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Articles from June 4, 2021

• UPDATE: Santa Clara County DA to Confront Homeland Security Over VTA Shooting
• 2 Killed In Lakewood Crash
• NASCAR Returns to Sonoma Raceway Following Pandemic Hiatus
• Suspect In Random Attack At Gardena Gas Station Arrested
• 'Thought He Might Kill Me': Black Business Owner Target Of Sacramento Hate Crime
• Lost And Found: American River Divers Reunite Man With Lost Prosthetic Leg
• Rohnert Park Police Seek Suspects Who Fled Homicide Scene at Apartment Complex
• Traffic Alert: Northbound Interstate 25 Closures Start Friday Night South Of Denver
• Mead Resident Is First Winner Of $1 Million In The Colorado Comeback Cash Giveaway
• Group Attacks Sac State Police Officer, Steals Bodycam And Keys
• Bear Caught On Camera Prowling Oakley Neighborhood
• One-Of-A-Kind Metal Dog Sculpture Stolen From Outside Sacramento Restaurant
• High School Amateur in Contention At Midpoint of US Women's Open
• Family Of Xander Mann Files Lawsuit After Teen Killed In Modesto Officer-Involved Shooting
• Giants Hit 4 Home Runs Thump Cubs 8-5
• Delta Flight From LAX Diverted After Flight Crew, Passengers Take Down Man Allegedly Attempting To Break Into Cockpit
• Murphy, Canha Lift A's Over Rockies
• Colorado Comeback Cash Giveaway For Vaccinated Residents Won't Sway Some In Rural Communities
• Ohtani Fans 10 In 2nd Victory, Angels Hold Off Mariners 3-2
• Los Angeles City Council President Nury Martinez's Home Vandalized
• Community Pop-Up Clinics Replace Mass Vaccination Sites As Demand Plateaus
• Clippers Beat Mavs 104-97, Force Game 7 In Another Road Win
• Chicago Restaurants, Bars Prepare For Full Reopening
• Rivalry Renewed: Red Sox Stop Slide In Bronx, Beat Yanks
• Hate Crimes Are Up And Colorado Lawmakers Are Cracking Down
• National Gun Violence Awareness Day Draws Special Attention As Gun Violence Continues To Rise In New York City
• Road To Reopening: Musicians Return To Subway Platforms Across New York City As MTA Music Program Resumes
• Dozens Of Cyclists Honor Hadiya Pendleton On Gun Violence Awareness Day
• Connecticut Mother Feels She's 'Hit Rock Bottom' After Spending 3 Years Trying To Fix IRS Mix-Up Declaring Her Dead
• Several Closures Remain In Place At Rocky Mountain National Park Due To 2020 Wildfires
• Firefighters Rescue Multiple People From 3-Alarm Apartment Fire At Exposition And Havana In Aurora
• Civilian 'Ped Patrol' Confronts Online Predators; Police Warn 'It's A Bad Idea'
• Taylor Clears Bases In 8-Run Fifth, Dodgers Beat Braves 9-5
• NYC Delivery Workers Calling For More Safety, Better Working Conditions As Concerns Grow About Attacks On The Job
• Royal Caribbean Sets 2021 Cruises In Florida, Will Not Require Passengers To Be Vaccinated
• Fisher-Price Baby Soothers Recalled Following 4 Infant Deaths
• NYPD Looking For Suspect After 2 Men Stabbed At Harlem Subway Station
• Miami Gardens Group Seeks To Recall Politicians Who Voted For Formula 1 Racing
• Citizens Bank Park Abuzz With Pre-Pandemic Spirit For Phillies' First Game Without Capacity Restrictions Since 2019
• Middle Fire Burns 30 Acres Southwest Of Meeker, No Structures Threatened
• 'We Have Done Enough Talking,' State Senator Shevrin Jones On Miami Gun Violence
• Allegheny County Organizations Wear Orange To Raise Awareness Of Gun Violence
• FBI Investigating Reported Attempted Hijacking On Delta Flight From LAX; Man In Custody
• 'This Is A Step Toward Healing For Us' Family Reacts To Arrest Of Suspects In Murder Of Israeli Tourist, Efraim Gordon
• 1 In Custody After SWAT Responds To Apartment In Hazelwood
• 3 Killed, 1 Injured In Hialeah Gardens Head-On Collision
• Weekend Road Closures And Detours
• Body Of Missing Man John Rudolph Terrell Found In Washington County
• Teacher Testifies In Murder Trial For STEM School Shooting Suspect Devon Erickson
• Ke'Bryan Hayes Homers To Lead Pirates To Win Over Marlins
• Marlins Fall To Pirates 9-2
• Maryland Sets New Pandemic Records On Friday, Officials Still Urging People To Get Vaccinated
• Alleged Triple-C Gang Founder Gary Creek On The Run After Failing To Self-Surrender Thursday, Feds Say
• Detroit Medical Center Kicks Off Its Virtual Cereal Drive
• Anaheim Caretaker Raul Salgadocastro Pleads Guilty To Raping Disabled Patient
• Researchers Identify TEMPOL As Potential Antiviral Drug For COVID-19
• BARCS' Accepting Applications For Foster Pet Program
• Michigan's Selfridge Air National Guard Base No Longer In Running For New F-35 Training Center
• 'If Not Me, Who?': Denver Police Academy Graduates Prepare To Be Part Of Change
• Police: Man Dead, Woman Injured, In West Baltimore Shooting
• Ambulance Accident Reported In East Baltimore
• Red Sox Stop Slide In Bronx, Beat Yankees 5-2
• Max Scherzer Outduels Zack Wheeler, Nationals Beat Phillies
• Body Of Missing Swimmer Found In Potomac River, Detectives Investigating
• 2-Year-Old Struck And Killed By Vehicle Near Dallas' Fair Park
• New Jersey Teen Megha Ganne Is First Amateur In 15 Years To Share Lead After Any Round At US Women's Open
• Ravens Cheerleaders Gift Patriots Squad With Necklaces To Honor Tracy Sormanti
• 'Ambushed': Two Police Officers Wounded, K9 And Suspect Killed In Braintree Shooting
• Woman Charged With Arson After Fire At Indiana County Home
• Mount Evans Highway Opens For The Season, With Timed Entry Pass System In Place
• George Floyd Mural In Philadelphia Vandalized With White Nationalist Graffiti
• 'Worcester Has Lost A Hero': Police Officer Drowns Trying To Save Teen Who Also Died
• 'Mask Liberation Day': Lakewood Assisted Living Facility Celebrates Fewer COVID Restrictions
• 'Red Foxes Are Not Always Red': Black Fox Pup Caught Raiding Chicken Coop
• Crew, Passengers Take Down Man Allegedly Attempting To Break Into Cockpit
• COVID: Questions Surround New Cal/OSHA Rules Regarding Masks in Workplace
• 12-Year-Old Boy Died After Near Drowning At North Commons Water Park
• Ceres Man Convicted Of Killing Mother Over Video Game Sentenced To 27 Years To Life
• Drought Emergency: Marin County Residents Falling Short Of Water Conservation Goal
• Fred Wilkins, 74, Accused Of Stealing Pride Flags From Louisville Intersection
• Deputy Police Chief Michael Albanese Named Interim Burbank Chief of Police
• Parents March To Snapchat's Santa Monica Headquarters Calling For Accountability In Overdose Deaths
• COVID Recovery: BART Set To Add 26 Additional Trips To Busiest Routes Next Week
• Denver Police Officers Shoot Suspect Firing Gun At Park 'Full Of People' Near 38th & Newport
• 16-Year-Old Boy Shot 13 Times, Killed In West Philadelphia, Police Say
• 2 Injured In Single-Engine Plane Crash In Denton County
• Snapchat Details Steps Being Taken To Stop Illegal Drug Sales On App
• 'The Car Was Swerving:' Witness Describes Fiery Crash That Claimed Two Lives, Injured Pregnant Woman and 6 Children
• 19-Year-Old From Alameda Fatally Stabbed During Trip To Hawaii; Suspect Faces Murder Charge
• Sacramento Police Chief Says Year Of Civil Unrest, Anti-Police Movement Is A Wake-Up Call
• Police: Suspect Steals 84-Year-Old Woman's Purse From Manhattan Apartment After Asking To Use Phone
• Cal Fire Riverside Unveils New Sikorsky S-70i Firehawk Helicopter
• Mountcastle Homerun, Orioles Keep Winning In June, Beat Indians
• North Texas Restaurants Still Having Hard Time Staffing Up
• Thornton Police Say Suspicious Item On West 91st Avenue Was Not Harmful
• Open House Scheduled This Weekend For Former Pirates Pitcher Joe Musgrove's $740,000 Condo
• Policing In SoCal: Activist, Former Sheriff Discuss Future Of Law Enforcement
• Annapolis Offices Will Reopen To The Public On July 6
• NYPD Searching For Man Who Allegedly Scammed 79-Year-Old Out Of $9,000
• Truck Driver Rams Motorcycle Officer, Flees During Traffic Stop In Livermore
• Chicago Department Of Public Health To Go Door To Door In 13 Neighborhoods To Encourage Vaccine
• Judge Rules To Keep Barry Morphew's 130 Page Arrest Affidavit Sealed Until At Least September
• Disney's Avengers Campus At California Adventure Officially Opens Gates To Fans
• Poll: Do You Agree With California's Decision On Masks In The Workplace?
• New SJ High-Rise Preserves Old Diner's Mid-Century 'Googie' Architectural Style
• Initiative aims to increase female representation in statehouses
• Dallas Police Department Names Officer Megan Thomas New LGBTQ+ Liaison
• 'A Little Overkill': New California Workplace Mask Rules Cause Confusion For Some
• 2nd Woman Accuses Scott Stringer Of Sexual Misconduct
• Dallas Man Shoots, Kills Suspect Who Shot At Him After Breaking Into Neighbor's Home
• Driver-Owned Ride-Share Service 'Drivers Cooperative' Launches In New York City
• Piles Of Trash Burn On The Street Near Woodman Avenue And Kittridge Street In Valley Glen
• Barry Lee Whelpley, 76, Charged In 1972 Murder Of 15-Year-Old Julie Ann Hanson In Naperville
• Sen. Chuck Schumer Calls On Congress To Raise Minimum Wage
• Cam Newton Reportedly Suffered Slight Bone Bruise In Throwing Hand During Friday's OTA Session
• Parents Of 8-Year-Old Boy Who Killed Himself After Being Bullied Reach $3 Million Settlement With School District
• Colton's Law Heading To Governor's Desk After 18-Month-Old Murdered By Father With Revoked FOID Card
• Pittsburgh Penguins Forward Evgeni Malkin Undergoes Knee Surgery
• George Floyd's global impact: Black Lives Matter around the world
• Winners Of The University Of Chicago's New Venture Challenge
• Penn Hills Police Chief Says Building A Rapport With Citizens Leads To Trust And Transparency
• First 15 COVID-19 Lottery Winners Picked Friday
• Auburn, California Man Charged in Capitol Riot Served Time for Statutory Rape of 14-Year-Old
• Dallas ISD Forging Ahead With Virtual Learning Option For Fall Semester
• Harford County Public Schools Will Continue To Offer Virtual Learning Option For Students
• COVID Vaccines May Not Be Enough To Protect Transplant Recipients
• Former Marlins Star Jeff Conine Joins FIU Baseball Staff
• 'Circle of Brotherhood' Organization Seeks Funding To Help End Gun Violence In Miami
• Royal Caribbean Resumes Cruising Out Of Texas Starting Next Month
• Jersey City Hopes To Boost Art Community, Attract Tourists Through Partnership With Paris Museum Centre Pompidou
• 'I'll Lose Everything' Chicago Landlord Laments Loophole To Let Tenants Avoid Paying Rent
• City Of Long Beach Taking Control Of The Queen Mary For First Time In Over 40 Years
• AG Rob Bonta, Prosecutors Remind Californians Of Red Flag Laws In Wake Of VTA Shooting
• 3 Arrested In Series Of East Bay Carjackings, Armed Robberies
• WWII Hero James Weir Surprised With Street Designation In Miami
• Economists, Child Care Specialists Say Pandemic Caused Female-Centered Recession
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Infection Rate, Hospitalizations Fall To New Pandemic Lows
• Dallas Leaders Work To Ensure Smooth Runoff Election Saturday After Issues On May 1
• CPD Supt. David Brown's Response To Shootings On Lake Shore Drive: 'Additional Patrols'
• After A Year Of Challenges, Pittsburgh Public Schools Sees Return To Normal On The Horizon
• Mess In Manayunk: Residents Say Raw Sewage, Stormwater Flooding Basements
• Gov. Newsom Won't Lift COVID 'State Of Emergency' When California Reopens
• 2 Miles Long, 95MPH Winds: Tornado Touches Down In Northern Baltimore County
• SEE IT: Florida Man Throws Baby At Deputy Following Wild High-Speed Chase
• International Travel Through LAX Expected To Jump 300% This Summer
• Joel Embiid's Status For Game 1 Of Sixers' Playoff Series Against Hawks Remains Uncertain
• West Village Residents Fed Up With Proliferation Of Trash, Graffiti And Homeless: 'It Is Not Acceptable'
• Annual HIV infections in U.S. down 73% since 1980s, CDC reports
• Is Dogecoin A Good Investment? Expert Suggests Avoiding Controversial Cryptocurrency Market
• Maryland Football Unveils New Home For Team, The Jones-Hill House
• Some Uptown Businesses Looted, Vandalized Overnight Following Law Enforcement Fatal Shooting Of Winston Smith
• Mall Of America Is On The Road To Recovery As It Welcomes Visitors Back Post-COVID
• 'Birthplace of Miami,' Miami Circle Site To Go Through Much-Needed Restoration
• Bye-Bye AmericanAirlines Arena. It's Now FTX Arena
• St. Cloud Police Rule Second Recent Suspicious Death As A Homicide
• Spirits Are High As Fans Return For Belmont Stakes
• 'I Am Here' Song Is A Battle Cry From The Theater Community Against Asian Hate
• Study: Tai Chi An Effective Form Of Movement To Lose Weight
• New Jersey Unveils 'Slow Down, Move Over' Campaign To Remind Drivers To Respect Emergency Vehicles
• Officers Fatally Shoot Suspect On Whittier's Greenway Trail
• Furry Tails: Ravioli And Fiona Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Juan Figueroa Charged With Kidnapping And Killing Longmont Mom Rita Gutierrez-Garcia 3 Years After She Went Missing
• Families Rally To Bring Awareness To Surge In North Texas Deaths Related To Fentanyl
• Perry Sextuplets Reflect On Milestones And New Beginnings Ahead Of Post-High School Plans
• Package Of Criminal Justice Reform Bills Sparks Strong Opinions On Both Sides With End Of Legislative Session Looming
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Says He Won't Lift COVID-19 'State Of Emergency' On June 15
• Attempted Murder Suspect Kenneth Teitsort Arrested After Chase On I-76
• Florida Man's Miraculous Recovery After Being Pinned Underwater By Heavy Mower
• UPDATE: Woman, Teen Girl Still Critical After Vallejo Triple Shooting
• Normal Service Resumes On BNSF Railway After Pedestrian Killed By Freight Train
• Philly Beer Week Festivities Running Now Through June 13
• Kennedy Center Honors Return For 43rd Annual Ceremony
• Online Industry Groups Seek Quick Stop To Social Media Law
• 'CBS Sunday Morning' Special Edition On June 6 Explores Policing Issues
• New Jersey Lifts All Indoor Gathering Limits, Officially Ends COVID Health Emergency
• Queens Court Drops Convictions Of 3 Men Wrongfully Imprisoned For 1996 Murder Of Off-Duty NYPD Officer
• Denver Public Schools Board Votes 6-1 To Appoint Alex Marrero As New Superintendent
• Protesters Block Hennepin And Lake, Near Site Of Fatal Law Enforcement Shooting Of Winston Smith
• Belmont Stakes 2021 Preview: Can Rombauer Repeat Against A Tough Field?
• Progress Pride Flags Raised For First Time Ever At Rye Playland
• Michigan Man Charged With Felony In Death Of 2-Year-Old Cousin Who Fell Off Tractor
• 17-Year-Old, 19-Year-Old Arrested In Dublin Robbery, Attempted Murder
• Michaela Kennedy-Cuomo Comes Out As Bisexual
• Progressives protest Biden's bipartisan efforts on infrastructure
• Street Renamed In Honor Of Fallen FBI Agent Laura Schwartzenberger
• Thousands Of Cryptocurrency Fans Gather For Bitcoin 2021 Conference In Wynwood
• Philadelphia Closing Carousel House, City's Only Rec Center Dedicated To People With Disabilities
• 'Time Never Waits': Father Of Titus Akins, Teen Killed In Murder-Suicide, Says He Sought To Reconnect With Son
• Mayor Garcetti Announces Completion Of LAX's Terminal 1 Extension Project
• Fired As Investigator At Police Watchdog Agency, Lorenzo Davis Awarded $1.1 Million In Damages In Whistleblower Lawsuit
• Sweet Tooth Motel Brings Immersive Art Exhibit To Fort Worth
• New York State No Longer Requiring Masks In Schools; Local Districts Will Decide
• Second Wilmington Police Officer Shot During 12-Hour Standoff Released From Hospital
• Two Dade Correctional Officers Charged In Prison Smuggling Scheme
• Baltimore Police Announce Arrest Of 3 Suspects In Connection To The Murder Of Efraim Gordon
• Anoka County Sheriff's Office Investigates Fatal Crash In Ham Lake
• 'It's Going To Be A Madhouse': Several Major Events Across Region This Weekend Expected Snarl Traffic
• Body Found In Burned Vehicle In Washington County Identified, Cause And Manner Of Death Still Pending
• Former Colorado State Trooper Wesley Dakan Charged With Pointing Rifle Out Car Window While Off-Duty
• Massachusetts Reports 177 New COVID Cases, 10 Additional Deaths
• Royal Caribbean to resume sailing from U.S. ports this summer
• 'It's Disappointing,' Marty Walsh Insists He Didn't Know About Dennis White's Domestic Issues
• 'Excitement Level Is Very High': Everett High School Seniors Host Private Prom
• Gabriel Dewitt Wilson Indicted For Deadly Stop & Shop Shooting
• Bish Family Hopeful For Resolution After Person Of Interest Named In 2000 Murder
• Protesters Keep Israeli Ship from Unloading At Port Of Oakland
• Proud Gay Dad Of 3 Amasses Quarter Million Followers On TikTok With Relatable Family Videos
• Newly-Released Images Show Vehicle Believed To Be Involved In Deadly Hit-And-Run In Irving
• Teen Opens 'L Liana' Beauty Bar In Detroit After COVID Deferred College Attendance
• LASD Serves 10-Location Warrant; Seize Weapons, Drug, Cash And Make 22 Arrests
• Fight Over Propane Tank In Aurora Leads To Death Of 72-Year-Old Kevin Stymiest
• White House signals GOP states can end enhanced benefits early
• Everytown For Gun Safety's Gun Trafficking Intelligence Platform Helps Baltimore Police Track Illegal Guns
• 2nd Coal Miner In West Virginia Killed In As Many Days
• Hazmat Called For Trailer On Fire In Lawrenceville After 50 Gallons Of Diesel Fuel Spill
• PWSA Lifts Precautionary Flush And Boil Water Advisory For Parts Of 3 Pittsburgh Neighborhoods
• Florida Courts Drop Mask, Social Distancing Requirements
• Palm Springs Officials Urge Hikers To Take Precautions In Triple Digit Temperatures
• New CDC Study About Rising Teenage COVID-19 Hospitalizations Underscores Urge To Get Teens Vaccinated
• California COVID Vaccine Lottery Kicks Off; Multiple Winners From Bay Area Counties
• North Bay College Student Helps Fellow Scholars Reap Rewards Sowed By Immigrant Parents
• Code Orange Air Quality Action Day Issued For Pittsburgh Area On Saturday
• Chicago Weather: Total Beach Weekend Ahead
• LAPD Mounted Unit Duke Retires To Become Therapy Horse For First Responders
• Foster City To Reopen Council Chambers For In-Person Meetings June 21
• Judge Orders Philadelphia Police Department Establish Pilot Program To Curb Stop-And-Frisk
• Fisher-Price Issues Recall For Baby Soother Devices After 4 Infant Deaths
• Jesse Curry, Under Supervision For 1993 Rape, Charged With New Assault
• Judge allows Capitol riot defendant "Baked Alaska" to keep vlogging
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Bill To Create Biscayne Bay Commission
• Dustin Pedroia Will Be Honored At Fenway Park Ahead Of Red Sox-Yankees On June 25
• Miami-Dade County Expressway Battle Goes To Florida Supreme Court
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Bills On Veterans, Military Families
• Winston Boogie Smith, 32, ID'd As Man Fatally Shot By Law Enforcement In Uptown Minneapolis
• Last Of Four Wolves To Escape Wildlife Science Center Found
• Gov. JB Pritzker Issues Guidance For State's Reopening In One Week
• Wheaton Academy Student Server Project Turns Gaming Into COVID Research
• Denver Weather: For The First Time This Season, Many Will Be Cranking The A/C This Weekend
• Drake Bell From 'Drake And Josh' Facing Attempted Endangering Children Charges Out of Ohio
• Colorado Weather: Storms Will Threaten Mountain Hikers This Weekend, Especially Sunday
• Police: Man Driving Lexus Tried To Abduct 10-Year-Old Boy In Hingham
• Liam's List May 21: Tales of the City, Hamilton & PRIDE
• House Democrats announce infrastructure bill amid Biden negotiations
• Mariachis Serenade Residents As They Receive COVID-19 Vaccinations At Nearby Mobile Clinic
• Former Deputy Director Of Cecil County Board of Elections Charged With Misconduct in Office, Perjury
• Man Sought In Attempted Kidnapping Of 2 Young Children In Chino Hills
• IRS To Send Refunds To Taxpayers Who Paid Tax On Unemployment Benefits
• Veteran Oakland Cop Prepares To Take Over Embattled Alameda Police Department
• This week on "Face the Nation," June 6, 2021
• California Woman Who Set Sister's Dog On Fire Gets 7 Years In Prison
• Dallas Police Share Sketch Of Homicide Victim Found At Gas Station With No Identification
• UPDATE: 2 Arrested In Fatal San Jose Shooting Near Site Of VTA Massacre
• Florida Middle School Student 'Stomped On, Covered In Water' During Schoolyard Clash Over Pride Flags
• Man Arrested In San Francisco Polk Gulch Fatal Shooting Faces Murder, Weapons Charges
• Dog Food Recalled Due To Possible Salmonella Contaminaiton
• Cal-OSHA's New Workplace Mask Guidelines Lead To Confusion For Some Employers
• Dallas Pride Livestream
• Kennedy Center Honors: Star-Studded Group Of Performers Set To Salute This Year's Honorees On June 6 On CBS
• N.Y. Senate advances bill that would give adult abuse survivors new window to sue
• Officials Find Dozens Near Abandoned Tractor Trailer Along Texas Roadway
• Walmart To Close On Thanksgiving Day As 'Thank You' To Employees
• Zoo In Utica Offers Up Close Encounter With Reptiles
• Ravens Gushing Over Rashod Bateman's First Impression At OTAs: 'He's A Very Special Wide Receiver'
• 4 Killed, 1 Injured In Lancaster-Area Big Rig Crash
• Gov. JB Pritzker Signs New State Legislative And Supreme Court District Maps Drawn By Democratic Lawmakers
• Wayne County Prosecutor: Detroit Store Owner Charged With Assault
• Walmart Giving 740,000 Store Workers New Samsung Phones With New App
• New York City Health Officials Send COVID Vaccine Buses To Schools For 'NYC Youth VAX Week' Initiative
• 'It's Not Just A TV Show For Me, It Was Six Years Of My Life': Dominic Monaghan On 'Lost' & Movie 'Edge of the World'
• Edgewater, Salisbury Artists Chosen To Paint Official Portraits Of Governor Hogan, Yumi Hogan
• Florida Teen Aiden Fucci Pleads Not Guilty In Death Of 13-Year-Old Tristyn Bailey Who Was Stabbed More Than 100 Times
• Pittsburgh Steelers DE Stephon Tuitt's Younger Brother Killed In Georgia Hit-And-Run
• Calif. Picks First 15 Winners For Its Vaccine Cash Giveaway Campaign; 3 Lucky Winners From LA County
• Jessica Grajeda, George Luis Almaraz Face Murder, Child Abuse Charges In 16-Year-Old Pomona Boy's Death
• After Reports Of 4 Infant Deaths, Fisher-Price Recalls 4-In-1 Rock 'n Glide Soothers
• Fort Worth Police Searching For Missing 15-Year-Old Nevaeh Ingle
• Pittsburgh Pride 2021 Set To Kick Off With Variety Of Events All Throughout June
• No Winners From Sacramento Region In First Round Of 'Vax For The Win' Contest
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (JUNE 5)
• Brandon Carlo Feeling Better, But Status Remains Uncertain For Bruins-Islanders Game 4
• Pennsylvania State Schools Aren't Allowed To Require COVID-19 Vaccines Yet
• Russian journalist sends chilling warning amid Belarus media crackdown
• Logan Airport To Run Virtual Security Line Pilot Program
• Early Morning Shooting In San Francisco's Bayview Damages 2 Homes, Vehicle
• PFAS Chemicals Found In Third Of Water Samples In Pennsylvania
• Pitt Says Social Distancing No Longer Required, Fully Vaccinated Individuals Don't Have To Wear Masks Outdoors
• Avengers Campus Now Open At Disney California Adventure
• Baltimore Man Shawn Purvis Charged With First Degree Murder In Shooting Death
• California's Federal Fire Crews Understaffed As Much As 30% Due To Low Pay, Year-Round Wildfire Season
• Cosmetic procedures see boom amid pandemic
• Man Sentenced To 12 Years For Helping Brother, Yaser Said, Avoid Capital Murder Arrest In Irving
• "Hero rat" who sniffed out dozens of landmines is retiring
• Floyd Mayweather Vs. Logan Paul: How To Watch, Stream 'Bragging Rights' Pay-Per-View
• 'Really Heartbreaking Story,' Father Swan Carries Babies On Back Days After Mother Died On Esplanade
• Facebook Says Trump Now Suspended Until At Least January 2023
• Some Downtown Denver Restaurants Starting To See Big Spike In Business
• Lawsuit: Metal Put In Server's Salad After Slur Complaints
• Baltimore SWAT Officer Donald Hildebrandt Faces Federal Indictment For Child Porn Possession, Production and Obstruction Of Justice
• Texas abortion ban targets anyone who helps patients get the procedure
• Fisher-Price recalls sleep products after four infant deaths
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Winston
• Miami-Based Carnival's Largest Cruise Ship, Mardi Gras, Arrives At Port Canaveral
• Facebook Suspends Trump's Accounts For 2 Years
• Boston Raises Pride Flag On City Hall Plaza
• Trump to headline high-dollar fundraiser in Dallas in July
• Maryland Weather: Heavy Damage In The Region After Severe Thursday Weather, Isolated Storms Expected Tonight
• Pop-Up COVID Vaccine Site To Open At MSP Airport
• Designer Jeff Leatham's Floral Installation To Lead The Philadelphia Flower Show
• Orioles' Mascot Is MLB's 5th Best, According To Fan Survey
• Impact Of $1 Million Drawing For Vaccinated Coloradans Can't Be Fully Measured Right Now
• Suspect Wanted In Connection To Carjacking On Detroit's East Side
• US Traffic Deaths Up 7% Last Year, Highest Number Since 2007
• Frida Kahlo 'Timeless' Exhibit Opens At Cleve Carney Museum At College Of DuPage
• 'They're Mentally Worn Out': Miami Heat Need Some Rest Says Pat Riley
• 2 Arrested In Connection To Shooting Near Fraternity House On UNT Campus
• Vaccinated Colorado Man Explains Troubles Trying To Ensure He's In Database, Eligible For State's $1 Million Drawing
• Patriots Sign Wide Receiver Marvin Hall
• New Castle County Police Arrest Alleged Castle Brook Apartments Serial Peeper
• Rep. Matt Gaetz Associate Joel Greenberg To Be Sentenced In August On Sex Trafficking Charges
• Biden says U.S. "on the move again" as unemployment rate dips to pandemic low
• 2 Men Charged In Shooting Death Of Butler County Nurse Caitlyn Kaufman Plead Not Guilty
• Fisher-Price Recalls 175,000 Soothers, Gliders After Deaths Of 4 Infants Who Were Not Buckled In
• United Airlines Banking On A Return Of Supersonic Travel, Plans To Buy 15 Jets From Startup Boom
• Sacramento County Woman Gets 7 Years in Prison For Setting Dog On Fire
• Fisher-Price And CPSC Recalls Popular Baby Gliders After 4 Infant Deaths
• CDC Urging Parents To Vaccinate Teens After COVID Hospitalizations Increase
• COVID Update (MN): MDH Reports 257 Additional Cases, 8 More Deaths; Nearly 60% Of Those 16+ Are Fully Vaccinated
• Northwestern University Names NCAA Executive Derrick Gragg As Athletic Director
• Miami's loanDepot Park Set To Host History Making Boxing Event On June 19
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Positivity Rate, Hospitalizations Continue To Decline
• Philadelphia Police: 23-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In West Kensington
• Part Of Building's Facade In Old City Crashes Onto Sign, Car On Market Street
• 15-Year-Old Girl In Critical Condition After Shooting On Lake Shore Drive
• Man, Woman Injured In Brownsville Drive-By Shooting
• Semi-Truck Carrying Fireworks Crashes, Catches On Fire On I-294 In Berkeley
• SamTrans Unveils Unity Artwork Adorning Buses, Shelters To Stand Against Racism
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 35 New Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• KDKA Pup, Pickles, Taking Very Important Steps As He Begins Training Process
• NC county bans Coca-Cola machines over Georgia voting law
• Stimulus Check Latest: Will You Get A Fourth Relief Payment?
• Grass Fire Threatened Apartment Building in Fairfield
• Nikola Jokic: 'I Would Love To Play My Whole Career In Denver'
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 703 New Coronavirus Cases, 30 Additional Deaths
• After Knocking Trail Blazers Out Of The Playoffs, Denver Nuggets Will Face Phoenix Suns With Game 1 Set For Monday
• Kayaker Knocked Over By Wind Rescued At Brewster's Long Pond
• Bill Belichick Praises Bruins For Great Game 3 Win Over Islanders: 'Go B's'
• Minnesota Weather: Record Heat, Near-100 Degree Temperatures This Weekend
• Baltimore's Franchon Crews-Dezurn Looks To Become First Undisputed Super Middleweight Champion Ever
• UMass Hockey Signs Head Coach Greg Carvel To Five-Year Extension
• First 'Vax For The Win' Contest Winners Announced Friday
• National Donut Day 2021: Where To Find Specials, Deals And Free Treats On Friday
• Officer Commended For Actions After Police Called On Children 'Playing Loudly In The Street'
• Daughter Of Firefighter Killed In Agua Dulce Shooting Graduates High School; Fellow Firefighters Turn Out In Strong Show Of Support
• Garth Brooks reflects on legendary career, being "the average guy"
• Baltimore Shifts Focus To Mobile, Pop-Up COVID-19 Vaccination Sites To Reach Under-Vaccinated Communities
• 26 Years After Kids Found Human Skull In Bensalem, Police Still Searching For Jane Doe's Identity
• WATCH: Elmwood Park Zoo Names New Linnaeus Sloth
• MDOT: Here's A List Of Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• Court Papers Show Body Of Missing Texas Boy Samuel Olson May Have Been Hidden For Weeks
• US Taps Groups To Pick Asylum-Seekers To Allow Into Country
• Bones Found Near Montecito Estate Of Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Identified As Native American Remains
• Barry Whelpley Charged In 1972 Murder Of Julie Ann Hanson In Naperville, Illinois
• Music Teacher Bryan Scott Arrested For Alleged Lewd Acts On Long Beach Girl
• Police: Gunmen Robbed Man, Tried To Carjack Jeep In Washington Heights
• LA County To Shutter Its 4 Large-Scale COVID Vaccination Super Sites
• Bill Belichick Confident That Brad Stevens Will Succeed In New Role With Celtics
• Attention Unemployed Denver Area Residents: Casinos In Black Hawk & Central City May Have A Job For You (And You Could Score $2,000+ Just By Accepting)
• Mountain Lion Seen Walking Through Millbrae Neighborhood
• Police Identify Suspect Accused Of Shooting 3 Wilmington Police Officers During Hourslong Standoff
• Winning $18.75M Lotto Texas Ticket Sold At Plano Xpress Food & Fuel Remains Unclaimed
• Elderly Man With Life-Threatening Injuries After Brutal Assault In Downtown San Rafael
• Children's Hospital Colorado Begs Lawmakers To Fund Residential Mental Health Care As Kids Are Forced To Seek Treatment Out Of State
• She-Weld: Blacksmith Marsha Trattner Creates Using Steel And Flame
• Rivers Casino Pittsburgh's Non-Tipped Employees To Receive $15/Hour Minimum Wage
• Man Shot And Killed Sunday In South Sacramento Identified As Juan Salcedo
• Texas Republican Party Chairman Allen West Has Resigned
• Family Game Night: Keeping The Family Together And Entertained As The Country Returns To Normal
• Whitmer Announces Federal Grant For MDOT Bridge Bundling Program
• Asian Americans reflect on the sacrifices of their families
• Texas bid to evict migrant kids from state shelters alarms advocates
• TSA Stops 2 Loaded Weapons At O'Hare Airport
• 1 Year Later, Still No Justice For Family Of Drive-By Shooting Victim Timeria Jones
• Fort Worth Police Searching For Heavily Tattooed Men Who Stole Truck From Stockyards 
• Colorado Bill To Transform Sex Offender Management Pulled After Claims It Would Hurt Public Safety
• 'Major Construction Project': 8 Mass Pike Bridges Being Replaced This Summer
• Experts See Strides On AIDS, But COVID-19 Halted Progress
• Woman Dead, 6 People Displaced After House Fire In Englewood
• Search Is On For Escaped Colorado Inmate Chaz Contreras, Who Ran From Hospital In Fort Morgan
• Player arrested at French Open for match-fixing in 2020
• Jewelry Thieves Target Elderly Victims In Fremont Robbery Scam
• Your Covid Defense Plan: How To Prep Your Home For The Holidays
• Dallas Police Searching For Package Thief Recorded On Video
• Former Ambassador Nikki Haley Endorses Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne For Re-Election
• Fisher-Price Recalls Baby Gliders After 4 Infant Deaths
• HSN Recalling 5.4 Million Clothing Steamers For Burn Risk
• 1 Dead After SUV Crashes Into Pole, Catches Fire In Auburn Gresham
• Texas DPS Trooper Tackles Rodolfo Gutierrez-Tapia After Garland Police Chase To McKinney
• Dallas Police Searching For Driver Who Injured Officer After Slamming Into Patrol Car Along LBJ
• CDC Says Florida Lawsuit Imperils Summer Cruises To Alaska
• Murals On Pilsen Viaducts Drawing Some Unwanted Visitors In Pigeons, Who Are Making A Disgusting Mess
• Portage Park Treasure Box Provides Free Toilet Paper, Other Essentials To Those In Need
• Crawford's 3-Run HR Propels Giants Past Cubs 7-2
• New England Living: The Power Of Bringing Daylight Into Your Home
• US Service Sector Growth Surges In May
• Missing San Mateo Teen Mother, Infant Daughter Found Safe
• Doggy Daycare Owner Says She Was Groped, Sexually Harassed By Illinois State Inspector Who Still Has A Job
• Red Sox Ready For First Series Against Yankees: 'Should Be Loud, Should Be Fun'
• Flies, Flies Everywhere! What's With The Winged Invasion In Chicago? An Expert Has Some Ideas
• Police Searching For Two Men Running A Ruse To Rob Homes
• Colorado Goalie Phillip Grubauer 'Focused On Winning In Every Situation' As Avalanche Prepare To Face Golden Knights In Game 3
• PTL Links: June 4, 2021
• Baltimore Felon Sentenced To 5 Years In Prison For Giving Fake Name To Police, Gun Possession
• Miami Weather: Passing Showers On Friday, Sizzling Weekend Ahead
• NYPD: Suspect Caught On Camera Vandalizing Black Wall Street Gallery
• Shooting in Vallejo Sends 3 People to Hospital
• San Francisco's Street Crisis Response Team Responds To Mental Health Calls
• Stopping The Covid Surge: The Winning Strategy To Avoid Another Shutdown - What This Former FDA Commissioner Is Urging
• Third Victim Dies Following Mass Shooting Outside Banquet Hall In NW Miami-Dade
• Survivor recalls abuse after remains of 215 Indigenous children found
• National Donut Day 2021: Where To Find Specials, Deals And Free Treats On Friday
• Unemployment rate falls to 5.8%, a pandemic-era low
• Minneapolis, St. Paul Ranked Among Top 100 Best Staycation Cities In U.S.
• Taste Of The Town: Contemporary American Grill Public Square Delighting Diners In Coral Gables
• Marco Andretti & Tony Kanaan On Superstar Racing Series: 'It's Totally Cool, Something That I've Never Done'
• Texans Among Long-Term Jobless, Single Parents And Older Workers Bracing For Early Unemployment Shutoff
• "CBS Sunday Morning" special edition on June 6 explores policing issues
• Tatis Homers To Back Darvish, Padres Hold Off Mets 4-3
• Police Respond To Stabbing With A Sword In Alleged Landlord-Tenant Dispute
• House committee interviews former Trump counsel after two-year legal battle
• Miami-Dade & Broward Look Toward New Mayors To Be Voice Of Calm During Hurricane Season
• 'It's A Multi-Generational Show': Courtney Nichole On Season 2 Of BET's 'Assisted Living'
• San Francisco Creates Street Wellness Response Teams
• More coffins found in search for Tulsa Race Massacre victims
• Man Found Shot To Death Inside Overturned Car In Pico Rivera
• Government report unable to explain source of many UFOs
• New Task Force Aims To Tackle Trauma In New York City Schools With Healing-Centered Approach
• Baltimore Residents Hire Private Security To Patrol Federal Hill
• Two Charged In Deadly Pompano Beach Hit And Run
• New York is ranked top state for LGBTQ+ inclusivity
• FBI investigating Postal Service chief over campaign fundraising
• Biden nearly doubles Chinese companies blacklist for U.S. investors
• Sources: Man Slashed 2 Women During Argument On 2 Train Near 96th Street Station
• Arrested journalist weeps on Belarus state television
• Biden emphasizes taxes on richest companies to fund infrastructure
• Hong Kong again bans Tiananmen Square vigil, arrests organizer
• Bodycam video captures deputies in shootout with children
• Vanessa Bryant calls out Nike over "unauthorized" shoes honoring daughter
• Pence says he and Trump may never see "eye-to-eye" on January 6
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Humid Friday; High 70s, Afternoon Storms Possible
• Seven asteroids are zooming past Earth this week
• United plans to bring back supersonic air travel
• Valedictorian scraps speech, makes powerful plea for abortion rights
• Family Game Night: Keeping The Family Together And Entertained As The Country Returns To Normal
• Nordstrom And Nordstrom Rack Stores Hosting Hiring Events Friday
• Biden Administration Taps Humanitarian Groups To Choose Asylum-Seekers To Allow Into US
• San Clemente, Known More For Its Sand And Sun, Declares Itself A Safe Haven For Gun Owners
• More Angelenos Planning To Move Out Of LA County, Survey Finds
• Scientists Excited About Humpback Whales Singing In Waters Off New York City
• Aurora Sending 100,000 Masks To India As COVID Cases Spike
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures Near 90 Degrees This Weekend
• Phillies Back At Citizens Bank Park With Crowd At 100 Percent Capacity
• Man sentenced in cruise ship murder of wife who asked for a divorce
• "Shrinkflation" means consumers pay the same amount for less
• Chicago Weather: Hot And Sunny Weekend On The Way
• CBS News business analyst discusses inflation and the housing market
• States That Fall Well Below Vaccinating 70% Of Adults Are 'Sitting Ducks' For An Outbreak, Expert Warns
• Bitcoin 2021: World's Largest Cryptocurrency Conference Coming To Wynwood
• 12-Year Old Boy In Shootout With Florida Deputies To Be Held In Detention As Dramatic Body Cam Video Is Released
• Announcer taking time off after comments on Black player's durag
• Port Authority Suspending Light Rail Service On Library Branch For Nearly 2 Weeks
• Frank Sumner Named Person Of Interest In 2000 Murder Of Molly Bish
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/4 Friday Morning Forecast
• State Senator Jay Costa Looking To Bring E-Scooters To Pittsburgh
• 130 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• 'Go For Broke': New Stamp Honors World War II Service Of Japanese Americans
• Stoneham School Hosting 'Be The Match' Bone Marrow Registry To Help Cancer Patient
• To Do List: Surf And Turf, Arts Festival, Farmer's Market
• EDD Fraud: Federal Judge Issues Sweeping Injunction Against Bank of America
• San Francisco Launches Street Overdose Response Team To Stem Tide Of Overdose Deaths
• VIDEO: Woman's Hair Lit On Fire Aboard San Francisco Muni Bus
• Jimmy Buffett's Star Lake Performance Canceled Due To Scheduling Conflict
• Survey: Pirate Parrot Named Among Most Popular MLB Mascots
• Vax Facts Panel, Pennsylvania Latino Affairs Commission Discuss Vaccinations, Safety, And Availability
• Pittsburgh City United FC Announced As Pittsburgh's Newest Soccer Franchise
• Friday's Show Info (6/4/21)
• New Brighton High School Senior Recovering In ICU After Being Shot
• Pittsburgh Police Issue Citation For Dek Hockey Rink Vandalism
• Bruce Cassidy Impressed By Goaltending Of Rask, Varlamov In Bruins' 2-1 Overtime Win Over Islanders

Videos from June 4, 2021

• CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger on "The Takeout" — 6/4/2021
• LGBTQ advocates criticize Florida governor's veto on mental health funding for Pulse shooting survivors
• 95-year-olds get married after COVID courtship
• "Shrinkflation" hits food and household products
• CDC urges adolescents to get vaccinated against COVID-19 as hospitalizations rise
• Facebook bans Trump for at least two years for posts during Capitol riot
• Fisher-Price recalls baby sleep products after infant deaths
• Record-breaking heat threatens Midwest and Northeast
• U.S. report finds no evidence UFOs were alien spacecraft
• Biden says U.S. is "on the move again" as unemployment dips
• FBI steps up response as ransomware attacks rise
• CDC report shows rise in teen COVID hospitalizations
• Facebook suspends former President Trump until 2023
• New initiative aims to get more women into state legislatures
• New Black-owned businesses boomed in some cities amid COVID-19
• Ways to reduce gun violence
• Labor Department reports U.S. economy adds 559,000 jobs in May
• ACLU lawyer on recent surge in anti-LGBTQ legislation
• Surge in lumber prices puts dream of home ownership out of reach for many Americans
• Doctor on plastic surgery boom amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Local Matters: What's at stake in Virginia's gubernatorial primary election
• May jobs report shows unemployment rate down to 5.8%
• Young Palestinians ramp up activism amid political turmoil
• Biden touts improving jobs numbers as Americans get vaccinated
• Researchers study potential treatment for COVID-19
• 91-year-old salmon slicer Len Berk heads back behind the counter after COVID left him furloughed
• Planning summer vacation travel as pandemic restrictions ease up
• What the Belarusian crackdown on journalists means for freedom of the press
• Greg Louganis talks 40 years of HIV/AIDS, fighting the stigma
• Garth Brooks reflects on career ahead of Kennedy Center Honors
• Duke University's legendary Coach K on his decision to retire from coaching college basketball
• Remains of 215 Indigenous Canadian children found on site of school they were forced to attend
• Emotional new video shows journalist detained in Belarus confessing to organizing riots
• WorldView: Pro-democracy activist arrested in Hong Kong; concerns about Olympics mount in Japan
• California economic projections predict high growth but many are still out of work
• DOJ to prioritize ransomware attacks on the same level as terrorism
• President Biden floats key concessions to get a deal on infrastructure plan
• Clinics across U.S. try new tactics to encourage vaccinations as rates decline
• Biden administration sending millions of COVID vaccine doses overseas amid dwindling demand at home
• 6/4: CBSN AM