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• Report Shows Sacramento Police More Likely To Arrest, Use Force On Black People
• 'The Public Needs To Know': High Levels Of E. Coli Bacteria Found In Echo Park Lake
• Marysville Woman Arrested On Arson Charges After Apartment Caught Fire
• Ohtani Hits MLB-Best 36th HR But Angels Routed By Rockies
• Jet Narrowly Missed Bus When It Crashed In Truckee
• Experts Weigh In On Accusations Against Governor Newsom's Family Over Mask Wearing: 'Children Have Always Been Off Limits'
• Some Jeffco Parents Petitioning School District To Mandate Masks In Alignment With CDC
• Preliminary Colorado Map for State Legislative Districts Under Fire For Dividing Communities Of Color
• Report: Windows Broken At Gov. Newsom's Family-Owned Wine Shop In San Francisco
• Colorado Encourages COVID Vaccine As CDC Changes Mask Guidance
• Bellinger's Blunder In 8th Helps Giants Top Dodgers 2-1
• Only On KCAL 9: Tarzana Woman Speaks Out On Surviving Violent Home Invasion
• Colorado Unclaimed Property Website Blocked John Elway, Governors And Politicians From Searching Their Names
• SWAT Standoff In Echo Park After Body Is Found Inside Home
• Chicago Weather: Building Heat
• Jimenez Hits 3-Run HR, Rallies White Sox Past Royals
• Cubs Lose To Reds, Have Now Lost 6 Of 10
• Ed Buck Found Guilty In West Hollywood Overdose Deaths
• Dominic Choi Named LAPD's First Asian American Assistant Chief
• Cabrera, Haase Power Tigers Past Twins 6-5 In 11th Innings
• Sex Offender Gets 8 Years After Pleading Guilty To Molestations
• Family Of Man Hit And Killed By Car On American River Parkway Speaks Out
• 84-Year-OId Man Found Pinned To Death Under Minivan In Kandiyohi, Sheriff Says
• With Rash Of Carjackings In West Rogers Park, Lincoln Square, Apple AirTag Presented As Item That Could Help
• Fargo Woman Killed In Head-On Crash Near Evansville
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/28 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• CDC Reverses Course, Recommends People Wear Masks Indoors Where COVID Rates Are High
• Tom Brady Has Classic Reaction To Matt Damon Supporting Bucs Over Patriots In Potential Super Bowl
• Hardwick Health Agent Says 'It's Impossible' To Convince Residents To Get COVID Vaccine
• Police Warn About 'Dent Repair Scam' After Men In Van Approach Woman At Burlington Mall
• Drivers Turn Highways Into Personal Parking Lots While Waiting To Pick Up Passengers From Tri-State Area Airports
• CDC Recommends Face Masks For Fully Vaccinated People Again In Some Indoor Settings
• 7-Month-Old With Rare Genetic Condition Sent Home From Hospital For The First Time Since Being Born
• 'The Surge Seems To Be Happening': COVID-19 Hospitalizations Spike In Worcester
• 'Our Numbers Are Up About 500%' Maryland Pushes To Vaccinate As Covid Delta Variant Spreads; Still No Plans For Another Mask Mandate
• Bouncing Back: Katie Ledecky Finally Wins Gold At Tokyo Games
• Some Fans Are Selling Off Their Lollapalooza Tickets Due To Concerns About COVID
• Narvaez, Anderson Lead Brewers To 9-0 Rout Of Pirates
• Large Rock Dislodged & Dragged In Fraser... But Why?
• Taxi Driver Scared To Return To Work After Almost Being Struck By Bullet While Driving On Queens Highway
• 'Our Jaws Dropped': Essex Daycare Teacher Caught On Camera Yanking Child To The Ground
• Jake Ellzey Defeats Susan Wright In Runoff Special Election For Texas' 6th Congressional District Seat
• Nevada brings back mask mandate in line with new CDC guidance
• Phillies Can't Overcome Matt Moore's Poor Start In 6-4 Loss To Nationals
• Capitol Police Detail Violence, Injuries As Hearings Begin Into Jan. 6 Insurrection
• Queens Man Arrested In Connection To String Of Anti-Muslim Hate Crimes
• How To Help Dress For Success Twin Cities
• CDC's New Mask Guidance In Schools Creates Tense Moments At Central Bucks Board Meeting
• Red Lake Nation Police Officer Ryan Bialke Killed In Line Of Duty
• 2 People Killed In Chemical Incident At Plant Near Houston
• CDC Announces Fully Vaccinated Americans Should Wear Masks Again Inside Public Spaces In Places With 'High Transmission'
• Sheep Help Restore Native Prairie Habitat On Waseca Solar Farm
• Ladew Topiary Gardens' Butterfly House Showcases Over 20 Native Butterfly Species
• Simone Biles Looks To Focus On Herself; Tokyo Olympics Created Unique Stress, Doctor Says
• Emergency Officials Respond To Head-On Crash In Westmoreland County
• Owner Of Little Italy's Joe Benny's Struggles Without Federal Help
• Ravens RB Gus Edwards Tested Positive For COVID-19, Ravens Confirm
• Anne Arundel Co. Police Investigating Suspicious Death Of 58-Year-Old Juanita Naomi Koilpillai As Homicide
• Maryland State Board Of Education Focuses On Safe Reopening Amid Parent, Teacher Concerns
• Police Seek 4 Suspects Accused Of Attacking Teen In Brooklyn
• Will Governor Gavin Newsom Keep His Job?
• Brood X Cicadas Had A Good Run, But Now It's Time For Dog-Day Cicadas To Take Center Stage
• 'We Were Pretty Loud': Sunisa Lee's Dad Beams With Pride After Olympics Performance
• MDH Investigating COVID Outbreak At Western Minnesota Camp
• Workers In City Of Pittsburgh Will Continue To Get COVID-19 Paid Sick Leave
• 'Everyone Keeps Passing The Buck': Tree Threatens Philadelphia Family's Home With No Help In Sight
• Man Suspected In North Dakota Killing Arrested In Moorhead
• Starting Friday, Yolo County Requires Residents To Wear Masks At Indoor Gatherings
• COVID: San Francisco's City Employee Vaccine Mandate Is Not A First In America
• CoCo County Supes Lift Hemp Moratorium, Leave Ban On Vaping Sales In Place
• Marlins Homer 3 Times In 7-3 Victory Over Orioles
• Cleanup Efforts Continue Following EF-1 Tornado In Clayton Township
• Nuggets Hosting NBA Draft Watch Party Complete With Prizes
• Tree Falls On House In Hyde Park During Strong Storm
• Sunflowers To Bloom In Jarrettsville In About 60 Days
• Lane Closures Planned Near Cherry Creek Mall For Denver Water Main Project
• Former Vermillion Township Clerk Sentenced To Prison For Fraud Scheme
• DPSCD Teacher Calls For Mandatory Vaccines, Rejects Reopening Plan
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 309 New Cases Reported Tuesday, Positivity Rate Increases To 2.31%
• Report: Public Health To Blame For Delayed Notification Of Hyperion Sewage Spill
• Man Who Drove Up To Chicago Skyway Toll Bridge And Stopped Had Been Shot On Dan Ryan; 3-Year-Old In Car With Him Was Not Injured
• Two Men Arrested For Allegedly Breaking Into Woodland Skate Shop And Stealing Scooters
• Search Is On For Owner Of Wedding Dress Found On Dallas North Tollway
• Woman Dead After Dragging Officer With Car Before Crashing Into Business In Dolton; Shots Fired By Police
• Chicago Party Aunt Twitter Account Inspires New Netflix Animated Series
• Baltimore Trash Wheels Adopted By Pompeian Olive Oil
• Allegheny County Man Pleads Guilty To Possessing Child Pornography Found During 2019 Investigation Into Missing Teen From Kentucky
• Moving Forward With Private Police Plans, Johns Hopkins Hires Former Police Commissioner As Public Safety VP
• Recall Election: Republican Candidate Faulconer Slams Newsom on Crime
• Boulder County Cancels Gross Reservoir Expansion Hearings Citing Denver Water Lawsuit
• Truckee Residents Talk About Running To Jet Crash In Search Of Survivors
• 85% Of Chicago Bears Players Are Vaccinated Against COVID-19, And Team Hopes That Number Goes Up
• One Person Killed, One Officer Injured In Shooting By Chicago Police Assigned To U.S. Marshals In Calumet City
• Javy Báez Out With Heel Injury As Cubs Take On Reds Tuesday Night, After Pinch-Hitting Winning Run Night Before And Taunting Pitcher Amir Garrett
• Former President Obama joins NBA Africa as strategic partner
• Bureau Of Land Management Tightens Protections Against Illegal Resale Of Wild Horses; Advocates Skeptical
• On Bears Training Camp Eve, All Eyes Are On Justin Fields, But Andy Dalton Will Still Be Starting QB
• Red Sox-Blue Jays Rained Out; Split Doubleheader Wednesday
• Renters Behind On Rent During Pandemic May Have Access To Millions To Pay Off Debts
• COVID: East Bay Residents React to CDC Reversal of Masking Guidance
• CDC Recommends Students Mask Up When They Go Back To School
• Gov. Abbott Orders Texas National Guard To Help Make Arrests At Southern Border
• Biden Says Vaccine Mandate For Federal Workers Is 'Under Consideration'
• Flex Alert Issued For Wednesday Calls For Voluntary Electricity Conservation
• DeAllen Price of District Heights Indicted For Allegedly Killing Transgender Woman, Tavahn Ashton
• 4 killed in fiery California plane crash
• Apple, Microsoft, Google Report Combined 2Q Profits Of More Than $50 Billion
• 14-Year-Old Teen Arrested In Shooting Death Of Fairfield Teen Found Dead By Train Tracks
• "Rosie the Riveter" Phyllis Gould dies at 99
• Drought Depleting Bay Area Reservoirs, Driving Urgent Need For Conservation
• Long Beach To Require All City Employees To Get Vaccinated Or Undergo Weekly COVID Tests
• Drive-By Shooting Possibly Linked To Fatal Crash In Venice
• LA County Continues To See Climb In COVID-19 Hospitalizations
• Newsoms Pull Kids From Summer Camp Where Masks Were Not Required
• Laru Beya Collective In The Rockaways Brings Surfing To Kids Who May Not Otherwise Had The Chance To Try It
• 'Water Is Smelly': Drinking Water Has Johnstown Residents Concerned About Safety
• Minneapolis Marks Its 50th Homicide Of 2021
• Police in Oakland Investigate Shooting at 8th and Broadway Near Chinatown
• New York Jets, New York Giants Report For Training Camp
• Report Finds California Prison Employment Program Illegally Spent $1.3M
• Man In His 50s Dies Days After Being Shot In South Minneapolis
• LASD Employee Detained After Shooting In Santa Clarita; Involvement Unclear
• San Francisco Asks CPUC To Put Price Tag On PG&E's Infrastructure
• Search Continues For Hit-And-Run Driver That Killed Caltrans Subcontractor On Highway 99
• West Side Teens Get Some Maritime Experience Out In Lake Michigan On Boats, Thanks To Community Leader Rev. Walter Jones
• California Expands Health Care To More Low-Income Immigrants
• U.S. Government Sells Wu-Tang Clan Album Forfeited By Convicted Hedge Fund Manager Martin Shkreli
• Colorado Parks & Wildlife Says 'Errant' Test Likely Shut Down Cherry Creek & Chatfield Swim Beaches
• Shanahan Says Garoppolo Is Starting QB As 49ers Open Camp
• Tired Of Minnesota's Streak Of Hot Weather? Here's Why
• NYC Health Department Sees Increase In Reports Of Children Accidentally Ingesting Edible Cannabis Products
• Aldermen Urge Passage Of 'Anjanette Young Ordinance' Seeking Sweeping Changes To CPD Search Warrant Procedures; 'We Have An Obligation To Change Policy'
• Arwady On Chicago COVID Cases: We Are Moving In The Wrong Direction, Lolla Attendees Should Take Precautions
• Man Accused Of Killing 2 Women In Pa. Now Charged With Murder Of Pregnant Woman In Michigan Who Disappeared
• 'We Love You': Athletes, Fans Offer Support To Simone Biles After She Withdrew From Olympics Gymnastics Team Final
• Gov. Jared Polis Tours Staunton State Park Equipped With Track Chairs
• Mental Health Experts React To Gymnast Simone Biles Withdrawing From Tokyo Olympics
• 'We Don't Train This': Aurora Police Chief Apologizes For Controversial Arrest
• Police Resolve Barricade Situation In Glen Burnie
• Investigation Underway After Newark Building Partially Collapses
• Chicago Expanding At-Home Vaccination Program, Offering $25 Gift Cards To People Who Get Vaccinated At Home
• Firefighter Injured While Battling Folsom Residential Fire
• Calls Continue For Cuban Embassy In DC To Be Shut Down
• Some Immunocompromised Patients Are Already Getting Third Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Thomas Connally Charged For Threatening Life Of Dr. Anthony Fauci & Dr. Francis Collins
• Charges: Accused Stalker Purposely Crashed Stolen SUV Into Family's Home In Alleged Racist Attack
• Crash on Highway 85 in Saratoga Temporarily Blocks Southbound Lanes
• COVID: Newsom Pulls Kids From Summer Camp; No Mask Requirement
• Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont Signs 2 Gun Safety Bills Into Law
• MLB Extends Trevor Bauer's Administrative Leave Through August 6
• Vikings Training Camp Tickets
• Classical Theatre Of Harlem Presents Free Production Of 'Seize The King' In Marcus Garvey Park
• Sewickley Academy Has Suddenly Become A Hotbed Of Division
• Futuristic 'Iron Man' Jet Suits Tested By Royal Navy For 'Super Fast' Maritime Boarding Operations
• Designer Who Won't Make Same-Sex Wedding Websites Loses Case
• Gov. Pritzker Signs 4 Bills Advancing Rights For LGBTQ+ People In Illinois
• Fire Destroys 2 Mobile Homes In Sacramento
• Texas Sen. Ted Cruz Slams CDC's Updated Mask Guidance For Fully-Vaccinated People, Calls It A 'Mandate'
• Chicago Man Robbed By 3 Men, Then Shot By 3 Other Men
• U.S. infrastructure crumbling as Congress debates funding
• CDC: Vaccinated People Should Wear Masks Indoors Again; Masks Urged At Schools Nationwide
• Utility Pole Snaps, Creating Mess On Route 356 In Allegheny Township
• Florida Argues CDC Violated Cruise Case Injunction
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• COVID: All Cal State Campuses To Require Vaccination for All Students, Faculty, Staff this Fall
• Dozens Of Dallas Firefighters Sweating Through Their Shifts Due To A/C Problems At 5 Stations
• Stony Brook Medicine Helps Bring Vital Information To The Public Through Healthy Libraries Program
• Keller @ Large: Some Republicans Ramp Up Appeals To Get Vaccinated, But Not So Much In Massachusetts
• Quantelize Welch Charged With Murder In Minneapolis Hit-And-Run
• Alex Ewing Murder Trial: Testimony Begins In 1984 Murder Case
• Garden State Parkway Service Areas To Be Renamed After These 9 New Jersey Icons
• West Coast Wildfires Again Cause Air Quality Advisory Over Our Area
• 'Zoom Fatigue' Is Real And Even Worse For Women, Stanford University Researchers Find
• What Parents Should Know Before Letting Teens Trade Stocks With Fidelity's No-Fee 'Youth Account'
• 'Stay The Course': Chicago Parents Divided On CDC Recommendation For Students To Mask Up For The Fall
• Shark Sighted Off Jones Beach Day After Lifeguard Was Bitten
• James Gandolfini, Whitney Houston, Frank Sinatra, Toni Morrison And More: 9 Service Areas On Garden State Parkway Renamed After New Jersey Hall Of Fame Inductees
• Homeless Man Charged With Hate Crime, Yelling Racial Slurs While Attacking Korean Woman In Santa Monica For Her Purse
• Reports: Phillies' Trade For Pirates Pitcher Tyler Anderson Hits Snag
• 'Get The Vaccine': 49-Year-Old COVID Survivor Speaks Out After 13 Days In Hospital
• Seems More 'Cicada Killers' Are Buzzing Around North Texas
• CBS News Correspondent Jeff Pegues Opens Up About Severe Anxiety, Nearly Losing His Voice
• Cold Or COVID? Doctors Advise You To Get Tested, Even If You're Vaccinated
• Giant Eagle Accepting EBT Payments Online
• RV Market Suffering Same Shortages Plaguing Many Industries
• Mothers Create Podcast For Others Who've Lost A Child To Suicide
• Puppy Taken At Gunpoint From Owners Looking To Sell It Recovered By Forney Police
• Simone Biles Withdraws From Team Competition, Highlights Importance Of Mental Health
• CDC Recommends Face Masks Indoors For Fully Vaccinated Americans Again In 'Substantial Or High' COVID Transmission Areas
• I-Team's Call For Action Helps Disabled Woman Get Handicapped Parking Spot Back
• Video Captures Coast Guard Helicopter Crew Rescuing Woman Near China Beach
• Police Searching For Suspect Wanted In North Philadelphia Shooting
• Mixed Reactions In Philadelphia After CDC Reverses Indoor Mask Guidance Amid Rising COVID-19 Cases
• 28-Year-Old Man Burned When Gas Explosion Blows Out Garage At Perth Amboy Home
• Baltimore County Public Schools Open Registration For Fall Sports
• Missing Hialeah Girls Karla Argueta & Audree Guevara Found Safe
• Lauderhill Mom Tinessa Hogan, Charged In Death Of Daughters Found In Canal, Pleads Not Guilty
• Police: Hennawi Salem Charged With Sexually Assaulting Women At Connecticut Furniture Store
• Family Nearly Overcome By Waves After Storm Quickly Moved Over Lake Tahoe
• 'Operation Helping Hand' Mobile Unit Provides Outreach, Support To Those With Substance Abuse Issues In Somerset County
• Louisiana prisons suspend visitation as COVID-19 cases soar
• Venetian Causeway Bridge Closed Until Further Notice
• As Battle With Blaze At Clinton Grain Bin Wraps Up, Salvage Operations Continue
• Full Lineup Revealed For 'We Love New York City: The Homecoming Concert' In Central Park
• Man Dies After Being Buried Underground When Ground Gave Out Underneath Him In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• COVID: Contra Costa Cases Surge; Outbreak at Detention Facilities Expected to Grow
• Grab Your Tickle Stick: Florida Lobster Mini Season Begins Wednesday Night
• James Dale Reed Sentenced To Federal Prison For Threatening President Biden, VP Harris
• Investigators Say Speed May Have Been A Factor In Crash That Killed 5 Young People In Quogue
• 5 Dead, 12-Year-Old Girl Injured After Violent Night Of Gunfire In Wilmington, Delaware
• Crews Battling Fire At Folsom House On Perraud Court
• South Carolina Man Convicted In Murder Of New Jersey College Student Samantha Josephson
• Young Bull Moose Gets Some Help Moving To Remote Area After Wandering Around Vail For Weeks
• Town Of Surfside Wants To Do Its Own Full Forensic Investigation Of Condo Collapse Site
• National Weather Service To Begin Sending Alerts For Storms Capable Of Causing Destructive Damage
• Broward School Board Postpones Decision On Mask Use For The New School Year
• Antioch Woman Arrested After Allegedly Shooting Husband During Domestic Dispute
• CDC To Recommend Vaccinated People In Certain Areas Resume Wearing Masks
• Joe Ellis Says Denver Broncos Ownership Will Be Settled Next Year
• CDC Recommends Masks For All In K-12 Schools, Regardless Of Vaccination Status
• Gov. Larry Hogan Thanks Cecil County Farmers, Tours Business Park
• Massachusetts Reports 657 New COVID-19 Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
• Erie Police Investigating Suspected Impersonator
• Colorado Avalanche Trade With Kraken For Kurtis MacDermid, New Seattle NHL Team Writes 'Kurtis, We'll Never Forget You'
• CDC Recommends Masks In K-12 Schools For All, Regardless Of Vaccination Status
• Oscar Palazuelos Wanted In Murder Of Army Veteran Ismael Zabala
• Authorities Searching For Escaped Inmate Hugo Avila In West Suburban St. Charles
• Cicero Man In Custody, Accused Of Burning Down West Lawn Neighborhood Walgreens Last Year
• Sunnyvale City Council Could Declare Water Shortage Emergency
• Macomb Co. Executive Mark Hackel Assesses Damage As Clean Up Continues In Armanda After Saturday's Tornado
• Dog Found Dead Inside Stolen SUV In St. Paul
• Pittsburgh Native Receives Special Honor From United States Postal Service
• Attorney: Detroit Councilman Spivey Expects Bribery Charge
• Zach Wilson Not Present As Jets Open Training Camp, As Rookie QB Has Yet To Sign Contract
• Orange County Reports 453 New COVID-19 Cases, Rise In Hospitalizations
• North Texas Pair Suspected Of Stealing $150K Motorhome Identified
• Dixie Fire Tops 200,000 Acres; Erratic Weather 'Pushing Around Our Crews'
• COVID: San Francisco to Require All New City Employees be Vaccinated
• CDC Says Some Vaccinated Americans Should Wear Masks Indoors Again
• 3 Great White Sharks Spotted Off Chatham Coast
• Parents Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter After 2-Month-Old Dies From Fentanyl Overdose
• Eagles: 4 Position Battles To Watch During Training Camp
• Devin McCourty Praises Stephon Gilmore As A Top Cornerback In The NFL
• The Case Of Murdered 6-Year-Old Adam Walsh: 40 Years Later
• Career Opportunities: Associate Digital Line Producer
• Two Children, Woman Seriously Injured In Car Crash Monday
• 1 Hurt After Cars Catch Fire In Turlock Driveway
• Tunnel Reopens After SEPTA's 'Trolley Tunnel Blitz' For Repairs, Maintenance
• CDC Recommends Masks For Everyone Inside K-12 Schools, Regardless Of Vaccination Status
• Ewww! Report: Miami Third In The Nation With The Most Roach Sightings
• Video Shows Ryan LeRoux Moving In Car Before Montgomery County Police Fatally Shot Him In McDonald's Drive Thru
• South Carolina Man Convicted Of Killing New Jersey Native Samantha Josephson Who Mistook Car For Uber In 2019
• CSU No Longer Waiting For Full Approval From FDA, Will Require All Students And Staff To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• San Francisco Asks State Utility Regulators To Set A Price For PG&E Transmission Lines In The City
• Collin County Activates 'Mobile COVID-19 Vaccination Teams'
• Denver Weather: Another Hot And Hazy Day, But Most Of What You See Is Not Smoke
• CDC: Vaccinated People Should Mask Up Indoors In Some Regions
• Man Charged In Death Of Michigan Woman Missing Since 2005
• Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg To Visit Port Of Baltimore
• Man Hospitalized In Critical Condition After Shooting In Wilkinsburg
• Patriots Reportedly Inquired About Deshaun Watson With Texans
• 2 Boats On North Side Catch Fire
• Revitalized Park, Honoring 6-Year-Old Boy Who Died Protecting His Sister, Opens In North Camden
• Fewer Americans than ever are donating to charity
• Salvation Army Cooling Stations In North Texas
• FEMA Opens Disaster Recovery Center In Detroit, Other Cities In The Metro Area
• Camp Dolphins 2021: A Look Ahead At The Miami Dolphins Defense
• SpaceX Lands Mission To Explore Jupiter's Moon Europa, Launching From Florida
• LA Councilman Calls For All City Employees To Be Fully Vaccinated Against COVID
• Nikki Fried Suspends 22 Concealed Carry Permits For Floridians Involved In Capitol Breach
• Gov. DeSantis, Allies Hold Secret Meeting On Opposition To Mask Mandates In Schools
• Terrance Franklin Killing: BCA Says It Won't Investigate Deadly 2013 Minneapolis Police Shooting
• Reports: Flyers To Sign Veteran Defenseman Keith Yandle To One-Year Contract
• Walmart's college tuition program now free for all its workers
• Police ID Man Who Died After Shooting Near Macalester College
• Walz Hosts Ceremonial Signing For Bipartisan ECO Act, 'Nation-Leading Conservation Legislation'
• Suspect Arrested In Shooting Death Of Glassell Park Rite-Aid Employee Miguel Penaloza
• CDC To Recommend Everyone In K-12 Schools Wear A Mask, Regardless Of Vaccination Status, In New Guidance
• Senate prepares to move on bill with funding for Capitol Police, security
• Police Detail Capitol Riot Violence, Injuries: "This Is How I'm Going To Die'
• Infrastructure deal may create 500,000 jobs, trade group says
• First Week Of Ravens Training Camp Begins Wednesday
• Farmers Adopt 'Climate Smart' Techniques To Improve Productivity: 'The Opportunities Are Endless'
• Suspect Said 'You're Killing Me' As Aurora Police Officer John Haubert Pistol-Whipped And Choked Him
• BCA Update Confirms Spike In Violent Crimes Statewide In 2020, With Murders Up 58%
• Pennsylvania Health Officials Seeing Increase In Tick-Borne Diseases
• Water Levels Change In Pond, River After Dam Stoplogs Fail
• Lawsuit claims J&J knowingly put Black women at risk of cancer
• Pediatrician Says Some Kids May Be Anxious Going Back To In-Person Classes
• Teen Murder Suspect Cristian Gonzalez Planned To Flee To Mexico, Confesses To Killing Felix Rios Instead
• Florida's Back-To-School Sales Tax Holiday Starts Saturday July 31
• 'Dominique Deveraux Is Representative Of What So Many Women Are Doing Today': Michael Michele On The CW's 'Dynasty'
• WATCH: Michael Michele On 'Dynasty,' 'New Jack City' & 'ER'
• Baltimore Among Cities With Most Burglaries Per Capita, Study Says
• Los Angeles County Libraries To Host COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics
• Nine More States Added To Chicago Travel Advisory
• U.S. Customs Agents Seize More Than A Ton Of Pot From Canada In Detroit
• Three Harford County Organizations Awarded Nearly $420K To Assist With Opioid Epidemic
• Arson Investigation Underway After Fire At Thorncreek Golf Course
• Blackhawks Get Vezina-Winning Goalie Marc-Andre Fleury In Trade With Vegas Golden Knights
• UCSF Dr. Peter Chin-Hong On COVID Delta Variant Surge: 'Desperate Measures Are Needed In Desperate Times'
• VIDEO: Shoplifter Fills Up Backpack With Stolen Goods During Stroll Through San Francisco Walgreens
• 'The Virus Doesn't Care That We're Tired Of It': Doctor Reacts To New Mask Guidance From CDC
• Monterey Public Library Reopening This Week
• George Smith, Of New Jersey, Charged In Gas N Go Fuel Spill In Delaware County
• Tour New Olympic & Paralympic Museum In Colorado Springs With The Legendary Peggy Fleming
• Rick Dennison Staying With Vikings In Advisory Role; New Offensive Line Coach Named
• MAP: What Percent Of Your Community Is Vaccinated Against COVID-19?
• Report: David Krejci Returning To Bruins
• Raccoon Rabies Vaccine Baits To Be Dropped From The Sky In Allegheny County
• Biden addresses intelligence community in first visit as president
• Prince George's County Launches Mobile Grocery Store
• Former Penguins Goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury Traded From Vegas To Chicago
• 2 Coloradans Monitored For Monkeypox After Potential Exposure On Flight With Infected Traveler
• 8 backpacks that are functional and fashionable
• Nordstrom Anniversary Sale 2021: 10 great deals under $50
• Police Say Tristan Whigham, 1-Year-Old Reported Missing, Is Safe With Family At A Shelter
• Nordstrom Anniversary Sale shoe deals that are a step above the rest
• NYPD: William Roberson Charged With Vandalizing Black Wall Street Gallery In SoHo
• Liz Cheney on Capitol riot hearing and "childish" partisan attacks
• Large Alligator Removed From Florida Home During Late Night Visit: 'Seeing Them Is Normal But Not On My Welcome Mat'
• Cal State University Will Require Faculty, Staff, Students On Campuses To Be Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• 'End Of Watch Ride To Remember': Motorcycle Ride Honoring Fallen Officers Makes Stop In Philadelphia
• East Baltimore Photography Project To Be Featured At Smithsonian
• 42-Year-Old Man Critically Injured in San Francisco Market Street Stabbing
• Report: Search Of Weston Home Related To Assassination Of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse
• Man Found Dead In East San Jose House Fire
• Douglas F4D Skryray Hoisted Back Aboard Intrepid, Where It Had Originally Served During Cold War
• Update: Former California Senator Barbara Boxer Assaulted, Robbed In Oakland's Jack London District
• Suspect Charged In Fatal Front Porch Shooting In Detroit
• Franklin Woman Hits Paddleboarder With Pontoon Boat While Attempting To Dock On Lake Winnipesaukee
• Gov. Jared Polis Visits New Visitor Center At The Pikes Peak Summit
• Zdeno Chara Has Yet To Make Decision On NHL Playing Future
• COVID-19 Cases At Cook Children's Medical Center Back To Rates Seen In February 2021
• Hiking Groups Emerge As Way For Angelenos To Combat Pandemic-Caused Loneliness
• Pennsylvania Transportation Funding Report Could Launch Years Of Debate
• Florida Woman Melissa Doss Charged With Abuse For Keeping Autistic Girl In Cage
• Active COVID-19 Cases On The Rise In West Virginia's Largest County
• The Future Is Now With Space Force Name Change For 3 Air Force Bases In Colorado
• Drawing Down The Blue Mesa To Help The Dry West
• UCLA Study: Expiration Of Eviction Moratoriums Led To Further Spread Of COVID-19
• Here's Why We Need To 'Stop At The Click' When Getting Gas In Our Vehicles
• Report: Patriots' Devin Asiasi Tests Positive For COVID-19 Despite Getting Vaccine
• How are Olympic judges chosen?
• Caught On Video: Would-Be Mugger Nearly Loses His Pants During Violent Attack In Brooklyn
• Some Florida Health Care Workers Face Vaccine Requirements
• Michigan Lawmaker Defends Using Campaign Cash At Strip Club
• Nicholas Briski-Smith, 25, Charged With Illegal Possession Of Firearm, Ammo
• Baseball Report: MLB's Trade Deadline Looms
• Man Shot In Attempted Robbery In The West Loop Neighborhood
• All 90 Miami Dolphins Players, Including Disgruntled Cornerback Xavien Howard, Report To Camp Tuesday
• Aurora Public Schools To Require COVID Vaccine For Staff But Not Students
• The U.S. Could See 200,000 Covid-19 Cases A Day Within The Next Six Weeks, Former CDC Director Says
• COVID In Minnesota: 1,000+ New Cases Reported; CDC Expected To Again Recommend Masks
• Two Men Arrested In 2016 Murder Of FIU Student
• Joel Dreessen Moved To Tears With Colorado State Hall Of Fame Nod
• Britney Spears files to remove her father as conservator
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 986 New Coronavirus Cases
• Suspect Lucia Diaz Arrested After Assaulting Apartment Manager 
• DACA recipient allowed to leave U.S. to compete in Olympics
• Arizona Senate liaison to ballot audit raises transparency concerns
• Crash Caught On Camera Amid Uptick In Complaints About Off-Road Vehicles In Pelham, NH
• San Francisco Bay Area Dodges Weather Threat; Dozens Of Lightning Strikes Remain Offshore
• SEC Announces Texas, Oklahoma Have Submitted Formal Requests To Join Conference
• Higher COVID Rate Found In Counties With Higher Vaccination Rate
• Higher COVID Rate Found In California Counties With Higher Vaccination Rate
• Higher COVID Case Rate Found In California Counties With Higher Vaccination Rates
• Pink Offering To Pay Norwegian Women's Beach Handball Team's Fine For Wearing Shorts
• 1 Dead After House Explosion In Tyrone, Five Others Hospitalized
• 2021 CrossFit Games Individual Finals To Air On CBS Sunday, August 1
• Olympic Champ Simone Biles Withdraws From Gymnastics Final To Protect Team, Self
• COVID Vaccine: Sonoma County Offers Free One-Day Admission to Summer Fun Fest After Vaccination
• Mayo Clinic To Now Also Require Workers Be Vaccinated
• UAW Gets $1.1M For Northern Michigan Lake House Built For Former President
• Gov. Tom Wolf Says He's Not Considering Another Statewide Mask Mandate
• UCLA Medical Center, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Among U.S. News & World Report's Top 10 Best Hospitals
• CDC To Recommend That Some Vaccinated People Wear Masks Indoors Again
• Madden 22 Ratings: Bears' Khalil Mack 2nd-Highest Rated Edge Rusher
• Denver Voters May Be Asked To Fund State-Of-The-Art Arena At National Western Complex
• Toddler Who Died After Falling From Escalator In Aurora Town Center Identified As Jhovany De La Cruz-Perez
• Frito-Lay workers back at work with one guaranteed day off a week
• Woodland Business Hit By Burglars During Power Outage; 2 Arrested
• Worker Hurt In Wild Brawl At Brooklyn Pizza Shop; 'Like A Looney Tunes Cartoon,' Witness Says
• 4 Charged With Scheme To Smuggle Drugs Into Prison And Pandemic Unemployment Fraud
• Tigers Lose In 10
• Kerry "not confident" world will avoid worst damages of climate change
• After Drawing Against Philly, Inter Miami CF Seeks Victory At Home Vs Montreal
• Sheriff's Deputy Fatally Shoots Man After Police Dog Stabbed In Van Buren County
• 'We Love You': Athletes, Fans Offer Support To Simone Biles After She Withdrew From Olympics Gymnastics Team Final
• Mass. Traffic Is Back To Pre-Pandemic Levels, But At Different Times And Routes
• Eagles Report To Novacare Complex For Start Of Training Camp
• Bethesda's Katie Ledecky Sets New Olympic Record For 1500M Free
• Summit County Launches Quandary Peak Parking Reservation System
• Florida Tax Collector To Workers: Get Vaccinated Or Find A New Job
• Patriots Position Preview: Running Back
• Justice Department says ex-Trump officials can testify about Capitol attack
• 4 Men Arrested Amid Investigation Into Duluth Shootings
• Shelby Harris Thinks Broncos Will Have 'Really Impactful' Defensive Line
• Jesus Canales Killed In Lupita Café Parking Lot, Dallas Detectives Seek Person Of Interest
• Oakland A's Trade For Cubs Set-Up Reliever Andrew Chafin
• Simone Biles Exits Prior To Gymnastics Final, Opening Door For ROC Victory
• Bermuda now smallest country to win gold at Summer Olympics
• Madden 22 Ratings: Ram's Aaron Donald In the '99 Club' For Fifth Straight Year
• Police: Suspect Shoots, Kills Himself After Chase In Vacaville
• North End Residents Voice Complaints About Outdoor Dining
• Bill Belichick In Midseason Form When Asked About Stephon Gilmore, N'Keal Harry
• NYC DOT Asks New Yorkers To Weigh In On Future Citi Bike Station Locations In Brooklyn, Queens
• T.J. Watt, J.J. Watt Tied For 3rd-Highest Rated Edge Rushers On EA Sports' Madden NFL 22
• Matt Damon on co-star Camille Cottin's "Stillwater" performance
• Fort Lauderdale Shaken Baby Case From 1984 Leads To Murder Charge
• Minnesota Craft Brewers Guild
• White House announces more funding for vaccinations in underserved areas
• Weather Blog: Sunny & Hot
• Huntington Beach City Council Appoints Rhonda Bolton To Replace Tito Ortiz
• Fake Spam Calls Coming To A Phone Near You: When To Listen And When To Hang Up
• Sex Offender Busted Trying To Sponsor Juvenile Migrant Who Crossed Rio Grande Into US
• US Gymnast Simone Biles Out of Team Finals Due To 'Medical Issue'
• NAACP To Host Virtual Townhall Addressing Increasing Dangers Of Delta Strain
• Bill Belichick Says 'Most' Patriots Players Have 'Probably' Received COVID-19 Vaccinations
• One Killed, One Injured In Berkeley Vehicle-Pedestrian Collision
• Jose Lopez Charged With Exposing Himself To Several Women On The Subway, Police Say
• Mayo Clinic Remains Nation's Top-Ranked Hospital
• Two Shootings Reported In Baltimore Tuesday Morning
• Florida Panthers Sign Sam Bennett To Four Year, $17.7 Million Deal
• 'Grover Is A Much Better Man Than I Am': Ian Duff On The CW's 'The Republic Of Sarah'
• NASA detects water vapor on the solar system's largest moon
• Pilot Says Truckee Plane Crash Likely Involved Issues With Visibility And Wind Speed
• KPIX 5 Exclusive: Older Concrete Buildings in San Francisco Raise Earthquake Concerns
• Detroit Man Charged In 2014 Rape Of 17-Year-Old Girl
• PTL Links: July 27, 2021
• Bill Belichick Seemingly Indicates That Patriots' Quarterback Competition Is On For Cam Newton, Mac Jones
• Philippines' first gold medalist rewarded with money and homes
• NYPD: Man Suspected In 3rd Anti-Muslim Hate Crime In Queens
• Olympic Champ Biles Out Of Team Finals With Apparent Injury
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Confirms Tentative Agreement On New 8-Year Police Contract With Chicago FOP
• Hemingway Look-Alike Winner Chosen In Key West
• Miami Weather: Hot & Sticky, Late Morning Storm Likely
• Woman In Custody Dies In Western Wisconsin Jail
• Police: Man Wanted For Breaking 68-Year-Old Man's Nose And Wrist In Beating On Brooklyn Sidewalk
• Cuban-American Flotilla Makes Return After Getting 15 Miles Away From Cuba
• Knife-Wielding Man Shot, Wounded By LAPD Officers In Pico Union
• Mass General, Brigham And Women's Among Top Hospitals In New U.S. News Rankings
• Scientists Try to Save Migratory Western Monarch Butterflies as a Mystery Unfolds
• U.S. to seek rapid deportations of migrant families
• New England Living: Visit The Oldest Falconry School In The Region
• Moderna may expand pediatric COVID-19 vaccine trial
• California and NYC to require their workers to get COVID vaccine
• BeerWorks Permanently Closing All 5 Locations Due To COVID Pandemic
• After Unwittingly Buying Expensive 'Gray Market' Camera That's Now Broken, Couple Left With '$800 Paperweight'
• President Joe Biden To Visit Macungie, Pennsylvania On Wednesday
• Tokyo reports record number of new COVID cases as Olympics continue
• Talks Have Stalled, But Buxton Says He Wants To Stay With Twins
• Alex Verdugo Thankful His Game-Winning Homer Cleared Fenway Fence: 'Would've Been One Of The Most Embarrassing Moments Ever'
• Boy In Lakeville Injured In Apparent Fireworks Accident
• USPS Mail Delays Continue Across Baltimore Area; Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger Says He Working Closely With Local Postmaster To Find Solution
• Duquesne City Schools To Hold Classes Once Again For 7th Graders This Year
• Minnesota Weather: Heat Advisory For Southern Minnesota; Late Severe Storms Possible
• Neighbors 4 Neighbors' Surfside Building Collapse Victim Fund Helping Those In Need
• Simone Biles Out Of Team Finals At Tokyo Olympics
• Montgomery County Family Recovers From COVID-19 After Unvaccinated Children Spread Virus To Vaccinated Parents
• Minneapolis Fire Department Unsure What Caused 'Monster Campfire' Near Stone Arch Bridge
• LeVar Burton makes his "Jeopardy!" debut
• Newsom: California Employees, Healthcare Workers Must Show Proof Of COVID-19 Vaccination Or Test Weekly
• U.S. star Simone Biles "frustrated" after pulling out of team finals
• Subway Rider Killed Crossing Between Cars In Brooklyn
• Investigation Underway After Minneapolis Firefighters Find Body Near Shoreline
• PWSA Receives $24 Million State Loan To Repair 22 Miles Of Sewer Lines
• Coppell ISD Hiring Substitution Nurses
• Tyler Rios Faces 1st Court Appearance In Kidnapping, Murder Case
• New York Lawmakers To Hear Testimony On Nursing Home Staffing And Other Challenges
• American Airlines Worried About Fuel Shortages At Some Airports
• Skull Discovered In Backyard Of Queens Home
• 13-year-old Olympian is one of youngest gold medal winners ever
• Naomi Osaka beaten and is out of Tokyo Games
• Radio host hospitalized with COVID-19 after skipping vaccine
• Olympic medalist jailed for over 20 years for drug smuggling
• Gary Mills, Ex-Husband Of Woman Who Embezzled $13 Million, Sentenced To Prison
• Moderna And Pfizer To Expand COVID Vaccine Trials For Young Children
• New York City Workers Must Be Vaccinated By Sept. 13 Or Face Weekly Testing, Mayor De Blasio Says
• Hong Kong protester convicted in 1st trial under Chinese security law
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot Temperatures Continue
• Pittsburgh Bakery Turning Out Sweet Treats And Second Chances
• UT Southwestern Ranked No. 1 Hospital In Dallas-Fort Worth By U.S. News 'Best Hospitals'
• In 10th Inning, Kepler's RBI Single Gives Twins 6-5 Win Vs Tigers
• Two Days Until Lollapalooza Despite Growing COVID Cases; Proof Of Vaccination, Negative COVID Test Required
• Massachusetts Fire Departments Flooded With Calls About Haze From Western Wildfires
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/27 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• 16-Year-Old Shot While Riding In Van In Marquette Park
• American Carissa Moore wins first Olympic women's surfing gold
• Chicago Weather: Two More Days In The 90s
• Florida Doctors Blast Governor Ron DeSantis Over COVID-19
• Air Quality Alert Extends Into Tuesday Due To Unhealthy Levels Of Haze, Smoke In Air
• House Select Committee To Begin Investigation Into Jan. 6 Attack On U.S. Capitol
• Flames Rip Through West Mifflin Home In Overnight Fire
• North and South Korea restore communication channels after a year
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Parents Weigh In On District's Health And Safety Plan
• 6 Arrested After 2 Sideshows In Vallejo
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• Police: Fairfield Teen Found Dead Near Train Tracks Was Shot
• Lawyer Says Charlie Gerow, Candidate For Governor, Struck Motorcycle, Not Driver
• CMU Researchers Find Vaccine Hesitancy Is 'Politicizing' Public Health
• Pitt To Redevelop Closed Hotel, Panera Bread Into Grocery Store, Housing
• Former Senator Mike Enzi of Wyoming dies at 77 after bike accident
• Massachusetts Schools Ranked The Best In The Country In New Survey
• McNeil Lifts Mets Over Braves 1-0 For Doubleheader Split

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• U.S. grapples with alarming spike in COVID infections fueled by Delta variant
• Walmart to pay 100% of college tuition for employees
• Officers recount terror of Capitol riot at first House select committee hearing
• Simone Biles exits Olympic team final to focus on her mental health
• Officers' dramatic testimony kicks off Capitol riot investigation
• Black women's organization sues Johnson & Johnson over marketing of talcum powder
• Local Matters: Florida's spike of new COVID cases leads the country
• Could House select committee change people's opinions on the Capitol attack?
• Vaccinated or not, the CDC wants you to wear a mask indoors
• Expert breaks down Delta variant fueling U.S. surge in COVID-19 cases
• Police officers deliver emotional testimony in first Capitol assault committee hearing
• U.S. troops in Iraq transition from combat to advisory roles by end of 2021
• Special Report: House select committee holds first hearing on Capitol riot
• CDC changing mask guidance for Americans vaccinated against COVID-19
• Tokyo breaks daily COVID-19 case record during Olympics
• Matt Damon on co-star Camille Cottin's "Stillwater" performance
• First African American woman on USA Water Polo team blazes trail for others
• Students start their own record label to learn the music business at Philadelphia high school
• Officials identify final victim of Surfside, Florida, condo building collapse
• Sleep specialist discusses strategies to help combat COVID-somnia
• Biden announces Americans with "long COVID" symptoms may qualify for federal disability
• Liz Cheney on January 6 commission, public battle with leader McCarthy
• Simone Biles out of Tokyo Olympics gymnastics team final
• DACA recipient allowed to go to Olympics to represent Guatemala
• New York City and California mandate vaccines for public workers
• John Kerry tells CBS News that extreme weather around the world makes action on climate change urgent
• 4 officers testifying before Capitol assault House committee
• Schools can and should reopen with safety measures this fall, new report says
• WorldView: Landslides and floods in India kill at least 180, towering 300-foot sandstorm in China
• Witness testimony begins for the January 6 committee hearing
• Tokyo COVID cases reach record-high amid Summer Games
• Florida hospital sees most COVID-19 patients since start of pandemic, with over 90% unvaccinated
• Department of Veterans Affairs to require vaccinations for medical staff
• 7/27: CBSN AM
• Pennsylvania Republicans mull 2020 election investigation