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Articles from June 30, 2021

• Walsh Slams Chapman As Angels Stun Yanks After Ohtani Flops
• Family Swindled Out Of $10,000 By Fraudulent Moving Company Stealing Online Identity Of Legitimate Movers
• 'Wish It Wasn't My Only Time': Natomas Teacher Soars Into Stratosphere On NASA Mission
• Denver Mayor Announces Permanent Solutions To Those Experiencing Homelessness
• Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert Visits Southern Border With Former President Donald Trump
• Man Gravely Wounded In Antioch Shooting; Arrest Warrant Issued For Suspect
• Chris Bassitt Cruises To 9th Straight Win, A's Top Rangers
• Colorado State Legislator Commends Officers In Greeley For Reporting Suspicions About Fellow Cop's Apparent Excessive Force
• Accusers Of Bill Cosby React To His Release From Prison After Pennsylvania Supreme Court Overturns The 83-Year-Old's Conviction
• South Bay Officials Warn of Crackdown On Illegal Fireworks Ahead Of July 4th Holiday
• Community Holds Vigil For Members Of Modesto Family Killed In House Fire
• Lessie Britton Found Guilty Of Murdering Denver Neighbor After He Used Racial Slur
• As Fires Break Out In California, President Biden Announces Federal Firefighter Pay Increase
• Man Killed In Shooting Outside Aurora McDonald's Identified As Andrew Edward Billinger
• 4th Of July Travelers In Colorado Will See Most Expensive Gas Prices Since 2014, AAA Reports
• Chicago Weather: Breezy And Less Humid Thursday
• Yasmani Grandal Hits 2 Of White Sox' 6 HRs As They Rip Twins
• With West Facing Brutal Fire Season, Biden Says He'll Hire More Federal Firefighters And Raise Pay
• 7 Players For Sky Score In Double Figures As They Beat Dallas Wings
• Colorado Clerks Call For Election Changes Including Posting All Ballots Cast Online
• Right Place, Right Time: Teen's Life Saved At His School Thanks To CPR And AED
• Ridge View Youth Services Center Closes After Concerns Over 'Repeated Licensing Violations'
• PG&E Seeks $3.6 Billion In Rate Hikes For Wildfire Safety
• Grandal Hits 2 Of White Sox 6 HRs To Rip Twins 13-3
• 2 North Attleboro Girls Open Lemonade Stand To Raise Money For Sick Baby Sister
• Six Flags New England Closed Thursday For More Storm Cleanup
• Los Angeles Clippers Eliminated 130-103 In Game 6, Phoenix Suns Advance To NBA Finals
• Albies Hits 2 HRs, Drives In 7 As Braves Blast Mets
• COVID Check Colorado Looks Ahead After Successful Year Full Of 'Frontline Heroism'
• CU Boulder To End Indoor Mask Requirement On Thursday With Some Exceptions
• Mayor De Blasio, Con Edison Urge New Yorkers To Immediately Reduce Electricity Usage On Day 4 Of Heat Wave
• Gas Prices Surge Across Michigan
• After Push From LGBTQ+ Activists, Elk Grove Village Takes Antiquated Ban On Wearing 'Clothes Belonging To The Opposite Sex' Off Books
• In Winthrop, A Community Mourns After Shooting Rampage Kills 2
• Kids Targeted In String Of Brooklyn Center Robberies, Assaults
• Armed Guards On CTA Buses And Trains? Transit Union Says It's Under Discussion, Though CTA Says There Are No Such Plans
• Whitmer Addresses Growing Concerns Surrounding COVID-19's Delta Variant
• Pouring Rain Doesn't Stop Church Volunteers From Delivering Donations To Those At Condo Collapse Site
• More Rules In Place To Prevent Repeat Of Lake Minnetonka's Big Island Stomach Bug Outbreak
• 9-Year-Old Girl Injured In Newark Shooting
• New Jersey Community Calls For Justice In Shooting Death Of 18-Year-Old Moussa Fofana
• Trump Organization, Longtime Finance Chief Reportedly Indicted In Tax Probe
• Drought-Savvy Healdsburg Homeowners Using Free, Recycled Water
• Pennsylvania Task Force Headed To Florida To Assist In Search-And-Rescue Efforts At Condo Collapse
• Flasher In Orange Sentenced To 90 Days In Jail
• DTE Worker Killed While Working On Live Wire In Detroit
• 6 Athletes Who Attended Jeffco Public Schools To Compete In Summer Olympics
• Condo Collapse: Death Toll Now 18; Bodies Of 2 Children Pulled From Rubble
• LAPD Chief Michel Moore, DA George Gascón Tout Joint Efforts To Reduce Violence
• Pueblo Signs Defaced With The Words 'Genocider' & 'Exploitation'
• Capital Gazette Shooting Trial: Video Shows Moments After Attack, Police Questioning Jarrod Ramos
• Bill Cosby Released From Prison After Sex Assault Conviction Overturned By Pennsylvania Supreme Court
• Dead Body Found On Kennedy Expressway Near Lake Street
• Man Fatally Shot At Minneapolis Outdoor Gathering, Marking City's 42nd Homicide Of 2021
• Reward Increased In Killing Of Midshipman's Mom In Annapolis As FBI, ATF Join Investigation; Naval Academy Rallies Around Her Son
• FOUND In Waco: Missing 85-Year-Old Plano Man Had Been Driving Around For 24 Hours With No Cell Phone
• Southside Blooms To Open Flower Shop In Englewood, Bring Opportunity For Better Future For Young People
• Pittsburgh Weather: Thunderstorms Bring Damaging Winds And Flash Flooding
• Family Of Korryn Gaines Joined By Rev. Al Sharpton On Wednesday For Hearing, Calls For Justice In The Case
• Severe Weather Brings Down Trees, Power Lines In Dutchess County
• Unemployed Workers Union Files Class Action Lawsuit In Hopes That A Federal Judge Will Reinstate Enhanced Benefits
• Piece Of 53rd Street Named In Honor Of Yulelander 'Yolo 150' Seals, Streets And San Worker Killed By Salt Truck In February
• 'Do It For The Gram' New Business Opens At Towson Town Center Designed For Content Creators
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Depression 5 Forms As It Heads Toward Caribbean Islands
• 4 Teens, 2 Of Them 15 Years Old, Shot And Wounded In Little Village
• VIDEO: Homeowner Describes Shock And Awe Of Seeing A Big Mountain Lion In His Backyard
• Crab Population Is Not Being Overfished According To Blue Crab Report Released By Chesapeake Bay Program
• UCLA Report: Better School Environment May Reduce Weapon-Carrying
• One Person Killed In Crash Near W. 80th Ave. & Lamar St. In Arvada
• 3 Arrested After Police Chase, Truck Fire On I-694 In Fridley
• Possible Pipe Bomb Found In Rosemount Barn During Renovation
• Twins' Josh Donaldson's Remark About Sticky Hands Leads To War Of Words With White Sox Pitcher Lucas Giolito
• Sky's Candace Parker To Headline WNBA All-Star Team That Will Face U.S. Olympic Squad
• Charlotte Dipaolo, 40, Of Camarillo Arrested For Solicitation Of Minor To Sell Drugs
• Heavy Rains, Winds Left Storm Damage In Their Wake
• Bill Cosby Accuser From Bay Area Stunned After Sexual Assault Conviction Overturned - 'He's Evil'
• Many Question Legal Consequences Of Bill Cosby's Release For Victims, Comedian
• 1.2 Million Travelers Expected Through DIA For July 4 Holiday
• Metra Offering Free Rides To Ticketed Ravinia Concertgoers
• Time Is Running Out For Coloradans To Qualify For Final $1 Million Comeback Cash Drawing
• No More Evacuations In Morris, But Lithium Battery Fire Is Ongoing
• Governor Tom Wolf Approves Changes To Medical Marijuana Law In Pennsylvania
• Modesto Organization Rehabs Old Wheelchairs To Ship Worldwide To Those In Need
• Metrolink Will Run Sunday Schedule On Monday, July 5
• Child Killed In Lake Minnetonka Jet Ski Crash, Sheriff Says
• Nick Offerman Cast In 'A League Of Their Own' Series Filming In Pittsburgh
• WATCH: Baltimore Ravens Players Try To Pick A Maryland Crab
• South Texas Family Fighting To Keep Border Wall From Being Erected On Their Ranch
• Federal Judge Blocks Social Media Law
• 135th Street In Palos Heights, 143rd Street In Orland Park Closed Due To Flooding
• Weekend Fatal Shootings Bring Oakland Homicide Count to 65 for Year
• Texas Executes John Hummel For Killing Wife And Father-In-Law Near Fort Worth
• Panel Issues Guidance On Police Encounters With Children
• Former Guard At Dublin Women's Federal Prison Accused Of Sexually Abusing Inmates - 'An Egregious Abuse Of Power'
• Court OKs 3rd-Degree Murder Against 3-Ex Cops In George Floyd Death
• Nevada City Homeowners Scare Away Bear Inside Their Home
• Exclusive: County Orders Inspection Of Marina City Club Towers In Marina Del Rey After Tragic Florida Condo Collapse
• 6 Twin Cities Men Charged In Large-Scale Marijuana Operation
• San Jose Police Rookie With 7 Days On Job Helps Save Elderly Woman In Apartment Fire
• UPDATE: San Francisco Teen Boy Killed In Tenderloin Double Shooting Identified
• It's Not Just Home Prices; Rent In DFW Is Also Going Up
• Butte County Man Arrested In Connection To Death Of Woman Found In Remote Area
• Florida Condo Collapse: Death Toll Now 18; 2 Children's Bodies Pulled From Rubble
• 'It's One Of The Greatest Honors We Could Do To Our Country': Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest Returns To Coney Island This Fourth Of July
• Dallas Nonprofit Looks To Deter Criminal Activity Through Neighborhood Mixers
• OC Nurse Paul Alden Miller Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 3 Patients
• Britney Spears' Father Seeks Probe Into Her Allegations Of Abusive Treatment
• Rep. Jesus 'Chuy' Garcia, Other Lawmakers Call On U.S. DOT To Intervene On Expiring Airline Credits From Trips Canceled By COVID
• Naked Man Enters Van Nuys Apartment Where 2 Kids Were Sleeping, Struggles With Father
• 'One Of The Best House Guests': Nevada City Homeowners Scare Away Bear Inside Their Home
• Baltimore Police Investigating After A Body Was Found In Gwynns Falls
• Chicago Police Honor Fallen Officer Brian Strouse 20 Years After He Was Shot And Killed
• Miya Ponsetto Arraigned On Felony Hate Crime Charges In SoHo Hotel Confrontation
• Sheriff: Attempted Home Invasion Suspect Shot, Killed By Resident
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• Liam Husted Murder: San Jose Mother Admitted Strangling 7-Year-Old Son, Prosecutor Says
• 4-Year-Old Boy Struck By Vehicle In Southwest Baltimore
• FBI Boston Arrests 2 Local Residents In Connection With US Capitol Riot
• Gang Unit Police Officers, FBI Agents Execute Federal Arrest Warrant At Yonkers Home
• Officials Hope To Reverse Trend Of Increasing Overdose-Related Deaths In Washington County
• 'It Was Very Violent': Outrage Grows After Video Shows Mpls. City Council VP Andrea Jenkins Being Held By Activists
• Community Mourns Family Killed In Modesto House Fire
• Some Minneapolis Beaches Closed Due To E. Coli, Sewage Backups; Visitors Adjust Plans
• Winthrop Gunman Believed To Have Targeted Jewish Temple In Shooting Rampage
• Gov. Walz Pushes To End COVID Emergency But Keep Certain Powers
• NCAA Approves New Rules Allowing College Athletes To Make Money Off Celebrity
• Actor James Franco Reaches $2 Million Settlement In Class-Action Suit Alleging Sexual Exploitation Of Female Students
• Andrew Bruck Named New Jersey's Acting Attorney General
• Heat Captain Udonis Haslem Pays Respects, Places Flowers At Surfside Memorial
• Stockton Man's Car Stolen While He Was Sleeping In The Back
• FBI Pittsburgh's New Special Agent In Charge Wants To Tackle Gun Violence, Opioid Crisis
• CHP at Scene of Solo Fatal Crash on I-880 in San Jose
• UPDATE: Lava Fire in Siskiyou County Grows to Over 17,500 Acres, Forces New Evacuation Orders
• San Francisco Police Seek Help Finding Hit-And-Run Driver
• Koreatown's Wi Spa At Center Of Controversy After Complaint About Transgender Customer
• KDKA Investigates: Transcripts Reveal Conflicted Juror In Sheldon Jeter Homicide Conviction Was Married To His Relative
• 2 Arrested In Fatal Shooting Of 31-Year-Old Man In Santa Rosa Home
• East Bay Social Worker's Generosity Bring Smiles to Those in Need
• Trump Joins Texas Gov. Abbott, Law Enforcement Officials To Talk Border Security, Tour Unfinished Wall
• Bag Fee To Take Effect In Denver July 1: 'We're Tired Of The Constant Litter'
• Police: Man Accused Of Murdering 16-Year-Old He Thought Was Breaking Into His Car In White Settlement
• 'The Mud Just Took Over My Car': Colorado Woman Recalls Getting Caught In I-70 Mudslide
• Xcel Energy Customers Will Receive New Smart Meters To Track 'Real-Time' Usage Information
• 18 people confirmed dead in Florida condo collapse
• 'All Of A Sudden You Get Hit In The Head': Pair Of Birds Harassing People In Southlake
• AG Nessel Finds Birth Certificate Policy Unconstitutional
• Stanislaus Detectives Seek New Information In Salida Homicide
• With Delta Variant Causing Concern, Vaccination Numbers Lag Behind In Some Chicago Communities Of Color
• 'I'm Constantly Worried': Chicago Leaders Plan To Combat Violence Over Holiday Weekend
• Oil Springs Fire Containment Continues To Grow
• Sandra Chico Charged With Killing Her 3 Young Children In East Los Angeles
• Westminster Police Search For 2 Vehicles Possibly Connected To Shooting That Left Woman Injured
• Americans will soon be able to self-identify gender on passports
• More Ticks Reported In Suffolk County Than Any Other County In U.S.
• KDKA Says Goodbye To Paul Martino After 50 Years In TV
• Bill Cosby released from prison after court overturns conviction
• Sylvan Fire 44% Contained, Parts Of White River National Forest Remain Closed
• Alternate Juror In Bill Cosby's 2017 Trial Reflects On Pennsylvania Supreme Court Overturning 2018 Conviction
• What's Next? Legal Expert Explains Bill Cosby's Overturned Conviction, Future For Accusers
• Long Beach City Council To Resume In-Person Meetings
• SpaceX launches satellites in rare polar orbit mission
• 'I Was Screaming': Chicago Woman Recounts Her Carjacking On Tuesday
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Asking 'How Much For The Little Girl?' At Dixon Charity Shop
• North Texas Cities Combining Fireworks And Drones For Fourth Of July Celebrations
• More unmarked graves found near former kids' school in Canada
• 15-Year-Old Boy Bitten By Shark While Kayaking At Parson's Landing On Catalina Island
• Breed, Supervisors Reach $13B San Francisco Budget Agreement; $48M Dedicated To Help Tenants
• 'Epidemic of Hate;' California AG Bonta Releases New Data On Surging Hate Crimes
• Viral Facebook Post Reveals Invasive Worm 'Well-Established' In North Texas
• New York City Overtakes Los Angeles To Top List Of Worst Traffic In The Country, Survey Says
• Cow Captured In El Monte After Running Loose Through South El Monte, La Puente
• 12-Year-Old Boy Set To Graduate From High School And College In The Same Week 'Having The Time Of My Life'
• Woman Survives Being Swept 100 Feet Down Rushing St. Vrain River In Rocky Mountain National Park
• Bill Cosby Freed From Prison After Pennsylvania Supreme Court Overturns Sex Assault Conviction
• Denver Mayor Michael Hancock's Plan For Homeless Includes Rehabilitated Motels For Housing
• 'Bring Your Own Bag': Denver Shoppers Will See $.10 Fee Per Plastic Bag
• State Leaders Search For Ways To Fund Fixes To Pennsylvania's Aging And Crumbling Infrastructure
• Ashby Tagged, But Brewers Sweep Cubs For 8th Straight Win
• Operation 'Greeley Predators': 11 Men Charged With Soliciting A Child Prostitute
• Coloradan Colbey Ross Preparing For NBA Draft
• Dozens of deaths blamed on extreme heat as U.S. coasts bake
• 6 Minnesota Men Charged With Distributing Large Amounts Of Marijuana Shipped From North Highlands
• After Battling COVID For 6 Months In Hospital, Sudbury Man Returns Home
• 'It Doesn't Go Far Enough': Mixed Reactions To Walmart's New Private Insulin Label
• St. Paul's Hmong Freedom Festival Canceled For Second Straight Year: 'It's Like A Void'
• 'Two Steps Forward, Three Steps Back': Some Texans Still Waiting Months For Rent Assistance
• McLaren Macomb Nurses Vote To Strike, Next Negotiation July 9
• Ford to shutter some U.S. plants for weeks amid chip shortage
• 3 Men Accused Of Physically Abusing And Mocking Man With Severe Mental And Physical Challenges
• Kadafi Ala, Wrongfully Convicted For Shooting At Police, Released After Spending 20 Years In Prison
• Philadelphia Firefighters Heading To Help Search And Rescue After Florida Building Collapse
• Portsmouth's Striker Restaurant To Close After 50 Years
• FEMA Awards Sonoma County $37 Million To Help Mitigate Wildfire Risks
• NCAA Removes Restrictions For College Athletes To Earn Money (CBS Sports)
• State Emergency Managers Coming Up With Contingency Plans In Case Storm Threatens
• Bay Area Drivers Brace For Another Bump in State Gas Taxes
• Fourth Of July: Nassau County Police Warn Of Dangers And Penalties That Come From Using Illegal Fireworks
• South Florida Restaurants Stepping Up To Feed Families, First Responders At Surfside Condo Collapse
• Judge Tosses Lawsuit Demanding That City Issue Permit For Southeast Side Metal-Shredding Facility
• Mayor De Blasio, City Council Agree On Near-$100 Billion Budget, Including $200 Million Increase For NYPD
• Timeline: Bill Cosby's Overturned Conviction Ends Nearly Two-Decade-Long Legal Saga
• New Technology Expected To Cut Down, Filter Out Annoying Robocalls
• New Yorkers Beat The Heat With Sweet Treats From All Over The World
• Miami-Dade PD Asking For Videos & Photos Of Surfside Condo Collapse
• NCAA Clears Athletes For Compensation With NIL Policy
• Family Recounts Story Of Survival At Champlain Towers South
• Wearing Masks Indoors Could Help Stop Spread Of Delta COVID Variant
• 'Smallville' Actress Allison Mack Sentenced To 3 Years In Prison For NXIVM Sex Trafficking
• Report: Hate Crimes Were Up By 31% In California In 2020, Led By Anti-Black Bias
• Delicious Cuisine, Deals, Specials And Good-Paying Jobs At Center Of Black Restaurant Week
• Officials Urge Residents To Take Necessary Precautions As Temperatures Rise Across The Region
• Fauci doesn't think the CDC will change mask recommendations
• Downtown Rockwall Mural Damaged Beyond Repair After February's Winter Storm
• Police: Missing 83-Year-Old Minneapolis Man Found Safe
• 'It's A Big Step In People's Lives' Plebe Induction Day For U.S. Naval Academy Held On Wednesday
• Small Version Of Statue Of Liberty Arrives In Tri-State Area After Voyage From France
• 2 Cases Of Delta Variant Reported In Allegheny County
• A Meal And A Blessing: South Texas Church Offers Service To Migrants Crossing Border Into US
• Governor Ron DeSantis Launches Surfsidestrength.com To Provide Support For Survivors, Families & First Responders
• Prosecutor: Samantha Moreno Rodriguez Confessed To Strangling 7-Year-Old Son After Arrest In Denver
• Self-Proclaimed 'Proud Boy' From Oakhurst Arrested For Allegedly Spraying Officers During Jan. 6 Capitol Riot
• Driver Shoots Motorcyclist's Gas Tank In Blaine Road Rage Attack
• New Samaritan House Opens To Serve Women Experiencing Homelessness
• Pittsburgh Public Theater Ready To Welcome Back In-Person Guests
• Academy Again Allows Films Opening On Streaming Services To Qualify For Oscars
• 'I Leave Feeling Proud Of All We Accomplished Together:' Chicago Public Schools CEO Janice Jackson Issues Farewell Statement As She Steps Down
• Michigan Court Opens Door A Bit To More Slip-And-Fall Cases
• Point Park University: Students Must Have COVID-19 Vaccine To Attend In-Person Classes
• Driver Dead After Work Van Slams Into Utility Pole In Palatine
• Massachusetts Reports 93 New COVID Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Rocket Mortgage Classic Preview: 'Should Be A Shootout,' Says CBS Sports' Colt Knost
• Steamship Authority: Customer Data Not Compromised During Ransomware Attack
• What's Next? Legal Expert Explains Bill Cosby's Overturned Conviction, Future For Accusers
• House Approves Committee To Probe January 6 U.S. Capitol Insurrection On Party Line Vote
• HEPA Filtration Units Deployed To Detect Coronavirus At Some Northern California Schools
• House Votes To Create Select Committee To Investigate January 6 Attack
• Homeland Security Deploys NASA-Developed Tech To Help Locate Surfside Victims In Rubble
• Motorcycle Rider Hospitalized After Crash in South San Francisco
• One way to boost vaccination rates? Give workers paid time off
• 'Almost Like It's Back To Normal': LAX Could See Big Crowds For Fourth Of July Holiday Travel
• Texas Mother Killed By Stray Bullets In Annapolis While Dropping Son Off At Naval Academy
• Teenager Injured By Propeller After Falling Off Raft In Ipswich
• Man Charged With Attempted Murder After Assaulting Man He Thought Was Gay, Attempting To Gouge His Eyes Out: New Jersey Attorney General
• Bill Cosby Freed From Prison After Court Overturns Sex Assault Conviction
• 16-Year-Old Boy Shot In McKees Rocks
• Donald Rumsfeld, Defense Secretary Under 2 Presidents, Dies At 88
• House Votes To Launch New Probe Of Jan. 6 Insurrection
• Mass Pike Bridge Work Causing Jolt For Drivers
• Homicide Victim Found 'In The Area' Of Irving's Running Bear Park
• Baltimore Officials Urge Safe Celebration For Fourth Of July
• Former Illinois Congressman, U.S. Secretary Of Defense Donald Rumsfeld Dies At 88
• Key West Looks For Answers After Port Bill Signed
• President Biden Nominates 2 Judges To Michigan's Federal Courts
• Masks No Longer Required In Baltimore Co. Schools Or Offices Beginning July 1, Officials Say
• Donald Rumsfeld, Former Defense Secretary Under 2 Presidents, Dies At 88
• Grand Jury Declines To Indict Texas Doctor Accused Of COVID-19 Vaccine Theft
• House votes to create committee to investigate January 6 attack
• Henry Ford Health Employees React To Hospital Vaccine Mandate For Staff
• Gas Leak Prompts Palos Heights Nursing Home Residents To Be Moved To Another Part Of Facility
• AHN Offers Free Virtual Wig Salon To Cancer Patients
• "It Never Should Have Happened": Mayor Brandon Scott Apologizes For Harlem Park Lockdown
• Where To See July 4th Fireworks In Minnesota This Year
• Transgender Athlete Ban Challenged
• Guns Allowed At Churches Bill Gets Gov. DeSantis's Approval
• Florida Gov. DeSantis Signs Parental Rights Measure Into Law
• VIDEO: Mountain Lion Spotted In Petaluma Neighborhood Near Highway 101
• Donald Rumsfeld, former defense secretary, dies at 88
• GOP donor funds deployment of South Dakota National Guard to Texas
• 'Rest In Peace Buddy': Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office Mourns Death Of K-9 Roman
• 3 Accusers 'Disgusted' After Pennsylvania Supreme Court Overturns Bill Cosby's Conviction, Attorney Lisa Bloom Says
• Boston Hits 100 Degrees For First Time In Nearly 10 Years
• Man Accused In Point Breeze Double Homicide, Arson Sentenced To Prison
• Patriots 2021 Training Camp Dates Announced; Fans Allowed To Attend
• Bill Cosby Released From Prison After Sex Assault Conviction Overturned
• Deadly Shooting: Seteria Black Killed In Aurora On Monday
• Fire Burns San Leandro House Overnight
• Baltimore City Will Not Host Fourth Of July Firework Display Despite Lifting Some Covid Restrictions
• Minnesota Just Had Its 2nd Hottest June On Record
• California Warns Against Eating Certain Fish from Stevens Creek Reservoir Due to Mercury Levels
• Teen Charged With Murder In Death Of Cameron Moore, 22, In Arlington
• Phylicia Rashad On Bill Cosby's Overturned Conviction: 'A Terrible Wrong Is Being Righted'
• Irving Police Need Help Identifying Criminal Mischief Suspect Who Lost It At Gas Station
• Warren Police: 22-Year-Old In Custody After 5-Year-Old Killed In Hit-And-Run
• Caught On Video: Man Punched During Parking Dispute In The Bronx, Police Say
• 'Smallville' Star Allison Mack Gets 3-Year Sentence In Sex Cult Case
• Olde Town Arvada Plans #ArvadaStrong Edition Of Thursday Nite Bites
• New York's Mister Dips To Serve Burgers, Ice Cream At New Location Opening In Downtown Detroit
• Midshipman To Continue at Naval Academy Despite Mother's Death from Stray Bullets In Annapolis; Over $20,000 In Awards Announced For Information
• 10 Amazon buys for the perfect Fourth of July picnic
• 'Orange Skies:' Biden Raising Federal Pay To Fight Wildfires
• 10 fireworks substitutes for a safer family Fourth of July
• Police: Father Shot And Killed 2 Children Before Setting Erie County Home On Fire
• Bill Cosby Freed From Prison After Sexual Assault Conviction Overturned by Pennsylvania Supreme Court
• What you need to know about Bloomingdale's long weekend sale
• Minnesota Supreme Court Yanks Judicial Candidate's Law License
• Third Oath Keeper enters guilty plea in Capitol riot case
• Exterior Guided Tours For Massachusetts State House Will Begin Thursday
• Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm To Visit Denver On Thursday
• Social Media Posts Lead To 4 Arrests In Alleged North Shore Counterfeit Pill Ring
• Landscaper Jhon Michel Drowns After Jumping Off Bridge To Swim In Scituate
• Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan Gets Engaged To Dr. Sonia Hassan
• With The West Facing Brutal Fire Season, Biden Says He'll Hire More Federal Firefighters And Raise Pay
• 'They're Running On Adrenaline': Firefighters Giving It Their All In Collapse Site Search & Rescue
• Maryland Weather: Baltimore Issues 'Code Red' Alert, Wednesday Forecasted To Be Hottest Day Of The Week
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued For End Of Heat Wave
• Irving-Based Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts Suffer Huge Declines In Membership
• Pain At The Pump: Increasing Gas Prices May Not Decrease Any Time Soon
• Seal Beach Police Introduces New Sticker Alerting Officers To People With Special Needs
• State Budget Includes $2 Million For Litter Abatement In Santa Clara County
• While Not Taking Resources From Human Rescue, First Responders Doing Everything They Can To Reunite Lost Pets With Owners In Surfside
• 2 Dead, 5 Hurt In Modesto House Fire
• Can New Housing In Colorado Keep Up With An Upcoming Surge In Job Growth?
• Au Bon Pain Being Bought By Taco Bell, 7-Eleven Franchisee
• Working For Chicago: USPS Hiring Carrier Assistants
• Florida Department Of Emergency Management Making Plans In Case Of Storm
• Bill Cosby's Sex Assault Conviction Over Turned
• Bill Cosby's Sex Assault Conviction Overturned By Court (CBS Philly)
• San Jose Approves Nation's 1st Mandatory Gun Liabililty Insurance, Annual Fees
• Court Overturns Bill Cosby Sex Assault Conviction
• NYPD: Teen's Cellphone Stolen On Subway At Queens Station
• A new investment risk: Unidentified flying objects
• Bill Cosby's Sex Assault Conviction Overturned By State Supreme Court
• Nearly 2,000 COVID cases in Scotland linked to football fans
• Here's How Michigan Is The 2nd Most Expensive State For Bad Drivers
• Special Session Set At City Council To Address Chicago's Violence
• Allison Mack gets 3 years in prison for role in alleged sex cult
• Fillmore High School Student Arrested After Claiming Online He Had A 'Bomb In His Backpack'
• Legislators Send Public Safety Budget Deal With Some Police Accountability Measures To Governor
• Davis Police Turning To DNA To Solve Case Of Woman With Severe Amnesia
• 1 Man Killed In Crash Involving 2 Trucks On I-294 Near 75th Street
• Miami Weather: Another Rainy Day, Expect A Few Downpours
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 202 New Cases, 8 Additional Deaths
• Industrial Fire In Morris Burns For Second Day; Resident Evacuation Order Remains In Effect
• Shrewsbury Police Officer Hit By Vehicle While Working Traffic Detail
• 'Fletch' Movie Crew Filming On I-93 In Boston, Charlestown, Somerville
• July 4th Fireworks In Western Pa. 2021: Where You Can Watch
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Nears 75% Vaccination Rate
• COVID-19 In MN: MDH Reports 81 New Cases, 7 More Deaths
• Milk & Froth Expands From Ice Cream Truck To Brick-And-Mortar Store In Downtown Detroit
• Police: Intruder Punches Doorman In Face After Being Asked To Leave Queens Building
• Dixon Surveillance Video Shows Man Ask 'How Much For The Little Girl?'
• Detroit Golf Club Profile: Historic Course Faces Modern Game At Rocket Mortgage Classic
• American Teenager Crashes Ford Fiesta Carrying 4 Undocumented Migrants At Southern Border 
• Colorado Doctor: Easily Transmissible Delta Variant Is A 'Great Masquerader'
• Arnold Schwarzenegger Poses For Photos With Staff At Loveland Dairy Queen
• Baltimore County To Consider Extending To-Go Cocktails
• Denver's Anthony Zaghab Charged With Fraudulently Receiving $700,000 In COVID Relief Funds
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 2-Day Total Of 27 New Cases, 1 Additional Death
• 25 Chicago Aldermen Say Crime Is At Crisis Level In Chicago, Are Ready To Demand That Police Supt. David Brown Appear Before City Council
• Fire Destroys Braintree Home As Firefighters Battle Heat And Hydrant Issues
• Officials: 1 Dead Following Crash Involving Ambulance In Claymont, Delaware
• Police: Man Beaten With Bat And Chair, Stabbed In Midtown Attack
• Fox News to pay $1M fine for sexual harassment violations
• After Missing Season, Jonathan Toews Reveals Reason Behind His Absence
• Brexit could leave thousands without basic rights in U.K. this week
• Victor Sosa Wanted In Fatal Stabbing Of 19-Year-Old Girlfriend, Daisy Delao
• Armed Carjackers Strike 3 Times In Broad Daylight From West Loop To Humboldt Park, Despite Surveillance Cameras At Each Site
• Gov. Tom Wolf Signs $40B Budget Package, Touts Public School Funding
• Florida Colleges, Universities Shielded From COVID-19 Lawsuits
• Transgender woman wins Miss Nevada USA
• Scientists Enlist Help Of Michigan Residents To Study Lake Erosion
• New Hampshire Restaurant Closing After Failing To Get Stimulus Relief Money
• Philadelphia Officials To Celebrate Opening Of City Public Pools
• Gov. Ron Desantis Vetoes Auto Insurance Overhaul
• Steelo Brim On MTV's 'Ridiculousness': 'People Will Never Stop Doing Stupid Things & Filming It'
• Maine Mariners Announces ECHL Affiliation With Boston Bruins
• Denver Firefighters Travel Across The West To Help Fight Wildfires
• Long-Term Parking Garage Opens At Mineta San Jose International Airport
• New Jersey Treatment Center Supervisor Arrested On Charges Of Sexually Assaulting Child
• Fauci Warns There May Soon Be 'Two Americas' As Divide Widens Between Places With High And Low Vaccination Rates And The Delta Variant Spreads
• COVID-19 Delta Variant Causing Nations To Rethink Loosening Restrictions, But NYC Confident It Doesn't Need To
• UAW-Represented Auto Workers Won't Need Masks If Vaccinated
• U.S. closing 6 makeshift housing sites for unaccompanied children
• Gates Foundation commits $2.1B to advance gender equality
• 76ers, Devils CEO Scott O'Neil Resigns After 8 Years Leading Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment
• Arkansas officials say vaccine incentives not working
• Body Of Hilda Noriega, Mother Of North Bay Village Police Chief Carlos Noriega, Recovered At Surfside Collapse Site
• San Francisco Outdoor Live Music Program Created During Pandemic May Become Permanent
• COVID Wuhan lab-leak hypotheses are "plausible," expert says
• Daunte Wright Shooting: Kim Potter's Defense Team Requests Deadline For Amended Charges
• Gov. Tom Wolf Vetoes GOP-Crafted Bill With Voter ID Mandates, Other Elections Changes
• 'I Heard Gunshots', Witness To Fatal Road Rage Shooting Tried To Save Victim
• 10 NH Diversity Council Members Quit Over Budget That Limits Discussion Of Systematic Racism
• Troy Aikman: Tom Brady's NFLPA Advice To Practice Less Was All About Gaining Advantage Over Opponents
• Minnesota Gets $60 Million Federal Grant To Improve I-494 Near MSP
• Here's Where MSP Will Have Extra Patrols On Wednesday
• Earnhardt Blossoms Into Multimedia Personality
• More companies are dangling bonuses to attract workers
• Return To The Office: Expert Gives Tips On Conquering Anxiety, Getting Back To In-Person Work
• Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts Hit By Huge Drops In Membership
• Germán Márquez Comes Within 3 Outs Of No-Hitter, Colorado Rockies Defeat Pittsburgh Pirates
• NYC Department Of Buildings Shuts Down Hundreds Of Construction Sites In June Inspection Sweep
• Colorado Weather: More Slow-Moving Storms Likely, Some With Heavy Rain
• 'He Went Through Hell': Relocated Widower Among Missing In Surfside Condo Collapse
• Couple Fined For Digging Up Three-Dozen Joshua Trees In The Morongo Basin
• Amnesty warns Hong Kong fast devolving into a "police state"
• Detroit City Council Approves Use Of Rescue Plan Funding
• Powassan Virus: Rare Tick-Borne Disease Reported In Maine, Rhode Island
• First Lady Jill Biden Coming To New England As Part Of 'America's Back Together' Tour
• Brad Marchand Finishes Fifth In Hart Voting, Charlie McAvoy Fifth In Norris Voting
• PTL Links: June 30, 2021
• In A Post COVID-19 Landscape, The Home Office Becoming Permanent
• Cooking With Rania: Grilled Burgers – Spanish Style!
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt In Shooting At Sacramento Apartment Complex
• Pittsburgh Police No Longer Considering 50-Year-Old Man Luke Paglia A Missing Person
• Organization Provides Love, Support To LGBTQ+ Community One Hug At A Time
• Firefighter Injured While Responding To Trash Fire At Camden County Landfill
• Facebook message leads to warrant in 2013 college rape claim
• Border Patrol Officers Seize Heroin Worth Over $1.3 Million From U.S. Citizen Traveling From Mexico 
• Trader Joe's Almond Butter Cups Recalled Over Peanut Allergy Risk
• Philadelphia Weather: 1 More Day Of Dangerous Heat As Temperatures To Feel Like Triple Digits, Storms To Develop Wednesday
• Manteca's New Great Wolf Lodge Indoor Waterpark, Delayed By Pandemic, Now Open
• For One Lolla Act, Live Performance Wasn't Only Thing They Lost To COVID-19
• NCAA Puts TCU Basketball on Probation, Punishes Ex-Assistant Corey Barker
• Industrial Fire In Morris Forces Evacuation That Is Expected To Continue Until Wednesday Night
• States Using Text Messages To Help People Get COVID-19 Vaccinations
• House Poised To Launch New Probe Of Jan. 6 Insurrection
• 'Matt Barnes Is A Nasty Boy!': Red Sox' Closer Records Third Save In Five Days
• Crews Battle Strip Mall Fire In Canoga Park
• Chicago Botanic Garden To Charge Admission For The First Time
• Poll: San Francisco Residents Consider Relocating As Crime Worsens, Quality Of Life In A Decline
• New Castle School District Passes Final Budget, No Tax Hike Included
• Supreme Court keeps CDC's eviction moratorium in place
• "Pac-Man" black holes spotted eating neutron stars for first time
• "We will kill you": Afghan interpreters face threats, hope for help
• NYC Mayoral Race: Board Of Elections Says Test Ballots Were Counted With Actual Ballots As Part Of Ranked Choice Voting
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/30 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Goodman Theatre Reopening Wednesday With First Performance Since Pandemic
• FCC: Phone carriers must improve robocall screening or risk penalty
• Car Break-Ins Skyrocket As Thieves Target Unsuspecting Tourists In San Francisco
• Brotherly Love: Black Men Heal Providing Free Therapy Sessions
• Confusion reigns after unofficial NYC primary results released
• Death toll rises in Florida condo collapse
• Huntsville Inmate John Hummel Charged With Slaying Family, Faces Execution
• Venomous spitting cobra on the loose in North Carolina neighborhood
• Jamie Lynn Spears breaks her silence on Britney
• U.K. offers a warning, and hope as COVID Delta variant takes over
• Philadelphia Begins Opening Public Pools As Another Scorcher Is Expected Wednesday
• 7-year-old dies after being repeatedly slammed in judo class
• Many DACA applicants waiting for approval as court ruling looms
• Should people who work from home get a pay cut?
• Pittsburgh Weather: Strong Storms And Rain Possible On Wednesday
• Lawmakers want to force airlines to issue cash refunds
• Pain At The Pump: Increasing Gas Prices May Not Decrease Any Time Soon
• 2 Men Shot While Standing On Sidewalk In Humboldt Park
• COOLING GUIDE: Where To Cool Off In Philly, Surrounding Suburbs And New Jersey
• 100-Year-Old Bucks County Woman Credits Bit Of Scotch Each Day For Her Longevity
• Shade, Water Crucial For Pets During Heat Emergency; Report A Pet In Danger
• Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer accused of assault
• Employee Shot During Attempted Robbery At Corner Store In Oxford Circle, Philadelphia Police Say
• Mom accused in kids' Idaho killings indicted in ex-husband's death
• Statue Honoring Ida B. Wells Will Be Unveiled In Bronzeville
• Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Frankford
• Fireworks Erupt At School Board Meeting To Change Radnor Raiders Mascot Name
• Double Shooting Leaves 2 Injured In West Philadelphia
• Chicago Weather: Scattered Showers, Thunderstorms Wednesday Afternoon
• Boston Has Second-Worst Traffic Congestion In U.S., According To New Study
• China expert John Culver on Beijing's military prowess
• U.S. Supreme Court Decision Allows Eviction Moratorium To Stay In Place Until End Of July
• Police: At Least 21 Shots Fired In West Philadelphia Shooting That Killed 1 Woman, Injured Another
• WATCH: 5-Year-Old From New Jersey Goes Viral On TikTok With Her Dance Moves
• Wednesday's Child: 11-Year-Old Yomi
• Driver Hospitalized After Hitting Port Authority Bus On East Busway
• Joey Gallo Homers Twice, Rangers Beat Struggling A's 5-4
• Buehler Deals, Surging Dodgers Sweep Giants With 3-1 Victory
• Kennywood, Idlewild, And Sandcastle Offering Free Admission To Military Members For 4th Of July Weekend
• 'We Cannot Accept This:' Pastor Walking From Chicago To D.C. Stops In Pittsburgh, Calling For End To Nationwide Violence
• State Police Asking For Public's Help In Fatal Route 30 Crash Investigation
• Steelers Rookie Running Back Najee Harris Joins California Gov. Gavin Newsom To Tour Homeless Shelter
• Mullins Has 4 Hits As O's Cruise To 13-3 Win Over Astros
• Fox Family Finds Home In Urban Sacramento County
• Mountain Lion Spotted In Petaluma Near Highway 101
• Pittsburgh Police Questioning Two People After Shooting Victim Shows Up At Hospital
• Allentown Council Member Charged With Child Endangerment
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/30 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Yankees Overcome Ohtani's 2 HRs, Slug Past Angels

Videos from June 30, 2021

• Large explosion occurs as LAPD attempts to seize illegal fireworks
• Error in counting NYC mayoral primary votes causes major confusion
• Confusion builds over face masks as Delta variant spreads across U.S.
• 6/30: Red and Blue
• Bill Cosby freed from prison after Pennsylvania Supreme Court overturns sex assault conviction
• Dozens of deaths blamed on record-setting heat wave
• Biden lays out plan to combat wildfires amid heat wave and historic drought
• Weather On Wheels: East Fort Worth Montessori
• Donald Rumsfeld, former Defense secretary, dies at 88
• Trump Organization expected to be charged with tax crimes
• Spreading Delta variant prompts renewed mask guidance
• Florida condo collapse death toll climbs as rescuers persist
• End to Northeast heat wave in sight
• Heat waves threaten more than 50 million on both U.S. coasts
• Trump pans Biden's immigration policies during trip to southern border
• Bill Cosby freed after court overturns sex assault conviction
• Biden announces plan to step up federal response to wildfires
• Weather On Wheels: Naomi Press Elementary
• Weather On Wheels: WA Porter Elementary
• Weather On Wheels: Garden Ridge Elementary
• Charges expected to be filed against Trump Organization on Thursday
• Weather On Wheels: Birdville Elementary School
• Amit Paley speaks on Trevor Project research about LGBT youth and suicide prevention
• How the "NRA for families" is influencing the GOP
• Former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld has died at 88
• How long will this record-breaking heat wave last?
• Search and rescue efforts continue nearly a week after Florida building collapse
• Legal expert on Bill Cosby's conviction being overturned
• Florida officials call for grand jury investigation of Surfside building collapse
• NYC mayoral candidate Kathryn Garcia on vote-count confusion
• Unvaccinated are "at significant risk" as COVID-19 Delta variant spreads, Fauci says
• Bill Cosby to be released from prison after conviction overturned
• Death toll rises to 16 in Florida condo collapse
• Telecom carriers cracking down on robocalls
• Flying car makes 35-minute test flight between airports in Slovakia
• Married couple who died in Surfside condo collapse were found together in bed, family says
• Amnesty International says Hong Kong's security law violates human rights
• Error throws NYC mayoral primary into confusion
• Trump Organization lawyers brace for potential tax crime charges
• As death toll rises in Surfside, officials reaffirm commitment to finding survivors
• Health experts meet to discuss COVID-19, children and vaccines
• As search continues, investigation seeks causes of Surfside building collapse
• 2 generations of gay Air Force officers describe life before and after "Don't ask, Don't tell"
• Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser on increase in violent crime, reopening city
• Deadline for phone companies to implement robocall blocking technology
• After year of remote learning, parents weigh giving kids a break or sending them to summer school
• Walmart brand insulin products could reduce costs, help people with diabetes stay on medication
• The Royals Report: Queen Elizabeth visits Scotland as Princes William and Harry dedicate a statue to Princess Diana
• U.S. intelligence community looks into origins of COVID-19, Wuhan lab under new scrutiny
• WorldView: Deadly ferry accident near Bali and more headlines
• Afghan interpreters hope for a new, safer life when U.S. troops leave
• Inside look at rise in border crossings into Texas
• Arkansas’ COVID-19 cases rise as vaccination rate slows
• Heat wave in Northwest creates stress test for infrastructure
• Investigators look for cause of Surfside collapse as search reaches day 7
• 6/30: CBSN AM
• Battling sexual assault on college campuses
• NCAA prepares for laws that will allow student-athletes to profit