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Articles from July 7, 2020

• 'My Behavior In The Video Is Appalling'; Tech CEO Michael Lofthouse Captured In Video Berating Asian Family
• California Northern Counties Beginning To Feel COVID-19 Bite
• Family, Mayor, SF Police Chief Make Emotional Plea For Info On 6-Year-Old Jace Young's Killer
• Off-Road Holiday Trip Turns Deadly After Gunman Ambushes Danville Father, Son In Sierra County
• Bay Area Black-Owned Businesses See Boost in Sales On Blackout Day
• Warriors Partner With Uber Eats To Help Local Restaurants, Feed Essential Workers
• Yolo County Increasing Enforcement Measures On Businesses To Prevent Coronavirus Spread
• Northridge Family Victims Of Anti-Asian Racist Rant In Carmel
• Man Dies After Being Critically Injured In Reseda House Fire
• Lawsuit Filed Against 1928 Sacramento Ordinance That Requires People To Stand For National Anthem
• Human Caused Fires A Big Concern For Wildfire Managers In Colorado Amid Dry Conditions
• Denver Hits New Record For 1-Day Coronavirus Testing
• Ketamine Dose For Elijah McClain 'Too Much,' Says Anesthesiologist
• Protesters March Against Hate, Racism In Denver's Cranmer Park Neighborhood
• Orange County Reports Over 1,000 New COVID-19 Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• 'We Do Not Share This Information': Riverside County Urges Residents To Cooperate With Contact Tracing Efforts
• Bay Area Doctor Shot And Killed While Offroading With Son In Sierra County
• Study: Denver Is Second-Most Gentrified City In America
• Petition Calls To Revert RiNo Back To Original Name Of Five Points
• Southland Universities Weigh Impact Of ICE Directive On International Students
• Pilot Dies, Passenger Survives Small Plane Crash In Meyers
• LASD Employee Accused Of Engaging In Sexual Activity With Detainee
• Woman Arrested In South Gate After Allegedly Stealing, Killing Kitten
• Sacramento County Sheriff Scott Jones Weighs In On Statue Debate
• University Of California Names First Black President - Dr. Michael Drake
• Police: Man Attacked With Glass Bottle While Repairing Window
• Highland Man Charged In Connection With Hit-And-Run That Killed 11-Year-Old Girl
• SF Lawmaker Proposes 'CAREN' Act To Outlaw Racially Motivated 911 Calls
• Closing Because Of Coronavirus: 2 Sur La Table Stores Liquidating Stock This Week
• Trump Pushes States To Reopen Schools This Fall Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Special Needs Center Targeted By Thief Who Made Off With Electronics, Vehicles
• Chicago Weather: Heat Persists, More Pop-Up Storms Expected
• Some Marijuana Products Have Been In Short Supply, And Medical Users Say They're Feeling It Most
• Bear Rescued From East Canyon Fire Will Make Full Recovery
• Who's Hiring: SoFi Stadium Looking To Hire 3,000 New Team Members
• 3 Men Arrested On Attempted Homicide Charges Accused Of Beating Man With Table Leg
• Relieved Santa Clara Co. Businesses Get Green Light To Reopen Gyms, Salons July 13
• Some Hyde Park Residents Say They've Gotten No Mail For Weeks, Are Missing Necessities Such As Medicines
• 96-Year-Old Woman Stabbed To Death In Auburn Gresham, 2nd Woman Listed In Serious Condition
• University Of California System Names First Black President
• Joliet Police Sgt. Javier Esqueda, Who Blew Whistle On Death Of Eric Lurry In Police Custody, Stripped Of Police Powers
• Agreement Reached To Demolish And Replace Cape Cod Bridges
• North Texas School District Leaders React To Texas Education Agency Back-To-School Guidelines
• 12-Year-Old Boy Suffers Serious Injuries To Hand After Playing With Explosive Device, Philadelphia Police Say
• Maryland Biotech Companies At Forefront Of COVID-19 Vaccine Research
• Despite Coronavirus Concerns, "MLS Is Back Tournament" Kicks Off Wednesday In Orlando
• Truck Snags Overhead Wires, Knocks Out Power Amid Sweltering Heat In Belmont Cragin
• Men Twice As Likely To Die From COVID-19 Than Women, Study Says
• Brockton Rox Play Home Opener Without Fans In Stands
• Coronavirus Latest: Johns Hopkins, University Of Maryland Announce Plans For Fall Semester
• Protesters March At Delta Foundation In Support Of Black Transgender And LGBTQ+ Communities
• NYC Day Care Centers Get Green Light To Reopen Next Week
• Johns Hopkins University Officials 'Deeply Concerned' About New Student And Exchange Visitor Program Guidance
• Prince George's County Police Arrest Suspect In College Park Homicide
• Girl, 10, Shot Near Gary; Gunman Was Reportedly Aiming For Dog
• State Fair Of Texas' Cancellation Big Blow To Businesses That Depend On It For Income
• South Florida Hospitals Prepare For Increased COVID-19 Hospitalizations
• Miami-Dade Restaurants Ordered To Close Indoor Dining Areas
• Missing: Brooklyn Park Police Searching For Scott Hansen, Who Suffers From Dementia
• Eagles WR DeSean Jackson Apologizes After 'Harmful And Absolutely Appalling' Anti-Semitic Instagram Posts
• What's Behind The Coronavirus Testing Shortage?
• Mayor Walsh Warns Boston Tourism Will Have Slow Return
• What Are Schools Doing To Plan For Fall Classes?
• Riverside, San Bernardino Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths; Ventura Reports New Cases
• Edina Mayor Says COVID-19 Cases Increasing Rapidly Among Youth, Urges Caution
• Cub Foods To Open 2 Pop-Up Tent Locations To Fight Food Deserts After George Floyd Unrest
• State Attorney: Charges Dropped Against Woman Who Was Struck By Miami-Dade Police Officer At MIA
• Crews Protect Homes From Vegetation Fire Near Aurora Municipal Center
• Due To Recent COVID-19 Surge, Broward Considers Additional Restrictions On Businesses
• Deka Lash Temporarily Closes Wexford Studio After Positive Coronavirus Test
• Recovered Lefty Rich Hill On Track For Twins Rotation
• Maryland Delegate Nino Mangione Introduces Monument Protection Act Of 2021
• Fire Crews Battle Blaze At Pico-Union Paint Store
• Streeter Fire North Of Meeker Grows To 1,088 Acres
• 'Check Out' Detroit's New Mobile Library
• Philadelphia Community Leaders Participate In 'Peace Not Guns March' After Violent Stretch Across City
• FDA Warns About Several Toxic Hand Sanitizers Containing Methanol
• GM vs. FCA: Appeals Court Overturns Ruling To Have CEOs Meet
• Woman Shot In East Phillips Park In South Minneapolis
• Firefighters Make Progress Battling Crews Fire Near Gilroy, 50% Contained
• Detroit Opens 5 Cooling Centers Amid The Extreme Heat
• Unlock Michigan Is Canvassing To Challenge Governor Whitmer's Emergency Powers
• Report: LAPD Investigating Allegations of 'Blue Flu' Organized Sick Calls Over July 4th Weekend
• Councilmember James Tate Speaks On Staffer Killed In An Apparent Murder-Suicide
• Joe Biden Wins New Jersey, Delaware Democratic Primary Elections
• SBA: Just Because A Business Was Approved For Up To $10 Million PPP Loan Doesn't Mean It Complied With The Rules
• Allegheny Co. Leaders Hope To Release New Coronavirus Order On Wednesday
• County Leaders Say State Will Close Indoor Dining In Westmoreland And Beaver Counties
• Stockton School District Closely Watching COVID-19 Cases As They Prepare To Resume Classes Aug. 3
• Portion Of Northern Liberties Street To Close Saturday For Expanded Outdoor Dining
• 14 LAFD Firefighters At LAX Station Test Positive For COVID-19
• Man Shot, Wounded In Alley In Avondale
• University Of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University Vow To Protect International Students After ICE Says They Must Leave U.S. If Classes Move Online
• E. Coli Closes Beaches At Two Minneapolis Lakes
• Fort Collins Recalls 128 Furloughed City Employees
• $10K Stolen From Young Ice Skaters' Fireworks Fundraiser
• Carroll County House Fire Causes $350K Worth Of Damage
• Blackout Day 2020: The Power Of The Black Community's Dollar
• Mayor Of Trenton Announces City Will Remove Christopher Columbus Statue, Rename Columbus Park
• 'It's Not Fair': Local Charter Schools Receive Millions In PPP Loans As Area Districts Struggle To Find Money To Reopen Safely
• Doctors Caution Against Relying On Air Filters, Purifiers To Help Stop COVID-19
• SoCal Residents Support Black-Owned Businesses For Blackout Day 2020
• Gun Violence Continues To Plague Philadelphia As At Least 7 People Shot Tuesday Night
• Semi Slams Into Pedestrian Overpass Following Crash On Highway 100 In Edina
• Shortage In Testing Could Lead To Long Waitlists, People Being Turned Away
• Massive Lines Form At New Jersey's Motor Vehicle Commission Offices As In-Person Service Resumes
• Majority Of COVID-19 PPP Loan Money Going To Only 15% Of Businesses Applying
• Amber Alert Issued For Abducted East Texas Toddler
• Laugh Factory Unveils Massive 148-Foot Black Lives Matter Mural In Hollywood
• West Virginia Officials Approve $80,000 Settlement For Special Needs Black Woman Punched By Police Officers
• Dr. Michael Drake Named UC System's First Black President
• Experts Warn Masks Can Give Some False Sense Of Security, Encourage People To Socially Distance
• LA County Votes To Initiate Plan To Close Men's Central Jail Within The Year
• Police: Assault Suspect Found Dead Inside Mobile Home After Explosion Intentionally Set Blast
• Street Sweeping Parking Fines Will Be Handed Out Starting July 8 In Denver
• State Administrative Judge Grants All-Female Volunteer EMT Company In Brooklyn License To Operate Ambulance
• Calvin Booth Named Denver Nuggets New General Manager
• Debate Over How To Slow The Spread Of Coronavirus In Texas Intensifies
• 400 New Coronavirus Cases Reported In Colorado
• Pittsburgh Pirates To Offer Season-Ticket Holders Refund Or Rollover Options
• NASA, Boeing work to resume Starliner flights
• LA County Supervisors Push Sheriff Villanueva For Transparency On Deputy Shootings
• Broomfield Police Report 182% Increase In Illegal Fireworks Reports
• Exclusive: Gov. Murphy Talks Chaos At The MVC, Coronavirus Travel Advisory, And More In Interview With CBS2
• Hearing Scheduled For Bandimere Speedway Court Order Possible Violations
• Denver Weather: Heat Streak Continues With High Fire Danger
• Ryder Cup At Whistling Straits Postponed To 2021 Amid Pandemic (CBS Sports)
• California Prisoner Dies Of Apparent Virus Complications
• Can Legalizing Recreational Marijuana Lessen The Blow Of Pa.'s $3.2B Deficit? Lt. Gov. John Fetterman Says 'The Time Is Now'
• Supercuts Stylist Fired For Alleged Racist Remark To Children
• 2 Men Shot During Quarrel In Ashburn
• Tarrant County Judge Glen Whitley Defends Mask Mandates: 'This Is A Small Inconvenience'
• LIVE RESULTS: New Jersey 2020 Primary Election
• Santa Clara Special Needs College Teacher Accused Of Raping Student
• Juvenile Thrown From Boat On Sue Creek, Injured After Being Struck By Propeller, Officials Say
• THE 26th ANNUAL CRITICS CHOICE AWARDS RETURNS TO THE CW ON SUNDAY, MARCH 7, 2021
• Renovated Manitou & Pikes Peak Cog Railway To Reopen In May 2021
• How One Minnesota Man Caught A Lifetime's Worth Of Fish On Lake Of The Woods
• Gio Gonzalez Eager To Pitch For White Sox 16 Years After Drafting Him
• Consumers Participate In 'Blackout Day' To Support Black-Owned Businesses
• Crews Remove California State Capitol Christopher Columbus Statue
• Suburban Schools Prepare To Hold Classes During The Pandemic
• West Nile Virus Reemerges In Long Beach, Marking City's First Human Case Of 2020
• International Student In North Texas Feels He's Being Punished By New ICE Policy
• Congressman Mike Kelly Denies Any Wrongdoing In His Car Dealership Getting Coronavirus PPP Loan
• A's Pitcher Luzardo Reportedly Tests Positive For COVID-19; Diekman Expresses Doubts About Season
• Families Furious After Dangerous Amounts Of Lead, Arsenic Found At Hegewisch Little League Field
• N.J. Restaurant Owners Deal With Fallout From Delay Of Indoor Dining Restart: 'It Was Really A Blow To The Gut'
• SUMMER SCHEDULE UPDATES
• Chicago Fire FC Postpones Wednesday's Game, Opponents Test Positive For COVID-19
• Allegheny Co. President Judge Orders 'As Many Proceedings As Possible Through Videoconferencing'
• Former Livermore Little League Board President Denise Arante Accused Of Embezzling From Organization
• Exclusive: How Safe Are Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge Paths? Woman Tells CBS2 What Led Up To Her Serious Injury
• FDA Warns About 5 Additional Potentially Toxic Hand Sanitizers Containing Methanol
• Employed North Texan Receives Unemployment Benefits He Never Applied For
• Mother On Hunger Strike Demands Answers Over Son's Death At Duquesne University
• 'Tell Me A Story' is coming soon to Pittsburgh's CW!
• University of Minnesota To Help International Students Comply With ICE Directive
• Jackson Health System President, CEO Carlos Migoya Talks About COVID-19 Challenges, Concerns
• 2 Fire Depts. Closed, 4 Police Officers Quarantined After Firefighter Test Positive For Coronavirus
• EPA Approves Two Lysol Products As The First To Effectively Kill Novel Coronavirus On Surfaces
• Reopening: Napa Health Officials Set To Reimpose COVID-19 Restrictions
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Democratic Senate candidates raise serious cash
• Security Cameras Can Tell Burglars When You're Not Home, Study Shows
• Allegheny County Jail Inmate, Employee Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Mid-Hudson Region Enters Phase 4 Reopening, But Gyms, Malls And Movie Theaters Still Left Off List
• Air Quality Advisory Covering South Bay To Gilroy Extended Due To Smoke From Crews Fire
• Faces Of COVID: 63-Year-Old Single Mother Of 6 Remembered By Children After Battling Coronavirus
• With Gun Violence Rampant, NYPD Appoints Chief Of Community Affairs To Help Mend Relationship With Public
• LA County Reports Over 4,000 New Coronavirus Cases, 46 More Deaths
• U.S. Prescriptions For Hydroxychloroquine Skyrocketed From February To March, Study Finds
• Garland Police Searching For Olivia Martinez, Last Seen On July 3rd
• Temple University President Richard Englert Announces Plans To Retire After 45 Years With School
• West Philadelphia Chef Omar Tate Using Food To Discover Family History, Educate About Black Culture
• O's Sign 2020 Draft Picks Anthony Servideo, Coby Mayo
• Outdoor Events Planned In The Suburbs, With COVID-19 Precautions
• City Councilor Wants Masks Mandatory For Trump Rally In Portsmouth, New Hampshire
• West Mifflin Police Say Missing Transgender Woman Dawn Manson Has Been Found
• Alleged Martinez Black Lives Matter Mural Vandals Charged With Hate Crime
• Lawsuits Mount Over Denver Police Handling Of Protests
• MIT Allowing Seniors To Return To Campus This Fall
• Oscar-Winning 'Hair Love' Soon To Be Animated Series
• States Sue US Department Over Virus Relief Funds For Schools
• COVID-19 pushing West Coast hospitals to their limits
• Miami-Dade Food Distributions Help Man & Man's Best Friend
• 'It Is Time To Stand Up In This City': Twin Cities Citizens Speak Against Dismantling The Police
• Attorneys For Men In Viral Video Involving Baltimore Police Sergeant Say The Department 'Cannot Police Themselves'
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Gov. Polis Extends Disaster Declaration Again
• Max Minute: A Realistic Look At How Long It Will Take To Develop Coronavirus Vaccine
• Colorado Prairie Music Festival Will Require Attendees To Sign Coronavirus Waiver
• Vice President Mike Pence, Joe Biden To Hit Pennsylvania Campaign Trail On Same Day
• Brush Fire Breaks Out In Simi Valley
• 'Heart Wrenching,' Fellow Law Enforcement Members Remember Fallen Officers From 7/7 Ambush
• Miami-Dade Mayor To Allow Gyms, Fitness Studios To Remain Open While Shutting Down Indoor Dining & Other Venues
• Man Arrested For Shooting At Police Officers During Looting At Bayfair Center In San Leandro
• University Of Maryland: Any Course With More Than 50 Students Will Be Online Fall Semester
• Philadelphia Police: Man Taken Into Custody Following Barricade Situation In East Falls
• Coronavirus Making It Tough For Students To Take College Entrance Exams
• Revival And Challenges On Main Street In Evanston Amid Coronavirus Pandemic Reopening
• Denver International Airport Unveils Great Hall Project Dashboard That Details Progress, Budget
• Allegheny Health Network Doctor Expects A Rise In Coronavirus Hospitalizations And Deaths In Weeks Following 4th Of July
• Family, Friends Throw 90th Birthday Party For COVID-19 Survivor In Graduate Hospital Section Of Philadelphia
• Clinton Township Police Warn Residents Of Alligator On The Loose
• International Students Face Difficult Choice As Colleges Announce Reopening Plans
• Colleges Plan To Hold Virtual And In Person Classes For Fall Semester: 'We Still Think Students Are Holding Back A Little To Make A Decision'
• Three Lake Zurich High School Sports Camps Close After Some Athletes Test Positive For COVID-19
• Man Wanted For Exposing Himself, Sexually Assaulting Woman At Covina Laundromat
• Doctors To Women Needing Routine Mammograms But Worried About Coronavirus: Our Hospitals Are Safe
• Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh And Entities Received At Least $15M In Small Business Coronavirus Loans
• Harford County Sheriff's Office Warns Residents Of Recent Phone Scam
• Denver Officials Respond To 150 Emergency Calls About Dogs In Hot Cars In First Half Of 2020
• How To Virtually Attend A Minneapolis City Council Meeting
• Facebook #StopHateForProfit Ad Boycott Organizers Express Disappointment After Meeting With Zuckerberg
• MDOT: Bridge Work To Close Coolidge Highway Under I-75 Thursday
• PPP Bill Author Rep. Angie Craig: More Money Will Get To Small Businesses
• Philadelphia Principal Named Top Principal In Pennsylvania For Transforming Paul Robeson High School
• Man Wanted For Murder In Maryland Arrested In Newport, Rhode Island
• Recently Retired NYPD Detective Speaks Out About Her Decision To Leave The Force
• Father, Sons Team Up For First Time To Ride Redefined 2020 Pan-Mass Challenge
• Curbside Pickup Begins At Denver Public Library, New Checkouts Begin Next Week
• Texas Surge: State Reports More Than 10,000 New Coronavirus Cases In A Day For First Time
• Coronavirus Latest: Falls Sports At Johns Hopkins, McDaniel College Suspended
• Ravens QB Lamar Jackson Cancels South Florida Social Event Amid Rising COVID-19 Cases
• Delta Flight Diverted To JFK Airport After Nose Caved In Due To Hail
• Tune in to KILLER CAMP on July 16th!
• Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney Reacts To Viral Video Showing Old City Lounge Owner Pointing Gun At Man Shouting About Social Distancing
• LOOK: Plainridge Park Casino Reopens Wednesday With 'Significant Changes'
• Trump pushes states to reopen schools this fall amid pandemic
• Levi's Cutting 700 Office Jobs Due To Coronavirus-Related Slump
• THE CW NETWORK RENEWS "DC'S STARGIRL" FOR SEASON TWO
• Off-Duty Ramapo Police Officer Shoots, Kills Neighbor, Prosecutors Say
• With Offices Closed Due To Coronavirus, Property Managers, Building Owners Wonder What's Next
• Long Lines Form As New Jersey Drivers Flock To Motor Vehicle Commission After Monthslong COVID-19 Shut Down
• 17-Year-Old Girl Tyeah Garner Shot To Death Overnight In Jersey City
• Berkeley Restaurant Chez Panisse Files Suit Over Business Interruption Insurance Claim Denial
• How Will Coronavirus Impact Tax Laws? Jon Keller Answers Your Questions
• North Texas Police Officer Jailed In Kaufman County For Allegedly Assaulting, Injuring Family Member
• Pittsburgh Police Working To Identify 2 Men Suspected Of Vandalizing Restaurant During East Liberty Protest
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Baltimore Among Hardest Hit Areas; Health Officials Remind Residents To 'Be Vigilant'
• New York City Day Care Centers Allowed To Reopen As Early As Monday
• Baltimore City Council Calls On Atlas Restaurant Group To Drop Dress Code
• West Metro Fire Crews Battle Fire That Started Outside The Home, Moved To Attic
• July Is National Vehicle Theft Prevention Month. How You Can Keep Your Car Safe
• Philadelphia Officials Recommending Visitors From Delaware Self-Quarantine For 14 Days
• FOP: Baltimore Officers Were Awaiting Orders To Dispel Crowd That Toppled Christopher Columbus Statue
• 'Doing One's Part Should Be So Simple' Tom Hanks Says Of Mask Wearing
• Broward School Board Considering Four Options For Start Of Classes Next Month
• 'We've Never Had A Volume This High': Emergency Food Distribution Set For Globe Life Field In Arlington Wednesday
• Milaca Tax Preparer's 2-Year Prison Sentence Stayed
• Maryland Man Avoids Prison For Threatening Florida Congressperson Who Sponsored Vaccination Bill
• Texas Education Agency Issues Guidelines For Reopening Schools During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Gov. DeSantis Sending 100 Nurses To Jackson Health To Help Treat COVID-19 Patients In ICU
• 'They Care For Our Littlest Minnesotans': Gov., Lt. Gov. Announce $56.6M Proposal To Help Child Care Centers During Pandemic
• Finalists For Janet And Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize Chosen 
• Former eBay Staffer & Santa Clara Police Captain Charged With Harassing Newsletter Editor
• Colorado Sues JUUL For Targeting Youth In Marketing, Misrepresenting Health Risks
• Payday lenders won't have to check whether borrowers can afford loans
• Sen. Tammy Duckworth, Who Lost Her Legs Serving In Iraq, Hits Back After Tucker Carlson Suggests She Hates America
• Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Talks About Surviving Cancer, Baltimore Riots And COVID-19 Pandemic In New Memoir
• Texas County To Arrest COVID-19 Positive Residents Who Refuse To Self-Isolate
• Double Dipper Bandit At Large After Robbing 3 Aurora Banks
• Wildwood Postponing Weekly Friday Night Fireworks Due To Lack Of Social Distancing, People Wearing Masks
• Flash Flood Warning Issued For Southwestern Pennsylvania Counties
• Police: Man In Gas Mask Breaks Into Fumigated Ventura Home, Takes Off With Safe Containing $20K In Cash
• Diver Dies In Water Near Maine's Nubble Lighthouse
• Maryland Weather: Cleanup Continues Following Severe Storms; Some Areas Saw Around 8 Inches Of Rain
• Temple University Hospital Taking Part In Clinical Trial For COVID-19 Treatment
• NFL Players Don't Want A Preseason During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Philadelphia School District Announces Series Of Town Hall Meetings Offering Updates On New School Year
• Firefighters Battling 2-Alarm Blaze Off Highway 160 In North Sacramento
• Grass Fire Prompts Temporary Evacuations In Oakley Neighborhood
• People Traveling From Delaware Put On Notice After New Jersey, New York Adds State To Travel Advisory List
• Victor Farmer Identified As Young Man Who Died At St. Mary's Lake On July 4th
• Deutsche Bank fined $150 million over Jeffrey Epstein ties
• Brush Fire Erupts In Mission Hills, Transformer Explosion May Be To Blame
• Florida says schools must reopen despite COVID-19 surge
• DeSean Jackson apologizes after posting fake Hitler quotes
• Massachusetts Reports 140 New Coronavirus Cases, 15 More Deaths
• Mankato, Rochester & Winona To Require Masks In Indoor Public Spaces Starting This Week
• City Of Chicago Offers Cooling Resources Amid Week Of Sweltering Heat
• California Sues Over Rule That Would Divert Millions From CARES Act Toward Private Schools
• Pandemic Prompts Performing Arts Center To Move Summer Acting Classes Online
• Bay Area Students Use 3-D Printing to Make Face Shields For Hospitals
• San Francisco's Lone Death Row Inmate Clifford Bolden Has Sentence Reduced To Life In Prison
• Coronavirus Impact: Report Shows Significant Drop In Casino Revenue Despite Reopening
• Dane County Becomes Wisconsin's First Community To Require Face Masks
• Wizards' Bradley Beal To Miss Rest Of NBA Season
• 7th Former eBay Employee Charged In Cyberstalking Campaign Targeting Natick Couple
• 'We Continue To See Wide Community Spread': Dallas County Reports 1,077 New Coronavirus Cases, 9 Deaths
• 11 Positions Cut As Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh Reorganizes In Response To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Detectives: Marysville Woman Working As Prostitute Suspected Of Pimping Girl In Butte County
• City Of Pittsburgh Unable To Open Cooling Centers This Summer Due To Coronavirus
• All Clean Hand Sanitizer Recalled Due To Potential Presence Of Methanol
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 587 New COVID-19 Cases, 37 Additional Deaths
• 'There Are Always Two Sides To The Story And Then There's The Truth': Keith David On 'NCIS: New Orleans'
• Florida Killer Lois Riess Pleads Not Guilty To Husband's Slaying
• Investigators Determine Target Shooting Ignited Mount R Brush Fire, Seek Person Of Interest
• Michigan Small Business Restart Program To Provide $100 Million In Grants
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Expects Better Jobs Outlook
• Mets, Yankees Will Play At Citi Field September 11, 2021 To Commemorate 20th Anniversary Of 9/11 Attacks
• Growing Number Of Texas Sheriffs Refuse To Enforce Governor Abbott's Face Mask Requirement
• Howard County Summer Restaurant Weeks Will Look Different Due To Coronavirus
• Trump moves to officially withdraw U.S. from WHO
• Intentional Or Accidental: North Texas Teen Shot In Back, Killed In Vehicle In Convenience Store Parking Lot
• Giants Suspend Workouts At Oracle Park, Await COVID-19 Test Results
• Many Illinois Governments, Nonprofits and Religious Organizations Haven't Taken Advantage Of Pandemic Reimbursement Program
• Federal Rule Puts Thousands Of International Students Throughout Florida In Jeopardy
• Maryland AG's Office Sues Baltimore-Based Contractor Upchurch Building Concepts, Accuses Owner Of Taking Payments But Not Finishing Work
• LGBTQIA+ Commission And Black Pittsburgh Matters: City Council Unanimously Passes 2 Bills
• COVID-19 Reopening: San Francisco Officials Forced To Delay Reopening Indoor Dining, Outdoor Bars
• 2 Men Arrested In Looting Of REI, Vans Stores In Santa Monica
• Toddler Dies After Being Punched In The Face In Bronzeville
• 2 Men Sentenced To 7 Years In Prison After Assaulting State Trooper In 2018
• Street Sweeping Underway In Denver: 3,000 Warnings Issued So Far
• LA County Health Officials Create Text-Based Coronavirus Survey To Help Track Community Impact
• U.S. considers banning TikTok and other apps, Pompeo says
• Officers Seize Stash Of Guns From Stockton Assault Suspect
• LA Reopens Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Centers
• Mosquito Pool In Plano Tests Positive For West Nile Virus; Spraying Planned Tuesday Night
• Halle Berry apologizes after talking about transgender role
• Coronavirus In Colorado: More Businesses Using Touchless Technology
• Massachusetts Recovers $158M As Part Of Unemployment Scam
• Texas COVID-19 Electricity Relief Program
• Team Penske's Injured Crew Member Will Undergo Further Evaluation
• No Bail For Reginald Merrill, Accused Getaway Driver In Slaying Of 7-Year-Old Natalia Wallace On July 4th
• Hoverboard Started Halethorpe House Fire That Injured Woman, Firefighter
• About A Fifth Of Adults In The US Have Moved Due To COVID-19 Or Know Someone Who Did, A New Study Shows
• 2 Denver Police Officers Involved In Excessive Force Case Get 10 Day Suspensions
• Minnesota Legislature Headed For Another Special Session Next Week
• Brazil's president tests positive for COVID-19
• Tips to help protect kids from COVID when schools reopen
• Presque Isle State Park Sees 25,000 More Visitors Over July 4th Weekend Than Last Year
• RNC will test Jacksonville attendees daily for COVID-19
• Winning $540K Lottery Ticket Sold At Dundalk Gas Station
• Denver Weather: Hottest Day So Far This Year, Temperatures Approaching 100!
• Florida Jogger Finds Human Head On The Side Of The Road
• Traffic Stop Leads To Man's Arrest For Drug Possession; 2 Passengers Arrested On Open Warrants, Police Say
• 1 Hospitalized With Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound After Report Of Active Shooter At Marine Corps Base In Twentynine Palms
• 'It's Either Death By Cop Or A Court Date': Gerald Bolster Charged With Threatening Police In Hastings Standoff
• OU/TX Or TX/OU... What Difference Does It Make If There's No State Fair Of Texas?
• Firefighters Battle Two Large House Fires Within Hours In Talbot County
• Sheriff: Squad Car Collides With Motorcycle During Pursuit In Pope Co.
• Health Expert: Contact Tracing No Longer Possible Across US South Due To Rapid Coronavirus Surges
• Man Dies After Being Pulled Out Of Water At Clark Street Beach In Evanston
• 10 People Injured After MTA Bus, Car Collide In Brooklyn Park
• Ravens QB Lamar Jackson Cancels 'Funday With LJ' Event Amid Rising Coronavirus Cases In Florida
• Video shows 7 men restraining Black teen who died
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces Large Jump In New Coronavirus Cases At 995, Statewide Total Climbs To 91,299
• Kennard Moss Arrested On Attempted Murder Charges In Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• Ferrara Candy Faces $485,000 Fine From OSHA After Employees Hurt In Two Workplace Accidents
• Wisconsin Won't Name Businesses With Multiple COVID-19 Cases
• Ocean City Maryland Police Looking For Victim, Suspects In July 4th Boardwalk Assault
• Wake Up Before Dawn To Get A View Of Comet Neowise, No Telescope Or Binoculars Needed
• Wake Up Before Dawn To Get A View Of Comet Neowise, No Telescope Or Binoculars Needed
• Temperature Screenings, Disinfecting, Masks And More: Team With Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese Drawing Up Principles For Reopening
• Man Killed In Armstrong Co. Crash, Speed Believed To Be A Factor
• Florida Man Haunts Beaches Dressed As 'Grim Reaper' Says Governor Should Require Masks Statewide
• EPA Approves 2 Lysol Products As First To Effectively Kill Coronavirus On Surfaces
• DeSean Jackson Posts Apology Over Anti-Semitic Social Media Posts
• Red Sox' Eduardo Rodriguez, Bobby Dalbec Test Positive For COVID-19
• Phillies Infielder Scott Kingery, Pitcher Tommy Hunter And 3 Coaches Test Positive For COVID-19
• Movie Theater Chains Sue New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Over COVID-19 Closures
• Man Accused Of Firing Shotgun After Vacaville Confrontation
• MLB Umpire Joe West Doesn't Fully Believe Coronavirus Death Toll
• Disgraced Ex-LA City Councilman Mitch Englander Pleads Guilty To Corruption Charges
• Search On For Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Young Woman At Western Gateway Park
• Amy Kennedy wins Democratic primary to challenge Jeff Van Drew
• Qualified immunity is at the forefront of the debate on policing
• The Dangers Of Skipping Routine Vaccinations During COVID-19
• Gov. Whitmer Calls For 'Mask-Up Campaign'
• Doctors Deliver Baby After Pregnant Woman Is Fatally Shot In South Minneapolis
• Jury Trial Of Accused Capital Gazette Shooter Jarrod Ramos Delayed Until December Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Massachusetts Courthouses To Expand Public Access On July 13
• Fans Can Be At Angels Season Opener With $89 Cutouts Of Themselves
• Tech Company Hosts Challenge For Girls To Develop App
• Stimulus check: Do you have to pay tax on the money?
• Ex-Air Force Employee Eddie Johnson Jr. Charged With Stealing $774K
• 'The Blues Brothers' Wauconda Beach To Reopen After 30 Years
• 14-Year-Old Boy Shot In Neck As Gun Violence Continues To Spike In New York City
• Secretive Silicon Valley Data Firm Palantir Technologies Files For IPO
• Canceled! State Fair Of Texas Won't Open For First Time Since World War II
• Pennsylvania's Mandatory Mask Order Applies To Schools
• Minn. Orchestra Cancels Full-Orchestra Concerts Through Early Sept., Will Have Smaller Live Concerts At Peavey Plaza
• Shane Tinsley Is First Black Salutatorian At Belleville High School
• Indiana Racist Attack Goes Viral
• New England Aquarium, Gardner Museum Announce Reopening Plans
• Halle Berry Pulls Out Of Transgender Film Role, Apologizes
• Chicago Weather: Heat Continues; Thunderstorms Possible Tuesday Afternoon
• California Highway Patrol's Busy July 4th Weekend; Fatal Accidents, Motorists Speeding At Over 100 MPH
• Vehicle Crashes Into Auburn Residence, No One Hurt
• Hialeah Police Homicide Investigation After Overnight Shooting
• No Injuries Reported After Car Crashes Into Rockland Restaurant
• Nets Guard Spencer Dinwiddie Opting Out Of NBA Restart Following Advice Of Team Doctors
• Mookie Betts Doesn't Regret Turning Down Monster Offer From Red Sox
• CBS4 Watch Live
• Monterey Bay Aquarium Delays Reopening; County On COVID-19 Watch List
• Coronavirus (MN): COVID-19 Cases Rise By 569; 3 Additional Deaths Reported
• Florida Adds More Than 7,330 Coronavirus Cases To Tally
• U.S. commits $1.6 billion to Novavax coronavirus vaccine
• Should Refusing To Wear A Face Mask Be As Taboo As Drunk Driving?
• Maryland Weather: Anne Arundel County Opens Cooling Centers Tuesday Due To Heat
• New Jersey Expands Travel Advisory To 3 More States, Including Delaware
• Update: Body Recovered In Mustinka River After Search For Missing Man
• Online Dallas Expo Aims To Help People Have Their Criminal Records Erased If Eligible
• Liberty's Asia Durr Opting Out Of WNBA Return Due To Medical Concerns
• Secretary Of State: US 'Looking At' Banning TikTok, Other Chinese Social Media Apps
• Baker Acknowledges 'Bumpiness' Of Massachusetts Youth Sports Guidelines
• New York City Expanding Internet Access For Low-Income Residents With Funding Cut From NYPD Budget
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Biotech Lab Novavax Selected To Receive $1.6B In Federal Funding For COVID-19 Vaccine Clinical Trial
• Brooklyn Nets' Kyrie Irving Producing TV Special On Breonna Taylor
• Philadelphia Weather: Another Steamy Afternoon As This Stormy Pattern Continues
• Candy Store Burglary Caught On Video
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Confirms Another Day With Over 200 More Coronavirus Cases, And 6 New Deaths
• Students may not get "the true college experience" this year
• Wandering Black Bear 'Bruno' Tranquilized, Moved Outside St. Louis
• Living With Shame: I Accidentally Killed Someone
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 7-7-20
• Atlanta mayor tests positive for coronavirus
• Police: Help Sought ID'ing Suspects In St. Cloud Speedway Burglary
• Mike Shanahan Named To Denver Broncos Ring Of Fame, Enshrinement Won't Happen Until 2021
• California Prisons Replace Their Top Medical Officer Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Sheriff's Office: Child In Critical Condition After Being Struck By Pick-Up Truck
• Massachusetts Bracing For High Number Of EEE Cases Again This Summer
• Red Sox Dogged By Claims Of Racism, Sexual Abuse
• Detective on leave over posts ridiculing Seattle protesters struck by car
• Man Found Shot To Death In Crashed Car In Willowbrook
• Two Men With Underlying Health Conditions Die From COVID-19 In Collin County
• Hospitals across Texas prepare to hit capacity amid virus surge
• President Trump To Visit US Southern Command In Doral On Friday
• Florida Keys Report Another Case Of Dengue Fever
• PTL Links: July 7, 2020
• Richmond, Virginia Removing Statue Of Confederate Gen. J.E.B. Stuart
• ICE Says International Students Taking Online-Only Classes Cannot Stay In U.S.
• DPS Expands Driver License Services, Now Accepting Renewal And Replacement Office Appointments
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Stay Flat; Total Cases Now Over 70K
• Rex Burkhead Takes Pay Cut As Patriots Create Some Salary Cap Space
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• South Dakota Town Named After Battle Of Gettysburg Removes Confederate Flag From Logo
• Sub shop workers fired for making noose out of bread dough
• Man Charged With Threatening Hamtramck Judge In Text Message
• 19-Year-Old Charged In Stealing Car, Handgun Violations In Baltimore
• Woman And Man Dead, Another Person Hurt In Aurora Shootings Overnight
• Blackout 2020 Campaign Calls For People To Spend Money At Black Owned Businesses Tuesday
• Jaylen Brown Plans On Using Voice To Shed Light On Important Causes
• Man Killed In Fiery Wreck In Culver City
• Police: Anthony Williams III's Death Ruled Homicide 8 Years After Baltimore Shooting
• Trump sideswipes NASCAR, Wallace over flag and noose
• Mayor Threatens To Shut Down Texas GOP Convention If COVID-19 Rules Violated
• South Dakota Governor, Exposed To COVID-19, Joined Trump On Jet
• Vice President Mike Pence To Visit Pennsylvania, Speak To Police Union, Attend Fundraiser
• Miami Weather: Showers & Storms Roll In Late Morning, Afternoon
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/7 Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
• Miami Marlins To Open Shortened Season In Philadelphia
• Kennedy Institutions, Boston Ballet, Legal Sea Foods Among Thousands In Mass. Awarded PPP Loans
• 6 Months After Being Shot In Head, Officer Arik Matson Is Able To Walk Short Distances, Write Letters
• 'Blackout Day' Calls For Shoppers To Participate In Economic Protest
• Police Searching For Man Who Used Awning To Break Into North Philadelphia Property
• 3 Lake Zurich Sports Camps On Hold After Student Athletes Test Positive For COVID-19
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: 6 Die Over Weekend At San Quentin; Contra Costa, Marin On Watchlist; RV Sales, Travel Booming
• South Florida Ultra Marathon Runner Completes 150 Mile Journey
• NHL Sets Return Dates, With Games Beginning August 1
• Comedian & Radio Host Rickey Smiley's Daughter Injured After Being Shot In Texas
• Woman Injured In Two-Vehicle Accident In Strip District
• Area Health Expert Gives Guidance On How Shoppers Should React After Employees At Grocery Stores Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Drive-Thru Coronavirus Test Site At Holiday Park Expands Hours
• International Students Must Leave U.S. If Classes Go Online, ICE Says
• Report: Steve Cohen Back In The Bidding For New York Mets
• Penguins, Pirates Cautiously Optimistic To Play Without Significant Coronavirus Spikes
• Tuesday Is Last Day To Apply For Business Interruption Grant
• Texas Businesses Among Trump Donors Who Were Early Recipients Of Coronavirus Loans
• Campaign 2020: New Jersey Voters Head To Polls, Mail In Ballots For Primary Elections
• Man Wanted For Questioning Following Attempted Rape In Queens, Police Say
• Members Say Uptown Fitness Gym Charged Them For Month When It Was Closed, Is Now Leaving Them In The Dark
• Bubba Wallace hits back after Trump calls noose a "HOAX"
• Breonna Taylor's family lawyers claim warrant linked to gentrification
• Lakers' Dwight Howard Will Play In Orlando, Plans To Donate Salary To Breathe Again Campaign
• Unemployment could worsen in a COVID-19 second wave
• Primary Day In New Jersey Means Get Your Ballot Mailed In
• 6 People Shot In Gresham; 2 In Critical Condition
• Pittsburgh Weather: Heat Wave, Chance Of Thunderstorms
• Andersonville's Alamo Shoes Adjusts As Stores Are Back Open, But Traffic Is Down
• St. Paul's Critically Acclaimed In Bloom Restaurant To Permanently Close
• Police: Man Shot, Killed Near His Home In Frankford
• Waterworks Cinemas Renting Out Private Movie Theaters For $50
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Tuesday Not As Hot, But Afternoon Storm Threat Remains
• Police: Pedestrian Airlifted To Hospital After Struck By Car In Burlington Township
• Crews Battle Rowhome Fire In West Philadelphia
• FDA Warns Of 5 More Potentially Toxic Hand Sanitizers
• Federal Lawsuit Alleges UPMC Falsely Billed For Medical Procedures, Failed To Properly Obtain Patient Consent
• Gov. Wolf Thinks Masks Will Be Mandatory Until Vaccine Is Available
• Miami-Dade County Animal Services Hosts Drive-Through Pet Food Bank Tuesday
• Major retailers urge governors to mandate mask-wearing
• Fauci warns U.S. is "knee-deep" in coronavirus first wave
• Crews Repairing Water Main Break, Damaged Road In Lincoln Place
• 2 Adults, 2 Babies Injured In Amish Buggy Accident
• Gunman Walks Up, Shoots Driver Stopped At Intersection In Walnut Creek
• Allegheny Health Network Mobile Coronavirus Testing Lab Announces Testing Sites For Upcoming Week
• MLB Season To Start July 23 Amid More Positive COVID-19 Cases and Challenges
• Tuesday's Show Info (7/7/20)
• Combating Coronavirus Cabin Fever, New RV Buyers Are Ready to Roam
• W. Va. Governor Jim Justice Issues Mandatory Mask Order As Coronavirus Cases Surge
• On A Positive Note: Teenager Receives Commemorative Figurine At Carnegie Science Center Miniature Railroad

Videos from July 7, 2020

• Does "all lives matter" really mean "White lives matter"?
• Companies tied to Trump associates received millions in PPP funds
• 7/7: Red and Blue
• One of Trump's closest Senate allies, Lindsey Graham, breaks with him on several issues
• Why "all lives matter" is a hurtful thing to say
• Senator Tammy Duckworth emerges as potential Biden running mate
• Students host bingo games to honor 2020 graduates
• Trump and top administration officials discuss reopening schools this fall
• Black man pinned against tree, threatened by White men in video
• Trump downplays severity of coronavirus as cases spike across the U.S.
• Novavax gets $1.6 billion to develop 100 million vaccine doses to fight coronavirus
• COVID-19 testing sites overwhelmed on the West Coast as hospitals face supply shortages
• Hospitalizations rising in 22 states as coronavirus cases surge
• CBS Evening News, July 7, 2020
• Fauci warns of complacency, not to "take comfort" in declining coronavirus death rate
• Fired Florida data scientist speaks out as COVID-19 cases spike
• NFL players' on-field discussion about giving a gift to a baby goes viral
• Dozens shot over holiday weekend in New York City as gun violence rises
• Trump urges states to reopen schools this fall amid pandemic
• Ritchie Torres on historic Democratic House primary
• Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro tests positive for coronavirus
• Report says koalas could go extinct in Australian state of New South Wales by 2050
• ICE releases guidelines for international students for fall semester
• Trump adminstration "looking at" possible ban on TikTok
• New details released about companies that received PPP loans
• Filing your taxes? Here are some last-minute tips
• Should schools reopen this fall despite spike in COVID-19?
• Texas leaders face an alarming spike in coronavirus cases
• Cow-painted ice cream bus brings community together during the pandemic
• "The Rules of Contagion" and how coronavirus and other outbreaks spread
• Last-minute tax filing tips ahead of July 15 deadline
• Colleges unveil plans to reopen campuses
• COVID-19 pandemic impacts small communities across the United States
• Indiana officials investigate alleged racist attack on Black man
• Scientists say coronavirus can be spread farther than 6 feet in tiny airborne particles
• As Texas coronavirus cases cross the 200,000 threshold, some hospitals prepare to hit capacity