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• EBMUD Crew Over-Pressurizes Water Line; Rupture 100-Year-Old Pipes In Emeryville, West Berkeley
• Apple Hill Prepares To Open For Business With COVID-19 Precautions
• Oakland Unified, Teachers, Staff Reach Tentative Deal On Fall Distance Learning
• Sacramento Zoo Hosting Special Evening Events In August
• Proposed COVID-19 Surcharge Could Be A Lifeline For Struggling Palo Alto Restaurants
• Millions Of College Students Stuck In Pre-Pandemic Leases
• San Jose Helping Businesses Open In Public Places To Survive Pandemic
• Maldonado's 3-run Shot Leads Astros Over Giants, 5-1
• Avalanche Score 3 Third-Period Goals To Beat Coyotes 3-0 As Playoffs Begin
• Clear Face Masks Eliminate Frustration For Deaf, Hard-Of-Hearing Patients
• Grizzly Creek Fire, I-70 Closure Devastating To Already Struggling Businesses In Glenwood Springs
• Michael Spencer On 2020 Broncos: 'If They Don't Make The Playoffs It Will Be A Disappointment'
• Denver Sports Physician Shares Tips For Keeping Students Active While Taking Virtual Classes
• Excessive Heat Warning Issued Friday Through Monday As High Temperatures Sweep Over SoCal
• Police: 3 West Sacramento Homes Within 1 Block Turned Into Marijuana Grow Houses
• Uber Threatens To Halt Calif. Service Over Judge's Ruling On AB 5
• Evacuations Ordered, Roads Closed As 'Explosive' Lake Hughes Brush Fire Spreads To 10,000-Plus Acres
• Claremont, Compton Latest To Crack Down On Those Not Wearing Masks
• With Teen Violence On The Rise, Park Hill Golf Club Building Set Become A Resource For Young People
• Popped Tire, Sparks From Rim Or Dragging Chains Likely Started Grizzly Creek Fire
• 3rd El Dorado County Business Defies State Orders, Refuses To Shut Down
• Garden Grove Woman Booked For Murder In Crash That Killed Pregnant Woman In Anaheim
• WATCH: Lodi Officer Saves Man Stuck On Tracks From Oncoming Train
• 'That's The Job': Military Medical Professionals Join County/USC Staff To Treat Surge Of COVID-19 Patients
• Kaiser Permanente Looking For Volunteers In Phase 3 COVID-19 Vaccine Trial
• Biden Officially Introduces Kamala Harris As VP Nominee
• 3 Firefighters Injured Fighting Brush Fire Burning In Broomfield
• Brighton Machete Death: Police Arrest Lonny McNair In Attack That Killed Bonnie Skinner, Injured 4 Others
• Lawsuits Filed Against Minneapolis, State Officials On Behalf Of Journalists, Protesters After George Floyd's Death
• Suspected Drunk Driver Crashes Through Fence, Into Backyard Swimming Pool In Arlington
• CDCR: Folsom Prison Employee Dies From Coronavirus, At Least 108 Inmates Test Positive
• Chicago Weather: Nothing But Blue Skies Ahead, With A Little More Heat
• Denver Coliseum Out As Proposed Campsite For Those Experiencing Homelessness
• NWS Now Confirms A Dozen Tornadoes Associated With Monday Storm
• 2 Adults, 5 Children Injured In Crash On 110 Freeway In Downtown Los Angeles
• Smoke From Pine Gulch Fire Creates Pink Glow As Sun Sets Over Rockies
• President Trump Plans To Visit Minnesota, Wisconsin Next Week
• Rockies Fall To Dbacks As Blackmon's Bat Goes Quiet
• Kenta Maeda Retires First 11 Batters As Twins Dominate Brewers 12-2
• I-Team: Former Boston Police Union President Pat Rose Arrested On Child Rape Charges
• 18-Year-Old Dead After Being Stabbed, Set On Fire In The Bronx
• Threats Made To Teachers, Superintendent In Exeter, NH, Over Remote Learning Plan
• Monterey Co. Bars Venues From Hosting Wedding Receptions Due To COVID-19 Restrictions
• Woman Says She Doesn't Feel Safe In Subsidized Chicago Home, Especially After Chunk Of Ceiling Fell On Son's Head
• 'Overflowing Bins And Litter' Prompt Placer County To Increase Trash Service In North Lake Tahoe
• 9-Year-Old Girl In Ohio Suffering From Mysterious Condition After Testing Positive For Coronavirus
• Ethnic Communities That Often Feel Underserved In Politics Relishing Kamala Harris As Democrats' VP Pick
• Mayor Lightfoot Said Last Year That More Ambulances Would Be Coming With New Fire Contract, But Now They're Not
• New York City Principals Group Calls For Delay To In-Person Learning
• Man Charged With Murder In Hit-And-Run That Left Woman Dead In River North
• 10-Year-Old Shad Rahman Olivier Palmeus Found Safe
• Backlog Of COVID Tests At Miami-Dade Lab Results In Misleading Stats Wednesday
• Stressed About Transition To New School Year During Pandemic? Social Worker Shares Coping Strategies
• Big East Postpones Fall Sports Season Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Tracking The Tropics: Struggling Depression Still Expected To Strengthen Into Tropical Storm Josephine Soon
• Suspect Arrested In Fatal Shooting In San Francisco SoMa
• Days From Deadline, Massachusetts Parents And Teachers Spar On School Reopening
• Call Kurtis Update: Mom Goes Four Months Without Working Fridge
• Getting Hosed: One Woman Gets Hosed And Bulldozed By The City
• 'You Just Got Shot In The Head': Bullet Grazes Minneapolis Man Near Loring Park
• Maldonado's 3-Run Shot Leads Astros Over Giants 5-1
• Former Garden Grove Planning Commissioner Arrested After Allegedly Skipping Out On $4,000 Contract
• Joe Biden, Kamala Harris Say President Trump Isn't 'Up To The Job' In First Joint Appearance In Wilmington
• New Yorkers Sound Off On Biden's Choice Of Kamala Harris As Running Mate
• Parents And Students In Favor Of Reopening Schools Protest Mt. Lebanon's Back-To-School Plan
• Officials: Investigation Into Baltimore Explosion Will Likely Take Months
• Carter Hart Shines As Flyers Take Game 1 Over Canadiens
• Rays Pounce On Red Sox, Hold On For 9-5 Win
• Minneapolis Police Investigate Shooting, Crash On West Broadway Avenue
• Maryland Weather: Heavy Rain Brings Flash Flooding To Parts Of State; Multiple People Rescued From Stranded Vehicles
• Baltimore Gas Explosion Victims Identified As Lonnie Herriott, Joseph Graham
• Mesquite Narcotics Officers, Dallas DEA Dismantle Major Drug Trafficking Operation
• Community Rallies Behind Black-Owned Baltimore Snowball Stand 'Ice Queens' After It Was Vandalized
• 'I Have No Place That I Feel Comfortable At': Neighbors Displaced By Baltimore Gas Explosion Cope With Emotional Trauma, Physical Damage Left Behind
• 16-Year-Old Who Pleaded Guilty In Deadly Great Frederick Fair Attack Ordered To Be Placed On Probation
• Riverside, San Bernardino Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths; Ventura Reports New Cases
• Zach Eflin Records Career-High 10 Strikeouts But Phillies Lose To Orioles 5-4
• Double Shooting Reported In Baltimore County; Police Investigating
• Police, Supporters Rally Against Mass. Reform Bill
• Ruiz, Sisco, Santander Go Deep In Orioles' Win Over Phillies
• First Day Of School For San Jose Students A Very Different Distance Learning Experience
• Penn State Students Must Sign Coronavirus Waiver
• Feds: Ohio Man Pleads Guilty To Purchasing Tiger Skin Rug
• Entrepreneur Opens Beauty Boutique On Avenue Of Fashion
• Wayne County Provides Grants Helping Small Businesses Stay Afloat
• Detroit Judge Files $10M Federal Lawsuit, Alleges Workplace Discrimination
• Supervisor Fired After Macomb County Morgue Investigation
• Remote Learning With State Contractors? Many Parents Aren't Happy With The Idea
• 23-Year-Old Man Charged With Prostituting College Students In Oakland County
• 2 Men Charged In Restaurant Shooting
• FBI Investigates Shooting Of Military Helicopter In Virginia
• North Texas Infant Found Dead In Bucket Of Tar, Parents Arrested
• Police: 2 Men Injured In NE Baltimore Double Shooting
• Police: Thieves Targeting Minnetonka Mailboxes With Flags Up
• Investigators Looking Into 'Pattern Of Criminal Activity' At Auto Body Shop Where Andres Guardado Was Shot By Deputies
• Adam 'Pacman' Jones Burns Joe Haden Jerseys On Instagram
• Senate GOP Ousts DLI Commissioner Nancy Lippink In Move Gov. Walz Calls 'Political Payback'
• Delaying Decision On STAAR Test Could Cost Texas Tens Of Millions
• The FDA Is Recalling Some Potatoes, Lemons, Limes And Oranges Due To Potential Listeria Contamination
• Coronavirus Child Care Closures: Do Parents Still Have To Pay?
• 'Nanobody' Nasal Spray Could Stop Spread Of COVID-19 Virus
• Delaware County Students Feel Their Voices About Coronavirus Are Being Ignored, That Will Change Thursday
• CoCo County Supes Approve Spending 'Cares' Money On New Jail Deputies
• Boulder City Council Delays Vote On Lethal Prairie Dog Measure
• Ravens' Martindale Can't Wait To Unleash Big, Fast Defense
• Cubs Beat Cleveland, Match Their Best Start Since 1970
• Pregnant Long Island Homeowner Worried, Stressed After Spending Nine Days Without Power
• Sheriff's Offices Discuss Mask Policies After Sacramento Deputies Seen Without Masks In Store
• Federal Court Dismisses Howard County's Petition Over BWI Flight Path Changes
• Nearly 3,000 Fans Watch FC Dallas Play In Person For First Time During Pandemic
• Driver Fighting For His Life After Crash On I-394 In St. Louis Park
• Some Ask If City Is Doing Enough To Keep Angelenos Experiencing Homelessness Safe In Wake Of Pandemic
• Metro Fire Says Flammable Household Items May Have Fueled Carmichael Duplex Fire
• Cowboys Sign Former All-Pro Pass Rusher Everson Griffen To 1-Year, $6M Deal
• Sixers Locked Into First Round Matchup Vs. Celtics, Lose To Raptors
• Phillips 66 Refinery In Rodeo Converting To Renewable Fuels
• East Bay Fitness Club Turns Empty Gym Space Into Distance Learning Pods For Kids
• 3 St. Cloud Men Charged In Armed Home Invasion, Robbery
• Interstate 70 Remains Closed As Grizzly Creek Fire Grows To 3,700 Acres
• Animal Rescue Group Trying To Round Up More Than 30 Abandoned Cats In Washington Co.
• Inside The 11th Hour Meeting: Kamala Harris Support Team May Have Pushed Her To Top VP Spot
• Gov. Jared Polis Expects Mask Order To Stay In Place For Colorado
• Downtown Overnight Access Restrictions To Persist Until Next Monday Morning In Wake Of Looting
• Hamilton Police Investigating 4th Racist Graffiti Incident Believed To Be Done By Same Suspect
• Greenland ice sheet claims life of renowned climate scientist
• Some Bay Area Progressives Reluctant To Support Sen. Harris As VP
• LAPD, LAFD Each Report 1 Additional Coronavirus Case As County Officials Say Numbers Are Looking Better
• Your Raw Sewage Is Helping Researchers Battle COVID-19
• Districts Work To Close Digital Divide In Remote, Rural Areas
• Full Ravens Squad Returns To Practice Field In Owings Mills
• Airlines Try To Stay Safe Without Federally-Mandated COVID-19 Guidelines
• Tesla Delivered More Than 90,000 Cars Last Quarter
• Over 900 Health Care Workers Have Died From Coronavirus. A New Database Tells Their Stories
• Stanford Grads' New App Brings Youth and Elderly Together
• Mental Health Access Is Vital During Pandemic, Experts Say
• LA County Reports First West Nile Virus Death Of 2020
• Emu Captured After Running Through Streets In North Jersey
• CHP Officer Saves Life Of Driver Involved In Fiery Crash Along Highway 24 In Orinda
• Medford High School Graduation Canceled After COVID-Positive Students Fail To Quarantine
• Roseville Police Investigating A Death After Person Found In Vehicle
• Bay Area Public Defenders Ask State To Release At-Risk San Quentin Inmates Amid COVID Outbreak
• Chicago FOP President Asks U.S. Attorney For Federal Prosecutions For Looting, Crimes During Unrest, Blasts State's Attorney Foxx
• Trump slams Kamala Harris over her presidential primary performance
• Pink's Hot Dogs Reopens For First Time Since March
• Family Claims They Can't Get Homeowners Insurance Because Of City Trees
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Meet To Solve Problems With Unemployment Benefits
• Maryland Board Of Elections Approves Early Voting Dates For 2020 General Election
• A's Hit 3 HRs, Laureano's 3 Fine Catches Help Top Angels 8-4
• Orange County Reports 245 New Coronavirus Cases, 11 More Deaths
• Aurora's Mayor Expects Consent Decree For Police Department, Training Mandate
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Warns Of 'Stale' COVID-19 Data
• Governor: New Data Shows California is 'Turning the Corner' on COVID-19
• SoCalGas Launches Recovery Program For Black-Owned Restaurants Affected By COVID-19 Pandemic
• Harvey Senior Center Remains Without Power 2 Days After Storm, Along With Much Of South Suburb
• A's Hit 3 Hrs, Laureano's 3 Fine Catches Help Top Angels 8-4
• Trump Administration Eases Showerhead Rules To Let More Water Flow
• DA Schubert Seeking Stories From People Who Lived Through The Terror Of The Golden State Killer
• Collin County Districts Start School Year With Online Classes Only
• Reps. Karen Bass, Katie Porter Floated As Potential Replacements For Sen. Kamala Harris' Seat
• Local Man Finds Envelope Containing $1,800 And Helps Reunite The Cash With Its Owner
• Newsom: New Data Shows California Is 'Turning The Corner'
• Home Repair Materials In Short Supply Due To COVID-19 Production Slowdowns
• SFPD Putting Up Declaration Of 'Black Lives Matter' Solidarity Poster At Every Station
• Opinions Clash Over Reopening Schools In Communities With Low Coronavirus Rates
• Carroll ISD Preparing To Teach Both In-Person And Virtual Classes Simultaneously
• Southern California Sees Small Improvement In Housing Affordability
• Alsip Woman Warns Young People They Can Catch COVID-19 Like She Did
• Campaign 2020: 1-On-1 With Miami-Dade Mayoral Candidate Alex Penelas
• Doctors Seeing Heart Inflammation In Young People With Coronavirus: 'Are These People At Risk?'
• 12-Year-Old Boy Arrested After Crashing Stolen Vehicle Into Pole In Atlantic City, Police Say
• FDA Clears Maryland Company's Potential HIV Cure For Human Trials
• On A Positive Note: Pittsburgh Volunteers Organize Food Distribution Program Aimed At Children
• Missing Teen With Autism: Jermaine Williams Last Seen In Aurora On Sunday
• George Floyd Case: State Files Motion To Combine Trial Of All 4 Ex-Officers Charged
• State Police Locate 13-Year-Old Alexa Seaberg
• Michigan Forest Transformed With Interactive Psychedelic Color Display
• Ilhan Omar Vows To Keep Fighting While Savoring Big Primary Win
• Massachusetts Reports 229 New Coronavirus Cases, 18 Additional Deaths
• Delaware Valley Experiencing 59% Increase In Spotted Lanternfly Reports Compared To Last Year
• Feds: Attorney Pleads Guilty To Buying Tiger Skin Rug
• Islanders Erupt In Third Period, Defeat Capitals In Game 1
• Wyndham Championship 'A Recipe For A Bit Of A Birdie-Fest,' Says CBS Sports' Mark Immelman
• Gardening 101: Putting Together An Herb Garden
• 'A Proven Fighter' - Joe Biden Introduces Running Mate Kamala Harris, Blasts Trump On COVID-19 Crisis
• Local Chef Donates $5K To Second Harvest Heartland To Fight Minnesota's COVID-19 Hunger Crisis
• Monterey Zoo Sued for Allegedly Using Prods, Bullhooks on Elephants
• Second Harvest Heartland Donation
• Gov. Walz Names Brigadier General Shawn Manke As New Leader Of The Minnesota National Guard
• Dallas Skyline HS Baseball Players Making Up For Lost Time With Summer Showcase Games
• Mansfield ISD Still Delivering Devices To Students; Online Learning Began Wednesday
• Shark Patrols Increase At Long Island Beaches After Spike In Sightings
• Still Not Allowed To Reopen, Popular Long Island Basketball Facility Facing Serious Financial Difficulties
• West Sacramento Police Bust Large Pot Grow That Took Up 3 Houses On Same Block
• White Sox Fan Trying To Get Refund For Opening Day Tickets
• Maximum Sentence: Elisha Pankey Gets 32 Years In Death Of 7-Year-Old Caden McWilliams
• Penn State Will Require Students Returning To Campus To Sign COVID-19 Liability Form
• 'Restaurant Revolution': Restaurant Owners Encourage Others To Open At Full Capacity In Defiance Of Gov. Wolf's Order
• Channel Your Inner Kid, Unleash Your Creativity With 'Simpler Times' Coloring Book
• LAPD Investigating 'Possible Swatting' Call At Home Of Black Lives Matter Activist
• Syd Jerome Menswear Has Been Burglarized Or Looted 4 Times, Owner Says Store Might Not Make It
• In A First, Airbnb Takes Action Against Guest For Party
• Officer suspended after ordering dog to attack Black man on his knees
• Broomfield Renters Impacted By COVID-19 Won't Face Fees For Late Payments Until November
• COVID-Related Hospitalizations Have 'Substantially Decreased' In Miami-Dade & Broward
• Dallas Attorney Describes 'Movement Forward' With Sorority Sister, Sen. Kamala Harris As VP Pick
• Tiny Jellyfish Typically Found In Florida Leaving Jersey Shore Beachgoers With Red, Itchy Rashes
• Texas Parents Considering Nannies To Help With Kids' Online Learning During Pandemic
• MPRB Shuts Down 3 Unauthorized Minneapolis Park Encampments
• 'We Stand On The Shoulders Of Shirley Chisholm': Brooklyn Political Powerhouse Serves As Source Of Inspiration For Sen. Kamala Harris
• Prosecutors Charge Three With Threatening Women In R. Kelly Sex Abuse Case
• Apartments Evacuated Due To Brush Fire Burning In Douglas County
• Police Standoff: Two Taken From Billerica Home After Party, Gunfire
• LA County Reports 58 More Coronavirus Deaths, Over 2,400 New Cases Though Officials Say Trends Still Improving
• 'Algae And Filth': Boston Public Garden Getting Dirty During Pandemic
• Kidsburgh: Boys & Girls Clubs Of Western Pa. Helping Support Parents Amid Move To Online Learning
• Survey: Many Parents Still Fear Taking Children To Doctor's Office; Pediatrician Warns With School Starting Vaccinations A Must
• Campaign 2020: Democratic Primary For Broward State Attorney Packed With Candidates
• NYC Sending Coronavirus Resources To Sunset Park, Brooklyn Amid Uptick In Cases
• North Minneapolis Residents Say New Homeless Shelter Was Planned Without Neighborhood Input
• Independence Pass Closed Indefinitely Due To Grizzly Creek Fire, Heavy Traffic
• Enormous Tree Finally Removed From On Top Of Car, But Woodhaven, Queens Neighborhood Still Has Many Issues
• Media Giant Sumner Redstone Dies At 97
• Rod Brind'Amour Rips NHL For Bruins' Second Goal: 'This Is Why The League's A Joke'
• Eastern Indiana District Closes Schools After Quarantines
• Teens Who Vape More Likely To Have Severe Coronavirus Symptoms, Study Says
• Blowing Out Birthday Candles? Brushing Teeth At Work? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Coronavirus Questions
• I-Team's Call For Action Helps Resolve Cancer Patient's Fight Over Driver's License
• Prosper ISD Welcomes Back Students, More Than 30% Opt Out Of In-Person Learning
• Newly-Established Anti-Racism Task Force In Martinez Seeks Applicants
• Chicago Property Management Company President Says Residents, Staff Feel Unsafe Amid Crime, Unrest, Demands Action From Mayor
• Democratic National Convention Putting Safety First With Virtual Event
• Facebook touts use of AI to help detect harmful content
• Murphy: N.J. Districts That Can't Meet Safety Standards Will Begin School Year With Remote Learning
• KeyBank Robbed In Centennial: Deputies Searching For Man In Fishing Hat And Vest
• Marine Mammal Center Biologists Concerned Over Spate Of Bay Area Animal Entanglements
• Patients In COVID-19 Vaccine Study Receive First Doses In North Texas
• Civic Center Eats Returns With Some Changes
• Local Jamaican, South Asian Communities Praise Choice Of Kamala Harris As Joe Biden's Running Mate
• Brooks Brothers finds suitors in $325 million sale
• Police: Man Targeting Vulnerable Older Women In Lobbies Of Queens Buildings
• South Philadelphia Group Vows To Stand Guard At Christopher Columbus Statue 'Around The Clock,' Block Its Removal
• SWAT Standoff At Fort Lauderdale Neighborhood Comes To An End After Armed Individual Taken Into Custody
• David Krejci's Wizardry On Display And Other Leftover Bruins Thoughts From Game 1 Double-OT Win
• 7 More People In Denton Die From COVID-19, Health Officials Report 92 New Cases
• Stocks flirt with record high despite signs of slowdown
• Airbnb Takes Action Against Guest for Hosting Party
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine: 600,000 Students Will Return To In-Person Classes This Fall
• Family Searching For Man With Dementia Missing From Echo Park Area
• Roberto Hipolito Gets 120 Days In Jail Over Walmart Car Fire That Killed 6-Year-Old Ty'rah White
• Chicago Police Ask For Community Help To Identify Looters Through Videos, Photos
• Pedestrian Tuma Fombon Cho Killed In Crash In Randallstown, Police Say
• Gritty Refereeing 'Pups On Ice' Faceoff Between Puppies During Flyers-Canadiens Game 1
• Tim Anderson, Luis Robert Lead White Sox Past Tigers
• West Virginia's Confirmed Coronavirus Cases Triple In 7 Weeks
• Police Investigating Multiple Stabbing Reports Near Downtown Minneapolis
• Aquarium collecting coins in waterfall to help pay for animal care
• PIAA's Executive Director Sends Letter To Gov. Tom Wolf, Says Student-Athletes Will Find Other Outlets If No Fall Sports
• Suspect Thomas Allen Wanted In Southwest Baltimore Liquor Store Robbery
• Sonoma County Supes Deny Sheriff's Request To Hire Legal Counsel About Oversight Measure
• Tribune Publishing Closing Offices Of Capital Gazette, Carroll County Times; Papers Will Still Publish
• 'Lack Of Urgency' Headlines City Council's Nearly 6-Hour Hearing On Philly's Gun Violence Epidemic
• 57 Years After Maryland's First Amusement Park Desegregates, Discussion Looks Back On Milestone
• Stein Mart to close hundreds of stores after going bankrupt
• Search On For Trio Who Stole $4,500 Worth Of Items From Roseville Cosmetics Store
• Minneapolis Homicide Suspect Arrested At Canadian Border
• Port Authority Reports 2 More Coronavirus Cases, Both Employees Work At Manchester Facility
• 4-Month-Old Puppy Missing After Being Snatched From Owner In Koreatown
• Hundreds Of Cyclists Are Turning Out In Canton To Bike Ride To Stay Active During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Trump and Republicans send mixed messages on Kamala Harris
• West Mifflin Area School District Goes Online-Only For First 9 Weeks
• CBS Television Studios Teams With 21CP Solutions Advisory Group For Police, Legal Dramas
• Kaiser Facility In Pasadena Participating In COVID-19 Vaccine Trial
• Hennepin Co. Authorities Arrest Suspect In Drive-By Shootings, Recover Firearm With 50-Round Drum Magazine
• Florida Teachers Considering Early Retirement As Schools Reopening Amid COVID Pandemic
• Bail Fund Answers Criticism Over Freeing Convicted Rapist
• Celtics Sign Brad Stevens To Contract Extension
• Gov. Pritzker Announces Deployment Of $46 Million In Aid For Small Businesses
• The 2020 Census Is Even More Important During COVID-19 Pandemic, Baltimore Mayor Says
• Denver International Airport Showcases Life During Coronavirus Pictures
• OUSD, Teachers Union Reach Tentative Agreement on Distance Learning
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Lawmakers Hear Plans On Safely Starting The School Year
• Gov. Phil Murphy Clears Way For Some New Jersey Schools To Begin Academic Year Online
• Memorial Marks Site Of Baltimore Explosion, Prayer Service To Be Held Wednesday
• How To Recognize COVID Symptoms In Children
• U.S. colleges could lose $1 billion by nixing fall sports
• Joe Biden Making First Appearance With VP Pick Kamala Harris
• Pandemic Protection: DART Offering Free Face Masks, Hand Sanitizer To Riders
• Charges: Russell Baldwin, Convicted Of Child Pornography, Breaks Into 14-Year-Old Girl's Bedroom
• Ford Recalls Over 558,000 Midsize SUVs To Fix Possible Brake Fluid Leaks
• Lyft's 2Q Loss $437M As Riders Stay Home During Pandemic
• Dems say Mnuchin offered to meet but refused to budge on COVID bill
• Bruins' Top Line Shows Up Just In Time For The Real Games To Begin
• Drive-Thru Halloween Haunt Planned For OC Fair & Event Center In Costa Mesa
• Granbury Launches Mask Campaign For Businesses During Pandemic 'Because We Love Granbury'
• Black Democratic women jubilant about Harris' selection as running mate
• Apple, Facebook Among Major Companies Denouncing Trump Visa Restrictions
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Gov. Tim Walz Extends Peacetime Emergency In Minnesota
• 3rd El Dorado County Eatery Has Its Health Permit Suspended Over COVID-19 Protocol Violations
• Fuel Truck Driver Dies After Fiery Crash On Highway 75 In Richardson
• Gov. Hogan Encourages Marylanders To Buy Local Seafood In September
• Pittsburgh Night Club Ordered To Shut Down After Inspection Finds Several Coronavirus Order Violations
• Former Maryland Hospital Worker Charged With Sex Assault Of Unconscious Patient
• Coronavirus forcing many women and people of color to retire
• Belarus police shoot live rounds at protesters as EU considers sanctions
• COVID-19 Testing Site Opened At Mexican Consulate In MacArthur Park Area
• Stein Mart Files For Bankruptcy; Liquidation Underway, Going-Out-Of-Business Sales Coming
• Patriots Among Teams Exploring 'Pods' System To Get Fans Into Stadium On Game Days
• Brazil's leader calls Amazon fires a "lie." Images show otherwise.
• Car Catches Fire in Saratoga After Accident, Shutting Down Saratoga Avenue
• 'The Trends We're Seeing Are Good': Dallas County Reporting Lower Daily Coronavirus Case Counts
• Modesto Police Looking For Car Involved In Cyclist Hit-And-Run
• Bergeron Scores Double-Overtime Game-Winner, Bruins Take 1-0 Series Lead On Hurricanes
• Driver Arrested In Fatal Pedestrian Crash In San Francisco Western Addition Neighborhood
• Woman Charged With Murder After Boy Friend Ronnie Cash Found Stabbed To Death At Studio 6 Motel
• 4 Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Handed Warnings After Coronavirus Order Compliance Checks
• Florida Trump Supporters Tout Mail-In Ballots, Blast Harris
• Back To School Drive Held At Compass Academy In Denver
• San Francisco Police Warn Public To Avoid Area Of Financial District During Investigation
• Trump donated to Kamala Harris years ago. His campaign says it shows he's not racist.
• VIDEO: Suspected Drunk Driver Crashes Into Wheat Ridge Police Car, Narrowly Missing Tow Truck Driver
• Southwest Airlines Removes Boy With Autism And Family From Flight Over Face Mask
• Boston University To Begin Allowing Posthumous Degrees For Students
• DNR Confirms 6 Cougar Sightings In Michigan
• 20 Cats, 1 Dog Rescued From 'Unlivable' Brighton Home
• Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz Names New Budget Chief With State Facing $4.7B Deficit
• Philadelphia Eagles Head Coach Doug Pederson Returns To Team After Bout With Coronavirus
• Man Wanted In Assault During Armenian Protest At Azerbaijani Consulate
• Kayakers Rescued By Coast Guard Helicopter Crew After Becoming Stranded On Anacapa Island
• Rep. Clyburn reveals what Biden said to him before picking Harris
• Myron Berryman Identified As Suspect In Shooting Near White House That Interrupted President Trump's Press Conference
• Man Robbed, Killed At UCSF Medical Clinic; Suspect Arrested
• Packing On The Pandemic Pounds? You're Not Alone As COVID Clothing Sizes Fluctuate
• Patriots Held A (Somewhat) Real Practice On Tuesday
• COVID diagnosis leads to reunion between long-lost half sisters
• Now Serving Dessert; Billy Bob's Texas Reopens On Thursday Under New Permit
• Uber CEO Warns Of California Shutdown If Ruling On Drivers Being Classified As Employees Is Upheld
• Air Force Academy Cadets Begin Classes
• San Mateo County Court Moves Jury Selection To Event Center For Social Distancing
• Viola Davis shares photo of plantation where she was born: "I own my story"
• Video shows dramatic helicopter rescue of 2 women
• Duquesne University Says Student Athlete's Death 'Not A Case Of Police Misconduct Or Negligence'
• 'Tough As Nails' Renewed For A Second Season On CBS With Host Phil Keoghan
• Sumner Redstone, Media Legend, Dies At Age 97
• Wolf Administration: Watch Out For Coronavirus Contact Tracing Scams
• Community Reacts After 17-Year-Old Sesame Place Employee Attacked By Unmasked Couple: 'If You Don't Want To Wear A Mask There, Don't Go'
• Robocalls, Which Dipped Early During The Pandemic, Are Starting To Tick Back Up
• Far Out! Jeep® Brand Debuts Gladiator Overlander "Farout" Concept
• Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Says He Will Show 'Grace' When It Comes To Decision On Kneeling During Anthem
• TCU Adjusts 2020 Football Schedule As Conference Moves Ahead With Play
• Pine Gulch Fire Burning Near Grand Junction Grows To More Than 50,000 Acres
• Prosecutors Charge 3 Men With Threatening Women In R. Kelly Case
• Denver Weather: More Heat, More Haze, Possibly More Microbursts
• Grandmother with 88 great-grandchildren turns 100
• DePaul Moving To Mostly Online Classes For Fall
• Crews Respond To 2 Fires In Edina, None Hurt
• Illinois Reports Another Increase With 1,645 News Cases Of COVID-19
• Elias Flores Wanted In Hit-And-Run That Killed Woman On Sidewalk
• Fall Enrollment Begins At Los Angeles Community Colleges
• Police: 4 Charged With Rioting Following Richmond Protests
• Massachusetts Updates Guidance On Schools Reopening Based On New Coronavirus Map
• Report: Mayor Lightfoot Calls Looting A Planned Attack, Not 'Spontaneous Reaction' To Police Shooting
• 'I Was Born & Raised In Prince George's County And That's Why I'm So Tough': Kaila Charles On WNBA Career, Growing Up In Maryland
• Missing, Endangered McKeesport Teen Found Safe
• Broomfield Police Running Into Difficulties Trying To Crack Down On Street Racing
• Chargers Coach Anthony Lynn Reveals He Had Coronavirus
• Oakland Police Suspect Gang Violence May Be Behind Surge In Homicides
• Mayor Warns Of Insurance Scam Targeting NW Baltimore Residents Following Explosion
• Florida men accused of selling fake COVID cure arrested
• Driver Charged In Brockton Hit And Run That Killed Woman
• 'Boomerang Earthquakes' May Mean One Quake Can Strike Twice
• Big 12 Lays Out Schedule For Fall Sports As Conference Forges Ahead During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Amarillo The Cat Is Up For Adoption At The MDSPCA
• Deadly Hit-And-Run: Man Killed On Parker Road, Aurora Police Searching For Driver
• San Francisco Supervisors Approve Housing Development At Balboa Reservoir Site
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 541 New Cases, Hospitalizations Under 500
• Biden and Harris make debut as running mates, vowing to defeat Trump
• Fauci, Azar cast doubt on Putin's virus vaccine claim
• Dr Pepper Fans Freaking Out After Soda Company Confirms Shortage: 'Thoughts & Prayers Needed'
• Survey: Home Sales Increase In July, Buyers Show Interest In Home Offices, Outdoor Living Spaces
• Fort Lauderdale's Westminster Academy Started School With Students, Staff On Campus
• WATCH: Jake DeBrusk Snaps Stick In Frustration
• DEA Officials Report A Surge Of Counterfeit Pills In Minnesota
• Chests sold by Kmart recalled due to tip-over risk to kids
• 1 Killed In Two-Vehicle Crash In Collegeville
• 'Digital Days' Aims To Keep Kids And Local Businesses Connected During Pandemic
• Armed Robbery, Sexual Assault Suspect Arrested, Miami Beach Police Seeking Other Victims
• In just 15 years, the Arctic Ocean may be ice-free in summer, study says
• Boston Schools Preparing For Remote And Hybrid Learning
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Skies Ahead
• Portion Of Crawford Avenue In West Conshohocken Closed Due To Dump Truck Accident
• Woman Dies After Falling Off Boat At 59th Street Harbor
• Baltimore Gas Explosion: World Central Kitchen Giving Out Meals To Crews, Neighbors
• Mosquitoes Test Positive For West Nile Virus In Los Altos Hills; Spraying Planned
• Inkster Shooting Leaves 1 Dead, 2 Injured
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Large Jump In Miami-Dade Cases Blamed On Testing Data Backlog From Miami Lab
• Thousands Of Plants Seized In Raid At Illegal Marijuana Grow Site In Alta; 6 People Arrested
• Police: Severn Man Charged After Allegedly Pouring Gasoline On Home, Threatening To Set It On Fire After Argument
• MTV VMAs Performances To Be Held Outdoors Around NYC
• Coronavirus (MN): MDH Reports 470 Additional COVID-19 Cases And 12 More Deaths - Biggest Jump In Daily Deaths In A Month
• 4-Year-Old Girl Dead, 8 Displaced After Fire In Gage Park
• 3 Injured After Pedestrian Struck By Motorcycle In Pasadena
• Boil Water Advisory Lifted For 2 Pittsburgh Neighborhoods
• Report: Kanye West Met With Jared Kushner In Telluride Last Weekend
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 849 More Coronavirus Cases, Statewide Case Count Now Over 121,000
• Study Finds Tobacco Retailers Continue To Target Kids & Low-Income Neighborhoods In Minneapolis
• San Jose Unified Allows Teachers To Work From Home In Last-Minute Reversal
• Bell To Take Jones Spot At Gibbs
• Irving Resident Joins Millionaires Club After Winning On Lottery Scratch Ticket
• Police: Lompoc Felon Tried To Sell Guitar Signed By Tom Petty Stolen In LA-Area Heist
• Perseid Meteor Shower: Spectacular Images Shared By Citizen Astronomers
• Black Victims Of U-M Doctor Seek Equity In Settlements
• Spire Motorsports Purchases Leavine, Expands To 2 Cars
• Pa. Court Of Judicial Discipline Files Misconduct Charges Against Former Judge Mark Tranquilli
• Sea life dying as massive oil spill threatens rare species
• Rock 'N' Roll Philadelphia Half Marathon Canceled For 2020, 2021
• Free Masks Will Be Given Out At Pimlico Race Course COVID-19 Testing Site On Thursday
• Concerns About Possible Brake Fluid Leaks Result In Ford Recall Of Midsize SUVs
• Tesla adds fuel to turbocharged stock with plan for 5-for-1 split
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 13 Additional Deaths, Increasing Coronavirus Toll To 273 Countywide
• Colorado First In Lower 48 United States To Get FAA Installed Weather Cameras
• Upper Darby Residents Can Drop Off Regular Trash At Three Locations Wednesday
• Police Seek Suspect Wanted In Connection To Carjacking On Detroit's East Side
• Minnesota Progressives Beat At Least 3 Democratic Incumbents In Legislative Races
• Marconi Plaza Christopher Columbus Statue To Be Placed In Storage Until Decision On Long Term Relocation Made
• 18-Year-Old Marion Maddox Charged In Fatal Worcester County Shooting
• Stafford Says He Never Gave It Serious Thought To Opting Out
• Meat Prices Are Finally Falling — Except For Hot Dogs
• Stein Mart Files For Bankruptcy, Will Close Most Of Its 300 Stores
• Penguins Not Renewing Contracts Of Assistant Coaches Sergei Gonchar, Mark Recchi And Jacques Martin
• New Jersey Supreme Court To Rule On Law Authorizing $10B In Debt
• Race For Massachusetts' 4th Congressional District: David Rosa
• Transform Recalls Four-Drawer Chests Sold Exclusively At Kmart
• 24-Year-Old Man Shot, Injured In Northwest Baltimore Tuesday Night
• Minneapolis On Track To Have Highest Primary Voter Turnout In Over 50 Years
• Police: 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Detroit Shooting, Suspect On The Loose
• 1 Of 2 Wisconsin Girls Convicted In Slender Man Stabbing Loses Appeal
• Patriots Release Pictures Of Cam Newton In His New Jersey
• Jenna Ellis, Campaign Advisor For Pres. Donald Trump, Won't Apologize For Knowingly Misgendering Pa. Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine
• Ruby Rose Reveals Real Reason For 'Batwoman' Departure
• Keller @ Large: Joe Biden Did No Harm With Kamala Harris As VP Pick
• Uber Ride Shot At On I-95 In Hollywood
• PTL Links: August 12, 2020
• Standoff Outside South Sacramento Home Ends Peacefully
• Man Shot To Death On Harbor Gateway Street
• Bear Rescued From East Canyon Fire To Be Released Into The Wild Soon
• Cooking With Rania: Watermelon-Feta Salad And Greek-Style Panzanella Salad
• Councilman Kenyatta Johnson Calls Murders Of Children, Women, Young People 'Totally Unacceptable' As Gun Violence Surges In Philadelphia
• Mail-In Primary Ballots Could Be Dress Rehearsal For General Election In November
• Roseville In Bloom: 'The Power Of Education'
• 'If They Want To Do This, They Need To Do It Now': Sports Law Professor Alica Jessop On College Football Players Union Push
• Sony Michel May Not Be Ready For Patriots Opener
• For The First Time, City Of Fort Worth Prepares To Implement Parental Leave Policy
• 'Dating App Disaster': Woman Robs Man With Pink Taser At Hotel, Boston Police Say
• New Technology At BWI Airport Will Help Detect Fake IDs, Passports
• Overnight Magnitude 3.9 Earthquake Strikes The Geysers
• White Sox Ride Early Lead, Beat Tigers 8-4
• 3 More COVID-19 Positive People With Underlying Conditions Die In Collin County
• 27-Year-Old Man Shot In East Baltimore Early Wednesday
• Washington Football Team Announces No Fans Allowed At Home Games In 2020
• Sumner Redstone, Media Legend, Has Died At 97
• Bruins May Turn To Jaroslav Halak Over Tuukka Rask In Game 2
• Annapolis Gets 40,000 Mask Donations From Chinese City Changsha
• Cyclist In Critical Condition After Colliding With Car In Central Minnesota Town
• More Americans Walking For Exercise During Pandemic, Survey Finds
• Demand for COVID tests pushed labs to their limit. Will they be ready for fall?
• Celtics Appear Poised To Make Deep Playoff Run
• Charlie Blackmon Raises Batting Average To An Amazing .500 As Rockies Defeat Diamondbacks
• Apparent Machete Attack In Brighton Leaves 1 Dead, 3 Hurt
• Italy's "wine windows" are reopening amid the pandemic
• Blue Jays Win Buffalo Debut, Top Marlins In 10th
• Owners Of Atilis Gym Plan To Open Wednesday Despite Losing Business License
• Sumner Redstone, media legend, has died at 97
• Weather Blog: Another Hot One
• ViacomCBS Media Mogul Sumner Redstone Dies At 97
• Texans Seeing Dangers Of Coronavirus As Cases In The State Soar Past 500,000
• Email Phishing Scam Targets Maryland's Firearms Dealers
• South Side Food Pantry Hosting Food Drive Wednesday
• Miami Weather: Warm & Steamy, Spotty Storms Possible
• Suspect Arrested In Violent Attack At Irwindale Gas Station Which Left Man With Brain Damage
• Florida To Be Part Of COVID-19 Vaccine Pilot Program
• Canonsburg Forming 'Diversity And Inclusion Recognition' Task Force
• New Jersey Gym That Defied Shutdown Order Has License Revoked
• Primary Was A Successful Dress Rehearsal For November, Secretary Of State Steve Simon Says
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Pac-12, Mountain West Call Off Fall Sports; SF Budget Woes; Santa Clara County Imposes Mask Fines
• With The Help Of 3 Singles From Solak, Texas Rangers Beat Mariners 4-2
• Bruce Cassidy Says NHL 'Made The Right Call' Moving Bruins-Hurricanes Game 1
• Police Arrest Man Wanted In Random Stabbing At Upper West Side Subway Station
• Thousands Still Without Power Wednesday, Days After Storms Hit Chicago Area
• Deadly Rollover Wreck In Davie
• Who is Kamala Harris, Joe Biden's pick for vice president?
• QAnon backer wins congressional primary in Georgia
• Vigil Held For Bystander Killed In Crossfire While Playing Handball At Brooklyn Park
• Ilhan Omar wins primary against well-funded challenger
• Putin claims Russia has developed a coronavirus vaccine
• DNA links man who killed himself last week to teen's 1996 death
• Last Blockbuster in world to be available to rent on Airbnb
• Fire Marshal Investigating Two Car Fires In Wilkins Township
• Coronavirus may spread farther than 6 feet indoors
• Trump calls Harris "nasty" and "disrespectful" to Biden
• Alyssa Milano says she's losing her hair after long battle with COVID-19
• Man Suspected Of Breaking Into 4 Queens Businesses, Police Say
• Missing Man Found Safe In Stillwater
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/12 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• New Hampshire braces for bike rally after "warning sign" in Sturgis
• Man Shot By Secret Service For Shouting Threats Near White House Recently Lived In W. Va.
• Texas Parents' Interest In Homeschooling 'Explodes' During COVID-19 Pandemic
• 14-Year-Old Boy Shot While Walking On Sidewalk On The Near West Side
• Los Angeles Chargers head coach reveals he had coronavirus
• Pittsburgh Weather: Partly Cloudy Wednesday With Isolated Rain Chances
• City's Scooter Program Takes Its Second Spin Around City, Starting Today
• PA Cyber Charter Preparing To Help Families Adjust To Remote Learning
• Bill McKibben on national security implications of climate change
• What is the filibuster and why should we care: An investigation
• Federal Government To Buy 100 Million Doses Of Moderna's Coronavirus Vaccine
• Monroeville Rehabilitation And Wellness Center Sees Sudden Spike In Coronavirus Cases
• Wednesday's Child: 17-Year-Old Jolena
• Shenango Valley Midget Football League Planning To Move Forward With Season
• Mayor Bill Peduto Joins With Fellow Pennsylvania Mayors Calling For Federal Aid
• Bethel Park School District Superintendent Rolls Out New Back To School Plan
• Hunter Pence, Brandon Crawford Rally Giants Past Astros In 10 Innings
• Mars Area School District Students Will Return To The Classroom
• New Zealand racing to find source of first recent new virus cases
• Plum School District Implements Hybrid Back To School Model
• California Lawmakers React To Biden-Harris Ticket
• Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Cancels 2020 Shows, Plans To Host Digital Series
• Wednesday's Show Info (8/12/20)
• Heat Advisory Ends Wednesday Night, Then Cooler Temperatures Move In
• "Fight on!": Pro-democracy media mogul released in Hong Kong

Videos from August 12, 2020

• 8/12: Red and Blue
• Rep. Maloney on new bill aimed at curbing recent changes at the U.S. Postal Service ahead of 2020 election
• Trump goes after Kamala Harris with familiar insults
• How the Biden-Harris ticket will impact the 2020 race
• Joe Biden and Kamala Harris hold first campaign event as running mates
• Historic Philadelphia music program teaches young students virtually
• Sumner Redstone, Chairman Emeritus of ViacomCBS, dead at 97
• Salt Lake City officer suspended after ordering K-9 to attack a Black man
• Trump attacks Harris after Biden chooses her as running mate
• Biden and Harris give first speech as running mates
• New Jersey schools allowed to offer virtual learning
• CBS Evening News, August 12, 2020
• Kamala Harris holds first event with Joe Biden as running mate
• Joe Biden and Kamala Harris make debut as running mates
• Big 12 announces plans to go ahead with 2020 football season
• Woman with 88 great-grandchildren turns 100
• How Joe Biden decided on Kamala Harris as his running mate
• Trump attacks intelligence officials as "dirty cops"
• More farmers file for bankruptcy amid pandemic, despite record federal aid
• Women and people of color are more likely to be forced into early retirement during the pandemic
• Congresswoman Marcia Fudge: "We are excited" about Kamala Harris for VP
• Puerto Rico's low census response could have disastrous effects on its economy and recovery funding
• How the Biden campaign can engage with Muslim voters ahead of the election
• Local Matters: Kamala Harris' political roots in California
• Beirut still reeling one week after devastating explosion
• Neck gaiters don't protect against COVID like face masks do, study shows
• Arrive Outdoors thrives amid camping "renaissance"
• Congressman Jim Clyburn on Joe Biden's historic choice of Kamala Harris for VP
• Could asymptomatic COVID-19 carriers hold key to ending the pandemic?
• Trump says Kamala Harris was his "number one draft pick" for Biden's running mate
• Impact of Biden's choice of Kamala Harris as running mate
• Coronavirus leads to unexpected reunion between two half sisters after more than a half century
• How Kamala Harris impacts Biden's campaign
• World's last Blockbuster store is holding a 90s-themed slumber party
• New Zealand puts city on lockdown after first COVID-19 infection in months
• Florida family files lawsuit after 8-year-old arrested for allegedly hitting teacher
• In-person learning "impossible" for Elizabeth, New Jersey, school district says
• Recent spike in coronavirus cases in nursing homes blamed on testing delays
• Former senior adviser to President Obama Valerie Jarrett on Kamala Harris as Biden’s running mate
• Trump rips Kamala Harris as "nasty" and "disrespectful" despite previous campaign contribution