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Articles from July 31, 2021

• 'It Meant The World To Me': Oakdale Officer Thanks Citizens Who Helped Him After Hit-And-Run
• Vigil Held For 18-Year-Old Rylee Goodrich, 1 Of 2 Teen Victims Shot And Killed In Corona Movie Theater
• Colorado Weather: Monsoon Storms Return Sunday, But Focus Shifts A Bit West
• Colorado Teen Gets New Kidney After Overwhelming Response From Community
• Businesses Like WeHo's Abbey Setting Own Vaccine Requirements For Customers
• Could Mask Mandates Drive Business To Surrounding Counties Who Don't Have One?
• 17-Year Old Girl Violently Assaulted While Jogging In Culver City
• Boat Ramps Closed At 3 Reservoirs On Colorado's Western Slope, Closures Expected At Blue Mesa As Water Level Drops
• Chicago Weather: Slight Chance Of Storms Overnight; A Quiet Pattern To Come
• 1 Killed, 2 Wounded In West Pullman Shooting
• Ohtani's RBI, Barria's Gem Gives Angels 1-0 Victory Over A's
• Kaiser Permanente Sued By Federal Government Over Alleged Medicare Fraud
• White Sox Rookie Seby Zavala Hits 3 HRs, But Sox Lose To Cleveland
• Justin Turner Hits Go-Ahead HR, Dodgers Top Diamondbacks 8-3
• 3 People Hospitalized After Ammonia Leak At Frozen Pizza Factory In Wheeling
• Báez Helps Mets Rally Past Reds
• Judge Recuses Himself In High-Profile Orange County Sexual Assault Case
• Rizzo HR Again For Yanks As Marlins' Mattingly Misses Game
• Man Killed In Hit-And-Run In Downtown Baltimore
• New York Jets Fail To Come To Terms With Safety Marcus Maye
• Ravens Sign Former Colt Justin Houston
• Looking For Normalcy, Parents Get Their Children Vaccinated Before School Year Begins
• At Least 4 Taken To Hospital, 1 With Life-Threatening Injuries, After Crash On Edens Expressway At Lake Cook Road
• Murder Of Pregnant Woman Rabiah Ahmad, Daughter Ahja Still Unsolved One Year Later
• Job Fair Aims To Help Candidates Find Path Out Of COVID-19 Pandemic
• South Side Residents Fed Up With Violence, But Weary On New Restrictions
• Art Institute Of Chicago Now Requires Masks For All Visitors, Vaccinated Or Not
• Jamaica Dominates Women's 100 Meters As Elaine Thompson-Herah Breaks Flo-Jo's Olympic Record
• Saugus Woman Found Dead On Camelback Mountain In Arizona
• With Delta Variant Worries Mounting, COVID Testing Returns Alongside Vaccination At 2 New Chicago Area Sites
• On Third Day Of Lollapalooza, Concertgoers Advised To Bring Masks
• When I See A 50% Chance Of Rain In The Forecast, What Does That Really Mean?
• Simone Biles withdraws from floor finals
• Minimum Wage Increases In Connecticut Starting Sunday
• Riverside County Sheriff's Department Releases Body-Cam Footage Of Fatal Shooting
• Ryan Jeffers Homers Again, Twins Rout Cardinals 8-1
• Federal Eviction Moratorium Expires, Protections In Place For Renters In New York And New Jersey
• Boy, 15, Shot In Hand In Bronzeville
• Pedicab Operator Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash In Midtown, Connecticut Man Arrested
• Car Reported Carjacked In Chicago Crashes On Bishop Ford Freeway In South Suburbs After Pursuit
• Several People Shot Outside Queens Business, Police Investigating
• Philadelphia Restaurants Martha, Irwin's Upstairs To Require Proof Of COVID-19 Vaccination For Indoor Dining
• Police Investigate Woman's Apparent Shooting Death In Austin
• Texas Officer Dies After Crash With 18-Wheeler While Responding To Emergency
• 4 People Hospitalized When Car Crashes Into Building In Humboldt Park
• Willie Neslon helps close out march for voting rights in Texas
• 16-Year-Old Girl Dead, Woman Wounded in Friday-Evening Shooting in San Francisco
• Kyle Hendricks Earns Majors-Best 13th Win As Cubs Beat Nats
• Stallings' RBI In 9th Sends Pirates To 3-2 Win Over Phillies
• Ayo Dosunmu Waited Longer Than Expected In NBA Draft, But He's Thrilled To Be Coming Home To Join Bulls
• Ravens Host Stadium Practice Topped Off With Fireworks And A Laser Show
• Brookfield Zoo Hopping With 3 Wallaby Joeys Born Last Year
• Jacob Stallings Drives In Winning Run In Bottom Of The 9th, Pirates Beat Phillies 3-2
• Champion Teen Weightlifter Credits Coach and Oakland Non-Profit Gym Program
• 'It's OK To Take A Break': Lokal Artisan Foods Shuts Down For Mental Health Forum With Employees
• Red Sox Fall To 2nd Place In AL East With 9-5 Loss To Rays
• Was Lizzie Borden a notorious killer or wrongly accused?
• Revolution Defeat New York Red Bulls 3-2 For 4th Straight Win
• Belmont Police Search for Missing Woman and Her 3-Year-Old Son
• TikTok Star Anthony Barajas Dies After Corona Movie Theater Shooting
• Giants Hit 5 HRs, Rough Up Greinke, Astros 8-6
• 2 Hit By Bullets While Leaving Allegheny West Pub: Police
• At Least 2 People Struck By Vehicle On Nicollet In Downtown Minneapolis
• Means, Franco lead Orioles to 5-2 win over Tigers
• New England Secures Victory Over New York, Bou Scores
• Bears Training Camp: Marquise Goodwin Puts His Olympic Track-Level Speed Into Action
• Grass Fire That Burned 15 Acres on Altamont Pass Slows Traffic for Hours
• Ohtani's RBI, Barria's Gem Gives Angels 1-0 Victory Over A's
• Javy Baez A Bit Emotional After Saying Goodbye To Cubs As He Makes Debut With Mets
• Some Decisions Ahead For Tony La Russa As White Sox Now Have Two Strong Closers In Craig Kimbrel, Liam Hendriks
• Preckwinkle Joins In Ribbon-Cutting For Newly-Renovated Sand Ridge Nature Center In South Holland
• Stockton Community Celebrates Marine's 106th Birthday
• LA Valley College Mulls Vaccine Mandates For Returning Students and Staff
• Giants Hit 5 Homers, Rough Up Astros 8-6
• Pirates Sign Fourth Round Pick, Pitcher Owen Kellington
• Ohtani RBI Gives Angels 1-0 Victory Over A's
• Brooklyn Nets' Kevin Durant Sets Record, Example For US Olympic Men's Hoops Team
• Robbins Community Pillar Catherine Stovall Celebrates 102nd Birthday
• Elaine Thompson-Herah breaks Flo-Jo's 33-year-old Olympic record
• Lake County Joins Other Chicago Area Counties With 'Substantial' COVID Transmission And Calls For Indoor Masking Regardless Of Vaccination Status
• Jets WR Keelan Cole Compares Learning From Teammates To Power Rangers: 'Trying To Learn Their Techniques And Put It All Into One Person'
• Black Clergy Of Philadelphia Offers Assistance As Federal Eviction Moratorium Lapses
• Broncos Fans Watch Team Practice During 'Back Together Saturday'
• The Surge Of Covid-19 Infections For Unvaccinated People Is Only Beginning, Experts Warn
• Fight Leads To Stabbing Outside Of Stockton Home
• Padel Players Try Out For US National Team In Dallas
• Vikings QB Kellen Mond Tests Positive For COVID; Cousins Also Held Out Of Practice
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Clear Skies, Comfy & Cool Saturday Night; Milder & Muggy Sunday
• Laundry Detergent Spills On I-495 After Rollover Crash In Wrentham, Causes Significant Delays
• Belarusian opposition leader's fight for democracy
• State Police In Kittanning Searching For Arson Suspect Following Reported Domestic Incident
• St. Sabina Parishioners Head Out Across City For Annual Day Of Service
• Hackensack Record Store Closing Its Doors After 56 Years
• Over 250 Guns Surrendered To DeSoto Police During Saturday Event
• Medical Centers Team Up To Host Free Summer Health Screening Event In Austin Community
• Crews Battling 340-Acre Brusher Near Hungry Valley State Recreation Area In Gorman With 30% Containment
• Pittsburgh Police Investigate Shooting On Same Night South Side Traffic Pattern Began
• 8 People, Including 4 Firefighters, Hurt In Bronx Apartment Fire
• Flooding Threat For CalWood Burn Scar In Boulder County Listed As Considerable
• 'Definitely Concerned': Travelers At Logan Airport Cautious About Catching COVID Delta Variant On Summer Trips
• Saturday Flooding Sends Glen Haven Residents Packing
• Evan Michael Joslin Wanted In Connection To Deadly Cherry Hills Village Crash
• Some Vaccinated Americans Have Lost Their Patience With Those Refusing The Shot As Covid-19 Cases Surge And Mandates Return
• Pennsylvania Court Vacancies Allow Voters To Shape Judiciary
• Federal Disaster Loans Now Available For Burlington County Towns Impacted By July 12 Flash Flooding
• No Injures Reported, Second Floor Of Penn Hills Home Destroyed In Fire
• Man, Teen In Critical Condition After Shooting Near Cobbs Creek Park: Police
• 2 Teenagers Injured In Shooting At Staten Island Sweet 16 Party
• Elk Grove Unified Fires Employee Who Placed Confederate Flag In District Van
• 'Their Memory Is Going To Be Eternal:' Ride Honoring Fallen Police Officers Makes Stop In Western Pennsylvania
• Hundreds Attend 'Down With The Chains' Rally At Bayfront Park For Freedom For Cuba, Venezuela & Nicaragua
• MBTA Expert Says Trolley Accidents Like Friday's Crash Typically Caused By 'Human Error'
• Powerful Casket Art Display Highlights Impact Of Gun Violence In Philadelphia
• Police Arrest Boyfriend Of Woman Found Stabbed To Death On Long Island
• Minnesota Weather: Dangerous, Smoky Air Could Linger Longer Than Our Current Alert
• Chris Sale Tosses 5 Strong Innings, Strikes Out 7 In Rehab Start With Worcester
• 'We Are At A Pivotal Moment': Gov. Tom Wolf Begs Pennsylvania Lawmakers To Talk To Unvaccinated Constituents
• Royal Caribbean Expands COVID Testing Requirements
• Friday's Monsoon Storms Dropped Nearly 25% Of The Annual Precip Between Erie And Broomfield
• Police: Celina Officers Shoot, Kill Armed Suspect
• Most of California's COVID Alternate-Care Sites Were Unneeded
• 'Vote Them Out': Willie Nelson Headlines Rally Against GOP-Backed Voting Changes In Texas
• Man Walking Along I-94 In Monticello Struck And Killed
• Roxborough Family Celebrates 50th Year Of Family Crabbing Trip At Jersey Shore
• Pirates Recall Hoy Park, Option Jared Oliva To Indianapolis
• Turkey evacuates panicked tourists by boat from wildfires
• Man Arrested In Connection To Fatal Shooting In Jersey City
• Funeral Held For Lower Merion Firefighter Thomas Royds Killed While Responding To Crash
• Gov. Tom Wolf Wants Lawmakers To Extend Opioid Emergency Declaration
• Mavericks Trade Josh Richardson To Celtics In Salary Cap Move
• Mylan Shuts Down Viatris Manufacturing Plant In Morgantown
• Man Found Dead After Being Shot And Then Crashing Vehicle In Dallas, Police Say
• Boston Celtics Get Josh Richardson In Trade With Dallas
• Three Rushed To Trauma Centers From Five-Vehicle Crash In Costa Mesa
• Novak Djokovic will leave the Tokyo Olympics without any medals
• Man Dies Following Amador County Sheriff Pursuit
• Jamaica Pond Closes Water Activities Until Further Notice Due To Algae Bloom
• Murder Charge Filed In Shooting Outside Elks Club
• Police Investigate Theft Of 14-Year-Old Horse In Renfrew
• 3 Dead After Crash Involving Two Speeding Vehicles In Dallas, Police Say
• 19-Year-Old Critically Injured After Being Shot Six Times In Nicetown, Police Say
• Dolphins' Xavien Howard Back At Practice Open To Fans
• California Learns Costly Pandemic Lesson About Hospitals
• Hot, Dry And Windy: Critical Fire Weather Coming To Southland
• Gas Prices Tick Up In New Jersey, Around Nation
• 14-Year-Old Shot, Robbed Inside Roseland Home
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Wants Lawmakers To Extend Opioid Emergency Declaration
• Hundreds Participate In 5k Run For Surfside Victims
• O'Hare International Airport Opens Display Honoring Aviation Achievements Of Bessie Coleman
• Surge Of COVID-19 Infections For Unvaccinated People Is Only Beginning, Experts Warn
• Pittsburgh's Dolly Parton Imagination Library Sends 75,000th Free Book To Pittsburgh Children
• Officials: US Rep. Matt Gaetz's Friend Joel Greenberg Accessed Restricted Database On 300 People
• West Virginia To Study Need For Third Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Ed's Driveway: Ford Bronco
• Reservation System For Quandary Peak Now Underway
• COVID In Minnesota: ICU Hospitalizations Now At 64; Positivity Rate Up To 3.1%
• 49ers Star Nick Bosa's Return: 'We're Taking It Really A Block At A Time'
• Gold Artifacts Stolen In Sacramento History Museum Break-in
• Service Resumes On Green Line Hours After Crash, Operator On Leave
• Increasing Incidence Rates Prompt Tri-County Health To Endorse New Mask Guidance
• LA County Reports 3,318 New Cases Of COVID-19 And 11 Additional Deaths Saturday
• Pedestrian Killed Crossing Kirker Pass Road In Concord
• Adams 12 Five Star Students & Staff Given COVID Protocol Guidance
• Bicyclist Fatally Struck While Riding Wrong-Way On I-580 In Oakland
• Rep. Cori Bush sleeps outside Capitol to protest end of eviction freeze
• Senate convenes for rare weekend session over infrastructure
• North End Fitness Center Joins List Of Businesses Requiring Staff, Customers To Be Vaccinated
• Mike Tomlin Thanks Steelers Fans For Support During Night Practice At Heinz Field
• Teens Arrested In Attempted Robbery Of BART Passenger
• Burnsville Police Report Missing Man Has Been Found, Reunited With Family
• 3 People Shot In North Austin
• State Spent Nearly $200 Million Setting Up Field Hospitals To Treat COVID Patients
• San Jose Motorcyclist Killed After Careening Into Tree
• Steelers Announce 2021 Hall Of Honor Class Including Tunch Ilkin, Carnell Lake
• Bacteria At Some Beaches Near Dockweiler Continues To Exceed State Standards
• Justice Department Says Russians Hacked Federal Prosecutors
• LAX Power Project To Reduce Lane Access On Pershing Drive
• Colorado Eviction Defense Program Pushing For Better Protection For Tenants
• Chicago Department Of Public Health Recommends Masks Inside Public Places Again
• Gov. DeSantis, Other Republican 2024 Prospects Target Public Health Officials With Political Attacks
• The Smithsonian is building a 2020 artifact collection for future generations
• Flood Damage Assessment In Larimer County Begins Saturday Morning As More Rain Moves In
• Residents Get Married At UPMC Asbury Heights Senior Living Center
• Tournament Of Roses Parade Floats Go On Test Drive In Irwindale Saturday
• Lollapalooza Now Requiring Masks In Tents And Indoors For All Attendees
• Mask Guidance Divides Parents Heading Into New School Year
• Turmoil Continues Following Administrative Changes At Sewickley Academy
• Police: Woman, 61, Killed In West Islip House Fire
• Florida Has Distributed Only 2% Of Funds To Help Renters
• Newbury Street To Have 3 Car-Free Days In August
• Meow Wolf Denver Wants Us To Remember Aug. 3 As Weird Billboards Pop Up
• Allegheny Co. DA Zappala Suing State Attorney General Josh Shapiro Over Opioid Settlement
• Your 4 Community: Cradles To Crayons
• Justice Department says Russians hacked federal prosecutors
• The history behind Olympians appearing on Wheaties cereal boxes
• Lawyer Files New Appeal For Franklin Regional High School Attacker Alex Hribal
• Over 100,000 children could face extreme starvation in Ethiopia's Tigray region
• Man Taken Into Custody After Shooting, Standoff With Duluth Police
• Average LA County Gas Prices Up $1.19 From Last Year: AAA
• Sprinkler System Floods Skokie Apartment Building While Dousing A Fire
• One Killed, One Injured In Traffic Crash On Freeway In Santa Ana
• One Dead In Diamond Bar Crash On 60 Freeway
• Forward Progress Stopped In 5 Fires That Threatened Structures In Calaveras County
• Wisconsin's New COVID Cases Top 1,000 For 1st Time In Months
• Woman Killed In Crash Along Rt. 188 In Greene Co.
• FHP: 1 Seriously Injured In Wrong-Way Crash On State Road 874
• Florida governor signs order letting parents decide if kids wear masks in schools
• Broward Reinstates Indoor Mask Mandate For County-Owned Buildings
• Storage Facility Fire Sends Smoke Over Interstate 80
• Photos: Massive Tree Tumbles Into Castro Valley Home
• 4 People Shot When Gunman Opens Fire At Crowd In Jackson Park
• The Landry Award: Nominations
• Minnesota Weather: Air Quality Alert Extended Due To 'Unprecedented' Conditions
• Frederick Man Arrested for Domestic Assault
• San Francisco Real Estate: Long-Time Tenants Get $475,000 Buyout To Move Out Of Apartment
• Chicago Weather: Cooler Weekend Ahead
• New York City Rolls Out $100 Incentive For Getting Vaccinated As CDC Report Warns Delta Variant As Contagious As Chicken Pox
• CDC Recommends Indoor Masking, Finds Delta Variant More Dangerous Than Previously Thought
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Picture-Perfect Saturday! Sunny, Upper 70s, Low Humidity
• Sheetz Offering Free Coffee, Fizz Drinks To Pitt Students Through August
• Reports Of Illnesses In Songbirds Declining After Mysterious Disease Caused Dozens Of Deaths
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: July 31, 2021
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/31 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Missing Woman Found Dead In Stowe Township
• Iconic Fireplace Restaurant In Paramus, New Jersey Announces Sudden Closure After 65 Years
• Hey Ray! Explaining What Heat Lightning Is
• Broadway Vaccine Mandate: Audiences Must Be Vaccinated And Masked; Performers, Crew And Staff Required To Be Vaccinated
• Police Investigating South Side Shooting
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny Saturday
• Moratorium On Rent Evictions Comes To An End, Federal Assistance Available To Renters
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• Mets Fall To Reds As Votto Homers In 7th Straight Game
• Rizzo Homers In His Debut As Yankees Beat Marlins
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/31 Saturday Morning Forecast

Videos from July 31, 2021

• The Murder of Anna Repkina
• "Lizzie Borden Took an Axe"
• This Chicago-area zoo is helping raise a baby: Whitney the wallaby
• Lafayette couple find a sustainable solution to recycle glass
• Minor League Baseball gets help from bipartisan group of lawmakers
• American tourists return to France as protests over health pass continue
• Panicked tourists evacuate as wildfires blaze through Turkey
• Caeleb Dressel and Elaine Thompson-Herah break world records at Olympics
• House Democrats' appeal to extend eviction moratorium ends in vain
• U.S. sees a rise in new coronavirus infections due to the Delta variant
• CIA taps lead officer from Osama bin Laden hunt to find cause of Havana Syndrome
• Addressing sexism and discrimination in the video game community
• Lawmakers call on congressional colleagues to extend eviction moratorium
• Regional leaders call for input in infrastructure bill
• CDC reveals "pivotal discovery" about the Delta variant as cases surge
• Geyser eruptions could be a hidden danger in Yellowstone Park
• The Dish: How Snake River Farms is bringing Wagyu beef from Japan to the masses in America
• Abandoned alligators find permanent home and oasis at sanctuary in Michigan
• Smithsonian museum builds artifact collection to create 2020 time capsule of events
• Japan's extreme heat takes toll on athletes at Tokyo Olympic Games
• The history behind the tradition of Olympians appearing on Wheaties boxes
• U.S. sends aid to Ethiopia in hopes of easing hunger crisis in Tigray
• Senate continues work on bipartisan infrastructure bill as Biden faces uphill battle
• Mask mandates return, states consider vaccination requirements as COVID-19 cases rise nationwide
• Shot in the arm: CBS News Medical Contributor Dr. David Agus Breaks down Delta variant