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• Pandemic Plan: UCSF Task Force Researches Safe Back-to-School Strategy
• Deaf San Jose Woman, Exempt From Mask Rules, Faces Humiliation From Zealous Strangers
• Massive 3-Alarm Fire Erupts At Hayward's Historic Holiday Bowl
• Woman Urinates On Floor After Refusing To Leave Verizon Store For Not Wearing Mask
• SF Mayor Rolls Back Reopening as Coronavirus Cases Spike
• Silicon Valley Pours Billions Into India As U.S.-China Tensions Rise
• 'Alarming': Experts Say Colorado's Current Trend In Coronavirus Cases Isn't Sustainable
• Why Is The State Using Federal Medical Teams Instead Of Health Corps?
• Hear Ye, Hear Ye, The Colorado Renaissance Festival Is Canceled
• Pedestrian Dead, 1 Extricated From Vehicle After Crash Into Building In Grass Valley
• Orange County Reports 405 New Coronavirus Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• NHRA, Bandimere Speedway Postpones Major Race Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Apple Bistro In Placerville Encouraging Customers To Not Wear Masks, El Dorado County Plans Enforcement
• Newsom Orders All Public, Private Schools In Watch-Listed Counties To Stay Closed
• Congressman John Lewis, Civil Rights Leader, Dies At 80
• Denver Water's Gross Reservoir Expansion Project Gets Final Federal Approval
• Officials Say Ceres Fires Are Suspicious, Investigators Looking Into Possible Arson
• Police: 2 Injured In Wrong-Way Driver Crash On Greenback Lane
• U.S. Breaks Record For New Coronavirus Cases With Over 77,000 In Single Day
• Minnesota Weather: Possible Hurricane-Force Winds Roll Through State Overnight
• Congressman John Lewis, Civil Rights Icon, Dies At 80 (CBS News)
• Travis AFB Airmen Conduct First Coronavirus Aeromedical Evacuation From Indo-Pacific Region
• Westminster Schools: 'Social Emotional Learning' Is Just As Important As Academics And Safety
• John Lewis, Lion Of Civil Rights And Congress, Dies At 80
• Corey Crawford Still Goalie Contender For Blackhawks
• John Lewis, Civil Rights Icon, Has Died At Age 80
• Smugglers Hide Potent Drug Inside Picture Frames
• Black Lives Matter Mural In Front Of Trump Tower Vandalized, Again
• How To Catch Comet NEOWISE In The Twilight Sky
• CBS4 Behind The Scenes: Why I Wear A Mask While Covering Colorado
• DPS Pushes Back Start Date, Students Will Learn Remotely For First 2 Weeks
• CPD Discipline Process Under Microscope As Chicago Cops Face Misconduct Complaints
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report New Coronavirus Deaths
• University Of Pittsburgh Chancellor Uncertain Of When Students Will Return In Fall
• NYC Bar, Restaurant Owners Say It's Unfair To Make Them Enforce Social Distancing, Mask Wearing: 'I Got Into The Business Of Hospitality'
• Staten Island Man Accused Of Impersonating FDNY Lieutenant
• 26-Year-Old Ross Township Man Arrested On Child Sex Charges
• 14-Year-Old Boy, Pregnant Woman Shot In Chatham
• Denver Awards $125,000 To Organizations Working To Prevent Youth Violence
• Caltrain Fatally Strikes Pedestrian Near San Francisco Station
• Man Rescued After Getting Stuck On Jetty In Queens
• Baltimore Police Sergeant In Viral Video Charged With Making False Statements About Alleged Assault
• 'We Can Do It Humanely': Minneapolis Park Board Prepares To Remove Homeless Minnesotans From City Parks
• Johns Hopkins Doctor Says It May Be Time To Roll Back Bar, Restaurant Reopenings
• Monument Dedicated To Police Vandalized In Ridgefield Park, NJ
• 'Yesterday I Made $6.36' | Fells Point Business Owners Say Road Closures To Expand Outdoor Dining Aren't Benefiting Everyone
• No Charges Will Be Filed Against Allentown Police Officers Involved In Viral Incident Outside St. Luke's Hospital
• 'Acoustics On The Rocks': Red Rocks Hosting Colorado Symphony For 5 Nights
• Gov. Wolf Says Local Counties With Percent Positivity Above 5 Percent Are 'Cause For Concern'
• LIST: Ocean City, Maryland Bars, Restaurants That Closed Due To COVID-19 Cases Among Employees
• Thieves Steal $150,000 Worth Of Vehicles From Weld Co. Salvage Lot
• Chicago Weather: Heat Wave Continues Into The Weekend
• New York City cleared to enter Phase 4 of reopening
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez: 'No More Warnings, Those Not Wearing Masks Will Be Fined'
• 'We're Thankful': Rosemount Bakery Customers Keep Paying It Forward To Police
• Broward County Imposes Countywide Curfew, Warns Violators
• BREAKING: Protesters Try To Tear Down Columbus Statue In Chicago's Grant Park
• Code Red Extreme Heat Alert Issued, Cooling Centers Open In Baltimore As Temps Expected To Reach 100 Degrees Monday
• LAFD Reports 4 More Coronavirus Cases Bringing Department Total To 132
• North Texas School Districts Prepare To Educate Online Due To Coronavirus Case Surge: 'We Won't Move To In-Person Schooling Until It's Safe'
• Police Arrest Michael Biscotti, Suspect In Fatal Stabbing Of Freska Yerby In SE Baltimore
• Twins Pick Jose Berríos To Start Season Opener Against White Sox
• Crews Battle Lakeville House Fire; No Reported Injuries
• D.C. United Finds Equalizer For 1-1 Draw With New England Revolution
• California Job Growth Teetering On COVID-19 Numbers, Federal Stimulus
• Colorado Launches $19.6 Million Fund For Renters Affected By COVID-19 Pandemic
• School Shooter Drills: $1 Million Study Will Look At Minimizing Negative Psychological Impacts
• Philadelphia Police: 5 People Injured In Crash On Kelly Drive Near Boathouse Row
• CDC Extends US Ban On Cruise Ships Through September
• Napa County Adds Stiff Citations To Mask Mandate
• Police Searching For Man Who Exposed Himself To Jogger In Cohasset
• Logan Square Residents Express Frustration Over Homeless Encampment They Say Threatens Health, Safety
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Issues New Order To Allow Indoor Dining At 25 Percent Capacity
• Pennsylvania AG Sues 5 Philadelphia Towing Companies Accused Of Illegal Towing, Holding Vehicles Hostage
• Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Approves Distance Learning When School Starts
• Garcetti Announces Expanded Small Business Relief Program; Threat Level Remains At Orange
• Activists Again Call For End To Gun Violence At Vigil For 25-Year-Old Pregnant Woman Killed In North Philly Shooting
• Good Question: What Causes Humidity?
• 'Colorado Is Really Important To Us': Jill Biden Campaigns For Husband On Virtual Tour In Denver
• 'Voices of San Quentin'; Instagram Page Portrays Prisoners, Families Cut Off By COVID
• North Texas Family Donates Vietnam War Hero's Medal Of Honor To National Museum In Arlington
• MDH To Take Action After 120 Complaints Of Restaurants, Bars Flouting COVID Rules
• Police: 40-Year-Old Man Shot In The Arm In East Baltimore
• Coronavirus Survivor Finally Leaves LI Hospital After 108 Days
• SF Business Owners Awaiting Clarification On What Is 'Non-Essential' In Latest COVID-19 Shutdown
• Coronavirus Delays Sac Republic FC's MLS Debut To 2023; Railyards Stadium Breaking Ground In Fall
• LA County Reports 2,885 New Coronavirus Cases, 62 Deaths
• Convicted Killer John Lee Cowell Sentenced To Life In Fatal BART Station Stabbing Of Nia Wilson
• Maryland Weather: Tips For Staying Safe Amid Heatwave In Maryland
• City Of Sacramento Closes Land Park Baseball Fields To Discourage Congregating
• Arson Suspect Accused Of Targeting Security Vehicle In Denver
• Majority of California students will begin classes remotely this fall
• LAPD To Release Video Of Scuffle With Armed Man In Wheelchair In Downtown LA
• Alternate Side Parking Regulations Return Monday With Some Changes
• Fmr. Policy Fellow To Minneapolis Mayor Charged With Drug, Gun Crimes
• Hot Temperatures Ground Some Air Force Academy Training Flights
• 'I Had To Help It': Minneapolis Man Rescues Injured Bald Eagle On I-35W
• The Home Depot, Lowe's Will Require Customers To Wear Masks
• Salon Owners Seek Permission To Operate Outdoors To Salvage Struggling Businesses
• Appointees Announced For RTD Accountability Committee
• Duquesne Impacted By Atlantic 10 Conference Postponing Fall Sports Season
• Man, 59, Identified As DUI Suspect Who Hit 2 Bicyclists In Midtown Sacramento
• Orioles Expand Dugout With Tent Along Right Field Line To Allow Players To Social Distance
• Point Park University Will Allow Students To Choose Between Online And On-Campus Learning Options
• Feds execute third person this week after 17-year hiatus
• Heat wave will bring scorching temperatures to the eastern U.S.
• District Attorney George Brauchler Says Governor's Face Mask Order Doesn't Change Law
• Search For Suspects Caught On Surveillance Video Spray-Painting Berkeley City Building
• North Texas Golfer Angela Stanford Headed To Texas Golf Hall Of Fame: 'It Gives Me Chills'
• Living Room Sports: Former Steelers Brett Keisel And James Farrior Reflect On Super Bowl Wins, Love For Pittsburgh
• El Dorado County Schools Could Think About Reopening, If They Stay Off Watch List
• Powderhorn Landlord Sues Minneapolis Park Board Over Homeless Encampment Crime
• Claremont 13-Year-Old Dies After Experiencing COVID-19 Symptoms
• White Supremacist On Death Row Attacks Guard At San Quentin
• Northbrook Native Jason Kipnis Added To Cubs' 40-Man Roster
• Justice Ginsburg Confirms Her Cancer Has Returned But She Won't Retire
• Classroom Instruction Planned In Some Parts Of California
• Coin Shortage Blamed On Consumer Demand And COVID-19
• Roseville PD Seek Public's Help Identifying People Who Stole Black Lives Matter Sign
• Mayor, NYPD Officials Fume After Bridge Assault Suspect Released Without Bail; Commissioner Says 'The World… Seems Like It's Upside Down'
• Celebrities Join Push To Reopen Case For DJ Henry, Black College Football Player Fatally Shot By Police In Westchester
• The Alabama factory preparing America for a COVID-19 vaccine
• Pittsburgh Zoo Reveals Names Of 5 New Cheetah Cubs
• Critical Care Doctor, Robot 'Fast Freddie' Help Care For COVID-19 Patients At Shock Trauma
• Sacramento's Farm-To-Fork Festival Canceled In 2020; Plans For 2021 Return
• Philadelphia Police Increasing Presence In Violent Crime Hot Spots Across City This Weekend
• Boy Playing In Backyard Hurt After Crash Forces Truck Through Fence
• BBB: About 25 Percent Of Online Scams Are Now Pet-Related
• Federal Judge Rules Houston Should Not Have Barred Texas GOP In-Person Convention
• Gov. Newsom Mandates Schools In Counties On California's Watch List To Start Year With Distance Learning
• Annapolis Police Department Changing How Non-Violent Crimes Are Reported
• The Satellite Music Venue Will No Longer Hold Shows, Begin Focusing On Dining Due To Coronavirus Restrictions
• Joan Wittman, Mother & Grandmother, Dies Of COVID-19 Without Family Nearby
• JoAnn Cunningham Sentenced To 35 Years For The Murder Of AJ Freund
• U.S. Breaks Record For New Coronavirus Cases With Over 77,000 In One Day
• Ayd Mill Road In St. Paul To Close For Months Beginning Aug. 1
• Pelosi Calls On FBI To Investigate Vallejo Police Shooting Of Sean Monterrosa; City Demands DA Probe
• University Of Maryland Makes SAT, ACT Scores Optional For 2021 Applicants
• Congressman Conor Lamb And Challenger Sean Parnell Take Issue With Each Other Over Trump And Biden Energy Issues
• UofM Now Requiring Everyone to Wear a Mask On Its Campuses
• Bishop Of Greensburg Diocese Reflects On What He's Accomplished Before Heading To Cleveland
• Early Look At Camden's Statue Of Boxing Legend, Civic Leader Jersey Joe Walcott
• Police In Roseville Searching For Truck Involved In Hit-And-Run Crash
• I-76 Drivers Should Plan For Long-Term Delays, PennDOT Says
• Can Downtown Minneapolis Recover From Coronavirus Pandemic?
• Restaurants Serve Up 'Cuomo Chips', Allowing Bar Patrons To Comply With Governor's Order
• 'Stand Up To Violence' Battles Rising Gun Violence, Looks To Provide Mentorship
• Fed Court Orders DACA Fully Restored Following Supreme Court Ruling
• Center City Restaurants, Bars Bringing Holiday Cheer With Christmas In July Makeover
• Feds' ComEd Bribery Case Implicates Mike Madigan; Speaker's Office Subpoenaed; Governor Says Madigan 'Must Resign' If Allegations Are True
• 'We Don't Want To Be Shut Down': Mora Residents Grapple With Prospect Of Face Mask Mandate
• 2 Glen Burnie MVA Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Signs Bill Allowing $10 Billion In Debt To Fill Budget Holes
• Dallas ER Offering Overnight Drive-Up Rapid Coronavirus Tests Amid Backlog In Texas Labs
• Arrested While Protesting Breonna Taylor's Death, Minneapolis NAACP President Reflects On 'Fighting For Justice'
• Artist thanks medical workers by painting them
• Bowling Alley Owners Left Out Of Phase 4 Argue It's Safe To Reopen In Plea To Gov. Cuomo
• Pittsburgh Steelers Season-Ticket Holders Who Filed For Refunds Wait As Team Evaluates On Case-By-Case Basis
• NYC Restaurant Owners Frustrated With Unclear Outdoor Dining Guidelines While Indoor Dining Remains On Hold
• Bad debts top $100 billion at nation's biggest banks
• High School Sports In Dallas County Put On Hold After New Order From Health Officials
• Dodger Player AJ Pollock Reveals He Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Fmr. Anoka Theater Teacher, Jefferson Fietek, Accused Of Sexually Abusing 4 Juvenile Students; Investigation Ongoing
• FBI To Review Evidence In Fatal Shooting Of Andres Guardado
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: What Have Adventure Aquarium's Penguins Been Up To During Closure?
• Florida counties impose curfews as coronavirus cases spike
• Chipotle Hiring Thousands As Economic Recovery Begins
• Irina Zaretti, Who Immigrated To New York In 1954, Celebrates 100th Birthday With Family, Friends On Long Island
• Home Depot And Lowe's Will Start Requiring Customers To Wear Masks
• 20% Of COVID-19 Positive Individuals Not Cooperating With Montgomery County Contact Tracers, Officials Say
• Fort Worth Defense Contractor Sentenced To Federal Prison For Using Cheaper Aircraft Parts Than Promised
• Lemont Brings Fun Adventure In a Heightened, Socially Distant Environment
• Police Identify Civilian Killed After Suspect Allegedly Fleeing Officers Crashes In East Baltimore
• Survey Shows Where In The US People Are Wearing Masks
• Skilled Nursing Facility In Riverside Reopens After Being Evacuated In April
• Dramatic Video Shows NJ Transit Police Officers Revive Unresponsive Newborn At Newark Penn Station
• 'Déjà Vu For Me All Over Again': July 19 Marks Anniversary Of 1967 Unrest In North Minneapolis
• Convicted Killer John Lee Cowell Sentenced To Life In Fatal BART Station Stabbing Of Nia Wilson
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: The GOP groups trying to elect Joe Biden
• Chicago Public Schools Release Plan For Hybrid Model Of In-Person And Online Classes In Fall
• Activists Demand Billionaires Tax, March To Gov. Cuomo's Manhattan Office
• Shi Sho, 19, Charged With Running Over Crystal Police Officer
• Colorado National Guard Assisting With COVID-19 Testing At Prisons In Canon City And Buena Vista
• Judge orders Trump administration to fully reinstate DACA program
• Washington D.C. Nurse Recovering From COVID-19 Released From Johns Hopkins After Over 100-Day Stay
• Local Places To Celebrate National Ice Cream Day This Sunday
• Worcester Police: 3-Year-Old May Have Been Hit By Gunfire
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: Philadelphia's Oyster House Bringing The Clambake To You This Summer
• Dozens Gather To Mark 6 Years Since Chokehold Death Of Eric Garner On Staten Island
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: Ideas To Make Best Of New Jersey Seasonal Harvest Favorites
• New 8 P.M. Curfew Coming For Partygoers On South Beach
• Uptick In COVID-19 Cases Highlight Potential Challenge In Dealing With Outbreaks In Schools
• Country Time Offers Bailout Program For Kids' Lemonade Stands
• Jamaal Bowman defeats incumbent Eliot Engel in New York primary
• Firefighters Battling Slow-Moving Grass Fire Near Rancho Murieta
• NYPD To Increase Patrols In Neighborhoods Plagued By Gun Violence: 'We Are Incredibly Focused'
• Sherry Parker Murder: Investigators Taking New Look At 1996 Cold Case
• Battle To Succeed Ex-Rep. Mike Turzai In The North Hills Heats Up Between Emily Skopov And Rob Mercuri
• Colorado State Patrol Trooper Retires After 45 Years Of Service
• Firefighters Rescue Horse Trapped Upside Down In Ditch
• Skylar Pagano Sentenced To 50 Years In Deadly DUI Crash
• Mineral Fire Containment At 30%; Bay Area Air Quality Advisory Extended
• Instagram's TikTok Clone Is Going Global
• MPD Has Already Lost 65 Personnel In 2020, And 20% Have Filed For Leave
• Dallas To Spray In 3 Areas After Mosquito Pools Test Positive For West Nile Virus
• Local Antiviral Research To Fight COVID-19 Showing Promising Preliminary Results
• Will Barton: Messages On Nuggets Jerseys Won't Make Enough Impact
• Unemployment Help: Labor Department Adds Virtual Assistant
• Gov. Murphy Announces Task Force To Oversee New Jersey's Coronavirus Relief Spending
• Tamar Braxton Hospitalized After Being Found Unresponsive
• Texas Sets Single-Day Record For Coronavirus Deaths For 3rd Day In A Row
• As Boston Prepares For Heatwave, Some Say They'll Avoid Beaches, Public Pools
• Want To Go Camping? Follow These Coronavirus Safety Tips
• Motorcyclist Suspected Of DUI Linked To 2 Crashes, Found With Several Narcotics In Rancho Cordova
• Minneapolis declares racism a public health emergency
• Police Believe Pregnant Murder Victim's Boyfriend Was Intended Target In North Philly Shooting
• Shell Builds On-Site Coronavirus Testing Lab At Beaver Co. Cracker Plant
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Said Feds Are Accelerating Shipments Of Remdesivir To Florida Hospitals
• Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez Vetoes Independent Civilian Panel For Police Oversight
• 'Not Wearing A Mask Can Be A Death Sentence', Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez Says Masks Save Lives
• Road To Reopening: New York City Set To Enter Phase 4 Next Week
• California Supreme Court Lowers Bar Exam Score Minimum, Orders Creation Of Provisional License For 2020 Law School Grads
• FBI Charges 20-Year-Old Man, Identified By Tattoos, In Forklift-Aided Bank Vault Heist During Unrest In West Philadelphia
• Local Law Firm Helping Black-Owned Businesses Bearing Brunt Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Somerville Again Delays Phase 3 Reopening Until August 'At Earliest'
• Florida Keys Ready To Go Back To Checkpoints To Flatten COVID-19 Curve
• Rivers Casino Lays Off More Than 60 Workers
• Fremont Police Arrest 2 Suspected In Multiple Convenience Store Robberies; Both Out On Bail
• Terrifying photos show "ultra-black fish" for the first time
• Family Of Fallen Officer Calvin Hall Mourns Him One Year Later: 'The Pain Is Just As Present Today'
• Adventure Aquarium Welcome Two Baby Sloths
• Suspect In 2013 Fatal Modesto Shooting Arrested In Mexico
• Belmont Man Arrested For Allegedly Contacting Minor To Commit Sex Acts
• GOP congressman says China should be "held accountable" for COVID-19
• Police: Indiana Co. Man Charged After Troopers Find Stolen ATV Buried In His Backyard
• Police Asking For Information On Possible Endangered Girl Spotted In South Philly
• UNC Athletics Pauses All Workouts After Coronavirus Outbreak
• Lightfoot Slams 'Litany Of Nonsense' From Trump, Stands By 'Hey Karen, Watch Your Mouth' Tweet To White House Press Secretary
• Philadelphia Neighborhoods Seeing Increase In Gun Violence Also Hit Hard By COVID-19, Research Shows
• NASA targets August 2 splashdown for Crew Dragon astronauts
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 216 New Cases, 21 More Deaths
• Coronavirus In Illinois: New COVID-19 Cases Reach Highest Point Since Early June; Testing Breaks Another Record
• Bankrupt Nieman Marcus seeks bonuses for top execs
• State Fair Of Texas Still Moving Forward With Livestock Market Show
• 'Blistering Heat Wave' To Hit Boston Area; Expect Very Hot Finish To July
• Teachers Association of Anne Arundel County Pushes For Virtual Start To School Year
• $176 Million Class Action Lawsuit Filed Over Deaths At Holyoke Soldiers' Home
• Washington County Sheriff Will Not Enforce Colorado's Statewide Mask Mandate
• 'Do The Right Thing, Step Forward': State Police Offering $2,000 Reward On 1st Anniversary Of Shenango Twp. Fatal Shooting
• Quincy Summer School Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Texas Motor Speedway Not Expecting Huge Crowd For Race Sunday Due To Coronavirus, Heat
• Waltham Water Main Break Could Cause Traffic Problems
• Code Orange Air Quality Alert Issued For Western Pennsylvania
• Police: Toddler Killed, 2 Adults Hurt In East Providence Dog Attack
• Mutual of Omaha to drop Native American imagery from logo
• Baltimore County Expands Summer Meal Distribution For Youth
• Coronavirus At UNC In Greeley: Athletics Workouts Suspended, Some Football Players Advised To Quarantine
• Gov. Newsom: Counties On State COVID-19 Monitoring List Must Begin School Year With Distance Learning
• Minneapolis Park Board Approves Guidelines To Limit Homeless Encampments In Parks
• Northeastern Suspends 2020 Fall Sports Season
• Red Rocks Amphitheatre Sets Restrictions For Morning Visitors
• Queen Elizabeth knights 100-year-old "national treasure," Captain Tom Moore
• SF On Watch List, Halts Reopening; Breed Warns Of 'Living In COVID' For 12-18 Months
• Bear Cub Wanders Near Highlands Ranch Town Center
• Sports Teams Ask Pa. Dept. Of Health To Allow Fans In The Stands
• Texas AG Paxton: Religious And Private Schools Don't Have To Follow COVID-19 Public Health Orders
• New Pentagon policy effectively bans Confederate symbols
• Coronavirus Latest: Towson University Suspends Fall Sports, UMBC Postpones Their Athletics
• Fort Worth Dog Parks Reopen But People Must 'Stay' 6 Feet Apart During Pandemic
• Minneapolis City Council Declares Racism A Public Health Emergency
• Latinos make up majority of UC's freshman class for first time
• Armed Robbery Reported At Extended Stay America Near BWI Airport, Police Say
• Bob Marley anthem "reimagined" to help kids impacted by pandemic
• Man Charged With Hate Crime For Hurling Transphobic Insults During Confrontation At Downtown LA Bar
• Condemned Killer Todd Givens Investigated For San Quentin Death Row Guard Attack
• California Added Record 558,000 Jobs Before Latest COVID-19 Closures
• Studies clarify what drugs work — and don't — for COVID-19
• Philadelphia Officials Would Like Residents To Stop Calling 311 To Report Trash Collection Delays
• Department Of Labor Asking For Input About Paid Family Leave Access
• Senate GOP to propose liability protections in next COVID relief bill
• Florida's Jobless Rate Dips To 10.4 Percent
• MBTA Bus Drivers Will Be Able To Bypass Stops To Prevent Overcrowding
• Joe Kennedy, Ed Markey Neck-And-Neck In Fundraising For Massachusetts Senate Race
• Dallas County Reports 1,195 New COVID-19 Cases, Deadliest Week
• Kenny Smith Likes Celtics' Chances In NBA Bubble Season
• Mishandling Of Loaded Firearm May Have Led To Commerce City Boy's Death
• Families Ask For Cold Case Investigators On 18th Anniversary Of Teenage Boys' Unsolved Deaths
• 3 USPS Employees Test Positive For COVID-19 At Brooklyn Post Office In Baltimore County
• Minnesota Hospital Association Asks Gov. Walz To Impose Statewide Mask Mandate: 'We Have A Narrow Window Of Time'
• Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• State Police Issue 2 Warnings For Pittsburgh Bars, Restaurants Not Following Coronavirus Orders
• How to spot 5 planets and the crescent moon without a telescope
• Nancy Drew
• 4 Wounded In Separate San Jose Shootings
• Salem Will Require Face Masks Downtown, In City Parks Beginning Saturday
• Masters of Illusion
• CDC Report: Florida, 17 Other States In "Red Zone" For Coronavirus, Should Consider Reopening Rollbacks
• WALL-E? AI-Enabled Robot Rolls Through Halls Of UCLA Mattel Children's Hospital To Visit Pediatric Patients
• Before New Closures, California Added Record 558,000 Jobs
• Concord Police Officers To Begin Wearing Body Cameras
• Colorado Teachers: 'Keep An Eye On The Kids' This Summer
• Oak Park Heights Man Dies In Thursday Night Crash
• CDC delays school reopening guidance
• USS Constitution To Reopen For Tours In August
• Pennsylvania Sports Teams Ask To Allow Fans In The Stands As Statewide COVID-19 Cases Approach 100,000
• Justin Simmons Has Message For Broncos As He'll Play 2020 Season On Franchise Tag
• This week on "Face the Nation," July 19, 2020
• How Safe Is Kissing? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Yolo Bus Driver Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg Says She's Being Treated For Cancer Recurrence
• Red Sox Raising Money For Charity With Cutouts On Top Of Green Monster
• U.S. breaks record for new virus cases with 77,000 in one day
• Pittsburgh Pirates Outfielder Gregory Polanco Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Teen and her instructor die in skydiving accident
• Normally Held In Colorado, Peggy Fleming Trophy Becomes Virtual Figure Skating Event
• Boston College To Ban Smoking, Vaping On Campus
• No, NASA has not discovered a new zodiac sign
• 3 Former Pa. Governors Voice Support For Gov. Tom Wolf's Coronavirus Response
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg Announces Cancer Recurrence, Will Remain On The Supreme Court
• Texas Allocates $200M To Purchase Devices For At-Home Learning For Students
• Twins Will Continue To Hire Off-Duty MPD Officers For Security
• Bailout For Children Lemonade Stands
• Rising coronavirus cases threaten U.S. economic rebound
• Legacies
• Tuukka Rask Named Finalist For Vezina Trophy
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg is being treated for cancer recurrence
• 1 Dead After Car Crashes Down Steep Embankment Off Highway 65 In Roseville
• Washington NFL team owner vows change after allegations
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Marisol
• In The Dark
• Readers' Poll Names Fort Worth Zoo #1 In The U.S.
• Zuckerberg slams Trump administration response to COVID-19
• Michigan High Schools To Play Fall Sports Says MHSAA
• Dynasty
• Man Shot & Killed In SE Baltimore Friday
• After Nearly 3 Decades In Business, Saint Sabrina's Tattoo Shop Announces Closure
• Montgomery County Releases School Reopening Guidelines
• July Is The Month With The Most Grill-Related Injuries
• The Flash
• Maryland Weather: Heat Wave Starts Friday, With 100-Degree High Expected Monday
• 'There Will Be No Warnings': Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony Announces Strict New Crime Crackdown
• Three men charged in Ahmaud Arbery killing plead not guilty
• Fridge Wars
• Texas Education Agency Allowing Schools To Begin Virtually For First 4 Weeks
• 'This Show Is About Pursuing Your Dreams With Your Chosen Family': Christina Elmore & Gabrielle Graham On BET's 'Twenties'
• 'Literally A Dream Come True': Christina Elmore & Gabrielle Graham On BET's 'Twenties'
• Golden 1 Center To Turn Into Polling Place For November Election
• DC's Legends of Tomorrow
• Washington Owner Dan Snyder Vows Culture Change Amid Allegations
• LIST: These Retailers Are Requiring Customers To Wear Face Masks In Stores
• Batwoman
• Alex Rodriguez Bidding To Buy Mets, Wants Players To Accept Cap System
• Miami-Dade's 'Hotel Isolation' Program Expanding To Help Protect Households From COVID-19 Exposure
• Black Lightning
• 3 Hurt, Including Child, In 3 Car Crash On Interstate 76
• Coronavirus (MN): MDH Reports 669 New COVID-19 Cases And 7 Deaths; ICU Hospitalizations Increase Slightly
• Pa. Turnpike Closing Part Of Saltsburg Rd. For Bridge Replacement Project
• Registered Sex Offender Arrested For Allegedly Touching Himself While Peeking Into Long Beach Home
• Campaign 2020: Political Newcomer Jamaal Bowman Defeats 16-Term Rep. Eliot Engel
• NYPD: 7-Day-Old Boy Reported Missing After Parents Took Him From Hospital
• White House Report: Texas Among 18 States In Coronavirus 'Red Zone' And Should Roll Back Reopening
• At Least 375 Los Angeles Apparel Employees Now Positive For COVID-19
• Compass Pointe Golf Courses Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Massachusetts Unemployment Rate For June Is Highest In Country At 17.4%
• Villanova University Requiring Students Quarantine For 14 Days Before Returning To Campus, Take COVID-19 Test
• June Jobless Rate Slid Down In Pennsylvania, Payrolls Jumped
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 1,032 More Coronavirus Cases, Statewide Total Climbs To Over 99,000
• Rivers Casino Reopens To Gamblers With Enhanced Cleaning Procedures In Place
• Coroner
• Burden of Truth
• Absences Of David Pastrnak, Ondrej Kase Aren't Disciplinary, Says Bruce Cassidy
• Police: Teen Sexually Assaulted After Getting Off MTA Bus In Lochearn, Suspect At Large
• Changes To Colorado Parks And Wildlife Website Intended To Help Hunters
• Former West Penn Hospital Worker Charged For Allegedly Placing Camera In Employees Bathroom
• Charmed
• Canton Police Searching For Missing 19-Year-Old Ryan Lahiff
• Michigan's Justin Amash Will Not Seek Re-Election to Congress
• Bulletproof
• Military Medics Deployed In Texas, California During Coronavirus Surge
• In Historic First, Latino Students Are Largest Group Admitted to UC's Freshman Class
• Coronavirus Task Force: California Among 18 States In 'Red Zone,' Should Roll Back Reopening
• Philadelphia's Mutter Museum Reopens To Public
• Twitter says hackers targeted 130 accounts in Bitcoin scam
• Yoán Moncada Back At White Sox Camp After Testing Positive For COVID-19
• Today Last Day To Apply For Rental Assistance In Los Angeles
• Congressman Justin Amash announces he won't run for reelection
• Dead Pixels
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Flat As COVID-19 Cases Grow By 700+ Overnight
• How The Coronavirus Became Florida's Perfect Storm
• Boathouse Row, Love Park To Light Up Green To Honor Parks & Recreation Professionals
• All American
• Cam Newton Borrows Speech From Game Of Thrones In Latest Instagram Hype Video
• 2 Dead, Multiple People Injured In 3 Crashes On Dan Ryan Expressway Friday Morning
• Fort Worth Police Searching For Pickup Believed To Be Involved In Murder Of Handicapped Man
• The 100
• Person in custody after tech CEO found dismembered in condo
• 9 In 10 LA County Nursing Home Workers Know Of Coronavirus Cases Among Their Colleagues, Survey Finds
• DC's Stargirl
• 4-Year-Old Who Drowned In Southbridge Identified As Iowa Boy
• Allegheny Co. Health Department Reports 240 More Coronavirus Cases With 17 More Patients Hospitalized
• Overcrowding, Trash Prompt Closure Of New Hogan Lake Day Use Area
• Tell Me A Story
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 7-17-20
• 3M Files 18 Lawsuits Over Allegedly Unlawful N95 Mask Sales
• Trump's niece claims he's used N-word and other slurs
• Being Reuben
• Louisville Officers Seize Shipment Of Dangerous Opioid Heading To Chicago
• Virus deaths are mounting in hot spots around U.S.
• Inside the U.S. base in Okinawa at the heart of a coronavirus outbreak
• Report: NFL Players Given Until Aug. 1 To Opt Out Of 2020 Season
• Country Time Offering 'Stimulus' Checks For Shuttered Lemonade Stands
• 'Pandemia: Latinos In Crisis' Available To Stream Now On CBSNews
• All Students In The Plano School District Will Begin Fall Semester With Remote Learning
• Atlanta mayor slams Georgia governor after he sues her over masks
• PTL Links: July 17, 2020
• State Police Trooper Injured In 4-Car Crash On Mass Pike
• 96 Resident And Staff Coronavirus Cases Now Reported At Lodi Nursing Home, 9 Deaths
• 2 People Struck By Car On Lake Shore Drive While Trying To Cross Against Green Light
• NYC official says her district was "left alone" to fight pandemic
• St. Thomas Professor And Students Create 'The PLAYground' For Parents
• The Wild Harvest: Foraging And Cooking Series
• Michigan Lottery Results For Thursday, July 16, 2020
• JoAnn Cunningham To Learn Sentence Today In Murder Of Her Son, A.J. Freund
• Military Sends Help To Overwhelmed California Hospitals
• 2 People Shot, Wounded On South LA Street
• Reopening: Los Altos Launches Open Streets Closings To Boost Weekend Downtown Dining
• Anti-Trump GOP groups urge Republicans to support Biden
• ???? ???? ???? Top The List Of Most-Used Emoji On This World Emoji Day
• Celebrity Superfan Takeover: Susan Lucci
• More Than 940 Deaths Reported In One Day As U.S. Coronavirus Cases Break Another Record
• Man Fatally Shot In Baltimore Late Thursday
• Bellecour, 508 Bar Announce Permanent Closures
• 1 Dead, 1 Critically Injured After Motorcycle Crashes Into Vehicle, Philadelphia Police Say
• Ethiopia filling mega-dam that Egypt calls an "existential" threat
• Police: 39-Year-Old Man Critically Wounded After Being Stabbed In Chest In North Philadelphia
• Alex Rodriguez Urges Players To Accept Salary Cap System ... As He Bids To Own Mets
• Coronavirus Spike In Revere Shows More Younger People Getting Infected
• Miami Weather: Wet Start To The Weekend
• A 44-year-old rape conviction in North Carolina could be overturned
• Ex-Miss Kentucky gets 2 years in prison for sex crime
• At Least A Dozen Detained After Gambling Bust In Northridge
• Yoan Moncada Rejoins White Sox After Positive COVID-19 Test
• Pa. Department Of Labor And Industry Reports June Unemployment Rate At 13%
• Judge Rejects Miami's Call For More Early Voting Sites
• Missing Boulder Creek Woman Found Dead; Apparent Hit-And-Run Victim
• Dodge Charger Sought In Fatal Hit-And-Run In South LA
• Body Pulled From Little Calumet River Identified As Darris Johnson, Man Who Had Been Missing Since Saturday
• Keith Perrault, Of Eveleth, Killed In Motorcycle Crash
• Country Time Offering Children The 'Littlest Bailout Relief Fund' For Closed Lemonade Stands
• 2 Hurt In Peavey Field Park Shootings That Police Believe Are Related
• COVID-19 Roundup: Surge Overwhelms Lodi Hospital; San Mateo Co. New Shutdown Threat; Haircut Housecalls Could Be New Norm
• Kemba Walker Not Concerned About Knee: 'I'm Trending Upwards'
• Report Alleges Sexual Harassment Within Washington Redskins Organization
• CDC Extends No Sail Order For Cruise Ships Through September
• 'Ingenuity' Will Be The First Helicopter To Attempt Flight On Mars
• Brazil hits 2 million coronavirus cases and more than 76,000 dead
• LA County sees record number of daily new coronavirus cases
• Democratic Party urges lawmakers not to go to Milwaukee for convention
• New Jersey Transit Police Officer Revives Baby Born In Train Station
• "Jeopardy!" Host Alex Trebek Says Cancer Treatments Are "Paying Off"
• PPE Retailer In South Philadelphia Making PPE Vending Machines
• Rogers Place Floods During Storm, Just 10 Days Before NHL Teams Arrive In Edmonton
• Shark pulls boy from fishing boat; dad jumps in to save him
• Infant Seriously Injured In Crash On Dan Ryan Expressway At 87th Street
• Philadelphia City Councilman Urges Mayor Kenney To Hire Private Firms To Solve Trash Crisis
• Colorado Weather: Hot Weekend Ahead With Scattered T-Storms Each Afternoon
• Who would get a second stimulus check — and who wouldn't?
• Worker pepper sprays customer irate over having to wear mask
• 'Struggling Down On The Farm:' Local Farmers Finding Farmers Markets To Be A Lifeline During Pandemic
• Many Latino students struggle without Wi-Fi in pandemic
• White Americans got stimulus checks faster than Black Americans
• Happy Tax Day! Your refund may be delayed
• 6-year-old praised for saving his sister from a dog attack
• Georgia governor sues Atlanta officials over face mask mandate
• PATCO Now Requiring All Riders To Wear Masks
• Plum School Board Approves Reopening Plan
• As Businesses Shifted To Working From Home, Some Internships Also Turned Virtual; 'It's Surpassed My Expectations'
• Washington NFL team to review "culture" amid sexual harassment claims
• Census-Takers Coming To Knock On Doors In Chicago July 30; Spokesman Says Census Is On Budget
• 1 Dead After Fiery Crash On Dan Ryan Expressway At 73rd Street; Southbound Lanes Closed
• Coronavirus Testing Offered In Melrose After Uptick In Cases, High School Student Tests Positive
• Pittsburgh Weather: Partly Cloudy Skies, Comfortable Temperatures
• Police: Man Seen On Video Punching Women Inside Bronx Restaurant
• Upper Moreland Police: Suspect Tried Luring 2 Young Girls Into Vehicle By Offering 'Free Uber Ride'
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures Climbing; Heat Advisory On The Way
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/17 Friday Morning Forecast
• Police: Woman Shot While Sitting In Car In Logan
• W. Va. House Of Delegates Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• GOP congressman says Kushner is "the brains" behind Trump campaign
• Fiery Crash On Roosevelt Boulevard Leaves 1 Dead, 1 Hurt
• Few migrant kids being allowed to seek refuge under U.S. virus order
• Philadelphia Weather: Dangerous Heat Starts This Weekend
• Fired cop charged with murder for using chokehold on Latino man
• 'Oh No, Don't Close My Bridge!' Sewickley Bridge Closed For 24 Days Starting July 17
• Iran's plan to execute 3 protesters sparks huge backlash
• Kayakers Can Start Getting On The Water At Riverfront Park This Weekend
• Man charged with using ill-gotten PPP funds in Vegas and on stocks
• Sidney Crosby, Other Penguins Players Send Hand-Written Notes To Season Ticket Holders
• Homer City K9 'Thor' Helps Apprehend State Police Top 5 Fugitive
• Weekend To Do List: Drive-Thru Zoo, Free Museum, Rooftop Restaurant
• East Allegheny Youth Football Association Cancels Fall Season
• Kohl's Becomes Latest Retailer To Require Customers Wear Face Coverings
• 'Live Casino:' In Westmoreland Mall Looking To Fill 500+ Jobs
• Allegheny County Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In McKeesport
• Sacramento County Asks Residents To Report Those Who Don't Comply With Health Orders
• Friday's Show Info (7/17/20)
• NEXTransit: Port Authority Looking For Public Input During Online Meetings

Videos from July 17, 2020

• Texas Congressman Michael McCaul on "The Takeout" — 7/17/2020
• New York man paints portraits of frontline workers as tribute
• New Pentagon policy effectively bans Confederate symbols at military sites
• Inside a factory producing vials for a potential COVID-19 vaccine
• ACLU and Oregon governor accuse Trump administration of abusing power
• New video shows details from night Breonna Taylor was killed
• Newly revealed White House document suggests some states should take stricter COVID-19 measures
• Justice Ginsburg reveals she's battling cancer recurrence
• Florida counties impose curfews as coronavirus cases spike
• CBS Evening News, July 17, 2020
• CBSN: News for everyone
• Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says U.S. should limit which human rights it defends
• Anti-Trump Republican groups urge voters to support Joe Biden
• New York City cleared to enter Phase 4 of reopening, Cuomo says
• Russian hackers accused of trying to steal coronavirus vaccine research
• Protests for George Floyd prompt new discussions for reparations among enslaved Africa-American ancestors
• Former female employees accuse Washington NFL team executives of harassment
• Dog mesmerized by dolphins
• The hidden cost of delaying college during the coronavirus pandemic
• "Pandemia: Latinos in Crisis" explores impact of coronavirus on community
• Bob Marley's iconic "One Love" anthem "reimagined" to help kids hit by coronavirus pandemic
• Jamaal Bowman defeats incumbent Eliot Engel in New York Democratic primary
• U.S. again shatters new coronavirus infections record
• Hundreds of children denied asylum at U.S. southern border
• Why America can't escape its racist roots
• CEO speaks out on racial inequality in corporate America
• Coronavirus task force report highlights states in "red zone"
• Chris Evans surprises heroic 6-year-old who saved sister from dog attack
• Drive-in concerts provide live music experience during coronavirus pandemic
• Rita Wilson on her new song featured in "The Outpost"
• First "Dreamer" elected to New York Assembly steps up to feed residents amid pandemic
• Atlanta mayor discusses Governor Kemp's lawsuit on the city's mask mandate and rollback to Phase 1
• U.S. military moves to contain COVID-19 outbreak on Okinawa
• Federal appeals court expected to rule soon on whether to overturn 44-year-old rape conviction
• 15 women allege culture of sexual harassment inside Washington NFL team, Washington Post reports
• U.S. and U.K. officials say Russia-backed hackers targeted coronavirus vaccine intelligence
• Unpublicized report mandates masks outside of the home in "red zone" states
• Texas responds to record high COVID-19 death toll
• U.S. breaks record for new COVID-19 cases with more than 77,000 reported in one day
• Inequities and risks Latinos face as frontline workers in the pandemic
• New York politician turns public office into food pantry and diaper supply
• In times of crisis, Latinos look for the (celebrity) helpers
• Pandemic's impact on undocumented farm workers in the U.S. could hit global economy
• Pandemia: Latinos in Crisis