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Articles from June 9, 2021

• COVID Reopening: Cal/OSHA Withdraws Controversial Work Mask Rules
• New Long-Term Fire Prevention Tool Aims To Keep California Flame-Free
• 'It Feels Really Good': Summer Camps Making A Comeback Across Southland
• 4 Glendale Police Officers On Administrative Leave After Video Shows Them Beating Teenager Inside Dick's Sporting Goods Store
• Peyton Manning Unanimously Elected To Denver Broncos Ring Of Fame
• WATCH: Video Shows People Snatch Dog From Woman On Walk In Pueblo
• VIDEO: 6 Cameras Capture Colorado Black Bear's First Dash To Freedom
• Businesses Prepare For New Mask Guidelines
• Serial Killer Scott Kimball Moved Out Of Colorado
• JBS Confirms $11 Million Ransom Payment After Cyberattack
• Here's What Will Happen To CA's Face Mask Guidelines After June 15
• Fire Burning Off Highway 16 Near Rumsey In Yolo County
• Homeless Resident, 45-Year-Old Macio Harger, Arrested For Violent Attack Against Elderly Performer On Venice Boardwalk
• LA Councilman Joe Buscaino Seeks To Resume Ban On Sidewalk Encampments During Daytime
• High School Football Team Helps Weld County Rancher Hit By Tornado
• As Tourism Returns, Vehicle Break-Ins Rising In San Francisco
• Castle Pines Residents Asked To Suspend Irrigation Until Pumps Fixed
• Milpitas Couple Arrested, 6 Women Rescued After 2-Year Human Trafficking Investigation In South Bay
• Canning, Rendon Power Angels' 6-1 Victory, Sweep Of Royals
• Cousins Vows To Be 'Open Book' For Vikings Rookie QB Mond
• Body Found Floating In Grapevine Lake Marina, Police Investigating
• Stanton Powers Yankees Past Twins 9-6
• Man Stabbed To Death In South Sacramento
• Chicago Weather: A Foggy Start On Thursday
• Sloppy Night For White Sox As They Commit Season-High 4 Errors, Lose To Blue Jays
• United Airlines' COVID Vaccine Policy Has Other Companies Considering
• 'This Team Will Find Who You Are': Unrest Arson Investigators Continue To Probe Dozens Of Cases
• Dumb Friends League Fully Open And 'Unusually Full' Of Dogs
• COVID In Colorado: 12 Counties Surpass 70% Vaccination Rate With At Least 1 Dose
• Restaurants Hope New Job Board Brings In Workers
• Biden Administration Buys 500 Million Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Doses For Global Use
• Turner's 2 HRs, Strong Bullpen Lead Dodgers Over Pirates
• Mayor Garcetti Praises Proposed State Plan To Combat Homelessness In California's Largest Cities
• Highway 285 Reopens After Crash Near Fairplay
• Mother, Soccer Coach Killed In Suspected Street Racing Crash Near Antelope Valley Mall In Palmdale
• Tuukka Rask May Need Surgery, Not Offering Any Sense Of Future Plans: 'We'll See'
• Rowdy Hampton Beach Crowds Organizing Through Social Media, Police Say
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/10 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Lynn Teen Killed In Wrong Way Crash With Robbery Suspect During Police Chase
• Caught On Camera: Good Samaritans Subdue Man After Violent Rampage Inside Brooklyn Pizzeria
• 'Rainbow Capitalism' A Concern Among LGBTQ Community During Pride
• Heavy Rain Leads To Flooding In Butler
• Tribeca Festival Returns With Highly Anticipated 'In The Heights' Premiere
• 2 Men Arrested On Suspicion of Kidnapping, Sexual Assault In Huntington Beach
• Finding Minnesota: River Valley Ranch Allows Visitors To Connect With More Then Just Nature
• Asiel Christian Norton Charged After Allegedly Attempting To Break Into Cockpit Of Delta Flight Out Of LAX
• Buffalo Clinic Shooting Survivor: 'I Ain't Gonna Let Nobody Take Me Down Like This'
• Demand Increases For AC Fixes & Installation In Heat Wave, But Materials Face Shortage
• COVID: San Francisco May Be First Major U.S. City To Reach Herd Immunity
• Tower Show Productions, Organizer Of Huge Holiday Craft Show Benefiting Lambs Farm, Is Accused Of Shutting Down And Leaving Artists High And Dry
• Jordan Clarkson helps food truck following racist vandalism
• California Supreme Court Says Man Convicted In 1980 El Cerrito Killing Can Be Granted Clemency
• Senate Passes Bill Designating Pulse Nightclub A National Memorial Site
• 1 Person Dead In Fire At Citrus Heights Mobile Home Park
• Eric Doore Pleads Not Guilty To Charges He Stabbed 67-Year-Old Roommate To Death
• Transit Union Head Says Crime In Chicago Has Left CTA Drivers Unsafe And Labor Action Could Follow
• Mayor Brandon Scott Announces Virtual Town Hall Meeting For Fells Point Community
• 'Scared Of Civil Unrest': South Florida Gun Shop Sees Major Jump In Sales To First-Time Firearm Owners
• Woman, Mary Margaret Robinson, Reported Missing in Long Beach
• Investigators: Fire That Destroyed Pasadena Home, 6 Cars Started By Fireworks
• Bay Area Lawmaker Calls For Wealth Tax Amid Report On Super-Rich Paying Little Taxes
• 12 People, Including 4 Police Officers, Treated Following Pepper Spray Incident On Staten Island
• 5-Year-Old Boy Hit By SUV In Aftermath Of Road Rage Incident In Chatham
• Fire At New Kensington Apartment Leaves 1 Dead
• Visible Fells Point Patrols, Sobriety Checkpoint Scheduled After Business Owners Reach 'Breaking Point' And Demand Action
• Candace Parker Makes Home Debut, Helps Sky End Losing Streak
• Odorizzi Solid In 1st Win Since '19, Astros Beat Red Sox 8-3
• 3 Suspects In Custody Following Officer-Involved Shooting In PG County
• Henry Ford Health To Add $318M Expansion To Its Macomb Hospital
• 'Regrettable Mistake': Armando Gonzalez Cleared By Westminster Police After Yard Sale Mixup
• Luke Williams' First Career Home Run Walks Phillies Off Over Braves
• Manaea, A's Hand D-Backs 19th Straight Road Loss, 4-0
• BARCS Is Out Of Space; Adoption Fees Waived Through June 13
• Crime Stoppers Offering $5,000 Reward For Information On Detroit Murder
• Fisherman Shoved Into Water Near Grant Park, Helped To Shore By Witnesses
• Juvenile In Custody After Making Weapon-Related Threat Against Haverford Middle School, Police Say
• 'Dose Of Fun': Band Of Anesthesiologists Perform Live For First Time Since Pandemic Started
• Roof Fire At Amazon Ruled Accidental; Caused By Solar Panel System
• See Smoke In Grand County? It Could Be A Dust Devil
• Ravinia Announces Summer Lineup Additions Including John Legend, Expanded Capacity Plans
• Calaveras County Bans All Fireworks Due To Fire Threat; Will Other Counties Follow?
• Pillar, McKinney Each Homer Twice As Mets Rout Orioles 14-1
• Beech-Nut Recalls Baby Cereal Over Arsenic Concerns
• CTA, Mayor's Office Unveil Plans For New And Modernized State/Lake Loop 'L' Station
• Controversial Bill That Would End Concealed Carry Permits Gaining Momentum In Pennsylvania Legislature
• Beaver Tail Fire Burns 463 Acres In Mesa County
• Court Blocks Controversial Pesticide
• Thomas Frank Ledbetter Of Fontana Suspected Of Stealing More Than $300K In Unemployment Benefits
• Yonkers Spending Millions On Streetscape Improvements, New Hudson River Park
• Darriynn Brown's Charges Upgraded To Capital Murder In Death Of 4-Year-Old Cash Gernon In Dallas
• 'He'll Never Walk Again': Bensalem Police Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Paralyzed Chad Dutkiewicz
• Lyft Beefing Up Security For Drivers Amid Spike In Carjackings, Other Safety Concerns
• Denver Fire Responds To Partial Building Collapse At Galapago Street Property
• Autism Provider Challenges State Over Verification System
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Questioned About Signing Bill Extending Eligibility For Special Education Students
• Eddie's Of Roland Park & The Charmery Introduce 'B-More Pride Ice Cream' To Honor Pride Month
• Islanders Eliminate Bruins With Dominant 6-2 Showing In Game 6
• Water Board Approves $1.5M Settlement In Laguna Beach Sewage Spill
• Universal CityWalk To Host Pop-Up COVID-19 Vaccination Site
• NYU Langone Workers Celebrate Pride Month On Long Island
• Florida Fires Back In Cruise Ship Fight
• United Airlines To Require All Future Hires To Be Vaccinated, Current Flight Crews Offered Immunization Incentives
• Stockton Police, Genealogy Expert Hope They Can Return Found Keepsakes To Family
• Gov. Ron DeSantis, Cabinet To Take Up Expressway Extension
• NYC Department Of Correction Allowing In-Person Visits, Religious Services To Resume
• 'Simmons Gets Disrespected Way Too Much': Utah's Rudy Gobert Wins NBA Defensive Player Of Year Over Ben Simmons
• 'We Can't Even Sleep': Rowlett Homeowners Want Something Done About Dangerous Curve
• New Jersey School Superintendent Suspended After Refusing To Lift Mask Mandates
• Monterey Park PD Seeks Public Assistance In Identifying Alleged Indecent Exposure Suspect
• COVID: UCSF Expert Urges Return To In-Person Learning Citing Children's Mental Health, Suicides
• Modesto Sees Decline In Certain Types Of Crime
• Only On CBS2: Lyft Driver Attacked By Passenger Picked Up From Whittier Hospital
• Study: Pittsburgh Is The No. 3 Most Livable City In The United States
• Santa Rosa Police Investigate Park Shooting; Female Victim Critical
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Missing 15-Year-Old Makaya Carver
• California's 'Big City Mayors' Support Annual $1 Billion Budget For Homelessness
• CBS2 Takes Tour Of Nearly Completed UBS Arena At Belmont Park, The New Home Of The Islanders
• Brotherly Love: Making Friends With Books Connects Senior Citizens With Young Students
• UTLA Considers Motion Calling For US To Cut Aid To Israel
• Two Plead Guilty In Destructive Device Case, Attempted To Burn Down Ex-Girlfriend's House
• Man Arrested In Connection To Shooting Death Of Retired NYPD Officer Thomas Marrinan
• Woman Sues Collin County After Having Miscarriage While In Jail
• Feds: Pa. Man Posed As Donald Trump's Family To Dupe People Into Donating To Phony Political Organization
• Kyle Palmieri Gets Away With Late, High Hit To Charlie McAvoy's Head In Game 6
• Nagy Says All Bears Coaching Staff Should Be COVID-19 Vaccinated By Training Camp, Players Will Be Urged To Get Vaccinated Also
• CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez: Wegovy Weight-Loss Drug Might Just Be The Real Deal
• Marine Corps General Fired Over Training Exercise That Killed 9, Including Stockton Sailor
• 2 Men Critically Injured In Minneapolis Gas Station Shooting
• Driver With Warrant Leads Authorities On Chase Through North Metro
• Report: Brad Stevens Requesting Permission To Interview Chauncey Billups, Several Other Head Coaching Candidates
• Community Assistance Network Begins Renovations Of Food Pantry In Baltimore County
• LeBron James Shares New Trailer Of Upcoming 'Space Jam: A New Legacy' Movie
• Dr. Ghaly: State to Follow CDC Masking Guidelines June 15; No Masks Required for Vaccinated
• Woman Recounts Crash Between Commuter Train And Street Sweeper In Tracy
• California Drought UPDATE: Santa Clara Valley Water Board Declares Emergency
• 4 Vehicles Crash On Lake Shore Drive In Jackson Park, One Ends Up On Bike Path
• Kevin Ingles Dies Trying To Save Children From St. Louis River
• Man Arrested, Accused Of Shooting While Driving, 1 Man Injured
• Additional Arrests Made In Fatal Shooting At Rohnert Park Apartment Complex
• Pennsylvania's New Unemployment Compensation System Brings New Problems
• A's Beat D-Backs 4-0, Handing Them Their 19th Straight Road Loss
• Hayward Police Identify Female Victim Fatally Shot Over Weekend
• 'It's All Unexplainable:' Woman Grabbed 3-Year-Old Son From Burning Couch, Rushed Out Of Evanston Home After Explosive Was Thrown In His Room
• 'It Just Brings Back A Lot Of Old Memories.' Franklin Retirement Home Hosts Senior Prom
• Man Accused Of Killing Vanessa Marcotte Wants DNA Evidence Thrown Out
• Police Step Up Patrols As Social Media Brings Brawlers To Hampton Beach
• Pederson, Arrieta Lead Cubs To 3-1 Win Over Darvish, Padres
• Study: US Ski Areas Rebound Despite COVID-19 Restrictions
• Marin County Woman and Therapy Dog Offer Comfort to Stressed First Responders
• COVID Vaccine: 70% Of Denver Residents Have Received At Least 1 Dose
• Rep. McClintock's Campaign Responds To Alyssa Milano Possibly Running Against Him
• Rally And Prayer Vigil Against Gun Violence Held In Pittsburgh
• Woman Shot On Bishop Ford Expressway, Second On I-94 This Week
• Denver Weather: More Heat And Gusty Wind For Colorado
• SCL Health Breaks Ground On Facility To Replace Lutheran Medical Center At Clear Creek Crossing
• Shoppers Experience Sticker Shock At The Grocery Store
• Wolf Pups Spotted In Colorado
• VIDEO: Lone Tree Issues Warning About Bear Sightings
• BCA 'Not Aware' Of Video Of Winston Smith Shooting; Won't Identify Undercover Officers Who Fired
• Oak Park Fourth Of July Parade Among Events Canceled Even As State Fully Reopens
• Apps That Reduce Restaurant Food Waste Can Also Help Fight Climate Change
• COPA Releases Video From Scene Where 2 CPD Officers Were Shot In Lawndale In May; Police Shot And Wounded Suspect
• Fate Of Man Who Allegedly Beat Woman, Dismembered And Burned Her Body Rests In Jury's Hands
• Student Fundraiser Nets Nearly $4,000 For COVID Victims In India
• Forward Progress Stopped On Fire Burning Along Highway 89 West Of Lake Tahoe
• Can't Float Away The Heat: Most Colorado Waterways Closed To Tubing
• Boston Police Officer Could Face Felony Charges In Domestic Assault Case
• Twin Cities Pride Returns With New Events And An Uncertain Future
• UPDATE: Driver Rescued After Vehicle Plunges 300 Feet Off Mt. Hamilton Road Near Lick Observatory
• Detroit Launches New Homebound Vaccination Program
• Antonio Pozos Identified As Victim In Deadly Shooting At Colfax And Quebec
• 'It Offers Sanity': Artist Lucy Sparrow Creates Faux Pharmacy With 15,000 Items Made Entirely From Felt
• Ravens Helped To Renovate Classrooms & Spaces At 2 Baltimore City Schools
• Harvard-bound student asks high school to give her scholarship away
• Giants Unable to Keep Rangers Down Over 11 Innings, Lose 3-4
• Justin Wallace Shooting Death Suspect Jovan Young Faces Judge At Arraignment
• Lifeguard Shortage Threatens Summer Plans Across Our Region; 'Like Nothing I've Ever Seen'
• Red Wing Celebrates Reopening Of Historic Liberty's Restaurant After Destructive Crash
• Garden Grove Police Officer Kevin Dinh Charged With Battering, Threatening Homeless People While On Duty
• 49ers Cut Short Offseason Program By A Week After Injuries
• Watchdog finds clearing of protesters from park wasn't for Trump photo op
• Dick's Sporting Goods, McKeesport Area School District Offer 'Once-In-A-Lifetime' Summer Program
• New Law In Montgomery County Will Require Window Guards In Apartments With Children
• Bicyclist Sustains Life-Threatening Injuries After Being Struck By SUV In Duluth
• LGBTQ+ Mural Vandalized In Elizabeth, N.J., But Activists Say They Will Restore It To Symbolize Subject's Resilience
• Tick discovery near California beaches prompts Lyme disease warning
• Fentanyl seizures skyrocket along U.S.-Mexico border
• Baseball Hall of Fame postpones ceremony to allow fans
• University Of Chicago New Venture Challenge Winners Developing 'Life Changing' Cure For Peanut Allergies
• Grand Prairie To Spray For Mosquitoes June 9-10
• Alleged Accomplice Connected To Texas Amber Alert Kidnapping Wanted By Corpus Christi Police
• Police Update: Alcohol No Longer A Factor In Detroit Accident That Killed 1 Man, 4-Year-Old Boy 
• Capital Gazette Shooter Back in Court, Defense Attorneys Attempt To Redact Previous Criminal References
• South Florida Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz Urges Water Safety To Prevent Children From Drowning
• New Video Shows MTA Bus Slam Into Brooklyn Building; MTA Calls It 'Disturbing On Many Levels'
• South Florida Artists Begin To Recover After Grinding To Halt During Pandemic
• 'Hypothermia Sets In Real Quick': Authorities Warn Of Danger In Chicago River
• U.S. Open Looking To Fill 65 Ballperson Slots, Tryouts Begin In Less Than 2 Weeks
• 8 Kids Sickened After Swimming In Butler County Community Pool
• Ian Pisarchuk Charged With Child Porn, Extortion After Allegedly Bullying Girls Online To Send Him Nude Photos
• First Responders, Governor Baker Pay Their Respects At Wake For Worcester Police Officer Manny Familia
• GameStop taps Amazon veteran as its new CEO
• Allapattah Branch Library Facing Closure
• Speeding Through I-70 Work Zones Is A Big Problem In Summit County
• 'Ring Of Fire' Solar Eclipse Set For Sunrise Thursday; Experts Looking Forward To 'A Show In The Sky'
• 'That Changes The Ecosystem': Dallas Plans To Plant 350K Trees In Next Decade
• EPA Stops Fighting Court Order, Will Find Way To Close Loopholes For Asbestos Usage
• Fort Worth's Tanger Outlets Launches Honey Bee Environmental Project
• Minnehaha Academy's Chet Holmgren Named Gatorade Boys Basketball Player Of The Year
• Keller @ Large: Marty Walsh Grilled On Unemployment Benefits, Handling Of Dennis White Appointment
• Wildfire Season: Animal Rescue Groups Urge Bay Area Residents To Prepare For Pet, Livestock Evacuations
• 'I Want To Get Back To Basics': Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Begins 2nd Half Of 1st Term
• Keystone XL pipeline terminated by energy company
• Ruling On Noor Conviction Could Mean More Charges For Ex-MPD Officers In George Floyd's Death
• Raymond Riles, Who Spent 45 Years On Texas' Death Row, Resentenced To Life In Prison
• New Research Finds Thousands Of COVID Deaths May Be Linked To Reduced Use Of Convalescent Plasma
• 5-Year-Old Girl Finally Gets New Wheelchair Thanks To Anonymous Donor -- After 2-Year Insurance Struggle
• Pittsburgh's Juneteenth Celebration In Jeopardy After Organizers Billed $140,000 For Security
• Teen Shot Outside Eastern Hills High In Fort Worth Monday Has Died
• Coral Springs Gym That Lost Members To BLM & Pride Flags Gets Support From Miami Heat
• California Will Still Require Masks Inside K-12 Schools, Public Transportation After June 15
• After 15 Years Leading Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu's Time May Be Up
• Wisconsin Senate Passes Bills Making It Harder To Vote
• Mon Valley Hospital Announces Merger With Penn Highlands Healthcare System
• Saint Vrain Creek Closed To Tubing, Water Recreation Until June 25
• 'I'm Not The Most In Need': Harvard-Bound Teen Turns Down $40K Scholarship At Graduation Ceremony
• Michigan Task Force To Look At Juvenile Criminal Justice
• Towson Resident, Healthcare Worker Bryan Schlein Claims $40,000 VaxCash Prize
• New Exhibit At The Museum Of The City Of New York Highlights NYC's '80s Music Scene
• Lin Manuel Miranda's 'In The Heights:' A Love Letter To Neighborhood, Tribute To Immigrant Community
• Former Department Of Health Data Analyst Rebekah Jones Plans To Run For Congress To Unseat Matt Gaetz
• Dania Beach Wireless Business Raided By Feds
• Delco Law Enforcement Community Holds COVID Vaccination Clinic In Memory Of Superintendent Who Died From Virus
• Not Feeling So Great? You May Have A 'Reemergence Cold'
• Florida Rep. Val Demings Launches U.S. Senate Bid To Unseat Marco Rubio
• MSU Denver To Offer Scholarship Drawings For COVID Vaccinated Students
• LA To Host MLS All-Star Game In August At Banc Of California Stadium
• NYC Cracking Down On Illegal Fireworks In Effort To Avoid Repeat Of Last Summer
• Gang Of Thieves Swarms Louis Vuitton Store, Swipes $100,000+ In Handbags
• 18-Year-Old Gets Ticket For Speeding At 128 MPH On His Birthday
• Beech-Nut recalls infant rice cereal over arsenic concerns
• Miami-Dade Schools To Help Students, Their Families Over Summer Break
• Stage AE Adds Several More Concerts To Its Lineup
• WATCH: Philadelphia Police Officer Tyree Burnett Allegedly Caught Deleting Video From Man's Cellphone During Arrest
• Man Faces Several Charges, Including Sexual Battery & Kidnapping In Aventura Hotel Attack
• Woman Attacked By Alligator While Walking Her Dog Near Florida Lake
• 'It's Complicated': Denver South Considers Return Of Workers
• Police Investigate Deadly South Miami-Dade Hit And Run
• Avs Fall To Golden Knights In Critical Game 5
• Special Needs Dog, Buddy Love, In Search Of A Forever Home For His Golden Years
• 1 Dead, 5 Hurt In Opa-Locka Crash
• Mosquito Sample Taken In Yolo County Tests Positive For West Nile Virus
• Massachusetts Reports 116 New COVID Cases, 5 Additional Deaths
• Gov. Walz Announces Second Vaccination Pop-Up In MSP Airport
• JBS Plant Agrees To Pay Up To $5.5 Million To Settle Discrimination Lawsuit
• Furry Tails: Stray Texas Dog Finds Guardian Angel In Pittsburgh Man
• New York's AG shuts down crypto app, claiming illegal trades
• Officials: All Clear At Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland After Active Shooter Lockdown
• Foraging For Food: Local Chef Uses Naturally Found Maryland Serviceberries In Recipes
• Law Enforcement Officials Investigating Suspicious Death In Denton
• New Fort Worth Animal Shelter Already Full, In Desperate Need Of Fosters And Adopters
• 'Whole Basement Was Covered': Chester County Residents Spend Day Cleaning Up From Flooding
• Cleveland Browns Chief Of Staff Callie Brownson Suspended For DUI, Will Not Lose Job
• Police: Pair Admits To Being Part Of Theft Ring After Manteca Burlington Shoplifting Arrest
• Child Ejected From Vehicle After Crash In Westmoreland County
• Hunting License Go On Sale June 14
• K-9 Officer 'Rex' Recovering After Breaking Leg During Training Exercise
• Former ADT Technician Sentenced To 4+ Years In Prison For Hacking Home Security Cams In North Texas
• Illinois Republicans File Lawsuit Seeking To Throw Out New State Legislative Maps Drawn By Democrats
• Man Rescued After Being Trapped Inside Giant Fan For Days At NorCal Vineyard
• 2 Employees Hospitalized After Hazmat Incident At Baltimore County FBI Building
• Shedd Aquarium To Offer Array Of Visitor Experiences As Chicago Reopens In Phase 5
• Mass. State Lawmakers Send 'Millionaire Tax' Question To Voters
• North Texas Authorities Searching For Man Wanted For Online Solicitation Of Minor
• Outdoor Dining Set To Become Permanent Feature In LA County
• US Naval Academy Induction Day, Oath Of Office Ceremony Will Be Open To Families
• Brett Stimac Sentenced To Year In Prison For Beheading Black Bear On Red Lake Indian Reservation
• San Francisco Budget Proposes Eliminating Fees, Fines Burdening Low Income Residents
• Alec McKinney Describes 'Pushing Point' In Devon Erickson's Murder Trial For STEM School Shooting
• TCU Baseball Coach Jim Schlossnagle, Who Led Team To 5 College World Series', Takes Texas A&M Job
• Former Somerset County Woman Gets 2 Years Probation For Faking Birth, Death Of Baby To Scam Donations
• Bo Schembechler's Son To Offer Evidence Against Dr. Robert Anderson, Says Father Didn't Protect Him
• Minnesota Wild Name St. Paul Native Ray Shero Senior Advisor To GM Bill Guerin
• Morgan Hill Vegetation Fire Burns At Least 10 Acres
• Philadelphia Police Release New Details About Keith Gibson, Man Suspected In Number Of Murders In Philadelphia, Delaware
• Bike The Drive Returning To Lake Shore Drive On Labor Day Weekend
• Maryland Weather: Hot Again With Scattered Storms
• San Francisco Suspect Arrested for Shooting at Vehicle in Cow Hollow Faces Over a Dozen Charges
• Dallas Chamber Campaign & Sweepstakes Encourages North Texas COVID Vaccination
• Crews Battle Fire At North Minneapolis Duplex
• Mountain View Police Investigate Woman Found Dead Near Movie Theater
• Deadly Shooting: Denver Police Need Tips After Man Killed At Colfax And Quebec
• 'Ring Of Fire' Solar Eclipse Arrives Thursday Morning, But Will Minnesota See It?
• Guilty But Mentally Ill Plea In Murders Of Lehigh County Mother, Sister
• Report: Kemba Walker, Celtics Looking To Part Ways This Offseason
• 18-Year-Old Faces DUI, Ethnic Intimidation Charges After Allegedly Trying To Run Over Kids, Crashing Over Hillside
• Arizona governor issues declarations of emergency in response to wildfires
• Haltom City Police Searching For Man Who Allegedly Made Lewd Comments To Woman, Punched Gas Station Clerk
• Jury Selection Complete In Trial Of Sheldon Jeter
• Lordstown Motors says it may go out of business
• Amber Alert: 8-Year-Old Girl Abducted By Mother In Leimert Park Found Safe In Santa Ana
• Minnesota's 3rd-Degree Murder Law At Issue In Ex-MPD Cop's Appeal: 'Mohamed Noor Did Not Act With A Depraved Mind'
• Suspect In North Hollywood Killing Captured In Hemet; Kidnapped Ex-Girlfriend Found Alive
• City Of Falcon Heights Announces Honorary Street Renaming After Philando Castile
• Texas Law Enforcement Officials Wrangle Massive Alligator Dubbed 'Godzilla' From Neighborhood
• Here's How To See The 'Ring Of Fire' Solar Eclipse In Michigan Thursday
• American Airlines CEO Shows Up At Southwest Flight Attendant's Wedding A Year After Viral Meeting
• State Bar Of Texas Reportedly Investigating Attorney General Ken Paxton
• Police: 37-Year-Old Injured In Detroit Shooting
• Report: LeBron Switching Jersey Number Back To No. 6
• Beech-Nut Baby Rice Cereal Recalled Due To High Arsenic Levels
• Henry Ford, 11 Other Health Systems Pledge To Add $1 Billion In Spending On Small Businesses Affected By COVID-19
• Fmr. DOC Officer Randy Beehler Sentenced To Jail For Sexually Assaulting Female Inmate
• Allegheny County Health Department Fines U.S. Steel $200K For Air Pollution, Permit Violations At Clairton Coke Works
• Jury Awards $7.5M To Man Cleared Of Murder Decades Later
• Small Earthquake Reported Near Tuckerton In Ocean County, New Jersey
• Allegheny County Police Believe Multiple 7-Eleven Robberies May Be Related
• Medical Examiner: 12-Year-Old Romy Vilsaint, Said To Be Bullying Victim, Died Of Natural Causes
• Schoolcraft College Opens Its New Manufacturing & Engineering Center In Livonia, Will Offer More Youth STEM Programs
• Amazon's Sidewalk program has launched. Here's how to opt out.
• Caught On Video: Burglar Stuffs Laptop Down His Pants In The Bronx
• Tom Brady Says He Dealt With Knee Injury Throughout 2020 Season
• Construction Worker Struck, Killed By ACE Train Near Tracy Station
• Investigation Underway After Explosion Injures 5 People In Evanston
• San Mateo County Supes Approve Stricter Gun Laws for Unincorporated Parts of County
• Car Crashes off Northbound 101 in Novato, Ends Up on SMART Train Tracks
• Worker Accused Of Stealing Vaccine Cards From COVID Vaccine Supersite At Pomona Fairplex
• Final Preparations Being Made For CBS2's Leading Contenders Mayoral Debate Thursday Night
• Jon Stewart To Appear On 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert' As First In-Studio Guest Of 2021
• Fastly Blames Software Problem For Massive Internet Outage
• Wall-Like Varlamov Has Put Islanders On Cusp Of Another Appearance In Stanley Cup Semifinals
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Infection Rate And Average Daily Hospitalizations Reach New Pandemic Lows
• Trove Of World War II-Era Photos, Love Letters Discovered In Stockton; Search On For Family
• Motions Hearing Underway In Capital Gazette Shooting Case Wednesday
• Jake DeBrusk Back In Bruins Lineup For Must-Win Game 6
• 19-Year-Old Man Killed In Fiery Cheltenham Crash
• California Regulators Are Again Reconsidering Mask Standards For Workers
• Student Injured In Shooting At Houston High School, Police Say
• JFK Library Reopening On Weekends With Free Admission For July And August
• How To Watch The 'Ring Of Fire' Solar Eclipse On June 10
• State Police Will Conduct Sobriety Checkpoints In Baltimore This Weekend
• Man Stabbed To Death Outside Plano Bazaar, Suspect In Custody
• Check Your Couch Cushions, Car Console, Wherever Else... $1M Powerball Ticket  Sold In Waco Set To Expire 
• Residents Bracing For Possibility Of More Flash Flooding Following Tuesday's Storms
• FBI: Perceived Grievances Drove Virginia Beach Mass Shooter
• Sable Hotel Opening At Navy Pier
• Man Living In Crystal Lake For More Than 20 Years Fighting Deportation Order
• Man Arrested In Sexual Assault, Attempted Robbery in Redwood City
• COVID cases spiking in Russia as many continue to shun vaccine
• Biden revokes Trump's attempted TikTok ban
• July Horseracing Tickets At Arlington Go On Sale Wednesday At Noon
• Rafting Companies Make The Most Of Low Water Levels In Colorado's High Country
• Michigan Man Pleads Guilty To Threatening Elected Officials
• 20-Year-Old Shohreh Rachelle Polozadeh Faces Murder Charge In Quincey Lamount Brooks Killing 
• Your Guide To When, Where And How To Safely View The Eclipse
• Video Shows Bodega Worker Beaten With Bat; Suspects Make Off With Stolen Beer And Cigarettes
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Positivity Rate Drops Below 1%
• Barry Lee Whelpley, Charged In 1972 Murder Of 15-Year-Old Julie Ann Hanson, Extradited From Minnesota
• Miami Weather: Breezy & Warm, Quick Afternoon Showers Possible
• Mom accused of killing 7-year-old son near Vegas arrested in Denver
• Boston Archdiocese Reinstating Sunday Mass Obligation; 'Increasingly Safe For Our Catholic People'
• No Arrest After Lengthy Standoff With Shooting Suspect In Auburn Gresham
• Maryland Senate Republican Leadership Calls On President Ferguson To Apologize For 'Public Shaming' Of Dr. Robert Redfield For Wuhan Lab Leak Comments
• COVID In Minnesota: 8 More Deaths Reported As Rate Of New Cases Dips Below Caution Threshold
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 39 More Coronavirus Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• With Expressway Shootings A Crisis In Chicago Area, Suburban Man Says He Was Narrowly Missed On I-290 In August
• 'Little' Lady Liberty To Arrive Just In Time For Independence Day
• Watching The Partial Solar Eclipse? Local Astronomer Has Tips On How To Do It Safely
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 496 New Cases, 22 Additional Deaths
• Doctors Say Spread Of Flu, Colds Are On The Rise
• 'I'm Going To Be Lining Up With The Best Female Athletes': Memorial Sloan Kettering Nurse Ana Johnson On Mastercard New York Mini 10K
• State Fair Of Texas Hiring Thousands As Full Event Returns
• Free Air Travel, Cowboys & Mavs Tickets Among Dallas Chamber Giveaways In COVID Vaccine Sweepstakes
• Tuukka Rask Will Start Game 6 For Bruins Vs. Islanders
• Xcel Energy Shares Tips For Staying Cool This Summer While Keeping Bills Low
• San Rafael Robbery Suspect Swims Into San Francisco Bay In Escape Attempt
• "Mount Recyclemore" to stare down Biden, other G7 leaders in U.K.
• Emergency Responders In Fort Collins 'Alarmed' By Number Of Water Rescues They've Had To Make On Stretch Of Poudre River
• West Broward High School Yearbook Distribution Resumes After Weekend Suspension
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis To Approve Package That Could Raise Property Insurance Rates
• Teens Had 2 Pounds Of Fentanyl, Meth Strapped To Groin And In Pants At Southern Border
• Missing 11 Days, Long Island Woman Coaletta Williams Found Dead In Her Van In Lindenwood, Brooklyn
• Magnitude 2.4 Earthquake Rattles Ocean County, N.J.
• Paint Just Got A Lot More Expensive
• Exiled Putin critic says he was told investigations would "target" family
• George Floyd Murder: Trial For Ex-MPD Officers Thomas Lane, J. Alexander Kueng, Tou Thao Scheduled For March 7
• VIDEO: Deer Caught Frolicking In Lake Michigan
• Pittsburgh Police Say Missing Sisters, Justice Roberts And Selena Hawkins, Have Been Found
• Texas Bakery Sells Out Of Inventory After Facing Pride Month Backlash
• Visit Florida Tourism CEO Dana Young, Staff Get Pay Raises
• Body Of Missing Swimmer Recovered In Big Kandiyohi Lake
• 17 million salmon will be released into S.F. bay in bid to save species
• Colorado Parks And Wildlife Urges Everyone To 'Leave Wildlife Alone'
• Biden ends infrastructure negotiations with Republican senators
• Dallas Man Arrested After 5-Month Long Gas Pump Skimmer Investigation In Ellis County
• Cicadas Likely Captured On Weather Radar In Maryland As Peak Season Underway
• Anne Arundel County Police Officers Rescue Snapping Turtle Found In Traffic
• Multiple Vehicle Crash Leads To Closure Of Highway 66 In Weld County
• Driver Arrested After Crash In Plumas County Kills Passenger
• BC Football To Play Alabama In 2031 And 2034
• Water Bills Are Going Up Across Massachusetts And There's No Relief In Sight
• Eric Adams Ducking Out Of CBS2's Leading Contenders Debate Thursday Night, The Last Before Early Voting Starts
• Denver Weather: Smoke, Ozone Create Poor Air Quality As The Heat Wave Continues
• Fires, Outages, Dried-Up Wells Expected In Contra Costa County Amid Exceptional Drought
• Highly-Anticipated Restaurant Empress by Boon To Debut in Landmark San Francisco Chinatown Building
• Harry and Meghan deny they didn't ask queen before naming daughter
• Bruins Need To Clean It Up On PK Unit To Have Any Shot At A Game 7
• Long Island Hospital Worker Taylor Melecio Accused Of Inappropriately Touching Patient
• Michigan Man Accused Of Killing Teen, Sexually Assaulting Woman Faces Multiple Charges
• Dr. Oz Reveals The Findings Of His Big Chicken Nugget Investigation!
• Rebekah Jones' Twitter Account Suspended
• Magnitude-2.0 Quake Rattles Sherman Oaks
• Philadelphia Weather: Dangerous Heat Persists As Scattered Storms Could Bring Localized Flooding Again
• Florida Youth Director David Nims Accused Of Hiding Camera In Church Bathroom
• Pennsylvania's House Votes To End Governor's Pandemic Disaster Declaration
• Female Pedestrian Dies After Being Hit By Freight Train In Denton
• Fastly says software bug triggered global website outage
• 2 In 3 Say They Can't Sleep If They Know A Bug's In Their Home
• Framber Valdez Dominates Red Sox Offense For Second Time In Six Days
• Mahmoud Musa Arrested In Midtown Assault On Jewish Man
• West Texas Town On Alert After Hungry Bear Sightings Too Close To Home
• 3 Young Adults File Federal Lawsuit, Sue For Right To Carry Guns In Minnesota
• Recipe: Cherry Mango Smoothie
• Whitmer: Expand Preschool To 22,000 4-Year-Olds In Michigan
• Charter School On CPS Warning List Just 2 Years Ago Sending 100% Of 2021 Graduates To College
• Dr. Dave Hnida: 'No HIPAA Jail' For Asking About Vaccination Status
• Davies Strong, Rizzo, Wisdom Homer In Cubs' 7-1 Win Vs Padres
• 61-Year-Old Man Shot In SW Baltimore Early Wednesday
• If I Have COVID Antibodies Should I Get Vaccinated? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• PTL Links: June 9, 2021
• Cooking With Rania: Spanish Cheese Board With White Wine Sangria
• Elk Grove Family Displaced After Late Night House Fire
• 2 Killed, 2 Hurt After Dump Truck Collides With Ambulance At Spot Where DNR Officer Died Days Earlier
• 36 Million Families May Start Receiving Child Tax Credit Deposits On July 15
• 'It's Disconcerting': Sacramento County Supervisors Walk Out Of Board Meeting After Heated Exchange Over Mask-Wearing
• Maine Beachgoers' Feet Turning Black After Day At The Ocean, Experts Say Insects To Blame
• Driver Killed In Collision On PCH In Huntington Beach
• Biden congratulates Marjory Stoneman Douglas grads in commencement video
• Biden arrives in Europe for first foreign trip as president
• Food Delivery Workers Counting On New York City Council To Pass Package Of Bills Regulating Delivery Apps
• Feds: Pennsylvania Man Faked Trump Family Personas In Fraud
• Wisconsin Republicans Seek To Shield State Gun Owners
• Evacuated North Texans Watching As Water Levels From The Brazos River Continue To Rise
• After 2-Year Struggle And Insurance Company Denial, 5-Year-Old Girl Finally Gets New Wheelchair Thanks To Anonymous Donor
• Lin-Manuel Miranda on "In the Heights," a movie full of "joy and love"
• Nevada City Paints Over Street Mural Adored By Store Owners That Wasn't Permitted
• The Big Chicken Nugget Investigation – We Found The Best. We Know You Are Eating Them
• Yellow Fever Mosquito Detected In San Joaquin County
• Six Flags New England To Host COVID Vaccine Clinic
• Celtics Reportedly Interested In Talking To Mike D'Antoni About Head Coaching Vacancy
• Weeks-Long Tarentum Bridge Closure Begins
• Mpls. City Council Sets Public Hearing For Mayor Frey's American Rescue Plan Act Spending Proposal
• Chicago Teachers Union Announces Deal With Urban Prep Charter Schools On New Contract
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/9 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Kids And Cars Partnering With PETA On Hot Car Safety Campaign
• Oral Arguments Begin Today In Case Brought Forth By Butler Area School District Against Gov. Tom Wolf
• Florida Woman Bitten By Gator While Walking Her Dog
• Shooting In Essex Leaves 1 Person With Critical Injuries
• Suspect charged with murder in California road rage shooting
• Alligator attacks woman shielding her dog at Florida lake
• Pushing Away The Pandemic Pounds: How To Drop The Weight Gained During COVID Restrictions
• Senate approves bill to boost tech industry and counter rivals
• Why one city is sending $1,000 bonuses to essential workers
• Texas Mom Arrested After Posing As Student, Sneaking Onto Campus Of Daughter's Middle School
• Animal survives after 24,000 years frozen in Siberian permafrost
• Millions of families could soon get Child Tax Credit payments
• French president slapped in the face while visiting small town
• Drone refuels U.S. Navy fighter jet in midair for the first time
• "Mega-drought" depletes system that provides water to 40 million
• Man Fatally Shot While Answering Front Door In His Auburn Gresham Home
• Swarm of Brood X cicadas delays Biden's press plane
• Police Searching For Suspect Wanted In North Wildwood Aggravated Assault
• Republican Governors Of Texas And Florida Battle With Cruise Lines Over Vaccine Requirements
• 'I Am Not The Most In Need': Harvard-Bound Verda Tetteh Turns Down $40K Scholarship From Fitchburg High
• Pittsburgh Weather: Scattered Showers Continue On Wednesday And Throughout The Week
• Firefighters Battle 2-Alarm Warehouse Fire At Former Glass Factory In Millville
• UPS Driver Attacked In San Francisco Describes Vicious Robbery Attempt In Exclusive Interview
• Man Shoots At CTA Bus After Being Denied Ride For Not Wearing Mask
• Chicago Weather: Hot, Humid Day Ahead
• Florida Readies For 'Freedom Week' Tax Break
• Marcus Eriz Charged With Murder In Road Rage Killing Of 6-Year-Old Aiden Leos; Girlfriend Wynne Lee Charged With Accessory After The Fact
• Miami-Dade PD Identifies Teens Murdered In Brownsville Neighborhood
• The political priorities, preferences and fears of Kim Jong Un
• Shooting Leaves Man, Woman Dead In North Philadelphia
• Pa. State System Of Higher Education Holding Virtual Public Hearings Regarding Plan To Combine Universities
• New Jersey Primary Election Results: Governor's Race Set, Mayoral Races In Camden, Atlantic City
• Jovan Young Arrested In Deadly Shooting Of 10-Year-Old Justice Wallace
• Family, Friends Of Victims Speak Out After Alleged Serial Killer Keith Gibson Arrested In Delaware
• Central Bucks East Student Nicholas Mannino Killed In Car Crash Following Prom
• At Least 2 Dozen Water Rescues In Chester County As Flash Flooding Occurs
• Alleged 'Serial Killer' Keith Gibson, Suspect In Murder Of Philadelphia Dunkin' Manager Christine Lugo, Taken Into Custody, Police Sources Say
• Lightning Bolt Melts Pavement, Leaves Steaming Hole In Western Massachusetts Street
• UPDATE: Massive San Francisco Police Drug Bust in Oakland Nets Over 16 Pounds of Fentanyl
• Wife of "El Chapo" expected to admit she helped him run drug empire
• Wednesday's Child: 13-Year-Old Fa-lize
• Missing 78-Year-Old Woman Ying-Fen Johnson Found Dead After Being Hit By Train
• Massachusetts Comedian Facing Possible Charges After Hitting Golf Ball In Yellowstone National Park
• Pittsburgh Pierogi Festival Will Return To Kennywood In September
• Audit Finds Numerous Issues In Register Of Wills Office
• State Rep. Tony DeLuca Plans To Introduce Minimum Wage Question To Ballot In Next General Election
• Tenants Of General Braddock Tower Say Broken Air Conditioning Shows They're Being Ignored
• Pennsylvania House Approves Veto-Bound Bill Designed To Block Local Gun Laws
• Pennsylvania House Advances Ban On Abortions Over Down Syndrome Diagnoses
• 'I Think That's My Goal, Is To Be A Starting Quarterback:' Steelers QB Mason Rudolph Focused On Present
• Amid Heat Wave, Minnetrista Issues Watering Ban
• Sánchez Homers, Yankees Snap Skid With Win Over Twins
• Orioles Still Rolling On Offense, Rout Mets

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• France is gifting a little Lady Liberty in time for Independence Day
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• Graduate's generous offer stuns commencement crowd
• Local Matters: Terry McAuliffe wins Democratic nomination for Virginia governor
• Amazon faces privacy backlash over new Sidewalk technology
• Rising tick population prompts Lyme disease warning in California
• Drug seizures at border surge amid immigration spike
• Police did not clear protesters for Trump photo-op, inspector general report concludes
• Biden aims to repair relations with allies on first foreign trip as president
• Falling COVID-19 vaccine rates put Biden's July 4 goal in jeopardy
• Democrats urge Justice Department not to defend Trump in defamation suit
• U.S. COVID-19 vaccination rate slows as Biden's July 4 goal approaches
• 6/9: Red and Blue
• Biden arrives in the U.K. ahead of G-7 summit
• U.S. unsure whether 2,100 migrant children have been reunited with parents
• Why the richest people in America have a lower "true tax rate" than the rest of us
• How the 25 wealthiest Americans can pay little to no federal income taxes
• National Urban League leader on prospects for federal voting rights bill
• Biden heads to Europe for G-7 summit
• Mom arrested on suspicion of killing 7-year-old son
• Local Matters: Terry McAuliffe and Glenn Youngkin to face off in Virginia governor's race
• The business of negotiating with ransomware hackers
• 13-year-old starts his own power-washing business
• New report details government's efforts to prosecute human trafficking
• Biden heads to Europe after infrastructure negotiations break down
• U.S. monitoring spread of highly contagious COVID-19 variant as vaccination rate slows
• One Tank Away: The Grand Resort
• ProPublica investigation reveals how little some of the wealthiest Americans pay in income taxes
• Sneak peek: The Final Hours of Cayley Mandadi
• Ibram X. Kendi on new podcast, teaching antiracism
• Cicada invasion takes over neighborhoods, as insects move into trees and onto plates
• Lin-Manuel Miranda on bringing the "joy and love" of "In the Heights" to the big screen
• Royals Report: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle welcome baby girl
• California is loading young salmon into tankers, driving them to the sea due to severe drought
• FDA approves potential game-changer drug for weight loss, but it comes with a hefty price tag
• WorldView: Shooting at Afghanistan mine clearing organization; El Chapo's wife to plead guilty
• ProPublica reveals how little some of America's billionaires pay in taxes
• Officer pleads guilty to rape, kidnapping of Sarah Everard, whose death sparked U.K. protests
• Hundreds busted in crime crackdown using messaging app
• Vice President Kamala Harris back in Washington after first foreign trip to Mexico, Guatemala
• What's on the agenda for Biden's first foreign trip in office
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