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Articles from August 5, 2020

• Police: DUI Suspect Crashed Into Yard With 3 Kids In Car
• LAPD Officer Injured While Responding To Call In Hollywood
• Woman Blames Staph Infection On E. Coli In American River
• South Bay Health Official Urges Tougher Restrictions, Stay Home Orders To Get COVID-19 Under Control
• City Of Davis Cuts $1M In Salaries, Will Furlough Workers Once A Month
• Black Lives Matter LA Launches Police Violence Database
• Grammy Award-Winning Producer For Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez Arrested On Suspicion Of Sexual Assault
• Catholic Diocese Of Sacramento Plans To Apply For Waiver To Reopen Schools
• Overnight Retrofit Work To Close EB Bay Bridge Ramps On Treasure Island This Weekend
• Coworkers Remember Larger-Than-Life Man Who Died In Denver House Fire
• Educators Hope Face Shields Help Young Students In The Classroom
• Colorado State University Athletics Investigated For Coronavirus Reporting Allegations
• Safety Improvements On Telegraph Ave. Could Squeeze Oakland's First Fridays
• Black-Owned Business' Black Lives Matter Signs Vandalized Using 'Thin Blue Line' Symbols
• Curious Pup Who Disappeared After Chasing Coyote Escaping From Apple Fire Reunited With Owner
• E. coli Levels In Sacramento Waterways
• State Lawmakers Push For Gov. Gavin Newsom To Address Backlog Of Unemployment Claims
• Vigil Held For Local Marine Killed In AAV Training Accident
• VIDEO: Social Distancing Argument Allegedly Leads To Fight Between 2 Walmart Customers
• Denver Social Worker Says Homeless Encampments Will Be Back
• 70 Stolen Bee Boxes Recovered By Detectives In Raid At Yolo County Property
• Belt's 3-Run Homer Lifts Giants Over Rockies, 4-3
• El Dorado County Woman Urges Others To Take Virus Seriously After A Week In ICU
• Community Mourns Immigrant Family Killed In House Fire: 'We Have A Lot Of Questions'
• A's Win 5th straight Behind Olson's 2 HRs, Top Rangers 6-4,
• LAPD Confirms Officers Attended Party At Sassafras Saloon
• 40-Year-Old Man Killed In Stockton Stabbing, Police Say
• 4 New Coronavirus Cases Reported Within LAPD, LAFD
• Civil Rights Attorney Burris To File Federal Lawsuit Against Vallejo Over Monterrosa Killing
• Hacienda Heights Pastor Arrested For Allegedly Repeatedly Sexually Assaulting Children
• Police Say Up To 100 People Involved In Brawl At Hotel In Anaheim
• A's Top Rangers 6-4, Win 5th Straight Behind Olson's 2 HRs
• Fairfield Officer Under Investigation In Alleged 'Badge Bending'
• Bay Area College Student Makes 3-D Face Shields For Kids With Special Needs, Frontline Workers
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures Steadily Rising
• Yu Darvish Pitches Cubs Past Royals For Sixth Straight Win
• 8-Year-Old Boy, 3 Men Shot And Wounded In North Lawndale
• Lebanon Assesses Aftermath Of Massive Beirut Explosions
• Hingham Police: Boy In Crosswalk Hit By SUV That Drove Around Stopped Traffic
• Belt's 3-Run Homer Lifts Giants Over Rockies 4-3
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Pledges To Get Every Student A Device For Online Learning
• Brown Leads Celtics In Rout Of Nets
• Fly Dumpers Drop Remains Of Demolished House In Brighton Park; Practice Costs Taxpayers Thousands A Year
• Tauchman's RBI Double Helps Yanks Earn DH Split Vs Phils
• FBI searches California home of YouTube star Jake Paul
• Former St. John, Indiana Police Commander Gets Probation For Battery Charge After Sex Harassment Allegations
• Colorado Avalanche, Makar Shut Out Dallas Stars, 4-0
• California's Growing Virus Data Collection Headache
• Tropical Storm Isaias: Officials Say More Than 7,000 Power Lines Came Down In NYC
• 9-Year-Old Boy Jolexis Brown Missing In Prince George's County
• Frederick Woman Found Safe After Not Showing Up For Work, Police Say
• Nuggets Top Spurs As Porter, Jr. Posts 2nd Straight 30-Point Game
• Tropical Storm Isaias: N.J. Residents Struggle To Work From Home Without Power, Gov. Says Restoration Could Take Days
• Police: Woman Shot On West Philly SEPTA Platform After Teen Chases, Opens Fire On Group Of Teenagers
• With E-Learning Only For Fall At CPS, Some Question Whether Everyone Will Get A Fair Education
• Randy Dobnak Shines In Pittsburgh Homecoming As Twins Beat Pirates 5-2
• Bay Area Schools Begin Waiver Application Process To Reopen For In-Person Learning
• 3 Men -- Ages 28, 35, And 75 -- Shot And Wounded In Humboldt Park Community
• Exclusive: Family Of 14-Year-Old Found Dead In Connecticut Believes More People May Have Been Involved In Murder
• The Sooner The Better: Contact Tracing Team Beginning Work At 1st Sign Of Symptoms
• 2 Men Shot, Wounded In Albany Park
• Hard Rock Stadium, Marlins Park Now Offer Antigen Testing
• MDPD Director: Officers Fired At During Work Detail In South Miami-Dade
• Tropical Storm Isaias: Cleanup Expected To Be Extensive In Westchester County
• White Sox Winning Streak Over As They Lose To Brewers
• Surprising First-Place Marlins Stay Hot, Sweep Orioles
• Police: 6-Year-Old Girl Shot While Playing With Friends In Philadelphia's Belmont Neighborhood
• Tropical Storm Isaias: Long Island Lawmakers Furious Over Breakdown In PSEG's Power Outage Reporting System
• Police Find Missing Man With Autism In Long Beach
• With High School Football Season Pushed To Spring, What Will Field Conditions Be Like?
• Is President Trump Correct In Saying Democrat Mayors Run The Most Violent Cities?
• Minneapolis Charter Commission Delays Police Disbandment Vote, Keeping It From Nov. Ballot
• 14-Year-Old Boy Dies After Accidental Shooting In Auburn; Gun's Owner Arrested
• Phillies Split Doubleheader With Yankees After Bats Carry Phils To Game 1 Win
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland State Fair Canceled, Some Livestock Shows Will Go On
• Texas Summer Camps' Coronavirus Containment Could Serve As Example For Schools
• Erie Animal Shelter Looking For Whoever Threw 4 Kittens Out Of Car Window
• White House Warns 10 Local Areas About Coronavirus Numbers In Private Call, Including Baltimore
• Southwest Will No Longer Will Clean Arm Rest, Seatbelts Between Flights
• Decomposing Body Found By Highway Worker In Burnsville
• 'Thank God I'm Alive' | Maryland Woman Says Radar-Indicated Tornado In Mardela Springs Lifted Home Off The Ground During Tropical Storm Isaias
• Montreal Canadiens Rally To Beat Pittsburgh Penguins, Take 2-1 Series Lead
• 'A Lot Of Patience': Pandemic Doesn't Slow Denver Housing Market
• Cecil County Businesses, Residents Continue Cleanup After Flooding Caused By Tropical Storm Isaias
• Surprising First-Place Marlins Stay Hot, Sweep Orioles In Doubleheader
• Clorox Supply Shortages: Disinfecting Wipes On Low Supply Because Of Material Used
• Hotels Criticized For Taking Federal Coronavirus Bailout Money Under Investigation
• Porcello Gets 150th Win, Mets Top Soto, Nats
• Verdugo, Chavis Homer To Back Pérez As Red Sox Beat Rays 5-0
• Local Non-Profit Offers In-Person, Online Tours And Educational Experiences In Detroit With New Safety Measures
• Prosecutors, Defense Argue Over How Capital Gazette Shooter's Psychiatric Evaluation Was Obtained In Motion Hearing
• Alameda County Offering $1,250 Stipend To Help COVID-19 Patients During Quarantine
• I-70 Mostly Reopened After Wildfire Sparks Near Glenwood Springs
• Coronavirus Death Toll Continues To Rise In Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties
• Report: Deadly Minnesota National Guard Helicopter Crash Was Preventable
• Kathie Klages Denies Knowing Abuse, Apologizes At Sentencing
• Fines For Violating COVID-19 Health Orders Go Into Effect In San Mateo County
• Henry Ford Health Systems Starts Human Trials For Covid-19 Vaccine
• Melrose Police Officers Help Save Boy Impaled On Fence
• Hundreds Gather At Vigil For 7-Year-Old Zamar Jones, Who Was Shot, Killed While Playing Outside West Philly Home
• Stephon Clark's Family Speaks Out After California District Attorneys Urge NFL To Pull PSA
• Inmate COVID-19 Deaths Up To 59 As Outbreaks Continue
• Wilkinsburg Council Releases Name Of Police Officer Who Shot, Killed Romir Talley
• Breaking The Code Of Silence: Community Members Help Bring Man Into Custody In Shooting Of 10-Year-Old
• Red Paw Emergency Relief Team Ending Services In October
• San Jose City Council Approves Renegotiation for Emergency Food Relief
• West Nile Virus Positive Mosquitoes Increasing Across North Texas
• Bridget Carleton, Lexie Brown Have Career Nights In Lynx's 92-66 Win Over Liberty
• USC Scales Back On-Campus Reopening Plans For Fall Term Due To Coronavirus
• California Agency Whistle Blower Claims She's Being Ousted
• Feds charge 11 MS-13 members with sex trafficking 13-year-old girl
• Wylie ISD Staffer Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Some Calling Social Media Post Featuring Folsom High Student Racist
• CPS CEO Jackson First Says She Highly Doubts Fall Sports Will Happen This Year, But In Letter, Coaches And Principals Are Told They Will
• Palo Alto Police Arrest 18-Year-Old Suspect in Violent Assault, Stabbing Of Elderly Man
• UT Arlington Implementing Safety Protocols For 'Semester Like None Other' During Pandemic
• Garcetti: COVID-19 Testing Expands As City Surpasses 1M Tests Administered
• NBA pledges $300 million to fund Black economic growth
• Several UCLA Football Players Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Judge Orders Changes To Voter Guide For Property Tax Measure
• 15-Year-Old Boy Shot, Wounded In Fight In Cicero
• Biden won't be traveling to Milwaukee for convention
• Long Beach Halloween Shooting Survivor Holds Out Hope As Police Continue Search For Suspect
• Vallejo Police Chief Wanted To Fire Officer Involved In Willie McCoy Shooting
• COVID-19 Patients May Develop Skin Rashes And Discoloration, Studies Find
• Deadly Deer Disease Spreading Through Bay Area
• Overdue Library Book Returned 43 Years Later To Monroeville Library
• Rio Linda Man Finds Lost Journal With Heartfelt Letters From Grandma To Granddaughter
• People Are Dying After Drinking Hand Sanitizer, CDC Says
• 'It Breaks Your Heart': Parents Worry How E-Learning Will Work For Diverse Learners
• Haverford Township School District Superintendent Recommends All-Virtual Start To School Year
• Natomas Unified School District To Add Child Care To Campuses
• Search Continues For Shooting Suspect Albert Wheeler After Vehicle Found In Sacramento
• Homeless Camp Cleared From Neighborhood Near Morey Middle School
• LA Mayor Authorizes DWP To Shut Off Water, Power For Large House Parties
• Illinois U.S. Rep. Rodney Davis Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Denver Broncos To Help Increase Voter Turnout In Colorado
• Bruins Blow Chance At Top Seed, Now Need To Get Game On Right Track
• Ice Cream Shop Owner Defends Staff, Asks Customers To 'Stop Mask Drama'
• Coronavirus Unemployment: Did EDD Make Misleading Payment Claims To Lawmakers?
• State Police Probe Crash That Killed 1, Injured 4 On Eisenhower Expressway On Monday
• Bruins' Nick Ritchie Recovers Lost Tooth On Ice Between Periods
• Fort Worth To Provide Permanent Housing For Coronavirus-Vulnerable Homeless People
• Atlantic City Police Makes Bridget Pierce Highest-Ranking Female Officer In Its History
• Free Tickets Available Thursday For The City's Free Drive-In Showing Of 'The Mighty Ducks'
• Port Authority Announces 5 Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• CA Considers Mandatory Employee Notification Of Exposure To COVID-19 Within 24 Hours
• Historic Newcastle Barn, Site Of Many Weddings And Community Gatherings, Destroyed In Fire
• Local Parents Crafting Backup Plans With Back To School Uncertainty
• How Austin's Sumner Elementary Is Reopening With In-Person Learning This School Year
• WOMEN IN FILM PRESENTS:  MAKE IT WORK! 8.26.2020
• Get Your Flu Shots And Get Them Early This Year, Doctors Say
• Massachusetts Reports 338 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Insist Voting By Mail Is Safe And Reliable
• I-70 Traffic Delay Blamed On Semi Fire
• 'A Beautiful Thing' Spotlights Chicago's (And The Country's) First All-Black High School Rowing Team
• Nationwide Backlog Of Coronavirus Test Results Impacting Pittsburgh Area
• White Sox GM Rick Hahn Hopes Nick Madrigal Can Be Back By Month's End After Injury
• Alameda County Barber Finds Creative Way Around COVID Closure
• 1 Week Before Primary, Rhetoric Heats Up Between Rep. Ilhan Omar, Challenger Antone Melton-Meaux
• Terps Revised Football Schedule Released; Team To Open Up On Road At Iowa
• CPS Announces New School Year Will Start With All Students Learning Remotely Due To Rising COVID-19 Cases
• NYC Unveils New Plan To Enforce Quarantine For Travelers
• Pleasanton Students Release Video on the Perils of Teen Opioid Addiction
• Max Minute: Drug Used For Gout Now Being Tested To Treat Inflammation Caused By COVID-19
• Restaurants Dependent On Outdoor Dining Dealt Another Blow By Tropical Storm Isaias
• Commission stalls on amendment to dismantle Minneapolis PD
• FBI Raids Calabasas Home Of YouTube Star Jake Paul; No Arrests Planned
• People Escape Burning Home, 3 Pets Inside Die In Fire
• 'Some People Just Blame Others,' Sen. Rick Scott Fires Back At Gov. Ron DeSantis' Comments On State's Troubled Unemployment System
• 5 Republican State Lawmakers Sue Gov. Abbott Over Coronavirus Tracing Contract
• Bears Hold Zoom Meeting With Players' Families As Deadline Approaches For Players To Opt Out Due To Pandemic
• Coronavirus Latest: Tattoo Parlors, Tanning Salons Reopen In Montgomery County Under Revised Executive Order
• Ben Simmons Suffers Knee Injury In Sixers' Win Over Wizards
• EEE Risk In Wareham Upgraded To High After Mosquitos Tested Positive
• New Slides At Westmoreland County Park Already Shut Down Over Safety Concerns
• What You Need To Know About Filing Insurance Claims For Tree-Related Damage
• Rural Hospitals In Pittsburgh Area Preparing For Possible Surge In Coronavirus Cases
• Von Miller's Transformation Driven By Kobe, MJ, COVID-19
• Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman Will Not File Charges Against Officers In 2019 Brooklyn Center Fatal Shooting Of Kobe Dimock-Heisler
• OC Reports 12 Additional Deaths, 65 New Cases Saying Low Number Due To State's Reporting Glitch
• Barbot Backlash: Criticism Mounts Over De Blasio's Decision To Switch Health Commissioner Mid-Pandemic
• Oakland's 'Fat Mark' Receives Life Sentence for Killing Couple
• North Texas Company Builds Safeguards For Pictures With Santa This Year
• Union Workers Demand Action At Westlake District Food 4 Less After Nearly 30 Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
• Drive-Thru Ballot Drop Off In Minneapolis
• Police Charge Alleged MS-13 Members With Trafficking Teen
• CPD Search For Gunmen Connected To The Shooting Death Of FBG Duck On Oak Street
• 'Beirut Is Gone': Residents Emerge From The Rubble Stunned And Wounded
• Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Takes Financial Hit With More Than 3,000 Events Being Canceled
• Vanessa Wilson, Aurora Police Chief, Wants Cops To See Bias
• SB Lanes Of Santa Fe Drive At Evans Closed Due To Crash, Fuel Spill
• Police Looking For Two Men In Connection With Shooting Of 3-Year-Old Last Month
• Beirut port officials arrested following deadly blasts
• Bruins Lose To Lightning 3-2, Remain Winless In Round Robin Play
• Vine Street Expressway Between I-76, Broad Street To Remain Closed Until Thursday Afternoon As Crews Work To Remove Barges
• Wellesley's 'Wonder Woman' Carol Chaoui Dies Of Cancer At 56
• 5-Year-Old Reported Missing From Herminie Found
• Many Roads Remain Impassable Throughout Tri-State Area After Tropical Storm Isaias
• Experts Looking At Convalescent Plasma As Possible Coronavirus Treatment
• People Are Dying After Drinking Hand Sanitizer, CDC Says
• 'She's God's Little Miracle Child': Long Island Doctor Reunited With Baby Girl He Helped Save After She Was Born Prematurely
• Arvada Firefighters Rescue Cat From Tree
• Supreme Court Lifts Lower Court Orders Directing Orange County Jails To Adopt COVID Safety Measures
• 'These Were Not Pranks': Twin YouTube Stars Charged With Swatting In Connection With Fake Irvine Bank Robberies
• Duckworth, Durbin Announce $7 Million In Federal Funds For Housing For Low-Income Illinoisans With Disabilities
• Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel Celebrates 108th Birthday By Reopening Doors
• Coral Gables' The Miracle Theatre Taking Economic Hit During Pandemic
• Swollen Darby Creek From Tropical Storm Isaias Leaving Behind Destruction In Delaware County
• Facebook Removes Trump Post Falsely Claiming Children Are 'Almost Immune' To COVID-19
• Florida Tops 500K Virus Cases As Testing Resumes After Storm
• Parents React To CPS Plans For Remote Learning In The Fall; 'It's The Best Choice In Terms Of Safety'
• 'Nobody Deserves This,' Boston Man Worries About Family In Beirut After Blast
• Colorado State University Updates Forecast, Calls For "Extremely Active" Hurricane Season
• As COVID-19 Case Positivity Rate Crosses 5% Wednesday, Health Officials Warn That Everything Is Not Back To Normal
• 'Big Brother: All Stars' Returns To CBS Wednesday
• Educators 'Heartbroken' After Texas School Superintendent Diagnosed With COVID-19 Dies
• Worcester Man Drowns In Lake Quinsigamond
• Man Shot, Critically Wounded Outside Staples Store On Clinton Street Near Roosevelt Road
• NYPD Says Vandal Has Smashed Subway Windows 63 Times; Official Calls It 'Criminal, Dangerous, Despicable'
• Brooklyn Man Accused Of Sabotaging NYPD Van, Plotting To Cut Vehicle's Brake Lines
• Waxahachie Firefighter Arrested For Allegedly Snapping Photos Of Men In Home Depot Restroom
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Cases Rise By 629; 9 Additional Deaths Reported
• CPUC Whistle Blower Claims She's Being Ousted
• California Ups COVID-19 Early Inmate Release Estimate Amid Objections
• 'Doom Scrolling': Survey Finds Social Media Users Changing Habits Because Of Rising Tensions
• Dozens Of Businesses Consider Moving Out Of Downtown Minneapolis
• LA County Health Director Says Young People Driving Up Virus Cases, Stresses Large Gatherings Still Forbidden
• Greenbelt Holds Virtual Race For Open Space
• DeCamp Bus Lines Suspends Service Due To Low Ridership During Pandemic
• Zoom Bond Hearing For Tampa Teen Accused In Major Twitter Hack 'Zoombombed' With Porn
• Protesters Gather In Front Of Sen. Ted Cruz Office In Dallas Over Losing $600 Unemployment Benefit
• Driver Killed In Collision With Chelmsford Front-End Loader Clearing Storm Damage
• Artist Dan Duffy Creates Drawing Of M&T Bank Stadium Using Only Names Of Former Ravens Players
• State Labor Commissioner Files Wage-Theft Lawsuits Against Uber And Lyft
• Broward School Unions Not Happy With District's Plan To Get Special Needs Students Back In The Classroom
• Denver Police Investigate Death Of 9-Month-Old As Homicide
• Hogan Administration, MIA Take Action To Prevent Cancellation Of Health Insurance Policies
• Dallas Nonprofits Receiving $275,000 In Grants For Response To COVID-19
• Manitou Incline Prepares To Reopen With Reservation System
• Small Businesses Suffering After Last Year's Dallas Area Tornadoes Have 1 Week Left To Apply For Federal Help
• Possible Electrocution Under Investigation In River Vale, N.J.
• Reopenings: 49ers Wear Monitors At Training Camp To Make Sure They Stay 6 Feet Apart
• Allegheny County Officials: Number Of New Coronavirus Cases Going To Bars, Restaurants Drops By Half
• Educators Looking To Pa. Lawmakers For Protection From Potential Lawsuits If Schools Have Coronavirus Outbreaks
• Tornado Tears Apart Side Of Middletown Home Where Toddler Was Napping Just Moments Earlier
• National Aquarium Welcomes New Puffin 'Spaghetti' To Its Colony
• 'Some Players Embrace It, Some Are Still Struggling With It,' Says Nick Faldo On Spectator-Free Tournaments
• Face Masks At The Drive-Thru? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• King Soopers To Offer School Supply Discounts To Parents & Teachers
• Annapolis Police To Increase Uniformed Patrols After Recent Spike In Violence
• California Ups Early Inmate-Release Estimate Amid Objections
• Poll: 90% Of Californians Back Mask Rules, But Splits Remain Over Reopening
• Rhode Island Imposes New Measures On Travelers, Bars And Large Parties
• Reopening St. Mary's County Roads Damaged By Isaias Could Take 30 Days, Officials Say
• Pete Hamill, Legendary New York Newspaper Columnist, Dies At 85
• 'It Really Is Going To Take A Whole Village' Boston Superintendent Says Of School Reopening
• Pa. Auditor General Urges Action As Bureau Of Dog Law Enforcement Runs Out Of Money
• Santa Clara County Health Officials: COVID-19 Data Problem Has Them 'Feeling Blind'
• Another Electrocuted Bird Starts Fire In Douglas County
• 65,000 Still Without Power In Mass. After Tropical Storm Isaias
• 6 Workers Injured By Falling Rebar At Brickell Construction Site
• Patriots Re-Sign WR Isaiah Zuber
• Firefighter Suffers Non-Life-Threatening Injury Battling Fire At 3 North Baltimore Rowhomes
• Free Antibody Testing Event Begins At Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza
• Circle Of Soles Surround Smiling Image Of Slain Mother Sarmistha Sen
• Sheriff: Sutter County Generator Thief Allegedly Tried To Run Over Victim During Getaway
• 'Wouldn't Have Imagined In My Wildest Dreams': Fauci Talks Death Threats, US Pandemic Response At Harvard Forum
• Santa Cruz Co Passes 2 New Initiatives to Limit COVID-19 Spread
• Lapses Early In Third Hurt Islanders In Game 3 Loss To Panthers
• Gardening 101: Adding Summer Color To Your Garden
• NWS: 4 Tornadoes Confirmed, 3 Others Reported As Tropical Storm Isaias Moved Into Maryland Tuesday
• Pittsburgh Pirates Reliever Nick Burdi Placed On 45-Day Injured List
• Trump says he's considering executive action to halt evictions, suspend payroll taxes
• Ultraviolet Air Cleaning System Installed At Arnold Palmer Regional Airport
• Santa Clara University To Shift Focus To Online Learning In Fall Semester
• Gov. Murphy Issues Stern Warning After New Jersey Reports 7-Month-Old Tests Positive For COVID-19 After Death
• Back To School: Denver Police To Give Out Free School Supplies
• Pritzker: Illinois Cooperating With Feds On Curbing Unemployment Insurance Fraud
• Fiat Chrysler To Recall Vehicles That May Pollute Too Much
• Body Of Missing 5-Year-Old Eliza Talal Found In Fischer's Park In Towamencin Township
• Dallas ISD Spending $20 Million To Provide Students With Devices For Virtual Learning
• Ja'Whaun Bentley Ready For Bigger Role As Patriots Leader At Linebacker
• Trump campaign calls for early September debate ahead of early voting
• JBS Plant Employees' Union Demands Hazard Pay
• Sewickley Academy Junior Among 5 High Schoolers Named National Student Poets
• Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers To Mobilize National Guard To Serve As Poll Workers On Aug. 11
• Dallas Man In His 40s Dies Of Coronavirus Despite No Underlying High Risk Health Conditions
• Maryland Casinos Generate Over $130M In First Full Month After Reopening
• Chicago public schools to be fully remote this fall
• Stolen Mountain Bike Recovered, Auburn Man On Post Release Supervision Arrested
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,759 New COVID-19 Cases, 30 Additional Deaths, State Reports 2nd Highest Testing Total
• Buffs Fans Mourn Loss Of Decades-Long Superfan Betty Hoover
• 2 Airmen From Pa.'s 171st Air Refueling Wing Help Spot SOS Sign On Beach, Locate 3 Missing Men Stranded On Tiny Island
• Baltimore Police Asking For Public's Help Locating Missing 12-Year-Old Girl
• Residents At Texas Nursing Home Taking Their Pen Pal Search Global
• Coronavirus In Colorado Cancels 'The Nutcracker'
• Body Of Drowning Victim Recovered After Days Of Searching At Chatfield State Park
• Texas Lawmaker Among GOP Senators Supporting Giving More Money For Airlines To Pay Workers
• Terps' Reese Mona Surprised On Team Zoom Call With Scholarship For 2020-21 Season
• Voyageurs Nat'l Park Shares Pictures Of Trash Found At Multiple Campsites: 'Some Examples Of What's Been Left Behind'
• Ladelle Carpenter, 24, Charged In Lawndale Double Homicide
• Suspect Who Took Officer's Gun Inside Santa Clara County Jail Garage Surrenders After Standoff
• Coronavirus lockdowns are making the workday longer
• Mask Order, Restrictions On Gatherings May Be Enforced In State College With Fines
• Texas AG Ken Paxton Sues Clinic For Alleged Fraudulent Coronavirus Testing
• Bicycle Violation Leads To Man's Arrest In Stockton; Mask, Modified Replica Firearm Found
• City Of Duncanville Prepares For Ground Spraying After Mosquitoes With West Nile Virus Found
• Ravens WR Marquise Brown Sporting Larger Frame, More Speed
• Lakewood Police Search For Couple Wanted In Deadly Shooting Of Dog
• 14-Year-Old Boy Dies After Accidental Shooting In Auburn; Gun's Owner Arrested
• U.S. sees 24% jump in COVID deaths in past week
• SFMTA Board Latest To Approve Caltrain Ballot Measure Before Friday Deadline
• Third LA Galaxy II Game Postponed Following Multiple Positive COVID-19 Tests
• Six Chicago Aldermen Urge Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan To Resign As ComEd Pleads Not Guilty In Bribery Scandal
• Police dog finds missing mom and baby on first day
• 2 Charged In Fatal Shooting Of Boston Man In Worcester
• Police Investigating After Man Shot, Killed, Another Man Injured In Central Baltimore
• Driver Struck, Killed By 2 SUVs 'Spinning Out Of Control' In Plano; Alcohol Believed To Be Factor
• Small Plane Goes Down Inside Water Treatment Plant In Virginia Key
• For Sale: "Gargantuan" NYC mansion, home to Epstein horrors
• Arlington To Ground Spray For West Nile Virus After Confirmed Mosquito Samples
• 'Brings Back Hurricane Sandy All Over Again': Hundreds Of Thousands Of New Jerseyans Still Lack Power After Isaias
• San Mateo County Court Announces Cuts, Layoffs Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• DPS Superintendent Susana Cordova Discusses Details As Students Prepare To Begin Class
• Sally Yates says Comey went rogue by sending agents to interview Flynn
• Biden no longer traveling to Milwaukee to accept Democratic nomination
• 'Tremendous Irony': Boston Police Were Paid $5.8 Million In Overtime Tied To Protests
• SEC reportedly zooms in on Kodak loan disclosure
• Florida becomes second state to pass half a million virus cases
• Reynolds and Lively apologize for plantation wedding
• 27 million in U.S. at risk of losing health coverage amid pandemic
• Sheriff: 3 Injured In Rear-End Crash Involving ATV, Alcohol Suspected To Be A Factor
• Facebook launches Instagram Reels to lure TikTok users
• Frederick Police Expands Body-Worn Camera Program, Adds 70 Devices
• Patriots Still Getting Used To Changes At Training Camp, But Feel Safe At Gillette
• MDH: Sexually Transmitted Diseases Continue Upward Climb In 2019
• Drug Overdoses Linked To Post-Traumatic Stress, Johns Hopkins Study Finds
• Dog Needs Life-Saving Surgery After Eating Paper Masks; Animal Groups Urge Proper PPE Disposal
• Small Brush Fire Sparks Near Ford Amphitheater in Hollywood Hills
• LAX Stocks Vending Machines With Hand Sanitizer, Face Coverings, Gloves And Other PPE
• Mountain Lion Spotted At Golf Course In Modesto
• Driver Injured After Crashing Into 3 Parked Cars During Police Pursuit
• Alameda-Based Coast Guard Crew Seizes Nearly 1,400 Pounds Of Cocaine
• SEC investigating hotels criticized for taking Paycheck loans
• Wife Prays Nightly Below COVID-19 Stricken Husband's Hospital Window: 'I Have Faith He Can Hear Me'
• Grand Prairie Police Investigating Shooting On Arkansas Lane That Killed 1, Left Another Injured
• State Police: Missing 5-Year-Old Girl With Autism Found Dead
• 'Toughest Test These Guys Have Faced So Far,' Says Dottie Pepper On PGA Championship At TPC Harding Park
• 6-Year-Old Girl Creates Virtual Book Club To Help Other Kids Learn To Read
• Five Bodies Discovered Inside Denver Home Destroyed By Fire
• Pac-12 Football Players Ask Newsom For Help With COVID-19 Health Demands
• New Hampshire Investigates Taxation Of Remote Workers
• 2 State Highway Administration Vehicles Hit In Maryland In 2 Days, Agency Says
• In-Custody Death At San Francisco County Jail Under Investigation
• Pittsburgh-Area Establishment Issued Notice Of Violation, 6 Others Given Warnings For Not Following Coronavirus Orders
• Duncan The Cat Is Up For Adoption At The MDSPCA
• 2 Arrested, 1 Still Sought For Deadly North Highlands Party Shooting
• Sheriff: 66-Year-Old Bicyclist Killed After Colliding With Pickup Truck
• State Department watchdog resigns after less than 3 months in office
• Twitch Aims To Create Esports League Specifically To Help Close Diversity Gap In Gaming
• Tips On How To Get Kids To Wear Face Masks
• I-Team: Court Officers Report Discrimination, 'Torrent Of Retaliation'
• Biden Will Not Travel To Milwaukee To Accept Democratic Nomination
• Man Killed After Being Pinned Between 2 Trailers At Industrial Company On Terminal Island
• Kanye West Files In Wisconsin To Run For President
• Sleeping Well During The COVID-19 Pandemic
• Smoke From Pine Gulch Wildfire Near Grand Junction Drifting Into Parts Of Front Range
• Police: Felon Who Threw Gun Out Of Car In Delaware Charged
• 5 Local Walmarts To Offer Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing
• Clorox CEO Says Wipes Won't Be Fully Restocked Until 2021
• How to help your kids through a "disruptive" year
• Alameda Co Supe Chastises Agency Over Failure to Hire Black Contractors
• Denver Weather: Egg To Tennis Ball Sized Hail Possible With Some Afternoon Storms
• Indiana Reports Additional 740 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Looks To Allow Visitation At Nursing Homes
• Christopher Lara, 19, Charged As Getaway Driver In June 27 Murder Of 10-Year-Old Lena Nunez
• State Trooper Cpl. John Sollon Pleads Guilty To Fabricating DUI Arrests
• 'Highly Intoxicated' Driver Charged With OUI After Crashing Through Wareham Building, Police Say
• Lebanon assesses aftermath of massive Beirut explosions
• 2 Men Arrested In Connection With Multiple Armed Robberies Across Pittsburgh Area
• San Francisco's Legendary Marine Layer Becomes A Factor At PGA Championship
• Saratoga Teen Among 5 High Schoolers Named National Student Poets
• Camper Trailer Found On Fire In Westminster Street
• Dallas County Approves $1.5M For Quarantine Hotel Rooms
• Gov. Abbott To Visit Dallas Thursday To Discuss Flu Season While Dealing With COVID-19 Pandemic
• Tourist damages 200-year-old sculpture during photo op
• Shortage Of Clorox Wipes Expected To Last Into 2021
• DA: Cop who shot Rayshard Brooks violated bond with vacation
• Senate could be in session until deal reached on coronavirus bill
• Police Block Area During Homeless Camp Cleanup Near Morey Middle School
• Police: 5-Year-Old Michigan Boy Dies Of Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound
• MPCA Launches Grant For Electric School Bus Pilot Project
• Ferndale Police Investigating Drive By Shooting
• Coronavirus In Maryland: More Than 550 New Cases Reported, Hospitalizations Flat
• Rapper Kanye West Files In Wisconsin To Run For President As An Independent Candidate
• Ravens' Marquise 'Hollywood' Brown Endorses Cousin Antonio Brown: 'I Feel Like He Could Fit In This Locker Room'
• Big Ten Football Season Set To Begin On Labor Day Weekend
• CPD Officer Shot In Lawndale; Suspect In Custody
• Pandemic App From Apple, Google Gets First Tryout In Virginia
• Dump Truck Rolls Over On 495 North In Bolton, Closing Highway And Sending 2 To Hospital
• Arvada Woman Struggles To Relocate Backyard Bobcats
• Pembroke Pines Woman Shot On I-75 While Chasing Man Who Stole Money From Her
• Pine Gulch Fire Grows To 5,600+ Acres, Only 5% Containment
• North Conway, NH Woman Killed When Tree Falls On Apartment During Tropical Storm Isaias
• 'Love Island' Season Two Set To Premiere August 24th On CBS
• UConn Cancels Upcoming Football Season Over Coronavirus
• WATCH: New Jersey Officials Hold COVID-19 Response Briefing
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 705 New Coronavirus Cases As Statewide Total Grows To 115,714
• Colorado Coaches, Players Pleased To Learn There Will Be A Football Season After All
• Police: Man Shot Outside Millersville Home, Child Struck By Debris From Fired Rounds
• Virginia First State To Try Pandemic App From Apple, Google
• Jeannette, Penn Township Boil Water Advisory Lifted
• Fight Over Face Mask Mandate Goes To Florida Appeals Court
• Whitmer Declares Racism As Public Health Crisis In Michigan, Creates Black Leadership Advisory Council
• Dorney Park Ending Season In September, Wildwater Kingdom Will Not Open This Year
• 31-Year-Old Tiaesa Sade Lake Identified As Driver Killed When Tree Fell Onto Car In St. Mary's County During Tropical Storm Isaias
• Denton's New 'Take Me Home Program' Helps Those With Developmental Disabilities Find Safety
• "Beirut is gone": Residents emerge from rubble stunned and wounded
• Coronavirus-At-A-Glance: Florida Surpasses 502K COVID-19 Cases
• A Dozen MVC Locations Unable To Process Transactions Due To Power Outages
• USS Constitution And Museum To Reopen Friday
• How Safe Is A Road Trip Home To See The Family?
• Can Cam Newton Handle Bill Belichick? One Former Teammate Has His Doubts
• New York Gov. Cuomo Expected To Take Reins Of Governors Group From Hogan As Virus Batters States
• Transcript: Prime Minister Scott Morrison on coronavirus
• De Blasio Says Isaias 'One Of The Most Serious Weather Events Since Hurricane Sandy'
• FBI Reports Rise In Shopping Scams Via Fraudulent Websites, Social Media
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 5 More Deaths And 70 New Coronavirus Cases
• San Leandro Police Arrest Registered Sex Offender Suspected Of Lewd Act On Child
• Julie Chen Moonves On The Season Premiere Of 'Big Brother: All Stars': 'It's Fun But Yet It's Very Real'
• Learning Session On Potential Sir Francis Drake Boulevard Name Change Postponed
• 2 New West Nile Virus Cases Reported In Miami-Dade, 1 In Broward
• Biden shrugs off cognitive test: "Why the hell would I take a test?"
• Florida Education Association Files Motion Seeking State From Opening Schools This Month
• Two M Health Fairview Hospitals Now Accepting Donations Of Frozen Mother's Milk
• Covered California Premiums To See Only Marginal Rise In 2021
• Big Ten Football Season Slated To Start Labor Day Weekend; Gophers 2020 Schedule Released
• Tlaib Beats Primary Opponent; Meijer, McCain Win GOP Races
• Highland Park Police Department Warns Community Of Scam Phone Calls
• Second grader tests positive for virus after first day of school
• Once homeless, Cori Bush wins Missouri primary
• Teen Suspect Sought In Menifee Slaying
• Race For Massachusetts' 4th Congressional District: Ben Sigel
• Ex-Google engineer sent to prison for stealing robocar secrets
• US Military Cuts Ties With US Navy SEALs Museum Over 'Colin Kaepernick' Video
• 'It's More About The Human Beings Behind The Job': Serinda Swan & Roger Cross On The CW Network's 'Coroner'
• NYC setting up COVID-19 checkpoints for visitors
• Philadelphia Weather: Clear Skies, Warm Temperatures To Aid With Clean Up Efforts Following Tropical Storm Isaias
• Police Looking To Identify Woman Whose Remains Were Found In Plastic Container In South Philadelphia
• 2 People Taken To Hospital After Crash On Madison Avenue, DUI Suspected
• Legendary NYC reporter Pete Hamill dies at 85
• Indians Manager Terry Francona Undergoing Tests, Return Unknown
• Two-Alarm Fire Engulfs Modesto Golf Course Clubhouse
• Colorado Weather: Aug. 4's Storm Reports Include 1 Tornado, Tennis Ball Sized Hail
• PTL Links: August 5, 2020
• 'Runway For Hope': Virtual Fashion Show For Breast Cancer Survivors
• Cooking With Rania: Nicoise Salad
• Booker's Buzzer-Beater Downs Clippers As Suns Win Third Straight
• Amanda Balionis On 2020 PGA Championship At TPC Harding Park: 'The Ball Is Not Going To Go As Far As We're Used To Seeing The Last Six Weeks'
• 412 Food Rescue Holding Two Food Distributions This Weekend
• Woman Rescued After Falling Into 15-Foot Deep Hole In Minneapolis
• Fatal Shooting In Minneapolis' Ventura Village Neighborhood Marks 42nd Homicide This Year
• Miami Weather: Steamy Wednesday, Afternoon Storms Possible
• Sunken AAV Found Off San Clemente Island With Remains Of Missing Marines
• UConn Becomes First FBS School To Cancel 2020 Football Season
• St. Paul Student Among 5 High Schoolers Named National Student Poets
• Collin County Reports 84th COVID-19 Related Death, 317 New Cases
• Islanders Score 4-2 Win Over Panthers
• Police: Man Seen On Video Firing Shots On Brooklyn Sidewalk
• Neil Young Sues President Trump's Campaign For Copyright Infringement
• COVID-19 Roundup: Defiant Alameda County Salon Owners Set To Reopen; Great America Shuttered Until 2021; State Under Reporting New Cases
• Anne Hathaway, John Amos, Eli Manning In New Jersey Hall Of Fame
• Jordan Spieth Chasing Golf's Grand Slam At PGA Championship And Hardly Anyone Notices
• No Butler, No Problem, Heat Beat Celtics 111-106
• Mount Washington Hit With Record-Breaking 147 MPH Wind Gust As Isaias Blew By
• National Weather Service Confirms 5 Tornadoes Touched Down In Pennsylvania, New Jersey And Delaware
• Triumphant Return For Retooled Marlins, Beat Orioles 4-0
• Celtics Defense Didn't Make The Trip To Orlando
• As Police Face Increased Scrutiny, Rep. Tom Emmer Launches Initiative To Thank Cops
• 2020 Back To School: Guide For Parents Struggling With Home Learning -- What To Do If You Don't Know The Answer
• TSA Confiscates Loaded Handgun At Pittsburgh International Airport Checkpoint
• Gov. Tom Wolf's Education Head Takes New Job As Pennsylvania Schools Grapple With Reopening Plans
• SpaceX Launches And Completes Starship Prototype Test Over The Skies Of Texas
• 17 Sanitary Sewer Overflows Reported In Baltimore As Tropical Storm Isaias Moved Through City, DPW Reports
• Caught On Camera: Florida Man Knocks Out Female Bartender During Racist Rant
• Slots Remain Open At COVID-19 Testing Event At Ripken Stadium
• Lafayette Pays $45,000 To Resolve Cyberattack On City's Computer System
• Biden announces largest ad buy ever by a presidential candidate
• Black-owned businesses twice as likely to fail during pandemic
• Moderna Says Coronavirus Vaccine Study Should Complete Enrollment In September
• Some "Dreamers" locked out of DACA after Trump move
• Colorado Weather: Continued Hot West, Few Severe Storms Eastern Plains
• Caught On Camera: Florida Man Attacks Lyft Driver
• Patriots Activate Mohamed Sanu Off PUP List
• "It's easy for anyone" to spread disinformation, expert warns
• Astronauts describe thrilling SpaceX splashdown
• Cedar Point Cancels 2020 HalloWeekends, Introduces Trick And Treats Fall Fest
• Virgin Atlantic files for bankruptcy as airline woes mount
• Dallas' Own Jordan Spieth Chasing PGA Grand Slam While Few Seem To Notice
• J.T. Miller Carries Canucks Over Wild, Ties Qualifying Series
• Companies race to develop COVID-19 monoclonal antibody treatment
• Clorox wipes shortage might last until 2021
• Primary results: Kris Kobach loses Kansas Senate primary
• Former FBI agent talks about global manhunt for Mir Aimal Kansi
• 'We Are No Less American': Coronavirus Deaths Pile Up Along Texas Border
• Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership's Yoga In The Square Returns Wednesday Night
• Woman Charged With Assault Following Violent Mask Confrontation Inside New Jersey Staples
• CDC Warns Parents To Be On Lookout For Acute Flaccid Myelitis In Children
• Still Looking For Clorox Wipes? Shortage Expected To Last Into 2021
• Caught On Camera: Fiery Crash At New Jersey Gas Station
• 'The Love Fridge' Helping People Find, Donate Food
• High School Seniors Struggle With Registration Problems Trying To Sign Up For ACT Exams
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/5 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Pittsburgh Weather: Mostly Dry And Pleasant Day
• Floodwaters From Tropical Storm Isaias Submerge Cars, Buildings In Manayunk
• Chicago Weather: Warming Trend Begins
• COVID Unknowns: College Students And Families Struggling With Back To Campus Decisions
• Bethel Park School Board Changes Back To School Plans
• Courts In 2 W. Va. Counties To Close Until Further Notice Due To Coronavirus Outbreak
• Wednesday's Child: 14-Year-Old Anthony
• CDC Warns Parents To Be On The Lookout For Acute Flaccid Myelitis In Children
• Firefighters Rescue Man From New Castle House Fire
• Washington County Commissioner Signs Up For Coronavirus Vaccine Trial
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Expects Teachers To Return In October
• Indiana University Of Pennsylvania Reducing Number Of Students Allowed On Campus This Fall
• Rangers Lose, Mrazek, Reimer Help Hurricanes Advance With Play In Net
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• Squaw Valley Park Name Changed To O'Hara Township Community Park
• More than 500 inmates at Arizona prison test positive for COVID-19
• Kendrick Homers, Soto Dances, Nats Beat Mets In Return

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• Biden won't travel to Milwaukee to accept Democratic nomination
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• D.C. public schools chancellor says system working to bring learning back online
• Activist Cori Bush upsets Representative William Lacy Clay in primary
• Trump continues to cast doubt on U.S. electoral process
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• A look at Biden's potential running mates: Elizabeth Warren, Susan Rice and Val Demings
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• New York prosecutors cite Trump Organization's "possible criminal activity"
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• U.S. COVID-19 deaths rose 24% last week; new cases down 9%
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• Biden to interview potential running mates as first presidential candidate to consider only women
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• NIH and drugmaker Eli Lilly begin trials for lab-produced coronavirus antibodies
• Biden scoffs when asked if he's taken a cognitive test
• Astronauts describe trip home aboard SpaceX capsule and what they would do differently next time
• New York health department investigating Long Island nursing home after CBS News report
• Aurora police chief pledges changes in officer training after Black family’s terrifying encounter
• President Trump flips on his longstanding attitude toward mail-in ballots
• Blast of highly explosive material kills dozens, injures thousands in Beirut, Lebanon