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Articles from June 7, 2021

• UPDATE: Overturned Tractor Trailer Shuts Down WB I-580 Near Altamont Pass
• UPDATE: Hundreds Without Power In Piedmont
• LA Tap Water Deemed Best-Tasting In Competition; Santa Ana Gets 2nd Place
• 'It Got To Be Pretty Scary': Witnesses Describe Watching Colorado Tornado Barrel Toward Them
• World's Strongest Man Tough Enough To Stand Against Pandemic
• Search Continues For Shane Rayment, Wanted In Connection With Fatal North Hollywood Shooting, Kidnapping
• Yolo County Volunteer Fire Departments Consider Legal Action For Reliable Funding During Year-Round Fire Season
• Grape-Picking Robots Can Help Replace Manual Labor On Vineyards, UC Davis Research Shows
• Stassi, Angels Make Royal Pain Of Kowar's Major League Debut
• Caltrans, CHP Say Construction Zones Not Cause Of Sacramento Highway Crashes
• Vegetation Fire Shuts Down Eastbound Highway 12 In Fairfield
• 'Bigfoot' Sightings Possible Along I-70 In Colorado Monday
• Sheriff Alex Villanueva Sending Deputies To Venice Beach Encampments
• Bayview Neighborhood Park $3.3M Makeover Includes Cool Kid's Play Area
• Why Does The Heat Make Us Feel Crummy?
• Weld County, Where A Damaging Landspout Tornado Struck On Monday, Is No. 1 County In The Nation For Tornadoes
• Weld County Tornado: 2 Colorado Witnesses Describe Their Unforgettable View
• North Bay Crews Knock Down Structure and Vegetation Fire Near Santa Rosa
• Chicago Weather: Patchy Fog In The Morning
• Woman Caught On Video Plowing Over Northwest Side Couple's Yard; They Say Criticism Of Ald. James Gardiner Made Them Target
• Deadly Accident: Kendra Durnan Hit Elk On I-25, Got Out Of Car And Was Hit By Another Driver
• Chicago Pride History Makers: Art Johnston And Pepe Peña, Founders Of Sidetrack Bar And Advocates For Justice
• Former Colorado Trooper Wesley Dakan Accused Of Pointing Rifle At Car, Witnesses Asked To Come Forward
• Mead High School Principal Rachael Ayers Resigns Weeks After Photo Surfaces Showing Students Reenacting George Floyd Murder
• Denver Broncos Long-Time Athletic Trainer Steve 'Greek' Antonopulos Retires After 45 Years With Team
• Vanessa Jensen, 19, Killed By Gunfire While Watching Street Racing In North Minneapolis
• 'Sitting On A Time Bomb': Cambridge Housing Authority Residents Sound Alarms About Lack Of AC
• Family Of 'School Of Rock' Actor Kevin Clark Calls For Safety Improvements At Western And Logan, Where He Was Killed In Tragic Bicycle Accident
• Colorado Tornado Touches Down In Weld County: Some Livestock Deaths, Damage Assessments Ongoing
• Lifeguard Shortage Leaving Some Minnesota Pools, Beaches Unsupervised
• Cache La Poudre River Running High, And Poudre Fire Authority Is Busy With Rescues
• UM Doctors Part Of Team That Discovered New Drug To Treat Alzheimer's Disease
• Freight Train Stops For Over 40 Minutes In Mount Greenwood; Ald. Matt O'Shea Says Stopped Trains Are Recurring Problem And Safety Hazard
• Jeff Bezos Is Going To Space Aboard First Crewed Flight Of Blue Origin's New Shepard
• 16 Hurt When MTA Bus Crashes Into Brooklyn Building
• Manhunt Continues For Gunman Who Shot And Killed 10-year-Old Justin Wallace In Queens
• 'Our Goal Is To Eradicate The Stupidity': Jose 'Pepe' Diaz Fed Up With Rise In Miami-Dade Gun Violence
• No Harden, No Problem: Durant, Nets Blast Bucks In Game 2
• New Details Released In Efraim Gordon's Murder, 5 Suspects Involved Including 2 Juveniles
• Police Investigating After Woman Shot, Killed In Pittsburgh's Garfield Neighborhood
• Knife-Wielding Woman Arrested On Venice Boardwalk During LA City Councilman's Event
• Cuomo Says Kids Can Go Maskless Outdoors At Schools, Creating More Confusion For Parents And Some School Districts
• 1 Person Killed In Simi Valley House Fire
• CTA Train Derails At Bryn Mawr; Red, Purple Line Service Halted For Hours From Belmont To Howard
• Man Suspected Of Attacking 90-Year-Old Woman At Senior Living Facility In Richardson Arrested
• Islanders Weather Early And Late Onslaughts, And In Between Rock Bruins, Grab 3-2 Series Lead
• Biden admin threatens to sue Texas over migrant facility plans
• Baltimore Police Continue Search For Suspects in Linked Fells Point Shootings
• Marylanders Frustrated About Unemployment Benefits Ending, Issues Filing Claims
• Local High School Seniors Visit Westlake Village Elementary School Ahead Of Graduation
• Darryl Doles Charged In Series Of Attacks On Asian American-Owned Baltimore Businesses
• Heat Emergency In Boston; Cooling Centers Open To Residents
• Devon Erickson Talked About 'Bettering His Life' Just Before STEM School Shooting, Friend Testifies
• Immigration Fight To Be Heard In September
• Ja'Wuan James Files Grievance Against Denver Broncos Over His Release Last Month After He Tore Achilles Tendon
• There's A Sawmill On Belle Isle? Yup, Since 1905
• I-Team: Drinking Water Violations Continue To Pile Up For A Fort Worth Suburb
• Proposed Redistricting Plans For Harford Co. Schools Leaves Parents Frustrated & Concerned
• CDC Study Finds Coronavirus Vaccines Lead To Milder Disease In Rare Breakthrough Infections
• MISSING: Mark Thomas, 13, Last Seen In Lawndale
• ATF Baltimore Offers $10K Reward For Information On Alleged 'Triple-C' Gang Founder, Gary Creek, Whereabouts
• Summer Camps In New Jersey Will Be 'Almost Normal' With New Loosened Mask Guidelines
• 'Job Growth' Fund Ready For Proposals
• COVID Reopening: Bay Area Cities, Businesses, Residents Imagine Life After June 15
• Man Accused Of Robbery, Assaulting Employee At Former Workplace In Oroville
• Free Jams And Jabs: COVID-19 Vaccines Offered At Camden County's Sunset Jazz Series
• Teen In Serious Condition After Car Struck Cargo Train In New Castle
• FDA Gives Green Light To New Alzheimer's Drug For First Time In Almost 2 Decades
• Woman Killed, Man Critically Hurt After Shooting Near North Minneapolis Liquor Store
• Anne Arundel Co. Police Investigating After Customer Assaults Taco Bell Employee
• Baltimore Hospital Among 8 Nationwide Seeking To Reduce Disparities In Care For Black Women With Breast Cancer
• Philippine Airlines Fights Move To Transfer LAX Gates To More Distant Midfield Satellite Concourse
• Seal Beach's Historic Water Tower House Hits Market For $5M
• Horseshoe Casino Hiring Table Game Dealers, $25 Per Hour Minimum Earnings Guaranteed
• Florida Keys Coral Restoration Efforts Highlighted During World Oceans Day
• Bruce Cassidy Lets It Rip On Referees, 'New York Saints' After Frustrating Game 5 Loss
• Chicago Teachers Union On Strike At Urban Prep Charter Schools
• 'Water Is Life, Protect The Wildlife': Hundreds Protest Enbridge's Line 3 Replacement Pipeline In Northern Minnesota
• Isis Theater In Fort Worth Is Back
• Denver City Council Approves Providing Legal Assistance To Residents Facing Eviction
• Stepdad Charged In Connection With Stepson's Shooting Death After Woodbury Grad Party
• 'Dangerous Combination': Sacramento Gun Bust Leads To Charges Of $600,000 In Unemployment Fraud
• Red Sox Beat Sloppy Marlins 5-3
• DUI Driver Crashes Into Simi Valley House, 1 Resident Sustains Minor Injuries
• COVID Recovery: San Francisco City Hall Reopens For Weddings, Celebrates Pride Kickoff
• Red Sox Beat Sloppy Marlins 5-3 For 5th Straight Win
• FDA Approves 'Aduhelm' -- First Drug To Treat Cognitive Decline In Alzheimer's Patients
• Colorado Sports Broadcasting Veteran Jerry Schemmel Prepares For Grueling Race Across America
• Washington D.C. Firefighters Save Peregrine Falcon Monday
• Bruins Now On Brink Of Elimination After Losing 5-4 In Game 5 Vs. Islanders
• Grandmother Of 8 Killed During Attempted Carjacking In Rural Stanislaus County, Family Says
• Monongalia County Coal Company Mine To Close Later This Year
• 2 Water Main Breaks Impacts Traffic At Alvarado Street And Sunset Boulevard In Echo Park
• What Is Colorado's Tornado Alley? If Live By The DCVZ, You're In It
• Maryland Health Officials Partner With Community Groups To Expand Covid Vaccine Access
• Tuukka Rask Benched, Replaced By Jeremy Swayman For Third Period Of Game 5 Vs. Islanders
• Carbon dioxide levels hit another dangerous milestone
• Northwestern Introduces Dr. Derrick Gragg As New Athletic Director; He Will Focus On Inclusion, Engagement, And Community Involvement
• Sandy Fire Chars 7-10 Acres Within CZU Lightning Complex Burn Scar
• Marin County Cattle Ranchers Selling Off Parts Of Herd Because Of Drought
• Staffing Shortage A Nagging Issue For South Lake Tahoe Businesses As Tourism Ramps Up
• Ravens Launch New E-Sports Initiative, Ravens Gaming League
• Double Shooting Inside Nicetown-Tioga Corner Store Leaves Man Dead, Woman Seriously Injured
• Bill supporting "Havana Syndrome" victims passes Senate
• Dallas Police Take 97-Year-Old World War II Hero On Ride-Along
• Ohio Woman Dies After Passing Out While Riding Roller Coaster At Indiana Theme Park
• Darnell Andre Dunn Convicted For St. Paul Drive-By Shooting
• Pressure mounts on White House to help Afghans who aided U.S.
• Sign Up For Penguins' 'Learn To Play Dek Hockey' Program
• Santa Cruz Police Confirm Arrest of Wanted Sex Offender from Out of State
• Teen Shot, Critically Wounded Outside Eastern Hills High School In Fort Worth
• Lodi Man Arrested After CHP Vehicle Hit With Gunfire
• Horseshoe Bend Area Under Voluntary Evacuation After 3rd Gate Opened At Possum Kingdom Lake
• Nicholas Enger, 17, ID'd As Teen Killed By Stray Bullet While Watching Mpls. Street Race
• Canada Goose Shot With Arrow Near Bass Lake The Latest In Troubling Trend
• Democrat Wes Moore Announces Campaign For Maryland Governor
• 12-Year-Old Girl Wounded In Bronx Double Shooting
• Brad Marchand Scores Utterly Preposterous Goal To Tie Game 5 Vs. Islanders
• All Lanes of Hwy 4 Reopen Following Discovery Bay Brush Fire
• One Person Rescued from House Fire In San Francisco's Sunnyside Neighborhood
• Suffolk County Rolling Out New Incentives To Get Kids Vaccinated Before Summer Camp Season Begins
• Body Found At San Francisco International Airport Identified As San Leandro Resident
• Fort Worth Police Cruiser Struck By Train, No One Hurt
• Minnesota Weather: Blistering Heat, Incessant Sun Continue This Week
• CHP Arrests Concord Man Suspected in Freeway Shooting Over Weekend
• Houston Hospital Facing Lawsuit For Requiring COVID-19 Vaccine, Dallas' Parkland Choosing Education Over Litigation
• 'Our Voices Are Needed': Young People Speak Out Amid Violence In Minneapolis
• Even More Patriots Arrive For Busy Week Of OTAs
• Families Find Hope After FDA Approves Alzheimer's Disease Drug
• Several Roseville Officers Injured During Struggle With Suspect Pulled Over For Traffic Violation
• Beloved St. Patrick's Catholic School PE Teacher Gets Special Retirement Send-Off
• 'Hope In A Box' Program Aims To Promote LGBTQ-Inclusive Curriculums At Public Schools
• Smoke From North Fork Fire Burning In Wyoming Can Be Seen From Colorado
• 'That 70s Show' Star Danny Masterson Pleads Not Guilty To Rape Charges, Surrenders Passport
• Wind Advisory in Effect for Bay Area with Gusts up to 55 MPH Forecast
• Vegetation Fire Prompts Evacuations In Novato Residential Neighborhood
• Freedom Manor Opens To Help Women Struggling With Addiction
• Frank Coconate Seeks To Sell Mob Hitman Frank Calabrese Sr.'s Rifle, Which He's Owned For 35 Years
• Concord Man Facing Attempted Murder Charge After Fairfield Freeway Shooting
• Carjacking Incidents Have Suspects Hit Victims With Their Vehicle, Show A Gun And Take Other Vehicle
• California Drought: Water Emergency Declaration Coming To Santa Clara County; Mandatory Restrictions Sought
• Controlled Burns To Be Held Near San Andreas Dam, Pilarcitos Dam In San Mateo County
• Illinois State Budget Includes $788,500 For Violence Prevention In Chicago Neighborhoods -- What Do Lawmakers Hope To Accomplish?
• Colorado Restaurant Association Job Board Hopes To Bring Together Employers, Potential Employees
• Scott Berkett, Beverly Hills Man Accused Of Trying To Hire Hitman, Ordered Held Without Bail Pending Trial
• 21 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools
• Hialeah Woman Charged With Allegedly Abusing 5-Week-Old Baby
• Woman Swept Away Trying To Drive Over Flooded Bridge In Garland Identified
• West Virginia University To Study Effect Of CBD On Drivers With First-Of-Its-Kind Simulation
• Leader From Allegheny And Butler Counties Meet To Rebuild And Redevelop Communities In Southwestern Pa.
• FDA Approves First New Alzheimer's Drug In 18 Years Despite Advisory Committee's Recommendation Not To
• Police Locate Missing Man Clinton Connors
• 'Greatest Teacher Ever': Students, Friends, Family Remember Melissa Wright During Celebration Of Life
• Solano County Veterans Who Quit High School For The Military Can Apply For Diploma
• Irwin Florist Accused Of Hiding Camera In Floral Arrangement To Spy On Woman
• Biden's vaccination goal faces roadblocks in the South
• Man Dead Following Police-Involved Shooting In Bayonne
• In Wake Of Killing Of 10-Year-Old, Wounding Of 12-Year-Old, Mayor De Blasio Blames Feds, State For NYC's Gun Violence
• Record-breaking heat wave threatens millions across U.S.
• University Of Chicago Will Grant Ph.D. To Student Yiran Fan Killed In January
• 'Lucky To Be Alive': Wisconsin Man Abandons Water-Filled Boat In Chatham
• Colorado Buffaloes QB Sam Noyer Announces He's Transferring
• 11-Year-Old Girl From Iowa Stable After Sunday Night Shooting
• Former Michigan State Basketball Star Keith Appling Charged With First-Degree Murder
• Miami-Based Celebrity Millennium Becomes First Cruise To Set Sail With Paying Passengers Since Pandemic Shutdown
• 'Pretty Significant': How The Controversial New Treatment For Alzheimer's Is Being Received
• Leland Morris ID'd As Victim Who Drowned Attempting To Help His Kids Back To Shore In Fridley Lake
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Lowest Daily Caseload In More Than A Year; Lowest Infection Rate And Fewest Hospitalizations Ever Reported
• Slowing Down Trae Young Top Priority For Ben Simmons, Sixers In Game 2
• Tom Brady's rookie card sells for record $3.1 million
• Historic Saint Matthew's Cathedral In East Dallas To Add Rental Community Next Door
• LOCATED: Leslie Martinez, 24, Last Seen In Portage Park
• Police: Argument Over Man Leads To Fatal Shooting In Warren
• One Driver Arrested, Another Sought After I-25 Pedestrian Killed
• Police: Christian Batista Charged For Sucker Punching 75-Year-Old Asian Woman
• 17-Year-Old Boy Shot Nearby Sto-Rox High School Stadium Cuts All-Star Football Game Short
• Baltimore County Police Investigating Double Shooting In Essex Precinct
• 'Sweltering!': Extreme Heat Has Some Massachusetts Schools Letting Students Out Early
• Dr. Dave Hnida: COVID Can Wreck Kids' Lives
• Pa. Lawmakers Return For June With Big Agenda, Sharp Differences
• Philadelphia Police Searching For White SUV In Hit-And-Run That Killed 35-Year-Old Woman
• 'There's No Hiding From The Sun': Heatwave Especially Tough For Those Working Outdoors
• Report: 'Boogaloo' Suspect In Law Enforcement Officers' Murders Belonged To Militia Seeking War On Police
• EBMUD To Meet On Proposed Water, Sewer Rate Hikes Set For July
• Man Wanted On Warrant Arrested In Arden Arcade Area
• SEE IT: Miami Man Jailed For Attacking Miami-Dade Fire Engine With Baseball Bat
• Allegheny County DA Stephen Zappala, Under Fire For Stopping Plea Deals With Black Attorney, Brings Plea Deals Back To The Table
• US Supreme Court To Take Up Orange County Muslim Surveillance Case
• Mom Arrested After Posing As Teen Daughter, Attending Her Middle School As 'Social Experiment'
• Cooler Temperatures Expected To Continue
• SEE IT: SUV Causes Major Damage After Crashing Into Fort Lauderdale Convenience Store
• Wisconsin Prisons To Resume In-Person Visits In Late June
• Laurel High School Senior Walks At Graduation Ceremony Three Years After Being Paralyzed By Football Injury
• Teen Runaways Arrested After High-Speed Pursuit Ends In Morgan County
• Massachusetts State Trooper Michael Atton Charged With Domestic Assault In Wrentham
• 3 Dead, Including 15-Year-Old, In Murder-Suicide Near Homestead Air Reserve Base
• Colorado Sky Could Be Hazy Tuesday With Smoke From Two Arizona Wildfires
• New Jersey to close women's prison after "long history" of abuse
• Chicago Auto Show To Include New Street Festival Featuring Test Drives, Food, Drinks, And Music
• Philadelphia District Attorney's Office Will Hold 4 Town Halls On Public Safety, Criminal Justice Reform
• Massachusetts Reports 89 New COVID Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• Metrolink Launches Safety Campaign To Help Prevent Tragedies Near Tracks
• Little Elm Mayor-Elect Curtis Cornelious Hopes Historic Victory Inspires Youth
• Marcus Eriz, Wynne Lee Arrested In Apparent Road Rage Shooting Death Of 6-Year-Old Aiden Leos
• Navy Veteran From Pittsburgh Nominated For NHL's Willie O'Ree Community Hero Award
• Outdoor speakers with great reviews
• Surprising Father's Day gifts with great reviews
• Police: Tractor Trailer Overturns After Colliding With Train In Dundalk
• Border Patrol Agents Seize More Than 600 Pounds Of Marijuana Near Rio Grande River
• Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank Sees Record Number Of Food Stamp Applications In April
• Victim Of Stanislaus County Attempted Carjacking Identified As Elizabeth Mann Of Tracy
• 'No One Is Safe From This Threat' Cybersecurity Experts Give Tips On How To Stay Safe Online
• Arlington Mayor-Elect Jim Ross Says He's Ready To Focus On Priorities: 'Jobs, Jobs, And More Jobs'
• 36 Fully Vaccinated Philadelphians To Win Up To $50,000 Through New Philly Vax Sweepstakes Program
• Lawsuit Alleges Vision Specialist sexually Abused 2 Students
• Philadelphia Weather: Residents Young, Old Looking For Relief From First Heatwave Of Season
• Swalwell Helps Advance $20M In Funding For Valley Link Project To Connect BART With ACE Trains
• Off-Duty Texas Deputy Shoots, Kills Man Wielding Knife At Knights Of Columbus Hall
• Heat Causes 15 Minneapolis Public Schools To Move To Distance Learning
• Colorado's Comeback: 8 Denver Pools Now Open For The Season, 3 More Open Next Week
• Police Arrest 21-Year-Old Suspect In 17-Year-Old Penn Hills Student Daren Hobdy's Shooting Death
• FBI Announces Seizure of Colonial Pipeline Ransom, Cyberattack Investigation
• Helio Castroneves On Superstar Racing Experience: 'Big Fan Of This Format, It's Going To Be Great For Everyone'
• Update: Missing Teen Daniela Repiso Has Been Found
• COVID Vaccines: CDPH Launches Ad Campaign Aimed At Addressing Fertility Concerns
• Police Increase Patrols At Hampton Beach, Resulting In 16 Weekend Arrests
• Mayor Janey Fires Boston Police Commissioner Dennis White; 'We Have A New Vision For Policing In Boston'
• Bryce Williams Gets 27-Month Sentence For Role In Burning 3rd Precinct
• White Sox Closer Liam Hendriks Loves Legos, And He's Got Lucas Giolito Into Them Too
• Texas Officers Shoot, Kill Armed Man Reportedly Asking Hotel Guests, 'Do You Want To Die?'
• Long Beach Police Seek Public Help To Find Missing Woman, Colette Flores Whiteway
• Juan Figueroa Indicted For Murder: Family Of Rita Gutierrez-Garcia Praying She Will Be Found
• Supervisors to Revisit Firearm Laws for Unincorporated San Mateo County
• Motorcyclist Leads Authorities On Dangerous, High-Speed Pursuit Through East LA County
• California Militia Plotted Planned For 'War' Against Police
• One Killed In Two-Car Crash in South L.A. Area
• Someone Won $5 Million Off Lottery Jackpot Ticket Bought In East Texas
• Philadelphia Trash Collection One Day Behind Schedule
• How much AMC's CEO could make from the stock's 2,500% rise
• Ex-Con Pleads Not Guilty In Shootout With Off-Duty LAPD Officer
• Gov. Murphy Says He Plans To Close New Jersey's Only Women's Prison After Reviewing Investigative Report
• FDA Approves Much-Debated Alzheimer's Drug Panned By Experts
• LIST: Open Baltimore Businesses And Their COVID Restrictions, According To The Downtown Partnership
• 29-Year-Old Aberdeen Woman Found
• Five Wounded In Oakland Sunday Night Drive-By Shooting
• Ocean City Police Investigating Double Stabbing Over Mini Golf, Suspect In Custody
• The Talk's Sheryl Underwood Announced As Host For The 48th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards
• Suspect Theresa Balboa To Face More Charges In Death Of 5-Year-Old Samuel Olson
• Oakland Police Ask for Public's Help Finding Missing 37-Year-Old Man
• INDYCAR SERIES Drivers Discuss Upcoming Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix, Coming June 11-13
• Hundreds Gather For Pro-Gun Rally Outside Pennsylvania Capitol
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Robbing 65-Year-Old in Salinas
• Carbon Dioxide Levels Now 50% Higher Than Preindustrial Time
• Florida Judge To Hear Arguments In Cruise Ship Fight
• Minnesota State Capitol Will Reopen Thursday
• United Airlines says it, too, won't hire unvaccinated workers
• Detroit Police Investigating Video Of Greektown Altercation
• More Affordable Housing Options Offered In Carbondale With Red Hill Lofts
• Apple Unveils iOS 15 With New Features For Post-Pandemic Life
• 'It Gives The Victims A Little Bit Of A Voice': Monica Denise On VH1's 'Infamy: When Fame Turns Deadly'
• 52-Year-Old Tammie Ellis Reported Missing From Towson Area Sunday
• Reporter whose phone records were seized is "angry but not surprised"
• Jury Selection Begins In Trial Of Sheldon Jeter, Key Figure In Unsolved Rachael DelTondo Homicide
• 'National Crisis': Barnstable 21 Lifeguards Short Headed Into Busy Summer Months
• Mark Consuelos Gives Exclusive 'Riverdale' Scoop With Son Michael
• Following Winston Smith Shooting, US Marshals Service To Allow Local Law Enforcement To Wear Body Cams On Fugitive Task Force
• Woman Arrested In Miami Beach Shooting
• Denver Revokes Pinkerton's License After Shooting Involving Unlicensed Security Guard Matthew Dolloff
• 16-Year-Old Dies After Being Pulled From Lake Gardner In Amesbury
• Virtual Public Meeting For I-30 East Corridor Project (Dallas County)
• Robert Kraft Gets A Fancy New Bentley From Jay-Z, Meek Mill & Michael Rubin For His 80th Birthday
• Phillies Offering Free Tickets To Fans Who Get Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine During Braves Series This Week
• Man Dies In Motorcycle Crash In Harris
• Black Bear Nicknamed 'Boo Boo' Spotted In Scituate
• $1.2M+ In Fentanyl, Cocaine Seized At Southern Border, 2 Arrested 
• Video shows frustrated NYC drivers pushing car out of the way
• Veteran Alameda County DA 'Dismayed' Over Federal Judge's Assault Weapons Ban Decision
• Phil Washington Announced As The Nominee For Denver International Airport CEO
• Catonsville Will Hold Fourth Of July Fireworks On July 3
• Google Hit With Massive Fine In France For Abusing 'Dominant' Ads Position
• Harris in Guatemala discourages would-be migrants: "Do not come"
• Two Pittsburgh Athletes Heading To Tokyo For Olympic Games
• 7 Charged In Washington County Sex Trafficking Sting
• Youngest Survivors Of Parkland School Shooting Now Graduating
• Celtics Assistant Scott Morrison Reportedly Interviews For Boston's Head Coaching Job
• Giants Broadcaster Duane Kuiper To Undergo Chemotherapy, Will Miss Some Broadcasts
• Flash Flood Warning For Tarrant And Dallas Counties Until 2:15pm
• Early Morning Shooting Claims San Jose's 20th Homicide Victim In 2021
• Murphy Says He Plans To Close New Jersey's Only Women's Prison
• NorCal Kayaker Rescued At Sea During Attempt To Solo Paddle From San Francisco To Hawaii
• 11th Annual Special Olympics Torch Run Officially Underway
• White House briefing room returns to full capacity
• 2 Adults, 2 Children Trapped After Car Goes Over Hillside In Duquesne
• Catalytic Converter Theft: Manufacturers, Middlemen Making Money From Wave Of Thefts
• 2 Men Found Guilty Of Kidnapping, Killing Realtor Monique Baugh
• Supreme Court Rules Migrants Who Enter Country Illegally Have No Right To Green Cards
• Tech Expert Weighs In On Pros, Cons Of Amazon Sidewalk As Deadline To Opt Out Approaches
• Alleged Drunken Driver Hits St. Cloud Squad Car Head-On
• FDA Approves Biogen's Aducanumab As First New Alzheimer's Drug In Nearly 20 Years
• Former Detroit City Council Member Gabe Leland Sentenced To 2.5 Years Of Probation On Misconduct In Office Charge
• Supreme Court Rules Against Immigrants with Temporary Protected Status
• The bans on transgender athletes — 6 facts
• 200 Small Businesses Now Offering Incentives To Vaccinated Customers Through Delaware Wins Program
• 'Rolling With The Punches': Burncoat Middle School In Worcester Releases Students Early Monday Due To Heat
• Police: 2 Women Arrested In Davis Allegedly Had Stolen Mail, Drugs
• Man Fatally Shot At Hennepin LRT Stop Identified As 33-Year-Old Deandre Smith
• Chicago Auto Show Hosting Pop-Up Street Festival Outside McCormick Pace
• 'The Mod Squad,' 'Purple Rain' Star Clarence Williams III Dies In LA At 81
• Gulf Tower Condemned By City Of Pittsburgh Inspectors Following Electrical Fire Last Month
• Community On Edge As Search Continues For Midtown Attempted Rape Suspect: 'I'm Not Feeling Safe Around Here'
• 17-Year-Old Girl Killed In Violent 2-Vehicle Crash In Bucks County
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 1,106 New Coronavirus Cases, 24 Deaths Over Last 3 Days
• United Airlines Requiring Proof Of COVID Vaccine For Employees
• Bay Area Filipino-Americans Celebrate Yuka Saso's Historic U.S. Open Win
• Girl, 11, Shot And Wounded In West Pullman
• FDA Approves Alzheimer's Disease Drug Debated By Medical Advisors Over Its Effectiveness
• San Jose Planning Commissioner Seeks Emergency Funds for Summer Youth Programs
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 3-Day Total Of 76 New Cases, No Additional Deaths
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations At Lowest Levels Since March 2020
• Five Drownings Reported In Massachusetts Since Friday
• Crews Battle Blaze On Property Of Historic McNeal Mansion In Burlington
• Boston Residents Work To Stay Cool Amid Heat Wave
• Gov. DeSantis Signs Bills To Combat Foreign Influence, Corporate Espionage
• Fisher-Price Recalls Baby Soothers After 4 Infant Deaths
• Patrice Bergeron Responds To Barry Trotz's Accusation Of 'Cheating' On Faceoffs
• Supreme Court rejects battle over men-only draft registration
• COVID In Minnesota: Daily Cases Per Capita Now As Low As June 2020; Positivity Rate At 2.8%
• Two Homeless Men Found Dead In Berkeley's Civic Center Park
• Supreme Court to hear case on FBI surveillance of Muslim community
• FDA Approves First New Alzheimer's Disease Drug In Nearly 20 Years
• Maryland State Police Responded To 21 DUI-Related Crashes
• FDA approves first new Alzheimer's drug in 20 years, despite questions
• Lutheran Medical Center Celebrates National Cancer Survivors Day With Drive-Thru Event
• Michigan Confirms First Case Of Hantavirus
• Washington Square Park Curfew Confusion Continues After Saturday's Arrests
• Recognize Him? Dead Man Found At Exxon Gas Station In Oak Lawn
• Caught On Video: Man Pepper Sprays Couple On Manhattan Sidewalk
• Free Family Fun Days At Detroit's Beacon Park Throughout The Summer
• Two Water Main Breaks Flood Echo Park Streets
• Are Camila Mendes & Charles Melton Back Together?!
• Crash Cleared, Lanes Of Highway 50 Back Open Near 39th Street In Sacramento
• Maryland Casinos Set New Monthly Revenue Record
• Karson Kuhlman In, Jake DeBrusk Likely Out For Bruins In Game 5 Vs. Islanders
• Brandon Carlo Skates After Practice, But Ruled Out For Bruins-Islanders Game 5
• Semi Rolls Into Backyard Of Commerce City Home After Multi-Vehicle Crash
• Several Baltimore County Public Schools Closing 3 Hours Early Monday Due To Lack Of AC
• Truck Rolls Down Sonoma Cliff, Driver Arrested on Suspicion Of DUI
• CTA's Pride Train Begins Service Monday
• Fisher-Price Recalls Baby Soothers After 4 Infant Deaths
• Crews Search For Man Missing After Swimming In Big Kandiyohi Lake
• Washington And Jefferson College Adopts COVID-19 Vaccine Requirement For Students
• Tigers Place RHP Fulmer On 10-Day IL
• Massachusetts Man Arrested For Violating Maui COVID Travel Restrictions
• Massachusetts Gas Prices 12 Cents Lower Than National Average
• UPDATE: Bay Area Kayaker Rescued at Sea Attempting SF-Hawaii Solo Paddle
• Black Bear Spotted In Downtown Naples Eludes Wildlife Officials
• Court Ends Fees, Fines For Youth In Criminal Justice System
• 'He's Too Young To Die:' Father Devastated After 10-Year-Old Justin Wallace Killed In Queens Double Shooting
• Seven For Simone; Biles Claims Another US Gymnastics Title
• Thousands Of Dallas College Students Have Loan Debt Cancelled
• Illinois Driver Services Facility In Thompson Center Reopens After COVID Shutdown
• India eases COVID restrictions as infections hit 2-month low
• Police Investigating Shootings In Detroit
• Philadelphia Weather: Hot, Humid Start To Week As Temperatures To Soar Into 90s Once Again; Heat Advisory In Effect
• Fire Tears Through Vacant Downtown LA Medical Clinic
• Denver Weather: Another Chance For Afternoon Thunderstorms, Then Just Dry And Hot!
• Report: Patriots Never Showed 'Real Interest' In Julio Jones
• Man Impaled By Fallen Tree During Rare Derecho Celebrates Recovery One Year Later
• Marquette Gets 1,000 Feet Of Great Lakes Beach From Utility
• Infant Deaths Leads To Fisher-Price Recall Of Baby Soothers
• Baltimore City Schools Without AC Dismissing Early Monday
• 5 Killed, 54 Wounded In Weekend Shootings Across Chicago
• California Water District Wins Prize For Best Tasting Tap Water In US
• The NHL's Selke Trophy Really Ought To Be Named For Patrice Bergeron At This Point
• Paramount+ Adds 'The Avengers,' 'Tropic Thunder,' 'The School Of Rock' And More To Movie Library Starting Today
• At Miami Conference, El Salvador's President Announced He Wants Bitcoin To Be Legal Tender In His Country
• Simone Biles claims record 7th U.S. gymnastics title
• 'Lemonade For Manny' Stand Raises Money For Family Of Worcester Police Officer Familia
• "Cake Boss" Star Buddy Valastro On Being Impaled Multiple Times In A Scene Right Out Of A Horror Movie
• AAA: Florida Drivers May See Higher Gas Prices This Week
• Lawrence Police Nab 61 Underage Customers At Liquor Store In 'Operation Fireball'
• Beeple and NFTs: 60 Minutes+ reports on a new digital era for fine art
• Former Giants RB Brandon Jacobs Attempting A Comeback, Switching To Defensive End: 'I Got The Size, Speed And Strength To Go Out And Whoop Any Tackle On Any Given Day'
• STEM Signing Day An Exciting Time For Students Who Hit The Books Instead Of The Court
• At Least 12 Report Rashes After Swimming In Wauconda; Parents Don't Believe It's Swimmer's Itch As Village Reports
• Larson Wins Again
• PTL Links: June 7, 2021
• Leslie Rossi, Creator Of Westmoreland Co. 'Trump House' To Be Sworn Into Pa. House Of Representatives
• Red Sox Send Message With First Sweep Of Yankees In New York In 10 Years
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs 24 Bills Into Law
• Miami Weather: Mostly Sunny Monday, Highs In The Upper 80s
• Tracking The Tropics: Forecasters Watching Low Pressure System In Caribbean For Potential Tropical Development
• Oxygen Levels In Minnesota Lakes Dropping Faster Than Oceans, Study Finds
• House report calls out Fisher-Price over infant sleeper deaths: "Outrageous"
• Logan Paul Lasts The Distance Against Floyd Mayweather In Exhibition
• Historic Minneapolis Uptown Theatre Agrees To Vacate In Eviction Settlement
• Hinsdale Students Create Book To Document Stories Of Living Through COVID-19 Pandemic; Exhibit Also Created
• Towson University, UM St. Joseph Medical Center Partner For Vaccine Clinic
• David Krejci Hit With $5,000 Fine For Slashing Mat Barzal In Bruins-Islanders Game 4
• 'It's A Thing I've Wanted To Do All My Life' - Jeff Bezos Heading To Texas To Launch Himself Into Space
• W. Va. Senator Joe Manchin Won't Support President Biden's Election Reform Bill
• High lumber prices put homes out of reach for many Americans
• Jeff Bezos will fly to space July 20
• Meet Florida's New Director Of Emergency Management Kevin Guthrie
• Last surviving soldier who helped liberate Auschwitz dies at 98
• New Jersey Set To Ban Landlords From Asking Tenants About Criminal History
• Owings Mills High School Learning Virtually Monday Due To Power Outage
• Mother Of Florida Teen Accused Of Stabbing Tristyn Bailey 114 Times, Faces Tampering With Evidence Charge After Washing Bloody Jeans
• Police In Fort Worth Investigate Two Separate Shootings That Leave 4 Injured
• Kamala Harris' plane returns to base due to "technical issue"
• Camp Cranberry Begins With Weekly Themes For Kids Of All Ages
• Cobby, oldest male chimp in captivity in U.S., has died at 63
• Clarence Williams III, "The Mod Squad" actor, has died at 81
• 3 dead, at least 5 hurt after shooting outside graduation party
• Logan Paul goes the distance in bout against Floyd Mayweather
• Manchin says he'll vote against Democratic elections bill
• Walmart will give 740,000 employees free smartphones
• Arrests in road rage shooting that killed 6-year-old in California
• Asian-Style Grocer May Be Interested In Hill District Shop 'N Save Space
• Meghan Markle gives birth to daughter Lilibet, her second child with Prince Harry
• Car Crashes Into Side Of Building In River North
• Turkish leader vows to tackle pollution fueling "sea snot" outbreak
• Woman dies after falling in canyon at Zion National Park
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot And Humid, Rain Chances
• Shots Fired On Lake Shore Drive Leads To Crash At 31st Street
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/7 Monday Morning Forecast
• Some Massachusetts Schools To Release Students Early Monday Due To Excessive Heat
• Chicago Weather: Scattered Showers, Storms Monday
• PFAS, Known As 'Forever Chemicals,' Detected In 1/3 Of Pa. Water Tests
• Baltimore County Releases Traffic Stop Data Dashboard
• Ocean City Officials Ask Visitors To Be Patient As They Continue To Struggle With Staffing Hotels, Restaurants And Attractions
• Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Judge Lyris Younge Suspended For 6 Months For 'Blatant And Inexcusable' Conduct
• 3 Dead, At Least 5 Hurt When Gunmen Open Fire On Graduation Party In Kendall
• McArdle Roadway In Mt. Washington Set To Close For Two Weeks
• Interactive Map: Drinking Water Violations In North Texas
• At least 51 killed as 2 express trains collide in Pakistan
• Mother Pleads For End Of Gun Violence After 18-Year-Old Son Gunned Down In West Oak Lane
• 'It Makes Sense': Lexington Parents Relieved About Half Day Of School In Dangerous Heat
• Beloved San Francisco Zoo Chimp Cobby Dies At 63
• Fully-Vaccinated Napa Woman Dies of COVID-19
• Police Officer And His Son Donate Bicycles For Pitcairn Children
• 20-Year-Old Pittsburgh Man Dies In Somerset Co. Drowning
• Extra Security Expected As Sheldon Jeter, Accused Of Killing Tyric Pugh In Aliquippa, Heads To Trial
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• 25-Year-Old Man Killed In Armstrong Co. Car Crash
• 16-Year-Old Teenager Dies After Diving Into Water-Filled Quarry
• ECU Earns Spot In Super Regionals With 9-6 Win Over Maryland
• First Heat Wave Of 2021 As Dangerous Temperatures Soar Above 90
• Downtown Pittsburgh Bars, Restaurants Finally Thrive During A Busy Weekend

Videos from June 7, 2021

• Vice President Kamala Harris discourages would-be migrants in Guatemala
• Billionaire Jeff Bezos says he's heading to space on Blue Origin's first manned mission
• Illinois set to be first state to ban police from lying to child suspects
• Western drought "the worst we have ever seen," says CBS News' Jeff Berardelli
• COVID vaccines lag in Southern states as Biden's July 4 deadline looms
• Local Matters: LA city controller candidate Kenneth Mejia on LAPD's budget and misconceptions about "defund the police"
• Fisher-Price ignored "critical" infant sleeping warnings, report finds
• Infrastructure talks continue as Biden prepares for first overseas trip
• 2 suspects arrested in deadly road rage shooting in California
• Harris addresses border crisis on first foreign trip as vice president
• Low vaccine rates fuel fear of COVID surge in the South
• FDA approves controversial Alzheimer's drug
• U.S. recovers millions in Bitcoin paid in Colonial Pipeline ransom
• Tracking the latest heat wave
• Local Matters: Georgia Governor Brian Kemp booed at state's GOP convention
• Record-breaking heat wave threatens millions
• Analyzing the slowdown of U.S. COVID vaccinations
• Feds recover $2.3 million in ransom paid to Colonial Pipeline hackers
• 6/7: Red and Blue
• Senator Joe Manchin plans to block sweeping voting rights bill
• "We need sanctions" on China over COVID origins, former official argues
• White House press secretary addresses full briefing room for the first time
• Harris meets with Guatemalan president
• Local Matters: Shaun Donovan on his run for mayor of New York City
• Tips for traveling as more countries ease COVID-19 restrictions
• First new drug for Alzheimer's in 20 years approved by FDA
• Harris travels to Guatemala and Mexico on first official trip abroad
• Bill Bratton on his new memoir and the future of policing in America
• Harris meets with Guatemala's president on first foreign trip as VP
• Supreme Court rules on case of immigrants with temporary protected status
• How bystanders can help in situations of harassment or hate crimes
• Jeff Bezos going to space on his company's first human space flight
• Economists predict reaching herd immunity will boost economic activity
• Former head of NYPD, LAPD Bill Bratton on new memoir, future of policing
• Paddling into history: U.S. teen heading to Olympics
• Beeple and NFTs: 60 Minutes+ reports on a new digital era for fine art
• Royals expert on historic birth of Lilibet Diana, Harry and Meghan's daughter
• Lake Mead's low water level prompts feds to consider declaration of Colorado River water shortage
• New congressional report says "dangerous" Rock 'n Play exposes U.S. safety flaws
• New York Times reporter whose phone records were secretly obtained by Justice Department says freedom of press is under threat
• Houston hospital sued by 117 staff members for mandating COVID-19 vaccinations
• Virginia voters set to select Democratic gubernatorial candidate
• WorldView: Train crash kills dozens in Pakistan; Mexico elections set to shake up government
• Big blow to Biden agenda: Senator Manchin to oppose Democrats' voting rights bill
• Vice President Kamala Harris aims to tackle immigration on her first foreign trip to Guatemala
• 6/7: CBSN AM
• Biden administration races to get Americans inoculated