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• Evacuations Ordered As Apple Fire Burns 1,720 Acres In Cherry Valley, Threatens Homes
• Diabetic San Quentin Inmate Says He Was Released to Quarantine at Novato Hotel Without Food
• ACLU Files Suit Against Pomona PD Over Deadly Force Policy Alleging Misuse Of Taxpayer Funds
• Suspect Arrested After Rock Thrown Through Grass Valley Police Department Lobby Door
• Killer Of Sac State Student Zarrie Allen Still On The Loose; Family Pleads For Answers
• 'Rebuilding Paradise' Looks At Emotional Toll Of Deadly Fire
• 'Genuine Expression': Black Lives Matter Declaration Unites Strangers, Helps Children Around The World
• Two-Story House Destroyed In 5-Acre Downtown Angels Camp Fire
• UCHealth Newborns Sport Rockies, Nuggets, Avs Gear
• Hundreds Gather In Newport Beach To Worship, Violating County Orders
• It Takes Seconds To Get Help On Unemployment Phone Line If You Speak Spanish; For English Speakers Help Is Weeks Away
• Restaurant Industry Facing Financial Struggles During Pandemic Closures
• Many Jobless Californians Not Receiving Benefits As EDD Faces Influx Of Claims
• Invasion Of Privacy? Police Catching More Criminals With Community License Plate Reader Cameras
• Flores Homers to Get Giants Going in 9-2 Win Over Rangers
• Rancho Cordova Leaders Consider Sales Tax Increase To Make Up For Pandemic Losses
• ABC Makes COVID-19 Compliance Cold Calls At Sacramento Restaurants
• Mariners' Taijuan Walker Overpowers A's
• Torrance Police Arrest 2 People Suspected Of Vandalizing Car, Yelling 'White Lives Matter'
• Vallejo Chief Turns to Outside Investigators to Determine If Officers Bent Badges to Mark Killings
• Taijuan Walker Overpowering As Mariners Beat Athletics 5-3
• Eagan Pub Owner Plans To Turn Unused Area Into Learning Space, Daycare For Employees With Children
• Darvish Shines As Chicago Cubs Beat Pittsburgh Pirates 6-3
• Oldest Living Marine, Major Bill White, Celebrates 105th Birthday In Stockton
• Colorado Geographic Naming Advisory Board Mix Of Legislators, Historians, Community Members
• Rescue Boat Capsizes During Search For Missing Adult At Chatfield State Park Swim Beach
• Engel, Keuchel Lead White Sox To 3-2 Victory Over Royals
• Businesses Adapt To Offering Services Outdoors As Temperatures Warm Up
• Woman Assaulted At N.J. Staples After Asking Customer To Put On Face Covering
• River Rescue Officials Recover Body After Searching For Missing Man At Washington's Landing
• Minnesota Attorney General Sues Rodeo Owner For Violating COVID-19 Order
• Caltrans Repaves Stretch Of Highway With Recycled Plastic Bottles
• Chicago Neighborhood Gets Brewery's Spilled Beer In Its Alleyway
• Gov. Murphy Puts New Jersey On Notice, Warns Residents To Heed Coronavirus Guidelines As Cases Spike; 'The Alarms Are Going Off'
• Group Seen On Video Stomping Man On Queens Street
• Mom Says Edgewood Police Told Her 13-Year-Old Son To Leave Roadside Where He Sells Water
• Braves Rally On D'Arnaud's 3-Run Double, Beat Mets
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura County Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths
• Some Chicago Bar Owners Say Easing Of Restrictions Isn't Enough And Won't Help Everyone
• Coronavirus Latest: Expansion Of Maryland's Mask Mandate Now In Effect
• Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Released From NYC Hospital After Non-Surgical Medical Procedure
• Texas Counties Work To Correct Mistakes In State's Coronavirus Data
• DeRozan's 27 Points Lead Spurs Past Kings, 129-120
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Ocean City Mayor Declares Masks Required On Boardwalk
• Cooling Centers To Open Throughout LA County As Temperatures Rise
• Florida Teen, Two Others, Charged In Worldwide 'Bit-Con' Hack Of Prominent Twitter Users
• Some Marylanders May Qualify For Additional 13 Weeks Of Extended Unemployment Benefits. Here's What You Need To Know
• Littleton School Officials Say Restart Plan Could Change In Mid-August
• Search Warrant Uncovers Gun, Drugs, Ammo And Lands 1 Arrest Near Del Paso Heights
• Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia's Family Starts Scholarship In Mother's Memory After Her Coronavirus Death
• Trump Says He'll Take Action To Ban TikTok Nationwide As Soon As Saturday
• Hurricane Isaias Could Delay First U.S. Astronaut Splashdown In Decades On Sunday
• Reports Of Invasive Spotted Lanternfly Up Almost 500%, Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Says
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Board Votes For Online-Only Classes During First 9 Weeks
• Boston Marathon Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's Death Sentence Overturned By Federal Appeals Court
• Group Gathers In Denver For Immigration Rally
• 'I've Been Expecting This' Marathon Bombing Survivors, Families React To Tsarnaev's Appeal Win
• Tatum Goes Cold, Kemba Looks Solid And Smart Lashes Out At NBA Officiating: Takeaways From Celtics' Loss To Bucks
• Judge Homers, Montgomery Sharp, Yanks Top Sox In Home Opener
• Waterspouts Spotted In Chesapeake Bay, NWS Says
• Tracking Hurricane Isaias: Miami-Dade, Broward Remain Under Tropical Storm Warning
• 'Crime Is Out Of Control': Minneapolis Officials Address Uptick In Violence
• 3 Injured In Shootings In Baltimore Friday Night, Police Say
• Court orders release of teen detained for not doing schoolwork
• 'We Have Shelters Ready': Broward Mayor Says County Is Ready, As Residents Prep For Hurricane Isaias
• Brandon Saunders, Suspect In Alleged Rape In Loch Raven High School Parking Lot, Posts Bail, Released From Jail
• Frontier Notifies 1,484 Employees Of Potential Furlough
• Former Cecil Bank President Pleads Guilty To Federal Charges Stemming From Straw Purchase Of Home
• Union Leaders Urge San Francisco Mayor Not to Layoff City Workers
• Person Of Interest Sought By Arlington Police In Homicide Investigation
• Police: Woman Killed, 2 Men Critically Injured In North Philadelphia Triple Shooting
• Travel Order For Massachusetts Visitors, Residents Returning Home Goes Into Effect Saturday
• Hundreds Sickened In Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Red Onions From California
• President Trump Talks Hurricane Isaias And Pandemic While In Tampa, Says He Is 'Concerned About Miami'
• Judge Homers As Yankees Top Red Sox, 5-1
• Four Macomb County Medical Examiner's Office Employees on Leave Following Racism and Sexism Allegations
• Independent Investigation Reveals Former U of M Provost Sexually Harassed Employees
• Detroit Institute of Arts Says They Will Improve Workplace Culture
• GM, Ford & Fiat Chrysler Report 2nd Quarter Loss
• Detroit Police Chief Ask Officers To Intervene if They See Wrongdoing
• Curtis Park Pharmacy To Open Despite Other Coronavirus Business Closures
• Man With Sword Fatally Shot By Police Officers Thursday
• Multiple Cities Hit Record-Breaking Temperatures As Fire Weather Threatens Southland
• Christopher James Arrested For Allegedly Lighting Porta-Potty On Fire In Harford County
• Navy Captain Returns Home To Hero's Welcome In Audubon
• MLB says doubleheader games will be 7 innings each
• Cubs' Rizzo Says They're Working To Keep COVID-19 At Bay; 'We All Want To Play'
• Mayor, Schools Chancellor Say Response To Coronavirus In Classrooms Focuses On Safety Of Students And Staff
• Hundreds Gather To Remember Morgan McCaffery, 18-Year-Old Allegedly Killed By Ex-Boyfriend At SEPTA Station
• Giant Food, Avocados From Peru Team Up To Donate 40K Avocados To Local Food Banks
• Crews Knock Down Fire In Abandoned Building In Fremont
• Denver Issues Citations For Failure To Wear Face Masks
• CDPHE: 91% Of Colorado Kindergartners Vaccinated Against Measles, Mumps & Rubella
• Private Labs Not Running At Capacity During Testing Shortages
• Police: 2 Assaulted Officers Near Confederate Statue
• Giannis, Bucks Hold Off Celtics For 119-112 Win
• SF's Healthy Streets Offers Shelter Assistance, Hotel Rooms To Homeless
• Pasadena Appeals Court Rejects Stormy Daniels' Libel Suit Against President Donald Trump
• 73-Year-Old Man Beaten By Group Of Men In South LA Attempted Robbery
• Biden to narrow VP list. But don't expect a pick next week
• Two-Vehicle Crash Sends Vehicle Down Embankment In North Baltimore, Police Say
• 7 Arrested After Police Called To Kennywood For 'Disruptive Behavior'
• Somerville Puts Phase 3 Of Reopening On Hold
• Guinness Open Gate Brewery Launches Two New Beers To Celebrate Second Anniversary
• Keller Businesses Parade Through Neighborhoods To Remind Community 'We're Open'
• American Museum Of Natural History Planning September Reopening, Awaiting Approval From City And State
• Over 200 kids test positive for coronavirus after summer camp
• Airbnb Shutters Party Houses Amid COVID-19 Clusters
• 32-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Cedarbrook, Philadelphia Police Say
• Brockton Man Charged With Punching Gay Man In Taunton
• Learning Curve: Food Insecurity Numbers Soar In Sacramento County
• Minnesota Faces Potential $4.7B Deficit Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Pursuit Of Alleged Stolen Vehicle Ends In Crash In Westlake District, Multiple Injuries Reported
• NPS: Yosemite Bears Getting Hit, Killed By Speeders Through Park
• Strange Seed Phenomenon Grows In Northern California
• Clock Runs Out On $600-A-Week Federal Aid For Millions Of Unemployed Americans
• Danville Scales Back Street Closure After Retailer Complaints
• Angelenos Flock To Beaches As Temperatures Soar, But Not All Follow Face Covering Mandates
• Ellen DeGeneres producers accused of sexual misconduct
• Maryland National Guardsmen Win Multi-State Soldier, NCO Of The Year Competition
• Duxbury Firefighters Become First In Country To Wear Biometric Rings
• Hurricane Isaias Price Gouging Hotlines Available For Miami-Dade & State
• Ohio Alcohol Sales Restricted As Coronavirus Cases Remain High
• 2 Bears Killed By Speeding Cars In Yosemite National Park
• Basketball Fans To Come Together Virtually For NBA Games Through Artificial Intelligence
• Larkspur Man Reportedly Assaulted After Telling Jogger to Wear a Mask
• Florida Utilities Expect Outages From Hurricane Isaias
• Baker Tweets He Wants Marathon Bomber 'Prosecuted To The Fullest Extent Of The Law'
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Tosses Challenge To Eviction Ban
• Fans Missing From Coors Field During Colorado Rockies Home Opener Impact Businesses
• Orange County Reports 418 New COVID-19 Cases, 14 Additional Deaths
• Endangered orcas at risk from U.S. Navy, activists warn
• Accomplished Equestrian Genay Vaughn Sets Sights On Olympics
• Denver Weather: Severe Storms Possible This Weekend
• San Jose Residents Organizing Freeway Trash Cleanup
• Private Schools In Montgomery County Required To Stay Closed For In-Person Learning Through October 1 Under New Order
• Thornton Police: Suspect Fatally Stabbed Mother, Injured Grandfather In Chili's Parking Lot
• As Minneapolis Shootings Continue, Community Members Address What Could Help End The Violence
• As Case Numbers Drop In Texas, Health Officials Hope COVID-19 Hospitalizations Will Follow Suit
• Mt. Oliver Woman Pleads For Return Of Grandfather's Swiss Army Knife Stolen With Her Purse
• Family Of Martin Richard Opposed Death Penalty For Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
• AAA Warning: Stay Off Stormy Roads
• Health Expert Says There's 'A Pretty Significant False Negative Rate' If You Get A Coronavirus Test 'Too Soon'
• Another Alligator Is Spotted In The Chicago Area, This Time In Lynwood
• College Students Discuss Challenges Of COVID-19 When Returning To Campus
• West Nile Virus Showing Up Most In Tarrant County, But Only 1 Human Case So Far
• Superintendents Taking Different Approaches To Planning For Fall Return To School
• First Coronavirus Death Of Child In California Confirmed At Madera Hospital
• Lunch Angel: Woman Admired For Her Volunteer Work At The Westmoreland County Food Bank
• Man In Wheelchair Robbed At Gunpoint In Stockton, Police Say
• Santa Ana Man Charged With Repeated Child Rape, Held On $1 Million Bail
• Teachers Group Criticizes Texas Guidelines On Reopening Schools
• 'That Sign Is Up There For A Reason' | Odenton Church Puts Damaged Black Lives Matter Sign Back Up After Someone Tore It Down
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Dismisses Challenge To Gov. Wolf's Statewide Eviction Moratorium
• Minneapolis Election Officials Report Surge In Mail-In Voting, 'Around The Clock' Effort To Ensure Safe Election
• Concerns Surround Private Parties As Coronavirus Cases Spike In Allegheny County
• LA County Reports 2,651 New Coronavirus Cases, 69 Deaths
• As The School Year Approaches, Parents Still Have Questions About Supporting Their Child's Education
• Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Defense: Decision To Vacate Death Penalty 'Straightforward And Fair'
• North Texas Business Scrambling After Being Left With Nuts Intended For American Airlines
• Celtics-Bucks Link Arms, Take Knee During National Anthem
• Man Accused Of Shoving 77-Year-Old Grandfather To Ground, Making Criminal Threats In Calaveras County
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Candidates chase cash as July comes to a close
• Botox Could Ease Depression In Addition To Wrinkles, Study Finds
• Texas Reports More Than 8,800 New Coronavirus Cases, Nearly 300 More Deaths
• Crews Stop Forward Spread Of Brush Fire Burning In Sunland, Man Detained For Questioning
• Parents Express Uncertainty, Confusion Over New York City's Schools Reopening Plan: 'What Do I Do?'
• Proposed New Jersey Bill Would Make It A Crime To Not Wear A Mask In Stores
• This student is on the way to college after stranger's donation
• Anoka-Hennepin School District To Begin School Year With Hybrid Learning
• Magic Beat Nets In Restart Opener, Move Up To 7th
• Walsh: Focus Is On Families After Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's Death Sentence Overturned
• Men Admit To Skid Row Scheme Offering $1, Cigarettes For Fraudulent Voter Registration
• Coconut Grove's A.C.'s Icees Serves Up Cool Comfort In Our Coronavirus Times
• Brother Of George Floyd Among Those Who Marched From Times Square To Trump Tower Protesting Police Brutality, Discrimination
• Denver Zoo Announces Names For Two Lion Cubs Born In April
• Long Island Teens Raise Funds To Donate $5,000 Worth Of School Supplies To Needy Families
• Does It Make Sense To Get Another Test? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Reopenings: Pac-12 To Begin Conference-Only Football Season On Sept 26
• Owners Of Thompson Chemists In SoHo Say They To Fight $14,000 Price Gouging Fine, 'We're Not Sneaky. We're Not Thieves'
• Michelin-Starred Restaurant Closed Due to Potential COVID-19 Exposure
• North Coventry Township Community Creates 'Pop-Up Walmart' Of Donations After Apartment Fire Leaves 100 Homeless
• Olympians, Including Baltimore Native Michael Phelps, Call For Greater Mental Health Resources For Athletes In New HBO Documentary
• One Marine Dead, 8 Missing After Accident Off San Clemente Island
• Appeals court overturns death penalty for Boston Marathon bomber
• Shirley Fire Burns 25 Acres Near Chatsworth; At Least One Home Threatened
• Massachusetts Superintendents Submit Draft Plans, Educators Continue To Push For Remote Start
• Trump campaign pauses ad spending
• Sheriff: 2 Killed In Head-On Crash In Polk County
• Chicago Area Restaurants Concerned About COVID-19 Numbers On The Rise
• Owners Of Iconic Gem Spa, Sylvia's Speak Out About Coronavirus Shutdown Struggles: 'Everything Impacts Us'
• Brownsville Woman Shoots, Kills Man Climbing Into Apartment Through Window
• Early Voting Starts Monday In Miami-Dade With Coronavirus Safety In Mind
• Judge Denies Bail For Man Who Allegedly Raped Woman At Pittsburgh Hotel
• Frisco To Offer Free COVID-19 Saliva Testing For Any Resident
• Lovelle Jordan Charged With 6 Counts Of Attempted Murder After Shooting 3 CPD Officers Outside Northwest Side Police Station
• Mysterious Seeds To People Across US, Including Maryland, Likely Part Of 'Brushing Scam,' USDA Says
• 130 Days Battling COVID-19, Jonathan Davila Is Home From Hospital
• Drunk Driver Arrested on Mackinaw Bridge
• Washington state captures first "murder hornet"
• As Restaurants Close In Market Square, Some Worry Banks Are Moving In
• Study Reveals Nearly 1.5 Million New Yorkers Unable To Pay Rent, Risk Eviction
• 'I Cannot Control My Tears' Says Revere Shooting Victim's Father
• Robert Graf Jr. Arrested In July 23 Shooting In Gwynn Oak, Police Say
• 3 Ways To Help To Better Communicate With Those With Hearing Loss, While Staying Masked
• Minnesota State Fair 'Food Parade' Tickets Sold Out After Morning Of Website Crashes
• Miami City Ballet Temporarily Returns To Its Roots To Lincoln Road
• Vallejo City Councilmember Hakeem Brown Targeted With Racist Graffiti
• Permitted Black Lives Matter Artwork At Patterson Park Temporarily Removed Due To 'Miscommunication,' Officials Say
• Microsoft Reportedly In Talks To Acquire TikTok As US 'Looking At' Banning The App
• U.S. to hike fees for immigration benefits
• Mother And Girlfriend Charged With Capital Murder In Fort Worth 4-Year-Old's Death
• EXCLUSIVE: U.S. Senator Cory Booker Says Expiration Of $600 Unemployment Benefit 'Will Be Catastrophic For People All Over The Country'
• Fauci Explains Why COVID Is Still Surging In U.S. Compared To Other Countries
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: Girl Scouts Of Eastern Pennsylvania Taking Fun Of Getting Outdoors Creatively Online
• President Trump Calls Boston Marathon Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's Appeal Ruling 'Ridiculous'
• Neighborhood Businesses Struggle As Yankees Home Opener Goes Forward Without Fans
• Home Break-Ins, Dumpster Diving: Hungry Bears On The Prowl In Colorado
• Wisconsin Republicans 'Stand Ready' To Kill Gov. Tony Evers' Statewide Mask Requirement
• Texas Lawmaker Tony Tinderholt And Family Recovering From COVID-19
• As Schools Move To Remote Learning In Fall, Pennsylvania Families Concerned About Access To Reliable Internet
• $600 in jobless benefits end: "An impossible situation"
• Dallas County About To Surpass 50K Coronavirus Cases
• Gov. Murphy Says New Jersey's COVID-19 Figures 'Setting Off Alarms' Despite State Reaching 'Extraordinary Milestone'
• Maryland Ranks 13th Among States In 2020 Census Response Rate, Baltimore Lags Behind, Officials Say
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg home from hospital
• Yankees Finally Return Home To The Bronx As More Teams Postpone Games Due To COVID-19
• Shark Spotted Off Lido Beach In Hempstead, Ninth Sighting This Week
• Philadelphia Rolls Out New Plan To Curb Violence As City On Track To Have Highest Homicide Rate In More Than A Decade
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Issues State Of Emergency For East Coast Counties
• COVID pandemic knocks fizz out of Champagne sales
• Lake Tahoe's Fluctuating Clarity Worsens Amid Wet Winter
• CW Buzz - Summer Concert Series w/ Funky Fly Project
• Coronavirus Clusters In Massachusetts Have Been Traced To Private Gatherings, Large Parties
• Philadelphia School District's All-Virtual Reopening Plan To 'Tax Everybody,' COVID-19 Concerns Made Hybrid Model 'Impossible'
• Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez Urges Residents To Prepare For Possible Impacts From Hurricane Isaias
• Colorado National Guard Sets Milestone With Coronavirus Testing
• California Reports First Teen Death From Coronavirus
• Beaver Co. Woman Receives 15 Unemployment Benefit Letters Addressed To Other People
• Florida breaks single-day COVID-19 death toll for 4th day in a row
• Green Valley Ranch Officer-Involved Shooting Suspect Identified As Dontari Hudson
• California Reports Its First Teen Death From Coronavirus
• Senator Michael Bennet Pushes For Nationwide Mask Distribution
• Colorado State Parks Admission Free For Military, Veterans During August
• Over 700 Minnesotans Receive Unsolicited 'Mystery Seeds' In The Mail
• Percentage Of Positive Coronavirus Tests For 6 Southwestern Pa. Counties 'Concerning' To Wolf Administration
• Loyola Moves Summer Program For Kids Online, Says Key To Virtual Learning Success Are 'Brain Breaks' And Quiet Workspace
• Former Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis Says Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Ruling 'Hurts'
• Broncos Release Tight End Jeff Heuerman
• Baltimore County Police Arrest Taivon Walker In Connection With July 13 Domestic-Related Shooting In Randallstown
• Crew Dragon prepped for weekend splashdown
• 'Winning It Was The Best Feeling In The World': Sofia Kenin On 2020 Australian Open, World TeamTennis On CBS Sports
• Bill Belichick Mum On Any Potential Cam Newton-Jarrett Stidham Quarterback Competition
• Repeat Offender Sentenced To 57 Years To Life After Premeditated Attempted Murder Conviction
• White Sox Call Up 2B Prospect Nick Madrigal
• Elitch Gardens Will Not Open For The 2020 Season
• Texas Radio Legend Bill Mack Dies At 88 From COVID-19, Son Says
• Patrons Of Tuckaway Tavern In Raymond, NH, May Have Been Exposed To Coronavirus Last Weekend
• 1 Killed, 1 Injured In Severn Crash
• Lawsuit: Trump Still Blocks Twitter Critics After Court Loss
• Florida teen charged as "mastermind" behind massive Twitter hack
• Video Shows Woman Being Assaulted For Allegedly Asking Another Staples Customer To Put On Mask
• House Dems allege White House mismanaged ventilator contracts
• Delaware Officials Present Road Map For Potentially Dangerous Coronavirus Resurgence This Fall
• Grand Prairie Police Arrive At Car Crash To Find Driver Shot To Death, Suspect Arrested
• Belichick On Patriots Opt-Outs: 'I Totally Respect It And Support It 100 Percent'
• Kennywood Named Top 10 Amusement Park In America
• Wall Streeters see Amazon stock passing $4,000 in next year
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 387 New Cases, 14 Additional Deaths; Uptick Due To Reporting Delay
• San Francisco Mayor Breed Budget Redirects $120 Million From Law Enforcement To Black Community
• 45 Fire Burning Near Palisade Destroys One Home, Forces Evacuations
• Tarrant County Reports 18 More COVID-Related Deaths; Additional 587 Infections
• Tarrant County Extends Face Mask Order To Aug. 31
• Boston Marathon Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's Death Sentence Overturned By Federal Appeals Court
• Man Allegedly Leads Stockton Police On Chase, Ends Up Driving Into Canal
• Chicago Weather: Cooler & Showery Pattern Develops
• Artis McDaniel III Arrested In July 3 Fatal Shooting In Owings Mills, Police Say
• Help Sought Finding Tony Perry, 52-Year-Old Missing Man Last Seen Near Howard Lake
• Florida Teen Charged In Worldwide 'Bit-Con' Hack Of Prominent Twitter Users
• 'Everyone Is Allowed To Express Themselves However They Want': Crystal Dangerfield On Minnesota Lynx, George Floyd's Death, 2020 WNBA Season
• Restaurants In Colorado Continue To Struggle, According To New Survey
• 2-Year-Old Girl Dies After Being Shot In The Head Wednesday In Hammond, Indiana
• Feds Charge 3 In Massive Twitter Hacker Attack Targeting Biden, Obama, Gates, Bezos Accounts
• Walmart Not The Haven For RV Parking It Once Was
• 2 Hospitalized After Boat Crashes Onto Island At North Texas Lake
• Texas Among Top States Calling On Classrooms To Reopen During Pandemic According To Tweets
• MDH Warns Weekend Rodeo Patrons That Attendee Has Tested Positive For COVID-19
• 'Armed And Dangerous' Man Suspected In Multiple Westmoreland Co. Robberies Arrested
• "There's a complete disconnect": Florida's school digital divide
• Baltimore County Police Seeking Identity Of Catonsville Church Burglar
• Penn To Require Undergraduates To Receive At Least 2 COVID-19 Tests Before Fall Semester
• Robert Durst Murder Trial Postponed Again Until April 2021 Due To Pandemic
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Appoints Matthew Beaudet As Buildings Commissioner, City's First Native American Department Head
• Nearly 1 In 5 Robberies In Mesquite Are From Internet Sales Exchanges, Police Say
• San Jose Police Officer Charged As Mastermind Of Multi-Million-Dollar Fraud Scheme
• Dinosaurs To Roam DTE Energy Music Theatre Grounds
• Biden and Trump fight for Arizona's Hispanic vote
• Trader Joe's Says No to Changing Ethnic-Sounding Label Names
• Free COVID-19 Saliva Testing In Frisco
• Man Wanted On Outstanding Warrant Caught By Placer County Sheriff's K-9 Axel In Loomis
• Pitt Reports 4 More Cases Of Coronavirus Among Faculty, Staff And Students
• Gov. Walz Endorses Ilhan Omar And Incumbent DFL U.S Representatives Ahead Of Minnesota Primary
• Mayor Hancock: Denver May Clear Homeless Camps Without Warning
• Rhode Island Issues Tax Refund Checks Signed By Walt Disney, Mickey Mouse
• Lewisville Residents May Experience Temporary, Harmless Change In Smell, Taste Of Tap Water
• Report: Antonio Brown Suspended 8 Games For Multiple Violations Of NFL's Personal Conduct Policy
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Illinois Surpasses 1,900 New Cases For First Time In 2 Months; Sets New Record For Testing
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• Antonio Brown Suspended For Eight Games By NFL
• Report: COVID-19 Infected, Quarantined Postal Workers Impacting Service In Berkeley Area
• 'We Love Baseball': Wrigley Field Ballhawks Stay On Patrol During Pandemic
• Pennsylvania Partners With Staffing Agency To Hire 1,000 Contact Tracers
• LAPD Releases Bodycam Video Of Man Being Shot With Less-Lethal Munition During Fairfax Protests
• Baltimore County Police Officer Injures Self, Another Driver After Crash While Responding To Call
• Coronavirus outbreak reported at USC's fraternity row
• Pennsylvania To Foot The Cost Of Stamps For Mail-In Ballots This November
• Pennsylvania To Cover Cost Of Stamps For Mail-In Ballots In 2020 Election
• 2 Charged With Allegedly Stealing Wenham 'Black Lives Matter' Signs
• Gov. JB Pritzker Announces Four-Year Plan To Transform Illinois Juvenile Justice System
• Christensen Farms, A Minnesota Company, Got The Most Aid From Iowa Hog Disposal Program
• Maryland Department Of Commerce Announces Additional COVID-19 Funding Made Available For Maryland Nonprofits
• Woman Sexually Assaulted While Walking Her Dog In Glen Burnie, Police Say
• 2020 Stanley Cup Qualifiers Preview: Pittsburgh Penguins Vs. Montreal Canadiens
• How A COVID-19 'Rapid Response Team' In Chicago Is Working To Fix Decades Of Neglect In Black, Latinx Communities
• Airbnb Cracking Down On Party Houses After Police Break Up Party With More Than 700 People In Ocean County
• Fill The Boot Campaign Will Be Virtual-Only In 2020
• COVID-19: California's Prison Population Drops Below 100,000 For First Time In Three Decades
• Doctor: Flu may be "nonexistent this fall" due to COVID measures
• 4 Charged, Including 2 Juvenile Boys, In Possession Of Child Pornography In Howard County
• Consumers Energy Announces Locations for Electric Vehicle Fast Charging Stations, Providing Boost to Michigan Drivers
• Pa. State Police Issue Warnings To 8 Pittsburgh Area Establishments Not Adhering To Coronavirus-Related Restrictions
• On Governors Island, A Lush Garden Finds New Purpose
• 'We Know This Is A Recession, But We Don't Want This To Go Into Depression Territory,' Says Economics Professor
• 6 Former Houston Officers Indicted After Drug Raid That Killed Couple
• "Zombie cicadas" infected with mind-controlling fungus re-emerge
• Wolf Administration Urges Pennsylvanians To Prepare For Hurricane Season During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Australia plans to make tech giants pay for news
• Muslims Around The World Celebrate Eid al-Adha
• Mysterious Chinese Seeds Showing Up In Colusa County
• Coronavirus Latest: Masks Now Required At BWI
• Fort Worth Police Department Creates Mental Health Crisis Intervention Team, Continues Policy Reforms
• Will Hurricane Isaias Impact New England? Here Are 3 Potential Scenarios
• Pennsylvania Partners With Staffing Agency To Hire 1,000 More Coronavirus Contact Tracers
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• U.S. Forest Service Warns Of Unstable Trails In Colorado After Rains
• Gunner Olszewksi Steals The Show In Julian Edelman's Photo With Cam Newton, Patriots' Receivers
• Oklahoma Inmates Use Bed Sheets To Escape From 12th Floor Of Jail, Murder Suspect Still On The Loose
• Dunkin', American Red Cross Team Up To Encourage Blood And Platelet Donations
• Meet the 12-year-old who spoke at John Lewis' funeral
• Stretch Of Auburn Boulevard In Citrus Heights Closed Due To Downed Lines
• Twitter permanently bans former KKK grand wizard David Duke
• Senate Stalls On Extending Jobless Insurance; $600 Weekly Benefit Expires
• Liam's List: Your Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• Dam Fire Burns Hundreds Of Acres In Angeles National Forest Area North Of Azusa
• Reopenings: Oakland Airport Officials Brace For New Dip In Travel As COVID-19 Cases Surge
• Texas Leaders Reaffirm School Boards Make Decisions On Reopening Plans, Not Local Health Authorities
• Goucher College Announces Fall Semester Classes Will Be Held Online
• No Serious Injuries After Car Gets Wedged Under Semi-Truck In Lennox, Catches Fire
• Beloved Minnesota Toy Store Calls Police On Family Claiming To Be Exempt From Mask Mandate
• University of Pittsburgh Setting Aside Beds For Potential Coronavirus Isolations, Preparing For Students To Return To Campus
• Police: 176 Grams Of Meth Removed In Hibbing, Three Arrested
• Boston Doing 'Incredibly Well' In Fight Against Coronavirus, Mayor Walsh Says
• Community Shows Up To Help After Pueblo MLK Statue Gets Vandalized
• 40-Year-Old Anne Arundel County Man Hospitalized Following ATV Accident, Police Investigating
• WPIAL Pushes Back Start Dates Of Fall Sports
• With Triple-Digit Temps Here, LA County Opens Several Cooling Centers
• Gov. Larry Hogan Extends Order Prohibiting Utility Providers Shutting Off, Charging Late Fees Through Sept. 1
• NFL's COVID-19 Reserve List May Be Sports' Most Overlooked Story Right Now
• Apple Announces This Year's iPhone Release Will Happen Later Than Usual Due To Pandemic
• Boston Schools Planning For Remote Or Hybrid Reopening This Fall
• PAWS Pets Of The Week: Chilli And Benedict
• Remote Learning, Changes In Routines Hard On Children As Schools Adjust Plans For Upcoming Year
• Suspect Admits Shooting 55-year-Old In Face, Killing Him On Spring Ave In Dallas
• Coronavirus In Maryland: More Than 1.1K New Cases Reported Friday; Hospitalizations Slightly Up
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance: South Florida Newly Reported COVID-19 Cases Decline Slightly As State Sets New Death Record With 257
• Philadelphia Weather: Hurricane Isaias To Potentially Bring Tropical Rainfall To Region Early Next Week
• Philadelphia Phillies Report No New Cases Of COVID-19, Activities At Citizens Bank Park Remain Suspended
• Fatal Stabbing Outside Chili's In Thornton: Suspect Arrested
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Death Toll Hits 1,600 As State Records Uptick In Hospitalizations
• Boulder Teen Evan Blecher Putting His World Record Rubik's Cube Skills To Use Raising $$ For Those Affected By COVID-19
• SEE IT: Police Save Horse From Burning Pennsylvania Barn In Dramatic Rescue
• NBA teams kneel during national anthem as season restarts
• Scientists Are Studying a Giant Cloud Appearing Over A Martian Volcano
• Twitter Suspends Account of Former KKK Leader David Duke
• Vacant Properties Transform Into Opportunities In Denver Highlands
• Cardinals-Brewers game off after positive COVID tests
• Bryce Jessup, Long-Time President Of William Jessup University In Rocklin, Dead At 83
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 970 More Coronavirus Cases, Statewide Total Climbs To 112,048
• Coronavirus Unemployment: EDD Grilled Over Failures In Legislative Hearing
• State Launches Campaign Reminding Residents To Wear Masks In Public
• Gov. Tom Wolf Is Not Announcing A Statewide School Building Closure Or Class Cancellation Despite 'Widespread Rumors'
• National Guard To Fly Black Hawk Choppers Over LA Friday
• Grapevine Lake Now 'Fully Infested' With Invasive Zebra Mussels
• House cancels August recess until coronavirus bill is passed
• Dunkin' Will Require Masks In All Restaurants Starting Aug 5
• Reports: Marlins Getting Buses To Drive Infected Players, Personnel Back To Miami
• Coronavirus Latest: Talbot County To Fine People $1,000 If They Are Not Wearing Mask
• Visit Sacramento Launching Travel In Place Initiative
• Let Community Bank Help You Enjoy Your Summer
• Brewery suspends operations after storks build nest in chimney
• Woman Charged In Worcester Hit-And-Run That Left Man Seriously Injured
• 2 Suspects Killed, 1 Injured After Pursuit Ends In Wreck In Garden Grove
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 244 New Coronavirus Cases, Total Countywide Cases Rise Above 8,000
• Pennsylvania Man Gets 20 Years For Threatening To 'Put A Bullet' In Trump, Prosecutor
• Army Sergeant Says He Is The One Who Shot Protester Garrett Foster Dead During Austin Protest
• Twitter says high-profile hack was the result of phishing
• Friday's Cardinals-Brewers Game Postponed After Member Of Cardinals Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Cardinals Players Test Positive For COVID-19, Reports Say; Club Recently Played Against Twins
• The Styl'd Life: Turning Baskets Into Hanging Lights
• Sanofi, GlaxoSmithKline in $2.1 billion vaccine deal with U.S.
• California University of Pa. To Operate Remotely For 2020 Fall Semester
• COVID Patient Didn't Recognize Her Own Body After Double Lung Transplant
• Tuukka Rask On Boston Police Hat: 'It Was Not A Statement'
• 'Frosty' The Registered Service Dog Missing In Broomfield
• Census Workers Begin Door-To-Door Count In Massachusetts
• 86 New Cases, Another COVID-19 Death Reported In Collin County
• 43 million face eviction risk as relief programs and moratorium expire
• Madigan: 'No Plans To Resign' As Several Democratic Women Seek His Ouster Over ComEd Bribery Scandal
• Massachusetts Senate Agrees To Extend Formal Sessions
• So Good So You
• Some Educators Of Color Resist Push For Police-Free Schools
• Due To Staffing Shortage, Lifeguards To Only Serve Minneapolis' Most Popular Beaches
• Meijer Announces 15 Percent Off Teacher Discount For Back-To-School Shopping
• Cam Newton Arrives At Gillette Stadium For Patriots Training Camp
• North Texan And Former U.S. Marine Trevor Reed Sentenced To Prison In Russia
• Book excerpt: "The Virus In the Age of Madness"
• 74-Year-Old Woman Seriously Injured In Head-On Collision in Sykesville
• Bryan Cranston donates his plasma and reveals he had COVID-19
• U.S. sells record amount of corn to China
• Golden Man Killed In 600+ Foot Fall On Longs Peak
• Unruly Tourists Straining NH Town's Budget During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Video: Berkeley Police Investigate Thursday-Night Officer-Involved Shooting Outside CVS
• CBS Airing One-Hour Primetime Special, 'John Lewis: Celebrating A Hero' On Tuesday August 4
• Car Slams Into Irving Building, No One Hurt
• Desperate Search Off California Coast For 8 Missing Marines After Deadly Training Accident
• PTL Links: July 31, 2020
• Thousands of new virus cases reported in New Jersey
• Hermosa Beach Latest City To Implement No-Mask Fines
• Michigan Matters: School Days, In-Class Vs. Online?
• Fauci explains why COVID is still surging in U.S.
• Survey: Many Minnesotans Opting For Staycations This Summer
• Trump's top official at ICE, Matthew Albence, to leave post
• Reports: Former Giants Coach Tom Coughlin Recovering After Breaking Ribs In Bicycle Accident
• 2 Women Shot In West Baltimore Late Thursday
• Florida, Bahamas Brace As Hurricane Isaias Bears Down
• Epstein told Maxwell she'd done "nothing wrong," documents show
• 1 Injured In Early Morning San Francisco Apartment Building Fire
• Bruins, Blue Jackets Link Arms During National Anthems
• Pandemic Just One More Challenge For The Raiders As They Settle Into New Vegas Digs
• Oprah Winfrey, Gayle King, Tyler Perry honor John Lewis in special
• Police: 2 Suspects Wanted In Connection To Killing 19-Year-Old During Apparent Robbery In North Philadelphia
• Michigan Lottery Results For Thursday, July 30, 2020
• Weekend Construction: Eastbound I-94 To Be Repaved Between Minneapolis, St. Paul
• Texas-Based Exxon Mobile Lost $1B In Second Quarter As Oil Use Continues To Fall
• Hong Kong postpones elections and opposition calls it "scandalous"
• Record Breaking 151-Pound Paddlefish Caught On Oklahoma Lake
• Tewksbury Resident Awoken By Masked Man In Bedroom
• 1 Marine Dead, 8 Missing After Training Accident In Southern California
• Christian Vazquez Providing All The Pop In Red Sox Offense
• COVID-19 Roundup: Death Toll Mounts During Surge; SF Priest's Controversial Newsletter; Oakland Teachers Push Back On Reopening Plans
• Man Accused Of Pushing 76-Year-Old, Who Fell And Hit His Head In West Village
• PIAA's Associate Executive Director Explains Potential Options For Upcoming High School Sports Season
• Army sergeant says he's the one who shot a protester dead in Austin
• Health Officials Say 76% Of Philadelphians Are Using Face Coverings
• Rockies Creative Social Media Team Helps Fans At Home Experience Coors Field
• All Players, Coaches Kneel During Anthem Before NBA's Re-Opening Night
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/31 Friday Morning Forecast
• Police Searching For Driver After Hit-And-Run In The Loop
• Miami-Dade Closing Parks, Beaches Ahead Of Hurricane Isaias
• Portland protest peaceful after state and local officers arrive
• Tokyo COVID cases hit new high; city to launch its own "CDC"
• South Jersey Native Mike Trout On Paternity List As Wife Prepares To Give Birth To Couple's First Child
• Alligator Captured In Lynwood After Multiple Day Search
• Walmart Launches Voice-Activated App 'Ask Sam' To Help Employees Safely Assist Shoppers During Pandemic
• City Keeps Turning Down Bronzeville Residents' Bids To Buy And Spruce Up Vacant Lots On Their Block
• Video Of Malvern Teen Who Lost Use Of Left Hand Due To Stroke Goes Viral After One-Handed Golf Swing
• Massachusetts Senate Passes Genocide Education Bill
• Christopher Columbus Statue Removed From South Chicago
• Pittsburgh Weather: Weekend Begins Mostly Cloudy With Some Morning Showers
• Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons Hope To Receive Boos From Virtual Fans To Help Them Feel At Home In NBA Restart
• COVID survivor didn't recognize her body after double transplant
• City Of Irving Emergency Housing And Utilities Assistance
• Chicago Weather: Cooler Temperatures; Rain Chances Ahead This Weekend
• Innovation During A Pandemic: Restaurants Finding Ways To Thrive In The Face Of Coronavirus
• Senator Wyden says Trump turned pandemic into "culture war"
• 17-Year-Old Driver Killed After Crashing Into Tree In Southwest Philadelphia
• To Do List: Ice Cream Truck For Dogs, Virtual Film Festival
• 2020 Pittsburgh Steelers Training Camp Preview: Cornerbacks
• Penguins Sending Season Ticket Holders 'Home Watch Party Kits'
• Bellevue Police Seeking Arson Suspect
• McCandless Police Department Warning Residents Of Phone Scam
• Friday's Show Info (7/31/20)
• The New Normal Brings A New Phenomenon: 'Zoom Fatigue'
• Hurricane warning issued for parts of Florida as Isaias looms
• Judge HR Rallies Yankees To Another Win Over Orioles 8-6
• Judge HR Rallies Yankees To Another Win Over Orioles

Videos from July 31, 2020

• Oregon Senator Ron Wyden on "The Takeout" — 7/31/2020
• Students prepare for college after massive gift from businessman
• Endangered orcas at risk from U.S. Navy, activists warn
• Authorities say 17-year-old Florida boy was "mastermind" of Twitter hack
• Concern grows over postal service as Trump continues attack on mail-in voting
• 1 Marine dead, 8 people missing after AAV training accident off California coast
• Extra $600 in unemployment benefits ends as negotiations continue
• Hurricane warning issued for parts of Florida
• Hurricane Isaias could make landfall in Florida over the weekend
• Florida breaks single-day COVID-19 death toll as hurricane looms
• Congress and the White House at a standstill over coronavirus relief
• CBS Evening News, July 31, 2020
• Appeals court overturns death sentence of Boston Marathon bomber
• New USPS policies might delay mail-in-ballots
• Negotiations over coronavirus relief package stalled as unemployment benefits officially expire for millions of Americans
• Florida educators find creative solutions to tackle digital divide
• Senators leave Washington without progress on coronavirus relief bill
• Report finds delays and inaccuracies in hospital data system that bypasses CDC
• Trump ramps up false attacks on mail-in voting
• Hurricane Isaias heads toward mainland U.S.
• Fauci: "In some situations, states did not abide strictly by the guidelines"
• Jamaal Bowman on historic primary victory in New York's 16th Congressional District
• Documents detail sex abuse allegations against Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein
• Recent celebrity anti-Semitic incidents underscore rise in attacks against Jewish Americans
• Archaeologists pinpoint original location of Stonehenge boulders
• The future of activism following Congressman John Lewis' death
• 12-year-old honors John Lewis with moving funeral tribute
• Trump's comments create "maddening scenario" for 2020 election watchers, expert says
• More than 40 million Americans at risk for eviction as relief programs and eviction bans expire
• Ghislaine Maxwell exchanged emails with Epstein as late as 2015, unsealed court documents show
• Former presidents honor civil rights leader John Lewis as he is laid to rest in Atlanta
• Eight Marines missing, one dead after training accident in California
• President Trump's suggested election delay rejected by top Republican lawmakers
• Over 30 million Americans set to lose enhanced unemployment benefits
• Florida sees COVID-19 deaths rise as it prepares for hurricane
• Hurricane Isaias churns toward U.S. East Coast