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Articles from June 25, 2021

• Battle of the Bay Opens With Giants Win, Big Crowd at Oracle
• Pollock, Muncy Help Dodgers Beat Cubs To Snap 5-Game Skid
• Man Injured After Jumping Out Of Airplane Taxiing At LAX
• Cassondra Stratton, Woman With Colorado Ties, Still Not Found As Search Continues At Site Of Miami-Area Condo Building Collapse
• Help Soothe Shelter Pets On The Fourth Of July By Signing Up To Talk, Sing, Or Play Music For Them
• VIDEO: Propane Truck Catches Fire On Highway 99 Near Stockton
• Bear Tracked Down, Euthanized After Meyers Resident Attacked Inside Home
• 'It Was Like An Explosion': 10-Pound Chunk Of Ice Falls Through Roof Of Yucaipa Home
• Officials Urge Residents To Prep For What Could Be The Worst Fire Season Ever
• LAPD Investigating After Man Found Dead At Venice Beach Boardwalk Encampment
• Bay Bridge Series Marks 1st Game With Full-Capacity Crowd At Oracle Park Since Pandemic; Giants Top A's 2-0
• Cueto Dazzles, Giants Blank A's in Bay Bridge Series Opener
• Surveillance Video Shows Gunman Running After Officer Gordon Beesley With Gun Before Shooting In Olde Town Arvada
• 'Happy, But Also Not Happy': Community Reaction Mixed After Chauvin Sentencing
• 15-Year-Old Girl Shot In Lynn; Man Arrested
• Brooklyn Residents Rally At George Floyd Statue To Learn Derek Chauvin's Sentence: 'This Is Disrespectful To George Floyd's Life'
• Fans Disappointed As New York Islanders Fall Just Short Of Stanley Cup Final
• Juror in Scott Peterson Trial Didn't Disclose Being a Victim
• Phils Split With Mets After Nola Ties K Mark
• Pride Month History Makers: Victor Salvo, Legacy Project
• Pittsburgh Activist Reflects On Derek Chauvin Receiving 22.5 Years For Killing George Floyd
• 'It Really Shook': 2.6 Magnitude Earthquake Reported In Maryland, Epicenter Near Woodlawn
• Jury Selected In Capital Gazette Shooter Trial
• Port Authority Environmental Staff Rescues Group Of Turtles At JFK Airport
• Red Sox Hold On For 4th Straight Win Over Yankees, 5-3
• Baltimore's Controversial Surveillance Plane Program Ruled Unconstitutional
• Police: Explosion Near Queens Synagogue Was Caused By Homemade Firework
• Baltimore Boxer Gervonta Davis To Fight Mario Barrios On Showtime Saturday
• After The Tornado, The New Nemesis For Woodridge Residents Is A Deluge Of Rain
• Suspect Charged For Fells Point Swastika Graffiti, Councilman Pushes For Hate Crime Charge
• The Deluge Continues As Chicago Weather Forecast Calls For More Drenching Rain
• Marlins Rally Past Nationals 11-2
• Maryland Tourism Industry Rebounding as Pandemic Restrictions Ease
• Derek Chauvin Sentenced To 22.5 Years In Prison For Killing George Floyd
• Caught On Dashcam, A Frightening Shootout As Man Is Stuck In Traffic
• Anne Arundel County Police Host 2021 Annual Youth Police Academy
• Family Members Hope, Pray For Good News In Surfside Building Collapse
• Fowles Has 30 Points, 14 Rebounds, Lynx Beat Aces 90-89
• New Speed Cameras Are Going Up In Baltimore School Zones
• Passenger Frustration Mounts As Lines Grow At Understaffed Airports
• Lowe Go-Ahead HBP, Rays Win; Angels' Ohtani Homers Again
• Man Fatally Stabbed In Parking Lot On North Harlem In Dunning Neighorhood
• Alex Trebek wins posthumous Daytime Emmy
• Denver Nuggets Workload For Nikola Jokic To Be Examined During Offseason
• San Jose City Workers Angry Over Proposed 3% Pay Raise, Planning To Protest
• Orioles Rally, Beat Blue Jays 6-5 To End 20-Game Road Skid
• 'New Beginning': After Losing Dog In Fire, Marshfield Family Gets Puppy From Community
• Attorney Ben Crump Calls For Federal Conviction For Derek Chauvin
• Elaine Bachmann Named Maryland's Next State Archivist
• Juror In Scott Peterson Trial Didn't Disclose Being Crime Victim
• No Parade, But Plenty Of Joy As Fully-Reopened San Francisco Celebrates Pride Weekend
• Bay Area Reopens: Valley Fair Mall's $1 Billion Makeover Coincides With Retail Rebound
• Artist Judy Baca Restoring 1984 Mural 'Hitting The Wall' In DTLA
• Colorado District Attorney Brian Mason Fights For Gun Violence Prevention 13 Years After Fellow Prosecutor And Friend Shot And Killed
• Pentagon Task Force's UFO Report Released – Many Cases Remain Unexplained
• 'Gas Tax Holiday': California Senate Republicans Propose Pause On Gas Tax For A Year
• READ: Pentagon Task Force Releases Unclassified Report On UFOs
• #TogetherInPride: Over 100 Rainbow Flags On Display At Rockefeller Center
• 'We Took Some Big Hits': West Hollywood Starting To Recover From Pandemic Closures
• Off-Duty Long Beach Lifeguard Nickoli Alfasi Rescues Swimmer In Distress
• Fire Rips Through RV On Pacoima Street
• Oakland Residents React To City Budget Plan to Cut Police Department Funding
• New Jersey Hospitals Report No New COVID-19 Deaths For First Time Since July 2020
• Maryland Announces Mature Female Hard Crab Catch Limits For Commercial Crabbers
• Following Florida Building Collapse, Cities Of Aurora, Denver Explain High-Rise Inspection Process
• 'Minor Injuries' For 4 When Southwest Airlines Flight Hits 'Moderate Turbulence'
• Arvada Police: 'Hero' Johnny Hurley Confronted Gunman, Shot Him Before Another Officer Shot Hurley
• Child Psychologist From Douglas County Is This Week's $1 Million Winner In Colorado Comeback Cash Giveaway
• Denver Urges Community Involvement, Police Engagement To Combat Violent Crime
• South LA Pop-Up Clinic Helps Workers Get Vaccinated Against COVID
• Dole Recalls Fresh Blueberries Sold In New York Due To Potential Parasitic Contamination
• District Attorney Creates A 'Lifeline' For Kids Struggling With Mental Health Issues
• West Virginia Man Sentenced To Life In Prison For Killing 77-Year-Old Woman
• At least 4 dead, 159 unaccounted for after condo collapse
• Dustin Pedroia Gets Final Fenway Salute
• South Lake Tahoe Police Investigating Group Possibly Drugged At Bars, Beaches
• New York City Has Reopened, So What About The Top Tourist Attractions?
• In Burbank, A Child Is Fatally Shot
• COVID Vaccines: Alameda County Reaches 2 Million Doses, Nearly 80% With 1 Shot
• Gov. Jared Polis Signs Farmworker Rights And Wages Law
• Take Your Dog To Work Day: New Therapy Dog In Training Makes An Appearance At Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office
• Kings Fans Could Win Tickets, Swag At COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic Scheduled At Golden 1 Center On Saturday
• Los Angeles County Health Services Seeks Public's Help Identifying Hospital Patient
• California To Pay $5.2B To Cover Lower-Income Residents' Unpaid Rent During COVID Pandemic
• University Of Chicago Student, Morton Salt Executive And Loyola Graduate Among Missing In Florida Condo Collapse
• Suspect Dead In Shooting With Grand Junction Police After Pointing Gun At Employees Inside St. Mary's Hospital
• Biden Declares 'Pride Is Back' at White House, Signs Bill Making Pulse Night Club Nat'l Memorial
• Death Toll Rises to Four as Seaside Collapsed Condo Search and Rescue Continues
• Wildfire Scorches 30 Acres East Of Highway 101 In San Martin
• State Senate Approves Bill Allowing Local Police To Catch Speeding Drivers With Radar
• 8-Year-Old Boy Falls 10 Feet Off Garage Roof After Trying To Jump Into Pool In Marshall-Shadeland
• 91 Freeway BB Gun Shooting Victim Still Waiting For Window Replacement Due To Glass Shortage
• Roseville's House Of Oliver Restaurant Reopens After Deadly Shooting
• Residents noticed issues with Florida condo before collapse
• Kelsie Schelling's Family To Dedicate Bench In Her Honor In Pueblo's City Park
• Frank Pietrangelo, Hero Of 1991 Stanley Cup Playoffs, Says He Was Among Those Sexually Abused By Hockey Coach Tom 'Chico' Adrahtas
• 2 Adults, 2 Kids Wounded In Shooting On Highway In Ohio
• Charles County Man Arrested On Sexual Solicitation And Child Porn Charges
• Palo Alto Police Make Arrest In Assault Involving Skateboard
• Homewood Residents Demand Action Over Backed-Up Sewage And Flooding
• AARP Says Beware Of Criminals Using Religion To Target People In 'Do Me A Favor' Scams
• City Council Votes To Rename Lake Shore Drive After DuSable
• People Encouraged To Take Flowers From Living Memorial At King Soopers On Table Mesa Drive In Boulder
• Black Restaurant Week Kicks Off Throughout Tri-State Area
• VIDEO: Big Rig's Cab Ends Up Hanging Over Side Of I-5 Yolo Bypass After Crash
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Summer Boost Program To Begin Next Week With Nearly 1,000 Fewer Students
• Ranking Among Worst In Nation, Illinois State Unemployment Office Failing To Report Fraud Info
• Woman Arrested On Suspicion Of Abandoning Newborn At Lynwood Park
• Downtown Deals App Unveiled In Effort To Boost Struggling Long Island Businesses
• Man In Critical Condition After 'Possible Road Rage' Shooting On I-35W In Fort Worth
• 'Springsteen On Broadway,' Sophisticated Off-Broadway Experiences Kick Off Summer Of Theater In New York City
• Driver And Felon Passenger Arrested On Weapons, Drugs, Stolen Vehicle Charges In La Cañada Flintridge
• The Who's Roger Daltrey Cancels Solo Tour That Included Stop In Costa Mesa
• Edmond Harris Charged In Federal Court With Carjacking, Murder Of Rideshare Driver, Javier Ramos
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• Dog Behaviorist Explains How To Prepare Rover For Fourth Of July Noises
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• Marilyn Manson To Face Assault Charges In New Hampshire
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• Ongoing Rescue In Surfside: Work Can't Happen Fast Enough For Families
• Doctor Blasts Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson's COVID Vaccine Skepticism
• Former Pittsburgh Penguins Goaltender Frank Pietrangelo, Known For 'The Save,' Says He Was Among Those Sexually Abused By Former Hockey Coach
• Andrew Jackson Elementary To Change Name To Fanny Jackson Coppin To Better Represent Neighborhood It Serves
• Homicide Investigation Underway After Man Found Dead At Woodland Motel
• Derek Chauvin sentenced to 22.5 years in prison for Floyd's murder
• Westchester County Celebrates Reopening Of Rye Playland After COVID Canceled Entire 2020 Season
• Furry Tails: Chicken, Buttons And Moon Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Cause Of Chemtool Fire Believed To Be Accident, Caused By Independent Contractor
• Gift Of Gab, Sacramento Native And Member Of Blackalicious, Dies At 50 After Battle With Kidney Failure
• Rory Gamble, Who Led UAW Through Scandal, Pandemic, Retires
• Six Flags, Hurricane Harbor Increasing Security After Deadly Shooting In Parking Lot, Arlington Police Say
• Help Needed To Identify Driver Who Fatally Struck Fullerton Father, Thomas Carrillo
• FEMA Task Force In Colorado Trains For Building Rescues Like The One Taking Place In Florida
• Florida Condo Collapse: At Least 4 Dead, More Than 150 Unaccounted For As Desperate Search Continues
• After Florida Collapse, Experts Confident Boston Buildings Are Safe
• Hempfield Township Family Targeted By 'Swatting' Hoax
• Demand For AC Units In North Texas Heats Up As Summer Temperatures Soar
• Gov. Walz Says He Will Give Up Emergency Powers Aug. 1; Republicans Have Plan To Force End Sooner
• Ramon Angulobello Identified As Driver Who Led Pursuit Across Busy LAX Runways
• Talented Bay Area Rapper Gift of Gab from Blackalicious Dead at 50
• Man Shot Alongside Highway 129 Near Watsonville, Suspects Sought
• Eric Adams Says Primary Winners Should Get To Meet With Agency Heads; 'You Can't Say Let's Start From Scratch On Jan. 1'
• Some Fully Vaccinated People May Still Get Sick If Exposed To Variants, CDC Warns
• Caught On Video: Man Pilfers Pomeranian Puppy From Citipups Pet Store In Greenwich Village
• Out-Of-Season Illnesses Spike Amid Relaxed COVID-19 Restrictions
• Rainbow Capitalism: LGBTQ Advocates Say Companies Use Gay Pride Flag For Profit
• UK Watchdog Probes Amazon, Google For Fake Reviews Of Goods
• San Joaquin Honor Farm Inmate's Death Being Called Homicide
• NYPD: Gunmen Open Fire On 5 People Outside Bronx Graduation Party After Being Denied Entry
• Overturned Container Truck Finally Cleared From Eastbound I-80 in Emeryville
• Pa. Health Department To Lift Universal Masking Order On June 28
• New York City Public School Students Celebrate End Of Difficult Year While DOE Prepares To Move Forward
• Southwest Airlines raises its minimum wage to $15 an hour
• Will Derek Chauvin's Prison Experience Remain Unusual?
• COVID Recovery: Newsom, Lawmakers Reach Deal On Extending Eviction Moratorium Through September
• Take Down Your Bird Feeders, Indiana: Sick, Dead Birds Found
• Turkey Vultures Make Life Difficult For Some Longmont Residents As Search For Solution Continues
• With Economy Lot Still Closed, Massport Lowers Price For Central Garage At Logan Airport
• Southwest Airlines Plans To Raise Minimum Pay To $15 An Hour
• Beaumont Hospital Royal Oak Giving Free Heart Screenings For Teens June 26
• UPDATE Slain Inmate, Suspects Identified in San Joaquin County Honor Farm Homicide
• Magnitude-3.1 Earthquake Rattles Rancho Cucamonga
• Manhattan Prosecutors Could File Charges Against Trump Organization As Early As Next Week
• Condo Collapse: Some Family Members Feeling Frustrated With Search, Rescue Efforts
• Bear Found Roaming Around Highlands Ranch Captured, Relocated
• Children's Museum Of Pittsburgh And MuseumLab Reopen With New Exhibits
• Derek Chauvin Sentenced To 22.5 Years In Prison For Killing George Floyd
• Throwback Royal Blue Denver Broncos Helmets Could Be Back In 2022
• After Recent Drownings, Massachusetts To Recruit More Lifeguards By Increasing Hourly Pay
• Derek Chauvin Sentenced To 22 And A Half Years In Prison For Killing George Floyd
• Dorchester Hammer Attack: Boston Police Ask For Help Finding Suspect
• 'You're Not Alone': Salem LGBTQ Center Helps Teens Cope With Stresses Of Pandemic
• NYPD: Video Shows Group Suspected Of Vandalizing George Floyd Statue In Brooklyn
• 12-Year-Old Is Youngest Winner Yet Among Comeback Cash Scholarship Winners
• Catch Of The Day: Photos Of Unusual Fish Shared In Wareham
• President Biden Says Chauvin's 22.5-Year Prison Sentence 'Seems To Be Appropriate'
• Massachusetts Reports 60 New COVID Cases, 1 Additional Death
• One Man Killed, 4 Wounded In Shootout During Robbery Outside Hollywood Hills Home Of Fashion Nova CEO Richard Saghian
• Rescue Dog Quarantined For Rabies Escapes Bridgeville-Area Home
• Hudson's Site Update: Block Building Takes Shape With Arrival, Installation Of Steel Structure
• New List Of Species A Gauge Of LA's Biodiversity, Environmental Health
• 'Nothing Like A Live Audience': Bravo!Vail Music Festival's Onstage Performances Begin
• 'One Step Closer To Healing': George Floyd's Family, AG Ellison React To Derek Chauvin's Sentence
• New Mural In Denver's Baker Neighborhood Aims To Confront Stereotypes Of Indigenous Women
• Derek Chauvin, At Sentencing, Says He Hopes To Give Floyd Family 'Some Peace Of Mind'
• U.S. government UFO report released — many cases remain unexplained
• Derek Chauvin Sentenced To 22 Years In Prison For Murder of George Floyd
• Man Critically Wounded In San Francisco Outer Mission Shooting
• Arrest In 1994 Denver Cold Case: Steven Cumberbatch Charged With Murder Of Rita Desjardine
• FAA announces more than $100,000 in fines for unruly behavior
• Oakland Scholar Heads To College Seeking To Serve Others
• Mosquito-Borne Jamestown Canyon Virus Confirmed In Michigan: Here's Everything To Know
• Social Distancing Requirements Ending At LA Courthouses; Masks Still Mandatory
• Prince's Handwritten Lyric Sheet Of 'Nothing Compares 2 U' Sold By Boston's RR Auction For $150,986
• Garbage Truck Catches Fire In Kennedy Township
• Suspect In Shooting Of Naperville Man Arrested In Plainfield
• Massachusetts 'VaxMillions' Lottery Drawing Schedule Released For 5 Chances At $1 Million Prize
• Derek Chauvin Sentenced To 22.5 Years For Murder Of George Floyd
• Former Police Officer Derek Chauvin Sentenced To 22.5 Years In Prison For Murder Of George Floyd
• Ex-Officer Derek Chauvin Sentenced To 22 And A Half Years In Prison For Murder Of George Floyd
• San Mateo Set To Move To District-Based Council Elections Amid Concerns Of Potential Lawsuit
• Brian Scalabrine Inks Multi-Year Deal As Lead Celtics Analyst
• Shooting In Olde Town Arvada: DA Says Details In Death Of Johnny Hurley Not Being Released To Protect Investigation
• Alex Rodriguez 'Got Bombed,' Threw Up On New York Street After 2003 Trade To Red Sox Fell Through
• First cruise ship set to sail from U.S. since the pandemic
• Mosquitos Carrying Jamestown Canyon Virus Detected In New Hampshire For 1st Time Ever
• Authorities Testing Weapon That May Have Been Used To Kill 5-Year-Old Houston Boy Samuel Olson
• 'My Condolences To The Floyd Family': Derek Chauvin Speaks Before Being Sentenced To 22.5 Years In Prison
• Kamala Harris Visits El Paso For First Trip To US-Mexico Border As Vice President
• Teen Arrested In Shooting Death Of Another Teen In Allentown
• Tarence Jones Charged In Fatal Shooting Of Desmond Williams In Baltimore
• Man Found Shot To Death In Del Paso Heights
• Shortages Causing Rush To Buy Fireworks In North Texas
• Authorities ID First Fatal Victim From Surfside Building Collapse
• Man Charged With Attempting To Kill Security Guards With Vehicle In Salida
• Heavy Summer Snow May Threaten Pikes Peak International Hill Climb On Sunday
• Port Authority Board Makes Standard Fare $2.75 For All
• 2 Arrested, 1 Still Wanted For Capital Murder Of Sachse Man
• Pearl River Mart: An 'Asian American Wonderland Emporium' Is Reborn In SoHo
• ASK A DOC: LifeBridge Health Dr. Craig Bennett Talks Sports Medicine
• Report: Jason Kidd Coming Back To Dallas As Next Mavericks Coach
• Police Looking For Gerald Calendin, Missing From Baltimore Since June 2
• Fire Breaks Out Near Annapolis City Marina
• Mesquite Offering Free Yard Signs Urging No Fireworks, Gunfire Or DWI During Fourth Of July Holiday
• Michigan Man Cleared Of 3 Murders After 16 years In Prison
• This week on "Face the Nation," June 27, 2021
• $1,000 Sneaker Made With Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's Lakers Jersey Will Benefit His Skyhook Foundation
• Up To A Foot Of Snow Could Fall On Pikes Peak And Mount Evans This Weekend
• Condo Collapse: Search & Rescue Continues, Death Toll Now At Four
• Maryland 'Y' Employee Vincent Dominick Charged With Sexual Offense Against A Child
• COVID In Colorado: CDC Investigating Outbreak Of Delta Variant In Mesa County
• Bruins Sign Trent Frederic To Two-Year Contract
• Michigan Health Dept. Issues COVID-19 School Recommendations For Students, Teachers
• 'Particularly Tragic': Nearly All COVID-19 Deaths In US Are Now Among Unvaccinated
• Did Covid-19 Take Your Taste And Smell? Researchers Say It Should Return
• Calif. Legislators Reach Deal To Pay Off Unpaid Rent, Extend Eviction Moratorium To Sept. 30
• $25,000 Reward For Information On Devontay Anderson, Suspect In Murder Of 7-Year-Old Jaslyn Adams
• How Will Michigan Do Once Eviction Guard Goes?
• Woman Scrambles To Safety When Fire Breaks Out At Butler County Apartment Building
• Stephen Colbert relied on his wife's laughter to get him through "Late Show" broadcasts from his home
• Bail Reduced To $100K For Wynne Lee, Charged With Being Driver In Road Rage Shooting That Killed Aiden Leos
• Caught On Video: Brooklyn Sexual Abuse Suspect
• State Board Voids Parts Of Sonoma County Police Oversight Measure
• 'Do You Think Congress Should Investigate?' Rep. Moulton Weighs In On Britney Spears Conservatorship
• Stimulus Check Watch: Is Another Relief Payment Coming?
• "We have a deal": Biden announces infrastructure compromise
• Consumer Alert Posted At Sharpsburg Dollar General For Mouse Infestation
• Democrats Sue Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Over Vetoing Pay After Walkout
• U.S. probing conditions at Texas site holding migrant children
• 2 Dead After Small Plane Crash In Cleburne, Officials Say
• Nantucket Police Look To ID Man Seen In Surveillance Video Of Coffee Shop Break-In
• VIDEO: Moose Splashes Around In Creek Right In Front Of Wildlife Camera
• Canada Goose says it will stop using fur on all coats
• BART Seeks To Install Free WiFi At All Stations By 2024
• Ceremony At Penn's Landing Commemorates 71st Anniversary Of Korean War
• Surgeon General Warns Misinformation Is The Greatest Threat To Covid-19 Vaccination Efforts
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 258 New Cases, 9 Additional Deaths
• Vice President Kamala Harris To Travel To LA Friday After Visit To Border
• Union Workers With Cook County Health On Strike Over Wages, Health Benefits Friday
• Philadelphia Board Of Education To Officially Rename Andrew Jackson Elementary School
• 5 Arrested, Drugs Seized After Investigation Into Mexico-Based Drug Trafficking Operation Targeting Ventura County
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Wafer
• Minnesota Zoo Releases 700 Endangered Butterflies Back Into The Wild
• Pittsburgh Steelers Sign OL Trai Turner To 1-Year Deal
• Governor Abbott Issues Statewide Call For Jailers To Help Sheriffs With Increased Arrests At Southern Border 
• Michael Whyte Sentenced To Life For 1987 Murder Of Fort Carson Soldier Darlene Krashoc
• Liam's List June 25: Sonoma Pride, San Francisco Pride Brunch & Bay Bridge Series
• Search Continues For Surfside Condo Collapse Victims
• Caught On Camera: Gunman Hops Off Dirt Bike, Shoots At SUV Driver In The Bronx
• Former Boston Police Sergeant Pleads Guilty In Overtime Fraud Scheme
• Chicago Parking Meters Sued In Federal Court Over Alleged Monopoly Contract
• Mackinac Bridge Walk Set For Labor Day After 1 Year Break
• Derek Chauvin's Sentencing: Here's How To Watch
• Prices are surging. Is inflation here to stay?
• Deandre Freeman Charged In Fatal Minneapolis Gas Station Shooting
• Florida Sending Officers To Help Texas, Arizona At US-Mexico Border
• Is Minnesota Doing Enough To Limit Evictions?
• George Floyd's Relatives To Speak At Derek Chauvin Sentencing
• San Francisco workers must get vaccinated — or risk getting fired
• City Of Fort Worth Offering Assistance With Emergency Rental Applications
• Authorities Gather For Safe Neighborhood Initiative
• 1-Year-Old, 12-Year-Old Injured In Nicetown House Fire
• Cook County Delivers Fresh Produce To Seniors In Evanston
• PHOTOS: Woman Arrested For Alleged OUI After Crashing Onto Guardrail In Somerset
• Overturned Tractor-Trailer Causes Backup On I-676 In Camden
• Pro Football Focus' 50 Best Players List Includes Zero Patriots
• Virgin Galactic gets FAA nod to send passengers into space
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 2-Day Total Of 36 New Cases, 1 Additional Death
• FBI: Devontay Anderson, Wanted Fugitive Accused Of Killing 7-Year-Old In Chicago, May Be In Minnesota Or Wisconsin
• Vice President Harris Arrives For Long-Anticipated U.S.-Mexico Border Visit
• Police: Woman Steals Hundreds Of Dollars Of Shrimp From Long Island Stop & Shop
• Santa Clara County Declares Drought Emergency; Water Conservation Urged in Unincorporated Areas
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 3.3M Marylanders Are Fully Vaccinated
• 'I'm Hopeful That We'll Find People Alive Under All This Rubble' Surfside Mayor Charles Burkett On Condo Collapse Search & Rescue
• Pennsylvania Lifting Universal Mask Order On June 28
• Pitt Won't Require COVID-19 Vaccines For Students
• COVID In Minnesota: 11 Deaths, 111 Cases Reported As Positivity Rate Drops To 1.2%
• Zachary Murphy Charged In The Murder Of Erica Bonora In Annapolis
• Derek Chauvin Faces Sentencing For George Floyd Murder; Judge Denies Retrial
• MDOT: Here's A List Of Weekend Road Work In Metro Detroit
• NYC Public Swimming Pools Reopen Saturday, As Heat And Humidity Expected To Return
• 1 Killed, 2 Hurt In Glenarden Shooting Outside Silver Diner At Woodmore Town Center
• Vietnam Vet's $15K Donation Paves Way For K-9 To Join Blaine PD
• Gunman in custody after 2 kids caught in middle of NYC shooting
• Printer's Row Residents Complain Of Unbearable Cooling Fan Noise From Digital Company Getting Even Worse In Summer
• Shawn Mackey Charged In Shooting Of 30-Year-Old Woman
• Howard County School Board Approves Memorandum Of Understanding With Police
• Congress Acts To Reinstate Methane Rules Loosened By Trump
• Dog Rescued From Hot Truck In Loveland 'Would Surely Have Died'
• Loaded Gun Found In Baby Stroller At Arnold Palmer Regional Airport
• Southern California Gas Prices At Highest Since July Of 2015
• Teen Who Drowned While Swimming With Friends In Hyde Park Pond Identified
• 'I Don't Care To Hear From Him At All,' George Floyd's Cousin Says Derek Chauvin Should Get 30 Year Sentence
• 159 People Unaccounted For In Florida Building Collapse, Death Toll Rises To 4
• MTA Backs Off Plan To Keep Cash Ban At Subway Booths
• Lynn Man Faces OUI Charge After Car Crashes Into Saugus Building
• Revolution-FC Dallas Match Preview: Revs Looking To Extend Win Streak To Six
• Police Investigating Reports Of Shooting Along Route 100 In Hanover
• Condo Collapse: Families Anxiously Await Word On Loved Ones
• Man Critically Wounded In Downtown Minneapolis Shooting
• USDA Implements 'Trap-Vaccinate-Release' Strategy For Raccoons In Cape Cod To Curb Spread Of Rabies
• How would the U.S. pay for bipartisan infrastructure deal?
• Peabody Shooting Leaves Man, Woman Injured
• Justice Department suing Georgia over voting law
• Michigan House OKs Big K-12 Budget, Pushes For July 1 Deal
• Should Remote Workers Be Reimbursed For Their Energy Bills?
• Condo Collapse: Former Florida Emergency Manager Jared Moskowitz 'The Images Are Just Unimaginable'
• House GOP Leader To Meet With Capitol Officer Hurt On Jan. 6
• Alex Cora Promises 'A Fun Summer In Boston' Despite Falling Out Of First Place In Tampa
• These ancient humans were "some of the last survivors" of their kind
• Gas Line Leak In Boulder County Blamed On 'Criminal Mischief'
• Families await news of missing in Surfside condo collapse
• Revere Launching Own COVID Vaccine Lottery, Giving Away $50,000 In Scholarships
• Family Members: Woman Originally From Long Island Among The Missing In Florida Condo Collapse
• Illegal Fireworks Task Force Begins Patrolling Sacramento Neighborhoods Ahead Of Fourth Of July
• New York City's Annual Pride March Returns Sunday, With Mix Of Virtual And In-Person Activities
• Willow Fire Containment Grows, Evacuation Orders Lifted
• No-Hitter No. 7: Cubs Blank Dodgers, Tie MLB Season Record
• Fire Breaks Out In Garage Of Rancho Cordova Home
• Ventura Sheriff's Detectives To Investigate Sex Abuse Allegations Against Elite Ojai School
• One Person Killed In Multivehicle Wreck on 605 Freeway In Whittier
• Colorado Weather: Omega Block To Help Wildfire Fight With Daily Storms, Cooler Temps
• With Vision To Learn, LAUSD Superintendent Austin Beutner Hopes To Make Eyewear Available To All Children
• COVID In Colorado: Outreach Continues To Unvaccinated Residents
• Sheriff's Office Seeks Watsonville Homicide Suspect Considered Armed and Dangerous
• Man Listed In Temporary Serious Condition After Detroit Shooting
• Fire Destroys Abandoned Building In San Jose Alviso Area
• U.S. calls Iran-backed rebels "legitimate" as Yemen's war rages
• Minneapolis School Of New Music
• Weather Blog: Summer In The City
• County named for slave owner now named after a Black professor
• NYPD investigating vandalism of George Floyd statue as hate crime
• Enter To Win A Chance For Tickets To The Bristol Renaissance Faire
• Man Shot Early Friday In SW Baltimore
• 'Gossip Girl' Special Comes To The CW Philly July 9
• Celtics Assistant Scott Morrison Interviews For Washington Wizards Head Coaching Job
• Police: Teenager Shot Multiple Times Following Argument In Brooklyn Park; No Arrests Made Yet
• We Don't Have A Canadiens-Bruins Stanley Cup Final, And That's A Crying Shame
• Dining With David: Elote (Mexican Street Corn)
• 17-Year-Old Charged In Carjacking Of Rideshare Driver In Beverly
• PTL Links: June 25, 2021
• Harper Woods Man Charged In Slaying Of Girlfriend's 8-Month-Old Son
• U.K. health chief caught on camera in COVID-rule-breaking tryst
• City Council Passes New, Simplified Curfew For Philadelphia Minors
• 'It's Harder When It's In Your Back Yard': Former Miami-Dade Fire Chief Of Condo Collapse Search & Rescue
• Biden marks Pride Month with speech, names Pulse a memorial
• Cameron Lavon Stephens, 18, Charged With Murder In Fatal Shooting Of Arlington Teen At Hurricane Harbor
• Jurassic Quest Is Officially Open At Gillette Stadium
• What's behind the $60 billion plan to give $1,000 to newborns
• How effective are body-worn cameras in curbing police violence?
• Upcoming Heat Wave Will Likely Clinch Hottest June On Record In Boston
• Afghan leader meets Biden as Taliban seize ground, and momentum amid U.S. withdrawal
• Austin Police Arrest, Charge 19-Year-Old With Murder For 6th Street Mass Shooting
• Pool At Lt. Governor's Residence Will Once Again Be Used To Teach Kids To Swim
• Banking History Going On Display As New Centier Bank Museum Is Set To Open In Whiting, Indiana
• Alex Cora Said It Wasn't A Tough Decision To Pull Nick Pivetta During No-Hit Bid
• NH Man Who Put Razor Blades, Screws In Supermarket Pizza Dough Pleads Guilty
• Philadelphia Announces City's 1st Vaccine Sweepstakes Winner
• Stalemate Breaks On To-Go Mixed Drinks For Pennsylvania Bars, Restaurants
• Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra To Have Live Audiences For Return To Heinz Hall In September
• Police Respond To Overnight Unrest In Uptown
• Delta Plus: India raises alarm over a new COVID mutant
• 10 states end enhanced unemployment benefits June 26
• Vice President Harris On Her Way To Texas For Visit To US-Mexico Border
• Fireworks Supply Limited This Year Due To Lingering Issues From Coronavirus Pandemic
• Texas Longhorns Defeat Virginia To Reach Bracket Final At College World Series
• Senator Bob Casey Says 'Better Care Better Jobs' Act Aims To Help Caregivers And Seniors
• Companies pressured to disclose their climate change risks
• Man Stabbed On CTA Blue Line Train
• After A Long And Painful Wait, Dustin Pedroia To Receive Proper Fenway Farewell
• Nearly 100 unaccounted for after deadly high-rise collapse in Florida
• 'Work-Share Illinois' Helping Workers Who Are Partially Laid Off By Employers
• "Strawberry supermoon" captured in incredible photos
• Pittsburgh Weather: Seasonable Temperatures To Start Before Hot Weekend
• To Do List: Adult Brain Games, Beer Garden, Dinosaur Drive-Thru
• Should remote workers be reimbursed for their energy bills?
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/25 Friday Morning Forecast
• FBI feared Pennsylvania would seize fabled Civil War gold, affidavit says
• Car Crash Closes Part Of Lebanon Road In West Mifflin
• Chicago Weather: Heavy Rain, Thunderstorms Friday
• Pedestrian Struck Near Ben Franklin Bridge In Camden, New Jersey
• Firefighters Rescue Dog That Got Stuck In A Window In New Castle
• Investigative reporter Michael Isikoff discusses Jamal Khashoggi's murder
• WATCH: Eagles WR DeVonta Smith Surprises Mom With New House
• Pa. Senate Passes Constitutional Amendment To Require Voters To Show ID
• Clementon Park And Splash World Reopening Friday For First Time In Nearly 2 Years
• SEPTA Holding Virtual Career Fair For Women On Saturday
• Philly Pride Presents Disbands, Cancels Festival After 'Irresponsible' Social Media Post
• President Biden Declares State Of Emergency In Florida After Surfside Condo Collapse
• Ocean County Couple Among Those Missing In Building Collapse Near Miami
• 'Strawberry Moon' Shines As Final Supermoon Of 2021
• 'It's Here': Highly Contagious Delta Variant Causing Fears Of Another COVID-19 Outbreak In US
• Philadelphia Deputy Fire Commissioner Who Trained With Miami Crews Reacts To Building Collapse
• Overnight Shooting In Fineview Leaves Man In Critical Condition
• Police chase LAX intruder's car across two busy runways
• New Study Ranks Several Pennsylvania Institutions As Some Of Best Employers For College Graduates
• Condo Collapse: Despite Broken Pelvis After 4-Story Fall, Mom Pulls Daughter Out Of Rubble
• Holy Cow, Not Again! More Bovines Get Loose In West Virginia
• Coral Gables Man Refuses To Sell Family House Swallowed By Massive Development

Videos from June 25, 2021

• Investigative reporter Michael Isikoff on "The Takeout" — 6/25/21
• Why commuting to work may have mental health benefits
• Steve Hartman on the importance of hope
• New Florida law allows public college students and faculty to be surveyed on political beliefs
• U.S. officially tops 300 million COVID-19 shots since inauguration as millions skip out on second dose
• Derek Chauvin sentenced to 22.5 years in prison for murder of George Floyd
• U.S. government releases long-awaited UFO report
• Justice Department sues Georgia over voter restrictions
• Kamala Harris visits southern border for first time as vice president
• Derek Chauvin sentenced to 22.5 years for George Floyd’s murder
• Ibram X. Kendi on the message sent by Derek Chauvin's sentencing
• Derek Chauvin makes brief statement in court before sentencing
• Special Report: Derek Chauvin sentenced for George Floyd's murder
• Watch: Judge sentences Derek Chauvin to 22+ years for the murder of George Floyd
• President Biden hosts Afghan President Ashraf Ghani at the White House
• "Every minute is an eternity" for loved ones of missing in condo collapse
• Vice President Kamala Harris visits U.S.-Mexico border
• Biden touts infrastructure deal as "true bipartisan effort"
• Attorney General Merrick Garland announces lawsuit over Georgia voting law
• Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin faces sentencing
• Florida governor: "We have to figure out: Why did this happen?"
• Legal expert on Supreme Court ruling in Native tribes funding case
• Parts of the Northwest facing dangerously high temperatures this weekend
• Number of unaccounted for rises as authorities learn who was in collapsed condo building
• Vice President Kamala Harris visiting U.S.-Mexico border today
• WorldView: Deadly tornado in Czech Republic; Details on Afghanistan troop withdrawal
• Software pioneer John McAfee found dead
• Derek Chauvin faces sentencing for murder of George Floyd
• Death toll climbs to 4 in Surfside building collapse
• Nearly all U.S. COVID deaths are unvaccinated people
• Derek Chauvin awaits sentencing for murder of George Floyd
• At least 4 people confirmed dead in Florida building collapse
• Surfside Mayor Charles Burkett on search and rescue efforts after condo building collapse
• Attorney Ben Crump and George Floyd's cousin on Derek Chauvin sentencing
• After massive restoration, Rome's iconic arena opens up substructure under main stage
• Officials: At least 4 dead, 159 unaccounted for after Florida building collapse
• Parents of LGBTQ+ children share why they are proud
• Minneapolis community awaits sentencing of Derek Chauvin
• Biden, bipartisan senators reach infrastructure agreement
• Dallas police officer: "Body-worn cameras have saved a lot of officers' jobs"
• As Surfside rescue efforts continue, family of missing grandmother Judy Spiegel remains hopeful
• Search and rescue efforts continue after Florida building collapse
• Florida Lt. Governor Jeanette Nuñez on search efforts after deadly high-rise collapse
• Tensions rise over the future of Puerto Rico statehood and economic inequality
• As U.S. troops draw down in Afghanistan, ongoing Taliban offensive takes ground from Afghan forces
• Former officer Derek Chauvin to be sentenced for murder of George Floyd, faces up to 30 years
• Driver breaches security at Los Angeles International Airport, briefly closing runways
• 6/25: CBSN AM