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• Homeless Encampment Fires Account For 80% Of Blazes Plaguing DTLA In Recent Weeks: 'It's So Sad'
• Moreland's 1,000th Hit, Murphy's HR Help A's Down Angels, 8-5
• Crawford, Giants Send Diamondbacks To 20th Road Loss In Row, Win 5-2
• Moreland's 1,000th Hit, Murphy's HR help A's Down Angels 8-5
• Bay Area Heat Wave Rekindles Memories Of Flex Alerts, Rotating Outages
• Crawford, Giants Send Diamondbacks To 20th Road Loss In Row
• COVID: Experts Warn More Contagious Delta Variant Could Sicken Unvaccinated
• COVID: Excitement Builds As Bay Area Counts Down To June 15 Reopening
• Irvine Family's Cat Dies In Cargo Area Of Plane During International Flight
• New Law Makes Historic Investment In Arts, Could Put Colorado Back On The Filmmaking Map
• Deadly Crash Reported In Rio Linda
• Smith, Taylor homer in Dodgers' 3-1 win over Phillies
• Southland Braces For Triple-Digit Temperatures, Wildfire Risk
• Moreland's 1,000th Hit, Murphy's HR Help A's Down Angels 8-5
• Heat Waves Can Sometimes Cause Travel Problems By Air And On Land
• Businesses Prepare For End Of COVID Restrictions, New Mask Guidelines
• No Masks Required For Fully Vaccinated Disneyland Guests Beginning Tuesday
• Stolen Army Assault Rifles Keep Showing Up In California
• Evacuations, Road Closures Lifted Monday Night As Crews Work To Contain Casitas Fire Burning Near Ojai
• Southwest Airlines Jets Flying Again After Being Grounded Due To 'System-Wide Error'
• Union Pacific Train Strikes Car In Pleasanton
• Chicago Weather: Dry And Not As Hot
• Free Summer Programs Available For Thousands Of Students In San Francisco
• LA County Business Owners Anticipate COVID Restrictions Lifting Tuesday
• Flight Delays & Grounded Southwest Planes At DIA Blamed On Weather Computer
• DOJ Asks Supreme Court To Reinstate Death Penalty For Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
• Man Secretly Buys Ice Cream For Everyone In Line At Nanabette's In Woburn
• Massachusetts State House Remains Closed To Public Weeks After COVID Restrictions Lifted
• Chicago's Speed Cameras Churn Out Hundreds Of Thousands Of Tickets After Rule Change
• Chicago's Speed Cameras Churn Out Hundreds Of Thousands Of Tickets After Rule Change
• Kyle Schwarber Goes Deep Again For Nationals In Win Over Pirates
• Delta Variant Intensifies Urgency To Get Vaccinated Against COVID-19, Health Experts Say
• Woman Killed In Early Morning Shooting In Stockton
• Uber, Lyft Are Rolling Out Security Improvements Amid Carjackings And Attacks, But Is That Enough For Rideshare Drivers To Feel Safe?
• See It: NYPD Says Teenager Targeted For His Shoes By 2 Suspects Inside Bronx Bodega
• ACLU, NAACP Demand Investigation After Video Shows Ocean City Police Officers Using Force To Arrest Teens Accused Of Vaping On Boardwalk
• White Sox Fall Short To MLB-Best Tampa Bay Rays
• Emotions Stir Michael Phelps As He Returns To US Olympic Trials To Cheer On Former Teammates
• 'I Think We Just Had A Tornado': Davie Homes Damaged In Strong Storms
• 5-Game Winning Streak Snapped As Cubs Lose To Mets
• Peterson, Smith Power Mets To Win Over Cubs
• Deona Knajdek, Protester Hit And Killed In Uptown, Remembered As 'Wonderful Person'
• 'There's Just A Lot Of Hate In This World': Family Of Paul Pfeifer Believes Brooklyn Park Neighbor Fatally Ran Him Over
• 'Police Misconduct Is Costly': An Examination Of Settlements In Minneapolis
• 1 Dead, 3 Hurt In I-95 Drive-By Shooting Near Boynton Beach
• South Florida's Steamy Weather Might Help Suppress COVID Spread During Summertime
• Video Shows People Running For Cover After Gunfire in Fells Point Over The Weekend
• Youth Development Coach Martin Murff, Who Worked With Kids To Stop Violence In Chicago At UCAN, Is Now Charged As Violent Gang Leader
• Novavax Announces Promising Late-Stage Covid-19 Vaccine Data, More Than 90% Effective
• How Is Drought Measured?
• Chicago Police Collect Footage Doggy Daycare Owner Months After She Reported Sexual Harassment, Groping By Now-Fired Illinois State Inspector
• Indians Shake Off Bieber Injury; O's 16th Straight Road Loss
• Love Them Or Hate Them, Cicadas Are Here For A Little While Longer
• Cleanup Efforts Underway After Storms Bring Down Trees And Damage Homes
• Washington Prime Group, Parent Company Of Lincolnwood Town Center Mall, Files For Bankruptcy
• Tracking The Tropics: Depression Strengthens Into Tropical Storm Bill
• 'We Are Resilient:' Chatham Residents Respond To Weekend Mass Shooting
• Warriors' Draymond Green Named 2020-21 NBA All-Defensive First Team
• 1 Killed In Crash Between Motorcycle & Car
• Red Sox Top Blue Jays In 9th, 2-1
• Aurora Police Chief Kristen Ziman Retiring
• 'Always Ready, Always There': The Motto Of The U.S. National Guard That Holds True, Even Off Duty
• Ice-Cold Joel Embiid, Sixers Blow 18-Point Lead In Game 4 Loss To Hawks
• 2 Drown After Rescuing Children From Texas' Guadalupe River
• More Than 5,000 Xcel Energy Customers In Colorado Lose Power
• Grandmother Fatally Shot By Publix Gunman Timothy Wall 'May Have Helped Prevent An Even Worse Tragedy'
• Maryland Weather: Severe Thunderstorm & Flood Warnings Issued For Parts Of Maryland
• Salvation Army Bed And Bread Program Offers Dependable Meal, Shelter
• One Of Two Murderers In Reseda High School Handball Stabbing Resentenced As Juvenile
• Man Found Dead In Garfield Park
• Michigan's Chief Medical Executive Talks Reaching Herd Immunity
• Philadelphia Artist Giving Children Suffering From Consequences Of Gun Violence Perspective Through Art
• Realtors Back Affordable Housing Ballot Proposal
• Laurel Man Convicted For Filing False Tax Returns
• July 4 Fireworks, Parade To Return To Catonsville
• COVID Reopening: Some Mandatory, Voluntary Mask Requirements Remain After June 15
• COVID Reopening: Monterey Sees Surge in Visitors Ahead of State Reopening
• Child Care Providers, Parents Struggle After Industry Devastated By COVID Pandemic
• Motorcyclist, 71, Killed In Downtown St. Paul Crash
• Second Arrest Made In Murder Of El Dorado County Woman Heather Gumina Waters
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Backs Moments Of Silence In Schools
• Global Food To Open First Area Location In Woodlawn In Fall
• Police, FBI Ask For Help From The Public After They Say Girl Was Kidnapped In Peru, Illinois
• Miami Weather: Storms Weaken, But Periods Of Rain To Continue
• Police: Vehicle Catches Fire After Crashing Into Building In Howard County
• Power dynamic may have "tilted a bit" toward employees, economist says
• Justin Dean Evans Charged With Molesting Teen Boys In Anaheim Afterschool Program
• Rev. Daniel McCarthy Reinstated As Pastor Emeritus Of Northwest Side Parish; Evidence Deemed Insufficient For Decades-Old Sexual Abuse Claim
• Restaurants Ready For State Reopening, Hoping Customers Are Eager To Dine-In
• Howard County Police Asking For Public Assistance To Identify Bank Robbery Suspect, $2.5K Reward Offered
• Family Battles Scarborough Renaissance Festival And Texas Law Over Sexual Assault On Fairgrounds
• Nikola Jokic Reflects On Ejection: 'I Didn't Want To Injure Him'
• Dallas Restaurant Owner Who Served In The Army Gets Frozen Out Of COVID-19 Relief Money
• Gateway Clipper Launches Pittsburgh Party Boat
• 100-Foot Slides At Mammoth Park To Reopen This Week With Safety Upgrades
• California Lawmakers Approve Budget Placeholder As Talks Continue
• Baltimore City Leaders Urge Gov. Hogan To Reinstate Unemployment Benefits
• The Mom Project Works For Women After Loss Of An Entire Generation Of Job Gains Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Bob Baffert sues New York racing officials over suspension
• Assistant Marching Band Director At Pennsylvania High School Charged With Distributing And Possessing Child Porn
• Nets' Harden And Irving Ruled Out Of Game 5 Against Bucks
• NASA Rocket Launch Tuesday Morning Will Be Visible From Maryland
• FREE Tickets Needed For Addison's Kaboom Town
• Study: Covid-19 Public Health Efforts Linked To Dramatic Drop In COPD Hospitalizations
• Goose Fire In Amador County Burns 67 Acres, 75% Contained
• 'Feels Like Summer Happened Overnight': Xcel Energy Ready To Respond To Heat-Related Outages
• 'They Saved My Life': Cleanup Crew Rallies Group To Give Folsom Senior's Hoarder House A Makeover
• More Human Remains Found At Peninsula Expressway Bridge In Dundalk
• 24-Year-Old Found Shot To Death Outside Of His Somerset Home
• Coast Guard Offloads Over 7,500 Pounds Of Cocaine Worth $143.5 Million At Port Everglades
• Police Investigating Theft Of ATM At Baltimore Hotel
• Luxury Vacations Are State's Latest COVID Vaccine Incentives
• Too Much Time In North Texas Heat Leading To More Hospitalizations
• COVID Vaccines: San Mateo County Reaches 1 Million Shots On Eve Of Full Reopening
• Chicago Police Days Off Canceled, 12-Hour Shifts Required For Father's Day Weekend
• Andres Guardado: Parents Speak Out, Call For Accountability In Their Son's Shooting Death By LASD
• Play Ball Park Offering Ultimate Baseball Fan Experience During All-Star Week
• Man Accused Of Giving Teen Drugs In Exchange For Sex In Tuolumne County
• New Yorkers Cautiously Optimistic Bennett Will Be Good For Israel; Local Palestinians Not Confident Move Will Benefit Middle East
• Unruly airline passengers face thousands in fines
• UPDATE: Brush Fire Near San Jose's Coyote Creek Contained
• Wilbin De-La-Rosa Arrested For Deadly Hit-And-Run In Kensington, Police Say
• Mobile Shower Trailer Parked At Denver's Civic Center Park To Help People Who Are Unhoused
• Some Minnesota School Districts Struggling To Find Teachers For Summer Classes
• Interstate 70 Reopens After 'Multiple Fires' Ignite Near Avon
• More Events Announced For 'Open Chicago' But Major Festivals Absent This Year
• Sky Ridge Bridge Repairs Close Northbound Lanes Of Interstate 25
• Special Session Starts; Extension Of Governor's Emergency Powers Renewed Another 30 Days
• What Will Post-Pandemic Life Look Like? Futurist Bruce Turkel Has Some Ideas
• Miami-Dade Once Again Accepting Applications For Rent Relief
• Thornton Police Officer Rushed To Hospital After Crash
• Car Found, Driver Arrested In Westmont More Than 3 Weeks After Gage Park Carjacking
• Long Island High School Custodian Saves Choking Student With Heimlich Maneuver; 'I Literally Turned Purple'
• Lodge Constructed In Honor Of Boy Scout Andrew McMorris, Killed In 2018 By Drunk Driver, Opens On Long Island
• Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nunez Says More Must Be Done To Stop Florida's 'Disturbing' Rise In Human Trafficking Cases
• Massive chemical fire at Illinois plant could burn for days
• Novavax Vaccine, Studied In Colorado, Said To Be More Than 90% Effective
• Questions Loom 2 Days After Wallkill Police Shot And Killed 31-Year-Old Christopher VanKleeck
• Campaign 2021: Garcia In Second Place, Behind Adams, In New NYC Mayoral Race Poll
• Teen Jeremiah Tabb Arrested While In Summer School In Connection To Downtown Austin Shooting 
• City Of Washington Police Chief Says He Wants Body Cameras Before A Review Board
• UPDATE: Authorities Identify 2 Teen Girls Killed in Horrific Rohnert Park Crash
• New Stanton Drug Bust Turns Up More Than $1 Million Worth Of Cocaine And Heroin
• Denver City Council Proclamation Honoring Dedication For La Raza Park Name Change On Monday's Agenda
• Justin Bieber, Lil Baby, Megan Thee Stallion To Headline Philadelphia's Made In America Festival
• Report: Rangers Reach Agreement With Gerard Gallant To Be Next Head Coach
• Heated Debate Over Leadership Positions During New Dallas Council's First Meeting
• Long Island 9-Year-Old Who Gave Her Piggy Bank To Help Feed Health Care Workers During Pandemic Gets To Be Doctor For A Day
• 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert' Returns To Ed Sullivan Theater With Fully Vaccinated Audience June 14
• Frankie Lane Wanted For Allegedly Stabbing, Killing Girlfriend Inside Hard Rock Hotel Room In Atlantic City
• Earth Cups Takes Aim At Beer Pong And Beyond With Environmentally Friendly Alternative To Most Single-Use Cups
• Senate confirms Biden's pick to powerful federal appeals court
• Man Shot, Suspect at Large In South Park Neighborhood of San Francisco SoMa
• Criminal Probe Launched After Delaware County Gasoline Spill Causes Environmental Disaster
• Denver Police Shoot, Kill Man Who Allegedly Fired Rounds Into A Car On Colfax Avenue
• Workers push back against hospitals requiring COVID vaccines
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Names José Torres As Interim Chicago Public Schools CEO
• Big Brother Hailed As Hero After Saving 4-Year-Old Sister During Fox Attack In Jackson Township, N.J.
• New Chinook Heli-Tankers Available To Firefighters In LA, Orange And Ventura Counties As Wildfire Danger Increases
• As COVID Pandemic Eases And Restrictions Loosen, Mask Confusion Grows
• Gillette Stadium Mass COVID Vaccination Site Closes
• Pennsylvania Man Who Won $3 Million From Scratch-Off Lottery Ticket Will Help Mom Retire Early
• FAA Proposes Fine Of Over $10,000 For Unruly Passenger On Flight To LA
• Watch Closing Arguments In Devon Erickson STEM School Shooting Murder Trial
• Gov. Newsom Announces 'California Dream Vacations' COVID-19 Vaccine Initiative
• Marin County Reports Zero COVID-19 Patients In Hospital For First Time In 13 Months
• Applause From Jewish Community Greets Governor As He Signs 2 New Bills Inside Shul Of Bal Harbour
• Security Guards Fired After Woman Dragged Down Stairs At Nellie's Sports Bar In DC During Pride Week
• When Will The FDA Give COVID Vaccines Full Approval? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Dr. Dre helping bring new school to Southern California
• GoFundMe Pages Set Up For Family Of Grandmother, Grandson Killed In Publix Shooting
• $100,000 Bond For Man Accused Of Brutally Beating Homeless Man With Shopping Cart
• Friends Of Victims Remember The Lives Of Those Lost In Biomat USA Plasma Center Crash
• Philadelphia Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued For Much Of Delaware Valley
• Son Files Lawsuit After Mother Killed In Accidental Crash During High-Speed Police Chase
• Pride Month: NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project 'Making An Invisible History Visible'
• Heavy Storms Wallops Parts Of Broward, Lightning Strike Hit Alligator Alley
• Baltimore's Sweater Guy, Sam Barsky, Releases New 'T-Shirt' Sweaters For Interested Fans
• Another Violent Weekend In New York City: 22 Shot, 5 Dead Within 72 Hours
• Florida Congressman Urges 'Endangered Status' For Manatees Dying At 'Staggering' Rate
• SPCA Of Texas Rescues 12 Dogs Left Without Food, Water For 5 Days From 'Filthy, Feces-Filled' Trailer 
• Phillies Offering 2 Free Tickets to Philadelphia Fans Who Receive COVID-19 Vaccination This Week
• Dana McNair, Day Care Owner, Arrested In Connection To Death Of Infant
• Massachusetts Reports 44 New COVID Cases, 8 Additional Deaths
• Texas Democrats head to Washington on behalf of voting bill
• Rescue Crews Locate Family Suffering From Dehydration While Hiking Near Evergreen
• And They're Off! Ride The Rockies Underway In Southwestern Colorado
• 3 Boston Police Officers, City Sued For Alleged Excessive Force On 4 Protesters In May 2020 Riot
• Decision Delayed Again On Mental Health Treatment In Jail For Serial Stowaway Marilyn Hartman
• Crash On I-95 Shuts Down Traffic Lanes Near Aberdeen
• White Sox LF Eloy Jimenez Cleared To Resume Baseball Activities; Still No Timetable For Return To Majors
• North Texas Man Arrested For Allegedly Shooting Through Apartment, Killing Neighbor
• Motorcyclists Airlifted After Colliding With Deer In Hubbard County
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued For Pittsburgh, South Hills
• Woman Found Fatally Shot In Stockton
• Jury Selection Begins In Mark Redwine Murder Trial
• LA City Parks Offering Free Grab-And-Go Lunches For Children, Teens Through August 9
• 2022 US Open At The Country Club In Brookline: Tickets Start To Go On Sale This Week
• Stockton Nonprofit To Wind Down Operations After Arrest Of Founder Sammy Nunez On Child Sex Abuse Charges
• Vermont, 1st State To Vaccinate 80% Of Eligible Population, Lifts All COVID Restrictions
• Southern Border Patrol Agents Save Undocumented Migrant Who Fell Under Train, Remind Others 'Don't Trust Smugglers' 
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Backs Declaring Juneteenth An Official City Holiday Starting Next Year
• Heat Wave To Bake Bay Area, California With Some Temps Reaching Triple Digits
• Heavy Rains Close Streets Run Road And Other Roadways In Pittsburgh Area
• Dallas Baptist Falls 1 Game Short In Bid For 1st College World Series Berth
• Home Struck By Lightning, Fire Causes Chimney To Collapse
• Biden declines to preview what he wants from Putin
• VIDEO: Restaurant Worker Robbed At Gunpoint In San Pablo; Suspect Arrested, Gunman Sought
• Glen 'Big Baby' Davis Doubles Down On Belief That Kyrie Irving's Injury Is 'Karma' For Stepping On Celtics' Logo
• Baltimore Orioles Announces Vaccination Opportunity At Camden Yards; Offering 2 Free Game Tickets
• Sonoma County Approves Plan to Speed Up Cannabis Cultivation Permits
• Marley, Chester County Comfort K-9, Becomes First In US To Achieve Certification
• California Gov. Newsom Unveils Vaccine Vacation Incentive As State Funds Tourism Industry Revival
• Apple dropping mask mandate for customers in stores: report
• Child Tax Credit: How Much Will Your Monthly Check Be?
• Mountain Lion Sighted In Citrus Heights Escapes Before Fish And Wildlife Arrive
• FBI Investigating After Vehicle Explodes In Montclair Causing Power Outage
• Minn. Court Affirms Approvals Of Line 3 Pipeline Replacement Project; Opponents Vow To Stand Their Ground
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Asks Illinois House 'Why Not Wait?' To Vote On 'Deeply Flawed' Elected School Board Plan
• NFTs and the Metaverse: The internet enters a new phase
• 2 Boys Reported Missing From Larimer County Found Safe
• Mall owner Washington Prime goes bankrupt, citing COVID-19
• New IRS tool for families trying to get Child Tax Credit payments
• Plymouth Paratrooper Among 2 Found Dead In Fort Bragg Barracks
• Workers In Texas And Other States Pushing Back Against Hospitals Requiring COVID-19 Vaccines
• Funeral Services Held For Beloved Member Of Philadelphia Fire Department Lt. Charles Grover
• Kelley Square As Park Place? Suggestions Wanted For Worcester Monopoly Game
• Bike Pittsburgh To Host 8th Annual 'Women And Non-Binary Bike Summit'
• DePaul University A. Gabriel Esteban Leaving Next June
• East Texas Man Missing In Grand Canyon, Vehicle Found
• Quarterback Nick Mullens Heading To Eagles After 4 Seasons With 49ers
• Former Michigan State Star Keith Appling To Remain In Jail In Murder Case
• At Least 4 Killed, 43 Wounded In Weekend Shootings Across Chicago, Including Mass Shooting In Chatham
• 40-Foot Tree Falls Into Home Near San Francisco's Edgehill Mountain, No Injuries Reported
• VIDEO: Drone Helps West Sacramento Police Find Suspect Who Allegedly Put Gun To Person's Head
• Report: Vikings, Danielle Hunter Agree To Terms On 'Reworked Deal'
• Man With Long Gun Detained Outside Apartment Complex After Reports Of Shots Fired
• ERCOT Says 'Forced Generation Outages,' High Temps Could Spell Issues For Texas Electricity Grid; Urge Conservation
• Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry Rooting For 76ers To Win NBA Championship; Predicts Brother, Seth Curry, To Be Finals MVP
• Texas Congressman Among House Members Suing Over Use Of Metal Detectors
• Pennsylvania Second Lady Gisele Fetterman Calls On Pennsylvanians To Support Bills Helping Bureau Of Dog Law Enforcement
• McConnell: GOP Senate wouldn't fill Supreme Court vacancy in 2024
• Denver Weather: It's Been Seven Years Since The Metro Area Was This Hot, This Early
• Poll: Many Americans Would Keep Working From Home As Pandemic Eases
• Man Killed In Austin Mass Shooting Was Visiting From Michigan, Family Says
• Rescue Groups In Colorado Seeing A Concerning Number Of Emergency Calls In 2021
• Friday Marked The Busiest Day For Passengers Departing From BWI During Pandemic
• University Of Minnesota Will Not Require Vaccinations For Upcoming School Year
• Aiden Leos, Boy Killed In Road Rage Shooting, To Receive Memorial Plaque At Orange County Zoo
• 'We'll Come To You' – Contra Costa Offers Mobile COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics To Workplaces, Organizations
• Flag Day Celebrated In Times Square
• 3 Suspects Arrested, Victim Injured in Antioch Home Invasion and Attempted Homicide
• CCAC Hosting Virtual Open House
• Jalen Ramsey Tries To Recruit Stephon Gilmore To Rams
• Bail Set For Woburn Man Accused Of Accidentally Shooting Friend While Showing Off Gun
• Disney World to let vaccinated visitors take off masks
• Alfredo Paratore, Lynn Man Charged With Murdering Mother, Ordered To Undergo Mental Health Evaluation
• Pfeiffer Falls Trail Damaged In Big Sur Wildfire To Reopen After 13-Year Closure
• Dr. Dre Partners With LAUSD To Open New High School In South LA
• Cleanup Efforts Underway After Storms Wreak Havoc On Western Pa.
• Man Killed, Woman Injured In Woodlawn Double Shooting
• Illinois Historic Preservation Group Awards $17K In Grants
• Police: Armed Suspect Arrested After Barricading Himself Inside Cannon Falls Building
• Hector Eduardo Garcia Arrested, Accused Of Striking 11-Year-Old On Bicycle, Dragging Him
• Gov. Wolf And Democratic Lawmakers Looking To Help Communities Affected By Climate Change
• Meet the mother-son TikTok stars shattering gender norms
• All Allegheny County Pools Closed To The Public On Monday Due To Storms
• COVID: Get Vaccinated, Win Trips, Prizes, Free Food And Discounted Sports Swag
• COVID Recovery: Levi's Stadium Mass Vaccination Site To Close On June 24
• Miami Investing In Future, Makes Donation To iTech Summer Program
• Federal Donuts Shooting: Police Release Surveillance Photos Of Suspects Wanted In Northern Liberties Double Shooting That Left Teen Injured
• Popular Big Sur Trail To Reopen After 13-Year Closure
• New San Pablo Police K-9 Nabs Man Suspected Of Drug Possession, Concealed Weapon
• Head Of The Charles Regatta Will Return To Boston This Fall
• Suspect In Custody After Allegedly Punching Woman In Face During Central Park Robbery
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Infection Rate Reaches New Low; Fewest New Cases In 15 Months
• Florida Rip Currents Claim 2 Lives, Including Child, While Good Samaritan Remains Missing
• Driver Charged With DUI In Crash Involving 2 CPD Officers, One Driver Injured In South Austin
• Patriots Minicamp Day 1 Recap: Mac Jones 'Dialed In,' Jonnu Smith Apparently Tweaks Hamstring
• 1 Dead, 2 Critically Injured After Vehicle Crashes Through Guardrail At Texas Race Track
• Cowboys' Dak Prescott Says Ezekiel Elliott In 'Best Shape Of His Life'
• Squirrel Hill Businesses, Traffic Adjust To Power Outages Following Storms
• Man Killed In Austin Shooting Was Visiting From Out Of State, Planned To Marry HS Sweetheart
• Mid-Michigan Male Teacher Bashed Online For Wearing Makeup
• Guide: How To Escape From A Rip Current
• Police Locate Yorkshire Terrier Stolen During Brazen Vehicle Break-In
• Backcountry Skier Dies In Rocky Mountain National Park
• Pennsylvania Republicans Eye Referendums To Get Past Gov. Wolf's Vetoes
• NYPD Looking For Man Accused Of Hitting Subway Riders With Brick
• Power Outages From Sunday's Storms Cause First Unplanned Day Off For Breadworks In Over 40 Years
• Bryce Jermain Salon Announces Closure Amid Challenges Presented By Pandemic
• Minneapolis 311 To Take Theft, Property Damage Reports Starting Monday
• City Of Chicago Commemorates Juneteenth
• Armed Robbers In Stolen Cars Targeting South Side Neighborhoods
• AHN's Annual Butterfly Release Supports Local Families Grieving Neonatal Loss
• 'Secret Celebrity Renovation' And 'The Greatest #AtHome Videos' Come To CBS This Summer
• Novavax: Large Study Finds COVID-19 Shot About 90% Effective
• Aurora Police Investigate Shooting That Left 19-Year-Old Woman Injured
• ⚠️ Freshpet Recalls Salmonella Contaminated Dog Food Shipped To Publix, Target Which Was Supposed To Be Trashed
• COVID-19 In MN: 90% Of Those Ages 65 And Up Have Received At Least 1 Vaccine Dose
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 72% Of Maryland Adults Have Received At Least 1 Vaccine Dose
• Man Dies After Shot Multiple Times In Philadelphia's Fairhill Section
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 808 New Coronavirus Cases Over Last 3 Days
• Chicopee Officers Save 2-Year-Old Girl Who Wandered Away And Ended Up In Pool
• Southbound Lanes Of Interstate 25 Reopen After Crash Near Happy Canyon Road
• Police: Car Stolen From Chick-Fil-A Parking Lot In Suffolk County
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 26 New COVID-19 Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• Melrose Woman Dies In Florida Keys Snorkeling Incident
• Family Forecast: CBS4 Meteorologist Lauren Whitney Expecting First Child
• 25-year-old man killed in Austin mass shooting is identified
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued For Pittsburgh Area, Southwestern Pa.
• Sharon Police Department Searching For Suspect In Attempted Homicide
• Hopkins Police Search For Suspect Who Assaulted Woman On LRT Trail
• 'Take Matters In Her Own Hands,' Amid Claims Of Abuse, Murder Suspect Shohreh Rachelle Polozadeh Admits Killing Quincey Brooks
• It Looks Like Tom Brady, Patrick Mahomes Will Grace Cover Of 'Madden' Video Game This Year
• Eric Clapton And Van Morrison Set To Perform At Hard Rock Live
• Astros Notch 20 Hits In 14-3 Rout Of Twins
• Ascension St. John Children's Hospital, Wayne Pediatrics Join Forces To Strengthen Pediatric Services For Metro Detroit Families
• Shocking Video: Masked Cyclist Stabs Delivery Worker In The Back With Large Knife In Woodhaven
• Attorney general vows to "move swiftly" on seizure of lawmakers' data
• Dallas Police Officer Tyrone Williams Jr. Arrested, Charged With Sexual Assault Of A Child
• 2 Homes Destroyed In Flats Fire, Evacuations Still In Place For Pinyon Crest
• Eastern Michigan Gets $1 Million Donation For Math, Automotive Programs From Jack Roush
• Puerto Rican Day Parade Held In Person In Bushwick, Brooklyn, And The Party Lasted For Hours
• Florida COVID Death Toll Surpasses 37,000
• Former PWSA Supervisor Charged For Violating The Clean Water Act
• Philadelphia Police: Man Shot In Chest, Killed In Kensington
• Bear Beats The Heat In Cool Water In Roxborough State Park
• Elevator Outage Leaves Denver Apartment Building Residents 'Stuck'
• A Lot Less Munching: Pandemic Leaves Girl Scouts With 15 Million Boxes Of Unsold Cookies
• Colorado Gets First Excessive Heat Warning On Record With Highs Set To Near 110 Degrees
• Lordstown Motors leaders resign as e-truck maker sputters
• Eagles Agree To Terms With 49ers Quarterback Nick Mullens
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Rise To Nearly $3 A Gallon; 'Likely To Push More Expensive'
• Pakistan province says no COVID vaccine, no cell phone service
• 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert' Returns To Ed Sullivan Theater With Fully Vaccinated Audience Monday Night
• Jon Stewart To Appear On 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert' As First In-Studio Guest Of 2021
• Baby Raccoon Stuck In Sewer Cover Freed By Harrison Township Firefighters
• Supreme Court asks DOJ to weigh in on Harvard affirmative action case
• Maryland's VaxCash Lottery At Halfway Mark With $400K Grand Prize Drawing On July 4
• Bruce Cassidy Has No Regrets About Starting Tuukka Rask In Playoffs
• Tracking The Tropics: Three Areas To Keep An Eye On, None Are A Threat To South Florida
• Girl Scouts Have Millions Of Unsold Cookies This Year
• Road To Reopening: New York City Senior Centers Reopen For Indoor Programming
• Police: 2 Dead, 2 Wounded During Lansing Park Shooting
• Bill Belichick Volunteers Weather, Travel Arrangements As Potential Excuse For Absence From Patriots' Mandatory Minicamp
• Boston Ranked Best City For Hockey Fans
• 'We Are In The Final Phases': Walz's Peacetime Emergency Powers Extended Another 30 Days
• Italian-Americans Take Issue With Randolph, N.J. Board Of Education's Decision To Drop All Holidays From Calendar
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Jump To Most Expensive Since 2014
• Pekingese Named Wasabi Crowned Best In Show At Westminster
• Firefighters Warn Of Increased Fire Danger In Denver Are During Incoming Heat Wave
• Heavy Early Morning Traffic Expected To Start Week As Highway 99 Construction Continues
• At Least One Hurt When Car Slams Into Light Pole In Sylmar
• KISS Add September Date In Wheatland For 'End Of The Road' Final Tour
• Stephon Gilmore Skipping Patriots' Mandatory Minicamp Over Contract Dispute
• Bidens surprise UK churchgoers by showing up to Mass
• Western Pa. Region Upgraded To Slight Risk Of Severe Weather
• California's June 15 Economic Reopening Has Many Residents Rejoicing, While Others Say They're Worried
• San Francisco Police Locate Yorkshire Terrier Stolen During Brazen Vehicle Break-In
• Man In Critical Condition After Stabbing In Detroit
• Weather Blog: Good To Be Back
• Zooming In: Lansing Will Keep, Expand Online School Option
• Firefighters Get Early Morning Pallet Yard Fire Near Modesto Under Control
• High Court Rejects 2 Virginia White Nationalist Rally Cases
• Parents Of North Texan & Former Marine Trevor Reed Want President To Stand Up For Their Jailed Son
• Hot Dogs Are Minnesota's Most Popular Barbecue Item
• Missing Davie Girl Zariah Ajon Found Safe
• New York Ranks 4th In Study Of Best U.S. Hockey Cities For Fans
• Dangerous heat wave threatens drought-stricken West
• Pittsburgh Ranked 3rd Best City In The United States For Hockey Fans
• Disney World Makes Masks Optional For Vaccinated Visitors This Week
• Man Having Medical Crisis Steals Ambulance In Baltimore, Police Say
• PTL Links: June 14, 2021
• Former CIA officer details "Havana Syndrome" he says he suffered
• Mall Makeover: Arden Fair To Turn Closed Retail Spaces Into Revolving Art Galleries
• Zakariya Odowa, 18, Drowns In Waite Park Quarry
• Biker, 64, Plans 3,500-Mile Trek To Raise Funds For Bone Marrow Transplants
• J.P. Licks Ice Cream Chain Sued For Unpaid Rent During Pandemic
• Novavax says its COVID-19 vaccine "highly effective" in late trial
• Archdiocese Of Chicago Relaxes COVID-19 Protocols, Lifts Capacity Limits
• Dr. Pimple Popper Reveals The Juiciest Popping Confessions Caught On Tape!
• Luna Found Safe After Carjacking In Brooklyn, Family Says
• Alabama To Make Stop In Pittsburgh As Part Of 50th Anniversary Tour
• CPS High School Dean Under Investigation For Homophobic Jokes On Facebook
• Woman Struck, Killed By Big-Rig On 210 Freeway In Glendora
• Cook County To Kick Off Week Of Juneteenth Celebrations On Monday
• Poll: Many Americans Would Keep Working From Home As Pandemic Eases
• Missing 21-Year-Old David Brandt Found Safe
• UPDATE: Temperatures Will Soar Into Triple Digits By Mid-Week
• LA Parks Department To Reopen Nearly 30 Pools In Time For Summer Heat
• Father And Son From Massachusetts Admit Helping Nissan Executive Escape Japan
• Suspect Captured In Norwalk After Wild Pursuit, Standoff
• Police: Subway Passenger Stabbed, Robbed On A Train In Queens
• Port Saint Lucie Boy, 2, Shot In The Head
• UPDATED: San Jose Police Motorcycle Officer Who Died In 2016 Collision Remembered
• Duquesne Light, Penn Power Working To Restore Service After Sunday's Storms Cause Major Outages
• Child Dies After Being Pulled From Woodbury Lake
• Pittsburgh Police Safely Locate Previously Missing 74-Year-Old Woman Janet McGregor
• G-7 leaders call for new investigation into COVID-19's origins
• Spectator killed, 7 hurt as vehicle crashes into race track guard rail
• 2 Wounded In Shooting Outside Gentleman's Club In Queens
• Biden says U.S. is "back at the table" as G-7 comes to close
• Judge dismisses lawsuit over hospital's vaccine requirement
• Israeli parliament approves new government, ending Netanyahu's rule
• Manhunt For 43-Year-Old Royce Wood After North Texas Officer Is Shot During Traffic Stop
• Wasabi, a Pekingese, wins Westminster Kennel Club dog show
• SUV rams into protesters, killing one and injuring another
• Stephen King reveals how he used paperback advance from first novel
• Biting into the flamin' hot origin story of Flamin' Hot Cheetos
• UPDATE: 2-Alarm Fire Erupts At San Francisco Residential Hotel
• Poll: Many Americans would keep working from home as pandemic eases
• 3 Families Displaced After Fire In North Minneapolis Apartment Complex
• U.S. documents solve mystery of war criminal's remains
• 17 New Destinations Added For Travelers Out Of Pittsburgh International Airport
• Woman Rescued From Lake Michigan Near Foster Avenue Beach
• Pittsburgh Weather: More Chances Of Storms And Severe Weather
• Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In North Philadelphia
• Man Stopped In March For Stolen Scratch-Off Tickets Now Facing Additional Drug And Firearm Charges
• New York City Jewish Community Paying Very Close Attention To Installation Of New Israel Prime Minister Naftali Bennett
• Israel's Parliament Approves New Government, Ending Netanyahu's 12-Year Rule
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/14 Monday Morning Forecast
• Tree Falls On Vehicle, Blocks Roadway In Point Breeze
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Day Ahead Monday
• Third Victim In Deadly Biomat USA Plasma Center Crash Identified
• 'Challenging To Keep Up With All These Changes,' Wedding Planners Slammed By Demand After Pandemic
• TikTok Video Shows Maryland Family Enjoying Cicadas On Pizza
• 16-Year-Old Girl Injured After Someone Fires Shot Into Crowd During Fight In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Wampum, Pa. Native Stephen Johns Announces Retirement From The NHL
• San Francisco Police Arrest Serial Burglary Suspect
• California Drought: Healdsburg Bans Sprinklers; Sets Personal Water Use To 74 Gallons A Day
• Schenley Park Pool Opening To Be Pushed Back Due To Mudslide Cleanup Following Storms
• UPMC To Hold COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic In Crafton Heights
• Pa. State Police Investigating After Fight Leads To Shooting
• Americans admit orchestrating ex-Nissan chief's escape from Japan
• Monday's Show Info (6/14/21)
• Remembering Laura Meneskie, One Of The Biomat USA Plasma Center Crash Victims

Videos from June 14, 2021

• 6/14: Red and Blue
• Live audience returns to Stephen Colbert's show
• U.S. records nearly 600,000 coronavirus deaths as concern mounts over Delta variant
• Experts weigh in on the post-pandemic hiring boom
• Employment in America: A Shifting Workforce
• More than 36 million American families to receive 2021 child tax credit
• Psychosis identified as potential side effect of COVID-19 infection
• New Israeli government takes power, ending Benjamin Netanyahu's 12 year run
• Biden says U.S. "not looking for conflict" with Russia ahead of meeting with Putin 
• Dad pushes son to make history as California high school's valedictorian
• FAA announces new penalties for unruly airline passengers
• Top Justice Department official resigning after leaks inquiry outrage
• Dangerous heat wave scorches Western states
• Massive chemical plant explosion prompts evacuations in Illinois
• COVID-19 death toll nears 600,000 in U.S.
• Former NATO commander says Biden should "go bold with Putin"
• Federal judge dismisses lawsuit over Houston hospital's vaccine requirement
• Biden reaffirms NATO mutual defense commitment ahead of Putin meeting
• Minnesota appeals court upholds approval of Line 3 pipeline project
• Democrats push to permanently extend Child Tax Credit
• Attorney General Garland to strengthen rules on obtaining lawmaker records
• Special Report: Biden holds press conference following NATO summit
• NFTs and the Metaverse: The internet enters a new phase
• Dr. Dre partners with Los Angeles school district to build new high school
• Child Tax Credit increase approved for 2021, with first installments coming in July
• How the attorney general pans to protect voting rights
• Israel's parliament approves new government
• Pipeline project's impact on Indigenous communities
• Danielle and Brody Schaffer on embracing a kid's gender identity
• Two Americans plead guilty in Carlos Ghosn case
• CBS News poll: Americans optimistic about jobs and personal finances
• Former CIA officer shares struggle with "Havana Syndrome"
• Novavax COVID-19 vaccine 90% effective in clinical trials
• More than 130 people killed in weekend gun violence across U.S.
• After COVID lockdowns, London's theaters open again with safety measures in place
• Amanda Kloots discusses new memoir about losing her husband Nick Cordero to coronavirus
• Tips for planning, attending weddings during pandemic
• Andy Slavitt, former White House COVID-19 response adviser, on the pandemic and race to respond
• Former CIA officer speaks out about "Havana Syndrome"
• Russian intelligence likely behind mysterious, debilitating attacks on U.S. personnel
• Flight disturbances in past six months roughly double the amount in the past decade
• WorldView: Deadly gas explosion in China; Canadian police officer killed in hit-and-run
• Biden and other G-7 leaders pledge to donate COVID-19 vaccines
• Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla on vaccine supply, herd immunity
• Delta COVID variant wreaks havoc in Southern China
• Biden meets with NATO allies on global security issues, including U.S.-Russia relations
• Israel's longest-serving leader Benjamin Netanyahu narrowly defeated, ending 12-year reign as PM
• Biden heads into NATO summit aiming to reassure allies
• Media leaders meet with attorney general about Trump-era phone record seizures
• 6/14: CBSN AM