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Articles from July 2, 2020

• UCSF Contact Tracer Finds Mission District Latinos at Higher Risk of COVID-19
• Areas Look To Celebrate July 4th While Socially Distancing
• Areas Look To Celebrate A Socially-Distant Fourth Of July
• 7-Year-Old Boy Suffers Major Injuries in Martinez Hit-and-Run
• South Bay Small Business Owners Cheer Santa Clara County Plans for Reopening
• San Rafael Boosts Outdoor Dining as New Virus Cases Prompt Reopening Rollbacks
• Torrance Woman Accused Of Going On Racist Tirade Facing Charges For 2019 Incident
• 'I'm Not The Person That Represents': Man Has Confederate Flag Tattoo Inked Over
• 'Just Plain Rude': Sheriff's Office Looking For Man Who Coughed On Woman In Tahoe Grocery Store
• 'Just Plain Rude': Sheriff's Office Looking For Man Who Appears To Intentionally Cough On Woman In Tahoe Grocery Store
• 'This Is No Joke': Lake Elsinore Man Posts Warning To Facebook Day Before Dying From COVID-19
• SoCal Restaurants Struggle To Adapt As Governor Rolls Back Reopening
• Last Call Once Again: Yolo County Bars Ordered To Shut Down
• Protesters Gather Near DA Jackie Lacey's Home, Call For Her Resignation
• Stanislaus County Hospitals Nearing Capacity Due To Operating Constraints
• 'The Pushback Has Been Minimal': Santa Monica To Start Citing People Not Wearing Face Coverings
• Beloved Yuba County Father Hit And Killed By Suspect Fleeing Shooting
• Beloved Yuba County Father Hit And Killed By Suspect Fleeing A Shooting
• Orange County To Close Its Beaches For July 4th Holiday Weekend
• State Employment Development Department Swamped With Unemployment Claims
• San Francisco Man Arrested Following Thursday Stabbing Attack in Pacifica
• US Sets Single Day Record, Reporting Over 50,000 Coronavirus Cases
• 'Prozac... CBD... Xanax': Pet Owners Distraught Over Constant Fireworks
• Minnesota Man Receives COVID-19 Positive Results Soon After Flying
• Chicago Weather: Holiday Heat
• My Block, My Hood, My City Giving Out Micro-Grants To Encourage Community, Prevent Violence
• 'A Lot We Have To Repair': Omar Montgomery Talks About Aurora Police Department Oversight
• Proposition 16 Presents California Voters With Choice To End Affirmative Action Ban
• InZone Project Founder Holds Town Hall, After He Says Plan To Bring 25 Boys To Barrington Hills Mansion Has Been Hit With Red Tape
• 15,000-Foot Estate Could Set Record For Most Expensive Real Estate Sale In El Dorado Hills
• Police Searching For Missing 12-Year-Old Girl From Baltimore County
• Ahead Of July 4th, Baltimore Officials Warn Of Dangers With Illegal Fireworks, Sparklers
• 7-Year-Old Dantrell Davis' Murder Led To Gang Truce In 1992; Those Who Were There Call For New Effort With Multiple Children Shot Recently
• Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez Reimposes Countywide Curfew
• 287 LAPD Employees, 78 LAFD Employees Have Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths
• Colorado Conducts Record Number Of Coronavirus Tests Wednesday
• New Jersey Residents, Workers Happy To Return To Amusement Parks, Water Parks And Arcades
• Teen Killed In Roxbury Was Boston's Third Homicide In 24 Hours
• Concerns Raised About Safety Of Some Outdoor Dining Seating In Hell's Kitchen As Indoor Dining Is Postponed
• Proposition 16 Presents California Voters With Choice to End Affirmative Action Ban
• Coronavirus Latest: Some Elderly Residents Moved From Overlea Rehab To Good Samaritan After Contracting COVID-19
• Artist Gains New Following After Leaving Paintings On Upper West Side Street For Trash
• Two Teens Charged In Death Of Ty'kerria Dawson, Maryland Teen Found Dead Along Trail In Frederick
• Missing 70-Year-Old Woman Found Dead In Her Car After Suffering 'Medical Issue', Anne Arundel County Police Say
• More Drivers Expected On The Road For July 4th Holiday As Maryland Continues To Recover From COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Unemployment: EDD Limits Lawmakers' Efforts To Help Californians Collect Unemployment
• Six Nurses From Ascension Saint Agnes Hospital Headed To Texas To Help Amid COVID-19 Case Surge
• 'Its Our Story': New Book Explores Aftermath Of Freddie Gray's Death From Eyewitness Accounts
• Calumet City Soldier Aaron David Robinson Was Main Suspect In Murder Of Fellow Soldier Vanessa Guillen
• Auburn Family Seeks Bone Marrow Donor For Son With Rare Immunodeficiency
• South Jersey Town Residents Say Dirty Water That Smells 'Like It's Full Of Chlorine,' Sometimes Yellow, Pouring Out Of Faucets
• Riverside City Council Declares Racism A Public Health Crisis
• Lightfoot: Effective Monday, Travelers Coming Into Chicago From States With COVID-19 Surges Must Self-Quarantine For 14 Days
• Coronavirus In Colorado: You Must Wear A Face Mask In Clear Creek County
• Massachusetts Reopening Gyms, Movie Theaters, Casinos Monday In Phase 3
• Westin Anaheim Resort Looking To Fill Roughly 400 Positions
• FedEx asks Washington Redskins to change their name
• Construction To Delay Port Authority Buses, Light-Rail Service To South Hills For 2 Years
• Ghislaine Maxwell Arrested At 'Gorgeous Property' In Bradford, NH
• Allegheny Co. Closes Bars, Restaurants, Rivers Casino, Cancels Activities Involving More Than 25 People For 1-Week
• Sheriff: Body Recovered From Pond Near Homeless Camp In Maplewood
• Solano County DA Recuses Her Office From 2 Vallejo Police Shooting Investigations
• Philadelphia Officials Recommend Residents Quarantine Upon Returning From 15 High-Risk States, Stay Away From Jersey Shore This July 4th
• Downstate Judge's Ruling Declares Gov. Pritzker's Executive Orders For Pandemic 'Void;' Appeal Expected
• Kennywood, Sandcastle Postponing Reopenings Amid Voluntary Stay-At-Home Protocol In Allegheny County
• Books To Go: LA Public Library Begins Offering Curbside Service At 18 Branches
• West Virginia Police Officer Will Not Be Disciplined After Seen On Video Shooting Possum
• Lakewood Urges Residents To Help Pinpoint Illegal Fireworks With Online Mapping
• Sacramento Serial Rapist Mark Manteuffel Pleads Guilty To Rapes From 1990s
• OC Officials Address Gaffe After 30,000 Antibody Tests Were Incorrectly Included In Total Number Of COVID-19 Tests
• Joan Small, Chicago Arts Leader And Former First Deputy Commissioner For Cultural Affairs Department, Dies At 78
• July 4th Fireworks Displays: Parker, Highlands Ranch Postponed Due To Brush Fires, Concern
• Man In 'Scream' Mask Arrested On BART Train After Brutal Baseball Bat Attack On Passenger
• Maryland Ranks One Of The Worst States To See UFOs, Report Says
• Aurora Police Officer Jaron Jones Resigns Amid Elijah McClain Death Reenactment Photo Investigation
• DeSantis, Pence Offer Assurances As Cases Surge
• Body Camera Footage Being Reviewed Following Police-Involved Shooting In NE Baltimore
• United Adding Thousands Of Flights But Schedule Is Still Down 40% From Pre-Pandemic Level
• Boston Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In Mattapan
• Neighbors Have Misgivings About Drive-Up Fireworks Show At Los Alamitos Base
• Expert Says Risk Of Catching COVID-19 During Recreational Swimming Or At Water Park Is Low
• WATCH: Large Pod Of Dolphins Play Off The Coast Of Wildwood
• AG Reaches Agreement With Columbia Gas, Company Will Pay $56 Million
• Surveillance Video Shows Good Samaritan Rush To Save Woman Who Fell Off SEPTA Platform
• Mission Viejo Family Still Waiting For EDD Unemployment Payments
• Injury Accident Blocks Southbound I-880 Connector To S Hwy 101 In San Jose
• Grass Fire Destroys Structure South Of Lyons
• Fremont, Danville Find Virtual Solutions For Stay-At-Home July 4th Festivities
• Concrete Cowboy Bar In River North Permanently Shut Down In Wake Of Repeated Complaints
• Cornerstone Care Offering Coronavirus Tests Regardless Of Insurance Status
• Study Confirms New Version Of Coronavirus Spreads Faster, But Doesn't Make People Sicker
• 'We're Not Willing To Take That Risk': West Hollywood Begins Enforcing Face Covering Mandate As Coronavirus Cases Spike
• Ex Hughson Mayor Accused Of Impersonating An Officer, DUI, And Hit-And-Run
• Fireworks Company Looks To Make Show At Grapevine Lake Bigger Than Ever
• Timothy Cardinal Dolan Throws Support Behind The NYPD, Calls For An End To 'Attacks And Taunting And Insulting'
• 'I Enjoy Playing': Masters Champion Mike Weir Joins The Korn Ferry Tour
• Ohio Roman Catholic Priest Indicted On Federal Child Pornography Charges
• Alleged 'Boogaloo' Gunman Carrillo Pleads Not Guilty In Oakland Federal Officer Slaying
• 6 Arrested After Violent Confrontation Between Protesters, Denver Police
• Work On Fifth Avenue Black Lives Matter Mural Postponed
• LA County Reports 2,204 New Coronavirus Cases, 55 Additional Deaths
• Here Are Your Canceled And Ongoing Fourth Of July Fireworks Shows
• Businesses Call For Help After Second Round Of Indoor Closures
• Elijah McClain Death: Medical Expert Says Ketamine Saves Lives When Used On 'Severe, Severe, Agitated People'
• Mandatory Mask Enforcement Problematic; Voluntary Compliance Urged To Prevent More Closures
• Fort Ligonier Days Festival Goes Online, But Local Business Owners Say It Won't Be The Same
• Nashoba Regional High School Retires Chieftain Logo
• As Coronavirus Impacts Travel Plans, RVs Become High Priority
• Denver Weather: Hottest Day Of 2020 On Thursday With More Heating Coming
• Ocean City To Reward Those Wearing Face Coverings On Boardwalk On July 4th
• Bandimere Speedway July 4th Event Under Scrutiny By Jefferson County Health Officials
• Signups For Virtual Boston Marathon Begin Tuesday
• WVU Reports More Than A Dozen New Coronavirus Cases, At Least 10 Of Them Students
• Parents Question Whether Distance Learning Is The Best Option For Their Children
• Congressional Candidate Lauren Boebert To Attend July 4th Celebration With Trump
• Only On CBS2: Hell's Kitchen Residents, Business Owners Fed Up With Rising Crime In Neighborhood
• Most Anne Arundel County Public Libraries To Reopen July 6
• Many Mass. Workers Would Take Pay Cut To Work From Home
• NSA warns that VPNs could be vulnerable to cyberattacks
• COVID-19 Vaccine Trial At UIC Delayed Until The End Of July
• Innovators Stepping Up For Those In Need During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Firefighter Who Allegedly Groped 12-Year-Old Girl In Swimwear Arrested On Child Porn Charges
• Group Of Frank Rizzo Supporters Suing Philadelphia To Get Controversial Statue
• Western Pa. May Be Losing Political Clout, At Least In Democratic Primaries
• Joliet Mayor: 'Clearly, There Was Some Improper Behavior' By Officers On Video Of Eric Lurry Before He Died In Custody
• Dozens Line Street To Show Support For Upper Darby Police Department
• Despite Gradual Reopening, Economy Is Not Back On Track
• Frisco 2nd Grader Sells Yard Flag Service Benefiting Frisco Police
• Gov. Greg Abbott Establishes Mask Mandate For Most Texas Counties, Gives Local Leaders Power To Restrict Gatherings To 10
• Healthy, Bulked-Up Ben Simmons Eager To 'Represent Philadelphia' When NBA Season Resumes In Orlando
• No Fans At This Year's Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest, But July 4th Tradition Will Go On
• Man Arrested In Connection With Shooting In Medford Neighborhood
• Fort Worth Bar Remains Firm In Opening July 4th Despite Shutdown Order
• Wisconsin Health Officials: Stay Home July Fourth To Avoid Infection
• Gov. Greg Abbott's Order To Close Bars 'Inadvertently' Shut Down 1,500 Texas Restaurants
• Fashion District Philadelphia, Vesper Dayclub Preparing To Welcome Back Guests After Lengthy Shutdowns
• Deputy Chief Leslie Ramirez Appointed Interim Chief Of Los Angeles School Police Department
• Long Island Ready For Return Of Outdoor Pools And Sprinkler Parks For July 4th Weekend; Coronavirus Precautions In Effect
• Stockton Man, 44, Accused Of Posing Online As Teen Girl, Sexually Assaulting Young Child
• July 4th Weekend Gas Prices Lowest Since 2016, AAA Mid-Atlantic Says
• Law Enforcement Reminds Residents Of Local Fireworks Ordinances
• Health Officials Say Masks Are Essential To Stopping Spike In Coronavirus Cases
• Coronavirus Pandemic Highlights Health Care Disparities; Task Force's Mission Is To Identify The Causes
• Over 96 Percent Of Unemployment Insurance Claims Processed, Maryland Department Of Labor Says
• Jane Goodall: If humans don't change "we're going to destroy ourselves"
• Body Of Man Who Fell Into Creek At McConnells Mill State Park In May Recovered
• Franklin Institute Offers Sneak Peek Of New Exhibit Displaying Life-size Wax Figures Of American Presidents
• Elijah McClain Death: Aurora Police Officer Jaron Jones Resigns After Photo Scandal
• Dallas County Announces Emergency Housing Help For Financially-Strapped Residents Due To Pandemic
• 'Those Guys Inspired Me Every Day': Haitian Man Fulfills Dream Of Joining U.S. Army
• Philadelphia Police Officer To Be Fired After Arrest On Robbery, Assault Charges
• Whitmer Closes Indoor Bar Service Throughout Lower Michigan
• Denver Considers Nighttime Noise Variance Request For Central 70 Project
• UPMC Presbyterian Temporarily Closes Unit After Several Employees Are Potentially Exposed To Coronavirus
• Man Accused Of Killing 4-Year-Old Nephew With Ax Pleads Not Guilty By Insanity
• Two Men Arrested For Selling Illegal Explosives And Fireworks In Kane County
• Swallow Nests Destroyed, Dozens Of Chicks Stomped To Death In Downtown Napa
• Mayor's Message To Curb Violent Crime This Weekend: 'I Pray That You Find Your Humanity'
• NYPD Harbor Crew Spots Humpback Whale Off Staten Island
• Jeffrey Epstein Associate Ghislaine Maxwell Arrested In Bradford, New Hampshire
• 2 Montgomery County Teens Organize Black Lives Matter Rally After Seeing Community Posting 'Terrible Things' On Facebook
• Beach Hazard Warning Issued For Bay Area Through Holiday Weekend
• What's The Best COVID-19 Test? Doctors Say The Painful One
• Pittsburgh-Area High Schools Canceling Activities As Coronavirus Cases Surge In Allegheny County
• COVID-19 Concerns Lead To Elevator Push, Arrest Of Elderly Man In Miami Beach
• Texas City That Ignored County Mask Mandate Will Now Follow State Order
• Newark Mayor Announces Major Progress In Addressing Lead Water Crisis
• 8 People Who Tested Positive For COVID-19 Now Complying With Contact Tracing Efforts In Rockland County
• 'I Don't Want This Swept Under The Rug': Anoka Mom Seeks Justice After 16-Year-Old Son Was Stabbed In The Back
• New Frost Science Exhibition Explores The 'Power Of Science'
• 1 Killed In Brainerd Structure Fire
• Fort Worth Family Clinic Seeing Hours-Long Lines For COVID-19 Testing
• Newsom Urges People To Avoid Holiday Gatherings
• New University Of Maryland President Dr. Darryll Pines To Focus On Coronavirus Concerns, Black Lives Matter Movement In First Year
• Woman Seen On Video Being Hit By Officer At Miami-Dade International Airport Had Planned To Fly To Chicago
• Thousands Impacted By Coronavirus Wait Hours For Emergency Food Distribution At Nassau Coliseum
• Pool Testing Could Be The New Way To Identify Coronavirus Hotspots
• 'We All Have Families To Feed': Philadelphia Gym Owners Frustrated After Being Left In Dust In Restrictive Green Phase
• Takeout With Tori: Campbell's Place Serving Up Fantastic Meals While Giving Back To Community During Pandemic
• At least 18 transgender people slain in 2020, advocacy group says
• Pets Still Need July 4th Protection Even Without LA County Fireworks Shows, Officials Warn
• Black Facebook Employee, Job Applicants File EEOC Complaint Alleging Discrimination
• 'We As Human Beings Can Undo These Issues': Boston Voices, With City Councilor Lydia Edwards
• Broadway Actor Nick Cordero Tests Negative For COVID-19 After Months In Hospital, Leg Amputation
• University Of Pittsburgh Says 9 Students, 4 Faculty And Staff Members Test Positive For Coronavirus, Bringing Total To 19
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Highway 4 Head-On Collision In Discovery Bay
• Leaders Of Baltimore's Bureau Of Procurement Created 'Unchecked Hostile Work Environment,' IG Report Finds
• Black Lives Matter Signs Stolen On Cape Cod, Replaced With 'Hate Mail'
• Despite 4.8 Million Jobs Added In June, Many NYC Businesses Fear Shutdowns Are Coming Unless They Reopen Soon
• CHP Seeks Help In Oakland I-580 Shooting That Injured 4 People; 2 With Major Injuries
• East Liberty's Pizza Taglio Will Shut Its Doors Permanently
• 2-Year-Old Slashed In Apparent Random Attack In Manhattan
• Walz Asks Feds To Help To Rebuild From George Floyd Protests
• Florida Department Of Transportation Orders Inspection Of State Bridges
• Former GOP Presidential Candidate Herman Cain Hospitalized With Coronavirus; Attended Trump Tulsa Rally
• Colorado National Guard Provides Coronavirus Testing For Fire Crews
• 17-Year-Old Killed In South Sacramento Shooting, Other Teen Arrested
• Driver Fleeing From Hit-And-Run Dies After Crashing Again Minutes Later
• Emergency Food Relief Fund To Help Food Pantries During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Gym owners: Why close fitness centers while bars stay open?
• Miami officer fired after he was seen hitting woman in face
• De Blasio Says New York City Schools Preparing For 'Maximum Number' Of Students To Return In September, 'Full Steam Ahead'
• Silky's Pub Closed Until Further Notice After One Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• 'One Bullet Kills The Party,' Police Remind Everyone To Celebrate The Fourth Of July Responsibly
• Texas governor issues mandatory mask policy
• Jeffrey Epstein Confidante Ghislane Maxwell Facing Charges For Allegedly Grooming Minors For Sexual Abuse
• Miami-Dade Police Director Announces 'Intent To Proceed With The Termination' Of Officer Seen Striking Woman At MIA
• Colorado State University Names Dr. Mary Pedersen As Provost
• Dallas County Health Director Says Over 1,000 New COVID-19 Cases Will Be Reported Friday
• Santa Clara County Issues New COVID-19 Health Order, Outlines Plan To Reopen Gyms, Hair Salons
• New Jersey Reopens Casinos, Amusement Parks And More In Time For July 4th Weekend
• Ousted Manhattan U.S. attorney to testify to Congress behind closed doors
• BART Raising Oakland Station Parking Fees Due To City's New Tax
• A 5-Year-Old Boy Raises More Than $3,000 To Help Cover A Wounded Volunteer Firefighter's Medical Bill
• 69-Year-Old Peter O'Grady Arrested For Child Pornography In Eagle County
• Police: Man Killed In N. Mpls. Shooting, 1 In Custody
• Man Wanted In Connection With Lowell Murder On Most Wanted List
• New Jersey Amusement Parks, Arcades Reopen Ahead Of July 4th Weekend Down The Shore
• Minnesota Banks, Credit Unions, Offer COVID-19 Mortgage Help
• Daily Trail Markers: Trump, Biden spar over jobs report as cases spike
• Is It Safe To Share A Beach House? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Summertime Social Distancing: Arlington Walmart One Of 160 To Offer Drive-In Movies
• Miami, County Leaders Stress Importance Of Social Distancing, Masks As Coronavirus Cases Climb
• Johns Hopkins Program Aims To Help Dying Patients Stay Connected With Loved Ones During COVID-19 Hospital Restrictions
• July 4th Weekend Weather: Hottest Day Of Year Kicks Off Holiday Weekend
• Aldermen Take Up Debate On Removing CPD Officers From Chicago Public Schools
• Framingham Considering Name Change For Woodrow Wilson Elementary School
• Fort Lauderdale Child Shot In The Head Rushed To Broward Health Medical Center
• "Mad Men" won't remove scene showing actor in blackface
• Walmart Turning Some Parking Lots Into Drive-In Theaters
• 11-Year-Old Miami-Dade Boy Dies From COVID-19; Florida Reports Record 10,000 Daily Coronavirus Cases
• Gov. Jared Polis Creates Colorado Geographic Naming Advisory Board To Evaluate Controversial Names
• Levin Furniture To Open 9 Stores In Pittsburgh On Friday
• Officer involved in Elijah McClain photo investigation resigns
• Airbnb To Restrict Users Under Age 25 From Booking Homes In Their Local Areas In Hopes To Reduce Parties
• California's COVID-19 Hospitalizations Up 56%; ICU Admissions Up 49%
• At Least One Person Injured In Crash On Interstate 83 In Baltimore County, Officials Say
• 'Wear A Mask' Campaign Launched In Response To California Coronavirus Surge
• PG&E Exits Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Pays $5 Billion Into Wildfire Fund
• How Philadelphia Plans To Keep Most Vulnerable Residents Cool During Hot Weather With Coronavirus Restrictions Still In Place
• Jeff Sessions appears to refer to Black Harvard scholar as "some criminal"
• Three Olive Garden Employees In Cranberry Have Probable Coronavirus Cases, Not Allowed To Work Again Until Meeting Guidelines
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept.: Coronavirus Surge Continues To Come From Younger People Traveling And Going Out
• Salem NH Police Captain Charged With Fraud Over Assault Rifle Sale
• Quarantine-Weary North Texans Ready To Hit The Road For July 4th Weekend
• George Floyd Death: Protesters File Lawsuit Against Denver Police
• BWI Expects Growing Passenger Traffic Ahead Of July 4th Weekend
• Remains found in Vanessa Guillen search not "positively identified"
• Philadelphia Hospitals Seeing Increase Of Firework-Related Injuries Ahead Of July 4th Weekend
• For July 4th Holiday, Tourism Leaders Encourage Minnesotans To Travel Within State
• Maryland State Police Investigating Fatal Crash Involving Bicyclist In Prince George's County
• Tarrant County Judge Glen Whitley Implores People To Wear Masks This Holiday Weekend: 'We Want To Keep Tarrant County Open'
• Caught On Video: Fireworks Set Off Brooklyn House Fire; Suspect Faces Arson Charges
• At Least 1 Person Killed In Highway 4 Crash Near Discovery Bay
• California Senate OKs Expanded Protections For Family Leave
• San Francisco Health Department Warns Of Potential Coronavirus Surge
• 'Wear A Mask, Slow The Spread'; California Launches Major Public Awareness Campaign On Masks
• CDOT, State Patrol Head Up July 4th DUI Enforcement
• Local Mosque, Masjid Al-Islam Dallas Offers Free COVID-19 Testing
• Natural Resources Police Enforcing 'Operation Dry Water' July 4th Weekend; Campaign Aimed To Reduce Boating Under The Influence
• 'I'm Not Asking You, I'm Telling You': LA Mayor Says Customers Without Face Covering Must Be Denied Service
• Decision: Off-Duty Colorado Springs Officer Acted In Self-Defense In Deadly Shooting
• Free Hayward COVID-19 Test Site Turning People Away After Hitting Capacity
• How To Watch The July 4th Flyover Of Boston
• Suspicious Packages In Halethorpe Deemed Not To Be Dangerous, Police Say
• Police: 2 Arrested In Penn Lake Roast Beef Robbery That Left Owner Critically Injured
• Contra Costa County Child Killer Joseph Cordova Found Dead In San Quentin Death Row Cell
• Suspected Chainsaw Thief In Sonora Linked To Jamestown Antique Store Robbery
• Initial Unemployment Filings Drop In Colorado
• Texas A&M Football Program On Probation For Recruiting Violations
• Massachusetts Reports 51 New Coronavirus Deaths, 195 Additional Cases
• Texas Strip Club Owner Got $5.4 Million From Paycheck Protection Program
• Baltimore Homicides Continue To Pace Ahead Of Record-Breaking 2019, Police Say
• Constellation Brands buys wine delivery startup
• Community Encouraged To Take Survey In Development Of City Schools Relaunch Plan
• 34-Year-Old Man Killed In East Baltimore Shooting
• State Warns Not To Eat Sport-Harvested Shellfish From San Francisco - Monterey Coast Over Toxin
• Michigan Matters: Restauranteurs On Surviving the Pandemic
• Consumers avoiding stores amid COVID surge
• Jonathan Lucroy Added To Red Sox Player Pool
• Illinois Reports 869 New Coronavirus Cases, 36 Deaths
• Judge Rejects Illinois GOP Bid For Exemption From Pritzker's Public Gathering Limit; 'The Risks In Doing So Are Too Great'
• West Virginia Governor Jim Justice Says Residents Should Prepare For Mandatory Mask Order
• Father, Son Arrested In Connection With Honey Oil Lab Explosion That Injured 5 Firefighters In Indio
• Maryland Instructs Providers To Order Coronavirus Tests On Request
• 'It Didn't Snow In July!' Video Shows Fire Suppression System Malfunction At Quincy Gas Station
• FSU Revises Remote-Work Policy Amid Pushback
• Groveland Man To Face Charges In Incident Where Black Woman Was Followed
• After Renovation, Basketball Hall Of Fame Ready To Show Off Its New Look
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Backs Proposals For Space Force Headquarters
• Pa. Dept. Of Health Recommends People Who Travel To These 15 States Quarantine When They Return Home
• 'I'm Just Happy That I'm Alive': Flyers' Oskar Lindblom Completes Cancer Treatments For Ewing's Sarcoma
• 15 Summer Strawberry Desserts That Will Make Your Mouth Water
• Easy, Pre-Prepared Camping Meals For Your Next Nature Retreat
• July 4th Flyover: Here's When & Where You Can Watch 'Salute To The Great Cities Of The American Revolution' In Baltimore
• Fireworks Ignite Bushes Near Mission Viejo Condos
• Dallas County Reports Record-High 708 New COVID-19 Cases Thursday, 7 More Deaths
• Now Hiring: Compliance Restoration And Roofing Searching For New Employees With Wide Range Of Experience
• Hugh Downs, Genial Presence On TV News And Game Shows, Dies At 99
• Former GOP candidate Herman Cain hospitalized with COVID-19
• Crowds Likely To Flock To Open Santa Barbara County Beaches Over July 4th Weekend
• LA County Officials Worried About Glut Of Illegal Fireworks This Holiday Weekend
• PG&E Exits Bankruptcy, Pays $5 Billion Into Wildfire Fund
• 'Big Win For Boston': Red Sox To Host Games At Fenway Park With Coronavirus Precautions, No Fans
• DPS 2020 Graduates Can Apply For Free Semester At Community College Of Denver
• Walmart Is Transforming 160 Of Its Parking Lots Into Drive-In Theaters
• How California Went From Success Story To Virus Hot Spot
• Breonna Taylor Mural Will Be Painted In Historically Black Neighborhood In Annapolis
• 'Please Just Stay Home': Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Voices Support For Gov. Wolf's Mask Mandate
• 'Truly Alarming': Pennsylvania Reports Highest 1-Day Total Of Confirmed Coronavirus Cases Since May
• Former Bush officials unite to support Biden over Trump
• Man Stabbed To Death On Downtown LA Train Tracks
• Summer Snow Can't Stop CPW's Trout Spawning Operation
• Jay-Z's 'Made in America Festival' Canceled Due To Coronavirus
• Brush Fire Along I-580 In Livermore Contained, Lanes Reopen
• City Of Myrtle Beach Makes Masks Mandatory In Public Places
• Mt. Lebanon's Italian Restaurant Il Pizzaiolo Temporarily Halts Dine-In Service After Facing 11 Food Safety Violations
• Fireworks Spark Brush Fire In Jefferson County
• U.S. Supreme Court Won't Hear Abortion Clinic 'Buffer Zone' Cases From Chicago, Harrisburg
• Ilhan Omar Introduces Job Guarantee Program Bill
• Democratic senator blocks 1,123 military promotions over impeachment witness
• Vanilla Ice Cancels July 3rd Independence Day Concert In Texas After Outcry Over Rising Coronavirus Cases
• Missing Swimmer At San Francisco China Beach Found Dead
• San Francisco DA Chesa Boudin Joins Push For South Africa-Style Truth, Reconciliation Commission
• Encore Boston Harbor Casino Announces It Will Reopen On July 12
• Cam Newton Says It's Not About The Money -- It's About Respect
• NJ Gov. Phil Murphy Increases Outdoor Gathering Capacity To 500, Extends Public Health Emergency Ahead Of July 4th Holiday
• Miami Beach Mandates Mask Use In Both Indoor & Outdoor Public Spaces
• 'Nothing In This Story Played Out The Way You Thought It Would': Pat Kondelis On Showtime Sports Docu-Series 'Outcry'
• 2,120 anti-Asian hate incidents reported in U.S. during pandemic
• Search On For Calaveras County Man Accused Of Shooting, Killing Neighbor's Dog
• 21-Year-Old Penn State Student Dies From Coronavirus Complications
• Firefighters Use Rope System To Rescue Motorcycle Rider Who Went Off Road
• Man Arrested In Connection With Looted Dollar General In San Bernardino
• 'Another Attack On Our Transgender, Non-Binary, And Gender Non-Conforming Neighbors': Peduto, City Officials Ask Local Organizations To Defy Trump Administration Proposal
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Warns Staff Of Possible Coronavirus Exposure, Closes Service Center For Deep Cleaning
• Boy Scouts of America Recalls Cub Scout Activity Pins Due To Excessive Lead Levels
• Cubs' Quintana Cuts Thumb Washing Dishes, Undergoes Surgery
• Dozens Of School Principals Quarantined After COVID-19 Exposure During Campus Reopening Meeting
• Here's How Detroiters Can Save On Auto Insurance Under New Law
• Strip club owner got $5.4 million from Paycheck Protection Program
• Weekly Jobless Claims Dip In Florida
• Man Charged For Allegedly Throwing Rocks At Police During Pittsburgh Riots
• Massachusetts Bars And Other Phase 4 Businesses Won't Reopen Without Coronavirus Treatment Or Vaccine, Baker Reiterates
• Reopening Maryland: Maryland Science Center Reopens At 25 Percent Capacity
• To Stop Parties, Airbnb Won't Let Some Guests Book Homes
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• Over 45,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of June 22, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• CSU Expels Incoming Student Over Violent, Racist Posts On Social Media
• Man who posted regret about going out died of coronavirus a day later
• Supreme Court Refuses To Fast Track Texas Democrats' Case To Expand Vote By Mail
• Not So Random Acts: Science Finds That Being Kind Pays Off
• IDES Woes Continue To Plague The Unemployed; 'It's Frustrating'
• Bolton slams Trump's approach to world leaders as "naive and foolish"
• NBA Announces Nine New COVID-19 Cases, 25 Total, After 351 Players Tested
• Surviving Member Of The Tuskegee Airmen, Lt. Col. Alexander Jefferson, Shares His Stories On Community Connect
• 'They're Honestly A Team In Disarray:' Tom Bogert On LA Galaxy Ahead Of MLS Tournament
• Reopening Baltimore: Pools, Playgrounds, Athletic Courts To Open July 13
• July 4th Flyovers Replace Fireworks Shows Over Nixon Library, Moorpark
• Farmers Branch Police Say Missing Teen Emmely Ramos Tovar Found Safe
• Driver Crashes Into Home In Centennial
• Minnesota DNR: Fire Dangers High This Weekend In Northeastern MN
• Willis Tower Skydeck Reopening On July 3
• Two North Hills Students Test Positive For Coronavirus After Attending Unsanctioned Hockey Tryouts, Families Warned Of Potential Outbreak
• St. Paul Police: Woman Killed In University Avenue Shooting ID'd As Taquita D. Williams
• Lake County, Indiana COVID-19 Continues To Surge; A Quarter Of New Cases Reported There
• Protesters Gather Downtown To Rally Against Allegheny County's Alcohol Ban
• Is Outdoor Dining Actually Safer? Experts Weigh In
• Highway Worker Killed, 2 Others Injured In Crash On I-70
• Elijah McClain Death: Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Talks About Investigations
• The OC Air Show Is Still On For Aug. 15-16
• Parx Casino Temporarily Bans Smoking On Casino Floor To Follow Pennsylvania's New Mask Mandate
• Deadly Shooting: Man Killed In Denver Wednesday Night
• Tesla 2nd Quarter Deliveries Rise Despite COVID-19 Shutdown Of Fremont Factory
• Fort Worth Fire Officials Warn Of Illegal Fireworks Use After Deadly Accident Last Year
• NTSB: Inspection Mistakes Caused Engine Failure On 2018 SFO-Hawaii Flight
• 19-Year-Old Suffers Life-Threatening Injury In Odenton Shooting, Police Say
• 'Depth Is Going To Be Very Important For Them': MLS Writer Tom Bogert Discusses NY Red Bulls Chances Of Making Knockout Stage In Orlando
• City Council Joint Committee To Discuss School Resource Officers In CPS
• Bar activity is "opposite of social distancing"
• Detroit Ranked No. 17 Most Valuable City In America, Study Says
• American Airlines And 4 Other Carriers Reach Agreements With U.S. For More Loan Money
• 3 People Wounded In South Shore Shooting
• Bethel Park Police Locate 15-Year-Old Missing Teen Naija Mwale
• South Hills Whole Foods Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• WATCH: Good Samaritan Saves Woman Who Fell On Train Tracks
• DFW Airport's Face Mask Requirement Begins Thursday
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 500 More COVID-19 Cases Reported, 13 More Deaths
• Police: Van Buren Township Couple In Their 70s Killed In House Fire
• 3-Story Building Collapse Sends People Scrambling For Cover In Brooklyn: 'It Was Crazy To See'
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 832 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Statewide Total To 88,074
• Big Bend National Park Temporarily Closes Following Positive COVID-19 Case
• Coronavirus In Baltimore: Mayor Says He Won't Hesitate To Reinstate Restrictions Should COVID-19 Cases Spike
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 7-2-20
• Maryland Has Fifth-Highest Child Flu Vaccination Rate In US, Study Finds
• CHP Officer Fires Shot In Confrontation With Driver Of Stolen Car In Hayward
• Hastings Shuts Off Lights For Upcoming Mayfly Hatch
• 'It's NYCFC, Philly, Then The Rest Of The Four Teams In This Group': MLSSoccer.com Writer Tom Bogert On Union's Chances In Orlando
• Minnesota Health Officials Back Statewide Mask Mandate
• Mt. Lebanon Police Seek Public's Help Identifying And Locating Car Thief Suspect
• Placentia Launches City Fire Department
• Rob Manfred Admits That MLB Didn't Want To Play More Than 60 Games
• School Committees In Massachusetts Want State To Cover Virus-Related Reopening Costs
• 3 Staff Members Charged After Teen's Restraint Death In Michigan Have Been Released On Bond
• 2020 Butler Farm Show Canceled Because Of Coronavirus
• Amazon fires increase in June, raising concerns
• State Police Searching For Suspect In Attempted Murder In Caroline County
• Minnesota Weather: Heat Advisory To Be In Effect For Thursday Afternoon, Evening
• Sheriff: 15-Year-Old Boy Injured In Stearns Co. Dirt Bike Accident
• 2K Sports Reveals NBA2K21 "Mamba Forever" Edition Covers Featuring Kobe Bryant
• July 4th Weekend Not The Time For Large Gatherings Or Fireworks, Walsh Says
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports Over 200 New Coronavirus Cases For The First Time, Smashing Previous Daily Records
• Elk Grove Forges Ahead With Socially Distant July 4th Fireworks Show, Rancho Cordova Cancels Theirs
• North Texas Independence Day Fireworks Celebrations
• Governor Abbott, HHSC Secure $2.67 Billion In Federal Funding for Texas Hospitals
• Only One Boston College Football Player Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Detroiters Debate: Should Cass Tech High School's Name Be Changed?
• Supreme Court turns away challenges to abortion clinic buffer zones
• Aquatennial 2020 Canceled; Organizers Say It Doesn't 'Feel Like The Time To Celebrate'
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Total Cases Top 68K, Hospitalizations Down Slightly
• Revolution Depart For MLS Bubble In Orlando
• 14-Year-Old Shot At Royal Inn Suites In Dallas, Police Looking For Suspect
• Miami Weather: Sizzling Afternoon, Storms Possible
• Detroit Police Seek 2 Persons Of Interest Wanted In Connection To Nonfatal Shooting
• Police Report University Of Minnesota Business Robbed At Gunpoint
• Walmart Is Transforming 160 Of Its Parking Lots Into Drive-in Theaters
• Walmart Turning 160 Store Parking Lots Into Drive-In Movie Theaters
• Damning Watchdog Report Says Boeing Shielded Key 737 Max Details From FAA
• "Hamilton" cast members answer students' questions
• Denver Weather: Thunderstorms Stay Away Today, Return For July 4th
• 14-Year-Old Girl, 16-Year-Old Boy Charged In Death Of 17-Year-Old Ty'kerria Dawson Who Was Found Dead Along Frederick Trail
• Walmart To Transform Dozens Of Store Parking Lots Into Drive-In Theaters
• 48-Year-Old Wylie Man With COVID-19 Dies At Home
• California Death Row Inmate Found Dead, Officials Investigating If Coronavirus Is To Blame
• Man Robbed At Gunpoint On A Wooded Trail In Chisholm
• BIPOC: What does it mean and where does it come from?
• Weekend To Do List: BBQ To Go, Weekend Paddle, Virtual Workout
• Safety Urged For Those Planning DIY July 4th Fireworks Shows
• The Fixer: How This Famous Bail Bondsman Helps Notorious Criminals Stay Out Of The Slammer
• Jeffrey Epstein confidante Ghislaine Maxwell arrested by FBI
• Something is killing elephants by the hundreds in Botswana
• Emoni Bates Commits To Play For Michigan St
• Supreme Court to hear legal showdown over Mueller grand jury docs
• Black-owned stores buoyed by shoppers amid racism reckoning
• Calif. Extends Moratorium On Evictions Through September
• Let's All Scream For Ice Cream! Blue Bell Brings Back Classic Milk & Cookies Flavor
• PTL Links: July 2, 2020
• More Than 56K Marylanders Applied For Unemployment Last Week
• Here's Everything To Know About Lighting Fireworks Across Michigan Through July 4th
• Here's A List Of July 4th Celebrations In Metro Detroit
• Cam Newton Posts Motivational Workout Video With Mohamed Sanu On Instagram
• Video: Firefighters Halt Advance Of Wildfire In Tinder-Dry Hills Near Concord
• W. Va. State Staffer Tests Positive For Coronavirus After Attending Wedding
• Police Investigating After Man Shot To Death In West Oak Cliff
• Massachusetts Unemployment Numbers Remain Steady With Nearly 30,000 New Benefit Claims
• Whipping Post Removed From Delaware Courthouse Square
• How police union contracts can "impede" officer accountability nationwide
• Lynx's Maya Moore Helps Free Missouri Man From Prison
• Minneapolis Park Board Decides To Let People Keep Living In Tent Encampments
• Nick Cordero Needs Double-Lung Transplant, Wife Says
• McConnell urges Trump not to veto defense bill over renaming military bases
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Newsom Hits 'Dimmer Switch' On Reopenings; 'Millionaires Tax' Gains Movement
• Unemployment rate fell to 11% in June, with 4.8M jobs added
• Woman Undergoes Surgery After Truck Hits Her In Burbank, Speeds Away
• Asterisk On NBA Title? Coaches, Players Say Not A Chance
• President Trump Plans Huge July 4th Fireworks Show Despite DC's Concerns
• Protesters Shut Down Highway In Eagan Over Police Shooting Of Isak Aden
• Rehoboth Beach Mayor Paul Kuhns Discusses Beach Town's Decision To Require Face Masks On Beach, Boardwalk
• Cam Newton Joins List Of Esteemed Athletes With Massachusetts Town And City Names
• New Rutgers University President Gives Himself A 10% Pay Cut
• Miami Proud: North Miami Flag Store Is Destination For July 4th And Beyond
• Nick Cordero will likely need a double lung transplant, wife says
• VP Mike Pence To Meet With Gov. DeSantis In Tampa
• Charter Commission Wants More Input On Plan To Dismantle Minneapolis Police
• Weather Blog: Sunny, Seasonal, And Hot
• One Person Taken To The Hospital In Head-On Collision
• U.S. tops 50,000 virus cases in single day for the first time
• Minnesota's Asian-Americans Renew, And Reflect On, Push For Racial Equality
• Iran reports 2nd mysterious "incident" near a nuclear facility
• Details Emerge On Cam Newton's Contract With Patriots
• REOPENING GUIDE: Current COVID-19 Guidelines for Pennsylvania, New Jersey And Delaware
• Career Coach: Employment History And Experience, Networking
• Coronavirus Cases: Massachusetts Reports Latest Numbers By City And Town
• Video Shows Fort Lauderdale Police Officers Laughing After Shooting Protesters With Rubber Bullets
• Residents In Fort Worth Neighborhood Find Man Shot Dead In Driveway
• Home Invasion Suspect Wanted For Six Months Taken Into Custody
• Inspectors Checking Businesses For Phase 4 Compliance Ahead Of July 4th
• Priest suspended for comparing Black Lives Matter to "maggots"
• Tesla Workers Say Company Is Threatening To Fire Those Who Don't Return To Work
• SUV Crashes Through Entrance Of Rochester Inn
• Broken Sewer Main In Harvey Causes Thousands Of Dollars Of Damage To Another Home
• Landslide kills more than 100 people at a jade mine in Myanmar
• Texas City Criticized For Change In How Intensive Care Unit Capacity Is Reported
• SWAT Team Called To Apartment Complex In Rogers Park; Man Taken Into Custody
• Mayor Peduto Joins Other Mayors Across The U.S. In Pushing For Payments For Low-Income People
• 2 Men Found With Gunshot Wounds To Head Inside Parked Car In The Bronx
• 24 shot dead in attack on drug rehab center in Mexico
• Rollover Crash Leaves Woman Dead, Another Seriously Near West Pullman
• Six FC Dallas Players Test Positive For COVID-19 In Florida
• Pittsburgh Weather: Heat Persists, Humidity Rises
• More Customers Complain They Didn't Get Electronics Fixed Or Money Back At Edwards TV Service In Gary
• Massachusetts Has Best Drivers In America Again, New Survey Says
• Chicago Weather: Sunshine, Hot Temperatures Continue
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/2 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Atlantic City Casinos Reopen In A Changed Pandemic World
• Fire Damages Business In Camden
• Why Japan just scrapped a $4 billion U.S. missile defense purchase
• State And County Officials Offer Safety Tips For Fourth Of July Travel
• Police: Man Arrested After Car Stolen With 2 Children Inside In Northeast Philadelphia
• 'At Least 30 Shots': Police Investigating After Several Vehicles Are Hit With Gunfire
• 'I Have To Start Over': 12 People Displaced In Overnight Fire In Penn Hills
• North Hills Football Team Returns To Practice
• Driver Injured In Crash, Found To Have BAC Greater Than Six Times The Legal Limit
• Trump says masks "are good" and make him look like the Lone Ranger
• Fall Out Boy, Green Day And Weezer Reschedule 'Hella Mega Tour' For August 2021
• Missouri man freed from prison with help from WNBA star
• Ohio Capital Removes Statue Of Christopher Columbus
• Thursday's Show Info (7/2/20)
• Volvo Recalling Nearly 2.1 Million Cars Worldwide Due To Possible Seat Belt Issue
• Eviction And Foreclosure Ban Nears End With Money Still In Pipeline
• Biden campaign, DNC out-raise Trump, RNC in June and 2nd quarter

Videos from July 2, 2020

• 7/2: Red and Blue
• Time running out to save biodiversity as species go extinct, leading scientists say
• New film on Rep. John Lewis' 50+ years of fighting for equal rights
• Trump says U.S. economy is "roaring back" despite surge in COVID-19 cases
• How campaigns are using data collection and microtargeting to reach voters
• Pelosi says White House "put on a con" after briefing on Russia bounties
• Baseball's Negro Leagues celebrate 100th anniversary
• Suspect in the case of missing soldier Vanessa Guillen dies by suicide
• Trump praises jobs numbers despite surge in coronavirus cases
• U.S. adds nearly 5 million jobs in June
• Texas governor issues mandatory mask policy in counties with 20 or more virus cases
• States slow reopening measures as coronavirus cases spike
• Intelligence chiefs brief lawmakers on alleged Russian bounties
• CBS Evening News, July 2, 2020
• Biden blasts Trump over coronavirus response
• Mondaire Jones on his historic candidacy for Congress
• Flat Teddy, the cardboard "therapy dog," visits hospital patients
• Boy sleeps in tent for 90 days to raise money for hospice care
• Justice Department looks into Elijah McClain's death for possible civil rights case
• Texas landlords filing for hundreds of illegal evictions
• Trump and Biden respond to positive jobs report as coronavirus cases rise
• Joe Biden out-raises President Trump in June
• Ghislaine Maxwell, alleged accomplice of Jeffrey Epstein, arrested by FBI
• Charges announced against Jeffrey Epstein's confidante Ghislaine Maxwell
• Primary recap: Gun rights activist defeats Trump-backed incumbent in Colorado
• Coronavirus drug remdesivir comes at a cost for Americans
• Auction houses face criticism for selling disputed African artifacts
• Bolton slams Trump's approach to world leaders as "naive and foolish"
• Bolton: "I have regrets" about impeachment process
• Trump sticks by denial of intelligence on alleged Russian bounties, calling it a "hoax"
• Jeffery Epstein's alleged accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell arrested
• With the help of WNBA star Maya Moore, Missouri man finally goes free
• Actress and author Danica McKellar discusses her new math book "The Times Machine!"
• Nation's unemployment rate falls to 11.1% as economy adds another 4.8 million jobs in June
• New Jersey governor on reopening, enforcing social distancing on beaches ahead of holiday weekend
• Watch the moment a former sanitation worker finds out he got accepted to Harvard Law
• Amid calls for police reform, many turn their focus to the powerful unions that protect officers
• COVID-19 vaccine sees early positive results
• Two suspects connected to disappearance of Vanessa Guillen
• Florida's Miami-Dade and Broward require all residents to wear masks amid coronavirus surge
• Fighting COVID-19 in Texas as cases spike
• States roll back reopenings as U.S. sees more than 50,000 new COVID-19 cases for the first time