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• Contra Costa County Hairstylists Go Underground After Reopening Rollback
• Project Home: Luxury Home Sales Rebound In New Pandemic Work-From-Home Culture
• Twitter Accounts Of Joe Biden, Barack Obama, Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Others Hacked
• Street In SF's Western Addition To Be Renamed After City's First Black Firefighter
• YouTubers Turned Down Trying To Hand Out Free Masks In Huntington Beach
• Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Discharged From Hospital
• 3 Arrested In Connection With Shooting At Lancaster Gas Station That Left Woman In Critical Condition
• Crews Rescue 6 People Stranded In American River
• Ralphs Employee Pepper Sprays Man Who Allegedly Assaulted Woman After Being Asked To Wear Face Covering
• Low-Income Households Disproportionately Affected As Sacramento Schools Shift To Virtual Learning
• R Street Corridor Shuts Down Traffic To Expand Outdoor Dining
• 'We Are Planning For All Sports': CHSAA Commissioner Optimistic For High School Sports And Activities This Fall
• King Soopers Will Require Customers To Wear Masks Starting Next Wednesday
• State Capitol Continues To Be Tagged & Trashed: 'It's Not Only A Disgrace, It's Embarrassing'
• 'Pay Whatever You Have': Globeville Farmers Market Opens Doors To Resources
• Douglas County Commissioners Stand Firm On No Masks & Split From Tri-County Health Department
• New Bundle Of Joy: Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Welcomes Moose Calf
• 'No Mask, No Taco': Hugo's Tacos Reopens Studio City Location After Closing When Customers Refused To Wear Masks
• Research Company Calling For Sacramento Volunteers To Test COVID-19 Vaccine
• Vacaville's Biggest Christmas Event Canceled Over COVID-19 Concerns
• LA County Coronavirus Cases Top 143,000; Testing To Expand To Compton, Montebello, Other 'Hot Spots'
• San Joaquin County Hospitals See Surge In ICU Patients, Face Staffing Shortage
• Approximately 3,300 Lose Power In Alhambra After Transformers Explode
• Stockton Officers Fatally Shoot Suspect Who Allegedly Tried To Run Them Over
• Bill Would Add Taxpayers To List Of Potential Jurors California
• Coronavirus Testing Available At Select Rite Aids In Greater-Sacramento Region
• Minneapolis Park Board Votes To Limit Homeless Encampments
• At-Risk Grandparents Especially Worried About Back-To-School Plans
• Colorado Face Mask Mandates: Who's In And Who's Out
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Imposes Restrictions On Restaurants, Bars, Gatherings Amid Rising COVID-19 Cases
• Chicago Weather: Heavy Downpours Late Wednesday, Drying Out Thursday
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan Discourages Marylanders From Traveling Out-Of-State
• Gov. Hogan: Maryland Uncovers 'Massive Criminal Enterprise' Involving $501M In Fraudulent Unemployment Insurance Claims
• Woman Arrested For Allegedly Abandoning Her Child, Two Young Children Along Busy Interstate In Garrett County
• St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office Asking For Help Locating Missing 4-Year-Old Boy Last Seen In Baltimore
• Baltimore City Council Calls For All Voters To Receive Mail-In Ballots For 2020 General Election
• Fraudsters May Be Targeting Seniors By Applying For Illinois Unemployment Debit Cards In Their Names
• Anne Arundel County Schools Superintendent Narrows Down Reopening Option Considerations For Fall
• Vegetation Fire At Beale Air Force Base Burns 500 Acres, Three Firefighters Injured
• 'The Virus Is Making The Rules': Gov. Tom Wolf Imposes Statewide Restrictions On Bars, Restaurants And Larger Indoor Gatherings
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report New Coronavirus Deaths
• Pennsylvania Bar And Restaurant Owners Left With More Questions Following New Round Of Restrictions From Gov. Tom Wolf
• Outrage At School Board Meeting After Skokie Police Union Comments About Consequences Of Removing Officers From Schools
• LA Pride To Move Out Of West Hollywood Next Year
• After Dire Budget Warnings, State Agencies Handed Out Double Digit Raises
• De Blasio Signs Police Reform Bills, Including Chokehold Ban: 'You Can Feel Change Coming'
• 'It's An Indescribable Feeling': NJ Man Donates Kidney To Father In Need Of Transplant After Surgery Was Delayed By Pandemic
• Nurses Speak Out Over Concerns Inside Hospitals Hitting Capacity
• Pittsburgh-Area Fire Departments 'Struggle' To Adjust To No Fundraising Events
• Police: 3 Philadelphia Women Attack Spirit Airlines Employees With Shoes, Water Bottles At Florida Airport
• Windshield From Vallejo Police Car Involved In Sean Monterrosa Killing Destroyed; Employee Placed On Leave
• Miami Beach Mayor Wants Governor To 'Convey A Sense Of Urgency' As County Leads Statewide Surge Of New COVID-19 Cases
• 'Another Complete Shutdown In Broward': Vice Mayor Steven Geller Fears County Closure Coming
• Denton County Custody Fight Goes All The Way To Texas Supreme Court
• Old Brooklyn Airfield Becomes Hot Spot For Drag Racing, Reckless Driving
• Dallas ISD About To Share Detailed Back To School Plans During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Man In Custody After Supreme Court Police Vehicle Set On Fire
• Video Of Loveland Police Parking Lot Detainment Drawing Criticism
• Midway Business Owners Learn Tough Lessons During The Rebuild
• MDH Announces New Initiative 'Make A Plan Minnesota'
• Reality Check: Is South Dakota's Strategy Of Luring Minnesota Businesses A New Tactic?
• Take Care Of Yourself During Coronavirus With The Aurora Mental Health Center
• Clerk Shot, Seriously Injured At Roxbury Convenience Store
• Delta Will Cut Flight Schedules Amid Covid-19 Surge
• Covid-19 Vaccine: First Trial In The U.S. Shows Signs Of An Immune Response
• Ivanka Trump Campaign Seeks To Train Unemployed For New Jobs
• MDOT Puts Signs Over Highways To Follow Mask Mandate, Help Against Covid-19
• MDOT Worker Killed By Deputy Following Store Stabbing, Mask Dispute
• Marin Sets Up Online Hotline To Report Violations Of COVID-19 Public Health Orders
• Absentee Ballot Numbers On The Rise In Michigan
• NYC Police Advocacy Groups Want To Paint 'Blue Lives Matter' Mural Near One Police Plaza
• Battle Creek Veteran Medical Center: U.S. Secretary Of Veteran Affairs Visits The Facility
• Experts: Avoid 'Broken Heart Syndrome' During COVID-19 By Staying Connected With Loved Ones
• LA County Announces Details Of Efforts To Expand Testing Capacity By 65% To Address "Disparities In High-Need Communities"
• Wayne State University Announces Fall Semester Plans
• Norwood Store Finds Mystery Musician, Gives Him Steinway Piano
• Rite Aid Opening Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing Sites In LA, Orange, Riverside Counties
• Police: Teen Boy Sexually Assaulted On Basketball Court At Park In Fort Lauderdale
• A Coronavirus Test Could Cost As Little As $20 Or As Much As $850
• Alameda County Sheriff's Lieutenant Fired After 2019 Death Of In-Custody Suspect Chained To Chair
• Philly Doctor: New Study On COVID-19 Antibodies Could Mean Potential Vaccine Would Require Multiple Doses
• Miami-Dade Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho To CBS4: 'Priority Is Safety, Health & Well-Being Of Students & Staff' On Reopening Plans
• 67-Year-Old Man In Jefferson Hills Dies After Farming Accident
• Sole Winning Fantasy 5 Lotto Ticket Sold In Emeryville
• New Jersey E-ZPass To Refund 79,000 Motorists Who Received Hefty Administrative Fee Bills Due To 'Processing Error'
• 'Publicly Humiliated': MPD Officers Testify About Riots That Followed George Floyd's Death
• Westwood Summer School Staff Member Tests Positive For COVID-19
• 'It Really Doesn't Affect Us': OC School Districts Discuss Reopening Plans Following Board Of Education's Decision
• CBSN Special Presentation: 'The Murder Of AJ Freund'
• Containment On Elephant Butte Fire Growing
• Rep. DeSaulnier, Sens. Harris, Feinstein Push Bill To Expand Rosie The Riverter WW2 Park In Richmond
• Hand Sanitizer Sold At BJ's Recalled For Possible Contamination
• Pennsylvania House, Senate Complete 1st Step To Strip Future Governors Of Some Authority Under Emergency Declarations
• Mom Says Son With Autism Was Denied Entry To Hersheypark Because He Can't Wear Mask
• Elk Grove Restaurant Brick House Brings Fine Dining Experience Outdoors
• Investigation Underway Following Deadly St. Paul Shooting
• Metropolitan Museum Of Art Sets August Reopening Date
• Police: Man Seriously Injured In Triple Shooting In Northwest Baltimore
• Smoke From Fresno County's Massive Mineral Fire Drifting Over San Francisco Bay Area
• Santa Clarita Mother Held On $200,000 Bail After DUI Arrest Involving 2 Children
• Sheriff Villanueva's Chief Of Staff Reassigned After Social Media Posts About Andres Guardado
• Federal Taxes Due Today, Even As IRS Grapples With Huge Backlog Of Paper Returns
• Social Worker's Non-Profit Provides For Needs Of Farmworkers Along San Mateo County Coast
• Primo's Barbershop In Vacaville Refuses To Shut Down Under Latest Closures
• Fmr. NAACP Chief, Longtime District Exec Rick Callender Is New CEO Of Santa Clara Valley Water District
• 'We Know LJ Is Going To Secure That Bag' | Ravens Running Back Mark Ingram Says Lamar Jackson Should Get As Much Money As Patrick Mahomes
• 'Tremendous Disappointment': 2021 Rose Parade Canceled For The First Time In 75 Years
• 'It's Better To Have Her Healthy': Families Prepare For More Distance Learning In The Fall
• Police: Woman Injured In Brooklyn Park Shooting
• Caltrain Teetering On Financial Collapse As SF Supervisors Table Tax Proposal
• Trio Of Wildfires Burn 2,800 Acres Southwest Of Meeker
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing 15-Year-Old Navaeh Carpenter Safe
• Trump rolls back major environmental law for infrastructure projects
• COVID-19 Event Risk Assessment Planning Tool
• Parents Torn As School Districts Announce Distance Learning Plans
• FDA Warns Against Using Two Dozen Hand Sanitizers That Could Contain Toxic Wood Alcohol
• Sonoma County Food Bank Provides For Those Who Can't Travel Because Of COVID Quarantine
• New England Aquarium Reopens With New Covid-19 Safety Protocols
• Rapper Megan Thee Stallion Says She Was Shot Over The Weekend
• Hospital ICU Beds Dwindle In San Joaquin County As Coronavirus Surges; Federal Assistance Team Deployed
• Longtime Washington Broadcaster Larry Michael Leaves Team
• Chicago Public Health Director Dr. Allison Arwady Talks About Rise In Coronavirus Cases, Ways Forward
• Woman Seriously Injured In Hit And Run Crash In East Baltimore, Police Say
• North Texas 24-Year-Old Who Was 'Close To Death' From Coronavirus Leaves Hospital After 79 Days
• Duquesne University Releases More Information On Student's Death For 'Clarity And Closure'
• California Sues Education Secretary DeVos To Repeal Her Overhaul Of Student Loan Forgiveness
• WATCH: HGTV Star Has Some Great Ideas For A Backyard Makeover
• California Equals 2nd Worst Day In COVID-19 Deaths; New Cases Surging Across State
• Dominik Kubalik Named 1 of 3 Finalists For Calder Trophy
• Garland Addressing Spike In Animal Cruelty Cases With Task Force
• Flying Dog Brewery Creates Digital Cookbook To Raise Money For DC Central Kitchen
• Police: Couple Arrested In Camarillo With Mail Stolen From 50 People In 22 Jurisdictions Throughout California
• Allegheny County Health Officials Recommend Prioritizing Coronavirus Tests
• Detectives Investigating Fatal San Jose Shooting; City's 19th Homicide Of 2020
• Eastern Equine Encephalitis Virus Found In Plymouth County
• Colorado Education Leaders Pushing Congress For Funding
• Gun Violence On The Rise In New Jersey, Shooting Deaths Up 19%
• 2 Arrested For Allegedly Vandalizing Christopher Columbus Statue In Schenley Park
• OC Reports 911 New Coronavirus Cases, 20 Additional Deaths Bringing Total To 455
• DPS Considers Delaying Start Of School 1 Week
• Cubs' Anthony Rizzo Hopes To Be Off Injured List Before Season Starts
• FBI Offering $5,000 In Search For Cold Case Murder Suspect Saul Aguilar Jr.
• Teachers' Union Head Criticizes New Hampshire Guidance
• Dallas ISD Parents Looking To Give Teachers More Options During Pandemic
• Kroger To Mandate Masks On All Customers Beginning Next Week
• San Quentin Death Row Inmate Jeffrey Hawkins Dies Of Suspected COVID-19 Complications
• EXCLUSIVE: Pennsylvania State Sen. Anthony Williams Reveals Moment He Learned He Tested Positive For Coronavirus
• 'You Know You Hit Him': Family Demands Justice After Vietnam Veteran, Father Of Three Killed In Hit-And-Run
• Lake Zurich Sports Camp Students Await Test Results As 36 Test Positive For COVID-19
• 2 Fugitives Escape Virginia Prison Through Hole In Fence; Marshals Service Offering Reward For Information
• 'You Are The Product': Duquesne University Cyber Security Professor Explains The Discussion Around TikTok
• 9 Mosquito Samples Test Positive For West Nile Virus In Arlington, Ground Spraying Planned Wednesday, Thursday Nights
• Organizer Of Little Italy Days Says Event Is Tentatively Planned In Conjunction With Columbus Day Parade
• Another San Quentin Inmate Dies From COVID-19 Complications, CDCR Says
• Howard County Executive Calvin Ball Announces First Recipients Of Business Relief Grants
• Some North Texas Parents Still Unsure How New School Year Will Look With Month Left Of Summer Break
• Babylon Looks To Use Art To Rebuild Downtown Businesses Impacted By COVID-19
• Security Guard Shoots, Kills Man Suspected Of Stabbing Him In Mar Vista
• High School Fall Sports In Pennsylvania Will Begin On Time
• 2-Alarm Vegetation Fire Burns South Of Carquinez Strait Near Crockett
• Former Pennsylvania Congressman Chaka Fattah Released Early From Federal Prison, Sources Say
• Delaware Releases New Guidelines For School Districts To Open This Fall
• SUV Hits Two Bicyclists, Killing One In Douglas County
• American Airlines Warns 25,000 Workers They Could Lose Jobs
• Max Minute: A Look At The Current Leaders In The Race To Produce Safe, Effective COVID-19 Vaccine
• Colorado Heroes Help Save Young Girl From Deadly House Fire
• UConn Student Peter Manfredonia Waives Hearing, Pleads Not Guilty To Murder
• All of Disney's Orlando theme parks are now reopened
• West Mifflin Police Find Missing 57-Year-Old John Dillard
• Former VP Joe Biden Holds Lead Over President Trump Among All Registered Voters In Pa., Monmouth University Poll Finds
• Osseo Summer School Staff Walks Out, Saying COVID-19 Precautions Are 'Extremely Lacking'
• Friends And Family Remember Amy And Abbey Grabow, Mother-Daughter Duo Killed In Memorial Day Crash
• Teachers Conflicted About Returning To In-Person Classes This Fall
• Montclair State University Plans Graduation Ceremonies Despite Pushback From Faculty
• University Of Maryland School Of Medicine COVID-19 Vaccine Trials Will Advance To Phase 3
• Rite Aid Expands Coronavirus Testing To 161 More Stores, Including New Location In Maryland
• All Sacramento County Districts Directed To Continue Distance Learning For Start Of New School Year
• VIDEO: Michigan, Michigan State Athletic Coaches Urge Michiganders To Mask Up
• Texas teacher writes will ahead of new school year amid pandemic
• Parents Raise Concerns About Philadelphia School District's Reopening Plan
• Brookline Deli Owner Says He's Getting Threats From Customers Who Won't Wear Face Masks
• 3 Local Breweries Team Up To Brew 'Black Is Beautiful' Beer To Help Fight Racial Injustice
• First MS-13 member indicted on terrorism-related charges by DOJ
• Law Enforcement Says Inmates Are Collecting Illegal Unemployment Payments In Jails And Prisons Across Pennsylvania
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Could Election Day become "Election Week"?
• Grand Rapids Man Ordered To Trial For Fire That Killed Wife, 3 Boys
• NYPD chief among officers injured at Brooklyn Bridge protest
• Korean American Association of Greater New York Working To Facilitate Partnerships Between Businesses And Black, Brown Communities
• Community Activists: Add Homelessness To The Growing List Of Things Spiking In New York City
• Video Shows Two Kids Nearly Swept Away By Waves On Michigan City Pier
• Study: Average Coloradan Would Pay $280/Month To Keep Working From Home Forever
• Weekend Park Entrance Fees Returning For Regional Parks In Anne Arundel County
• Asian Americans Have Experienced High Rates Of Discrimination Amid COVID-19 Pandemic, Study Finds
• Inter Miami's Second Loss In Orlando, Beat By Philly 2-1
• With Cubs Opening Day Coming Soon, Wrigleyville Bars Say They're Taking Crowd Control Very Seriously
• South Florida Companies Conducting Research, Trials For Coronavirus Vaccine
• Airbnb Asks Renters To Consider Donating Money To Hosts, Creating Social Media Backlash
• North Texas Nurse Paints Windows At Nursing Homes To Spread Cheer During Pandemic
• As Deadline Looms, Lawmakers Urge Gov. Hogan To Extend Eviction Moratorium
• Gloucester Closing All Beach Parking Lots To Non-Residents This Weekend
• Coronavirus Pandemic Is Inspiring New Inventions To Help People Stay Safe
• Sources: 2 Females Involved In Uniontown Homicide
• Survey Shows Most Plano ISD Parents Plan To Send Children Back To Classroom When School Starts
• Mount Sinai's 'Paws And Play' Program Successfully Matches Young Patients And 4-Legged Friends With A Purpose
• Lightfoot, Pritzker Cautious About Uptick In COVID-19 Cases
• Gunmen Open Fire On Crowd Outside Crown Heights Apartment Building; 1 Dead, 5 Wounded
• Man Accused Of Killing Ex-Girlfriend In Worcester Faces More Charges
• Police Searching For Michael Biscotti, Suspect In Fatal Stabbing Of Freska Yerby In SE Baltimore
• Art Institute To Reopen Thursday July 30, Field Museum Reopening To Members This Friday
• Wisconsin Legislators Want Harsher Penalties For Destroying Statues
• Nursed Back To Health At Miami Seaquarium, Manatees Return To The Wild
• Taste Of Soul 2020 Canceled, Organizers Instead Focus On 'Call To Action' To Support Black Businesses
• Cape Cod Sees Housing Boom As Coronavirus Keeps People Home
• Police: 3 Women Face Battery Charges After Attack On Spirit Airlines' Employees At Broward Airport
• SEPTA Police Officer Fired For Attacking 2 Protesters With Baton In May
• Prince George's County Schools Will Have Distance Learning Through January, Officials Say
• Parents Still Have Concerns After Pittsburgh Public Schools Announces Options For Returning To School In Fall
• Corrupt Chicago Police Officer David Salgado Sentenced To Nearly 6 Years For Scheme To Get Bogus Warrants To Steal Cash, Drugs
• Lawsuit: Palisades, Parkland School Districts 'Buried Their Heads In The Sand' In Case Of Teacher Who Sexually Assaulted 6 Students
• Reopenings: San Mateo County To Allow For Limited Nursing Home Visits Under New Order
• Florida surpasses 300,000 coronavirus cases
• Memorial Tournament Is 'The Ultimate PGA Tour Event,' Says CBS Sports' Frank Nobilo
• Some Colorado Casinos Affected By National Coin Shortage
• Stores Struggle To Make Exact Change For Customers Amid Coin Shortage Caused By COVID-19 Pandemic
• RECIPE: Swedish Cinnamon Buns Worth Turning On The Oven In Summer For
• RECIPE: Swedish Cinnamon Buns Worth Turning On The Oven In Summer
• Rolling Average Of COVID-19 Cases In Indiana Spikes In Recent Weeks
• MBTA Offers New Protocols For Riding Buses, Trains
• Epcot & Hollywood Studios Reopen, Joining The Rest Of Disney World's Theme Parks
• School District Of Philadelphia To Institute Hybrid Learning System As Part Of Fall Reopening Plan
• Try Adding This Secret Ingredient To Make Scrambled Eggs Like Never Before
• Brighton, Bennett & Castle Rock To Opt Out Of Face Mask Mandate
• Police Identify Fahim Saleh As Man Who Was Killed And Dismembered In His Lower East Side Luxury Apartment
• Racial inequality could hurt U.S. credit rating, Moody's warns
• 'Sometimes, It's Great To Put The Politics Aside': Man Running Against Local State Senator Finds And Returns Her Lost Wallet
• LA Council President To Host Drive-Thru Food Giveaway In Panorama City
• 5 Colorado Doctors Tell Dr. Dave Hnida That In-Person Classes Are OK For Students ... For Now
• Police: Woman's Body Found Wrapped In Plastic Wrap Inside Large Plastic Container In South Philadelphia
• Sara Bareilles remembers Nick Cordero as "deeply kind"
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 142 New Cases, 27 More Deaths
• Get Ready: Motown Museum Reopens After 4-Month Closure
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan, State Superintendent Dr. Karen Salmon To Give Update Next Week On Maryland Schools Reopening
• Funeral Held Wednesday For Basketball Star Brandon Hendricks Killed In Bronx Shooting
• PIAA Moving Forward With Fall Sports Start Dates As Scheduled
• J.C. Penney slashing 1,000 jobs during bankruptcy
• Mail Delivery Could Be Delayed As New Postmaster General Pushes Cost-Cutting Measures
• Candace Valenzuela could become first Afro-Latina in congress
• Arctic heat wave "essentially impossible" without climate change
• 'Like Most Of You, I Took Precautions', Former Broward Sheriff Scott Israel Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Cowboys' Dak Prescott To Play 2020 Season On Franchise Tag As Deadline For New Deal Passes
• University Of St. Thomas Becomes Minnesota's First Private D-I Collegiate Athletics Program 
• Doctors: Deaths of migrant kids in 2018 could've been prevented
• Tarrant County Reports Record-High 857 New COVID-19 Cases
• Members Of The Florida Board of Education Point To Confusion Over Reopening Of Schools
• Starbucks, Walmart Issue Mask Mandates For All Customers
• Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Released From Johns Hopkins Hospital
• Texas Motor Speedway Announces 'New Way Of Doing Things' For Its First Race With Fans During Pandemic
• Increasing Number Of COVID-19 Cases In Maryland Tied To Bars, Non-Compliance With Health Requirements, Gov. Hogan Says
• 1 in 3 small businesses worldwide cut jobs during pandemic
• 20-Year-Old Arrested In Pittsburgh Riots Now Wanted In Butler Riots
• Ravens, Pass Rusher Matthew Judon Fail To Reach Agreement On Long-Term Deal
• Is It Safe For Children To Go Back To School This Fall? CHOP Doctor Says 'Yes, But...'
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg discharged from hospital
• Summer Fog Blankets Colorado's Front Range
• W. Va. Governor Says Monongalia Co. Bar Closures Could Be Extended Due To Coronavirus Spike
• Health Officials Report 62nd Death From COVID-19 In Collin County
• Reopening: Education Chief Tony Thurmond Says Schools Should Prepare For Both In-Class And Remote Learning
• UCLA Unveils 2020 Hall Of Fame Class Including Dodgers Manager Dave Roberts, Kevin Love, Russell Westbrook & Lauren Holiday
• California Schools Chief Says Some Districts Can Open Safely
• Pittsburgh-Area Man Indicted By Federal Grand Jury After Arrest With Alleged Homemade Bombs And Gun
• New Cape Cod Bridges To Be Built In 3 Phases
• Second Suspect Charged In Murder Of 7-Year-Old Natalia Wallace
• Trump says Navarro shouldn't have written op-ed slamming Fauci
• Patriots, Joe Thuney Don't Reach Long-Term Deal Before Wednesday's Deadline
• 'Tipping Point For Policing In America': Attorney Sues 4 MPD Officers On George Floyd Family's Behalf
• At Least 36 Lake Zurich High School Students Test Positive For Virus After Summer Sports Camps
• 'They Say It's Kind Of Quietly Always Here': Jefferson County Public Health Specialist Discusses Bubonic Plague
• Reports: Texas Education Agency Will Not Take State Funding From Schools That Offer All-Virtual Classes
• Reopenings: San Francisco Officials Announce Hair And Nail Salons Will Remain Shuttered
• Apple Customers Can Now Submit Claims As Part Of Settlement Over Slowing Down iPhones
• Ravens Unable To Host Fans At Training Camp Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• One Year After Crime Plan Announced, Baltimore Police Say Violent Crime Down 12% But Homicides In Line With 2019
• Police: Help Sought ID'ing Suspects In St. Paul Lululemon Looting
• Los Altos Black Lives Matter Mural Proposal On Hold Until City's Arts Commission Weighs In
• Minnesota Senator Asks Health Officials To 'Disobey' Trump Orders To Bypass CDC On COVID-19 Numbers
• Reopening Colorado: Denver 'Hitting Pause' On Easing Coronavirus Restrictions
• 'Ink Master' Star Daniel Silva Pleads No Contest In Crash That Killed YouTuber Corey La Barrie
• Dallas County On Pace For One Of 'Deadliest Weeks So Far' During Pandemic, Judge Clay Jenkins Says
• Sam Adams Closing Faneuil Hall Taproom Patio Due To Influx Of Out-Of-State Visitors
• David Pastrnak Facing Quarantine Flow Dilemma: Keep It Or Cut It?
• Holbrook K-9 Officer Receives Final Salute From Local Police Departments
• Indiana Delays Next Stage Of Reopening For Two More Weeks
• Search On For Roseville Hit-And-Run Suspect
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Seafood Festival Postponed Until 2021
• Celtics' Kemba Walker Misses Another Practice With Left Knee Injury
• Gov. Murphy Says Indoor Visits At New Jersey Pediatric Facilities Allowed Under Specific Conditions
• UPMC, Pitt Looking For 750 Volunteers For Coronavirus Vaccine Trials
• Refrigerated trucks requested in some states as morgues fill up
• For fourth time in 8 days, U.S. breaks record for new virus cases
• Ice Cream Vendor Beaten Unconscious In Fashion District
• MPD Body Camera Video Shows Distraught George Floyd: 'I'm Not That Kind Of Guy'
• NFL player Kenny Stills arrested at protest for Breonna Taylor
• Coronavirus: 2020 North Texas Fair And Rodeo Rescheduled For October
• Young Men Republican Club of Allegheny County Ordered To Close For Violating Coronavirus Order
• "I'm not a bad guy": Police video shows distraught George Floyd
• School Music Programs Aren't Always Inclusive, And A Colorado Coalition Aims To Change That
• Water Country Opens For Season Pass Holders
• Trump's niece says his father destroyed his "spark of kindness"
• St. Louis Prosecutor Investigating Couple Who Brandished Guns At Protesters Says Governor And Trump Are Targeting Her
• Houston ISD, Texas' Largest School District, To Begin School Year Virtually After Labor Day
• Folsom Cordova Unified Votes To Start New School Year With Distance Learning
• Trump says he'd welcome Michael Flynn back to the White House
• Transcript: Trump on masks, schools, race and Roger Stone
• 6 More Port Authority Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• 'World TeamTennis Comes Down To One Point On Any Given Match': Former USTA President Katrina Adams Discusses Her Role As Analyst With WTT For CBS Sports Network
• SFUSD Superintendent Announces School Year To Begin With Distance Learning
• NFL Player Kenny Stills Among Those Arrested At Breonna Taylor Protest In Louisville
• Police: Arrest Made After 20-Year-Old Man Shot 3 Times, Killed In West Philadelphia
• Pritzker: Illinois Won't Move To Phase 5 Until Vaccine Is Available
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Mayor, County Executives Ask Gov. Hogan To Reconsider Largely In-Person Election
• Fire Breaks Out Overnight At Cockeysville Home
• Glendale Unified To Offer Free Childcare Despite Closing Campuses
• 'We Did Not See This Coming': Carson Mall Shuts Down Temporarily In Response To Newsom Orders
• Raheem Benjamin Sentenced To 8 Years In Prison For Conspiring To Distribute Heroin In SW Baltimore Drug Market
• Walmart will require masks at its 5,400 stores
• Fauci calls White House efforts to undermine him "bizarre"
• Two Major COVID-19 Testing Sites Now Open Only For Dallas County Residents, Results Within 2-3 Days
• Coronavirus In Maryland: CASA Of Baltimore County, Volunteers Providing Free Masks To Children In Foster Care
• Luke Stuckmeyer: 'Twins Number One, White Sox Number Two' In AL Central'
• 32 Chimpanzees Still Living At Closed Wildlife Waystation Still In Need Of Care
• Lake Street Council Awards $2.8 Million In Grants To Businesses Damaged During Unrest
• About 15 Percent Of Pittsburgh's 'Fire Manpower' Is Quarantined, Union President Says
• Reopening: State Approves Alameda County COVID-19 Variance; Outdoor Dining Can Resume Immediately
• Maine now offers nonbinary option on birth certificates
• Report: Vendor Requests Price Increase Of More Than $600K From Baltimore Due To COVID-19 Despite Contract; City Denies Request
• River Cats Home Park To Host SF Giants 'Taxi Squad' For Shortened MLB Season
• Golf Lessons By Leonard Golf Links
• Buena Park Police Searching For Woman In Abduction Of 6-Year-Old Boy From Foster Parent
• Boston Police Department K-9 Officer Rocky Dies After Brief Illness
• JCPenney Cutting Workforce By 1,000 And Closing 152 Stores
• In 'Groundbreaking' Study, UMN Researchers 3D Print Working Heart Pump With Real Human Cells
• BART Station At SFO Briefly Closed Due To Police Activity
• MDOT: Overnight, Weekend Work On I-94
• 26-Year-Old Micah Avery Indicted On Charges Of Defacing Lincoln Memorial During Protests
• 2020 Head Of The Charles Regatta Will Not Be Held In Person
• Can You Get Sick From Beach Sand? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Denver Broncos Announce Limited Seating, Break Down Options For Season Ticket Holders During 2020 Season
• Trump administration orders hospitals to bypass CDC in reporting COVID data
• George Floyd's Family Files Civil Rights Lawsuit Against Minneapolis, Police Officers Charged In His Death
• Idlewild, Soakzone Will Close On Tuesdays And Wednesdays This Summer
• Employees At 2 Queen Anne's County Restaurants Test Positive For COVID-19, Health Department Says
• Dramatic Testimony At San Francisco Bay Area Residents Rome Murder Trial
• Bruce Cassidy Named Finalist For Jack Adams Award
• Members Of Homeless Encampment Discuss 'Lack' Of Affordable Housing, Mismanagement At Philadelphia Housing Authority
• Chicago Police Supt. David Brown Announces Shakeup Of Command Staff Amid Surge In Gun Violence
• Florida Breaks 300K COVID-19 Cases, Adds 112 Deaths
• Suspect In Murder Case Of Fort Hood Soldier Vanessa Guillen Pleads Not Guilty 
• John Hickenlooper Campaign Claims Its $5.2M Fundraising Haul Is A Colorado Record
• Birmingham Student Sent To Juvenile Detention For Missed Online Schoolwork
• LA Memorial Coliseum Torch Lit To Honor 60th Anniversary Of Famous JFK Speech
• NorCal City Moves Toward Removing Police From Traffic Stops
• Walmart Will Start Requiring Customers In All Its Stores To Wear Masks
• First coronavirus vaccine tested in U.S. moves forward
• Report: Hotel Security Was Called On Heat's Jimmy Butler, Found Him Dribbling In His Hotel Room
• Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt Says He Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Aurora Public Schools Delays Start, Outlines Plans For Return To Classrooms
• Maryland Comptroller Says Tax Returns Short As July 15, Tax Day Arrives
• 'Masks Work': Masks Significantly Cut Coronavirus Cases Among Health Care Workers, Mass General Brigham Study Finds
• Metro Transit To Introduce Temporary Shields On Buses To Help Protect Operators, Riders
• University Students Developing At-Home COVID-19 Test That Returns Results In 30 Minutes
• Former Alameda Co. Health Officer Dr. Erica Pan Sworn In As State's Epidemiologist
• Pedestrian Killed In Early Morning Hit & Run Near Fort Lauderdale
• Oklahoma governor tests positive for the coronavirus
• Michigan Appeals Court Denies Absentee Ballots That Come After Election
• Manny's Deli Pleads For Help To Stay Open
• Cook County Commissioner Pushing Back Of The Yards Residents To Take Part In 2020 Census
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Warns City Might Have To Move Back To Phase 3 If COVID Cases Continue To Rise; 'We Are On The Precipice'
• Dashcam video shows officer saving choking baby
• Free Coronavirus Testing Now Offered At Anaheim Convention Center
• Body Found In Plastic Bag On Roof Of Bronx McDonald's
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 578 New Cases, 8 More Deaths As ICU Number Continues To Decrease
• 2 Dead, 1 Hurt In Overnight Arvada House Fire
• Walmart And Sam's Club Will Start Requiring U.S. Customers To Wear Masks In Stores
• What happens if you don't file a tax return?
• New York State Allows Visitors At Nursing Homes And Long-Term Care Facilities
• Willie McGinest Explains How Cam Newton Can Fit In To Famed 'Patriot Way'
• Judge Halts Execution Of Wesley Ira Purkey, Amid Claims Convicted Killer Isn't Mentally Fit
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 994 New Coronavirus Cases, Statewide Total Climbs To 97,665
• Camden Adventure Aquarium Reopens To Members, Opens To General Public On Friday
• NASA to reveal closest images ever taken of the sun
• Nick Cannon dropped by ViacomCBS over "anti-Semitic" comments
• CBS Announces Changes To 2020 Fall Schedule Featuring 'The Amazing Race,' 'SEAL Team' And 'S.W.A.T.'
• 5-Year-Old Struck And Killed By Car In Fond Du Lac
• Foie gras from out of state can now be served in California
• Denver Police Find Jeep Connected To Deadly Overnight Hit & Run
• Hyundai Recalls Thousands Of Cars In U.S. Due To Electrical Outlet Overheating Hazard
• Dallas Man Wins Close To $1M In Texas Lottery Scratch Ticket Game 
• Oakland Zoo Closer To Reopening After Alameda Co. Files COVID-19 Variance With State
• Sheldon Adelson Denies Report; Has 'No Interest' In Buying Mets
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 7-15-20
• Sheriff: 73-Year-Old Man Killed In Dunn Co. Farm Accident
• Denver Weather: The Break Is Almost Over, Big Summer Heat Returns Soon!
• Walmart Will Start Requiring All Customers To Wear Masks
• Outfielder Anthony Santander Returns To Orioles Workouts After COVID-19 Quarantine
• Walmart Will Require Shoppers To Wear Face Masks
• Walmart Will Require All Shoppers To Wear Masks
• 'This Is A Simple Step': Walmart To Start Requiring All Customers To Wear Masks Beginning July 20
• How to file for an extension on your taxes
• Walmart Will Require All Customers To Wear Masks At Stores Nationwide
• Silver Township House Explosion Leaves 2 Injured
• Berkeley Council Votes To Create 'Crisis Responders' For Non-Criminal Calls; Review Police Traffic Stops
• U.S. Bank Reports 2Q Earnings Down 43 Percent
• Dallas Police Identify Landre Rogers As 20-Year-Old Killed At Moore Park
• Allegheny Co. Health Department Reports 246 New Coronavirus Cases, County Death Toll Surpasses 200
• Black Lives Matter Mural Painted On Worcester Street
• Lights Go Out In San Francisco's Hayes Valley, Lower Haight Neighborhoods
• Coronavirus Latest: North Arundel Aquatic Center Closed For 14 Days After Swimmer Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Poll: 79% Of College Students Say They Wouldn't Attend Parties This Fall To Prevent Coronavirus Infection
• Poll: 79% Of College Students Say They Wouldn't Attend Parties This Fall
• Poll: 79% Of College Students Say They Would Skip Parties To Prevent Coronavirus Infection
• CBS Announces Multi-Year Content Partnership With NAACP
• VIDEO: Colorado Sheriff's Deputy Catches Tornado On Video
• Police Say Woman Bashed Another Woman With Cell Phone, Poked Victim In Eyes In Midtown Subway Station
• Trump Administration Reversal Eases Uncertainty For International Students In Florida
• Comet Neowise Now Viewable After Sunset: How To See It For Yourself
• 'Outreach Isn't Working' Says Uncle Of Davarie Armstrong, Black Denver Teen Killed In Wave Of Gun Violence
• How To Stay Cool Without Air Conditioning This Summer
• Suspect Wanted In Royal Farms Robbery In Laurel
• Arlington Housing Choice Voucher Program
• New Street Mural To Be Painted On Charles Street Friday
• Trio Of Red Sox Placed On Injured List, Including No. 1 Starter Eduardo Rodriguez
• Dallas Police Squad Car Shot At On South Central Expressway
• Massachusetts Lawmakers Seek To Mandate Masks, Quarantine For Visitors
• Vulnerable Adult Missing After Leaving Burnsville Group Home, Last Seen Saturday
• Red Sox Adding Expanded Dugouts At Fenway Park To Allow For Social Distancing
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Reports 700+ New Cases 2nd Consecutive Day As Hospitalizations Up Too
• Concerns Mount Over Accuracy, Long Turnaround Times For COVID-19 Tests In Colorado
• WATCH: Shaq Steps In To Help Stranded Motorist On Interstate I-75 In Alachua County
• Florida Mom Accused Of Leaving Toddler In Hot Car While Shopping At Macy's
• PTL Links: July 15, 2020
• Baltimore City Department Of Public Works Offering Free Paper Shredding Event For Residents
• Brummer's Homemade Chocolates To Close After 116 Years In Business
• 'In Our Hearts' Gratitude Campaign At Children's Minnesota
• Cooking With Rania: Summer Fruit Drinks
• Drugs Sent To Rhode Island Through USPS As Part Of 'Cocaine Pipeline' From Puerto Rico
• David Pastrnak Takes Ice For First Time At Bruins Training Camp
• Japan "extremely concerned" as 136 COVID cases reported on U.S. bases
• University Of Miami Announces Plan To Move Forward With In-Person & Virtual Classes For Fall Semester
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Odenton Library Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• With Elective Procedures Delayed, UnitedHealth 2Q Profit Spikes
• Amtrak's Downeaster Train To Add More Round Trips Between Boston And Maine
• 15-Year-Old Boy Dead, 3-Year-Old Child Wounded In Virginia Shooting
• 2 Teens Arrested In Connection To Fatal Shooting Of Dallas 15-Year-Old Jonathon Castillo
• Aurora Public Schools Will Be Proactive, Test Teachers Regularly For Coronavirus
• State House Again Blocks Measure To Limit Walz's Ability To Declare Peacetime Emergency State
• Give Teachers 'Medical-Grade PPE' To Get Schools Reopened, Pediatrician Urges
• Miami Weather: Mostly Sunny & Hot, Afternoon Showers Possible
• Rangers, Islanders Stanley Cup Qualifiers Schedule Released
• George Floyd's family sues Minneapolis, cops charged in his death
• Gov. Wolf Extends License To Carry Firearm Permits Through September
• Mother Charged With East Palo Alto Cold Case Slaying Of 3-Year-OId Daughter
• 2 Cyclists Struck By Motorist In Central Minnesota, 1 Killed; Investigation Ongoing
• Florida Man Pulls Gun, Makes Death Threat In Mask Argument At Walmart
• Woman Carjacked At Gunpoint In Trinity Hospital Parking Lot In Calumet Heights
• Man Killed After Gunfire Erupts On Pomona Street
• After Pandemic Extension, The 2020 Tax Day Deadline Has Arrived
• Coin Shortage: Why It's Getting Harder To Get Exact Change
• Appeals court upholds delay of federal execution
• One Sacrifice Of The Coronavirus Era Is Good Sleep, Survey Finds
• NYPD: Woman Attacked By Ex-Boyfriend While Pushing Son In Stroller
• Red Sox Scrambling To Fill Out Rotation As Opening Day Looms
• Nearly A Year After Larry Johnson Jr. Was Fatally Struck On Ritchie Highway in Glen Burnie, Police Are Still Looking For The Suspect
• Lake Forest Hotel Evacuated After Guest Found Making Homemade Bombs In Room
• Minnesota NAACP President Arrested At Protest Over Breonna Taylor's Death
• Iconic Mt. Airy Trolley Car Donated To Fishtown Nonprofit
• Arizona student says they waited 26 days for COVID-19 test result
• Better Business Bureau Warning Consumers Of Pet Product Company Failing To Fulfill Orders
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Telsa Factory COVID-19 Cases; Berkeley Schools 'Heartbreaking' Decision; Alameda County Hopeful For Outdoor Dining Return
• Start Times For Bruins Exhibition Game, First Two Round Robin Tilts Announced
• Boston Swan Boats Will Not Operate This Year Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• Dallas Victim Included In "Horrific Spike" In Fatal Violence Against Transgender Community
• Police: Long Island Couple Seen On Video Attacking Hotel Worker Charged With Assault
• Mon Wharf Reopens With Credit Card Kiosk
• Woman Says Son With Autism Was Denied Entry Into Hersheypark Because Unable To Wear Mask
• Campaign 2020: Mondaire Jones Wins Democratic Primary In Race For Rep. Nita Lowey's Seat
• Keller @ Large: Are You Ready To Send Your Kids Back To School?
• Police Searching For Jeep Driver Who Struck, Dragged Man In Austin
• PSAC Suspends NCAA Competitions Scheduled For Fall 2020
• Broward Mayors Concerned Young People Not Social Distancing
• 15-Year-Old Boy Injured After Shots Fired In South Loop
• Candace Valenzuela Wins 24th Congressional Democratic Runoff Over Kim Olson
• Man Dies After Shooting Near Children's Minnesota In S. Mpls., No Arrests
• Prosecutor probing gun-wielding couple: Trump, governor "came after me"
• Apple Customers Can Submit Claims As Part Of Settlement Over Slowing Down iPhones
• Wednesday's Child: 9-Year-Old Jayvon
• Tens Of Thousands Of Illinois Taxpayers Who Submitted Returns Early Still Waiting For Refunds
• Allegheny County Provides Interactive Map Detailing Neighborhood-Specific Coronavirus Data
• Kansas Congressman Steve Watkins charged with voter fraud
• Jeff Sessions loses Alabama Senate runoff to Tommy Tuberville
• LA County has more coronavirus cases than Canada, mayor says
• Man trademarks dozens of possible names for Washington NFL team
• A second stimulus check? Here's how much you could get
• Commuter Alert: Water Main Break Closes Streets In Chelsea
• Trump on Black Americans killed by police: "So are White people"
• Ivanka Trump tweet featuring can of Goya beans sparks backlash
• Motorcyclist Killed In Crash In Humboldt Park
• Pieces Of Metal, Car Parts, And Other Debris On Expressways -- How Is IDOT Handling It?
• Car Flips Into Oncoming Traffic In Deadly Crash On Henry Hudson Parkway
• Chicago Weather: Storms On The Way
• Democrat Retired Air Force Pilot MJ Hegar To Take On Republican John Cornyn After Senate Nomination Win
• What may come of the WHO's "honest evaluation" of its COVID response?
• Tree Of Life Announces New Plans Involving The Future Of Its Congregation
• The Tiananmen crisis and training CIA analysts
• Trump heads to Georgia, one of the new 2020 battleground states
• Election Day could turn into "Election Week" with rise in mail ballots
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/15 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Police: Nearly 40 Shots Fired In Deadly North Philadelphia Double Shooting
• Pittsburgh Weather: Near 90-Degree Temperatures Return, Humidity Stays Low
• 28-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Kensington
• Tesla workers say company ignoring virus concerns at Calif. plant
• Taxes Are Due July 15, Here's What You Need To Know
• Mongolian teen infected by marmot dies of bubonic plague
• UPMC Among Locations Taking Part In Phase Three Of Coronavirus Vaccine Trials
• Two People Taken To The Hospital After Car Crashes Into Building In Coraopolis
• IRS Offering Free Six Month Extension To File Taxes
• City To Share Traffic Data With Waze
• Best Buy Now Requiring All Customers To Wear Face Coverings
• Wednesday's Show Info (7/15/20)
• Gov. Wolf Supports Petrochemical Tax Break Legislation
• North Hills School District Adds "Blended" Reopening Option
• Two People Hurt After Car Goes Over Hillside In Stowe Township

Videos from July 15, 2020

• Moderna advances potential coronavirus vaccine as U.S. cases surge
• Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg released from the hospital
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• Arctic heat wave 600 times more likely due to climate change, study finds
• 90-year-old Scottish woman climbs stairs for charity
• Sweden sees high virus mortality rate after resisting lockdown
• Government watchdog group says Customs and Border Protection not following health care guidelines
• New bodycam footage reveals George Floyd's last words
• Trump defends relationship with Fauci as White House attacks doctor
• High-profile Twitter accounts hacked in cryptocurrency scam
• Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine ready for final testing phase
• Texas teacher writes will ahead of new school year amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Florida emerges as coronavirus epicenter as thousands pack testing sites
• CBS Evening News, July 15, 2020
• Trump visits battleground state Georgia months ahead of 2020 election
• How mail voting could turn Election Night into Election Week
• White House denies Trump authorized anti-Fauci op-ed
• 07/15: Red and Blue
• Milwaukee bus driver surprises 10-year-old boy with new bike
• Man dazzles customers at antiques store with spontaneous piano playing
• Education Secretary Betsy DeVos threatens to withhold school funding
• Foie gras legal to serve in California restaurants after judge's ruling
• ViacomCBS drops Nick Cannon over anti-Semitic comments
• George Floyd's family sues Minneapolis and 4 cops charged in his death
• Sneak peek: Mandy Stavik: The Case No One Could Forget
• Trump defends coronavirus response, heads to Georgia to talk infrastructure
• "A victory for students": Trump administration rescinds policy that threatened international student visas
• ACLU director says police should live in the cities that they protect
• Report: Dataminr helped police monitor Black Lives Matter protests
• Doctor weighs in on Trump administration stripping CDC of control of COVID-19 data
• Sneak peek: Find Jodi
• Trump administration orders hospitals to stop sending coronavirus data to CDC
• Companies consider workplace surveillance measures amid coronavirus pandemic
• Jeff Sessions loses bid for his old Senate seat
• Tax Day tips: Filing extensions and planning ahead
• Trump talks pandemic, Biden and more in exclusive CBS News interview
• Republican National Convention may move outside amid coronavirus surge
• Trump administration backtracks on foreign student visa rule
• Video captures police officer saving choking baby
• Black Lives Matter protester statue raised in place of U.K. slave trader
• Trump says he'd welcome Michael Flynn back to the White House
• Sara Bareilles remembers Nick Cordero, talks new show "Little Voice"
• Looking at the future of air travel after Delta posts worst losses since 2008
• Moderna's coronavirus vaccine triggers immune response, deemed safe to move to Phase 3 testing
• 87 people arrested at Breonna Taylor protest on Kentucky attorney general's lawn
• New Marine Corps study tracks the transmission of coronavirus in young people
• Ghislaine Maxwell denied bail in Epstein sex trafficking case, pleads not guilty to charges
• Jeff Sessions loses Senate bid to Trump-backed newcomer Tommy Tuberville
• President Trump on Black Americans killed by police: "So are White people"
• Largest lab in Arizona hopes to speed up COVID-19 test results
• Florida sees its largest increase in single-day COVID-19 hospitalizations