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Articles from July 22, 2021

• Giants Rally In 9th For 2nd Straight Night To Beat Dodgers
• Sean Manaea Strikes Out Career-Best 13, Oakland Tops Seattle 4-1
• Sudden Death Of 10-Year-Old Boy Who Had COVID-19 Leaves Elk Grove Family With Questions
• Folsom Fire Department Ask The City To Declare Local Emergency
• Small Businesses in Alameda Targeted With Spate of Americans With Disabilities Act Lawsuits
• Sean Manaea Fans Career-Best 13, Oakland Tops Seattle
• Giants Rally in 9th for 2nd Straight Night to Beat Dodgers
• 2 Oakland Dining Spots to Require Proof of COVID Vaccination or Negative Test Results
• Face Masks to Be Required Inside All San Mateo County Buildings Starting Monday
• Giants Rally In 9th For 2nd Straight Night To Beat Dodgers
• Veteran Chopper Pilot And First Woman Hired At OCFA Claims Gender Discrimination For Dismissal
• Woodland Bar Shuts Down After Maskless, Unvaccinated Customers Infect Staff With COVID-19
• Montclair To Require City Employees To Wear Vaccine Stickers To Work Without Masks
• Obscure 'Birthday Rule' Costs Colorado Couple $5,000 More For Normal Hospital Birth
• Structure Fire Spreads To Cars, Apartment Complex In North Highlands
• LA County Reports 2,767 COVID-19 Cases, Highest Number Since February
• 'I Do Not Want To Stop Here': 84-Year-Old Graduates With Psychology Degree From CSUN
• US Seeks To Drop Chinese Researcher's Visa Fraud Case
• Albany Fertilizer Distributor Fire Posed No Threat To Area Residents, Fire Dept. Says
• 'It Affects Everybody': Crews Work To Mitigate Damage From Poudre Canyon Flooding
• Debris Flow On Colorado River Causes 'Extended Closure' Of I-70 In Glenwood Canyon
• Smart Device Data Shows Pre-Pandemic Amounts Of People In Downtown Denver For MLB All-Star Game
• Aurora Public Schools Serves More Than 8 Million Meals To Families During Pandemic
• Bill Russell To Auction Most Of His Prized Celtics, NBA Memorabilia
• Chicago Weather: Steamy Heat
• Massachusetts House Votes To Legalize Sports Betting
• 'I Sacrificed Everything For Him,' Says Mom Of Teen Killed 1 Of 2 In Back-To-Back Mass Shootings In North Lawndale; Police Question 3 Persons Of Interest
• Mayfield's 3-Run Homer Off Maeda Leads Angels Past Twins 3-2
• Can Having COVID Lead To Hair Loss? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Gov. Pritzker Says He Plans To Attend Lollapalooza, Urges People To Wear Masks In Crowds
• Drivers Brace For Months Of Traffic Delays In Medford After I-93 Bridge Crash
• Mudslide Blocks Campers From Leaving Site In Pitkin County
• Fowler, Vegas, Merritt Tied For 3M Open Lead In Blaine
• Family Says They Cannot Get Deceased Husband's Stimulus Check Due To Overwhelmed IRS Call Centers
• Woman, Dog Found Dead In Car At Clark And Fullerton In Lincoln Park
• South LA Households Impacted By Botched Fireworks Detonation Receive $2K From City
• Other Republicans "expressed their interest" in riot committee, Pelosi says
• South Hills Man Dies After Trying To Break Up Bar Fight In Baldwin
• NYPD Sgt. Phillip Wong Enters Not Guilty Plea To Charges Of Assaulting Prisoners
• Wildfire Preparedness Meeting Held Thursday By Councilwoman Nithya Raman And City Fire Officials
• Marisnick Hits 2-Run Double, But No Other Runs For Cubs As They Lose To Cards Again
• Marlins Fall Short Against Padres 3-2
• Greg Knapp, New York Jets assistant coach, has died at 58
• SEE IT: D.C. Police Release Video Of Suspect In Shooting Near Crowded Logan Circle Restaurants, 2 Injured
• Mayor De Blasio Sounds Off On Those Not Taking Delta Variant Seriously: 'I Mean, This Is Crazy. Get Vaccinated'
• Attorney General Merrick Garland Visits Chicago As Feds Launch Strike Force Amid Serious Spike In Violence
• WATCH: Teenager Takes Seagull To The Face On Wildwood's SpringShot Ride
• 3 People Suspected Of Stealing Items From Condo In West Sacramento
• Pittsburgh Native Recovering After Suffering Stroke While Playing For Slippery Rock Rugby Team
• Dance Community Mourns Boston Harbor Boat Crash Victim Jeanica Julce
• Capitol Rioter Andrew Ryan Bennett Pleads Guilty To Misdemeanor In Massive January 6 Riot Investigation; He Live Streamed Shooting Death Of Ashli Babbitt
• Baltimore County Police Investigating Murder Of Deras Washington In Owings Mills
• Cuban Experts Sound Off On What Biden Sanctions Will Mean For People On The Island
• As Covid-19 Cases Continue To Increase Daily, Marylanders Begin To Wonder If Mask Mandates Will Be Reinstated
• FBI Identify Remains Found At Catoctin Mountain Park As 21-Year-Old Joanna Michelle Amaya
• Coral Springs Condo Deemed Unsafe, Residents Told To Evacuate
• 'Neighbors Against Predatory Dumping Act' Aims To Cut Down Illegal Dumping In Baltimore
• 'We Are Barely Hanging On': Iconic Faidley's Seafood Struggled Through Pandemic After Not Receiving Any Money From Restaurant Revitalization Fund
• States, Johnson & Johnson Announce $26 Billion Settlement To End Opioid Lawsuits
• Rolling Loud Video Wall Collapses; No Injuries Reported
• Minneapolis, Hennepin Co. Announce Cooling Options For Homeless During Heat Wave
• Princeton Home Explosion Leaves 1 Dead, 2 Injured
• Colorado's Mountain Communities Consider Restrictions On Short-Term Rentals As Affordable Housing Crisis Looms
• GM Halts Production For Most Full-Sized Pickups For One Week, Due To Chip Shortage
• SOS Benson: Register In Person At Local Clerk To Vote In Aug. 3 Election
• Biden Administration Appoints Special Envoy To Haiti
• Greenfield Neighbors Say No One Is Taking Responsibility For Clogged Drain Flooding Street
• Michigan Sees Slight Uptick In COVID-19 Delta Variant Cases
• Braves' Early Grand Slam Dooms Matt Moore, Phillies In 7-2 Loss
• CPS To Require Masks For Everyone In School Buildings, Regardless Of Vaccination Status, When 2021-22 School Year Begins
• Protesters Demand Permanent Shutdown Of Dolton Gas Station Where Attendant Beat Woman
• 'No Pressure From 5': Rams Cornerback Jalen Ramsey Responds To NFL's COVID Vaccine Crackdown
• Philadelphia Residents Torn Over Indoor Mask Suggestion
• National Farmers Market Week Helps Kick Off Colorado Proud Month, Importance Of Supporting Local Growers
• Muffins Sold Nationwide Recalled Over Listeria Concerns
• ICU Nurse: 'A Lot Of These Patients Don't Make It;' Video Looks Inside COVID Ward At Jackson Memorial Hospital
• Mandatory Evacuation Lifted In Larimer County, Poudre River Reopens South Of Rustic
• Jurupa Valley Brusher Burns More Than 40-Acres, Cause Under Investigation
• Potentially Deadly Blue-Green Algae Closes Sloan's Lake
• $20,000 Price Tag Of San Francisco Trash Can Prototypes Stuns Residents, City Leaders
• ATF Joins Plano Police Department's Investigation Of House Explosion
• Man Shot Multiple Times In North Minneapolis
• Quarantine Concerns: COVID-19 Cases Popping Up In Elk Grove Classrooms
• Christopher Linsmayer Pleads Guilty To Arson For Burning Slash Piles In Grand County
• NFL Says Unvaccinated Players Will Face Severe Protocols, Any COVID-19 Outbreak That Cancels A Game Will Result In Penalties For Teams
• 35-Year-Old Rasheed Mickens Sentenced To 10 Years In Federal Prison For Drug & Firearm Possession
• Vickie Cartwright Named Interim Broward School Superintendent To Replace Robert Runcie
• Big Ten Football: Wildcats Coach Pat Fitzgerald On Recruiting And Rebuilding, Illini Coach Bret Bielema Hopes For Conference Success
• Rep. John Thompson Apologized To Sergeant Who Pulled Him Over, SPPD Says
• Eric Clapton Says He Will Not Play At Venues Requiring Proof Of Vaccination
• LA County Supervisor Authors Motion To Create Blue-Ribbon Commission On Homelessness
• 'It's Overwhelming': Neighbors Survey Damage After Deadly Flash Floods In Larimer County
• Man Arrested In Dallas For Robbery And Carrying 'Hoax Bomb' Following Standoff
• Video Captures As Driver Stops Vehicle, Abandons Dogs In Need Of Veterinary Help In Pembroke Pines
• Texas Begins Arresting Migrants Crossing Border On Trespassing Charges
• Deputy Accused Of Unknowingly Backing Into Man On Bike: How Did She Not Know?
• Man Gets 15 Years In Prison For Role In 2018 Sonoma County Home Invasions
• COVID: Mask Mandates or Requests? Health Officials Weigh Options
• Anne Arundel Co. Police Hiring For Calltakers & Dispatchers
• West Virginia Man Convicted Of Organizing Network Of Shoplifters To Steal Thousands Of Dollars In Merchandise
• Boeing cleared to launch Starliner on 2nd test flight
• MISSING: Yakira Ali, 2, And Yahaira Ali, 4, Last Seen In Woodlawn, Believed To Have Been Abducted By Father
• Mudslide Closes Westbound I-70 In Avon For A Couple Of Hours Thursday Afternoon
• Child Cases Of Covid-19 Are Rising As Schools Gear Up To Reopen, But Vaccines For The Youngest Are Still Months Away
• Luke Hanchette, 42, Suspected Of Killing Cellmate, 48-Year-Old Leo Hemmer, Wednesday In Indio Jail
• Van Gogh Alive: Immersive Exhibit Opens At Stanley Marketplace
• Orange County Reports Spike In COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations
• Oft-Injured Avalanche Forward Matt Calvert Retires At 31
• West Nile Virus Positive Mosquitoes Confirmed In LA County
• Encino Man, Robert Benlevi, Arrested In Alleged $27M PPP Fraud Scheme Could Face Decades Behind Bars
• Lyons Homeowner Thinks She's Getting Hosed By Village's Demand She Pay For Leaking Water Line Not On Her Property
• Attorney General Merrick Garland Meets With Anti-Violence Groups Searching For Solutions In The Wake Of Mass Shootings
• Sand Taxi Business In Ocean Comes To An Abrupt End Following New Ordinance
• State Leaders Recommend Pennsylvanians Invest Child Tax Credit Money
• Ret. LAFD Captain Rick Godinez Honored Thursday As 2019 Firefighter Of The Year
• Duxbury Police Recover Money For Victim Scammed Out Of $8,000
• Colorado Avalanche Announce 2021-2022 Season Schedule
• Staten Island Judge Vacates Conviction Of Grant Williams After New Evidence Uncovered In 1996 Murder Of Shdell Lewis
• Police: Troopers Find $1.8M Worth Of Fentanyl During Traffic Stop In Mercer County
• Former 49ers Assistant Coach Greg Knapp Dies Of Injuries Following Danville Bicycle Crash
• Staten Island Priest Rev. Angelo Micciulla In Dire Need Of A Kidney Donor; 'It's Hard When You Have To Ask For Help'
• Pierogi Fest Is Back! Starting Friday In Whiting, Indiana
• COVID In Minnesota: Data Show State's Conservative Counties Have Lower Vaccination Rates, Reflecting National Trend
• Robert Durst's Attorneys File Emergency Motion For Mistrial Citing Declining Health
• Inter Miami CF Seeks Redemption Against Philadelphia
• Twin Cities Summer Jam Returns To Shakopee's Canterbury Park
• Californians Lost More Than $620 Million To Online Scam Artists In 2020
• N.J. State Police Urging Motorists To Take Extra Precautions, As Preliminary Data Shows Traffic Fatalities Are Up
• Pro surfer on his journey to the Tokyo Olympics
• Lanes Shut Down For Hours On Northbound Bishop Ford Freeway After Truck Spills 19,000 Pounds Of Gravel
• Rare Summer Spike In RSV Cases Reported In North Texas
• 'They Are Scared': Relatives Of Mass Shooting Victims Said There's No Protection For Witnesses Who Speak Up
• 'Goodz' Manhattan Pop-Up Boutique Benefits Female Artists Around The World And Nonprofit The Pad Project
• New Mudslide Closes Highway 125 To All Except Local Traffic In Grand County
• UPMC Magee, Pitt Study Testing COVID-19 Vaccine In Pregnant And Postpartum Women
• Coyote Pup That Had Collar On Bites Woman On Colorado's Eastern Plains
• Frederick County Health Department To Hold Back-To-School Immunization Clinics
• Teenager Badly In Need Of Liver Transplant Miraculously Recovers Thanks To Quick-Working Dialysis Machine
• 'Reliability Is First': ERCOT, PUC Give Update On Readiness Of Texas Power Grid During Summer Heat
• Pedestrian In Critical Condition After Being Struck By Driver Near Oakland's Lake Merritt
• Living With Alzheimer's: Doctors At Hackensack University Medical Center Stress Early Detection For Best Treatment, Quality Of Life
• Police: 3 Face Charges In Hollywood In Shooting Of Kitten; Feline Had To Be Euthanized
• Flyers Schedule 2021-22: Philadelphia Opens On 4-Game Homestand; Dave Hakstol Returns With Kraken In 2nd Game
• Twins Trade DH Nelson Cruz To Tampa Bay Rays
• Cape Cod Ramping Up Vaccinations And Requirements As COVID Case Counts Grow
• SoCal Gang Member Sentenced To 31 Years In Prison For Drugs, Firearms, Attempted Murder Charges
• Firefighters Extinguish Extra-Alarm Fire At South Shore High-Rise; Mother, Two Children Taken To Hospital For Smoke Inhalation
• Death Of Man Found In Sacramento Neighborhood Now A Homicide Investigation
• July 29 An Important Deadline To Sign Up For 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund
• Pittsburgh Penguins Release 2021-22 Schedule
• Momentum Building For Major Donors Supporting Racially-Diverse Climate Groups
• House votes to allow more visas for Afghans who helped Americans
• Agent: Jets Assistant Coach Greg Knapp Dies From Injuries, Following Bike Accident Last Week In California
• Crowd Protests After Prairie Grove Restaurant Is Fined For Flying American Flags Out Front; Village Says It's About Where Flags Were Mounted
• Dozens of COVID cases linked to Olympic Games in Tokyo
• Healing-Centered Schools Task Force Sends Recommendations Addressing Punishment, Trauma At New York City Schools
• Avoid Becoming A Victim Of Catalytic Converter Thefts: Make It Harder For Criminals
• City Leaders Demanding More Action To Address Philadelphia's Gun Violence Crisis
• Legislature Begins To Tackle Congressional Redistricting, While Many Warn Against Political Gerrymandering
• Bootleg Fire Update: COVID Outbreak Among Firefighters; 'Still Have A Long Road Ahead Of Us'
• City Receiving Complaints Of Scooters Left On Sidewalks 2 Weeks Into New Program
• COVID Update: Mandatory Workplace Vaccinations Urged In Contra Costa, Santa Clara County, San Francisco
• Greg Knapp, NFL Assistant Coach And Former Sac State Star, Dies After Bicycling Accident
• Baltimore Judge Tells Police To Investigate Misconduct Swiftly To Rebuild Trust
• Pennsylvania State Rep. Margo Davidson Resigns After Being Accused Of Stealing From Taxpayers
• 2 Men Arrested For Stealing $1,300 In Shampoo, Hair Products From Temescal Valley Pharmacy
• Mark Van Natta Of Cockeysville Shares Story Of Recovering From Guillain-Barre Syndrome
• VIDEO: 'Heart-Stopping' Clip From Inside UC Davis Firetruck Cab Shows Tamarack Fire Intensity
• Flyers Legend Bernie Parent Shares Fishing Skills With Members Of Ed Snider Youth Hockey Foundation
• Taste With Tori: Get Ready For Your Taste Buds To Go On A Trip At Peace Pie In Cape May
• UPDATE: University Of California Regents Approve Multiyear Plan To Raise Tuition; First Increase Since 2017
• Evacuation Orders Issued Due To Vegetation Fire In Paradise Area
• DOJ Won't Investigate How Pennsylvania Handled Nursing Homes
• Person Survives 30 Foot Fall In Castlewood Canyon State Park
• Pittsburgh Philanthropist John G. Rangos Sr. Dies At 91
• Hemingway Days Return To Key West As Plenty Of Papas Vie For Look-Alike Title
• Bill From Bay Area Congress Members Will Study Effects Of Wildfire Smoke
• California's Recall Ballot Is Set, But GOP Strategy Isn't
• New York City Skyscrapers Going To High-Tech Lengths To Reduce Carbon Emissions
• New Production Of 'In The Heights' Playing At Adrienne Arsht Center With All-Miami Talent
• Minneapolis City Council Committee OK's Measure To Put Replacing MPD On November Ballot
• Man Accused of Multiple Child Molestations in Morgan Hill
• Authorities: Murder Suspect Who Escaped Custody In Oklahoma May Be In North Texas Area
• Another Round Of Flash Flooding For Colorado Burn Scars
• Stephon Gilmore Reports To Foxboro, Will Begin Patriots Training Camp On PUP
• Manteca Police Want To Thank Good Samaritan Who Offered To Help Officer During Struggle With Suspect
• Possible Attempted Child Abduction Of 7-Year-Old Girl In Plymouth, Police Say
• 2 Wounded In Shooting In Woodlawn Alley, A Block From Fatal Shooting Three Hours Earlier
• In Rodney Reed case, man defense says is real killer takes stand
• Twitter Posts Stronger-Than-Expected Q2 Results, Shares Jump
• Dallas Widow And Mother Of 5 Gifted Large SUV To Help Family
• Cheers? Bill Would Revisit Massachusetts' Happy Hour Ban
• Back to School: Recess, Lunchtime Returns To LAUSD, Along With Masks For All Students
• Lamar Jackson Arrives In Baltimore Thursday For Ravens Training Camp
• 'It Means A Lot': Randolph Army Veteran Gets New Roof From Operation Homefront
• Hate Crimes Against Asian-Americans On The Rise In Newton
• California GOP Still Struggling To Find Governor Recall Strategy
• Crews From As Far Away As Indiana Helping Cleanup From Severe Storms In Montgomery County
• Maryland National Guard Spc. Joseph Lee DePasquale Killed In Jarrettsville Crash Sunday
• New Catholic School To Open In Baltimore Where Infamous Housing Complex Featured In 'The Wire' Once Stood
• Neighborhood On Edge After 3 Women Attacked In Broad Daylight In Inwood Hill Park
• Bodycam Video: 75-Year-Old Michael Clark Tased By Idaho Springs Officer Nicholas Hanning
• Police: Armed Suspects Try To Steal E-Bike From Food Delivery Worker In Brooklyn
• Grace Project Empowering Women By Capturing Courage, Beauty, Grace Of Breast Cancer Patients
• Plea deal for man who filmed Ashli Babbitt's death at Capitol
• Geyser Of Water Shoots 20 Feet Into Air After Contractor Damaged Upper East Side Water Main
• Local Non-Profit Helping People Find Jobs Celebrates 20th Anniversary
• Suspected Murder Weapon Shown In New Jersey Native Samantha Josephson's Killing
• Texas Senate Honors Opal Lee For Helping Make Juneteenth National Holiday
• Pittsburgh Steelers Kick Off 2021 Training Camp
• Police Release New Photos Of Suspect Vehicle In Fatal Hwy 169 Shooting
• 2 Members Of Boys' Latin Charter School's Football Team Fall Victim To Gun Violence In West Philadelphia
• White Sox Rookie Yermin Mercedes Back With Triple-A Team A Day After Suggesting He Was Retiring; 'I'm Never Going To Give Up'
• Davis Restaurant That Got $150K GoFundMe Boost Reopens For First Time Since March 2020
• Massachusetts Reports 477 New COVID-19 Cases, 6 Additional Deaths
• Texas Gas Price Up 93 Cents Per Gallon Compared To This Day Last Year
• Highway 125 Reopens In Grand County After 'Multiple Mudslides' Overtake All Lanes
• Missing 4-Year-Old Boy Found Safe In Brighton
• Voters of color worry new laws may make voting harder
• Airbnb vacation rentals can be deadly to kids, regulators warn
• Inmate in Santa Clara County Jail Dies, Another Inmate Hospitalized
• Colorado Weather: Flash Flood Threat Continues, Warning Issued Issued Grand County
• Victim Of Fatal East 9th Street Shooting Identified As Robert Joe Frazier, 51
• 'Other Things Can Be Done': Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Says Biden's New Sanctions Targeting Cuban Regime Aren't Enough
• Texas Woman Who Stole, Sold Patients' Health Information To Fund Spending Spree Heads To Prison
• Los Angeles Zoo Unveils 5-Year Plan To Further Conservation Efforts
• Mayor Janey: Boston Students Will Still Be Wearing Masks In Schools This Fall
• Tokyo Olympics: USWNT Star Carli Lloyd, With 'Weight Lifted Off My Shoulders,' Looking To Add To Trophy Case
• Attorneys Suing Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Over COVID-19 Lockdown Argue In Philadelphia Court
• John Kelly Forbes Sentenced To 30 Years After Injuring Waxahachie Police Officer
• San Francisco To Get 400 New Treatment Beds For Mental Health, Substance Abuse - 'An Unprecedented Expansion'
• 'I Didn't Really Feel It': Teen Describes Viral Encounter With Seagull On Wildwood Slingshot
• Death Of 10-Year-Old Girl In La Plata County Was From Causes Associated With The Plague
• Larimer County Declares Local Disaster Emergency After Deadly Poudre Canyon Flash Flood
• Flyers Trade Defenseman Shayne Gostisbehere To Arizona Coyotes
• I-93 South In Medford Fully Reopens, Roosevelt Circle Overpass Repairs To Take 8 Months
• Report: Walt Disney Co. In Line For $570M In Tax Breaks For New Florida Campus
• Family Of Firefighter Elijah Snow Says He Was Kidnapped, Murdered At Cancun Resort 
• Red Sox Sign Top Draft Pick Marcelo Mayer
• Man Shot By Watauga Police After Pointing Rifle At Officers, Authorities Say
• Luke Combs Pays Funeral Costs For 3 Men Who Died At Michigan Country Music Festival
• Family Of Arlington Firefighter Elijah Snow Says He Was Kidnapped, Murdered At Cancun Resort 
• COVID Update: 3 East Bay Counties See Significant Surge in Cases From Delta Variant
• Over 25,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Warden At California Women's Prison Being Investigated By Feds
• COVID-19 Cases Rising Again In Illinois; Most New Cases Since Early May
• Toppled Gandhi Statue In Davis To Be Replaced With Seated Version
• Former Allegheny County Jail Medical Assistant Charged With Institutional Sexual Assault
• GOP seeks records on possible U.S. funding of research at Chinese lab
• Montez Lee Pleads Guilty To Setting Minneapolis Pawn Shop On Fire During Unrest
• MS-13 Gang Leader Pleads Guilty To Racketeering Conspiracy To Commit Murders, Extortion
• Rare Videos: 'Ranger Tiffany' Captures Footage Of Mountain Lion Family Life In Roxborough State Park
• Former Detroit Police Chief James Craig Confirms He Is Running For Michigan Governor
• Man Accused Of Throwing Concrete At Pittsburgh Police During Riots Pleads Guilty
• Report: Franchy Cordero Getting Called Up To Red Sox
• Former Nun Mary Margaret Kreuper Pleads Guilty To Embezzling Catholic School Funds
• In Denver Visit, Interior Secretary Deb Haaland Says Drought Demands Investment
• 2 People Shot While In Car On Lincoln Avenue Near McCormick Road
• University Of California Regents Approve First Tuition And Fee Hike Since 2017
• Gov. Jared Polis Wishes Luck To Olympians Competing In Tokyo
• Florida Unemployment Claims Increase
• NFL Says COVID-19 Outbreaks Among Unvaccinated Players May Lead To Forfeits This Season
• Crime Stoppers Offering $2,500 Reward For Information On Fatal New Year's Eve Shooting
• KDKA-UPMC Children's Hospital Free Care Fund Campaign Kicks Off With Christmas In July Benefit
• Alzheimer's Foundation Of America To Host Virtual Chicago Latino Healthy Brain Summit
• Water risks may soon start to drain profits, companies report
• Video Shows Gas Station Attendant Beating Woman Who Says She Just Wanted To Use Bathroom
• Maryland Partnership Launches Nesting Platform Initiative For Endangered Waterbirds
• COVID Delta Variant: San Mateo County Facilities Again Requiring Masks Indoors Amid Rising Cases
• Man Shot And Killed At Family Dollar Store In Woodlawn
• Muffins Sold By Retailers Nationwide Recalled For Listeria Concerns
• Firefighters Make Quick Work Of Small Brush Fire In Simi Valley
• EXPLAINER: As Wildfire Smoke Spreads, Who's At Risk?
• New Jersey hospital system fires six for refusing COVID shots
• 'Mindy Kaling Has Been A Really Big Role Model For Me': USC Student Jaren Lewison On Netflix's 'Never Have I Ever'
• 'Operator Error,' Tesla Crashes Into Orthodontics Office In Sudbury
• Child Tax Credit Scam Warning
• Gov. JB Pritzker Signs Law Allowing Over-The-Counter Hormonal Birth Control
• Gov. DeSantis Vows To Fight School Mask Mandates
• Texas Man Gets 30 Years For Repeatedly Sexually Exploiting 11-Year-Old Relative
• 2 Dead From Untreatable 'Superbug' Fungus Reported At 2 Dallas Hospitals
• NFL Teams Face Potential Forfeits For COVID-19 Outbreaks Among Non-Vaccinated Players
• Boulder University Hill Riot Investigation Coming To An End
• UC System Considering First Tuition Hike Since 2017
• WATCH: Teen Takes Seagull To The Face On High-Flying Amusement Park Ride
• Bruce Springsteen, Barack Obama Book 'Renegades' Coming In October
• From Provincetown to Apple HQ, reversing course on COVID-19 easings
• Man Dies After Fire In Northeast Baltimore
• NFL Memo: Teams Will Forfeit Games If Unvaccinated Players Cause COVID Cancellations
• Biden administration imposing sanctions on Cuban regime
• Man Pleads Guilty In 2019 Homewood Double Homicide
• Ascension Michigan To Break Ground On New Halfway House
• Jayson Tatum Makes Fun Of Ime Udoka's Attempts At Guarding Him: 'He Didn't Have Too Much Luck'
• Thieves Steal Motorhome Worth $150K From Fort Worth Storage Facility 
• Biden Administration Announces Sanctions On Cuban Defense Minister, 'Black Berets' Special Forces Unit For Human Rights Abuses
• Understanding Two Types Of Advanced Non-melanoma Skin Cancer
• Suspect In San Francisco SoMa Stabbing Arrested In Napa County
• Crete Police Investigators Say CBS 2's Reporting Helped Build Case Against Suspected Home Repair Scammers Who Have Been Striking Across Chicago Area
• Delaware Calls On Local Governments To Join Proposed Settlement That Could Bring $100 Million To Fight Opioid Addiction
• New Woodlawn Health Center at Security Square Mall Opens
• Bruins, Taylor Hall Reportedly Finalizing Four-Year Deal
• Honorees Announced For 44th Kennedy Center Lifetime Artistic Achievement Awards
• Police: Man Gives Video To Mercer County DA's Office Showing Him, Woman Molesting 2 Girls
• Jesse McCartney, Blue Oyster Cult To Perform At Maryland State Fair Concert Series
• As Delta variant surges, CDC guidance on masking remains the same for now
• North Texas Man Wins $1M From Scratch Ticket He Got For Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine In Arkansas
• Police: San Bernardino Mother Veronica Pyatt, Son Arrested After Accidental Shooting Hits Baby Sister In Leg
• Former Oakland County Priest To Face Trial In Sex Abuse Case
• Homeless People Living In Hotels Rally At City Hall For Access To Affordable Housing, Not Shelters
• Man Arrested In Attempted Armed Robbery Of Redwood City Jewelry Store
• 1 Person Killed In Fire At NYCHA Complex In Morningside Heights
• 96th and 97th victims of Florida condo collapsed identified
• CPD Supt. Brown On Mass Shootings: We Are In A Battle For The Hearts And Souls Of These Communities
• SEE IT: Maryland Man Caught On Camera Stealing From Wheaton Best Buy, Surveillance Video Shows Him Putting Box Down Pants
• Deadly Flash Flood Happens Without Notice In Poudre Canyon, Resident 'Never Would Have Believed It'
• Small Plane Flips Over While Trying To Take Off At Northampton Airport
• Betting Website SportsLine Sets Super Bowl Odds: What Are The Vikings' Chances?
• Man Shot To Death In Culver City Park, Second Man Detained
• Greater-Alarm Fire Engulfs Vacant Supermarket Building In Sun Valley
• Fairfield Man Admits To Attempting Coerce Child Over Internet, Faces Life In Prison
• Jayson Tatum On Olympics: 'Only Thing That Matters Is That We Win The Gold Medal'
• Fire Crews Battling House Fire In Schwenksville, Montgomery County
• Coast Guard rescues bear attack survivor after seeing SOS sign
• After son dies of COVID, mother holds vaccine drive at his funeral
• 'Jokes On Us': Deli Uses Its Sign To Warn Drivers Of Police Hiding Behind It
• Massive Internet Outage: FedEx, Southwest, McDonald's Among Websites That Briefly Go Down
• U.S. Justice Department Launching Gun Trafficking Strike Force In San Francisco, 4 Other Cities
• Wheatland Police Officer Strikes Pedestrian Who Ran Across Freeway
• Severe Thunderstorms Deemed 'Destructive' Will Trigger Emergency Alerts On Smartphones, NWS Says
• Baker Not Looking At Bringing Back COVID Restrictions In Massachusetts Despite Rise In Cases
• It's The Last Day To Register For All 5 Massachusetts 'VaxMillions' Drawings
• Shatteries Barlow, 19, Killed In Crash Near I-35E On-Ramp In St. Paul
• Tommy Dorfman, Star Of '13 Reasons Why,' Comes Out As Transgender
• As a teen, she worked at McDonald's. Now, she's heading to the Olympics.
• No Funny Business: MLB Concludes Investigation Into Mysterious Light During Sunday's Red Sox-Yankees Game
• Choosing Basketball Over Football Was 'Hardest Decision' Jalen Suggs Ever Made
• Three Garrett County Men Lose Hunting Privileges After Poaching Albino Deer in 2020
• 5-Year-Old Girl Hit, Killed By Vehicle In McCandless
• Police Investigating After Sex Offense Reported At Annapolis Camp
• NWS To Send Cell Phone Alerts For 'Destructive' Thunderstorms
• Man Shot, Killed Outside Of Pat's Steaks In South Philadelphia, Suspect Arrested
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Cases Increase By More Than 300 In A Day
• Robin Williams' son opens up about father's mental health
• Officials In This Michigan County Used Virus Money For Bonuses
• Old Freeport Boulevard Raley's Store Won't Become Homeless Shelter
• Italian American Group Sues Chicago Park District, Seeks Return Of Columbus Statue To Arrigo Park
• Corpse Flowers Stinkie, Green Boy Bloom At The Huntington Library
• Man Shot Along Van Ness Ave. in San Francisco Following Fight; Suspect At Large
• Bouncing Around Bishop Arts
• 4 Cyclists Hit, 1 Killed On Route 22
• Evacuation Risk The New Normal For Tight-Knit Community Inside The Cameron Peak Burn Scar
• Large Crowd Expected As Rolling Loud Music Fest Kicks Off At Hard Rock Stadium
• Baltimore County Animal Shelter At Capacity; Only Open For Adoptions, Redemptions
• Arrest Made After Man Killed Trying To Break Up Fight At Dallas Restaurant, Police Say
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 561 New Cases, 6 Additional Deaths
• Miami Hurricanes Safety Avantae Williams Arrested, Charged With Aggravated Battery
• 'The Doors are Wide Open': Denver Cannabis Company Gets DEA Approval To Expand Alzheimer's Research
• Arts & Scraps Using Recycled Materials To Teach STEM, Creativity In Michigan
• COVID Cases Surge In Florida, Doctors Challenge Gov. DeSantis To Come Up With A Plan
• USPS Holding Job Fair In Pittsburgh
• COVID In Minnesota: Positivity Rate Inches Up To 2%, With 340 Newly Confirmed Cases
• U.S. DOJ Announces Multi-Jurisdictional Plan To Fight Gun Trafficking, A Major Focus In Chicago Violent Crime Reduction Efforts
• 72-Year-Old Woman Hurt, Likely To Face Charges After Crashing Car Into Attleboro Home
• 13-Year-Old Boy Riding Bike Hospitalized After Sharon Hit-And-Run
• Man Hit By Car In East San Jose In Possible Domestic Violence Incident; Woman Arrested
• Berkeley Police Find Missing 15-Year-Old Girl, Arrest 25-Year-Old Man
• Missing, Endangered 73-Year-Old Ruffsdale Woman Found
• Passport Processing Taking Over 4 Months, AAA Says Apply Early To Secure Your Trip
• WATCH: Officers, Bystanders Rescue Woman Seconds Before Car Catches Fire In Bedford
• Arlington Homicide Detectives Seek Person Of Interest In Fatal Stabbing Of Roberto Lopez
• Brooklyn Man Thomas Tamborski Accused Of Spying On Female Roommates With Hidden Cameras
• Celtics Reportedly Interested In Signing Knicks Swingman Reggie Bullock
• San Francisco Chinatown Businesses Say They're Targets Of Frivolous ADA Lawsuits; DA Investigates
• Early-Morning Fire Ravages Classroom At Mound Elementary School In Ventura
• El Cerrito Police Arrest Suspect in Armed Robbery At Gas Station
• Former Iowa congresswoman announces bid for Grassley's Senate seat
• Adding To State Water Woes, Illegal Pot Growers In Nevada County Steal Water Anywhere They Can Get It
• Former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick To Marry On July 24 In Detroit
• Man Shot In East San Jose Alum Rock District Overnight
• NYC Homecoming Week To Feature Daily Concerts Across 5 Boroughs, Capping Off With Central Park Show
• LA County Sees 20-Fold Increase Of COVID-19 Cases In A Month
• Two Harbors Police Seek Help Finding Missing 31-Year-Old Bettina Rasmussen
• Passport Processing Taking Over 4 Months, AAA Says Apply Early To Secure Your Trip
• In Virginia, military veterans take on their next mission: farming
• Minnesota Weather: Air Quality Alert Lifts, But 72% Of State In Severe Drought
• Car Plows Through Crowd Of Protesters In West Village
• Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody Tests Positive For COVID-19
• July's full Buck moon rises this week — and it may appear red
• Three Colorado Air Force Bases Will Change Their Names Next Week
• Colorado Psychiatrist Howard Weiss Indicted On 100 Counts Related To 'Pill Mill'
• Olympic opening ceremony creative director fired over Holocaust joke
• Kaufman County Sheriff's Office Seeks 3 'Subjects Of Interest' In Fatal Shooting Near Community Pool
• E. Coli Closes Crystal Lake Beach In Burnsville
• Councilman who used n-word in meeting says he won't apologize
• WBZ Ice Cream Social Frozen 4
• Woman Killed In Multi-Vehicle Crash Near Petaluma
• Keselowski Buys A Stake In Roush Fenway
• Former NCAA Champion Runner Gets Prison For Fatal Crash In Ypsilanti Township
• Colorado Flash Flood History: More Than 530 Deaths Documented Since 1864
• Robbery Turns Deadly, 3 Men Arrested On Capital Murder Charges After 4 Killed 
• Frustration Grows As Tri-State Area Air Travelers Run Into Nightmare Problems Getting To Destinations
• Arnór Traustason Breaks Out With Brace In Revolution's 5-0 Win Over Miami
• Crime Cancels Christmas: Old Sacramento Holiday-Themed Store Closing After String Of Thefts
• American Airlines Turns Small Profit With Help From Taxpayers
• Trump claims crowd at January 6 rally before Capitol assault was "loving"
• Battling Boredom: Keeping Your Kids Entertained And Having Fun In The Dog Days Of Summer
• Thomas Sobocinski Named Special Agent In Charge Of FBI Baltimore Field Office
• Unions can keep using "Scabby" the giant rat, labor board rules
• New Seaplane Offers Boston Harbor To Manhattan Service Starting In August
• 12K Maryland Households To Get Expanded Broadband Internet Access
• Minnesota's #1 Favorite Junk Food Is ...
• Billboard Goes Up In Pico Rivera To Remember Escaped Cows
• Tigers Win 6th In Row
• Parents Getting Ready To Send Students Back To Class Face Rising Costs For School Supplies
• The world's top ransomware gangs created a cybercrime cartel
• Winchester Driving Instructor Accused Of Inappropriately Touching 2 Teen Girls During Lessons
• Despite 'Low And Slow' Growth, Fort Collins BBQ Restaurant Beating The Odds
• Nathan Kress On Paramount+'s 'iCarly': 'We Were Kind Of Ahead Of Our Time'
• PTL Links: July 22, 2021
• 15 fun summer must-haves for the hottest months of the year
• New jobless claims spike unexpectedly from pandemic low
• Justice Department rolls out 5 strike forces due to gun violence
• Rolling Stones To Play Rescheduled U.S. Bank Stadium Show On Oct. 24
• Red Sox Enjoy Power Surge In Buffalo, Mash 11 Homers In Two Wins Over Jays
• Frederick Man Lafayette Sheffield Charged For Armed Carjacking, Choking Taxi Driver
• Rolling Stones Announce Rescheduled Tour Date For Heinz Field
• Winona LaDuke, 6 Others Arrested While Protesting Line 3
• Drought Causing 'Dramatic' Evaporation On Minnesota Waterways
• Miami Weather: Steam & Mostly Sunny With Afternoon Storms
• 63-Year-Old Man Found Dead In Tent During Westchester Property Fire
• Tracking The Tropics: Quiet Now But Watching An Area Near Florida
• Waltham Begins Work To Bring 4 Train Crossings Into Federal Compliance So Rail Horns Can End
• South Strabane Police Say They've Received High Number Of Unemployment Fraud Reports
• Champion distance runner found dead near summit in Yosemite
• The Pandemic Has Pushed Children's Mental Health And Access To Care To A 'Crisis Point'
• Muffins Sold At Stop & Shop Among Those Recalled For Listeria Contamination
• How Worried Should Vaccinated People Be Of Covid-19 Breakthrough Infections?
• Minneapolis City Council Approves $14M For Affordable Homeownership Program
• Weather Blog: Possibly The Best Weather Of July
• Miami Police Need Help Finding Missing Man Delmar Wall
• Southwest Airlines Sees Milestone After Posting June Profit
• NASA shares epic image of moon's shadow during solar eclipse
• New York Weather: 7/22 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• PennDOT Lays Out Plan To Replace Commercial Street Bridge On The Parkway East
• No Shell Casings Recovered During Police Investigation After Reported Shooting On Edens Expressway Near Old Orchard Road
• The RV Life: Minnesota Couple Sells Everything To Live, Work Full Time On The Road
• YouTube removes Bolsonaro videos for COVID misinformation
• Patriots Position Preview: Cornerback
• Rivers Casino Hosting Hiring Event, Looking For Servers And Dealers
• New Video Shows Gunman In Stray Bullet Shooting That Injured Woman Inside Queens Home
• Western wildfires spreading smoke to Canada and New York
• Police: Suspects Wanted In Armed Robbery Spree With More Than 2 Dozen Incidents
• Taco Bell's menu hit by nationwide shortages of ingredients
• Children coping with "pandemic grief" after losing a parent
• Miami Memorial Service Thursday For Late Haitian President Jovenel Moïse
• Texas State Senators Pass Governor's Agenda While State House Is Stalled
• Battling Boredom: Keeping Your Kids Entertained And Having Fun In The Dog Days Of Summer
• Biden says eliminating filibuster would "throw" Congress "into chaos"
• Muffins sold nationwide recalled for listeria concerns
• Treasury says $1.5 billion distributed in rental assistance in June
• Discover DFW: Perot Museum Of Nature And Science
• These colors can boost a home's sale price by $5,000: Zillow
• Crew balks at letting maskless teen with autism board flight
• Antetokounmpo brothers become first sibling trio to win NBA titles
• Uber and Lyft drivers strike nationwide
• IRS sending millions more additional stimulus checks
• Report: Philadelphia Eagles Tickets Prices Increase 84% Over Last 15 Years
• Beaver County Man Accused Of Killing Cousin, Dumping Body In Trunk Of Vehicle, Believed To Have Flown To Mexico
• Pittsburgh Weather: Run Of Pleasant Weather Continues On Thursday
• 'Meet Me On The Mile' Pop-Up Concerts Kick Off Thursday Night
• Great Wolf Resorts Inc. Breaks Ground On Indoor Water Park In Perryville
• Maryland Native Paralympian Becca Meyers Withdraws From Toyko Games After She Was Denied 'Reasonable' Accommodations
• Massachusetts House To Debate Bill To Legalize Sports Betting
• 8 People Injured After Shots Fired At Party Bus In Lincoln Park; 2 Mass Shootings Reported In Lawndale Hours Before
• Flames Break Out At Wimberly Spanish Food Pizza And Pasta In Lansdale
• Chicago Weather: Hot Days Ahead
• Man Shot In Face, Killed In Kingsessing; Wheelchair-Bound Man Taken Into Custody
• Part Of I-93 South In Medford Still Closed For Bridge Repairs
• It Happens Here: Wareham's 'Thank You Popcorn' Grows From Side Gig To Full-Time Business
• China rejects WHO's terms for more study of COVID-19's origins
• Advocates Say Backlog Of Jobless Benefit Claims Continue To Grow
• Trailer For Netflix Series Filmed In Pittsburgh, 'The Chair' Released
• State Police In Indiana County Investigating Theft Of Firearms From Unlocked Vehicles
• Glen Burnie MVA Closes Thursday After Gas Line Struck
• Mayor Bill Peduto Honors Two Pittsburgh Firefighters Who Helped In Surfside Condo Collapse
• Bay Area Reopens: Festivals Set To Return To Fremont, San Jose
• Rule Proposal From Gov. Tom Wolf's Administration Would Require Nursing Homes To Boost Staffing Levels
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• UPMC: Employees Being Targeted By Unemployment Fraud Scams
• Cardinals' Molina Doubles Winning Run Against Kimbrel, Cubs Lose In 10
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/22 Thursday Morning Forecast
• LaMarre's Pinch-Hit Single Lifts Yanks Over Phils In 10

Videos from July 22, 2021

• 7/22: Red and Blue
• Many voters of color concerned over impact of new voting rules, CBS News study finds
• Chicago passes police reform bill
• Pelosi says other Republicans have expressed interest in January 6 committee
• CDC warns of "pivotal point" in pandemic as Delta variant fuels spike in COVID cases
• Pro surfer Kolohe Andino on his journey to the Tokyo Olympics
• White House faces questions over masking, response to COVID-19 misinformation
• More than 90 COVID cases linked to Tokyo Olympics
• Justice Department launches gun trafficking strike forces in 5 cities
• Widespread internet outage impacts major websites
• Dr. Anthony Fauci on breakthrough COVID cases and the NFL’s new rule
• Rare breakthrough COVID cases raise concern
• NFL says COVID outbreaks may force teams to forfeit games
• 2022 GOP candidates stick to election fraud claims
• Local Matters: Michigan Republicans repeal law behind governor's emergency powers
• Local Matters: Ohio gears up for congressional special election
• Florida building collapse should be a lesson for Puerto Rico, expert says
• Activists urge Congress to pass voting rights legislation as some states impose restrictions
• First-time unemployment claims unexpectedly hit a two-month high
• "The folks we have in the hospital are unvaccinated," doctor says as COVID cases surge
• Vice President Kamala Harris meets with DACA recipients
• White House praises senators working on bipartisan infrastructure bill
• New report finds infrastructure package would help boost economy, calls inflation concerns "misplaced"
• States reach $26 billion settlement with companies in opioid lawsuit
• Harris says she's speaking with Republicans on voting legislation
• Possible cases of "Havana Syndrome" under investigation in Vienna
• Report exposes "rogue" security unit in Commerce Department that targeted employees
• Biden predicts full FDA vaccine approval by this fall
• House probe of January 6 riot in disarray after dispute over GOP members
• Brandi Carlile talks new tour, single "Right on Time" and representation in country music
• The world's top ransomware gangs created a "cartel" to pool their resources
• Military veterans find new mission by learning the skills of farming
• What could the U.S. troop withdrawal in Afghanistan mean for the local interpreters who helped
• Ex-Miami Beach mayor criticizes Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' COVID-19 response
• John Carlos recalls impact of protest ahead of Tokyo games
• GOP lawmakers seek NIH records on research funding, COVID-19 origins
• WorldView: Norway remembers dozens killed in deadly terrorist attack
• 12 dead in flooded subway car as China experiences record rainfall
• Pelosi rejects two of five Republican appointees to Jan. 6 committee, sparking GOP outrage
• 7/22: CBSN AM