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• Placerville Group Looks To Recall Nearly Entire City Council
• Delivery Vehicle Runs Over Sleeping Man Near Loading Docks In Turlock
• Tracking Summer Camp Sex Abuse: How To Better Protect Your Kids
• Monterey Bay Tour Boats Encountering 'Friendly Whales' That Like to Socialize
• 'The Childcare System Is In Crisis': Childcare Costs Rank As Top Expense for SoCal Families
• Crawford Back With 2-Run Double As Giants Blank Dodgers 5-0
• Montas Records 10 Strikeouts, Athletics Beat Angels 4-0
• COVID Testing In The Spotlight After CDC Delta Variant Exposure Recommendation
• Tow Truck Driver Hit, Killed On I-25 SB Near Castle Pines Parkway
• Glide Church Co-Founder, Poet and San Francisco Activist Janice Mirikitani Dies at Age 80
• Nuggets Take VCU Guard Nah'Shon Hyland In NBA Draft
• Montas Records 10 Ks as A's Shut Out Angels
• COVID Cases Continue To Rise In LA County, Spread Among Younger Unvaccinated People
• Caught On Video: Brawl On Venice Beach Boardwalk
• Sacramento, Yolo County Restaurants Prepare To Enforce Mask Mandates For All Again
• Chicago Weather: Breezy, Clear Night; Dangerous Beach Conditions
• 'I Hope The City Does The Right Thing And Refunds Those Tickets:' CBS 2 Investigators Discover Speed Camera Sign Mistakes, And Get Results
• South Side Couple Says Contractor Took Their Money And Left Rubble Behind; Contractor Says He Did Not Scam Them
• Thursday Morning Storms Cause A Rare Seiche On Lake Michigan
• 'Masks Are Back': COVID ICU Hospitalizations Rise Across MN Again
• Sgt. Arthur Countryman, An American Hero Who Died In World War II, Returns Home To Plainfield 77 Years Later
• 'This Is Not 1970,' Mayor Lightfoot Says Of Firefighter-EMT Erik Zuma, Who Is Charged With Sex Assault And Was Kept On The Job
• Adams 12 Five Star Schools Faces Staff Shortage Just Weeks Before School Resumes This Fall
• CDC Says COVID Vaccine Booster Isn't Necessary- Yet
• Texas Man Pleads Guilty To 1995 Killing Of Jogger In Redding
• Canadian Wildfires Bring Smoke To Minnesota, Concerning Experts
• Bulls Draft Illini All-American, Former Morgan Park High School Star Ayo Dosunmu
• Opponents Of 17-Ton Marilyn Monroe Statue In Palm Springs Dealt Blow By Judge
• Biden Ramps Up Vaccine Push With New Rules For Federal Workers And Call For $100 Payments
• Flash Flood Emergency: I-70 Closed Through Glenwood Canyon Once Again
• Red Sox Acquire Kyle Schwarber In Trade With Nationals
• Knicks Reportedly Get Houston's Grimes After Trades; Nets Take LSU Freshman Cameron Thomas
• Woman Killed In Shooting Near Roslindale Pharmacy
• Mudslides Close Highway 133 In Pitkin County Near Redstone
• Massachusetts Companies Starting To Announce Vaccination Requirements For Employees
• 'The Memories Will Never Go Away:' Cubs Finalizing Deal To Send Anthony Rizzo To Yankees
• Shock After Gunmen Shoot, Kill Barber, Customer In Front Of Multiple People At Lawndale Barbershop
• Carl Levin, Michigan's longest-serving senator, has died at 87
• Guerrero Hits 3-Run Homer Out Of Fenway As Jays Rout Red Sox 13-1
• Tornado Touches Down In Wintersville, Ohio, Damaging 23 Homes
• Bodies Of 5-Year-Old Boy, 7-Year-Old Girl Discovered During Essex Traffic Stop, Police Say
• All Employees Accounted For After Tornado Hits Bensalem Car Dealership, Official Says
• Yankees Reportedly Acquire Cubs First Baseman Anthony Rizzo
• 76ers Take Tennessee Guard Jaden Springer With 28th Pick Of Draft
• De Blasio: New Mask Guidance In NYC May Come Monday As More Places Require Vaccinations Or Weekly Testing
• North Miami Beach Mayor Creates GoFundMe Page To Help Displaced Crestview Towers Residents
• CBS3 Mysteries: Who Gunned Down 'Nice Guy' Civil Attorney Eric Birnbaum In Law Firm's Parking Lot?
• State Leaders Offer Guidance To Parents On Keeping Unvaccinated Kids Safe
• Multiple Tornado Warnings Issued As Severe Weather Impacts Tri-State Area
• Suni Lee Wins Olympic Gold For U.S. In Women's Gymnastics All-Around
• Condemnation of the Unvaxxed Grows as Bay Area Mask Mandates Reappear
• Crawford Back With 2-Run Double as Giants Blank Dodgers
• Richmond Police K-9 Helps Detain, Disarm Machete-Wielding Suspect Threatening Family
• South Florida Doctors Reiterate There's No Proof COVID Vaccine Causes Female Infertility
• Denver Public Schools Considers CDC Mask Guidelines Before Classes Resume This Fall
• Vessel At Hudson Yards Closes Indefinitely After 14-Year-Old Jumps From Structure
• Firefighters Rescue Swimmer In Distress In Lake Michigan Off 57th Drive; 2 Others Rescued After They Jump In To Help
• Biden Ramps Up Vaccine Push With New Rules For Federal Workers And Call For $100 Payments
• All Employees Accounted For After Possible Tornado Hits Bensalem Car Dealership, Official Says
• Portland homeless encampments banned in wildfire risk areas
• Unemployment Workers Union Hold Rally Thursday Night In Baltimore Over Flagged Claims, Unavailability
• Kaufman County Deputy On Administrative Leave Pending Investigation Into Handling Of Troubled Teen
• Baltimore County Schools Will Require 'Universal Masking,' Maryland Ranks Third Nationally In Vaccinations Among Ages 12-17
• Star-Crossed Tight End Jake Butt Retires From NFL
• Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg Joins Officials At Port Of Baltimore To Promote Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
• Colorado State Patrol Says Don't 'Zoom & Drive'
• Whitmer Proposes $100 Million Investment For Affordable Housing
• COVID-19 In Maryland: As Delta Variant Spreads, Johns Hopkins and City Health Officials Try to Help More Baltimoreans Get Vaccinated
• State Of Illinois Announces 55 Cannabis License Winners
• Shuttle Buses Will Replace RTD A Line Service From Peoria To DIA This Weekend
• Last Day To Register For 'MI Shot To Win' Scholarship Drawing Is July 30
• Search Underway For Newport Beach Hiker Matt Thoke Missing For 9 Days In Sequoia National Park
• Henrietta Lacks' Family To Sue Pharmaceutical Companies Continuing To Use Her 'HeLa' Cells Without Their Permission
• How Empowerment Plan Empowers Detroiters
• Women May Have Gotten Botched Mammograms At Hoffman Estates Office
• $5M Arch Social Club Renovation First Step To Reviving Baltimore's Penn-North Corridor
• Face Coverings Required On RTD, But CBS4 Finds 'No Mask, No Problem'
• Baltimore City Fire Union President Says Staff Shortages Causing Longer Response Time, Low Morale
• Car Crashes Into Richardson's Ice Cream Shop In Middleton
• 2021 Election: Decrease in Property Taxes And Increase In Pot Taxes Expected To Make November Ballot
• 26-Year-Old Maryland Woman Says She Killed 92-Year-Old Roommate Nancy Anne Frankel, Police Say
• PG&E Criminally Liable For Deadly Zogg Fire In Shasta County, Prosecutors Say
• Cabrera 2 HRs And Mize Solid For Tigers In 6-2 Win Over O's
• Large, Dangerous Tornado Confirmed Near New Hope, Bucks County As Severe Weather Pummels Region
• Gov. Pritzker Signs Legislation To Create Elected School Board For Chicago Public Schools
• Cade Cunningham tops 2021 NBA Draft
• NBA Draft: Kings Get Defensive Help With Baylor's Davion Mitchell
• Big 7 Travel Ranks Le Chick's Burger 3rd Best In US
• Southern California Edison Sued For Wrongful Death By Widow Of Electrocuted Lineman
• Maryland Weather: Severe Weather Moved Through Region Thursday, Triggering Tornado Warnings
• Scarlett Johansson Files Lawsuit Against Disney For 'Black Widow' Release
• Call Kurtis: Grandfather Who Saved For Pool For Decades Allegedly Abandoned By Contractor
• San Jose Unified Schools Set to Reopen for Full In-Class Learning
• NBA Draft: Warriors Take G League Forward Kuminga, Arkansas Guard Moody in First Round
• Pennsylvania County Declines Election Audit Without New Voting Machines
• Big Rig Driver Dies After Losing Control, Striking Bottom Of Bridge Off Tollway In Plano
• Former Air Force Thunderbirds Pilot Watches As New Generation Soars At The 125th Cheyenne Frontier Days Air Show
• San Francisco Jewish Community Gathers to Take Stand Against Recent Anti-Semitic Incidents
• 'My Address Doesn't Exist': Rural Residents Struggle to Get Packages Delivered
• Garcetti Signs Ordinance To Restrict Sleeping, Homeless Encampments In Certain City Areas
• Dodgers Finalizing Deal For Rumored Red Sox Target Max Scherzer; Yankees Acquire Anthony Rizzo
• SBA Approves Low Interest Loans For Philadelphia-Area Residents Impacted By July Flooding
• Sacramento County Adds Indoor Mask Mandate: Are More Restrictions Looming?
• New York Attorney General, White House Reach Agreement On Air Pollution Crackdown
• Report: Russell Westbrook Acquired By The Lakers
• Colorado AG Warns Ransomware Could Have 'Disastrous Consequences' For Small Businesses
• LAUSD To Require Students, Staff Be Tested Weekly For COVID When In-Person Instruction Resumes
• Jamie Lee Curtis Shares That Her 25-Year-Old Child Is Transgender, She Will Officiate Wedding With Partner
• Neighbors Mourn Man Found Shot Dead In Rocklin Home
• Twin Cities Native Jalen Suggs Goes 5th In NBA Draft To Orlando Magic
• Riverside County Recommends Masks Indoors Regardless Of Vaccination Status
• Nassau County Expands Summer Youth Employment Program
• Facade Collapses At BJ's In Columbia, Prompting Evacuation
• Vigils Planned For 18-Year-Old Ryle Goodrich And 19-Year-Old Anthony Barajas, Victims Of Deadly Corona Movie Theater Shooting
• Proposed Legislation Would Allow 2-Year 'Look-Back Window' For Civil Actions Under Gender-Motivated Violence Act
• Gov. Abbott's New Executive Order Limits Local Leaders' Response To COVID-19 In Texas
• 2 Big Rig Crashes Shut Down Eastbound I-80 Near Donner Lake
• With Training Camp Underway, Mike Zimmer Says 2021 Vikings Have 'A Different Vibe'
• NYC Helping Out-Of-Work NYCHA Residents Receive Training To Install Solar Panels
• After Pleas For His Release Fail, Terminally-Ill Washington County Man Dies Awaiting Trial
• Several Arrested Near City Hall While Protesting Transfer Of Homeless Residents Out Of Hotels
• Sanctions Imposed On Local High Schools That Played Football While Competition Was Prohibited
• 'I've Got A Long Road Ahead': Indians' Francona Stepping Down For Health Issues
• Day 2 Of Bears Training Camp Brings More Fanfare With Fans' First Chance To Watch
• Price Chopper Recalls Coleslaw, Stuffed Seafood Items
• Gov. Jared Polis Touts Colorado Incentives To Getting More Vaccinated As President Joe Biden Commends Efforts
• Kenosha Shooting Closes Part Of 52nd Street; Seek Alternate Routes: Police
• VTA Providing Free Bus Rides in Santa Clara County to Cover Light-Rail Routes
• Culver City Police Searching For Man Suspected In 2 Armed Robberies
• Senate Moves Ahead On Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
• 'Those Plants Were Doing Benefit': Plant Poachers Strike Again On Chicago's North Side
• Illinois Unemployment Claims Remain At A High, Phone Numbers Waiting For Callbacks Still Rising
• Texas Election Integrity Bills In Political Spotlight During Hearing At US Capitol
• Summer camps see rise in COVID outbreaks ahead of school year
• 2 Suffer Serious Injuries In South Sacramento Crash
• Family Of David Ordaz Jr., Shot And Killed By LASD Deputies, Files Suit
• Brad Miller's Walk-off Grand Slam Completes Phillies' Comeback, Salvages Doubleheader Against Nationals
• LAFD Facing Scrutiny For Allegedly Trying To Cover-Up Complaints That A Top Official Was Drunk At Work
• Severe Storms Hit Wisconsin Causing Widespread, 'Unbelievable' Damage
• Crowds Descend On Grant Park With COVID Vaccine Cards And Negative Tests For Lollapalooza
• NASA, Boeing Scrub Scheduled Starliner OFT-2 Launch
• North Mpls. Peace Garden Dedicated To Terrell Mayes Jr. And Other Children Killed By Gun Violence
• UPDATE: Despondent Man With Grenade Arrested After Standoff With San Jose Police
• Alameda Police Seek Suspects in Violent Tuesday-Night Carjacking
• Gov. Walz Announces Sunisa Lee Day After Gold Medal Win
• Robinhood's Stock Debut Marked with Tumble, Sharp Swings
• Patiño Blanks Yanks As Rays Pound Cole, Bullpen In Rout
• Vaccine May Be Requirement For All California Prison Employees
• Teens Train To Become Next Generation Of Volunteer Firefighters At Long Island's Camp Fahrenheit 516
• Riley Homers Again As Braves Win Series, Inch Closer To Mets
• Crawford Back With 2-Run Double As Giants Blank Dodgers 5-0
• Justice Buses At MN State Capitol Offer Free Legal Help
• Emergent Biosolutions To Resume Production Of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine
• Police: Man Shoots And Kills Parents, Then Fires Shots At Officers After Calling 911
• Vaccinated Minnesotan Stuck Abroad After Testing Positive For COVID-19 In Mexico
• New York Jets, First-Round Draft Pick Quarterback Zach Wilson Agree To Terms On Contract
• North Texas Nonprofit Unable To Help After Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of Supplies Stolen
• Missing 5-Year-Old Lenny Hatinda Dies After Being Found Unresponsive In Pool
• Shark sightings off New York coast linked to climate change: Scientists
• Mental Coach To Top Athletes Calls Simone Biles' Decision 'A Heroic Move'
• Grubhub overcharged restaurants amid COVID-19, lawsuit says
• Registration Open For Pittsburgh Head For The Cure 5K
• North Texas Mother And Daughter On Mission To Help Needy Families Get School Supplies
• Votto Homers In Record 6th Game In Row As Reds Beat Cubs 7-4
• 200,000 Coloradans Getting Check Because CenturyLink Overcharged Customers
• FIU Professor Francisco Mora Tapped As US Ambassador To Organization Of American States
• Defrocked Cardinal Theodore McCarrick Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Teenage Boy In 1970s
• New Jersey Establishes Revolutionary In-Home Nurse Visitation Program For New Moms
• St. Paul Man Arrested For Multiple Shootings In St. Cloud
• West Park Neighborhood Trying To Make Sense Of 15-Year-Old Lorvens Julien's Death
• South Florida Families Worried About Where They'll Be Living With Federal Eviction Protection Expiring In Just 2 Days
• Cook County, Most Of Illinois Now Seeing 'Substantial' COVID Spread; CDC Urges Masks Indoors
• 'I Cannot Risk Her Life': Indian Prairie, Matteson Parents Want Remote Learning, District Requires Kids In Classrooms
• Pittsburgh Police And H.O.P.E For Tomorrow Working To Improve Community Relations
• Lightfoot Could Announce Vaccine Mandate For City Workers 'Soon'; Talks With Labor Unions Underway
• Shoplifting Male Threatens Store Personnel With Gun, Employee Shoots Him
• Washington Football Team President Says List Of Names Substantially Narrowed Down
• 'We Have To Protect People,' Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Hopes Businesses Will Follow CDC Mask Recommendations
• New York State PTA Offers 'Reading Checkup' Program To Parents With Young Children Who May Have Fallen Behind
• Back Together: 30,000 Expected At Stearns County Fair This Weekend
• Florida Supreme Court Justices Decline To Hear Mar-A-Lago Case
• Timberwolves Reportedly Trade Ricky Rubio To Cavaliers
• Brooke & Victor Benavente Accused Of Leaving Kids Unattended For 5 Days In Greeley Hotel
• COVID-19 Latest: DC Renews Indoor Mask Mandate In Public Spaces Regardless Of Vaccination Status As Delta Variant Continues To Fuel Cases
• Teacher Mark Lindrud On Leave From Vista Peak Prep In Aurora After Arrest For Sexual Abuse Of Minor For Arizona Warrant
• Photo Released Of Person Of Interest In Cherry Hills Village Hit & Run Crash That Killed San Francisco Woman
• COVID In Minnesota: State Begins Push To Vaccinate Teens Before School Starts
• Maryland Zoo's Summer Games: Gymnastics And Track And Field Athletes Shine
• Surfside Sign Language Interpreter Brenda Atkinson Wishes More Could Be Done For Hearing Impaired
• DOJ threatens legal action against Texas over migrant order
• San Francisco Mayor Signs City's 2-Year Budget, Focused On Recovery After Pandemic
• New Proposal To Cap Classroom Capacity In NYC Due To COVID
• SEC Votes Unanimously To Invite Texas, Oklahoma To Join Conference
• Florida Ports, Including PortMiami, Port Everglades, Get Cash Infusion to Help Pandemic Rebound
• 'Got Ice?' Some North Texas Companies Struggling To Keep Up With Demand During Scorching Temps
• Advocacy Groups File Lawsuit Alleging NYPD Continues To Use Stop-And-Frisk Policing Improperly
• La Salle University Clears Spring Semester Balances Using Federal COVID-19 Relief Funds
• Worcester Father Carlos Betancourt Accused Of Swinging Knife, Then Baseball Bat At Teen Lifeguards
• Biden Unveils Federal Worker Vaccine Requirement As He Adopts Tougher Approach To Get Unvaccinated Americans Vaccinated
• City Of Miami Launches Its Own Cryptocurrency Initiative
• 15-Year-Old Girl Shot Overnight In Baltimore
• Miami-Dade Expressway Authority Approves Distribution Of Toll Cash Rebate
• Royals Silence White Sox Bats In 5-0 Shutout, Take 3 Of 4 In Series
• 14 Injured, 1 Critically In Crash Involving Bee-Line Bus In The Bronx
• 2 Shark Sightings Temporarily Suspend Swimming At Long Island Beaches
• AG Healey Sues Grubhub For Allegedly Charging Restaurants Illegally High Fees During Pandemic
• 63-Year-Old Man Killed In Hit & Run Early Thursday Morning
• US Attorney General Merrick Garland Threatens To Sue Texas Gov. Abbott Over Order Targeting Migrants
• Walz: State Will Begin Offering $100 Reward For COVID Vaccinations
• Day 2 Of Dolphins Camp Sees Rookies Turning To Vets For Advice, While Eyes Remain On Xavien Howard Situation
• MARC Train Delays Reported As Severe Weather Moves Through Maryland
• Former Weld County Judge Ryan Kamada, Who Told Friend Of Drug Investigation, Sentenced
• Over 100 Million Eligible Americans Not Fully Protected From COVID-19
• Dallas Officer On Administrative Leave During Investigation Into Excessive Use Of Force
• Furry Tails: Butler Co. Beagle Needs Your Vote In The Finals Of The American Humane Hero Dog Awards
• Judge Could Order State To Vaccinate All Prison Staff, Inmate Firefighters
• Officer John Haubert Resigns From Aurora Police Department After Violent Arrest
• Fully-Vaccinated Coloradans Wonder What Else They Can Do To Stay Safe
• New Russian lab briefly knocks space station askew
• CDC: 3 Connecticut Counties Now Considered High COVID Transmission Areas
• Kareem Welton's Family Says Hit-And-Run Spree In Philadelphia, Montgomery County Could Have Been Prevented With Appropriate Psychiatric Help
• Bob Odenkirk in stable condition after "heart-related incident"
• Massachusetts Reports 742 New COVID-19 Cases, 8 Additional Deaths
• South Jersey Counties Partner With Local School Districts To Hold Vaccination Events For Students Ahead Of School Year
• 'I Thought It Was A Scam': Darrell Washington Of Weymouth, Daniela Maldonado Of Chelsea Named First VaxMillions Winners
• Sommelier Caleb Ganzer Accused Of Setting Fires To Outdoor Dining Structures In Lower Manhattan
• Man Dies After Vehicle Was 'Intentionally Rammed' By Other Driver, Greenville Police Say
• COVID: President Biden Biden Announces Federal Worker Vax Requirement, Calls For $100 Payments
• St. Paul Gymnast Suni Lee Wins Gold Medal In All-Around Competition
• 99% Of Pennsylvanians Dying From COVID-19 Are Unvaccinated, Says Acting Health Secretary Alison Beam
• Whitmer: $10 Million In Emergency Relief To Help Residents Impacted By June Flooding
• Coroner Identifies Rocklin Homicide Victim Found Dead In His Residence
• Aventura Veterinarian Prentiss Madden Pleads Guilty To Receiving, Possessing Child Porn & Creating Animal Crush Video
• 18-Year-Old Carjacking Suspect Arrested In Sunnyvale SWAT Operation
• South San Francisco Police Rescue Dog Taken During Armed Robbery
• 'Arthur' To End On PBS Kids After 25-Season Stint
• Families Of Stockton Sailor And 8 Marines Who Died When Amphibious Vehicle Sank Suing Manufacturer
• German official sent home from Olympics after making racist remarks
• Florida Seaports Get Cash Infusion to Help Pandemic Rebound
• Yankees Officially Announce Trade Acquiring Joey Gallo, Joely Rodriguez
• COVID: San Mateo County Supervisor to Unvaccinated: 'Shame on You!'
• Two More Health Systems Mandate Employee Virus Vaccinations
• Pennsylvania To Text People Who Missed Second Vaccine Shot
• 13-Year-Old Baltimore Boy Charged In May Shooting Death Of Christopher Lee Lombr In Brooklyn Park
• Philadelphia Weather: Tornado Watch For Region In Effect As Potential Severe Weather Returns
• Americans Letting Gift Cards Go To Waste
• 'Takes Your Breath Away': Neighbors Left Shaken And Scared After Family Dispute Turns Deadly In Mt. Lebanon
• Arrests Made In Davie, Pembroke Pines Armed Robberies
• Minnesota Co-Ops To Vote On North Dakota Power Plant Sale, ND Gov. Says It's A 'Huge Sigh Of Relief' For Plant, Communities
• 2 Suspects Arrested In Murder Of 60-Year-Old Mother Inside Garland Home
• 9-Year-Old Killed, Mother, 1 Child Critically Hurt In Reading House Fire: Officials
• Scarlett Johansson sues Disney over "Black Widow" money
• Baker Signs Bill Extending Mail-In, Early Voting In Massachusetts
• Missing 26-Year-Old From Wilkinsburg Found
• City Offering Swimming Vouchers For Dormont Pool
• AG Nessel Warns Michiganders Of Scams Following Recent Storm Damage
• Photo Released Of Person Of Interest In Cherry Hills Village Hit-and-Run Crash That Killed San Francisco Woman
• Baseball Hall Of Fame Denies Curt Schilling's Request To Be Removed From Ballot
• 2nd North Texas Health System Requiring Workforce To Be Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Staples Center, Microsoft Theater: Fans Must Wear Masks, Be Fully Vaccinated Or Test Negative For First Live Concerts In More Than 500 Days
• Woman Found Beheaded On Sidewalk In Minnesota City; 42-Year-Old Man Arrested
• Disney theme parks requiring visitors to wear masks again
• Man Gets 18 Months In Prison For Assaulting Postal Employee In Oakdale
• Man Charged After Another Man Killed In Overnight Shooting In North Braddock
• MLB Trade Deadline: White Sox Acquire Cubs Reliever Ryan Tepera In Trade
• Texas Marine Killed In World War II At 19 Accounted For 77 Years Later
• In Latest Round Of Bonuses, Target Giving $200 To Frontline Team Members
• Contra Costa County Deputies To Face No Charges For 2018 In-Custody Death
• Car Hits, Injures Man In San Francisco's Western Addition
• Many Who Filed Federal Tax Returns On Time Or Early Still Don't Have Refunds -- What's The Holdup?
• Covid-19 Linked To Cognitive Decline, Acceleration Of Alzheimer's-like Symptoms, Research Finds
• New York sommelier accused of setting fires outside rival businesses
• No Working Smoke Detectors In South Sacramento Home Destroyed By Fire
• Arrest Made After Miami Firefighters Found Burned Body Near Railroad Tracks
• 'Please Do Not Respond To An Email Like This': Lexington Police Warn Of VaxMillions Scam
• Judge blocks Arkansas from early cutoff of unemployment aid
• Product Developer And TV Pitchman Ron Popeil Dies At 86
• Park Rangers In Colorado Springs Report More Graffiti On Trails
• Whitehall Man Who Threatened To Attack CIA Pleads Guilty To Gun, Explosive Charges
• UNT Among College Teams Playing In First Basketball Hall Of Fame Games At Dickies Arena
• North Philadelphia Double Shooting Leaves Two Men Critically Wounded, Police Say
• Family Of Man Fatally Assaulted In Minneapolis Says Attackers Posted Video Of Beating On Social Media
• Donald Millwee, Condemned California Inmate Who Killed Disabled Mother, Dies Of Natural Causes
• Kidnappers Waterboarded Woman In Rocky Ford 4 Years Ago, Court Documents Reveal
• T-Shirts Designed By Industry Club Youth Available As Free Gift At Select Downtown Detroit Stores
• San Francisco SPCA Offering Free Adoptions for Older Animals, Heavier Dogs
• Denver Police Chief Attributes Rise In Violent Crime To Felons Released On Low Or No Bonds
• Philadelphia School District Requiring Students, Staff Members Wear Face Masks For Return To In-Person Learning
• Danny Meyer restaurants will require proof of vaccination for all
• Former Broncos Receiver Cody Latimer Pleads Guilty To Assault
• Pittsburgh Weather: Several Counties Under Severe Thunderstorm Watch
• Patriots Have Zero Players In Top 50 Of NFL Jersey And Merchandise Sales; Tom Brady Tops List
• Patrick Rose Report: Faster Boston Police Internal Investigations, More Transparency Recommended
• Robinhood makes its market debut, as controversial as ever
• Monsoon Storm Dumps Hail On Colorado's Grand Mesa, Making It Look Like Mid-Winter
• Connecticut Fire Crews Sent To Minnesota To Help Fight Wildfires
• 2 Minnesotans Arrested In Nebraska With 5,000 Fentanyl Pills
• Ex-Cardinal McCarrick charged with assault of teen in 1970s
• Henry Ford Health Doctors Bust COVID Vaccine Myths, They Say Being Circulating Online
• Some Wilmington Parking Violators Get Amnesty This Week
• Janey Calls For Masks In Boston Schools This Fall, No Vaccine Mandate For City Workers Yet
• Pittsburgh City Council Hosting Community Meetings On American Rescue Plan
• 2 Arrested In Wisconsin Quarry Triple Homicide
• WATCH LIVE: Health Officials To Give COVID-19 Update On Efforts To Get More Pennsylvanians Fully Vaccinated
• Suspect In Murder At Dallas Restaurant Arrested In West Texas
• Sacramento County Brings Back Mask Requirement For Indoor Public Gatherings As COVID-19 Infections Rise
• 11 Campgrounds & Many Trails Reopen In Poudre Canyon After Deadly Black Hollow Flood
• 'Glad We Lived': Ravens CB Jimmy Smith Says He Has PTSD After He And His Family Were Robbed At Gunpoint In LA In February
• Over 18,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Wild Sign Grand Rapids Native Alex Goligoski
• Dotson Scores In Stoppage Time, Minnesota United Ties LAFC 2-2
• Executive Director of Catholic Charities Says COVID-Stricken Migrants Eating At Whataburger An 'Isolated Case'
• CDOT Pushes Back I-70 Westbound Closure Through Central 70 Project Again
• San Joaquin County Supes Approve Funding For Two Homeless Shelters
• FDA approves biosimilar insulin as sub for costly brand-name
• Red Sox 'In The Mix' On Max Scherzer, According To Report
• MLB Trade Deadline: White Sox Acquire Cesar Hernandez From Indians In Exchange For Minor League LHP Konnor Pilkington
• Police Seek Suspected Thief Posing As Repairman In Bronx
• Madden 22 Ratings: Jalen Ramsey Joins Aaron Donald In '99 Club'
• Philadelphia Creates Group To Support, Monitor Community Anti-Violence Programs
• Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried Releasing Daily COVID Numbers
• Get Ready To Shop 'Til You Drop During Florida's Back-To-School Sales Tax Holiday
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 10 Deaths, 51 Hospitalizations In Breakthrough Cases In Past Week
• Remains Of WWII Soldier Arthur Countryman Return To Plainfield
• Check Out The New Roof Over The Stage At Red Rocks
• New Orleans Pelicans' Jaxson Hayes Arrested After Struggling With LAPD Officers During Domestic Dispute In Woodland Hills
• Patriots Training Camp Day 2: Cam Newton With Strong Bounceback Practice
• Probe: No Wrongdoing In Richmond Statue-Removal Contract
• COVID In Minnesota: 551 New Cases Reported As Average Positivity Rate Rises To 3%
• Chicago Weather: Cleanup Underway Across City And Suburbs After Powerful Storms Overnight
• Former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick Charged With Indecent Assault In 1970s Wellesley Incident
• 'It Was Just Horrific': 2 Seriously Hurt In Early Morning Car Crash In Easton
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports Over 1,000 New Cases
• Man Shot Dead Near Powderhorn Park Identified As Tyrone Washington
• Lollapalooza Kicks Off In Grant Park
• Tractor-Trailer Passenger Dies In Rollover Crash On Pennsylvania Turnpike
• Deputies Exchange Fire With Drunken Driving Suspect In Berthoud, Driver Injured
• College Cheerleader Looks Back On Her Days At Detroit PAL
• Broncos Half-Price Tickets And Single-Game Tickets Go On Sale Next Week
• Sarah Feinberg Leaving Post As Interim NYC Transit President; MTA Chairman Patrick Foye Also Leaving Position
• These DC Companies Are Insisting On Covid-19 Vaccines For Their Employees
• Man with double insurance owes almost $150,000 in medical bills after bike crash
• White House calls on Congress to extend eviction ban, saying it can't
• Michigan Veteran Homes Opens New Facility In Chesterfield Township
• Deadly Hollywood Shooting, One Person In Custody
• 1 Dead, 1 Hospitalized In Homestead Double Shooting
• Rangers Trade All-Star Slugger Joey Gallo To New York Yankees
• San Jose Police Arrest Third Suspect In December Shootout
• Michigan Air Guard To Make History By Test-Landing Aircraft On State Highways
• State Health Department Urges Texans To 'Get FULLY Vaccinated ASAP'
• Attorneys Successfully Challenge 1 Count Against Harvey Weinstein As Beyond Statute Of Limitations
• Trees Planned For Removal At Sutter Davis Hospital To Make Way For Solar Panels
• Ron Popeil, king of late night infomercials, dead at 86
• Oakland County Exceeds 70% Vaccination Rate, Continues Efforts With Back-To-School Focus
• Tom Brady Posts Funny Video With Chad Ochocinco On Madden Speed Rating
• Piedmont Wealth Manager Charged In Fatal Oakland Hit-and-Run Crash
• "I'm terrified": Millions face eviction as moratorium nears end
• Allen Iverson To Get His Own Cannabis Strain In New Partnership With Al Harrington's Company Viola
• Foster City Requiring People To Wear Face Masks Indoors At City-Operated Buildings
• The US Is Returning To Early Pandemic Surges And Restrictions. It's Time To Compel People To Do The Right Thing, Expert Says
• WBZ Ice Cream Social - The Ultimate Favorite
• 'It Explores Things We Don't Talk About Often': Zakiya Dalila Harris On Novel 'The Other Black Girl'
• Bill Belichick Says Damien Harris Is Competing For Patriots' Top Running Back Spot
• Pittsburgh Penguins 2021 Free Agency Tracker: Penguins Sign Defenseman Taylor Fedun
• Iconic children's show "Arthur" canceled after 25 seasons
• 'I Definitely Felt Him With Me': Orioles' Trey Mancini Says He Could Feel Mo Gaba's Presence After Hitting Homer With Sonsy Gaba In The Stands
• UPDATE: Major 8.2 Earthquake Rocks Alaskan Coast; Tsunami Warning Lifted For Northern California
• Anthony Lorenzi, Charged In Murder Of Gyovanny Arzuaga During Puerto Rican Parade In Humboldt Park, Extradited From San Diego, To Appear In Bond Court
• Water Utility Selects Firms To Review Detroit-Area Flooding
• Fame Recording Studios, home of the "Muscle Shoals Sound"
• 2 Dead After Car Crashes Into Tree Along Angeles Crest Highway
• Carson Wentz's Vaccination Status Could Affect The Philadelphia Eagles
• Inter Miami CF Signs Defender Ventura Alvarado
• Twitter closes NY and SF offices as virus resurges
• Police Release Sketch Of Man Suspected Of Sexually Assaulting 7-Year-Old Girl In Her Bedroom In Rosemoor
• For Sale: Dallas Mansion With No Bedrooms For Nearly $1 Million
• UC Davis Conducting Trial Of Third COVID-19 Vaccine Shot
• Aaron Rodgers' Complaints Draw Parallels To Tom Brady's Patriots Situation At Same Age
• Florida Keys To Hold 'National Night Out' On August 3rd
• Dominican merengue star Johnny Ventura dies at 81
• Ford Overcomes Computer Chip Shortage, Posts Surprise Profit
• Threatened Yellow-Legged Frogs Bred At Oakland Zoo Released Into Wild Amid 'Global Amphibian Crisis'
• MDOT SHA To Repair US 50 Eastbound Ramp To MD 450 In Anne Arundel County Thursday Night
• 6 People Were Killed In Truckee Plane Crash, Sheriff Says
• Some Broncos Linemen Appear At Training Camp With Unusual Extra Padding On Outside Of Helmets
• Two-Thirds Say They're More Outgoing On Vacation, Survey Finds
• City of Grass Valley Among Latest Local Governments Hit By Cyberattack
• Shakira could face trial for tax evasion in Spain
• Animal Shelters At Capacity As People Return To Work And Can't Care For Pets
• TikTok Star Anthony Barajas On Life Support, Friend Rylee Goodrich Killed After Being Shot Inside Corona Movie Theater
• Suspect Joseph Jimenez Arrested In Corona Movie Theater Shooting Which Left Woman Dead, Man Wounded
• American Plans To Invest In A Budget Airline Based In Chile
• The 32st Annual Polo Classic
• District Attorneys Voice Support For Tougher Robbery Laws After Attack On Former Sen. Boxer
• MPD: Speeding Motorist In Stolen Minivan Fatally Strikes Man Standing Outside, Flees The Scene
• Woman Fatally Struck By Car In Downey
• Two Deaths On First Day Of Lobster Mini Season
• Mayor's Office, Fire Commissioner Say Review Of City Policy On Gender-Based Violence Is Needed, With Firefighter-EMT Accused Of Rape Still On The Job
• Lions Coach Dan Campbell Gets No Rest Before 1st Practice
• Jewel-Osco Store Reopens In Auburn-Gresham, With Space For South Shore Drill Team To Practice
• Chicago Weather: Storm Damage Reported North, Northwest Of Chicago; Thousands Impacted By Power Outages
• Feds Seek Money In Nassar's Prison Account for Restitution
• Miami Weather: Morning Sun, Late Afternoon Storms
• Bronzeville Woman Pays Plumber To Fix Sewage Backup, Only To Find Out It Was On City Property
• CBS News study: Most say federal rules necessary for equal voting access
• U.S. economy roars past pre-pandemic level
• Chicago Weather: Storms Clear Leaving Mostly Mostly Sunny Skies Thursday
• Suni Lee wins Olympic gold for U.S. in women's gymnastics all-around
• Utility Assistance Applications Now Being Accepted Through Allegheny Co. Emergency Rental Assistance Program
• Market Basket Worker Hoping To Spread Kindness Helps Veteran Pay For Groceries
• PTL Links: July 29, 2021
• COVID-19 In Florida: State Tops 16,000 New Cases
• Minor League Baseball teams "on the brink of financial catastrophe"
• Cleveland Clinic Weston Once Again #1 Hospital In Miami-Fort Lauderdale Metro Area
• Daily Dose Of Vitamin D Could Ramp Up Immune System, Doctors Say
• Minnesota Weather: Scent Of Smoke Fills The Air As Wildfire Haze Reduces Air Quality
• Studio City Home Damaged By Early Morning Blaze
• Report: Jarrett Stidham May Need Surgery On Shoulder
• Deadline Arrives To Apply For 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund
• Miami Proud: Twin Sisters Create App To Help Those With Scoliosis
• Jarren Duran On Inside-The-Park Home Run-Turned-Triple: 'I Was Pumped -- Maybe A Little Too Excited'
• Weather Blog: 'Stay Weather Aware'
• Tigers Top Twins By NFL-Like 17-14 Final
• 'Excited And Anxious' Lollapalooza Bands Fine Tuning Their Music And Stressing COVID Precautions For The Big Weekend
• Tokyo COVID cases hit record high for third day as Olympics continue
• No Threat Of Tsunami Along Southern California Coasts After 8.2 Earthquake Hits Alaska
• Sen. Tom Cotton Plans To Block Rachael Rollins' Confirmation As U.S. Attorney
• Student-athlete endorsement deals come charging out of the gate
• Upper Darby Missing 10-Year-Old Kasim Paige Found
• Wills Eye Hospital Voted One Of America's Best Eye Hospitals
• Pa. AG Agents Arrest 1 Man During Drug Trafficking Bust In McKeesport
• Tired-Tired Or Sleepy-Tired? How To Combat Sleepiness And Fatigue During The Day
• Simone Biles says she realizes she's "more than my accomplishments"
• Senate votes to move forward with bipartisan infrastructure bill
• Fight At Gas Pump Escalates After Teenager Pulls Out Gun, Shoots At Off-Duty Cop 
• TikTok star on life support, friend shot dead inside movie theater
• Face Masks Will Be Required On Miami-Dade School Buses, Masks In Classrooms Under Discussion
• Patient Steals Ambulance From Plano Presbyterian Hospital
• With evictions restarting, housing advocates fear another COVID wave
• Police ID David Robinson As Suspect In Attempted Subway Robbery That Led To Than Than Htwe's Death
• U.S. pole vault champ out of Olympics after positive COVID test
• Pittsburgh Weather: Severe Weather, Including Hail And Strong Winds Possible
• Court order dashes hopes of teenage DACA applicants
• Cop facing felony charges after video of violent arrest released
• McCormick recalls three seasonings due to salmonella concerns
• 23-Year-Old Man Struck, Killed By Motorist While Standing On Interstate 94
• Rep. Conor Lamb To Announce Candidacy For U.S. Senate
• Violent Robbery Caught On Video In The Bronx
• South Texas Police Department Issues Public Health Announcement After COVID-Stricken Migrants Seen 'Coughing, Sneezing' At Whataburger
• Texas official: Sorry I called Simone Biles "national embarrassment"
• Patriots Position Preview: Front Seven
• Exclusive: Family Calls For Stiffer Penalties For Illegal Dirt Bike Riders As 4-Year-Old Boy Recovers From Critical Injuries
• Another jetpack sighting reported near LAX: "The jet man is back"
• Cownose Rays Alarm Swimmers On Jersey Shore
• Worker Stabbed While Cleaning CTA Platform In The Loop
• Severe Thunderstorms Cause Widespread Damage Across Wisconsin
• New York Weather: 7/29 CBS2 Thursday Morning Weather Headlines
• $1.5 Million In Methamphetamine Seized At Southern Border
• Statue of Black member of Lewis and Clark expedition toppled
• Shower heads that get great reviews
• Gov. Hogan Issues Maryland Paralympian Becca Meyers A Governor's Citation, Signs Order To Make July Visibility Culture and Achievements Month
• Chinese billionaire jailed for 18 years for "provoking trouble"
• Miami Dolphins Make Roster Moves On First Day Of Training Camp
• Road Remain Closed After Shooting Suspect Leads Police On Chase
• Police Arrest Kareem Welton For Several Hit-And-Runs In Philadelphia, Including Crash That Killed Woman In Center City
• Violent Crash Closes Route 38 In Maple Shade
• SEPTA Surveillance Cameras Capture Security Guard Brutally Attacking Passenger
• Jamie Frick Charged With Murder In Connection To Fatal Shooting At Pat's Steaks In South Philadelphia
• It Happens Here: Westboro's Hollywood Salvage Has Movie Memorabilia You Can Own
• Major Alaska quake causes prolonged shaking, tsunami warning
• Administrator Fired By Sewickley Academy Filing Federal Lawsuit Over Dismissal
• FBI Pittsburgh Assists In Taking Down Drug Trafficking Operation Spanning 3 States And Dominican Republic
• CVS Opens 'Workforce Innovation And Talent Center' In The Hill District
• Man In Critical Condition Following Shooting On Brownsville Road
• Caeleb Dressel sets Olympic record, wins 1st individual Olympic gold
• AP Source: Yanks Reach Deal To Get Slugger Gallo From Texas
• Judge Hits Tiebreaking Single In 10th, Yankees Beat Rays
• Drury's Homer, Conforto's Throw Lead Mets Past Braves
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/29 Thursday Morning Forecast
• 'Sorry Dan, You're Good At Other Things,' WBZ's Dan Roche Drops Pass On Live TV

Videos from July 29, 2021

• 7/29: Red and Blue
• Biden announces federal workers must prove vaccination status or face new rules
• Biden pushes to boost coronavirus vaccinations amid Delta variant surge
• Employers met with resistance over return-to-office deadlines
• Liz Cheney expected to be challenged by Trump-backed candidate
• Local Matters: Ranking last in the U.S. for vaccinations, Alabama faces its 2nd-largest COVID wave
• White House announces new policy for federal workers
• Piano man gets thousands in donations from strangers
• Climate change may be driving sharks to northern shores
• Navy sailor charged with starting warship fire last year
• Families call for change one year after fatal Marine training accident
• Former cardinal charged with sexually assaulting a minor
• Sunisa Lee wins gold in Olympic gymnastics all-around
• Record-breaking heat wave scorches central U.S.
• Delta variant fuels rising COVID cases in children
• Biden ramps up vaccine effort with federal mandate
• Some presidential battleground states have far less competitive House races, new data shows
• White House looks for new path to citizenship after judge blocks new DACA applications
• How redistricting may impact the 2022 midterm elections
• U.S. GDP reaches pre-pandemic levels as initial jobless claims fall
• Senator Ben Ray Luján discusses COVID-19 misinformation online, immigration and infrastructure
• Senate moves forward with bipartisan infrastructure bill
• Expert discusses new federal worker COVID-19 requirements
• Local Matters: 13 Democratic candidates facing off in Ohio primary for congressional seat
• White House economic adviser discusses bipartisan infrastructure deal and economic growth
• Senate votes to move infrastructure deal forward in rare bipartisan agreement
• CBS News poll: More Democrats and fewer Republicans favor increase in federal oversight of voting
• California's electric-car goal comes with potential environmental risks
• $1 trillion infrastructure deal clears major Senate hurdle
• Professional athlete gets medical bills for more than $100,000 after serious injury
• Actress Elizabeth Banks on "My Body, My Podcast," empowering women in Hollywood
• Millions of Americans could be faced with eviction
• The future of work during the pandemic
• COVID misinformation runs rampant on social media despite bans and government pressure
• Bipartisan lawmakers team up to help Minor League Baseball
• U.S. pole vaulter tests positive for COVID-19 at Olympics
• European countries introduce vaccine pass to access venues
• WorldView: Report shows China may be expanding nuclear capabilities; Ecuador revokes Julian Assange's citizenship
• Hong Kong court set to sentence man under national security law
• Red tide ravages sea life and hurts tourism industry along nearly 100 miles of Florida's Gulf Coast
• California and Nevada governors defend their COVID response
• School-aged kids in Louisiana have the third largest number of COVID infections
• Two whistleblowers allege migrant children face poor living conditions at Fort Bliss
• Biden to announce federal workers must be vaccinated or undergo regular testing
• 7/29: CBSN AM