The governor said Monday that though hospitalizations, intubations and other metrics are down, there were still an additional 96 coronavirus-related deaths. Source

By Tuesday, the outlook had improved to 60% “go” for a launch Wednesday afternoon. Source

A New York City woman was caught on camera calling the police on an African American man at Central Park, falsely claiming that he was threatening her life. The man initially asked the woman, Amy Cooper, who he did not know, to leash her dog in an area of the park that did not permit them to walk untethered. Police did not make any arrests. Cooper later apologized and was also put on administrative leave by her employer. In Tuesday’s “What to Watch” segment on “CBS This Morning,” Gayle King, Anthony Mason, Tony Dokoupil and Vladimir Duthiers reacted to the incident. Source

Even during a “normal summer,” camps have to prepare for challenges running from poison ivy to severe weather to emotional challenges like homesickness. Source

For years the encyclopedic website, written and edited by anybody, was seen to be rife in misinformation; today, thanks to editors and writers at WikiProject Medicine, it is the first place many people check for the latest details about COVD-19 Source

About 60% of service-sector workers applying for unemployment get denied, according to research from the advocacy group One Fair Wage. Co-founder Saru Jayaraman explains why tipped work is often so precarious. Source

The FBI is looking into the death of a black man after he was stopped by police in Minneapolis. Video of the confrontation shows a white officer with his knee pinning down the man’s neck. CBS News chief justice and homeland security correspondent Jeff Pegues joined CBSN with more. Source

Mount Sinai launched an observational study using nearly 3,000 coronavirus patients, and found that using blood thinners as a preventative measure was helpful to avoiding blood clots. Source

The CDC recommends it, but the president mocks it. Source

Assistant Attorney General Eric Dreiband warned Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak his directives may treat religious organizations differently from other businesses. Source