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Articles from June 21, 2022

• Generator reportedly sparks brush fire in Morgan Hill; several homes burned
• Fires keep crews busy as extreme heat cooks Bay Area
• Wednesday's Show Info (6/22/22)
• 'I Just Want To Do Something': Ukrainian Refugees In Sacramento Struggle To Get Jobs
• 'It's Great To See Our Future': Firefighting Camp For Young Girls In Full Swing In Shasta County
• Sacramento City Councilman Sean Loloee Responds To Report He Doesn't Live In District He Represents
• Sacramento Republic FC Upsets LA Galaxy On The Road To Advance To Club's First-Ever US Open Cup Semi-Final
• Family of 17-year-old, shot and killed in Baldwin Hills while visiting from Mexico, speak out
• Aldermen defy Lightfoot, advance plan to raise threshold for speed camera tickets back to 10 mph
• Evanston's Greenwood Street Beach to remain closed for 2022 season due to lifeguard shortage
• Supply chain issues causing major delays for mechanic shops
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cold front coming in overnight
• Sheriff Villanueva tests positive for COVID
• Man shot, 'gravely' wounded on Red Line train at 47th Street
• Sky overcome 28 point deficit to beat Las Vegas Aces; teams will meet again in Commissioner's Cup game
• Guardians beat Twins 6-5 in 11 innings, take AL Central lead
• Ordinance would give work-related death benefits to families of CPD officers who died by suicide
• Notre Dame eliminated from College World Series with loss to Texas A&M
• Chicago Police unveil new foot pursuit policy: chases will no longer be acceptable just because someone runs
• Astros draw first blood in showdown against Mets
• Mayor Ed Gainey agrees to reopen pool on North Side
• Yaz, Pederson, Wynns power Giants past Braves, 12-10
• What is the purpose of the "#ShowYourStripes" campaign?
• Perez Outduels Gibson As Phillies Fall To Rangers 7-0
• Hope Street For Youth emergency shelter opens in Minneapolis
• Shakespeare in the Park celebrates 60 years of summer public theater
• Fort Worth police arrest woman who committed aggravated robbery of a financial institution
• Elderly man rescued from high-rise fire in Revere
• Denna Laing says Delta Air Lines broke her power wheelchair twice
• Maryland Weather: Chance Of Thunderstorms In Much Of State Wednesday Afternoon
• Baltimore Violence: Reward Doubles In Little Italy Restaurant Owner's Murder; Loved Ones Mourn Slain Army Reserve Sergeant
• Investigation Underway After Three, Including Minor, Stabbed In Ocean City
• Gonsolin wins 9th, Freeman drives in 5 as Dodgers down Reds
• What's Up With Water Transfers: Getting Answers In El Dorado, Placer Counties
• Story's 3-run HR out of Fenway helps Red Sox beat Tigers 5-4
• "It's just a form of neglect": Nursing homes face severe staffing shortages
• Thousands Attend Funeral Of Slain Wicomico County Corporal Glenn Hilliard
• Patrick Wisdom homers once, but that's all as Cubs lose to Pirates again
• Maryland Transit Fares To Increase Sunday After Hike Delayed Last Year
• 2022 primary results: Alabama Senate runoff, D.C. and Virginia primaries
• Evacuation orders lifted for Edgewood Fire near Redwood City
• Hazmat Situation Develops After Boat Catches Fire In Sacramento River Beneath I-80 Bridge
• Parents Get Their Young Children Vaccinated After Eligibility Expands: 'We Just Want To Do Our Part'
• Ravens, Commanders Rookies Hit Camden Yards For 'Battle Of The Beltway'
• New Safe Sleep Guidelines For Babies Stress No Co-Sleeping, Crib Decorations Or Inclined Products
• Buddy's Celebrating National Detroit-Style Pizza Day This Week
• Rhapsody Theater celebrates grand opening in historic Rogers Park space
• Baltimore Clinic Supports Older LGBTQ+ Population's Needs Through ElderPride Program: 'They Simply Age Differently'
• 1 hurt in San Jose shooting
• Yankees' rally in 9th falls just short as Rays escape with win
• Fedde Throws 6 Sharp Innings As Nationals Blank Orioles 3-0
• Tahoe Paddle Sports
• Daunte Wright's family, Brooklyn Center reach $3.25 million settlement
• California Gets $1.1B Back In Likely Fraudulent Unemployment Benefits
• Skippack Pharmacy Taking Unique Approach To Vaccinating Children 6 Months To 5 Years Old Against COVID-19
• Maryland Hires Praley To Women's Basketball Staff
• Heat advisory lifted after triple-digit scorcher
• Advocates rally in Harrisburg for Victoria's Law
• Deputy killed in South Carolina shootout, suspect arrested
• Kayak To Hawaii
• Baylor Scott & White in Frisco evacuated due to maintenance 'impacting operations'
• Civil Jury Finds Bill Cosby Sexually Abused Judy Huth When She Was 16 At Playboy Mansion In 1975
• President Biden Expected To Back Federal Gas Tax Holiday As He Ramps Up Criticism Of Oil Industry Amid Soaring Prices
• Uvalde Mayor: Robb Elementary School to be demolished
• WWII veteran concerned about health, safety as his living space is without A/C for 3 months
• Family of man shot, killed on Father's Day in front of his son in Long Beach speak out
• Man, 18, shot Near St. Paul's Humboldt High School
• Gascón rebuts criticism on Flores case, the man who went on to kill two El Monte officers
• 17-year-old escapes human trafficker at the Shops at Legacy
• Mike Brown Calls For More Cowbells As He's Introduced As New Kings Coach After Helping Warriors Win Title
• Oakland City Council votes to add bike lanes to 14th Street
• Bowser Wins Democratic Primary For Mayor In Washington, D.C.
• Butler man to spend 14 years Russian prison
• Vikings Youth Football Camp makes first-ever stop in Milaca
• Shutting Off Power With No Warning, PG&E Hopes To Prevent Wildfires
• Ice Cube brings back the Big3 Basketball tournament back to Chicago
• Cuellar wins contentious south Texas Democratic primary runoff
• John Tortorella, Flyers Charities Present 5 Students Battling Cancer With $5,000 College Scholarships
• Maine man charged with entering US Capitol on Jan 6
• Man Drowns At Rattlesnake Bar In North Fork Of American River
• U.S. airman suspected of insider attack in Syria arrested
• Gasoline goodwill: Orange County man pays for strangers' gas
• Minnesota pitches bid to host 2027 World Expo
• Postal worker grazed by bullet in Dorchester
• "Just hateful" threats to public servants after Trump claimed stolen election
• High expectations ahead for new Minnesota law on THC foods taking effect July 1
• Central Valley Nurseries Seeing Growing Demand For Drought-Tolerant Plants
• Brentwood residents contend with the hottest temperatures in the Bay
• Minnesota Supreme Court orders Minneapolis to hire more cops as city down more than 200 officers from 2 years ago
• McCraw: commander at Uvalde school shooting 'placed lives of officers before lives of children'
• Lifeguard shortage shuts down many Bay Area pools
• Kellogg moving its corporate HQ to Chicago
• Mayor Adams offers new safety initiatives for NYC streets and subways
• 1 shot in road rage incident on I-35 W
• COVID-19 vaccine rollout for children under 5 off to slow start in NYC
• Mom sentenced in death of newborn found in college dorm
• Brooklyn-based mushroom farm supplies restaurants and stores
• California Gov. Newsom's Mental Health Court Plan Advances Amid Worries
• Even though it's hot out, some jobs can't escape the heat
• Fewer foggy days result of changing weather pattern in SF
• Senate clears procedural hurdle for gun control legislation
• Rent prices keep going up across western Pennsylvania
• Condition improves for Joseph Kromelis, 'The Walking Man,' after he was set on fire last month
• Civil jury finds Bill Cosby sexually abused teenager in 1975
• South Bay parents bring young children to clinics for COVID vaccination
• Elon Musk's Child Tells Court She No Longer Wants 'To Be Related' To Her Dad
• Pavement buckles on DuSable Lake Shore Drive near 47th Street; heat may be to blame
• Blaze put out after plane's landing gear catches fire at MIA
• Airplane catches fire at Miami airport after landing gear "collapsed," FAA says
• Gas thieves damage delivery truck frustrating victims while stealing fuel
• Cal Fire fully staffed for upcoming fire season thanks to state funding
• CBS2 catches up with former Menudo member Cesar Abreu
• Sacramento Zoo's Shani The Giraffe Is Pregnant
• COVID vaccine now available for kids in North Texas
• 'She was such a generous person,' grandson remembers Surfside victim, Hilda Noriega
• Bill Cosby sexually abused teen, civil jury finds
• 3 takeaways from the fourth Jan. 6 public hearing
• Sheriff: 1 Dead In Shooting On Laurelhurst Drive In Rancho Cordova
• Fire officials explain how to properly charge lithium ion batteries
• Crews battle fire at Wendy's in Harmar Township
• Bricks of Hope delivers LEGO sets to brighten lives of sick kids in hospitals
• Family of girl trafficked at Mavs game speaks out
• WATCH: Ukee Washington Finds Out He Will Receive NATAS Board Of Governors Award
• Judge rules Newark's blocking of NYC SOTA program unconstitutional
• Police release photo of metro McDonald's attempted kidnapping suspect
• South Dakota attorney general convicted on 2 impeachment charges, removed
• Jennifer Faith sentenced to life in prison for orchestrating husband's death
• Northwell Health hosts symposium on the epidemic of gun violence
• Some parents rush to get young kids vaccinated as COVID shots become available
• Jersey City police investigating suspicious death of 3-year-old
• Sun Country flight cancelation leaves dozens stranded in Canada
• CHP Searching For Potential Witness Of Fatal Collision Involving Motorcycle In Citrus Heights Area
• Jerry Otero of Staten Island arrested for allegedly punching umpire
• Historic substance recovery center in Minneapolis faces closure as funding fades
• Man arrested in Glendora grocery store shooting
• Wellesley crossing guard retires after 58 years
• Westmoreland County woman saved from boyfriend who allegedly restrained her
• Broadway League says masks will be optional at all theaters in July
• Wildfire In Wharton State Forest In South Jersey Burns At Least 13,500 Acres, Forces Several Closures
• Expert says third-party theft of Chicago Police officer's Taser during arrest is concerning
• Jan. 6 Takeaways: Trump's State Playbook; 'Hateful Threats'
• Person of interest identified in parking lot shooting at Matteson Amazon facility
• California EDD recovers $1.1 billion from inactivated benefit cards
• City Fresh Foods breaks ground on production facility in Roxbury
• Suspect Arrested In Sacramento Shooting That Left 1 Dead On Branch Street
• Massachusetts health care system ranked second in the country
• Gleaners' Meet Up And Eat Up Offers Free Lunch For Kids
• Keller @ Large: Why is Massachusetts reluctant to hold a gas tax holiday?
• Broward tackles Housing Bill of Rights as rents continue to rise
• What You're Doing Wrong With Sunscreen As Summer Officially Starts
• Steelers sign defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi
• Arvada community honors shooting victims one year later
• 1 dead in Mission District hit-and-run early Tuesday
• Video shows runaway Red line train roll past Braintree MBTA station
• California EDD recovers more than $1 billion in fraudulently-paid unemployment funds
• The rush to get COVID vaccines for children 5 and under
• More electric vehicle charging stations may pop up around Texas
• More than a quarter of abortion clinics could close if Roe struck down
• Friends seek answers in disappearance of Pompano Beach woman Irene Lanning Xeniti
• Cartons of mail left in street in southwest suburbs after being spilled by USPS truck
• Rev. James Meeks to retire as pastor of Salem Baptist Church
• Virtua Health To Open 1st Primary Care Clinic Specifically Built For Members Of South Jersey's LGBTQ+ Community
• Citibank customer couldn't get back $7,500 stolen from his account until he called CBS 2
• Former Mayor Richard M. Daley back home, after hospitalization for "neurological event"
• Minnesota's Parker Fox suffers another offseason knee injury
• Rocklin Man, 79, Killed In Crash On I-80 In Sacramento
• Officer Mike provides ongoing emotional support to Surfside police officers
• Philadelphia Police Release Image Of Tesla Wanted In Deadly Hit-And-Run In Germantown
• Baltimore Police Officer En Route To Stabbing Hits 58-Year-Old Scooter Rider
• Broward Health North employee's career path opens doors to permanent housing
• Source: Pilot Point Mayor Matt McIlravy arrested for online solicitation of a child
• It's safety first before splashing in Clear Creek
• Trash cans and tempers spilling over in the Twin Cities
• Furry Tails: Animal Friends looking to 'clear the kennels,' hosting summer adoption event
• Philadelphia Opens First Round Of City Pools Just In Time For Start Of Summer
• Contest decides West Virginia's official birthday cake
• Higher Interest Rates Make Homes 35% Less Affordable Than Last Year, Expert Says
• Panel finds probable cause for continuing disciplinary process for Sheriff Gregory Tony
• Masks will soon be optional at Broadway shows
• Massachusetts reports 4,066 new COVID cases over 4 days, 15 additional deaths
• Mayor Scott Backs Union Vote For Walters Art Museum Workers
• Prince George's County Student Taken Into Custody After Allegedly Bringing Gun To Fort Washington Middle School
• Mom of 2 California boys who died in foster care files federal lawsuit
• Scientists say naming heat waves could save lives
• Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson tests positive for COVID second time in 8 months
• Richard Lee Wittie arrested, charged with intoxication manslaughter, assault
• Best 3D printers for your home in 2022
• Analysis: Stanley Cup Final hinges on goaltending contrast
• Con Ed, DEP continue to make repairs after sinkhole forms on UWS
• U.K. to offer monkeypox vaccines to some gay and bisexual men
• Southern California could seen monsoon showers, dry lightning starting tonight
• IRS Will Finally Finish Processing Last Year's Tax Return Backlog This Week
• Stars name Pete DeBoer as new head coach
• Facebook agrees to court oversight on discriminatory housing ads, settles federal lawsuit
• NBA mock draft roundup: Who could Celtics pick at No. 53?
• Fire at Arlington church rectory considered suspicious
• Crime Victims, Families Rally In Harrisburg In Support Of Impeachment Investigation Of Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner
• Summertime means it's tick season in much of the country
• Chicago Weather Alert: Heat advisory until 8 p.m., heat index could reach 106
• Stocks bounce back after steep selloff last week
• More Than 2 Dozen Residents Displaced, Several Businesses Closed After Hours-Long Fire In Chinatown
• Dump truck hits construction flagger in Forest Hills
• Lightfoot stands by pick of Michael Scott's sister, Monique, to replace him as 24th Ward alderperson
• The month of June has been dry and it's only getting drier
• Edelman posts sweet message to Gronk upon retirement
• 8th Suspected Monkeypox Case Identified In Sacramento County
• Man pleads guilty to murder in 3-year-old's beating death
• Florida surgeons challenge new "Brazilian Butt Lift" restrictions
• Klay Thompson's father tweets that Timberwolves deserve a ring, too
• Costick Center In Farmington Hills Opens As Cooling Center This Week
• Michigan's Gas Prices Decrease For First Time In Weeks, Still Above $5 A Gallon
• Operation Crossing Guard proves pricey for reckless drivers
• New Mexico wildfire caused by federal employees' critical mistakes, report finds
• LA District Attorney Gascón to hold press conference on shooting of El Monte police officers
• Dallas County officials discussing Covid vaccine for young children
• Elon Musk's trans child wants nothing to do with dad; billionaire leans toward support of DeSantis
• Man accused of threatening to ignite Concord gas station
• Teen at Walgreens complained about suspect before murder
• Agent: Gronk would return to football if Tom Brady asks him
• AG Ellison says abortion rights are protected in Minnesota
• Simi Valley police, Ventura County firefighters race to free baby girl accidentally locked in car
• Live poultry shows at Illinois State Fair canceled due to bird flu concerns
• Aldermen back new cooling requirements for senior centers, large apartment buildings
• The cost of a house in the U.S. has never been higher
• 3 Takeaways From The Fourth Day Of The January 6 Hearings
• Pa. GOP lawmakers block assault-style gun ban for those under 21
• Trout in Eastern Sierra to be euthanized after bacteria outbreak
• Buccaneers tight end Rob Gronkowski says he will retire, again
• San Joaquin County declares June 13th 'Pigeon Appreciation Day'
• Phone call between WNBA's Griner and wife will be rescheduled
• Michigan Gov. Whitmer Urges Biden, Congress To Pause Federal Gas Tax
• Bryce Harper Appears Destined To Return To MLB All-Star Game For First Time Since 2018
• Trial of former Theranos President Sunny Balwani nears end
• Leticia Bravo sentenced to 15 years in starvation death of 7-year-old Peter Cuacuas
• Hiker Finds Mysterious Bunker In West Michigan Woods
• Lakeville restaurant owners charged with tax crimes
• Betts, Trout among top vote-getters after first update for 2022 All-Star Game
• Dave Chappelle Says His Former High School Theater In DC Will No Longer Be Named After Him
• Rob Gronkowski retires from NFL again
• Eastbound I-580 lanes closed near Livermore as crews battle brush fires
• 2 priests and man seeking refuge inside church killed by gunmen in Mexico
• Where's Marty? Getting A Behind-The-Scenes Tour At Baltimore Center Stage
• Wolf therapy helps teens learn forgiveness, acceptance and trust
• Theranos: 3-month trial of former exec Sunny Balwani nears end
• CPD wants help finding 16-year-old missing since May from McKinley Park neighborhood
• Boyfriend identified as gunman in Hollywood double shooting
• Gov. Ron DeSantis signs 12 bills, including boating safety, pharmacy bills
• Man convicted of murder in Hill District stabbing
• Uvalde gunman was student in same classroom of victims years ago
• Bill Burr wants New England fans to always love Tom Brady
• Board Recommends Shareholders Vote In Support Of Elon Musk's Acquisition Of Twitter
• Former Illinois state Sen. Tom Cullerton sentenced to one year in prison in ghost-payrolling scheme
• Historic Saginaw Huntington Bank Building Could Become Apartments
• Caleb Swanigan, Purdue Star And Former Sacramento Kings Player, Dies At 25
• Mayor Eric Adams hosts discussion on hunger, nutrition and health
• Millions of Southern Californians opt for Fourth of July road trips
• Renovated historic Overtown apartments provide affordable housing
• "Rescue us," beg Afghan refugees stuck in "slum life" in a Pakistan park
• TABOR refunds increase to $750 individuals, $1,500 couples
• Police Investigate After Suspect Knocks On Door, Spray Paints Racial Slurs On Detroit Home
• Police search near Alewife MBTA Station for domestic assault suspect
• Dallas detectives searching for hit-and-run suspect driving Chevrolet Equinox
• Deshaun Watson settles 20 of 24 civil lawsuits; last 4 expected to go to trial
• Dania Beach man missing, sheriff's office asks for help in finding him
• Rafael Devers leading AL third basemen in All-Star voting
• Family, 2 cats safe after fire destroys garage
• Michigan DNR Reviews Proposal To Expand Camp Grayling National Guard Training Center
• DUI suspect in weekend San Francisco Muni collision facing multiple charges
• Health officials warn of harmful algae blooms around Discovery Bay
• Deadly shooting of Darius Lee at Harlem park just the latest in string of shootings in NYC
• Lower Burrell BP selling gas for $2.38 a gallon for 2 hours Wednesday
• Kellogg to split into three companies, with snack division headquarters in Chicago
• 2 finalists announced for Boston Public Schools Superintendent
• Witnesses chase driver who slammed into wheelchair van in East Boston
• 350,000 trout to be euthanized in California amid bacterial outbreak
• Chicago-based Mondelez buys Clif Bar & Co. for $3 billion
• BART ridership for Warriors parade highest since start of COVID pandemic
• Uber brings back shared rides in U.S.
• Denver issues tax exemption for diapers
• Child stabbed in the chest by a catfish in Florida, authorities say
• Celtics have OK to do whatever's needed this offseason
• COVID in Minnesota: Case growth, hospitalization rate hold in plateau
• Gas prices fall ahead of busy July 4th travel weekend
• Winning $1M Powerball ticket sold at Walmart in Roanoke
• Woman Falls Off Pedal Bar, Run Over In Downtown Detroit
• Sigalert issued for SR-91 west in Riverside due to fatal motorcycle crash
• As Chicago swelters in the heat, city pools remain closed because of lifeguard shortage
• New Safe Sleep Guidelines For Babies Stress No Co-Sleeping, Crib Decorations Or Inclined Products
• "Ripping off California consumers": Assembly committee to investigate oil companies
• Woman says finding 2,000-year-old Roman art in thrift shop "like a movie"
• Stephen Colbert explains arrests of staff members near U.S. Capitol
• SCOTUS rebuffs Bayer, allows thousands of lawsuits over Roundup
• Death toll crosses 100 as floods worsen in Bangladesh, India
• Bart Scott takes (another) shot at Tom Brady
• Maryland Weather: Summer Arrives With The Threat Of Severe Weather
• Detroit Police Arrest 85, Seize $2.3 Million Worth Of Drugs In 2-Day Crackdown On Violent Crimes
• "Who was protecting my mom?" Families call for the firing of Uvalde school district police chief
• Beacon Hill leaders want hearing on MBTA problems
• Twitter board approves proposed $44B sale of platform to Musk
• Colorado driver accused of "intentionally" hitting two cyclists remains at large
• Uvalde gunman could have been stopped within 3 minutes, top official says
• Yogis take to Times Square for summer solstice tradition
• Homemade Bomb Found Along Newaygo County Road
• Truck overturns, blocks lanes on Highway 101 in Sunnyvale
• Jungle Jumparoo toy recalled for violating federal lead content ban
• CTA resuming normal Blue Line service between Addison and Racine, after unauthorized person on tracks
• Video Shows Demolition Of Vapor Stack Building In Delaware County
• Detroit Bus Drivers Could Get Up To $4K Per Year In Bonuses
• Beloved Market Basket associate with Down syndrome retires after 27 years
• 29-year-old man sentenced to life for 2017 Plano murder
• RV owners undaunted by soaring gas prices
• Florida seeks to clear way for 15-week abortion limit
• Brad Stevens' advice to Jayson Tatum: "Go on vacation"
• Sacramento To Consider Making 'Al Fresco' Dining Program Permanent
• Miami Weather: First official day of Summer will be warm & sticky
• Jury deliberations begin in Time Square deadly crash
• Bay Area kids under 5 to begin getting COVID vaccine following CDC, FDA approval
• Supreme Court rejects Bayer bid to block Roundup lawsuits
• Woman fatally shot in the neck on Plantation Road in Dallas
• AAA: Americans set for record 4th of July road trips
• LAPD investigating robbery in Winnetka
• 19-Year-Old Scooter Rider Killed In Hit-And-Run Downtown, Police Say
• Biden Signs Off On Hefty Pay Raise For Federal Wildland Firefighters
• COVID-19 Vaccinations Begin For US Children Under 5
• Supreme Court bars excluding religious schools from state tuition program
• Union City police seek owners who lost large sums of cash
• Pediatric doses of COVID-19 vaccinations available throughout L.A. County starting Tuesday
• Supreme Court Rejects Claim From Denver-Based DaVita
• Ahead of 4th of July, Florida ranks among least patriotic states in new study
• Four-Time Golf Major Champion Brooks Koepka To Join LIV Golf Series, Per Reports
• Child To Get Real Shot After Placebo In COVID Vaccine Trial
• Brooks Koepka telegraphed LIV decision in Brookline last week
• Ukraine thanks stars like Ben Stiller for visiting
• Teen found dead inside Walgreens worried about her coworker: Affidavit
• Two Killed In Traffic Crash That Caused Car Fire On I-94 At Telegraph In Taylor
• Family says Egyptian political activist on Day 80 of prison hunger strike
• Man suffering from heat exhaustion rescued from Quarry Park rock pile
• Sky Airlines begins operating at Miami International Airport
• Mountain View hit-and-run suspect arrested after months-long investigation
• Florida child stabbed in chest by catfish barb
• Second Heat Wave Expected To Bring Temps Above 100 For 20% Of People In US
• Garland travels to Ukraine to meet with counterpart about war crimes
• Power problems continue to plague BART Richmond line; no direct service to SF
• Marilynn Malerba to be first Native American U.S. treasurer
• Police: Teens arrested for crashing, stealing Carvana cars in Blue Mound
• Charlestown residents demand answers over community pool closed for summer
• Kellogg To Split Into 3 Companies; Snacks, Cereals, Plant-Based Food
• PTL Links: June 21, 2022
• AAA predicting record number of July 4th drivers
• 6,000 bees found in wall of couple's home: "You could hear the buzzing"
• 2-Year-Old Boy Recovered After Kidnapping From Royal Oak Township Home
• Trial date for 2 ex-MPD officers in George Floyd's death moves again, to Oct.
• Manny Ramirez makes surprise visit to Fenway Park
• UWM Sports Complex In Pontiac To Host Career Fair On June 23
• 2022 "Summer Slam" grants Minnesota football an impressive 2023 recruiting class
• 17-Year-Old Boy Walks Into Hospital After Being Shot Early Tuesday Morning, Police Say
• Chris Sale strikes out Wander Franco during rehab outing
• Semi's blown tire causes fatal crash on I-35 in southern Minnesota
• 2nd American combat death in Ukraine confirmed as Russia steps up assault
• Florida decision leads to delays in COVID vaccine for young children
• Downed power lines damaged by fire shut down several lanes of SR-60 in Montebello
• Lodi Swim School Uses Unique Technique To Teach Small Kids To Swim
• Biden signs off on hefty pay raise for federal firefighters
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• A seafood feast at Woodman's of Essex
• Burial service for unknown veterans changing venues
• Over 80 firefighters quickly handle structure fire at Pico Union business
• Crash In Stockton Involving Fire Engine And Car Prompts Road Closures
• Kellogg to split into 3: snacks, cereals, plant-based food
• Man In Critical Condition After Being Shot In Face In Frankford Triple Shooting: Police
• Minneapolis unveils Aquatennial plans
• AAA predicts July 4th road trip record
• Yacht's captain falls overboard, dies during Newport to Bermuda race
• One killed after motorcyclist collides with pedestrian on 10 Freeway in Santa Monica
• Best coffee maker deals at Amazon ahead of Amazon Prime Day 2022
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 6/21 Tuesday forecast
• After losing rental income, Chicago man gets stuck with long wait from state assistance program
• Thousands celebrate summer solstice at Stonehenge
• Next Weather: Summer officially starts with hot, breezy Tuesday
• Hiker dies from treacherous conditions in New Hampshire's White Mountains
• 50 Philadelphia City Pools To Open For Summer: Here's The Opening Schedule
• Pittsburgh Weather: The first day of summer brings the heat
• Boy dies in Sturgeon Lake house fire
• Money stolen, window shattered during break-in at liquor store in Edison Park
• 1 killed when tree falls on camper at resort in Alexandria
• Bodies of slain Canadian couple found in Mexican resort city
• NYC Rent Guidelines Board votes for increases to 1- and 2-year leases
• Iconic Jumbo Floating Restaurant capsizes at sea
• U.S. accuses Iran of "unsafe" naval encounter as nuclear tension soars
• Chicago First Alert Weather: 'Feels like' temperatures over 100 degrees
• Simple ways to save on home energy costs
• Gas prices in Massachusetts dip just below $5 a gallon mark
• Ambulances collide responding to call in Brooklyn
• More reports cast doubt on police response to Uvalde shooting
• Good Samaritan rushed to help after deadly boat crash near Key Biscayne
• Columbia Gas agrees to pay $1M civil penalty for 2019 house explosion
• 8 children, 3 adults hurt in wrong-way crash on Route 28
• One person killed in shooting in Pittsburgh's Fineview neighborhood
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• Driver rescued after truck crashes into tree in New Beaver Borough
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Videos from June 21, 2022

• Edgewood Fire, 5% contained, one of several fires on triple-digit scorcher
• Firefighters battle brush fire sparked by generator in Morgan Hill
• Caught on Camera: Man punched in the head, knocked unconscious, in Koreatown
• Civil trial jurors find Bill Cosby sexually abused a 16-year-old at the Playboy Mansion in 1975
• Police make arrest in Baldwin Hills shooting that killed a 17-year-old visiting from Mexico
• Gascón rebuts criticism on Flores case, the man who went on to kill two El Monte officers
• Aldermen advance plan to raise threshold for speed camera tickets back to 10 mph
• Car repairs taking longer and costing more due to supply chain issues
• WWII veteran concerned about health, safety as his living space is without A/C for 3 months
• Person shot at North Avenue Beach
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Dry and not quite as hot Wednesday
• Greenwood Street Beach in Evanston to stay closed this summer
• Ordinance would give work-related death benefits to families of CPD officers who died by suicide
• 10 P.M. Next Weather Report
• Good Question: What's the purpose of the "Show Your Stripes" campaign?
• Hope Street For Youth emergency shelter opens in Minneapolis
• Ramsey Middle School changes name to Hidden River Middle School
• Daunte Wright's family, Brooklyn Center reach $3.25M settlement
• Trash cans and tempers spilling over in the Twin Cities
• Chicago Police unveil new foot pursuit policy after working with draft for over a year
• Large crowd dodges rain to enjoy Shakespeare in the Park
• First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast
• Two people killed in three-car crash in Homer Glen
• Pilot Point Mayor Matt McIlravy arrested for online solicitation of a child
• Man shot on CTA Red Line train at 47th Street
• Tuesday overnight lows drop to upper 70's, low 80's
• KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (6/21)
• Next Weather: WBZ Forecast
• Officer-involved shooting closes eastbound lanes of I-10 Freeway in Redlands
• Miami Weather 6-21-22 11PM
• Market Basket employee with Down syndrome retiring after 27 years on job
• Vigil held for missing woman who police say was killed by her husband
• Repairs continue following formation of sinkhole on Upper West Side
• Mandatory masks to be a thing of the past on Broadway
• Aviation expert weighs in on Red Air crash
• 17-year-old escapes human trafficker at the Shops at Legacy
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (June 21 PM Edition)
• Threats, accusations of fraud highlight fourth Jan. 6 committee hearing
• State Police troopers rescue people from burning building in Revere
• Mayor Ed Gainey agrees to open pool on North Side
• Passengers of Red Air flight remain shaken after Tuesday's crash landing
• Denna Laing demands changes after wheelchair damaged twice on Delta flights
• Angry New Yorkers sound off on Rent Guidelines Board decision to raise rents
• New Red Line and Orange Line cars out of service due to battery issue
• 6/21: Red and Blue
• Investigator into Uvalde school shooting calls police response 'abject failure'
• Mansfield Hospital collects 21,000 servings of cereal
• Southern California could see monsoon showers, dry lightning starting tonight
• BART train derailment between Pleasant Hill and Concord halt service; minor injuries reported
• Oakland City Council votes to add bike lanes to 14th Street
• Advocates rally in Harrisburg for Victoria's Law
• Tuesday evening First Alert Weather Day forecast with Paul Heggen
• Lifeguard shortage at Bay Area community pools
• Passenger films sliding out of jetliner after it crashed at MIA
• Team coverage: Fire in Emerald Hills above Redwood City prompts evacuations
• Gascón offers stern rebuttal to growing criticism regarding the deaths of two El Monte officers
• Family of man shot to death on Father's Day, in front of his son, speaks out
• Brentwood residents contend with the hottest temperatures in the Bay Area
• NYC Rent Guidelines Board votes to raise rents on 1- and 2-year leases
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