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• Evacuations Ordered For Nearly 4,000 As Jones Fire Burns West Of Nevada City
• Lori Loughlin, Mossimo Giannulli To Be Sentenced Friday For Part In College Admissions Scandal
• Convicted Flasher With Prior Felony Arrested For Exposing Himself To Girl In Fountain Valley Park
• Canyon Zone Fire Burns 10,000 Acres In Stanislaus County; Evacuation Advisory Issued
• Couple Reunites With Dog, Roo, After Car Crash In Solano County
• Grizzly Creek Fire: New Photos Show A Sliver Of The Damage Done To I-70 In Glenwood Canyon
• San Bernardino Police Shoot, Kill Man Who Allegedly Pointed Firearm At Officers
• Ventura County Fire Crews Battle Holser Fire Near Lake Piru, Structures Threatened
• Peralta's 9th-Inning Single Lifts D-Backs Past Athletics 4-3
• Peralta's 9th-Inning Single Lifts D-Backs Past Athletics, 4-3
• Crews Gain Ground On Lake Fire, Full Containment Not Expected Until Sept. 2
• Actress Sharon Stone Says Sister Kelly Being Treated In Montana Hospital For COVID-19
• Outages Still Possible This Week As Heat Wave Threatens California Power Grid
• Flex Alert In Effect Through Wednesday As Dangerous Heat Wave Continues
• California Requires Ethnic Studies For University System
• California Governor Warns More Rolling Blackouts 'Very Likely'; 3.3M Homes Statewide Brace For Power Outages
• $100K Reward Offered In July 4 Fatal Shooting Of 6-Year-Old Jace Young In SF's Bayview
• Missing Hiker Rescued From Tahoe National Forest
• Capital Christian High School In Sacramento Reopens; Calls Itself Daycare
• Support Group Gives Comfort To Grieving Owners Mourning Loss Of Beloved Pets
• Rockies Take Loss Against Astros, 2-1
• Chicago Weather: Beach Hazards Tuesday
• Homer-Happy White Sox Hit 5 More, Rout Tigers
• Luka Doncic Scores 42 In First NBA Playoff Game, But Mavericks Fall To Clippers 118-110
• Mayor Lightfoot Takes Part In Virtual Panel With Joe Biden On First Night Of Democratic National Convention
• Denver City Council Votes Against 'Peace Force' Proposal
• LA Mayor Garcetti, National Co-Chair For Biden Campaign, To Rally Dems At DNC
• UPDATE: River Fire Scorches Nearly 4,000 Acres In Monterey County, Threatening 1,500 Structures
• Federal Judge Blocks Trump's Attempt To Roll Back Health Care Protections For Transgender People
• Jam Master Jay Death: 2 Indicted In 2002 Shooting Death Of Pioneering Rap Group Run-DMC's DJ
• Denver Postal Service Union Calling For Bailout To Keep Serving Community
• De Blasio, Carranza Again Try To Reassure Teachers, Principals That NYC School Will Be Safe And Ready To Reopen
• Sacramento Unveils $62.3M Homeless And Affordable Housing Plan
• Families Disheartened By U Of I's Suspension Of Beckwith Program For Disabled Students, Demand Straight Answers
• Doctors: Flu Shots A Must This Fall To Help Avoid Potential Twindemic
• Yanks Win 10th Straight Vs Red Sox, Best Streak Since 1953
• Nelson Cruz Homers Twice In Twins' 4-1 Win Over Royals
• CFD's Quinn Fire Academy Shut Down After COVID-19 Outbreak Among Students, Instructors
• Special Prosecutor Dan Webb Finds 'Abuses Of Discretion' In Prosecuting Of Jussie Smollett Case
• Williams Fork Fire Forcing Fraser To Think Of Worst Case Scenario
• 14-Year-Old Boy Critically Wounded, 17-Year-Old Girl Also Struck In Bronzeville Shooting
• Miami Postal Workers Union Sounding Alarm About Slower Mail Delivery After Sorting Machines Removed
• 2 Innocent Drivers Crash Trying To Avoid Fatal NE Miami-Dade Shooting
• Florida See Lowest Number Of New COVID Since Mid-June But Health Experts Warn It's Still Not Enough
• New Jersey Gov. Murphy Gives Green Light For Outdoor Sports In Fall
• Deer Zone Fires Burning Near Mt. Diablo Grow To 1,450 Acres Overnight
• The Future Is Now: Monster Performances From Tatum, Brown Lead Celtics To Game 1 Win
• Colorado College Residence Hall Under Quarantine After Student Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Maryland Dems Lash Out At Trump Administration For 'Hijacking' Mailboxes, 'Sabotage' of Postal Service
• Vigils Remember Baltimore Gas Explosion Victims One Week After Deadly Blast
• ISO Lifts Stage 2 Emergency Averting Rotating Outages Across Bay Area
• California Avoids More Rolling Blackouts Monday; Flex Alert Still In Effect
• Bears Say No Fans In Soldier Field for Start Of Season, Team Takes On First Practice With Full Pads
• Baltimore Explosion Victims' Families Need Help With Funeral Costs
• FDA Expands List Of Unsafe Hand Sanitizers That Won't Protect Against COVID-19
• 'I Felt Both My Legs Burning': Man Struck By Drag Racer Going 100MPH In Downtown Mpls.
• When Is The Best Time To Get A Flu Shot?
• Cubs Take Second Game Against Cardinals For Doubleheader Split
• Better Mapping Shows Cameron Peak Fire Now 12,300+ Acres
• 16-Year-Old Aspiring Pilot Uses Training Flights To Deliver PPE To Rural Hospitals
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto 'Livid' About Protester Arrest, Won't 'Tolerate These Tactics' In The Future
• Pennsylvania Students Required To Wear Masks At All Times
• Group Of 50 Motorcyclists Performing Stunts On Road Closes I-270 In Frederick County; Shots Fired, Police Say
• Jeff Robinson Mentors His Son, A College Football Prospect, Through Pandemic Uncertainty
• US Cities Could Face Nearly 30 Times More Exposure To Extreme Heat By 2100 Compared To The Early 2000s, Study Finds
• Thrill Seekers Look To Tackle Bucket Lists During Pandemic 
• Police: 2 Men, Woman Injured In West Philadelphia Triple Shooting
• Grichuk, Biggio Back Sharp Ryu As Blue Jays Beat Orioles 7-2
• Vegetation Fire Threatened Structures In Garden Valley; Evacuations Lifted
• Manhunt For Killer In Early Morning Homicide Near Gilroy Park
• Furious Third-Period Rally Lifts Bruins To 4-3 Win Over Hurricanes In Game 4
• West Denver Asks For Resources As Gun Violence Leads To 3 Deaths In 1 Night
• 23-Year-Old Man Arrested For Deadly 2019 Shooting Of Anaheim Woman
• Democrats Kickoff First Virtual National Convention (CBS News)
• Bicyclist Killed In Apparent Hit-And-Run Crash In Cupertino
• 2 People Injured In East Hills Shooting
• Brick Thrown Through Window Of Beacon Hill Home Displaying Black Lives Matter Sign
• Woman Taken To Hospital After Shooting In Garfield
• Kids Kicking Away The Pain Of Cancer
• Gov. Hogan's New Chief Of Staff Roy McGrath Resigns After Severance Pay Package From Previous State Job Becomes Public
• Copper Canyon Grill Opening Fourth Restaurant Wednesday At Arundel Mills
• Boat Catches Fire At Cutter Marina In Middle River
• Eastwick Community Expresses Concerns, Questions About Damage Caused By Isaias During Virtual Town Hall
• Middleton School Committee Votes To Send Students Back Full Time
• Avs Take Series Lead Against Coyotes After 7-1 Barrage
• Organizers Of 2 Philadelphia Homeless Encampments Say They Have No Plans To Leave After City Orders Everyone Out By Tuesday Morning
• Victims Of Golden State Killer Get Their Day In Court To Tell Stories Of Trauma, Terror, Pain
• Maryland Hospitals Team Up On Antibody Study To Learn More About How Coronavirus Spreads
• City Orders 4 Restaurants, 1 Nightclub Closed For Pandemic Rule Violations
• San Jose Man Dies After Being Shot With Pellet Gun
• Family, Friends Question Truck Driver's Motive In Now-Viral Motorcycle Crash
• 'When You're Not Vaccinating, You're Extending The Risk': Doctors Worry About Coronavirus & Measles As Texas Students Skip Vaccines
• CBS News: Live Updates Of Night 1 Of Democratic National Convention
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional COVID-19 Deaths Over The Weekend
• Police: 27-Year-Old Man Killed In Cobbs Creek Shooting
• Gordon Hayward Heading For MRI, Reportedly Leaves Arena On Crutches After Spraining Right Ankle In Game 1 Win
• Boston Celtics, Powered By Jayson Tatum, Take 1-0 Series Lead Over Sixers
• DNR: Dry Weather Causing Food Shortage For Black Bears, More Human Encounters
• Pennsylvania Resources Council Hosting Hard-To-Recycle Collection Event In Monroeville
• Microschooling Is The Decades-Old Relic That Is Becoming The Latest Education Trend
• Celtics Hold Off 76ers For 109-101 Victory In Game 1
• Pittsburgh Steelers Wide Receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster Still 'Lit' ... But For How Long?
• 'Come After Us': California Salons Defy State Health Order And Open Indoor Operations
• 10 Additional LAPD Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
• Police Shoot, Kill Man Who Fired At Them At South Texas Walmart
• Power Outage Interrupts Distance Learning And Telecommuting In Yuba City
• Culver City Mom Calls On School District To Offer Free Learning Pods For All Students
• All But One In Santa Ana Family Recovers From Coronavirus, Funeral Plans Underway
• Live Updates From CBS News: Democratic National Convention 2020, Night 1
• UPDATE: Hennessey Fire In Napa County Grows To 2,500 Acres; Evacuations Near Lake Berryessa
• Potbelly Receives Another $10 Million Paycheck Protection Program Loan
• Oakland College Student, Aspiring Artist Makes Mark On City's Downtown With Breonna Taylor Mural
• Nets No Match For Defending Champ Raptors In Game 1 Rout
• 'Our Industry Is Being Ignored': Salons, Barbershops Reopen Indoors Despite State Coronavirus Health Orders
• Miami-Dade PD Asking For Help Finding 12-Year-Old Anastasia Vela-Fernandez
• 'We Wanted To Make Sure It Was Easy': Dallas ISD Distributes Devices Without A Hitch On Day 1
• Tip To CPD Looting Task Force Leads To Woman's Arrest; Authorities Said She Broadcast Herself On Facebook Live
• Jackson Elementary Students Return To School For In-Person Learning
• Texas Man Charged With Capital Murder After 3 Killed, 2 Hurt In Rampage
• Hate-Filled Text Message Thread Causes Outrage In Long Island's Elwood School District
• Tune in to MTV's Video Music Awards on Sun Aug 30!
• Denver Weather: Possible Record-Tying Heat On Tuesday
• Gap Permanently Closing Stores In San Francisco's Embarcadero, Market Street, Stonestown
• Pennsylvania Asking State Supreme Court To Take Over Election-Related Lawsuit
• 'My Daughter Was Gunned Down': Mother Of Shooting Victim Speaks At Denver City Council Meeting
• Pennsylvania Long-Term Care Facilities Calling For Funding To Avoid Going Under
• LA Councilman Gil Cedillo Wants To Stop City Hotels From Holding Immigrant Families
• The Education Foundation Opens School Supply 'Exchangeree' For Baltimore County Students, Teachers
• New Brush Fire Ignites Near Loveland
• Chicago Archdiocese Schools Return To Class With Tight Restrictions Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• San Francisco Unified Kicks Off School Year With Distance-Learning Concerns
• Valuable Discovery? Lump Found On Falmouth Beach Could Be Expensive Ambergris
• Long Island 'Miracle' Patient Finally Goes Home After Battling COVID-19 For 111 Days In 4 Different Hospitals
• Hospitality Industry Desperately Hanging On During COVID-19
• Dramatic Lightning Strikes Knock Out Power, Down Trees Across Sonoma County
• State Party Chair 'Miffed' After Texas Democrat Didn't Receive Prominent Speaking Slot At Convention
• THE CW NETWORK SETS 2020 FALL PREMIERE DATES
• Bronze Sojourner Truth Monument Unveiled In Ulster County
• BWI Airport Sees Highest 4-Day Passenger Traffic Since Mid-March
• President Trump Predicts Victory In Minnesota During Mankato Visit; Warns Biden Will Close Iron Range
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: DNC like none other kicks off
• Beutner Defends Cost Of LAUSD COVID-19 Testing, Tracing Program
• Crews Contain Vegetation Fire Off Foresthill Road In Placer County
• San Jose Police Standoff That Shut Down Hwy 101 Comes To Dramatic End
• Community Group To Work With Minneapolis Police Department To Make Reforms
• Case Of Plague Confirmed In South Lake Tahoe; 1st In 5 Years
• Jordyn Brown Found Dead Inside Parked Car Outside Shopping Center In Laurel, Police Say
• Max Minute: Saliva Test May Finally Be Breakthrough Doctors Have Been Looking For To Quickly Identify Coronavirus Patients
• Colorado Freshmen Start Moving Into Dorms At Multiple Universities
• Visitor's Center On Trail Ridge Road Closed Due To Smoke From Cameron Peak Fire
• Trump Signs Iowa Derecho Disaster Declaration, May Visit
• VIDEO: Road Rage Suspected After Pickup Truck Swerves Into Motorcycle On Interstate 25
• Grizzly Creek Fire: 1 Week After Igniting, Nearly 650 Personnel Are Fighting The Wildfire
• Unrest In Chicago Not Without Precedent, But May Continue According To Social Media Posts
• Arrests Made In Case Of Long Island Woman Who Claimed She Was Being Terrorized By Neighbors
• 'This Was Just A Godsend': Dallas Performers Bring Joy To Isolated Seniors
• PIAA 'Fairly Comfortable' Fall High School Sports Can Proceed In Pennsylvania, Official Says
• As Cleanup Continues, New Organizations Take On Task Of Collecting Donations For Families Affected By Baltimore Gas Explosion
• Before Mankato Stop, President Trump Speaks At MSP, Promising Law And Order
• Mail-Sorting Machines Taken Out Of Service At Main Post Office, O'Hare, Union Rep Says
• Analysis: Democratic National Convention On Day 1
• Local Radio Station Helps Fight Hunger & Food Insecurity
• Postmaster General DeJoy Agrees To Testify Before House Oversight Committee On U.S. Postal Service Changes
• 'Mail Voting Works If Done Right': Colorado Leaders Argue Claims Of Fraud
• Gov. Cuomo Announces Plan For Gyms To Reopen For First Time Since Pandemic Struck; Bowling Alleys Reopen Statewide
• School Nurses Struggle To Get PPE Heading Into New School Year
• Denver Reaches The Top 5 List For Most 90 Degree Days In A Year
• Philadelphia Volunteers Remember 8 Firefighters Killed In Gulf Refinery Fire 45 Years Ago
• Police Investigate Shootings In Brooklyn, Manhattan As Weekend Gun Violence Continues Into Workweek
• Aurora Police Investigate Deadly Shooting At Motel
• 49ers Fear WR Jalen Hurd Lost For Season With Knee Injury
• Congressman Conor Lamb To Speak At Democratic National Convention
• Aesha Ash is making history at NYC's School of American Ballet
• Run-DMC Star 'Jam Master Jay' Murder Solved, 2 Men Charged Say Feds
• Attention Eager Adopters: Animal Humane Society Takes In 40 Dogs From Oklahoma
• California's 1st Plague Case In 5 Years Confirmed At Tahoe
• Newark Schools Will Be Taught Remotely Until At Least Mid-November
• Jamal Murray & Nuggets Top Jazz 135-125 In OT Of Game 1
• Some Parents Turning To Alternative Learning Options For Fall, Studio In Mars Opening As Mini-School
• Dallas Police Seek Suspect In 23-Year-Old Woman's Murder
• LA County COVID-19 Trends Continue To Improve, But Gatherings Threaten Recovery
• Structures Involved In Grass Fire Near Rio Linda
• Another Round Of COVID-19 Relief Funding Available For Small Businesses In Pennsylvania
• Big Money, Big Names, & High Interest In Miami-Dade Mayoral Race
• Pennsylvania State Police Hire Troopers To Investigate Hate Crimes
• Post Office Cutbacks Fuel Concerns Over Mail-In Ballots
• Vehicle Crashes Into Backyard Swimming Pool In Arlington
• Tens Of Thousands Of PG&E Customers Lost Power In Sutter, Yuba Counties Monday
• Eagles Begin Padded Practices With Week 1 Vs. Washington Less Than A Month Away
• New South Florida Resident & Celebrity Chef Donatella Arpaia Shares Her Refreshing Recipe For Citrus Caprese
• Plans To Reopen 38th And Chicago Put On Pause, Update Expected This Week
• Man Accused Of Trying To Kidnap WWE Star Sonya Deville At Her Florida Home
• Douglas County Upgrades Fire Restrictions Two Days After Fireworks Show
• 34-Year-Old Man Accused Of Exposing Himself To Young Girls In Westmoreland County
• Pine Gulch Fire Grows To 85,400+ Acres As Fire Burns 'Drainage' Fuel
• PSEG Long Island Says It Will Compensate Customers Who Lost Food, Medicine After Tropical Storm Isaias
• Teen Held Without Bail In Stoughton Murder
• Worcester Red Sox Unveil Jerseys And Hats For Inaugural 2021 Season
• Father, Stepmother Charged In Death Of 8-Year-Old Elk River Girl
• Texas Now The 4th State To Surpass 10,000 Coronavirus Deaths
• Dr. Dave Hnida: COVID-19 + Smoke From Colorado's Wildfires = A Bad Combination
• Coronavirus Contact Tracers Remain Critical In Stemming The Spread, Lending A Helping Hand
• DMV Offices To Close Early This Week To Conserve Energy
• Reel It In: Colorado Anglers Asked To Give Trout A Break During Hottest Part Of Day
• Indiana Borough Leaders Consider Enforcing Mask Mandate With Fines
• Parents Should Get Children Used To Wearing Masks As School Approaches, American Academy Of Pediatrics Recommends
• Marsh Fire Grows To Over 1,775 Acres; Advancing Flames Prompt New Evacuations
• Police Rush To Auburn Gresham After Boy, 9, Is Grazed By Bullet In Car
• Orange County Reports 216 New COVID-19 Cases, Drop In Hospitalizations
• No Move-In Rush For College Students In Boston Due To Coronavirus
• Ravens Suit Up For First Padded Practice Ahead Of Coronavirus-Delayed Season
• American Academy Of Pediatrics Out With New Guidance About Face Coverings For Children
• University Of Pittsburgh: 2 Out Of 450 Students Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Mother Indicted On Manslaughter Charge In Death Of 2-Year-Old In Whitman
• Backlog Of Coronavirus Cases Results In 1,850 More Reported In Dallas County, Not All Are Active
• Remote Learning Technology, Cleaning Supplies Top Back-To-School Lists
• Catholic, Private School Students Just Finding Out They May Not Have Bus Ride To School
• FWC Concludes Low Dissolved Oxygen Levels In Biscayne Bay Led To Massive Fish Kill
• Dolphins Coach Brian Flores 'Taking One Day At A Time' With Rookie QB Tua Tagovailoa
• Election Officials Urge Voters To Request Absentee Ballots Now
• 2 charged in 2002 murder of Run-DMC's Jam Master Jay
• Florida Primary Is Tuesday But You Can Still Turn In Your Vote-By-Mail Ballot
• Sonoma Man Missing For 5 Days; Pickup Truck Found In Clearlake
• Bronze From Shaw 54th Regiment Memorial Removed For Restoration
• Philadelphia Police: Gypsy Lane Condominiums Employee Stabbed Multiple Times By Co-Worker
• Amador, Calaveras, Inyo, Mendocino And Sierra Counties Added To State Coronavirus Monitoring List
• Two Additional Cases Of Dengue Fever Confirmed In Monroe County
• Report Faults California Prisons For Poor Coronavirus Checks
• Self-Proclaimed 'Witch' Charged With Kidnapping Son In Case Of Missing Mom Leila Cavett
• 2 Teens Arrested For Murder Of Dallas Teen
• Suspect Bakari Abiona Moncrief Charged With Capital Murder In Connection To Sarmistha Sen Slaying
• 3 Small Earthquakes Rattle South Bay Monday Afternoon
• Health Secretary Signs Order Requiring Long-Term Care Facilities To Provide Staff Caring For Coronavirus Patients Respirators
• 1 Person Seriously Injured In Aurora House Fire
• High BPA Levels Linked To 49 Percent Greater Risk Of Death Within 10 Years, Study Says
• The CW Sets 2020 Fall Premiere Dates
• 2 Arrested Following Car Dealership Burglary, Police Shooting In San Jose
• Philadelphia Officials Calling For Young Adults To Become Poll Workers As Older Workers Opt To Stay Home
• Sheriff: 45-Year-Old Man Injured In Morrison Co. ATV Crash
• Applications Now Being Accepted For LA County Rent Relief Program
• Cardi B sits down for an interview with Joe Biden
• New Jersey's Coronavirus Rate Of Transmission Climbs Back Above 1.0 Benchmark
• Girl Scouts Of Central Maryland Keeping Girls Connected Virtually Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Boulder County Mosquitoes Test Positive For West Nile Virus
• Trump swings through Minnesota and Wisconsin
• Innovative, Environmentally-Friendly Cargo Ship Arrives In Our Area
• Walmart Extends Store Hours By An Additional 90 Minutes
• TikTok launches new website to combat "misinformation"
• Peet's Coffee Offers Free Drinks Tuesday To Support LA Unified Employees
• Maryland Moving To Phase Out Hydrofluorocarbons, Reduce Methane Emissions
• Horse Ranch Employee Faces Charges Related To Porn
• Saint Joseph's University Launches Campus Arrival COVID-19 Testing Center
• Texas Delays 7th Execution After Attorneys Raise Concerns Over Coronavirus Pandemic
• Postmaster general agrees to testify before Congress
• FDA Issues Emergency Use Authorization For Potential Game-Changing COVID-19 Saliva Test
• Colorado Weather: Wildfire Outlook Grim With No Significant Rain For At Least Two Weeks
• Joe Kennedy Defends His Family, Says Markey Is 'Weaponizing Their History'
• Death Valley Reaches 130 Degrees, Possibly Hottest Temperature On Planet Since 1913
• Feds Urge Judge To OK Prison Deals For Lori Loughlin, Mossimo Giannulli
• Flaming Saddles In West Hollywood Latest Business Shuttered By Coronavirus Pandemic
• Police: 4-Year-Old Boy Critically Injured After Being Struck By Hit-And-Run Driver While Getting Ice Cream In Tacony
• Cowboys Potential Starting Defensive Tackle Gerald McCoy Out For Season With Leg Injury
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt In South St. Paul Shooting; Suspect In Custody
• Georgia college students throw massive party despite COVID-19
• Heatwave Causing Spike In West Nile Virus Mosquitoes In Sacramento Valley
• Swimming Advisories Extended For Parts Of Lake Michigan
• At Least 6 New People Charged With Felonies In Looting Incidents
• Workers Facing Plenty Of Challenges As Schools, Businesses & Offices Reopen Amid Pandemic
• Pittsburgh Penguins' Zach Aston-Reese Out 6 Months After Left Shoulder Surgery
• Massachusetts Reports 213 New Coronavirus Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• CPD Supt. Brown On Weekend Protests: We Will Not Stand By When People Break The Law
• WVU Threatens Possible Expulsion To Students Who Go To Off-Campus Parties After Numerous Reports Of Weekend Partying
• Newsom Calls Energy Shortages, Rolling Blackouts During Heat Wave 'Unacceptable'
• $5,000 Reward Offered For Information About Fire At Waltham Marshalls
• West Virginia's Color Map For Schools Reopening Being Adjusted To Include Community Spread Concerns
• Clippers Face Off With Dallas Mavericks In First-Round Of NBA Playoffs
• Domino's Pizza to hire more than 20,000 workers
• $50M In Grants Given To Businesses For Frontline Worker Hazard Pay
• Another Large Food Distribution Event Set For Thursday At DeSoto Eagle Stadium
• State Rep. Candidate Apologizes For 'Inflammatory Rhetoric' At Black Lives Matter Protest In Hugo
• Large Coronavirus Cluster Linked To Maine Wedding
• Questions Swirl As LAUSD Kicks Off Fall Semester Virtually
• It's safe to go to the ER – "just be smart about it," doctor says
• Governor Pritzker Installs New Coronavirus Restrictions For Region 4, Downstate Counties
• Crews Battling Ranch Fire North Of Azusa Facing Scorching Heat, Rugged Terrain
• Ryan Reynolds' Aviation Gin sold to Diageo for up to $610 million
• Study Finds Racial, Ethnic Disparities In COVID-19 Hospitalizations
• Texas Rangers To Honor Teachers, Healthcare Workers, Other 'Unsung Heroes' During Pandemic Through Baseball Foundation
• 'It Just Devastated Me', Florida Law Grads Left Hanging After Bar Exam Called Off
• First Inter Miami CF Home Game To Air Saturday On CBS4
• Unattended SUV Caught Fire On Baltimore-Washington Parkway Monday Morning, Police Say
• Baltimore County Police Looking For Suspects In Fatal Shooting Of Drevon Williams A Year Later
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Reports 2,760 New Cases, Lowest Number Since Mid-June
• Stephon Gilmore -- World's Most Consistent Man -- Not Distracted By Offseason of Accolades
• Rolling Hills Covenant Church Holds Service For Hundreds Under Giant Tent
• Death Valley Hit 130 Degrees Sunday, Making Colorado's All-Time High Of 115 Almost Sound Cool
• 2 Men Indicted In 2002 Killing Of Run-DMC's Jam Master Jay
• Wolf Administration Report Says Clean Energy Is A Leading Creator Of Jobs In Pa.
• Fridley Police: 44-Year-Old Man Killed After Being Struck By Train
• Sharon Stone shares sister's battle with COVID-19
• West Ocean City Park & Ride COVID-19 Testing Site Distributing Free Masks Wednesday
• Embattled Belarus president offers referendum on constitutional changes
• At Least 12 Hurt When NJ TRANSIT Buses Crash In Secaucus
• Colorado's Top Democrats Denounce Efforts To Hamper Mail-In Voting During November Election
• Governor Newsom Demands Probe Of Power Blackouts
• USC Kicks Off 2020-21 School Year Online
• Wisconsin Democrats Lay Blame On Trump At Convention's Start
• Walmart Extends Store Hours, Joining Other Large Chains
• CVS, Walgreens Enact COVID-19 Precautions During Flu Season
• As Phase 1 Begins For Cherry Creek Schools, Superintendent Keeps Close Eye On County's COVID-19 Stats
• Newsom Signs Emergency Proclamation On Energy, Calls For Rolling Blackout Investigation
• Are Playdates Safe? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Coronavirus Questions
• Boston's Museum Of Science Unveils Virtual Q&A Exhibit On Coronavirus
• Suspect Has Life-Threatening Injuries After Carjacking Delivery Driver In Severn
• Illinois Has 1,773 New COVID-19 Cases, 12 More Deaths
• Boyd "Tiny" Grant, One Of CSU's Most Popular Basketball Coaches, Dies
• Pittsburgh-Area Establishment Issued Notice Of Violation, 11 Others Warned After Coronavirus Compliance Checks
• New York Weather: Showers And Storms On The Way
• Dallas' Parkland Hospital Celebrates Babies That Tested Negative After Birth From COVID-19 Infected Moms
• S&P 500 on cusp of all-time high despite pandemic's toll
• High BPA Levels Linked To 49% Greater Risk Of Death Within 10 Years, Study Says
• USC Seeking Vernon Factory Workers To Volunteer For COVID-19 Vaccine Trial
• Claire Shulman, Former Queens Borough President, Dies At 94
• 22-Year-Old Hospitalized After Mt. Oliver Shooting
• 200 'Hand Crew' Firefighters En Route To Colorado As Area Wildfires Continue Growing
• States weigh lawsuits against feds over Postal Service changes
• Deer Rescued From Ashland Drain Pipe
• Pennsylvania Prepares To Launch Coronavirus-Tracing App Next Month
• Man with knife and zip ties accused of trying to kidnap WWE star
• NBA helps bring faster and easier coronavirus test to market
• Georgia governor allows local mask mandates, with limits
• 14 Polling Sites In Cambridge Relocated Due To Coronavirus
• Texas Giving Schaefer 7-Year Deal Worth $13.8 Million
• Analysis: 'Significant Disparities' Found In COVID-19 Hospitalizations In Minnesota, Other States
• Highlights From Patriots' First Padded Practice Of 2020: QB Watch, Kicker Talk, And Rookie First Impressions
• PIAA Official: 'Fairly Comfortable' Fall Sports Can Proceed Despite Gov. Tom Wolf's Recommendation
• Tortilla Maker Mission Foods Expanding To Indianapolis Area
• Pennsylvania And Several Other States Considering Legal Action Against Trump Administration Over USPS And Mail-In Voting
• SWAT Called To Peters Township For Gunman Barricaded Inside Home With Hostage
• Cameron Peak Fire Not Expected To Be Contained For Days, Highway 14 Remains Closed
• Sunday Morning Reisterstown Fatal Shooting Victim Identified, Police Say
• Pennsylvania Prepares To Launch Coronavirus-Tracing App Next Month
• Firefighters Put Out Small Fire In Malibu, Find Body In Car That Crashed Over Side Of Road
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Week Ahead
• Lions Sign RB Jonathan Williams, Release Wes Hills
• American Canyon Safeway Employee, 18, Killed In Parking Lot Shooting; Suspect Arrested
• Mexican Soldiers Kill 9 Alleged Gunmen At Texas Border
• Flames Break Out At Philadelphia Housing Authority Building In Center City
• Baltimore Police Find Skeletal Remains In Vacant Home, No Signs Of Foul Play
• Bruins' David Pastrnak Out For Game 4 Vs. Hurricanes
• South Jersey Man Sentenced To 3 Years Federal Prison For Role In Massive Insurance Fraud Scheme Targeting People Battling Drug Addiction
• Washington makes Jason Wright NFL's 1st Black team president
• Reports: Dez Bryant Expected To Workout In Baltimore With Ravens This Week
• Murder Suspect Arrested In Fatal American Canyon Safeway Shooting
• 'Learning Never Closes': Broward Superintendent Robert Runcie At School Supply Giveaway
• South Carolina Man Caught Trying To Kidnap WWE Star
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 384 New Coronavirus Cases; Statewide Total Rises To 124,844
• Peters Township Police Investigate Reports Of Indecent Exposure Near Park
• 4 Republicans to speak on opening night of Democratic convention
• Coronavirus In MN: MDH Reports 567 More COVID-19 Cases And 6 Deaths; Over 1M Minnesotans Tested
• Alabama college students have "ongoing party" despite virus
• Florida Tourism Numbers Plummet In Second Quarter
• Americans and the right to vote: Why it's not easy for everyone
• Ex-McD's CEO denies hiding sexual relationships with workers
• Priest Among 2 Men Presumed Dead In Detroit River
• Red Sox Have Worst Winning Percentage In Franchise History; Chaim Bloom's Real Job Begins Now
• Pittsburgh Activists Say Peduto, Public Safety 'Vilify' Protesters Following Weekend Arrest Of Demonstrator
• Race For Massachusetts' 4th Congressional District: Jesse Mermell
• Woman Dies After Being Found With Gunshot Wounds Inside Car In Modesto
• Worker At Salem Summer Program Tests Positive For Coronavirus, 5 Kids To Quarantine
• Garland Resident Wins $1M After Buying Prizewinning Lotto Ticket At 1 Star Beverage
• Tips for successful remote learning
• New Saliva-Based Coronavirus Test Could Be A Fast And Cheap 'Game Changer'
• 3 People Die In 2 Unrelated Denver Shootings Around Federal Boulevard
• Small Pizza Shops Seeing Increase In Cost Of Pepperoni As COVID-19 Causes Shortage
• Car Lands In 'Precarious Position' After Reading Crash
• 2 Marion Horses Removed From Mud After 3-Hour Rescue Effort
• Baltimore County Launches 'Be Safe To Stay Safe' Campaign To Slow COVID-19 Spread
• Bruins-Hurricanes Game 5 Set For 4 p.m. On Wednesday
• Pittsburgh Penguins Forward Evgeni Malkin Undergoes Successful Elbow Surgery
• Man Shot, Injured In Everett Shortly After Leaving Encore Casino
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 71 New Coronavirus Cases, Countywide Total Surpasses 9,500
• Washington Hires Jason Wright As NFL's First Black Team President
• Lightning, Thunder, Showers And Heatwave: NorCal Starts Week With Wild Weather
• Cindric Wins Roadie At Daytona
• Hostage Situation Where 3 Texas Police Officers Were Shot Ends Peacefully
• 18 People Rescued From Lake Ray Hubbard After 2 Boats Capsize
• Rare Fire Tornado Spotted Near Northern California Wildfire
• ICYMI: Top takeaways from this week's "Face the Nation"
• U.S. approves oil leasing plan for Alaska wildlife refuge
• Elliott Gets 3rd Straight Road Win
• Rep. Denny Ruprecht, NH's Youngest Lawmaker, Among DNC Keynote Speakers
• Man, 28, Drowns Trying To Recover Remote Control Boat
• Patriots Put On Pads For First Time Of Training Camp
• Dallas Municipal Court Going Virtual, Will Close For 1 Month And Reschedule Hearings, Trials, Jury Duty
• Eagles Release 'Leave A Legacy' Video On Social Media Featuring Former Players, Notable Games
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Down, Lowest Number Of Deaths Reported Since March 28, State Says
• Patriots Reportedly Sign Tight Ends Paul Butler, Alex Ellis
• Saliva-Based COVID-19 Test Developed At Yale University Could Be A 'Game Changer'
• Evacuations Lifted For Wildfire North Of Rifle
• Westmoreland County Fugitive Surrenders To FBI
• Coast Guard Rescues 6 Off Coast Of Virginia After Boat Overturns In Atlantic
• Reading, Math Corps Launch Search For Hundreds Of Tutors
• Death Valley hits highest temperature in U.S. in at least 107 years
• Mars helicopter reaches "big milestone" on flight to planet
• Tanker comes apart, leaving "titanic job" to clean up oil in Mauritius
• Miami Weather: Hot & Humid With Afternoon Storms
• Bruins Sign Local Kid Matt Filipe to Entry-Level Contract
• Dress Shoe Sales Falling Off Amid Pandemic
• Coronavirus Vaccine Trial By MD Biotech Company Novavax Underway In South Africa
• PTL Links: August 17, 2020
• Man Faces Felony Murder Count In Atlantic City Hotel Slaying
• Suburban Oklahoma City Student Attended School "Knowingly" Having COVID-19
• 13-Year-Old Boy Injured In Baltimore Shooting Sunday Night
• Cooking Spray Investigation: Cooking Spray Explosions Caught On Tape!
• Minnesota High Schoolers To Begin First Day Of Fall Sports Practice
• Walk Up Coronavirus Test Site In North Miami Has Moved
• Suspect Wanted In Random Attack On 73-Year-Old Man In The Bronx, NYPD Says
• Confederate Memorial To Be Removed From Downtown Saint Augustine
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Economic Downturn Triggers San Francisco Exodus; Pandemic Crime Spree In Castro Valley; Heat Wave COVID-19 Spread Fears
• 'It Is A Gut Punch': Milwaukee Misses Democratic Convention
• Elderly Driver Killed In Hit-And-Run Wreck In Tujunga
• FC Dallas, Nashville SC Play To 0-0 Draw At Toyota Stadium
• Man rescued after clinging to tree for 16 hours to escape deadly flood
• Coronavirus is third-biggest killer of Black Americans, experts say
• Sixers Are Underdogs Heading Into NBA Playoff Series Against Boston Celtics
• President of Young Democrats of Maryland found dead
• Semi Tractor-Trailer Rollovers & Fuel Spills Completely Shutdown I-30 In Rowlett
• Allied Universal Hiring For Over 70 Positions In Joliet Area
• Mass. AG Maura Healey Considering Legal Action Against Trump Administration Over USPS And Mail-In Voting
• Oklahoma City student attended school "knowingly" having virus
• New Zealand delays elections a month due to sudden virus outbreak
• Pelosi calls House back to vote on Postal Service legislation
• Philadelphia Residents Being Told To Put Trash Out On Normal Pickup Days But To Expect Delays
• Thunderstorms and excessive heat fuel wildfires in California
• NYC's annual 9/11 light tribute back on
• South Dakota rejects Trump's expanded unemployment
• At least 3 injured in shooting at San Antonio flea market
• Pittsburgh Weather: Dry Conditions Continue Through The Week
• Parents Balancing At Home Schooling And Full-Time Jobs With Virtual Learning Pods
• Broncos Rushers Melvin Gordon And Phillip Lindsay Will Be Ready, But Who Will Be 'The Guy'?
• COVID-19 symptoms often appear in this order, study finds
• Parents Of Special Needs Students Around Chicagoland Worry About Support Their Kids Will Get Learning At Home
• As Phase-In Week Begins For Cherry Creek District, Senior Hopes For 'Nice High School Experience'
• Deadly clash reported between U.S. and Syrian forces
• 23 members of Oklahoma sorority house test positive for virus
• 2 People Rescued After Boat Gets Stuck Along Dam In Batavia
• Philadelphia Police Investigating Deadly Shooting In Kensington
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Sun Will Make Appearances Monday, But There Will Also Be Thunderstorm Risk
• California Rideshare Rental Company Operators Say They Were Socked With Bill For Nearly $9,000 By Chicago Tow Yard
• Philadelphia Police Break Up Two Large Parties Despite Pandemic
• Parents And Students Seeking To Find Comfort, Preparing For Remote Learning As Schools Adapt Plans Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Crews Rescue Previously Missing 76-Year Old Woman In Ohiopyle State Park
• 19-Year-Old Gunned Down Inside Minivan After Buying Pizza In Northern Liberties
• Police Tactics Used In Oakland Arrest Sparks Anger, Protests, Calls For Mayor Bill Peduto's Resignation
• Freedom Area School District Cancels Football Practice After Potential Coronavirus Exposure
• Work Vans Catch Fire Outside Wexford Home
• Penn Hills School District To Still Provide Breakfasts And Lunches As Students Learn Remotely, Use Hybrid Model Of Attending Classes
• PG&E States It Takes Factors Into Account To Minimize Impact With Rotating Outages
• Monday's Show Info (8/17/20)
• Parents Of Penn State Football Players Seeking Answers Why Big Ten Conference Postponed Fall Sports
• Pittsburgh Public Schools To Hold School Safety Workshop

Videos from August 17, 2020

• Michelle Obama: "We have got to vote for Joe Biden like our lives depend on it"
• Sanders: "Nero fiddled while Rome burned. Trump golfed"
• Kasich says Biden is a "man for our times"
• "COVID is the symptom, not the illness," Cuomo says at DNC
• What Joe Biden wants to accomplish at the virtual DNC
• Rep. Ted Lieu calls on FBI to launch investigation into postmaster general, U.S. Postal Service
• 8/17/20: Red and Blue
• What a Harris-Biden ticket means for the Democratic party
• The role of progressive in the 2020 election
• Experts fear warming climate could lead to more heat waves and Dust Bowl-like conditions
• Trump hits the campaign trail as Democrats kick off DNC
• Protecting voting rights and access to the ballot box
• CBS News Battleground Tracker poll finds Biden with a 10-point lead nationally
• Aesha Ash makes history at NYC's School of American Ballet
• Democrats accuse postmaster general of sabotaging mail-in voting
• Democrats kick off virtual convention as Biden leads Trump in latest polls
• CBS Evening News, August 17, 2020
• What to expect on Day 1 of the Democratic National Convention
• Postmaster general to testify in Congress as Trump denies ordering mail slowdown
• Trump talks economy and coronavirus response in Minnesota
• CBS News questions Trump on oleandrin
• Charges announced against 2 men in 2002 killing of hip-hop artist Jam Master Jay
• QAnon conspiracy theory gains foothold in right-wing politics
• Kamala Harris and the political rise of the Indian-American community
• Progressives hope to leave mark on 2020 Democratic convention and policies
• Making the Black Lives Matter movement more accessible for the deaf and hard of hearing
• Pelosi calls for House to act on U.S. Postal Service protections
• Changes to the U.S. Postal Service spark controversy ahead of election
• Doctor on new saliva test for COVID-19 and what we're learning about immunity
• Americans and the right to vote: Why it's not easy for everyone to cast a ballot
• How to set kids up for remote learning success at any age
• A look at how one family is adjusting to remote learning
• Is it safe to return to school? Here's what experts say about safety in the age of COVID-19
• A look at the different ways U.S. schools are planning to reopen
• Inside a Texas school reopening for in-person learning
• What to expect at the 2020 Democratic National Convention
• Iowa governor requests nearly $4 billion in aid after deadly derecho windstorm
• Will the virtual 2020 political conventions pop the balloon of the colorful tradition for good?
• Senator Cory Booker on the DNC, Kamala Harris and the fight over USPS funding
• Joe Biden leads in CBS News poll ahead of first night of virtual 2020 DNC
• Pelosi calls House back for postal service vote as Trump defends agency head