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• 7 Arrested After Statue Of George Washington In Grand Park Torn Down
• Amazon Distribution Center Opening In Roseville
• Gov. Newsom In The Hot Seat Over Pandemic Response
• Santa Clara County Outlines Ambitious Plan to End Homelessness
• Woman Accused Of Killing Pregnant Woman In Anaheim Collision Charged With Second-Degree Murder
• Ultraviolet Algae Killer Aids Bid To Help Lake Tahoe Clarity
• Authorities Searching For Suspected Arsonist Following 3 Small Fires In Newhall Area
• Evacuation Orders Lifted As Fire Crews Battle Brush Fire In Cleveland National Forest Near Corona
• Two Dead In Separate Boating Accidents On South Lake Tahoe; Officials See Increase In Water Rescues
• Ranch Fire Burns Thousands Of Acres, Threatens Homes In Azusa Foothills
• Winter Park Plans To Open Slopes In Mid-November
• Teachers Claim Remote Learning Requests Denied In Sheridan School District 2
• AMC Theatres In Denver Metro Reopening Next Week
• Elderly Woman Bloodied, Hospitalized After Home Invasion In Mountain House
• With 92% Latino Student Body, Compass Academy Does Special Outreach As Virtual School Gets Going
• Sacramento Heat Wave Presenting Yet Another Hurdle For Struggling Restaurants
• Sacramento County Looking For 30 Vote Centers For Nov. 3 Election
• Thousands Of Homes Still Under Threat From Lake Fire
• Researchers Blast Algae, Invasive Plants With UV Rays to Keep Lake Tahoe Blue
• Aces Top Lynx 87-77 For Sole Possession Of 2nd Place
• Virus-Proofing NFL Facilities Is A Tall, Masked Task
• Evacuations Ordered As Cameron Peak Fire Burning In Larimer County Grows To 1,500+ Acres
• More Evacuations Ordered For Grizzly Creek Fire Burning In Glenwood Canyon
• Lakewood Dog Shooting: Sean & Desiree Andrews Arrested In Denver
• Domestic Violence Victims Who Killed Abusers Housed On Treasure Island After Unfair Incarcerations
• 'Never... Any Proven Widespread Voter Fraud': Colorado Postal Workers Union Says Ballot Delivery Is Secure
• Fresno County School That Opened Classrooms Ordered To Close
• Trump Says He Opposes More Funding For Postal Service Over Mail-In Voting
• Large Gatherings Along Federal Boulevard Targeted By Denver City Leaders
• Firefighters Quickly Douse Fires At 2 North Highlands Apartment Complexes
• Merrimack, New Hampshire Park Shut Down Due To Crowds, Trash And Vandalism
• Judge: Mom Accused In QAnon Kidnapping Plot Can Stand Trial
• Wild Police Chase On Manhattan's East Side Shocks Witnesses
• Chicago Weather: Humidity Building Into Weekend
• Newly-Obtained Video Of Wrong Raid Highlights Inconsistencies In Body Cam Policies At CPD
• Crews Respond To Massive Fire At Seneca Hardwood Lumber Company In Venango Co.
• 9/11 Tribute In Light Canceled Due To Coronavirus Fears
• Dozen Injured In Multi-Vehicle Crash Involving MTA Bus In Canarsie
• US Postal Service Warns Pennsylvania Mail-In Ballots May Not Be Delivered By Deadline
• Some South Suburban Residents Remain Hot, In The Dark, And Stuck Without Power
• 107-Year-Old N.J. Woman Survives Spanish Flu And COVID-19, Says God And Hot Peppers Keys To Her Incredible Longevity
• Feds: Yale Discriminates Against Asian, White Applicants
• Police Investigating After Man Found With Gunshot Wound In Stockton Waterway Dies
• Tuukka Rask 'Not Stressing' About Results, Says Playoff Games Feel 'Dull'
• Toddler In Critical Condition After Brooklyn Park Apartment Shooting
• Terps' Mike Locksley 'Pleased' To Know Moving Football Season To Spring 'Definitely Feasible'
• Worcester Votes To Start School Year With Remote Learning
• 'We Need More Support': LAUSD Superintendent Austin Beutner Talks Unique Challenges Posed By Pandemic
• 2 Injured After SUV Falls From Overpass, Gets Hit Twice On Highway 99 In Turlock
• 'Exercise, Family Ties And Open Eyes': Family Walks Every Arlington Street During Quarantine
• Concern Mounts As Carjackers Strike Twice In One Morning In Bucktown
• 'Every Parent's Worst Nightmare': Prosecutors Announce Arrest Of 17-Year-Old Javier Quintero Accused Of Sex Trafficking Minor
• Mt. Lebanon School Board Votes For Remote Learning For First 9 Weeks
• 'The Virus Has A Vote': WCCO Talks To Minnesota Homeland Security Director About COVID-19 6 Months On
• Yu Darvish Takes No-Hitter Into 7th As Cubs Beat Brewers
• 'I'm Gonna Miss Her': Family Of Lonnie Herriott, 61-Year-Old Killed In Baltimore Gas Explosion, Mourns Her Death
• North Texas Mom And Newborn Test Positive For Coronavirus In What May Be First Case Of Its Kind
• Cardinals-White Sox Opener Pushed Back To Saturday
• What Are Those Slimy Blob Creatures Found In Lakes? Good Question
• Baltimore Explosion: BGE Says It's Not At Fault; Fire Officials Continue Investigation In Cause
• Marylanders Can Now Report Those Breaking COVID-19 Guidelines By Calling This Hotline
• Newly-Released Body Cam Video Shows George Floyd's Fatal Arrest From Tou Thao's POV
• Boston University Faculty Protest Reopening Plan
• Kroger To Offer More Household Products Online
• Disinfecting Michigan's Airports: Ford Airport Using A UV Robot To Fight Covid-19 Spread
• Michigan Tampon Tax Lawsuit: 3 Woman Aim To End Taxes On Menstrual Products
• LGBTQ Support Group Expelled From Archdiocese Of Detroit, Church Responds
• Police: 58-Year-Old Man Found Shot, Killed Inside Bristol Home
• GM To Turn Over Medical Production To Ventec Life Systems
• Kids Surprise Baltimore Police Officer With Ice Pop On Hot Summer Day
• Studies Show Covid-19 May Have Affects On The Heart
• Dougie Hamilton's Blast Gives Hurricanes Victory, Evens Series With Bruins At 1-1
• Orioles Beat Phillies 11-4, Complete 3-Game Sweep
• Injured Bald Eagle Attacks 2 At Cascade Resort
• Coronavirus Cases Among Children Up 90% In Last Month: 'Kids Get COVID, They Can Spread It'
• Man Accused Of Stealing Home Depot Rental Truck Found With Meth, Pot, Replica Gun In Stockton
• Gov. Tom Wolf Warns Pennsylvania Residents Of Contact Tracing Scams
• Lincoln Park High School Votes To Remove Chicago Police Officers From Building
• White Supremacist, Drug-Dealing Stripper From Dallas Sentenced For Obstruction Of Justice
• Maryland's Highway System Among The Worst In U.S., Report Finds
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths
• 17-Year-Old Amira Geovoni Jennings Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash Along I-695 In Rosedale
• Despite Railing Against Practice, President Trump Requests His Mail-In Ballot For Florida Primary
• Rodney Shears Killed In 3-Car Crash On Interstate 695 Near 795 Split, Police Say
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Josephine Heading West-Northwestward Over Tropical Atlantic
• Ship Used In World War II Sunk Off Dewey Beach Coast To Be Used As Artificial Reef
• Garfield County Declares Emergency Over Grizzly Creek Fire, Pine Gulch Fire
• Florida Judge Fast-Tracks Lawsuits Challenging Mandate To Reopen Brick-And-Mortar Schools
• 2 Fort Hood Soldiers Among 9 Men Charged In Child Sex Ring
• Fortnite maker sues Apple and Google after app booted from stores
• 499-Acre Grass Fire Burning Near Sloughhouse
• Marin County Starts State Waiver Process For In-Class Instructions
• Baltimore County Police Investigating After Man Walks In To Hospital With Gunshot Wound
• Search On For Man Accused Of Trying To Kidnap 13-Year-Old Girl In Carol Stream
• Walnut Creek Businesses Get Welcome Boost from City Program
• Nido Hits 2 Homers, Drives In 6 As Mets Pound Nationals
• Deaths Up In Sacramento County, But Not Because Of COVID-19
• Police: Peaceful Ending After Suspect Barricaded Himself At Graduate Hotel On 'U' Campus
• Joe Winbush Jr. Lit Ex-Girlfriend's Car On Fire In Garage Of Occupied House, Fire Marshal's Office Says
• 'A Miracle That I'm Standing Here': Man Calls For More LA Metro Safety Measures After Train Collision
• Cinemark Set To Reopen Theaters In Pittsburgh Area Next Week
• Phillies Swept By Orioles As Bullpen Implodes Again In 11-4 Loss
• Sacramento Area Selected For COVID-19 Vaccine Clinical Trial
• Pittsburgh Pirates Return From Layoff, Beat Cincinnati Reds 9-6
• Rays Bash Red Sox 17-8 To Complete 4-Game Sweep
• TxDOT Subcontractor Struck And Killed By Suspected Drunk Driver In Arlington
• Health Management Company Looking To Fill 100 Roles
• 'He Couldn't Use His Arms At All': Spotting The Signs Of AFM In Children
• LAPD Reports Another Employee Has Tested Positive For COVID-19 Bringing Total To 500
• Pittsburg Police Arrest Suspect In Brutal Screwdriver Stabbing Attack
• First Lady Yumi Hogan Thanks Volunteers At Maryland Food Bank
• Lodi Police Officer Erika Urrea Says Watching Footage Of Rescue On The Tracks Was Surreal
• CDC director says U.S. could have "worst fall" ever
• Vegas Scores In Overtime, Takes 2-0 Lead In Series Against Blackhawks
• Alcatraz To Reopen After Monthslong Closure Due To Pandemic
• Denver Nuggets Ready To Battle Northwest Division Foe Utah Jazz In First Round Of 2020 Playoffs
• College Students Fight To Get Out Of Off-Campus Leases As Classes Stay Remote For Fall
• Former Acting IDES Director Tom Chan Resigns From Department
• Allderdice's Girls Soccer Conditioning Canceled For 2 Weeks After Player Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Heat Wave: Local Cooling Centers And Spaces
• Sixers-Celtics First Round Schedule Released
• First Day Frustrations: Elk Grove Unified School District Back In Session
• Police: 30-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In West Philadelphia
• Koreatown BBQ Restaurant Still Struggling Despite Attempts To Adapt To Coronavirus Health Orders
• More Churches Sue to Challenge COVID-19 Restrictions
• Arrest Made In Fatal Stabbing And Burning Of Promising Bronx 18-Year-Old Winston Ortiz
• Mayor De Blasio Pledges A Nurse In Every School, But UFT President Says He'll Fight Reopening If Stringent Safety Isn't Met
• Another Movie/TV Production Facility Coming To Brooklyn, This One With The Promise Of Jobs And Inclusivity
• Supt. Brown: Police Will Be Out Ahead Of Anyone Thinking Of Looting
• Fresno County School That Opened Classrooms Ordered to Close
• More US Churches Sue To Challenge COVID-19 Restrictions
• Evacuations Ordered As Fires Burn In Danville Neighborhood
• Some Frederick County Public Schools Food Service Workers, Bus Drivers Temporarily Out Of Work Due To COVID-19
• Trump says he wouldn't rule out more funding for Postal Service
• Cold Case Update: Body Found In 1993 Identified As Rebecca 'Becky' Redeker
• Pine Gulch Fire Near Grand Junction Grows To 68,000 Acres
• Harrison Smith, Anthony Harris Are Secondary Luxury For Vikings
• NCAA Cancels Fall Championship Events
• Large Water Main Break In East Fort Worth Gushes 100+ Feet Into The Air
• UNC Budget Hit By Postponed Athletics, Lower Enrollment
• Trump's EPA Dumps Methane Emissions Rule For Oil, Gas Fields
• Postal Service changes, coronavirus relief deadlock have lawmakers worried about November
• Bus-Only Lane Proposal On East Colfax Moves Forward
• California Legislature Proposes First-In-The-Nation Wealth Tax
• Denver Weather: Air Quality Issues Continue
• Hundreds Of Students Pack Football Showcase, Ignoring Social Distancing Guidelines; Organizer Says 'It Was Worth It'
• Minneapolis Police Officer Fired Over Racist Christmas Tree Controversy Back On The Force
• Dodger Stadium To Serve As Vote Center For Presidential General Election
• Doubtful Eagles Fans Will Be Allowed At Lincoln Financial Field For Home Opener, Officials Say
• Citi Bike May Hold Key To East Village Restaurant's Survival
• David Pastrnak Misses Game 2 For Bruins, Deemed 'Unfit To Participate'
• Many Joliet Residents Remain Without Power; Senior Goes Outside With Sign Begging For Help
• Paterson School District Unsure If All Students Will Be Equipped With Laptops In Time For Virtual Classes
• Trump Opposes Postal Service Funding To Undercut Mail-In Voting During Pandemic
• South Jersey Mother Gives Birth To Quadruplets In Phoenix
• NWS: Bay Area Faces Prolonged Heat Wave; Excessive Heat Warning For Inland East Bay, South Bay
• Silver Alert Issued For Allan Ladd Meredith; Last Seen Wednesday In Cambridge
• 21 Sac State Students, Staff, Faculty Test Positive For COVID-19
• Novak Djokovic to play in US Open, Bianca Andreescu opts out
• Schedule Released For Celtics-76ers Playoff Series
• How Many Coronavirus Tests Are There, And What's The Difference? A Local Doctor Explains
• 'Art For Justice' Virtual Gallery Created To Help Kids Process Racial Strife In Wake Of George Floyd's Death
• More than 1,500 students and staff quarantined as schools reopen
• Increase In Pediatric COVID-19 Cases Has Medical Experts Concerned About Subsequent Uptick In MIS-C
• Ones For Wellness: Sanitizing Children When They Return Home From School
• Pitt Football Cancels Practice After Players Show Coronavirus Symptoms; Tests Come Back Negative
• Campaign 2020: 1-On-1 With Miami-Dade Mayoral Candidate Xavier Suarez
• Parking To Be Limited To 50% Capacity At Nantasket Beach
• Looting Causes 2-Year-Old Battling Cancer To Miss His Own Birthday Party
• Some Take Issue With Property Management Company's Claim That Residents Feel In Danger In Chicago
• Santa Rosa Woman Arrested For DUI After Crashing Into Police Car
• Maryland MVA Launches New Online System That Can Save Some People Trips To Branch Officers
• Upland Police Officer Allegedly Sent Sexually Explicit Messages To Underage Girl
• Group Of Parishioners Disappointed In Diocese Of Pittsburgh's Changes After Grand Jury Report On Clergy Sexual Abuse
• Doctors Concerned About Possible Spike In Chicago COVID-19 Cases This Fall
• Pittsburgh Nanny Agency In 'Dire Need' Of Child Care Help As Schools Move To Online Learning
• Police Release Video Of Women Looting Store At Water Tower Place Early Monday
• Astronomers find "Milky Way look-alike" 12 billion light years away
• Forney High School Band Looks For Harmony During Pandemic
• Pedestrian Killed In Downtown Sacramento Hit-In-Run; Search On For Driver
• LA County Reports 1,999 New Coronavirus Cases, 64 Additional Deaths
• Faces Of COVID: 80-Year-Old John Weiland Remembered By His Teenage Sweetheart As Her 'Perfect Match'
• There Were Warning Signs, But Now A Child Is Dead And Parents Charged With Manslaughter
• Gov. Phil Murphy Urging New Jersey Residents To Fill Out Census Forms
• Man Wanted By Dedham Police Charged With Assaulting A Child
• New York City Man Tells CBS2 About Life In Hotel Homeless Shelter, And How He Understands The Public's Concerns
• Metra, Union Pacific Face Lawsuit After Crash Critically Injures Woman In Wheaton
• PG&E Tells Regulators Upcoming Outages Will Go More Smoothly
• Voter Numbers Show Democrats Strengthen Hold On California
• Dallas Property Tax Rate Won't Budge Under Proposed Budget, But Rise In Home Values Means Higher Taxes
• Delaware County Student-Athletes Rally In Support Of Schools Opening, Sports Being Played
• Fitness Center Owners Anxious To Reopen Submit Coronavirus Safety Plan To Albany
• Police Search For Suspect Who Stole Cash, Cigarettes, Hand Sanitizer From Baltimore Gas Station
• PG&E Tells Regulators Planned Outages Will Go More Smoothly
• Billy Bob's Texas In Fort Worth Reopens As Restaurant
• ISIS accused of selling fake PPE online to finance terrorism
• Bald Eagle Attacks State Drone Sending It To The Bottom Of Lake Michigan
• Theodore Alston, 77, Discharged From Long Island Hospital After Nearly 5 Month Battle With Coronavirus; 'They Brought Me Back To Life'
• USC Researchers Uncover Likely Order Of COVID-19 Symptoms
• Study: Neck Gaiters May Be Worse Than Not Wearing A Mask At All
• Black Women's Equal Pay Day Highlights Struggle Black Women Face Earning A Living
• Alcatraz Opening Up For Recreational Use Next Week
• More Coloradans File For Unemployment Benefits Compared To Week Before
• Police: Driver Was Speeding Before 3-Car Crash In Chatham
• Baltimore Woman Celebrates 103rd Birthday With Socially-Distanced Parade
• 31 Arrested In Modesto Pot Bust; 12k Plants, Nearly $1 Million Seized
• Long Island Introduces Discount Program To Drum Up Support For Struggling Businesses
• Pittsburgh Area Sending Oldest And One Of The Youngest Delegates To Democratic National Convention
• No Containment In Sight As Lake Fire Continues to Rage Near Lake Hughes
• Trial Begins For Jeffrey Sloan, Suspect Hit & Run Driver In Crash That Killed Uber Driver
• South Hills Dentist Disagrees With WHO's Recommendations, Says 'All Dental Is Essential'
• Campaign 2020: Broward Sheriff's Race Is One Of The Most Watched & Contentious
• FBI Seeking Woman In Arson Of LAPD Squad Car During George Floyd Protests
• Approximately Half Of Wylie ISD Students Return To Classroom Thursday
• Seven New West Nile Virus Cases In Miami-Dade County Brings Total To 33
• State Workplace Safety Commissioner Ousted In Partisan Senate Vote
• Shipment Of Endangered Sea Turtle Shells Seized At Miami International Airport
• Takeout With Tori: Go Back In Time At Weldon Soda Fountain With Flavor Combinations That Are Anything But Ordinary
• Hundreds Of Clark University Students Challenge In-Person Reopening Plan
• Orange County Reports 24 Additional Deaths, 348 New COVID-19 Cases Bringing Total Over 42K
• Cuisine & Chemistry Blend Perfectly At Diya Sunset Harbor On Miami Beach Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Florida Sheriff Bans Mask Use By Deputies, Employees While On Duty
• President Trump Visiting Pennsylvania During Democratic National Convention
• 'This Is Voter Suppression': Colorado Secretary Of State Jena Griswold Slams Trump Over Opposition To More USPS Funding
• United Way, Allianz Field Team Up To Give School Supplies To 40,000 Students In Need
• Brenna Connelly Crowned 67th Princess Kay Of The Milky Way
• 'I Think It's About Communication At This Point' Bars, Restaurants Struggle With State Guidelines
• Fins QB Of The Future Tua Tagovailoa Shows Up To 1st Press Conference In A Ryan Fitzpatrick Jersey
• Dallas County Reports 641 Additional Positive COVID-19 Cases
• As Coronavirus Cases Trend Upward In Philadelphia, CDC Director Warns Fall Season Could Be Worst Ever
• Police: Oxnard Man Found In Stolen Truck With Master Keys Had Been Arrested 4 Times Already This Year
• Woman Accused Of Assaulting Senior At Sonora Shopping Center
• Sheriff: 37-Year-Old Coon Rapids Man Killed In Sawyer Co. Crash
• David Beckham On Blaise Matuidi Signing: 'To Have A World Cup Winner Of Blaise's Quality In Our New Team Is A Proud Moment'
• Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Warns 'Covid Fatigue' Could Lead To Rapid Spread Of Virus
• 2 More Heat-Related Deaths Reported In Maryland, Bringing 2020 Total To 7
• 'Getting Down To The Wire': Census Workers Hit South Florida Streets As Deadline Looms
• FBI Investigating Malware Attack Directed At SEPTA's Servers That Affected Employees, Some Commuters
• More Than 30 Cats And Kittens Abandoned Without Food Or Water At Washington Co. Home
• Dickies Arena Job Fair Pre-Registration
• Outdoor Lunch? Cold vs. Hot Water? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Coronavirus Questions
• Rate Of COVID-19 Infection Among LA's Homeless Population Kept At 2.2%
• Hialeah Mayor Carlos Hernandez Calls On County Mayor To Reconsider Indoor Dining Restriction
• Illinois State Sen. Terry Link Indicted On Tax Evasion Charges
• Philadelphia Man Sentenced To 14 Years In Federal Prison For Shooting After US Attorney Takes Over Case From DA
• Car Crashes Into Denver Apartment Building
• Man Accused Of Intentionally Pushing 7-Year-Old Girl To Ground On Staten Island
• Tahoe Residents Fed Up With Tourists, Trash-Littered Beaches; Protest Planned
• 'Jackass' Star Steve-O Taken Down After Taping Himself To Hollywood Billboard
• Holistic Life Foundation Helps Kids Stay Mindful During COVID-19 Pandemic With Virtual Summer Camp
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida's 2-Week Positivity Rate Drops Below 10 Percent
• Rocky Mountain National Park Announces Complete Fire Ban
• Virus Cases Drop Enough For Tarrant County Schools To Reopen As Number Of COVID-19 Patients In State Spikes
• At High-Risk For Coronavirus, Salem Plans To Start School Year With Remote Learning
• Fortnite's Maker Sues Apple After Being Removed From App Store
• Police: Gunman Arrested After Shooting Man At Tinicum Township Red Roof Inn, Trying To Escape In Darby Creek
• $100,000 Bail For Former Boston Police Union President In Child Rape Case
• Georgia governor withdrawing lawsuit against Atlanta mayor
• Fortnite's Maker Is Suing Apple After The Game Was Removed From Its App Store
• FBI Releases New Pictures Of Missing Mom Leila Cavett Before Her Disappearance In South Florida
• Car Crashes Into Brookline Assisted Living Facility
• New Youth Sports Guidelines Open Door For No-Contact Games
• Trump says in-person voting will be safe
• Stanford Undergrads Disinvited From Living on Campus this Fall
• New Rochelle Superintendent Announces Classes Will Be Held Online For At Least First Month Of School Year
• Maurice Hill, Man Accused Of Shooting 6 Philadelphia Police Officers, Must Remain Behind Bars Until Trial, Judge Rules
• Judge Orders Trump Campaign To Produce Evidence Of Voter Fraud In Pennsylvania
• 'Love Your Neighbor. Wear A Mask': Philadelphia Selling Masks For Good Cause
• SF Police, Grieving Mother Renew Efforts To Solve Cold Case Murder Of Teenager Aubrey Abrakasa
• Nationals' Strasburg Ejected For Arguing From The Stands
• One of the most reliable indicators of reelection looks ominous for Trump
• 'Unprecedented' Biscayne Bay Fish Kill Creates Rancid Smell Along Waterway Shorelines
• Man Accused Of Stealing Employees' Purses From Colfax Restaurant Break Room
• 'So Grateful' - Concord Waiter Stunned To Receive $1,000 Tip In Venmo Challenge
• Texas' Coronavirus Infection Rate Rises To 24%, Highest Level During Pandemic
• Facebook announces new resource to aid mail voting, limit disinformation
• California Judicial Council Votes To End Eviction Protections As Lawmakers Mull Fix
• Westlake District Food 4 Less Workers Offered Free COVID-19 Tests Following Outbreak
• MDOT: Northbound M-10 Closures Begin Friday In Detroit
• VIDEO: Mesquite Police Looking For Driver Who Intentionally Struck Pedestrian In Intersection
• Summit Academy Cancels Football, Golf Seasons
• Diocese Of Pittsburgh Changes Start Date For Elementary Schools
• Bruins Wish Claude Julien A Speedy Recovery After Habs Coach Taken To Hospital With Chest Pain
• More Than Two Dozen LA Deputies Disciplined Over Internal Gang Involvement
• Grace Community Church Sues California Governor, LA Mayor Over Alleged Discrimination
• Rep. LaShawn Ford Calls For Making Chicago Police Superintendent An Elected Position
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Down As 700+ New Cases Reported, Bringing Total Past 98K
• SHA Responded To 23 Calls For Weather-Related Incidents Wednesday During Heavy Rains
• Joe Biden Calls For Nationwide Mask Mandate
• Kings Sink 21 3s, Roll To Win As Lakers Rest Most Starters
• Gov. Hogan Announces $10M In Grants To Expand Broadband Access For Education
• Suspect Wanted For Destroying Property On Detroit's East Side
• Trump Admin Suspends Private Charter Flights Between US And Cuba
• Philadelphia School District, City Officials Working On Access Centers To Provide Supervised Connected Spaces For Students
• Navigating the housing market during a pandemic
• Massachusetts Reports 319 New Coronavirus Cases, 21 Additional Deaths
• EMS workers are quitting. COVID-19 makes the job too risky
• Philadelphia Flyers Favorites To Win 2020 Stanley Cup After Game 1 Win Over Montreal Canadiens
• Touchless Crosswalk Control Unveiled In Santa Clara County
• Southwest Will Fly From Denver To Steamboat Starting In December
• 111-Degree High Forecasted Next Week, Would Be One Of Sacramento's Hottest Days Ever
• MSP: Drive Sober Or Get Pulled Over Campaign Begins Friday
• Around The Table: Local Leaders Weigh In On Impact Of Joe Biden Selecting Sen. Kamala Harris As Running Mate
• Internet Provider Starry Inc. Donates 21 Chromebooks To Los Angeles Housing Authority
• American Airlines Considering Cutting Flights To Many Small US Cities
• Westbound I-580 Reopened In Livermore After Collision, Tractor-Trailer Fire Cleared
• COVID-19 Outbreak Tied To Seneca Foods Facility In Cumberland, WI
• Woman Dies After Being Hit By Car In Concord
• Video Captures Man Breaking Into Cruiser At Police Station
• Sewer Overflows Reported Wednesday Due To Heavy Rains
• West Virginia Teachers' Union Wants Public Schools To Start Online Over Coronavirus Fears
• 17-Year-Old Denton ISD Student Dies After Workout With Cross Country Team
• West Coast Conference Postpones Fall Sports Competition Due To COVID
• Celtics Backups Lose To Wizards In Final Seeding Game
• Now Hiring: State Farm Looking To Add Bilingual Employees
• Maryland Weather: Flash Flood Watch In Effect
• Wolf Administration Releases Report On Coronavirus Health Disparities
• Sheriff: Fairfield Man Arrested 4 Times In Past 4 Months For Possession Of Stolen Motor Vehicles
• Dodgers, Dodgers Foundation To Join Kershaw's Challenge School Supply Drive-Thru
• Hurricanes Pay Rod Brind'Amour's Fine For Criticizing Officials After Game 1
• Colorado Drought Keeps Worsening. Now The Driest Since Devastating Summer Of 2012
• Boston Schools Applying For Waiver To Delay First Day Of Class Until Sept. 21
• 'I Just Wanted It To Be Joe At The Comedy Cellar': Joe List On Comedy Central Stand-Up Special 'Joe List: I Hate Myself'
• 'I Just Wanted It To Be Joe At The Comedy Cellar': Joe List On Comedy Central Stand-Up Special
• DeSoto ISD Modifies Reopening Plan, Will Delay In-Person Instruction And Open With Virtual Classes Only
• Dallas ICE Arrest Fugitive On The Run In US For 2 Years, Wanted For Crimes In El Salvador
• Exonerated Men In Harlem Park Murder File Lawsuit Against Baltimore Police Department, Former Officers
• Is COVID-19 Making Airplane Passengers More Unruly?
• Biden and Harris to address Democratic convention from Delaware
• Pittsburgh Pirates Activate Closer Keone Kela
• Michigan Plans Dedicated Road Lanes For Autonomous Vehicles
• Philadelphia Phillies Call Up Top Prospect 3B Alec Bohm, Place OF Adam Haseley On 10-Day IL
• Chris Sale Staying Optimistic During Rehab, Will Start Throwing Soon
• Levan Reid On Patriots: 'To Be The Man, You've Got To Beat The Man'
• Names, Photos Released Of All 5 Victims In Green Valley Ranch Arson
• Water Main Repairs in Berkeley, Emeryville Wrapping Up
• Good Humor, Wu-Tang Clan Founder RZA Release New Ice Cream Truck Jingle To Replace Old Melody With Racist Past
• Lodi Police Officer Rescues Disabled Man from Oncoming Train
• Michael Forcia, 56, Charged With Toppling Of Christopher Columbus Statue
• 'Sincerely Heartbreaking': Mankato Marathon To Go Virtual Due To Pandemic
• Man Guilty In Beheading Plot Of Blogger Who Organized Texas Event To Be Released From Prison
• Credit Card Skimming Devices Found At Cape Cod Gas Station
• Man Shot To The Thigh In Southwest Baltimore, Police Say
• Canadiens Coach Claude Julien Hospitalized With Chest Pains, Not Expected Back In Series Against Flyers
• Victim Identified In San Francisco SoMa Fatal Shooting
• Maryland Health Department Launches COVID-19 Antibody Study
• Actor Drake Bell Accused Of Abuse By Former Girlfriend Melissa Lingafelt While They Lived In Los Feliz
• Gov. Wolf Says Discussions With PIAA Won't Make Him Change His No Sports Recommendation: 'They Have A Decision To Make'
• Ford Recalling Thousands Of SUVs Over Brake Problems
• More Than 50 Cities And Counties Are Set To Offer One-on-One, Professional Financial Counseling
• Woman Enters Plea In Fatal Stabbing Of High School Classmate
• For Fourth Time In A Week, Indiana Reports More Than 1,000 Cases Of COVID-19
• Loaves & Fishes Reports Record Breaking July, Serving Half A Million Meals To Minnesotans In Need
• NBA arena workers take on polling place duties for Election Day
• Minnesota Girl, 15, Critically Injured In ATV Crash
• Suspect Arrested In Hit-And-Run Crash That Killed Lisa Reyes at A Denver Bus Stop
• EPA Head Visits Pittsburgh To Undo Methane Leak Rule For Oil, Gas Industry
• Trump is "a uniter of Democrats," political expert says
• George Kittle Reportedly Agrees To 5-Year Extension With 49ers Worth $75 Million
• Woman Fatally Stabbed In Attack At Redwood City Home Identified
• Dallas Cowboys Announce New Guidelines, Restrictions For AT&T Stadium This Season
• Maryland Senators Call On Postmaster General On Answers For Delays, Increased Election Mail Costs
• Enhanced DWI Enforcement On Minnesota Roads Through Labor Day
• Illinois Reports Surge With 1,834 New COVID-19 Cases; 24 Deaths
• Police Seek Killer After Finding Ricardo Medina-Madriz Fatally Shot In South Dallas
• FDA warns consumers of another possible toxin in hand sanitizers
• Talk Of Kamala Harris' Senate Successor Sets Off California Guessing Game
• Philadelphia Phillies Retiring Jersey No. 15 In Honor Of Former Player Dick Allen
• Rochester Airport To Be Renamed For Abolitionist Frederick Douglass
• White House Announces 'Breakthrough' Peace Deal Between Israel, United Arab Emirates
• Prosecutors: Haddonfield Man Sought To Have His Child Porn Victim Killed
• Man Dies In Fiery Crash in Saratoga, 5 Others Injured
• San Francisco DA Seeks Injunction Against DoorDash To Immediately Classify Workers As Employees
• Largest Mount St. Mary's Freshman Class Moves-In For Fall Semester
• Sister Of Fahim Saleh, Tech Entrepreneur Dismembered In His Lower East Side Apartment, Speaks Out: 'It Doesn't Feel Like Life Can Ever Be Joyful Again'
• State Police: Driver Going Wrong Way Killed In Crash On Wantagh State Parkway
• 14K Seek Jobless Benefits In New Jersey, Falling 17% Over Last Week
• Mother Of Toddler Murdered In Hammond, Indiana Speaks Out
• Tropical Storm Josephine forms in Atlantic Ocean
• Mass. Gaming Commission Won't Lift Restrictions On Craps And Roulette At Casinos
• Tuukka Rask Will Be Back In Net For Bruins In Game 2 Vs. Hurricanes
• Trump says he opposes more funds for Postal Service over mail-in voting
• Trump announces peace agreement between Israel and UAE
• Cache Of Civil War-Era Cannonballs Uncovered Beneath Pittsburgh
• Pup Named 'Charlotte' Reunited With Owner After Arlington Police Find Stolen SUV
• U Of M Performs Clinical Trial On Treatment For COVID-19 Patients Experiencing 'Cytokine Storm'
• Transformer Explosion In Valley Glen Knocks Out Power To Thousands
• 59 Confederate symbols removed, relocated or renamed since Floyd's death
• Who Would Replace Kamala Harris In Senate? Talk Sets Off California Guessing Game
• Tribune Publishing Shutting Down 5 Newsrooms Including NY Daily News
• Topping-Off Ceremony Held At Polar Park In Worcester
• Will Reporters Ever Be Allowed Back In Locker Rooms? Sports Journalism Turned On Its Head By Pandemic
• Boy, 2, On Life Support After Falling Into Garden Grove Pool
• Sheriff: Unattended Semi-Tractor Found Engulfed In Flames In Stearns Co.
• Clora Funeral Home Director Charged In Fatal Shooting Of Cousin
• Over 22,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of August 3, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Firefighters Save American Flag From Burning Property In Fast-Moving Lake Fire
• Lightfoot With Mayors, Police Chiefs Release New Police Reform Recommendations
• Brad Stevens On Contract Extension: 'An Honor And A Privilege To Coach Celtics'
• UIL To Allow Texas High School Football Games To Be Televised, Livestreamed On Friday Nights
• Detroit Police: Man Stabbed To Death At Bus Stop
• Florida Man Arrested For Building 26 Pipe Bombs
• AMC To Begin Reopening Theaters Nationwide Next Week; Will Offer 15-Cent Tickets
• Perseids meteor shower captured in stunning photos worldwide
• AMC Theatres Offering 15 Cent Movies To Celebrate 100th Anniversary
• Deputy Warden, Corrections Officers Among Those Charged In Fayette Co. Prison Corruption Probe
• Reports Of False Negatives In Antigen Tests May Have Impact On Miami-Dade Coronavirus Testing
• Ford Recalls Midsize SUVs Edge, Lincoln MKX To Fix Possible Brake Fluid Leaks
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• Miami Dolphins Honor Legendary Coach Don Shula With Jersey Patch
• Rochester Police Shoot At Man After He Hits Officer With Car; BCA Investigation Underway
• Florida Felons, Lawyers Face 'Tremendous Confusion' On Voting Rights
• Baltimore Among Cities Projected To See COVID-19 Resurgence, New Models Say
• Federal watchdog says Trump can give convention speech at White House
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Cases Rise By 697; 7 Additional Deaths Reported
• Southland Conference Postpones Fall Sports To Spring 2021
• Man Suspected Of Lighting Fire On Forest Land Near Tahoe City
• President Trump Announces Peace Agreement Between Israel And UAE
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 991 More Coronavirus Cases, Statewide Case Count Now 122,121
• Tarrant County Public Health Offers Back-To-School Immunizations At Ridgmar Mall
• Furloughs At The Dallas Zoo As COVID-19 Affects Future Financial Forecasts
• LA Man Arrested In Hit-And-Run That Killed Long Beach Liquor Store Employee Trying To Stop Thief
• Florida Men Accused Of Peddling Fake, Toxic COVID-19 Cure Arrested In Colombia
• School district nixes in-person learning after 400 teachers opt out
• Modesto Man, 20, Dies In Crash That Split Car In Half; DUI Suspect Arrested
• Man Accused Of Beating His Cousin With A Baseball Bat Turns Himself In
• Philadelphia Parks And Recreation Turning Mann Center Into Drive-In Theater
• AOC Offers To Release BU Transcripts After President Trump Calls Her 'Poor Student'
• The Beats Go On: Arts, Beats & Eats Announce Virtual Showcase, Drive-In Concert Series
• New Concerns Over U.S. Postal Service During Election
• PHILADELPHIA WEATHER: Flash Flood Watch In Effect As Another Round Of Storms Expected This Afternoon
• Annie Murphy On 'Schitt's Creek': 'I'm Really Proud Where Alexis Rose Left Off'
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 114 More Coronavirus Cases And 5 Additional Deaths
• Maddison Leidy Facing More Charges In Death Of Erin Schweikert Found In Basement Of South Philadelphia Home
• Israel responds to fire balloons from Gaza with fighter jet strikes
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• Sam Kennedy Admits That Starting Red Sox Games At 7:30 'Perhaps Wasn't The Right Decision'
• Amazon Announces Plans To Open New Fulfillment Center And Delivery Station In Forney
• Race For Massachusetts' 4th Congressional District: Chris Zannetos
• Super Bowl Loss 'Ingrained' In 49ers Brains
• 2 Suspects Wanted After 50-Year-Old Man Assaulted, Robbed In Baltimore
• Florida Man Accused Of Killing Ex During Daughter's Online Class
• Man, Woman Arrested After 12 Pounds Of Meth Found In Litchfield Home
• PTL Links: August 13, 2020
• "CBS This Morning" goes inside the debate on reopening schools
• Ezekiel Elliott Debuts 'Everyone Eats' Golf Ball Benefiting North Texas Food Bank
• Biden Raises $26M In 24 Hours After Harris VP Announcement
• Medical Group Shares Dos, Don'ts Of Wearing A Face Masks
• UMD Opens COVID-19 Testing Site For Students At Maryland Stadium
• Ford Recalls Midsize SUVs To Fix Possible Brake Fluid Leaks
• Weld County Deputy Michael Ryan Fired After DUI Arrest
• Crews Rescue Maryland Boy Tangled In Rope Swing
• Pueblo Officers Fatally Shoot 48-Year-Old Lyana Gilmore During Home Invasion
• VIDEO: Tire Of Truck On Fire Explodes Right In Front Of Sacramento Firefighter
• U.K. gambles on "small amount" of COVID data to get kids into schools
• Twin Cities Pride: Queer Black Excellence
• Beaumont Health Reinstates Visitor Limits After Cases Rise
• Police Searching For Suspect Vehicle In July 22 Rosedale Hit-And-Run
• More Than 13K Marylanders Filed For Unemployment Last Week
• AMC To Reopen 5 Twin Cities Movie Theaters On Aug. 20; Masks Will Be Required
• Some Workers Sent Home After COVID-19 Exposure At Florida School
• "Too many stories" of deaths, assault and harassment at Fort Hood
• Let The Great Annual Pumpkin Spice Debate Begin
• 'You Can't Even Have Support From Your Own Fans', FC Dallas Defender Reggie Cannon Responds After Some In Texas Boo Players Kneeling For Anthem
• AMC Reopening Select Theatres On August 20 With 15-Cent Movies
• 3M Reports Sales Up 6% Year Over Year, Stocks Go Up
• Weather Blog: Out Of The Heat Zone
• Red Sox Say Andrew Benintendi Will Be Out For A While With Rib Strain
• New Approach Helps People Feel Safe Even During Anxiety-Producing Pandemics
• No One Hurt After Early Morning Garage Fire In North Sacramento
• Thunder Rally Past Heat, 116-115
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: California 'Turning The Corner' On COVID-19; 'Nanobody' Nasal Spray; Fitness Club Launches Learning Pod
• New dinosaur closely related to the T. rex discovered in U.K.
• Super Bowl Disappointment Still Rages Deep Inside 49ers Heading Into 2020 Season
• Marlins Beat Blue Jays 14-11, Finally Get To Go Home
• 11 Cities, Towns Now At High Risk For Coronavirus Infections In Massachusetts
• 9 AMC Movie Theaters In Boston Area Reopening Next Week With 15 Cent Movies
• Jobless claims fall below 1 million for the first time since March
• AMC Theaters Reopen On August 20, Celebrating 100 Years With 'Movies In 2020 At 1920 Prices'
• Uber says its drivers make $55,000 a year — critics say no way
• Celtics Reserves Will Have Chance To Shine Against Wizards
• NYPD is "not willing to address" gender bias, former chief says
• Kennywood Names Mark Pauls New General Manager
• Federal judge refuses to block campus sexual assault rules
• Mauritius says it will seek compensation for devastating oil spill
• Crowd surrounds buses holding two ICE detainees
• Career Coach: Screening Interview
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/13 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Miami Proud: Horses Are 'Invaluable Tool' For Miami Police Community Patrols
• NYPD: Woman Followed, Punched By Would-Be Rapist In Queens
• Riot declared in downtown Portland, protesters tear-gassed
• AMC plans to open about two-thirds of U.S. theaters by September 3
• Bullet strikes Air Force helicopter flying over Virginia
• States weigh reopening schools as coronavirus outbreaks spike
• Big 12 moving forward with 2020 football season this fall
• How long would Trump's extra unemployment aid last?
• How Kamala Harris became Joe Biden's running mate
• Green card wealth test can be enforced in most states, court says
• Trump bashes Harris as "very weak on facts"
• Market Square Farmers Market Returns Thursday
• AMC Plans To Open 100+ U.S. Theaters By August 20, Including Several North Texas Locations
• Celtics Set To Play 76ers In First Round Of NBA Playoffs
• Players kneeling for anthem booed before MLS game
• Florida sheriff bans deputies and visitors from wearing face masks
• New Zealand races to contain new coronavirus outbreak
• Derek Dietrich Debuts As The Texas Rangers Rally In The 8th For A 7-4 Win Over The Mariners
• Police Searching For Driver Who Stole, Crashed Ambulance
• Nassau County Legislature To Review PSEG Long Island's Storm Response
• Mt. Lebanon School Board Prepares To Vote On Back To School Plan
• Police: Man Hit With Metal Crutch During Robbery On Brooklyn Subway Platform
• Serious Crash On Eden's Expressway Involving Motorcycles Injures 5 People
• Insurance Company Does About-Face After CBS 2 Report On Abla Gharib, Woman Denied New Motorized Wheelchair
• How "cancel culture" changed these 3 lives forever
• South Dakota governor getting $400,000 fence to protect her
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot Temperatures And Isolated Rain Showers
• At UIC, Concerns Grow About Lack Of Internships, Which Are Required For Graduation
• Chicago Weather: Warmup In Effect
• Dallas Independent School District Virtual Parent Conferences
• 'This Is What School Nurses Signed Up For:' With Students Set To Return, School Nurses Prepare
• Water Main Break Causing Problems In Northeast Philadelphia
• Administration wants showerhead rules relaxed
• Police: Man Injured In Drive-By Shooting In Kensington
• Gunfire at party prompts Airbnb to sue renter
• One Person Dies In Single-Vehicle Crash In Beaver County
• Man Pleads Guilty To Killing Landlord In 2019
• Pennsylvania Attorney General Says Brighton Rehab Part Of Criminal Investigation
• Robert Morris, Big South Conference Postpone Fall Sports Until Spring
• Monroeville Native And Penn State Football Safety Disappointed By Postponed Season
• KISS And David Lee Roth Postpone Pittsburgh Show To 2021
• Pennsylvania Makes Online Ballot Application Available In Spanish
• FDA Recalling Potatoes, Lemons, Limes And Oranges Due To Potential Listeria Contamination
• Airbnb Sues Renter In House Party Shooting; Victim's Family Wants 'Justice For The Kids'
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• 'This Isn't An Idle Threat': American Airlines May Cut Flights To Many Smaller Cities
• Clint Frazier Has Big Season Debut; Yankees Beat Braves
• Pete Alonso, Dominic Smith Rally Mets Past Nationals

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• Extreme wildfire rips through California, forcing evacuations
• Biden and Harris call for nationwide mandatory mask order
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• Trump opposes extra funds for U.S. Postal Service to aid with mail-in voting
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• White House touts Mideast deal as talks stall on COVID-19 relief bill
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• Weekly unemployment claims drop below 1 million for first time since March
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• Trump announces historic peace deal between Israel and United Arab Emirates
• How virtual party conventions could impact the 2020 election
• Shock turns to anger in Beirut after explosion kills more than 200 people
• U.S. struggles to control spread of COVID-19
• Officer rescues man in wheelchair stuck on train tracks
• Biden and Harris slam Trump's pandemic response during debut appearance
• Young artist sells his drawings of health care heroes to raise money for PPE
• CBSN explores cancel culture and the culture wars
• "CBS This Morning" announces School Matters series dedicated to education during the pandemic
• Trump administration releases recommendations for reopening schools
• Ex-NYPD chief files lawsuit claiming gender discrimination against females
• Army base Fort Hood under scrutiny after string of deaths
• Officer suspended after release of body camera footage showing K-9 attack during arrest
• California Lake Fire explodes to 10,000 acres with little containment, roughly 100 homes evacuated
• New Jersey's nearly 600 school districts given option to open remotely in the new school year
• Trump administration pushes schools to reopen safely
• CBS Reports presents "Speaking Frankly | Cancel Culture"
• New book examines impeachment trial of President Trump