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Articles from June 12, 2021

• Traffic Troubles: Saturday Construction On Highway 99 Leads To Congested Side Streets
• Dodgers Take A Beating At Home, Losing 12-1 To Rangers
• Footwear Fundraiser: Stockton Teen's Desire For New Shoes Leads To Efforts To Help Others
• LAPD Makes 6 Arrests, Confiscates Vehicles And Firearm Related To Motorcycle Sideshows In Fairfax District
• 2 Year Old In Denver Amber Alert Found Safely
• Suspect Who Fled From Fight Crashes During Chase On Watt Avenue, CHP Says
• Deadly Hit-And-Run At Long Beach Apartment Complex Destroys Security Station, Killing Security Guard
• With Triple Digit Temps On The Way Experts Warn Of Severe Fire Danger
• Activists Protesting LA County Sheriff's Department Briefly Stopped Traffic, No Arrests Were Made
• El Dorado County Technicians Believe They Found Plane Wreckage Of 1965 Folsom Lake Crash
• WCCO Saturday Night Interview: Dr. Cheryl Bemel Talks Socializing Post Pandemic
• 2 Arrested For Allegedly Pointing Lasers At CHP Aircraft In Roseville
• Man And Dog Shot In Bronzeville
• Anthony Rendon Homer Scores 4, Rallies Angels For 8-7 Win Over Diamondbacks
• Olympic Pool Set For North Minneapolis In Hopes Of Closing Racial Disparities
• Court Documents Reveal Kevin Jiang, Yale Student From Chicago, Was Shot Multiple Times At Close Range
• Man Shot And Killed While Sitting In Vehicle In South Loop; Dog Apparently Wounded In Attack
• Chicago Weather: Thunderstorms Bring Record Rainfall To O'Hare On Saturday, Quiet On Sunday
• Santa Monica Protestors Fighting Planned Demolition Of Several Historic High School Campus Buildings
• Boy, 14, Wounded In West Woodlawn Shooting
• 145th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show Underway In Tarrytown
• Giants-Nationals Split Saturday Doubleheader
• FDNY: 4 Arrested After Being Caught With Over $8,000 In Illegal Fireworks
• Tournament Of Roses Foundation And LA County Sheriff's Department Host Drive-Thru Food Giveaway In Pasadena
• Police Searching For 3 Suspects Accused Of Robbing 2 Men In Queens, Brooklyn Business
• Unidentified Bidder Pays $28 Million In Auction To Join Bezos For July Space Flight
• CHP Closes Both Directions Of 170 Freeway At Burbank Boulevard Due To Man Threatening To Leap Off Overpass
• 'It Sounded Like A Train Accident:' Witnesses Recall Car Slamming Into Biomat USA Plasma Center
• Biden To Sign Bill Designating Pulse Nightclub, Site Of 2016 Massacre, A National Memorial
• Extreme Heat Doesn't Stop Panther Island Pavilion From Hosting First Outdoor Concert In Over A Year
• City Of Refuge Victory Garden Uplifts South Baltimore Community With Fresh Produce
• Randolph Township Board Of Education Faces Backlash After Removing Names Of Holidays From School Calendar
• Baltimore Man Dies After Being Pinned Against Trailer In Anne Arundel County
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 5 Deaths Reported Saturday As Hospitalizations Drop Below 200
• Man Killed In West Baltimore Shooting
• Ravens, M&T Bank Stadium Holding Job Fair For Stadium Workers
• Twitter Data Reveals Maryland's Favorite And Most Reviled Cookout Dishes
• 22-Year-Old Man In Critical Condition After Columbia Shooting
• Giants Beat Nationals in Game Two of Doubleheader
• Gov. Newsom Signs Order Officially Marking End Of California Stay-At-Home Order
• Off-Duty Delta Flight Attendant Becomes Unruly, Forcing Plane From LA To Atlanta To Land In Oklahoma City
• Joc Pederson Homers In 3rd Straight Game, Cubs Beat Cardinals 7-2
• Three Killed, Several Injured After Car Slams Into Biomat USA Plasma Center On Western Avenue
• Oprah Winfrey Delivers Virtual Keynote Address For UCSB's Class Of 2021 Graduates
• Jerry Remy 'Resting Comfortably' At Hospital After Experiencing 'Shortness Of Breath' During Red Sox Telecast Friday
• US Attorney's Office Partners With State, Nonprofits To Help Combat Elder Financial Abuse
• Arrest Made After Man Found Dead In Dallas Construction Site, Police Say
• United Way Of Metropolitan Dallas Fights Pandemic-Related Learning Loss
• Nathen Waldo Found Dead After Falling Overboard In Big Sandy Lake
• Segura's 2nd Straight Walkoff Lifts Phils Over Yankees
• Plymouth Man Drowns In Washington County
• Star Dog Handler From Acampo Hurt In Wreck En Route To Westminster Show
• Stroman, Lindor Lead Mets Past Slumping Padres
• Westlake Area Vaccine And Taco-Giveaway Event Organized By CultivaLA And County Supervisor Hilda Solis
• Portion Of Washington Pike Closed Due To Downed Power Lines
• Jean Segura's 2nd Straight Walkoff Hit Lifts Philadelphia Phillies Past New York Yankees
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Missing 73-Year-Old Irvin Groce
• 1 Killed, 9 Others Injured In Mass Shooting On South Side
• New Plasma Donation Center Opens In Towson
• Man Rushed To Burn Center In Critical Condition After East Hollywood Fire In Vacant, Two-Story House
• Treyvon Marks, 26, Charged In South Loop Carjacking
• Early Lead Slips Away From Pirates, Lose 7-4 To Brewers
• Steamship Authority Website Running Again After Ransomware Attack Last Week
• 3-Alarm Fire Burns 2 Buildings at West Oakland Recycling Center
• Brian Goodwin Has HR, 5 RBI In First Game For White Sox In 15-2 Romp Over Tigers
• Tunch And Wolf's Walk For The Homeless In-Person Celebration Scheduled For June 13
• Update: One Killed, Two Injured When Truck Crashes Into Diners at San Jose Sports Bar
• Olson, Athletics Romp Past Royals 11-2
• Blue Jays Slug 5 Homers In 7-2 Victory Over Red Sox
• Raging Waters Cal Expo Officially Reopens For 2021 Season
• Speed Flier Rescued From Summit County Mountain As Rescue Calls Continue To Climb
• Police: Man Shoves 77-Year-Old Into Window, Bites Him After Being Denied Access To Bathroom At Greenwich Village Diner
• Man Arrested After Crashing Stolen Car During High-Speed Chase Near Roseville
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Clear, Comfy Saturday Night; Warmer, But Not Too Muggy Sunday
• Family And Friends Of 'School Of Rock' Actor Kevin Clark Call For Improved Bike Safety At Logan Square Intersection Where He Was Killed
• Fedde Leads Nats Past Giants in 1st Game of Doubleheader
• Starr Restaurant Group Canvasses Rittenhouse Square For Employees, Offering Signing Bonus To New Hires
• Colorado Firefighters 'Pound' 2 Wildfires In Hot, Dry Weather
• Second Annual 'Floatarama' Held On The New River To Celebrate Pride Month
• Protesters Demand Arrest Of Officer In Anthony Alvarez Shooting
• In-Person Races Resume In NYC With New York Mini 10K
• Family & Friends Of Fallen Worcester Police Officer Manny Familia Organize Softball Tournament In His Honor
• Verbal Dispute Ends Up In Car-to-Car Shooting, Leaving One Man Injured In Long Beach
• Event Held To Vaccinate Farmworkers In Homestead
• Monaco Parkway Closed In Denver For Deadly Crash
• Vinyl Lovers Flock To NYC Shops For Record Store Day
• Children's Museum Of Pittsburgh Welcomes Visitors Back Inside
• Miami Heat Honor Pulse Victims With 'Loud & Proud' Dance Party
• Researchers Believe 'Heat Bombs' Are Causing Warmer Waters To Seep Into Arctic Ocean
• West Nile Virus Detected In Mosquitoes Collected On June 2 Modesto
• Chicago Spelling Bee Champion Danielle Addo Competes In Scripps National Spelling Bee Preliminaries
• Minneapolis Man Attempts To Beautify Uptown As Graffiti Increases
• Amid neighborhood flag ban, couple installs rainbow lights for Pride
• Campaign 2021: Polls Open For Early Voting In New York City Primaries; First With Ranked Choice Voting
• Leak At Brookhaven Gas Station Leads To Thousands Of Gallons Of Fuel Spilling Into Delaware County Waterways, Killing Dozens Of Fish, Turtles
• 3 Arrested, 1 Suspect Still Wanted For Drive-By Shooting That Injured 4 In Yonkers
• Authorities: 14 Injured In Mass Shooting In Downtown Austin, Texas
• House Fire In Collin County Believed To Be Caused By Lightning
• Road Rage Leads To Shooting On Interstate 25 In Denver
• Exhibit, Act Of Remembrance Mark 5 Years Since Pulse Massacre
• Cape Cod Air Force Station Now Renamed As Space Force Station
• Man Found Shot Dead Along Auburn Boulevard Near North Highlands
• Police: 14 Injured In Shooting In Downtown Austin, 1 Suspect In Custody
• Sanya's Hope For Children
• Virginia County Plans To Rename Lee Highway For Abolitionist
• Rededication Planned For Maryland Lynching Memorial
• 15-Year-Olds Wounded In Windsor Shooting Near Michael Hill Park
• 2 Windsor Teens Shot Friday Evening, Suspect in Custody
• Biden to sign bill designating Pulse nightclub a national memorial
• Massachusetts Reports 113 New COVID Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Where Inflation Is Taking A Breather: Your Doctor's Office
• Winning Auction Bid To Fly In Space With Jeff Bezos: $28M
• Pittsburgh Police Safely Locate Missing 14-Year-Old Joseph Freund
• Saharan Dust Season Underway, Keeping Storms In Check
• Redistricting Committees Named In West Virginia
• Statue Of Celtics Great Bob Cousy To Be Unveiled In Worcester Friday
• Sixers' Danny Green To Miss At Least 2 Weeks With Right Calf Strain
• Red Flag Warning In Effect For Northern Minnesota Counties
• COVID-19 Update: Indiana Reports 336 New Cases, 30 Additional Deaths
• $28 million buys ticket to fly in space with Jeff Bezos
• Woman, 30, Suffering From Depression Goes Missing In Canyon Country
• Former Twins Pitcher Jim 'Mudcat' Grant Dies At 85
• Person Struck And Killed By Amtrak Train In North Hollywood
• Pirates Option Pitcher Mitch Keller To Triple-A Indianapolis, Recall Hartlieb And Crowe
• Man's Body Found By Boater At Carter Lake
• NYPD Searching For Teen Brothers Malachi Casey And Juanell Mapp, Missing Since Friday
• Baby Raccoon Stuck In Sewer Cover Freed By Firefighters
• Judge Asked To Order Arrest Of Witnesses In Triple Slaying Retrial Of Olympic Gymnast Simone Biles Brother
• 5 People, Including 4-Year-Old, Shot Outside Dallas Apartment, Police Say
• Caught On Camera: Suspect Points Gun At Bronx Deli Worker, Takes Cash From Register
• Minneapolis Police Investigating Saturday Afternoon Shooting In South Minneapolis
• 12-Year-Old Arrested For Setting Fires In Tinder-Dry Berkeley Hills
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 268 New COVID-19 Cases, 15 Additional Deaths; 52% Of Adults Fully Vaccinated
• Man Sentenced For Ditching Getaway Car After 2014 Murder Of Witness In Pittsburgh Heroin Probe
• NYPD: Suspects Demand Cash, Grab Jewish Man's Yarmulke In Brooklyn Robbery
• Vallejo Police Investigating Fourth Homicide Of The Year
• Woman Injured In South Minneapolis Shooting, Police Say
• Pittsburgh Zoo And PPG Aquarium Offering One-Time Free Admission Pass To People Vaccinated At Their Clinic
• 'We're Ready To Go': Firefighters Warn Of Southern California Fire Danger In Coming Weeks
• 'We've Got To Help Him': Nuggets & Jokic Fall In Game 3 Against Suns
• Minnesota Weather: Saturday To Hit 87 Degrees In Metro, Temperatures Back Up To 90+ On Sunday
• Car Crashes Into And Ignites Biomat USA Plasma Building On Western Avenue; Multiple People Dead And Trapped Inside
• Volunteers Build Wheelchair-Accessible Deck In Castle Rock So Boy Can Enjoy His Backyard
• TSA screens over 2 million travelers in a day - most since March 2020
• Chicago Police Sergeant Struck By Hit-And-Run Driver
• Biden And G-7 Partners Launch Infrastructure Initiative For Developing Countries
• ER visits for suspected suicide attempts among teen girls rose during pandemic
• Aurora Shooting Leaves 1 Man Dead & 17 Year Old Injured
• Man Tried To Abduct 16-Year-Old Girl In Falmouth, Police Say
• McGregor Square Trying To Fill Open Positions Ahead Of All-Star Game
• COVID In Minnesota: 174 Cases, 7 Deaths Reported; Cumulative Fatalities Breach 7,500
• Woburn Man Shot In Neck; Police Say Shooting May Have Been 'Accidental Or Unintentional'
• How Rosenwald schools transformed African-American education in the South
• Cape Cod diver survives being trapped in humpback whale's mouth
• 13 Injured In Downtown Austin Shooting, Authorities Say
• Transgender Athletes Fight Florida's New Ban
• It's Academic: June 12, 2021
• Man Critically Injured With Burns From Fire At Vacant, Boarded Up Home
• COVID: San Francisco Restaurants Prepare For Full Reopening; 'We Will Not Be The Vaccine Police'
• Gym Owners Drop Complaint Over Coronavirus Restrictions
• 10th Annual Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival Continues In Butler County
• Miami Weather: Steamy Saturday, Afternoon Showers With Temps In Low 90s
• Los Angeles Times Editorial Writer, Robert Greene, Wins Pulitzer Prize
• Lawmakers, State Leaders Fight Over Drawing Precinct Lines
• In-Person Graduation Ceremonies For Pittsburgh Public Schools Taking Place At Petersen Events Center
• Divided Florida Appeals Court Targets Mask Requirement
• Market Square Transforms Into World Square This Weekend
• Shooting Investigated At Sawgrass Mills Mall
• Volunteers in India deliver meals to families as pandemic takes toll
• Carjacker Takes SUV With 3-Year-Old Inside But Returns Child Moments Later; Police Searching For Man
• Pittsburgh-Based Company GNC To Start Selling Products At Walmart
• Music Rings Out Once Again In Minneapolis's Orchestra Hall
• Apple: Blindsided, Handcuffed By Trump Administration Demand For Swalwell Data
• Broward Sheriff's Office To Commuters: 'Practice Safe Driving Or Else!'
• Potential For 110 Degree Weather Next Week Prompts Rare Excessive Heat Watch In Colorado
• Biden and G-7 partners launch infrastructure initiative for developing countries
• COVID Recovery: BART Increases Saturday Service; Weekend Use On The Rebound
• 1 killed, 9 injured in shooting on Chicago's South Side, police say
• Fire Destroys Home In Brooklyn Center
• New York-Presbyterian To Mandate COVID-19 Vaccinations For Staff
• 1 Dead In Shooting By North Mpls. Church Holding Visitation For Shooting Victim
• Less Than Half The Adults In Five US States Have Received Their First Covid-19 Vaccine Dose
• MISSING: Aniyah Seawood, 14, Last Seen Monday
• Experts Warn Of The '100 Deadliest Days' For Teen Drivers
• Coronavirus State Of Emergency Ends In New Hampshire
• Boy Hit By Car After Getting Off School Bus In Worcester
• Brooklyn Park Business Owner Reeling After Arsonists Target Store 'For No Reason At All'
• #TogetherInPride: Community Fighting To Make Sure LGBTQ+ Bars Survive COVID Pandemic
• Chicago Weather: Chance Of Storms Saturday
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: June 12, 2021
• 4 Your Community: Home Base Program
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Cloudy Skies, Mid To Low 70s Saturday; Passing Showers Possible This Weekend
• Biden administration closes Trump-era office for victims of immigrant crime
• UPDATE: Authorities Release New Details About Milpitas Couple Who Ran Network of South Bay Brothels
• Colorado Drought: Troubling Situation Gets Even Worse On The Western Slope
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot, Humid Conditions Continue
• Hey Ray! Dew Points Are Better Than Humidity For Determining Comfort
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/12 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Police Investigating Two Overnight Hazelwood Shootings
• Department Of Defense To Conduct Planned Training Exercises In, Around Pittsburgh Area
• Steel City Con Kicks Off In Monroeville
• Pittsburgh Bus Rapid Transit Project Gets $19.3 Million From American Rescue Plan
• Saturday's Show Info (6/12/21)
• Shaler Area School District Holds 2021 Commencement Ceremony
• Brewers Win 7-4 By Capitalizing On Pirates' Control Problems
• Bishop's Gambit - DC's Legends of Tomorrow
• Rebirth - Batwoman
• Ready or Not - All American
• Pilot - The Republic Of Sarah
• Masquerade - The Flash
• O Mother, Where Art Thou? - Superman & Lois
• Patience - Kung Fu
• Trips - Walker
• A New Hope - Legacies
• Schrodinger's Future - Charmed
• The Birthday Party - Dynasty

Videos from June 12, 2021

• The Final Hours of Cayley Mandadi
• Disability advocate writes book on his life with Down syndrome
• Commercial space travel gaining foothold in tourism industry
• Commemorating the fifth anniversary of the Pulse nightclub shooting
• 14 injured after shooting at bar in Austin, Texas
• California approaches full reopening amid low coronavirus cases
• Biden urges unity among G7 leaders with global infrastructure plan to rival China
• NYC mayoral primary will use ranked-choice vote; early voting begins Saturday
• Marking the 5th anniversary of Pulse nightclub shooting
• U.S. inflation sees biggest surge in nearly 13 years
• Biden says the "U.S. is back" when meeting with French President Macron
• Noel Gallagher discusses his music career and what he's been up to throughout the pandemic
• A look at the queen's history-making visits with American presidents
• Chef Jacques Pepin opens up about new cookbook and memories made throughout lengthy career
• Artists use artificial intelligence to bring their creations to life
• American tourists living in Asia flock to Guam for COVID-19 vaccines
• Impact of Rosenwald schools on education and how they changed the lives of Black Americans
• Volunteers in India deliver meals to families as COVID-19 crisis rages on
• Federal agents and state troopers crack down on cartels smuggling drugs across southern border
• Israel prepares for political shakeup amid Prime Minister Netanyahu's expected exit
• Concerns as California moves toward dropping COVID-19 requirements for vaccinated people
• Justice Department watchdog to investigate Trump administration's seizure of Democrats' phone data