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Articles from June 16, 2021

• LA DA George Gascon Forms Independent Team To Reexamine Fatal Use-of-Force Incidents
• Colorado Businesses, Residents Hit By National Shortage Of Air Conditioning Parts During Heat Wave
• Wheeler, Hoskins Lead Phillies Past Kershaw, Dodgers 2-0
• California Reopens: Cal/OSHA Set To Loosen Worksite Pandemic Rules For Fully Vaccinated
• Giants Hit 5 Homers, Send Diamondbacks To MLB Record-Tying 22nd Straight Road Loss
• DMV Investigating Luxury Car Dealership In Upland
• Latinas More Likely To Leave Workforce During Pandemic, UCLA Report Shows
• Driver Charged In Deadly Crash Into San Jose Sports Bar Reportedly Was Having Sex
• Clippers Beat Jazz 119-111 To Take Series Lead
• Fire Crews Stop Forward Progress On Brush Fire Near 73 Freeway In Laguna Beach
• California To Loosen Worksite Pandemic Rules Amid Reopening
• Jack Phillips Of Masterpiece Cakeshop Ordered To Pay Fine For Refusing Transgender Cake Order
• Man Arrested After Road Rage Incident Involves Gunshots, Illegal Fireworks in Modesto
• Evacuations Ordered For 70 Acre Vosburg Pike Fire Burning East Of Durango
• 'Booby Trap-Type' Explosives Found In Stockton Home During Eviction; Neighborhood Evacuated
• Residents of Mobile Home Park On Edge After Dangerous Fire Lit In Fire Pit, Allegedly By Homeless Couple
• Bay Area Heat Wave: Cal ISO Issues Flex Alert For Thursday as Temperatures Soar
• San Jose Mandates Video Recording Of All Gun Purchases In Wake Of VTA Shooting
• Chicago Weather: 90s Return Thursday
• Police: Shots Fired At CPD Officers From Car In West Garfield Park; Officer Fires Back, But No One Hit
• Asha Mosi Believes Her Clothing Company, 'Un-Cursed,' Can Be Catalyst For Powerful Change For Black Families -- And She Wants To Take It Beyond Clothes
• Heat and Haze Causes Front Range Air Quality To Drop Amid Some Of The Worst In The Country
• Biden's Gift To Putin: Aviator Sunglasses Made In Randolph, Massachusetts
• Many Of Last COVID Vaccine Holdouts In Massachusetts Live South Of Boston
• State Police Looking For Tractor-Trailer That Sideswiped Lieutenant On 495 And Didn't Stop
• UMass Lowell To Remain Closed Thursday Due To 'Possible Cybersecurity Incident'
• China launches 3-man crew to its new space station
• Arroyo's Pinch Slam Sends Surging Red Sox Past Braves, 10-8
• DeGrom Pulled With Shoulder Issue From Mets' Win Vs Cubs
• Salem Homes Shot With Arrows; Police Seeking Information
• 'Revenge Tourism' Is Breaking Booking Records At Some Minnesota Resorts And Hotels As Pandemic Wanes
• Homewood Youth Football Team Returns To Field After $10,000 Worth Of Equipment Was Stolen From Storage
• 'We're Not Going Nowhere': Demonstrators March In Honor Of Deona Knajdek, Winston Smith As Uptown Protest Continues
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Says Florida Will Help With Border Control
• 2 People, Including Teenager, Injured In Upper East Side Hit-And-Run
• Family Continues Search For Keion Dade, Man Who Went Overboard Catalina Express Near Long Beach
• One Injured In Police-Involved Shooting In Davie
• More than 30 pelicans found mutilated along California coastline
• California Reopens: Downtown Walnut Creek Retailers, Restaurants In Dispute Over Future Of Parklets
• Upset Neighbors Voice Concerns About Ongoing Problems At Washington Square Park While Protesters Speak Out Against Weekend Curfew
• Tempers Flare, Candidates Take Aim At Each Other In Final NYC Mayoral Debate Before Election Day
• COVID Restrictions Lifted: Citi Field Returning To Full Capacity For Mets-Braves Doubleheader On Monday
• 'We Are Sick & Tired': Community Activists March With Law Enforcement To Call For An End To Gun Violence
• Chicago Mass Shootings Causing Profound Trauma For Victims' Families And Surgeons Who Try To Repair Carnage Alike
• Few Details In Fatal Shooting In Lauderhill
• 5 Injured, 1 Killed In West Baltimore Mass Shooting Wednesday
• Ocean City Ferris Wheel Comes Down After Zoning Fight
• As Outdoor Dining Is Extended, Restaurants Struggle To Find Staff, Supply
• 16-Year-Old Girl Gets Hit By Construction Vehicle In Little Village
• Teen Tased By Ocean City Police Speaks; NAACP Calls For Suspension of Officers, Discusses Possible OC Boycott
• Biden Says 'I Did What I Came To Do' In Putin Meeting
• LADOT Awarded For Outstanding Projects By American Society Of Civil Engineers Metropolitan LA Branch
• Cubs Lose To Mets Again; Mets Pitcher DeGrom Leaves With Arm Injury
• Delaware County To Purchase Don Guanella School Property To Create Large Park
• Palos Park Police Warn Of Attempted Ruse Burglary That Targeted Senior
• OC District Attorney Releases Body Cam Footage Of Fatal Garden Grove Police Shooting
• Massive power outage sparks more outrage in Puerto Rico
• Baltimore To Lift COVID State Of Emergency July 1, Ending Mask Mandate
• FBI Asking Seeking Public's Assistance In Identifying Jane Doe Found At Catoctin Mountain Park
• Mayor Brandon Scott Continues To Receive Backlash After Failing To Attend Fells Point Town Hall Meetings
• Sherman Evans of Washington D.C. Pleads Guilty To Firearm Possession While A Felon
• Illinois House Approves Plan To Create Elected School Board In Chicago
• Mayor Brandon Scott Responds To Class-Action Lawsuit, Assembles Task Force To Address Baltimore's Past ADA Noncompliance
• Amid Months Of Complaints About Mail Being Delayed Or Not Coming At All In Chicago, Postmaster Wanda Prater Is Out
• Colorado Makes Historic Investment In Early Childhood Education: 'This Is Life Changing Policy'
• Heat Wave: Triple-Digit Temps, Full Reopening Brings Crowds To Concord Water Park
• Civale Wins 10th, Indians Deal O's 18th Straight Road Loss
• Study: 3rd Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine Could Boost Organ Transplant Patients' Protection
• Smith Hill Fire Southeast Of Golden Gate Canyon State Park Fully Contained
• California Offering Free Six Flags Tickets To 50,000 Californians With At Least One Vaccine Dose
• Matthew Scott White Sentenced To 6 Years For St. Paul Rental Car Store Arson During Unrest
• A Different Kind Of Horse Power For Detroit
• California's Power Grid Operator Urges Residents To Conserve Energy Amid Heat Wave
• Baltimore Police Searching For Missing 57-Year-Old Man, Gerald Calendin, Last Seen In South Baltimore
• Huntington Bank Commits $40B To Detroit, Wayne County, Southeast Michigan
• Lifeguards Train For Michigan Beaches In Preparation For Busy Summer
• Sacramento Police Officer Accused Of Domestic Violence No Longer Facing Charges
• Lifelong Efforts Of Fort Worth's Opal Lee Has Juneteenth On Way To Becoming Federal Holiday
• One Car Flips Over, Another Catches Fire In Crash On Garfield Boulevard Near Dan Ryan Expressway
• Walters Art Museum Receives $2.5M Endowment Gift From Baltimore Art Collectors
• Florida Supreme Court Asked To Weigh Gun Law
• LASD Releases Hiking Form To Help Keep People From Getting Lost
• Laureano HR, Nifty Catch In Return, Streaking A's Top Angels
• University Of Colorado To End RTD A Line Sponsorship Next May
• Huntington Beach Police Department Receives $62,000 Grant Targeting Illegal Sale Of Alcohol To Minors
• Juneteenth 2021: List Of Events In The Pittsburgh Area
• Sacramento Zoo Enforces Early Closures As Heatwave Hits Valley
• Lone Tree Is The Latest To Repeal Ban On Certain Breeds Of Dogs
• 2 Arrested In Connection To January Shooting At Staten Island Recording Studio
• Police: Juvenile Shot In The Leg In Sheraden
• Last Time White Sox Had Best Record In Majors At This Point Was 2005, When They Won World Series
• 'No Sideshow Zone;' Antioch Unveils Prevention, Enforcement Action Against Planned 'Rideout' Event
• Police Investigating Fatal Stabbing At Park La Brea Apartments; Suspect In Custody
• Police: Woman Stabbed Three People, Threatened A Fourth For No Apparent Reason In Separate Incidents In Edgewater, Uptown, East Lakeview
• National Aquarium Recognizes World Sea Turtle Day
• Evacuation Order Remains In Effect Within 1 Mile Of Rockton Chemical Plant Fire
• Southland Heat Wave Brings With It Ants, Spiders
• Six Historical Projects Across Maryland Receive Preservation Grants
• Sacramentans Brace For Excessive Heat With Triple Digit Temps Expected This Week
• Bears' Allen Robinson Focuses On Practice And The Game Rather Than His Contract Situation
• Pittsburgh Penguins' Jared McCann Wins Fan Choice Award For Cow-Inspired Workout
• Aaron Thomas Isaac, 48, Receives 12 Months Probation For False Imprisonment Related To Foster Child Abuse Case
• 125th Cheyenne Frontier Days Returns In July With COVID Precautions
• Jay-Z Sues LA Photographer For Allegedly 'Misusing' Rapper's Image
• Cal Fire Firefighters Go Through Grueling Training in South Bay Heat
• 2 People, 1 Dog Killed In Plane Crash South Of Centennial Airport
• Some San Jose Neighbors Tired of Mess Left By Migrating Cliff Swallows
• Rabid Bat Found In Bathroom Of House In Peotone
• Over 600 Illegal Fireworks Confiscated By Police In Queens
• Cook County Sheriff's Office Seizes Homemade Cannabis-Infused Edibles And Labels Looking Like Candy, Says They're Not Safe
• Sacramento Police Investigate Explosion, Homemade Fireworks In North Sacramento
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• Crews Control Brush Fires Burning Along I-280 Near Downtown San Jose
• Jefferson Award Winner Aims To Bridge Digital Divide Among Bay Area High School Students
• Manhattan District Attorney Candidate Tali Farhadian Weinstein Reportedly Paid No Federal Income Taxes For Several Years
• UPDATE: Danville Officer Pleads Not Guilty in 2018 Shooting of Unarmed Man
• Man Drowns While Trying To Help Brother Struggling To Swim In New Melones Lake
• 10 New Police Dogs Graduate From NYPD Training
• Emotional Homecoming For Chester County Man Battling COVID-19 Since December
• Revenue From Plainridge Park, MGM Springfield And Encore Boston Harbor Casinos Show Signs Of Major Bounceback
• Harford County Sheriff's Office Utilize Drones To Assist In Crime Fighting
• Gov. Phil Murphy Signs Bill Extending Eligibility For Special Education Students Due To Pandemic Learning Loss
• Despite Stellar Season, Anthony Edwards Finishes 2nd In Rookie Of The Year Voting
• New Jersey Cracking Down On Businesses Offering 'Free Marijuana Gifts'
• VIDEO: Thieves Break Into Car At San Francisco Lombard St. as Tourists Watch
• A's Rally To Sweep Angels, Win 6th Straight
• Former Boston Police Officer Pleads Guilty In Overtime Fraud Scheme
• 'Ralphie's Independence Day Blast' Fireworks Show Canceled At Folsom Field In Boulder
• Rutgers Scarlet Knights Will Play Home Games At Full Capacity For 2021 Season
• Journeyman Paolo Espino Pitches Nationals To Sweep Of Pirates
• Texas Bill On Increased Police Accountability In Honor Of Botham Jean Signed Into Law
• Denver Weather: Rare Consecutive 100 Degree Days In Denver
• Laureano HR, Nifty Catch In Return, Streaking A's Top Angels
• LA County Urges Continued Vigilance After Lifting Of Most COVID Rules
• Police Officer Responding To Shooting In Ohio Hits Wounded Man With Vehicle
• What'll It Be? Robot Bartender 'Barney' Can Mix Dozens Of Cocktails, Tell Bad Jokes
• Loveland Ski Area Gets Approval For 2 New Runs, Parking Expansion In Beginner Area
• Brigitte Gerney, New York Woman Who Was Trapped Under Construction Crane For 6 Hours, Dies At Age 85
• John Rathbun Convicted In 2020 Attack On Jewish Assisted-Living Facility
• Over 30 Pelicans Found Mutilated On Orange County Coastline
• 22-Year-Old Marcelis Gude Killed In South LA Drive-By Shooting That Wounds 8-Year-Old Girl
• Entertainment Venues Still Awaiting Aid Months After Congressional Approval
• Judge To Mediate Dispute Over Schenley Park's Columbus Statue
• Bench At Louisville Cemetery Dedicated To Families Who Suffered Pregnancy Loss
• Feud Between 2 Groups Of Teens Led To Deadly Mass Shooting In Austin, Police Say
• Forward Progress Stopped Of Grass Fire That Threatened Structures, Forced Evacuations In Elk Grove
• Danielle Hunter Says He's 100% Recovered From Neck Injury
• Justice Dept drops lawsuit against John Bolton, closes investigation
• North Hills High School Girls Soccer Coach Rick Kabbert Dies
• Gov. JB Pritzker Signs Legislation Making Juneteenth An Official State Holiday
• Porch Collapse Left 6 Injured On West Side This Week, But Porch Violations Overall Are Down In Chicago In Recent Years
• CPD Piles On Overtime For Officers To Fight Spike In Gun Violence, But Expert Says It Will Take More To Stop The Trend
• Two Children Age 8 and 12 Suffer Minor Injuries in Oakland Shooting
• Masks, Reservations No Longer Required At Six Flags Magic Mountain
• Sean Williams And 'The Dad Gang' Take On The 'Whole Stereotype Of Black Dads Being Missing In Action'
• Wisconsin Assembly Approves Transgender Sports Bans
• New Unemployment Benefits System Leaves Thousands Frustrated While State Leader Chalks Up Issues To 'Growing Pains'
• Decomposing Body Found By Horseback Riders In Fremont Hills; Investigation Underway
• People Flock To Malls, Bowling Alleys During LA Heat Wave
• New Trial Not Merited For Derek Chauvin, Prosecutors Argue
• Darrell Frazier, 18, Charged In Aurora Carjacking That Left Suburban Mother Kim Weibring Paralyzed
• Yaniris Marte Speaks Out After Her Brother Is Viciously Bashed Over The Head With A Cobblestone In The Bronx: 'He Wanted To Kill My Brother'
• Baltimore Investigators Seeking Public's Assistance In Identifying Persons Of Interest In Fells Point Shooting
• City Looks To Make Dangerous Streets Safer For Pedestrians
• 'It Was Beautiful To Watch': Brooklyn Nets' Kevin Durant Cements Legacy With Game 5 Playoff Performance
• Semi Hits Low-Hanging Wires, Takes Down Light Pole In Edison Park
• Lifeguard Shortage Impacts Pools Across Colorado After Year Of COVID Restrictions
• Tramane Johnson, 27, Charged With Sexually Assaulting 16-Year-Old Girl On Beach Park Bike Path
• 'Staff Quit. Y'all Be Easy': Employees At Family Dollar In Garfield Quit In Protest
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Pushes Through Pardons For Mask Mandate And COVID-19 Violators
• City Organizations Try To Fight Spike In Chicago Gun Violence Following 4 Recent Mass Shootings
• Howard County To Host 'Pre-Pandemic' Fourth Of July Celebration
• Despite Months Of Promises, No Legal Resolution In Sight For Anjanette Young, City Of Chicago
• 'We Can't Keep Up': Oysters In High Demand After State Lifts COVID Restrictions
• 'They Call Me The Rock Lady': Baltimoreans Spread Smiles One Rock At A Time
• Grandal's Single In 10th Gives White Sox 8-7 Win Over Rays
• Stony Brook University Hospital Participating In COVID Vaccine Trial For Children Under 12
• Couple Charged With Child Neglect After Child, 3, Found Wandering Alone At Seminole Hard Rock
• Boulder Police Ask For Help Locating Woman Who Took Maltese Puppy
• Philip Jones Jr. Faces Federal Charge After His Gun Allegedly Fired Shot That Killed 6-Year-Old
• Girl Scout Cookie Sales Crumble Amid COVID Pandemic
• Molina's RBI Single In 9th Lifts Cardinals Past Marlins 1-0
• Area Of Low Pressure In Gulf Of Mexico Expected To Become Tropical Depression
• Bear Sighting Forces Officials To Close Tourne County Park
• Collom Fire Burns 630+ Acres Southwest Of Craig
• Seen On Video: Marijuana Thrown Off Rooftop During Attempted Robbery In Brooklyn
• Tyrome Lewis Of Lynwood Found Guilty Of Leading 'Oxy Bandits' In 15 Armed Robberies Of Small Southern California Pharmacies
• Former ITT Students Will Have Loans Wiped Out
• North Texas Officer Helps Wrangle Snake From Inside Man's Car At Shopping Center
• Massachusetts Elected Officials Of Color Demand Independent Investigation Of Hopkinton Teen Mikayla Miller's Death
• LGBTQ Celebrates Pride Month, Fight For Equality Including Same-Sex Adoptions
• How Baltimore Non-Profit Give N Grow Basketball Promotes Mental & Physical Health In Kids
• Colorado Roofers Among Many Workers Trying To Work Around Heat Wave
• Nicholas Kraus Charged With Murder After Plowing Into Uptown Protesters, Killing 1
• Southwest Struggles with Flight Delays, Cancellations for Third Day
• 'A Nice Wake Up Call' After Fire Forces Apartment Residents Into Street On Near North Side
• As Gun Violence Increases, Families Of Victims Feel Their Loved Ones Are Being Treated As Case Numbers
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Inappropriately Touching Girls On Kennywood Ride
• Kenny Gamble, Leon Huff Discuss 'The Sound Of Philadelphia' On 50th Anniversary
• Brown Line Trains Running With Delays After Suspension Due To Problem With Train At Paulina Stop
• Nicklaus Children's Hospital Seeing Increase In 'Summer Sickness'
• Now That They Can Fully Reopen, What's The New Normal Like At Big Amusement Parks?
• Kidnapping Of Philadelphia Teen Ends With Suspect Shot Dead By FBI In North Jersey
• Study Shows COVID Vaccine Booster Helped Increase Antibody Levels In Transplant Patients
• Keller @ Large: Home Prices Continue To Skyrocket In Massachusetts
• Inexperienced Driver Crashes Through Front Of Shami Meat Market In Niles
• Blue Alert For Suspect Accused Of Shooting North Texas Officer Canceled Due To Complaints From Residents
• House Speaker Pelosi Signs Pulse Memorial Bill
• National Chicken Wing Shortage Leaves Many Restaurants Without The Popular Item
• Dorchester's Juneteenth Exhibit Marks First Time Massachusetts Observes Statewide Holiday
• NYC Health Department Addresses Lessons Learned During Pandemic Through New Career Exploration Internship Program
• Con Artists Capitalizing On Cryptocurrency Craze
• Together In Pride: LGBTQ+ Options For Family Planning And Adoption Have Grown
• Pickup Truck Driver Killed in Crash On Private Road Near Morgan Hill
• Face Masks, Social Distancing Still Required In LA County Courthouses
• Woman Fights For Insurance Coverage After Pipe Falling From Revere Underpass Smashes Her Windshield
• Brotherly Love: Philadelphia Man, Hai Thai, Fixes Laptops for Guatemalan Children
• Florida Power & Light Topples Last Coal Chimney
• EDD Fraud: 3 Inland Empire Women Plead Guilty After Collectively Receiving $1.3 Million In Unemployment Benefits
• 7-Year-Old Boy Injured In Hit-And-Run Crash In Lincoln-Lemington-Belmar Graduates First Grade
• Long Island Avenue Renamed To Honor Samuel Ballton, An Enslaved Man Who Later Became A Farmer & The 'Pickle King'
• Deadly Crash On Turnpike Extension Snarled Rush Hour Traffic
• First Fireworks Display In 2 Years To Light Up PNC Park Friday
• Serious Crash Closes Northbound Highway 61 In Cottage Grove
• Fort Worth ISD Students, Families Will Have To Beat The Heat During Graduation Ceremonies
• Texas Border Wall: Gov. Abbott Signs Letters For Funding, Demanding Land Back From Federal Government
• Study: 1 In 4 Of People Who Had COVID Sought Treatment For New Medical Issues At Least A Month After Infection
• High Levels Of Potentially Toxic Chemicals Found In Mascaras & Lipsticks
• Who Is Alleged 'Serial Killer' Keith Gibson?
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Working On Bill To Permanently Allow To-Go Drinks From Bars, Restaurants
• Suspected Serial Killer Keith Gibson Charged With Murder Of Own Mother Christine Gibson
• Former Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Ridge In Critical Condition After Suffering Stroke
• Coral Gables PD: Surveillance Tape Shows Massage Therapist Stealing Jewelry From 76-Year-Old Woman
• De Blasio Says It's Time To Move Homeless People Out Of Hotels, Back Into Shelters
• 'Black At UNH' Video Reveals Racism As People Shown Chanting Racial Slur
• Sleep Train Arena To Be Demolished For New Teaching Hospital And Medical School
• Summer Camp Officials Tweaking Times, Activities Amid Sweltering Heat
• New York City Naming 16 Parks After Prominent Black Americans
• Minnetrista Public Safety Seeks Help Finding Keegan Oyugi
• President Biden Meets With Putin For First Time Since Taking Office
• 'This Is An American Issue': VP Harris Meets With Texas Democrats About GOP's Sweeping Voting Bill
• Massachusetts Reports 56 New COVID Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• Federal Reserve projects interest rate hikes in 2023
• School Bus Among 5 Vehicles Involved In McKeesport Crash
• University Students Develop 'PortaVax' To Get More COVID-19 Vaccines Into Rural Communities
• Outside Watering Prohibited In Lemont Due To Broken Well
• Landslide Prompts South Side Slopes Road Closure
• PPS And Rivers Casino Encourage Graduating Seniors To Pursue Career
• James Crocker Of Lakewood Dies After Falling Into River At Grand Canyon
• Additional Batch Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Authorized For Emergency Use By FDA
• Millvale Police Seek 2 Suspects In Yetter's Candy Store Vandalism
• Man Suspected Of Shooting Texas Officer Found Dead In Home
• Stage 1 Fire Restrictions Enacted For Many Colorado Counties & Forest Land
• CBS News poll: Most Americans shared a bedroom growing up
• Grad honors parents with photos in fields where they worked
• Former Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo's Got NERF Game
• Gym Owners With Huge Weight Off Shoulder as COVID Restrictions Finally Lifted
• Boston Mayor Kim Janey Says She's Strongly Opposed To Death Penalty 'For Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Or Anyone Else'
• Woman Dies After Being Struck By Car In Modesto Early Monday Morning
• Vaccinated? Here's How To Check If You're Eligible For Colorado Comeback Cash $1 Million Giveaway
• Exposition Park Museums To Continue Requiring Face Masks
• Michigan Republicans Pass Bills To Add Voter ID Requirements
• $10 Million In Relief Funding Awarded To Maryland Venues, Promoters Impacted By Pandemic
• Philadelphia Kicks Off Juneteenth Celebrations With Flag-Raising At City Hall
• Camden Begins Demolition Of Dilapidated Homes In Effort To Improve Quality Of Life For City Residents
• Hackers can spy on Peloton bike and treadmill users
• Mercer County Man Accused Of Strangling Newlywed Wife
• Texas Power Grid Holding Up As Conservation Request From ERCOT Remains
• Juneteenth Gaining National Recognition, Could Soon Become National Holiday
• Woman Injured In Shooting Near North Minneapolis Liquor Store
• Gov. Jared Polis Signs 9 Bills Into Law, Including One That Tackles Rising Costs Of Prescription Drugs
• Justice Department reverses Trump-era restrictions on asylum
• Pittsburgh Firefighters Unveil Plaque Memorializing Their Fallen Brothers And Sisters
• BCA Identifies Rushford Officer Who Fired Gun While Responding To Restraining Order Violation
• Dychaun Lavonte Chew, 16, Dies After Being Hit By Suspected Drunk Driver In North Mpls.
• All Lanes Reopened After Tractor-Trailer Overturned On I-95 Near Belcamp
• St. Paul Robbery Suspect Arrested After Pursuit Ends With Crash In Minneapolis
• Trent Brown Details Family Tragedy That Caused Him To Miss Start Of Patriots Offseason Program
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Says More Than 4.6 Million Residents Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Woman's Decomposing Body Found In Baltimore
• Grandmother Of Wandering Child Charged With Child Endangerment, Public Drunkenness
• Fire Danger Level In Angeles National Forest Raised To 'Very High' A Month Early
• Minnesota National Guard Soldiers Activated, Ready To Respond To Unrest In Minneapolis
• Man charged with murder after allegedly plowing car into protest
• Man Found In North Sacramento With Serious Hand Injury From Possible Illegal Fireworks
• Dozens Of Former U Of M Students, Athletes Gather To Demand Board Of Regents Full Investigation Into Anderson's Decades Of Abuse
• Woman Charged In Deadly Miami Gardens Shooting
• Cal Fire Units Contain Brush Fire in Santa Rosa
• Chicago Bears Announce Return To Full Capacity At Soldier Field For 2021 Season
• San Francisco Public Works Begins Great Highway Sand Redistribution Project
• Forgotten Man Ministries Reaching Out To Inmates To Build Better Futures
• Wellington Paranormal
• Pitt Offering Prizes, Including Up To $2,500 In Cash, To Students Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Vaccinated And Considering International Travel? Dr. Dave Hnida Shares A COVID-19 Checklist
• Rita Moreno pushes back against "In the Heights" criticism
• Long Beach To Enforce Ban On Flavored Tobacco In August; Los Angeles Pursues Similar Ordinance
• Spirit Airlines To Add Flights From Manchester-Boston Regional Airport To Florida In October
• San Francisco Supervisor Aaron Peskin To Remain In Office During Alcohol Rehabilitation
• News of Mindy Kaling's "Scooby Doo" spinoff spurs reactions
• Teens Cashing In As Employers Look To Fill Part Time Jobs
• VTA Mass Shooting: San Jose Officials Mandate Videotaping Of All Gun Purchases
• Firefighters Rush To Fire Burning At Recycling Plant With Flames 15 Feet High
• Texas Rangers Arrest Suspect Shawn Adkins For Murder Of Teenager Hailey Dunn In 2013
• Biden Says "I Did What I Came to Do" in Putin Meeting
• Police Say Man Smashed Bottle In The Face Of Subway Rider In Brooklyn
• Frederick County Schools To Start Serving Breakfast, Lunch To Go June 30
• Donnie Nelson Out As Mavericks General Manager
• Phishing Scams Linked To IDES On The Rise
• Trouble With Trash: Congress Park Residents Say New Order Will Cause Hardships
• Six Flags To Give Away 50K Free Tickets To Those Who Get COVID Vaccine
• The Joe Louis Barrow Family Continues To Be A Presence In Detroit With New Southern-Style Kitchen
• How Does Chicago's New Speed Camera Ticketing Rule Compare To Other Cities?
• Dallas Detectives Searching For 5 Suspects In Shooting Of 71-Year-Old Security Guard
• Sheriff: Plane Wreckage Found In Folsom Lake Was From 1986 Incident, Not 1965 Deadly Crash
• Jaden Townsend, Charged In Fatal Shooting Of Demaris Ekdahl, Turns Himself In
• Royal Oak Township Man Fires Shotgun After Being Assaulted, Later Arrested By Police
• Florida Misses Deadline On Federal Stimulus Money For Schools
• Southern Baptists Vote To Debate Sex Abuse Investigation
• 2 Pittsburgh Organizations Receiving Part Of MacKenzie Scott's $2.7 Billion Donation
• Cases Of Delta Covid-19 Variant Are 'Rapidly Increasing' In US, Expert Says
• South African Artist Simphiwe Nduzube's Work On Display At Denver Art Museum
• Longtime Mount St. Mary's Coach Jim Phelan Dies At Age 92
• Patriots Minicamp Recap: Cam Newton Finishes With Strong Final Practice
• Report: Clippers Star Kawhi Leonard May Miss Rest Of Jazz Playoff Series Due To Knee Injury
• Christopher Rice Charged With Running Over, Killing Neighbor Paul Pfeifer
• San Bernardino County Sheriff: Marijuana, Firearms Found After 2-Year-Old Melanie Garcia Drowns In Backyard Pool Of Chino Hills Home
• Fells Point Residents Respond Swiftly To Anti-Semitic Vandalism With Rainbow Hearts
• Ukraine Authorities Arrest CL0P Ransomware Gang Linked To University Of Colorado Cyberattack
• San Francisco's Iconic Coit Tower To Welcome Back Visitors
• Ukrainian Police Bust Hackers Who Broke Into UC, Stanford Medical School Computer Systems
• Maryland Rev. Pamela Conrad Is Also A Research Scientist Working On The Mars Perseverance Rover Mission
• Perkasie Police Warning Residents After Recent Black Bear Sightings; Small Bear May Have Been Injured
• Suspect Arrested In Fatal Stabbing Of Man In Front Of His San Jose Berryessa District Home
• Kevin Williams, Co-Member Of The 'Williams Wall', To Be Inducted Into Vikings' Ring Of Honor
• Education Department to cancel debt for former ITT students
• Maryland Reports First Heat Death In 2021
• Convicted Child Rapist Pedro Asuncion Ore-Quispe Arrested At U.S.-Mexico Border
• COVID In Colorado: Statewide Mask Mandate For Courts To Expire On Saturday
• No Injuries In Chicago Mid Rise Fire On The Near North Side
• UC Schools Likely To Require Students, Staff To Be Vaccinated To Return In Fall
• Massachusetts Has Issued Over 40,000 Warnings For Distracted Driving Since 'Hands-Free' Law Took Effect Last Year
• Dorney Park Cutting Back On Hours Due To Staff Shortage
• Victims Of Double Homicide In Port Richmond Identified As Man, Woman From New Jersey
• Vikings Coach Mike Zimmer Says Unvaccinated Players Will Have 'A Hard Time'
• Athletes Abused By Late Doctor Demand University Of Michigan Probe
• Guide To Colorado's Juneteenth Celebrations This Week
• From Barack Obama To Kurt Vonnegut, Book Reveals How World's Most Successful People Achieved Greatness
• Architect helps rebuild Tree of Life Synagogue: "Light has to be the message"
• Judge Rules Harvey Weinstein Can Be Extradited To Los Angeles To Face Sexual Assault Charges
• Democrats pursue "two tracks" on infrastructure legislation
• Colorado Comeback: Cherry Creek North Sees Increase In Foot Traffic Over Past Few Months
• Senate Passes Juneteenth National Holiday Bill By Texas Sen. Cornyn, Rep. Jackson Lee
• 3 Suspects Sought In Armed Robbery At Alameda's South Shore Center
• City Council Committee To Discuss Proposed Midnight Cutoff On Alcohol Sales At Stores
• 5 People Wounded In West Garfield Park Mass Shooting, Police Say
• Ravens' Lamar Jackson Has A New Nickname For GM Eric DeCosta: 'Every Dollar Counts'
• 60 'Adorable And Friendly' Kittens In Need Of New Homes After Arriving In Massachusetts
• Stockton Man Arrested For Fatal Shooting Tuesday Afternoon
• Miami Weather: Mostly Cloudy, Another Round Of Afternoon Storms
• Christopher VanKleeck's Family Says Police Shooting 'Appears To Be Justifiable'
• Ford Maverick: Hybrid Truck 'Challenges Status Quo, Stereotypes' Of Pickups, Expert Says
• COVID-19 In MN: 2nd Consecutive Day Of Under 100 New Cases Reported
• 3 Honolulu police officers charged in killing of 16-year-old boy
• John And Leslie Malone, Colorado Couple, Donates $25 Million To Maine Medical Center
• Colorado Weather Experts Urge Drivers To 'Look Before You Lock'
• U.S. News Ranks Children's Hospital Colorado In The Top 10 For Pediatric Facilities In The Nation
• Mariners Pounce On Twins Early, Cruise To 10-0 Victory
• 21 Republicans Vote No On Bill To Award Congressional Gold Medal For January 6 Police Officers
• Doctor Offers Advice For Colorado Men Who May Have Put Off Checkups Due To The Pandemic
• This Michigan City Was Named 2021's Best Lake Beach Town To Live In
• Police Pursuit Ends With Man Killed After Crashing Into Concrete Barrier In Northampton County, Officials Say
• 'Vax Express' Commuter Rail Train Bringing Shots To Communities With Low COVID Vaccination Rates
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 65 New Coronavirus Cases Over Last 48 Hours
• Lin-Manuel Miranda addresses "In the Heights" controversy
• Philadelphia Police: Woman Shot Multiple Times In Logan
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Health Department Reports 312 New Cases, 17 Additional Deaths
• Police: Suspects Stole 76 Bottles Of Perfume Worth More Than $7,000
• Torrey Pines Profile: Municipal Beauty Hosts The U.S. Open
• Volunteers Rappelling Down MOA To Raise Money To Fight Homelessness
• Florida Man Convicted In Machete Killing At Pot Grow House
• More Cancellations, Delays As Southwest Airlines Struggles To Recover From "Technology Issues"
• Cocktails To-Go, Extended Outdoor Dining No Longer Allowed In Pennsylvania, Blindsiding Business Owners
• NYPD: Woman Accused Of Making Anti-Black, Anti-Immigrant Statements At Brooklyn Pizza Shop
• Judge Rejects BB Gun Freeway Shooting Suspect Jesse Rodriguez's Request For Reduced Bail
• Foo Fighters Hold Full-Capacity Indoor Show In Agoura Hills
• Annapolis Woman Claims $40,000 VaxCash Prize
• 24-Year-Old Man Dies In Pikesville Motorcycle Crash
• Rugby player praised for breastfeeding during game
• Detectives Need Help Identifying Tattooed Grifter With Blue, Purple Highlights Involved In Trucker Robbery  
• Newsom Recall: County Officials Want Election Held Mid-September Or Later
• Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo, America's Longest-Running All-Black Rodeo, Airs On CBS Saturday June 19
• Michael Jordan, Cincinnati Bengals Guard, To Host Free Football Camp In Canton On Saturday
• Biogen Alzheimer's drug may be a Medicare "budget buster"
• Protesters Plan March In Uptown Marking Deona Knajdek's Birthday
• Philadelphia Union Sign Coach Jim Curtin To Two-Year Contract Extension
• Saudis execute man convicted as teen in "deeply flawed" trial
• Mesquite Resident Walks Away A Millionaire After Texas Lottery Scratch Ticket Win
• 4 Hospitalized In 3-Car Crash In Elk Grove; Speeding Likely A Factor, Police Say
• Newark Shoplifting Suspect Apprehended After Daring Roof Top Escape Attempt
• Charlie Gerow, Of American Conservative Union, Plans Run For Pa. Governor
• Denver Weather: Another Scorcher! More Record Heat Through Thursday
• Two People Bitten By Sharks Off North Florida Beach
• Ernie Adams Reflects On His Incredible Career With Patriots
• GM To Spend More On Electric Vehicles, Add 2 Battery Plants
• Lisa Banes' Hit-And-Run Death Amplifies Concerns About Scooters On City Streets
• Border Patrol Agents Save 33 Undocumented Migrants Locked Inside U-Haul In Sweltering Heat 
• Baker Reportedly Signs Bill To Extend Some Pandemic Policies Including Outdoor Dining, To-Go Cocktails
• City Hall Hire Skyler Henry Prompts Unusual Promise Of No Threat To Colleagues Safety
• 2-Year-Old Orlando Boy Hospitalized After Swallowing 16 Magnetic Balls
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Positivity Rate Drops Below .8%, Nearly 3.2M Marylanders Fully Vaccinated
• Twin Cities Ranks 15th Among Cities With Most Energy Star-Certified Buildings
• 16-Year-Old Shot, Killed While Walking With His Brother In White Settlement
• 8 Royal Caribbean crew members test positive for COVID
• Book Signing For 'View from Split Rock'
• Former Gov. Rick Snyder Trial Begins For Alleged Involvement In Flint Water Crisis
• Pedestrian Hit & Killed By Driver After Vehicle Becomes Disabled In Euless
• "Diamond" rush on tiny village likely to end in disappointment
• Tigers Send Royals To 5th Straight Loss
• Weather: Beautiful Day
• Electric Fetus Ranked Among The 10 Great Record Stores In America, According To Spin
• Weekend Guests At Six Flags Great America Say Crowds, Closed Rides, Huge Fight Involving 20 People Ruined Their Experience
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• Whitney Young Senior, Whose Parents Came To U.S. From Vietnam, Accepted To Naval And Air Force Academies
• Water Main Break Shuts Down Portion Of Lewis Run Road In West Mifflin
• Colorado Representative Lauren Boebert Votes To Deny Capitol Police Medals For Riot Response
• Nashville Superspeedway Reopens To Welcome Cup Debut
• California Reopens: San Francisco Celebrates End Of COVID Restrictions; 'You Can Look At People, You Can Smile'
• Opposition To 'Pride Month' Proclamation In Rowlett Could Lead City Council To Limit Mayor's Power
• PTL Links: June 16, 2021
• Support Grows For Making Juneteenth A National Holiday
• Cooking With Rania: New York Strip Steaks With Chimichurri Sauce
• Democratic rep drops censure resolution against Marjorie Taylor Greene
• Michigan Legislature Passes $6.6B In Federal Virus Aid
• Return To The Stage: DCPA Theatre Company Announces State Tour Of 'Wild Fire'
• $150 Million Question: How Should Sacramento County Spend Federal Relief Money?
• Wisconsin Assembly To Vote On Chokehold Ban, Police Reform Bills
• Brush Fire Breaks Out Near 101 Freeway In Thousand Oaks, Suspect In Custody
• US Buys 200 Million More Doses Of Moderna's COVID Vaccine
• Allegheny County Police Investigating Shooting In Swissvale
• Governor Whitmer Announces Proposal To Invest In Affordable, High-Quality Child Care For Michigan Families
• Juvenile Male Arrested For Assault Of Woman Walking Hopkins Trail
• Property Owners Sue Walz Over Eviction Moratorium As State Lawmakers Agree On 'Off-Ramp' Plan For Ban
• Jayson Tatum Reportedly Commits To Play For Team USA In Tokyo Olympics
• Boulder Man Dies After Skydiving Accident In Longmont
• Police Search For Missing 13-Year-Old In Baltimore
• On Instagram, Alex Rodriguez Says New Owners Will Keep Timberwolves In Minnesota
• Illinois Friends Drive Themselves Nuts Playing 'Sweet Home Alabama' For 7 Hours On Road Trip
• Man Killed In Westlake District Shooting, Gunman At Large
• Philadelphia Becomes First School District In Pennsylvania To Invest In Electric School Buses
• COVID Outbreak Delays Royal Caribbean Cruise Ship Launch
• Jayson Tatum Snubbed From All-NBA Honors, Misses Out On Big Pay Bump
• New Jersey Ranked No. 1 State To Live In, WalletHub Survey Finds
• New York Celebrates End Of COVID Restrictions With Fireworks Honoring Essential Workers
• Opposition To 'Pride Month' Proclamation Could Lead Lawmakers To Limit Mayor's Power In Texas City
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/16 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Investigation Underway After Fire At Saginaw Business
• Overnight Fire In Hell's Kitchen Sends 6 To Hospital
• Hundreds of Southwest flights canceled after two disruptions
• Pelosi says House will move forward with January 6 investigations
• Biden expected to confront Putin on Americans imprisoned in Russia
• Police Investigating Deadly Double Shooting In West Baltimore
• President Biden, Russian President Putin Meet In Geneva
• UPMC Children's Hospital Named One Of The Best Children's Hospitals In The Country
• Worcester City Council Approves Pension Petition For Officer Manny Familia's Family
• Israel responds to "arson balloons" with airstrikes on Gaza
• See It: Fireworks Honor Essential Workers, As New York Lifts Most COVID Restrictions
• Nearly 900 New Yorkers got expired COVID-19 vaccine doses
• U.S. expands immigration program for Central American children
• Arizona governor blocks COVID policies at public universities
• Southern Baptists elect Ed Litton president in loss for hard right
• Biden names leading critic of Big Tech as FTC head
• Pastor Ed Litton, Who Worked For Racial Unity, Picked To Lead Southern Baptists
• Andersonville Man Raising Money For Trevor Project With Art Installation On Porch For Pride Month
• 'A Momentous Day:' New York Relaxes Most COVID-19 Restrictions After Reaching 70% Vaccination Rate
• Paul Goldschmidt Hits Game-Ending HR, Cardinals Beat Marlins 2-1
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunshine Sticks Around With Cool And Crisp Temperatures
• Seekonk Middle Schoolers Wrote Anti-Semitic, Racist Messages In Students' Yearbooks
• Federal judge reverses Biden's ban on new oil and gas leases
• Against The Odds Senate Democrats Press Ahead With Voting Bill
• 10-year-old boy dies in South Dakota river after saving his sister
• 16-Year-Old Fatally Shot In Gage Park
• Pittsburgh Woman Helps Neighbors Without Power Following Weekend Storms
• Chicago Weather: Another Sunny Day
• Major Water Main Break Sends Water Gushing Into Street In Boston's Financial District
• Best of "Intelligence matters": Putin's Russia
• Pittsburgh City Employees Set To Return To The Office After More Than A Year
• WalletHub Survey Ranks Florida Second Most 'Fun State'; Miami Nightlife: 'Anything, But Affordable'
• Drought Emergency: Healdsburg Orders Shutdown Of Outdoor Watering As Lake Mendocino Dries Up
• Following A Mild Winter, The Threat Of Ticks Has Increased This Summer
• Philadelphia Police Announce Sweeping Changes To Department's Use Of Force Policies
• Wednesday's Child: 13-Year-Old Khary
• One Killed, One In Serious Condition After Fight Leads To Shots Fired Outside Bar
• Pittsburgh Department Of Mobility And Infrastructure To Unveil Pedestrian Safety Plan
• Man Accused Of Hacking Santa Cruz County Website In 2010 Arrested After Years On The Run
• Show Your Pride
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• Pittsburgh Says ShotSpotter System Is Paying Off
• WVU Planning To Fully Reopen For Fall 2021 Semester
• California Farmers Told Drought Could Cut Off Their Water
• Humanitarian crisis in Ethiopia's Tigray at "tipping point"
• 'Can't Let Fear Stop Me': Cruise Ship Passenger Plans Travel As State Reopens
• GOP Bill In Ohio House Of Representatives Would Prohibit Requiring Any Vaccination
• Hundreds Protest W. Va. Senator Joe Manchin's Opposition To Voting Law Overhaul
• Pittsburgh Police: Missing 22-Year-Old Skyler Smith Found Safe
• Islanders Fall To Lightning In Game 2
• Walker Strikes Out Career-High 12 To Lead Mets Over Cubs
• Frazier Snaps Tie, Yankees Come Back To Beat Blue Jays
• Durant's Sensational Performance Sends Nets To 3-2 Lead

Videos from June 16, 2021

• 6/16: Red and Blue
• Congress passes bill to make Juneteenth a federal holiday
• Pelicans injured in brutal attacks along California coast
• Expert discusses influence of Putin's KGB background on his leadership style
• Astronauts install new solar panel on the International Space Station
• Biden and Putin hold "positive" summit in Geneva despite divisions
• Stolen military firearms used in violent crimes, report says
• Representative Brian Higgins on push to reopen Canadian border
• The cost of ransomware attacks on businesses
• Record-breaking heat wave sweeps U.S.
• U.S. health experts warn of more contagious Delta variant amid push to get people vaccinated
• Biden says "I did what I came to do" after summit with Putin
• Reflecting on the Biden-Putin summit in Geneva
• Israel-Hamas violence resumes weeks after cease-fire
• 8 Royal Caribbean crew members test positive for COVID
• Record-breaking heat wave scorches the West
• Heat wave strains Texas power grid
• Delta variant fuels fears of new COVID-19 surge in U.S.
• Biden warns Putin against cyberattacks on U.S. infrastructure
• Biden and Putin discuss cybersecurity and human rights at Geneva summit
• Texas governor outlines plan to build wall along southern border
• Dr. Fauci warns about new Delta coronavirus variant
• Key takeaways from Putin's remarks after meeting with Biden
• Minnesota man charged with murder after allegedly plowing car into protest and killing 1
• Biden discusses infrastructure talks, Mitch McConnell and Putin with reporters
• What came out of Biden's meeting with Putin
• Special Report: Biden takes questions from reporters after Putin meeting
• Putin calls meeting with Biden "constructive" in press conference
• Sneak peek: Justice for Ahmaud
• Biden-Putin summit ends earlier than expected
• Looking back at the life of Tupac Shakur on what would have been his 50th birthday
• Girl Scouts facing surprising problem: 15 million boxes of unsold cookies
• U.S. COVID-related deaths surpass 600,000
• Labor experts say post-pandemic resignation boom may be looming
• Black farmers face new obstacle in overcoming economic discrimination
• WorldView: Somalia suicide bomb kills 15; Peru inches closer to new president
• What is Putin looking for from summit with Biden?
• Biden and Putin hold high-stakes summit in Geneva
• Tree of Life Synagogue's new beginning after deadly mass shooting
• Tina Knowles-Lawson on Juneteenth's impact on her family
• South African village is scene of diamond rush style influx after crystal type stone discovered
• Royals Report: Bidens meet Queen Elizabeth at Windsor Castle
• Biden and Putin meet at Geneva summit
• President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin square off on covert attacks and more
• Biden-Putin meeting expected to differ from last U.S.-Russia summit
• Looking ahead at the stakes for President Biden in meeting with Putin
• What Biden and Putin will discuss in today's high-stakes summit
• What can be expected from the Biden-Putin summit?
• Biden's meeting with Putin follows days of shoring up support from U.S. allies
• 6/16: CBSN AM