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Articles from June 19, 2021

• Body Of Missing UC Davis Graduate Catherine Serou Found In Russia, Reports Say
• LAFD Knocks Down 4-Acre Blaze In Remote Section Of Ken Malloy Harbor Regional Park
• Events Around Sacramento Celebrate First Nationally Recognized Juneteenth
• Saturday Night Fever: Enjoying A Night On The Town After California COVID Restrictions Lifted
• Ohtani hits 22nd homer of season, Angels beat Tigers 8-3
• Buehler takes no-hitter into 8th, Dodgers beat D-backs 9-3
• 1 Dead, 5 Wounded in Saturday Evening Shooting at Oakland's Lake Merritt
• Sounders hold off Galaxy 2-1, Chicharito Shut Out For 3rd Straight Game
• Chicago Weather: 2 Rounds Of Severe Storms Possible Sunday
• 3 People Shot On Back Of The Yards Sidewalk
• Man Carjacked While Making Food Delivery In Old Town
• CTA Brown Line Service To Shut Down From Sedgwick To Loop From 5 a.m. To 5 p.m. Sunday
• Cubs' Javy Baez Reveals He Retires, Collects His Home Run Bats
• Environmentalist Chad Pregracke Wants To Turn Old I-80 Bridge Over Mississippi River Into Crossing For Bison
• Shooting Outside Aurora Apartment Injures Mom And Child Inside Unit
• Caught On Video: Naked Man Burglarizes Bel-Air Home Before Coming Face To Face With Unsuspecting Homeowner
• United Airlines Plane Flies From Houston To Chicago With Special All-Black Crew In Honor Of Juneteenth
• Nets Eliminated From Playoffs As Bucks Withstand Durant's 48 In Game 7
• Martin, Pulock Help Isles Top Lightning To Tie Series
• Artists Of The Wall Festival Returns To Loyola Beach In Rogers Park
• Baltimore Organizations Collaborate For 2nd Juneteenth Father's Day Bailout
• First Federal Juneteenth Holiday Marked With Celebrations In Annapolis, Baltimore
• Man Shot, Suffers Graze Wound While In Car Near Lincoln Park Zoo
• Man Killed, Woman Critically Wounded In Humboldt Park Shooting
• 'It Means Celebrating Freedom': Communities Across Boston Celebrate 1st Juneteenth As National Holiday
• UPDATE: PG&E Restores Power To More Than 50,000 East Bay Customers
• Revs Extend Win Streak to Four Games in 3-2 Victory over New York City FC
• Fells Point Business Owners Meet With City Agencies On Recent Crime
• Police Seek Person Of Interest After Children Are Caught In Middle Of Brazen Shooting In The Bronx
• Man Allegedly Armed With Taser, Large Knife Arrested At Washington Square Park
• Community MVP: Christina Flowers Is On A Mission To Meet The Needs Of Baltimore's Homeless
• Opal Lee's Annual Walk Was Extra Special Saturday After Juneteenth Becomes Federal Holiday
• NYPD Detective Injured In 2017 Vehicular Attack Honored At Islanders Game
• Lance Lynn Gives Up 6 Runs As White Sox Lose To Astros
• Radio City Music Hall Hosts Fully Vaccinated, 100% Capacity Audience For Final Night Of Tribeca Festival
• Attorneys offer surprising defense for men charged in Ahmaud Arbery killing
• Coloradans Kim Dobson And Ashley Brasovan Take Top Spots In Mount Washington Road Race
• McNamara Caps Late Flurry, Revolution Beat NYCFC
• 2 People Shot, Wounded In Separate Incidents On North Avenue On Cusp Of Humboldt Park, Logan Square
• Wayland Police Say Incident Thought To Be Attempted Abduction Was 'A Misunderstanding'
• Brooklyn Park Community Mourns Neighbor's Death With Vigil
• Car Fire On I-10 Freeway Slows Traffic
• Chicago Fire Fall To Columbus Crew For Second Straight Loss
• Leimert Park Rising, A Reopening Ceremony And First Official National Observance Of Juneteenth
• One Killed In Westminster Crash That Mangled Five Cars
• Urshela Takes Shard In Eye, Hits Go-Ahead Homer As NY Stops Streaking A's 7-5
• 38-Year-Old Man Killed In West Baltimore Shooting
• Fire at San Francisco Tenderloin Apartments Injures 15; Dozens Saved by Occupants' Heroism
• Blood Donations Needed As US Faces Severe Shortage, Red Cross Says
• 1 Dead, 2 Hospitalized After Truck Slams Into Spectators At Stonewall Pride Parade In Wilton Manors
• Cicadas Could Cause Your Car To Overheat, AAA Says
• 1-Year-Old Boy Drowns In Family Swimming Pool In Wrentham
• Nearly 400 Pounds Of Illegal Fireworks Seized From Stockton Home
• History Remembered at Historic Juneteenth Festival in Marin City
• Lester Gets 1st Win For Nats, Lindor 5 RBIs As Mets Split
• Red Stars Take On Washington Spirit, End In Tie
• 2 People Killed In North Carolina Tubing Accident Were From LaPorte, Indiana
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued For Lawrence and Beaver Counties, Parts Of Ohio
• Juneteenth Flag Flies Over Illinois State Capitol For First Time
• Exclusive: CBS3 Obtains Surveillance Video Of Triple Shooting That Left Toddler Injured, 2 Men Dead In West Philadelphia 
• Preventing Theft: Denver Police Etching VIN On Catalytic Converters
• Pittsburgh Police: Man In Critical Condition After Shooting On North Side
• Chino Man In Custody After Allegedly Stealing Semi-Truck And Crashing Into Utility Pole, Parked Cars and A House
• 5 People Rescued After Boat Capsizes Near Lighthouse In Buzzards Bay
• Colorado Weather: Landspout Tornadoes Hit Colorado Plains
• Perez, Reynolds Home Runs Power Pirates Past Indians, 6-3
• Colorado governor signs gun reform bills into law
• 3 Injured In West Philadelphia's Second Triple Shooting Of Day, Police Say
• 'Say Their Names' Prayer Service Remembers 36 Victims Of Social Injustice
• Guerrero's Go-ahead Double Helps Jays Rally Past O's 10-7
• Rhys Hoskins, Phillies Wallop Giants 13-6
• Fender Bender Leads To Shooting That Left 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Dallas, Police Say
• Busta Rhymes, Chaka Khan To Perform At AFRAM Festival, Will Be Held On Juneteenth Starting 2022
• Police: Juvenile Girl Shot, Killed At Dallas Apartment
• North Texas Marks Juneteenth With Celebrations Throughout Saturday
• 1 Dead After Rolling A Car In Benton County
• Phillies Roll Through Giants 13-6
• Vendors And Organizers Celebrate Juneteenth, Black Culture In Pittsburgh
• Chino Hills Two-Vehicle Collision Claims Life Of Motorcyclist
• Folsom Cafe Owners Dip Into Savings, Sell Everything To Keep Business Alive
• Sacramentans Notice Earthy-Tasting Tap Water Sooner Than Normal
• Urshela Takes Shard In Eye, Then Hits Go-Ahead Homer As Yankees Beat A's
• Philadelphia Police Investigating 2 Crashes Involving Officers
• Juneteenth Celebrations Stretch From City To Suburbs For First Year As A Federal Holiday
• WCCO Saturday Night Interview: Life Time Target Center Cafe Manager John Morris
• Martinez, Dalbec Lead Red Sox Over Royals 7-1
• Port Authority Dropping Capacity Limits On All Vehicles Tomorrow
• City Of Monessen Celebrates Juneteenth For The First Time With Ceremony At City Hall
• Californians Fete First Federally Recognized Juneteenth With Street Parades, Festivals
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Warm, Muggy Saturday Night; Another Sizzler Sunday
• Minnesota Runner Qualifies To Race In 2021 Tokyo Olympics
• Connecticut Man Charged In Hit-And-Run With Tractor-Trailer That Injured Mass. State Police Lieutenant
• West Nile Virus Detected In 3 Mosquito Samples In Stockton
• No One Injured In Two-Alarm Fire At Mobile Home In North Fayette Township
• Did Texans Actually Conserve Energy This Week? Residents Question ERCOT's Readiness
• President Biden Makes Vaccination Push As Concerns Over Delta Variant Increase
• Yankees' Late Rally Ends Athletics' Streak
• Tropical Storm Claudette Batters Gulf Coast With Heavy Rain And Flooding
• Cubs Get Clobbered By Marlins Again -- Jason Heyward's Solo Homer Is Cubs' Only Run
• Juneteenth 2021: Thousands Celebrate Newest Federal Holiday With Events In Denver's Five Points Neighborhood
• 43rd Annual Puerto Rican People's Parade Marches Through Humboldt Park
• March Calls For Justice For Antwon Rose II On Day Marking 3 Years Since His Death
• LGBTQ Celebrated In Wynwood As Part Of Pride Month
• 5 People, Including 2 Children, Rushed To Hospital From South Shore Apartment Fire
• DuSable Museum Reopens On Juneteenth, Unveils New Touring 'Blank Slate Monument' Sculpture
• Wawa's Welcome America Event Kicks Off With Juneteenth Celebration
• Broward Commemorates Juneteenth By Renaming Street After Civil Rights Activists Harry, Harriett Moore
• Bidens' Older Dog, Champ, Has Died; German Shepherd Was 13
• Witnesses Sought After Patterson Man Killed In Crash
• Juneteenth Celebrated At Community Party In Overtown
• President Biden's Dog Champ Has Died, White House Says
• Juneteenth Brings Joyous And Hopeful Celebrations And Commemorations To Chicago
• 'Know The Area': Bourne Fire Chief Issues Warning To Swimmers After Recent Rescues From Rip Currents
• Homestead Grays Bridge Will Be Rededicated On Sunday
• Duvall Smacks 2 Hrs Again As Marlins Pound Cubs 11-1
• UPDATE: Bautista Fire Grows To 95-Acres With 0% Containment
• Deadly Shooting Investigated In NW Miami
• West Nile Virus Found in Mosquitos in Stockton
• LA County Reports 255 New Cases Of COVID-19, 9 More Deaths
• Syringe Stabber, Thomas Stemen, Enters Plea Deal For Feb. 2020 Grocery Store Attack
• Tornado Warning Issued In Northern Ohio, West Of Mercer County
• Ryan Crouser breaks 31-year-old shot put world record
• Courtney Vandersloot Has Double-Double As Sky Top Connecticut Sun
• Intoxicated Chicagoan Driver Attempted to Flee Traffic Stop On I-80/94 East, Indiana State Police Say
• Boil Water Order Rescinded In Burlington 2 Days After E. Coli Found
• Local Nursing Home Recreates Day Korean War Veteran Met His Sweetheart 70 Years Ago
• Massachusetts Reports 91 New COVID Cases, 6 Additional Deaths
• Coroner IDs Woman Found Dead Near Freeway In South Los Angeles
• Parade, Concerts & More: Juneteenth Celebrations Underway In Denver
• UMass To Unveil Statues Of Erving, Camby, Leaman And Calipari
• Clarion University Swimmer, 18, Dies After Drowning
• 'Love Is Love Part II' Mural Unveiled In Honor Of Pride Month
• Several Allegheny County Pools Close Due To Weather Conditions
• Minnesota Weather: Saturday Is A #Top10WxDay, Rain Likely For Father's Day
• Hazelwood Protester Says She Was Hit By Car Last Year, Files Lawsuit Against Driver
• Woman Shot Dead, Two Others Wounded In South L.A. Drive-By
• Woman Wounded As Stray Bullets Riddle Oakland Neighborhood
• Georgia Man Arrested For 2020 Rape Of Woman Who Was Dragged Into Queens Alley
• Police shoot driver who allegedly drove into cyclists in Arizona
• 40-Year-Old Woman Dies In West Englewood House Fire
• Twins' Triple And 2 Bases-Loaded Walks In 10th Beat Rangers 7-5
• Capitol Police Officer Eugene Goodman Throws First Pitch At Mets-Nationals Game
• Authorities Ask Public For Info On Couple Charged 6-Year-Old Aiden Leos Freeway Shooting Death
• Motorcyclist Dies After Collision With Tractor In Shafer
• Celebrating And Commemorating Juneteenth: Words From Local Lawmakers
• Crash On 10 Freeway In West LA Leaves One Dead
• Police Investigating Shooting In Homewood
• LA Presiding Judge Extends Deadlines For Criminal Trials
• Juneteenth Celebrations To Be Held Throughout Los Angeles County
• Two Seriously Injured In Three-Vehicle Crash In Hancock Park
• Santa Rosa Police Search For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Critically Injured Bicyclist
• What To Do To Stay Safe Around Water This Summer At The Pool Or Beach
• Pa. Turnpike To Close Westbound Lanes Between Monroeville, Harmarville Overnight On Sunday
• Indiana, Several Other States End Enhanced Federal Unemployment Benefits
• Fierce Capitol Attacks On Police In Newly Released Videos
• Panthers' Barkov Wins Selke Trophy As Best Defensive Forward
• After 10-Hour Standoff, 1 Arrested In Connection To Robbinsdale Homicide
• Lightning Sparks Over 20 New Wildfires In Extreme Southwest Colorado On Friday
• COVID In Minnesota: 132 Cases, 5 Deaths Reported Saturday
• Message in a bottle unites 2 teens on both sides of the Atlantic
• Oil Spill Settlement To Fund Loon Conservation Projects
• Westmoreland Co. Board Of Elections Making Changes, Restructuring
• Duvall Hits Slam, 2-run Shot, Marlins Clobber Cubs 10-2
• Juneteenth Celebrations Happening Across Chicago
• Connecticut Becomes 1st State To Make All Prison Phone Calls Free
• Parental Rights Bill Sent To Florida Governor Ron DeSantis
• 5 Rescued From The Water After Boat Overturns Near Marion
• Vacation destinations help travelers unplug, literally
• Chicago Animal Care To Give Away Free Pet Vaccines And Microchips
• HBO Max subscribers respond to intern's mistake with funny stories
• It's Academic: June 19, 2021
• COVID-19 Kills Another 290 Floridians
• Black Bear Spotted Roaming Near Rt. 981 In New Alexandria
• 5 Injured In Dinkytown Shooting
• Good Samaritan's Car Stolen As He Helps Victims Of Three-Car Crash
• 2 Die In San Francisco Shootings Early Saturday Morning
• Reports: Abducted UC Davis Graduate Catherine Serou Found Dead In Russia; Suspect In Custody
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations & Positivity Rate Decline Saturday
• Colorado Weather: Scattered Saturday Storms, Few Could Turn Severe On The Plains
• COVID Flexibilities Eliminated For Medicaid
• NYPD: 24-Year-Old Driver Struck, Seriously Hurt Woman During Brooklyn Carjacking
• 4 Your Community: Boston Pride
• Iran elects hard-line president amid historically low voter turnout
• Tropical Storm Claudette Forms, Lashes Gulf Coast With Heavy Rain, Floods
• San Jose Man Drowns In Lake Berryessa
• Security Guard Shoots Man Who Pulled Gun When Asked To Pay For Snacks At West Englewood Gas Station
• Four Wounded In San Jose Early Saturday Morning Shootings
• Chicago Weather: Hot Weekend With Storms For Father's Day
• Legendary sprinter dies of COVID-19 days after his wife
• List Of Juneteenth Events In The Twin Cities
• Caught On Camera: Innocent Children Caught In Middle Of Brazen Shooting In The Bronx
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: June 19, 2021
• Nostalgia And Flavor: Saturday Dumpling Club Takes Off In Minneapolis
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Temps Reach Upper 80 Saturday, Afternoon & Evening Storms Possible
• Shocking video shows kids caught in middle of NYC shooting
• Investigators ID Person Whose Body Parts Were Found In NE Mpls. As Adam Richard Johnson
• New York Scaling Back Mass COVID Vaccination Sites, Adding Pop-Ups At Early Voting Locations
• Police Safely Locate Previously Missing 82-Year-Old Merilyn Penn
• Charges To Be Dismissed Against Truck Driver Who Drove Into George Floyd Protest
• Juneteenth 2021: Tri-State Area Events Honoring Liberation Of America's Last Enslaved People
• South Hills Resident Rose Spencer Celebrates Her 100th Birthday
• College pitcher dies due to complications from Tommy John surgery
• Man Makes Guilty Plea In Connection With 2017 Drug Overdose Death
• Hey Ray! Experimenting With Gravity
• Pence heckled at conservative conference in Florida
• Advocates say Juneteenth's federal recognition is only the beginning
• Pricey brain-cancer drug no longer an option under Medicare
• 8 million households face eviction or foreclosure within weeks
• Tropical Storm Claudette lashes Gulf Coast with heavy rain, floods
• Pittsburgh Weather: Chances Of Showers, Storms, Severe Weather
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/19 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Two Women Injured In Northview Heights Shooting
• Fallen Tree Branch Hits And Kills Woman In Upper St. Clair Park, Husband Left Injured
• Kapler Beats Former Team As Giants Defeat Phillies 5-3
• Saturday's Show Info (6/19/21)
• Back to the Finale: Part ii - DC's Legends Of Tomorrow
• Kane, Kate - Batwoman
• After Hours - All American
• Power - The Republic Of Sarah
• Rayo de Luz - The Flash
• Kaprielian Makes It To Bronx, Leads A's Over Yanks
• A Brief Reminiscence In-Between Cataclysmic Events - Superman & Lois
• Isolation - Kung Fu
• Hanging By A Thread - In The Dark
• Four Stones in Hand - Walker
• Fate's A Bitch, Isn't It? - Legacies
• Gomes' Single Leads Nationals To Walk-Off Win Against Mets
• What to Expect When You're Expecting the Apocalypse - Charmed
• Your Sick and Self-Serving Vendetta - Dynasty

Videos from June 19, 2021

• Justice for Ahmaud
• Mural dedicated to Juneteenth unveiled in Galveston, Texas
• Immigrant's coffee business brews hope for Honduran youths
• Man pushes to turn bridge set for demolition into national monument for bison
• Biden family's dog, Champ, dies at 13-years-old
• Controversial cleric Ebrahim Raisi set to become Iran’s new president
• Reflecting on Juneteenth's legacy in civil rights history
• Delta variant threat looms large in states with lagging vaccination rates
• Extreme heat wave and drought continues in the West
• Tropical Storm Claudette batters the South
• New book examines the origins of Juneteenth in Texas
• Severe droughts in Western U.S. force farmers to forgo or swap crops
• U.S. commemorates Juneteenth on Saturday
• From 2002: Fashion designer Ralph Rucci
• Shocking video shows 2 children caught in the middle of NYC shooting
• Message in a bottle travels from Rhode Island to Portugal, connecting two teenagers
• The history of discrimination against Black farmers in the U.S.
• Author Laura Lippman on new novel and love for Baltimore
• Chef Tristen Epps and Derek Fleming pay homage to African American, Caribbean heritage with new restaurant
• Vacation destinations offering Americans a chance to unplug
• China goes head to head with the U.S. in space race
• Hardliner Raisi set to become Iran’s new president
• Americans celebrate Juneteenth, the first new federal holiday in 36 years
• Expert warns of the dangers of the Delta variant, effectiveness of COVID vaccines
• Biden, health officials make their case for vaccinations as Delta variant spreads
• Millions in U.S. are under tropical storm warnings as Claudette hits Gulf