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Articles from July 22, 2020

• New Alameda COVID-19 Testing Center Overwhelmed On First Day; Closes Temporarily
• 3 Nevada County Restaurants Defy Public Health Closure Notices By Offering Dine-In Service
• New Study Finds Shark Population Thriving In California Despite Worldwide Population Declines
• Bay Area Health Expert Predicts COVID-19 May Impact Our Lives For Years To Come
• Police Investigating 6-Vehicle Crash In West Sacramento
• Districts Fall Short On Distance Learning Supplies, Digital Divide Task Force Prepares For Hearing
• Commerce City Manager Resigns After Calling Mayor 'Unprofessional'
• Authorities Identify Victim, Suspect In 1968 Huntington Beach Rape, Murder
• Black Lives Matter Sacramento Protesters Demand City Manager Howard Chan Resign
• Norco Nail Salon Changes Scenery, Reopens With Outdoor Services
• Loveland Bar Owner To 'Lose About $3,000 A Week' With New Liquor Sales Mandate
• You Can Wear Mask And Carry A Concealed Weapon In Colorado, Weld County Sheriff Says
• California Health Corps Not Used Amid ICU Capacity Crisis In San Joaquin County
• COVID-19 On Track To Become Second Leading Cause Of Death In LA County, Officials Say
• Selena Gomez's Rare Beauty Announces $100M Fund For Mental Health Resources
• Parents Suing Gov. Gavin Newsom For Order To Close Schools During The Pandemic
• 'Anxious To Get Back': Douglas County Teachers Union Want Safer Return To School
• 1000s Of Traps Set To Stop Infestation Of Invasive Gypsy Moth Detected In Sunnyvale
• Senate Republicans Eye Short-Term Extension Of Unemployment Benefits
• Teen Shot At Cemetery Identified As Sacramento State Student Zarrie Allen Of Richmond
• Red Stars Headed To Finals After Beating Sky Blue FC
• Oakland Cannabis Business Owners Want Police Help Preventing Robberies After Fatal Shooting
• Chicago Weather: Dry And Quiet
• Video Shows Nurse Being Attacked On Red Line By Man Who Witnesses Say Was Ranting About Pandemic
• Michigan Lottery Results For Wednesday, July 22, 2020
• Severe Thunderstorms Sweep Through New Jersey, Causing Flooding And Knocking Out Power
• Philadelphia Parents Grappling With Big Decision On Whether To Send Kids Back To School Or Participate In Digital Academy
• Coronavirus Cluster Linked To Chatham House Party
• 2 People Struck By Lightning In Queens, Church Also Struck
• Several Large Piles Of Tires Burning In Weld County
• Police: Pregnant Woman, One Other Shot When Gunman Fires 20 Shots At Vehicle In North Philadelphia
• NYPD Clears Occupy City Hall Encampment, Mayor Says 'Health And Safety Issues Were Growing'
• With Federal Stimulus Ending, Some Are More Worried Than Ever About Getting Illinois Unemployment Benefits They're Owed
• Mayor De Blasio: New York City Wants Nothing To Do With President Trump's 'Operation: Legend'
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report New Coronavirus Deaths
• Mayor De Blasio: Decision About Reopening NYC Schools Won't Be Made Until September
• Kim Kardashian West Breaks Silence On Kanye West's Mental Health, Asks For 'Compassion And Empathy'
• Ilhan Omar Attack Ad Goes After $1.1M In Campaign Funds Paid To Her Husband's Firm
• Lodi Police: Hit-And-Run Driver's Truck Totaled By Hit-And-Run Driver The Same Day
• Massive GEDmatch Security Breach Exposes 1.2 Million Users' DNA Profiles To Law Enforcement Agencies
• Pepperdine University To Conduct All Fall Classes Online
• Severe Storms Roll Through Maryland; Cause Damage Across Parts Of The State
• Aspiring Rapper Questioned By Police Over Video With Apparent Threat To Illinois AG Kwame Raoul, Former AG Lisa Madigan
• Maryland Weather: MTA Bus Caught In Floodwater In NE Baltimore With Passengers On Board
• I-Team: Marlboro Arcade Faces Fines For Reopening Too Soon
• Coronavirus Latest: Masks Will Be Required For All Maryland Students, Staff When Schools Reopen, 'Local Flexibility' Allowed For Fall
• Police Release Surveillance Video In Shooting That Killed Man, Wounded Woman On Chicago River Downtown
• Derek Chauvin And Wife Kellie Charged With Multiple Felony Tax Crimes
• Miami-Dade Could Start School Year Late As Gov. Ron DeSantis Says 'Have At It' To Districts Who Want To Delay Opening
• Even Once A Vaccine Gets Approved, Big Hurdles Remain For Distribution
• Mayor Dan Gelber Wants To Reinvent South Beach Which He Says Has 'Grown To Resemble Beachfront Bourbon Street'
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan Says 'New York Made A Mistake' Adding Maryland To Quarantine List
• 'Get Us Out Of The Mix': South Florida Coaches Upset Over FHSAA's Vote To Move Forward With Fall Sports
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore City Puts Ban On Indoor Dining, Face Coverings Required For Residents 2 And Up Starting Friday
• Health Care Worker Tests Positive For COVID-19, Quarantines, And Loses Job -- Only To Find Out Test Was Wrong
• Report: Jets Owner Woody Johnson Under Investigation By State Department Over Alleged Sexist, Racist Comments
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Depression 8 Forms In Gulf Of Mexico
• Hogan Calls Trump's Proposal To Send Federal Law Enforcement To Baltimore 'Very Unusual'
• Coronavirus (MN): Statewide Mask Mandate In Minnesota Will Begin Saturday
• Allegheny Co. Creates 'COVID Field Response Team' To See Which Businesses Aren't Following Coronavirus Orders
• Surveillance Video Shows Shooting Outside Worcester Barbershop
• Nonprofit Helping Pave The Way To Success For Young Women Of Color
• John James Challenges Sen. Gary Peters To 4 Debates In Michigan Senate Race
• Mt. Oliver Police Announce Death Of K-9 Nico
• Gov. Tom Wolf Says 'Hate Has No Place' In Pa. Following Fair's Dunk Tank With Dr. Rachel Levine Impersonator
• Judge Orders Detroit Public Schools To Test Summer School Students For Covid-19
• Classmates Rally To "Free Grace," The Teen Jailed For Not Completing Homework
• Sex Offender Cary Jay Smith Returns To Costa Mesa After Several Moves
• Detroit Man Faces Multiple Charges After Coney Island Shooting Killed 3, Injured 1
• Detroit Police Seek 2 Suspects In Gas Station Shooting
• Homicide Suspect In McKeesport Shooting Arrested In Chicago, U.S. Marshals Say
• Great American Outdoors Act Heading To President's Desk
• Orange County Private School Submits Waiver To Reopen With In-Person Instruction
• Westside Barricade Ends Peacefully
• Tracking The Topics: Gonzalo A Little Stronger As It Heads Due West
• Family Of Homeless Black Man Shot 22 Times By West Virginia Police Settles Lawsuit
• North Texas Private Religious Schools Plan To Open Classrooms Next Month
• Yoga, Pilates & Martial Arts Studios In New Jersey Given Green Light To Reopen For Indoor Classes
• Man Shot In The Face, Arm At St. Paul Gas Station
• Man Accused Of Killing Newport Beach Girl Nearly 50 Years Ago Dies In Custody
• Pittsburgh Public Schools To Consider Beginning School Year Online
• New Castle County Police Asking For Help Identifying Suspect Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Teen In Park
• Renters In Oakland, Cities Nationwide May Lose Their Homes When COVID-19 Eviction Moratorium Ends
• 8th Inmate Dies Of Suspected Virus On California Death Row
• Cell Phone Data Shows North Texans Had 'Extended Social Interactions' During Coronavirus Surge
• Sacramento Leaders Explain Why Homeless Are Allowed To Stay In RVs Despite Neighbors' Outrage
• How To Clean Your Face Mask, And How Often
• Obama, Biden criticize Trump's COVID-19 response in new video
• Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Rejects GOP Colleague's Apology In Verbal Spat: 'Yoho Is Refusing Responsibility'
• East Bay Couple Steps Up To Care For Others Affected By Pandemic
• DJ Stokes ID'd As Man Who Drowned In Lake Minnetonka While Trying Save Friend
• Video Shows Moments Before Deadly Officer-Involved Shooting Outside Sacramento Apartment Complex
• EF-0 Tornado Touches Down Near Chippewa Falls
• Chocolate Is Maryland's Favorite Ice Cream Flavor, Survey Finds
• Pittsburgh Steelers Sign 2nd-Round Pick Chase Claypool, Other Draft Picks
• President Trump Announces Deployment Of Federal Agents In Chicago As Part Of 'Operation Legend'
• The Charmery Out With New Ice Cream Flavor To Celebrate Orioles' Opening Day
• Family Of 31-Year-Old Fontana Woman Hospitalized With COVID-19 Begging People To Take Virus Seriously
• United Fare Sale Offers One-Way Flights From $49-$139 For U.S. Travel Through December
• Cohen went back to prison because he was "defiant," SDNY says
• Sierra Club: Founder John Muir's Legacy Complicated By Racism
• California State University Sets Ethnic Studies Requirement
• Texas School District To Keep Policy That Forced 2 Black Students To Cut Dreadlocks Or Leave School
• Wisconsin Opioid Overdoses More Than Double During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Maryland Leaders Hope To Bring 2026 FIFA World Cup To Baltimore
• Free COVID-19 Testing Offered In Montbello On Thursday & Saturday
• VIDEO: 4 Suspects Sought In Brazen San Francisco Bayview Shooting That Wounded 2
• 'We Never Give Out Names': Health Officials Vow COVID Contact Tracers Will Uphold Privacy
• Wesley Warren, 22, Charged In Cinder Block Attack, Robbery On White Earth Indian Reservation
• Four New Benches In Ocean City, Maryland Made From Recycled Cigarette Butts
• Columbus Zoo Looking For Missing Red Panda
• 22-Year-Old Sentenced To 15 Years To Life After 2018 Crash Left 3 Dead
• Denver Weather: Better Chance For Storms By Friday
• Town Of Ocean City, Maryland Awards $5K To Man For First White Marlin Catch Of 2020 Season
• Dr. Maria Alcaide: UM Health System Needs 1,000 Volunteers For Critical COVID-19 Vaccine Trials
• Coyote Sightings On Rise In Rocklin, Officials Advise To Secure Garbage, Bring Pets Inside At Night
• While Boston Schools Discuss Reopening, Parents Must Decide If They Will Send Their Children
• Free Crisis Counseling Available To Tarrant, Denton County Residents During Pandemic
• Shooting Outside Funeral Home Upsets Community; 'The Police Were Tipped'
• 2 Arrested After Police Pursuit Ends In Multi-Vehicle Crash In New Jersey
• Local Dentist, 2 Others Charged With Plot To Defraud Medicaid
• California Adding 420 Million More Protective Masks To Its Stockpile
• Chicago Park District Board Votes Unanimously To Rename Stephen A. Douglas Park After Frederick Douglass
• Toronto Blue Jays Fans Organize On Social Media To Donate To Pittsburgh Charities
• Denver Police Investigate Shooting, Suspects Sped Away In Vehicle
• Free Pop-Up Coronavirus Test Site In Galt Fills Up Fast
• Semi-Pro Player-Turned Chef Now Nourishes Vikings
• Internet Accessibility Is Next Frontier For The Americans With Disabilities Act
• Trohv Closing In Baltimore's Hampden Neighborhood After 14 Years
• BCA Identifies Crystal Police Officer Who Was Run Over By Car
• LA County To Open 3 Additional COVID-19 Testing Sites In 'High-Need' Areas
• Professional Photographers Help Job Seekers Boost Online Profile
• Sonoma County Serial Robber Sentenced To 33 Years In State Prison
• 'COVID-Phobia' Harming Skittish Patients Needing Care, Health Care Industry As A Whole
• Lt. Gov. John Fetterman Says Pa.'s Minimum Wage Is Now Less Than Half Best Buy's Starting Hourly Pay
• Working For Chicago: Fighting Hackers Who Want IDES Money
• Trump expands use of federal agents as mayors push back
• On A Positive Note: Man Spends Thousands To Create First-Of-Its-Kind Art Billboard Tour
• Community Raising Money For Safety Fence Along Eagle River
• Faces Of COVID: Eleonore Anderson, 93, Remembered As A 'Tough Cookie'
• Basketball stars are keeping the spotlight on Breonna Taylor
• Texas Reports Record 197 COVID-19 Deaths Wednesday
• Mixed Reactions From Minnesotans Over New Statewide Mask Mandate
• Personal Protective Equipment Delivered To Seniors In Southwest Philadelphia
• Violence Interrupters Work To Break 'Cycle Of Retaliation' That Leads To Shootings, But Say They Need More Manpower
• 'Miracle Larry' Kelly Leaves Hospital After 128 Days Battling Coronavirus; 'Never Stop Fighting'
• State Files Suit Against LA Animal Rescue Charity, Owner For Allegedly Misleading Donors
• Tesla Chooses Texas For 2nd US Vehicle Assembly Plant
• COVID-19 Concerns, Social Unrest Raising Stress Level For Many In Bay Area
• Correctional Officer Attacked By Wasps While Driving In Galt
• FDA Approves QWO Enzyme Injection That Dissolves Cellulite
• Denver Health Tests Those Experiencing Homeless For Coronavirus To Help Prevent Spread
• Orange County Reports 767 New Coronavirus Cases, 8 Additional Deaths
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Steyer thinks Biden should pick Black woman VP
• Mask Mandate: Weld County Sheriff Will Arrest Anyone Disturbing Business
• Employers Hoping To Attract Young Talent Through Virtual Internships
• 'It Means I Can Be Free And Have The American Dream': Citizenship Ceremonies Resume In New York After COVID-19 Delay
• Phillies Putting Cutouts Of Health Care Heroes, Fans In Stands At Citizens Bank Park
• Photographers To Take '10,000 Headshots' In Hopes Of Helping People Who Lost Jobs During COVID-19 Crisis
• Desk Shields Are Part Of Salem, NH Schools' Reopening Plan
• Former Pittsburgh Steeler Carlton Haselrig Dies At 54
• Outgoing Anne Arundel County Police Chief Calls Efforts To Defund Police 'Wrong', Says It Will Have 'Grave And Lasting Effects'
• Texas school district to keep "discriminatory" hair policy
• Man Charged After Spitting On Officers, Claiming To Have COVID-19, Cherry Hill Police Say
• Suspect Killed In Officer-Involved Shooting Near Sacramento State
• Orange County Sheriffs Looking To Identify Assault Suspect
• Blue Jays still looking for a home stadium as opener approaches
• New Jersey Starbucks Barista Allegedly Spit In Police Officers' Drinks
• FBI: Suspect In N.J. Judge Family Ambush Now Officially Connected To Killing Of California Attorney
• No More Warnings: Mask Up Or Pay A Fine
• Chicago police chief pleads for an end to violence
• 'Black Is Beautiful' Beer Brewed To Fund Social Justice Causes Sells Out In Philadelphia
• Tom Ridge, The First Homeland Security Secretary, Says He'd Likely Resign Before Letting Federal Agents Into American Cities
• Mayors, Including 1 From North Texas, Urge Congress To Send Billions More In Coronavirus Relief
• Submit Your Best Pet Photo, Vote In The Dumb Friends League Contest To Help Homeless Animals
• Shark Expert Hopes New Technology Can Alert Cape Cod Officials In Real Time
• Two Montgomery County School Districts Hold Meetings To Discuss Learning Options For Fall
• Miami-Dade's Bed Tax Collection Takes Massive Hit As COVID-19 Hurts Hotel Occupancy
• Judge Holds Hearing On Whether Allegheny Co. Courthouse Is Safe From Coronavirus
• NYPD Officer Accused Of Selling Illegal Painkillers In Long Island Drug Ring
• American Lung Association Offering Buy 2, Give 2 Masks
• Virus Antibodies Fade Fast But Not Necessarily Protection
• Flicks And Floats: Pop-Up Boating Movie Experience Coming To Miami
• 'We Could Have Died And They Didn't Care': Driver Still Wanted Month After Hitting Lynn Mother And Daughter
• Former Teacher At Chaminade Middle School In Chatsworth Arrested For Alleged Rape, Sex With A Minor
• Broward Leaders Tout Testing, Personal Responsibility At Pop-Up Coronavirus Test Site
• Eviction moratorium ends Friday. Millions of renters at risk
• Report: Nearly 3,000 South Florida Businesses Have Shut Down As Result Of COVID-19 Pandemic
• House votes to remove Confederate statues from Capitol
• Yelp searches for Black-owned businesses jumped 7,000%
• Denver International Airport Marks 2 Milestones On Gate Expansion Project
• Novi Schools Unveils Policies For Bringing Students Back Amidst COVID-19
• Wife Of Dallas Firefighter Helps Bring Rapid Coronavirus Testing To First Responders
• Dallas ISD Bus Drivers Still Waiting For COVID-19 Safety Plan As School Year Approaches
• Recall Alert: Hostess Brands Recalls Raspberry Zingers Over Mold Concerns
• Virtual Option For Childcare: Longtime Daycare Closes Physical Space And Swaps To Online
• Dodgers, Mookie Betts Agree To 12-Year Deal Worth Record $365M
• 'No Shirt, No Shoes, No Mask, No Service' | Gov. Hogan Urges Marylanders To Follow Public Health Guidelines To Help Keep Local Businesses Open
• Dallas Police Chief Renee Hall Says Use Of Tear Gas, Pepper Balls During Protests Must Be Approved By Her
• Bridging The Gap: Old School Bus Turned Mobile Learning Lab Rolls Out In Dallas
• Yorba Linda Man To Plead Guilty For Operating Illegal Bitcoin, Money Laundering Business
• Unemployed Philadelphians Are A 'Nervous Wreck' As Unemployment Money From Federal Stimulus Set To Expire
• Gov. Hogan Encourages Marylanders To Vote Via Absentee Ballots In November, But Polls Will Remain Open
• Still Have To Wipe Groceries? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Here's What Massachusetts Schools Are Being Told They Should Do When Someone Gets Sick
• Girl Found Fatally Shot Near Tracy Identified As 16-Year-Old West High School Student
• 'Manhattan Ball' Toy Recalled Due To Choking Hazard; Sold Exclusively At Target
• Feds Ink $1.9 Billion Pfizer Contract For First 100 Million Doses Of Possible COVID-19 Vaccine
• MTA Warns Of 'Doomsday Scenario' Of Deep Service Cuts If Feds Don't Send Financial Help
• Fox Rescued After Becoming Tangled In Soccer Goal Net At Weld Central High
• 2 friends defy the odds and graduate together
• Keller @ Large: No Federal Aid Could Hurt Massachusetts Recovery For Years
• Mayor Breed Announces Increase In San Francisco's COVID-19 Testing Capacity
• NFL Approves Miami Dolphins Infectious Disease Emergency Response Plan
• Robin Williams' Daughter Celebrates Late Father's Birthday With Donations To Homeless Shelters
• Timed Ticket Now Required To Visit Quarry Exhibit At Dinosaur National Monument
• Princess Cruises Extends Suspension Of Sailings Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Experiencing 'COVID Burnout?' Try Carving Out Time For Yourself, Expert Says
• 'It Will Be 100% eLearning,' Broward Superintendent Robert Runcie On Start Of School In August
• Bid To Settle Lawsuit Seeking Decades Of Police Misconduct Records Stalls; Aldermen Seek To Create Database For Complaint Records
• Restaurants Near Fenway Park Prepare To Welcome Back Red Sox Fans
• PWSA: Additive Is Working To Improve Lead Levels In City's Drinking Water
• Tesla Reports Fourth Straight Quarter Of Profits In Blockbuster Year
• San Mateo County Extends Eviction Moratorium Through End Of August
• Sierra Club Calls Out Founder John Muir For Racist Views
• 'He's A True Superstar, I Think He's Top 5 In The Game': CBS Sports Writer Mike Axisa On Nolan Arenado, Rockies 2020 Outlook
• 'They're Not A World Series Favorite, But They're Not A Total Pushover': CBS Sports MLB Writer Mike Axisa On Boston Red Sox & 2020 MLB Season
• David Schafer Identified As The Suspect In Adams County Arson, Chase & Shooting
• Lightfoot, Woodlawn Aldermen, Activists Reach Compromise To Protect Affordable Housing Near Obama Center
• Art Commission Delays Decision On Future Of South Philadelphia Christopher Columbus Statue After Hours Of Public Testimony
• Through Help Of Nonprofit, Unique 50% Off Campaign Designed To Energize Eateries And Customers On Long Island
• Gardening 101: Managing Rose Rosette Virus
• Kim Kardashian-West Says Kanye Is Bipolar, Calls Disorder 'Incredibly Complicated and Painful'
• NFL Requiring Face Coverings If Fans Are Allowed At Games
• Warminster Township Police Searching For Thief Who Stole Toy Street Signs From Park
• Highway 285 Briefly Closed For Serious Crash
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 192 New Cases, 18 Deaths
• Mookie Betts, Dodgers Reach Agreement On Massive Contract Extension
• Maryland Weather: Code Red Extreme Heat Alert Extended To Thursday
• 'This Assault On Our Liberties Must End!': Republican Critics Decry Gov. Walz's Mask Mandate
• Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney, AARP Team Up To Create Long-Term Plan To Provide 'Age-Friendly, Livable City'
• Parkway Pals Host Socially-Distant Story Time For Families In Sister Cities Park
• San Jose Closes Stretch Of San Pedro Street To Unveil Downtown Outdoor Dining Program
• Rare Cardinal With Blue Feathers Spotted On Pennsylvania Wildlife Camera
• Man Charged With Second-Degree Murder, Other Charges After Brooklyn Incident
• Brandywine Valley SPCA Using Facial Recognition Technology To Help Reunite Lost Pets With Owners
• Pennsylvania Doctors 'Very Concerned' Children Aren't Getting Routine Vaccines Because Of COVID-19 Pandemic
• Manhattan Toy Recalls 'Manhattan Ball' Activity Toys Sold Exclusively At Target
• Pa. Dept. Of Health Won't Allow Toronto Blue Jays To Play At PNC Park
• Fort Hood Soldier Found Dead Last Week Near Base Believed To Have Drowned
• State Fairgrounds To Open Up For Drive-Thru 'Food Parade' Experience, With 16 Vendors
• SEE IT: Work Wraps Up On Candelabra Tower On TV Hill In Baltimore
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: More Than 500 New COVID-19 Cases Reported
• Quarantine After Coronavirus Diagnosis Can Impact Mental Health
• Dallas Love Field To Test Thermal Screening Initiative For COVID-19
• Man, 53, Arrested For Allegedly Trying To Meet A Minor For Sex In Roseville
• Gary, Indiana Schools To Start Year On E-Learning Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
• 3 University Of Maryland Student-Athletes, Staff Test Positive For COVID-19; Voluntary Football Workouts Resume
• Philadelphia SWAT Officer Richard Nicoletti Charged In Pepper Spray Incident During Peaceful Protests On Interstate 676
• St. Louis Park Votes To Require Face Masks In Public
• New Jersey Nurse Warns Of 'Perfect Storm Of Outbreaks' If Schools Reopen Without Clear Guidelines
• Multiple Earthquake-Causing Fault Lines Found Under, Through Proposed Site Of New Hollywood Skyscrapers
• Mayor Duggan Unveils $30M Training Center For Carpenters And Millwrights
• Attorneys: Matthew Dixon Was Falsely Arrested By Corrupt Officers Salgado And Elizondo, Pleaded Guilty To Crime He Didn't Commit
• Thousands Sign Petition To Change Native American Mascot For Cheyenne Mountain High School
• Report: Patriots Quarterbacks Won't Report For Training Camp Until Monday
• CBS Sports' Andrew Catalon On TPC Twin Cities And 3M Open: 'This Golf Course Is Really Set Up For Fireworks At The Finish'
• Arrest Made In Fatal Shooting Of New Bedford Man In Mashpee
• 26-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In SW Baltimore
• FWC Shortens Stone Crab Season In Order To Increase Population
• Hostess Recalls Some Raspberry Zingers Products Over Mold Concerns
• CSU's Board Of Trustees Votes To Require Students To Take Ethnic Studies Or Social Justice Course
• Funeral Home Gun Violence Marks 30th Mass Shooting In Chicago This Year
• CBS4 Broncos Position Breakdowns: Linebackers
• United Airlines To Require All Customers To Wear Face Masks
• 'Trea Turner Is The Catalyst For Everything They Do': CBS Sports MLB Writer Mike Axisa On Washington Nationals
• Gov. Newsom: California Sets Single-Day Record With Nearly 13,000 New COVID-19 Cases
• Baltimore County Police Asking For Help Locating Stolen Dog During Auto Theft
• 5 More Mosquito Samples Test Positive For West Nile Virus In Arlington, Ground Spraying Scheduled
• 44-Year-Old Man Injured In Overnight San Francisco SoMa Shooting
• Plum Island Point Makes Parking Residents-Only On Weekends
• Motorcyclist Killed In Crash With Flatbed Pickup Truck In East Bethel
• Two MS-13 Gang Members Plead Guilty To Roles In Teen's Killing In Lynn
• City Council Overhauls Vehicle Impoundment Rules, Settles Class Action Lawsuit Over Failure To Return Seized Cars To Innocent Owners
• Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Says Masks Must Be Worn Statewide
• California, Topping 409,000 Infections, Surpasses New York For Most Confirmed Coronavirus Cases
• Ben And Ashley Roethlisberger Team With Convoy Of Hope, Hand Out Essential Items At New Castle Distribution
• DUI Suspect Arrested After Rollover Crash Off Highway 99 Near Galt
• Michigan Lawmakers Start Approving Plan For $2B Budget Gap
• AUTO RACING: A Look Ahead
• State Police Issue Warnings To 13 Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Not Following Coronavirus Orders
• Drew Barrymore On What's Cool About Detroit, And Her New Show Coming To CBS 62 This Fall
• Maryland Renaissance Festival Canceled Due To Coronavirus
• Dallas County Reports Single-Day Record 30 Coronavirus Deaths, Much Fewer New Cases Wednesday
• Pritzker On Federal Agents For Chicago: 'Will Not Stand For Efforts That Undermine Civil Rights'
• 2 Families Displaced After 2-Alarm Apartment Fire In Dallas
• Woodland Nursing Home To Close After 17 Residents Die From Coronavirus
• MDOT: Road, Bridge Construction To Close I-75 This Weekend
• Gov. Eric Holcomb Issues Statewide Mask Mandate, School Guidance For Indiana
• Brush Fire Burns In Woodland Hills; No Structures Threatened
• Attorney Renews Lawsuit Over Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee Statue Removal Plan
• Millions see their credit card limits involuntarily chopped
• Man, Woman Charged With Attempted Murder In Violent Granada Hills Carjacking
• Summer Guide: Dallas Arboretum
• Child Killer John Beames Is Latest San Quentin Death Row Inmate To Die From Coronavirus
• Santa Clara Health Officer: Lack Of Coordination Hampering COVID-19 Response
• 'So Very Grateful': Lakwhant Singh Reacts To Bias-Motivated Charges Against Alleged Attacker
• NFL Announces Fans Must Wear Masks If Attending Games In 2020
• DC Mayor To Order Mandatory Masks As COVID-19 Infections Rise Again
• Virus cases worldwide jump from 10 million to 15 million in less than a month
• FBI links suspect in ambush at judge's home to attorney's killing
• 2 More Port Authority Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• COVID-19 Cases Continue To Surge In Lake County, Across Indiana
• NESN Broadcast Crew Adapting To Calling Red Sox Games From Studio -- Not Fenway Park
• NFL Fans Will Be Required To Wear Masks At Games During 2020 Season Due To Coronavirus
• From Cancer To Contract, Oskar Lindblom Nets Extension With Flyers
• Reward Offered For Information On Suspects Involved In Capitol Protests
• Hostess Raspberry Zingers Recalled Over Mold Concerns
• Youth Town Hall Focuses On Improving Relationship Between Denver Police, Community
• Man Arrested In Lincoln For Outstanding Warrants, Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia
• 'De Facto King': Lebanon County Files Lawsuit Against Gov. Wolf, Seeking $13M In Virus Funding He Withheld
• Poll: Very Few Americans Back Full School Reopening
• NFL To Require Face Masks For Fans At 2020 Season Games, Spokesperson Says
• Minneapolis Aquatennial 2020 Goes Virtual With Online Content
• Sagamore Bridge Closed After Car, Tractor-Trailer Collide
• Nearly 1,600 New COVID-19 Cases, Highest Number For July
• Unprecedented Study, Led By FIU Researchers, Shows Alarming Drop In Shark Populations
• Face Masks Mandatory For Fans At NFL Games, League Spokesperson Says
• Traveling Nurse, Wife Travel The Country In 75-Square-Foot Renovated Van
• 12 Student-Athletes At Morgan State Test Positive For Coronavirus; Athletes Being Sent Home
• Your Favorite Beer Could Become Harder To Find Thanks To Can Shortage
• NFL Announces Fans Must Wear Masks If Attending Games In 2020
• I-94 In East Metro Closed For Weekend Road Work
• Ravens, LB Patrick Queen Reach Contract Deal
• Phil Keoghan On What's Needed To Compete On 'Tough As Nails': 'We're Looking At All Facets Of Tough'
• MTA Bus Driver Punched In Face After Telling Man To Wear Mask, Police Say
• Coronavirus Latest: Morgan State University Cancels All In-Person Homecoming Events
• 15 People Wounded In Mass Shooting Outside Funeral In Auburn Gresham
• Santa Clara County District Attorney Jeff Rosen Will No Longer Seek Death Sentences
• Fentanyl-Related Overdoses Increase 282% In Denver Over Same Period Last Year
• New Program Looks To Pair Unemployed El Monte Workers With Jobs In City Of Industry
• Mosquito Sample In Placer County Tests Positive For West Nile Virus
• 'I Don't Think Anyone Is Going To Score Against Us': Chicago Red Star's Katie Johnson On NWSL Challenge Cup
• 'I Don't Think Anyone Is Going To Score Against Us': Chicago Red Stars' Katie Johnson On NWSL Challenge Cup
• Amazon Opens Delivery Center In Former Necco Candy Factory
• 17-Year-Old Boy, Mother Charged In Woman's Bloomington Hotel Death
• Cherry Hill Police, Camden County Sheriff's Officers Seek Treatment After Man Claiming To Have COVID-19 Spit In Their Faces
• Man Arrested In October 2019 Mount Airy Home Invasion Robbery
• Large Water Main Break In St. Clair Leaves Nearly 100 People Without Water Service
• Royal family releases new photos of Prince George for his 7th birthday
• Woman Arrested After 2-Year-Old Is Fatally Shot In Milwaukee
• Man Angry About Parking Ticket Allegedly Coughed At Westport Police Officer, Said He Had Coronavirus
• Service Resumes After Portal Bridge Gets Stuck, Snarling Train Traffic
• Denver Public Schools Joins Lawsuit Over CARES Act Money To Private Schools
• National Hot Dog Day 2020: How The Hot Dog Became An American Icon
• Oakmont Police Concerned About Missing 75-Year-Old Veteran Charles 'Chuck' DeZort
• BSO Cancels Events, Performances Through November 29 Due To Coronavirus
• Parents, Kids Thrilled Boston Children's Museum Has Reopened
• Hog Fire In NorCal Grows To 9,400 Acres As Firefighters Contend With Hail, Thunderstorms
• California Surpasses New York State In Confirmed Coronavirus Cases
• California Surpasses New York State In Number Of Confirmed Coronavirus Cases
• Twitter Takes Down 7,000 Accounts Linked To QAnon
• Teen girl kills Taliban attackers with dad's AK-47 after parents slain
• Minnesota Children's Museum Now Taking Visitor Reservations Ahead Of Aug. 1 Reopening
• Jeffco Teachers Union Calls On District To Postpone In-Person Learning
• Jeffrey Cummings Jr., Previously Convicted Sex Offender, Pleads Guilty To Child Enticement
• UK Ambassador, Jets Owner Woody Johnson Accused Of Making Racist, Sexist Remarks
• National Lacrosse League Announces Fort Worth Expansion Team, Set To Play In Dickies Arena In 2021
• Lebanon County Sues Gov. Tom Wolf, Seeking $13M In Virus Funding He Withheld
• Pacifica Police Arrest San Francisco Man On Suspicion Of Arson
• Ball Kids Returning To Foul Lines For Abbreviated MLB Season
• Coronavirus Latest: Festival Of Trees 2020 Transforms For COVID-19 Pandemic
• 'The People's Protester,' Lorenzo Rulli, Surrenders To Police, Facing Charges
• Quick Binge With The Cast Of The 100
• Michigan State Will Set Aside A Dorm For Students Who Have Virus
• 3-Year-Old Shot In Commerce City Last Week Identified As Osiris Grey Rodriquez Herrada
• Report: Islanders, UBS Agree To 20-Year Deal For Arena Naming Rights
• United To Require Face Masks For Passengers Starting Friday
• United to require passengers to wear masks in airports
• Police Seek Man Wanted In Connection To Fatal Hit-And-Run In Detroit
• Bay Area 2020 Census Response Rates Outpace State, Nation
• State Patrol: 1 Killed, 1 Injured In Isanti Co. Crash
• Police: Ross Twp. ATM Theft May Be Related To Others In The Area
• CTU Protests CPS Hybrid Plan For Instruction In The Fall
• Football Youth Coaches, Players Gather To Remember Team Members Lost To Gun Violence In Philadelphia
• 164 nurses' shoes placed on the lawn of the Capitol
• The First Black Batwoman Javicia Leslie Is A Real-Life Badass
• 5 Ways To Get Your Kids To Wear Face Masks
• Angels Pitcher Kenyan Middleton Explains Why He Knelt: 'Racism Is Something I've Dealth With My Entire Life'
• Trump on accused sex trafficker Maxwell: "I wish her well"
• Philadelphia Police: Missing Cousins 7-Year-Old Tyesir Moore, 12-Year-Old Mariah Moore Found Safe
• Cam Neely Doesn't Think Pastrnak, Kase Will Rejoin Bruins Until Team Leaves For Toronto
• Hostess Recalls Raspberry Zingers Over Potential To Develop Mold
• Man Shot After Verbal Altercation In Detroit Drive-Thru
• CEO of parent company of Coach resigns after misconduct claim
• Boston Red Sox Put Up Black Lives Matter Billboard Along Mass Pike
• Pa. Health. Dept. Reports 631 New Coronavirus Cases, 25 More Deaths Statewide
• Irving Resident Wins $1 Million From Scratch Ticket
• Planned Parenthood Drops Margaret Sanger From Name Of Its Clinic
• Dallas Police Chief Reneé Hall Revamps Protocol, Restricts Tear Gas Use On Peaceful Demonstrators
• NFLPA Reports 59 Players -- Not 95 Players -- With Positive COVID-19 Tests
• Hiker Rescued After Becoming Stranded In Joshua Tree National Park 40 Hours With Broken Leg
• Denver's Michael Hancock And Other Mayors Join Portland In Asking Trump Administration To Withdraw Federal Forces
• Proposal For Pittsburgh Zipline On The Agenda For Mount Washington Community Development Corporation Meeting
• Detroit Police: Man Drives Car Into House After Being Shot
• Showtime Boxing Announces Return August 1 With Bouts Scheduled Through End Of 2020
• One Year After Being Sentenced, 'El Chapo' Is Hoping An Appeal Can Get Him Out Of Supermax, His Lawyer Says
• Cecil County Man Stabbed, Killed After Allegedly Assaulting Another Man, Police Say
• Trench Fever, A Rare Condition, Found Among Denver Homeless
• 104th Edition Of The Indy 500, In The Age Of Coronavirus
• Despite Indoor Dining Shutdown, Baltimore Restaurant Week Set To Begin Friday
• Police: Same Suspect Sexually Assaulted 2 Women In Subway, Dragged Them To The Floor, Exposed Himself
• Worcester Will Not Move Christopher Columbus Statue
• COVID-19 Surge: California Eclipses New York State In Total Number Of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases
• Crews Search For Swimmer Missing In Mississippi River In St. Paul
• Man Gets 18-Year Prison Term For Bank Robbery, Second Crime
• Sheriff: 2 Injured In Douglas Co. Motorcycle Crash
• Sick Of Working From Home? Work At A Hotel Instead
• Police: Man Charged In Fatal Shooting Of Maryland Woman
• Here Are The Reopening Plans For Philadelphia-Area Universities, Colleges
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 7-22-20; Florida Cases Increase 9,785
• Travelers from 31 states must quarantine after entering New York
• "Our hospitals look like war zones": Texas hit hard by the coronavirus
• VIDEO: RV Bursts Into Flames In Sacramento
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 8 Additional Deaths, Countywide Coronavirus Toll Grows To 217
• Lauren Roumayah, Drops 9 To 5 Job To Follow Her Dream Of Baking, Founds Detroit Cookie Co.
• Trump urges Americans to wear masks, warns things may "get worse"
• Baltimore's Duck Duck Goose Restaurant Temporarily Closes Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• Rowland Heights Strip Mall Goes Up In Flames, Restaurant Destroyed
• Colleges to lose $150 million playing "conference-only" games
• Report: 9-Year-Old Boy Hurt On Water Thrill Ride At Universal's Volcano Bay
• Citing COVID-19 Concerns, Former Dallas Mayor Pro Tem Dwaine Caraway Wants Release From Federal Prison
• Police: Several Injured After Driver Runs Red Light, Crashes Into 3 Vehicles
• Can Gardening Relieve Burnout? Read An Excerpt From 'The Well-Gardened Mind' 
• Actress Patricia Heaton On 5 Activities To Inspire 'Your Second Act' 
• Fish Lake Beach Closes Due To High E. Coli Levels
• GOP lawmaker apologizes for "abrupt manner" of exchange with AOC
• 2 Bar Owners Share Different Views On New Colorado Rule To Make Last Call At 10 p.m.
• Detroit Man Charged With Murder Of 3 At Restaurant
• Houff Crash Renews Debate On NASCAR's Standards
• CEA Study Shows Most Teachers Want A Voice In Return, Willing To Refuse To Return
• NSA leaker among 510 women infected with virus at Texas prison
• Chargers, Rams Still Unsure On Whether There Will Be Fans At Games
• 'Biggest Thing Is Making Sure We Play Our Style': Sky Blue FC's Kailen Sheridan & Elizabeth Eddy On Semifinals Matchup With Chicago Red Stars On CBS All Access
• More Than 80K COVID-19 Cases Reported In Maryland; Hospitalizations Up Over 500 Again
• Mayor Schaaf Casts Deciding 'No' Vote On Police Defunding, Breaking Oakland Council Late Night Deadlock
• Emotional Vigil For Beloved Alta Bates Nurse Who Died Of COVID-19
• Florida University System Fights Fee Refunds Class-Action Lawsuit
• Slack Files Antitrust Complaint Against Microsoft In Europe
• US Moves One Step Closer To Letting The Boeing 737 Max Fly
• Amid Pandemic, More And More Are Upgrading Their TVs
• Gyms Closed For Months Hold Protest Workout
• Whole Foods Spinach Artichoke Dip Recalled Due To Eggs
• PTL Links: July 22, 2020
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• Baltimore Running Festival Will Be Virtual This Year
• Cooking With Rania: Summertime Chicken Salad
• Rockies Outfielder Sam Hilliard's Dad With ALS Sees His Son Play At Home In Texas
• Shortage of key COVID drug remdesivir fuels illegal trade in India
• Chester County Veterans' Center Ignored State, Federal Guidelines Meant To Control COVID-19 In Nursing Homes, Health Inspectors Say
• LA County Parks, Libraries To Be Considered For 'Alternative Learning Sites'
• Total COVID-19 Death Count In Collin County Now 66
• Report: Clippers Guard Patrick Beverley Leaves Orlando Bubble To Deal With Personal Emergency
• 1 Person Killed In 2-Vehicle Crash On Route 8
• Pfizer to provide U.S. with 100 million COVID-19 vaccine doses
• Study finds sharks are vanishing, and that's a "crisis" for humans
• Kevin Garnett Hoping To Buy Minnesota Timberwolves
• Detroit Is 2020's 2nd Most Stressed City In America, Study Shows
• Ryan Brasier's Blown Save A Fitting Way For Red Sox To Return To Fenway In 2020
• Man Shot In Leg Early Wednesday In West Baltimore
• Grim virus death toll projected in Sweden after lax approach
• Miami Weather: Soggy, Breezy Wednesday
• Ambridge Police Say Missing 84-Year-Old Gary Kerr Has Been Found
• "Our Hospitals Look Like War Zones": Texas Battling Influx Of COVID-19 Cases
• Without Fans, Will Baseball Feel Like Baseball? Sports Anchors Throw Caution On 'Strangest MLB Season Ever'
• Julian Edelman Works Out With Cam Newton In Latest Instagram Video
• Twitter unveils plan to limit QAnon activity in new crackdown
• NFL star accepts Holocaust survivor's invitation to Auschwitz
• 13 nuns at Michigan convent die of COVID-19
• 15 people wounded in shooting at Chicago funeral home
• 'I'm Overjoyed To Play Some Small Part In This': Play By Play Announcer Jenn Hildreth On NWSL Challenge Cup
• Kemba Walker Won't Play In Friday's Exhibition, But 'Pretty Darn Close' To Returning
• Ohio House speaker arrested in $60 million bribery case
• Quick Binge With The Cast Of Roswell, New Mexico
• U.S. orders China to close its consulate in Houston
• TSA Finds Assault Rifle Hidden In Checked Bag At Newark Liberty International Airport
• Florida Rep. Ted Yoho Accused Of Accosting Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez On Steps Of US Capitol
• WJZ Health Questionnaire
• Judge denies early release of girl detained for not doing homework
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Deadly Walnut Creek Nursing Home Outbreak; Hefty Marin Fines For No Masks; State Tops 400,000 Confirmed Cases
• Reopening: Several Shuttered Muni Bus Lines, Metro Subway Service To Return In August
• Red Sox Acquire Righty Dylan Covey From Tampa, And It Didn't Cost Them Anything
• Seagoville Police Chase Into City Of Dallas Ends With 1 Dead After Pickup Slams Into Tree
• Saving Main Street: Anoka
• 7.8-Magnitude Quake Strikes Off Alaska Coastline, Triggers Tsunami Warning
• Kevin Garnett wants to buy the Minnesota Timberwolves
• California State University Officials To Vote On Ethnic Studies Course Requirement
• Wheeling Hospital Offering Buyouts To Staff
• US Orders The Closure Of Chinese Consulate In Houston To 'Protect American Intellectual Property'
• Report: Toronto Blue Jays 'Likely' To Call PNC Park Home This Season
• 3rd Fort Hood soldier found dead in a month
• Five New Coronavirus Drive-Thru Test Sites To Open Friday
• Elizabeth Warren Has New Role As Key Joe Biden Policy Adviser
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/22 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Extra $600 in benefits ends next week. It could be "disastrous."
• Police, FBI Seeking Man That Robbed Ohio Credit Union While Holding A Child
• These Karens Don't Want To Talk To A Manager, They Just Want Their Good Name Back
• Minnesota Cities Requiring Face Masks
• 3-Year-Old Girl Shot While Riding In Car In South Shore
• Teachers Worried About Keeping Students Safe As School Districts Release Return To School Plans
• Trade Group Seeking To Change Somewhat Tarnished Image of Home Warranty Providers
• Gunman Fires Shots Into Ogontz Home Injuring 17-Year-Old Asleep On Couch At Friend's House
• Chicago Weather: Rain Clears; Warmup Approaching
• NFL Players Will Honor Victims Of Racism And Police Violence With Names On Helmet Decals
• Top epidemiologist on continuing challenges of COVID-19
• Pittsburgh Weather: More Rain & Possible Storms Forecasted On Wednesday
• Flames Tear Through Center City Apartment
• Protesters raging against PM Netanyahu block Israel's parliament
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating Deadly Shooting On Knox Avenue
• Montour School District Provides Parents With Back To School Options
• Wednesday's Child: 14-Year-Old Jaydon
• Pa. Attorney General Joins Lawsuit Over Changes To The Affordable Care Act
• Pirates' Major League Staff Assistant Jeremy Bleich Pitches During Scrimmage
• Powerful 7.8 Earthquake Strikes Off Alaska Coast; Tsunami Warning Expires
• Bay Area Non-Profit Helping To Bring Foreign Students To US Reeling Over J-1 Visa Suspension
• Pastors From Pittsburgh Area Gather To Bless The City On Mt. Washington
• Tsunami warning canceled hours after strong quake off Alaska
• Woodland Hills Suspends Cheerleading Activity Due To Positive Coronavirus Test
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• Ohio House Speaker, Four Others Arrested In $60 Million Bribery Case
• Firefighters rescue 6 dogs from burning home and revive one

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• Trump plans to send federal forces into 3 more cities
• Derek Chauvin and wife face felony tax fraud charges
• Florida deploying relief nurses to aid overwhelmed hospitals
• Trump deploys more federal agents to cities in effort to crack down on violence
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• Bill Gates says "serious mistakes were made" in U.S. pandemic response
• Greta Thunberg donating over $1 million in prize money to help the planet
• Kim Kardashian West addresses Kanye West's mental health
• Trump says of Ghislaine Maxwell, "I wish her well"
• The relationship between Trump and Dr. Anthony Fauci
• Trump pushes to overhaul 2020 Census, faces legal challenges
• Twitter hack exposes security flaws ahead of the 2020 election
• 13 nuns at Michigan convent die of COVID-19
• School superintendent discusses reopening plan amid coronavirus pandemic
• Coronavirus crisis: India's low death toll sparks skepticism
• Historian on the antidemocratic reality of the Confederacy
• Trump changes tone on COVID-19 as U.S. sees more than 1,000 deaths in a single day
• CDC warns coronavirus infections are much more widespread
• Startup fights absenteeism in remote learning
• Trump resumes coronavirus briefings as polls show him lagging
• A historic look at the ties between Black and Jewish communities
• COVID-19 leads to major nationwide disruptions in supply and demand on surprising items
• Breaking down Trump's shift in tone about the coronavirus
• Twitter removes thousands of accounts linked to conspiracy theory group QAnon
• New report claims sharks are "functionally extinct" in 20% of global regions studied
• Judge refuses to release Michigan teen who violated probation by not completing virtual class work
• Biden unveils $775 billion plan for child care, elder care and care for people with disabilities
• In change of tone, Trump says pandemic will likely get worse before it gets better
• School districts go virtual as some officials say classrooms should open
• Texas judge orders county shutdown, but governor says it's unenforceable