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Articles from August 10, 2020

• Man Drowns After Boating Accident In South Lake Tahoe
• Hotels Install Office Amenities to Lure Bay Area Teleworkers Out of the House
• Sacramento County Sheriff's Office To Partygoers: Stay Home
• Masks Worn Amid COVID-19 May Lead To Form Of Immunity
• Family Remembers US Navy Sailor Killed After Being Struck By Metro Bus In East LA
• Possibly Armed Man Barricaded In Hancock Park Home Surrenders After Nearly 4 Hours
• Some Teachers Balk as San Jose Schools Prepare to Reopen Classrooms Wednesday
• Judge Issues Injunction Against Uber And Lyft, Says Drivers Are Employees
• Caught On Video: Parents Outraged As Deputies Point Guns At 3 Black Teens Who Had Been Attacked In Santa Clarita
• Angels Rally to 10-9 Win Over A's
• Trout Homers Twice, Helps Angels Rally To 10-9 Win Over A's
• South Coast Plaza Makes Pandemic Shift To Operate Out Of Revamped Parking Garage
• Sacramento Woman's Home Mistakenly Listed As Marijuana Dispensary Online
• Young Woman Tackles Tough Jobs One Year After Losing Half Her Knee To Rare Cancer
• CHP Performing Almost Daily Rescues As Visitors Bombard Parks And Trails
• Stephon Clark Birthday Event Held Downtown After County Closed Discovery Park
• Roseville Police Investigating Suspicious Death After Vehicle Fire
• 2 Snowboarders Cited For Causing Avalanche In Summit County In March
• Ventura County Officials Push Back On Newbury Park Church's Packed Services
• Giants Spoil McCullers' No-Hit Bid in 7th but Fall to Astros
• McCullers Throws 7 Scoreless, Astros Beat Giants 6-4
• RTD Considers Replacing Security Guards With Social Workers
• Postponing Football Could Impact All Other Sports At CU Boulder
• Curtis Park Residents Report Noticeable Increase In Crime At Homeless Camps
• Eddie Rosario's Grand Slam Helps Twins Beat Brewers 4-2, Ending 4-Game Skid
• Chicago Weather: Dangerous Storms Bring Tornado Warnings, Hurricane-Force Winds, Severe Damage To Chicago Area
• Brazen 'Hot Rodders' Do Burnouts, Donuts Next To Downtown Minneapolis Police Precinct
• 'The Right Trajectory': COVID-19 Cases Drop For Second Week In Colorado
• Los Angeles County To Start $100 Million Coronavirus Rent Relief Program Next Week
• Newsom: White House Unemployment Plan Would Cost State $700M Per Week
• Grieving Daughter Fights Comcast Over Cable Bill After Parents Die Of Coronavirus
• 'One-Third Who Contract It Die,' Plymouth County Official Warns Everyone To Take EEE Seriously
• Baltimore Gas Explosion: How To Help & Other Resources
• Some Connecticut Residents Left Wondering When Power Will Be Restored
• Denver City Council Considers Ballot Measure To Repeal Pit Bull Ban
• Looters Ransack Streeterville Florist Shop That Opened Just A Few Months Ago
• Climber Dies After Falling From Rock Face At Mohonk Preserve, New York State Police Say
• CBS13 Investigates: Agencies Giving Governor Misleading Information
• Neighbors Help Neighbors As Crews Continue To Dig Through Rubble In Baltimore Gas Explosion
• Armed Man, Secret Service Officer Taken To Hospital Following Shooting Near White House
• Mother Of Man Shot By Police In Englewood Before Downtown Unrest Says He Had No Gun, Was Trying To Run Away
• Coronavirus In Maryland: State Adds 755 New Cases, Total Surpasses 96K
• Vandals Smash Up Sarpino's Pizzeria In South Loop
• Prospect Park Littered With Beer And Liquor Bottles, Containers Of Food, Other Garbage Following Illegal Party On Sunday Night
• West Virginia University: 67 Cases Of Coronavirus Out Of 11,604 Tests
• Why Did Sunday's Lightning Storm Last So Long?
• Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber Says While COVID Cases Are Down 'They're Not Where They Should Be'
• 'They Need To Be In Class': Unique Kids Preschool Reopens With Several Safety Measures
• Family Planning To Sue After Video Surfaces Of Key West Police Officers Handcuffing Boy
• Abby Ladwig, 3, Found Alive After Missing For A Day In Western Wisconsin
• Detroit Tigers Breeze Their Way To Victory Against White Sox
• Group Gathers At Central District Police Station, Tries To Get People Who Were Arrested For Looting Downtown Released From Police Custody
• Vegetation Fire Burns 65 Acres Near Roseville Neighborhood
• Canceled Gopher Football Season Likely To Cause Financial Strife For Other 'U' Sports
• Finding Suzanne Morphew: Investigators Distribute Flyers On 3 Month Anniversary Of Disappearance
• Sacramento-Based Company Documenting Pandemic As Seen Through The World's Eyes
• Tired Of Being Pinned Down: Michigan Bowling Alleys Sue Governor
• Zoom Wine Tastings Connect Minnesotans With Industry Luminaries
• Nationals' Cabrera Homers Twice In 16-4 Destruction Of Mets
• Grizzly Creek Fire Closes I-70, Grows To 1,300 Acres Near Glenwood Springs
• Chicago Police Announce Path Forward In Fulfilling Consent Decree, But Do Not Address Complaints About Missed Deadlines
• As Oppressive Heat Takes Over, Some NYC Residents Remain Without Power Nearly A Week After Isaias
• Democratic National Convention 2020: Lake Orion UAW Vice President To Speak At Event
• Michigan Tourism Industry Hit Due To Pandemic, Awaiting Funding
• Lane Tech College Prep Local School Council Votes To Remove School Resource Officers
• Distilleries Ask Congress For Help Due To Loss Of Sales
• Dead Body Found In Pickup Truck, Michigan State Police Make Arrest 
• Shooting Suspect Turns Himself In, Three Suspects In Custody After Triple Shooting
• Thunderstorms Can Trigger Asthma Attacks That Need Hospitalization, Study Says
• Health Experts: Schools Are Not Transparent With Covid-19 Data
• Some Grosse Pointe Parents Upset About Online Only School Start
• FDA Won't 'Cut Corners' To Approve A Covid-19 Vaccine, Commissioner Says
• 'It Was Like A Bomb Went Off' | Residents Say Baltimore Gas Explosion Jolted Their Homes
• Philadelphia City Council To Hold Gun Violence Hearings Following Violent Weekend Where 3 Children Shot
• Getting Organ-ized In Detroit
• Mama-Tee Community Fridge Seeking To Feed Philadelphians One Brightly Colored Refrigerator At A Time
• Bay Area Biotech Company Develops Promising New Class Of Drug To Treat COVID-19 Patients
• Coronavirus Cluster Linked To Windham, NH Church
• Attorney For Family Of Romir Talley Wants Wilkinsburg Police Department Disbanded
• Man Shot In Leg In East Baltimore, Police Say
• Caught On Camera Confrontation Between Anti-Masker, Grocery Store Employee In Laguna Woods Goes Viral
• Penn State Coach James Franklin Calls On Big Ten Conference To Avoid Canceling Football Season
• Hogan OKs Plan For Voting Centers For 2020 General Election
• Nonprofit Offering Safe Workspace In Germantown Church To Help Students, Families As School Year Shifts To Virtual Learning
• Police: Man Fighting For Life After Being Stabbed In Neck In Center City
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional COVID-19 Deaths Over Weekend
• Deadly Baltimore Gas Explosion Occurs On 4th Anniversary Of Silver Spring Blast; Lawmakers Ask For Update On Federal Efforts
• 84 arrests reported in 24 hours at massive motorcycle rally
• Phillies Blast 5 Home Runs, Aaron Nola Dominates In 13-8 Win Over Braves
• Pennsylvania State Parks Experiencing Overcrowding
• 2 Charged In Alleged $4 Million Gambling Scheme Involving Livermore Casino Dealer
• 'I'm Afraid They Are Going To End Up Failing': Many Texas Students Head To Class Online Without Reliable Internet Connection
• Santa Clara Co. Lawmakers Consider Extending Eviction Moratorium Through September 30
• Students Go Back To School In Inland Empire With Distanced-Learning
• '2020 Has Been A Rollercoaster': Chef Nancy Silverton Talks About Reopening After Pandemic Closures, COVID-19 Diagnosis, Looting And Fire
• Church In Anne Arundel County Intentionally Set On Fire, Person Of Interest Sought, Fire Department Says
• Police Arrest Woman Suspected Of Setting Fire To Trash Bin Behind Berkeley Synagogue
• Chicago Has Long History Of Civil Unrest, But Downtown Location Makes This Year Different
• Court: LA County Owes $8M To Man Killed Like George Floyd
• Rangers Win NHL Draft Lottery, Get Shot At Consensus Top Prospect Alexis LaFreniere
• Commerce City Police Arrest Domestic Violence Suspect Who Barricaded Himself In Home
• Shakeup At The Top: California's Public Health Director Resigns After Coronavirus Data Glitch
• Reopening: Oakland Students Begin School Year Learning From Home
• Firefighters Contain Vegetation Fire In Sutter County, Multiple Outbuildings Destroyed
• Baltimore City Community College Offering Free Fall Tuition As Classes Shift Online Due To Coronavirus
• Orange County Lowers Coronavirus Death Toll After Duplicates Discovered
• Bay Area Teachers Juggle Ways To Help Students Adjust To Online Learning
• Anger And Frustration In Loop After Night Of Looting
• 60 Freeway To Close For 55 Hours Between 710 And 605 Freeways Beginning Friday
• Joe Biden Predicts There Will Be An Electric Corvette And He's Probably Right
• Pennsylvania Republicans Aim New Bills At Shutdowns Of Schools And Athletics
• Coronavirus Testing Could Increase As Texas Schools Reopen, Gov. Abbott Says
• Just Hours Into Merger, TCF Bank Customers Reporting Debit Card, Balance Issues
• Activists Say Looting Is Unacceptable, But Speaks To Greater Societal Problems
• San Francisco Gym Operators Call On City Officials To Change Business Classification
• State Racing Board Confirms Another Horse Death At Los Alamitos
• Where Do States Stand On Trump's Unemployment Insurance Executive Order?
• School Districts Push Back Distance Learning Start Dates, Give Teachers Time To Prepare
• Inmate Death At NorCal Prison Investigated As Homicide
• Fence Around Minnesota State Capitol To Remain Through Spring Of 2021
• Police: Gloucester Township Homeowner, Promoter Charged After Throwing Pool Party With 250 People In Attendance
• San Anselmo Group Places Free Mask In Trees For Those In Need
• Distance Learning Off To Rough Start In Modesto
• Binny's, Other Stores Near North And Sheffield Hit By Looting, And Not For First Time
• Thinking Of Starting A Learning Pod? Experts Say Parents Should Understand Legal Liability First
• UPMC Study Says Negative Coronavirus Test Will Most Likely Not Retest As Positive
• California Judge Rules Uber, Lyft Drivers Are Employees
• Rumors College Football Season Could Be Canceled Has South Florida Athletes Bracing For What's Next
• No Doncic, No Porzingis, No Problem For Mavericks Against Jazz
• No Staggered School Start Date For Anne Arundel County Students In Grades 1-12 Due To COVID-19
• Denver Weather: Air Quality Issues Thanks To Wildfires
• Judge Rules In Favor Of Multi-City Lawsuit Against Uber And Lyft Regarding AB 5
• Offseason Goals For Minnnesota Wild Topped By Goaltending Improvement
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Wisconsin voters head to the polls again after "the disaster of April 7"
• Body Of 35-Year-Old Man Recovered From Camden County Lake, Family Says
• Chicago Neighborhood Businesses Board Up To Avoid Possible Unrest
• Washington Wild Things Suspend Season, Cite Warning From State Police
• Los Angeles County CEO Sachi Hamai Retiring At Month's End
• Body Of Abdimajid Osman Nur Recovered From Little Detroit Lake After 2-Day Search
• Feds Seek More Time To Mull Boston Marathon Bomber Ruling
• Pittsburgh-Area Parents Struggling With Back-To-School Shopping
• Dixon Teachers Protest Return To In-Class Instruction
• Drones Deployed During Hayward Police Standoff Find Gunman Sleeping In His Own Bed
• Heat Becomes Concern As Crews Work, Residents Displaced From Baltimore Gas Explosion
• Little Lone Tree 'Officer' Stops Cop
• Guard At California's San Quentin Prison Dies Of Coronavirus
• Mountain West Postpones Fall Sports, CSU, AFA Football Included
• Coronavirus Forces 'Urban Boarding Experience' For Dallas ISD Students To Do More
• 'Person Was Almost On Top Of Me': Traveler Shares Warning After Flight Was Too Close For Comfort
• Denver Broncos Announces 2020 Training Camp Practice Schedule
• Human Resource Professional Says Workers Are 'Afraid To Voice How They Feel' About Returning To Workplace
• Women For Trump Launches Bus Tour In Montgomery County
• Bronx Grocery Store Suddenly Lets Go Workers Who Risked Their Health To Help Others During Height Of Pandemic
• Sonoma County Sheriff Poised To Challenge Oversight Ballot Measure
• Some Families Turn To Homeschooling Amid Uncertain School Year
• DNR Sees Uptick In Black Bear Sightings In Twin Cities
• Homes Blocks Away From Baltimore Gas Explosion Sustain Damage
• Minnesota College Football Fans, Players React To Possibility Of Canceled Season
• Chicago Store Owner Describes His Fear As He Said Looters Threatened To Kill Him
• LaToya Ratlieff Meets With Fort Lauderdale Mayor Dean Trantalis To Discuss Police Reform
• Pit Bull Ban: Aurora Seeks Feedback On Restricted Breed Ordinance
• Philadelphia 76ers Provide Update On Injured All-Stars Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons
• LA County Health Director 'Cautiously Optimistic' As Coronavirus Trends Improve
• Trump Pulled From Briefing After Secret Service Shoots Armed Man Outside White House
• Spotlight On Chicago's Response To Widespread Unrest
• Study: Early Months Of Pandemic Caused 80% Drop In Car Traffic Throughout Southern California
• How Did Bad Information About Englewood Cop Shooting Spark Looting?
• Campaign 2020: Seven Candidates Express Strengths In Run For Broward's Supervisor Of Elections
• 'The Lord Works In Mysterious Ways': Vikings LB Cam Smith To Miss Season Due To Heart Condition
• Max Minute: Hair Loss Linked To Coronavirus Pandemic-Induced Stress
• JeffCo Open Space Ranger: Don't Feed Moose Pizza
• President Trump Abruptly Cuts Off Press Briefing Amid Reported Shots Fired Near White House (CBS News)
• Gov. Murphy Announces $155 Million Plan To Allow Nursing Homes To Reopen To Visitors; Testing Mandatory For Staff And Residents
• Family Who Was Having Gathering Scattered When Shots Were Fired In Denver Drive-By Shooting
• Pittsburgh Penguins Slated To Pick No. 15 In 2020 NHL Draft
• Bystander Dies After Getting Caught In Crossfire At Brooklyn Park; 'Get The Guns Off The Street', Victim's Wife Says
• Wildlife Officers And Volunteers Carry 700 Greenback Cutthroat Trout To Poudre River
• Union Representing Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Journalists Votes To Strike
• Homeowner Charged After Police Break Up Party With Hundreds Of People In Howell, N.J.
• Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Gets Coronavirus Test As City Welcomes New Testing Site
• Aberdeen Police Searching For Missing 16-Year-Old
• Secret Service Escorts Trump Out Of Press Briefing After Armed Person Shot Outside White House
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/10 Monday Night Headlines
• Mask Mandate Begins In Everett, Violators Could Be Fined $300
• Surveillance Camera Helps Police Nab Jeannette Shooting Suspect
• Westminster Police: Destiny Morehouse Dies After Being Shot While Trying To Stop Fight
• The Freehouse, Pryes Brewing Company Release State Fair-Inspired Beer
• Mansfield ISD Avoids Gridlock Repeat With Device Pickup After Implementing New Strategy
• Allentown Officials Warning Residents Of Dog Possibly Exposed To Rabies After Fight With Skunk
• CDC: Scientists Find New Natural Ingredient That Can Protect You From Ticks And Mosquitoes
• Faces Of COVID: Elaine McDeid, 83, Remembered As Pillar Of Her Lutheran Community
• Teens, Ages 16 And 17, Arrested In Fatal Owings Mills Shooting
• South Florida Family-Owned Biz Offering Made From Scratch Meals Delivered To Your Door
• Patriots Sign Running Back Lamar Miller
• Minnesota Absentee And Early Primary Voting Surges
• Police Investigating After 2 Men Shot In Southwest Baltimore
• California Supreme Court Orders Passing Score For Bar Exam Lowered By 50 Points Due To Pandemic
• Pres. Donald Trump Campaign Kicks Off 'Women For Trump' Bus Tour In Pennsylvania
• Mayflower II Returns To Plymouth Monday After 3-Year Renovation
• Red Onions Sold At Trader Joe's, Ralphs Recalled Over Salmonella
• Long Island Camps Have Message For Schools: We Have Safety Protocols You May Want To Adopt This Fall
• A Bridge Home Shelter Opens In Van Nuys To Serve 70 Homeless People
• Cheyney University Faculty Concerned About COVID-19 Testing As They Return To Campus For In-Person Instruction
• 'It Stinks And It's Piling Up': Trash Troubles Mounting In Upper Darby As Sanitation Workers Quarantine
• Widespread Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Onions Reaches New Jersey
• Gov. Newsom Says Trump Unemployment Plan Falls Short, Addresses COVID-19 Data Glitch
• Nearly 75% Of New York City Students Plan To Return To Classrooms This Fall
• Gov. Tom Wolf Announces Low-Interest Loans For Philadelphia Homeowners, Businesses Damaged During Unrest
• Report: Pac-12 Set To Cancel 2020 Football Due To COVID-19; Trump Wants Games To Proceed
• George Floyd Case: Judge Releases Ex-Officers Lane And Kueng Body Cam Videos
• Nassau County Exec. Demands PSEG Long Island Pay Back Customers For 'Botched' Storm Response
• Philadelphia Museum Of Art Preparing To Reopen To Public In Early September
• Coronavirus Latest: In-Person Instruction At University Of Maryland Delayed Two Weeks
• Bicyclist Stabbed After Argument Over Riding On Sidewalk Near Half Moon Bay; Suspect Arrested
• Fort Worth Police Seek Help Solving January Murder Of Darius Marable In His Home
• Charges: Thief River Falls Resident Ben Roggenbuck, 38, Created And Distributed Child Pornography
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Says He's 'Supportive Of Parents Having The Option Of Distance Learning'
• Asylum officers denounce Trump rule they would be charged with enforcing
• Holy Cross Shifts To Remote Learning For Fall Semester
• Perseid Meteor Shower To Peak Over Philadelphia Area Tuesday Night
• Urban Redevelopment Authority To Vote On Investing $4M In Affordable Housing
• 'This Can't Go On': New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Outraged After Seeing Unmasked Crowds Not Social Distancing Over Weekend
• Police Receive Report Of USPS Box Stolen In South Minneapolis
• $96 Million In State Grants Awarded To Small Businesses Impacted By Pandemic
• COVID-19 Leads To Another Restaurant Closure: Rialto Cafe On 16th Street Mall
• DC Officials Condemn 'Horrific' Mass Shootings At Cookout
• Dallas County Sees Positive Trend: Fewer Coronavirus Hospitalizations, ICU Admissions
• Coronavirus Infections Among US Children Grew 40% In Last 2 Weeks Of July, Report Finds
• Grass Fire In Rural Placer County Near Roseville Burns 26 Acres
• 2 Dead, 7 Injured After Gas Explosion Rocks Northwest Baltimore Neighborhood Near Reisterstown Road Plaza
• Disbarred Beverly Hills Attorney Pleads Guilty To Federal Charge Of Scheming To Steal Over $500K From Client
• Philadelphia Public League To Suspend High School Sports Until January 2021
• Up-And-Coming Filipino Rapper Ruby Ibarra Also A COVID-19 Researcher
• Campaign 2020: 1-On-1 With Miami-Dade Mayoral Candidate Esteban Bovo Jr.
• Campaign Advisor For Pres. Donald Trump Knowingly Misgenders Pa. Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine
• George Floyd Case: Judge Releases Ex-Officers Lane And Kueng Body Cam Videos (Warning: Graphic Content)
• Arrest Made In Fort Lauderdale Shooting That Injured Woman, Child
• Arlington ISD Announces Community Eligibility Provision Plans For Upcoming School Year
• Contra Costa Supervisors Set To Approve 284 Apartments Near Pleasant Hill BART
• 'I Just Want To Offer My Prayers' | City, State Officials Offer Support As First Responders Search For Survivors At NW Baltimore Explosion Site
• Claremont Police Chief Shelly Vander Veen's Name Used In Social Security, Bitcoin Scam
• Philadelphia Trash, Recycling Collection Running Behind Again This Week, Streets Department Says
• Potential Kodak deal on hold until "allegations are cleared"
• Will a coronavirus vaccine help those who need it most?
• Homelessness In Stanislaus County Increased By Almost 10 Percent In 2019
• U.S. has more COVID cases than some countries have people
• TSA: Fewer People Are Flying, But Officers Are Finding More Guns At Security Checkpoints
• Gilead seeks FDA approval for COVID-19 drug remdesivir
• Prosecutors: John Blackston Charged With Murder In Shooting Of Woman Found Dead In Car In Delaware County
• Coronavirus Latest: Mass. Reports 214 New Cases, 5 Additional Deaths
• Transit officials ask Apple to help protect passengers
• 'Yo Semite' T-Shirt Sales A Big Hit For Jewish Museum After Trump Blunder
• Suspect Leads Officers On Chase From Auburn To Truckee
• Looting Was Coordinated Response To Police-Involved Shooting In Englewood, Brown Says
• Big Ten Conference Reportedly Expected To Cancel 2020 Football Season
• LAUSD To Offer Free One-On-One Tutoring To Students This Fall
• Part-Time Boca Resident Woman Wins $2 Million On Slot Machine At Seminole Casino Coconut Creek
• 'My Relationship With The Art Form Changed Forever': Esther Povitsky On Comedy Central Stand-Up Special 'Hot For My Name'
• Authorities Say Michigan Woman Lost $17,000 In Scam
• Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia's Stepfather Dies From COVID-19, A Day After Mother's Memorial Service
• Delta Foundation Asks DA's Office To Investigate Finances Under Former President
• EEE Risk Levels Rise To High, Moderate In Multiple Plymouth County Communities
• Pres. Donald Trump Says He'll Give Presidential Nomination Speech At Gettysburg Or White House
• Bruce Cassidy Feels 'Different Energy' From Bruins With Quick Turnaround For Playoffs
• Illinois Has 1,319 New COVID-19 Cases
• 2 Juveniles Arrested In Shooting Of Off-Duty Dallas Officer Near Fort Worth Stockyards
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Says COVID-19 Will "Loom" Over 2021 Session
• Older Couple Rescued By CHP Helicopter After Being Chased By Cow In Solano County Park
• Lawmakers Debate Bill To Suspend MCAS Exam For 4 Years
• Baltimore gas explosion leaves 1 dead and 6 injured
• 100 arrested, 13 cops hurt in Chicago unrest: "Assault on our city"
• Police break up party with nearly 300 people
• Orange County Reports Season's First Case Of Human West Nile Virus After Child Tests Positive
• Trump unemployment insurance executive order will cost states billions
• Brian Johnson Granted Release From Red Sox
• 29-Year-Old Man Fighting For Life After Being Shot In Chest In Kingsessing, Police Say
• Major Exits On Interstate 80/94 Closed After Night Of Looting In Chicago
• Student who took viral school photo says she's received threats
• Sun Valley Church Looks To Take Legal Action Over Order Banning Indoor Services
• Tarleton State University Delays Football Season Until Spring
• House won't return until mid-September amid coronavirus gridlock
• Driver Killed, Passenger Injured In Richmond Ambush Shooting
• Coronavirus (MN): MDH To Allow Controlled Visits From Family, Friends At Lower Risk Long-Term Care Facilities
• Twitter's Rumored Interest In Buying TikTok Sparks Stock Rally
• Overcoming A Culture Clash: How NASA And SpaceX Brought Back US Astronaut Launches
• Fire Tears Through Cooking Show Host Rachael Ray's Upstate N.Y. Home
• Police Need Help Finding Missing Miami Girl
• More Evacuations Ordered For Pine Gulch Fire As It Grows To 28,880+ Acres
• Storms Producing 100 MPH Winds In Iowa Bearing Down On Chicago
• Dr. Sonia Angell, California's Top Public Health Director, Resigns; No Reason Given
• Contra Costa County Couple Charged With Keeping Nanny As Slave Laborer
• Antonio Banderas Forced To Celebrate 60th Birthday While Battling Coronavirus
• Health Officials Quit, Ousted Amid COVID-19 Pandemic; Dr. Sonia Angell Latest To Depart
• Struggling Renters, Homeowners Can Get Cash To Make Payments Under New State Program
• Sheriff's Office: Naked Man In Oakland County May Be Breaking Into Homes
• Trump narrows nomination speech sites to Gettysburg and White House
• Police Chief Decries 'Cowardly Acts' After Dueling Rallies Turn Violent In Fort Collins
• Rare Early Morning Colorado Microburst Slams Limon
• Central Bucks School District Announces School Year To Begin With Virtual Learning
• Be Sure To Check Your Polling Place In Minneapolis; The City Says 40 Percent Have Been Moved
• Foxx: 'We Are Hurting, We Are Frustrated, We Are Anxious'
• State Police Warn 10 Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Not Following Coronavirus Orders
• New American Citizens Never Would've Expected They'd Get Sworn In ... In A Parking Lot
• 18-Year-Old Gets 35 To 80 Years After Plea In Grandfather's Murder
• Wisconsin Voters Request 900K Absentee Ballots For Primary
• Large Police Response In West Garfield Park
• Report: Patriots Expected To Sign Tight End Jordan Leggett, DT Darius Kilgo
• Robin Williams' daughter fires back at Eric Trump
• Lamar Jackson Tells Steve Smith Sr. He Wept After Seeing Madden 21 Cover: 'I Actually Shed Tears'
• Police: Man Killed In Shooting Outside Of Detroit Funeral Home, Suspect Arrested
• Will The Big Ten Conference Cancel The 2020 College Football Season?
• Central California Casino Becomes State's First Card Room To Reopen Outdoors
• Drivers Can Expect Overnight Closures On I-25 Near Fort Collins This Week
• Arvada Couple Restores Antique Sewing Machine To Make Face Masks
• Lebanese PM steps down after deadly blasts and protests
• How Safe Is Getting My Car Inspected? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Police: 96-Year-Old Woman Sexually Assaulted In Her Home, Suspect Charged
• Tigers, Marlins Creating Interesting Standings Early
• Report: Big Ten To Cancel College Football Season For This Fall
• Report: Pac-12 Conference Set To Cancel 2020 Football Season Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Salton Sea Hit By Swarm Of Earthquakes; Strongest A Magnitude-4.6
• Domestic Violence Suspect Arrested After SWAT, Crisis Negotiators Respond To Stockton Neighborhood
• Catholic Schools In Massachusetts Face Wave Of Closures
• Report: Big Ten Votes To Cancel 2020 College Football Season
• Pennsylvania Schools To Get More State Virus Analysis To Guide Reopening
• Ghislaine Maxwell 'Responsible For Creating The Monster': Attorney Brad Edwards Dishes Details Of New Book, 'Relentless Pursuit: My Fight For The Victims Of Jeffrey Epstein'
• Report: Big Ten To Cancel College Football Season For This Fall
• Lions Trade CB Michael Jackson To Pats For 2022 Draft Pick
• 76-Year-Old Man Hospitalized After Brutal Attack With Metal Bar In San Francisco's Tenderloin; Suspect Arrrested
• After Night Of Storms, Heavy Rain, Street Flooding Reported In South Minneapolis
• Some Kids Still Have Coronavirus Symptoms Months After Falling Ill
• COVID Concert: Metallica To Record Socially Distant Show For Drive-In Movie Theaters
• Calif. Public Health Director Sonia Angell Resigns Following Tech Issues With Coronavirus Test Numbers
• Report: NFL Could Play Some Games On Saturdays If College Football Is Canceled
• Hit & Run Victim Sierra Chavez's Family Pleads For Suspect Driver To Come Forward
• As Big 12 Remains Silent, Big Ten And Pac 12 Are Reportedly Canceling Their Football Seasons
• Chicago Weather: Heat, Humidity; Severe Storm Potential Approaching
• LIVE UPDATES: Looting, Unrest Overnight Across Downtown Chicago; The Loop Shut Down
• Study: Thunderstorms Can Trigger Asthma Attacks That Need Hospitalization
• Marijuana Use During Pregnancy Linked To Autism In Babies, Study Says
• After Looting, Violence, Residents Can Expect Restricted Access Downtown
• From Brady To Newton: Julian Edelman Details Patriots' Change At Quarterback
• Wolf Administration Gives Schools Reopening Recommendations Based On Local Coronavirus Transmission Rate
• Shots Fired At And By Police In The Loop
• LA County Expands Audio, Video Court Appearances To All Criminal Courtrooms
• Teen Who Disappeared Over The Weekend Has Returned Home Safely, Police Say
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance 8-10-20; Florida Cases Increase 4,155
• Miami-Dade Police Body Cam Video Shows Dramatic Rescue Of Woman, 4-Year-Old Son From Canal
• Pittsburgh Police Find Missing 12-Year-Old
• Patterson Man, 63, Dies After Crashing Motorcycle In Rural Stanislaus County
• Police: Davie Father Shot, Killed Daughter, Turned Gun On Himself
• Massachusetts Schools Final Reopening Plan Deadline Extended To Friday
• 1 Dead After Gas Explosion Rocks Northwest Baltimore Neighborhood
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 625 More COVID-19 Cases And 3 Deaths
• Onion Recall Expands After Hundreds Sickened In Salmonella Outbreak
• Perseid Meteor Shower Reaches Its Peak As Of Tuesday
• Pittsburgh Penguins Team Up With Department Of State, Allegheny County For Voting Initiatives
• Wegmans Announces Recall For Oranges And Lemons Sold In Local Stores
• Julian Edelman Provides Update On DeSean Jackson Conversation, Explains Why He Reached Out
• Report: Big Ten To Cancel College Football Season For This Fall
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 601 New Coronavirus Cases And 3 More Deaths, Statewide Total Cases Over 119,000
• Is COVID-19 making Black birth more complicated?
• Nickelodeon Universe Reopens Monday With COVID-19 Safety Precautions In Place
• Rachael Ray, Husband And Dog All Safe After Fire Engulfs Cooking Show Star's Home
• SFPD Seeks Victim In Haight-Ashbury District Assault
• Apple Urged By NYC Transit Officials To Solve iPhone Mask Issues
• Harvick Gets Michigan Doubleheader Sweep
• Detroit Woman Charged In Ferndale Drive By Shooting
• Harvick Races To Overtime Win At Michigan
• Laptop Catches Fire While Charging On Mattress In Falmouth Home
• La Cañada Flintridge Native Collin Morikawa Hits 'Best Shot Of His Life' Before Fumbling PGA Championship Trophy
• 2 Men Critically Hurt In Lakewood Drive-By Shooting
• 2 Injured After Small Explosion In Chester County, Fire Officials Confirm
• Pandemic Delays Folsom Pro Rodeo's 60th Anniversary Until 2021
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept.: 75 More Coronavirus Cases Brings Countywide Total To 8,932
• Report: Big Ten Voted 12-2 To Cancel Football Season; Michigan, MSU Voted Not To Play
• Protester dies in Belarus amid clashes with police over election
• Riot declared in Portland for second night in row
• Elk With Tire Around Neck Captures Attention Of Colorado Parks & Wildlife
• Suspected Drunk Driver Slams Into 8-Year-Old Arianna Lopez's Bedroom, Critically Injuring Her
• WW Recipe: Banana Bread Overnight Oats
• DPD: 22-Year-Old Suspect Confesses To Weekend Shooting That Killed 19-Year-Old Jaymauze Spencer
• Race For Massachusetts' 4th Congressional District: Julie Hall
• PTL Links: August 10, 2020
• Six Keys To Bruins-Hurricanes Playoff Series
• Police: 2 Shot When Gunman Opens Fire Into Crowd In Harlem
• COVID-19 Reopenings: State's Public Health Director Dr. Sonia Angell Resigns In Wake Of COVID-19 Data Glitch
• GOP senator subpoenas FBI director for docs on Russia probe
• Holyoke Mayor Alex Morse Denies Allegations Of Inappropriate Conduct With College Students
• Michigan Couple Paddles 2,000 Miles Down Mississippi River
• ICYMI: Top takeaways from this week's "Face the Nation"
• China Sanctions Florida Senator Marco Rubio, 5 Other Lawmakers
• Man, 41, Dies After Being Struck By 2 Cars On Highway 99 In Modesto
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Streets, Bridges Closing As Downtown Chicago Shut Down Amid Looting, Unrest
• WPIAL Plans To Resume Fall Sports, Announces They Are In Favor Of PIAA's Handling Of Decision
• Man Arrested For Alleged Attempted Robbery Of Royal Farms In Linthicum
• Couples delaying pregnancy because of pandemic
• Rebecca Kolls' Recipe For Kale Salad
• DNR: Conservation Officer Rescues Two Men Stranded Near An Island
• Weather Blog: 3rd Way Through August
• With No. 3 Seed Locked Up, Celtics Now Focus On Who They'll Play In First Round
• McDonald's sues ousted CEO, alleging employee relationships
• US Investigates Complaints Of Electrical Fires In 2014 Chrysler Minivans
• Military veterans say racism in the ranks often isn't camouflaged
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• Electricity Restoration Nearing Completion In New Jersey Almost Week After Tropical Storm Isaias Tore Through Region
• Loaded Handgun Confiscated By TSA At Pittsburgh International Airport
• Tigers Sweep Pirates 2-1
• 3 People Hospitalized After Beaver Falls Shooting
• Rockies Work To Keep Coronavirus At Bay, Jeff Bridich Says Team 'Shouldn't Let Guard Down'
• Company pauses plan to send 9,000 back to office after pushback
• Fishing Boat Catches Fire Off Ventura Coastline, 4 Rescued By Good Samaritan
• Suspect Arrested In Man's Shooting Death In West LA
• Allegheny Co. Sheriff's Office To Host More Drive-Thru 'License To Carry' Gun Permit Events
• Maryland Weather: Code Orange Air Quality Alert In Baltimore Area Monday
• Broncos Safety Justin Simmons Donates Basketball, Meals To Inner-City Youth Camp
• China Sanctions Texas Senator Ted Cruz And Other U.S. Officials For 'Hong Kong-Related Issues'
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/10 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• From The Impossible Burger To Beyond Sausage: Inside The Meatless Fast-Food Craze
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• After 10 Seasons, Dale Tallon Out As Florida Panthers GM
• Carolyn Holbrook To Discuss New Book In Twin Cities
• No One Hurt After Firefighters Battle Flames At Bloomington Home
• 30-Year-Old Man Killed, 2 Others Injured In Shootings Overnight In Baltimore
• 3 Men Shot While Standing Outside In Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn
• Sources: Man Shot And Killed Over Accidental Cigarette Toss While Walking With Wife
• Plantation Church Holds Drive-Thru Service
• Red Flag Warning After Fishermen Catch Shark Off Town Of Hempstead
• Joe Biden Expected To Announce Running Mate This Week, Why The Choice Matters More Than Usual This Year
• United Passenger Allegedly Made Threatening Comments On Flight To Newark
• Leaves Spray-Painted Onto Boston Common To Promote Social Distancing
• Bruins-Hurricanes Playoff Schedule Released
• Security Guard In Critical Condition After Shooting In The Loop
• Patrol: Motorcyclist Killed After Colliding With SUV In Southern Minnesota
• Patriots Acquire Cornerback Michael Jackson From Detroit
• Dallas Stars Hold The Line In Shootout And Beat Blues 2-1, Draw Flames In 1st Round Of Playoffs
• Battleground Tracker: Biden leads in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania
• Ship leaking tons of oil in Mauritius is close to splitting apart
• Disney World To Reduce Theme Park Hours
• Crews Knock Down House Fire In Southeast Minneapolis; None Hurt
• Mansfield ISD Device Pickup Resumes, After Weekend Disaster Had Some Waiting In Line For 9 Hours
• Hong Kong police raid pro-democracy media group, arrest founder
• 17-year-old killed, 20 injured in Washington D.C. shooting
• Collin Morikawa, 23, wins first major at PGA Championship
• NZ marks 100 days of no new reported local coronavirus cases
• 5.1 magnitude earthquake shakes North Carolina
• Georgia school temporarily closes after positive COVID-19 tests
• Pittsburgh Meets Flavortown: Guy Fieri To Visit Kelly O's Diner In Strip District
• 97,000 kids test positive for COVID-19 in two weeks, report says
• Philadelphia Police: 1 Dead, 2 Children Injured After 22 Shootings Across City Over Weekend
• Authorities Investigating ATM Explosion In University City
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot And Humid Conditions Continue
• 7 aid workers and guide "cowardly murdered" at giraffe park
• Car Slams Into Historic House On Boathouse Row
• Looking Beyond The Coronavirus Numbers As Plans Are Put In Place For Returning To School, Restaurants Face Restrictions
• Man Rushed To Hospital After Shot At Spring Garden House Party
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: It May Feel Like 100 Degrees In Spots On Monday
• Allegheny Valley School District To Begin Year With Online Learning
• Police: Man Shot, Stabbed Multiple Times In Southwest Philadelphia
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• Amazon In Talks To Turn Empty Stores In Malls Into Distribution Centers, Report Says
• WPIAL To Hold Press Conference To Discuss Fall Sports Plans After PIAA Pauses For Two Weeks
• Azar in highest-level visit to Taiwan by U.S. official in decades
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• Washington School District Delays The Start Of Classes
• Family Dollar, Dollar Tree To Again Require Face Coverings In Their Stores
• Apparent drive-by shooting wounds 9 at family gathering in park
• Collin Morikawa Hits Great Shot In Quiet Moment, Wins PGA Championship
• Ed Markey, Joe Kennedy Spend Weekend Campaigning Ahead Of WBZ-TV Debate
• Nets Start Fast, Beat Clippers, And Lock Up No. 7 Seed In East
• Philadelphia Flyers-Montreal Canadiens Stanley Cup Playoff Series Schedule Announced

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• Lebanese prime minister resigns amid protests over deadly blast
• Police bodycam videos raise questions over George Floyd's treatment in police custody
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• Trump defends executive orders to extend financial assistance to Americans amid pandemic
• U.S. surpasses 5 million coronavirus cases
• Trump says Secret Service fired shots outside the White House
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• Democratic National Convention begins in a week but Biden won't go in person
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• How Biden's running mate and upcoming convention could alter the 2020 race
• Trump signs executive actions on economic impact of coronavirus
• Protests erupt in Beirut after deadly blasts
• Gretchen Rubin's tips on scheduling an "empower hour" to make a difference
• Nearly 30 years after their homecoming coronation, reunited duo ties the knot at their alma mater
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• Troops and veterans of color share their experiences with racism in the ranks of the U.S. military
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