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Articles from July 18, 2020

• Coronavirus Found in Yosemite National Park Sewage
• San Mateo County Business Owners Fear New Shutdown as Coronavirus Cases Rise
• Police Say Convicted Sex Offender Cary Jay Smith Not Being Supervised, Not Under Restrictions
• Airmen Describe Challenging Mission To Bring COVID-19 Positive Service Member Back To US
• Colorado Weather: NOAA Issues La Niña Watch For Upcoming Winter Season
• Dog Dies In Early Morning House Fire In Folsom
• You Can See Comet NEOWISE During Evenings Through Rest Of July
• Yuba City, Grass Valley Close Streets To Allow For Outdoor Dining, Shopping
• Bishop, 2 Daughters Die After Coronavirus Complications, Wife In ICU
• 'It's Inevitable': Health Officials Say El Dorado County Could End Up On State's Watch List
• Missing 79-Year-Old Hung Dinh Vu From Anaheim Found Safe
• Black Lives Matter Mural On Fifth Avenue Vandalized Twice In One Day, Officer Injured While Trying To Stop Protester
• City Cracks Down On Astoria Crowds After Videos Surface Showing People Not Following Social Distancing Rules
• Pirates Squander Three-Run Lead To Cleveland, Lose First Exhibition Game 5-3
• Chicago Weather: Strong Storms Possible Overnight
• 'He Just Had A Lot Of Control': Parents Warned School District Of Jefferson Fietek Years Before Sex Abuse Charges
• 1 Killed, At Least 2 Injured In Brooklyn Shootings
• 2 Arrested In Plumas County Released After Positive Test Following Butte County COVID-19 Exposure
• Tributes From Maryland Lawmakers, Leaders Pour In For Civil Rights Icon John Lewis
• Police Shut Down Chicago Ridge Mall After Fight Breaks Out
• Fallout After Grant Park Protests Turn Violent: Protester Says She Was Attacked By Police, Video Shows Objects Being Hurled At Officers
• John Lewis Remembered As 'Enduring Advocate For Justice' By Mass. Leaders
• Barn 34 In Ocean City, Maryland Temporarily Closed After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Protesters March Through Brooklyn To Call For End To Gun Violence
• NYPD Lieutenant Released From Hospital After Assault At Unity March
• Gloucester Bans Beach Parking For Non-Residents This Weekend
• Teenager Charged With Murder After Body Found On Roof Of Bronx McDonald's
• Maryland Man Charged For Allegedly Setting Police Car On Fire Outside Supreme Court
• FOP President John Catanzara Jr. Issues Letter To President Trump, Asking For Help From Federal Government In Fighting 'Chaos'
• 'You Knew You Were In The Presence Of Royalty' Pittsburgh Faith Leaders Remember Rep. John Lewis
• U.S. Naval Academy Class Of 2024 Takes Oath Of Office
• The Madden 2021 Player Ratings Are In. Here's How The Ravens Stack Up
• How a community came together to help solve teen's 1989 murder
• New Stretch of Bay Trail Opens in Albany Connecting Oakland to Richmond
• One Person Killed In Shooting In Sheraden
• Minnesota Leaders Remember John Lewis' Voice, Persistence, And Legacy
• Blue Jays barred from playing games in Canada for 2020 season
• Fatal Motorcycle Accident Shuts Down Route 30 In Irwin
• Search On For Suspects Who Police Say Fired Shots At Officers In Gary
• Police: 18-Year-Old Shot In The Leg In Northeast Baltimore
• Suspended Yankees Pitcher Domingo Germán Not Retiring, Apologizes For Misleading Post
• Lou & Choo Lounge Hosts Free COVID-19 Testing In North Philadelphia
• NFL Informs Teams Training Camps Will Open On Time
• 3 Killed, 9 Critically Injured After Alleged Drunk Driver Crashes Into Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club On Texas Highway
• Philadelphia Weather: Mother Nature Turning Up Heat In Delaware Valley To Dangerous Levels
• FindJodi: The decades-long search for a missing TV news anchor
• Protesters Gather In Huntington Beach For Different Causes
• Man Charged In Shooting That Wounded 5-Month-Old Boy, 2 Men On Near North Side
• Daly City Father, Son Critically Injured in Saturday-Morning Duplex Fire
• Nassau County Announces Locations For Cooling Centers As Potential Heat Wave Arrives
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/18 Saturday Night Forecast
• Law Enforcement Supporters Rally At Sacramento City Hall
• Maryland State Police Investigating Fatal Multi-Vehicle Crash In Prince George's County
• Maryland State Police Searching For Caroline County Murder Suspect
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 177 New Cases, 17 More Deaths
• Even With Heat Emergency In Boston, Walsh Says Masks Still Needed
• 100th Birthday Celebration For Family Matriarch In Sacramento
• 'We Learned From People Like John': Artists Create 'Black Lives Matter' Mural In Minneapolis In Wake Of Rep. John Lewis' Death
• Umpire Rick Reed, Who Worked Twins' Triumphant 1991 World Series, Dies At 70
• Billy Goat Trail-A In Montgomery County To Close Temporarily Due To Extreme Heat
• Pirates Announcer Bob Walk Recovering From Coronavirus
• Crews Contain Brush Fire That Broke Out In Sepulveda Basin
• Midtown's Cantina Alley Closes For 2 Weeks After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Trump campaign event features viral gun-toting St. Louis couple
• Elevated Risk Of West Nile Virus In Sutter County After Second Sample Of Mosquitoes Test Positive
• Death of Civil Rights Icon John Lewis Brings Reactions From Across Bay Area
• How Many Hot Dogs Can One Person Eat? Science May Finally Have The Answer
• John Lewis' death sparks support to rename Edmund Pettus Bridge
• New York City Agencies, Residents Brace For First Heat Wave Of The Year
• Peaceful Protest Marches From Oakland Through Streets Of Pittsburgh
• Ravens Players, Non-Profit Organization 'Together Assisting People' Team Up To Hold Food Drive
• As Popular Warminster Bowling Alley Reopens, Owner Knows Better Than Most How Dangerous COVID-19 Is
• Los Angeles County Confirms 2,770 New Coronavirus Cases, 37 New Deaths
• Pennsylvania Elected Officials Remember Rep. John Lewis
• Broward Sheriff's Office To Crack Down On COVID-19 Emergency Order Violators
• Half Of US Adults Live In Households That Lost Income During Pandemic
• 35-Year-Old Man Killed In Shooting In Broad Daylight, Baltimore Police Say
• 16-Year-Old Pilot Delivers PPE For Butler Memorial Hospital
• The Y, American Red Cross Partner To Host Blood Drive In Towson Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Man Seriously Hurt In Zip Lining Accident In Essex
• Dallas Police Need Help Identifying Man Whose Body Was Recovered From Lake
• Police Shoot, Kill Man After Felony Menacing Call
• Local Temp Agency To Conduct Job Interviews Through Drive Thru Job Fair
• Martin Luther King III looks back at the legacy of John Lewis
• Shotgun Willie's Stabbings: Suspect Identified As Kyle Swain
• Maryland Court Clerks To Open To Public Monday
• Dallas County Ends Deadliest Week With 1,031 New COVID-19 Cases, 9 More Deaths
• Riverbank Police Searching For Man Accused Of Distributing, Possessing Child Pornography
• Remembering John Lewis, 'A True American Hero' Whose Mark In History Also Changed Lives In Philadelphia
• With Beaches Closed And Some Options Limited, Chicagoans Still Find Ways To Beat The Heat
• Colorado Nonprofit That Provides Hope To Children With Cancer Hosts Virtual Beehive Tour
• Family Launches GoFundMe To Pay For 2 Funerals & Hospital Bills
• Gunther & Co Temporarily Closed After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Person Shot, Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries On I-57 Ramp In Morgan Park
• John Lewis, Civil Rights Icon, Has Died At Age 80
• CBS3's Ukee Washington Sits Down With Late Rep. John Lewis In 2016 To Discuss Athletes Kneeling During Anthem
• Pirates Catcher Luke Maile Undergoes Surgery For Fractured Right Finger
• Photographers Offering Free Headshots To Job Seekers In North Texas
• Young Sisters In Wheat Ridge Diagnosed With Rare, Fatal Disorder
• Keeping Cool, And COVID Safe, During This Bout Of Heat And Humidity
• 'Very Frustrated': Some Colorado Taxpayers Still Haven't Received Stimulus Payments
• FDA Issues First Emergency Use Authorization For COVID-19 Pool Testing
• South Beach Curfew Now In Effect, Everyone Must Be Off The Streets By 8 pm.
• Hippodrome Theatre Reveals Broadway At Home Challenge Entries
• Tests Reveal Coronavirus In Yosemite National Park's Sewage
• FDA Issues First Emergency Use Authorization For COVID-19 Pool Testing
• Pittsburgh Police Safely Locate Missing 25-Year-Old Man Tyrel Smithson
• NFL Training Camps To Begin On Time Despite Pandemic
• Body Of Missing Canton Teen Ryan Lahiff Found
• Record-Breaking 68K Jobs Added In Maryland Last Month, Department Of Labor Says
• Golden Police Nab 2 Suspects After 'Disturbingly Sharp' Increase In Crime
• Watch: Lone Bagpiper Plays Tribute To Pittsburgh Firefighter Christopher Conway
• Three People Injured In Head-On Crash On I-95 In Salisbury
• Man, 49, Killed After Being Struck By 2 Hit-And-Run Drivers In LA
• Two People On Divvy Bikes Injured In River North Drive-By Shooting
• Pedestrian Wounded in Morgan Hill Drive-By Shooting Friday Night
• U.S. Navy Veteran Biking From California To New York Stopping In Pittsburgh On Monday
• Maryland Department Of Veterans Affairs Surpasses 12K Telehealth Visits In 2020
• Pair Of Alleged Robbers Fatally Shot In Pueblo
• 85 Babies Tested Positive For COVID-19 In One Texas County, Health Director Says
• Walden University Distributes Tablets To Baltimore City Schools Students
• Crescent Township Police Warn Residents Of Unknown Animal Killing Other Animals
• Search Underway For Driver In Deadly Hit-And-Run In Santa Ana
• Illinois Reports 1,276 New COVID-19 Cases, 18 Deaths, New Record Of 46,099 Tests In 24 Hours
• Penguins' Captain Sidney Crosby Leaves Scrimmage Early, Status Unknown
• Texas Leaders Remember Legacy Of Civil Rights Icon John Lewis
• Florida Adds 10,000 New COVID-19 Cases, 90 Deaths On Saturday
• West Virginia House Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Ohio Gov. DeWine Vetoes Bill That Would Limit Legal Penalties For Defying Health Orders In Ohio
• Black CEO on the "rocket fuel" needed to close racial wealth gap
• Oregon officials call for federal authorities to leave protests
• Repairs On Historic Long Grove Covered Bridge Nearing Completion
• More Questions Than Answers In Denver Man's Death
• Gov. Walz Orders Flags At Half-Staff To Honor Civil Rights Icon John Lewis
• Drug Overdoses In Maine Have Increased During Coronavirus Pandemic, Report Says
• Small Group Gathered At Boyce Park, Seeking To Raise Awareness About People Of Color In Plum Borough
• Minnesota United And Real Salt Lake Play To 0-0 Draw
• Tributes Pour In For Civil Rights Icon John Lewis
• Another 16 COVID-19 Deaths Reported In New Jersey As Statewide Cases Near 177,000
• 18 Officers Injured After Rally Turns Into Clash With Police Over Grant Park's Columbus Statue
• Denver Police Searching For Liquor Store Robbery Suspect
• State Attorney General To Investigate Evidence Destruction In Monterrosa Vallejo Officer-Involved Shooting
• Murder Trial Of Robert Durst May Not Resume Until April 2021 Due To Pandemic
• 'I Will Breathe' Street Mural Painted On Ben Franklin Parkway
• Chicago Weather: Heat Advisory In Effect; Temperatures Will Feel Like 105
• Police: Truck Stolen From DIA Economy Parking Lot
• Heat Advisory Issued For Multiple Counties In Western Pennsylvania On Sunday
• Philly ACCT Reminding Residents To Properly Dispose Of Trash After Opossum Found Stuck In Snapple Bottle
• Rhode Island Asks Mass. Residents Not To Come To Its Beaches
• Man Dies After Possible Domestic Incident-Related Stabbing
• Ex-CDC chief calls for "consistent messaging" amid pandemic
• 6 Animals Killed At Plumpton Park Zoo In Cecil County After Early Morning Fire
• Indiana Announces 855 New COVID-19 Cases, 17 Additional Deaths
• 'A Civil Rights Icon': John Lewis Remembered By Pittsburgh Officials
• Philadelphia Weather: Extreme Heat, Humidity Starts Across Region Saturday
• Liam's List: Your Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• State Beaches Reach Capacity Early As Tri-State Temperatures Soar
• Phillies Announce Sudden Passing Of Bart Braun, Special Assistant To General Manager
• Aldi's To Require Customers Wear Face Coverings At All Stores
• Pennsylvania COVID-19 Cases Top 100,000 As Death Toll Climbs Above 7,000
• Police: Man On Dirt Bike Killed In Collision With Vehicle In Mayfair
• Colorado To Honor Rep. John Lewis With Lowered Flags Saturday
• New York's virus hospitalizations fall to lowest number in four months
• Police Looking For Car Linked To Deadly Sheepshead Bay Shooting Investigation
• Officials: Man's Body Recovered From Area Where Ocean City Swimmer Vanished While Trying To Rescue Family Members
• One Person Shot During Robbery In Baltimore County, Police Say
• 4 Additional West Nile Virus Cases Reported In Miami-Dade County
• Mayor Of Monessen Issues Emergency Proclamation Due To Increasing Coronavirus Cases
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 464 Additional Cases Of COVID-19, 5 Deaths
• John Lewis' name "will live on," says chairwoman of Congressional Black Caucus
• Search Ongoing For 3 Suspects In Douglas County Burglary
• Statewide Total Of Coronavirus Cases Tops 100,000 And Total Death Toll Surpasses 7,000 In Pa. Health Dept.'s Latest Report
• U.S. Sees More Than 70,000 New Coronavirus Cases For Second Day In A Row
• U.S. sees more than 70,000 new virus cases for second day in a row
• New Bedford Man Arrested For Murder Of Man In Dartmouth
• Could cannabis be a possible treatment for COVID-19?
• Ed's Driveway: 2021 Ford Bronco
• COVID-19 Cases Top 1,000 Among Corrections Workers In Florida
• 'They Need Federal Help': Gov. Wolf Supports RESTAURANTS Act, A Congressional Bill That Would Provide Economic Relief To Independently-Owned Restaurants Struggling Amid The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Multiple Overnight Shootings Leave At Least 2 Dead In Baltimore
• Twitter Hackers 'Successfully Manipulated A Small Number Of Employees'; Stole Personal Data From At Least 8 Targeted Accounts
• 4 Stabbed, Suspect Killed At Shotgun Willie's Strip Club In Glendale
• DBPR: COVID-19 Numbers Have To 'Flatten' Before Drinks Can Flow In Florida
• One Man Dead, Two Others Hurt In Chatham Drive-Up Shooting
• Mayflower II Is Sailing Home After $11M Makeover Complete
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 135 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Countywide Total To 6,125
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 7-18-20
• 7 Injured After Man Speeds Through Red Light, Crashes Into 4 Other Cars
• OC Fair Goes Virtual Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Officer injured trying to stop Black Lives Matter mural vandalism
• Florida Governor Ron Desantis Says It 'Doesn't Make Sense' To Close Gyms
• NYPD: Suspects Struck 50-Year-Old Victim In Head With Gun, Stole iPhone, Cash In Brooklyn
• Gas Prices Up A Bit Again In New Jersey, Around Nation
• Former Alameda St. Joseph Basilica Priest Charged With Sexual Battery
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Over 800 New Cases Reported, 11 Deaths In 24 Hours
• Smoke From Massive Mineral Fire Continues To Drift Over San Francisco Bay Area
• Coronavirus Testing In Melrose Offered For A Second Day
• Queen Elizabeth II Knights 100-Year-Old World War II Veteran After He Raised Millions For NHS
• Denver Weather: Record High Possible Today, Cooler With T-Storms For Sunday
• Xcel Energy: More Than 10K Without Power Across MN And Western WI Due To Overnight Storms
• Lighting Strike Caused Eagan House Fire, Officials Say
• Large Crowd Smashes Front Windows, Loots Magnificent Mile Ferragamo Store
• 'He Will Always Be Chief Full': Former Allegheny County Emergency Services Chief Bob Full Passes Away At 65
• 'His Passing Leaves A Tremendous Void': Reactions Pour In Following Death Of Rep. John Lewis
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: School Year Starting Remotely; San Francisco Reopening Rollback; Maskless Deaf Woman Confronted At Stores
• Giants Star Johnny Cueto Ready For Thursday's Delayed Season Opener Against Dodgers
• Baseball Reopening: A's Prospect Jesus Luzardo Happy To Be Back On Field After COVID-19 Quarantine Delay
• Video Shows Arrest Of Suspect In Killing, Dismemberment Of Entrepreneur Fahim Saleh On Lower East Side
• 46-Year-Old Man Wounded In Drive-By Shooting, Philadelphia Police Say
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/18 Saturday Afternoon Forecast
• Police: Woman In Critical Condition After Being Shot In Chest; Witnesses Chase Down, Beat Suspect
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: July 18, 2020
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunshine, Humidity Expected Throughout The Day
• Hey Ray! Why Our Lawns Become So Dried Out In The Summer
• Allegheny, Beaver Fire Crews Battle Fire At Steel Manufacturing Company In Ambridge
• Saturday's Show Info (7/18/20)
• Brainwave - DC's Stargirl
• Teller Talks!!! - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Gary Anthony Williams 6 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Ricki Lake - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Watermelon Surgery - Peen & Teller: Fool Us
• Brainwave Jr. - DC's Stargirl
• Bryan Callen: Complicated Apes
• Anaconda - The 100
• Episode 7 - Bulletproof
• One in the Eye for the Killer - Killer Camp
• Civil Rights Icon, Long-Time Representative John Lewis Dies
• Crossbow Roulette and Magic Just for the Funovits - Masters Of Illusion
• Video Magic and the Magical Murder Mystery Tour - Masters Of Illusion
• The Sphere of Fog, Crossbows, and More Ed Alonzo - Masters of Illusion
• Quick Changes, The Bird King, and Very Sharp Objects - Masters of Illusion
• Chris Jackson - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Jeff Davis 9 - Whose Line is it Anyway?

Videos from July 18, 2020

• Mandy Stavik: The Case No One Could Forget
• FindJodi
• Remembering civil rights icons C.T. Vivian and John Lewis
• Airlines warn employees of possible furloughs in the thousands
• Navy launches investigation into fire aboard USS Bonhomme Richard
• Oregon sues federal agencies for violating protesters' rights
• Several states imposing stricter coronavirus restrictions as infections continue to spike
• Americans mourn the death of Congressman John Lewis
• Congressman and civil rights icon John Lewis has died at age 80
• CBS Weekend News, July 18, 2020
• Remembering the life of civil rights icon John Lewis
• Tributes pour in memory of Congressman John Lewis
• Coronavirus cases continue to spike in Texas and Florida
• Sweltering summer heat wave hits the Eastern U.S.
• White House roundup: Coronavirus response, John Lewis, niece's tell-all book
• White House roundup: Trump tweets condolences for John Lewis
• Berkshires-inspired cookbook celebrates farm-to-table eating
• Captain Tom Moore knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in rare public ceremony
• How sports institutions have overhauled their images in the past
• Rep. Karen Bass remembers the life and legacy of John Lewis
• Civil rights icon Rep. John Lewis dead at 80
• Former CDC director Tom Frieden calls for "consistent messaging" on coronavirus pandemic
• Trump says he has no plans to implement nationwide mask order
• Over 3.6 million confirmed coronavirus cases in U.S. as face mask battles continue
• Civil rights leader Andrew Young on Rep. John Lewis' "loving spirit"
• Civil rights icon John Lewis dies at age 80