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• 'Dreamers Represent The Very Best': Newsom, Pelosi Respond To Texas Judge's Ruling To Halt DACA
• Hazing At Center Of UC Davis Baseball Program Suspension
• Call Kurtis: Recall Keeps Farmer From Registering Truck
• Cal Expo Hosts Summer Carnival—Their First Event In More Than A Year
• SoCal Doctors Encourage Vaccination As COVID Cases Climb At Alarming Pace
• COVID: Bay Area Health Officials Urge All Residents To Voluntarily Wear Masks Indoors
• 'Highest I've Ever Climbed On Earth': Astronaut Scott Kelly Celebrates Wedding Anniversary On Colorado's Mount Bierstadt
• Justice Department Accused Of Editing Email To Make Former DaVita CEO Kent Thiry Look Guilty Of Conspiracy
• Lowrie's Walk-Off 2-Run Homer Lifts A's Over Indians
• Haniger Has 3 Hits, Mariners Hold Off Angels 6-5
• Co-Owner Of Borderline Bar And Grill Accused Of Embezzling $43K
• Signal Hill Costco Evacuated After U-Haul Carrying Chlorine Powder Catches Fire
• Skeletal Remains Found While Searching For Missing Woman Kolby Story Amid Homeless Encampment Cleanup On Venice Boardwalk
• Urías, Smith Lead Dodgers Past Virus-Impacted Rockies, 10-4
• State AG Investigating Deadly Hollywood Police Shooting
• Glassell Park Rite Aid Employee Shot, Killed Attempting To Stop Shoplifter, Gunman At Large
• Yastrzemski Homers Twice as Giants Power Past Cardinals
• New York Native Rapper Biz Markie Dies At Age 57
• 3 Bronx Men Busted In Major Heroin, Fentanyl Ring; Nearly 40 Pounds Of Drugs Seized, Some Labeled 'COVID-19' And 'Drop Dead'
• Breakthrough Cases And Delta Variant Concerns Have Some Officials Reevaluating Mask Rules
• Furniture Among Items Majorly Delayed Due To COVID-19 Effect On Supply Chains
• Caught On Camera: NYPD Officer Uses Bag Of Potato Chips, Tape To Save Stabbing Victim
• Travelers Pack Chicago Airports For Long-Awaited Trips Following COVID-19 Pandemic
• Shocking Video: 5-Year-Old Boy Snatched Off The Street In Brazen Kidnapping Attempt In Queens
• COVID In Colorado: Staffing Remains An Issue At Rural Hospitals
• 13-Year-Old Girl Shot While Attempting To Steal Car At Kenosha Gas Station, Police Say
• Dozens Gather To Celebrate Life Of Keith Cooper, Vietnam Veteran Murdered In Hyde Park Carjacking
• Powerful Storms Topple Trees And Knock Out Power Across Southwestern Pa.
• 27-Year-Old Nathan Dy Reported Missing In North Hills
• A Chat With: Former Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter
• 1 Critically Hurt After Driver Loses Control Of Vehicle In Long Beach
• Dispute Between City, West Philadelphia Nonprofit Puts Urban Escape In Jeopardy
• Demonstrators Vow To Continue In The Streets Until There's Change In Cuba
• Denver Police Organize Event Offering Health Care, Haircuts & Housing Services For The Homeless
• Neighbors Happy To See 'Shingle Mountain' In Dallas Almost Completely Removed
• Memorial Planned To Mark 25th Anniversary Of TWA Flight 800 Crash
• Reports Of Continued Repression In Cuba Continue To Filter Out Of The Island
• Man Killed, At Least 7 Others Shot, During Violent Friday Night In Philadelphia
• Report: Biz Markie, Pioneering Rapper Known For Hit 'Just A Friend,' Dies At 57
• Teddy, The Crisis Response Dog, Who Helped Surfside Families & First Responders In Need Of Help Himself
• 'I Will Choke You. I Will Kill You.' Baltimore Police Officer, Sergeant Indicted Over Violent Arrest of Teenager; Officials Not Yet Releasing Body-Worn Camera Video
• As Coronavirus Cases Rise, Experts Say Take Precautions, But Don't Panic
• 2 Teens Injured In Shooting At Apartment In Fort Worth
• Charges Against Pair Cite Trump Unrest In Alleged Plot On Democratic HQ In Sacramento
• Police: 3-Year-Old Child In Serious Condition After North Minneapolis Shooting
• Father & Son Duo Start 200-Mile Kayak Journey Down Chesapeake Bay
• Maryland's Horse Industry Breaks Records During Pandemic
• Red Sox Stifle Short-Handed Yanks 4-0 With Judge On COVID IL
• Sen. Michael Bennet Hosts Roundtable With Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman To Discuss New Child Tax Credit
• Here's How Detroit Ranks Among The Most Stressed Cities In The US
• Child Found Dead Inside Van In Homestead
• ProTEC USA Expands Manufacturing In Troy To Help Frontline Workers
• The US-Canada Border Could Open To Fully Vaccinated Americans In August
• Report: LA Sees Spike In Homicides Despite Overall Dip In Crime
• Senate To Hold Hearing On FBI Handling Of Larry Nassar Case
• Three Individuals Facing Charges For Selling Fraudulent Nursing Degrees
• School Bus Carrying Children From Summer Camp Crashes In Reading
• Cyclist Hit And Killed By Driver In Boulder Identified As Alejandro Obando
• Bucks County Businesses, Breweries Join Forces To Raise Money For Flooding Victims
• Marlins Win Game 2 Of Double-Header Against Phillies 7-0
• Biz Markie, Pioneering Rapper Known For Hit 'Just A Friend,' Dies At 57
• Police Investigating Possible Follow Home Robbery That Targeted Elderly Roseville Couple
• 'Quite A Bit Of Destruction': Storm Causes Widespread Damage In Topsfield
• SHA To Continue Widening of Baltimore Beltway In Catonsville Monday
• Uber Agrees To Hand Over Sexual Assault Data, Has Its Fine Reduced By California State Regulators
• Thousands Of Dead Fish Spotted In Chartiers Creek
• Video: Coast Guard Rescues 3 From Overturned Sailboat Off Portsmouth, NH
• Marijuana Sales Fund Antiviolence Programs In Chicago For Summer
• 'Pandemic Of The Unvaccinated': Cases May Still Occur, But COVID Vaccine Reduces Risk of Hospitalization And Death, UCHealth Experts Say
• Caitlyn Jenner Heads To Australia To Film Celebrity Big Brother Ahead Of CA Recall Election
• Sterlin Love Accused Of Trying To Steal Jet At Centennial Airport To Fly To Hawaii
• Thomas Parker III of Washington Sentenced To 7.5 Years In Federal Prison For Role In Drug Conspiracy
• Texas patient becomes U.S.' first monkeypox case since 2003
• Garcetti Calls On Angelenos To Reduce Water Use To Meet Newsom's Conservation Goal
• Placer County Fire Destroys 1 Structure In Weimar
• Heat Alerts Extended In The Antelope Valley, West San Fernando Valley
• Off-Duty Jersey City Police Officer Killed In Motorcycle Crash
• Florida Virtual School Extends Enrollment Deadline
• Middle River Man Sentenced To Four Years In Federal Prison After Posing As Secret Service Agent In Identity Theft & Credit Card Fraud Scheme
• Covid-19 Is Becoming A Pandemic Of The Unvaccinated,' CDC Director Says
• Hip-Hop Icon Biz Markie, Known for Classic Hit 'Just a Friend,' Dead at 57
• Brooklyn Park Man Drowns In Little Mantrap Lake
• Arden Neighbors React To Arrests In Foiled Terror Plot At Sacramento Democratic Headquarters
• Caught On Camera: Suspects Attack, Rob Man Of Religious Items In Brooklyn
• Marlin Woods To File Papers To Run For Mayor Of Pittsburgh, Giving City Voters 4 Choices
• Thieves Steal Catalytic Converter From Church Van In Denver
• Atlantic City Councilman MD Hossain Morshed Assaulted In Parking Lot, Police Say
• Marlins Lose To Phillies In Game 1 Of Double Header 5-2
• Deadly Hit-And-Run Crash Under Investigation After Person Found Lying Near Road In Arlington
• Illegal Casino Busted In East Oakland; Guns, Cash, $76,000 In Drugs Seized
• Utility District Says Water Tank Overflows And Portion of I-80 In Truckee & Local Church See Flooding After Main Hit By Contractor
• G&A Restaurant Relocating From Highlandtown To White Marsh
• Monday's Show Info (7/19/21)
• Mother Of Cuban Journalist Henry Constantin Ferreiro Pleads For His Release After Being Detained On The Island
• Crews Battle Fire At Auto Body Shop In McKeesport For Hours
• 'Hollywood Ripper' Michael Gargiulo Sentenced To Death
• 2021 Race To Mackinac Island Begins After Last Year Canceled Due To COVID-19
• CDC Warns COVID-19 Vaccines Might Not Protect People Who Are Immunocompromised
• 4 Rockies Players On COVID/Contact Tracing Protocols
• Ohio Catholic School Teacher Sentenced For Sexually Assaulting 15-Year-Old Student
• Biz Markie, "Just a Friend" rapper, has died at 57
• UPDATE: Arden Neighbors React To Arrest of Foiled Terror Plot Suspect
• Police: 12-Year-Old Accidentally Puts Vehicle In Drive, Crashes Into Building In Westchester County
• Sunday's Show Info (1/18/21)
• Man, 44, Killed In Crash With Semi Wasn't Wearing Seat Belt
• Trash Piling Up In Mount Vernon As Mayor Declares State Of Emergency, Accuses Comptroller Of Negligence
• Gov. Baker Signs New $47.6B Massachusetts State Budget
• Great White Shark Located Swimming Off New Jersey Coast
• Arapahoe County To Host Job Fair Saturday At CentrePoint Plaza
• Pittsburgh Non-Profit Distributes Supply Boxes To People Experiencing Homelessness
• Former Congressman Doug Ose Files To Run In California Recall Election
• Tickets On Sale For Chance The Rapper's 'Magnificent Coloring World'
• CBS2 Marks One Year Since The Death Of Our Colleague And Friend, Reporter Nina Kapur
• California Reopens: Hiring Slows In June; Unemployment Rate Steady
• Off Duty Officer Charged With Hitting And Killing 9-Year-Old Boy On Bike
• Pennsylvania Task Force 1 Members Return Home After Helping With Surfside Condo Collapse Recovery
• UPDATE: Oakland Police Provide New Details in Brazen Chinatown Assault and Robbery
• Gov. Hogan Designates July 17 Through July 25 As Maryland Buy Local Week
• Chicago Woman's Unemployment Money Stolen In Possible Card Cloning Incident
• Sheriff's Office Seeks Public's Help In Locating Missing Sonora Man
• Groups Say City Council Was Too Quick To Pass Preliminary Vote On COVID Relief Fund Spending
• Saturday's Show Info (7/17/21)
• Greenland halts new oil drilling, citing climate change
• 'Not Sending My Child Back': Parents Of Wheaton School District Upset About Mask Optional Rule
• Gov. Newsom Declares Issues Emergency Proclamation For 3 Northern California Counties Ravaged By Fires
• Christopher Leary Found Guilty Of Stabbing Girlfriend's Mother To Death In Their Elizabeth Home
• DaVita And Former CEO Kent Thiry Indicted, Accused Of Suppressing Competition For Workers In Health Care Industry
• Dormont, Beechview Residents Experiencing Constant Power Outages
• No Bail For Suspect In Wednesday's Deadly Hyde Park Carjacking Attempt
• 3 Killed In Small Plane Crash, Fire Near Angwin Airport In Napa County
• Maryland Men Accused Of Stealing More Than $1.4M In Unemployment Benefits
• Boulder Police Officer Ashley Haarmann Dies While Hiking In Rocky Mountain National Park
• LA County To Require Masks Indoors Starting Saturday Night Regardless Of Vaccination Status
• Surfside Deals With ID Theft; Hearing Held To Help Families Of Condo Collapse
• Gov. Cuomo Expected To Be Interviewed By State Attorney General's Office About Sexual Harassment Allegations
• Swing-district House Republicans show strong fundraising
• Frisco Girl's Dream Comes True As She Comes In Second Place At National Spelling Bee
• 'Here To End Local Hunger': New Food Pantry Opens In Hudson
• Union County Residents Frustrated By Unmaintained, Overgrown Property By Old Railroad Line
• Opening Day: OC Fair Kicks Off Friday
• Texas Judge Orders End To DACA, Current Enrollees Safe For Now
• U.S. Transportation Secretary Buttigieg In Chicago, Touts $3 Trillion Infrastructure Bill
• Brookline Parents Arrested After Baby Boy's Test Shows Exposure To Cocaine
• 3 Children Drown In North Texas This Week, Concerns Arise Over Summer Uptick
• Pittsburgh Firefighters Red-Hot About City's Plans To Paint Engines Gray
• Fremont Police Arrest 14-Year-Old Boy for Allegedly Fatally Stabbing Mother, Seriously Injuring Father
• Miracle League Gives Participants A Veritable Field Of Dreams
• For Sixth Consecutive Day, Demonstrators Take To South Florida Streets To Demand Freedom In Cuba
• Minnesota Congressional Candidates Begin Fundraising For 2022 Election
• Dylan Redwine Murder: Mark Redwine Found Guilty Of Killing 13-Year-Old Son
• Biden says social media is "killing people" with COVID misinformation
• Virtual Donor Dash Celebrates Organ, Tissue & Eye Donation
• Crews Battle Apartment Fire In Northeast Dallas
• Uber Fined $59 Million, May Pay Just $150,000 Over Sexual Assault Data
• Santa Clara Police: Homeowner Shoots Intruder During Burglary Attempt
• Florida Accounts For 20% Of All New COVID-19 Infections
• Jiffy Lube Worker Killed When Elderly Driver Runs Him Over Pulling Out Of Service Bay
• Yankees Face Red Sox Friday Night While Dealing With Rash Of COVID Breakthrough Cases
• Florida residents confide in the man on the bench
• California Unemployment Rate Remains Steady As Hiring Slows In June
• Shane Zachary Flowers Charged In Death Of 18-Month-Old Son Found At South LA Motel
• Wallaby Drowned In Aquarium At SeaQuest In Littleton, Federal Inspectors Report
• If You're Boating Under 'The Cut' In Gloucester, You Could End Up On Instagram
• Long Island Officials Say Delta Variant, Unvaccinated Residents Are Driving Surge In COVID Cases
• 3M Open Golf Tournament Is Telling Patients' Stories In A Special Way
• Arrest Warrant Issued In Beaver Falls Shooting That Left 2 Dead, 3 Injured
• Missing Oxnard Woman's Body Found In Santa Barbara County; Ex-Husband Josefino Maldonado Arrested For Her Murder
• Furry Tails: Haddie, Buddy, Patrick And Horatio Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Dallas County Reports First Human Case Of West Nile Virus This Year
• Carjacking Suspect, Woman Killed In Crash On Dry Creek Road In Centennial
• Vallejo Man Accused Of Flying To Philippines With Plan To Molest Teen
• Federal Judge in Texas Orders U.S. to Close DACA Program for New Applicants
• BWI Airport Hires Additional Staff To Assist With Summer Travel Spike
• Judge Orders US To Close DACA Program To New Applicants, Calling It Illegal
• Minnesota Orchestra's 2021-22 Season Will Be Conductor Osmo Vänskä's Last
• Nonprofit Brings Together Wounded Veterans, Twin Cities Kids For Water Sport Activities
• Back Together: Stillwater Emerges Stronger Following Pandemic, Thanks To Community
• Man Caught On Camera Digging Up All Of Lakeview Woman's Rose Bushes, And Not For First Time
• Man Caught On Camera Digging Up All Of Woman's Rose Bushes, And Not For First Time
• DUI Suspect Arrested In Natomas Crash That Left 2 People Dead
• Fort Worth ISD Puts Up Internet Towers Throughout City To Help Underserved Neighborhoods
• 3 Men Arrested In Denver's Maven Hotel Now Face Federal Charges
• Here's how families plan to use their Child Tax Credit money
• What North Texans Think After Democrats Left The Special Session In Austin For Washington
• South Florida Cuba Demonstrators Caravanning To DC To Deliver Message To President Biden
• Exclusive: Long Island A Hot Spot Of 'Organized, Brazen' High-End Shoplifting
• Edgar Ortega Cervantes Extradited Back To Santa Ana From Mexico In Connection With 1996 Murder
• Police, Community Leaders Gift 7-Year-Old Boy New Scooter After His Was Stolen On Brooklyn Sidewalk
• 'A Decontamination Tool': Bristol County Sheriff First In Nation To Use COVID-Sniffing K-9s
• 'Cancer Hasn't Stopped, So How Can I?' With Tumor Removed, Jen Marchetti Determined To Ride PMC
• Fort Worth Fire Now Helping Police With 911 Calls Amid Staffing Issues At Call Center
• Jeannette Woman Accused Of Breaking Coffee Mug Over Police Officer's Head
• Philadelphia Surpasses 300 Homicides So Far In 2021 As City On Pace For Record
• Minnesota In 'Drought Warning' Phase, DNR Says
• Shark Deterrent Creates 'A Virtual Net' Around Swimmers, Surfers
• 3 Seriously Injured After Falling Off Ladder At Norwood Apartment Complex
• Nabisco Plant Closes Friday In Fair Lawn After 60+ Years In Town
• Lawrence Sets Up Mobile COVID Vaccination Clinics On 'Road To VaxMillions'
• Detectives Seek More Info In Case Of Lodi Man, 65, Allegedly Killed By Son
• John Mayer Bringing 2022 SoB Rock Tour To South Florida
• Man Shoots At Lawn Mowers, Code Compliance, Police Officers After Receiving High Grass Violation Ticket
• National Guard seeks reimbursement from Congress for Capitol protection
• Man Stole Police Car, Crashed Into Another Vehicle In Chester County, Police Say
• More Than 3 Dozen People Displaced, Others Told Not To Go On Their Balconies, After Partial Roof Collapse In NW Miami-Dade
• A 'Stronger' Chris Sale Set To Pitch Rehab Outing For Portland Sea Dogs On Tuesday
• Woman, 36, Identified As Victim In Fairfield Domestic Violence Killing
• Facing Extreme Heat And Humidity, New Yorkers Seek Places To Keep Cool
• A's Plan to Reject Oakland's Financial Proposal for New Ballpark
• Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf Surveys Damage Left Behind By Devastating Flooding In Bucks County
• Massachusetts Reports 269 New COVID-19 Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• Former Wildlife Associate Sues Nemacolin Over Bear Attack
• Colorado Republican Congressman Ken Buck Launches 'Freedom From Big Tech' Caucus
• Street Machine Summer Nationals This Weekend At State Fairgrounds
• Man Charged In Fatal Shooting At Detroit Banquet Hall
• Students Rising Above: Oakland Scholar Finds Peace of Mind in Nature
• Forward Progress Stopped In Wildfire Near Sutter Creek In Amador County
• Hundreds Greet Former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide On Return To Troubled Haiti
• Attorney General Launches Investigation In Deadly Crash Involving Atlantic City Police Car, Bicyclist
• Western Pa. Medical Community Hosts 'Heart Team Summit'
• Chicago Weather: Some Isolated Storms On Saturday
• Miami-Based Regent's 2024 'World Cruise' Sells Out Under Three Hours
• Some Students To Receive $430 Payments Toward Summer Meals
• Ford recalls over 770,000 Explorers for rear suspension flaws
• Miami Dolphins Sign WR Isaiah Ford; Cut Two From Roster
• Texas National Guardsmen Spc. Michael Razvillas Found Dead In Hotel Room
• High-Risk Animals At Philadelphia Zoo To Receive Zoetis' Experimental COVID-19 Vaccine
• Phillies' Aaron Nola Says He's Not Ready To Be Vaccinated: 'It's A Personal Choice, Not Right Now'
• Saginaw Man Charged In 3-Year-Old's Death To Undergo Psychiatric Evaluation
• Jarren Duran Not In Red Sox Starting Lineup Friday Night
• Keep it Reel: 'Spiral: From the Book of Saw'
• Inglewood To Require Citywide Parking Permits To Keep SoFi Stadium Attendees From Overwhelming Streets
• Atlantic City Casinos Win $345M In June, New Monthly Record
• Caught On Camera: Woman Falsely Accuses Black Man Of Stealing Her Son's Phone At Moreno Valley Walmart
• Consumers opening their wallets as pandemic restrictions ease
• Dead Giant Goliath Groupers Wash Ashore During Red Tide Fish Kill In Florida
• Solidarity Rallies For Cuba Resume Friday As Miami Mayor Says President Biden Needs To 'Up The Ante'
• Sacramento County Man, 62, Among 4 Killed In Humboldt County Plane Crash
• New COVID-19 Infections In Illinois Have Doubled In July; But Cases Still Far Below Worst Days Of The Pandemic
• San Francisco Rec & Park Phasing Out Gas-Powered Leaf Blowers For Electric Models
• Boulders Blocking Section Of Pacific Crest Trail In San Jacinto Mountains Blasted Away
• Jacobo Mendoza Arrested, Faces Attempted Murder Charge After Attack On 16-Year-Old In Glen Haven
• Man Killed By Freight Train On Minnetonka Railroad Bridge ID'd As Robert Buss
• Howard Anderson Jr., 71, Dies Days After South Minneapolis House Fire
• Woodland Man Killed In Hit-And-Run; Driver, 19, Arrested
• New Providence Baptist Church To Provide Free Food, Clothes To Thousands On Saturday July 17
• This week on "Face the Nation," July 18
• Keep it Reel: 'INFINITE'
• Roof Scammer Who Conned Elderly Ellicott City Residents Charged With Financial Crimes
• Minnesota Soldier Who Died In WWII Buried At Fort Snelling
• NFL star Richard Sherman "remorseful" after DUI
• Child Tax Credit: How much you'll get — and how to opt out
• John Mayer Coming To Boston's TD Garden For Concert In 2022
• Civilian Police Oversight Efforts Stall Again, But Alderman Say Compromise With Mayor Lori Lightfoot Is 'Extremely Close'
• Fun backyard and outdoor games that Amazon reviewers love
• Pilot Dies After Falling From Hot-Air Balloon In Vermont
• Cyclist Hit, Killed By Driver On Lee Hill Road In Boulder
• Bucks County Police Officer Matthew Reiss Facing Additional Child Pornography Charges
• Feds crack down on brothers behind 45 million illegal robocalls
• 'Through The Stroke Of A Pen, Lives Will Be Changed': REFORM Alliance CEO Robert Rooks On Mission To Improve Criminal Justice System
• 5-Year-Old Saved After Near Drowning In Bridgewater Is Expected To Make Full Recovery
• Tigers-Twins Doubleheader Rained Out With Twinbill On Saturday
• Pittsburgh Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Warnings Issued With More Possibly On The Horizon
• Friday Night's Red Sox-Yankees Game Will Be Played; Thursday's Postponed Game Rescheduled As Doubleheader In August
• Baltimore Police Searching For Missing 70-Year-Old Man With Dementia
• This Michigan City Was Named One Of The Best 15 Small Towns To Visit In 2021
• Orient Country Store: A North Fork Family Grocery Counts On Community
• 'This Land IS Your Land, But It's Not Your Living Room': 6-Piece Sectional Sofa Found On Federal Property In Santa Monica Mountains
• Amarillo Resident Deziree Lujan Sentenced For Intimidating Sex Trafficking Victim
• Miami Dolphins, FARE Team Up To Open First Sports Venue With Allergy-Friendly Kitchen
• SWAT commander dead, 4 wounded after standoff with gunman
• Largest wildfire in U.S. larger than size of NYC, just 7% contained
• West Nile Virus Detected In Boston Mosquitoes
• Julian Edelman Wants A Part Of 'Space Jam' Mania
• Maryland House Plans Referendum To Legalize Cannabis On 2022 Ballot, Workgroup Formed
• Woman Killed In Long Beach Shooting
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Releases Plan For Returning To Full In-Person Learning, Including Masks Indoors
• Officials work to get billions to Americans behind on rent
• John Fetterman Leads Fundraising In Pennsylvania's US Senate Race
• SWAT Leader Killed, 4 Other Officers Injured In Standoff In West Texas
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 415 New Coronavirus Cases
• Amtrak Ride From New Orleans To Chicago Ends In Mississippi
• Report: Red Sox, Yankees Players Preparing To Play Friday Night
• Detroit Area Hit Again With Rain; Flood Warning Posted
• Bootleg Fire Update: Massive Cloud Of Embers Rains Down On Firefighters; Blaze Grows To More Than 241,400 Acres
• First Avenue Mainroom Reopening Doors For 1st Full Concert In Nearly 500 Days
• Lt. Gov. John Fetterman Leads Fundraising In Pennsylvania's US Senate Race
• Arizona election auditors call for more documents and voter canvass
• John Mayer Bringing 2022 Tour To Pittsburgh
• Hamline University Requires Students, Staff To Get COVID Vaccine
• Santa Rosa Police Arrest 4 on Firearm Charges Following Traffic Stop
• Teens Of Camp Delicious Cook 40 Meals For East End Cooperative Ministry
• Car Crashes Into Utility Pole, House In Saugus
• Worker Dies After Falling From Catwalk At Steel Company In Dearborn
• All Northbound Lanes Of 170 Freeway In North Hollywood Shut Down For Crash, Hazmat Cleanup
• New twist in Mollie Tibbetts' murder case delays sentencing
• Saturday Soaker? Storms To Drench Parts Of Tri-State; Here's What To Expect And When
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Tad
• Ashton Kutcher returned his Virgin Galactic ticket to space
• Portrait Of Ida B. Wells Unveiled At Brooklyn Borough Hall
• U.S. to send 3.5 million Moderna COVID-19 vaccine doses to Argentina
• What does Britney Spears need to do to end her conservatorship?
• Longtime Inland Empire Rep. Jerry Lewis Dies At 86
• Police Recover Guns, Thwart Attempted Catalytic Converter Theft In East Oakland
• 14-Year-Old Girl Seriously Injured, Man Killed Following Triple Shooting In North Philadelphia
• Dixie Fire Grows To 7,947 Acres; Some Containment Now Reported
• Race to Mackinac Starts This Weekend
• Charlton Harris Faces Murder Charge And More In Fatal High-Speed Hit-And-Run
• Etna Police Searching For Missing 61-Year-Old William Larbig, Who Might Have Lost His Memory
• City Of Pittsburgh Gradually Reopening Senior Centers
• Lawyer Loses Challenge To Mandatory Membership In Group For Michigan Attorneys
• Police Issue Warning About 'Exceptionally Strong' Rip Currents At Salisbury Beach
• Police Investigating Multiple Cars Entered, 1 Stolen In Bethel Park
• Maryland Weather: Heat Advisory Issued For Saturday
• 2 Teenagers Charged In Death Of Keith Cooper, 73, Killed In Attempted Carjacking In Hyde Park
• Misty Holt-Singh's Family Invites Public To Candlelight Remembrance 7 Years After Hostage Shootout
• Tourist Couple Beaten, Woman Sexually Battered, At NW Dade Hotel
• Report: 13 NFL Teams Have Already Reached COVID Vaccination Threshold
• Encore Boston Harbor Casino Not Bringing Back Live Poker Anytime Soon
• COVID In Minnesota: Positivity Rate At 1.6%, 249 New Cases Reported
• He Was On The Run Now A Texas Man In Custody, Accused Of Killing His Ex-Girlfriend & Wounding A Toddler
• SWAT Officer Fires Shot At Man While Serving Search Warrant In Ogontz, Philadelphia Police Say
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 77 New Coronavirus Cases In Last 48 Hours
• Illinois Health Department Investigating 8 Salmonella Cases Linked To BrightFarms Sunny Crunch Salad
• Maryland's Backlogged E-ZPass And Video Tolls To Resume Processing & Posting
• AP Source: Pittsburgh Steelers Among NFL's Most Vaccinated Teams
• VIDEO: Richard Sherman's Attempted In-Laws Home Break-In Captured On Surveillance Video
• Suspect Surrenders After Armed Standoff With Berkeley Police
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Reports Over 100 Cases 4 Days In A Row
• Cranberry Cadet Fire Academy Offers Hands-On Summer Program For Young Teens
• 6-Year-Old Girl Struck, Dragged By Car In West Baltimore In Stable Condition
• Friday Marks Last Day Candidates Can Get On The California Recall Election Ballot
• AG Nessel: Menominee County Timber Harvester Charged With Multiple Felonies
• 63 felony charges filed in duck boat accident that killed 17
• Anthony Bourdain documentary uses A.I. version of chef's voice
• Hour-Long Boat Chase Across Lake Winnipesaukee Leads To Arrest Of Domestic Violence Suspect
• All 37,000 Passes To Ravens Stadium Practice Claimed
• Pilot dies after fall from hot-air balloon in Vermont
• Teacher's Aide Jennilynne Derolf Arrested In Bucks County For Allegedly Assaulting 14-Year-Old boy
• Los Angeles County to require masks indoors, even for the vaccinated
• Florida Lottery To Launch Third Weekly Powerball Drawing On Mondays
• 7 Boats Destroyed, 5 More Damaged By Overnight Fire While Docked In Lake Arrowhead
• Air Quality Alert Extended Until Saturday For Northern, Northwestern MN
• Deliveryman Accused Of Putting Hands, Note In Food Delivered To NYPD Officer At Brooklyn Precinct
• 18-Year-Old Charged In West Town Carjacking
• Tom Brady's History Of Playing Through Injury Is Kind Of Incredible
• UCSF Reseachers Find No Evidence Of COVID-19 Vaccine In Breast Milk
• 16th Street Mall Shooting: Juvenile Male And Female Injured Overnight
• Detroit Police Seek Suspect In Connection To Gas Station Shooting
• Marcus Allhoff Nast Arrested For Alleged Involvement In Infant Abduction
• Police: New Video Shows Shirtless Suspect Who Burned Man With Unknown Liquid In Midtown
• Water Tower Overflowing To Blame For Flooding On I-80 Through Truckee
• New Longhorns Coach Steve Sarkisian Says There's No 'Magic Trick' To Make Texas Contenders Again
• COVID In Colorado: Which Denver Neighborhoods Have Been Hit Hardest And Why
• It's Almost Here! Denver Is Nearing The Hottest Time Of The Year
• 5 Suspected Catalytic Converter Thieves Arrested In One Day In Sacramento County
• Michigan Woman Dies In Grand Canyon Flash Flood
• Police Arrest Treyvion Simpson For June Murder Of Andrew Billinger Outside Aurora McDonald's
• Biden admin dropping Trump rule to boost showerhead flow
• School District Of Philadelphia Says Masks Will Be Required For Return This Fall
• 2 Arrested After Officer Hears Gunshot While Investigating Drive-By Shooting In Manchester, NH
• 21-Year-Old Haverhill Man Killed In Crash On Route 495 In Tewksbury
• Repairs Expected To Last Days After Sinkhole Opens Up On Upper East Side
• Illinois becomes first state to ban police from lying to minors
• Philadelphia Weather: Parts Of Region Under Heat Advisory As Heat Wave Continues Until Saturday
• Smithsonian Magazine Names Manitou Springs One Of Best Small Towns In Nation
• NASA images show devastating effects of California's drought
• Unlicensed Street Vendors Return As New York City Reopens, Angering Some Business Owners
• Tech Companies At Colorado Air And Space Port Working To Take Industry To Next Level
• Larimer County Warns Of Increased Hospitalizations As Delta Variant Spreads: 'It Is Concerning'
• None Hurt After Car Slams Into St. Paul Home
• Diamond Levi Britt Found Guilty Of First-Degree Murder After Attacking His Father With Sword 
• 'Teaching It A Lesson': Florida Man William Hodge Accused Of Trying To Throw Live Alligator Onto Building's Roof
• Dallas Zoo Names Newest Female Giraffe Calf 'Marekani'
• Film producer hit with prostitution ring charges: "The party is over"
• 4 Men Injured In Baltimore Shootings Overnight
• Man Struck, Killed By Car Along N. 12th Street In Sacramento
• Sheriff's Office: Crash Pushes Pot Dispensary Off Foundation In Holland Township
• 'LOL Face' Remains The Most Popular Emoji
• Discover Strength: Personalized Strength Training Workouts
• Colorado Avalanche Send Ryan Graves To Devils, Acquire Forward Mikhail Maltsev & Draft Pick
• Man Caught On Camera Digging Up All Of Lakeview Woman's Rose Bushes, And Not For First Time
• 'Extremely Disturbing': 2 NorCal Men Charged With Plotting To Bomb Democratic Headquarters In Sacramento
• 'Boogaloo' Ex-Convict Gets Home Confinement For Illegal Gun
• 'Expect Laughter, Family Fun And Basketball': Actor Cedric Joe On Space Jam: A New Legacy, In Theaters July 16
• Miami Weather: Brief Morning Showers, Plenty Of Summer Sun
• Social Security Checks May See Biggest Hike In Four Decades
• Celtics Hire Two More Former Players For Ime Udoka's Coaching Staff
• Despite Recent Rain, Drought In Western Colorado Has Become Even Worse
• NOAA Says Upcoming Winter In Colorado Could See The Return Of La Niña
• 2 New England Towns Make List Of 15 Best Small Towns To Visit In 2021
• Surfside Condo Collapse: Search Nears End, 93 Of 97 Victims Recovered Have Been Identified
• PTL Links: July 16, 2021
• David Kahl Charged With Killing UW-Madison Student To Stand Trial
• Penske's Iconic No. 2 Will Be Driven By Austin Cindric Next Season
• Hip-hop song becomes drumbeat for Cuban protest movement
• Animal Rescuers Concerned About Longtime Domestic Rabbit Population At Citrus Heights Park
• 'Hey You F*****! Put That Back!': Norridge Homeowner Scares Off Would-Be Thieves
• New Los Angeles Mask Mandate Boosts Concerns Over Rise of COVID Cases in Bay Area
• Congresswoman arrested while protesting on Capitol Hill
• High-Speed Pursuit Ends In Valley Glen, 2 Suspects At Large
• Man Shot Outside Of Northeast Philadelphia Chickie's And Pete's Restaurant, Police Say
• COVID: San Francisco Health Officials Warn of Delta Variant Danger - 'COVID on Steroids'
• Pa. Department Of Labor And Industry Reports Unemployment Rate Fell To 6.9% In June
• Director Malcolm D. Lee On LeBron James In Space Jam: A New Legacy 'He Wanted To Be Great, Wanted Movie To Be Great'
• Vaccinated Americans Could Be Allowed To Cross Canadian Border Next Month
• American Airlines Recalling Flight Attendants As Travel Crowds Continue
• Team USA's Friday Night Exhibition Game Vs. Australia Canceled 'Out Of An Abundance Of Caution'
• Ugandan athlete goes missing in Japan before Tokyo Olympics
• Eagles Center Jason Kelce Sets Record Straight On How To Pronounce Last Name
• Pittsburgh's Anti-Violence Initiative Takes Aim At Illegal Guns
• After Heated Debate By Parents, Barrington School District Chooses To Make Masks Optional For Grades 6-12; Decision Coming For K-5
• Astrobotic's MoonRanger Moves Into Final Phase Of Production
• WATCH: Basketball Legend Michael Jordan Spotted Leaving Steve And Cookie's Restaurant In Margate
• NYPD: Qumina Elijah Charged With Attempted Murder After Opening Fire In Times Square
• 3 Teens Shot Outside Pizzeria In Brooklyn
• Sailor becomes 1st woman to complete Navy special warfare training
• Carnegie Science Center Adding New Robots And LEGO Sculptures To 'Roboworld' Exhibit
• Taste Of The Town: Mediterranean Cuisine Is Over The Moon At Strawberry Moon In Miami Beach
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Announces $1 Million Reward Fund For Tips To Help CPD Seize Illegal Guns
• Hiking, History, And So Much More: Weekend Fun Just East And South Of Pittsburgh
• Behind The Wheel: A Look At The Growing Electric Vehicle Trend At The Chicago Auto Show
• Floods kill more than 125 after record rainfall in western Europe
• Texas Commission Holding Webinar Series, Pitch Competition For Women-Owned Businesses
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/16 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• 2 Bay Area Men Indicted For Planning to Firebomb Democratic Headquarters in Sacramento
• Fight At Pitchess Detention Center Sends 7 Deputies, 2 Inmates To Hospital
• Police Arrest One Suspect After Crash On South Side That Left Three People Hospitalized
• Child Tax Credit: When Is Your First Monthly Check Coming?
• Pittsburgh Weather: Storm Chances Start Off The Weekend
• Former Taco Bell Employee Stabs Manager After Demanding Paycheck In Gold Coast
• The 'Surreal' Days Of Runaway Texas Legislators Expected To Go On For Some Time
• 2 People Shot While Sitting In Car In Logan, Philadelphia Police Say
• Women Webinar Series And Pitch Competition
• Chicago Weather: Another Gloomy Day Before The Weekend Warmup
• Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist killed in Afghanistan
• To Do List: Pickleball Pop-Up, Shakespeare On The Common, Hydrangea Festival
• Ex-Senior NASA Employee Gets 18 Months For Pandemic Fraud
• What Taliban advances could mean for the future of Afghanistan
• Pennsylvania State University System Merges 6 Schools Into 2
• Port Authority Lays Out 'NEXTransit' Plan For The Future Of Pittsburgh Public Transit
• Call Goes Out To South Florida Boaters To Sail For Cuba; US Coast Guard Discouraging Journey
• Large, Invasive Toxic Cane Toads Enjoy Summer Nights In South Florida & Threaten Your Pets
• UPDATE: Richard Sherman Wife's Frightening 911 Call: 'He's Threatening To Kill Himself'
• Portion Of Babcock Boulevard Shut Down After Car Slams Into Pole
• 'This Is Not Like Casey At All': Cassandra Johnston's Loved Ones Holding On To Hope After Her Disappearance
• Sting In New Jersey Results In Arrests Of 31 Alleged Sexual Predators
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating Armed Carjacking In Sheraden
• Gov. Tom Wolf Says He Won't Endorse Any Candidate In Pennsylvania's Senate Primary
• Canada likley to reopen border to vaccinated Americans in August
• Port Authority Exploring Idea Of Creating 'Aerial Tram' Connecting Strip District And Hill District
• Mother Of Christian Rouse Suing Her Son's Accused Killer, Adam Rosenberg
• Jury Finds Calvin Alston Guilty For 2018 Murder Of Woman On The North Side
• Pitt Quarterback Kenny Pickett Signs NIL Deal With The Oaklander Hotel
• 2 charged with plotting to attack Democratic HQ in Sacramento
• Penn State Trustees Votes To Raise Tuition For Upcoming School Year
• Another Pennsylvania County Raises Objection To Sen. Doug Mastriano's Election Audit Request
• 21-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In Hunting Park
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/16 Friday Morning Forecast
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Videos from July 16, 2021

• CBS News senior foreign correspondent Charlie D'Agata on "The Takeout" — 7/16/2021
• Documents show Secret Service underestimated January 6 threat
• Florida residents look to man on bench for advice
• New children's show aims to combat prejudice
• Arizona election audit has come up with few potential cases of voter fraud in 2020 election, AP investigation finds
• Coronavirus cases now rising in every state as CDC warns of "pandemic of the unvaccinated"
• Nation faces potentially dangerous weather
• Evacuations expanded as raging wildfires scorch West
• NFL star Richard Sherman speaks out after arrest
• 2 charged in bomb plot at Democratic headquarters in California
• Judge calls DACA illegal and blocks new applications
• Death toll passes 120 in historic Europe flooding
• Top general warned Trump not to strike Iran, report says
• Biden accuses social media platforms of "killing people" through COVID-19 misinformation
• Colorado Review: Timeshare Termination Team
• College athletes take advantage of new NCAA policy
• Cuban regime's crackdown raises questions over staying power of anti-government protests
• Why is it so hard to find chargers for electric cars?
• COVID-19 cases rise in all 50 states after plunge
• Retail sales report from June shows unexpected spike in American spending
• Hunter Woodhall and Tara Davis met at a track meet four years ago. Now, the power couple is going for gold in Tokyo.
• Democrats roll out bill to end federal cannabis ban
• Los Angeles County reinstates indoor mask mandate amid COVID surge
• Worldview: Reuters photojournalist killed in Afghanistan; 20,000 South African troops deployed to stop civil unrest
• Study calls on gay men to donate blood in effort to reassess FDA restrictions
• At least 110 killed in massive flooding in Europe
• CVS halts sales of two of its sun care products after Johnson & Johnson issues voluntary recall
• U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy on how misinformation fuels vaccine hesitancy
• Twist in Mollie Tibbetts murder case could put conviction in doubt
• Russian-linked ransomware gang REvil suddenly goes offline, sparking speculation of U.S. takedown
• More schools are offering students vaccines as teen vaccination rates slow across the country
• Dozens dead in Germany and surrounding nations after heavy rains
• U.S. surgeon general calls COVID-19 and vaccine misinformation a "serious threat to public health"
• 7/16: CBSN AM
• Los Angeles County to reinstate mask mandate regardless of vaccination status as COVID cases surge