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Articles from June 18, 2023

• Mayor Karen Bass sets lofty goal of ending street homelessness by 2026
• Firefighters face new challenges combating California wildfires
• Pres. Biden to hold 4 campaign fundraisers in San Francisco Bay Area
• Police arrest 11, seize 125 stolen items in operation at Great Mall in Milpitas
• This year's Pride celebrations marred by backlash against trans community
• Young scores 24 points, Plum adds 21 to help Aces beat Lynx 93-62
• Red Sox sweep Yankees in doubleheader and series
• Dog stabbed in Central Park had to be euthanized, police say
• Brooklyn Center police investigate deadly shooting of Jorell Coppage near Minneapolis border
• NYPD investigating multiple weekend attacks in transit system
• Police: Man stabs dog in Central Park; dog euthanized
• Queens residents blame ARB Parking for clogging area streets
• Woman accused of attacking mom on Bronx subway platform
• Oil slick found near Buzzards Bay being monitored by Coast Guard
• Police: Child critically injured in East Harlem hit-and-run
• Hundreds of North Texans celebrate first Juneteenth block party held in Deep Ellum
• Exhibit honoring players who broke MLB's color barrier opens in Boston
• 'It's a killing machine:' Body of 23-year-old recovered after drowning in Westmoreland County
• Multiple North Texas organizations heading east to help those impacted by storms
• Young Red Sox fan throws gifted foul ball back at game
• Karim Abou Najm's father walks in slain son's place at UC Davis graduation
• Deer adding insult to drought's injury on some Minnesota farms
• Minneapolis community group celebrates "Roof Depot" victory
• Wyndham Clark plays big and becomes a major champion at the US Open
• East Bay man's search for biological father yields letter from long ago
• NEXT Weather: Unsettled weather pattern arrives in Philadelphia this week
• Broadway stars gather for Juneteenth concert
• Minnesota AG Ellison warns Taylor Swift fans of scams ahead of US Bank Stadium shows
• Black culture, electric performance by The Isley Brothers at the forefront of AFRAM festival
• Chicago shooting: 2 killed, 3 others injured in Roseland
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Dry conditions, temperatures in mid 80s continue
• Hampton Beach Sand Sculpting Classic contest takes place in New Hampshire
• Ukraine, Russia taking heavy casualties in counteroffensive
• Juneteenth NYC Festival honors dads at Prospect Park party
• Brush fire burns beside Lake Cunningham in San Jose
• Pride flags at Stonewall monument vandalized for 3rd time
• "I owe it to my sister": Mallory Brodnik turns grief into cancer research funding through basketball
• Breaking down heat-related alerts & what they mean
• Sacramento-area doctor facing felony sexual battery charges arrested at SFO
• Tapia nearly hits grand slam, Brewers rally to hand Pirates 6th straight loss 5-2
• Taunton mayor's missing daughter found safe in Ohio
• 2 dead after plane crash in Cambria County
• Arapahoe deputies investigate fatal crash on E. Dry Creek Rd
• What is the difference between a heat stroke and heat exhaustion?
• Sources: 2 women slashed at Upper East Side subway station
• Neighbors say homes were struck by bullets in shooting during Willowbrook Juneteenth gathering
• Wilt Chamberlain's rookie home uniform sells at auction for $1.79M
• Giants finish off sweep of Dodgers with 7-3 win in Los Angeles
• 3-time Sixth Man award winner, former Sixer Lou Williams announces retirement
• Schwarber's 20th homer propels Phillies to victory over the A's, series sweep
• SpaceX launches Indonesian communications satellite
• Brittney Griner is honored in Washington despite missing Mercury's game with a hip injury
• Worshippers gather to reflect on the importance of Juneteenth
• Excessive Heat Warning issued for North Texas Monday, Tuesday
• Witnesses recount deadly mass shooting at Juneteenth gathering near Willowbrook
• Giants finish off rare sweep of Dodgers in L.A. with 7-3 win
• Phillies edge A's for series sweep
• 2 hurt in shooting on Broadway in Oak Park area of Sacramento
• Arenado homers twice, Cardinals beat Mets to take series
• Dozens gather for walking tours in Chester County in honor of Juneteenth
• SF Giants finish off rare sweep of Dodgers in Los Angeles with 7-3 Father's Day win
• The Red Hot Chili Peppers on 40 years of music
• Taiwan's Chiang Kai-shek
• China's cyber assault on Taiwan
• As tensions with China rise, life goes on in Taiwan
• Stories from freed Ukrainian POWs about abuse and torture in Russian prisons
• Red Hot Chili Peppers: Athletes on stage
• Schumer calls for action on nationwide drug shortage
• Vegetation fire burns too close for comfort to Sacramento County home
• PA state trooper killed ID, another wounded after gunman attacks police barracks
• Father Judge boys' baseball team wins first state championship vs. Mt. Lebanon
• Group of burglars hit small businesses in Northridge, make of with thousands in cash and goods
• Maine man facing DUI charges after multi-vehicle crash in North Hampton, NH
• Ohtani, Trout homer to lead Angels past Royals 5-2
• Port Discovery's 'Let It Shine' series designed to celebrate Baltimore's diversity with interactive experiences
• Biden strikes economic populist tone during campaign rally before exuberant union members
• Monument unveiled at Elizabeth Juneteenth event
• Torkelson, Carpenter homer as Tigers beat Twins 6-4 to take 3 of 4 in the series
• Washington Wizards reportedly finalizing trade to send All-Star Bradley Beal to Phoenix
• Earthquake with preliminary magnitude of 6.3 recorded near Cabo San Lucas
• Pittsburgh Pirates recalling No. 1 overall pick Henry Davis
• 5-year-old, Philadelphia man shot in Bala Cynwyd: police
• CHP investigate fatal solo vehicle crash that killed driver on Hwy 101 in Santa Rosa
• Person arrested for shoving officer to ground in Fell's Point
• Fire that destroyed veteran's home shuttle bus under investigation
• Orioles avoid sweep with 6-3 win over Chicago Cubs
• Man charged in South Loop Green Line stabbing held on $250,000 bond
• Thieves target several more businesses in smash-and-grab burglaries on South, Southwest Sides
• 1 dead, 22 wounded in mass shooting at Juneteenth celebration Illinois
• North Texas sees sunny skies, hot temperatures this Father's Day
• Collapsed section of I-95 to reopen in 2 weeks, Gov. Josh Shapiro says
• Pilot uninjured after ultralight aircraft makes hard landing in Winchester
• Barr: "I don't like the idea of a former president serving time" in prison
• Ambulance hit while responding to crash in Minneapolis involving possibly impaired driver
• 3 killed in Kandiyohi County head-on crash
• Mass shooting in St. Louis leaves 1 minor dead, 9 injured, police say
• Elevated fire danger likely across Antelope Valley due to gusty winds, low humidity
• Chris Christie says Trump in "severe legal trouble" in documents case
• State patrol investigating fatal crash in Clear Lake
• Containment on Snell Fire in Napa County up to 80 percent
• MIT student injured after falling out third-floor window
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation," June 11
• San Francisco fentanyl crisis spawns competing policy proposals
• Black dads are more likely to play, dress and share a meal with their child, CDC data shows
• California governor proposes rolling back access to police misconduct records
• Hovercraft returns to sea after running aground on Hampton Beach
• Medical examiner officially IDs 5 killed in south Minneapolis crash
• 3 shot dropped off at hospital by stolen vehicle, 1 critical: police
• Juneteenth NYC ends with march and concert in Prospect Park
• Jim McGreevey eyes political comeback after resigning as New Jersey governor in 2004
• Transcript: Sen. Richard Blumenthal on "Face the Nation," June 18, 2023
• 4-year-old among 5 shot in South Philadelphia shooting: police
• Public's help wanted to locate 14-year-old boy last seen in Lancaster
• Facing South Florida for June 18: Trump Arraignments Impact
• Transcript: Former Attorney General William Barr on "Face the Nation," June 18, 2023
• Facing South Florida for June 18: Abortion Rights
• West Side high school to host day of service in honor of Juneteenth
• Summer intern's commute goes viral, flying from SC to NJ because it's cheaper than renting
• H.R. McMaster: Relationship with China is "worse" than Cold War
• KD Sunday Spotlight: Cats get another chance at life at Frankie's Friends
• Transcript: Former National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster on "Face the Nation," June 18, 2023
• Transcript: Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie on "Face the Nation," June 18, 2023
• 1 person killed, 4 others injured in Pasadena crash following traffic stop initiation
• Some Oakland businesses go cashless to deter thieves
• Lawrenceville Corporation hosts LGBTQIA+ block party
• Weaponizing the American flag as a tool of hate
• 4.2 magnitude earthquake rattles Mendocino County
• Blinken meets with Chinese foreign minister on high-stakes diplomatic trip
• Wildfire in BWCAW was caused by human and is now 80% contained: US Forest Service
• Rediscovering Paul McCartney's photos of The Beatles' 1964 invasion
• On Father's Day Jim Gaffigan ponders the peculiar lives of childless men
• Bronx shooting suspect wanted after 25-year-old killed overnight
• DuSable Black History Museum hosting Juneteenth celebrations Monday
• Prior Lake man suffers grave injuries in Rice County motorcycle crash
• With more than 100 lifeguards recruited, Pittsburgh opens its pools
• Twin Cities dads meet after life-saving kidney transplant: "You're family to me"
• 3-time Sixth Man award winner Lou Williams announces retirement
• Man shot in head on Lower East Side, suspect at large
• Human composting: The rising interest in natural burial
• South Florida honors Juneteenth at Hard Rock Stadium
• The fight over medical care for transgender youth
• Woman critically injured in shooting at Malden apartment complex
• How a daughter completed her father's bucket list
• A warmer and drier weather pattern returns
• NEXT Weather: Monday kicks off hot, dry stretch
• PA House Bill 319 aims to broaden LGBTQ+ protections
• 'The more we celebrate, the more welcoming we are:' Pittsburgh celebrates Juneteenth
• Father's Day is today. Here are the best gifts you can still get delivered today
• 1 killed, 3 wounded in shooting during fight inside West Side garage
• Upper Makefield Township police help rescue 6 ducklings from storm drain
• One dead, three injured in motorcycle crash in Scott Township
• Suspect charged after stabbing man on CTA Green Line platform in South Loop
• U.S Coast Guard search for South Florida Diver missing after diving in Bimini
• 3 people injured in Stockton shooting Saturday following large fight
• Pittsburgh Weather: Father's Day full of sunshine and warmth
• Wake Forest offense arrives in time to produce a 3-2 win over Stanford in the College World Series
• Shooting in Penn Hills leaves one woman dead
• Body recovered from Chicago River near Salt Shed venue identified as missing man Noah Enos
• First Alert Weather: Summer weather returns with week-long stay
• I-95 construction: Rendering shows how temporary bridge will look
• Taylor Swift's Eras Tour night 2 sets Acrisure Stadium record
• Philadelphia celebrates freedom from slavery with largest Juneteenth parade in U.S.
• Eagles Hall of Famer Bob "Boomer" Brown dies at 81
• Giants' 15-0 rout of slumping LA matches worst home shutout loss in Dodgers' history
• Juneteenth celebration brings communities together in Beverly, Morgan Park
• Mundelein man on parole for murder accused of trying to carjack man at gunpoint in Naperville

Videos from June 18, 2023

• At least 2 injured in double shooting, rolling gun battle on San Francisco waterfront
• Crowds flock to Pasadena Chalk Festival
• Crowds flock to Pasadena Chalk Festival
• Hawthorne small business owner's van stolen
• Medical expert offers long-term health tips on Father's Day
• Raw Video: Police investigate related San Francisco waterfront shootings
• Karim Abou Najm's father walks in slain son's place at UC Davis graduation
• Scott Fire in Yuba County nearly fully contained
• Firefighters face new challenges combating wildfires
• 15-year-old Yorkshire terrier fighting for life after being kicked by homeless man in Venice
• Mayor Bass sets lofty goal of ending street homelessness by 2026
• Vietnam veteran receives high school diploma 54 years later
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 6/18/23 Nightly Weather
• NEXT Weather: 10 p.m. report from June 18, 2023
• Talking Points: Twin Cities Pride tempered by backlash against transgender people
• Woman wanted for attacking mother on Bronx subway platform
• Hampton Beach Sand Sculpting Classic contest takes place in New Hampshire
• Oil slick found near Buzzards Bay being monitored by Coast Guard
• Triple-digit temperatures return to North Texas Monday
• Secretary of State Blinken arrives in Beijing for diplomatic mission
• Next Weather: WBZ weather forecast
• Hundreds of North Texans celebrate first Juneteenth block party held in Deep Ellum
• Chicago shooting: 1 killed, 5 others injured in Roseland
• Meteorologist Steve Sosna has your Sunday night forecast (6/18/2023)
• NEXT Weather: Unsettled pattern
• Queens residents blame ARB Parking for taking parking spots on streets
• Exhibit honoring players who broke MLB's color barrier opens at Emerson College
• East Phillips Neighborhood Institute celebrates "Roof Depot" victory
• Deer adding to farmer’s woes as drought conditions linger
• Taunton mayor's missing daughter found safe in Ohio
• Community mourns five friends killed in high-speed Minneapolis crash
• "Broadway Celebrates Juneteenth" concert held in Times Square
• Biden heads to California as reelection efforts take on new urgency
• Body of 23-year-old recovered after drowning in Westmoreland County
• Multiple North Texas organizations heading east to help those impacted by storms
• Stonewall National Monument Pride flag display vandalized for 3rd time
• Businesses still feeling impacts one week after I-95 collapse
• 2 injured, including teen, after car crashes through fence in Chelsea
• Multiple stabbings, slashings in NYC transit system under investigation
• Black culture, electric performance by The Isley Brothers at the forefront of AFRAM festival
• 6-year-old boy critically hurt in hit-and-run in East Harlem, NYPD says
• PIX Now Evening Edition 6-18-23
• Fire crews mop up hot spots at San Jose storage facility
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Dry conditions, temperatures in mid 80s continue
• Legendary R&B group The Isley Brothers talk about AFRAM performance
• Brush fire burns beside Lake Cunningham in San Jose
• NYPD investigating multiple weekend attacks in transit system
• CBI issues Missing Indigenous Alert for 32-year-old out of Denver
• Four people killed in separate Minnesota head-on crashes Sunday
• Firefighter injured while battling house fire in Irvine
• Hundreds gather for 28th Annual Rodeo Drive Concour d'Elegance
• Assemblyman Miguel Santiago joins families for annual Father's Day march in Boyle Heights
• Colorado woman says she's homeless after thieves stole her trailer
• East Bay man's search for biological father yields letter from long ago
• First Alert Weather Sunday night forecast 6-18-23
• Father's Day weather forecast - June 18, 2023
• Group of burglars caught hitting number of Northridge small businesses
• Suspect arrested after being barricaded for hours inside Auburn home
• Sacramento area doctor facing felony sexual battery charges arrested at SFO
• 2 hurt in Oak Park shooting
• Grass fire gets dangerously close to homes in south Sacramento County
• Neighbors say homes were struck by bullets in shooting during Willowbrook Juneteenth gathering
• Summer heat surges for Junteenth!
• WBZ News Update for June 18, 2023
• Colorado woman is asking for help after trailer was stolen by thieves
• Excessive Heat Warning issued for North Texas Monday, Tuesday
• Texas Baptist Men take on personal project to help fire victim in need
• Life in Taiwan with China flexing its military might | 60 Minutes
• Deep Ellum celebrates Juneteenth Sunday
• Intersections 6/18/23 Part 4
• ERCOT Weather Watch continues for North Texas
• Intersections 6/18/23 Part 3
• Witnesses recount deadly mass shooting at Juneteenth gathering near Willowbrook
• DIA to test out facial recognition technology at TSA
• Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office investigates fatal crash on East Dry Creek Road
• NEXT Weather: Summer begins Wednesday
• Fathers step in for belly flop contest at Water World
• “Please let me die”: Freed Ukrainian POW describes first thoughts after Russian capture | 60 Minutes
• KDKA-TV Weekend Forecast (6/18)
• Hovercraft returns to sea after running aground on Hampton Beach
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 6/18/23 Evening Weather
• Pa, DEP issues Code Orange Air Quality Action Day for Monday
• Meet Diego Vega, the young boy fighting cancer with the help of Alex's Lemonade Stand
• Investigation into deadly trooper shooting continues
• Bay Area pizza joint thriving as worker co-op
• Worshippers gather to reflect on the importance of Juneteenth
• I-95 collapse in Philadelphia: Latest video shows crews rebuilding highway
• Meteorologist Steve Sosna has your Sunday evening forecast (6/18/2023)
• MIT student injured after falling out third-floor window
• NEXT Weather: 5:30 p.m. report from June 18, 2023
• Fire rips through home in Lower Burrell
• Shooting in Bala Cynwyd leaves 5-year-old, man injured
• Body of drowning victim recovered in Westmoreland County
• Sen. Chuck Schumer calls for action on nationwide drug shortage
• Plan to flush wastewater from Fukushima power plant raises new fears
• Next Weather: WBZ evening forecast for June 18
• Twins fans celebrate Father’s Day at Target Field
• West Virginia basketball coach Bob Huggins resigns after DUI
• 2 Pa. State Troopers identified after being shot by suspect
• 1 killed, over 19 injured in Juneteenth event shooting near Chicago
• US Forest Service: BWCAW wildfire caused by human actions
• Monument honoring African ancestors unveiled in Elizabeth
• Juneteenth NYC Festival honors fathers at Prospect Park party
• Americans continue spending as inflation cools
• Chester County History Center hosts walking tours to honor Juneteenth
• Police: Man stabs dog after dispute in Central Park; dog euthanized
• Port Discovery's 'Let It Shine' series designed to celebrate Baltimore's diversity with interactive
• Ukraine, Russia both suffering heavy casualties, British intelligence says
• Woman critically injured in shooting at Malden apartment complex
• Gun violence erupts over holiday weekend
• Police investigating subway stabbing in Brooklyn
• Electric performances, Black culture at the forefront of AFRAM's second day
• Sources: 2 women slashed at Upper East Side subway station
• Community mourns five friends killed in high-speed Minneapolis crash
• Blinken meets with Chinese foreign minister in Beijing
• 6/18: The Takeout: Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse
• Fire that destroyed veteran's home shuttle bus under investigation
• 1 hospitalized after shooting in Banksville
• North Texas sees sunny skies, hot temperatures this Father's Day
• Father's Day at Polanco
• We're Just Curious Viewer Answers, 10am
• Gander Taphouse
• Next Weather: WBZ Midday Forecast For June 18
• WBZ News Update For June 18, 2023
• Full interview: Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie
• J's Jukebox Jams - 6/18
• Navin's Custom Tailors
• 8:38 Stretch
• Seniors in the Ocho, Part 2
• California Museum "Black Pioneers" Pictorial Quilt Exhibit
• We're Just Curious Viewer Answers, 8am
• Kazooooooo This!
• Sourdough Discard Goods
• Seniors in the Ocho, Part 1
• Sweet 70's Fair Oaks Estate Sale
• Jim McGreevey reflects on resigning as New Jersey's governor
• Would New Yorkers rather have more time or money?
• Can Chris Christie win the Republican presidential nomination?
• Former New Jersey Gov. Jim McGreevey eyes political comeback
• NEXT Weather: 11 a.m. report from June 18, 2023
• Facing South Florida for June 18: Trump Arraignments Impact
• WCCO's Shayla Reaves' new book releases Monday
• Twin Cities Pride Parade Grand Marshal Dr. Angela Goepferd on challenges trans people are facing
• 20 people shot in Chicago suburb
• Facing South Florida for June 8: Abortion Rights
• Here Comes the Sun: Talk show host Andy Cohen and shoes on or off?
• Vice President Kamala Harris praises young climate activists in Colorado
• Doctors say Deion 'Coach Prime' Sanders may need foot amputated
• "The Knot's" executive editor weighs in on 2023 wedding trends
• North Lawndale High School hosting first ever day of service
• CBS News correspondents on "tumultuous week" in Washington amid Trump indictment
• Intersections 6/18/23 Part 2
• Blumenthal says all tools, including subpoenas and hearings, are on the table in PGA-LIV merger
• Keller @ Large: How the T could benefit from privatization
• H.R. McMaster says relationship with China is “worse” than Cold War between U.S. and Russia
• Face the Nation: McMaster, Blumenthal
• KD Sunday Spotlight: Frankie's Friends
• Economy sends mixed signals as Fed pauses interest rate hikes
• Keller @ Large: Does new MBTA boss Phillip Eng plan a major shakeup?
• Summer Fest 2023 underway in Hyde Park
• Orphan Kitten Rescue
• Chris Christie says Trump could be in "severe legal trouble" in documents case
• Bill Barr condemns alleged Trump conduct, but says “I don't like the idea of a former president serving time”
• Father's Day Vino and Vinyl
• We're Just Curious - 6/18
• Blinken, Chinese foreign minister meet in China as U.S. hopes to avoid a military clash
• 6/18: Face The Nation
• Open: This is "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," June 18, 2023
• Digital Brief: June 18, 2023 (AM)
• PIX Now Morning Edition 6-18-23
• Intersections 6/18/23 Part 1
• First Alert Weather Sunday night forecast 6-18-23
• LGBTQIA+ Block Party held in Lawrenceville
• Some Oakland businesses go cashless to deter thieves
• Welcome Andrea Grymes' daughter Victoria Irene!
• Juneteenth celebrations at DuSable Black History Museum
• City pools open for the summer
• Lt. General H.R. McMaster | Full Interview
• NYPD: Gunman killed 25-year-old in West Farms section overnight
• Father's Day event by 'Operation Warm Wishes' to celebrate dads-in-need
• Bright Spot: Duck finds unusual place to nest in Woodbury
• Twin Cities dads meet after life-saving kidney transplant
• Dust advisory to go into effect for Riverside County
• Prior Lake man suffers grave injuries in motorcycle crash
• Juneteenth NYC ends with march and concert in Prospect Park
• Colorado weather: Warming up for Father's Day
• Abigail Degler Has Your Updated AFRAM Sunday Forecast (6/18/2023)
• Alex Biston's weather forecast (June 18)
• What Caught My Eye: June 18, 2023
• 4 things to know from June 18, 2023
• NEXT Weather: 7:30 a.m. report from June 18, 2023
• Woman hospitalized, large police investigation underway at Malden apartment complex
• President Biden hits campaign trail
• Pittsburgh gathers to celebrate Juneteenth
• WCCO digital update: Morning of June 18, 2023
• Weekend Forecast: Heavy rains, thunderstorms
• Hard Rock Stadium honors Juneteenth
• Man shot in head on Lower East Side, in critical condition
• Thousands celebrate Stonewall Pride Parade in Wilton Manors
• Tavon Silver identified as man found stabbed at Union Square station
• USCG: Crews offload over 14,153 pounds of cocaine, worth more than $186 million
• 4-year-old boy, 2 women struck by stray bullets in South Philadelphia shooting
• Doral police fatally shoot man following home invasion, officials say
• Bob Huggins resigns after DUI arrest
• Dog park dos and don'ts
• Next Weather: WBZ Morning Update For June 18
• Upper Makefield Township police rescue baby ducks from storm drain
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's Sunday morning update - 6/18/23
• Nature: Mute swans
• When Old Glory was turned into a weapon
• Answering pleas for help
• Paul McCartney's photos of The Beatles' 1964 invasion
• Jim Gaffigan on Father's Day for men without kids
• Paul R. Williams, "the Michael Jordan of African American architects"
• Passage: Remembering Daniel Ellsberg
• Human composting: The rising interest in natural burial
• Transgender youth and the fight over medical care
• Mass shooting in Willowbrook leaves 1 dead, 20 hurt
• A daughter ticks off her late father's bucket list
• U.S Coast guard searching for South Florida diver
• Man in critical condition after double shooting in North Philadelphia
• Sunday Business Page: Americans not using vacation
• Philadelphia celebrates freedom from slavery with largest Juneteenth parade in nation
• One dead, three injured in motorcycle crash
• WVU basketball coach Bob Huggins resigns after DUI arrest in Pittsburgh
• U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken in China on high-stakes mission to cool heated tensions
• KDKA-TV Morning Forecast (6/18)
• Pennsylvania House Bill 319 aims to broaden LGBTQ+ protections
• Woman killed in Penn Hills
• First Alert Weather: Temps increase as summer weather returns
• NEXT Weather: Sunny, warm Father's Day; air quality alerts in Lancaster, Berks counties
• Police respond after shooting at large gathering in Willowbrook
• Philadelphia parade, festival celebrates Juneteenth
• Bob Brown, Hall of Fame offensive lineman in pro and collegiate football, dies at 81
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Dry conditions continue, temperatures warm
• Juneteenth celebration brings communities together in Beverly, Morgan Park
• Mundelein man on parole for murder accused of trying to carjack man at gunpoint in Naperville
• 4 men critical, 1 teen girl in fair condition following mass shooting in Lincoln Park
• NEXT Weather: Fabulous Father’s Day