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• Doctors Say July 4th Will Be A Tipping Point In Sacramento's Fight Against Coronavirus
• 'We Have To Enforce, And We Will'; Newsom To Enact Stricter COVID-19 Enforcement, Roll Back Reopenings
• 'My Dad Was My Best Friend': Sacramento Woman Remembers Father Who Died Suddenly From Coronavirus
• Sacramento Pays $15,000 To Settle Police Brutality Lawsuit Stemming From 2018 Idling Car Arrest
• Alameda Co. Bomb Squad, Police Seize Illegal Fireworks In Dublin
• Boulder's 40% Tax On Vaping Products Starts Wednesday
• Family Of Slain Sacramento Librarian Amber Clark Now Suing Police And Prosecutors
• Brush Fire Briefly Closes Westbound Hwy 92 Near Ralston Exit In San Mateo
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths
• NFL Gives Nearly $500,000 To CU Denver Engineer For Helmet Development
• Davis Woman Says George Floyd Mural Stolen From Community Fence
• LA City Council Votes Unanimously To Replace Officers With Unarmed Crisis Response Teams For Nonviolent Calls
• Elk Grove Unified Discusses What School May Look Like For Students In The Fall
• Fauci Warns US Could See 100K New Coronavirus Cases Per Day
• Tips For Safe, Sane, Healthy, COVID-Free Fourth Of July Celebrations
• Laguna Beach To Close City Beaches On July 4, Cancels Fireworks Display
• Family Gatherings 'Biggest Concern' For Newsom Over Fourth Of July Weekend
• 'We Don't Provide Judgement': Contact Tracers Work To Slow Spread Of Coronavirus In LA County
• Fairfield Police Offering $5K Reward For Information About Hit-And-Run Driver Who Injured Child
• Stockton Police Say 18-Year-Old Victim In Alleged Drive-By Shooting Has Died
• BART Launches Online Ridership Charts To Help Commuters Plan During Pandemic
• FBI Looking At Photos Of Aurora Police At Elijah McClain Memorial For Possible Civil Rights Investigation
• Emancipation Group Statue In Boston Will Be Removed
• 'You Are Cowards': Elijah McClain's Father Lawayne Mosley Addresses New Aurora Police Investigation
• 11-Year-Old Boy Shot By Stray Bullet In Brooklyn
• 'It Was A Danger': Aurora Interim Police Chief Defends Use Of Force At Elijah McClain Protest
• New York City Beaches Open Wednesday, Pools Coming Soon
• Primary Night: John Hickenlooper Declared Winner Of Democratic Primary For Senate
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Expected To Announce Decision On Allowing Indoor Dining In NYC: 'I Need The Local Governments To Do The Compliance'
• Tri-State Area Expands List Of States Covered By Travel Advisory; Travelers From 16 States Must Now Quarantine
• Colorado Sen. Cory Gardner Joins CBS4 For Primary Reaction
• LASD Seeking Additional Alleged Victims Of Adult Film Star Ron Jeremy
• Rep. Scott Tipton Concedes To Lauren Boebert In GOP Primary For 3rd Congressional District
• Chicago Weather: Warm And Humid Overnight
• Oakland To Pay $147K In Settlement With Cyclist Arrested, Jailed For 'Bicycling While Black'
• New Marijuana Dispensary Opening On Weed Street, But Other Dispensary Licenses Are Stuck On Indefinite Pause
• Coronavirus Latest: Delaware Governor Closes Bars In Beach Towns Indefinitely
• City Claims East Lakeview Homeowner Took Public Park Land As Part Of Front Yard
• Federal Officials Issue Warning About 'Face Mask Exemption' Card Scam
• Alec Smith Insulin Affordability Act Goes Into Effect This Week
• Ex-Husband Of Former 'Real Housewives Of New Jersey' Star Dina Manzo Accused Of Hiring Alleged Hit Man
• After 100+ Got Sick On Big Island Last Year, Officials Brace For 1st COVID July 4th
• Driver Charged In Southwest Side Hit-And-Run That Killed 13-Year-Old Boy On Bike As Family Mourns
• 'We Will Get Justice': Attorney For Family Of Baby Marcus Calling For Pa. Attorney General To Take Over Case
• Gov. Polis Signs Bill To Provide New Protections For 911 Operators
• Plano City Council Votes Down Mask Mandate
• Man Dies In Police Custody In Joliet; Police Accused Of Withholding Video For 5 Months
• Long Beach Teens Create COVID Coloring Book To Teach Children About Pandemic
• Rehoboth Beach Requires Face Coverings In All Public Places, Including Beach And Boardwalk
• Rent Woes: Renters Worry As Eviction Moratorium Expiration Date Nears
• Gov. Hogan Announces $190M In Federal Aid For COVID-19 Relief
• 3-Year-Old Girl Shot In Chest In West Englewood
• Tears Flow, Bells Toll As The Institute of Notre Dame Closes Its Doors Tuesday
• Fort Lauderdale Police Officer Steven Pohorence Facing Criminal Charge For Pushing Protester
• Firework Sales Skyrocket Ahead Of July 4th Holiday As Residents Looks To Create Own Shows During Pandemic
• Lawmakers Seek Community Input For 'The Renaissance Of Lake Street' After George Floyd Unrest
• Signs Point To Spread Of Coronavirus Coming From Family Gatherings, Friendly Get-Togethers
• Police Investigating After Swastika Drawn Onto NW Baltimore Home
• Dallas Police Investigating Murder Of Transgender Person In Apartment Parking Lot
• How Does A 'Change Of Venue' Work In A Criminal Trial?
• Maryland Zoo To Host Annual Fundraiser 'Brew Thru At The Zoo'
• City Leaders Optimistic Baltimore Businesses Will Overcome Challenges Posed By COVID-19 Pandemic
• Santa Cruz County Carjacking Suspect Fires Gun In Restaurant, Leads Authorities On Wild Chase
• Pomona Trucking Company Looking To Fill 35 Positions
• Gov. Tom Wolf Will Sign Police Reform Bills Passed Unanimously By Pennsylvania Senate
• James Wren Convicted In Deadly Double Shooting Outside Mpls. Strip Club
• Federal Officials: Face Mask Exempt Cards Are Fake
• AMC Theaters Is Delaying Its Reopening Date
• Sheriff Bouchard Reminds Boaters, Swimmers To Stay Safe Following Oakland County Drowning
• Michigan Police Search Warrants: Voters To Decide On Electronic Data Protection
• Ford Joins Many Companies Pulling Ads From Social Media Platforms
• U-M Tuition Increase: Board Approves Budget To Hike Tuition By 1.9%
• Whitmer Extends Suspension of Rental Evictions To July 15
• Downtown Pittsburgh Protests Merge With United Call For Justice
• Appointments At LA County, City COVID-19 Testing Sites Nearly Completely Filled Up
• Doctors' Reminder: Incorporate Coronavirus-Related Safety Measures During Fourth Of July Celebrations
• San Francisco Police Release Photos, Video Of Suspect In April Homicide
• Boy, 7, Shot In Foot During Minneapolis Drive-By Shooting
• Hunting Or Fishing License Required To Enter State Wildlife Areas
• Search For Missing Swimmer In Maplewood Pond To Continue Wednesday
• Audit: California Nursing Board Faked Docs On Investigations
• Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez Orders Closure Of On-Site Dining After Midnight
• Oakland A's Looking To Fill Seats With Cardboard Cutouts
• Prosecutors: 15-Year-Old Boy, 17-Year-Old Girl Charged With Beating Homeless Man To Death In Camden
• Anyone Outside Of Northeast Coming To Massachusetts Should Quarantine For 2 Weeks
• Minneapolis To Reopen 20 Wading Pools On 4th Of July
• Ventura County Beaches, Beach Parking To Close For Fourth Of July Weekend
• Police: 25-Year-Old Man Injured In Shooting In South Baltimore
• Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC To Open Season On ESPN2 Against Louisville City FC
• 5 Orphaned Kittens Found Inside Fire Truck Hose Compartment At Foster City Fire Station
• NYPD Identifies Person Of Interest In Illegal Fireworks Incident That Injured Bronx Toddler
• Reopening: UC Berkeley Researchers Launch Trial Of COVID-19 Saliva Test
• 'Devastated': Elijah McClain's Family Reacts To Alleged Aurora Police Chokehold Photos
• Boy, 15, Shot And Wounded In West Englewood
• Maplewood Man Charged In Arson At St. Paul's Gordon Parks High School
• Dave Lopez Calls It A Career After Nearly A Half-Century In SoCal TV News
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Once Again Extends Moratorium On Evictions, Foreclosures
• Man Charged With Attempted Murder After State Police Say He Shot At Car On Bishop Ford Freeway
• California Added To New York's Coronavirus Quarantine List
• SWAT, Police Respond To Scene In Sharpsburg
• Search Intensifies For Missing Grass Valley Man Joseph McCormack
• Rye Playland Amusement Park Will Not Open This Year Due To COVID-19
• Dallas Police Chief Announces Videos From Critical Incidents Will Be Released Publicly Within 72 Hours
• 2-Year-Old Boy Injured In Hit-And-Run Crash In Park Manor
• Child marriage is "extremely prevalent" in U.S., survivor says
• Texas To Resume STAAR Testing Next School Year
• 19-Year-Old Young Man Shot In Torso And Right Arm In Wilkinsburg
• Orange County Reports Record 779 New COVID-19 Cases; Officials Consider Shutting Down Bars
• Changing Faces Of Theater
• King Richard's Faire 2020 Season Canceled
• Face Mask Enforcement Falling On Army Of Retail And Restaurant Associates
• Kansas City mayor says he received death threat, called N-word
• Hit-And-Run Driver Wanted In Crash That Killed 11-Year-Old Girl In Highland
• Costco Stops Selling Popular Half-Sheet Cakes Because Of Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Gov. Polis Closes Bars Again For In-Person Service
• San Jose High School Teacher Dr. Richard Johnson Found Dead In Guadalupe River
• Multiple Arizona gyms defy executive order to close
• Colorado's June Primary Showcases More Drop-Off & Mail-In Voting
• Seven University Of Minnesota Student-Athletes Test Positive For COVID-19
• One-On-One: Get To Know LA County Public Health Director Dr. Barbara Ferrer
• New Hampshire Announces 22 New Coronavirus Cases, 4 New Deaths
• Chicago Among Final Four Cities Under Consideration To Host NHL Playoffs
• University Of Maryland Student Collects T-Shirts To Make Face Coverings For Those In Need During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Baseball's Minor Leagues Cancel 2020 Seasons
• How Some Black-Owned Businesses Are Booming With Customers
• Pennsylvania Department of Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine Supports Allegheny County's On-Site Alcohol Consumption Ban
• Woman Allegedly Tried To Steal Car While Man Was Pumping Gas In Stockton
• BWI Airport To Receive $10M In Federal Funds For Upgrades
• COVID-19 Cancels Chicago Gourmet Event In September
• New Commercial Aims To Draw Tourists To Carmel, Even As COVID-19 Cases Surge
• New BBB Study Warns Of Moving Scams: 'Consumers Need To Do Their Homework'
• Legoland Will Not Reopen Before August 1 Due To 'Constantly Changing Coronavirus Situation'
• KDKA Exclusive: City Councilman Introduces Legislation Calling For Reinvestment In The Black Community
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Will Sign 2 Police Reform Bills Into Law, Office Says
• Ballot Proposal Lowering Voting Age To 16 Approved By San Francisco Supervisors
• Teenage New Jersey Artist Finds Inspiration In Doctors, Nurses While Hospitalized With COVID-Related Inflammatory Syndrome
• Air Passengers Could Face Long Waits Due To COVID-19 Rules
• Mars rover launch delayed to July 30
• Foxx Won't Prosecute Hundreds Of Demonstrators For Non-Violent Offenses
• Rocky Mountain National Park Permits To Go On Sale For Month Of August
• Safety Expert Warns Against DIY Fireworks Shows, Suggest Glow Sticks And Silly String For Kids
• CHP Finds Missing Colorado Boy, Mother During Traffic Stop In Stockton
• Governor Signs Tax Bill Into Law Paving The Way For A Chicago Casino
• Ronald McDonald House Of Philadelphia Preparing To Accept New Families After Continuing Mission During Pandemic
• 12-Year-Old Girl's Idea Saves Chatham, N.J.'s Fourth Of July Parade
• Film Academy Invites 819 New Members, Surpasses Diversity Goals
• 'I Was A Brave Girl:' 9-Year-Old Recalls Witnessing George Floyd's Death
• Chicago Area Hospital Workers Concerned About COVID-19 Spikes
• US Investigating Whether Delaware Marine Christopher Slutman's Death Was Part Of Alleged Russian Bounty On US Troops
• Third Chicago Police Officer Temporarily Stripped Of Power Following Violent Brickyard Mall Arrest
• NY Senators Pushing Gov. Cuomo To Expand COVID-19 Testing For Home Health Aides
• Santa Clara County Health Officials Release COVID-19 Guidance For Reopening Schools
• Baltimore Girls Creates Black Lives Matter Posters To Benefit Local Non-Profit
• 'A Nightmare': Bartenders And Restaurant Employees Once Again Out Of Work As Allegheny Co. Bans On-Site Alcohol Consumption
• Wanted: 18 Suspects In 53 Arsons During Widespread Looting And Civil Unrest In Chicago
• Human Remains Discovered During Search For Missing Texas Soldier Vanessa Guillen
• Minnesota State Academy For The Deaf Ponders Another Year Of Distance Learning
• Teachers In Queens Feed The Families Of Their Students To Prevent 'Catastrophic' Situation
• Coronavirus Cases, Hospitalizations Continue To Climb In LA County
• Civil Court Cases In Cook County Come To A Dead Halt; 'There's A Sense Of Panic'
• Illinois Pushes Back Deadline To Issue New Marijuana Licenses
• Little Karsyn Lamar, Already A Survivor At Just 4 Months Old, Finally Home With His Family
• Groveland Police Investigate 'Extremely Upsetting' Incident Where Woman Was Followed
• More Than Half Of Dallas County's New Coronavirus Cases In Last Month Are Younger People
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Man Who Accidentally Set Himself On Fire After Pouring Flammable Liquid On Hedges
• Siena Poll Reveals Racial Divide, Sometimes Conflicting Views On Systemic Racism, Local Police
• Players, Advocates Protest Over Elimination Of Chicago State University Baseball Program
• Fourth Of July Fireworks Will Pop Off Despite Pandemic
• The Queen Mary Cancels 'Dark Harbor' Halloween Event
• Thornton Fire Department Begins Free Coronavirus Testing
• Coronavirus Case Investigations May Reveal Where Allegheny County Needs More Restrictions If Numbers Continue To Surge
• CSUN Classes To Be Held Largely Online For Fall Semester
• Health Officials Report 820 Total COVID-19 Cases In Ellis County
• Paycheck loan program didn't save enough jobs, economists say
• With Coronavirus Still A Big Concern On Long Island, Pop-Up Day Camps Take Center Stage In Backyards
• Sheriff Warns LA County Cuts Will Eliminate Sexual Assault Investigations Unit
• Senate GOP, Dems Set To Clash In Hearing About Rioting, Looting After George Floyd's Death
• Southwest Airlines To Resume Several International Routes From BWI
• Philadelphia Mayor Kenney, Commissioner Outlaw Respond To CBS3 Reports On What Went Wrong With Police Response To Violent Protests
• Daily Trail Markers: Biden responds to Russian bounty intel reports
• American Academy Of Pediatrics Says Benefits Of In-Person Learning Outweigh Coronavirus Risks
• Philadelphia's Share Food Program Making Sure Residents Have Vital Supplies During Pandemic
• Miami Runner To Go The Distance, 150 Miles To Raise Money For Children Battling Cancer
• Rangers Legend Pudge Rodriguez Promotes Mask-Wearing During Coronavirus Pandemic In New PSA
• Coronavirus In Denver: Testing Kit Shortage At Pepsi Center Blamed On Resurgances
• Beware Of Scammers Using Fake Coronavirus Antibody Tests To Steal Personal Information, Pittsburgh FBI Says
• Mall Operators, Tenants Push Back On New York's Requirement To Install HEPA Filters Before They Can Reopen
• Florida Senator Marco Rubio Says We Have A New Top Priority As Coronavirus Case Numbers Rise
• Adidas HR chief out after reportedly calling racial queries "noise"
• 24-Year-Old Arrested For Allegedly Setting Fire To Unmarked Police Vehicle During Pittsburgh Riots
• Widow Denied Benefits For Husband Who Died Of Coronavirus At Chelsea Soldiers' Home
• 'It Would Completely Kill It'; Chicago Hookah Lounge Owners Worried About Ordinance
• Penn Jillette reveals his favorite sort of magic
• Activists Plan National Mother's March In Twin Cities To Protest Officer-Involved Shootings
• One Man Dead, One Wounded In Shooting In Little Village
• Florida Public Schools To Have Silent Panic Alarms Beginning In 2021
• City Of Denver Removes Sign From Columbus Park
• 2 More Women Arrested In Looting Of San Bernardino Beauty Supply Store
• 27-Year-Old Man Shot In Head In McDonald's Parking Lot, Philadelphia Police Say
• Firefighters Respond To Crash Involving Semi & 2 Vehicles
• Many Long Island Businesses Joining Class Action Lawsuit Demanding Gyms Be Included In Phase 4 Reopening
• Flying Dog Brewery Creates 'Orange Crush Beer'
• Video: Orphaned Bear Cubs Emerge From Artificial Den After Hibernating
• Jack Russell Terrier Named Top Dog Breed In Baltimore
• Texas Medical Association Urges GOP To Delay State Convention In Houston Due To Coronavirus Surge
• Atlantic City Casinos Adjusting Reopening Plans After New Restrictions Put In Place
• Charles Jaynes, Killer Of 10-Year-Old Jeffrey Curley, Up For Parole
• Local Faith Leaders Working To Improve Race Relations In Wake Of Unrest Around Philadelphia, Country
• Minor League Baseball Season Canceled Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Crowds Gather For Violin Vigil In Elijah McClain's Honor In New York City
• Judge Sentence Deanna Bixby To 20 Years For Double Fatal Crash On U.S. 85
• Health Experts Remind Pittsburghers To Follow Coronavirus Safety Guidelines During 4th Of July Festivities
• CBS2 Meets Members Of Man Up! Inc., 1 Of More Than 20 Groups That Are Out To Cure Violence In NYC
• MTA Rolls Out PPE Vending Machines In NYC Subway System
• Demand For RVs High As Millions Of Americans Make Travel Plans During Coronavirus
• Health Officials Report 105 New COVID-19 Cases In Denton County
• Recognize The Signs Of A Stroke & Be Ready To Call 911
• Comedy Legend Carl Reiner Dies At 98
• Airlines Doing Deep Cleans As Travel Makes Comeback Amid Surging COVID-19 Numbers
• Horse Euthanized, Owner Cited For Animal Neglect
• Delaware Gov. John Carney Orders Beach Bars To Close Ahead Of 4th Of July Holiday Weekend
• No River Cats, Ports Or Nuts Games This Year: MiLB Cancels 2020 Season
• Texas Unemployment Office Catches 738 Identity Theft Fraud Claims
• American Red Cross To Test All Blood Donations For COVID-19 Antibodies
• Mayor De Blasio Says Budget Deal Reallocates $1 Billion From NYPD To Youth And Community Services
• Grand Jury Indicts Suspended Prince George's County Officer Accused Of Providing Confidential Information To Commercial Sex Worker
• I-70 Reopens, Evacuations Lifted For Bradbury Krebs Fire Burning Near Byers
• SpaceX launches GPS satellite for U.S. Space Force
• Denton Officers Find Suspect Impaled On Fence, Judge Later Drops Charges Against Him
• 'Surge Teams' Hit Coronavirus Hot Spots In Miami-Dade
• Minor League Baseball Season Officially Canceled
• Group Of Broward Parents Hold Rally For Return To School Full-Time
• Minor League Baseball Cancels 2020 Season For Giants, A's Affiliates
• Lake County, Indiana COVID-19 Cases On The Rise; Statewide Hospitalizations Also Increase
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Sending State Agencies To Monitor Social Distancing In NYC As Coronavirus Cases Explode Across U.S.
• Gov. Newsom Warns That California Will Be Retightening Stay-At-Home Order
• 3 People Hurt In Crash While At Roadside Vigil For Motorcyclist
• Police: Woman Choked, Robbed In Broad Daylight In Kips Bay
• Local Real Estate Agent Shares Tips For Buyers, Sellers As Housing Market Heats Up Thanks To Historically-Low Interest Rates
• Hennepin County Board Passes Resolution Declaring Racism As A Public Health Crisis
• Unemployment Benefits Extended To Pennsylvanians In Need
• Philadelphia Enters 'Modified' Green Phase: Indoor Dining, Gyms Closed Until At Least August, Travel Recommendations In Place
• Catholic Conference Applauds SCOTUS Decision Against Blaine Amendments
• Netflix Is Investing $100 Million In Black-Owned Banks
• Woodland Hills High School Superintendent Says School Environment Is 'Less Tense, Less Aggressive' After Removal Of Police Officers
• Maryland Department Of Health Launches 'Answer The Call' Campaign
• Philadelphia Officials Preparing To Disassemble Homeless Encampment Along Ben Franklin Parkway
• Andy Masur Named New White Sox Radio Play-By-Play Announcer, Replacing The Late Ed Farmer
• Facebook Bans Hundreds Of Accounts Related To Boogaloo Extremist Movement
• Boy, 17, Drowns At Lake Camanche After Helping 12-Year-Old Struggling In Water
• Weapons Stolen During Early Morning Gun Shop Burglary In Littleton
• North Texas Heat Index Tops 105 Degrees, MedStar Activates Extreme Weather Response
• Hepatitis A Cases Hit 675 This Year
• 'We Need To Work Together': Walz, Flanagan Announce Partnership To Provide Tech And Internet Access For Students In Communities Of Need
• Despite Pandemic, Doctors Urge Patients To Keep Getting Regular Checkups
• Deadliest Day In Dallas County With 20 More COVID-19 Deaths, Record 601 New Cases Also Reported
• Canon-McMillan High School Graduation Canceled After Coronavirus Exposure, Ceremony To Be Held Virtually Tonight
• Philadelphia Police Identify Richard Nicoletti As SWAT Officer Seen Spraying Protesters In Face In Viral Video
• Vitalant, Colorado Eagles Host 3-Day Blood Drive At Budweiser Events Center
• Massachusetts Reports Zero New Coronavirus Deaths
• Some New Jersey Restaurants Losing Thousands Of Dollars After Gov. Phil Murphy Postpones Reopening Of Indoor Dining
• SpaceX Successfully Launches Space Force GPS Satellite Into Orbit
• Montgomery County's Inovio Pharmaceuticals' COVID-19 Vaccine Shows Positive Early-Stage Test Results
• More Isolation, Tracing, Masks Needed Amid Pandemic
• New Law Allows Gov. Polis To Pardon People With Minor Marijuana Possession Convictions
• A Volunteer 'Sewing Squad' Distributed More Than 55,000 Masks To Vulnerable Communities In 3 Months
• Halethorpe Restaurant Owner Lovo Norverto Dies Days After Confronting 3 Armed Suspects
• Chicago Weather: Stray Storm Through Sunset
• Record Numbers Of People Are Flocking To Massachusetts Beaches And Parks
• Indiana County Sheriff's Office Mourning Death Of K-9 Bak
• Panel To Consider Oyster Harvest Suspension
• Metroparks Water Attractions Help Metro-Detroiters Beat The Heat
• Two CTA Employees Fired After Video Showed Bus Driver Body-Slamming Passenger; Victim Wants Them Arrested
• Restaurant closes, "exhausted" by customers who won't wear masks
• Fauci warns U.S. could see 100,000 new coronavirus cases per day
• Pothole Beneath Railroad Viaduct On 59th Street Has Been Shredding Tires, And Drivers Want Answers
• IRS says it's not extending the July 15 tax deadline
• Texas Among Top States For Drunken Boating Accidents According To Coast Guard Data
• Coronavirus In Maryland: LifeBridge Health To Allow Some Visitors Under Strict Safety Measures
• Woman Charged With Endangering 4-Year-Old While Driving Impaired; Syringes Found In Vehicle
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 724 New COVID-19 Cases, 23 Additional Deaths
• Police Reform: Denver Faith Leaders Holding Virtual Town Hall
• St. Clair Hospital Named One Of Nation's Top 100 Hospitals In 2020
• 24-Year-Old Man Pleads Guilty To Killing Girlfriend In DUI Crash On Brownsville Road
• San Francisco Archbishop Holds Exorcism At Golden Gate Park Site Where Serra Statue Was Toppled
• Family Of Andres Guardado Demands Authorities Release Autopsy Results
• Chicago And Illinois Minimum Wage Hikes Begin July 1; City's Predictable Work Schedule Ordinance Also Goes Into Effect
• CDC Director Pleads With Younger Americans To Wear Masks
• Flyovers And Fireworks: Black Hawk Helicopters Joining Independence Day Tribute In Colorado Springs
• Buena Park, Orange, La Habra Team Up For Fourth Of July Flyover
• 'A Dark Past': MVPs Say It's Time To Pull Landis Name Off MLB Plaques
• Amazon To Open 8 Delivery Stations In Massachusetts, Creating Thousands Of Jobs
• 72-Year-Old California Woman Gored By Bison At Yellowstone National Park
• Robber Guns Down Gas Station Attendant In Lancaster
• Police Offer Up To $2,500 Reward For Information On Columbia Non-Fatal Shooting
• Iconic lion statues outside New York Public Library wear giant face masks
• Amy Smart On 'DC's Stargirl': 'It's Pure Entertainment'
• Hundreds Of Plebes Begin Modified Induction At Naval Academy
• Texas bar owners sue governor over closures
• 'SEAL Team' Star Toni Trucks Uses Role On Show To Advocate For Veterans As ViacomCBS Vet Net Ambassador
• Teen Goes Viral On TikTok For Teaching Math And Science To Peers In Quarantine
• Now Hiring: Home Healthcare And Hospice Company Needs Nurses In DFW
• 28th Annual Komen Pittsburgh Race For The Cure Goes Virtual
• New York judge temporarily blocks publication of tell-all by Trump's niece
• Yankees' GM Brian Cashman 'Very Optimistic' Aaron Judge Will Be Ready For Opening Day
• The Henry Ford Set To Reopen With Marvel Universe Exhibit
• School bus driver inspired by students gets degree during pandemic
• Fishers Peak Is Colorado's Newest State Park, 2nd Largest
• Maryland Comptroller To Oppose $205M In Proposed Budget Cuts
• Non-Profit Develops 'Drone Camp in a Box' To Inspire Kids To Pursue STEAM Careers
• Dallas Will Continue Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing Beyond Federal Support
• 59-Year-Old San Bernardino Man Arrested For Looting Booze From Stater Bros. Market
• Contra Costa Fire Crews At Scene Of Grass Fire In Clayton
• Jerry Westrom Indicted On First-Degree Murder Charge In Jeanne Childs' 1993 Death
• Legendary Comedian Carl Reiner Dies At 98
• Woman Dead After Fayette Co. Trailer Fire
• Grant Program To Assist Baltimore Restaurants With Fees For Outdoor Dining Permits
• Deadly Shooting: Isiah Bennett Accused Of Killing His Cousin
• Pingree Detroit Offers Unique Skills To Veterans Through Reclaimed Leather Product Manufacturing
• Benefits Of Students Returning To School In Fall Outweigh Risks, Pediatrics Group Says
• Santa Cruz Mayor: Consider Staying Away From Beaches For 4th Of July Weekend
• Denver Elections Explains How Your Primary Ballot Is Kept Secure
• Fourth Of July Weather May Dampen Holiday Plans In Texas
• California Added To New York's Coronavirus Quarantine List
• NWSL Sees Record Viewership For Challenge Cup Opening Match On CBS
• 85-Year-Old Man Killed In Washington Co. Fire
• Report: Patriots Can Place Franchise Tag On Cam Newton For 2021
• AMC Pushes Back Reopening Date To July 30 Because Of Movie Delays
• Oxford Gym That Defied Coronavirus Orders Allowed To Partially Reopen
• Car Careens Into San Francisco Mission District Bus Stop; 4 Injured, Driver Arrested
• Long Beach Street Vendor Robbed, Beaten By Armed Men
• Google Removes Misleading Ads Related To Voting, Elections
• Texas Workforce Commission Puts Job-Search Requirement To Get Unemployment Benefits On Hold
• 'Why Must They Now Be Disgraced?': Allegheny County's Sheriff Office Highlights Fallen Officers Amid Nationwide Protests
• Larimer County Fair Rodeo Canceled, Fair Will Continue With Competitions, Virtual Events
• Florida Takes Step To Protect Coasts From Rising Sea Levels
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Walker Art Center Reopening To Public In July
• Many Airlines To Begin Booking Flights To Capacity Despite Increase In COVID-19 Cases Across Country
• Red Wings Plan To Hold Training Camp In Detroit Next Season
• Reddit bans "The_Donald" forum, citing hate speech
• City Of Pittsburgh Says New Method Of Salting Roads Saved $1M Last Winter
• Aaron Hjermstad, Former Youth Basketball Coach, Charged With Sexually Assaulting Players
• MDOT MTA Will Gradually Return To Normal Transit Schedule Starting July 12
• Is It Safe To Adjust Your Mask? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Police Investigating ATV Crash That Killed 26-Year-Old Larnell Sinclair In Landover
• Fort Worth Offers Free Masks For Small Businesses
• Reopening Colorado: Yoga On The Rocks Returns With Limits On Attendance
• Colorado Democrats face off in primary ahead of key Senate election
• Pediatrics Group: Academic, Mental And Physical Benefits Of In-Person School Outweigh Coronavirus Risks
• Sheriff: Man, 36, Killed In Head-On Collision In Northern Minnesota
• Man Wanted For Setting Fire To Santa Monica Police Car
• Beloved Writer, Actor And Director Carl Reiner Dies at 98
• 'Going In The Wrong Direction': Fauci Tells Warren US Could See 100,000 New Coronavirus Cases Per Day
• Armed Subject In Odenton Area In Custody, No Injuries Reported
• NBA reportedly to paint "Black Lives Matter" on courts
• Philadelphia Flyers Mascot Gritty Featured On Special Episode Of 'Queer Eye'
• Carl Reiner, driving force in American comedy, dies at 98
• Netflix announces new series about Colin Kaepernick
• Local Artist Re-Designs 1985 Dwight Gooden Baseball Card To Remind People Of Importance Of Wearing Mask To Prevent COVID-19
• Better Together: Truckee Man Brings Birthday Joy To Shelter-In-Place Children
• Baltimore Police Looking For Homicide Victim Paul Behler's Family After He Was Stabbed To Death At Bus Stop
• Mother Severely Burned In New Castle House Fire After Running Back Inside To Look For Her Child
• Alarm At Refugee Camp Near Texas-Mexico Border After Person Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Detectives Say Possible Love Triangle Led To Armed Man's Killing Inside Arlington Home 
• Summer Violence Could Overwhelm Coronavirus Precautions At Cook County Jail
• Colorado Voters Decide Sen. Gardner's Challenger In Primary
• Dublin Adds Restrictions On Fireworks Use Over COVID-19, Parks Off Limits
• McGrath fends off progressive opponent in Kentucky Senate primary
• MN Human Rights Dept. Reaches Settlement With Sartell Senior Living Facility Accused Of Racial Discrimination
• New Jersey Asking Travelers From 16 States To Self-Quarantine
• Police Searching For Man Who Broke Into Longmont Home And Tried To Sexually Assault A Child
• Baltimore Orioles Sign No. 2 Overall Pick Heston Kjerstad
• City Of Industry To Reimburse Businesses For Coronavirus Tests
• Emanuel Delivers Meals To Stroger Hospital
• Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Steps In To Help A Dog Suffering From Heat Stroke
• Health Officials Outline Plans For How School Can Resume This Fall
• Pittsburgh Police Seeking Help To Identify, Locate Suspect In Protest That Turned Violent
• UMD President Wallace Loh Bids Farewell To University
• Thank You Balloons Set Up At Douglas Park's Sinai Health System
• "We are at a crossroads": Lawmakers unveil climate change plan
• EU reopening its borders, but not to Americans
• LA County closes beaches for July 4 weekend, citing coronavirus
• Cops probed over photos of them at Elijah McClain memorial
• 4 Juveniles, 3 Staff Test Positive For COVID-19 In Detention Facility
• 'We Have Not Only Love, But Black Love Shown': Miriam A. Hyman On Showtime's 'The Chi'
• Detroit's 3 Top Spots For Cheap Burgers
• Parents And Students Potentially Exposed To Coronavirus At Belle Vernon Area High School Graduation
• Greenbelt-Based Lab Ordered To Stop COVID-19 Testing
• Car Slams Into NW Dade Auto Dealership, $100,000 In Damage
• Quincy Market Reopening On Wednesday
• Julian Edelman Posts About Cam Newton; Tom Brady Makes Things Awkward In Comment Section
• Woman Killed, 2 Wounded In Shooting At Long Beach Vigil For Man Killed In Earlier Shooting
• From Burton To Newton: Top Overall Picks To Play For The New England Patriots
• Nuggets Close Practice Facility After Positive Coronavirus Tests
• House Democrats frustrated by White House briefing on Russia intel
• Amazon Signs 7 Leases In Maryland For New Delivery Stations
• 2020 Bud Billiken Parade, A Back-To-School Tradition In Chicago, Canceled
• COVID-19 Reopening Staycations: EU Bars US Travelers, New York Restricts California Visitors
• Burleson Resident Rakes In The Dough After Claiming $1 Million Scratch Ticket Prize
• Reopening Maryland: Six Flags America Hurricane Harbor Opens July 3
• Washington D.C. Officials Launch Bid To Host 2026 World Cup Matches
• Man Critically Hurt In Lynn Hit-And-Run
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Hospitalizations Down 50% Since Start Of The Month
• Cooking Corner: Spicy 'Chamoy' Chicken Wings And Frozen Mint-Basil Lemonade
• Passerby Pulls Driver Away From Danger After Car Catches Fire On I-80 In Davis
• Two Massachusetts And New Hampshire Vacation Spots Are Trending For July 4th Holiday, Airbnb Says
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 618 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Statewide Total To 86,606
• An Order At Blue Pit BBQ This Week Means A Donation To BARCS
• Catch First Glimpse Of Cam Newton In Patriots Uniform From 'Madden 21'
• 'Incredibly Rare': Baird's Tapir Abby At Franklin Park Zoo Expecting Twins
• Walmart to stop selling "All Lives Matter" T-shirts
• Wildwood Cancels July 4th Fireworks Over Public Safety Concerns
• Report: A-Rod, Jennifer Lopez Among Seven MLB Pre-Approved Potential Buyers For Mets
• SF Pride At 50 Profile: LGBTQ Activist, Lawyer And Justice Seeker Kate Kendell
• Nationals' Zimmerman, Ross Opting Out Of MLB Season
• Facebook To Build $800 Million Data Storage Center In DeKalb
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Signs Controversial Sunscreen Bill
• Florida Reports More Than 6,000 New Coronavirus Cases, 58 New Deaths
• Delaware To Remove Whipping Post Display From State Grounds
• Los Angeles ER Doctor Charged With Sexually Assaulting 4 Women
• 2 Injured In Crash Involving Semi-Trailer I-294; Lanes Blocked Near Golf Road
• Comedy Legend Carl Reiner, Beloved Creator Of 'Dick Van Dyke Show,' Dies At 98
• 'Healthcare For The Homeless': Local Nurses Making Sure Philadelphia's Homeless Are Cared For During Pandemic
• Governor Abbott Suspends Elective Surgeries In 4 More Texas Counties
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-30-20
• Pop-Up Food Pantries Help 12,000 People In Howard County During Pandemic
• Distance Learning, Full Return Or Hybrid Classes: Elk Grove Unified To Weigh Reopening Options
• Lawmakers urge ICE to release families together following court order
• Wheeling Police Say Missing 15-Year-Old Girl Is Found Safe
• Reopening Baseball: Top San Francisco Giants Prospect Hunter Bishop Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Reopening: European Leaders Ban US Travelers For At Least 2 Week In Wake On Increasing COVID-19 Cases
• NYPD: Men Wanted For Throwing Paint On Washington Square Park Statues
• BART To Offer Contactless Parking Payments Through Smartphone App Across System
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports Over 100 New Coronavirus Cases, Breaking Daily Case Record
• Legendary Comedian, Actor, Director Carl Reiner Dead At 98
• Appeals Court Hearing For Prosecutors In Robert Kraft Prostitution Investigation
• Police Seek To Identify Suspect In Triple Nonfatal Shooting On Detroit's East Side
• Fresh Produce Delivered To Hundreds Of Families In Bel Air
• Frederick Mayor Condemns Racist Graffiti Found In City
• Koalas are on track to go extinct in a part of Australia before 2050
• Homicide Detectives Investigating After Woman Found In Car With Gunshot Wound
• Pitchers Meyer, Vincent Agree To Terms With Miami Marlins
• California Woman, 72, Gored By Bison At Yellowstone National Park While Trying To Take Picture
• Harford County Offering Curbside Pickup For Property Taxes
• Mayo Clinic To Guide Delta Air Lines COVID-19 Safety Measures, Serve As 'Medical Advisor'
• Santa Clara County Offers Preview Of Coronavirus Reopening Plan
• 3 People Test Positive For COVID-19 After Visiting Royal Oak Bar
• Delaware Officials To Remove Whipping Post From Public Display At Old Sussex County Courthouse Due to Violence, Racial Discrimination It Displays
• Doorbell Camera Catches Parking Lot Birth In Margate
• Family Of Missing Soldier Vanessa Guillen Says Army Investigators Are 'Covering Up For Each Other'
• Two Injured In Overnight Shootings Across Baltimore
• Wolf Administration Says Pa. Small Businesses Affected By Coronavirus Pandemic Can Apply For Grants
• Coronavirus In Maryland: As Cases Top 67.5K, Hospitalizations Remain Flat
• 1 Child Killed, Another Critical After House Fire On Detroit's West Side
• Reopening: Famed Cirque du Soleil Files For Bankruptcy Protection Amid COVID-19 Financial Losses
• 1 In 3 Would Choose Their Pet Over Their Partner, Survey Finds
• Gov. Hogan Extends Emergency Order Prohibiting Utility Shutoffs, Residential Late Fees To August 1
• 3 Summer Slaw Recipes You Can Make At Home
• Apartments For Rent In Detroit: What Will $900 Get You?
• MDHHS To Provide Free Naloxone To Community Organizations, Individuals Statewide
• Two Men Injured In West Baltimore Shooting Sunday Night
• Little Ceasars fires 2 workers after swastika found on pizza
• Lululemon buys at-home exercise startup Mirror
• Update: Missing Boston-Area Woman Betty Thorndike Found Safe
• More Than 100 Covid-19 Cases Linked To East Lansing Bar
• Missing Maynard Woman Betty Thorndike Found Safe
• PTL Links: June 30, 2020
• Police: Man Wanted For Arson At Kensington Smoke Shop
• Ron Rivera Believes In Cam Newton: 'Don't Bet Against Him'
• Red Sox Fans Are Going To Love Blaze Jordan And His Big Bat
• Miami Weather: Summer Heat With Afternoon Storms
• Texas Prosecutor Resigns After Social Media Post Seems To Compare Black Lives Matter Protesters To Nazis
• Detroit's Top 4 Bars To Visit Now
• China Researchers Discover New Swine Flu With 'Pandemic Potential'
• Rhode Island Starts Phase 3, Allowing For Increased Wedding Capacity And Movie Theaters To Reopen
• Firefighters Halt Overnight Clayton Wildfire; Anxious Night For Mobile Home Park Residents
• Army accused of "covering up" in case of missing Fort Hood soldier
• Rumors Of Antonio Brown Joining Tom Brady's Buccaneers Begin To Percolate
• Brooklyn Nets' DeAndre Jordan, Spencer Dinwiddie Test Positive For COVID-19, Jordan Will Not Join Team In Orlando
• Missing Aurora Boy Liam Sweezey Found Safe In California, Amber Alert Deactivated
• Man Accused In Lincoln-Lemington Stabbing Spree Facing Homicide, Aggravated Assault Charges
• Ron Roenicke Not Expecting Any Red Sox Players To Opt Out Of 2020 Season
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Beach Towns Tell July 4th Visitors To Stay Away; COVID-19 Raging Out Of Control At San Quentin
• Alameda-Based Coast Guard Commander Pleads Guilty To Drug Trafficking Charges
• Birx wants to try new large-scale COVID testing techniques
• Fort Worth Public Library Expands Curbside Service Locations To 14
• Coronavirus-Related Illness Linked To At Least 285 Children In US
• "Extreme delays" for millions of taxpayers awaiting IRS refunds
• Face mask "exempt" cards are fake, feds warn
• After 500,000 deaths, worst of pandemic is "yet to come"
• White couple aims guns at St. Louis protesters
• Oakland Police Officer Arrested For Allegedly Stalking City Employee
• Cam Newton Says Farewell To Carolina, Hello To New England In YouTube Video
• Family Escapes Fire After Lightning Strikes Gurnee Townhome
• Police Investigating Early Morning Assault In Spring Hill
• India bans TikTok, dozens of other Chinese apps amid border standoff
• Patrol: Man, 26, Killed After Losing Control Of SUV On I-94; Alcohol Believed To Be A Factor
• Semi Truck Carrying Home Depot Products Catches Fire, Causes Delays On Indiana Toll Road
• Man Gunned Down Outside Hotel In Northeast Philadelphia
• Man Involved In Villages Incident Misidentified
• AMC Delays Movie Theater Openings By 2 Weeks
• Police: Man Seen On Video Opening Fire On Harlem Street
• 4 People Injured, SUV Hit With Bullets During Drive-By Shooting At Near North Gas Station
• Brownsville Area Schools Looking To Furlough Teachers, Support Staff
• Suspicious Death Investigation Underway After Minneapolis Police Find Body In Downtown Apartment
• DPS In Austin Charge Two Men With Rioting At Texas Capitol Amid Racial Injustice Protest
• NFL Training Camps Expected To Begin On July 28
• As Spas Reopen Across Illinois, Owners Looking To Hire New Massage Therapists
• Asphalt Tanker Bursts Into Flames At Industrial Plant In Camden County
• Police Say There Is No Longer A Threat After Searching For Burglary Suspects In Wheaton
• Woman Says After Losing RushCard Prepaid Debit Card, Company Has Kept Her From Her Money For Months
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/30 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot And Humid Conditions, Extended Streak Of Hot Days Expected
• Chicago Weather: Warm, Sunny Day Ahead; Storms Chances Linger
• U.S.-China tension mounts as Hong Kong hit with controversial new law
• 'Potential Death Sentence': Allegheny Co. Businesses Speak Out Against On-Site Alcohol Ban Issued By Officials
• Woman, 72, gored by bison in Yellowstone after getting too close
• VIDEO: Flames Engulf Home In Downingtown
• One Man Injured In Late Night Homewood Shooting
• W. Va. Gov. Jim Justice: 'No Point' To Debate Axing Of Top Health Official
• Ohio To Allow Nursing Home Outdoor Visits Starting July 20
• Genetic Genealogy Used To Crack Golden State Killer Case Opened Door For More Than 150 Cold Cases
• Tuesday's Show Info (6/30/20)
• Carrick Apartment Building Damaged By Fire
• Pa. Dept. Of Conservation And Natural Resources Seeking Public Opinion On Forests
• Vehicle Goes Into Water Near Canton Waterfront Park In SE Baltimore, Fire Department Says

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• 6/30: Red and Blue
• Arizona tightens coronavirus restrictions as cases spike
• Supreme Court's term extended into July, still awaiting decision on Trump's taxes
• White House pushes back on reports about Russia paying bounties to the Taliban
• U.S. laws allow "horrific" child marriages, survivor says
• Officers investigated over photos at Elijah McClain memorial
• Some coronavirus survivors face long road to recovery after ICU stays
• EU reopening its borders, but not to Americans
• Judge sets bond for ex-officer who killed Rayshard Brooks
• Southern hospitals inundated by surge of COVID-19 cases
• CBS Evening News, June 30, 2020
• Dr. Fauci says U.S. could soon see 100,000 new coronavirus cases per day
• Mississippi governor signs bill removing state flag with Confederate emblem
• White House attacks leaks as lawmakers demand answers on Russia bounty intelligence
• Biden says Trump "has a lot to answer for" if reports on Russian bounty intel are true
• Lion statues outside New York Public Library wear face masks
• From 2001: Milton Glaser's designing mind
• School bus driver inspired by kids to go back to school himself
• Trump denies knowing about allegations of Russian bounties
• Koalas could go extinct in New South Wales by 2050
• Comedy legend Carl Reiner dies
• Health experts testify on airline crowding and why mask wearing is so important
• Dr. Anthony Fauci on when kids can go back to school safely
• Dr. Fauci "hopeful" about COVID vaccine, but warns there's "no guarantee"
• Pending home sales surge a record 44.3% in May: Could it be a sign of economic recovery?
• Getting back to school and work safely amid COVID-19 pandemic
• White House says Trump was not told about alleged Russian bounties
• Virtual safaris bring nature into homes, but at what cost to conservation?
• White House to brief Democrats as both sides press for answers on alleged Russian bounties
• Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Colson Whitehead discusses today's movement for justice
• Reddit bans pro-Trump community "The Donald" in hate speech crackdown
• Golden State Killer pleads guilty to 13 murders, admits to dozens of rapes
• Pending home sales surge a record 44.3% in May: Could it be a sign of economic recovery?
• Doctor on U.S. coronavirus surge and what's needed to contain it
• Former head of diversity sues Morgan Stanley for racial discrimination, retaliation and unequal pay
• Family demands answers in missing Fort Hood soldier case
• Chief Justice John Roberts sides with liberal justices in Louisiana abortion case
• Americans expected to be barred from traveling to Europe when it reopens
• More states halt reopenings as COVID-19 cases surge