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Articles from July 21, 2020

• No Doubt In Giants Rookie Jaylin Davis' Mind; He'll Kneel For National Anthem
• COVID-19 Outbreak Leaves 12 Dead, 130 Infected At Walnut Creek Nursing Facility
• Mayor Schaaf Casts Deciding 'No' Vote On Police Defunding, Breaking Oakland Council Late Night Deadlock
• Health Expert Says Masks Are Most Effective Solution As CA COVID-19 Cases Top 400,000
• California State University Eyes Ethnic Studies Requirement
• Registered Sex Offender Arrested On Suspicion Of Rape, Kidnapping
• Sources: Angelucci Killing Connected To Shooting At Federal Judge's New Jersey Home
• 2,000 Catalytic Converters, $300K In Cash Found After Raid In Elk Grove
• Colorado Open: Jennifer Kupcho Set To Tee Up Against The Men
• 'Totally Knocked Us Down': Addiction Specialists Share Battle With Coronavirus
• 'Prolific' Car Thief Arrested On Suspicion Of Stealing At Least 14 Vehicles In 3 Months
• CBS13 Investigates: Does Governor's 'Great Plates Delivered' Program Deliver On Promises?
• Inmate Serving Life Sentence Granted Emergency Release Over Coronavirus Concerns
• National Guard Deploys To Galt As Coronavirus Cases Increase
• LA County Reports 50 New Deaths, 2,741 Additional Coronavirus Cases
• Chicago Red Stars One Win Away from NWSL Championship Match
• One Injured In Shooting On Lower Sacramento Street In Stockton
• Anthony Rizzo To Play In Cubs' Thursday Exhibition Game Against Twins; Expectations Growing For White Sox
• SF Supes Don't Approve Public Advocate Office For Whistleblower Complaints
• Chicago Weather: Sprinkles Through The Night
• Rep. Bobby Rush Hosts Townhall After CBS 2 Reports On Chicagoans Getting Mail Late, Or Not At All
• Crews Contain 2-Alarm Fire In San Francisco
• California Allowing Kids In Classrooms — For Day Care
• Michelin Star Restaurant Petit Crenn Closes Doors To Serve Needy In San Francisco
• 12-Year-Old Girl Killed In Modesto Hit-And-Run Identified
• After Likely Contracting COVID-19 During Trip, Colorado Nurse Joins Antibody Clinical Trial
• In Wake Of Reporter Nina Kapur's Death, CBS2 Takes Closer Look At Prevalence And Safety Of Scooters In NYC
• Gov. Jared Polis Mandates 10 P.M. Last Call For Alcohol In Colorado For 30 Days
• Attorney For Man Charged With Killing Yarmouth Officer Wants Charges Reduced
• Denver Nursing Home Pushes For More Funding As Cases Uptick
• In-Home Care Provider Hiring As Need For Caregivers Grows
• Another Roadblock For InZone Project Founder Terrance Wallace, Who Plans To Bring Boys From Violent Neighborhoods To Barrington Hills Mansion
• Gunman Suspected Of Ambushing Judge's Family May Have Also Targeted Another Top Judge; Apparently Had Terminal Cancer
• Detroit Police Seek Man In Connection To Hit-And-Run On City's West Side
• Who Will Get To Take The COVID-19 Vaccine First?
• Dice Hill Fire Burns 27 Acres South Of Kremmling
• Michigan Lottery Results For Tuesday, July 21, 2020
• Minnesota Freedom Fighters Are Bearing Arms To Help Bridge Gap Between Minneapolis Police And Community
• 'Please Give It Back, It's Irreplaceable': 'Ghost Bike' For Cranberry Township Bicyclist Killed In Crash Stolen
• Glendale Opts Out Of Tri-County Mask Order, But Will Abide State Order
• 73-Year-Old Woman Says She Was Attacked In Front Of Port Authority Personnel, But No One Came To Her Aid
• Maryland Back To School 2020 | County-By-County Decisions On School Reopenings Amid COVID-19
• Police Seek 2 Suspects After 17-Year-Old Shot, Killed In Stoughton
• Salem Families Form 'Pandemic Pod' To Help Kids Socialize, Learn At Home
• Coronavirus Crisis Putting Strain On Miami-Dade Hospitals
• Law Firms Seeing Rise In Teachers Preparing Wills As Schools Prepare To Reopen In Fall
• Meet The COVID-19 Victims In Need Of Lifesaving Plasma
• Increase In COVID-19 Cases Has Forced Leaders In Broward To Strictly Enforce New Safety Guidelines
• Baltimore County To Require Masks Indoors For Anyone Ages 2 And Up As Coronavirus Cases Rise
• Pediatricians Say Texas Immunization Rates Have Plunged During Pandemic
• WJZ's Nicole Baker Hopes Breast Reduction Surgery Will Give Her A Better Quality Of Life
• Woman Killed, Man Arrested In Incident In Brooklyn Park; Officer Discharged Weapon But Didn't Hit Anyone
• Kalamazoo Man Honored For Saving Baby Thrown From Balcony
• Fearing Cancellation, North Texas Student-Athletes Relieved UIL Only Delays Season
• California's Only Gray Wolf Pack Has 8 New Pups
• Roche Exhibition Game Thoughts: Martinez Appears Ready To Lead Red Sox At Plate
• 31 States, Including Maryland, Now On New York, Connecticut, New Jersey Quarantine List As COVID Spikes
• Anne Arundel County Police Chief Timothy Altomare Announces His Retirement
• MSU Track And Field Team Members Remember Tony Martin
• Armstrong County Man Dies In Single-Vehicle Crash
• Gov. Whitmer, Mayor Duggan, Chief Craig Respond To President Trump Saying He May Send Federal Officers To Detroit
• Vikings Give Season Ticket Holders Two Options Amid COVID-19 Uncertainty
• 15 Counties At Risk Of Losing Coronavirus Variances
• Target Announces Search For Plastic Bag Alternative
• Colorado State University To Detail Fall Semester Scenarios To Fort Collins City Council
• Compact Tropical Depression 7 Forecast To Strengthen Over Central Atlantic
• Timberwolves Owner Glen Taylor Exploring Sale Of Franchise; Kevin Garnett Interested
• Pueblo Man Accused Of Beating, Dismembering Roommate's Dogs In Teller County
• 'You Go With The Flow': Barbershop Reopens In Parking Lot Following Gov. Newsom's Amended Orders
• Austin's Sumner Elementary School To Reopen Next Week
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report New Coronavirus Deaths
• Body Of Fort Hood Soldier Found Near Base; 3rd Death This Month
• 3 People Detained On Monday During Bus Demonstration
• Community Fed Up With Crime In Detroit
• MSP Discusses Increase In Shootings On Area Freeways
• Rockies Rookie Outfielder's Dad Who Has ALS Got To See Son Play At Home In Texas
• Meet The Teenage Brothers Who Own "Expedition Soaps"
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Stays Quiet On COVID-19 Liability Issues
• Crash Involving Big Rig Carrying Mobile Home Closes Southbound I-5 In Lathrop
• NFL Players Association: No Preseason, Training Camp Rosters Reduced To 80 Players
• Denver Public Schools Shares Remote Learning Plan With Parents
• Make-A-Wish Helps Wexford Teenager Suffering From End-Stage Kidney Disease Restore His 1995 Ford F-150
• Duquesne University 'Agreeable' To Mother's Request For New Independent Investigation Following Son's 2018 Death
• UPMC Says New Technology Will Mean Cheaper Prescriptions
• Latinos On Front Lines Face Dilemma: Test For COVID-19 Or Lose Income While Quarantined
• Trump Encourages Americans To Wear Masks, Warns Pandemic May 'Get Worse Before It Gets Better'
• Danville Hair Salon Heads Outside To Keep Business Alive Under Latest COVID-19 Guidelines
• Police Investigating After Decomposing Body Of Female Found In Trunk Of Vehicle In West Philadelphia
• Delaware Gov. John Carney 'Mad As Hell' After State Added To Travel Advisory Lists
• Boulder Valley School District Delays Start Date By One Week
• Mixed Income Workers Receive Less Pandemic Assistance Under CARES Act
• UIC Prepares To Begin Phase III Trial Of Moderna Coronavirus Vaccine
• Park Rapids Man Charged After Setting Fire To Wife's Government-Issued Vehicle
• LA County Board Of Supervisors Votes To Declare Racism A Public Health Crisis, Champion Antiracist Policies
• 1 Worker Dead, 1 Wounded In Armed Invasion Robbery At Oakland Cannabis Business
• Residents Fired Up About Proposed Safe Homeless Camp Space At Denver Coliseum
• Bay Area Host Committee Submits Bid For Hosting 2026 World Cup Games
• Cursed Rock? Souvenir Taken From Colorado Park Mailed Back Because 'Bad Things Been Happening'
• Pa. Attorney General Josh Shapiro Pledges Action If Secretary Of Education Betsy DeVos Withholds Federal Funding From Schools
• Stapleton Residents Choose From 4 Names: Mosley, Central Park, Skyview And Concourse
• As Dodgers Prepare To Play Ball Sans Fans, Businesses Face Economic Hit
• Andrew Gillum discusses addiction and recovery in new video
• 'Small Scuffles' Break Out At Armenian Demonstration In Brentwood
• Blue Jays OF Randal Grichuk Says Team May Play In Pittsburgh Or Baltimore For 2020 MLB Season
• Young Woman Shot At Cemetery Was Likely Innocent Bystander, Sheriff's Office Says
• Denver Weather: Monsoon Season Is Here, Increasing Storm Chances
• Dallas ISD Releases Comprehensive Plan For Students, Teachers Returning To Classroom During Pandemic
• Montgomery County Public Schools Move Online For First Semester Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Stockton Police Arrest Two People In Connection With Illegal Gambling Operation
• "Grey's Anatomy" to tackle coronavirus pandemic
• CSU Researchers Develop At-Home Coronavirus Test With Quick Results
• How I Got My Unemployment Benefits From The Illinois Department Of Employment Security
• Jefferson County Judge Warns Bandimere Speedway To Comply With Health Order
• Nearly 300,000 chickens die in massive New Jersey fire
• First Coronavirus-Death Reported In Colusa County At Skilled Nursing Facility
• San Francisco Sheriff's Deputy Arrested For Bringing Assault Weapon Into City Hall
• 2 Suspects Arrested, 2 Others Sought In January San Jose Murder
• Texas Border Counties Hardest Hit By Coronavirus Urging People To Stay Home
• Police Arrest 3 Suspects In Armed Robbery At Dollar Tree Store In Berkeley
• California Coronavirus Cases Surge Past 400,000; Approaches New York's Total
• Fake Signs Warning Campers Of Satanic Cult Activity, Animal Sacrifice Pop Up Around Big Bear Lake
• 'Reckless': Expert Warns Air Conditioning Systems In Schools Don't Have Filtration Systems To Remove Coronavirus From Air
• SF To Pay Whistleblower $400K Over Fmr. DA Gascón Allegedly Taking Guns On Flights
• Man Rescued From Boat Burning On Lake Tahoe
• Police Identify 2 Teens Fatally Shot In Dorchester
• San Jose Airport Pipes In Songs To Remind Travelers Of COVID Safety Measures
• Three Simple Acts Can Stop COVID-19 Outbreaks, Study Finds
• Congresswomen Call For Changes In Military After Texas Soldier Vanessa Guillen's Murder
• San Joaquin County ICUs Operating At 138% Capacity
• GOP $1 Trillion Aid Package Promises Another Round Of Direct Payments, Help For Small Businesses
• Maryland Weather: Storms Move Through Parts Of The Region; More Possible Wednesday
• Northern California's Gray Wolf Pack Has 8 New Pups
• New York Suspends Liquor Licenses At 4 Area Establishments Due In Part To Failure To Enforce Social Distancing Rules
• Residents Want Citizens Complaint Review Board To Look Into Suffolk County Police Officer Accused Of Excessive Force
• Democratic lawmakers urge funding for potential COVID-19 treatment
• 'I Think It's Good': Costa Mesa Begins Issuing Fines To People Who Violate Face Covering Order
• Garfield County Relying On Individuals To Help Lower Case Numbers
• Flooding Leaves Behind Muddy Mess Along Franklin Boulevard
• Marin County Approves Citations Up To $500 For Not Wearing Masks
• Anne Arundel County Man Suing Police For Excessive Use Of Force
• Garden Of The Gods Among Public Places Targeted For Disinfection
• Philadelphia Police: 27-Year-Old Man Shot Dead In Grays Ferry
• No Injuries After Vehicle Crashes Into 2 Ingleside Homes
• Wallethub: Pittsburgh Is Among The Top 50 Most Educated Cities In America
• Graffiti Is Making A Big Comeback In NYC, But There's No Money In The Budget To Fight It
• First Responders Rescue Man In His 80s Who Fell 20 Feet Down A Hillside
• Owner Of Wayward Kangaroo Facing Charges
• DA: Man Faked Death To Avoid Jail But Typo On New Jersey Death Certificate Gave Him Away
• Baltimore County Schools Move Online For First Semester Due To Coronavirus
• Bald Eagles Make Home In Bogota, N.J. Homeowner's Back Yard
• WATCH: Vegetation Fire Breaks Out In Sepulveda Basin; Arson Suspect Sought
• Pennsylvania Health Department Temporarily Suspending Requirements For Children's Immunizations
• Phillies' Rhys Hoskins Discusses What's Being Done To Keep Players Safe As Opening Day Nears
• Maryland Weather: Heat Advisory In Effect For Eastern Shore, Southern MD Tuesday
• Mount Vernon's New Top Police Officials Promising Change In Community Relations
• Shapiro Developmental Center In Kankakee, Which Saw COVID-19 Outbreak Early In Pandemic, Now Sees New Spike
• VoteSafe Pennsylvania Launches Effort To Encourage Safe And Secure Voting By Mail
• Judge lifts gag order in George Floyd case
• Some Chicago Parks Closed Because Of COVID-19, But Not Everyone Knows Which Ones
• New Jersey Parents Prepare For More Remote Learning In The Fall: 'What's Child Care Going To Look Like?'
• Wilmington's Historic Grand Opera House Lays Off More Than Half Of Staff
• House passes defense bill that requires renaming of military bases
• Prices in Metro Detroit Housing Market Remain High, Sales Low
• CDOT Unveils 'Human Cheese Grater' Display To Improve Biker Safety
• Heat Wave Prompts Water Supply Warning On Long Island
• Police Crisis Intervention Training: How it Works, Who it Best Works For
• UCHealth Needs Samples To Find Out Why Some Are More Susceptible To Coronavirus
• A Plan For The Future: Howard County Releases 20-Year Master Plan For Ellicott City
• Pittsburgh-Area Restaurant Owners Forced To Sell House And Car To Ease Financial Woes After Closing Up
• Reports: NFLPA Says There Will Be Zero 2020 Preseason Games
• Two North Texas Labs Used For Phase III COVID-19 Vaccine Testing
• Flames Shoot From Building In Adams County After Chase, Arson Suspected
• Company Shooting Free Headshots For Job Seekers In DFW And Across The Country
• Oakland Police Investigating Vandalism Attack On Mayor Libby Schaaf's Home
• Orange County COVID-19 Cases Surpass 30,000 As Officials Report 20 New Deaths
• Arlington ISD Superintendent Calls Beginning School Year With At-Home Learning 'A Responsible Way Of Moving Forward'
• DA Charges Suspect With Bias-Motivated Crime After Attack On Sikh Man
• 'Every Parent's Worst Nightmare': 15-Month-Old Frederick Boy Nearly Dies After Falling At Pediatrician's Office
• Hospital Workers Demand Temple University Health System Provide Hazard Pay
• How To Take Fun To New Heights For Kids Of All Ages With Paper Airplanes
• Hammond, Indiana Watches COVID-19 Cases As Schools Open In Three Weeks
• Officials: Philadelphia Residents Should Put Trash Out At Least One Day Later Than Regularly Scheduled
• Hopewell Area School Board Approves Back To School Plan, Move Back Start Of Year
• One Year After Contracting EEE: Rochester Man Says 'It's A Nightmare'
• UCLA Study: Antibodies From Mild COVID-19 Infections Could Disappear Within About A Year
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump Victory paid Trump properties during pandemic
• Minnesota Lawmakers Pass Historic Police Reform Bill: 'This Is Only The Beginning'
• Homestead Police Officer Recovering From Coronavirus After Plasma Donation
• Lanes Reopen After Car Bursts Into Flames On Southbound Golden Gate Bridge
• Prosecutors: 36-Year-Old Man Charged With Sexually Assaulting 4 Penn State Students
• Young Pilot Hailed Hero After Landing Small Plane On Route 422 In Berks County
• Monroe County Decides Not To Cancel Lobster Mini-Season But Will Limit Boat Ramp Access
• Chris Van Hollen Files Bill To Block Federal Agents In Baltimore Following President Trump's Comments
• No Workers At Oak Park Salon Because Of COVID-19 Fears; 'The Strain Is Enormous'
• Fort Worth Senior Dies Of West Nile Virus, First Human Case In Tarrant County This Year
• Nearly 100 Dead Fish Wash Up On Shore Of Lake In Colorado Springs
• Wicomico County Man Arrested On Child Pornography Charges, Maryland State Police Say
• Despite Budget Hit Hard By Coronavirus, Comptroller Says Texas Will Fulfill School Funding Commitments
• Pa. Supreme Court Rules Family's Lawsuit Against Chemical Companies For Father's Death Allowed To Proceed
• Rep. Diana DeGette Oversees Hearing On American Vaccine Efforts For Coronavirus
• Masterman Students Past, Present Banding Together To Call For Change Amid Growing Concerns About Racism
• Maryland Biotech Company Novavax Says Its COVID-19 Vaccine Trials Are Showing Promise
• Pa. Turnpike Commission Approves 6 Percent Toll Hike And 45 Percent Non-E-ZPass Surcharge
• Work Underway On WJZ's Candelabra Tower; Old Antennas Removed
• New Sketch: Police Searching For Man Who Broke Into Longmont Home And Tried To Sexually Assault A Child
• 1 in 3 NYC small businesses won't survive pandemic
• TSA Agents Find Assault Rifle Hidden In Checked Bag At Newark Liberty
• Keller @ Large: Trump's Support May Be Sinking In Suburbs
• CA National Guard To Hold Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing In Galt On Wednesday, Thursday
• Cleveland Clinic Weston Conducting Clinical Trial To Help COVID-19 Patients
• Maryland's Elections Board To Request More Than $20M To Cover Costs Of Expected Mail-In Ballot Surge In November Election
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Says Summer Camps Closed, Beefed Up Enforcement For Mask Violations
• 'Look At The Size Of It!' Father, Son On Boat Have Close Encounter With Shark Near Truro
• MIAA Wants Massachusetts High School Fall Sports To Start September 14
• Maryland Woman Pleads Guilty To Stealing From Labor Unions
• Jason Korte Arrested In Connection With Mysterious Explosions In Nederland
• It Happens Here: Lincoln, Home To 'Ponyhenge'
• People, Dogs Warned To Avoid Harmful Algal Bloom At Big Bear Lake
• Fire Destroys 120-Year-Old Burnett Dairy Co-Op, Causing Setback For 200 Farmers
• Wildlife Officers Rescue 3 Orphaned Bobcat Kittens
• Texas Pastor Dies Of Coronavirus 5 Days After Testing Positive & A Month After Giving Sermon About The Impact Of The Virus
• Trump Urges Americans To Wear Face Masks To Stop Spread Of Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Texas: Tarrant County Schools Will Remain Online-Only Until Sept. 28
• Mass. Police Chiefs Criticize 'Knee Jerk Reaction' Police Reform Bill
• Large Sinkhole Opens Up Along East River Esplanade; Residents To NYC: Enough Is Enough
• Police: 80-Year-Old Woman Dies After Being Hit By Dump Truck In Port Richmond
• Metrolink Adds 133 Ticket Machines Designed To Help Riders With Disabilities
• Best Buy Boosts Starting Hourly Pay To $15 An Hour
• Am I More Likely To Contract COVID-19? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Death Of McKees Rocks Woman Whose Body Was Found Inside Refrigerator Ruled A Homicide
• 'It Was Very Personal': Message Of Hate Found On Car In Boston
• Glitch Causes Delay In Federal Unemployment Checks, Leaving Many On Edge About Money
• Woman Apologizes After Coughing On Singer-Songwriter Clayton Gardner During Performance
• Judge Ends Gag Order Surrounding Trial Of 4 Officers Accused In George Floyd's Death
• 'Sounded Like An Earthquake': Two Houses Collapse In South Philadelphia
• Experts Say Near Earth Asteroid Due To Come Within 300 Miles Of Earth In November Not A Concern Yet
• Trump Moves To Bar People In US Illegally From Census Count; LA, California Officials Blast 'Xenophobia'
• Xavier Becerra, 20 Other State Attorneys General Sue Over New Trump Water Rule
• Now Hiring: App-Based Job Search Company Aims To Eliminate 'Unconscious Bias' During Hiring Process
• Independent investigation into Elijah McClain's death approved
• Camden County Officials Reveal More Of 'Very Fluid' Plans On How To Safely Start School Year
• UC Berkeley To Begin Fall Semester With Distance Learning Due To COVID-19 Surge
• Police Searching For Suspects Wearing Orange Gloves Wanted In Fatal Shooting At Southwest Philly Laundromat
• Police: Postal Worker Robbed At Gunpoint While On Job In Philadelphia's Nicetown Neighborhood
• Dallas Symphony Orchestra Concert Video
• After John Lewis' death, Dems pressure GOP to revisit 1965 voting law
• Coronavirus driving droves of young Americans to move
• Family Demands Charges In Shooting During Floyd Protests
• Health Officials Order Tarrant County Schools Not To Reopen Campuses For In-Person Teaching
• Suspect Wanted In Alleged Armed Robbery Of Joppa Sheetz
• Man Arrested In Alleged Rapes Of 4 Penn State Students
• Indianapolis 500 Attendance Limited To 25% Capacity; Masks To Be Required
• Philadelphia Health Commissioner Says We Have To 'Learn To Live With' COVID-19 As Cases Continue To Rise In City, Nation
• San Jose Fire Crews Stop Forward Progress Of Brush Fire Near Alum Rock Park
• Atilis Gym Open Tuesday After Judge Does Not Hold Them In Contempt For Violating Stay-At-Home Order
• Baltimore Police Officer Pleads Guilty To Federal Charge Of Possession Of Child Pornography
• About 90,000 People Still Waiting For Answers As Pennsylvania's Unresolved Unemployment Claims Drop To 8 Percent
• On Statewide Face Mask Mandate, Gov. Walz Says To Expect A Decision In 'Next Day Or 2'
• iHeartMedia Announces Lineup For 10th Anniversary Of Its Legendary iHeartRadio Music Festival
• LA County Spending $10 Million On COVID-19 Contact Tracing Efforts, Will Hand Out $20 Gift Cards As Interview Incentive
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: University of Minnesota Receives $300K In CARES Act Funding
• Man Shot, Killed In West Garfield Park
• Feds charge Chinese cyber hackers who targeted COVID-19 research
• Man Stabs Assailant In Self-Defense At Sedgwick Brown Line Stop, Police Say
• Minnesota Weather: Storms Possible From Metro Into Western Wis., Including Funnel Clouds
• Mnuchin, Meadows on Capitol Hill for talks on next round of coronavirus aid
• Renaissance Festival Plans To Move Forward For 50th Anniversary This Fall
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 165 New Cases, 17 Deaths
• Dallas County Reports Large Decline In Daily Coronavirus Cases With 734, Along With 11 More Deaths
• Michigan Woman Arrested, Accused Of Trying To Hire Hitman To Kill Ex-Husband
• Mobile STEAM Classroom Provides Hands-On Learning For Students
• 'I Like Change And I Like To Keep Growing': Patricia Heaton On Book 'Your Second Act' & 'Everybody Loves Raymond'
• Video: CHP Helicopter Rescues Injured Hiker On Mount Diablo
• Men's Wearhouse And Jos. A. Bank Are Closing Hundreds Of Stores
• Illinois Reports 955 New COVID-19 Cases, 23 Additional Deaths
• Investigators believe federal judge was "intended target" of attack
• 'Firenado' Spotted As Hog Fire Scorches 8,000 Acres In Northern California
• Washington NFL Team Hires Julie Donaldson For Radio Role
• Michigan Native, Cassie DiLaura, Achieves A Life Long Dream Of Reporting In Hollywood
• Dollar Tree, Family Dollar Change Course On Mask Mandate And Instead 'Request' Face Coverings
• AOC says GOP congressman "accosted" her on Capitol steps
• Study Says Actual Number Of Coronavirus Cases Is Far Greater Than Thought
• Hit Or Error? MLB Official Scorers Will Be Working From Home This Season
• VFD In Hempfield Township Vandalized
• Vendors Host Surprise Wedding For Michigan Couple
• Trump orders Census not to count undocumented immigrants toward House seats
• Lions Need To Show Big Improvements To Save Quinn, Patricia's Jobs
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Says Mental Health Doctors Have Duty To Warn Of Threats Made By Patients
• MVC's Wayne Licensing Center Temporarily Closed After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Engineering Students Team Up To Build Custom Bidirectional Swing For A Man With Autism
• Rockwall Police Officer Tracy Gaines On Life Support With Coronavirus
• Jacksonville Mayor Seeks To Ensure Security For GOP Convention
• Kansas Added To Chicago's Travel Quarantine List; Wisconsin Could Be Added Next Week
• WVU Says Students Will Face Fines For Failing To Meet Coronavirus Safety Requirements
• Tarzana Hair Salon Owner Unsure If He Can Stay In Business With Only Outdoor Operations
• Coronavirus (MN): Progress Made In Long-Term Care Battle Plan, But 'There's Still More Work To Do'
• Maryland Department Of Health Awarded $250K Grant To Address Decrease In Child Vaccinations During COVID-19 Pandemic
• 71 Inmates Test Positive For Coronavirus In Outbreak At Butte County Jail
• Facebook Begins Labeling, But Not Fact-Checking, Posts From Trump, Biden
• Biden proposes investment in caregiving community amid pandemic
• Suspect Turns Self In Following Fatal San Francisco Hit-And-Run Crash
• House conservatives target Liz Cheney in contentious meeting
• Baker Extends Moratorium On Evictions, Foreclosures In Massachusetts
• Longtime Mesquite Fire Chief Mark Kerby Retiring To Take On New Role With City
• 2 Men Killed, Woman Wounded In Shooting At Burbank Home
• Zoning Committee Signs Off On Mayor Lori Lightfoot's Proposed New Implosion Permit Rules
• 'Take Me Out To The Ball Game': Kraft-Heinz Hosting Stadium Ketchup Contest
• Texans & Other Americans Using 'Honest Obituaries' To Blame Governors For COVID-19 Deaths And Invite Them To Funerals
• Fair's Dunk Tank With Dr. Rachel Levine Impersonator Criticized As Transphobic
• White House defends legality of use of federal agents in Portland
• 'Look At Quarterfinals And Semis, What You Learn Is, It's Up For Grabs': Portland Thorns FC Take On Houston Dash In NWSL Challenge Cup Semis On CBS All Access
• PG&E Sues San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District Over Fire Safety Procedures
• Ed Henry accuser "was paralyzed by fear" working at Fox News
• Trump family business profits from reelection bid amid pandemic
• Natalie Portman, Serena Williams Among Celebrity Investors Bringing Professional Women's Soccer Team To Los Angeles
• Scientists accidentally create new hybrid from endangered fish
• Lightfoot On Federal Troops: Trump Won't 'Foolishly Deploy' Unnamed Agents To The City
• Tuukka Rask Confident His Fractured Finger Will Be Back To Normal When NHL Playoffs Begin
• Golden Eagle Released Into Wild Following Rehab After Being Struck By Car
• San Mateo County Health Officer Calls Out Gatherings For Virus Spread Amid Watch List Worries
• Pennsylvania Reports More Than 1,000 New COVID-19 Infections, Statewide Total Stands At 102,765
• Natalie Portman leads group bringing women's soccer team to L.A.
• Mayor Walsh: Federal Officers Dispatched To Portland Protests 'Not Welcome' In Boston
• PA Turnpike Officials: Toll Hike, 45% Non-EZ Pass Surcharge Coming
• American Look To Start New Careers As Day Traders As The COVID-19 Pandemic Hits America
• Tropical System To Bring Heavy Rain To The Gulf Coast This Weekend
• Survey: Minnesota Teachers Worried About Going Back To Class & The Continuation Of Distance Learning
• Fired Worker Arrested After Allegedly Returning To Antioch Business With Homemade Bomb
• New Jersey Adds 10 States, Including Delaware To Travelers' Self-Quarantine List
• Mayor Bill de Blasio Pays Tribute To CBS2 Reporter Nina Kapur
• Tonight Is Deadline To Submit Idea For Christopher Columbus At Marconi Plaza
• 1 Person Injured After Vehicle And Light Rail Car Crash In Dormont
• Police Searching For Driver, Vehicle Wanted In North Wildwood Hit-And-Run
• 'A Lot Of People Who Live Near The Border Want More Ports Of Entry': DW Gibson On Book '14 Miles: Building The Border Wall'
• Garland CRF Business Assistance Program
• Mountain Bike Shortage May Last Until 2021, Colorado Business Owners Can't Keep Up With Demand
• Former Pa. State Sen. Gets Jail In Child Pornography Possession Case
• LA Records Highest Number Of Stolen Cars In Over A Decade, With Coronavirus Likely To Blame
• Walmart Stores Will Close On Thanksgiving Day This Year, Employees To Receive Holiday Bonus
• Walmart workers to get cash bonus and Thanksgiving Day off
• David Pastrnak Not Among Finalists For Hart Trophy
• Boston Opens 2 Pools To The Public, Online Registration Required
• Young Netflix Star, Sophie Grace, Shares The Story Of Her Journey To Hollywood On Community Connect
• UIL Pushes Back Class 5A, 6A Football And Other Fall Sports Until The End Of September
• Missing dog turns up at her old home — 57 miles away
• Wildfires in Siberia have burned down an area larger than Greece
• 1 in 10 Americans don't have enough food, double pre-pandemic rates
• State Police Investigating Meth Manufacturing In Indiana Co.
• Dozens Of SoFi Stadium Workers Contract Coronavirus
• New York's Self-Quarantine Travel List Grows, But Minnesota Has Been Removed
• University Of Pittsburgh Changes Ahead Of Fall Semester Include Self-Isolation, Phased Arrivals
• Food Prices Expected To Go Up 3%, The Highest Increase Since 2011
• LAPD Fireworks Calls Skyrocket For Fourth Of July; COVID Quarantine 'Definitely Had An Impact'
• Woman Found Dead On Venice Beach
• Frank Lloyd Wright's Booth Cottage Moving To Glencoe Park
• Dillon leads 1-2 RCR finish at Texas
• Is college tuition worth it when classes are online?
• Sheriff: 61-Year-Old Motorcyclist Injured After Hitting Deer
• Funeral Service To Be Held For 25-Year-Old Pregnant Woman Fatally Shot In North Philadelphia
• Board Approves Wis. State Capitol Statue Repairs After Protesters Ripped Them Down
• Cinnamon Linked To Blood Sugar Control In Prediabetes, Study Finds
• Food Delivery Workers Targeted By Car Thieves On Long Island: 'They're Barely Making A Living'
• Police: 19-Year-Old Charged In Street Race Crash That Critically Injured Pregnant Woman, Killed Baby In North Philadelphia
• New Study Again Ranks Stockton And Modesto As 2 Of The Least Educated US Cities
• Detroit Tigers Reassign RHP Casey Mize
• Suit: North Dakota Refinery Developer Owes Workers Wages
• Boy, 12, Airlifted To Hospital After Firework Explodes In His Hand
• A Massive Asteroid Shower Hit Earth And The Moon 800 Million Years Ago, Study Says
• Field Museum Reopening Friday
• Pittsburgh Police Searching For Missing 78-Year-Old Willis Morris
• Boston High On List Of America's 'Most Educated Cities'
• U.K. releases long-delayed report on Russian election meddling
• USNA Graduate, Vet Christopher David Beaten By Federal Agents In Portland: 'They Came Out To Fight'
• Townhome Fire In Lone Tree Started By Accidental Grill Failure
• Worcester Unveils Two Hybrid School Reopening Models For Fall
• White Lake Township Police Identify Body Found Burned In Park
• Evanston Township High School Will Reopen With 'Enhanced E-Learning' Until Further Notice
• Pittsburgh Police Looking To Identify 5 People In Connection With Riots
• Denver Broncos 2020 Training Camp Preview: Defensive Linemen
• Hold The Onions: Marylanders Prefer To Skip The Onions, Tomato On Food, Report Shows
• Homemade Masks By California Teen Make Life Easier For Hard-Of-Hearing
• LinkedIn To Cut 6% Of Workforce As COVID-19 Pandemic Slams Recruitment
• New Age-Progression Photo Of Sarah Avon Who Disappeared In 1981
• Democratic Presidential Candidate Joe Biden To Lay Out Plan For 21st Century Caregiving, Education Workforce In New Castle
• Baltimore County Awards 50 Community Organizations With $400K In Grants To Help With COVID-19 Response
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 3 More COVID-19 Deaths Reported As Hospitalizations Tick Up
• Orioles Pay Tribute To Late Rep. John Lewis Ahead Of Exhibition Game Against Nationals
• Lucy Hale Was Mortified By Her 'Fifty Shades Of Grey' Audition
• 'Not On Our Watch': U.S. Rep. Jesus 'Chuy' Garcia Slams Trump Plan To Send Federal Agents To Chicago
• Caught On Video: Police Searching For 2 Vehicles That Struck, Killed Man In South LA
• Camden City, Cherry Hill School Districts Working On Hybrid Plan For Fall Reopening
• 'The Answer Is...:Reflections On My Life' By Alex Trebek Available Now From Simon & Schuster
• Fort Worth Teen Recovering After Lightning Strikes Body, Exits Through His Toe
• Walmart To Close On Thanksgiving Day So Employees Can Spend Time With Family During Coronavirus Pandemic
• City Council Introduces Diversion Program Bill As Alternative To Jail For Low-Level, Nonviolent Crimes
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