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• Tesla Workers Speak Out After Industry Blog Reports Dozens Of Workers Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Demand For Robot Cooks From Bay Area Firms Rising As Kitchens Combat COVID-19
• Pasadena, Long Beach, Glendale Unified Say Classes Will Remain Online When Schools Open This Fall
• Destiny Christian Church In Rocklin Remain Open Despite New State Closure
• South Bay Businesses On Emotional Roller Coaster After Being Forced To Close A Day After Reopening
• Sheriff Deputies Investigate Tuesday Night Fatal Marin City Shooting
• Caught On Camera: West Sacramento VFW Vandalized Twice In One Night
• UC San Francisco Study Suggests Masks Do Protect Wearer From Contracting Coronavirus
• Distance Learning, Hybrid Models, In-Person Class: What Will School Look Like This Fall?
• 'Stray' Iguana Caught Prowling On Roof Of Westminster Home
• 10 Cars Stolen From Westminster Westin Hotel Valet; Victims File Lawsuit
• Douglas County Schools To Delay First Day Back For Students
• Martial Arts School Gets Creative After Being Forced Outside
• El Paso County Faces Shutdown In 2 Weeks If Coronavirus Cases Continue To Rise
• Riverside County Reports 733 New Coronavirus Cases; FEMA Doctors Being Deployed To Rancho Mirage Hospital
• Coloradans Bet More Than $25 Million During First Month Of Legal Sports Gambling
• 'Unconscionable': Orange County DA, Supervisor Call On Governor Newsom To Intervene In Release Of Sex Offender
• Santa Rosa Closing Public Counters At Most City Offices Until August 2 Due To COVID-19
• Thermal Sensor Devices To Identify COVID-19 Symptoms At Sutter Union High School
• People Flock To El Dorado Hills For Salon Appointments After Mass Closures
• LA County Reports Single-Day Record Of New COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations
• ABC: Bars Can Stay Open If They Serve Bona Fide Meals Outside
• Nissan Unveils New All-Electric Crossover SUV 'Ariya'
• Chicago Weather: Building Storm Threat For Wednesday
• Police Release Photos Of 8 People, 1 Vehicle Wanted In Arsons During Civil Unrest In Late May
• SF Supes Approve Ban On City Profiting From Jail Inmate Phone Calls, Services
• Transactions With Stores During Pandemic Often Mean No Cash Allowed
• Some Call On Governor To Mandate Masks: 'I Struggle With That'
• Trump Calls LA Unified Decision To Go Digital-Only For Fall Semester A 'Mistake'
• Lane Tech High School Considering Changing Name Of Indians Sports Team Logo, Mascot
• Dismembered Body Found Inside Lower East Side Condo
• Evergreen Residents Allowed Home As Elephant Butte Fire Remains 40% Contained
• Coronavirus Travel Advisory: Passengers Arriving At NYC Airports Must Fill Out Health Form Or Face Up To $2,000 Fine
• Asked Why Black Americans Are Killed By Police, Trump Responds, 'So Are White People'
• Ald. Raymond Lopez Furious After Fly Dumpers Yet Again Unload Heaps Of Trash In West Englewood
• 'I Feel Very Violated': Family Not Giving Up After Their Puppy Was Stolen From Yard
• Texas Confirms Record Number Of Coronavirus Cases And Hospitalizations
• Pittsburgh-Area Warehouse Shifts To Assembling Coronavirus Test Kits To Meet Increasing Demand
• 222 High School Aged Baseball Teams Across New Jersey Competing In Massive Tournament
• Sentencing Hearing Set For Thursday For JoAnn Cunningham, Accused Of Killing Son AJ Freund
• Maryland Teachers Unions, PTA Send Letter To Gov. Hogan Calling For Virtual School Start Amid Pandemic
• Baltimore County Schools Superintendent Says It May Be Best To 'Lean Toward A Virtual Return' For Next Year
• President Trump's Former White House Doctor Ronny Jackson Wins Texas US House Republican Nomination
• Ben Roethlisberger's Adorable Puppies Update Shows Growth Of New Family Members
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Holds COVID-19 Roundtable Discussion With Miami-Dade County Mayors
• Police Use Drones To Check For Nudity On Twin Cities Beach
• Feeding South Florida Sees Jump In First Timers Seeking Food Assistance As Donations Decline
• Doctors Warn High-Intensity Exercise During COVID-19 Pandemic Could Come With Heart Risks
• Plantation Couple Believes 21-Year-Old Son's 'Relax & Chill' Attitude Is Reason Entire Family Contracted COVID-19
• Orioles' Dean Kremer One Step Closer To Becoming 1st Israeli-American Player To Reach Majors
• South Florida Facilities To Participate In Moderna's Phase 3 Study For COVID-19 Vaccine
• Person Of Interest In Robbery Of 4 Jewish Teens At Towson Town Center In Custody On Unrelated Charges, Arrest Warrant Obtained
• Promising Results In Phase 1 Study Of Possible COVID-19 Vaccine From Moderna; Phase 3 Soon To Go Ahead At UIC
• Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hospitalized At Johns Hopkins For Possible Infection
• Glendale Holds Emergency Meeting To Discuss Opting Out Of Mask Mandate
• Harford Community College Receives $1M Donation For Nursing Scholarships
• Philadelphia Cancels All Large Events Through February 2021 Due To COVID-19 Risks
• San Bernardino Reports New Coronavirus Deaths, Ventura Reports Additional Cases
• MJ Hegar Leads Royce West In Texas US Senate Democratic Primary Runoff Election
• 'Is This Really What You Want To Be Doing?' Police Morale, Recruitment Low In Wake Of George Floyd's Death
• 3 Young Women Shot Near 79th Street Red Line Station
• Is Minnesota Experiencing Long Wait Times For COVID-19 Results?
• 'Without Action By Senate, We Don't Have Path Forward Without Cuts That Will Devastate System': MTA Chairman Pat Foye Discusses Need For Federal Relief
• Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In Uniontown
• Candace Valenzuela Leads Kim Olson In Texas US House District 24 Democratic Primary Runoff
• Trump Administration Rescinds Rule On Foreign Students
• Chicago Mayor Lightfoot Unveils Debt Forgiveness Plan For City Colleges Of Chicago Students
• Pfizer, BioNTech Phase One COVID-19 Vaccine Trials Showing Promise, UMD School Of Medicine Says
• Worcester Man Recovering From Covid-19 After 65 Days In ICU
• Some California students won't be required to wear masks this fall
• Search For Third Driver Who Hit Berkeley Man Found Dead Under Sleeping Bag In Roadway
• Norwood Store Searching For Mystery Musician Who Dazzled Shoppers
• Here's Why Macomb County Sheriff's Office Will Not Strongly Enforce Mask Citations
• 'He Was Put In That Spot For A Reason': Philadelphia Man Rescues Struggling Swimmer In Wildwood
• Man, Teen Killed In Far Rockaway Shooting As Neighborhood Faces Increasing Gun Violence
• Health Officials Link Covid-19 Outbreak To Torch Lake Party
• U.S. Coin Shortage Causing Some Retailers To Withhold Change
• State Employees Required To Renew Union Membership Every Year Under New Ruling
• Police Looking For Suspect Vehicle Connected To Fatal Hit-And-Run In North Sacramento
• Steven Ross Pleads Guilty To Driving Into Speranzella Siblings In Minneapolis
• Ford Bronco Reveal: The Iconic Truck Takes On Jeep Wrangler
• JetBlue Will Continue To Block Middle Row Seats Amid Covid-19
• Rolled Semi Shuts Down Rabbit Ears Pass For Six Hours, Forces Evacuations
• 'Apparent Homicide' Investigated In Dartmouth After Man Found Dead On Side Of Road
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Announces 3 Options For Returning To School This Fall
• Cherry Hill School District Unveils Proposed Plan For Reopening In Fall
• Coronavirus Unemployment: Reopening Claims Amid 2nd Shutdown, Some Still Waiting For Benefits From 1st Shutdown
• Officials: $152K Spent On Private Security For Some Minneapolis City Council Members
• San Ramon Valley Unified Facing Difficult Choices For A Safe COVID-19 Back-To-School Plan
• Jokic Back With Nuggets; 'Surprised' By Positive Coronavirus Test
• California Narrows Testing Priority As Virus Cases Surge
• Reopening: Alameda County Officials Approve Plan To Seek Variance To Reopen Outdoor Dining
• JustAnswer Looking To Hire Up To 1,000 Freelance Experts For Remote Work
• Aurora DMV Office Closing After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Ampersea In Fells Point Temporarily Closed For Cleaning Due To Possible COVID-19 Case
• Roberto Hipolito Reaches Plea Deal For Walmart Car Fire That Killed Ty'rah White, 6
• 'It's Kind Of Like A Double Blow': Small Businesses In Modesto Adjust To Second Closure
• Governors Island, High Line Reopen This Week
• Ornery Oakland Turkey's Foul Behavior Prompts Relocation Effort
• Vegetation Fire Burns 209 Acres In Vineyard
• 16 Additional LAPD Employees Test Positive For COVID-19 Bringing Total To 386
• Shoppers Taking Second Shutdown In Stride As Toilet Paper, Water Remain On Store Shelves
• Number Of Single-Day New Coronavirus Cases In Suffolk County Rises Above 100 For First Time Since March
• Nurses Seeing Double At Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford
• Demanding An End To Gun Violence, Protesters March In Crown Heights
• All Evacuation Orders To Be Lifted For Elephant Butte Fire
• Parents Worry Virtual Learning May Be Unsustainable As New School Year Approaches
• Roger Stone To CBS4's Jim DeFede: 'I Would Have Died In Pretty Short Order' If Prison Sentence Wasn't Commuted
• Second Stimulus Check During Pandemic Could Go Out As Early As August
• 'He Meant The World To Me': Family Hoping For Answers In Death Of Man Attacked Last Week In Lancaster
• Newly Found Comet NEOWISE Over Bay Area Skies Won't Return For 7,000 Years
• 'This Can Happen To Anybody': Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia Opens Up About Mother, Stepfather Battling Coronavirus
• Pennsylvania Republicans Mount New Challenge To Gov. Tom Wolf's Pandemic Power
• ICE Reverses Plan To Deport Foreign Students Taking Online-Only Courses This Fall
• Pain For Parents? Local Districts Making Decisions On Distance Learning
• Dodger Fans Can Attend 2020 Season Via $149 Cutouts Of Themselves
• Police: 2 Women, Man Injured In South Philadelphia Triple Shooting
• Colorado Weather: Summer Cold Front Brings Much Needed Respite
• Maryland Lawmakers Announce $1.5M In Federal Funding To Support STEM Education In Baltimore City
• First COVID-19 Vaccine Tested In US Poised For Final Testing
• Split Rock Lighthouse To Reopen Wednesday With Social Distancing Measures In Place
• Retiring First Deputy Police Supt. Anthony Riccio Talks Candidly About Crime And Race
• State Heath Department Warns Of Unauthorized Use Of Logo On Misleading Chart Comparing Coronavirus To Flu
• Employees At Silver Lake Whole Foods Store Contract Coronavirus
• Prince George's County Police Investigating Fatal Pedestrian Collision in Camp Springs
• Alameda Store Clerk Facing Murder Charges In Fatal Shooting Of Man Over Pack Of Cigarettes
• Sox, Cubs Continue Summer Practice Sessions
• WATCH: Humane Animal Rescue Frees Raccoon From Soup Can Stuck On His Head
• Texas' First Freshpet Food Distribution Center Coming To Ennis, Creating 400 Jobs
• Reopening: Surge In COVID-19 Cases Forces State Officials To Narrow Criteria On Who Can Be Tested
• On A Positive Note: Washington Co. Marathon Runner Won't Let Leukemia Stop Him
• Annapolis Restaurant Owner Donates Over 8K Half-Gallons Of Milk To Those In Need Across Maryland
• Spiking COVID-19 Numbers Have Teachers Concerned About Returning To School
• 3M, MIT Join Forces On COVID-19 Test Offering Results In Minutes
• Small Plane Crashes At Somerset County, NJ Airport
• Long Island Woman Claims She Is Being Terrorized By Neighbor: 'He Has Said He Can Get Me Erased'
• Death Of 'Glee' Actress Naya Rivera Ruled Accidental Drowning
• UM Cardiologist: COVID-19 Could Have Long Term Heart Effects
• Do I Need To Get Another COVID-19 Test? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hospitalized For Infection
• Black-Owned Firm Aims To 'Tell The Story' Of Five Points In New Restaurants
• OSHA Investigating 2 Complaints Filed Against Rivers Casino
• Care.com Settles Lawsuit Claiming It Misrepresented Background Checks, Auto-Renewed Subscriptions
• Officer Identified In Shooting Of Suicidal Man In Robbinsdale
• Purdue Students Try Out New COVID-19 Test
• BWI Airport Installs New Personal Protective Equipment Vending Machine For Travelers
• OC Reports 9 Additional Coronavirus Deaths, 865 New Cases Bringing Total Over 26,000
• Max Minute: New Study Reveals Child-To-Adult Coronavirus Transmission Is 'Relatively Low'
• Joliet Police Release 3 Hours Of Videos In Death Of Eric Lurry In Police Custody
• Sacramento County Reopening Some Coronavirus Testing Sites
• $100K Winning Lottery Ticket Sold In Reisterstown
• Spotted Lanternfly Is Back And Invading More Communities Across Delaware Valley
• Delay In Testing Makes Up More Than Half Of Allegheny County's Record-Breaking 331 New Coronavirus Cases
• Broncos News: Justin Simmons Signs Franchise Tag Tender
• Some Chicago ZIP Codes See Jumps In New COVID Cases, Positivity Rates
• Penn State Welcoming Tweet Generates Controversy For Including, And Then Deleting, Conservative Students
• PATCO Requiring All Riders Wear Masks Beginning Friday
• Illinois Earns $52 Million in Taxes In First Six Months Of Legal Recreational Pot
• George Floyd Family's Lawyer To File Civil Suit Against Minneapolis
• Iowa And Oklahoma Added To Chicago's Travel Quarantine Order, Effective Friday
• Tummy Ache Turns Out To Be Cancer, ER Visit During Pandemic Was Critical Decision
• Foie Gras Back On The Menu In California After Court Ruling
• France gives health care workers "historic" pay raises
• New Law Lets Colorado Workers Earn Paid Sick Leave
• King Hill's Mother Pleads For 2-Year-Old's Safe Return As Weeklong Search Continues
• Pilot Killed In Tahoe Crash Aided In Sierra Rescue Last Year
• Marines help battle COVID-19 through cutting-edge study
• Aurora Police Department Checking Out Photo Of Officer Not Wearing Mask Inside Shop
• Florida, Texas and California fuel surge of new COVID-19 infections
• Whiting, Indiana Beach Closing Because Of COVID-19 Concerns
• Miami-Dade Police: 'Businesses Not Complying Run The Risk Of Being Closed,' After Latest Non-Compliance Arrest
• Brian Abernathy Reflects On Tenure As Philadelphia Managing Director, Why He Is Resigning
• Local Officials To Take Over Dallas County Coronavirus Testing Sites With Goal Of Speeding Up Results
• Feds Drop Rule Requiring International Students To Leave US If Schools Remain Online Only
• Charges Filed In Disagreement Between Property Owner, Westmoreland Co. Animal Shelter
• Local Student-Athlete Honored With Ed Snider Leadership Award For Achievements In Sports, Community Service
• 'The Next Best Thing': New Hampshire Father And Daughter Bringing PMC Spirit To Donors
• Philadelphia Union, 76ers Finding Ways To Stay Loose As Both Teams Adjust To Life Inside Bubble In Disney World
• Pittsburgh Penguins To Play Philadelphia Flyers In Exhibition Game For 2020 Stanley Cup Qualifiers
• Video Shows Hundreds Not Following COVID-19 Guidelines Outside Blue Island Business
• Foie Gras Back On Menu In California After Federal Judge Ruling
• No Injuries In Chinatown Fire
• Best Buy to require all customers to wear masks
• Man Shot In The Face, Arm Inside Powderhorn Park Homeless Encampment
• Help Needed To Identify Man Taken To Adventist Health White Memorial's Emergency Room In Boyle Heights
• Reusable Bags Can Be Used Again, But Some Are Confused By Decision
• Dallas ISD Police Officer Goes Home After 101 Days Hospitalized With Coronavirus: 'Don't Think This Is A Joke'
• Blind 10-Year-Old Girl Reaches Finals Of LA-Based National Writing Competition
• Public School Teachers Want Phased Reopening In The Fall
• School Bus Safety Presents Tough Challenge For Schools' Reopening Plans In Allegheny County
• King Soopers Not Giving Change Back In Coins Due To Shortage
• Black Lives Matter Sign Removed From 'Say Their Names' Exhibit At Dallas High School After Complaints
• Pedestrian Injured After Northeastern University Police Pursuit Ends In Crash
• Colorado's Coronavirus Fight: At Least 75,000 Tourists Visit Over July 4th Weekend
• Body Found In Gazebo Identified As Carly Jackson, 28
• Former Trump doctor wins congressional runoff in Texas
• LA County Opens New COVID-19 Drive-Through Test Site In Boyle Heights
• Massachusetts Police Groups Slam Senate Reform Package
• Contra Costa Supervisors Extend Moratorium On Evictions, Rent Increases Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Baltimore's YouthWorks Program Continues Virtually Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Practice Patience: Deaf, Hard Of Hearing Face Challenges Under New Mask Mandate
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg admitted to hospital
• COVID-19 In Wisconsin: State Hits Record High In Virus Cases As Spike Continues
• Pennsylvania State Sen. Anthony Williams Says He Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Naya Rivera's body recovered from California lake
• New York City Man Charged In April Crash That Killed Two On Tri-State Tollway Near Half Day Road
• West Nile Virus Detected In Boston Mosquitoes For First Time This Year
• NYPD Releases Surveillance Video Connected To Deadly Shooting Of 1-Year-Old Boy In Brooklyn
• 'A Lot Of Eye Rolling': COVID-19 Safety Concerns Causing Rifts Between Families, Friends
• Look Up: You Can See The NEOWISE Comet From Pittsburgh
• Vanity Fair debuts first cover by a Black photographer
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Jeffco Issues Mandatory Mask Order
• Field Hospitals Not An Answer In Florida's COVID-19 Surge
• Federal Agents Investigating Whether Allegheny Co. Jail Inmates Awaiting Trial Are Collecting Coronavirus Unemployment Benefits
• Oakland's Popular Burger Boogaloo Festival Postponed Until 2021
• With Shootings Spiking, Mayor De Blasio Says He's Going To Stick To His Plan To End The Violence
• 'We Need A National Strategy': Gov. Polis And Mayor Hancock Call For Federal Guidance On Coronavirus
• 'Healthcare Heroes Are Feeling The Strain': Dallas County Reports 20 More Coronavirus Deaths And 1,000 New Cases
• Frustration Building As Philadelphia Residents Await Trash Collection While Sanitation Workers Blame COVID-19 For Delayed Pickups
• Epstein Confidante Ghislaine Maxwell Denied Bail, Trial Set For July 2021
• Gov. Walz, Lt. Gov. Flanagan Announce Rental Relief Plan Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• BART Joins Public Transit Agencies Nationwide In Call For Federal Pandemic Relief Funding
• Top White House aide posts cartoon mocking Dr. Fauci
• Slugging A's Counting On Fast Start In Shortened Season To Challenge Astros
• 'It's Even Busier Right Now': Jackson Health System ER Doctor On COVID-19 Strain
• Distribution Program Will Deliver 25K Fans, 1.2K AC Units To Baltimore City Residents 55 And Over
• Maryland Comptroller: Ahead Of Tax Day, State Is About 700K Returns Short
• Philadelphia protesters sue city over tear gas and use of force
• Trump "not interested" in talking to China about trade
• Nathan MacKinnon Named Finalist For Ted Lindsay Award
• Artscape Goes Virtual After Its Canceled Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• US Carries Out The First Federal Execution In Nearly 2 Decades
• Another COVID-19 Related Death,154 New Cases In Denton County
• Aurora Man Faces Manslaughter Charge After Acquaintance Shot While Playing With Firearm
• Black Smoke Plume Determined To Be Routine At Water Treatment Plant
• Cape Beach Wedding Saved When Everett Mayor Steps In To Officiate
• Philadelphia Officials Say Eagles Fans Are Not Expected To Be Allowed At Games For 2020 Season
• Broward School Superintendent Robert Runcie Says Schools Won't Open If Coronavirus Numbers Don't Improve
• Daughter blasts politicians for father's COVID-19 death in obit
• Trump Administration Drops Restrictions On Online-Only Instruction For Foreign Students
• Delta Posts $3.9 Billion Loss For June Quarter, Amid Surging COVID-19 Cases
• Colorado Symphony Cancels Performances Through November
• Rangers Furlough Dozens Of Full-Time Employees 10 Days Before Shortened Season Begins During Pandemic
• Post-Redskins, Washington Has Long Road Toward New Name
• Man Dies After Stabbing Inside South Sacramento Convenience Store; Suspect Arrested
• Florida Prisons Grapple With COVID-19 Hitting Workers
• Student-Run Group 'VolunTeens' Works To Connect High Schoolers With Local Non-Profit Organizations
• Florida Supreme Court Justices Order More Arguments On Medical Marijuana Law
• Study Finds Women, Especially Working Moms, Have Been Hardest Hit By Coronavirus Pandemic
• Philadelphia bans all large, public events through February 2021
• Mountain Lion Cub Meowing At Pals At Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
• Eagles' Jalen Mills Delivers Meals To Frontline Workers At Thomas Jefferson Hospital
• Polis Hopeful About COVID-19 Vaccine, Jokes About Burning Masks In 'Huge Bonfire'
• 23-Year-Old With COVID-19 On Ventilator For 41 Days Discharged From Texas Hospital 
• Trump Administration Rescinds Rule Requiring Foreign Online Students To Leave Country
• Construction Begins On Section Of Peña Boulevard Near Denver International Airport
• Rowan University Saluting Graduates With Smaller Commencement Ceremonies This Week
• Contra Costa Voters May Consider Tax To Fund Emergency Services, Social Services
• Howard County Residents Who Fall Behind On Rent, Mortgage During COVID-19 Pandemic Can Apply For Help
• Best Buy To Require Face Masks For In-Store Customers
• Bill Belichick Eating A Sub Sandwich Makes The Internet Go Wild
• Philadelphia Police Release Video Of Vehicle Wanted In Hit-And-Run That Killed Bicyclist
• Apple Customers Can Now Submit Claims In Settlement Over Slowing Down iPhones
• Florida Nurse Warns 'Nursing Shortage' About To Hit State As COVID-19 Puts Strain On Hospital Systems
• Madeline Swegle, The Navy's 1st Black Female Fighter Pilot, Is Stationed In Texas
• Gun Safety Group To Spend $1M To Flip GOP-Controlled Minnesota Senate
• Best Buy Will Require Customers To Wear Masks In Its Stores
• Former Leader From Texas Of Neo-Nazi Group Pleads Guilty To 'Swatting'
• Tune In: Philadelphia School Officials To Announce Reopening Plan On Wednesday
• Delaware Gov. John Carney Outlines Plan To Open Schools This Fall As State Is Removed From Travel Advisory Lists
• Quincy Reservoir Closing Wednesday For Algae Prevention
• The Urban Oyster In McHenry Row Closing Its Doors July 26
• Racines Restaurant In Denver Won't Reopen For 'Long Farewell' After All
• Aldermen Back Ordinance Requiring Landlords To Give Some Tenants' More Notice Before Ending Leases
• Grand Prairie ISD To Rename Robert E. Lee Elementary For Longtime Educator Delmas Morton
• "Glee" creators to establish college fund for Naya Rivera's son
• Biden unveils $2 trillion climate plan
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 203 New Cases, 10 More Deaths
• Trump Administration Rescinds Rule On Foreign Students
• Pittsburgh Pirates Enter 2020 With New Leadership And Energy
• Night Of Violence In Minneapolis Leaves 2 Dead, 5 Injured
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Gov. Hogan Implores Local Leaders To Enforce Social Distancing, Mask Wearing At Bars, Restaurants
• Deputy Kills Man On Mendota Bridge After Standoff, Hostage Situation
• Police: 1 Killed, 1 Hurt After N. Mpls. Shooting
• Trump says school districts making a "terrible decision" by not reopening
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 707 New COVID-19 Cases, 25 Additional Deaths
• Runaway Piglet Gets Lost In Pleasant Hills
• Shaq Aids Stranded Motorist, Fist Bumps Sheriff's Deputies In Dash Cam Video
• Gov. Sununu: New Hampshire Won't Require Schools To Reopen
• Terps Assistant Men's Basketball Coach Bino Ranson Ranked Top-5 In Big Ten
• New DART Changes Will Affect Streetcar, Buses Across Service Area
• Youth Sports Confusion Continues: Parents Calling For Statewide Guidelines
• Harrison Barnes Tests Positive For COVID-19, 4th Sacramento Kings Player With Coronavirus
• ICE reverses controversial rule for foreign students
• Ex-MPD Officers' Attorneys Ask George Floyd Judge To Hold AG Keith Ellison In Contempt
• Retailers Can't Spare Change Amid Nationwide Coin Shortage
• Now Hiring: DFW Area Burlington Stores Look To Fill About 200 Positions
• Chincoteague Island Voted Best Coastal Small Town In U.S.
• Trump Administration Rescinds Rule On Foreign Students Studying Online During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Santa Ana Unified To Open School Year Entirely Online
• Trump announces new executive order on trade with Hong Kong
• Joshua Fury Pleads Guilty To Killing Wife Maria Pew; Expected To Get 38 Years In Prison
• MBTA Driver Attacked During Apparent Road Rage Incident
• Lightfoot: No Plans To Reopen Chicago Beaches Anytime Soon
• Rescued: Dog Missing After Crash In Colorado Found After Being Hit By Car
• 19-Year-Old Woman Dead, 2 Men Injured After Car Crashes Into Tree In Linthicum
• Wallace Deserves A Slot In NASCAR's All-Star Race
• Man Killed In Washington County Motorcycle Crash
• All 11 LA Pro Teams Come Together To Form Social Justice Coalition
• Gov. Gretchen Whitmer Extends Emergency, Disaster Declaration To Aug. 11
• 2 Mosquito Pools In Plano Test Positive For West Nile Virus, Spraying Planned Tuesday And Wednesday Nights
• Minnesota House Committee OK's Resolution Calling Racism A Public Health Crisis
• Graham warns efforts to undercut Fauci are "not going to be productive"
• 3 Arrested In Connection With July 4th Shooting In Lynn That Left 1 Dead
• Tarrant County's Back To School Roundup Will Be Drive-Thru Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Maryland Rapper IDK Yields 'Colbert' Spotlight To Black Lives Matter
• Ghislaine Maxwell pleads not guilty, judge denies bail
• Police: 4-Year-Old Boy Found Unresponsive At Connoquenessing Creek
• Teachers union leader says listening to Trump "not good for children"
• Kroger Grocery Stores Will No Longer Give Change In Coins Amid Shortage
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin-Stout Receives $300K In CARES Act Funding
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Burglarizing Occupied Motorhome In Redwood City; 3rd Arrest In Week
• 'Wanted People To Be Able To Make It Personal To Their Experience': Dallas Wings' Isabelle Harrison On #IAm Campaign With Shirts To Benefit Black Lives Matter
• Gen X Faces More Years Of Ill Health Than Baby Boomers, Study Suggests
• Luke Stuckmeyer: 'It's The Cubs And Reds' In NL Central
• Wells Fargo Lost $2.4B Last Quarter, Likely To Cut Dividend For 1st Time Since Great Recession
• Fells Point Cafe Latte Da Closing July 31
• Reporting Delay Drives Surge In Pennsylvania Virus Cases; Statewide Total Now Stands At 96,671
• LOOK: Plow Cleans Up Hail That Dented Cars At Maine Dealership
• 2 Horses Die After Being Injured In Races At Los Alamitos Track
• "Horrific spike" in fatal violence against transgender community
• Talk Is Cheap, But Cam Newton's Message Is Impossible To Ignore
• Cloverdale Man Arrested After Standoff Shuts Down Highway 101 Near Santa Rosa
• Hawaii Delays Quarantine Waiver Over Rising COVID-19 Cases In California, Mainland
• Person Of Interest In Custody After Mohamed Aweis Mohamed Fatally Stabbed At Owatonna Park
• Texas ICU Nurse Hospitalized With COVID-19 After Previously Testing Negative
• Quest says COVID-19 test results now take 7 days on average
• 21-Year-Old Dayquis Korleone Moore Charged After Toddler Grazed By Bullet In Windsor Mill
• Princess Kay Of The Milky Way Coronation Set For August 12
• Claims Now Being Accepted In Apple 'Batterygate' Lawsuit
• Police: Minneapolis Man Arrested After Crashing Car Into Home, Causing Fire
• Stunning video from space shows comet soaring past Earth
• Patriots To Limit Capacity To 20% If Fans Allowed To Attend Games At Gillette Stadium
• San Bruno Police Release Photo Of Weekend Hit-And-Run Vehicle
• Baltimore Police Arrest 41-Year-Old Travis Cothran In May Shooting
• Twins' Byron Buxton Carted Off Field With Foot Injury, Manager Rocco Baldelli Somewhat Optimistic
• 'Politicizing A Pandemic': Mayor Walsh Supports Lawsuit Against New Rules For Foreign Students
• NBA Training Camp: Sixers' Matisse Thybulle Releases Online Series Called 'Welcome To The Bubble'
• 'This Isn't Pacoima, It Looks Like S---': Canyon Country Business Owner Caught On Video Harassing Fruit Vendor
• First Female Alleges Sexual Abuse By U-M Doctor
• Crews Respond To HAZMAT Spill In Millvale
• Colorado Man Hit With Taser In Daughter's Hospital Room Sues
• Zappos tries selling 1 shoe instead of pair
• Man, 29, Suspected Of Human Trafficking After Picking Up Girls From El Dorado County Group Home
• Man Killed By Police After Mask Dispute At Michigan Store
• 'I Got To Win Me A Super Bowl. I Got To Get Where He's At': Ravens QB Lamar Jackson On Patrick Mahomes New $500 Million Contract Extension
• 'It Has Everything To Do With The Politics Of Humanity': Natasha Ward On BET's 'The Oval' & Tyler Perry
• Small Brush Fire Erupts In Beverly Crest, Power Lines Down
• Florida's Primary Voter Registration Deadline Is Less Than A Week Away
• Short-Handed Orioles Continue To Rebuild In Abbreviated Season
• DOJ Revokes LAPD Access To CalGang Database After Gang Framing Scandal
• Gov. Wolf Signs First George Floyd-Inspired Bills Into Law In Pennsylvania
• California shuts down bars, indoor dining as COVID-19 cases surge
• San Francisco Weekend Presidio Heights Fire Claimed 106-Year-Old Woman's Life
• Texas Teens Overdose On Benadryl After Following TikTok Video Challenge
• Fired hospital aide pleads guilty to murder in patients' deaths
• Former Leader Of Neo-Nazi Group Pleads Guilty To 'Swatting' In Virginia
• Air District Asks Employers To Extend Work From Home With 'Cut The Commute Pledge'
• Colorado Parents Urged To Prepare Kids Now For Mask Wearing In Class
• LA Archdiocese Halts Indoor Masses In Response To Governor's Order
• 2 Injured After Golf Cart Rolls Over On Saugus Course During Storm
• 'Unfair And Exploitative': AG Healey Suing Uber, Lyft For 'Misclassifying' Drivers
• U.S. Olympic And Paralympic Committee Launching Multi-Sport Concussion Education Series With TeachAids
• Philadelphia Protesters Sue City Over Tear Gas, Use Of Force
• Cook County On Track To Double Number Of Opioid Deaths Compared To 2019
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 929 Coronavirus Cases, Statewide Total Climbs To 96,671
• Police: Suspicious Beeping Sound Coming From Mailbox Turns Out To Be Low Battery On Mail Scanner
• City nicknamed "Hangtown" debates removing noose from logo
• Maryland Mother Shannon Reese Thompson Charged In Death Of Infant Son
• Sewer Line Breaks In Placer County; Crews Now Cleaning Up
• Whihala Beach In Indiana To Close After Large Crowds Fail To Follow Social Distancing Guidelines
• Borgata To Reopen July 26, Last Of Atlantic City's 9 Casinos
• Separated By Pandemic, Couple Reunites At Grace Point Place's New Backyard Beach In Oak Lawn
• Berkeley Unified Superintendent Recommends Distance Learning In 'Heartbreaking' Decision
• "I still love sharks!" Bloodied woman hospitalized after ocean attack
• David Ross Looking To Manage Chicago Cubs Back Into Playoffs
• 'We Want People To Support Them': Boston Launching Summer Food Truck Initiative
• Philadelphia Managing Director Brian Abernathy To Resign In September, City Confirms
• MSP: Driver Kills Motorcyclist On I-75, Flees On Foot
• Community Leaders Call For Change After 6 People Shot In 1 Hour In Brooklyn
• Miami Beach Walk Up Food Distribution Site Helps Families In Need
• Police Investigate Early Morning Shooting In North Lauderdale
• Delaware Removed From New Jersey Travel Advisory List, 4 More States Added
• Five Popular Races Combine To Create Virtual #TogetherApartPGH 5K
• Florida Sets New State Coronavirus Death Record With 132
• Squaw Valley Ski Resort Considering Name Change
• California Ski Resort Eyes Name Change Over Derogatory Term
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Cases Rise By 403; 6 Additional Deaths Reported
• Police Release New Images Of Man Wanted For Vandalizing Black Lives Matter Mural In Front Of Trump Tower
• Part Of Residential Building Collapses In Park Slope, Brooklyn
• Some shoe and clothing boutiques devastated by COVID
• New York Now Requiring Minnesota, Wisconsin Visitors To Quarantine For 14 Days
• Man Hurt, Juvenile Detained In Woodland Shooting
• Redondo Beach Man Accused Of Hate Crime After Driving Into Group Of Black People At Torrance Hotel
• Gay Panic Defense And Trans Panic Defense No Longer Allowed In Colorado Courtrooms
• Estimated 23K Redlands Residents Affected By Major Water Pipe Break; Residents Told To Fill Tubs
• Doctor Warns Focus On COVID-19 Causing 'Disruption' In Cancer Screenings, Treatments: 'Resources, Attention Has Been Diverted Away'
• Doctor Warns Focus On COVID-19 Causing 'Disruption' In Cancer Screenings, Treatments
• Doctor Warns Focus On Coronavirus Causing 'Disruption' In Cancer Screenings, Treatments: 'Resources, Attention Has Been Diverted Away'
• Police: Delaware Shop Owner Threw Pizza At Attempted Robber
• Tougher rules, new lockdowns around the world as COVID spreads
• First George Floyd-Inspired Bills Become Law In Pennsylvania
• Tigers Cut Ties With RHP Zack Godley
• Report: Chesapeake Bay Underwater Grasses Declined Last Year
• Webster Man Charged In Connection With Auburn Mall Stabbing Held Without Bail
• Former West Virginia Nursing Assistant Pleads Guilty To 7 Murder Counts In Insulin Deaths Of Veterans, Including Westmoreland Co. Man
• Divided Poland narrowly reelects right-wing President Andrzej Duda
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 7-14-20
• This Elkton, Maryland Shop Sells Old Bay Beef Jerky
• Suspect Charged With Ambush Murder Of Danville Dr. Ari Gershman, Robbing Sierra Gold Mine
• California's New Restrictions Another Big Blow To The Economy
• California's New Lockdown Could Be Brutal For The Economy
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Baltimore County Announces Reimbursement Program For Small Businesses
• 3 Critically Injured In North Hills Wreck
• Truck Driver Who Watched Porn On Cellphone Before Fatal Crash Sentenced To 4+ Years
• Grant Imahara, Host Of 'Mythbusters' And 'White Rabbit Project,' Dies At 49
• City Extending Enforcement Of Vehicle Stickers, Residential Parking Permits Until Aug. 1
• Dash Cam Captures Sterling Heights Officer Saving Choking 3-Week-Old Baby
• Kennywood Eliminates 'Mask Break Zones' From Park
• Collin County Health Officials Report 2 More COVID-19 Deaths And 152 New Cases
• Mexican National With Coronavirus Dies In Ice Custody
• Minneapolis Mayor Unveils Latest Policing Policy Requiring Officers To Document Any Form Of De-Escalation
• White House campaign advice to jobless: "Find something new"
• Cam Newton To Josh McDaniels: Patriots Playbook Just Opened Up Like Never Before
• Florida Men Accused Of Poaching Sea Turtle Eggs
• Kroger will no longer give change in coins amid shortage
• 'MythBusters' Host Grant Imahara Dies Suddenly At 49
• Philadelphia Eagles Bring Back Jason Peters To Play Guard
• Co-stars and fans remember Naya Rivera after her death at age 33
• Ghislaine Maxwell tried to flee during arrest, prosecutors say
• How some schools are forging ahead with reopening plans
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• Tucker Carlson addresses former staffer's racist remarks
• Some Police Departments Will Not Enforce Gov. Whitmer's Mask Order
• $231 Million Project Aims To Reduce Flow Of Sewage Into Merrimack River
• New Amazon Shopping Cart Uses Cameras And Sensors To Let Shoppers Skip The Checkout Lane
• Hong Kong Disneyland is closing again as Disney World in U.S. reopens
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 733 New Cases As Hospitalizations Go Up Slightly
• Squaw Valley Resort Officials Considering A Name Change
• Wisconsin Democrats Raised Record-High $10M Over 3 Months
• Working From Home? You Could WFH In Barbados For A Year
• Demand For Robot Cooks Rises As Kitchens Combat COVID-19
• Elephant Butte Fire: Weather Will Cooperate Tuesday
• Illinois, 16 Other States, DC Sue Trump Administration Over Visa Rules For College Students
• "None of us lie": Top testing official defends coronavirus task force
• Maryland Business Recognized For Making Clear Masks
• Roger Stone Thankful For Commuted Sentence: 'I Have Deep Affection For Donald Trump, He's A Man Of Great Justice'
• Doctors in virus hot spots share fears: "Is this the tipping point?"
• 'Putting Lives In Danger', Union Says Push To Reopen Florida Schools Is Rushed
• Officials: Atlantic City Man Pleads Guilty In Connection To Shooting At High School Football Game That Led To Death Of 10-Year-Old Michah Tennant
• BWC's 10th Annual Forum: Choosing Courage Over Fear
• One Dead After Shots Fired Call In Jefferson County
• New Restaurant Opening At MGM National Harbor
• WATCH: Corpse Flower In Bloom At Longwood Gardens For 48 Hours
• Fugitive Captured After Getting Off Plane At Miami International Airport
• Morgan State University's Nursing Program Receives $146K For Mentoring
• Washington Mystics Elena Delle Donne Says Her Request To Opt Out Of 2020 Season Denied
• 3 In Custody, Suspected Of Causing Crash On Lake Shore Drive To Rob Victims At Gunpoint
• Red Sox Reportedly Pursuing Free Agent Starter Zack Godley
• Oklahoma Man Put To Death As U.S. Carries Out First Federal Execution In 17 Years
• 2 Women, 2 Men Shot In Baltimore Early Tuesday
• Texas GOP votes to hold convention online after legal fight
• Police Report Stunning Rise In Gunfire On Oakland Streets
• Florida Sen. Marco Rubio Reports Remdesivir Shortage As Gov. DeSantis Announces Key Drug Has Arrived
• Grant Imahara, 'MythBusters' And 'White Rabbit Project' Co-Host, Has Died At 49
• Stephon Gilmore Gets 99 Rating In 'Madden 21'
• 'Our Approach Is Ambitious': 3M And MIT Researchers Team Up To Develop Rapid Diagnostic Test For COVID-19
• Vacant Century-Old Pico-Union Home Goes Up In Flames
• Weather Blog: A Break From Extreme Heat
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• Delta Adding Fewer Flights In August, Loses $2.8 Billion
• Delta lost $5.7 billion in last quarter as recovery stalls
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• Charlie Blackmon Returns To Colorado Rockies After Recovering From Coronavirus
• Lions Sign 1st-Round Pick Okudah
• 4 charged in murder of rapper Pop Smoke
• Ted Cruz photographed flying without a mask
• Greater-Alarm Fire Rips Through Downtown LA Strip Mall, Arson Suspect Detained
• Search Suspended For Ocean City Swimmer Who Vanished While Trying To Rescue Family Members
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• Cam Newton's QB Coach Believes Good Things Will Happen In New England
• Celtics Show Support For Kara Lawson Before Seeing Her Depart For Duke
• Man, 51, Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver While Crossing Bronx Street
• Police: Man Seen On Video Firing Gun From Moving Scooter
• Virus crisis may get "worse and worse and worse," WHO warns
• U.S. carries out the first federal execution in 17 years
• Judge lifts gag order on Mary Trump ahead of book release
• Manco & Manco Pizza In Ocean City Closed For Cleaning After 3 Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
• Woman Fighting For Her Life After Fort Lauderdale Hit And Run
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Dr. Fauci's 'Perfect Storm'; Food Service Workers Devastating Setback; Tough COVID-19 Restrictions Reimposed
• Lawyers Say Texas Walmart Gunman Has Mental Disabilities And Was In Psychotic State After Shooting
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• Judge seeks more details on Trump's clemency for Roger Stone
• Shots Fired At Delivery Driver's Car Near Irving Park
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• Man Attacked In Fight Over Someone Not Wearing A Mask Outside Miami Restaurant
• Pittsburgh Officials Mourning The Death Of City Firefighter
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• Iran executes man who purportedly sold missile info to CIA
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• Cap Connector Project Causing 'Tunnel' Darkness, Drivers Cautioned To Slow Down, Exercise Caution
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• Search resumes for 1921 Tulsa race massacre victims
• Man Seriously Injured After Shot Multiple Times In Tioga
• Chicago Weather: Warmup In Effect
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• No One Hurt After Fireworks Set Off Inside Salem Home
• 19-Year-Old Dies At Hospital Following Police Chase Crash In Bellevue
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• Pittsburgh Facing Traffic Woes Despite Many People Still Working From Home
• Police: Man Sitting In Car Shot, Killed In Olney
• Black Lives Matter mural in front of Trump Tower defaced
• Pittsburgh Public Schools To Announce Reopening Plan For Upcoming School Year
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• Lost dog tag returned to family of deceased Marine
• Ghislaine Maxwell denied bail after pleading not guilty
• Biden unveils clean energy plan
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• Biden criticizes Trump's response to coronavirus
• Justice Ginsburg hospitalized for possible infection
• Trump talks coronavirus and policing in exclusive interview
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• Ghislaine Maxwell pleads not guilty in federal court
• Asked why Black Americans are killed by police, Trump responds, "So are White people"
• Trump says flying Confederate flag is a "freedom of speech" issue
• Trump says school districts are making a "terrible decision" if they don't reopen
• Woman blames politicians for her father's death from COVID-19
• Telehealth visits surge amid COVID-19 pandemic
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• In reversal, U.K. bars Huawei from role in 5G network
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• Ghislaine Maxwell expected in federal court today
• U.S. executes Daniel Lewis Lee, first federal prisoner to face lethal injection since 2003
• Reapplying for Paycheck Protection Program loans
• Formerly homeless 9-year-old chess prodigy shares inspirational story in new book
• Bill Nye demonstrates why wearing masks protects people from COVID-19
• ER doctors and nurses describe fear on the front lines during COVID-19 uptick
• Comet Neowise is passing Earth for the first time in almost 6,800 years
• "Mythbusters" co-host Grant Imahara dead at 49
• New Jersey elementary school unveils plan to have students safely return to the classroom
• Ghislaine Maxwell should be denied bail after alleged attempt to flee from FBI agents: Prosecutors
• Possible breakthrough in Arizona COVID-19 testing efficiency could turn the tide
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• California shutters businesses, makes some schools remote due to COVID-19 spike
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