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Articles from June 27, 2021

• Hillsborough 'Flintstone House' Sculptures Including Fred Can Stay
• Lone Surviving Cow That Escaped Pico Rivera Meatpacking Plant Finds Home On Farm Sanctuary
• Kenneth Sargent Arrested For Murder In Hours-Long SWAT Situation In Westminster
• WATCH: Car Slams Into Gas Pump, Causes Fire In Ceres
• BET Awards Marks First Major Awards Show To Return Since California's Reopening
• Officer Involved Shooting That Started As Domestic Dispute Call Ends In Fatality
• Councilman Mike Bonin's Effort To House Venice Boardwalk Homeless To Start This Week
• Chicago Weather: More Rain Monday As Unsettled Pattern Persists
• MN Legislature's Compromise On Police Reform Leaves Out Key Proposals
• California's Power Grid Operator Says 'No Plans For A Flex Alert' Monday
• Pursuit Of Alleged Hit-And-Run Suspect Ends With Crash In Simi Valley
• Former Ridgway Doctor Loran David Sherwood Banned From Profession After Prescribing Opioids Without License
• 2 Adults, 5-Year-Old Girl Dead When Metra Train Hits Vehicle On Far South Side
• DA Rollins: Winthrop Shooting Suspect Nathan Allen Had 'Troubling White Supremacist Rhetoric,' Targeted Black Victims
• First pitcher ejected under MLB's foreign substance crackdown
• Winthrop Shooting Victim Ramona Cooper Was 'The Type Of Person To Help Anyone,' Son Says
• 'Never Met A Better Man': Friend Believes Retired State Trooper Dave Green Likely Died Confronting Winthrop Gunman
• Family Puts Pressure On Efforts To Find Kierra Coles, Postal Worker Who Has Been Missing Since 2018
• NYPD: Gun Violence Again Erupts In Times Square; 21-Year-Old Innocent Bystander Struck In Back By Ricochet
• N.J. State Trooper Accidentally Shoots Himself Inside Penn Station
• Lincoln Park Restaurant Closed Until Court Hearing Following Gunfire, Fight
• Getting Nowhere With Cops, Man Offers $1,000 Reward For Info About Hit-And-Run That Injured His Wife, Killed Family's Dog
• Finding Minnesota: At Duluth's Rose Garden, Thousands Of Vibrant Flowers Are Uniquely Situated On Lake Superior's Shore
• Gun Violence Continues To Plague Streets Of Philadelphia As 10-Year-Old Becomes Latest Child Killed
• Missing Baltimore Man Found Police Say
• Condo Collapse: 9 Dead, 152 Unaccounted For; Meticulous Search Of Rubble Continues
• 'I Heard A Big Bang Like The First Day': 1.7 Magnitude Earthquake Reported In Baltimore Sunday
• Families Of The Missing Visit Site Of Surfside Condo Collapse
• Caught On Video: Woman Beaten And Robbed In Long Beach, Suffers Broken Leg
• Police: 5 Rescued, 1 Injured After Small Plane Crashes Into Sinepuxent Bay
• 2 Women Carjacked At Gunpoint On Street In Bucktown; Incident May Be Linked To Several Others
• City Police Investigating After Two Teenagers Are Shot Near The Inner Harbor
• 'Step Up And Get Vaccinated': How Adults Should Protect Children From Covid-19 Variants, Expert Says
• Animal Welfare Society Of Howard County Looking To Rebuild Facility
• Baez Hits 18th Homer For Cubs, But That's Their Only Run As They Lose To Kershaw, Dodgers
• 68-Year-Old Man Killed In Hit & Run In East Baltimore
• Texas Amber Alert Suspect Arrested In Mansfield, Charged With Kidnapping 13-Year-Old Girl
• U.S. Carries Out Airstrikes In Iraq And Syria On Iranian-Backed Militias
• Showdown Looms Over Sausalito Homeless Encampment
• 152 Still Unaccounted For In Florida Building Collapse, Miami-Dade County Mayor Says
• Kershaw's 13 Ks, McKinstry's Slam Lifts Dodgers Past Cubs
• NYCFC Snatches Victory From Jaws Of Defeat, Shocks D.C. United With 2 Late Goals
• Guerrero, Biggio Lift Blue Jays To 5-2 Win Over Orioles
• Police Investigating After 54-Year-Old Man Struck, Killed By Driver In Brigantine
• Pride Month in San Francisco Ends With Restrained Celebrations and Retrospection
• #TogetherInPride: Events Galore During Busy Weekend In NYC
• Tornadoes Confirmed In Dyer, Indiana; Crete, Illinois From Saturday Storms
• On Pride Sunday, Group Gathers In Lakeview To Rally For LGBTQ Rights, Against Police Brutality And Inequities
• #TogetherInPride: NYC Pride March Returns As Mostly Virtual Event; PrideFest Street Fair Back
• Anthony DeJesus Accused Of Operating Jet Ski While Drunk After 8-Year-Old Injured At Jones Beach
• Most Americans think the Tokyo Olympics should go forward
• One Worker Killed, One Injured After Being Thrown Off Boom Lift While Working On Parking Garage In Lisle
• Diocese Of Sacramento Welcomes Back Parishioners For Services At Full Capacity
• Driver Killed, 2 Others Injured In Two-Vehicle Crash In Stockton
• Abreu Hit With Pitch, Collins Drives In 4, Mariners' Santiago Ejected And Glove Confiscated, As White Sox Spilt Doubleheader
• City Of Surfside Releases Additional Documents Related To Collapsed Condo
• Former 'Smallville' Actress Allison Mack, Charged In NXIVM Sex-Trafficking Scandal, Speaks Out Ahead Of Wednesday Sentencing
• Coroner Called To Scene After Body Was Found Under A Motorcycle In Aliquippa
• Minnesota Farmers Relieved Over Weekend Rain, But Aren't Celebrating Yet
• 2 Teenage Boys Shot, Critically Wounded In Lawndale
• WSSC Water Investigating Ransomware Attack
• Red Bulls, Atlanta United Put On Goalkeeping Show In Scoreless Draw
• FDNY Battles Morris Heights Blaze, 11 Firefighters Treated At Scene
• Amidst Record High Temperatures, Families Flock To Public Pools And Aquatic Centers For Relief
• Teen launches community blood drive at critical time
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Hot, Hot, Hot! Muggy Sunday Night Before Sizzlin' Stretch Starts Monday
• 1 Killed, 3 Injured In Shooting At Trilogy Nightclub In St. Charles
• Zach Wheeler Blanks Mets Over 7 Innings, Phillies Win 4-2 For Split
• Police Link Group Of Attackers To Robberies, Shooting, Carjacking Around Downtown Area In Recent Days
• Allegheny County Working To Address Shortage Of Lifeguards At Pools Ahead Of Fourth Of July
• Whataburger Hiring Event At AT&T Stadium
• Irvin Fans 8, A's Beat Giants 6-2 To Avoid 3-Game Sweep
• Cole Irvin Fans 8, A's Beat Giants to Avoid 3-Game Sweep
• As Gov. Newsom Faces Recall Election, California Democrats Again Seek To Alter Recall Laws
• Area Cooling Center Locations And Hours Of Operation During Ongoing Heat Wave
• Brush Fire Near Bay Point Contained After Burning 40 Acres
• Lodi Burglary Suspect Armed With Baseball Bat Arrested While Trying To Hide In Walmart
• Mudslide & Flash Flood Warning Prompts Another I-70 Closure Near Glenwood Springs
• 60 Seconds with James Corden
• Learning history from a man who made it
• Is an invisible weapon targeting U.S. diplomats?
• Mask Mandate In Pennsylvania Set To End At Midnight
• Crews Find Body Of Man Believed To Have Drowned At Grapevine Lake
• The Nuremberg Prosecutor
• James Corden: The talk show host for the internet age
• Max Kranick Flawless In MLB Debut, Pirates Beat Cardinals 7-2
• Ohtani Hits 25th Homer, Drives In 3 As Angels Beat Rays 6-4
• 3 Hospitalized After Serious Crash On Bear Creek Road
• Governor Larry Hogan Appoints Brian DeLeonardo To Serve Serve On Carroll Co. Circuit Court
• Coroner Identifies Woman Killed In Crash While Exiting Highway In Rancho Cordova
• 300 Pounds Of Illegal Fireworks Seized From Manteca 19-Year-Old
• Three-Time Cy Young Award Winner Proves Too Much As Nationals Beat Marlins 5-1
• Red Sox Rip Cole, Blast Yankees For Another 3-Game Sweep
• Public Reminded Of Closures Around Sylvan Fire
• Wheeler Dominant, Phillies Top Mets And Earn Series Split
• Serena Williams says she will not compete at Tokyo Olympics
• Independence Eve
• Yabba Dabba D'oh! Hillsborough 'Flintstone House' Sculptures Including Fred Can Stay
• Meetings Planned To Discuss Replacement Of Cape Cod Bridges
• Cal ISO Poised to Issue Monday Flex Alert With Temperatures Expected to Soar
• Sky's Win Streak Ends With Loss To Connecticut Sun
• Centralized Alert System Created For Surfside Collapse Families
• Red Sox Hammer Cole, Rout Yanks 9-2 For Another 3-Game Sweep
• Activists Seeking Public Health Emergency Declaration Amid Spike In HIV Cases In West Virginia
• Name Your Price: Dumb Friends League Encouraging More Pet Adoptions
• Massachusetts Reports 31 New COVID Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Delaware Officials Investigating After Shooting At Large Party Leaves 1 Dead, 2 Injured
• LA County Sees Slight Uptick In Number Of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases
• Suspect Charged In Fatal Wendy's Parking Lot Stabbing Denied Bond As Judge Notes Video Evidence
• Former Dallas Star Stephen Johns Spotlighting Mental Health Following Retirement
• House Fire In McCandless Shuts Down Portion Of Route 19
• Police Release Surveillance Video Of Woman Suspected In East Lakeview Mariano's Stabbing, Other Attacks
• Gardening 101: Growing Summer Vegetables
• Chicago Police Release Video, Seek Help Identifying Assailants In Attempted Gold Coast Carjacking
• Guerrero Hits 26th Homer, Blue Jays Beat Orioles 12-4
• Watch: Pirates Third Baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes Makes Incredible Catch And Throw
• Updated Vaping Ordinance Takes Effect In Boulder County
• Tarentum Bridge Reopens To Traffic In Both Directions
• Boat Explosion At Frank S. Farley State Marina In Atlantic City Injures 1; Cause Sought
• 'Dangerous And Record-Breaking' Heat Wave Expected To Blanket SoCal
• Family Pleads For Information About Shooting Of Ladavionne Garrett Jr.
• 24-Year-Old Killed In Shooting In Dallas, Police Say
• Before Surfside Condo Collapsed, $9 Million In Repairs Needed
• Phils' Harper Sits Against Mets After Hit In Calf By Pitch
• Teenager Suffers Head Injury In NH ATV Crash
• Retired State Trooper, Veteran Among 3 Dead After Driver Of Stolen Truck Opens Fire In Winthrop Neighborhood
• Shooter Sprays Bullets At Crowded Pike Outlets In Long Beach; 2 Teenagers And 1 Adult Arrested For The Drive-By
• Woman Battered By 2 Others During Mugging In Long Beach
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on June 27, 2021
• 'Focus In On Trying To Find Survivors': Senator Marco Rubio On Surfside Search & Rescue Operation
• Mike Gravel, former U.S. senator and presidential hopeful, dies at 91
• Bay Bridge Series: Red-Hot Giants Reach 50 Wins With Dramatic 10th Inning Walk-Off Victory Over A's
• Amber Alert: Mansfield Police Find Missing 13-Year-Old Safe
• Divers Search Ohio Lake For Missing Boater
• Dire Improvements Underway At John F. Kennedy High's Baseball Field
• Timbers Coach Says Racist Comment Was Directed At Player During Game Against MN United
• Watch Replay Of KPIX 5 Best Of Pride Special
• Frustrating Wait For Families Seeking News On Loved Ones In Condo Collapse, Israeli Search Team Arrives
• Man In His 30s On Motorcycle Fatally Shot In Compton
• Second Annual 'Touch-A-Truck' Event Held In Memory Of Hunter K. Braddee
• Heat Emergency Declared In Boston Starting Monday
• Miami Beach Declares State Of Emergency After Surfside Condo Collapse
• Arkansas governor says final approval of COVID-19 vaccine would help fight hesitancy
• Unity Presbyterian Church Holds Annual Blessing Of The Pets
• Condo Collapse: 9 Dead, Search Of Rubble Continues
• Family Of Molly Bish Seeks Justice 21 Years After Teenager's Disappearance
• CBS3 Pet Project: How To Keep Your Pet Cool In Summer
• 2 Maryland Men Charged With Setting Car On Fire, Shooting Into House Of Women They Met At Ocean City's Seacrets
• Rams DL, Pittsburgh Native Aaron Donald Holds Skills Camp At Penn Hills High School
• Probe Continues Following Death Of Man In Santa Ana
• COVID In Minnesota: 101 New Cases, 4 Deaths Reported Sunday
• White House ready to "fight hard" for families plan, top Biden aide says
• Joy, Energy Returns To San Francisco Castro District For Pride Weekend; 'No Mask, Just Vibes'
• Newsom Recall: Democrats Again Seeking To Alter California's Recall Laws
• Transcript: Governor Asa Hutchinson on "Face the Nation"
• Philadelphia Police: Man Critically Injured After Shot Multiple Times In Oxford Circle
• 'He Didn't Hesitate At All': Johnny Hurley Remembered By Loved Ones, Community Members
• Air Force Veteran And Local Hero From Chippewa Celebrates 90th Birthday
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Motorcyclist Killed In I-494 Bloomington Crash
• Aurora Apartment Ceiling Caves In After 8-Month Unfixed Leak, Resident Says
• Changes To Medical Marijuana Law Passes Pa. Legislature, Awaits Gov. Tom Wolf Approval
• Transcript: Senator Marco Rubio on "Face the Nation"
• Police Seeking Arson Suspects After Overnight Brush Fire Near West End Overlook Building
• NYPD: Suspect Stole $800 From Bronx Bank Friday, Tried To Rob 2 More Saturday
• Transcript: Senator Jon Tester on "Face the Nation"
• Man Shot Through Window While Sitting In His Living Room In Englewood
• "It's Just A Monumental Job' Florida Fire Marshall Jimmy Patronis On Dangerous Condo Site Search And Rescue Mission
• College Athletes In Pennsylvania Could Receive Compensation With New Proposal In Harrisburg
• Transcript: Cedric Richmond on "Face the Nation"
• Keller @ Large: Does Gov. Baker's 2-Month Sales Tax Holiday Stand A Chance With Lawmakers?
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 3 Deaths Reported Sunday As Hospitalizations Decline
• Disaster Relief Agencies Offering Help In Woodridge Sunday After Tornados
• Ted Olson argues the case for civility
• Man, 35, Dies After Motorcycle Crash In Washington County
• Surfside Condo Collapse, Pandemic Year, Have Taken Toll On South Florida Mental Health
• LIVE UPDATES: Severe Weather Brings Tornado Warnings, Drenching Rain To Chicago Area; Tornado Sighted Near Crete
• Stephen Colbert on being back on stage
• 5 Suspects Wanted After Man Shot During Inwood Robbery, Police Say
• Relocating a Frank Lloyd Wright house
• 3 Chicago Police Officers Hospitalized After Hit-And-Run Crash In Austin
• Police: Man Shot, Killed In Port Richmond
• "Summer of Soul": Rescuing a historic Harlem music festival
• Rescue Crews Pull Person From Water Off Rockaway Beach
• Transcript: Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava on "Face the Nation"
• Strained Labor Pool Slows COVID-19 Fiscal Recovery For Small Businesses
• Body Pulled From Chicago River Near Foster And Pulaski
• Ohio Man Dies After Fall From Mountain Peak In Alaska Park
• Down on the farm: A shortage of agricultural labor
• Chicago Weather: Some Showers Or Thunderstorms In Illinois, Stronger Storms Possible In Northern Indiana
• Michigan Matters: Rocket Mortgage Classic Tees Off in the Motor City
• New State Budget To Put Squeeze On UC-Berkeley Out Of State Admissions
• Shane Wiskus, U Of M Alum, Named To U.S. Olympic Men's Gymnastics Team
• Residents Of Champlain Towers North, Sister Condo Of The One That Collapsed, Concerned About Structural Safety
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Sweat And Repeat! Temps Feel Like 90s Sunday As Tri-State Likely Enters Another Heat Wave
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot And Dry Sunday Ahead
• Friend Accidentally Shot Lynn 15-Year-Old In Chest While Playing With Gun, Police Say
• The Boss Is Back: Broadway Reopens With The Return Of 'Springsteen On Broadway'
• Long Island Driving Instructor Arrested For Alleged Sex Act In Front Of Student
• Missing Person Located Safely After Verona House Catches Fire
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/27 Sunday Morning Forecast
• Pittsburgh Native Among The 156 Unaccounted For As Search And Rescue Efforts Continue Following Condo Collapse In Surfside, FL
• Body Found In Ohio River Identified As William Casale, Man Who Previously Went Missing
• Juneteenth Celebrations Continue Throughout Pittsburgh
• Relay For Life Returns To Cranberry Twp.
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Forms Committee To Guide COVID-19 Relief Funds
• Former President Donald Trump Holds Rally In Ohio

Videos from June 27, 2021

• Legends: Jim Cleamons
• Former Senator Mike Gravel has died at 91
• What the last Nuremberg prosecutor alive wants the world to know
• Brain trauma suffered by U.S. diplomats abroad could be work of hostile foreign government
• Teen starts blood drive to help little sister with leukemia
• Miami-Dade County mayor says families of Florida building collapse victims visited site
• Battle over critical race theory heats up
• Delta variant continues to spread globally
• Dangerous and historic heat hits the West
• Biden to honor $1.2 trillion infrastructure deal made with Republicans
• Search and rescue operation continues at collapsed condo building in Surfside, Florida
• Serena Williams withdraws from Tokyo Olympics
• Death toll in Surfside building collapse climbs to 9
• Growing concern over "Rainbow Capitalism" during Pride Month
• Biden walks back comments linking infrastructure deal to reconciliation bill
• Trump holds first rally since leaving office
• Multiple states hit with record high heat
• Federal agency investigating Florida building collapse
• Amid the Florida building collapse search and rescue, we thank all first responders
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 6/27/2021
• Gottlieb says pockets of U.S. could see "very dense outbreaks" as Delta variant spreads
• Arkansas governor says final FDA approval of COVID-19 vaccine would help fight hesitancy
• Tester predicts "far more than 60 votes" in Senate for bipartisan infrastructure deal
• Face The Nation: Tester, Hutchinson, Gottlieb
• Cedric Richmond says White House ready to "fight hard" for families plan
• Miami-Dade County mayor says first responders still in "search-and-rescue" mode
• Rubio says first responders "desperately working" to find survivors in Florida building collapse
• Uncovering cause of Florida building collapse could take months
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," June 27
• 6/27: Rubio, Cava, Richmond, Tester, Hutchinson, Gottlieb
• Nature: Great white sharks
• Ted Olson argues the case for civility
• Stephen Colbert on being back on stage
• A story of guardian angels comes full circle
• Relocating a Frank Lloyd Wright house
• Britain's fractured royal family faces an uncertain future
• Down on the farm: A shortage of agricultural labor
• Search for victims in condo collapse continues