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Articles from July 13, 2020

• Roseville Malls Adapt To New Round Of State Closures
• Mayor Steinberg Proposes Buying 500 Tiny Homes For Homeless
• Placerville Debates Whether To Remove Noose From City Logo
• Louis' Restaurant, Beloved San Francisco Sea-View Diner, Closes Because Of Pandemic
• San Francisco Allows Swim Team To Practice Despite COVID-19 Health Order Banning Pool Use
• Pilot Program Between UC Davis And Caltrans Reduces Wrong-Way Highway Crashes By Almost Half
• Sonoma Food-Industry Workers Fear Financial Devastation From New Closure Order
• Santa Clara County Officials Work With State to Clarify Reopening Rollback Policy
• Chargers Safety Roderic Teamer Gets 4 Game Suspension For Violating Substance Abuse Policy
• Evergreen Family Watches Elephant Butte Fire Burn Land They've Had For 100 Years
• Littleton Family Unknowingly Buys House Contaminated With Meth, Home Is Condemned 3 Weeks After Closing
• Douglas County Republicans Apologize For Comic Of 'Polis' Using Face Mask To Restrain 'Colorado'
• Teen Kickstarts Petition To Change Douglas County Decision To Leave Tri-County Health
• With Indoor Dining Off The Table, Yuba-Sutter Fairgrounds Stepping Up To Help Businesses
• Riverside, San Bernardino Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths As Closure Orders Go Into Effect
• LA County Reports 2,593 New Coronavirus Cases, 13 Deaths; Gyms, Salons, Indoor Malls Ordered To Close
• New Round Of Restrictions Takes Psychological Toll On Workers
• Ventura County Reports 373 New Coronavirus Cases; Health Officials Order Closure Of Gyms, Salons, Places Of Worship
• Sacramento Zoo Announces Birth Of Red Panda Cub
• Following Coronavirus Shutdown, Some Colorado Drivers May See DMV Fee
• 'All Good Things Must Come To An End': Tamera Mowry-Housley Announces She Is Leaving 'The Real' After 7 Years
• Family of Oakland Man Killed by CHP Officers Announces Wrongful Death Lawsuit
• White House Targets Fauci After Blunt Warnings About Coronavirus
• Midtown Restaurant Kupros Temporarily Closing After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Rapper Tory Lanez Arrested On Felony Charge In Los Angeles
• Stars React To 'Glee' Actress Naya Rivera's Death
• Minnesota Weather: Storms Roll Across State Overnight, With More Rounds Of Rain Tuesday
• Chicago Weather: Building Heat
• Apple Will Send Coronavirus Test Kits to Employees' Homes
• Large Groups Of Mostly Teens Are Getting Out Of Hand Downtown, Neighbors Say
• Police Departments Cut Ties With Jake The Striper After Discovery Of Racist, Homophobic Posts
• Unemployed Workers Complain They've Been Waiting For Days For Callbacks From IDES Phone System
• Philadelphia Managing Director Brian Abernathy To Announce Resignation Tuesday, Source Confirms
• Allentown Police Release Video Showing Moments Before Officer Restrained Man With Knee On Neck, Sparking Protests
• What Exactly Does The COVID-19 Positivity Rate Tell Us?
• Community Plans Emergency Action To Combat Rise In Youth Violence
• Eagle Scout Raises More Than $5,000 To Buy E-Readers For Library At UPMC Children's Hospital
• Can You Get Reinfected With Coronavirus? Health Experts Don't Have Data Yet To Support Theory
• OC School Board Votes To Allow In-Person Instruction This Fall Without Masks, Social Distancing
• 22-Month-Old Girl Sustains Graze Wound After Pregnant Mother Assaulted By Armed Ex-Boyfriend, Police Say
• Department Of Corrections Continues Coronavirus Testing On Inmates & Staff
• 22-Year-Old Dies After Falling From Ocean City, Maryland Hotel Balcony
• Protesters Outside Philadelphia DA's Office Demand Charges Be Dropped For Those Arrested During Protests
• Longtime Monessen Girls Basketball Coach Major Corley Remembered As His Players' Biggest Fan
• Washington NFL Team Retires Redskins Name, Logo; New Ones In Development
• Woman Killed When Ejected From Vehicle That Crashed Into Parked Car In Minneapolis
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Visits Jackson Memorial Hospital To Discuss State's Surge In COVID Cases
• Clock Keeps Ticking To Figure Out How School Year Will Begin In South Florida
• Sharnesha Street, Woman Seen On Video Striking BPD Officer, Pleads Guilty To Assault, Given Probation
• 'Decades Overdue': Baltimore City Council Re-Examines Police Response To Mental Health, Behavioral Calls
• Police Investigating Robbery Of 4 Jewish Juveniles At Towson Town Center As Bias Incident
• 20-Year-Old Charged With Murder In Deadly Long Beach Shooting
• City Schools Buys 10,000 Hotspots From T-Mobile To Give To Baltimore Students To Keep Them Connected Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• First Day Of Summer School Met With Resistance In Detroit
• Company Makes Air Filter For Indoor Spaces To Fight Contaminants Like Covid-19
• Orioles Update: SS Richie Martin To Have Wrist Surgery Wednesday; Adley Rutschman Continues Practicing With Team
• Evacuations Remain In Effect Overnight As Wildfire Burns Near Evergreen
• Organizers Demand Detroit City Council Members Drop Charges Against Protesters
• Another California Prisoner Dies From Coronavirus Complications
• Republican Party Of Texas Agrees To Virtual Convention After Losing In Court
• SF Motorcyclist, Bicyclist Suffer Major Injuries In Separate Crashes
• David Ross, 5 Cubs Players, Miss Workout As They Await Precautionary COVID-19 Test Results
• Hair Salons, Barber Shops And Gym Owners Upset With Latest Closure Orders
• Two Men Injured In Shootings In Baltimore Monday Night
• 'Pretty Gross' Green Algae Blooms Impacting Lakes In Central, Northern Minnesota
• Stanislaus County Hospitals Impacted As Positivity Rate Rises To 15.3%
• Ravens Sign 3rd Round Draft Pick Malik Harrison
• Some Texas Superintendents Push For Online Only Start To School Year Due To Coronavirus Surge
• San Joaquin County Sheriff Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Dr. Fauci At Stanford: 'Perfect Storm' Of Factors Lead To Coronavirus Surge In U.S.
• Customs Agents Find 2 Species Of Invasive Moth Nests On Merchant Ships In Maryland
• Rain Helps Firefighters Battling Elephant Butte Fire In Evergreen
• 'Handful' Of Minnesota National Guard Members Test Positive For COVID-19 At Fort Irwin
• OC Reports 540 New Coronavirus Cases, 1 Additional Death As Non-Essential Businesses Are Ordered To Close Again
• You Can Now Visit The New Baby Eaglets At Masonville Cove Urban Wildlife Area
• Man Charged In Murder Of Woman Pregnant With His Child Also Charged In Minneapolis 200 Club Shooting
• "Empire" actor Bryshere Gray arrested on domestic violence charges
• Third ICE detainee dies from coronavirus
• Baltimore Police Officer, Citizen Injured In Crash In West Baltimore
• Firefighters Knock Down 5-Acre Grass Fire In San Jose
• Patriot League Cancels Fall Sports, Will Allow Navy To Make Its Own Decision
• Gov. Cuomo: Schools In Phase 4 Regions Allowed To Reopen Under Certain Conditions
• Study Suggests Ridgecrest Quakes Increased Risk Of Big San Andreas Temblor
• Wheeling Police Officer Honored For Rescuing Boy During Mobile Home Fire
• Historic African American-Owned Park In Pennsylvania Struggling After Coronavirus Cancels Fundraising Events
• New San Francisco Band Fast Times Holds Fundraising Livestream For Good Cause
• Sacramento Start-Up Develops HERO-Carts To Help Frontline Health Care Workers
• In Wake Of Continued Gun Violence, Prominent Members Of Black Community Call On NYPD To Bring Back Anti-Crime Unit
• George Floyd Case: Attorneys For All 4 Officers File Objections To Court's Gag Order
• Relatively Unknown Frisco Tech Company Gets Nearly $300M From Texas For Coronavirus Contact Tracing
• East Bay Teachers Demand Safety Plans Before Returning To Classrooms
• Black Lives Matter Mural In Front Of Trump Tower Vandalized With Red Paint
• CDCR: 2 Correctional Officers Stabbed By Inmate At Sacramento Prison
• Pandemic Has Oakland Children's Fairyland Teetering On Financial Ruin
• 'Some People Are Just So Ungrateful': Former WR Derrick Mason Reacts To Results Of Fan Vote For Ravens All-Time Team
• 5 More People Shot In Brooklyn, Hours After 1-Year-Old Boy Gunned Down While Sitting In His Stroller
• Coronavirus Q&A: Dr. Mary Jo Trepka Addresses Concern Miami-Dade Has Become Epicenter Of Pandemic
• MISSING: Angel Hunter, 12, Last Seen In Prairie Shores Area
• Doctor Walking To Major League Baseball Stadiums For Health Care Workers To Stop At PNC Park
• 3 Ohio Sisters Give Birth On Same Day In Same Hospital
• Santa Clara County Opens Sectors Only To Announce Closures Again Following Newsom Announcement
• Additional Charges For Jailed White Nationalist Christopher Cantwell
• Injured Hiker Spends Night In Rocky Mountain National Park After Tumbling 75 Feet
• Sheriff: 'Glee' Actress Naya Rivera Saved Son Before Drowning
• Anne Arundel County Police Department's Crisis Intervention Team Wins International Recognition
• 'Frontier Broke Its Promises': Minnesota AG Keith Ellison Settles With Telecommunications Giant
• Pandemic Among Reasons For Nearly 200 Fewer Voting Centers In Dallas County For Primary Runoff
• 370 LAPD Employees Have Tested Positive For Coronavirus To Date
• Giants 81-Game Road Trip Couple Re-Visited
• Back To School At Home: Stockton Unified Students Will Not Return To School In August
• Comet Neowise Streaking Toward Our Skies Before Disappearing For Nearly 7,000 Years
• Gov. Murphy: New Jersey Will Not 'Be Beaten Or Bludgeoned' Into Reopening Schools If It's Not Safe
• Gov. Newsom Orders All Bars, Indoor Dining Closed; Gyms, Churches, Salons Closed In Most Of California
• Missing Hopkins Woman Reginah Michori Found Safe In Carver County
• More Than 10,000 Texans Hospitalized With Coronavirus
• Cameras To Record Expressway Traffic Are Still Not In Use, Shooting Victim's Sister Wants To Know What Happened
• Motorcyclist Killed In Crash Near River Falls, Wisconsin
• Judge: Women Can Get Abortion Pill Without Doctor Visits During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Former San Diego County Sheriff's Deputy Charged In Fatal May Shooting Of Escaped Detainee
• FDA List Of Potentially Toxic Hand Sanitizer Brands Grows To Nearly 60
• Immigration Courts Reopen Despite Rising Coronavirus Cases
• Teacher Resigns, 1 On Leave After Sexual Harassment Allegations At St. Anthony Village High
• Denver Weather: Heat Streak Coming To A (Brief) End Soon
• Puppy Injured After Police Chase Ends With Crash In Fayette Co.
• Sold Out: Remdesivir Used To Treat COVID-19 Not Widely Available
• Orphaned Alaska Moose Calf Coming To Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
• Pedestrian Critically Injured In San Bruno Hit-And-Run Collision
• Pasadena Man Sentenced to Seven Years To Life After Slashing Woman's Throat In 2017
• Long Lines Form At Dodger Stadium COVID-19 Testing Site
• Delaware Navy Veteran Finally Receives Service Award After Waiting Decades For Medal
• Retired Maryland ER Doctor Creates Device To Protect Doctors From Coronavirus
• Search On For Suspect After 17-Year-Old Killed In Winters Drive-By Shooting
• Six Flags Wild Safari Shows Off Siberian Tiger Cubs Named After US Women's Soccer Stars
• Sacramento-Area Residents Flocking To Salons, Barbers Before They Close
• Gary Schools Giving Option Of Classroom Learning Or E-Learning For New School Year
• Pa. Department Of Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine Says State Has Power To Stop Spread Of Coronavirus
• Ald. Carrie Austin (34th) Announces She Has COVID-19
• 14 Injured, 30 Fires Caused By Fireworks On July 4th Weekend In Maryland, Officials Say
• Delaware Woman Indicted On Murder Charge In 2019 Killing Of 4-Month-Old At Day Care, Accused Of Abusing 4 Other Children
• A Banner Year For Lake Minnetonka Fishing, For Those Who Can Endure The Water Traffic
• Large Event Spaces In NYC Fear For Their Future With No Reopening Date In Sight
• Blackhawks Training Camp Opens Without Corey Crawford, But With Brent Seabrook
• Bars, Restaurants, Worship Services, Malls, Gyms In 30 California Counties Ordered To Close As COVID Cases Surge
• California Closing Again: Bars, Indoor Dining Across The State Ordered To Close
• 10 Percent Of Pa.'s Unemployment Claims Are Still Stuck In Limbo
• Times Square Vendors Struggling To Make Ends Meet Without Typical Summer Crowds
• 13-Year-Old Boy Behind Wheel In Deadly Auto-Pedestrian Crash In Grand Prairie
• Denver Public Schools Upgrading HVAC In Schools To Combat Coronavirus
• Deeds To Land In Levittown, Nation's First Suburb, Rooted In Systemic Racism
• Giants-A's Battle Of The Bay Scheduled For Next Week
• LA Company Managing 27 SoCal Nursing Facilities To Pay $16.7 Million To Settle Medicare Fraud Case
• Joliet Slammers To Play Ball With (Some) Fans In The Stands
• "Get Me Roger Stone" filmmaker on how Stone's loyalty paid off
• Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia's Mother, Stepfather On Ventilators After Testing Positive For COVID-19
• Extreme Heat Leads To Adjustments At Some North Texas Coronavirus Testing Sites
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Only 2 COVID-19 Deaths Reported As State Counts Nearly 500 More Cases
• City Of Pittsburgh And Pitt Sign Legal Brief, Join Harvard-MIT Suit Denouncing ICE Rule On International Students
• Pennsauken High School Community Mourns Brothers Among 3 Teens Killed In AC Expressway Crash
• Bronx District Attorney Yet To File Charges Against Suspect In Video Showing NYPD Officer Being Put In Headlock
• North Wildwood Irish Fall Festival Canceled Due To COVID-19
• Washington NFL team officially drops "Redskins" name
• Group Of NYC Students Creates 'Scholar Studio,' Free Online Tutoring Course To Help Others Prepare For Upcoming School Year
• Colorado Congressman Proposes Bill To Expand Rocky Mountain National Park
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Poll - Biden leads among women in FL, AZ, TX
• Special Health Insurance Enrollment Period In Maryland Ends Wednesday
• Philadelphia Bringing Summer Camp Experience To Thousands Of Children With Extended PlayStreets Program
• Assistant Allegheny Co. District Attorney Files Complaint With OSHA About Working Conditions At Courthouse After Testing Positive For Coronavirus
• Sicklerville Native, Euroleague Basketball Star Donates Court To Hometown
• Parks Department Steps Up Efforts To Clean Up Trash Left Behind By Crowds At Rockaway Beach
• Viral Video Of Wildwood Police Officer Repeatedly Punching Suspect On Ground Sparks Investigation
• 'It's One Of The Most Wonderful Things That Has Ever Happened To Me': Honor Flight South Florida Surprises Veterans With Caravan
• Sen. Pat Toomey's Supporters Insist He's Republican Despite Pres. Donald Trump's Late-Night Tweet
• 2 Men, 2 Teenage Boys Charged In Hollywood Hills Murder Of Rapper Pop Smoke
• COVID-19 Cancels Chicago Marathon; 'It's The Right Call'
• Miami-Dade Conducts Virtual Jury Program Under Pilot Program
• Long Island Man Helping Minorities Fight Stigma That Comes With Discussions About Mental Health
• News Of California's Reopening Rollback Sends Stocks Into Reverse
• Denton ISD Delaying Start Of School By 2 Weeks Due To Pandemic: 'Our Plans Have To Be Fluid'
• 'Glee' Star Naya Rivera's Body Discovered 7/13 - Exactly 7 Years To The Day Co-Star Cory Monteith Was Found Dead
• Does Heat Kill Coronavirus?
• Minnesota Lynx Announce 2020 Season To Start July 26
• Fire In BART Tunnel Between 24th Street Mission, Glen Park Stations Extinguished
• Philadelphia Flyers Get Down To Business As They Open Camp Ahead Of NHL Restart
• SacRT Bus Driver Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Iconic Musso & Frank Grill To Offer Takeout, Delivery After Briefly Reopening, Then Closing Again
• Massachusetts Senate Debates Police Accountability Bill
• Florida Woman Gets Job As Dishwasher To See Husband At Assisted Living Facility
• 'This Is Just The First Step Of Many': State Leaders React To NFL's Washington Name & Logo Change
• 'Cruel, Abrupt And Unlawful': AG Healey Sues Trump Administration Over New Rules For Foreign Students
• UCSF Study: 1 In 3 Young Adults Vulnerable For Severe COVID-19; Smoking A Determining Factor
• Advocates Tell Renters To Seek Legal Advice As Moratorium On Evictions Ends This Week
• Police Seek Suspect Wanted In Connection To Fatal Shooting On Detroit's West Side
• Pittsburgh Federation Of Teachers Raises Questions About Wearing Masks All Day If Return In Fall
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 7-13-20
• Plimoth Plantation Name Change Will Better Represent Indigenous People
• Sacramento Kings Player Richaun Holmes In Quarantine After Leaving NBA Bubble For Food Delivery
• No Corey Crawford As Blackhawks Begin Practicing Again
• Indiana Coroner ID's St. Paul Girl Who Drowned At Camp As Kelly Solomon, 10
• Demonstrators Protest New Zone 5 Police Station In East Liberty
• New York City Child Care Centers Reopen, But Some Parents Seem Reluctant To Return
• Saugus Woman To Face Animal Cruelty Charges After Dog Dies At Revere Beach
• Judge Blocks Federal Executions; Trump Administration Appeals
• Number Of People Anxious To Be Tested For Coronavirus Continues To Climb
• Actress Naya Rivera's Body Recovered From SoCal Lake
• Search Continues For Woman Missing 2 Weeks While 'Quarantining' In Sierra
• Philadelphia Police Leaving 'No Stone Unturned' As Community Members Help In Search For Missing 2-Year-Old King Hill
• Colorado Joins Multi-State Lawsuit Against Trump Administration Over Visa Rules For College Students
• Texas Sen. Ted Cruz Photographed Not Wearing Mask On Flight, Temporarily Removed It To Drink Coffee Spokesperson Says
• U Of C Takes Action Against ICE Directive Saying Foreign Students Taking Online Classes Can't Stay In U.S.
• GOP, DFL Legislators Optimistic This Special Session Will Produce Results
• LA Apparel's factory shut after 300 contract coronavirus
• Deadline Extended For Coronavirus Rent Support Program In Baltimore
• Giants Evaluating Three Catchers To Replace Buster Posey
• 2-Alarm Vegetation Fire Burns In Santa Rosa Neighborhood
• When It Comes To Returning To School, Families Are Making Their Own Plans
• Police: Would-Be Burglar Passes Out From Blood Loss After Punching Window
• Churches, Gyms, Malls And Salons Ordered To Close Again In 29 California Counties, Including Sacramento
• 5 Sacramento-Area Eateries Cited By ABC For Allowing Dining In
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Vows To Better Communicate With County Mayor Carlos Gimenez On COVID Spread
• First federal execution in 17 years delayed once again
• More Colorado Mountain Towns Adopt Mask Mandates
• Colorado Rapids Lose For First Time This Year
• Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez, Doctors Say Not Wearing Mask Or Socially Distancing Is Driving Up Coronavirus Numbers
• Mosquitoes Test Positive For West Nile Virus In Dallas, Spraying Planned Next 2 Nights
• Bicyclist Killed In Crash Near Sparrows Point, Police Say
• LAUSD Students Won't Return To Classrooms In The Fall
• PHOTOS: Comet NEOWISE Rises Over Maine Mountain
• Police Find Young Woman's Body Shot To Death In Stolen Vehicle
• US Attorney's Office In Philadelphia Working To Cut Violent Crimes With New Public Awareness Campaign
• Police: Coyote Attacks Dog, Scratches Woman In Backyard In Erie
• Person Injured In Domestic-Related Shooting Near Randallstown, Police Say
• 'I Could Have Been Dead Today': Black Driver Feared For Life In Minnesota Mistaken ID Arrest
• States sue feds over ICE rules for foreign students
• 2-Year-Old Boy Found Floating In North Texas Pool
• Monroeville Police Find Missing 14-Year-Old Sean Douglas Stitt
• Trump's threat to cut school funding does little to sway state officials
• Expert Says Constant Exposure To Videos Of Police Brutality Can Lead To Toxic Stress, Psychological Trauma
• Will You See A Second Stimulus Payment?
• Summit County Repeat Offender Gets 10 Years In Prison For Assaulting Officers
• Another Free Mask Giveaway Planned In Arlington To Help Fight Spread Of Coronavirus
• Wilmington Resumes Some Parking Enforcement In Downtown, Riverfront Areas
• Pittsburgh Police Looking To Identify Man Suspected Of Throwing Bricks Or Rocks At Officers During Protests
• Pennsylvania Department Of Health Issues Emergency Warning After Spike In COVID-19 Cases Related To Young People Traveling, Socializing
• Fiat Chrysler War With Ford Heats Up With Hemi-Powered Jeep
• Sheriff: 26-Year-Old Man Killed In Pierce Co. Motorcycle Crash
• Judge Rules Against Man Challenging NH City's Coronavirus Mask Rules
• Several Baltimore Swimming Pools Reopen With Limited Capacity Due To Coronavirus
• Reusable Bags Allowed Again In Massachusetts Grocery Stores
• Creed Wins Rain-Shortened Trucks Race
• NEOWISE, Comet Discovered By JPL In Pasadena, Puts On Spectacular Show Across Northern Hemisphere
• Milwaukee Council Approves Mandatory Masks In Public
• West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Reinstating Coronavirus Restrictions As Cases Rise
• MDOT MTA Wouldn't Get Funding Under Second Coronavirus Stimulus Plan As Proposed
• Ghislaine Maxwell Tried 'To Flee' When FBI Agents Arrived At NH Home, Prosecutors Say
• Reopening: Santa Clara County Gyms Back Open Under Revised Order
• Gov. Polis Disputes Study Claiming Colorado Is No. 2 For COVID-19 Restrictions
• Singer Ryan McPhearson Suffers Brain Injury While Trying To Break Up Fatal Arvada Motorcycle Gang Fight
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 154 New Cases, 5 More Deaths
• Man Accused Of Beating Victim With Chain During Property Dispute
• Dallas County Judge Warns Of 'Rampant Community Spread' Of Coronavirus As 1,114 More Cases Confirmed
• Department Of Labor And Industry Warns Of Unemployment Fraud
• NFL, Oakley Come Up With Face Shields To Protect Players
• Eagan Police Seek Public's Help Finding Stolen Bike Built For Visually Impaired Resident
• Women Attacked With Boards On High Line Canal Trail: 1 Suspect Arrested, 1 Victim Remains Hospitalized
• NFL, Oakley Come Up With Helmets Equipped With Mouth Shield They Hope Will Protect Players From COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 883 New COVID-19 Cases, 6 Additional Deaths
• Javicia Leslie Is The CW's New Batwoman
• 23 million Americans could soon face evictions
• On Day Trial Was Set To Begin, Carlton Troutman Pleads Guilty To Edina Hit-And-Run That Injured Teen At School Bus Stop
• With Tax Day Quickly Approaching, Here Are Some Helpful Filing Tips
• Detroit Businessman, Ambassador Bridge Owner Manuel 'Matty' Moroun Dead At 93
• WNBA Season Opens July 25 With Weekend Dedicated To Black Lives Matter Movement
• Gov. Walz Extends Peacetime Emergency Due To COVID-19 Outbreak
• Retired Miami Firefighter Dead After Cooper City House Fire
• Los Angeles schools to offer classes online only this fall
• Pa. Attorney General Joins Other States In Filing Lawsuit Over ICE Rule For International Students
• BLM Holds Protest At North Hollywood Church Where Black Woman Was Harassed
• Russell Westbrook tests positive for coronavirus
• Saginaw Police Investigating After Noose Found In Vehicle
• Fox Spotted On Beach In Ocean City
• Rollover Crash On I-495 In Plainville Causing Traffic Delays
• City Closes West Loop Restaurant For Violating Social Distancing Orders; No Plans To Shut Down Indoor Dining Altogether
• LA Galaxy Hosts Drive-In Watch Party At Rose Bowl Tonight For Start Of MLS Is Back Tournament
• "Silent spreaders" could be behind half of COVID-19 cases, study says
• California Rejects 100K Mail-In Ballots From March Primary Because Of Mistakes
• White House targets Fauci after his blunt warnings about coronavirus
• Get The Duck Boats Ready: Boston Enters Phase 3 Of Coronavirus Reopening Plan
• Man Stopped With Loaded Gun At Pittsburgh International Airport
• Elijah McClain Death: Hundreds Gather Over Weekend In Aurora For Celebration Of Life
• Lawsuit Pushes Court To Order Mail-In Ballot Applications
• NFL Debuts New Oakley Mouth Shield, Designed To Mitigate Coronavirus Spread On Field
• UT Keeps 'The Eyes Of Texas', Renaming Football Field After Earl Campbell And Ricky Williams
• Bothersome Knee Keeps Kemba Walker Out Of Second Straight Celtics Practice
• Sausalito Plate Camera Reader Leads To Suspect Arrest For Auto Theft
• Severe T-Storms Produce Two Tornadoes, Large Hail On Colorado's Eastern Plains Sunday
• Do I Need A Face Shield For My Job? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Johns Hopkins Bayview To Host Blood Drive On July 29-31
• Loyola University To Shift Most Classes Online For Fall
• Ravens' QB Lamar Jackson 3rd-Highest Rated QB In Madden NFL 21
• Police Investigating After Woman Killed In SE Baltimore Stabbing
• 3 More San Quentin Inmates Die Over Weekend Of COVID Complications
• Break-In And Equipment Theft Prevent New COVID-19 Testing Site From Opening In Dallas
• Changed Approved To Aid Florida Hospital Capacity
• Golden Now Requires Masks In Public If You Can't Stay 6 Feet From Others
• Pittsburgh Pirates To Play Cleveland Indians In 3 Exhibition Games
• Police: Arrest Made After 51-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In Kensington
• Gov. Phil Murphy Lifts 50% Limit On New Jersey Transit Starting Wednesday
• Chicago Marathon Cancelled Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• Tesla Scraps Plans For Bargain Version Of Model Y SUV
• Shooting On Pecos Street In Adams County Under Investigation
• Russell Westbrook Says He Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Surge In Youth Gun Violence In Denver, Could Coronavirus Be Partially To Blame?
• Celebrities post tributes to Kelly Preston
• Eagles' DeSean Jackson Accepts 94-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor's Invitation To Visit Auschwitz
• U Of M Receives $9.9M Grant To Establish New Center For Brain Science Of Addiction
• State Launches Website To Takes Reports Of Coronavirus Safety Non-Compliance
• Bruins Drop Puck On Training Camp Ahead Of NHL's Restart
• Death Valley sets record for planet's hottest temperature in years
• Sheriff 'Confident' Body Found At Southern California Lake Is Missing 'Glee' Actress Naya Rivera
• Police: 5 Shot During Dispute At Lansing Apartment Complex
• Report: Brian Urlacher, Travis Kelce, DeMarco Murray Join Alex Rodriguez, Jennifer Lopez Bid To Buy Mets
• 'Hamilton' Rescheduled For 2022 Buell Theatre Performance
• PGA Events Will Be Spectator-Free For Rest Of Season
• Now Hiring: Tuff Shed Has Job Openings In Sales, Customer service, And Manufacturing
• Solid8 CEO Michael Lofthouse resigns over racial outburst video
• Millionaires say "tax us" to fund coronavirus aid
• Pa. Game Warden Rescues Bald Eagle Stuck In Manure Pit
• California DMV Gives Senior Drivers With Expiring Licenses 1-Year Extension
• Renaming Stapleton: Denver Neighborhood Group Announces 9 Options, Including 'Peterson', 'Concourse' & 'Tailwinds'
• Body Found At Lake Piru During Search For 'Glee' Actress Naya Rivera
• National Center For Police Defense Announces Support For Ex-MPD Officer's Lane & Kueng In Floyd Case
• Fort Lauderdale Gets Funding To Extend Temporary Housing For Homeless Due To COVID-19
• 'It's Us Building On Top Of The Veterans': Jocelyn Willoughby & Kylee Shook On Playing For New York Liberty, 2020 WNBA Season
• Search Resumes For Ocean City Swimmer Who Vanished While Trying To Rescue 2 Family Members
• Illinois Launches Campaign To Prevent Abuse Of Seniors
• Caught On Camera: Lightning Bolt Almost Strikes State Trooper While On Side Of Highway
• New Jersey MVC Adopts New Procedure In Attempt To Cut Down Crowds
• State Police Cruiser Found Vandalized In Quincy
• Officer Helps Free Raccoon After Its Head Gets Stuck In A Metal Can
• Washtenaw County: 43 COVID-19 Cases Linked To Saline House Party
• Pa. Health Dept.: 328 New Coronavirus Cases Brings Statewide Total To 95,742
• Revolution Sign Teal Bunbury To Multi-Year Contract
• Black Lives Matter: Thousands March In Martinez In A Peaceful Protest For Justice
• Study: "Broken heart syndrome" increased during pandemic
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Day; Warmup Ahead
• 1 Killed, 1 In Critical Condition After Chatsworth Crash
• Protesters Block Buses On First Day Of Detroit In-Person Summer Classes
• The Extended Tax Day Deadline Is Wednesday
• LOCATED: Alanna Harris, 1, Last Seen In West Englewood
• Antioch Dog Training Company Owner Sentenced For Animal Cruelty
• Texas High School Students Back On Courts & Fields As UIL Coronavirus Guidelines Allow For Organized Workouts
• Members Of Homeless Encampment On Parkway Vow To Stay Put Despite City's Mandatory Closure
• Maryland Joins Nationwide Lawsuit Seeking Injunction On New Visa Rules For International Students
• Wells Fargo Tells Employees To Delete TikTok From Company Devices
• CPD Supt. David Brown Stresses Building Public Trust After Another Bloody Weekend; 'You'll See Community Policing On Steroids'
• Woman Struck, Killed By SEPTA Bus In West Philadelphia
• New York Public Library Now Offering Grab-And-Go Services At Select Branches
• 'Shorter Races, More Exciting Formats, Bring To Life Driver Personalities': CBS To Air Superstar Racing Experience In 2021
• 2 UMass Boston Hockey Players Rollerblading To Michigan To Raise Money For Cancer Research
• Patriot League Cancels Fall Sports Season
• Whitmer Extends Protections For Nursing Homes Residents, Maintains Special Hours Of Operations At Grocery Stores 
• Tanker Truck Involved In Fiery Crash On Western Spur Of New Jersey Turnpike
• Actress Kelly Preston, Wife Of John Travolta, Dies At 57
• Invasive Lily Leaf Beetle Found For 1st Time In Minnesota
• Video shows Pennsylvania officer with knee on man's neck
• Land Use Plan Approved For Park On Concord Naval Weapons Station Site
• Horse Injured During Race At Los Alamitos, Day After Track Placed On Probation
• Pittsburgh's Departments Of Public Works And Public Safety Report 16 Cases Of Coronavirus
• 'Environmental Illness Will Be The Defining Disease Of The 21st Century': Oliver Broudy On 'The Sensitives: The Rise Of Environmental Illness And The Search For America's Last Pure Place'
• University Of Minnesota Researchers Find Air Pollution Declines During Pandemic
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed By Car In South Sacramento
• Break Up Your Shrubs And Save Money
• 1-year-old in stroller shot dead during NYC cookout
• Evacuations Lifted After House Fire Near Glenwood Springs Spreads To Surrounding Brush
• Irvine Opens Free Coronavirus Testing Site At Great Park
• New Jersey Police Chief Resigns Amid Questions Over Recorded Comments
• Mother, Child Rescued From Window Of Burning Home In Medford
• State Police: 2 People Killed In Motorcycle Hit-And-Run In Western Michigan
• Arizona's surge in virus cases has been "the worst" in the U.S.
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 71 New Coronavirus Cases As Countywide Total Now Tops 5,000
• China bans U.S. senators in dispute over religious persecution
• Weather Blog: Waking Up Early
• Hours Before Scheduled Death Of Oklahoma Man, Judge Blocks Federal Executions
• Austin Cindric Makes It Two In A Row In Xfinity Sweep At Kentucky Speedway
• Kelly Preston, actress and John Travolta's wife, has died at 57
• Penguins Sideline 9 Players Over Potential Secondary Coronavirus Exposure
• Search On For Camper Missing Since June In Sierra National Forest
• Police: Driver Sought After Fatally Striking Bicyclist In North Philadelphia
• Baltimore CBP Discovers Argentine Moth And Asian Gypsy Moth Egg Masses On Merchant Ship
• Reopening: New Cases Rising; Alameda County Added To State's COVID-19 Watch List
• Activists Seek To Decriminalize 'Magic' Mushrooms In DC
• McCourty Twins Have Lots Of Questions About NFL In 2020 -- But Not A Lot Of Answers From League
• Demand For Plasma From Recovered COVID-19 Patients Reaches 'Extraordinary Levels'
• Marco Rubio On COVID-19 Crisis: 'I Don't Think There's Any Evidence That Restaurants Or Disney World Are Cause Of Surge'
• Court Dismisses Appeal Of Texas GOP, Upholding Houston's Refusal To Host In-Person Convention
• Judge blocks federal executions hours before lethal injection
• Wild Move Dean Evason From Interim Head Coach To Full-Time Head Coach
• Denver Weather: Another Threat For Severe Storms On Monday
• Fitchburg Man Drowns Off Of Rhode Island Beach
• NASCAR Cup Rookie Cole Custer Gets 1st win At Kentucky
• Police Seek 3 Suspects Involved In Detroit Carjacking At Gas Pump
• Two More Florida Disney Parks To Open This Week
• Biologists: No Cause For Alarm Over Large Number Of Dead Fish At Maine Lakes
• Legal Experts Review Black Minnesota Teen's Life Sentence
• U.S. economic shutdown saved up to 2.7 million lives
• PTL Links: July 13, 2020
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Cases Top 73.5K As Hospitalization Slightly Decline
• Sheriff's Office: 2 Women Injured After Pontiac Shooting
• Washington NFL Team Retires Redskins Name, Logo; New Ones In Development
• Texas Military Gold Star Families Gather To Rally For Murdered Fort Hood Soldier Vanessa Guillen
• Airport Offers 'Mock Flights' For Travel-Starved Consumers
• 100,000 Mail-In Votes Went Uncounted In California's Primary
• DOJ's overhaul of police reform initiative was "a punch in the gut"
• Miami Weather: Hot And Humid Early, Spotty Storms Later
• New Michigan Mask Rules Begin Today: Here's What To Know
• At Least 64 Shot So Far In Chicago Weekend Shootings, Including 11 Deaths
• Man Found Dead In Burbank Garage Fire, Live Ammo Explosion
• Nelson Mandela's youngest daughter Zindzi dies in South Africa at 59
• Great White Apologizes For Mask-Less Show In North Dakota
• Car Overturns After Crash Reported Along Route 1 In Perry Hall
• ICYMI: Top takeaways from this week's "Face the Nation"
• NFL's Washington Redskins To Retire Name And Logo After 87 Years
• Florida Anti-Mask Activists Cause Stir At Restaurant Near Orlando
• German police hunt forest for well-armed man who disarmed officers
• UAE set to launch ambitious Mars mission
• Black Lives Matter: Thousands March In Martinez In A Peaceful Protest For Social Justice
• Washington Football Team Says It Will Retire 'Redskins' Name And Logo (CBS Baltimore)
• Teachers Worry About How We'll Keep Them Safe If Their Schools Reopen
• Gritty Excitedly Welcomes Flyers As They Arrive To Training Camp
• Woman Shot While Riding In SUV On Dan Ryan Expressway; Southbound Lanes Reopen
• Washington Football Team Announces It Will Retire 'Redskins' Name And Logo
• Firefighters Continue To Battle San Diego Navy Ship Blaze Which Injured 21
• Citing Concerns Over Coronavirus Spread Officials Cancel The 34th Annual GrapeFest
• Lakers' Rajon Rondo Breaks Thumb At Practice, Out 6-8 Weeks
• 3 Men Injured In Drive-By Shooting Outside Crescentville Home, Police Say
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/13 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Actress Kelly Preston Dies At 57 After Battle With Breast Cancer
• Lauderhill Shooting Injures Two Teens
• Washington Redskins reportedly set to drop their name
• Experts Report Uptick In Executive-Level Hiring
• Thurgood Marshall College Fund
• LA Renters Relief Program Starts Taking Applications Monday
• Police Looking To Identify Suspects Caught On Surveillance Video Looting Boyds Philadelphia Department Store In May
• 1 In 4 Teachers At Greater Risk From Coronavirus, Report Finds
• 25 Democratic senators endorse Atlanta reverend for Georgia seat
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Offers No End To Bar Shutdown Due To Spiking Coronavirus Cases
• 64 Firefighter Cadets From Philadelphia, Upper Darby, Chester Graduate Monday
• Dodgers Closer Kenley Jansen Says Delayed Arrival To Summer Camp Due To Positive COVID-19 Test
• 'He Gave Me A Second Chance': Teen Dies Saving 2 Friends From Rip Current In Ventnor City
• Top Mueller prosecutor writing book on Russia probe
• Actress Kelly Preston Dies At 57 After Breast Cancer Battle
• "Glee" actress sent photo just before going missing, official says
• Report: Lakers Guard Rajon Rondo Breaks Thumb, Out 6-8 Weeks
• New Stars Found In The Milky Way Were Born Outside Of It
• Eyeing NFL Comeback, Terrelle Pryor Says He's Spoken To Patriots
• Police: Woman, 70, Put In Chokehold And Robbed Inside Brooklyn Elevator
• Arlington Heights Post Office Damaged By Water Leak
• Dallas Officials Wait For Identification Of Body Found By Fishermen In The Trinity River
• U.S. global media chief plows ahead with changes
• School District Of Philadelphia Expected To Release Details On Reopening Plan This Week
• Iconic Clevelander South Beach Hotel Closed Due To Pandemic
• Gary, Indiana Schools To Announce Reopening Plans
• Dental patients paying extra for PPE as supplies run thin
• Bus driver beaten to death by passengers who refused to wear masks
• 'Uncle Jimmy Collection': Enormous Baseball Memorabilia Up For Auction In Lancaster County
• 72-Year-Old Man Fatally Struck By Car While Riding A Bike In North Lawndale
• New England Living Chef Series: Matt King's Scallop Recipe
• New England Living: Pedaling The Tracks With Scenic RailRiders
• Japan accepted COVID's airborne spread months ago, and is fighting it
• Nicole Thea, pregnant YouTube star, has died at age 24
• New England Living: The Future Of Farming - In Freight Containers
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm Temperatures, Rain Chances
• New England Living: The Most Instagram-Worthy Spots Around New England
• New England Living: Sh*T That I Knit, The Hobby Turned Global Fashion Brand
• Kelly Preston, Actress And John Travolta's Wife, Has Died At 57
• First Openly Transgender Person to Enlist in Military Opens Up About Battle Over Promised Coverage For Surgery
• Revolution Match Rescheduled As Result Of D.C. United-Toronto Postponement
• Amusement Parks, Restaurants Facing Difficult Reopening, Patrons Have Mixed Reactions To Being Comfortable
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Monday To Follow Recent Trend -- High Humidity, Potential For Afternoon Storms
• 2 Seriously Injured In Fairhill Double Shooting
• Oakland Development Project To Lead To Fifth Avenue Traffic Restrictions For 2 Years
• Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh Temporarily Closes Blessed Trinity Parish Churches After Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• We'll be living with masks for years, pandemics expert predicts
• Man Killed In Single-Vehicle Motorcycle Crash In Murrysville
• Overnight Lane Restrictions To Begin On I-579
• Monday's Show Info (7/13/20)
• Two Pittsburgh Photographers To Provide Complimentary Professional Headshots For Unemployed Workers
• Injured Bicyclist Rescued From Frick Park Trail

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• COVID-19 spikes in Florida ahead of Republican National Convention
• Naya Rivera, who rose to fame on TV show "Glee," dies at 33
• Death Valley sets record for planet's hottest temperature in years
• Pediatrician on reopening schools safely: "We're going to have to make some compromises"
• Trump administration weighs blocking TikTok in the U.S.
• Local Matters: Coronavirus cases surge in Arizona
• How the pandemic is reshaping the 2020 presidential race
• Nearly 60 injured as fire rages aboard USS Bonhomme Richard
• Trump defends Fauci relationship amid push to discredit doctor
• COVID-19 testing problems multiply across the U.S. without federal strategy
• California under lockdown as surge of coronavirus cases explodes nationwide
• CBS Evening News, July 13, 2020
• Former U.S. Attorney says William Barr pushed him to resign
• CBS News Battleground Tracker: Biden leads in Florida; close race in Arizona, Texas
• Sheriff "confident" that body found in lake is Naya Rivera
• 07/13: Red and Blue
• Investigation reveals how ICE helped spread COVID-19
• More testing could help enable a safe return to school, economist says
• Seniors recreate iconic album covers during lockdown
• California orders closure of indoor restaurants, gyms, malls, church facilities
• Body found in search for missing "Glee" star Naya Rivera
• Los Angeles public schools will offer online classes only this fall amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Southwestern U.S. swelters in heat wave
• Is it time to change how we teach about slavery in schools?
• Coronavirus case surge could impact presidential campaign
• 1-year-old killed, several wounded in weekend shootings in New York City
• Trump faces bipartisan backlash for Roger Stone commutation
• Washington Redskins officially drop name amid calls from activists and sponsors
• 99-year-old WWII veteran vows to walk 100 kilometers by 100th birthday
• COVID outbreak sees U.S. bases locked down on Okinawa
• Study: "Silent spreaders" behind half of COVID-19 cases
• Trump takes aim at Dr. Fauci as coronavirus cases surge nationwide
• Florida breaks U.S. record for new coronavirus cases in a single day
• Author Elin Hilderbrand on new book "28 Summers"
• Seth Doane discusses "60 in 6" report about unprecedented coronavirus testing in small Italian town
• Changes to a Justice Department police reform program leave community fighting for transparency
• CBS News Battleground Tracker finds Biden ahead of or close to Trump in 3 key states
• How the coronavirus could impact young adults
• Sonar equipment used in search for actress Naya Rivera
• Countries abroad allow kids back to class and have mixed results
• Allentown police investigating after officer places knee on man's neck
• Kelly Preston dies after 2-year battle with breast cancer
• Trump and advisers attempt to discredit Fauci amid top doctor's blunt warnings about coronavirus
• Schools prepare to reopen as COVID-19 surge continues