Site Map for June 28, 2021

Articles from June 28, 2021

• International Fraud Ring Steals Billions In EDD Money From California
• Betts, Muncy Early HRs Propel Bauer, Dodgers Over Giants, 3-2
• Cliff Rescue At Montara State Beach Shuts Down Highway 1
• Broncos Great Wide Receiver Demaryius Thomas Announces Retirement from NFL
• UPDATE: Lava Fire Grows To Nearly 5,000 Acres Due To Strong Winds
• Betts, Muncy Early HRs Propel Bauer, Dodgers Over Giants 3-2
• Mission Viejo Family Out $5K After Moving Company Doesn't Show Up, Won't Respond To Outreach
• VIDEO: Rafters Witness Massive Mudslide Cascading Onto I-70 In Glenwood Canyon
• Thousands Under Evacuation Orders In Siskiyou County
• 2 Women Robbed At 99 Ranch Supermarket In San Gabriel, 3 Suspects Sought
• Worker Shortages Impacting Businesses Across Southland And Nationwide
• Rudy Salazar Accused Of Stealing Tow Truck, Ramming Multiple Drivers
• Greeley Police Officer Ken Amick Accused Of Excessive Force & Charged With Assault
• Sac Metro Fire Captain Under Fire for Allegedly Manufacturing Assault Weapons
• CA Lawmakers Approve $262.5 Billion Budget Plan Restoring Cuts Made During Pandemic
• Mother In Custody After 3 Children Found Dead In East LA Home
• What's In California's New $262 Billion Operating Budget?
• Deadly Dispute Between Neighbors Leads Authorities To Illegal Pot Grows
• Chicago Weather: Flash Flood Watch Through Tuesday
• Cubs Give Up 10 Runs In 8th, Get Clobbered By Brewers
• 'You Just Have To Keep Going': Perris Teen Mark Trapp Receives New Heart, Liver In Groundbreaking Surgery At CHLA
• Republicans Cry Foul As California OKs New Governor Recall Rules
• Colorado Attorney General Looks For Progress After Settlement Between JUUL & North Carolina
• California adds 5 states to state-funded travel ban over anti-LGBTQ laws
• Police Found Racist Messages By Winthrop Shooting Suspect Nathan Allen Written In The Last Week, DA Says
• 'We Are Packed': Denver Animal Shelters Seeing More Runaway Dogs Due To Fireworks
• 19-Year-Old Jack Callahan Charged With Murder After Father Dies In Duxbury Pond
• Family Of Anthony Alvarez Says Being Stripped Of Police Powers Not Enough For CPD Officer Evan Solano, Who Shot And Killed Him
• Only On CBS 2: Woman, Dog Survives Attack From Pack Of Coyotes
• Gritty Clippers Stave Off Elimination, Beat Suns 116-102
• Senate Majority Leader Kim Ward Undergoes Double Mastectomy
• Deadline To Provide Feedback On Civic Center Next 100 Project Is July 5
• UPDATE: 3.9 Earthquake Rattles Nerves Across Bay Area, Centered In San Leandro
• NYPD Stepping Up Presence In Times Square After Marine Shot By Stray Bullet While Visiting City
• NYPD Officer Shot In Shoulder By BB Gun On Staten Island
• Ohtani Hits Long Homer, Angels Shut Down Reeling Yankees
• UPDATE: Fire Damages Commercial Building In San Leandro
• Police: Good Samaritan Stabbed In The Back By Man At Staten Island Ferry Terminal
• Schwarber Owns Mets, Hits 2 More Homers As Nationals Roll In Opener
• Pride North Festival In Rogers Park Draws Heat For Charging $20 Admission Fee, Which Alderwoman Says Is Not Allowed On Public Way
• 'It's About Coming Together': Vigil Held On Surfside Beach To Remember Victims Of Condo Collapse
• Police: Dozens Of Teenagers Trash N.J. High School Football Field, Steal And Destroy Mascot
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temps Hit 90s, Humidity Expected To Stick Around
• Given A Hot Housing Market, What Pitfalls Await Buyers Who Forgo Inspections?
• Condo Collapse: 11 Dead, 150 Unaccounted For, Search And Rescue Continues
• New Jersey Not Requiring Students To Wear Masks When They Return To In-Person Classes This Fall
• 'Two Totally Amazing People': Son Bravely Talks About Losing His Parents In Surfside Condo Collapse
• Mother Mourning Teen Killed By Stray Bullet Says Son's Case Is 'On Hold'
• Plano Woman Shares Dangerously Close Encounter With Mower Blade On LBJ Freeway
• 'Guardians Of The First Amendment' Memorial Unveiled On Anniversary Of Capital Gazette Newspaper Attack
• 'Like An Explosion': Neighbors React To 2 Earthquakes In Less Than 2 Days In Baltimore Area
• Driver Suspected Of DUI After Crashing Into Ceres Gas Station Pumps
• PGA Tour To Return To Baltimore County For The First Time In 59 Years
• The Origin Of Snowballs: Where Did This Delicious Summertime Treat Originate?
• With Tourism On The Rise, Businesses In Maryland Hope To Have A Better Summer
• Ohtani's 26th Homer Starts Angels Past Reeling Yankees 5-3
• Police Fatally Shoot Pursuit Suspect Off 5 Freeway In Arleta
• Renfroe Homers Twice, Red Sox Rally To Beat Royals 6-5
• State Legislature Makes Historic Investment In Behavioral Health Care: 'We're Going To Save Lives'
• Tracking The Tropics: Danny Weakens To A Tropical Depression
• RV Travel Surges, Accelerated By COVID Pandemic Bubble-Living
• Epic Bullpen Implosion Dooms Phillies In 12-4 Loss To Reds
• SkinnyTees Gives Back To The Community - Eye On Detroit
• Man Arrested In Connection With Vandalism At Center In Roseville For Children With Special Needs
• AAA: Nearly 960,000 Marylanders Expected To Hit The Road For Independence Day Weekend
• Funeral For Winthrop Shooting Victim Dave Green Set For Friday
• Former Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Ridge Moved To Rehab Facility After Suffering Stroke
• Shortages And Higher Prices Make Car Shopping More Frustrating Than Ever
• Some North Texas Cities Seeing 85% COVID-19 Vaccination Rate, Others About Half That
• LA Metro Opens Vaccination Clinic Near 70 Bus Line In Boyle Heights
• Denver City Council Approves Aramark Meal Contract Despite Inmate Complaints Of 'Rotten' Food
• Woman Killed, Toddler Injured In Sacramento Crash
• 'Hard To Move': Watery Mudslide In Glenwood Canyon Makes Cleanup Efforts Difficult
• Outpouring Of Support For Condo Collapse Families, First Responders
• Some Left Homeless By CZU Complex Fire Still Without a Place to Live
• Ravens Rookie Wide Receiver Rashod Bateman Buys His Mom A House
• 3 People Shot In West Garfield Park, Including 14-Year-Old Boy
• Another Winning Opening Day For Colorado Rockies & Fans
• Candlelight Vigil Planned For Winthrop Shooting Victims Dave Green And Ramona Cooper
• Police Use Of Force Bill Goes To Governor
• Ravens Quarterback Trace McSorley Proposes To Longtime Girlfriend
• 2 Killed, 2 Injured In Natural Gas Explosion In Collin County
• Abu Dhabi banning unvaccinated people from many public places
• Judge Weighs Constitutionality Of Social Media Law
• Saint Vincent College Cleared After Bomb Threat
• Bay Area Lawmaker's Proposal To Decriminalize Psychedelics In California Gains Momentum
• 2 Taken To Hospital After Small Plane Crashes In Washington County
• 35W Construction South Of Downtown Minneapolis To Wrap In Early September
• Maryland Department Of Health Gives Tips On How To Avoid Heat-Related Illness
• White Sox' Jose Abreu Seems To Be OK After Being Hit In Knee With Fastball
• UPDATE: Former KTVU News Director Fred Zehnder Struck, Killed By Vehicle In Alameda; Driver Arrested For DUI
• Class-Action Lawsuit Filed In Surfside Condo Collapse
• Triple-Digit Temps To Sizzle Southland Again Monday
• Snooze AM Eatery Opens At Denver International Airport
• 'I Know I Should Have Made It': Jayson Tatum Opens Up About Not Making All-NBA Team
• Forward Progress Stopped On Peak Fire Burning In San Bernardino National Forest
• Crews Work To Repair Damage Caused By High Tides, Flooding In OC
• Fire In Riverside County Causes Power Outages For Thousands Of Residents
• Kayaker Finds Plastic Bin Containing Man's Body At Ohio Lake
• NCAA council recommends interim name, image and likeness policy
• Royal Caribbean's 'Celebrity Edge' Becomes First Big Cruise Ship To Set Sail From US Since Pandemic Began
• OPD Chief LeRonne Armstrong Rips City Council Cuts In Police Funding; 'We Find Ourselves In A Crisis'
• Man Arrested After Police Say He Hit, Injured Woman On Sidewalk In Hyde Park
• Asian Fruit Flies Found In East San Jose, Pesticide Treatment Planned
• Man Shot & Killed By Commerce City Police Officer
• Sacramento Serial Rapist Could Be Released From Prison Decades Early
• President Biden Says There Should Be An Investigation Into What Caused Condo Collapse
• Gov. Walz Directs State Law Enforcement Agencies To Release Body Cam Footage In Deadly Police Encounters Within 5 Days
• Bay Area Escapes Heat Dome Searing Pacific Northwest, For Now
• Baltimore City & BPD Issues An Apology After A Settlement Was Reached By Harlem Park Neighbors In Lockdown Case
• Aaron Sims, Accused Of Drunk Driving In Fatal Crash On Vine Street Expressway, Arrested
• Interstate 70 Fully Reopened Through Glenwood Canyon After Weekend Mudslides
• Bill Extending State Eviction Ban Passes Assembly, Goes To Senate
• Woman Driving Dodge Charger Hits Van, Building In Bronzeville; Both Drivers Rushed To Hospital
• KDKA Investigates: Juror In Sheldon Jeter Homicide Trial Was Rachael DelTondo's Neighbor
• Meow Wolf Hosts Job Fair Ahead Of Anticipated Fall Opening
• Union President Pleads For Public's Help To Feed Miami-Dade Firefighters Digging Through Rubble Of Condo Collapse
• New Plan To Clear Out Venice Homeless Encampments Includes Pathway To Permanent Housing
• Long Island Lawmaker Calls For Investigation Into Investigators Assigned To Unsolved Gilgo Beach Murders
• Interest In Golf Growing Among Inner City Youth: 'It Has Brought So Much To My Life'
• Luis Antonio Victoria Dominguez Charged After Allegedly Approaching Cockpit, Jumping From Taxiing Plane At LAX
• Calaveras County Sheriff's Deputies Seize Hundreds Of Illegal Marijuana Plants
• SFPD Commander Set To Become First LGBTQ Police Chief In Lincoln, Nebraska
• 11 dead, 150 still missing after Florida building collapse
• Cypress Park Intersection Dedicated To 'Grease' Actress Annette Cardona
• 'It's A Disaster': Woodridge Residents Continue Clean Up Efforts After Tornado
• Now-Unemployed U.S. Census Managers Ordered To Pay Back Thousands In Social Security Taxes
• 11 Dead, 150 Unaccounted For, Search And Rescue Continues At Florida Condo Collapse Site
• Blackhawks Hire Independent Investigator Into Sexual Assault Claims Against Former Video Coach Brad Aldrich
• Wilkinsburg Moves Closer To A Vote On Merging With The City Of Pittsburgh
• Cox: California's Homeless Should Be Forced Into Treatment Before Getting Housing
• COVID In Colorado: State-Run Vaccine Sites To Close By July 4
• Chicago Weather: Rain, Thunderstorms Returning; Severe Thunderstorm Warnings Issued For Parts Of Area
• Outpouring Of Support For Rescue Workers, Families Impacted By Florida Building Collapse
• Minnesota Zoo, MnDOT Partner To Address Dwindling Blanding's Turtle Population
• Witnesses Stunned By Winthrop Rampage, Health Department To Go Door-To-Door With Resources
• 'An Unbelievable Individual': Search Continues For Chris Urbina's Killer
• Road Worker, 59, Struck By Vehicle In Spring Lake Township
• Derek Chauvin Closing In On Federal Plea Deal, Sources Tell WCCO
• Judge Dismisses Government Antitrust Lawsuits Against Facebook
• Ex-Owner Of Cape Cod Seafood Company Arrested, Caught On Tape Cutting Off Oxygen To $10,000 Worth Of Lobsters
• Photos: Game 5 Of The Western Conference Finals
• Chicago Police Officer, Evan Solano, Who Fatally Shot 22-Year-Old Anthony Alvarez, Stripped Of Police Powers
• Vallejo Firefighters Rescue Injured Kittens Caught In Vegetation Fire
• Sunny Isles Beach Steps Up Building Inspections After Partial Collapse Of Surfside Condo
• Baseball Report: Giants Become First Team To Win 50 Games This Season
• Baseball Report: Giants Become First Team To Win 50 Games This Season
• Officials Hopeful Record Rainfall Will Bring Help From FEMA
• Pitt Taking Part In COVID-19 Trial Focus On Booster Shots
• Latest Amber Alert Has Police Urging Parents To Monitor Their Kids' Social Media Accounts
• The Rise Of COVID-19 Delta Variant And What It Means, Q & A With Dr. Mallika Marshall
• Ashland Police Lieutenant Promoted To Acting Chief Despite Past Domestic Abuse Allegations
• 'A Good, Kind-Hearted Person:' Relatives Mourn Heroes Killed In Winthrop Rampage
• California Reopens: State Budget Looks Back To A Time Before Pandemic
• Battery Park City Residents Upset They Weren't Consulted On Plan To Put Up Essential Workers Monument In Area Park
• Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg Tours Hudson River Tunnels As Gateway Project Gets Back On Track
• California Adds 5 More States With Anti-LGBTQ Laws To Travel Restrictions List
• Cooking Contests Returning To State Fair Of Texas
• 'We're Praying Every Day' Surfside Mayor Charles Burkett Holds Out Hope For Condo Collapse Survivors
• 'Band-Aids On Top Of Deficiencies': General Contractor Says Poorly-Run Condo Associations Wait Too Long For Proper Repairs
• Acreage At Oil Springs Fire Reduced Slightly While Containment Grows
• Rockland County Family That Lost Son In Crash Is Hopeful Gov. Cuomo Will Sign Law Mandating Airbags In Used Cars
• Twins-White Sox Series Opener In Chicago Postponed By Rain
• Day Camps Welcome Back Kids With COVID Protocols In Place
• 3 Killed After Crashing Head-On Into Box Truck At High Speed In Rialto
• California Adds 5 More States With Anti-LGBTQ Laws To Travel Restrictions List
• Nation's Eyes On New York As Unprecedented Opioid Trial Begins On Long Island
• 3 More Minneapolis Beaches Close, This Time Due To Sewer Backup
• Life Jackets Can Make Life-Or-Death Difference In Unexpected Boat Events
• Study: MRNA Vaccines From Pfizer And Moderna May Provide Immunity From COVID-19 For Years, Without Booster Shots
• California Recall Candidate John Cox: State Should Force Homeless Into Treatment
• YMCA Offers Free Summer Memberships For Thousands Of Teens
• Containment Increases At Sylvan Fire As Acreage Remains Stagnant
• Police Investigating Hit & Run That Killed A 68-Year-Old Man In East Baltimore
• Kidsburgh: Pitt Research Project Explores Mental Health Of Teenagers
• DFW Region's Hospitals Could Lose $1.1 Billion Annually In Funding, Healthcare Group Warns
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Mask Mandate Officially Lifted Statewide
• Families Excited To Cool Off As Trenton Public Pools Now Fully Open For First Time Since Pandemic
• Philadelphia Leaders Hoping Tens Of Millions Of Dollars Is Answer To Solving Gun Violence Epidemic
• Aggressive Driving, More Road Rage Incidents Have Dallas Police Increasing Presence On Area Freeways
• Lightning Strikes Tree In Residential Neighborhood In Winfield, Leaving Neighbors Alarmed
• Miami-Based Hospitality Company Offering Free Temporary Shelter For Victims Of Surfside Condo Collapse
• Legislators Push For $20 Million To Help Families of VTA Shooting Victims, Transit Agency
• Public Invited To Honor Officer Gordon Beesley Along Procession Route
• Westmoreland County Transit Authority Cutting Back Routes Due To Driver Shortage
• The John Shippen Invitational By Rocket Mortgage Showcases Black Professional and Amateur Golfers
• With COVID Restrictions Lifted, Families Flock To Beaches, Pools, Parks To Stay Cool Amid Extreme Heat
• Some Gas Stations Are Running Out Of Gas Ahead Of The Holiday Weekend
• COVID Reopening: Google Confirms Plans for Employee Return to California Offices
• Delaware County Rallying Around Jayzlyn Yaboah, Girl Struck By Car After Getting Off School Bus
• Masks Are Off, But Legal Wrangling Continues
• Golden State's Green, Kerr Join USA Basketball Team For Summer Olympics
• WNBA says 99% of its players are fully vaccinated against COVID-19
• Judge dismisses federal antitrust suits against Facebook
• Visitors To San Diego Zoo Safari Park Alerted To Discovery Of Rabid Bat Last Week
• Honda Changing Course, Will Build Its Own Electric Vehicles
• Massachusetts Reports 41 New COVID Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Olivehurst Woman, 30, Suspect Of Having Sexual Relationship With Minor
• Fighter Jets Fly Over Coors Field For Colorado Rockies Game
• Guns At Church Bill Teed Up
• Attorney Representing RMU Student-Athletes Hoping To Bring Back Eliminated Hockey Programs
• No-Fault Repeal, Key West Dispute Go To DeSantis
• Jason Kidd Officially Named Dallas Mavericks Head Coach And Nico Harrison As General Manager
• White Sox Series Opener Against Minnesota Twins Postponed Due To Rain
• Waukegan Man Drowns Near Waukegan Harbor
• Fireworks Now On Sale In Sacramento County, But Stands Warn Stock Will Probably Go Fast
• Drought Emergency: Santa Rosa Considers Mandatory 20% Reduction In Water Use
• Fire In Nevada County Prompts Some Evacuations
• AG Nessel: Detroit Woman Charged With Embezzling From Vulnerable Adults
• Body Recovered 40 Feet From Shore At Lake Pueblo State Park
• Tickets Go On Sale For Long Beach Acura Grand Prix
• 1 In Custody After Man Dies Following Altercation In Virginia, Minnesota
• Cam Newton Works With QB Coach, Addresses Haters On One Year Anniversary Of Signing With Patriots
• Naval Academy To Reopen For General Visitation Starting Friday, July 2
• Gold Run Church Caretaker Shot While Confronting Burglary Suspect
• Bus Operator Discovers Person Shot At DART Station
• Health workers report being threatened during pandemic
• Florida Budget, Bevy Of Laws Ready To Take Effect
• Ethiopia declares immediate, unilateral cease-fire in Tigray
• Howard County To Offer Covid-19 Vaccinations At Merriweather Concerts Beginning This Saturday
• Driver Of Pickup Truck Towing Trailer May Have Witnessed Fatal Shooting Of 17-Year-Old Johnny Avalos
• Trevor Story Will Compete In The 2021 Home Run Derby At Coors Field
• Michael Carwell, 22, Charged In Shooting That Killed 1 Man, Injured 3 Others Outside St. Charles Nightclub
• For Her Work In Criminal Justice Reform, Fmr. Lynx Star Maya Moore To Receive Arthur Ashe Award At The ESPYS
• Nearly 90 Cases Of COVID-19 Reported At Central Illinois Summer Camp
• Tanger Outlets Howell To Celebrate Independence Day By Hosting A Block Party On July 3
• North Texas Couple Going Through Divorce Found Dead In Murder-Suicide, Police Say
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Unveils Spending Plan For $355 Million In COVID-19 Relief Funds
• 2 Women Struck In San Francisco Cow Hollow Hit-&-Run, Suspect Sought
• Gov. Walz Announces Executive Action For State Law Enforcement On Body Cam Footage
• LGBTQ love: Couples share their stories for Pride Month
• At Least 5 Killed, 72 Wounded In Weekend Shootings In Chicago; 2 Mass Shootings Reported Sunday Night
• Jury Convicts Stephen Garcia After He Tried To Ignite Drilling Site Tank With Flare
• Baltimore Firefighters Mourning Loss Of Fellow Firefighter Lori Underwood
• Fort Worth Homicide Suspect Arrested During Traffic Stop In Parker County
• Judge: Rep. Lauren Boebert Can Block People On Personal Twitter
• California Adds Florida, 4 Other States To State-Funded Travel Ban Over Anti-LGBTQ+ Laws
• Former Baltimore Safe Streets Member Ronald Alexander Pleads Guilty In Federal Drug Distribution Case
• Top Members Of Pagans Motorcycle Club In New Jersey Facing Federal Assault Charges In Ongoing Probe
• WATCH: Kevin Millar On Red Sox 2004 World Series Team: 'Billy Mueller Doesn't Get Enough Credit'
• Mountain View To Install Thousands Of No Parking Signs In Response To Voter-Approved RV Parking Ban
• Dallas Mayor's Back-To-School Drive-Thru
• Jayson Tatum Officially Named To Olympic Roster, The Youngest Player On One Of USA's Oldest Teams
• AMC Stubs Movie Membership Reactivating
• Man Pleads Guilty In Fatal Penn Hills DUI Crash
• Former 'Growing in Grace' Daycare Worker Arrested For Committing Lewd Acts With Children
• Feds Seize Ketamine Shipment From Italy That Was Headed For Worcester
• Keshaudas Spence, Mass. Native And Football Star At Sacred Heart, Killed In RI Shooting
• Two Bay Area Fire Officials Head To Florida To Help With Building Collapse Rescue Efforts
• 'Despicable Act': Baker Reacts To Winthrop Rampage That Left 3 Dead
• Juul to pay North Carolina $40 million to settle vaping suit
• 2 Vehicles Towed From Liberty Tunnels Following Reported Rollover Crash
• Minn. Senate Passes Housing Bill That Focuses On Improving Housing Affordability, Ending Eviction Moratorium
• UAW Leaders Pick Secretary-Treasurer Ray Curry To Run Union
• Fire Crews Increase Containment of Willow Fire Near Big Sur
• Police ID 'Armed And Dangerous' Suspect, Dycorrian Wayne Lofton, In Connection To Fatal Shooting
• Crews Battle Shell Fire Off 5 Freeway In Kern County
• 'I Like The Number 18': Nia Long Is Pretty Excited That Ime Udoka Is Now Head Coach Of Celtics
• Frederick Nurse Among $40K Vax Cash Winners
• 6 Wildlife Waystation Chimpanzees Taken To New Home In Washington State
• Falling Rock Tap House Closes Doors For Good After 24 Years In LoDo
• How Experts Are Trying To Handle Mudslides In Glenwood Canyon That Are Closing Interstate 70
• Denver Weather: Week Starts Cool And Unsettled, Temps Slowly Warm Into Weekend
• Fire Managers Ask For 'Just A Little More Time' As Some People Are Ignoring Closures Around Sylvan Fire
• PHOTO: Car Crashes While Trying To Pass Ambulance In Sharon, Driver To Be Charged
• Federal Hot Shot Fire Crews Facing Labor Shortage As Wildfire Season Begins In Earnest
• FAN N'ATION returns September 4!
• Wristbands Available For Somerset County's Annual Pittsburgh Zoo Trip
• Juul To Pay $40M To Settle Teen Vaping Lawsuit In North Carolina
• Numerous Showers And Thunderstorms Expected Monday, Tuesday Afternoon
• Dr. Sanjay Gupta Says Being A Surgeon Prepared Him For 'Jeopardy' Guest Host Role: 'There Is A Precision To This Show'
• Gov. DeSantis: Priorities After Condo Collapse Search & Rescue, Caring For Families Impacted
• Retirement Home Among Illinois Affordable Housing Projects
• Danny Ainge Reportedly Being Considered For Role In Utah Jazz Front Office
• David Pastrnak Announces Heartbreaking Death Of Infant Son
• 'Shame On You': Activists, Families Voice Frustration Over Compromise On Policing Bill
• Hyattsville's Frances Tiafoe Stuns 3rd-Ranked Stefanos Tsitsipas In Wimbledon Opening Round
• Fire Breaks Out At Bethesda Home Early Monday; $1.5M In Damages
• YouTube Strikes Deal To Name New Hollywood Park Performance Venue
• Rain Couldn't Wash Out Rainbows As Denver Pride Celebration Exceeds Expectations
• Supreme Court won't let New Hampshire sue Massachusetts over tax
• Ravens' John Harbaugh Ranked Third On CBSSports.com's Best NFL Coaches List
• NHL star David Pastrnak announces death of newborn son
• Poll Finds New Yorkers 'Overwhelmingly' Support Ranked Choice Voting
• Pittsburgh International Airport Still Requiring Travelers To Wear Face Masks
• Minnesota Weather: Dead Fish Piling Up Along Lake Shores Amid Stretch Of Hot, Dry Weather
• Weekend Flooding In Detroit: Here's What Affected Residents Can Do
• Tips To Beat The Heat: Your Guide To Summer Safety
• School Funding, Overtime Rule Were Key Trade In Pennsylvania Budget Deal
• Suspect In 2006 Galt Stabbing Convicted Of 2nd Degree Murder
• Teenager Hospitalized After ATV Rollover In Western Wisconsin
• Supreme Court Won't Let New Hampshire Sue Massachusetts Over Income Tax Dispute
• Zdeno Chara Receives Award From President Of Slovakia
• Southlake Cops Find Buffet Of Drugs, Paraphernalia During Traffic Stop
• MDOT: Replacement Of 11 Mile Road Bridge Over I-75 Starts After Independence Day Weekend In Oakland County
• Kim Kardashian designing Team USA loungewear and undergarments
• Red Cross Desperately Seeking Donors For Severe Blood Shortage
• Police: Anthony DeJesus Charged With Operating Jet Ski While Impaired After Hitting 8-Year-Old Boy Off Jones Beach
• 10 Bodies Found In Florida Condo Collapse, 151 People Unaccounted For
• 32-Year-Old Man Shot In East Baltimore Monday Morning
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Announces 'Reclaiming Communities Campaign' With 250 New Affordable Homes In North Lawndale
• COVID-19 In MN: Nearly 5.7M Vaccine Doses Administered As MDH Reports 82 New Cases, 5 More Deaths
• Missing couple's nephew: "Very slow response" after condo collapse
• 5-Year-Old Girl Among 3 Killed After Metra Train Hits Vehicle On Far South Side
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 74% Of Adults Have Received At Least One Vaccine Dose
• International crews join search for survivors after condo collapse
• 23-Year-Old Man Drowns In Great Egg Harbor River At Weymouth Furnace
• Canadian Town Hit 116 Degrees Sunday, Beating Colorado's All-Time High By A Degree
• Driver Wanted After Hitting Pedestrian in Half Moon Bay and Driving Away
• Chicago Police Warn Chatham Residents After Armed Robberies In Past Week
• Eagles' Head Coach Nick Sirianni Ranked No. 27 On CBSSports.com 2021 NFL Head Coach Rankings
• Man Gets Up To 4 Years In Prison For Brookline Boulevard Crash That Killed Cyclist
• 33-Year-Old Daniel Hutchins Fatally Stabbed In Halethorpe, Suspect Charged
• Truck Carrying Deli Meats Catches On Fire On Schuylkill Expressway
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 408 New Coronavirus Cases Over 3 Days
• Baltimore Police Looking For Missing Man James Holt
• Police: Man Caught On Video Breaking Into Car In Queens
• Tom Brady Acknowledges Bitcoin's Drop Since His Laser Eyes Tweet: 'Anyone Have Any Ideas?'
• Perfume Stolen From Long Island Beauty Store For Third Time This Month, Police Say
• Man Dies After Fight In Manteca, Police Say
• People 'Suffering' From Flood; Parts Of I-94 Still Closed
• Where Is Azari Ale Ruffin? Grand Prairie Police Searching For Teen Last Seen 8 Days Ago
• Former CU Star And Denver Nugget Chauncey Billups Gets First Chance As NBA Head Coach With Portland Trail Blazers
• Jawon Ferguson Charged In Fatal Shooting Of Ex-Girlfriend Victoria Ann Santiago
• Lottery Ticket Worth $1 Million Sold In Allegheny County
• Vice President Kamala Harris Returning To Washington DC After Weekend At Brentwood Home
• Former U.S. Senator, Anti-War Advocate Mike Gravel Dies In Monterey County
• Ime Udoka Ready To Push Young Celtics Stars As Team Strives For Banner 18
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Climb To Nearly $3 A Gallon; Likely To Keep Rising This Summer
• Return To The Office: Expert Gives Tips On Conquering Anxiety, Getting Back To In-Person Work
• Man Arrested For Carrying Loaded, Concealed Handgun Into Pinole Bank
• VIDEO: Motorcycle Rider Arrested After Being Spotted Speeding Down Highway 99
• Two shot dead may have been targeted over race, DA says
• Illinois Further Extends Expiration Dates For Driver's Licenses
• Soaring Gas Prices, Jam-Packed Freeways Predicted For July 4th Holiday
• Maryland's Matthew Centrowitz Jr. Makes U.S. Men's Track & Field Olympic Team
• Homes On Tainted Wells Near Grand Rapids Area Airport Will Get City Water
• Brother Says Retired Trooper Dave Green 'Died The Way He Lived,' Trying To Help Others
• Police Investigating Fatal Crash Where Man Was Ejected From Vehicle After Striking Tree
• Remembering The Dead, Missing In Surfside Condo Collapse
• Squeeze Bunt Lifts Tigers Over Astros
• Puerto Rico to receive $4B in federal education COVID relief
• Red Sox Already Have Most Wins Vs. Yankees Since 2018
• Jon Hamm, John Slattery Filming Reboot Of 'Fletch' In Boston
• Former Pa. Governor Tom Ridge Discharged From Hospital As He Recovers From Stroke
• Extra Deputies To Patrol Oakland County Lakes Over July 4
• Supreme Court rejects transgender bathroom dispute in win for student
• Kyle Busch Ends Hendrick Win Streak At Pocono
• Woman, 52, Airlifted To Hospital After ATV Crash In Northern Minnesota
• Day Five Of Condo Collapse Search And Rescue, Voids In Rubble Spotted, Search For Survivors
• Ime Udoka Reportedly Adding Spurs Assistant Will Hardy To Coaching Staff In Boston
• Many 'Hotshot' Firefighters Who Lead Attacks Against California Wildfires Are Quitting
• NYC Cooling Centers Open As Potentially Dangerous Heat Arrives
• Miami Weather: Sun In The Morning, More Clouds & Passing Showers In The Afternoon
• Cannoli Tour Of North End Rated One Of Best 'Food Experiences' In US
• YMCA Offering Free Summer Memberships For Teens, Young Adults In The Twin Cities
• Homeless Woman Arrested In Patterson On Attempted Kidnapping, Burglary Charges
• Bowman Wins At Pocono On Saturday
• McConnell pressures Democratic leaders on separating infrastructure bills
• Detroit Area Residents Clean Up After Flooding Hits Region
• Fire Breaks Out At West Hills Home
• Maryland's Kayla DiCello Will Serve As An Alternate On US Olympic Women's Gymnastics Team
• 4 Rescued After Boat Capsizes In Voyageurs National Park
• PTL Links: June 28, 2021
• 'Safe And Sane' Fireworks To Go On Sale Across Region
• $1.2M+ In Marijuana, Meth And Heroin Seized From Smugglers Near Rio Grande 
• Vandals Adding To Struggling San Francisco Chinatown Businesses COVID Recovery Woes
• 'We're Still Hopeful' Family Members Whose Loved Ones Lived In Collapsed Condo Visit Site
• Celtics Officially Announce Hiring Of Ime Udoka As Franchise's 18th Head Coach
• 2 Minnesotans Qualify For U.S. Women's Olympic Gymnastics Team
• Community Leaders, Residents Rally Demanding End To Oakland's Deadly Street Violence
• IN PHOTOS: Sen. Dianne Feinstein's Tahoe Vacation Compound Up For Sale, Asking Price: $41 Million
• Cleveland Outfielder Josh Naylor Seriously Injured In Collision, Twins Win 8-2
• Weather Blog: Heat Wave
• Minnesota Lawmakers Reach Deal On Public Safety, Including Some Police Accountability Measures
• Simone Biles secures spot on Tokyo Olympic gymnastics team
• After Elderly Woman Changed Will To Give Caregiver $500,000, Family Fights Decision In Court
• Rafael Devers Has Visions Of Being An All-Star Game Starter
• Police Seek Public's Help After Injured Man Found Unconscious In Rochester, NH Driveway
• Joliet Man Loses All His Bitcoin After Fraudster Hijacks His Phone Number Hacks His Accounts
• Chicago City Leaders To Go For Training On Dealing With Overgrown Vacant Lots Next Year, But Those Living Near Them Want Action Now
• Warning Issued To Lake Berryessa Swimmers After Second Drowning This Month
• 2 People Hurt In Bronx House Fire
• Woman Dies, Man Severely Injured In Horrific Brentwood Crash
• Tanker Truck Crash Forced Lane Closures On I-95 In Pompano Beach
• Authorities Investigating Serious Crash In Williamstown, Gloucester County
• History Finally At Hand, Biles Headlines US Gymnastics Team
• Man Shot, Killed On Pico-Union Street
• Dangerous Heat Expected In Philadelphia Region To Start Workweek
• Case files from 1964 "Mississippi Burning" murders made public
• US Citizen Busted With $384K+ In Fentanyl At Texas-Mexico Border 
• Gottlieb warns of "very dense outbreaks" in parts of U.S. as variant spreads
• Grand Prairie Crews Recover Body Of Man Who Was Swimming At Joe Pool Lake
• 2 Men Injured In Camden Shooting
• 4 Injured In Crash In Cragin
• U.S. airstrikes hit Iranian-linked militias in Iraq and Syria
• Cardi B reveals she's pregnant during BET Awards performance
• 2021 BET Awards: Full list of winners and nominees
• 152 still unaccounted for in Florida building collapse, official says
• 20 people found dead on boat drifting in the Caribbean
• Philadelphia Police Investigating Several Overnight Shootings As City Off To A Violent Start To Summer
• Valedictorian's speech about queerness and mental health stopped
• Royal family missing the star power of Harry and Meghan
• Virtual Meeting On Road Improvements In Fort Worth
• 'We Are Holding Out For A Miracle:' Friends Of Pittsburgh Native Lost In Florida Condo Collapse Hoping She's Found
• Pittsburgh Police Safely Locate 60-Year-Old George Jacobs Jr.
• Pennsylvania Lifts Universal Mask Order
• 2 People Dead After Fatal Hit-And-Run On Denton Drive North Of Loop 12
• University professor dies after falling 150 feet in Alaska park
• Pittsburgh Weather: Summer Swelter Continues With Hot Temperatures
• Woman Killed, 5 Others Wounded In Mass Shooting In South Shore
• 11 People Struck, 1 Fatally, In Chicago Lawn Mass Shooting, Officials Say
• 15-Year-Old Boy Shot In Germantown
• Police Called To Stop 'Exorcism' Happening In Pa. Home Depot
• Roadway Safety Devices Being Installed On I-695 In Baltimore County
• Man Attacked by Great White Shark Swimming in Gray Whale Cove on San Mateo Coast
• Baltimore Co. Department Of Public Works Announces Plans For New Roundabout Near Cromwell Valley Elementary
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/28 Monday Morning Forecast
• Community On High Alert After Several Women Report Being Groped, Attacked By Group Of Teens On Bikes In Northern Liberties
• 10-Year-Old Boy Accidentally Shoots, Kills Himself In North Philadelphia
• Philadelphia Non-Profit NOMO Foundation Burglarized Over Several Days
• FAA Raises Concerns Over Sprawling Homeless Encampment Near San Jose Airport
• Allegheny County Public Pools Closed Due To Staffing Struggles
• Shortage Of Crab Meat, Means Sticker Shock For Maryland Restaurant Owners, Customers
• Neighbors, Businesses Fed Up With People Riding Dirt Bikes, Street Cars Outside Hunting Park Plaza
• Miami-Dade Police ID Recovered Victims From Surfside Building Collapse
• SUV Nearly Crashes Into Home After Head-On Collision In Homewood
• North Hills School District To Host COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic
• One Person Killed In Classic Car Crash Near New Stanton
• UPMC Partners With Dreamz Hair Salon To Host COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic
• Pride Events Across Southwestern Pa. Celebrate LGBTQ+ Community
• Students, Faculty Rally Against PASSHE Merger Plans
• Pa. Utility Commission To Hold Public Hearings Ahead Of PWSA's Proposed Rate Changes
• Queen Latifah gets Lifetime Achievement Award at 2021 BET Awards
• Heat Wave Could Continue Hitting Records In Boston Area As Dangerous Temperatures Rise
• State, National & International Teams Assist In Surfside Search And Rescue
• Revs' Six-Game Unbeaten Run Ends With 2-1 Road Loss At FC Dallas

Videos from June 28, 2021

• 6/28: Red and Blue
• Judge dismisses federal antitrust lawsuits against Facebook
• COVID pandemic's impact on mental health in America
• Coronavirus cases rise in a dozen states as experts warn Delta variant could fuel "dense" outbreaks
• Local Matters: Trump to visit southern border days after Vice President Harris
• Biden walks back veto threat after Republicans express outrage over linking of infrastructure and larger reconciliation bills
• South Carolina man transforms lives with repaired clunkers
• NCAA drafts policy for athletes to profit from name and imagery
• Taliban gaining ground in Afghanistan as U.S. troops withdraw
• 85 million under heat alerts as tropical storm targets Southeast
• Dangerous heat dome scorches Pacific Northwest
• Families of Florida condo collapse victims hope for miracle
• Biden meets with Israeli president a day after authorizing airstrikes along Iraq-Syria border
• "We responded immediately": Miami mayor on rescue efforts in Florida building collapse
• At least 11 dead and 150 unaccounted for in Florida condo collapse
• Connecticut set to adopt new "baby bonds" program
• "Beyond unprecedented" extreme heat grips Pacific Northwest
• Regions of the U.S. will be "highly vulnerable" to Delta variant, Cornell expert says
• Gwen Berry responds to criticism after turning back to U.S. flag during anthem at Olympic Trials
• Deadly shooting in Boston investigated as possible hate crime
• Structural engineer on possible causes of Florida condo collapse
• 2021 BET Awards: Recap and highlights
• A spectator's sign caused a crash at the Tour de France. Now officials want to sue her.
• U.S. officials investigating Fort Bliss migrant facility
• "We haven't found all the children yet": Search continues after unmarked graves found at another school in Canada
• Gavin Grimm discusses Supreme Court victory in transgender bathroom dispute
• Families hold on to hope as search and rescue continues at Florida building collapse site
• Florida emergency officials describe unprecedented response after building collapse
• Miami-Dade mayor says 10th victim found as search continues in Surfside building collapse
• White House aiming to pass two separate spending bills as infrastructure compromise moves forward
• Bipartisan infrastructure deal moving ahead after White House eases Republicans’ concerns
• WorldView: Sweden's prime minister resigns; Deadly blast in Bangladesh
• Pride Month Love Stories: Two basketball coaches fall in love
• Search and rescue efforts continue at site of Florida building collapse
• International rescue teams help search for survivors in Florida building collapse
• Georgia officials vow to fight Justice Department challenge to voting law
• Federal officials who probed Twin Towers to handle Florida condo collapse investigation
• World Health Organization urges fully vaccinated people to continue wearing masks
• LinkedIn's Caroline Fairchild on how to build case for a more flexible work environment
• "White Fragility" author Robin DiAngelo on new book "Nice Racism"
• Priscilla Chan on Chan Zuckerberg Initiative's work to connect students and teachers
• DHS Secretary Mayorkas on immigration issues at southern border
• Some people are facing pricey medical bills after using popular at-home colon cancer test
• UFO report: U.S. has no explanation for over 140 "unidentified aerial phenomena"
• Nearly every passenger vaccinated on first U.S. cruise ship to set sail since pandemic began
• Pacific Northwest sweltering under heat wave of historic proportions
• People from Latin American community still missing in Florida condo collapse
• 6/28: CBSN AM
• Economist talks small business boom after the pandemic