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Articles from June 23, 2021

• CHP Chase Following I-880 Shooting Leads To Major Fremont Crash; Suspect Arrested
• Parents Plan To Sue California Over School COVID Mandates: The Science Behind Their Fight
• Padres Beat Dodgers 5-3 For 1st Sweep Of Rivals In 8 Seasons
• 'Why Don't You Shut Up': Tense Moments At Modesto City Hall Over Police Reform
• Man Accused Of Impregnating 15-Year-Old Girl
• Ronald Troyke, Arvada Police Shooting Suspect, 'Ambushed' Officer Gordon Beesley
• 40 Cows Escape Meatpacking Plant In Pico Rivera; 1 Killed By Deputies After Charging Family
• Zip Line Track At Arroyo Park In Davis Causes Neighborhood Feud
• Britney Spears Compares Conservatorship To 'Slavery,' 'Sex Trafficking,' Asks Judge To Free Her During Hearing
• Álvarez Breaks Late Tie, Galaxy Beat Whitecaps 2-1
• Tapped To Lead Denver International Airport, Phil Washington Vows To Finish Great Hall Project, Make DIA The Greenest Airport
• Vela Scores First Goal Of Season, LAFC Beats FC Dallas 2-0
• WeldWerks Brewing Company Names Beer After Denver Nuggets Superstar Nikola Jokic's 'Sombor Shuffle'
• Denver Hometown Hero Chauncey Billups, CSU Rams Star Becky Hammon, Get Closer To Becoming NBA Head Coaches
• High-Speed Pursuit Of Suspected Stolen Vehicle Ends On 101 Freeway In Camarillo With Driver In Custody
• Person Fatally Struck By Car Near Sacramento Intersection
• A's Unable To Hold On To Lead In 7th, Fall To Rangers
• García Extends Rookie HR Lead To 20 As Rangers Beat A's 5-3
• Minooka Community High School District 111 And Stanley Fabian Come To Agreement On Lawsuit
• Laraine Newman, Original 'Saturday Night Live' Cast Member, Testifies In Robert Durst Trial
• Chicago Weather: Expect Rain Showers For The Next Few Days
• Beauvillier, Islanders Beat Lightning In OT To Force Game 7
• Commuters Say Traffic In New York City Is An Accident Waiting To Happen
• Pittsburgh's Fireworks Task Force Uses ShotSpotter To Help Crackdown On Illegal Fireworks
• Palm Springs Records 1st Rain On June 23 In More Than 100 Years
• Samuel McConnell Sentenced To 32 Years For Shooting Off-Duty Denver Detective In Arvada
• Effort To House Venice Homeless To Start Monday Despite Delayed Funding Vote
• Oil Springs Fire Explodes To 11,900+ Acres Near Colorado-Utah Border
• Tornado Victims Displaced Having Trouble Finding New Housing In Post Pandemic Era
• Ray Helps Blue Jays Win 4th Straight By Beating Marlins 3-1
• NYPD Hosts Block Party In Same Mount Eden Neighborhood Where Children Were Caught In Middle Of Gunfire
• Bear Spotted Roaming Connecticut Neighborhood
• Teen Gets Trapped In Bank Vault Turned Dressing Room At Long Island Clothing Store
• Victim Of Staten Island Road Rage Attack Says Man Smashed Windshield With Baseball Bat While Kids Were In Back Seat
• Mother Named Person Of Interest After Police ID Bodies Of Two Girls Found In Lauderhill Canal
• Britney Spears Compares Conservatorship To 'Sex Trafficking,' Asks Judge To Free Her During Hearing
• Rays Stop 7-Game Skid, Beat AL East-Leading Red Sox 8-2
• Police Execute Search Warrant At Spring Valley Village Hall
• Teammates, Coaches Hold Emotional Vigil For Tyler Norton, Boy Killed In Pottstown House Fire
• Multi-Vehicle Crash Closes EB 210 Freeway In Arcadia For Hours; 1 Dead
• 2021 Duluth Airshow
• Homeless Man Shot And Killed Outside Ralphs On Miracle Mile, Homeless Woman Arrested
• 'I Have Cancer': Blink 182's Mark Hoppus Reveals He's Been Battling Cancer
• UPDATE: Police Identify Man Killed in Early Morning Pittsburg Shooting
• TSA Using New Technology At Denver International Airport To Increase Security
• Baltimore Officials Ask Biden For More Federal Resources On The Ground To Combat Violent Crime
• COVID Community Test Sites In Mpls., St. Paul, Bloomington To Close By End Of The Week
• Jury Selection Begins In Capital Gazette Mass Shooting Case
• Officials Investigating After DC Pedestrian Bridge Collapses On Wednesday Afternoon
• Community Groups Want To Help Reduce Violent Crime In Dallas
• Harford County's Robert Reeder Pleads Guilty In U.S. Capitol Riot Attack
• Middle School In El Sobrante To Be Renamed After Betty Reid Soskin
• Horseshoe Casino Is Hiring, Providing Incentives Like Signing Bonuses
• Giants Overcome Ohtani, Rally In 13th For 9-3 Win Over Halos
• Tajouri-Shradi Scores For 4th Straight Game, NYCFC Wins
• Revolution Top New York Red Bulls, 3-2, For Fifth Straight Win
• Howard County Executive Announces $750K For HoCo STRIVES To Tackle Achievement Gap
• Suspect Arrested For Shooting Death Of Man In North Highlands On May 5
• Under New Map, North Metro Area Could Be Site Of 8th Congressional District 
• CPW Offers Reward For Information About Turkey Vultures Shot With Pellet Gun In Longmont
• 'I Feel Safer': Concrete Barriers Replace Old Painted Bike Lanes In Downtown San Jose
• Veterans Transform Historic Train Station Into 'Incredibly Special' Cafe In Radnor Township
• Man Arrested After Armed Robbery At Haverhill Pot Shop
• Minnesota United Scores Early In 2-0 Win Over Austin FC
• Baltimore Police Searching For Missing 63-Year-Old Man, Last Seen In West Baltimore
• Mama-Tee's Effort To Combat Food Insecurity During Pandemic Expands Into Pop-Up Grocery Store
• 'I Had So Many Questions': Critical Race Theory To Be Discussed At Cherry Creek School District Meeting
• Santa Cruz Mountain Locals Concerned About Proposed Fire Safety Requirements
• Astros Club 4 HRs, Beat Orioles 13-0 For 10th Straight Win
• Lynx Overcome 18-Point Deficit In 3rd Win Over Dream
• Deaf Marylanders Gave High Marks To Covid-19 Information Access In Survey
• 22 'Severely Neglected' Dogs Rescued From Riverside County Home
• Spoelstra To Help Coach USA Basketball Select Team In Vegas
• Gov. Baker Proposes Sales Tax Holiday For All Of August And September
• Former Irvine Police Officer, Matthew Christian August, Sentenced To 1 Year In Jail, 3 Years Probation For Overtime Fraud
• 18-Year-Old Samuel Power Arrested After Early Morning Shooting
• 2 Injured In Drive-By Shooting In Aliquippa
• Royal Farms Arena In Negotiations For $150M Overhaul
• Rising Country Music Star Brittney Spencer To Be Featured On CBS This Morning
• Group Calls For Yuba River Cleanup As Debris From Old Highway 70 Bridge Becomes Visible
• California Recall Election Is Officially On After Only 43 Signatures Withdrawn From Petition
• Forward Spread of Brush Fire Near Downtown Sonoma Stopped; Limited Evacuations Still in Place
• Revolution Beat Red Bulls For 5th Straight Win
• 'It Felt Like A Haunted House:' Sparks Fly Through Carmichael Homes After Transformer Breaks
• Giants Overcome Ohtani, Rally To Beat Halos In 13 Inning Marathon
• San Jose Water Adopts Voluntary Conservation Measures, Limits Outdoor Irrigation
• Cuomo Says He'll Have A Better Relationship With Whoever Succeeds De Blasio 'By Definition'
• Former VA Doctor Who Admitted To Fondling Women Sentenced To Probation
• Towson Circulator, Now Called Towson Loop, Set To Provide Free Public Transit
• Police Unions Slam Westchester District Attorney For Charging Off-Duty New Rochelle Cop Accused Of Attempted Assault
• Giants Overcome Ohtani, Rally In 13th For 9-3 Win Over Halos
• Twin Cities Among Metro Areas Included In Biden Plan To Curb Violent Crime
• New Jersey Health Department Confirms First Case Of Mosquito-Borne Jamestown Canyon Virus This Year
• 77-Year-Old Rafael Diaz Found Safe
• "We will find you": Biden signals crackdown on gun dealers who break the law
• STEM Academy Fellowship Trains Black Men To Become Teachers
• MTA: Booth Workers Will No Longer Accept Cash, Swap Damaged MetroCards
• City Council Discusses Providing Emergency Oversight Of PPS To Improve Quality Of Education
• Flags To Be Lowered To Half Staff To Honor Slain Arvada Officer Gordon Beesley
• Man Accused Of Killing Roseville Waitress On The Job Makes Court Appearance
• 3.2M Earthquake Strikes Near El Segundo
• Dayne Sitladeen Pleads Guilty To Federal Firearms Charge
• Biden Targets Illegal Gun Dealers In Los Angeles, Other Major Cities
• I-PASS Assist Program To Provide Financial Relief By Ending Deposit, Lowering Down Payment
• US Births Fell During The Pandemic, CDC Data shows
• North Commons Water Park Announces Free Admission And Swim Lessons
• Eye On Culture: Dallas Holocaust And Human Rights Museum Fulfilling Its Mission To Educate
• Former Neighbor Says Pair Ran Over In Modesto Alley Were Homeless For Months
• Elton John Farewell Tour Includes 8 Performances In Tri-State Area
• Drake Bell From 'Drake And Josh' Pleads Guilty To Attempted Endangering Of Children In Ohio
• Alleged Gang Member Arrested In Connection To Explosion Caused By Firecracker In Inwood
• Suspect Fires Shots Before Barricading Himself In Citrus Heights Home, Police Say
• California Recall Election Is On After Few Signatures Withdrawn From Petition
• Janet Yellen pleads with Congress to raise or suspend debt limit
• Howard Street Tunnel Project Earns Final Environmental Approval, Construction To Start In 2021
• Controversial Theodore Roosevelt Statue Outside American Museum Of Natural History Will Be Removed
• Pembroke Pines Teen Sanura Domond Found Safe
• 'The Only Thing Comparable Is Sex Trafficking': Top Most Shocking Court Statements From Britney Spears
• Newsom Recall Election Process Begins With Verified Signature Report
• 'A Lot Of Tarping And Boarding': With Rain Coming, Naperville Residents Cover Damaged Homes
• Gov. Cuomo: NYC Monument Honoring Essential Workers Will Be Ready By Labor Day
• Suspect Arrested After Shooting At CTA Blue Line Window
• 'Wanted To See A Better World': Friends Remember Johnny Hurley, Considered Hero In Olde Town Arvada Shooting
• UPDATE: Firefighters Battle 50-Acre Brush Fire in Shasta County; Evacuations Ordered
• San Mateo County Supes Adopt $3.3 Billion Budget for Next Fiscal Year
• Puerto Rico's governor calls lack of statehood "geographic discrimination"
• Denver Weather: Cooler Temperatures And Rain Return To Colorado
• Detroit Extends Emergency Order Permitting Virtual Meetings Due To Emergence In COVID-19 Variant Cases
• Muddy Slide Fire Burning In Routt County Grows To 4,000 Acres
• Sen. Pat Toomey Supports Jan. 6 Commission And A Compromise Infrastructure Bill, Though He Draws A Line On Public Transit
• COVID: San Francisco Teams With Giants to Give Out Free Tickets With Vaccinations
• Chaotic Council Meeting Ends With Calls To Respect Anjanette Young, No Vote On Lake Shore Drive
• Man Struck By Car While Crossing Saw Mill River Parkway In Yonkers
• Rep. Chris Pappas Mourns 15-Year-Old Nephew Who Drowned In Sebbins Pond In Bedford, NH
• Former Instructor Linked To Fatal Jumps At Lodi Parachute Center Faces Federal Charges
• Tony Lussier Of Red Lake Faces Federal Assault, Sexual Abuse Charges
• R. Kelly Transferred From Chicago To New York In Advance Of Trial There
• Police Investigating 2 Attacks Against Members Of Jewish Community In Pittsburgh
• Baby Richard Thrives As He Breaks Guinness World Record
• Story Homers Twice, Márquez Dominates As Rockies Top M's 5-2
• Bears Take A Dip To Beat The Heat At Roxborough State Park
• Ex-Texas Sheriff's Deputy Stephen Broderick Indicted On Capital Murder Charges
• Michigan Lawmakers Announce Bills After Opioid Deaths Spike
• Rocks And Debris From Train Trestle Damage Man's Truck While He Was Driving
• Santa Rosa Man Sentenced To 20 Years After Pleading No Contest In Attempted Murder Case
• Fire Destroys Home In Fayette County
• Red Cross Says US Facing 'Severe Blood Shortages' As Country Reopens
• Minnesota Lawmakers Agree To $250 Million In Bonuses To Pandemic Frontline Workers
• #TogetherInPride: Ballroom Culture Now In The Spotlight After Starting Out Underground In New York City
• Willow Fire: Good Weather Aiding Firefighters Near Big Sur; Containment Reaches 13%
• Massachusetts State Rep. Claire Cronin Nominated To Become Ambassador To Ireland
• Long Island Educators And Lawmakers Sound Alarm About THC-Laced Cookies That Look Like Snack For Kids
• Amazon Prime Day: Featured and popular deals at Amazon, Walmart and Best Buy
• Contra Costa Authorities Seize Hundreds of Pounds of Fireworks Ahead of July 4th
• CoCo Supes Hear First Report On County's Racial Equity and Social Justice Issues
• Miami Dolphins Team Up With Big Brothers Big Sisters Of Broward For Pride Month Initiative
• Some Minnesotans Seeing Weeks, Months-Long Moving Delays
• LAX To Receive $303 Million Grant To Help With Pandemic Recovery Efforts
• Despite National Shortage, Scituate Has Plenty Of Lifeguards
• Socialist Community Activist India Walton Defeats Incumbent 4-Term Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown In Democratic Primary
• 59-Year-Old Man Dies After Falling From Roof Of Building On South Park Fairground
• Jamal Kingsborough Charged In Baltimore Murder Of Tony Hedgspeth
• Mesa Verde Extends Hours, Adds More Tour Tickets To Accommodate Park's Popularity
• Mentioning Chicago And Other Cities, Biden Outlines Plans To Combat Gun Violence
• Minnesota House Passes Transportation Bill
• Phillies' Pitching Blows Three Crucial Leads In 13-12 Loss To Nationals
• Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava In DC As President Biden Lays Out Plan To Combat Violence
• Zero Bail Extended By Santa Clara County Superior Court Until 2022
• Unclaimed Veterans Treated With Honor And Respect During Moving Ceremony In Monmouth County
• Miami Police Department Fires Deputy Chief Ronald Papier, Commander Nerly Papier
• Carl Nassib's Jersey Top-Selling Item On Fanatics After West Chester Native Comes Out As Gay
• 'Agressive, Daytime Biters': Cape Codders Are Battling Saltmarsh Mosquitoes
• Social Media Posts 'Celebrating,' 'Vowing Revenge' After 14-Year-Old Killed In Wilmington, Pastor Says
• 2 Of South Florida's Top Cops React To Miami-Dade Mayor's White House Visit For Gun Violence Discussion
• Pop-Up COVID Vaccination Site Pops Up At Broward Transportation Site
• Great Hall Project: New Floors & Seating Areas In Jeppesen Terminal Completed
• Scam Warning: Arvada Police Says It's Not Collecting Donations For Shooting Victims
• Space balloon touts 20-mile high trip above Earth. Price: $125,000.
• Philadelphia City Councilmember Helen Gym Arrested At State Capitol In Harrisburg
• Celebrity Edge Sets Sail From Fort Lauderdale Saturday, Marking Return Of US Cruising
• Racers Prepare For International Pikes Peak Hill Climb
• Mother Who Lost 3-Year-Old Son To Gun Violence Creates Community Peace Garden
• LA Supervisors Want To Waive Citizenship Requirement For County Employees
• Sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson's Journey From Dallas ISD To Tokyo
• NYC Public School Tours Aim To Ease Parent Concerns About Fall Return To Classrooms
• Irving Police Arrest Man Known As 'Wolf' For Child Sex Abuse And Trafficking Dating Back To 1986
• DOJ: 3 More Western Pa. Natives Taken Into Custody In Connection With Capitol Riots
• Silicon Valley Antivirus Software Mogul John McAfee Found Dead in Spanish Prison Cell After Extradition to U.S. Approved
• 'Consider The Dangers': Police Crack Down On Illegal Fireworks In Massachusetts
• Baltimore County Police Seek Help Finding Missing William Zollenhoffer Jr.
• Dispute Between Pal-O-Mine Horse Farm, Which Provides Therapy For The Disabled, And The Village Of Islandia, Heats Up
• Despite National Shortage, Fireworks Sales Begin In Texas Thursday
• Jury Finds Sheldon Jeter Guilty In Fatal Shooting Of His Friend, Tyric Pugh
• 17-Year-Old Raqib Robbins Fatally Shot In Head While Waiting For SEPTA Bus In West Philadelphia, Police Say
• Campaign Pushing Navy To Name Warship After Medal Of Honor-Winning Filipino Sailor
• Neighbors Say Oxford Couple Had A Rocky Relationship Leading Up To Apparent Murder-Suicide
• Student Team Preps For NASA CubeSat Program With Balloon Launch
• DFW Wedding Industry Seeing Boom Due To Both New And Rescheduled Events
• Minor League Baseball Is Back In Maryland After Last Year's Covid Cancellations
• Driver Suspected Of Intentionally Running Over 2 People, Killing Woman, In Modesto
• Naval Academy Midshipman Dies While On Leave
• Pennsylvania Coat Of Arms Painting Returns To Independence Hall Just In Time For Fourth Of July
• Washington Heights Public School Celebrates Record 90% Graduation Rate With In-Person Pomp And Circumstance
• Girl Scout Cookies Take Flight With 'Pretty Awesome' Drone Deliveries To Offset Coronavirus Sales Slump
• Maryland Gains 11.5K New Jobs In May As Unemployment Rate Drops To 6.1 Percent
• Philadelphia Police Release Dramatic Video Of Triple Shooting That Left 3-Year-Old Injured, 2 Men Dead
• Financial Responsibility: How And When To Teach Your Kids About Money Issues
• NYPD Introducing New Crisis Response Training To De-Escalate Situations Where Suspect Does Not Have A Gun
• Keller @ Large: In Politics, Gender Still Matters
• Sanctioned Homeless Camp Begins Operations In Denver's Park Hill Neighborhood
• Family, Friends Search For Keegan Oyugi, 26, Last Seen Near Prior Lake
• 2-Year-Old Boy Airlifted From Ham Lake Pond Dies
• COVID-19: Experts Say Delta Variant Spreads Quickly And Is Dominant Strain In Under-Vaccinated Areas
• Beaumont Wayne To Open Newly Expanded Breast Care Center June 28, Offering Advanced Screening, Diagnostic Technology
• Security Ramping Up Ahead Of Derek Chauvin's Sentencing
• Hollywood Bowl To Give Away Concert Tickets At Its COVID Vaccine Pop-Up Clinic
• Brigham & Women's Dermatology Program Offers Specialized Care For Patients Of Color
• Police Need Help Identifying Suspect After Injured Puppy Abandoned At Hulsey Park 
• Cheatgrass Spraying Begins In Wyoming-Colorado Wildfire Area
• 'Sacrificing Restaurants For Politics': Philadelphia City Council Urging State Legislators To Again Allow Cocktails To-Go
• Grandal, White Sox End 5-Game Skid, Beat Pirates 4-3
• Massachusetts Reports 68 New COVID Cases, 5 Additional Deaths
• Many North Texas Teachers To Receive Pay Raises, Bonuses At Start Of New School Year
• Philadelphia City Council, Mayor Committing $155 Million In Budget To Gun Violence Problem
• Mountain Lion Cub Found Orphaned Released Back Into Orange County After 4 Months Of Rehabilitation
• Baltimore DPW To Provide 190K Free Recycling Carts In New Partnership
• New Ulm Police: Man Dies After Shooting Self Following Struggle With Officer During Traffic Stop
• Frontier Airlines rescinds controversial "COVID recovery charge"
• Democratic lawmakers ask Biden to extend student loan payment pause
• Americans most likely to be evicted are least likely to be vaccinated
• Armed 'Federales' Approach Off-Duty Border Patrol Agent Fishing With Family Along Rio Grande River 
• 10 French Bulldogs Worth $60,000 Stolen From Ohio Breeder Found In Michigan
• Donte Lamont Dingle Sentenced To 30 Years For Liquor Store Robberies In Baltimore Area, Anne Arundel County
• Ross Twp. Police Investigating Vandalism At Denny Park
• Sticker Shock: Travelers Stunned By Rising Costs Of Renting A Car
• Vice President Harris To Visit U.S.-Mexico Border Friday
• John McAfee Found Dead In Spanish Prison After Court OKs Extradition
• NH Man Accused Of Threatening To Assassinate Sen. Maggie Hassan
• Dylan Redwine's Mother Testifies At Mark Redwine's Murder Trial
• Arson Suspected In Fire At Citibank In The Loop That Injured One Person
• John McAfee found dead in Spanish prison after court OKs extradition
• Gov. Phil Murphy Expects 70% Of All New Jersey Adults To Be Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19 Within Next Few Days
• VP Harris' Visit To El Paso For Border Trip Draws Criticism From Sens. Cruz And Cornyn, Gov. Abbott
• Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner Expanding Its SoCal Service
• What Is COVID's Delta Variant?
• Restaurant prices rising across the U.S. as inflation edges up
• New Celtics Head Coach Ime Udoka Has Earned Gregg Popovich's Respect: 'He's A Pro'
• Pure Michigan Tourism Campaign Remains Strong, Continues To Resonate With Residents Across Michigan
• Police: 'Do NOT Call 911' To Report Illegal Fireworks
• Vail, Beaver Creek, Other Eagle County Communities Cancel Independence Day Celebration Fireworks
• Collin Davis Pleads Guilty To 2018 Carjacking, Murder In Curtis Bay
• Woman Struck Along Route 1 In Jessup Wednesday
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 174 New Coronavirus Cases
• Celtics Have Found A Fresh Voice To Lead The Way In Ime Udoka
• Blaine Woman Charged With 6 Felony Tax Crimes
• Allegheny County Public Works Requests Input On Roberto Clemente Bridge Project
• Fort Worth ISD A Step Closer To Providing Internet Service For 'Every Child In Every Zip Code'
• 'Behind The Music' Comes To Paramount+ On July 29th Featuring LL Cool J, Duran Duran, Fat Joe
• Biden to replace head of housing finance agency after Supreme Court ruling
• NH Amber Alert Prompted By 'Sophisticated Phone Scam,' Manchester Police Believe
• Pursuit Suspect Fatally Shot By Deputy In Norwalk
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 21 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• 'I Wish I Would Have Taken A Look At This Sooner": North Texas Man Fighting Breast Cancer
• Travelers Championship Preview: 'Anything Can Happen In The Last Four Holes,' Says CBS Sports' Ian Baker-Finch
• Texas Among States Helping Unemployed Parents Pay For Childcare While They Search For Work
• San Francisco Serial Shoplifting Suspect Charged With 15 Counts, Faces Arraignment Wednesday
• Santa Clara County Approves $750,000-Expansion For Domestic Abuse Program
• Celtics Reportedly Set To Hire Ime Udoka As Team's New Head Coach
• Elton John To Play His Last North American Concert Ever At Dodger Stadium In 2022
• Man Involved In 2020 San Francisco Police Standoff Shot Dead in City's Bayview District
• Motorcyclist Airlifted After Fatal Crash In Douglas County
• New York's COVID State Of Emergency Set To Expire Thursday
• 1 Injured In Shooting, Denver Police Search For Suspect
• $35 Can Outfit A Child In Need Going Back-To-School
• Sylvan Fire Grows To 3,580+ Acres, Closure Issued For Parts Of White River National Forest
• Customs Officers Seize $7K In Counterfeit Bills At BWI Airport
• Police: Marcus Kelley Of Hemet Discharged Bear Spray In Seal Beach Road Rage Incident
• Oath Keeper charged in Capitol riot conspiracy pleads guilty
• Conservation Work Done On Gay Liberation Monument In Christopher Park
• Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore Continues To Be The Go-To Destination For Travelers Of Michigan's Upper Peninsula
• FIU Ranked First Among Florida Public Universities
• Now Hiring: TSA Holding Job Fair Friday And Saturday In Denver
• Nationals GM Mike Rizzo Calls Phillies Manager Girardi A 'Con Artist'
• UCLA Study Find That People Already Infected With COVID Only Need One Dose Of Vaccine
• Suspect Killed After Wild Pursuit Ends With Shooting On 10 Freeway In Fontana
• Harlem Globetrotters Petition NBA To Become League's 31st Franchise: 'Don't Get It Twisted; Basketball Would Not Be What It Is Today Without Us'
• Romez Coleman Charged With Violating No-Contact Order, Prompting Standoff At Bloomington Hotel
• Weather Service Warns Heat Wave Could Cook Bay Area Over Weekend
• Walmart Deals for Days: Big sale on Apple Airpods Pro, Roku, Instant Pot and more
• LA City Council Passes Ordinance Banning Landlords From Harassing Tenants
• 'We Are Devastated', Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra Announces Passing Of President & CEO Ann Koonsman
• Stamford Police Searching For Driver In Hit-Run That Left Victim Critically Injured
• Harlem Globetrotters Petition NBA To Become League's 31st Franchise: 'Don't Get It Twisted; Basketball Would Not Be What It Is Today Without Us'
• Triplets Celebrate Being Pregnant At The Same Time
• Brooklyn Center Police Investigate Suspicious Death
• 11-Foot-Long Great White Named Freya Spotted Off Coast Of Jersey Shore Last Week
• CBS And Flo Rida Team Up For Return Of Hot Summer Originals 'Big Brother' And 'Love Island'
• MLB Crackdown On Sticky Stuff Looks Like Another Failure Of Rob Manfred Era
• Summertime Fun And Outdoor Family Activities Without Leaving The City At Beacon Park
• Karrar Noaman Al Khammasi Convicted Of Attempted Murder In Shooting Of Colorado Springs Police Officer Cem Duzel
• Tarrant County Virtual Job Fair
• Combate Mixed Martial Arts Coming To Paramount+ And CBS Sports Network
• NASA working to fix Hubble Space Telescope computer glitch
• Democrats search for path forward on voting rights after Senate bill fails
• Whitmer Signs $2.2B COVID-19 Bill That Releases Federal Aid
• Nearly Every New Covid-19 Death Is Now Entirely Preventable, CDC Director Says
• 40 cows escape slaughterhouse, stampede through neighborhood
• Annette Nance-Holt Confirmed As Chicago's First Black Female Fire Commissioner
• First-time socialist candidate set to become Buffalo's next mayor
• Fiancée Devastated After Father Of 2 Killed In Inwood Robbery: 'To Take A Life Just For His Jewelry Is Just Insane'
• Morgan Stanley bars unvaccinated clients and staff from N.Y. offices
• NYPD Investigating Anti-Muslim Attacks In Queens
• VP Kamala Harris To Visit US-Mexico Border On Friday
• Philadelphia Union to Have Full Stadium At Subaru Park For First Time Since October 2019
• NSA opens doors to new "collaboration center" as cyberthreats mount
• Red Cross Seeking Donations As Blood Shortage Worsens
• Perry Mattfeld Says 'In The Dark' Season 3, 'The Stakes Can't Get Any Higher'
• Dr. Oz and D.L. Hughley Discuss How The Comedic Legend Is Feeling After Recovering From COVID-19
• Treasured Photo Album Returned To Gloucester Bar Made Famous By 'The Perfect Storm'
• Police: 1 Dead, Another Wounded After Shooting At Allegheny Commons East
• Harris heading to border Friday for first time as vice president
• Satellite Images Of Angeles National Forest Show Effects Of Drought In Just 1 Year
• CTU: Layoffs Will Hit Hardest Schools On South, West Sides
• Inside The #FreeBritney Movement And The Conservatorship That Sparked It Ahead Of Wednesday's Court Appearance
• Magnitude 3.6 Earthquake Rattles Sierra Near Truckee
• Train, Tractor Trailer Collide In Glassport
• Oakland A's Reliever Sergio Romo Drops Pants During Substance Check
• Chelsea Giving Free Air Conditioning Units To Eligible Residents
• Authors of "Blackout" on celebrating Black love in all forms
• NYC Mayoral Primary: Eric Adams Leads 1st Round, Maya Wiley And Kathryn Garcia Neck And Neck
• Carl Nassib's NFL jersey a top seller after he says he's gay
• City Council Adjourns, No Vote On Renaming Lake Shore Drive For Chicago's Founder
• Biden remembers the late Senator John Warner at his funeral
• Woman, 79, Missing Since Saturday Found Alive In Pontiac
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Maryland Now In 'Green Zone,' Reporting Case Rate Below 1 Per 100K
• BPS Superintendent Cassellius, Volunteers Go Door-To-Door To Reach Students Who Dropped Out During Pandemic
• North Texas Hospitals Asked to Make Concessions As Nation Faces Blood Supply Shortage
• 1 Man Dead, 2 Injured After Shooting In Wentworth Gardens
• 10 Bulldogs Worth $60K Stolen In Ohio, Recovered In Michigan
• Livermore Man Accused Of Sexual Assault, Secretly Recording Victim
• High E. Coli Levels Close Lake Hiawatha, Bde Maka Ska Thomas Beaches
• Florida Teen Tased By FHP Trooper, His Mother Thinks He Was Racially Profiled
• Officer injured in Capitol riot calls for independent commission
• COVID In Minnesota: 84 Cases, 5 Deaths Reported, Positivity Rate Falls To 1.3%
• Sam & Kristie Mewis Of Hanson Become First Sisters To Make Olympic Women's Soccer Roster
• Supreme Court sides with cheerleader punished for Snapchat post
• Shootings Continue To Plague Philadelphia As President Biden Set To Announce Plan To Combat Gun Violence Nationally
• Vili Fualaau Tells Dr. Oz How The Media Made Him Feel Like A Victim, Not Mary Kay
• 'A True Hero': John 'Johnny' Hurley Identified As Good Samaritan Killed In Olde Town Arvada Shooting
• MassDOT Urges Drivers To Be 'Aggressively Nice' With Traffic Returning To Pre-Pandemic Levels
• 5 Teens Hurt After Pickup Rolls Near Hutchinson; 2 Victims Flown To Metro Hospitals
• South Florida Residents Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner Distance Themselves From The Former President And His Constant Complaints
• Police: New Jersey Man Philip Lively Charged With Groping Women At Dave And Buster's
• Sacramento SPCA Celebrating Opening Of New Animal Hospital
• Last One At Nassau Coliseum? Islanders Hoping To Avoid Elimination Against Lightning In Game 6
• Elton John 'Farewell Yellow Brick Road' Tour To Include Concert At Soldier Field
• Police Seek Suspect In Fatal Homewood Shooting, Release Surveillance Photos
• Report Of Battery Investigated At Singer Chris Brown's Home In Tarzana
• Suffolk Police Say 2 Men Stole Hair Curlers From Beauty Shop In Commack
• Senate GOP Probe: No Systemic Fraud In Michigan Election
• New Video: Off-Duty NYPD Officer Bashed With Wooden Stick In Bronx Beating
• Man Arrested In Connection To Armed Robbery In Bemidji Apartment Complex
• Chicagoans React To President Biden's Plan To Tackle The City's Gun Probem
• Construction Worker Injured From Falling Piece Of Concrete In Coral Gables
• Twin Brothers, Ex-Orange County Deputies, Plead Guilty To Fraudulently Obtaining Military Leave
• 'NOT Your Toilet': Man Caught Dumping Human Waste In Stream In Clear Creek County
• Former Phillies Outfielder Dylan Cozens Pursuing NFL Career
• Videos, Surveillance Photos Released Of El Cerrito Walgreen Armed Robbery Suspect
• Bronx Home Invasion Thieves Steal $100,000 In Cash, Police Say
• Vili Fualaau Talks About How He Never Expected To Fall In Love With Someone 20 Years Older
• 'Elton John Farewell Yellow Brick Road: The Final Tour' Stops In Philadelphia July 15, 2022
• Florida Prison Mail Plan Sparks Opposition
• Joe Biden says he's "so proud" of pro athletes for coming out
• The 10 Craziest Moments From Red Sox' Wild Win Over Rays
• US Citizen Wanted On Multiple Child Sexual Assault Charges Arrested At Southern Border
• LOOK: Firefighters Practice Rescues Atop Canobie Lake Park Roller Coasters, Ferris Wheel
• U.K. denies Russian claims of "warning shots" fired at warship
• Adam Haddad, Local Auto Body Shop Owner, Sentenced For Damaging Cars To Collect More Insurance Money
• Denver Weather: One More Hot Day Before Cooler And Wetter Pattern Develops
• Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly To Step Down In 2022
• Call Kurtis: Lincoln Couple Fined $350 For Car They Sold 5 Years Ago
• Alvin Kamara Advising NASCAR On Growing Fan Base
• Some Used Vehicles Now Cost More Than Original Sticker Price
• Indiana University students sue over vaccine requirement
• School Board Meeting In Virginia Over Transgender Rules Becomes Chaotic, 1 Arrested
• Giant panda gives birth to twin cubs at Japan's oldest zoo
• Tigers Beat Cardinals 8-2
• Fallen Officer: Community Members Gather At Memorial Outside Arvada Police Department To Mourn Death Of Officer Gordon Beesley
• Newsom Wants To Pay All Back Rent Owed By Low-Income Californians Using Pandemic Relief Funds
• Florida GOP candidate claims opponent plotted to kill her
• Dr. Oz Asks Vili Fualaau If He And Mary Kay Ever Talked About Life Without Her
• Recipe: The Rainbow Connection
• Elton John Will Make Tour Stop At PNC Park In 2022
• Elton John Farewell Yellow Brick Road: The Final Tour Coming To Globe Life Field In Arlington
• USWNT Announces Olympic Roster For Tokyo Games
• USWNT Announces Olympic Roster For Tokyo Games, Including Mewis Sisters From Hanson
• Carli Lloyd, Tobin Heath Making 4th Olympic Appearance For USWNT, Julie Ertz Also Heading To Tokyo
• FAA Provides $251 Million In Airport Rescue Grants to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport
• Pistons Win Lottery
• 3.6-Magnitude Quake Centered Near Kingvale Shakes High Country
• Postal Worker Tells CBS 2 Staffing Issues Due To Federal Leave, Prioritization Of Package Delivery Are In Part To Blame For Persistent Mail Problems
• Rafael Devers Atones For Pair Of Miscues With Go-Ahead RBI Double Against Rays In Extra Innings
• Missing 14-Year-Old, Brai'jon Harris, Found Safe
• Olympics to kick off in a month, but booze and cheering are out
• 250 Gators Removed From Walt Disney World Properties Since Boy Died In 2016 Attack
• The Last Days Of Mary Kay Letourneau: Exclusive With Her Husband Vili Fualaau
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Bills On Civics, 'Intellectual Freedoms'
• 'Its Devastating That We Are At This Point': Critical Blood Shortage Impacts Patients
• 4 In 10 Want To Date Someone Passionate About Cuisine, Survey Finds
• Manhattan DA Primary: Alvin Bragg Has Slight Lead Over Tali Farhadian Weinstein In Too-Close-To-Call Race
• Cooking With Rania: Spicy Lemon Chocolate Ganache Tart
• Warren Buffett resigns from Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
• Elton John's Farewell Tour Coming To Gillette Stadium In 2022
• PTL Links: June 23, 2021
• Westbound I-70 Reopens After Multi-Car Crash At Colorado Boulevard During Morning Commute
• NYC Comptroller Primary: Brad Lander Takes Lead Over Corey Johnson
• 'Urgent Action' Needed To Extend Mail-In Voting In Massachusetts, Galvin Says
• Bill Belichick Dismisses Analytics At GM Summit ... But Does He Really Feel That Way?
• Delta variant​ could cause next COVID wave: "This virus will still find you"
• Friends, Colleagues Remember Waitress Allegedly Shot And Killed At Work In Roseville By Ex-Fiance
• Obama Labor Secretary Tom Perez Announces Run For Maryland Governor
• Victoria Neighborhood Voices Concerns Over Level 3 Offender Matthew Vanhecke Moving In
• Palm Beach School District Sued Over Mental Health Policy
• Sunshine To Fill Philadelphia Region Making For Beautiful Wednesday
• Local McDonald's Locations Partnering With CDPH To Get People Vaccinated
• After 18 Months, Allianz Field To Open Wednesday At Full Capacity
• 56-Year-Old Man Shot Wednesday Morning In SE Baltimore
• Drinking Coffee Of Any Type Cuts Risk For Liver Problems, Study Says
• US Federal Student Loan Interest Rate Set To Rise July 1
• Ex-DNC chair Tom Perez launches bid for Maryland governor
• Miami Weather: Mix Of Sun & Clouds, Afternoon Storms Develop
• Firefighters Rescue Dog Trapped Under A Shed In South Park Township
• Company Survived The Pandemic, But Now Folding The Tent Due To Lack Of Workers
• Companies Looking To Fill 5,500 Positions At Mega Job Fair Thursday In Sunrise
• Chicago Ticket Mixup Prevents Evanston Man From Earning Money As Rideshare Driver
• GOP Voting Law Bill Clears State House Amid Wolf Veto Threat
• Iran claims it thwarted a "sabotage attack" on nuclear facility
• Chris Sale Set To Face Hitters At Fenway Park On Saturday
• Motorcyclist, 20, Killed In Crash On Highway 7 In Shorewood
• Biden seeks to address disparity in legal experience with judicial picks
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/23 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• What's Behind Philadelphia's Trash Pickup Delays, And What's Being Done To Address Issue?
• Pittsburgh Businessman Ty Ballou Wants To Make A Play To Buy Pirates
• Pennsylvania To Lift Mandatory Mask Mandate Next Week
• Celebrating A Summer Of Ice Cream! It's The WBZ Ice Cream Social
• Suspect Zachery Leffall Arrested For Dallas Shooting That Injured Pregnant Woman Leaving Church
• Weather Blog: Bluebird Skies For The Summer
• Pittsburgh Irish Festival Returns To Sandcastle In September
• Eric Adams takes early lead in NYC Democratic mayoral primary
• Federal student loan interest rate set to rise July 1
• Brotherly Love: Separated By Pandemic Shutdowns, 2 SEPTA Commuters Reunite With Favorite Bus Driver
• Police: Man Shot Multiple Times In West Philadelphia
• Americans losing more money to mobile payment scams, report says
• How to watch the full "strawberry" moon, the last supermoon of 2021
• Arrest Made In Murder Of Jason Campbell, Son Of Former State Senator Daphne Campbell
• Juneteenth menu at Atlanta Ikea angers Black employees
• Monessen To Host A Fourth Of July Parade, First In At Least 10 Years
• Sonoma Enacts Mandatory 20% Water Use Reduction, Limits Irrigation to 2 Days a Week
• Baltimore City Schools Announces Summer Operating Schedule
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Announces Free Summer Concert Series
• Unemployed Workers Union Holds Protest Over Gov. Hogan's Decision To End Additional Federal Benefits
• Democratic State Sen. Sonia Chang-Diaz Running For Massachusetts Governor
• 14-Year-Old Shot In The Foot While Standing Outside In West Garfield Park
• Officer Crashes While Responding To Call In North Huntingdon
• Attempted Robbery Ends With Bullet Shattering CTA Blue Line Window In Garfield Park
• Tortilla-throwing incident leads to school basketball coach's firing
• Homeland Security Allowing More Asylum-Seekers Waiting In Mexico To Return To The US
• Pittsburgh Police Mourning Death Of Retired K9 Gerix
• Man, 22, Fatally Shot Outside Brooklyn Park Market
• Dog missing for 2 weeks found swimming in New Jersey bay
• Bristol Community College Gives Away $20,000 In Scholarships At COVID Vaccine Clinic
• Financial Responsibility: How And When To Teach Your Kids About Money Issues
• Chicago Weather: Showers Wednesday Morning
• DMV Offers Free Real ID Upgrade To Californians Who Renewed Licenses By Mail During Pandemic
• Dennis Ross on Israel's political future
• 7 Suspects Sought In Latest Palo Alto Handbag Heist; $50,000 In Merchandise Stolen
• Miami Dolphins Linebacker Jerome Baker Inks 3-Year Extension
• Red Sox Win 'Crazy Game' Versus Rays In 11 Innings, Despite Wander Franco's Impressive Debut
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny Skies As Temperatures Warm Up
• Pa. State Senate Passes Bill Allowing Local Police To Use Radar For Enforcing Speed Limits
• Hospital workers fired or quit after refusing to get COVID vaccine
• Wednesday's Child: 17-Year-Old Layla
• Apple Daily, Hong Kong's last pro-democracy newspaper, going dark
• UPDATE: San Francisco Fisherman's Wharf Hit-And-Run Victim Identified As Hotel Worker Headed Home
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• After Carl Nassib's Coming Out Announcement, NFL Donates $100,000 To LGBTQ+ Organization The Trevor Project
• A's Race To Large Early Lead, Defeat Rangers, 13-6
• Report Says 'Serious Racial Disparities' Exist In Pennsylvania Juvenile Court
• Amazon Prime Day: Apple, Instant Pot and other top-reviewed items on sale now at Amazon
• Cole's Strikeouts, Spin Rate Down, Royals Rally Past Yanks
• Stroman Hurt As Braves Blank Mets
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/23 Wednesday Morning Forecast

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• "RuPaul's Drag Race" to recreate classic "Brady Bunch" episode
• Home prices surge to record highs
• Britney Spears slams conservatorship during court appearance
• NASA looking to solve dirty laundry issue in space
• Atlanta boosts city's police budget amid rising crime
• Biden unveils new gun violence strategy which will crack down on gun dealers
• Biden tackles gun control amid spike in violent crime
• CDC panel confirms "likely" association between mRNA COVID-19 vaccines and rare cases of heart inflammation
• Britney Spears demands change in conservatorship battle
• Defense chief Lloyd Austin backs change in military sex assault prosecutions
• Teamsters plan effort to unionize Amazon
• Police discover bodies of 2 girls in Florida canal
• First rioter sentenced in U.S. Capitol attack gets probation
• Supreme Court sides with cheerleader in free speech case
• COVID shots may be linked to rare heart problems in teens, CDC finds
• Puerto Rico Governor Pedro Pierluisi on island statehood, Hurricane Maria and COVID recovery
• Florida gubernatorial candidate Nikki Fried on trying to beat Governor Ron Desantis
• Biden calls for more gun prevention efforts, warns of summer crime spike
• Report says millions of past felons eligible to vote but don't know it
• Britney Spears to speak in court regarding her conservatorship for the first time
• Sneak peek: Christy Martin - The Fight of Her Life
• Progressive activists call on Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer to retire
• Herd of cows escape slaughterhouse and stampede through California neighborhood
• Britney Spears expected to address court at conservatorship hearing
• Supreme Court backs cheerleader in free speech case
• Biden rolling out gun violence prevention strategy
• Coronavirus variant spreading rapidly among unvaccinated
• Cheerleader wins Supreme Court case over social media posts
• Biden remembers late Senator John Warner at his funeral
• Local Matters: Eric Adams leading early NYC mayoral primary election results
• Tokyo Olympics now a month away, and COVID concerns persist
• Former Defense Department special counsel on January 6 Capitol riot and FBI's response
• WorldView: Hong Kong's Apple Daily to close; Deadly conflict in Yemen
• CDC advisory board meets to discuss risks of rare heart inflammation linked to vaccines
• Democrats regrouping after Republicans block voting rights bill in Senate
• Details emerge about migrant children's "despair and isolation," even self-harm, at emergency housing site in Texas
• Best-selling YA authors of "Blackout" on importance of centering, celebrating Black love
• How millions of families will benefit from cash payments, tax breaks under new child tax credit
• Royal historian makes claims about Prince Harry and Prince William's alleged fallout
• Trooper's actions questioned after surveillance video shows him tasing biracial teen
• Why Democrats spent time on voting rights bill that was expected to fail
• D.C. police officer who defended Capitol says he felt "abandoned" after January 6 insurrection
• Iran claims number of their news websites appear to have been seized by U.S. authorities
• Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin supports military sexual assault prosecution changes
• Senate Republicans block debate on sweeping voting rights bill
• Eric Adams leads so far following New York City's mayoral primary, as Andrew Yang concedes
• Dr. Fauci on missing vaccine goal, hesitancy, increasing Delta variant
• Missouri leads U.S. in most COVID cases per capita, driven by Delta variant
• 6/23: CBSN AM
• Senate Republicans block Democrats' voting rights bill
• Mobile payment scams surge, report says
• U.S. government seizes dozens of Iran-linked websites
• New CBS News polling on LGBTQ+ issues