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• PGA Championship Leader Hoatong Li Shies Away From Trump-WeChat Controversy
• 25 Years After Jerry Garcia's Death, the Grateful Dead's Popularity Endures
• Reports: Facebook Fires Employee Who Shared Proof of Right Wing Favoritism
• Last Minute Scramble As More Districts Prepare For Distance Learning
• Bribery Scandal Over Concealed Weapons Licenses Rocks Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office
• Santa Ana Police Locate SUV Believed To Be Involved In Attempted Kidnapping
• Oakland Teachers, District Wrangle With School Year Set to Start Monday
• 'Safety Ambassadors' Encourage South Lake Tahoe To Mask Up
• Police Release New Details In Violent Sexual Assault On Woman In San Mateo
• Restaurants, Bars Experience Drop In Revenue During 10 p.m. Last Call Mandate
• Denver Ex-Cop Tracks Down Man Who Shot Him After 46 Years On The Run
• Cinemark To Reopen Fort Collins Movie Theater On Aug. 14
• Weekend Travel Alert: Hampden Avenue To Close At Colorado Boulevard For Underpass Construction
• Coronavirus Study Shows Extreme Disparities For Latinos In Colorado
• Loveland Ski Area Offers 130-Day Season Guarantee
• Semien's 13th Inning RBI Delivers 7th Straight Win for A's
• Alaska Airlines 48-Hour BOGO Fare Sale Gives Passengers A Row To Themselves
• A's Hold Off Astros In 13th Inning For Seventh Straight Win
• Homer Happy: Dodgers Pummel Samardzija, Giants 7-2
• Glitch Holding Up COVID-19 Data Fixed As California Death Toll Reaches 10,000
• Elk Grove Family Comes Face To Face With Boa Constrictor In Toilet
• Homer-Happy Dodgers Pummel Samardzija, Giants
• California Releases Roadmap For Colleges To Resume In-Person Classes
• Grass Valley Cafe That Openly Defied Health Rules Vandalized
• WATCH: Stolen Car Suspects Arrested After Wild Chase
• Passenger Dies In Motorcycle Crash In St. Paul, Driver Flees
• CSU Pauses Football Activities Amid Allegations Of Racism & Verbal Abuse
• Chase Center Wins Recognition for Advanced Cleaning Practices
• Search Of Yuba City Man's Car, Home Uncovers Drugs And Guns
• Green Valley Ranch Deadly Arson Investigation Will Be 'Like A Jigsaw Puzzle'
• DA's Office Launches Investigation Into Aurora Police Mix-Up
• Greyhound Bus Terminal Security Guard Stabbed In Neck Before Shooting Suspect
• Trump Claims He'll Extend Unemployment Benefits Through The End Of The Year
• Loyola Freshman Learns On-Campus Living Canceled Minutes Before Boarding Flight To Chicago
• Cease, White Sox Blank Indians 2-0
• NYC Parents Face Deadline To Opt For Online-Only Schedule For Public School Students In Fall
• Alex Verdugo Hits 2 Home Runs, Makes Spectacular Catch As Red Sox Hold Off Blue Jays, 5-3
• Frustration Growing For New Jersey Residents, Businesses After More Than Three Days Without Electricity
• Former Montclair State University Homecoming King & Queen Tie The Knot 28 Years Later After Reuniting Through Dating App
• Riverside County Sheriff's Officials Say 2 People Reported Missing Near Idyllwild Located; Search Continues For Other 4
• PGA Championship: Tiger Woods Struggles to Make Cut
• Missing 2-Year-Old Cristobal Lopez Found Safe In California, Delaware State Police Say
• Chicago Weather: Warmer Temps On Tap For The Weekend
• Some Minnesota Teachers Considering Early Retirement Amid 'Back To School' Concerns
• Chicago's Magnificent Mile At Risk For Massive Store Closures, Alderman Says
• Full Closure Of SB E-470 Planned Sunday At Smith Rd. For Widening Project
• U.S. Surgeon General Explains Why Federal Health Experts Reversed COVID-19 Recommendations About Face Masks: 'It's Science'
• Pennsylvania High School Coaches Not Ready To Give Up On Fall Yet
• 'We're Not Going Away' | Family Still Searching For Answers In Unsolved Murder Of Bryan McKemy; FBI Announces $25K Reward
• 'It's Been A Week Or More' | Baltimore County Residents Frustrated By Recent USPS Mail Delays
• Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing On Sawgrass Expressway
• Marlins Edge Mets 4-3
• Court Issues Temporary Restraining Order Against Church For Holding Indoor Religious Services
• New York City Columbus Day Parade Canceled Due To COVID Pandemic
• Several Fells Point Restaurants Will Not Open For Indoor Dining; Cite COVID-19 Concerns
• Dead Fish Found Along Sullivan Cove; Experts Blame Tropical Storm Isaias
• Commerce City Police Investigate Series Of Vehicle Break-Ins Tuesday Morning
• 20 First Responders Rescue 2 Teens From Ashland Quarry
• Baltimore Flower Project Raises Over $15K For Ronald McDonald House Meal Program
• How Long Do Crickets Chirp?
• Perez Hits Sac Fly In The 8th, Rays Beat Yankees
• Amber Guyger appeals murder charge in death of Botham Jean
• Main Boulder Public Library Reopens With Limited Services
• Broward Mayor Dale Holness Keeps 10 PM As Closing Time For Restaurants
• Local Family Holds Out Hope For Husband, Father Caught In Beirut Explosion
• Livermore Reopens First Street To Help Businesses Hurt By COVID-19 Street Closures
• Lawsuit Against Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh Accuses Priest Of Sexual Abuse
• RTD Uses Electrostatic Sprayers To Disinfect Vehicles Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Man Injured In Shooting In Gwynn Oak, Baltimore County Police Say
• Man Arrested, Charged In Roxbury Armed Robbery That Critically Wounded Clerk
• No MLB Penalty For A's Coach After Gesture That Resembled Nazi Salute
• Detroit Symphony Orchestra Heads Outside: Outdoor Concerts Every Sunday, Wednesday
• WATCH: Video Captures Driver, 4 Children Being Rescued From Vehicle Swept Away By Floodwaters In Chester County
• Police Searching For Suspect In Hyde Park Stabbing
• Dearborn Police: Suspect In Custody After Hours Long Search Near Ford Rouge Plant
• 'We Lost Our Whole Downstairs': Cleanup Just Getting Started For Eastwick Residents Following Flooding
• Over 50 United Shore Mortgage Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
• Whitmer's New Executive Order Requires Masks At Child-Care Centers, Camps
• Pittsburgh Neighborhoods To Be Sprayed After Mosquito Samples Test Positive For West Nile Virus
• Police Investigating Accidental Death At Stockton Business
• Entire Cubs-Cardinals Series Postponed After More Positive Tests For St. Louis
• Tarrant County Releases New Guidance For Schools Reopening Saying 'Virtual Learning' Is Safest
• Biden met with Michigan Gov. last Sunday about VP spot
• Postal Problems Mean No Checks, No Medications For Weeks
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Report Additional COVID-19-Related Deaths
• Blue Green Algae Blooms Found At Bear Creek Reservoir In Lakewood
• Local Muslim Leader Assaulted In Bloomington; Police Searching For Suspects
• Santa Clara County, Chicago Lead Coalition to Defend LGBTQ Patient Protections
• Bat Tests Positive For Rabies In Frisco
• Oakland Schools Plan to Open Next Week With All Online Classes
• New York Schools Allowed To Reopen Statewide For In-Person Classes This Fall, Gov. Cuomo Says
• Hart-Ransom School District Teachers Demand More Planning Time
• Judge Rules Lane, Kueng Body Camera Footage Can Be Released
• PGA Championship: Chinese Star Haotong Li Forges Into Lead At PGA Championship
• Ohio High School Football Season Shortened To 6 Games, All Teams Go To Playoffs
• Tobias Harris, Joel Embiid Lead Philadelphia 76ers Past Orlando Magic
• Even Davis Gets 2 Hits As O's Total 19 In 11-0 Win At Nats
• Washington Releases RB Derrius Guice After Domestic Violence Arrest
• Giants Player Deandre Baker Facing Robbery Charges In Florida
• LAUSD Offers Glimpse Into What Schools Will Look Like Once Students Return
• 4 People Shot In 4 Separate Shootings Across Baltimore Friday, Police Say
• Sacramento Family Still Seeking Justice After Boy Nearly Killed When Car Crashed Into Home
• How Are Massachusetts' Largest Cities Handling School Reopening?
• Sacramento Man Says 'No' To Jury Summons In Light Of Pandemic
• Ohio May Purge 120,000 Inactive Voters From Rolls After The November Election
• Cherry Creek Schools Moves Ahead With In-Person Learning Plan
• Jersey City Public Schools Will Start School Year Without In-Person Classes
• Roseville's Sunsplash Could Be Fined Up To $500 A Day For Staying Open
• Fmr. Central Valley Deputies Plead No Contest To Stealing Pot Seizures, Falsifying Evidence, Reports
• ULA, SpaceX win massive Pentagon contracts
• Minus Stars, Nets Clinch Playoff Spot In Victory Over Kings
• Two Accused Of Breaking Into Boylston Street Store, Stealing High-End Sunglasses, Purses
• Heart Attack Victims May Be Dying Because Of Coronavirus Fears, Study Finds
• Campaign Legal Center Files FEC Complaint Against Antone Melton-Meaux
• Lakeshore Businesses Left Behind By Beach Closures Try To Stay Alive
• Texas Church Pastor David Pettigrew Arrested For Allegedly Transporting Child Pornography
• Pittsburgh Among Most Pet-Friendly Cities In U.S.
• Firefighters On Scene Of Brush Fire In Shoreline Park Near Crockett
• Court Issues Temporary Restraining Order Against Church For Holding Indoor Religious Services
• 2 On Your Side: Interest Rates Are At Historic Lows, But Can People Whose Home Loans Have Been Put In Forbearance Refinance?
• Learning Curve: Citrus Heights Teachers Convert Garage Into Distance Learning Classroom
• Governor's New Executive Order Ensures Protections For Workers Who Stay Home When They're Sick
• Cal Fire Chief Rescues Tortoise That Was Hit By Vehicle In San Andreas
• LA Times Festival Of Books Officially Moves Online
• South Lake Tahoe Experiences Real Estate Boom Amid Pandemic
• Pine Gulch Fire Grows To 13,000+ Acres, Continues To Burn Unchecked
• CHP Motorcycle Officer Injured In Multi-Vehicle Crash On Southbound I-880 In San Leandro
• Washington NFL Team drops player after domestic violence-related arrest
• World War II Veteran Celebrates 96th Birthday With Drive-By Party
• 'Sweden Is An Outlier': Minnesota Native Weighs In On Sweden's Approach To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Police: Rape Suspect, Freed Due To Virus, Kills Accuser
• Homeless Veterans On The Road To Permanent Shelter With Help From MACV
• On A Positive Note: Pittsburgh Couple Using Garage As Canvas To Spread Love And Peace
• Dallas ISD Working To Build Bridge Over Digital Divide
• CDC: Hispanic, Black Children More Likely To Be Hospitalized For COVID-19, Suffer Rare Syndrome
• Minus Stars, Nets Clinch Playoff Spot In Victory Over Kings
• 82-Year-Old Homewood Woman Says She Lives In Fear After SWAT Team Mistakenly Kicked Down Her Door
• Longmont Man Recovers From Coronavirus After Receiving Convalescent Blood Plasma
• Lexington Doctor, Wife Accused Of Illegally Importing Medications From China
• Keller ISD Warns Staff Members About Possible COVID-19 Exposure At Aug. 3 Board Meeting
• Coronavirus Outbreak: At Least 16 Attendees Of Windham Church Test Positive
• A's Players, Staff Support Coach Ryan Christenson After Gesture, No Penalty
• Islanders Advance With Win Over Panthers
• Firefighters Stop Forward Progress Of Brush Fire Burning In Morgan Hill
• Increased Student Harm, Suicide Tips Reported After Schools Closed In Pennsylvania
• NFL player DeAndre Baker charged with armed robbery
• Car Strikes, Kill Toddler In Front Of Napa Elementary School
• Colorado Weather: Current Pattern Making Fire Danger Worse
• Gov. JB Pritzker Announces Potential Fines For Businesses That Violate Mask And Social Distancing Requirements
• Returning To School Concerns Parents Of Children With Underlying Health Conditions
• U.S. Naval Academy Moving Forward With In-Person Learning Plans
• Queens Residents Exasperated As Power Outages Linger Days After Tropical Storm Isaias
• New Jersey Business Owner Discusses Decision To Close For Good, Workers Prepare For Unemployment
• LA County Reports 3,116 New Coronavirus Cases, 53 Additional Deaths
• Long Islanders Running Out Of Patience While Waiting For Power To Return Days After Tropical Storm Isaias
• North Texas Couple Pens Bilingual Kids Book On Importance Of Wearing A Mask
• 'Nobody Was Ready For This': The New Age of Telemedicine Leaves Some Behind
• Gov. Tim Walz To Convene Third Special Session
• Furry Tails: Jessey & William Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Orland Park Business Helping People Mask Up During The Pandemic, Combining Safety and Style
• Woman Killed In St. Cloud Crash
• Texas Surpasses 8,000 COVID-19 Deaths As Infection Rate Remains High
• $10,000 Reward Offered For Information On Shooting Of 6-Year-Old Girl In West Philadelphia
• OC Health Officials Report 7 Additional Deaths Bringing Total Over 700
• New Jersey Based DeCamp Bus Lines Shuts Down Due To Low Ridership; 'Lucky If We Get 400 Fares A Day'
• Coronavirus Antigen Tests Are Faster, But Leave Doubts About The Results
• Troubling Statistics From The United States Postal Service, Set To Lose Billions In A 'Dire' Situation
• Roller Kingdom Reinvents Itself To Offer Monitored Virtual Learning During Pandemic
• Carlton Troutman Gets 45-Month Stayed Sentence In Hit-And-Run Crash That Injured Kyla Avant
• LA Angels Employee Arrested In Connection With Death Of Pitcher Tyler Skaggs
• Customers Save Long Island Village's Historic Restaurant After Learning Building Was For Sale
• Maryland State Board Of Elections Seeks To Open 282 Voting Centers Statewide On Election Day
• Property Dispute Leaves 2 Dead By Gunshots In Butte County, Sheriff Says
• Three Suspects Booked In Connection With Two Separate San Francisco Homicides
• Friday's Phillies-Braves Game Postponed Due To Severe Weather
• Minneapolis Parks And Recreation Board Seeks Local, State-Level Support As Homeless Encampments Continue To Grow
• Wrong Way Driver Hit On Highway 50 Identified As Crystal Mora Of Sacramento
• 'It's A True Blessing From God': Citymeals On Wheels Deliveryman Still On The Job After 30 Years
• Wrong-Way Driver Hit On Highway 50 Identified As Crystal Mora Of Sacramento
• "I want to get out": Desperate Lebanese say they're stuck after massive explosion
• U.S. intel finds Russia using a "range of measures" to "denigrate" Biden
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Requests Disaster Declaration For Fires During Philadelphia Unrest
• After Her Son's Murder, A Chicago Mother Asks The Community To Speak Up And Speak Out Against Gun Violence
• Adopted boy is on a mission to save old dogs who need a home
• Transfer Delayed For Fort Hood Commander During Investigations Into Soldier Deaths
• Coronavirus In Illinois: New COVID-19 Cases Top 2,000 For First Time Since Late May
• Brothers Donate 10,000 Masks To Miami Rescue Mission To Protect The Most Vulnerable
• New York Weather: Friday Evening Aug. 2 CBS2 Weather Headlines
• New Jersey Announces $25 Million Grant Program For Small Property Landlords To Forgive Back Rent
• Pittsburgh Penguins' Season Comes To End After Game 4 Loss To Montreal Canadiens
• Maplewood Deploys Young Social Distancing Ambassadors To Help Remind People To Wear Masks
• UPDATE: Oakland Police Locate Missing Woman with Alzheimer's
• Mountain West Moves Forward With Adjusted Fall Schedule
• Caught On Video: Man Accused Of Randomly Stabbing Woman At Upper West Side Subway Station
• After Reviewing College Reopening Plans, Some Students Are Considering Gap Years
• Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr. placed on leave
• Trump says he'll extend unemployment benefits through the end of 2020
• Agents Intercept 168,000 Potentially Lethal Doses Of Fentanyl Headed For Colorado
• Family Of Man Allegedly Put In Illegal Chokehold By NYPD Officers Says System Fails People With Mental Illness
• Dallas Nurse Bonds With Family After Caring For Heart Patient, Newborn Grandchild 10 Years Apart
• Glitch Holding Up COVID-19 Data Fixed As California Death Toll Reaches 10,000
• California surpasses 10,000 coronavirus deaths
• Resorts World Catskills Ready And Waiting For Gov. Cuomo To Allow Reopening
• Oprah unveils billboards seeking justice for Breonna Taylor
• Traps Set For Dirt Bikes Has Plymouth Area Riders On Edge
• New Study Shows Some Masks Are Better Than Others
• 'We Continue To See Benefits From Wearing Masks': Dallas County Reports 422 New Coronavirus Cases
• Allegheny Co. Superintendents Say No Sports Will Impact Students' Well-Being, Leave Trail Of Broken Dreams
• So Far In MLB, West Is Best At Avoiding COVID-19 Disruption
• Eric Lurry's Widow Sues Joliet Officers Over His Death In Police Custody
• Camden County's New Program Aimed At Helping Elderly Members Of Community Safe
• Study: Miami Named 16th Most Pet-Friendly City
• South Florida Families Look For Alternates To Help With Virtual Schooling
• Tunnel To Towers Foundation To Hold Its Own 9/11 Ceremony With Live Name Reading
• Please Touch Museum To Remain Closed Until At Least 2021 Due To Coronavirus
• FBI Helps Search For Missing Georgia Mom Leila Cavett Whose Toddler Was Found Wandering Alone In Miramar
• White House Officials, Democrats Fail To Reach Deal On COVID Stimulus Bill
• Lone Star Conference Postpones Football, Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball Seasons To Spring 2021
• Counterfeit COVID-19 Medication, PPE Seized At Local Ports, Including Baltimore
• Fatburger Distributes 10,000 Meals To LA Hospitals To Feed Healthcare Workers
• Green Valley Ranch Arson: Denver Police Announce $14,000 Reward After House Fire Kills 5
• Jeannette Woman Accused Of Throwing 4-Year-Old Child Down Stairs In Laundry Basket
• 'Job Gains Have Slowed Considerably,' Says Economic Policy Institute Economist
• George Floyd-Inspired Officer Accountability Law Advances In California Legislature
• Clay County Judge Orders Gov. JB Pritzker To Appear In Court After Rep. Darren Bailey Seeks Contempt Charge
• Ex-Angels employee charged in overdose death of Tyler Skaggs
• Steelers, U.S. Steel Make Donation To Help Students Learn Online In The Mon Valley
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: Celebrate National Lighthouse Day Virtually With The Absecon Lighthouse
• Crestwood Mayor Louis Presta Accused Of Taking $5,000 Cash Bribe From Red Light Camera Company
• 'Another Victim Of The Pandemic,' Iconic Miami-Dade's Rio Cristal Restaurant Closing
• Report: Pro-Trump Hackers Takeover Several Reddit Forums
• Arrest Made In Shooting Involving Miami-Dade Police Gang Unit
• PIAA Pauses Mandatory Fall Sports Activities For 2 Weeks To Discuss With Wolf Administration Best Way Forward
• Maryland Football Announces Taulia Tagovailoa Is Eligible For 2020 Season
• Tech Glitch That Held Up COVID-19 Data In California Fixed
• Plantation Gym Owner Arrested Again Violating County Mandate On Masks
• NWS: 5 More Tornadoes Confirmed, 11 Total, As Tropical Storm Isaias Moved Through Maryland
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Mulls Definition Of 'Essential' Workers
• This week on "Face the Nation," August 9, 2020
• Private equity wants to own your DNA
• Florida Panthers Eliminated By NY Islanders With 5-1 Loss
• Firefighters Rescue 81-Year-Old Woman From Tyngsboro House Fire
• Woodland Residents Attempted To Cash Dead Deputy's Benefit Checks, Investigators Say
• 80,000 airline workers face furloughs due to COVID-19
• Man In 50s Is Massachusetts' First Case Of West Nile Virus In 2020
• Summer Learning Program In Baltimore Aims To Make Meaningful Connections Through The Arts
• 'Acoustic On The Rocks' Returns To Red Rocks Due To Popular Demand
• 2 Arrested, Suspected Fentanyl, Heroin Seized In North Bay Narcotics Investigation
• Hayward Contactless Food Distribution Program Moves To New Location
• NFL's DeAndre Baker Charged With Four Armed Robbery Counts After Miramar House Party Incident
• Canada's last intact Arctic ice shelf has collapsed
• Folsom Woman Who Was Employee In College Admissions Bribery Case To Plead Guilty
• Maryland State Trooper Injured After He Crashes While Pursuing Reported Stolen Vehicle On I-95 North; Suspect In Custody
• A's Coach Apologizes For Raising Arm In What Looked Like Nazi Salute After Win Against Rangers
• Massachusetts Reports 320 New Coronavirus Cases, 18 Additional Deaths
• White House officials and Democrats fail to reach deal on COVID bill
• Lawyers For Amber Guyger File Appeal For Lesser Charge Following Murder Conviction
• UPS Packages Could Get A Lot More Expensive This Fall
• BSO Seeks Jet Skier Accused Of Shooting Man From Dania Beach Canal
• Philadelphia Flower Show Moving Outside, New Date In 2021
• Maryland QB Josh Jackson Opts Out, Along With 5 Others
• Police: Man Arrested After 'Scuffle' With Pittsburgh Officer In Cemetery
• Maryland Health Insurance Exchange Reopens Special Enrollment
• Police Seek Information On Fatal July 4 Shooting In Homewood
• Intel shows Russia trying to "denigrate" Biden
• Order Prohibiting Nonpublic Schools From Reopening Rescinded By Montgomery County Health Officer
• Study: Most Minneapolis Police Stops Involved Black Drivers
• Dallas Capital Murder Suspect Caught In Victim's Stolen Vehicle In East Texas
• Film Documenting Last Days Of Beloved Comic Robin Williams Releases New Trailer
• World Series MVP Stephen Strasburg To Make 2020 Debut Sunday
• Hasbro Pulls Trolls Doll Over Video Alleging Hidden Button Promotes 'Pedophilia'
• 'Do The Right Thing': Gov. Tom Wolf Urges Congress To Extend $600 Unemployment Benefit
• 59-Year-Old Woman Critically Injured In Drive-By Shooting At Dallas Apartment Complex
• #IRide4Them: Cyclist Riding 846 Miles To Honor Black People Killed By Police In Minnesota
• Pat Bowlen Family Feud Trial Pushed Back From September To 2021
• Maryland Weather: Flash Flood Warning In Effect For Much Of Eastern Shore
• Latest Figures Show 10,000 Californians Dead Of Coronavirus
• Justin Simmons Had Enlightening Offseason Despite No New Contract
• Cam Newton Learning That Perception Doesn't Match Reality With Bill Belichick
• Pa. Resources Council Hosting Chemical Collection Event
• Gov. Murphy Says 45% Of People Called By New Jersey COVID-19 Contact Tracers Not Complying
• 'The Facts Don't Support It': Baker Against All Massachusetts Schools Starting Fully Remote
• Financial losses pile up for U.S. Postal Service
• 49ers Sign Former First Rounder Dion Jordan to 1-Year Deal
• Dallas Real Estate Developer Devin Hall Admits To Bribing City Council Member
• Postmaster general says Postal Service is not "slowing down election mail"
• Man Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries in Mission District Shooting
• Source: Pac-12 Commissioner Meets With Player Group
• Traffic Alert: Stretch Of I-30 In Arlington To Be Closed Both Ways This Weekend
• LA Care, Blue Shield Of California To Hold 7 Drive-Thru School Supply Distributions
• PIAA Believes 'It Can Safely Sponsor Fall Sports,' Asks For Partnership With Wolf Administration
• Former Angels Employee Charged In Pitcher Tyler Skaggs's Fatal Fentanyl Overdose
• 150 Stillwater-Based National Guard Troops To Deploy To Naval Station Guantanamo Bay For Base Security
• Santa Clara County Sheriff's Captain Among 4 Indicted In DA's Corruption Probe
• Group Of Children May Have Touched Rabid Bat In Westminster
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Mayor Updates Guidance On Reopening For Restaurants, Businesses, Religious Institutions
• Suspension reversed for students who shared photos of crowded hallway
• 'Any Time Jordan Peele Asks You To Do Something, You Feel Very Honored': Gillian Jacobs Discusses 'The Twilight Zone' On CBS All Access
• Baker Reduces Massachusetts Outdoor Gathering Limit To 50; 'People Are Simply Not Being Responsible'
• George Floyd Case: Motion To Remove Hennepin County Att'y Mike Freeman Denied
• Massachusetts To Crack Down On 'Bars Masquerading As Restaurants'
• Gov. Whitmer Extends Coronavirus Emergency Through Sept. 4
• Bowie County Man Guilty Of Distributing Child Pornography
• Fundraiser Aims to Save Iconic Sports Bar in San Leandro
• Friday Is Last Day To Buy Cutout Of Your Face For Phillies Games At Citizens Bank Park This Season
• Shop Maryland Tax Free Week Set Begin August 9
• Reopening: San Francisco Teachers, School Officials Reach Agreement On Distance Learning
• Rally that usually attracts 400,000 people still being held
• San Mateo Police Arrest Manteca Woman Suspected of Stealing Credit Cards from Elderly
• U.S. Surgeon General Tells Baltimore Stopping COVID-19 Is Possible Ahead Of Vaccine: 'Power Is In Your Hands'
• Pittsburgh-Area Establishment Issued Notice Of Violation, 10 Others Warned For Not Following Coronavirus Orders
• $100 For A Six-Pack Of Fat Tire? New Belgium Sets Special Rate To Bring Awareness To Climate Change
• VIDEO: Motorcyclist Leads Deputy On High-Speed Chase In North Auburn
• Appeals court rules House has authority to enforce McGahn subpoena
• 2-Year-Old Brooklyn Girl Found After Going Missing
• Swimply App Allows Homeowners To Rent Out Their Swimming Pools By The Hour
• Simple Cooking: Easy 3-Ingredient Recipes
• The Ultimate Guide To Picking A Ripe Watermelon
• Resiliency In The Twin Cities: St. Paul's Midway Goodwill Store Reopens
• Westside Health Authority Distributes Food, Supplies To The Homeless
• Salvation Army's Stuff The Bus Campaign To Help Get Families School Supplies
• Judge: U-M Must Inform Alumni About Doctor Abuse Lawsuits
• Hasbro Removing Trolls Doll From Stores; Petition Says Button Is Inappropriately Placed
• Critics fear Philippines could use COVID crisis to crack down on dissent
• Big Sky, Sac State's Conference, Pushes Season To Spring 2021
• Cam Newton Can't Really Believe He's On The Patriots: 'Just A Surreal Moment'
• Indiana Residents Have 1 Week Left To Avoid Evictions, Utility Shutdowns
• One Rescued After Car Pinned Under Big-Rig In Santa Clarita
• Colorado Artist Eddie Running Wolf Dies From Coronavirus Complications
• Michigan official uses racial slur when asked about masks
• Carrolton Police Arrest Man In Connection To Crash That Killed A Father, Seriously Injured Teenage Son
• New Travel Restrictions Take Effect For Anyone Entering Massachusetts From Rhode Island
• Baltimore County Releases New Interactive Crime Data Dashboard, Reports Homicides Down 15 Percent Versus 2019
• Hacienda Heights Rifle-Wielding Robbery Suspect Wounded By Deputies After Wild Pursuit, Multiple Shootouts
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Rafi
• Clinical Trials Underway In North Texas For COVID-19 Treatment Using Synthetic Antibodies
• Woman In Custody After Not Reporting To Pittsburgh Community Corrections Center
• Erik Jones Out At Joe Gibbs Racing In 2021
• Miami Teen Surprises Frontline Workers With New Apartment After Losing Home, Dog In Fire
• Police Shoot, Wound Man Armed With Knife In Reseda
• Indiana Reports Additional 1,253 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases; Highest Daily Total To Date
• 20% Of Harvard University Freshman Class Have Deferred
• Boston Hospitals To Test Cystic Fibrosis Drug On Severely Ill Coronavirus Patients
• Cuomo says all New York school districts can reopen
• Upper Manhattan Goes Dark Overnight; Con Ed Says Outages Unrelated To Storm
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 758 New Coronavirus Cases And 15 More Deaths, Statewide Case Total Grows To Over 117,000
• 7-year-old boy is now the youngest COVID-19 victim in Georgia
• 5 Injured During 'Altercation' At Richardson Home
• Coronavirus In Maryland: More Than 800 New Cases Reported Friday, Hospitalizations Down Slightly
• 71-Year-Old James Wersick Charged In 6 Maryland Bank Robberies
• Court Clears Way For New Hearing In Baby's 2001 Death
• Hermosa Beach Adding More Personnel To Enforce Face Mask Requirement
• Plane skids off runway in India, killing at least 18
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 556 Additional Cases And 4 Deaths Reported; Over 900K Minnesotans Tested So Far
• Coronavirus-At-A-Glance: Florida Surpasses 8K COVID-19 Deaths
• Brent Scowcroft, national security adviser to two presidents, dies at 95
• Kidsburgh: Family-Friendly August Summer Activities
• 2 Detroit Men Charged In Fatal Shooting
• Report: UCLA Coach Chip Kelly Contracted Coronavirus
• Good Samaritan Manjeet Singh Dies While Trying To Save 3 Children From Central California River
• Crews Knock Down Fire At North Minneapolis Duplex; 1 Firefighter Assessed For Injury
• Ones For Wellness: Doctors Seeing Increase In Broken Heart Syndrome Cases
• Doctors Concerned COVID-19 Vaccine Could Be Less Effective In Obese Adults
• Marlins Complete Stunning 4-Game Sweep Beating Orioles 8-7
• Trump campaign launches bus tours through swing states
• Fort Worth Medical Students Help Area Kids With Back-To-School Supplies Drive
• 'It Is A Binge-Worthy Show': Hermione Corfield On Showtime's 'We Hunt Together'
• Trump falsely says Biden, a practicing Catholic, is "against God"
• COVID model projects U.S. death toll could hit 300,000 by December
• Trump signs order to bar transactions with TikTok's parent company
• DIY Gardening: A Tough Summer For Tomatoes
• Police: Arnold Man Shoots, Wounds Pasadena Woman In Attempted Murder-Suicide
• Angelo B. Clinkscales, Arnise A. Hart, One Other Suspect Arrested By Maryland State Police On Multiple Theft Charges
• Small San Francisco Gyms Campaign For Help In Staying Open
• U.S. puts sanctions on Hong Kong leader, cites "brutal oppression"
• PGA Championship: Bryson DeChambeau's Opening Round Could Have Ended With A Snap
• West Side Church Hosting Gun Turn-In Event; $100 In Exchange For Guns
• Oakland County Reminds Testing Sites To Report COVID-19 Results Promptly
• Deputies Seize Cache Of Assault Rifles, Bump Stock, Metal Knuckles After Pioneer Neighbor Dispute
• Hasbro Is Removing Trolls Doll From Stores Amid Complaints That Button Is Inappropriately Placed
• National Weather Service Confirms EF-0, EF-1 Tornadoes Barreled Through Montgomery, New Castle, Kent, Cape May Counties
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 6 Additional Deaths, Coronavirus County Death Toll Increases To 257
• Liam's List: Your Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• U.S. Hiring Slowed In July As Coronavirus Spread Across Country
• 'Storrowed': Truck Hits Bridge On Storrow Drive In Boston
• 'Star Trek: Lower Decks' Stars Tawny Newsom And Jack Quaid On Joining The Star Trek Universe: 'It's Just Such An Honor': '
• 60-Year-Old Man Found Dead Inside Baltimore Home, Police Investigating
• Stolen Car Slams Into Santa Ana Police Cruiser During Chase
• Restaurants ask Congress for $120 billion "lifeline"
• Race For Massachusetts' 4th Congressional District: Natalia Linos
• Job Losses, Fear Of Virus Complicate Latino Voter Hopes
• Hasbro Removing Trolls Doll From Stores; Petition Says Button Is Inappropriately Placed
• 'It's An Epic Rivalry', Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Pushes To Reschedule Florida-FSU Football Game
• Model Projects Nearly 300,000 Americans Could Die From COVID-19 By December
• Early Morning Fire Damages Home In Upscale Davis Neighborhood
• Ex-Florida State player, 27, dies after collapsing during training
• Police Still Searching For Missing Hanson Grandmother Sandra Crispo, Who 'Vanished' One Year Ago
• Chicago Group Given $10 Million For Community Redevelopment In Auburn Gresham
• Gunshot Victim Dies After Being Found Wounded At Orange Crash Site
• Minnesota Teen Killed In Fargo Fight; 1 Arrested, 1 Still Sought
• Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Now Worth $100 Billion
• Is Acupuncture Safe Right Now? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Michigan Matters: Talking Race, Social Justice, Equality
• It Doesn't Sound Like Bill Belichick Gave Much Thought To Opting Out Of 2020 Season
• PTL Links: August 7, 2020
• Here's A List Of Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• Important Info From The City Of Dallas About COVID-19
• Ravens QB Lamar Jackson Graces The Cover Of New Madden 21 Mobile App
• Bucks Clinch Top Seed In East Win Over Heat
• HBO's 'Stockton On My Mind' Shows Mayor Tubbs' Dreams For Struggling City
• SpaceX Successfully Launches 57 More Satellites
• Wayzata Public Schools Proposes Hybrid Learning Plan For Upcoming School Year
• Miami Weather: Partly Cloudy With Steamy Sun
• Minnesota Weather: Severe Storms Possible As Heat And Humidity Return This Weekend
• 'Dirty Dancing,' 'A League Of Their Own' Reboots In The Works
• Michael Porter Jr. Keeps Pouring In The Points, But Nuggets Lose To Trail Blazers
• Health Officials Report 222 New COVID-19 Cases In Collin County
• Police: 38-Year-Old Man In Critical Condition After Stabbing In Olney
• Drive-Thru Ballot Drop Off Begins Friday In Minneapolis
• July Unemployment Rate Drops To 10.2%, Nearly 1.8 Million Jobs Added
• Recovery Underway After Body Found In Belmont Harbor
• Purple Heart Day: Lights To Honor Heroes Across Massachusetts
• Employers slowed hiring in July as coronavirus spread
• SpaceX Launched Another Round Of Starlink Satellites
• Day Leads The Way, Tiger In The Hunt After Round 1 Of PGA Championship
• PIAA Board To Hold Meeting Regarding Gov. Tom Wolf's Recommendation To Postpone Youth Sports
• Here's What Bruins Need To Do To Avoid Fourth Seed In Eastern Conference Playoffs
• 18-Year-Old Critically Injured After Triple Shooting In Flatbush, Brooklyn
• Seen On Video: Man Suspected Of Robbing 7 Cabbies At Gunpoint In Brooklyn
• The Meadows Frozen Custard In Greensburg Closed Due To Potential Coronavirus Exposure
• Judge dismisses lawsuit to invalidate proxy voting in the House
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/7 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• One Dead, Three Wounded In Late Night Oakland Shooting
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Official Says State Watch List 'Fundamentally Flawed'; Day, Todd Lead Fanless PGA Championship; In-Person Voting Rules Set
• One Person Flown To Hospital In Tractor Trailer Crash On Interstate 79
• 2020 Back To School: Guide For Parents Struggling With Home Learning -- Balancing The Big Picture
• Vanessa Guillén's murder a "tipping point," Army secretary says
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Attempting To Kidnap Ex-Girlfriend In Redwood City
• Back-To-School Sales Tax 'Holiday' Underway
• Shaler Area School District Pushes Back Start Date, Will Do Online Learning For First 4 Weeks
• Coroner issues ruling on why "Love Island" host killed herself
• Oakland A's bench coach apologizes for apparent Nazi salute
• Weekend Search Party Planned For Grandmother Last Seen At The Watauga Bingo Hall 3 Weeks Ago
• Ohio gov. tests negative for COVID-19 hours after positive result
• 2020 Back To School: Guide For Parents Struggling With Home Learning
• Inside the aftermath of Beirut's deadly explosion
• What doctors know about the risk of COVID-19 for kids
• Laid-off workers across America endure loss of $600 aid
• Debates commission denies Trump request for 4th debate
• COVID-19 could cause your hair to fall out
• Pennsylvania Man Accused Of Kidnapping Amish Teen Linda Stoltzfoos Ordered To Stand Trial
• North Hills School District Will Begin School Year Online
• Mother gives birth after Beirut explosion shatters hospital room
• Trump "optimistic" about a COVID-19 vaccine near Election Day
• Man In Custody After Shots Fired At And By Police In Chatham
• How Did Illinois See An Increase In July Tax Collections During The Pandemic? 'July Was Not A Normal Month'
• Fauci 'Satisfied' With Enrollment So Far In Moderna Coronavirus Vaccine Trial
• Texas Tech Women's Coach Fired One Day After Report Of Abuse
• Isaias Power Outages Persist In New Jersey
• Glenview Teen Dies In Stabbing
• Americans Have Less Debt For The First Time In Six Years
• Following Charter Commission Vote, Minneapolis City Leaders Push Ahead With Efforts To Change Police
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm Temperatures And A Low Rain Chance
• Power outages hit parts of Manhattan
• 30-Year-Old Missing Baltimore Man Found
• Phillies Fans Catch Attention Of Yankees Manager Aaron Boone From Outside Citizens Bank Park
• Getting A Big Screen Fix: Theaters Showing Classic Movies With Limited Seating
• COVID compounds Pennsylvania's fracking industry problems
• Former education secretary discusses safely returning to school
• Dancer Loses Thousands Of Dollars After Scammers Funnel Unemployment Funds Through Her Bank Account
• Woman In Car With 2 Young Kids Caught In Crossfire In Kensington
• Chicago Weather: Heat And Humidity Return This Weekend
• Anti-government protests break out in Beirut after deadly blasts
• Father of 30 strikes it rich, unearthing three huge rare gems
• Former WPIAL Executive Director Says Canceling Fall Sports Would Have Far-Reaching Impacts
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/7 Friday Morning Forecast
• Lawmaker's former aide pleads guilty in her murder
• Starlight Drive-In Hosting Several Live Events In August
• Woman Loses Thousands Of Dollars In Scam
• 2 Overnight SWAT Situations End Peacefully
• Attorney For Family Of Romir Talley Wants Officer Fired And Charged
• Penguins Face Elimination In Game 4 Against Montreal
• Attendance Woes: Local Zoos Face Challenges As Colder Weather Approaches
• To Do List: Beer Gardens, Drive-In Concerts, Outdoor Fitness Classes
• SpaceX launches 57 more Starlink satellites, capping busy week
• Friday's Show Info (8/7/20)
• Utah protesters face potential life sentence due to "gang" law

Videos from August 7, 2020

• Former Education Secretary John King on "The Takeout" — 8/7/2020
• Child exploitation has skyrocketed amid pandemic, experts warn
• 9-year-old Florida boy inspires community to adopt older pets
• Biden clarifies comments about African American community
• Intelligence community says Russia, China have picked favorites in the U.S. election
• Unemployment rate falls to 10.2% as stimulus debate delays benefits
• At least 17 killed in Air India plane crash
• Coronavirus cases in kids on the rise
• Cuomo will allow New York schools to reopen
• CBS Evening News, August 7, 2020
• COVID-19 relief bill negotiations fall apart as lawmakers remain divided
• U.S. imposes sanctions on Hong Kong chief executive Carrie Lam
• 96-year-old WWII veteran graduates from college
• New book examines free speech in America
• 76-year-old proposes to girlfriend at senior living facility
• Former Los Angeles Angels employee charged in pitcher Tyler Skaggs' fatal overdose
• A look at Biden's potential running mates: Maggie Hassan, Keisha Lance Bottoms, and Tammy Baldwin
• Does President Trump care about winning the popular vote?
• "March For Our Lives” co-founder David Hogg on NRA lawsuit and new ad targeting young voters
• How a Mumbai slum successfully combated coronavirus as cases soar across India
• How COVID-19 is affecting Black childbirth
• Safety concerns as Russia pushes to roll out world's first coronavirus vaccine
• Trump considers executive action on economic stimulus
• Legal analyst: New York has a "very good case" against the NRA
• Improving diversity in medicine could help close racial care gap
• U.S. toilet paper companies have been destroying world's largest intact forest for decades: Report
• Nation's unemployment rate falls to 10.2% as economy adds 1.8 million jobs in July
• Families reunite with sick children after hospital lifts monthslong visiting restrictions
• Cattle ranchers and alternative meat makers are competing for a spot on your dinner plate
• Trump suggests there could be a vaccine before November 3: Is it possible?
• At risk of closing due to pandemic, independent restaurants seek help from Congress
• New York attorney general’s office sues National Rifle Association
• Protests mount against Lebanese government over deadly Beirut blast
• Joe Biden apologizes for comments on racial diversity among African Americans
• No deal: Democrats and White House negotiators clash over coronavirus relief bill
• Major U.S. cities see elevated jobless rates amid pandemic