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• Caught On Video: White Woman Blocks Black Delivery Driver From Entering Westwood Apartment Building
• New Alameda COVID-19 Testing Center Reopens During Troubled Second Day
• Mookie Betts Takes A Knee During National Anthem Ahead Of Dodgers Opening Day Win
• 2 San Francisco Supervisors Join Movement to Remove Facebook CEO Zuckerberg Name From City Hospital
• Alameda County Sheriff's Deputy Dies of Complications From COVID-19
• Sacramento Officer-Involved Shooting Prompts Calls For Transparency From Community And Police
• Local Startup Helps Bay Area Teachers Buy Homes
• LA County To Start Fining Businesses Violating Health Orders As COVID Cases Spike
• Oakland Cannabis Retailers Say They're Under Siege From Violent Thefts
• Authorities Investigating After Hate Crime Suspects Allegedly Assault Vehicle, Yell 'White Lives Matter' In Torrance
• Jobless Claims Rise As Cutoff Of Extra $600 Benefit Nears
• Baseball Reopener: Dodgers Beat Giants 8-1 in Fan-Less COVID-19 Season Opener
• Colorado Activists Travel To Kentucky For Justice For Breonna Taylor March
• Colusa County Becomes COVID-19 Hotspot, Positivity Rate Jumps To 21%
• Father Dies While Trying To Protect Son From Being Stabbed By Van Nuys Neighbor
• 'Barely Anything Left To Hold On To': Hair Salon Owner Shuts Doors Permanently After 13 Years
• Hernandez 5 RBIs, Dodgers Beat Giants 8-1 In Fan-Less Opener
• COVID-19 Reopening: Cash-Strapped Oakland Zoo Set to Reopen Next Week
• Tahoe National Forest Crews Battling Record Number Of Escaped Campfires
• Man's Body Found Decomposing in Construction Bag Beside Road in San Bruno
• 'The Virus Is Spreading Out Of Control': California State Senator Calls For Return Of Strict Stay-At-Home Order
• Sacramento City Leaders Unveil 'Strong Mayor' Proposal
• Four Killed In Fiery Crash On Latrobe Road In Amador County
• Protesters Demonstrating For Educational Equity Arrested In Beverly Hills
• Proposed Law: Put People Of Color On California Boards Or Be Fined
• White House, Senate Republicans Inch Closer To Coronavirus Relief Proposal
• Triple Shooting At Homeless Camp Near Capitol: 1 Dead, No Suspect In Custody
• Large Diesel Tank Fire Under Investigation In Lincoln
• The Hits Keep Coming At The 'Smash Lab' After A Big Donation From The NFL To Make A Safer Helmet
• 2 Children In Colorado Die From MIS-C, Mysterious Syndrome Linked To Coronavirus
• NB Lanes Of I-25 Closed Between Firestone To Highway 119 Due To Semi Spill
• As Unemployment Benefits Expire, Renters, Landlords Concerned About Rise In Evictions
• 'The Truths I Tell Are An Inconvenience': Rep. Ilhan Omar Unapologetic, Unfazed In Her Quest For 2nd Term
• State Working To Get 700,000 Laptops To Students Who Need Them
• National Western Complex Guests Experiencing Homelessness Will Move To Denver Coliseum Next Month
• Homebound Pandemic DIYers Put Pinch on Lumber Supplies
• New Jersey COVID-19 Cluster Linked To High School House Party, Gov. Murphy Says Teens Aren't Cooperating With Tracers
• Baltimore County Police Officer Danielle Moore Recognized As National School Resource Officer Of The Year
• 'I Thought They Killed Him': Victims In Brutal Beating Caught On Video At Washington Heights Deli Speak Exclusively To CBS2
• Cole, Stanton Lead Yankees Past Nats 4-1 In Stormy MLB Opener
• FINALLY: Fans Are Stoked For Start Of Yankees, Mets Seasons
• Yankees, Nationals Kneel During Moment Of Silence Ahead Of MLB's Season Opener
• 60-Year-Old Seriously Injured While Hiking Off-Trail In Yosemite
• At Least One Person Critically Injured In Baltimore County Crash
• Toxic Hand Sanitizer Recall Expanded To 75 Brands
• Coronavirus Latest: Anne Arundel County Imposes Limits On Bar, Restaurant Hours, Social Gatherings, Ups Violation Fines
• Dallas ISD Board Of Trustees Votes To Move 1st Day Of School To September 8 Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Gov. Polis Addresses Return To School, CDC Issues New Guidelines For Students
• More Than 80 Santa Clara County Schools Seek State Permission To Reopen
• Chicago Weather: Patchy Fog Inland Thursday Night
• Police Investigating After Box Of Dog Feces Mailed To Pittsburgh-Area Business
• If Trump Sends Federal Agents To Baltimore And They Engage In 'Illegal Vigilante Activities,' They Will Be Charged, Mosby Says
• Wisconsin High Schools Approved For Fall Sports Season
• Last Call At Guthrie's Tavern As Many Worry About Future Of Other Chicago Bars Amid Pandemic
• New CDC Guidelines Come Down Hard In Favor Of Opening Schools
• One Person Seriously Injured After Tow Truck Crashes Into Northwest Baltimore Home, Police Say
• Wedding Photographers Seeing Business Dry Up Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Orioles To Open Season Against Red Sox; Here's Who You Should Expect To See Get Playing Time This Year
• I-Team: Marlboro Entertainment Complex Accused Of Violating Coronavirus Guidelines
• With Unemployed Illinoisans Not Getting Calls Back, What's Going On At IDES? CBS 2 Demands Answers
• Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez: Masks, Social Distancing Working As 'Rate Of Increase Is Starting To Slow'
• 'Do Even Better': Polis Says Denver Police Need To Do More To Catch Vandals Who Defaced The Capitol
• Maryland Weather: Severe Storms Move Through Parts Of The Region Thursday; More Possible Friday
• Chicago Attorney And Guardian Ad Litem Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Woman Whose Children He Represented
• 'I Care Deeply About The People of Florida': President Trump Calls Off Republican National Convention In Jacksonville
• Arlington Family Has 2 Children Battling Coronavirus, 1 Medically Fragile: 'We Were Doing Everything Right'
• Calle Ocho Restaurant Owners, Employees Back Petition Asking City Of Miami To Increase Outside Dining Capacity By Closing Parking Lanes
• Michigan Lottery Results For Thursday, July 23, 2020
• Large Protest For Racial Justice, Police Reform Gathers In Logan Square
• Indoor Dining In Philadelphia 'Unlikely' To Resume On Aug. 1 As COVID-19 Cases Increase In City
• How Long Can Food Be Left Out?
• Big Lake Homicide: 20-Year-Old Man Arrested In Connection To His Mom's Death
• Tracking The Tropics: TD 8 Has Strengthened Into Tropical Storm Hanna
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Gonzalo A Little Better Organized, But Still Not A Hurricane
• Riverside, San Bernardino Counties Report New Coronavirus Deaths; Ventura Reports New Cases
• Target Plans To Open Store In Old Kaufmann's Building Downtown
• Covid-19 Antibody Test: Kalamazoo Biotech Company Working With WMU To Build Test Kits
• Minneapolis Protesters March Against Trump's Use Of Federal Agents In Portland
• Dr. Ashish Jha: Mass. Can Get Through Fall With 'Leadership' And 'Vigilance' Against Covid-19
• 10-Year-Old Shot, Killed In 1 Of Several Shootings In Warren
• Gov. Jared Polis Turns To Colorado For Faster Coronavirus Test Results
• Man Dies After Falling Into Gross Reservoir In Boulder County
• Another Study Finds Hydroxychloroquine Does Not Help Covid-19 Patients
• Main Line Family On The Frontlines Of Germ-Fighting During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Local Businesses Transform Into 'Learning Pods' For Young Students
• Merriweather Post Pavilion Now Offering Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing
• NWS: Pittsburgh On Pace For Its 2nd Warmest Month Since 1952
• California Will Allow Absent Legislators to Vote During Pandemic
• Robert E. Lee HS in Virginia to be renamed in honor of John Lewis
• Intel Calls For Minnesota Rep. Hagedorn To Return Campaign Donation Following Black Lives Matter Criticsm
• 'Like A Freight Train': Severe Thunderstorm Causes Damage In Andover
• Gov. Evers To President Trump: Keep Your Federal Agents Out Of Wisconsin
• Tire Fire Extinguished Thanks To Lessons Learned 33 Years Ago
• Garden Grove Non-Profit Serves Over 500K Meals For Families In Need
• Detroit City Council Approves Proposal N For Nov. 3 Ballot: Here's What To Know
• All 15 Minnesota Vikings Rookies Get Contracts Finalized
• Ivanka Trump Talks Exclusively With CBS4 About Public Lands, Paid Family Leave & Schools Reopening
• DNA Leads Police To Arrest Sioux Falls Man, 79, In 1974 Willmar Murder Of Mae Herman
• California Will Let Absent Lawmakers Vote During Outbreak
• AG's Office: Michigan's Lawsuit Against Opioid Distributors Continues
• Justin Bieber Announces Rescheduled Tour; Sacramento Gets August 2021 Date
• Twins Put Jake Odorizzi On 10-Day Injured List With Back Soreness
• Incoming College Freshmen Grapple With Impact Of Coronavirus Pandemic On Fall Semester
• San Jose Police Chief's Photo Of Confiscated Weapons Stirs Outcry For Including UFW Mask, Rosary
• Body Of 11-Year-Old Boy Recovered From Mississippi River In St. Paul
• Pittsburgh Technical College Welcomes Students Back For Fall Semester
• White House Sending Federal Agents To Detroit Amid Protests, Violence
• Drive-Up Food Distribution Held In New Jersey To Help Families In Need
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 270 New Cases, 16 Deaths
• FBI: Researcher Who Worked At UC Davis Being Harbored At Chinese Consulate In SF
• Nationals and Yankees players kneel during moment of silence
• Cubs, White Sox Announce 30-Man Opening Day Rosters For Friday
• California Health Corps Questions Remain Unanswered As Hospitals Face COVID-19 Surges
• Authorities ID Teen Fatally Shot Outside Market Near George Floyd's Memorial In Minneapolis
• Who's Hiring: Surge In Reverse Mortgage Lending Driving Demand For Sales Jobs
• Denton ISD Summer Program Provides Sneak Peek At What Back To School Could Look Like During Pandemic
• Focus Hope In Need Of Volunteers To Deliver, Package Food
• Lightning Strike Sets Sicklerville Home On Fire, Displacing Family Of 6
• Yankees, Nationals Kneel Before First Game To Honor Black Lives Matter Movement
• Colorado Woman Who Helped Get ADA Passed 30 Years Ago Says There's More Work To Do
• Red Panda Missing From Columbus Zoo Habitat Found Safe
• As Indiana COVID-19 Cases Surge, A Struggle Over The Mask Mandate
• State Rep. Jonathan 'Yoni' Pizer Says He Got Unemployment Debit Card In Mail That He Never Requested
• Hospital must choose who's "sent home to die" amid pandemic
• West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Extends Order Closing Bars In Monongalia County
• California COVID-19 Deaths Set New Daily Record; Total Tops 8,000
• Ocean City, Maryland's Restaurant Association Executive Director Says Industry Is 'Being Unfairly Targeted'
• Los Angeles Apparel Reopens With Safety Guidelines After 375 Employees Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Texas Search And Rescue Teams On Standby For Potential Severe Weather From Gulf
• 'Accuracy Is Paramount': Minneapolis City Council Members Defend Push To End Police Public Information Officer Role
• California Men Charged With $10M Worldwide Fraud Scheme
• Group Of 5 Women Band Together To Find Runaway Piglet In Pleasant Hills
• Colorado Rockies Don't Have The Luxury Of Patience This Season
• Dr. Anthony Fauci Throws Wild First Pitch In Opening Day Game Between Nationals, Yankees
• Police: Aaron Mosher Charged In Connection To Death Of Woman Found In Suitcase In Kensington
• Suspect In 2011 Woodland Homicide Of Gabriel Villareal Ibarra Arrested In Idaho
• Gristedes Manager The Victim Of Hammer Attack In Chelsea; Former Mayoral Candidate Catsimatidis: 'I'm Concerned For Our City'
• Caught On Video: 12-Year-Old Beaten By Group Of Teens At Brooklyn Deli
• CDC School Decision-Making Tool For Parents And Guardians
• FBI: San Francisco Chinese Consulate Harboring Researcher Accused Of Lying To Feds
• West Hollywood Closes 2 Parks Due To Noncompliance With Mask, Social Distancing Protocols
• 2020 Trail Markers: Trump calls off Jacksonville part of GOP convention
• Man, Woman Fatally Shot In Baldwin Park Home; Female Suspect In Custody
• Emergency Grant Program Offers Rent Help For Small Businesses In 64 New Jersey Municipalities
• Despite Empty Ballparks On Opening Day, Nearby Bars, Restaurants Want Fans To Support Their Businesses
• Man Injured In NE Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• Shop Maryland Tax-Free Week To Begin August 9
• COVID Field Response Team Visits Businesses To Ensure Coronavirus Order Compliance
• Marylanders Watched 377 Hours Of Television During Stay-At-Home Order, Study Finds
• Governor Says 'Cuomo Chips' Don't Count For Bars Trying To Follow Food Mandate
• LA County Supervisor Janice Hahn In Quarantine After Possible COVID-19 Exposure
• KDKA Investigates: The Best And Worst Face Masks For Preventing Spread Of Coronavirus
• New York City Set To Reopen 8 Public Swimming Pools With Mask, Social Distancing Rules
• Rep. John Lewis to lie in state at Capitol Rotunda
• Sacramento County Sheriff's Deputy Shauna Bishop Pleads Guilty To Sexual Contact With Teen
• Coronavirus Pandemic Makes Plans Complicated For College Students
• Support From City Helps Olde Town Arvada Businesses Survive The Pandemic
• Prosecutors Seek 3-Year Prison Term For Ex-Maryland Lawmaker Cheryl Glenn
• Cuomo To De Blasio: The Graffiti Has Got To Go, 'Cleaning Up The City Is Important'
• U.S. surpasses 4 million coronavirus cases
• NIH director hails speed of potential vaccine development
• Suspected Drunk Driver Crashes Into West Sacramento Family's 5 Vehicles
• New Jersey Allows Yoga Studios To Reopen, But Guidelines Affecting Businesses Differently
• Oakland Teen's Academic Turnaround Earns Him A New Car For Graduation
• Though TPC Twin Cities Continues Without Spectators, Troupe Family Watches Tournament From Their Backyard
• Investigation Continues Over Chicago River Boating Accident Leaving 7-Year-Old Dead
• Dallas City Council Members Request Stretch Of Lamar Street To Be Named After Botham Jean
• Trump cancels Jacksonville portion of GOP convention
• Denver Fire's Canine 'Cora' Gets Special Transport Vehicle Thanks To South Adams County Fire
• Matthew Dixon Talks About Quest To Clear His Name, Says He Was Falsely Arrested By Corrupt Officers Salgado And Elizondo
• Job Seekers Forced To Make Positive Impressions Online, With In-Person Interviews Off-Limits
• Pittsburgh Weather: Flash Flood Warning For Westmoreland County
• HUD Secretary Dr. Ben Carson To Visit Pittsburgh On Friday
• Woman Charged With Hitting Danvers Crossing Guard Pleads Not Guilty In Court
• Accountable Health Communities Providing Support Services For Healthier Coloradans
• AF Group Contributes $50,000 to COVID-19 Relief
• Southwest Minnesota State University Bands Together To Make 'Mustang Masks' For New Students
• More Than 33K Marylanders Filed For Unemployment Last Week As Federal Unemployment Benefits Set To Expire, Leaving Some Worried
• Lemonade Stand Raises Almost $9,000 For Gillette Children's Hospital
• Edina Pharm Co. Testing Drug That Could Help Lungs Damaged By COVID-19
• Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman To Announce New Policy Banning Chokeholds, Neck Restraints By Police Officers
• Justin Bieber's Rescheduled World Tour Stopping In Philadelphia In 2021
• Marilyn Mosby Asks Inspector General For Independent Review Into Past Travel
• Texas Coronavirus Deaths Drop After Record Highs, New Cases Down As Well
• Ivanka Trump Visits Rocky Mountain National Park To Promote The Great American Outdoors Act
• Small Businesses Struggling As Boston Office Buildings Remain Empty
• OC Health Officials Report 905 New Coronavirus Cases, 22 Additional Deaths
• Kings Enter NBA Restart As Long Shot To End Playoff Drought
• Takeout With Tori: Cafe Carmela Serving Up Italian Food With South Philly Flare
• BLM Banner Vandalized At Arlington High School
• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Blasts Ted Yoho Over Confrontation: 'That Is Not Acceptable'
• LIST: Ocean City, Maryland Bars, Restaurants That Have Closed Due To COVID-19 Cases Among Employees
• Police: Man Charged In Derry Township Elementary School Teacher's Shooting Death Had The Wrong House
• Coronavirus Pandemic Taking A Toll On Miami's Art Scene
• Gov. Walz Signs Police Accountability Bill: 'Every Single Minnesotan Deserves To Feel Safe And Protected'
• Dallas ISD Board Discussing Changes To 2020-2021 School Year Due To COVID-19
• Faces Of COVID: Family Questions Actions Of Twin Cities Care Facility In Weeks Leading Up To Father's Death
• North Texas Teacher Takes Part In Largest Virtual Choir Ever Assembled
• "The Chi" Actress Miriam A. Hyman Feels Her Role Shows Representation Matters
• New Jersey Officials Seeing Uptick In Child Predators During Pandemic; 7 Charged During 'Operation Safe Quarantine'
• PGA Championship: Take A Virtual Tour Of TPC Harding Park Course
• Zelienople Historical Society Collecting Memorabilia To Document Coronavirus Pandemic
• Trump Calls Off Republican National Convention Segments In Florida, Citing COVID 'Flare-Up'
• Santa Cruz County Flagged By State For COVID-19 Case Increase
• Santa Clara County Extends Eviction Moratorium Through August 31
• Allegheny County Police Say Homicides Have Moved From Pittsburgh To The Suburbs, 'Mostly In The Mon Valley'
• Hundreds Of Cancer Survivors Provide 'Living Proof' At Reimagined Pan-Mass Challenge
• CeeDee Lamb, Cowboys Agree To 4-Year, $14 Million Deal
• Woman Born Without Uterus Gets Transplant And Then Gives Birth To Healthy Boy
• Firefighters Contain Tire Fire In Weld County To 7.5 Acres
• Free Coronavirus Testing Teams Up With Food Distribution In Montbello Neighborhood
• 'I Can't Take Off The Color Of My Skin': Local Teen Tackles Racism Using Clothing With Powerful Message
• President Trump Announces Cancellation Of Jacksonville Portion Of GOP Convention (CBS News)
• Nonprofits Team Up To Form Bergen County Food Security Task Force: 'No One Should Be Hungry In Bergen County'
• School District Of Philadelphia Educators Fear They're Being Asked To 'Teach Students To Death' By Reopening Schools In Fall
• Loyola University Maryland Launching New Forensic Science Master's Degree Program
• California Lyft Drivers Accuse Company Of Not Providing Enough Protective Gear
• Wild Animals Attacked With Blow Darts In Denton County Community
• TikTok Reportedly Could Be Sold To American Investors To Avert US Ban
• Officials Urge Compliance With Contact Tracers To Slow Spread Of COVID-19
• CU Boulder Researchers Develop Saliva-Based Coronavirus Test With Results In 45 Minutes
• Testimony Heard After Leaders From 4 Counties File Lawsuit Claiming Gov. Tom Wolf's Coronavirus Restrictions Are Unconstitutional
• Mt. Lebanon School District Pushes Back Start Of School
• Free Library Of Philadelphia's Director Resigns Following Allegations Of Inequality From African American Staffers
• Mayor De Blasio Says Delay In Coronavirus Test Results Should Be Resolved: 'Getting Much Better'
• NYPD Releases Video Of Deadly Police-Involved Shooting At Harlem Apartment
• Como Zoo To Reopen On July 29
• Chinatown Community Organizes Neighborhood Cleanup To Keep Streets Clean For Curbside Dining
• 5-Year-Old Boy Hit By Truck While Playing In Back Yard Is Improving
• Phillies, Fans Gearing Up To Finally Open Season On Friday Vs. Marlins
• Entries Being Accepted Now For Dumb Friends League Pet Photo Contest That Helps Homeless Animals
• Scammers Are Taking Advantage of People Through Square's Cash App
• 'What Will I Be Eating?': Unemployed New Yorkers Brace For Changes In Federal Unemployment Payments
• Heard Natural Science Museum And Wildlife Sanctuary
• Police Investigating Series Of Airbag Thefts Throughout Baltimore County
• Dr. Deborah Birx Concerned About Rising Coronavirus Cases In San Jose, 11 Other Cities
• Massachusetts School Bus Guidance For Fall Reopening: One Student Per Bench, All Windows Open
• Michael Cohen To Be Released From Prison; Federal Judge Rules Cohen Sent Back To Jail As 'Retaliation' For Trump Book
• DOJ says Alabama inmates are subjected to excessive force
• VIDEO: Injured Hiker Airlifted After Fall Near Cascade Falls
• Some Broward Hospitals See Flattening In Number Of Patients Treated For COVID-19
• Mike Tyson to return to boxing against Roy Jones Jr.
• Michigan City Extends Beach Closures For Another 7 Days
• California Unemployment Claims Surge To Highest Level In 3 Months As Pandemic Pounds Economy
• Jimmy Buffett says, in times like these, "You still have to have a rest from what's going on"
• PGA Players Shouldn't Get Too Comfortable Without Fans
• Pittsburgh Police Obtain Warrant For Man Wanted In Deadly Knoxville Shooting
• Bronx Church Vandalized, Pastor Says At Least $10,000 In Damage
• 'We Don't Want To Be The Bad Guy': Miami Police On Wearing A Face Mask Or Risk Paying A Fine or Jail Time
• LSS: Steve Condon, 55, Still Missing After Leaving Burnsville Group Home
• NAMI Members Donate 325,000 Hot Dogs to Foodbanks for National Hot Dog Day
• Sunnyvale Man Arrested On Suspicion Of Multiple Sexual Assault Charges Involving A Child
• Hialeah Mayor Carlos Hernandez Urges Residents To Take Coronavirus Threat Seriously
• Police: Woman In Serious Condition After Being Pinned Under Car In Strip District
• North Texas HS Coach, Former Cowboys Assistant John Blake Dies At 59
• Containment Increases In Hog Fire, Gold Fire Burning In NorCal
• Asia Swing Unlikely As PGA Tour Weighs Going To Western US
• 18-Year-Old Arrested In Worcester Double Shooting
• Ex-Redskins Become Washington Football Team For 2020 Season
• 'There's Not Enough Black People' In Golf, Says Lee Westwood
• Police Search For Vehicle Involved In Hit-And-Run Of Woman In Rosedale
• MLB, Players Agree To Expand Playoffs To 16 Teams, AP Source Says
• Airlines Implement New Guidelines To Keep Travelers Safe Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Pa. Auditor General Expecting Big Increase In Mail-In Ballots This Fall
• Coronavirus In Texas: Frustrated Brewery Owners Worried Industry Won't Survive State's Decisions
• Sanction Against Info Wars Host Alex Jones Upheld In Sandy Hook Victims Defamation Case
• Koepka Among Those Who Have To Catch Up In FedEx Cup Standings
• Jerry Jeudy Excitedly Announces He And Denver Broncos 'Have Agreed To Terms'
• Long Beach Orders All Healthcare Centers To Provide COVID-19 Testing
• Small Gyms Say They're Barely Making Ends Meet Due To Coronavirus
• State Attorney General Becerra Announces Arrests In Alleged $10M Ponzi Scheme
• The Measure Of DeChambeau Is If Anyone Copies Him
• Woods, DeChambeau Attract Attention For Different Reasons
• Archdiocese Of Philadelphia Releases Hybrid School Reopening Plan
• Jon Rahm Going Places In A Hurry With His Rise To No. 1 In World
• Coronavirus Pandemic Has Some College Students, Parents Considering Tuition Insurance
• 'Acts Of A Predator': Man Posing As Uber Driver Accused Of Attacking 8 Women In Boston
• Pro Golfer Allyson Geer-Park to Host Pathway Staffing Swing for a Cure Golf Classic
• Two Baltimore Men Plead Guilty To Federal Drug Distribution Charges
• Wrongly Convicted Lose Key Case In Bid For More Money
• Trader Joe's Opening Brand New Store In Cherry Hill Next Week
• Judge: No Immediate Ruling On Robert E. Lee Statue Removal In Virginia
• Officials: Man Arrested, Faces Arson Charges In Connection To Fire At Reach Church In Delaware
• Around The Table: Who Will Be Joe Biden's Running Mate?
• Police Release Surveillance Video Of Fatal Hit-And-Run In Santa Ana
• Missing Kaufman County Mother, 2 Daughters Found Dead In Farmers Branch
• 'This Is Not Going To Be Florida': Pennsylvania Health Officials Focused On Reversing Rising COVID-19 Cases In State
• UNH Students Asked To Sign COVID-19 Consent Agreement Before Returning To Campus
• Colorado Unemployment Claims Top $3.7 Billion In Past 4 Months
• New Coronavirus Cases Tick Up In Dallas County With 648, Reporting 12 More Deaths
• White House, GOP senators inch closer to coronavirus relief proposal
• Washington Nationals star Juan Soto tests positive for coronavirus
• The US Mint Is Literally Begging For Spare Change
• U.S. Mint to Americans: Spend your coins, please
• Dice Hill Fire 100% Contained At 27 Acres In Summit County
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Calls For Nuclear Bailout Energy Law To Be Repealed In Wake Of Bribery Scandal
• Westmoreland Co. Taco Bell Evacuated Due To Potential Carbon Monoxide Leak
• Whitey Bulger's Girlfriend Catherine Greig Free After Completing Sentence
• Coronavirus In MN: Gov. Walz, MN Dept. Of Education Expected To Make School Announcement On July 30
• Pritzker, Lightfoot Join Argonne Labs, University Of Chicago To Present 'Blueprint' Plans For Quantum Internet
• Judge rules Michael Cohen must be released
• DOJ internal watchdog probing feds' use of force in Portland
• Aquarium Releases 2 Rescued Sea Turtles In Cape Cod
• Simone Manuel still sometimes feels excluded as a Black swimmer
• Fort Lauderdale Woman Wins Record $3.8 Million On Seminole Hard Rock Slot Machine
• Man Shot, Killed While Driving In West Garfield Park
• The coronavirus is changing tipping as you know it
• Russian cargo ship sent to space station with nearly 3 tons of supplies
• Pennsylvania Adds Gender Neutral Option For Driver Licenses And ID Cards
• Jackie Bradley Jr. Will Be Mic'd Up For Red Sox Opener
• Trump On Cities Plagued By Violent Crime: 'We Want To Build Factories In Baltimore, Not Beijing'
• Walsh Urges College Students In Boston To Skip Partying And 'Police Themselves'
• Red Sox Incorporating Black Lives Matter Movement Into Opening Day Ceremonies
• Another Pittsburgh Department Of Public Works Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Patrol: Van With 14 People Inside Rolls Near Zumbrota, 3 Seriously Injured
• UT Coronavirus Research Could Lead To Faster Vaccine Production
• Deadly Crash On I-70: Lanes Open After 4-Car Crash At I-225
• Study: Blood tests could predict painful rheumatoid arthritis flares
• Renovation Continues On Air Force Academy Chapel; Exterior Scaffolding To Be Built Soon
• Justin Bieber Reschedules World Tour Show In Pittsburgh For Summer 2021
• Former Allegheny County Emergency Services Chief Laid To Rest
• Tom Steyer calls on Biden to pick Black woman as running mate
• Ventura County Libraries Offers Computer Access To People Who Need To Complete 2020 Census
• We're Still Picklesburgh: Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership Announces Alternate Plans In Lieu Of Big Dill Summer Festival
• Hitchhiking Marmot Busted By Colorado Wildlife Officers
• Now Hiring: JP & Associates Says Licensed Real Estate Agents Needed In DFW
• Mike Tyson Returning To The Ring For Match Against Roy Jones Jr.
• Cedar Hill ISD Back To School Plan
• Sixers Counting On Healthy Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons For Title Push
• Nationals' Juan Soto Tests Positive For COVID-19, Reports Say
• Mike Tyson To Fight Roy Jones Jr. In Carson
• Here's A List Of Weekend Construction, Closures In Metro Detroit
• Tropical Storm Gonzalo Expected To Become Season's First Hurricane, Storm Watch Issued For Texas Coastline
• "Person, woman, man, camera, TV": Trump describes cognitive test
• Twins Home Opener To Honor George Floyd With Memorial Graphic, Moment Of Silence
• Report: Some Internat'l Students At MSU-Mankato Experiencing Homelessness During Pandemic
• LAUSD Principals, Staff Return To Schools To Begin Preparing For New School Year
• Kemba Walker Has No Problem Taking A Back Seat To Tatum, Brown In Celtics Offense
• Dallas Symphony Orchestra Musicians Record Solo Videos To Share With Hospitalized Patients
• Jeffco Public Schools Will Start The School Year With Two Weeks Of Remote Learning
• Acting DHS secretary calls Portland protests "criminal"
• 2 Men Killed In Burbank Triple Shooting Identified, Motive Still A Mystery
• Sunnyvale Man Accused Of Setting Home On Fire With People Inside
• Sift Secures $3 Million Series A Funding Round Led By Rock Holdings
• Camper van rentals double during pandemic
• Gov. Cuomo Warns Young People Ignoring Social Distancing Rules Pose Unnecessary Risks As New York's Infection Rate Falls
• AMC Theatres Postpones Reopening Again As Summer Blockbusters Are Delayed
• 2 Children In Colorado Die From Coronavirus-Related Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome
• Star Girlz Empowerment Steps Up To Help Young Women Of Color In Denver Area
• Sheriff: Woman Stole Ambulance From Paramedics Who Were Helping Her, Led Chase From Riverbank To Escalon
• Fentanyl Is Back On The Streets In Denver, And It's Killing More People
• Summertime Romance: Demi Lovato Engaged To Max Ehrich
• De-Escalation Training Offered For Michigan Businesses As Mask Wearing Continues To Be Heated Debate
• Lighter Sentence Possible For Michigan Man Who Reported False Threat
• Pa. Reports First Probable Human Case Of West Nile Virus This Year
• Ann Arbor Public Schools Will Be Online Only When Classes Resume
• CHP Officers Stop Fairfield Sideshow That Assembled Right Off I-80
• Steve Wozniak Lawsuit Accuses YouTube Of Ignoring Cryptocurrency Scam While Collecting Ad Revenue
• Southwest Ending Medical Exceptions For Face Masks On Flights
• Crews Cleaning Debris, Graffiti Left Behind By Occupy City Hall Protesters; City Says Area Will Be Locked Down For Weeks
• Lansing Lugnuts Extends Offer To Toronto Blue Jays To Play In Lansing
• Orioles Carry Only 5 OFs Into Opener; Means Starts On IL
• Florida Reaches New Milestone With 173 New Reported Coronavirus Deaths
• Washington's NFL team gets temporary new name
• Over 36,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of July 13, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Secretary of State Mike Pompeo To Deliver 'Major' China Speech At Nixon Library In Yorba Linda
• After Dropping 'Redskins', Washington NFL Franchise To Use 'Washington Football Team' As Temporary Name
• Man's Body Found In Burned Home In Calvert County, Fire Marshal's Office Says
• Philadelphia Phillies Release 2020 Roster Ahead Of Season Opener
• Sen. Cory Gardner Asks NRSC To Take Down Ad Attacking John Hickenlooper
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Separate Early Morning San Francisco Shootings
• Oxnard Man Arrested In Attempted Robbery Of Street Vendor, May Be Linked To String Of Similar Crimes
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,624 New COVID-19 Cases, Most Since Late May
• Twitter Looking At Subscription Options As Ad Revenue Drops Sharply
• Rising Coronavirus Case Counts Could Jeopardize Schools Reopening, Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine Warns
• Is It Safe To Have A Barbecue? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• 'It's Another Level Of Storytelling & Excellence': Seth Doane, Wesley Lowery, Laurie Segall, Enrique Acevedo On CBS News/Quibi's '60 In 6'
• Red Sox Set 2020 Opening Day Roster; Rodriguez Starts On IL Following Complications With COVID-19
• Kuwait Emir, 91, Flies To Rochester For Medical Care After Surgery
• Coronavirus In Maryland: More Than 600 New Cases Reported Thursday, Hospitalizations Up Again
• 'We've Got History To Make': Antonio Brown Urges NFL To Finish Its Investigation Days After He Seemingly Announced His Retirement
• 3 Englewood Police Department Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
• What happens if the president doesn't accept the election results?
• OCMD Mayor Says There's 'No Plans' To Change Restaurant Restrictions Despite Increasing COVID-19 Cases
• Florida Man Charged With Pulling Gun During Mask Dispute At Palm Beach County Walmart
• Teen Killed In Sacramento Cemetery Shooting Identified As Richmond Native Zarrie Allen
• Cleveland Indians To Meet With Native American Leaders On Possible Name Change
• Migrant kids allegedly held in hotels with "no security" or virus protection
• White House's Birx Warns Of Concerning Rise In Coronavirus Cases In 12 Cities, Including Baltimore
• Double meteor showers will light up the night sky next week
• 24-Year-Old Facing Federal Charges In Pittsburgh Riots Behind Bars On New Charges
• 4 Car Crash At I-225 & I-70 Kills 1
• Illinois College, University Unions Demand Remote Learning In Fall
• Also getting PPP loans: Businesses where sales have boomed
• Death Of Mario Woods Part Of Long History Of Racial Tension In San Francisco
• Lawsuit: Jason Rosenblatt, Officer Fired Over Elijah McClain Photo, Denied Hearing
• Wissahickon Creek Swimmers Leaving Trash Along Park Trails In Northwest Philadelphia
• Indiana Sets Record For Daily COVID-19 Cases
• Miami Secures More Than A Million Dollars To Help With Rent, Mortgage Assistance
• Felician Sisters Convent In Livonia Lost 13 Nuns To Covid-19; 12 Died In 1 Month
• Black Lives Matter Chicago Files Federal Lawsuit, Seeking To Block Federal Agents From Policing Protests
• 7-Year-Old Boy Dies, 5 Others Hospitalized, When Boat Flips Over On South Branch Of Chicago River
• Florida Breaks Daily Record With 173 Coronavirus Deaths
• Boat Docked At Miami Marina Goes Up In Flames
• Angels Mike Trout Says He'll Play This Year Despite Coronavirus Concerns
• Seattle Kraken Announced As NHL's Newest Team
• Maryland Weather: Another Heat Advisory In Effect For Parts Of The State; Storms Possible
• Watchdog Finds Flawed Coronavirus Response At Central Coast Federal Prison
• Two-Vehicle Crash On Outer Loop Of Interstate 695 Snarls Traffic
• Virus Sends Unemployment Claims Up For First Time Since March
• Taylor Swift announces surprise album, recorded "in isolation"
• Pa. Health. Dept.: 962 New Coronavirus Cases Bring Statewide Total To 104,358
• Coronavirus (MN): MDH Reports 763 New COVID-19 Cases, 9 Deaths; Overall Tests Breach 900K
• SF Giants' Alyssa Nakken Proved Herself Ready To Coach On Field
• Jobless claims up for first time in months as COVID-19 spreads
• Twitter hackers accessed DMs of up to 36 people, company says
• Dallas Mavericks Gift Renovated Computer Lab To Arlington Life Shelter
• Report: Orioles Willing To Share Camden Yards With Blue Jays, Governor Hogan And Maryland Still Need To Sign Off
• Trump says coronavirus response is "working out"
• Unemployment Claims On The Rise For 1st Time In Months
• MLB Power Rankings Don't Give Red Sox Much Hope In Shortened Season
• One Person Dead, Another Hospitalized In Domestic Incident In South Fayette Township
• Red Sox put up Black Lives Matter billboard outside Fenway Park
• AOC blasts GOP lawmaker over confrontation: "That is not acceptable"
• 18-Year-Old Charged With Homicide In Deadly McKeesport Family Dollar Shooting, 2nd Suspect Still At Large
• Retailers agree on face masks. Will shoppers comply?
• Denver Airport Contractor Completes Major Project Ahead Of Schedule
• 3 Injured After Driver Plows Car Into Front Of North Texas Starbucks
• Taylor Swift Drops New Album 'Folklore' On Friday
• 2 Brothers Charged With Breaking Into Culver City Schools To Steal Computers, Electronics
• Feds Accuse Ex-Philly Congressman Michael J. 'Ozzie' Myers Of Stuffing Ballots
• Annapolis Police: 2 Juveniles Robbed At Gunpoint By 2 Other Juveniles Wednesday Night
• Men In Red Dodge Charger Open Fire On Vehicle In Davie Gas Station
• All Air Force Academy Cadets Will Return To Campus In The Fall
• Man Fatally Shot After Attempted Carjacking In Minneapolis Identified As Abdirashid Omar
• 'Big Brother' Returns For Season 22 On August 5th
• 'Big Brother' Returns For All-Star Season On August 5, With COVID Precautions In Place
• Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill Argues Gov. Eric Holcomb's Statewide Mask Mandate Illegal
• Tom Brady Reports To Buccaneers Training Facilities For COVID-19 Test
• Some Ann Taylor, LOFT, Lane Bryant And Justice Stores To Close After Ascena's Bankruptcy
• Ball Park® Brand Asks Fans to Help Support Baseball Stadium Vendors with #FrankItForward Initiative
• Person Shot And Killed, Another Injured Near Howard CTA Red Line Station In Evanston
• Coronavirus Latest: Chez Hugo Bistro Closing, No Plans To Reopen
• Houston students want to be heard in school reopening conversation
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 147 New Coronavirus Cases And 2 More Deaths
• New Castle County Police Arrest Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Teen In Wilmington Park
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance: Florida Breaks Record For Single-Day Increase In Deaths
• OIG: In Cutting Weeds On City-Owned Property, Department Of Streets And Sanitation Is Not Living Up To Its Own Goals
• Dwyane Wade, Carmelo Anthony, Chris Paul Create The Social Change Fund To Support Black Community
• Double Shooting At Detroit Gas Station Leaves 1 Man Dead, Another Injured
• Charlie McAvoy Returns To Bruins Practice; Pastrnak, Kase Still Missing
• Naval Academy Midshipman Found Guilty Of Sexual Assault
• Baker, Pence To Talk Pandemic Response On Nantucket Saturday
• Truckee Man, 45, Suspected Of Stealing Golf Cart At Tahoe Area Course
• 2 Best Friends In Texas Given Low Chance Of Survival Defy Odds And Graduate High School Together
• PennDOT Offering Non-Binary Gender Designation Option On Driver Licenses, Photo ID Cards
• America's Economic Recovery Stalls As Spike In Coronavirus Deaths Continues
• Baltimore Councilwoman Shannon Sneed Pushing For Residency Requirements For City Police Command Staff With Council Bill
• Funeral service honors civil rights leader C. T. Vivian
• Ventura Removes Controversial Junipero Serra Statue Following Protest
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• California State University Approves Ethnic Studies Course Requirement
• Miami Federal Agent Accused Taking Part In Illegal Oxycodone Distribution
• Police: 67-Year-Old Woman Dead After Detroit Shooting
• Poll: 3 In 4 Americans Back Requiring Wearing Masks
• Denver Weather: Our Much-Hotter-Than-Normal Summer Continues
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• Dinner On The Farm: Trio
• Michael Jordan Game-Worn Sneakers Could Fetch Over $500,000 At Auction
• Glendale To Dish Out $400 Fines To Those Without Masks
• Top 10 Stolen Cars Of 2020 Features Older Sedans, Newer Trucks
• Mesquite Police: Teenage Robbery Suspects Lured Victims Out With Promise Of An iPhone Sale
• Fox Sports Inserting 'Virtual Fans' For MLB Games, A Reminder That Times Are As Strange As Ever
• Minnesota Weather: 90 Degree Temps, Tropical Humidity To Return This Weekend
• Suspect In Turtle Creek Shooting Arrested
• Man Shot In East Baltimore Early Thursday
• Miami Weather: Late Morning, Afternoon Storms Possible
• Arlington Police Respond To Bogus 'Swatting Call' Targeting Popular Gamer
• CBS4 Broncos Position Breakdowns: Cornerbacks
• New Unemployment Claims Fall In Massachusetts, Rise Nationwide
• MLB Finalizes Plans For Expanded Postseason, Just Hours Before 2020 Season Begins
• FDA Recall List Of Potentially Toxic Hand Sanitizers Now Up To 75
• 3 Potential Hate Crimes Under Investigation During Contentious Armenian Protest In Brentwood
• Severe Thunderstorms Possible In Massachusetts This Afternoon, Evening
• Southwest Airlines 2nd Quarter Loss Tops $1.5 Billion
• Demi Lovato is engaged to actor Max Ehrich
• Ann Taylor Owner Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Single Day Record For New Cases; Renters Face Dire Future; Emotional Farewell For Beloved Nurse
• See Town-By-Town Coronavirus Numbers For Massachusetts Over The Last 14 Days
• CBS 3's Don Bell On Phillies Playoff Hopes: 'Think It Will Come Down To Final Week Of Season'
• Nine-Year Old Boy Celebrates End Of Cancer Treatment In Style With Ride In Lamborghini
• Miami Proud: Broward Sheriff Fire Dept. Celebrates Retirement Of Special Team Member
• Man Shot To Death After Fight Breaks Out At Ladera Heights House Party
• Cam Newton Arrives In Boston
• US Reports More COVID-19 Cases In The Last Two Weeks Than It Did For All Of June
• Apparently Antonio Brown Doesn't Want To Retire Anymore, Demands NFL Complete Investigations
• VIDEO: Suspects In White Jeep Seen Gunning Down Man In South Philadelphia
• Opening day: Empty parks, fake crowd noise and air high-fives
• Minnesota United, Colorado Play To 2-2 Draw In MLS Tournament
• "Many civilians" said to be among victims of Afghan airstrike
• Man stranded 40 hours with broken leg in Joshua Tree National Park
• Travel Demand Impacts American Airlines, Company Posts $2.1 Billion Second Quarter Loss
• 'To Attack This Is To Attack All Of Us': Former Gov. Bill Owens Says Police Should Protect State Capitol From Vandals
• FDA Warns Against Using Two Dozen Hand Sanitizers That Could Contain Toxic Wood Alcohol
• Arlington International Racecourse Reopens Thursday For Live Horse Racing
• Dog Stolen During Baltimore County Auto Theft Returned Home Safe
• University Of Delaware Will Hold Online Classes In The Fall
• Portland mayor tear-gassed by federal agents at protest
• Resources For Unemployed Minnesotans
• Garage Fire Damages Vehicles In The South Loop
• NYPD Releases New Photos Of Men Wanted For Allegedly Vandalizing Washington Square Park Arch
• Tesla to build its largest auto assembly plant in Texas
• Derek Chauvin and wife face felony tax fraud charges
• China launches ambitious Mars mission
• Multiple COVID-19 vaccine doses may be necessary, Bill Gates says
• 72-Year-Old Woman Hurt In Bronx Purse Snatching, Police Say
• GOP senators eye short-term extension of expanded unemployment aid
• Kim Kardashian breaks silence on Kanye West's mental health
• Career Coach: 3 Job Search Strategies
• Long Beach Rolling Out New Social Distancing Rules
• Despite Trump threat, growing number of school districts go virtual
• Chinese Official Says Closing Of Houston Consulate 'Seriously Undermines China-U.S. Relations'
• Cape May-Lewes Ferry Promotes First Female Captain In History Of Service
• 'Bark In Your Park' Fundraiser For Secondhand Hounds
• 2 brothers, girlfriend arrested in "massacre" of 3 best friends
• Virus infection rate could be up to 13 times higher than thought
• Roseland Woman Fights Threat Of Eviction After Reverse Mortgage Leaves Her With Litany Of Problems
• New York Weather: Thunderstorms Expected To Return Thursday Afternoon
• 'The Brink Of Devastation:' Local Restaurants Struggling To Hang On During Pandemic
• Rogers Park Homeowner Out $29,000 After Contractor Troupe Construction Didn't Even Start Major Remodeling Project
• Chicago Weather: Cooler Day Thursday, Warmup Ahead
• Former UConn basketball star Stanley Robinson dies at 32
• County Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In McKeesport
• Ex-Nazi camp guard, 93, given 2-year suspended prison sentence
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Still Supports Nuclear Bailout Law Despite Bribery Scandal
• Elizabeth Police Investigating The Theft Of A Port-A-John
• Sinkhole On Tenth Street Filled In, Still Closed To Traffic
• U.S. Attorney's Office Creates Anti-Human Trafficking Coalition
• Sports Memorabilia Auction Supporting Myasthenia Gravis Association Begins This Week
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• 54th Running Of The Adios At The Meadows Will Be Run With No Fans
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