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• Record-Breaking Temperatures Posted Around Sacramento Region Friday
• Santa Clara County Mounts Effort to Boost Vaccination Rate to Reach Herd Immunity
• Sacramento Mayor Joins Group Pushing For Reparations For Black Communities As Country Celebrates Juneteenth As Federal Holiday
• San Francisco Nightlife: Not Quite Back to Normal But Getting There
• 'The Heat Is Unbearable': Friday Night Out Brings Sacramento Crowds Inside To Beat The Heat
• Vineyard-Area Fire Dames 3 Homes, Multiple Vehicles
• California Dodges Outages During Heat Wave But EV Owners Push Grid Capacity
• Ohtani Goes Into HR Derby Mode As Angels Rout Tigers
• After A Week Of Power Outages Amid Record Heat, Some Colorado Families Forced To Evacuate Homes
• Creepy Crawler: Police Search For Prowler Caught On Home Surveillance In Vacaville
• Boulder Business Owner Is Third $1 Million Winner In Colorado Comeback Cash Giveaway
• D-Backs Lose Record 15th Straight, Souza Homers In Return
• 'First Of Their Kind': Swift Water Lifeguards Now Stationed At Auburn State Recreation Area
• Pet Owners Warned To Avoid Walking Dogs In High Heat
• Staples At Full Capacity For First Time Since March Of 2020 As Clippers Make History
• Digital Version Of COVID Vaccine Card Now Available To All Californians
• Mann Scores Career-High 39, Clippers Eliminate Jazz 131-119
• Caught On Camera: Mother, Daughters Working At San Bernardino Taco Stand Attacked
• Kapler Beats Former Team as Giants Defeat Phillies
• Silverton Mayor Tries To Suspend Saying Pledge Of Allegiance At Board Meetings
• Man Arrested After Portola Fire Destroys 3 Homes, Plumas Sheriff Says
• Cubs Get Pounded By Marlins In Rare Friday Night Game At Wrigley
• Twins' Triple, 2 Bases-Loaded Walks In 10th Beat Texas
• Brush Fire Burns 20 Acres Near Fairfield, Temporarily Closes Southbound Lanes of I-680
• Chicago Weather: More Storms Possible This Weekend
• Boards Used To Protect Businesses During Last Summer's Unrest Now Painted And On Display At DuSable Museum Of African American History
• 'Leaving Here Vaccinated': Broomfield County Jail Boasts 85% COVID Vaccination Rate
• 'Celebrate Culture, Without Limitations': Denver Juneteenth Kick-Off Concert So Much More Than Just A Show
• Nationwide Teacher Shortage Expected To Stretch Into Fall: 'The Pandemic Was Certainly Perhaps The Last Straw'
• Marmot Rescued Outside Steakhouse In Englewood After 'Hitchhiking' From Mountains
• Fire Temporarily Closes Part Of I-680 Near Fairfield
• Chicago Police Officer Owns Englewood Home That Was Location Of Deadly Mass Shooting
• Red Bulls Extend Home Winning Streak To 4, Top Nashville
• Community Groups Try To Drive Crime Out Of Chicago's Southwest Side
• Man Slashed In Head Inside Times Square Subway Station
• 'I Hope This Is The Beginning Of Something': Hundreds Flock To Harlem For Juneteenth Block Party
• Dozens of Portland police officers resign from unit after cop is charged
• 'I'm Terrified' At Least 20 People Shot This Week In Baltimore; Police Identify Victim of Deadly Mass Shooting
• Severe Blood Shortage Nationwide Impacting Minnesota Hospitals
• Kaprielian Makes It to Bronx, Leads A's Over Yankees 5-3
• 12-Year-Old Girl Hospitalized After Baltimore Hit & Run
• Juneteenth Celebrations Underway In Pittsburgh
• Colorado's June Economic Outlook Reveals Stronger-Than-Expected Growth
• Yankee Stadium Returns To Full Capacity For 1st Time Since Pandemic Started
• America To Observe Juneteenth For The First Time As A Federal Holiday
• 99-Year-Old Retired NYPD Sergeant Receives Purple Heart Seven Decades After Being Wounded In World War II
• Meadowlands State Fair Returns As New Jersey Continues Reopening
• Back Home, Orioles Beat Blue Jays 7-1 Behind Mullins' 2 Hrs
• CDC's Cruise Safety Regulations Thrown Out By Federal Court, Delivering Victory For Gov. Ron DeSantis
• Home Team: Gov. Walz, Longtime Coach Walt Weaver Back Adding Boys' Volleyball
• 3 People Rescued From Rip Currents At Salisbury Beach; DCR Issues Warning
• Caught On Video: Car Fire Creates Huge Clouds Of Smoke In Queens
• Colorado Woman Says Doctor Used His Genetic Material For Insemination
• Pirates Snap 10-Game Skid, Hold On To Beat Indians 11-10
• Worcester Unveils Statue Of Celtics Legend Bob Cousy
• Miami-Dade Leaders Meet To Tackle Elderly Abuse
• Heavy Rain, Tropical Storm Force Winds From Potential Tropical Cyclone Three Reach Portion Of Northern Gulf Coast
• Dallas Police Officer Arrested For Domestic Assault
• Health And Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra Joins Gov. Jared Polis, Members Of Congress, To Increase COVID Vaccination Rate
• Registered Sex Offender Moises Munoz Arrested On Suspicion Of Taking Photos Of Girl, Mother In Fontana Store
• Californians Asked To Conserve Energy For 2nd Straight Day; Downtown Sacramento Hits Record High Heat
• Kaprielian Makes It To Bronx, Leads A's Over Yanks 5-3
• Loveland Hires Public Safety Firm Hillard Heintze For Independent Review Of Karen Garner Arrest
• Bill Banning Use Of Full Social Security Numbers In Letters Goes To Governor's Desk After IDES Issues
• Sixers Force Game 7 With Gritty Road Win Over Hawks
• Fells Point Residents Combat Serial Swastika Graffiti With Rainbow Hearts
• Kayaker Goes Missing In 'Fast-Paced, Steep, Technical Rapid' In Crystal River Near Redstone
• CHP: 'Aggressive' Man Approaching Gov. Newsom in Oakland Arrested
• B&P Tunnel Renamed Frederick Douglass Tunnel Ahead Of Rail Project
• San Francisco Police Arrest 1 Suspect in Brutal Beating of Asian-American UPS Driver
• Boston Marks Juneteenth With Celebration In Nubian Square
• Bye Bye Cicadas: Experts Predict Brood X Will Dwindle Within Next 10 Days
• Man Accused Of Yolo County Bed And Breakfast Attempted Murder
• Family of Repo Agent Shot and Killed in Oakland Struggles to Carry On
• Frederick Sheriff's Office Warns About Growing Scam Targeting Residents Where Caller Poses As Law Enforcement
• Aquaman Mural Unveiled In Marshfield For Danny Sheehan
• Governor Denies Parole For Former Manson Family Follower
• California Unemployment Rate Falls for 4th Straight Month, Regains Half of Jobs Lost in Pandemic
• Second Suspect In Custody In Deadly Gary Bank Robbery
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Almost 73% Of Adults Have Received 1 Shot Of Vaccine
• Much Happening In DFW For Juneteenth Including Walk With Opal Lee
• Patuxent Naval Air Museum Gets Retired Blue Angel Jet As A Gift
• Crews Battle 1 Acre Snowmass Canyon Fire In Pitkin County
• Former Vice President Mike Pence Heckled At Conservative Conference In Orlando
• New NJ Department Of Health Building Will Be Named After Health Commissioner Judy Persichilli
• Exclusive: Man Speaks Out After Being Randomly Struck In Head With Rock On Subway In Brooklyn
• 'Love Always Wins' Pride Flag Ripped Down From Thornton Home Not Once, But Twice
• San Francisco Scholar's Story Attracts Attention From Dream College
• 'I Need To Work On Mending Fences': Sacramento City Hall New Hire At Center Of Political Fight Now Takes Legal Action
• Rostraver Township First Responders Rescue Kitten Stuck In Storm Drain For 1 Day
• San Jacinto Councilman Joel Lopez, Edward Padilla Jr. Charged With Operating Illegal Marijuana Dispensary
• Bay Area Celebrates 1st Juneteenth Since Becoming Federal Holiday
• 10 Hurt After FDNY Truck Collides With Minivan In Brooklyn
• Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In Suitland
• Baltimore Officials Say Resources In Place To Prevent Fells Point Violence
• Police Seek Suspect Accused Of Repeatedly Smashing OMNY Sensors At Brooklyn Subway Stations
• Hundreds Of Dolphins Stampede Alongside Newport Beach Tour Boat
• Crews Contain Fire Burning Near Homes In Arvada
• Aliquippa Group Wants To Make Sure Every Kid Has A Bicycle This Summer
• Police Search For Gunman In Gold Coast Attempted Carjacking; Aftermath Caught On Cell Phone Video
• LaGuardia Airport AirTrain Project Placed On Hold Over Environmental Impact Concerns
• 2 Critically Hurt In Moped Crash In Brooklyn
• Great Hall Project: DIA To Open Newly Finished Space At Jeppesen Terminal Next Week
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Signs Housing Discrimination Act Into Law To Mark Juneteenth
• Marcus Eriz, Wynne Lee Plead Not Guilty In Road Rage Shooting Death Of 6-Year-Old Aiden Leos
• Beating The Heat: People Try To Stay Cool On Third Day Of Triple Digits
• Metro Transit Hiring Drivers For Expected Rush Of Returning Passengers
• Greeley Police: Mom Caroline Harder Arrested With Meth After 2 Young Kids Found Walking Alone At 2:30 A.M.
• Woman, Dog Attacked By 2 Pit Bulls At Eagle Park In Aurora
• New Jersey Hits COVID Vaccination Milestone 2 Weeks Early
• LA Galaxy Game To Be Held At Full Capacity Saturday At Dignity Health Sports Park
• Settlement Talks In Anjanette Young Wrong Raid Case Break Down; City Asks Judge To Dismiss Lawsuit
• Maryland Gas Prices Steady As Demand Increases, Stocks Grow, AAA Says
• Archdiocese Of Chicago Employee Says Fake Unemployment Claim In His Name Could Have Been Prevented
• O.D. Wyatt's Marcell McCreary Paving The Way For Others On And Off The Court
• 'A Lot Of Legitimate Fear And Trauma': South Loop Neighbors Band Together To Curb Crime In Their Neighborhood
• Drowning In Grapevine Lake Prompts Warning From First Responders
• Colorado's Comeback: Budweiser Events Center Will Reopen For Larimer County Fair PRCA Rodeo In August
• Pennsylvania's Employment Grew In May, As Labor Force Shrank
• Falling Vaccination Rate Has Health Experts Concerned As New York Reopens, Delta Variant Spreads
• California Unemployment Rate Improves, State Adds 100k Jobs For 4th Straight Month
• 13-Year-Old Is Youngest Among Latest Comeback Cash Scholarship Winners
• Caught On Camera: Man Punches EMS Worker After Being Treated In The Bronx
• Advocates Want To Build Stronger Child Care System In Pennsylvania
• GoFundMe Set Up For Tomas Mejia, Janitor Fatally Stabbed At Park La Brea Apartments
• US Bishops Approve 'Teaching Document' That May Rebuke Biden And Other Catholic Politicians Who Support Abortion
• While Celebrations Mark Juneteenth Holiday, Historians Also Urge Reflection, Education On Equity In Society
• Texas Gov. Abbott Vetoes Legislature's Portion Of State Budget After Democrats Kill Voting Bill
• Heat-Related Illnesses Rise Due To Extreme Temperatures
• Both Sides On Paid Sick Leave Speak Up Ahead Of Allegheny County Public Hearing
• Jason Becher Sentenced To Life Without Parole For Killing Marylou Sarkissian In Huntington Beach In 2016
• Juneteenth Flag Now Flying At State Capitol
• South Florida Students Work On One-Of-A-Kind 3D Augmented Reality Mural
• Steinberg, 10 Other U.S. Mayors Commit To Develop Reparations Pilot Projects
• Furry Tails: Parker Is Waiting For His Forever Home
• Rockton Residents Can Return Home Four Days After The Chemtool Fire
• Snapshot NY: Six-Time Olympic Fencer Peter Westbrook Helps Make 'A Lily-White Sport' More Inclusive
• 'A Slap In The Face': Why Vets Are Shut Out Of Upcoming COVID Vaccine Lottery
• Police Searching For Dirt Bike-Riding Suspect In West Philadelphia Deadly Shooting
• Water Activity Restrictions Lifted On Clear Creek In Jefferson County
• New details emerge in California road rage shooting
• Woman Killed, Man Wounded In Ashburn Shooting; Child Was In Car But Not Injured
• New Financial Literacy App Aims To Close Racial Wealth Gap
• Firefighters Stop Forward Progress Of 27-Acre Fire In Vineyard Area Near Bradshaw Road
• I-Team: Anti-Semitic Zoombombing On The Rise
• After 110 Days On Ventilator, Sudbury COVID Survivor Faces Long Recovery Ahead
• 'I Want To See More': Chicagoans Want Celebration Of Juneteenth To Evolve Into Policy Change
• Materials Shortage Affecting Major Infrastructure Projects In North Texas
• Vice President Kamala Harris Expected To Focus On Child Tax Credit And Infrastructure During Visit To Pittsburgh
• Teen Arrested In San Pablo Apartment Fire; Fireworks Seized
• Woman Arrested In Connection With Deadly Shooting At N. Colorado Blvd. & E. Colfax Ave.
• Nation's Newest Holiday, Juneteenth Promotes Conversation, Educates
• There's a nationwide bicycle shortage
• Father's Day Holds Special Significance For Long Island Family After Kidney Transplant
• LA County Supervisors Considers Ban On Feeding Wild Peacocks
• Man Suspected Of Stealing At Least 63 Golf Carts In 7 States
• Consortium, Loan Announced For $2.75B Fargo Flood Project
• 2 Out Of 3 School Districts In US Reporting Teacher Shortages, Survey Finds
• Flames Burst From Burning Tire Shop In East Flatbush; No Injuries, FDNY Says
• Back Together: Buffalo Bonds In Aftermath Of Mass Shooting, COVID Pandemic
• Deaf-Friendly Evacuation Alert System Launches On Torrance Beach
• Golden Eagle Released Back Into The Wild After Rehab For Injuries That Left Bird Near Death
• Gov. Newsom Launches TV Campaign Targeting Recall Efforts; Touts Cash Payments From Budget Surplus
• Gov. Baker Says Students Will Not Have To Wear Face Masks This Fall
• California Launches New Anti-Human Trafficking Teams
• Rudy Giuliani Weighs In On NYC Mayoral Race With Four Days Left Until Election Day
• Inter Miami CF Midfielder Lewis Morgan On The Need To Improve
• Supporters Push For High-Speed Rail Line Between Baltimore And DC
• Study: Fort Carson Named Among Army Posts Where Female Soldiers Face Greater Risk Of Sexual Assault
• #TogetherInPride: Fight For Transgender Acceptance Front And Center For Gay Rights Advocates
• Man Charged With Doing 'Burnout' On Delray Beach LGBTQ Pride Crosswalk
• Boil Water Order Issued In Burlington After E. Coli Found
• 24-Year-Old Man Killed In North Baltimore Shooting
• Police: Mother, 7-Year-Old Daughter Found Dead Inside Westport, Connecticut Home
• Raging Fire Tears Through 100-Year-Old Modesto Lumber Yard
• Detroit Freeway Shooting Kills 2-Year-Old, Wounds 9-Year-Old
• Anthony Martinez Arrested For First-Degree Murder In Death Of Roommate Shannon Ziel
• Juneteenth Celebrations In Region Giving Some 'A Lot Of Hope And Faith For The Country That We're Moving Forward'
• Unrelenting heat scorches the West
• Man Arrested After Allegedly Trying To Shoot Sonoma County Deputy, Park Ranger
• California Reopens: State Offers Digital Record of COVID-19 Vaccination
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (JUNE 19)
• Family Finds Human Leg Bone Inside Wall Shortly After Moving Into Queens Home
• Bridesburg Residents Blame Carvana For Tractor-Trailers Causing Parking Troubles, Damaging Vehicles
• U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra Meets With Gov. Jared Polis
• Social Unrest Brings Renewed Interest In Origins Of Juneteenth, What It Means Today
• U.S. bishops approve steps toward possible rebuke of Biden
• Route 28 Construction Project Could Create Traffic Gridlock
• Union Members Rally Outside Carnegie Museum In Oakland, Demand Pay Raise
• California AG Rob Bonta Launches Anti-Human Trafficking Teams
• Robust Mosquito Season Predicted For North Texas
• Vehicle Traffic Poised To Return To Pine Avenue In Long Beach, But Restaurants Want To Keep Outdoor Dining
• Massachusetts Reports 71 New COVID Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• Anne Arundel County Will Pay Small Businesses To Host Vaccine Clinics, Depending On How Many Get The Jab
• 90% Of Maryland Seniors Vaccinated Against Covid-19
• Water Main Break Impacting Traffic In Downtown Fort Worth
• Several Dogs Rescued In Raid Of Alleged Fighting Dog Breeder In El Dorado County
• Eagles Turning Leftover Fan Cutouts Into Park Benches To Be Placed Around Philadelphia
• Supreme Court sides with Cargill, Nestle in child slavery suit
• Victor Ponce, Fugitive Accused Of Lewd Acts With Child In Sacramento, Arrested In Mexico
• Police Charged Kevin Dudley In Murder Of Missing Baltimore Teen Kozee Spriggs
• Vegetation Fire Burning in San Jose Coyote Creek Area Near Capitol Expressway
• Report: Celtics Holding Second Interviews With Three Head Coach Candidates
• Apparrallel: New Pop-Up Shop Opening In Downtown Detroit
• Frank Bonner, Herb On 'WKRP In Cincinnati,' Dies At 79
• Bobby Brookins Charged, Accused Of Driving Drunk When He Struck, Killed 16-Year-Old In North Mpls.
• Miami Gardens Police Chief Delma Noel-Pratt Says Man With Gun Made Daughter 'Fear For Her Life'
• LA Presiding Judge Extends Deadlines for Criminal Trials
• Duxbury Parts Ways With Athletic Director Thom Holdgate Amid Athletic Scandals
• Role model inspires boy with Down Syndrome to finish mini-triathlon
• Man Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries In Overnight San Francisco Chinatown Stabbing
• Port Authority Closing City's Busiest Bus Stop As It Undergoes Art Transformation
• Juneteenth Not Only a Holiday At The Barack Obama Leadership Academy, Its Part Of The Curriculum, And Has Been Over 20 Years
• Wawa Welcome America Kicks Off Series Of Juneteenth Celebrations In Philadelphia On Saturday
• Heat Wave Lingers; Californians Urged To Continue Conserving Power
• Several Juneteenth Events Planned As Massachusetts Observes Official Holiday For First Time
• Man's Body Found Near Leakin Park, Police Investigating
• Person Shot In East Oakland; 2 Shooting Scenes Investigated
• Palm Springs Reaches All-Time High Temperature Of 123 Degrees
• Date And Place Set For Pennsylvania's Annual Vehicle Auction
• 3.5 Million Black American Households Have A Negative Net Worth, New Study Finds
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Of Greater Pittsburgh Looking For Volunteers
• Delta Variant Will Likely Become Dominant Covid-19 Strain In US, CDC Chief Says
• Arturo Garcia Sentenced To 60 Years In Prison For Murder Of 18-Year-Old Ally Raber
• Fair Park's Fourth Of July Event Canceled For Second-Straight Year
• Competing Versions Of Civilian Police Oversight Board Both Stall In Public Safety Committee
• Person Found Dead At Nevada City Property; Man, 57, Arrested On Suspicion Of Homicide
• After More Than 3 Decades With Lewisville, City Manager Donna Barron Announces Retirement
• Juneteenth Being Celebrated At Various Events Throughout North Texas Saturday
• How To Lower Cable And Internet Bills
• State Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried Accuses Sidney Powell's 'Defending The Republic' Of Illegally Seeking Donations
• Hermosa Beach Mayor Justin Massey Recovering After Being Attacked For Asking Someone Not to Litter
• Dow has worst week since October on prospect of interest-rate hikes
• Columbus Zoo Welcomes Baby Elephant, Baby Sea Lion Born Hours Apart
• 50-Year-Old Conowingo Woman Dies In Multi-Vehicle Crash Thursday
• 'Little Slice Of Hell' Home Expected To Sell For $590,000 In Hot Colorado Market
• Boeing's Newest Version Of The 737 Max Makes First Flight
• AI-Powered Mayflower, Beset With Glitch, Returns To England
• Farmington Hills Fire Department To Offer CPR Class On July 15
• City Of Miami Offices Will Be Closed Monday In Observance Of Juneteenth Holiday
• 102-Year-Old Veteran In Denver Receives Overdue Medals For Service In WWII
• Police: Woman Looking For Ride After Prison Release Accused Of Urinating In Sheetz, Trying To Sell Drugs
• Picklesburgh Plans For August Return On Andy Warhol Bridge
• 7-Year-Old Fatally Stabbed In Dallas, Woman Arrested
• Liam's List June 18: Fathers' Day Programming, Pixar Animates, Rita Moreno Documentary
• Nationwide teacher shortage expected to stretch into fall
• Pittsburgh Weather: Storm Chances Return On Friday Afternoon
• Hundreds of companies observed Juneteenth before it became official
• Top State Senate Republican Says 2020 Election Audit Is A 'Very Real Possibility'
• Caught On Video: Fawn Trapped In Fence Gets Helping Hand From Glendale Police Officer
• List Of Juneteenth Events Happening Across LA County
• Boston Police To Fly Flags At Half-Staff Tuesday For Slain Braintree Police K-9 Kitt
• Flex Alert In Place Friday Night As Heat Wave Roils SoCal
• Drought Conditions, Low Water Levels Leading To Costly Repairs For Boaters
• Red Sox Could Reclaim First Place In AL East This Weekend
• Minnesota BCA Clears Deputy Involved In Death Of Saginaw Carjacking Suspect
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Tank
• Sedan Crashes Under Big Rig On I-5 In Stockton, No Injuries Reported
• Study: Texas Bases Lead Army Posts In Risk Of Sexual Assault
• American Journalist, Metro Detroit Native Danny Fenster Appears In Court After Weeks In Detention
• Carnival Cruise data breach leaks SSNs and other customer info
• UPDATE: San Francisco DA Boudin Confirms Charges Against Suspect in Stabbing of Elderly Asian Woman
• Gov. DeSantis, Attorney General Moody Seek To Scuttle Protest Law Case
• Harlem's Schomburg Center For Research In Black Culture Explores What Made Juneteenth Possible
• 'It Feels Good': Black-Owned Businesses In Pittsburgh React To Juneteenth Becoming A Federal Holiday
• Multiple Allegations Say Contractor Had Women Removing Their Blouses While Going Through Security At Lake County Courthouse
• Man Stabbed During Altercation In Petaluma, Arrest Made
• Working For Chicago: Nordstrom Holds Hiring Event Through Friday Night
• Charges Pending After 15-Year-Old Stabbed To Death In Brooklyn
• Nipsey Hussle, Carrie Fisher To Receive Posthumous Stars On Hollywood Walk Of Fame
• 2nd Suspect Arrested In Keyes Shooting That Left Innocent Teen Bystander Dead
• This week on "Face the Nation," June 20, 2021
• Judge Wants To Learn More About Record Breach In Snyder Case
• Border Patrol Arrests Previously Deported Convicted Rapist And MS-13 Gang Member 
• 'Boom!': Residents Wake Up To Storm Damage Throughout Chicago
• Dirk Nowitzki Named Special Advisor To Help Mavericks Search For GM, Coach
• Juneteenth Celebrated This Weekend, More To Celebrate This Year
• California Allows People To Search For Their Digital Record Of COVID-19 Vaccination
• Brown County Issues Burning Ban Amid Drought
• Police ID Man Killed In West Baltimore Mass Shooting As Leslie Jerome Gibson
• Fairfield Firefighter In Critical Condition After Suffering Cardiac Arrest After House Fire
• Miami Weather: Mostly Cloudy, Highs Near 90 Degrees
• Firefighters Battle Fire At Recycling Facility In Gary, Indiana
• Man Shot During Attempted Carjacking In Gold Coast
• Poll: Most Americans will see dad in person this Father's Day
• Gov. DeSantis Signs Bill That Provides Emergency Care For Police K-9s Injured In Line Of Duty
• Video shows officer running over shooting victim who called 911
• Man Struck, Killed On I-95 Near Broward Boulevard
• Boston Symphony Orchestra To Resume In-Person Performances In Late September
• COVID In Minnesota: 4 Deaths, 115 New Cases As Rate Of Community Spread Rises
• Fatal Crash: Denver Police Searching For Driver Who Hit Pedestrian Walking On Sidewalk On Evans Early Friday
• The Coming Flu Season May Be Severe. Here's Why
• Texas Man Indicted For Shooting At Cabinet Business That Killed 1, Injured 5
• Man Accused Of Shooting Driver In Sweetwater
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 34 New Coronavirus Cases In Last 48 Hours
• 9 more states will end pandemic unemployment aid on Saturday
• Daredevil dies attempting world-record motorcycle jump
• It's Official: Celtics Trade Kemba Walker To Oklahoma City For Al Horford
• Cooling Centers Open In Sacramento Region This Week
• Texas lawmaker leads the push for guaranteed paid parental leave
• Martinez Vegetation Fire Causing Train Delays
• Florida Jobless Rate Ticked Up Slightly In May
• Police Investigate Shooting Near 15th And Nicollet
• 'Multiple' White Sharks Spotted Off Cape Cod As Summer Season Begins
• The Frick Pittsburgh Will Be Closed On Juneteenth
• 2 Teen Brothers Charged In Death Of Kevin Rosero In Richland Township, Bucks County Officials Say
• Philadelphia Weather: Hot, Steamy Conditions Return For Father's Day Weekend
• 700-pound statue of George Floyd unveiled in Newark
• Author Details Kyrie Irving's Exit From Celtics, Why Boston's Racial History Impacted Decision
• Woman Steals LAFD Ambulance, Crashes It Into Pole In North Hills
• Ally Financial To Host Tech Hiring Event On June 24
• Biden touts 300 million vaccinations in 150 days
• Man Faces Murder Charge In Fatal Road Rage Shooting Of 18-Year-Old Jason Soto
• Lake Oroville Expected To Fall So Low That A Hydro-Power Plant Will Shut Down For First Time Ever
• What's Open And Closed On Friday Now That Juneteenth Is A Federal Holiday
• Remains of 3 sailors killed during Pearl Harbor attack identified
• San Leandro Appoints Retired Police Chief Susan Manheimer As Interim Chief
• Shooting Kills Driver Of Vehicle In Walnut Creek
• Storm Brewing On Katie Ledecky's Tokyo Olympic Horizon
• Jet-Skiing Deputies Save Bull From Drowning In Lake Berryessa
• More than 80 students kidnapped from Nigeria school
• Red Flag Warning Issued For Central Minnesota
• Auto Show Back In Detroit Next Year With Focus On Outdoors
• Chicago Weather: Hot And Humid Day Ahead After Morning Storms
• 2 Arrested For Stealing Car From Chick-Fil-A Parking Lot, Suffolk County Police Say
• Party's Over: Airbnb Pursues Legal Action, Bans Booking Guest For Life After North Dallas House Trashed
• Denver Weather: Warm For Father's Day Weekend But Far From Record Heat
• Weather Blog: Last Friday Of Spring
• MAP: What Percent Of Your Community Is Vaccinated Against COVID-19?
• Nicolas Johnson Charged In Car Arson Behind Jordan Bar
• Massive Fire Tears Through Merrimack, NH Home; Woman Jumps From Window To Escape
• Blue Angels To Perform Solo Show On Lakefront, Replacing Traditional Air & Water Show
• Community Leaders Say Juneteenth Holiday Is Important Opportunity To Teach American History
• New Video From US Capitol Riot Shows Former NYPD Member Rushing At Officers, Prosecutors Say
• Watch Live: Women Political Leaders Summit
• Video Shows Group On Divvy Bikes Attacking, Stealing Bike From Man In Heart Of Loop; Neighbors Say Danger In Area Is Getting Worse
• Mid-Morning Links: Stillwater Food Truck Extravaganaza, Burnsville's 2nd Annual Relief Sessions Summer Concert Music Series
• Park Ridge Man Puts Up Fight After Government Credit Cancels Discounts On His Internet And Cable Bill
• University Of Michigan Extends Free Tuition To Some Students In Flint, Dearborn
• 14-Year-Old Florida Girl Involved In Shootout With Deputies Will Be Charged As An Adult
• Deadly Shooting Suspect Tomas Perez-Gonzalez Arrested After Barricading Himself In Home In Arvada
• 2 Men Shot In The Head, 1 Man Fatally Stabbed Late Thursday In Baltimore
• PTL Links: June 18, 2021
• Body Discovered Inside Nevada City Home Connected to Nevada State Standoff, Shootout
• Shark Bites Florida Man Swimming Near Fishing Line
• Technician Working On Bank ATM Hospitalized After Being Hit By Stolen Work Vehicle In South Sacramento
• Teachers battling stress, depression during the pandemic
• Walnut Grove's Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum Draws 'Little House' Fans From Around The World
• Story Of Suburban Mom Being Hacked And Locked Out Of Facebook Resonates With Many Others Around Country Who've Had It Happen
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Mostly Sunny, Highs In 80s, Late Shower Possible Friday
• America Marks Juneteenth As A Federal Holiday
• Mom "numb" over school yearbook message backing son's accused killer
• Missing: Kaylee Bohnen, Her 2 Young Kids Last Seen In Little Falls
• Butler County Planning Walk And Candlelight Vigil To Remember Caitlyn Kaufman
• Minneapolis City Council Approves $5M In Overtime For Police Department
• 21 Dogs Removed From 'Overwhelmed Owner' Of One Bedroom Apartment In Arlington
• 'There's A Literal Bear In Our Backyard:' Black Bear Spotted Roaming Penn Borough Neighborhood
• Rampaging bear injures soldier, 3 others before being shot dead
• Dre's Homemade Water Ice And Ice Cream Now Sets Up Spot At Spruce Harbor Park
• "Urgent action" needed to stem "surging" COVID-19 in Africa
• Beverly-Morgan Park To Host First Juneteenth Festival, But Organizer Says, 'There Are Some People Who Are Opposed To The Diversity'
• New Push In Pennsylvania Seeks To Give Frontline Workers A Boost In Hourly Pay
• Israel hits Gaza after Hamas fires incendiary balloons
• NYPD Cracking Down On Growing Fake Temporary License Plate Problem
• SpaceX launches GPS satellite with previously flown booster
• U.S. Customs & Border Protection Helicopter Pilots Airlift Seriously Injured Migrant From Remote Area To Hospital
• Maricopa County's partisan ballot review in final stages
• Biden signs bill making Juneteenth a federal holiday
• After a year stuck indoors, visitors are overcrowding national parks
• Caught On Video: Man Punches 82-Year-Old, Steals His Cane Inside Lower East Side Bodega
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Looking For Solutions To Bus Driver Shortage
• Tropical System To Bring Heavy Rain, Flooding To Gulf Coast
• Man Killed, Woman Injured In Double Shooting In Olney, Police Say
• 2 People Rescued From Lake Michigan Near Rainbow Beach In South Shore
• Poor Sleep Linked To Dementia And Early Death, Study Finds
• Endangered snake species found thriving near San Francisco airport
• Live! Casino Pittsburgh Gearing Up For Summerfest Live
• 14 Migrants In Custody After Coming Ashore In Pompano Beach
• Boston University professor Ibram X. Kendi on racism in America
• Miami-Dade, Broward County Public Schools To Continue Free Summer Food Distribution
• 'We Need To Get To 70 Percent By July 4th': Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Hopes To Meet Biden Admin. Goal
• 3 dead, 2 missing after tubers float over North Carolina dam
• West Virginia Lawmaker Comes Out As Gay
• 'I Felt Numb': Mother Outraged Over Dracut High School Yearbook Message Of Support For Son's Accused Killer
• 58 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Hardliner poised to win Iran election as nuke deal hangs in balance
• Bethel Park Baseball Team Wins 5-A State Championship
• To Do List: Sand Sculptures, Farmer's Market, Virtual Dance Party
• Canonsburg Fourth Of July Parade Returning In 2021
• West Virginia University Offering Students And Employees Multiple Vaccination Incentives
• Duquesne University Offering Staff Incentives For Getting The COVID-19 Vaccine
• Greensburg Police K-9 'Falco' To Retire
• Insight Global Asking Employees To Help Locate Documents That May Contain Personal Information
• Islanders Fall To Lightning In Game 3
• Stanton HR, Triple Play Key Yankees' Win Over Blue Jays
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/18 Friday Morning Forecast

Videos from June 18, 2021

• 9 states set to end enhanced federal unemployment benefits on Saturday
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• Role model inspires boy with Down Syndrome to complete mini-triathlon
• Astronauts preparing for a Sunday spacewalk to continue upgrades
• Bitcoin mining companies eyeing move to U.S. amid crypto-crackdown in China
• Americans are quitting their jobs at record pace, report says
• Biden urges vaccinations as CDC warns of Delta variant
• Nation marks Juneteenth as federal holiday for the first time
• Iran set to elect hardliner facing U.S. sanctions as president
• Kim Jong Un's recent public appearance leads to questions about his health
• Record heat scorches southwestern U.S.
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• Biden unlikely to achieve July COVID vaccination goal
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• Increased infection rates in undervaccinated states
• Anti-Defamation League: American Jews concerned about rising antisemitism
• Those who lost everything to COVID feel left behind amid reopening
• Report finds Black Americans face huge economic disparities
• Western U.S. gripped by drought and wildfire threat during record heat wave
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• Local Matters: Maine lawmakers approve bill to shift recycling costs to companies
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