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• Deaf High School Football Players Play Beyond Limitations At Sacramento Camp
• Wildfires, El Nino, Heavy Rain, A Recipe For Destructive Mudslides, Floods In California
• Pagan, Duffy Lead Giants To 8-5 Win Over Phillies
• Funeral Fundraiser Held For Slain Sacramento Man
• Acclaimed Tony-Winning Actor, 'Cheers' Snob Roger Rees Dead At 71
• 10 County Jail Personnel Relieved Of Duty Pending Investigation Into Inmate Abuse Allegations
• Water Genius
• Vet Finds 62 Hair Bands, 8 Pairs Of Underwear In Dog's Stomach
• California School For The Deaf
• Jungmann Pitches 3-Hitter As Brewers Beat Dodgers
• Iwakuma Stifles Angels' Bats As Mariners Win 5-0
• Only On 9: Surfer Who Encountered 'Aggressive' Great White Shark Speaks Out
• Lawler Stops MacDonald in 5th Round, Defends UFC 170-Pound Belt
• Pershing Square Downtown Stage Offers 6 Weeks Of Free Outdoor Concerts, Movies, Events
• NAACP Ends 15-Year Boycott Of South Carolina Now That Confederate Flag No Longer Flies At Statehouse
• 2 People Sought In Connection With Fatal Rollover Crash In Auburn
• Game Is No Different Other Than Its Silence
• Two Killed, Several Injured In Collision On I-78 In Warren Township
• Red Sox Fan Leaves Hospital After Getting Hit By Foul Ball At Fenway Park
• Trump: 'If I Get The Nomination, I Will Win The Hispanic Vote!'
• Man Charged With Assaulting 11-Year-Old Girl At DCR Pool In Waltham
• Firefighters Battle 4-Alarm Commercial Building Fire In Brockton
• Baltimore Church Dedicating Youth Center To Freddie Gray
• Rafting Gone Wild Crowd Not As Wild As In Previous Years
• Dorchester Boy Hurt Playing With Fireworks Recovering At Home
• Bystander Throws Water On Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
• Md. Woman Designs Space Blankets For US Satellites
• 'To Kill A Mockingbird' Author Harper Lee Releases Second Novel After 55 Years
• 1 Dead In Friday's NW Baltimore Shooting
• Chelsea Man Drowns At Plymouth Pond
• 2 Hospitalized Following Pedestrian Accident In Ocean City
• Suburban Police Seek $1M Repayment For Baltimore Riot Help
• Reports: Father Of Missing Shasta County Infant Missing And Armed
• Gov. Hogan Names CEO For BWI Airport, Fires Veteran Chief
• R.I. Beach Evacuated After An 'Energy Release' Injures Woman
• The Hit
• 7/12 CBS2 Sunday Morning Weather
• Police: No Signs Of Foul Play After 9-Year-Old Boy's Body Found In Lake
• $1 Million Reward For Judy Garland's Missing Ruby Red Slippers From Wizard Of Oz
• Rodriguez, Red Sox Beat Yankees
• Russell Scores 14 In Lakers Win Against Okafor, 76ers
• FSU Football Coach Bans Players From Bars
• Pedroia Takes Salem Five Bank Contest Winners On Boston Trolley Tour
• Ramirez, Betts Help Red Sox Beat Yankees 5-3
• Man, 70ish, Being Taken To Hospital In Ambulance For Non-Life Threatening Matter Killed When It Crashes
• Former Gopher Mike Reilly Hoping To Stay Local With Wild
• Harper, Espinosa HRs Carry Nationals Over Orioles 7-4
• Man Found Shot To Death In Stockton
• Police Arrest Alleged South Florida Brush Fires Starter
• Candlelight Vigil Planned For Bicyclist, 24, Killed In Montebello Hit-And-Run
• Philadelphia Scores All 3 Goals Late, Shuts Out Portland
• Red Bulls Beat New England Revolution
• Small Venomous Snake Mysteriously Missing From San Francisco Zoo Exhibit
• Batman V. Superman Trailer Debuts: Can You Spot Detroit? [VIDEO]
• Surveillance Video Shows Teens On Bikes Groping Women
• New Horizons image shows Pluto's far side
• Entangled Humpback Whale Freed Off Provincetown Coast
• Embiid Expected To Miss Season
• New 'Batman v Superman' Trailer Released at Comic-Con
• Troy Fire Department Actually Saves Two Cats Stuck In A Tree
• Pope urges Paraguay to seek peace, equality and justice
• Authorities In Pierce County, Wis. Arrest Homicide Victim's Wife
• Car Wash Fundraiser Held In Colton For Mother Of 4 Killed In Ice Cave Accident
• Dozens Of Whales Frolicking Off Coast Prompts Warning For NorCal Boaters
• Marlins Lose Gordon To Thumb Injury In 14-3 Win Over Reds
• Greenville Police Searching For Man Believed To Be In Danger
• Minnesota United Players Make A Multilingual Team
• Watch One Of Mexico's Most Dangerous Volcanos Erupt, Spew Ash, Cinders Via Webcam
• Top 5 Most Dominant Pitchers Of 2015
• WEATHER BLOG: Sunny Sunday!
• Dash Cam Appears To Show Bicyclist Fleeing Serious Upper East Side Crash
• State Police: Heroin, Guns, $350,000 Seized From Lawrence Man's Home, Truck
• Snowmass Village Town Councilman Allegeldy Causes $14,000 In Damage
• Twins Collect 16 Hits In 9-5 Win Over Tigers
• Thousands Gather At Central Park For Christian Rally
• Home A Total Loss Despite Efforts Of 34 Firefighters
• Tiny Homes Keep Seniors Close To Family, Away From Assisted Living
• Trump on Jeb Bush: "I don't see him as a factor"
• Expandable shoes aim to keep up with kids' growing feet
• Child Hit By Car In The Strip District
• Woman Thrown From SUV In Crash Has Life-Threatening Injuries, Police Pursue Charges
• Dodgers Pitcher Brandon Beachy Set For First Start In 2 Years
• Trump Criticizes Border Policy As Well As Trade Agenda
• Three Injured After Car Crashes Into Queens Village Bar
• Sale Outpitches Lester, White Sox Beat Cubs 5-1
• Harvey Uses Arm, Bat To Lead Mets Past Diamondbacks
• Detroit Reverend: GM Needs To End Sponsorship Of Kid Rock If He Continues To Use Confederate Flag
• NAACP Votes To End Economic Boycott Of South Carolina At National Convention In Philadelphia
• Bill Would Allow Marijuana Businesses Access To Banking Services
• Family Suing Jail, Health Care Provider After Inmate's Death
• Fantasy Baseball All-Star Edition: Which Players Do You Actually Want On Your Team?
• New Miss Florida USA Crowned, Trump An Afterthought
• Former Deputy Receives 3-Year Probation For Stealing, Trying To Sell Guns
• Boaters Warned As Large Number Of Whales Gather Off Coast Near SF
• Man Falls 15 Feet While Working On Roof
• NASA's Volcanic Ash Test Aims To Study Engine Health, Improve Aviation Safety
• Serena Williams Wins Wimbledon, On Brink Of Tennis History
• Search Resumes For Missing Shasta County Infant
• Man Wearing American Flag Shirt Accused Of Raping Woman Inside Port Authority Bus Terminal
• ​Afghanistan says U.S. strikes destroy ISIS branch
• Husband, Wife Killed in Fire at Multi-Family Home In Bayonne
• ​Comic-Con: New "Batman v. Superman" trailer released
• Timberwolves Trade Budinger To Pacers
• As nuclear talks continue, Iran's supreme leader slams U.S. "arrogance"
• ATM User Robbed At Gunpoint With Children In Car
• Police: 1 Dead, 2 Hospitalized In New Castle County Accident
• Man Charged In 3-Vehicle Crash That Killed 2 Adults, Baby
• Comic-Con No-Shows Signal Shifting Times For Big Movies
• Escaped monkey captured at Memphis Zoo
• Watch The 19th Hole With Blair O'Neal
• Twins' Brian Dozier Fills Last-Minute Slot On All-Star Roster
• Suspect Arrested In Shooting Death Of Long Beach Man
• Police Investigate Reported Sexual Assault In Overbrook
• Police Investigate Bank Robbery In Aurora
• Community Groups Raise Money And Clean Up Neighborhoods With Tire Round-Up Program
• ​2nd FSU player charged with punching woman in as many weeks
• Wild Re-Sign Restricted Free Agent Folin For 2 Years
• Police: St. Cloud Man Suspected Of Setting Fire In Woman's Apartment
• Shooting Takes Place In LoDo Near Busy Strip Of Bars
• Robbery Suspect Shot, Killed By Intended Victim
• ​$1 million reward for Dorothy's ruby slippers
• Free Dog Healthcare Clinic Held On West Side
• Rubio Focuses On Cuban Immigrant Upbringing In Vegas Talks
• The Please Touch Museum Debuts Gardening Program
• 4 Injured In New Jersey Boating Accident
• Hundreds Flock To Furry Parade Downtown
• Lawyer Wants Charges Dismissed Against Blackstone Mom In Babies' Deaths
• ​1.1 million evacuated as typhoon pounds China
• Red Sox Place Buchholz On DL, Call Up Pitching Prospect Brian Johnson
• 7/11 CBS2 Saturday Evening Weather
• Baby In Stroller Killed By Vehicle Fleeing Scene Of Shooting
• Detroit Tigers Sign Former Rangers Closer Neftali Feliz
• Long Island Man Convicted In Beating Death Of Toddler Son
• Two Saginaw Officers Injured Outside Walmart
• Man Prompts Hazmat Response To Fake Ricin Scare, Family Says It's A Cry For Help
• LeBron James Hosts Co-Stars For VIP Screening For New Movie
• Thousands Of Bees Safely Removed From Arlington Home
• 4 Injured When Boat Runs Aground In Long Beach Township
• Hit-And-Run Driver Sends Car Crashing Into North Side Building
• July 11, 2015 - 25 Years After One 'Hail' Of A Storm
• Seven Rushed To Hospital After Arlington Duplex Fire
• Man dies in police custody after being pepper sprayed
• Armed Man Barricaded Inside Omni Hotel Now In Custody
• NYPD To Track Potential Problem Police Officers With Database
• Hundreds Gather For Underwater Radio Broadcast In Florida
• Elk Grove Sporting Goods Store Owner Takes Down Confederate Flag Citing Death Threats
• Detroit Carjacking Suspect Beaten By Police Sentenced To Prison
• 2 Arrested In Burglary Ring In The Mountains
• More Than 100 Protest State Budget Stalemate Outside Thompson Center
• Sixers' Joel Embiid Expected To Miss 2015-16 Season
• New NYC Health Department Rule Mandates Raw Fish Make Pit Stop In Freezer First
• Free Slurpees On 7-Eleven's 88th Birthday
• Neighbors Shocked When City Takes Portion Of Yard For Sidewalk
• Hundreds Of Boats Set Sail From Chicago For Race To Mackinac
• Hundreds Join March Against Violence In Baltimore
• Clinton To Focus On Boosting Wages In Her Economic Plan
• City Officials Unveil Memorial Emblem Honoring Fallen Firefighters And Police Officers
• Invasive California Prison 'Potty Watch' Program Often Finds Little Contraband
• 106th Annual NAACP Convention Opened In Philadelphia With Ribbon Cutting
• Paul Pierce 'Writes' Article Describing How DeAndre Jordan Saga Played Out
• Suffolk County Police Sergeant Claims Fellow Officer Sexually Assaulted Her
• Harrison Ford Gives Advice To Young 'Star Wars' Cast Members
• SUV Crashes Through Fence Into Yard, All Passengers Taken To Hospital
• Southern California Beaches Tested For Tar Balls After Spill
• Takata Rejects Call For Compensation Fund, At Least For Now
• Homicide Detectives Investigating Man's Death In Rosemead
• Furry Tails: Tink Is Searching For A Good Home
• Historic "ghost stations" to get colorful facelift
• Free Wi-Fi Internet Access Comes To Japan's Sacred Mount Fuji
• ​Clues to a hidden treasure
• State Requests Aid From FEMA In Wake Of Flooding
• Rangers Quarantining Firewood At NH Speedway Ahead Of NASCAR Race
• Company Brings Farming To Streets Of Newark
• NightSide Weekend Commentary - The Greek Debt Crisis
• Man Dressed As Woman Robs Crafton Bank
• $1 Million Reward Offered For Stolen Judy Garland Slippers
• 'World Naked Bike Ride' Comes To Boston
• Tigers-Twins Preview: Detroit Aims For Comeback After Devastating Loss
• Police: Wife Stabs Husband After He Punched Her
• Harsh California Prison 'Potty Watch' Contraband Searches Are Mostly A Waste
• Residents Feeling Frustrated & Hopeless After 2 Killed In Shooting At Apartment Complex
• DA: Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Will Stand Trial On State Charges
• Se inaugura la Aldea Digital Telcel 4GLTE - Infinitum en el Zócalo de la Ciudad de México
• Here's Your Chance To Be A Timberwolves Dancer
• July 11 Holds A Rare & "High" Mark In Colorado Weather History
• Blast that tossed Rhode Island beachgoer under investigation
• 2 Men Charged In Beating Death Of Woman At Detroit Hotel
• President Obama Spends Saturday Playing Golf In Balt. Co.
• Glassboro Man Sentenced For Sexually Assaulting Boy At Day Care Center
• Tens Of Thousands Of Faithful Expected to Attend NY CityFest In Central Park
• Fulfill Your Jet Pack Dreams On Lindstrom Lake
• Director Of Poison Center Warns Against Drug Molly, Causes 'Total Body Breakdown'
• Patrick Sharp: 'It's Been A Special 10 Years'
• Livermore Lab Worker Says She Was Tailed By Bogus Cop Car
• Williams Wins Wimbledon To Secure Another 'Serena Slam'
• Fire Causes Power Outage To Thousands Of SMUD Customers In Sacramento County
• Baltimore Police Deal With Four Separate Shootings Friday Night
• EMU To Offer Education Program For Autistic Teens
• Waconia Student Athlete, 16, Killed In Crash Near Mankato
• Cuomo Administration, Senate Republicans Agree To Changes In Gun Control Law
• Boy, 13, Missing From Brighton Park
• Serena Williams Wins 6th Wimbledon Title, 4th Grand Slam Championship In A Row
• California's Invasive 'Contraband Watch' Often Yields Little
• 'Humpback Whales' Director Visits KCAL9
• One Killed In Brighton Motorcycle Crash
• Michigan State Police Issue 314 Tickets, 202 Warnings On I-275 In Just 8 Hours; 'We're Coming Back Every Week'
• Burbank Woman Recovering From Injuries After Home Invasion
• Warm Saturday With Chance For Thunderstorms In Evening
• Swap Shop Owner Takes Down Flag With Confederate Symbol Meant As Joke
• Detroit Man Charged With Shooting Baby's Mother, Another Man In Front Of Son
• WeHo Water Main Break Leaves Dozens Without Service
• South Jersey Computer Repairman Gets 40-Year Sentence In Client's Slaying
• AG Maura Healey: Time To Update Mass. Public Records Law
• Family Says Goodbye To Amari Brown As Search For Killer Continues
• Basilica Block Party Still Rocking After 20 Years
• Waters Reopen In Huntington Beach After Aggressive Shark Encounter
• GOP urges update to No Child Left Behind
• NJ Environmental Officials Cracking Down On Idling Vehicles
• Mother, Daughter Drown While Kayaking On Delaware River
• Army National Guard data exposed
• Three Found Shot In Richfield
• Miami Turns 119 This Month
• Wyandotte Mother, Boyfriend Charged After Toddler's Death Ruled Homicide
• 'Ghostbusters' Director Shares Photo Of Actresses In Full Costume On Boston Set
• Police Investigating After Woman Shot In Sheraden
• Truck Hits Buggy In Central Pennsylvania, Killing Woman, Boy
• George W. Bush, Katy Perry To Headline Starkey Fundraiser
• Serena Williams Beats Garbine Muguruza At Wimbledon For 21st Career Grand Slam Title
• Serena Williams wins Wimbledon for 4th Grand Slam title in a row
• New Jersey Catching Glimpses Of Post-Christie Era
• No. 1 Serena Williams Fights Off Muguruza, Wins Wimbledon Title
• Battle Of The Beltways Preview: Orioles-Nationals Game 2
• Police: Men Brought Baby To Two Of Several Robberies In North Suburbs
• 4 Dead, 18 Wounded In Shootings Since Friday Night
• Police: Man Killed On Same Block Of Fatal PO-Involved Shooting Day Earlier
• 7/11 CBS2 Saturday Afternoon Weather Headlines
• Police: One Killed, Two Injured In Austin Shooting
• Shots Fired At Chicago Police In West Garfield Park
• After prison riot, inmate found sawed nearly in two
• WEATHER BLOG: Weekend Forecast
• Serena Williams Wins Sixth Wimbledon Title In Straight Sets
• November Trial Set For Parents Of Detroit Boy Found In Basement After 11-Day Search
• Saturday, July 11, 2015
• Ticket Takes Lucky Money Jackpot Of $550K
• Ford, Abrams Shed Light On 'The Force Awakens' At Comic-Con
• Daredevil driver's reverse joyride has LAPD investigating
• AAA Mid-Atlantic: New Jersey Gas Prices Down Slightly
• Brookfield Place To Celebrate Bastille Day In Lower Manhattan
• Police: Man Shot Dead Outside Of N. Mpls. Market
• Liberty City Students Get Tools For School
• Researchers Spot Two New Great White Sharks Off Chatham Coast
• Man Remains On Life Support After Falling 7-Feet During Dave Matthews Band Concert At DTE Music Theatre
• New Delivery Service In Philadelphia Brings Beer To Your Door Quickly
• Detroit's Eastern Market Gets Ready For New Mural Festival
• Serbian PM attacked at ceremony marking Srebrenica slaughter
• Solar Power Supporters Bring In $154k
• 'Cheers' Actor Roger Rees Dies At 71
• ​Tony-winner Roger Rees, veteran of "Cheers," dies
• As Greece seeks help, Europe remains skeptical
• Roger Rees, Tony Winner & 'Cheers' Character, Dies
• MDFR Urges Safe Boating With Children
• Angie's List: Give Your Garage A Makeover
• "Star Wars" brings the Force to Comic-Con
• Crooks: U.S. Women's World Cup Victory Transcends The Sport -- And The Sexes
• Mike's Mix: Saint Dinette's Summer Bourbon
• Best White Water Rafting In Michigan
• Best White Water Rafting Near Sacramento
• Top Places To Rent Jet Skis In South Florida for 2015
• Best White Water Rafting Near Chicago
• Best White Water Rafting Near Pittsburgh
• Best Places To Go Star And Moon Gazing Near OC
• Best White Water Rafting Close To The Bay Area
• Top Whitewater Rafting Near Philadelphia
• Best White Water Rafting Day Trips Near Los Angeles
• Top White Water Rafting Near Denver
• Best White Water Rafting In Minnesota
• Best White Water Rafting Near Baltimore
• Five Injured In Rollover Crash In Bristol
• Marlins Look For Win Against Reds
• Body Artists: Farmingdale Tattoo Parlor Ban Sad, Insulting
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links & Recap (July 11)
• Millionaires Make Up Nearly One-Third Of Legislature
• Deadly blast at Italian Consulate in Cairo
• John Seymour joins "The Dish" to cook up some dynamic comfort food
• Implosion Brings Historic Detroit Hotel Crumbling To Ground In Seconds [VIDEO+PHOTOS]
• Jared Max: Gardner Is Simply A Guy You Can't Help But Root Like Crazy For
• The Golf Club: The Best New Drivers Of 2015, And A Trip To Kernwood Country Club In Salem
• Neighborhood Walks To Focus On Southfield Curb Appeal
• Andiamo Opens Restaurant In Detroit Metro Airport
• Republicans and the immigration divide
• World news wrap: A sad story just keeps getting sadder
• Best White Water Rafting Near Boston
• Bernie Sanders' Campaign For President Picking Up Steam Nationwide
• Fiat Chrysler Adds 88K Dodge Challengers To Takata Air Bag Recall
• 7/11 CBS2 Saturday Morning Weather Headlines
• Nutter On Trump: 'He Seems To Be A Person Who Needs A Significant Amount Of Attention'
• Movie At The Mann: 'The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring'
• Activist Fights For Formal Slavery Apology From State Of Delaware
• Free Slurpee Day, Zumba and American River Clean-Up
• Hunter Pence Grand Slam Among 22 Hits for Giants in 15-2 Win
• Phillies Lose To Giants, 15-2
• Competition Heats Up Among Luxury SUVs
• USA Defeats Haiti 1-0 At Gillette Stadium In Gold Cup

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