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Articles from July 9, 2020

• Update: Knightsen Standoff Ends With Contra Costa Deputies Shot, Suspect Dead
• 39 Displaced, 2 Dogs Killed in San Jose Apartment Fire
• Tormented And Dumped Marysville Duckling Finds Forever Home
• San Jose's Presentation High Releases Sex Abuse Report, Apologizes For Investigator Findings
• Investigators Release 911 Call Made After Boaters Found 'Glee' Actress Naya Rivera's Son On Boat In Lake Piru
• 'Wear A Damn Mask': Gov. Jared Polis Urges Face Masks To Prevent Spread Of Coronavirus
• Douglas County Plans To Leave Tri-County Health Department And Opt Out Of New Face Mask Requirement
• Sheriff's Office Investigates Hate Crime Against North Highlands Church
• Police Search For Suspects In Beating Of Elderly Man At Lancaster Grocery Store
• Fall Community College Sports In California Moved To Spring Due To Pandemic
• Castro Valley Girl Launches Facebook Fundraiser to Save Oakland Zoo
• El Dorado County Leaders To Take Action Against Businesses That Defy State Health Orders
• LA County Reports 1,777 New Coronavirus Cases, 50 Deaths; Health Officials Warn Non-Essential Businesses Might Close Again
• Downtown Disney In Anaheim Reopens Thursday; All Guests Must Undergo Temperature Checks
• Coronavirus Leaves Cal Fire Shorthanded On Inmate Hand Crews
• California Will Sue Trump Administration Over International Student Visa Policy
• Bones Found in South Bay Creek Believed to Be Human Remains
• Neighbors Express Health Concerns As EPA Finds Violations At Rosemount Recycling Facility
• 'Ethnic Intimidation': Native American Flags Stolen From Veteran's Front Porch On July 4
• Mpls. Neighborhood Built Barricades To Block Street Hoping For Safety, Less Crime
• 'A Different Level': Denver Police Chief Paul Pazen Talks About Increase In Violent Crimes
• Man Critically Injured In Shooting Outside Thornton McDonald's
• Finding Suzanne Morphew: Investigators Search Home Again, Say No One Has Been Ruled Out As Suspect
• Aurora Police Confirm 3 Officers In Elijah McClain Photo Scandal Are Appealing Termination
• Popular Denver Venue The Clocktower Cabaret Reopens … With Some Changes
• Greenwood Village Defends Resolution To Protect Officers From Civil Liability
• Chicago Weather: Storms Knock Down Trees, Cut Power In Parts Of Chicago Area
• Forest Service Approves Loveland Snowcat Tours
• Parker County Sheriff's Deputy And Reno Police Officer Hospitalized After Being Shot Responding To Disturbance
• California, Florida And Texas Report Highest Daily Coronavirus Death Tolls
• Members Of Congress Address Growing Complaints About Inconsistent USPS Deliveries, Missing Mail In Chicago
• Joliet School District 86 Plans Hybrid Of In-Person, Remote Learning For New School Year
• 'Make Life A Little Less Stressful': Adventurist Backpack Co. Founders Help Families During Coronavirus Pandemic
• San Quentin Death Row Inmate Has Sentenced Reduced To Life
• Placer County Placed On State COVID-19 Monitoring List
• Family Grieving After 17-Year-Old Is Pulled From Water In Perth Amboy, N.J.
• NJ Township Enforcing Curfew After Complaints About Disorderly Behavior By Large Groups Of Juveniles
• 'We Just Wanna Stay In Business': NYC Restaurants Struggling To Stay Afloat As Indoor Dining Is Postponed Indefinitely
• Bou Scores Lone Goal And Revolution Down Impact 1-0
• Baltimore City Police Sergeant Arrested On Extortion, Kidnapping Charges After Alleged Dispute Involving Home Improvement Job
• NYC Cancels All Large Events Requiring City Permit Through September
• Swimmer Dies After Water Rescue In Long Beach
• Pelosi On Christopher Columbus Statue's Removal: 'If The Community Doesn't Want The Statue There, The Statue Shouldn't Be There'
• Allegheny Co. Restaurant Owners Getting Creative To Offer Outdoor Dining Under New Health Department Order
• IHOP Manager Assaulted In Bloomington By 'No Pay' Customers; 9 Arrested
• Gov. Larry Hogan Says He's 'Disgusted' After Baltimore Councilman Ryan Dorsey Suggests Removing Police Memorial
• NYPD Officer Injured By Fallen Tree On Upper East Side
• One Of The Oldest Running North Hills Preschool Programs Will Not Reopen For Upcoming School Year
• Roads Close In Fells Point Thursday, Canton Friday To Allow For Outdoor Dining
• Man Shot In Roseland Crashes Car On Dan Ryan Expressway, Runs To Nearby CTA Stop
• Group Turns Out In Chicago Heights To Call For Justice For Fort Hood Soldier Vanessa Guillén
• Group Rallies In Support Of Baltimore County Police Reform Bill
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths
• Negotiations Break Down Between City, Organizers Of Homeless Encampment On Benjamin Franklin Parkway
• 11-Year-Old Maryland Boy Uses Poetry To Process Racism, Police Brutality, George Floyd's Death
• Body Of 12-Year-Old Boy Pulled From Water Off Marquette Beach In Gary
• 'We Effectively Don't Have A Contact Tracing Program': Coalition Of Mayors Want More Coronavirus Contact Tracers In County
• Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez's Restaurant Decision Prompts Protests
• 'Not Now, Not Ever': VP Mike Pence Tells Philly Police Trump Administration 'Not Going To Defund The Police'
• Hospitals Prepare For Possible Surge In Coronavirus Cases
• Why Does The Heat Make Us Feel Crummy? Good Question
• MDE Survey Finds 64% Of Minnesota Parents Feel Comfortable Sending Their Students Back To School This Fall
• Tropical Storm Fay Edges North From North Carolina Coast
• Veteran BSO Detective Charged With Misconduct, Grand Theft
• Woman, 6-Year-Old Boy Hurt In Fireworks Incident In Back Of The Yards
• Starbucks Will Require Customers To Wear Masks
• Police: Boy, 16, Suffers Non-Life Threatening Injuries In N. Minneapolis Shooting
• 19-Year-Old Man Killed In Southwest Philadelphia Triple Shooting, Police Say
• Hollywood Casino Set To Lay Off 256 People From Aurora And Joliet Locations Effective In September
• Demonstrators Rallied Outside Of Lakeside Academy Where 16-Year-Old Cornelius Fredericks Died
• Detroit Tigers Team Members Test Positive For Covid-19
• Art Road Nonprofit Brings Art Class Back Into Detroit Area Schools
• United Airlines: 36,000 Employees Could Face Layoffs
• Unemployment Update: 34,470 Jobless Claims Filed In Michigan Last Week
• Federal Judge Dismisses General Motors' Racketeering Lawsuit
• 'Just Deeply Scarred': Loved Ones Hold Vigil Teenage Football Standout Killed In Overbrook Triple Shooting
• Flick Aquatic Center In Glenview Shut Down After 2 Lifeguards Are Diagnosed With COVID-19
• Pittsburgh Weather: Flash Flood And Severe Thunderstorm Warnings Issued As Storms Move Through The Area
• Safer Main Streets Initiative Aims To Make Roads Safer For Pedestrians, Cyclists
• Duxbury Youth Baseball Games Postponed After Player Might Have Been Exposed To Coronavirus
• Police: Suspect Found Loading Stolen Merchandise Into Stolen Vehicle
• 'Somebody's Not Telling Us The Truth': Philadelphia Police Searching For Missing 2-Year-Old King Hill
• San Quentin Inmate Family Members Urge Action By Newsom As Prison COVID-19 Outbreak Grows
• Assembly Bill Would Create State Bank To Help Local Governments, Small Businesses During Pandemic
• Mt. Lebanon Police: Man Who Made Social Media Threats To 'Blow Up' State Building And Get 'Gunned Down By The Police' In Custody
• Dallas ISD To Consider Alternate Start Date For Upcoming School Year During Pandemic
• Pasadena To Close Parts Of Colorado Blvd. For Restaurants To Offer Street Dining
• 'Glee' Cast Members Take To Social Media After Naya Rivera Disappears While Swimming In Lake Piru With 4-Year-Old Son
• 2 Alarm Fire In Del Paso Heights Burns Structure, Outbuildings, And RV
• Coronavirus Closure Threatens Future Of Oakland Zoo
• Police: New Castle Woman Facing Charges For Making Too Many False 911 Calls
• Grieving North Texas Family Pleads For Help In Locating Whomever Struck And Killed Young Mother
• Baldwin Hills Man Charged In Massive Luxury Car Lease Scam
• Man Charged With Robbing, Sexually Assaulting Woman Near Huron Street, Michigan Avenue
• Convicted Sex Offender, Former OC Man Faces Possible Release From State Psychiatric Hospital
• Chez Panisse Founder Alice Waters Talks About Suit Against Insurance Company
• Tornado Spotted In Julesburg, No Damage Reported
• What Is A Service Fee When Going Out To Eat?
• Moderate Algae Bloom Forecast For Lake Erie This Summer
• Parents Develop 'Learning Pods' To Facilitate Virtual Instruction As New School Year Approaches
• Man Giving New Life To Newly Discovered Musical Recordings Made By His Grandfather During World War II
• Man Giving New Life To Newly Discovered World War II Recordings Made By His Grandfather
• Baptist Hospital Contracts Additional 100 Nurses To Help In The Fight Against COVID-19
• San Jose Park Maintenance Crew Sent Home Due To Coronavirus Exposure
• State Police Say Remaining Troopers In Troop E Misconduct Case Will Be Disciplined
• 'He's Stronger': Pro Golfer Bryson DeChambeau's Strength Coach Talks Big Change
• Aquarium Of The Pacific Opens Outdoor Areas With Reservations, Offers Discounted Admission
• Son And Wife Of Slain Danville Doctor Speak Out About Senseless Sierra Shooting
• 'Pandemic' Infecting Bees Around The World Can Contribute To Colony Collapse
• AAA: More Drivers Speeding On NYC Streets Since Coronavirus Pandemic Lockdown Started
• Gov. Phil Murphy Says $20 Million In CARES Funding Is Going To New Jersey Food Banks
• LA County Parks Reopen Splash Pads, Swim Beaches
• WHO: New Evidence Suggests Coronavirus Can Spread Through The Air
• West Virginia Mail Carrier Admits Attempted Election Fraud
• Official: Feds Feared Jeffrey Epstein Confidant Ghislaine Maxwell Might Kill Herself
• California Sues Trump Administration Over New Visa Rule; USC To Offer In-Person Class For International Students
• Wawa Asking Customers To Pay With Credit Cards, Mobile App Due To Nationwide Coin Shortage
• California Teachers Association: 'California Cannot Reopen Schools Unless They Are Safe'
• Ex-Trump Lawyer Michael Cohen Back in Federal Prison
• Philadelphia Launches #MaskUpPHL Campaign Urging Residents To Wear Face Masks In Public
• Big Ten Will Not Play Nonconference Games In Football, Other Sports Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Aurora Mental Health Center Available To Help People Feeling Anxious, Depressed Or Stressed
• Bay Area Teen Says Dad Was Shot And Killed Asking For Directions In Sierra County
• Pennsylvania Nursing Homes See Decline In Coronavirus Cases, Gives Hope To Families
• Forward Progress Stopped On Fire That Prompted Evacuation Order For Smartsville
• Cubs' Kimbrel Adjusting To New Normal; No Fans May Equal Less Adrenaline
• California Inmate Dies After Beating By Other Prisoners
• Mom Of 3 Makes Difficult Decision To Quit Job After Trying To Juggle Work & Parenting In COVID-19 Era
• Additional Sexual Assault Charges Filed Against Former USC Gynecologist George Tyndall
• 2 Officers Injured When Another Vehicle Hits Squad Car At 73rd And Cottage Grove
• Bandimere Speedway Waits For Judge's Decision As Temporary Restraining Order Remains In Place
• 65 Cats Removed From Property Of Martha's Vineyard Cat Breeder
• San Francisco General Hospital Sees Spike In COVID-19 Cases Among Staff
• State Fire Marshals Investigating Deadly House Fire In Hagerstown
• 7 Federal Disaster Medical Assistance Teams Heading To Texas, Including Dallas
• New IDES Phone System Leaves The Unemployed Hung Up Without Payments
• Texas Dog Confirmed To Be Infected With Virus That Causes COVID-19
• Newport Beach City Hall Closing To Public Due To Spike In COVID-19 Cases
• Police Investigating Two Separate Deadly Crashes In Baltimore County
• Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh: Washington Co. Church Will Remain Open After Parishioner Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Study Reveals Devastating Impact Of Coronavirus On Long Island's Economy
• California COVID-19 Deaths Set New Single-Day Record
• Explosion Mystery Has Nederland Neighbors On Edge As Detonations Continue
• Mask Mayhem At Mettawa Costco
• 46,000 Texans Were Overpaid For Unemployment Benefits, Workforce Commission Wants $32M Back
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Supreme Court rules on Trump tax returns
• Joel Embiid Shows Up To Team Flight To Training Camp In Tyvek Suit
• Woman, 23, Returns Home After 54 Days In Hospitals With COVID-19, Says She's Lucky To Be Alive
• Chicago Fire FC Moves To New Group In MLS Is Back Tournament After Nashville Removed Due To COVID-19 Cases
• Man Shoots Bear That Was Chasing His Dog Near Nederland
• Mayor Says AG's Proposal To Have Committee Oversee NYPD 'Just Won't Work'
• Coronavirus Testing Demand Strengthens In Sacramento County; Pop-Up Sites Reach Capacity
• Police Arrest Suspect In Deadly Shooting In Northwest Baltimore
• U.S. Attorney Brings In Task Force To Assist Law Enforcement With Increased Violent Crimes In Twin Cities 
• New COVID-19 Vaccine Trial In Colorado: UCHealth Recruiting 1,000 Patients
• Big Ten Fall Sports Move To Conference Only Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Kennywood And Sandcastle Believe They Can Reopen Safely Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Face Masks Made Mandatory On All UW Campuses This Fall
• Democratic Primary Runoff Between MJ Hegar And Royce West For US Senate Becomes More Bitter
• 'Put A Good Word In': Local Venue Owners And Concert Promoters Asking The Community To Save Their Stages
• Organizers Kick Off Summer Youth Program In Englewood With Social Distancing Plans
• Death of Black man found hanging from tree ruled a suicide
• Joe Biden Pledges New Deal-Like Economic Agenda To Counter Trump At Metal Works Firm Near Scranton
• Denny's Looking To Fill Thousands Of Southland Positions
• Parents, Teachers Question Plan To Reopen Florida Schools
• 'I Literally Thought I Was Going To Die': Man Recalls Terrifying Moment Tornado Hit Repair Shop, Killing Friend
• Takeout With Tori: Olce's Pizza Grille In Worcester Offers Slices Full Of Surprises
• California Scrambles For More Firefighters Amid Pandemic
• 'Change Is Absolutely Necessary': Global Citizen's 2020 Philly Beer Summit On Racial Advocacy More Relevant Than Ever
• Angel Calderon-Villegas Wanted In Deadly Shooting In Evans
• Man Rescued From Quincy Quarry 2 Days After Falling Down Cliff
• OC Reports 1,292 New Coronavirus Cases And 26 Additional Deaths As Downtown Disney Reopens
• UMBC President Freeman Hrabowski Says Having 'Honest Conversations' Is Key To Addressing Structural Racism
• With Broadway Closed For Foreseeable Future, Young Actors Finding Creative Ways To Keep Money Coming In
• "Watermelon snow" in Italian Alps may be climate change red flag
• California, Florida and Texas report highest daily virus death tolls
• Governor Ron DeSantis: Republican National Convention Will Be A 'Safe Environment'
• Lightfoot Proposes Health And Safety Ratings For Restaurants In Wake Of COVID-19
• Police: Woman With Medical Issue Crashes Into Willmar Building
• Parents In Shock After Archdiocese Of New York Announces Closure Of 20 Schools: 'We Feel Like We've Been Undermined'
• Hit-And-Run Suspect Was Unregistered Sex Offender, Deputies Say
• NJ Health Department Medical Director Says Not Wearing A Mask Is 'Akin To Going Drunken Driving' As COVID-19 Cases Surge Across U.S.
• The 4 Best Spots To Score Barbecue In Stockton
• Hacksensack Family Celebrates Multiple Graduations In COVID-19 World
• Charges Held For Court Against Westmoreland Co. Man Accused Of Beating 3-Year-Old Boy To Death
• Deaths Of 2 Black Men Found Hanged in SoCal Desert Towns Were Suicides
• Police: Man Killed After Motorcycle Leaves Roadway, Strikes Tree
• Texans Making Face Masks A Fashion Statement During Pandemic
• FBI: Human Remains Found At Dig Site In Methuen
• Chicago Beaches Are Closed, But Beaches In Evanston Are Open
• International Studies Show New Lung Cancer Screenings Could Reduce Mortality By 20%
• U.S. Supreme Court: Manhattan DA Can Review Trump's Tax Returns
• Encore Plans To Reopen On Sunday With A New Normal While Many Employees Still Wait To Return
• Vice President Mike Pence, Joe Biden Expected To Emphasize Pennsylvania's Importance As Battleground State During Visits Thursday
• PPP Program Failing To Reach Some Small Family Owned Businesses
• Families Of Developmentally Disabled People Protest New York's Coronavirus Group Home Restrictions
• Pueblo Police Say Report Of Loose Kangaroo Was Probably A Case Of Mistaken Identity
• Coronavirus Spreading Through Your Air Conditioner? Experts Say It's Possible
• Senate Republicans Question Decisions Leaders Made Early On During Unrest In The Twin Cities
• Praying For Peace: Amid Continued Protests, Vince's Crabhouse Holds Prayer Gathering
• 4 Arrested In Looting Of Santa Monica Patagonia; Stolen Safe Recovered
• Motor Vehicle Commission Chaos: Long Lines Interfering With Businesses In Hazlet; Gov. Murphy: Camping Out Now Banned
• Ocean City, Maryland July 4th Fireworks To Be Saved For New Year's Eve Show
• Coronavirus Hot Spots Should Pause Reopenings, Not Shut Down Again, Fauci Now Says
• Minnesota Woman With Terminal Cancer Takes One Last Road Trip To Say Goodbye To Loved Ones
• UIL, North Texas Coaches Believe They Can Pull Off High School Football During Pandemic
• Delaware County Launches Hotline To Report Businesses Not Complying To Public Health Guidelines
• Leader At Environmental Watchdog Group Recommends People Stay Inside Amid Unhealthy Air In Allegheny Co.
• Republican Party Of Texas Sues City Of Houston And Mayor Over Cancellation Of In-Person Convention Due To Coronavirus
• Claim accuses Tyson, JBS of racial discrimination during COVID outbreaks
• Baltimore City Athletic Courts, Playgrounds To Reopen Monday
• 'Buyer Beware': Experts Question Accuracy Of Coronavirus Antibody Tests
• Suffolk Downs Offers Drive-In Movies On Thursday Nights
• Coroner: Man Who Intentionally Caused Mobile Home Explosion Took His Own Life
• Key West's Annual Fantasy Fest Canceled Amid COVID-19 Concerns
• Search Continues For 'Glee' Actress Naya Rivera Presumed Drowned In Lake Piru; 4-Year-Old Son Found Alone On Boat
• Mass. Senate Proposes Police Reform Bill After Weeks Of Protests
• New York City Paints 'Black Lives Matter' Mural In Front Of Trump Tower
• COVID-19 Jump Swells California Lines For Tests; Shortages Loom
• Police: Recent Indecent Exposure Incidents, Unusual Behavior In Laurel Neighborhood Possibly Tied To Increase In PCP Presence
• Andrew Sneed, 36, Charged With Shooting 3 People, Killing One, Who Confronted Him After He Looted West Side Liquor Store, Police Say
• Bed Bath & Beyond To Close 200 Stores Over The Next Two Years
• Bacteria Closes Several Beaches And Ponds In Barnstable
• Baltimore City Public Schools Officials Weigh Learning Options For Students For Upcoming Academic Year
• What Might A Second Stimulus Payment Look Like For You?
• Mammograms Are Down During Coronavirus Pandemic, Doctors Urge Routine Cancer Screenings
• Hispanic Star Miami Initiative Donates Masks, Hand Sanitizer To Staff At Nicklaus Children's Hospital
• 'It Can Turn On A Dime' | Maryland Health Officials Urge Residents To Get Tested For COVID-19 As More Sites Open
• 'You Are A Treasure': Trump Signs Executive Order As He Courts Hispanic Voters
• Maryland Weather: Tropical Storm Fay Forms; Flash Flood Watch For Parts Of Maryland
• Retailers nix coconut milk from suppliers using monkey labor
• Starbucks To Require Face Coverings For Customers Beginning July 15
• Texas Reports More Than 100 Coronavirus Deaths In 1 Day For First Time
• Fort Lauderdale Police Chief Rick Maglione Reassigned, New Interim Chief Named
• Judge asks for full appeals court review of Michael Flynn case
• Microsoft, LinkedIn Launch Job Training Initiative To Help People Acquire Skills During Pandemic
• Bed Bath & Beyond to close 200 stores
• Mesquite Funding Assistance For Businesses, People Impacted By COVID-19
• UPMC Doctors Say Hospitalizations Are Rising, But New Cases Aren't As Severe
• Detroit Police Seek Vehicle In Connection To Fatal Shooting On City's West Side
• Man Ordered To Pay $74K For Poaching Trophy Mule Deer In New Mexico
• Michael Robinson Charged With Murder, Accused Of Beating Toddler To Death
• Coronavirus Pandemic Impacting Cal Fire Wildfire Preparedness As Peak Fire Season Arrives
• California Reports Record 149 Deaths From COVID-19; Inmate Firefighting Crews Hit Hard By Infections, Quarantine
• Big Ten Announces Conference-Only Games In Fall For Football And Several Other Sports
• Gov. Ron DeSantis: Florida Looks To Speed Up Coronavirus Test Results For Dade, Broward
• 11-Year-Old Broward Girl Dies From COVID-19
• Philadelphia School District Rely On 'Safety & Science' To Guide Decisions On Returning To Classroom In Fall
• Starbucks to require customer face masks July 15
• Speaker Michael Madigan Calls For Removal Of Stephen Douglas Portrait, Statue From Illinois State Capitol
• Bed Bath & Beyond Plans To Close 200 Stores Over The Next Two Years
• FDA Warns Against Using Two Dozen Hand Sanitizers Possibly Containing Toxic Wood Alcohol
• Brandon Bruce-Lund Pleads Guilty To Threatening To Bomb Church In Vail
• Around The Table: Reopening Pennsylvania Schools Amid The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Pittsburgh Weather: Heat Advisory In Place As Some Thunderstorms Roll In
• Navajo Nation Reports 40 More COVID-19 Cases, 3 More Deaths
• 'It Cannot Be A One Size Fits All Approach' To Reopening Public Schools, Says Miami-Dade Superintendent Alberto Carvalho
• Big Ten Moving To Conference-Only Schedules For All Sports This Fall
• Autopsy finds teen was shot 5 times in the back by deputy
• Robert Fuller's Death Ruled Suicide Following Sheriff's Investigation
• Pritzker Names New Head Of Illinois Employment Security Amid Unemployment System Breakdowns, Unprecedented Job Losses
• Central Michigan University Signs Long-Term Education Agreement With Hospital
• Julian Edelman Invites DeSean Jackson To Holocaust Museum, Hopes Jackson's Anti-Semitic Posts Can Be Teaching Moment
• Drought Conditions Continue To Get Worse Across Colorado
• Another Allegheny Co. Court System Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Pittsburgh City Controller: City Still Managing Finances Despite Taking Hit Due To Coronavirus
• Molotov Cocktail Thrower Who Set Fort Worth House On Fire Sentenced To Decade In Prison
• Pandemic "dream job": $1,000 to play Animal Crossing
• Colorado Unemployment Claims Down From Previous Week
• Report: ACC Expected To Play Conference-Only Football Schedule For 2020 Season
• Police: 31-Year-Old Man Stable After Detroit Shooting
• Florida Mulls More COVID-19 Testing At Homes For Disabled
• Esper defends use of National Guard in helping with civil unrest after George Floyd death
• 'We Need To Have Diverse Stories': Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine On Showtime's 'The Chi'
• Scrimmage Gives Red Sox Taste Of Strange Season To Come
• Police Arrest Man In Connection To Death Of Transgender Woman Merci Mack
• Facing US Scrutiny, TikTok May Undergo Corporate Changes To Distance From China
• Gov. Whitmer Signs Order Outlining Safety Guidelines For Meat Processing Facilities
• Anne Arundel County Public School Board Creating Committee To Weigh Changing Name Of George Fox Middle School
• Streeter Fire Burns Unchecked In Moffat County
• Baltimore Police Release Body-Worn Camera Footage From July 1 Officer-Involved Shooting During 'Behavioral Crisis' Call
• The math of masks: a $1 trillion boost for ailing US economy
• U Of Minn. Joins Other Universities In Challenging US Visa Restrictions On International Students: 'We Cannot Stand By In Good Conscience'
• Texas Mother Beats COVID-19 Then Gives Birth To Triplets
• Massachusetts Reports 177 Coronavirus Cases, 25 Additional Deaths
• Yoga On The Rocks, Plant Detectives Among Events Happening This Weekend
• The Washington Salvation Army Hosting Superhero Drive-Thru Event To Help Buy School Supplies
• Vice President Mike Pence Greets Supporters With Elbow Bump Instead Of Handshake After Arriving In Lancaster
• Detroit Announces $750K Grant For Undocumented Residents
• Hollywood Burbank Airport Installs PPE Vending Machines Equipped With Masks, Hand Sanitizer
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Health Officials Confirm 754 More COVID-19 Cases
• 2 Workers Rescued In Chinatown After Scaffolding Malfunction Leaves Them Dangling
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,018 New COVID-19 Cases, 20 Additional Deaths
• Dodgers Announce Preliminary 2021 Schedule Before 2020 Season Starts
• Oakland Renters Block Visits By Property Investors Over COVID-19 Fears
• Ousted U.S. attorney details push by Barr to resign post or be fired
• 'Demonstrations Are Necessary': 'The Wire' Creator David Simon On Policing In America
• West Nile Virus Detected In Massachusetts Mosquitoes For First Time In 2020
• Border apprehensions rose in June, despite expulsions policy
• Daycares Implement New Safety, Sanitary Protocols But Still Struggling With Enrollment
• Man Cited For Driving Pickup Truck Through Crowd Of Newton 'Black Lives Matter' Protesters
• NYCFC Drops First Game Of MLS Is Back Tournament To Philly Union, Group Schedule Changes Following Nashville's Drop Out
• Feds charge phony church with selling toxic bleach as COVID-19 cure
• Police: Maryland Mother Admits To Starving 15-Month-Old Daughter, Dumping Body
• Dallas County Surpasses 30K Coronavirus Cases, Reports 1,201 More Thursday And 10 More Deaths
• Hampshire College Offers International Students 'Sanctuary' From New ICE Rules
• Potentially Toxic Hand Sanitizer Sold In Massachusetts Recalled For Methanol
• Details Of Cam Newton's Incentives Show What QB Must Do To Earn $7.5 Million
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing 27-Year-Old Nicholas 'Niko' McPherson Safely
• San Francisco Mayor Breed, Supervisor Walton Test Negative For COVID-19 After Possible Exposure
• JetBlue Packing It Up In Long Beach, Moving To LAX
• Beloved Texas Emergency Chief Dies After Being Diagnosed With Leukemia And Then COVID-19
• Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Donates $3M To Create Guaranteed Income Pilot Programs In Several Cities, Including Pittsburgh
• UC Berkeley Blames Jump In Coronavirus Cases On Fraternity, Sorority Parties
• Amazon Requiring Sellers To Remove Washington Redskins Merchandise From Website As Pressure To Change Team Name Mounts
• Man On Probation Accused Of Raping, Kidnapping Woman In Gilroy
• SpaceX Reschedules Starlink Satellites Launch For Saturday
• Supreme Court rules Manhattan DA can access Trump financial records
• Three Men On Divvy Bikes Shoot Up Car In South Loop Parking Lot, Driver Uninjured
• Celebrities react to disappearance of "Glee" actress Naya Rivera
• Search Continues For 'Glee' Actress Naya Rivera Presumed Drowned In Lake Piru; 4-Year-Old Son Found Alone On Boat
• Lady A, formerly Lady Antebellum, sues blues singer Lady A
• Hennepin County Judge Issues Gag Order In George Floyd Case
• Starbucks Will Require Customers To Wear Masks In All Stores
• Ex-South Bend Mayor, Former Presidential Candidate Pete Buttigieg Has New Book Set For October
• Texas Governor Abbott Expands Suspension Of Elective Surgeries Again
• Flying W Ranch Reopens 8 Years After Waldo Canyon Fire
• Rivers Casino To Reopen Friday; Smoking Banned And Masks Mandatory, No Exceptions
• Police: 17-Year-Old Critically Wounded In Kensington Shooting
• Coronavirus Causes Uncertainty For State Lotteries; Maryland's Sales Recover After Rocky Few Weeks
• U.S. Sen Tammy Duckworth Demands More Details On Russian Bounties
• Fort Collins Drive-In Showing Blake Shelton Virtual Concert On July 25
• 5 arrested in death of rapper Pop Smoke in Los Angeles
• Healdsburg Police Investigate Shooting Late Wednesday
• Cubs, Sox Release 2021 Season Schedules
• Study Suggests 'Broken Heart Syndrome' Has Increased During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Mets, Yankees Release 2021 Schedule, Highlighted By Matchup On 20th Anniversary Of 9/11
• CDC director says agency won't rewrite guidelines for reopening schools
• Broward Sends Out First Batch Of Vote-By-Mail Ballots
• The NFL Just Created The Absolute Dumbest Rule To Address COVID-19 Concerns
• Saxophonist Cannonball Adderley Rare 1966 Concerts Going Digital
• San Leandro Man Accused Of Intentionally Hitting Cyclist In Fatal Hit-And-Run Crash
• 'Standing As One': Philadelphia Union Wear Names Of Victims Of Police Violence On Jerseys In Support Of Black Lives Matter
• A's, Giants Look Ahead, Release Full 2021 Season Schedules
• Arrest Made Following Stabbing In Chelsea's O'Malley State Park
• 3 Men, 2 Teens Arrested In Hollywood Hills Murder Of Rapper Pop Smoke
• Metro Detroit City Named One Of The Nation's Up & Coming Housing Market
• Sports Betting: Denver Broncos Team Up With BetMGM
• Carnegie Mellon University Files Brief Standing With Harvard, MIT To Block ICE Rule On International Students
• Aerosmith Postpones Fenway Park Show To 2021
• Philadelphia Phillies Release 2021 Schedule; Kick Off Season Against Atlanta Braves April 1
• LA Archdiocese Hails Supreme Court Ruling In Favor Of South Bay Catholic Schools As 'Momentous Day For Religious Liberty'
• No Lighter Sentence For Man Convicted Of Murder As Teen
• Baltimore Orioles Release 2021 Schedule, Open With Six-Game Road Swing Against Red Sox, Yankees
• Texas Rangers Release 2021 Regular Season Schedule
• Javicia Leslie Rreplacing Ruby Rose As Batwoman
• Pitt Fall Sports Delayed As ACC Pushes Back Start Date Until At Least Sept. 1
• Downtown Partnership Of Baltimore Helping Restaurants Turn Parking Spots Into Dining Spaces Starting July 14
• Film Production In LA County Plummeted 98% Following Coronavirus Lockdown
• Man catches child falling from burning building
• Minnesota Twins Announce 2021 Regular Season Schedule
• Johns Hopkins University Launches School Reopening Guide Website
• WATCH: Colorado Farmer And Son Ride Alongside Surprise Landspout Tornado
• Indiana on Track To Resume Classes In Some Schools At End Of July
• DEADLINE: Minnesota Businesses Looking For COVID-19 Relief
• Amazon removes Washington Redskins merchandise from site
• Michigan State University: Masks Are Mandatory On Campus
• Pittsburgh Pirates 2021 Schedule Released
• More North Texas Nursing Home Residents Evacuated After COVID-19 Cases Surge
• Mayor Frey Unveils Plan To Address Minneapolis' Remaining Budget Deficit
• Northwestern Performs 2nd Double-Lung Transplant On COVID Patient
• Chicago Public Schools To Allow Sports Programs To Resume Practice Next Week
• COVID-19 Cases Spike In South Lake Tahoe; County Leaders Prep For Emergency Meeting
• Starbucks Will Require Customers To Wear Masks Starting Next Week
• Crews Fire Burning Near Gilroy 80 Percent Contained
• Antioch Man Dies After Being Found Shot Multiple Times In Car
• Reports: Nets Add Jamal Crawford, Moving Towards Deal With Michael Beasley Ahead Of NBA Restart
• Study: 'Broken Heart Syndrome' Has Increased During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Pandemic Halts Harbaugh's New Deal With Michigan
• New York City paints "Black Lives Matter" in front of Trump Tower
• Keller @ Large: Trump Will Eventually Face Consequences On Tax Returns
• Long Island Couple Wanted In Connection With Brutal Beating Of Mystic, Connecticut Hotel Worker Caught On Video
• Chicago Weather: Risk For Severe Weather Thursday Afternoon, Evening
• Coronvirus In Colorado: Young Adults Seeing Higher Rate Of Infection
• Julian Edelman Responds To DeSean Jackson: 'No Room For Anti-Semitism In This World'
• North Texas Bars File $1M Lawsuit Against Gov. Greg Abbott
• Coronavirus (MN): Gov. Walz Says Decision On Statewide Mandate For Masks Could Come In 'Very Near Future'
• Body Found In Burned Car In Denver's Ruby Hill Neighborhood
• Chicago Weather: Heat Index Nears 100 Degrees
• Pittsburgh Joins Philadelphia In Filing Legal Response To Harrisburg Gun Ordinance Case
• Multiple Black Bear Sightings Reported At Catoctin Mountain Park, Officials Say
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot's COVID-19 Task Force Outlines Recommendations For Economic Recovery From Pandemic: 'A Crisis Unlike Anything We've Ever Experienced'
• Pennsylvania Extends Foreclosure, Eviction Moratorium To Aug. 31
• Alderman Raymond Lopez Blames 'Gang Bangers' For Vandalizing His Home, Setting Fire To Neighbor's Garage
• Americans face testing delays as virus surges: "A hot mess"
• Dallas Parks Cancels Summer Season Programs Due To COVID-19 Surge
• New York City Activating Hundreds Of Cooling Options As Summer Heat Sets In
• New Jersey Devils Name New York Rangers Assistant Lindy Ruff New Head Coach
• Man Recovering After Being Shot 3 Times In Stockton; 2 People Arrested
• 3 Wareham Firefighters Hurt When Engine Hit By Accused Drunk Driver
• Whitmer's Executive Directive Requires Implicit Bias Training For Michigan Health Care Professionals
• 56th ACM Awards Set To Air LIVE On CBS On April 18th, 2021
• North Atlantic Right Whale Now 'Critically Endangered,' Global Group Finds
• Florida faces surge in virus cases as Disney World starts to reopen
• Gov. Wolf Extends Moratorium On Evictions, Foreclosures Until Aug. 31
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 589 More Cases As Testing Breaches 700,000
• $35 Can Outfit A Child In Need Going Back To School
• Pa. Health Dept.: 719 Cases Bring Statewide Total To 92,867, Death Toll Reaches Over 6,800
• Back-To-School Battle: President Clashes With State And Local Officials Regarding Fall Reopening
• Patriots Confirm Cam Newton Will Wear Jersey Number One
• Democrat Amy Kennedy Wins New Jersey House Primary, To Face Jeff Van Drew In November
• Reopening Maryland: Anne Arundel County To Require Wearing Masks Outdoors When Social Distancing Isn't Possible
• Heat Wave Headed For Southern California
• 'The A's Are Loaded Top To Bottom,' Says CBS San Francisco's Dennis O'Donnell
• MLS' Black Players For Change Make Powerful Statement As Soccer League Resumes Play
• WATCH: Dancing Robots From Boston Dynamics Replace Fans At Japanese Baseball Game
• 'Black Lives Matter' Banner Vandalized At Marblehead Church; Police Seek Person Of Interest
• Former education secretary on "balancing act" of school reopening
• Fort Worth ISD Asking For Teacher And Principal Input About Fall Reopening & COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Back Over 400; Total Cases Top 71K
• Teachers And Students To Wear Masks: Sac City Unified Releases Draft Plan On Return To School
• Police: 27-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Shot Multiple Times In North Philadelphia
• Inside a Texas hospital overwhelmed by virus cases
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 7-9-20
• California State Senate Delays Work Over COVID-19 Outbreak At Capitol, Rising Cases Statewide
• Supreme Court declines to give Congress access to Trump records for now
• Loyola University Maryland Will Offer Combination Of In-Person, Online Learning In Fall; Plans To Add Modular Classrooms, Dining Tent
• Allegheny Co. Health Department Reports 158 New Coronavirus Cases, No Additional Deaths
• COVID-19 Pandemic Causing Uncertainty For Texas Lottery & Games In Other States
• Arlington Police Arrest 23-Year-Old Anthonee Jones In Connection To Shooting
• Cattle Truck Crashes, Cows Escape On I-75
• Chicago Weather: Heat Continues; Scattered Thunderstorms Possible
• Breckenridge Will Require Face Masks On Section Of Main Street
• 'Always Fun To Play As Part Of A Team': Taylor Fritz On Joining Philadelphia Freedoms, World Team Tennis For 2020 Season
• UC Berkeley Looks At Removing Names Of Racist Figures From 2 Halls
• Traivon White Arrested In Fatal SW Baltimore Shooting
• Supreme Court Rules NY Prosecutors Can Access Trump's Tax Returns
• Should College Students Quarantine Upon Arrival? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Teen recounts seeing dad shot, surviving 30 hours lost in the woods
• Police: Man Killed, Woman Injured In Shooting Outside Family Dollar Store In Ecorse, Suspect On The Loose
• US Supreme Court Rules Manhattan Prosecutor Can Access Trump Financial Records
• State Police Investigating After Woman Killed In I-95 Crash In Baltimore County
• KPIX's Dennis O'Donnell: 'The A's Are Loaded Top To Bottom'
• Celtics' Enes Kanter Provides Peek Behind Curtain At NBA's Bubble In Orlando
• Oak Park Police Searching For Suspect Involved In Deadly Shooting
• Maryland Unemployment Claims Up By 10K Last Week
• Recipe: Luvafoodie Chocolate Tea Cake
• Breaking News: Supreme Court Overwhelmingly Rules Manhattan DA Can Obtain Trump Tax Records
• Deadly Virus Targeting Rabbits Detected In Orange County
• PTL Links: July 9, 2020
• Lewd Photos, Revenge Porn And The End Of Privacy
• Wisconsin Supreme Court OKs GOP-Authored Lame-Duck Laws
• Here's A Closer Look At Recent Bills Gov. Whitmer Signed, Vetoed
• Expert sees "new level of repression" in Russian journalist's arrest
• Suspect Arrested In July 4th Shooting In Stockton That Left Man, 38, Dead
• Miami-Dade, State Work Out Deal For More Contact Tracing In The County
• Coronavirus In Baltimore: Mobile Testing Sites To Open
• For American High-Speed Rail, 2020 Could Be Turning Point
• Man Dies After Walking Into Lowell Store With Stab Wounds
• Officials: Two Men Indicted For Gun Shop Burglary In Delaware
• Daytona Road Course To Take The Place Of Watkins Glen
• Mellon Park Tennis Bubble To Close Indefinitely
• All Clear Given After Bomb Squad Investigates Suspicious Package At LaGuardia Airport
• Claims For Unemployment Benefits Drop In Massachusetts
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Cases Jump After UC Berkeley Parties; 6th Death Row Inmate Dies; Mayor Breed Tested For COVID-19
• 37-Year-Old Louis Wilson Dies Day After Being Shot In Baltimore
• Collin County Health Officials Report 3 More Deaths, 123 New Cases
• Colorado Weather: Continued Hot With Record Temps Possible This Weekend
• Miami Weather: Sizzlin' Day With Near Record Heat
• Over 39,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of June 29, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• West End Bridge Closed Due To Police Activity
• Demand surges at Bay Area food banks due to coronavirus pandemic
• NASCAR's Johnson Back In His Car This Weekend
• 2.3 million Americans sought jobless aid last week
• Transcripts Show What Officer Derek Chauvin Said To George Floyd: 'It Takes A Heck Of A Lot Of Oxygen To Talk'
• CBS Now Home To UEFA Champions League, Other UEFA Competitions Beginning In August
• Layoffs Stuck At High Level As 1.3 Million Seek Jobless Aid
• Feds Seize Chemicals At Florida Church Selling COVID-19 'Miracle Solution'
• Trump criticizes CDC guidelines for reopening schools
• Tulsa health official says Trump rally "likely" led to COVID spike
• Bed Bath & Beyond Plans To Close 200 Stores
• Jacksonville prepares for Republican convention amid COVID-19 spikes
• Detroit Tiger's Newest Tiger, Spencer Torkelson, Shows Why They Took Him No. 1
• Miami Proud: Joshua's Heart Celebrates 15 Years As Youth-Led Nonprofit Dedicated To 'Stomping Out Hunger'
• Michigan Lottery Results For Wednesday, July 8, 2020
• Texas Inmate Put To Death As State Resumes Executions After 5-Month Delay Due To COVID-19
• Vehicle Crashes Into Tree In Westmoreland County
• Lawsuit Filed To Stop RNC From Holding Convention In Jacksonville
• Woman Stuck In Mud On Cape Cod Saved By Firefighters
• Eye on the Day for Thursday, July 9, 2020
• Robber Shoots, Critically Injures Dallas Convenience Store Clerk
• Dallas Police Officer Recovering After Being Injured In Rollover Crash
• 3.0-Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Riverside
• General Admission Resumes At Philadelphia Zoo With New Safety Protocols In Place
• Deadly Shooting Under Investigation On Upper West Side
• Woman Survives 2-Story Fall After Stairs Collapse Near Bronzeville
• Man Fatally Struck By Two Vehicles In Aurora
• 'Glee' Actress Naya Rivera Vanishes On Boat Trip With Young Son
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/9 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Two Women Killed In Head-On Collision In Gloucester County
• COVID-weary Japanese turn to cars for shelter from deadly flooding
• MLS Returns To Action After Poignant Moment Of Silence
• Transcript: Chauvin told Floyd it takes "a lot of oxygen" to talk
• Career Coach: Addressing A Layoff In A Job Interview
• Scientists Debunk Dog To Human Years Conversion Formula
• 1 Man Dead After Crash Involving Chicago Police Car West Pullman
• 'COVID Is Real': Camden Man Discharged From Hospital After Spending 44 Days On Ventilator
• Soldier's death puts spotlight on military sexual assault, harassment
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Says It Wants Parents To Choose Between Full-Time Online Classes Or Hybrid Learning In The Fall
• Already Nearly A Year Late, Upgraded People Mover At O'Hare Still Not Running Yet
• Florida man fired after mask meltdown at Costco
• Melania Trump sculpture in Slovenia set on fire on July 4
• With Second Round Of Stimulus Appearing Closer, Some People Still Waiting For First Check
• Saving Main Street: Shakopee
• Police: 2 Teens Charged, Accused Of Throwing Molotov Cocktail At Buena Vista Pool House, Setting Fire
• Police: 2 Men Shot In Carroll Park
• Man Flown To Hospital After High-Speed Crash In Shenango Twp.
• 3 Men Wanted Following Violent Home Invasion, Shooting In Manayunk, Police Say
• Local Volunteer Groups Stepping Up To Help End Child Food Insecurity
• Blake Shelton Bringing 'Drive-In' Concert To Western Pennsylvania
• UC Berkeley blames spike in COVID cases on frat and sorority parties
• 4 Great White Sharks Detected Near Block Island, Rhode Island
• Man Charged With Looting Liquor Store During Riot
• Philadelphia Weather: Tropical Storm Fay Could Bring Severe Thunderstorms, Strong Winds To Region Over The Weekend
• State House Moves To Block Gov. Wolf From Imposing Price On Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• Family Of 8-Year-Old Killed In New Castle Gather For Vigil One Year Later
• Local Man Suing Amazon For Discrimination
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• Supreme Court rules Trump can't block release of taxes
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• Supreme Court rules on Trump's financial records
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• Latino community in Texas hit hard by virus outbreak
• California, Florida and Texas see record new virus deaths
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• Biden unveils economic recovery plan as Trump signs Hispanic prosperity initiative
• House holds hearing on Russian bounty intelligence reports
• Officials say actress Naya Rivera presumed dead after boating with son on California lake
• George Floyd transcripts show he pleaded 20 times that he couldn't breathe
• Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen back in federal custody for violating terms of early release
• "Black Lives Matter" mural painted in front of Trump Tower in New York City
• 5 arrested in shooting death of rapper Pop Smoke in Hollywood Hills
• Major heat wave bearing down on Southwest
• "Glee" star Naya Rivera disappears on boat trip with young son in California
• Country band Lady A, formerly Lady Antebellum, sues blues singer Lady A
• Joe Biden to unveil economic recovery plan
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• Supreme Court issues key rulings on Trump's financial records
• Former high school football player catches child dropped from burning building
• Puerto Rico's governor under investigation as island faces multiple crises
• Supreme Court rules on cases involving Trump tax returns
• When COVID-19 cut off supplies to a remote Alaska town, a hometown hero stepped up
• Microsoft President Brad Smith on tech job training initiative to help the unemployed amid pandemic
• Former Education Secretary Margaret Spellings on coronavirus and reopening schools
• Video shows teen restrained for about 12 minutes before death two days later
• California teen speaks on surviving 30 hours in woods, fleeing after gunman shot and killed his father
• Trump threatens school funding, demands new CDC guidelines amid reopening battle
• Texas COVID-19 death toll reaches new high
• White House names coronavirus "red zones," encourages them to scale back reopening
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