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• Samantha Rodriguez, San Jose Mother Wanted In Murder of Son Liam Husted 'Little Zion' Arrested In Denver
• 'That Person Is A Menace': Sacramento Crime Victim Fights Back, Returns Neighbor's Stolen Property
• Biba Family Accuses Former Employee Of Stealing Recipes, Trade Secrets For East Sacramento Restaurant
• West Marin School Superintendent Bob Raines Suspected Of Committing Lewd Act With A Child
• Davis Pastor Says Church's Message On Pride That Drew Anger Was Misinterpreted
• LA County Democratic Party Calls On Sheriff Alex Villanueva To Resign
• First-Of-Its-Kind Law Allows Child Sex Assault Survivors To Sue Institutions That Covered Up Abuse
• Father & Boyfriend Of Murder Victim Isabella Thallas Sue Suspect & Former DPD Sergeant
• 'It's Always Fatal': Wildlife Rescuer Warns Homeowners About Spiked Wrought Iron Fencing Killing Deer
• COVID: Cal/OSHA Calls Special Meeting To Reconsider Employee Mask Rules
• Extended Al Fresco Dining Up For Debate In Popular Long Beach Community
• LAPD Releases Body Cam Video Of Fatal Police Shooting
• SF Launches Program To Offer Free Or Reduced Admission At 21 Museums
• Only On KCAL9: Video Shows Uniformed Officer Kick Man In Face At Glendale Galleria During Apparent Arrest
• Donovan Mitchell Scores 45, Rallies Jazz Past Clippers
• Family's Home Destroyed In Fast-Moving Yuba County Fire
• California Workplace Regulators To Again Reconsider Mask Standards
• Ohtani's 470-Ft Shot Tops Halos' HR Barrage, 8-1 Win Over KC
• 3 Girls Killed, 1 In Critical Condition Following Lucerne Valley Hit-And-Run
• Tauchman Slam, Crawford 2 Hrs As Giants Beat Rangers, 9-4
• D-Backs Lose 18th In A Row On Road, A's Beat Arizona 5-2
• Calaveras County Bans Fireworks For 5 Months Amid Already Active California Fire Season
• 'New Normal': Changes Coming To Offices Before Workers Return
• Colorado Springs Police Arrest Attempted Murder Suspect Jacob Aaron Sedillo Accused Of Shooting Officer
• More Visits To High Country Cause New Stresses For Rescuers
• Chicago Weather: Muggy And Warm
• Hundreds Arrested In Global Crime Bust Run By Southland FBI Field Office
• Sheriffs Of Ramsey, Hennepin Counties Pull Deputies From US Marshals Fugitive Task Force Until Body Cams Are Allowed
• Andrew Vaughn Helps White Sox Rally Past Blue Jays
• Yankees Snap Skid With 8-4 Win Over Twins
• Massachusetts State Of Emergency Expires Next Week - Here's What That Means
• Officers From Around South Shore Keep Watch Over Remains Of Slain Braintree K-9 Kitt
• 'I Don't Know If He's Killing Me': Victim Of Marlboro Attack Said She Had To Fight Back
• Family Members, Friends Remember Slain Retired NYPD Officer Thomas Marrinan: 'Anybody Needed Help, He Was The Guy To Call'
• Tree Falls Onto Haverhill Home During Strong Storm
• Elizabeth Township Residents Push Back On Gas-Fired Power Plant Proposal
• CBS 2's Story, 'My Name Is Anjanette Young,' Wins Top Honors In Better Government's 2021 Driehaus Foundation Awards for Investigative Reporting
• Pups Prep For 145th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show As Event Leaves Manhattan For The First Time
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/9 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• 'Please Do Your Job': Following Violent Weekend, 37 Fells Point Businesses Threaten To Withhold City Taxes
• Christian Kulas Of North Suburban Kenilworth Charged In Jan. 6 Capitol Insurrection
• New 'Amazon Sidewalk' Technology Has Some Users Concerned About Privacy
• Miami-Dade County Commissioners Approve 'Peace And Prosperity Plan'
• Car Gets Stuck On Flooded Road After Rain Drenches Carnegie
• Spirit Airlines To Start Flying Out Of Miami International Airport In October
• Alvarez, Correa Lead Astros, End Boston's 5-Game Win Streak
• Retired Nun Mary Margaret Kreuper To Plead Guilty To Embezzling $835K From Torrance Catholic School To Finance Gambling Habit
• Texas Amber Alert Issued For 1-Year-Old Zaylee Zamora Abducted By Murder Suspect
• 'Sick-Outs' Had Police Officers Not Showing Up For Work This Week In Calumet Park, Harvey; Officials Say Labor Issues To Blame
• Pittsburgh Police Still Searching For Missing 78-Year-Old Ying-Fen Johnson
• President Biden Tells MSD's Resilient Graduating Class They've Turned 'Pain To Purpose, Darkness Into Light'
• SWAT Situation Ends Without Incident At Cranberry Township Red Roof Inn
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Vetoes Emergency Fund Bill
• Storms Knock Down Trees, Cause Flooding Throughout Tri-State Area
• COVID Victims Memorial On Display Outside Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery
• Jack Ciattarelli Wins New Jersey GOP Primary, Beating Trump Boosters
• Burned Body Found In Vacant Lot In South Deering
• 25 Years Later: Kristin Smart's Family Finds Hope, Healing Through Scholarship Program
• Pirates' Hayes Misses 1B On HR, LA's Buehler Shuts Down Bucs
• 9-Year-Old Boy Grazed By Bullet In Back Of The Yards
• Feds Could Restrict West Coast Salmon Fishing To Help Orcas
• Graffiti Reports Rising In Twin Cities, And Removal Isn't Cheap
• Lopez, Marlins Add To Rockies' Road Woes, Win 6-2
• 'I Guess This Is It': Students Saddened By St. Paul Schools' Abrupt End To Year
• Crews Continue Search For Ashok Pradhan, 12, In Mississippi River Near St. Paul
• Duluth Teen Lizzy Grayhawk Saves Family From House Fire
• Gary Creek, Alleged Founder Of The 'Triple-C' Gang, Dead In Georgia After 3-Hour Barricade
• Gov. Hogan Talks Unemployment Claim Issues, Defends Ending Extra Federal Benefits After Some Outraged Over Problems
• 4 Doral Police Officers Relieved Of Duty Due To Pending Federal Investigation
• Shake Milton, Joel Embiid's 40 Points Spark Sixers To Game 2 Win Over Hawks
• Fresh, Fried, And Crispy: Baltimore's Own Tim Chyno Chin To Be Featured On New Netflix Series
• Trauma Informed Unit For Young People Opening At UMD Children's Hospital
• Anne Arundel County Ends Pandemic Emergency Order As Vaccination Rates Grow
• Orioles Still Rolling On Offense, Rout Mets 10-3
• WMU Receives Record-Breaking Anonymous $550M Donation
• Tunnel To Towers Helping Families Of Those Lost To 9/11-Related Illnesses To Mark 20 Years Since Attacks
• Suspected Catalytic Converter Thieves Arrested In Yuba City
• Crime Stoppers Offering $3,500 Reward For Information On Detroit Homicide
• Body Cameras Approved For Wisconsin State Troopers
• Some Parker County Communities Flooded With Brazos River Overflowing Its Banks
• Bags To Butterflies
• Mystics Hold Off Lynx In 85-81 Win
• Thousands Still Struggling To Claim Unemployment Benefits Throughout Delaware Valley
• Evacuations Lifted For Fast-Moving Grassfire In Yuba County
• Southern Ocean officially recognized by National Geographic
• 2008 Windsor Tornado Hasn't Deterred Homebuilding In America's Most Twister-Prone County
• Police: Man Suffers Dislocated Shoulder After Being Randomly Punched At Midtown Bus Stop
• South Carolina judge refuses to block 2 scheduled executions
• Sky Regroup After Losing Streak, Hope Candace Parker Returns Wednesday Night
• EBMUD Approves 8 Percent Rate Hike To Pay For Critical System Improvements
• Oakland Begins First Phase Of $500 Guaranteed Income Program
• Abandoned Vehicles Left Littering Streets Of Los Angeles As Officials Struggle To Resolve Concerns
• Lorenzo Antonio Parra Admits To Shooting At Vehicle On 91 Freeway In Riverside
• 'It Left A Wake Of Trash': Farmers Say Colorado Tornado Could Be Dangerous For Local Food Supply
• New Study Shows Increase In Overdose Deaths During Pandemic, More Drugs Laced With Fentanyl
• Children Ages 6 Months To 11 Years Taking Part In COVID Vaccine Clinical Trials On Long Island
• Seneca Valley School Board To Vote On Whether To Eliminate Native American Imagery
• Baltimore County Police To Host Community Hiring Event
• Missing: Logan James Mittelsteadt, 17, May Be In Chisago Lakes-Forest Lake Area
• Lucy Frates Throws Out First Pitch On ALS Night At Fenway Park
• Lawsuit Alleges Daunte Wright Carjacked, Assaulted Man 3 Weeks Before His Death
• San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo Renews Calls For Mandatory Insurance, Annual Fees For Gun Owners Following VTA Shooting
• Baltimore Orioles To Host Pride Night On June 22
• Death Of 5-Year-Old Texas Boy Samuel Olson, Whose Body Was Found In Motel, Ruled A Homicide
• Commerce City Police Search For Suspect Accused Of Scuffing Up Denver Police Cruiser
• Gov. Hogan Visits Amazon Air Facility At BWI Airport
• Environmental Activists Call for Changes to Reduce Bay Whale Deaths
• Teenage Boy Accused Of Firing Into Crowd Near Lincoln Park High School, Leaving Another Teen Boy With Graze Wound
• LASD Investigating After Body Found Near Castaic Lake
• San Francisco Supervisor Wants Pandemic Portable Toilets to Stay on Streets
• Pleasanton Police Investigate Shots Fired in Stoneridge Mall Parking Lot
• Stern Grove Festival Announces Summer Schedule with Joan Jett, Tower of Power, Too $hort
• Antoine Rainey Charged In Unprovoked Attacks On 2 Women
• Wawa To Mark 'Mare Of Easttown Day' With New Cheesesteak
• WATCH: Pirates Rookie Ke'Bryan Hayes Called Out After Hitting Home Run, Not Touching First Base
• Tru By Hilton Hotel Celebrates Grand Opening In Harbor East
• Woodland Park Police Commanders Ryan Holzwarth And Andy Leibbrand Put On Leave During Criminal Investigation
• Contra Costa County Strengthens Fireworks Ordinance Amid Dangerous Fire Season
• COVID-19 Vaccination Site Opens At Union Station
• Woman Suspected In San Rafael Grocery Store Assault, Robbery Arrested After Swimming To Island
• Graduation Day A Painful Reminder For Parents Of Slain Marjory Stoneman Douglas Freshmen Who Would've Been Starting New Chapter In Life
• Road To Reopening: Businesses Along Freeport's Nautical Mile See Brighter Days Ahead As Vaccination Rates Increase
• Asian American Attacks: Man Faces Hate Crime Charge For Threats Against Daly City Postal Worker
• California Drought: Sonoma City Council Declares Stage 1 Water Shortage
• COVID VACCINE: Kaiser Begins Trials for Vaccinating Children Ages 5-11
• Foot Traffic Downtown Is Up To 45% Of Normal, Chicago Loop Alliance Says
• Pennsylvania House Votes To End Governor Tom Wolf's Coronavirus Disaster Emergency Declaration
• Sheriff's Deputies Step In To Help Address Homelessness Crisis In Venice Area
• Tower Bridge Dinner Chefs An Example Of Resilience We've Come To Know Amid Pandemic
• Chris Harrison leaves as host of "The Bachelor" franchise for good
• 'No One Was Going To Survive': Alec McKinney Testifies In Devon Erickson's Murder Trial For STEM School Shooting
• 'The Sausage Will Get Made': Legislative Leaders Expect Budget Deal To Get Done During Special Session
• Reserve Elementary Students Dedicate Walking Trail To Late, Beloved Teacher
• Man Accused Of Killing Vandergrift Woman In 2017 Takes Stand In His Own Defense, Denies Co-Defendant's Testimony
• EPIC Training Seeks To Empower St. Paul Officers To Police Themselves
• Nikola Jokic Is 2020-21 NBA MVP
• Ivelisse Ramos Of Central Park East High School Wins Big Apple Award For Teaching
• Colorado Lawmakers Pass Major Legislation That Includes Pandemic Relief, State-Controlled Insurance Plan, Plastic Bag Ban
• 'I Want To Go Back': 2 Twin Cities Families Share Their Distance Learning Experience With WCCO
• First Source Employment Opportunity Center Opens In Lower Hill District
• #TogetherInPride: Role Models In The Trans Community Offer Comfort To Young People In Transition
• Fast Moving Grass Fire Breaks Out At Beale AFB, Evacuations Ordered
• Girl, 16, Sexually Assaulted On Robert McClory Bike Path In Beach Park
• Caught On Camera: Suspect Accused Of Stealing $3,000 Worth Of Tools In Golden
• LASD Deputy Nicole Bell Charged With Destroying Evidence, Assault During 2019 Arrest In Lancaster
• Sixers' Joel Embiid Nominated For NBA Cares Community Assist Award
• Former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick Plans To Preach This Weekend In Detroit
• Beto O'Rourke's Rally Against Texas Elections Bill Attracts Supporters, Opponents In Denton
• Mt. Oliver Mayor-Elect Looks To Curb Violence
• Texas Woman Heads To Prison For Making False 911 Call Leading To Deadly Raid
• Computer Chip Shortage Has Been Sidelining Auto Workers In Chicago Area, But Expert Says Worst May Soon Be Over
• New Jersey High School Soccer Star With Ties To Philadelphia Shot, Killed At Sports Complex
• Websites Experience Outages After Fastly's Technical Issues
• Family Dog Attacked And Killed During Home Invasion Near Houston
• Nicholas Enger, Teen Killed At Minneapolis Street Race, Remembered For His 'Passion' For Vehicles
• CDC Seeing Increase In Adolescents Hospitalized With COVID-19
• St. Cloud Woman Injured In Rollover Hit-And-Run
• Frost Science Highlights World Oceans Day With Museum-Wide Celebration
• New Faces Enter Fray As California Recall Election Slowly Takes Shape
• Demonstrators Protest In Romulus As Part Of 'Block The Boat,' Campaign In Support Of Palestinians
• Denver Police Arrest 5 Fans At CONCACAF Nations League Finals At Empower Field At Mile High
• Judge Rules New 2 A.M. 'Last Call' On South Beach Unlawful
• Delta Variant of COVID 'More Contagious, More Lethal' For Those Not Vaccinated
• COVID Reopening: Alameda, Napa Counties Move To Yellow Tier In Final Week Before State Fully Opens
• How To Keep Your Dog Safe On Walks During Extreme Heat
• New Chapter For Storied, Iconic Drama Book Shop As It Reopens In New Location
• Minivan Plows Through Store In South Side Strip Mall
• LASD Asks For Help Searching For Dennis Fox, 25, Missing From Los Angeles Area
• Fashion Designer Esteban Cortazar Draws On Miami Roots As Inspiration For New Casual, Chic Collection
• UPMC Doctors Say Pfizer Expands COVID-19 Vaccine Testing To Kids Under 12 Is Step In Right Direction
• Man Arrested At Oracle Park For Assault On Elderly Woman Along Embarcadero In May
• New Jersey Teen Dies During Marine Recruit Training Exercise
• Start To Summer A Washout, Lakeside Businesses Still Anticipate Crowds When It's Sunny
• Video Shows Armed Suspects Attacking Man In Mount Greenwood Subway Restaurant Before Taking His Keys In Carjacking
• Raccoons Are Taking Over Rocks Near Montrose Harbor, Yet People Keep Feeding Them
• Denver Nuggets' Nikola Jokic Wins 2020-21 MVP Award Over Joel Embiid, Steph Curry
• Miami-Dade Police Director Freddy Ramirez On Recent Shootings: 'Law Enforcement Can Only Do So Much When Witnesses Unwilling To Testify'
• Public Restroom Off 16th Street Mall Offers Touchless Handwashing, Disinfectant System
• Privacy Advocates Concerned About Amazon's New Tech To Boost Performance Of Devices
• Partnership For New York City Survey Shows Much Higher Number Of Workers Plan To Be Back At Their Desks In September
• Open For Business: Rick Saphire's Magic Shop In Cherry Hill Keeping People Entertained Through Pandemic
• Man Rescued 2 Days After Becoming Stuck Inside Farm Equipment In Sonoma County
• New York City Council Mulling Bill That Would Allow Restaurant Surcharges To Continue After Pandemic Ends
• Van Gogh Exhibit To Open At Former Amoeba Music Building In July
• Man Charged In Ferndale Comerica Bank Robbery
• Keller @ Large: Debate Over Millionaire Tax Heats Up In Massachusetts As Beacon Hill Gets Ready To Vote
• 12-Year-Old Boy Pulled From North Commons Water Park Pool Dies
• 'I Want People To Know This Guy Cared.' Needham Navy Vet Now Directs Buses Instead Of Bombers
• Man Dies After Falling Into Allegheny River Near 7th Street Bridge
• Hundreds Of Social Media, News, Government Websites Affected By Worldwide Outage
• Residents Await Relief From Heat After State Clarifies Law Regarding AC In Public Housing
• Family Members Speak Exclusively To CBS2 Following Killing Of New Jersey High School Soccer Star Moussa Fofana
• Weld County Tornado Rated EF-1 With 99 MPH Maximum Winds
• New Unemployment Compensation System Launches In Pennsylvania
• Samantha Rodriguez Arrested In Denver After 7-Year-Old Son Found Dead On Hiking Trail Near Las Vegas
• Hempfield Area School District Ditches Hybrid Model For Next Year
• Report: Warriors Star Stephen Curry '50-50' on Playing in 2021 Olympics
• Lucky Charms Releases Limited-Edition Marvel-Inspired 'Loki Charms'
• Pilot Of Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing In The Everglades
• Some North Texas Pools Opening Late Due To Lifeguard Shortage
• Carroll County Board Of Education Requests Gov. Hogan Rescind Mask Order For Schools
• Charlottesville votes to remove 2 Confederate statues
• Davie Man Accused Of Sexual Assault
• Suspected Killer From Southern California Arrested In Dunnigan
• MTA Bus Remains Stuck Inside Brooklyn Building After Crash
• Philadelphia Flower Show Dealing With Inclement Weather During First Outdoor Experience
• Beloved San Francisco Zoo Chimp 'Cobby,' Oldest Male In U.S. Captivity, Dies At 63
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Sets Up Drop-Off Centers For Laptops
• Sarah Feinberg Tapped To Become MTA Chair
• Bruno Sanches Dejesus Charged With Raping Woman On Ferry From Martha's Vineyard To Woods Hole
• Governor Abbott Signs ERCOT Reforms, Power Grid Weatherization Legislation Into Law
• Massachusetts Reports 100 New COVID Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Wabtec Opens 3D Printing Plant At Industrial Park Near Pittsburgh International Airport
• Guthrie Theater Returns Post-COVID With 7 New Shows Beginning In September
• Worcester North Showcase Cinemas Closes Permanently
• Dominant companies a fat target for hackers and cyberwarfare
• Striking Nurses At St. Vincent Hospital Halt Picketing To Honor Fallen Worcester Officer Manny Familia
• Temple University Welcomes Dr. Jason Wingard, School's First African American President
• Florist Allegedly Hid Camera In Flowers To Spy On Woman, Told Police He Wanted 'To See Her Naked One Time'
• Black beauty brands are gaining wider exposure
• Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Celebrates The 15th Anniversary Of Schenley Plaza
• Drownings Remain Leading Cause Of 'Unintentional Death' Among Youngest Children
• Alameda Police Arrest Suspect After Assault on Female Victim Caught on Video
• Woman Rescued from Sunnyside Fire on Monday Succumbs to Her Injuries
• Olympic refugee team of 29 athletes chosen for Tokyo Games
• School District Of Philadelphia Pauses Plans For This Week's Outdoor Graduation Ceremonies Due To Weather Forecast
• Boston Schools Chair Alexandra Oliver-Davila Resigns Over Racially Charged Texts
• Grandmother Of 8 Shot Dead During Attempted Carjacking Outside California Executive Inn
• Chris Sale Throws Bullpen At Fenway, 100 Percent Confident He'll Be Throwing Pitches For Red Sox In 2021
• CHP Officers Save Choking Baby On 101 Freeway In Woodland Hills
• State Fire Marshal Investigating Series Of Mailbox Explosions In Carroll County
• Canine Park At Children's Hospital Gives Patients, Dogs Room To Run, Play
• Worldwide Shortage Of New Cars & Trucks, Drives Demand, Prices For Used Vehicles
• 4 Young Peregrine Falcons Fledge At Pitt's Cathedral Of Learning
• Mississippi Man Kevion Gibbs Charged With Murder In Shooting Outside Downtown Mpls. Bar
• Teachers Enter Second Day Of Strike At Urban Prep Charter Schools After 3 Years Of Negotiations
• Animal Bones Found In Tarentum Building's Basement During Renovation
• Video: UPS Driver Viciously Attacked In Middle Of San Francisco Street In Broad Daylight
• Large Difference In COVID-19 Vaccination Rates Among Delaware Age Groups, Officials Say
• Thief Steals $18K In Scrap Silver From Owatonna Business
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• Who Is Wynne Lee?
• 'Boo Boo' The Black Bear On The Move From Scituate To Cohasset Looking For Love
• Wis. Pharmacist Who Ruined COVID Vaccine Doses Sentenced To 3 Years In Prison
• Dallas Wins National Water Conservation Award For 3rd Time
• Pedestrian Dies In Dublin After Being Hit By Car While Crossing Street
• NASA's Jupiter probe beams back first pictures of Ganymede
• Maryland Traffic: WB Lanes Reopened After Crash On Bay Bridge
• Fleetwood Mac's Lindsey Buckingham Bringing Just-Announced Tour To Munhall
• 1 Person Dead After Police Chase Ends With Car Flipping Over In St. John, Indiana
• Health Officials Discuss Guidance For Children Not Yet Eligible To Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
• Apple's Big Developer Conference Tries To Move Past Backlash
• Judge Reinstates Virginia Teacher Suspended For Transgender Remark
• St. Paul Public Schools Cancels Last Few Days Of Class Due To Heat
• Report: Michigan Among Most Expensive States For Car Insurance
• Same-sex marriage sees record-high support in U.S., poll finds
• Bill Belichick Ranked 6th On PFF's List Of Best Head Coaches Heading Into 2021 NFL Season
• Dallas Seeking Poet Laureate
• Red Sox To Honor Family Of Pete Frates Tuesday During Pre-Game Ceremony At Fenway Park
• Woman Gets 10 Years For Shooting CPD Officer
• Cottonwood Pass Closed As Crews Battle Wildfire Near Gypsum
• Police: Man Shot While Trying To Break Into Ex-Girlfriend's Mt. Oliver Apartment
• 4 Escape Fire At Apartment Over Bar In New Castle
• Tarvarius Moore, Justin Skule Latest 49ers Lost To Significant Practice Injuries
• Ravens' John Harbaugh Ranks 2nd On Pro Football Focus' Best NFL Coaches List
• Mansion Once Home To Robert E. Lee Reopens After Overhaul
• Man Shot In Leg While Driving On Bishop Ford Freeway Near 120th Street
• Cubs Unveil 'Wrigleyville' Uniforms For MLB City Connect Series
• Dog Injured During Hike Carried Down Trail By Rocky Mountain Rescue Group
• Vikings Add Amari Henderson To Crowded Cornerback Unit
• Dallas Police Searching For Thief Who Lifted Golf Clubs From Keeton Park Pro Shop
• Charges: Man Drove Drunk With 1-Year-Old Child Unfastened In Car Seat
• "Megadrought" in West means threat of extreme fire season
• Kaiser Expands COVID Vaccine Trials To Children; Includes Sacramento
• Early Voting By Mail, Takeout Cocktails Would Reportedly Be Extended Under Massachusetts Senate Proposal
• Weld County Tornado Narrowly Misses Power Plant Near Platteville
• Everyone Escapes Unharmed From Burning Motel In Aurora, Firefighters Rescue 1 Dog
• Multiple Explosions As Blaze Destroys Century-Old Commercial Building In Downtown LA
• After 15 years leading Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu's time may be up
• I-95 Reopens After Crash Involving Hazmat Chemical In Delaware
• Pharmacist gets 3 years for tampering with COVID-19 vaccine doses
• 49ers Lose 2 More Players To Significant Practice Injuries
• How To Make Sure Your Name Is In The Registry For Colorado's $1 Million Giveaway
• Senate report finds sweeping failures surrounding Capitol riot
• MDOT Update: Traffic Shift Planned On Southbound Gratiot Avenue Between 11 Mile, 13 Mile Road In Roseville
• One entrepreneurial path for Black Americans? The sneaker business
• COVID-19 Vaccination Latest: More Than Half Of Eligible Marylanders Are Fully Vaccinated
• Serra Catholic High School Names Basketball Court After Longtime Coach, Athletic Director Bill Cleary
• State Sen. Scott Martin Eyes GOP Primary For Pennsylvania Governor
• GOP lawmakers ask CDC to probe when COVID was detected in U.S.
• Sheriff's Office: Driver Plows Through Cemetery Fence, Hits 12 Headstones
• Colonial Pipeline CEO defends handling of ransomware attack
• Virginia High Court Hears Challenges To Robert E. Lee Statue Removal
• Olympic-Style Charm City Games Returns For Summer 2021
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports Under 500 New Coronavirus Cases, 35 Additional Deaths
• Sacramento Weapons Bust Leads To Discovery Of $600,000 California EDD Fraud
• Ravens Sign G Michael Schofield, Previously With Panthers
• Deputies Arrest Pair For Burglary In Unincorporated Redwood City
• U.S. Border Officials Investigating Use Of Low-Flying Helicopter For Dispersal At Enbridge Pipeline Protests
• Anne Arundel County Man Charged For Sexual Solicitation Of A Minor In Child Sex Sting Operation
• COVID-19 In Illinois: With Full Reopening Coming Friday, State Sees Continued Progress In Key Coronavirus Metrics
• Drone Video Shows Damage From Weld County Tornado
• Baby Born Prematurely At 1.9 Pounds Leaves Franciscan Children's Hospital Just In Time For First Birthday
• Mom From San Jose Arrested In Denver In Son's Vegas Death
• A Sweet Incentive: Oakmont Bakery Gives Free Treats To Those Getting COVID-19 Shots At UPMC Clinic
• Woman Struck, Killed By Tractor-Trailer On Route 50 In Prince George's County
• Lifeguard Shortage Delays Opening Of Dormont Pool
• Colorado Bill Allows Retroactivity To 1960 In Abuse Lawsuits
• Elderly Man From Wicomico County Found Unharmed After Reported Missing, State Police Say
• Field Museum Study Focuses On Solutions To Cut Down On Bird Collisions
• 'Representation Matters,' Sales Of Diverse Dolls Booming At Mall Kiosk In Brockton
• Islanders' Barry Trotz Says He Doesn't 'Work' The Refs: 'I Just Respect Them'
• 19-Year-Old Man Dead, 2 Women Injured In Atlantic City Shooting
• Rask's Status Up In Air, While Carlo & Miller Have Been Ruled Out For Bruins-Islanders Game 6
• 1 Seriously Injured In Stabbing In Minneapolis; 2 In Custody
• Benson Announces Secretary Of State Offices Will Add 350K Appointment Slots Through Sept. 30
• New York Ready To Rock Again: Foo Fighters To Reopen Madison Square Garden, Springsteen Returning To Broadway
• Silver Alert Issued For Missing Suisun City Man
• MTV VMAs Returning In-Person To Barclays Center This September
• John Parker Ordered Held Without Bail After Allegedly Attacking Woman On Marlboro Walking Trail
• Sperm For Everyone: Meet The Controversial Donor Giving It Away – 77 Babies And Counting!
• New Concept Grocer Dom's Kitchen & Market Opens First Store In Lincoln Park
• Senate confirms Biden's first judges
• Get A COVID Shot, Get Free Tickets To A Sox Game
• Report: Packers' Aaron Rodgers Absent From Start Of Mandatory Minicamp, Now Officially A Holdout
• London police officer pleads guilty to rape and kidnap of Sarah Everard
• Man Wearing Cape Accused Of Burglarizing Amador County Home
• CPD Officers Might Face Discipline Over Viral Video Showing Women Twerking On Moving Squad Car
• 'We Allowed These Women To Just Be': Leigh Davenport On TV Show 'Run The World'
• COVID In Minnesota: Just Over 60% Of Minnesotans 16+ Are Fully Vaccinated
• Another Official Resigns Over Censored Memorial Day Speech
• UPMC St. Margaret, Roots Of Faith Holding COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic In Sharpsburg
• Cowboys' Michael Gallup On Contract Situation: 'I'd Love To Stay Here'
• Suspended PG County Officer Found Guilty Of All Charges In Domestic Assault Of His Girlfriend
• "Joints for Jabs": Washington state offers free weed to get vaccinated
• Steamship Authority Ferry Service Now Accepting Phone Reservations After Ransomware Attack
• For The First Time Ever, City Of Dallas Seeks Poet Laureate For Serious Endeavor
• Shots Fired At Car On 91 Freeway In Long Beach, Driver Unhurt
• Nick Ritchie Fined $5,000 For Elbowing Scott Mayfield In Bruins-Islanders Game 5
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Positivity Rate Drops To Nearly 1%
• Vendor for House offices hit with ransomware attack
• Tom Brady Seemingly Ahead Of Schedule In Recovery From Knee Surgery
• Coyote Pup Spotted In Aspinwall
• Surprise! Naples Woman Finds Stranger In Bathroom; Police Say Teen Mistook Home For Ex-Girlfriend's
• Pride Gives Back
• Pa. Dept. Of Labor And Industry Says Phone Lines Are Back Online After State-Wide Phone Outage
• Bruce Cassidy Fined $25k For Criticizing Officials After Bruins' Game 5 Loss To Islanders
• New Bedford Whaling Museum To Hold COVID Vaccine Clinic
• What you'll find at Disney's new Avengers Campus
• Detroit-Based Faygo Adds New Flavor In Time For Summer
• Border Patrol Agents Find Abandoned Girl Along U.S./Mexico Boundary
• Check Your Pockets! Unclaimed $7.75 Million Lotto Texas Winning Ticket Expires July 8
• USS Constitution To Thank Health Care Workers And First Responders With Boston Harbor Cruise, 21-Gun Salute
• U.N. warns war raging in Ethiopia could kill "hundreds of thousands"
• Dallas Mavericks Focus On Getting Help For Luka After Another 1st-Round Exit
• Kendra Durnan, 18, Dies After Hitting Elk In Colorado
• New York To Relax COVID Restrictions Once 70% Of Adults Receive 1st Vaccine Shot
• Florida Man Accused Of Dragging Man He Hit With Car, Dumping Body At Bait Shop
• US Job Openings Surge To Record 9.3 Million In April
• Illinois State Will Not Require COVID-19 Vaccine For Students
• Senate Report Reveals New Details About Security Failures Ahead Of January 6 Attack But Omits Trump's Role
• Automakers Face A Threat To EV Sales: Slow Charging Times
• Heat Advisory Extended As Humidity, High Temps Make It Feel Like 95-To-100 Degrees
• 7 Sentenced In 2020 Ocean City, Maryland Boardwalk Assaults
• Dallas Woman Tamara Lilly Faces Murder Charge In Death Of Boyfriend Keith Slade
• Teen Killed In Drive-By Shooting In West Adams
• Police: Woman Steals More Than A Dozen iPads From Bronx School
• Former New York Giants Coach Jim Fassel Dies At 71
• Baseball Report: MLB Looking To Enforce Rules On Pitchers Using Foreign Substances
• Bucks County Resident Wins More Than $147,000 In Jungle Tumble Jackpots Pennsylvania Lottery Game Online
• Gary Peters' Report On Jan. 6 Attack At Capitol Details Broad Failures
• $3 Million Scratch-Off Ticket Sold In Westmoreland County
• Texas 10 Most Wanted Fugitive Tieon Legan Arrested in Fort Worth
• First Class Graduates From Hackensack Meridian School Of Medicine
• Fire Breaks Out At South Sacramento Duplex
• Judge Tries To Untangle Daniel Uhlfelder's Case, Lawyer Who Donned Grim Reaper Costume To Criticize Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis
• Descendants of Robert E. Lee and enslaved people unite for change
• Family Says 13-Year-Old Laci Mays Of Beaver Falls Has Been Found After Escaping Behavioral Health Hospital In Ohio
• Retired NYPD Officer Thomas Marrinan Killed During Altercation Inside Kensington, Brooklyn Pizza Shop
• Cicada Blamed For Causing Car Crash In Cincinnati
• Flying cicada caused driver to crash car into pole, police say
• Detroit Police: 1 Dead, Another Injured When Driver Loses Control, Strikes Pole
• Man Arrested On Suspicion Of Attempted Murder In Solano County Freeway Shooting
• 'In The Heights' Filmmakers Hope Story Brings Message Of Hope To Communities Of Immigrants
• What Is Going On With Tuukka Rask And Bruce Cassidy?
• Columbia High School Soccer Star Moussa Fofana Shot To Death At Underhill Sports Complex In Maplewood, N.J.
• Manchin meets with civil rights leaders after rejecting voting bill
• Florida Man Keith Jackson Admits On Facebook Live To Killing Lover, Then Kills Self
• Man Shot To Death Outside Long Beach Motel, Gunman At Large
• New Details Emerge About Aiden Leos Shooting Suspects, Marcus Eriz And Wynne Lee
• 'Ring Of Fire' Solar Eclipse: Viewing Guide For The Boston Area
• Tarrant County Judge Glen Whitley Announces He Will Not Seek Re-Election
• Websites Worldwide Go Dark After Outage At Cloud-Based Content Delivery Network Fastly
• Tuesday Is Deadline To Withdraw Signatures On Gov. Newsom Recall Petition
• Machado, O'Grady Power Padres Past Cubs 9-4 In Series Opener
• Some Students In Paterson, N.J. Return To In-Person Instruction
• Group Of Jefferson County Parents Call For End To COVID Quarantines In Upcoming School Year
• Toddler's body washes up in Norway months after smuggling boat sank
• Terrified Victim In Rash Of Weekend Carjackings: 'This Has Changed The Way I Look At The City'
• Man Wanted In Mid-Michigan Teen's Slaying Turns Himself In
• Vaccine Production Not Impacted By Fire At Andover Pfizer Facility
• Knicks' Tom Thibodeau Named NBA Coach Of The Year
• Weld County Tornado: With Little Time To React, Colorado Family Hid In Bathtubs
• Private Booting Now Banned In 1st Ward, But City Officials Mistakenly Told Companies The Wrong Date Ban Would Start
• Marcus Eriz, Wynne Lee Arrested In 55 Freeway Shooting Death Of 6-Year-Old Aiden Leos
• North Shore Pride Celebrating 10th Anniversary
• Biden Administration Identifies Nearly 4,000 Children Separated At Border Under Trump
• Miami Weather: Warm & Humid, Nice Easterly Breeze
• Tastefully Simple: Campfire Nachos & Caramel S'More Dip
• PTL Links: June 8, 2021
• Man Hit By Car In San Jose Dies Of Injuries
• One of the world's largest dinosaur species discovered in Australia
• Former Ravens Coach And Giants Head Coach Jim Fassel Has Died
• Take It Easy: How To Gradually, And Safely, Approach Running Workouts After Long Periods Of Physical Inactivity
• Group led by Stacey Abrams launches campaign for voting rights bill
• Bruins Players Focused On Forcing Game 7 Vs. Islanders: 'This Thing Isn't Over'
• Man, 19, Dies After Being Struck By Car On Hwy. 169 Near Zimmerman
• U.S. Senate Report Details Sweeping Failures Around Jan. 6 Attack
• Norwegian Plans Florida Sailings, Stands By Vaccinated Passengers Rule
• Texas Supreme Court Justice Eva Guzman Submits Resignation Effective June 11
• Cruise Lines Resuming Trips With Reduced Capacity, New COVID Restrictions
• Moderna CEO Says Kids As Young As 5 Could Get COVID Vaccine By Early Fall
• CPD Investigating Video Of 3 Women Dancing On Top Of Police Cruiser
• Californians Warned About Scams Involving COVID Vaccine Incentive Programs
• U.S. recovers $2.3 million in ransom paid to Colonial Pipeline hackers
• New York City Planning Huge Concert In Central Park This August
• 3 Hurt In Westboro Crash Caused By Deer
• Body Of John 'Little Zion' Doe Found Near Las Vegas Identified As Missing San Jose 7-Year-Old; Mother Wanted For Murder
• Baltimore City And 2 County Schools Without Air Conditioning To Participate In Virtual Learning Tuesday
• Innocent Bystander Caught Between Arguing Groups Shot Outside Dallas Business
• Pittsburgh Ranked #1 City For LGBTQ+ Home Buyers
• City Crews Again Try To Reopen George Floyd Square To Traffic
• Bipartisan senators share reactions, concerns to January 6 riot report
• VOTER GUIDE: New Jersey Primary Election 2021
• Florida Scientists Find Rare Bee Species In New Locations
• Massive Internet Outage Affects News, Social Media, Retail Websites And Apps
• Pittsburgh Pagans Vice President Pleads Guilty To Illegally Possessing Firearms
• Philadelphia Weather: Dangerous Heat Persists On Tuesday Despite Scattered Showers
• 9-Month-Old Mi Angel Gaines Found Safe After AMBER Alert In Harlem
• $7 Parking Starts At Pittsburgh International Airport
• North Hills School District Approves $88.3M Budget Including Tax Increase, Approving Additional Staff
• Campaign 2021: Voters Head To Polls For New Jersey Primary
• Trump not liable for "crude remarks" about rape accuser, DOJ argues
• Ellie Kemper apologizes for participating in "racist" ball
• Several Websites Brought Down As Central Network Company Fastly Reports Outage
• NRA's Pro-Gun Rights Message Spreads Despite Legal, Money Troubles
• GOP congressman served with lawsuit over role in Capitol assault
• How to watch the rare "ring of fire" solar eclipse on Thursday
• Texas bakery sells out of inventory after facing Pride backlash
• String Of Robberies At Bus Stops On Near West Side Prompts Police Warning
• Network outage temporarily brings down many news and info websites
• Pittsburgh Weather: More Rain Chances, Potential Storms And Severe Weather
• Muslim family of 5 targeted by driver in deadly attack, police say
• Region's First Heat Wave Of The Year Underway
• Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD Summer Meals Program
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/8 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• 2,100 migrant kids may still be separated from parents, DHS says
• Chicago Weather: Showers, Thunderstorms Possible Tuesday
• Man Shot During Home Invasion In Elmwood: Philadelphia Police
• Recent Rash Of Deadly Gun Violence Linked By Role Of Social Media
• 3 Teens Arrested In Turnpike Shooting After Casing Kendall Hookah Lounge Grad Party Where Separate Shooting Left 3 Dead, 5 Hurt
• Two Armed Carjackings Within Minutes In Loop, Gold Coast
• Dunkin' Store Manager Shot, Killed During Early Morning Robbery In North Philadelphia Identified As Christine Lugo
• Nationwide search for mother of San Jose boy found dead near Las Vegas
• Pittsburgh Pierogi Festival To Return To Kennywood This Fall
• Nantucket Cottage Hospital Celebrates Pandemic Milestone With Treat For Staff
• Police: Mother Arrested After Welfare Check Leads To Discovery Of 'Deplorable' Conditions For Child Living In Home
• Pennsylvania American Water Donates $25K To Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank
• Pa. House Of Representatives Approves Pandemic-Inspired Changes To State's Medical Marijuana Laws
• UC Davis: Grape-Picking Robots Could Replace Manual Labor In Vineyards
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• Man Injured In West Mifflin Shooting
• Pa. State Police Raid Savoy Sports Bar In Pittsburgh's Strip District

Videos from June 8, 2021

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• U.S. officials urge youth to get vaccinated amid threat of COVID variant
• Racial violence negatively impacts mental health of Black Americans
• Local Matters: Deadline looms for election audit in Maricopa County, Arizona
• Senate report says security and intelligence failures led to January 6 Capitol attack
• White House looks to bipartisan group to pick up work on infrastructure after ending talks with GOP senators
• Dad turns building treehouses into career
• FDA approves groundbreaking drug to fight obesity
• Suspect charged with murder in California road rage shooting
• Kamala Harris defends not visiting southern border
• Flash floods swamp South as heat threat persists
• COVID-19 vaccines may soon be available for kids
• Senate report details sweeping failures around January 6 Capitol riot
• Global crime bust leads to more than 800 arrests
• Analyzing Republican-led efforts to restrict voting rights in several states
• Colonial Pipeline CEO defends paying nearly $5 million to Russian hackers
• Capitol Police assistant chief resigns amid investigation into January 6 riot
• 6/8: Red and Blue
• Amazon's Sidewalk mesh network launches, prompting privacy concerns
• Drone refuels U.S. Navy fighter jet in midair for first time
• London police officer pleads guilty in attack on Sarah Everard
• Growing calls to increase diversity in U.S. classrooms
• Local Matters: Eric Adams talks NYC mayoral primary, days before early voting begins
• Vice President Harris meets with Mexican president
• How the internet outage affected companies
• New STAART program gives Black franchisees access to capital and major vendors
• Why the FBI discourages companies from paying ransom
• Colonial Pipeline CEO testifies before Senate Homeland Security Committee
• New book "The Engagement" chronicles rise of marriage-equality movement
• Questions linger on the Wuhan lab leak hypothesis
• Justice Department trying to defend Trump in defamation lawsuit
• Senate investigation details failures ahead of January 6 Capitol attack
• DOJ recovers millions in ransom paid to hacking group that disrupted major U.S. gas pipeline
• Families of Robert E. Lee and enslaved people unite to tell a more inclusive history together
• Grammy-nominated artist Mike Posner on his Mount Everest climb
• FDA approves first new Alzheimer's drug in nearly two decades, raising hopes despite skepticism
• Pride Month Love Stories: Couple finds greatest love after welcoming triplets
• Israel's parliament to vote on new unity government that could see Benjamin Netanyahu lose power
• Senators release bipartisan report on failures leading up to January 6 riot
• Vice President Harris visits Mexico to meet with country's president
• Vice President Kamala Harris issues stark warning to migrants in first foreign trip
• U.S. recovers $2.3 million of Colonial Pipeline's paid ransom after May cyberattack
• Major internet outage affects CBS News, CNN, New York Times, other global sites
• FBI-led global crime bust leads to more than 800 arrests
• Major websites coming back online after massive outage
• 6/8: CBSN AM
• Pediatrician on the need to vaccinate American adolescents
• WorldView: Chemical plant fire kills at least 18 in India; Driver nearly wipes out Muslim family in "deliberate" attack