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• Construction Concerns Hit Businesses Along Highway 99
• San Francisco Police Ask for Help Finding Yorkshire Terrier Stolen from Car
• 'Simply Just Another Bump In The Road': Future Sacramento Firefighter Tells Inspirational Story From Chemo To Cadet
• Ohtani Delivers On Mound, At Plate As Angels Top D-Backs 6-5
• 'In the Heights' Delights at First Pride Movie Night at Oracle Park
• Andrus Hits Walk-Off Single In 9th, A's Edge Royals 4-3
• Andrus Hits Walk-Off Single in 9th, A's Edge Royals 4-3
• 'It's Just Crazy': Wellington Water Base Rates Spike 4 Times Higher Than Denver Water's
• Rideshare Services Like Lyft, Uber Struggle To Get Drivers Behind The Wheel
• Kershaw Rebounds, Dodgers Go Deep 5 Times In Rout Of Rangers
• Yolo County Offers To Deliver And Administer COVID-19 Vaccines At Home
• 'Still In Disbelief': Littleton Mom Goes From Working Two Jobs To Being A Millionaire With Colorado Comeback Cash
• Drivers Prepare For Big Delays On Highway 99 Amid Complete Closure For Bridge Repair
• Free Dodgers Tickets For 1,000 Fans As Incentives Continue Rolling In For Californians Who Received The COVID Vaccine
• Driver Killed After Careening Into Hancock Park Home, Sparking Fire; Street Racing May Be To Blame
• Fire Crews Prepare As Hot Spell Expected To Bear Down On Southland Next Week
• Truck Crashes Into Tree In West Sacramento; Multiple People Injured
• Mom Fights With Insurance Company To Get Disabled Daughter Wheelchair
• MSU Denver Offers COVID Vaccine Incentive With Scholarship Drawing
• COVID Vaccine: Denver Moves Focus From Quantity To Localized, Targeted Population
• Branden Lackie Charged With Murder In Connection With Fatal Simi Valley House Fire
• Chicago Weather: Mostly Hot And Sunny; Scattered Storms Bring Rain, Cooler Temps For Some
• Search Called Off For Man Who Went Overboard Catalina Express Near Long Beach
• Chicago Pride History Makers: Tracy Baim, Founder Of The Windy City Times
• Astros Booed At Target Field, But Overcome 4 Twins Homers For Win
• Leaders Talk Curbing Gun Violence After Span Of Shootings In Pittsburgh Area
• Fire Trucks Sold By Struggling Western Slope Department
• CPD Officer Karol Chwiesiuk Charged With Participating In Capitol Riot On January 6
• MTA Bus Removed From Brooklyn Brownstone 4 Days After Crash; Many Feared Building Would Collapse
• Mets' deGrom Leaves With Flexor Tendinitis In Win Vs Padres
• On Eve Of Early Voting, Top Contenders For NYC Mayor Skirmish Over Crime And If Police Should Carry Guns
• Queens Street Renamed In Honor Of Beloved Community Member, Hospital Worker Who Died From COVID-19
• Straight Creek Fire 30% Contained Thanks To Aggressive Approach
• 2 Passengers Aboard Royal Caribbean Cruise Test Positive For COVID-19
• Verdugo, Red Sox Rally From 4 Down, Top Blue Jays 6-5 In 9th
• Guard Shot, Killed During Gary, Indiana Bank Robbery; 1 Suspect Caught, Another Sought
• Darnella Frazier, Teen Who Filmed George Floyd's Murder, Wins Special Pulitzer Award
• Sheriff: Publix Gunman Timothy Wall Wanted 'To Kill People And Children'
• Former CBS4 Journalist Michele Gillen Has Passed Away
• Wayzata High School Fishing Team Gets Ready To Cast Lines This Weekend
• Scherzer Hurt, Giants Beat Nats 1-0 Behind Posey, DeSclafani
• Department Of Housing Preservation And Development Responds To Jackson Heights Families Asking For More Time In Emergency Housing
• Police: 32-Year-Old Man Hit, Killed By Car While Trying To Cross Parkway West To Get In Uber
• COVID Reopening: Napa County Toasts Return Of Visitors, Business Close To Normal Levels
• 'It's Just All Political Agenda' Some Business Owners Criticize Mayor, City Response In Fells Point; Street Closures In Effect
• Roberta's House Holds Grand Opening For Family Grief Support Center
• Man Struck And Killed On CTA Blue Line Tracks; Service Suspended Between O'Hare And Jefferson Park
• USPS Response "Wholly Inadequate" Said Rep. Ruppersberger, As Frustrations Rise With Baltimore-Area Delivery
• Dallas County Considering Cash, Other Prizes To Get More People Vaccinated
• Marlins Edge Past Past Braves 4-3
• Defense Rests Its Case In Devon Erickson's Murder Trial For STEM School Shooting
• Suspect Shoots, Kills Self After 8-Hour Police Standoff In BWI Parking Garage
• CBS2/KCAL9 Celebrates Pride By Highlighting LGBTQ+ Businesses, Events
• Hampden Family Center Holding 1950s Style Gala Fundraiser
• Burnett Livingston Arrested In Connection With Long Beach Hit-And-Run That Injured Infant
• Investigation Into 2019 Murder Of El Dorado County Woman Lands Second Arrest
• Maryland Weather: Rain Continues Friday As Temperatures Cool Down, Flood Warnings Issued In The Region
• FDA Orders J&J Vaccines Made At Baltimore Emergent Plant To Be Tossed
• Fire Destroys Barn Near New Prague
• Dangerous Covid Variants Could Set Back National Progress Against The Pandemic, Officials Warn
• Preorders For Ford Electric F-150 Lightning Tops 100,000
• Possible Heart Inflammation in Youth Linked to mRNA COVID Vaccines
• Scherzer Hurt, Giants Beat Nats Behind Posey, DeSclafani, 1-0
• State Lawmakers Look To Fight Pollution in Michigan Auto Lots and Junkyards
• Michigan Lawmakers Looks To Give More Time For Drivers To Renew Expired Drivers License and Vehicle Registrations
• Michigan Lawmakers Looks For Greater Protection Against Elder Abuse
• 'Oh My God, I'm In A Whale's Mouth': Lobster Diver Says He Was Nearly Swallowed By Whale Off Cape Cod
• $2,500 Reward Offered For Information Leading To The Arrest of Ashley Debarry's Killer
• Bizarre Break-In: Meadow Vista Home Intruder Takes Shower, Is Confronted By Homeowner While Wearing Towel
• Firefly Festival Single Day Passes Go On Sale Tuesday
• Fairfield Firefighters Knock Down 3-Alarm Brush Fire Near Travis AFB
• Rays Become First Team To Reach 40 Wins, 4-2 Over Orioles
• Market-Size Oyster, Spat Population In Chesapeake Bay Increased In 2021
• Methacton Lacrosse Coach Garth Little Facing Charges After Video Captures Him Shoving Student-Athlete
• The Keys To Getting A Better Night's Sleep Include Time Outside, Exercise
• Homeowner's Body Found Following Explosions, Massive Fire In Lower Providence Township Townhouses
• Dolphins Linebacker Jerome Baker On His Future: 'I Definitely See Myself Playing Here For A Long Time'
• Shasta County Pair Charged In 1997 Vegas Kidnapping Of Teen Girl
• AAA Rescued More Than 6,800 Cars During Maryland Heat Wave
• Criminal Charges Will Not Be Filed Against Protesters, Journalists Arrested At Echo Park
• William Wayland Of Potomac Sentenced To 8 Years In Mortgage Theft Scheme
• Alonzo Polk, Teen Pulled From Pool At Dedham Graduation Party, Dies
• Push To Get More People Vaccinated Continues In New Jersey, Connecticut
• Video: Gunman On Citi Bike Opens Fire In Harlem, Injuring 1
• Judge Blocks Placement Of Sexually Violent Predator Calvin Lynn Grassmier In La Crescenta Neighborhood
• Outdoor Activities Boom In Popularity Across Colorado As More People Transition From Indoor Gyms
• Man Leads Police On Chase In Lawrence County, Tries To Escape By Jumping In River
• Consumer Reports: 34% Of People Surveyed Found At Least 1 Error On Credit Report
• 7 La Plata High School Graduates Finally Received Their Diplomas -- 52 Years Later
• Oakland 12-Year-Old Shot While Confronting Catalytic Converter Thieves Outside Home
• Special Olympics Of New Jersey Torch Run Returns To Jersey City
• Road Construction Boom Surrounds Sacramento Area Drivers
• American Museum Of Natural History's Gem And Minerals Exhibit Reopens Saturday After 4-Year Closure
• Gov. Newsom Signs Order Officially Marking End Of California Stay-At-Home Order
• Gov. Newsom Signs Order to Lift COVID Rules, Pledges Consistent Workplace Mask Rules
• UPDATE: Family, Friends Gather At Memorial To Teen Driver Killed in SJ Street Racing Crash
• Who Is Karol Chwiesiuk, CPD Officer Accused Of Storming U.S. Capitol?
• Menlo Park Approves $1,000 Fines, Jail Time In Illegal Fireworks Crackdown
• Road To Reopening: All-Day Ferry Service Between Jersey City, Manhattan Resumes Monday
• Search For Missing Person At Lake Estes Turns From Rescue To Recovery
• 'Whole Area Was On Fire': Evacuated Residents Watch As Firefighters Battle Platte River Fire
• Push To Get People Vaccinated Continues As Reopening Nears
• Attorney general announces actions to protect voting rights
• Early Voting For New York City Primary Election Begins Saturday
• Child Tax Credit To Help Thousands Of Pittsburgh-Area Families
• Republican Election Reform Package Brings Swift Reaction From Democrats
• Marin Firefighters Quickly Control Brush Fire Along Highway 101 Near Sausalito
• Attention Colorado Hikers: Rare Weekend Ahead With Virtually No Mountain Storms Expected
• Jamari Dent, Who Tried To Commit Suicide After Merciless Bullying At School, Dies At Age 13
• LASD Blasted By Advocates For Response To Homelessness Crisis In Venice Area
• Man, 21, Shot And Wounded In Baltimore Friday
• Washington County Rib And Music Festival Comes To Fairgrounds
• Grand Jury in San Francisco Charges Shasta Couple in 1997 Kidnapping of Teen Girl
• Modesto Police Officer Daniel Phillips Arrested For Alleged Domestic Violence Incident
• State Officials Encourage Rebuilding In Areas Destroyed By California Wildfires
• Former Pitcher's Prosthetic Arm, Stolen From Car, Replaced Thanks To Community's Generosity
• Colorado State Fairgrounds COVID Vaccine Site Will Close Next Week
• Cedars-Sinai To Host Seven Blood Drives As Blood Supplies Remain Low
• 1 Dead, 4 Hurt After Car Crashed Into Brooklyn Senior Living Facility
• After Reopening, Chicago Illegal Parties Taskforce Now Covering Illegal Activity
• Jersey City Councilman Introduces Legislation Mandating Bathrooms Throughout City Be Gender-Neutral
• Bear Sightings On The Rise Around Twin Cities: What To Do If You See One
• Florida Congressman, Gubernatorial Hopeful Charlie Crist Makes South Florida Stop
• Suspect Arrested Hours After Fatal San Francisco Tenderloin Shooting
• Protecting Your Kids From The Texas Summer Heat
• Road To Reopening: NYC Parks And Recreation Centers Reopen Next Week, Indoor Programming Resumes At Senior Centers
• Auditor General Timothy DeFoor: After Audit In Washington County, State Out More Than $500,000
• Community saves couple's wedding day after fire
• Acclaimed Journalist Les Payne Awarded Posthumous Pulitzer Prize
• Firefighters To Light Up Old Jeannette Hospital For Major Training Operation
• Pivot During Pandemic: Necessity Proves To Be The Mother Of Invention For One South Florida Small Business
• Hampton, NH Police Say Alcohol, Fireworks Violations Will Be Strictly Enforced
• Fans Flock To Old Town Art Fair After COVID Closed It Last Year
• Would You Eat Cicadas? Watch CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis Brave The Buzz
• 'Sad Day In The Rescue World': Animal Advocates Fear Proposed Legislation Would Force Dog Owners To Give Up Pets
• Police: Florida supermarket gunman made threats before shooting
• City Park Jazz Returns This Weekend To Resume 30-Year Tradition
• Illinois State Inspector Fired After Groping, Sexually Harassing Doggy Daycare Owner
• 2 Arrested For Deadly Shooting Near California, Flora Streets In Stockton
• 'Boo Boo' The Black Bear Spotted In Norwell On Friday
• Pepper Persley, 10-Year-Old Podcaster From New York, Broadcasts NBA Playoff Game On TV
• Court: Lapeer County Judge Who Lost Race Gets 6-Year Ban For Misconduct
• Long Island Students Exasperated After Learning Their ACT Answer Sheets Got Lost In The Mail; 'Are You Kidding Me?'
• 'A Long Way From Being Over': Volunteers Encourage Boston Residents To Get COVID Vaccine
• Man Arrested In Connection With Large Fight, Shooting Outside UPMC Children's Hospital
• Beekeeping Has Become Popular In Boston Thanks To Pandemic
• Columbia High School Student Moussa Fofana Laid To Rest As Search Continues For His Killer: 'Who Did It And Why?'
• Miami Arrest Made After Men Drugged, Pricey Watches Stolen
• Former college swimmer on trans representation
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Signs Property Insurance Bill That May Bring Higher Rates
• Plenty Of Confusion Remains As Gov. DeSantis Still At Odds With Who's Allowed To Sail
• Dallas Man Who Sexually Assaulted Three Young Sisters, Oscar King Gets 85 Years In Prison
• North Texas Law Professor Expects Biden Administration To Sue Texas To Block State's Border Wall
• Truce Center Expands To East St. Paul To Help Stop Deadly Disagreements
• New York Announces First Winners Of COVID Vaccination Scholarship Incentive
• Long Island Leaders Urge People To Take 'Staycations' This Summer
• Back Together: Worthington Bounces Back After Being Hit Hard Early In Pandemic
• Philadelphia Celebrates Return Back To Normal After City Drops Mask Mandate, Final COVID-19 Restrictions
• Eagles QB Jalen Hurts Opens Up About Connection To Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation
• 'H.O.P.E House': Renovated Home Gives 3 Veterans A Place To Live As They Transition To Civilian Life
• Researchers Launching Study To Determine How Effective COVID Vaccines Are For Cancer Patients, Survivors
• 'Life Isn't Perfect': Ahead Of Graduation, Pittsburgh Public Schools Students Reflect On Last 15 Months
• Pederson, Rizzo, Contreras Homer As Cubs Beat Cardinals 8-5
• Bear Poses For 'Selfie' After Discovering Wildlife Camera
• USS Constitution Thanks 200 Frontline Workers With Ride Around Boston Harbor, 21-Gun Salute
• Unvaccinated Students At Exeter, NH Prom Marked For Contact Tracing
• Long Island Man's Bitcoin In Limbo As Hackers Target Cryptocurrency Exchanges
• Maryland Traffic: Delays Reported On US 50 East Before Bay Bridge
• 3 More Suspects Charged In Fatal Woodbury Graduation Party Shooting
• I-Team: Female Officers Allege Harassment, Discrimination Within Revere Police Department
• Justice Department watchdog to probe subpoenas of Congress and media
• Diego Castorena Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison After Ramming Arapahoe County Sheriff's Vehicle, Striking Deputy
• Will blockbusters save movie theaters this summer?
• Feds Restore $929 Million In California High-Speed Rail Funding Revoked By Trump Administration
• City Of Dallas Emergency Rental Assistance
• SEE IT: Video Of Murder Suspect Released As Dying Mother Asks Public To Forget 'No Snitch Code', Bring Killer To Justice
• Mariano Rivera, Fritz Pollard Honored On New Rochelle Walk Of Fame
• Suspect In Brutal Stabbing Attack On Elderly San Francisco Shopkeeper Arrested
• July 4th Fireworks Coming To Boston Common; Pops Will Perform From Tanglewood
• State Board Ordered To OK Bill To End Emergency Powers Law
• North Miami Beach Police: Woman Who Hit Officer With Car Will Be Charged With Attempted Murder
• Fort Worth Residents Warned About Postcard Asking Them To Verify Votes
• Taco Bell To 'Shell Out' Free Tacos To Vaccinated Californians Tuesday
• 21-Year-Old Charged With Murder In Death Of 18-Year-Old Rhamil Reason
• Another Arrest Made In Shooting Death Of 10-Year-Old Justin Wallace
• Trump's Justice Department Obtained House Democrats' Data In Leaks Investigation
• Miami Police Seeking 2 Men In Brutal Beating Of Woman Inside Miami Hotel Room
• Woman Injured In Downtown Miami Shooting
• Mayor Brandon Scott Didn't Attend Fells Point Town Hall Because He Was At Another Community Meeting
• Massachusetts Reports 121 New COVID Cases, 8 Additional Deaths
• With Help Of Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation, 2-Year-Old Kade Fuller Finishes Treatment For Form Of Eye Cancer
• Small Plane Made Emergency Landing On I-75 Near Weston
• Jet Blue Returns To Mineta San Jose International Airport With Non-Stop Service To Boston
• 'Oh My God, I'm In A Whale's Mouth': Lobster Diver Says He Was Nearly Swallowed By Whale Off Cape Cod
• Detroit Teen Girls Create 'Mobility Hub' In Corktown, As A Way To Connect Detroiters
• 3 Women Accuse Ex-Colorado Officer Of Sexual Misconduct
• Philadelphia Students Officially On Summer Vacation After Year Unlike Any Other
• Bay Area College Grad Aims to Use Music for Activism, Social Change
• COVID Vaccines: 5 More Bay Area Residents Win $50,000 In 2nd 'Vax For The Win' Lottery Drawing
• Diego Vargas Pleads Guilty To Setting Off Explosive Device At Naperville Restaurant During Widespread Looting Last Summer
• Gov. Whitmer Seeks $250M For Parks; Senate Has $1.5B Bridge Plan
• Emeryville Man Killed In Richmond Shooting; Over 40 Shell Casings Found
• 10 People Facing Federal Drug Charges After Large-Scale Operation In Dallas' Fair Park Area
• Suspect Who Broke Into Home Using Ceramic Rabbit Held At Gunpoint By Homeowner Until Deputies Arrive
• 49ers sign OL Senio Kelemete To 1-Year Deal, Waive Justin Skule
• Coast Guard, Good Samaritans Save 6 From Boat In Stormy Seas Off Atlantic City Coast
• UPDATE: Forward Progress Stopped of Brush Fire in Novato Near Big Rock Ridge
• New Community Center In Farmington Hills Is Now Open To The Public
• Federal Judge In Philadelphia Tosses Lawsuit By Republican State Lawmakers Seeking End To Delaware River Drilling Ban
• California State Capitol To Reopen For Visitors Next Week
• Miami City Commissioners Save Allapattah Library From Closing
• Liam's List June 11: PRIDE Movie Nights, Stern Grove & Ben Fong-Torres Rock Doc
• Overturned Tractor Trailer Spills Logs on Eastbound I-80 in Pinole, Closing Lanes
• Straight Creek Fire: Interstate 70 Fully Reopens In Summit County As Firefight Continues
• Gov. Tom Wolf Signs Bill To Extend Pandemic Regulatory Waivers
• Oracle Park Presents San Francisco Pride Movie Nights
• Congress, DOJ Probe Trump Administration Seizure Of Democrats' Data; Demand For Barr, Sessions To Testify
• Police Investigating Double Homicide After 17-Year-Old Boy, Man Shot Multiple Times In West Philadelphia
• Safeway Pharmacies Start Extended Friday Hours For Covid Vaccinations, Offer 20% Off Groceries
• Federal judge halts federal aid program for minority farmers
• American Airlines To Drop Its In-Flight Magazine
• 6 SoCal Residents Win $50,000 In Vax For The Win Drawing After State Pulled More Winners Friday
• Maryland Toddler, Father Dead In Alleged Murder-Suicide Along Appalachian Trail, State Police Say
• Cubs' Anthony Rizzo Says He Has Declined To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• 14-Year-Old Boy Charged With Homicide In Deadly Duquesne Shooting
• Southbound Lake Shore Drive Reopens At North Avenue After Rollover Crash
• Texas Man Charged With Hate Crime Towards Asian Family In Florida, Authorities Say
• Platte River Fire: Evacuations Remain As 30+ Acre Jefferson County Wildfire Burns Near Structures
• Volkswagen Hack: 3 Million Customers Have Had Their Information Stolen
• Sinkhole Opens Up Along Guilford Avenue In Baltimore After Rain
• COVID Vaccinations: San Francisco 1st Major U.S. City With 80% Eligible Residents Receiving Dose
• Procession, Memorial Friday For Fallen San Bernardino Sheriff's Sgt. Dominic Vaca
• Hybrid work models pose security risks, but safeguards exist
• New Colorado Air Quality Plan Encourages Alternatives To Driving To Work
• 2 Coloradans Launch Website That Helps People Going Through A Divorce
• Minneapolis Man, Brian Mock, Accused Of Assaulting Officer In Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol Attack
• Dodgers To Hold First Postgame Fireworks Show Of The Season
• Collin County Man Clay Melton Denton Convicted Of Child Pornography Violations
• Pittsburgh Police Officer Stops By Kids' Lemonade Stand
• Roadway Between Allegheny Valley, Pittsburgh Interchanges On Pa. Turnpike To Close Overnight On Sunday For Construction
• Port Huron Seeks To Resume Summer Firework Show
• You'll Have To BYO: American Airlines Is Dropping Its In-Flight Magazine
• The OC Air Show Will Be Held June 19, 20 Featuring The Air Force Thunderbirds
• Person From Sacramento County Among 2nd Round Of $50K Winners In California's Vaccine Lottery
• Dunkin' Franchise Owner Violated Child Labor Laws More Than A Thousand Times, AG Says
• Minnesota Weather: This Is The Hottest Start To June On Record In Twin Cities
• Hearing Set In Florida Social Media Fight
• FDA Clears 10M Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine Doses From Baltimore's Emergent BioSolutions
• Darnella Frazier, teen who filmed George Floyd's murder, wins Pulitzer award
• Administration ramps up outreach on child tax credit
• First-Year University Of Minnesota Enrollment Confirmations Up 12%
• Biden returns $2 billion in border wall funds to the military
• Will Gabriel Landeskog, Philipp Grubauer And Other Upcoming Free Agents Be On The Colorado Avalanche Roster Next Season?
• One Dead After Mobile Home Fire In Jefferson County; Deputy And 2 Firefighters Treated For Injuries
• Paid Extras Sought For 'A League Of Their Own' TV Series Filming In Pittsburgh
• Dynasty's Liz Gillies Sings Her Way Through Cosmo's Expensive Taste Test
• Pride 2021 Movie Night At San Francisco's Oracle Park
• CDC To Send Nearly $36 Million In COVID-19 Funding To Pennsylvania
• Rescue Beacon Helps Border Patrol Agents Rescue Several Illegal Immigrants, 1 Dies From Heat
• Police: Man Hurt In Early Morning Downtown Modesto Shooting Expected To Survive
• Cries For Denver Public School Board Member Tay Anderson To Step Down Get Louder
• Shaler Area Substitute Teacher Arrested For Alleged Criminal Acts In January 6 Riots At U.S. Capitol
• Some ACME Pharmacies Staying Open Late Tonight, Next 2 Fridays To Offer COVID-19 Vaccine
• Lake Elmo Issues Watering Ban Amid Stretch Of Hot, Dry Weather
• Michigan Woman To Face Trial In $430,000 Defrauding Scheme Involving VA, Michigan Treasury
• Racial Relations Among Issues Congregations Look To Be Addressed At Key Southern Baptists Meeting
• COVID Vaccines: Santa Clara County To Close Mass Vaccination Sites At Levi's Stadium, 3 Other Locations
• Bergeron Going Year By Year With Career, Swayman 'Addicted' To Playoff Hockey, And Everything Else From Bruins' Final Press Conferences
• New Jersey School Mask Mandate Frustrations Spill Out During Hearing
• UnitedHealthcare Facing Criticism Over New Policy On ER Visits
• Online Resellers Charging Up To $1,500 Per Ticket For All-Star Game In Denver
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Infection Rate Remains At All-Time Low; Hospitalizations Reach New Low
• Judge Rules Against Effort That Would Have Rejected Denver As Host MLB All-Star Game
• New Castle Police Give Ice Cream To Almost 400 Kids
• Darnella Frazier, Teen Who Filmed George Floyd's Murder, Awarded Special Citation From Pulitzer Prizes
• Mt. Lebanon Police Officer Jerrod Withrow Dies After Battle With Stage 4 Colon Cancer
• Grand Jury Indicts 21 People In Money Laundering & Pot Growing Scheme In Colorado
• Seen On Video: Armed Robbery Suspects Grab Man On Bronx Street
• COVID Vaccine Hub Opens At Empire State Building With New Perks, But Not Many People
• Construction Begins On Residential Development At Convergence Of 4 Pittsburgh Neighborhoods
• Judge Set To Determine Whether Charges Move Forward Against Newport Beach Surgeon, Girlfriend In Contentious Sexual Assault Case
• 145th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show Held In Tarrytown, NY
• TCU Drops 'Freshmen' Title For First-Year Students
• Denton Man Noah Burch Faces Multiple Charges In Shooting On Evers Way
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Rhea
• 3 Charged In Shooting Death Of 25-Year-Old Keisa Lange In St. Cloud; Investigators Looking Into Similar Homicide
• Minnesota State Fair Officially Moving Forward For 2021
• Massachusetts State Trooper Michael Atton Resigns After Being Arrested For Second Time In A Week
• Invasive caterpillars causing Maine residents to break out in rashes
• Has the Johnson & Johnson vaccine missed a critical moment?
• Oakland County Sheriff's Re-Cycle for Kids Program To Hold Bike Distribution At United Wholesale Mortgage On June 12
• Recognize Them? Police Say They've Been Flashing Women On The Subway
• Insurance Issues, High Lumber Prices Create Struggles For Coloradans Rebuilding After East Troublesome Fire
• Judge's Decision In Florida's Cruise Ship Lawsuit Against CDC Coming 'Soon'
• Cubs Welcoming Fans At Wrigley Field With 100% Capacity Friday
• David Krejci Can't See Himself Playing For Anyone But Boston Bruins
• Sixers' Tobias Harris Selected As Finalist For NBA's Inaugural Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Social Justice Champion Award
• Teen Accused Of Slashing Menlo Park Man With Knife, Robbery
• As Chicago Reopens, Businesses To Celebrate By Giving Away $250 Gift Cards
• Showing Pride: Rainbow Flags And Signs Have Disappeared But Spirit Of Equality Remains On Display
• Effectiveness Of COVID-19 Vaccine In Cancer Patients, Survivors Studied
• 'We Are Rescuing Countless Animals': Doug Thron On Using Drones To Save Animals & Series 'Doug To The Rescue'
• Saturday Marks 5 Years Since Mass Shooting At Pulse Nightclub Left 49 Dead
• Liam Hendriks' Scoreless Streak Ends At 14 Games; White Sox Escape With 5-4 Win Over Tigers In 10th Inning
• More Than 150 Sailboats Getting Ready At Monroe Harbor For Helly Hansen Nood Regatta
• Metro Restaurants Closing During Heat Wave To Protect Kitchen Staff
• Two passengers test positive aboard "fully vaccinated" Royal Caribbean cruise ship
• All PennDOT Driver License, Photo Centers Will Be Closed In Observance Of Juneteenth
• Braintree Police Officer Bill Cushing Released From Hospital With Procession Week After Shootout
• Family Of TSA Employee Gunned Down In Front Of Apartment Asks For Help In Finding Her Killer
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 3.1M Marylanders Are Fully Vaccinated
• Owings Mills Walmart Closing On June 30
• 14-Year-Old Struck By Stray Bullets Inside Northern Liberties Federal Donuts, Man Shot Multiple Times
• Official dies by apparent suicide during probe into deaths of 21 runners
• Illinois Enters Phase 5 Of Reopening; Chicago Businesses Open At Full Capacity Friday
• COVID In Minnesota: 12 New Deaths Reported; Average Positivity Rate Falls To 2.1%
• Caught On Video: Man Stripped Of His Jewelry At Gunpoint In Bronx Lobby
• Anthony Ramos says the Broadway musical "In the Heights" kept him believing he could be an actor someday
• Frederick Police To Increase Presence Downtown On Weekends
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: 5 Million People Are Fully Vaccinated
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 63 New Coronavirus Cases, No Additional Deaths In Past 48 Hours
• Man Dead, 2 Others, 6-Year-Old Boy Wounded During Drive-By Shooting In Detroit
• Diverse comic book series returns after two decades
• Local Artists Join Dallas Mavericks To Create A "Soundtrack For Empowerment"
• Baltimore Man Among 3 Arrested On Weapons Charges In Ocean City, After Police Break Up Disorderly Crowd
• Colorado Avalanche Season Ends In Disappointing Fashion With Loss In Las Vegas
• 'It Is Exploring What It Means To Be Beautiful': Eileen Galindo On Paramount+'s 'Why Women Kill'
• Caught On Video: Panhandler Steals $75 From Woman Who Gave Him $1, Police Say
• Japan ramps up delayed COVID vaccination drive as Olympics near
• Suicide Attempts Rose Among Adolescent Girls During Pandemic, ER Data Suggest
• Car Riddled With Bullets In Pittsburg; Driver Injured
• Florida Reverses Itself, Allows Rainbow Bridge Lighting In Honor Of Pride Month
• Suspect Who Broke Into Home Using Ceramic Rabbit Held At Gunpoint By Homeowner Until Deputies Arrive
• 3.5 Earthquake Near Watsonville Shakes Southern Santa Clara, Santa Cruz Counties
• Bay Area Mountain Lions Increasingly Spotted In Residential Areas
• Dallas Police Hope Sketch Of Tattoo Will Help Them Identify Female Homicide Victim
• Carnegie Library Of Pittsburgh Kicks Off Youth Summer Reading Initiative This Weekend
• Laconia Motorcycle Rally Week To Begin Saturday
• Lindsay Czarniak On SRX Racing Opener At Stafford Speedway: 'This Is Going To Be Racing Like Nobody Has Ever Seen'
• Federal Judge Pauses Loan Forgiveness Program For Farmers Of Color
• Aiden Leos, Boy Killed In Road Rage Shooting, To Get Plaque At Orange County Zoo
• Suspect Arrested in Vallejo Interstate 80 Shooting
• Twin Cities Couple Bilked $200,000 From Elderly Mother
• Michigan Lottery Winner In 2010 Food Stamp Flap Found Dead In River
• Shuga Pie Shop: A Cake Sandwich Sensation In Babylon
• Pentagon open to changes on handling sexual assault cases
• See It: Drive-By Shootout On Brooklyn Street
• CDC Warns Of Spike In RSV Cases In Florida, Southern States
• Lynx Offering Free COVID Vaccines At Home Game Saturday
• Police: 3-Year-Old Fell From Window, Attacked By Dogs Before Death In Elizabeth, NJ
• Caltrans Using Innovative Construction Method To Make Highway 99 Project Fast And Effective
• 2 Killed, 1 Hurt In Shooting In Southwest Denver
• Detectives Arrest 17-Year-Old In Jaan Nathan Cantu Slaying In Oak Cliff
• Italian couple makes race car steering wheels, and popes' hats
• Jill Biden and Kate Middleton meet for the first time
• Police: Jewish Man Threatened By Suspect Who Made Anti-Semitic Comments In Brooklyn
• Colorado's Comeback: Ball Arena Now Open At Over 90% Capacity
• Tuukka Rask Provides Unique Perspective On The 'Haters' And Boston's Demands For Championships
• MAP: What Percent Of Your Community Is Vaccinated Against COVID-19?
• Flint Native, Boxing Champ Claressa Shields Wins MMA Debut
• Massive Fire 'Had A Major Head Start' Before Destroying Lawrence Townhomes
• Denver Weather: This Week Was Hot, Next Week Looks Even Hotter!
• Happy Birthday Penguin! Pittsburgh Today Live's First Pup Turns 2-Years-Old
• When Will The Pandemic End?
• Biden Administration To Restore Nearly $1B For California's Troubled Bullet Train
• Son Kills Mother, Then Self, Stabs Family Dog Who Survives To Later Apply For K-9 Duty
• Driver Killed After Crashing Into Tree In Bemidji
• Rescuers Fight Current To Reach Group Before Their Boat Goes Over The Edge Of A Texas Dam
• Bipartisan negotiations on police reform legislation drag
• 26-Year-Old Man Accused Of Trying To Sneak Into Fenway Park Overnight
• The Artisan Home Tour
• No Known Motive, Relationship In Royal Palm Beach Publix Shooting That Left 3 Dead, Including Toddler
• Chicago Company Demands Answers About Checks Stolen From Mail
• Recipe: Berries Romanoff
• Police Mural In Sterling Heights Sparks Backlash
• Denver Police: 2 People Hurt In Shooting Near Colfax & Verbena
• 3 People Rescued From Lake Michigan Near Adler Planetarium
• Homicide In Lake Tahoe Basin Leaves Sheriff's Department Without Answers
• Woman, 26, Arrested In Apparent Domestic Violence Stabbing In Suisun City
• Free Agent Taylor Hall Hopes To Remain With Bruins
• More COVID deaths already reported in 2021 than in all of 2020
• While Lincolnwood Town Center Mall Is Struggling, Official Says Village's Fiscal Footing Is Sound
• Rising Inflation Pushes Consumer Prices Higher In May
• Carjacker Arrested After Crashing Stolen Car In South Loop
• Fire Starts At House In Lone Tree, Spreads To Neighboring Home
• New Hampshire's State Of Emergency Ends Friday Night
• Top 5 Leading Contenders In NYC Mayoral Race Face Off In Debate On CBS2 And CBSN New York
• Illinois State Police Investigating YouTube Videos Posted By Driver Who Filmed His Own Dangerous Driving
• MS-13 Gang Members Sentenced To Life For 2019 Murder
• Tuukka Rask Played Through Torn Labrum In Hip, Wants To Return To Bruins After Surgery
• 'She's A Survivor': Jaycee Dugard 30 Years Later And Why Investigators Recently Questioned Kidnapper Again
• As City Fully Reopens, CTA Has Been Busy Getting Ready For Riders To Come Back; 'It's Important To Put Our Best Foot Forward,'
• Who Took Luna? 73-Year-Old Woman's Car Stolen With Pet Toy Poodle Inside
• PTL Links: June 11, 2021
• Rocklin Considers Mandating Pet Owners Pick Up Waste
• Miami Weather: Sizzling Weekend, Afternoon Storms Possible
• Ilhan Omar Says She Wasn't Equating US, Israel And Terrorists
• Schembechler's son says he was 10 when team doctor abused him
• Is It Worth It? Taxpayers, Officials Weigh In On Cost Of Recall Election
• Red Sox Beat Astros In A Fun -- But Weird -- Evening At Fenway Park
• 'Out Of Our Control': Piping Plovers Force Cancellation Of Some Hampton Beach Fireworks Dates
• 1979 contract murder tied to former Tennessee governor
• Lauderhill Hit And Run Sends One Person To The Hospital
• LGBTQ+ Americans Aren't Fully Counted By The Government, Making It Difficult To Distribute Resources
• Minnesota Weather: Get Ready For A Warm Weekend (Without The Sweltering Humidity)
• Astronomers discover "weird" exoplanet that could have water clouds
• Police Looking For Missing Philadelphia Mom Regina Strickland, Her 2 Young Children
• U.K. leader says Biden "engaged" to end dispute over fatal car crash
• IRS Now Sending Millions Of Additional Stimulus Checks
• 1 Dead, 4 Hurt After Car Slams Into Senior Care Facility In Brooklyn
• NYPD: Asian Man Punched In Unprovoked Attack On Manhattan Street
• When Will The Pandemic End?
• Police: Man Slashed In Face, Ear And Stomach On Brooklyn Subway
• Firefighters Battle Barn Fire At Dairy Farm In Chester County
• Alleged "Three Percenters" indicted in Capitol riot conspiracy case
• 103 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Trump's DOJ obtained House Democrats' data in leak investigation
• Oregon lawmakers expel legislator over state Capitol breach
• Pennsylvania's Teleclaims System Now Active For Unemployment Claims
• Philadelphia Suburb Ranked Among Best Places To Retire In United States, Study Finds
• Man And Woman Shot While Towing Car On Loop 12, Search For Suspect Continues
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/11 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• Taste Of The Town: Itamae Becoming Miami Favorite For Its Nikkei-Inspired Cuisine
• Pittsburgh Weather: Scattered Showers And Cooler Temperatures Begin The Weekend
• Suspect Sought After Explosions, Massive Fire Rip Through Lower Providence Township Townhouses
• Macy's 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular To Return This Summer
• Centers For Disease Control And Prevention Updates Guidance For Kids' Summer Sports
• Car Hits Motorcycle On I-30 In Grand Prairie, Causing Crash That Left 1 Injured
• Philadelphia City Council Closes Loophole, Making Dirt Bikes, ATVs Illegal Street Vehicles
• Man Dead, Woman Shot On Porch In Belmont Cragin
• Cargo ship spills tons of plastic into sea, may be leaking oil
• A Violent Night In Pittsburgh: Three Shootings Leave Several People Injured And Police Looking For Answers
• Black Bear Sighted In Historic Frederick During Mating Season
• Chicago Weather: Hot Weekend Ahead With Temperatures Near 90 Degrees
• LASD Seizes Thousands Of Marijuana Plants, Arrests 23 In Raids Targeting Illegal Grow Operations
• The new place for personal finance tips? TikTok
• Consumer prices are soaring. Here's what's increasing the most—and why
• Police Checking Surveillance Cameras To Solve Deadly Shooting In West Philadelphia
• Jennifer Lopez Takes Time To Take Photo With Police While Filming Latest Music Video In Miami Beach
• Barnstable Teacher Who 'Inappropriately Physically Intervened' Between Students Put On Leave
• How San Francisco Artist Gilbert Baker Made The Rainbow Flag An Enduring Symbol Of LGTBQ Pride
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating Two Apparent Overnight Shootings
• Marlin Woods Announces Independent Campaign For Mayor Of Pittsburgh
• First Phase Of Lower Hill Development Receives Unanimous Approval
• To Do List: Family Fun Festival, Pride Celebration, Restaurant Deals
• Delta flight diverted after passenger became "threat"
• New Collaboration In Pennsylvania Will Provide Music Therapy For Front Line Healthcare Workers
• 10 Seniors Celebrate Graduation At Western Pennsylvania School For The Deaf
• Couple Accused Of Embezzling Funds From Butler Health System Sentenced To Prison Time
• 'She's A Survivor': Jaycee Dugard 30 Years Later And Why Investigators Recently Questioned Kidnapper Again
• Allegheny County Police Investigating Teenager Shot In Edgewood
• Graham Spanier, Ex-Penn State President, Reports To Jail
• Lizzo's TikTok leggings and all the other gym gear you need this summer
• Donaldson, Cruz Homers Off Chapman Lift Twins Over Yanks
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/11 Friday Morning Forecast
• Bucks Blow Big Lead, Then Rally To Edge Nets In Game 3

Videos from June 11, 2021

• Author and former police chief Bill Bratton on "The Takeout" — 6/11/2021
• U.S. nears 600,000 coronavirus deaths as officials battle lagging vaccination rate
• Doctors urge patients to seek medical care delayed by pandemic
• Michigan community saves couple’s wedding reception that was interrupted by fire
• President Biden meets with world leaders at first G7 summit
• Negotiations slow on police reform legislation
• G7 summit gets underway in England with meeting of world leaders
• Pulitzer board honors teen who filmed George Floyd’s murder
• Police identify gunman in Florida supermarket shooting
• Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine faces setbacks
• Extreme drought continues to ravage Utah
• Trump DOJ obtained records of House Democrats
• 2 passengers test positive for COVID-19 on fully vaccinated cruise
• President Biden meets with world leaders at G7 summit
• Trump Justice Department seized House Democrats' data
• Biden meets with G7 leaders ahead of Putin summit
• 25 states to cut enhanced unemployment
• Blockbuster movies are back this summer
• CDC looks into rare heart issues after COVID-19 vaccination
• Former NCAA swimmer Schuyler Bailar discusses attacks on transgender Americans' civil liberties
• Officials fear rising adult migrant deaths amid border influx
• Digital COVID certificates aim to boost EU tourism
• WorldView: U.S. & U.K. leaders discuss Harry Dunn's death; Peru's presidential campaign
• Japan pushes COVID-19 vaccinations ahead of Tokyo Olympics
• U.S. and U.K. leaders "working together" to end dispute over British teen's death
• Doctor on rare cases of heart inflammation following COVID-19 vaccines
• New York City's ranked-choice voting, explained
• New York City Democratic mayoral candidates face off in final debate ahead of early voting
• Italian embroiderers stitch handmade steering wheels and Papal hats
• May Consumer Price Index jumps 5% from previous year
• Pride Month Love Stories: Married couple shares story of acceptance
• Consumer prices rising at fastest rate in nearly 13 years
• Texas, Florida battle cruise lines over vaccination requirements
• 90% of Utah in extreme drought as governor declares emergency, asks locals to conserve water
• FBI Director Wray on charges in January 6 insurrection, the danger of ransomware attacks
• Former President Trump's DOJ subpoenaed records of at least two House Democrats
• G7 leaders expected to pledge 1 billion COVID vaccine doses for countries in need
• G-7 nations to donate 1 billion vaccine doses to lower income countries
• 6/11: CBSN AM