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Articles from July 7, 2021

• Oakland A's, City Council Still Appear Far Apart On Howard Terminal Stadium Agreement
• Altuve, Tucker Homer To Lead Astros Over Athletics 4-3
• 2 On Your Side: Americans On Track To Receive 52 Billion Robocalls This Year
• Wood Goes 7 To Win 8th, Giants Beat Cardinals 5-2
• 'Things Are Evolving So Rapidly': Colorado Couple Forced To Cancel Trip Abroad Over COVID Ban
• Aurora Police Sergeant John Moreland Arrested For DUI, Obstructing Police; Allegedly Ran From DUI Stop
• Aurora Police Officer, Darian Dasko, Intends To Run For Sheriff Following Controversial Arrests
• Raveloson, Cabral Score 1st MLS Goals In LA Galaxy Victory
• Ducklings Rescued From Storm Drain In Fair Oaks Chili's Parking Lot
• 'I Have A Household Of 3 People With Coronavirus': Tarzana Dad Warns Of Breakthrough Cases Despite Vaccines
• Sacramento Police Arrest Suspect Who Allegedly Led Car Chase, Fired Shots At Officer
• Former Genentech Scientist, Husband Plead Guilty To Stealing Trade Secrets, Sharing With Competitors
• Alex Wood Pitches 7 Strong Innings, Giants Beat Cardinals To Avoid Sweep
• A's Fall To Astros, Move 5 1/2 Games Back In AL West
• 2 Killed In Fontana Crash; Police Say Speed Was A Factor
• Aurora Mother Named As Fifth $1 Million Winner In Colorado Comeback Cash Giveaway
• Dominique Wogan Sentenced To 36 Years For Village Of Castle Pines Murder
• Sammie Dacong's Fundraiser To Help Other Make-A-Wish Requests Come True Reaches Goal
• Woman Helps Restore 171 Historic Carriages Used At Cheyenne Frontier Days: 'She's A Treasure'
• Grizzly Bear Pulls Camping Chico Woman Out Of Her Tent, Kills Her In Montana
• Grayson County Man Arrested For Allegedly Trying To Prostitute A Child For $800 Per Hour
• Chicago Weather: Showers In Forecast Through Morning
• Multiple Women Who Own Pet-Related Businesses Share Similar Stories About Groping, Sexual Harassment By Illinois Agriculture Inspector Jose Guillen
• Cubs Beat Phillies And End Losing Streak; Rizzo, Pederson, Hoerner Each Have 2 Hits, RBI
• McBride Scores 25 To Help Lynx Beat Wings 85-79
• LAFC Hands Austin FC 1st Loss At Q2 Stadium
• At Least 19 BB Gun Shootings Reported Along Ventura Blvd. In Woodland Hills, Tarzana
• Galvan, Shinyashiki Score, Rapids Beat Minnesota United 2-0
• Beric Scores Go-Ahead Goal In 72nd Minute, Fire Top Orlando City
• UPDATE: Broiler Fire Burns 80 Acres Near Redwood Valley In Mendocino County, Evacuations Lifted
• All Lanes Of Westbound I-80 Near Carquinez Bridge in Crockett Open After Police Chase, Crash
• Tampa Bay Lightning Win Stanley Cup, Beat Montreal Canadiens In Five Games To Claim Back-To-Back Championships
• District Attorney Says LASD Can Provide Necessary Medical Care For Harvey Weinstein
• LA Metro Pursues Alternatives To Law Enforcement In Handling Issues With Unhoused People
• Aliso Viejo Theater Adds Newest Movie Screen Technology
• Denver's Countdown Is On For All-Star Game With Hopes For Recovery
• Eversource Urges Massachusetts Customers To Prepare For Tropical Storm Elsa
• Northwestern Oncology Patients Asked To Review Medical Bills After Information Was Potentially Exposed To Hackers
• 'I Just Lost It.' Attleboro Soldier Returns Home To Find Dog He Fell In Love With In Afghanistan
• Why Is The Delta Variant Spreading So Fast? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Coronavirus Questions
• Police Questioning Person Of Interest After CPD Officer And 2 ATF Agents Shot In Morgan Park; Sources Say They Were Targeted And Ambushed
• NYC Mayoral Race: Kathryn Garcia Concedes Democratic Primary To Eric Adams
• 'I've Never Seen This': Former Prime Minister Of Haiti Speaks Out After Assassination Of President Jovenel Moïse
• Cubs Top Phillies, Wheeler 8-3 To End 11-Game Slide
• Hometown Heroes Ticker Tape Parade Marches Through Canyon Of Heroes
• Aguilar's 3-Run HR In 9th Sends Marlins Past Dodgers 9-6
• Aguilar's 3-Run HR In 9th Sends Marlins Past Dodgers 9-6
• Tracking Elsa: New Tropical Storm Warnings Issued For North Carolina, Mid-Atlantic States
• Jersey City Mayor Proposes New Legislation To Increase High-Rise Safety Requirements
• $167M Infusion To Energy Assistance Program To Help Minnesotans With Past Due Utility Bills
• Proceeds From Support Surfside 5K To Help Victims Of Tragedy
• Gov. Cuomo Signs Law Extending Outdoor Dining In New York
• Rudy Giuliani's Law License Suspended In Washington DC
• Revs Drop First Home Match Of Season With Rough Loss To Toronto FC
• Baltimore Cop Suspended, Charged With Assaulting Another Officer After His Stepson Died Following Custody Dispute In Curtis Bay
• New York Haitians Angry Over Assassination Of Island Nation's President; 'To Me, It's A National Disgrace'
• Day 14 Of Surfside Condo Collapse Search: Efforts Turn From Rescue To Recovery; Death Toll At 54
• 16-Year-Old Arrested In Connection To Times Square Shooting That Left Marine Wounded
• 'America Is Back': President Biden Visits Crystal Lake, Touts Build Back Better Agenda
• 2 Individuals Wanted In Connection To Armed Robbery In The Bronx
• Jersey Shore Residents Brace For Threat Of Flooding, High Winds From Tropical Storm Elsa
• Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Announces $1M Scholarship Promotion For Youth Covid Vaccinations
• Squad Car Struck On Hwy. 100 In St. Louis Park During Stolen Car Traffic Stop
• Tampa Bay Lightning win hockey's Stanley Cup for 2nd year in row
• Soudan Mine Visitors Journey A Half-Mile Into Minnesota History
• Baltimore Marking More Than 15K Vacant Properties With QR Code To Help Community Identify Owners
• House Fire In North Richland Hills Possibly Caused By Lightning Strike, Investigators Say
• DeGrom's ERA Rises Above 1.00 As Mets Split With Brewers
• Baltimore Food Vlogger 'The RideShare Foodie' Travels Across The Country Trying Dishes From Every State
• Maryland Weather: Pop Up Storms On Wednesday Leave Behind Damage & Power Outages In Baltimore Region
• Meals On Wheels Seeks Volunteer Drivers As Demand Stays High Post-Pandemic
• Community Rallies To Have Mural Honoring Fallen Garland High Football Player Redone After It Was Defaced
• City Of Detroit Announces New Free Meal Distribution Schedule
• Trustees, Alumni Suing To Prevent Merger Of Historic Mills College In Oakland
• Guerrero And Bichette Carry Blue Jays Past Orioles 10-2
• 87-Year-Old Woman Found Murdered In Her Dallas Home
• Eat'n Park Teams With Turner Dairy Farms On New Smiley Cookie Milk
• Walden Pond Welcomes Open Water Swimmers Back On Friday
• California Among 36 States Targeting Google's App Store In Antitrust Suit
• Big Rig Crash Closes 210 Freeway In Lake View Terrace
• Detroit Fire Lieutenant Killed In Troy Gas Station Shooting
• Rep. Lauren Boebert Meets With Aerial Firefighting Experts In Rifle
• UPDATE: Oakland Police Chief Hopes to Tap Into Public Support with Anti-Violence Rally
• Flint Drinking Water Lawsuits: Federal Appeals Court Declines To Intervene In Civil Litigation
• California Shifts Police Shooting Probes To Attorney General
• High Temps Returning To Antelope Valley; Excessive Heat Warning Planned
• 'Hate Fueled By White Supremacy': DA Releases Excerpts From Winthrop Shooting Suspect's Journals
• University Of Maryland School Of Medicine, Medical Center Joint Study Says U.S. Not Ready For Next Pandemic
• Toye, Quioto Score To Help Montreal Beat NYCFC
• Dallas Pauses To Remember 5 Officers Killed In Ambush On 5-Year Anniversary
• Maryland State Police Warns Residents Of Fraud Scheme Using State Police Barrack Number
• Stanislaus County Father Restrains Sex Offender After He Is Accused Of Breaking Into Young Girl's Bedroom
• LA's New Official Logo Has Angelenos Divided
• LA County Sheriff Announces Largest Marijuana Bust In Department History
• Fire Department Called When 2 People Get Stuck In Elevator At Northwestern Lavin Family Pavilion
• Massive 10-Year, $575M Project To Rebuild Anderson Reservoir Near Morgan Hill Breaks Ground
• Fire Breaks Out At Humboldt Park Neighborhood Homeless Adult Care Center
• Call Kurtis: Modesto Woman Says Apple Store Lost Her Mac
• 3 People Shot, Wounded In East Garfield Park
• Gage Roth, Man Found Naked After Allegedly Breaking Into Van Nuys Apartment, Will Likely Face Misdemeanor Charge
• 'Puente' Provides Much-Needed Resources To Families, Farmworkers On South Coast Of San Mateo Co.
• West Virginia Governor Jim Justice: 'If You're Not Vaccinated, You're Part Of The Problem'
• Search For Florida Condo Collapse Victims Turns To Recovery Effort
• Consumer Alert Issued For Quik-It Chicken At Valero Fuel On North Side
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• LA Metro Opens Vaccination Site Near Soto Station In Boyle Heights
• Trump Sues Facebook, Google, Twitter Over Claims Of Conservative Censorship
• Minneapolis Church Raises Thousands To Replace Stolen Smoker
• Inspector General Report Finds Baltimore Police Department Exceeded Budget By $12M For Overtime
• Minnesota Among Dozens Of States Targeting Google's App Store In Antitrust Suit
• Teamsters to Host San Jose Job Fair to Fill Trucking, Warehouse Positions
• Items On Texas Special Session Agenda To Keep State 'On A Path To Prosperity', Gov. Abbott Says
• Bears Set To Welcome Fans Back To Training Camp
• Jake Arrieta Goes On Cubs' Injured List Amid Disappointing Performance
• Amtrak To Build New, Modern Fleet Of Trains For Total of $7.3B
• Appeals Court Hears Arguments In City's Bid To Vacate Ruling That All Skid Row Residents Be Offered Shelter By October
• White Sox Designate Adam Eaton For Assignment, Activate Adam Engel From IL
• California AG Bonta Joins Dozens Of States Suing Google Over App Store Policies
• A Mask Comeback? Capitol Mandate Leaves People Wondering What's Next For the State
• LA Clinicians Rush To Vaccinate Community as Delta Variant Of COVID Spreads
• Surfside Condo Collapse: Efforts Turn From Rescue To Recovery; Death Toll At 54
• Ohtani Hits Milestone 32nd Homer, Angels Edge Red Sox 5-4
• Historic San Mateo 'Haunted House' Hits the Peninsula Real Estate Market
• Southbound 5 Freeway To Close Wednesday Night In Burbank For Bridge Construction
• Denver Public Safety Manager Heightens Security For All-Star Week
• 2 Killed, One Hurt After Corvette Lands In Chino Backyard Pool
• New, Rare Gray Wolf Pack Spotted In Northern California
• Teen Carjacking Suspects Caught By CPD
• Lafayette City Councilman Steps Down Months After Being Re-Elected
• Detectives Investigate Fatal Shooting Of 19-Year-Old In Stockton
• Two Maryland Wineries' Tasting Rooms Vy To Be Named In USA Today's 10 Best Readers Choice Contest
• Pittsburgh Paramedics Responding To Growing Number Of Accidental Overdoses
• State Police Investigate After Man Was Shot On Bishop Ford Freeway Tuesday
• Ohtani Hits Milestone 32nd Homer, Angels Edge Red Sox 5-4
• Leneal Frazier's Family Demands Answers In Fatal Crash With MPD Officer
• 'A Family Lives There': Irving Park Residents Shocked As Home Is Shot Up
• Man Says He's Owed $20K In Unemployment Benefits But Hasn't Seen A Penny
• COVID Vaccine In New York: Javits Center, 2 Other Mass Vaccination Sites Shutting Down
• Keshet Helps Adults With Disabilities Reenter Workforce After COVID-19 Pandemic
• Final Group Of Student Winners Announced For Comeback Cash Scholarships
• Pittsburgh Weather: Severe Weather Warnings And Watches Expire After Busy Day
• St. Paul's Turf Club Roars Back To Life After Almost 500 Days Of Silence
• Family Of Baldwin Park Man Who Died By Suicide At Men's Central Jail Sues LA County, Sheriff
• Exclusive: Former Westmoreland County Prison Warden Sues County Commissioner Gina Cerilli Thrasher
• Malden Murder Suspect Brian Butler Arrested In Ashland
• Delta Variant And COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy Have North Texas Health Leaders Uneasy
• 'We Need Art': Artists, Organizers Lament Cancellation Of Uptown Art Fair
• Mask Mandate Reinstated At California Capitol After Positive COVID Tests
• Meeting On 'Educational Emergency' In Pittsburgh Public Schools Hits Snag After Cancellations
• Haiti President's Assassination Puts Spotlight On Need For Support From Colorado
• Death toll in Florida condo collapse rises to 54
• Man Wanted In Shooting Death Of 18-Year-Old Ahmir Tuli Arrested In California
• TSA Screens 10.1M Between July 1-5 And Urges Travelers To Enroll in TSAPreCheck
• Miami-Dade Grand Jury To Weigh In After Condo Collapse
• Minnesota Senate Votes To End Special Session, Tables Votes On Commissioners
• Dozens Of Families Remain Out Of Homes After Illegal Firework Explosion
• Kenneth Heller Sentenced For Accidentally Killing Man While Hunting In Nockamixon State Park
• Transit Workers Honored During Hometown Heroes Ticker Tape Parade: They 'Carried The City On Their Back'
• Marin Water Board Approves Tighter Irrigation Restrictions
• Woman Dies After Being Hit By Driver In Parking Garage Of UPMC East
• Body Found In Fox River In Elgin
• VIDEO: Coast Guard Rescues Boater In San Francisco Bay Off Tiburon
• Westchester County Determined To Restore Nearly 150-Year-Old Lighthouse On Hudson River
• Two Chicago Police Officers Attacked By Dog In North Lawndale
• 'We Are Ready': Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Welcomes Baseball Fans For All-Star Game
• South Florida Political Leaders Ask U.S. To Help Haiti In Wake Of Presidential Assassination
• COVID Update: After Outbreak At State Capitol, Masks Mandated Again for Lawmakers, Staff
• All-Star Week: COVID Vaccines To Be Available At Play Ball Park
• Rochester Man Selling Massive Wheaties Box Collection
• Culex Mosquitoes Found In Weld County Test Positive For West Nile Virus
• Bauder Education Center Opens In Columbia For Low-Income Residents
• Cherry Creek State Park Swim Beach Closed For E. coli Testing
• Vietnam Veteran Michael Malone Gets Surprising Gift Of Gratitude From Anonymous Couple At New Jersey Restaurant
• Keegan Casteel, Iowa Man Arrested After Bringing Rifle With Scope And Laser Sight To Lakefront Hotel, To Be Released After Posting Bail
• Residents Concerned About Plans For Former Bon Air Elementary School
• State-Of-The-Art Learning Facility Reimagine Opens In Santa Ana For People With Disabilities
• Moorish Science Temple Of America Says Rise Of The Moors Has 'Created A Great Confusion'
• Colorado The First State In U.S. With Health Service Reserve Corps
• Daryl Hall, John Oates Headline This Year's HoagieNation Concert
• Brockton Bank Robbery Suspects Will Face Kidnapping Charges
• Grass Fire Burns At Interstate 680/Highway 24 Exchange In Walnut Creek
• Philadelphia Families, Their Pets Find Creative Ways To Stay Cool Amid Extreme Heat
• Sticker Shock: Chip Shortage Causing New & Used Car Prices To Skyrocket
• Holocaust Survivor David Mermelstein Has Passed Away
• Miami Federal Judge Orders Rapper Pooh Shiesty To Remain In Detention Center, Charged In Drug Deal Shooting
• 'They Had No Business Being There': Devastated Mother Speaks Out After 9-Year-Old Daughter Dies At Staten Island Reservoir
• Michigan Secretary Of State Extends License Branch Hours
• Car Sales Slump As Vehicle Prices Continue To Surge
• Wisconsin National Guard Unit Headed To US Border
• Motorcyclist Killed in Head-On Crash with SUV in Salinas
• Construction Worker Severely Injured In Lancaster When Large Piece Of Equipment Falls On Him
• Yet Another Traffic Mishap Highlights Problems At Accident-Plagued Edgewater, N.J. Intersection
• Miami Dolphins Announce 2021 Training Camp Days That Will Be Open To The Public
• While NYC Honors Hometown Heroes, Many Families Still Coping With Loss Of Loved Ones
• President Biden Gathers Top Security Officials To Discuss Recent Ransomware Attack On Miami-Based Software Company
• Denver Traffic Alert: Road Closures In Place Downtown For MLB All-Star Week
• Carson Sheriff's Station, City Host Catalytic Converter Theft Prevention Event
• 2 Injured In Broad Daylight Shooting Along I-5 Near Elk Grove
• Philadelphia Police Department Has Vacancies For 300 Officers As City Faces Record Number Of Homicides
• White Sox Improve To 10-2 Over Twins After 6-1 Win
• Steele Street To Be Closed For Central 70 Project
• Towson University Public Safety Officers To Wear Body-Worn Cameras
• Students From Winthrop Reportedly Delay Flight By Refusing To Wear Masks; FAA Investigating
• DART Honors Memory Of Police Officers Killed In Downtown Dallas Ambush 5 Years Ago
• EB I-80 Reopens Near Blue Canyon After Fire Burns Just Off The Freeway
• Couple With Ties To Philadelphia Area Among Victims Killed In Surfside Condo Collapse
• Haitian President Jovenel Moïse Assassinated In 'Well-Coordinated' Attack At His Home
• John Deere Classic Preview: TPC Deere Run 'A Course That Lends Itself To A Lot Of Birdies,' Says CBS Sports' Andrew Catalon
• Police Issue Alert After Armed Robbers Struck This Past Saturday Night In Chinatown, River North
• Haiti President Jovenel Moïse Assassinated At Home
• All-Star Lynn Wins 6-1 As White Sox Improve To 10-2 Vs Twins
• 'GOROCKS': You Can Now Bid On All-Star Game License Plates
• Massachusetts Reports 61 New COVID Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• Residents North Of Boston Clean Up After Strong Storm
• Construction Accident In University City Kills One Worker, Injures Another
• Texas special session brings election law back into spotlight
• Driver Injured After Vehicle Plunges 80 Feet Down Hillside In Mt. Lebanon
• Five Years After Deadly Shootout, Dallas Police July 7 Ambush Detailed
• Haitian First Lady Martine Moïse Transferred To Miami's Jackson Memorial Hospital After Being Shot During Presidential Assassination
• Pennsylvania Man, Alan William Byerly, Charged In Attack On AP Photographer, Police During US Capitol Riot
• 'Putney Swope' Filmmaker, Actor Robert Downey Sr. Dead at 85
• California Identifies New, Rare Gray Wolf Pack In Plumas County
• Benicia Shoplifting Suspects Stopped By Police; 1 Wanted For Attempted Murder
• Leneal Frazier Killed In Crash With Mpls. Police Squad That Was Chasing Suspect; Officer ID'd
• Middle School Employee In Plano Arrested For Indecency With A Child
• One Person Dead, 3 Others Sickened After Possible Overdoses
• Swim Beach At Chatfield State Park Reopens After Closure Due To E. coli
• Bioenergy DevCo Opens New Anaerobic Digestion Facility In Jessup
• Vietnam Veteran Gets Surprising Gift Of Gratitude From Anonymous Couple At Restaurant
• California Kicks Off $1.1 Billion Clean-Up Campaign
• 'The Patrick Star Show's Bill Fagerbakke And Cree Summer Preview Nickelodeon's Newest Series: 'A Big, Gelatinous Pile Of Impulses'
• Capital Gazette Shooter Trial: Prosecutors Try To Prove Jarrod Ramos Plotted His Attack
• In 1 Day, More Than $700K In Narcotics Seized At Hidalgo International Bridge
• CASA Lawsuit Alleges Germantown Trailer Park Illegally Overcharged Residents For Water
• No Wolf Hunting Season Until 2022 At Earliest, Says MN DNR
• Ticket Sales Begin Aug. 5 For Academy Museum Of Motion Pictures
• Archbishop Lori Wishes Pope Francis Well Following Colon Surgery
• Richie Goodwin Becomes 2nd Member Of White Vigilante Group Charged With Assault During 2020 Protest In Fishtown
• California Residents Can Get Into Disneyland For As Little As $83 A Day This Summer
• New Spot To Get COVID-19 Shot: The Fort Worth Zoo
• 4 Charged After Police Seize Ghost Gun Materials During Drug Bust In North Baltimore
• Authorities Seized U.S. Capitol Lego Set From Glenshaw Man Robert Morss Facing Riot Charges
• Missing Man, 70, Found Dead In Grass Valley With His Loyal Dog Still Near Him
• Coast Guard Rescues 44 People From Fishing Boat On Gloucester Harbor After Coolant Line Breaks
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 186 New Cases, 10 Additional Deaths
• Sacramento Issues 'Water Watch,' Asks People To Cut Use By 10%
• Robert Downey Sr.,"Putney Swope" filmmaker, has died at 85
• This Year's Wildfire Season Looking Worse Than Last Year's Devastating Season
• Amtrak Plans To Spend $7.3B On New Trains From Sacramento Factory
• Wellness Summit To Address Systemic Disparities Impacting Black Children, Families
• 10 pool accessories to help you dive into summer
• Perfect coolers and 10 more summer tailgating essentials
• Texas Amber Alert Cancelled, 2-Year-Old Kayeden Stutzman Found Safe
• Man Shot Dead In East St. Paul ID'd As Kiefer Morgan
• 21-Year-Old Man Charged In Double Homicide In Pontiac
• Inter Miami CF Acquires U.S. Youth International Indiana Vassilev On Loan From Premier League's Aston Villa
• Whitmer Signs $4.4 Billion Federal Bill For MI Schools COVID Pandemic Recovery
• Congressional policing reform negotiations continue despite setbacks
• 'Clean California' Initiative Aims To Create Thousands Of Litter Abatement Jobs
• Big Rig Carrying 80K Pounds Of Bananas Catches Fire On 5 Freeway In Boyle Heights
• Rep. Jim Hagedorn Announces Recurrence Of Kidney Cancer
• Gov. Newsom Kicks Off $1.1 Billion Effort to Clean Up California Freeways and Streets
• Suspect In 2007 Dumpster Baby Death Arrested At San Jose Airport
• Brotherly Love: Local Elementary School Teacher Combines Passion For Art, Dogs To Help Stray Network Animal Rescue
• Tornado Warning Issued, Later Canceled In Winnebago County
• New $45M State Psychiatric Hospital Being Planned For Dallas-Fort Worth Area
• LA County Gas Prices Highest Since 2012
• Wisconsin Bill Would Make Colby State's Official Cheese
• Just Hours Left Of Florida's 'Freedom Week' Sales Tax Holiday
• ESPN removes reporter from NBA Finals sideline coverage after comments
• COVID-19 Milestone: Dallas County Officially Hits Herd Immunity
• BSO: Altercation Between 2 Drivers Leads To Fatal Shooting In Tamarac
• Judge Asked To Dismiss Lawsuit Over West Virginia Transgender Athlete Ban
• NECC Owner Barry Cadden Resentenced To 14.5 Years For Deadly Meningitis Outbreak
• Britney Spears' attorney to resign from conservatorship case
• Ime Udoka Reportedly Adds Damon Stoudamire To Celtics Coaching Staff
• Rapid COVID-19 Tests Available At Sonoma County Testing Sites
• Missing 13-Year-Old Found Safe
• California AG Bonta Announces Guidelines for Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting Investigations
• Maryland's Casinos Generated $161.5M In June, First Month Without Capacity Limitations
• Remaining 'Rise Of The Moors' Standoff Suspects Appear In Court, With New Protocols To Prevent Interruptions
• National Rifle Association Appeals Federal Appeals Court Ruling On Gun Sales To People Under 21
• FBI still trying to identify Capitol riot suspects
• Joel Lewis, 47, Of Baltimore Charged With Allegedly Shooting, Critically Wounding Man In June
• WATCH: Police Searching For Suspects Wanted In 4th Of July Shooting That Left 2 Men Killed, 2 Teens Injured In West Philly
• Firefighters Stop Forward Progress Of Vegetation Fires Along American River Parkway
• Registered Sex Offender Charles Lee McKay Arrested 3 Times This Year For Allegedly Peeping Into Riverside Windows
• Suspect In Baseball Bat, Strangulation Murder Of East Palo Alto Woman Makes Initial Court Appearance
• Officials ID Man Fatally Shot In North Minneapolis On Fourth Of July
• San Leandro City Manager Appoints New Police Chief
• Viewings To Be Held For City Firefighter Lori Underwood, Who Died In Crash
• Police: Drunk Man Attacks Officer During Downtown Arrest On July 4th
• Amtrak Plans To Spend $7.3 Billion To Replace Dozens Of Aging Passenger Trains
• Fewer Than Half Of Eligible People Are Registered For Massachusetts 'VaxMillions' Vaccine Lottery
• Hometown Heroes Parade: Sandra Lindsay Honored To Be Grand Marshal: 'A Big Hug... From The Entire City'
• Genisys Credit Union, Taste the Local Difference Partner To Bring Cooking Demonstrations To Local Farmers Markets
• Hometown Heroes Parade: Queens Dr. Teresa Amato Grateful For Light At End Of Tunnel After Dark And Difficult Year
• Pennsylvania Ranks 26th Best State For Retirement
• Unvaccinated Marylanders Accounted For 100% Of All COVID-19 Deaths In June, Gov. Hogan Says
• Hometown Heroes Parade: MTA Worker Kenneth Mendez Proud To Keep City Running During Uncertain Days
• Photos: Hometown Heroes Ticker Tape Parade
• 64 Cases Of Delta COVID-19 Variant Detected In Maryland, Health Official Says
• Body Recovered From Lake Marion ID'd As Brandon Elmberg
• Hometown Heroes Parade: How Fresh Direct Food Delivery Workers Helped Feed Neighbors In Need
• Teenage Boy Shot Aboard San Francisco Muni Bus on Treasure Island
• Hometown Heroes Parade: Community Pharmacies Provided Care And Services While Facing Incredible Challenges
• Colorado Parks & Wildlife Puts Voluntary Fishing Closure In Place On Colorado River
• Robert Downey Sr., Filmmaker And Father Of Robert Downey Jr., Dies At 85
• Colorado Parents Face Child Care Challenges As More Return To Work Post Pandemic
• Police Look For 2 Accused Of Vandalizing 'Numerous' Businesses With Vulgar Graffiti
• Aurora Police Shoot Homicide Suspect During Standoff At Motel
• DA: 2 Young Boys Die After Being Found In Pool Near Home In Luzerne County
• Governor Greg Abbott Revives Texas GOP's Thwarted New Voting Laws Efforts
• Time Lapse Video: 4th Of July Fireworks Over Denver
• Judge: Air Force Mostly At Fault In 2017 First Baptist Church Mass Shooting  
• Melinda Gates could quit foundation she runs with Bill Gates
• CPS Pushes Student Vaccinations Ahead Of School Year
• Poncha Pass Reopens After Crews Clear Mudslides From Highway 285
• Ford Mustang Mach-E Wins Car And Driver Electric Vehicle Of The Year Award
• Haitian Neighborhood Center Teaming Up With IRS To Help Families Get Child Tax Credit Payments
• Police Rescue Dog Trapped In Hot Car After Owner Allegedly Left To Go Swimming
• Gordy's Hi-Hat Founder Gordy Lundquist Dies At 93
• Recent Rainfall Prompts Lifting Of Some Fire Restrictions In Colorado's High Country
• Story Land To Reopen Daily Starting Next Week
• FBI orders new look at autopsy of Black motorist Ronald Greene
• 'Give Us A Hand': Spiritual Leader Of Miami's Haitian-American Community Believes U.S. Needs To Help Haiti Following Presidential Assassination
• Airbnb Offering 75-Minute Virtual Tour Of Hearst Castle
• Northbound Dan Ryan Lanes Reopen Near 95th Street After Expressway Shooting
• Job openings hit a record high as layoffs fall to record low
• Trump Ally Sen. Doug Mastriano Opens Pennsylvania Election Audit Plan
• LA Court Hearing Wednesday For $2.2M Settlement In James Franco Sexual Misconduct Suit
• MDOT: Bridge Work Requires Closing I-75 This Weekend In Oakland County
• TPC Deere Run Profile: John Deere Classic Home 'A Good, Straight-Forward Golf Course'
• TPC Deere Run Profile: John Deere Classic Home 'A Good, Straight-Forward Golf Course'
• San Jose-to-Phoenix American Airlines Flight Diverted to LAX Due To Possible Mechanical Issue
• 2-Alarm Fire Causes $300K In Damage To Modesto Home, Firefighters Say
• Trump sues Facebook, Twitter over account ban after Capitol attack
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Rise By 14, Fourth Day In A Row Of Increases
• Coast Guard Continues Search For Nine People Missing Off Key West
• Tax Refund Delays: The IRS Still Has 35 Million Unprocessed Tax Returns
• Uncle of teen who filmed George Floyd death killed in cop car crash
• Irving Police Investigating After Man Empties Two Guns Firing At Car In Road Rage Incident
• COVID-19 In MN: MDH Reports Zero Additional Deaths, 231 New Cases
• VIDEO: Oakland Police Released Images Of Suspects Wanted In Attempted Robbery Of News Crew
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 21 New Coronavirus Cases In Last 48 Hours
• All San Juan Unified Students Can Get Free Breakfast, Lunch For 2021-22 School Year
• Rep. Matt Gaetz Associate Joel Greenberg Seeks Delay In Sentencing
• Colorado Parents Divided Over Plans For COVID Testing At Schools
• Whitmer Signs Bill To Send $4.4B In Rescue Funds To Schools
• DeSantis Believes Surfside Condo Collapse May Not Impact Real Estate Market: 'I Think This Building Had Problems From The Start'
• US Capitol Police To Open Florida Field Office To Investigate Threats To Members Of Congress
• US Proposes Removing Colorado River Fish's Endangered Status
• Eric Adams on projected win, curbing crime and ending "inequalities"
• Collin County Jury Sentences 'Tango Blast' Gang Member Michael Vega To 60 Years
• Picklesburgh Officially Cleared To Return To Downtown Pittsburgh This Summer
• San Francisco Armed Robbery Suspected Arrested After Being Shot In Separate Case; 4 Others Jailed
• Pace Of California Wildfires Well Ahead Of Disastrous 2020
• NFL Teams That May Want To Swing A Trade For Patriots WR N'Keal Harry
• Curtiss Booker Jr. Wanted In Murder Of Own Father At Rialto Home
• Court Documents: Here's What Police Said They Seized From 'Rise Of The Moors' Suspects
• WATCH: NYC Throws Ticker-Tape Parade To Thank Essential Workers
• 11 arrested for protesting masks at school board meeting
• Auburn Hills Police: 36-Year-Old Woman Dead After Shooting, Boyfriend In Custody
• WATCH LIVE: New York City's Hometown Heroes Parade
• California Set To Approve Reparations For Forced Sterilizations
• Medical City Weatherford Warns Of Increased Snakebite Risk Amid Texas Heat 
• WATCH: 'Love Island' Season Three Villa Tour And Exclusive Content Coming To Paramount+
• WATCH: NYC's Hometown Heroes Ticker-Tape Parade Marches Through Canyon Of Heroes
• Pittsburgh Police Report 11 Ethnic Intimidation Incidents In The First 6 Months Of 2021
• Biden pushes child care and education policies in Illinois visit
• Detroit Police Seek Suspect And Person Of Interest In Connection To Shooting
• Hometown Heroes Ticker-Tape Parade In New York Set To March Through Canyon Of Heroes
• Donations pour in to support work of Pulitzer-winning journalist
• First Lady Jill Biden Coming To Florida To Attend Spelling Bee Finals In Orlando
• I-35W To Close Between Highway 62 and I-94 This Weekend
• Texas Governor Greg Abbott Announces Special Legislative Session Agenda
• Watch Live At 11: New York City Ticker-Tape Parade Honoring Frontline Workers
• WHO says COVID has now killed more than 4 million people
• WATCH LIVE: New Jersey Officials To Hold COVID-19 Briefing
• MS-13 Gang Members, Convicted Rapist And Child Sex Offender Arrested At Southern Border 
• Colorado's Aging Population Faces Shortages Of Just About Everything
• Central Minnesota Teenager Dies After Crashing Into Utility Pole
• Judge Letting Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb To Proceed With Lawsuit Against General Assembly Over Emergency Powers Law
• Card Skimmer Found On South Lake Tahoe ATM After Fourth Of July Weekend
• Colorado Weather: Finally A Day Without The Threat For More Mudslides
• Atlanta Motor Speedway Plans Resurfacing Of Track
• UAW Leader Sentenced For Role In Racketeering Scandal
• Topsfield Fair Returning Without Restrictions This Fall, Expecting 'Banner Year For Attendance'
• 13 rescued, 9 missing in waters off Florida as Elsa lashes region
• The Prior Lake Rotary's Lakefront Music Fest
• After Long Closure For Repairs, Campers Return To Partially Opened Kankakee River State Park
• How To Watch New York City's Hometown Heroes Ticker-Tape Parade Honoring Frontline Workers
• Community Continues To Honor Penn Wynne Firefighter Sean DeMuynck Who Died During Final Shift
• Cooking With Rania: Fresh Vegetable And Herb Pasta Salad
• When Unemployment Ended Early, Workers Sued And Some Are Winning
• City Of Salem Offering $400 Gift Cards As Part Of Hiring Incentive For Hospitality Workers
• Dr. Oz Investigates No-Boil Foods: What's Really In Oven-Ready Lasagna, Noodles And Microwave Rice And Pastas?
• Chicago Weather: Scattered Showers, Thunderstorms Wednesday
• Arrest Made Following Barricade Incident, Double Shooting Inside Olney Home, Philadelphia Police Say
• Craig Gives 1st Political Speech, Preps Run For Governor
• New Heat Wave On Tap This Weekend; Excessive Heat Watch Issued
• 82-year-old competes in Tough Mudder to honor late husband
• 'We Feared The Worst': Family Has Food Warning After Baby Is Hospitalized
• Texas Leaders Among Those Pressuring Biden Administration To Lift Restrictions At US Borders
• Youth poet laureate on equality, identity and her "double life"
• Dallas Homicide Detectives Investigating After 87-Year-Old Anita Daniels Thompson Found Dead
• Popovich Has A Lot Of Great Things To Say About Jayson Tatum's Evolution As A Two-Way Player
• Hunter Dickinson Withdraws From NBA Draft
• PTL Links: July 7, 2021
• Camper Killed Inside Tent At Lake Oroville Campground
• Harper Leads Way As Phillies Hand Cubs 11th Straight Loss
• MN State Fair's Complete Grandstand Concert Series Lineup: Miranda Lambert, Tim McGraw, The Doobie Brothers And More
• Marlins Beat Dodgers 2-1 On Wild Pitch, Error In 10th
• Caught On Video: Woman Tackled, Sexually Assaulted On Brooklyn Sidewalk, Police Say
• 4 suspected gunman killed after Haitian president's assassination
• Couple Paid $14,000 For Home Remodeling Job Two Years Ago; It's Still Not Done
• Massachusetts To Use Remaining $611 Million From American Rescue Plan On K-12 Schools
• Two Baltimore Natives Will Be Big Brother Houseguests On Season 23
• Revolution-Toronto FC Match Preview
• Fallen Police Officers Remembered Five Years After Deadly 7/7 Dallas Ambush
• Philadelphia Weather: Another Day Of Extreme Heat, Strong Storms Possible This Wednesday Evening
• FBI: Militia-Style Group Surveilled Capitol Weeks After Riot
• Oakland Streets Erupt Into '12 Hours Of Non-Stop Chaos'; Homicides, Shootings, Sideshow Violence
• Weather Blog: Another Hot One Coming
• 12 More People Cash In As City Holds Second Philly Vax Sweepstakes Drawing
• Public Input Requested Ahead Of Roberto Clemente Bridge Construction Project
• Husband Describes Terrifying Night His Wife Was Shot At July 4th Block Party In Santa Rosa
• Haitian President Jovenel Moïse Assassinated In His Home
• Jessica Springsteen, rock star's daughter, making Olympics debut
• When unemployment ended early, workers sued. Some are winning.
• Elk, A Grand Canyon, Starry Skies, And So Much More: Pennsylvania Wilds An Affordable And Close Getaway
• CDC: Delta Variant Now Makes Up More Than Half Of Coronavirus Cases In U.S.
• Grizzly bear attacks and kills bicyclist camping in Montana
• AP: Eric Adams wins NYC Democratic mayoral primary
• President Biden Visiting Crystal Lake Wednesday, Addressing American Families Plan
• Elsa regains hurricane strength as it lashes Florida
• 'Taste Of Chicago To-Go' Kicks Off Wednesday
• Kids Set Off Fireworks On CTA Bus In South Shore
• Tom Brady Roasted With Belichick Zinger, Then Beaten In 'The Match' By Rodgers And DeChambeau
• Car Seat Saves 15-Month-Old During High-Speed Crash On Dan Ryan Expressway; No Serious Injuries Reported
• Hicks Was Called Up From Triple-A & His 4th Homer In 4 Games Helped The Texas Rangers Top Detroit
• 'These Jawns Terrible': Phillies Fans Scorch New Era's Mixed Font Snapback Hat Line
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/7 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Former Olympian Aly Raisman Offering Reward For Return Of Missing Dog Mylo
• Massive crane collapses and kills man in Philadelphia
• Getting To Sleep And Staying Asleep: Tips For Making Sure You Have A Restful Night's Sleep
• Dallas Theater Center Honors Essential Workers
• Shohei Ohtani Hits And Pitches Angels Past Red Sox
• Friends Walking From Maine To Fenway Park To Raise Money For Cancer Research
• Independent Investigation Launched Into Edward Mathews After Racist Rant, Mount Laurel Police's Response To Incident
• Eagles Fans Roast Colts' Tweet About Carson Wentz Bringing Cheesesteak To Fourth Of July Barbecue
• Facebook expands vaccination efforts to help underserved communities
• Former sanctions chief on financial tools defending national security
• 2 Homeless People Shot In Kensington, Philadelphia Police Say
• Philadelphia Police: Man, Woman Injured In Kensington Shooting
• Overnight Transformer Fire Leaves Thousands Without Power In Swissvale
• Key Biscayne Takes Action After Video On Social Media Shows Crack In Ceiling Of Condo Parking Garage
• Pittsburgh Public School Superintendent And City Council To Meet To Address 'Educational Emergency'
• Wednesday's Child: 15-Year-Old Jaydon
• Moon Township Native Cameron Johnson Becomes Second Pitt Graduate To Play In NBA Finals
• Mister Rogers Former Squirrel Hill Home Has A New Owner
• Pittsburgh International Airport Adds New Shipping Partner From Asia
• Denver Zoo to vaccinate some of its animals against COVID-19
• COVID Reopening: SF Restaurant Facing Mountain Of Debt, Forced To Adapt, Simplify Menu
• Gauge Containing Radioactive Material Stolen From Engineering Work Truck In Sacramento
• Allegheny County Council Honors Long-Time KDKA Anchor Stacy Smith
• People Come Together At Highland Park Pool To Cheer On Young Child
• Leader Of Child Welfare Agency Accused Of Falsely Ending Cases
• Yankees Thump Mariners 12-1 In Much Needed Win
• Baseball Report: Cubs' Losing Streak Continues

Videos from July 7, 2021

• 7/7: Red and Blue
• Haitian president Jovenel Moïse assassinated, wife wounded in attack
• New GOP voting laws could block Native American votes
• $1.19 billion worth of marijuana seized in massive drug bust in California
• Delta coronavirus variant becomes dominant U.S. strain as experts urge vaccinations
• North American heat wave "virtually impossible" without human-caused climate change, report says
• Surgeon General Vivek Murthy on COVID vaccine efforts and Delta variant
• Delta variant becomes dominate COVID strain in U.S.
• Tracking Elsa as the tropical storm moves north
• Global computer chip shortage plagues manufacturers
• Trump files class action lawsuits against tech giants
• Haitian president assassinated in attack at his home
• Biden pitches "human infrastructure" investments
• Local Matters: Texas Republicans to revive controversial election reform bill
• Remaining U.S. troops expected to exit Afghanistan by August, Pentagon says
• Biden pitches investments in families, education as part of infrastructure proposal
• This asylum seeker fled Guatemala after being persecuted for being gay. Then he created a refuge for LGBTQ+ migrants at the border.
• "It's time that we have to think bigger," Biden says in push for "human infrastructure"
• U.S. troops continue withdrawal from Afghanistan
• Remains of 10 more victims recovered at Florida condo collapse site
• Eric Adams projected to be Democratic nominee for mayor of New York City
• Ticker-tape parade held in NYC for essential workers
• Haitian President Jovenel Moïse assassinated in his home
• Teachers union vows to defend teaching "honest history" as states take aim at "critical race theory"
• Tropical Storm Elsa makes landfall along Florida's Gulf Coast
• Death toll rises to 46 in Florida condo collapse
• Trump says he is suing Facebook, Google, Twitter and their CEOs
• Sneak peek: Where is Jennifer Kesse?
• Some Missouri hospitals overwhelmed by COVID cases as Delta variant spreads
• Biden holds meeting on major ransomware attack
• Tracking Tropical Storm Elsa as it lashes Florida with rain and high winds
• WorldView: Haiti's president assassinated; Deadly mudslide in Japan
• Local Matters: Eric Adams projected as winner of New York City's Democratic mayoral primary
• Multiple lawsuits filed in connection with Florida condo collapse
• Florida governor gives Elsa update, urges caution: "Be safe and use common sense"
• Introducing 2021 National Youth Poet Laureate Alexandra Huynh
• Mother-daughter duo open lemonade stand to raise money
• Support pours in for journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones after decision to forgo tenure offer at UNC
• AP: Eric Adams wins NYC mayoral primary race becoming Democratic nominee for November election
• New and used car prices spike due to pandemic-related computer chip shortage
• Family, friends remember Arkansas teen killed by sheriff's deputy
• Haiti president Jovenel Moïse assassinated overnight at his private residence
• Delta variant overwhelms hospitals in Missouri, where hospitalizations rise
• Rescue workers battle storms as Surfside condo collapse search continues
• Tropical Storm Elsa bears down on Florida packing heavy rain, strong winds
• Tropical Storm Elsa lashes Florida and hampers Surfside search and rescue efforts
• 7/7: CBSN AM
• Doctor on rise in COVID-19 cases and Biden's vaccine efforts