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Articles from July 19, 2021

• Laureano's 3-Run HR Lifts A's After Ohtani Leaves Mound
• Posey Comes Through In Return As Giants Defeat Dodgers 7-2
• COVID: Bay Area Health Experts Say Breakthrough Cases Leading To Few Hospitalizations
• Tamarack Fire Update: 39,000 Acres Now Scorched As Mandatory Evacuations Remain In Place
• Posey Comes Through In Return As Giants Defeat Dodgers, 7-2
• Posey Comes Through In Return As Giants Defeat Dodgers 7-2
• 'It's Very Challenging': Rare Condition Forces Girl To Barely Open Mouth
• Weekend Search For Missing Jogger Comes Up Empty; 'We Feel We Should Have Found Philip By Now'
• Ozone & Smoke Could Cause Colorado To Miss Another Air Quality Standard Deadline
• Eric Huff, Suspect In Murder of Seteria Black, Found Dead
• Coloradans Rally Behind Families Of Arvada Officer Gordon Beesley, Hero Johnny Hurley
• Police Need Help Finding Missing Oakland Teen With Autism
• Defendant In Deadly Drunk Driving Crash Had History of DUI Convictions
• Lake Elsinore Little League Program Target Of Repeated Break-Ins And Vandalism
• Sacramento Eyes Athletics' Vote For New Oakland Stadium
• Proposed Measure To Reduce Plastic Waste Will Go Before CA Voters On 2022 Ballot
• 'Get To Safety, A House Is Replaceable': Crews Race To Contain Fire As Alpine County Families Forced From Homes
• Some Sacramento Businesses Require Proof Of Vaccination Upon Entry
• Laureano's 3-Run HR Lifts A's Over Angels After Ohtani Leaves Mound, 4-1
• COVID Cases Send Shockwaves Through Tokyo Olympic Village
• Face Masks Required At Dodger Stadium's Covered Concourses, Concession Stands
• LAPD Chief Says Weight Miscalculation Likely Led To Massive Fireworks Blast in South LA
• Long Beach Family With Autistic Teenage Son Forced Off Southwest Airlines Flight In St. Louis
• California Launches Largest Free School Lunch Program In US
• Texas Pilot Killed In Helicopter Crash Northeast Of Rochester
• Newsom Details Multi-Billion Dollar Plan To Tackle State's Homelessness Crisis
• Twins, White Sox Split Monday Doubleheader
• Minneapolis Residents Voice Crime Concerns To Police Chief, Sheriff As City Reaches 50th Homicide Of 2021
• California Recall: GOP Challenger Caitlyn Jenner's Taxes Reveal Drop In Earnings
• Red Sox Launch 6 Home Runs, Rout Blue Jays 13-4
• 'Keeping A Close Eye On It,' Massachusetts Sees Increase In COVID Cases
• Minnesota's Worst Drought In Decade To Likely Impact Produce, Gas Prices
• Massachusetts Reports 717 New COVID-19 Cases, 4 Additional Deaths Over 3 Days
• What Are COVID Symptoms For Those Who Are Vaccinated? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• How Long Can Food Be Left Out?
• I-Team: Teen Murder Victims Buried In Wrong Plots After Funeral Home Error
• Chicago Weather: A Warm And Mostly Dry Week Ahead
• Town Of Surfside, Still In Mourning, Tries To Recover & Return To Some Sense Of Normalcy
• Cubs Suffer Through Comedy Of Errors In 4th, Go On To Lose To Cardinals
• West Village Residents Sound Off On NYC's Stance To Keep Outdoor Dining, Say Structures Bring Excessive Noise, Trash And Rats
• Texas Crop Duster Pilot Killed In Helicopter Crash Northeast Of Rochester
• AMC To Reopen Shuttered Theaters At Grove, Americana
• Raiders Team President Marc Badain Resigns; Helped Orchestrate Team's Move To Vegas
• Iconic, 5-Time Emmy Nominated Actress Marla Gibbs To Receive Star On Hollywood Walk Of Fame
• Giants All-Star Brandon Crawford Goes On Injured List; Will Miss Showdown With Dodgers
• Butler County Group Installs New Dock At Moraine State Park To Make Lake More Inclusive
• Boulder Police Searching For Driver Of Black SUV Involved In Crash With Moped Driver
• Itasca-Based American Academy Of Pediatrics Calls For All Students To Wear Masks; Parents Remain Divided
• Churchill Borough Council Holds First Public Hearing On Proposed Amazon Distribution Center
• Gavin Sheets' Homer Gives White Sox Doubleheader Split with Twins
• Twin Cities' Pigeon Problem 'Growing In Exponential Numbers'
• Jackson Health System Upgrades COVID-19 Threat Level To 'High', Changes Visitation Policy
• 6 People Hospitalized Following Plano House Explosion
• Lemont School Board Unanimously Votes To Drop 'Indians' As Team Name
• Restaurant Owners To Congress: Restaurant Revitalization Funds Needed To Survive
• New Maryland Covid Cases Fueled By Delta Variant Rise Among Unvaccinated; Heartbroken Widow Wishes Husband Would've Taken Vaccine
• Rangers Haven't Scored A Run In Last 3 Games, Fall To Tigers 14-0
• Police Seek Second Car Wanted In Connection With Deadly Hit & Run Crash In Miramar
• School Districts Still Deciding On Implementing Mask Mandates & Covid-19 Protocols For Upcoming School Year
• 'Let There Be Light, Let There Be Peace' Prayer Vigils Held Across Baltimore As Crime Continues To Increase
• Maryland Civil Rights Leaders Travel On Bus Tour To Address Systemic Racism & Police Misconduct
• Leftist Pedro Castillo declared president-elect in Peru
• Road To Recovery: Maryland's Traffic Numbers Reaching Pre-Pandemic Levels
• 'Prepared To Move Forward': House GOP Prepares To File Ethics Charges Against Rep. John Thompson
• Detroit Lions Announce 2021 Free Family Fest Event
• Mayor Duggan Discusses Affordable Housing, Visits Students At Carpenter Summer Camp
• Michigan Gas Prices Hit 2021 High
• Organic Farming Battle Pits Aquaponics, Hydroponics Against Traditional Soil Farms
• A Second Flood Leaves Detroit Residents Cleaning Out Basements, Again
• Inter Miami CF To Face Off Against New England Revolution For First Time In Club History
• Devils Head Recreation Area To Close Until December For Utility Upgrades
• PLANTeD: Changing The Way Detroiters Access Produce
• Miami Hurricanes Star Quarterback D'Eriq King Named To Maxwell Award Watch List
• Chester County Officials Ask For Halt On Mariner East Pipeline Operations Due To Multiple Sinkholes
• 24th Annual Incredible Dog Challenge And Surfing Competition Held In Huntington Beach
• West Brookfield Police Officer Saves 3 People From Home Struck By Lightning
• California Court Upends Part Of Law To Protect Gay Seniors
• UPDATE: 3 People Killed in Napa County Small Plane Crash Friday Identified
• Teen Shot In Chest In Subdivision On Edge Of Joliet
• Fire Crews Continue To Spray Water On Smoldering House Fire In Roxborough Park
• Baltimore City Schools To Kick Off Summer Family Festivals
• Chicago Man, Jerome Terry Jr., Pleads Guilty In LA Sex Trafficking Scheme
• Man Seriously Hurt In Florida Alligator Attack After Falling Off Bike
• As 'Unruly' Passenger Behavior Soars, Will Airlines Still Require Masks After September 13?
• Merrimac Man Charged In Home Invasion, Sex Assault
• Historic Hollywood Tower Apartments Listed For Sale
• UPDATE: Wind-Whipped Flames Force Crews To Pull Back From Bootleg Fire Lines; 'Pretty Much Like A Hurricane'
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Presents Health And Safety Plan For Upcoming School Year
• Maryland American Job Centers To Provide In-Person Services
• Anti-Semitic Slur Found Spray-Painted On Center City Building
• Girl, 15, Shot And Wounded In Homan Square Neighborhood
• Big Rig Ends Up Wedged Under Highway 99 Overpass In South Sacramento
• Grand Jury Releases Report On San Joaquin County's 'Fragmented' COVID Response
• PG&E Equipment May Be Linked To 30,000-Acre Dixie Fire, Preliminary Report Reveals
• Lawmakers Announce Over $1M In American Rescue Plan Funding For Fire & EMS Departments In Western Maryland
• Wylie's Tara Davis Making Long Jump To The Olympics With Her Father By Her Side
• Fully Vaccinated Florida Congressman Vern Buchanan Tests Positive For COVID-19
• 2 Killed, 4 Wounded In Weekend Shootings In Denver
• Death Investigation Opened After Colton 8-Year-Old Urijah Roque Dies From Firework Injury
• U.S. experiences weekend of gun violence
• White Sox' Luis Robert Cleared For Minor League Rehab Assignment; He Was Injured In May
• Covid-19 Breakthrough Infections Are Preventable, But It's Going To Take A Big Effort To Stop Them
• Firefighters Extinguish 'Greater-Alarm' Blaze In Vacant Downtown Church
• Volunteers Offer Help, Hope To LA Residents Impacted By Pandemic
• WATCH: Video Shows Bullets Fly In Old Sacramento Shooting That Left 2 Dead
• Boy, 17, Shot And Wounded In Rogers Park
• $250K Scratch-Off Prize In Annapolis Brings Week Prize Total To Nearly $27.2M
• Bay Area Reopens: Food Halls Catch On With Diners, Restaurant Owners
• Pennsylvania Game Commission Employee Seriously Injured In ATV Hit-And-Run Crash
• Florida Doctors Face New Rules For Smokeable Medical Marijuana
• Teddy Bear Patrol: Stuffed Animals Help Colorado Kids Through Trauma
• 'My Helmet Saved Me': Former Miami Heat Guard Ray Allen On Nasty Bicycle Crash
• Crews Contain Fire Along Lower American River Parkway, Business 80 Traffic Impacted By Smoke
• Stock Market Plummets Amidst Growing Fears Of COVID's Delta Variant
• Aquarium Of The Pacific Helps Keep Tern Chicks From Drowning, Seeks Donations
• Ohio Newborn Delivered After Mother's Shooting Death Dies
• Richmond Man Killed In Stearns County ATV Crash
• San Francisco Police Confirm Arrest in Fatal Sunday Shooting of Teen Boy in SoMa
• Lady Gaga, Tony Bennett To Perform At Radio City In Early August
• Research Shows Little Change In People Unwilling To Get Vaccinated Despite Rising COVID-19 Cases
• Wildfires and weather delay hundreds of flights in Denver
• Montgomery County Police Give Details Of Fatal McDonald's Standoff
• COVID: Mask Recommendations Prove Frustrating For Bay Area Business Owners
• 'Death By DeSantis': Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz Blames Governor For State's COVID-19 Surge
• State Police In Some Counties Inundated With Pandemic Unemployment Fraud Claims
• Leneal Frazier's Family Calls For Justice After Deadly Crash With Minneapolis Police Squad Car
• Stanislaus County Recommends Masking Up Indoors As Delta Variant Spreads
• Matthew George, 26, Cohost Of Popular Podcast, Struck And Killed Saturday In Beverly Grove Hit-And-Run
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Attacking Woman Jogger At Knifepoint In North Texas Park
• Despite Injury, Wolves' Juancho Hernangómez Makes Spain's Olympic Roster
• Top Illinois Doctors Say COVID-19 Spike Likely In Fall, But No Policy Changes Imminent
• Thomas Manger selected to take over embattled Capitol Police
• Outstanding Refugees Awarded For 'Our Heart And What We Bring To The State'
• 1 Dead After Early Morning Shooting In Denver's LoDo Neighborhood
• Newsom Signs $12B In Funding To Support Housing For Homeless Californians
• Jarren Duran Hits First Career Home Run In Red Sox-Blue Jays Game
• 64-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Shot In The Head In Northwest Baltimore
• Latrobe Neighborhood Raises Voices To Help Take Down Suspected Drug House
• Arlington Police Extending Push To Deal With Violent Crime Spike
• College Student Jasmine Stewart Says She Reported Being Sexually Harassed At Christian Youth Program, And Then Got Suspended Herself
• Police: Man Stabbed On Mt. Washington, Neighbor Shoots Stabber
• 'We Get It Done': Miami-Dade's Gun Violence Crackdown 'Operation Summer Heat' Still Going Strong
• 'It's Insanity' Victim Of Dan Ryan Expressway Shooting Speaks Out On Monday's Incident
• Karron Foster Pleads Guilty To Violent Crime Spree Including His Role In The Shooting Of City Sergeant
• Small Percentage Of 'Breakthrough' COVID-19 Cases No Surprise To North Texas Doctors
• San Francisco Officials Announce Police Deployment Aimed At Protecting Tourists
• Chicago Police Announce New Investigations Team That Will Go After Gun Traffickers
• 101-year-old pediatrician pushes off retirement
• San Mateo Supes Consider Millions For Small Businesses, Home Food Sales Permits
• Emergency Declaration 'Not A Solution' To Philadelphia's Gun Violence Issue, Mayor Jim Kenney Says In Letter
• Suspect Arrested Following Moraga-Orinda Police Chase, Shelter-In-Place Alert
• Man Hit With Multiple Charges After Allegedly Assaulting NYPD Officer With Glass Bottle In East Flatbush
• Bull Moose Roams Country Club Of Colorado Golf Course
• Aurora Theater Shooting Victims To Be Remembered In Midnight Vigil On Monday Night
• South Hills Woman Who Uses Mobility Scooter Raises Concern Over Sidewalk Shortfalls
• Jefferson Health Cancer Patients' Personal Information Compromised In April Hack
• Ventura County Health Officials 'Strongly Recommend' Indoor Masking -- But Stop Short Of Issuing Mask Mandate
• COVID: Monterey, San Benito, Santa Cruz Health Officers Join Calls To Mask Indoors Amid Delta Variant
• Bill Advances In Harrisburg To Ban Cell Phone Use by Drivers, But Some Lawmakers Worry About Racial Profiling
• Despite Drought Conditions, TPC Twin Cities Is In Good Shape For 3M Open
• Rescuers Go Above And Beyond During -- And After -- Island Heights, N.J. Hot Car Rescue; 'She Couldn't Believe It'
• Ex-gynecologist accused of sexually abusing dozens of female patients faces new charge
• Biden softens comment about Facebook "killing people"
• Jeffco Public Schools Urges Eligible Students To Get Vaccinated Ahead Of New School Year
• Hearing Held On New York City's Ranked Choice Voting System -- Lawmakers Examine What Worked And What Didn't
• Prince Harry is working on an "intimate and heartfelt memoir"
• Forward Progress Of 15-Acre Flores Fire Stopped, One Firefighter Suffers Minor Injuries
• Social Media Helps Colorado Photographer Find 'Random Couple' Who Got Engaged On Hoosier Pass
• Linda Shooting Now Homicide After Victim Dies In Hospital, Sheriff Says
• Officials Reminding Marylanders To Observe Wildlife From Safe Distances
• South Florida's Food For The Poor Critical In Getting COVID-19 Vaccines To Haiti
• South Floridians Continue To Stand In Solidarity With Cuba
• Emotional Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner Calls For Legislature To End Cash Bail After Another Violent Weekend
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot, Grassroots Coalition Announce Deal To Create Civilian Police Oversight Commission
• Former Chicago Ald. Bernard Hansen, Who Represented Lakeview From 1983 To 2002, Dies At 76
• Weymouth Hit-And-Run Victim Was 'Part Of The Fabric Of The Neighborhood'
• Gov. JB Pritzker Announces Re-Election Campaign
• Robinhood seeks valuation of up to $35 billion in IPO
• Sen. Gillibrand Joins NYC Mayoral Hopeful Adams In Pushing Bipartisan Bill That Would Make Gun Trafficking A Federal Crime
• Florida Man Becomes First U.S. Capitol Rioter Convicted Of Felony And Sentenced To Jail Time
• Palmetto Senior High Excited To Watch Alumni Jeff Bezos Rocket Into Space
• Ross Township Homeowner Fed Up After Home Floods Again
• Over 460 Flights At Denver International Airport Delayed Monday By Weather Issues Around The US
• Public Invited To Remember Johnny Hurley, Olde Town Arvada Shooting Hero
• 4 Sheep Rescued From Trunk Of Car In Hunt County During Traffic Stop, 1 Found Deceased
• Surveillance Video Shows 4 Suspects Wanted In Murder Of 21-Year-Old Woman In North Philadelphia
• Eric Garner's Family Pushing For Mayor De Blasio, Former NYPD Commissioner O'Neill To Testify On How NYC Handled 2014 Death
• Ford Recalls 850,000 Vehicles Including Explorers, F-350's, Lincoln Aviators
• Damage From Record Rainfall Has Some Massachusetts Towns Dealing With Emergency Conditions
• Fundraiser Looks To Help Save The 'Stargazer' Sculpture At Gateway To The Hamptons
• 26-Year-Old Mother Shot, Killed Inside Wilkinsburg Townhome
• NYPD On The Hunt For Dirt Bike Rider Who Critically Injured 4-Year-Old Boy In Queens
• Long Island Educators Combining Lessons Of Heart, Mind And Body This Summer To Reclaim What Was Lost Due To Pandemic
• Pembroke Pines Police Need Help Finding Store Voyeur
• Illinois Vaccine Lottery: $100,000 Prize Winners Announced In Chicago, Berwyn, Joliet
• 1 Dead In Shooting Outside McDonald's On College Avenue In Fort Collins
• Miami Beach Evacuating Devon Apartments Due To Safety Concerns
• Texas Democrats Plan To Keep Public Engaged In Fight Against Republican Election Integrity Bills
• 'Beyond Life-Changing' - California Launches Nation's Largest Free School Lunch Program
• French President Honors Civil Rights Leader Jesse Jackson
• Joseph Mekhi Knowles, Tanaj Johnson Plead Not Guilty In Shooting Of 10-Year-Old Mario Ramirez In Pasadena
• Furry Tails: Gertie Between A Rock And A Hard Place
• NYPD: 3 People Robbed At Gunpoint By 2 Teenagers At Columbus Circle Station
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 3-Day Total Of 996 New Cases, 9 Additional Deaths
• 17-Year-Old Arrested In Shooting On Mansfield Basketball Court
• 'I Like To Call Him The Heart Of Baltimore' Orioles To Induct Super Fan Mo Gaba Into Hall Of Fame
• Judge Denies Cleveland Metroparks' Attempt To Stop Pittsburgh Zoo From Using Asian Lantern Festival Name
• Jury Selection Begins For SC Man Accused Of Killing New Jersey Native Samantha Josephson
• Plane Lands On Causeway In Ocean City, N.J.
• Extreme Flash Flooding Increasing In Frequency Over Last Few Years In Philadelphia Area
• Lakewood Police Investigate Deadly Crash That Closed Morrison Road Early Monday Morning
• Tre Williams, Rising Star On Mile High Sting Football Team, Dies In Denver Shooting
• UC Admits More Diverse, Bigger Group Of California Freshmen For Fall 2021
• $3.8 Billion Redevelopment Plan For Old Michael Reese Hospital Site Moves A Step Closer To Reality
• Colorado Doctor Calls Drop In Deaths For Some Common Cancers 'A Celebration For The Medical Community'
• Canada to allow vaccinated Americans to enter country in August
• 'A Great Way For Me To Have Some Peace Of Mind' Fertility Clinics See Increase In Egg Preservation During Pandemic
• Baseball Report: Yankees Fan Beans Red Sox Outfielder Alex Verdugo, Gets Banned For Life
• Battery Fire Breaks Out In Marseilles, Ilinois
• Provincetown Advisory Recommends Face Masks Indoors; 132 Cases Linked To COVID Cluster
• CBS News study: Most don't want voting to be harder, see power at stake
• Philadelphia Family Undeterred After American Flag Set Ablaze By Arsonist
• Sierra Search Crew OK After Helicopter Crash, Hiker Found
• Ford Recalls More Than 770,000 Explorer Vehicles
• California Holds Lottery To Determine Order Of Recall Candidates On Ballot
• Delaware Gov. Carney Signs Bill To Raise State's Minimum Wage To $15 An Hour
• Manitou Incline Reservation System Will Stay- For Good
• Work Resumes On Wells Fargo Center's $300 Million Renovation
• Marathoner Goes Missing On Weekend Hike At Yosemite National Park
• Ford Recalling Nearly 775,000 Explorer SUVs
• Car Crashes Into Gloucester County Home, Home Significantly Damaged
• State Officials Reminding Drivers Of 'Move Over' Law As Traffic Increases
• Canada To Reopen Border To US Visitors Aug. 9
• Man Arrested In Weekend Carjacking In Redwood City
• Ford Issues Recall For Thousands Of Explorer SUVs Over Steering Issues, 6 Injuries Reported
• 'ZooBop' Returns To Maryland Zoo
• LA Music Executive Theresa Velasquez Among Victims Of Florida Condo Collapse
• Report: Tom Brady Expected To Attend Buccaneers' White House Visit With Joe Biden
• Canada To Open Borders To Fully Vaccinated Americans Aug. 9
• DEP Suspects Pesticides Or Herbicides Killed Thousands Of Fish In Chartiers Creek
• Fishing Open At Cerro Reservoir After Upgrades
• Pittsburgh Steelers Sign Melvin Ingram To 1-Year Deal
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 3-Day Total Of 82 New Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Boston University Will Require Staff To Get COVID Vaccine
• Alyson Hannigan On MTV's 'Adorableness': 'It Was Incredibly Cathartic To Sit There And Laugh'
• Families Of Capital Gazette Shooting Victims Sue The Baltimore Sun, Tribune Publishing
• Minnesota Court Of Appeals Sends PolyMet Air Permit Case Back To Agency
• Code Orange Air Quality Action Day Issued For Pittsburgh Area Due To Wildfires In Canada
• Zach LaVine Placed Under Health And Safety Protocols, Won't Travel To Tokyo Monday With USA Basketball Team
• Ford Recalls More Than 850,000 Vehicles
• MN Weather: Rain Falling In Northern MN With A Severe Line Of Storms In The Mix
• Bodies Found In Angeles National Forest Wreck Identified As Missing Couple Ethan Manzano And Sophia Edwards
• Dallas Residents Struggling To Keep Cool Can Receive Free Portable A/Cs And Coolers
• Port of Oakland Adds Electric Trucks, Charging Stations In Pilot Project
• Body Found In North Branch Of Chicago River At Argyle Street
• Bezos & Blue Origin Brings Space Tourism To Tiny Texas Town Of Van Horn
• Federal Judge Upholds Indiana University's Vaccination Requirement For Students
• Trevor Nielsen Sentenced For Hiding Camera In Forever 21 Changing Room
• Coronavirus recession was shortest and steepest ever
• Pittsburgh Penguins Release 2021 Preseason Schedule
• Halle Berry Spotted Filming Movie In Plainville
• U.S. probes mysterious "health incidents" among diplomats in Vienna
• Mom says fate kept 10-year-old alive when dad died in Surfside
• Michigan Sheriff In Critical Condition After Weekend Home Accident
• Fort Worth Police Explorer Program
• Child Tax Credit: Monthly Payments Already Arriving In Parents' Bank Accounts
• 'He'd Love Seeing This': Emerson College Student Daniel Hollis Remembered At Annual Golf Tournament
• Baltimore County Police Investigating Early Sunday Morning Shooting In Dundalk
• U.S. stocks drop on fears COVID variants threaten recovery
• Fort Worth ISD Looking For Help Designing Future Technology Plan
• Canada To Let Vaccinated United States Citizens Enter Country On Aug. 9
• Lottery Ticket Worth $1 Million Sold In Mercer County
• TSA Officer Helps Couple Find Diamond That Fell Off Engagement Ring At JFK Airport
• Police Investigate Chaotic Sunday Night Sideshow in Rincon Hill
• Gardening 101: Demonstration Garden
• Official: Haiti's Interim President Claude Joseph To Step Down
• Wildfire Smoke From Canada Creates Hazy Skies In Pittsburgh
• This City In Michigan Was Named 2021's Most Educated City In The US
• Arson Investigators Believe Fire At Old Movie Theater Was Intentionally Set
• Pediatricians group says kids should wear masks when school restarts
• Man Shoots, Kills Valley Glen Neighbor Over Loud Music, Police Say
• Missing Point Reyes Hiker Found Dead
• Orioles Launch $40 Unlimited Ticket Pass For August And September
• Starry Stonewort Confirmed In Northern Minnesota's Leech Lake
• SWAT Called To Duquesne Heights; Suspect Taken Into Custody
• Timberwolves' Anthony Edwards Makes Cover Of SLAM Magazine
• Planes To Drop Mulch On Cameron Peak Fire Burn Scar To Reduce Runoff
• 3 Teens Injured In West Philadelphia Shooting, Shots Fired At Responding Officers: Police
• NYC Marriage Bureau Reopens For Appointment-Only, In-Person Weddings
• UPDATE: 3-Alarm Fire Rips Through West Oakland Victorian, Heavily Damages 2 Neighboring Homes
• Mattapoisett Police Chief Mary Lyons Pleads Not Guilty To Drunk Driving Charge On Cape
• Dundalk Water Main Break Closes Roadway
• Diocese Of Camden Priest Alfred Onyutha, 44-Year-Old Man Killed In Head-On Collision In Franklin Township Over Weekend
• American Academy Of Pediatrics Recommends Masks For Everyone In Schools This Fall
• Vikings DT Michael Pierce Reportedly Injures Calf, Could Miss Start Of Training Camp
• Some Colorado Mountain Towns Redirect Tourism Focus To Stewardship Messaging
• Disgraced Ex-Prosecutor Gets Probation, Loses Law License
• Menlo Park-Based Robinhood Sees Valuation Of Up To $35 Billion As Public Company
• 19-year-old NHL prospect comes out as gay
• North Philadelphia Native Dawn Staley To Make First Olympic Appearance As Head Coach Of USA Women's Basketball Team
• England drops all restrictions despite surging COVID infections
• LOOK: FBI Releases 300 Pages From Whitey Bulger File
• New evidence shows Rodney Reed innocent of 1996 murder, lawyers say
• Travel By Road, Air Now Exceeds Pre-Pandemic Levels In Maryland
• Stretch Of I-94 In St. Paul Now Closed For Yearlong Construction Project
• Showers Available At McKeesport Area High School For Residents Under Water Advisory
• Woman Flown To Hospital After Wrong-Way Crash On Route 22
• Caught On Video: Bear Cub Plays With Tire Swing In Backyard Of La Cañada Flintridge Home
• UCSF Study Finds An Extra Cup Of Coffee Doesn't Trigger Heart Palpitations
• 3 Dead Near Michigan Country Music Festival Were School Pals
• Gottheimer: State Department Must Act On Massive Passport Backlog
• David Ortiz Launching Podcast With Barstool Sports' Jared Carrabis
• Gov. DeSantis Says State To Fight COVID-19 Ruling In Cruise Ship Case
• Philadelphia Eagles Remove Carson Wentz Banner Outside Lincoln Financial Field
• Baltimore Man Caught With Gun At Reagan Airport Security, TSA Says
• In Battle Against Violent Crime Arlington Police Launch 'Operation Connect' Initiative
• First round Afghans who helped U.S. military are coming to Fort Lee
• Denver Jury Finds Christopher Smith Guilty In Deadly Stabbing At National Western Complex Last Year
• COVID patient: Rejecting the vaccine is "playing Russian roulette"
• New Bartlett Police Dog, Maverick, Will Be Sworn-In Tuesday
• Armstrong County Mom Accused Of Leaving Young Daughters At Home, Assaulting Neighbor
• Biden administration to send 3 million vaccine doses to Guatemala
• Search Continues For Gunman In Deadly Weekend LoDo Shooting
• Florida man sentenced to 8 months in prison in Capitol riot case
• Woman, 63, Struck And Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver In Lincolnwood
• Fire That Caused $2 Million In Damage To Lake Arrowhead Boats, Docks Deemed Suspicious
• Jeff Bezos "not really nervous" about Blue Origin space launch
• Capitol Rioter Who Breached Senate Sentenced To 8 Months
• Ford Recalls Nearly 775K Explorer SUVs Following Reports Of Six Injuries
• Haiti's interim leader to step down amid power struggle
• COVID-19 In MN: Over 66% Of Those Ages 12 And Up Have Received At Least 1 Vaccine Dose
• Tyler Murder Suspect Dakevian Scroggins Added To Texas 10 Most Wanted List
• Grand Rapids Man Convicted In Attack On DNR Conservation Officer
• Attorney general restricts efforts to seize reporters' records
• 3 Children Killed In Prince George's County Fire
• 2 Shootings In 7 Hours On Dan Ryan Expressway; No Injuries Reported
• South Florida Demonstrators Say Enough Is Enough, Time For Freedom In Cuba
• Man Shot Dead In Salinas Neighborhood
• Bruins Will Reportedly Make Hard Push To Sign Defenseman Ryan Suter
• VIDEO: Fire Damages 3-Story Duplex In Isleton
• Colorado DEA Agent Brian Neil Charged In Road Rage Incident
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Cases Increase By More Than 100 For 7th Consecutive Day, Over 3.5M Marylanders Fully Vaccinated
• Weymouth Police Looking For Volkswagen Jetta In Deadly Hit-And-Run
• Britney Spears Lashes Out At Conservatorship: 'Support System Hurt Me Deeply'
• "Never Have I Ever" star on representation and mental health
• Patrick Chung Appreciated Kyle Dugger's Request To Take Over Jersey No. 23
• 4 Michigan Festivalgoers Dead; 3 Exposed To Carbon Monoxide
• Police: Would-Be Mugger Pulls Blade On Victim At 7-Eleven In Queens
• Police: 2 Shot Outside Center Moriches Supermarket
• Sheriff: Woman Dead For Several Days Found In San Dimas Home
• New England Living: Preserving The 19th Century Eustis Estate In Milton
• Biden promotes economic agenda as debate heats up in Congress
• DC Police Recover Suspect Car In Fatal Shooting Of 6-Year-Old Nyiah Courtney
• Walmart fined $125M after firing worker with Down syndrome
• WATCH: Leyna Bloom On Being First Black & Asian Trans Woman On SI Swimsuit Magazine & Movie 'Port Authority'
• Thousands Of Dollars Of Perfume Stolen From Ulta Beauty Store On Long Island, Adding To Nationwide Shoplifting Trend
• Some DNR Customer Service Centers To Reopen To Public
• Investigation Into Surfside Collapse On Hold, Site Remains A Crime Scene
• Time Is Running Out To Vaccinate Kids Ages 12+ Against COVID Before School Year
• F1 star Lewis Hamilton targeted with racist abuse after crash
• Tatum Struggles With Shot, But Helps Everywhere Else In USA's Exhibition Win Over Spain
• New Hampshire Communities Flooded By Weekend Rain
• Jaroslav Halak, Bruins Going Separate Ways After Three Seasons Together
• Crews Battle Early Morning Fire Along American River Parkway
• New York City Restaurant Week Returns Monday With Even More Offers
• Dallas Police Investigate Deadly Shooting On East 9th Street, Arrest Suspect Johnny Hernandez
• SEE IT: Ravens RB Gus Edwards Bought A Home For His Mom
• Hundreds Turn Out For Meeting About Housing Young Migrants In Central Michigan Community
• Suspect arrested after commenting on police Facebook post
• California Launches Largest Free School Lunch Program In US
• Fan Who Beaned Alex Verdugo With Baseball Thrown From Stands Banned From Attending MLB Games For Life
• U.N. warned of "relentless wave of attacks" against aid workers
• Denver Weather: The Summer Doldrums Have Arrived With Unusually Consistent Weather
• Peyton Manning & John Lynch Reflect On Time With Broncos As They Prepare Hall Of Fame Speeches
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Weaken As Crude Prices Tumble
• WATCH LIVE: DA Larry Krasner To Announce Third Round Of Violence Prevention Grant Funding To Community Groups
• Here Are The Players The Bruins Left Exposed To Expansion Draft
• 22-Year-Old Man Shot Sunday Night In NE Baltimore
• Devastated Families Remember 4 Young People Killed In Hickory Hills Crash That Split Car In Half
• Proposal Would Allow Mail-In, Early Voting In Massachusetts This Year
• Report: No Recent Progress On Contract Talks Between Patriots, Stephon Gilmore
• The Scoop On Low-Calorie Ice Creams: Which Of The Healthy Choices Are Really Healthy?
• Air Monitoring Program Will Enable Commerce City Residents To Learn About Suncor Energy Emissions
• Police Chase In Michigan Ends With Suspect Killed In Ohio
• Small Brush Fire Breaks Out On Federal Land In Lancaster
• DUI Arrest Made After Galt Woman, 65, Killed In Series Of Collisions
• At Least 10 Killed, 49 Wounded In Chicago Weekend Gun Violence; 8 Surviving Victims Under 18
• Five Texas state Democrats have tested positive for COVID-19
• Memorial Service To Be Held Monday For Leneal Frazier, Relatives Of George Floyd To Speak
• PTL Links: July 19, 2021
• Cuban Born Singer Gloria Estefan Wants The World To Put Pressure On Cuba
• Red Cross Offers Amazon Gift Cards, Chance To Win Gas For A Year In Push For Blood Donations
• Bomb Threat Closed Mackinac Bridge For 3 Hours On July 18
• Tigers Sweep Twins With 7-0 Win
• Matt Turner Makes Nice Save On Revs Teammate Tajon Buchanan During USA-Canada Gold Cup Match
• San Francisco Bay Area Dodges Major Dry Lightning Threat; Red Flag Warning Cancelled
• NASA is growing chile peppers in space
• Firefighters rescue dog trapped between two walls
• LA Sheriff Alex Villanueva Says Deputies Won't Enforce Mask Mandate
• 2 People Hurt In Roseville House Fire
• Miami Weather: Partly To Mostly Sunny, 'Feels Like' Temps In Upper 90s
• Sacramento Leaders Go Door To Door To Encourage Vaccinations In South Sacramento
• Red Wings Pick Up Defenseman Leddy
• Crash Involving Motorcycle Closes Northbound Lanes On I-94 Near Wilson Avenue
• 2 In 3 Romantic Relations Stemmed From Friendships, Study Finds
• Almirola Pulls Off Shocker At New Hampshire
• Weekend Meltdown For Dallas-Native Jordan Spieth At The British Open
• Biden administration announces first Guantanamo detainee transfer
• Saharan Dust, Drier Air Lead To Calmer Weather Conditions Through End Of The Month
• COVID Recovery: Restaurants Adding Dine-In Fee To Cover Rising Post-Pandemic Labor Costs
• Motorcyclist Dies After Colliding With Semi In Central Minnesota
• Red Sox Bats Need To Wake Up From Current Slumber
• Lightning-Sparked Tamarack Fire In NorCal Explodes To Over 23K Acres
• Hearing Set For Discussion On Proposed Amazon Center In Churchill
• Recruit Military To Host Career Fair Specifically For Veterans At Soldier Field This Week
• DACA Ruling Leads To Frustration And Devastation For Young Undocumented Immigrants
• Weather Blog: Fine Weather Ahead
• As Highly Infectious COVID Delta Variant Spreads, Doctors Are Worried About Unvaccinated Children
• Mysterious Light In Center Field Briefly Delays Red Sox-Yankees Game
• 1 Dead, 3 Wounded In Weekend Walnut Creek Shooting
• Pennsylvania Seeking To Change The Gas Tax, Looking For Other Revenue Options
• Shock and grief as death toll from European flooding nears 200
• Minneapolis Faces Possible Water Restrictions Amid Drought Conditions
• Wild Announce Protected Players For Upcoming Expansion Draft
• LA music exec is 95th fatality identified in Florida condo collapse
• Spyware may be targeting some 1,000 journalists, others worldwide
• Texas Democrats Hope Walkout Will Help With Party Slump
• Florida Sees Surge In COVID Cases, FIU's Infectious Disease Expert Dr. Aileen Marty Said Delta Variant Is Big Concern
• Queens Woman Grazed By Stray Bullet While Sitting Inside Her Own Home
• U.S. gymnast catches COVID just days before Olympic opener
• Pittsburgh Weather: Low Rain Chances And Plenty Of Sunshine
• Behind J.T. Realmuto's Big Day, Phillies Take Series Against Marlins To Move Closer To Mets in NL East Standings
• U.S. and allies blaming China for massive cyberattack
• 4 people die while attending country music festival in Michigan
• Realmuto Powers Phils Over Marlins To Finish Suspended Game
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/19 Monday Morning Forecast
• Serious Multi-Car Crash On I-676 In Camden Leaves 1 Person Injured
• Massachusetts Father, Son Sentenced To Prison In Japan For Helping Nissan Chairman Escape
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Day Ahead
• Target's Teacher Discount Is Back Until End Of July
• Enormous Bootleg Fire sends smoke entire length of Oregon
• New Jersey Officials Concerned Over Uptick In COVID-19 Cases Among Unvaccinated, Announce More Than 3,000 Breakthrough Cases
• Fire Forces Residents To Evacuate Of Butler County Apartment Complex
• Two Friends On 60-Mile Trek From Philadelphia To Atlantic City To Raise Money For We Love Philly's Project OwnerSHIP
• Several Homes Catch Fire In Washington County
• EF-1 Tornado Touched Down In Burlington County During Saturday Storms, National Weather Service Confirms
• Jeff Bezos pursues space dream with Blue Origin launch
• Philadelphians Personally Impacted By Gun Violence Come Together To Share Coping Strategies As Epidemic Worsens
• For Cuban Americans In Philadelphia, Watching Protests From Afar Emotional Experience
• Series Of Sunday Shootings Bookends Another Violent Weekend In Philadelphia That Sees More Than 30 Victims
• State Police Investigating Series Of Identity Thefts Dating Back To Late June
• Pa. State Trooper Who Is Facing Charges For Tampering With Evidence Due In Court
• Recurring Flooding Of Union Avenue Reportedly Due To Faulty Pipe On Private Property
• 'If It Ain't Broke, Why Fix It?': Community Members Pushing Back Against Philadelphia's Plans To Demolish Carousel House
• Court keeps COVID rules in place for Florida-based cruise ships
• Josh Gibson's Historic 1938 Home Run In Monessen To Be Celebrated This Week
• Monday's Show Info (7/19/21)
• Pennsylvania Election Audit Gets GOP Campaign Trail Embrace
• Prison terms in Japan for 2 Americans in escape of ex-Nissan chief

Videos from July 19, 2021

• 7/19: Red and Blue
• Leyna Bloom becomes Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue's first transgender cover model
• Delta variant fuels spike in U.S. coronavirus cases as vaccinations stumble
• Misinformation could be making people hesitant to get vaccinated
• U.S. and allies accuse China of worldwide cybercrime spree
• Millions of Americans face eviction as federal moratorium to end July 31
• 101-year-old pediatrician pushes off retirement
• Prince Harry writing "intimate and heartfelt" memoir
• Biden says rising inflation is temporary and White House remains "vigilant"
• Jeff Bezos set to blast off on historic space flight
• Death toll climbs from catastrophic flooding in Europe
• U.S. accuses China of global cyberattack campaign
• Capitol rioter convicted of felony gets 8 months in prison
• Delta variant fuels rise in COVID cases across 48 states
• CBS News poll: Most Americans don't want voting to become harder
• Local Matters: Senator Maggie Hassan gears up for tough reelection in New Hampshire
• Capitol rioter sentenced to 8 months in prison
• Biden faces challenges on immigration policy
• Restaurants still struggle to survive the pandemic
• Sidebar with Del Rio & Caraway
• Biden discusses economic recovery ahead of infrastructure push
• NYT: "No one is safe" from extreme weather as climate change takes toll
• Dog trapped behind wall rescued and reunited with family
• Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg gives urgent infrastructure warning
• Iowa Christian summit attracts possible 2024 presidential candidates
• CBS News poll shows unvaccinated Americans less concerned about Delta variant than vaccinated Americans
• COVID-19 cases up in all 50 states for first time since January
• U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum highlights America's best athletes, their achievements
• Van Horn, Texas, gearing up for international fame with Blue Origin launch
• Texas federal court stops DACA program, deeming it "illegal"
• COVID vaccine booster shot mixed messaging and confusion over breakthrough cases
• Thousands of translators stranded in Afghanistan
• Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and New Shepard crew on traveling into space
• Jeff Bezos and crew prepare to launch into space Tuesday in Blue Origin's first human flight
• Bezos spaceflight company Blue Origin preps for takeoff
• U.S., global allies condemn China for "malicious cyber activities"
• Germany hardest hit by worst flooding in Europe's history
• COVID-19 cases, deaths rise among unvaccinated population in Arkansas
• 7/19: CBSN AM