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Articles from June 22, 2021

• COVID: Masks, Social Distancing Slowed Spread Of Common Childhood Illnesses
• Stanislaus County DA: Officer-Involved Shooting Of Eloy Gonzalez Was Justified
• Snell Pitches 5 Scoreless Innings, Padres Beat Dodgers 3-2
• Police Searching For Gunman In Deadly North Sacramento Double Shooting
• Single-Engine Plane Catches Fire After Crash Near Big Bear City Airport
• Desclafani Wins Again, Flores HR As Giants Top Angels, 5-0
• UPDATE: Community Gathers To Heal After Terrifying Juneteenth Mass Shooting At Oakland's Lake Merritt
• Friend Says Vitalina Joga Was Working Towards Real Estate License
• DeSclafani Wins Again, Flores HR As Giants Top Angels 5-0
• Huge Waves, High Tides Raises Fears Of Coastal Flooding In Newport Beach
• Video Shows Man Crashing Into Deputies' Command Post Denair
• Report Reveals San Jose State University's $4 Billion Economic Impact On California
• Ayton Soars For Last Second Shot, Suns Beat Clippers
• Chicago Weather: Shower Chance By Daybreak
• Hendricks Dominates, Bryant Homers As Cubs Beat Cleveland
• Investigators In Arvada Shooting Look For Motive & Gunfire Sources
• Shock And Outrage In Humboldt Park At Death Of Young Parents Yasmin Perez, Gyovanny Arzuaga In Shooting Called 'Execution-Style'
• NYC Primary: Eric Adams Leads Democratic Mayoral Race In First Round Of Results; Andrew Yang Concedes Early
• NYC Primary: Guardian Angels Founder Curtis Sliwa Is Projected Winner Of Republican Mayoral Primary
• NYC Primary: So Many Options For Manhattan District Attorney, And Ranked Choice Voting Doesn't Apply
• Bodies Of 2 Girls Found In Same Lauderhill Canal Just Hours Apart
• Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Joining Others From Around Nation To Discuss Rise In Violent Crime With President Biden
• 'Absolutely Horrifying': Man Says Hawthorne Police Altercation Left Him Blind In Right Eye
• NYC Primary: 10 Democratic Candidates Looking To Play Key Role In New York's Pandemic Recovery As New City Comptroller
• WATCH: Water Main Break Sends Water And Debris Shooting Into Peace, Love And Little Donuts In Strip District
• Lakers' Alex Caruso Arrested In Texas For Alleged Marijuana Possession
• Phillies Leave Bases Loaded In Bottom 9th In 3-2 Loss To Nationals
• Dike, Michel Each Score 2 Goals In Orlando City's Win Over San Jose, 5-0
• With Tornado-Damaged Houses Left Behind, Volunteers Step In To Keep Burglars Away
• After More Remains Found, Adam Johnson's Family Pleads For Answers
• What Is COVID's Delta Variant?
• Settlement reached with company linked to Kobe Bryant crash
• 'You Can't Find A New One': High Demand, Low Inventory Leave Boat Buyers Adrift
• Mitchell Hamline School Of Law Offers Class On Derek Chauvin Trial
• How Minnesota's Power Grid Handles The Heat
• 50% Of Coloradans Fully Vaccinated Against COVID, Hospitalizations Reach Lowest Level Since October
• Miami-Dade Police Officer Arrested On Domestic Violence Charge
• NWS Confirms EF-0 Tornado Touches Down Along Butler And Allegheny Counties Border
• Audit Finds Colorado Program To Flag Opioid Abuse Is Failing, Dozens of Doctors Running 'Pill Mills'
• 1 Dead In Stabbing On Metro Train In DTLA, Suspect In Custody
• 'It's Like An Assault': Bar Made Famous By 'Perfect Storm' Asks For Return Of Stolen Photo Album
• Investigation Underway After Rabid Dog Imported From Middle East Ends Up In Chester County
• TxDOT Unveils 5 Proposals For Interstate 345 In Downtown Dallas
• Pirates Rally For Win Over Skidding White Sox
• No Luck For Bulls In NBA Draft Lottery
• Yasmani Grandal Hits 3-Run Homer In 7th, But White Sox Lose To Pirates
• Sacramento Gets 9th Pick In NBA Draft Lottery; Detroit Wins Top Spot
• 'A Tragic Case Of Domestic Violence:' Police Investigating Possible Murder-Suicide In Oxford
• Changes Ahead For Fort Worth 911 Call Center In Wake Of Long Delays, Unanswered Calls
• Gurriel Hits RBI Double In 9th, Blue Jays Beat Marlins
• Buddy's Pizza Celebrates 75th Anniversary With Donations To Detroit Zoo
• Sylvan Fire Grows To 3,300+ Acres In White River National Forest, With No Containment
• Former Maryland Youth Pastor Don Martin Charged In 30-Year-Old Rape, Police Search For Other Victims
• 'We Walk For Her' Brings Attention To Murdered Black Women And Girls
• Animal Rights Group Sues Park Service Over Dying Point Reyes Elk
• Some Voluntary Evacuation Orders Given Near Muddy Slide Fire
• Pennsylvania Restaurant & Lodging Association Launches Vaccination Initiative Targeting Hospitality Workers
• California Oil Regulators Once More Delay Health, Safety Rules
• 'He Loved Everybody': Friends Share Memories Of Fallen Arvada Police Officer Gordon Beesley
• NYC Primary: New Yorkers Head To Polls To Pick Next Mayor, Candidates Make Last-Minute Campaign Push
• LA Phil Returning To Walt Disney Concert Hall Season With Full Capacity Audience
• COVID Vaccine Hesitancy Remains Among 18 to 39 Year Olds, CDC Reports
• Airlines Struggling To Keep Up With Travel Demand As More Americans Make Summer Plans
• Allegheny County Artist Adds Personal Touch To Anti-Violence Mural In Homewood
• Salida Security Officer Shoots Suspect In Fear of Partner's Life
• U.S. seizes Iranian state-linked news sites
• Five-Lane Configuration Opens On Peña Blvd. Approaching DIA
• Chesapeake Bay Receives 'C' Grade On Annual Report Card Despite Pandemic Quarantine Last Year
• California Reopens: Bay Area Air Travelers Deal With Return Of High Prices, Airline Staffing Crunch - 'It's Ridiculous'
• Man Shot In Harwood, Anne Arundel County Police Investigating
• Baltimore County Police Officer Deandre Ross Charged With Stealing Dead Woman's Identity, Laptop
• Vanessa Bryant, Other Families Reach Settlement With Company That Operated Helicopter Involved In Fatal Crash
• COVID: Time Running Out On CA Eviction Moratorium To Help Struggling Bay Area Renters
• Barry Thomas Goldsborough Of Laurel Pleads Guilty To Possessing Child Porn
• 'Fire Monks' Ready To Defend Zen Monastery From Willow Fire Raging In Big Sur
• Golden State Warriors Get Picks No. 7 and 14 in 2021 NBA Draft Lottery
• Grand Jury Declines To Indict 8 Collin County Detention Officers Fired Following Marvin Scott's In-Custody Death
• Wisconsin Republicans Send Election Bills To Gov. Tony Evers
• Wisconsin Bans Chokeholds, Assembly Votes To Block Defunding Police
• Police: 17-Year-Old Shot In Head, Killed In Southwest Philadelphia
• Jeffrey Hiers Accused Of Punching, Choking Southwest Employee On DIA Concourse Train
• 'She'd Scream & Fight': Olivia Gant's Grandfather Demands Answers, Prepares For Lawsuit
• Montgomery Co. Executive To Unveil Climate Action Plan
• Parker And Sky Win Sixth Straight, Rout New York Liberty
• Peloton adds $39 subscription to its pricey treadmill
• NYC Primary: All Eyes On City's Economic Recovery As Voters Decide All 5 Borough President Positions
• Photos: Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals: Clippers vs Suns
• Bootleg Theater In LA Closes Its Doors For Good
• 'Amazing, Absolutely Amazing.' Former NFL Player Living In Provincetown Reacts To Carl Nassib's Coming Out
• Timberwolves' First-Round Pick, No.7, Goes To Warriors
• MTA Bridge And Tunnel Officers Honored For Keeping New Yorkers, Lost Dog Safe
• Javy Baez Returns To Cubs Lineup After Being Pulled Monday For Losing Track Of Number Of Outs, Doubling Off At First Base
• 16 Residents At Baltimore Residential Reentry Center In Quarantine After Covid Exposure
• Man Accused Of Strangling Newborn Child Of Teenager He Sexually Assaulted Pleads Guilty
• 150+ Houston Hospital Workers Who Refused To Get COVID-19 Vaccine Were Fired Or Resigned
• Street Artist Dasic Fernandez Gives Chinatown's Doyers Street A Vibrant Makeover
• Garcetti Asks Chief Of Staff Ana Guerrero To Step Down Over Facebook Comments
• North Texas Hotels Limited By Staff Shortages Increase Wages, Flexibility To Attract Workers
• Adam Engel Goes On Injured List For White Sox With Strained Right Hamstring
• Racist Graffiti, Vandalism Reported In Rural Washington County
• Afternoon Rains Cave In Roof At Somerville Auto Body Shop
• Mother, Son Found Safe After Amber Alert In New Hampshire
• Tobacco Company Philip Morris International Moving Corporate Headquarters From New York To Connecticut
• Chilling Video Shows Moments Leading Up to Death of Stockton Officer and His Killer
• South Bay Contractors Struggling to Find Construction Workers for Jobs
• Hynes Convention Center Closes As Mass Vaccination Site
• Boston Marathon Will Return To Patriots Day For 2022
• CHP: Driver Killed, Child Injured In Rancho Murieta Crash
• Randolph School Board Overturns Decision Removing Names Of Holidays From School Calendar
• OC Triplets Celebrate Being Pregnant At The Same Time
• Chilling Video Shows Man Climbing Through Bedroom Window At Beaver County Home While 2 Kids Were Sleeping
• Changes Underway At LAX As Rideshare Prices Shoot Up
• U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet Takes On Questions About Child Tax Credit
• Greinke, Astros Beat Orioles 3-1 for 9th Straight Win
• Selection Of Vacation Home Rentals Getting Sparse
• Suspect Sought In Robbery At El Cerrito Pharmacy
• Video Simulation Shows What Empire Wind Project, Off Long Island And N.J., Will Look Like From Shore
• Bay Area McDonald's Restaurants Offer Free COVID Shots and Menu Items
• Video of Florida trooper tasing teen sparks outrage
• Combate Mixed Martial Arts Coming To Paramount+ And CBS Sports Network
• Keller @ Large: Talks Drag Over Infrastructure Bill, But One Side Has The Upper Hand
• Chilling Video Shows Moments Leading Up To Death Of Stockton Officer And His Killer
• Plans To Rebuild Norwood Hospital In The Works After Floods Destroyed Building One Year Ago
• Proposed Federal Legislation Would Impose Regulations To Prevent Black-Market Brokering Of Donated Body Parts
• Nassau County Relaunching Operation Natalie To Combat Opioid Abuse
• Canton Woman Pleads Guilty In Romance Scam
• 2nd Person Charged In Death Of Texas 5-Year-Old Whose Body Was Discovered In Motel
• Woodridge Residents Cope With Emotional Impact Of Damage From Sunday Night Tornado; Village Places Priority On Getting Power Back On
• Families Flock To Tutoring Companies To Help Fill Pandemic Learning Gap
• House Speaker Pelosi Creating Select Committee To Investigate Jan. 6 Insurrection
• Caught On Camera: Violent Street Takeover Crash Damages El Tarasco Restaurant In Slymar
• U.S. not expected to hit 70% COVID vaccination goal by July 4
• Residents Repairing Homes After Tornado Run Into Sky-High Prices For Lumber, Other Construction Materials
• Sanneh Foundation Offers Free Basketball Camps To Get Girls Of Color In The Game
• Free Lollapalooza Tickets For Getting COVID Shots This Saturday
• Coconut Grove Arts Festival Gets Green Light For Full-Capacity Return In 2022
• FBI Searches Platte River In Connection With Littleton Bowling Alley Triple Murder From 2002
• Turlock Man Accused Of Trying To Burn Home Twice Arrested On Arson Charges
• Turlock Man Accused Of Trying To Burn Home Twice Arrested On Arson Charges
• Most U.S Metro Areas More Segregated Than Decades Ago; Interactive Map Illustrates Divide
• Gov. Greg Abbott Announces Special Session For Texas Legislature Starts July 8
• City Of Miami Unveils Interactive Kiosk To Help Visitors Navigate Wynwood
• Third Tornado Confirmed From Sunday Night Storms; It Traveled From Hobart To South Haven, Indiana
• Grand jury declines to charge Texas officers over in-custody death
• Major Hurricanes, Inflated Damage Claims & Lengthy Lawsuits A Perfect Storm Of Problems For Florida's Home Insurance Industry
• Sticker Shock: Travelers Stunned By Rising Costs Of Renting A Car
• Veterans Searching For Jobs In Pennsylvania Face Challenges
• Scarlett Johansson To Receive American Cinematheque Honor
• Senate Republicans block Democrats' voting rights bill
• AG Ellison Seeks Comments From Community Leading Into Derek Chauvin's Sentencing
• Rising Delta variant fuels worries of COVID resurgence
• Moderna Increasing Production For Its COVID-19 Vaccine, Pledges 3 Billion Doses By 2022
• Animal Rights Group Sues Park Service Over Dying Elk At Point Reyes National Seashore
• Over The Limit: Man Busted Catching Too Many Fish At Colorado State Park
• Broward Receives Federal Funding For Its Emergency Rental Assistance Program
• Mayor Breed Vetoes Bill Providing Free Muni Service, Citing Cost Concerns
• Got An Ant Problem? Expert Explains Reasons For Recent Surge And Offers Prevention Tips
• 'Fills My Heart': Previously Abused Horses Now Helping Humans With Their Own Challenges
• Police: Online Argument Leads To Father's Day Shootout In Westmoreland County
• Chris Bosh Shares What Miami Heat Have To Do Next Season After Being Bounced From NBA Playoffs
• Fire Restrictions At Denver's Mountain Parks Now In Effect
• School Of Magic Arts In Baltimore Gives Students Life Lessons Along With A Few Tricks
• One Tribe Foundation Helping First Responders, Healthcare Workers With Growing Mental Health Challenges
• Gov. Jared Polis Signs Alcohol To-Go Bill
• 'They're Angels To Me': Volunteers Help Naperville Homeowners Clean Up After The Tornado
• Connecticut Becomes 19th State To Legalize Recreational Marijuana
• U.S. to admit asylum-seekers who had to wait in Mexico
• 911 Calls Released Of Aftermath Of Memorial Day Weekend Mass Shooting In NW Dade
• North Texas Nonprofit Brings Joy Of Scuba Diving To Veterans With Disabilities
• 'Our Pure Michigan Summer Is Back,' Whitmer Officially Announces Mask Mandate, Some COVID Restrictions Lifted
• Tyler Naquin's 3-Run Homer In 9th Gives Reds 10-7 Win Over Twins
• Whitmer Announces Plan To Expand Tuition-Free College To 22,000 Additional Michiganders
• Shipping Issues Causing Fireworks Shortage Ahead Of July 4th Holiday
• Judge releases new video in alleged Proud Boys conspiracy case
• Travel Experts Say Major Airlines Forced To Cancel Flights Were Unprepared For Issues Like Pilot Shortage
• More Than 200 Construction Projects Impacted If Transportation Budget Not Signed Quickly
• #TogetherInPride: Las Vegas Raiders Defensive Lineman Carl Nassib Comes Out As Gay
• Senate Republicans Block Democrats' Voting Rights Bill From Advancing
• Ravens Fans Can Attend 13 Open Training Camp Practices: 12 In Owings Mills, 1 At M&T Bank Stadium
• Former Broadmoor Police Chief Michael Connolly Charged With Conflict Of Interest
• Connecticut is the latest state to legalize recreational marijuana
• 3 Year Old Dies After Hit And Run In Bronzeville
• Rare EF-3 Tornado Traveled About 16 Miles From Naperville To Willow Springs, Weather Service Reports
• Video Of Man Flying Custom-Machine Hoverboard Through Times Square Goes Viral
• More Than 40 Restaurants Dishing Up Delicious Deals During Burlington County Restaurant Week
• 'An Unbelievable Friend': Football Coach Remembers 12-Year-Old Tyler Norton, Killed In Pottstown House Fire
• AAA Expects 2.4 Million Floridians Will Hit Road For July 4th Holiday Weekend
• Davie Man Accused Of Setting Girlfriend's Mobile Home On Fire While She Was In It
• Some Sacramento Area Clinics Offering Free Tickets To Six Flags Parks For People Who Get Their 1st COVID-19 Vaccine
• Open For Business: Bussinger Trains Uses Pandemic To Take On New Direction
• Fear Of Needles Stopping You From Getting A COVID Vaccine? Meet Buzzy, A Device To Help Overcome Needle-Phobia
• Wild Cow Fire Grows To 245+ Acres, Sends Plumes Of Smoke Into The Air
• Southern Californians Expected To Travel In Big Numbers Over Fourth Of July Weekend
• Man Hits Gas Pump, Dumpster At South Loop Gas Station While Trying To Drive Away After Being Shot At
• 1 Displaced After Linthicum Home Catches Fire
• Monster Jam Set To Be One Of The 1st Full Capacity Events At Golden 1 Center Since Pandemic
• Maryland School Systems Preparing For Upcoming School Year
• Jury Begins Deliberation In Trial Of Sheldon Jeter
• Two New Jersey State Troopers Rescue Missing Golden Retriever Chunk From Barnegat Bay
• Federal Child Tax Credit Program Expanding: What You Need To Know To Get Your Benefit
• Michelangelo's statues cleaned with flesh-eating bacteria
• Search On For 3 Assailants Who Carjacked Man Sleeping In His Car In West Loop
• Study Highlights Pennsylvania's Aging And Crumbling Infrastructure
• Tourist Attacked With Bottle On Subway: 'New York Is Like A Dream To Go Visit ... But At This Time It's An Unsafe Place To Walk'
• Push To Save 13-Year-Old Connor Dobbyn, Fighting 'Childhood Alzheimer's,' Heats Up With Fundraiser For Clinical Trial
• Shots Fired Outside Fort Lauderdale City Hall
• Experts Warn Delta Variant Could Make Unvaccinated Communities 'Look Like Last Winter'
• Rockland County Hosting COVID Vaccine Clinic At Ballpark In Effort To Reach 70% Vaccination Goal
• Cause of Death Still Unknown for Gray Whale That Washed Up at SF's Ocean Beach
• Teachers union president calls for critical race theory in curriculum
• Federal Wildfire Officials Say Demand For Firefighters Increasing Across Nation
• Funeral Held For Slain Braintree Police K-9 Kitt At Gillette Stadium
• 2 Men Who Targeted Wrong Truck Charged In 2-Year-Old's Death
• New Jersey's Responsible Dog Ownership Act Could Require Owners Of Large Dogs To Have Fences
• Friends Of Hallahan Loses Bid To Reopen All-Girls Catholic High School
• Health Officials Confirm 25 Cases Of COVID-19's Delta Variant In Michigan
• Federal Child Tax Credit Program Expanding: What You Need To Know To Get Your Benefit
• Federal Child Tax Credit Program Expanding: What You Need To Know To Get Your Benefit
• Surveillance Video Shows Inwood Robbery, Shooting That Left Milton Grant, 34, Dead
• House Democrats introduce bill to require stronger car seat backs
• North Texas City's Struggle To Hire Lifeguards For Summer Leads To Pool Closures
• Imad Dawara Sentenced To 9 Years In Federal Prison For Starting Massive 2018 Old City Fire
• Sunnyvale 13-Year-Old Awakens To Help Mother Fight Off Attacker; Suspect Jailed
• 'Exploitative And Misogynistic': Protesters Greet Return Of 26-Foot Marilyn Monroe Statue In Palm Springs
• VIDEO: Colorado Bear Cubs Learning The Art Of Climbing Trees
• LA County Board Of Supervisors Extends Eviction Moratorium Through Sept. 30
• Child Tax Credit: How Much Money Will The IRS Send You Each Month?
• 21 Pounds Of Meth And 1 Pound Of Fentanyl Pills Found During Traffic Stop In Eagle County
• Research Links Marijuana, Suicidal Behavior Among Young Adults
• Massachusetts Reports 33 New COVID Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Poll: Most Americans say LGBTQ discrimination still exists
• Police: Idaho Man Suspected In Multistate Crime Spree, Including Armed Robberies In Pittsburgh Area, Arrested In State Of Indiana
• UPMC Mercy Burn Unit Reminding The Public Of Firework Dangers Ahead Of July 4
• Robert McCloud Accused Of Killing Ex-Wife Before 10-Hour Standoff With Police
• SEE IT: Florida Man Refuses To Sell Family House Now Swallowed By Massive Development
• Pittsburgh Penguins To Hold Auditions For Ice Crew
• West Texas Deputies Discover 49 Undocumented Immigrants From Brazil, Ecuador, Mexico Inside RV
• Yasmin Perez Has Died, Days After Gruesome Humboldt Park Shooting That Also Killed Her Boyfriend, Gyovanny Arzuaga
• CBS Sports Ranks Stephon Gilmore, J.C. Jackson In Top 10 Cornerbacks In The NFL
• Study: Drinking 3 To 4 Cups Of Coffee Per Day Cuts Risk For Liver Problems
• Malibu City Hall To Reopen Next Week; Meetings Remain Virtual
• Partnership For A Healthier America, Michelle Obama Bring Healthy Meal Distribution To Detroit
• Man Killed When Driver Hits Bicyclist In Olmsted County
• Santa Clara County Extends Eviction Moratorium In Unincorporated Areas Through September
• WBZ Ice Cream Social Sweet 16
• 2 St. Paul City Employees Assaulted While Working; Suspect In Custody
• Dwight Howard Defends Ben Simmons Amid Constant Criticism From Sixers Fans Following Second-Round Exit
• Bitcoin crash wipes out nearly all its 2021 gains
• Dylan Redwine Never Talked About Running Away, Friend Testifies In Father Mark Redwine's Murder Trial
• IDOT Warns Of Phishing Scams Involving Texts, Emails Looking For Personal Information
• Wildfires Continue To Burn Along State's Coast, Sierra; Endangers Buddhist Monastery
• Benicia Police Help Resident Recover Laptop Sold in Online Scam
• Pittsburgh Riot Suspect, Jordan Erdos, Sentenced To 6-12 Months In Jail
• Longer lifeline for struggling homeowners sought by consumer bureau
• Evaluation Of Possible College Football Playoff Expansion Moving Forward
• Suspect In Brutal Berkeley Home Invasion, Attempted Rape Identified As Santa Rita Jail Inmate
• DOJ Sending Crime Gun Strike Force To SF Bay Area, 4 Other Cities
• Nantucket Author Elin Hilderbrand Plans To Retire From Writing Beach Reads
• The Forum In Inglewood Will Reopen At Full Capacity For Foo Fighters Concert On July 17
• Airlines push for stronger action as in-flight violence soars
• Lifeguard Rescues Child From Drowning In Community Pool In Palatine
• Memorial For Arvada Police Officer Gordon Beesley Grows As Mourners Leave Flowers, Flags And Notes
• Acampo Skydiver Hit With Federal Wire Fraud, ID Theft Charges Over Unauthorized Tandem Instructor Courses
• Diesel Tanker Truck Flips Over On Highway 37 in Solano County Near Marsh Wildlife Area
• Man Hospitalized In San Jose Shooting Dies From His Injuries; 22nd Homicide Of 2021
• Body Of Man, 80, Found In Upper Peninsula After Search
• North Texas Getting Brief Break From Above-Normal High Temps
• LA Street Vendors Hold Large Rally, Claim Aggressive Crackdown From County Inspectors
• While Reported STDs Decreased Last Year, Pandemic Disruptions Give Cause Of Uncertainty
• WMU Offers Prize Money To Students Who Get Vaccinated
• Denver Police Find White Box Truck, Continue To Search For Those Involved In Possible Kidnapping
• Massachusetts Surpasses Goal Of 4.1 Million People Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Rescuers Recover Body Of Bicyclist Who Flipped Over Bridge Railing Into Lake Lavon
• Embattled LA Councilman Mike Bonin Steps Up Efforts To Clear Venice Homeless Camps
• Florida Sex Offender Bill Goes To Gov. DeSantis
• Ed Sheeran Joins 'The Late Late Show With James Corden' Starting June 28th
• Target Announces Plan To Cut Emissions To Net-Zero In Next 2 Decades
• House Of Oliver Restaurant Worker Dies From Her Injuries After Shooting; Suspect Identified
• Maryland Weather: Storm Downed Trees And Damaged Property Monday
• Infant Found Unharmed In Detroit Home With 2 Slain Adults
• Body Of Delaware Man Found In Maryland River 2 Days After He Reportedly Drowned
• Warriors President Rick Welts Reflects On 1985 Knicks NBA Draft Lottery Win
• Central Valley Skydiving Instructor Accused Of Running Unauthorized Courses Linked To Fatal Jump
• Kemba Walker Reportedly 'Heartbroken' Over Being Traded By Celtics
• President Biden To Discuss Agriculture In Wisconsin Next Week
• Twins' Byron Buxton Back On Injured List After 94 MPH Fastball Fractures His Hand
• Amazon Prime Day TV Deals: Big discounts on Sony TVs, Samsung TVs and more
• Chief James White To Hold A Press Conference Tuesday Regarding Violence In Detroit
• Ryan Scott Avery Arrested In Deadly Shooting That Left Woman Dead In Aurora
• 10 great Amazon Prime Day deals you can get for $20 or less
• Charges Dropped Against 2 In Deadly Austin Shooting
• Getting Those Amazon Prime Day Deals? 5 Tips To Keep The Porch Pirates From Stealing Those Deliveries
• NYPD: Man Seen On Video Mowing Down Brooklyn School Bus Driver Camella Gainer Now Under Arrest
• State Lawmakers Say It's Time To Pay College Athletes; Seek To Move Up California's Fair Pay to Play Act To Sept. 1
• Name-Your-Own-Price: Dumb Friends League Hosting Special Adoption Event
• 'Tough On Our Community': Arvada Mayor Talks About The Tragedy Of Losing Police Officer Gordon Beesley
• Laredo Border Patrol Agents Rescue 15 Undocumented Migrants From Grain Hopper Railcar 
• Maryland Weather: Sun Returns Through Weekend With 'West Coast' Temperatures
• Connor Wong Joining Red Sox, Could Make MLB Debut As Kevin Plawecki Goes On IL
• Prosecutors: Chicago Man Fired 10 Shots At Wounded Iowa Deputy
• 'Little Slice Of Hell' House Under Contract With Cash Offer, Off The Market
• Optional Vehicle Registration Fee Earns Residents A 'Keep Colorado Wild Pass'
• American Airlines Struggles To Keep Up With Demand, Forced To Cancel Hundreds Of Flights
• Steamship Authority Says It Did Not Pay Ransom In Disruptive Cyberattack
• Virginia Fugitive, Alonzo Plenty, Charged With Attempted Murder In Baltimore Shooting
• Body Camera Footage Released Of Stockton Police Officer Jimmy Inn's Shooting
• CHP: Distracted Father Triggered Frightening Bay Bridge Crash
• Lume Cannabis Co. To Become Exclusive Cannabis Brand Of DTE Energy Music Theatre Through New Partnership
• State, County Officials Issue Harmful Algae Warning For Sonoma Rivers
• Maryland Man Pleads Guilty For Threatening President Joe Biden, VP Kamala Harris And Their Supporters During 2020 Presidential Campaign
• Motorcyclist Killed After Colliding With Light Pole in Bay Point
• Sean Graves Of Long Beach Arrested After Fatal Stabbing Near Third Street Promenade In Santa Monica
• Police Officer Rushes Into Burning Somerville Home, Alerting Residents To Fire
• Huge Cranes Arrive In Boston Harbor, Will Allow For Handling Of Bigger Ships
• Revolution-Red Bulls Match Preview: Revs Look To Continue Home Dominance At Gillette
• 'Together At The Table': New International Cookbook Aims to Help Colorado's Immigrant Community
• Dry Weather Leading To Fewer Mosquitos In Metro Area
• Bumble employees will be off this entire week to curb burnout
• Adelle The Pygmy Hippo Dies At Brookfield Zoo
• Shelter-In-Place In Caln Township Lifted After Early Morning Hazmat Situation
• Man Stabbed By Teen At Frederick Mattress Warehouse
• 600,000 People In Philadelphia Region Expected To Travel By Car For 4th Of July Holiday, AAA Says
• BBB Warns Tornado Victims Of Contractor Scams
• Dispute Over Ownership Of Underground Pipe On Seavey Rd. Complicates Repairs To Prevent Flash Flooding
• TPC River Highlands Profile: Shot-Makers Tested At Travelers Championship
• CIF Reviewing Tortilla-Throwing Incident Between Coronado, Orange Glen High Schools Following Championship Game
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 177 More Coronavirus Cases
• COVID-19 In Maryland: ICU Hospitalizations Fall Below 40
• San Francisco Man Seriously Injured In Bayview District Shooting Monday Evening
• Woman Trapped After Tree Crashes Into House In Newark
• Jason Beckman, Of Duluth, Charged With Killing St. Cloud Professor Edward Ward
• Amazon Echo Dot for $20 and more Amazon Prime Day Alexa deals
• Fire Scorches House In Homewood
• UMN Sporting Events Will Be Returning To Full Capacity, Gopher Athletics Announces
• Woodridge Food Pantry Expanding Hours, Seeking Donations To Assist Residents Impacted By Tornado
• Frederick Sheriff Searching For Missing Mount Airy Woman Elizabeth Goldberg, Last Seen 3 Weeks Ago
• 'We Want To Help': Naperville Community Groups Supporting Tornado Cleanup Effort
• 5 Teenagers Arrested At South Boston Beach After Dispute With State Troopers
• Migrant kids endure "despair and isolation" in government tent city
• Royal Caribbean's 'Freedom Of The Seas' Completes Simulated Cruise, Returns To PortMiami
• COVID In Minnesota: 80 New Cases Report; Positivity Rate Continues To Fall
• True Crime: Tiger King Update: Rick Kirkham Shares His Feelings Of Relief With Dr. Oz About Joe Exotic's Zoo Shutting Down
• Climate Change Activists Arrested Outside Houston Home Of Senator Ted Cruz
• Google's Work In Digital Ad Tech Sector Under Investigation By EU
• Germany probes alleged sex assault, anti-Semitic remarks by troops
• Virginia Hopes To Remove Time Capsule Along With Lee Statue
• Background Checks Blocked A Record High 300,000 Gun Sales
• Ciara is "cerving confidence" with new cervical cancer campaign
• Date Set For Pittsburgh's National Night Out
• Dad Sees Crash That Kills 2 Daughters On Father's Day
• Help Wanted: Labor Crisis Shocks California Restaurants
• Tom Brady Apparently Came Very Close To Signing With Saints Last Year
• Chicago Weather: To Stay Safe In Severe Storms, Multiple Ways To Get Information Are Critical
• Hottest Seller At GameStop Is Its Own Stock, $1B Raised
• LOOK: 'Very Generous Customer' Leaves $16,000 Tip At New Hampshire Restaurant
• Man Accused Of Shooting At South Florida Park Rangers Dies In Federal Custody
• True Crime: Tiger King Update: Dr. Oz Asks Rick Kirkham, Who He Believes Killed Don Lewis
• Parkville Man, Brandon Beshore, Charged In Fatal East Baltimore Stabbing
• Danny Ainge Puts $4.5 Million Wellesley Home On The Market
• Long Island Man Finds 8-Foot-Long Boa Constrictor In Driveway
• Miami Police Ask For Help In Finding Missing Man Rafael Diaz
• Houston Couple's Anniversary Celebration Turns Into Nightmare In New Orleans
• Sixers President Of Basketball Operations Daryl Morey Expected To Speak To Media
• Upcoming July 4th Travel To Surpass Pre-Pandemic Levels, Setting New Texas Record
• Fire Rips Through Several Outbuildings In Pomona Neighborhood; No Homes Destroyed
• Australia rejects U.N. warning to list Great Barrier Reef as "in danger"
• Teenager Riding Bike Struck, Injured By Motorist In Bemidji; Police Investigating
• New Jersey Waitress Abducted And Assaulted After Trying To Stop Dine & Dash, Police Say
• Wawa, 2SP Brewing Company Team Up For Sunfest Strawberry Lemonade Shandy Beer
• 'Do Not Paint Turtle's Shells,' New Hampshire Fish And Game Urges
• Chiefs Star Frank Clark Arrested In South LA After Gun Found In Car
• Colorado Weather: Zero Chance For Rain Tuesday As Wildfires Continue To Grow
• 2 Firefighters Injured In Heavy Ocean City House Fire
• Man Dies After Shooting In Tahoe Park Neighborhood Of Sacramento
• Crews Battle Fire At North Highlands Building For 2nd Time In 2 Months
• You Should Talk About Puberty With Kids Way Before It's Here
• Body Found Outside Lakeville Day Care Center; Man In Custody
• Florida Beach Town Writes Amazon TV Series To Lure Tourists
• Report: Massachusetts Highway Congestion Among Worst In US
• New York City Hits COVID Vaccine Milestone Of 9 Million Doses Administered
• Woman dies while hiking Grand Canyon in 115 degree heat
• Burglary Suspect Arrested After Barricading Himself In Hummer In Studio City
• Suspect In Breaking, Entering Shot By Michigan Trooper
• Take The Minnesota Pizza Bracket Challenge
• Curtis Jeter, Murder Suspect At Center Of Canceled Amber Alert, Surrenders To Dallas Police
• Man Suspected Of Arson In Thousand Oaks Brush Fire
• Northbound Highway 99 Lanes Back Open Near Elk Grove After Crash
• Rainbow flag ruled too "political" for Germany-Hungary soccer game
• Price, Electricity Are Most-Cited Factors For The Perfect Campsites
• True Crime: Tiger King Update: New Details In The Disappearance Of Carole Baskin's Former Husband
• Maryland Flags Over 500K Unemployment Claims In 6 Weeks
• Chicago Police Video Of Gruesome Humboldt Park Shooting Was Made Public Without City's Permission, CBS 2 Has Learned
• Man Allegedly Behind Bizarre Attack In Carmichael Shot By Victim's Wife
• Red Sox-Rays Will Battle For First Place In AL East During Three-Game Set In St. Pete
• 3 Dead In Olde Town Arvada Shooting, Including Arvada Police Officer Gordon Beesley, 1 Civilian, 1 Suspect
• Walt Disney World Marks 50th Anniversary With 'The World's Most Magical Celebration'
• There May Not Be Enough Fireworks To Meet Consumers' Demand This July 4th
• Sister Sledge, The Legendary Wailers & More: Minnesota State Fair Announces Free Concert Lineup
• Westbound I-694 In East Metro Closing To Traffic This Weekend
• Michigan Lifts Restrictions For Masks, Gathering And Capacity Limits Tuesday
• Billie Eilish apologizes for mouthing racial slur in video
• Tom Brady's Return To Foxboro Could Be Historic For Yet Another Reason
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• Vaccinating Kids Against COVID-19
• House Of Oliver Employee Recounts Moments After Shooting
• Miami Weather: Another Sizzling Summer Day
• China is snuffing the last light of a free press in Hong Kong
• Stewart realistic about SHR's current struggles
• Sinema defends filibuster ahead of key vote on voting rights bill
• 1 Dead After Crash On Dan Ryan Expressway At 63rd Street; All Lanes Were Shut Down
• Tumor Keeps Former University Of Texas Star Michelle Carter From Defending Olympic Shot Put Title
• Conrad Roy's Hard Hat Washes Up On Portuguese Island Years After Teenager's Death
• The Red Hat, One Of Boston's Oldest Bars, Reportedly Set To Close
• Less Frequent Beer Deliveries Leave Many San Francisco Bars Tapped Out
• Man Fatally Shot While Working On Car In Front Of His Fernwood Home
• Sony, Bose, Samsung, Echo Buds: Amazon Prime Day wireless headphone and earbud deals
• American Airlines cancels hundreds of flights as travel surges
• Carl Nassib becomes first active NFL player to come out as gay
• Crowds Line Streets With American Flags For Fallen Arvada Police Officer Procession
• Ralph's Tavern In Worcester To Accept Monopoly Money As Payment On Wednesday
• Drone Video Brings Duluth's Glensheen Mansion To Life
• Man Sought In Pembroke Pines Smoothie King Assault
• Prosecutors Say Mark Redwine Killed Son Dylan Because Of 'Compromising' Photos
• See It: Ribbon Lightning Caught On Video In Rockland County
• Ronald Troyke Named As Olde Town Arvada Shooter
• Mystic Aquarium Auctioning Off Chance To Name New Beluga Whales
• St. Louis city and county sue to block new Missouri gun law
• 14-Year-Old Boy, Man Killed In Pottstown House Fire; Woman Critically Injured
• Deputy shoots and kills pet chimpanzee that attacked woman
• Judge rejects most claims over clearing of protesters from D.C. park
• 'Summer 2021 Experience' Underway In Broward Public Schools
• Amazon Prime Day 2021: Discounts may not be all that prime
• Amazon Prime Day: What you should know about Instant Pot, the kitchen appliance on sale now
• Man Metal Detecting On Maine Beach Finds Medford High School Class Ring Missing Since 1984
• Vice President Kamala Harris Talks Infrastructure In First Visit To Pittsburgh
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cool Conditions After Cold Front Brings Severe Storms
• 'Awesome Moment': Football World Reacts To Carl Nassib Becoming First Active NFL Player To Come Out As Gay
• Two Class Action Lawsuits Filed Against Rockton's Chemtool Plant
• Ibañez, Trevino Homers Help Rangers End 6-Game Skid With Win Over Elvis And The A's
• With Areas Of Naperville Devastated By Tornado, Neighbors Band Together A Night Later To Help Each Other
• UPDATE: Fireworks May Have Sparked 4-Alarm Brush Fire In Vallejo, Homes Damaged
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/22 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Philadelphia Police: More Than 40 Shots Fired In East Germantown Deadly Shooting
• No hurry for fuel station owners to install electric vehicle chargers
• Yellowstone hiker injured by bison flown to hospital
• Texas Department Of Transportation I-345 Feasibility Study
• Sanó Homer Lifts Twins Past Cincinnati 7-5; Byron Buxton Sidelined Again
• Red Cross Shelter Open At Thomas Jefferson Junior High School In Woodridge
• Nursing home Medicare patient deaths soared 32% in 2020 amid COVID
• Philadelphia Police Officer, 1 Person Injured During Crash In East Germantown
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures In The 70s Tuesday
• Authorities Across Southern California Crack Down On Illegal Fireworks Ahead Of Fourth Of July
• Judge Denies Robert Bowers' Motion For Govt. To Produce Evidence It Monitored His Online Activities
• Amber Alert Canceled For Dallas Brothers Believed To Have Been With Murder Suspect Father
• Some Philadelphia Residents Facing Fines For Piled Up Curbside Trash As Pickups Delayed
• "Someone's Shooting Outside The Door": Video, Audio Recordings Reveal Frantic Moments Of Deadly VTA Shooting
• David Ortiz Living Dream As His Son, D'Angelo, Rises To Baseball Stardom
• Dead turtles and dolphins wash ashore after toxic cargo ship fire
• Pa. Native, Penn State Grad Carl Nassib Comes Out As First Openly Gay Active NFL Player
• Former Penn State DE Carl Nassib Becomes First Openly Gay Active NFL Player
• Mary Maloney Shows Display Of Strength, Determination As Rehab Continues Following Spinal Cord Injury
• Dine-And-Dash Turns Violent After Nifty Fifty's Waitress Abducted, Assaulted In Washington Township
• Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh Calling For New Class Of Deacons
• Retired Pittsburgh City Schools Police K9 Bobbie Passes Away
• San Francisco Brothers Stage Daring High Line Crossing In Yosemite National Park
• Police Discover Ecstasy Pills Following Duquesne Traffic Stop
• 1 Person Dead In Citrus Heights After Crashing Vehicle Into Tree
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• Missing Teenagers Justice Navarro And Hannah Page May Be In The Pittsburgh Area
• W. Va. Mail Carrier Sentenced To Probation In Absentee Ballot Case
• Astros Take Combined No-Hitter Into 8th, Rout Orioles 10-2
• Police: Fireworks Blast Inside Pickup Critically Injures Man
• Stone Arch Bridge Festival Returns To Minneapolis With Huge Success

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• "Critical" fire weather conditions in the West, National Weather Service warns
• Senate Republicans block voting rights bill from advancing
• Senate Republicans block Democrats' voting rights bill
• U.S. expected to miss Biden's COVID-19 vaccination goal
• Military families in need receive massive donations
• Outrage after Florida trooper uses Taser on teen
• Existing home prices hit record high in May
• New York City votes in heated mayoral primary
• Delta variant fuels fears of next COVID wave
• GOP senators block sweeping voting rights bill
• White House says U.S. will miss Biden's vaccine goal
• New footage from U.S. Capitol attack released by Justice Department
• Several states move to limit the teaching of critical race theory in schools
• "History UnErased" on a mission to bring LGBTQ topics to classrooms
• Progressive House Democrats pen letter blasting Attorney General Merrick Garland's handling of Trump-era cases
• Local Matters: New York City voters head to polls to pick next mayor
• How cryptocurrency has allowed cybercrime to thrive
• Senate Democrats pushing forward with voting rights bill opposed by Republicans
• Millions to get expanded child tax credit starting next month
• From the 60 Minutes Archive: The Cane Curtain
• State GOP lawmakers increasing control over elections
• U.S. won't reach Biden's goal of partially vaccinating 70% of adults by July Fourth
• "All Boys Aren't Blue" author on gender identity in the Black community
• Biden economic adviser on Child Tax Credit: "Goal is to support American families"
• What families should know about kids and the Delta COVID variant
• WorldView: Spain to pardon 9 Catalan leaders; WHO reports COVID vaccines running low in poor nations
• Local Matters: NYC voters go to the polls in mayoral primary
• Teachers union president talks efforts to ban teaching of systemic racism
• Senate Republicans expected to reject voting rights bill
• New Zealand weightlifter Laurel Hubbard ignites debate over transgender athletes
• Comedian Samantha Bee on filming show for virtual reality
• Breaking down Arkansas' gender-affirming care ban and trans youth affected by the measure
• Breaking down President Biden's domestic agenda, voting rights and infrastructure
• Ranked-choice voting takes over New York City mayoral race
• Transgender youths fight Arkansas ban on gender-affirming medical care for minors
• Report finds digital payment apps can be risky for consumers
• Airlines unable to cope with surge in travel ahead of July 4th holiday
• Hong Kong's pro-democracy Apple Daily facing shut-down under pressure from China
• Hundreds of American Airlines flights cancelled through mid-July
• Average U.S. COVID deaths reach new low as new variant threatens to reverse the trend
• Senate Republicans expected to block Democrats' voting rights bill
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