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Articles from July 1, 2020

• New Contact Tracing Apps Need Access To Users' Private Data To Control Spread Of COVID-19
• Counties Look At Safer Ways To Reopen Amid Another Round Of Closures
• USC Says Fall Semester To Be Conducted Primarily Online; On-Campus Housing Will Be Limited
• Great-Grandmother Files Lawsuit Over Death Of 4-Year-Old Noah Cuatro
• Former Hughson Mayor Accused Of Impersonating CHP Officer, Driving Drunk
• COVID-19 Closures A Huge Blow Bay Area Businesses Hoping To Recoup Losses July 4 Weekend
• Southland Firefighters Concerned About Increase In Injuries, Wildfires Over July 4th Weekend
• Warriors Summer Basketball Camp Postponed After Staffer Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Oak Park Artists Collaborate In Push For Community Positivity
• Davis Councilmember Proposing Replacing 'Police' With 'Community Safety Department'
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Golden Closes All Access To Clear Creek, Requires Face Masks On All Public Property
• San Jose Council Votes To Put 'Strong Mayor' Proposal On November Ballot
• Santa Clarita Cancels Fireworks Show Following LA County Public Health Order, Lancaster Mayor Says Show Will Go On
• Berkeley City Council Votes To Slash Police Budget By $9.2 Million
• 'Everybody Is Scrambling': Bar Owners Uncertain After Gov. Polis Orders In-Person Service Closure
• 'We're Going Broke': Sacramento Restaurants Go Back To Take-Out, Face Financial Reckoning
• Sacramento City Council Discusses Potential Police Reforms Inspired By Protests
• LA, OC Among 19 Calif. Counties Ordered To Close Indoor Operations For Restaurants, Cardrooms, Other Businesses For Three Weeks
• Several Orange County Cities Announce Beach Closures For Fourth Of July
• Groups Call For Jefferson County DA To Pursue Hate Crime Charges Against Suspect Accused Of Running Over Sikh Man
• West Hollywood Sheriff's Station To Start Citing People Not Wearing Face Coverings
• Former Inmate Describes 'Filthy, Contaminated' Conditions Inside San Quentin Amid Growing COVID-19 Outbreak
• HealthPartners To Close 7 Clinics, Expand Telemedicine & Drive-Up Testing
• State Flip-Flops On Youth Sports: No Team Drills Or Conditioning Allowed In Any County
• Chicago Weather: Heat Builds
• Executive Order Delaying Marijuana Licenses Has Social Equity Applicants Worried About Being Shut Out
• Little Man Employee 'Spit Upon' By Customer Opposing Wearing A Mask
• Sticker Shock: Denver Business Questions Xcel Bill During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Miss WJZ? Rescan Again To Get Us
• Mosquito Control Underway After Recent Heavy Rainfall
• New York City Delays Indoor Dining As Coronavirus Cases Climb Across Country
• East Sacramento Restaurant Kru Temporarily Closing After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Bronzeville Native Dr. William Yates Is On A Mission To Bring Temperature Scanners To Public Places In Chicago
• Community Street Team, De-Escalation Training Credited For Newark's Decreasing Homicide, Violent Crime Rates
• Anoka Family Witnessed, Helped Woman Gored By Bison At Yellowstone National Park
• Treasure Hunting 'Scavengers' Reunite Woman With Engagement Ring She Lost In Ocean At Rockaway Beach
• Family Of Korryn Gaines, 23-Year-Old Killed By Baltimore County Police In 2016, Wins $38M Appeal In Wrongful Death Lawsuit
• Valparaiso Teacher Accused Of Demanding Nude Pictures For A Grade
• Bowie Police Investigating Alleged Hate Crime Stabbing At Giant Food Store
• New York State Assemblyman David Gantt Dies At Age 78
• Temporary Memorial Set Up To Remember Mentally Disabled Man Killed In Lincoln-Lemington Stabbing
• Baltimore Police To Move 70 Specialized Units Members To Patrol, No Officer Layoffs Expected After $22M In Cuts
• Menifee's New Police Department On Patrol As Station Officially Opens
• Miami-Dade Police Director Orders Investigation Into Officer Seen On Video Punching Woman
• LI Teen Credited With Saving Family From House Fire
• Protesters Turn Out At Cook County Jail After Bond Is Set For Man Accused Of Striking, Killing 13-Year-Old Boy On Bike
• Proposed HUD rule cuts protections for homeless transgender people
• YMCA Summer Camps Begin To Reopen With A Much Different Look
• WATCH: Bar Owners And Employees In McKeesport Protest Allegheny County's On-Site Alcohol Consumption Ban
• Video: Woman Kicked By Wild Assateague Horse After She Hits The Horse With Shovel
• Denver Police Seize More Illegal Fireworks
• 2006 Death Of Rey Rivera In Baltimore Featured In Netflix's Unsolved Mysteries Reboot
• At Least Half A Dozen North Texas Cities, Counties Implement Mask Mandates For Businesses
• Masks Now Mandatory In Miami-Dade & Broward
• Joliet Police Field Training Sergeant Speaks Out On Why He Blew Whistle On Video Of Man Who Died In Custody
• Miami-Dade School Board Votes To Adopt Plan For Reopening Schools In Fall
• South Florida Hospitals Reevaluate Non-Emergency Procedures To COVID-19 Surge
• 3 Canton Restaurants Temporarily Closed Due To Employees Testing Positive For COVID-19
• Suspect Arrested For Attempted Murder Of LAPD Officers, Being Held On $1M Bail
• Police Say They Are On The Verge Of Identifying Remains Of Newborn Baby Girl Found 50 Years Ago In Mercer County
• Minnesota Lawmakers Given More Than $1 Million In Per Diem Payments In 2020 Session
• Bodies Of 2 Brothers Recovered After They Were Pulled Into Strong Current At Murderkill River In Delaware
• Family Of 'Hero-Mom' Who Worked At Brighton Rehab And Wellness Center Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit
• Man Arrested In Connection To Indecent Exposure Incident In Modesto Parking Lot
• Denver Weather: Heat Rising Heading Into Holiday Weekend
• Bellingham Mother Struck By Lightning While Working From Home
• Researchers Want Cape Cod Tourists To Know Great White Sharks Are Back
• Phase 3 Businesses Frustrated With Unclear Reopening Date
• Violence Against Transgender People Sparks Renewed Calls For Justice
• UCSF Doctor Says COVID-19 California Miracle Is Over Now, We Are Just Like Other States
• Protesters Gather In Front Of Wilkinsburg Mayor's Home, Demanding Justice For Romir Talley
• WATCH: Black Bear Spotted Eating From Bird Feeder In Murrysville
• 18-Year-Old Shot Multiple Times Near Peavey Field Park In Mpls.
• Yolo County Preemptively Closing Bars, Indoor Dining At Restaurants Ahead Of Holiday Weekend
• 'We Feel Gobsmacked': State Of Emergency Is One-Two Punch For Norwood Hospital Workers
• Wildwood Resident Warning Others After Scammers Listed Home On Craigslist
• 4 Injured In Shooting Along Interstate 580 In East Oakland
• Minimum Wage Hike Helps Workers During Pandemic But Timing Is Tough For Businesses
• San Francisco Artist Sells Portraits, Donates Funds To People Affected By COVID-19
• Colorado Mail-In Voting Is The 'Platinum Standard,' Expert Says
• University Of Maryland Police Opt Out Of Military Surplus Equipment Program, New UMD President Says
• Crews Battle Brush Fire In Angeles National Forest Near Agua Dulce
• Demonstrators Blocked I-94 Protesting Recent Killing Of Singer, Activist Hachalu Hundessa In Ethiopia
• Riverside, San Bernardino Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths, Ventura Reports New Cases
• Grafton Finds 200 Uncounted Ballots A Week After Election
• North Texas Man Arrested For Allegedly Killing Girlfriend Who Was Pregnant With Twins
• 276 LAPD Employees Have Tested Positive For Coronavirus
• California Creates 'Strike Teams' To Enforce Virus Limits
• Cape May County Officials Request Masks Be Worn In All Public Spaces, Including Boardwalks
• Dad Kills Young Daughters, Self In Apparent Murder-Suicide In Watts
• Backtrack On Reopening: Sacramento Restaurants Prepare To Close Doors After Gov. Orders Indoor Shutdown
• Police: New Jersey Murder Suspect Arrested In Baltimore
• Cook Children's: More Texas Kids Testing Positive For Coronavirus
• Fight For Hospital Bed: Woman Says Kaiser Is Trying To Release 90-Year-Old Coronavirus Patient
• Pacifica, Half Moon Bay Mayors Closes Beaches Following Gov. Newsom's Announcement On Reopening Rollbacks
• Orange County Reports 570 New COVID-19 Cases, 5 Additional Deaths
• 3-Story Building Collapses In Brooklyn, At Least 1 Injured
• Trump calls Black Lives Matter street mural "symbol of hate"
• Humane Animal Rescue To Host Free Drive-Thru Vaccine Clinic And Food Distribution For Pets
• Trump campaign and RNC raise $131 million in June
• LA Mayor Unveils New Indicator Showing City's Current Coronavirus Threat Level
• Hydration Is Key To Keeping Kids Healthy In Texas Heat
• Boston Hosting Free Drive-In Movies On Wednesdays In July
• Trump touts massive July 4 fireworks show despite virus concerns
• Officials Urge Marylanders To Keep COVID-19 Precautions In Mind During Fourth Of July Travel
• Yuba-Sutter Health Officials Link 20 COVID-19 Cases To Manufacturing Plant Outbreak
• Board Of Public Works Approves Funding For Clean Water And The Chesapeake Bay
• San Francisco Health Department Warns Of Spike In COVID-19 Hospitalization Rate
• James Clanton Being Sentenced For 1980 Murder Of Helene Pruszynski
• Cocktail Server At Rivers Casino Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Benicia Firefighter Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Give Blood, Get Peek Of Arlington's Globe Life Field
• Flying Snakes? Here's How They Can Glide Through The Air
• New Jersey Extends Unemployment Benefits For Another 20 Weeks Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Consumer Fireworks Can Release Toxic Metals Into Air, Study Finds
• AP Source: NFL Cutting Preseason In Half And Pushing Back Start
• Police: Man, Woman Critically Injured In Southwest Philadelphia Double Shooting
• Officials Push To Improve Image Of San Jose's Guadalupe River Park
• California Sues Cisco Over Alleged Caste Discrimination Against Dalit Indian Employee
• Baltimore City Schools Office And Meal Sites Closed Fridays In July
• California Closes Indoor Operations For Restaurants, Museums, Other Sectors To Slow COVID-19 Spread
• Yellow Jacket Fire Burns 400 Acres Near Cortez
• Households With Children Hit Hardest By The Pandemic Recession, Census Reports
• 75-Year-Old Pasadena Man Pleads No Contest To Slashing Woman's Throat In 2017
• 8 cops indicted after alleged "unnecessary excessive force"
• LA School Police Chief Resigns In Response To Deep Budget Cuts
• Americafest Going Virtual For Annual July 4th Celebration
• Maryland Food Bank Reaches $12M Goal To Fund COVID-19 Response Plan
• After Losses From Looting Memorial Day Weekend, Kicx Unlimited May File For Bankruptcy
• Seattle cops clear "occupied" zone, arrest more than 20
• Firework Blamed For Starting Brush Fire In Jefferson County
• UIL Recommends Texas Schools Stop Summer Workouts For 10 Days Due To Coronavirus Spread
• Suspect Identified In Rodeo Murder; May Be Getting Help In Avoiding Capture
• Family Struggles To Reunite With 95-Year-Old Woman With Alzheimer's In Hospital
• Denver International Airport Prepares For An Increase In Passenger Traffic During July
• Orange County Orders Bars, Pubs Without Dine-In Service Closed Ahead Of Fourth Of July
• Allegheny County Says On-Site Alcohol Consumption Ban Applies To Businesses Hosting Weddings
• Franklin Institute Preparing To Welcome Visitors With New Protocols On July 8
• Cubs Pitching Coach Tommy Hottovy Gets Emotional As He Talks About Experience Of Having Had COVID-19
• Midtown Global Market Businesses Receive Helping Hand From Community
• 20 Years Ago Today, Alex Scott Started Alex's Lemonade Stand
• RTD Resumes Fare Collection, Passengers Board At The Front Of The Bus
• More Than 500 Companies Join Facebook Ad Boycott 'Stop Hate For Profit'
• Pennsylvania Court Turns Down Lawmakers' Bid To End Coronavirus Shutdown
• Crews Battling Vegetation Fire Off Bradshaw Road In Sacramento County; RVs Involved
• Ground Broken On New Affordable Housing Units In Denver
• 'We Are Going To Starve': Texas Bar Owner Fights Shutdown Order, Says Will Open This Weekend
• Authorities Investigating After Reports Of A 'Suspicious Man' Repeatedly Offering Females Rides In Polk Co.
• Concerns Mount Over Whether Contact Tracing Will Be A Match For COVID-19
• Stopping Violence One Conversation At A Time
• FBI Searching For Two Men In Citibank Robbery Near 87th And Stony Island
• Los Angeles City Council votes to slash LAPD budget by $150 million
• Top 10 Most Polluted Beaches In California Include 6 From San Mateo County
• Leechburg Mayor And Councilman Say A Noose Was Found In Riverfront Park
• Authorities Searching For Motorcyclist Accused Of Intentionally Hitting Pennsylvania State Trooper On Schuylkill Expressway
• Roger B. Taney's Name Removed From Historic Coast Guard Ship In Baltimore
• New York City Beaches Open For Swimming In Time For July 4th Holiday Weekend
• Restaurant And Bar Owners To Meet With Allegheny Co. Executive Over Alcohol Ban
• Opioid Response Resources From The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office
• Minnesota Insulin Safety Net Program
• Pharmaceutical Industry Suing To Overturn Minnesota's Insulin Affordability Act
• LA County Reports More Than 2,000 New COVID-19 Cases For Fourth Consecutive Day
• Mother Calls Daughter's Recovery 'A Miracle' After Losing Son, 2 Friends In Fatal Wrong-Way Crash
• Health Officials Running Into Resistance While Investigating Small Coronavirus Cluster In Rockland County
• Sixers Coach Brett Brown On Coronavirus Anxiety That's 'Real For Everybody,' Black Lives Matter Movement, More
• COVID-19 Survivor Released From Hospital After 72-Day Fight For His Life
• Denver Mayor Announces Proposal For Temporary, Managed Campsites For Homeless
• McDonald's pauses reopening plan amid rise in COVID-19 cases
• Cuomo Dives Into NYC Police Reform Debate, Says De Blasio, City Council Should Go Back To The Drawing Board
• National Aquarium Reopens For First Time Since March
• If You've Decided To Skip Beach This Summer, You Can Bring To Your Home For Cheap
• North Texas Doctors Urging Residents To Avoid Large Crowds July 4th Weekend
• Investigation Finds Some NYC Hotels Fail To Adequately Clean Rooms Between Guests
• Single Shepherd School Counseling Program Saved During City Council Budget Negotiations
• New Study Reveals Positive Relationship Between Exercise And Breast Milk
• MLB players report for testing ahead of shortened season
• 11-Year-Old Denver Girl Annika Fullerton Killed By Hit & Run Driver While Visiting Family In Los Angeles
• How Pennsylvania Day Cares Are Protecting Children From Coronavirus As More Parents Go Back To Work
• Mainly Mozart Still Providing First-Rate Classical Music Performances Online
• Local Officials Remain Hopeful That Allegheny County Can Recover From Recent Spike
• Denver Nurse Using The Arts To Help Health Care Workers
• Vince's Crabhouse Owners Accuse County Leaders Of Telling Officers To 'Stand Down' As They Face Protests
• Hundreds Of COVID-19 Antibody Tests On The Market, But Are They Accurate?
• Companies may shun Facebook now, but maybe not for long
• Social Distancing During July 4th Events; 'Usually A Polite Request Is Plenty'
• Inspector General Team In Fort Hood Investigating Its Sexual Harassment Assault Response And Prevention Program
• July 4th Celebration Causes Fireworks Among North Brookfield Town Officials
• DOJ: Weld County Man, Michael Suppes, Smuggled Firearms To Other Countries
• Daily Trail Markers: Wisconsin court won't expedite voter purge case
• Parents Of 20-Month-Old Killed Plead For Justice 'CPD We Need Your Help'
• Galveston Beaches Closed For July 4th Weekend Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• Florida Keys Officials Remind Visitors, Residents Of Closures Ahead Of July 4th Weekend
• R. Kelly Appeals Judge's Repeated Rulings Denying Him Release On Bond
• LA City Council Votes To Continue Some Relaxed Parking Enforcement Through July
• Dems Object To GOP-Led Inquiry Into Riot Damages, Says Oversight Committee Lacks Diversity
• Experts Offer Coronavirus July 4th Partying Etiquette
• Philadelphia Restaurants Want More Clarity, Leadership From City Officials About Reopening
• Controversial Emancipation Statue To Be Removed from Park Square
• 'There's No Playbook': Nuggets Head To Orlando With More Than Basketball On The Brain
• San Quentin COVID-19 Outbreak Spreads To Susanville Prison, Threatens Inmate Firefighting Work Crews
• GoFundMe For Midtown Global Market Mend
• New Nationwide Push To Prevent Kids From Dying In Hot Cars
• UPMC Psychiatrist: Remember The Importance Of Taking Care Of Your Mental Health
• Man Under Sleeping Bag On Brentwood Street Fatally Struck By 2 Vehicles
• Police: Teenager Shoots, Kills Stepfather During Camping Trip
• South Florida Sports Teams Gather To Discuss Return Of Games, Spike In COVID Cases
• EXCLUSIVE: Sabrina DuBose's Family Remembers 25-Year-Old With 'Beautiful Heart' And 'Perfect Smile' Taken Too Soon
• State Supreme Court Rules Against Gathering Signatures Digitally
• Suspect Wanted For Murder Of Man Who Was Killed Trying To Break Up Fight At Dallas Restaurant
• New York City Said To Be On Track To Have Adequate Supply Of PPE If There's Second Wave Of Coronavirus
• Tesla Now Worth More Than Toyota, Disney And Coca-Cola
• CBS To Air Classic Episodes Of 'Dick Van Dyke Show' Starring Carl Reiner
• West Hills Man Charged With Federal Arson For Allegedly Starting Fire In Santa Monica Sake House
• Yankees, Mets Return To The Ballpark As 2020 MLB Season Preparation Begins
• Coronavirus Latest: Mass. Reports 261 New Cases, 28 Additional Deaths
• California Orders Indoor Dining To Halt In Sacramento, 18 Other Counties
• Officers Shoot Man Who Reportedly Pulled Gun During Behavioral Crisis Call In NE Baltimore, Police Say
• 2 Juveniles Stabbed In A Ramsey Park, 19-Year-Old Suspect Arrested
• 'Not A Bad Seat': Colorado Music Festival Launches 2020 Virtual Series
• More Than $4M In Donations Helps Greensburg Diocese Develop 'One Of A Kind Scholarship Opportunity' For Catholic Schools
• Armed Florida Man's Racist Rant Lands Him In Jail
• Plum Tree Inn, LA Chinatown Fixture For More Than 40 Years, To Close Permanently
• Ohio Reports 1,000 New Coronavirus Cases In A Single Day For The First Time In Two Months
• Nick Cordero's wife waiting for the day "he holds my hand back"
• White Sox Will Now Face Cardinals, Not Yankees, In Game At Field Of Dreams
• As Faneuil Hall Reopens, Small Business Owners Worry About The Future
• Mai Vang Sentenced To 4 Years, 6 Months In Prison For Farming Fraud Scheme
• Shots Fired At Voodoo Lounge Prompts Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber To Impose Curfew
• San Francisco First Responders Rescue Swimmer In Distress At China Beach
• Coronavirus In Denver: State Delivers 10,000 Tests To Pepsi Center
• Which Type Of Mask Is Best? New Research Determines Most Effective Face Covering For Stopping Spread Of Coronavirus
• State Makes $413M In Budget Cuts Due To COVID-19 Pandemic; More Could Come Next Month
• QAnon supporter defeats 5-term congressman endorsed by Trump
• 5 People Taken To Hospital After Crash Near Lincoln
• UMass Lowell Releases Coronavirus Reopening Plan For Fall
• Joshua ISD Student-Athlete Tests Positive for COVID-19, Workouts At Owl Stadium Suspended
• Man Shot In Face And Hand In Englewood
• Shelter In Place Lifted For Area Near Southwest Plaza
• 11-Year-Old Boy Playing In The Street Is Latest Victim In Citywide Spike In Shootings
• California announces new restrictions on indoor businesses
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Turns Down Republican Lawmakers' Bid To End Shutdown
• Caught On Video: SUV Rams Pickup In Road Rage Incident Near Lake Arrowhead
• Arvada Center Relaunches Theater In 2021
• 'Donald Trump Is Completely One-Dimensional': Ben Widdicombe On New Book 'Gatecrasher' & Evolution Of Celebrity Culture
• Denver Now Enforcing Parking Restrictions For Street Sweeping
• Coronavirus Fears Leading To Pittsburgh Hospitals Seeing Fewer Stroke Patients
• From Thermal Checks To Disabling Slot Machines, Ocean Resort Casino Doesn't 'Foresee A Problem' In Reopening
• Maryland Weather: Strong Thunderstorms Move Through Parts Of State
• Colorado Supreme Court Strikes Down Governor's Executive Order On Remote Signature Gathering
• Broncos Games Against 49ers, Cardinals Canceled As NFL Scraps Preseason Weeks 1, 4
• COVID-19 Surge: 2 More Deaths, 210 New Cases In Santa Clara County
• Fort Worth ISD Gives Parents Options, Virtual Versus In-Person Learning
• Sewage Spill Causes Sinkhole In Pasadena Street, Causes Unpleasant Mess For Neighbors
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Sends Property Tax, Rent Rebates Out Early In Effort To Help Residents
• Chicago Firefighter Hospitalized After Fire In Belmont Central Neighborhood
• Minneapolis Park Board To Discuss Reducing Homeless Encampments In Parks
• Chicago Weather: Hot & Stagnant Pattern Locks In Place
• Suspects Sought In Wednesday Morning Assault In Ocean City, Maryland
• Reports: NFL To Cut Preseason Schedule In Half
• Pittsburgh Police Seeking Suspected Looters During Downtown Riot
• Election officials work to address polling location, worker shortages
• Minimum wage hike in 3 states boosts income for battered workers
• Denver Mom Wins $1 Million In Safeway Monopoly Game
• Couple married for 53 years dies of COVID-19 an hour apart
• Jeffco Public Schools Superintendent Is A Finalist For Kentucky Education Commissioner
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• California Officials Blasted For Prison Coronavirus Outbreak
• Dallas Woman In Her 20s With No Underlying Health Conditions Among 7 New Coronavirus Deaths In County
• Wage Hike, Driving Privileges, Civics Addressed In New Laws
• July 4th Traffic: CDOT Asks Travelers To Be Safe & Responsible
• LA Filipino Community Advocate Dies At 48 Within 2 Weeks Of Positive Coronavirus Test
• 'We Want Transparency': Healthcare Workers Protest In East Liberty, Demanding To Know Where Funds Sent To Nursing Homes Have Gone
• Forecasters: Potentially Deadly Weather Pattern Setting Up Across Texas & Oklahoma
• NFL Reportedly Cutting Preseason In Half
• 'They Should Be Expected To Top This Group': MLSSoccer.com Writer Tom Bogert On NYCFC's Outlook For MLS Is Back Tournament
• 'Very Serious Criminal Activity': Minnesota Senate GOP Spotlights Damage After George Floyd's Death
• Lawsuit Accuses Property Managers Of Ageist Facebook Ads
• Former George W. Bush Administration Officials Form Super PAC Backing Joe Biden
• Woman In Fort Worth 7-Eleven Spits On Counter After Being Told She Had To Wear A Face Mask
• '20-Under Might Not Win It If Greens Are Soft', Says Nick Faldo On Rocket Mortgage Classic
• Allegheny County Summer Concert Series Moves To Pittsburgh's CW
• Sheriff: 2 Hurt In Crow Wing Co. Plane Crash
• Columbus, Ohio, just took down a statue of Christopher Columbus
• Former Judge Ryan Kamada Pleads Guilty To Interfering With Cocaine Ring Bust In Northern Colorado
• Baby Goat Stolen From Baltimore County Farm Found In Aberdeen, Police Say
• Public Invited To Provide Input About Future Of Baltimore County Schools Facilities
• Heat Advisory In DFW, But No Triple Digit Temps Yet
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Issues Mandatory Face Mask Order To Prevent Spread Of COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 828 New COVID-19 Cases, 30 Additional Deaths
• 2 Newport Beach Lifeguards Positive For COVID-19; Beaches To Be Closed July 4th
• MDOT MVA Expanding Appointment Availability; Opening Two Additional Branch Offices
• Florida Court Clears The Way For Case Against Monitor In Parkland School Shooting
• Indiana To Delay Move To Stage 5 Of Reopening For Two Weeks
• Here Are The Details On Gov. Whitmer's Return To School Roadmap
• Ice Cream Shop Could Close Lobby After Customers Refuse To Wear Masks, Harass Employees
• July 4th Could Create 'The Perfect Storm' For Spreading Coronavirus, Infectious Disease Doctor Warns
• Lightfoot Cites 'Perfect Storm' For Chicago's Violence, 'All Hands On Deck Approach' Needed To Curb Crime
• Maryland Zoo Releases 'LEGO' Turtle Into The Wild
• Pa. Health Dept. Creates COVID-19 Early Warning Monitoring System Dashboard Amid Rising Case Numbers Statewide
• Nearly 2 In 3 Michiganders Will Vacationing Locally To Avoid COVID-19
• Joint Forces Training Base In Los Alamitos Hosts Drive-Thru Fireworks Show
• 'Wearing A Mask Shows That You Care About Others': Pa. Secretary Of Health Signs Order Making Masks Mandatory In All Public Spaces
• Infant Sleep Issues Linked To Mental Health Problems In Adolescents, Study Suggests
• Portland Man Identified As Suspect In Carjacking In Which Car Plunged Off Santa Cruz Cliff
• Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins Makes Friendly Wager With Harris County Judge Over Census Response Rates
• AG Healey Demands Phantom Fireworks Stop Advertising To Massachusetts Residents
• Hair Weaves From Chinese Prison Camps Seized, 1 Month After Similar Products Imported To Dallas
• Man Arrested After Swastikas, 'White Power' Spray Painted In Revere
• Top WH aide says CIA official decided against briefing Trump on Russia intel
• NBA Hiatus Was 'Super Important' For Kemba Walker's Bad Knee
• Police: 3 Killed When Flint Crash Splits Car Into 2 Pieces
• Pittsburgh International Airport Asks Holiday Travelers To Arrive Early And Know What To Expect TSA Safety Procedures
• Carl Reiner To Be Honored By CBS With 'The Dick Van Dyke Show' Airing In Living Color
• Pandemics Explained
• LAFC The Favorite To Win MLS Is Back Tournament
• Tarrant County Reports Over 600 New COVID-19 Cases For Second Day In Row
• Trump campaign COO moves to legal affairs in staff reshuffling
• Sen. Cory Gardner Prepares To Take On Challenger Former Gov. John Hickenlooper For Senate Seat
• Northern Michigan Market's Sign Says Wear A Mask Or Pay $10
• LA City Council Slashes LAPD Funding By $150M
• Motorcyclist, 44, Killed In Yuba County Hit-And-Run
• Gov. Wolf Signs Senate Bill 637, Easing Restrictions For Pennsylvanians With Criminal Records To Reenter The Workforce
• Michigan State Police Urges Michiganders to Prepare For Heat Wave
• Port Authority Bus Driver Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• COVID-19 Claims Another Music Festival, Austin City Limits Canceled As Texas Cases Surge
• Grants Available For Nonprofit Legal Groups Helping Tenants Facing Eviction
• Fort Hood soldier believed dead, family says; suspect kills himself
• Gov. Wolf Signs Law Removing Outdated Barriers To Employment For Skilled Workers With Criminal Records
• DFW Airport will Require Face Coverings Beginning July 2
• Cuomo: Indoor dining delayed in NYC, storm clouds "on the horizon"
• Federal Investigators Seek Public's Help Identifying More People Connected To Unrest In The Twin Cities
• California's Gas Tax Crosses 50-Cent Per Gallon Mark
• Bolton says Russia controversy shows Trump's "lack of interest" in intel
• Houston hospitals are transferring patients to free up beds
• Drastic Drops: Median San Francisco 1-Bedroom Rent Down Nearly 12% Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• July 4th Could Create 'Perfect Storm' For Spreading Coronavirus, Warns Infectious Disease Doctor
• Boston University May Change Mascot Rhett's Name Due To 'Gone With The Wind' Reference
• Kemba Walker On Cam Newton Signing With Patriots: Fans Are Going To Love Him -- A Lot
• Baltimore City Schools Meal Site Closing Temporarily Due To Employee Testing Positive For Coronavirus
• Colorado Sees Big Spike In Demand For Annual Fishing Licenses
• 'Thankful To God' | UMMS Announces Their 1,000th COVID-19 Patient Steve Nicewarner Released
• Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Criticizes Dr. Anthony Fauci, Says 'He Doesn't Know What He's Talking About'
• Gov. Cuomo Says President Trump's Denials Have Directly Led To Coronavirus Crisis Enveloping Nation
• Baker: State Trying To Find Places For Norwood Hospital Clinicians After Flooding
• Man Shot In The Leg In McKees Rocks
• Suspect Arrested In Connection With Dormont Home Invasion
• Killeen PD On Suicide Of Suspect In Vanessa Guillen Case: 'Person Of Interest Was An Active Duty Soldier'
• Old Bay Hot Sauce Sold Out Online, May Still Be Available In Some Stores
• With Pandemic Hampering Census Efforts, Cook County Officials Seek More Help With Population Count
• Florida governor "not going back" on reopening as COVID cases surge
• Street Cleaning Ticket Grace Period Is Over In Chicago
• Evanston Police Locate 2 Children Who Went Missing Tuesday Night
• Why The Uncomfortable Test? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• 'We Take On Huge Social Issues': Curtiss Cook On Showtime's 'The Chi'
• 6 FC Dallas Players Test Positive For COVID-19 After Arriving At Florida Tournament
• Organization Drops Lawsuit Over Dead, Duplicate Registered Voters
• 2 Transported To Ryder Trauma After Vehicle Crashes Through 2nd-Floor Garage Wall
• Springfield Detective Fired After 'Hurtful' Anti-Police Social Media Post
• Dr. Arwady, Economic Leaders On COVID-19 Crisis In Chicago
• FSU To Bar Employees Working From Home To Care For Kids At The Same Time
• BET Co-Founder, First Black Billionaire Robert Johnson Calls On Black Lives Matter To Form Own Political Party
• San Quentin COVID-19 Outbreak Spreads To Susanville Prison; Threatens Inmate Firefighting Work Crews
• U.S. Navy Blue Angels Fly Over Detroit For Health Care Workers, Continue To Inspire Hope Across The Country
• United To Ramp Up Flights Out Of LAX In August
• Man who pointed gun at protesters says he was "scared for his life"
• Football Practice, Extracurricular Activities Resume At North Hills School District
• Stevens: No Positive Tests, No Celtics Opting Out Of NBA Bubble Season
• LAUSD Board Votes To Cut School Police Budget By $25M
• Missing Soldier Vanessa Guillén's Family Claims Coverup: 'Fort Hood Lied To Us, She Didn't Deserve This'
• Kalmar Nyckel Reopens In Wilmington Ahead Of July 4th Weekend
• Federal Lawsuit Claims Evidence Was Fabricated In The Wrongful Conviction Of Jordan Brown
• 2020 Made In America Festival Postponed Until 2021, Current Tickets Valid For Next Year
• Rescued Sea Turtles Tagged With Satellite Antennas, Released Off Cape Cod
• Glen Burnie VEIP Station Offers No-Appointment COVID-19 Testing, Some Testing Sites Closed For July 4th Holiday
• Hitting The Skies For July 4th? Here's What The TSA Says You Should Keep In Mind
• Little Evidence That Protests After George Floyd's Death Spread Coronavirus
• Extra $600 in unemployment aid may end a week early for some
• Pleasant Hill Man Sentenced To 25 Years In Prison For Child Porn Production, Possession
• Pittsburgh Police To Enforce Social Distancing, Make Sure People Are Wearing Masks And Break Up Large Crowds This July 4th
• Construction Worker Rescued After Falling Into Sewer Sleeve In Downtown Minneapolis
• Maryland State Police To Increase Enforcement July 4th Weekend
• 'Austin City Limits Music Festival' Canceled As Virus Surges In Texas
• Auto Racing: A Look Ahead
• Durbin Works To Pass American Dream And Promise Act
• Planned Closure For Walleye Fishing Begins For Mille Lacs Lake
• Driver Survives After Truck Plunges Off Wolf Creek Pass, Rolls 700 Feet Down Mountainside
• California Gas Tax Automatically Increases, Pushing It Past 50 Cents Per Gallon
• 1 Suspect Dead, Another Arrested In Connection To Disappearance Of Vanessa Guillen, Army Says
• Rising Coronavirus Infections Prompts Pico Rivera To Shut Down Parks
• Former Pittsburgh Steelers Coach Bill Cowher, His Wife Reportedly Tested Positive For Coronavirus Antibodies
• Poll Shows Wide Range Of Remote Learning Experiences In Massachusetts
• 28th Annual Wawa Hoagie Day Is Back Bigger Than Ever Despite COVID-19 Restrictions
• How Can I Safely BBQ With Friends, Family This Summer? Answers To Common Coronavirus Questions From Dr. Dave Hnida
• 100.4° Arctic record confirmed; Earth may be warmest in 12,000 years
• New York City Lawmakers Approve $1 Billion Cut From NYPD Budget; Protesters Say It Still Falls Short
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 426 New COVID-19 Cases And 4 Deaths; Hospitalizations Fall To Lowest Level In 2 Months
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 636 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Statewide Total To 87,242
• Stonewall Inn Avoids Closure With Help From Generous Donors
• Mother, Son Charged With Stabbing Death Of Woman's Estranged Husband In Hialeah
• SFMTA Approves Temporary Bus, Taxi Lanes
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 7-1-20
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Legislation To Confirm Employment Eligibility Based On Immigration Status
• A Rival AFC East Head Coach Doesn't Think Cam Newton Will Be Patriots' Week 1 Starter
• Denver Public Schools Cuts Senior Staff Pay To Keep Impact Minimal For Students
• Shady Side Academy Will Stop Using Indian Mascot And Team Name
• San Francisco Officials Back 'Millionaires Tax' To Counter COVID-19 Fiscal Losses
• Water Main Break Shuts Down Several Blocks Of Kester Avenue In Van Nuys
• 24-Year-Old Man Killed In Hit-And-Run In Downtown Bel Air; Police Searching For Driver
• Two-Alarm Fire Breaks Out At Good Burger & Pizza In Fells Point
• July 4th: Rohnert Park Bans Fireworks In Commercial Parking Lots To Prevent Large Gatherings
• Little Evidence That Protests Spread Coronavirus In US
• Flying Snakes? Here's How They Can Glide Through The Air
• Driver Dies After Striking 2 Big Rigs In Manteca
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt In Crash Near North Natomas
• Police Seek Suspect Who Threw Firework Near Stoughton Cruisers
• Lili Reinhart Apologizes For Posing Topless In Call For Justice
• Here's where electricity bills are set to surge this summer
• Russians vote on reforms that could allow Putin to rule until 2036
• Denver Weather: Welcome To The Hottest And Wettest Month Of The Year
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Shatters Daily Record With 110 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing County Total To 2,780
• Gov. Newsom Expected To Announce Reopening Rollback As Coronavirus Surges
• Euless Man Sustains Life Threatening Injuries After Slamming Car Into Box Truck 
• Baltimore Summer Restaurant Week Set To Return Later This Month With Changes Due To COVID-19
• MSPCA Hoping To Find Owner Of Cat Found Badly Injured In Roxbury
• Board Finds It Has Authority On Guns At Michigan Capitol
• Oakland City Council To Revisit Recently Approved Budget Amid Calls To Defund Police
• CBS SF Talks To Scott "Wino" Weinrich About New Acoustic Solo Album
• San Francisco Police End Common Practice Of Releasing Suspect Booking Mugshots
• Michigan Ease Restrictions On Long-Term Care Facility Visits
• 'You Should Be My Teacher': Students Inspire Framingham Bus Driver To Earn College Degree
• Walmart Hires More Than 30,000 Veterans In Texas
• Philadelphia Health Officials Recommend Residents Stay Away From Beaches During July 4th Weekend To Avoid COVID-19 Exposure
• Miami-Dade To Limit Access To Hotel, Motel Pools Over July 4th Weekend
• Fox News fires Ed Henry after sexual misconduct allegation
• Cooking With Rania: Red, White And Blue Trifle
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Total Cases Nears 68K, Hospitalizations Up Slightly
• Stacey Benson
• Report: NHL Players Could Be Returning To Olympic Hockey In 2022, 2026
• Calhoun Beach Club Apartments To Drop The Calhoun Name
• Red Stars Teammates Julie Ertz, Casey Short Say Soul-Searching Led To Vulnerability On Field In Season Opener
• Cooking With Kids: Tasty Recipes Fromm Coborn's
• Government Impersonators And Romance Scammers Targeting Michigan Residents
• Biden: Trump doesn't seem "cognitively aware" of Russia bounty intel
• Trump Campaign Sues Over Pennsylvania Mail-In Drop-Off Sites For Ballots
• Mississippi gov. signs bill removing Confederate emblem from flag
• Trump says he'll veto bill over renaming bases honoring Confederates
• Man Dead After Shooting In South Sacramento Neighborhood
• Every July 1 Until 2035, Bobby Bonilla Gets A $1.19 Million Check From The Mets: Here's Why
• Maryland State Police Helicopter Pulls Person From Water By Liberty Dam
• Cam Newton's Odds For Comeback Player, MVP Awards Improve Greatly After Signing With Patriots
• Caught On Tape: Dog Attacks
• Family Of Missing Fort Hood Soldier Vanessa Guillen To Hold Press Conference In Washington, D.C.
• Six Flags Takes Social Media Break, Wants To 'Invest In Platforms Devoid Of Hate Speech'
• More Than Three-Quarters Of Americans To Spend Less On July 4th This Year
• Miami Weather: New Month, Same Hot & Stormy Weather Pattern
• Former Arcadia High School Student Arrested On Child Sex Abuse Charges
• PTL Links: July 1, 2020
• Santa's Village Opens Wednesday In New Hampshire; Health Screening Required For Visitors
• Xtra Innings Sports Bar & Grille In Tarentum Shuts Down After Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• "Stargirl" Exclusive Sneak Peek: Cindy Vs Bobbie
• Driver Dies After Rear-Ending SUV South Of Hibbing
• Report: NHL Likely Picking Toronto, Edmonton As Hub Cities For Playoffs
• Florida Parental Consent Abortion Bill Signed Into Law
• Judge blocks Trump's asylum restriction for border-crossers
• Weather Blog: A Bit Steamy
• 300 arrested as China's new "security" law hits Hong Kong
• Man Found Dead In Fairfax District House Fire
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Signs "Alyssa's Law" Which Requires School Panic Alert Systems
• Police: Man Wanted For Brutal Assault Caught On Camera Inside Bronx Popeyes
• Cam Newton Already Putting In Work With Mohamed Sanu
• Young adults unconcerned by virus "may be killing" others
• West Virginia Woman Sentenced After Faking Her Own Death
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Rush For Pre-July 4th Testing; Young Giants Star Tests Positive; UC Berkeley Saliva Test Trials
• Baseball Reopening: Oakland A's Make Trade; Will Play In Stadium Filled With Fan Cutouts
• Reopening: Detroit Tigers Ink Former Petaluma Star Spencer Torkelson To $8.4 Million Signing Bonus
• Hands-Free Cell Phone Use Law Among New Laws Taking Effect In Indiana Wednesday
• If You Want To Watch Some Baseball In Person, Fans Can Turn To Futures Collegiate Baseball League
• Wildwood Mayor Pete Byron Appeals Gov. Phil Murphy's Decision To Indefinitely Close Indoor Dining
• McKeesport Girl Has Wish Granted, Helps Raise Epilepsy Awareness
• Fort Lauderdale Man Picking Fruit Electrocuted
• Indian groom may have been COVID super-spreader at his own wedding
• Elijah McClain's father demands accountability after son's death
• VIDEO: Fireworks Fight In Middle Of Street Caught On Camera In Logan
• Man jailed over journalist Daniel Pearl's murder may be freed
• Illinois, Chicago Minimum Wage Hikes In Effect Wednesday
• IRS Says It's Not Extending The July 15 Tax Deadline
• Tennessee election officials say some first-time voters can't cast absentee ballot
• U Of M To Waive ACT, SAT Test Scores For Students Applying For Fall 2021
• New Mandate In Rehoboth Beach Requires Residents, Visitors Wear Face Mask While In Public
• Stocks notch best quarter since 1998, despite virus surge
• Ex-officer who fatally shot Rayshard Brooks released on bond
• Quilted Fabric And Cone-Style Masks Better Than Bandanas, Study Says
• White couple who pointed guns at protesters blames "angry mob"
• NBA may tape delay games to keep players' bad language off TV
• Harvey Weinstein Reaches Tentative $19 Million Settlement With Dozens Of Accusers
• Car Crashes Into Strip Mall In Hainesville
• Dallas Women Arrested During George Floyd Protests Challenge State Anti-Rioting Law In Class Action Suit
• 3 family members injured when boat collides with whale
• Man In Critical Condition After Stabbing On CTA Red Line
• Study warns new flu virus in pigs could morph to cause a pandemic
• Weinstein in tentative $19 million settlement with many accusers
• March Election Judge Says She Has Never Been Paid; Husband, Also An Election Judge, Says He Had Questionable Deduction
• Police: Victim Critically Injured After Argument Leads To Stabbing In Kensington
• As Loop Traffic Begins To Rebound, Some Downtown Businesses Remain Boarded Up
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot And Humid Weather Sticking Around
• Chicago Weather: Warm, Sunny Day; Isolated Storm Chance Wednesday Afternoon
• Teen Fighting For His Life After Shot In Stomach In North Philadelphia
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/1 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• 100 years of Russian electoral interference — David Shimer transcript
• Senate extends small biz aid program just before its expiration
• Italy reports "biggest seizure of amphetamines in the world"
• Two Injured In Glass Run Road Crash
• At Least 20 Shots Fired In North Philadelphia Double Shooting
• Wednesday's Child: 7-Year-Old Christian
• Red Sox Report To Fenway Park For Coronavirus Testing
• Firefighters Volunteer To Clean Up Homestead Cemetery
• Four People Taken To Hospital After Crash In Lawrence County
• Woman Rushed To Hospital After Shooting In Troy Hill
• North Fayette Township Building & Community Center Closed Due To Coronavirus Exposure
• University Of Pittsburgh Releases Reopening Plan For Fall Semester
• More People Lining Up To Get Tested For COVID-19 Before July 4 Holiday
• Mayor Schaaf Launching Universal Basic Income Pilot Program To Help Low-Income Oakland Residents
• Two Suspects Arrested In Connection To White Township Home Invasion
• Santa Clara Co. Releases COVID-19 Back-To-School Guidelines
• Wednesday's Show Info (7/1/20)
• Pirates Pitcher Steven Brault Teams Up With Broadway Cast Of 'Hadestown'
• F-16 crash at Air Force base in South Carolina kills pilot
• Second spacewalk in a row to upgrade station
• Working Mother Shares Talent While Singing National Anthem At College Graduation

Videos from July 1, 2020

• 7/1: Red and Blue
• Trump pushes back on reports saying he was briefed about Russia targeting U.S. troops
• Survey shows voters blame Trump for recent surge in coronavirus cases.
• More than 300 protesters arrested in Hong Kong
• Spike in cases causing concern for travel industry
• Poll: Democrats want Biden to pick a woman of color as his running mate
• More than 30 arrested as Seattle police clear protest zone
• Trump calls reports of Russian bounties on U.S. troops a “hoax”
• Trump says "masks are good," but does not support making them mandatory
• Overwhelmed Houston hospitals transfer coronavirus patients to other cities as cases spike
• Nationwide surge in coronavirus cases prompts states to reimpose restrictions
• White House denies President Trump was briefed on Russia bounty allegations
• CBS Evening News, July 1, 2020
• Colorado primary winners include a QAnon conspiracy supporter
• House Democrats release plan to fight climate change
• Amanda Kloots on visiting Nick Cordero in ICU
• Why the Mets are still paying Bobby Bonilla $1.2M every year until 2035
• Family of missing soldier Vanessa Guillen speaks out after possible remains found
• YouTube stars face reality of "cancel culture" as old racist videos surface
• Bolton says Russia controversy highlights Trump's "lack of interest in intelligence"
• Top lawmakers demand answers on Russia bounty intelligence
• Russia votes on referendum to allow Putin to stay president until 2036
• How White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany views the media
• Mom turns doodles of frontline workers into popular yard signs
• COVID-19 accelerates use of drone technology
• Cuomo says indoor dining postponed in NYC
• Domestic violence cases rise in Puerto Rico as island struggles
• Former national security official on Russia-Taliban bounty reports
• Protesters arrested in Hong Kong as Chinese national security law takes effect
• Florida governor says state "not going back" on reopening despite COVID-19 spike
• California and Florida take different approaches to fighting COVID-19
• 1,000-year-old British flour mill helps bread-making during lockdown
• Black-owned banks provide wealth growing opportunities for underserved Americans
• Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer on Breonna Taylor shooting, police reform
• Doctor on the importance of face coverings as coronavirus cases surge
• Why coronavirus cases are on the rise among young people in several states
• DOJ looking into Elijah McClain case for possible civil rights investigation
• Search parties looking for missing Fort Hood soldier find unidentified remains
• White House slams leakers as Congress demands more answers on alleged Russian bounties
• Fauci warns lawmakers that school reopenings will vary across the country
• As coronavirus cases skyrocket in Florida, Governor DeSantis says the state is “not going back”
• Dr. Fauci warns U.S. “not in total control” of coronavirus as new cases climb in 37 states