Site Map June 19, 2020

Years / 2020 / June / 19

• White House announces July 4th celebration plans
• IRS permits more Americans to tap retirement accounts without penalty
• Study ties blood type to COVID-19 risk: O may help, A may hurt
• Austin ranks sixth-best city in U.S. for gamers
• Coronavirus impacts your home's value — here's how
• Mortgage rates are going down — see how much you can save now
• Arnold Schwarzenegger says anyone making COVID-19 masks ‘a political issue is an absolute moron’
• As US remains stuck in 1st coronavirus wave, Harvard expert says 'it’s probably not even halftime'
• H-E-B recalls Hill Country Fare juice products, may contain milk allergen
• Dallas bar’s alcohol permit temporarily suspended for not following COVID-19 protocols
• Texas to begin requiring unemployed to search for jobs in July
• Tennessee passes heartbeat bill, bans abortions for babies with Down syndrome
• Children’s Robitussin products recalled over incorrect dosing cups
• Teen, father fight off shark at North Carolina beach
• H-E-B to require customers to wear face coverings in stores again
• Apple re-closes some stores, raising economic concerns
• Send your dad a virtual Father’s Day message
• Navy upholds firing of carrier captain in coronavirus outbreak
• NCAA expands ban, joins SEC in targeting Confederate flag
• American Airlines passenger claims he was racially profiled at LAX
• Over 3,800 new coronavirus cases in reported in Florida; yet another record increase
• Travis and Williamson County DAs announce joint investigation into Javier Ambler case
• Members of Congress introduce bills to make Juneteenth a federal holiday
• CapMetro to make Juneteenth a company holiday beginning next year
• AMC Theaters reverses course on masks after backlash
• ATCEMS: Person dies after falling four stories at construction site in South Austin
• Mayor of Columbus, Ohio says city will remove Christopher Columbus statue
• America marks Juneteenth as protests bring new attention
• Council member Casar donates campaign donations from APA to Austin Justice Coalition
• Illinois fire department warns against leaving hand sanitizer in cars after dashboard fire
• FOX stars come together to commemorate Juneteenth
• 93-year-old Fort Worth grandma leads march to make Juneteenth a national holiday
• UT Austin: FDA drug standards may delay new drug approvals for COVID-19
• 5 Phillies players, 3 staff members test positive for the coronavirus in Clearwater
• Louisville police officer involved in Breonna Taylor shooting will be fired
• Owner of Fast Eddie's Auto Repair being forced out of East Austin
• Combination of healthy lifestyle traits may reduce Alzheimer’s risk by 60%, study finds
• Trump says he will renew effort to end DACA protections
• Parents can pay for college without going into massive debt — here's how
• U.S. Coast Guard rescues sea turtle tangled in crab pots near the Florida Keys
• One killed in multi-vehicle crash involving 18-wheeler
• Masks now required in all Dallas County businesses
• St. Pete's retired K9 'Justice' passes away after years of serving city
• Ian Holm, 'Lord of the Rings' and 'Alien' star, dies at 88
• Free COVID-19 testing for construction workers at Sacred Heart Catholic Church
• How to Help: Austin launches campaign to connect volunteers, donors, organizations responding to COVID-19
• Lightfoot: Christoper Columbus statues shouldn't be taken down
• Six Flags Over Texas reopens with safety procedures
• 'He was always there with us': Family recreates photo with dog from first grade to graduation
• Heat, virus no deterrent for Trump fans camped outside Tulsa arena