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Articles from June 26, 2021

• Southland Fire Crews And Residents Prepare For What National Weather Service Calls 'Dangerous And Record Breaking Heat Wave'
• Are We Alone? Experts Weigh In On Pentagon's 9-Page 'Unidentified Aerial Phenomena' Report
• Inside So Cal: 6/27 Wrap-Up
• Walt Disney Concert Hall Reopens For 1st Time In 18 Months, With Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra Playing To Audience
• I-70 Reopens Following Mudslide Near Glenwood Springs
• Roseville's House Of Oliver Stands Up Against Domestic Violence In Honor Of Slain Employee
• Placer County Fair Draws Crowds Despite Weekend Heat Wave
• Suns Outlast Clippers 84-80, Take 3-1 lead In West finals
• Chicago Weather: After Severe Weather, Flooding Remains A Concern
• Dodgers' Cody Bellinger Blasts Game-Ending Homer, Cubs Lose
• Late Goal By Philadelphia Union Leads To Draw As Chicago Fire Take Them On
• Remaining Cows That Escaped Pico Rivera Meatpacking Plant Slaughtered
• 3 Dead In Winthrop Shooting, Including Suspected Gunman Who Crashed Stolen Truck Into A Building
• First-Degree Murder Charges Filed Against Norwood Park Man In Fatal Dunning Parking Lot Stabbing
• Red Sox Run Win Streak To 5 Over Yanks
• Suspect In Two San Francisco Homicide Cases Arrested Saturday In Livermore
• Neighbors Come To Rescue After Tree Falls, Traps Woman During Storms In Steger
• Tony Robinson Charged In Chicago Stabbing Death Of UMD Doctoral Candidate Anat Kimchi
• BCA Seeks Public's Help Finding Missing 66-Year-Old Diane Johnson
• Severe Storms Leave Trees Snapped, Roads Blocked In Far South Suburbs, Northwest Indiana
• Solid Gold Religious Vessel Worth $10,000 Stolen From Bronx Church, NYPD Says
• Feast Of San Gennaro Returns To Little Italy In September
• Cody Bellinger Blasts Game-Ending HR, Dodgers Beat Cubs 3-2
• Pentagon Task Force's UFO Report Released, Many Cases Remain Unexplained
• Thousands Of Tesla Vehicles Recalled Over Potential Cruise Control Problem
• Suspect in Two San Francisco Homicide Cases Arrested Saturday in Livermore
• Eovaldi Strong, Red Sox Run Win Streak To 5 Over Yanks, 4-2
• Death Toll Rises To 5 In Miami Building Collapse
• San Francisco to Close COVID Mass Vaccination Sites
• 'Juvenile Lifer' Kenneth Maurice Tucker Released From Prison After Serving 46 Years For Death Of Baltimore Minister
• Police: Man Bites Officer Trying To Arrest Him In Stockton
• How Much Time Will Derek Chauvin Actually Spend In Prison?
• Police Seek Identities Of 2 Men In Connection To Subway Robbery In The Bronx
• Death toll rises to 5 in Miami building collapse
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 3.33 Million Residents Fully Vaccinated
• TV One Show Profiles Murder Of Dionay Smith, Brother Of Former BPD Spokesman T.J. Smith
• Red Stars Shut Out In Game Against Louisville That Was Delayed 2 Hours By Storms
• Guerrero Hits 26th Homer, Blue Jays Beat Orioles 12-4
• Chelmsford Company Sends Specialized Robot To Help Look For Survivors In Florida Condo Collapse
• Dániel Sallói Lifts Sporting KC Past 10-Man LAFC, 2-1
• DeGrom's Shutout Streak Ends At 31 Innings, Mets Top Phils
• Body Recovered In Lake Tahoe Believed To Be California Man, Authorities Say
• Severe Storm Blamed For Roof Collapse At Dunning Neighborhood Auto Body Shop
• Tampa Bay Rays Take 13-3 Win Over Angels
• Brush Fire in Kelseyville Burns Mobile Home, Forces Brief Neighborhood Evacuation
• SUV Involved In Police Pursuit Plows Into Baldwin Hills Home, Kills 86-Year-Old Woman
• With More Severe Weather, Rain Pummels Hard-Hit Naperville And Woodridge After Tornado
• Alameda County Deputies Arrest Suspect Following Brief Gun Battle in San Lorenzo
• Towson Woman Charged After Entering Store With Stolen Shotgun
• Biden reaffirms commitment to bipartisanship amid GOP concerns
• Impact Of Derek Chauvin Case On Policing Remains To Be Seen, Experts Say
• Suspect Arrested For Dorchester Hammer Attack On An Elderly Man
• Police Searching For Man Connected To Series Of Violent Robberies In Brooklyn
• Wynne Lee, Charged With Accessory After The Fact In Killing Of Aiden Leos, Out On Bond
• Adler Planetarium Says It Will Not Fully Reopen Until March 2022
• Judge Weighs Tossing Officer's Charges In Brutality Case
• Pregnant Woman Gives Birth After Being Shot In Road Rage Incident In Dallas, Police Say
• Michigan governor declares state of emergency due to flooding
• Volunteers Gather To Search For Keegan Oyugi, Missing St. Bonifacius Man
• Bronzeville Community Art Project Raises Awareness About Women Who Have Gone Missing
• 3 UC Campuses Would Lower Share Of Out-Of-State Students Under New State Budget Proposal
• Dozens Of Volunteers Clean Black Civil War Cemetery In New Jersey
• Michael McClain, 38-Year-Old Venice Area Resident, Arrested In Connection To Boardwalk Homeless Encampment Killing
• #TogetherInPride: Thousands Of Runners Participate In LGBTQ Pride Run 6K In Central Park
• Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Orders Building Audits
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Stays Humid, Patchy Fog Tonight; Warmer, Muggier Tomorrow
• Woman, 35, Killed In Crash While Exiting Highway In Rancho Cordova
• Court Tosses Lawsuits Against Store In Texas Church Shooting
• Evacuations Lifted After Crews Contain Fire In El Dorado County
• Condo Collapse: Search & Rescue Operations Continue In Surfside; 5 Dead, 156 Missing
• MLB & New York Mets Team Up With Queens Church To Sponsor 'Play Ball' Event For Kids
• Pittsburgh Public Schools And ABC Transit Hoping To Address Bus Driver Shortage
• New State Budget Boosts Health Care for Older Immigrants
• String Of Home Burglaries In Marysville Leads To 1 Arrest
• Crash Shuts Down Northbound Lake Shore Drive In Gold Coast
• Dedicated Numbers To Report Illegal Fireworks Aim To Help Emergency Calls Get Through
• Man Dies After Semi-Trailer Truck Hits SUV In West Pullman During Heavy Rain
• Denver Pride Celebrations Offer 'Chance To Be Our Authentic Selves'
• 2 Teens Suffer Serious Injuries In St. Cloud Drive-By Shooting
• Jo-Lynn's Pizzaria, Family-Owned For 3 Generations, Found In Flames
• NYC Restaurants Call For Extension Of Alcohol To-Go After Service Abruptly Ends
• Rain Tempers Oil Springs Fire, Firefighters Reopen Highway
• California Budget Boosts Health Care For Older Immigrants
• South Park Native Among Those Missing In Surfside Condo Collapse
• Massive Downed Tree Stops Traffic On Southbound Lake Shore Drive, Traffic Affected Across Area During Severe Storms
• Quandary Peak's Popularity Hits New Heights During COVID Pandemic
• 1 Killed, 3 Injured In Shooting Near Lincoln And McCormick
• Dozens Of Public Swimming Pools Reopen In New York City
• Johnson & Johnson Agrees To Pay $230M To Settle New York Opioid Claim
• 23-Year-Old Man Dies In Baltimore Shooting
• Collapsed Condo: Families Hold On To Hope As Search & Rescue Continues In Surfside
• LA County Reports 366 New Cases Of COVID-19 As Numbers Continue To Rise
• First Signs Of Containment Expected Soon At Sylvan Fire
• Eric Garner's mother calls for continued changes to law enforcement
• Whittenburg Making One Last Stand At US Gymnastics Trials
• White Sox Game Postponed Amid Severe Weather
• Surfer Bitten By Great White Shark Off San Mateo Coast, Nearby Beaches Closed
• Occupants Saved By Daring Rescue After Big Rig Crashes, Dangles Off Yolo Bypass
• Texas Man's Pickup Truck With 'Priceless' WWI Items Stolen During Trip To Minnesota
• Brubaker Gives Up Three Runs On Six Hits, Pirates Lose 3-1 To Cardinals
• Tracy City Leaders Urge People To Scare Peacocks Off On Their Own, Citing $30K Cost To Relocate Them
• Street Closures Announced Near Collapsed Surfside Condo
• Sacramento's Beloved Torch Club Reopens for Live Music Post-Pandemic
• Photos Of The Missing Adorn Fence Near Surfside Collapsed Building; Families Wait For News
• Wellfleet Oysterfest Canceled For 2nd Consecutive Year Due To COVID Concerns
• Chicago Weather Alert: Severe Storms Prompt Tornado Warnings For City Of Chicago And Numerous Other Areas
• Tornado Reported Over South Suburban Crete, Storm Plows Through Northwest Indiana
• Tesla to Recall 285,000 Cars in China Over Flawed Cruise Control
• Eviction Cases In West Virginia Await End Of Federal Moratorium In July
• Sydney, Australia, begins two-week COVID lockdown
• Massachusetts Reports 56 New COVID Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• PHOTOS: Severe Storms Rip Down Trees In Dyer, Indiana
• UPMC Teams Up With Dreamz Hair Salon For COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic
• Episcopal Diocese Of Pittsburgh Elects Rev. Dr. Ketlen Solak As Next Bishop
• Hannaford Supermarkets Recall Cooked Shrimp Product, Citing Possible Contamination With Salmonella
• Former Penguins Forward Beau Bennett Announces Retirement
• 2 Adults, 2 Children Injured In Fernwood Crash
• FAN N'ATION returns September 4!
• Philip Anschutz Reportedly Sells Stake In Lakers To Two Dodgers Owners
• Air Force Cadet Among 2 Killed In Small Plane Crash Near Cleburne
• Tony Robinson Ordered Held Without Bond In Stabbing That Killed Anat Kimchi In The Loop, 2 Other Crimes
• Hot Air Balloon Crash Kills 5 People In Albuquerque
• Denver Police: Claims Of Active Shooter At PRIDE Event Are False
• 2021 Fan N'ation Pizza Challenge
• Collapsed Condo: Deep Fire Within Rubble Hampered Rescue Efforts
• Weary Firefighters Making Steady Progress Battling Willow Fire In Monterey County Wilderness
• Twins Game Against Cleveland Postponed Due To Weather
• 4 Arrested, Charged In Connection To Fires On Historic McNeal Mansion Property
• Gas Prices Increase In New Jersey, Around Nation
• Chicago Weather: Severe Threat For Gusty Winds, Tornadoes Through Early Saturday Evening
• One Person Suffers Major Injuries In Multi-Vehicle Crash In Norwalk
• Prosecutor: Woman Arrested In Arson That Damaged 3 Buildings In Jersey City
• 3 Men Injured In West Philadelphia Shooting, Police Say
• Gonzalo Higuain's 5th Goal Of Season Not Enough To Beat Orlando City
• Thousands Expected to Attend Klyde Warren Park's Independence Celebration, Free Fireworks Show
• Johnson & Johnson agrees to pay $230 million to settle New York opioid claim
• Bill Passes For Free Feminine Hygiene Products At Rhode Island Schools
• 10-Year-Old And 2 Adults Killed, 3 Boys Critically Injured After Minivan Hit By Train In East Chicago
• President And CEO Dr. Barbara Baker Retiring From Leadership Role At Pittsburgh Zoo And PPG Aquarium
• San Francisco Rents On The Rise Amid Reduced COVID Restrictions; Return To Office Work
• Police: Bullet Ricochets After Killing Chipmunk, Hits Man In The Head
• 22-Year-Old Man Injured After Gun Discharged In Dundalk
• Crews Battle Maplewood Apartment Building Fire
• Four Shot In Drive-By Moped Shooting In Park Manor
• 5 dead after hot air balloon crash in New Mexico
• Black, Minority-Owned Business Conference Uses Chauvin Sentencing As Teaching Moment
• Feds Release UFO Report; SETI Expert Says: 'I Don't Think We Are Going To Hit A Klingon Craft'
• COVID: San Francisco Shutting Down City College Mass Vaccination Site
• 16-Year-Old Dylan Provenzano Receives Support From Strangers After Finishing 15th Round Of Chemo
• Driver Flees Scene Of Crash In Castle Shannon, Arrested On DUI Charges
• COVID In Minnesota: 63% Of Minnesotans 16+ Are Fully Vaccinated
• 91-Year-Old Colorado Man Finally Celebrates PRIDE As An Openly Gay Man
• Pride Weekend: U.S. Supreme Court's Landmark Marriage Equality Decision Celebrated On 6th Anniversary Of Ruling
• It's Academic: June 26, 2021
• City Of Surfside Releases Documents Related To Collapsed Condo
• 'Vax Bus' Rolls Out Across Massachusetts To Provide Vaccines
• Families seek closure and accountability 36 years after MOVE bombing
• Thousands Expected At Denver Pride This Weekend
• Surfside Building Collapse: Drexel Structural Engineering Professor Explains How Condo Building Collapse Will Be Investigated
• Pa. Lawmakers Vote To Bank Pandemic Funds, Boost Schools Funding
• Alex Trebek, Larry King Posthumously Win Daytime Emmys
• Denver Weather: Continued Cool With Another Chance For Showers And Storms
• With Arraez's 8 Total Bases, Twins Beat Cleveland 8-7
• Pacific Northwest to swelter in "oppressive and unprecedented" heat wave
• Crews Rescue 14-Year-Old Bicyclist Who Crashed On Trail
• Pedestrian Struck By Vehicle, Killed In Armstrong County
• Justice Throws Out Over 100 Drug Convictions Connected To Annie Dookhan
• 4-Foot-Tall Teenager Bullied For Her Height Building Confidence Through Junior Firefighter Academy
• 4 Your Community: Big Brothers Big Sisters Of Eastern Massachusetts
• Officer asks McCarthy to condemn GOP comments on Capitol attack
• Woman Found Dead In Woodbury Home With Children Inside, Suspect In Custody
• Police: 2 Arrested After Crack Cocaine, Other Substances Found At Lenora Street Residence
• CPUC Extends Suspension Of Utility Shutoffs Because Of Pandemic Debt
• Family of VTA Employee Slain in Mass Shooting Speaks Out
• 15,000 Pounds of Fireworks, $1 Million in Cash Seized in San Mateo County Bust
• Woman Stabbed Multiple Times In Philadelphia's Frankford Neighborhood
• Chicago Weather: Flash Flood Watch Through 7 a.m. Sunday
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: June 26, 2021
• Tom Brady Drops A Bunch Of F-Bombs, Expounds On 'That Mother [Bleeper]' Comment On 'The Shop'
• West New York Family Describes Escaping Harrowing Building Collapse In Florida: 'It Was Just A Race Against Time'
• Ohio House Approves Legislation Aimed At Protest Behavior
• Police: Gunman Michael Lopez Facing Charges For Bronx Shooting That Sent Kids Ducking For Cover
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Hot, Humid Weekend; Thunderstorms Possible Saturday Afternoon
• Local Businesses Team Up To Hold 'Northwest Philly Hiring Open House' On Saturday
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/26 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Pittsburgh Weather: Weekend Warm-Up
• Hey Ray! Understanding Surface Tension
• Pa. State Police Investigating Deadly Crash In Lawrence Co.
• Black Music Festival Underway For The Weekend In Pittsburgh
• West Virginia University Board Approves Tuition Increase For Upcoming School Year
• Jeff Daniels Snaps Pic With EMS Workers While Filming Show In Fayette Co.
• Road In Orlando, FL Renamed In Honor Of Roberto Clemente
• Gov. Mike DeWine Criticizes Ohio GOP Advancing Transgender Girl Sports Ban
• Wil Crowe gets 1st MLB Victory In Pirates' Win Over Cardinals
• Dor Hadash Congregation Asking Attorney General To Forego Death Penalty For Robert Bowers
• Islanders Eliminated From NHL Playoffs After Falling To Lightning In Game 7
• Red Sox Hold On For 4th Straight Win Over Yankees
• Stressed Western - DC's Legends of Tomorrow
• Power - Batwoman
• No Opp Left Behind - All American
• The Lines Between Us - The Republic Of Sarah
• Enemy At the Gates - The Flash
• Holding the Wrench - Superman & Lois
• Choice - Kung Fu
• I Know What You Did Last Night - In The Dark
• Defend the Ranch - Walker
• Episode 111 - World's Funniest Animals
• Episode 112 - World's Funniest Animals
• Perfecti Is the Enemy of Good - Charmed
• Equal Justice for the Rich - Dynasty

Videos from June 26, 2021

• Christy Martin — The Fight of Her Life
• Sydney, Australia, begins 2-week COVID lockdown
• Skateboarder brings her Navajo heritage to the skatepark
• Hong Kong's lone pro-democracy newspaper shuts down after pressure from China
• Abandoned gas and oil wells becoming an environmental threat in the U.S.
• Pentagon releases report on UFOs
• Johnson & Johnson reaches $230 million settlement with New York over opioids case
• Taliban continues offensive in Afghanistan as U.S. troops near complete withdrawal
• Bipartisan infrastructure deal remains tentative as White House walks back comments
• 5 dead after hot air balloon crash in New Mexico
• Heat wave continues to scorch the West
• Rescue efforts continue as collapsed building’s past structural problems are revealed
• Canadian Indigenous group finds 751 unmarked graves
• Extreme heat wave hits Pacific Northwest
• Crews battle through fire and smoke as Surfside, Florida, rescue efforts continue
• Doubt growing over bipartisan infrastructure deal after both parties raise new concerns
• Eric Garner's mother discusses Chauvin's sentencing, reflects on son's death
• Mayor: Fire at collapse site is hampering search efforts
• The Dish: Rich Melman on the secret to "Lettuce Entertain You" dining group’s success
• Brian Skerry showcases life under the sea in new documentary
• The story behind one of baseball's most legendary contracts
• Scientists use clues from trees to put the current drought into perspective
• Families search for closure 36 years after MOVE bombing
• Vice President Harris visits U.S.-Mexico border
• Breaking down Derek Chauvin’s prison sentence
• Derek Chauvin sentenced to 22.5 years in prison for the murder of George Floyd
• Rescue crews continue to search for dozens missing in Surfside building collapse