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• A's Coach Apologizes for Apparent Nazi Salute
• Antioch School Board Approves Return of Schools Resource Officers
• San Mateo County Health Officer Calls State COVID-19 Watch List 'Fundamentally Flawed'
• Hart-Ransom School District Teachers Anxious As Distance Learning Is Just Days Away
• New Data Reveals Who Is Dying From COVID-19 In San Joaquin County
• San Francisco's Lebanese Community Mourns Beirut Blast Victims
• Denver Hispanic Neighborhoods With Higher COVID-19 Hospitalization Rates Also Have Higher Air Pollution Levels Than White Neighborhoods
• Inmate Escapes In Jefferson County: U.S. Marshals Seek Public's Help Finding Lucio Lozano
• 'Incredible Person': Djibril Diol, Family Remembered During Memorial After Deadly Fire
• Riverside County Sheriff's Department Investigating Several Disappearances In Idyllwild Area
• Suspect Sketch Released After Sexually Assault In Walker Ranch Open Space
• 'A Tremendous Tragedy': Senegalese Community In Mourning After Deadly Denver House Fire
• African American Ministers Call For Federal Investigation Of Aurora Police And Firing Of Officers
• Police Along Front Range Decrease Interactions With The Public Due To Coronavirus, Police Accountability Law
• Dashcam Captures Attack On Drive-Thru Customers At Sacramento In-N-Out
• Compton Remembers 14-Year-Old Star Athlete Fatally Shot In South LA
• Denver Appoints BLM Activist Dr. Apryl Alexander To Citizen Oversight Board
• Swim Coach Arrested In Connection With Teen's Disappearance, Girl Found Safe
• Manteca Mayor Declares War On Illegal Fireworks
• Surge Of Visitors To El Dorado National Forest Creating Fire Hazards, Excessive Trash
• OC To Offer Grant Money To Restaurants Complying With COVID-19 Guidelines
• LAPD Called To Holmby Hills Wedding After Noise Complaints Hours After Garcetti Warned Utilities Could Be Shut Off To 'Party Houses'
• Adams 12 Schools Uses Learning Pod Model To Help Families When Remote Learning Isn't An Option
• CPW Rescues Raptor Injured In Wednesday's Hail Storm
• Judge Orders COVID-19 Tests at California Detention Center
• A's Coach Apologizes For Apparent Nazi Salute
• 1 Killed, 1 Injured In 3-Car Crash Near Van Nuys Airport
• Vandalism, Damage, Rat Infestation Left Behind After Homeless Encampment Cleared From Lincoln Park
• Owner Of Firearm Training Class Seeks Legal Intervention Against Larimer Sheriff
• Chicago Weather: Clear Skies Continue, Temperatures Slowly Rise
• Eagle Rock Residents Questioning Utility Bills After Unexpected Spikes
• White Sox Fall To Brewers As Series Is Split
• Qorsho Hassan Named 2020 Minnesota Teacher Of The Year
• Families Appalled After Cub Scout Pack's Treasured Possessions Are Thrown In Dumpster At Southeast Side Archdiocese School
• Group Blocks Denver Municipal Building To Protest Evictions
• First Commonwealth Bank Closing Branches In Western Pennsylvania
• NOAA Predicts 'Extremely Active' Atlantic Hurricane Season
• Fmr. Gopher Women's Basketball Coach Marlene Stollings Fired By Texas Tech After Abuse Report
• Illinois Secretary Of State's Employees Say Some Staffers Were Transferred Elsewhere After COVID-19 Case At Chicago South
• Man's Body Found In Train Hopper Car In Crows Landing, Deputies Investigating
• Tropical Storm Isaias: Westchester County Residents Worried Cleanup, Power Restoration Effort Lagging; 'We Just Can't Get Answers Out Of Anybody'
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Indoor Dining, Gatherings Reopening Friday At 25% Capacity, Tightens Some Restrictions
• NWS: 2 More Tornadoes Confirmed, 6 Total, As Tropical Storm Isaias Moved Through Maryland
• Tropical Storm Isaias: New Jersey Residents Getting Increasingly Frustrated As They Wait For Power To Be Restored
• Computer Software Company Veeva Systems Looking To Fill Nearly 850 Positions
• Wisconsin's State Fair Drive-Thru Gives Glimpse Of What Minnesotans Can Expect From 'Food Parade'
• Study Shines Light On 'Long Haulers' Fighting Long-Term Side Effects After Being Diagnosed With COVID-19
• Dannielle Brown, Mother Of Duquesne Student Who Fell To His Death, Holds 'Living Funeral,' Procession To Duquesne University
• Film On The Rocks To Return In 2020 With A (Drive-In) Twist
• Mail Thieves With USPS Master Key On The Loose In North Side Neighborhoods
• University System Of Maryland Chancellor Says Schools Won't Hesitate To Shut Down If COVID-19 Cases Spike
• Why Didn't Minneapolis, St. Paul Ever Become One City?
• 'The Staff Here Was Awesome' | Lord Baltimore Hotel Transformed Into Space For COVID-19 Patients To Quarantine
• 'It Won't Be Normal': Waiting List Grows For North St. Paul Catholic School With In-Person Classes
• Students In West Jefferson Hills School District Will Start Online Before Transitioning To In-Person Learning
• Remote Learning Options Likely Won't Involve Local Teachers When Schools Reopen
• Police: One Dead After Hit-And-Run Crash In North Baltimore
• Trump Signs Executive Order That Will Bar Transactions With TikTok's Parent Company
• Ald. Michael Scott Jr. Announces He Has Tested Positive For COVID-19; Mayor's Office Says Other Officials Test Negative
• Baltimore Woman Looks To Celebrate 102nd Birthday With 102 Cards
• 'It's An Important Part Of People's Lives,' Gov. Ron DeSantis Turns Attention To High School Sports
• Humira Maker To Settle California Lawsuit For $24 Million
• Officials: Man Killed In Police-Involved Shooting In Ventnor, Atlantic County
• Fort Lauderdale Mayor Doesn't Want Residents To Get Complacent After County Sees Dip In COVID Positivity Rate
• Laughton Scores Twice To Lead Flyers Past Capitals 3-1
• St. Paul Police Sorting Through 'Monstrous Haystack' To Bring George Floyd Unrest Criminals To Justice
• Marlins Beat Orioles 8-7 To Complete Stunning 4-Game Sweep
• Philadelphia Leaders, Community Gather For Emergency Gun Violence Meeting On Same Block Where 7-Year-Old Was Killed
• Notre Dame Won't Play Navy For First Time In More Than Nine Decades Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Tracy Pool Closes After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• "The whole city is shattered": U.N. ambassador on aftermath of explosions
• 111 Fire West Of Glenwood Springs Is 85% Contained
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Report Additional COVID-19 Deaths, Cases
• Coral Gables, Hialeah Set Up COVID-19 Testing Sites For Frontline Workers
• 2nd COVID-19 Case At 2nd Wylie ISD School Confirmed In Last 2 Days
• Cubs Win-Streak Over As They Get Clobbered By Royals
• Johnson & Johnson Working To Deliver Coronavirus Vaccine
• J.T. Realmuto's 3-Run Homer Helps Phillies Beat Yankees
• United Airlines Banning Masks With Holes Or Openings
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Tests Negative For Coronavirus Following 2nd Test
• Love And Respect Shared At Vigil For Popular Rockwall School Resource Officer Tracy Gaines
• Rocket Companies IPO Filing: Company Becomes Public, Sells $1.8 Billion
• Steelers Coach Mike Tomlin Wary Of What Lies Ahead In 2020 Season
• Bosa Brothers Reunion on Hold After Joey's New Deal In LA
• Burglary Suspect Killed, Passenger Seriously Hurt In Dakota Co. Rollover Crash
• 2 People Killed In Separate Shootings In West Baltimore Thursday Night, Police Say
• Michigan Teachers Rally At The Capitol Against Reopening Schools
• PGA Championship: 'I Drove It Really Nicely'; Jason Day Grabs First-Round Lead At PGA Championship
• 53 United Shore Employees Get Covid-19, Oakland County Calls On Company To Enforce Rules
• Pres. Donald Trump Issues Executive Order Banning TikTok If Not Sold By Parent Company
• Caught On Camera: Burglar Breaks Into Smoke Shop Through Ceiling, Comes Back To Apologize
• Governor Whitmer Declares Racism As Public Health Crisis In The State
• Scientists discover "hell ants" killed with scythe-like jaw
• San Mateo Police Needs Public's Help With Sexual Assault Investigation
• California Sets In-Person Voting Rules Amid Coronavirus
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Recommends No High School Sports Until 2021
• Illegal Guns Seized, Several Arrested In Brooklyn Park By Violent Offender Task Force
• Back To Building: Habitat For Humanity Returns To Projects After Furloughs
• J.T. Realmuto's 3-Run Homer Helps Phillies Beat Yankees 5-4
• Award-winning producer arrested on sex assault and felony charges
• Pittsburgh Public Schools To Recommend Postponement Of Fall Sports For 2020-21 School Year
• Humira Maker to Settle California Lawsuit for $24 Million
• Smoking Weed Is Not Good For Your Heart, Studies Say
• Green Bay Packers Say Lambeau Field Will Be Fan-Free For 1st Two Home Games
• Truckee Vet Warns Dog Owners Of Unknown Toxin That Poisoned 5 Dogs, Killing 3
• California Won't Say Why Violent Criminals Are Walking Free From Potential Life Sentences
• Man Injured In West Miami-Dade Shooting
• UMass Amherst Students Learning Remotely Not Allowed Back On Campus This Fall
• San Francisco Crowds Gather to Watch PGA Championship Despite Barriers
• Man Breaks Into York City Hall, Causes $350,000 In Damages
• San Francisco Health Officials Postpone Release Of Some Info Due To Glitch In States COVID Data
• California's High Unemployment Rate Signals More COVID-19-Related Hardships
• Kittens Rescued From Hose Bed On San Mateo Fire Training Truck Up For Adoption
• LI Man Charged With Animal Cruelty, Accused Of Neglecting Pit Bulls
• Pediatricians Seeing Vaccination Rates Plunge As Moms Wary Of Bringing Infants, Kids To Hospitals
• Ontario PD Investigating After CHP Officers Shoot, Kill Person Following Crash
• Delaware High School Sports Postponed Until At Least December
• National Guard Soldier From Fort Worth Pleads Guilty To Stealing, Selling $1M Worth Of Military Gear
• Man Accused Of Fatal Hit-And-Run After Shooting Woman In Yuba County Arrested In Sacramento
• Learning Curve: Roseville Families Staying Connected With 'Digital Days'
• 10-Year-Old Struck By Vehicle In Irving Park
• With COVID-19 Persisting, Loyola University Says Residence Halls Will Not Be Opening In The Fall
• LA Chargers Among Only 3 Teams With Zero Players Opting Out Of NFL Season
• Family Of SF Man Killed By Vallejo Police Demands Justice, Files Civil Rights Suit
• Philadelphia Opens Information Centers to Assist Residents With Tropical Storm Isaias Recovery
• Police: 84-Year-Old Man Injured In Queens Robbery
• LAPD Reports 1 Additional COVID-19 Case, Bringing Total To 491
• Hayward Police Release Body Cam Footage From Officer-Involved Shooting
• LA County Surpasses 200K Coronavirus Cases, Death Toll At 4,869
• Phillies-Marlins Set For 7 Games In 5 Days In New MLB Schedule
• Pandemic-Weary Customers Searching For Ways To Celebrate Turn To Independent Jewelers
• Little Libraries Set Up In Southwest Side Parks Offer More Than Just Books
• Coronavirus Stresses Americans More Than Others, Study Finds
• Police Departments Must Look Inward To Address Strained Relationship Between Police, Communities, Officers Say
• Philadelphia Pastor Helping To Feed, Heal Members Of Community
• Denver Weather: Heating Up For The Weekend
• Sonoma Co Approves Fines for Failing to Follow COVID-19 Prevention Orders
• Latino Decisions Group: Economic Impacts Of Coronavirus On Latino Population 'Extreme'
• Philadelphia-Area Artists Capture Spirit Of Protests With 'Stay Golden' Mural
• Grubauer, Francouz Make Strong Cases To Start In Net For Avs
• Petition In Fox Chapel Calling For 'Squaw' To Be Removed From Parks And Streets
• Police: Man Injured After Elevator Drops 10 Floors In North Philadelphia
• Lakefront Restaurants And Concessions Reopening, But Chicago Beaches Still Closed
• Murphy's Pinch-Hit HR Lifts Rockies Over Giants 6-4
• Revere Struggles To Contain COVID-19, Hopes To Prevent Massive Shutdown
• 'He Just Loved Doing His Job': EMT Dies After Month-Long Battle With COVID-19
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Urges Congress To Help Independent Entertainment Venues
• Crews Get Handle On Saugus Fire; Evacuations Called Off
• Pandemic Plea: North Texas Leaders Push 'Y'all Wear A Mask' Campaign
• Downtown Miami Luxury High-Rise Home To COVID-Killing Robot
• Deadly Shooting In Tracy Lands 2 Arrests
• Weather Officials Predict Up To 25 Storms This Year As Hurricane Season Off To Record Start
• Willmar Police: Man Dies After Crash, Possibly Due To A Medical Emergency
• Washington Co. Commissioner Signs Up For Coronavirus Vaccine Trial To Be 'Part Of A Solution'
• U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams Reminds Minnesotans To Take COVID-19 Precautions
• Murphy's Pinch-Hit HR Lifts Rockies Over Giants 6-4
• Philadelphia Officials: Answer Your Phone If A 215-218-XXXX Number Calls You
• Almost 30 Test Positive For COVID-19 After Attending Funeral In Becker County
• Cook County Public Guardian Says State Health Care Change Could Put 18,000 Foster Kids At Risk
• Remote Learning Leads To Surge In Childcare Needs For Families
• Mansfield Community Groups Rally To Help Families Who May Struggle With Virtual Learning
• Call To Exercise, Raise Money For The High Line Canal
• One Year After Deadly Fridley Car Fire, Family Remembers Ty'rah White's Energy
• Scott Laughton Scores Twice As Flyers Beat Capitals To Secure At Least 2 Seed In Eastern Conference
• Defense Continues Arguing Capital Gazette Shooter's Constitutional Rights Were Violated; Prosecution Calls Claim 'Fishing Expedition'
• Police Looking For Man In Connection With Assault On A Child In Dedham
• Federal Grand Jury Returns Charges Against Chinese Scientist, Former UC Davis Researcher Juan Tang
• Ex-Cop's Lawyer: Hennepin Co. Attorney Mike Freeman 'Must Be Removed' From George Floyd Case
• Stolen Social Security Numbers At The Center Of IDES Scams
• Boeser, Pettersson Help Canucks Top Wild 3-0 For Series Lead
• Coalition Of Police Unions Join Forces, File Lawsuit In Attempt To Overturn NYC's Controversial Police Reform Law
• 10-Year-Old Boy Who Runs South Philadelphia Lemonade Stand Receives Sweet Surprise From Splenda
• Colorado Department Of Labor Computer Upgrade May Help Unemployed
• Local Urgent Care Center Offers Coronavirus Test Results In 20 Minutes
• 'Blackness At Your Fingertips': New App Seeks To Connect, Inform Twin Cities Black Community
• Sheriff: 59-Year-Old Rush City Man Dies Days After ATV Crash In Chisago Co.
• Car Crashes Into Home In Roseland
• SpaceX To Try Again To Launch Starlink Internet Satellites
• El Monte Man Arrested On Suspicion Of Killing 67-Year-Old Woman 24 Years Ago
• Pittsburgh Steelers Among 3 NFL Teams To Have No Players Opt-Out
• California Lawmakers Set In-Person Voting Rules Amid Pandemic
• Fire Crews Respond To Brush Fire On Calaveras Road In Sunol
• Orange County Health Officials Report 32 Additional Deaths, 580 New COVID-19 Cases
• Rangers Swept In Oakland, Go 1-5 On Bay Area Road Trip
• EPA Settles With Utah Over 2015 Colorado Gold King Mine Spill
• Fall Sports Limbo: IHSA Plan Still Not Approved By IDPH Four Days Before Season To Start
• Canada ice caps formed roughly 5,000 years ago are completely gone
• Questions Surrounding When Wilkinsburg Leaders Learned Name Of Police Officer Accused Of Shooting, Killing Romir Talley
• Denver Police Issue Citation For Woman Who Coughed On Another Person
• Demanding Answers: Some JCP&L Customers Told Not To Expect Power Until Next Week
• In Ohio, Trump offers argument for his reelection
• Learning Pods Will Help 20 Boston Students Gain 'Some Sense Of Normalcy' During Pandemic
• Tropical Storm Isaias: Long Islanders Frustrated With Response From PSEG LI To Restore Electricity
• Olson Homers, Fiers Gets 1st Win As A's Sweep Rangers
• Faces Of COVID: Vietnam Veteran Terry Klante, 75, Remembered For Quick Wit & Sense Of Humor
• Coronavirus Latest: Johns Hopkins University Moving Undergraduate Classes Online For Fall Semester
• 66 players opt out of NFL season due to the coronavirus pandemic
• Olson Homers, Fiers Gets 1st Win As A's Sweep Rangers
• How Long Will Ben Simmons Be Out? Sports Medicine Expert Points To Patrick Mahomes' Injury As Example Of Recovery Timeline
• Federal Grand Jury Returns Charges Against Chinese Scientist
• Teacher, Anxious About School Plan, Interrupts Gov. Walz Press Conference
• 'It's Disgusting, It's Inhumane': Fathers Who Lost Partners To Pregnancy Complications Shine Light On Medical Disparities For Black Women
• Dogs Allowed Off Leash Once Again At Miami-Dade Dog Parks
• Motorcycle Groups Still Causing Problems On Chicago Roadways, Rattling Nearby Residents
• Lube-Tech Hosts Annual Golf Tournament For Children's Cancer Research Fund
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,953 New COVID-19 Cases, Most Since Late May
• Philadelphia Unemployment Project Helping Frustrated Citizens Get Unemployment Claims Processed
• I-Team: Lawmakers Question Decision To Disband Transit Police SWAT Team
• Texas A&M Researchers Identify First COVID-19 Positive House Cats In Texas
• Penn State All-American Linebacker Micah Parsons Opts Out Of 2020 Season Due To COVID-19
• School Reopening Fight Moved Out Of Miami-Dade
• White Plains Hospital Staff Thanks Fire Department For Months Of Support During Peak Of COVID-19 Pandemic
• 'It Brings Back The Reason Why We Do This': Nonprofit Helps Struggling Restaurants Feed Workers On Front Lines Of COVID-19 Pandemic
• Texas To Allow Limited Visitation At Nursing Homes, Long-Term Care Facilities
• Parkland Singer Reina Ozbay Wins International 'Mars Shot' Contest To Help Fight Human Trafficking
• Pine Gulch Fire Grows To Nearly 12,000 Acres Near Grand Junction
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/6 Thursday Night Forecast
• MPCA Asks For Community Input On Making Changes To Air Toxics Reporting
• Doctor Fears Undercount Of Children With Coronavirus As Schools Plan On In-Person Learning
• Army Veteran Hits RMV Roadblock, Turns To I-Team's Call For Action
• California, Cities Battle Over Marijuana Home-Delivery Rule
• Former First Lady Michelle Obama Opens Up About Mental Health: 'I Am Dealing With Some Form Of Low-Grade Depression'
• Schumer, Pelosi call on postmaster general to reverse service changes
• Decision Day Looming: Parents Must Let NYC Know By Friday If They Will Send Their Kids To Public Schools In Fall
• Proposal Would Allow Families Of Police Brutality Victims To Seek Compensation
• Monessen House Appearing To Be Held Up By Ratchet Straps Concerns Neighbors
• Coronavirus Takes Heavy Toll On Family Of CBS4 Reporter Jessica Vallejo
• Boy, 15, Dead After Being Found Stabbed In Glenview
• Pirates Rally Past Twins 6-5 To End 7-Game Losing Streak
• Butte County Post Office Burglary Leads To 2 Arrests
• Illinois Secretary Of State's Diversey Express Driver Services Facility Closed After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Tropical Storm Isaias: Expert Offers Advice On Liability When Trees Fall On Your Property
• Coronavirus Latest: Loyola University Maryland, Baltimore City Community College To Offer Online-Only Instruction For Fall Semester
• Are Library Books Safe? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• L'Oreal requires doctor's note to work from home
• Entire Upper Darby Sanitation Division Quarantined For 2 Weeks Due To COVID-19 Outbreak
• 8-Year-Old Boy Named Ambassador To Westchester County Children's Hospital After Defeating COVID-19-Related MIS-C
• Mom Says Black Children Who Had Guns Drawn On Them By Aurora Officers Are Traumatized
• Former Ravens DT Justin Bannan Pleads Not Guilty By Reason Of Insanity In Alleged Boulder Shooting
• 100 Children Have Been Shot In Philadelphia So Far This Year, Police Say
• New York Attorney General Seeks To Disband NRA Over Allegations Of Leaders' Lavish Lifestyles
• Pittsburgh Pirates Rally Past Twins To End 7-Game Losing Streak
• Should we name heat waves like we name hurricanes?
• Takeout With Tori: Red House Serving Up Tasty Cuisines From Around The World
• Man Charged In Murder At Dania Beach Motel Where Homeless Residents Face Eviction
• Dr. Deborah Birx: Central Valley Among Latest Areas Of Concern For COVID-19 Rise
• Wawa Now Offering Kid Meals That Include Trading Cards Featuring Wally Goose
• Uber Loses $1.8B In 2nd Quarter As Riders Stayed Home, Ordered In
• Back To School Q&A: What Happens If A COVID-19 Case Is Confirmed In A Classroom?
• Dallas County Reports Fewest New COVID-19 Cases Since June 1; Another Man In His 40s With No Underlying Conditions Dies
• 'A Very Dangerous Individual,' Miami-Dade Police Search For Gunman Who Shot At Undercover Officers
• 3 Saugus Police Officers Stabbed, Suspect Charged With Attempted Murder
• Washington County Teacher Eric Smith Charged With Sex Abuse Of Student, Sheriff's Office Says
• Army Secretary Says Fort Hood Has One Of Highest Rates Of Murder, Assault In Branch
• 'After I Found Out I Was Having A Girl, It Was Even More Motivation To Come Back And Play': Michelle Wie West Joins 'We Need To Talk' On CBS Ahead Of PGA Championship
• Bogdanovic's Career-High 35 Lead Kings Past Pelicans 140-125
• UC Davis' Plan To Increase Clarity Of Lake Tahoe Will Please Tourists And Dogs
• Teen Adopted During COVID-19 Pandemic Feels Like She Won Lottery With New South Florida Family
• 1 Person Reportedly Rescued From New Kensington House Fire
• St. Paul Chamber Orchestra Cancels Concerts Through December 2020
• Lawsuit Filed Against MPD Over Response To George Floyd Protests On 35W
• Colorado Department Of Labor Sees Fewer Claims This Week, Increases Fraud Unit Staff
• Yuba City Business' Black Lives Matter Signs Vandalized Again
• RI Police Seeking Two Men In Connection With Cruiser Arson, Vandalism
• Survey: 315,000 Mass. Tenants Not Confident About Making August Rent
• Philly Doctor Sees Firsthand How 'Absolutely Devastating' COVID-19 Is, Then Her Facebook Warning Goes Viral
• Brush Fire Breaks Out North Of Lebec; Smoke Visible From Santa Clarita Valley
• Former President Bush Pays Tribute To Immigrants In New Book
• City Ditches 5-Year-Old Growth And Development 'Plano Tomorrow' Plan
• Sharks Spotted At 5 Cape Cod Beaches
• Tens Of Thousands In South Jersey Still Without Power Two Days After Tropical Storm Isaias
• City Of Philadelphia Announces PHLConnectED Program To Give Students In Low-Income Households Internet Access
• Justin Bannan, Former Bronco, Enters Plea Of Not Guilty By Reason Of Insanity In Boulder Shooting
• 'We Intend To Open Our Schools': Butler Area School District Releases Revised Reopening Plan
• Bike Skills Course Open To Cyclists At Montbello Rec Center
• Tractor-Trailer Fire Caused Major Delays On I-95 In White Marsh Early Thursday
• Virginia Woman Injured In Hit-And-Run While Riding Lime Scooter Near Lake Tahoe
• USDA Warns Against Eating Pre-Packaged Food With Recalled Onions
• COVID-19 Pandemic In MN: Gov. Walz, Lt. Gov. Flanagan Highlight 'Range Of Emergency Assistance' Available To Struggling Minnesotans
• Vehicle Stolen From Maryland Volunteer Fire Department, Officials Say
• Dallas Police Share Surveillance Images Of Suspect In Deadly Drive-By Shooting
• Massachusetts Reports 162 New Coronavirus Cases, 32 Additional Deaths
• Baltimore Police Search For Person Of Interest In July 13 Aggravated Assault
• 'Wonder Woman 1984' Debuts New Teaser
• Minneapolis Police: Infant Dies One Month After Pregnant Woman Is Fatally Shot; Father Charged In Both Deaths
• Penguin poop spotted from space reveals hidden Antarctic colonies
• Foster Children Being Impacted By Coronavirus-Related Closures Of Family Courts
• Amazon Van Stolen In Minneapolis, Found Later
• Capital One to pay $80 million fine for massive 2019 hack
• Elliott Abrams named special representative for Iran
• Minneapolis Forward: Community Action Now Coalition Outlines Recommendations To Help Minneapolis Rebuild
• Maryland AG Frosh Urges Senate To Pass Legislation Ensuring Relief For All Federal Student Loan Borrowers Impacted By COVID-19 Pandemic
• 'These Were Not Pranks': Twin YouTube Stars Charged With Swatting In Connection With Fake Irvine Bank Robberies
• Jobless Claims Up As Gov. Ron DeSantis & Sen. Rick Scott Verbally Spar Over State's Troubled Jobless System
• Nasal sprays recalled for risks including coma, death
• Minneapolis Mayor Frey Addresses Plans For City's Homelessness Issues
• 'The Virus Infects The Heart Itself': Cardiologist Says COVID-19 Linked To Variety Of Cardiovascular Ailments
• Metro C Line To Halt Service Friday To Saturday From Crenshaw To Redondo Beach
• Wolf Administration Recommends Postponing High School Sports And Recreational Youth Sports Until 2021
• Dallas Man Shot, Killed In Apartment Parking Lot Identified, No Arrests Yet
• New FDA Limits On Arsenic Levels In Infant Rice Cereals Don't Adequately Protect Children, Critics Say
• Residential Parking Permit Enforcement To Resume In Baltimore September 1, City Says
• Trump Suggests NRA Should Move To Texas After Lawsuit Alleging 'Fraud And Abuse'
• Indiana Officials Maintain It's 'Safe' For Schools To Reopen
• Virginia Woman Riding Lime Scooter In South Lake Tahoe Left With Severe Injuries After Hit-And-Run
• Lakewood Police Ask Public To 'Focus On The Car' In Dog Shooting
• Toxic Chemicals May Be In Fast Food Wrappers And Take-Out Containers, Report Says
• Now Hiring: DFW Area Boots And Western Wear Company Branching Out
• Russell Larkins In Colorado, In Middle Of Cross-Country Run To Raise Awareness For Struggling Vets
• Record 2.5M Voted In Primary; Benson Pushes For Legislation
• Baby Girl Dies Days After Pregnant Woman Rabia Ahmad Shot & Killed, Police Say
• Salem's Family Court Closes After Coronavirus Exposure
• City Releases Audit On Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy After Voters Approved Raising Property Taxes To Fund Parks
• 23-Year-Old Tyreik Brown Charged In Towson Domestic-Related Shooting
• Calif. Legislators To Consider Making It A Hate Crime To Make Racially-Motivated 911 Calls
• Florida Economists: Driving, Highway Fees Take A Hit In Sunshine State
• University Of Minn. Begins 1st Clinical Trial To Test If 'Natural Killer' Cells Can Be Effective Treatment For COVID-19
• 'A Flu Season Unlike Any Other': Texas Gov. Abbott, Medical Experts Urge Getting Vaccines Early During Pandemic
• UPDATE: San Leandro Stolen Vehicle Suspect Pursuit Ends In Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting
• Victim Of Fatal Shooting In South Minneapolis Identified As Billy Campbell
• Enes Kanter Is Letting His New Mask Do The Talking For Him
• Lightning Strike Causes Fire At Essex Park Apartments, Displacing 12 Families
• Food Truck Fans Rejoice! Civic Center Eats Set To Return To Denver's Civic Center Park
• Suspects Michael Banks, Damar Jones Taken Into Custody In Shooting Death Of 7-Year-Old Zamar Jones
• US Offers Up To $10 Million Reward For Info On Foreign Hackers Interfering In General Election
• Free Indoor COVID-19 Testing Site Opening In Azusa Next Week
• Father Convicted On Witness Intimidation Counts Stemming From Son's Trial In Fatal Shooting Of Police Officer
• Twitter Temporarily Stops DNC From Tweeting After Calling Out Trump
• Basement Fire Leads To Multi-Million Dollar Drug Operation Inside Paterson Home, Police Say
• Virtual Lawrence Livermore Lab Protest Held On 75th Anniversary Of Hiroshima Bombing
• Birx: Boston And Others Seeing Coronavirus Uptick Need To 'Get On Top Of It'
• Century III Mall's Last Remaining Store, JcPenney, To Close
• 3 More Heat-Related Deaths Reported In Maryland, Including Boy In Wicomico County
• Jill Biden says she will continue to teach if her husband is elected
• Maryland Zoo's 5-Year-Old Arctic Fox Timber Dies Suddenly
• Federal Fire Investigators Working To Determine Cause Of St. Paul Construction Site Fire
• Coronavirus And Education: Area Districts Provide Plans For Upcoming School Year
• San Jose Voters To Decide On Expanding Police Auditor Powers, Card Room Tax Hike
• Report: NHL Won't Discipline Barclay Goodrow For Hit On Bruins' Anders Bjork
• VIDEO: Search On For Pollock Pines Veterinary Hospital Intruder
• Pirate Radio Concert To Be Held In Baltimore Harbor This Weekend
• Police Searching For Missing Woman Last Seen July 21 In Dundalk
• 'Thought It Was The Rapture': Marylanders Jolted Awake By 'Insane' Thunderstorms, Lightning Early Thursday Morning
• Sixers Announce Ben Simmons Out With Knee Injury While Team Considers Treatment Options
• Howard County Launches Interactive Map For Residents Needing Food Assistance
• 94-Year-Old Man Dead, 2 Others Injured In Pasadena Crash
• UMN Study Finds No COVID-19 Infections Among Hundreds Of Twin Cities Health Care Workers, Suggests Safety Measures Working
• Siblings Turn Lemonade Profits Into Donations For Healthcare Workers
• FBI Pittsburgh's New Special Agent In Charge To Tackle Foreign Election Interference And More
• Mail-In Voting: Brookline Sends Some Residents The Wrong Ballot
• Illinois Treasurer Reports Return Of $1 Billion In Unclaimed Property
• Celtics Back In Driver's Seat For No. 3 Seed
• MOCA Selling Face Masks Designed By Yoko Ono, Other Artists To Raise Funds
• Ray Lewis' Sons Rayshad, Rahsaan Will Transfer To Play Football At Kentucky
• Man Out Walking His Dog Shot And Killed In East LA
• Magnitude 3.2 Earthquake Strikes Off Santa Cruz County Coast
• California Labor Commissioner Sues Uber And Lyft For Alleged Wage Theft
• Attorneys Demand Chicago Police Stop Its 'Abusive' Search Warrant Tactics, Or They'll Take CPD To Federal Court
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Rescinds Quarantine Mandate For New York Travelers
• Texas Man Accused Of Spending COVID-19 Relief Funds On Lamborghini, Strip Clubs
• FAA Proposing Boeing Pay $1.25 Million Fine
• People Are Drinking Hand Sanitizer And Dying, CDC Says
• Researchers Up Forecast For Hurricane Season, Predict 24 Named Storms In 2020
• Anthony Marks Charged With Shooting Chicago Police Officer Who Responded To Domestic Violence Call In Lawndale
• Police: Pasadena Man Caught Returning To 7-Eleven He Allegedly Robbed Days Earlier
• 1 Dead In Fatal Auto-Pedestrian Crash On Interstate 25 That Caused Major Traffic Backup
• 116 students quarantined after start of school in Mississippi town
• DePaul Confirms Student Tested Positive For COVID-19 At Lincoln Park Campus
• Suspects Crash While Trying To Get Away From Stockton Police; 4 People, Including Bystanders, Hospitalized
• Vandals Cause Thousands Of Dollars Of Damage To Culver City School
• Eagan Police Investigating After Community Center Is Vandalized
• Teen forced to take off Black Lives Matter mask at graduation
• Ohio governor tests positive for COVID-19 ahead of Trump's visit
• Man Lifts Shirt To Reveal Gun Inside Denver Business, Police Want Help Identifying Him
• DOJ argues migrant kids set to be expelled aren't entitled to safeguards
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Navarro: Trump executive order on drug prices a "beautiful thing"
• Coast Guard Offloads $26 Million In Cocaine, Marijuana Seized At Sea At Port Everglades
• 'Webb Simpson Is My Pick This Week,' Says KPIX's Dennis O'Donnell
• Police: 5 People Injured After 4 Vehicle Crash On Roosevelt Boulevard In Olney
• Man, 40, Stabbed To Death In Stockton; Suspect Arrested
• Southwestern Pa. Restaurant And Tavern Association Wants Coronavirus Restrictions Loosened
• LA Regional Food Bank, County Hold Drive-Thru Food Distribution In Paramount
• Crews Remove Barges From Under Vine Street Expressway Bridge, I-676 Reopened
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• 2020 Monsoon Turns Into Non-Soon As NOAA Issues Dry Outlook For Colorado
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 800+ Additional COVID-19 Cases And 7 More Deaths
• Gas Prices In Texas Continue To Fall, 2nd Lowest In US
• Penn State Football To Play Without Fans Unless Current State Guidelines Change
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• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Down; 500+ New COVID-19 Cases Reported As Total Surpasses 93K
• All-Electronic, Cashless Tolling Now Permanent At MDTA-Operated Facilities; Gov. Hogan Urges Motorists To Get E-ZPass To Pay Lowest Tolls
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