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Articles from August 14, 2020

• Michael Mars, A Folsom State Prison Employee Who Died From COVID-19, Honored By Racing Community
• Heat Drives Surge in Coastside Crowds Flouting Beach Distancing Directives
• Public Pools Running While Water Park Faces Fines
• Shark Euthanized After Coming Onto Newport Beach Shore With Injuries
• Broncos Rookie Receiver Jerry Jeudy Turns Heads During 1st Day Of Training Camp
• Vegetation Around Hanging Lake Still Green As Grizzly Creek Fire Burns Nearby
• 'Asked To Choose Between Livelihood And Lives': Sheridan School District Teachers Rally For Delay
• Obesity-Linked Coronavirus Death Rates Impacts Men And Women Differently, Study Says
• Evacuations Remain In Place As Stubborn Lake Fire Burns Near Lake Hughes
• Piscotty Slam Ties It in Ninth, A's Stun Giants 8-7 in Bay Bridge Series Opener
• Forest Service Shuts Down Mountain Road Overtaken By Rerouted I-70 Travelers
• 'Double Dipper Bandit' Strikes Again, Breaks Form
• Piscotty Slam Ties It In Ninth, A's Beat Giants 8-7 In 10th
• State Power Officials Lift Rolling Outage Order; Electricity Being Restored To Bay Area Neighborhoods
• Folsom Shuts Down Historic Sutter Street To Boost Patio Access For Restaurants
• Heat Prompts Rolling Blackouts For First Time Since 2001
• Lakewood Neighbors Relieved To Learn Dog Killing Suspects Have Been Arrested
• Disney Confirms First Bisexual Lead Character, Who Is Also Multi-Cultural
• LA Activates Cooling Centers As Extreme Heat Arrives in Southern California
• Supporters Of Samuel Young, Who Allegedly Fired At Jeep During Protest, Want All Charges Dropped
• Independence Pass Reopens To Traffic, No Oversized Vehicles Allowed
• Heat Wave: California ISO Issues Stage 3 Alert, Forcing Rolling Blackouts
• Cal ISO Lifts Stage 3 Emergency Notice, All Power Restored
• Grizzly Creek Fire Evacuees Find Temporary Homes For Their Livestock
• Burakovsky Scores Late, Avalanche Beat Coyotes 3-2
• Business Booming At Local Pizzerias Even As Cheese, Pepperoni Harder To Come By
• 3 Suspects Caught On Camera Burglarizing El Dorado Hills Home
• 'It's Very Scary': Residents Near Cameron Peak Fire Evacuate For 2nd Summer In A Row
• Denver Councilwoman Candi Cdebaca Proposes Bill To Replace Denver Police With 'Peace Force'
• Student Distraction Widens Digital Divide For Distance Learners During Pandemic
• Azusa Police: Ranch Fire Started By Arson, Search For Suspect Continues
• At Memorial For Gannon Stauch, Father Encourages All Parents To Tell Their Children 'Sweet Stories'
• Chicago Weather: Mostly Sunny, Hot But A Chance For Some Storms Saturday Afternoon
• IDES Increases Workers, Calls, But Long Waits For Callbacks Continue For Many
• Cole Posts 20th Straight Regular-Season Win, Yanks Top Bosox
• Queens Residents Furious About Trees Toppled During Tropical Storm Isaias, Say They Complained About Some For Years
• Bryce Harper's RBI In Ninth Lifts Phillies Past Mets
• Families Of 9/11 Victims Fight Decision To Cancel Tribute In Light At Ground Zero
• Search For Missing United Airlines Executive In Waterfall Glen Forest Preserve
• Group Of Women Attorneys Call Attention To Sexual Harassment In The Courtroom
• More Teens Struggling With Anxiety, Loneliness, Mental Health Issues During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Pittsburgh Construction Worker Finds Civil War-Era Cannonballs For 2nd Time In 3 Years
• NJ Marine Corps Veteran Pleading For Safe Return Of Lost Dog: 'He's Literally The Best Thing That's Ever Happened To Me'
• Tracking The Tropics: The Madden-Julian Oscillation Is Coming And Here Is Why You Should Care
• Con Edison Expands Claim Policy For Spoiled Food, Medication After Tropical Storm Isaias
• Postal Service Warns Of Mail-In Ballot Delays Ahead Of General Election
• Sixers Dismantle Rockets In Final Regular Season Game Before Playoffs
• Dallas Police Release 'Critical Self-Analysis' Of Handling Of George Floyd Protests
• Police Called After Young Children Seen Walking On Roof In New Kensington
• 'You Know You Have A Conscience': Family Of Amira Jennings, Teen Killed In I-695 Hit-And-Run, Pleads With Driver To Come Forward
• Baltimore Explosion: Volunteers Needed To Help With Cleanup
• Baltimore's Coronavirus Cases Continue To Trend In Wrong Direction, Doctor Warns
• Jersey City Issues Boil Water Advisory After Drinking Water Samples Test Positive For E. Coli
• Minnesota Urges College Students To Stay Home, Avoid Bars
• Person Killed In Third Fatal Pedestrian-Related Crash On Interstate 695 In 48 Hours
• Protesters Plan To Shut Down Dan Ryan Expressway
• Black-Owned Businesses Highlighted In Maryland This Month To Help Them Survive Pandemic
• Accused Rapist Deported By ICE 13 Days Before Trial Is Back In Miami-Dade County
• A Chat With: Dr. Rachel Levine Talks Pandemic, Being Target Of Transphobic Comments
• At Least 1 Injured After Utility Truck Strikes Cyclist, Cars, Truck On Long Island
• Cole Posts 20th Straight Regular-Season Win, Yanks Top Red Sox 10-3
• Man Accused Of Operating Illegal Marijuana Delivery Business For Several Years In Modesto
• Postal Officials Warn Of Vote-By-Mail Ballot Problems In Florida
• Coronavirus Unemployment: Where's My $400 Federal Unemployment Extension?
• EPA Reaches $56.6M Settlement For Groundwater Cleanup Throughout LA County
• FHSAA Gives Green Light To High School Sports But That Doesn't Necessarily Mean South Florida
• Good Question: Why Are Hailstones Different Sizes?
• Attempted Jewelry Store Robbers Shot By Employee Inside Pembroke Lakes Mall
• Correction Officer, Firefighter Taken To Hospital After Fire At Manhattan Detention Complex
• North Texas School Districts Working To Handle Tech Issues For Thousands Of Students While Remote Learning
• Gov. Jared Polis: Another 2-3 Days Before I-70 Reopens In Grizzly Creek Fire Zone
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Kyle Forms As Josephine Gets Slightly Stronger
• Mayor Frey Says Proposed Budget Could Mean 100 Less Cops In Minneapolis
• Happy Homecoming For Marlins Winning Virus-Delayed Home Opener, 8-2, Over Braves
• Florida high school sports approved to return this fall
• Florida's First Lady Casey DeSantis Warns Of COVID-19 Toll On Families
• Police: 17-Year-Old Killed In North Philadelphia Shooting
• Easton Firefighter Surprises Daughter After Serving Months Overseas
• Maryland Weather: Heavy Rain Leads To Flooding In Baltimore Area; Multiple Roads Temporarily Closed
• Bryce Harper's Walk-Off Single Gives Phillies 6-5 Win Over Mets
• PG&E Crews Responding To Outages Impacting Thousands Across The Bay Area
• Wholey's To Honor Employee Set To Retire After Almost 40 Years
• ACLU sues over U.S. border policy of expelling migrant children
• Detroit Man, Kenneth Martin, Suspected of Being A Serial Killer Detroit Man Will Stand Trial
• Commerce Township Need Help Finding Man Accused of Taking Pictures Under Woman's Skirt
• Heat's Derrick Jones Jr. Hurt In 109-92 Loss To Pacers
• Fresno County To Seek Court Order Against Reopened School
• 'It's Been Rained On, It's Been Peed On': South Philly Volunteers Renting Trucks To Pick Up Trash, Recycling Left Out For Weeks
• 2 Arrested In Connection To Death Of 8-Year-Old Elk River Girl
• 2 Bodies, SUV Pulled From Boston Harbor Part Of 'Ongoing Investigation'
• Man Found Shot In Downtown Minneapolis Parking Ramp Dies
• BREAKING: 12-Year-Old Boy Shot In Woodlawn Neighborhood
• 'A Pure Soul': Parents Of Eliza Talal Remember 5-Year-Old Killed During Tropical Storm Isaias
• Ventura Surpasses 9K Coronavirus Cases; Riverside, San Bernardino Report Additional Deaths
• Doctor Provides Tips For Avoiding Heat Stroke This Weekend
• Orioles Minor Leaguer Bruce Zimmermann Shares Experience With COVID-19: 'I Was Pretty Much Asymptomatic'
• Tropical Storm Kyle Forms; Fringe Impacts To Coastal Communities In New England
• More Evacuations Ordered As Cameron Peak Fire Grows To 4,600+ Acres
• Lebanon County To Launch $2.8M Mask-Wearing Campaign As Gov. Tom Wolf Agrees To Release Coronavirus Relief Funds
• 21-Year-Old Facing Felony Charges, Held On $1M Bail In 4 Orange County Groping Incidents
• More Than 4,000 Walmarts Will Soon Stay Open Until 10 P.M.
• 1 In 4 Young People Are Reporting Suicidal Thoughts. Here's How To Help
• Doctor Discusses Wearing Masks Safely During Major Heatwaves
• Elijah McClain's Family Cancels Event Marking Anniversary Of Death
• Report: Pennsylvania Falls Behind In Chesapeake Bay Cleanup
• Anti-Animal Abuse Campaign Featuring Ravens' Nick Boyle To Launch Next Week
• Northern California Heat Wave: How You Can Get Help With High Electricity Bills
• Twins, Royals Game Postponed By Rain; Doubleheader Expected Saturday
• Suspect Arrested In Murder Of 17-Year-Old In Stoughton
• US Postal Service Warns California, 45 Other States On Mail Ballots
• Passenger Traffic At BWI Airport Hits Highest Level In More Than A Month, Official Says
• Chicago Bulls Fire Coach Jim Boylen
• Gov. Polis Extends Face Mask Mandate In Colorado
• Evacuations Ordered For Williams Fork Fire Burning In Grand County
• Bald eagle attacks $950 drone, sends it to bottom of Lake Michigan
• 'Klepto Kitty': Citrus Heights Neighborhood Deals With A Literal Cat Burglar
• Car, Vegetation Fire Closes Southbound Hwy 17 In Los Gatos
• Florida Panel Mulls Nursing Home Visits Without COVID-19 Testing
• Maryland Department Of Health Issues Cease And Desist Directive Against Coronavirus Test, Lab Analysis Supplier
• EPA Commits To Monitoring Pollution In Chelsea
• Dad Starts Distance Learning Support Group To Help Frustrated Parents
• 5 Texas Children Found Safe Following Amber Alert, Authorities Say
• Soldier From North Texas Dies During Training At Fort Hood
• 'Stay Out Of Tahoe': Residents Plan Protest Hoping To Drive Out Tourists Trashing Town
• Mayor Garcetti Extends Relaxed Parking Enforcement In LA Through Oct. 1
• Illinois Reports 2,264 New COVID-19 Cases, Highest Since May; 14 Counties See Risk Factors Rise
• R. Kelly's ex-manager charged with calling in threat to stop docuseries premiere
• Grove Fire Burns Near Homes In Hacienda Heights
• New Denver Installation Details How Pandemic May Cause Irreparable Damage To Entertainment Industry
• Eagle Valley High School Turns Into Grizzly Creek Fire Command Post
• Elizabeth Borough Police Dept. To Reopen On August 21 After Originally Shutting Down Due To Coronavirus Exposure
• Nevada City Counter-Protester Arrested After Violence At Black Lives Matter Protest
• Minnesota Weather: Severe Storms Roll Across State With Damaging Winds, Isolated Tornadoes
• Post Office Warns Massachusetts It May Not Be Able To Deliver Ballots On Time
• Local Kids Give Their Thoughts On Pandemic, Going Back To School
• 'I'm Ready To Work': Laid Off Workers Protest Outside Lynwood Hospital Claiming New Ownership Is Compromising Patient Care
• Staffing Shortages, Increase In Trash Volume Lead To Curbside Pickup Delays, Baltimore DPW Says
• South LA Woman Charged With Beating, Torturing 4-Year-Old Daughter To Death
• DFW Weather: Much Of North Texas Under Excessive Heat Warning
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/14 Friday Night & Weekend Forecast
• Gov. Murphy Says Voting In New Jersey Will Be Done Mostly By Mail
• Dallas Mayor Considering Budget Amendment To Cut Salaries At City Hall
• Chicago's Napa The Golden Retriever Makes Prime Time Debut
• Pittsburgh-Area Restaurant Owner Posts Picture Depicting Gov. Tom Wolf And Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine As Nazis
• New U Of M Study Looks Into Breastfeeding And COVID-19
• Westchester County School Districts Could Follow New Rochelle's Lead, Cancel Plans For In-Person Classes
• Minnesota Postal Workers Say New Changes Are Slowing Mail, Threatening Upcoming Election
• Furry Tails: Justice & Gypsy Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• On A Positive Note: Young Man Organizes Clean Up Crew To Beautify Community
• Orange County Reports 683 New COVID-19 Cases, 20 Additional Deaths
• Catholic Charities Holds Job Fair For Families In The Bronx: 'We're Going To Help Them'
• Denver Weather: Heat And Haze Through The Weekend
• New Moms Face Unique Mental Health Challenges During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Providence Man Charged With Setting Cruiser On Fire During George Floyd Protests
• Feds Approve Killing California Sea Lions by Northwest States' Wildlife Managers
• Georgia lawmaker creates COVID-19 whistleblower email
• Local Doctor Voices Concerns About Children Contracting Other Illnesses Besides Coronavirus Upon Return To School
• Harris could attract more Asian American voters to support Biden
• Some neck gaiters may be worse than no mask at all, study shows
• Cop fired over racist Christmas tree decorations reinstated
• DOJ says Yale is discriminating against Asian and White applicants
• Residents Allowed To Return To Their Homes As Firefighters Make Progress On Ranch Fire Near Azusa
• Community Health Corps To Revolutionize How Detroit Helps Its Most Vulnerable Residents
• Five Days Later, Orioles Complete 6-2 Win Over Nationals
• Gov. Jared Polis Tours Fire Operations At Pine Gulch Fire, Now 4th Largest In Colorado History
• The Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh Expects It Will Pay Tens Of Millions To Sexual Abuse Victims, Hopes To Avoid Bankruptcy
• Vlade Divac Steps Down As Kings GM Following Team's 14th Straight Season Without Playoffs
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: Parents Share Their Baby's First Summer Memories
• U.N. votes not to extend arms embargo against Iran
• California Schools Scrambling For Info, Tech As Year Begins
• Smoke Advisory Issued For Large Swath Of Southern California As Brush Fires Continue To Burn In Castaic, Azusa
• Max Minute: Too Much Indoor Cleaning Could Aggravate Allergies
• QR Codes Are Everywhere As The Coronavirus Pandemic Forces Businesses To Adapt
• Gov. Wolf Seeks Mail-In Ballot Extension As Pennsylvanians Just Receiving Mail 'That Was Sent In June'
• TCU Students Move Back To Campus With Pandemic Precautions
• Sleeping With Windows Open Not Advised Next Several Nights Along Colorado's Front Range
• Lexington Market Returns To Normal Daily Schedule Two Weeks After Reopening Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• This 96-year-old could be the oldest person ever to run coast-to-coast
• Burglars Pull Off Daring ATM Heist At East Village Deli, Cause $10,000 In Damage, Store Owner Says
• Campaign 2020: The Heated Race For Miami-Dade State Attorney
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: Philadelphia Zoo's Pandemic Baby Boom Features 1st Flamingo Chick In More Than 20 Years
• Long Island Home Sales Are Booming, 'People Are Fighting To Get In... It Has Been A Struggle For Buyers'
• Post Office Controversy Leads To State Lawsuit, Worries About Counting All Ballots
• Nonprofit Gives New Life To Billboards, Opportunities To Those In Need
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: U.S. Postal Service warns states that mail-in ballots might not be counted in time
• Vanessa Guillen remembered at Houston memorial
• Baltimore County Rec Councils Approve Plan To Hold Youth Sports In Fall
• Investigation Underway After Several Boats Go Up In Flames In Brooklyn
• City Clerks Around The State Prepare For Deluge Of Mail-In Ballots
• Fort Worth Police Looking To Change How Money Is Spent In Department
• Bike Sales Skyrocket As People Reconnect With The Great Outdoors Amid Pandemic
• Newly Released Bodycam Appears To Show Miami-Dade Officer Kneeling On Suspect Yelling 'I Can't Breathe' In 2018 Arrest
• Newsom Criticizes 'Weaponization' Of U.S. Postal System By Feds
• 'Everybody Knew And No One Did Anything': Family Members Of Brighton Rehab Residents Demand Accountability Amid Investigation
• LA County Reports 2,642 New Coronavirus Cases, 45 Additional Deaths
• Latin America: The global epicenter of COVID-19
• Miami Heat 'Continue The Conversation' With New Playoff Slogan 'United In Black'
• Early Voting Ends Sunday In Miami-Dade and Broward
• As Boston Submits School Reopening Plan, Teachers And Parents Express Frustration
• Diver Finds Camera In Ocean, Tracks Down Family Who Lost It 8 Years Earlier
• Mom, Grandmother Arrested In Brooklyn Park Shooting That Left 2-Year-Old Injured; Another Suspect Still At Large
• Hewn Bakery Owners Forge Ahead With Expansion During COVID-19 Crisis
• Training Camp In Texas: Dallas Cowboys Players Coping With Heat As They Stay Home
• Suspect In Custody After Making Threats On MTA Bus In Lutherville-Timonium, Police Say
• Demanding Answers: Cuomo Threatens To Pull The Plug On Utility Franchises, But Does He Mean It This Time?
• Thao, In BCA Interview, Says Dispatch Cancelled Call To Him And Chauvin Before They Arrived At Cup Foods
• Brooks Brothers' Haverhill Factory Sold For $14 Million
• Postal Service warns mail-in ballots might not be counted in time
• Talbot County Council Votes To Keep Confederate Statue
• 'Restaurant Revolution:' Several Restaurants Plan To Defy Coronavirus Restrictions
• Carter Hart Left Out To Dry, Flyers Embarrassed In 5-0 Game 2 Loss To Canadiens
• Lightfoot Unveils New Task Forces; Robust Legal Action In Plans To Protect City From Looting
• New Oakland Police Initiative Takes on Rising Violence in City
• Michael Jordan's Shoes Auctioned Off For Record-Breaking $615,000
• Vince Gerasole Signs Off Today At CBS 2; Here Are Some Of His Favorite Stories
• Newport Beach Man Charged After Waving Gun Near Black Lives Matter Protesters
• Fresno-Area Private School Holds In-Person Classes For 2nd Day, Defying Orders
• Lawsuit Over New York's 14-Day Quarantine Rule Thrown Out By Federal Judge
• Didn't get stimulus check for your child? IRS says apply now
• Duquesne Light Says Average Electric Bill Has Increased Nearly $50 As Stuck-At-Home Customers Try To Stay Cool
• Postal Services Warns States, Including Texas, It May Not Be Able To Deliver Mail-In Ballots On Time
• Denver Broncos Defense Focused On Turnovers
• Attorney: Man's Arrest In Dedham Child Assault May Be Mistaken Identity
• Biscayne Bay Fish Kill Attributed To Lack Of Oxygen In The Water
• Anne Arundel County Libraries Reducing In-Person Hours, Citing 'Hundreds' Of Instances Of Visitors Not Wearing Masks, Social Distancing
• Facebook says Apple's app store fees hurt small businesses
• Franklin Square's Summer Splash Fountain Show Debuts
• Gov. Cuomo Gives Bowling Alleys, Museums OK To Reopen With Limited Capacity
• Have You Seen This Elk With A Tire Around His Neck?
• Elderly Man Falls Over Hillside Into A Creek In Lawrence County
• Man Accused Of Stabbing Bronx Teen, Setting Him On Fire Held Without Bail
• Police Release Photos Of Suspect Vehicle In Downtown Sacramento Fatal Hit-And-Run
• Walmart Will Stay Open Later, Joining Other Chains
• Doctor has counted more health care worker deaths than CDC
• Riverside Brookfield High School Switches From Hybrid Model To All Remote Learning
• Ramon Laureano's Suspension Reduced from 6 Games to 4
• Penn-Trafford School District Staff Member Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Police: Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Philadelphia's Wynnefield Neighborhood
• President Trump's Brother Robert Trump Hospitalized In New York
• Almost 110,000 Americans died waiting for disability hearing
• Responders On Scene After Pedestrian Hit By Vehicle In Harmar Township
• Teen Remembered 1 Year After Collapsing At Football Practice
• COVID-19 Pandemic Creating New Kind Of Postpartum Depression For New Moms
• Extradition Hearing to Send Weinstein to Los Angeles Delayed
• Large Group Of Villanova Freshman, Some Without Masks, Caught Gathering Just Days After Arriving On Campus
• Michigan Lawmakers Are Expected To Meet Saturday To Plan For Fall School Plan During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Police: Jeannette Woman Threatened To Kill Law Enforcement, Neighbors And People Working At Westmoreland County 911 Center
• Bruce Cassidy Discusses Rask's Comments, Pastrnak's Status For Game 3
• Fall River, Taunton See Coronavirus Risk Levels Drop After Lab Error
• Plans For First Roadway For Self-Driving Cars Heads To Metro Detroit
• 2020 California Capital Airshow At Mather Airport Canceled, Rescheduled For 2021
• Bill Jones: 'Cowboys Have To Feel Good About Their Chances'
• 9th Circuit Court Panel Ends California Ban On High-Capacity Magazines
• Detroit Parks and Rec Team Up To Offer Free Vision Screening
• College Towns Face A Potentially Devastating Economic Blow This Fall: No Football
• Port Of Long Beach To Open Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing Site For Personnel And Public
• Dallas County Enters Weekend With 885 New COVID-19 Cases, 9 More Deaths
• Tracy Road Rage Shooting Suspect Arrested
• FDA Rejects Henry Ford's Study on Hydroxychloroquine
• With Wildfires Raging, CDOT Tells Front Range Coloradans To Head North Or South -- Not West
• Western States Face Reckoning Over Water but Avoid Cuts for Now
• Garland Police Searching For Missing Woman, Edna Salil Who Suffers From Psychosis
• 23-Year-Old Olivia McKewen Missing From Bel Air
• Gov. Whitmer Announces 4 Million Free Masks For Vulnerable Populations In The State
• Lawrence To Crack Down On Noise Complaints, Mask Violations To Curb Coronavirus Infection Rate
• WVU Researchers Dispute Study On Neck Gaiter Effectiveness
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• California becomes first state to surpass 600,000 COVID-19 cases
• Massachusetts Reports 212 New Coronavirus Cases, 14 Additional Deaths
• Ones For Wellness: Getting Kids Back On A School Sleep Schedule
• Gov. Phil Murphy Says New Jersey's Election Will Be Done Mostly By Mail
• NASA sets date for next SpaceX Crew Dragon launch
• 2 Teens Accused In Assault Of Imam Near Dar Al-Farooq Mosque
• Crews Respond to Brush Fire in Cotati
• Newsom Touts COVID-19 Support Provided To School Districts As Fall Semester Begins
• FC Dallas, MLS Condemn Racist Comments, Death Threats Against Reggie Cannon
• U.S. Marshals Searching For Woman Accused Of Keeping Sister In A Cage, Considered A Fugitive
• Coronavirus Pandemic Leads To Wave Of Innovations To Help Stop The Spread
• Donnitta Champion Charged In Fatal Domestic-Related Stabbing In Prince George's County
• Pennsylvania Democrats Aim To Keep Green Party Off Fall Statewide Ballot
• Panorama City Man Charged With Taking $860K In PPP Loans For Sham Sewing Business
• Muslim Woman Accuses Maryland McDonald's Franchisee Of Discrimination
• Morgan County School District Staff Member Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Flaring At Richmond Chevron Refinery Triggers Community Alert
• Waseca Officer Struck By Power Line Last Year Returning To Full-Time Duty
• Apple Valley Mother Arrested On Murder, Manslaughter Charges In Deaths Of 2 Infant Daughters 3 Years Apart
• Legal Battle Over Reopening Florida's Schools Advances
• Woman Struck, Killed By Car In Concord Identified
• Pedestrian Struck, Critically Injured In Annapolis
• PIAA: Board Of Directors Reconvening Next Week To Discuss Fall Sports
• Massive Coronavirus Testing Center Opens In Norco
• Patriots Hold First Team Practice Of Training Camp
• Postal Service Warning Some States, Including California, It May Not Deliver Ballots In Time
• Appellate Court Throws Out California Ban On High-Capacity Ammo Magazines
• Federal Hill Restaurant Boaz Cited For Violating COVID-19 Regulations, Open Container Laws
• Texas Doctors Warn Against Police Use Of 'Less Lethal' Munitions For Crowd Control
• LAX Construction Means Nightly Roadway Detours
• Man Shot at Homeless Camp In Oakland
• NYPD: Brooklyn Bicyclist Shot By Gunman In Moving Vehicle
• Northern California Heatwave: What You Need To Know
• Former FBI lawyer to plead guilty in Durham investigation
• Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese Facing 25 New Sexual Abuse Lawsuits
• Police: Beverly Hills Man Charged With 6 Counts Of Rape, Sexual Assault May Have Hurt Other Women
• Robbery Suspect Dontari Hudson Charged With Shooting And Injuring 2 Aurora Officers
• FBI, San Francisco Police Announce Arrest Of Suspected Gang Member In 2019 Slaying Of Mission Teen
• Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Proclaims Day Of Prayer And Fasting To Eradicate Coronavirus
• Pennsylvania Democrats Aim To Keep Green Party Off Fall Statewide Ballot
• Minneapolis City Council Approves 7 New Cultural Districts To Advance Equity, Fuel Economic Growth
• White House report recommends Georgia issue statewide mask mandate
• Some Iowans Could Be Without Power Through The Weekend After Derecho
• Grandma's On Your Side With $4,000 In Prize Money This Labor Day!
• Nearly 2.3 Million Ballots Already Cast In Florida Primary Elections
• Philadelphia Won't Send Kids To Nonprofit Where 41 Children Were Reportedly Sexually Abused
• Celtics-76ers Playoff Preview: Here We Go Again
• Puppy Shot In Snout, Left In St. Paul Portable Toilet
• Whitehall Woman's Death Officially Ruled A Homicide
• 'We Want Them Back To School Too': One-On-One With LAUSD Superintendent Austin Beutner As First Day Of School Looms
• Macy's May Shrink Or Leave Water Tower Location, Crain's Reports
• Basketball Hall Of Fame Reschedules 2020 Enshrinement For May 2021
• Walking Maskless? Paper vs. Cloth Mask? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Coronavirus Questions
• Members Of NYC Council Education Committee Back Calls To Delay School Year
• 9th Circuit Ends California Ban On High-Capacity Magazines
• Philadelphia Police Investigating After Woman's Partially Decomposed Body Found Inside Residence
• Search Underway For Coast Guard Member's Dog Last Seen On Jones Beach
• Deputies Serve Search Warrant At Stockton Pet Store, Discover Illegal Gambling Room In Back
• Pa. Education, Health Depts. Give Schools Guidance For Handling Coronavirus Outbreaks
• Pa. State Police Searching For 15-Year-Old Runaway Keyshaun Thompson
• TikTok and its employees prepare to battle Trump
• UMass Amherst Hires Lawyer To Investigate Allegations Against Alex Morse
• COVID In The Classroom: Need To Connect In-Person, Not Online A Struggle For Many Parents And Kids
• 1 Dead, 3 Stolen Cars Abandoned In Crash On Highway 85 In South San Jose
• Gun Violence Continues To Plague Philadelphia As 2 Men Killed In Separate Shootings Friday Morning
• Jamal Osman Provisionally Wins Ward 6 Special Election
• Annapolis Apartment Fire On June 25 Caused By Lightning Strike, Fire Officials Say
• Garland Health Issues Public Health Notice After Rabid Bat Found
• FBI Searching For Fugitive From Westmoreland County
• CBS4 Exclusive: Miami-Dade's Efforts To Stop Spread Of West Nile Virus
• Watch live: Trump holds press conference before leaving for N.Y. and N.J.
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Pierre
• Unhealthy Smoke Prompts Air Quality Alert For 30% Of Colorado's Counties
• At Least 30 Rutgers University Football Players Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Returning To Campus
• Man Arrested In Maine For Woman's Death In Boston Hotel
• Woman, 29, Dies After Shooting In Ceres; Man Faces Homicide Charge
• Resident Thanks 'Heroes' Battling Grizzly Creek Fire, I-70 Remains Closed
• Investigation Underway After Robbery Near U Of M's West Bank
• Mayo Clinic: Convalescent Plasma Associated With Reduced Mortality In COVID-19 Patients
• McCourty Twins Never Seriously Considered Opting Out Of 2020 Season
• San Francisco Fitness Studio Coalition Demands City Rescind Health Order
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations, ICU Are Down As COVID-19 Cases Totals Near 99K
• Biden-Harris ticket rakes in millions after running mate announcement
• Four-Week Drive-In Concert Series Coming To Citizens Bank Park Starting Aug. 16
• Phillip Lindsay Added 10 Pounds Of Muscle In The Offseason
• South Jersey Planet Fitness Opens Outdoor Fitness Center, Offering Frontline Workers Free Memberships
• Woman Sought As Person Of Interest In Murder Outside Chester Hotel
• Restrictions At Canadian-U.S. Border Extended To September At Earliest
• Some Front Range Residents Find Ash From Colorado Wildfires On Cars Friday Morning
• RTD Installing Operator Shields To Help Separate Drivers And Passengers
• Delaware State Police Investigating Multi-Vehicle Crash On I-495 In Wilmington
• Seen On Video: 82-Year-Old Man Robbed Inside Bronx Elevator
• Chara's Kitchen And Catering: Soul Food Memories In Bellport
• Opa-locka Ousts James Dobson As Police Chief
• Trump to visit younger brother hospitalized in New York
• COVID-19 Cases Top 1,000 Once Again In Indiana
• Stanislaus County Fairgrounds To Host Drive-In Movie Theater
• States Can Require All New Vehicles Sold Within Borders To Be Electric
• Worker Rescued After Becoming Trapped In Debris At Construction Site In North Philadelphia
• Chrissy Teigen and John Legend reveal they're expecting 3rd child
• Mississippi man who created mosquito-themed state flag says it was a joke
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Health Dept. Reports 8 More Deaths, 738 New Cases
• Dodger Stadium becomes a polling site for 2020 presidential election
• 'Grandma, There's A Fire:' Early Morning Blaze Rips Through Bronx Apartment Building
• Gov. Wolf Urges Congress To Pass $600 Weekly Unemployment Aid, Calls Pres. Trump's Executive Order 'Convoluted'
• Trump says he will accept GOP nomination at the White House
• Can The Marlins Make The Playoffs? Their Playoff Odds Have Improved After Fast Start
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds More Than 6,000 New Cases
• Penn-North Metro Train Station Escalator Closed For Maintenance Beginning Monday
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 829 More Coronavirus Cases, Statewide Case Count Now 122,950
• Trump requests mail-in ballot ahead of Florida's primary election
• 100 Minneapolis Police Officers Expected To Leave Department By Year's End
• Texas Man Hospitalized With COVID-19 Marries Fiancée While In Medical Center ICU
• Alkein Alphonzo Coates Charged In Murder Of Richard Clarence Ramsey III In Glen Burnie
• Man Threatening To Jump From Bridge Shuts Down 710 Freeway In Pasadena Throughout The Night
• Investigators Searching For 2 Suspects Accused Of Vandalizing Marked Police Vehicle In Downtown Pittsburgh Protests
• Con Ed, Orange & Rockland Fined $10.75M For 2018 Storm Response
• Dallas ISD Launches $20M Mass Technology Deployment For Elementary Students On Monday
• The Fresh Grocer In Upper Darby Reopens After Being Damaged By Flood Waters During Tropical Storm Isaias
• Daniel Mastronardi, Jr. Sets New Maryland Fishing Record For Sheepshead
• Tiger Woods Highlights Star-Studded Field At TPC Boston For The Northern Trust
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 90 More Coronavirus Cases And 5 Additional Deaths, Total Cases Countywide Now At 9,282
• Sheriff: Suspect Allegedly Put Auburn Convenience Store Clerk In Chokehold, Threatened Deputies
• California Judicial Council Votes To End Eviction Protections As Lawmakers Mull Fix
• Shedd Aquarium Extending Weekend Hours
• Calif. Judges Vote To End Coronavirus Eviction Moratorium On Sept. 1
• Kushner has "no reason to believe" Harris is not eligible to run
• Salvation Army's Cooling Stations
• Are The Orioles A Surprise Playoff Contender Following Hot Start To Season?
• Trump Gives Credence To False, Racist Birther Conspiracy On Oakland-Born Kamala Harris
• Baltimore County Distributes 100K COVID-19 Safety Kits To Residents
• FSU Wide Receiver Warren Thompson Accused Athletic's Dept. Of Lying About COVID-19 Safety
• Bill Belichick Impressed By Cam Newton's Work Ethic
• Trump To Make Campaign Stops Monday At Mankato Airport, Central Wisconsin
• Former Neighbor Indicted In Murder Of School Nurse In Braintree
• Hawaii Removed From Massachusetts Travel Order Exempt List
• Medical Mystery: Caught Drunk Driving But Wasn't Drinking
• The Charmery Celebrates 7th Anniversary With 'Wanderlust' Ice Cream Flavors
• Investigation After Security Guard Fatally Shoots Woman In SUV Outside Dallas Motel 6
• Pennsylvania Schools Get State Guidance About Handling COVID-19 Outbreaks
• Baltimore Weather Blog: Showers Around
• Any Attempt To Get Coronavirus Herd Immunity Would Lead To Massive Death Tolls, Fauci Warns
• Michigan Matters: Lt. Gov Gilchrist, New Detroit's Rafferty on Race, Social Justice
• Teen Accused Of Running Over Crystal Police Officer Jumps Bail, On The Lam
• Sweltering heat wave bakes the West
• Jennifer Lopez, Alex Rodriguez Scoop Up Luxury Waterfront Home On Miami's Star Island
• Lift Bridge, Steady Pour Partner For National Rum Day
• PTL Links: August 14, 2020
• Belichick: Patriots Rookies In 'Turbulent Waters' In Training Camp
• Could workers get a raise under Trump's payroll tax plan?
• Records: Staffer Accused Wisconsin Lawmaker Of Drunken Proposition
• Reluctant Shoppers Could Slow The Coronavirus Recovery
• Clinic Works To Expand Coronavirus Prevention Behaviors In Denver's Latino Community
• Rare Shark Sighting Off Wells, Maine Creates Concern For Swimmers
• States Can't Afford Trump's Jobless Aid Plan, Governor Wolf Says
• 58-Year-Old Man In Critical Condition After Being Stabbed 8 Times In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• 94 People, Many With Underlying Health Conditions Have Died From The Coronavirus In Collin County
• Spain bans public smoking, France eyes new rules as COVID cases surge
• FDA Warns Consumers Of Another Possible Toxin In Hand Sanitizers
• Teenager Sentenced To 37 Years In Prison In Iron Range Murder Of Joshua Lavalley
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Alcatraz Opening Up For Recreational Use; Churches Sue To Reopen Doors; Stanford Changes Fall Plans
• Artist Chanel Miller on reclaiming her identity after sexual assault
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/14 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• Mookie Betts Joins Elite Company With Sixth Three-Homer Game Of Career
• ComEd Reports Thousands Still Without Power Friday
• New Zealand extends lockdown of largest city as COVID cluster grows
• Democratic strategist says Kamala Harris is "reassuring" to moderates
• Dolly Parton says "Of course Black lives matter"
• Postal Service warns some mail-in votes may not be counted in Pennsylvania
• Biden and Harris call for 3-month nationwide mask mandate
• 53-Year-Old Shot Overnight In Baltimore
• Florida "Vote By Mail" Ballots Sent To President Trump, First Lady Melania
• Most Report Shopping Online More During Pandemic
• Public Memorial Today For Murdered Fort Hood Solider Vanessa Guillen
• Afghanistan frees dozens more "dangerous" Taliban prisoners
• Pa. Resources Council Holding Collection Event At Boyce Park
• Red Sox Second Baseman Jose Peraza Injured While Pitching Ninth Inning In Blowout Loss
• Huge Lake Fire threatens thousands of homes north of Los Angeles
• Star-studded entertainment lineup set for Democratic convention
• Former New Jersey Mayor Admits To Stealing More Than $75,000 From Campaigns
• Video shows officer rescuing man in wheelchair before train barrels past
• Where Kamala Harris stands on the issues
• Chicken imported to China from Brazil positive for COVID-19, officials say
• Local Clerks Under Pressure With Mail In Ballots For Massachusetts Primary Election
• Wisconsin primaries were "good test run" for November, officials say
• AMC movie theaters to reopen with 15-cent tickets
• Pennsylvania Asks State Supreme Court To Extend Mail-In Voting Deadline
• Homicide Investigation Underway After Fight Leads To Shooting Near Downtown Minneapolis
• Trump weighs in on birther theory about Harris' eligibility to be VP
• Lake Fire in California continues to rage, growing to 11,000 acres
• Florida Lab Grown Star Coral Spawns On Reef South Of Big Pine Key
• PNC Committing $10 Million To Help Small Businesses In Pittsburgh
• TLC Revokes License Of Car Service Company That Sent Driver Accused Of Raping 12-Year-Old Passenger
• Dallas Stars Even Series After Late Goal And 5-4 Win Over Flames
• Trump's $400 in unemployment aid: When would it start?
• 28-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot From Inside South Shore Home
• Austin City Council Moves To Cut Police Budget By 1/3, Directs Money To Social Services
• Eastern State Penitentiary Reopens Friday With New Safety Guidelines In Place
• Anxiety And Uncertainty: Pittsburghers Grapple With The Unknown During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Amtrak Completes Installation Of Positive Train Control System Designed To Prevent Accidents
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot Friday Leads Into Rainy Weekend
• For Some, COVID-19 Didn't Take A Bite Out Of Their Restaurant Business Dreams
• Chicago Weather: Heat And Humidity Return
• Atilis Gym Owners To Have Court Hearing Friday After Losing Business License
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Gray Start To Friday, But Sun Will Make An Appearance
• Drone Delays Red Sox-Rays Game At Fenway Park
• Strict curbs at pandemic's apparent first high school football game
• Man Seriously Injured In Kensington Shooting
• Belarus protesters claim they were tortured for decrying election
• Philadelphia Police: 17-Year-Old Boy Shot Multiple Times In Fern Rock
• Shot at freedom for Black man who got life for hedge clippers theft
• Three People Taken To Hospital After Crash On Parkway North
• Cranberry Township Helping Students Get School Supplies
• Pittsburgh Police Searching For Suspects In Home Invasion
• To Do List: Fantasy Draft, Drive-In Comedy, Old Ironsides Museum
• Soergel Orchards Cancels Fall Festivals
• Quaker Valley Delays Start Of School Year
• Food Distribution Scheduled For Saturday Morning In McKeesport
• Friday's Show Info (8/14/20)
• Trail Blazers Squeeze By Nets, Advance To Play-In Series

Videos from August 14, 2020

• Political commentator Paul Begala on "The Takeout" — 8/14/2020
• 96-year-old man continues journey to become oldest person to run coast-to-coast
• Trump says he'll only consider additional funding for Postal Service if Democrats make concessions
• New studies suggest some face coverings are ineffective in preventing coronavirus infections
• Officer charged in George Floyd's case speaks out
• Trump stokes false theory that Kamala Harris isn't eligible to run for VP
• Coronavirus Task Force warns Georgia to close bars and restaurants in hot zones
• CBS Evening News, August 14, 2020
• Exploring the complexities of "cancel culture"
• Apple and Google remove Fortnite from app stores
• What the peace deal between Israel and United Arab Emirates means for Middle East
• Critics raise concerns over politicization of Barr's Justice Department investigations
• The state of Black America amid COVID-19
• Pro-democracy protests grow in Belarus after disputed election
• Minneappolis police officer fired over racist Christmas tree decorations is reinstated
• Doctor on COVID-19 symptoms and the deadly risks of seeking herd immunity
• Trump pushes back against more funding for U.S. Postal Service
• Trump ramps up attacks on U.S. Postal Service and mail-in voting
• Chanel Miller on how her sexual assault trial prepared her for these uncertain times
• Alex Wagner previews "The Circus" premiere and the role of women in the 2020 race
• Kentucky attorney general meets with Breonna Taylor's family for the first time since her death
• Jared Kushner on Israel-UAE peace agreement, COVID-19 and Trump's attacks on Kamala Karris
• State of economy may hurt Trump's reelection bid
• Black Americans 5 times more likely to be stopped by police, statistics show
• Wildfires in Southern California force hundreds of evacuations
• President Trump takes credit for peace deal between Israel and United Arab Emirates
• Children over age 2 should wear masks in school, experts say
• President Trump reveals why he doesn't want to provide more funding to the Postal Service
• Trump amplifies racist conspiracy over Kamala Harris' eligibility to be vice president