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• Michael Nunally Sentenced To Life For 2012 Murder At Sacramento Motel
• Oakland, Bay Area 'Hella Proud' Of Hometown Vice-Presidential Hopeful Sen. Kamala Harris
• Pac-12 Decision A Blow For Stanford Athlete, Vendors Hoping For A Lucrative Fall Football Season
• Tenants Face Imminent Evictions If State Lawmakers Don't Act Quickly
• Driver Who Struck, Killed Man In SF Western Addition Facing Manslaughter Charges
• Pregnant Woman Struck By Car, Killed In Anaheim
• Two-Alarm Fire Destroys Duplexes In Carmichael
• 'They Are Moms, They Are Dads': Brother Of Redlands Woman Who Died Of COVID-19 Pleads For People To Take Virus Seriously
• Márquez Strikes Out 9, Rockies Beat Giants 5-2
• Colorado Doctor Who Survived COVID-19 Warns 'Don't Take This Lightly, It Can Change Or End Your Life'
• 4 Manteca Unified Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
• Denver's Laradon School Will Open Doors To Students With Disabilities
• Caught On Camera: Daredevil Makes Dangerous Leap Off Historic Folsom Truss Bridge
• Aurora Police Department To Undergo 'Comprehensive Review'
• Colorado Attorney General's Office Launches Investigation Into Aurora Police Department
• Smoke From Wildfires Forces Coloradans With Heart And Lung Conditions Inside
• Crawford's RBI In 10th Lifts Giants Over Astros 7-6
• 'He Had Completely Bled Out': Teens Save Friend Critically Injured In Calaveras County Boating Accident
• Presumptive Democratic Nominee Joe Biden Picks California Sen. Kamala Harris As Running Mate
• Stockton Cosmetology College Moves Classes Outside
• Pac-12, Big Ten Pull Plug On Fall Football Season Due To Ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic
• Sheriff's Department 'Extremely Disappointed' After Photo Shows Deputies Without Masks In South Sacramento Store
• Police ID Suspect Found Dead Along With 3 Stabbing Victims In Redwood City Home
• Rafters On Colorado River Watched Grizzly Creek Fire As It Blew Up Along Interstate 70
• Bundy Dazzles A's, Castro Leads Halos' HR Barrage In 6-0 Win
• New Evacuations Ordered In Grizzly Creek Fire, Interstate 70 Still Closed Through Glenwood Canyon
• Human Remains Found Near Compton Creek In Rancho Dominguez
• More Minnesotans Voted By Mail In 2020 Primary Than All Votes Total In 2016 Primary
• Boy Gets New Bike After His Taken When He Accidentally Parked It Near 'Free Furniture' Sign
• Free Coronavirus Testing Available For Teachers At 5 Sites
• Barnes Leads Kings To Another Win Over Pelicans, 112-106
• Keller: After Heated Debate, Markey-Kennedy Race Still A Toss-Up
• Chicago Weather: Full Sun Wednesday
• Ronald McDonald House Near Lurie Children's Hospital Was Among Looters' Targets
• Grizzly Creek Fire Forces New Evacuations, Closes Cottonwood Pass
• At Least 1 Taken To Hospital After Crash Near Dormont Pool
• Brewers Rally In 8th Inning To Beat Twins 6-4
• Joe Biden Names Sen. Kamala Harris As Pick For Vice President
• Queens Residents Still Struggling With Power Problems A Week After Storm; 'We're Living In A Third World Country Right Now'
• Baltimore Explosion: Morgan State Student Joseph Graham Identified As Man Killed In Blast
• Livery Cab Driver Accused Of Raping 12-Year-Old Girl In Brooklyn
• Judge, Voit Provide The Power As Yankees Top Braves
• Baltimore Gas Explosion Kills 2, Injures 7; Crews Continue To Clear Rubble
• After Monday Morning Looting, Minority Business Owner Fears She Won't Be Able To Reopen
• Austin Hays' 2-Run Homer Gives Orioles 10-9 Win Over Phils
• MTA: Dozen People Take Over B48 Bus In Queens, Throw Unsocially Distant Party, Then Promptly Disappear
• Brosseau's Leadoff HR Sparks Rays In 8-2 Rout Of Red Sox
• Scherzer Slightly Better Than Porcello, Nationals Edge Mets
• Bumbling Phillies Let One Slip Away In 10-9 Loss To Orioles
• Pennsylvania Democrats Enthusiastic About Joe Biden Picking Kamala Harris As Running Mate
• Man Convicted Of 1977 Rape And Murder In South Salem To Be Paroled In September
• Smith, Lewis Win Senate Primaries; Peterson, Fischbach To Battle For 7th Congressional District
• Homes Within 5 Block Radius Of Deadly Baltimore Gas Explosion Affected; Residents Assess Damage
• DPD: Man Killed Outside Funeral Home, Another Found Dead Outside
• Caught On Cam: Trump 2020 Campaign Signs Stolen From Bel Air Yards
• Denver Among Top 10 U.S. Cities With Highest Income Needed To Pay Rent
• Back To School Spending: Families Are Expected To Spend More Than $101B On Supplies This Year
• Surveying Storm Damage: Trees Crash Down, Brick Garage Blown Away In Schorsch Village
• Big Ten Decision: MSU Bookstore, Local Businesses Expect Tough Season Without Football
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional COVID-19 Deaths
• Pedestrian Fatally Struck By CSX Train In Middle River, Baltimore County Police Say
• Deputy, 2 EMTs Evaluated After Reporting Strange Odor During Call About Unattended Death In Forest Hill
• Who Is Kamala Harris? Joe Biden's Vice President Pick 'Not A Slam Dunk,' Expert Says
• 'It's Just Nasty': FWC Investigating Biscayne Bay Fish Kill & Residents Are Concerned
• Concerns About Long-Term Complications From Coronavirus Prompt Pac-12 To Postpone College Football
• Miami Police Announce 11-Year-Old Jayla Jones Has Been Found
• Lexington Market Accepting New Vendor Applications Through Beginning Of October
• Numbers Show COVID-19 Hotspots In South Florida May Be Cooling Off
• Family Wants Answers After Man Dies Following Contact With Live Wire In South Suburbs
• Rep. Ilhan Omar Defeats Antone Melton-Meaux, 3 Other Challengers In Primary Election
• What Do We Know About COVID-19 And Vehicles?
• More Problems, New Plan For Device Delivery In Mansfield ISD
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Depression 11 Forecast To Gradually Strengthen
• Hoboken Considers $250 Fine For Citizens Not Wearing Masks Outside: 'I Just Think It's Gonna Be Unenforceable'
• Lester, Heyward Power Cubs To Victory Over Cleveland Indians
• It's Official: There Will Be No Fall Gophers Football, Big Ten Hopes To Push To Spring
• Five Astounding Numbers From Lightning-Blue Jackets Historic Five-Overtime Game
• Santa Clara County Supes Vote To Extend Eviction Moratorium, Impose Fines For Mask Violations
• Russ Broman, Longtime Allegheny County Assistant District Attorney, Dies Of Coronavirus
• Boulder Considers More Lethal Measures To Control Prairie Dog Population
• RTD Resolution To Replace Security Guards With Social Workers Fails In Committee
• Cop posted "Kill em all" on protest livestream, investigation finds
• 3 Injured In Crash Involving Chatham Police Cruiser
• Some Orange County Schools Prepare To Reopen For In-Person Instruction
• Police Find Guns, Burglary Tools After Pulling Over Box Truck In River North
• Berkeley Tries Out New User-Friendly COVID-19 Test
• Bodycam Video: New Jersey State Police Rescue Man From Vehicle Caught In Flash Flood In Salem County
• A 1940s Diner That Has Traveled Across Southwestern Pennsylvania Is Now For Sale On eBay
• ProLogistix Looking To Fill More Than 200 Warehouse Job Openings
• Pittsburgh-Area Woman Celebrates 102nd Birthday With Ice Cream And Pizza
• Coronavirus Restrictions Tightened: One Parent Per Player Allowed At Baseball Games
• Florida Inmate COVID-19 Death Toll Hits 70
• 'It's Real, It Is Serious': State Rep. Tony Tinderholt, Who Criticized Texas Mask Mandate, 1 Month Into Coronavirus Recovery
• White Sox Break Through Early, Beat Tigers
• Alcohol Licenses Of 4 Florida Establishments Suspended Over COVID-19 Violations
• Joe Biden Selects Sen. Kamala Harris As Vice President, Running Mate
• Philadelphia Officials Hold Emergency Hearing As City Wrestles With Extreme Rise In Gun Violence
• Detectives Looking For Information About Necklace Taken During North Highlands Party Shooting
• Ohio Man Charged In Beating Death Of Girlfriend's 18-Month-Old Daughter
• Celtics Keep Grizzlies From Clinching Spot In Play-In Series
• Only On 2: Video Shows Deputies Taking Aggressive Action Against Inmate at Los Angeles County Jail
• A Total Of 5 Tornadoes Hit Chicago Area During Monday Storm, National Weather Service Confirms
• Elizabeth Borough Police Dept. Shuts Down After 3 Officers Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Vallejo Police Arrest Two Men in Fatal Shooting
• Hollywood Drive-Up Clinic To Offer Childhood Vaccines Required For School Registration
• Man Struck By Boat Propeller Drowns At South Lake Tahoe
• Florida Vote-By-Mail Ballots Dominate Early Voting
• Big 12 Moving Forward With 2020 College Football Season
• Rocklin Sports Academy Blending Athletics And Academics To Meet Families' Needs
• Report: Big 12 Conference To Move Forward With Fall Football
• New 24-Hour Street Crisis Response Team To Replace SF Law Enforcement On Mental Health Calls
• Bruins-Hurricanes Game 1 Postponed Until Wednesday Morning Due To Columbus-Tampa Bay Overtime Marathon
• Trini Lopez, 'If I Had a Hammer' and 'Lemon Tree' Singer, Dies At 83 From COVID-19
• Click Here For Minnesota Primary Results
• Free Noise App Makes Working At Home Easier
• Texas High School Football Coaches Say Statistics Show Teams Can Play Safely During Pandemic
• Family Of Five Goes Four Months Without Working Refrigerator During Pandemic
• Police Set Up Looting Task Force, Ask Public For Information In Wake Of Monday Morning Unrest
• LA School Board OKs Labor Deal With Teachers On Distance Learning
• Joe Biden Selects Sen. Kamala Harris As Vice Presidential Running Mate
• DFW Area Political Party Leaders React To Joe Biden Choosing Kamala Harris As Running Mate
• Vote Nears On Resuming Eviction Proceedings In California
• Hennepin County Residents To Receive Housing Assistance During Pandemic
• Family Of Woman Whose Corpse Was Allegedly Molested By LAPD Officer Sues City, Officer
• LAPD Reports 7 Additional COVID-19 Cases Bringing Total To 498
• Firefighters Contain Fire At Modesto Junk Company
• Video: Senator Ed Markey, Rep. Joe Kennedy Spar In WBZ Debate
• Local Renters Call On Gov. Newsom To Extend Eviction Moratorium
• ACC Releases Statement Expressing Cautious Optimism About Football Season
• 'We Are Dying Out Here': Salon Owners Take To Capitol, Push To Reopen Indoors
• LASD To Review Rifle Deployment Policy After Viral Video Showed Deputies Holding Teens At Gunpoint In Santa Clarita
• Bellmawr Council Revokes Atilis Gym Business License After Owners Continually Defied COVID-19 Shutdown Orders
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Biden-Harris Democratic ticket is official
• San Francisco Supervisors Debate Developing Balboa Reservoir Site
• Penguins GM Jim Rutherford Looks To Retool After 'Puzzling' Early Exit
• Aug. 24 Is Now Officially Kobe Bryant Day In Orange County
• Suspect Arrested In Brutal Beating, Rape Of Woman At Bus Stop In San Mateo
• Firefighters Respond To Grass Fire In San Jose
• 'This Is Different Than I Imagined': Arlington First-Year Teachers To Start Careers Virtually
• Video Captures Violence During Nevada City BLM Protest; Police Investigating Clash
• Officer Injured In Crash While Responding To Call In North Baltimore, Police Say
• CoCo County Adds Testing Capacity, Contends With Data Issues
• 1960s Era Singer Trini Lopez Who Grew Up In Dallas Passes Away At 83
• NH Requiring Face Masks At Events With More Than 100 People
• Riverlife, Office Of Public Art Seeking Artists Wanted For Handwashing Stations Downtown
• Obama says Biden "nailed" decision to pick Kamala Harris as VP
• 'We Were All So Happy': Missing Wisconsin Toddler Abby Ladwig Returns Home
• From 'Bump' To 'Trump'; Painted Road Signs Vandalized In Stockton
• Many Will County Communities Remain Without Power A Day After Storms
• Fort Collins Businessman Trying To Stay Optimistic Despite Mountain West Football Season Postponement
• Denver Weather: Air Quality Concerns Continue As Wildfires Burn
• Broward County Public Schools To Revisit Return To Campus Plan Ahead Of Schedule
• Cuomo Signs New Law Requiring All Passengers Age 16 And Up To Wear A Seat Belt
• RTD Committee To Vote On Replacing Security Guards With Social Workers
• Misinformation May Have Led To Looting, But Englewood Residents Still Wary Of CPD: 'Nobody's Hearing It'
• Body Found In Creek 34 Years Ago Identified As Robin Ann Green
• Pitt Researcher: Pennsylvania Still Needs To Do Better When Reporting Race, Ethnicity For Coronavirus Deaths
• 'Hatred Is Not Welcome Here': Ossining Dealing With Attack On 17-Year-Old Black Female
• Cape Cod Towns Restrict Access To Some Ponds, Beaches To Allow Social Distancing
• Video Shows Hundreds of Dolphins Stampeding Near Dana Point
• Allentown Police: Dog Located, Quarantined After It Had Been Exposed To Rabies In Fight With Skunk
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Doesn't Want To Punt On Fall Football
• Safe At Retail Cost-Share Program
• Twins Acquire Ildemaro Vargas From Diamondbacks
• New Arkansas abortion restrictions to be implemented this month
• Munster, Indiana Students Go Back To School Wednesday
• Devin Booker's 35 Points Powers Streaking Suns Past Shorthanded Sixers 130-117
• Gov. Abbott Warns Against Gatherings As Texas Passes 500K Coronavirus Cases
• Orange County Reports 1,051 New COVID-19 Cases, 10 Additional Deaths
• American Academy Of Pediatrics: Number Of Coronavirus Cases Among Children In U.S. Has Increased 90 Percent In Last Month
• Long Island Man Honored After Saving 2 Teenagers Struggling In The Water Off Fire Island
• Campaign 2020: Two Republicans Square Off To Try And Unseat Rep. Debbie Mucarsel Powell In November
• Miami Dolphins Help Those In Need, Businesses Alike With Food Distributions
• Elijah McClain's Family Files Federal Lawsuit Against Aurora, Others Involved In Death
• SOBEWFF & FIU Chaplin School Hospitality Industry Relief Fund Receives $5 Million Grant To Support Hospitality Businesses
• Denver Police Need Public's Help To Find Suspects In Shooting Of 9, Including Children
• Aurora Orders Review Of Police Department Policy, Elijah McClain Case
• Boulder County Warns Residents Against Coronavirus Contact Tracing Scam
• 'Our Customers Don't Feel Safe': Imperial Jewelry In Downtown Chicago Looted Twice
• 'It's Gonna Try To Knock You Out': Dormont Man Shares Story Of Survival After Battling Coronavirus
• Power Outages, Tree Damage Reported After Dry Microburst Hits South Denver
• 'If It Wasn't For This We'd Probably Go Hungry': Car Line Stretches More Than A Mile At Fair Park Food Giveaway
• After Hail Destroys Crops, Cry Baby Craig's To Use Damaged Peppers In Limited-Release Hot Sauce
• Sailors recall ferocious inferno battle aboard naval ship
• Pittsburgh Man Says He Lost Eye After Police Shot Bean Bag At Him During Downtown Protest
• Trini Lopez, 1960s-Era Singer Mentored by Sinatra, Dies
• Demanding Answers: Harlem Residents Say NYPD Officers' Illegally Parked Cars Are Putting Them At Risk
• California Could Give Newspapers A 2-Year Labor Law Reprieve
• Colorado AG announces broader probe of Aurora Police Department
• Police: Couple Punches 17-Year-Old Sesame Place Employee Who Asked Them To Wear Masks
• Ripken Stadium Lot Transformed Into Pop-Up COVID-19 Testing Site
• In Wake Of Monday Morning Looting, Central Business District Access Will Be Restricted Beginning At 9 p.m. Tuesday
• Lawmakers Propose Letting Districts Decide On Sports And Allowing Parents To Give Kids Do-Over Of 2020 School Year
• Delaware Officials Continue To Work With School Districts On Potential Hybrid Reopening Plans
• Firefighters Keep Aurora Apartment Fire From Spreading Beyond 1 Unit
• Demanding Answers: CBS2's Marcia Kramer Helps Queens Homeowner Who Was Told City Tree That Fell On His House Couldn't Be Removed For 23 Days
• When Could Unemployed Texans Receive Extra $400?
• Michigan Man Stabbed Over Face Mask Dispute Dies From Injuries
• LA County Surpasses 5K Coronavirus Deaths, 211K Cases
• Appeals court hears arguments on Michael Flynn case
• Latrobe Hopes For $55K In Grants To Fight Blight
• Key West Mother Sues After 8-Year-Old Son Was Put In Handcuffs, Arrested At His Elementary School
• Tourism Industry In Maryland Adapts To Create Visitors Safe Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• College Experience In COVID-19 Era: CBS2 Checks Out The Many Safety Protocols At Iona
• Babysitting Website Connecting Parents With Virtual Child Care Across The Globe
• Rogers Park Residents Come Together After Tornado; 'People Just Want To Help'
• Lake Hiawatha & Bde Maka Ska Thomas Beaches Temporarily Closed Due To High E. Coli Levels
• Donations Continue Pouring In After Deadly Baltimore Gas Explosion
• Trini Lopez, 1960s Singer And 'Dirty Dozen' Actor Dies At 83
• Port of Long Beach, City Partner For Free Drive-In Movie Series
• Due To Teacher Shortage And Safety Concerns, Elizabeth, N.J. Public Schools Going Full Remote Learning
• Duke University Study Finds Neck Gaiters As Ineffective As Not Wearing A Mask
• 'Save Our Stages': Theaters Seek Federal Funding, Prepare For Unknown
• Ancient "terror crocodiles" had banana-sized teeth to eat dinosaurs
• Lawrence Co. Farmer Voted For Trump In 2016. He Is Now Backing Biden And Was Invited To Speak At Democratic Convention
• Police: 34-Year-Old Man Shot In The Back In East Baltimore Tuesday Afternoon
• North Texas School Resource Officers Embrace 'Counselor, Role Model' Status
• Harlem Residents Fed Up With Overflowing Trash Bins Take Clean Up Effort Into Their Own Hands
• St. Mane Sporting Goods Now Selling 'Minnesota Strong' T-Shirts To Help Keep Business Open & Support Others
• 'It's Long Overdue': Twin Cities Doctor Urging Twins To Update 'Minnie & Paul' Logo To Reflect Diversity
• Gov. Charlie Baker's New Coronavirus Restrictions Are Especially Focused On High Risk Cities
• Quake Swarm Under Salton Sea Increases Chances Of Bigger Earthquake Over Next 7 Days
• Anoka County Jail Inmate Charged After Attacking Deputy
• Restaurant Week Returns To Center City Next Month With Takeout Options
• 'A Massive Mistake': Environmental Groups Say Discharge From Mariner East Pipeline Threatening Popular Chester County Lake
• Astros Coach Gets 20-Game Suspension, A's Laureano 6 After Benches-Clearing Brawl
• Harford County Creates 'Snowball Trail' Featuring 12 Stands To Visit
• Tia Cochran, 26, Identified As Woman Killed In St. Cloud Dump Truck Crash
• Delaware County Officials Offer Free COVID-19 Tests To Residents
• Boston Public School Bus Monitors Left In Financial Limbo
• Napa Co Supes Affirm Support for Health Officer Criticized By Locals
• Salem Schools Will Reopen Classrooms For Younger Students, Keep Older Students Remote
• Now Hiring: Uptick In Home Buying, Refinancing Has DFW Area Mortgage Company In 'Growth Mode'
• Man Accused Of Stealing Great Dane In Idaho Springs
• Joe Biden Names Sen. Kamala Harris As Pick For Vice President
• Shed Burns As Fire Threatens Homes In Unincorporated Douglas County
• These Neighbors Rushed To Help Before First Responders Got To The Baltimore Gas Explosion
• California Begins Adding Backlogged Coronavirus Cases To Record
• Pac-12, Big Ten Conferences Scrap Fall Seasons Over COVID-19 Pandemic Concerns
• Despite Resting Starters, Nets Roll Past Magic 108-96 As Team Prepares For Playoff Run
• Crews Determine St. Paul Federal Construction Site Fire Was Intentionally Set
• Flowers Of Vietnam Restaurant Reopens In Detroit With Expansive Health And Safety Protocols, New Patio
• North Texas Teacher Rebecca Asher Resigns Over In-School Coronavirus Concerns
• Fire Erupts In Downtown LA Building Being Demolished, Worker Rescued
• Mayor Peduto Meets With Other Pa. City Leaders, Talks Toll Pandemic Is Taking On Economy
• Family Of Juston Root, Man Killed By Police, Sues Officers And City Of Boston
• San Leandro Police Chief Helps Nab Attempted Carjacking Suspect
• How Long Do I Wait To Be Tested After Exposure? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Coronavirus Questions
• A Week After Storm, Long Island Residents Losing Their Cool Over Power Outages: 'Like Living In A Sauna'
• Suspect In Custody After Reports Of Women Being Groped Near UMN Campus
• Huge Lines Continue To Plague Mansfield Families Trying To Pick Up Technical Supplies For Students
• Delaware County Man Accused Of Using Cash Advance Company To Prey On Small Business Owners During Pandemic
• College Commitments: Pandemic Speeds Up Decision Process For Cedar Hill High School Football Trio
• 2 Kids Who Tumbled Down Gooseberry Falls Recovering At Home
• Morgan State University Shifts To Remote-Only Instruction For Fall Semester
• Boeing: No Orders, More Cancellations For Grounded 737 Max
• Tesla Announces 5-for-1 Stock Split, First in its History
• Pritzker Thanks Illinois General Assembly Committee For Upholding Rule On Mask Enforcement
• Biden picks Kamala Harris as running mate, adding former rival to ticket
• Baltimore Explosion: Data 'Indicative Of Some Type Of Issue Beyond BGE Equipment'
• City Promises All Officers Will Wear Body Cameras By 2021 After Officers Without Cameras Shoot Man in Englewood
• Philadelphia Flyers Selling $5 Commemorative Playoff Tickets
• Big Ten, Pac-12 Postpone Entire Fall Sports Seasons Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Cosby Sexual Assault Appeal Takes On Non-Prosecution Deal
• Actress Alyssa Milano Pleading With Others To 'Wear A Damn Mask' After Discovering Unusual COVID-19 Symptom During Recovery
• 'Painful': No CU Buffs Football In The Fall After Pac-12 Cancels Season
• Slows Bar BQ Uses ToGo and Food Truck Locations To Keep Business Going During The Pandemic
• Current And Former Politicians Chime In On Biden's Choice Of Harris As Running Mate
• Current And Former Politicians Chime In On Harris As Biden's Vice Presidential Running Mate
• Tim Anderson Comes Off White Sox Injured List, Leury García Goes On It
• Baltimore Explosion: New Video Show Chaos, Shocking Moments After Blast
• Campaign 2020: 1-On-1 With Miami-Dade Mayoral Candidate Danielle Levine Cava
• Biden Picks Kamala Harris As Running Mate, Adding Formal Rival To Ticket
• Joe Biden Selects Sen. Kamala Harris As His Running Mate: Gov. Whitmer Is 'Proud To Support'
• Emergency Room Doctor Sings Pandemic Parody Of 'You'll Be Back' From 'Hamilton'
• Joe Biden Picks Kamala Harris As Running Mate
• Joe Biden Picks California Sen. Kamala Harris As Running Mate
• Joe Biden Chooses Sen. Kamala Harris, Not Elizabeth Warren, As Running Mate
• Firefighter Hospitalized In Brush Fire Near 118 Freeway In Chatsworth
• 'Kamala Is A Good Friend': Sen. Amy Klobuchar Praises Joe Biden's VP Selection
• Pickup Truck Driver Strikes, Kills Woman On Mississippi Avenue, Then Drives Off
• Dont'a Hightower Used Patriots Super Bowl LI Comeback To Inspire Fiancee During Birth Of First Child
• Over 900 students in Georgia school district have to quarantine
• Big Ten Conference Postpones 2020 Fall Sports Season With Hopes Of Playing In Spring
• General Motors CFO Exits Suddenly For Silicon Valley
• Big 12 Board Of Directors To Discuss Fall Football After Big Ten, Pac-12 Pull Out It Due To Coronavirus Safety Concerns
• Coronavirus Latest: Mass. Reports 296 New Cases, 10 Additional Deaths
• Colorado C-130 Firefighting Force Battling Blazes In California
• Lois Riess, Accused Of Murdering Husband, Sentenced To Life In Prison Without Parole In Husband's Death
• University Of Pennsylvania Announces Plans To Have Virtual Learning In Fall Semester
• SJSU Sports On Hold; Mountain West Conference Suspends All Fall Programs
• COVID-19 cases among children up 90% over four weeks, report says
• Florida's COVID-19 Cases In Children Increased 137% In Past Month
• Big Ten, Pac-12 Pull The Plug On Fall Football Season
• Detroit Police Arrest Suspect After Double Non-Fatal Shooting
• No Terps Football This Fall After Big Ten Cancels College Football Season
• Two-Time James Beard Award Winner, Chef Andrew Carmellini, Talks San Morello Reopening
• El Dorado Co. Sheriff K9 Helps Catch Large Pot Stash Allegedly Being Moved Out Of State
• Tractor Trailer Hits Utility Pole, Bringing Down Wires And Knocking Out Power On Busy North Hills Roads
• Pine Gulch Fire Burning Near Grand Junction Grows To 36,440+ Acres
• States mull how to carry out Trump order on unemployment aid
• Street Art Scavenger Hunt
• Big Ten and Pac-12 postpone college football season
• Big Ten Conference Cancels Fall Sports, Aims To Schedule In Spring
• San Jose Officials Weigh Future Of 'Black Lives Matter' Street Mural
• Union To Donate Lunches For Volunteers At Dodger Stadium COVID-19 Testing Site
• Big Ten Conference Postpones Fall Sports Season, Will 'Evaluate' Possibility Of Playing In Spring
• Dallas County Reports 30 More Coronavirus Deaths, But New Cases Drop Below 300
• San Francisco Mayor Breed Outlines City's Budget To Battle Coronavirus Pandemic
• Suspect identified in shooting incident near White House
• There Has Been A 90% Increase In COVID-19 Cases In US Children In The Last 4 Weeks, Report Says
• Harford County Schools Receive Donation Of 6K Face Masks For Teachers, Staff
• Some Potatoes, Lemons, Limes And Oranges Recalled Over Listeria Concerns
• Why Are Mountain Goats Getting Sick On The Summit Of Mount Evans?
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured After Pair Becomes Separated From Boat In Lake Tahoe
• ACLU Alleges ICE Has Stockpile Of COVID-19 Tests, But Refuses To Test Detainees With Symptoms
• Grand Prairie Police Officer Hospitalized After Crashing Motorcycle During Pursuit
• U.S. weighing order to deny entry to certain citizens
• 5 People Fatally Shot In As Many Days Around Oakland
• Nathan MacKinnon Looks To Be 'Key Guy' As Avalanche Begin 2020 Stanley Cup Playoff Run
• Birmingham Student Jailed For Missed Online Homework Released From Probation
• HOUR Detroit Magazine's Dining Editor Shifts Focus To Behind-The-Scenes With Detroit's Top Culinarians
• Texas Court Holds Jury Trial In Traffic Crime Case Over Zoom
• Oakland A's Laureano Punished For Brawl
• Nursing Home In Western Wisconsin Announces COVID-19 Outbreak
• Pennsylvania Has The 2nd Most Coronavirus Restrictions In The Nation, WalletHub Report Says
• Piping Plover Chick Taken From Rhode Island Beach Dies
• Suspects Wanted In Beverly Hills Armed Robbery Lead Police On High Speed Chase
• 5 Wounded After Gunfire Erupts At Warehouse Party In Harbor Gateway
• Altitude Waives Exclusivity Rights To First Round Playoff Games
• Wisconsin Coffee Shop Sues Over Face Mask Ordinance
• Protesters Call For Minneapolis Leaders To Meet Demands Before Clearing Barricades Around George Floyd Memorial
• Surviving Chickens Of I-35W Crash Need Forever Homes
• No Tuesday Trash, Recycling Pickup For Some Baltimore City Residents This Week, DPW Says
• Illinois COVID-19 Numbers Are Going Up; 1,549 New Cases
• Video shows 8-year-old arrested at school
• Car Hits, Kills Pedestrian In San Francisco's Western Addition
• Airbnb Reportedly Close To Filing An IPO
• Report: Pittsburgh Is The 7th Best City For Working From Home
• Police: 62-Year-Old Waterville Man Killed After Falling Off Lift At A Construction Site
• Doubleheader Between Tigers And Cardinals Postponed
• 'The Institutions That Haven't Gotten Enough Scrutiny Are White Christian Churches': Robert P. Jones On Book 'White Too Long: The Legacy of White Supremacy in American Christianity'
• Robert P. Jones On Book 'White Too Long: The Legacy of White Supremacy in American Christianity'
• California Has Strictest COVID Restrictions In America: Survey
• Heard In Detroit: Matthew Brown, Laura Rain and the Caesars, & More!
• Rare "boomerang" earthquake detected under Atlantic Ocean
• Indiana COVID-19 Cases Continue To Surge Across State
• 10 Big Events Coloradans Can Look Forward To In 2021 (With Fingers Crossed)
• Tuukka Rask, David Pastrnak Set To Play In Game 1 Vs. Hurricanes
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Vandalizing Food Bank Trucks In San Rafael
• Man, 50, Dies Several Days After Stockton Shooting; Suspect Arrested In Manteca
• Dr Pepper Says It's Running Low On All Flavors During The Pandemic
• President Trump Picks Michael Jordan Over LeBron James: 'He Wasn't Political'
• Annual Perseid Meteor Shower Could Bring Up To 100 Shooting Stars An Hour
• District Attorney Larry Krasner Gets Emotional During City Council Committee Hearing On Surge In Gun Violence Across Philadelphia
• How To See The Perseid Meteor Shower As It Peaks Tonight
• Wisconsin Hopes For Smoother Primary Than April Election
• Delaware Officials Earmark $40 Million For Rent, Mortgage Assistance
• 18-Year-Old Nat'l Guardsman From Fridley Accused Of Possessing Child Pornography
• 20-Inch Water Main Break In Parkville Leaves 25 Customers Without Water
• 'Still Much To Do': LA Urban League President Michael Lawson Reflects On 55 Years Since Watts Riots
• Top CEOs pledge to hire 100,000 low-income New Yorkers
• Dan + Shay Reschedule Pittsburgh Show And 2020 Tour
• Minnesota Orchestra Announces 2020-21 Young People's Concerts Will Be Moved To Online Format
• Dr. Dave Hnida: One Type Of Face Covering May Actually Be Worse Than Going Without A Mask
• Grass Fire That Went To 2-Alarms Near Discovery Park Under Investigation
• Sacramento County Youth Detention Facility Sees Its First Juvenile Test Positive For Coronavirus
• State Releases Map Showing Coronavirus Test Rate In All Mass. Communities
• Luxury Stores Emptied By Looters In Gold Coast; Crews Working To Board Up Stores
• Mayor Duggan: Amazon To Build $400M Distribution Site At Michigan State Fair Grounds
• Outdoor Waiters, Other Workers Swelter In Extreme Heat: 'We Have To Adapt'
• Sen. Michael Bennet Wants USDA To Investigate Coronavirus Spread At JBS Plant
• Tornado Confirmed In Rogers Park; Community Cleanup Underway
• State Department IG says Pompeo followed law on Saudi arms deal
• Pa. Company Expanding, Working To Create Rapid Antigen Self-Test And Antibody Test For Coronavirus
• Woman Killed In Hit And Run On Hubbard Street
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Implementing COVID-19 Transportation Code Of Conduct, Survey Parents For Feedback
• Lane Tech Votes To Remove CPD Officers From Schools
• Terry Francona Returning To Cleveland Bench After Week Of Rest
• Tigers Continue Streak, 5-1 Over White Sox
• New Jersey Officials Identify Man Killed In Ventnor Police-Involved Shooting As 30-Year-Old Amir Johnson
• Putin Claims Russia Has Developed A Coronavirus Vaccine
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Reports New Record-High 276 Additional COVID-19 Deaths
• Three States Removed From Chicago's Emergency Travel Order
• Progressives look to Supreme Court to motivate voters
• California Early Earthquake Alerts To Be Standard On Android Phones
• NYPD Defends Officers Accused Of Standing By As 11-Year-Old Girl Assaulted
• President Donald Trump Slams College Football Cancellations As 'A Tragic Mistake'
• Eagles RT Lane Johnson Activated Off Reserve COVID-19 List
• E-Learning Students In Springfield: No Pajamas Allowed, And Get Out Of Bed!
• 'My Son Is Terrified', Mother Of Boy Hit By Stray Gunfire In Fort Lauderdale
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 332 Additional Cases And Six Deaths Reported
• Denver Records 50th Day This Season With 90 Degree Temps, On Track For Top 5 Finish
• NASA: Annual Perseid Meteor Shower Visible This Week; Multiple Opportunities To See Full Moon, 'Summer Triangle' Of Stars In August
• Perseid Meteor Shower Peaks Tonight: How To Watch In Pittsburgh
• Pa. Health Dept.: 828 More Coronavirus Cases Brings Statewide Total To Over 120,000
• No App Needed: All Android Users In Calif. To Get Earthquake Alerts
• Police Searching For 4 Men Possibly Connected To Frankford Murder Last Month
• LA County Court Order Delays Non-Jury Trials Into Fall; Civil Jury Trials Postponed Until Next Year
• Uber, Lyft must classify drivers as employees in California
• 2 Trapped People Rescued From East Hollywood Apartment Fire
• Man Dies In Duluth Apartment Fire
• Bindi Irwin announces first pregnancy with husband Chandler Powell
• Novato Man Attacked With Bear Spray; Suspect Facing Hate Crime Charge
• Save Back-To-School Shopping Receipts Now, Claim Tax Benefits In 2021
• Denver Weather: Poor Air Quality And Near Record Heat Through Friday
• Daughter Of New York Giants Co-Owner Steve Tisch Dies At 36
• Baltimore Gas Explosion: What We Know
• NYPD accused of creating "glass ceiling" for women in force
• New York City Offering Free Legal Support For Small Businesses Struggling To Make Rent
• Ed McCaffrey Hopes His UNC Bears Football Team Will Be Able To Practice Again Sometime Soon
• All Eyes On Omar, Melton-Meaux In 5th District Primary Election
• White House not expecting talks with Democrats on COVID bill this week
• Brightline Trains Ends Partnership With Richard Branson's Virgin Group
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 76 More Coronavirus Cases Pushing Countywide Total To Over 9,000
• Police Investigating Fatal Hit-And-Run Pedestrian Crash In Prince George's County, Car Found Abandoned
• Man, Woman Shot In The Bronx, Police Say Victims Not Cooperating With Investigation
• Man punches Sesame Place worker who asked him to wear a mask
• President Donald Trump Would Take Military Advice From Bill Belichick, Can't Pick Sides In Tom Brady Split
• Whitmer To Reportedly Speak At Democratic Convention Monday
• Providence Bruins Create Award Honoring The Late Colby Cave
• Jewish Museum's 'Yo Semite' T-Shirt Sales Skyrocket After President Trump's Blunder
• Dr Pepper Confirms Soda Shortage In COVID Times, Says 'Hang Tight!'
• Biden has spoken to his top VP choices — and a decision is imminent
• Global coronavirus cases top 20 million after doubling in 45 days
• After Nine Years As CEO of Apple, Tim Cook Is Now A Billionaire
• $100,000 offered to solve cold case of "Tiger King" star's husband
• Coronavirus Latest: Rehoboth Beach Jazz Festival Postponed To October 2021
• DUI Suspect Escapes Sheriff's Station In Calabasas
• Baltimore Weather Blog: Summer Zone
• Pedestrian Hurt In Lincoln Hit-And-Run; DUI Suspect Arrested
• Teen Son Of NYPD Counterterror Chief John Miller Robbed Near Central Park
• Multi-Car Crash, Fire On WB 80 In Downtown SF Causes Bay Bridge Delays
• PTL Links: August 11, 2020
• California Quake Alerts To Be Standard On Android Phones
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 585 New Cases, Hospitalizations Flat
• Kuzma Dispatches Nuggets With Game Winner As Lakers Snap 3-Game Losing Streak
• Appeals Court Sides With Transgender Florida Student In Bathroom Battle
• 2 Families Displaced After Fire At North Highlands 4-Plex
• Nuggets Fall To Lakers, 124-121
• Florida School Superintendents Ask State To Address COVID-19 Testing Issues
• UMass Cancels 2020 Football Season Due To Coronavirus, Hoping To Play In Spring
• 'The Memphis Pick' Adds Some Meaning To Tuesday's Celtics-Grizzlies Game
• Minnesota Receives $5.6M in Federal Funds To Assist Low-Income Families With Housing
• Patriots Boast Top Two Players In NFL's Next Gen Coverage Stats From 2019
• 'Kill Them All': Colorado Springs Officer Keith Wrede Used Fake Name To Post Comments About Protesters
• Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf Says A Large Crowd In Gettysburg For Trump Nomination Would Violate State's Crowd Limitations
• School District Launches 'No Pajama Pants At Home' Dress Code
• Putin Claims Russia Has Developed Coronavirus Vaccine
• Five Additional Cases Of Dengue Fever Confirmed In Key Largo Area
• Keller @ Large: What To Watch For In Markey-Kennedy Debate
• Fort Lupton Firefighters Rescue Kittens Trapped In Storm Drain
• Minneapolis Heart Health Institute Foundation Hosts 'Hope, Health And Humor'
• The Department Of State Health Services Reports 180 New COVID-19 Cases In Collin County
• College football stars push for regular season as cancellations loom
• Missing 71-Year-Old Indiana County Woman Found Safe
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Pac-12 Fall Football In Jeopardy; Unemployment Relief Falls Short; Teachers Scramble As School Year Gets Underway
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/11 Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
• Overturned Tractor-Trailer On I-695 Cleared
• L.A. deputies point guns at 3 Black teens who say they were attacked
• 28-Year-Old Woman Killed, Another Woman Injured In Baltimore Shooting
• Report: Patriots Won't Be Signing TE Jordan Leggett After All
• Look To The Sky Tuesday Night For The Perseid Meteor Shower
• Ron Roenicke Explains Two Of His Questionable Decisions In Red Sox Loss To Rays
• MedStar Stresses Dangers Of Heat-Related Illness Amid Dog Days Of Summer
• Powerful Derecho Leaves Path Of Devastation From Iowa To Michigan
• Massachusetts Now Limits Outdoor Crowds To 50
• Tiger King Star Carole Baskin Named In Lawsuit Filed By Family Of Her Missing Ex-Husband
• Area Speed Painter Embraced By Local Sports Community With Support From Steelers' Devin Bush, Other Pittsburgh Athletes
• Cuomo Threatens Utility Companies Over Storm Response: 'I Am Not Bluffing'
• Primary Election: Here's What To Expect At Minneapolis Polling Places
• Caught On Video: Gunman Opens Fire On Crowded Bronx Sidewalk
• Betsy Ross House Reopens After Pandemic Forced Shut Down In March
• Campaign 2020: Connecticut Voters Head To Polls For Primary Election
• High Winds And Heavy Downpours Leave Many Chicagoans With Storm Damage
• Miami-Dade Schools Releases Re-Opening Guide
• 18-Year-Old Murder Suspect Gilbert Newton III Due In Court For Preliminary Hearing
• Seattle's police chief stepping down after cuts to department
• Storm with 100 mph winds rips through Midwest
• Woman Fatally Struck By Hit-And-Run Driver In River North
• Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger announce baby's birth
• Power Five conferences consider cancelling 2020 football season
• California's top public health official resigns
• McDonald's says ex-CEO hid sexual relationships with employees
• Pittsburgh Weather: Another Hot Day, Rain Chances
• Trump abruptly pulled from briefing after Secret Service opens fire outside White House
• 2 Officers Injured After Suspected Car Thief Strikes Into 2 CPD Vehicles
• Cook Children's Hires Winifred King As Organization's First Chief Diversity Officer
• Lakeshore Fitness To Serve Up Tennis Courts, Other Gym Spaces As Remote Learning Labs When School Resumes For Members' Kids
• New Zealand reports first coronavirus cases in 102 days
• Race For Massachusetts' 4th Congressional District: Ihssane Leckey
• Pitt Students Prepare For Move-In Day, Face Quarantines And New Restrictions
• Belarus presidential challenger flees to Lithuania amid protests
• Realtors Say Many Are Looking For More Space At Home, Considering Suburban Areas Amid Pandemic
• Chicago Weather: Storms Clear; Cool Down In Effect
• Perseid Meteor Shower Peaks Tuesday Night: How And When To Watch In Maryland
• Heat Advisory For Massachusetts Extended To Wednesday Night
• Ohio State University community fears fall without football
• WCCO's Minnesota Primary Guide 2020
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: More Of The Same Tuesday -- Hot, Humid, And Chance Of Storms
• Philadelphia City Council To Hold Virtual Emergency Hearing To Discuss Surge In Gun Violence
• Allegheny Co. Early Learning Resource, Dept. Of Human Services Working To Provide Care For School Age Children At 'Learning Hubs'
• 4 Protesters Arrested After Banner Hung On Citgo Sign In Kenmore Square
• Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Journalists Awaiting Authorization From Union To Begin Strike
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Gunman After Woman Shot In Kingsessing
• Police: Man Injured After Gunfire Erupts At Southwest Philadelphia Apartment Complex
• U.S. District Court Dismisses Case Between University Of Pittsburgh, Former Police Officer Michael Rosfeld
• Dozens Of Dolphins Stranded On Wellfleet Beach Rescued By Volunteers
• Transit Police Cruiser Damaged In Medford Crash
• Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank Holding Food Distribution At Pittsburgh Mills Mall
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• Inscription From World War II Soldier From Pittsburgh Found Inside Cave In Netherlands
• Fox Chapel Area School Board Votes In Favor Of Hybrid Learning Model
• Seneca Valley School District Delays Start Of Classes, Votes For Hybrid Learning Model
• Former Red Sox Prospect Manuel Margot's 4 Hits Help Tampa Beat Boston, 8-7

Videos from August 11, 2020

• China imposes sanctions on 11 Americans, including 6 Republican lawmakers
• Court weighs request to drop charges against Michael Flynn
• Sailors describe out-of-control fire aboard USS Bonhomme Richard
• Russia approves first COVID-19 vaccine
• Coronavirus can spread through air up to 16 feet, study finds
• Trump says Kamala Harris was "nasty" to Joe Biden in debates
• Trump responds to Biden selecting Kamala Harris as running mate
• Biden picks Senator Kamala Harris as running mate
• What Kamala Harris will bring as Joe Biden's running mate
• CBS Evening News, August 11, 2020
• Taking a look back at Kamala Harris's presidential campaign as she's named Biden's running mate
• Wisconsin holds primary Tuesday as Joe Biden chooses running mate
• Kamala Harris selected as Joe Biden's running mate
• What Kamala Harris brings to the ticket as Joe Biden's running mate
• 8/11: Red and Blue
• Top Democrats praise Biden's choice of Kamala Harris for VP
• Biden picks Kamala Harris as running mate
• Team learns club song in sign language for deaf player
• Man with terminal cancer has bedside wedding in hospital
• Video shows 8-year-old being arrested at Florida school
• Progressives look to Supreme Court to motivate voters
• How one small business is innovating amid the pandemic
• Concerns about COVID-19 in children
• Teaching your children about personal finance
• Trump ushered out of White House briefing after nearby shooting
• Ford Foundation's Darren Walker on social justice, COVID-19 and giving away half a billion dollars
• Psychiatrist discusses work burnout and fatigue symptoms
• How and when to teach your children financial literacy
• Reported cases of children with COVID-19 increase 90% in 4 weeks as states eye school reopenings
• LA County sheriff's deputies detain Black teens at gunpoint after they were allegedly attacked
• McDonald's files lawsuit against former CEO after new misconduct allegations
• Biden close to picking a running mate, while speakers are announced for DNC convention
• Lebanon prime minister and government step down after Beirut explosion
• Investigation underway after Secret Service officer shoots suspect near White House
• Putin says Russia has approved COVID-19 vaccine for use despite lack of data
• Half a dozen states hit with derecho storm's hurricane-force winds