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Articles from July 23, 2021

• Sacramento Fire Department Facing Potentially Dangerous Staffing Shortage
• Napa Valley Tourism Bounces Back Despite COVID Spike
• San Francisco Bars Consider Requiring Proof of Vaccination
• Raleigh, Torrens Hit Back-to- Back HRs, Mariners Top A's
• Pirates Stop 4-Game Skid, Beat Giants 6-4
• Reynolds HR, Pirates Stop 4-Game Skid, Beat Giants 6-4
• Need A New Passport? Delays Are Stalling Them Up To 18 Weeks, State Department Says
• Walt Disney Company To Receive Nearly $600M In Tax Credits To Relocate 2,000 Jobs To Florida
• Family Evacuated From Path Of Dixie Fire Hopes Their Lake Almanor Home Is Spared
• Evergreen Rower Kendall Chase Makes Olympic Dreams Come True
• Shiloh Tabernacle Church Apostle Puredi Hillary Arrested In Investigation Into Continual Sexual Abuse Of Young Girl
• As Drought Deepens, Mendocino Runs Low on Water
• CHP Officer Rescues 5 Kittens From Burning Home
• Chicago Weather: Hot And Humid All Weekend Long
• Man, 88, With Alzheimer's Disease Reported Missing In Seal Beach Found
• Some Fear Events Like Lollapalooza Could Spike COVID-19 Cases In Chciago
• Motorcyclist Dies In Crash After Running Red Light, 2 Others Injured Frisco Police Say
• Your U.S. Representative Could Help Get Your Delayed IRS Refunds
• Twins Overtake Angels 5-4 With Rally In 8th Inning
• Twins Overtake Angels 5-4 With Rally In 8th Inning
• Remains of Pearl Harbor Attack Casualty Identified as Sailor From Stockton
• West Side Residents Skeptical Of Police Response Following Mass Shootings
• 'He Is The Face Of Cheyenne Frontier Days': Garth Brooks Remembers Chris LeDoux Before Taking Stage
• New Jersey Devils Select Defenseman Luke Hughes, Younger Brother Of Jack Hughes
• Search for bodies concludes in Surfside condo collapse
• Search For 3 Missing After Larimer County Flooding To Resume Saturday
• 3 People Found Dead Near La Crosse, Wisconsin
• A Chat With: Philly Unknown Founder Britt James Carpenter Working To Change Stigma Of Opioid Use
• Driver Honks Horn, Man Shoots AR-15 Into The Air Through Sunroof
• Demonstrators March On Calle Ocho For A Free Cuba
• COVID Cases Up 80% In LA County, Burbank Hospital Reconstructs COVID Unit
• Surfside's Remaining Victim Estelle Hedaya's Family Patiently Wait For Closure
• African American Community Leaders Discuss Anti-Riot Law, Ask Governor To Repeal HB1
• Infant Girl, Mother Injured When Car Crashes Into Yonkers Store
• Several Brands Of Organic Carrots Recalled Due To Salmonella Concerns
• New Allegations Say R. Kelly Victimized Young Boys, Bribed Cook County Court Officials
• Body Camera Video Shows Authorities Pull Woman To Safety From Long Beach Bridge
• Sources: Traffic Stopped At Holland Tunnel After Gunshots Fired During Road Road Incident
• 2 Teens Shot In Targeted Attack In Northeast Philadelphia: Police
• Fish Suffocating In Murky Water Of Poudre River After Flooding
• As Covid Cases Rise In Maryland And Nationally, Officials Renew Push For Vaccinations
• Sources: Man Being Questioned In Connection To String Of Attacks In Inwood Hill Park
• 3 Fatally Shot Inside Farmingville Apartment, Police Investigating
• Harper Steals Home, Wheeler Looks Strong In Phillies' 5-1 Win Over Braves
• Devers Homers Twice, Bullpen Strong As Red Sox Top Yanks 6-2
• I-70 Closure Remains In Place Through Glenwood Canyon Due To Mudslide, Flooding Threat
• Crews Battle Coal Fire At Xcel's Pawnee Power Plant Near Fort Morgan
• How Often Should You Hydrate? When's Too Hot For Fido? Your Burning Heat Questions Answered
• CB LeBlanc, LB Griffin Sign 1-Year Contracts With Dolphins
• Marlins Lose To Padres 5-2
• Biden hits campaign trail with Terry McAuliffe in Virginia
• Sex Abuse Lawsuit Against Former 'U' Hockey Coach Adds 3 Plaintiffs
• READ IT: Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Releases 3-Pillar City Crime Plan Friday
• U.S. shipping 3.5 million doses of Moderna vaccine to Colombia
• Michigan's Medieval Faire Stroll Returns In 2021
• Former Richardson Mayor And Developer Husband Found Guilty Of Bribery and Tax Evasion
• Warren Police Department Holds 1st Promotions Ceremony Since Before The Pandemic
• Man Dies After Early Evening Shooting On Lexington Avenue In Baltimore
• Street Sign Revealed For Jimmy Jones, Baltimore Club Music Legend, On The Street He Grew Up On
• New Study Shows More Children With Severe Cases Of Type 2 Diabetes
• Charlie Gerow, Candidate For Governor In Pa., Said He Did Not Cause Deadly Crash On Turnpike
• California Wildfires: Smoke Could Impact Bay Area Air Quality Starting Sunday Night
• Reggio & Co. Preschool In Hunt Valley Rallies Around Family Whose Sons Have Rare Gene Mutation
• Ravens QB Lamar Jackson's Contract Extension Could Net $40-45M A Year, Report Says
• 'They're Really Resilient': Glenwood Springs Businesses Adjust To Frequent I-70 Closures
• 3 More LAPD Officers Plead Not Guilty In Gang Framing Scandal
• Church Sign About Gender Identity Sparks Protests In Medford
• 'Y'all Took My Only Son From Me': Tommie Frazier's Loved Ones Mourn Teen Killed In West Philly Shooting
• Expert: New Jersey Native Samantha Josephson's DNA Found Under Suspect's Nails
• Valaika Homers Twice To Lead Orioles Past Nationals 6-1
• Interior Secretary Visits New Public Lands HQ In Colorado
• Walnut Creek Police Arrest Suspect in Fatal Weekend Shooting
• Dodgers Pitcher Trevor Bauer's TRO To Remain In Place; Hearing Moved To August
• Olga Vasquez-Collazos Gets 25 To Life For Husband's Killing In Westminster
• CPW Teams Up With U.S. Army To Relocate 750 Lb. Bull Moose
• 1 Killed In Burnsville Shooting, Suspect Arrested
• 'You Killed A Piece Of Me:' Father Of David Padro, Man Killed Outside Pat's Steaks, Calls Out Philadelphia's Gun Problem
• Alex Ewing On Trial In 1984 Hammer Killings
• COVID: As Some Holdouts Get Vaccinated, UCSF Expert Says 'Miracle' Needed To Slow Delta Variant
• Heart-Stopping Video Shows Crews Inside Tamarack Fire Lines, Escaping An Intense Spot Fire
• Denver Sheriff Department Welcomes 23 New Deputies At Graduation Ceremony
• Long Beach Shelter For Migrant Children Closes After Reuniting 1,500 Children With Family Members, Sponsors
• Angelina Jolie scores victory in custody battle with Brad Pitt
• Car Slams Into Restaurant In NW Miami, Several People Injured
• Ring Belonging To 1977 Bucks County Murder Victim Returned To Family
• Greeley Water Leads Aerial Mulching Operation To Prevent Mudslides & Protect Drinking Water
• COVID In Colorado: Black Community Leaders Push For More Vaccinations As Delta Variant Cases Grow
• Tiny Home Stolen From Storage Facility In In El Dorado Hills
• Tiny Home Stolen From Storage Facility In El Dorado Hills
• Lawmakers Mount Last Ditch Effort To Stop Walgreens Closure In East Oakland
• Rangers Trade Winger Pavel Buchnevich To St. Louis Blues For Forward Sammy Blais, 2022 Second-Round Pick
• Drought Emergency: California Could Cut Off Water To Thousands Of Farmers In August
• Adam Hadwin, Ryan Armour Shoot 65s To Share 3M Open Lead
• Decomposed Body Found In Dumpster At Pennsylvania Construction Company
• Mets Trade With Tampa Bay Rays For Veteran Lefty Rich Hill
• 40,000 Fentanyl Pills, 20 Lbs. Of Cocaine Seized In Adams County Drug Bust
• Marin County Reports 1st COVID-19 Death Since May, Person Was Unvaccinated
• California's Drought Drying Up Lake Oroville, Shutting Down Power Plant At Wildfire Season Peak
• California's Drought Drying Up Lake Oroville
• Costa Mesa Neighborhood On Edge After Reports Of Loose Snake
• North Lawndale Church Holds Peace Walk Following Mass Shootings
• Celebrity Chef Mario Batali, Joseph Bastianich To Pay $600,000 Settlement In Sexual Harassment, Discrimination Case
• Queens Woman Finds Opossum In Living Room Air Conditioner Vent
• U.S. delegation sent to Haiti departs shortly after arrival
• Woman Hurt When Winston Smith Killed In Uptown Sues U.S. Marshals Service
• Dog Tags Lost In 1967 Returned To Vietnam War Veteran From Long Island
• Delta Variant Detected In Provincetown COVID-19 Cluster
• California Announces Change to Pay Unemployment Benefits Faster
• Body Found In Lake At Mile Square Park In Fountain Valley
• Community Gathers For Faith & Family Fun Day Hosted By Archdiocese Of Newark
• Permanent Highland Park Bridge Ramp Closure Creates A Detour Within A Detour
• New Law Requires Civics Instruction For New Jersey Middle School Students
• Nassau County Boosts Shark Patrols After Recent Sightings Off Long Island Beaches
• Children's Health Doctor Says COVID-19 Risks Can Be Minimized In Youth Sports
• Stephen Harmon, Corona Man Who Tweeted About Refusing To Get Vaccinated, Dies From COVID-19
• South Side Bar, Restaurant Owners Worried Recent Shootings Could Hurt Business
• California Sending 2 Strike Teams To Battle Montana Wildfire
• Olympics 2021: USWNT Vs. New Zealand 5 Things To Know
• Weather Service: Slight Chance Of Dry Lightning In Bay Area Early Next Week
• Car Crashes Into First Commonwealth Bank In Latrobe, Causing Heavy Damage
• Demand For Teachers Is Up For Districts Across North Texas
• Pedestrian Killed In San Jose Hit-and-Run Crash; Latest in Rash of Fatal Accidents
• Lawmakers And Physicians Concerned About Anti-Vaccination Signs In Greene County
• Court Unblocks Order Lifting CDC Virus Rules On Cruise Ships
• Flyers Acquire Defenseman Rasmus Ristolainen From Sabres
• 'We're Out Here Having An Activity': Community Groups Said Their Voices, Projects Not Included In Crime Prevention Plans
• Stella The Pit Bull, Gloucester County Animal Shelter's Longest Resident, Adopted
• Alabama governor says it's time to blame unvaccinated for COVID rise
• New Medical Options For Uterine Fibroids Include Radio Frequency Ablation, New Drugs
• Florida's COVID-19 Cases Climb Sharply Once Again
• Sen. Bob Casey Visits Pittsburgh, Talks Infrastructure Bill
• Bruins Sign Taylor Hall To Four-Year Contract
• Corrections Officers' Duty Disability Retirement In MN Doesn't Cover Health Insurance
• Camp Empowers Young Women To Fight Violence
• Summit Seeks To Help Latino Community Fight Alzheimer's And Stigma Against It
• Pierogi Fest Kicks Off Friday In Whiting, Indiana; 'It's A Lot Of Fun, A Lot Of Food, Good Entertainment'
• Drug-resistant superbug fungus spread in two U.S. cities, CDC says
• Broward Health ICU Head, Dr. Sunil Kumar: 'We Have Had Children Die;' COVID Cases Continue To Spike
• 'They're Not There' Doorbell Camera Captures Plant Poacher In Action
• Rolling Loud Music Fest In Miami Gardens Kicks Off
• Fallout At Sewickley Academy Over Sudden Firing Of 4 Administrators And 1 Teacher
• State Department Temporarily Shuts Down Online Booking System For Passport Appointments, Adding Frustration To Post-Pandemic Backlog
• Seagull who bonded with captain who saved her now has a mate
• Do Not Use Advisory Lifted For Some McKeesport Residents, Still In Place For Others
• "I am freaking out": Passport backlog frustrates travelers
• Queens High School Secures $20 Million To Overhaul Neglected Athletic Field
• Expert: Arrests, Prosecution Unlikely In Case Of Arlington Firefighter Found Dead In Cancun
• Indicted Trump Ally Thomas Barrack Granted $250 Million Bond, Ordered To Wear GPS Monitoring Bracelet
• Miami Baywalk Design Guidelines Approved
• Brown University Student Hopes Her Compostable 'Fette' Cups Can Replace Traditional Solo Cups
• Texas Man Charged With Pepper-Spraying Capitol Police On January 6
• Furry Tails: Deacon, Smokey And Eugene Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Seaside Heights Holds Job Fair For Boardwalk Businesses Facing Summer Labor Shortage
• Báez, Chirinos Homer, Davies Wins As Cubs Pound D-Backs 8-3
• South Bay Fire Crews Contain Vegetation Fire in San Martin
• Theater, Arts, And Museums Helping To Restart South Florida's Economy
• Susan Wright, Jake Ellzey Campaign During Final Push In Runoff For North Texas Congressional Seat
• 15-Year-Old Boy Arrested In Triple South Side Shooting
• Golden Gate Bridge District Bus, Ferry Passengers Slow to Return To Pre-Pandemic Levels
• 'This Is Do Or Die': Congressman Dwight Evans' Urgent Message For President Biden, Philadelphia Mayor Kenney On Gun Violence
• Child In Critical Condition After Being Pulled Out Of Pond At Lake In The Hills Golf Course
• Tri-County Health: Non-Vaccinated COVID Patients Account For 95% Of Hospitalizations
• New Jersey Festival Of Ballooning Takes Flight
• Wildlife Officers Rescue Moose At Fort Carson Army Base In Colorado Springs
• 'Another Surge Is Likely;' California COVID Positivity Rate Rises To 5.2%; Officials Urge Vaccinations
• At Least 9 Of The 20 Largest Us School Districts Are Making Masks Optional For Students
• Where To Get The COVID-19 Vaccine
• Caught On Video: Woman Beaten, Walker Stolen In Harlem
• 2 Abandoned Black Swans Rescued On Long Island
• New York City Marriage Bureau Resumes In-Person Weddings By Appointment Only
• Lifesaving Equipment Placed Near Ponds, Lakes As Tribute To Fallen Officer Manny Familia
• Calls For Health Care Facilities To Mandate Vaccine For Workers Increase As COVID-19 Delta Variant Spreads
• Celebrity Chef Ming Tsai Using New Vegan Option At Fenway To Raise Money for Dana-Farber
• EPA Approves Use of COVID-Fighting Antimicrobial Air Treatment Solution in Maryland
• Candidate For Pennsylvania Governor Says He Did Not Cause Fatal Accident
• Juvenile Green Sea Turtle Released In Florida Keys To Join Tour de Turtles Online Race
• Tickets On Sale For Return Of Halloween Horror Nights At Universal Studios Hollywood
• Cinderella's Castle Gets Makeover Ahead Of Disney's 50th Anniversary Celebrations
• Five Boats Head To International Waters In Flotilla To Show Support For Cuban People
• Judge Rules Mayor De Blasio, Former NYPD Commissioner Will Not Have To Take Stand In Inquiry Into Eric Garner's Death
• Cheyenne Frontier Days: Check Out The Comeback!
• Minnesota Weather: Heat Advisory In Effect Friday Afternoon, Evening Severe Storms Possible
• Cleveland Indians Change Name To Cleveland Guardians
• 'It Means Absolutely Everything': Family Of Miami's Eddy Alvarez Watch Proudly As He Carries American Flag At Olympics Opening Ceremony
• Boston Police Arrest 4 Possibly Connected To Robberies Near Quincy Market, Faneuil Hall
• 2 Men Arrested After Catalytic Converter Theft In Yuba City
• MDPD Takes Over Surfside Condo Recovery As Brother Of Lone Unaccounted For Victim Estelle Hedaya Remains Heartbroken But Not Hopeless
• Live Nation Selling $20 Tickets For Some Star Lake Shows
• Woodbury Man Charged With 8 Felony Counts Of Child Pornography
• Hail of Bullets Reported Near Oakland Preschool; Woman Grazed In Gunfire
• Remote Workers Plan Return To Office Amid Anxiety
• Small Flotilla Leaves Miami For Cuba Despite Homeland Security Warning
• Dow closes past 35,000 for a new record high
• Critics Bid To Overturn Approval Of Tahoe Resort Expansion
• Boston Public Schools Expects Students, Staff To Wear Masks In Fall
• East Bay Student Learns Importance of Self-Care Before Heading to HBCU
• Florida Task Force 1 & 2 Demobilizing After Month-Long Deployment At Surfside Condo Collapse Site
• Busy Morning In Frankford As Police Investigate Lyft Crash, Shooting Just Blocks Away
• State Sets Up Hotline For Condo Consumer Protection Issues In Wake Of Surfside Collapse
• Massachusetts Reports 586 New COVID-19 Cases, 5 Additional Deaths
• Pennsylvania GOP Officials Decry Order To Yank Vote Machines Over 'Audit'
• Three States Are Seeing About 40% Of The Country's New Covid-19 Cases
• Baltimore Department Of Transportation Announces Weekend Parking Enforcement, Road Closures
• Arvada Employee Seriously Injured In Accident After Being Trapped Under Water For 15 Minutes
• 'They've Adjusted Really Well': State Superintendent Tony Thurmond Gets A Look At LAUSD's COVID-19 Safety Precautions
• 'Pack Light, Plan Big, For Philly': New Tourism Campaign Offers Two-Night Stay, And A Fanny Pack
• Issue Of Face Masks For Florida Students Drawing National Attention
• Remains Of WWII Sailor From Stockton Killed At Pearl Harbor Officially Accounted For, Navy Says
• Fleet Feet Liberty Mile To Bring Thousands Downtown
• Justo Smoker Pleads Guilty To Kidnapping And Killing Pennsylvania Amish Teenager Linda Stoltzfoos
• Service Disruption Begins Friday On Metro C Line Trains
• Michigan Congressman: Federal Virus Aid Wasn't For Elected Officials
• As Philadelphia Suggests Masks Indoors, White House Considers New Nationwide Guidance
• Commonwealth Court Upholds Shutdown Of Crack'd Egg Over Mask Mandate Violation
• Brantley Gilbert at Ironstone Tickets Contest Rules
• Survey: City Of Littleton Wants Feedback From Residents About In-Person And Online Options
• Delaware Man Charged With Using Hidden Pen Cameras To Spy On Victims At King Of Prussia Mall
• Woman Found Dead In Car In Lincoln Park Died From Accidental Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, Autopsy Finds
• Arlington Ban On Short-Term Rentals Stands After Recent Court Ruling
• 1 Dead After Man Fires Shots At Pickup Truck In Tom Thumb Parking Lot In Richardson
• Justo Smoker Pleads Guilty To Kidnapping, Killing Amish Teen Linda Stoltzfoos
• Child Tax Credit: Why Are Some Parents Having Problems?
• Dallas Man Arrested For Allegedly Robbing Couple At Gunpoint For Their Puppy
• Gilroy Garlic Festival Makes Comeback After 2 Difficult Years; Returns As Drive-Thru Event
• Bernie Madoff made 24 cents an hour in prison
• Pedestrian Walking On Interstate 80 In Vacaville Hit, Killed
• GM Issues 2nd Bolt Recall; Faulty Batteries Can Cause Fires
• NFL may force teams to forfeit over COVID outbreaks
• Report: Cole Popovich No Longer Part Of Patriots Coaching Staff, Decision Related To COVID-19 Vaccine
• Dolton Gas Station Attendant Richard Williams Charged With Beating Woman Who Says She Just Wanted To Use Bathroom
• Mario Batali sex-harass settlement: $600,000 to accusers
• Red Tide Uptick Spurs Respiratory Warning At Florida Beaches
• House Ethics Committee Postpones Hearing On Complaint Against Rep. John Thompson
• How COVID-19 travel restrictions are hurting border towns
• Royal Farms Arena Holding Job Fair For Security Guards On July 31
• Coast Guard Warns Boaters To Use Caution On Allegheny During High River Flows
• Judge approves $250 million bond for Trump friend Thomas Barrack
• Crane Falls Onto Circle Pines Power Lines Leaving Many Residents Without Power
• North Texas-Based IRS Officer Sentenced To Prison For 'Obstructing Federal Tax Laws'
• Gushing Water Main Break Floods Area Near Beck Run Rd.
• Crocs Files Lawsuit Against Walmart, Hobby Lobby & More For Selling Knockoffs
• US Seeks To Drop UC Davis Chinese Researcher's Visa Fraud Case Ahead Of Trial
• Animal Cruelty Charges May Be Sought After Severely Neglected English Bulldog Puppy Found At Coachella Property Dies
• Arrest Warrant Issued For Second 14-Year-Old Boy In Deadly Duquesne Shooting
• Cleveland Indians are changing team's name to Guardians
• Survey: Working From Home Yields Positive Effect On Finances, Time With Family, More Sleep
• 23-Year-Old Christian Banks Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 14-Year-Old Girl He Met Online
• Biden Administration Terminates 2 Border Wall Contracts In Texas
• Liam's List July 23: Bourdain Book, Gilroy Garlic Festival, Stern Grove Goes Punk
• Report: Philadelphia 76ers Could Trade First Round Pick, Still Won't Sell Short On Deal For Ben Simmons
• A larger type of cicada that likes to scream has emerged
• Search Continues For Stacia Landon, Missing-Endangered Woman From Schaumburg
• Small Aircraft Crashes With 2 People Aboard In Mineral Wells
• VIDEO: Firefighters Narrowly Escape Out Of Tamarack Fire Flames
• GOP Lawmaker From Michigan Gets 15 Days In Jail For Drunken Driving
• MTA To Start Enhanced Bus Routes To Job Centers, End Express Bus Surcharge
• Suspect Wanted In January Santa Cruz County Shooting Found In Idaho
• Joe Cardona Encourages Everyone In NFL To Get Vaccinated To Keep Teammates, Coaches, Fans Safe
• Rocky Ford Cantaloupes Coming To Colorado Grocery Stores This Weekend
• Free Care Fund Christmas In July Benefit Show Raises In Total $54K For Families At UPMC Children's Hospital
• Fight On School Bus In Boston Sends Child, 2 Police Officers To Hospital
• 'Love Island' Welcomes Genny Shawcross, Flo Money And 8 Others This Sunday Night On CBS
• Reading Man, Paul C. Burkert, Charged In Deadly Shooting Outside Pat's Steaks
• Sean Penn Refuses To Return To Set Unless Crew Fully Vaccinated
• Feds: deaths of 6 poultry plant workers "entirely avoidable"
• Could College Athletes Profit from Adult Entertainment?
• Expert Brought In By I-Team Now Helping Saugus Determine Source Of Fly Infestation
• Boston Nightlife Venue Will Require COVID Vaccine Card Proof Or Masks Due To Delta Variant
• Big Ten Says Schools Will Make Their Own COVID-19 Protocols
• Iowa Man Who Had Guns At W Chicago Lakeshore Hotel 'Didn't Mean To Startle'
• 'My Kids Get To See All These Amazing Women': Amber McKenzie On Athlete Unlimited Lacrosse
• Suspect Accused Of Killing SWAT Commander During West Texas Standoff Faces Federal Charge
• LOOK: Thresher Shark Swims Near Shore At Narragansett Beach In Rhode Island
• Suspect Arrested After Woman, 42, Killed In Shooting At Arden Arcade Apartment Complex
• Vikings Offensive Line Coach Rick Dennison No Longer With Team After Refusing COVID Vaccine: Report
• Teen Boy Killed, Man Stabbed At Apartment Complex In Denver
• Lil Nas X uses new music video to fight mass incarceration
• Biden administration buying more vaccine doses for kids and possible boosters
• Study: COVID Pandemic Sparked Increased Demand For Homes Farther From Downtown Denver
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Extends Surfside Emergency Declaration
• Remains Found In Ballona Wetlands ID'd As Missing Woman Kolby Story
• Enbridge: Anchor In Straits Of Mackinac Will Be Recovered
• Horse Airlifted To Safety After Falling Into Ravine In San Diego County's Carmel Valley
• Report: WR Davante Adams, Green Bay Packers Break Off Long-Term Contract Extension Talks
• Republicans Criticize Top Election Official's Decision To Decertify Fulton County's Voting Machines
• It's A Boy, And A Girl! 2 More Giraffes Born At Fort Worth Zoo
• New Castle Police K-9 Frankie Gets New Body Armor
• High-Speed Pursuit With Stolen Car Ends With Crash In Paramount
• UPMC Finalizes $2.65 Million Settlement For 2014 Employee Data Breach
• Caught On Video: Gunpoint Robbery At Bronx Barber Shop
• NFL Free Agent Terrelle Pryor Says He Survived Scary Crash
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Reid
• Report: Texas, Oklahoma To Declare Intent To Leave Big 12 As Soon As '24-48 Hours'
• The Rise In US Covid-19 Hospitalizations Is A Self-inflicted Wound, Expert Says
• "I was born to do this": Leyna Bloom on her history-making moment
• Gov. Abbott Says No Mask Mandate In Texas Schools As Districts Announce COVID-19 Prevention Plans
• SoCal Fitness Guru On A Quest To Change A Million Lives
• Revolution-CF Montreal Match Preview: Revs Return Home Seeking Third Straight Win
• Country star pays for funerals of 3 who died near music festival
• Miami Weather: Scorching Heat Then Storms, Watching Area Of Low Pressure
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 557 New Coronavirus Cases
• This week on "Face the Nation," July 25
• Andy Van Pham Faces Vehicular Manslaughter Charge In Fatal Tustin Crash That Killed Lyft Passenger
• U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland Meets With Regional Law Enforcement Leaders
• Deadly Attack: Fort Collins Police Looking For Driver Of SUV Seen In Video
• New York bans child marriage — only the sixth state to do so
• 5 People Injured After Pickup Truck Runs Red Light, Collides Into SEPTA Bus In North Philadelphia, Authorities Say
• Wayne County Sheriff's S.C.O.U.T Program Assist Area Police With Crime, Speeding In The Community
• Late Haitian President Jovenel Moïse Laid To Rest Friday
• Why fully vaccinated people get breakthrough COVID infections
• MDOT: Here's A List Of Weekend Road Work In Metro Detroit
• NWS Warns Of Significant Flash Flood Threat For Cameron Peak Burn Scar Friday Afternoon
• Burn victim's $1.7M medical bill from military hospital is waived
• Homeless Man Killed in Tuesday San Jose Pedestrian-Vehicle Collision Identified
• 2nd Suspect Faces Murder Charges In Shooting Death Of Bronx Mother Katherine Diop
• COVID In Minnesota: 375 New Cases Reported, Positivity Rate At 2.2%
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 90 New Coronavirus Cases In Last 48 Hours
• Westbound 210 Freeway In Sylmar To Shut Down For 55 Hours This Weekend
• Financial Help For El Segundo Residents Impacted By 17M Gallon Sewage Spill
• Passenger Killed, Driver Injured After Rollover Crash In McKinney
• 22-Year-Old Ackeem Patrick Spence Killed In Pedestrian Crash In Laurel Friday Morning
• Vietnam Memorial In Boston's Fenway Rose Garden Vandalized
• Person On Tracks Hit, Killed By Caltrain In Burlingame
• Body Found Believed To Be Missing Richmond Teen Antoine Whittley
• Call Kurtis: Mother Of Four Rear-Ended, But Other Driver's Insurance Won't Pay
• Deputies Patrolling Highway 285 Friday For Speeding And Aggressive Driving
• Remains Of 17-Year-Old Jack Cantin Found 3 Years After Devastating Montecito Mudslide
• 'Abnormal Odors' Reported In Charles River; Natick Recommends No Swimming Or Boating
• Fire Crews Rescue Pet Chinchilla From Burning Home
• Flint Police Might Patrol From Sky With A Helicopter
• Weekend Traffic Backups Possible Due To I-275 Lane Closures
• Cowboys Training Camp: Ezekiel Elliott, Lightest Since College, Feeds Off Motivation Of 2020 Downer
• 15-Year-Old Omari Ernest-Zakee Lowery Identified As Antelope Deadly Shooting Victim
• LOOK: Former Yankees' Slugger Hideki Matsui Serves As Torchbearer At Tokyo Olympics Opening Ceremony
• Family Says They Cannot Get Deceased Husband's Stimulus Check Due To Overwhelmed IRS Call Centers
• Oklahoma Shootings & Carjacking Suspect Lee King Arrested In Dallas
• Opening Ceremony Kicks Off Tokyo Olympics, Naomi Osaka Lights Cauldron
• List Of Michigan Beaches Closed Due To Contamination Advisories
• 2 Arrested For Attempted Murder, 3rd As Accessory After San Rafael Shooting
• Bill Cameron, Dean Of Chicago Political Reporters, Retiring In August
• Olympics 2021: Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan Delegations Go Largely Maskless For Opening Ceremony
• Family Identifies Menards Employee Killed In Forklift Accident As 19-Year-Old James Stanback
• Driver Crashes Into Produce Stand; Girl Killed, Mom Injured
• 22-Year-Old Josue Monsivais-Rodriguez Killed Trying To Break Up Fight On Pueblo Street
• Democrats lambaste FBI over handling of Kavanaugh tips
• Structural Engineer Warns Collins Avenue Not Safe To Reopen Following Surfside Collapse
• Harper Woods Man In 'Hollywood-Esque' Masks Gets Prison For Casino Thefts
• Gov. Hogan Says He Doesn't Want Any GOP 'Whitewashing' Of Jan. 6 Capitol Riot
• Cleveland Indians Change Name To Cleveland Guardians (CBS Pittsburgh)
• Speaker Nancy Pelosi Says 'Deadly Serious' Jan. 6 Probe To Go Without GOP
• Cleveland Indians Announce New Nickname: Cleveland Guardians
• Pedestrian Left With Serious Injuries After Being Struck By Car On Mack Road
• Brace For Higher Postage Stamp Prices And Slower Delivery
• Almost Half A Million Dollars Seized From Bus Leaving United States Into Mexico
• 'They Put Children In Danger': Understaffed New Hampshire Camp Quinebarge Shuts Down After 6 Days
• Small flotilla heads to international waters to show support for Cuban people
• Superior National Forest Bans All Fires, Expands Restrictions
• Fourth Stimulus Check: Will There Be Another Relief Payment?
• Colorado Weather: Burn Scars Under Flash Flood Watch Ahead of Friday's Monsoon Storms
• Fully Self-Driving Cars Being Tested On Streets Of New York City
• Police Update: Man Jumps To Death From Mackinac Island's Arch Rock
• 'Rise & Shine': Author Michelle Perdue Launches New Book
• Another GM Recall For The Chevy Bolt Because Of Faulty Batteries That Could Cause Fires
• Cleveland Indians Change Name To Cleveland Guardians
• 'Superbug' Fungus Spread Reported In DC Area Nursing Home, CDC Says
• 'What's Changed Is The Delta Variant': Parents Sue State Over School Mask Mandates As Infectious Disease Experts Ask For Data-Based Mask Metric
• I-80 Through Vacaville Reopens After Deadly Crash
• LOOK: Police Find 3,100 Bags Of Heroin In Frosted Flakes Cereal Box
• How To Get Garth Brooks Tickets For The Baltimore Concert On Oct. 2 At M&T Bank Stadium
• Current Travel Conditions: Road Closures And Delays
• Staffing Shortages Could Force Schools Districts To Cut Bus Routes
• GM Using Expanded Super Cruise On 6 Vehicles Next Year
• FDA Recalls Muffins Sold Nationwide At Walmart, 7-Eleven Due To Listeria Concerns
• Evacuation Order Lifted After Chemical Leak At Texas Plant
• First lady Jill Biden participates in Olympics opening ceremony
• George Floyd Statue Heads To Union Square
• 25th Annual 'Christmas In July Motorcycle Toy Run' Set To Take Place At Shriners Hospital For Children On Sunday
• Florida Threatens Sanctions Against Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Over Israel Boycott
• Souls Shot Portrait Project Remembering Homicide Victims By Putting Them On Canvas
• Sudden Death Of 10-Year-Old Boy Who Had COVID-19 Leaves Elk Grove Family With Questions
• Tom Brady Calls His Seventh Super Bowl Ring 'The Most Incredible Ring That's Ever Been Made'
• PTL Links: July 23, 2021
• The US Extends Border Restrictions With Canada Until Aug. 21
• Watch "Bring Your Own Brigade" trailer
• Churchill Borough Continues Public Hearings For Amazon Proposal
• Dixie Fire Update: New Mandatory Evacuations in Plumas County; Blaze Explodes Into 113,000-Acre Megafire
• Tanner Houck Was Making Yankees Look Silly Before Nearly Getting Washed Away
• Escaped Murder Suspect Thought To Be Headed To North Texas Captured In Louisiana
• Trash cans San Francisco may buy have $20,000 price tags
• Taste Of The Town: Healthy Dishes With Plenty Of Flavor Served At Carrot Express
• Prince George's County Commits To Change After Lawsuit Settlement
• Anthology Memory Care Center In Grayslake Cited For Insufficient Staffing, Failure To Properly Look Into Resident Injuries
• Man Found Dead In Westerdoll Lake After Being Reported Missing
• Stephen King To Read An Exclusive Scene From Upcoming Novel 'Billy Summers'
• Tokyo Games officially begin as Naomi Osaka lights Olympic cauldron
• Advocates For The Homeless Stage Sleepout Outside Gracie Mansion
• Honest talks on race bridge gap between Black and White churches
• How Do Water Towers Work?
• Chocolate, Cheese, Wine, And Water: Tasty And Historic Weekend Getaways For The Whole Family
• 3 Hospitalized, Including Officers, After Car Overturns In Collision With Miami Patrol Car
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• California sues Activision over "frat boy" work culture
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• 5-year-old Georgia boy dies from COVID-19
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• It's so hot in Dubai that the government is artificially creating rain
• City Colleges Offering Over 60 Free Career Training Programs
• Pittsburgh Weather: Pleasant Conditions Continue Before Weekend Rain Chances
• Mobile Vaccine Clinics Coming To Aurora Friday
• Bust of Confederate general moved from Tennessee Capitol
• Two Philadelphia Restaurants Land In TripAdvisor's Travelers' Choice Best Of the Best Awards For Restaurants
• Philadelphia Residents Should Wear Masks Again In Public Indoor Spaces To Help Stop Spread Of COVID Delta Variant, Health Officials Say
• Crash Under CTA Tracks Leads To Shooting In West Garfield Park
• Big 12 Leaders Reportedly Discussing How To Keep Oklahoma And Texas In Conference
• French President changes phone after reports of wide-scale hack
• Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner Suing Pennsylvania Attorney General Over Opioid Epidemic Settlement
• New York Weather: 7/23 Friday Morning Weather Headlines
• Overnight South Side Shooting Example Of Violence Pittsburgh Police Seek To Curb
• Some Grocery Stores Pulling Ben & Jerry's Off Shelves After Brand Announces Plans To Stop Selling Ice Cream In Occupied Palestinian Territories
• Yankees Reliever Brooks Kriske Throws 4 Wild Pitches In 10th, Red Sox Rally For Win
• Chicago Weather: Weekend Heat, Humidity Ahead
• Dog-Day Cicadas Emerge In Time For Dog Days Of Summer
• Governor Hogan doesn't want any "whitewashing" January 6 riots
• Baltimore Ranks Ninth In Country For Highest Heat Index Scores
• FirstEnergy To Pay $230 Million In Ohio Bribery Case
• Judge Said Surfside Collapse Families Will Receive $150 Million Initially
• Nearly 6,000 Counterfeit Auto Parts Headed To Philadelphia Area From China Seized
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• Local leaders reconsider COVID-19 restrictions as new hotspots emerge
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• Subdued opening ceremony kicks off Tokyo Summer Olympics amid COVID concerns
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• Countries ramp up efforts to contain COVID-19 amid surge of Delta variant
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• Tokyo Olympics kick off with opening ceremony as host city reports surge in COVID cases
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• White and Black church congregants transformed by racial reconciliation program
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• Florida flotilla of support heading toward Cuba as U.S. sanctions regime
• Biden imposes sanctions on Cuban officials for crackdown on anti-government protests
• Report examines sexual assault and harassment in military
• Las Vegas workers must wear masks as Federal COVID Surge Response teams work on the ground in Nevada
• FBI reveals new information on Brett Kavanaugh investigation
• CDC panel weighs rare side effects of COVID-19 vaccines and says benefits outweigh the risks
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