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Articles from July 18, 2021

• Despite COVID Surge, Many Resist Health Officials' Call to Mask Up
• CDOT Pushes Back I-70 Westbound Closure Through Central 70 Project Due To Oil Shortage
• Experts Say Newsom Has Advantage Against 41 Registered Candidates In September Recall Election
• 'Kids Don't Have To Stress': Sacramento Non-Profit To Hold Children's Summer Shoe Drive
• San Francisco Bay Area Residents Split Over Need To Wear COVID Mask Indoors
• Vigil Sunday For Glassell Park Rite Aid Worker Miguel Penaloza, Killed By Shoplifter On Last Day Of Work
• Venice Residents Weigh In On Day 1 Of LA County's Mask Reboot
• Drone Video Shows Roxborough Park House Destroyed By Fire
• Mohamed Hassan ID'd As Victim Of Downtown Mpls. Homicide, Suspect In Custody
• Shooting Sunday Morning On Southbound 710 Freeway
• Inmate Dontre Woods Accused Of Injuring 2 Larimer County Deputies During Lockdown
• 3 Sought In Armed Robbery At Roseville Walmart
• Yankee Fan Banned For Life After Hitting Alex Verdugo With Baseball
• 'It Is Tough On Me': Father Of Boston Harbor Boat Crash Victim Jeanica Julce Wants Answers
• Who Had The Most Rain? See Weekend Totals In Massachusetts
• 'The Vaccine Is The Best Thing': With COVID Cases Rising, Hundreds Receive Shots At Clinics In Everett
• Keller @ Large: Examining What Matters To Voters In The Boston Mayoral Election
• Social Media Reconnects Mass. Couple With Woman Who Photographed Their Engagement In Colorado
• Chicago Weather; Dry Pattern And Continued Warmup
• Glen Ellyn Swimmer Ahalya Lettenberger Prepares For Tokyo Paralympics
• Dolal Idd Killing: Family Calls For BCA To Keep Investigating And AG Ellison To Take Case
• Pedestrian Killed In Lincolnwood Hit-And-Run; Police Shut Down Touhy Avenue Near McCormick Boulevard
• Gov. Hogan Signs Order To Help Support Services During Post COVID Grace Period
• Bader's Infield Single Lifts Cardinals Past Giants 2-1
• Eight People Injured Including 2-Year-Old After Deck Collapses In Glen Burnie Sunday Afternoon
• DC Police Release Photos Of Car Connected To Nationals Park Shooting
• Good Samaritans Rescue Driver After I-94 Rollover Crash In St. Paul
• Indians Homer Twice Off All-Star Bassitt, Beat Athletics 4-2
• Red Cross Encouraging Residents To Donate Blood Amid National Shortage
• 'This Is Absolutely Awesome' Ravens Host Second Job Fair Sunday
• Taillon, Torres, Odor, Kids And Some Small Ball Lead Yankees To Series Win Over Red Sox
• Torres, Odor Homer To Back Taillon As Yanks Beat Red Sox 9-1
• New England Living: Chef Tyler Stout's Lamb Loin With Broccolini Recipe
• Meet Wally Funk, The North Texas Aviation Pioneer Going To Space This Week
• NYPD: 4-Year-Old Boy In Critical Condition After Being Struck By Illegal Dirt Bike In Flushing Meadows-Corona Park
• Law Professor Says Republicans Can Make Case Rep. John Thompson 'Brought Disrepute' To House
• Concord Fire Crews Respond to Two Structure Fires Sunday Evening
• 'Cruel And Unusual': McKeesport Residents Struggling To Make It By After Days Without Clean Water
• Woman Rescued After Floating A Mile Off Shore In Long Island Sound
• Doctors & Health Officials Say Their Latest Covid-19 Hospital Patients Are Unvaccinated & Increasingly Younger
• An Epidemic In The Shadow OF A Pandemic: Drug Overdose Deaths Reach An All-Time High In U.S.
• Officials Seeing Highest Number Of COVID-19 Hospitalizations In North Texas Since March
• Caesar Cruz, 27, Of Hemet Arrested Friday In Garden Grove For Attempted Carjacking
• Police Search For Suspects Who Robbed, Attacked Men Who Came To Complete Online Sales Transactions In Bronzeville
• Worcester Surpasses Wettest July In Recorded History
• Mariners Defeat Angels 7-4 Despite Ohtani's 34th HR
• Churchgoers Respond To County's Latest Indoor-Services Mask Requirement
• Northbound Tri-State Tollway Shut Down For Hours Near Gurnee After Crash
• Rep. John Thompson's Lawyer Says He 'Challenges The Authenticity' Of Domestic Violence Police Reports
• 2 More Texas Democrats Who Flew To Washington Test Positive For COVID-19, Bringing Total To 5
• 2nd Annual March Held For Melyda Corado, Inadvertently Killed By LAPD Gunfire During 2018 Hostage Situation
• Search On For Jeep That Ran Red Light, Struck And Seriously Hurt Pedestrian In Park Manor
• Group aims to educate Black churchgoers about voting rights
• State Initiates Aerial Monitoring Of Methane Emissions At Colorado Drilling Sites
• 'Mothers Of Murdered Sons' Host Memorial Cookout To Honor Tariq Alston & Others Who Lost Children To Violence
• Cal Fire in Santa Cruz County Reunites Lost Dog With Family Sunday
• Amtrak Returning To Full Service Around Illinois
• Indoor Mask Mandate In Effect As COVID 19 Cases Climb In LA County
• Centennial Of Ex-Astronaut, U.S. Senator John Glenn Celebrated In Ohio
• Detectives Investigate Fatal Shooting Of Man, 33, In Stockton
• Los Angeles County reinstates mask mandate amid COVID spike
• CTA Work To Snag Traffic At Sheffield Avenue And Roscoe Street This Week
• Neighborhoods Near University of Minnesota See 40% Crime Increase
• Cubs Lose To Diamondbacks, Miss Out On Sweep
• Blackmon's 10th Inning Homer Lifts Rockies Past Dodgers 6-5
• New Shepard rocket ready for Bezos flight
• Man Allegedly Stole Valuable Luka Doncic Card At Dallas Card Show And Tried To Sell At Same Event, Police Say
• Central Baptist Church Congregation Comes Together In Hill District To Celebrate 130th Anniversary
• Sen. Schumer Turns Up Heat On State Department To End Massive Backlog Of Passports Needing To Be Obtained Or Renewed
• NYPD: Woman Seen On Video Smashing Religious Statues Outside Queens Church
• Indians Homer Twice Off All-Star Bassitt, Beat A's 4-2
• Months Later, Complaints Continue About Noise From Pickleball Games In Ridgewood, N.J.
• Police: Man Sexually Abusing Women At Prospect Park
• Woman Critically Hurt In Robbery Attempt At Manhattan Subway Station, Police Say
• Crowds Turn Out For Second Sundays On State Event Downtown
• More Victims Of LAPD's Botched Fireworks Explosion In South LA File Claims Against City
• Online Illinois Rental Assistance Applications Due By 11:59 p.m. Sunday
• Stories from those who lost loved ones to COVID-19
• The 50-year-old story of a group of teens stranded on an island
• Recruiting for talent on the autism spectrum
• Children remember parents lost to COVID-19
• Witnesses Urged To Call Police After 1 Man Killed, 2 Hurt In LoDo Denver Shooting
• Cattle Drive Tradition Rustles Up Excitement Ahead Of 2021 Cheyenne Frontier Days
• J.T. Realmuto's Big Day Helps Phils Take Care Of Marlins
• New Report Finds Hundreds Of Manufacturing Sites In Pennsylvania Leaking 'Forever Chemicals'
• Who's In? California Recall Candidate List Draws Confusion
• Mets Overcome First-Inning Disaster, Stun Pirates On Conforto Blast In 9th
• 15-Year-Old Boy Among Victims Of Southwest Philadelphia Triple Shooting, Police Say
• Bader's Infield Single Lifts Cardinals Over Giants
• 6 People, Mostly Teenage Girls, Shot Outside West Side Party
• 'Niño's for Cuba' Rally Sunday At Tropical Park
• Denver's Central Library Reopens For First Time Since The Pandemic
• Who's In? California Recall Candidate List Draws Confusion
• Arrest Made In Miramar Distraction Burglary Of Elderly Woman's Home, $25K In Jewelry Stolen
• United Launch Alliance & Ball Aerospace Help Interns & Students Launch Experimental Rockets
• Harvey Ends His 9-Game Skid, Pitches Orioles Past Royals 5-0
• Recreational Boaters Advisory In Effect For Pittsburgh
• Man Found Shot To Death Outside VFW Hall In Joliet
• Red Stars Beat OL Reign For First Time This Season
• "She Rates Dogs" co-host Mat George killed in hit-and-run
• Pirates Early Six-Run Lead Erased, Lose 7-6 To Mets In Series Finale
• Hyperlocal COVID-19 Vaccine Pop-Ups Held At Maxwell Street Market, Englewood Food Pantry
• Missing, Vulnerable Mother And Son Found
• Early Morning Fire Damages Modesto Home
• Megadrought Poses 'Existential' Crisis in California and the West
• Arrest Made After Shooting In Dallas Hospital Parking Lot
• Howard County Continues To Lead Maryland In Vaccinations, 79.1% Of Eligible Residents Fully Vaccinated
• Rodón Dominates Through 7, White Sox Blank Astros
• Police Issue Alert About Armed Robberies In Jefferson Park, Portage Park
• Florida Man Accused Of Attacking Dog With Machete
• Brunswick Woman Charged After Authorities Seize More Than $25K In Drugs During Raid
• Multiple Fire Departments Respond To Abandoned House Fire In Beaver Falls
• Husband, Wife Dead After Fire At Berks County Home: Police
• Coco Gauff out of Olympics after testing positive for COVID-19
• Pilot Makes Emergency Landing In Field Near Municipal Airport In Longmont
• 3 Taken To Hospital After Deck Collapses At A Home In Westbrook, Maine
• The Charmery Offering Free Sprinkles For National Ice Cream Day
• Robin Lod's Late Goal Helps Minnesota United Snap Seattle's 13-Game Unbeaten Streak
• Tigers Complete Sweep Of Twins With 7-0 Win
• Delray Beach Tennis Sensation 'Coco' Gauff Tests Positive For COVID, Pulls Out Of Tokyo Olympics
• Court Blocks Florida Order Lifting CDC Virus Rules On Cruise Ships
• Woman Pulled From Boston Harbor After Boat Crash Identified
• How This Week's Blue Origin Spaceflight Out Of Texas Will Work
• Two Men Arrested In Sutter County Attempted Murders At Pigeon Racing Event
• Welcome Home: Pittsburgh National Youth Boxing Team Returning Home Victorious From Junior Olympics
• Santa Rosa Police Seek Public's Help Finding Teen Girl Missing Since Friday
• Police: Victim Shot In Head During Meeting To Buy Used Car In Fort Worth
• Police: Man Robbed At Gunpoint On Subway In The Bronx
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on July 18, 2021
• Infrastructure Bill Could Include Voting Measures, Sen. Amy Klobuchar Says
• WATCH: Pirates Score Three Runs On Wild Error From Mets
• Ohio Woman Facing Child Endangerment Charge After Shooting Injures 5-Year-Old Boy
• Flash Flood Watch In Effect Across Most Of Western Mass. Until Late Sunday Night
• Police: 2 Teenage Suspects Arrested In Deadly Shooting Of 16-Year-Old Ramon Gil-Medrano
• Section Of Biscayne Bay Is A 'Nursery' For Baby Hammerhead Sharks
• J.T. Powers Phils Over Marlins To Finish Suspended Game
• Sixers Trade Rumors: Damian Lillard Reportedly Wants To Be Traded To Philadelphia
• Three People Injured In Rollover Crash In Rostraver, Flown For Treatment By Medical Helicopter
• Delaware Woman Charged With DUI After Hitting Police Vehicle
• Rep. Thompson 'Challenges The Authenticity' Of Police Reports
• 24-year-old Collin Morikawa wins British Open for second major
• Miami Heat Announce 2021-22 Preseason Home Games At FTX Arena
• 2 Women Found Dead In Tyngsboro Home With High Carbon Monoxide Levels Identified
• Storms Cause Flooding, Damage Homes, Cause Power Outages In Eastern Baltimore County
• Mullen calls reports of post-election chaos in WH "disturbing"
• Mets Place Jacob deGrom On IL With Forearm Tightness
• Marlins-Phillies Game Suspended Saturday Night In 10th Inning Due To Rain
• Two Dead, One Injured After Three Separate Shootings
• Hickory Hills Crash Leaves 4 Dead, 2 Injured; Car Split In Half
• Inter Miami-Red Bulls Game Postponed Due To Weather
• Gottlieb warns Delta variant could be "most serious virus"
• Bruins Announce Protected Players For NHL Expansion Draft
• Facing South Florida: Cracking Down On Gun Violence
• Transcript: David Becker on "Face the Nation" on July 18, 2021
• Facing South Florida: Anti-Riot Law
• NYPD Harbor Unit Rescues Man And His Dog From Hudson River
• Transcript: Admiral Mike Mullen on "Face the Nation" on July 18, 2021
• 'A Matter Of Representation': Colorado Latinos Invited To Celebrate Latino Conservation Week
• Pa. State Police: Man Dies In Butler County Cemetery After Killing Another Person
• Facing South Florida: Cuba's Fight For Freedom
• 5.1 Earthquake Strikes Off Northern California Coast
• Former Cal Star Collin Morikawa Wins The British Open
• Two Wounded By Stray Bullets From Early Morning Oakland Shooting
• Transcript: Chris Krebs on "Face the Nation" on July 18, 2021
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation" on July 18, 2021
• Transcript: Springfield, Missouri, Mayor Ken McClure on "Face the Nation"
• NYPD: Queens Attempted Kidnapping Suspect James McGonagle Accused Of Punching Officer; Accomplice Still At Large
• Authorities Mull Charges Against Man Who Scaled 300-Foot Ride At Knott's Berry Farm
• Vehicle Collision on US-340 Leaves One Dead
• Deutschtown Music Festival Returns To The North Side
• 8-Year-Old Boy Shot While Riding In Car On South Side
• Miami Beach Condo Resident Concerned About His Building After Surfside Collapse
• Rare Blue Lobster Caught In Gloucester
• Victor Gallegos Killed In Motorcycle Crash In Brooklyn Park
• Pregnant Woman Shot To Death; Hospital Attempts To Save Baby
• Penguins Release Protected List For 2021 NHL Expansion Draft
• Pirates Sign Catcher Henry Davis, First Overall Selection In The 2021 MLB Draft
• Pedestrian Seen Pushing Wheelchair Struck, Killed On 110 Freeway
• Woman Killed In Weymouth Hit-And-Run Identified
• Washington D.C. Rally For Action To Help People Of Cuba
• See It: Funnel Cloud Spotted In New Jersey During Saturday's Severe Storms
• Colorado Weather: Stagnant Week Ahead With Hot Temps, Scattered Afternoon Storms
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Positivity Rate Continues To Rise
• Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Hosting 'Family Day'
• Suspect Arrested In Armed Santa Rosa Road Rage Incident
• More Closures In BWCAW As Canadian Wildfires Threaten Border
• Surfside Condo Collapse: 95th Victim Identified As Search Slowly Winds Down
• Matt Damon on "Stillwater" and a return to the movie theater
• Truffles The Rescue Cat Helps Kids Facing Eyesight Problems In Mechanicsburg
• Man Shot While Walking On Hubbard Street In River North
• Havana Rally In Support Of Cuba Government In Response To Last Sunday's Angry Protests
• Why are wrongly-convicted people still imprisoned in Missouri?
• Chicago Weather: Sunny, Warm Week Ahead
• Merkel visits devastated village as flood death toll climbs
• At 93, nothing can stop Marilyn Maye
• State Sen. David Tomassoni Announces ALS Diagnosis
• CBS3 Pet Project: What You Should Ask Before Adopting A New Pet
• UNESCO's World Heritage Sites: Protecting the world's treasures
• What the megadrought means to the American West
• "This conservatorship killed my dreams," Britney Spears writes
• Marking Two Years Since Pittsburgh Police Officer Calvin Hall's Death
• Fire Breaks Out In East Mt. Airy Twin Home
• Violent Daytime Robberies Elevate Safety Fears In Oakland's Chinatown Neighborhood
• State Officials Announce Gubernatorial Recall Candidates; Popular Radio Host Larry Elder Not On List
• Pedestrian Killed In Maple Shade Township After Being Hit By Car On Route 73
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/18 Sunday Afternoon Forecast
• 5.1 Magnitude Quake Strikes Off Northern California Coast
• Michigan Matters: Inspiring Young Folks Via Sports, Community Theatre Returns to Metro Detroit
• Gerrit Cole, Yankees Withstand Rain To Beat Red Sox 3-1
• Update on Teddy, The Crisis Response Dog, Who Helped Surfside Families & First Responders
• Stallings Gets Grand Slam In 9th Inning, Rallies Pirates Past Mets 9-7
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny Skies Return
• Yankees Withstand Rain To Get 1st Win Over Red Sox This Season
• 70's Ghost - Wellington Paranormal
• Crates - Dead Pixels
• Surviving the Times - All American
• A Show of Hands - The Republic Of Sarah
• Heart of the Matter, Part 2 - The Flash
• Fail Safe - Superman & Lois
• Transformation - Kung Fu
• Planes, Trains and Automobiles - In The Dark
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/18 Sunday Morning Forecast
• Dig - Walker
• A Throne of Our Own - The Outpost
• I Dreamed a Dream… - Charmed
• A Public Forum for Her Lies - Dynasty

Videos from July 18, 2021

• Becker says proposed changes to election procedures could be "national security issue"
• Mullen says post-election chaos within Trump White House "incredibly disturbing"
• Survivors recount being stranded on island as teens 50 years ago
• Companies seeking out potential employees with autism
• Families remember loved ones lost to COVID-19
• 7/18/2021: Left Behind, Talent on the Spectrum, Survival
• Unlikely pair set to make history rocketing to edge of space
• Italy welcomes Americans back, hoping for tourism rebound
• Success of Japan's last Olympics looms large over Tokyo Games
• Hundreds of Black voters march in Texas over proposed voting restrictions
• Dozens exposed to airborne chemical leak at Six Flags park
• COVID-19's Delta variant hitting developing countries the hardest
• Gunfire erupts outside Washington Nationals' stadium
• U.S. COVID vaccination efforts stagnate as new cases spike
• Nationals game suspended after shooting outside stadium
• Democrats under pressure to pass immigration reform after judge's ruling halts DACA
• CBS News finds most Republicans think Biden focuses "too much" on vaccinations
• Blue Origin set to launch first crewed mission with Jeff Bezos and three other passengers
• Jill Schlesinger discusses what is behind the "biggest price increases in 30 years"
• Face The Nation: Krebs, Schlesinger, Mullen, Becker
• Krebs says foreign disinformation actors "don't actually have to do a whole lot because we've done so much here domestically to ourselves”
• Gottlieb warns Delta variant will be "most serious virus" unvaccinated get in their lifetime
• Springfield mayor says society being "hurt" by COVID misinformation
• COVID-19 cases spike as vaccination rates plummet
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," July 18
• 7/18: McClure, Gottlieb, Krebs
• Nature: Caddo Lake
• Josh Seftel's Mom is ready for a reunion
• Matt Damon on "Stillwater" and a return to the movie theater
• A master listener
• Why are wrongly-convicted people still imprisoned in Missouri?
• Fireflies put on a summertime light show
• UNESCO's World Heritage Sites: Protecting the world's treasures
• What the megadrought means to the American West
• Multiple people shot outside Nationals Park