasive And Sell Something No One Believes In': Boris Kachka On Book 'Becoming A Film Producer'
• COVID In Colorado: Many Going Back To Work And School Should Expect To Be Asked About Vaccination Status
• These tech startups are reconfiguring the home remodeling industry
• Man Pleads Guilty In Attack On WCCO Photojournalist During Duluth Trump Rally
• 'Awakened To The Possibilities,' Boston's First Chief Resilience Officer On Racial Equity In City
• Shirley Man Charged In Rape Of Woman In Wooded Area Of Coram, Suffolk County Police Say
• Wrongly Accused? Kim Kardashian's Latest Fight To Free A Man On Death Row For A Murder He Says He Did Not Commit
• St. Francis Ex-Nursing Home Manager Chaim 'Charlie' Steg Takes Plea Deal In Reckless Endangerment Of 3 Residents
• PTL Links: June 3, 2021
• Can Aspirin Blunt COVID Vaccine Effectiveness? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Detroit Pistons Hire John Beilein
• Steelers Broadcaster Tunch Ilkin Announces Retirement From The Broadcast Booth
• Miami Weather: Mix Of Sun & Clouds, Spotty Showers At Times
• 'It Was Wonderful Jumping Into 1949': Jordane Christie On Paramount+'s 'Why Women Kill'
• Dan Marino Doesn't Want To See Bill Belichick Pass Don Shula On NFL's All-Time Wins List
• Somelith Silavong, Of Brooklyn Park, Killed In Head-On Crash In Sumpter Township
• Police: 3 Officers Stable After Being Shot In Delaware
• Blue Jays Rally For 3 In 9th To Beat Marlins 6-5
• Man In Critical Condition After Being Shot In Neck In Highbridge, The Bronx
• Robert Mueller to help teach course on Russia investigation
• Avs Head To Las Vegas With 2-0 Series Lead After Dramatic OT Win
• Ally Bank Totally Eliminates Overdraft Fees For All Customers
• Fall River Police Captain Suspended For Mistakenly Posting About George Floyd Verdict On Department Account
• Biden to meet with Queen Elizabeth on first overseas trip
• Search Continues After Wolves Escape Wildlife Center North Of Twin Cities
• Deer Tick Season: How To Prepare And Protect Yourself, Family And Pets
• Mayor Betsy Price Named Fort Worth Magazine's Person of the Year
• NASA is sending baby squid and water bears to the space station
• Minneapolis Minimum Wage To Increase On July 1
• Man Wounded In Mysterious Roadside Shooting Near Palmdale
• In U Of C Booth School's New Venture Challenge, Young Entrepreneurs Launch Ideas For Businesses You May Know Soon
• Kevin Garnett Says He Doesn't Want To Coach Boston Celtics
• Miami Proud: Miami Musician Part Of Barrier-Breaking Classical Music Trio 'The String Queens'
• Driver Put Mask On Passenger Seat Headrest To Use HOV Lane On Long Island Expressway, Police Say
• Port Covington Project Aims To Become Next Baltimore Destination Spot
• Fried, Old Bay Cicadas: Maryland Mother-Daughter Duo Share Recipe On Livestream
• Ride-Share Companies Uber And Lyft Jacking Up Prices In NYC -- And Experts Say It May Get Worse Before It Gets Better
• Don't eat cicadas if you're allergic to seafood, FDA warns
• Pandemic-Driven 'Wishcycling' Is Causing Big Problems At Recycling Centers
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Spotty Showers, Severe Storms Possible Thursday Afternoon Into Evening
• China confirms world's first case of H10N3 bird flu in a person
• DeSantis signs trans athlete act on first day of Pride Month
• Groups Sound Alarm As Texas Pushes To Close Dozens Of Shelters For Migrant Children
• 15 fraternity members charged in death of WSU pledge
• Critter Concerns: Protecting Your Home From Unwanted Visitors
• Man Shot During Robbery In River North
• Despite Injury Luka Scores 42, Helps Dallas Mavericks Top Clippers In Game 5
• Cuban Migrants Make It To Shore In Key Biscayne
• Biz-Ingo At-The-Fair
• Yellen pitches green infrastructure spending overseas
• Discover DFW: Horseback Riding In The Fort Worth Stockyards
• Philadelphia Police Investigate ATM Explosion In Chestnut Hill
• Allegheny County Creates New Department That Focuses On Giving All Children An Opportunity To Succeed
• Pittsburgh Weather: Marginal Risk For Severe Weather On Thursday
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures In The Mid 80s Thursday
• Tractor Trailer Crash Takes Down Wires On Interstate 70
• 'Where Have We Gone Wrong': Sheriff On 14-Year-Old Girl, 12-Year-Old Boy Shooting At Deputies
• Small NorCal Gas Station Boasts The Most Expensive Gas In The Country
• COVID surge prompts alert from U.S. Embassy in Afghanistan
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/3 Thursday Morning Forecast
• It Happens Here: Hyde Park Mom Leads New Digital Radio Station Spark FM
• Allegiant Now Offering Direct Flights To Florida And Virginia From Pittsburgh International Airport
• FDA Says People With Seafood Allergies Should Avoid Eating Cicadas
• Woman Taken Into Custody In Connection To Stabbing In Beechview
• West Mifflin Elementary School Installs Book Vending Machine
• Pennsylvania Republican Lawmakers Backing Plan To End Expanded Unemployment Benefits
• Windsor Council Nominates Vice Mayor Sam Salmon To Replace Dominic Foppoli
• Sam's Club Announces They Are Bringing Back Free Samples
• Pride Flag Flown At Gilroy City Hall Following Objections By Some City Leaders
• Baldwin-Whitehall Teachers Create Assistive Technology To Help Student
• Could VTA Shooting Have Been Prevented? Gun Violence Restraining Orders Increase in California
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• Ohio Football Player Says Coaches Forced Him To Eat Pork Despite His Religious Beliefs
• Charleston Police Plan To Use Fewer Lethal Weapons
• Nine Men Accused In West Virginia Of Participating In Romance And Other Online Scams
• Knicks Eliminated From Playoffs With Game 5 Loss To Hawks
• Yankees Edge First-Place Rays For Second Straight Night

Videos from June 3, 2021

• 6/3: Red and Blue
• The global impact of George Floyd: New Zealand
• Analyzing Florida's controversial anti-trans legislation on female sports teams
• Analyzing new allegations into Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz
• Pace of U.S. vaccinations lag as Biden pushes to reach July 4 deadline
• Cyberattacks targeting U.S. infrastructure on the rise
• At 93, veteran receives his high school diploma
• United Airlines plans to bring back supersonic flights
• FBI probes postmaster general's past political fundraising
• George P. Bush running for Texas attorney general
• Tokyo Olympics in jeopardy as Japan battles COVID wave
• Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fights to retain power in Israel
• Tourist towns in turmoil as open jobs go unfilled
• 2 teens face attempted murder charges in Florida shootout
• Biden offers lower infrastructure price tag in GOP counteroffer
• Biden unveils plan to boost global vaccine sharing
• Department of Justice to prioritize cyberattacks on same level as terrorism
• Postmaster General Louis DeJoy faces fundraising investigation
• Infrastructure, taxes and Dr. Fauci's pandemic emails make headlines in Washington
• Illinois lawmaker explains bill to require teaching Asian American history
• F. Lee Bailey, lawyer who defended O.J. Simpson, dies at 87
• Biden's stance on fossil fuels at odds with climate change pledges
• Black Lives Matter around the world: The global impact of George Floyd
• Conservatives and the debate over "critical race theory"
• U.S. transit agencies targeted in recent wave of cyberattacks
• NASA announces two missions to explore Venus
• New jobless claims fall to another pandemic low
• SpaceX launches solar arrays and science equipment to space station
• The global impact of George Floyd: Washington, D.C.
• Abortion pill in greater demand as states add restrictions
• U.S. doubles down on efforts to get more Americans vaccinated by July Fourth
• Israeli parties strike deal to form coalition government that would oust Prime Minister Netanyahu
• Derek Chauvin's attorney seeks probation for convicted former Minneapolis police officer
• The global impact of George Floyd: Colombia
• Renewed call to raise teacher salaries in the U.S.
• The Uplift: 2 teens brought together through the piano
• The global impact of George Floyd: France
• Biden ramps up COVID vaccine push with incentives like babysitting and free beer
• Detectives confront murder suspect as he nods off during interview
• Professional artists connect with students to create and exchange messages of hope on envelopes
• Author Clint Smith on how historic sites are reckoning with connections to slavery
• New federal safety standard approved for potentially hazardous infant sleep products
• Tech startups innovating in the home renovation industry
• Investigation finds potential mass grave of Indigenous children in Canada
• Skyrocketing lumber costs can increase new home price by roughly $36,000
• Israeli opposition parties reach deal to form government without Netanyahu
• Serving time: Excessive sentencing "haunts" former judge
• WorldView: Teen takes her own life after sexual assault; WHO says nearly 200,000 Palestinians need aid
• With 50 days to go, Japan's Olympic President says games will go ahead
• Newly released bodycam video shows shootout between Florida police and young boy and girl
• Netanyahu opponents agree to unity government, unseating him after 12 years ruling Israel
• Two ransomware attacks prompt Biden administration to keep all retaliatory options open
• CDC director on push to increase COVID-19 vaccinations amid slowing demand
• Biden kicks off "national month of action" to meet July 4 COVID-19 vaccine goal
• "Month of action": Free beer among the incentives as Biden urges COVID-19 vaccinations
• 6/3: CBSN AM