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Articles from July 17, 2021

• UPDATE: Tamarack Fire Explodes to 21,000 Acres; Zero Containment; 'It Happened So Fast'
• Fletcher's Hit Streak Reaches 26 Games, Angels Pound M's 9-4
• Outlets At Blue Mesa, Other Upstream Reservoirs Opened To Raise Near-Critical Water Level At Lake Powell
• Muncy Hits 2 HRs, Buehler Wins 10th As Dodgers Beat Rockies
• 'What Is Happening?' Community Grows Concerned After Deadly Old Sacramento Shooting
• After 3 Separate Venue Cancellations,`America First' Rally Organizers Hold Impromptu Rally At Riverside City Hall
• First Block Party Of The Summer Takes Over Midtown Sacramento
• Heidi Glover, Colorado Mother, Remembered For Her Warmth Following Deadly Crash
• Driver Who Fled From Ceres Traffic Stop Dies In Crash With Semi-Truck
• WCCO Saturday Night Interview: Founder Of Secondhand Hounds Rachel Mairose
• Stallings Slam In 9th Off Díaz Rallies Pirates Past Mets
• 3 People Shot Outside Nationals Park In DC, Fans Scatter
• For 7th Consecutive Day, Demonstrations Continue For A Free Cuba
• Tigers Beat Twins Saturday Night 5-4
• Chicago Weather: Gradual Warming Pattern Continues
• Phillies-Marlins Game Suspended In 10th Inning Due To Rain
• One Person Shot During Home Invasion In Reserve Township
• Hundreds In McKeesport Still Being Told Not To Use Water After Possible Contamination
• Newark Streets Flooded As Heavy Downpours Move Through Tri-State Area
• Fluid From Underground Con Edison Equipment Leaks, Streams Into New Rochelle Harbor
• Reisterstown's Christian Life Church Helps Needy Post-Pandemic With Food Pantry
• 2 Statues Destroyed Outside Queens Church, Police Investigating
• Orioles Beat Royals 8-4 To Stop 5-Game Skid
• 2 Women Found Dead In Tyngsboro Home, Dangerous Levels Of Carbon Monoxide Discovered
• Saturday Marks 25th Anniversary Of TWA Flight 800 Crash
• FBI seeks witnesses in unsolved murder of hip-hop producer
• 17-Year-Old Denied Bond In Fatal Attempted Carjacking Of Vietnam Veteran Keith Cooper
• Severe Storms Refresh Fear Among Bucks County Residents Who Dealt With Major Flooding Earlier This Week
• Nationals Game Suspended As Fans Rush For Exits After Shooting Outside Stadium
• Those With Property Damage From June Tornadoes May Be Eligible For Federal Help
• Giolito Tosses 3-Hitter As White Sox Pound Astros
• Aliseda Scores Tap-In, Nashville's Mukhtar Scores Fastest Hat Trick In MLS History As Chicago Fire Lose
• Body Of Woman Recovered Hours After Boat Crash In Boston Harbor
• Man Who Climbed Knott's Berry Farm's Supreme Scream Tower Detained By Police
• Authorities Discover IEDs, Arrest Robert Colt Wilson In Connection To Redondo Beach Arson
• Safety Patrol Volunteers Rally in San Mateo Against Anti-Asian Crime
• UPDATE: Dry Lightning Threat Triggers Bay Area Red Flag Warning Sunday Through Monday
• Fan At Yankee Stadium Throws Baseball At Alex Verdugo, Hits Him In The Back
• Padres-Nats Game Suspended as Fans Flee After Shooting Outside Stadium in Washington DC
• Cardinals Snap Giants 5-Game Winning Streak
• Wife Of Slain Haitian President, Martine Moïse Returns To Haiti
• Shooting Outside Washington Nationals Game, Play Suspended As Police Investigate
• Reyes' Long Homer Highlights Indians' 3-2 Win Over A's
• Good Samaritan, Coast Guard Rescue Boaters, One Of Whom Was Injured, Near Tolchester Beach
• Walz, DFLers Call On Rep. John Thompson To Resign Following Allegations Of Domestic Violence
• Over 3,000 Without Power In Worcester County During Height Of Saturday's Storm
• Zelarayan's 4th Free Kick Of Season Lifts Crew Over City
• LA County Department Of Health's Latest Mask Mandate Goes Into Effect Saturday Night
• Police Issue Community Alert After 2 Attempted Armed Robberies In Washington Park Neighborhood
• Oak Park Festival Theatre Returns In Person To Outdoor Stage For Production Of Shakespeare's 'The Tempest'
• Gov. Cuomo Interviewed In Sexual Misconduct Investigation
• Truck Rolls Over On Ramp In Westmoreland County
• Anne Arundel County Public Library System Opens Community Pantry in Westfield Annapolis Mall
• Dyer, Indiana Firefighters, Police Officers Rescue Ducklings That Fell Down Drain
• Jacob Kreuger, 22, Charged In Accidental Shooting Of Guest At His St. Charles Home
• Reyes' Long Homer Highlights Indians' 3-2 Win Over A's
• Bou Delivers Game-Winning Goal In Revolution's 1-0 Win Over Atlanta United FC
• Philadelphia Weather: Tracking Severe Thunderstorms, Flash Flooding Threats
• Eric Garner Remembered 7 Years After His Death
• Police Declare Unlawful Assembly Saturday In Koreatown Outside Wi Spa, Dozens Arrested
• Contreras, Cubs Rally For Victory Over Diamondbacks
• Candace Antwine, Anne Arundel County School Board Member, Died Friday
• Man Rescued After Falling 16 Feet Into Crevice At Castle Rock Park In Marblehead
• River Cats' Drew Robinson—Suicide Survivor—Announces Retirement, Transition To Mental Health Advocate
• Twin Cities Pride Returns With Sold Out Events, Following Year Of Cancellations
• Dallas' Fair Park Vaccination Site Closes As Demand Slows
• Dozens treated after chemical incident at Texas Six Flags
• Church Run Flooding In Titusville Closes Several Roads
• Baltimore Ravens, M&T Bank Stadium To Host Job Fair For Game Day Staff Sunday
• 5-Year-Old In Leg Braces Runs 5K In Support Of Law Enforcement
• Skokie Walmart Evacuated Due To Toilet Paper Display Fire
• Police Stop Stolen Vehicle On Hollywood Boulevard, Discover Multiple Firearms
• Two Arrested In Overnight Old Sacramento Shooting That Killed 2
• Two Men Shot On McCulloh Street In Baltimore Saturday
• Dozens Decontaminated, 26 Taken To Hospitals After Chemical Spill At Texas Water Park
• Yosemite Calls For Speeding Drivers To Slow Down After Another Bear Was Killed By Car
• Amid Trade Rumors, Cubs' Anthony Rizzo Says He'll Focus On Baseball Leading Up To Deadline
• Gov. Abbott Talks Border Security In Texas With Florida Gov. DeSantis, Law Enforcement
• Lance Lynn Agrees To 2-Year Contract Extension With White Sox
• Colorado ICU Nurse Shares Her Own Need For Blood Transfusions Amid Donation Shortage
• E-Scooter Service Aims To LINK Residents And Affordable Transportation
• 'Part Of Something So Much Bigger': Young Colorado Children With Special Needs Learn New Sports
• LA County Reports 1,827 New Cases Of COVID-19, 11 Deaths And Spiking Hospitalizations
• Maryland Police Kill Man In 'Armed Standoff' At McDonald's
• Sailboats Take Off For Race To Mackinac Island
• New Pedestrian Bridge Connects Rosemont Entertainment District To Des Plaines Trail
• 'Ride & Rally' Fundraiser Focuses On Helping 3 Denver Police Officers Battling Cancer
• One dead, six wounded in Portland shooting
• GoFundMe Page Launched For Boulder Bicyclist Alejandro Acosta Obando Who Was Hit & Killed
• Rep. Sean Casten Holds First In-Person Town Hall Meeting Since Pandemic Began
• Community Group Seeking Signatures To Create Citizen Police Review Board In Pittsburgh
• Jarren Duran Set To Bat Sixth, Play Center In MLB Debut With Red Sox Vs. Yankees
• Cook County To Expand Court Capacity For Criminal Trials As Illinois Reopens
• $60K Reward Offered After 6-Year-Old Nyiah Courtney Killed, 5 Others Shot In DC
• Health Officials Distribute COVID-19 Vaccine Information At Back Of The Yards Farmers Market
• Free Colorado Hikes & Wildlife Discussions Planned During Latino Conservation Week
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Fiery Crash In Brooklyn
• Chicago Kicks Off Hyperlocal COVID-19 Vaccine Pop-Up Events Across City
• Los Angeles Sheriff's Department Won't Enforce County Mask Mandate
• Lightning Causes Fire At Parkville Apartment Saturday
• Another Night Of Gun Violence In NYC Leaves At Least 6 Wounded
• Man Sought For Use Of Pepper Spray At Miami International Mall; 30-40 People Treated, Shopping Center Evacuated
• 'A Diagnosed Psychopath': Family Furious As Convicted Killer Daniel Marsh Tries For Early Prison Release
• Quincy Dedicates Corner To Marine Sergeant Daniel Dewey, One of Massachusetts 1st COVID Victims
• Coalition Of South Florida Mayors Urge Biden Administration To Step Up To Help Cuba, Haiti
• Five People Charged In Johnstown Drug Raid That Supplied Pittsburgh Area
• Driver Suspected Of Firing Shots Crashes Into 2 Cars While Going Wrong Way On Stevenson Expressway Exit Ramp, Then Gets Hit By Car Himself
• Flooded Creek Completely Washes Out Road In Mercer County
• After Surfside Tower Collapse, Condo Residents Wonder If They Need To Worry
• C-470 Reopened Near Ken Caryl After Serious Rollover Crash
• Pirates Pitcher Steven Brault To Make First Rehab Start In Indianapolis
• 61-Year-Old Woman Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash In Weymouth
• Police Searching For Man Who Set Wissinoming Home's American Flag On Fire
• Hunters' Ammo Choices Key to California Condor Comeback
• Woman, 83, Hospitalized For Evaluation After Canaryville Fire
• Construction Company Owner, Bryan Johnson, Sentenced To Jail For Worksite Accident That Killed Rosario Martinez
• Man Arrested In Jefferson Hills For Lewd Acts Inside Of A Restaurant
• Police: Suspect Stole Patrol Vehicle While In Custody, Found Inside Applebee's In Mesquite
• Cuba government rallies backers following big protests
• Driver With Learner's Permit Drives Directly Into Swimming Pool In Lakewood
• Union Avenue In Bellevue Closed After Another Weekend Of Flooding Due To Heavy Rains
• 3 Texas Democrats Who Flew To Washington To Block Elections Bill Test Positive For COVID-19
• Police Seek Two Suspects in Fatal Shooting of Rite Aid Employee
• Penguins Trade Forward Jared McCann To Toronto Maple Leafs
• LA Sheriff's Department won't enforce county mask mandate
• LA Football Club To Hold Sports Equipment Drive
• Man Riding Scooter Killed By Vehicle In Long Beach
• Monkeypox Infection Reported In Dallas Resident, Officials Say
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued For Parts Of Westmoreland, Indiana and Armstrong Counties
• Caught On Video: Bandits Beat, Rob Man In Bronx Deli
• Bootleg Fire: Red Flag Warning Winds Add To Firefighters Woes; Renewed Threat To Vital California Power Lines
• Idaho Springs Officer, Nicholas Hanning, Fired After Controversial Tasing Incident
• 3 Texas Democrats in Washington, D.C. test positive for COVID-19
• Derek Chauvin Trial Cost Hennepin County $3.7M
• New York Weather: 7/17 Saturday CBS2 Weather Headlines
• Michael Greer Arrested After Brief Police Chase In Garfield County
• 'Red Tide' Causes Shellfish Ban Along Portions Of Massachusetts Coastline
• Woman Charged In Death Of Child Found Inside Van In Homestead
• Man Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash in Beverly Grove Cohost of Popular Podcast
• New Study Finds Older Generations Tip More Often But Less Generously Than Younger People
• Journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones​ on Ida B. Wells' impact and legacy
• Ford Recalls More Than 770,000 Explorer Vehicles
• Women, The Pandemic & Addiction: Recovering Alcoholic Describes Falling To The Bottom & Climbing Back Up
• Lane Restrictions In Place For I-376 Parkway East This Weekend
• 'Look For The Helpers': Man Replaces Funds Stolen From Jimmy Fund Collection Box
• National Ice Cream Day: Where To Get Deals, Freebies In Maryland
• Driver Dies In Early Morning San Jose Hit-And-Run Crash
• Amazon Fresh Grocery Stores Reportedly Coming To Twin Cities Area
• Man In Critical Condition After Early Morning Shooting In Minneapolis
• 'Hands Over Deutschdown' Returns To The North Side
• Pomona Car Shooting Leaves 21-Year-Old Man Dead, Woman Injured
• 'goodblend' Medical Marijuana Dispensary Opening In Pittsburgh
• Pomona Liquor Store Employee Shot, Suspect At Large
• Minnesota Wrestler Gable Steveson Chases Olympic Gold Medal, Pro Career Dreams
• Ipswich Animal Control Helps Fawn Stuck In Metal Fence
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Faces Questioning In Sexual Harassment Inquiry
• Plymouth Police 'Running Into A Dead End' In Fatal Hwy 169 Shooting Of Youth Coach, Need Public's Help IDing Suspect
• Could US Balloons, Technology Power Uncensored Internet In Cuba?
• Unstable weather will continue to fuel wildfire that's bigger than NYC
• Celine Dion's 'Courage' World Tour Reschedules Pittsburgh Stop Again, Concert Postponed To 2022
• L.A. Animal Services Offers Reduced Adoption Fee For Black Dogs This Weekend
• Chicago Weather: Cooler Temperatures, Lots Of Sunshine
• Thousands Of Catholics Expected As OC Diocese Unveils Vietnamese Shrine
• Caught On Video: Suspect In 2 Push-In Robberies In The Bronx
• Scholarships Worth $2,500 Awarded To 8 Students Who Have Experienced Homelessness
• One year after John Lewis' death, voting rights bills face bleak future
• University Of Pittsburgh Faculty To Vote On Union Status Starting August With 3,000 Potential Members
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Reports Over 100 Cases 5 Days In A Row
• Man Killed In Brooklyn Park Motorcycle Crash
• Judge Orders U.S. To Close DACA Program To New Applicants, Calling It Illegal
• Test In The Works To Diagnose COVID 'Long Haulers'
• Denver Weather: Heat, Storms And A Little Less Smoke
• Turnpike Southbound Lanes Shut Down Near Quail Roost Drive Following Death Investigation
• Caught On Video: Man On Citi Bike Shot Dead At Point Blank Range In Brooklyn
• Aggressive Coyote Euthanized In Golden Gate Park; Charged Toddlers In Botanical Gardens
• Miami-Based Regent's 2024 'World Cruise' Sells Out Under Three Hours
• Former Massage Parlor Owner Accused Of Human Trafficking Asks To Withdraw Her Plea Deal
• Man Shot By Woman During Argument In Chicago Loop
• 4 Your Community: Friends Of The Public Garden
• Federal Judge's DACA Ruling Sends Chill Through Local Recipients; 'Living With DACA Is Like Living With Anxiety'
• Bay Area health officials urge all residents to wear masks indoors
• 1 Killed, 3 Injured In South Austin Shooting
• Philadelphia Flyers Acquire Ryan Ellis From Nashville Predators In Three-Team Trade
• Pope Francis Reverses Benedict Decision, Reimposes Restrictions On Latin Mass
• Intensive search underway for survivors of flooding in western Europe
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: July 17, 2021
• Family Of Joseph Gomm Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against MINNCOR Industries
• Pedestrian Dies In San Jose Hit-And-Run Collision
• West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Doesn't Foresee Reviving Mask Mandate
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cold Front Brings Scattered Rain And Storms
• Hey Ray! Understanding Smog And Poor Air Quality
• UPDATE: Richard Sherman Issues Apology; 'I Behaved In A Manner I Am Not Proud Of'
• Man Shot In Neck And Chest In South Side Flats, Transported In Critical Condition
• UPDATE: Violent Robbery Suspects Caught on Camera in Second Oakland Chinatown Incident
• Police: Three Teenagers In Hospital After 2 Separate Double Shootings In North Philadelphia
• Over 100 Guns Turned In During Two Buyback Events In Philadelphia
• Officials Flush Possibly Contaminated Water In Lower 10th Ward Of McKeesport As A Precaution
• LGBTQ representation in films increased last year, study finds
• Bad Blood - DC's Legends of Tomorrow
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/17 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Reynolds, Frazier Lead Pirates Over Mets; Lindor Injured
• Philadelphia Weather: Region Enters Fourth Heatwave Since Beginning Of June
• Red Sox Stifle Short-Handed Yanks With Judge On COVID IL

Videos from July 17, 2021

• The Ambush of Kevin Harris
• Parents reunite with son kidnapped 24 years ago
• Congresswoman Nikema Williams vows to carry on legacy of predecessor John Lewis
• Reflecting on TWA Flight 800, 25 years later
• One dead and six injured in Portland shooting
• Brazen kidnapping attempt thwarted by mother's quick reaction
• 'A pandemic of the unvaccinated': COVID-19 infections rising among those without vaccines
• Rescue workers continue search for survivors after disastrous European flooding
• Forecasting the historic heatwaves battering the U.S.
• Historic heatwaves continue to fuel wildfires in the West
• European Union proposes plan to tackle climate change
• Rent prices soar in multiple cities across U.S.
• Biden urges Congress to take action after federal judge orders end to new DACA applications
• London Calling: United Kingdom counts down to "Freedom Day"
• South Africa facing violent unrest following jailing of former President Jacob Zuma
• Officials urge residents not to dump pet fish into lakes after giant goldfish are found
• Chef Steven Satterfield on how he makes produce the star
• Inside New York's new Legoland amusement park
• Jean-Michel Basquiat's impact on hip-hop culture
• Wally Funk on upcoming space trip, love of flight and dream of space trip coming true
• Biz Markie, "Just A Friend" rapper, dead at 57
• Nikole Hannah-Jones on impact and legacy of Ida B. Wells
• 25 years after TWA Flight 800
• Joint Chiefs chairman worked to stop strike on Iran, new report reveals
• Search and rescue efforts underway after deadly flooding in western Europe
• Where Congress stands on voting rights bill
• Biden faces new foreign policy challenges amid turmoil in Haiti, Cuba
• U.S. seeing a “pandemic of the unvaccinated” as COVID cases rise