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Articles from July 29, 2020

• COVID-19 Outbreak At Sunnyvale Costco; 9 Employees Test Positive For Virus
• Sir Francis Drake High Sign Taken Down After Statue Removed From Larkspur Landing
• Fire Crews Battle Blaze At Abandoned School In San Bernardino
• SF Filmmaker Captures Emotional Struggle When Leaving A Cult Divided Her Family
• Los Angeles Attorney Barret Slome Shot, Killed In Laguna Beach Condo
• Alameda County Has Most Coronavirus Cases In Bay Area, Spike In Hospitalizations
• State Push To Get Homeless Into Trailers Yields Mixed Results
• Elk Grove Barber Staying Afloat After Suffering Heartbreaking Loss
• Giants Rally On Yastrzemski's 2nd HR, Walk Off With 7-6 Win
• Federal, Local Officials Investigate Scammers Sending Residents Packages They Didn't Order
• Denver Public Schools Won't Roll Out In-Person Learning Plan Until October
• LA Hotel Workers Union, ACLU SoCal, BLM-LA Call For Sheriff Villanueva To Resign
• Health And Human Services Secretary Taps Colorado Company For Key Role In COVID-19 Vaccination Plan
• Boulder Mother Concerned Bus Decision Leaves Certain Students Behind
• Salons, Gyms Fear Second Shutdown After San Mateo Co. Lands On COVID-19 Watchlist
• Local Pool Contractors Seeing Big Business Amid Pandemic
• Adams 12 Five Star Schools Discusses Back-To-School Plan
• Some California Schools Want Waivers To Reopen Despite Virus
• Cherry Creek Schools Considers 'Blended' Learning Model For Some Students
• Father, Husband Dies After Driver Strikes Him At Fundraiser
• CHSAA Approves Two More Fall Sports To Begin Practice And Competition
• Multiple PG&E Power Outages This Month Leave Rocklin Neighbors Outraged
• Giants Rally On Yastrzemski's 2nd HR, Walk Off With 7-6 Win
• Lawmakers To Hold Hearing Over EDD Backlog As Report Shows 1M Claims Have Yet To Be Processed
• After Contentious Public Debate Pittsburg Planning Commission Approves 1,500-Home Development
• James Coose Arrested In Sexual Assault Of 92-Year-Old Stockton Woman With Dementia
• Following Camp Sweep, Questions Remain About Where Homeless Will Go
• More Than 4,000 Without Power In Western Nevada County
• Antioch Police Find 20 Firearms In Case Of Man Suspected Of Fatally Shooting Ex-Girlfriend
• Republic FC Game Postponed Due To Positive Coronavirus Test
• Firefighters Injured After Multi-Structure Fire In Quincy
• Pelosi Announces Mandatory Mask Policy For House
• River Falls City Council Passes Resolution Recommending Use Of Face Coverings
• Yankees Make Most Of Schedule Change, Defeat Orioles
• Mayor Says Wrong Time And Place For NYPD To Arrest Protester In Unmarked Van
• More Than 50 Teens In Middletown Test Positive For Coronavirus After Series Of Indoor Parties, Murphy Says
• EEE Risk Level Raised To High In Carver And Middleboro
• UC Davis Study Shows It's Harder For Low-Income Families To Social Distance
• Denver School Board's Tay Anderson Claims He Was Knocked To Ground During Protests At Homeless Camp Cleanup
• Woman Who Claims Ex-Monongahela Cop Sexually Assaulted Her Files Lawsuit Against Police Department
• Maryland's Reopening 'Paused' Due To Latest Increases In COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations, Hogan Says
• Chicago Weather: A Cooler And Less Humid Pattern To Come
• Trash Piling Up Over NYC After Sanitation Department's Budget Slashed By Over $100 Million
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Expands Mask Order Effective Friday
• Central Camera Sets Plan To Reopen After Being Looted, Set On Fire During Civil Unrest
• Michigan Lottery Results For Wednesday, July 29, 2020
• More Than 40 Percent Of People Who Have Recently Tested Positive For COVID-19 Attended A Family Gathering, Hogan Says
• 700-Acre Fire Burning Off Clay Station Road In Sacramento County
• Woman Says After Not Getting Benefits From IDES, She Called Governor's Office And Got Hung Up On
• O's Fans Find New Ways To Cheer On Team This Year Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• WATCH: Missing 'Ghost Bike' For Cranberry Township Bicyclist Killed In Crash Returned To Family
• Ex-Maryland Del. Cheryl Glenn Gets 2 Years In Prison In Bribery Case
• IHSA Announces High School Sports Plan Amid COVID-19 Pandemic: Football Moving To Spring
• 'Why Her?': No Bail For Man Charged In Murder Of Deija Mendez In Lowell
• Shocking Video Shows Deli Confrontation Escalate Into Shooting Of SUNY Student
• Police: 37-Year-Old Man Killed In Shooting In South Baltimore
• Texas Reports Single-Day Record 313 Coronavirus Deaths, Surpasses 6,100 Total
• Frederick County Public Schools Decide On Virtual First Semester
• New Law Requires Contra Costa County Residents To Mask Up Or Pay Up
• WBZ-TV Anchor Lisa Hughes Named Boston's Best TV Personality
• Mass. Reports 356 Coronavirus Cases And 29 Deaths, With Uptick Due To Reporting Delay
• With Walz's Decision On School Looming, Local Pediatrician Weighs In On COVID-19 Child Impacts
• Better Business Bureau Warns Public About Phone Scams, Now Preying On Pandemic Fears
• Ukee Washington Reflects On Civil Rights Icon Rep. John Lewis' Life, Legacy, Timely Message
• Staten Island Artist Scott LoBaido Receives Cease-And-Desist Letter After Painting Blue Line Outside NYPD Stationhouse
• Fox Attacks 8-Year-Old Girl, Bites Her Over A Dozen Times In Livingston, New Jersey
• New Yorkers Urged To Fill Out Census, Register To Vote With Deadlines Less Than 100 Days Away
• Miami-Dade Superintendent Alberto Carvalho Says School Year Will Start Online Only
• 4-Run 10th For Nats Spoils Blue Jays' 'Home Opener' In DC
• It's Called Uber Eats, Not Uber Eats My Food: Austin Neighborhood Man Catches Delivery Driver Eating His Wing Order
• Pandemic Cools San Francisco's Red Hot Rental Market
• Police: Missing Mom, Leila Cavett, Last Seen In Hollywood Before Her Toddler Found Wandering In Miramar
• South Florida Hospitals Come Together For Campaign Asking Residents Do Their Part Slowing Down COVID
• Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Undergoes Non-Surgical Medical Procedure At NYC Hospital
• Yankees Make Most Of Schedule Change, Defeat Orioles 9-3
• Tracking The Tropics: Disturbance Becomes Tropical Storm Isaias
• Crowd Gathers Outside Police Commissioner Dermot Shea's Home For Overnight Protest
• Michael Allan Carbo Jr. Arrested In 1986 Cold Case Murder Of Nancy Daugherty
• Reality Check: Can The President Cut Funding To Minnesota Schools That Don't Reopen This Fall?
• Woman Dead, Man Injured In South Chicago Shooting
• At Least 1 Person Shot, Killed In Uniontown
• Detroit Automakers Estimated Losses: GM, Ford, Fiat Chrysler Lose Billions In Q2
• Nearly 6,000 Affected In Beaumont Health Data Breach From January
• 15-Year-Old Charged As An Adult After Shooting 10-Year-Old Boy In Warren
• Marathon Ordered To Pay Fines, SEP For Air Quality Violations
• Members Of Detroit City Council, Community Organizers Propose Detroiters' Bill Of Rights
• Royal Oak Commission To Allow Recreational Sales Aug.15
• Michigan Congresswoman Questions AG Barr On Lansing Protests, Threats To Governor Whitmer
• Large Water Main Break Floods, Shuts Down Portion Of Roosevelt Boulevard In Northeast Philly
• Piano Delivered To Man Who Went Viral After Performance In Norwood Store
• Police: 53-Year-Old Man Dies After Fight At Motel In Kennedy Township
• Police: 17-Year-Old Boy Injured In Minneapolis Shooting
• Pirates Held To 1 Hit In Loss To Brewers
• Fox Chapel Panel To Examine Use Of 'Squaw' In Street And Trail Names After Objections
• Mayor Jacob Frey Announces Bar Areas Must Close Again Due To COVID-19 Spread
• Topsfield Fair Canceled For The First Time Since World War II
• Police: 56-Year-Old Man Stabbed Multiple Times In Head, Chest In North Philadelphia
• Colorado Symphony Holding 5 Red Rocks Shows With Pandemic Precautions
• After 250 Years, Native American Tribe Regains Ownership Of Big Sur Ancestral Lands
• Man Injured After Shooting In Nottingham, Baltimore County Police Say
• Grand Slam For Former Cub Nick Castellanos As Cubs Lose To Reds
• Texas Universities Preparing For A Fall Like No Other During Coronavirus Pandemic
• New Jersey Gov. Murphy Pushes For In-Person Learning This Fall But Teachers Ask 'At What Cost?'
• 3 Swimmers Rescued From Merrimack River Near Plum Island
• LA Galaxy II Game Postponed After 'Individuals Scheduled To Be Involved' Test Positive For COVID-19
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Combined 2,700 Cases
• California Sets New Record For Most COVID-19 Deaths In A Day
• Travis AFB Medical Team Helping Lodi Memorial With Coronavirus Surge
• Ravens' Lamar Jackson Named No. 1 In Top 100 Players Of 2020
• Gas Pipeline Near Houston Erupts In Flames After Being Accidentally Cut By Contractor
• Philadelphia Eagles RT Lane Johnson Tests Positive For Coronavirus, 2 Others Placed On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Dodgers Pitcher Joe Kelly Suspended 8 Games For Throwing Near Alex Bregman's Head
• 'Complete Giveaway Of Taxpayer Dollars': LADWP Pays Over 1K Employees To Stay Home During Pandemic
• Oakland City Council Approves Cap On Charges For Food Deliveries
• Crews Battling Fast-Moving Clay Fire In Sacramento County
• Orioles Recognize Mo Gaba As Honorary 10th Man Before Home Opener
• Michael Jordan, Jordan Brand donate $2.5M to fight voter suppression
• White Sox Score Late, Shut Out Cleveland Indians
• Former Pa. House Speakers Who Went To Prison Get Reprieve From Criminal History Plaques
• 13 Additional LAPD Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus, Totaling 471 Cases
• CoCo County Sheriff Criticized For Making Prisoner Info Public
• Friends Concerned About Children After Mother Carliena Clayton Was Shot, Killed In Front Of Them
• Supreme Court: Justice Ginsburg, 87, Hospitalized For 'Minimally Invasive' Non-Surgical Procedure
• Hollywood Walk Of Fame Master Plan Moves Forward As Outdoor Dining Becomes More Crucial
• TSA At Pittsburgh International Airport Using New Technology To Scan IDs And Confirm Flight Information
• Arlington ISD Classes Will Begin August 17 With Online Education At Least First 4 Weeks
• Astros Obtain RHP Hector Velázquez From Orioles
• Pittsburgh City Controller Michael Lamb To Audit Pittsburgh Public Schools To Ensure Enough Laptops For Students
• LA City Council Proposals Would Pay COVID-Positive Angelenos To Self-Quarantine
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg Resting Comfortably In New York City Hospital After Non-Surgical Procedure
• Suicide Of Chicago Police Deputy Chief Dion Boyd Highlights Greater Crisis Among Officers
• Texas Man Pleads Not Guilty In Shooting Death Of 17-Year-Old Girl At Hollywood Street Race
• Justice Ginsburg Hospitalized For Non-Surgical Procedure
• Unresponsive 2-Year-Old Pulled From Pool In Taunton
• CEOs Of Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Google Face Tough Questions In House Judiciary Antitrust Probe
• New Details Emerge About Dentist Accused Of Trying To Kill Her Romantic Rival In New Rochelle
• After Repeated Shark Sightings, Heightened Security Measures In Place At Long Island Beaches
• New CCHA Men's Hockey League Adds D1 Newbie St. Thomas
• NFL MVP Lamar Jackson Insists He's 'Got To Do Better' In 2020
• Get Your 2 Cents: Shoppers Should Beware Being Shortchanged Amid Coin Shortage
• Learning Curve: Stepping Up For Special Needs, How Districts Hope To Do Better
• Stephenville Mayor Didn't Anticipate Statewide Impact Of His Question To Texas AG Ken Paxton About Reopening Schools
• Allegheny County COVID Field Response Team Checked On Approximately 350 Restaurants, Bars And Grocery Stores In The Last Week
• Baltimore Sports Superfan Mo Gaba Is In The Pro Football Hall Of Fame
• House Passes 'Sami's Law,' Bill Named After New Jersey College Student Killed On Fake Uber Ride
• CA Lawmakers Propose COVID-19 Bills To Help Food Service Workers, Stockpile PPE
• Activists: Mercy Hospital Closing Will Create Health Care Desert For Bronzeville
• Jeep Driver In I-225 Protest Controversy Speaks Through Attorney
• San Francisco Doctor Researches Impact of Toxic Dump on Hunter's Point
• Rep. Guy Reschenthaler In Self-Quarantine After Coming In Close Contact With Texas Congressman Louie Gohmert
• 15-Year-Old, Two Adults Charged In Connection To Alleged Stabbing In Towson
• Malik B, Founding Member Of The Roots Dies at 47
• Crews Remove 'Unsafe & Unhealthy' Homeless Camp Near State Capitol Amid Protests
• Micro Schools: Many Parents Considering Bringing Teachers Inside Homes For Learning 'Pods'
• Waiver Program Would Allow LA County Schools To Reopen To Students For Fall Semester
• Vacaville Allows Businesses To Operate Outdoors On Vacant City Property
• UPMC Studying Whether Convalescent Plasma Can Help Coronavirus Patients With Mild Symptoms
• Speaker Pelosi Announces Mandatory Mask Policy For House
• North Texas Event Production Company Changes Business Model To Stay Afloat During Pandemic
• On A Positive Note: Fox Chapel High School Students Debut Mister Rogers Documentary On YouTube Channel
• Roseville Police Looking To Identify Suspect Who Broke Into Home
• Minneapolis Panel Rejects Proposal To Remove Police Minimum
• Alameda County Sheriff Office Employee Charged With Smuggling Meth, Phone Into Santa Rita Jail
• Tech CEOs face lawmaker questions about their market dominance
• Pennsylvania To Spend Up To $27 Million And Hire Thousands Of Workers For Contact Tracing Efforts
• 13 Dogs Rescued From Hot Garage In Asbury Park, New Jersey
• City Councilman Wants Los Angeles To Cite People Not Wearing Masks In Public
• City Of McKeesport Police Searching For Missing, Endangered 41-Year-Old Kelly Lynn Sias
• Minnesota Wild Donate Teddy Bears With Face Masks To Children's Minnesota
• $2 Billion LaGuardia AirTrain Project Plans Cause Controversy Amid COVID-19 Crisis
• Dozens Of New COVID-19 Cases In New Jersey Connected To Large House Parties, Gov. Murphy Says
• Joe Kelly suspended 8 games after throwing at Alex Bregman
• Philadelphia Plans To Hire 120 Temporary Workers To Tackle City's Trash Problem
• Crime Stoppers Offering $55K For Info On Shooting Death Of 7-Year-Old Alana Washington
• Latest Illinois COVID-19 Numbers: 1,393 New Cases, 18 Deaths
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump to accept nomination in Charlotte
• Second Lady Karen Pence Visits Pittsburgh To Learn About Program That Offers Beekeeping Training For Veterans
• City Of Des Plaines Alarmed By Tent Revival That Violates Executive Order Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Rockies Rely On Strong Bullpen Again, Sweep 2 From A's
• San Francisco Police Arrest Suspect In Weekend Assault On Muni Passenger
• Carroll County Woman Sentenced To Two Years In Prison After 27 Dead Dogs Found At Hampstead Home
• State Plans to Release Draft of Ethnic Studies Curriculum
• California Lawmakers Advance 3 Bills Spurred By Coronavirus
• Keeping Classroom Air Safe Will Take More Than Just Masks, Says UT Arlington Air Pollution Expert
• Orange County Reports 439 New Coronavirus Cases, 6 Additional Deaths
• Klobuchar Bill Strives To Throw Lifeline To Small Music, Theatre Venues
• 10-Year-Old Lafayette Boy On Bike Fatally Struck By Amazon Delivery Vehicle Identified
• Some Parents Turning To Cyber Charter Schools As Local Schools Reveal Reopening Plans
• Court Rules Ashley Judd Can Sue Harvey Weinstein For Sexual Harassment
• LA County Coronavirus Death Toll Surpasses 4,500 As Case Count Grows By 4,800
• New Jersey Man Charged With Murder Of Air Force Veteran Found Stabbed To Death In Berks County Backyard
• The Potential Cost Of Vacationing: States Impose Travel Restrictions With Financial Consequences For People Who Defy Them
• 'Exactly What This World Needed' | Friends, Teachers Reflect On The Life Of Beloved Baltimore Sports Superfan Mo Gaba
• Police In Westmoreland Co. Looking For Armed And Dangerous Suspect Accused Of At Least 2 Robberies
• Portland "protest bans" under review by court officials
• Walz Orders Flags At Half-Staff To Honor Rep. John Lewis
• Advocates Urge Gov. Hogan To Adjust Plan For In-Person Polling Centers Ahead Of General Election
• California Minimum-Wage Jump To Hit Virus-Battered Companies
• #ChallengeAccepted Social Media Movement Inspires Women To Post Black & White Photos Of Themselves
• 'It Breaks Our Hearts': Arlington Mayor Laments New Stadium With No Fans During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Robbinsdale School District Prepares For Different Scenarios Ahead Of Walz's School Plan Announcement
• Kanye West's Petition To Appear On New Jersey's 2020 Presidential Ballot Falls Short, Complaint Says
• Report: 8 Penn State Athletes Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Southgate Wedding Reception Linked To 5 Virus Cases
• Pennsylvania May Pilot Coronavirus Contact Tracing App Popular In Ireland
• Malik B, Founding Member Of The Roots, Dies At 47
• Local Photographer Takes Free Headshots For Those Unemployed Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• All State-Supported Testing Sites Temporarily Close Due To Tropical Disturbance
• Florida Pandemic Economy Has Some Looking At Bankruptcy As An Option
• Janet Nix, Hospitalized With Liver Infection, Dies Days After Being Diagnosed With COVID-19
• Milestone For Linden, N.J. Fire Department As It Promotes Its First African-American Officer
• U.S. Navy's First Black Female Fighter Pilot Will Receive Her Wings
• Miami's The Hungry Post Needs Your Help To #FeedTheChain
• Millions heading to "the brink of starvation": U.N. food chief
• Keller @ Large: Trump's Repeal Of Obama-Era Fair Housing Rule Is An Attempt To Win Over Suburban Voters
• Max Minute: Chiropractor Offers Suggestions On How To Ease 'Work From Home' Pains
• 23 Charged, Including Suspected Gang Leader, In Federal Investigation Into Drug And Gun Trafficking In Englewood
• MPD Arrests 2 Following Stolen Car Chase, Believed Connected To South Mpls. Crime Wave
• Holyoke Soldiers' Home Former Superintendent Testifies Before Congress
• Famous 4th Street Cookies Adding Sweet Reason Behind Prolonged National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day Celebration
• Homeless Individuals Moved Out Of Hell's Kitchen Hotel That Took Them In During Peak Of COVID-19 Pandemic
• McKinley Park Car Wash Owner Stunned Over Blaze At His Business; 'They Just Set Fire And Ran Off'
• Parklets To Pop Up In Downtown Mansfield For Business Owners Struggling During Coronavirus Pandemic
• With Virus On Rise, Gov. Walz Promotes Mask Distribution
• Every Student Will Have Necessary Devices For Virtual Learning, Baltimore City Schools CEO Dr. Sonja Santelises Says
• Malik B., Founding Member Of The Roots, Dead At 47
• Cambridge Proposal: Let Unarmed City Employees Make Traffic Stops Instead Of Police
• Gardening 101: Growing Fruit Trees In The Texas Heat
• Coronavirus Contact Tracing Leads To Several Montgomery County Youth Sports Teams Quarantined
• Inmates Help Save Corrections Deputy Having Medical Emergency
• Long Island Waterways Filled With Untrained New Boaters, Creating Safety Hazards For Everyone
• Denver Broncos CEO Joe Ellis On Player Protests During National Anthem: 'Everyone's Got A Right To Do As They Please, Express How They Feel'
• Former Silicon Valley CEO Manuel Henriquez Gets 6 Months Prison In College Admission Scandal
• Traffic Stop In Galt Nets Police 57 Grams Of Meth, 36 Grams Of Heroin
• Miami Man Ticketed For Not Wearing Mask Accused Of COVID-19 Relief Funds Fraud In The Millions
• Douglas, Jefferson Counties Have Highest Response Rates To 2020 Census
• Northglenn Police Searching For Suspect In Attempted Car Theft
• Minnesota Vikings Add 3 More Players To COVID-19/Reserve List
• New York Board Of Elections Finishes Counting Absentee Ballots Over A Month After June Primary
• Suspect Tells Police He Was Paid To Kill One Man, Shot Another Dead For Flirting With His Girlfriend
• Carroll County Public Schools Superintendent Recommends Mostly Virtual Start To The Academic Year
• Tarrant County Health Officials Report 6 More Deaths, 836 New Coronavirus Cases
• I-Team Investigation Finds Racial Disparity In Massachusetts School Discipline
• Violent Offender Wanted For Rape Turns Himself In To Pittsburgh Police
• Regal Announces Plan To Reopen Movie Theaters Aug. 21
• Hialeah Security Guard Charged With Wounding Two Children While Shooting At Lobster Tail Shoplifter
• Teachers, Other Coloradans Join Growing '14 Days No New Cases' Facebook Group
• Colorado Breweries Celebrate 5th Annual Colorado Pint Day
• Delaware County School Districts Weighing Major Adjustments To Reopening Plans As New School Year Looms
• Johns Hopkins Experts Address COVID-19 Vaccine Challenges, Realistic Timelines
• Dodgers Reliever Joe Kelly Suspended For 8 Games After Bench-Clearing Incident
• Sacramento Firefighters Deployed To Hawaii To Help With Hurricane Response Returning Home
• Fire Weather Threatens Southland Thursday Through Saturday; Cooling Centers To Open In Glendale
• Aspen Votes To Implement Mandatory Mask Zone
• Coronavirus Pandemic Adds Another Layer Of Complexity To Storm Preparations
• Joe Kelly Suspended Eight Games For Throwing At Astros' Alex Bregman, Carlos Correa
• Google, Facebook, Amazon, Apple CEOs Testify Before House Judiciary Antitrust Subcommittee
• Fran Phillips, Maryland's Deputy Health Secretary, Retiring Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Frisco ISD Suspends Competitive Marching Band Events, Delays Start For Athletic Programs
• Youth Sports Coach Takes Plea Deal In Child Molestation Case
• Pittsburgh Police Investigate After 2 Bodies Found In Hazelwood Home
• 'Quite A Challenging Golf Course For These Players,' Says CBS Sports' Trevor Immelman On WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational
• Hong Kong students arrested on suspicion of inciting secession
• JCPenney Moving Forward With Sale, Attorney Tells Bankruptcy Judge
• Man Sexually Assaults Hiker On Walker Ranch Loop Trail
• Waterfront Wellness Series Returns To West Shore Park With New Safety Measures In Place Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• No-Bake Icebox Cake Recipe, For A Scorching Summer Day
• MLB: Phillies To Play Doubleheader Saturday Against Toronto Blue Jays, No Game Friday Night
• Suspicious Package Found On Edgewater Lawn
• Mysterious Chinese Seeds End Up In Sacramento County
• Blackhawks Ban Native American Headdresses At Home Games
• Duarte To Start Handing Out $100 Fines For Not Wearing Masks; Pasadena Shuts Down Disc Golf Course After Large Tournament
• ACC Announces Fall Sports Plan, Pitt Football Schedule
• Massachusetts State Police Seize 500 Bags Of Heroin After Holyoke Traffic Stop
• Kensington Metropark Shutdowns Splash Pad After Worker Positive for COVID-19
• Denver Broncos 2020 Training Camp Preview: Wide Receiver
• 6 Trenton Officers Injured In Serious Multi-Vehicle Crash Following Police Chase, Shooting
• Former Red Sox Manager John McNamara, Skipper Of 1986 Team, Dies At 88
• Body Found As Crews Search For Missing Hiker In Chaffee County
• Mask Fatigue: Some North Texas Workers Claim Headaches, Shortness Of Breath And Anxiety
• Underpass Designed To Make Hampden & Colorado Intersection Safer For Pedestrians, Cyclists
• 'Jeopardy!' And 'Wheel Of Fortune' To Resume Production With Safety Measures In Place
• Minnesota Officials Concerned With Rising Hospitalizations
• PIAA To Move Forward With Fall Sports As Scheduled
• Man Missing From Frederick Last Seen Sunday, Police Say
• Man Accused In Murders Of 2 Men To Undergo More Psychiatric Testing
• Denver Broncos 2020 Training Camp Preview: Tight Ends
• Mnuchin says Congress is "very far apart" from deal on coronavirus bill
• The Parking Lot Social Offers Socially Distant Party In Your Car At Philly's Navy Yard
• Man charged with arson after fire at Arizona county Dems' office
• U.S. hits 150,000 coronavirus deaths
• Pittsburgh Steelers Place Justin Layne On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Gov. Hogan: Marylanders Should Not Travel To States With COVID-19 Positivity Rates Of 10% Or Higher
• Fed predicts further economic hardship as virus rages on
• Andy Cohen says he has "robust" antibodies but can't donate them
• New STEAM-Focused Elementary School Opens: 'I'm Excited For The New Technology'
• Grapevine Police Chase Down, Arrest 15-Year-Old Boy After 2 Crashes In 2 Stolen Vehicles
• George Floyd Case: Tou Thao's Attorney Files Motion To Dismiss Charges
• Superintendent Explains Why Philadelphia School District Scrapped Plans For Hybrid School Year
• 'We're Partying Too Much': Rhode Island Governor Limiting Social Gatherings To 15 People
• Eastpointe Police: 3 Young Men Caught On Camera Damaging Elementary School
• Norwegian Flag Mistaken For Confederate Flag at Michigan Bed & Breakfast
• Brad Marchand Defends Deleted Tweet To Bruins Reporter Regarding Tuukka Rask's Police Hat
• Minneapolis police identify "Umbrella Man" as white supremacist
• Congressman Louie Gohmert tests positive for coronavirus
• Citing Concerns For Family, Nate Solder Opting Out Of 2020 Season
• 3 HBCUs announce largest donations in the schools' histories
• Port Authority: 3 More Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Indiana COVID-19 Update: State Will Remain In Current Phase Of Reopening Plan Despite Case Surge
• 3 Georgia inmates help save deputy who fell unconscious on the job
• Giants Tackle Nate Solder Opts Out Of 2020 Season: 'Our Family Has Health Concerns, Most Notably Our Son's Ongoing Battle With Cancer'
• UT Considering 25% Attendance At Longhorns Football Games Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Moderna Says Coronavirus Vaccine Trials Are Going Well, Looking For More Volunteers
• Michigan Man Went To 'Most Racist Town In America' Holding Black Lives Matter Sign Faces Racist Language
• Philadelphia Phillies Visiting Clubhouse Staffer Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• LAUSD Teachers Union Rejects Proposal To Teach In Empty Classrooms
• Mars rover poised for launch atop Atlas 5 rocket
• School Girls In India Discover New Asteroid Heading Towards Earth
• Registered Sex Offender In Woodsboro Indicted For Child Pornography Distribution
• San Mateo County Lands On State Coronavirus Watch List; Last Of Bay Area Counties To Be Included
• Sheriff: Brainerd Man, 38, Missing After Fleeing On Foot From Traffic Stop In Early July
• Orange County Board Of Education To Sue Newsom, California Over School Closures
• Preliminary Testing Suggests No COVID-19 Antibodies In 94% Of Riverside County Residents
• Tropical Storm Hanna Causes More Erosion At Trump Backers' Private Border Wall
• Oakland Zoo Sells Out Its First Public Opening Since Pandemic
• Denton Utility Assistance
• Baylor Now Requires Negative COVID-19 Test Results For Returning Students
• Dallas County Reports Single-Day Record 36 Coronavirus Deaths, Along With 704 New Cases
• Police: Vehicle Hits Penn Hills House, Strikes Gas Meter
• FBI Agents Seen Conducting Investigation In Boston's North End
• Best Buy Joins Walmart, Target, Dick's Sporting Goods In Closing Stores On Thanksgiving Day
• The Forgotten Fight Against COVID-19: Are You Protecting Your Phone?
• Fans Can Get Their Own 'Big Head' Likenesses In Target Field Stands
• Man accused of insulting Islam shot dead in courtroom
• 6 People Arrested For Allegedly Setting Pennsylvania State Police Cruiser On Fire During Unrest In Philadelphia In May
• U.S. Attorney Indicts 8 Pittsburgh Protesters For 'Criminal Activity' During May 30 Downtown Demonstrations
• Watch The 7/29 Arlington ISD School Board Meeting
• Ravens QB Lamar Jackson On Antonio Brown: 'I'm Still Hoping, A Little Bit'
• Denver Weather: 'Footprint' Of Tuesday's Rainfall Tells Story Of Extreme Variability
• Doctor warns young people of "residual" coronavirus effects
• Michigan Man Sues Police After Officer Launches Canister Into His Face
• Fresh Express bagged salads being investigated for Cyclospora
• Evictions Resume In Denver Amid Rise In Unemployment, Coronavirus Pandemic
• Former Police Officer Charged With Embezzling From Foster City Little League
• Two Arrested After 11-Month-Old Overdoses On Fentanyl In Fall River
• Flint Area Man Saved By Passing Driver After Cardiac Arrest
• CAIR-MN Calls For Charges To Be Brought Against 'Umbrella Man,' Investigation Into White Supremacist Associates
• Car Slams Into Apartment Living Room In West Hollywood
• GM Second-Quarter Results Show Business Resiliency
• GM Posts $806 Million Loss As Pandemic Dampens Sales
• Gov. Jared Polis Visits Rose Medical Center, Thanks Health Care Workers
• U.S. Open At Winged Foot To Go Forward Without Fans
• Mail-In Ballots May Slow Michigan's Primary Vote Count
• U.S. to withdraw 12,000 American troops from Germany
• Widespread use of hand sanitizers leads to jump in poisonings
• Julian Edelman Explains Mindset Entering Patriots Training Camp During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Gov. Pritzker Releases Restrictions For Youth Sports In Illinois
• Second Heat-Related Death Of 2020 Reported In Maryland
• Bandimere Speedway Reopens For Wednesday Event After Agreement With Jefferson County Public Health
• 'I Have The Wuhan Virus,' Texas GOP Rep. Louie Gohmert Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Firefighters Discover Marijuana Grow While Battling South LA House Fire
• After COVID-19 Outbreak At St. Cloud Prison, Intake Operations Move To Lino Lakes
• George Floyd hologram lights up over Robert E. Lee statue
• Raley's Giving Employees Cash Reward For Working During Pandemic
• Alzheimer's Blood Test In Your Doctor's Office Closer To Reality, Studies Say
• Feds Sending Additional Agents To Detroit, Cleveland, And Milwaukee
• Hockey East Intends To Play 2020-21 Season
• Officials: COVID-19 Cases Tied To Indoor Wedding Reception in Metro Detroit
• Mercy Hospital Closing Between February And May Of 2021
• Longtime University Of Illinois Basketball Coach Lou Henson Dies
• Man Dead, Another Injured After Shot In Parking Lot Near Rosedale Home
• Mattel Launches Presidential Campaign Barbie Dolls
• Kohl's To Close All Stores On Thanksgiving
• Portsmouth City Council Votes To Remove Confederate Monument
• Get A Sneak Peek Inside The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum Before It Opens
• Authorities Investigating Homeless Mattress Blaze Near Site Of 5-Alarm San Francisco Fire
• Barbie 2020 Campaign Team Dolls Feature Black Female Candidate
• Argument Led To Freeway Shooting in Detroit Tuesday Night
• Patriots star: Opting out of season was "best decision for my family"
• The Henry Ford Returns Expands Regular Hours Monday with Marvel Exhibition
• Flint Insurance Agent Pleads No Contest in Embezzlement
• Man Sought In San Bernardino Woman's Beating Death
• "Camp Quarantine": How Tyler Perry's studio stays virus-free
• 2 Accused, 1 Arraigned in Last Tuesday's Triple Shooting at Detroit Gas Station
• For Second Straight Week, No Positive COVID-19 Tests For NBA
• Shark Sighting Reported Off Nauset Beach For Second Straight Day
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Over 750 New Cases In 24 Hours, 20 New Deaths With Hospitalizations Up
• Organ Donation Impact? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Reopenings: Last Call For Peri's Bar In Fairfax As COVID-19 Shutdown Drags On
• Election Machines Tested In Miami-Dade, Broward
• Boeing's Losses In The Billions
• Pregnant Hartmann's Mountain Zebra At The Dallas Zoo Gives Birth To New Foal
• Philadelphia Housing Authority Calls Homeless Encampment In North Philadelphia 'Threat To Public Safety'
• Coronavirus In Texas: Plano Teen Helps Develop Technology Aimed At Speeding Up Detection, Treatment For COVID-19 Patients
• NYPD Cruiser Torched On Upper West Side
• Oakland Township Named Third Safest Community
• While Tickets Have Been Issued, Lightfoot Says Travel Ban Enforcement Is To Educate Not Penalize
• City Of McKeesport Police Safely Finds 29-Year-Old Andrew Bucy
• COVID-19 Hits McCormick Place Hard With Lost Revenue
• Denton City Council Extends Face Coverings Order Through August For Essential Businesses
• Do Wins And Losses In Seeding Games Really Matter For Celtics?
• 'Our Democracy Is Under Siege': Lightfoot Announces New Campaign For 2020 Census
• UEFA Champions, Europa League TV Schedule: How To Watch, Match Schedule & Times
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• Parker Police Seek Information On Truck That Hit Cyclist
• Federal "red zone" of severe outbreaks expands to 21 states
• Homeless RVs Near Harding Park Will Be Moved To Ocean Beach During PGA Championship
• Water Main Break Shuts Down One Lane Of Library Road
• Report: Red Sox Releasing Catcher Jonathan Lucroy
• Reopening: Saliva-Based COVID-19 Testing Site Opens For 2-Day Pilot Run In Berkeley
• Vendor Overbilled Baltimore City By $160K Over Several Years For Work It Subcontracted To Other Company, Report Finds
• Buffalo Soldiers National Museum Vandalized With Racist, Misspelled Graffiti
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance: Florida Hits New Record With 216 Newly Reported Deaths
• South Dakota governor disparages mask mandate for students
• BSO Cracks Down On 'Roving Car Clubs" In Effort To Curb Crime & COVID-19 Cases
• Kodak Loan To Bolster U.S.-Produced Drug Supply May Mean More Jobs In St. Paul
• Coronavirus (MN): 681 Additional Cases, 9 Deaths Reported As State Nears 1 Million Completed Tests
• New Kensington-Arnold School District To Send Reopening Plan To Department Of Health
• Pa. Health Dept.: 834 More Coronavirus Cases Brings Statewide Total To Over 110,000
• At Least 8 New Pups Join California's Only Wolf Pack
• Little Caesars® Named Official Pizza Delivery of the National Hockey League
• Separate Dirt Bike Crashes In Hill District Leave 1 Man Dead, Another Hurt
• Foxwoods Casino Reports First Employee Coronavirus Case Since Reopening
• Pittsburgh Police Seek Public's Help Identifying Man Accused Of Destroying Police Vehicles In Downtown Protest
• Best Buy Will Close Stores On Thanksgiving Day
• Ketamine investigated in Colorado after Elijah McClain's death
• Two Men Accused Of Killing Man Whose Body Was Found In Manteca Orchard
• Wyoming Governor: There Will Be No Mask Order
• Orioles To Welcome Yankees To Camden Yards For Home Opener Following COVID-19 Delays
• Detroit City Clerk Explains The Importance Of Voting, Process Of Mail-In Voting In 2020
• Coronavirus Cases Tied To Chatham House Party Climb To 13
• A Landmark Study Shows What Makes A Successful Relationship
• Caught On Video: Driver Shoots At SUV In Road Rage Incident On 605 Freeway In Whittier
• Scammers Preying On COVID-19 Fears Becoming More Sophisticated, Better Business Bureau Warns
• Life Remodeled Moves Forward With Plans To Hold Annual 6-Day Project With Reduced Volunteer Capacity
• Man Wanted In Deadly Shooting Turns Himself In To Pittsburgh Police
• Bucs' Cameron Brate -- Who Worked Out With Tom Brady -- Announces He Had COVID-19
• Rockies Keep Rolling Behind Sam Hilliard, Antonio Senzatela To Beat Athletics
• Pandemic-hit merchants face denials of insurance claims
• Late Congressman John Lewis departs Washington for final time
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• Police: Delaware Man Lunged At Rehoboth Beach Hotel Employee With Knife
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 125 New Coronavirus Cases And 5 More Deaths
• Pair Of Two-Run Homers Lift the Tigers To 4-3 Victory Over Kansas City
• Breakthrough Alzheimer's Blood Test May Make Diagnosis Simple and Affordable
• Most Classes At University Of Minnesota Will Be Taught Online This Fall
• Study Finds Spanking Has Declined, But Pediatricians Worry About Impact Of Pandemic
• Mountain Biker Suffers Serious Injuries In Crash Near Nederland
• Nevada County Board Of Supervisors Pull Proposal To Fine Businesses That Defy Order To Close
• 2 More Victims Of Maple Grove Domestic Assault Die In Hospital
• Joey Bosa, Chargers Agree To Terms On $135 Million Contract Extension
• 'She HATED Tom Brady': NY Woman Expresses Distaste For Former Patriots QB In Obituary
• Train derails and bridge partially collapses in Arizona
• Texas Man Accused Of Catching Lobster Out Of Season In The Keys
• Just A Reminder: The 1-4 Red Sox Have One Of The Highest Payrolls In Baseball
• Anne Arundel County Hit-And-Run Suspect Sylvester Wright Jr. Arrested On Drug Charges, Police Say
• NYPD: 2 Charged With Gang Assault In Brutal Deli Beating Against Woman And Stepfather
• Starbucks Is Bringing Back Pumpkin Spice, And Dunkin' Now Has Its Own Cereal
• Walmarts To Reopen In Auburn Gresham, Kenwood, Hermosa
• Harvard Professor Now Faces Tax Charges Tied To Chinese University
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• Patrick Chung Says Opting Out Was The Best Decision For His Family
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• Screen Time & Kids: Parents Need To Worry Less On Hours Logged, Report Finds
• Watchdog accuses Trump campaign of masking millions in spending
• Josh Donaldson Goes Deep As Twins Top Cards 6-3 In Home Opener
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Looks To Get Workers Back On The Job Faster
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• Colorado Weather: Breezy At Times With Scattered Afternoon T-Storms
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• 'Lena Waithe Brings A Truthful Voice For Black Women & Black People': Yolonda Ross On Season 3 Of Showtime's 'The Chi'
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• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: San Francisco 'Community Learning Hubs'; Empty Stands For Giants Opener; Historic Tadich Grill Hits Pause Button
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• Joe Biden Expected To Reveal His Running Mate Next Week
• Sylvia Fowles Breaks Rebounding Record But Storm Still Top Lynx 90-66
• Joe Kelly Wages War On Houston Astros
• 1 Injured After Tire Falls Off Car, Crashes Into Another Car's Windshield On Schuylkill Expressway
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• Penn Hills School District To Split Students Between In-Person And Remote Learning
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• Several People Pulled From Car Following Fiery North Loop Crash
• Addicted To The High Of Weed? Its Calmer Cousin, CBD, May Help Ease The Disorder, Study Finds
• Two 14-Year-Old Boys Injured In Separate Shootings Hours Apart
• Pennsylvania health secretary responds to transphobic attacks
• New Video Shows Gunmen Open Fire On Vigil For Teens Killed In Drive-By Shooting
• Weather Blog: July Heat Continues
• Winchester School Committee To Replace Sachems Name, Mascot
• Police: 72-Year-Old Woman Grabbed From Behind And Robbed Inside Lobby Of Queens Building
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• Divvy Debuting E-Bikes Wednesday
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• Fire Erupts At Salvation Army Facility In Perris
• Minnesota GOP official resigns over Holocaust post
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• Study identifies 6 different "types" of COVID-19
• Barr and Judiciary Committee clash in contentious hearing
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• Pittsburgh Public Schools Holding Virtual Hearing Regarding School Reopening
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• Big tech CEOs testify before Congress
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• Colorado health department looks into use of ketamine
• Legal analyst on Attorney General William Barr's testimony at House hearing
• Tech CEOs to testify at congressional antitrust hearing
• Lawmakers bid final farewell to late Congressman John Lewis
• New England Patriots star Patrick Chung on opting out of the 2020 NFL season
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• Navy's first Black female fighter pilot to receive her wings
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• White House press secretary discusses the president's controversial comments on COVID-19
• Suspicious seeds sent from China found in Americans' mailboxes
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• Rise of new COVID-19 cases in Europe during tourism season triggers new restrictions
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• Biden talks VP pick and hits Trump on coronavirus response
• Monopolies and misinformation to be the focus of congressional hearing with big tech heads
• President Trump defends video making false claims about the coronavirus