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• Districts In Limbo Awaiting Governor's Guidance On Returning To School
• Hair Stylists, Barbers Appeal to Governor to Allow Outdoor Operations
• 4-Alarm Fire Burning Near Vacaville Causes Evacuations, 70 Acres Burned
• Residents, Developers Spar Over West Side San Francisco Housing Projects
• Shoeprint Brings Hope Missing Hiker Saeed Emadi Is Surviving In El Dorado National Forest
• San Mateo County on Verge of New Indoor-Business Shutdowns, Supervisor Says
• Police: Driver Intentionally Hit 2 Bicyclists At Separate Intersections In Midtown Sacramento
• 7 USPS Employees At West Sacramento Processing Plant Test Positive For COVID-19
• 4-Alarm Brush Fire Burning Near Vacaville Halted; Evacuation Order Lifted
• Return To School: How Jeffco Public Schools Will Look When Students Come Back
• Gov. Jared Polis Issues New Mask Mandate For The Entire State Of Colorado
• Face Mask Mandates: The Science Backs Up Covering Up
• SoCal Hair Stylists Petition Gov. Newsom To Operate Outdoors
• Second Federal Medical Team Deployed To San Joaquin County Amid ICU Staffing Shortage
• Report: Pot Arrests Still Fall Heavily On Hispanics, Blacks
• Weld & El Paso County Deputies Will Not Issue Citations For Mask Violations
• Inland Empire Hospitals Overwhelmed As Coronavirus Cases Surge
• California Governor To Outline Plans For Reopening Schools
• LA Man Accused Of Fraudulently Obtaining $9M In PPP Loans, Spending Hundreds Of Thousands Gambling In Vegas
• No Mask? Prepare To Get A $100 Fine In Manhattan Beach
• LA County Reports Record-High 4,592 Coronavirus Cases, 59 Deaths
• 'Really What I Want To Do': Teachers Want To Go Back - When It's Safe
• The Lumineers Lobby For Sen. Michael Bennet's RESTART ACT
• Children's Museum In Denver Reopens For Members
• Broken Windshield Forces Private Flight To Make Emergency Landing At Sacramento Airport
• Air Force Mobilizes Medical Team to Hard-Hit Lodi Hospital as COVID-19 Cases Surge
• Salons And Barbershops Asking State To Let Them Operate Outside
• Colorado Lawmaker Threatens To Sue Gov. Polis Over Statewide Face Mask Mandate
• Reopenings: San Jose Unified Schools Will Start Academic Year Learning Remotely
• S.F. Police Union Pushes Back on Directive to Display Black Lives Matter Posters
• Coronavirus Latest: Cases Rise Among Young Adults In Maryland
• Missing Alameda Man Found Dead In Huckleberry Botanic Regional Preserve
• Newport Beach Woman Accused Of Engaging In Sex Acts With A Minor
• Minn. Researchers Track Trumpeter Swans To Monitor Habitat, Migration
• Hogan: Trump Administration 'Bungled' Efforts To Prevent Spread, Detect Coronavirus Early
• 15 Former Female Washington Redskins Employees Report Being Sexually Harassed While They Worked For Team, WaPo Reports
• 5 People Shot In 3 Separate Shootings Across Baltimore, Police Say
• Pittsburgh Company Taking Over Coronavirus Data Collection From CDC
• School Districts In Tri-State Area Trying To Create Plans To Get Kids Back In Classrooms As Federal Government Pushes To Reopen Schools This Fall
• Inmates At Central Maryland Correctional Facility Allegedly Tried To Assault Staff, Injuring Several, Officials Say
• Pittsburgh Firefighters Fondly Remember Christopher Conway, Who Everyone 'Looked At For A Laugh'
• Chicago Weather: Patchy Fog Overnight
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Introduces 'Three Strikes, You're Closed' Policy For Bars, Restaurants That Violate COVID-19 Restrictions
• Neighbors, Business Owners Want To Keep Marijuana Dispensary Out Of Gold Coast
• Youth Sports Coach, Large Graduation Party Attendees Who Tested Positive For Coronavirus Refuse To Work With Montgomery County Contact Tracers
• Archdiocese of Baltimore Working On Plans To Reopen Catholic Schools In The Fall
• Man Charged With Setting Police Car On Fire During Civil Unrest After Surrendering To CPD
• Restaurant Owner Hopes Statewide Mask Order Will Increase Compliance And Protect Workers
• Car With Body Inside Pulled From Little Calumet River; License Plates Match Those Of Man Who Had Been Missing Since Saturday
• Broward Mayors Don't Think Return To Near-Lockdown Is Needed Right Now
• Del Mar Horse Racing Postponed After 15 Jockeys Tested Positive For COVID-19
• NYPD Eliminates Homeless Outreach And Shelter Security Unit
• Face Mask Myths Debunked By UC Davis Doctor
• 'It's Not Time For Someone That Wants To Burn Bridges': WCCO Goes 1-On-1 With Omar Challenger Antone Melton-Meaux
• Better Wear That Mask! Miami-Dade Police To Start Issuing Fines For COVID-19 Violations
• 1 Killed, 3 Injured After Window-Washing Machine Accident On Manhattan's East Side
• Man Who Got 'Worked Up' And Allegedly Drove Car Through Penn Hills Protest Facing Charges
• 5-Month-Old Boy, 2 Men Shot On Near North Side
• South Florida Artist John Bailly Enjoys 'Unique' Experience Inside Louvre Museum All By Himself
• Drug Overdose Deaths Jumped To Record High In 2019, CDC Says
• I-Team: Michael Cox Recalls Being Beaten By Fellow BPD Officers While Chasing Suspect
• Cat Video Festival
• YMCA Fire Fully Contained After Burning More Than 300 Acres
• Butler County State Rep. Demands Gov. Tom Wolf Resign Or Face Impeachment
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Palisade Peach Festival Canceled
• Mayor Duggan Says Detroiters Facing Eviction Can Receive Help
• Michigan Unemployment: 24,897 Claims Filed Last Week
• Lake Minnetonka Search Underway After Man Goes Missing Saving Another Swimmer
• Amazon Delivery Center To Open In Sterling Heights
• Several DPS Teachers Disagree With School Board's Decision To Allow Option Of In-Person Learning Amid Covid-19
• Names Of Officers Found Guilty Of Being Untruthful To Be Released
• U.S. House Passes Bill To Help Cover Cost Of Great Lakes Project
• New Plan: 13 North Texas School Districts Ordered To Delay Reopening Classrooms Due To Coronavirus Case Surge
• Keck Medicine Of USC Looking To Fill More Than 700 Positions
• Crews Knock Down South Natomas Grass Fire That Damaged 1 Structure; Fireworks Were Cause
• Police: 28-Year-Old Man Doing Laundry Shot, Killed In Front Of 2 Young Children At West Philadelphia Laundromat
• Alex Trebek Says He Is 'Doing Well' In Pancreatic Cancer Battle
• 'Closest You're Going To Get': Lansdowne Street Restaurants To Provide Red Sox Game Day Experience
• Republicans Hoping To Take Back Colorado's Congressional District 6
• Investigators Building Timeline Of Events In Search For Missing Amish Teen Linda Stoltzfoos
• Judge Dismisses Charges Against LA County Social Workers In Death Of Gabriel Fernandez
• Gov. Tom Wolf Follows Through On Threat, Yanks Coronavirus Funding From County That Defied Shutdown Order
• Judge: Californians Can Buy Foie Gras From Out Of State
• 3 Arrested, Charged With Assaulting Police Officers After Cops, Counter-Protesters Clash On Brooklyn Bridge
• Cape Cod Officials Cautiously Await COVID-19 Data From July 4th Weekend
• Suspect In High Line Canal Assault Was Released From Custody Day Before Crime
• 'It's Been Absolute Torture': South Philly Gym 'Not Going To Risk Getting Shut Down Again' As City Gives Green Light To Reopen
• Police: 25-Year-Old Pregnant Woman Dies After Being Shot In Head In North Philadelphia
• Rutgers University Announces Campus Fee Cut For Tuition This Fall
• Ventura County To Close Government Buildings Over COVID-19 Concerns As Health Officials Report 84 New Cases
• New Jersey State Senate Passes Measure Allowing Gov. Phil Murphy To Borrow $10 Billion To Close Budget Gap
• Family Of Man Killed After CPD Crash Announces Lawsuit
• Vegetation Fire Burns 253 Acres Near Livermore, Altamont Pass
• Boy, 13, Struck And Killed While Riding Bicycle In Niles
• CDC Report Says Federal Travel Bans Meant To Stop COVID-19 Spread Came Too Late For NYC
• Some California Hospitals Are Overwhelmed By Virus Cases
• Oakland to pay $32.7 million settlement in deadly warehouse fire
• Medical Examiner: Tech CEO Whose Dismembered Body Was Found In Lower East Side Condo Was Stabbed To Death
• Oakland Reaches $32.7 Million Settlement In Ghost Ship Fire Lawsuit
• 3 Men Accused Of Murdering Father In Front Of His Daughter In The Bronx
• Drought Worsens In All Colorado Counties Except One
• 'Never Leave A Fallen Comrade': Korean War Vet Gets Proper Goodbye After 70 Years
• Pittsburgh City Planning Crews Clean Red Paint From Vandalized WWI Memorial
• LAX Adjusts To 'New Norm' Of Reduced Air Travel During Coronavirus Pandemic
• 5 At Beaver County Cracker Plant Test Positive For Coronavirus; Shell Ready To Increase Workforce Next Week
• Water Woes Weighing On Marin County Community Of Inverness
• 3-Year-Old Boy Shot And Killed In Commerce City Home
• Sources: Police Questioning Person Of Interest In Shooting Death Of Brooklyn 1-Year-Old
• Burglar Strikes Closed Rocklin Salon; Suspect Caught On Security Camera
• If McManus Breaks NFL Field Goal Record, Bud Light Will Give Everyone 21+ A Free Beer
• Philadelphia Phillies Shortstop Didi Gregorius To Wear Face Mask During Games
• Homicide Suspect Killed By Stockton Officers Was Also Suspected In Other Violent Crimes Across The City
• 'Community Refrigerator' Offers Free Food On Long Beach Sidewalk
• Battle Brewing Over Keeping San Mateo County Beaches Open
• Sen. Marco Rubio To CBS4's Jim DeFede: 'I Don't Know Yet' About Extending Covid-19 Unemployment Benefits
• Texas Reports Highest 1-Day Death Toll Since Coronavirus Pandemic Began
• Cal Fire: PG&E Transmission Lines To Blame In 2019 Kincade Fire In Sonoma County
• 9-Foot Tall Christopher Columbus Statue To Remain On Ohio Statehouse Grounds Until At Least 2025
• Finding Balance: Distance Learning Drives Up Demand For Tutors In Sacramento County
• 2 High School Student-Athletes In Brentwood Test Positive For COVID-19; 3rd Awaiting Test Results
• Around The Table: Local Leaders Weigh In On Gov. Tom Wolf's New Restrictions On Bars, Restaurants
• Philadelphia On Hook For $35 Million For Eagles, Phillies Stadiums This Year
• DART Passenger Burned When Someone Sets Train Car Seat On Fire, Suspect Sought
• Coronavirus Latest: Howard County Public Schools Will Have 'Fully Virtual' Learning For First Semester
• As Coronavirus Changes Education, Enrollment Goes Up At Untraditional Carmichael Charter School
• Most Ventura County Schools To Begin New School Year Entirely Online
• Dodgers Release 'In This Together' Video Supporting Black Teammates, Social Justice Organizations
• CVS And Target Will Require Customers To Wear Masks In U.S. Stores
• Storm Watch: Flash Flood Warning Issued For Truckee Area; Severe Thunderstorm Warning In Tuolumne County
• Philadelphia Eagles Introduce 'Broad & Pattison' Wine Collection Available Throughout Delaware Valley
• 'We're Going To Have To Bring Our Own Energy': Orioles Make Intrasquad Games As Real As Possible, Including With Pre-Recorded Crowd Sounds
• Elephant Butte Fire: Ground Crews In Evergreen Focus On Mop-Up
• Suspect In Stolen Caltrans Truck Flees From Police, Crashes Into John Wayne Airport Parking Structure
• Daughters Of O's Pitcher Tommy Milone Congratulate Dad On Making Big League Roster In Adorable Video
• Maine Keeping Restrictions On Visitors From MA, RI
• Gov. Tom Wolf Announces $50M Available In Hazard Pay Grants For Frontline Workers
• 43-Foot Crane Being Installed In Denver International Airport's Great Hall
• Local Projects To Receive Money From The State Multimodal Transportation Fund
• SCOTUS allows Florida to narrow ex-felon voting rights
• Park Elementary School In Hayward Resumes Classes With Curbside Meet-And-Greet
• LAPD Reports 11 More Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Department Total To 404
• PG&E Power Lines Caused 2019 Kincade Fire In Sonoma County
• Return To School: How DPS Will Look When Students Come Back
• Chicago Teachers Union Demands Remote Learning In The Fall
• Baltimore County Police Asking For Public's Help Locating Missing 42-Year-Old Man
• 55-Hour Partial Closure Of I-5 In South Sacramento Scheduled For Weekend
• Traffic Alert: Semi Truck Fire Closes I-694, I-494 In Oakdale
• 'Some People Will Think That I'm Crazy': Parents Move Out Of State, Change Schools To Get Kids Back Into Classrooms For Fall
• Oakland Police Report Uptick In Gun Violence In 1st Half Of 2020
• New Wawa In Burlington County Will Feature Drive-Thru
• MEAC Suspends Fall Sports Season Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Grove Street Condo Fire: Michael Marte Gets 10 Years In Prison, Is Ordered To Pay $2.9M
• Judge extends deadline for ICE to release minors from family detention
• Pa. Licensed Beverage And Tavern Association Calls On State For Bailout Package To Help Restaurant, Bar Owners
• Michigan City Closing Beaches, Washington Park For Seven Days
• On A Positive Note: Students In Bethel Park 'Paying It Forward' With Handiwork As Pandemic Keeps Them Close To Home
• Flyers Keeping Positive Mindset As They Prepare To Enter Toronto Bubble, Leave Families
• Police: 3 Juveniles, 1 Adult Woman In Custody Following Bloomington Hotel Homicide
• Gov. Walz Visits Henderson Thursday, Urges Legislature To Pass Bonding Bill
• Employee At Baltimore Landfill Tests Positive For COVID-19; DPW 'Evaluating Options' To Keep Facility Open
• North Texas Hospitals Watching For Spread Of Coronavirus From July 4 Weekend
• 'It's 24-Hour Crime': Neighbors At Lowry & Logan In N. Mpls. Fed Up After Ongoing Violence
• Florida Emergency Operations Center Needs Deep Clean After 12 Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
• More Coloradans Leaving Guns In Cars Where They Can Be Stolen, And More Youth Are Dying
• Dallas County School Districts Ordered To Not Reopen For In-Person Classes Before Labor Day
• Woodland Massage Therapist Accused Of Inappropriately Touching Patient Arrested
• SPCA Of Anne Arundel County's Annual 'Puppy Plunge' Fundraiser Going Virtual Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Inspector General's Report: Former Supt. Eddie Johnson Drove Drunk, Swerved Erratically, And Then Lied About What Happened The Night He Was Found Slumped Over Wheel
• Former Plum High School Athletic Director Suing School District
• Coronavirus Latest: Harford County Public Schools Will Have Virtual Learning For First Semester
• FBI Offering Reward For Information About Aurora Bank Robber
• North Texas School Resource Officer Donates Laptops To Graduating Seniors
• Kyle Hendricks On Being Selected As Opening Day Starting Pitcher For Cubs: 'I Want To Be That Guy For My Team'
• California Judge Agrees To Extend Deadline For Releasing Children From Immigration Custody
• NASA delays launch of $8.8 billion space telescope amid pandemic
• OC Health Officials Report 11 Additional Deaths, 873 New Coronavirus Cases
• UM Shuts Down Football Workouts After Players Test Positive For COVID-19
• Changes To US Postal Service Could Mean Mail Delays, Reduced Operating Hours
• 5 things we learned about blood donation during the pandemic
• Police Release Video Of Attack On Ice Cream Vendor In Downtown LA
• 40 More Inmates Test Positive For COVID-19 At Santa Rita Jail In Dublin
• Police: Civilian Killed After Suspect Fleeing Officers In East Baltimore Crashes Into Car
• Police Commissioner Dermot Shea Says NYC Is Taking Too Many Tools Away From Police: 'I Think We've Gone Too Far'
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Biden narrows campaign funding gap with Trump
• Police Find Enough Material To Build 'Six Powerful Bombs' In Farmingdale Home Along With Guns, Ammunition, Drugs
• Washington NFL Team Hires Law Firm To Review Culture
• Johns Hopkins, Local Non-Profits Teaming Up To Collect Computers For Those In Need
• Rivers Casino Set To Reopen Friday As Pennsylvania Casino Revenues Down 18%, Hammered By Pandemic
• Doctors share sobering stories as virus cases spike
• Brooklyn Resident Tells CBS2 About Terrifying Moment A Stray Bullet Flew Into His Apartment
• Pennsylvania Casino Revenues Down 18 Percent, Buoyed By Online Gambling And Sports Betting
• Ethics Committee Clears Rep. Trahan In Campaign Finance Case
• Wait Times Have Been Longer For COVID-19 Test Results Lately -- Why Is That Happening?
• 'I Would Give My Life To Have A.J. Back;' JoAnn Cunningham Tearfully Begs For Mercy
• Navy Says Ship Fire In San Diego Is Now Out; Cause Unknown
• University Of Miami Front & Center In Efforts To Find Coronavirus Vaccine
• Governor Phil Murphy Unveils $115 Million Plan To Close Digital Divide For N.J. Students
• Boston Museums, Tourist Attractions Reopen With Contactless Ticketing And Joy
• Napa Valley BottleRock Music Festival Postponed to 2021
• Takeout With Tori: Thai Orchid Will Chase Your Blues With Colorful, Authentic Tasty Thai Food
• US Ban On Cruise Ships Extended Through September
• Police: 3 Suspects Wanted In Connection To Fatal Shooting On Detroit's West Side
• Boston School Bus Drivers Want Say In Reopening Plans: 'We Must Be Part Of This Discussion'
• Pitt Survey Interested In How Children And Families Are Managing Coronavirus Pandemic Challenges
• Man Dies After Going Missing In Lake Michigan While Swimming Near Promontory Point
• Justice For All: New Cape May Hotel's Historical Significance Not Lost On Those Who Work There
• California Sees Upward Trends In COVID-19 Positivity Rates, Hospitalizations
• Max Minute: What We're Learning About COVID-19's Long-Term Effects
• Happy Anniversary, Dana Tyler! Celebrating Her 30 Years With CBS2 News
• LA Philharmonic Cancels Fall 2020 Season; Unveils Online, Broadcast Program
• Student-Athletes Can Benefit From Cognitive Training
• Museums Across Country Struggling As Coronavirus Shutdowns Continue
• Millions Of Dollars Lost As Hail Storm Destroys Crops In Western MN
• Penn Lake Roast Beef Owner Shot On Job Says Community Support Helped Him Recover
• Remdesivir shortages force docs into "heart-wrenching" choices
• DJ Henry's Family Still Hopes For Answers 10 Years Later
• Runaway Kangaroo Captured By Police In Fort Lauderdale
• Miami Dolphins Announce Fans Cannot Attend Training Camp, Preseason Games, Or Tailgate This Season
• Detroit Police Seek Assistance Identifying Burglary Suspect
• 'We Will Never Be Whole Again': Long Island Families Fight For Justice Five Years After Fatal Limousine Accident
• De Blasio Says City's Childcare Program Will Serve 100,000 Students By September, Indoor Reopenings Could Be Delayed In Phase 4
• Homeowner In Highlands Ranch Rescued From Trench After Losing Consciousness
• 6 Citizen Care Residents Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Driver Killed After Being Partially Ejected From Vehicle In Anoka Co. Rollover Crash
• Alex Trebek says his cancer treatments are "paying off"
• Commissioner Of NYC Small Business Services Department Encourages Owners To Reach Out If They're Struggling
• Publix Supermarkets Issues Mask Mandate Effective Tuesday, July 21
• At Least 123 Visitors To Nevada Test Positive For COVID-19 In Recent Weeks; 46% From California
• Far Rockaway Taking Step Backwards, Now Grappling With How To Get Guns Off The Streets
• 'I Miss Everything About Her' | Family, Friends Remember Woman Fatally Stabbed In Her SE Baltimore Home
• Tech Accessory Company Donates 25K Masks To Children's Hospital Los Angeles, City Of LA
• Even Gunfire Nearby Won't Stop Community In North Minneapolis From Gathering In Prayer
• Arkansas issues statewide face mask mandate
• Schools Across U.S. Will Need $50B To Implement Measures To Safely Reopen, Experts Say
• 988 to become the new 911 for suicide prevention
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued For Part Of Region
• Administration moves to squash socially responsible investing
• Tufts Prepares To Reopen With Biweekly Testing And Modular Residences
• Chicago Cubs Name Kyle Hendricks The Opening Day Starter
• Many North Texans Still Waiting On First Stimulus Check As Congress Considers Second Round
• Montgomery County Restaurant, Bar Owners Say 'We Can't Survive This Way' After Gov. Wolf Imposes New Capacity Restrictions
• Hospital ICU Beds Dwindling In South Florida As Coronavirus Cases Rise
• Detroit's Motown Museum Reopens After 4 Month Closure
• As Fall Classes Remain TBD, Hourly School Workers Voice Concerns Over Unemployment
• City Of Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, 'I'm Meeting With Our Business Community About The Possibility Of Future Lockdown'
• Greensburg Bishop Edward Malesic Appointed Bishop Of The Diocese Of Cleveland
• Vegetation Fire In Pittsburg Closes Eastbound Lanes Of Highway 4
• Tickets For Dallas World Aquarium
• Dallas County Records 500th Coronavirus Death, Reports 1,027 New Cases Thursday
• Target, CVS Latest To Join Other Major Retailers In Requiring Face Masks In US Stores
• Firefighters Respond To Partial Building Collapse In Midtown; No Injuries Reported
• The High Line Among Many Low-Risk Outdoor And Indoor Attractions Reopening In Phase 4 In New York City
• Wolf Administration Releases Updated Guidance For Reopening Schools
• CPW Euthanizes 'Aggressive' Bear That Forced Closure Of Lost Lake Campground Near Nederland
• SFPD Searching For Hit-&-Run Driver That Injured 2 In Mission District
• Latino Students The Biggest Ethnic Group Of Incoming UC Freshman For First Time
• Classic Cares Program Delivers Fresh Meals To Southwest Baltimore Community
• Floating Cinema 'Equipped With Social Distancing Boats' Coming To Pittsburgh
• Pantages Theatre Cancels 'Hamilton' Performances Until April 2021
• Recession to be felt "deep into 2022," says Bank of America
• Mark Zuckerberg Interviews Dr. Anthony Fauci On U.S. Coronavirus Response
• Report: Nationals Exploring Options Outside Of D.C. To Play Games Due To City's Coronavirus Restrictions
• LIVE UPDATES: Sentencing Of AJ Freund's Mother JoAnn Cunningham
• Philadelphia City Officials Postpone Plans To Close Homeless Encampment On Benjamin Franklin Parkway
• Roseville Superintendent To Recommend Distance Learning For At Least Start Of School Year
• 3 Northern California Churches Take State To Federal Court Over Ban On Singing
• St. Paul Nursing Home Workers To Strike Monday, Demanding Better Pay And Benefits
• Walsh: Fill Out Census So Boston And Massachusetts Can Get 'Fair Share'
• Mesquite Police Seek 'Suspicious Person' Who May Have Exposed Himself
• COVID-19 Resurgence Has 'Already Started' In Philadelphia Region, CHOP Model Predicts
• Maxwell could "squeal" on "well-known names," Epstein accuser says
• No Big Virus Outbreak Tesla Assures Employees Despite Report
• NBA Sent Memo Reminding Players To Dress Appropriately When Receiving Room Service
• Student documents bike trip from Scotland to Greece during pandemic
• Tesla Tries To Assure Workers There's No Big Virus Outbreak At Facilities
• US Supreme Court Deals Setback To Florida Felon Voting Rights
• Walsh, Gross Condemn 'Cowardly' Shooting Of Clerk In Roxbury
• 2 Women With Underlying Health Conditions And COVID-19 Die In Collin County 
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 143 New Cases, 11 More Deaths
• Sewickley Bridge To Close Friday For Preservation Work
• Water Main Break Closes Part Of York Road In Hunt Valley; Delays Reported
• Mobile Food Pantry Coming To DeSoto High School To Feed Hungry North Texans Impacted By Pandemic
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Announces Millions In Funding For Schools To Close Digital Divide
• AG Barr Slams Disney, Hollywood Efforts 'To Appease Chinese Communist Party'
• FAA Drone Pro Warns Against Interference During Colorado Wildfires
• Undefeated Texas Boxer Travell Mazion, 24, Dies In Crash
• Coronavirus Latest: Nearly 58K Marylanders Gained Health Coverage During Special Enrollment Periods
• Number Of USC Students Testing Positive For COVID-19 Jumps To 9% Over 2 Weeks
• 'Don't Hesitate': Mayor Walsh Urges 'Everyone' In Boston To Get A Coronavirus Test
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,257 New COVID-19 Cases, 25 Additional Deaths; State Sets New Testing Record
• Target and CVS to require masks for customers
• Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank Hosting Drive-Up Food Distribution Events In July
• Former Pitt And Arizona Cardinals Star Larry Fitzgerald Joining Dick's Sporting Goods Board Of Directors
• Oil Company California Resources Corp Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection
• Second U Of M Study Determines Hydroxychloroquine Does Not Treat COVID-19 Symptoms
• Texas Town Removing Fence Between White And Black Cemeteries
• East Lansing Bar Tied to Outbreak Ordered Hearing By Liquor Control Commission
• Burbank Closes Major Street To Give Restaurants More Outdoor Dining Space
• Former Philadelphia Phillies All-Star Infielder Tony Taylor Dies At 84
• Man Shot Near Powderhorn Park Thursday Morning
• Group Calls For Change In Massachusetts State Flag, Ban On Native American Mascots At Public Schools
• 'We Need Her Leadership': Bernie Sanders Endorses Ilhan Omar For Reelection To U.S. Congress
• Coronavirus Latest: Harris Teeter To Require Face Masks Nationwide
• Aldermen To Weigh $4.95M Settlement Of Lawsuit Over Failure To Return Impounded Vehicles To Innocent Owners
• Georgia governor rescinds mask orders across the state
• Boy Scouts Postpone National Jamboree In W. Va. Due To Coronavirus Uncertainty
• Anne Arundel County Opening Cooling Centers Ahead Of Heat Wave Starting Friday
• Here Is How DDOT Works Daily To Ensure Rider Health, Safety
• Study: LAUSD'S Black, Hispanic, Disabled And Homeless Students Participated In Remote Learning At Lower Rates
• Anne Arundel County Fair Canceled Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Police: 'Major Crash' Closes Stretch Of West Broadway Avenue In Crystal
• Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff: Government Should Step In, Fine People Not Wearing Masks
• Pennsylvania Dedicates $50 Million To Help Employers Provide Essential Workers Hazard Pay
• No Added Sugar For Babies, US Advisory Panel Recommends
• Redwood City Man Arrested For Possession Of Child Porn, High-Capacity Rifle Magazines
• 'Here For The Community': Café Learning To Adapt Amid New Coronavirus Restrictions
• Now Hiring: Company Looking To Bring On More Armed Security Officers In DFW
• Hit-And-Run Driver Hits 4 Cars In San Francisco Mission District; 2 People Injured
• American Airlines, JetBlue Will Expand Cooperation At Boston's Logan Airport
• Iceland is broadcasting screams to relieve coronavirus stress
• Ravens Tight End Mark Andrews Says He Will Play In 2020 Season Despite Having Type 1 Diabetes
• Woman in Starbucks mask encounter wants half of $100,000 donated to barista
• US Authorities Move To Seize Ex-Gambia Dictator Yahya Jammeh's Maryland Mansion
• Kemba Walker Explains Life Inside NBA Bubble With Cool Story About LeBron James
• Baker Criticizes Trump Administration Decision To Shift Data Collection From CDC
• New York Gives Houston A Helping Hand During Pandemic
• Macomb County Man Won $2M After Gas Station Clerk Gave Him The Wrong Ticket
• Gov. Hogan Declares July 18-26 'Maryland Buy Local Week'
• MIAC Announces Non-Conference Contests Are Canceled This Fall
• The NFL Apparently Has No Plans In Place To Try To Play Football During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Allegheny County's Stricter Safety Guidelines Could Change Following State's New Order
• Giant Eagle Says Lawsuit Over Its Mask Policy Is 'All Wrong'
• Iowa Meth Kingpin Who Killed 5, Including 2 Young Girls, Set To Be Executed Friday
• Tractor-Trailer Rolls Over On 495 South In Westboro
• 20-Year-Old Man Dead, 2 Injured In Northwest Baltimore Crash
• 24-Year-Old Detroit Man Charged In Westland Mall Shooting
• Prince George's County Murder Suspect Arrested In Frederick, Police Say
• Bankers Say Economy Remains Weak In Rural Part Of Colorado & 9 Other States
• Texas Hotel To Take In COVID-19 Patients To Give Relief To Local Hospitals
• Teachers from around U.S. weigh in on school reopening debate
• National Association of Police Organizations endorses Trump
• Philadelphia Officials Give Gyms Green Light To Reopen July 20
• Rep. Ken Buck Co-Signs Letter To Trump Administration Supporting TikTok Ban In The U.S.
• Florida Jobless Claims Jump Last Week
• Top Defenseman Prospect Ian Mitchell To Wait Until Next Year To Join Blackhawks
• Tyler Janovsky Pleads Guilty To Attempted Murder After Shooting Waseca Police Officer Arik Matson
• Deadline Extended For DPS 2020 Grads To Apply For Free Semester At Community College Of Denver
• Will The Flu Vaccine Increase My Risk Of Getting COVID-19? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
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• Ventura City Council Votes To Remove Junipero Serra Statue
• In historic vote, North Carolina city backs reparations
• Florida Hits New COVID-19 Death Mark With 156 In One Day
• Pittsburgh Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued With Strong Afternoon Storms Possible
• Phillips Crab House In Ocean City, Maryland, Temporarily Closed After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Baker: Compliance With Mask Order 'Very High' Among Massachusetts Residents
• PASSHE Board Discusses Plans For Students Returning To State-Run Universities In August
• Over 38,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of July 6, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• 28-Year-Old Dearborn Heights Man Charged After Shooting Woman On Southfield Freeway
• NYPD: Four Suspected Arsonists Wanted For Setting Police Van On Fire
• 1 Resident Death Reported After Coronavirus Outbreak At Woodland Congregate Care Facility
• 'Shopping In A Store Is A Privilege, Not A Right': More Nationwide Retailers Requiring Shoppers To Wear Masks
• Aldermen Advance Agreement To Allow Cubs To Host 11 Weekend Night Games In Shortened 2020 Season
• Sheriff: Cyclists Struck By Motorist In Douglas County Were 14-Year-Old Boys; 1 Dead, 1 Injured
• Chris Evans Sends Captain America Shield To 'Hero' Boy Who Saved Sister From Dog Attack
• 'Chicago, You Came Through': Manny's Deli Responds To Long Lines After Social Media Plea
• Investigators Say Texas Couple Defrauded Army Out Of Millions
• Wylie Police Investigating After 2-Year-Old Ezra Tolbert Found Face Down In Backyard Pool
• 'Symptomatic Lanes' Coming To Drive-Thru Coronavirus Test Sites To Speed Process
• Frederick Police Searching For Missing 15-Year-Old Boy
• 1 Dead, 3 Hurt After Shooting In North Sacramento
• Biden campaign says it has $242 million in war chest
• Man Found Along Dartmouth Road Died Of Gunshot Wounds, DA Says
• Target, CVS Pharmacy Join List Of Major Stores Mandating Masks
• Overturned Tractor-Trailer Causes Morning Traffic On Atlantic City Expressway
• Fingerprints On Cup Lead Detectives To Jose Sandoval-Romero, Suspect In Stabbing Of Ariana Wolk
• "No way" to bring down virus cases without mask mandates, doctor says
• Smoke From Mineral, Coyote Fires In Central California Leading To Hazy Bay Area Skies
• Big East Cancels Non-Conference Games For Fall Sports
• 'Breonna Taylor's Killers Are Still Free, I Want To Keep Focus On That': Nuggets' Jerami Grant Explains Cause Important To Him
• Burglary Suspect Arrested After Wild Chase Through North Hollywood
• Pennsylvania State Police Seek Public's Help Tracking Down Identity Theft Suspect
• Texas Prepaid Tuition Program Newborn Enrollment Deadline Approaches
• 2 Arrested In Fatal St. Paul Shooting, Investigation Continues
• Target, CVS Join Stores Requiring Masks Nationwide
• Texas Vodka Company Giving Away Over 44,000 Bottles Of Hand Sanitizer In Dallas
• Divvy To Expand Bike Share Service To Far South Side
• Mayors warn of long-term economic devastation without federal aid
• Larry Hogan knocks Trump for leaving states to fend for themselves
• Rollback Restrictions: Florida Keys Orders Restaurants, Bars To Close Early, Restricts Alcohol Sales
• CVS, Target Will Require Customers To Wear Face Masks In Stores
• Minnesota Zoo To Reopen On July 24 With COVID-19 Safety Precautions In Place
• Pennsauken Country Club Temporarily Closed After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• CTU Demands Remote Learning This Fall Amid Pandemic
• Newport Beach Mother Gets 5 Weeks In Prison For Hiring Ringer To Take Classes For Her Son
• Man Charged In Alleged Armed Confrontation At Martinez Black Lives Matter Street Mural
• 'Feels Like A Step Forward, But There Are Still A Lot Of Steps To Go': Author Stephen Graham Jones On Washington's Decision To Change Football Team Name
• Zion Williamson Leaving NBA Bubble For Urgent Family Matter
• American, JetBlue Will Expand Cooperation In NY, Boston
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Cases Rise By 611; 8 Additional Deaths Reported
• 79-Year-Old Reported Missing Found
• Explosion At ArcelorMittal Plant In Northwest Indiana; No Injuries Reported
• Tanker could spill 4 times more oil than Exxon Valdez
• Drug Overdose Deaths Jump In 2019 To Nearly 71K, A Record High, CDC Says
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 781 New Coronavirus Cases, Statewide Total Climbs To 98,446
• Teenagers Reel In 700-Pound Tuna After 7-Hour Fight Off Maine Coast
• Sesame Place To Reopen July 24 With New Safety Procedures In Place
• New Minnesota Employment Numbers Show Job Gains In June, With 84,700 New Payroll Jobs
• 8 Alleged MS-13 Gang Members Indicted For 6 Murders, Other Crimes On Long Island: 'Victims Were Hacked With Machetes'
• NFLPA Releases COVID-19 Map, With Patriots And Dolphins On Opposite Ends Of Spectrum
• 'I Want To Show The World The American Indians They Don't Expect': Stephen Graham Jones On Book 'The Only Good Indians'
• Laundry's worst cycle: COVID impact on dry cleaners and tailors
• 2 Men Arrested In Arson Fire At Hollywood Restaurant, Looting During Protests
• 38-Year-Old Man Shot Overnight In Central Baltimore, Police Say
• 24-year-old virus patient who was "close to death" leaves hospital after 79 days
• Excessive Humidity To Return Across Delaware, Lehigh Valleys This Weekend
• What Would Happen If Chicago Returned To Phase 3?
• Coronavirus Latest: National Aquarium Lost $12M While Closed Due To Pandemic
• Rescue Effort Underway In Highlands Ranch After Person Gets Trapped In Trench Collapse Next To Home
• Jacksonville Republican Convention To Be Scaled Back Due To Coronavirus
• David Pastrnak 'Unfit To Participate' In Bruins Practice
• 'Don't Think We Should Be Talking About Them As Contender': CBS Sports Writer On Nuggets' Chances In NBA Restart
• High-profile Twitter accounts hacked in Bitcoin scam
• 'Jeopardy!' Host Alex Trebek Gives Health Update, Says Treatment Is 'Paying Off'
• Scientists In California Accidentally Discover Bacteria That Eats Metal
• Allegheny Co. Health Department Reports 140 Coronavirus Cases, Countywide Total Grows To 5,750
• South Florida Walmart Shopper Pulls Gun On Man In Dispute Over Mask
• Detroit Residents Facing Eviction Can Now Sign Up For Free Legal Defense, Rental Assistance
• Half-Cent Sales Tax Increase Proposal For Sacramento County Nixed
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 7-16-20
• Telluride Film Festival Canceled Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Unless Extended, Weekly $600 Federal Unemployment Boost Will End Later This Month
• Georgia governor "does not give a damn about us," mayor says after mask decision
• NH Man Accused Of Causing Infant Son's Fatal Brain Injury, 14 Years After Assault
• Museum Of Science And Industry To Reopen To The Public On Aug. 1
• 4 Baltimore Restaurants Will Now Have Added Outdoor Dining With The Help Of Downtown Partnership's Parklet
• Rob Gronkowski Says He And Tom Brady Didn't Plan Their Tampa Bay Reunion
• North Texas Teacher Writes Will As She Prepares For New School Year During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Jason Glass, Outgoing Jeffco Schools Superintendent, Will Get $260,000 Salary In Kentucky Education Job
• Union Representing JBS Employees Files Complaints Against Greeley Plant
• Overnight Blaze Damages Alameda County Fire Training Facility
• New Hampshire Bike Week Still On For August, But Vendors Banned
• Armed Man In Wheelchair Arrested After Protesters Scuffle With Police In Downtown LA
• Anne Arundel County Police Investigating Fatal Motorcycle Crash Overnight
• Florida Senate Democrats Call For Scaling Back Reopening
• US Executes Second Man In A Week After Supreme Court Clears Way; Lawyers Said Wesley Ira Purkey Had Dementia
• Twitter Says 'Coordinated Attack' Targeting Employees Led To Hacking Of Famous Accounts
• Dallas Police Seek Suspect In Fatal Shooting Of 14-Year-Old On Texas Drive
• U.S., U.K. and Canada say Russian hackers are targeting COVID vaccine research
• Mike Max: This Twins Team 'Really Has An Identity And Knows Who They Are'
• Scientists release closest images ever taken of the sun
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Over 600 New COVID-19 Cases Reported, Hospitalizations Tick Down
• 'Kids Above All' Organizing Back-To-School Drive; Here's How You Can Help
• Thrift Traveler Goes Flying During COVID-19
• 'It's the People': Hennepin Theatre Trust
• Hopewell Township Police Investigating Homicide
• RNC scales back convention in Florida next month
• Trump demotes campaign manager Brad Parscale
• Man's Death In March Ruled A Homicide, Baltimore Police Investigating
• Crews Break Through Door To Save Man From Fire Inside Bridgewater Hotel
• Chef Invents What Some Call 'World's Healthiest Cookie'
• North Texas Woman Arrested For Arson That Sent 6 Running For Their Lives & Killed 73-Year-Old
• 3 Teens Charged With Allegedly Spray-Painting At Villages Of Urbana Community Pool, Other Locations
• California Man Gets 5 Years In Prison For Art Fraud Scheme
• Police: Suspect Attempted Multiple Robberies In Washington Heights, Tried To Put NYPD Traffic Agent In Headlock
• 2 Texas Counties Slammed By Coronavirus Surge Bring In Refrigerated Trucks As Morgues Overfill
• Former USTA President Katrina Adams On Challenges Of 2020 US Open Without Fans: 'You Cannot Duplicate The Atmosphere Of 23,000 Rowdy New York Fans'
• Massachusetts Town-By-Town Coronavirus Data Shows Case Count Over Last 2 Weeks
• Weather Blog: Here Comes The Hot & Sticky
• 2 Charged With Valentine's Day Armed Robbery At Brooklyn Center Hotel
• PTL Links: July 16, 2020
• Marin Officials Recommend Gradual School Reopenings; San Rafael City Schools To Begin Classes Remotely
• Miami-Dade Elections Dept. Mailing Out Vote-By-Mail Ballots For Florida's Primary Election
• NBA Players Have Plenty Of Options Inside Orlando Bubble
• More than 2 million seek jobless aid, barely budging from prior week
• 37K Marylanders Filed For Unemployment Last Week
• Federal inmate addresses victim's family before execution
• Man Killed In West Baltimore Shooting
• Teeing Up At Leonard Golf Links
• Eight Criteria Need To Be Met For Reopening Miami-Dade County Public Schools
• Zack Godley Signing With Red Sox Reportedly 'Imminent'
• Reeling In Pennsylvania's Reopening Process 'Extremely Difficult' But Officials Concerned Over Increase In COVID-19 Cases, Dr. Rob Danoff Says
• Authorities Investigate Fatal Motorcycle Crash In Beaver Bay
• Reopening WNBA: Danville Star Sabrina Ionescu Happy Her WNBA Rookie Season Finally Underway
• High Line Set To Reopen With Limited Capacity Thursday
• 'I Really Like The Versatility Of The Roster': CBS Sports NBA Writer James Herbert On Miami Heat & 2020 NBA Playoffs
• Reopening Soccer: San Jose Rallies; Three Late Goals Stuns Vancouver
• SEPTA To Launch Mobile Fare Payment By End Of 2020
• Miami Proud: Big Brothers Big Sisters Of Broward's BIG Pride Program Focuses On LGBTQ Youth
• Twitter Says Hacking Of High-Profile Accounts Was A 'Coordinated Social Engineering Attack'
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Al Fresco Dining Reopens In Alameda County; Barbers, Hair Stylists Go Underground; Luxury Home Sales Rebound
• Police Looking For Suspect Who Fired Bullet Through Bronx Apartment Window
• COVID-19 Deaths Hit New High In Texas As Governor Abbott Urges The Use Of Face Masks
• Paying Taxes Could Lead To Jury Duty Summons Under Proposed New Law
• Career Coach: Utilizing ProFinder On LinkedIn
• Police: Two 16-Year-Old Boys Wounded In Logan Shooting
• Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education Explores Integrating Universities
• Miguel Sanó Rejoins Twins After Clearing Virus Quarantine; Byron Buxton Says He'll Be Playing After Foot Injury
• Coronavirus Pandemic Causing Shortages In Everything From Cash To Manufacturing Supplies
• Reopening: Del Mar Cancels Racing Until July 24th Due To COVID-19 Outbreak Among Jockeys
• Looking Back At The Murder Of AJ Freund And Its Effect On Crystal Lake
• Fauci says he doesn't like "to be pitted against the president"
• Emergency Road Work On GWB Causing Heavy Traffic Into New Jersey
• Squirrel in Colorado tests positive for the bubonic plague
• Nick Cannon apologizes for anti-Semitic comments
• Police Pursuit In Delaware County Ends In Violent Crash Killing 1, Injuring Several Others
• Ex-pro football player gets 3 months in college admissions scam
• Peoria Woman Receives Unemployment Benefits Card For Mom Who's Been Dead Two Years
• Chicago Weather: Warmup Ahead
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/16 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Man Killed In Apparent Drive-By Shooting In Logan, Police Say
• City removes statue of BLM protester that took slave trader's place
• Police Investigating Shooting At Motel 6 In Somerton
• State And County Officials Say Lag In Coronavirus Test Results Is Due To Increased Demand
• Man In Custody After Supreme Court Police Vehicle Set On Fire
• City Of Pittsburgh Seeking Applicants To Serve As Commissioners On LGBTQIA+ Commission
• Spacewalkers in home stretch of station upgrade
• Pittsburgh Police Searching For Suspect In Shooting Outside Of Allegheny Dwellings
• Family Of Chiropractor Found Dead Asking For Public To Help Find Killer
• Staff At San Jose Dental Clinic Finds 'White Power' Slogans Scrawled Near Building
• Temporary hold put on federal execution
• Seneca Valley School District Planning To Bring Students Back 5 Days A Week
• Debate Over Emotional, Educational Toll Of Distance Learning Heats Up With Back-To-School Weeks Away
• NASCAR allows fans in, draws biggest sports crowd since shutdowns
• Employee Of Creighton Sheetz Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Drive-In Country Concert To Be Held At Gold Country Fairgrounds
• Restaurants Owners Relieved Outdoor Dining Can Stay Open In Alameda County
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• Trump demotes campaign manager Brad Parscale amid slipping poll numbers
• 7-year-old raises funds to get her school skin-colored crayons
• Norah O'Donnell looks at the urgent need for blood donations amid pandemic
• Social unrest and COVID pandemic leading to surges of anxiety and depression in Black communities
• Trump and Fauci speak for first time in nearly 2 months
• Airlines warn of furloughs as pandemic impacts travel industry
• Russian hackers accused of targeting coronavirus vaccine developers
• South Carolina COVID-19 cases spike amid influx of tourists
• Fauci and Trump share first call since June 2 as 41 states see surge of coronavirus cases
• Southern hospitals pushed to the brink as coronavirus cases soar
• CBS Evening News, July 16, 2020
• Trump campaign app collects massive amounts of user data, sparking privacy concerns
• Boston Globe reporter on how Trump's sunny vision of coronavirus is crashing into reality
• Why Trump is hosting events focused on infrastructure and deregulation during a pandemic
• 7/16: Red and Blue
• Russian officials say domestic abuse declined under lockdown, but activists have seen a spike
• Hackers target high-profile Twitter accounts in major security breach
• Reparations approved by city council of Asheville, North Carolina
• Sweden's lax COVID policy hasn't worked
• Trump demotes Brad Parscale, names Bill Stepien new campaign manager
• Researchers suggest cannabis should be studied as possible treatment for COVID-19
• Texas vaccine specialist weighs in as coronavirus cases continue to spike
• Biden's campaign responds after Twitter account hacked
• Trump shakes up campaign staff, replacing Brad Parscale with Bill Stepien
• Trump and Biden campaign apps access vast amounts of users' data
• How China's new national security law impacts Hong Kong
• Trump replaces campaign manager with 110 days to go until election
• Pandemic ravages South Africa's poorest provinces as cases surge
• What the U.S. can learn from states that have flattened the coronavirus curve
• Trump rolls back environmental rules as Biden unveils clean energy plan
• Photographer's 11,000-mile journey across the country to document Americans during the pandemic
• Answering teachers' questions about going back to school this fall
• Teachers across the country ask what going back to school looks like
• COVID-19 survivors report debilitating physical and mental symptoms months after testing negative
• North Carolina city votes to approve reparations resolution for Black residents
• Sweden sees high COVID-19 fatality rate after forgoing lockdown
• Jeffrey Epstein was "a sick pedophile" but Ghislaine Maxwell "was the mastermind," accuser claims
• New body camera video shows George Floyd pleading with officers and crying before being pinned down
• Scammers hack Twitter to hijack verified accounts and steal cryptocurrency
• South Carolina draws crowds of tourists, despite surge in coronavirus infections
• Nationwide COVID-19 outbreak accelerates as Walmart, Kroger implement mandatory mask rules