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• Baseball Returns! Giants, A's Play Bay Bridge Series With Cardboard Fans
• Peninsula Supe Warns San Mateo Co. Could Be On COVID-19 Watch List 'Forever'
• 12-Year-Old Girl Killed, Family Hurt In Modesto Hit-And-Run; Suspect Accused Of DUI
• Killing Of Men's Rights Attorney In San Bernardino County Might Be Connected To Shooting At Federal Judge's New Jersey Home
• Oxford Coronavirus Vaccine Trial Results 'Extremely Encouraging,' UK Government Says
• Woman Fatally Shot While Visiting Gravesite In South Sacramento
• Water Main Break Floods Roadway, Spills Onto Highway 99 In South Sacramento
• Kanye West Says New Album Is Coming Friday, Comments On First Campaign Rally In String Of Tweets
• Firefighters Respond To 2 Townhomes On Fire In Lone Tree
• State Capitol Repairs Begin, Cleanup Expected To Top $1 Million
• CBS13 Investigates: Putting The Antibody Test To The Test
• Boulder Valley Schools Prepare For Students To Return In 1 Month
• Driver Jennifer Watson Charged In Protester Hit & Run Near State Capitol
• Brent Moss Of Greeley Caught On Camera Dumping Puppies, Faces Cruelty Charges
• CA Hotels Sue To Overturn Emergency COVID-19 Ordinance To Increase Cleaning
• City Of Calabasas Issues Tighter COVID-19 Guidelines Following More Coronavirus Cases, YouTuber Jake Paul's Party
• Another New High In LA County COVID Hospitalizations; Nearly Half Of Fatalities Among Latino Communities
• 4th Of July 'Festival' In Rural Nevada County Sparks COVID-19 Outbreak
• 'No One Can Do It Alone': Task Force Helps Arvada Small Businesses Get PPE
• Park Reopened As Firefighters Patrol Elephant Butte Fire Burn Scar
• Coronavirus In Colorado Inspires 'Pandemic Of Love'
• Newsom, Schaaf, OPD Reject Trump's Call To Send Federal Law Enforcement To Oakland
• Carbon Footprint Study Names SF's Mission Bay Neighborhood Greenest Zip Code In U.S.
• 3M Open Fundraising Efforts To Focus On COVID-19 Relief
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Says 9-Month-Old Among 4 Additional COVID-19 Deaths; 922 New Cases Confirmed
• Chicago Weather: Storm Chance Tuesday
• White Sox Beat Cubs Again, Sweep Summer Crosstown Scrimmage Series Ahead Of Season
• Hair Salons Get The Green Light To Move Outdoors, Owners Worry About Sustainability
• Recently Released Predator Cary Jay Smith Continues To Move Around SoCal, Not Required To Register As Sex Offender
• 'There Is Nothing That Called For Us To Kill Her': Fmr. Minneapolis Police Officer, Victim's Friend Reflect On Fatal Shooting 20 Years Later
• 75-Acre Holland Fire Near Knightsen 90-95% Contained; Evacuation Order Lifted
• Deal Possible On Police Reform Bill During Special Session
• NYPD: 2 Men Dead After Jet Skis Collide In Water Off Bronx
• As Coronavirus Cases Soar In South, New England Prepares For Second Wave
• NYPD Commissioner Shea Rebukes City Leaders As 'Cowards' Amid Surge In Gun Violence, Police Reforms: 'They Have Screwed This City Up So Much'
• South Lake Tahoe Looking For 'Safety Ambassador' Volunteers To Educate Others About Pandemic Safety
• Diversion Program For Those Committing Low-Level Offenses Coming To Pittsburgh
• Remembering Nina Kapur: CBS2 Pays Tribute To Our Colleague And Friend
• Judge Questions Evidence Against Lawmaker Facing 2nd Trial
• Michigan Lottery Results For Monday, July 20, 2020
• Max Minute: University Of Oxford COVID-19 Vaccine Shows Promising Signs With Creation Of Antibodies
• The Acting Director Of Illinois Employment Security Was The Subject Of Multiple Internal Complaints. But The Agency Won't Release The Public Records.
• Astoria Restaurant Temporarily Closed Over Social Distancing Violations; Gov. Cuomo Could Scale Back Reopening
• Protesters Rally Downtown In Wake Of Report Of 175 Federal Agents Coming To Chicago
• Police: 21-Year-Old Man Killed, 2 Teenagers Injured In Kingsessing Triple Shooting
• Westmoreland Co. Mother Of 2 Shot And Killed While Sleeping Remembered As 'Everybody's Best Friend'
• Maryland Weather: Baltimore Tops Out At 100 Degrees For Second Consecutive Day; More Heat On The Way
• 'I Can't Believe We Survived,' Uber Driver Says After He Was Attacked By Large Group Of Teens Downtown
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, Dept. Of Education Sued Over Reopening Of School Campuses
• Michigan Judge Denies Early Release For Teen Jailed For Missed Schoolwork
• Health Officers In Multiple Maryland Counties Urge State To Roll Back Coronavirus Reopening Amid Increase In Daily Cases
• Banners Supporting Trump Vandalized, Stolen From North Reading Home
• As More Maryland Schools Plan Virtual Beginnings To School Year Amid Pandemic, Parents Wonder About Education Quality
• DPS Warns 14 Minnesota Bars And Restaurants About COVID-19 Safety Violations
• 19-Year-Old MSU Track Athlete Dies After Being Shot In Saginaw
• City Of Miami Begins Handing Out Civil Fines To Those Not Wearing Masks
• Philadelphia Leaders Fire Back After President Trump Suggests Sending Federal Law Enforcement To City
• 5 People Shot, Wounded In North Lawndale
• Violent Weekend In Detroit: 33 Shot, 7 Killed
• 'A Great Person': The Catholic University Of America Remembers Daniel Anderl, Student Killed In Ambush On Family In New Jersey
• Trump Says He Wants More Federal Law Enforcement In Baltimore, Other US Cities 'Run By Liberal Democrats'
• 'Embrace The Uncertainty': Maryland Doctor Recommends Finding The Positive Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• UMB Helps Bring Free WiFi To West Baltimore
• Kanye West Collects Enough Signatures To Make Illinois Presidential Ballot
• St. Cloud, Roseville Approve Face Mask Ordinances
• Seneca Valley School Board Approves Return-To-School Plan
• UNT Researchers: Mask Mandates Helping Slow Spread Of Coronavirus
• Herds Of Grazing Goats, Sheep Clear Brush Across Bay Area This Fire Season
• California Appeals Court Upholds Verdict In Monsanto Cancer Case
• Body Of Man Who Drowned Trying To Rescue Swimmer Found In Lake Minnetonka
• Giants Manager, Players Kneel During Anthem Before Battle Of The Bay 6-2 Win Over A's
• Gillum Addresses Depression, Alcoholism
• Giants Manager Gabe Kapler, Players Kneel During Anthem Before Exhibition Against A's
• 'It's Humanity': Foxboro Dunkin' Customer Makes Difference By Paying It Forward Every Day
• Brilliant Detroit Is Dedicated To Building Kid Success Families
• Rep. Maxine Waters Pulls Over After Seeing LASD Deputies Stop Black Man
• Wrigleyville's Guthrie's Tavern Announces It Is Going Out Of Business Amid Reimposed Restrictions On Bars
• Learning Pods Give Students Social Interaction And Parents A Break During Distance Learning
• Tax Group Questions Toll Road Project
• New Jersey Schools Preparing To Welcome Back Students As Gov. Murphy Announces Some May Continue Remote Learning
• Texas 4-Year-Old Dies After Being Found In Hot Car
• Stanford Researcher Accused Of Being Active Member Of Chinese Military, Charged With Visa Fraud
• Father, Missing Child Found After Abduction In Watsonville; Police Negotiating For Child's Release
• Santa Ana Driver Pleads Guilty In 2018 Crash That Killed Her 17-Year-Old Brother, Another Teen
• 21 Ways To Reduce Your Alzheimer's Risk, Backed By Research
• Pandemic-Related School Year Uncertainty Forcing Some Texas Parents And Teachers To Pivot
• MISSING: Rosa Valentin, 68, Last Seen In Logan Square
• California Allows Outdoor Haircuts, Manicures And Massages
• Santa Clara County Superintendent Discusses Distance Learning Plans For Fall
• 'Super-Fan' Dr. Anthony Fauci To Throw Out First Pitch At Nationals' Opening Day Game
• Workers Walk Off The Job Monday In Strike For Black Lives
• Plumpton Park Zoo In Cecil County Recovering After Six Animals Die In Weekend Fire
• Short-Term Rental Company Suing San Francisco Developer To Get Out Of Lease
• 2 Men Shot, Critically Wounded Under Metra Viaduct On Near West Side
• OCDA Audit Finds Prosecutors In Scott Dekraai Murder Case Committed Malpractice
• Pitt, Carnegie Mellon And IUP Make List Of Top 10 Colleges In Pennsylvania
• Nearly 850 Pot Plants, 50 Pounds Of Processed Cannabis Eradicated At Illegal Grows In Yuba County
• Gunman Suspected Of Ambushing Federal Judge's Family Inside New Jersey Home Found Dead
• Artists Lead Hundreds On Police Accountability March In Greenwood Village
• California Kills 3.2 Million Trout To Halt Bacteria Outbreak
• Ex-Financial Advisor Pleads Guilty In $6M Fraud Scheme
• LAPD, LAFD Report More Employees Have Tested Positive For COVID-19
• With Not Long Left To Live, Theo The Dog Has A Bucket List For Experiences To Enjoy
• 'Black Trans Lives Matter' Mural Painted On Charles Street In North Baltimore
• Colorado Conducts Record 12,413 COVID-19 Tests On Sunday, Positivity Rate Drops To 3.78%
• Gov. Greg Abbott To Throw Out First Pitch At Rangers First Game At Globe Life Field Friday 'Virtually'
• Ocean City, Maryland's Mug And Mallet Restaurant Closes Temporarily Monday, Citing Combination Of Heat And Mask Requirements
• Lake County, Indiana Issues Mask Order Amid Coronavirus Case Surge
• Civil Rights Leaders: Black Lives Matter Movement Needs Tighter Focus
• Maryland Judge Allows Challenge To Terrorist Watchlist To Move Ahead
• 3 Firefighters Back To Work After Explosion In May Left A Dozen Firefighters Injured
• Stricter COVID-19 Rules Back For Chicago
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report New Coronavirus Deaths Over Weekend
• Nursing Homes Say More Money Needed For COVID-19 Fight
• Salons, Tattoo Parlors Barred From Moving Personal Care Services Outdoors
• City Council Committee Willing To Pay $500,000 To Keep Decades Of Police Misconduct Under Wraps
• Ride Free Lafayette Gives Passengers More Public Transit Options
• 3 People Suffer Minor Injuries In Calaveras County Helicopter Emergency Landing
• Warrant Issued For Bay Area Priest Accused Of Sexual Battery Who Failed To Appear In Court
• New Jeffco Health Order Aims To Curb Large Events At Venues
• Suspects Identified In Arden-Area Homicide Of 65-Year-Old Man
• After Violence Took Over Friday Columbus Statue Demonstration, Mayor Says: 'That's Not Peaceful Protest. That's Anarchy'
• Coronavirus Cases In Ohio Dip Slightly While Hospitalizations Rise
• Nathaniel Rateliff Among Musicians To Protest Greenwood Village Police Resolution
• 'Further Widening The Educational Gap': LAUSD Parents Say Students Left Behind During Pandemic Due To Lack Of Specialized Teaching, Internet Access
• If Someone Is Isolating At Home With Coronavirus, Turn Off AC In Room And Install Separate Window Unit To Prevent Spreading
• St. Paul Workers Among Tens Of Thousands Across US To 'Strike For Black Lives'
• Texas Surpasses 4,000 Coronavirus Deaths, Daily Number Of New Cases Drops
• Mixed Reaction As Mass. House Reveals Police Reform Bill
• San Joaquin County ICU Beds At 132 Percent Capacity, Hospital Beds At 76 Percent Capacity
• Police Locate Missing 29-Year-Old From Laurel
• 30 Coronavirus Cases Reported At Valley West Nursing Facility In Colusa County
• California Killing Millions Of Trout To Stop Bacterial Outbreak Threatening Hatcheries, Farms
• In Letter, Mayor Lightfoot Urges President Trump Not To Send Federal Agents To Chicago, Saying It 'Would Spell Disaster'
• SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket Launches South Korean Satellite, Just 51 Days After Launching NASA Astronauts Into Space
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: The woman selected to replace John Lewis in Congress
• Sixers' Tobias Harris Uses Media Availability To Call For Arrests Of Police Officers Who Killed Breonna Taylor
• LA Federal Judge Denies Emergency Move To Halt Newsom Ban On Singing In Church
• How Gen Z is revolutionizing activism
• St. Paul Company Helps Businesses Reopen By Installing Air Systems To Trap And Kill Coronavirus
• Dice Hill Fire Burning Along Grand County-Summit County Line
• Dallas Free-Standing ER Drawing Crowds For Rapid Coronavirus Testing
• State Sen. Wiener Renews Push To End Mandatory Sentences For Non-Violent Drug Offenses
• 'It's A Good Move': Dr. Dave Hnida Talks About Face Mask Mandate In Colorado
• Trump considers sending feds to cities other than Portland
• Stockton Nail Salon Moves Outside, Institutes New Protocols To Adjust To Coronavirus Closures
• New Denver Sheriff: 'Will Not Tolerate' Excessive Force
• St. Paul Police Chief: Mayor Is Asking For $9.2M In Budget Cuts To Police Department
• Cousins, Vikings Could Benefit From Kubiak System Continuity
• Arrest Warrant Issued After Alameda Priest Accused Of Sexual Battery Fails To Appear In Court
• Former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver Sentenced To 6 And A Half Years In Prison
• Some North Texas Religious Private Schools Prepare To Reopen During Pandemic
• David Beckham's Inter Miami CF At 0-5
• Pedestrian Killed By Car In Quincy; Driver Charged With 5th OUI
• I-Team: Pine Street Inn To Turn Hotel Near Methadone Mile Into Shelter
• Brooklyn Mother: Daughter's Request To Stop Shooting Off Illegal Fireworks Led To Her Senseless Killing
• AAA Demonstration Shows Car Interior Reaching 128 Degrees In Just 10 Minutes Monday
• OC Reports 1 Additional Death, 560 New Coronavirus Cases Bringing Total To Just Under 30k
• Workers sue Whole Foods over right to wear BLM masks
• JBS Employees Get Raise After Walking Off Job Over Pay Dispute
• Fairfield Brothers Arrested After Traffic Stop Leads To Drug, Gun-Related Investiagtion
• Bronx Community Leaders Encourage Unity With NYPD In Call To Curb Violence; 'It's Not Snitching, It's Caring'
• Some Chicago Residents Are Still Not Getting Mail 'This Is Ridiculous!'
• CBS2 Speaks To Experts About What To Do If You Encounter Someone Who Isn't Practicing Social Distancing Or Wearing A Mask
• Some North Texas Teachers Prepare To Educate From Home During Pandemic: 'It's A Hard Dilemma'
• Children's Museum Will Not Reopen In 2020
• San Quentin Death Row Inmate Troy Ashmus Dies Of Apparent COVID Complications
• Looking To Escape The Heat? NYC Reminding Residents 200 Cooling Centers Are Open, Spray Caps Put On Hydrants
• Officials Identify Body Of Swimmer Who Went Missing While Rescuing Family Members In Ocean City Currents
• University Of Pittsburgh Says Students Must Complete 14-Day Shelter-In-Place Period Before Starting Face-To-Face Classes
• Back To School: State Health Department Issues Guidance
• Man Seen Stealing Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of Juul Cartridges
• Orioles Face Prospect Of Opening Without Means, Smith Jr.
• Protesters Block Part Of Route 51 To March In Support Of Jonny Gammage
• Damage Survey: Weekend Storms Produced 4 Tornadoes In Minnesota; No Injuries Reported
• Philadelphia Streets Department Remains Days Behind On Trash Collection, Particularly In Northeast
• Shock Video: Cars Drag Race Through Upper Manhattan With State Trooper In Pursuit
• SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket Sets New Booster Turnaround Record With Monday Satellite Launch
• Applications For Concealed Carry Permits Backed Up To November In Allegheny County
• 'It's Just Really Sad': Many Minn. Students Encountering Problems At ACT Testing Sites
• Philadelphia Police: Tianna Parks, Babysitter Of Missing 2-Year-Old King Hill, Charged In Boy's Murder
• Bahamas To Close Borders For US Travelers
• Former Laguna Beach Police Officer Allegedly Held Gun To Fellow Officer's Head After A Night Of Drinking
• Companies Moving To Virtual Internship Programs During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Convicted Killer Troy Ashmus From Sacramento County Dies Of Coronavirus Complications At San Quentin
• 6-Year-Old South Jersey Girl Donates 1,200 Socks To Patients At Cooper University Hospital
• Former Government Contractor Reality Winner, Who Pleaded Guilty To Leaking Secrets, Has COVID-19 In Fort Worth Prison
• US Olympic Museum To Open July 30 In Colorado; Will Honor 1980 Team
• Early Research Encouraging On Two Potential Coronavirus Vaccines
• SpaceX launches South Korean military satellite
• State Secretary Of Education Says There's No One-Size-Fits-All Approach To Reopening Schools
• Loved Ones Calling On Philadelphia Officials To 'Make Streets Safe' After 32-Year-Old Cyclist Was Struck, Killed In Strawberry Mansion
• Co-Owner Of Minneapolis' Popol Vuh Announces Restaurant Will Not Reopen
• Boat-In Floating Movie Theaters Coming To LA
• Public Encouraged To Participate In Latino Conservation Week
• Denver Broncos 2020 Training Camp Preview: Special Teams
• COVID-19 Reopening: Online AIDS Walk San Francisco Raises Nearly $1 Million
• Los Angeles Man Allegedly Threw Full 40-Ounce Bottle At Police Officer's Head During Civil Unrest In Santa Monica
• 'I Always Think About Cups': Rejuvenated Evgeni Malkin Leading Pittsburgh Penguins During Preparation For Play-In Round
• 'Almost Unbearable': Heat Wave Becomes Official In Boston
• Man Dies After Early Morning Shooting At Manteca Park
• Maryland Buy Local Week: Broom's Bloom Dairy Offers Farm Fresh Ice Cream
• Monday Is Last Day To Register To Vote In Florida's Primary
• Senate To Debate Great American Outdoors Act To Restore Funding To Rocky Mountain National Park
• Bankruptcies surging as coronavirus levels U.S. economy
• Diverse School Districts Weigh Challenges As They Discuss Fall Learning Plans
• Many Philadelphians Sweating Through Sweltering Heat With Not As Many Places To Cool Off During Pandemic
• Man Fatally Shot By Police After Pursuit, Crash Had Warrant
• New York City Enters Its First Official Heat Wave This Year
• Disney Updates Mask Protocol Requiring Guests To Stay Stationary When Eating, Drinking
• Furry Tails: Bringing Geno Home
• Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Appoints Elias Diggins As New Denver Sheriff
• Denver Public Schools Receives Pallets Of PPE To Prepare For School Year
• Dead Body Found In Burned-Out Pawn Shop Near MPD 3rd Precinct
• Baltimore Man Charged With DUI In I-695 Crash In Baltimore County
• 'You're Lying To The Public': Hecklers Interrupt Gov. Ron DeSantis News Conference Claiming COVID-19 Data Cover Up
• Liberty Island Among Outdoor Attractions To Reopen As NYC Enters Phase 4
• More Than 2,000 Pittsburghers Have Registered To Participate In UPMC Coronavirus Vaccine Trial
• Fast-Growing Lassen County Wildfire Forces Evacuations
• Defense Contractor To Pay $1M To Resolve Overbilling Claims
• Woman Shot And Killed In Derry Twp., Police Investigating
• Oxford's COVID-19 Vaccine Appears Safe And Induces Immune Response, Early Results Suggest
• Arlington 3-Year-Old Killed In Apparent Accidental Shooting By Family Member
• Highland Park Microfiltration Plant To Reopen After $14M In Improvements
• Girl Buried Up To Neck Saved After Sand Collapse At Chatham Beach
• LOOK: Mayflower II Begins Journey Back To Plymouth, Massachusetts
• Coronavirus Latest: Nearly $425K In Federal Funding Will Be Dedicated To COVID-19 Research at UMD Baltimore
• Howard County RISE Business Relief Grant Program Helping Businesses Impacted By COVID-19
• Are Temperature Checks Effective? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• 2,000 Acre-Fire Destroys Home, Outbuildings In Weld County
• 'Just Cause For Evictions' Ordinance Gets New Life At City Hall; Will Get Public Hearing, But Fate Unclear
• MAC Board Approves Resolution Requiring Face Coverings At MSP Airport
• New Texas GOP Chair Allen West Calls Victory 'Kind Of A Line In The Sand In The State Of Texas'
• Al's Sporting Goods Reopens In Wilmington After Being Heavily Damaged By Looters In May
• Rally Held In Center City Calling To Raise Wages For Tipped Service Workers
• Officers Involved In Deadly NE Baltimore Shooting In 2019 Won't Face Criminal Charges, State's Attorney's Office Says
• 'Trying To Survive:' North Hollywood Salon Remains Open Despite Shutdown Order
• Crowds Flock To Jersey Shore In Hopes Of Getting Relief From Dangerous Heat
• Woodland Man Indicted In Fentanyl Death Of Resident And Distribution
• West Virginia Teachers Union Chief Says Schools Under Coronavirus Trends Are 'Not Safe'
• Polar bears could be wiped out by end of century
• New Jersey Gives Contact Sports The Green Light To Resume In Outdoor Settings
• How masks protected the clients of 2 COVID-19-positive hairstylists
• Trump, GOP leaders lay out priorities for $1 trillion coronavirus bill
• NYCFC Defeats Inter Miami 1-0, Remain Alive In MLS Is Back Tournament
• Blue Jays Talking To Pittsburgh About Playing At PNC Park
• FAA Investigating Skydiving Death Of RI Police Officer And National Guardsman Christopher Callan
• Golf Legend Jack Nicklaus Reveals He Tested Positive For Coronavirus
• Man Knocked To Ground And Punched Repeatedly Along Busy Dallas Highway After Crash
• Gov. Newsom Announces Hair Salons, Nail Salons, Barbershops Can Reopen By Working Outdoors
• WW Recipe: Italian Chicken Sausage And Pepper Sandwiches
• Bay Area Air Quality Advisory Extended Over Wildfires, New NorCal Fire Adds To Hazy Skies
• 'A Bridge Home' Shelter Opens In Sylmar To House 85 Local Homeless Women
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 174 New Cases, 1 Death
• Stage And Screen Actor Phyllis Somerville Dies At 76
• Christopher Nolan's "Tenet" movie release postponed again
• Miami-Dade Police Honor First Black Director Robert Parker With Building Renaming
• 'Tenet' Release Date Delayed Indefinitely
• Baltimore County Opens Four Cooling Centers As Temps Hit High 90s Monday
• Girl, 16, Found Fatally Shot In Rural San Joaquin County; 18-Year-Old Tracy Man Arrested
• Pittsburgh Steelers' First Regular Season Game Will Be Played Without Fans In New York
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,173 New COVID-19 Cases, 6 Additional Deaths
• Illinois Lottery Prize Winners Frustrated With Claim Centers Closed, Questions About It Unanswered
• California High School Football Among Fall Sports Delayed To Winter, Spring Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Women in Portland form "Wall of Moms" to protect protesters
• 'Bold And The Beautiful' Airs First New Episodes Monday Since Coronavirus Pandemic Began
• Man Wanted For Burglarizing Storage Building For Dallas Coronavirus Testing Site
• 'Leaning In To Help Others Is What Pittsburghers Do Best': Pirates Looking To Help Host Toronto Blue Jays Games At PNC Park
• Michigan Restaurant Lost Thousands In Sales After Busboy Lied About Having Covid-19
• Man Dies After Suffering Medical Emergency At Sandcastle
• Dallas County Reports 1,000+ New Coronavirus Cases For 18th Day In A Row
• Los Alamitos To Remain Open For Horse Racing With New Oversight Plan
• Five-Day Caregiver Strike Begins At Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital
• It Appears Antonio Brown Has Announced His Retirement Via Twitter
• 'Mission Complete': Antonio Brown Appears To End Football Career Again Saying, 'Life Goes On 84'
• State Of Texas Projects A Nearly $5B Budget Shortfall Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Helicopter Hired By PG&E Crashes In Calaveras County Near San Andreas; 3 Injured
• Dog Training Classes
• Cancer Caring Center Delivers 50 Meals To Patients And Families
• Top Democrats ask FBI for briefing on foreign interference targeting Congress
• Coronavirus Latest: Anne Arundel County Public Schools Will Learn Virtually For First Semester
• Santa Rosa Police: Extortion Suspect Arrested After Setting Fire, Kicking Officer
• Detroit Native, Umpire Rick Reed, Dies at 70
• Matthew Boyd Honored To Be Tigers' Starter For Opener vs Reds
• Unhealthy Air Quality Monday For Sensitive People In Valleys, Mountains
• Montclair State University Starts Its Series Of In-Person Graduation Ceremonies
• 'Jordan Peele Is A Very Unique Genius': Kylie Bunbury On CBS All Access's 'The Twilight Zone'
• Space Orbiter Named 'Hope' Blasts Off To Mars Thanks To Lab At CU Boulder
• Allegheny Co. Sheriff's Office Trying Appointment-Only License To Carry Drive-Thru Event 'Due To Demand'
• Five siblings adopted together out of foster care
• Hockaday Student Wins DART Art Contest
• Monroe County May Cancel Lobster Mini-Season Amid Rising Coronavirus Cases
• University Of Massachusetts Freezes Tuition For In-State Students
• Oakland Co. Judge Detains Teen For Being Threat To Mom, Not For 'Missed Homework'
• Pedestrian Killed In San Francisco Hit-And-Run Crash
• Man Found Dead In New York May Be Linked To Shooting At New Jersey Judge's House
• Man Who Inspired 'White Boy Rick' Released From Custody
• State, Plaintiffs Tout Florida Vote-By-Mail Settlement
• Car Chase Suspect Tries To Run From Police, Falls 40 Feet Down Palos Verdes Estates Cliff
• Woman, 8-Year-Old Girl Killed As Fire Roars Through Pa. Home
• Gift Of Life Michigan Takes 'Let's Talk' Campaign Online
• 'Long Time Coming': Coloradan Eli Tomac Is Finally Supercross Premier Class Champ
• Coronavirus Latest: 4 Baltimore Police Trainees, 2 Staff Members Test Positive For COVID-19
• Pitcairn Police Looking For 'Dangerous' 28-Year-Old Woman Wanted On Felony Warrant
• Goodwill Agrees To Pay $200K In Fines For Mishandling Hazardous Materials In Northern California
• Chevron Buys Noble Energy In 1st Major Deal Since Pandemic Shook Energy Sector
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Heads To Georgia To Assist With Their Coronavirus Response
• $2.3M To Go To 8 Maryland Counties In First Round Of Eviction Prevention Grants During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Ilhan Omar, Keith Ellison Among Muslim American Officials To Endorse Joe Biden
• Ronald Henderson Jr. Killed In Landover Shooting Saturday
• Shotgun Willie's Stabbings: Fundraiser Started For Victim Who Remains In Hospital
• Learning Undefeated Brings STEM 'Anywhere Labs' To Maryland
• 4 Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Issued Warnings For Not Following Coronavirus Orders
• Police Investigating Fatal Crash In Accokeek
• Man Charged With 5th OUI After Police Chase Through Sandwich, Bourne
• Pennsylvania Adds More Than 700 New Virus Cases
• FDA Calls For Removal Of Fruity, Disposable Puff Bar Vapes
• Leaving Dogs In Hot Cars 'Could Be Deadly,' Animal Rescue League Warns
• Nearly 30% Of Southwest Airlines Workers Opt To Take Extended Leave Or Early Retirement
• Maryland Lottery Introduces New Ravens-Themed Scratch-Offs
• Phillie Phanatic Makes Surprise 'House Call' To Longtime Season Ticket Holder, Doctor Who Battled COVID-19
• UIC Gets $22M In Federal Funds For Health Research Programs
• 30-Year-Old Man With Underlying Health Conditions Pasadena's Youngest COVID-19 Death
• New England Trump supporters on his defense of "heritage"
• Lawsuit: Whole Foods Discriminated Against Workers Wearing Black Lives Matter Face Masks
• Chicago Police Say Peaceful Grant Park Protest Was 'Hijacked By Organized Mobs'; Mayor Lori Lightfoot Denounces 'People Who Came For A Fight, Not A Peaceful Protest'
• Patrice Bergeron Named A Selke Finalist For Ninth Straight Season
• Start Date For Calif. High School Fall Sports Delayed To January
• Fall High School Sports In California, Including Football, Delayed Until At Least December
• Garbage Can Found On Statue Of Virgin Mary At Dorchester Church
• Dozens Of Restaurant Owners Meet With Attorney To Push Back Against Gov. Tom Wolf's Latest Coronavirus Order
• Delta requires medical screenings for the maskless
• Cuomo to partiers during the pandemic: "Don't be stupid"
• In reversal, Winn-Dixie will ask shoppers to wear face masks
• Grass Valley Man Missing Since May Found Safe In Sacramento
• A Blessed 'Accident' After A Burdened North Texas Woman Crashes Into A Police Squad Car
• 'It's Been A Journey': Aurora Theater Shooting Survivor Reflects On Years Since The Crime
• Ald. Raymond Lopez Reports Second Incident Of Vandalism In Two Weeks; Mayor Lori Lightfoot Says 'We're Not Going To Tolerate Anyone Attacking Elected Officials'
• Rare yellow turtle discovered in India
• Gun Stolen 25 Years Ago Recovered, Man Arrested In Fairfield Traffic Stop
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Cases Grow By More Than 500, Hospitalizations Up
• 'You Can't Fix It By Pieces': Hialeah Mayor Carlos Hernandez Wants 'One Plan In Place' To Fight Coronavirus
• Philadelphians Get Early Workout In As Hot, Humid Temperatures Take Over Region
• Police Looking To Identify Man Accused Of Throwing Bricks At Officers During East Liberty Protests
• Protesters Call For Better Wages, Hazard Pay And More At 'Black Workers Matter' Demonstration
• 11 Killed, At Least 70 People Shot In Weekend Violence Across Chicago
• Patriots Rookies Kyle Dugger, Josh Uche Already In Town For Training Camp
• Pittsburgh-Area Company Develops Electrostatic Drone That Could Disinfect Stadiums In Three Hours
• New York Doctors Join South Florida Coronavirus Fight, Set Up Test Site In Miami Lakes
• Miami-Dade 'Help Line' Open For Residents Who Need COVID-19 'Hotel Isolation' Room To Protect Family
• Tens of thousands to walk off jobs to protest racial inequality
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 711 Coronavirus Cases As Statewide Total Rises To Over 101,000
• Explosion hits another power plant in Iran
• Lightfoot Reinstates Some COVID-19 Restrictions In Chicago For Bars, Gyms
• Wildfires Bring Air Quality, Visibility Warnings To San Joaquin Valley
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Reopening July 23 With Strict Restrictions, Reservations Required
• Michigan's 2020 State Fair Will Be Virtual This Summer
• Wisconsin's Largest Teachers Unions Call For Online School
• Facing Test Shortage, Placer County Urges Employers To Not Require Negative COVID-19 Test To Return To Work
• Placer County Urges Employers To Not Require Negative COVID-19 Test To Return To Work
• Police: Detroit Shooting Leaves 3 Dead, 1 Critical; Person Of Interest In Custody
• Federal officers again tear-gas protesters in Portland
• Georgia Dems select state senator to replace John Lewis on ballot
• Dems push to fully restore Voting Rights Act to honor John Lewis
• Bruins Get Handful Of Players Back At Practice; Pastrnak, Kase Still Absent
• Roger Stone under fire for using racial slur in radio interview
• Minnesota House GOP: No Deal On Bonding Or Policing Bills
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 7-20-20; Florida Cases Increase 10,347
• Daniel Bard Earns Spot on Colorado Rockies' Roster After 7 Year Absence From The Major Leagues
• Trader Joe's to change packaging after accusation of racism
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore City Schools Will Start Fall 2020 Online
• North Wildwood Police Seeking Public's Help Locating Missing Pennsylvania Woman Last Seen Exiting Boardwalk
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept.: 172 New Coronavirus Cases Brings Countywide Total To 6,435
• 'We Are Devastated': Wis. Gov. Evers' Assistant Ben Belzer, 25, Dies In Tubing Accident
• Roger Stone Accused Of Using Racial Slur During Radio Interview
• Early Sunday Morning Crash Kills One, Seriously Injures Another In Baltimore County, Police Say
• Disney reportedly slashing its Facebook ad spending
• 'It's The Full Expression Of What It Means To Be A Woman': Jonica T. Gibbs & Sophina Brown On BET's 'Twenties'
• Professional Bull Riders' 'Unleash The Beast' Returns To Fort Worth For First Time In 16 Years
• 9-Month-Old Sitatunga Dies At Maryland Zoo
• Some ICUs in Florida have run out of beds
• Video allegedly shows suspect in CEO's beheading buying saw
• Officials: Virginia Man Cited For Having Gun In Carry-On Bag At Airport
• Violence Breaks Out As Protests Disrupt Pro-Police Rally In Denver
• California church defies governor's orders to close
• Police Seek Suspect Involved In Shooting On Detroit's West Side
• 1 Person Taken To Hospital After Rollover Crash On Auburn Boulevard
• Great White Shark Circles Boat In Cape Cod Bay Near Sandwich
• This Is The Last Week Of $600 Unemployment Benefits
• Minnesota's Community Solar Garden Initiative Maintains Growth Amid Challenges
• Pistol Reported Stolen In 1995 Recovered After Fairfield Traffic Stop
• Cam Newton Shows He's 'Vegan Strong' In New Campaign For PETA
• Monday Weather: Expect Gusty Storms Through Tuesday Due To Tropical Wave
• Car Plunges Into Lincoln Park Lake In East LA
• PTL Links: July 20, 2020
• Keith Hoey, Colorado State Trooper With Record Number Of DUI Arrests In 1 Night, Retires
• Denver Weather: Expect Afternoon Thunderstorms For The Foreseeable Future
• MBTA Resumes Collecting Fares On Buses, Street-Level Trains, Commuter Rail
• Missing Teen Found In Colorado Springs
• Broward Honors Black Man Lynched 85 Years Ago In Fort Lauderdale
• Hoffer Plastics Hiring Technicians; Swissport Cargo Services Hiring Warehouse Workers
• Woman Dies In Fatal Crash In East Baltimore
• Coronavirus Concerns: Lyons Closes Parks After Seeing Increasing Volumes Of Visitors
• Petition Urges Trader Joe's To Change 'Racially-Charged' Food Labels
• Wisconsin Bank Paying Customers To Bring Them Coins To Help Local Businesses
• Report: NFL's New Proposal Cuts Preseason To Just One Game
• LAPD Cruiser Slams Into Pole Outside Fairfax Fatburger
• Elizabeth Warren As Treasury Secretary Would Be A 'Mistake' Barney Frank Says
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/20 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• The Clintons remember the "joy" of knowing John Lewis
• Driver Killed In Fiery Lynwood Wreck
• 3 friends "massacred" on fishing trip at Florida lake
• National Lollipop Day Celebrated Monday
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Westfield San Francisco Shopping Centre Shuttered Again; COVID-19 Germs In Yosemite Sewage; 49ers Star Lashes Out At NFL
• Pedestrian Killed After Being Hit By Off-Duty Dallas Police Officer Near LBJ Freeway
• Eduardo Rodriguez Really Happy To Be Back With Red Sox After Being Hit Hard By COVID-19
• Man Shot To Death In Truck In Santa Ana
• Petition Calls On Trader Joe's To Change Its 'Racist Packaging'
• First COVID-19, Now Mosquitoes: Bracing For Bug-Borne Illnesses
• New England Living: Touring Historic Homes In Salem, MA
• Search Intensifying For Missing Teen From Lancaster Co. Amish Community
• Attorney General Josh Shapiro Sues Lincoln University Board Over Ouster
• Catcher John Ryan Murphy Excited For Opportunity With The Pittsburgh Pirates
• Executives With Dallas-Based Neiman Marcus Seek $10 Million In Bonuses During Bankruptcy
• San Francisco Officials Move To Stop Dangerous Dolores Street 'Hill Bombing' Skateboard Events
• New England Living: Notable Museums Around New England
• ICYMI: Top takeaways from this week's "Face the Nation"
• Red Sox Pitcher Collin McHugh Will Not Play In 2020
• Olympic skater dies by apparent suicide at age 20
• Parents Forced To Weigh The Risks Versus The Benefits Of Sending Children Back To School During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Reopening: Oakland's Popular Community Foods Market Shut Down After Worker Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Glassdoor Data Shows Surge In Diversity, Inclusion Job Openings
• Reopening: San Francisco Forced To Impose New Business COVID-19 Closures
• So Far This Month 85 Infants In One Texas County Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Seneca Valley School District Set To Vote On Return-To-School Plan
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot Temperatures Expected For The Entire Week
• Tests on Yosemite sewage reveal presence of coronavirus
• New Rules Will Be In Place As Scooter Program Returns To Chicago
• Monsoon flooding kills over 80 people and 9 endangered rhinos in India
• 2 Dead, 3 Others Injuried After Shooting In Morgan Park
• Reopening: San Francisco's Legendary Cliff House Restaurant Shutters Its Doors At Least Temporarily
• Pool Testing: How It Works And Why It Might Be Important For Schools And Businesses As The Coronavirus Pandemic Continues To Spread
• CBS New York reporter dies after moped crash
• Pregnant Woman Critically Injured, 2 Juveniles Also Hurt Following Possible Racing Crash In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Report: Blue Jays Considering PNC Park As An Option After Coronavirus Restrictions Prevents The Team From Using Rogers Centre
• New England Living Chef Series: Joanne Chang's Apple Cider Sticky Buns Recipe
• San Jose Advances To MLS Tourney Knockout Round After 2-0 Win Over Chicago
• U.S. Cities Hit Hard By COVID-19 Weigh Another Stay-At-Home Order But State Leaders Are Pushing Back
• Police Release New Video Of Suspect In Deadly Crown Heights Shooting
• New England Living: Creating Craft Spirits At Deacon Giles Distillery
• Linkin Park issues cease and desist letter over pro-Trump video
• Gottlieb warns kids could come down with COVID-linked illnesses in coming weeks
• 4 Hurt In Early Morning Fire At Harlem Apartment Building
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Contact Tracers Fight COVID-19 Amid Conspiracies
• Online Petition Calls On Trader Joe's To Change Its 'Racist Packaging'
• 85 infants in one Texas county test positive for coronavirus
• New England Living: The Art Of Antiquing In 'America's Antique Capital'
• FDNY Rescues 2 People From Inflatable Swan Float In East River
• Massachusetts House Unveils Police Reform Bill
• Parts Of Painters Run Road In Scott Township To Close For Bridge Work
• Jack Nicklaus and wife had coronavirus
• Chicago Weather: Mild Temperatures Return; Rain Expected Tuesday
• 'We Cannot Operate At A Limited Occupancy': Six Pittsburgh Restaurants Temporarily Close Due To Current Restrictions
• Hackers with "direct link" to Russian state targeting vaccine work
• Philadelphia Weather: Dangerous Heat And Humidity Peaks Today, Feels-Like Temps Will Be In Triple Digits
• New York Weather: Monday Will Be Brutally Hot, With 'Feels Like' Temperatures In Triple Digits
• Crews Repair Water Main Break In Oakland
• Monday's Show Info (7/20/20)
• Iran executes man it says spied on top general U.S. later killed
• Bostonians Grapple With Heat And Humidity While Wearing Face Masks
• 'Drive For Justice' Motorcade Protests For Change
• Community Cooling Centers, Pools Closed During Pandemic Makes It More Difficult For People To Stay Cool During Hot Days
• Community, Local Leaders Offer More Calls For Action To End The Gun Violence Sweeping New York City

Videos from July 20, 2020

• SpaceX launches South Korean military communications satellite
• Polar bears could go extinct due to climate change, study warns
• Tribute to Congressman John Lewis after a life fighting for equality
• Fox News anchors and former reporter accused of sexual misconduct
• Members of the House remember civil rights icon John Lewis
• Trump preparing to send federal officers to Chicago
• Trump to resume coronavirus briefings as infections rise
• Dozens of hospitals in Florida hit ICU bed capacity as COVID-19 cases soar
• Oxford vaccine prompts protective immune response in human trials
• Trump administration negotiates coronavirus relief with GOP leaders
• CBS Evening News, July 20, 2020
• "A generation of we": How Gen Z is revolutionizing activism
• Trump blames China for coronavirus outbreak, doesn't comment on surging cases in the U.S.
• Fifth consecutive national poll shows Biden with a double digit lead over Trump
• 07/20: Red and Blue
• Lawmakers at odds on next coronavirus stimulus package
• Suspect found dead after fatal shooting at federal judge's home in New Jersey
• Couple adopts five siblings separated in foster care
• UAE's "Hope" mission launches to Mars - first of 3 planned this summer
• Former felons in Florida may still be blocked from voting
• Trump meets with GOP leadership on new coronavirus relief package
• Federal agents under scrutiny after clashes with protesters in Portland
• CBS News political contributor Antjuan Seawright reflects on John Lewis' legacy
• Rare yellow turtle found in India
• Oxford coronavirus vaccine shows strong immune response in early trial
• "It's not just about you": Cuomo urges young people to stop partying amid COVID threat
• U.S. announces shift in South China Sea policy
• Federal judge's son killed, husband wounded in attack at New Jersey home
• Lawmakers mourn John Lewis as Georgia Democrats consider his replacement
• Ambassador Andrew Young discusses friend and fellow civil rights icon Representative John Lewis
• Black Lives Matter co-founders, daughter of Martin Luther King Jr. on legacy of John Lewis
• The Clintons on how Americans can honor Congressman John Lewis' legacy
• House Speaker Nancy Pelosi remembers the life and legacy of civil rights icon John Lewis
• Democrats push to restore key part of Voting Rights Act as tribute to Congressman John Lewis
• The Clintons remember Congressman John Lewis
• Remembering the life of Congressman John Lewis