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Articles from July 24, 2021

• San Juan Unified Offers Signing Bonus To Get Teachers In Classrooms
• Two Dead, Four Wounded In Downtown San Rafael Late-Night Shooting
• San Francisco Giants Stumble Again; Lose 10-2 To Lowly Pirates
• One Dead, One Wounded In Saturday Evening Highway 4 Shooting
• Exclusive Interview: Father Of Kolby Story, Whose Remains Were Discovered Last Week Near Venice, Speaks About His Daughter
• 'Makes You Pause And Makes You Think': South Land Park Neighbors Alarmed By Homicide
• Colorado Man Turns A Corner After Months In Hospitals For COVID Battle
• Newman Man Found With Meth, Unrestrained Toddler During Traffic Stop
• Barnes HR, Jansen Bounces Back As Dodgers Edge Rockies 1-0
• 2 Arrested for Defacing Santa Cruz 'Black Lives Matter' Street Mural With Skid Marks
• Full List Of Bruins Selections In 2021 NHL Entry Draft
• Angels Beat Twins 2-1, Sandoval Breaks No-Hit Bid
• Hernández Hits 2 Of Toronto's 5 Homers In Win Over Mets
• LAPD Honors Fallen Officer With Memorial Bike Ride Saturday In Mission Hills
• Chicago Weather: Thunderstorms Sweep Through, Bringing Torrential Rain, Strong Winds
• Provincetown COVID Cluster Climbs To 430 Cases; 342 Are Massachusetts Residents
• Great Colombian Fest Returns To Humboldt Park, Amid Concerns About COVID And Gun Violence
• Harford County Swimmer Chase Kalisz Brings Home First US Gold In Tokyo Olympics
• Fallen Debris Causes Massive Delays Saturday On Mass Pike In Charlton
• Mount Sinai Hospital Windows Damaged By Gunfire
• 'The Weather Has A Huge Impact': Waltham Restaurant, Brewery Owners Thankful For Good Weather Saturday
• Police Join West Side Residents For 'Keep Peace In The Streets Prayer March' In Face Of Summer Gun Violence
• Davion Wright, 16, Dies Two Days After Mass Shooting In Lawndale; Second Death From Attack
• Baltimore Artist Lynn Cazabon Spotlights Climate Change In New Exhibition 'Losing Winter'
• 26-Year-Old Errol Davis Shot And Killed In Pikesville Friday Night
• Elevated Levels Of Harmful Metals Found In Groundwater Near Site Of Chemtool Plant Fire In Rockton
• 'She Was An Angel On Earth:' Family And Friends Come Together To Remember Caitlyn Kaufman
• As Violence Continues To Spike On The South Side, Community Leaders Call For Change
• Local Artist Nic Galloro Urges Environmental Awareness With Creations Made From Litter
• Fatal Single-Vehicle Crash Closes Parts Of Route 10, Route 100 In Anne Arundel County
• Jackie Mason, Comic Who Perfected Amused Outrage, Dies At 93
• Suspected Drunk Driver Crashes Into Brooklyn Park Home, Killing 68-Year-Old Man
• Tractor Trailer Plows Into House In Braintree
• SMU Alum Bryson DeChambeau To Miss Tokyo Olympics After Testing Positive For COVID-19
• Baltimore Gas And Electric Workers Rally Against Understaffing, Working Conditions And Under-Training
• Maryland Weather: Marginal Risk for Severe Storms Sunday
• Firefighter Thomas Royds Killed, 3 Other First Responders Injured After I-76 Crash
• Suspicions raised after woman says she accidentally shot her boyfriend
• Mother, 12-Year-Old Daughter Killed In Queens Car Crash
• Sandoval Has No-Hit Bid End In 9th; Angels Beat Twins 2-1
• Grab Your Camera: Sunflower Field In Bloom In Montgomery County
• Cal Fire Uses Advanced Technology to Battle Western Blazes
• White Sox Commit 3 Errors, Have Run Wiped Out When Moncada Fails To Step On Home Plate In 6-1 Loss To Brewers
• Matt Harvey Impressive Again, Orioles Beat Nationals 5-3
• Chuck Fletcher Sends Clear Message To Flyers With Jakub Voracek Trade
• Vince Velasquez Shelled Again, Infielder Ronald Torreyes Pitches In Phillies' 15-3 Loss To Braves
• Bears Trading Wide Receiver Anthony Miller To The Texans
• East Bay Health Workers Battle COVID Vaccine Misinformation, Hesitance
• New York Rangers Buy Out Last Remaining Year On Defenseman Tony DeAngelo's Contract
• Could new developments help Kevin Cooper's bid for freedom?
• Man Convicted Of 21 Counts Of Child Sex Abuse In Sacramento County
• Jackie Mason, Comic Who Perfected Amused Outrage, Dies At 93
• Man Arrested On Suspicion Of Kidnapping Intoxicated Woman Friday In West Hollywood
• Decades Later, Family Gets Apology From Dallas Police Over Death Of 12-Year-Old Santos Rodriguez
• 'He Loved His Job': Lower Merion Township Fire Community Remembers Firefighter Thomas Royds, Killed In I-76 Crash
• Coast Guard Searching For Missing Fisherman In Ocean Waters Off Seal And Sunset Beaches
• Push For COVID Vaccinations Grows As Cases Climb Again
• From the 60 Minutes Archive: A Living for the Dead
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/24 Saturday Night Forecast
• Pro Surfer Kolohe Andino On His Journey To The Tokyo Olympics
• Police Shoot, Injure Staten Island Man Who Swung Metal Pipe At Officers
• Justice Department Won't Open Civil Investigation Into COVID Response At Nursing Homes In 3 States
• Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In Jersey City
• Modesto Hells Angels Vice President Pleads Guilty To Drug Trafficking Charges
• Boosters, Masks And Mandates: Biden's Team Sorts Through Options For Containing Covid Surge Among Unvaccinated Americans
• Odor, Yankees Rally In 8th, End Boston's 4-Game Win Streak
• Nobel Prize-Winning Physicist Steven Weinberg Dies At 88 In Texas Hospital
• Sun Village And Littlerock Residents Protest Potential Placement Of Sexually Violent Predator In Their Community
• Dixie Fire Update: Firefighters Wage Desperate Fight At Greenville Wye ; Homes Burn In Indian Falls
• Motorcycle Crash Injures 3 People In Red Wing
• As Cases Surge, State, Local And Community Leaders Push To Get Residents Vaccinated
• COVID In Colorado: State Requires Unvaccinated Residential Care Staff Be Tested At Beginning Of Every Shift
• Inside SoCal: 7/25 Wrap-Up
• Jubilee Ministries And First Responders In New Castle Hold Food Distribution
• NYPD: Cell Phone Stolen Out Of Man's Hands At Penn Station Subway Stop
• Man Charged In Shooting Death Of Ahmir Tuli In Pittsburgh Police Custody
• When One Makar Isn't Enough: Colorado Avalanche Choose Taylor Makar With Final Pick In 2021 NHL Entry Draft
• Carnegie Library Of Pittsburgh And Pa. Diaper Bank Team Up To Help Families In Need
• Varsho Homers In 3rd Straight, D-Backs Beat Reeling Cubs 7-3
• Queens Woman Facing Hate Crime Charges In 4 Separate Anti-Asian Attacks
• 4-Year-Old Hospitalized After Falling Out Of 2nd-Floor Window In Marblehead
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Shooting Involving Fight In Irving, Police Say
• Where Old Meets New: Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Returns
• County Health Department Reports 2,600 New COVID-19 Cases, 10 Deaths
• West Sacramento Pair Indicted For Mail Fraud, Identity Theft Scheme
• All Lanes Of I-70 Open Again Through Glenwood Canyon
• Odor, Yankees Rally In 8th, End Boston's 4-Game Win Streak
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 300 New Cases Reported, Health Officials Renew Push For Vaccinations
• Man Transported To Hospital After Getting Shot In South Los Angeles
• 1 Dead After Car Rolls Over, Lands Upside In Water Off I-95
• Day 2 Of NHL Draft: Avalanche sign Makar to $54M, 6-year deal
• 2 Alarm Fire In Baltimore Injures One Firefighter
• Mudslides Close Loveland Pass Leaving Hazmat Vehicles Running Behind Schedule
• California Republicans Approve Recall Endorsement Process
• Miami Beach Police Investigate Possible Shooting On Collins Avenue
• French protesters march against vaccine mandates and passes
• Pitt Implementing Strict COVID-19 Containment Measures For Unvaccinated Students And Staff
• Acid-Shooting Whip Scorpions Seen Roaming Texas National Park
• High Levels Of E. Coli Won't Stop Beachgoers Amid Hot Streak
• Baltimore Police Searching For Daeshawn Mayberry, 10-Year-Old Runaway Boy
• Thick Western Wildfire Smoke Returns To Northern Colorado, Could Last Into Monday
• Fire Whirls, 'Pyro' Clouds, Smoky Skies: Extreme Fire Behavior a Preview of What's to Come
• 2021 Pittsburgh Penguins Draft Tracker: Penguins Select Defenseman And Center With Final 2 Picks
• 'We'll Take Extra Precautions': Provincetown Travelers Wary After Recent COVID Cluster
• Body Found In Mississippi River In Minneapolis
• Alumni Of The Uptown Little League Come Together For Special Reunion
• New Capitol Police chief: Officers testifying "need to be heard"
• Car Parade In Wilmington Celebrates WWII Veteran's 100th Birthday
• Wisconsin Triple Homicide Victims Identified
• Maryland Zoo Introduces Furry And Feathery Olympians In Time For Summer Games
• High Gas Prices Expected To Linger Throughout Summer Driving Season, AAA Says
• 3 Taken To Hospital With 'Serious Injuries' After Rollover Crash In Dracut
• 2 Wanted For Questioning In Connection To Brooklyn Homicide
• 16-Year-Old Charged In 'Accidental' Shooting That Killed Another Teen In Dallas, Police Say
• Double Shooting In Downtown Long Beach Leaves 1 Dead, 1 Injured
• As The Need For Workers Increases, Teenagers Are Filling The Void
• Flyers Acquire Cam Atkinson From Blue Jackets For Jakub Voracek
• Warnings Issued For 2 Rhode Island Ponds With High Bacteria
• Wolves: Juancho Hernangómez Won't Be Playing In Olympics Due To Injury
• Capitol Riot Suspect From Texas Was Turned In To FBI By Bumble Match, Prosecutors Say
• Imprisoned 'Dating Game Killer' Alcala Dies In California
• 2 Teenaged Brothers Dead, Another Teen Injured After Shooting In Arlington
• After 5-Hour Chase in San Francisco, Dog Rescued, Restored to Owner
• Gritty Already Big Fan Of New Flyers Winger Cam Atkinson
• Loveland Police: Timothy Sourp Arrested For Hitting & Killing A Woman In Store Parking Lot
• Dixie Fire Update: Extreme Fire Conditions Along East Zone; Flames 'Running Through The Crowns'
• NYPD: Suspect Shot At Man Sitting In Back Seat Of Car
• 'Dating Game Killer' Rodney Alcala Dies Of Natural Causes While On Death Row
• 75-Year-Old Arrested For Allegedly Killing Woman In Tom Thumb Parking Lot In Richardson
• Hemingway Look-Alikes Spoof Famed 'Running Of The Bulls' In Key West
• Police Looking For Man Caught On Camera In Bronx Shooting
• Firefighters Contain Two Barn Fires In Galt
• Cowboys' Dak Prescott Looking To Return To Form For 2021 Season, Doesn't Disclose His Vaccine Status
• Hingham Teen Finishes His Last Cancer Treatment, Sets Up Lemonade Stand For The Jimmy Fund
• FDA Issues Recall For Grimmway Farms Carrots Due To Potential Salmonella Contamination
• Santa Monica-Based Activision Blizzard Sued Over Harassment
• Denver Police Investigating Double Shooting Leaving Man & Woman Dead
• Man Accused Of Planning To Kill Sorority Members In Ohio Denied Release
• Infamous 'Dating Game Killer' Rodney Alcala Dies Of Natural Causes
• Pirates Stop 4-Game Skid, Beat Giants 6-4
• Second 14-Year-Old Suspect In Deadly Duquesne Shooting Turns Himself In
• From One Legend To Another: Garth Brooks Says He Could See Aaron Rodgers Playing For The Denver Broncos
• Two Injured, One In Critical Condition, In Humboldt Park Shooting
• Passport Backlog Frustrates Travelers
• Minnesota Wild Take Jesper Wallstedt, Carson Lambos In NHL Draft's First Round
• Tech entrepreneur works to help patients communicate health history
• Art Sound Now Concert Series Return To Walters Art Museum In Baltimore This Summer
• NYC George Floyd Statue Vandalized, Cleaned Prior To Long-Planned Move To Union Square
• Xcel Power Plant Shut Down, Evacuated As Fire In Coal Storage Burns Out Of Control
• Wildlife Commissioners Eye Record Manatee Deaths
• 89-Year-Old Says Baseball Diamonds Are His Fountain Of Youth
• Dept. Of Environment Protection Waiting On Lab Results From Chartiers Creek After Dead Fish Found
• PHOTOS: Explosion Leaves Denver Home With Extensive Damage
• Chicago Lights Urban Farm Kicks Off Summer Farmstand Program
• Study Shows Smith Island Cake Most Popular Junk Food Among Marylanders
• 17 New Olympic-Related COVID-19 Cases Reported, Bringing Total To 127
• Campgrounds Closed Along Poudre Canyon Due To Dangerous Conditions After Deadly Flash Flood
• Armed Suspect At Urbana Carnival Detained
• Weather Timeline: Northern MN, Western WI Sees Rain Overnight, Saturday To Be Hot And Breezy
• Police: 16-Year-Old Arrested In Shooting Death Of 18-Year-Old In McKeesport
• $100 Walmart Giftcards Up For Grabs At Some Colorado COVID-19 Vaccination Sites
• Memorial Walk And Candlelight Vigil To Be Held Tonight At Butler Memorial Park For Caitlyn Kaufman
• Tua's Progress A Key As Dolphins Begin Year 3 Under Flores
• Florida Man Shows Off Gun, Accidentaly Shoots Himself
• Miami-Dade Mayor Urges 'Safe Behavior' At Rolling Loud Music Fest
• Forward Kasper Bjorkqvist Re-Signed To One-Year Contract Worth $750K With Pittsburgh Penguins
• Suspect Charged With Hate Crime For Attack On Asian Man In Manhattan
• Why Japan is a fitting stage for surfing's Olympic debut
• Police: Man Disguises Himself As Homeless Outreach Advocate To Sell Drugs To Unhoused Population In Venice
• Galt Man In Custody Accused Of Killing Wife
• Florida Man Struck, Killed By Multiple Vehicles On I-95
• Box Truck Catches Fire After Rollover Crash In Saugus
• Church Youth Group Leader Arrested For Sexual Abuse
• Florida, Other States, Scale Back Virus Reporting Just As COVID Cases Surge
• Colorado Weather: Saturday's Monsoon Storm Coverage Will Be Highest South Of I-70
• 16-Year-Old Boy Killed In Head-On Crash; Police Believe Alcohol Involved
• Neighbors Band Together To Help Princeton Family After Home Explosion
• Thousands protest lockdown in Sydney amid COVID-19 surge
• In the Biden era, Rehoboth Beach joins the ranks of presidential retreats
• Rockies Rally, Win In 10th As Dodgers' Bullpen Woes Continue
• Pa. Lt. Gov. John Fetterman Calls Voter ID Requirements 'Insidious And Unnecessary'
• Prayer March Through Austin And West Garfield Park Hopes To Fight Gun Violence
• Pittsburgh's West End To Be Sprayed After Mosquitoes Test Positive For West Nile Virus
• Recipe: Summer Stir Fry
• Man survives 3 days in flooded garage after torrential rains hit China
• University Of Pittsburgh To Require COVID-19 Containment Measures For The Unvaccinated
• Massive Early Morning 3-Alarm Fire Destroys Oakland Warehouse
• 4 Your Community: Pan-Mass Challenge
• 19 Year-Old Injured In Early Morning Shooting
• Root Of Teen Empathy Begins With Secure Relationships At Home, Study Finds
• 17 new Olympic-related COVID-19 cases reported, bringing total to 127
• 1 Person Killed In Motorcycle Crash On Route 422 In Lawrence County
• 'The Most Kind-Hearted Young Man': Family Speaks Out After 19-Year-Old Killed In Forklift Accident
• 1 Teen Dead, Another Injured After Backyard Shooting In Englewood
• Patriots Position Preview: Tight Ends
• Woman Injured After Shooting In Pittsburgh's Homewood North Neighborhood
• Mayor De Blasio Urges Private Companies To Require COVID Vaccines For Employees
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: July's Finest! Bright Skies, Seasonable Temps, Low Humidity Saturday
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: July 24, 2021
• Numerous Road Closures In Place As Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Returns To Schenley Park
• COVID Recovery: Enthusiastic Crowds Once Again Flock To The Gilroy Garlic Festival
• Fire Destroys Carteret, New Jersey Apartment Complex; Dozens Displaced
• Fremont Police Make Barber Shop Arrest of Attempted Homicide Suspect
• Hey Ray! Visualizing The Coanda Effect
• Police: 4 Teens Were In Stolen SUV That Crashed And Caught Fire During Chase On Highway In Alpine, New Jersey
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/24 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Victim In Last Night's Deadly Shooting Near Quarry Field In Pittsburgh's South Side Slopes Identified
• Pittsburgh Weather: Chances For Rain And Storms Return This Weekend
• Tamarack Fire Update: Crews Brace for More Extreme Fire Behavior Near Hwy 395
• Dixie Fire Update: Wildfire Grows To 181,289 Acres; Flames Threatening Twain and Quincy
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• SMUD Restores Power After Major Outage In Rio Linda and Natomas
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• Megill Earns 1st Win, Alonso Homers Twice As Mets Blank Jays
• This is Gus - DC's Legends of Tomorrow
• She-Wolf - Wellington Paranormal
• Devers Homers Twice, Bullpen Strong As Red Sox Top Yanks
• The Chair - Dead Pixels
• Hands - Roswell, New Mexico
• Sanctuary - The Republic of Sarah
• Jaws of Death - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• O Mother, Where Art Thou? - Superman & Lois
• Episode 107 - World's Funniest Animals
• Episode 108 - World's Funniest Animals
• Adam Rippon 2 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Greg Proops 5 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Hands - Roswell, New Mexico
• The Gods Thank You - The Outpost
• River City - Burden of Truth
• Everything but Facing Reality - Dynasty

Videos from July 24, 2021

• The Case Against Mary Katherine Higdon
• The Troubling Case Against Kevin Cooper
• Chicago man plunges into Lake Michigan every day for a year
• Black father launches puzzle business to promote diversity
• Incoming Capitol Police chief discusses the future of his force
• Abandoned pet alligators find new life in Michigan sanctuary
• Protesters march in Paris to oppose possible "virus pass" mandate
• COVID-19 infections spike among the unvaccinated
• Wildfires rage on as extreme weather conditions pummel the U.S.
• Tokyo Olympics underway amid COVID-19 controversy
• Cuba protests continue; U.S. imposes new sanctions on Cuban officials
• Lawmakers are getting frustrated as bipartisan infrastructure negotiations drag on
• Tokyo Olympic Games face controversy
• COVID-19 cases surge in areas with low vaccination rates
• The Dish: How Mo's Seafood and Chowder has been able to stand the test of time
• A look at the history of surfing, one of the world's oldest sports
• Inside President Biden's beachside escape
• John Maclean and his love for Montana's great outdoors
• Life and legacy of activist and feminist leader Dorothy Pitman Hughes
• Tech entrepreneur works to make it easier to track hospital treatment
• State Department faces backlog of passport applications
• The latest on Delta variant and what it means
• Less than half of population in 16 states received at least one dose of COVID vaccine