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• SF Mayor Breed, Supervisor Walton Tested For COVID-19 After Possible Exposure
• Video Shows Vallejo Officer Fatally Shot Man From Back Seat
• Darrell Steinberg In Discussions To Launch Another 'Strong Mayor' Campaign
• Teacher Fears For Health, Safety After Trump Threatens To Defund Schools That Don't Reopen
• Yolo County Struggling To Secure ICU Beds As Cases Climb
• Yuba-Sutter Gold Sox Welcoming Fans Back Into Stadium For Games
• 28-Year-Old Former Orange County Football Player, US Marine Saves Baby In Phoenix Fire
• UC System Set To Sue Government Over Rule Barring International Students
• Waitress Hailed As Hero During Tech Exec's Racist Rant; Online Fundraisers Net Thousands In Donations
• UC Berkeley COVID-19 Cases Jump; Series Of Fraternity, Sorority Parties Blamed
• Security Guard Charged With Murder In Shooting Of Gardena Market Customer Not Wearing A Mask
• COVID-19 Spikes In South Lake Tahoe, County Leaders Prepare For Emergency Meeting
• Jeffco Public Schools Offer Both 100% In-Person, 100% Remote Learning Options
• North Hollywood Church Apologizes For Volunteers Who Posted 'No Trespassing' Signs Because Of Black Woman Sitting Under Tree
• New Mask Mandate: Adams, Arapahoe & Douglas Counties Will Require Face Coverings
• Newport Beach Hospital Calling for Plasma Donations To Help Coronavirus Patients
• Bark Not Bite: Department Of Justice Recommends Changes To Sacramento Police K9 Tactics
• 'We Have To Move Forward Together': Denver Police Chief Paul Pazen Talks Lessons Learned After Protests
• Mountain Biking Enthusiasts Hop In The Car To See Film At Drive-In
• Palmdale Assemblyman Tom Lackey Hospitalized With COVID-19
• 1 Adult, 3 Children Injured After Being Struck By Vehicle In South Los Angeles
• Project Home: Deaths Of Homeless People In Santa Clara County More Than Quadruple Since 2000
• Minnesota Weather: Tornado Kills 1, Injures 2 In Otter Tail County
• Alameda Re-Striping Lanes On Park, Webster Streets To Make Room For Outdoor Dining
• YMCA Fire Burns Unchecked Southwest Of Canon City
• 7-Month-Old Boy Grazed By Bullet In Car In North Lawndale
• Toddler Dubbed 'Tiny Hawk' Goes Viral For Skateboarding Skills
• Suspect In Sierra County Shooting-Spree That Killed East Bay Doctor Terrorized Nearby Campsite
• Chicago Weather: More Storms Over Coming Days, Brief Cool-Down This Weekend
• Police Release Photo Of Van Suspected In Shooting That Wounded 10-Year-Old Girl Near Gary
• See Town-By-Town Coronavirus Case Numbers For Massachusetts
• Baker To Maine Gov On Travel Restrictions: 'I'll Put My Data In Massachusetts Up Against Your Data Any Day'
• 'Most Of Her Right Foot Is Gone': 16-Year-Old Girl Suffers Severe Injuries After Illegal Explosive Device Goes Off Inside East Germantown Home, Police Say
• Frustrations Mount As Drivers Wait For Hours Outside New Jersey's Motor Vehicle Commission Offices
• Pittsburgh Doctor Says Be Aware Of Heatstroke Symptoms As Temperatures Continue To Climb
• Streets Surrounding NYPD Precincts Remain Barricaded Even As Protests, Tensions Calm Down
• Legal Expert: Officer Thomas Lane's Motion To Dismiss Case Against Him Will Be 'Tough Decision' For Judge
• Black Man Falsely Accused In Viral Central Park Confrontation May Not Help DA's Investigation
• After CBS 2 Report, More Chicagoans Say They Haven't Been Getting Mail; Union President Says 'Chicago Post Office Is Failing'
• Woman Attacked Near Homeless Camp As Mayor's Office Accuses Activists Of Trying To Turn Them Into Autonomous Zones
• Video: Rare Tsunami Formed In Chesapeake Bay During Monday's Storms, Forecasters Say
• Woman Injured In Northridge House Fire Started By Barbecue
• Baltimore City Firefighters Say Budget Cuts Would 'Put Citizens In Harms Way'
• At Least 1 Person Facing Charges After 4- And 5-Year-Old Children Hit By Paintballs In Sheraden
• Baltimore County Public Schools Community Discusses Race, Racism During Virtual Forum
• Hogan Directs Maryland Elections Board To Open All Polling Places For 2020 General Election, Send All Voters Absentee Ballot Applications
• Woman Says Illinois Unemployment Office Promised Her Money After 4 Months Of Nothing, But She Ended Up With Only Half
• Man Sues Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh, Claims 2 Brothers Sexually Abused Him
• Dolphins Swimming In Ocean City, Maryland Caught On Camera By Natural Resources Police Officer
• If Ravens Fans Are Allowed At M&T Bank Stadium This Season, Capacity Would Be Capped At Fewer Than 14K, Team Says
• Have You Seen Him? Gypsy's Truckstaurant In Hampden Search For Beloved Cat 'Fattycakes'
• Unemployment Fraud Complaints: Ending the Frustration
• California Senate Delays Work As Coronavirus Cases Soar
• Face Coverings Required In New Jersey While Indoors, Outdoors If Social Distancing Not Possible
• Miami-Dade Restaurant Owners Prepare For Indoor Dining Restrictions
• There Could Be More Video Connected To Eric Lurry's Death That Joliet Police Haven't Released To The Public
• Broward Issues New Emergency Order Affecting Restaurants, Vacation Rentals
• Allegheny Co. Issues New 2-Week Order Allowing Dining And Limited Drinking Outside
• Reality Check: Does Joe Biden Support Defunding The Police?
• Colorado Universities Working With International Students To Remain Enrolled This Fall
• Baltimore City Public Schools To Host Series Of Town Halls About Reopening In Fall
• Minnesota State Fair Cups Now Available For Purchase
• South Florida Hospital Beds Filling Up As COVID-19 Cases Skyrocket
• Ivy League Suspends All Fall Sports For 2020
• 28-Year-Old Man Dies In Pitcairn Crash
• Police: 15-Year-Old Boy Shot Multiple Times In Olney Double Shooting
• Authorities Looking For 2 Suspects Connected To San Fernando Shooting
• Governor Newsom Hints To Changes In Testing Protocol
• Inter Miami CF Could Not Hold 1-0 Advantage, Lose 2-1 To Orlando City SC
• 9,200 Wait For Driver's License Test In Backlog At Massachusetts RMV
• University Of California To Sue Feds Over New COVID-19 Visa Policy Impacting International Students
• Retail Stores Are Asking For Clear Mask Requirements Across States
• Pittsburgh Steelers Will Require Masks For 2020 Season If Fans Are Allowed At Heinz Field
• Extreme Heat, Old Infrastructure Has Caused Over 80 Water Main Breaks In Detroit
• Authorities: Teen's Facebook Message To Mom Thwarts Malvern Human Trafficking Ring, 8 Men Arrested
• Suspect In Murder-Suicide That Killed A City Worker Accused In Separate Homicide
• Bay Area Food Banks Stretched Thin As Demand Surges Due To Pandemic
• Man Dies In Lancaster After Getting Punched In The Face, Deputies Searching For Suspects
• High-End French Kitchen Retailer 'Sur La Table' Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
• North Texas Clinic Received $1.26 In Federal Coronavirus Relief While Big Hospitals Got Millions
• California National Guard Keeping Some Sacramento Testing Sites Open
• Federal Prosecutors Seek To Keep Dozens Of Guns Seized From Lubbock Home After West Texas Mass Shooting
• Kennywood And Sandcastle To Reopen Friday
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths
• Orioles Play First Intrasquad Game Of The Summer Camp Training Session
• Texas Nurses Association CEO Weighs In On Why State Might Move Residents Out Of Nursing Home
• School Reopening Plans Met With Skepticism From Teachers, Parents
• 98 Coronavirus Deaths Reported In Texas Wednesday, A Single-Day Record
• Farmers Fed Up With People Trespassing For Sunflower Selfies
• Texas executes man for killing elderly man nearly 3 decades ago
• 16-Year-Old Dog At Pennsylvania Animal Shelter Gets Adopted
• Police: 37-Year-Old Man Injured In Shooting In Northeast Baltimore
• 28-Year-Old Man Killed In Shooting In Southwest Baltimore, Police Say
• Man Charged With Beating Another Man To Death With Baseball Bat In Albany Park
• UC System To Sue Over ICE Directive Forcing International Students To Take In-Person Classes Or Leave US
• Great Frederick Fair Canceled Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Sets September Reopening Date For Schools
• Jefferson County Takes Bandimere Speedway To Court Over July 4 Event
• New York City Public Schools Will Reopen With 'Blended Learning' Model In Fall, Mayor Says
• Minneapolis Council Members Pledge Thoughtful Police Revamp
• Cuomo Says Final Decision On School Reopenings In New York Lies With Him, Not The Mayor Or President
• Crews Fire Containment Grows to 70 Percent As Deep Marine Layer Aids Firefighters
• Edina City Council Extends Mandatory Face Mask Order
• Justice Department: Springfield Police Narcotics Bureau Regularly Used Excessive Force
• Federal Government Sending Medical Teams To DFW Hospitals During Coronavirus Hospitalizations Spike
• Healed Twins Speedster Byron Buxton: 'I've Got No Limit'
• Gov. Hogan Says The Washington Redskins Name 'Probably Should Be Changed'
• Minneapolis Man Charged After Allegedly Sexually Assaulting Girlfriend In 2 Separate Incidents
• As Businesses Struggle, Home Buying Reaching 'Fevered Pitch' On Cape Cod
• South Lake Tahoe Closing Boat Ramp To Discourage Visitors Possibly Spreading Coronavirus
• Youth Sports Practices Postponed In OC Again Due To New State Guidance
• Murder Of Leneesha Columbus: Warrant Issued For Zachary Robinson's Arrest
• United Airlines Warns Of Possible Reduction Of 2,800+ Employees By Oct. 1
• After Leaving FOP With Open Letter, CPD Officer Julius Givens Addresses Critics
• Flyers Promoting Known White Nationalist Blog Plastered Around Placerville
• SoCal Experienced Worst Air Quality In A Decade Over July 4th Weekend
• Vallejo Police Release Body Cam Video Of Fatal June 2 Officer-Involved Shooting
• Texas Executes Inmate After 5-Month Delay Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Fullerton Police: Infant Dies After Accidentally Being Left In Hot Car
• Westmoreland Co. Man Was Given 6 Months To Live. He Is Now In Month 7, Still Waiting For A Liver Transplant
• Texas Parents Still Struggling With School Plans Despite TEA Guidance
• President Trump And Coronavirus Task Force Say Kids Need To Go Back To School
• Free Drive-Thru Gives Local Families 1,200 Gallons Of Milk That Struggling Dairy Farmers Would Have Thrown Out
• LA Health Officials Say Students Will Likely Not Return To On-Campus Instruction In August
• Pedestrian Seriously Injured After Crash In Middle River, Police Say
• South Bay Residents Have Mixed Feelings About Planned Reopening
• 'Hindsight Is So Clear': State Patrol, DPS Questioned By Minnesota Senate GOP In Columbus Statue Hearing
• Stockton Man Accused Of Throwing Bleach On Woman During Argument
• David Goldstein Investigation: LA County Charter Schools Received Over $78 Million In PPP Money
• Baltimore DPW: Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Event Scheduled This Weekend
• San Anselmo Starts History Project Documenting Life During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Democratic Senate candidates smash fundraising records in 2nd quarter
• 49ers Running Back Raheem Mostert Seeking Trade After Lack Of Progress On Restructured Contract
• Laurel Woman Facing Federal Charges For Three Separate Alleged Fraud Schemes
• Rare, Stinky Corpse Flower Set To Bloom Any Day Now At Longwood Gardens
• 'Markie's Law,' Intended To Keep Violent Inmates In Prison Longer, May Soon Reach Gov. Tom Wolf's Desk
• Kyle Schwarber Expected To Be Cubs' Designated Hitter Often This Season
• Sheriff: 32-Year-Old Motorcyclist Hurt After Crash In Douglas Co.
• National Guard Gives Highest Civilian Award To Amanda Hettinger For Helping Set Up Coronavirus Testing Sites
• Here's How To Volunteer For A COVID-19 Vaccine Trial
• Dog Found Seriously Injured By Arrow In Dallas
• United Airlines Announces Furloughs Affecting 36,000 Employees
• Gov. Murphy Mandates Use Of Masks Outdoors In New Jersey When Social Distancing Is Not Realistic
• Police: Man Facing Charges After Loaded Handgun Found In Carry-On Bag At Philadelphia International Airport
• Newsom Hopes California Schools Won't Be Delayed By Virus
• Gov. Pritzker On Federal COVID-19 Response: States Forced To Play 'Sick' Hunger Games Gameshow
• 1 Injured In Partial Facade Collapse In Murray Hill
• Candlelight Vigil For Elijah McClain Planned For Saturday At Aurora's Utah Park
• Bridgewater Police: Suspect Pulled Gun On Man For Not Wearing Face Mask In Walgreen's
• Culver City Receives $6.6 Million To Fund Bus Services During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Fans Can Buy Cardboard Cutouts Of Themselves In Stands At Sox Games; No Decision Yet On Opening Day Starting Pitcher
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: GOP convention city's COVID count rises
• 'Black Lives Matter' Street Mural Unveiled In Harlem
• Plans To Shutdown Portion Of East Passyunk Avenue For Outdoor Dining, Shopping Postponed
• Peninsula Charity Gives Storybooks, Much More To Ugandan Villages
• Fire Department Has To Hose Down 100th Street Bridge Amid Heat
• New York City Residents Helping Neighbors Out With Food Donations To Community Refrigerators
• 'Camp Hippodrome' Goes Virtual Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Lawsuit Claims Guards Knelt On Neck Of Golden 1 Center Trespassing Suspect Who Later Died
• Melrose Mayor, Police Chief Apologize For 'All Lives Matter' Traffic Sign
• Breckenridge Considers Mandatory Face Masks As City Council Calls Special Session
• Oak Park Black Lives Matter Mural Painted Over To Read, 'All Lives Matter'
• Moreno Valley Woman Who Pled Guilty To Animal Cruelty Sentenced To 3 Years Probation
• Coronavirus Resources: Special Health Insurance Enrollment Period In Maryland Ends July 15
• San Francisco Health Officials Unveil Preliminary School Reopening Plan
• The Hard Conversation: Writer David Simon, Creator Of 'The Wire', Talks With CBS2's Maurice DuBois About Policing In America: 'Transform The Mission'
• George Floyd Case: Ex-Officer Lane's Defense Files For Charges To Be Dismissed; Releases Transcripts Of 2 Body-Worn Cameras
• 'The Lord Is Amazing': Mother Of 12-Year-Old Boy Shot In Drive-By Shooting Thanks God Her Son Is Alive
• Cub Foods Builds Pop-Up Store In South Minneapolis
• Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page Reunited With 'Black Beauty' Thanks To St. Paul Guitar Experts
• Massachusetts Scientists Use MicroRNA To Treat ALS For First Time
• Yolo County Reports No Staffed ICU Beds Available As Of Wednesday, Lands On Coronavirus Watch List
• Houston Cancels In-Person Texas GOP Convention Due To Surge In Coronavirus Cases
• Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Asks City Council Members To Submit Potential Sites For Temporary Homeless Camp
• Reading Fightin Phils, Lehigh Valley IronPigs Prepare For Summer Without Baseball
• 4 Port Authority Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• OC Health Officials Report 1,333 New COVID-19 Cases, 7 Additional Deaths
• Deer Creek Canyon Park In Jefferson County Reopens After Twin Elk Fire Extinguished
• CEO apologizes after racist rant targeting Asian American family
• Ivy League suspends fall sports due to coronavirus pandemic
• Maryland State Education Association President Critical Of Trump Administration's Push To Reopen Schools
• Pittsburgh Police Seek To Identify Man Wanted For Allegedly Vandalizing Bank During East Liberty Protests
• Coronavirus Causes Closure Of Assisted Living Center In New Hampshire
• 'Just One Of Those Ballparks': Matt Kemp Loves To Hit At Coors Field
• Long Lines Await Customers At Secretary Of State Driver Facilities
• Worker Dies At SoFi Stadium Construction Site
• Dallas ISD Nurses Preparing For Return To School Despite Coronavirus Pandemic
• I-70 Reopens After Closure Due To Fire Near Hanging Lake In Glenwood Canyon
• 'They Bring To This Issue A Fierce Urgency': Boston Voices, With Emerson College President Lee Pelton
• Ivy League Becomes 1st Division I Conference To Suspend Fall Sports Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Shell Says It Has No Plans To Close Beaver Co. Cracker Plant After 9th Worker Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Chief Justice John Roberts Recently Hospitalized After Fall Near His Maryland Home
• North Texas Cities Holding Off On Testing Raw Sewage For Coronavirus
• Overturned Truck Blocks Southbound Lanes Of Hwy 101 In San Jose
• 'Tip Of The Iceberg': Miami Feds Seize $3.2 Million In Venezuela Vehicle Smuggling Ring At Port Everglades
• Police Announce Plans For Citywide Unit To Deploy To High-Crime Areas, Prevent Violence: Has It Worked In The Past?
• FBI Searches Area In Methuen In Connection With Missing New Hampshire Man
• As College Classes Start This Fall, Students Face COVID Concerns
• 'We're Absolutely Being Targeted' | Universities Oppose Trump Administration Rule Requiring International Students To Take In-Person Classes Amid Pandemic
• Some Hand Sanitizers On The Market May Be Dangerous
• Christopher Columbus Statue Removed From New Jersey's Capital City
• Local Colleges Scramble To Help International Students After ICE Policy Change
• Gov. Cuomo: Malls With Enhanced COVID-19 Filters Can Reopen In Phase 4 Regions On Friday
• Colorado Nonprofit Pushes To Get Rid Of Native American Mascots
• Pa. Attorney General Vows To 'Continue This Battle On Behalf Of Women Everywhere' Following Supreme Court's Contraception Ruling
• International Students Dealing With Possibility Of Being Forced To Leave The Country If College Classes Go Virtual
• Philly's Oldest Piano Company Seeing Huge Boost In Sales As Tickling The Ivories Becomes Popular Pandemic Pastime
• 4 Killed, 3 Wounded In Paterson Shooting
• Miami Jewelry Designer Pays It Forward With Scholarship
• Rochester Becomes Latest City To Make Masks Mandatory
• Max Minute: If Kids Are Going Back To School In Fall, It's Time To Start Building Mask Endurance
• 'I Just Always Pray, Don't Forget Us': New Colorado Law Requires Holocaust Education
• Newton BLM Protests Interrupted As Man Drives Pickup Truck Into Crowd
• Miami-Dade Commission Approves Independent Civilian Panel For Police Oversight
• New York Attorney General Letitia James Gives Update On Investigation Into Possible NYPD Misconduct During Protests
• Fugitive East Palo Alto Mother Sought In 1993 Cold Case Homicide Of Daughter Arrested In Ventura County
• American Cancer Society Updates Recommendation For HPV Vaccine
• 101 Pairs Of Shoes Placed At Brooklyn Borough Hall To Symbolize Victims Of Gun Violence: 'I'm Sick And Tired Of This'
• Coronavirus Could Linger In Air Longer Than Originally Thought, Preliminary Research Finds
• First Responders Rescue Man From Trench In Backyard Of Hockessin Home
• 49ers Expect Reduced Capacity At Levi's Stadium In 2020; Announce Options For Season Ticketholders
• Absentee Ballots Still Being Counted From Last Month's Primary In New York
• Texas Attorney General Sues San Antonio-Based Student Loan Debt Relief Company
• Larry Hogan 2024? Too Early To Speculate On Possible White House Bid, Political Scientist Says
• Disney World Set To Welcome Guests Back For Saturday Phased Reopening
• City Of Miami Sues Belle Meade Island Homeowner For Renting Property To Hold 'Large, Loud Parties'
• Former Bucks County Priest Francis Trauger Behind Bars After Pleading Guilty To Molesting Two Altar Boys
• Health Officials Urge Marylanders Returning From Out Of State To Get COVID-19 Test
• Fall Festival In South Suburban Frankfort Canceled Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Patriots' Cam Newton Signing Made Official
• Adams County Expands Small Business Stabilization Program To Help Job Retention
• East Texas 2-Year-Old Safe Following Amber Alert; Father Arrested
• Inter Miami CF Takes On Orlando City SC In Opening Of "MLS Is Back Tournament" In Orlando
• Philadelphia To Waive All Protest-Related Code Violation Notices Issued, Mayor Jim Kenney Says
• 14-Year-Old Shot In NE Baltimore; Police Investigating
• FBI to investigate deadly police shooting in Phoenix
• Officer charged in George Floyd's death files to dismiss charges
• Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez Defends Reopening Rollbacks But Not Concerned Over Presidential Visit
• Doctors Caution Against Relying On Air Filters, Purifiers To Help Stop COVID-19
• Rep. Mike Kelly Donating Blood Plasma To Research After Coronavirus Recovery
• Miami-Dade Teachers Union Applauding Latest Decision By Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho
• Girl raises money to buy multicultural crayons, books for schools
• Kidsburgh: Zoom Training Classes Can Help Dog Owners Stuck In The House
• Attorney: Giant Eagle Has Until July 15 To Respond To Face Mask Lawsuit Filing
• Teller County Narcotics Detectives Bust Illegal Pot Grows In 3 Cities
• Coast Guard, First Responders, Good Samaritan Rescue 3 From Capsized Boat Near Treasure Island
• EXCLUSIVE: Massive Environmental Mess Has Upper Level Of Saint Laurence Church Facing Major Million-Dollar Problem
• 7-Day Average Of New Coronavirus Cases Up Across California; 3 More Counties Added To Watchlist
• Allegheny Co. Restaurants Prepare For New Guidance As Coronavirus Numbers Continue To Climb
• Pandemic upends voter registration efforts ahead of November election
• Equipment makers hinder repairs of ventilators, critics say
• Activewear Company Teams Up With Ezekiel Elliott To Donate $85K To North Texas Food Bank
• Woman In 20s, Man In 40s With No Underlying Health Conditions Among 16 New Coronavirus Deaths In Dallas County
• Coronavirus "has the upper hand" in U.S., ex-CDC director warns
• Toxic hand sanitizers recalled for methanol
• Weather Blog: Potential Tropical Storm System Developing In The Carolinas, Could Move Northeast
• Gov. Wolf Won't Yet Announce Potential New Order Impacting Restaurants, Bars
• Open Burn Bans Implemented In Recreation Areas As Hot, Dry Conditions Continue In Colorado
• MDOT MTA To Resume Normal Transit Schedule
• Mass. Commissioner For Deaf Steven Florio Investigated For Wearing KKK-Like Robe During College
• LA County Sees Sharp Increase In Community Transmission; Reports 65 Coronavirus Deaths, 2,496 New Cases
• Pittsburgh Weather: Code Orange Air Quality Alert Issued For Western Pennsylvania
• Northwestern Won't Play Wisconsin At Wrigley Field; Game Moved To Ryan Field
• Man And Woman Shot In Arlington Shopping Center Parking Lot, Suspect In Custody
• Pittsburgh Weather: Heat Advisory Issued For Thursday Afternoon
• Franklin Institute Reopens To Visitors With New Wax Presidents Exhibit, Safety Measures In Place
• State Investigates Lake Worth Nursing Home, More Than 60 Residents Moved
• St. Cloud Priest Sentenced To 41 Months For Criminal Sexual Conduct Involving Victim Who Sought Spiritual Guidance
• Suspect Arrested In 2019 Killing Of Homeless Man In Nevada County
• 2 Suspects Charged In May 30 Murder Of Christopher Smith In Edgewood, Sheriff's Office Says
• Can Probiotics Help With Depression? New Research Suggests A Link
• Gov. Newsom 'Not Pleased' As COVID-19 Cases Continue Spiking In California
• School District Of Philadelphia Outlines New Cleaning Protocols In Preparation For New School Year
• Facebook Removes Roger Stone From Instagram After Linking Him To Fake Accounts
• Hundreds Of Families From Pa., Ohio Line Up For New Castle Food Distribution
• Trump hosts Mexican president for first visit at White House
• NYC schools will reopen in fall with "blended learning" model, mayor says
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 30 New Deaths, 162 Additional Cases
• Inmate Convicted Of Riverside County Murder Dies Of Coronavirus Complications
• Brakes Slammed On Fort Worth Auto Show Due To Health Concerns During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Illinois Launches 12 New Mobile COVID-19 Testing Teams; 980 New Confirmed Virus Cases, 36 Additional Deaths
• Why It's Harder To Find Sales At The Grocery Store
• 'A Really, Really Bad Idea': Minnesota Health Officials Warn Against 'COVID Parties'
• Fall River Catholic Schools To Re-Open In Fall, Superintendent Says Most Families On Board With Plan
• United warns of 36,000 layoffs, nearly half its U.S. staff
• Long Time Trump Associate Roger Stone Removed From Instagram
• Mayor Lightfoot Shrugs Off President Trump's Call For All Schools To Reopen In Fall; 'This Really Has To Be A Localized Decision'
• Coronavirus Resources: Maryland Department Of Health Launches 'MD Mind Health'
• Carnegie Mellon Cancels Fall Sports Amid Coronavirus Health Concerns
• High Heat, Humidity And Potential Tropical System Ahead
• Shootout Between Bandanna-Wearing Suspects Investigated
• Usain Bolt reveals first photos of his baby girl and her Olympic-inspired name
• Walz, Flanagan Announce $12 Million Effort To Combat Hunger In Minnesota Amid COVID-19
• Kanye West Breaks Ties With Trump, Announces Potential Running Mate In Forbes Interview
• New Billboard Warns Drivers About Racial Profiling In Livonia
• City Of Pittsburgh Testing Out Traffic Circles Along North Euclid Avenue
• Prosecutor: Missing Maryland 14-Year-Old's Plea Leads To Sex Trafficking Arrests
• Steamboat Residents Not Loving Red Hearts Being Spray Painted All Over Town
• Streeter Fire In Moffat County Burns More Than 1,000 Acres
• 3 Juveniles, Already In Custody For Capital Murder In Dallas, Charged With 2nd One
• Former sanitation worker accepted to Harvard Law School
• 'I Feel Like Something In Me Has Been Unleashed': Joy Osmanski On The CW Network's 'Stargirl' & Luke Wilson
• Pennsylvania Tries Luck Again At Auctioning Off Mini-Casino License
• Josh Gordon Auctioning Off Patriots Super Bowl Ring
• 16-Year-Old Pleads Guilty In Fatal Assault Of John Weed At Frederick Fair
• California condors spotted in Sequoia after nearly 50 years
• Report: Labor Unions' 'Strike For Black Lives' To Highlight Racism
• Interactive Map Shows Which Southern California ZIP Codes Are Best, Worst At Wearing Masks
• Pitbull School Nabs At Least $1 Million In COVID-19 Funds
• Woman Identified In Fatal Carlton County ATV Rollover Crash
• Man Suffers Minor Burns In Severn House Fire Believed To Be Caused By Vaping Device, Fire Department Says
• Colorado Heat Burst Pushes Overnight Temp To Near 90 Degrees On Northeast Plains
• Denver Moves Forward With Geese Culling Again
• Study Finds Detroit Tops List in Home Square Footage for $250K
• Feds Ask For Anonymous Jury In R. Kelly's Upcoming Trial In New York, Citing 'History Of Obstructive Conduct'
• 3M Open To Support COVID-19 And Social Justice Initiatives This Year
• 'Every Hole Is Memorable,' Says Mark Immelman On Muirfield Village, Site Of Workday Charity Open
• Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Replaces Live 2020 Induction Ceremony With HBO Special
• Jackson, Mississippi, votes to move statue of Andrew Jackson from City Hall
• Task Force Formed To Address Surge Of Violence In The Twin Cities
• Gov. Whitmer Extends Executive Order Protecting Michigan Residents From Water Shutoffs Through End Of 2020
• United Warns 36,000 Employees They May Be Furloughed This Fall
• Police: Suspects Use Sheetz 'Boom Boom Sauce' To Attack Passerby At Pa. Gas Station
• Jose Margarito Guerra Charged In Frederick Racist Graffiti Incident
• The Bards Irish Bar In Center City Closing After 26 Years Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Doctor: Compared To Other States, Colorado's Cautious Approach Helps Keep Coronavirus Positivity Rate Low
• Stanford University To Cut 11 Varsity Sports Over COVID-19 Financial Challenges
• Several Broadway Tours At Hippodrome Rescheduled Due To COVID-19
• Future Uncertain For Local Restaurant Owners As Coronavirus Cases Rise In Southwestern Pa.
• Gov. Whitmer To Extend The State Of Emergency In Michigan
• U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Trump Administration Exemptions To Obamacare Birth Control Mandate
• Report Of Rock Throwing Unfounded At Middle River Apartment Fire, Police Say
• Driver On Probation Arrested With Loaded Gun During Concord Traffic Stop
• Independent Autopsy Reveals Andres Guardado Shot In The Back 5 Times By Deputies
• 'I Feel Threatened': Florida Man Fired After Mask Meltdown Video At Costco Goes Viral
• Police: 28-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times In Kensington
• Cuomo Says Malls Can Reopen In Phase 4 Regions If They Have Enhanced Air Filtration Systems In Place
• Pedestrian Fatally Struck By Metra Train Near Mokena Station
• Restaurant Refresh: Texas' Whataburger Ditches A-Frame Design For 'Fresh' Look
• 28 Tons Of Illegal Fireworks Seized By San Bernardino Police, County Fire
• LA Releases Application Deadlines For $103M Renters Relief Program
• COVID-19 Cases in U.S Prisons 5 Times Higher, Death Rate 3 Times Higher Than General Population, Study Says
• Baltimore County Delegate Pre-Files Legislation That Would Punish People Who Vandalize Statues With Up To 10 Years In Prison
• California 'Surge' Hospitals Are Costly, But How Much?
• California 'Surge' Hospitals Are Costly, But How Much?
• NHL Start Times Could Be Fantastic For Fans When Games Begin
• Brooks Brothers to see how bankruptcy suits it
• Michigan, Other States Sue Betsy DeVos, US Department Over Virus Relief Funds For Schools
• Florida Father, Sons Accused Of Selling Toxic Bleach As COVID-19 Cure Charged In Miami Federal Court
• Shades of Pink Foundation To Host Live Zoom Fundraiser Event
• 'Wear A Mask': Baker Asks Anyone Attending NH Trump Rally To Use Caution
• Fort Worth Sailor On Front Lines Of U.S. Navy Coronavirus Fight
• Baker: Feds' One-Size-Fits-All Approach For Fall School Reopening Is 'Inappropriate'
• 19-Year-Old Facing Charges In Destruction Of Police Car During Riots Downtown
• United Warns 36,000 Employees Of Potential Furloughs This Fall Due To COVID-19 Slump
• Michigan Fines Liquor Distributor $3M Over Supply Shortages
• Search On For People Suspected Of Vandalism, Assaults During June Stockton Protests
• Closure Confusion: Miami Mayor 'Shocked' By County's Decision To Close Indoor Dining Again
• Members Of Teacher's Union React To Texas Education Agency School Reopening Guidelines
• Body Recovered From Eagle River Is 3-Year-Old Sebastian Rodriguez Castro
• 16-Year-Old Charged In Several Baltimore Armed Carjackings
• Sheriff: Driver Suffers Minor Injuries After Semi-Truck Overturns In Eden Lake Township
• L.A. Local Of SAG-AFTRA Votes To Oppose New Film, TV Contract
• Dallas Cowboys Stay Put As The NFL's Stay-At-Home Order Results In No Training Camp Travel
• Woman Who Swung At Baltimore Police Officer During Traffic Stop May Not Serve Jail Time, Attorney Says
• Texas A&M Study: 21st Century 'Mega-Drought' Could Be State's Driest In Last 1000 Years
• Harvard, Northeastern And MIT Sue Trump Administration Over International Student Policy Changes
• Santa Ana Unified Adopts Plan Giving Students Choice Between Online, Hybrid Learning
• Massachusetts Launching Free Coronavirus Testing Initiative In 8 Hardest Hit Cities
• WNBA to honor women killed by police and racial violence
• Missing Swimmer's Body Recovered From Monroe Harbor After Boat Hits Breakwall Near Shedd Aquarium
• West Mifflin Police Say Missing Child Is Found Safe
• San Francisco Giants COVID-19 Tests Negative After Delays Halt Oracle Park Workouts
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 849 New Coronavirus Cases, Statewide Total Climbs To 92,148
• Illinois Extends Expiration Dates For Driver's Licenses, ID Cards, Vehicle Stickers Until November
• CAREN Act introduced to outlaw racist 911 calls
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 463 More COVID-19 Cases Reported; 8 More Deaths
• $20,000 Reward Offered In Southwest Philadelphia Homicide
• U.S. reports a record 60,000 new coronavirus cases in one day
• Peyton Manning Tops List of NFL's Highest Earners In Endorsements And Royalties In 2019
• Boston's Drive-In Movie Series Kicks Off Wednesday Night
• Condemned Killer David Reed Dies While Being Treated For COVID-19; 6th San Quentin Death Row Inmate To Die
• A Black writer's message to White allies looking to fight racism
• Impeachment inquiry witness Alexander Vindman to retire from Army
• Walnut Creek City Council Approves Reduced 2020-21 Budget With Job And Funding Cuts
• Another California Death Row Inmate Dies From Apparent Coronavirus Complications
• Sheriff: Milford Man Killed By Semi On US-23
• U.S. hits 3 million virus cases as some states see surge of infections
• Phil Keoghan On The Cast Of 'Tough As Nails': 'We Need To Be Celebrating These People
• Safe To Return To Work After Travel To Mexico? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Trump is a "narcissist," niece claims in scathing new tell-all book
• United Airlines Warns 36,000 Employees Of Possible Furloughs, Layoffs This Fall
• Apple Stores Become Indicator Of Nation's Reopening Progress, Virus Resurgence
• Walgreens Dives Into Primary Care With Clinic Expansion
• Philadelphia's One Liberty Observation Deck Reopens To Public With New Safety Precautions
• Blake Shelton, Gwen Stefani & Trace Adkins Virtual Concert Coming To North Texas Drive-Ins
• Colorado's Working Women Being Affected Disproportionately By Coronavirus
• New rule would deny asylum to migrants on public health grounds
• Driver Ejected From SUV, Then Hit, Killed On I-93 In Wilmington
• Julian Edelman Playfully Accepts Prestigious Offseason Award From 'Pardon My Take'
• Maryland Zoo Announces Birth Of Male Blue Duiker
• Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits postponed until 2021
• Carver County Approves $450K Settlement With Family Of Archer Amorosi
• 2 Men From Philadelphia, Delaware County Killed After Struck By Lightning In Northeastern Pennsylvania
• Driver Of Jeep That Rammed Into Warner Bros. Lot Gates In Burbank Still At Large
• Fenton Men's Shop Seeks To Find Michigan's Best Mullet
• 'The Right Call': Ryder Cup Postponed Until Next Year In Wisconsin
• Comet NEOWISE Spotted Over Colorado Wednesday, Still Visible Before Sunrise This Week
• Guns, Drugs Seized In Baltimore Raid, 31-Year-Old Man Charged
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 7-8-20
• Walgreens To Open Doctors' Offices In Texas And Other States
• Allegheny Co. Coronavirus Cases Top 4,000 As Health Dept. Reports 230 New Cases
• Black Lives Matter Mural Unveiled In Detroit
• Englewood Will Require Face Coverings Starting Friday Morning
• Pair Charged With Hate Crime For Vandalizing Martinez Black Lives Matter Mural
• NFL May Have Major Problem, As Players Aren't Interested In Putting Salary In Escrow
• Facebook Audit Paints 'Deeply Troubling' Picture Of Response To Trump Posts, Civil Rights Issues
• Coral Springs Acupuncturist Accused Of Sexual Battery
• Lost Lake Area Closing Indefinitely Due To Active Bear
• Report: Boston Is 3rd 'Most Intensely Gentrified City' In America
• Look Up! Newly-Discovered Comet NEOWISE Now Visible With Naked Eye
• Richmond Removing Confederate Soldiers And Sailors Statue
• The Truth About Your Chicken: The Most Surprising Things We Found
• Supreme Court upholds exemptions to Obamacare contraceptive mandate
• Federal Officials Offer Reward For Info On Those Who Burned Minneapolis Post Offices
• 'Taste Of Chicago To Go' Kicks Off Wednesday
• Research Shows Congress Created Coronavirus Aid, Then Reaped The Benefits
• Reopening Baltimore: Parking Meter Enforcement Will Resume On July 13
• Walmart reportedly launching subscription service
• John Roberts hospitalized in June after injuring head in fall
• US Probes Fuel Leaks In Older Chevy Cobalt, HHR Vehicles
• Police: Human Remains Found In Fire Pit
• Another Day Of Long Lines At NJ MVC One Day After Reopening From Monthslong COVID-19 Closure
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Drop Below 400 As Total Cases Near 71K
• PTL Links: July 8, 2020
• Harvard and MIT sue to block ICE rule on international students
• Raise The Barr Foundation
• Cooking With Rania: Baked Beans
• As World Cries For Justice In Police Killings, Atatiana Jefferson's Family Demands She Not Be Forgotten
• GOP senators pass on Republican convention as virus cases surge
• Facebook civil rights audit: "Serious setbacks" hurt progress
• Children's Museum Plans To Open On Aug. 1
• Preschool Building In Angels Camp Damaged In Raging Fire
• Why "all lives matter" communicates to Black people that their lives don't
• Dan Gilbert Would Keep Control Under Quicken Loans IPO
• Man Shot, Killed At Lynwood Motel
• Video Shows Facility Staff Restraining Black Teen Who Died
• 2020 Komen 'More Than Pink Walk' In Fort Worth Going Virtual
• Brooks Brothers Files For Bankruptcy
• Man Killed In Hit-And-Run Along Standiford Avenue In Modesto
• World Health Organization chief says virus outbreak is "accelerating"
• Over Half Of Californians Think State Reopened Too Quickly, Poll Finds
• Reopening Rollback: Indoor Dining In Miami-Dade To Shutdown At Midnight
• Trump splits with Fauci over virus surge, says U.S. "in a good place"
• President Trump Points To Being "Flexible" On Florida GOP Convention
• Minnesota Weather: Excessive Heat Warning Issued Wednesday For The Twin Cities
• Colorado Weather: Continued Hot With Only Stray Storms To Offer Heat Relief
• Jimmie Johnson Finds Voice During Last NASCAR Season
• Nearly 84% of Florida's ICU beds are filled
• Sen. Tammy Duckworth responds after Tucker Carlson suggests she hates America
• President Trump: Harvard 'Ought To Be Ashamed' For Holding Classes Online This Fall
• 'A Terrifying Virus To Have': Marion Woman Still Battling Coronavirus 100 Days After Diagnosis
• Baltimore Police Sgt. Bill Shiflett Back To 'Full Duty' Year After Methadone Clinic Shooting
• Senate set to take up new coronavirus bill later this month
• Texas shatters daily record with over 10,000 new virus cases
• Miami Weather: Warm & Humid, Storms Roll In During The Afternoon
• Meet the Belgian Laekenois. As of July 1, 2020, it's the newest breed recognized by the American Kennel Club.
• 'Together We Test' Offering Free COVID-19 Testing Across North Texas
• Students, Faculty And Staff To Return To Delaware State University Campus For Fall Semester
• Driver Killed After Car Slams Into Pole In Torrance
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Potentially Toxic Hand Sanitizer Warning; Napa Set To Reimpose Restrictions; San Francisco Bars To Remain Closed
• 11th case of dengue fever confirmed in Florida Keys
• Cam Newton's Already Got His Head In Patriots Playbook
• Tough As Nails Premieres Wednesday Night With Host
• Inmate Set To Die For East Texas Murder As State Resumes Executions After COVID-19 Pandemic Delay
• Car Removed From Middle Of Stevenson Expressway After Hit-And-Run Crash
• Technology To Help Keep Employees Safer In The Office During The COVID-19 Pandemic
• Eye on the Day for Wednesday, July 8, 2020
• Reopening: Yolo, Sutter, Yuba, Placer Counties Preparing To Reimpose Restrictions
• Experts Offer Advice On How To Lose The 'Quarantine Fifteen'
• Police: 12-Year-Old Boy Arrested In Ridgewood Attempted Rape Investigation
• Sources: Man Seen In Chokehold Arrest Video Taken Into Custody Again
• Former Santa Clara County Deputy Arrested For Allegedly Selling Drugs To Inmates
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/8 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• 2 People Escape Rollover Crash On Chinatown Feeder Ramp
• Texas Shatters Daily Record Tuesday With More Than 10,000 New Coronavirus Cases
• New York City shootings see spike from last year
• 2 face hate crime charge after allegedly vandalizing BLM mural
• Wegmans Announces Permanent Closure Of All 12 'Pub' Restaurants
• Texas sheriffs are refusing to enforce governor's mask requirement
• Black man claims group of assailants threatened to "get a noose"
• As Delayed Income Tax Deadline Approaches, Many Taxpayers Still Haven't Filed Returns
• Treasury names small businesses receiving PPP loans
• Coronavirus Surge Shows A Picture Of Death, Recovery At One Texas Hospital
• Mary Kay Letourneau dies of cancer at 58
• 2 Men In Critical Condition After Drive-By Shooting In Brighton Park
• Fire Alarm Not Working When Flames Tore Through Hanover Building
• Sisters Say Rules For Outdoor Visits With Mom At Nursing Home Are So Strict, It May Not Be Worth Hassle
• To Adjust Or Not To Adjust? How To Deal With Hot Temperatures In Your Home
• Chicago Weather: Even Hotter Day Ahead
• Christopher Columbus Statue At Cooper River Park In Pennsauken Removed Overnight
• Russia, Afghanistan and prospects for peace: James Cunningham transcript
• 7 Portland protesters accused of defacing courthouse, assaulting feds
• Wednesday's Child: 12-Year-Old Andrea
• 29-Year-Old Shot And Killed Inside Apartment In North Versailles
• Strip District Meats Temporarily Closed Due To Employee Testing Positive For Coronavirus
• Technology Leading The Way For Employees Returning To Work Amid The Pandemic
• Money, Drugs, And Cars Seized In Altoona Drug Bust
• WVU Begins Laying Out Plans For Students To Return In Fall
• Two Houses In Arnold Catch Fire, One Becomes Fully Engulfed
• Wednesday's Show Info (7/8/20)
• Pirates Pitcher Mitch Keller Looking To Mesh Metrics And Instincts In 2020
• World's Longest-Surviving Conjoined Twins Die At 68
• Jeannette Man Pleads Guilty To Defrauding West Virginia Bank

Videos from July 8, 2020

• Sneak peek: The Chowchilla Kidnapping
• Facebook boycott leaders slam Zuckerberg after meeting
• 7/8: Red and Blue
• Trump pushes for schools to reopen, calls CDC guidelines "impractical" 
• Boy plays trumpet as a tribute to front-line workers
• Chief Justice John Roberts hospitalized in June after head injury
• Video shows CEO's racial rant against Asian American family
• Transcripts of police bodycam video released in George Floyd's arrest
• California sees record amount of new coronavirus cases
• From the front lines: Inside Texas hospital overwhelmed by coronavirus patients
• Trump contradicts health experts amid push to reopen schools
• Hospitalizations and coronavirus deaths spike in hot spots nationwide
• Trump pushes to reopen schools in the fall despite growing coronavirus concerns
• CBS Evening News, July 8, 2020
• Supreme Court hands down major decisions on religion and employers
• House Foreign Affairs Committee calls on Pompeo to testify
• Former sanitation worker gets into Harvard Law School
• U.S. and China battle for technological supremacy
• Lawmakers still seeking answers on Russia bounties
• Is the phrase "all lives matter" helpful or hurtful?
• Journy navigates the new world of travel and hospitality
• Impact of COVID-19 lockdown on kids' and teens' mental health
• Former CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden on coronavirus surge, U.S. response, and pulling out of W.H.O.
• Supreme Court rules on contraception coverage and religious freedom cases
• Trump pushes for schools to reopen in fall amid coronavirus pandemic
• "Explosively large" coronavirus surge in states like Florida, Texas, Arizona
• Website helps connect people looking for a friend during the pandemic
• How camera recordings of racist incidents are fueling calls for equality and justice
• Companies will focus on social distancing as they begin bringing employees back to the office
• Dr. Agus on whether schools will be able to safely reopen in the fall
• Texas struggles with COVID-19 testing demands
• Lawyer wants "stand your ground" law to clear Georgia man in shooting death of 17-year-old
• Alleged racist attack on Black man in Indiana under investigation by FBI
• Police in several Texas counties refuse to enforce governor's mask mandate