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Articles from July 28, 2021

• Man Wanted For Robbery Leads Police On Motorcycle Chase In Whittier Area
• UC Davis Doctor Counseled Biles Before She Withdrew From Olympic Events
• UC Davis Doctor Counseled Simone Biles Before She Withdrew From Olympic Events
• Parents Await Clearance of COVID Vaccine for Kids Age 5 to 11
• Dodger Fan Jessica Andrade Struck By Justin Turner Foul Ball In San Francisco
• Outdoor Activities Canceled Due To Unhealthy Air In Sacramento Region
• District Attorneys Voice Support For Tougher Robbery Laws After Attack On Former Sen. Boxer
• SUV Launches From 5th Floor of Richmond Garage Onto 4th-Floor Parked Cars
• Ohtani Hits 37th Homer As Angels Rally To defeat Rockies 8-7
• MLB All-Star Game & Events Linked To Outbreak Of At Least 14 Fans
• Buehler, Dodgers Dominate 1st-Place Giants 8-0
• Dodgers Blank 1st-Place Giants
• Thunderbirds Dazzle From Above Cheyenne Frontiers Days
• Berkeley to Offer Vegan Meals at Public Events, Buildings
• 101 Freeway In Hollywood Reopened Following Death Investigation
• 'The Jet Man Is Back': Another Possible Jet Pack Sighting Reported Near LAX
• Dotson Scores In Stoppage Time, Minnesota Ties LAFC 2-2
• COVID-19 Outbreaks Increasing In LA County As Cases Keep Rising
• Colorado 911 Dispatcher 'Completely Overwhelmed' After Mud Fills Her Home
• Criminal History Of Aurora Officer John Haubert Sounds Alarm On Hiring Process
• 73-Year-Old Man Diagnosed With Schizophrenia Reported Missing In Palmdale
• UPDATE: Stockton Man With Dementia Found Safe
• Disney World, Disneyland Will Require All Guests To Wear Masks Indoors Starting Friday
• Thursday's Show Info (7/29/21)
• Chicago Weather: Overnight Storm Threat
• With Another Loss To Reds, Cubs Have Dropped 2 Straight, 7 Of Last 11
• Giolito Allows One Run On Four Hits, But White Sox Lose To Royals In 10
• Chicago Lead Water Pipe Replacement Program Hasn't Started, But It's Already Being Expanded
• With COVID On Rise, Some Bars Are Willing To Require Proof Of Vaccinations To Avoid Another Shutdown
• 'Big Decision': Baker Still Reviewing New CDC Mask Guidance, Says Massachusetts In 'Much Better Position' Than Other States
• Town Of Hempstead Beaches Suspend Swimming After More Shark Sightings Off Long Island
• Are COVID Tests Accurate For Variants? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Caught On Camera: Burglar Breaks Into Porter Ranch Home With Family Upstairs
• Broward County School Board Votes Unanimously To Make Mask Use Mandatory For Start Of School Year
• Chapman Homers for A's in 10-4 Win Over Padres
• Department Of Business Affairs And Consumer Protection Begins Probe Into Adelove Shipping, Which Is Accused Of Ripping People Off
• Gov. Pritzker Has 30 Days To Sign Bills Strengthening Privacy Protections For Sexual Assault Survivors
• Orioles Use 9th-Inning Walk To Beat Depleted Marlins 8-7
• UCHealth Requires COVID Vaccine For All Employees, Volunteers
• Drew Lock & Teddy Bridgewater Share Mindsets In Quest For Top QB Spot
• Father Of Alexis Wilson, 19, Says Police In Dolton Have Not Given Him Answers About Her Death; Police Say She Dragged Officer With Car
• Wife Of New Bedford Police Sergeant Who Died From COVID-19 Fights For Benefits
• Long Island Animal Advocacy Group Partners With PETA For Billboard Inspired By Runaway Bull
• Summer Surge: As Coronavirus Infections Rise In Maryland, Some Reveal Why They Won't Get Vaccine; Hogan Says 'Breakthrough' Infections Under 1%
• Chaotic Pop-Up Block Parties Disrupt North Baltimore Neighborhood
• Activists Say Hundreds Of Cuban Protesters Have Been Arrested Since Anti-Regime Demonstrations Broke Out
• LA City Council Approves Ordinance To Restrict Homeless Encampments
• Fishing Lovers From All Over Flock To Freshwater Fishing Hall Of Fame In Hayward, Wis.
• Than Than Htwe Dies After Being Critically Injured In Subway Robbery Attempt
• Lamar Jackson Tests Positive For COVID-19, Misses First Day Of Ravens Training Camp
• New York State Hospital Workers Must Get Vaccinated, No Testing Option, Cuomo Says; State Reviewing New CDC Mask Guidance
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Board Approves Health And Safety Plan
• List: Beach Water Warning Issued For Several LA County Beaches Near Dockweiler, El Segundo
• Paddleboarders Work To Reclaim Baltimore's Inner Harbor For Recreation
• Orioles Use 9th-inning Walk To Beat Depleted Marlins 8-7
• Teen's Death Investigation Continues After No Hazardous Materials Found In West Park Home
• For Sale: Dallas Mansion With No Bedrooms For Nearly $1 Million
• Local Leaders In Colorado Want An Inclusive Approach To Mask Changes
• Woman Arrested After Leading Police On Pursuit In Suspected Stolen Vehicle
• Masks To Be Required Again At All Illinois Secretary Of State's Facilities Starting Monday
• Minnesota Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued For Parts Of Minnesota, Wisconsin
• Police Report Rash Of Car Thefts Across West Twin Cities Metro Area
• 'Pure Mask Sweatiness': Students Face Masking Up Again For In-Person Learning
• Pirates Rookie Rodolfo Castro Makes History In Loss To Brewers
• Family Of Man Shot, Killed By CHP In 2020 Sues City of Long Beach, State Of California
• U.S. sells one-of-a-kind Wu-Tang Clan album seized from Martin Shkreli
• Colorado Parents Hope For Better School Year After Numerous Disruptions
• Hue Cafe And Apothecary Brings Flavorful Plant-Based Food To Owings Mills
• Red Sox Top Blue Jays 4-1, Split Doubleheader
• Inclusivity Through Song
• Detroit To Host Special Olympics Unified Cup In 2022
• Photography Exhibition In Annapolis Library Features Surviving Family Of Capital Gazette Shooting Victims
• Advocates Push For Vaccine Accessibility For Disabled Residents
• Baltimore City Employees Should Get Vaccinated For COVID-19 Or Face Weekly Testing, Comptroller Says
• Firework Thrown From Car Sparks Fire In Franklin; Police Search For Driver
• Former Shadow Hills Boys' Basketball Coach Ryan Towner Charged With Raping Teen Girl
• Vegetation Fire Shuts Down Hwy 146, Prompts Evacuation of Pinnacles National Park In Monterey County
• 70-Year-Old Baltimore County Landmark The Milton Inn Reopens With New Management, Menu
• 'I Dropped My Phone': Father Of Kyle Vinson Demands Action Against Aurora Police Officers
• Three Maryland Nonprofits Get $50,000 In AARP 2021 Community Challenge Grants
• South Bay Surfer Helping To Clean Up Beaches In Half Moon Bay, South Africa
• Dougie Hamilton Joins Devils On $63 Million, 7-Year Deal
• 4 People Injured In Crash At 79th Street, Stony Island Avenue, South Chicago Avenue
• Boat Flies Off Fox River And Catches Fire In Backyard, Leaving Operator Dead
• UPDATE: Gilroy Garlic Festival Shooting Victims Remembered on Somber 2nd Anniversary;
• Reports: Disney Parks & Resorts To Require Face Masks Indoors
• COVID: Some Call on CDC to Use Different Metrics to Determine Mask Guidance
• Manaea 9 Ks, Chapman Homers For A's In 10-4 Win Over Padres
• Bay Area Businesses Challenged With New Mask Guidelines Amid COVID Delta Surge
• Propane Tank Explodes, Launches Onto Roof Of Neighboring Building In Clifton
• Arrest Warrant Issued After Accused Drunk Driver In Queens Crash That Killed Father Of 3 Jumps Bail
• DuPage County Advises Masks In All Public Indoor Spaces, With COVID Transmission At Substantial Levels
• Police Searching For Suspect Accused Of Spitting On Woman, Making Anti-Asian Comments On Upper West Side
• Twitter Shutters Offices In San Francisco, New York Over COVID Delta Surge
• Maryland Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Warnings Issued In Area
• Kaufman County Sheriff's Office Reviewing Video Of Controversial Arrest Of Teen & Woman
• With Bears Training Camp Under Way, Eddie Goldman Returns After Taking 2020 Off Due To COVID Pandemic
• Debt Forgiveness Plan Will Eliminate $125M In Unpaid Debt For CUNY Students
• Contour Airlines Announces Service Out Of Pittsburgh International Airport
• California Drought: Shrinking Lake Mendocino Forces Water Cuts To Sonoma County Russian River Region
• Marijuana Plants Worth Estimated $3 Million Seized In Delta County
• City of Grass Valley Among Latest Local Governments Hit By Cyberattack
• Montgomery County Summer Camp Closes Due To Coronavirus Outbreak
• 20 Olympic athletes ineligible to compete after failing anti-doping tests
• San Jose Apartment Building Fire Near SJ State Displaces 7
• After Ellzey Upsets Wright In Runoff Election, Tarrant County Republican And Democratic Parties Dissect Outcome
• Divisiveness Continues Between Those Vaccinated And Not As Yolo County Masks Up Again
• Illinois Secretary Of State's Office Closes Deerfield Driver Services Facility Due To COVID-19 Cases Among Staff
• Man In Custody In Connection With Deaths Of Man And Woman Found In Ohio Camping Area
• 4 Nationals players and 8 staff members test positive for COVID-19
• Big Push To Hire Continues As Companies Consider Incentives To Get More Workers
• Senate Moves Forward with Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
• KCRW Postpones July, August Summer Nights Events 'Out Of Caution' As COVID Cases Climb
• Firefighters Douse Hot Spots On Lovers Lane Along Pacheco Pass Hwy 152 In Hollister
• San Francisco Supervisor Proposes Renaming Street In Memory Of Elderly Asian Crime Victim Vicha Ratanapakdee
• Brooklyn Plumber Daniel Christmann Facing Charges In Connection To U.S. Capitol Riot
• Longmont Attempted Murder Suspect Marshall Neil Aamodt Turns Himself In
• Jalen Hurts Shrugs Off Chatter About Eagles Pursuing Deshaun Watson
• Suspect Arrested in Fatal Weekend Hit and Run in Santa Rosa
• Jets, Giants Hit The Field At Training Camp Under Latest NFL COVID Protocols
• All Directions Of I-70 In High Country Reopened After 2 Vehicle Fires
• Baltimore County Animal Control Services Resumes Services After Distemper Outbreak Forced Closure
• Man Killed In South LA Shooting, Suspect Sought
• Who Will Qualify For State's $250 Million In Bonus Pay For Front-Line Workers?
• 3 Detained After Reported Shooting Near UOP In Stockton
• Mother Found Shot To Death Inside Recently Purchased Home In Garland, Police Say
• Pleas To Release Terminally-Ill Washington County Man Awaiting Trial Have Failed
• What You Need To Know Before Attending Broncos Training Camp
• NDSU To Play Game At U.S. Bank Stadium In 2023
• At 32, Kirk Cousins Says He's 'Just Going To Get Better And Better'
• Portal will allow small businesses to directly apply for PPP forgiveness
• 'This Is Just The Beginning': Minority Owned Businesses Await The Opening Of The Dispensary Lottery
• Lobster Mini Season Gets Off To Tragic Start
• Tour Of Glenwood Canyon Reveals Damage From Numerous Mudslides
• 'I Just Want My Kid To Have A Good Life': Colorado Boy 1 In 40 Worldwide Diagnosed With Rare Disease
• UPDATE: Shooting In Fremont Neighborhood Injures 1; Police Seeking 2 Suspects
• Firefighter Who Worked On Surfside Collapse Arrested For Domestic Violence
• Some Downtown Businesses Looking Forward To Cashing In As Lollapalooza Returns For First Time In 2 Years
• 2 Men Injured, 1 In Critical Condition, After Allegheny West Shooting: Police
• UPDATE: Wednesday Flex Alert Issued by Cal ISO Goes Into Effect; Energy Conservation Encouraged
• Kyra's Law: Long Island Mother Pushing Bills To Protect Children In Custody Battles Involving Abusive Parents
• Denver Police Need Help Solving Andre Price Jr. Murder From 1995, Offer $30,000 Reward
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Superintendent Discusses District's Future With City Council Members
• Oregon Dog Reunites With North Texas Family After Owner Dies
• Actor Wentworth Miller Reveals Autism Diagnosis, Reigniting Conversation About Adults On The Spectrum
• Driver James Blue Arrested In Orono Crash That Killed Mack Motzko, Sam Schuneman
• Kankakee County At Bottom For COVID-19 Vaccination Rates In Northern Illinois, With Just 36% Fully Vaccinated
• Harford County Restaurants Can Keep Delivering Cocktails, Liquor Board Says
• Miami Beach Will Ask Voters To Make The Call About Last Call
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Pitt Center For Vaccine Research Explains How Variants Form And What They Mean
• 1 Person Injured In Citrus Heights House Fire
• 'How Many Hugs And Kisses Can You Give?' PAWS Chicago Needs Foster Parents
• Drought Forces MN Landscape Arboretum To Prioritize Watering Rarer Plants Over Grass
• 'Excited About This Football Team': As Training Camp Opens, Fans Get First Look At Vikings' Many Additions
• Driver Killed After Striking Utility Pole, Crashing Into Backyard In Covina
• Flex Alert Issued For Wednesday To Relieve Strain On The State's Power Grid
• Dallas County Officials Urge Residents In Need To Apply For Free AC Unit
• As Magic City Celebrates 125th Birthday, We Have Julia Tuttle 'The Mother Of Miami' To Thank
• LA To Require City Employees To Get Vaccinated Or Take Weekly COVID Test
• Child Assaulted, Grand Mother Held At Gunpoint By 3 Suspects In Anne Arundel County Home Invasion, Police Say
• 'Just Going To Do My Job': Garett Bolles Will Always Have A Chip On His Shoulder
• Man Rescued From Top Of Jordan Water Tower
• Landlords sue federal government for back rent due to CDC ban
• New York City Comptroller Claims Education Department Forced Students To Fall Behind By Not Fulfilling Remote Learning Device Requests
• A photographer's fight to save wild horses in the American West
• California and Nevada governors urge federal aid to fight wildfires
• St. Paul Mothers Share Wisdom To Beat Summer Heat
• Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Says Masks Now Required Indoors At All County-Owned Buildings
• Eagles Training Camp Notes: Birds' COVID-19 Vaccination Rate, Jalen Hurts At QB1, Zach Ertz' New Hair
• Phillies-Nationals Postponed Due To Reported COVID-19 Outbreak In Washington Clubhouse
• Long Beach Pride Returning In 2022 After 2-Year Hiatus Due To Pandemic
• Facebook Will Require Vaccinations For Employees Returning To US Offices
• Stanford Doctor Becomes Colleague With Nurse Who Once Cared For Him As Premature Infant
• 'Our Guardian Angel'; Long Island Teen Spots Neighbors' Home Burning, Rushes In To Save Family
• ACLU Announces Philadelphia Police Pilot Program As Alternate To Stop And Frisk
• Groups Step In To Help Surfside Collapse Survivors As They Look For New Places To Live
• Former Recology Exec Agrees To Plead Guilty, Cooperate In SF City Hall Corruption Probe
• 'Manhattan In 75 Minutes': First Look At Boston-New York Seaplane Service
• Monterey Co. Supervisor Luis Alejo Pleads Guilty To Drunk Driving
• Tamarack Fire: Newsom Tours Fire's Destructive Path; 'This Is Serious Stuff. The Cost Of Property, Lives'
• Federal Courthouse In Downtown Denver Forced To Lock Down After Report Of Active Shooter
• Pioneering Rock Heroine Joan Jett Headlines Stern Grove
• Governor: Iowa Taxpayers Likely To Pay $200,000 Cost Of Sending Troopers To Texas
• Essex Man David Hass Convicted Of Child Abuse In Death of 2-Year-Old Boy
• Wild Bear With Large Social Media Following Euthanized After Getting Hit By Vehicle In Easton, Connecticut
• Some Small Businesses On Grapevine's Main Street Asking Customers To Mask Up Again
• McCormick Recalling 3 Seasonings Over Salmonella Contamination Concerns
• Geese Found Dead In Loveland Now Being Investigated
• Boston Police Officer Stabbed In Mattapan, Teen In Custody
• No, That's Not A Football Score; Tigers Top Twins With 17-14 Final Score
• Pandemic-Delayed Public Art Display Finally Blooms Along Broadway
• 1 Killed, 1 Critically Wounded In Shooting At Lawndale Barbershop
• State Officials Warn Identity Theft Is Aiding Fraudsters Make False Unemployment Claims
• Reggie Bush won't get Heisman Trophy back despite new NCAA rule
• Simone Biles Pulls Out Of Olympic All-Around Competition
• New York City Public Schools Parents At Odds As Group Demands In-Person Learning Only
• With In-Flight Incidents On The Rise, Flight Attendants Learn Self-Defense In South Florida
• Maple Grove Man Pleads Guilty To Multimillion Dollar Scheme
• UPDATE: Passenger Killed In Crash Following Novato CHP Chase Identified; 3 Suspects Evade Officers
• Anthony Lemus Charged In Killing Of Rite Aid Employee Miguel Penaloza
• Fayette County Man Faces Dozens Of Charges After Police Find 13 Dogs Living In Deplorable Conditions
• Fans Thrilled To Be Back At Patriots Training Camp
• DaBaby apologizes for "insensitive" comments on HIV/AIDS
• Arrest Warrant Yields High-Caliber Weapons, Body Armor, Drugs In West Park
• 182 Pounds Of Meth Seized After Highway 99 Traffic Stop Near Manteca
• Dorchester Restaurant Requires Staff To Wear Masks As City Considers CDC Guidance
• More Than 80% Of Eligible Howard County Residents Now Fully Vaccinated For COVID-19
• Deadly Triple Shooting In Deerfield Beach
• 'Critical To Our Mission': Denver Health Implements Mandatory COVID Vaccine Policy
• Simone Biles' Withdrawing From Olympic Events Sparks Intense Criticism, Strong Support
• Following New CDC Guidance, Frederick County Schools To Mandate Masks
• Howard Brown Health Will Not Be At Pride Parade, Urges Stricter COVID Rules For All Events
• Colorado Music Festival Offering First Time Learning Opportunity
• Marlins Trade Outfielder Starling Marte To Athletics
• David Donnell Jr. Charged With Killing Red Lake Tribal Police Officer Ryan Bialke
• The State Summer Special Olympic Games Return To In-Person Events, Creating an Atmosphere of Fun and Joy in the Community
• Miami-Dade County Re-Opens Applications For Rent Relief
• Sojourner House Helps Women On Path To Recovery
• President Joe Biden Touts Made In America Plan During Trip To Mack Truck Facility In Lehigh Valley
• Lawmakers suggest ways to curb overcrowding at national parks
• Chesapeake Bay Underwater Grasses Decreased Last Year, Survey Finds
• ZZ Top Bassist Dusty Hill Dies At 72
• COVID In Minnesota: State Officials Recommend Masks In Schools, Regardless Of Vaccination Status
• COVID In New Jersey: Governor, Health Commissioner Recommend Everyone Wear Masks Indoors When There Is Increased Risk
• 87% Of Baltimore Residents Surveyed Want To See Big Jump Protected Path Become Permanent
• GOP Senators Say They've Reached Agreement On 'Major Issues' In Infrastructure Bill
• Paul Burkert's Attorney Says Deadly Shooting Outside Pat's Steaks Was Self-Defense
• 'Pretty Freaky': Broncos Quarterback Drew Lock Details Moments Before Lug Nut Flew Into Windshield
• Bruins Sign Goalie Linus Ullmark
• Denver Broncos Undrafted Rookie Guard Nolan Laufenberg Delays Military Service With Hopes Of Playing In NFL
• Shots Fired Near Highland Park Pool After Fight
• Massachusetts Reports 598 New COVID-19 Cases, 6 Additional Deaths
• Fraudulent Claims For Unemployment Benefits On Rise In Pennsylvania Due To Data Breaches
• Fire Crews Knock Down 2-Alarm Structure Fire at San Lorenzo Warehouse
• Patriots Claim QB Jake Dolegala Off Waivers From Packers
• COVID: State Health Officials Issue Indoor Mask Recommendation Regardless of Vaccination Status
• 'I Want A Chance To Live More': Access To ALS Treatments At Center Of Thursday Congressional Hearing
• North Texas Businessman Dinesh Sah Gets 11+ Years In Prison For $24M COVID-19 Relief Scheme
• ZZ Top Bassist, Dallas Native Dusty Hill Dies At 72, Band Says
• CA Health Officials Join CDC, Recommend Mask Wearing Indoors
• 'It Is About Family & Finding The Fun In Aging': Writer & Producer Sam Strauss On Showtime's 'The End'
• Spectrum Health To Require Employee COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Sununu Opposed To Bringing Back Mask Mandate In New Hampshire
• No New Mask Mandate Coming Yet, Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald Says
• West Penn Hospital Nurses Approve Potential Work Stoppage As Negotiations Continue
• Denver Hits 100 Degrees, Breaks Record High Set 4 Days Before Colorado Became A State
• Olympics 2021: USWNT Faces Netherlands In Quarterfinals, Things To Know About Rematch Of 2019 World Cup Final
• Aaron Rodgers Works Out With Packers, And Then Details Concerns
• Facebook Profits Top $10B as Revenue Soars
• CU Denver Interns Get Artistic Opportunities At Soon-To-Be Open Meow Wolf
• ZZ Top: Bearded Bassist Dusty Hill Dies in his Sleep at 72
• Fort Worth ISD Students To Eat Free This School Year
• Online Retailers Going Green With Environmentally-Friendly Shipping Materials
• Shooter Fires Randomly At Cars, Leaves Driver With Graze Wound In Wadsworth, Police Say
• Former Security Guard Admits To Stealing Co-Workers' And Applicants' Identities For Bank Fraud
• Canadian Wildfire Smoke Prompts Air Quality Alert For Most Of Minnesota
• One Of Denver's Oldest Record High Temperatures Likely To Fall Wednesday
• 16-Year-Old Charged In String Of Carjackings, Including Attempted Carjacking Of Two Off-Duty CPD Officers
• NYPD Trying To Identify Man Accused Of Attacking 11-Year-Old Girl, Making Sexual Threats
• Report: Bruins Signing Veteran Forward Nick Foligno
• City Of LA Sends Emergency Alert Urging Residents To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Moorhead Man Pleads Guilty For Involvement In Capitol Riot
• Bensalem Man Ian Pisarchuk Facing 40 Additional Charges In Digital 'Sextortion' Investigation
• Camp Dolphins 2021: Training Camp Begins As Unhappy Xavien Howard Requests Trade
• TikTok Star Anthony Barajas On Life Support, Friend Rylee Goodrich Killed After Being Shot Inside Corona Movie Theater
• TikTok Star Anthony Barajas On Life Support, Friend Rylee Goodrich Killed After Being Shot Inside California Movie Theater
• 'We Have Flight Attendants Sleeping In Airports': American Airlines Crews Say Company Fails To Book Hotels
• St. Vincent Hospital Reduces Services In Response To Long Nurses Strike
• Avs Unable To Re-sign Goalie Philipp Grubauer
• Ascension Health System To Require COVID-19 Vaccines For Employees
• Illinois Reports More Than 2,000 New COVID Cases For First Time Since Early May; Highest Infection Rate Since Mid-April
• All Baylor Scott & White Workers Required To Receive COVID-19 Vaccine By October
• Following CDC, California Recommends Masking Indoors Again - Regardless Of COVID-19 Vaccine Status
• Matt Barnes Would Accept Move To Setup Role If Red Sox Acquired Craig Kimbrel
• Detroit Wireless Zone Hosts Annual Backpack Giveaway, Benefiting Local Students For Upcoming School Year
• Report: Reggie Bush Not Likely To Have Heisman Trophy Returned
• State Officials Warn Residents Not To Feed Wild Birds As They Investigate Mysterious Illness
• Pittsburgh Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued For Several Counties
• Most Efficient Way To Water Plants During North Texas Summer: By The Drip
• Colorado Congressman Joe Neguse Passes Amendment To Increase Wildland Fire Management Funds
• MDHHS: Tips For Identifying, Avoiding Harmful Algal Blooms
• Fort Worth Community COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics
• 3 Arrested after Shooting Near University of the Pacific in Stockton
• Arizona Senate's liaison to ballot audit says he's stepping down
• CPD Officers Assigned To Fugitive Task Force Shoot And Kill Wanted Man In Calumet City
• U.S. wins gold in Olympic debut of three-on-three basketball
• Bruins Sign Forwards Erik Haula, Tomas Nosek In Free Agency
• Meet Jade Carey, Simone Biles' replacement in the all-around final
• Cannabis Business Office Launched In Colorado To Create Jobs, Grow Cannabis Industry
• New Jersey Officials Recommending All Residents Wear Masks Indoors In Certain Situations
• Colorado Springs Native American Bar Owner Says Robbers Cut His Hair, Attacked His Culture
• Flyers Sign Goalie Martin Jones, Center Nate Thompson During NHL Free Agency
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 645 Additional Cases, 445 Patients Hospitalized
• Joe Herrin, City Of Arvada Employee, Dies From Injuries Suffered In Mowing Accident
• Ralph MD Makes His Final Rounds At Children's Hospital After Launching Medical Dog Program
• Jonnu Smith Has A Great Nickname For Himself And Hunter Henry
• Big Traffic Changes Coming To East Carson Street Following Triple Shooting
• Pelosi calls Kevin McCarthy a "moron" for criticizing mask mandate
• A's Acquire OF Starling Marte from Marlins for LHP Luzardo
• McCormick Recalls Some Popular Seasonings Due to Salmonella Contamination
• Sacramento Police Motorcycle Officer Hurt After Crashing Into Deer During Training Ride In Foresthill
• Dallas Police Investigating Murder-Suicide On Adleta Boulevard
• From Apple to Indeed, COVID variants delay return to office
• Woman Shot Near Federal, State Buildings In San Francisco Tenderloin Neighborhood
• Activision CEO apologizes, vows "swift action" to fix workplace
• Democrats at odds over cancelling student debt
• Hagerstown Center Of Alleged Drug Conspiracy, Prosecutors Say
• Biles can't be replaced in some events – here's why
• Search Underway For Missing 64-Year-Old Patricia Moran, Last Seen Sunday
• Police: 19-Year-Old Dies In Crash Involving Street Racing In Carrollton
• Twin Cities DoorDash Driver Warns Of Scheme That Lost Him Hundreds Of Dollars
• Minnesota DoorDash Driver Warns Of Scheme That Lost Him Hundreds Of Dollars
• Divers Find Man's Body After Search Of Charles River
• Ohio Township Officer, Off-Duty Detective Help Deliver Baby In Driveway
• Google Postpones Employees' Return To Office; Enacts Mandatory Vaccination Policy
• DC Officials Announce Arrest In Death Of Of 6-Year-Old Nyiah Courtney
• Good Samaritan Rescues 1 Person From Burning Apartment In Aurora
• San Francisco 49ers Sign Top Draft Pick Trey Lance To 4-Year Deal
• Colorado National Guard Helicopter Hoists Hiker Who Fell In Rocky Mountain National Park
• Is Billionaire Jeff Bezos An Astronaut? Not According To The FAA
• Detroit Councilman Andre Spivey Indicted On Federal Bribery Charge
• Covered California Health Exchange Rates To Increase 1.8% In 2022
• 3 Detained After Shooting Near University Of The Pacific Campus In Stockton
• As More Vacationers Take Road Trips This Summer, Experts Offer Car Safety Tips
• Cal Fire Deploys 'Aerial Firing' Drones To Battle Dixie Fire; Blaze Destroys At Least 34 Homes; Grows To 217,581 Acres
• Rose Bowl To Host Drive-In Movies Through August
• Man Arrested After Military Explosives Force Evacuation Of Downey Neighborhood
• Calif. Gov. Gavin Newsom Pulls His Children Out Of Summer Camp Because Of No Mask Requirement
• Man Convicted Of Gun Possession During 2020 Unrest Sentenced
• UPDATE: Jet Narrowly Missed Bus When i t Crashed in Truckee
• Remington Offers Families Who Lost Loved Ones In Sandy Hook Massacre $33 Million Settlement
• South Texas Police Department Issues Public Health Announcement After COVID-Stricken Migrants Seen 'Coughing, Sneezing' At Whataburger
• Police Arrest Michael Wright, 34, For Deadly Shooting At July 4th Block Party In Roosevelt, NY
• 'What A DAY!': Steelers Fans Return To Training Camp For First Time Since 2019
• 'End Of Watch Ride To Remember' Honoring Fallen Police Officers Arrives In Newark
• The Science Didn't Change, The Virus Did, Fauci Says As CDC Updates Mask Guidance
• Whitmer: Use $100M In Rescue Funds For Affordable Housing
• UST Women's Hockey Coach Joel Johnson Will Lead 2022 Olympic Team
• Provincetown Cluster Now Linked To 833 COVID-19 Cases
• WATCH: Stephen King Reads From His New Book 'Billy Summers'
• Chicago School Board To Discuss 2022 Budget Proposal Wednesday; Teachers Union Demands Redo To Help Students With Trauma
• What A Day: Katie Ledecky Experiences Defeat, Victory, Perspective In Tokyo
• McCormick Recalls 3 Seasonings Because Of Possible Salmonella Contamination
• Family Of Boy Thrown From Third-Floor Balcony Sues Mall Of America
• Baltimore Ravens Fans NFL's Second-Heaviest Drinkers, Survey Finds
• Detroit Police Seek Assistance Locating Kidnapping Suspect
• Report: Bruins Sign Defenseman Derek Forbort
• Stockton Restaurant Hires Robot As Employee Shortage Takes Toll: 'It Is Exhausting.'
• Governor JB Pritzker Signs Amended Code Allowing 22-Year-Old Students With Special Needs To Complete Academic Year
• String Of Triple-Digit Heat In Forecast; Flex Alert Issued For Wednesday
• Sean Kuraly Leaving Bruins, Signing With Blue Jackets
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured After Crash Involving Semi-Trailer On Eisenhower Expressway Near Damen 
• Animal Rights Lawyer Jennifer Emmi Accepts Plea Bargain In Murder-For-Hire Case
• D.C. officer gets threatening voicemail during January 6 testimony
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Death Toll Surpasses 2k
• Leslie Davis To Succeed Jeffrey Romoff As President And CEO Of UPMC
• 'My Heart Is In Colorado': Gabriel Landeskog Signs 8-Year, $56 Million Contract With Avalanche
• Patriots Training Camp Day 1: Not Cam Newton's Best Day As QB Battle With Mac Jones Takes Center Stage
• COVID In Minnesota: State's Rate Of New Cases Per Capita Reaches Line Of Caution Once Again
• Pfizer Data Suggests Third Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine 'Strongly' Boosts Protection Against Delta Variant
• 12 Firefighters Treated For Chemical Burns After Fire In Cambridge
• McCormick Recalls 3 Seasonings For Possible Salmonella Contamination
• VIDEO: 'Black Lives Matter' Art Works Defaced At Tamalpais High School
• Remembering Baltimore Sports Superfan Mo Gaba 1 Year After His Passing
• California, Nevada Governors Newsom And Sisolak To Tour Site Of Tamarack Fire
• Athleta supports Biles' decision to withdraw from Olympic events
• $10K Reward Offered For Info On Fatal Plymouth Road Rage Shooting
• Man Accused Of Stealing Car Fatally Shot By Vehicle's Owner Outside Dallas Restaurant, Police Say
• Illegal Street Racing In Aurora: Cars Can Be Impounded For Up To A Year
• 5 Things We 'Think' We Know As Philadelphia Eagles Hold First Training Camp Practice Of Nick Sirianni Era
• LOOK: Car Crashes Into McDonald's In Newburyport
• Illinois Driver Services Facilities To Reinstate Mask Requirement On Monday
• Former Atlantic County Child Protective Services Worker Kayan Frazier Sentenced For Child Porn
• WATCH: Tim Tebow Takes First Reps As Tight End At Jaguars Training Camp
• WATCH: Former Broncos QB Tim Tebow Takes First Reps As Tight End At Jaguars Training Camp
• WATCH: Tim Tebow Takes First Reps As Tight End At Jaguars Training Camp
• 'I Haven't Had A Good Night's Sleep In A Month': Auburn Retiree Suffers After Millions Of CPAP Machines Recalled
• GOP senators announce agreement on "major issues" in infrastructure bill
• Avalanche Captain Gabriel Landeskog Signs 8-Year Deal With Colorado
• Tennis star says "I can die" in heat, 2nd Olympian leaves in wheelchair
• North Texas Resident Wins $1M Prize From Scratch Ticket
• Caught On Video: Gunman Opens Fire In Broad Daylight On Brooklyn Street, 1 Injured
• Unemployment Claimants Have More Time To Use State-Issued Debit Cards, Labor Officials Say
• Missing Hiker: Gilpin County Sheriff's Deputies Searching For Harold Taylor
• Pictured: Suspect In 2 Church Burglaries In Queens
• Michigan Supreme Court Erases Conviction Of Man In Sex Offender Registry Case
• Whistleblowers detail poor conditions for migrant kids in U.S. tent camp
• Pfizer Data Suggest Third Dose Of Covid-19 Vaccine 'Strongly' Boosts Protection Against Delta Variant
• Folsom Education Technology Company Rings NYSE Bell To Celebrate IPO
• Detroit-Native Starts Baseball Program For City's Impoverished Youth, Hopes To Increase African American Participation In The Sport
• Army Officer From Brighton Missing During Korean War Coming Home For Burial 70 Years Later
• Lightning Hits Tree, Sparks Fire In Bloomington Garage
• Horses Make A Break For It: Colorado State Trooper Describes Wild West-Type Scene
• Governor Whitmer Resumes Wearing Mask At Indoor Events
• 14 MN Barber Shops Participate In Program To Encourage COVID-19 Vaccination In Black Community
• Former U of M Football Player's Foundation Donates New Uniforms To Youth Athletic Programs Across The Midwest
• Olympic host Japan records record number of new COVID cases
• Chicago Weather: Strong To Severe Storms Ahead
• Dallas County Resident First In Texas To Become Sick From West Nile Virus This Year
• Hummus Bowls, Free COVID Shots, Riptide Coaster: State Fair Unveils New Attractions
• 4 Bear Break-Ins Reported In 2 Days In Lake Tahoe
• RTD Accountability Committee Hopes To Lure More Riders, Eyes Potentially Lower Fares
• Detroit-Area Water Leader Quitting Weeks After Floods
• Bruins Re-Signing Defenseman Mike Reilly
• Chicago Firefighter-EMT Erik Zuma Is Charged With Raping Someone He Knows, But He's Still On The Job
• Baltimore Repeat Offender David Kelly Guilty Of Second-Degree Rape
• For Former Olympian Who Helps Struggling Families In Colorado, Simone Biles' Decision Was 'A Shining Gift'
• Report Shows Sacramento Police More Likely To Arrest, Use Force On Black People
• 49ers Kyle Shanahan: Quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo 'Coming In As The One'
• Suspect Arrested In Hit-And-Run Of 88-Year-Old San Francisco Pedestrian
• Justice Department declines to represent GOP congressman in January 6 suit
• Florida's State University Presidents Urge Students To Get Vaccinated
• Police: 4-Year-Old In Critical Condition After Falling From Balcony In The Bronx
• As Delta Variant Sweeps Across The Globe, Overseas COVID Travel Restrictions Could 'Change On A Dime'
• MedStar Says Current Rise In Potentially COVID Positive Patients Reverses Three Month Decline
• Motorcyclist Captured In East LA After Leading CHP Officers On High-Speed Pursuit
• Driver Killed In Crash On Long Island Expressway
• Police: MBTA Bus Rider Smashed Out Window When Asked To Wear Mask
• Anne Arundel County Police Searching For 66-Year-Old Jefferey Lynn
• CDC Recommends Masks For Fully Vaccinated People In Certain Areas, Reversing Earlier Decision
• PTL Links: July 28, 2021
• Cooking With Rania: Grilled Lemonade Chicken Legs
• Penguins Head Coach Mike Sullivan Named 2022 USA Men's Olympic Hockey Head Coach
• Ashton Kutcher & Mila Kunis Only Bathe Kids If They See Dirt On Them
• Tigers Win In 11
• Maximum-Security Cook County Jail Inmates Pledge To Change Ways And Help Fight Violence In Chicago: Inside Victor Woods' Unorthodox Approach
• Marlins Homer 3 Times In 7-3 Victory Over Orioles
• McCormick & Company Voluntarily Recalls Italian Seasoning, Frank's Red Hot Buffalo Ranch Seasoning Due To Possible Salmonella Risk
• 15-Year-Old In Critical Condition After Being Shot In West Baltimore
• Revs Take Over Top Spot In MLS Power Rankings
• It's A Girl: African Elephant Calf Born At Pittsburgh Zoo And PPG Aquarium's International Conservation Center
• Jake Ellzey wins runoff election for Texas' 6th district
• Weather Blog: One & Done
• New England Living: The Magical World Of Hot Air Ballooning
• Home Depot To Close Hot Dog Stands At All Michigan Stores
• Miami Weather: Sunny & Hot, Storms Develop In The Afternoon
• Oakland County To Test Election Equipment Before Aug. 3
• Man Wrongly Convicted Of Detroit Double Homicide Awarded About $10M
• Fed Up With Jobs Being Marked Complete When They're Not, Ald. Andre Vasquez Introduces Legislation To Improve 311 System
• Consumer Alert: McCormick Recalls Some Italian Seasonings, Frank's RedHot Buffalo Ranch
• Pirates Trade Pitcher Tyler Anderson To Seattle Mariners -- Not Phillies
• Swimmer beats COVID twice to win gold at Tokyo Olympics
• Enter Pet Haven's Spokescat & Spokesdog Photo Contest
• WineFest No. 25: A Toast to Children's Health
• 41-Year-Old Bejou Woman Dies In Crash With Semi
• State Fair Security Plan Approved, Includes Metal Detectors At Gates
• Bucks County Police Officer Among 4 Men Arrested For Attempting To Lure Child For Sex In Atlantic City: Officials
• Crest Hill Couple, John And Amy Schubert, Charged In U.S. Capitol Breach
• 'I Got Chills': Curtiss Cook On Season 4 Of Showtime's 'The Chi'
• Jayson Tatum Leaps To Simone Biles' Defense: 'Simone Is A Hero!'
• Woman Found Dead After Early Morning Shooting In North Minneapolis
• Froggy's Bar In Downtown Won't Be Demolished Right Away
• 'It Just Slipped Out Of My Hand'; Bellinger Blunder Delights Boisterous Giants Crowd
• Suspects Sought In Violent Takeover Robbery Of Half Moon Bay Pot Farm
• Olympic Champ Simone Biles Withdraws From Thursday's All-Around Competition
• Michael Phelps says Simone Biles' anguish "broke my heart"
• Patriots Position Preview: Offensive Line
• Pittsburgh Weather: Storm And Severe Weather Chances Return On Wednesday
• Bear cub rescued after being burned in California wildfire
• Officers give emotional testimony at Capitol riot hearing
• Simone Biles pulls out of Olympic all-around competition
• Ensuring You're Insured: The Pandemic Fallout On Insurance Plans For Homes, Cars, And Even Pets
• Activision faces fallout from employees angered by harassment suit
• Hobby Lobby forfeits "Epic of Gilgamesh" tablet to Justice Department
• CDC says some vaccinated Americans should wear masks indoors again
• Collin County Says Candida Auris Fungus Responsible For 4 Deaths
• Brotherly Love: Broad Street Ministry Providing Services To Philadelphia's Most Vulnerable Population
• LA County Board Of Supervisors Approves Guaranteed Income Pilot Program For Young People
• Efforts To Address Homelessness Crisis Along Venice Boardwalk Seeing Results
• Political donor Ed Buck found guilty in overdose deaths
• Police Investigating 2 Armed Robberies Reported On The Near North Side 15 Minutes Apart
• Toro HR Hours After Trading Sides, But Astros Beat Mariners
• New York Weather: 7/28 Wednesday Morning CBS2 Weather Headlines
• Man gets life for killing college student who mistook his car for Uber
• UPDATE: Brush Fire Burns In North San Jose, Milpitas Along Coyote Creek Area
• On Biden's foreign policy: Columnist and author Max Boot
• Miami-Dade School Superintendent Alberto Carvalho On Mask Use For Upcoming School Year: 'Decision Cannot Be Rushed'
• 'The Ugly Truth For Us': 4th Wave Of Cases Has Jackson Memorial's COVID Floor Packed With Unvaccinated Patients
• Simone Biles Withdraws From Individual All Around Competition
• Judge Overturns SF School Board Decision To Cover Up Controversial Mural
• Road Worker Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver On Hwy. 99 In South Sacramento Identified
• Wednesday's Child: 15-Year-Old Justin
• South Pittsburgh Coalition For Peace Holds 'Stop The Violence' Rally In Response To Recent Shootings
• Pittsburgh City Council Puts Charter Schools Under The Microscope
• Blaine Hill Volunteer Fire Company Volunteer Dies Of Cancer
• Pennsylvania Department Of Health Warning Of Increase In Ticks This Summer
• Plan For Urban Village At San Jose's New BART Station Raises Concerns With Local Businesses
• Reactions Mixed Over Yolo County Mask Mandate Going Into Effect Friday
• Tatis' Monster 2-Run Homer Helps Padres Beat Athletics, 7-4
• McCormick And Company Issues Recall Of 3 Seasonings Due To Possible Salmonella Risk
• Closing Arguments Held In Opioid Lawsuit In West Virginia
• Bob Odenkirk collapses on set of "Better Call Saul"
• Pirates Trade Pitcher Tyler Anderson To Seattle Mariners
• Katie Ledecky makes history with first-ever 1,500-meter gold
• Montgomery Stops 8-Start Winless Streak, Yanks Top Rays
• Riley's Slam, 6 RBIs Power Braves To Rout Of Mets
• Florida's Lobster Mini Season Is Here

Videos from July 28, 2021

• Several pandemic relief programs to expire over the next few months
• 7/28: Red and Blue
• Farmers face excessive heat exposure due to climate change
• $1 trillion infrastructure proposal clears procedural vote in the Senate
• Officials push COVID vaccinations as CDC predicts a rise in cases and hospitalizations
• White House advises federal agencies to issue mask mandate
• A photographer's mission to save wild horses in the West
• McCormick recalls 3 seasonings over salmonella risk
• Millions face eviction as moratorium nears end
• Colorado officers charged after violent arrest
• Simone Biles withdraws from individual all-around final
• Biden to announce COVID vaccine requirement for federal workers
• Pulitzer-winning reporter Carol Leonnig on new Trump book: "I Alone Can Fix It"
• Local Matters: Georgia Democrats fear impacts of new voting law
• Local Matters: Jake Ellzey wins Texas special election
• Sneak peek: The Murder of Anna Repkina
• Sneak peek: "Lizzie Borden Took an Axe"
• FAA changes definition of who qualifies as an astronaut
• Arrest in deadly Southern California movie theater shooting
• School meals should remain free for all children forever, health experts argue
• DACA applicants worry after federal judge blocks approval of new applications
• Jake Ellzey defeats Susan Wright in Texas congressional election runoff
• CDC says new science caused change in mask guidance
• Legal expert weighs in on debate over COVID-19 vaccine mandates
• Police officers describe terror of Capitol attack to House committee
• House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn weighs in on Capitol attack hearing, infrastructure talks and more
• New York Times reporter on threat unvaccinated people pose to pandemic recovery
• Biden calls new CDC mask guidelines a step in fighting COVID-19
• Simone Biles pulls out of another competition at Olympics
• Officers recount harrowing experiences during Capitol attack
• Researchers say more contagious COVID variants are on the horizon
• Doctor discusses CDC's new mask guidance for vaccinated Americans
• Doctor shares strong, unexpected bond with NICU nurse who cared for him decades ago
• NYC program tackles roots of gun violence with holistic prescription for peace
• Former USA Gymnast Dominique Dawes on Simone Biles, athlete mental health
• Housing advocates fear lifting federal eviction ban could lead to COVID-19 surge
• Two Colorado officers charged after brutal arrest caught on body cams
• WorldView: Obama joins NBA Africa as strategic partner, Greece deals with wildfires
• CDC Director Rochelle Walensky on new indoor mask guidelines, what it means for schools and students
• CDC walks back COVID mask guidance as the unvaccinated fuel surge in cases
• 7/28: CBSN AM