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• Paddleboarders Stay Safe Distance From 'The Michael Phelps Of Moose' In Dillon Reservoir
• Bear Smells Case Of Beer In Colorado Car, Locks Itself Inside & Leaves Damage Behind
• Betts Homer In Front Of 52,078 Leads Dodgers Over Phillies
• Fix 99 Project Ends, Highway 99 Back Open In Sacramento
• Gov. Jared Polis: Weekly $300 Pandemic Unemployment Payments Will Continue In Colorado
• UPDATE: Crews Contain Oakland Structure Fire; Halt Spread To Apartment Building, Food Trucks
• Child Hospitalized In Denver For Dehydration After Long Delays On Southwest Airlines Flight
• CA Election Officials Want Newsom Recall Held After Mid-September
• Ken Salazar Nominated To Serve As U.S. Ambassador To Mexico
• Mask Mandate Officially Ends In California, But Many Still Plan To Keep Them Handy
• D-Backs Lose 21st Straight Road Game, Blow 7-Run Lead, SF Wins 9-8
• Murphy Homers Again, Montas Wins As A's Beat Angels, 6-4
• Murphy Homers Again, Montas Wins As A's Beat Angels 6-4
• Reps. Crow, Neguse Introduce Legislation To Ban Use Of Ketamine During Arrests
• Crews Battle Brush Fire In Santa Fe Dam Area Of Irwindale
• Denver Baseball Field To Get Face-Lift: 'We Hope Kindness Trickles Down'
• UPDATE: Evacuation Orders Lifted After Vallejo Crews Knock Down 4-Alarm Brush Fire
• Councilman Bonin Blasts Recall Effort As 'Extravagant Waste Of Taxpayer Money' As Organizers Continue To Criticize
• Sky Beat Lynx 105-89; Vandersloot Becomes 4th In WNBA History With 2K Assists
• Chicago Weather: Full Sun Wednesday
• National Parks Service Bear Bait Coloring Page
• 'Hummingbird' Is Game Changer For Costly Ear Tube Procedures
• American Rescue Plan Act
• COVID Reopening: Pandemic Creates 'Employees Market' As Demand For Workers Exceeds Supply
• Season-High 23 For Allie Quigley As Sky Beat Minnesota Lynx
• In Search Of Summer Workers, Employers Are Raising Wages To Attract Teens
• Keuchel Crisp Through 7, Leads White Sox Past Rays
• Placer Sheriff's Deputy: Crashes Happen At Tahoe-Truckee Airport Too Often
• With So Many Mass Shootings In Chicago, Pastor Worries That Chicagoans Are Becoming Numb
• Friends Of 15-Year-Old Christian Redinger, Who Was Fatally Shot In Brookline, Say They'll Never Forget The Joy He Brought Everyone
• Lack Of Staffing & Supplies Keeping Splash Pads Running Dry
• Colorado Pediatrician Urges Parents To Keep Kids Current On Routine Vaccinations
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/16 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• 'It Was Quite Shocking:' Residents Alarmed As Motorcyclists Keep Taking Over 41st Street Pedestrian Bridge Over Lake Shore Drive
• Governor Tom Wolf Supports Bill That Allows Cocktails-To-Go To Be Permanent
• Pennsylvania National Guardsman And Fort Hood Solider Accused Of Smuggling Migrants From Mexico
• What Does The 'Right To Peacefully Assemble' Mean?
• COVID Restrictions Lifted: Yankee Stadium Returns To Full Capacity Friday
• Protesters Face Off With Police For Control Of Minneapolis Intersection
• Nearly 900 Expired COVID Vaccine Doses Administered At New York City Site
• SEE IT: Puppy Back With Owner After Dognapping At West Miami-Dade Animal Clinic Caught On Cam
• Verdugo, Devers Power Red Sox Past Braves In 10-8 Win
• Oakland Park Home Catches Fire After Possibly Being Struck By Lightning
• United States Hits 600K COVID Deaths, Most Of Any Other Country
• Asian American Woman Attacked In Alleged Hate Crime In Culver City
• Gov. Hogan Announces Maryland's COVID-19 State Of Emergency Will End On July 1
• Ex-Wife Of Publix Shooter Timothy Wall Frustrated With PBSO Sheriff
• Another Teen Reports Violent Arrest Over Vaping In Ocean City; Governor Hogan Calls Videos 'Disturbing'
• Crews Battle Fire At Vernon Water Park
• Travel Troubles For Thousands Of People Flying Southwest Airlines Including Here In Baltimore
• 'It's Really Frustrating' USPS Mail Delivery Issues Remain Throughout Baltimore
• Deputy-Involved Shooting Temporarily Closes Down 215 Freeway Near Menifee
• Police: 14-Year-Old, Zyaira Thomas Has Been Found Safe
• Off-Duty NYPD Officer Attacked, Slashed Inside Union Square Subway Station
• 'Highly Intoxicated' Woman Arrested After 2-Year-Old Boy Found Walking Around Duquesne Alone In Only Underwear
• Find Out How You Can Help 'Can Do Canines'
• Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott Gives $8 Million To National Museum Of Mexican Art In Pilsen
• Indians Win 7-2, Extend Orioles' Road Losing Streak To 17
• Large Plume Of Smoke Reported From Collom Fire Burning Southwest Of Craig
• Mayor Lightfoot Proposes Compromise Of Cutting Off Retail Liquor Sales In Chicago At Midnight, Rather Than Earlier Plan For 10 p.m.
• Registration Begins For Chicago Half Marathon And 5K; They Will Be Held Both On Lakefront And Virtually
• 27-Year-Old Baltimore Man Arrested For First-Degree Murder
• Anne Arundel Co. Executive Announces County's First Director Of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
• Florida Misses Deadline On Federal Schools Money
• Javy Báez Hits 15th Home Run, But Cubs Go On To Lose To Mets
• Life Lessons Through Chess
• Missing 12-Year-Old Girl Rescued From Marsh In Scandia
• Remarkable Turnaround For North Texas Puppy Found 2 Years Ago Fighting For Life
• New Concerns Over Rise In Dog Attacks Against U.S. Postal Workers
• Michigan Gas Prices Reach Highest Rate Since 2014
• West Philadelphia Residents Rally Against Construction Of Proposed High Rise Apartment Building
• Arrest Made In South Miami Heights Hit-&-Run That Killed Motorcyclist
• Eddie Goldman Absent From Mandatory Bears Minicamp; Jimmy Graham Has Returned After Debating Retirement
• Employee Charged In Connection With Camera Found In Bathroom At Target In Richland Township
• Hundreds Of SF Homes, Businesses Without Power In SOMA, Mission Bay
• Frederick Police Seeking Public's Assistance In Identifying Suspect In Fraud Investigation
• LAPD Announces Anti-Recidivism Program, Offering Community Programs Over Jail Time For Certain Non-Violent Crimes
• Marin County Inspectors Go Door-to-Door Checking for Fire Hazards
• As Philadelphia Returns To Normal, Small Businesses Have Simple Message: They're Still Hurting
• Disneyland Drops Temperature Checks, Social Distancing As State Lifts Restrictions
• Southwest Airlines Grounds Planes, Delays Flights At Sacramento Airport
• Baltimore City Leaders Acknowledge World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
• Man Pulled From Grapevine Lake Passes Away
• Saugus Man Killed In Crash On I-95 In Newburyport
• Best Hospitals In Maryland As Ranked By US News & World Report
• Dallas ISD Employee Arrested In Mesquite For Alleged Possession Of Child Pornography
• 7,400 Dallas ISD Non-Teaching Employees Calling For $15 Per Hour Wage
• Fort Hood Soldier Accused Of Smuggling Migrants Into Texas From Mexico
• California Reopens: Surviving San Jose Businesses Cheer Lifting Of COVID-19 Rules - 'Something Much, Much Better'
• Cartoon Face Apps May Have Some Drawbacks When It Comes To Privacy
• Search On For Munster, Indiana Bank Robber Who Wore Hazmat Suit, Hard Hat
• Sixers' Joel Embiid Earns All-NBA Second Team Honors
• Some Residents Confused On If They Should Continue Wearing Face Masks As Mandate Is Lifted
• Baltimore City Leaders Celebrates Reduction Of Infant Mortality Rates In Upton & Druid Heights
• Community Embraces State Reopening: 'It Feels Like I'm Alive Again'
• COVID Reopening Day: San Francisco Businesses Thankful To Have Survived Pandemic
• 1 Person Injured In Rollover Crash In Wilkinsburg
• VIDEO: 'Aggressive' Elk Charges People In Evergreen
• COVID Reopening: San Franciscans Hopeful as City Drops Pandemic Restrictions
• Jury Finds Devon Erickson Guilty Of Murder In STEM School Shooting Trial
• Fireworks Being Investigated As Cause Of Fire In South Natomas
• New York Judge OKs Weinstein's Extradition For California Rape Case
• SF Supes Approve Plan To Create First Public Bank In U.S.
• Even With California's Reopening, Many Business Customers Keeping Masks On
• Survey: Pennsylvania Among Best States To Live In, West Virginia Among Worst
• Chicago Police Rescue Ducklings From Uptown Sewer Grate As Mother Duck Waits
• California Reopens: Newsom Marks End of COVID Restrictions, Awards $1.5M to 10 Vaccine Recipients
• Philadelphia Flyers' Oskar Lindblom Wins Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy
• 'Heartbreaking': Family, Friends On Englewood Mass Shooting With 4 Dead, 4 Injured
• Supreme Court Allows San Francisco, Oakland Lawsuits Against Big Oil Companies To Proceed
• New Surveillance Cameras Set Up Around South Beach
• Proposal Calls For Connecticut High Schools With Native American Mascots To Forfeit Funding From Slot Machine Revenue
• Son Of Man Beaten To Death By Guards In Prison 'Blind Spot' Demands Answers
• MLB Goes Ahead With Crackdown On Use Of Foreign Substances By Pitchers; La Russa Says It Won't Be Issue For White Sox
• Aurora City Council Approves Nearly $246,000 In CARES Act Funding For Homeless Shelter Pilot Program
• NYC Health, Parks Departments Placing Oral Rabies Vaccines For Raccoons In Manhattan Parks
• No TikTok Deal, No Problem For Oracle Stock
• Woman Found Safe In Peoria After Being Kidnapped In Peru, Illinois; Suspect Bobby A. Cross Remains At Large
• 'The COVID-19 Pandemic Is Not Over,' Pennsylvania Health Leaders Say
• Scorching Hot Temperatures Hit The Southland
• NH Girl Nearly Killed After Small Piece Of Glass Punctures Lung
• Denver Weather: More Record Breaking Heat In Colorado
• Duane Manzanares Identified As Man Shot & Killed By Denver Police
• Texas Democrats pressure U.S. Senate to pass voting bills
• Study: Most Cosmetics Sold In U.S, Canada Contain Toxic PFAs Used In Nonstick Pans
• I-70 Westbound Reopened: RV Catches Fire And Rolls Backwards, Ignites Semi Truck Near Genesee
• Woman Convicted In Fatal 2019 Pittsburg Hit-and-Run Crash
• Man Arrested On Suspicion Of Causing Thousands Of Dollars In Damage To Oakdale Businesses
• Little Italy Days Return To Bloomfield: 'The Businesses Need A Shot In The Arm'
• FAA Orders Nationwide Ground Stoppage For Southwest Airlines, Numerous Denver Flights Affected By Reservation System Outage
• Summit County Devotes New Team To Wildland Fire Mitigation
• National Lobster Day: A Look At The Lobster Roll From The Walrus Oyster & Ale House
• Milestone: California Reopens, Lifts Majority Of Its Mask Restrictions, Ends Social Distancing Requirements
• Crews Switch To Foam In Fighting Rockton Chemical Plant Fire; Those Who Were Evacuated Remain Away From Homes
• Senate Passes Bill To Make Juneteenth A Federal Holiday; House Passage Expected
• About 1,500 Still Without Power Following Sunday's Severe Storms
• Drought Emergency: State Water Board Orders Reductions In Russian River Minimum Flows, Diversions
• State Democrats At US Capitol Discussing Ways To Stop Texas Elections Bill: 'We Need Their Help Now'
• 'Drink Plenty Of Water': West Metro Firefighters Respond To Call Of Heat Exhaustion
• First Responders, Educators, Health Care Workers Recognized As Honorary Grand Marshals For Greeley Stampede
• Making A Difference: Coach Ernest Radcliffe Guides Young Men To Productive Lives Through Sports
• Mayor Lightfoot Says Federal Government Needs To Fight Illegal Gun Flow Amid 'Horrible Plague' Of Violence
• Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf Calls On Lawmakers To Pass Fairness Act, Preventing Discrimination Based On Sexual Orientation, Gender
• North Texans Turning To Generators To Ensure Cool Summer
• San Francisco Firefighter Dies After Helping Extinguish SFO Parking Garage Fire
• Oakland A's Manager Bob Melvin's Contract Option Exercised For 2022
• Family Says Child With Special Needs Was Found Wandering Along Busy Road After Not Being Dropped Off At Home After School
• Long Island Nonprofit That Builds Homes For The Disabled Gets Overwhelming Public Support After Power Tools Stolen
• Maryland Weather: Monday's Storms Leave Behind Damage & Power Outages Across The Region
• Students Organize COVID Vaccine Clinic At Charlestown High School
• Biden's border wall funding freeze was legal, GAO rules
• Newton Public Schools Addresses Two Racial Incidents At Elementary School
• Former San Francisco City HR Manager Faces Felony Forging Charges
• USPS Offers Help Hotlines To Improve Delivery Service
• COVID Reopening: California Timeline Of A Deadly Pandemic
• USC, UCLA Announce Football Fans Will Return At Full-Capacity This Fall
• Southwest Airlines Flights Temporarily Suspended Due To Nationwide 'Network Issues'
• Global Empowerment Mission's New Disaster Action Plan Could See Aid Reach Places In Just 24 Hours
• Lin-Manuel Miranda Addresses 'In The Heights' Movie Colorism Criticism
• California's COVID-19 Independence Day Greeted With Relief And Elation
• Body Recovered From Mahwah Pond In Search For Missing Paddle Boarder
• Boy Charged, 2 Women Arrested In Connection With Fatal Shooting Of Demaris Ekdahl
• Open For Business: Manayunk Chambers Guest House In Manayunk Can Be Anyone's Home Sweet Home
• Officials Set To Meet To Discuss 2AM Alcohol Sale Ban In Miami Beach
• Tarrant County Leaders Approve Flying Of Juneteenth Flag For First Time Ever
• Headstones Toppled And Cracked At Historic Gloucester Cemetery
• I-Team Helps Auburn Man Get Car Title After Months Of Waiting
• Operation Summer Heat Arrest Nets Man Wanted In Case Of Drive-Thru ATM Deadly Shooting
• 6 Hurt In South Austin Porch Collapse
• A Pacemaker For The Brain? New Treatment Offers Promising Hope For Severe Parkinson's Disease Patients
• Pop-Up Commonpoint Closet Shop In Queens Helping Those In Need Dress For That Big Interview
• Former Philadelphia City Council President Anna Verna, 90, Dies
• Southwest Airlines Computer Problems Prompt Temporary Nationwide Ground Stop; More Than 30 Flights At Midway And O'Hare Affected
• Officials Fear Delaware County Gasoline Spill That Caused Environmental Disaster Could Take Months To Clean Up
• Woman Wins $1 Million Playing Michigan Lottery
• Police Officers Inside Waretown, N.J. Dunkin' Save Choking 10-Month-Old
• Superhero Therapy Dog 'Cole The Deaf Dog' Helping South Jersey Students Overcome So Much
• With Election Day A Week Away, NYC Mayoral Candidates Courting Latino Voters
• COVID Likely Circulated In December 2019 In Massachusetts, NIH Researchers Find
• Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Adopts 2 Cats During 'National Adopt A Shelter Cat Month'
• Kidsburgh: Carnegie Science Center Teams With Pittsburgh Penguins To Inspire Young Fans Through Science
• Perfect Place For Dog Lovers: Bark Social To Open In Canton
• Wildcat Sanctuary Rehabilitates Cougar Kitten Injured In The Wild
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt After Small Plane Crash In Martis Valley Near Truckee
• Ravens Mandatory Minicamp Underway, Roster Competition Begins
• 'Stop The Stubbornness': Mass. GOP Official Urges Fellow Conservatives To Get Vaccinated
• California Ranked Most Fun State In The Nation
• TSA Plagued By Staff Shortages As More Airports See Uptick In Travel
• Philips Recalling Ventilators, CPAP Machines Over Cancer-Causing Toxic Foam Concerns
• Together In Pride: LGBTQIA+ Volunteer Cheerleading Team Gotham Cheer Celebrating NYC's Comeback
• Support grows for making Juneteenth a national holiday
• Developers Hope To Turn Former East Vandergrift Elementary School Into Affordable Senior Housing
• Whitmer Announces 90 New Manufacturing, Professional Services Jobs In Southwest Michigan
• 2 Charged With Infinera Securities Fraud Including Former Executive; 3rd Pleads Guilty
• Owner Of Long Island Puppy Store Accused Of Selling Sick Pets
• Bay Area Heat Wave: Cal ISO Issues Heat Bulletin, Urges Conservation As Temps Set To Soar
• The CW Sets 2021 Fall Premiere Dates
• ATF Agents Hold A Classroom, Simulated 'Use Of Force' Training For The Media, To Better Explain Police Policy To Public
• Red Cross Makes Urgent Plea For Blood Donations As Trauma Cases, Transplants, And Surgeries Increase
• A's Manager Bob Melvin's Contract Option Exercised For 2022
• Drugged, Sexually Trafficked Missing Girl Rescued From North Texas Motel, Suspect Arrested
• Chicago Bears Sticking With Andy Dalton As Starter Over Justin Fields, Matt Nagy Says
• Maybe? Nets' Harden Upgraded To Questionable For Game 5
• Ones For Real Estate: Selling An Aging Home
• Republican Election Bill Pushed Forward In Harrisburg Over Democrats' Objections
• Cam Neely Looks Back On Bruins' 2015 Draft: 'Hindsight Is Everything'
• Pennsylvania's Coronavirus Disaster Emergency Declaration Formally Ends
• Mother, Son Arrested, Charged In Connection To Parker County Fentanyl Overdose
• Duluth Police Officer Saves Family And Dog From Fire
• Philadelphia Police Officer Opens Fire On 2 Armed Men In West Mount Airy
• Half of U.S. cosmetics contain toxic chemicals, study says
• Aberdeen Police Lift Shelter In Place, Area Has Been Cleared Following Barricade Situation
• Pittsburgh Housing Authority Accepting Applications For Family And High-Rise Communities
• Massachusetts Reports 55 New COVID Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Massachusetts Announces $1M 'VaxMillions' COVID Vaccine Lottery; 'If You're Not Vaccinated, You Can't Play'
• Good Samaritan Takes Action After Seeing Attack On 74-Year-Old Cancer Patient
• Texas Bullet Train Group Inks Deal With Milan Design Firm 'Webuild'
• Restaurants Now Enduring Nationwide Chicken Shortage
• Pittsburgh International Airport Travelers Affected By Southwest Airlines' 'Technical Issues'
• 7 SoCal Residents Win $1.5M Prizes In CA's Vaccine Incentive Program
• Neiman Marcus To Spend $500M On New Investments Amid Rebound
• New Accountability Report Shines Light On 20 People Wrongfully Convicted By Previous Philadelphia Prosecutors
• Poll: Will You Still Be Wearing A Mask, Even Now That California Has Relaxed Its Guidelines?
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Downplays The Coronavirus Delta 'Variant Of Concern'
• Mint Artists Guild Launches 'Art In Windows' Exhibition In 4 Detroit Neighborhoods
• Tell Us Why Your Dad Is Important To You (And Share A Photo!)
• White Sox 2B Nick Madrigal Done For The Season After Surgery For Torn Hamstring
• Bobcats In North Texas 'Don't Want To Bother Us', Big Cat Sanctuary Says
• Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott Gives $5 Million To Chicago's Kennedy-King College
• Matt Judon Says He'll Race Anyone On Patriots
• Gas Leak At Elm And Ervay Street In Dallas Tied Up Traffic, Streets Reopened Tuesday Afternoon
• Man Shot After Falling Through Car's Sunroof In Ocean City, Police Arrest 2 Sunday
• Report: Vince Wilfork's Son Arrested, Charged With Stealing Patriots Super Bowl Rings
• 20 Father's Day gifts for 20 kinds of dads
• At Least 2 Southwest Airlines Flights In Philadelphia Canceled After More 'Technical Issues'
• Vikings Sign 3rd-Round Pick QB Kellen Mond
• Bears Coach Matt Nagy Sticking With Plan To Start Andy Dalton At QB Over Rookie Justin Fields; 'Andy Is Our Starter'
• Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott Gives Millions To Southern California's State Universities, Community Colleges
• Southwest PA Says No More Launches 'Dear Men' Video Series
• LA City Council Returns To In-Person Meetings For First Time Since March 2020
• Chicago Commemorates Juneteenth With Events Around City And Beyond
• Cam Newton Had No Issue With Patriots Drafting Mac Jones: 'He Was The Right Pick'
• Michigan Senate Passes $4.4B In K-12 Aid After Deal Struck
• Southwest Airlines System Problem Disrupts Flights; FAA Issues Temporary Nationwide Ground Stop
• Southwest Airlines Jets Grounded 2nd Time In 2 Days Due To System Outage
• Police: Vandal Caused $20K In Damage To Windows Of Oakdale Businesses
• UPDATE: Southwest Airlines Experiences More Delays Due to Computer Issues
• U.S. COVID deaths top 600,000 amid growing concern about variant
• Biden announces ambassador nominees
• UPDATE: Southwest Airlines Experiences More Delays Due to Computer Issues
• 2 Homes Burn in Separate South San Jose Neighborhoods
• Body Of West Virginia Man Who Disappeared Found In River
• Pittsburgh Pirates Offer Free Tickets To Fans Who Get COVID-19 Shot At Pre-Game Clinic
• Russia conducts largest Pacific naval exercise since Cold War
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, Cabinet Give Green Light To Miami-Dade SR-836 Project
• Delaware Gov. John Carney To Lift State Of Emergency Declared More Than Year Ago Due To COVID-19 Next Month
• Mackenzie Scott, Ex-Wife Of Amazon Boss Jeff Bezos, Donates Millions To Two Florida Universities Including FIU
• Philadelphia To Celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day On Second Monday Of October Instead Of Columbus Day
• California COVID-19 Vaccine Lottery $1.5M Winners Selected - Including 1 From Sacramento
• Local Governments Will Get Less Money From Gas Drilling This Year
• Garland unveils plan to combat domestic terrorism
• 'Insurer Of Last Resort,' Citizens Insurance Tops 600,000 Policies
• Man Left In Critical Condition Following Shadyside Hit-And-Run Crash
• New emails detail Trump's push for DOJ to overturn election results
• Trump and House Democrats remain at odds over financial records
• Norkendric Jackson, 17, Charged In Crash That Killed Dallas ISD Mentor Hanan Ali-Lacy
• Vikings' Harrison Smith, Adam Thielen Say They Aren't Vaccinated For COVID-19
• Fmr. NFL Player Thomas Burke Of Wisconsin Charged With Sexually Assaulting 7-Year-Old
• Miami Dolphins Cornerback Xavien Howard A 'No Show' At Mandatory Minicamp, Seeking New Contract
• Gov. Hogan Criticizes Baltimore Leaders, Say They Need To 'Step Up' On City Crime
• Uncooperative Witnesses Stall Lakewood Forest Fire Investigation, Prosecutor Says
• Christiane Amanpour announces ovarian cancer diagnosis
• Teenager Killed In Late-Night Brookline Shooting
• Michigan Domestic, Sexual Violence Policy Director Receives Champion Of Justice Award
• Keller Job Fest 2021
• Denver Nuggets Lament Injury-Riddled Season That Came Up Short
• Retired Hackensack Fire Department Lt. Timothy Rice Laid To Rest, Remembered As 'A Fireman's Fireman'
• Still No States In Top Tier Of Chicago's Emergency Travel Order
• EMS Workers Put To The Test At 'First There, First Care' Competition At Hard Rock Hotel
• DA: Dentist Emad Moawad Charged With Sexually Abusing 9 Patients May Have More Victims
• Former OC Rep. Dana Rohrabacher Admits He Was At Capitol Riot
• Mayor Breed: Free Rides As San Francisco Cable Cars Return In August For Test Runs
• Dodger Stadium To Be At Full Capacity For First Time Since 2019
• Group Seeks To Bring WNBA Team To Oakland Arena
• Bill To Let Philadelphia Voters Recall Elected Officials Gets Vote
• FBI says QAnon followers could engage in "violent action"
• Colorado Dog Owners Should Take Careful Steps To Avoid Heat-Related Injuries To Their Pets
• City Of Pittsburgh Offices, Facilities Closing Friday In Observance Of Juneteenth
• Dont'a Hightower Says He Never Considered Retirement After Opting Out Of 2020 Season
• 2 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools This Week
• HealthPartners Researcher: COVID Vaccine Uptake Increasing Among Those Pregnant, But More Work Needs To Be Done
• Baseball Report: Phillies' Walk-Off Wins
• A Bar with a Twist at Flea Style
• Woman In The Window? Visitor Snaps Unexplained Photo During 'Ghost Tour' At Colorado's Stanley Hotel
• Woman In The Window? Texas Visitor Snaps Unexplained Photo During 'Ghost Tour' At Colorado's Stanley Hotel
• Saturday Night Markets Set To Return In Pittsburgh
• Defiant Bar Tinhorn Flats Evicted From Burbank Property
• CBS Sports Ranks Vikings' Dalvin Cook 3rd Among NFL Running Backs
• Patriots Minicamp Recap: Mac Jones Outplays Cam Newton, 'Absolutely Has A Chance' To Win Starting QB Job
• Surfing Is A Gray Reef Shark's Version Of A Power Nap, According To FIU Marine Scientist
• State Lawmakers Seeking To Reintroduce The 'Fairness Act,' Increase LGBTQ+ Protections Under State Law
• $1.3 Million Worth Of Meth, Cocaine Seized In 4 Days At Southern Border
• Initiative Aims To Put Rent Control On St. Paul's November Ballot
• Man Seriously Injured In South Berkeley Hit & Run; Driver Sought
• Pilot Killed In Small Plane Crash Near Doylestown
• MLB threatens pitchers with 10-game bans for doctoring balls
• 2 Injured, Fire Hydrant Sheared In Multi-Vehicle Crash In San Leandro
• 2021 Tribeca Festival: More highlights you can stream at home (Part 3)
• $1.2 million worth of cocaine washes up at Florida Space Force base
• MLB Threatens Pitchers With 10-Game Bans For Altering Balls
• 2k Dead From COVID-19 In Allegheny County As US Death Toll Tops 600k
• Tom Brady Once Again Twists The Knife On Aaron Rodgers
• Cowboys' Ezekiel Elliott Ranks 5th On CBSSports.com's Best Running Backs List
• Four killed, four injured in shooting at Chicago home
• 3 Found Dead Inside Carnegie Home
• Texas Congressional Delegation Join Speaker Pelosi To Discuss Texas Voter Laws
• Man Dies After Mondawmin Mall Shooting Monday
• 'Assemble Chicago' Winner Announced To Create Multi-Use Spaces
• Here's The Most Commonly Misspelled Word In Illinois Last Year
• U.S. and EU reach deal to end Airbus-Boeing trade dispute
• Quentin Black Of Moreno Valley Arrested In Hit-And-Run Crash That Killed Long Beach Security Guard Derrick Smith
• Fireworks Shows Return To Disney's Magic Kingdom, Epcot This Summer
• Michigan DNR: Great Lakes Beach Safety Is Key For State Park Visits
• Pennsylvania House Committee OKs GOP Bill To Ban Employer Vaccine Mandates
• Denver Weather: First Triple Digits This Year As Record Heat Continues For Several More Days
• THE CW NETWORK SETS 2021 FALL PREMIERE DATES
• VA Pittsburgh To Hold Virtual Town Hall For Veterans Next Week
• Firefly Festival Single-Day Passes Go On Sale Tuesday
• Snapchat Leads Authorities To Suspects, 9 Alleged Texas Gang Members Facing Drug Charges
• Stern Grove Festival: How to Reserve Tickets for a Show
• Huge Stack Of Divvy Bikes Piled Up Outside Wrigley Field During First Full-Capacity Weekend
• Woman, 21, Shot And Killed In Alley In Bronzeville
• Portion Of I-495 In Wilmington Closed After Collision Involving Tractor-Trailer
• Massive Chemical Plant Fire In Rockton, Illinois, Could Burn For Days
• 8 People Shot, 4 Fatally, After Argument At Gathering In Englewood
• Miami Weather: Another Round Of Storms With Frequent Lightning Tuesday Afternoon
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 453 New Coronavirus Cases
• Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership Paying Struggling Restaurants To Provide For Food Insecure Communities
• Proposals Due Tuesday For Land At Arlington Racetrack
• COVID In Minnesota: Positivity Rate Falls Below 2%
• Celtics Assistant Jerome Allen Reportedly Joining Detroit Pistons Coaching Staff
• William Massey Arrested, Found With Long Gun After Reports Of Shots Fired Outside Apartment Complex
• Girl Scouts say they have 15 million boxes of unsold cookies
• Dozens Of Flights Delayed Or Canceled At DIA After Southwest Airlines Computer Failure
• 'It Feels Horrible,' Nurses Strike At Saint Vincent Hospital In Worcester Hits 100 Days
• The Big E Will Return In 2021 With 'Big Is Back' Theme
• Hawks' Clint Capela On Joel Embiid: 'Whenever You Wear Him Out, Everything Becomes Tougher For Him'
• Haltom City Police Searching For Missing 11-Year-Old Imonyeah Jackson
• Woman In The Window? Stanley Hotel Visitor Captures Unexplained Image During 'Ghost Tour'
• Karina Holmer's Unsolved Murder Approaches 25th Anniversary, Boston Police Seek Help
• MacKenzie Scott, Bezos' ex-wife, donates another $2.7 billion to charities
• Texas power grid asks users to conserve amid blistering heat
• Harris and Yellen announce small business aid program
• Worker kills two at fire hydrant plant before killing himself
• Caught On Video: Gunman Opens Fire On Staten Island
• Man Killed In Monday Night Shooting In San Francisco's Western Addition
• 2 Arrested After 300 Beachgoers Clash With Police In Oxnard
• Sacré Bleu! Paris, Texas Police Department Seek Men Who Climbed Iconic Eiffel Tower Causing $10K In Damages
• Thousands Of Golden Gate Bridge Commuters Overcharged By Faulty Equipment
• Commuter Rail Bringing Back Weekend Service To All Lines
• Authorities: Body Of 'Hero' Recovered; Good Samaritan Tried To Rescue Drowning Father, Son Off Tampa Area Beach
• 'I Look To Trevor Noah Like A Mentor': Josh Johnson On First Comedy Special 'Hashtag'
• Michigan Town To Keep Statue Of Black Child, South Soldier
• Need For Speed: Maryland Native Katie Ledecky Wins 400, But Slower Than Expected
• Biggest Loser Looms? Orioles, Diamondbacks Closing In On Record Road Losing Streaks
• Group Raises Flags For Casa Bonita, Joins Fight To Save It From Disappearing
• Driver Plows Into Protesters In Uptown; Woman Killed Identified As Deona Knajdek
• Vikings Bring Back Defensive Tackle Sheldon Richardson
• Pittsburgh-Based Wabtec, General Motors To Develop Hydrogen-Powered Locomotives
• Do I Have To Wear A Mask Anymore In California?
• Stephen Colbert returns with a full studio audience
• Man Sought In South Miami-Dade Busway Homicide
• Harvard Professor Danielle Allen Announces Run For Massachusetts Governor
• Results Are In: New Yorkers Rank Pepperoni As Top Pizza Topping
• Don Sweeney Explains Bruins' Potential Plan At Goaltender, With Free Agent Tuukka Rask Set For Surgery
• 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert' Returns In Front Of A Live Audience Monday Night
• TSA plagued by staff shortages as more airports see uptick in travel
• GNC Plans To Move Headquarters To Strip District In 2022
• Tropical Storm Bill Racing Away From U.S.
• Miami Dolphins Open 3-Day Mandatory Minicamp; All-Pro Cornerback Xavien Howard Wants New Contract
• Mexican Border Cities Receive More Than 1 Million Dozes Of COVID Vaccine From U.S.
• Dracut Baseball Player Jumps Into Action When Fire Breaks Out During Practice
• Report: Warriors Star Draymond Green Greenlights Olympic Team; Steph Curry Still On The Fence
• What You Need To Know About California's Reopening
• Arvada Leaders Vote Down Plan For New Amazon Distribution Facility
• FBI Releases Photo Of Pink Sandal Linked To Kidnapping Of Girl In Peru, Illinois
• Police Looking For Woman Involved In Critical Hit-And-Run
• A New Giraffe With A New Name To Boot, 'Lucchese' On Display At Fort Worth Zoo 
• Hundreds Of Toxic Toys, Hazardous Infant Walkers From China Seized At Houston Seaport
• Paul Pierce Developing His Own Line Of 'Truth' Marijuana Products
• California Reopens: Where Do I Have To Still Wear A Mask?
• Arrests Made After Brooklyn Center Armed Carjacking
• Bill Belichick Says Cam Newton Is 'Way Ahead Of Where He Was Last Year' With Patriots Offense
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Slightly Increase Again, More Than 6.5M Vaccine Doses Administered
• Boston Children's Hospital Named Best In U.S. For 8th Straight Year
• Crews Clearing Out Sewer Pipe Near 2016 Collapse, Sinkhole In Fraser
• New York City To Hold July 7 'Hometown Heroes' Ticker Tape Parade For Health Care Workers, First Responders, Essential Workers
• Retired Florida Teacher Swims 12 Miles Around Key West To Raise Scholarship Money
• California drought may have solved mystery of 1965 plane crash
• Stephon Gilmore Not Expected At Patriots Minicamp
• Several Servers Arrested At Shops At Legacy In Plano For Overserving Alcohol
• Montgomery County Home Catches Fire Likely Due To Lightning Strike
• Greeley Police Shoot Man Who Barricaded Himself In Apartment
• COVID Reopening: San Francisco to Align With State Guidelines on June 15
• Report: Jonnu Smith To Miss Patriots' Minicamp Practice Due To Injury
• Texas Democrats Who Staged Walkout Headed To Washington To Talk To VP Harris And Congress
• 28-Year-Old Man Injured In Early Tuesday Morning Shooting In Baltimore
• Calif. Creating Digital Version Of COVID Vaccination Card
• Allen Couple Says Bobcat Family Moved Into Backyard
• Massachusetts House Speaker Ron Mariano Hospitalized, Fitted With Pacemaker In Florida
• Ballot Drive Targets Michigan Law That Underpins Virus Rules
• PTL Links: June 15, 2021
• From the trenches of Ukraine, a warning about Putin's intentions
• Park Rangers Urge Safe Practices As Heat Wave Bears Down On Colorado
• Sacramento Highway 99 Closure Now In Place: How To Get Around It
• Bill That Would Rename Coral Reef After Late State Rep. Kristin Jacobs Goes To Gov. DeSantis
• 3 Dead In Amador County Suspected DUI Crash; Driver Survives
• Minnesota Farmers Worry As Drought Continues To Dry Out Crops
• Kyle Larson Unstoppable At Hendrick
• Florida's New Controversial Elections Law Gets Another Legal Challenge
• Chris Godwin Describes 'The Real Tom Brady'
• Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia Ranked No. 1 Hospital For Pediatric Cancer, Other Specialties
• Keto-Friendly Cereal Recipe To Start Your Day From 'Dirty, Lazy Keto'
• Oprah reveals "The Sweetness of Water" as new book club selection
• Tyler O'Neill Hits Tiebreaking Double, Cards Top Marlins 4-2
• DOJ asks Supreme Court to reinstate death penalty for Boston Marathon bomber
• Just Days After Opening, Black-Owned Juice Bar Burglarized In South Minneapolis
• Revolution To Celebrate Pride Night At Gillette Stadium On June 23
• Tension Remains Thick As The Southern Baptist Convention Prepares To Elect New President
• Bruins To Air Special 'Behind The B' Episodes To Commemorate 10th Anniversary Of Stanley Cup Win
• Officials Believe Fireplace To Blame In Mackinac Island Historic Home Fire
• 'Gone Girl' Actress Lisa Banes Dies After Being Hit By Scooter In New York City
• Suburban Mom's Facebook Was Hacked, And She Was Locked Out, Years Of Memories Disappearing
• Actor Lisa Banes dies 10 days after NYC hit-and-run
• Section Of Street To Be Renamed In Honor Of Late Congressman Alcee Hastings
• Red Sox Acquire Righty Reliver Yacksel Rios From Mariners
• At Least One Dead In Miami Gardens 'Domestic Homicide'
• Coast Guard offloads tons of cocaine worth some $143.5 million
• Pittsburgh Weather: Storm Chances Simmer Down, Chances Of Rain Remain
• Report: Shake Shack Manager Falsely Accused Of Trying To Poison NYPD Officers Files Lawsuit
• Seneca Valley School Board Votes To Remove Mascot, Native American Imagery
• Marjorie Taylor Greene apologizes for masks-Holocaust remark
• Cashier killed, deputy wounded in Georgia supermarket mask dispute
• Chrissy Teigen apologizes for her "old awful" tweets
• Indiana Man Searches For Family Of Little Girl Seen In Film That Dates Back More Than 80 Years
• Pfizer ready to make COVID vaccines for new variants, CEO says
• Philips recalls ventilators and sleep apnea CPAP machines
• Investigators Trying To Identify Armed Man Who Robbed Bank In Mesquite
• Gottlieb says Delta variant likely to become dominant U.S. strain
• Use Of Ride Sharing Services Dropped 62% In Massachusetts In 2020
• Ukraine leader warns his war with Putin could soon be America's
• Flight diverted after off-duty flight attendant becomes unruly
• 'American Duchess' Riverboat Docks Along Pittsburgh's North Shore
• Star U.S. runner blames positive steroid test on tainted burrito
• 'Open Chicago' Concerts, Pop-Up Events, Markets Coming This Summer
• Poll: Most Americans want Biden to take tough stand with Putin
• What can Biden and Putin hope to accomplish at their summit?
• Man In Parked Van Caught In Crossfire During Shooting In South Austin
• At Least 1,900 U.S. Military Guns Were Lost Or Stolen During The Last Decade
• Pennsylvania Lawmaker Introduces Bill That Makes It Illegal For Any Employer To Require Workers To Be Vaccinated
• Several People Rescued, Cars Stranded Following Overnight Storms And Flash Flooding Across Region
• 2 Men Shot In Car That Crashed On Lake Shore Drive Near Elm Street
• Netflix Film 'Fatherhood' Starring Kevin Hart Relives Southern California Father's Experience Of Love And Loss
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/15 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Soccer star sends message 3 days after collapsing during match
• Tredyffrin/Easttown School District Meeting On New Race Curriculum Draws Full House
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures In The Upper 70s Tuesday
• Contractor Finds 9 Cats, 7 Kittens Inside Walls Of Abandoned House In Philadelphia
• Farm Share To Hold Drive-Thru Only Food Distributions Around Miami
• 13 Sets Of Twins In Pennridge High School's Class Of 2021
• Toddler In Critical Condition After Fall From 2nd-Floor Window In Carrick
• DA Larry Krasner Says Office Is Committed To Cracking Down On Illegal ATV, Dirt Bike Riders In Philadelphia
• COVID State Of Emergency Ends In Massachusetts
• 21-Year-Old Angel Rodriguez Shot Dead During Large Gathering Of Dirt Bikes, Motorcycles In Port Richmond
• New England Aquarium Accepts Ticket That Was Issued 38 Years Ago
• Girl Scouts Have Massive Surplus Of Unsold Cookies, But Not In Massachusetts
• Sisters Find Success With Skin Care Business, Now Hope To Help Other Black Women
• Cyber spying campaign blamed on China was much wider than thought
• Deadly Crash Reported In Rio Linda
• Firefighters Rescue Pet Cockatoo From South Park Tree
• Pride Industries Gets Support From High-Profile Figures After Sac International Airport Considers Firing Organization
• Construction Company Suing Ron Burkle Over Sacramento MLS Deal Gone Sour
• At least 1,900 U.S. military guns lost or stolen last decade: AP
• Tuesday's Show Info (6/15/21)
• Irwin Man Chosen To Compete For Team USA In 2020 Tokyo Paralympic Games
• Kids Of Former Pirates Andrew McCutchen, Gerrit Cole Watch Baseball Game Together

Videos from June 15, 2021

• California reopens after being first to close due to pandemic
• 6/15: Red and Blue
• Fortune seekers rush to South Africa in search of diamonds
• Amateur internet investigators are helping law enforcement track down people who stormed the Capitol on January 6
• Ukraine president warns of possible Russian attacks on U.S.
• Significance of Geneva hosting high-stakes Biden-Putin summit
• States brace for outages as heat wave strains power grid
• Excessive heat threatens millions across Western U.S.
• Emails reveal Trump pushed Justice Department to overturn election
• 2 killed in Alabama factory shooting
• 4 dead in mass shooting on Chicago's Southside
• California reopening signals U.S. recovery from COVID-19 pandemic
• Biden expected to confront Putin on Americans held in Russia
• White House unveils new strategy to tackle rising domestic terrorism threat
• Biden prepares for high-stakes summit with Putin
• Report: Biden to press Putin on humanitarian relief for Syria
• Emails show Trump and allies pressured Justice Department on 2020 election results
• Officials examine security failures ahead of Capitol riot and ongoing extremist threats
• Local Matters: New York City mayoral candidate Dianne Morales on key issues
• Former U.S. ambassador to Turkey on Biden's talks with Erdoğan
• Vice President Kamala Harris announces $1.2 billion for community lenders
• Historically Black colleges fight back after decades of underfunding
• Biden and Putin set to meet Wednesday
• 2 dads make history in fight for family
• On the front lines of the Russia-Ukraine conflict
• Online community of dads raising LGBTQ+ youth
• Biden administration to unveil plan to combat domestic terrorism
• WorldView: Boy whose family died in Canadian truck attack out of hospital; U.K. delays lifting COVID restrictions
• Database highlights 50 Black women fatally shot by U.S. police since 2015
• Following NATO summit, Biden to meet with Putin tomorrow
• Study: Delta variant of COVID-19 linked to increased risk of hospitalization
• Dangers and risks of medical misinformation
• "The Sweetness Of Water" named by Oprah Winfrey as next book club pick
• New York Times' Jodi Kantor on new Amazon investigation into its treatment of employees
• 60 Minutes+ explores how NFTs are shaking up the art world
• TSA officer shortage causes passenger delays as pandemic air travel hits record highs
• House Judiciary Committee probing Trump-era leak investigations
• For generations, the U.S. president and his Russian or Soviet counterpart have turned to diplomacy
• Podcast uncovers new details about brutal murder of Jamal Khashoggi
• California lifts most COVID-19 restrictions as economy reopens
• House committee to probe Trump DOJ's surveillance of Democratic lawmakers, journalists
• Ahead of Biden-Putin summit, Ukraine leader warns Americans about Russia's intentions
• Biden gets set to meet with Putin in Geneva as relations between countries are at low point
• 6/15: CBSN AM