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Articles from July 8, 2021

• VTA Outlines Plan to Return Light-Rail System to Full Service
• 1 Arrested In Fatal Shooting Of Teen In Lodi
• Gov. Jared Polis Announces COVID-19 Public Health Crisis Over, Rescinds Emergency Order, Issues Recovery Order
• Palmdale Shooting Leaves 22-Year-Old Man Dead, 16-Year-Old Boy Wounded
• Bay Area Residents Report Feeling Shaking From Sierra Earthquake
• Baseball-Themed Art Show On Display At McNichols Civic Center Building
• Idaho Springs Police Officer Nicholas Hanning Arrested After Tasing 70-Year-Old Suspect
• 6.0-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Near California-Nevada Border
• WATCH: Colorado Police Sergeant Busts Moves In Dance-Off With Suspect In Minor Disturbance
• High Temps Returning To Antelope Valley; Excessive Heat Warning Planned
• Doobba Could Become Denver's First Marijuana Delivery Service
• Police Investigate After Man Fatally Shot In Hawthorne
• 'Everything Just Went Down': Magnitude 6 Earthquake In California Nearly Destroys Mono County Flea Market
• 'Bad Year For Culex Mosquito': West Nile Virus Found In Weld County Mosquitoes
• Cassondra Stratton Remains Unaccounted For In Surfside Condo Collapse, Husband From Colorado 'Accepting The Loss'
• Invasive Algae Cleanup Underway In Newport Beach
• QAnon Shaman, Who Faces Capitol Riot Charges, Being Housed In Denver-Area Detention Center
• Wildlife Officials Investigating Shooting Death Of Mountain Lion In Orange County
• Ramsey Co. Sheriff Re-Launches Youth Basketball Program
• North Bay Crews, Residents Prepare for Extremely Dangerous Wildfire Season
• Chicago Weather: Cooler Overnight, Mid-70s Return Friday
• MLB All-Star Tickets Available, 'Affordable': Thousands Of Tickets Listed On Resale Sites
• Latino-Owned Brewery Targets Unvaccinated Community As COVID Delta Variant Concern Grows
• Play Ball Park Offers MLB All-Star Fans A Real Baseball Experience
• Where Exactly Is 'Up North' In Minnesota?
• COVID Vaccine Likely Saved Life Of Man Who Still Contracted Delta Variant, Doctor Says
• Former Met Howard Johnson Asks For Help Paying Grandson's Medical Bills After Lawnmower Accident
• Shocking Discovery: 15-Year-Old Dasan Jones' Body Was Found In The Wall Of His Stepfather's Curtis Bay Home
• Tropical Storm Elsa Impacting Cape And Islands Ferry Service Friday
• Coastal Communities Bracing For Tropical Storm Elsa
• Shots Fired At Vehicle In Road Rage Incident In Somerset County
• Capital Gazette Shooter Trial: Prosecutors Paint Jarrod Ramos As Narcissist, Defense Says He Lost Control After His Cat Died
• I-Team: State Investigating Toxic Chemical At Needham Luxury Apartment Building
• Local Epidemiologists Question Need For 'Booster Shots' As Pfizer Applies For FDA Approval
• Union Ties Red Bulls On Sergio Santos' 85th-Minute Header
• Former Huntington Beach Police Investigator Charged With Stealing Drugs From Attempted Murder Suspect's Vehicle
• Newsom Asks Californians To Conserve Water As Drought Emergency Expands To 9 More Counties
• Last Major I-35W Closure Ahead This Weekend In Minneapolis
• Rough Surf, Winds In Ocean City, Maryland Overnight As Tropical Storm Elsa Moved Through
• Cubs Lose Again, This Time In Shutout To Phillies
• Tracking Elsa: NYC Commuters Face Flooded Subway Stations, Roadways After Severe Thunderstorms
• Tracking Elsa: Bergen County Bears Brunt Of Storm Damage As Severe Weather Hammers Tri-State Area
• White Marsh Woman Shaunya Green Killed In Thursday Morning Shooting, Suspect Charged
• Interfaith Musical Gathering Held In Miami Beach To Support Those Affected By Surfside Collapse
• 2 South Floridians Arrested In Connection To Assassination Of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse
• WATCH: Flash Flooding Leaves Path Of Destruction In Pleasant Hills
• Sources: No Officers Hurt In Police-Involved Shooting In Brooklyn
• Police-Involved Shooting In Boca Raton
• Butler County Mother Charged In Daughter's Overdose Death
• Concern Grows As Kids Too Young For COVID-19 Vaccine Are A Month Away From Returning To School
• Hit-And-Run Suspect Leads Police On Pursuit In Covina
• Trevor Bauer Administrative Leave Extended Another 7 Days
• Crews Contain 120-Acre Lands End 2 Brush Fire Burning In Mesa County
• Pfizer Developing COVID Vaccine Booster As Delta Variant Spreads
• EYES ON ELSA: Tracking Tropical Storm Elsa As Jersey Shore Prepares For Potentially Dangerous Conditions
• Man Barricaded Inside Newark Home Prompts Hours-Long Standoff, Mayor Says
• North Miami Beach Police Launch Investigation Into Evacuated Crestview Towers
• OCMD Police Say Profanity-Laced Biden Flags On The Boardwalk Are Considered Freedom Of Speech
• Man Drowns In Lake At Magic Johnson Park In Willowbrook
• Air Tanker For Fighting Colorado Wildland Fires Can Carry 3,000 Gallons Of Fire Retardant At Up To 28,000 Feet Altitude
• Federal Hill Fire Damages 6 Homes & Displaces 7
• Hit-And-Run Crash Sends Vehicle Into Evanston Living Room
• Pfizer To Request Authorization For COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shot In US
• Colorado Wildlife Officials Discover 6 Pups In Gray Wolf Litter
• LAX, Van Nuys Airport To Eliminate Plastic Water Bottles By June 30, 2023
• Belle Isle Aquarium Set To Reopen To Public July 16
• 2 Killed, 1 Injured In Shooting At Houston's Downtown Aquarium
• More Mandatory Evacuations Issued For Beckwourth Complex Wildfire In Plumas County
• Michigan SOS Now Offering Walk-Up Appointments, Slots Still Not Guaranteed
• Vice President Kamala Harris Reschedules Detroit Trip To Monday
• Despite a Coal Ban in Oakland, Developer Leverages Proposed Facility Against City
• Fast-Moving Storm Topples Trees Onto Homes, Power Lines Downed In Pennsylvania Suburbs
• SEE IT: FBI Release More Video, Photos Of A Capitol Rioter Who Assaulted Law Enforcement Officer
• Arrest Made After Attempted Kidnapping Of 6-Year-Old Boy In Placentia
• 2 Teens Shot In West Baltimore Thursday Night
• Gov. Evers Signs GOP-Written Wis. State Budget With $2B Tax Cut
• 6.0 Earthquake Strikes Eastern Sierra Nevada; Shaking Felt In Bay Area
• Exclusive: Amid A Primary Fight, Internal Polling Shows How Republican Voters View Governor Greg Abbott
• Minnesota's Kyra Condie Overcomes Back Surgery To Reach Olympic Rings
• Heat Wave In Santa Cruz Mountains Puts Fire Crews On High Alert
• 17-Year-Old Christopher Kerfoot Fatally Stabbed In Bel Air Thursday Morning
• Actor James Caan still looks forward to work
• WATCH: Sacramento Police Release Video Of Suspect Who Led Chase, Shot At Officers
• ARTSWEEK Golden Continues This Weekend With Art Festival & Archeological Dig
• 3 Feet Of Water Floods Monongahela Fire Station
• Medina Alert Issued For Male Suspect In Stolen White 2020 Chevy Silverado
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• 'It's Getting To Be Ridiculous': Texas Gas Prices Hit 7-Year High
• Water Main Break In Shaler Township Sends Water Shooting Into Air For More Than 4 Hours
• Governor Hogan Awards $22M For Chesapeake Bay Restoration Projects
• California Drought: Petaluma Lags in Meeting Water-Conservation Goal
• Suspects Wanted For Robbing Dallas Post Offices, Up To $50K Reward
• Lightning E-Motors Tackles Niche Market Retrofitting Gas, Diesel Fleet Vehicles With Electric Motors
• FBI Denver Asks For Help To Identify Broomfield Bank Robbery Suspect
• Judge Agrees To Delay Opening Statements In R. Kelly's New York Sex Trafficking Trial
• Suspect in Pinole Homicide Shot After Firing on Police Officer
• San Francisco Firefighters Knock Down 2-Alarm House Fire in Ingleside District
• SoCal Search And Rescue Teams Helping In Recovery Effort At Site Of Florida Condo Collapse
• Wolves' Juancho Hernangómez Injured While Playing For Spanish National Team
• Maryland Zoo Reopens Otter Exhibit To Visitors
• 14-Year-Old Shot And Killed Wednesday In San Bernardino
• Splash Kingdom Waterpark In Redlands Torn Down After Years Of Neglect
• Denver Weather: Triple Digits For Denver
• Mariners Shut Out Yankees
• Southport Lanes, Closed Since September 2020, Now Set To Auction Off Everything Inside
• Sacramento Area Cooling Centers Open Amid California Heat Wave
• Study Finds Gun-Buying, Violence Increased During Start of Pandemic
• Fire Damages Historic Borgstrom House In Upsala
• South LA Residents Displaced By LAPD Fireworks Explosion Allowed To Assess Damages Thursday
• Prosecutors Ask Judge In Derek Chauvin Trial To Change 'Trauma' Wording In Sentencing Order
• Taxis Narrow Gap With Rideshares As Business Makes Slow Comeback From COVID-19 Pandemic
• Watchdog: Chicago Struggles To Hire Black Police Officers
• Woman Files Suit Against Nurse Paul Miller, Providence Mission Hospital For Alleged Sexual Assault
• Apple Valley Man's Death By Fireworks Was 'Likely Accidental,' ME Says
• 30-Year-Old Woman Shot In Model City
• Ruslan Manashirov, Husband Of Pittsburgh Native Nicole Doran-Manashirov, Identified Among Dead At Surfside Condo Collapse
• City Says Burying Utility Lines Could Prevent Power Outages
• Judge Suspends Criminal Proceedings Against Orange Mass Shooting Suspect Thursday
• Nunez, Rockies Avoid Sweep, Beat D-Backs For Rare Road Win
• 'I Lose Everything': Franklin Park Pizzeria Owner, Police Want Help To Identify Arsonists
• Police Searching For Teen Accused Of Slashing Man In Queens
• Swimmer Dies After Being Pulled From Water Near Santa Monica Pier
• Ambassador Bocchit Edmond Reject Calls By Some In Congress To Delay Elections In Haiti
• Confusing Construction At I-95, I-287 Junction Causing Numerous Illegal U-Turns By Drivers Accidentally On Exit Ramp
• Gov. Murphy Says New Jersey's Building Codes Among Toughest In US
• Abandoned Rabbits, Adopted During Pandemic, Multiplying In Some Minnesota Communities
• Uptown Residents Question Law Enforcement Response To Recent Crime
• Ald. Carrie Austin And Chief Of Staff Plead Not Guilty To Federal Bribery Charges
• Mets-Pirates Rained Out, Will Play Doubleheader Saturday
• Vincent Solari, 16, Feels Like 'The Luckiest Unlucky Person' After Getting Hit In Head By Stray Bullet In River Forest, Surviving
• Deadline Approaches For Pa. Parents To Decide If Kids Should Repeat Grade Due To Pandemic Learning Loss
• Chicago Blood Banks Face Critically Low Supply, Particularly After High Demand During Violent Weekend
• Community Holds Emotional Prayer Vigil For Young Couple Killed In Teaneck, NJ House Fire
• Video Shows Minneapolis Police Chase That Ended In Leneal Frazier's Death
• Campaign 2021: New Class Of City Council Candidates Poised To Better Reflect Diversity Of New York City
• Man's Leg Amputated After Fireworks Show Accident In Michigan
• Cubs Invite Fans To Submit Videos For Chance To Sing 'Take Me Out To The Ball Game' At Wrigley
• Day 15 Of Surfside Condo Collapse: Additional Victims Recovered, Death Toll At 64
• Surfside Mayor: Every Building East Of Collins To Have Structural Review Regardless Of Age
• Back Together: Thursdays Downtown Return To Rochester
• Baltimore Co. Police Identify Man Found Near I-95 Overpass
• Cherry Creek State Park Swim Beach Reopens After E. coli Levels Drop To Normal
• Tracking Elsa: Long Island Officials Urging Residents To Prepare For Potential Flooding Overnight
• New Study Shows One Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine Is Not Enough To Protect Against Delta Variant
• Allegheny County Won't Comply With Election Audit Request From Republican Sen. Doug Mastriano
• Google accused of violating antitrust laws in new lawsuit
• 5 Police Officers Sue Palo Alto Over Black Lives Matter Mural
• Indictment details 5 Floridians' attack on U.S. Capitol
• Miami Dolphins Contribute With 'Cool Gift' For Fort Lauderdale Grandma
• Time Running Out To File Claim For Refund As Part Of Keurig K-Cup Class Action Lawsuit
• Wildland Firefighters Rescue Injured Climber Near Sylvan Lake Fire
• Urías 1st 11-Game Winner, Leads Dodgers Over Marlins 6-1
• COVID-19 Emergency Public Health Orders End In Colorado
• Frank Lopez Of Santa Ana Arrested In Garden Grove Fireworks Explosion That Injured 9 People, Including Several Children
• Dozens Rally At Thompson Center To Halt Deportations
• North Texans Come Together To Help Veteran, Family After House Burns Down
• Dry Weather Could Impact Canning Production For Sweet Corn, Peas
• Mac Jones' High School Coach: 'He's Got That Good Swag You Need As A Quarterback'
• What Parents Need To Know To Get The Child Tax Credit
• Mom Sues CPS, Believes Her Child With Autism Was Tied And Bound
• Dodgers Top Marlins 6-1; Mattingly To Return For 7th Season
• Orioles, Blue Jays Game Postponed Due To Rain, Will Be Made-Up On Sept. 11
• Pfizer To Seek OK For Third Vaccine Dose; Shots Still Protect
• 'He Was One Of A Kind': 80 Years After His Death At Pearl Harbor, Minnesota Sailor's Remains Come Home
• Strong Start by Montas Leads A's Over Astros
• Swim Week Miami Beach Is Back After More Than A Year Of Virtual Events
• Vincent Boone ID'd As Victim In Deadly North Minneapolis Shooting
• Local Latin Percussion Legend Reopens Main Stage at Yoshi's in Oakland
• Advance Tickets For Play Ball Park All Reserved, Limited Day-Of Tickets To Be Released
• GM Pickups Recalled 2nd Time For Engine Block Heater Problem
• RV Catches Fire On Southbound Highway 101 In San Rafael
• Reality TV Star, Dallas Developer Bill Hutchinson Arrested For Alleged Sexual Assault Of Teen Girl
• State Patrol Says 'Racing Belongs On A Track' After Anoka County Bust
• New COVID-19 Cases Up 165% In Los Angeles County
• Taste With Tori: Jersey Shore Landmark Known For Spectacular Seafood Gets Menu Makeover
• Singles Embracing Dating Scene As Pandemic Restrictions Are Lifted
• Construction Industry Facing Major Labor Shortage
• Deputy Jason Hillyer Accused Of Having Relationship With Inmate At Weld County Jail
• NYC Investing $65 Million In Helping Students Recover From COVID Learning Gap
• 2017 tax law didn't stop companies from dodging taxes: study
• Tropical Storm Elsa: Delaware Shore Communities, Expected To Be In Eye, Bracing For Rough Conditions
• Olympics Venues In Tokyo Won't Allow Fans Amid COVID Emergency
• Winner Of First $1 Million Illinois Vaccine Lottery Prize Is From Chicago
• Toyota to stop funding lawmakers who contested election results
• Pfizer To Seek OK For 3rd COVID-19 Vaccine Dose To Dramatically Boost Immunity
• Parents Sue New Hampshire School Districts Over Mask Policy
• Police Make Contact With Missing Waite Park Woman
• Ruh Roh! Study Says North Texas Dog Parks Nothing To Bark Home About
• Woman Hospitalized After Shooting In Minneapolis' Como Neighborhood
• Man Shot & Killed In East Baltimore Thursday
• Here's Why Southfield Freeway, Service Drives At Michigan Avenue Will Be Closed For The Next Two Weekends 
• 16-Year-Old Charged Shooting Of 23-Year-Old Woman In Baltimore
• Renovation Of The Langham Boston Hotel Gives Local Artists A Boost During Pandemic
• VTA Light Rail Service To Resume By End of July As Workers Eased Back Into Roles Following Massacre
• Holocaust Memorial In Boston Unveils Upgraded Tour Technology
• Gov. Newsom Asks Californians To Voluntarily Cut Water Use By 15%
• Tracking Elsa: New Jersey Braces For Storms, Flooding
• Smoke From Fire Burning North Of Louisville Seen For Miles
• Bilateral Amputee Makes History, Coloradan Mandy Horvath Climbs Mount Kilimanjaro With No Legs
• Central Minnesota Convenience Store Catches Fire
• Former San Francisco Public Works Official Accused Of Not Disclosing $250K In Outside Income
• Florida Supreme Court To Weigh Punitive Damages Against Cigarette Maker
• Edward Mathews, Man Seen In Racist Viral Video, Facing New Charges For Alleged Stalking, Damaging Neighbors' Vehicles
• Renown Detroit Artist Uses Industry Inspired Artwork To Raise Funds For Local Restaurants, Art Foundation
• 10 summer road trip essentials under $25
• Hurricane Forecasters Increase Number Of Storms Expected For 2021 Season
• 10 patio and porch accessories under $50
• Theresa Balboa Charged With Capital Murder Of 5-Year-Old Houston Boy Samuel Olson
• Eugene McLaurin Charged With Shooting CPD Officer, 2 ATF Agents In Morgan Park
• 'This Is Real', COVID Long Hauler Shares Story Of Survival, Recovery
• Howard County To Kick Off Summer Restaurant Week On Monday
• U.S. Military Mission In Afghanistan Will End August 31, Biden Says
• Rep. Frederica Wilson Wants High-Level, Independent Special Envoy Appointed To Haiti Following Presidential Assassination
• Aurora Police Search For Suspect Wanted In 8 Armed Robberies
• St. Cloud Officers Injured In Waite Park Fugitive Arrest
• Proposal Would Keep Pittsburgh's COVID-19 Paid Sick Leave In Effect Until State Hits 90% Vaccination Rate
• Boston Police Officer Shoots Driver In Roslindale During Struggle Over Gun In Car
• Massachusetts Reports 99 New COVID Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• Funeral Arrangements For Fallen Volunteer Firefighter Sean DeMuynck Set For Saturday
• 2 Accused Of Stealing Cash, Phones, Loaded Gun From Parked Vehicles In Lauderhill
• Danny Trejo On New Memoir & Hollywood Career: 'I Am So Proud Of Machete'
• VIDEO: High-Speed Chase That Started In Solano County Ends In Crash
• 'I Just Lost It': Soldier Returns Home To Find Dog He Fell In Love With In Afghanistan
• Changes Made To Texas' Election Integrity Bills As Special Session Begins
• $5,000 Reward Offered In Drone Crash That Scared Off Elegant Terns, Left 1,500 Eggs Abandoned At Huntington Beach Reserve
• Police Activity In Empire Prompts Shelter-In-Place
• Deadline Looming For Pennsylvania Parents To Decide If Children Should Repeat Grade Next Year Due To COVID-19
• 'Day Of Hope': Boston Hosting COVID Vaccine Clinics Saturday, Offering $150 Gift Cards To Families Who Get Vaccinated
• Michigan Court Extends Compensation To Wrongly Convicted Man
• FDA updates guidance for controversial Alzheimer's drug
• Fuller Park Shooting Leaves One Man Dead, One Wounded
• Gov. Newsom Declares Drought Emergency In 9 Additional Counties; Asks For 15% Water Cutbacks
• Woman, Teenage Boy Shot And Wounded Near Juarez High School In Pilsen
• Baltimore FOP Says Inspector General Report Is Attempted 'Boogie Man Issue' Ahead Of Labor Contract Negotiatons
• Learn More About Post-COVID Conditions
• Olympics 2021: How, When To Watch Simone Biles, USA Gymnastics Go For Gold
• The Gossip Girl Reboot Cast Reacts To Original Gossip Girl 2000s Fashion
• Massive Illegal Dumping Ground In Camden Neighborhood Has Residents Calling ' Environmental Racism'
• Halloween Horror Nights Returns To Universal Studios This Fall
• Pittsburgh Steelers Release 2021 Training Camp Schedule, Includes 12 Open Practices
• Anthony Porter, Former Death Row Inmate Whose Case Helped End Death Penalty In Illinois, Dies At 66
• Miami Heat Legend Dwyane Wade Pays His Respects At Surfside Memorial Wall
• Erik Salgado Case: Court Documents Reveal CHP Officers Who Fatally Shot 23-Year-Old In Oakland Last Year
• Walz Appointed To Co-Chair Biden's Bipartisan Council Of Governors
• Baltimore Co. Police Seeking Public's Assistance In Identifying Burglary Suspect
• Mesa County Emerges As Hot Spot For Delta Variant
• Jose Gurno Charged With Assault, Child Endangerment After Child Found With Heavy Bruising
• New Hampshire Market Basket Robbed; Police Searching For Suspect
• 500 Eversource Crews Ready And Waiting As Tropical Storm Elsa Approaches New England
• Gypsum Man Trenton Switzer Creates Fake Church to Avoid Taxes, Gets Caught
• Study: There Is No Mass Exodus From California
• Suspect In Stabbing Of Rabbi In Boston Now Facing Hate Crime Charges
• What One NFL Executive Believes Patriots Could Get In N'Keal Harry Trade
• New 'Tanker 10' Joins Wildland Firefighting Efforts In Colorado
• Don Mattingly Agrees To Manage Miami Marlins In 2022
• Mayor Breed Launching $12 Million Fund To Help Small Businesses Recover From Pandemic
• Eloy Jimenez To Begin Rehab Assignment On Friday; Hopes To Be Back With White Sox By End Of July
• Investigation Finds No Racial Bias By Employee Who Cut Biracial Girl's Hair, Michigan School District Says
• Lawyer Michael Avenatti Sentenced To 2 And A Half Years In Prison For Trying To Extort Nike
• Laura Jane Grace Concert At Four Seasons Total Landscaping Sells Out In 17 Minutes
• Search On For Montrelle Deprice Dubose, Who Absconded During Indiana Sexual Assault Trial And Was Sentenced In Absentia
• 1 Hospitalized In Route 51 Hit-And-Run Crash
• Driver Hospitalized, 2 Detained After High Speed Chase, Crash On I-80 Near Carquinez Bridge
• Harford County Sheriff's Office Investigating Serious Stabbing Thursday
• Wildlife Officers Want To Find Bear With Chicken Feeder Stuck Around Its Head
• Motorcyclist From Elk Grove Killed, 11-Year-Old Passenger Hurt In Crash On Grant Line Road
• Universal Orlando's Halloween Horror Nights To Feature "Hill House" Haunt
• Costick Center In Farmington Hills Opens As Relief Center Due To Storms, Power Outages
• Rat Rubout? How To Protect Your Neighborhood From An Infestation
• 'I Wish I Applied Myself More For Super Bowl XVII': Joe Thiesmann On NFL Career & Washington Football Team
• Celebrity LA Attorney Michael Avenatti Gets 2 ½ Years In Prison In Nike Extortion Case
• Fargo Woman Charged With Driving 137 MPH On Interstate
• Lumber Futures Coming Down Off Peak, But Not As Fast As North Texas Homebuilders And Buyers Might Like
• Michael Avenatti gets prison term for Nike extortion scheme
• Philadelphia Area Under Severe Thunderstorm Watch Until 9 p.m. Ahead Of Tropical Storm Elsa
• COVID Concerns: Doctor Expects Spike In Cases After MLB All-Star Game
• Redlands Fire Engine Struck By Gunfire, Suspect At Large
• Pennsylvania Would Get $225 Million In Revamped Opioid Agreement With Purdue Pharma
• Engine Block Heater Problems Prompt 2nd Chevrolet And GMC Pickup Recall
• Maryland Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued For Baltimore Region
• Understaffed Denver Attractions Prepare For Influx Of Visitors During All-Star Weekend
• Weld County Detectives, Brighton Police Work Together To Investigate Ryan Coburn's Death
• Justice Department Charges 5 Floridians For Attack On Police Officers During Capitol Insurrection
• PPS Families Can Apply For Magnet And Open Enrollment Spaces For Upcoming School Year
• Whitmer Declares Emergency In 3 Counties Over Storm Damage
• Doctor on condo search team details efforts on the mound
• Maya Moore On WNBA Return: 'I'm Not Thinking About That At All Right Now'
• Philadelphia Students Going Contact-Free With New SEPTA Fare Card
• One Person Dies In Duplex Fire In Etna, Another Hospitalized
• White MN Farmers Sue USDA For Racial Discrimination Amid New Debt Relief Program Targeting POC
• Child Suffers Massive Head Wound, Dies After UTV Overturns On Fourth Of July 
• Three Firefighters Hospitalized After Responding To Heavy House Fire In Monessen
• 6 Former CHP Officers Working Out Of East LA Station Charged In Overtime Fraud Scheme
• 'Like A Jet Fighter In A Gymnasium': Matt Yocum Expects Plenty Of Excitement As SRX Racing Takes On Slinger Super Speedway
• Tickets Still Available For Pittsburgh Police's 23rd Annual Biscuits Bingo
• Denver Moves Everyone 2050 Survey Asks For Input About Planning For More Cars, Buses And Bikes
• The best beach reads on audiobook for summer 2021
• Colorado Weather: Heat Wave Should Bring Triple Digits For Many
• MSP Investigating Freeway Shooting
• Clear Storm Drains Ahead Of Tropical Storm Elsa, Officials Say
• Need a job? TikTok wants to help
• Gillette Stadium Debuts Massive New Video Board
• Baltimore Police Searching For Missing 60-Year-Old Kenneth Baysmore
• Mystery Woman Found In Davis Still Not Identified; DNA Being Considered
• Some Missouri residents spurn restrictions as Delta variant spreads
• MSC Cruise Lines Reveals Plans For New Mega State-Of-The-Art Terminal At PortMiami
• Voluntary Fishing Closure Put In Effect In Part Of Tomichi Creek State Wildlife Area
• Gov. Tom Wolf Calls Election Audit Plan A 'Disgrace To Democracy'
• Progressives demand climate action be in infrastructure deal
• Houston Teen Dies After Road Rage Shooting Following Houston Astros Game
• Over 20,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• McDonald's Employees Charged After Suboxone Found In Child's Happy Meal
• Overall Death Rates From Cancer In U.S. Have Dropped, Report Finds
• 2021 CBS Sports Classic Matchups Announced: UCLA Battle UNC And Ohio State Meets Kentucky
• Two coworkers donate kidney to each other's husband
• Tustin Woman Arrested For Fleeing Scene After Hitting, Killing Man On Fullerton Street
• Plymouth Man Charged With Arson After 2019 House Fire
• Mustafa Yusuf Fatally Struck By Passing Car After Crashing On Highway 36 In Roseville
• Pena Boulevard Reopens After Car Crash
• TRACKING ELSA: What To Expect And When In The Tri-State Area
• Exclusive: Arrest Made In I-5 Projectile Shooting That Went Viral On TikTok
• CDC Asks Federal Appeals Court To Put Cruise Ruling On Hold
• 'Truly A Senseless Act': Youth Baseball Coach Jay Boughton Killed In Shooting On Hwy. 169
• Pandemic Changes Stick Around For Some Singles Looking For Love
• Long Beach To Give Out $500 Per Month In Guaranteed Income To 500 Low-Income Residents
• Authorities Investigate Shooting that Injured 1 in Santa Clara's Koreatown
• Hiring crunch is boosting pay for restaurant workers
• Intense Storm Topples Several Trees In Edgewood
• Purdue Pharma Exit Plan Gains Steam With OK From More States, Including Minnesota
• Osaka opens up about pulling out of French Open, mental health
• N.Y. AG James Announces $4.5 Billion Settlement With Purdue Pharma Over Opioid Crisis
• Woman Eats 50 Chili Dogs In 22 Minutes At Michigan Bar
• Stanley Cup Issues Warning To Tom Brady: 'I'm Too Heavy To Throw'
• San Jose Security Company Accused Of Not Paying Workers While Receiving Over $400K In PPP Loans
• Mass AG: $4.3 Billion Purdue Pharma Settlement Forces Sackler Family To 'Turn Over Their Secrets'
• 54-Year-Old Man Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver Crossing Brooklyn Street
• Capitol Police open field offices to investigate threats to lawmakers
• COVID's Delta Variant Becoming Dominant Strain In South Florida And Experts Are Concerned: 'Florida's Vaccination Rate Is Not High Enough For Herd Immunity'
• Sonoma County Starts Shuttle From Santa Rosa To Russian River Beaches
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/8 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• COVID In Minnesota: 2 Deaths, 127 New Cases Reported
• CTA Reports Increase In Passengers Amid Return To Work
• Bears Offering 1,000 Free Tickets Per Day For 2021 Training Camp At Halas Hall
• Divvy Expanding On Southwest And Northwest Sides
• Deadly Police Shootings Of Unarmed Civilians Will Now By Investigated By The State, Under New Guidelines
• Man, 39, Accused Of Trying To Steal Manteca Police Vehicle
• 'Ba-Boom! The House Shook,' Lightning Likely Hit Franklin Home, Sparking Fire
• Progressive Aldermen, Activists Call On Mayor Lori Lightfoot To Spend Federal Relief Money On Social Service Programs, Not Police
• Details Emerge Behind Assassination Of Haitian President Jovenel Moise
• Teachers union defends "honest history" amid critical race theory bans
• Texas Statewide Gas Price Average Rises To Most Expensive Since 2014
• Bay Area Warmup Begins Ahead Of Excessive Heat Warning
• Caroline County Marine Veteran, Fitness Trainer Claims $40,000 VaxCash Prize
• Gloucester Man Charged With Drunk Driving After Crashing Into NH Police Cruiser
• iFLY To Open In Metro Detroit July 24
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Drop By 42 After Several Days Of Increases
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 222 Additional Cases, 11 New Deaths
• Police: Intruder Found Showering In Bethel Park Apartment
• Missing McCandless Man Found Safe
• Remaining fencing around the Capitol complex to be removed
• Masks Again Required In California State Capitol After COVID Outbreak
• 58-Year-Old Louis Aiello Found Guilty Of Assaulting Five Bucks County Boys Since 1993
• Mesquite Resident Buys Winning $5M Scratch Off Ticket At Kroger
• "Existential crisis": Why MLB pitchers are more unhittable than ever
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• Olympics To Be Held Without Fans As Tokyo Declares COVID State of Emergency
• San Jose Garage Fire Quickly Extinguished; Person Hospitalized
• Illinois Vaccine Lottery Prompts BBB Scam Warning
• 3.6 Earthquake Shakes Napa County Overnight
• President of Mpls Federal Reserve, Neel Kashkari, Announces New Requirement For Employees To Be Fully Vaccinated
• Mayor Duggan To Address Detroiters July 12 About Importance Of Child Tax Credit
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In East Oakland Shooting
• High Heat Returning To Northern California As Wildfires Continue
• FBI: Motive Uncertain In Fatal Shooting Of Indiana Officer Greg Ferency
• Shoppers Discovering That Free Samples Are Back, But With More Safety Measures
• Newark Schools Detail Plan To Get Students Back On Track After Learning Gap Data Made Public
• 'It's Crazy To See How History Repeats Itself': Filmmaker Heather Haynes On VH1's 'Growing Up Black: LA'
• 'It's Crazy To See How History Repeats Itself': Filmmaker Heather Haynes On VH1's 'Growing Up Black: LA'
• 'Repulsive Act': Gravestones At Baltimore Jewish Cemetery Defaced With Swastika Graffiti
• NYPD: Suspect Made Anti-Gay Statements In Queens Slashing
• Man Shot In Tracy, Search On For Suspect
• Video shows missing 12-foot python captured in shopping mall
• Jayson Tatum Honored To Wear Kobe Bryant's No. 10 In Olympics
• BARCS Raising Funds For Jodi, Puppy Born With Leg Deformity
• Stocks fall sharply on worries about global economic recovery
• Southern Border Patrol Agents Apprehend 233 Migrants Within 3 Days On US Side
• Michigan Auditor To Review Accuracy Of Nursing Home Deaths
• Amtrak Plans To Replace Dozens Of Aging Trains, Including Some On New England Lines
• Stanley Cup Issues Warning To Tom Brady: 'I'm Too Heavy To Throw'
• Mask Mandate Returns To California State Capitol After Positive COVID Cases
• Mosquitoes Test Positive For West Nile Virus In DuPage County
• Police: Man Who Exposed Himself In Subway Elevator Wanted In Multiple Incidents
• Tropical Storm Elsa Kills 1 In Florida, Hurts 10 At Georgia Navy Base
• Half-Naked Man Sets Fire Atop Boyle Heights Church, Jumps From Rooftops And Rappels Down Power Lines
• Police Searching For Dallas Burglary Suspect Caught On Camera In Clothing Store
• 15-Year-Old Charged In Carjackings In Hyde Park, Fuller Park
• Taliban ready for Afghan urban assault when U.S. troops gone
• Olympics venues in Tokyo won't allow fans amid COVID emergency
• West Virginia Woman Sentenced To Life In Prison In Fatal Abuse Of 5-Year-Old Grandson
• Swimmer Who Drowned In Lake Minnetonka Identified As 26-Year-Old Apple Valley Man
• 3.6-Magnitude Earthquake In Napa County Felt All The Way To Sacramento
• Lightning Strikes Twice: Tampa Bay Repeats As Stanley Cup Champion
• Westchester DA: Carting Company Contractor Filed False Claims To Hide $135,000 Strip Club Bill
• Haven Housing
• Avocado Bruschetta
• Rondo's Renaissance: State Budget Gives $5M For I-94 Land Bridge Through Historic Black St. Paul Neighborhood
• Auto Racing At A Glance
• WATCH: Lightning Strikes Nearby While Springfield Man Brings In Trash Barrel
• Body Of Diver Inspecting Dam Found In Southwestern Michigan
• Sacramento Residents, Businesses Asked To Conserve Water As Drought Worsens
• 400-Pound Grizzly Bear Pulls Chico Woman From Tent, Kills Her, At Montana Campsite
• Action! Movie And Music Memorabilia Auction
• Bruce Arena Disappointed With 'Inexcusable' Start By Revolution In Loss To Toronto FC
• Travelers Should Expect Lots Of Changes At Denver International Airport With New Phase Of Great Hall Project
• Judge Denied Mercy For Ex-Broward Sheriff's Deputy Justin Lambert Who Used Excessive Force
• Former Miami-Dade Commissioner Esteban Bovo Officially Running For Mayor Of Hialeah
• Colorado Looks At More Incentives To Increase Vaccinations As $1 Million Lottery Ends
• Large Flames Rip Through Pacific Palisades Home
• Ben Crump Retained To Represent Family Of Leneal Frazier
• PTL Links: July 8, 2021
• Tigers Top Rangers 5-3
• Study: Undervaccinated COVID Clusters In Texas & 4 Other US Locations Putting Entire Country At Risk
• Miami Weather: Warm & Muggy Start, Showers Possible Late Morning Into The Afternoon
• Jobless claims hold steady as economy regains footing
• Lug Nut Lodges Into Broncos Quarterback Drew Lock's Windshield In The Middle Of Kansas
• As U.S. tourists return, can Venice manage a full COVID rebound?
• New Bee Colony Installed On Roof Of Tanger Outlets Atlantic City
• Building Boom Causes Fire Concerns In Elk Grove
• Americans are on pace to get a billion robocalls a week this year
• Weather Blog: It's Tropical Storm Elsa Day
• Pittsburgh Zoo And PPG Aquarium Facing Federal Lawsuit Over 'Asian Lantern Festival'
• Repairs Underway At Troubled Concordia Place Apartment Complex, But Tenants Still Wonder Why Fixes Didn't Come Sooner
• Giant 3D cat prowls over a corner in Tokyo's business district
• Steelers LB Devin Bush Claims He's Limited To '2 Tweets A Day'
• Tatum, Celtics Aiming For 'Something Big' With New Head Coach Ime Udoka
• Microsoft Urges Users To Immediately Install Update After Security Vulnerability Discovered
• Miami Proud: Teen Mom Alesha Dillon Overcomes Obstacles, Becomes Nurse, Plans On Giving Back
• First Great White Shark Of Season Tagged Off Cape Cod
• Developer To Present Plan For Apartment Complex At 'The Julian' In Oakland
• Preparations Underway Along Jersey Shore As Elsa Approaches And Residents Brace For Flooding, Gusty Winds
• Philadelphia Native Christie Valdiserri Removed From Big Brother Due To Positive COVID-19 Test
• Texas Republicans Resume Push For Voting Restrictions As Legislative Special Session Begins
• 19-Year-Old Fatally Shot In The Head In The Bronx
• Police: 2 Men, Woman On Porch Shot In West Philadelphia, More Than 50 Shots Fired
• Police: Burglar Seen On Video Setting Fire Inside Manhattan Bar
• Discover DFW: Asia Times Square
• Butler County Commissioners Formally End Public Health Emergency Declaration
• Global coronavirus death toll surpasses 4 million: Johns Hopkins
• Search for Florida condo collapse victims turns to recovery effort
• NYC ticker-tape parade honors pandemic's essential workers
• Tax refund delay: IRS backlog of returns grows to 35 million
• Tropical Storm Elsa kills 1, damages Navy base in Georgia
• Rudy Giuliani's D.C. law license suspended
• Northwest heat wave "virtually impossible" without climate change, study says
• Child Tax Credit: Here's who will get up to $1,800 per child in cash
• 'This Man Is Likely Alive Because He Was Vaccinated:' Doctor Urges Public To Continue Getting Vaccinated As COVID-19 Delta Variant Spreads
• Cicadas Are Finally Gone, But They Left A Little Parting Gift
• Pittsburgh Weather: Severe Weather Chances Return To The Area Thursday
• Another Night Of Unrest In Uptown
• First Drawings For 'All In For The Win' Illinois Vaccination Lottery Begin Thursday
• Man Robbed At Gunpoint, Punched In Lincoln Park
• "Torrential rains" in Carolinas as Tropical Storm Elsa heads north
• Chicago's Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum In Lincoln Park Reopens Thursday
• Former Villanova Star Mikal Bridges Inching Closer To Winning NBA Finals With The Phoenix Suns
• Judge Sets July Hearing On Boy Scouts Child Sex Abuse Settlement Agreement
• Cleanup Underway After Severe Storms Move Through Western Pennsylvania
• Chicago Weather: Cool Down In Effect With Morning Showers
• Man Shot In Head, Killed In Possible Robbery In Point Breeze, Philadelphia Police Say
• 'This Is A Sham:' Pa. Attorney General Calls State Senator's 2020 Election Audit Request Nonsense
• Surfside Mayor Charles Burkett: Review Has Already Started Of Champlain Towers North
• 2 Adults, Multiple Children Injured Following Serious Crash On New Jersey Route 55 In Vineland
• 'These People Are Cruel': Mother Of Sircarr Johnson Remembers Entrepreneur, New Father Killed At Fourth Of July Party
• Mount Laurel Neighbors Say Edward Cagney Mathews' Harassment Went Far Beyond Viral Racist Rant
• Hundreds Protest After Mount Laurel Man's Racist Rant Is Caught On Video, Goes Viral
• New Pennsylvania Law Requires Rehabilitation Facilities To Notify Families If Patient Leaves Early
• Tropical Storm Watch In Effect For Jersey Shore As Elsa Approaches
• It Happens Here: Homemade Ice Cream At Westford's Kimball Farm Dates Back To 1939
• Four New Businesses Coming To The Waterfront This Summer
• More states OK OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma's bankruptcy plan
• West Virginia Street Renamed To Honor Fallen Police Officer
• South Jersey Homeowners Brace For Potential Flooding, Power Outages Ahead Of Tropical Storm Elsa
• Brad Miller Hits 3 HRs, Phillies Rout Reeling Cubs 8-0
• Drought Emergency: Contra Costa Water Approves 10% Voluntary Cutback
• Judge Hits 20th Homer As Yankees Hold Off Mariners
• Garth Brooks To Perform At Gillette Stadium For First Time Ever
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/8 Thursday Morning Forecast

Videos from July 8, 2021

• 7/8: Red and Blue
• A look at what could happen after U.S. troops leave Afghanistan
• Progressive Democrats pen letter to House leaders demanding climate action in infrastructure deal
• Our current ransomware deterrent strategy is "simply not working", expert says
• U.S. military mission in Afghanistan to end August 31
• Experts say areas with low COVID vaccine rates put U.S. at risk
• Delta variant threatens U.S. communities with low vaccinations
• Wisconsin art exhibit helps heal racial divisions
• America's longest war ending with full troop withdrawal from Afghanistan by August 31
• COVID patients face debilitating conditions after beating disease
• Death toll rises to 64 in Florida condo collapse
• Elsa barrels up East Coast after devastating Southeast
• Taliban overwhelms Afghan troops as U.S. withdrawal looms
• U.S. to complete withdrawal from Afghanistan by August 31
• Local Matters: Federal judge declines to block parts of Georgia's voting law
• Death toll in Surfside condo building collapse rises to 64
• Local Matters: Texas legislative session to be testing ground for GOP's "culture wars" messaging
• "Do you trust the Taliban?": Biden faces questions on Afghanistan withdrawal
• House Republican group aims to shift party's views on climate change
• Special Report: Biden announces U.S. military mission in Afghanistan will end on August 31
• What's at stake for Afghanistan as U.S. troops near withdrawal deadline
• Kamala Harris joins DNC to announce expansion of "I Will Vote" campaign
• Political fallout after Haitian president's assassination
• Engineer investigating Surfside collapse: "it's like taking three 3,000-piece puzzles and throwing them up in the air"
• 2 coworkers donate kidney to each other's husband
• Fans barred from Tokyo Olympics as Japan imposes COVID-19 state of emergency
• Haiti in chaos after gunmen assassinate president
• WorldView: Explosion shakes Dubai port; Lebanon faces economic crisis
• Death toll rises to 60 in condo collapse as efforts shift to recovery
• Health officials warn about Delta variant as COVID-19 cases surge
• Mozambique facing food crisis and humanitarian catastrophe as conflict grips northern region
• Critical race theory debate brings surge in school board recall efforts
• Biden weighs options in response to Russia-linked ransomware attacks
• New Jersey Task Force 1 assists in Surfside condo collapse recovery effort
• Philly's "Color Me Back" program is helping city residents get back on the feet
• Hinge's Director of Relationship Science gives dating advice
• Four-year-old boy considered a pioneer with a rare genetic disorder
• Sha'Carri Richardson's marijuana suspension ahead of Olympics sparks debate
• Cybersecurity expert on ransomware attacks, cyber threats from Russia, and protecting infrastructure
• Venice braces itself for influx of American tourists
• Biden administration under pressure to respond to latest cyberattacks
• How high pitching speeds are changing professional baseball
• 60 Minutes+ explores how Netherlands is driving a "food revolution"
• The Delta variant is a looming threat in parts of the Midwest like Missouri
• Biden faces pressure to respond amid latest ransomware attacks
• Surfside building collapse search efforts shift to recovery operation
• 7/8: CBSN AM