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Articles from July 10, 2020

• Modesto Woman Arrested In Connection To Illegal Gambling Machines At Office
• South Bay Health Officer Warns Coronavirus Could Soon Spread Out of Control Across State
• Caught On Camera: Passenger Punches, Spits At Lyft Driver After Being Asked To Wear Face Covering
• Lawmakers, Advocates Question Specifics of Gov. Newsom's Prison Inmate Release Plan
• College Bribery Scandal: Ross Couple Pleads Guilty To Paying $250,000 To Get Daughter Into USC
• Sacramento 8-Year-Old's Hopes To Walk Halted By Pandemic
• County Orders Continued Closure Of Los Angeles Apparel's South LA Factory After Coronavirus Outbreak
• 'Involved In All The Big Stories': Behind The Scenes With A Newsroom Leader
• Blue-Green Algae Forces Cherry Creek Reservoir Swim Beach To Close
• Latest Episode Of Arvada Center's 'Amplify' Showcases Black Male Artists
• Good Question: Are Masks Keeping Us From Getting Oxygen?
• Lakewood Closes Activities At Big Soda Lake, Bear Creek Lake Park
• Placerville Boy Roman Lopez's Disappearance And Death Still A Mystery After 6 Months
• Orange County Remains On State Watch List With 1,133 New Coronavirus Cases, 10 More Deaths
• The Trouble Getting Tested For COVID-19: Overwhelmed Labs And Supply Chain Issues Lead To Delays
• JeffCo Public Schools Superintendent Jason Glass Leaving District
• Family Of Man Who Died After Contracting COVID-19 Sues Hollywood Nursing Home Where He Lived
• Protesters Block Traffic In Denver To Raise Awareness About Unrest In Ethiopia
• Petition Demands Warning Signs At Lake Piru As Search For 'Glee' Star Naya Rivera Stretches Into Third Day
• States Experiencing Surge In Temperatures And Coronavirus Cases Could Be In Trouble
• LAUSD Teachers Union Wants Campuses To Stay Closed This Fall
• Fire Crews Gain Control of 3-Alarm Blaze at SF Pacific Heights Apartment
• Skydiving Instructor Sues US Parachute Association Over Fatal Skydiving Incident In Lodi
• 'Like Our Safety Doesn't Matter': VA High-Risk Employees Say They Aren't Safe Amid Pandemic
• Stapleton Residents Vote To Change Name, Final Decision To Be Decided By Aug. 1
• 'Like Our Family': Safe Lot Provides More Than Space For Those Experiencing Homelessness
• Knightsen Standoff Hostage Tells Deputies She Feared Being Set Ablaze
• San Jose Teachers Tell School District They Will Not Return to Classrooms in August
• White Sox Pitcher Michael Kopech Won't Play In 2020 Season
• Colorado Conducts Record 11,384 Coronavirus Tests Thursday
• 'Pawns In A Political Drama': International Students Studying In SoCal Sue Trump Administration Over New Visa Rule
• Chico Man Pleads Guilty To Several Charges Relating To High-Speed Chase In Stolen Truck, Injured K9
• Roman Catholic Church Received Between $1.4 Billion and $3.5 Billion in PPP Loans
• LA Coroner Defies Sheriff, Releases Andres Guardado Autopsy Results
• Baltimore Detective Allegedly Threatened, Extorted Contractor After He Was Unhappy With Patio Construction, Court Docs Say
• Activists, Police Chief Arradondo Attend Rally Calling To End The Violence In Twin Cities
• Tropical Storm Fay Brings Heavy Rain And Flooding To Parts Of New Jersey
• Johns Hopkins University Suing Trump Administration Over Coronavirus-Related Changes Affecting International Students
• Long Island Couple Wanted In Attack On Connecticut Hotel Employee Face Additional Charges
• Baltimore City Increases COVID-19 Testing; Athletic Courts, Playgrounds To Reopen Monday
• Tim Hortons® U.S. Partners With Grubhub For Delivery In Select Markets
• 4 Flight Attendants Evaluated At BWI After Spirit Airlines Flight Reports Medical Emergency
• Tropical Storm Fay Causes Flooding, Power Problems Throughout New York City
• Community Members Cover Hateful Graffiti In New Ulm Only For It To Reappear
• Five Prince George's County Police Officers Suspended After Police Pursuit Ends In Deadly Crash
• Bench Dedicated To Memory Of 14-Year-Old Shooting Victim Aamir Griffin Unveiled In Queens
• Baltimore Police Department Recognizes Ravens Superfan Mo Gaba As Honorary Lieutenant
• Butler Co. Restaurant Sees Increase In Business After Allegheny Co. Health Department Restricts Dining
• IDES, Key Bank Blame Each Other For Late Unemployment Benefits Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Police: Man Injured In Shooting In Southeast Baltimore Friday Night
• Man In Critical Condition After Stabbing Inside Auburn Mall
• Annual Jimmy's Famous Seafood Golf Tournament Raises $45K For Charity
• Should You Sign A Coronavirus Waiver? Pittsburgh Attorney Says The Answer Isn't Clear Cut
• How Coronavirus Affects The Entire Body
• New Community Patrol In South Shore Takes Message Of Peace To The Streets
• Chicago Weather: Cooler And Calmer Weekend Ahead
• A Chat With: The Perception's Brian Anderson On How Advertisers Are Dealing With Black Lives Matter Movement
• Broward Plans On At Least 750 COVID-19 Contact Tracers
• Roger Stone Celebrates In Fort Lauderdale As His Prison Sentence Is Commuted
• Miami-Dade Restaurant Owners Take To The Streets To Protest Indoor Dining Restrictions
• Miami Beach Enlists DJ Khaled To Help Drive The Point Home On COVID-19
• Somerville Delays Phase 3 Reopening As Boston Businesses Get Ready
• Riverside County Reports Additional Coronavirus Deaths; San Bernardino, Ventura Report New Cases
• Montague Expressway Closed All Weekend While VTA Crews Hoist Pedestrian Bridge Into Place
• Vandalism Of Black Lives Matter Sign Thrusts Quiet City Of Martinez Into Spotlight No One Wants
• Vince's Crabhouse Owners Officially File Lawsuit Against Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski
• Maryland Sanitation Worker Accepted Into Harvard Law
• Family, Friends Remember LA Filipino Community Advocate Who Died Of Coronavirus
• JBS Workers Walk Off Job In Pay Dispute
• New Jersey E-Z Pass Users Receiving 'Ridiculous' Bills With Administrative Fees For Tolls Closed During Shutdown
• A Few Overlooked Essential Workers in Detroit Were Given Much Needed Recognition
• Man Charged With Murder In Deadly Shooting At Old West Pancake House
• Inmates Are 5 Times More Likely To Get Coronavirus Than The General Population, Study Says
• Tropical Storm Fay Makes Landfall In Ocean County, Batters Shore With With Torrential Rains, Flooding
• Curry Rallies Dub Nation To Save Super Fan's Iconic Warriors House In West Oakland From Foreclosure
• Texas gov. warns of potential lockdown if Texans don't wear masks
• Ohio State University Researcher Is Accused Of Sharing Work With China
• Oakland Unified To Begin School Year With Distance Learning Before Students Return To Classrooms
• Man Arrested On Felony Battery Charge In Connection To Oakdale Protest
• Local Gas Prices See Slight Increase After Holiday Weekend, AAA Mid-Atlantic Says
• Living Room Sports: Pitt Athletic Director Heather Lyke Talks Return Of College Sports Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• NCAA Approves Frostburg State For Second Provisional Year Of Division II Membership Process
• Community Groups Support 16 Northridge Families After Fire Destroys Apartment Buildings
• Authorities Identify 2 Suspects In Beating Of Elderly Man At Lancaster Grocery Store
• NHL, players agree to resume season on August 1
• Texas GOP Chair Says Party Could Consider Censure Resolution Against Gov. Abbott At State Convention
• Man Shot In The Shoulder Friday Night In Baltimore, Police Say
• Golden 1 Center Could Become A Voting Center For November Election
• 15-Year-Old Boy Dies After Being Pulled From Pond In Dunstable
• Kim Olson, Candace Valenzuela Make Case To Voters In Democratic Primary Runoff For North Texas Congressional Seat
• Garcetti: Los Angeles Launching Largest Rent Assistance Program In The Country
• Dimmer Going Dark: San Joaquin, Stanislaus Counties On Brink Of Closing
• Wisconsin Breaks Record Of Newly Confirmed COVID-19 Cases
• Virtual Childcare Helps Families Juggle Work And Parenting While At Home
• Berkeley Moves Toward Unarmed, Civilian Traffic Enforcement
• Maryland AG Brian Frosh Criticizes Gov. Hogan's Plans For In-Person Election
• Sonoma County Added To State Monitoring List Because Of Spiking COVID-19 Infections
• Preparing Your Students For Possible Return To The Classroom
• Mayor Frey Announces Task Force Of Local, National Leaders To Guide Changes For Mpls. Police
• NHL, Players Approve Plan To Resume Season, Extend CBA
• North Texas Study Looks To Track Spread Of COVID-19 Among Minorities
• LA County Reports 2,667 New Coronavirus Cases, 51 Deaths
• 'The Beach Will Be Packed': 30K People Expected At OC Beaches This Weekend As Temperatures Soar
• 2 Men In Stable Condition After Stowe Township Shooting
• Annapolis Fire Department Mourns The Loss Of City's First Fire Chief Charles H. Steele
• Trump Commutes Roger Stone's Sentence
• Worcester Police Investigate Afternoon Shooting
• Surge In COVID-19 Cases Strains Testing Capacity Across California
• Atlanta mayor orders city to return to Phase 1
• Parents Who Say They Don't Feel Safe Sending Their Kids To Summer Camp Refused Refunds
• 'Overloaded The System': People Are Waiting Longer For Coronavirus Test Results Due To Increased Demand
• Trump commutes Roger Stone's sentence
• Pac-12 Shifts Fall Schedules To Conference-Only Games
• Deadline Looms For 10 Million Taxpayers Who Haven't Filed Their 2019 Tax Returns
• Flyers To Face Bruins On Aug. 2 As NHL, Players Approve Plan To Resume Season, Extend CBA
• 'We're Too Big': Douglas County Plans To Start New Public Health Department After Split From Tri-County
• Execution blocked after victims' family raises virus concerns
• Attorneys Allege Deputy Present During Fatal Shooting Of Andres Guardado Is Member Of LASD Gang
• Keeping Kids Busy, Sacramento YMCA Summer Camps Continue With COVID-19 Precautions
• As Many Forgo Wearing Masks Along The Riverwalk, Pedestrians Worry
• Plimoth Plantation Will Change Name By The End Of The Year
• With Tech Campuses Deserted, South Bay Food Trucks Make House Calls
• Demonstrators Block Off 35W Bridge, Protesting Killing Of Hachalu Hundessa
• Nederland Mayor: Investigators Detonated 'Homemade Explosives And Incendiary Devices' Found In Home
• 100-Year-Old Bayview Community Garden Grows Food, Understanding, Racial Healing
• Drone Disrupts Firefighting Efforts On East Plum Fire
• Visit Pittsburgh Says Coronavirus Has Canceled More Than 300 Events Or Conventions
• De Blasio Says 'We Have To Do Better' To Stop Shootings, New Grassroots Approach Will Debut This Weekend In Harlem
• Long Island Officials Urging Residents To Prepare For Flash Floods From Tropical Storm Fay
• Mayor de Blasio Responds To Anti-Police Graffiti Near City Hall; 'Graffiti Is Never Acceptable'
• 'Rent Strike' Signs Hang In Windows Of Acacia Apartments As Eviction Moratorium Ends
• Dallas County Reports Over 1,000 New COVID-19 Cases For 8th Straight Day
• Pandemic Closures Lead To Spike In At-Home Swimming Pool Sales
• Baltimore City Department Of Transportation Announces New 'Slow Street' Initiative
• New Law Allows Bars And Restaurants To Continue Delivering And Selling Alcohol To Go
• Speed Limit Lowered On Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge Bike Path Near Overlooks
• Family Of Eric Lurry: No New Video Of His Death Shown At 'Private Viewing'
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Mayor Hancock Explains What It Would Take To Rollback Reopening In Denver
• Bear Euthanized After Attacking Man Inside Aspen Home
• Man saves cop from burning vehicle despite his history with police
• 'The Whole Entire Situation Changed My Life': Kyla Avant Overcame Obstacles After Hit-And-Run Incident 
• NHL, Players Approve Deal To Resume Season Aug. 1; Pittsburgh Penguins' Schedule Released
• Gov. Murphy: New Jersey Will Phase Out 'Freeholder' Title In Local Government
• San Jose Man Arrested In June Murder Of Man In Santa Cruz Mountains
• The Toy Shop In Concord Will Close After 78 Years In Business
• Santa Clara County Health Recommends Businesses Submit Online Form To Resume Operations Early
• DFW Weather: North Texas Under Heat Advisory Through Weekend
• Philadelphia Eagles Penalize DeSean Jackson Over Anti-Semitic Social Media Posts
• Experts Say Parents Should Be Mindful Of Stresses Kids May Face Getting Back To Normal After Months Of Social Distancing
• FEMA Stocks Franklin Warehouse In Preparation For Second Coronavirus Wave
• Sacramento County Looks To Expand Coronavirus Testing As Demand Grows
• Frisco Teens Fundraise To Buy Gift Cards For Frontline Workers
• As Homeless Encampments Continue To Grow In Parks, Neighbors Look For Answers
• Duxbury Will Resume Baseball Games After Player Exposed To Coronavirus Tests Negative
• 100 Days After Bethesda Hospital Started Treating COVID-19 Patients, Doctor Says There's Hope For The Future
• Report: Archdiocese Of New York Received $28 Million In Coronavirus Aid
• Crescent Twp. House Catches Fire After Being Struck By Lightning As Strong Storms Tear Through Pittsburgh Area
• Carnegie Mellon Student Says New Trump Administration Visa Ruling Is 'Cruel' And 'Xenophobic'
• Recent Surge Of Gun Violence In Twin Cities Has Community On Edge
• MedStar Health Awarded Nearly $1M By FCC For Telehealth Expansion During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Facebook Mulls Political-Advertising Blackout In Days Before 2020 Election
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump campaign insists weather caused rally to be postponed
• West Chester University Will Continue Remote Instruction For Fall 2020 Semester
• Heated Exchange Leads To Gunfire During President Trump's Visit To South Florida
• Rutgers University Senior Fighting To Lower Tuition For Remote Only Learning
• CBS3 Summerfest At Home: Top-Ranked US Women's Tennis Singles Player, Sofia Kenin, Makes Philadelphia Freedoms Debut Monday
• Southern California Cities Offering Emergency Rental Assistance
• Texas Bar Owners File Lawsuit Against Gov. Abbott For Shutdown Order: 'They Are In A Fight For Their Life'
• 'I Beat it'; Chicago Ridge Man Comes Home After 85 Days In The Hospital With COVID-19
• 2 Philadelphia Restaurants Ordered To Close For Violating City's COVID-19 Guidelines
• DMV Cut Off Drivers Friday Afternoon Due To Hot Weather
• Social Media's Role In The Racial Justice Movement: 'The Conversation Is Moving So Much More Quickly'
• Once-A-Week Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing Site To Open At El Dorado County Fairgrounds
• Denver City Council Returns To Virtual Meetings As Coronavirus Cases Grow
• Mother Writes Book Inspired By 'Goodnight Moon' To Explain Coronavirus Pandemic To Her Kids
• Storms Topple Trees And Power Lines In Elgin; 'It Just Got Ugly'
• Despite Florida Surge, New Englanders Head To Disney For Reopening
• I-Team: Police Encounter With Distraught Man In Cambridge Under Investigation
• Charged: Donovan Walsh Suspected Of Murdering Alicia Banks-Newton In Arvada
• No One Injured After Police-Involved Shootout In Humboldt Park
• West Contra Costa Unified To Continue Online Learning When School Resumes In August
• Zoo Miami Gorilla Treated For Bite Wounds & Receives COVID-19 Tests
• 'An Emotional Crisis': More Than 150 Minneapolis Police Officers Filing For Disability, Attorney Says Most Suffering From PTSD
• Moraga Commons Park Closes Early Friday After Coyote Attack On Small Child
• Chicago To Close Streets In 10 Neighborhoods This Weekend To Expand Outdoor Dining Options
• Pittsburgh Weather: Severe Weather Moving Through Western Pennsylvania Brings Damaging Winds, Heavy Rain
• Officials: Two-Story Home In West Philadelphia Partially Collapses
• Amazon Tells Employees To Delete TikTok Immediately—Then Takes It Back
• Arrest Warrant Issued For 20-Year-Old Wanted In Deadly North Versailles Shooting
• 'Postponing The Inevitable': NH Business Owners Concerned About Covid-19 Surge After Trump Rally
• Exclusive: Driver In Fatal New Rochelle Police Shooting Speaks Out: 'We Were Both Afraid... It Wasn't Anything Normal'
• Church Singing Ban Strikes Sour Note With Yuba City Pastor
• California May Release 10% Of Inmates In Coronavirus Pandemic Response
• USC To Dismantle Exhibit About John Wayne
• Attorney For Robert Fuller's Family Says No Evidence Of Hate Crime Found
• Gov. Walz To Convene Special Session, Pushes For Police Reform And Bonding Bill
• Steve Cohen Reemerges As Front Runner To Buy Mets
• Maryland Food Truck Week Begins With New Safety Precautions
• Free Coronavirus Testing Up And Running In Hard-Hit Communities
• Rangers Fans Can Have Images Of Themselves In Stands At Globe Life Field Games
• Tropical Storm Fay makes landfall north of Atlantic City
• CBS3 Summerfest At Home: 13-Year-Old Contestant On Food Network's Kids Baking Championship Gives Cupcake Tips
• Annapolis Man Plans 240-Mile Paddleboard Journey To Raise Money For Planting Oysters In The Chesapeake Bay
• San Francisco Zoo Preparing To Open Gates Amid City's COVID-19 Reopening Pause
• Church Singing Ban Strikes Sour Note With NorCal Pastor
• Woodland Man Suspected Of Getting Into Woman's Home, Inappropriately Touching Her
• Denver Broncos Safety Justin Simmons Expected To Sign Franchise Tag
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Department Of Labor Takes Back Some Unemployment Benefits Over Fraud Concerns
• Bay Area College Student, Foster Child Overcomes Challenge Of COVID-19 Shutdown Of Campus
• Goya Foods CEO "not apologizing" for praising Trump
• California to release another 8,000 inmates to slow virus
• President Trump Visits SOUTHCOM, Attends Roundtable Discussion On Venezuela During South Florida Visit
• Pitt Reports 10 More Cases Of Coronavirus In Students And Employees
• Philadelphia Issues Mandatory Closure Of Homeless Encampment Along Parkway
• Denver Police Search For Double Homicide Suspect After 2 Teens Found Dead
• Insurance Companies Accused of Misleading Auto Policy Holders
• Texas Doctor Says Man Died After Attending 'COVID Party'
• Miami Weather: South Florida Under A Heat Advisory
• Governor DeSantis: Much Needed Shipment Of Remdesivir Headed To Florida
• Goya Foods Boycott Takes Off After Its CEO Praises President Trump
• Search For 2 Teenagers Missing Near Possum Kingdom Lake Turns To Recovery Mission
• Baltimore County Police Arrest Man Accused Of Robbing Perry Hall Chick-Fil-A
• Report: DeSean Jackson Plans To Meet With Holocaust Survivor, Working To Educate Himself After Anti-Semitic Posts
• Nevada County Rape Suspect Arrested In Kings County
• Furry Tails: Roo The Rabbit And Her Dinosaur Companion Find A New Home
• Online Petition Calls For More Visible, Complete Tribute To Bruce's Beach In Manhattan Beach
• Cooling Centers Opened Throughout LA County Ahead Of Triple-Digit Weekend
• Valentina Sampaio is Sports Illustrated Swimsuit's first trans model
• Woman gets dishwashing job to see husband at care center
• New Jersey High School Fall Sports Seasons To Begin In October, NJSIAA Says
• Florida Man Hospitalized After Iguana Runs Into Bike Causing Crash
• Universal basic income cause gets $3 million boost from Jack Dorsey
• Book excerpt: "Rebel Chef" by Dominique Crenn
• A third of coronavirus tests in Miami-Dade County came back positive
• Tracking Tropical Storm Fay: Center Of Storm Passes Along East Coast
• Pittsburgh Police Seek To Identify Man Who Allegedly Threw Objects At Police And Helped Incite A Riot
• Coronavirus In Illinois: State Surpasses 1,000 New COVID-19 Cases Again
• Group Protests Area Near Belle Isle for "Black Joy", Demanding DPD Funding Reinvested
• Woman Accused Of Trying To Return Items Stolen From Home Improvement Stores For Cash
• Miami-Dade County Among Nominees For U.S. Space Force Command Headquarters
• Massachusetts Reports 152 Coronavirus Cases, 28 Additional Deaths
• Thousands Of California Prison Inmates Set To Be Released Because Of COVID-19 Outbreaks
• Florida Reports 93 COVID-19 Deaths, 11,433 New Cases Added To State Total
• 1 Killed, 1 Wounded In Humboldt Park Shooting
• Somerville Delays Phase 3 Reopening Again
• Pittsburgh Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued As Cold Front Arrives
• Four People Injured After Crash In Linthicum Heights, Officials Say
• Texas Disaster Declaration For COVID-19 Threat Extended
• Men From Maryland, Nebraska Plead Guilty In Plot To Firebomb Pharmacy
• Allegheny Co. Reports More Than 560 People Died Of An Overdose In 2019
• NWS Ranks Tornado In Grant/Otter Tail Counties As EF-4; First EF-4 In Minnesota Since 2010
• California Planning To Release Another 8,000 Inmates Early To Reduce Spread Of COVID-19
• What Americans could learn from Donald Trump's financial records
• Florida's Curve No Longer Flat Amid New Surge Of COVID-19 Cases
• WHO says some countries may have to return to "total lockdown"
• Remains Found At Methuen Dig Site ID'd As Missing Manchester Man Zakhia Charabati
• Maryland Weather: Flooding Reported In Ocean City As Tropical Storm Fay Passes Along Coast
• State Informs Butler, Westmoreland Co. Commissioners That No Closure Order Will Be Coming Down
• Corornavirus In Colorado: New Challenges Make Contact Tracing More Essential
• Joey Gallo Joins Rangers Practice After Missing Week Due To Coronavirus
• Elevate history "we're all proud of," not Confederate flag, analyst says
• Bay Area Braces For Hot Temperatures Inland, Peaking Sunday
• Goya Faces '#BoycottGoya' Backlash After CEO Praises Trump
• Officials: 77-Year-Old Delaware County Man Dies After Being Found Unconscious In Shallow Water On Atlantic City Beach
• Police Searching For Man Who Allegedly Assaulted Family Member In Carroll County, Stole Vehicle
• Giants Star Buster Posey Opts Out Of Playing In Coronavirus-Shortened 2020 Season
• Instagram Bans All Content Promoting Conversion Therapy
• COVID-19 surge: Next bailout could cost $1.5 trillion, Moody's says
• Cerritos Center For The Performing Arts Cancels 2020-21 Season
• Denton ISD Pushes Back School Start Date By 2 Weeks
• Tropical Storm Fay: What Massachusetts Can Expect
• Jimmie Johnson Angered After Virus Scare
• Stars Align To Make 'Mucho Mucho Amor: The Legend of Walter Mercado,' Now Streaming On Netflix
• Loons Hatch For First Time In Over A Century In Southeastern Massachusetts
• Security Video Released In Long Beach Halloween Party Shooting Which Killed 3, Wounded 9
• Crews Control 2-Alarm Grass Fire In North Sacramento
• Las Virgenes Unified Asks Parents To Choose Between Full-Time Online Learning, Modified On-Campus Schedule
• American Airlines Threatens To Cancel Some Boeing 737 Max Orders
• Man Shot And Killed At North Highlands Convenience Store Identified As Larry Darnell Lewis
• 34-Year-Old Man Charged After Attack That Left 1 Family Member Dead, 2 In Critical Condition
• Gov. Wolf Announces $19M In Funding To Lessen Pandemic's Impact On Homelessness
• Report: 'Nothing Close' Between Phillies, J.T. Realmuto On Contract Extension
• Celebrate National Ice Cream Month With Free Ice Cream Giveaways From Hudsonville Ice Cream
• Pet Adoption Fees Reduced Through Sunday At SPCA, LA City Shelters
• Jacob Frey To Nominate Jim Rowader For City Attorney
• State Board Puts Los Alamitos On Probation After Rash Of Horse Deaths
• Restrictions In Place As Kennywood, Sandcastle Open Their Gates For The Summer
• Trump says he "aced" cognitive test, challenges Biden to take it
• Walgreens Lost $1.7B In 3Q As COVID-19 Tightened Grip
• Police Arrest Prince George's County Man With Loaded Handgun At BWI Airport Checkpoint
• U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth Hits Back At Trump And Carlson: 'These Titanium Legs Don't Buckle'
• 3 LAPD Officers Charged With Falsifying Field Interview Cards To Wrongfully Identify People As Gang Members
• Statue To Tennis Star Arthur Ashe To Stay Put In Richmond
• United Airlines Warns Nearly 70 Employees At Pittsburgh International Airport Could Be Laid Off
• Former Youth Basketball Coach Charged With Assaulting Another Child
• 11-Year-Old Boy Seriously Injured By Fireworks In Boston
• City Of Golden Expands Mask Ordinance
• Former Maryland High School Teacher Facing Sexual Assault Charges
• CPW Searching For Bear That Charged, Scratched Woman In Manitou Springs
• Education Groups Lead In Spending On Lobbyists In Maryland
• Feds worry Epstein confidant Ghislaine Maxwell is suicide risk
• Denver Wants To Keep Homeless Shelter At National Western Complex Open Through Mid-August
• After lobbying, Catholic Church won $1.4 billion in virus aid
• Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association Halts Fall Play, Including At Bowie State, Due To Coronavirus
• Suspect Shot By Longmont Police Early Friday Was Holding BB Gun
• Tax Deadline Day: Taxes Are Due July 15 - Here's What You Need To Know
• COVID-19 tests should be free, but these people still got big bills
• Pennsylvania Records 1,000 New COVID-19 Cases, Biggest 1-Day Report Since May
• Coronavirus (MN): MDH Loosens Restrictions On Long-Term Care Facilities For Designated Family Members, Other 'Essential Caregivers'
• Elon Musk About To Get Another $1.8 Billion Payday From Tesla
• Huron-Clinton Metroparks Unveil Drive-In Movies
• Glen Burnie Man Allegedly Pointed Gun At Man During Assault, Police Say
• Jarvis Landry Pleads With Tom Brady To Fight For Players Amid NFL's Coronavirus Plans
• Deer Lakes High School Cancels In-Person Commencement, No Plans To Reschedule
• Golden Gate Transit To Cut Bus Service, Cites Reduced Ridership Over Pandemic
• Woodlawn Man Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison For Fentanyl Possession With Intent To Distribute
• Shooting In San Francisco Mission District Injures 1; Suspect Flees On Bicycle
• President Trump's Portsmouth, New Hampshire Rally Postponed Due To Tropical Storm Fay
• Medical Experts: George Floyd's Ability To Speak Didn't Mean He Could Breathe
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Justine
• Surveillance Video Shows 2 Suspects Fleeing Scene Of Kensington Hit-And-Run That Critically Injured Man, Police Say
• Doctor urges states to "use common sense" as COVID cases spike
• City Ordering Bars, Restaurants To Close At Midnight
• Lay's Releasing Philly Cheesesteak Chip Inspired By Geno's Steaks
• 'These Are Just Crumbs': Allegheny Co. Restaurants And Bars Reopen With Outdoor Dining, But Business Owners Say It Won't Be Enough
• Anthony Rendon Compares Piping Music Into Stadiums To Seeing Pizza, But Smelling Hamburger: 'It's Dumb'
• FBI Offering $10,000 Reward For Information On Whereabouts Of Missing Amish Teen Linda Stoltzfoos
• Buster Posey opts out of coronavirus-shortened MLB season
• BSO: Partygoers Detained After Shots Fired In Pompano Beach
• Severe Storm Pelts Areas Close To Denver With Damaging Hail
• Texas Deputy & Officer Recovering After Being Shot, Officials Working To ID Person Found Inside Burned Home
• Steve Overmyer: Yankees Still 'Class Of The Majors'
• Nick Cordero's baby kissed video of him on phone
• Fauci says U.S. is not "doing great" on coronavirus response
• Buster Posey Opts Out Of Playing For SF Giants In Coronavirus-Shortened 2020 Season
• U.S. reports 63,200 new coronavirus cases, another daily record
• Trump rally in New Hampshire postponed
• This week on "Face the Nation," July 12, 2020
• Chicago Weather: Break From Extreme Heat Ahead
• Man Stabbed On Simi Valley Trail, Suspects At Large
• President Donald J. Trump Not Wearing Mask As He Arrives In Miami
• 'Is There Going To Be Opening Day?' Asks CBS San Francisco's Dennis O'Donnell
• CPD Engages In Neighborhoods Community Policing Efforts
• Raging Waters At Sacramento's Cal Expo Cancels 2020 Season
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces Over 1,000 New Coronavirus Cases In One Day, Statewide Total Grows To 93,876
• KPIX 5's Dennis O'Donnell: 'Is There Going To Be Opening Day?'
• Indoor Shopping Malls Reopen To Customers In Phase 4 Regions Of New York
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 609 New COVID-19 Cases Reported; Death Toll Nears 1,500
• Spotify, Other Apps Crash On iPhones In Apparent Facebook Bug
• Philadelphia Weather: Tropical Storm Fay Dumping Heavy Rain, Gusty Winds Across Region; Flood Threat Remains High
• Ford rejects workers' suggestion it stop making police vehicles
• The 'Dirty Work' Of White Liberal Leaders Is Done By Police, Fmr. Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges Writes In Op-Ed
• Man Seriously Hurt In Overnight Fire In Pasadena
• Driver Dies After Crashing Under Big Rig Near Highway 65 In Lincoln
• Scientists race to explain why COVID kills a lot more men than women
• Crews Fire Burning Near Gilroy Reaches 93 Percent Containment
• Paul Finebaum's Commentary Is Particularly Discouraging For College Football
• Tropical Storm Fay Slightly Stronger, Faster Headed Toward Northeast
• Officials: Pennsylvania Man Sentenced To 10 Years For Office Firebombing
• SUV Plunges Over Side Of Pomona Parking Structure To End Slow-Speed Chase
• Maryland Fines 4 Nursing Homes For Lack Of Universal Testing
• Naya Rivera presumed dead in "tragic accident" after disappearance
• Michigan Lottery Results For Thursday, July 9, 2020
• Pittsburgh Labor Day Parade Canceled
• Colorado Weather: Heatwave Sends High Temps Soaring!
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Fall Back Below 400; Positive Test Rate Also Drops
• Nearly 400 USC Faculty Members Sign Letter Calling On School To Do More To Address Racism
• Adams County Deputies Can Wear Variants Of Badges To Support Cancer Awareness
• Over A Dozen Mass. Breweries Join National 'Black Is Beautiful' Initiative
• Mass. Commissioner For Deaf On Leave For Ties To Controversial Fraternity
• Senate Candidate John James Raises $1.2M More Than Democratic Incumbent Gary Peters In Senate Race
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 7-10-20
• 'No Shirt, No Shoes, No Mask!' Whitmer Requires Wearing Masks, Businesses Must Deny Service
• 'Bad Bear!': Actor Helen Mirren Says She Had Close Encounter At Her Lake Tahoe Home
• Allegheny Co. Health Department Reports 1 Additional Death, 180 New Coronavirus Cases Bringing Countywide Total To Over 4,500
• Turkey's president formally reconverts Istanbul's Hagia Sophia into a mosque
• 4 Flight Attendants Evaluated After Plane Coming From MSP Airport Lands In Baltimore With Reported Medical Emergency
• Berks County Man Facing Charges After Shooting, Killing Brother During Argument, DA Says
• New York City's Alternate Side Parking Suspended For Another Week
• Woman Killed In Crash Near Annapolis Thursday Afternoon, Police Say
• FBI Offering $10,000 Reward In Mysterious Disappearance Of Pa. Amish Girl Linda Stoltzfoos
• Frightening Wildfire Shuts Down Altamont Pass Traffic Overnight
• Once Defiant Yuba, Sutter Counties See Rise In COVID-19 Cases
• Judge Strikes Down Indiana Abortion Complications Report Law
• Eye on the Day for Friday, July 10, 2020
• Firefighters Stop 4-Alarm Modesto Pallet Yard Fire From Spreading
• Archdiocese of Chicago Catholic Schools Announces Plans To Reopen This Fall
• 10-Year-Old Boy Charged With Arson In Carroll County Garage Fire
• PTL Links: July 10, 2020
• Bed Bath & Beyond To Close 200 Stores, Shift To Online Ordering
• Indiana Woman Charged In Hit-And-Run At Protest Of Racist Attack On Vauhxx Booker
• Spotify, Waze And Other iOS Apps Crashed Friday Morning, Users Report
• National French Fry Day Is July 13
• Philippines Congress officially silences nation's biggest broadcaster
• Michigan Matters: PNC Pitching in during Pandemic, Michigan Business Network Gauging COVID's Toll
• DNC hopes to reach more voters with new voter file model
• 2 Deputies Shot, Suspect Dead In Violent End To Hours-Long Knightsen Standoff
• Police Searching For Suspects After Robbery At iGenius Phone Store In Northeast Philly
• Boston Housing Authority Extends Moratorium On Evictions Until 2021
• Philadelphia Launches Bid To Host FIFA World Cup 2026
• Dallas County Tax Offices Ending Face-To-Face Interactions, Closing All Offices To The Public
• Trump appointee cutting 10 visas for international journalists
• Frightening Wildfire Shuts Down Altamont Pass Traffic
• Austin Cindric Wins At Kentucky Speedway
• Tips For Keeping Your Lawn Green
• Police: Florida Dog At Center Of Deadly Dispute Euthanized
• MIT, Brigham And Women's Hospital Create Silicone Mask With N95 Filter For Easy Sterilization
• Ruby Rose Congratulates Batwoman Replacement Javicia Leslie
• Art Camp 10 Pages At The Modern Art Museum Of Fort Worth
• Goya faces calls for boycott after CEO praises Trump
• "The Wonder Years" reboot pilot featuring Black family in the works
• Julian Edelman Says He's Now Spoken To DeSean Jackson About Anti-Semitic Posts
• Here's How To Volunteer For A Coronavirus Vaccine Trial
• Michael Cohen back in custody after refusing terms of home confinement
• Tammy Duckworth fires back at Tucker Carlson, Trump campaign
• Mystery elephant killer could leave herd "decimated," expert warns
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: State Deaths Set New Single-Day Record; Cases Spike Among SF General Staff; Oakland Zoo's Future In Doubt
• Cam Newton Gets To Work With N'Keal Harry
• Complaint Filed Against Kennywood, Idlewild And Sandcastle Over Mask Policy
• Learn About The Coronavirus Risks To School Age Children
• Investigators release 911 call made after "Glee" actress' son was found on boat
• Police: Group Of Men Caught On Camera Using U-Haul Van To Dislodge, Steal ATM In Olney
• Chicago Riverwalk Returns To Regular Operating Hours Friday
• Gateway Clipper Fleet Resuming Sightseeing Cruises
• 26-Year-Old Woman Killed In Shooting In Roseland Neighborhood
• Woman Dead After Falling Onto Brown Line Tracks
• Queens Man Accused Of Sex Trafficking 2 Teens Held Against Their Will
• Kidsburgh: Getting Children Tested For Coronavirus Is Not That Easy Or That Simple
• Starbucks Will Require Customers To Wear Masks At All US Locations
• Another Night Of Gun Violence In Minneapolis Leaves At Least 8 Hurt, One Dead
• Man Fatally Struck By Hit-And-Run Driver In Lawndale
• Free Coronavirus Testing Begins In 8 Hardest Hit Massachusetts Cities
• Relentless heat wave to bake the U.S. for "multiple weeks"
• Texas Judge Refuses To Force Houston To Host State Republican Party's In-Person Convention
• Online retailer Shein slammed for selling swastika necklace
• Man Not Pleased After His Windshield Was Cracked By Flying Piece Of Metal As He Drove Along Kennedy Expressway Near Downtown
• Car Involved In Shooting Slams Into Building In River North
• Police: 29-Year-Old Man Found Shot Dead Behind House In West Oak Lane
• U.S. Census Questionnaires Provide Unique Challenges For The Disabled, But Don't Ask About Specific Disabilities
• 'Traffic Calming Devices:' City Seeing Increase In Demand For Speed Humps
• Health expert says 250,000 Americans could die of COVID by end of year
• Tractor-Trailer Crashes Along Interstate 70, Blocking Eastbound Lanes
• Violent Crash In Rhawnhurst Sends Car Into House, Seriously Injures 2 People
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/10 Friday Morning Forecast
• To Do List: Paddleboard Yoga, Arts Festival, And Fresh Produce
• Mayor of South Korean capital found dead after leaving "sorry" note
• Route 8 Northbound In Shaler Closed Due To Water Main Break
• Bed, Bath, And Beyond To Close 200 Stores Over Next Two Years
• Traffic Circle Pilot Program Starts In East End
• Nevada tightens restrictions again as COVID hospitalizations "spike"
• Stray Cat Found In Ross Township Tests Positive For Rabies
• City Of Pittsburgh Postpones July 11 Dollar Bank Drive-In Movie Night
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• Potential Driver Crashes Into Penn Hills Driver's License Center While Learning To Drive
• Six WVU Women's Basketball Players Test Positive For Coronavirus, Delaying Workouts
• Ex-W. Va Sheriff's Deputy Sentenced For Heroin Distribution

Videos from July 10, 2020

• Dr. Zeke Emanuel on "The Takeout" — 7/10/2020
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• Trump visits Florida as state's coronavirus cases climb
• Mexico exhuming bodies to make room for recently deceased, as coronavirus cases surge
• New records released in Flynn case as appeals court issues stay of dismissal
• Teachers protest schools reopening amid pandemic
• Trump likely to wear a mask in public for the first time
• COVID-19 testing turnaround times show massive delay
• Coronavirus rips through the South as U.S. death toll hits record high
• CBS Evening News, July 10, 2020
• Indoor dining delays could be final straw for many restaurants
• Previewing CBS News' 2020 Battleground Tracker
• World Health Organization acknowledges coronavirus can be airborne
• Woman takes job as dishwasher at care facility to see husband with Alzheimer's
• Goya Foods faces backlash over CEO's support for Trump
• Tracking Tropical Storm Fay and a dangerous heat wave
• Concerns about neo-Nazis in German army ranks
• Teachers' union leader on the need to reopen schools safely
• Phoenix schools go fully remote for beginning of school year
• Trump holds roundtable, fundraiser in Florida as coronavirus cases rise
• Colleges gear up for uncertain fall semester amid COVID-19
• South Carolina removed Confederate flag 5 years ago
• Mysterious elephant deaths under investigation in Botswana
• U.S. coronavirus deaths on the rise again
• Local Matters: Arizona sees record spike in COVID-19 cases
• Trump heads to Florida following Supreme Court rulings on his tax returns
• Italian brides protest COVID rules quashing their wedding plans
• Brits allowed haircuts and pub visits for first time in months
• Jeremy Pope on what the real Hollywood can learn from new Netflix series
• COVID-19 gender gap: Study shows men are more than twice as likely to die
• Activist Kimberly Jones on economic inequality and plans to turn her powerful words into action
• Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms on testing positive for COVID-19 and requiring masks in public
• Surprise COVID-19 costs? Loopholes and mix-ups are leading to bills for thousands of dollars
• Tropical Storm Fay brings heavy rain, flood warnings to East Coast
• New video in the Breonna Taylor investigation shows the moments after deadly police raid
• President Trump's Supreme Court appointees rule against him
• California, Arizona and Texas struggle to contain coronavirus