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Articles from July 24, 2020

• Muncy Homers Twice, Leads Stripling, Dodgers Over Giants 9-1
• In 1st MLB Game with New Extra-Inning Rule, A's Slam Angels
• Amador Sheriff Expecting FBI Analysis In Death Of Former DHS Whistleblower Philip Haney
• A's Slam Angels in 1st MLB Game With New Extra-Inning Rule
• Drive-Thru 'Burner' Art Festival Brings Hundreds Of People Practicing Social Distancing
• KPIX 5 Investigation Reveals Paycheck Protection Program Is Vulnerable To Fraud
• Valencia Street in SF Mission District Goes Car-Free
• 'We Will Never Find Peace': STEM School Shooting Victim Kendrick Castillo's Father At Gunman's Sentencing
• Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Says Radical Groups Are Embedded In Homeless Camps
• Floyd, San Francisco Zoo's Oldest Giraffe, Dies at Age 18
• Caught On Video: Dispatcher, Riverside Police Officer Help Mom Perform CPR On Teenage Son Found Not Breathing
• Pandemic Pay It Forward: Sacramento State Student Using Unemployment Stimulus Money To Help Others
• SoCal School Leaders Encouraged By CDC Guidelines For Reopening Schools During Pandemic
• Rats Ravage Backyard Gardens In Carmichael, Neighbor Blames Vacant Schools
• Vigil Held For Man Killed In South LA Hit-And-Run
• 'Where's My Justice?' Woman Fears For Her Life As Violent Prisoner Is Released Due To Pandemic
• Dodgers Wallop Giants in 2nd Outing of Abbreviated COVID-19 Season
• LAPD Loses First Sworn Officer To Coronavirus
• Sacramento's Aftershock Festival Pushed To 2021, Metallica And My Chemical Romance Will Still Headline
• 2 State Prison Inmates, 1 From San Quentin, Die From Suspected COVID-19 Complications
• Max Kepler Hits 2 HR, Twins Power Past White Sox 10-5 In Season Opener
• Dozens Of Protesters March Through Downtown Denver
• Aurora Public Schools Plans For 8 Weeks Of Remote Learning
• Extra $600 Unemployment Checks To End This Weekend
• Butterflies, Memorial Mark Where Cyclist Alexis Bounds Was Killed Last Summer
• Weld County Fair Takes All The Livestock Action Online This Year
• 1 Killed When Dump Truck Crashes Into Longmont Home
• Mass. House Passes Police Reform Bill
• LADOT Extends Relaxed Parking Enforcement Through Aug. 16
• IDES Benefits Scam Targets Seniors; 'It's Upsetting'
• 23-Year-Old Killed In South Sacramento Shooting, Sheriff's Office Says
• Colorado Restaurant Workers Call On Sen. Gardner To Extend Unemployment Benefits
• Minnesota Businesses Gearing Up To Enforce The Statewide Mask Mandate
• De Blasio Promises Stepped Up Enforcement At Bars And Restaurants As Cuomo Says Not Enough Is Being Done
• Cardinals Beat Pirates 5-4 In Opener
• Facing Fears About COVID In Schools, Some Parents Consider Bringing Teachers To Students With 'Pod Learning'
• Maryland Weather: Severe Storms Bring Flash Flooding To Parts Of Baltimore; Multiple Water Rescues Made
• 'We Hope We Could Save One Person': Family Of Teen Who Drowned In Raritan Bay Hope To Help Others After Tragedy
• Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman Revises COVID-19 Related Restrictions For Some Restaurants
• Some Chicago Bars Close Up Again Amid The Resetting Of COVID-19 Rules
• Temporary South Florida Coronavirus 'Surge Testing Sites' Designed For Faster Results
• Local Crab Picking Houses Could Be Cause Of Rising COVID-19 Positivity Rate In Dorchester County, State Officials Say
• Martinez Has 3 RBIs, Red Sox Beat Orioles 13-2 In Opener
• Police Seek Man, Woman In Alleged Uber Driver Assault In Brooklyn
• 3 men face federal gun crime charges as part of "Operation Legend"
• 'Sports Is A Really Big Deal': Parents Of High School Athletes Voice Concerns Over Delay
• Covid-19 Can Be A Prolonged Illness, Even For Young Adults, CDC Report Says
• Orioles Kneel During Pregame Tribute To Black Lives Matter Movement; Stand With Arms Locked For National Anthem
• Customers In Pittsburgh Looking To Support Black-Owned Businesses
• No Fans Allowed As Mets Host Braves In 2020 Season Opener
• Three Arrested In Chicago On Federal Gun Charges In 'Operation Legend'
• Man Fatally Shoots Employee During Argument About Appointment At Mount Laurel Medical Facility: Prosecutors
• Phillies Fans Crowd Gates Of Citizens Bank Park To Catch Glimpse As Team Drops Opener To Marlins
• Rangers Open Pandemic-Shortened Season In Brand New Globe Life Field With 1-0 Win Vs. Rockies
• Fans Gather Outside Fenway Park For Red Sox Home Opener
• Tracking The Tropics: Hanna Strengthening & Forecast To Make Landfall As Hurricane In South Texas On Saturday
• 25 People From 5 States, Including Maryland, Arrested On Drug Charges
• The Do's And Don'ts Of Face Masks, Including How Best To Clean Them
• A Perfect Night At Fenway As Red Sox Roll Over Orioles On Opening Day
• Riverside County Fair & National Date Festival Cancels 2021 Event
• First Responders Looking For 14-Year-Old Girl In Monongahela River Near West Mifflin
• Man Shot In Face, Killed In Crown Heights
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Gonzalo To Bring Gusty Wind, Heavy Rain To Southern Windward Islands Saturday
• San Jose cop on leave after rough arrest caught on video
• Marlins Long Awaited Season Opener Is Smashing Success With 5-2 Win Over Phillies
• Reunion Between Long-Lost Brothers Delayed Because Of Coronavirus
• Fireworks Set Off Inside Dallas Target Store, 1 Employee Injured
• LAPD Reports 16 More Employees Have Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Masks On Airplanes: American, Southwest Airlines Say No Exemptions Will Be Made
• Private Memorial Will Follow Week-Long Celebration Of Life For Rep. John Lewis
• 16-Year-Old Boy Shot In The Face Friday Night, Baltimore Police Say
• Police Officers Association Of Michigan Endorses Trump For Re-Election
• Buffalo, Minn. Community Members Continue To Have Tough Conversations About Race
• TCF Bank Announces $1B Loan Commitment Supporting Minority, Women Owned Business 
• Falmouth High School Graduation Canceled After Seniors Possibly Exposed To Coronavirus
• Hershey's CEO Hopes People Will Still Go Trick-Or-Treating This Halloween
• Chief Craig Speaks Out After Officer Involved Shooting
• Chinese Hospital Test, Track & Trace Program Stops COVID-19 Outbreak At Chinatown SRO
• New Case Of Dengue Fever In The Florida Keys Brings Total To 17
• Loved Ones Hold Vigil For 2-Year-Old King Hill, Allegedly Killed By Babysitter
• 'Old Is Gold': 56-Year-Old SoCal Woman Featured In SI's Swimsuit Issue
• Philadelphia Historical Commission Votes In Favor Of Removing Christopher Columbus Statue From Marconi Plaza
• Hendricks Goes 9; Rizzo HRs, Sanitizes; Cubs Beat Brew 3-0
• ICE bans international students from entering U.S. for online classes
• Former Miami Heat Superstar LeBron James Donating $100K To Help Ex-Felons In Florida Pay Their Debts So They Can Vote
• Buzzing Back: Program Teaches Inmates About Beekeeping, Helps The Environment
• Big Lake Homicide Victim Identified As City Council Member Rosalie Johnson
• Motorist Killed In Head-On Crash In Nowthen Identified As Jared Hortian  
• Postal Workers Union Sounds Alarm Over Budget, Trump Administration Rhetoric On Mail-In Ballots
• Pitt Reports 6 More Cases Of Coronavirus In Students And Faculty Or Staff
• Florida Delays Fall High School Football As Coronavirus Cases Surge
• San Francisco Zoo's Tallest, Oldest Giraffe, Floyd, Dies
• Family Claims Johnson & Wales University Won't Return Room And Board Fees Never Used
• Yelp: 60 Percent Of Closed Restaurants Will Not Reopen
• 'Love Yuba Like A Local': Advocates Urge Visitors To Respect The River
• Fullerton Restaurant Set On Fire Due To Mask Policy, Chef Says
• Bill That Allows California To Apply For Swamp Rat-Eradication Funding Passes House
• Hurricane Warning As Tropical Storm Hanna Approaches Texas
• Lawsuit challenges detention of migrant children at Texas hotel
• State Reaching Back Out To Recruit Qualified Staff For California Health Corps
• Stage 4 Employees Working In Live Entertainment Concerned About Losing Extra $600 On Unemployment Checks
• NFL Training Camps Will Open On Time After League, Union Agree On COVID-19 Plans
• State Orders Cary Jay Smith To Register As Sex Offender — Again
• San Jose Police Officer On Leave After Rough Arrest Caught On Video
• Remembering Beloved Meteorologist Jerry Taft
• New Poll Shows More Texans Disapprove Of President Trump's Handling Of Pandemic
• San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report New Coronavirus Deaths; Riverside Reports New Cases
• Idlewild And SoakZone Only Open 3 Days Per Week For Remainder Of Season
• Skyrocketing COVID-19 Cases In Oakland Traced To Large Parties, Gatherings At Lake Merritt
• LAPD officer and soon-to-be father dies of COVID-19 complications
• Florida Gov. DeSantis Joins President Trump As He Signs Executive Orders To Lower Rx Drug Prices
• Coronavirus Outbreak Reported At Courtyard Healthcare Center In Davis
• Céspedes Homers As DH In Return, Mets Edge Braves
• More City Roads Added To Baltimore's 'Slow Streets' Program
• 24th Annual Chicano Music Festival Moves Online With Full Lineup
• Morgan State University Updating Food Options, Dining Facilities On Campus
• Universal Studios Hollywood Cancels Halloween Horror Nights Over 'Ongoing Business Restrictions'
• Under Armour Back Out With Its Popular Sportsmask Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Armenian School In San Francisco Vandalized With Hateful Graffiti
• Suspect Shot By San Joaquin County Deputies At Stockton Hotel Dies
• Missing Central Valley 2-Year-Old Special Needs Boy Found Dead; Parents Arrested For Murder
• Baltimore City Restaurant Week Is Now Underway Through August 2
• El Dorado Hills Family Killed In Amador County Crash Remembered As Happy And Loving
• Claremont Salon Offering Facials On Front Lawn To Comply With State Orders
• Red Sox Jackie Bradley Jr., Alex Verdugo Kneel For National Anthem On Opening Day
• Pittsburgh Pirates' Jarrod Dyson Takes Knee During National Anthem
• Baltimore County Police Renew Call For Information In New Year's Eve Double Homicide In Halethorpe
• Reopenings: San Jose Mayor San Liccardo Refutes Trump Administration COVID-19 Criticism
• Way To Go Offers Guidance For Making Telework The New Normal
• Rabid Bat Found Outside AT&T Store In Anaheim
• Lakewest YMCA Closure Is Latest Blow To West Dallas Area During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Early Voting Shattering All Records In Minnesota, 'Magnitudes Above' Recent Elections
• Man Who Helped In Cleanup After George Floyd Uprising Launches Black-Owned Bottled Water Company
• Philadelphia Police Warning People Not To Swim In Rivers, Creeks Following Drownings of Young Swimmers
• City Mistakenly Cuts Power To Compliant Businesses During Shutdown Enforcement Effort At Neighboring Gym
• Man Wanted For Apparently Punching Starbucks Barista Over Mask Policy; Tip Jar Reportedly Stolen
• California Governor Pledges Support For Essential Workers
• Helicopter Aids New Chairlift Construction To Replace Pali Lift At A-Basin
• Denver Weather: Rainy Weather Likely This Weekend
• Barron Trump's school will not fully reopen in the fall
• 31 Teens In Middletown, New Jersey, Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Reward Offered For Info On Intentional Killing Of Florida Panther
• Children Treated For Exposure To Chlorine At Glacier Hills Association Pool In Parsippany, Police Say
• Exclusive: Community Activists Work With NYPD On New Initiative To Confront Rising Crime In Chelsea, Hell's Kitchen
• 8 New York City Public Pools Reopen, 7 More To Open Aug. 1
• Columbus Controversy: What's Next For The Statue And Other Monuments In Chicago?
• 'Cancel The Rent' | Community Groups Call On Gov. Hogan To Extend Moratorium On Evictions
• Evesham Township Police Searching For Thieves Who Stole 8 Phones From Sprint Store
• Family And Friends Pay Tribute To Alameda County Deputy Who Died From COVID Complications
• OC Reports 13 Additional Deaths, 710 New Coronavirus Cases
• Cedric The Entertainer Returns As Host Of 'Greatest #AtHome Videos'
• 100 days from election, top intel official warns of foreign interference
• Former USC Gynecologist George Tyndall Pleads Not Guilty To New Charges
• Fire Crews Battle Greater Alarm Blaze At Former Pico-Robertson Synagogue; 1 Firefighter Taken To Hospital
• Cal Expo To Lay Off Over Half Of Its Full-Time Employees
• Maya 'Alec' McKinney Being Sentenced To Life In Prison With Possibility Of Parole For Deadly STEM School Shooting
• Lighting Strikes Home In Middletown, New Jersey
• Pittsburgh Pirates Put Up Black Lives Matter Banner Inside PNC Park
• 12 Department Of Child, Family And Adult Services Workers Test Positive For COVID-19 In Sacramento County
• Upper Peninsula Identified As Spaceport Launch And Autonomous Vehicle Testing Site
• Demonstrators Gather In Lafayette To Show Solidarity With Portland Protesters
• $10K Reward Offered For Information In Shooting Death Of 10-Year-Old Boy
• Minnesota Vikings Sign Head Coach Mike Zimmer To 3-Year Contract Extension
• Homeless Man Arrested After Allegedly Punching Burbank Police Officer
• Protesters Demand Closure Of CPD Homan Square Facility
• Authorities Name Roy Den Hollander As Suspect In Shooting Death Of Attorney Marc Angelucci
• On A Positive Note: Woman Turns Terrifying Encounter Into Learning Experience With Self-Defense Class
• New Jersey Again Forces Atilis Gym In Bellmawr To Close After Repeatedly Defying Orders
• Former Trump Lawyer Michael Cohen Released From Prison Again
• Princeton ISD Announces Death Of Long-Time Construction Trades Teacher Charlie Long
• Pa. Legislators Send Letter To Gov. Tom Wolf, Requesting Restrictions Be Readjusted For Bars And Restaurants
• Long Island Teens Organize Food Pantry To Feed East End Families Struggling During Pandemic
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: Catching Up With The Phillie Phanatic On Opening Day
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 214 New Cases, 14 Deaths
• Phillies Warm Up In Black Lives Matter Shirts, Hold Pregame Display Of Unity In Fight Against Racial Injustice
• COVID-19 Support Groups A Life Line For Survivors Suffering Panic Attacks, Memory Loss, Other Lingering Symptoms
• Baltimore Police Department Says It Has Not Received 'Official Notification Or Intent' From Government To Deploy Federal Law Enforcement To City
• HUD Secretary Ben Carson Warns Some In Black Lives Matter Protests Are Being 'Manipulated'
• 'I Think It's Great', Mayor Carlos Gimenez On Five New Pop Up Coronavirus Test Sites That Opened Friday
• Newspaper delivery man's grocery service continues to be a lifeline
• Questions about scooter company behind fatal crash
• 31-Year-Old Man Shot In South Baltimore Friday Afternoon, Police Say
• Summer Residents May Bring Coronavirus Spike To Nantucket
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: Aspiring Sports Broadcasters Training Virtually This Summer
• Food Court Vendors In New York, New Jersey Call For Malls To Open Up Seating To Customers
• Sioux Falls Man, 79, Charged In 1974 Murder Of Mae Herman In Willmar
• Vice President Mike Pence To Visit University Of Miami Monday To Mark Beginning Of Phase 3 COVID-19 Vaccine Trials
• 'We Are Navigating In Strange Waters': Miami-Dade Property Appraiser 'Worried' About Upcoming Property Taxes
• Culling Canada Geese: First Gentleman Marlon Reis Asks Denver To 'Exhaust All Non-Lethal Options'
• Millions of Americans face homelessness when eviction moratorium lifts
• Volunteers Band Together To Keep Community Safe With Racist Attacks Against Asian Americans On The Rise
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Milwaukee officials concerned about federal officers during DNC
• School Districts Struggle To Create Definitive Reopening Plans As Local, State Guidance Constantly Changes
• 19-Year-Old Man Charged In Crash That Killed 2 Teens In Northeast Philadelphia
• Richland High School Drops Confederate-Related Themes, Becomes Royals
• Virtual Public School Sees Spike In Interest And Growing Wait List
• Tri-County Health Department's 90-Day Face Mask Order Now In Effect
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: Sesame Place Celebrates 40th Birthday In Time Of COVID-19
• Woman's Body Found Along Colorado River Identified As Ventura Student Killed In 2018 Boat Crash
• Teachers In Westford Say No To In-Person Teaching In The Fall
• Gov. Walz Announces $1.4 Mil. State Disaster Assistance To Five MN Counties Damaged By Spring Flooding
• Chef Cindy Hutson Closing Ortanique On The Mile In Coral Gables After 21 Years
• Universal Orlando Cancels Halloween Horror Nights Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• San Francisco Muni Driver Assaulted With Bat After Asking Passengers To Put On COVID-19 Masks
• Remote, Hybrid, Or In-Person? School Districts Continue To Grapple With Safe Reopening Of Class
• Road To Reopening: Steinway & Sons Piano Factory Back To Full Production After Pandemic Shutdown
• Red Sox Superfan To Watch Opener From Home For First Time In Decades
• City Expanding Open Streets Program To Include 'Play Streets' In All 5 Boroughs
• LA County Reports 44 New Coronavirus Deaths, 1,949 Cases
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• New Travel Order Requires Quarantine Upon Entering Massachusetts, Includes $500 Fine
• Sen. Cory Gardner Visits Rocky Mountain Arsenal To Promote Great American Outdoors Act
• Crow Wing Co. Authorities Looking For Help Identifying Deerwood Bank Armed Robbery Suspect
• Philadelphia Live Event Workers Call For More Financial Support As Weekly Federal Unemployment Benefits Expire
• As Minnesota Waits For Gov. Walz's Fall School Announcement, Wisconsin Districts Publish Their Plans
• LAUSD Police Report More Than 215 Break-Ins At Schools, Facilities Since Shutdown
• Tesla Sues Rival Rivian Claiming Employees Stole Trade Secrets
• New Research Shines Light On Importance Of Face Masks In Fight Against Spreading COVID-19
• Cuomo Calls For Investigation After New Yorkers Again Allowed To Enroll In Global Entry, Other Trusted Traveler Programs
• Rapid Coronavirus Tests Expanding In New York City As Some Wait Almost 2 Weeks For Results
• Brothers Charged In Clash With Security Guards Over Masks At Van Nuys Target
• Former UC Davis Researcher From China Juan Tang Sought By FBI Booked Into Sacramento County Jail
• Opening Day Arrives For Cubs, White Sox; But The Only Fans In The Stands Will Be Cardboard, And Only On The South Side
• I-Team: Woman Accused Of Beating And Drowning Her Dog Facing Animal Cruelty Charges
• Strip Clubs, Cigar Bars Shut Down In New Dallas County Order Due To Not Wearing Masks During Pandemic
• Hingham Fire Department To Remove Thin Blue Line Flags From Engines
• Smithsonian National Zoo Welcomes Back Visitors
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Says Parents Can Choose Full-Time Remote Learning For Students This Fall
• Tropical Storm Hanna Expected To Make Landfall On Texas Gulf Coast As Hurricane
• De Blasio: 'New York City Is Coming Back Strong' Despite Criticism From Cuomo, Bratton
• NYPD: 89-Year-Old Woman Slapped In Face, Set On Fire In Brooklyn
• Allegheny County's COVID-19 Field Response Team Releases First Report On Inspections
• Maryland Faces Shortage Of Election Judges Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Multiple Southwestern Pa. Counties' Percent Positivity 'Concerning' To State Officials As Missouri, Wyoming Are Added To Travel Quarantine List
• Brent Seabrook Won't Travel With Blackhawks For Playoffs
• Toddler Rushed To Hospital After Falling From Window In Washington Heights
• Trump signs executive orders intended to lower drug prices
• Parents Of Missing Central California Boy Arrested After Remains Found
• Boston's Museum Of Fine Arts Thinks It Has The Best 'Museum Bum'
• Dallas Police Perform Large Meth Bust After Traffic Stop
• Attorney Tests Positive For Coronavirus, Judge Orders Court Facilities Closed And No In-Person Hearings
• 'Act Of Intolerance': Tire Marks Found On Worcester Black Lives Matter Street Mural
• Brookline Nursing Assistant Charged With Stealing Resident's Credit Card
• Eastbound Lanes Reopen After Fire Burning Along I-580 In Richmond Controlled
• Lost Stuffed Animal At Cincinnati Airport Takes Social Media By Storm Before Being Reunited With Owner
• 4 MLB Players, 2 Staffers Test Positive For COVID-19 Ahead Of Opening Day
• Some DFW Bars To Put Liquor License On The Line By Defying State Shutdown Order On Saturday
• Chicago Weather: Hot Throughout The Weekend
• Weekend Events: City Park Jazz At Home, Wild West Walking Tours And Bow Wow Film Festival
• Mayor Lightfoot Names Head Of New Office Of Public Safety Administration; Public Library Commissioner Andrea Telli Retiring
• LA County Fire Sending Task Force To Help Hawaii As Hurricane Douglas Approaches
• Dallas Crews Pull Body From Lake Ray Hubbard
• Miami Heat Win First Exhibition Game & Adjust To Life In The NBA Bubble
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: More Than 1,000 New COVID-19 Cases Reported
• Philadelphia Streets Department Counters Union's Accusation Of Unsafe Work Conditions With PPE Display
• Minnesota Zoo Reopens To Visitors, Takes COVID-19 Precautions
• Jerry Westrom's Murder Trial Date Set For April, Accused Of Killing Jeanie Ann Childs In 1993
• 40-Hour Standoff: Lynn Woman Locks Herself, Child In Bedroom With Knife
• Oprah Donates $3M To Provide Scholarships For South LA Residents Impacted By COVID-19
• Petition Started To Change Name Of Denver's Columbus Park To La Raza
• Gold Fire In Rural Northeastern California Grows To Nearly 30 Square Miles, 35% Contained
• Sacramento County Woman, 56, Suspected Of Lighting Dog On Fire
• Father Killed, Son Injured After Being Hit By Apparent Speeding Car In Carrollton, Police Say
• Man Found Dead On Street In San Francisco's Bayview Identified
• Blue Jays To Play In Buffalo Minor League Park Amid COVID-19 Pandemic; Had Been In Talks With Orioles About Using Camden Yards
• Newsom Announces Effort To Expand Protections For Essential Workers
• Red Sox Opening Day Lineup: J.D. Martinez Batting 2nd Against Orioles
• Comp-U-Dopt Offers Free Laptops To Students In Need
• Phillies Fans Excited For Season To Start Despite Coronavirus Changes
• Man Accused Of Spray-Painting Derogatory Message Outside Black Family's Home Charged
• 'It's Time To Raise Pennsylvania's Minimum Wage': Gov. Wolf Calls On State Legislators To Raise Minimum Wage
• Pasadena Police Searching For Car In Double Shooting That Killed Duarte Man
• 'Hit The Reset Button' - Some UC Medical Experts Urge 2nd Shutdown To Contain COVID-19 Surge
• Santiago Cruz, Inmate Serving 125-Years-To-Life In Prison, Released Due To Coronavirus
• State Health Services Urges Texans Not To Spread Misinformation About Coronavirus: 'It Can Prolong The Pandemic'
• McDonald's mandates face masks at its 14,000 U.S. restaurants
• NBA Will Have 'Virtual Fans' At Games In Orlando
• Study: Wearing Mask Properly Over Nose Limits Risk Of Contracting COVID-19
• Silverthorne Police Report Slowest Chase Ever
• Massachusetts Officially Makes Juneteenth A State Holiday
• Popular Auburn State Recreation Area Road Closed To Parking After Seeing Surge In Visitors
• Minneapolis City Council Votes 9-3 To Eliminate MPD Public Information Officer Role
• Homemade Facemasks Should Have Multiple Layers To Stop Spread Of Coronavirus, Study Finds
• Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb's Mask Mandate Lacks Criminal Enforcement
• NBA Player Arron Afflalo Headlines Diverse Group Bidding To Buy Wolves, AP Sources Say
• PennDOT Extends Expiration Dates For Drivers' Licenses, ID Cards And Learner's Permits
• 'An Investment In Our Future': HUD Sec. Ben Carson Marks Anniversary Of Foster Care Transitional Program In Pittsburgh
• 'We're All Kind Of Waking Up To It': Kirk Cousins Talks On Colin Kaepernick Taking Knee
• Scientists reveal first-ever photo of a solar system like ours
• Renters Hit Hard By COVID-19 Who Live In State-Financed Properties Can Apply For Four Months Of Rent Assistance
• Bali Police Arrest Woodridge Man, Marcus Beam, Wanted In $500,000 Investment Fraud Scheme
• Police Seek 2 Persons Of Interest In Connection To Non-Fatal Shooting
• Ivanka Trump Visits Day Care In Greenwood Village To Promote Affordable Child Care
• The Parade Company Announces Gardner-White As New Presenting Sponsor Of America's Thanksgiving Parade
• New Cases Of Severe Lung Injuries Associated With Vaping, Health Officials Warn
• 5-Year-Old With Underlying Health Conditions Among Latest Dallas County Coronavirus Deaths
• Ice Cream Sales Up, Deodorant Sales Down With More People At Home
• Oakland Voters To Decide On Ballot Measure Strengthening Police Commission
• FDA List Of Potentially Toxic Hand Sanitizer Brands Grows To 75
• Flash Flooding Reported In Yuma County After Storm Dumps Up To 10 Inches Of Rain
• Most Catholic Schools In Baltimore Archdiocese Will Hold In-Person Classes This Fall
• McDonald's And Chipotle Will Require Customers To Wear Masks As COVID-19 Cases Surge
• Ann Taylor and Lane Bryant stores are now bankrupt
• Christopher Columbus Statues Taken Down After Mayor Lightfoot Orders Them 'Temporarily Removed' From Grant Park, Arrigo Park
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Total Cases Climb More Than 900 To 81.7K; Hospitalizations Nearly Flat
• Country Music Legend Garth Brooks Will Perform At Cheyenne Frontier Days In 2021
• South Texas Prepares For Tropical Storm Hanna, Expected To Make Landfall This Weekend
• Car With French Bulldog Puppy Inside Stolen In Berkeley; Police Release Suspect Images
• Ralphs Suspended Employee For Pepper-Spraying Customer Who Rammed Her With Shopping Cart When Asked To Wear A Mask
• It's been 11 years since last time U.S. minimum wage was raised
• Researchers successfully train dogs to detect COVID-19 infections
• Missing Teenager Cub Hoffmann Found
• LeBron James' More Than A Vote Group Raising $100,000 For Florida Rights Restoration Coalition To Pay Fines, Fees To Allow People To Register To Vote
• Bellevue Police Locate Missing 37-Year-Old Shannon Jones
• Homicide Suspected In Man's Death On Popular Santa Ana River Trail
• Bloomington Man Accused Of Shooting Girlfriend, Leading Law Enforcement On Pursuit Into Wisconsin
• 18 Face Charges In Connection With Massachusetts Fentanyl, Heroin, Crack And Cocaine Trafficking Ring
• UNC Drops ACT, SAT Requirements For 2021 High School Graduates
• Surgeon General on safe school return: "We like to see positivity rates less than 10%"
• Off-Duty LAPD Officer Charged With DUI In 2018 Palmdale Crash
• Dallas County Emergency Housing Assistance Program
• As Visits Surge, Truckee Officials Tell Tourists To Stay Away As Social Distancing Becomes Nearly Impossible
• Paige Bueckers, Minnesota Basketball Phenom, To Appear On Sports Illustrated Cover
• Walmart, Home Depot, CVS And Others Will Still Serve Customers Who Refuse To Wear Masks, Despite New Rules
• Vegetation Fire At Antioch Homeless Encampment Extinguished
• Blue Jays to play majority of 2020 home games in N.Y.
• Governor rips his party's "hurtful" anti-LGBT resolution
• Baseball Reopening: Virtual Tom Hanks To Hawk Hot Dogs To Cutout Oakland A's Fans
• FDA Recalls Several More Brands Of Hand Sanitizer That Contain Methanol
• Dr. Anthony Fauci's First Pitch At Nationals Game Now On A Baseball Card
• Michael Cohen released from prison again
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,532 New COVID-19 Cases, 19 Additional Deaths; 4 Counties At Warning Level
• Mt. Lebanon Police Search For Missing 18-Year-Old Mariela Lopez Escalante
• Cedric The Entertainer On What Viewers Can Expect From 'The Greatest #AtHomeVideos': 'Laugh, Cry, Become Inspired'
• Grand Prairie Detectives Investigating Killing Of 20-Year-Old On Candlelight Lane
• McDonald's, Chipotle To Require Face Masks At All US Locations
• Disabled Air Force Veteran Denied Entry To Peterson Air Force Base Commissary Over Inability To Wear Mask
• New York City Zoos Reopen To All
• Pacifica Police Arrest Moraga Man Suspected In 2 Attempted Carjackings
• The Dig Callback: At McNulty's Tea & Coffee, A Time-Honored Shop Meets A New Normal
• McDonald's, Chipotle Join Businesses Requiring Customers To Wear Masks
• Sheriff: Beware Of Companies Claiming They'll Pave Your Driveway With Leftover Tar
• Coronavirus In Baltimore: Indoor Dining Closes Friday As Cases In City Top 10K
• Allegheny County Sheriff's Office To Hold First Drive-Thru License To Carry Event
• 2 Detroit Summer School Students Test Positive For Covid-19
• Fauci says "serious threats" have been made against him and his family
• Thief Rams Van into Vernon Circle K, Ransacks Store
• Is It Safe To Get A Massage? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Pa. State Police Issue Most Coronavirus Guidance Warnings To Pittsburgh Liquor Establishments Out Of Any Region In The State
• Pennsylvania Sees Another Day Of More Than 1,000 COVID-19 Infections
• Having A Good Cry Is Good For You, Psychiatrists Say
• Chicago Weather: Weekend Warmup Approaching
• Intel Shares Drop Sharply After Announcing Delay In Next-Generation Chips
• V-NO Winebar In Fells Point Closed Temporarily After Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• 'We Do Not Believe It's Safe': Somerville Schools Won't Fully Reopen In Fall
• Portion Of I-76 In Center City Closed This Weekend For Viaduct Project
• Yolo County Issues Mass Isolation, Mass Quarantine Order For People Who Have Tested Positive For Coronavirus
• Owner Of Tony Luke's In South Philadelphia, Son Indicted On Tax Fraud Charges
• Blue Jays To Play In Buffalo During 2020 Season
• Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Lawsuit Claims Drone Took Pictures Of Baby Archie At Their Los Angeles-Area Home
• Governor Cuomo: 'The Toronto Blue Jays, We Are Still Pursuing To Play In Buffalo'
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces More Than 1,200 More Coronavirus Cases And 22 Additional Deaths
• Detroit To Honor Covid-19 Victims Aug. 30-31
• As Cases Continue To Rise, Federal Team Evaluates MN's COVID-19 Response
• Colorado Civil Air Patrol Delivers Crucial PPE To Rural Hospitals
• Cleveland Indians Will Talk With Native American Leaders About Team Name, Owner Says
• Indiana Surpasses 1,000 New COVID-19 Cases, A New Record
• Multiple Inmates And Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus At Fayette County Prison, Criminal Trials Suspended For The Month Of August
• Walmart, Others Will Still Serve Customers Who Refuse To Wear Masks, Despite New Rules
• State Rep. Anthony Sabatini To Sue Broward Over Mask Mandate
• Denver Gives State Troopers Authority To Sweep Camps Amid Triple Shooting Near Capitol
• D.C. NFL team coach: Changing name is "harder" than anticipated
• Cam Newton's Former Coach Likes QB's Fit With Josh McDaniels In New England
• Harper Woods Man Faces Charges After Using Prosthetic Face To Steal From Casinos
• FBI Takes Wanted Chinese Researcher Into Custody; She Had Been Harbored In SF Consulate
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Alistair
• Man Shot, Killed At Apartment On South Center Street In Arlington
• Two Killed, One Injured In Baltimore County Crash Thursday Afternoon
• 'DoppelRangers' Ready For Opening Day At Globe Life Field
• Pittsburgh Steelers Sign On All 2020 Draft Picks
• Kennywood Closing On Mondays And Tuesdays For Rest Of Season
• Advocates Sue Boston Police, Schools To See If They Share Info With ICE
• Authorities Investigating Death Of Man At Collingswood PATCO Station
• Alternate Side Parking Suspended Next Week, Coming Back Aug 3 - Sept 5
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 773 More COVID-19 Cases Reported On Eve Of Statewide Mask Mandate
• Little Caesars® Donating Its One Millionth Pizza To Those Keeping Us Healthy And Safe
• Three Illinois Congressmen Demand Federal Agents Coming To Chicago Coordinate With Mayor, Governor
• 10-Year-Old Girl Among 8 Hurt In Queens House Fire
• Two Burglary Suspects In Custody After Leading Douglas County Deputies On Early Morning Chase
• Joshua ISD Plans To Start School Year With In-Person Learning Option
• Local Foundation To Host 'Christmas In July' Charity Event Providing Toys, Resources To Detroit Families
• 25 People From New Jersey, 4 Other States Arrested On Drug Charges
• Former Wake Forest Basketball Coach Sentenced For Throwing Punch That Led To Man's Death In Queens In 2018
• Virginia Evicts Confederate Monuments From Its State Capitol
• Garmin fitness tracking service goes down, frustrating users
• Burdick Street To Close For 3 Weeks As Part Of M-24 Reconstruction In Oxford
• Chicago removes Christopher Columbus statues "until further notice"
• Man Attempting To Stop Liquor Store Thief Killed In Long Beach Hit-And-Run
• Dallas Man Dies After Flipping His Car, Crashing Into Light Pole
• Many California Restaurants Hanging By A Thread After Renewed Indoor Closures
• Prince Harry and Meghan sue over paparazzi photos of Archie
• Sidney Crosby Returns To Full Practice With The Penguins
• Staffer for Florida congressman dies of COVID-19
• Michael Fisher Arrested In 2019 Homicide Of Maryland National Guard Member Jerry Eley
• MLB, Players Agree To Expand Playoffs To 16 Teams For 2020
• Police Investigating Fatal Rollover Crash On I-275
• Celtics Eager To Find Out What They Can Be Entering NBA Restart
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance: Miami-Dade Sees Big One Day Increase Of 3,362 Cases
• Kristi Trevarrow Continues To Be A Driving Force For Downtown Rochester With New Love Local Campaign
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 198 New Coronavirus Cases, Countywide Total Surpasses 7,000
• Fare Collection, Front-Door Boarding To Resume On Metro Transit Buses Next Month
• Downtown Disney Puts Stricter Requirements On Mask Types
• LeBron James Speaks On Breonna Taylor's Death, Black Lives Matter: 'I Understand You Might Feel For Us. But You Will Never Truly Understand What It Is To Be Black In America'
• 18-Year-Old Missing From Gwynn Oak Since July 10, Officials Say
• Interview: Little Sprouts Academy
• Stockton Eyes 400 Rooms In Atlantic City Hotel For Students
• Residents In Six Downstate Illinois Counties Sue Gov. JB Pritzker Over COVID-19 Restrictions
• Liam's List: Your Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• Here's What NHL Games Will Look And Sound Like When Hockey Returns
• Fauci: "We could start talking about real normality again" in 2021
• Garden City Man Faces Felony Charges After Posting Ad Seeking Sex With Dogs
• Delta Flight Delayed After 2 Passengers Refuse To Wear Masks
• Sonoma Supes Consider Fines Up To $10,000 Over Non-Compliance With COVID-19 Measures
• Reopening: San Francisco's Ferry Building Reclassified As Transit Hub, Restaurants, Shops Allowed To Reopen
• Motor City's Misery Will Not Be Helped By Fan-Free Baseball
• Tarrant County Back-to-School Roundup
• Colorado Weather: Summer Monsoon Strengthens, Rain Is Guaranteed!
• SpaceX, NASA Looking At September For Next Astronaut Launch To Space Station
• Health Officials Report 170 New Coronavirus Cases In Collin County
• Washington Football Team Head Coach Ron Rivera: 'We're Not Close' To Choosing New Name
• What A Mess: Red Sox Now Confirm Governor Charlie Baker Will Be Part Of First Pitch Ceremonies
• Families Displaced By 2-Alarm Fire In Stockton
• Jets Safety Jamal Adams On Adam Gase: 'Don't Feel He's Right Leader For Organization To Reach Promised Land'
• Man And Woman Killed In Rollover Crash On Gun Club Road
• US Mint Asks Americans To 'Start Spending Their Coins' Amid Shortage
• 16-Year-Old Shot, Killed At Arcadia Park In Dallas
• PTL Links: July 24, 2020
• Man Shot, Killed In El Monte; Gunman At Large
• 9 Things That Will Be Different During Shortened Phillies Season
• Here Comes The Weirdest Red Sox Season Ever
• Girl Riding ATV Hit By Truck In Northern Minnesota
• Man keeps promise made in 1992 and splits $22 million lottery winnings
• Montecito Home Owned By Ellen DeGeneres, Portia de Rossi Hit By Burglars
• Tyreek Hill Adds To Chiefs' Dynasty Delusions, Predicts Seven Super Bowls For Kansas City
• Brian Farrar Arrested After Assault At Circle K In Boulder Turns Deadly
• Discovery Of Unexploded WWI-Era Ordnance Shuts Down Part Of Park In DC
• Roseville Man Accused Of Leaving Threatening Notes At Homes With 'Black Lives Matter' Signs, Inclusive Messages
• Hong Kong lawmaker says, "I don't know how I can protect myself"
• CBS4 Broncos Position Breakdowns: Safeties
• Hamlin Races For Fifth Cup Victory Of Season
• Studios Again Push Back Releases Of Their Big-Ticket Movies Amid Surging COVID-19
• Minnesota Weather: Excessive Heat Warning Issued For The Twin Cities, Northwestern Minnesota
• Reopening: San Francisco Schools Developing 'Learning Hubs' For Remote Teaching
• Newsom Will Decide If Manson Cult Follower Leslie Van Houten Gets Paroled
• Man Dead After Shooting In Stockton
• Sewage In Maine To Be Tested To Determine Prevalence Of Coronavirus
• 90-Year-Old Man Reported Missing From Baltimore County Found Safe
• Houston Dash Head Coach James Clarkson On NWSL Challenge Cup Final: 'Our Feet Are Definitely On The Ground, There's A Real Focus In The Group'
• Firefighters Injured While Responding To Five-Alarm Fire In Bellevue
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/24 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• COVID-19 Mask Safety: Two Or Three Layers Best To Protect Against Virus, Study Finds
• Vote-by-mail experiment reveals potential issues: "I just don't trust the mail"
• Missing 75-Year-Old From Columbia Found Safe, Howard County Police Say
• Learn About The Amon Carter Museum Virtually
• Top 3 Pairing Mistakes To Avoid On National Wine And Cheese Day
• Motorcyclist Killed In East Bethel Crash Identified As Michael McCauley
• AMC Theatres Postpones Reopening Again As Summer Blockbusters Are Delayed
• Medical Experts Urge Another Shutdown As Coronavirus Cases Surpass 4 Million
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: New Cases Continue Record-Setting Pace; Giants Drop COVID-19 Season Opener; Cash-Strapped Oakland Zoo Set to Reopen
• Minnesota governor signs "long overdue" police reform bill
• Fort Lauderdale Closing City Run Summer Camps
• Roche: Expect Anything In This Wild 2020 Red Sox Season
• Pursuit Suspect Leaps To His Death, Shuts Down 5 Freeway In Anaheim
• 3 Shot Overnight In Baltimore, Police Say
• Michigan AG Taking New Look At 2018 Fatal Police Shooting
• Mookie Betts Takes Knee Before Dodgers Debut; Goes 1-For-5 In Win Over Giants
• Walmart shopper charged with pulling gun during mask dispute
• 15-Year-Old Reported Missing In Aberdeen
• Police Officer Injured In North Philadelphia Crash
• Oakland Police To Add 911 Operators, Upgrade Technology
• Survey: Nearly Half Of Minnesota Teachers Want Distance Learning This Fall
• Suspect Arrested In Bronx Double Homicide, Second Gunman Still At Large
• U.S. F-15 flies close to Iranian jetliner; Iran says passengers hurt
• Body Of Woman Found In South Shore Apartment; Death Investigation Underway
• 2 Dead, 4 Injured After Drive-By Shooting In West Pullman
• Former WVU Associate Professor Pleads Guilty To Fraud
• Police Recovered His Stolen Car, But Never Told Him, Leaving Him With $685 In Fees
• Country Singer Tim McGraw Thanks Nurses At Virtua Marlton Hospital During Video Call
• From Couch To Work: Kingston Mom Uses Facebook To Get Her Teen Out Of The House During Pandemic
• Researchers flock to mysterious "blue hole" off Florida's coast
• High-Speed Police Chase Ends In Crash In Ligonier
• How COVID almost killed a healthy woman with "no normal symptoms"
• Scammers Stole $250 From Musician's PayPal Account, But He Couldn't Get A Refund
• Professor found dead after backlash over "slave state" tweets
• China Orders US Consulate In Chengdu Closed After Houston Closure
• Violent Crash In Yarmouth Leaves 1 Dead
• Pittsburgh Weather: Mostly Dry Day Leads Into Warm, Sunny Weekend
• Masking Up In Style: For Many, The Mask Mandate Isn't Just About Safety, It's About Fashion
• Tropical Storm Hanna Forecast To Strengthen; Gonzalo Looms
• Congressman says federal forces coming to Chicago could be "deeply disturbing"
• Migrant mom detained by ICE fears being separated from her son
• 2 People Injured After Two-Vehicle Crash In West Philadelphia
• Centers For Disease Control Issues New Guidelines For Schools, Launches Virtual Tool
• "Limited number" of federal agents sent to Seattle, Inslee says
• Philadelphia School Board Delays Vote On District's Reopening Plan
• President Judge Kim Clark Orders Several County Court Facilities Closed
• Judge to federal agents: Hands off journalists at Portland protests
• Freedom Area School District To Start School Year Online
• To Do List: Eat Under The Green Monster, Dumplings & Beer
• Duquesne Light Warning Customers Of Telemarketing Scam
• On A Positive Note: Getting Some 'Mom-Spiration'
• 2020 Pittsburgh Steelers Training Camp Preview: Wide Receivers
• Friday's Show Info (7/24/20)
• Positivity & Grit: Shelton Brings Fresh Perspective To Pirates
• China orders U.S. to shut Chengdu consulate, retaliating for Houston
• New CDC guidelines emphasize schools reopening in the fall

Videos from July 24, 2020

• Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi on "The Takeout" — 7/24/2020
• Parents explore new homeschooling methods amid surge of COVID-19
• San Jose cop on leave after video shows rough arrest of woman
• Los Angeles Police Department officer dies from the coronavirus
• Man's grocery service continues to be a lifeline
• Hurricane season kicks off early with 3 major storms
• Millions face homelessness as eviction moratorium ends
• CDC releases new guidance on school reopenings
• Oregon lawmakers demand federal agents leave amid protest clashes
• Political debate puts unemployment benefits in limbo for millions
• Inconsistent mask policies create confusion and confrontation
• CDC guidelines push to reopen schools with social distancing
• Trump administration pushes to reopen schools as coronavirus cases surge
• CBS Evening News, July 24, 2020
• Coronavirus face masks: Study shows multi-layer masks work better
• Republican Senator Thom Tillis faces tough reelection in North Carolina
• Morehouse College president on decision to hold fall semester virtually
• Congress crafting Phase 4 stimulus as deadline looms on unemployment benefit bonus
• Millions could lose homes homes as federal eviction protections expire
• Top tech CEOs to testify on Capitol Hill in antitrust probe
• Rockefeller Foundation: More COVID-19 testing could help U.S. reopen economy
• Istanbul landmark Hagia Sophia reopens as mosque
• Trump scraps GOP convention plans in Florida as deadline looms for stimulus benefits
• Summer weather has not stopped spread of coronavirus, and a new study identifies 6 "types" of COVID
• Families in ICE custody may have to choose between separation and prolonged detention
• Two friends with special needs defy the odds and graduate high school together
• Portland protest leader speaks out about federal troops
• What happens if Trump doesn't accept the election results?
• Trump cancels RNC in Florida over COVID concerns while pushing for schools to reopen
• Pace of the Breonna Taylor investigation draws criticism
• Head coach Ron Rivera discusses Washington, D.C. NFL team's new name
• Photographer Andre D. Wagner's essay "On Being a Black Photographer"
• Lives to Remember: Jack Turnbull, Mary J. Wilson and more
• Friends keep promise made in 1992 and split $22 million lottery winnings
• Tony Dokoupil examines the risks of mail-in voting
• Weekly $600 jobless benefit set to expire soon as lawmakers negotiate extension
• Rep. John Lewis to lie in state at U.S. Capitol after stop at site of "Bloody Sunday" in Selma
• Two tropical storms expected to hit U.S. over the weekend
• House Democrats rally around AOC after argument with Yoho outside Congress over crime and poverty
• China orders U.S. to shut down Chengdu consulate in retaliatory move
• U.S. surpasses 4 million confirmed coronavirus cases
• Trump cancels Jacksonville convention over COVID-19 fears, but still urges schools to reopen