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Articles from June 25, 2022

• Survivors Of Two Pandemics Credit Pets With Helping Them Survive
• California's Capitol Lit-Up Pink for Second Night, Women Talk End of Roe v. Wade
• Driver Charged With DUI After Crashing Into Sacramento Hospital
• Sunday's Show Info. (6/26)
• Energy Prices Are Causing Chaos In Asia. Here's Why The Rest Of The World Should Worry
• WHO Says Monkeypox Is Not An International Public Health Emergency, But It Should Continue To Be Monitored
• President Donald Trump touts Supreme Court decision at downstate rally
• 3 found dead inside Queens home, police investigating
• Dodgers confirm top set-up reliever Hudson lost for season
• Activist protest outside new location of Gun World in Burbank
• House passes resolution demanding Russia release Brittney Griner
• 1 dead after house fire in Uniontown
• Ozuna's 2-run homer in 8th powers Braves past Dodgers 5-3
• Man found dead at DoubleTree hotel in Rosemead
• More protests held in NYC over Roe v. Wade decision
• Hundreds gather to remember 3-year-old Harry Kkonde
• Abortion Rights Advocates Gather For Bans Off Our Bodies Protest In Philadelphia After SCOTUS Overturned Roe v. Wade
• Man Found Dead Near His Walker On Anne Arundel County Roadway Saturday, Police Say
• LAPD announces arrests made during Friday's protests in Downtown LA
• Man Shot In Joppatowne Saturday, Sheriff's Office Says
• Vassilev lifts Inter Miami to 2-1 win over Minnesota United
• Transgender teen's murder launches movement, inspires new law
• Man Shot, Killed On South Hanover Street Saturday, Police Say
• 11 Separate Shootings In Philadelphia Leave 2 Dead, 10 Others Injured: Police
• Wolves beat Springfield Thunderbirds in Game 5 to win Calder Cup
• Ashcraft Goes 8, Reds Beat Giants 4-2 To Halt 7-Game Skid
• Fires break out in McKinney and Palo Pinto County
• Webb helps Giants end three-game skid with 9-2 win over Reds
• Moore Pool reopens after repairs
• Pride Weekend in San Francisco kicks off with family-friendly block party
• Dallas basketball teams come out in support of abortion rights
• Brandywine Valley SPCA, Other Shelters Holding Mega Adoption Event This Weekend
• Hundreds Rally For Abortion Rights In Philadelphia With Democratic Gov. Nominee Josh Shapiro, Planned Parenthood
• Man in custody following shooting in Mt. Oliver
• Family, Friends Hold Memorial Event For Deadly Crash Victim James Sanders
• Thousands of unvaccinated National Guard soldiers risk dismissal
• Three vehicle crash in Sawtelle area sends four to hospital
• Camden County Teenagers Gain Environmental Stewardship By Searching For Source Of Cooper River
• Verdugo hits 3-run HR, scorching Red Sox top Guardians 4-2
• SCOTUS abortion ruling sparks rallies from both sides of issue
• Kemp, Brown, Murphy lead A's over Royals
• Demonstrators march in San Jose to protest end of Roe v Wade
• Fire Burning At Metal Recycling Facility In Sutter County
• Maryland Weather: A Cold Front Is Headed Toward Baltimore
• 68 animals adopted at Pasadena Humane's free adoption day
• Alonso hits two HRs, Mets beat Marlins
• Fundraising to move North Dakota abortion clinic to Minnesota tops $500K
• Sheriff's detectives seek public's help locating 53-year-old man last seen in La Mirada
• Mateo Slugs Orioles Past White Sox For 4th Straight Win
• 1 dead, 4 hurt after driver strikes pedestrians in Brooklyn
• Protesters take to Chicago streets in march against Roe v. Wade decision
• Chun Shoots 75, Lead Down To 3 At Women's PGA Championship
• CEO: Duolingo will move operations should Pennsylvania ban abortion
• Cal Fire crews hold 1-acre fire in Santa Cruz Mountains threatening 3 structures
• Fire in Alamo burns 3 acres, damages house
• Padres Win On Austin Nola's RBI Single Off Brother Aaron
• SEPTA Drivers Train In Bensalem For Shot At International Bus Roadeo In Minneapolis
• Crews halt progress of fire in Marin County that prompted evacuations
• García's walk-off homer gives Rangers 3-2 win over Nationals
• Mayor Gainey meets with at-risk youth at PPG Paints Arena
• Elected officials detail plans to protect abortion in Minnesota
• 'We're strong': Summer camp offers support to families dealing with cancer
• Brawl Breaks Out At Big League Dreams Sports Park In Manteca
• Roe v. Wade reversal brings uncertainty in states with "trigger" laws
• Missing Persons Day offers resources, support for loved ones
• Swindell Bridge undergoing repairs
• Only on CBSLA: Family reunited with 12-week-old puppy after being stolen
• Smash-and-grab robbers hit Manhattan Beach jewelry store in broad daylight
• Carnegie Science Center appoints new manager
• WATCH: CBS13 Pride Month Special 'See Us'
• Nassau Co. hoping to attract more lifeguards amid shortage
• Colorado groups absorb hate at LGBTQ+ events for protection
• Mutt Society hands out nearly 100 bikes to kids in Lynn
• Pittsburgh Weather: Slight cooldown coming to close out June
• Pres. Biden Signs Bipartisan Gun Control Bill Into Law
• Security guards allegedly shoot and kill woman at XTC Cabaret in Dallas
• Twin Cities Pride Festival sees large turnout during first day
• Salem holds Pride Parade for first time in 2 years
• Organizers: March seeks justice for those "killed in BSO custody"
• Bear swats woman sleeping inside tent near Trinidad
• Solano County CHP Officer Helps Free Baby Deer Whose Head Was Stuck In Fence
• Man in custody after reported hostage situation in North Lauderdale
• First probable case of monkeypox reported in suburban Cook County
• Mother claims LAPD officer was beaten before death in training accident
• Lightning strikes Plantation home, causing fire inside residence
• Dozens of guns collected at buyback event in Harlem
• Shooting at West Oakland BART causes major delays
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Evening showers, storms possible
• Body recovered from Minnesota River in Shakopee
• MBTA, developer work to repair structural damage at Government Center
• Biden administration halts limits on ICE arrests following court ruling
• Paredes hits 2-run single as Rays rally past Pirates 6-5
• Graduating Uvalde High School class remembers slain children
• AP source: Gareth Bale signs with MLS leaders LAFC
• Márquez earns 3rd straight win, Rockies shut out Twins 1-0
• Crash off Lake Worth bridge closes 3 lanes on east I-820
• 2-year-old girl attacked by coyote in California park
• Dormont highlights Pride Month with celebration and festival
• Miami-Dade County hosts free pediatric COVID-19 vaccine drive
• Dick's, Starbucks among companies to cover employees' abortion-related travel
• NHL experiencing sustained growth with female, younger fans
• Woman arrested after shooting near Loring Park; none hurt
• Timberline Fire Protection truck rolls over
• Astros' Javier, bullpen combine to no-hit Yanks
• Man accused of threatening security guard with gun outside Wilton Manors bar
• MS-13 Gang Members Convicted Of Trafficking 13-Year-Old Girl In Maryland
• Lawrenceville Independence Day celebration gets underway
• Voth, Bullpen Combine On 1-Hitter As Orioles Beat White Sox
• Coyote That Attacked California Toddler Euthanized
• Teamsters Local 830, Beer Distributors Agree To New Contract After Striking For Better Wages
• Rhode Island police officer suspended for off-duty actions at abortion protest
• 1 died, 1 rescued after canoe capsizes on sweetwater lake
• Home And Sheds Catch Fire In Del Paso Heights
• SunVilla Solar Patio Umbrellas Sold At Costco Recalled After Multiple Fires
• Peace and Love Walk takes place in the Mon Valley
• Homestead fatal shooting under investigation
• Biden Signs Bipartisan Gun Safety Bill Into Law: 'God Willing, It's Going To Save A Lot Of Lives'
• Richmond man shot dead in Oakland Saturday morning
• Bell big for Nationals in return home in a 2-1 win at Texas
• Man facing charges after Lake County Sheriff's K9 finds over 2 kilograms of cocaine during traffic stop
• Wisconsin's Tony Evers looks for boost from anger over abortion
• Thousands Protest Outside Philadelphia City Hall After Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade
• Longmont police seek security video in arson investigation
• Pfizer says tweaked COVID shots boost omicron protection
• Hugo Santillana arrested in Commerce City triple shooting
• Alligator attack in South Carolina leaves 1 dead
• Batting practice event at Fenway Park raises money for Jimmy Fund
• Coroner called to the scene of house fire in Fayette County
• Man arrested in connection with unprovoked attack in Koreatown
• Search Histories, Location Data, Text Messages: How Personal Data Could Be Used To Enforce Anti-abortion Laws
• Supreme Court justices' past abortion views, in their own words and votes
• NYPD: Man wanted after armed robberies in the Bronx
• Fatal crash at off-ramp to 5 Freeway near Castaic
• Alexander Albayero sentenced for killing 2 men 3 weeks apart
• Jury awards $21M to family of pregnant teen shot by Fremont police
• Analyst on why "it's a mistake" to assume that worst of inflation has happened
• Former Loveland police officer guilty plea in rough arrest
• Man critically wounded after shooting in downtown Minneapolis parking ramp
• Protestors rally in support of abortion rights in Dallas
• BART and SF Muni prep for San Francisco Pride Parade service
• Miami Weather: Hot with spotty showers
• Maine religious schools' use of state tuition program faces more hurdles
• Gov. Walz signs executive order to further protect those seeking abortions in Minnesota
• Toyota is recalling its first mainstream electric car because the wheels can fall off
• Congress passes bipartisan gun legislation, sending bill to Biden
• Couple sues Boston hospital after losing baby's body
• 4 pets killed by fire in Dighton
• Toyota Recalls Its First Mainstream Electric Car Because The Wheels Can Fall Off
• West Virginia abortion clinics stop services amid SCOTUS decision
• Gov. Newsom, California Lawmakers Near Deal On Gas Tax Rebate
• NYC Pride celebrations continue leading up to Sunday's march
• Average price of gas in LA, OC drops again
• Maryland Weather: A Beautiful Weekend Filled With Warmth And Sunny Skies
• 3 injured after car crashes into Bloomington house
• Russia launches missiles across Ukraine, cements gains in east
• Coast Guard: Overdue sailors are safe, on course to Virginia
• Next Weather: Humidity set to drop dramatically Saturday
• First Alert Forecast: Hot, hot, hot! Plenty of sun, upper 80s for most
• Suspected land mine removed from Florida beach
• Chicago Weather Alert: Morning showers, thunderstorms by evening
• Suspect wanted after teen shot and killed in Brooklyn
• Baltimore Police Find Missing Man Described As Vulnerable
• Three women shot on the South Side
• PAWS Pet of the Week: Sara Lee
• Ex-Minneapolis officer who killed 911 caller will be released
• 3 sisters from Sun Valley killed in crash in Guatemala
• Truck drives through abortion rights protesters in Iowa
• Former Penguins forward Eric Tangradi to coach Shady Side Academy
• 19-year-old man shot, killed in Minneapolis
• Biden signs landmark gun measure, says 'lives will be saved'
• Clarence Thomas suggests Supreme Court could rethink decision on same-sex marriage
• South Park Wave Pool shut down for 7-10 days for repairs
• Biden signs gun control bill into law
• Hey Ray: Invisible Messages
• Jamie's Dream Team hosting 'Touch A Truck' event for children at Ross Park Mall
• 5-month-old girl shot in head, killed in South Shore
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures make a run for 90 degrees on Saturday
• Bloomfield Starbucks workers hit the picket line
• Allegheny County Police investigating after Pittsburgh Police officer shot
• 'Shut Up And Make Babies': Protesters Reveal Deeply Personal Stories Following SCOTUS Decision

Videos from June 25, 2022

• Abortion rights advocates protest in Westwood
• Mandatory evacuation orders in Union Fire downgraded to warning
• Abortion rights protest carry over into Saturday, with more expected Sunday
• What does Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade mean for higher court?
• Only on CBSLA: Family reunited with 12-week-old puppy days after dog was stolen
• Riverside County FD crews stop forward progress of Union Fire
• President Donald Trump touts Supreme Court decision at downstate rally
• Former President Donald Trump touts Supreme Court decision at downstate rally
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 6/25 Nightly Weather at 11PM
• Constitutional law professor answers questions about Roe v. Wade
• Police investigating 3 deaths at Queens home
• 'Fenway Fantasy' raises money for Jimmy Fund
• One person dead after house fire in Uniontown
• Dozens of weapons collected during gun buyback event in Harlem
• Biden signs gun legislation; NY lawmakers fight concealed carry ruling
• Next Weather: WBZ Weather Forecast
• Pro abortion rights protesters in Chicago rally against Supreme Court overturning of Roe v. Wade
• Second annual Cashman, Coughlin & Connelly youth football camp
• Rain chances and double digit temps returning to North Texas
• Next Weather: 10pm report
• SoCal hoops trio take talents to Wyoming
• Rhode Island police officer will face charges for off-duty actions at abortion protest
• Rallies, marches held in New York City after Roe v. Wade ruling
• Ipswich police officer rescues 5, including toddler, from capsized boat
• Twin Cities Pride draws thousands for the 50th year of celebrations
• Crowds protest gun stores in Burbank
• Dallas basketball teams come out in support of abortion rights
• Hundreds gather to remember 3-year-old Harry Kkonde
• Abortion rights supporters and opponents rally in St. Paul
• MBTA says normal service may resume at Government Center on Monday
• 29-year-old man drowns at Long Pond in South Yarmouth
• 1 person killed, 4 others hurt in Bedford-Stuyvesant crash
• 68 animals adopted at Pasadena Humane Society's free adoption day
• Fires break out in McKinney and Palo Pinto County
• Homicide investigation underway at a Rosemead hotel
• Smash-and-grab robbers hit Manhattan Beach jewelry store
• NYPD provides an update on a deadly pedestrian accident in Brooklyn
• Only on CBSLA: Family reunited with 12-week-old puppy after being stolen
• Mandatory evacuation orders issued for some residents in Jurupa Valley's Union Fire
• Moore Pool reopens after renovations
• Union Fire in Jurupa Valley grows to 95 acres
• The Life and Death of Nikki Kuhnhausen
• Crews battle Union Fire in Jurupa Valley
• Man in custody following shooting in Mt. Oliver
• PIX Now
• NYC gears up for Pride March happening Sunday
• Office of chief medical examiner hosts NYC Missing Persons Day
• Demonstrators protest outside Supreme Court after Roe v. Wade decision
• WBZ-TV Digital News Update for June 25, 2022
• Pride Weekend in S.F. kicks off with family-friendly block party
• Abortion rights advocates gather again in Washington Square Park
• One person killed, 4 hurt in Bedford-Stuyvesant crash
• Demonstrators march in San Jose to protest end of Roe v Wade
• How to make the Bob Pomp French Martini
• Fan Cave: Pompin' Ain't Easy
• Abortion rights protesters take to the streets across the country
• First Alert Weather Saturday Night Forecast
• Skin in the Game: Honoring Clemente
• What is pickleball?
• Kennywood Goes Wild(thing)
• Skin in the Game: A Steelers Shrine
• Twin Cities Pride celebrates 50 years
• Mohammed Noor scheduled to be released from prison on Monday
• Protesters take to Chicago streets in march against overturning of Roe v. Wade
• Body found in Minnesota River in Shakopee
• NFL players host youth football camp in Eden Prairie
• Next Weather: 6 p.m. report
• Man shot in downtown Minneapolis parking ramp
• Woman arrested after shooting in Loring Park
• Next Weather: 6 p.m. report
• West LA crash sends four people to hospital, elderly woman in critical condition
• Timberline Fire Protection Truck Rolls Over
• Fireworks Are Illegal In Denver, Many Colorado Communities
• Bear Swats Woman Sleeping Inside Tent Near Trinidad
• For second straight day, protestors march through Downtown LA
• Kayan Cruz arrested after one man shot, another killed in Aurora
• Suspected shooter was temp employee at WeatherTech facility; 1 victim dead, 1 critcially wounded
• Minnesota lawmakers react to Roe v. Wade decision
• No Avs Watch Party For Game 6 At Tivoli
• High Line Canal To Get Upgrade At Recreational Resource
• 23 dogs rescued from unsanitary conditions
• 'Cold front' breaks some of the North Texas heat
• Family Camp Angel marks 17 years
• Graduating Uvalde High School class remembers slain children
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 6/25 Evening Weather at 6PM
• Westbound highway 10 remains closed after flooding
• Former Loveland Police Officer Acknowledges Not Intervening In Rough Arrest
• Longmont Police Ask For Surveillance Video In Arson, Vandalism Investigation
• Colorado Groups Absorb Hate At LGBTQ+ Events To Protect Families
• Abortions stopped in Wisconsin after Roe v. Wade is overturned
• 41st Front Runners New York LGBT Pride Run held in Central Park
• Harlem Pride Festival returns with food, fun for families
• Abortion rights advocates take to the streets across Texas
• Crash off Lake Worth bridge closes 3 lanes on east I-820
• Group rides in honor of legendary Black cyclist Major Taylor
• Nassau County hopes to address lifeguard shortage as summer approaches
• Batting practice event at Fenway Park raises money for Jimmy Fund
• "Trigger laws" halt abortion access in several states
• Mutt Society hands out nearly 100 bikes to kids in Lynn
• FAA: Plane's wing clipped other plane at Newark, no injuries
• Norway raises terrorism alert after deadly Oslo attack
• Russia gets full control of city in eastern Ukraine
• Biden travels to Germany for G-7 summit
• World reacts to U.S. overturning Roe v. Wade
• Next Weather: WBZ Evening Forecast For June 25, 2022
• Dozens of weapons collected during Harlem gun buyback event
• Legislative session to be held to address N.Y. concealed carry ruling
• Thousands protest the Supreme Court striking down Roe v. Wade
• President Biden signs bipartisan Safer Communities Act
• KDKA-TV Weekend Forecast (6/25)
• MBTA, developer work to repair structural damage at Government Center
• 4 pets killed by fire in Dighton
• CBSMiami.com Weather 6-25-22 6PM
• Next Weather: 5 p.m. report
• Organizers: March seeks justice for those "killed in BSO custody"
• Homestead fatal shooting under investigation
• New Yorkers on both sides of Roe v. Wade decision gather
• Salem holds Pride Parade for first time in 2 years
• Miami-Dade County hosts free pediatric COVID-19 vaccine drive
• Twin Cities Pride sees huge turnout for festival weekend
• Lt. Governor Jeanette Nuñez
• Teen killed in north Minneapolis shooting
• Rhode Island police officer suspended for off-duty actions at abortion protest
• President Biden signs gun legislation
• DFL leaders vow to protect abortion rights in Minnesota
• Lightning strikes Plantation home, causing fire inside residence
• Rams owner Stan Kroenke buys more land in Woodland Hills
• Pride Festival takes place in Dormont
• Lawrenceville Independence Day celebration begins
• Peace and Love Walk takes place in Mon Valley
• How did Nikki Kuhnhausen's murder inspire a new law?
• Jury awards $21M to family of pregnant teen shot by Fremont police
• Protestors clash in Denton County
• Protests in Dallas after Supreme Court ruling
• WBZ News Update For June 25, 2022
• Williams Hometown High-Q 11:00 - Part 2 (6/25)
• Williams Hometown High-Q 11:00 - Part 1 (6/25)
• First Alert Weather Saturday Morning Forecast
• 1 killed, 2 wounded at WeatherTech facility in Bolingbrook
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• Shop Local Saturday: Sugamama Bakery Cafe
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• Shop Local Saturday: Rutt's Hut
• Free adoption event in Pasadena
• Protesters march on freeway in downtown LA
• Solemn ceremonies marked a year after Surfside
• Pride weekend events continue across New York City
• South Florida reacts to Roe v. Wade decision
• Feds warn threats of political violence will likely intensify after Roe v. Wade overturned
• 3 shot at WeatherTech in Bolingbrook
• CBSMiami.com Weather 6-25-22 10AM
• Possible deadly shooting investigated in Homestead
• The Big Weekend Chill Is Here
• Suspect wanted after teen shot and killed in Brooklyn
• Ed's Driveway: KIA Sportage
• 4 things to do for June 25, 2022
• First Alert Weather: Rain in the morning, possible thunderstorms by evening
• Sustainable ways to turn your yard into an oasis
• Abortion rights supporters looking for ways to preserve access after Roe v. Wade overturned
• PAWS Pet of the Week: Sara Lee
• Grand Carnivale returns to Valleyfair
• Biden signs gun control bill into law
• Next Weather: 8 a.m. forecast
• "Dressed by Nature: Textiles of Japan" opens at MIA
• Police investigate shooting at WeatherTech in Bolingbrook
• Leaked draft of Roe v. Wade helped Massachusetts prepare for Friday's Supreme Court decision, expert
• Morning headlines from June 25, 2022
• More protests Saturday after SCOTUS overturns Roe v. Wade
• Truck drives through abortion rights protesters in Iowa
• 19-year-old shot and killed in Minneapolis
• Justice Clarence Thomas suggests Supreme Court could rethink decisions on contraceptives, same-sex m
• South Park Wave Pool Closed
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/25 Saturday morning update
• The Dish: Al and Kitty Tait on creating baked goods, new cookbook
• Hey Ray: Invisible Messages
• Jamie's Dream Team hosting 'Touch A Truck'
• At least two killed in Norway mass shooting
• Next Weather: WBZ Morning Update For June 25
• Allegheny County Police investigating shooting in Mt. Oliver
• What’s driving inflation, high gas prices?
• KDKA-TV Morning Forecast (6/25)
• How the Supreme Court ruling will impact politics, midterm elections
• Some abortion clinics close after Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade
• Breaking down what overturning Roe v. Wade means
• Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade in landmark decision
• Bloomfield Starbucks workers on strike