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• Brush fire chars 200 acres near Brentwood
• Ohtani carries Angels past Boston, ending LA's 14-game skid
• Resettlement Agency Asking Community For Help With Afghans Stuck In California Hotels
• Unaccompanied Minors Won't Be Allowed Into California State Fair On Some Nights
• No Drought! Recent Rain Was Enough To Wipe Out Drought In Denver
• Colorado State Senator Wants Aurora's Interim Police Chief To Earn Trust Of Community
• Dalton Risner Says Russell Wilson Better Than Advertised, Broncos Have Already Installed Entire Offense
• 'The Dollar Sign Just Stayed Low': Rancho Cordova Gas Station Glitch Sells Gas For 69 Cents A Gallon
• Sacramento First Responders Prep For Hot Weekend
• Colorado State University's President Joyce McConnell Resigns
• 16-year-old shot dead in Oakland Thursday evening
• Huichica Music Festival Returns to Sonoma with Allah-Lahs, Midlake, ESG
• 'A Slap In The Face': Self-Employed Minnesotans, Including At-Home Child Care Providers, Excluded from Hero Pay
• Dog Rescued From Robbinsdale House Fire
• Leslie Barlow Unveils Her 2022 Minnesota State Fair Commemorative Art
• Lynx's Fowles Out Indefinitely With Knee Cartilage Injury
• Orphaned Moose Calf Found In Nederland After Trail Attack
• Vikings will lean hard again on Peterson in pass coverage
• Man Dealing Meth Out Of Motorhome Sentenced To 27 Years
• Next Weather: Isolated Showers Friday, More Rain Saturday
• Cole Gives Up Career-High 5 Homers, Yankees Rally Past Twins 10-7
• Tyler Condit Sentenced To 38 Years For Murder Of Joseph Elsey
• Rideshare Carjackings Plummet In Minneapolis, St. Paul
• Cole allows 5 homers, Yankees rally past Twins
• Sriracha shortage could last through summer
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Mostly cloudy Friday, isolated showers and storms late
• No fatalities after Navy chopper crashes in California desert
• Sergachev scores 2, Lightning beat Rangers in Game 5
• Father of 8-year-old Amaria Osby says DCFS dropped the ball before the little girl was murdered
• Guardians rally to win, A's lose 9th straight
• Two dead, one in critical condition after accident in Grayson County
• Crowds flock in as Chicago Blues Festival makes triumphant return to Millennium Park
• Bystander who helped rescue man at North Avenue Beach says new life ring made all the difference
• Greene County creates emergency response team following Texas school shooting
• Sons Of Baltimore Orioles Owner Feud Over Control Of Team, Family Fortune, The Baltimore Banner Reports
• U.S. Navy helicopter crashes
• Road Rager Smashed Window, Assaulted Woman Ahead Of Baltimore Harbor Tunnel, Officials Say
• Hogan Refers Audit Of 'Grade-Fixing Scheme' In Baltimore High Schools To State Prosecutor, U.S. Attorney's Office
• CBS3 Mysteries: 6 Years Later, Rickie Jolene Bowen Morgan's Murder Has Family Wondering If Justice Will Ever Come
• Pride and the police: A complicated history for the LGBTQ community
• Capitol Riot Panel: Trump To Blame For 1/6 'Attempted Coup'
• Carroll County School Board Bans Pride Flags On School Property
• 71-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Trapped Under Car In Baltimore
• Does getting an electric vehicle make financial sense?
• City Councilmember Katherine Gilmore Richardson Introduces Bill To Amend Philadelphia's Minor Curfew Law
• Appeals Court Upholds Murder Conviction In Death Of Baltimore County Officer Amy Caprio
• Vehicle Of Interest Sought In Fatal Ellicott City Hit-And-Run
• Florida GOP poised to reject special session on gun violence
• Nats' Strasburg allows Marlins 7 runs in 1st start in year
• Capitol police officer says "It was carnage, it was chaos" during Jan. 6 testimony
• Pride Flag Stolen In Sacramento Leads To Concerns Theft Is Anti-LGBTQIA+
• Ukrainian Church In Orangevale Hosts Day Camp For Children Displaced By Russian Invasion
• Two swimmers pulled from underwater at Joe Pool Lake
• Former Employee Filed Whistleblower Complaint About Abbott's Michigan Facility Months Before Previously Known
• All Evacuation Warnings Lifted For Wildfire In Bangor Area Of Butte County
• Nyack street renamed for gay, Black activist Bayard Rustin
• Supreme Court allows counting of mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania
• Chicago Police Officer Bruce Dyker, seen on video struggling with woman walking dog, has resigned
• Cal Fire On Pace For Record Year Of Arson Arrests: 'More Frequently Than Ever'
• 'Just Love Everyone': 'Unbelievable' Turnout For Haddon Township's Second Pride Parade
• Police Arrest Suspected Driver Of Deadly Yuba City Hit-And-Run
• Federal Grant Awarded To Help Treat Hypertension In Minority Communities
• Former Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley hospitalized after feeling 'out of sorts'
• Pittsburgh police locate missing 14-year-old girl
• Semi Truck Fire Closes Eastbound Lanes Of I-70 Near C-470
• Soaring temperatures trigger excessive heat warning; First Alert Weather Day
• Whitmer Asks Biden To Declare Major Disaster In Gaylord
• Grand Rapids Police Officer Charged With Second-Degree Murder In Fatal Shooting Of Patrick Lyoya
• Heat arrives in SoCal with high temperatures expected through Saturday
• Moulin Rouge Cast Promise 'High Energy From Start To Finish' At Buell Theater
• Local veteran says there needs to be more discussion about gun ownership responsibilities
• Zinke wins GOP nomination in race for new Montana House seat
• 1 Dead, 1 Hospitalized After Shooting At Oak Park In Stockton
• Inflation driving up rents for LA residents
• Eataly Italian food hall to open in San Jose
• George Washington Bridge goes cashless in July
• San Francisco health officials identify 3 additional probable Monkeypox cases
• Culver City 'peeping tom' arrested after GPS ankle monitor narrows his location
• Jan. 6 committee shows new testimony from top Trump officials
• Homeowners make extra cash by renting out their swimming pools
• Greeley Police Seek Stabbing Suspect Luis Mendez-Mayorga
• After 2-strike intentional walk, Muncy powers Dodgers
• As gas prices increase, so are electric car sales
• Teen charged with firing paintball that struck former Chicago Police Supt. Terry Hillard
• Air conditioning repair companies prepare for upcoming heat
• LA County health officials say COVID transmission remain high, but precautions can allow for safe summer
• Man accused of attempting to abduct 9-year-old girl at bus stop pleads guilty
• Bay Area Toll Authority to collect millions in unpaid tolls
• Carjackers arrested while spray-painting stolen vehicle in Apple Valley
• Dallas County Health Department installs air conditioning units for free through grants
• Cheney Says Pennsylvania Rep. Scott Perry, Other Republican Congressmembers Sought Pardons After Jan. 6
• Beloved Newport Beach teacher receives big show of support
• Friday's Show Info (6/10/22)
• Dodgers score three-run homer in the sixth as White Sox lose
• Key figures in the Jan. 6 public hearings
• Excel Academy students overcome struggles to graduate and achieve academic dreams
• Dallas ISD Board of Trustees formally names Stephanie Elizalde as superintendent
• Minnesota Supreme Court hears arguments in case challenging MPD staffing levels
• Jan. 6 hearings begin as public interest wanes, cases delayed
• Britney Spears' ex-husband after crashing her wedding in Thousand Oaks
• Mayor Frey applauds Minneapolis police for getting guns off the street
• How Kids Can Beat The Heat In Sacramento
• Parkland shooting survivor organizes March For Our Lives rally
• Man shot, killed inside Bronx pharmacy
• Developers Break Ground On $200M Overhaul Of Former Royal Farms Arena In Baltimore
• Baldwin High School graduate not letting her disabilities define her
• Maryland Weather: Comfortable Temp & Sunny Skies Friday
• Gun buyback event in Oakland hopes to make community safer
• 'Answers and solutions will come' says chair of Texas House committee investigating deadly school shooting In Uvalde
• Barrington families upset Pride flags stolen five times, fear thefts could turn dangerous
• Official Named To Monitor Election In Elbert County
• Paterson improving pedestrian safety at intersections
• Teen Arrested, Another Still At Large In Sacramento EDD Parking Lot Shooting
• Report: Twitter slow to remove racist, sexist tweets targeting VP Harris
• Nonprofit aims to end cycle of youth homelessness with job training
• Giants make 4 errors in sloppy 4-2 loss to Rockies
• Kaylee Messerly Convicted Of Child Abuse After Daughters Suffered Through Deadly Overnight Excursion
• Performers announced for 75th Annual Tony Awards
• Several young boys in Beaver County say woman tried to lure them into her car with cookies
• President Biden to speak twice at Summit of Americas Thursday
• Sacramento County Jail Error Leads To Wrongful Release Of Inmate Serving Life Sentence
• 17-year-old girl killed in Newark shooting
• Inland Empire under heat advisory through Saturday
• Father mourns son killed in Boston Seaport construction accident
• Aurora Pride Parade permit reinstated after denial
• Coast Guard issues illegal charters warning ahead of summer boating season
• CBS 2 gets results after teachers say classroom doors in Waukegan don't lock from inside
• New research shows rent skyrocketing across Manhattan
• Police arrest man suspected of robbing multiple Dallas businesses
• Longtime Westminster crossing guard killed in early morning crash
• Virginia General Assembly Abandons Commanders Stadium Bill
• Broadway theatre to be renamed to honor actress Lena Horne
• Colorado Board Of Education Receives Final Recommendations On Standards For Teaching Social Studies, Diversity
• CEOs push Congress to pass stricter gun legislation
• Phillies' Bats Stay Hot In 8-3 Series-Sweeping Win Over Brewers To Extend Streak To 7 Games
• Cooling Centers Opening In The Sacramento Area Ahead Of Triple-Digit Heat
• Lorraine Hansberry statue on display in Times Square
• FDNY disaster simulator dedicated to member killed on 9/11
• PG&E Pleads Not Guilty In 2020's Deadly Zogg Fire That Destroyed Hundreds Of NorCal Homes
• PG&E pleads not guilty to manslaughter charges over role in 2020 Zogg Fire
• NIST walks through $22-million investigation into condo collapse
• Soaring gas prices lead to more drivers running out of fuel
• Students voice opinions on gun violence at Brooklyn summit
• Miami Shores joins long list of cities flooded from nonstop rain
• 2 wanted in hit-and-run crash that severely injured Arleta father
• Gov. Hochul's administration clarifies body armor ban
• Elderly residents gather at Boston apartment to cheer on Celtics
• In Pennsylvania, attorney general lacks power to investigate price gouging at the gas pump
• Ahead of the January 6 Capitol Assault Hearings, a look at Chicago-area participants charged in the attack
• Moose Found Wandering Around Todd Creek Golf Course Relocated To National Forest
• Minnesota's first test-to-treat site opens Friday in Brooklyn Park
• Joseph Falco Jr. overcomes autism to become Copiague High valedictorian
• Philadelphia Releases New Report On Medical Examiner's Office's Handling Of Human Remains From MOVE Bombing
• Dallas police looking for suspect in smoke shop burglary
• Scott Jensen announces plan to combat crime
• Therapists offer guidance on how to cope with anti-LGBTQ actions and hate speech
• Great American Beer Festival Returns For The First Time Since 2019
• Chicago Food Depository child Lunch Bus schedule
• How to watch the 2022 Tony Awards
• LGBTQ+ people find community at Stonewall Sports Boston league
• Exclusive: Josephine de Moura speaks out about "Alexandra's Law" which would teach about the dangers of rip currents
• More than $330K in fentanyl seized at Texas-Mexico border
• Mayor Gainey plans to walk East Carson Street after midnight this weekend
• Seniors Duke It Out With Remote-Controlled Forklifts: 'Aging Is A Team Sport'
• Municipal budgets squeezed by high gas prices
• Pennsylvania Providing Additional Funding For Baby Formula Manufacturer In Reading
• Denver Issues Temporary Waiver For Restaurants To Serve Alcohol During Stanley Cup Final
• EF-1 Tornado Touched Down In Blackwood, New Jersey, National Weather Service Confirms
• CPD turns to college kids to boost recruiting numbers
• Pittsburgh police locate missing 15-year-old girl
• Can I mix and match booster shots? Dr. Mallika answers your questions
• Construction begins on new Larimer-Homewood Connector project
• Trader Joe's workers file to form chain's first union
• For Celtics, Game 4 is biggest of their lives
• Trey Lance impresses 49ers in first minicamp as starter
• Marin County gun buyback event gets over 500 firearms off the streets
• New laws could help veterans get jobs
• Supreme Court Justices Allow Counting Of Mail-In Ballots In Pennsylvania
• Justice Department opens civil rights probe into Louisiana State Police
• Some Fireworks Displays Canceled Across Denver Metro Area
• Massachusetts reports 1,989 new COVID cases, 17 additional deaths
• Charges: Man Drilled Holes In Minnesota State Fair Bathroom Stalls, Made 80+ Recordings
• Storms Leave Trail Of Damage In Howard & Baltimore Counties
• Possible case of Monkeypox detected in Alameda County
• Denver Public Schools, Bus Driver's Union Agree On $24/Hour In 3-Year Contract
• Injured Steph Curry confident he'll be in lineup for NBA Finals Game 4
• Police Identify 2 Men Killed In Northeast Baltimore Quadruple Shooting
• Trey Lance Impresses 49ers In First Minicamp As Starter
• Overnight fire in North Richland Hills displaces 17
• Stocks slide as investors fret about inflation
• 3 killed, 2 wounded in Maryland shooting, sheriff's office says
• West Virginia GOP lawmaker who was ensnared in controversy resigns
• Raising awareness for your health on International NASH Day
• Maryland's Long-Term COVID-19 Response Aims To Maximize Testing, Vaccination & Surge Readiness
• House Passes 'Red Flag' Bill As Part Of Gun Control Push
• Celebrate The Caribbean Community at this year's Carribbean Festival and Parade
• Baltimore County Public Library Preps Summer Reading Challenge
• NWS: No indication of a tornado in Greene County
• Researchers create special gel to repair damage caused by heart attacks
• Peter Rice ousted at Disney; Dana Walden takes over as Chief Content Officer
• Fourteen arrested, charged in meth trafficking case
• "White guy" case against AT&T can move forward, judge says
• Let The Fireworks Fly! Civic Center Conservancy Brings Back Independence Eve
• 19 applicants line up in hopes of replacing Ald. Michael Scott
• Investigation Underway After 15-Month-Old Baby Dies In Natomas
• 28 arrested, 112 stolen catalytic converters recovered Inland Empire auto repair shops, recycling businesses
• Richmond officials working to remove decaying whale carcass from waterfront
• AAA puts semi-autonomous vehicles through potential accident tests
• 2 Republicans To Serve As Election Advisors In Mesa County After Judge Bars Indicted Clerk Tina Peters
• 2 people rescued after falling in chocolate tank at Pennsylvania M&M Mars facility
• OCSD, OCFA respond to alleged Coastal Fire 'chopper controversy'
• Chicago First Alert Weather: High clouds increase Thursday night
• Threatened orchid found in Vermont for first time in over a century
• 20-year-old, juvenile arrested in San Jose library stabbing, shooting
• Michigan officer charged with murder in death of Patrick Lyoya
• Mammograms may be free, but follow-up tests can bring big bills
• Pennsylvania lawmakers looking to restrict fireworks amid increasing complaints
• Colorado Board Of Education To Receive Final Recommendations On Standards For Teaching Social Studies, Diversity
• Sinkhole Leads To One-way Traffic On Highway 50
• Prosecutor To Announce Charging Decision Thursday In Fatal Shooting Of Patrick Lyoya
• NBA Finals: Man accused of selling fake tickets before Warriors / Celtics Game 3
• FTC is eyeing apps that harm kids' privacy, chair says
• Slain Texas couple's missing baby found over 40 years later
• Jayson Tatum jokes about Ime Udoka cussing out Celtics players
• Xcel Energy Adds All-Electric Bucket Trucks To Fleet
• Bipartisan senators reach general agreement on updated Electoral Count Act
• LAPD dispels Downtown Los Angeles mass shooting threat
• Lawsuit aimed at banning transgender discussion in Mount Lebanon School District
• Cutler Bay pumps working overtime, flood-damage inspections offered
• Trump attorney John Eastman ordered to hand over more emails to Jan. 6 committee
• Sheriff: 20-Year-Old drowns after jumping off pontoon in Big Detroit Lake
• Concord Police clear owner of SUV seen during investigation into NH couple's murder
• 2022 Tribeca Festival: Highlights to watch in theaters or at home
• Teslas with Autopilot a step closer to recall after wrecks
• Gary Sánchez, Twins agree to $9M deal
• Geico may have to pay $5 million to woman who got STD in car
• 17-year-old, 52-year-old in separate cars hit by gunfire in Belmont Cragin neighborhood
• Mac explains Belichick's "hands-on" involvement with offense
• Tourists spent 31% more in Wisconsin in 2021, study finds
• Arapahoe County DMV In Aurora Closed Due To Sewage Backup
• Heatwave on way to Bay Area, PG&E warns of possible outages
• Texas Cold Case unit locates woman missing for over 40 years
• One killed, two wounded in apparent gang-related shooting in Florence-Firestone area
• Amherst gas station owner stops selling gas to protest rising prices
• Lawmakers override Baker's veto of driver's license bill
• Sriracha Shortage: What You Need To Know
• Zambelli fireworks display highlights city's annual July 4 celebration
• Patriots cancel final day of mandatory minicamp
• Colorado Avalanche Return To Practice; Players Soak Up Family Time Ahead Of Stanley Cup Final
• Harford County Woman Charged With Murder In 3-Year-Old Niece's Death
• Dismayed Edmonton Mayor Amarjeet Sohi Wears Avs Jersey After Losing Bet With Denver Mayor Michael Hancock
• Tesla cars involved in 16 crashes with emergency vehicles
• Teens arrested in wave of violent San Francisco smash-and-grab robberies
• Gov. Walz declares June Great Outdoors Month
• NYPD searching for 2 suspects in deadly mugging in Bed-Stuy
• More Texas families with trans kids sue over state abuse investigations
• 'Cats On Mats' Returns To Denver Animal Shelter
• Gov Polis Declares Colorado Trail 'Rocky Mountain High' In Honor Of John Denver
• Colorado officials to examine Boebert's use of 2020 campaign funds
• 5 Marines Dead After Aircraft Crashes In Southern California Desert
• McDonald's management meeting with city officials on safety measures after mass shooting
• Texas families sue to halt trans child abuse investigations
• Shooting in Tenderloin leaves 54-year-old victim with life-threatening injuries
• Bruce Cassidy surprised by Bruins firing
• US Advances Probe Of Teslas Running Into Emergency Vehicles
• Police Identify 2 Men Killed In South Philadelphia Broad Daylight Shooting
• Florida Senator Rick Scott drops tax increase proposal after facing blowback
• New NYC gun czar speaks about violence gripping the 5 boroughs
• Baltimore Branch Of NAACP Will Host Gubernatorial Forum Next Week
• Lurie Children's Hospital celebrating 140th anniversary
• Boston to host Celtics Watch Party for Game 4 at Copley Square Park
• "Russian proxies" in Ukraine sentence captured U.K. volunteers to death
• Person of interest wanted in Duarte sexual assault
• Sacramento Firefighters Respond To A Carmichael Catering Kitchen Fire
• Maryland Weather: Bright & Breezy Thursday
• Couple uses social media to share their "guerrilla gardening" techniques
• El Cerrito police arrest 20-year-old woman suspected of attacking high school students
• 1 dead in construction accident in Seaport
• Rhode Island identifies state's first probable case of monkeypox
• Police: Man found fatally shot inside Goulds apartment complex
• Two Carroll County Schools Dismiss Students Early Due To Power Outages
• Michigan GOP candidate for governor, D.C. chiropractor charged for Jan. 6 roles
• OurCalling prepares to help Dallas' homeless people 'Beat The Heat'
• 'Derogatory' Challenge Coin With Maryland State Police Shield Created By Former Member, Agency Says
• NYC lifting mask mandate for 2-to-4-year-olds Monday
• Tiger cubs born at Minnesota Zoo will make debut this summer
• More Than A Dozen Apartments Evacuated After Fire At Suisun City Complex
• Miami Weather: Flood Watch in effect for Miami-Dade, Broward as more showers expected
• 3-year-old killed after bike collides with semi-truck in Uptown
• San Francisco couple sowing seeds of change one vacant lot at a time
• Parents charged with murder after baby overdoses on methamphetamine
• Chicago area defendants charged in the Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol assault
• Best deals on grills in time for Father's Day
• Vikram Raju To Be Honored In Aurora After Taking 2nd In The Scripps National Spelling Bee
• Stepfather guilty of abuse after waitress helps save 11-year-old victim
• Man charged with selling fake NBA Finals tickets outside TD Garden
• Mortgage rates jump again, sending buyers to the sideline
• Sacramento Unified School District Debuts Cameras Made To Catch Speeders
• How companies can be more diverse, equitable and inclusive
• Red Sox announce Father's Day contest for free tickets
• Where's Marty? Checking Out Inverness Brewing In Monkton
• 1 Person Trapped, Hospitalized After 12-Foot Trench Collapses
• Best gift cards for dads for Father's Day 2022
• NASA launching study to improve "scientific understanding" of UFOs
• Boy, 15, Charged With Attempted Murder In West Baltimore Shooting
• Uvalde CISD superintendent says victim's parents will know soon when to pick up items
• First Responders: Smoke Alarms Saved Mother, Daughter In Michigan House Fire
• One team is already interested in Bruce Cassidy
• Steph Curry comes up hobbling in Warriors NBA Finals Game 3 loss
• Police: 2 Women, Man Stabbed In Kensington; Suspect Apprehended
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis addresses press secretary's former job as foreign agent
• Florida Supreme Court justices skeptical of challenge to gun law
• Motorcyclist dies in collision with box truck near Fort Lauderdale
• PGA Tour Says Saudi-Paid Players No Longer Eligible For Tour
• PATCO's Ashland Station Reopens After Flooding From Overnight Storms Forces Closure
• Captain's Crunch: Gritty Gabriel Landeskog Leads Colorado Avalanche To Stanley Cup Final
• Posting Photos Of Your Children On Social Media? Experts Warn There May Be Consequences
• A fossil hunter found Europe's "largest predatory dinosaur," scientists say
• PGA Tour says Saudi-paid players no longer eligible for tour
• Europe to hike interest rates for first time in 11 years
• Saudi-paid players no longer eligible for PGA Tour, commissioner says
• Thailand becomes 1st Asian nation to largely legalize marijuana
• PGA Tour Says Saudi-Paid Players No Longer Eligible For Tour
• Govs. Hochul, Murphy detail new Penn Station redesign plans
• Robert Williams was a huge X factor for Celtics in Game 3
• Man killed by car after escaping from NH transitional housing unit
• Robert Kraft addresses Celtics after Game 3 win
• Longmont Firearm Shops Expecting To Feel Ripple Effect From New Gun Control Laws In Nearby Cities
• AAA: 100 deadliest days for teen drivers have begun
• Biden talks gun control, Trump, abortion access with Jimmy Kimmel
• 50 years ago, 'The Black Hills Flood' devastated Rapid City, SD and killed 200+ people
• Motorcyclist dies in crash on gravel road in Eagle Lake
• PGA Tour suspends golfers competing in Saudi-paid LIV Golf events
• BART begins recovering from major computer failure; Trains running again
• Migrating whales putting on show in San Francisco Bay
• Florida Attorney General: 'Beware of new scam offering free gift for paying bill on time'
• Faedo Propels Tigers By Pirates 3-1
• State patrol investigating fatal crash in Sunrise Township
• LGBTQ Liaisons In Police, Fire Departments Try To Connect With Marginalized Communities
• This is how Russia is using food as a weapon of war in Ukraine
• Methuen "lucky store" sells third $1M lottery ticket since May 1
• Motorcycle rider killed following collision in Westlake District
• House Passes Sweeping Gun Reform Package Though It's Unlikely To Move In The Senate
• Philadelphia Police Searching For New Person Of Interest In South Street Mass Shooting
• What is this "strange" creature seen outside a zoo? A city in Texas wants to know.
• Russian radio station hacked to play Ukrainian anthem
• PTL Links: June 9, 2022
• For first time ever, average gas prices in New York hits $5
• UC Davis Recognized As One Of World's Top Universities
• Boston Public Schools ending mask mandate
• Miami police to conduct DUI saturation patrol in Overtown area
• How 4 North Texas student athletes defied the odds
• WATCH: Coldplay Performs 'Fly, Eagles Fly' During Concert At Lincoln Financial Field
• New Video Shows When 24hr South Sacramento Standoff Came To An End
• Here's when COVID vaccines for kids under 5 should finally roll out
• Two wounded, investigation underway following shooting in Riverside
• Man, 30, Wounded In Carrollton Ridge Shooting, Baltimore Police Say
• Prosecutors: R. Kelly should get at least 25 years in prison
• 'I'm excited about the opportunity here:' Flores focused on Steelers, not NFL lawsuit
• Woman seen on video setting fire to Wyoming abortion clinic
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 6/9 Thursday forecast
• Brookings think tank places retired general on leave amid FBI probe
• Philadelphia Officials Grilled During Fiery Meeting About Safety In Queen Village After South Street Mass Shooting
• Uvalde survivor, victim's parents deliver emotional testimony at House hearing
• Cronenworth has 5 RBIs as Padres take down Mets
• 24-year-old woman dies after being shot while riding car in East Chatham
• 'Freestyle Love Supreme' Keeps Audiences Hooked At Kimmel Cultural Campus' Miller Theater
• MPRB issues blue-green algae advisory for Lake Hiawatha
• Miami Proud: Marine biologist recovers from life-changing incident with remarkable determination
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cooler temperatures and cloudy skies on Thursday
• Bill Cosby, in video testimony, denies sexually abusing teen in 1970s
• Children's nasal swab recalled over possible bacteria
• Next Weather: Warm and sunny on Thursday; rain returns this weekend
• January 6 Select Committee to begin primetime hearings tonight
• Pennsylvania Senate Passes Bill To Crack Down On Illegal Dirt Bikes, ATVs
• Megachurch leader gets over 16 years for sexual abuse: A "monster"
• Brothers, 16 and 19, drown in Bayonne school pool
• Biden Administration Lays Out Plan For COVID-19 Vaccinations For Children Under 5
• Tree Falls On Woodlawn Home After Storm Passes Through
• Part of Ardmore Blvd. closed due to crash involving vehicle and pedestrian
• Philadelphia Weather: Flash Flood Warning Expires After Heavy Rain Storms Moved Through Delaware Valley
• President Joe Biden Set To Visit Philadelphia Next Week For AFL-CIO Convention
• Massachusetts gas prices now at record high $5.03 a gallon
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Warmer, sunny day Thursday
• Poll analysis: How Americans have viewed the Jan. 6 Capitol attack
• Do Optimists Live Longer? Of Course They Do
• Like Gas Stations, Biden Administration Wants To Standardize Electric Vehicle Charging
• 30-year-old man charged in carjacking, car crash near Lakefront Trail and battery
• Police In Berks County Searching For 2 Children That Could Be In Danger
• Caught on video: 12-year-old girl struck by hit-and-run driver
• Tour helicopter crashes in Hawaii lava field with 6 on board
• Port Authority officially rebrands as 'Pittsburgh Regional Transit'
• "We have nothing," Brazil official says of hunt for pair missing in Amazon
• Helping drivers avoid traffic headaches as Parkway East project prepares to get underway
• FBI raids home of man charged with attempted murder of Justice Kavanaugh
• Philadelphia City Council Introduces Resolution To Honor Former Eyewitness News Reporter Trudy Haynes
• Penn Hills School District to increase security amid school threat
• Popular Watertown fencing academy open to all newcomers
• 'Feeling better and better everyday'; Lt. Gov. John Fetterman says he'll be back to campaigning soon
• Tatum, Brown, Smart match NBA Finals history in Game 3
• Warriors not happy with vulgar Celtics fans
• Gas prices posing challenges for ambulance services

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• 2 On Your Side Stream Extra: Special Education Cuts
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• 2 On Your Side: LAUSD plans cuts to some special education classes
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• Jan. 6 committee lays out case against Trump at 1st public hearing
• LAPD investigating deadly shooting in North Hills
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• Father of 8-year-old Amaria Osby says DCFS dropped ball before his daughter was killed
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• CPD officer who confronted woman at North Avenue Beach resigns
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• Man who helped with rescue at North Avenue Beach says life ring made big difference
• Never-before-seen footage shown at first hearing on Jan. 6 Capitol riot
• Pumps still going in Cutler Bay to clear out flooded streets
• Dallas County Health Department installs air conditioning units for free through grants
• South Florida's congressional members react to January 6 committee's first public hearing on Capitol
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• New Yorkers demand a break as rent costs soar
• Congressional committee investigating January 6 attack on US Capitol holds its first public hearing
• Marine veteran says there needs to be more responsibility with gun ownership
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• Greene County creates special team following school shooting in Uvalde
• 3 people killed, 1 injured in Maryland warehouse shooting
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• New video, details of Capitol assault revealed in committee hearing
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• Parent dead, 6-year-old missing in Merrimack River
• Warriors Expect Draymond Green to Bounce Back in Game 4
• First Alert Weather Day: Friday Heat Wave
• Gun buyback an attempt to make Oakland safer
• Lennox school boasts 97% graduation rate with 100% minority enrollment
• Eataly boosts business at San Jose's Westfield Valley Fair mall
• Bay Area Toll Authority to collect millions in unpaid tolls
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• Curry insists he's ready to play in NBA Finals Game Four
• 2 On Your Side preview: special education cuts
• Adult dies, 6-year-old missing in Merrimack River in Newburyport
• First Alert Weather: Soaring temps push fire danger to extreme
• CBS 2's Got Your Ticket: 75th Annual Tony Awards Special
• High rents in LA make it hard for low wage workers to afford housing
• Capitol Police officer describes "carnage" and "chaos" during Jan 6. attack
• Rangers fans cheer on team in Game 5 at Mustang Harry's
• Man accused of attempted abduction sentenced
• Never-before-seen video testimony shown during Jan. 6 committee hearing
• Coast Guard searching for missing boy in Merrimack River
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• House committee releases graphic new video timeline of Capitol assault
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• Excel Academy students overcome struggles to graduate and achieve academic dreams
• Show of support for beloved Newport Beach teacher
• Rep. Liz Cheney, vice chair of House Jan. 6 committee, delivers opening remarks
• Grand Jury indicts police officer's girlfriend on second-degree murder, manslaughter
• Scott Jensen Outlines Plan For Public Safety
• Former Attorney General Bill Barr says he "did not agree" with Trump's stolen election claim
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• WBZ Evening News Update For June 9
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• Next Weather: WBZ evening forecast for June 9
• No pool? No problem, just rent one this summer
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• Researchers create special gel to repair damage caused by heart attacks
• "Great family man": Father mourns son killed in Boston Seaport construction accident
• Mpls. Residents Sue To Have City Hire More MPD Officers
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• Texas House Investigative Committee investigating Uvalde shooting holds first meeting
• Zambelli fireworks display highlights city's annual July 4 celebration
• COVID Test-To-Treat Site To Open Friday In Brooklyn Park
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• New evidence in Jan. 6 Capitol riot expected Thursday
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• Ahead of the January 6 Capitol Assault Hearings, a look at Chicago-area participants charged in the
• Details unveiled for $6 billion Penn Station renovation
• State law is weak on gas price gouging, say lawmakers who want action
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• Paterson awarded grant to improve school pedestrian safety
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• Appeal denied after permit is revoked for Aurora Pride Parade
• Brooklyn DA hosts youth summit on gun violence
• Municipal budgets squeezed by high gas prices
• NIST walks through $22-million investigation into Surfside condo collapse during virtual meeting
• Amherst gas owner stops selling gas due to soaring prices
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• Hochul administration clarifies New York's so-called body armor ban
• House January 6th Committee goes primetime with the first of several new public hearings on Capitol
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• Pumps operating nonstop to clear out Cutler Bay floods
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• 12-year-old injured in hit-and-run in the Bronx, police seek driver
• 1st hearing investigating Capitol insurrection begins
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• Mayor Adams lifts mask mandate for kids under 5 in schools, day cares
• Police investigating shooting inside warehouse in Maryland
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• WCCO Digital Update: Afternoon Of June 9, 2022
• At Summit of the Americas, President Biden calls for unity
• Interview with San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo
• Concord Police clear owner of SUV seen in area of NH couple's murder
• U.S. stocks fall as investors await consumer price index report
• Texas Cold Case unit locates woman missing for over 40 years after her parents' murder
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• Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf graduation day
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• McDonald's management meeting with city officials on safety measures after mass shooting
• Pedestrian in critical condition after being hit by car in Forest Hills
• Cheswick man facing animal cruelty charges arrested
• Groundbreaking held for Larimer-Homewood-East End connector
• Port Authority undergoes name change
• New housing initiative aims to help boost homeownership in disadvantaged communities
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Showers return Friday
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• Man dies after hitting his head during mugging
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• WBZ News Update For June 9, 2022
• NYC gun czar on root causes of violence
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• Capitol attack hearings
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• Bayonne in disbelief after brothers drown at school pool
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• Rhode Island identifies state's first probable case of monkeypox
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• Lawmakers work on tackling gun reform legislation
• President Biden calls for unity at "Summit of the Americas" despite notable absences
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• Uvalde CISD superintendent says victim's parents will know soon when to pick up items
• Mom identifies son as man shot to death at a Goulds apartment complex
• Additional pumps work in Cutler Bay area to relieve flooded streets
• NYC lifting mask mandate for 2 to 4-year-olds
• House passes series of sweeping gun new control measures
• School gives teacher final send-off before retiring after 50 years
• Rehabilitated pelicans released back to the wild
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• Uvalde CISD Superintendent gives a district update
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• Four U.S. Marines killed in military aircraft crash in California
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• Former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson discusses mass shootings in U.S.
• Motorcycle rider killed following collision in Westlake District
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• 1 dead in construction accident in Boston's Seaport
• A major failure of the BART computer system shuts down trains triggering Bay Bridge delays
• Next Weather: WBZ mid-morning forecast for June 9
• Jan. 6 committee to hold prime-time hearing Thursday night
• Popcorn shortage possible amid supply issues
• Elon Musk remains hesitant on deal to buy Twitter
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• Author Deanna Singh on how to create an inclusive workplace
• Ben Hogan Perseverance Award: How 4 North Texas student athletes defied the odds
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• What to watch for in the Jan. 6 hearings and new audio from Kevin McCarthy
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• California man arrested for plot to murder Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh
• President Biden attends second day of the Summit of the Americas
• Former Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley hospitalized after feeling 'out of sorts'
• MN To Convert Some COVID-19 Testing Locations To Test-To-Treat Sites
• MPRB Issues Blue-Green Algae Advisory For Lake Hiawatha
• 3 State COVID-19 Testing Locations To Become Test-To-Treat Sites
• Baby shot in Compton in stable condition
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• Controversial Saudi backed golf tournament tees off in London
• 1 dead in construction accident in Boston's Seaport
• Woman dies after being shot while riding car in East Chatham
• The Puerto Rican Festival and People Parade hits the streets of Humboldt Park Thursday
• Mexican megachurch leader gets over 16 years in prison for sexual abuse
• World Central Kitchen delivering hot food, fresh water to soldiers, civilians in need
• Man charged in alleged plot to kill Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh
• Jan. 6 committee public hearings to begin
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• One person taken to the hospital following pedestrian crash
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• First Alert Weather: Messy morning
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• Brazil activists mark World Oceans Day with big "hug"
• Aftermath of shelling in Ukraine's Kharkiv region
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• It Happens Here: Popular Watertown fencing academy open to all newcomers
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• WCCO Digital Update: Morning OF June 9, 2022
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• Chicago First Alert Weather: Warmer, sunny day Thursday
• Brothers drown in Bayonne school pool
• 12-year-old girl struck by hit-and-run driver
• Port Authority expected to announce rebrand
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• Penn Hills to increase police presence
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