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• California Will Now Collect LGBTQ Coronavirus Data
• Woman Driving With 4 Kids In Sacramento Allegedly Shot In Head By Boyfriend Mandiko Kwadzo
• Rockies Keep Rolling Behind Hilliard, Senzatela To Beat A's
• Tatis Jr., Myers Hit Home Runs As Padres Beat Giants 5-3
• Without Strict COVID-19 Protocols Learning Pods May Pose Health Risk For Children
• 4 More LAPD Employees Test Positive For COVID-19, Bringing Total To 458
• Handgun Seized From Orangevale Home Of Alleged Neo-Nazi Group Leader Andrew Casarez
• Experts Worry Of Education Inequity As Colorado Parents Consider Learning Pods
• 'It's Being Overblown': Nuggets' Michael Porter, Jr. Voices Thoughts On Coronavirus
• Colorado's Health Department Opens Ketamine Investigation After Elijah McClain Death
• Bandimere Speedway Reaches Agreement With Health Officials To Resume Racing
• Newport-Mesa School Board Walks Back '4x4' Decision
• More Than 2,000 Food Service Workers At Chase, Oracle Park Laid Off Due To Pandemic
• USDA Warns Against Opening, Planting Seeds Sent From China
• Kyle Peko On Opting Out Of 2020 Season: 'Doing What I Feel Is Right'
• California's Top Health Official Says Spread Of COVID-19 Could Be Cut In Half If More People Wore Masks
• North Highlands 'House Party From Hell' Leaves 22-Year-Old Guest Dead
• Flag-Draped Casket Of LASD Deputy Killed In Oregon Crash Arrives In LA
• Vacaville City Council Approves Outdoor Operations At Parks For Some Businesses
• LA County Reports 2,708 Newly Confirmed Coronavirus Cases, 51 Deaths
• Can Vitamin C Boost Immunity?
• Mpls. Public Schools Superintendent Shares Preferred Plan For School This Fall
• Top Jeffco Health Official Explains Expanded Mask Mandate
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed By Train In Lodi
• Minnesota Twins Unveil George Floyd Tribute During Home Opener
• Massachusetts Senate Unanimously Approves Bill Reviewing Controversial State Seal, Flag
• Baltimore Sports Superfan Mo Gaba, 14, Dies After Battle With Cancer
• Americans Warned Not To Plant 'Suspicious, Unsolicited' Seeds Arriving In Mail From China
• Long Beach FD Divers Find, Return Missing Prosthetic Leg To Paralympian
• 'We Love You, Mo' | Tributes From Orioles, Ravens Coaches & Players Pour In For Baltimore Sports Superfan Mo Gaba
• Peterson Wins MLB Debut, Mets Beat Red Sox
• Chicago Weather: Isolated Storm Chances
• Camp Fire Documentary 'Rebuilding Paradise' To Be Released Friday
• Optum RX Hiring Pharmacy Technicians And Clerks
• Peterson Wins MLB Debut, Mets Beat Red Sox 8-3
• Harford County Sheriff's Office Investigating Alleged Shooting Following Road Rage Incident In Edgewood
• Stop-Work Order Issued Amid Renovations For Planned Greektown Marijuana Dispensary; Some Neighbors Don't Want It There At All
• 14-Year-Old Boy Killed In Shooting In Annapolis
• Connecticut Dentist Accused Of Stabbing Ex-Fiance's Girlfriend, Pretending To Be Helpful Bystander When Police Arrived
• Good Samaritan Shot After Risking Life To Help Stranger Being Robbed In Minneapolis
• 2 Juveniles Charged In Connection With Fire At Historic Harford County Property
• NYC Woman Killed In Apparent Great White Shark Attack In Maine
• Richmond's New Top Cop Makes History As First Woman To Head City's Police Department
• School Districts Across Region Approving A Variety Of Return-To-School Plans
• Thornton Police Issue Arrest Warrant For Man Accused Of Stealing 6 Puppies
• Firefighters Contain Point Fire In Concord; Lanes On Highway 4 Reopen
• Johns Hopkins Ranks 3rd In The Nation's Best Hospitals List
• Who Is On The Other End For IDES Calls? State Says Agents Are All Illinois Residents, But 3 Of 4 Subcontractors Are Based Elsewhere
• Piece Of Berlin Wall Vandalized At Chapman University
• Search On For Man Who Exposed Himself To 4-Year-Old Girl In McKinley Park
• Agriculture Officials Sound Alarm About Suspicious Seeds Coming In Mail From China
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Shooting In Rosedale, Baltimore County Police Say
• Mother In Custody After Young Girls Hurt In Hialeah Shooting Connected To Supermarket Robbery
• Broward Hospitals Near Capacity For Regular & ICU Beds As Miami-Dade Patients Travel North
• Tracking The Tropics: Disturbance Still Not Tropical Storm Isaias, But Strengthening Expected Over Next 48 Hours
• Landscaper Shot In Unincorporated Chicago Heights, Fires Back
• Philadelphia Restaurants Facing Yet Another Setback As Indoor Dining Delayed Until At Least Sept. 1
• Survivors Gather To Mark One-Year Anniversary Of Gilroy Garlic Festival Mass Shooting
• Carlos Rodon Gives Up 5 Runs As White Sox Get Swept By Cleveland
• Crews Safely Locate Missing Person In Kiskiminetas River Search
• Inmate Known As 'Vampire Slasher' Arraigned For Stabbing Death Of Fellow Inmate
• Countdown On Federal Agents Arriving To Detroit
• Activist Group Detroit Will Breathe Demands Police Chief Craig To Resign
• Crews Rescue Kayaker On Mahoning River In Lawrence County
• School Police Officers: Ypsilanti's School Board Vote To End Law Enforcement Contracts
• Philadelphia School District Proposes Students Continue Virtual Learning Through At Least November
• Third DPS Summer School Student Tests Positive For Covid-19
• Detroit Police Crack Down On Illegal Drag Racing With Drifting And Drag Racing Task Force
• General Motors Plans To Transfer Michigan Workers To Wentzville, Mo
• Biden Ahead Of Trump In Polls: Michigan A Swing State For 2020 Election
• AP Source: ACC Presidents To Delay Voting On New Football Schedule
• 'Most Reckless Thing': Samuel Young Charged In Protest Shooting
• Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body Works Cutting 850 Office Jobs
• Pennsylvania Leaders Join Calls For Philadelphia NAACP President To Resign Over Anti-Semitic Facebook Post
• Mysterious Seeds From China: Dangerous To Texas Agriculture? Or Scam Against Texans And Others?
• Gov. Hogan Pays Tribute To Dr. Joseph Costa, Chief Of Critical Care At Mercy Medical Center Who Died Of COVID-19
• Boston Concerned About Spread Of Coronavirus With Return Of Off-Campus Students
• 'Highly Unusual Event': Maine Great White Shark Attack Victim Identified As NYC Woman
• Revel Suspends New York City Service After 2nd Rider Killed In Queens Crash
• New Program To Give Colorado Families With Electronic Food Benefits
• Shark Sighting Reported At Atlantic Beach After Multiple Sightings On Long Island's South Shore, False Alarm Reported At Jones Beach
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Gov. Polis Urges Coloradans 'Not To Be Stupid'
• Man's Body Found In South Platte River
• New Blood Test For Alzheimer's A Huge Breakthrough For Millions Of Patients, Families
• Javy Báez Homers Twice, Cubs Stay Hot As They Top Reds Again
• Fort Worth ISD Holds Virtual Town Hall On Return To School
• Barbie launches new "Campaign Team" dolls for 2020 election
• Body Found In Mountain Lake At San Francisco Presidio
• San Francisco To Provide 'Community Learning Hubs' For Students In Need
• West Sacramento Shifts Money Within Police Department To Crisis Intervention Team
• LAPD Looking For Additional Possible Victims Of 51-Year-Old Man Accused Of Sexually Abusing Children
• California Withholds Virus Money From 2 Defiant Cities
• Gov. Cuomo Calls Chainsmokers Drive-In Concert On Long Island 'A Gross Violation Of Common Sense,' Investigations Now Underway
• Motorcyclist Killed After Running Red Light, Striking Vehicle In Wissinoming, Philly Police Say
• Community Members Call Newly Formed LAPD Bureau 'Hypocritical', Leader Says It Gives Police Another Tool To Build Relationships
• Are Strike Teams A Success? State Points To Improvements In Imperial County
• Oso Creek Trail Closed After Pair Of Coyote Attacks
• Despite Funding Cuts, LAPD Stuck With $10M Electric BMW Pilot Program
• 17-Year-Old Shot In Annapolis Near Scene Of Fatal Shooting Of 14-Year-Old; Unclear If Shootings Are Connected
• All Residents And Staff In Pa.'s 693 Nursing Homes Have Been Tested For Coronavirus
• Dallas, Tarrant County Health Leaders Disappointed Texas AG Ken Paxton 'Overruled' School Delay Orders During Pandemic
• New Blood Test For Alzheimer's A Huge Breakthrough For Millions Of Patients, Families
• NYPD Defends Controversial Arrest At Kips Bay Protest After Video Sparks Outrage On Social Media
• Amoeba Music Website Hacked; Customer Emails, Billing And Shipping Addresses Exposed
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Of Greater Sacramento Working To Overcome Challenges Of Pandemic
• Man Wanted For Murder Of Woman In Lowell Arrested
• Pennsylvania Department Of Health Says Overdose Deaths Are Down
• Firefighters Forced To Tap Into San Francisco Water Reserves To Fight 5-Alarm Blaze
• NFL Features Sacramento's Stephon Clark In Newest PSA
• Viewers Turn Out To Help Theo The Dog Fulfill His Bucket List
• Rangers' Corey Kluber On 45-Day Injured List With Shoulder Muscle Tear, Brett Martin Activated
• Car Crashes Through Nail Salon In Medford
• Polis Says Public Health Orders Banning Large Gatherings Are 'The Law'
• Marin County Supes Extend Eviction Moratorium Through September 30
• 46-Year-Old Man Killed In Shooting In SW Baltimore, Police Say
• Denver Broncos 2020 Training Camp Preview: Running Back/Fullback
• Feds Arrest Man Wanted In Murder Of Indiana Police Officer's Son After Foot Chase In Oakland
• Denver Broncos Top 4 2020 Training Camp Battles
• Gunther & Co. To Close Indefinitely Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Faces Of COVID: WWII Veteran Remembers Beloved Wife After Nearly 74 Years Of Marriage
• Trade Show Losses At McCormick Place Amid Pandemic Has Cost Nearly $1.7 Billion
• Cuomo, De Blasio Blast Republican $1 Trillion Stimulus Proposal, Warn Of Dire Budget Consequences
• New Study Shows Some COVID-19 Symptoms More Likely To Progress Into Serious Complications
• Bad Brad's BBQ To Open New West Side Location Soon
• President Judge Rules Against Closing Entire Allegheny County Court System Over Coronavirus Fears
• Woman Arrested For Murder In Cedar Hill
• Over 500 New COVID-19 Cases Reported In New Jersey For Third Time In Four Days
• Native American Tribe Buys Small Part Of Ancestral Lands Near Big Sur In Monterey Co.
• OC Health Officials Report 15 Additional Deaths, 187 New Coronavirus Cases
• 'It's Like Drunk Driving': Polis Says Going To Big Parties Puts Innocent People At Risk
• Lindor, Zimmer Homer In Indians' 4-3 Win Over White Sox
• New Municipal Pool To Open In Annapolis At Truxtun Park
• Fines Will Be Issued For Roosevelt Boulevard Speeders Starting Aug. 1
• 40K Pounds Of Avocados To Be Donated To Area Food Banks
• CPD Deputy Chief Dion Boyd Found Dead In Apparent Suicide At Homan Square Police Facility
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Biden says many Americans "view me as the antithesis of Trump"
• Massive 5-Alarm Fire Erupts In San Francisco; 6 Buildings Damaged, Fire Chief Injured
• University Of Pittsburgh Developing Prosthetic Arm That Allows User To Have Feeling
• Broward Sheriff's Office Being Recommended For Full Accreditation Status
• New Mom In Queens Undergoes Life-Saving Liver Transplant Surgery
• Dallas Police Association President Mike Mata Cleared Of Tampering Charge In Amber Guyger Murder Case
• Creepy Gritty Billboards Pop Up In Toronto Ahead Of Flyers' Stanley Cup Run
• Pandemic Leaves Holes In Donut Shops' Bottom Line
• Even With Precautions, COVID-19 Is Proving To Cause Major Difficulties For Sports
• Illinois Lawmakers Say ICE Detention Center In Dwight Would Be Illegal, But Plans Are Going Ahead Anyway
• Pa. Secretary Of State Predicts 50 Percent Of Voters Will Vote By Mail For November Election
• 'If My Husband Joe Were President, We Would Have A Strategic Plan': Dr. Jill Biden Virtually Visits Pittsburgh Teachers, Criticizes Trump Administration's Reopening Schools Plan
• 'If We Don't Help This Industry, The Future Of This Country Is Very Bleak': Caterers, Independent Restaurant Owners Seek Stimulus Money From Lawmakers
• 'There Will Be No Recovery If Our Cities Are Left To Die': Mayor Bill Peduto Says Direct Federal Funds Need To Be Provided To Pittsburgh Amid Revenue Losses
• Sheriff: Woman Shot By Passenger While Driving With 4 Children On River Road
• COVID-19 Uncertainty Spurring Record Prices For Gold, Silver
• From 'Chicago's Ellis Island' To Stylish Hotel: The Rebirth Of The Old Cook County Hospital
• Denver 911 Below National Standards For Quickly Answering Emergency Calls Three Years In A Row
• Capitals, Lightning Resume Rivalry After Different Seasons
• Chaffee County Crews Continue Search For Missing Hiker
• Contra Costa Supervisors Approve Fines For COVID-19 Health Order Violations
• Delaware Gov. Carney Believes Hybrid Model Is Likely For Students As Decision On School Year To Come Next Week
• Theatre Arlington Launches Virtual Learning Program To Help Parents Who Can't Stay Home With Their Children
• 'I Pray That My Mom And Dad Are Smiling Down': Long Island Teenagers Team Up To Rebuild Community Leader's House Decimated By Hurricane Sandy
• Dog Up For Adoption After Being Abandoned With Heat Stroke
• Civil Rights Icon Rep. John Lewis Lies In State At U.S. Capitol
• Allegany County Sheriff's Office Warns Residents Of Recent Telephone Scams
• Argyle Mayor Donald Moser Resigns Due To 'Intense' Cancer Treatment
• Police: Monessen Woman Charged After 2 Dogs Found Drinking From Gutter On Roof
• Chicago Puts Wisconsin On Its Quarantine List And Violators Face Fines
• More Than $1 Billion In Coronavirus Relief Aid Awarded To Metro, Metrolink
• California Sues Over Trump Order On Congressional Maps
• Walgreens Warning Philadelphia Customers Looters May Have Stolen Their Prescription Information
• Over 200 Maryland Businesses Approved For New Unemployment Insurance Program
• Direction Arrows, Plastic Barriers... What Will In-Person Learning Look Like In Corona Times?
• Senator pulls ad that made Jewish opponent's nose appear bigger
• Economic Impact From Coronavirus Pandemic Will Continue To Be Felt Into Next Budget Year
• 35-Year NYPD Veteran Returns Home After Spending Over 100 Days In Hospital For COVID-19
• New York Rep. Jerry Nadler, AG William Barr Clash On Capitol Hill Over Unrest In Portland, Across Country
• Phillies-Yankees Series Postponed As Some Phillies Await COVID-19 Test Results
• FDA Adds 4 Brands Of Hand Sanitizer To Growing Recall List
• Officials Issue Warning About Mysterious Packages Full Of Seeds From China
• Target, Walmart Hand Sanitizers Latest To Join FDA List Of Potentially Toxic Products
• Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh Calls For Extension Of Executive Orders Preventing Evictions
• Deadly Attack At Circle K: Brian Farrar Arrested, Boulder Police Looking For Witnesses
• Headache, Fever And Muscle Aches Among Side Effects Of Coronavirus Vaccine In Clinical Trials, Doctors Say
• Former Terp Anthony Cowan Jr. Starts Workout Program For Kids Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Groups Create Mental Health Tool Kits For Baltimore County Public Schools Students
• Kanye West Files To Appear On New Jersey Presidential Ballot
• First-Round Pick Jalen Reagor Joins Eagles Teammates At NovaCare Complex For First Day Of Training Camp
• Best Buy Joins Target, Walmart In Closing Stores On Thanksgiving
• Universal, AMC Deal To Fast-Track New Releases To On-Demand Platforms
• 'The Hungriest Summer': Without Weekly $600 Checks, More Families May Struggle To Put Food On Tables
• Miami Man Ticketed For Not Wearing Mask Accused Of COVID-19 Relief Funds Fraud In The Millions
• MPD: 'Umbrella Man' Believed To Be Member Of Hells Angels Who Wanted To Sow Racial Unrest During Floyd Protests
• Applications Accepted Now For US Forest Service's 2020 Women-In-Wildfire Basic Training Camp
• Holyoke Soldiers' Home Suspends Visits After Resident Tests Positive For Coronavirus Again
• More Help Coming For Small Businesses In New Jersey
• Authorities Seek Help In Death Of Man Found Burning By Hwy 101 South Of Gilroy
• Alleged Killer's Family Called 911 After Finding Him Covered In Blood Following Stabbing Of Ex-Girlfriend At Montgomery County SEPTA Station
• Mackenzie Bezos gives $1.7 billion to equality, health and climate causes
• Keller @ Large: Despite Coronavirus Challenges, Gov. Baker's Approval Rating Remains Sky High
• Penn State Leaders To Hold Virtual Town Hall On University's Plan For Fall Semester
• Liquor Licenses Suspended At 12 Queens Bars After Complaints, Pandemic-Related Violations
• Plasma Donation Center Opens As Call For Convalescent Plasma Grows
• Academy Of Natural Sciences Adapting To Pandemic By Moving Bug Fest Online
• 1 Wounded When Gunfire Erupts At Memorial For 2 Teens Shot To Death On Brooklyn Basketball Court
• ICU chief who "selflessly" treated patients dies from COVID-19
• Florida Lobster Mini-Season Begins At Midnight, But Many Marinas Will Be Closed
• Local Hotline Established For Parents' Questions And Concerns About Children Returning To School
• Regional National Guardsmen Compete For Title Of Soldier Or NCO Of The Year
• Breakthrough Alzheimer's Blood Test May Make Diagnosis Simple, Affordable And Widely Available
• Philly reverses school reopening plan after fierce opposition
• Police: Fort Worth Officer Shoots Suicidal Man Who Pointed Gun At Officer In Hotel Room
• Green Valley Ranch Shooting Suspect Remains Hospitalized
• Three New Minneapolis Shelters To Help Underserved Individuals Experiencing Homelessness
• City Of Miami May Sue County Over CARES Act Relief Funding
• Young Pedal Partners Keep PMC Riders Motivated – Even During A Pandemic
• Safety Advocates Push For New Technology To Prevent Hot Car Deaths
• New Kensington-Arnold School District Superintendent Resigns
• Maryland Zoo Changes Policy To Require Masks For Anyone Aged 2 And Up
• Pa. Dept. Of Agriculture Warns Residents To Report Packages Of Overseas Seeds
• Latrobe Police Seek Armed Robbery Suspect
• Biden says he'll have a running mate pick next week
• US Senators Introduce Bill That Would Provide Masks For All Americans
• MLB Announces Marlins Games Postponed Through Sunday Due To COVID-19 Outbreak
• Yankees, Phillies Game Postponed Again; Marlins And Phillies Pause Their Seasons Over Coronavirus
• A Bridge Home Facility Opens In Wilmington To House 100 Homeless Adults
• Fans React To Patriots Players Opting Out Of 2020 Season
• 'I Just Want To Know My Sister Is OK': Family, Police Concerned About Missing Mother Of Wandering Toddler
• Two Teens Escape Home After Garage Catches Fire In Brighton
• Florida reports new daily record of coronavirus deaths
• Pittsburgh City Council Unanimously Approves Police Reform Measures
• Despite Judge's Order, 100 Migrant Children Remain In ICE Custody
• Officer Who Shot Protester With Tear Gas Suspended 2 Days
• C&C Coffee Shop, Which Once Opened Against Governor's Orders, Closes Its Castle Rock Location
• McConnell draws red line on liability protection in coronavirus bill
• Firefighters Rescue 2 Dogs From Burning Apartment In Lakewood
• Record Low Number Of US Fish Stocks Subject To Overfishing
• Samuel Young, Alleged Shooter During Elijah McClain Protest, Faces Attempted Murder Charges
• Chapel In Denver's Berkeley Neighborhood Avoids Demolition With Historic Designation
• NH Man Arrested After Crashing Allegedly Stolen BMW, Injuring 3 People
• First Game In NHL Bubble Looks And Sounds ... Fantastic
• Brighton Rehab And Wellness Center Gave Patients Hydroxychloroquine Without Permission, Pa. Department Of Health Says
• Free Masks Available July 29 At Baltimore Convention Center COVID-19 Testing Site
• Hampton's party DJed by Goldman CEO under investigation
• Gov. Whitmer Opposes Requiring Schools To Offer In-Person Classes
• Emergent BioSolutions Signs $174M Agreement To Expand Production Of Possible Coronavirus Vaccine
• Philadelphia In Second Wave Of COVID-19, Residents Should Avoid Social Gatherings With Family, Health Commissioner Says
• SEPTA Bringing In 'Social Distancing Coaches' To Help Keep Riders In Compliance With Mask Requirements
• Dozens Of Hand Sanitizers Now Under FDA Recall; Some Brands Had Been Sold At Walmart, Target
• U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum To Open Thursday
• Miami's Magic City Casino Sues Insurers Over COVID-19 Losses
• Reports: Former Ravens Defensive Tackle Michael Pierce Opting Out Of 2020 Season
• UPS Hiring For 1,600 Permanent Jobs In Denver Metro Area
• Greeley Stampede Will Host National Circuit Finals Rodeo In September
• Pittsburgh Penguins And Philadelphia Flyers Players Stand Against 'Social Injustices, Racism And Hate' Before Exhibition Game
• U Of M Study Measures How COVID-19 Particles Spread In Classrooms
• Scottie Pippen Downplays Any Rift With Michael Jordan In Wake Of 'Last Dance' Documentary
• Best Buy To Close All Stores On Thanksgiving
• Grandfather, 61, Suffers Brain Trauma After Getting Sucker-Punched At Irwindale Gas Station
• 12-Year-Old Charged In Fatal Shooting Of Texas Woman
• Hiker's Gun In Backpack Discharges, Shoots Him In The Leg In Rocky Mountain National Park
• Minnesota Returns To List Of States That Face Quarantine Restrictions In NY, NJ, CT
• Police Charge Honduran Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Teen At Keystone State Park
• Zoo Miami Tiger Undergoes Fertility Exam
• Mo Gaba Elected To Orioles Hall Of Fame, Honored As Second-Ever Recipient Of The Wild Bill Hagy Award
• 1 Killed, 3 Injured When Driver Runs Red Light In North Lawndale, Causing 4-Car Crash
• Gary Closing All Beaches For Next 2 Weeks
• Dallas County Sees Trend Of Fewer New Coronavirus Cases Compared To 2 Weeks Ago
• 2 Men Arrested After Search Warrant Leads To Seizure Of Drugs, Over $17K In SW Baltimore, Police Say
• Fayette County Offices Will Operate On Limited Hours After County Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Says School Boards And The Governor Should Decide On Reopening Schools, Not Local Health Authorities
• Coronavirus Latest: Mass. Reports 178 New Cases, 14 Additional Deaths
• Arwady: We're Planning 2 To 3 Years For COVID Response In Chicago
• Wisconsin, Missouri, North Dakota, Nebraska Added To Chicago's Travel Quarantine Order
• Maryland Weather: Heat Advisory In Effect For Parts Of State; Storms With Flooding Rain Possible
• Renteria Returns To Manage White Sox After COVID-19 Scare
• Man Who Lost Home Over $8.41 In Back-Taxes Wins Michigan Supreme Court Case
• Bruins Will Lock Arms During National Anthem To Show Support For Black Community
• 'We Want To Put Money In The Hands Of People Who Look Like Us': Chicago Sky's Gabby Williams On 'Sky Takes Action' Social Justice Initiative
• Pedestrian Critically Injured After Being Struck By Vehicle In Essex, Police Say
• Find Out If Your Hand Sanitizer Contains Methanol
• Several People Stabbed During Fight In Towson
• FDA List Of Potentially Toxic Hand Sanitizers Grows To Nearly 90 Brands
• MLB postpones Miami Marlins games over virus outbreak
• Trio Arrested For 2017 Murder In Plano Man's Garage
• Marlins Season Put On Pause Until Monday, MLB Flips Schedule Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
• Lake County, Indiana Sees COVID-19 Positivity Rate Hover Around 9%-10% For July
• Report: Dr. Rachel Levine Declined To Attend Struggling Restaurant Owners Meeting With Pa. GOP Lawmakers Over Shutdown
• Denver Woman Wants 108 Cards For Her 108th Birthday!
• Lynn Fugitive On 'Most Wanted' List Arrested In Maine
• White West Virginia Officers Sued Over Black Man's Beating
• Marlins, Orioles Series In Baltimore Won't Be Played; Yankees Coming To Baltimore Wednesday
• Town Raises #GilroyStrong Flag To Mark First Anniversary Of Garlic Festival Shooting
• 'You Look For Every Advantage': Wild Bring Experience To Playoffs Matchup Against Quick-Strike Canucks
• Hubble telescope captures beautifully detailed image of Saturn
• Dallas Mayor's Back To School Fair Is On, But With Changes Due To Pandemic
• California Sues Trump Administration Over Effort To Not Count Undocumented Immigrants As LA County Reports 58.8% Participation In 2020 Census
• Man charged with spending COVID relief funds on a Lamborghini
• Steelers Arrive At Heinz Field For Training Camp Minus Fanfare Of Years Past
• 8 Falmouth Lifeguards Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Man In Carroll County Charged With Sexual Abuse Of A Minor
• Arlington PD: 18-Year-Old Stephan Salsberry Arrested, Charged With Shooting Death Of Anthony Porter Jr.
• 2020 Bloomsburg Fair Canceled By Organizers Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• Tarrant County Man Sentenced For Attempting To Coerce, Entice Child
• Former Santa Ana Councilman, School Board Member Rob Richardson Dies At 59
• Vice President Mike Pence, Jill Biden To Visit Pennsylvania This Week
• Now Hiring: City Of Garland Looks To Fill Full-Time And Part-Time Positions Across Many Departments
• ACLU Lawsuit Alleges Law Enforcement Used Excessive Force During George Floyd Protests
• 'You Don't Need Masks'; Facebook, Twitter, YouTube Remove Video Containing Fake COVID-19 Claims
• Air Quality Officials Issue Alert For Smoky Haze From 5-Alarm San Francisco Blaze
• Police Searching For Escaped Inmates From Pittsburgh-Area Corrections Center
• Scientists seek to replicate the sun's fusion power here on Earth
• MNGOP Says Offensive Facebook Image Was Posted By A Wabasha Board Member Who Has Since Resigned
• Lamonte Young Sr. Faces Drug Charges After Being Found With More Than 21 Kilograms Of Cocaine During Traffic Stop, Officials Say
• MIAC Announces 'Very Difficult' Decision To Move Several Fall Sports To The Spring Season
• "Watchmen" leads all Emmy nominees with 26
• Minneapolis Public Schools Preparing To Start The School Year With Distance Learning
• Teen Triplets From Cerritos Create Coronavirus Safety Kits
• California, Oakland, L.A. File Suit Against Trump Administration Over Census Count
• Customers File Class Action Lawsuit Against ComEd In Wake Of Bribery Scheme
• Walsh Blasts 'Cruel And Backwards' Trump Admin Move To Revoke Rule On Diversity In Suburbs
• Man Under Arrest Accused Of Assaulting His Stepmother In Ceres
• Lottery Sales Up More Than 20 Percent Despite Coronavirus; Casino Numbers Remain Down
• Columbus Schools, Ohio's Largest District, Going Virtual
• Illinois Now On New York State Travel Quarantine List
• Scientists Get Closer To Blood Test For Alzheimer's Disease
• NASA readies launch of Mars rover to look for signs of life
• Pastrnak Takes Responsibility For Actions, But Doesn't Believe He Did Anything Wrong
• Ven Johnson Law Wins in Michigan Court of Appeals Against State of Michigan
• Gov. Phil Murphy Says New Jersey Awarding $15 Million In CARES Fund To Small Businesses
• Sheriff: 51-Year-Old Man In Custody In Connection To Deerwood Bank Armed Robbery, Authorities Still Searching For Getaway Driver
• State Warns Of 'Suspicious' Seed Packages From China
• 'Don't Do It Again,' Marty Walsh Warns Bay State Cruise Company After Photo Surfaces Of Crowded Ship
• Trump continues to defend drug hydroxychloroquine
• New Jersey Athletic Conference Suspends All Fall Sports, League Championships
• Oakland Police Investigate 3 Homicides In 4 Days; At Least 2 In Custody
• Dodgers, Postmates Delivering Taste Of The Ballpark Via Home Plates
• Coronavirus Cancellations Creep Into October, Screams Halloween Theme Park Won't Open For First Time In 25 Years
• Chaffee County Search Teams Looking For Missing Hiker Terry Pann
• Melania Trump criticized for redoing Rose Garden during pandemic
• Dr. Rachel Levine Says Recent Depictions, Comments About Her Gender Identity Are 'Transphobia' And 'Harassment'
• Camping Sites Near Lake Michigan Reopen At State Park
• 'Unbelievable,' Story Of Colorado Cops Who Cracked Marc O'Leary Case, Nominated For 4 Emmy Awards
• Cam Newton Sends Message To His Haters, Posts Workout Photo With Julian Edelman, Damiere Byrd
• Augsburg University Issues Safety Alert After Robbery On Campus
• Oakland County Will Pay For Postage On Absentee Ballots
• 31-Year-Old Denton Woman Dies After Car Crashes In Caroline County
• Republican COVID-19 relief bill is "stingy," Chuck Schumer says
• Police Seek Suspect Wanted In Connection To Detroit Fatal Shooting
• Ministers Call On Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx To Beef Up Witness Protection Program
• FBI Releases 2019 Participation Data For The National Use-Of-Force Data Collection
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,076 New COVID-19 Cases, 30 Additional Deaths
• Report: Eagles Wide Receiver Marquise Goodwin Opting Out Of 2020 Season
• DuPage Co. Board Candidate Drops Out After Controversial Tweet
• Pittsburgh Pirates' AAA Affiliate Indianapolis Indians Reconsidering Team Name
• Pittsburgh Police Seek To Identify 2 Women Accused Of Spray-Painting Downtown Businesses During Protest
• Coronavirus Pandemic Hits Nonprofit Organizations Especially Hard
• Pennsylvania Reports More Than 1,100 New COVID-19 Cases
• Reports: Mets Sign Catcher Bruce Maxwell Who Became First MLB Player To Kneel During National Anthem In 2017
• Vice President Mike Pence Endorses Jason Lewis In Minnesota's U.S. Senate Race
• Man Shot Dead At Concord Business Park; Suspect Arrested
• Pillsbury Updates Cookie Dough Recipe, Says It's Safe To Eat Raw
• Colorado Republicans Call For Special Legislative Session To Develop Education Policies Amid Pandemic
• Vikings Nose Tackle Michael Pierce Opting Out Of 2020 Season, Reports Say
• Coronavirus Outbreaks Temporarily Shutter 3 LA County Food Plants
• Coronavirus Means Many Student School Bus Riders Could Be Left With No Seat
• Chicago Bears Defensive Standout Eddie Goldman Reportedly Skipping Season Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• Great White Shark 'Miss May' Pings Off Coast Of Atlantic City
• Dakota Co. Regional Chamber Of Commerce To Hold Free Drive-Through Mask Distribution Event For Local Businesses
• Caught Up Mentoring Gives Resources To Young Men, Helping Them Thrive As Productive Members Of Society
• Denver Rescue Mission Hosts Job Fair To Keep Up With Demand For Services
• Report: Phillies Manager Joe Girardi Doesn't Think Team Would Be Comfortable Playing If Opposing Player Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Hernández Hits 2 Of 4 Blue Jays Homers In 4-1 Win At Nats
• Chicago Weather: Mild Temperatures; Storm Chances Return To Forecast
• Sheppard Pratt Among Nation's Top 5 Psychiatric Hospitals
• 2020 Pittsburgh Steelers Training Camp Preview: Tight End
• CTA Giving Away Thousands Of Free Ventra Cards In Auburn Gresham
• Call Centers Open As New Resource For Long-Term Care Facilities During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Report: Four More Marlins Players Test Positive For COVID-19
• 'Watchmen,' 'Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' Lead Emmy Nominations
• Hand Sanitizer Recall Includes Products From Target, Walmart
• Here's How You Can Work Out Virtually With The Ravens
• Resident Displaced, 2 Firefighters Suffer Minor Injuries In Fire At Meadows Of Reisterstown Senior Living Community
• District 202 Schedules Remote Learning This Fall
• Pittsburgh Steelers Sign Wendell Smallwood To One-Year Contract
• Tigers' Legend, Kirk Gibson, Moves His Annual Golf Classic To Virtual Format For 2020
• Philadelphia Police Union Offering $5,000 Reward After 4 Police Cars Set On Fire
• Containment Of Northeastern California Wildfires Increases
• Planet Fitness Will Require All Members And Guests To Wear Masks
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Cases Rise By 480; 4 Additional Deaths Reported
• NFL Executive Believes Bill Belichick Is 'Masterminding' Opt-Out Situation With Patriots
• US Space Force Introduces Military Working Horse To The Public
• 'There's A River Going Down Our Street,' Woburn Water Main Break Causes Sinkhole, Floods Homes
• Inside 'The TB12 Method': Tom Brady's Tips For Staying Hydrated
• New Hampshire Stores To Allow Reusable Bags
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces More Than 1,100 More Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Statewide Total To 109,384
• Jefferson County Issues Face Mask Order For Indoors And Outdoors
• The clashes in Portland, explained
• Facebook, Twitter scrub false virus "cure" video shared by Trump
• Kyle Peko Becomes First Member Of Denver Broncos To Opt Out Of Season
• Firefighters Battle Fire At Mokelumne Hill Home
• Pennsylvania School Leaders To State: We Need More Help
• Gunmaker Remington bankrupt for second time in two years
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance: Florida Cases Show Signs Of Slight Slowing
• Patriots Safety Patrick Chung Opting Out Of 2020 NFL Season
• Pittsburgh International Airport Receives $3 Million In Federal Funds
• Does extra jobless aid keep people from returning to work?
• St. Paul Police: Motorist Shoots, Injures 18-Year-Old Driving With Baby
• Mayor Signs Executive Order To Boost Minority And Women-Owned Businesses
• Amazon, Maryland Food Bank Deliver 233K Meals In Baltimore
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Prison Workers, Inmates Call For More PPE
• UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital Named Best In Colorado For 9th Straight Year
• National Guard Maj. Adam DeMarco Challenges AG William Barr's Account Of Violent Clearing Of DC Protesters In Lafayette Square
• Henry Ford Health System Only Site In Michigan To Offer Moderna Vaccine Trial
• Former 49ers Player Dana Stubblefield Convicted Of Rape
• Revel shuts down its NYC moped service after another death
• Driver Hurt In Crash That Killed Holy Cross Rower Suing College, Coach
• Fauci Says Marlins' COVID-19 Outbreak Could Endanger MLB Season
• Sheriff: 64-Year-Old Man Seriously Injured In St. Louis Co. ATV Crash
• Deadline Extended For Pandemic Food Benefits For Texas Families Affected By COVID-19 School Closures
• 1 Dead, 1 Critically Injured After Motorcycle Crash Along TI Boulevard In Dallas
• Lanes Of Highway 99 Back Open After Crash
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 7 More Deaths, 20 More Hospitalizations As Total Coronavirus Cases Countywide Nears 7,600
• Trump Jr.'s Twitter account suspended for sharing misleading video
• Shocking Video Shows Gunman Open Fire Inside Staten Island Deli
• Bottled Blonde Gives Up City Licenses, Permanently Closes River North Restaurant And Bar
• 4 More Marlins Test Positive For COVID-19; Tuesday's Yankees-Phillies Game Postponed
• 1st Round Pick Justin Jefferson, 3 Other Vikings Players Go On COVID-19/Reserve List
• Safe To See A Dentist? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• 'Tenet' To Be Released In US Theaters In September
• 18-Year-Old Charged With Murder After Allegedly Stabbing Ex-Girlfriend To Death At Abington SEPTA Station
• Covid Screening Device Debuts At Michigan Restaurant
• Shooting In St. Paul Alley Leaves Man In Serious Condition
• 'We Must Act Quickly': Sen. Tina Smith Urges Federal Gov't To Provide Mental Health Resources For Native Youth During Pandemic
• Man Accused Of Exposing Himself To Runner At White Clay Creek Preserve: Police
• Go Ahead, Have A Good Cry. It's Good For You, Psychiatrists Say
• Hairstylists, Cosmetology Students Describe Race Divide
• Report: David Andrews Is Not Opting Out Of 2020 Season
• Kayak, Helicopter Deployed To Rescue Woman Stranded On Island With Broken Leg
• DeSoto Independent School District Delays Start Of Fall Semester To September 8
• David Pastrnak Trolls Justin Bieber With Slick Photo-Editing Skills
• Coronavirus In Maryland: As Cases Surpass 85K, Hospitalizations Also Up Slightly
• Coronavirus Latest: Lexington Market Open At 50% Capacity Thursday-Saturday Starting July 30
• PTL Links: July 28, 2020
• Mayors Want US Agents Blocked From Portland, Other Cities
• Vanessa Morgan's Husband Files For Divorce Days After Pregnancy Reveal
• Corbon's Recipes For WCCO-TV Viewers
• More Than 700,000 Vote-By-Mail Ballots Already Cast In Florida As President Trump's Crusade Against Mail In Ballots Hurts GOP
• Big Rig Crash Shuts Down Southbound Highway 17 Near Summit
• Officials: If You Receive Mysterious Seed Packets By Mail Do Not Open
• Rose Parade Float Designer Builds Outdoor Gym In Sierra Madre
• Another Recall Of Potentially Toxic Hand Sanitizers Sold Nationwide
• Poll: 81% Approve Of How Baker Is Handling The Coronavirus In Massachusetts
• Hurley: Red Sox' Pitching Debacle Is A Very Bad, Inexcusable Joke
• Loyalty Is Top Most-Desirable Trait In Friends, Survey Finds
• Washington Nationals manager "scared" by Miami Marlins virus outbreak
• Florida Man Charged With Murdering Family Says Wife Killed Kids, Self
• Man In Hospital After Rescuers Pull Him From Aurora Reservoir
• Kyrie Irving commits $1.5 million for WNBA players who opt out
• Dr. Anthony Fauci Says Marlins' Coronavirus Outbreak Could Endanger MLB Season
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/28 Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
• List Of Patriots Players Who Opted Out Of 2020 NFL Season
• Organizers Say Police In Two Texas Cities Did Not Protect Protesters
• Police Alert Public Of Violent Offender Wanted For Rape
• Colorado Weather: More Below Normal Temps With Good Chance For Afternoon Storms
• As Some Youth Sports Resume, So Do Concerns Over Coronavirus In Colorado
• Allegheny Co. To Begin Annual Raccoon Rabies Vaccination Baiting Project
• Court Won't Toss Case Of Newton Judge Shelley Joseph, Charged In Immigrant's Escape
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: New Cases Overwhelming Central Valley Hospitals; South Bay Gyms Defying Shutdown Orders; Contra Costa Face Covering Fines
• Important For Younger People To Wear Face Coverings To Curb Spread Of COVID-19 As Cases Spike
• Motorcyclist Killed After Colliding With Deer In Northern Minnesota
• The Berghoff Restaurant Will Close Temporarily During Pandemic
• YouTube has a bitcoin scam problem, too, lawsuit says
• Patriots RB Brandon Bolden Opting Out Of 2020 Season
• 100 federal inmates have died from coronavirus
• Death Investigation Underway Near Washington Park After Man Found Unresponsive
• Patriots LB Dont'a Hightower Opting Out Of 2020 Season
• Patriots RT Marcus Cannon Reportedly Opts Out Of 2020 Season
• 2 Hospitalized After Small Plane Crashes In Front Yard Of Texas House
• Philadelphia Weather: Heat Advisory Issued As Dangerous Heat Overtakes Region
• Elgin Company Pivots From Tiny Homes To Tiny Offices During Pandemic
• Iran fires missile at mock aircraft carrier resembling U.S. warship
• Congress set to grill Big Tech CEOs — here's what to expect
• Federal Government Won't Expel Immigrant Children Being Held In Texas Hotel
• Reopening Classrooms Isn't Only Question Facing Schools; How Will Kids Get There Safely?
• COVID-19 vaccine testing now underway with 30,000 volunteers
• Target says stores to close Thanksgiving Day this year
• 6 big city mayors appeal to Congress to ban forced federal policing
• Mass General, Brigham And Women's Make Best U.S. Hospitals List
• Update: 2 Kids Reported Missing In The Bronx Found With Parents In Delaware
• Senate GOP outlines relief bill as unemployment deadline looms
• Gold hits all-time high, and it's a bit of a mystery why
• Another recall of potentially toxic hand sanitizers sold nationwide
• Lollapalooza Streaming 4-Night Digital Experience Starting Thursday
• Police: Man Injured In Drive-By Shooting At Scene Of Earlier Shooting In Hunting Park
• Orca who carried her dead calf for 1,000 miles is pregnant
• Pittsburgh Weather: Break From The Heat, Moderate Drought For Parts Of Area
• Another Recall Of Potentially Toxic Hand Sanitizers Sold Nationwide
• Man Shot Multiple Times In North Philadelphia
• NYC woman killed by great white shark off Maine coast
• Zimbabwe's ruling party threatens to expel "thug" U.S. ambassador
• Pedestrian Seriously Injured After Hit By Car In Evesham Township
• Parents, School Leaders Weighing Challenges Surrounding Safely Transporting Children To And From School Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Pittsburgh Steelers Set To Arrive At Heinz Field For 2020 Training Camp
• Pa. Bar And Restaurant Owners To Testify At State Capitol, Seeking Recovery Package To Help With Losses Due To Coronavirus Restrictions
• Vegetation Fire Blocks Niles Canyon Road In Fremont
• Tennessee governor rejects COVID task force advice to close bars
• NFL Cancels Preseason Games Ahead Of 2020 Season, Commissioner Says
• Ridge Fire Burns In Gorman, Portions Of Highway 138 Closed Overnight
• Allegheny Co. Sheriff's Office Planning More Drive-Thru 'License To Carry' Permit Events
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• Pa. Governor Wolf Allows Bill On Records Access During Disasters To Become Law
• Federal Court Rules Pa. Attorney General Josh Shapiro Can Pursue Lawsuit Against Navient
• FDA Warns Public Of Potentially Toxic Hand Sanitizer Brands
• Pirates Allow 4 Runs in 9th Inning, Drop Home Opener To Brewers In Extra Innings
• Conforto, Alonso, Smith Homer For Mets To Beat Red Sox 7-4
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/28 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Police Release Video Of Suspect Accused In Deadly Shooting At Brooklyn Park
• Hundreds Left In The Dark After Bronx Manhole Fire Knocks Out Power In Mott Haven
• 4-Year-Old Rescued From North Brookfield Lake By Good Samaritans
• Controversial Arrest Video Shows Officers Pulling Teen Off Bicycle In Ridgewood, N.J.
• University Of Pennsylvania Hospitals Ranked 15th Best In United States, Report Says

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• Joe Biden says he's the "antithesis" of President Trump
• Hollywood faces financial crisis as studios delay release of summer blockbusters
• Philly students will receive online-only learning to begin new school year, officials say
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• William Barr and House Judiciary Committee clash in contentious hearing
• Major Garrett explains the idea behind his new podcast "The Debrief"
• MLB scrambles to contain COVID-19 outbreak a week into baseball season
• Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal hits Trump administration on treatment of protesters
• Mystery seeds from China found in unsolicited packages across the U.S.
• Representative Sheila Jackson Lee challenges Barr on systematic racism in policing
• Woman killed in rare shark attack off Maine coast
• Attorney General William Barr says he has "complete freedom" from Trump
• Fauci responds to conspiracy theories that claim he's misleading the public
• U.S. records 1,000+ COVID-19 deaths five times in the past week
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• Time for a will? Important estate planning decisions to consider during the pandemic
• Hospice care company accused of pressuring employees to make in-person sales calls amid pandemic
• Sen. Chuck Schumer on what it will take to get a new stimulus package
• Civil rights and congressional icon John Lewis remembered as the "conscience" of the Congress
• Stage 3 clinical trials on COVID-19 vaccines could see results before end of the year
• COVID-19 surges in several states leave businesses struggling
• Senate Republicans release COVID-19 relief plan, as White House adviser tests positive for virus