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• Firefighters Continue To Battle Massive Lake Hughes Fire, Structures Remain Threatened
• Locals Trying To Escape Extreme Heat As Temperatures Continue To Rise Across Southland
• El Dorado Hills Couple Loses Power During Rotating Outage, Calls Situation Scary
• Missing Teen Swimmer In Critical Condition After American River Rescue
• Rolling Power Outages Impact Southern California Throughout The Weekend
• Power Grid Officials Cancel Order For Second Night Of Bay Area Rolling Outages
• Sunnyvale Police Investigate Fatal Stabbing At Bay Lands Park; Suspect At Large
• Downtown Sacramento Records Record-High Heat On Saturday
• Heat Wave Melts Away Business at Outdoor Restaurants in East Bay
• LeMahieu Hurt, But Frazier's 5 RBIs Lift Yanks Over Red Sox
• President Trump's Brother Robert Trump Dies After Being Hospitalized In New York
• Chicago Weather: Sunny And Not As Steamy On Sunday
• Mark Canha's 3-Run Homer in 9th Lifts Swingin' A's Over Giants Again
• Blackhawks Lose Again To Golden Knights For 0-3 Deficit In Series
• Off-Duty Correction Officer Fatally Shot In Queens
• Police Benevolent Association Breaks With Tradition, Endorses President Trump's Re-Election Campaign
• 8-Year-Old Girl Found Dead In Elk River Apartment, Two Of Her Relatives Behind Bars
• PG&E Implements Outages For Up To 220k Customers Amid California Heat Wave
• Doctors Wear Black Scrubs To Honor Black Lives Matter Movement
• A's Do It Again: Canha's 3-Run HR In 9th Beats Giants 7-6
• School Supply Drives Helping Students Get Resources For Upcoming School Year
• Protesters, Police Clash Violently On Downtown Streets; Supt. Brown Says Agitators Assaulted Officers
• 'The Good Ones Always Go Too Soon': Vigil Remembering Baltimore Gas Explosion Victims Held Saturday Night
• Another Violent Night In Philadelphia Leaving Behind 'Tsunami Of Pain,' Turning Neighborhoods 'Into Cemeteries'
• Lifeguards, Coast Guard Rescue Two Swimmers Swept Into Inlet By Current In Ocean City, Maryland
• Kevin Thompson Jr. Charged After Making Threat On MTA Bus In Baltimore County, Police Say
• Woman Pulled From SUV In Boston Harbor Remembered For 'Always Caring About People'
• Baltimore DPW Says Twitter Account Was 'Compromised,' Deletes Tweet Blasting Trump
• Group Continues To Call On Johns Hopkins To Permanently Shelve Plans For Police Force
• Red Sox Woes Continue With 11-5 Loss To Yankees
• Surging Orioles Drop Nationals Into Cellar With 7-3 Victory
• NYPD: Man Shot On Subway Platform At Grand Central Station
• President Donald Trump's Brother Robert Trump Dies After Being Hospitalized In New York
• Thousands Flock To Half Moon Bay Beaches To Escape Sweltering Temperatures
• Man Dies After Sonoma County Deputies Tase Him During Arrest Saturday
• DFW Weather: Some Relief In Sight After Days Of Triple-Digit Temperatures In North Texas
• LIVE UPDATES: Demonstrators Clash With Police Downtown, 24 People Arrested
• Police: 20-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In South Philadelphia
• One Home Destroyed In Indiana Township Fire, Another Damaged
• Fans Remember Rapper Nipsey Hussle On What Would Have Been His 35th Birthday
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 818 New Cases Reported, ICU Beds Flat
• COVID-19 Economic Downturn Triggers Exodus From San Francisco
• 5 Killed, Including 3 Children, In Crash In West Texas
• Aaron Nola Tosses 7 Scoreless Innings, Rhys Hoskins Shakes Off Slump In Phillies' Win Over Mets
• Baltimore Police Department Seizes Numerous Guns, Drugs, Cash, Makes Several Arrests
• Nola Tosses 7 Scoreless In Phillies' Win Over Mets
• Cruz Hits 2 Homers; Twins Split Doubleheader Against Royals
• Man Plants 128 Flags To Honor Charlestown Residents Killed In World War II
• Thule Sleek Strollers Recalled; Handlebars Can Fall Off
• Customers Help Raise Money For East Sacramento Donut Shop
• Are You Immune To COVID-19 For Three Months After Recovering? It's Not Clear
• Bicyclist Dead After Being Hit By Vehicle In Stockton
• Oldest living American celebrates birthday
• Creators Come Up With Innovative Solutions Avoid Catching COVID-19
• National Weather Service Confirms 5 Tornadoes Touched Down In Friday's Storms
• Communities Making Efforts To Control Gun Violence Amid Spike Across New York City
• Portion Of Route 8 Shut Down Due To Two-Vehicle Crash
• Julian Bernard-Alexander Blair Indicted For Firing Gun During Attempted Drug Deal In Hyattsville
• R. Kelly's Manager Accused Of Threatening Shooting At Manhattan Theater
• Man Dies After Fight In West Village, Police Say
• 2-Year-Old Dies After Brooklyn Park Apartment Shooting
• Woman Injured In Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• County Sheriff's Office Holds Drive-Through Gun Permit Event
• Folsom Lake Visitors Talk Hot Weather Essentials
• Biden-Harris unveil first joint campaign ad
• Two Colorado Front Range Communities Sending Up Fireworks, Despite Fire Danger
• Despite Cancellation Of Mountain Bike Race In Leadville, About 50 Bikers Ride Anyway
• Weather Service Issues Rare Firenado Warning For Wildfire Burning Near Loyalton
• Demetrio Ignacio-Flores, In U.S. Illegally, Arrested In Virginia For Wife's Murder In Mexico
• Arizona Goalie Stops 49 Shots In Coyotes' 4-2 Win Over Avalanche
• Police Release Photos Of Looting Suspects In Lincoln Park, River North
• Long-Awaited State Funding To Go Toward Disability Services
• BNSF Railway Agent In Denver Gets Stabbed, Shoots And Kills Trespasser
• Fire Burning Near Lawrence Expressway Shuts Interstate 280 in San Jose
• Robbinsdale Neighbors Clean Up After Severe Storms Down Trees, Power Lines
• Miami Mayor Takes 'Emergency Steps' To Address Fish Kill In Biscayne Bay & Miami-Dade Fireboats Try To Oxygenate The Water
• Day After Divac Departs As Kings GM, Stojakovic Resigns Too
• Deadly Shooting In Goulds Claims Lives Of Two Men, Injures Teen Girl, Gunmen Still On The Loose
• 2-Game Losing Streak For Cubs As They Again Fall To Brewers
• Pittsburgh Police Arrest Man During Protests In Oakland
• South Sacramento Hindu Temple Burglarized, Police Say
• Alleged Stalker Charged With Murder Of North Texas Nurse Ricardo Medina-Madriz
• 'Got Fired On My Day Off': WR Quincy Adeboyejo Reacts To Release From Patriots
• 'This Is About Empowerment': Baltimore County Leaders Encourage Residents To Fill Out 2020 Census
• Minnesota Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Watch In Northern Parts Of The State
• White Sox Swept By St. Louis In Doubleheader
• 9/11 Tribute In Light Will Go On After Receiving Assistance From New York State
• Magician David Blaine To Attempt To Float Over Hudson River Using Helium Balloons
• Community Shows Up For Block Party Supporting 'Ice Queens' Snowball Stand, Black-Owned Business That Was Vandalized
• Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Launches Effort To Increase Census Participation In Queens, The Bronx
• Kings Once Again Seek Answers After Missing Playoffs
• 2 Arrested in Fairfield After Woman Fatally Struck by Gunfire Inside Car Fleeing Shooters
• 2 Arrested After Woman Shot And Killed In Car In Fairfield
• Last Call: Early Voting Ends Sunday In Miami-Dade and Broward
• Carson Wentz's Charity Helps Feed Cherry Hill Families With Free Meal Giveaway
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/15 Saturday Night Forecast
• New Jersey Residents Warned To Look Out For Spotted Lanternflies
• Boil Water Advisory Lifted In Jersey City
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Josephine Expected To Turn & Weaken, Tropical Storm Kyle Heads Out To Sea
• Florida Man Arrested For Multi-Car Crash That Killed Bicyclist In East Garden City; Suspect Was Behind Wheel Of Utility Truck
• Family Claims Abel Rosiles, Who Died After Arrest, Was Mistreated By Round Lake Beach Police
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations In New York Drop For 3rd Straight Day
• Person Stabbed, Suspect Sought After Road Rage Incident Causes Fight In South Lake Tahoe
• The Bus Stops Here Foundation Holds Technology Drive For Local Students
• 'We're Ready To Get On With Our Lives': No Masks Or Social Distancing At Fort Lauderdale Protest Over COVID-19 Restrictions
• Former Illinois Gov. James 'Big Jim' Thompson Dead At 84
• Minor Injuries Reported After Small Plane Crash In Central Minnesota
• Students Arrive At BU Looking To Balance College Experience With Coronavirus Safety
• Pennsylvania Private, Charter Schools Worry Bus Cuts May Leave Students Stranded
• Health Officials In Delaware, Chester Counties Recommending Schools Go All Virtual Until October
• Protesters Take To Local Streets After Plans To March On Dan Ryan Expressway Do Not Work Out
• College Students Return To Campus As Coronavirus Concerns Continue
• 'We Want A Choice': Some Parents Agitated After Central Bucks Schools Move Away From Hybrid Learning Model
• Postal Service Inspector General Investigates Changes At Post Offices
• CBS4's Upcoming 'A Day 4 Wednesday's Child' Event Highlights Adoption From Foster Care
• North Miami Teen Receives Shopping Spree Special Delivery Thanks To Make-A-Wish
• Grad Student Sues Northwestern, Says Students Were Denied Services They Paid For When Classes Went Remote Over COVID-19
• Citing Pandemic, California Launches Website to Enlist Poll Workers for November Election
• Pa. State Police Issue 24 Warnings During Coronavirus Compliance Checks
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: State Confirms 829 New COVID-19 Cases, 13 Deaths
• Gov. Abbott On Drop In COVID-19 Testing In Texas: 'We're Not Having Enough People Step Forward'
• Community Bank Introduces New CEO
• Crews Battle Fire Burning in San Francisco Visitacion Valley Saturday Afternoon
• Police Identify Two Would-Be Crooks Who Were Shot While Trying Rob Jewelry Store In Pembroke Lakes Mall
• Jaroslav Halak Aces First Test Filling In For Tuukka Rask, Keeps Bruins Confident In Playoffs
• Community Rallies To Help Lemonade Stand After It Was Robbed
• Man Last Seen Leaving Sheppard Pratt Hospital Found Safe, Police Say
• Police Identify Man And Woman Pulled From SUV In Boston Harbor
• Thousands of Iowans still without power days after storm
• Dallas County Ends Week With 754 New COVID-19 Cases, 8 More Deaths
• 'I Believe In Myself:' Steelers Running Back James Conner Looking To Thrive In 2020
• Trump claims he "doesn't know" what postmaster general is doing
• Y In Central Maryland Holding Produce Distribution Event Monday
• 2 Children Hospitalized After Crash In Dallas Involving Woman Trying To Flee Domestic Violence Suspect
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida's Positivity Rates Dropping Slowly, Remains Highest In Miami-Dade
• Russell Kirsch, Digital Photo Pioneer and Father of the Pixel, Dies at 91
• Massachusetts Reports 366 New Coronavirus Cases, 14 Additional Deaths
• Here's What Everyone With The Bruins Said About Tuukka Rask's Decision To Opt Out
• Beverly Hills Man Arrested In Connection With Series Of Sexual Assaults
• Strasburg Hurt As Nationals Beat Orioles 15-3 For 'Split'
• Color-Coding System Will Be Used In Reopening West Virginia Schools
• North Texas Man Arrested After Leading Ohio Authorities On Chase In Stolen Ambulance
• Member Of President Donald Trump's Cabinet Visits Pittsburgh Area Businesses
• Man, 94, Reunited With Family After Going Missing In Hollywood
• Mavericks' Luka Doncic, Kristaps Porzingis Named To NBA All-Seeding Games Teams
• Philly Naked Bike Ride Called Off Because Of The Coronavirus
• Slippery Rock Area School District Files Lawsuit Over Juul Advertising
• New Hampshire Announces 17 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing State Total To 6,980
• Extreme heat hits California, spurring rolling power outages
• Rep. Hagedorn Fires Chief Of Staff Over Allowance Spending Spree
• COVID-19 rates are "steadily increasing" in children, CDC says
• Bruins Shake Off Tuukka Rask News, Beat Hurricanes To Take 2-1 Series Lead
• Possible Coronavirus Spread Through Youth Hockey Players In New England Under Investigation
• Illinois Reports 1,828 New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases, 5 Additional Deaths
• Grizzly Creek Fire Grows To Nearly 20,000 Acres, Major I-70 Closure Stretches On Through The Weekend
• 4,145 Acre Williams Fork Fire Sends Up Huge Smoke Plume, New Pre-Evacuation Notices Ordered
• Motorcycle Accident Claims The Life Of 19-Year-Old Bethel Park Man
• Bubble Star: Nuggets' Michael Porter Jr. Named To Second All-NBA Seeding Games Team
• AG Ellison Secures Agreement With Price Gouging Store Owner Who Sold N95 Masks For Inflated Prices
• Pittsburgh Organization Sending Aid To Beirut Following Deadly Explosions
• Increasing Chance Of La Niña May Enhance An Already Record-Breaking Hurricane Season
• Rival protesters rally in Stone Mountain, Georgia
• Man Sought On Suspicion Of Arson In Connection With 1,400-Acre Azusa Fire
• Woman Hospitalized After Being Injured During Home Invasion In Tioga, Philadelphia Police Say
• Firefighters Gain Ground On Skyline Fire In Corona
• Record Heat Drapes Over San Francisco Bay Area; Red Flag Wildfire Warning Issued
• Residents Throughout SoCal Report Increase In Package Delays From USPS
• Rolling Power Outage Triggers Oakland Estuary Sewage Spill: 50,000 Gallons Discharged Into Waterway
• 'That's How It All Started'; Bay Area Roots Run Deep For VP Candidate Kamala Harris
• Report: Trump To Visit Town Outside Of Scranton To Speak Hours Ahead Of Biden Nomination Acceptance
• Railroad Police Officer Involved In Fatal Shooting Near National Western Complex
• Cameron Peak Fire Grows To More Than 5,000 Acres, Highway 14 Remains Closed
• Woman Becomes Second EEE Case In Massachusetts This Year
• FEMA announces first states to receive grant replacing lost wages
• Ryan Reynolds Asks Young People In Canada To Please Not Kill His Mother By Spreading The Coronavirus
• 14-Year-Old Rescued After Falling Down School Chimney
• Suspect At Large After Double Shooting In Aurora
• FBI team arrives this weekend to take part in Beirut probe
• Police: 17-Year-Old Fighting For Life After North Philadelphia Shooting
• Cop Shooter Luis Archuleta Extradited To Denver After 46 Years On The Run
• Police Probe Death Of Burglary Suspect In Arleta
• 18-Year-Old Man In Critical Condition After Being Shot 9 Times In Kensington Friday Night, Police Say
• NASCAR driver Austin Dillon out of race after testing positive for virus
• Crews Rescue Elderly Couple After Their Vehicle Careened Into Beaver Falls House
• Minnesota Weather: Severe Storms And Possible Tornadoes Leave Behind Damage
• How to safely return your absentee ballot without USPS
• Man Arrested In Vandalism Of Upstate New York 9/11 Memorial
• FDLE Investigating Deadly BSO Involved Shooting In Dania Beach
• Keep An Eye Out For This Moose With A Rope Tangled In Antlers
• "One Tree Hill" star on giving back to the small town she now calls home
• A's President Welcomes San Francisco Fans To Jump On Bandwagon After Giants 9th Inning Collapse
• Mother Counts Her Blessings After Train Nearly Hits 9-Year-Old Autistic Son
• BSO: Woman Shot, Killed By Unknown Gunman After Crashing Into Tree In Pompano Beach
• 76ers Limp Into Postseason Without Ben Simmons Against Rival Boston Celtics
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 696 Cases Of COVID-19 And 6 Additional Deaths
• Chicago Police Charge Man In Connection With Live Streamed Looting Video
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 850 New Coronavirus Cases, Increasing Statewide Total To 123,800
• Denver Projected To Make Top 5 List Of Most 90 Degree Days Before Weekend Ends
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Stabbing 65-Year-Old In Hyde Park
• After Evergreen 'Dodges A Bullet,' Group Raises Funds To Turn Old Fire Truck Into Wildfire Educational Tool
• Another Endangered Florida Panther Struck, Killed By Vehicle
• Tuukka Rask's Opt-Out Decision Likely Crushes Bruins' Stanley Cup Hopes
• Lyft Offering Free Rides To Bay Area Cooling Center
• Travelers scramble as new measures imposed over virus upticks in Europe
• Where Are The Bay Area Beaches Open During Hot Weekend
• Cincinnati Reds Postpone Games With Pittsburgh Pirates After Reds Player Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Judge Orders Oakland McDonald's To Step Up COVID Precautions
• Chicago Police To Add Body Cameras To Weekend Protest Response
• 9-Mile 'Street Love' Bike Ride Through North Lawndale
• Sea Turtle Rescued By Coast Guard After Being Entangled In Line, Circled By Sharks Off New Jersey Shore
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 77 New Coronavirus Cases, Increasing Countywide Total To 9,359
• More Than A Dozen Schools Vote Out School Resource Officers
• West Nile Infested Mosquitoes Discovered Near Byron; First 2020 Detection In Contra Costa County
• Reopenings: Monterey County Officials Limiting Access To Beaches Over Fears Of Unsafe Overcrowding
• School reopenings tested as U.S. breaks August record for new virus cases
• More than 20,000 ComEd Customers Still Without Power After Monday's Storms
• Ed's Driveway: Mazda CX-30
• Iran warns of "dangerous future" for UAE after historic deal with Israel
• Bruins' Tuukka Rask Opts Out Of Stanley Cup Playoffs To Be With Family
• Gas Prices Dip In New Jersey, Around Country, May Fall Further
• Colorado Weather: Dry With More Smoke And Haze, Few Severe Storms On Plains
• Man Caught On Camera Taking Money From Cash Register In Brooklyn Burglary, NYPD Says
• Police: Owner Of Flip Flopz Beach Bar & Grill In North Wildwood Charged After Violating Social Distancing Regulations
• Chicago Weather: Chance Of Severe Afternoon Storms
• Evacuations remain in place as Lake Fire in California continues to rage
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Thousands Swarm To Local Beaches; More Teens Struggling With Anxiety; Newsom Criticizes 'Weaponization' Of Post Office
• Two Women Hit By Gunfire On Eisenhower During Overnight Drive Into Chicago
• Family Demanding Answers About Recently Released San Quentin Inmate's Death
• Pittsburgh Police SWAT Team Engages In Standoff After Man Barricades Himself Inside Ex-Girlfriend's Home
• Postal Service inspector general investigates changes at post offices
• Xcel Energy Working To Restore Power To Over 17,500 Minnesotans Affected By Severe Storms
• Man Killed, 4 More Hurt In Overnight Shootings In Harlem
• Two Men Shot In Head In East Baltimore; One Dies, Police Say
• Colorado Parks And Wildlife Euthanizes Bear That Bit Man's Hand Near Larkspur
• Car Catches On Fire On I-94 Near Libertyville
• Nurses In A San Antonio Hospital Organize A Patient's Wedding To Help Lift His Spirits
• Retail Sale Of Marijuana In Maine To Begin On October 9
• Iconic observatory goes dark after unexplained destruction
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/15 Saturday Afternoon Forecast
• Brach's Creates Turkey Dinner Candy Corn For Thanksgiving
• Police: Two Women Hospitalized After North Philadelphia Shooting
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• Hey Ray! Using Slow Motion Video To Help Explain Science
• Philadelphia Police, Local Organizations Asking People To Turn In Unwanted Guns As Violence Surges Across City
• Pittsburgh Weather: Much Needed Rain And Cooler Temperatures Ahead
• Monessen Mayor Matt Shorraw Issues Mid-Year 'State Of The City' Address
• Penn State's THON To be Held Virtually In 2021
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• Fayette Co. Currently Has Highest Positivity Rates Of Coronavirus In Pennsylvania
• Two High School Wrestling Coaches Accused Of Coaxing Team Members To Bring Them Naked Photos Of Girls
• Pirates Fall 8-1 To Cincinnati, Reds Player Reportedly Tests Positive For Coronavirus
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• "48 Hours" Live to Tell: Murder on Prom Night
• Trump says postmaster general is trying to make Postal Service "great again"
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• Oldest living American celebrates 116th birthday amid coronavirus pandemic
• Two Alabama doctors support Black Lives Matter movement by wearing black scrubs
• Iowa recovering from devastating derecho
• U.S. coronavirus death toll nears 170,000 as testing decreases
• Record-breaking heat wave fueling wildfires in the West
• President Trump continues to insist voting by mail will lead to rampant fraud
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• Women's groups call for an end to sexist, racists attacks against Kamala Harris
• Wall Street breathes "sigh of relief" at Harris pick, report says
• Sweltering heat wave grips the Western U.S.
• Former USPS chair of board of governors sounds alarm on mail-in voting
• Singer Kathleen Edwards on why she stepped away from music, and why she came back
• State law makes locally-sourced food more accessible than ever for Wyoming residents
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• "One Tree Hill" star Hilarie Burton on finding a sense of community in upstate New York
• Arecibo radio telescope goes dark after mysterious destruction
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• Postal Service warns states of critical mail-in voting delays
• New coronavirus surges in Europe throw travelers into chaos
• Cop charged in George Floyd case says he "never used" maneuver Derek Chauvin performed on Floyd
• Heat wave takes over parts of West, Southwest
• U.S. breaks single-day coronavirus case record for August
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• Trump amplifies racist birther theory against Kamala Harris
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