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Articles from August 4, 2020

• Search For Suspect In Turlock Shooting Death Of Pregnant Woman Amythest Cortez
• Rent And Home Sales Increase, Experts Say It's Another Impact From Pandemic
• Battle Over Non-Resident Access To Palo Alto's Foothills Nature Preserve
• Most Evacuation Orders Lifted As Apple Fire Scorches 26,850 Acres; 20% Containment Reported
• Search On For Suspect Who Shot At Officers In North Sacramento
• Highway 193 Reopens After Structure Fire Near Newcastle
• Nephew Arrested Over 3 Years After Man Vanished From Valencia Home
• Sacramento City Council Passes 'Strong Mayor' Ballot Measure
• Piscotty Hits A's 2nd Walkoff Slam This Year, Beats Rangers 5-1
• UFO? Mysterious Object Seen In Sky Over Denver Metro Area
• Márquez Strikes Out 9, Rockies Beat Giants, 5-2
• Parker Couple Receives 19 Unemployment Debit Cards In The Mail
• Husband Survives Sudden Cardiac Arrest Thanks To Wife's CPR
• Downtown Businesses Fizzling Out, More Closing Up Again 
• New Aurora Police Chief Fires Officer Javen Harper After Months-Long Investigation
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths
• Sunsplash In Roseville Open For Business Despite State Guidelines Prohibiting Water Parks
• OC Reports 253 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 Additional Deaths; Youth Sports Allowed To Resume
• Orange Police Looking For Man Suspected In Series Of Assaults On Women At Park
• Woman Describes Kids Getting Handcuffed By Aurora Police In Video That Went Viral: 'I'm Livid'
• Aaron Schupp Sentenced For Sexual Assault Of Girls At Townhouse Pool
• Denver Public Schools Buses Reduced To 33% Capacity
• Piscotty Hits A's 2nd Walkoff Slam This Year, Beats Rangers
• Slammed: Rangers Fall To A's 5-1 On Walkoff
• Massive Explosions In Beirut Leave Dozens Dead, More Than 3,000 Injured
• San Bruno: Coroner IDs Human Remains Found In Yellow Construction Bag As Vallejo Man
• Abreu Hits Tiebreaking Single In 7th As White Sox Beat Brewers Again
• Chicago Weather: Warming Up For The Rest Of The Week
• Maryland Weather: Tropical Storm Isaias Triggers Tornadoes, Strong Winds; At Least One Person Killed
• Coronavirus Testing Partnership Aims To Ease Worries For Some Denver Teachers
• Rhode Island Taken Off Massachusetts Travel Order Exempt List
• SEPTA Regional Rail Service Limited, Vine Street Expressway Closed Due To Unsecured Barge On Schuylkill River
• Cubs Hold Off Royals Again For 5th Win In A Row
• Hit-And-Run Driver Arrested After Allegedly Striking 11-Year-Old On Scooter In Massapequa Park
• SF Extends Business Registration, Licensing Fee Deadlines Until March 2021 Due To COVID-19
• New Yorkers Brace For The End Of Residential Eviction Moratorium: 'I Can't Be Out On The Street'
• Tropical Storm Isaias Downs Trees, Knocks Out Power To 220,000 In Mass.
• Gov. Baker On Uptick In Coronavirus Cases: 'We've Seen Some Slippage'
• New Jersey Residents Worried About Possible Spike In Coronavirus Cases After Alpine House Party
• Max Minute: New JAMA Study Says Nationwide School Closures Could've Prevented Over 1 Million COVID-19 Cases
• Chicago Public Schools Expected To Announce Plan For Only Remote Learning; Chicago Teachers Union Had Called For Possible Strike Vote
• Tropical Storm Isaias Brings Over Six Inches Of Rain, Strong Wind Gusts To Parts Of Maryland
• Chicago Rapper FBG Duck Killed, 2 Others Injured, In Shooting On Oak Street Near Magnificent Mile
• Attorney Claims Top Judges Enabled Embattled Lawyer David Pasulka To Have Unchecked Power In Selecting Family Lawyers
• Márquez Strikes Out 9, Rockies Beat Giants 5-2
• Baltimore's Euphoria Nightclub Shut Down For Violating Coronavirus Health Orders
• WNBA players wear shirts opposing Dream co-owner Kelly Loeffler
• Novavax Announces Positive Phase One Data For Potential COVID-19 Vaccine
• DFL Files Federal Elections Complaint Against Ilhan Omar Challenger Antone Melton-Meaux
• 'We All Came Together As Humans': Mike Max Reunites With George Floyd Protester Patrick Etim
• Washington County Man Receives Mysterious Package Of Face Masks From China
• Community Task Force Eager To Work With New Aurora Police Chief
• Woman Injured In Baltimore County Domestic-Related Shooting; Ex-Boyfriend Sought
• Nevada Search And Rescue Member Dies In California Fall
• Melanie Newman Makes Orioles History As First Female Game Broadcaster
• CHSAA Announces Modified Sports Schedule With Football Set For Spring
• Which Schools Can Apply For In-Person Class Waivers?
• Workers Say They Walked Off Job After Illinois Secretary Of State's Employee Tested Positive For COVID-19, But Only Half Of Chicago South Building Was Closed
• Florida In National Spotlight After President Trump Praises State's Mail-In Voting
• Triumphant Return For Retooled Marlins, Who Beat Orioles 4-0
• Philadelphia Fire Officials Warn Worst From Tropical Storm Isaias May Not Be Over Just Yet
• Are Mail-In Ballots Already Being Counted? Good Question
• Red Sox Drop 4th Straight In 5-1 Loss To Rays
• 'You Can Play It Safe And Still Have Fun': St. Paul Saints Hold Socially-Distant Home Opener
• 'Democrat & Republic Success': Sen. Cory Gardner Celebrates Great American Outdoors Act Becoming Law
• Sales Tax Increase For Homeless Proposed To Be On November Ballot
• August Primary 2020: Michigan Election Results
• Onion Recall: Thomson's Red, Yellow, And Sweet Onions
• Crews Battle 3 Wildfires In Moffat County, 350 Acres Burned
• Florida Mandates COVID-19 Testing For Staff At Disabilities Facilities
• High School Athletes Disappointed At Decision To Move Football, Volleyball From Fall To Spring
• Uniontown Area School District Cancels Football And Soccer Seasons
• Take Root Helping Parkinson's Through Dance
• Detroit Casinos Set To Re-Open Wednesday With New Safety Protocols
• Henry Ford Health Defends Study, Shows Hydroxychloroquine Can Reduce Death Rates
• Boston Police Investigate Attempted Sex Assault In The North End
• Lane Tech College Prep Local School Council Votes To Do Away With Indians Logo, Mascot
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Gov. Walz Sued For State Face Mask Mandate
• San Jose Police Chief Garcia Talks About Pending Retirement, Criticism Of Department
• Judge Sentences Ex-MSU Coach To Jail In Nassar-Related Case
• 'Sounded Like The Heavens Opened': Jersey Shore Residents Counting Blessings After Tornado Slams Through Towns
• Ford CEO Hackett To Retire, COO Jim Farley To Lead Automaker
• Wild Winds Rip Roof Off Of Doylestown Day Care Center, Leaving 4 Children, 2 Teachers With Minor Injuries
• Summer Workout Season Resumes For Keller HS Football Team
• Secretary Of State Jocelyn Benson: Mail-In Ballots At Record Numbers, Could Slow Counts
• El Monte, City Of Industry Team Up To Match Workers With Employers
• Body Cam Video Released Of Deadly Police Shooting In Stockton
• Hair Salon Owners Plan to Defy Alameda Co Shelter-In-Place
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt In Rollover Crash Near New York Mills
• Family Finds Creative Way For Morgan Hill Grandmother To Have Her Birthday Hugs
• Fort Worth's Famed Billy Bob's Texas Reopening As A Restaurant
• Group Aims To Flatten Remote Learning Curve For LA Students, Families
• Red Cross Volunteers Deliver Lunches To Castle Rock Adventist Hospital
• Manhunt For Humboldt Kidnapping Suspect On The Run With Female Victim
• Celtics Can't Handle Heat, Lose Some Breathing Room In Playoff Standings
• Grand Jury Indicts 4 For Stealing Guns During Protest
• 4 Charged With Stealing 27 Guns On Day Of California Protest
• CoCo County Plan to Close Juvenile Hall Surprises Supervisors
• Giannis Watches In 2nd Half As Nets Beat Bucks
• 3 Tornadoes Touched Down In Southern Maryland Early Tuesday, NWS Confirms
• San Mateo Co. Supes Approve $5 Million in Assistance For Renters, Landlords
• Former Google, Uber Engineer Gets 18 Months For Stealing Secrets
• Kanye West Files In Colorado To Run For President
• University of Minnesota Botanist Discovers New Invasive Grass in La Crosse Co.
• Rep. Conor Lamb Calls For Investigation Into Oversight Of Outbreak At Brighton Rehab And Wellness Center
• Doncic's Triple-Double Sends Mavericks Past Kings In OT
• Hickenlooper Frustrated With Senate's Lack Of Action On Stimulus Bill
• USC Student Writes Children's Book To Explain Mask Wearing To Kids
• SEC Investigating Kodak After Stock Surge Following Drug Deal With US Government
• Compton City Leaders Call For State, Federal Investigation Into Sheriff's Station
• Off-Duty Stanislaus County Sheriff's Deputy, Friend Save 3 Peoples' Lives After ATV Crashes Into Delta
• Vikings-Raiders Trade Rescinded After PJ Hall Fails Physical
• 7-Eleven Owner Buys Speedway Gas Stations For More Than $20 Billion
• Reopenings: San Jose Unified Teachers Ordered To Teach From Empty Classrooms
• Strong Winds From Tropical Storm Isaias Bring Down Trees, Cause Damage Across New Jersey
• High School Football Season Moved To Spring With Shorter Season, Fewer Games
• Parents, Teachers React To State Paving Path For Elementary Schools To Reopen
• 1 Dead When Tree Falls On Car As Tropical Storm Isaias Hits New York City
• Dallas Developer Put On House Arrest After Judges Say He Contacted Potential Witness While Awaiting Bribery Trial
• Tropical Storm Isaias Leaves 'Path Of Destruction' After Sweeping Through Long Island
• Tropical Storm Isaias Brings Down Trees, Scaffolding & Transformers In Westchester County
• Exclusive: Gov. Ron DeSantis Suggests Moving Workers From Testing To 'Symptom-Based Approach'
• Tropical Storm Isaias Causes Con Edison's Second Largest Storm-Related Outage In History
• Twins Win 5th In Row, Beating Pirates After Drone Delay
• Learning Curve: Prioritizing Students' Social And Emotional Health Needs
• Weymouth HS Graduation Canceled After Students Attend Unauthorized Football Camp
• 'Looking Very Promising': COVID-19 Prevention, Treatment Clinical Trials Begin In Oxnard
• Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In South Minneapolis
• Knott's Berry Farm Cancels 2020 Halloween Haunt Event
• Virgin Atlantic Files For U.S. Bankruptcy Protection
• Denver Weather: More Severe Storms Possible Wednesday
• 1 Driver Injured In Fiery Crash On Dan Ryan Expressway
• Gun Charges Filed Against LA County DA Jackie Lacey's Husband In Home Confrontation With Black Lives Matter
• San Rafael Rushes to Provide Poor Neighborhood Free WiFi
• San Mateo, Santa Cruz Counties Impose Fines For COVID-19 Health Order Violations, Including Masks
• New Charges Allege Ed Buck Enticed 26-Year-Old Man To Travel To LA Area To Engage In Prostitution Before Man's Overdose Death
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Ohio Democrats see opportunity on the horizon
• LAPD: Fatal Shooting At Rented Mansion Appears To Be Gang-Related
• LAPD Reports 3 More Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus, Bringing Total To 487
• Texas Reports 9,167 New Coronavirus Cases, 245 More Deaths
• California District Attorneys Urge Roger Goodell To Pull NFL's Stephon Clark PSA
• Honorary Sunflower Fields Planted Across North Metro Are Coming Alive
• Santa Clara County Supes Approve Putting Caltrain Sales Tax On Ballot
• Midland-Area Dam Operators File For Bankruptcy Protection
• Career Criminal, Found Hiding In Trash Can By Rochester Police, Gets 15 Years For Illegal Gun Possession
• Worker's death highlights debate over liability shield
• Spend $25, Get $25 Gift Card For 'Dine Out To Help Cherry Creek'
• LA County Says It Will Not Consider School Reopening Waivers
• Superior Court Ruling Paves Way For Trial In IUP Student's 2017 Death
• Officials: 44-Year-Old Woman Dead After Car Swept Away By Floodwaters In Lehigh County
• Senator Bob Casey Says Extending $600 Unemployment Benefit Is 'The Right Thing To Do'
• CDC Warns Parents To Be On Lookout For Acute Flaccid Myelitis In Children
• Pandemic Will Result In Worst Year In Aviation History, Industry Groups Say
• Chicago Landlord Upset Over Tenant's Refusal To Pay Rent, Says They're Taking Advantage Of Pandemic Moratoriums
• Disney Reports Third-Quarter Revenue Decline Of 42%, Partly Due To Pandemic-Related Closures
• California's Great America In Santa Clara To Remain Closed Through 2020
• Suspect In November 2019 Homicide Arrested Following Police Pursuit In Baltimore County, Officials Say
• Unlike Illinois Youth Sport Restrictions, Kids In Indiana Can Play Ball, 'To Proceed As Planned'
• Gov. Walz, Minneapolis Mayor Give Differing Accounts Of Why National Guard Response To Unrest Was Delayed
• Descanso Gardens Cancels Carved, Enchanted Forest Of Light Events
• Del. Neil Parrott Removes Himself From Running To Replace State Sen. Andrew Serafini, Who Resigned Over The Weekend
• Dallas Mayor Calls Sharp Rise In Murders, Aggravated Assaults In July 'Unacceptable'
• Boulder Valley School District Students To Start Year 100% Remotely
• LA County Voters To Decide Whether To Earmark Over $360M Annually To Social Programs
• 'Buy Nothing Project' Helps People Get What They Need Without Spending Money
• Multiple Teachers' Unions Around Illinois Consider Strikes If They Are Asked To Return To School And It's Not Safe
• Technical Issue Has California Under-Reporting Virus Cases
• 21-Year-Old Man's Body Recovered In Rough Surf At Cape May Beach
• Local Family Says Their Loved One In Long-Term Care Is Dying From A Broken Heart
• Four New Cases Of Dengue Fever In Florida Keys, Brings Total To 26
• Tracking Isaias: Cecil County Flooding Leads To Water Rescues, Including 4 Firefighters Stranded Responding To Call
• LA County Reports 1,901 Newly Confirmed Coronavirus Cases, 57 Deaths
• Kansas girl hears for the first time thanks to cochlear implants
• Study: Health Care Workers Wearing Personal Protective Equipment Still 3 Times More Likely To Contract Coronavirus
• California Health Insurance Rates Increase Slightly For 2021
• Parkland Shooting Victim Joaquin Oliver Honored With 20-Hour Online Event Raising Awareness Against Gun Violence On His 20th Birthday
• Officer's Wrist Broken Trying To Arrest Man Who Led Police On New Brighton Chase
• House Education Committee Hears Concerns About Reopening School
• Cuba In The Midst Of A Money Grab Due To Declining Economy
• New York State Passed Legislation To Waive Penalty Weeks For Unemployment Recipients; Lawmaker There Says Illinois Should Do Same
• State Health Official Details Waiver Process For Schools Seeking To Hold Classes In Person
• Pittsburgh Pirates' Losing Streak Reaches 6 Games
• Maryland's Elections Board Plans To Mail Absentee Ballot Applications For Fall Election By End Of August
• Man Found Safe After He Went Missing While Swimming At Ridley Creek Park, Officials Say
• Delaware Police Looking To Identify 2 Men In Connection To Missing 2-Year-Old Cristobal Lopez
• No Bail For Darrell Johnson, Suspect In Murder Of Jamari Ricks
• Exclusive: Gov. Ron DeSantis Acknowledges State's Unemployment System Was Built With 'Pointless Roadblocks' To Pay Out 'Least Number Of Claims'
• Sen. Tina Smith And Jason Lewis Debate Minnesota Agriculture, Health Care
• Sonoma Co Supes Approve Sales Tax Measure for Funding Mental Health Services
• CBS Celebrates Life, Legacy Of Late Congressman John Lewis
• Police Investigating After Man Uses Sawed-Off Shotgun To Rob Rostraver Township Gas Station
• Songwriters, Artists 'Rock And Roll Over' Helps Local Animal Shelters
• Bowie Belgian Malinois Selected As An Early Times All-American Dog
• California Under-Reporting Virus Cases Due to Technical Issue
• Keene ISD Students, Teachers Return To Classroom During Pandemic: 'It Was Different'
• VIDEO: Coast Guard Helicopter Crewmen To Be Awarded Distinguished Flying Cross For Heroic Middle Fire Rescue
• 'Engulfed In A Ball Of Fire': Crews Knock Down Flames After Fire Destroys Downtown St. Paul Construction Site
• Petaluma Police Seek Suspect In Two July Burglaries
• Coronavirus Patients Cope With Fatigue, Hair Loss After Recovery
• 'We're Literally Shaken To The Core': New York State Thruway Crash Kills Mother, Son, Daughter Of Bronx Family
• Salisbury Arcade Pushes To Reopen With Proper Coronavirus Precautions
• Marines find sunken AAV after deadly training accident
• Broward Sheriff's Office Makes Plea For Leads In Fatal Shooting Of Trans Woman In Pompano Beach
• Disney lost $4.7B last quarter as coronavirus closed attractions
• Woman's Body Found Off I-95 In St. Lucie County
• 3 Dead, 1 Injured In Miami Gardens Crash
• Restaurants Dish Out Tasty Specials For 'Takeout Tuesday DFW'
• DUI Suspected After Head-On Crash In Sacramento County Kills 1
• Tropical Storm Isaias Leaves Behind Significant Damage After Bringing Three Tornadoes To Kent County
• Ex-UAW Chief Says GM Bribery Claims Are 'Utterly Baseless'
• Leaked Bodycam Footage Shows George Floyd's Final Moments
• Biden Leading Trump By 39% In California, Poll Finds
• Difference Between Democrats, Republicans Unemployment Benefit Plans Is $1,600 Per Month
• 'She Could Be In More Danger': Family Of Missing Mom Leila Cavett Seek Answers
• Brighton Police Arrest Man During Investigation Into Possible Meth Lab Inside Home
• Museum Of Fine Arts Lays Off Dozens Of Employees
• Dallas County Reports 31 More Coronavirus-Related Deaths, 641 New Cases
• Tropical Storm Isaias: Mass Transit Nightmare Hits Tri-State Area After Storm Causes Service Suspensions
• Delaware Gov. Carney Announces Hybrid School Reopening Plan
• Large Group Of Protesters Moves Through East Liberty After Gathering Outside Former Zone 5 Police Station
• Dr. Oxiris Barbot Resigns As Commissioner Of New York City Health Department
• Broward Sets Up 24-Hour Drop Boxes For Vote-By-Mail Ballots In Primary Election
• Facebook Signs Lease To Farley Post Office Building In Midtown
• Broward Public Schools Working On Pilot Program For Special Needs Students To Get Face-To-Face Learning
• NWS Confirms Several Tornadoes Across Area After Tropical Storm Isaias Leaves Widespread Damage Down Shore
• Food Pantry Hands Out 320,000 Meals To Aurora Residents During Pandemic
• Tropical Storm Isaias Blows Into New Jersey, Packing Tornadoes And Powerful Winds
• Several Catholic Schools In New Jersey Closing
• Vallejo PD Needs Public's Help Identifying Shooting Suspect
• Big Game Hunting Licenses For Sale On 'Leftover Day'
• Maryland State Police Respond To Over 600 Calls For Service During Tropical Storm Isaias
• LA County Approves Plans For Medical Clinic In Bell To Increase Health Care Access
• READ: Excerpt From 'Relentless Pursuit' On Jeffrey Epstein And Ghislaine Maxwell
• Could Coronavirus Clues Be Found In Sewage? Colorado Researchers Are Trying To Find Out
• Tropical Storm Isaias Inundates Delaware County, Leaving Behind Worst Floods In Years
• Four Years After The 2016 Flash Flood, Ellicott City Came Prepared For Tropical Storm Isaias
• Clorox Wipes Shortage Expected To Last Into 2021 Due To Overwhelming Demand
• Detroit Lions: Matthew Stafford Had 'False Positive' Covid-19 Test
• MLB: O's, Marlins Game Could Be Delayed As Officials Await Final COVID-19 Testing Results
• Survey Asks LA Residents For Input On Replacing Police With 'Unarmed Trained Specialists'
• Drone Forces Temporary Delay During Pirates-Twins Game At Target Field
• 1 Killed After Tree Falls On Moving Vehicle In St. Mary's County As Tropical Storm Isaias Blew Through Maryland
• St. Vrain Valley School District Moves Learning Entirely Online Until October
• Islanders Overcome Pair Of Early Deficits, Then Methodically Take Apart Panthers For 2-0 Series Lead
• Maryland Weather: Areal Flood Warnings In Effect; Tropical Storm Isaias Out Of State
• Dallas County Records First Human Case Of West Nile Virus In 2020
• Valleyfair To Remain Closed For The Rest Of 2020 Due To COVID-19
• Adams County Expands Free Coronavirus Testing For Uninsured, Symptomatic, Exposed
• Roseville Kidnapping Suspect Crashes Maserati While Fleeing From Authorities
• August Primary 2020: Here's A Look At In-Person Voting In Detroit
• DA's husband charged for allegedly pointing gun at BLM protesters
• Chicago Police Officer Shot In Chin During Shootout With Suspect Last Week Out Of Medically-Induced Coma
• Baltimore Area Sees Trees Topple During Isaias, But City Spared Worst Of Storm
• Massachusetts Reports 438 New Coronavirus Cases, 9 Additional Deaths
• Prosecutors: Pimp Kept 'Minutes,' Contracts With Victims
• Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey: City Seeks Right Mentors For New Officers, 'Full-On Culture Shift'
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Orders Children To Wear Masks In Schools
• Juan Soto Reinstated From COVID IL, But Not In Nats' Lineup
• Vivian Jones Charged In Boyfriend's Murder After His Death Was Initially Reported A Suicide
• Feds raid offices of company tied to Ukrainian oligarch
• Tiger Woods Recalls Ruckus End To 2005 WGC-American Express Championship At Harding Park
• Manitou Incline Could Reopen With Reservations, Limit On Hikers
• State Police Searching For Missing Endangered 5-Year-Old Eliza Talal, Who Has Autism And Is Non-Verbal
• Annapolis Spared Major Flooding At City Dock After Tropical Storm Isaias Moves Through
• Radio City "Christmas Spectacular" canceled for first time ever
• Prince George's Co. Man Indicted On Charges Of Coercion And Enticement Of A Minor, Production Of Child Pornography
• Navy SEALs Cut Ties with Museum Over Colin Kaepernick Video
• Texas Widow Blames President Trump, Gov. Abbott In Husband's Obituary For Coronavirus Death: 'Shame On All Of You'
• Plano Police: Series Of Aggravated Robberies With Mostly Hispanic Victims Could Be Related
• Defending Champion Rafael Nadal Opts Out Of 2020 US Open
• 'Squad' Member Tlaib Faces Test In Michigan Primary
• CDOT's New Seat Belt Campaign Gets Personal
• Third Suspect Charged In July 4th Murder Of 7-Year-Old Natalia Wallace
• Police Investigating Death Of Garrett County Man; Allegedly Killed In Fight With Brother-In-Law
• Salem Announces Cancellations, Changes To Halloween Plans
• Furry Tails: Animal Friends Celebrates 999th And 1,000th Of 2020
• Darrell Johnson, 39, Charged In Murder Of 9-Year-Old Janari Ricks
• 2020 Heinz Field Kickoff And Rib Fest Canceled
• Health Commissioner Says Philadelphia Not Out Of Woods Yet Despite COVID-19 Cases Beginning To Fall
• Pittsburgh Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger Says His Arm Feels 'Really Good' After Throwing
• Pittsburgh Weather: Tropical Storm Isaias Wreaking Havoc In Eastern Pa., Some Scattered Storms Possible In Western Pa.
• Video shows Black children handcuffed face down on the pavement
• Fort Worth Fire Investigating Possible House Explosion, 1 Person Critically Injured
• Reward Offered After Malnourished Dog Found Abandoned In St. Paul With Mouth Zip-Tied Shut
• Unexpected Wind Shift Blamed For Hot Air Balloon Crashes In Wyoming That Injured 12 People
• Now Hiring: Goodyear Has Multiple Positions To Fill In DFW Area
• How "disinformation campaigns" could be targeting 2020 election
• Colorado Protesters March One Year After Police Shooting Of De'Von Bailey
• Long Beach Unified To Hold Meeting Discussing Upcoming School Year
• Martinez Couple Accused Of Defacing Black Lives Matter Mural Plead Not Guilty To Hate Crime Charge
• Can You Get Coronavirus Through Your Eyes? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• CBS4 Photojournalist Rafael Murciano Brings 'Chopsticks' To Life With Virtual Duet
• 3 Employees At USPS Facility In West Sacramento Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Staff Members Rush To Move Animals To Safety After Flash Flooding Hits Elmwood Park Zoo
• Teen Accused Of Being Mastermind In Massive Twitter Hack Pleads Not Guilty
• Adjustments Made After Too Many Rockwall ISD Families Choose In-Person Learning For Their Kids
• San Mateo Robbery Suspect Arrested After Dropped Wallet Leads Police To His Home
• Minnesota Governor's Pheasant Hunting Opener Postponed Until 2021
• Third Victim Dies In Baltimore County Crash, Police Say
• Richmond Installing Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Near BART Station
• Vallejo Man Suspected Of Kidnapping Crashes Maserati Fleeing Authorities In Roseville
• Fox Kept As Pet Seized By Colorado Parks And Wildlife, Euthanized
• Square Cafe Moving From Regent Square To East Liberty
• Teachers Sign Their Wills In Public Protest Organized By Colorado Education Association
• Saving Fuel, Protecting The Environment: Grapevine Adds Hybrid Police Vehicles To Fleet
• Police Investigating Shooting Death Of Man In Lansdowne
• Red Onions Pulled From Stores And Restaurants Nationwide Over Possible Salmonella
• Minneapolis Man Faces Federal Charges In Connection To Twin Cities Armed Robbery Spree
• 'Anxiety Is Not Something You Can Just Turn Off': Author Megan Collins On New Book 'Behind The Red Door'
• Tuukka Rask Expected To Play Wednesday Vs. Lightning
• Small Brush Fire Breaks Out On Santa Clarita Hillside
• Trump calls Beirut blasts "attack," but cause is not yet known
• 2 Rescued After Cars Swept Away By Floodwaters In La Plata During Isaias Storms
• Bill Belichick Makes History For Most Consecutive Seasons As NFL Coach
• Trump changes tune on voting by mail, urging Floridians to cast ballots
• Kanye West Withdraws Petition To Get On New Jersey's 2020 Ballot
• $20,000 Reward Being Offered For Two More Suspects In Connection To Fatal Shooting Of 7-Year-Old Zamar Jones
• Tropical Storm Isaias: Tornado Watch For Southern New England Through 9 PM
• Haze Locked In Over Denver Metro Area And Colorado's Front Range
• 22nd San Quentin Inmate Dies While Being Treated For COVID-19
• Woman Killed, 2 Wounded After Gunfire Erupts At Beverly Crest Mansion Party
• Las Vegas Raiders Think Jason Witten Looks Good In Their Uniform, Fans In Texas Say He Will Always Be A Cowboy
• Pine Gulch Fire Burning Near Grand Junction Grows To 3,600+ Acres
• Outside Review Finds Fort Worth Police Department Inconsistent In De-Escalating Potentially Violent Situations
• Severn Man Squirts Lit Stream Of Lighter Fluid At Neighbor Outside Smoking Cigarette, Police Say
• Port Of Baltimore Gets $1.1M In Funds For Security Improvements
• Oakland-Based Clorox Warns Disinfecting Wipe Shortage To Continue Into 2021
• President Trump Signs Great American Outdoors Act Into Law
• New York City health commissioner resigns
• FAA Spells Out Design Changes Needed In Grounded Boeing 737 Max Jets
• Parolee Arrested In Mendocino County After Weekend Standoff, Dousing Self With Gasoline
• Tracking Isaias: Hurricane Isaias Moves Over Mid-Atlantic States
• Man, Dog Die in Crash on Connector Ramp Between Hwys 101, 380
• WPIAL 'Not Prepared' For Gov. Wolf's Comment Suggesting Schools Starting Online Should Cancel Fall Sports
• Odenton Felon Sentenced To 30 Years In Federal Prison For Charges Related To Attempted Armed Robbery Of Former Employer
• Colorado Delegates Plan For Unconventional National Party Conventions
• Police: Man Dies After Being Shot Outside Elementary School In Wilkinsburg
• Denver Businesses Cited, Some Closed Following City COVID-19 Inspections
• Tropical Storm Isaias Leaves Trail Of Destruction After Heavy Rain, Strong Winds Batter Region
• LA City Councilman Files Motion To Cite Those Not Wearing Face Masks
• State Of Emergency Issued In Dover As Authorities Respond To Possible Tornado Damage
• The coronavirus is driving Americans into retirement
• Victims Of Fatal Wrong-Way Crash In Cedar Hill Identified
• Pa.'s Education Secretary Takes New Job As Schools Across State Grapple With Reopening Plans
• Perseids, the best meteor shower of the year, peaks tonight
• Clorox Wipes Shortage Expected To Last Into 2021
• Toy Makers Tout Hot New Toys And Trends At Virtual Toy Fair
• TPC Harding Park Profile: Municipal Gem Hosts The PGA Championship
• Alaska Airlines Warns Hundreds Of Bay Area Employees Of Possible Layoffs
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,471 New COVID-19 Cases, 19 Additional Deaths
• Trump on 1,000 U.S. deaths a day from COVID-19: "It is what it is"
• No Fans In The Stands At This Year's Indianapolis 500
• Obituary blames Trump and governor for man's COVID-19 death
• Trump signs bipartisan conservation legislation
• Isaias spawns deadly tornado, brings flooding and power outages
• Mayflower II Docks In New Bedford To Ride Out Isaias
• Hard Rock Stadium, Marlins Park To Have Antigen Testing For Coronavirus Beginning Wednesday
• Nearly 60 Fish Types In Chicago Waters, Up From About 10
• Not Wearing A Face Mask In Houston Could Cost You $250
• Pueblo Celebrates Green Chiles With Plans For Giant Neon Pepper Statue
• Gordon Hayward Explains Why He Chose 'Education Reform' On Back Of His Jersey
• With early-voting states in mind, Trump campaign resets
• Yosemite Park Officials Warn Visitors To Watch For Bears On Road After 4 Struck By Drivers
• Tropical Storm Isaias Rips Off Roofs, Causes Other Damage In Ocean City, Maryland
• Beaver County Teen Charged With Homicide In His Older Brother's Shooting Death
• District 230 Teachers Hold Caravan To Support Remote Learning This Year
• Bloomfield Hills Police Sergeant Dies From Heart Attack Hours After Cutting, Removing Large Tree
• Area Tourists Still Going To Lake Geneva Despite Wisconsin On Chicago's Travel Quarantine List
• Massive explosions in Beirut leave dozens dead, over 3,000 wounded
• 3 Radar-Indicated Tornadoes Reported Tuesday In Maryland's Lower Eastern Shore, NWS Says
• Search To Resume For Missing Teen In Lake Michigan Near Diversey Harbor
• Area Marching Bands Prepare For Upcoming Fall Season With Coronavirus Caution
• MSU Denver May Furlough Staff To Manage $14 Million Budget Shortfall
• Maryland Weather: Thousands Left Without Power, Storm Damage Reported Around The State From Isaias
• Puerto Rico Joins 22 States On Chicago's COVID-19 Travel Order, Requiring 14-Day Self-Quarantine
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 606 Additional Cases And 4 Deaths Reported; Hospitalizations Increase By 26
• Berkeley Couple Charged For Shooting Into Neighbor's Apartment
• Google's Fitbit Takeover Prompts EU Antitrust Investigation
• Coronavirus-At-A-Glance: Florida Reports Another 245 New Deaths As Positivity Rate Drop Slightly
• Amber Alert Baby Back Home With Mother In Coconut Creek
• Pittsburgh Police Seek To Identify 2 People Accused Of Throwing Away Wreath Placed On Memorial Honoring Fallen Officers
• North Texas FBI Crime Blotter For July 20-26
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 854 New Coronavirus Cases As Statewide Total Grows To Over 115,000
• Search On For Suspect In Woodland
• Lawrence Police Officer Hit By Car, Second Officer Fires Gun During Chase
• Colorado Weather: Hail And Damaging Winds Possible With Tuesday's Thunderstorms
• 1 Dead, 2 Wounded After Gunfire Erupts At Mansion Party In Los Angeles
• 15-Year-Old Girl Reported Missing In Aberdeen July 23
• SEPTA Issues Travel Advisory As Weather Conditions Worsen Around Region
• 72-Year-Old Baltimore Man With Dementia Located, Police Say
• Vitamin D Doesn't Prevent Depression In Older Adults, Large Study Finds
• Back-To-School Tax 'Holiday' Begins Friday
• Photos, Video Of Tom Brady And Rob Gronkowski In Official Buccaneers Workout Emerge
• Minnesota State Fair Announces The Creation Of An Online Marketplace & Virtual Competitions
• Fort Hood Releases Name Of Soldier Who Drowned In Boating Incident
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• Person shot dead, 2 wounded at crowded LA mansion party
• MEMA On Tropical Storm Isaias Preparation: 'We Do Anticipate Potential Flash Flooding'
• Many Michigan Residents Still Vote In-Person For Primary
• Rockies Beat Giants 7-6, Match Best Start In Team History
• Trump on John Lewis' legacy: "He didn't come to my inauguration"
• CDC Expects 2020 Outbreak Of Rare, Life-Threatening Neurologic Condition In Children 
• Maryland Weather: Tornado Watches, Warnings Canceled For Parts Of State
• House panel requests testimony from postmaster general amid mail delays
• 'The Question Is What Truly Makes You Rich': Julie Pennell On New Book 'Louisiana Lucky: A Novel'
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 1 Additional Death And 132 More Coronavirus Cases
• Polling analysis: Do voters view Biden and Trump as moderate or extreme?
• Reopenings: Outdoor Dining Campaign Launched To Help Struggling San Francisco Chinatown Restaurants
• Giants Try To Adapt, Find Safe Options On Road Trips
• 2 More San Quentin Prisoners Die Of Suspected Virus Complications
• Miami Weather: Steamy Tuesday With Afternoon Storms
• NFL Bans Players From Attending Sporting Events For Safety Reasons; NFL Still Hoping Fans Can Attend NFL Games
• GM Alleges Fiat Chrysler Spent Millions To Bribe UAW Leaders
• Celtics Play A Pretty Important Basketball Game Tuesday Night
• Possible VP pick Susan Rice says she can handle pandemic
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• Caltrain Traffic Halted After Fatal Pedestrian Accident In Redwood City
• Dallas Police Asking For Help Identifying Driver Who Hit, Killed Pedestrian On Cockrell Hill Road
• Conshohocken Borough Urges Residents, Businesses Along Colwell Lane To Evacuate As Tropical Storm Isaias Moves Through Region
• U.N. chief say virus causing education "generational catastrophe"
• Leaked bodycam footage shows George Floyd's final moments
• Goldman Sachs expects FDA-approved COVID-19 vaccine this year
• Trump says coronavirus is "receding" even as deaths rise
• Frozen Taquitos, Chimichangas Recalled For Possible Plastic Contamination
• Coronavirus In Maryland: More Than 700 New Cases Reported, Hospitalizations Remain Flat
• Michigan National Guard Extended Through Dec. 31 To Assist With Covid-19
• Genetic Genealogy Leads To Mother's Arrest In Her Baby's 1988 Killing
• 17 New Sexual Assault Charges Brought Against Ex-UCLA Gynecologist James Heaps
• PTL Links: August 4, 2020
• AARP Florida: Hurricane Planning in a Pandemic Requires Rethinking Past Approaches
• Unarmed Minuteman 3 Missile Launched From Vandenberg AFB In Test Flight
• Recipe: Gnome Beer Can Chicken
• 2 Jackknifed Tractor Trailer Causing Traffic Jam On I-95 Southbound; Fuel Leak Reported
• Woman Charged With Stabbing Man To Death Near Boston Playground
• Cup Foods Reopens Months After The Death Of George Floyd
• Gophers Star Receiver Rashod Bateman Opts Out Of 2020 Season, Will Prep For 2021 NFL Draft
• Steven Stamkos Won't Play Vs. Bruins In Round Robin Game Wednesday
• Another Round Of Layoffs At Universal Orlando Resort
• Texas Family In Group Of 36 On Hot Air Balloons That Crashed In Wyoming
• DOJ to announce housing assistance grants for human trafficking survivors
• Oprah: "All of humanity" needs to read book club pick "Caste"
• Man Seen On Video Snatching Handbags From Coach Store On Fifth Avenue
• VanVleet Scores Career-Best 36, Raptors Top Heat 107-103
• True Crime: I Was Stalked
• Tyler Seguin Kneels During National Anthem With Stars Teammate And Vegas' Reaves, Lehner
• Michael Porter Jr. Scores Career-High 37 To Lead Nuggets To Critical Win Over Thunder With 3 Starters Out
• Flagrant Foul In Raptors-Heat Game Was A Mistake, According To Referee
• Family Of 7 Displaced After Fire Tears Through Santa Ana Home; 6 Cats Rescued
• Michigan's Primary Election Is Today: Here's Everything To Know
• Big Star In Wicker Park Closes After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Glendora Man Abducted By Iran, Family Says
• Sen. Ed Markey Apologizes To DJ Henry's Family After Father Calls Him Out For Campaign Ad
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Raiders Empty New Stadium; Gun Sales Soaring During Pandemic; Teens Launch 'Lacrosse Against Hunger'
• Family says California-based man abducted by Iran in Dubai
• Patriots Release Quick Video Of Monday's Training Camp Session
• Driver Accused Of Leaving Scene Of Crash That Seriously Injured 2 Boys On Bicycles
• Young child among 43 cruise ship passengers with virus
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• Penguins Fans Across The Country And World Taking Part In Virtual Charity 6.6K
• TIMELINE: Isaias Moves Through Maryland
• Vehicle malfunction sparked Apple Fire in Southern California
• Why some mail-in ballots are rejected and how to make sure your vote counts
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• TCU Chancellor Says Football Coach Gary Patterson Has Apologized For Use Of Racial Slur
• Some mystery seeds illegally sent from China identified
• Despite Months Of Complaints From Neighbors, Late Night Parties Continue In Bronzeville Near 41st Street Lake Shore Drive Bridge
• Tropical Storm Isaias Brings Strong Wind, Heavy Rain, And Flooding To Delaware Valley
• Oilers Beat Blackhawks 6-3
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cloudy Skies And Rain Chances
• Detective reveals how Idaho kids' bodies were found at stepdad's home
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• His Mustang Was Seized After A Drug Arrest; The Charges Were Dropped, But He Still Can't Get His Car Back
• Jersey Shore Braces For Impacts Of Isaias As Storm Makes Its Way Up East Coast, Hurricane-Force Wind Gusts Likely
• Chicago Weather: Below-Average Temperatures Linger; Lakeshore Flood Advisory In Effect
• GOP confident in Ohio, but Dems think it's within reach
• Teachers, Parents, And Students Working To Find Healthy Routine While Educating And Learning Remotely
• Strongest winds since Sandy could bring widespread outages
• Loved Ones Remember The Life Of Washington Pa. Native Nicholas Cumer, Eight Other Lives Lost In Dayton, Oh. Shooting
• 3 men rescued from tiny island after writing giant SOS in sand
• Upper St. Clair School District Considering Options For Return-To-School Plans
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• Stolen U-Haul Packed With Utah-Bound Family's Belongings Turns Up In Oakland
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• Tornado Warning Issued For Parts Of Mass. As Tropical Storm Moves Up East Coast
• Pittsburgh-Area Couple Learns Nearly 50 Years Later That They Are Not Legally Married

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• Black women gaining political momentum across U.S.
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