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Articles from July 30, 2020

• Pham, Padres Use Big Six-Run 10th For 12-7 Win Over Giants
• Solano County DA Appoints Special Prosecutor To Review Willie McCoy Case
• At Least 31 Workers Infected With COVID-19 At Costco Stores In Santa Clara County
• Sacramento Kings Lay Off Employees Amid Coronavirus Uncertainty
• 'We Disagree That Any Of These Labels Are Racist': Trader Joe's Declines To Change Product Names Over Online Petition
• Pizza Rock Closed: A Slice Of Struggling K Street During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Padres Use Big 6-Run 10th for 12-7 Win Over Giants
• Lodi Man Driving With Siren, Lights On Pickup Truck Arrested For DUI
• Bay Area Woman Targeted in Nationwide Scam Involving Seeds Mailed From China
• Longtime Orange County Journalist Killed After Alleged Street Racer Crashes Into His Pickup Truck In Santa Ana
• Oakland Teachers Spar With District Over Back-to-School Plans
• Bay Area Election Workers Prepare for Historically High Absentee Voting
• CSU Shuts Down Rams Football Practice, Workouts After 8 Players Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Failures To Appear, Defaults Spike After Change To Denver 'Virtual Court' 
• Supporters Of Expanded Gambling Turn In Signatures For 2020 Crowded Ballot Full Of Hotly Contested Issues
• 'It's Not Worth It': Fairview HS Teacher Warns Against In-Person Learning After Battling COVID-19
• 'Everybody Is Scared': Teacher Hopes To Provide The Best Education Possible
• 'I Feel My Government Has Completely Failed Me': Thousands Waiting On Unemployment Benefits
• U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum Opens With Social Distanced Ribbon Cutting
• Roseville Homeowner Wakes Up To Burglar In His Bedroom; Police Search For Suspect
• Coronavirus Outbreak Reported At USC's Fraternity Row After 44 People Test Positive
• Chinese Scientist, Former UC Davis Researcher Juan Tang Arrested After Seeking Medical Care
• 'Undemocratic, Outrageous And Insulting': Gov. Jared Polis Reacts To Trump's Tweet About Delaying Election
• 'Building Bridges': How Karen Bass Became A Leading VP Contender
• Now Is The Time To Conserve Water In Colorado As Drought Expands And La Niña Looms
• James' Layup Late Lifts Lakers Past Clippers, 103-101
• San Francisco Priest Stirs Controversy, Downplays Pandemic Calling Virus Reports 'Largely Unreal'
• Mexican Megachurch Leader Charged Again With Child Rape
• Protesters Demonstrate Outside Alleged Home Of LASD Deputy Who Shot, Killed Andres Guardado
• Several New Coronavirus Testing Sites Opening In Sacramento County
• Napheesa Collier Scores 20 Points, Lynx Hold On To Beat Sky, 83-81
• Bieber Strikes Out 13 As Cleveland Tops Minnesota, 2-0
• Traffic Alert Lifted for I-980 in Oakland Following Report of Man Hanging Off 12th Street Overcrossing
• Trump Suggests Delaying Election Over Unsubstantiated Claims About Vote By Mail
• New York City Reveals Response Plan For COVID-19 Cases In Schools
• VIDEO: More Than 100 People Lose Everything As Massive Fire Devours Ashwood Apartments In North Coventry Township
• Baltimore County Officer Seriously Injured After Police Cruiser Overturns In Parkville Crash, Officials Say
• Riverside, Ventura Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths; San Bernardino Releases Corrected Figures
• Brandon Saunders Arrested In Alleged Rape At Loch Raven High School Parking Lot, May Be Linked To More Cases, Police Say
• Sloane Stephens And Chicago Smash Headed To World Team Tennis Semifinals
• Two Men Plead Guilty To Filing False FEMA Claims After Camp Fire
• Maryland Weather: Damage Reported After Severe Storms Move Through; Flash Flood Watch Issued For Friday
• Vázquez Homers Twice To Lead Pérez And Red Sox Past Mets
• Good Question: What Happens When A Student Gets Sick With COVID-19?
• People 'Trying To Find Loopholes' To Avoid Wearing Masks, Face Coverings, Baltimore Officials Say
• Baltimore County Health Officer Dr. Gregory Branch Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Remains Of West Virginia Soldier Killed During Korean War Return Home
• 19-Year-Old Man Accused Of Killing Missing Connecticut Teen Jose Nunez
• Vázquez Homers Twice To Lead Pérez And Red Sox Past Mets 4-2
• Mother Of Homicide Victim Arrested With Boyfriend Who's Connected To Roseville Drive-By
• President Trump Issues Warning About Coronavirus, FDA Says Vaccine Could Be Closer Than Originally Thought
• Lexington Market Welcomes Back Customers With Safety Measures In Place Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Fallen Tree Blocks SB Lanes Of 5 Freeway Near Griffith Park
• Chicago Weather: Cooler And Less Humid
• Three CPD Officers Wounded In Shootout With Carjacking Suspect At Grand Central District Station; Gunman Also Shot, 2 Other Officers Suffer Chest Pains
• KeHE Distributors Hiring For 40 Positions In SoCal
• LA County Identifies First 2 Cases Of Human West Nile Virus This Season
• Man Wanted For Multiple Crimes During Downtown Pittsburgh Protest Arrested
• Answers Arrive About Who Is Calling Unemployed Illinoisans Back At IDES And Where They're Located
• From Handing COVID To Police Reform, Candidates For Miami-Dade Mayor Make Their Case At Forum
• Taylor Swift accused of taking "Folklore" logo from Black-owned retailer
• Q&A: Answers For Some Of Parents' Most Burning Fall School Questions
• Man Shot In The Chest In SW Baltimore, Police Say
• American Legion Donates $18K For iPads To Connect Vets At VA Medical Center To Family, Friends
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Isaias, Forecast To Become Hurricane By Friday Night, Nearing Southeastern Bahamas
• 26-Year-Old Man From Golden Dies After Fall While Climbing Longs Peak
• Parents Prepare For How Districts Will Have To Make The Call This Fall
• Operation Legend To Bring 42 Federal Agents To Detroit In 2 Weeks
• Report: GM To Raise Salaried Workers Back To Normal Salaries After Pandemic Cuts
• Detroit City Clerk Outlines Election Day Process Amid Pandemic
• Black Lives Matter Groups Hold Overnight 'Free Grace' Protest In Waterford
• Growing Need In Texas And Beyond For Those Who've Recovered From Coronavirus To Donate Plasma
• Flint Water Crisis: Michigan Supreme Court Rules Resident Lawsuit Will Continue
• Gov. Whitmer Responds To AG Barr, Says She Doesn't Believe He Didn't Know About Threats
• National Eviction Crisis: Millions Struggling With Paying Rent
• At Home Rapid Covid-Testing May Be On Its Way. Here's What We Know
• Woman, 8-Year-Old Boy Shot, Wounded In Altgeld Gardens
• Obama Honors John Lewis As 'Founding Father' Of Better America As Congressman Is Laid To Rest
• 1 Shot In South Minneapolis Thursday Night, No One In Custody
• Atkins Scores 22 Points, Unbeaten Mystics Top Storm 89-71
• Taylor, Suzuki Lift Nats Past Jays 6-4 Before 4-Day Break
• No Arrest In Deadly Shooting Of Austin Protester Garrett Foster; Police Looking To Public For Help
• Frustrated Camden Residents Say 'Community Policing Does Not Exist And It's Not Doing Well' In City
• Some Winchester Parents Want Separate School Plan For Younger Children
• LA City official faces 34-count indictment in corruption probe
• Adams County School Districts Commit To COVID-19 Testing For Teachers
• Bryan Cranston Donates Plasma After Recovering From COVID-19
• Building Fire In Pennsylvania Kills Roughly 42,000 Chickens, Causes Nearly $2M In Damages
• AP Source: MLB Will Play 7-Inning Games In Doubleheaders
• Chino Police Shoot, Kill Man Allegedly Armed With Knife
• Vacaville Parents, Coaches Upset After They Say Softball Fields Were Destroyed
• Chinese Scientist Working at UC Davis Arrested After Seeking Medical Care
• Only Ticketed Passengers, Those Assisting Them, And Staff Will Be Allowed In O'Hare And Midway Airports Starting Friday
• Residents Push San Francisco Officials To Clear More Homeless Encampments
• 'Great Concern': LA County Warns Churches Could Face Fines For Indoor Services
• Booze Ban On Truckee River Extended To Oct. 15
• Critics want clarity after Trader Joe's says product names aren't racist
• Adams County Seeks Help In Deadly Stabbing Investigation After Man's Body Found In South Platte River
• 'Thin Blue Line' Police Flags Removed From Hingham Fire Trucks, Will Tour Mass Fire Departments
• Obama: Lewis brought country "a little bit closer to our highest ideals"
• California Records 194 New COVID Fatalities; State Death Toll Approaches 9,000
• LAPD Reports 3 More Employees Test Positive For COVID-19 Bringing Total To 474
• District Attorneys Say Victims Are Not Being Heard Ahead Of Convicted Inmates' Early Release
• 'We Can't Gamble With People's Lives': Lawmakers Grill EDD Director Over Ongoing Backlogs
• Harrington, Molinari Withdraw From PGA Championship
• Norristown Area School District Suspends All Fall Sports, To Hold Virtual Learning Until At Least January
• Nantucket Restaurants Ordered To Close Earlier To Prevent COVID-19 Spread
• Prince George's County Executive: Promoters, Property Owners Of Large House Parties Could Face Jail Time, $5K Fine
• North Texas Teen Who Almost Drowned As Child Raises $6,000 For Loan-A-Life Jacket Program At Grapevine Lake
• 'I Stand For The Flag Because I Am A Proud American': Steelers' Stephon Tuitt Further Explains Why He's Not Kneeling For National Anthem
• Man Accused Of Firing At Police During Protests Faces Federal Charges
• Learning Curve: A Lesson On Distance Learning For Parents
• 1 Woman Killed, 1 Man Injured, 1 Arrested In Stabbing At Chili's Parking Lot In Thornton
• St. Paul Superintendent Says School Year Will Start With Distanced Learning
• NH Woman Awoken By Stranger In Bedroom; Son Interrupts Attempted Sexual Assault
• Newsom Asks Warren Buffet To Back Dam Removal Project
• Violinist Thrills Doctors, Nurses On Front Lines At Plantation's Westside Regional Medical Center
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump concerned about delayed election results
• CHP Officer Saves 6-Week-Old From Choking
• Hero CHP Officer Saves Choking Infant Along Interstate 80 In Fairfield
• Shooting That Wounded 3 Officers Comes Amid Difficult Couple Of Months For Chicago Police
• Morgan State University To Require COVID-19 Testing For Return To Campus
• LA City Councilman Jose Huizar Charged In 34-Count Indictment In Corruption Probe
• Teen Charged With Murder In Shooting Outside Revere Beach Ice Cream Shop
• Man Who Spent 5 Weeks In ICU With COVID-19 Learning To Walk Again
• Man Who Led Chase From Cache Creek, Hit Deputy With Car In 2001 Agrees To Parole Denial
• California Lawmakers Slam Employment Agency For Slow Payouts
• LA County Reports 2,628 Coronavirus Cases, 41 New Deaths
• COVID-19 Testing Site Opens in San Francisco's Potrero Hill
• Philadelphia School Board Approves School District's Plan To Begin School Year Online
• Former West Virginia University Professor Sentenced To 3 Months In Fraud Case
• Concern Grows In New Jersey After Thousands Of New COVID-19 Cases Reported; A 'Match Waiting To Hit The Powder Keg'
• Red-Tailed Hawk With Broken Wing Rescued In Pine Township
• Takeout With Tori: Blue Claw Seafood & Crab Eatery In South Jersey Brings You Sweet Meat Beneath The Break
• Last Call Lawsuit: Judge Rules Against Denver Bars Fighting To Serve Alcohol After 10 p.m.
• Investigation Underway After Brickell Key Shooting Leaves Man In Critical Condition
• Following President Trump Tweet, Texas US Lawmakers Say They Don't Support Delaying November Election
• Elton John celebrates 30 years of sobriety
• As Schools Look At Reopening, It's Unclear How Likely Children Are To Be Infected And How They Spread Coronavirus
• Miami Heat Offering Up AmericanAirlines Arena To Act As A Safe Polling Site Amid Pandemic
• 'So Incredibly Painful': State, City & County Officials Respond To WCCO's Footage Of Nicollet Mall Homelessness
• Late Brother Of Dallas Officer, 'Superfan' Becomes Part Of NASA Launch To Mars
• Pirates Infielder Kevin Newman And Wife Shayne Announce They're Expecting Daughter
• South Lake Tahoe Approves Purchase Of Body Cameras For Police
• Vallejo Police Investigating Claim That Officers Bent Badges To Mark Killings
• Lou Williams Will Not Play In NBA Restart Game Vs. Lakers After Visiting Strip Club For The Wings
• Why Are We Seeing So Many Mosquitoes This Summer?
• Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine Thinks We'll Be Dealing With The Novel Coronavirus For The Next 2 Years
• Pennsylvania Republican Lawmaker Blasted Over Parody Of Appeal For LGBTQ Tolerance
• California Supreme Court Upholds Law Banning 'Pension Spiking'
• Thousands Of Fort Carson Soldiers Get Tested For Coronavirus
• South Jersey Artist Using Creative Talent, Unique Materials To Raise Awareness Of Black Lives Matter
• Philadelphia NAACP President Rodney Muhammad Resisting Calls For Resignation Over Anti-Semitic Facebook Post
• California Lawmakers Slam EDD For Slow Payouts During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Rangers' Jose Leclerc Joins Sidelined Corey Kluber With Shoulder Injury
• Superintendents And Parents React To Governor Walz's School Decision
• DA Seeks To Bring Harvey Weinstein Back To LA To Face Sex-Related Charges
• Texas Adjusts Total Coronavirus Deaths Slightly Lower After Discovering 'Automation Error'
• Petaluma Firefighter Who Tested Positive for COVID-19 Returning to Duty
• Car Crashes Into Sacramento Home, Almost Hit Sleeping 11-Year-Old Child
• Fire Breaks Out At Coors Brewery In Golden, Plant Operations Unaffected
• USC Student Health To Expand Daily Coronavirus Testing With Minimum 500 Daily Tests
• Shower, Laundry Trucks Help Those In Need In Adams County
• Herb Chambers Donates Car To Raise Money For Big Sisters
• Small Business Owners In NYC Plead With Officials For Help To Stay Afloat
• 8-Year-Old New Jersey Girl Calls Neighbor Who Rescued Her From Fox Attack 'A Lifesaver'
• Parker County Officials Vote To Keep Confederate Statue In Weatherford
• Rep. Guy Reschenthaler Will Not Get Coronavirus Test After Being In 'Very Close Proximity With' Texas Congressman Who Tested Positive
• Boats And Pools Are Popular Ways To Fight Pandemic Fatigue
• Scientists revive 100-million-year-old deep-sea lifeforms
• WCS Bronx Zoo Apologizes For 'Disgraceful' Treatment Of Ota Benga, African Man Displayed In Monkey House 114 Years Ago
• Dolphin Becomes Trapped In East Rockaway's Mill River
• No charges against officer who fatally shot Michael Brown
• Furry Tails: Matthew McConaHay & Kimber Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Teachers Rally For A Safe Return To School - And A Say In How It Happens
• Suburban Teen Moves To Iowa So He Can Play Football With Few COVID-19 Restrictions
• Sea level rise could destroy 20% of the world's GDP by 2100
• 3 Tarrant County Detention Officers Arrested After Alleged Assault By 1 That Put Inmate In Hospital
• Statue Of Prince's Love Symbol Revealed For The 1st Time At Paisley Park
• Stony Brook Professor Among Scientists Who Designed Critical Instrument On NASA's Mars Rover 'Perseverance'
• Extra $500 Cash? Mayor Bill Peduto Signs Up Pittsburgh For 'Guaranteed Income' Pilot Program
• Advocates Push For Maglev Construction; Local Leaders Express Concerns
• Dramatic Video Shows 2 Police Officers Rescue Horse From Burning Barn In Bucks County
• Arrests Made In Separate Chemical Attack, Stabbing That Injured San Francisco Police Officers
• Mayors Of Miami-Dade Cities Say They Are Being Cheated Out Of Federal CARES Act Funds
• 'It Affects My Health' | Protesters Call For BRESCO Trash Incinerator To Close
• Tropical Storm Isaias on verge of becoming hurricane
• I-Team: Transit Police Dissolve SWAT Team That Captured Boston Marathon Bomber
• Stockton Offers No-Cost Temporary Outdoor Permits For Personal Care Services
• Want To Keep Census Workers From Knocking On Your Door? Fill Out The 2020 Census Now
• Neighbors Raise Concerns Over Thousands Of New York City's Homeless Housed In Hotels
• Vikings Add Anthony Barr To The COVID-19/Reserve Roster
• NASA Launches Mars Rover To Look For Signs Of Ancient Life
• Employee With Suspected COVID-19 Symptoms Delays Slows To Go BBQ In Canton and Detroit
• Gov. Walz Says School Districts To Make Decisions On Learning Models For Fall With Guidance From Health Officials
• New Yorkers At Risk Of Losing Unemployment Benefits Find Alternatives To Make Ends Meet
• Police Looking For Home Security Footage Of Those Responsible For Hate Messages In Westford
• Former Fed economist calls profession "a disgrace"
• As Marlins Process Outbreak Fallout, Dolphins Doing Their Part To Help Patients Fighting COVID-19
• More MLB games postponed after Phillies staffers test positive
• Max Minute: Busting Common COVID-19 Myths About Deep Cleaning And Transmission To And From Children
• Some School District Superintendents Looking For More Safety Guidance From Allegheny Co. Health Dept.
• 49er RB Jeff Wilson Jr. Placed On COVID-19 List
• Fort Worth ISD Moves Start Date, Virtual-Only Learning For First 4 Weeks
• Police: 77-Year-Old Man Forced To Withdraw Money From ATM In Knifepoint Robbery
• Why Some People Who Haven't Had COVID-19 Might Already Have Some Immunity
• New List Offers Safest Used Cars For Teen Drivers
• Safe Driving Campaign Focused On New York's Move Over Law Resumes Across State
• Suspect Arrested After Shots Fired At Ramsey Co. Deputies
• Keller @ Large: Trump's Suggestion To Delay Election Is Filled With Flaws
• Big Tech companies report mixed earnings amid pandemic
• 'Not Possible Without An Act Of Congress': FIU Professor Says President Trump Doesn't Have Power To Delay Election
• North Texas Group Looks To Combat Increase In Sex Trafficking During Pandemic
• Maryland Zoo To Receive August Proceeds From Giant Food Community Bag Program
• Hempstead Launches 'Shark Patrol' After Multiple Shark Sightings Along Long Island's South Shore
• Dead seals are washing up on Maine shore after shark attack
• Good News: Dallas County Coronavirus Case Numbers On Downward Trend
• Broncos CEO Joe Ellis Working With Mayor, Governor On Fan Attendance Puzzle
• Minneapolis FBI: Help Sought ID'ing Suspects In Series Of ATM Robberies
• U.S. Marshals auctioning Fyre Festival merchandise
• Mercy Medical Center To Name ICU After Joseph Costa, Doctor Who Died Due To COVID-19
• MDOT Announces Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• Federal Agencies Appeal Suspension Of Abortion Pill Rule
• No Reason To Fear Mail-In Ballot Process If Done Right, Rutgers Professor Says Following President Trump's Claim
• People Waiting In Line For Hours At Some Massachusetts Coronavirus Testing Sites
• Philadelphia Health Commissioner Apologizes To Restaurants For Short Notice In Extending Indoor Dining Restrictions
• Will Vaccine Be Live Or Killed? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• USM Students, Staff Returning To Campus Required To Test Negative For COVID-19
• OC Coronavirus Death Toll Surpasses 600 As Officials Report 506 New Cases
• California Court: Public Employees Can't 'Spike' Pensions
• Michigan Off-Duty Conservation Officer Rescues Swimmer From Lake Superior
• Tarrant County Issues West Nile Virus Public Health Warning: 'Mosquito Activity At Record High Levels'
• New York State, City Offering Unemployment Help As Federal Benefits Set To Expire
• Baltimore Sees Increase In Domestic Violence-Related Calls During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Trump continues to question voting by mail
• Police Seek 2 Suspects Wanted In Connection To Robbery On Detroit's West Side
• Union Representing Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Journalists To Take Strike Vote
• Study: Denver-Aurora Has Some Of The Worst Roads In The Nation
• Funeral Held For Congressman And Civil Rights Icon John Lewis
• Owners of San Francisco's Cliff House Restaurant Sue Insurers
• Big Winners and Losers As Tech Companies Report Earnings
• What Will College Campuses In Texas Look Like In COVID Times?
• New Jersey Lawmakers Pass Bills To Make Juneteenth State Holiday, Abolish Freeholder Title
• Local Distance Learning Program Aims To Build Students' Confidence, Sharpen Math Skills
• Maryland Weather: Heat Advisory, Air Quality Alert Issued For Baltimore Area
• California Pizza Kitchen is bankrupt
• Agents From Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office Raid Home In Delmont
• Texas Vs LSU Rematch Cancelled As SEC Goes To Conference-Only Schedule During Pandemic
• California Pizza Kitchen Files For Bankruptcy
• Washington, DC, Will Not Reopen School Buildings This Fall
• Florida Man Tries To Buy Rolex Watches With Check Printed From Home Computer
• Baltimore County Signs Agreement To Recycle Its Glass After Years Of Disposing Of It In Landfills
• DNA Leads To Identification Of Target Shoplifter Who Attacked Employees
• Harbaugh Oversees Ravens Camp Under Ever-Changing Guidelines
• Man Arrested For Punching Police Horse Outside Cowboy Coast Saloon In Ocean City, Maryland; 2 Others Also Arrested In Incident
• As jobless aid ends, many Americans struggle to afford food
• Family, Friends Renting Jersey Shore Homes Together Raising Concerns About COVID-19 Spreading
• Vice President Pence Spreads Message of 'Law And Order' During Visit To Greensburg
• Virginia Man Held Without Bond In Alleged Murder Of Ex-Wife In Frederick
• Voter Information for Next Week's Michigan Primary Election
• Pence's campaign bus involved in minor accident
• The story of how John Lewis and wife Lillian met
• Ohio Pharmacy Board Backs Down On Banning Hydroxychloroquine For Coronavirus Patients
• Gov. Polis Calls Homeless Sweeps Near Capitol 'A Relief'
• Jamaine Cheers, Suspect In Fatal Caroline County Shooting, Arrested In Atlantic City, Police Say
• 'So Disappointed': Whitman-Hanson High School Cancels Graduation Ceremony After Possible Coronavirus Exposure
• Inquiry Eyes Claim That Vallejo Police Bent Badges To Mark Killings
• Sheriff: Man Suddenly Attacked On His Doorstep By Teenage Neighbor Who Claims To Have MMA Training
• LA Zoo's 21-Year-Old Paired Lions, Hubert And Kalisa, Euthanized Due To Declining Health, Age-Related Illnesses
• Mass. Reports 304 New Coronavirus Cases And 15 Deaths With Reporting Delay Contributing To Uptick
• Report: Matthew Slater's Decision To Play Prevented More Patriots Opt-Outs
• Philadelphia Housing Authority Extends Eviction Moratorium In City Until March 2021
• Obama urges Americans to honor John Lewis' legacy by voting
• Orange County To Resume Marriage Services With Social Distancing Measures; No Guests Allowed
• Second San Francisco Sheriff's Staff Member At Hall Of Justice Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Person Who Took Bar Exam At DU Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Crews Get Handle On Brush Fire Burning Near Homes In Hollywood Hills
• Two People Killed In Two-Vehicle Crash In Worcester County, Police Say
• Body Of 1967 Michigan Homicide Victim Exhumed
• Former Mets Shortstop Jose Reyes Retires And Shouts Out Mets Fans: 'Your Passion And Energy Always Lifted Me Higher'
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Says State In "Good Spot" For Election
• Johns Hopkins Receives $35M In Funding For COVID-19 Blood Plasma Trials
• Illinois Reports Highest Daily COVID-19 Case Count In Two Months, With 1,772 New Coronavirus Cases; Gov. Pritzker Says 'This Is Hugely Problematic'
• Ben Roethlisberger's Return Raises Expectations For Pittsburgh Steelers
• Full appeals court to hear case regarding Michael Flynn
• Detroit Preparing For Challenges To Keep Voters, Poll Workers Safe From Virus
• Keys Residents Jailed For Not Quarantining After Testing Positive For COVID-19
• California Pizza Kitchen Files For Bankruptcy, Will Close Unprofitable Restaurants
• Crash Between Vehicle, Two Tractor-Trailers Snarls Traffic On Interstate 695
• Fauci and Kaepernick to be honored with award
• Pittsburgh Pirates Pitcher Derek Holland Pledging $250 For Each Strikeout This Season To Fight Childhood Cancer
• Now Hiring: ADT Security Services Needs More Staff Due To Crime Concerns During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Arson Suspected In Trash Fire Set Outside Berkeley Church Displaying Black Lives Matter Banner
• Baltimore City's COVID-19 Positivity Rate 29% Higher Than The Overall Rate In Maryland, Health Officer Dr. Letitia Dzirasa Says
• 'Something That Dictators Do': Pittsburgh Mayor Peduto Responds To President Trump's 'Delay The Election' Tweet
• Free COVID-19 Antibody Testing Offered In Crenshaw
• Want To Know How Much Kemba Walker Will Play Against Bucks On Friday?
• Herman Cain, former presidential candidate, dies from coronavirus
• Deputy Chief William Lowry To Serve As Interim Anne Arundel County Police Chief Following Timothy Altomare's Retirement
• Colorado Attorney General Issues Cease & Desist To Live Entertainment, Group That Held Rodeo
• City Officials Ask Baltimore Residents To Clear Storm Drains To Prevent Major Flooding
• California Lawmakers Holding Hearing On Unemployment Backlog
• California Pizza Kitchen Files Chapter 11, Will Close Some Restaurants
• President Trump Says Murder Of Texas Soldier Vanessa Guillen Won't Be "Swept Under The Rug"
• New Jersey Jobless Claims Climb Nearly 9% Last Week As U.S. Economy Shrinks Nearly 33% Last Quarter
• Drive-Through Coronavirus Testing Events Being Held In Harford County, Ocean City; New Sites Opening In Cecil, Frederick Counties
• Bipartisan 'Save Our Stages' Bill Would Offer Much-Needed Relief For Music Venues
• 4.2-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Pacoima, Rocks Southland
• Point Richmond Construction Company Pleads No Contest to Fraud
• Denver Broncos 2020 Training Camp Preview: Offensive Line
• Obama Eulogizes John Lewis: He 'Brought This Country A Little Bit Closer To Our Highest Ideals'
• Man Shot Inside Vehicle In Critical Condition, Woman And Child Uninjured
• Republicans dismiss Trump's suggestion to postpone November election
• Man Found In Pomona Alley Wearing Tactical Vest, Carrying Replica Airsoft Rifle Hospitalized For Mental Health Evaluation
• Reopening: California Pizza Kitchen Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection
• Alabama-USC Game At AT&T Stadium Canceled Due To Scheduling Changes
• United States Economy Shrinks By Record 32.9 Percent In Second Quarter
• Chicago Board Of Election Commissioners' Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19; Offices Closed
• Fatal Apartment Fire In Pasadena Caused By Electrical Problem With Refrigerator
• Worcester's Polar Beverages Makes Deal With Keurig Dr Pepper To Distribute Seltzer Nationwide
• Santa Clara County To Place Census Kiosks At COVID-19 Testing Sites
• Wawa To Start Construction On Drive-Thru Location In Lower Bucks County Next Month
• Trump says Vanessa Guillén's murder won't be "swept under the rug"
• Tom Thibodeau Named Knicks Head Coach
• Reopening: SF Unveils Medical Facility In Presidio For Surge; 'Situation With COVID-19 Is Serious'
• Queens Priest Facing Child Pornography Charges, Police Say
• Trump Suggests Delaying Election Over Unsubstantiated Vote-By-Mail Claims
• Phillies-Blue Jays Series Postponed After 2 Phillies Staff Members Test Positive For COVID-19
• Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers Orders Masks Statewide Amid Virus Surge
• NYC Fire Museum To Open Exhibit Celebrating First Responders During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Man Killed In Minneapolis' Willard-Hay Neighborhood Shooting Identified
• Irving Man Sentenced To Year In Prison For Fraud After Posing As Film Producer
• OUSD To Reform Online Makeup Courses After Harsh Jury Report
• New COVID-19 Projections Show Resurgence Risk Gathering Around Large Cities, Particularly in Midwest & Northeast
• State And Federally-Supported COVID-19 Test Sites Temporarily Closing Due To Tropical Storm
• COVID-19 leads Indiana teacher to quit "dream job"
• Gov. Tom Wolf Calls On Legislature To Censure State Rep. Russ Diamond Over Statement About The 'Unmasked Community'
• Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers Orders Masks Statewide As Coronavirus Cases Spike
• 'That Was Weird'; Giants Hands-Free Walkoff Victory Celebration A Sign Of The COVID-19 Era
• Dunkin' Is Closing 800 US Locations
• Lanes Of Highway 99 In Stockton Reopen At French Camp Road After Crash
• 6 Holyoke Soldiers' Home Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Drizly Data Breach: 2.5 Million Accounts May Have Been Hacked
• Ravens Coach Harbaugh On Lamar Jackson's Lobbying For Antonio Brown: 'I Respect His Opinion On It, We'll Look At Any Players, At Any Time'
• Herman Cain, Former Presidential Candidate, Dies From Coronavirus
• Virtual Camps Make Summer Sparkle For Kids With Special Needs
• Family Of Mission Foods Worker Who Died Of Coronavirus Says His Death Could Have Been Prevented
• Walnut Creek To Provide $6M For 95-Unit Affordable Housing Project
• Fort Worth ISD Holds Emergency Board Meeting To Discuss School Reopening
• Kanye West Won't Appear On Massachusetts Presidential Ballot
• Former Rangers Pitcher Derek Holland Pledging $250 For Each Strikeout This Season To Fight Childhood Cancer
• Florida breaks state's single-day death record, again
• Over $4 Billion In Unemployment Claims Paid In Colorado Since Coronavirus Closures Began
• 13-Year-Old Girl Struck By Hit-And-Run Driver In Glendale In Critical Condition
• Police: Woman Fights Off Would-Be Attacker Who Followed Her Into Bronx Apartment
• Part Of Painters Run Road Unexpectedly Closes After Crews Find Unmarked Underground Mine
• Governor Abbott Announces Extension Of Emergency SNAP Benefits For August
• Report: Patriots Re-Sign Rookie Quarterback Brian Lewerke
• All Activity At Citizens Bank Park Canceled 'Until Further Notice' After Two Phillies Staff Members Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Quincy Police Seeking Suspect After Man Shot Inside Holiday Inn Express
• Celtics Won't Have To Deal With Bledsoe, Connaughton When They Face Bucks Friday Night
• Study Looks At Possible Long-Term Effects Of COVID-19 To Brain After Hospitalization
• Indiana Reports 970 New COVID-19 Cases; Second Highest Reported Statewide Total
• Coronavirus Is Ravaging South Texas Families And Medical Teams
• Sheriff: 2 Killed, 3 Injured In Sawyer Co. Crash
• Oprah honors Breonna Taylor with O magazine cover
• Three Men Arrested In Folsom After Traffic Stop Turns Up Gun, Drugs
• Menlo Park Names New Interim Police Chief
• Renaming Stapleton: Final Chance To Get In Votes For Either 'Skyview' Or 'Central Park'
• March Of Dimes Central Massachusetts Hosting Digital Auction For NICU Nurses
• Dunbar High School Meal Site Closed Thursday Following Power Outage
• CBS Sports Names Announcers For UEFA Champions League And Europa League Coverage
• Pro-democracy leaders barred from running in Hong Kong elections
• More Victims Sue Michigan Over Abuse, Claims Schembechler Knew Of Alleged Abuse
• Minnesota's DFL Party Urges GOP Officials To Condemn Trump's Suggestion To Delay The Election
• Man Charged 34 Years After Woman Was Killed On Iron Range
• Mariners Rally For Win Over Angels
• Michigan Homeowner Tips: Cost Of Hiring A Pro For Yard Care
• Pittsburgh CLO Postpones All Scheduled In-Person Performances Until 2021
• Maryland State Sen. Andrew Serafini Resigns From Office
• Whitmer Says The President is 'More Focused on The 2020 Election Than Protecting Families'
• George W. Bush Among 3 Former Presidents Attending Funeral For Congressman John Lewis
• California and Florida hit new daily record high COVID-19 deaths
• 13-Year Dallas Police Veteran Daniel Collins Arrested, Charged With Child Sexual Exploitation
• Best Used Cars For Teens According To Consumer Reports & IIHS
• Coronavirus (MN): Over 1 Million COVID-19 Tests Completed As 745 New Cases, 5 More Deaths Reported
• Rios' 2-Run Homer In 13th Gives Dodgers Another Win Over The Astros
• U.S. Economy Suffers Biggest Quarterly Decline On Record
• Dunkin' Expects To Close 800 US Locations In 2020
• Police Seeking Identity Of Brooklandville Exxon Burglary Suspect
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Cases Top 87K; Statewide Positive Test Rate Drops
• Ex-U.S. Marine sentenced to 9 years in Russian jail
• 2020 US Open: Top Ranked Tennis Player Ashleigh Barty Opts Out
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 860 More Coronavirus Cases, Statewide Total Climbs To 111,078
• Stolen Teddy Bear With Dying Mother's Voice Returned To Daughter After Actor Ryan Reynolds, Others Offered $15,000 Reward
• PSPCA Rescues 23 Dogs, 7 Cats From Unsanitary, Poor Medical Conditions At Northampton County Home
• 400 Packages Of Unsolicited Seeds From China Reported In Massachusetts
• Internet Outage Hits Thousands Of Southern California Spectrum Customers
• Texas AG Ken Paxton Again Stressing That There Is No Statewide School Shutdown Order In Place
• Bruins Honoring Colby Cave With No. 26 Decal On Helmets
• Cowboys Season Tickets Not Applicable For 2020 Due To Limited Seating
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance: New Florida Death Record With 253 Newly Reported COVID-19 Deaths
• Tom Brady Excited To Partake In 'Year Of The Mobile Quarterback'
• Vice President Mike Pence's Campaign Bus Involved In Minor Crash; 2 Pittsburgh Police Officers Injured Following 2nd Collision
• 2 Killed In Head-On Crash Into Baldwin Park Tree
• City Picks Lime, Bird, And Spin As Vendors For Second Scooter Pilot Program, To Launch Aug. 12
• Former Presidential Candidate Herman Cain Dies From Coronavirus At Age 74
• Baker Says It's 'Critically Important' Election Held As Scheduled After President Trump Suggests Delay
• Coronavirus Unemployment: Are Politicians 'Playing Politics' To Keep State Auditor Out Of The EDD?
• Brandon Steele, Greeley Home Invader, Will Spend Nearly 30 Years In Prison
• 'End Of Story': New Hampshire Gov Says Election Will Not Be Delayed, Despite Trump's Tweet
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 132 New Coronavirus Cases, Total Countywide Cases Rise To 7,850
• Former Presidential Candidate Herman Cain Dies Of COVID-19 Complications
• CEO: McDonald's "might bring in" police if customers defy mask policy
• A Dozen Storylines We'll Be Following With The Bubble Season Celtics
• Mars Rover, Built In Pasadena, Launches Into Space
• WATCH LIVE: Funeral Held For Congressman John Lewis
• Former Presidential Candidate Herman Cain Dies Of Coronavirus
• Oakland University Business School Offers New Course In Web Development
• 'You're Looking At A Team That Hardly Has Any Room For Error': CBS Sports NBA Writer James Herbert On Los Angeles Lakers NBA Title Chances
• Arrest Made In Modesto Shooting Earlier This Week
• Top coronavirus task force officials to be deployed to hot spots
• Man Who Fired Shot At Vehicle On I-495 In Montgomery County Arrested, Police Say
• East Side Drive-By Shooting Injures 4 Wednesday Night
• Search Underway After Reported Alligator Sighting In Lynwood
• Army Announces Panel For Fort Hood Independent Review
• NASCAR Looks To Broaden Sport's Exposure With Minority Drivers
• President Trump Suggests Delaying November Election Amid Claims Of Voter Fraud, But He Can't Do That
• Andrew Freund's Attorney In 'Pretty Serious Negotiations' With Prosecutors After JoAnn Cunningham's 35-Year Sentence In Murder Of A.J. Freund
• PHL International Airport Enhances TSA Security Officers Ability To Detect Fraudulent Identifications With New CAT Units
• Dunkin' Is Closing 800 US Locations
• Rockies Wrap Up Successful Season-Opening Road Trip, Defeat A's 5-1
• Medical Examiner's Office Rules Ryan Watson's Death A Homicide Nine Years After He Was Shot
• Unemployment Claims In Massachusetts Up Slightly; US Economy Suffers Record Decline
• Trump suggests delaying election over vote-by-mail claims
• Coronavirus Outbreak In Fort Collins: At Least 8 CSU Football Players Test Positive
• Federal agents tear-gas Portland protesters again
• Recipe: Maple Bacon Grilled Salmon
• Convicted Murderer Serving 84-Years-To-Life In Prison, Terebea Williams, Released Over Coronavirus Fears
• Weather Blog: Relief Coming
• ViacomCBS Rolls Out Expanded And Enhanced CBS All Access
• CBS All Access To Offer Significant Expansion Of Video Content
• Colorado Weather: Continued Hot West But Cooler With Some Storms East
• 'Almost A Complete Reopening': Minn. Landscape Arboretum To Open All Gardens, Trails To Visitors Friday
• MLB Makes Changes To COVID-19 Protocols, Adding 'Compliance Officers' For Each Team
• More Seals Means More Sharks Off New England Coast
• Trump Suggests Delaying Election Over Claims About Vote By Mail
• 3 Wounded In Late Night San Jose Apartment Complex Shooting
• In A COVID-19 World, Masks Are Mandatory In School, But So Is Cleaning Them, Every Single Day
• Tigers Rally To Beat Royals 5-4
• 2-Year-Old Girl In Critical Condition After Shooting In Hammond, Indiana
• Car Careens Into Hollywood Store
• See Town-By-Town Coronavirus Case Numbers For Massachusetts Over The Last 2 Weeks
• Dallas Police Need Help Identifying Man Found Dead In Alley Behind Pritchard Lane
• Bay Area Teens Pitch In To Fight COVID-19
• Gum Health Could Be Risk Factor For Dementia, Study Suggests
• Texas Surpasses New York In Total Number Of Positive Coronavirus Cases
• Stephon Gilmore Ranks No. 9, Julian Edelman At No. 101 On 'NFL Top 100' List
• US Open Without Qualifying Now Will Be Played Without Fans
• KDKA Partners With Children's Hospital For Free Care Fund 'Halfway To Telethon' Benefit
• PTL Links: July 30, 2020
• Miami Proud: Baptist Health Garden Program Thrives With Virtual Community Involvement
• Parents cope with life in the pandemic: "It's been a disaster"
• A Revolving Door At No. 1 In World Ranking Heading Into PGA Championship
• Over 32,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of July 20, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Reopening Schools: Carroll County Will Start School Year Online
• Joe Manchin and head of postal service union warn of possible post office closures
• U.S. economy suffers biggest quarterly decline on record
• Mayor Kenney To Appoint Tumar Alexander As Philadelphia Acting Managing Director
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Sunnyvale Costco Outbreak; San Mateo Salons Fear 2nd Shutdown; Alameda County Cases Spiking
• Two Teens Among Four Shot In Baltimore Early Thursday
• Latinx Community Bears Brunt Of COVID-19 In Santa Clara County
• New ACC Schedule Includes 10 Conference Games, Notre Dame
• Perot Museum Offering 'Amaze Your Brain At Home' Activities
• 4.2 magnitude earthquake hits L.A.
• South Boston Water Main Break Floods Streets, Service Cut To 16 Buildings
• Ald. Raymond Lopez Reports Third Attack In Month; Brick Thrown Through Office Window
• How Will Coronavirus Affect The Start Date For Your North Texas School District?
• New Poll: Trump, Biden Virtually Tied In Florida
• Cassidy: David Pastrnak Will Play In Bruins Exhibition Game Thursday Night
• House Orders Face Mask Mandates After GOP Texas Sen. Louie Gohmert Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Extends Eviction Moratorium
• One Person Dead In Motorcycle Crash In Beechview
• Shomrim Volunteer Slashed After Confronting Suspects In Borough Park
• 'This Is A Very Good Team': Twins Beat Cardinals 3-0 In Rich Hill's Smooth Debut
• New Jersey Attorney Challenges Kanye West's Presidential Ballot Petition
• New Medical Studies Focus On The Impact COVID-19 Has On The Human Heart
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt After Overnight Shooting In South Minneapolis
• Michigan Supreme Court Rules Flint Class-Action Can Proceed Over Lead In Water
• Michigan High School Athletic Association Clears Golf Tennis and Cross Country But Not Football, Soccer & Volleyball
• Zoom Limitations Have Denied Teacher, CPS Community Members Access To Public Meetings
• 4-Year-Old Boy Dies; His Brother, Mother Critically Injured In Pasadena Apartment Fire
• Turkey passes new law extending sweeping powers over social media
• Dr. Anthony Fauci, Colin Kaepernick To Be Honored As Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Award Laureates
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/30 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Feds Say Agents in Detroit Will Help Fight Crime Not Arrest Protesters
• Florida to temporarily close state-run testing sites due to storm
• Career Coach: Job Recruiters
• Federal agents to begin leaving downtown Portland
• Pelosi mandates mask-wearing in House Chamber
• Uniontown City Police Searching For Suspect In Deadly Shooting
• Malik B, founding member of The Roots, dead at 47
• Fire Breaks Out At Home Under Construction In Center City
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg hospitalized for minimally invasive procedure
• How big a stimulus check would you get under HEALS Act?
• How to watch John Lewis' funeral
• NASA launches mission to Mars
• Whitmer Opens Casinos And Restricts Bars In Northern Michigan
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cloudy Skies Bring Cooler Temperatures
• Dr. Fauci on why coronavirus is wreaking havoc on Black communities
• Jackknifed Semi Closes Ramp To Interstate 694 In Maple Grove
• Neighbor Helps Residents Escape Brighton Apartment Fire
• Mystery origin of Stonehenge's iconic boulders apparently solved
• Popular Coffee Shop In Germantown Targeted Twice In Four Days
• Vice President Mike Pence Heading To Western Pennsylvania Today
• Chicago Weather: Cooler Temperatures Ahead
• Police: At Least 18 Shots Fired In Deadly Shooting In Southwest Philadelphia
• 'We Don't Know What's Going To Happen:' Uncertainty Surrounds Sending Students Back To School This Fall
• Philadelphia Police Investigate Fatal Shooting In East Oak Lane
• Police search for mom of toddler found wandering alone
• Clarion University Will Hold Most Classes Online This Fall
• Diocese Of Greensburg Says Students Will Be Allowed To Attend In-Person Classes
• German police end garden search in Madeleine McCann investigation
• North Allegheny School District To Begin 'Hybrid Learning Phase' This Fall
• Bethel Park School District To Fully Reopen This Fall
• No. 1 female tennis player skipping U.S. Open over virus concerns
• Woman Charged With Paralyzing Man Outside Of Downtown McDonald's To Stand Trial
• Pa. State Police Issue COVID-19 Mitigation Warnings To 9 Pittsburgh-Area Establishments
• Woodland Hills School District To Begin School Year Fully Online
• Thursday's Show Info (7/30/20)
• 2020 Pittsburgh Steelers Training Camp Preview: Linebackers
• Christian Vazquez Rallies Red Sox Past Mets, 6-5, To End 4-Game Losing Streak
• Vázquez Helps Bosox End Skid, Top Mets After DeGrom Exit
• Parents And Teachers Voice Concerns To Pittsburgh Public Schools Board About Fall Reopening

Videos from July 30, 2020

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• John Lewis, Lillian Miles Lewis and the power of love
• Trump suggests delaying 2020 election as virus deaths rise and economy shrinks
• Former presidential candidate Herman Cain dies of COVID-19 at 74
• Life and legacy of John Lewis honored at Georgia funeral
• Negotiations stalled on next coronavirus relief package as unemployment benefits expire Friday
• CBS Evening News, July 30, 2020
• Portland protesters barred from "public gatherings" as condition for jail release
• Trump stirs controversy by suggesting delaying 2020 election
• Former Presidents Clinton, Bush, and Obama honor John Lewis at his funeral
• 7/30: Red and Blue
• NASA launches Perseverance rover on mission to Mars
• Breonna Taylor to be featured on Oprah's magazine cover
• The Roots founding member Malik B has died at age 47
• Herman Cain dies of coronavirus as U.S. cases continue to rise
• John Lewis remembered at funeral service in Atlanta
• At funeral, friend recalls John and Lillian Lewis' love story
• Herman Cain, former presidential candidate, dies from coronavirus at 74
• Obama delivers eulogy for John Lewis, makes impassioned call for voting rights
• Report: China hackers infiltrated Vatican ahead of expected talks
• Rev. James Lawson speaks at John Lewis' funeral
• Nancy Pelosi speaks at John Lewis' funeral
• Bill Clinton speaks at John Lewis' funeral
• George W. Bush speaks at John Lewis' funeral
• Pastor speaks at John Lewis' funeral: "Here lies a true American patriot"
• Residents of senior living facilities are turning to internet radio to connect during lockdown
• GDP suffers historic drop, weekly unemployment claims rise in ongoing impact from pandemic
• McDonald's CEO on company changes, inclusion efforts and safety during the pandemic
• Watch: NASA launches Perseverance rover to Mars
• Ebenezer Baptist Church senior pastor on Congressman John Lewis' life and legacy
• Asian Americans report increased discrimination, even as some work on the front lines of pandemic
• NASA launches $2.4 billion mission to search for signs of ancient life on Mars
• "It's so hard being a parent right now": Parents struggle to keep family life on track amid pandemic
• Nation to bid farewell to civil rights icon John Lewis at funeral
• House to require masks after Rep. Gohmert, who rarely wore one, tests positive for COVID-19