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Articles from July 27, 2020

• KPIX Investigation Finds San Jose Gyms Defying State Shutdown Orders
• Gilroy to Observe Somber Anniversary of Garlic Festival Mass Shooting
• Alleged Leader Of Neo-Nazi Group Identified As Orangevale Resident Andrew Casarez
• Fear Grips Major League Baseball as Virus Puts Reopened Season in Doubt
• Fit Republic Gym In Woodland Slapped With $2,500 Fine For Continuing To Operate
• In Devastating Double-Blow, Man Loses Everything In Lodi Fire
• Home Renovation Business Booming, Even As Pandemic Causes Nationwide Lumber Shortages
• California Sen. Kamala Harris Seen as Favorite for Biden's Running Mate
• Colorado Inmates Sue Over 'Slave Labor,' Demand Minimum Wage, Paid Vacations, Paid Sick Leave
• Matthew Dieringer, Sought For Allegedly Killing Roommate's Dogs, Arrested
• Hikers, Drivers Briefly Stranded By Telluride Mudslide
• Students, Parents, Teachers Petition Against OC School District's '4x4' Class Schedule
• Shortage Of Fitness Equipment Leads SoCal Man To Create USA-Made Weights
• Concert On Private Ranch In Weld County Shut Down After Thousands Show Up
• DIA's CFO Gisela Shanahan Announces Departure
• Rocklin Football Standout Kristian Ingman Transferring To Florida Academy After Delayed Fall Season
• Caught On Camera: Redlands Man Records Police Pulling Him From Vehicle During Traffic Stop
• Colorado Department Of Agriculture Warns Of Unsolicited Seeds From China Arriving In The Mail
• Escaped Inmate: Jerrol Jones Used 'False Information' And Walked Out
• Big Birthday Bash Prompts Warning From Yuba-Sutter Health Office
• News Anchor Makes History By Receiving First Shot In US Phase 3 Trial Of Coronavirus Vaccine
• Unemployed Coloradans Worry Benefits Will Be Cut As Congress Negotiates New Relief Package
• How Can You Show Support For Racial Justice?
• More Than 660 Kids Have Contracted COVID-19 In Stanislaus County, Health Officials Say
• Rizzo Homers Again As Cubs Beat Virus-Unsettled Cincinnati Reds
• 2 Aurora Officers Hurt In Exchange Of Gunfire With Suspects In Green Valley Ranch
• 'Aurora Is On Fire': Protest Organizers Frustrated With Police Communication
• Senate GOP Outlines Next Coronavirus Relief Bill As Deadline For Enhanced Unemployment Benefits Nears
• Second Time This Week Anti-Semitic Symbol Used In Reference To Statewide Mask Mandate
• Samuel Young Arrested For Firing Gun During Aurora Protest
• Start Of School Year Delayed By 10 Days For Massachusetts Students
• Woman Dies In Apparent Shark Attack In Maine
• Recent Surge In Brazen Robberies, Car Thefts Highlight Growing Problem In Twin Cities
• Funeral Held For 1-Year-Old Davell Gardner Jr., Shot By Stray Bullet Outside Brooklyn Playground
• Medical Experts Cautiously Optimistic With COVID-19 Vaccine Trial Underway
• Barr to testify Portland protests are "an assault on the government"
• Jeffco Schools Teachers Rally For Remote Learning This Fall
• 'This Is Our Family': PNC Park Employees Gather Outside Ballpark To Support Pirates During Home Opener
• Chicago Weather: Clear And Less Humid Monday Night
• Couple Says Alderman Is Unfairly Blocking Them From Opening South Shore Event Space
• Town Of Cicero Says Walgreens Stores Aren't Following Mask Rules
• Colorado Will Send Spruce To Capitol Hill For Christmas
• Person Who Fell From Boat At Aurora Reservoir Found By Fire Department Divers
• 75 Firefighters Called To Quincy House Fire
• Conforto, Alonso, Smith Homer As Mets Beat Red Sox 7-4
• Dr. Joseph Costa, Chief Of Critical Care At Mercy Medical Center, Dies Due To COVID-19
• 6 Injured, 1 Critically, In Rollover Crash Outside South LA Taco Bell
• Group Of OC Parents Out Over $600K After Class Trip Organizers Cancel, File For Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
• 'Today Is A Day Of Hope': Vice President Mike Pence During Visit To University Of Miami Marking Beginning Of Phase 3 COVID-19 Vaccine Trials
• Police Order Traffic Light At Archer And Kedzie To Go Flashing Red For Weekend; Residents Say That's Dangerous
• Coronavirus Unemployment: EDD Pawning Off People With Problems On Lawmakers?
• San Jose Earthquakes Continue To Roll In 5-2 Win Over Real Salt Lake
• Possible Break In The Case Of Wandering Toddler In Miramar
• First On CBS2: Congressman Calls On Mayor, Governor To Suspend Revel's Operations In NYC
• Dashcam Video Shows 2 Good Samaritans Rescue Unconscious Driver From Smoking Car In Burlington Township
• Infant Critically Wounded In Shooting On Bishop Ford Freeway In Pullman
• Pa. Restaurant And Bar Owners To Ask For Coronavirus Recovery Package In Meeting At Capitol
• Maryland Reports First Heat Death Of 2020 With More Warm Weather On The Way
• Target Joins Walmart In Closing Stores On Thanksgiving Day Before 'Black Friday'
• 5 People Shot, 1 Killed In Chatham Drive-By
• Honoring Late Rep. John Lewis: Public Viewing At U.S. Capitol Monday As Body Lies In State
• Hogan: Maryland In A 'Holding Pattern' On Reopening; Rise In COVID-19 Cases Due To More Testing
• Family Of Crash Victims Delaney Gaddis And Deborah Limmer Sues Baltimore County For Allegedly Ignoring Road Safety Complaints
• Johns Hopkins University Creates Program To Teach Kids The Science Behind The Coronavirus
• Man Killed, Another Injured In Baltimore Shootings Monday, Police Say
• Penumbra Theatre: Platform For Black People To Work, Create & Thrive As Artists
• YWCA Minneapolis: Advancing Racial Equity Across Minnesota
• Texas Changes How It Counts Coronavirus Deaths
• Work Begins On Two New Restaurants At Baltimore's Cross Street Market
• DPD Release Fatal Police Shooting Video, Investigating Third Police-Involved Shooting
• Family Of Macomb County Man Shot By Father Demands Harsher Charges
• Southwest Furloughs: CEO Says Its 17,000 Workers Won't Face Layoffs For Now
• Ford's Robo-Pups: The Automaker Says The New Addition Will Help Boost Production
• Over 331 Detroit Public School Students Tested For Coronavirus
• Overtaxed Homeowners: Activist Group Proposes Refund From Detroit
• Fraser Woman Charged With Third-Degree Arson After Setting Car On Fire
• Delaware Residents Receiving Packages Containing Seeds From China As Part Of Apparent Scam
• 3-Year-Old Child Dies After Being Pulled From Eagle Lake
• Coronavirus Outbreak On MLB Team Has Some Associated With North Texas Sports Fearing Similar Predicament
• Pa. Superintendents Group To Gov. Tom Wolf's Administration: We Need More Help On How To Reopen Schools Safely
• Chinese Scientist Charged With Visa Fraud Appears In SF Federal Court
• Coronavirus Hoarding Appears To Have Stopped, But Lines Remain At Local Stores
• Man Hit, Killed By Semi-Trailer Truck At North And Kimball/Homan Avenues
• CA Democratic Lawmakers Propose $100 Billion Economic Stimulus Plan
• West Virginia Gives Residents Option To Use Absentee Ballot In November Election
• Delaware State Police Issue Amber Alert For 2-Year-Old Cristobal Lopez
• Hundreds Of Thousands Of Mail-In Ballots Cast
• 2 Shot At Apartment Complex In McKinney
• FDA Expands List of Potentially Deadly Hand Sanitizers
• National Guard Hosting Another Pop-Up COVID-19 Testing Site In Galt
• Black areas plagued by voting problems in Georgia, activist says
• Bay Area Mom Hands Out Ice Cream In Memory Of Her Son To Help Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Officials Warn Of Unsolicited Seeds Sent From China To Americans, Including Marylanders
• NYPD: Homeless Man Arrested For Attempted Rape On Queens Hiking Trail
• San Francisco Crabbers Fighting To Save Livelihoods After Destructive Pier 45 Fire
• Santa Cruz Boardwalk Workers Laid Off As Pandemic's Financial Impact Takes Its Toll On County
• Missing 19-Year-Old Lord McLaughlin Last Seen In Palmdale
• 1 Dead, 1 Wounded In Early Morning Antioch 7-Eleven Parking Lot Shooting
• 'He Embodied What Jeannette Is': Standout Student-Athlete Killed In Penn Twp. Motorcycle Crash
• Bullet Pierces Bedroom Wall Where Child Was Sleeping; Elkton Police Asking For Information
• LAPD Reports Another Employee Has Tested Positive For COVID-19 Bringing Total To 454
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report New Coronavirus Deaths
• City Of LA To Establish Community Safety Partnership Bureau With LAPD
• 5 Families Forced Out After Damaging House Fire In Passaic, N.J.
• Police Search For Man Suspected Of Stabbing 2 Homeless People In Grant Park On Different Days, Killing One
• Eagan Woman Strives To 'Feel Normal' Again After Battling Breast Cancer
• Canha Homers As Athletics Beat Angels 3-0 For Winning Series
• Governor Announces Two-Tiered Strategy To Slow Spread Of Coronavirus In Central Valley
• Man Fires Shot At Vehicle On I-495 In Montgomery County, Flees Traffic Stop, State Police Say
• 2 Men Shot Near Cicero And Wellington Avenues
• Phase 3 Clinical Trial For COVID-19 Vaccine Begins; Test Participants Sought
• Owners Of Bellmawr, N.J. Gym That Defied Shutdown Order Arrested
• Police Searching For 2 Children Allegedly Abducted In The Bronx By Their Parents Who Do Not Have Custody
• Teen Killed After Being Struck During Hit-And-Run In Arlington
• California Lawmakers Propose $100 Billion Stimulus Plan
• Edgewood Man Missing For More Than Two Weeks, Sheriff's Office Says
• Cubs, White Sox Follow Tight Protocols As MLB Sees First COVID-19 Crisis Of Season
• Sacramento City Unified Distance Learning Plan
• Santa Clara Co. Launches Nation's First Universal Basic Income For Young Adults Who Were In Foster Care
• Suspect Nicory Spann Convicted Of Shooting Sacramento Deputy Who Survived
• Cecil County Schools Will Begin Fall Semester Online; Some Small Groups Of Students Will Get Face-To-Face Learning
• First Responders Revive Man Who Suffered Heart Attack In Long Island Community Pool
• Contra Costa Supervisors To Consider Fines For Face Covering Violators
• Sacramento Research Lab Welcomes First Vaccine Trial Participants For Moderna Study
• Los Angeles Man Pleads Not Guilty In Store Clerk's Stabbing Death In Maywood
• North Braddock Police: 2 Arrested After Car Chase Leads To Crash Down 150-Foot Hillside
• All NFL Preseason Games In 2020 Canceled Due To Coronavirus, Goodell Says
• Gilroy Woman Charged With Faking Cancer Diagnosis, Spending Solicited Donations
• Officials Want New Yorkers To Be On The Lookout For Asian Longhorn Beetles In Their Pools
• Former 49ers Player Dana Stubblefield Found Guilty Of Rape
• Aurora Police, Protesters Disagree On Events Leading Up To Shooting During March On I-225
• Learning Curve: Local Districts Talk Improvements After Several Distance Learning Duds
• North Texas Family 'Prayed For Miracles', Now Mourning Loss Of 2 Loved Ones To Coronavirus After Family Gathering
• Annual Rodeo Held In Northern Minnesota Welcomes Thousands Over The Weekend Protesting Statewide Mask Mandate
• DHS halts expulsion of several migrants after lawsuit
• 'Both Informative And Fun': OC Supervisor Announces #MaskUpOC Social Media Contest
• CHP Officers Clear Protesters From Governor Newsom's Fair Oaks Mansion Demanding Mass Clemency For California Inmates
• Artists Discuss Their Work At Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge, 'The High Line Of The Hudson Valley'
• Happy Ending: 'Guapo' Gets Adopted After 138 Days At Dumb Friends League
• Still Can't Find Disinfectant Wipes? You're Not Alone
• 'It's Ground Zero': Western Pennsylvania A Hot Spot For Campaign Visits This Week
• Homeless People Parked At Harding Park Golf Course Forced To Move During PGA Championship
• Long Island Print Shop Churns Out Thousands Of Cardboard Mets Fans That Pack Citi Field
• Northwestern Seeks Participants For COVID-19 Vaccine Trial Studies
• Back-To-School Shopping A Challenge When It's Not Clear What School Will Look Like During Pandemic
• Heavy Rains Force Temporary Delay Of Pittsburgh Pirates' Home Opener Against Milwaukee Brewers
• Brands Offer Special Discounts To Healthcare Workers On Front Lines Of COVID-19
• Nurses Warn Of Another Personal Protective Equipment Shortage As Coronavirus Surges
• 'We Don't Want To Die': Nurses Take To Social Media To Plead For Americans To Wear Masks
• Learn To Cook Like A Pro With Chef Troy Guard And Help National Jewish Hospital
• Former Sacramento City Councilman Robbie Waters Dies From Coronavirus
• OC Health Officials Report 275 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Orioles Game Canceled After Reported COVID-19 Outbreak Among Marlins Players And Coaches; Games Could Resume Wednesday
• Mayor Of Marshall Speaks Out After Couple Is Seen With Swastika Face Coverings In Walmart
• More Than 8 Miles Of Baltimore Roads Added To City's Slow Streets Initiative
• President Of TeleTracking, Pittsburgh Company Collecting Coronavirus Data, Says Firm Is Ready To Solve Coronavirus Crisis
• Canha Homers, A's Beat Angels 3-0 For Winning Series
• Tarrant County Families Want Freedom To Choose How Their Kids Learn During Pandemic
• From Simple Confusion To Confiscation: Some Nursing Homes Aren't Giving Residents Their Stimulus Checks
• Cork & Kerry In Beverly Pushes Back After Being Closed By City For COVID-19 Reopening Violations
• Sunnyvale Charity Hands Out Backpacks With School Supplies To Needy Children
• With Wisconsin Set To Be Added To Chicago Quarantine List, It Turns Out No One Has Been Fined For Disobeying Order
• Florida Man Arrested On Allegations He Used COVID-Relief Funds To Buy Lamborghini
• Police Release Body Cam Footage Of Fatal Shooting Near Sac State That Killed Jeremy Southern
• Maryland Man Mamadou N'Diaye Missing, Presumed Drowned In Montana
• Poudre School District's Fall Plan Includes Remote, In-Person Learning And Hybrid
• William Penn High School In New Castle County, Delaware To Continue Remote Learning This Fall
• Cardinal Dolan Warns Parents More Catholic Schools Will Close Without Additional Federal Aid
• Cyberstalker Gets 4 Years In Prison For 'War' On Woman
• Raiders Las Vegas Stadium Likely To Be Fan-less During Inaugural Season
• 63-Year-Old Caroline Johnson Last Seen In Westmont Area On Sunday Considered 'At Risk' Missing
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Voting against Trump fueling Biden support in key states
• With Distanced Learning Still A Possibility For Fall, Much Of Minnesota Still Lacks High-Speed Internet
• MnDOT Prepares Highway 10 In Coon Rapids For Winter
• Philadelphia Four Seasons Reopens After Being Closed For Several Months Due To COVID-19
• Hateful Facebook Post By Westminster Teacher Uses 'R' Word To Describe Special Needs Children
• Mother Of Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia Dies From Complications Of COVID-19
• Cease And Desist Order Issued To Bay State Cruise Company
• New Coronavirus Testing Options Provide Quick Results, Avoid Backlogged Labs
• Reports: Patriots Fullback Danny Vitale Opts Out Of Season; Marcus Cannon 'Carefully Considering' Same
• Small Plane Lands Safely On Side Of 5 Freeway In South Orange County
• Sixers Partner With Lapstone & Hammer To Release New Line Of Merchandise
• Former UC Davis Researcher Juan Tang Appears In Court
• CPS Gets Feedback Regarding Hybrid Learning Plans For The Fall
• Seneca Valley Parents Petition School District To Change Health And Safety COVID-19 Plan For The Fall
• 'Hard Not To Feel Defeated': Critical Care Nurse Opens Up About Being On Front Lines Of COVID Care
• Asymptomatic Spread Of COVID-19 Poses Danger To MLB Clubs, Other Sports Leagues Sharing Confined Spaces
• Staten Island Community Remembers Golden Gloves Boxer Grashino Yancy Killed In Weekend Shooting
• Four Teen Siblings Rescued In Lake Michigan; 'We Found Them Nearly In Pitch Darkness'
• 'This Community Is Extremely Hard Hit': Bronx Works Food Pantry Steps Up To Help Residents In Need
• Weekly Friday Night Firework Shows Returning To Wildwood Aug. 7
• LA County Reports 2,039 Newly Confirmed COVID-19 Cases, 17 Deaths; Launches New Awareness Campaign
• Former UCLA Men's Soccer Coach Jorge Salcedo Pleads Guilty In College Admissions Scandal
• Mask mandates continue to spark outrage as virus vaccine trials ramp up
• Highway 152 Lanes Reopen At Pacheco Pass Following Big Rig Crash, Brush Fire
• Nationwide Effort To Test COVID-19 Vaccine Begins, Pittsburghers Lined Up To Participate
• Police: 3-Year-Old Child Walks 200 Feet To Neighbor's House After Being Left Home Alone By Mother
• PMC Riders Give A Virtual Ring To Closing Bell At NYSE
• 'Somebody Knows Something': Drive-By Shooting Of 7-Year Old Girl Alana Washington Now Deemed Homicide
• 'A New Sense Of Discovery', More Miami-Dade Residents Enjoying Parks During Pandemic
• 7-Year-Old Shot In Leg While Playing Basketball In Frederick County, Sheriff's Office Says
• Coronavirus And People Under 30: Dr. Dave Hnida Looks Last Call, Chronic Symptoms And Starting School
• 'If We Do Not Receive That Money, It's Not Going To Be Pretty': New Jersey Leaders and Residents Await New Federal Stimulus
• Lucerne Hotel On Upper West Side Turns Into Temporary Homeless Shelter, Prompting Concern Among 'Petrified' Neighbors
• Koreatown Company That Touted Radish Paste As COVID-19 Preventative Agrees To Refund All Purchases In Settlement
• Mayor De Blasio Urges Court System To Fully Reopen, Cites 'Huge Backlog' In Violent Crimes
• Notre Dame Withdraws From Hosting First 2020 Presidential Debate Due To Coronavirus
• I-Team: Arcade Owner Accused Of Breaking Pandemic Rules Says They 'Make No Practical Sense'
• Max Minute: CBS News Poll Says 70% Of Americans Would Wait To Get COVID-19 Vaccine, Or Wouldn't Get One At All
• 'Lights Coming At Me Out Of Nowhere' Says Man Who Avoided Wrong-Way Driver Shortly Before Crash Killed Texas Judge
• Mmmm, It's 'The Mango Days Of Summer' At Fairchild Tropical Botanic Gardens
• Exclusive: Cheltenham Township House Party Drew 'A Good 300' People, Had Shuttle Buses Taking People To Party, Neighbors Say
• Prosecutors Want No Audio-Visual Coverage Of Cops' Trials
• Target, Dick's Sporting Goods To Be Closed On Thanksgiving Day
• Miami Hurricanes Name D'Eriq King Starting QB For 2020 Season
• Police Seek Suspect Involved In Non-Fatal Shooting In Detroit
• Pittsburgh Pirates' Gregory Polanco Cleared To Play For Tonight's Game
• San Francisco Police Seek Witnesses Who Saw July 9 Assault Near Dolores Park
• 'This Isn't A Year For Crowds': Target To Close Stores On Thanksgiving Day
• Florida's Largest Faculty Union Calls For Online Classes In Colleges, Universities
• Authorities Break Up 700-Person Party At Ocean County Airbnb, Jackson Police Say
• Football Back In Focus As Dolphins Players Report For Training Camp
• Man Killed After Gunfire Erupts Outside Encino Home, Suspect Detained
• Some Long Island Beaches Closed Over Shark Sightings
• First 2020 Presidential Debate Between Trump And Biden Will Be In Ohio
• College Students May Get Their Dorm Experience In A Boston Hotel This Year
• Yankees, Phillies Game Canceled Due To COVID-19 Outbreak
• Dozens Of Jersey Shore Lifeguards Test Positive For COVID-19 After Social Gatherings
• Rent & Mortgage Assistance Available For Ramsey Co. Residents
• Philadelphians Young & Old Finding Ways To Beat Extreme Heat Gripping City
• Two New West Nile Virus Cases In Miami-Dade County Brings Total To 24
• Forest Fenn Reveals Hidden Treasure Was Found In Wyoming
• Notre Dame withdraws as host of first presidential debate
• Moderna Begins Testing Coronavirus Vaccine On 30,000 Volunteers
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued For Mercer, New Wilmington, Farrell
• Maryland Families Try To Stay Afloat During Pandemic As Federal Unemployment Set To Run Out This Week
• Memorial For Fallen LAPD Officers Vandalized During Anti-Police Protests
• Members Of Philadelphia Phillies Reportedly Being Tested For COVID-19 Following Weekend Series With Marlins
• Ricky Renteria Won't Manage For White Sox Tonight In Cleveland, Due To 'Slight Cough And Nasal Congestion'
• West Virginia University Pushes Back Start Of Fall Semester, Switches Some Courses Online
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 8,892 New Cases, Lowest In A Week
• Metro Deploys First Zero-Emission Bus For G Line In San Fernando Valley
• Parents Of School-Aged Kids Drinking More During COVID-19 Pandemic, Maryland Researchers Find
• STAAR Testing Will Not Be Used To Determine Promotion To Next Grade Level During Upcoming School Year
• National Guard commander to condemn use of force on D.C. protests
• Spanking Has Declined In America, Study Finds, But Pediatricians Worry About Impact Of COVID-19 Pandemic
• Tom Brady Reports To Work At Buccaneers Facility
• Oakland Courthouse Vandalism Damage Totals $200K; Mayor Schaaf Scolds Agitators At Protest
• Protesters Chain Themselves To Governor's Home As Prison COVID Deaths Mount
• Dr. Anthony Fauci's Baseball Card Just Became One Of The Best Selling In Topps' History
• Pedestrian Hit By Vehicle On Forbes Avenue In Oakland
• New Jersey Gov. Murphy Expresses Concerns About Rising COVID-19 Cases Among Young People Due To Parties
• Hurricane Hanna: Colorado Red Cross Sending Volunteers To Texas
• New COVID-19 Testing Sites In Montebello, South Gate, Panorama City Open Today
• Doug Pederson Feels 'Extremely Safe' With Procedures In Place At NovaCare Complex As Training Camp Begins
• Flint Township Shooting: 4 People Shot, 1 Suspect In Custody
• Ivanka Trump Visiting Duluth And Bloomington, Spotlighting Manufacturing
• Actor John Saxon Dies, "Enter the Dragon" and "Nightmare on Elm Street" His Legacies
• COVID-19 Sparks Colorado Red Cross Plea For Volunteers
• Cape Cod Island Gets First Visitors Since 1711
• PennDOT Seeks Public's Input With Annual Highway Safety Survey
• Massachusetts Reports 182 New Coronavirus Cases, 7 Additional Deaths
• Phillies' Monday Night Game Against Yankees Postponed After More Than A Dozen Marlins Members Test Positive For COVID-19
• Newsom Unveils $52M Plan To Reduce Spiking COVID Cases Among Central Valley Essential Workers
• 'My Brother Was Not A Monster, He Was Innocent' Says Sister Of Armed Protester Shot To Death In Austin Saturday Night
• Gov. Newsom Increases COVID-19 Spending In Hard-Hit Central Valley Counties
• Minnesota Vikings' Infection Control Officer Tests Positive For COVID
• Pittsburgh Steelers Place Arrion Springs On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Flower Farm Transforms Fields To Grow Vegetables For Food Banks
• UMass Amherst RAs Slam 'Suicidal' Reopening Plan, May Refuse To Work
• Bowie Man Dies After Motorcycle Crashes Into Car On Crain Highway In Crofton
• Santa Fe Man With Bubonic Plague Recovering
• Texas Extends Early Voting For November 3rd Election Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• 20-Year-Old Charged In July 3 Shooting That Left 1 Dead In Worcester
• Chicago Police Report 'Tenuous Progress' In Stemming Gun Violence After Deploying Two New Units
• FDA Expands List Of Potentially Deadly Hand Sanitizers
• Police K-9 Ciro Passes Away After 8 Years Of Service With Beaver County Sheriff's Office
• Lightfoot Announces $33M Housing Assistance Grant For Chicagoans Affected By COVID-19
• Rangers' Corey Kluber Out At Least 4 Weeks Due To Muscle Tear In Throwing Shoulder
• Divvy Bike To Roll Out Pedal-Assist E-Bikes This Week
• INF/OF Harrison To Nationals After Release From Phillies
• MDA: Minnesotans Report Receiving Unsolicited Mystery Seeds Appearing To Come From China
• Reports: Giants' DeAndre Baker Placed On Commissioner's Exempt List
• Maryland Weather: Code Red Extreme Health Alert In Baltimore Issued For Monday, Tuesday
• NYC Shootings: 2 Teens Killed, Another Injured While Playing Basketball In Brooklyn
• You Can't Win 'Em All: Why Winston Churchill Lost British Election of 1945
• $1.8 Million In Erectile Dysfunction Pills, Heartburn Medication, Counterfeit Designer Products Seized At LAX
• Kyrie Irving Commits $1.5 Million For WNBA Players Skipping 2020 Season
• Police: Teenage Suspect In Custody After Man, 45, Found Dead In St. Paul Alley
• Gov. Newsom Increases COVID-19 Spending In Hard-Hit Central Valley Counties
• Attorneys Seek Names Of Babies Born Exposed To Drugs
• YMCA To Close 3 Twin Cities Locations, At St. Paul, Prior Lake, And Lino Lakes
• Volunteers To Build Desks For Howard County Students In Need
• Remnants From Hurricane Hanna Still Threaten More Rain, Flash Flooding For Soaked South Texas
• Absentee Ballots Sent Out To New Hampshire Towns, Cities
• Wisconsin To Be Added To Chicago Travel Quarantine List This Week
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Minneapolis Sees A Record Increase In Voting By Mail
• Trump targets Reagan Foundation after issues over ex-president's likeness
• Michigan's Gray Wolf Population Has Stabilized At A Healthy Level
• David Pastrnak Makes His Return To Bruins Practice
• Pa. State Police Issue 18 Coronavirus Guidance Warnings To Pittsburgh Area Liquor Establishments Over The Weekend
• Artifacts From First Rangers Game At Globe Life Field Headed To Baseball Hall Of Fame
• Allegheny Health Network Cuts Ribbon On New Cancer Institute At Allegheny General Hospital
• ICYMI: Here's An Update From Chief Craig On Recent Officer-Involved Shootings
• Union Pacific Railroad Police Will No Longer Work With ICE
• Exchange Student Returns Home After COVID Cancellation To Learn Impact Of Social Upheaval
• Coronavirus Outbreak At Baystate Medical Center Traced To Employee, Lax Breakroom Behavior
• Officials: 2 People Killed, 3 Firefighters Injured In Allentown House Fire
• Hampstead Man Dies In Motorcycle Crash While Fleeing Pennsylvania Police
• Buckley Air Force Base Will Be The New Home To A Space Force Unit
• Eric Jordahl Charged In Brutal Killing Of His Mother, Big Lake City Council Member Rosalie Johnson
• Eastern State Penitentiary Reopening To Public Starting Aug. 14
• NASA Scheduled To Launch New Mars Rover, Perseverance, On Thursday
• Senator Tom Cotton under fire for comment about slavery
• Dallas County Health Officials Report More Than 1,450 Children Test COVID Positive In July
• State Police Seek Public's Help Identifying Two Suspects Accused Of Stealing From Walmart
• Maryland Weather: Code Orange Air Quality Alert
• Scammers Posing As Contact Tracers Asking For Social Security Numbers, Financial Information
• Can My 5-Year-Old Go To A Birthday Party? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Massachusetts Expands Free Coronavirus Testing To 8 More Communities
• Former Contra Costa County Clerk Pleads Not Guilty To Theft And Perjury Charges
• 49ers Finalize New Deal With RB Raheem Mostert After Trade Request
• Anoka County Sheriff's Office Warns Of Scammers Posing As Law Enforcement
• Parts Of E. Fayette Street Will Be Closed Friday For Roadway Art Painting
• Rio Linda Home Destroyed By Fire
• 67-Year-Old Man Arrested In Sexual Assault Of Teen In Lochearn
• City Shuts Down Cork & Kerry For Ignoring Mask Mandate; Employee Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Massachusetts Coronavirus Cases Have 'Ticked Up,' Baker Says
• Mountain Lion Spotted On College Of San Mateo Campus
• Vikings' Head Athletic Trainer Eric Sugarman Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Thieves Target Sunglasses In Brooklyn Burglary
• David Price Calls Out MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred For Not Prioritizing Player Health
• Feds Launch Minnesota Office On Missing Indigenous Cases
• Seed Packets Containing Invasive, 'Alien' Plant Species From China Could 'Destroy Texas Agriculture'
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,231 New COVID-19 Cases, 18 Additional Deaths
• Citizens Insurance Extends Moratorium On Policy Cancellations
• Pittsburgh Steelers' Stephon Tuitt: 'I'm Not Kneeling For The Flag'
• Google Says Employees Can Work From Home Through July 2021
• Driver Accused Of Causing Deadly Route 3 Crash Arrested In Hospital
• Bank Robber Sentenced To 216 Months' Imprisonment
• Alluvial Fan Hiking Area In Rocky Mountain National Park Closed For Trail Work
• NHL Reports Zero Cases In Latest Round Of Coronavirus Testing
• US Sees Early Signs That New Coronavirus Cases May Have Hit Plateau
• Hingham Firefighters Union Refusing To Take Down 'Thin Blue Line' Flags
• UMass Amherst Drops SAT, ACT Requirement For First-Year Applicants Until 2023
• How Your Kids Can Add Personality To Your Garden
• 'It Was A Dream Come True, I Can't Believe It': Joel McHale On CBS All Access's 'The Twilight Zone'
• Marlins' Coronavirus Outbreak Puts Sports World -- And NFL -- On Notice
• Fort Worth Police Chief Ed Kraus Ready To 'Explore Next Chapter,' Will Retire By Year's End
• COVID-19 Positive? Don't Pet Your Fur Babies, Isolate From Them Instead
• Second Lady Karen Pence To Visit Pittsburgh, Will Focus On Local Veterans' Affairs
• WSVN Owner Ed Ansin Passes Away At 84
• Dodgers President Stan Kasten On Marlins COVID-19 Outbreak: 'I Do Think We Expected Something Like This At Some Point'
• Indiana Mask Mandate Starts Today
• Multiple Philadelphia Police Cars Set On Fire Across City Overnight
• COVID-19 Reopening: Survey Finds Pessimism Mounting Among San Francisco Bay Area Small Business Owners
• Roseville Police: Social Media Reports On Man Beaten To Death Are False
• Jason McCourty Expresses Doubt That NFL Can Play Season Amid Pandemic
• 'It's An Easy Swab You Can Do In Your Mouth': Mayor Gimenez Announces Opening Of New Self-Swab COVID-19 Test Site At Tropical Park
• Three Shot, One Killed In Separate Overnight Shootings Across Baltimore
• Planet Fitness Guests, Members Will Be Required To Wear Masks At All Times
• Riverside Man Goes Home After Beating Back COVID-19
• Swastika masks worn at my hometown Walmart
• Investigation Underway Into House Fire In Harford County
• WHO says keeping borders shut to thwart COVID-19 not "sustainable"
• John Lewis lies in state at the U.S. Capitol
• 2 People Facing Charges Stemming From June Protest Outside 941 Saloon
• Depth Could Be Even More Critical In Teams' NBA Title Chase
• Google employees will work from home until summer 2021
• Chicago Public Schools Launching Survey, Hosting Community Meetings On Reopening Guidelines
• Police Investigating Overnight Critical Stabbing, 5 Separate Shootings In Detroit
• MLB Says Marlins-Orioles, Yankees-Phillies Games Have Been Postponed While League Conducts Further Testing
• State Of The City: Denver Mayor Discusses COVID-19 Fallout, Police Enforcement And Homelessness
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Health Dept. Reports 650 New Cases In Last Day, 2 Deaths
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Over 1,100 New Cases In 24 Hours, Hospitalizations Stay Flat
• 40 infected with coronavirus after church event in Alabama
• 20-Year-Old Man Killed In Shooting Outside Revere Beach Ice Cream Shop
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 839 Additional Coronavirus Cases, 4 More Deaths
• Air Force Deploys Medical Teams To 2 LA Hospitals
• Heard In Detroit: Jacob Sigman, Anthony Retka, & More!
• National security adviser Robert O'Brien tests positive for COVID-19
• Feds Begin Planning Process For ICE Detention Center In Dwight, Illinois
• Slice On Broadway To Close Location At PNC Park By End Of July
• Walk to End Alzheimer's Is Everywhere This Year
• 17-Year-Old Charged As Adult After 16-Year-Old Stabbed In Laurel
• Dallas Police Searching For Killer After 28-Year-Old Shot To Death
• 'Maybe Just Playing Shake Milton, Ben Simmons Together Will Unlock Something Different': CBS Sports Writer James Herbert On Sixers Chances In NBA Restart
• Galt Police Arrest Miguel Vidauri On Gun, Drug Charges
• Natalia Bryant, Kobe Bryant's Daughter, Receives Taylor Swift's 'Folklore' Cardigan
• Bloomfield Hills Woman Accused Of Stealing $70K from Elderly Man
• DICK'S Sporting Goods To Close On Thanksgiving
• Philadelphia Weather: Extreme Heat Returns Monday Making It Possibly Hottest Day Of Year So Far
• Texas Man Held In Killing Of Teen Girl At Illegal Street Race
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 180 More Coronavirus Cases, Total Rises To 7,474
• Man Wanted For Questioning After Stabbing Death In Bronx Apartment Building
• Michael Thompson Wins 3M Open By 2 strokes; Qualifies For PGA Championship
• Jobseekers Stop By The Drive-Thru Job Fair in Highland Park
• Keller @ Large: Markey Still Struggling To Deflect Kennedy Attacks
• Crafton Ends 67-Race Winless Streak At Kansas
• First Lady Melania Trump Announces Rose Garden 'Renewal' Project
• 'They Would Be My Pick To Win The Title': CBS Sports NBA Writers James Herbert On Los Angeles Clippers
• Tax Free Weekend For Back-To-School Supplies Coming Up
• Kemba Walker Returns To Action, Plays Nine Minutes In Celtics Exhibition Vs. Suns
• COVID-19 Reopening: Bracing For A Long Pandemic; Google Says Employees Can Work From Home Until Summer 2021
• Target Will Close Stores On Thanksgiving Day
• Protests erupt across the U.S. and turn deadly in Texas
• Actress Spencer Grammer slashed outside NYC restaurant
• President Trump's National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien Tests Positive For COVID-19
• State Fair Speciality Brews & Beverages To Be Available At Select Twin Cities Breweries This Summer
• National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Under Armour Receives Wells Notice That Company, CEO Could Face Civil Charges
• Denver Weather: Summer Reprieve With 80s Instead Of 90s!
• U.S. economy stalls as the coronavirus continues to surge
• Target Decides To Closes Stores On Thanksgiving Day Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Portland protests again culminate in use of tear gas
• Google To Let Employees Work From Home Until Summer 2021
• Marlins cancel home opener as virus spreads on team
• Will you qualify for a second government stimulus check?
• Winners And Losers From Red Sox' Disappointing Opening Weekend Vs. Orioles
• Hanna hits South Texas with high winds and heavy rain
• Red Sox Extinguish Hope With Brutal Weekend Vs. Baltimore; The Future Somehow Looks Worse
• Hurricane Douglas narrowly misses most of Hawaii
• Book sheds light on Harry and Meghan's split from royal family
• WNBA players walk off court before national anthem
• Walgreens CEO Pessina To Step Down, Become Executive Chair
• New Kaiser Permanente Medical School Opens In Pasadena
• Baseball Reopenings: Miami Marlins Players, Coaches Test Positive For COVID-19; Home Opener Cancelled
• Man's Body Found In Water Near Baltimore's Wheelabrator, Police Investigating As 'Suspicious Death'
• Peaceful Protests, Violent Clashes Erupt Over The Weekend In Some U.S. Cities
• PTL Links: July 27, 2020
• Bribery Scheme Implicating Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan Revives Term Limits Talk
• WW Recipe: Mango-Avocado Salsa
• Workers Praise Disney Virus Safety, Worried That Visitors Will Be Slow To Return
• Zombie Cicadas Unknowingly Playing Mind Games And Infecting Other Cicadas With Decay-Causing Fungus
• Glendale Galleria Begins Parking Garage Dining
• Flu, Pneumonia Shots May Lower Risk For Alzheimer's, Studies Find
• Michigan Lottery Results For Sunday, July 26, 2020
• Renaming Stapleton: Choices Narrowed Down To 'Skyview' And 'Central Park'
• Minnesota's Schools Rank 7th In Nation In Recent Survey
• Walmart, Target Announce New Recalls For Potentially Toxic Hand Sanitizers Sold In Stores
• Red Sox Know Starting Pitching Needs To Be Better, But Won't Overreact To Opening Series
• MLB Postpones Two Games After 11 Marlins Players, Two Coaches Test Positive For COVID-19
• Statewide Carpenters And Millwrights Joint Apprenticeship And Training Fund Breaks Ground On $30 Million Detroit Training Center
• Truck Slams Into Bank In City Of Orange
• U.S.-Taliban deal brings little respite for battered Afghan civilians
• ICYMI: Top takeaways from this week's "Face the Nation"
• Target Announces Stores Will Be Closed Thanksgiving, Details Other Holiday Plans
• Tigers Get To Cincinnati's Bullpen For The Second Straight Day, Knock Off Reds 3-2
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Federal Unemployment Aid Package Expires; Piedmont Playfield Shut Down; 10th Condemned Inmate Dies During San Quentin Outbreak
• Four New Cases Of Dengue Fever In The Florida Keys Brings Total To 21
• Health Officials Report Total Number Of Coronavirus Cases In Collin County Is 5,589
• Transcript: Nancy Pelosi on "Face the Nation"
• Republican COVID-19 Stimulus Proposal: $1,200 Checks, Smaller Unemployment Aid
• Health Dept. Not Seeing Increase In COVID-19 Cases Related To Opening Orlando Theme Parks
• People Who Wear Face Masks Don't Get Lax About Hand Washing, Study Suggests
• Weather Blog: Hot Day Ahead
• The Sixth Floor Museum At Dealey Plaza Hosts "Summer Fun Series"
• Boston Cannons Beat Denver Outlaws In 2020 MLL Championship Game
• Tractor-Trailer Carrying Beer Overturns Near Ben Franklin Bridge On New Jersey Side
• Patriots Release 10 Players, Trim Roster To 80 Ahead Of Training Camp
• Person Struck, Killed By Car In North Philadelphia
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/27 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Sunday Afternoon Road Rage Shooting Claims Dallas Man's Life On Sabine Street
• VIDEO: Authorities Arrest Owners Of Atilis Gym In Bellmawr After Continuously Defying New Jersey Shutdown Order
• Veteran Lauderhill Police Officer Corey Pendergrass Died From Coronavirus Complications
• Driver Fatally Shot, Car Crashes Into Apartment Building In Chatham
• Growing coronavirus clusters mire European summer travel plans
• Widow Of Slain Weymouth Officer Sees Massachusetts Police Reform Bill As 'Personal Attack'
• Philadelphia Recycling Collection Suspended Monday, Tuesday As Crews Try To Catch Up With Trash Collection
• Iran moves mock aircraft carrier to sea after U.S. jet incident
• Giants Open COVID-19 Shortened Season With Surprise Weekend Series Split With Dodgers
• Stargazing and Viewing Of Comet NEOWISE Provide Opportunities For Safe Outdoor Activities
• Surviving COVID-19 Is One Thing; For Virus Patients, Getting Through Physical Therapy Is Another
• At Jabil Manufacturing Plant In Gurnee, Workers Are In High Demand
• 'We Can Either Fight This Thing, Or Starve': Texas Bars Open Illegally As Part Of Freedom Fest
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot Temperatures, Chances Of Severe Weather And High Winds
• Chicago Weather: Showers, Storms Linger; Cool Down In Effect
• 'It's Just Weird'; Pirates Broadcaster Greg Browns Speaks On The Challenges Of Calling Games Without Fans, Broadcasting From The Studio Away From The Ballpark
• Police Investigating Crash On Route 130 In Gloucester County
• Ed Ansin, Owner Of WHDH-TV Channel 7 In Boston, Dies At 84
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/27 Monday Morning Forecast
• Consumers Relying On Credit Cards As Coronavirus Pandemic Continues To Cause Financial Struggles
• Pittsburgh Pirates Holding 2020 Home Opener Without Fans Allowed, Offering Virtual Gameday Experience
• Police Investigating After Man Shot In The Leg
• It Will Be Close To 100 Degrees Monday And It Will Certainly Feel That Way
• Weekly Reality Check: July 24
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Previously Missing 11-Year Old Daitarra Rippy
• Monday's Show Info (7/27/20)
• 20-Year-Old Killed In Motorcycle Accident Along Route 130 In Penn Township
• Penguins Finalize Playoff Roster, Travel To Toronto To Enter Eastern Conference 'Bubble'
• Semi-Truck Catches Fire After Crash Along Pa. Turnpike
• China takes over closed U.S. Consulate in Chengdu

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• Activists uphold John Lewis' legacy to fight for voting rights
• Trump travels to battleground state of North Carolina
• Polls show Joe Biden gaining momentum in key states
• Covering campaign 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic
• States move to expand mail-in-voting ahead of November elections
• Calls grow to rename Edmund Pettus Bridge in John Lewis' honor
• Major League Baseball postpones 2 games after several Miami Marlins players test positive for COVID-19
• Protesters continue to clash with federal agents in Portland
• Civil rights icon John Lewis honored at U.S. Capitol
• Congress debates stimulus package while unemployment benefits in limbo
• Trump's national security adviser tests positive for COVID-19
• Moderna coronavirus vaccine begins phase 3 trial with 30,000 participants
• House Democrats and Senate Republicans split on portions of coronavirus relief legislation
• CBS Evening News, July 27, 2020
• Trump, lagging in polls, aims to turn things around with 99 days to go
• Joe Biden leads in the polls with less than 100 days until Election Day
• Key issues facing Trump and Biden less than 100 days before the the presidential election
• Conservatives lash out at Chief Justice John Roberts after Supreme Court rules against Nevada church
• 7/27: Red and Blue
• Senator Tom Cotton criticized for comment on slavery
• Walmart bans couple who wore swastika masks
• Congressman Jim Clyburn remembers his friend and colleague John Lewis
• Special Report: John Lewis honored in ceremony at U.S. Capitol
• Protesters and police clash in Seattle
• Ava DuVernay on John Lewis' life and legacy
• Senate Republicans to unveil details of economic relief plan
• Deadline for ICE to release over 100 migrant children from detention
• John Lewis Project founder on why it's time to rename Selma's Edmund Pettus Bridge
• U.S. Ambassador to Iceland wanted gun, inquired about wearing stab-proof vest
• First phase 3 trial of a coronavirus vaccine in the U.S. begins
• Mother of 4 leaves her home and family to fight COVID-19 pandemic in other states
• Surprise medical bills and what patients need to know to avoid them
• Olivia de Havilland, known for roles in "Gone With the Wind" and "To Each His Own," dies at 104
• The state of the presidential race 99 days before Election Day
• New book details fracture between royals and Sussexes, including rift between Harry and William
• Civil rights icon Congressman John Lewis crosses Edmund Pettus Bridge one final time
• Biden leads Trump in national polls 99 days out from election
• Is new COVID-19 stimulus relief on the way?
• Man killed in Austin, Texas, as weekend protests turn violent
• Concerns over federal testing response mount as COVID-19 cases climb