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Articles from July 6, 2020

• Santa Clara Co. Restaurants On Edge After Mixed Messages On Outdoor Dining
• Three-Alarm Grass Fire Threatened Homes In Fairfield, Evacuations Lifted
• Vegetation Fire Burns More Than 40 Acres In Rio Linda
• One Dead, One Injured In Shooting Near Riverside Avenue And Cirby Way
• Brentwood School Board Votes For 100% Distance Learning When School Resumes July 28
• California Assembly Delays Session After Virus Outbreak
• Capitol 'Remodel' Permit Quietly Filed For Area Where Columbus Statue Stands
• Elijah McClain Death Investigation: Aurora City Council Discusses Chokehold Ban
• Turf Battle: Hughson Leaders Make Baseball Field Unplayable After Bay Area Teams Seen Playing
• Mother Doe Found With Trash Can Lid Around Its Neck In Estes Park
• Six San Quentin Inmates Die Of COVID-19 Since Friday; State Prison Medical Oversight Shakeup
• 'She Was The Happiest Girl I Ever Met': Family Devastated After 13-Year-Old's Death In Pico Rivera Carjacking
• 'I Want To Win': Rockies 3rd Baseman Nolan Arenado Says Success Is No Different This Year
• Colorado Bars Are Closed Again, And CBS4's Dr. Dave Hnida Says That's A Good Thing
• Elijah McClain Photo Scandal: 2 Former Aurora Officers Will Appeal Termination
• Some Denver Public Schools Athletics Back To Practice For First Time Since March
• People Are Volunteering To Be Exposed To Coronavirus For Vaccine Research
• 2 Firefighters Injured Battling Brush Fire Off La Tuna Canyon Road In Shadow Hills
• Fort Collins Police Investigate Explosion, Deadly House Fire
• East Bay Doctor Killed, Son Lost 30 Hours In Sierra Forest In Bizarre Attack During Off-Road Trip
• California State Capitol Closes After Assemblymember Autumn Burke, 4 Other Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Shift To Cycling During Coronavirus Pandemic Means More Safety Concerns
• Gov. Newsom, OC Sheriff Clash Over Face Covering Enforcement
• California Capitol Flags To Fly At Half-Staff In Honor Of LAPD Senior Detention Officer Who Died From Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Patients In Colorado Hospitals Grows Slightly Over Weekend
• LA County Reports 1,584 New Coronavirus Cases, 48 Additional Deaths
• Visitors Flock To Colorado Trail During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Colorado Has No Plans For Mandatory Traveler Quarantine
• Man Held In California Attacks That Killed 1, Wounded 2
• SF, Glide Memorial Launch Free COVID-19 Testing Site In San Francisco's Tenderloin
• Paddleboarders Honored For Helping Suicidal Person In Middle Of McIntosh Lake
• Colorado Cyclist Hit By SUV Over Weekend Doesn't Understand 'Hatred For Bikers'
• Granite Bay Traffic Stop Leads To 2 Arrests For Identity Theft, Conspiracy
• Crews Get Upper-Hand On 3-Alarm Grass Fire Burning Near Fairfield Homes, Evacuations Lifted
• Man Arrested For 2nd Armed Standoff On Spring Lake Park Street In 10 Days
• Crews Fight 2-Alarm Fire At Construction Site Near High Line Canal In Douglas County
• Baseball Is Back! Colorado Rockies Release 60-Game Schedule
• Bandimere Speedway July 4th Event Considered For Possible Health Order Violations
• Reopening Guidelines Released For Youth Sports In Massachusetts
• Chicago Weather: The Heat Is On
• Mayo Clinic Ambulance & Vehicle Collided In St. Cloud; 1 Suffered Life Threatening Injuries
• Sacramento County Testing Shortage Will Harm Ability To Track Increasing Spread
• How Does Racism Impact Health?
• Protest Held In Schenectady After Video Shows Police Officer Appearing To Kneel On Man's Neck
• The Dugout Bar In Wrigleyville Caught On Camera Violating State And City Reopening Guidelines; Owner Says He's Not Breaking Any Rules
• Contact Tracing Efforts Continue To Increase In Allegheny County As Coronavirus Cases Surge
• Family Pleads For Help Finding Missing Transgender Woman Dawn Manson
• 4 Years After Philando Castile's Death, His Mother And Best Friend Continue To Be Agents For Change
• North Texas Mother Who Lost Teen Daughter To Coronavirus Concerned About Young People's Behavior During Pandemic
• Kanye West's Yeezy Got Millions From Federal Government's Paycheck Protection Program
• New Jersey Sees Increase In Rate Of Coronavirus Transmission, Outbreaks Related To Travel To Hotspots
• After Seeing Young Son Shot And Paralyzed, Utility Van For Him Destroyed, Dominique Quinn Is Shocked By New Rash Of Violence In Chicago
• Facebook, Google, Twitter, Others Will Deny China's Requests For 'Subversive' User Data In Hong Kong
• Water Main Break Causes Plume In Inner Harbor At Canton Waterfront Park
• Man Pulled From Water At Clark Street Beach In Evanston
• Maryland Weather: At Least 6 Rescued From Flash Flooding, More Than 15K Lose Power Following Severe Storms
• Outdoor Dining Allowed As Miami-Dade Closes Restaurant Dining Rooms, Gyms, Party Venues Again
• Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick's Broadcasting Company Received $179K PPP Loan
• Why Tick Season Could Be Worse In The Summer Of COVID-19
• Christopher Columbus Statue Retrieved From Baltimore Harbor After Protesters Tossed It
• Broward County May Be Next To Rollback Reopenings Amid Spike In Coronavirus Cases
• Historians Say Communities Should Re-Evaluate Who Gets Honored With Statues In Wake Of Baltimore's Columbus Statue's Toppling
• At Least 3 Montgomery County Businesses Fined For Not Following COVID-19 Guidelines, Officials Say
• Baltimore ER Doctor Says While COVID-19 ER Visits Are Down, 'The Ones That Are Coming In Are Very Sick'
• Miami-Dade County Public Schools Parents Have Choice In How Children Are Taught In The Fall
• This Baltimore Summer Music Camp Is Free For Families Economically Impacted By COVID-19
• Jackson Health System Running Low On Remdesivir & ICU Beds Due To COVID-19 Spike
• Man Shot Dead In West Garfield Park
• Powerful Thunderstorms Bring Hail, Winds And Rain To N.Y. And N.J.
• Orioles' New Opening Day Set For July 24 At Fenway Park; Home Opener Will Be July 29
• Frederick Passes Ordinance Banning Rent Increases During Coronavirus Emergency
• Riverside, Ventura Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths; San Bernardino Reports New Cases
• Maryland Boy Scout Holds Flag Retiring Ceremony On July 4th Weekend As Part Of Eagle Scout Project
• WAVE Project: Helping Metro Detroit Clean Up
• Detroit Will Breathe Slams Mayor Duggan For PGA Tournament
• State Dam Management Funds: Dam Removal Counted For Nearly 80% Of Dam Funding
• Hayward Drive-Up COVID-19 Testing Site Closes Early Due To Rush After 4th Of July Weekend
• Ozone Action Day: Here's Tips To Reduce Pollution
• Little League Baseball Makes Cautious Return To Hamel
• Driver's Licenses, CDLs, Registration Expiration Extended Through Sept. 30
• MLB releases shortened schedule amid COVID-19 testing delays
• Duolingo CEO Says Trump Administration Immigration Policies Could Force Him To Move Jobs To Canada
• Orange County Reports 1,028 Coronavirus Cases, No New Deaths Monday
• Old City Lounge Owner Caught In Viral Video Pointing Gun At Man Shouting About Social Distancing Sparks Police Investigation
• 'I Can't Do It Anymore': Philadelphia Football Coach Prepares To Bury 3rd Player Lost To Gun Violence Following 15-Year-Old's Death
• Man Killed In NW Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• Less Dream-Stage REM Sleep Linked To Higher Risk Of Death, Study Says
• Texas Coronavirus Hospitalizations More Than Double In Last 2 Weeks
• 7 Homes Damaged After 2-Alarm Fire In Upper Lawrenceville
• Boy, 12, Becomes 2nd Child Shot In North Minneapolis Drive-By Shootings Within 7 Days
• Native American Groups Ask NFL To Force Redskins Name Change
• 'What He Did Was Wrong': Jeffrey Epstein Accuser Seeks Investigation Into Santa Monica PD For Handling Of Report
• White Oak Firefighters Rescue Dog Stuck In Drainage Pipe
• Osteria Da Amedeo In Baltimore's Little Italy Latest Restaurant To Announce It's Closing Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Human Chain Helps Pull Distressed Scuba Diver To Safety In Maine
• Martinez: Birthplace Of Martinis, DiMaggio Now Home Of Angry Backlash Over Black Lives Matter Sign
• Fort Carson Deploys Medical Personnel To Texas To Help With Coronavirus Cases
• Family Identifies San Francisco Boy Killed In Saturday Night Bayview Shooting
• 2 New Jersey Men Charged In $10M Bank Fraud Scheme
• 2 Men Shot In Vehicle In South Shore, 1 Dead
• 'I Actually Get To Live': 8-Year-Old Struck By Bullet While Watching Fireworks In Stockton
• Supreme Court Ruling Upholds Colorado Law To Punish 'Faithless Electors'
• Companies Tied To Minnesota Lawmakers Jeremy Miller, Ryan Winkler Benefited From PPP Loans
• Pittsburgh Steelers WR JuJu Smith-Schuster Surprises Family With New House
• Florida Schools Ordered To Reopen In August
• Gun Violence Continues In New York City, But Officials Disagree On Root Cause
• San Francisco, Oakland Top New Report Listing U.S. Cities Most Impacted By Gentrification
• Crews Battle Small Wildfire Near Coffintop Mountain In Boulder County
• Kanye West's Company Receives Over $2M In Federal Small Business Loans
• Dallas Teachers Union Frustrated By 'Lack Of Information' On Safely Plan Going Back To Classroom During Pandemic
• Minnesota Twins Announce 2020 Schedule, July 24 Opening Day
• Daytime Stabbing In Chelsea Leaves Man Injured
• Companies Tied To Top California Officials, Including Gov. Newsom, Get Federal Aid
• Grass Fire That Burned Near Rodeo Tank Farm Along I-80 50% Contained
• California State Capitol Shut Down After COVID-19 Outbreak, Assemblywoman Tests Positive
• Companies Tied To Governors, Including Hogan, Northam, Among Recipients Of Coronavirus Relief Loans
• 44 Additional LAPD Employees Tested Positive For COVID-19 Bringing Total To 320
• Phase 3 Begins In NYC; Salons, Dog Parks, Basketball Courts Among Those To Reopen, Indoor Dining Not Allowed
• Missing Fort Worth 13-Year-Old Miranda Hubanks Found Safe
• Trump Targets Driver Bubba Wallace While Criticizing NASCAR Ban On Confederate Flag
• Denver Weather: Settling Into A Hot Streak
• DFW Hospital Council Warns Of 'Surge Plans' If Coronavirus Cases Maintain Rapid Rise
• American detained for 486 days in Egyptian prison returns home
• Forward Progress On Soledad Fire Halted, Evacuation Orders Lifted
• NHL, Players' Union Reach Tentative Agreement To Resume Play On Aug. 1
• 'Light At The End Of Tunnel Has Arrived' As Massachusetts Gyms Reopen
• Some NYC Residents Say They Sense Police Apathy To Stop Gun Violence Amid Calls For Reform
• Amy Cooper, Woman In Viral Central Park Confrontation, Charged With Filing A False Report
• CAIR-MN Calls For Worker To Be Fired For Writing 'ISIS' On Muslim Woman's Starbucks Cup
• Alderman Says Despite Mass Shooting, Program In Which Security Firm Partnered With Police In Englewood Was Success Overall
• Dodgers Announce 60-Game Schedule For Shortened 2020 Season
• NJ Transit Full Service Returns, But Some Passengers Don't Follow Mask-Wearing Directive
• Gilroy's Crews Fire Grows To 5,400 Acres; Homes Threatened, Residents Evacuated
• Packed July 4th Parties On Fire Island Draw Ire Over Lack Of Social Distancing, Masks: 'Dumb' And 'Unacceptable'
• Bear Fights With Locked Trash Container For A Snack In Steamboat Springs
• RMU Resumes Smaller, Low-Contact Campus Tours
• 'Absolutely Unacceptable': California Lawmaker Calls For Audit Of EDD While Many Wait For Benefits
• SF Appeals Court Deals 2nd Blow To Trump Asylum Policy
• 49ers Sign Cornerback Jamar Taylor To One-Year Contract
• Woman Killed In Collin County Hit-And-Run, DPS Releases Images Of Damaged Headlamp
• Grass Fire That Burned Out Of Control Damaged 8 Homes In Stockton
• Exoneration Project Files Suit Over Concerns That DNA Evidence Is Not Making It Back To Wrongful Convicts
• Protesting IDES Delays Works For Chicago Woman Outside Pilsen Unemployment Office
• Palisade Stabbing Suspect Wesley Odneal Arrested
• 'She's An Incredible Woman': 100-Year-Old Woman Survives COVID-19
• Salvation Army Of Greater New York Provides Kids With 'Camp In A Box'
• New State House Speaker Bryan Cutler Says Western Pa. Has Republican Legislators Likely To Move Up In House
• Dodger Stadium COVID-19 Testing Site To Reopen Tuesday
• International Students May Need To Leave The US If Their University Is Fully Remote In The Fall
• Second Positive EEE Mosquito Sample Found In Massachusetts
• Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing On CSU Campus
• Texas Doctors Create Coronavirus Activity Risk Guide: 'The Public Needs More Directed Guidance'
• Stars remember Broadway actor Nick Cordero: "What a light"
• Weld County Jail Allows Inmate Visitation, With Restrictions For Coronavirus
• MLB '20 schedule: Yanks-Nats, Giants-Dodgers open on July 23
• Elijah McClain Death: Aurora Considers Banning Police From Using Chokehold
• Can Probiotics Help With Depression? New Research Suggests A Link
• Weather And Coronavirus Take A Toll On This Year's Corn Crop
• One Year After Plantation Mall Explosion, Lawsuits Pending
• Phillies Release 2020 Schedule, Open July 24 Vs. Marlins
• Reginald Merrill Charged In Murder Of 7-Year-Old Natalia Wallace On July 4th
• Liberty Delight Farms Opens Meat Market In Reisterstown
• Baseball Players Concerned About Lack Of COVID-19 Testing
• Anti-Viral Drugs, 26,000+ Face Masks Distributed To Hospitals In Colorado
• Pittsburgh Pirates 2020 Schedule Released
• Seal Beach PD Searching For Men Accused Of Firing Weapon While Leaving Beach Parking Lot
• Family Of Diamond And Tionda Bradley Search For Answers 19 Years Later
• Transformer Fire Knocks Out Power For 7 Pittsburgh Neighborhoods
• Spraygrounds, Camps At Philadelphia Recreation Centers Reopen After Delayed Start Due To Pandemic
• Coronavirus-Related Lawsuits Keeping Texas Courts Busy
• Max Minute: World Health Organization Says Small Airborne Particles Can Infect People With COVID-19
• Gov. Jared Polis Signs Bill To Keep Telehealth Access When Coronavirus Pandemic Ends
• "Quarantine Buddy" Makes Connections During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Barnegat Township Police Put Together Map Showing Incidents Related To Fireworks Over Holiday Weekend
• Fed COVID-19 Relief Funds Went To Newsom-Owned Businesses, Kanye West 'Yeezy' Brand
• Baker Signs Massachusetts Vote By Mail Bill Into Law
• Red Sox 2020 Schedule Announced: Opening Day Vs. Orioles On July 24 At Fenway Park
• New Rules: Foreign Pupils Must Leave US If Classes Go Online
• 'It's About Keeping Everyone Safe': 4 Years After Philando Castile's Death, Minnesota Updates State's Driver's Manual For Legal Gun Owners
• 'I Was Bleeding A Lot': 7-Year-Old Boy Recalls Getting Struck By Falling Bullet On July 4th As Other Family Mourns Loss Of Another Young Shooting Victim
• Young Person Dies In Motorcycle Crash On Ken Caryl In Jefferson County
• 4-Alarm Clock Tower Fire Burning Along I-680; All Southbound Lanes Reopen
• Broward Beaches Reopen, Miami-Dade Beaches Open Tuesday
• Chicago Mayor Lightfoot Upset With Boat Operators Over Lack Of Social Distancing
• Homeless In New York Discuss Life In COVID-19 World: 'I'm Scared One Moment Something Bad Can Happen'
• PECO Crown Lights To Power Down Until Fall, Undergoing System Upgrades
• Police Supt. David Brown After Another Violent Weekend: 'We Cannot Allow This To Be Normalized In This City'
• Jury Still Out On Whether Students Will Return To LAUSD Campuses This Fall
• Forest Service Shuts Down Scenic Railroad's Tree-Cutting Operation
• NHL, NHLPA Tentatively Agree To Resume Play Aug. 1
• FC Dallas Pulls Out Of MLS Tournament As 9 Players Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Montgomery County Opens Additional Walk-Up COVID-19 Testing Sites
• Man Killed in Late-Night SF Bayview District Shooting
• Philadelphia Weather: Strong Winds, Heavy Downpours & Hail Wreak Havoc On Region
• California Coronavirus 'Strike Teams' Issue Few Citations, Gov. Newsom Says
• Broadway Star Nick Cordero, Who Died Sunday After Long Battle With Coronavirus, Remembered As A Force Of Nature On Stage
• 'Please, There's Hope': Lowell Woman Talks Suicidal Man Off Bridge
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump campaign schedules next rally to be outdoors
• Witnesses Needed To Help Solve Mystery Behind Trans Woman Murder In Pompano Beach
• Turlock Man Gets 2-Year Prison Sentence For Striking Helicopter With Powerful Laser
• Gov. Tom Wolf: Masks May Be Mandatory Until There's A Coronavirus Vaccine
• Philadelphia 76ers Have Mixed Feelings On NBA Restart In Orlando As Team Looks To Refocus, Make Run
• Fatal Shooting Of 6-Year-Old Boy In Upper Holmesburg Ruled Accident, Philadelphia Police Say
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Has 'No Doubt' Disney World Will Be Safe After Reopening
• 'Kill Me Or I'm Going To Kill Him,' Armed Man Holds Clerk Hostage Before Cop Shoots Him
• Accused Tree Of Life Gunman Robert Bowers' Attorneys Say Pandemic Has Hampered Case
• Arrest Made In Shooting Death Of 17-Year-Old Basketball Star Brandon Hendricks
• Dallas Tech Firm Helps Seniors Share Stories With Loved Ones Through Video App
• Mass. Wedding Venues Face Challenges With Celebrations Resuming In Phase 3 Of Reopening Plan
• 'Black Lives Matter' Banner At Mendon Church Ripped Apart
• Health Officials Report 65 New COVID-19 Cases In Denton County
• Fire That Killed 12-Year-Old Boy, 69-Year-Old Man In Brooklyn Under Investigation
• Child Seriously Hurt In Boating Accident In Baltimore County, Fire Department Says
• Youth Center On Peterson Air Force Base Closed After Possible Coronavirus Contamination
• Coronavirus (WI): 484 More COVID-19 Cases Reported In Wisconsin
• Fire Crews Contain Brush Fire In Fremont's Coyote Hills Regional Park
• Dallas County Reports Biggest Jump In Coronavirus Hospitalizations And Single-Day Record 1,214 New Cases
• Help Available For Cash-Strapped Renters and Homeowners: New Assistance Fund Launches in Pa.
• Police: 41-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Hunting Park As Violence Continues Across Philadelphia
• J.M. Smucker Company Issues Recall For Canned Cat Food Over Potentially Deadly Side Effects
• Fire Officials: 21 People Injured After Large Tree Falls On Garage In Pasadena Sunday
• Firefighters Suffer Minor Burns Battling Fire In Great Mills
• ICE says foreign students can't take online-only fall classes while in U.S.
• OK For Baseball And Softball? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Kyle Thomas Sought In June 13 Fells Point Quintuple Shooting, Police Say
• Elston Stevenson Gets 15 Years In Prison After Pleading Guilty To Shooting Into Murder Victim's Grave
• South Carolina Mother Calls Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia 'A Huge Blessing' After Fetal Surgery For Unborn Child Amid Pandemic
• No Illegal Fireworks Citations Issued In Sacramento County Over July 4th
• Massachusetts Senate's Reform Bill Targets Police Tactics, Racism
• Massachusetts Reports 15 New Coronavirus Deaths, 157 Additional Cases
• First Responders Climb Independence Monument On July 4th And Raise American Flag
• DATA: These IL Companies Got Millions In PPP Loans From The Federal Government
• New COVID-19 Exchange Students Rules To Require Some In-Person Instruction
• 3 Allegheny County District Attorney's Office Members Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Community Kitchen Launched In Dallas To Feed Struggling Hospitality Workers During Pandemic
• CAIR Calls For Hate Crime Investigation After Alleged Noose Found At Johns Hopkins University
• Record Number Of People, Including Children, Treated For Serious Firework Injuries Over 4th of July Weekend, UPMC Mercy Burn Center Says
• Vice President Mike Pence Expected To Visit Philadelphia, Address Law Enforcement Officers Thursday
• President Trump Criticizes Redskins, Indians For Weighing Name Changes
• U Of M Research Shows Urban Gardening Has Positive Impact On Emotional Well-Being
• San Diego, Monterey Among 6 Counties Added To California's Coronavirus Watch List
• Country Rocker Charlie Daniels Dies At Age 83
• Kanye West's Yeezy got millions in small business loans
• Gov. Newsom: COVID-19 Monitoring List Grows To 23 Counties Including Contra Costa, Solano, Marin, Monterey
• Doctors push for an end to racial discrimination in health care
• Police: Swimmer Fatally Struck By Boat On Western Michigan Lake
• 26-Year-Old Tyesha Henry Killed In College Park Hotel Shooting
• In-Person Graduation Ceremonies Resume In New Jersey
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Announces $53 Million In Aid For Eligible Child Care Providers
• City Orders Closure Of Tour Boat Operator, Cites 5 Other Businesses For Violating Social Distancing Rules Over July 4th Weekend
• Disney Signs Production Deal With Colin Kaepernick To Develop Programming Focused On Race, Equity Issues
• Looking For Your Pet After July 4th Holiday? Check Out Finding Rover
• McKinney Man With COVID-19 Dies At Plano Memory Care Facility
• Pittsburgh Public Safety Mourns The Loss Of Its EMS District Chief
• 'Thoughts And Prayers Are Not Enough' Chicago Mayor Lighfoot On Weekend Violence
• Police Issue Warrant For July 3 Quadruple Shooting Suspect Dontae Buckler
• Ben Roethlisberger Welcomes 7 More Members To His Family, And They Are Adorable
• Stop & Shop Ends 'Appreciation Pay' For Workers; Markey Calls For Reinstatement
• Supreme Court Rules States Can Punish 'Faithless Electors' Who Buck Popular Vote
• Illinois Announces 614 New COVID-19 Cases, Six New Deaths
• Aldermen Seek To Close Loophole In 2014 Anti-Puppy Mill Ordinance
• Police Investigating After Apple Valley Standoff; No Arrests
• Westland Police Investigating After Detroit Employee Found Dead In Car
• Restaurants Ordered To Close Indoor Dining In More Counties, Including Colusa And Madera
• Lightfoot on Travel Quarantine: 'You Have An Obligation To Protect Yourself, Your Neighbors'
• One Dead After Weekend Shooting At North Highlands Convenience Store
• Missing 79-Year-Old In Frederick Found, Police Say
• Dr. Dave Hnida: Still Unclear How Much Hydroxychloroquine Helps Fight Coronavirus
• Los Angeles Regains 16K Jobs In May; Still Down 252K Since Start Of Pandemic
• Man Shot In Head, Back In West Roseland
• Richardson Police Searching For Person Who Shot Couple While Driving On North Central Expressway
• Patrick Mahomes Agrees To Record-Setting Extension With Chiefs For 10 Years, Worth Up To $503 Million
• Pittsburgh Public Safety Urges Pet Owners To Avoid Leaving Animals In Cars Amid Soaring Temperatures
• Irving Police Charge Suspect For Injuring Officer While Trying To Get Away In Stolen Vehicle
• We Will Not Forget: Hotshots Hike Storm King Memorial Trail To Honor 14 Firefighters Killed in 1994
• DA Rachael Rollins 'Deeply Troubled' By Recent Violence In Boston Area
• Woman's Body Found After Falling Into Conneaut Lake
• Less Dream-Stage REM Sleep Linked To Higher Risk Of Death, Study Says
• NHL: 35 Players Test Positive For Coronavirus Over Past Month
• Conan O'Brien To Begin Filming From Largo At The Coronet In LA
• 11-Year-Old Killed Driving Off-Road Vehicle In Somerset Co.
• Toddler Killed By Dog In Joliet During July 4th Party
• Trump is "enabling the virus," Cuomo says
• New York Weather: July 6 Evening CBS2 Weather Headlines
• Renowned Movie Composer Ennio Morricone Dead At 91
• The CW Network Renews "DC's Stargirl" For Season Two
• Sheriff: 75-Year-Old Man Found Dead Near Dock In Polk Co.
• White woman faces charge after calling 911 on Black man in NYC
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine's Company Received Small Business Coronavirus Loan
• Donor Dash Goes Virtual For 2020
• Group To Start Veto-Proof Drive To Repeal Whitmer's Powers
• Tarrant County Public Health: 2 More Patients Have Died From COVID-19
• Wearing Masks 'Imperative' At President Trump's New Hampshire Rally, Gov. Sununu Says
• Newport Beach Lifeguard Commended For 'Heroic' Rescues Of 2 Teens From Unexpectedly Powerful Waves
• Only 40% of Harvard undergrads will return to campus this fall
• Is the coronavirus airborne? Scientists say it's "a real risk"
• Investigation Underway After Woman, 2 Girls Report Being Sexually Assaulted At Powderhorn Park Encampment
• Colin Kaepernick, ESPN Making Documentary Series On Life Story
• Phillies New Era Team Store At Citizens Bank Park Reopens Ahead Of MLB Opening Day
• West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice's Family Companies Received At Least $6.3M In Coronavirus Loans
• Texas Rangers Right Fielder Joey Gallo Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Baye Fall Establishing Himself As One Of Colorado's Most Intriguing Basketball Prospects
• Uber acquires food delivery app Postmates
• Maryland Launches First Phase Of New Tax Processing System
• Tensions In Pueblo: Protesters Detained In Protest Over Columbus Statue
• Massachusetts Affordable Housing Company Extends Coronavirus Eviction Moratorium
• New Jersey Seeing Uptick In COVID-19 Cases, Some Outbreaks Linked To Residents Traveling To Hotspots Across United States
• Ordering Takeout Versus Eating At A Buffet? The Texas Medical Association Tells You What's Risky During Pandemic
• Nick Cordero, Broadway actor who battled COVID-19, dies at 41
• Comet NEOWISE Could Be Visible To Naked Eye For Several Weeks 'Brighter Than Anyone Expected'
• Frederick Douglass statue ripped from base
• AHN Testing More Young People At Mobile Unit, Infection Rates Staying Consistent
• Comptroller Reminds Marylanders July 15 Tax Filing Date Approaching
• Country rocker and fiddler Charlie Daniels dies at age 83
• Professional Bull Riders Brings Its Monster Energy Team Challenge Championship To CBS & CBS Sports Network July 10-12
• Atlanta mayor calls for justice in killing of 8-year-old girl
• Kaepernick, ESPN Team Up For Documentary Series On His Life
• Point Park University Releases Guide To Getting Students Back On Campus, Including Waivers Acknowledging Coronavirus Risks
• 2 Dead In Head-On Crash Between 2 Pickup Trucks In Osceola
• Car-To-Car Shooting In Compton Leaves Driver, 2 Boys Wounded
• Viral Video Shows Crowd Ignoring Social Distancing Over Holiday Weekend
• Firefighters Quickly Contain 5-Acre Brush Fire In Newhall
• Little Egg Harbor Township Man Seriously Injured After Mortar Firework Explodes In His Hands
• Traffic Sign In Hollywood Changed To Say 'Amerikkka Sucks'
• Texas Coronavirus Cases Top 1,300 From Child Care Facilities Alone
• Country Rocker And Fiddler Charlie Daniels Dies At Age 83
• Formula One drivers take a knee in anti-racism campaign
• Baltimore County Commits $3M in Additional Funds For Eviction Prevention During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Little Angels Childcare Center In Englewood Still Waiting For Explanation On Loss Of City Funding
• Man Identified After Drowning In Eagle Lake In Kandiyohi County
• Tesla's Elon Musk Launches A New Line Of Products -- Short Shorts
• Recognize & Report Abuse of Older Adults
• Country Musician Charlie Daniels Dies At 83
• De Blasio Says City Will 'Double Down' On Neighborhood Policing To Curb Gun Violence
• Jeffrey Epstein Associate Ghislaine Maxwell Moved From New Hampshire To New York
• 10 essential film scores by Ennio Morricone
• Cook County Courts Back In Session
• Report: LAFC Star Carlos Vela Opting Out Of MLS Is Back Tournament
• Colin Kaepernick, Disney Announce Deal For ESPN Docuseries
• Supreme Court rules states can punish so-called "faithless electors"
• Harvard Will Allow Freshmen To Live On Campus For Fall Semester, But Classes Stay Online
• Soldier Field To Host Drive-In Movies This Summer, Starting Wednesday
• Henry Ford Health System Study: Hydroxychloroquine Lowers COVID-19 Death Rate
• U.S. is an "outlier" in global virus fight, ex-CDC director says
• Cuomo Touts Phased Reopening Approach, Says Decision On Schools This Fall Is Still Pending
• Army confirms remains found near Fort Hood are Vanessa Guillén
• Howard County Partners With Johns Hopkins, Quality Alert To Improve COVID-19 Diagnostic Testing, Antibody Research
• China reports case of suspected bubonic plague
• Fort Lauderdale Boy Hit By Falling Bullet On July 4th
• 6 Cases Of Coronavirus Reported In Allegheny Co. Court System Employees
• Kroger Making At-Home Coronavirus Tests Available To Its Workers For Free
• Nationals Cancel Workout Because Of COVID-19 Testing Delay
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 3 More COVID-19 Deaths, Lowest Single-Day Increase Since Mid-April
• Reopening: Surge In New Cases Forces Marin To Shutdown Indoor Dining
• Community Outreach Delivers Food To Senior Citizens
• Florida Adds 6,336 Coronavirus Cases, 48 New Deaths
• Arlington Resident Living Life Of 'Golden Riches' After $1M Scratch Ticket Win
• Bamboo Bar Temporarily Closes After Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 450 New Coronavirus Cases Pushing Statewide Total To Over 90,000
• Vallejo Police Investigating Possible Kidnapping After Witnesses See Woman Scream 'Don't Let Him Take Me'
• Sheriff: 1 Killed, 10 Arrested, 518 Calls For Service Over 4th Of July Weekend In Barron County
• Suspected Meth Dealer Arrested In Lincoln
• Montgomery County Opening Additional Walk-Up Coronavirus Testing Sites
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Imperial Valley Patients At SF Hospitals; Indoor Dining Shut Down In Marin; Coastside Beaches Eerily Deserted
• President Donald Trump Slams Bubba Wallace, NASCAR For Noose 'Hoax'
• New Mexico Requiring 14-Day Self-Quarantine For Most Visitors
• Rock Climber Rescued After Falling 30 Feet From Cliff In Crestline
• U.S. Army Training At Aberdeen Proving Ground May Be Heard By Neighbors At Night
• Living Room Sports: NFL RB Rex Burkhead Talks Fundraiser, His Future
• Marylanders May Catch A Glimpse Of A Minotaur Rocket Launch From Virginia On July 15
• Sheriff: 28-Year-Old Man Injured In Pierce Co. Crash
• Strong Storms Cause Damage In Several Massachusetts Towns
• Uber Acquires Postmates For $2.65B
• Tropical Storm Edouard Racing Into The Northeast Atlantic
• Black Women In Michigan Create Business-Focused Initiative
• MLB's COVID-19 Testing Process Appears To Be A Bit Of A Disaster
• Federal Judge Orders Shutdown Of Dakota Access Pipeline For Further Environmental Review
• Everyday Words And Phrases That Have Racist Connotations
• LA, Ventura County Beaches Reopen After Weekend Closure
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 218 New Coronavirus Cases As Total Grows To 3,775
• Redford Police: 5-Year-Old Girl In Stable Condition After Being Shot In The Head
• State Police: 90 Impaired Drivers Arrested In Maryland Over Fourth Of July Holiday Weekend
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 7-6-20
• Lone Star Park Suspends Racing Due To The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Eastpointe Police: 1 Dead After Double Shooting, Gunman On The Loose
• 34-Year-Old Annapolis Man Stabbed To Death Overnight, Police Say
• A Total Of 55 Dallas Fire Rescue Firefighters Have Tested Positive For The Coronavirus
• Woman In June 30 Crash In Baltimore County Has Died, Police Say
• Rail, Camps, Summer School Reopen In New Jersey After COVID-19 Pause
• Cat Food Recall: Some Natural Balance Canned Food Could Cause Potentially Deadly Illness
• FDA warns about 5 additional toxic hand sanitizers
• Maryland Weather: Hot & Humid, Heat Index Will Make It Feel Like It's 100 Degrees
• Sykesville Man Dies In Multi-Vehicle Crash In Frederick County, 2 Others Injured
• Federal Judge Orders Dakota Access Pipeline Shut Down For More Environmental Review
• Man Shot, Killed During Fight With Gardena Store Employee
• Floyd's former partner and Brooks' widow share a "spiritual" bond
• More Than 660 Coronavirus Cases Recorded Sunday In OC
• Judge orders shutdown of controversial Dakota Access pipeline
• Nearly 80 People Shot In Chicago, 15 Of Them Killed, In July 4th Weekend Violence Since Late Friday
• Mortar Explosion Inside Launch Tube Sparked Fires Ending Plano's Fourth Of July Show
• Vandals Deface Martinez 'Black Lives Matter' Street Mural
• Philadelphia's Rental Assistance Program To Resume Taking Applications
• Florida Health Authorities Often Fail To Do Contact Tracing
• Ford Revives Bronco Brand, Aims At Jeep's Big Off-Road Sales
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Stay Flat As 3 New Deaths Reported, At Lowest Level Since March 31
• PTL Links: July 6, 2020
• Officers Arrest Suspect Who Took American Flags From Citrus Heights Business On July 4th
• Denver Weather: Weeks Of Hot And Mainly Dry Weather Ahead
• Doug Oster's Garden: Garlic Scape Pesto
• Police: 1 Critical, 1 In Serious Condition After Detroit Shooting
• Cecily Aguilar, The Suspect In Murder Case Of Fort Hood Soldier Vanessa Guillen, To Appear In Court
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Most Anne Arundel Libraries Reopening Monday With Limited Services
• Minnesota Weather: Rain, Thunderstorms Start Out The Week; Heat And Humidity Continues
• Couple Charged After Pulling Gun On Mom, Daughters In Orion Township Parking Lot
• Terry Francona Supports Changing Name Of Cleveland Indians
• Crash On WB Highway 50 In Sacramento Left Only 1 Lane Open
• Man Shot In Head In SW Baltimore Monday, Police Investigating
• Tow Truck Driver Struck On Stevenson Near Cicero; All Lanes Back Open
• Crews Battle Smoky Fire In Pittsburgh's Esplen Neighborhood
• 3 Rescued Near Rifle After Capsizing Their Boat In Middle Of Colorado River
• Seriously Ill COVID-19 Imperial Valley Residents Moved To San Francisco Bay Area Hospitals
• Unemployment benefits: Do you have to pay taxes on them?
• Driver Killed After Being Ejected From Car In East Bethel Crash
• Man Arrested For Pointing Gun At Group Gathered At Martinez 'Black Lives Matter' Street Mural
• PortMiami Navigates Stormy Seas During Pandemic
• Police Looking For Man Suspected Of Using Cane To Beat 53-Year-Old Woman
• Lt. Gen. Richard Clark Becomes First Black Man Nominated To Lead Air Force Academy
• Californians Avoid Holiday Crowds As Coronavirus Cases Surge
• Police: Missing Tewksbury Teen Shane Brooke Tells Family He's OK, Coming Home
• Miami Weather: Steamy Morning Sun, Afternoon Storms
• MIT-Designed Robot Could Be Used To Disinfect Schools, Grocery Stores With UV-C Light
• Hot, Steamy Monday With Afternoon Storms Likely Across Philadelphia Region
• Blame It On Fireworks: Colorado Firefighters Spent Weekend Battling Numerous Blazes
• Free Temporary COVID-19 Testing Site Opens At School In The Fort Worth ISD
• Frederick Douglass Statue Ripped From Base On Anniversary Of Famous Speech In Rochester, N.Y.
• Cam Newton Is Ready To Roar: 'I'm Getting Tired Of Being Humble'
• San Francisco-Based Uber Buys Postmates In $2.65 Billion All-Stock Deal
• From Mall Of America To George Floyd Memorial, Protesters March For 'New America'
• Trump-connected lobbyists reap windfall in COVID-19 boom
• ICYMI: Top takeaways from this week's "Face the Nation"
• 'Very Concerned': Allegheny Co. Executive Rich Fitzgerald Speaks On New Coronavirus Case Numbers Still In Triple Digits
• Lightning Strike On Florida Beach Injures Two Men
• Several Hospitalized After Car Smashes Into Building In Queens
• Fewer Students Applying For Federal College Aid After Access To Resources Cut Off During Pandemic
• Man fleeing debris in iconic 9/11 photo dies from coronavirus
• Louvre reopens after four-month closing due to coronavirus
• At least 8 killed as planes collide over Idaho lake
• Great Family-Friendly Activities Available In Pittsburgh Area Despite Coronavirus Restrictions
• Firefighter Injuring While Battling House Fire In Auburn Gresham
• Standoff over funding leaves 13,400 immigration workers facing furlough
• New England Living Chef Series: Douglass Williams' Bucatini All'Amatriciana Recipe
• Northwest Indiana Woman Says She's Stuck With Lagging Internet Service, Can't Switch Providers
• NYPD: 37 Shootings, 56 Victims Over Violent July 4th Weekend
• New England Living: Noteworthy Breweries Around New England
• New England Living: Inside Jack's Abby, Framingham's Fast-Growing Craft Brewery
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot Temperatures To Continue, Heat Wave On The Way
• Franklin Square Reopens On Monday
• Siberian tiger kills zookeeper in front of visitors
• Rare case of brain-destroying amoeba confirmed in Florida
• 15-Year-Old Shot In Hand In Bronzeville; Nearly 80 Shot Since Friday
• Bronx Police Officers Hurt When Bullet Shot Through SUV Windshield, NYPD Releases New Video
• Several men taunt black family at Oregon beach, police say
• New Jersey Transit Rail, Light Rail Resume Full Weekday Service
• 'There's Actually A Lot Of Hope' For College Students, Recent Grads Looking For Jobs, Expert Says
• Chicago Weather: Hot, Humid Conditions Continue
• Philadelphia Zoo Reopens To Members, Expected To Reopen Later This Week To General Public
• Over 30,000 Work Zone Speed Enforcement Tickets Sent Out In Less Than 3 Months
• New England Living: Transform Your Bathroom Into A Home Oasis
• New England Living: Generations Of Imported Italian Stone At Cumar
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Hot, Hazy, Humid, With Chance Of Severe Storms Monday
• Port Authority To Detour Light Rail Cars And Buses Through Allentown During Mt. Washington Transit Tunnel Repair Project
• Grocery Stores And Restaurants Facing Temporary Closures As Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Ennio Morricone, famed Hollywood composer, has died at 91
• Monday's Show Info (7/6/20)
• Mt. Washington Transit Tunnel To Close For Nightly Repairs, Project Expected To Take 2 Years To Complete
• Caliente Pizza In Mt. Lebanon To Temporarily Close After Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus

Videos from July 6, 2020

• 7/6: Red and Blue
• Texas woman gives birth to triplets after coronavirus diagnosis
• Inequity and what defines America's greatness
• Broadway star Nick Cordero dies from COVID-19 after 95 days in hospital
• Social distancing rules defied as UK pubs reopen
• Children among victims of Fourth of July weekend violence
• 239 scientists warn World Health Organization of airborne transmission risks from coronavirus
• Mayor warns Houston hospitals could be overwhelmed in 2 weeks
• New virus cases rising in 40 states as U.S. death toll surpasses 130,000
• Trump stirs new controversy with Twitter attack on NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace
• CBS Evening News, July 6, 2020
• Supreme Court rules states can punish "faithless electors"
• Congress weighs next steps for coronavirus relief
• White House defends Trump for saying 99% of coronavirus cases are “totally harmless”
• Doctors push back against racial discrimination in the health care system
• Country Music Hall of Famer Charlie Daniels dies at age 83
• Judge orders ICE to release migrant children, citing coronavirus
• Black people share their experiences of racial bias in health care
• Doctors push for an end to racial discrimination in health care
• Trump, Biden step up campaign rhetoric with election 120 days away
• Cuomo tells Trump: "Don't be a co-conspirator" of COVID-19
• Supreme Court rules on "faithless electors" case
• Local Matters: Boston faces pandemic-induced eviction crisis
• Coronavirus cases soar as U.S. celebrates July 4th holiday weekend
• Childhood immunizations down as coronavirus pandemic sweeps globe
• Children among those killed in shootings over July 4th weekend
• People in England flock to pubs, bars and restaurants as they reopen
• Trump falsely claims 99% of coronavirus cases are "totally harmless"
• Gretchen Rubin's tips on sharing parenting duties and workspaces while working from home
• As Italy slowly loosens coronavirus restrictions, it's deep cultural heritage is making a comeback
• Rayshard Brooks' widow and George Floyd's former partner meet for the first time
• Miami Mayor Suarez on Florida's coronavirus outbreak and whether his city will see another shutdown
• Broadway star Nick Cordero dies after a monthslong battle with coronavirus
• Analysis of Trump's rhetoric in his Fourth of July weekend speeches
• Former CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden on coronavirus surge, testing and wearing masks
• Trump faces backlash after declaring most COVID-19 cases "harmless"
• Trump administration proposal would let shelters deny trans people
• Backlash after Trump falsely claims 99% of COVID-19 cases are "totally harmless"