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Articles from August 3, 2020

• SF Shooting Leaves 17-Year-Old In Critical Condition
• UCLA Details Revised Back-To-School Plan, Including Mostly Remote Classes And Daily Symptom Checks
• Family of Five Facing Eviction Despite Statewide Eviction Moratorium
• Stockton Navy Sailor Chris 'Bobby' Gnem Remembered As Inspirational And Kind-Hearted
• Independent Restaurants Urge Congress To Pass 'RESTAURANTS Act' To Save Industry, Millions Of Jobs
• ICUs Remain Overwhelmed In San Joaquin, Stanislaus Counties
• SF Judge Denies Property Owners' Legal Challenge To Overturn Eviction Ban
• Barack Obama Officially Endorses John Hickenlooper For Senate
• Aurora City Council Chooses Vanessa Wilson As Next Police Chief
• Denver Weather: Severe Storms Possible This Week
• Lakers Beat Jazz 116-108 To Clinch Top Seed In West
• Woman Reports Attempted Sexual Assault Along Davis Bike Path
• Camper Killed Near Vail By Falling Tree Was Beloved Teacher Meredith Latchaw
• HealthONE Volunteers From Colorado Deploy To Hospitals In Need In Florida & Texas
• Community Mourning Shooting Death Of 14-Year-Old Basketball Player Semaj Miller
• 107-Year-Old Denver Woman Prepares To Celebrate Her Birthday
• Trump Says Coronavirus Is 'Receding' Even As Cases And Deaths Rise
• Cadaver Dog Joins Search For Young Man At Chatfield State Park
• LAUSD, Teachers Union Reach Tentative Deal On Distance Learning; Parent Groups Raise Concerns
• Waste Management Worker Michael Jodoin Killed On the Job In Grass Valley
• 2 El Dorado County Restaurants Lose Health Permits And Face Fines But Vow To Stay Open
• 'Worst I've Ever Seen It Up Here': Stubborn Apple Fire In Riverside County Grows To 26K Acres
• Rockies Beat Giants 7-6, Match Best Start In Team History
• A's Use Big 5th Inning To Cruise Past Mariners 11-1
• District Attorney Files More Charges Against I-225 Shooting Suspect Samuel Young
• Aguilar Classrooms First To Reopen In Colorado: 'We're Confident'
• California Releases Guidance On Elementary School Waivers
• California Youth Sports Guidelines Finally Released
• A's Use Big 5th Inning To Cruise Past Mariners, 11-1
• Lawsuit: SF Sheriff's Dept. Ordered Black Women To Be Silent After They Complained Of Racial Discrimination
• LASD Executes Cockfighting Search Warrant At Chatsworth Ranch, Several Detained
• Twins' Nelson Cruz Delivers Walk-Off Win Against Pirates 5-4
• Denver Teachers Protest In-Person Learning Plan With Downtown Car Parade
• Abreu, Moncada Homer As White Sox Spoil Brewers' Home Opener
• Minnesota Couple Feels Lasting Effects Of COVID-19
• Fire Crews Battle Greater Alarm Blaze At Hollywood Commercial Structure
• 98-Year-Old World War II Veteran Receives Congressional Gold Medal
• State Releases Guidance on Elementary School Waivers, Youth Sports
• Coronavirus Impact: Survey Of 500 New York City Restaurants Reveals 83% Could Not Pay Full Rent In July
• Philadelphia Rescue Crews, PECO Prepared For Potential Emergencies As Hurricane Isaias Barrels Closer
• Kris Bryant Homers, Alec Mills Shines As Surging Cubs Beat Royals
• Gov. Cuomo Expresses Concerns About NYC's School Reopening Plan, Says Key Safety Questions Left Unanswered
• What Is A COVID-19 Saliva Test? Good Question
• Gov. Murphy Tightens Limits On Indoor Gatherings To Discourage House Parties As Coronavirus Spikes
• Cole Wins 19th Straight Decision, Yankees Club Phillies
• Chicago Weather: Mostly Cloudy Monday Night, Cooler Than Average Tuesday
• Delano Community Members Share Opinions On Upcoming School Year
• 3 Plead Guilty In Moffat County Elk Poaching Case
• Organizers Defend 'Trap Warehouse' Event That Was Shut Down By City For COVID-19 Rule Violations
• 3-Alarm Fire Destroys Home In San Jose
• Phillies Return From Layoff With 6-3 Loss To MLB-Best Yankees
• Cal Fire Talks Challenges Of Fighting Fires In Areas With High COVID-19 Positivity Rates
• Maple Tree Cancer Alliance Awards Scholarship In Honor Of Washington High Grad Killed In Dayton Shooting
• Fox Chapel Area School District Outlines Options With Return-To-School Plans
• Bay Area Author Gets Nine Billboards For Her Fifth Wedding Anniversary
• A Day After CBS 2 Report On Sexual Assault Claims Against Him, Chicago Attorney David Pasulka Accused Of Driving Drunk
• Shake Milton's Late 3-Pointer Saves Sixers In Win Over Spurs
• Swimmer Rescued After Being Caught In Choppy Water In Glencoe
• Austin Police Renew Appeal For Witnesses To Deadly Shooting Of Protester Garrett Foster
• Guide For Parents Struggling With Home Learning -- Supplementing The Loss Of A School Environment
• Mets Snap 5-Game Slide, Despite Losing McNeil, Rosario, Cano To Injuries
• Parents Push Back Against Archdiocese Of Miami After Virtual Learning Announcement
• Heartbreak After 17-Year-Old Activist Caleb Reed Is Found Shot Dead
• Gov. Tom Wolf Suggests Schools That Start Online Should Cancel Fall Sports
• 7-Year-Old Boy Caught In Crossfire Among Those Killed In Violent Weekend Across Philadelphia
• DeSantis Rolls Out Antigen Testing At Marlins Park, Hard Rock Stadium To Speed Up COVID-19 Test Results
• Epidemiology Expert: Closure Of COVID-19 Testing Sites Will Make Interpreting Data Harder
• Baltimore Park Ranger Accused Of Damaging, Removing Black Lives Matter Murals In Patterson Park
• Coconut Creek 2-Week-Old Joshua Quinteron Found Just Outside Orlando
• Annapolis Prepares For Flooding Ahead Of Isaias' Arrival
• Sites Fire In Colusa County Now 55 Percent Contained; Evacuation Advisories In Effect
• Tracking Isaias: Eye Of Hurricane Isaias Makes Landfall In Southern North Carolina
• State Releases Guidance on Elementary School Waivers, Youth Sports
• In Bay Area's COVID-19 Rental Market Renters Suddenly Have More Negotiating Power
• Pittsburgh Penguins Beat Montreal Canadiens To Even Series 1-1
• Lord & Taylor Bankruptcy: All 38 Stores Remain Closed, Half To Start Liquidation
• 'We Are Well Prepared': Ellicott City, Site Of Previous Devastating Floods, Hopes To Avoid Damage From Isaias
• New Jersey Gov. Murphy Declares State Of Emergency As Hurricane Isaias Approaches
• Macomb Morgue Workers Fired For Workplace Misconduct
• MassHealth Sends Termination Notices To 3 Nursing Homes For Handling Of Coronavirus
• Teen Who 'Radiated Positivity', Man Who Was 'Always Willing To Help' Among Those Presumed Dead After Marine Training Accident
• San Jose, AT&T Partner To Give Free Mobile Hotspots To Students With No Internet Access
• Near Death Michigan COVID-19 Patient Recovers After Receiving Donated Plasma
• Matthew Stafford, Detroit Lions QB Reportedly Tests Positive For Covid-19
• Child Psychologist Says Back To School Mental Health Depends On Students Feeling These 3 Things
• Detroit Casinos Plan Reopening This Week With Limited Capacity, Extensive Cleaning Measures
• Black-Owned Lavenderpop Greeting Cards Makes History In Striking Partnership With Jewel-Osco
• Stolen U-Haul Filled With East Bay Family's Belongings Recovered In Oakland
• Political Analysts Weigh-In On August 2020 Primary
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing 17-Year-Old Zachary Eisner
• Keller ISD School Board Pushes Start Of School Back 1 Week To August 26
• State's First Human EEE Case Of 2020 Reported In Middleboro
• Elephant calf dies 27 days after he was born at Missouri zoo
• Contra Costa Program To Hire 'Youth Ambassadors' To Spread COVID-19 Safety Message
• Families Keep Back-To-School Traditions Alive Amid Distance Learning
• 'We Are Philly' T-Shirt Campaign Providing Groceries To Those In Need For Every Shirt Sold
• Oakland School District, Teachers Scramble To Develop COVID Back-To-School Plan
• Hogan Gives State Board Of Elections 48 Hours To Provide Plans For Fall General Election
• Morey Encampment Shrinks After Outreach, Some Neighbors Want More To Be Done
• San Jose Police Chief Garcia Announces Retirement From Force
• Culver City Police Kill Allegedly Armed Man At Parking Garage; Officer Struck By Friendly Fire
• Local Real Estate Agents See Surge In People Looking For Lakeshore Properties Amid Pandemic
• Virginia Governor Faces New Hurdle In Bid To Remove Lee Statue
• SUV Crashes Into Garage In Glenview; Occupants Not Hurt
• Hurricane Isaias: N.J. Communities Gearing Up For Potential Flooding, Strong Winds Along Jersey Shore
• Investigators: Apple Fire Started By Malfunctioning Vehicle
• Stockton, Elk Grove School Districts Kick Off School Year With 'Structured' Distance Learning
• Hurricane Isaias: New York City Preparing For Possible Flooding In South Street Seaport
• City Council Person Phillipe Cunningham Pushes For Comprehensive Approach To Public Safety
• Hurricane Isaias: Long Island Communities Prepare For The Storm
• Riverside, San Bernardino Report New Coronavirus Deaths Over Weekend; Ventura County Reports Additional Cases
• Exclusive: Gov. Ron Desantis Says It's 'A Phony Narrative' He's 'Tethered' To Trump When It Comes To Handling Of COVID-19 Crisis
• Police Investigating Suspicious Death Of Livermore Man Seek Help Identifying 4 People Of Interest
• Thermal Cameras Used To Spot Fevers Have 'Major Limitations' And Often Not Accurate, I-Team Finds
• Denver Police Release Photos Of Suspect In Civic Center Park Shooting
• 10 New Coronavirus Cases Reported From LAPD, 3 Additional Cases Among LAFD
• Driver Killed When Tire Blows Out, Causing Vehicle To Roll Over On Interstate 70, State Police Say
• California Governor Cautiously Upbeat As Virus Numbers Ease
• Houston Mayor Calls For Police To Issue Citations To People Not Wearing Masks
• No Student Left Behind: Land Park Community Donates Distance Learning Supplies To Students
• Downtown Mpls. Leaders Use Unconventional Efforts To Keep Nicollet Mall Area Safer
• North Quincy High School Mascot Yakoo Gets New Look
• Health Officials 'Cautiously Optimistic' LA County Making Progress Against Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,298 New COVID-19 Cases, 10 More Deaths, As Gov. Pritzker Launches 'It Only Works If You Wear It' Mask Campaign
• 'Racist Incidents' Pause Work On FC Cincinnati's Soccer Stadium
• Man Killed In NE Baltimore Shooting
• Inmate Omar Orane Stabbed To Death At Central California Prison
• California To Let Absent Lawmakers Vote During Pandemic
• Aurora To Choose New Police Chief As Another Controversial Video Is Released
• Texas Man Accused Of Threatening Mass Shooting At Fort Hood To Avenge Death Of Spc. Vanessa Guillen
• Winds Whipping Up In Ocean City, Maryland Ahead Of Isaias' Arrival
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Everything you need to know about mail-in voting
• Hurricane Isaias Expected To Bring Heavy Rain, Flooding & Strong Winds To Region
• Golf Ball Size Hail Breaks Windshields Near Limon
• Rule Change Allows CA Lawmakers At Risk For COVID-19 To Vote Without Being Present
• Waste Management Employee Struck And Killed By Hit-And-Run, DUI Suspect In Grass Valley
• Divers Call Off Search In Lake Michigan For Teen Missing Near Diversey Harbor
• Local Dating Coach Says Finding Love During The Pandemic Isn't Impossible
• Officers Investigating Man's Body Found In Lake In Brighton
• Pelosi Hopeful For Deal But Progress Slow On Coronavirus Relief Bill
• COPA Rules Officer Saharat Sampim Made False Statements Before Shooting That Killed Roshad McIntosh, Calls For Sampim's Firing
• Virus Outbreak At West Virginia Nursing Home Continues To Grow
• Military Identifies 8 Marines, Sailor Killed In Training Accident Off San Clemente Island
• Arson Suspect Arrested In Connection To Vegetation Fire On I-80 Near Madison Ave.
• Rockwall Police Officer Tracy Gaines Passes Away After 4-Week Battle With Coronavirus
• USDA Issues Public Health Alert Over Food Products Possibly Containing Plastic
• Restaurants Face Temporary Closures After Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
• Boat That Fell Off Trailer Cleared From Northbound Lanes Of Hwy 101 In San Jose
• Suspended LA City Councilman Jose Huizar Pleads Not Guilty To Pay-To-Play Scheme
• Study Set To Bring Antibody Treatments Right To Doors Of Long-Term Care Facilities
• FBI: California Among Leaders In US Firearms Purchases As Numbers Skyrocket During Pandemic
• Nearly A Year After Stray Bullet Killed Kentayvia Blackful In Harvey, Her Family Says Justice Has Been Delayed
• Several Pennsylvania Democrats On Barack Obama's First List Of 2020 Endorsements
• 3 Suspects Steal Lincoln Navigator At Knifepoint in Culver City
• Federal judge breaks silence about "madman" who killed her son
• Firefighters Battle Structure Fire On Valley Road In Lincoln
• Concerns Surrounding Fall Schooling Plans For Children With Special Needs And Their Parents
• Planning Commission Passes Commemorative Street Name For George Floyd
• Uncle Bobbie's Set To Reopen After Germantown Community Rallied Around Shop Targeted By Burglar, Vandals
• Orange County Health Officials Report 422 New Coronavirus Cases
• Brush Fire Erupts Near 14 Freeway In Newhall; Evacuation Orders Lifted
• SEPTA Rolling Out Social Distancing Coaches Starting Tuesday
• As New Coronavirus Cases Drop In Texas, Doctors Urge Residents To Get Flu Shot This Fall
• University Of Illinois Installs COVID-Rules, Restrictions For The School Year
• Church Lector's 'Black Lives Matter' T-Shirt Stirs Dress Code Debate In South Orange
• Kendall County Worried About COVID-19 'Warning Level' Status
• Dallas Police Searching For Men On ATV Who Shot At Them While Crossing Great Trinity Forest Parkway
• LOOK: Man Says He's Meeting 2 Friends For A Drink At Plymouth Restaurant, Leaves Behind Unforgettable Message
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Public Schools Postpone Fall, Winter High School Sports
• Marlins CEO Derek Jeter: COVID-19 Outbreak Happened Because Players 'Let Their Guard Down'
• Tuesday's Phillies-Yankees Game Postponed Due To Tropical Storm Isaias
• Construction Resumes To Rebuild Historic Greek Orthodox Church Destroyed On 9/11
• US Firearms Purchases Skyrocket During Pandemic, According To FBI Records
• Walz Again Requests Federal Help To Rebuild After Unrest
• Dallas Area Arts Industry Sending Out An SOS To Congress
• Police: Local Man Facing Charges After He Battled 5 Officers Called To Investigate An Alleged Assault
• Pandemic Has Driven Developers To Offer Discounts On Miami Condos
• Vikings Land DT P.J. Hall In Deal With Raiders For Late Pick
• Justice For Janari: Charges In The Shooting Death Of The 9-Year-Old To Come Soon
• Hurricane Isaias makes landfall in North Carolina
• 'He Performed A Miracle': Upland Rookie Police Officer Saves Life Of Unresponsive 2-Week-Old Baby
• M3.5 Earthquake Strikes Near Yorba Linda
• Renewed Calls To Examine 2011 Police Shooting That Killed Eurie Stamps In Framingham
• Johnson County Taking Precautions Against COVID-19 Ahead Of New School Year
• Microsoft sees $95 billion boost on possible TikTok deal
• More Than 100 Hand Sanitizer Brands Placed On 'Do Not Use' List By FDA
• Twin Cities Man Who Beat COVID-19 Discusses Stigma That Lingers After
• Orioles, Marlins Set To Face Off This Week After Coronavirus Outbreak Sweeps Through Miami's Clubhouse
• After 2 Years Of Waiting, N.J. Boy On Autism Spectrum Finally Gets His Service Dog
• CBS4 Exclusive: Miami Police Break Up Event Which Could Have Been A 'COVID Disaster'
• Mission Accomplished: NASA Astronauts Return To Earth In 1st US Splashdown In 45 Years
• Coronavirus Clusters Likely A Contributing Factor To Cases Creeping Up In Mass.
• As Extra $600 In Unemployment Benefits Ends, Some In Pennsylvania Lose Lifeline
• Man Accused Of Assaulting Senior, Trying To Steal Car In Auburn Identified As Dean McCraw Of Colfax
• 'Open Restaurants' Program To Return To NYC Next Summer
• New Study: 1 In 5 Users Taking Breaks From Social Media Due To Negativity And Divisiveness
• Judge Esther Salas Speaks Out After Killing Of Her Son, Shooting Of Her Husband In Attack At Her N.J. Home: 'I Am Begging Those Who Are In Power To Do Something'
• MDH Decision Tree For People With COVID-19 Symptoms
• Progressive Coalition Says New Survey Finds Majority Of Mpls. Residents Want To Dismantle MPD
• Texas Now Accepting Applications To Manufacture, Sell Consumable Hemp Products
• Colorado Firefighters Deploy To California's Apple Fire
• Boston Tourists Adjust To New Coronavirus Travel Order
• Philadelphia Teachers, Students Demand Safer School Buildings, Comcast Provide Free Internet For All Students
• Raiders To Play 1st Season In Las Vegas Without Fans In Stands Due To COVID-19
• Cape Cod Ambulance Company Launches Mobile Coronavirus Testing
• Eagles Head Coach Doug Pederson Running Team Virtually After COVID-19 Diagnosis
• McDaniel College Prepares For New COVID-19 Normal As It Welcomes Students Back To Campus
• Massachusetts Teachers Association Holds Emergency Meeting To Discuss Colleges Reopening
• Four Charged With Plundering Hayward Gun Store During Night Of Civil Unrest
• Miami-Dade Officer Shoots, Kills Dog That Charged At Officer In Country Walk
• Republicans, Democrats 'Attempting To Create Negotiations' For New Round Of Federal Stimulus Checks
• Florida Marks Milestone With 5,000 Invasive Burmese Pythons Removed From Everglades
• Restrictions Cited As Reason Coronavirus Numbers In Allegheny County Are Down
• Mayor Peduto Hopes Federal Assistance Comes To Pittsburgh, Fears City-Wide Cuts
• Mesquite ISD Doles Out iPads, Chromebooks For Students Ahead Of Schools' Virtual Start
• Driver Services Section Of Illinois Secretary Of State's Chicago South Office Closed After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• FDA Lists More Than 100 Potentially Toxic Hand Sanitizers After Latest Recall
• Denver To Give Out PPE Kits To Small Businesses & Nonprofits
• Google buys $450 million stake in ADT to fortify Nest
• Uniontown Teen Wanted In Shooting Death Of 15-Year-Old Surrenders To Police
• Appeals Court Revives Challenge To Maryland Gun Laws
• Rangers In Deep Trouble After Domination By Svechnikov, Hurricanes In Game 2
• Man, Already In Federal Prison For Drug Trafficking, Sentenced To 4 More Years
• Baltimore City Trash, Recycling Pickup Canceled Tuesday Due To Tropical Storm Isaias
• MLB postpones another series as more players test positive
• White Sox 'Field Of Dreams' Game In Iowa Postponed Until 2021
• Five People Shot, One Fatally, At Denver House Party
• SEE IT: 'Big Brother: All Stars' House Revealed!
• Some COVID-19 Testing Suspended Tuesday As Maryland Braces For Tropical Storm Isaias
• 5 Injured In Crash On Eisenhower Expressway At Damen Avenue
• Terrell Shooting Victim Dies, Suspect Now Wanted For Murder
• Coach Says COVID-19 Ban On HS Football Practice In Dallas County Could Increase Injury-Risk
• State, County Officials Call For Continued Eviction Protections During Pandemic
• Two Men Charged In Santa Ana Street Racing Crash That Killed Veteran Newspaper Editor
• Burnsville Police Issue All-Clear After Investigating Bomb Threat At Rep. Angie Craig's Office
• More Colorado Students Feeling Depressed, Know Vaping Is Risky, Survey Finds
• US Firearms Purchases Spike During Pandemic, According To FBI Records
• Adams Township Police Seek Footage In Alleged Attempted Child Abduction Investigation
• Mass. Teachers' Union Calls For Continued Remote Learning In Fall Due To Coronavirus
• I-95 Southbound On-Ramp In Delaware Closed Until December For Restoration Project
• Newsom: State Deploys 'Wildfire' Fighting Strategy To Tame Central Valley COVID-19 Spike
• With COVID-19 On The Rise, Suburban Cook County Announces Guidance On Bars, Gyms, Home Gatherings
• 2 Men Shot Dead Sunday Night in East Palo Alto
• Delaware To Spend $10 Million In CARES Act Funding To Get Unemployed Retrained For New Jobs
• PGPD Suspends Cpl. Brian Newcomer Following Arrest On Six Charges, Including 2nd-Degree Attempted Rape
• George Floyd Case: Daily Mail Obtains Body Cam Video From 2 Officers In Floyd's Arrest Death
• The FDA's List Of Dangerous Hand Sanitizers Has Now Grown To More Than 100
• South Allegheny School District Shuts Down Band Activities After Student Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• West Coast Conference Institutes 'Russell Rule' To Increase Diversity
• USDA Issues Public Health Alert Over Food Products Possibly Containing Plastic
• Newsom: State Deploys 'Wildfire' Fighting Strategy To Tame Central Valley Coronavirus Spike
• Florida's Navy SEAL Museum Under Investigation For Using Colin Kaepernick Jersey As Prop In K9 Attack Demonstration
• Red Onions Linked To Salmonella Outbreak That Has Sickened People In Colorado And Other States
• Massachusetts Reports 165 New Coronavirus Cases, 10 Additional Deaths
• Florida Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried Launches Campaign To Reduce Spread Of Coronavirus
• Sheriff: 2 Killed In Becker Co. Crash
• Dallas County Reports Lowest Number Of New Coronavirus Cases In 6 Weeks
• Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson now a co-owner of bankrupt XFL
• 'Cinemas Are Terrified Because They Haven't Figured Out How To Adapt Their Model For Streaming': CNET's Joan E. Solsman On The Future Of Movie Theaters
• Frustration In Dayton 1 Year After Mass Shooting
• Smokey Robinson, Rita Wilson, Other Entertainers Donate Items To City Of Hope Weekly Virtual Auctions
• Maryland Energy Firm Completes Purchase Of South Georgia Pellet Plant
• Bahamas Once Again Welcoming Americans, But With Restrictions
• Dr. Birx says coronavirus is "extraordinarily widespread" in rural areas
• Ceremonies For First Anniversary Of Deadly Mass Shooting At El Paso Walmart Reshaped By Coronavirus
• Bear In Lake Tahoe Breaks Into Vehicle
• 15-Year-Old Missing Dundalk Girl Found Safe
• Voting By Mail Popular In Florida During Pandemic, But It's Not Without Its Issues
• Tuukka Rask Explains Bubble Reality For Players With Any Symptoms Of An Illness
• FDA now lists more than 100 potentially toxic hand sanitizers
• Some School Meal Sites In Maryland Suspended Tuesday Due To Tropical Storm Isaias
• 17-year-old loses both parents to COVID-19
• Swim Beach Closes Again At Cherry Creek State Park Due To Algae Bloom
• COVID-19 Back-To-School Guidance
• Police Arrest 29-Year-Old Kadera Linda Garner In Connection With Hanover Assault
• Primary Election Review Prompts Pa. Elections Agency To Seek Changes
• Manhattan DA cites "possible criminal activity" at Trump Org in tax fight
• DNA Evidence Leads To Arrest In 32-Year-Old Castro Valley John Doe Baby Homicide
• Trump overhauls Tennessee Valley Authority leadership
• WATCH: Pittsburgh Steelers Share Video Of QB Ben Roethlisberger Throwing A Football
• Anne Arundel County Police Investigating Three Separate Gunshot Incidents Sunday
• Crews Use Drones To Assist In Search For Young Man Who May Have Drowned In Chatfield Reservoir
• Suspect Turns Himself In After Arlington Teen Knoah Harlan Killed Near Bowie High School
• Police: 56-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In Broad Daylight In North Philadelphia
• Chicago Hiring Fair For Homeless, At Risk Populations
• Nickelodeon Universe To Reopen Next Week; Only 250 Visitors To Be Allowed Inside
• Man Charged With Burglary Of COVID-19 Testing Site In Dallas
• Michigan Legislature Cancels Session After Senator Tests Positive For Covid-19
• Denver Broncos Tackle Ja'Wuan James Opts Out Of 2020 Season
• Illinois Marijuana Sales Break Another Record, With $61 Million Sold In July
• Manhattan DA Seeking President Trump's Tax Returns Cites Probe Into Reports Of 'Protracted Criminal Conduct' At Trump Organization
• 2 Charged For Allegedly Damaging Businesses With Graffiti During Pittsburgh Protests
• Should I Wear Gloves To The Grocery Store? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• 260 Georgia school employees sidelined by COVID-19
• Pennsylvania Reports No Virus Deaths; 1st Time Since March
• With Loan Money Gone, Restaurants Are At Mercy Of Virus
• Wisconsin's Democratic Governor Endorses Biden For President
• Maryland Zoo Closing Tuesday Due To Tropical Storm Isaias
• There's Plenty Of Summer Left For Outdoor Fun. Here Is How You Can Spend It
• Report: NBA G League Team To Be Based In Walnut Creek
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Touts New Lows In Coronavirus Hospitalizations, ICU Admittance And Deaths; 'The Progress Is Even Better Than We Expected'
• MN Dept. Of Corrections To Close 2 Of State's Smallest Prisons, Cites Substantial Budget Crisis
• Police: Teen's Killer At Bedford CVS Met Up With Her To Buy THC Vape Cartridges 
• 'You're Killing People' - San Mateo Supervisor Seeks Fines For Violating COVID-19 Mask, Health Orders
• Face shield vs. mask: Which prevents spread of COVID better?
• New Jersey Tightens Restrictions On Indoor Gatherings To 25 People As COVID-19 Rate Of Transmission Climbs
• Western Pennsylvania Youth Football League Cancels 2020 Season
• Pelosi Fake Video Flagged By Facebook Fact Checkers, Viewed Over 2 Million Times
• Dr. Oz Reveals System 20 Success Stories And The Tips That Helped Them Reach Their Goals. 
• Floridians Continuing To Pull The Plug On Landline Phones
• El Paso County Coronavirus Update: Courthouse Staff Member Tests Positive, Variance Scaled Back
• State Police Hand Down Warnings To 15 Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Not Following Coronavirus Orders
• 31-Year-Old Baltimore County Man Charged With Pointing Laser At Police Helicopter
• Navy Investigating Video Of Dogs Attacking Colin Kaepernick Fill-In
• Heard In Detroit: Leland Blue, Ohly, & More!
• Police Activity In Oakland Closes Part Of Westbound I-580 At Broadway
• White House makes random coronavirus testing mandatory for staff
• California Lawmakers Were Globetrotters Before Pandemic
• Blackhawks' Caggiula Suspended For Game 2 Vs. Oilers
• Extra Distracted Driving Enforcement This Week As Hands-Free Law Marks 1-Year Anniversary
• John Daly Withdraws From PGA Championship Fearing COVID-19 Exposure
• Odell Beckham Believes NFL Season 'Shouldn't Happen' During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Flower Farm Pivots, Plants Produce This Year To Help During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Joshua ISD Board Of Trustees Approve Inter-local Agreement To Buy 750 Hotspots
• Court Papers Detail Moments Before 20-Year-Old North Texas Man Fatally Stabbed His 7-Year-Old Brother
• Large Truck Rolls Over, Spills Debris In South Park
• 3 Protesters Arrested Outside Home Of Deputy Involved In Death Of Andres Guardado
• VIDEO: 7 Suspects Wanted In Deadly North Philadelphia Shooting, $20,000 Reward Offered
• White House, Democrats continue talks on coronavirus bill amid impasse
• Police Investigating Early Morning San Jose Triple Shooting
• Baltimore Prepares For Isaias, Flooding: Where To Get Sandbags, Park Your Car And More
• Democrats subpoena State Department aides in probe of IG's firing
• Another doctored video of Nancy Pelosi goes viral on Facebook
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan Bans Counties From Blanket School Closures
• Bronx Man Shot In Back, Gunman Not In Custody, Police Say
• 3-Year-Old Reunited With Family After Being Found Wandering On Upper East Side
• Dr. Oz Learns How Savannah Guthrie Injured Her Eye.
• Tropical Storm, Coastal Flood Warnings Issued For Parts Of Maryland As Isaias Moves North
• Customer Allegedly Spits On Brew Belly Employee Who Asked Him To Wear A Mask
• Suspect In Custody In Slaying Of 9-Year-Old Janari Ricks
• Northeastern University Researcher Suggests Massachusetts Returns To Phase 2
• TRACKING ISAIAS: Tropical Storm-Force Wind Gusts To Potentially Knock Down Trees, Cause Power Outages Across Delaware Valley On Tuesday, National Hurricane Center Says
• Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Red Onions Traced To Central California Company
• 'Travel Safely Ambassadors' Deploy At LAX To Combat Coronavirus
• Florida Man & Self-Described 'White Supremacist' Knocks Female Bartender Unconscious
• 'Angry Bystanders' Confront Woman Who Left Child And Dog In Running Car While Shopping, Wareham Police Say
• Police Officers Cleared In Fatal Shooting Of Man Who Stole Cop Car, Pointed AR-15 Out Window
• NWS Confirms Tornado In Western Mass.
• Tuukka Rask Returns To Bruins Practice After Brief Quarantine
• Parents Charged With Child Abuse After Son Accidentally Shoots 5-Year-Old Sister In Head
• FDA's List Of Dangerous Hand Sanitizers Grows To More Than 100
• Bay Area Teens Launch 'Lacrosse Against Hunger' To Collect Food Donations During COVID-19 Outbreak
• Hurricane warning issued in Carolinas as Isaias makes landfall
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 565 New Coronavirus Cases, But No Additional Deaths
• Low-Income Baltimore County Residents Can Now Call 311 To Be Screened For Benefits
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 622 More COVID-19 Cases Reported; 2 More Deaths
• Broward Superintendent Robert Runcie Says District Will Try To Meet Challenges Of New School Year
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept.: 68 More Coronavirus Cases Brings Countywide Total To 8,310, No Additional Deaths
• 27-Year-Old Charged With Murder After 7-Year-Old Boy Caught In Crossfire Of West Philadelphia Shootout
• Man Killed, Second Injured In Pompano Beach Motel Shooting
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 800+ New COVID-19 Cases Reported As State Total Surpasses 91K
• Early Voting Underway In Miami-Dade, Monroe With Coronavirus Safety In Mind
• Man Under Arrest For Hammer Attack On Chelsea Grocery Store Manager
• All Lanes Reopen After Big-Rig Crash Snarls Eastbound Traffic Through Altamont Pass
• Center City Wawa On Broad Street Permanently Closing Following COVID-19 Shutdown
• 'We Are In A Great Position': Vikings GM Rick Spielman Gets Contract Extension
• Navy Investigates Video Of Dogs Attacking Kaepernick Fill-In
• Coronavirus-At-A-Glance: Florida Cases Drop But State-Run Testing Sites Were Closed Due To Tropical Storm Isaias
• 2 More Falmouth Lifeguards Test Positive For Coronavirus, Bringing Total To 10
• KPIX 5 Exclusive: Chief Deputy District Attorney Paul Sequeira On Selection Of Vallejo Police Shooting Special Prosecutor
• Arvada Family In Need Of Help After Head-On Crash With Suspected Intoxicated Driver
• Dallas Renegades & 7 Other Teams Can Smell What's Cooking After Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson Buys XFL
• Blackhawks Stanley Cup Winner Brent Sopel Shares Dark Moments Confronting Dyslexia
• Don't Worry Bruins Fans, Bobby Orr Statue Is Just On A Quick Vacation
• Woman Charged With Felony For Forging Absentee Ballot Application
• Minneapolis Police Investigating After Man Wounded In Shooting Near U Of M
• U of I To Require 'Mandatory Twice Weekly Testing' For COVID-19 On Campus
• Adopted Teen Helping Senior Dogs Find A Forever Home Just Like She Did
• Tracking Isaias: Strong Winds Could Cause Downed Trees, Outages In Massachusetts
• 2 Delta passengers removed for refusing to wear masks
• Two Killed In Fiery Head-On Wrong-Way Wreck On 210 Freeway In La Crescenta
• Savannah Guthrie's Terrifying Vision Scare, Intense Surgery And Lengthy Recovery
• Hit-And Run Driver Kills Motorcyclist Pulling Out Of Burleson QT Parking Lot 
• Anti-Kremlin protests continue in Russia's far east for 24 days
• Denver Weather: Damaging Hail, Wind And Heavy Rain Possible
• Elk Grove, Stockton Schools Start New Academic Year; Distance Learning Worries Linger
• Sites Wildfire Grows To 500 Acres, Structures Threatened, Residents Evacuated
• Business Leaders Say Economy Still Improving After Reopening
• Reopenings: 'Ball's In Pac-12's Court'; Players Make Demands Before College Football Season
• Democrats reject offer to extend unemployment benefit short-term
• Fort Worth Police Investigating Early Morning Shooting In Kroger Parking Lot
• Victim Shot Behind The Wheel In Broad Daylight In Dallas Dies, Shooter Remains On The Loose
• Missing Bloomington Boy Found Safe Inside Office Building, Playing On Computer
• Michigan Lawmaker Tests Positive For Covid-19 Before Guard Training
• Report: Angels Star Shohei Ohtani Sent For MRI After Experiencing Discomfort In Pitching Arm
• Kemba Walker Continues To Look Good In Limited Minutes, As Young Celtics Flourish In Crunch Time
• Boston Man Killed In Worcester Shooting
• Aguilar Becomes First Area In Colorado Where Kids Are Returning To Classrooms
• Police: 21-Year-Old Man In Stable Condition After Detroit Shooting
• Firefighters Extingiush Blaze At Contra Costa County Recycling Center
• Denver Woman Wants 108 Cards For Her 108th Birthday!
• 8-Year-Old Boy Critically Injured In Fall From Window In Washington Park
• Justin Thomas Holds Off Koepka To Win WGC In Memphis; Final Tuneup Before PGA Championship
• Pandemic Sends Clorox Sales Up 22% In Latest Quarter
• Phillies Set To Play New York Yankees After Reporting No Positive COVID-19 Results For Fourth Day Straight
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore International Academy Meal Site Temporarily Closed After Employee Tests Positive
• Nevada passes bill to mail all voters ballots amid pandemic
• Florida Man Seen On Video Clinging To Hood Of Moving Big Rig On Turnpike
• Ailing Brooks Koepka Faces Stiff Challenge To Win His 3rd Straight PGA Championship
• Biden increases Texas staff and resources in bid to win Lone Star State
• Parts Of Lakefront Trail Closed Due To High Wave Activity
• Wisconsin Marine Among 8 Missing, Presumed Dead In Military Training Accident Near San Diego
• 7-Eleven Owner Buying Speedway Chain Of Gas Stations
• New Jersey Judge Decries Shooting That Killed Son, Injured Husband
• PTL Links: August 3, 2020
• Report: Patriots Interested In Tight End Delanie Walker
• Man Stabbed To Death In Altadena
• Google Announces $450 Million Investment In ADT Home Security
• Good News For Dallas-Based Dairies As U.S. Milk Sales Rise And "Got Milk?" Ads Return During Pandemic
• California Man Claims He Hit 26 Cars On Oregon Highway
• Colleges Need To Test For COVID-19 Frequently To Keep Campuses Open This Fall, Study Says
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: 11th Death Row Inmate Dies Of COVID-19; San Mateo Salon Alley's Bleak Future; North Beach Bands Together
• California Death Row Inmate Orlando Romero Dies While Being Treated For COVID-19
• Nazem Kadri Scores Buzzer-Beating Goal As Avalanche Beat Blues
• Passenger In Virginia Refused To Don Mask, Delaying American Airlines Flight
• Companies "need to ban" skin-lightening creams, activist says
• Domino's Hiring 700 Employees In Massachusetts And New Hampshire
• USDA Issues Health Alert For Frozen Taquitos, Chimichangas That May Contain Plastic
• 21-Year-Old Man Shot In Northeast Baltimore Early Monday
• ICYMI: Top takeaways from this week's "Face the Nation"
• Social Media Videos Show Hundreds Apparently Partying Under Kosciuszko Bridge
• Wisconsin Marine Among Missing And Presumed Dead In California Accident
• At Least 34 People Shot, 9 Killed In Chicago So Far This Weekend
• Report: NFL May Limit Teams' Travel Plans; Will Patriots' Los Angeles Trip Be An Exception?
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/3 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Reopenings: Not Everyone Pleased With Closure Of Palo Alto's University Ave For Outdoor Dining
• 22-Year-Old Dies After Losing Control Of Trail Bike In NH State Park
• Outbound Lanes Of Fort Pitt Tunnel Temporarily Close After Tractor-Trailer Accident
• Census Takers To Begin Knocking On Doors In Minneapolis This Week
• Jared Spurgeon Scores 2, Alex Stalock Gets Shutout As Wild Top Canucks
• Perfect Day To Celebrate National Watermelon Day
• Owner Of Men's Wearhouse And Jos. A. Bank Files For Bankruptcy
• Jayson Tatum Gets Fresh Cut, Finds Offense Against Blazers
• A teen ran out of gas and vanished. She was found 8 days later.
• Smack Shack: Celebrating 8 Years Of Crayfest
• CTU Organizing Car Caravan Monday, Demands Remote Learning For CPS In The Fall
• Texas-Based Parent Company Of Men's Wearhouse Files For Bankruptcy Protection
• Fire Leaves Hugo Home Destroyed, None Hurt
• Police: 12-Year-Old Boy Stabbed By Another 12-Year-Old Boy In Point Breeze
• Texans Among Marines Killed In Training Accident Off California Coast
• How different nations are responding to spikes in coronavirus
• 15 State Supported COVID-19 Drive-Thru Test Sites Reopened Monday
• Police Trying To Identify Vehicle That Struck 11-Year-Old Girl In Rogers Park
• Virus outbreak hits cruise ship that stopped at dozens of ports
• Meadows says he's "not optimistic" on deal on coronavirus relief
• John Hume, Northern Ireland peace accord architect, dead at 83
• Lord & Taylor files for bankruptcy
• First U.S. partial face transplant recipient dies at 57
• Microsoft trying to buy TikTok's U.S. arm after talking with Trump
• Clyburn slams Republicans for "jerking people around"
• Minneapolis Planning Commmission To Vote On Renaming Section Of Chicago Avenue To Honor George Floyd
• Marines call off search for 8 missing military members
• Study Ranks Centennial The Safest Large City In Colorado
• Apple Fire in California spreads to over 26,000 acres
• FDA's List Of Potentially Toxic Hand Sanitizers Tops 100
• USDA Identifies Some Of Mysterious Seeds Sent To U.S. From China
• 2 Months After Looting And Unrest, Many Chicago Businesses Still Need Help Rebuilding
• Crews Mop Up Post Fire In Gorman After It Scorches 200 Acres
• Philadelphia Eagles head coach Doug Pederson has coronavirus
• Real Estate Landscape Changing As Coronavirus Pandemic Causes Business Closures, Impacts The Way People Work
• The Great Broadband Divide: Living Without High-Speed Internet Access
• Man Seen In Apparent Chokehold Arrest Video Facing Charges In Another Crime
• Police Search For Gunmen Seen Opening Fire On Harlem Street
• Weekly Reality Check: July 31
• Drive-Thru Job Fair Is Coming To Joliet Tuesday
• ISIS-claimed attack on Afghan prison leaves dozens dead
• Pittsburgh Weather: Higher Temperatures Back Later In The Week
• Baby Boomers' Consumer Habits Amid COVID-19 Pandemic Could Have Lasting Changes
• Two 20-Year-Old Men Injured In North Philadelphia Double Shooting
• Chicago Weather: Rain Lingers, Cooler Temperatures Continue
• Admission Is Free At State Parks On Monday To Celebrate Colorado Day
• 16-Year-Old Arrested, Facing Charges After Firing Shots On North Shore
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Monday Will Be Calm Before Isaias Moves In
• Coronavirus Pandemic Continuing To Cause Financial Concerns For Credit Card Companies, Lenders And Borrowers
• 1 Killed In Crash Involving Overturned Box Truck On I-95 In Claymont
• Area Sports Teams Affected By Positive Cases Of Coronavirus
• ManorCare Health Services Seeing Surge In Coronavirus Cases At North Hills Nursing Home Facility
• Tractor Trailer Crashes, Overturns In S-Bends Along Interstate-79
• Pine Gulch Fire Burns 1,500+ Acres Near Grand Junction
• Pa. Lawmakers Discuss Strategies For Safely Reopening Schools
• Central Catholic High School Football Player Tests Positive For Coronavirus
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• Crafton Borough Council Members Trade Harsh Words After One Makes Corruption Claims
• Giant Eagle Products Included In Recall Of Items Causing Salmonella Outbreak
• Tracking Isaias: Damaging Winds, Elevated Risk Of Tornadoes In Southern New England
• WATCH: Shark Spotted Off Cape Cod's Nauset Beach
• Tracking Isaias: Tropical Storm Will Bring Bring Rain, Wind To Massachusetts

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• Woman, 4-year-old girl bond over Black Lives Matter
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• Protesters in Israel call for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to resign
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• Biden holds slight edge over Trump in key states ahead of early voting
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• Health officials warn there may never be a "silver bullet" for coronavirus
• Black man afraid to walk in his neighborhood starts movement
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• How school superintendents are preparing to reopen amid COVID-19 surge
• Governments around the world reassess COVID-19 lockdown measures as infections spike
• Microsoft poised to purchase TikTok amid national security concerns
• Southern California battles wildfire and pandemic
• Hemmersbach offers IT subscription service for companies
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