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Articles from July 25, 2021

• Montclair City Employees Will Need Vaccination Sticker On ID Badge Monday If They Want To Work Maskless
• Recycling A Profit: El Dorado Hills Students Turn 3D Printing Passion Into Small Business
• Pasadena Man, 25-Year-Old Andrew San Gabino, Arrested In Corona For Alleged Sexual Assault
• 'Sunday Sessions' Free Concerts Return To Grand Park After Nearly 2 Years
• Chicago Weather: Hot And Sunny For Days To Come
• New Wildfire Shuts Down Part Of I-70 Between Eagle & Gypsum
• 'It's Depressing,' Provincetown Brings Back Indoor Mask Mandate As Coronavirus Cases Rise
• 3-Year-Old Boy Pulled From Plymouth Pond Dies
• Thieves Steal Jeep With Woman Sleeping Inside In Edgewater As Rash Of Chicago Carjackings, Auto Thefts Continues
• White Sox Top Brewers Behind Lance Lynn, Avoid Sweep
• Sununu Signs 'Medical Freedom' Bill To Prevent COVID Vaccine Requirements In Public Facilities In NH
• Authorities Apprehend 26-Year-Old Inmate Edgar Benitez After He Walked Away From Minimum-Security Fire Camp
• Driver Charged With DWI, Manslaughter In Crash That Killed Mother, Daughter On Rockaway Boulevard In Queens
• Citizen App Seeks 'Field Team Members' To Live Stream Breaking News Stories
• Queens Pop-Up Helps Showcase Local Vendors, Raises Money For Residents Displaced By Fire
• Pelosi Taps Republican Congressman Adam Kinzinger For January 6 Select Committee
• 1960s Civil Rights Activist Robert Moses Dies At Age 86
• Sen. Tina Smith Says Democrats 'Are Going To Push As Hard As We Can' For Federal Paid Family Leave
• 4-Year-Old Found Dead In Swimming Pool In Harford County
• Driver Killed In Southeast Side Shootout Between Group In Car, Group On Porch
• Police: 5 Killed In Head-On Crash On Montauk Highway In Quogue
• Adult, Child Injured When SUV Plows Into Liquor Store In South Chicago
• Free COVID-19 Vaccinations Given Out At This Weekend's Sundays On State Event
• Police Identify Victims Killed In Fatal Crash In Anne Arundel County
• The Pandemic Is 'Spiraling Out Of Control' Due To Unvaccinated People, Trump Administration Official Says
• Family Of Missing Bucks County Woman Casey Johnston Hires Private Investigator
• Possible Meteor Seen In Skies Over North Texas Sunday Night
• Kristine Lazar, CBS2/KCAL9 Investigative Reporter, Takes Home LA Area Emmy Saturday
• Semi Rollover Spills Diesel Fuel Onto I-35W In Bloomington; 2 Injured
• Gottlieb Says U.S. Likely 'Much Further In This Epidemic Than We're Picking Up'
• CHP Seeks Suspects in Deadly Saturday Freeway Shooting in Concord
• Family of Delivery Man Slain in Walnut Creek Demands More Arrests for Suspect's Friends
• Bethesda's Katie Ledecky Wins First Medal In Tokyo Games
• Revs Become First Team In MLS To Double-Digit Wins With 2-1 Victory Over CF Montréal
• 'It's Never Going To End': Loved Ones Of David Padro Jr. Voice Gun Violence Frustrations At 22-Year-Old's Vigil
• Philadelphia Weather: Steamy Start To Week As Temperatures To Reach 90s On Monday
• Rally Renews Demand For Justice For Minneapolis' Youngest Shooting Victims: 'Everyone Should Be Angry Right Now'
• Olympics 2021: Swimmer Chase Kalisz Wins Team USA's First Gold
• BMORE LICKS Burglarized Early Sunday; Police Searching For Suspects
• Ola Kamara Scores In DC United's Victory Over Red Bulls
• Residents Battle Summer Heat As DFW Sees 100 Degrees Sunday
• Red Stars Fall Short To Gotham FC Team That's Lost Only Once This Season
• Eloy Jimenez Expected To Return To White Sox Monday For First Time In Season
• Should Vaccinated People Mask Up With COVID-19 Cases Rising?
• University Of Illinois Opening Student Recruitment Office In India
• Jesús Medina Opens Scoring, NYCFC Beat Orlando City
• Auburn Wildlife Rescue Receives First Wildfire Burn Victim Of Year
• Driver Faces OUI Charges After Deadly Crash In Dedham
• Bootleg Fire Update: Massive Blaze Stirs Up Turbulent Weather System; Tornado Rips Through Forestland
• Missing: Kou Yang, 50, Last Heard From By Family In Early July, St. Paul Police Say
• Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Praises Dak Prescott, Believes Team 'Should Be A Contender'
• Daniel Williams, 24, Arrested In Connection To Saturday Fatal Double Shooting In Downtown Long Beach
• Mariners Pull Closer In Wild Card Race, Hold Off A's 4-3
• Wade Homers Twice, Giants Bounce Back To Beat Pirates 6-1
• Inmate Walks Away From Conservation Camp In El Dorado County, CDCR Says
• Santa Cruz Police Investigate BLM Mural Vandalism as Hate Crime
• France approves restaurant COVID pass and vaccine rules
• LA County Continues To See COVID-19 Surge, Doctor Says Not Getting Vaccine Reckless
• Mack Motzko, Son Of Gopher Coach, Dies In Crash
• Vikings Sign Receiver/Returner Dede Westbrook, Agency Says
• 2 Killed In Wrong-Way Crash On 91 Freeway In Long Beach
• Held Back A Year By Pandemic, Hawk Harrelson Finally Accepts Baseball Hall Of Fame's Top Honor For Broadcasters
• Cameron Champ Fends Off Heat To Win 3M Open By 2 Strokes
• Hundreds Line Streets Outside Van Nuys Post Office For Passport Fair
• Wade Homers Twice, Giants Bounce Back to Beat Pirates
• Emmett Till's Cousin Speaks In St. Paul, Marking What Would Be His 80th Birthday
• 'Great Lake Jumper' Dan O'Conor Has Jumped Into Lake Michigan Every Day For Over A Year, And Has Come Out Better For It
• No One Injured In Partial Building Collapse In Arnold
• Concerned Citizens Went Undercover To Bust Child Luring Suspects, Atlantic City Police Say
• Big Rig Crash Causes Major Backups On I-80 In Colfax
• Smith, Taylor Power Short-Handed Dodgers Past Rockies, 3-2
• Alonso, McNeil Lead Mets Past Blue Jays In Hill's Debut
• Man Fatally Shot While Meeting To Fight Suspect At Park In Arlington, Police Say
• Pirates Can't Complete The Sweep, Lose To Giants 6-1
• Red Sox End Germán's No-Hit Bid In 8th, Storm Past Yanks
• Mariners Hold Off A's 4-3
• Fullerton PD Detectives Seeking Public Assistance In Sunday Morning Homicide
• NYPD: Group Lighting Fireworks In Queens Attacked Man Walking Dog When He Complained About Noise
• Colorado Boy Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries After Falling From 2nd Floor Of Town Center Of Aurora
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Rain Tapers Off Before Midnight; 90 And Sunny Monday!
• Pittsburgh Firefighter Lee Weber Drowns While On Family Vacation In Ohio
• College Student Foundation Donates New Uniforms To Southside Wolfpack Youth Football Team
• See It: Ramapo Police Officer Helps Rescue Raccoon With Head Stuck In Can
• Texas House Members Urge Gov. Abbott To Reverse Ban On Mask Mandates In Public Schools
• Hundreds Of Motorcyclists Turn Out For Ride To Remember, In Support Of Chicago's Fallen Police Officers
• Closed To Cars, Open To People: BikePGH Hosts 5th OpenStreetsPGH In Hazelwood
• Activists, Local Leaders Hold Prayer Vigil For Haiti In Brooklyn
• Officials Investigating Cause Of Fire At Vacant Home In West Baltimore
• Chicago Landmark Plaque Added To Childhood Home Of Emmett Till
• Protesters Call On New York City To Stop Moving Homeless Individuals Out Of Hotels
• The Wrights: A family of saddle bronc riders
• Exploring the unreleased music in Prince's vault
• Podcast helps save Curtis Flowers from death row
• The stories behind Prince's upcoming album Welcome 2 America
• Inside a legendary Prince guitar solo
• Rodeo lessons: The cowboys of saddle bronc
• Why Prince's bodyguard dragged him off David Letterman's set
• Jonatan Jose Medina-Mejia Arrested By Huntington Beach PD For Series Of Alleged Burglaries
• Homicide Detectives Investigate After Man Found Dead At Stockton Intersection
• Rep. Adam Kinzinger Tapped By Speaker Pelosi To Join House Select Committee Investigating Capitol Insurrection
• St. Paul Farmers Market Vendors Endure Dry Conditions
• South Florida Caravan Heads To DC To Ask US Government To End Cuba's Communist Regime
• 23-Year-Old In Critical Condition After Wissinoming Shooting: Police
• Historic Little Havana House Goes Up In Flames
• CDOT Plans Simultaneous Highway Projects In Front Range Canyons
• With 3 Mass Shootings In 4 Days On West Side, Community Leaders Hold Peace Walk And Talk With Neighbors About Crisis
• 68-Year-Old Brooklyn Man Hospitalized With Broken Nose, Wrist From Brutal Attack Caught On Camera
• Capacity Concerns At Arapahoe County Fair Prompt Organizers To Turn People Away
• Miami PD Finds Burnt Body After Responding To Fire On Railroad Tracks
• Boys Ages 12, 14, And 16 Arrested In Avalon Park Carjacking, Subsequent Pursuit
• Surfside Remembers Victims Of Condo Collapse With Memorial Concert
• Man Found Guilty Of 2018 First-Degree Murder Of Lodi Podiatrist Thomas Shock
• 6 Years Later, Family Vows To Keep Searching For Missing Boy King Walker And His Aunt, Diamond Bynum
• Ohtani's MLB-Best 35th HR Lifts Angels Past Twins 6-2
• Bryant, Rizzo, Bote Homer As Cubs Beat Diamondbacks
• Another Rough Outing For Darvish As Padres Lose At Miami 9-3
• Pittsburgh Native And CEO Of University Of Florida Health Dr. Leon Haley Dies Unexpectedly
• Nola's Gem Lifts Phillies Over Braves 2-1
• 'We Support Our Firefighters:' Lower Merion Township Says Goodbye To Thomas Royds With Procession
• 3 Men Shot In Broad Daylight In East Garfield Park
• Police Searching For Suspects Accused In Armed Robbery In The Bronx
• Bob Moses, champion of civil rights and education, dies at 86
• Loveland Pass Reopens After Massive Mudslide Cleanup
• Fayette County Children And Youth Services Host Clothing Giveaway For Families In Need
• Orioles Complete Three-Game Sweep Of Nationals With 5-4 Win
• VIDEO: Horses Gallop Onto I-70 In Eagle After Escaping Rodeo
• Hogan Administration Announces $1M In Grants Geared Towards Pedestrian & Bicycle Safety
• Young Colorado Boy Given Chance At Sports With New Prosthetic Leg
• 2 Performances Of 'In The Heights' At Arsht Center Canceled After Cast Members Catch COVID
• Red Sox End Germán's No-Hit Bid In 8th, Storm Past Yanks 5-4
• New Research From Carnegie Mellon University Could Help Autonomous Vehicles Travel Crowded Streets
• Jet Fuel Shortage Impacts Air Travel Around the West
• Sparked By Pandemic Fallout, Homeschooling Surges Across US
• Man Seriously Injured Following Assault, Robbery At Bar In Bear, Delaware
• Dolton Firefighter's Body Returned Home After Death, Investigation In Dominican Republic
• Fort Worth Native Leon Bridges Shares His Evolution To 'Gold-Diggers Sound'
• Mud & Rockslides Overtake Several Colorado High Country Highways
• Medical Examiner Rules Fourth Of July 2019 Shooting Of 18-Year-Old Keyari Wynn A Homicide
• Man And Woman Shot And Killed Outside Of Apartment Complex In Ohio
• Saturday Marked One Month Since Surfside Tragedy Devastated South Florida Community
• Man Suspected Of Assaulting Family Members Found Dead Following Standoff In Saginaw
• MISSING: Nathan Visza, 14, Last Seen Near McCarty Elementary School In Aurora
• Bicyclist Dies After Being Hit By Alleged DUI Driver On American River Parkway In Sacramento Last Month
• Costa Rican gymnast ends routine with Black Lives Matter tribute
• Serious Crash Closes Part Of U.S. 6 At Colorado Highway 119
• Fort Worth ISD Career Fair
• Tucker Carlson, Black Lives Matter Protesters Among Recipients Of 'Muzzle' Awards
• Arrest Made After Woman Found Dead In South Land Park Apartment
• Police Arrest Man After He Allegedly Fires Rounds From A Shotgun At Person's Residence
• Firefighters Gain Some Containment On Morgan Creek Fire
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on July 25, 2021
• 'We Have Something To Prove': Denver Broncos Eager For Better, Winning Season
• Fauci Says US Headed In 'Wrong Direction' On Coronavirus
• Commerce secretary: Infrastructure deal is "what Americans want"
• Tamarack Fire: Determined Firefighters Turn Flames Back From Highway 395; Lightning Threat In Weather Forecast
• Driver Causes Rollover Crash While Looking Down At Phone, Salem Police Say
• Authorities Break Up 2 Large Fights At Anoka County Fair
• Car Stolen With Dog Inside In St. Paul's Payne-Phalen Neighborhood
• Facing South Florida: COVID Concerns in South Florida
• Man Suspected Of Kidnapping Unconscious Woman In WeHo Out On Bail
• Lee Kiefer wins third fencing gold medal in U.S. history
• Transcript: Carol Leonnig and Philip Rucker on "Face the Nation," July 25, 2021
• Hiker Found Dead On Trail In New Hampshire's White Mountain National Forest
• West Sacramento Police Arrest Woman Found With Drugs
• Public's Help Sought In Locating Missing 20-Year-Old Palmdale Man With Depression
• Transcript: Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas on "Face the Nation," July 25, 2021
• Red Flag Warning In Effect In Parts Of Northern Minnesota
• Florida teen wins first-ever U.S. gold in women's taekwondo
• Transcript: Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo on "Face the Nation," July 25, 2021
• Colorado Rafting Companies & Employees Hit Hard After Flash Flood Overtakes Poudre Canyon
• Walt Disney To Move Thousands Of Jobs From California To Florida
• Draymond Green, Olympic Men's Basketball Team Suffers Stunning Opening Game Loss
• Tamarack Fire Grows To 66,744 Acres; Containment Improves to 27%
• Search Continues For 3 Missing People After Flash Flood In Poudre Canyon
• Transcript: Jerome Adams on "Face the Nation," July 25, 2021
• Northwest Miami-Dade Students Treated To Free Haircuts
• Transcript: Dr. Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation," July 25, 2021
• West Virginia Treasurer Raises Nearly $140K In Firearms Auction
• 'It Looked Apocalyptic': 30-Inch Broken Water Main Floods Streets In Queen Village
• New Bronze Statue Of President Abraham Lincoln Dedicated In Wilkinsburg
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 300 New Cases Reported, Positivity Rate Over 2%
• Daniel Tiger Show To Return To Idlewild And Soakzone, Hours Extended
• Evan Fournier Leads France Over Jayson Tatum And Team USA In Olympic Opener
• T Delays Expected This Weekend For Downtown LED Installation
• Tatis Homers But Marlins Rally Late To Beat Padres 3-2
• Colorado Weather: Fewer Storms, But Burn Areas Still Have To Be Alert
• Detour On The Jerome Street Bridge Eastbound Goes Into Effect Overnight
• A sense of direction: Finding your way without GPS
• Geena Davis on increasing opportunities for women on screen
• 5 Men Shot In Yard In Austin
• How Coney Island became the people's playground
• Minnesota United Edges Portland 2-1, Gasper Scores
• New York's newest island, a man-made gift to the city
• California's Largest Fire Torches Homes As Blazes Lash West
• Artist Alice Neel, a collector of souls
• Three Men Attacked In River North Near Merchandise Mart
• Audiences return to Wolf Trap
• 13-Year-Old Girl Found Dead After Going Missing In Lake Minnewashta
• Surviving locked-in syndrome: How one man confounded expectations of death
• Pop-Up Clinic Held In Mattapan, Where COVID Vaccination Rate Remains Low
• 7 People Injured In Crash On Bishop Ford
• CBS3 Pet Project: How Do You Know If Your Cat Has Arthritis?
• New York's Newest Island, A Man-Made Gift To The City
• Airport Piano Player Earns $60,000 In Tips After A Stranger Shared Videos Of Him On Instagram
• National Hire A Veteran Day
• Russians top U.S. women's gymnastics in Olympics qualifying round
• Chicago Weather: Hot But Not Too Humid
• 8th Annual Raise Your Voice Music Festival Returns To Monessen
• 'God Is Not Sleeping': Grief-Stricken Family Calls For Suspect In Deadly Long Island Stabbing To Turn Himself In
• Vigil For David Padro Jr., Killed Outside Pat's Steaks, To Be Held Sunday Night
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Clouds, Humidity, Scattered Storms Return Sunday
• Family Event Highlighting Cyclists And Pedestrians Returns To Hazelwood
• Swimmer Chase Kalisz wins Team USA's first gold at Olympics
• Three Wounded; Two Arrested In Gunfight Outside Antioch Liquor Store
• Pittsburgh Weather: Possible Rain Today, Hot Stretch Of Days Ahead
• San Francisco To Consider Transit Fees On Congested City Streets
• Polanco, Newman Lead Pirates To 10-2 Romp Over Giants
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/25 Sunday Morning Forecast
• Bronx Man Arrested For String Of Disturbing Sex Crimes In Inwood

Videos from July 25, 2021

• The family that dominates saddle bronc riding
• Legends: Mike Brown
• Podcast helps save man from death row
• Remembering legendary comedian Jackie Mason
• Seaweed takes over Lake Minnetonka in Minnesota
• Bob Moses, civil rights activist and math educator, has died at 86
• Pelosi taps Republican Congressman Adam Kinzinger for January 6 select committee
• The challenges of reporting at the Olympics
• Dr. David Agus on COVID vaccine booster shots and projection of deadly surge in October
• Global protests against COVID-19 restrictions
• Concern grows as Delta variant of coronavirus spreads in U.S.
• Biden administration formally accuses China of Microsoft systems hack
• President Biden and former President Trump both hold events over weekend
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 7/25/2021
• "I Alone Can Fix It" authors say former president learned he was "untouchable" from first impeachment
• Kansas City mayor says city has a "painfully low" vaccination rate
• Face The Nation: Raimondo, Lucas, Leonnig, Rucker
• Commerce secretary says infrastructure deal is "what Americans want"
• Adams says pandemic is "spiraling out of control again" because of unvaccinated Americans
• Gottlieb says U.S. likely "much further in this epidemic than we're picking up
• Demonstrators protest against vaccine passports in France, Italy and Australia
• Delta variant drives fourth wave of COVID-19 pandemic across the U.S.
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," July 25
• 7/25: Gottlieb, Adams, Raimondo, Lucas, Leonnig, Rucker
• Nature: Assateague Island
• A sense of direction: Finding your way without GPS
• Geena Davis on increasing opportunities for women on screen
• Chance meeting
• How Coney Island became the people's playground
• New York City's Little Island
• Artist Alice Neel, a collector of souls
• How the Super Soaker's inventor made a big splash
• Surviving locked-in syndrome: How one man confounded expectations of death