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• Firefighters Battling 700-Acre Fire In Point Reyes National Seashore; Evacuation Warning Issued
• South Lake Tahoe Approves $100 Fine For Mask Violations
• County Orders Capital Christian School To Close After It Used Loophole To Open For Students
• CZU Lightning Complex Fires: Mandatory Evacuation Orders Expand In Santa Cruz, San Mateo Counties
• 'We Don't Have Anything Now': Nevada County Family Loses Everything In Jones Fire
• SJ Salon Owner Who Never Shut Down Supports Salons Opening In Defiance Of COVID-19 Shutdown
• Former First Lady Michelle Obama Wears 'VOTE' Necklace Made By LA Jewelry Designer During DNC Speech
• 'I Still Don't Believe It': Garden Grove Woman Grieves Loss Of Father, Husband To COVID-19
• Images Show Deadly Arson Suspects Wearing Hoodies, Full Face Masks
• Stockton Teen Starts Business Cleaning For Others In The Community
• Jonelle Matthews Case: Grand Jury Announces New Investigation
• Golden State Killer Survivor Victor Hayes Calls Out Auburn Police In Victim Impact Testimony
• YouTube Star Eden The Doll Says Violent Attack Caught On Video Was Hate Crime, LAPD Investigating
• 'Why Would One Do Such Shameful Deeds?' Emotional Victim Testimony In Golden State Killer Case
• Technical Difficulties, Supply Shortages Among Challenges As LAUSD Launches School Year Online
• Bad Air Quality In Vacaville To Get Worse Overnight
• LNU Lightning Complex Fires: Evacuations Expand In Napa, Sonoma Counties, School Closures
• City Council Votes To Remove Ordinance That Requires People To Stand During National Anthem
• Postmaster General Suspends Controversial Changes As SoCal Democratic Leaders Blast USPS
• SoCal Residents Battle Record-Breaking Heat Tuesday As Scorching Temps Continue
• Cannabis Customers Can Now Buy Marijuana From Vending Machines In Colorado
• Wildfire Smoke Triggers Health Caution In San Joaquin County
• SCU Lightning Complex Fires: More Evacuations Ordered As Fires Engulf 35,000 Acres
• Darvish Wins Again As Cubs Beat Cardinals
• Chicago Weather: Winds Relax
• City Issues Warning After People Are Seen On Video Sitting On Raised Drawbridge
• 'It Saved My Life': OC Woman Survives Coronavirus After Receiving Experimental Drug Leronlimab
• Democrats Formally Nominate Joe Biden In Virtual Roll Call Vote
• Anderson, White Sox Rough Up Skubal, Beat Tigers
• Police Release Video Of Shooting That Injured Chicago Firefighter's 12-Year-Old Son; Neighbor Says, 'It's Time For This To Stop'
• Ahmed Has 5 RBIs In Diamondbacks' 10-1 Win Over A's
• Helicopter Crews Guide Hikers To Safety Near Solano County Fire
• Proposed Homeless Shelter Clears First Hurdle In Denver Committee
• Democrats Officially Nominate Joe Biden To Take On Trump
• 'Coloradans Are Succeeding': Gov. Polis Praises State For COVID-19 Response
• Bradley-Bourbonnais Community High School Going Ahead, Cautiously, With Students Returning In Person
• 1 Killed, Several Others Injured In 4 Different Shootings Across NYC
• New York Attorney Accused Of Scamming Lottery Winners Out Of Millions
• Phillies Beat Red Sox 13-6
• CPS Issues Final Plan For What Remote Learning Will Look Like This Fall
• Islanders Miss Sweep, Fall To Capitals In Game 4
• 4 Phillies Homer In 13-6 Rout Of Red Sox
• Kimberly Klacik's New Ad Draws National Attention For 7th District Race, But A Johns Hopkins Political Scientist Says Odds Are Still Long For Republican Win
• Revel Now Requires Safety Training, Helmet Selfies On App
• Firefighters Quickly Snuff Car Fire In Deer Creek Canyon
• Coronavirus Impact: Mayor De Blasio Says At This Point There Is No Plan To Allow Indoor Dining Any Time Soon
• Lincoln-Way High School District Going All Remote For First 3 Weeks Due To COVID-19 Numbers
• Family Members, Friends Remember Amira Jennings, Teen Killed In Hit-And-Run On Interstate 695
• Lowe Leads Rays Past Yankees 6-3 In Series Opener
• 'I Wanted Him To Wake Up': Family Members, Friends Say Goodbye To Baltimore Gas Explosion Victim Joseph Graham
• Joe Scott Leads Close Race For Broward Supervisor Of Elections
• Broward Supervisor Of Elections Says Ballot Processing Hiccups 'A Great Wet, Dry-Run For November'
• Chaotic Morning On Staten Island Ends With 2 NYPD Officers Injured While Responding To Reports Of ATM Robbery
• Mosquitoes Carrying St. Louis Encephalitis Virus Found In Lodi
• Joe Biden Officially Named Democratic Presidential Nominee During Night 2 Of Democratic National Convention
• Indoor Tiny House Community For Homeless Planned In Minneapolis
• Winners of Several High-Profile South Florida Races For Congress
• Democrats Formally Nominate Joe Biden At Democratic National Convention
• Gregory Tony Pulls Of Narrow Victory In Democratic Primary For Broward Sheriff
• ONLY ON 2: Audio And Video Document Drunken Driving Arrest Of Attorney David Pasulka, Who Also Faces Sexual Assault Claims
• 2 Pedestrians Seriously Injured In Natick Hit & Run Crash
• Rolling Blackouts Avoided Tuesday As Heat Wave Continues
• Harold Fernandez Pryor Leads Packed Race For Broward State Attorney
• About 300 Protesters March To Mayor Bill Peduto's Home After Arrest Of Demonstrator
• Missing 11-Year-Old Found, Pittsburgh Police Say
• Butler, Dragic Help Heat Pull Away To Beat Pacers In Game 1
• Bracing For Blackouts: PG&E Tool Helps Customers Prepare For Potential Power Outages
• President Of Pittsburgh FOP Predicts Mass Retirements From Police Officers
• Walmart Expands Hours In Stores Across The Country
• On One NCR Trail In Maryland, A Village Of Garden Gnomes Sits For Hikers To Find
• Autozone Is Looking To Hire 20,000 Workers
• Sheriff: Woman, 18, Drowns After Saving Children From Turbulent Waters Near Dam
• Marlins Drop 4th Consecutive Game; Fall To Mets 8-3
• Baltimore Council President Brandon Scott Appears During Roll Call At Democratic National Convention Tuesday Night
• More Than 20,000 Homes, Businesses Without Power In Napa County
• Cal ISO Lifts Stage 2 Emergency Amid Heat Wave; No Rolling Blackouts Tuesday
• Esteban Bovo, Daniella Levine Cava Head To November Election In Race For Miami-Dade County Mayor
• MSU Athletics Reports No New Positive COVID-19 Cases
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional COVID-19 Deaths, Cases
• New Information Released About Missing Priest From Trenton
• Video: Woman Shouts Racist Abuse At Colombian-Born Parks Worker In Dolores Park
• 'Full Circle Moment': Med Student Helps Deliver Baby On Birthday, In Hospital She Was Born
• A Look At Minnesota's Role In The 19th Amendment
• Colorado Fire Crews Ask For Cooperation As They Deal With Unique Conditions
• Body of A Woman Was Found in Burnt Car in Detroit Tuesday Morning
• Texas Lawmakers Praise Joe Biden At Democratic National Convention In Primetime
• Prospect Of A Flu Season During COVID Pandemic Alarms Health Experts
• GM Moves Ahead With Racketeering Lawsuit Against Fiat Chrysler
• Pelosi Denounces Trump Administration's USPS Overhaul During Visit To Bayview Post Office In SF
• Employee At South Side Business Takes 3 Buses To Work. The Owners Now Want To Buy The Promising 19 Year Old A Car
• Michigan Selects 13 Residents to Redraw State's Political Districts
• Governor Whitmer Echoed Support for the Biden/ Harris While Criticizing the Trump
• Whitman Mother Charged With Manslaughter In Death Of 2-Year-Old Daughter
• Printing With History
• Biden Formally Nominated For President In 2nd Night Of Virtual Democratic National Convention (CBS News)
• Live Updates From CBS News: 2020 Democratic National Convention, Night 2
• Businesses Along Wilmington Waterfront Getting Much-Needed Boost Due To Democratic National Convention
• EXCLUSIVE: VP Mike Pence Discusses Philadelphia's Gun Violence, Debating Kamala Harris & More
• Local & State Officials Debate How To Help Wildlife Amid Wildfires
• 2nd Grand Slam In 2 Days Pushes Padres Past Rangers 6-4
• MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center To Open $80M Surgical Pavilion
• All Lanes Of 5 Freeway In Norwalk Area To Close Wednesday Night
• Evacuations Ordered For Carmel Fire In Monterey County As Homes Burn
• SoCal Hotels Allegedly Used To House Migrants Awaiting Expulsion; Councilman Files Motion To Stop Practice
• City Comptroller Says Rat Sightings In NYC Increasing As Trash Piles Up Across City
• Safeway Shoppers Raise More Than $454K For Great American Milk Drive
• U.S. Rep. Conor Lamb Part Of Keynote Address At Democratic National Convention
• New Acreage Makes Pine Gulch Fire 3rd Largest In Colorado History
• Golden State Killer Victims 'Take Back Their Power' In Court
• Kanye West Files Signatures To Get On Minnesota's November Ballot, Says SOS Office
• Hennessey Fire Roars Into Napa Valley's OIdest Family Owned Winery
• Walz Administration Keeps Up Fight Against Line 3 Crude Oil Pipeline
• Garoppolo Confident for 2nd Full Season in Shanahan's System
• Incumbent Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle Wins Another Term In Office
• Dairy Queen Plans To Open Up To 30 More Stores Across Baltimore, DC Areas
• Mayor De Blasio, Volunteers Hit NYC Streets To Urge Residents To Get Tested For COVID-19
• Amazon Opens Fourth Maryland Fulfillment Center
• Strict Guidelines In Place For U.S. Open Tennis Tournament In Queens
• Johns Hopkins Researchers Create Robot That Can Remotely Operate Ventilators, Bedside Machines
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Silver Honda Accord In Hit-And-Run That Critically Injured 4-Year-Old Boy
• SoCal Staffing Company Looking To Hire More Than 300 In Healthcare, Technology Fields
• Fort Hood Identifies Soldier Killed While Directing Traffic At Accident Scene As Spc. Cole Aton
• Bloomington Shifts To Distance Learning, Cites Staffing Concerns
• Hit-And-Run Suspect Accused Of Striking Woman On Lime Scooter With Vehicle
• UMD Students Stuck In Leases They No Longer Need Due To Shift To Online Learning Plan Caravan Protest In Annapolis
• Former Miami-Dade Mayor Alex Penelas Concedes Race
• LAPD Reports 3 New Coronavirus Cases, LAFD Reports 1 New Case
• Woman Pleads No Contest To Leaving Her 2 Dead Babies In Abandoned Cars
• Police: Man Suffers Gunshot Wound Following N. Minneapolis Shooting
• Man Killed, Another Wounded In Kensington Double Shooting, Philly Police Say
• Cities Sue Census Bureau Over Ending 2020 Head Count Early
• Yastrzemski, Sandoval HRs Lift Giants Over Angels 8-2
• VIDEO: Former LGBTQ Talk Show Host Tim Gaskin Recorded In Anti-Mask Rant
• Large Tree Limb Falls On Car Parked On West Hollywood Street, No Injuries Reported
• Day After Season-Ending Leg Injury, Cowboys Release Defensive Tackle Gerald McCoy
• Central Marin Police Cracking Down on Anti-Maskers
• Texas Reports 7,282 New Coronavirus Cases, 216 More Deaths
• Vegetation Fire Burns 1,500-Acres Near Salt Springs Valley Reservoir In Calaveras County
• New Guidance: Some High School Sports Seasons Postponed
• Coloradans Who Depend On Mail For Medication Concerned Over Postal Changes
• Joe Biden Speaks To Pennsylvania Delegation On Day 2 Of Democratic National Convention
• Man Drives Himself To Hospital After Being Shot During Carjacking Attempt In Washington Park
• Police: 18-Year-Old Killed, 4 Others Injured In Broad Daylight Shooting In Strawberry Mansion
• Maryland Among States Suing US Postal Service, Alleging 'Unconstitutional' Cuts Could Undermine National Election
• Denver Police To Test Gunshot Detection System On Tuesday Night
• 28-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed While Sitting In Vehicle In Olney, Police Say
• Long Island Residents Rally Outside Oyster Bay Town Hall To Protest New Jericho Family Support Center
• Big Changes For Colorado State University Students Returning To Campus
• Edgemere Woman Celebrates 100th Birthday
• NYPD Forms Task Force To Fight Increase In Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans
• Baltimore Blood Drive Also Helps Collect Donations For Back-To-School Gear For Students
• Panel Hones Recommendations On Nursing Home Visits
• Sister Jean Turns 101 Years Young On Friday And She'll Having A Virtual Birthday Party
• UPDATE: Wildfires Prompt New Evacuation Orders In Rural West Sonoma County
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Writing Book About COVID-19 Pandemic Response
• Pandemic Etiquette: No Hugs, No Handshakes, So... What?
• New Pre-Evacuation Orders Announced At Pine Gulch Fire
• Firefighters Battle 2-Alarm Apartment Fire In Far North Dallas
• Montgomery County Ends Contract With COVID-19 Test, Lab Analysis Supplier AdvaGenix Following State Cease-And-Desist Directive
• Supes Vote To Partially Close Beaches In Unincorporated Santa Cruz Co. Labor Day Weekend
• New Jersey Again Adds Delaware To COVID-19 Travel Advisory List
• Parents Sending Children To Kindergarten Dealing With Unanticipated Uncertainty
• Free, High-Capacity COVID-19 Test Site Opens At Santa Clara County Fairgrounds
• Worried Residents Sue Minneapolis Leaders Over Crime Spike
• Minnesota State Fair 2020: Vendors Set For Sold Out, 3-Weekend 'Food Parade'
• Amazon Will Create 2,000 Jobs At Old Lord & Taylor On 5th Avenue
• Dallas Congressman Colin Allred To Appear Briefly In Primetime During 2nd Night Of Democratic National Convention
• Threat Of More Looting Leads To Concerns Of Downtown Chicago Exodus
• City Set To Announce Plans To Replace Lead Water Pipes
• Machete Attack: Lonny McNair Charged With Killing Bonnie Skinner, Injuring 4 Others In Brighton Home
• Archdiocese Of New York Announces Reopening Plans For Catholic Schools
• California Health Officials Fret About Mix Of COVID, Flu
• Grizzly Creek Fire Grows To 27,000 Acres, Crews Hope To Have It Contained In 2 Weeks
• 60629 ZIP Code On Southwest Side Sees Alarming Rise In COVID-19 Positivity Rate
• Allegheny Health Network Healthy Food Center Addresses Food Insecurity
• Palisades Soccer Star Shane Thomas Dead At 17 After Team Practice In High Heat
• 'You Don't Want To Be Me': EEE Survivor Urges Protection Against Mosquitoes
• Gov. Jared Polis Announces 30-Day Ban On Open Fires Across Colorado
• Cameron Peak Fire Activity Growing On West & Southwest Flanks
• Navy Pier To Close Temporarily After Labor Day; Was Enough Done To Keep This From Happening?
• 'I Just Love What I Do': Lamar Jackson Laser-Focused On Winning Super Bowl, Improving As Passer
• Will They Have A Good Connection? Internet, Wi-Fi Issues Plaguing Families In Rural Parts Of New Jersey
• Trump says "we'll look at" treating COVID with untested, toxic plant
• Denver Neighbors Fired Up Over Proposal To Allow Halfway Houses In Any City Neighborhood
• LEGO Launches 'Braille Bricks' To Help Blind Children Learn How To Read
• Electronic Whistles Protect Masked School Crossing Guards Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Golden State Killer's Survivors Address Him In Court Ahead Of Sentencing
• 'It Can Happen To Anyone': 7 Family Members Test COVID-19 Positive After Fishing Trip
• Coronavirus Misinformation Strains Doctor-Patient Relationships
• Englewood Police, FBI Investigate Report Of Shallow Grave
• High BPA Levels Linked To 49% Greater Risk Of Death Within 10 Years, Study Says
• Unemployed Texans Still Waiting On State To Apply For Additional $300 Benefit
• Howard County Couple On Trial For Animal Cruelty Charges
• Newsom Declares Statewide Wildfire Emergency; 'We Are Deploying Every Resource Available'
• 'Golden Girls' House Sells For More Than $4M In Brentwood
• Bears Camp: QB Competition Continues Between Trubisky And Foles
• Gov. Newsom Declares Statewide Emergency Amid Heat Wave, Extreme Weather
• Learning "pods" highlight wealth disparity in education
• The War Between Fortnite's Maker And Apple Is Escalating
• Northwell Health CEO Tells CBS2 Why His Hospital System Never Got Overwhelmed During Height Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Mass. Political Leaders Accuse Postmaster General Of Jeopardizing Mail-In Votes
• LASD Announces Permanent Ban On ICE Transfers
• Network Of Philadelphia-Based Urban Farmers Working To Preserve History, Feed City's Most Vulnerable
• The Struts Kick Off Drive-In Concert Series At Citizens Bank Park Parking Lot
• The Death Of Nia Black: James Fields Charged With Murder In St. Paul Parking Lot Shooting
• Elections Panel Staff: Keep Kanye West Off Wisconsin Ballot
• Newsom Declares Statewide Emergency Amid Heat Wave, Wildfires
• Police Reform Is Well Underway In Westchester County Cities
• 'Hotel Industry In Miami-Dade Is In Cataclysmic State': Tourism Analyst On Troubling Travel Trends
• Denver Weather: Recording Breaking High And First 100 of 2020
• Distrust Of Coronavirus Case Numbers Due To Texas Backlog: 'Essentially The Data Fell Into A Hole'
• Suburban Chicago School Districts Scramble To Get E-Learning Plans Ready For The Fall
• Students, Staff At St. John's University Adapting To Life In The 'New Normal' Of The Coronavirus Age
• One Employee Injured After Driver Crashes Into AAA Building In Lower Burrell
• PIAA Reiterates Desire To Continue With Fall Sports As Health Officials Voice Concerns Over Rising COVID-19 Cases Among Youth
• Stork Escapes Habitat At Maryland Zoo, Caught In Neighboring Rhino Watering Hole
• 8 More Denton County Residents Die From COVID-19, Death Toll Now 90
• Prosecutors: Man Cast Votes On Behalf Of Dead Mother In Three Elections
• Cindy McCain to appear in video for the Democratic convention
• Hotel Workers Continue To Bear Brunt Of COVID-19 Job Losses
• LA County Reports 64 New COVID-19 Deaths, 1,003 Newly Confirmed Cases
• While Celebrating 100th Anniversary Of Women's Vote, Experts Reflect On Its Failings For Women Of Color
• 2 Venezuelan Nationals Arrested In Fort Lauderdale After Weapons, Cash Found In Jet
• Los Angeles Sues Trump Administration For Cutting Census Deadline
• Marcus Theatres To Reopen 6 Minnesota Locations On Aug. 21
• Dallas County Reports 787 New Coronavirus Cases Going Back To July, 10 More Deaths
• Driver Hurt After Car Explodes At Lincoln, RI Gas Station
• Growing Number Of North Texans Feeling Effects Of COVID-19 Related Evictions
• Police: Man Arrested For Making Threat Against Yeshiva Camp On Long Island, Found With 14 Guns In Home
• Boston City Councilor Worries Colleges Can't Enforce COVID-19 Restrictions For Off-Campus Students
• Carter Hart Posts 2nd Straight Shutout As Flyers Take 3-1 Series Lead Over Canadiens
• 'Day Of Action' Draws Attention To Recent Changes At The U.S. Postal Service
• MTA Says Free Rides, Back Door Boarding On Buses Is Ending
• Final Wildfire Season For Inmate Team From Rifle Correctional Center
• I-Team's Call 4 Action: Hospital Apologizes For Lost Phone After Man Dies From Coronavirus
• Under Armour Releases First Sport Hijab
• The debate over drilling in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
• Denver Shooting: 2 People Hurt Near Colfax & Lowell, Police Say
• Fort Worth One Of 3 Texas Cities Sen. Cruz Wants Selected As U.S. Space Command Headquarters
• Cal ISO Warns Rolling Blackouts Possible, Calls For Conservation As Power Grid Strains
• Restaurants, Small Businesses Struggle To Survive As Insurance Rates Rise Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Breonna Taylor billboard vandalized with red paint
• Attorney General Confirms Pennsylvania To File Lawsuit Against Trump Administration Over Mail-In Ballot Controversy
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Asks Businesses To Stop Pesticide Sales In Effort To Fix Biscayne Bay Fish Kill
• Coronavirus And Schools: Baltimore Students Can Pick Up Devices Ahead Of School Year Beginning Monday
• Orange County Reports 287 Additional COVID-19 Cases, 5 More Deaths
• DeChambeau, Rahm, Morikawa, Thomas Share Insight On TPC Boston's Challenging Back-Nine Stretch
• The Clay Studio Celebrating 100th Anniversary Of Women Gaining Right To Vote With Art Exhibit
• Santa Cruz County Extends Eviction Moratorium Through September
• IRS Offers Non-Filing Option For Those Yet To Receive Stimulus Payment
• Broward Superintendent Robert Runcie: 'We've Been Working Really Hard' For Wednesday's Virtual Launch Of New Academic Year
• Rocky Mountain National Park Closes Some Trails Near Cameron Peak Fire
• 2 Found Dead After Police Hear Gunshots Outside Of Blaine Home
• VIDEO: Suspect Seen Stealing From Unlocked Car
• McDaniel College Welcomes Students To Campus For Fall, Day After 2 Test Positive For COVID-19
• St. Cloud Police Warn Of Scammer Posing As Law Enforcement
• TPC Boston Profile: PGA Tour Returns With The Northern Trust
• Michigan's Teacher Of The Year Shares His Thoughts On Schools Reopening
• Detroit Federation Of Teachers President Fights For The Safety Of His Members As Michigan Schools Begin To Open Up
• State's Superintendent Discusses Michigan's 'Return To Learn' Legislation, Plan For Schools Reopening
• Notre Dame Suspends In-Person Learning For 2 Weeks As COVID-19 Cases Climb
• Tracking The Tropics: Keeping An Eye On Two Waves In The Atlantic
• Getting Vaccinated For The Flu This Year Is Particularly Important, WHO Officials Say
• Mayor De Blasio Hits Pause On Gyms Reopening After Gov. Cuomo Gives The Green Light
• Cardio With No Face Mask? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Coronavirus Questions
• Dozens Of Anne Arundel Businesses Found Violating COVID-19 Guidelines Since Pandemic Began, County Reports
• Car-sized asteroid just made the closest fly-by of Earth on record
• Senate report details Trump campaign's 2016 Russia connections
• Battle Between Philadelphia, Homeless Encampments Heads To Court As Eviction Deadline Passes
• Election Officials Report Higher-Than-Normal Primary Turnout In Miami-Dade
• H&S Bakery Looking To Expand Packing Facility In Fells Point
• Security Cameras Captured SUV Crashing Into Boston Harbor Days Before Bodies Found
• Rangers Manager Chris Woodward, Reliever Ian Gibaut Suspended For Pitch Thrown Behind Padres Player Following Grand Slam
• Bicyclist Hit And Killed By Tractor-Trailer Near Harvard Square T Station
• Dr. Jill Biden Has Philadelphia On Her Mind As She Prepares To Headline 2nd Night Of Democratic National Convention
• Coronavirus Pandemic Claims Dallas Dining Hotspot 'Savor In Klyde Warren Park'
• Mule Creek Sees Its 1st Prisoner Death From Coronavirus
• Wildfire Smoke Prompts Spare The Air Alert Through Wednesday
• New Zealand leader calls Trump's claim of virus surge "patently wrong"
• Maryland-Based Substance Abuse Treatment Provider Offering Scholarship For African Americans Struggling With Addiction
• Contra Costa Health Officials To Accept In-Person Education Waiver Applications
• Former Latrobe Fire Department Members File Lawsuit Against Department Chief, Mayor, City Of Latrobe
• 2 New Walk-Up COVID-19 Testing Sites Open Up In Miami-Dade
• National Letter Carriers Representative In Dallas 'Elated' Over Postmaster General's 'Suspension Of Initiatives Until After The Election'
• Dallas Police Chief Renee Hall Facing Criticism Following Report On Protests
• Temple University Begins Welcoming Students Back To Campus
• SpaceX Sets Record For Reuse Of Falcon 9 Rockets
• Mayor Jim Kenney Scolds Philadelphians For 'Endangering Community' By Attending Large Parties Around City
• Police Searching For Suspect Who 'Opened Fire' On Plainclothes Officer During Narcotics Investigation In Nicetown
• Confused About Baltimore County's Online-Only Learning Guidance? You Can Submit Questions To Get An Answer At Virtual Events
• 3 Die in Oakland in Separate Shootings Over Weekend
• Minnesota Vikings Sign LB Hardy Nickerson For Depth
• U.S. Postal Service Backs Down On Changes Amid Outcry, Lawsuits
• Trump's extra $300 in unemployment could last only 3 weeks
• President Trump's Top Coronavirus Advisor Touts Texas' Mask Mandate To Missouri Governor
• Cheers At Boston's Faneuil Hall Marketplace To Close Permanently
• Red Sox Will Not Host Fans At Fenway Park In 2020
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Up, ICUs Flat As State Reports 520 New Cases
• State Police Locate Missing Maurese 'Reese' Richardson
• Netflix Cancels 'Patriot Act With Hasan Minhaj' After 6 Seasons
• Lightning Complex Fires: 35,000 Acres Burning Across 5 NorCal Counties, Zero Containment
• San Mateo County Inmates Accused Of $150K COVID-19 Unemployment Insurance Fraud
• City Of Evanston Receives More Than $4 Million In Federal, State Funds For Pandemic Response Reimbursement
• Denver City Council Votes To Put Pit Bull Issue On November Ballot
• Massachusetts Reports 175 New Coronavirus Cases, 6 Additional Deaths
• Ventura County Sheriff's Sergeant's SUV Overturns After Being Rammed, Suspect Arrested For Attempted Murder
• Ohio Newlyweds Donate And Serve Wedding Reception Food To Local Shelter
• NBCUniversal honcho resigns, citing blackmail attempt
• Homeless Advocates Prepare For More Outreach With Those Living On Denver Streets
• US Appellate Court Questions Florida Felon Voting Law
• Cowboys Legend Drew Pearson Inches Closer To NFL Hall Of Fame; Named Class Of 2021 Finalist: 'I Know There Is One More Hurdle'
• Child Rescued In Howard County After Getting Locked In Gun Safe
• Massachusetts Attorney General Sues President Trump Over USPS Changes
• CMU Moves Undergrad Classes Online-Only For First Week
• Report: Former Steelers Cornerback Artie Burns Tears ACL
• $150,000 In Rewards Offered For Information In 3 Pacoima Murders
• Payless Resurrects Website, Plans To Open Hundreds Of Stores Over Next 5 Years
• No Fans Will Be Allowed At Patriots Games Through At Least September
• Celtics Once Again Dealing With Life Without Hayward
• Mayor Walsh: Trump's Attack On Post Office Is 'Dangerous' During Pandemic, Before An Election
• Under Fire, Postmaster General Suspends Policy Changes Blamed For Delays Until After Election
• Mysterious Death Of Joseph Kitchen, Young Democrats of Maryland President, Leaves Family Baffled
• 'Fast Times At Ridgemont High' Live Reading To Include Sean Penn, Brad Pitt, Jennifer Aniston, More For Fundraiser
• Westminster Cocaine Dealer Sentenced To Serve 12 Years
• Teen Charged With Murder In Stabbing That Killed Elias Valdez, 15, In Glenview
• TEA Letter Regarding DeSoto ISD Sanctions
• General Mills, Faribault Foods Recall Some Progresso Soup For Undeclared Soy, Dairy
• Admitting To At Least 87 Victims, Golden State Killer Called 'Evil Monster With No Soul"'
• Police Identify Armed Man Shot, Killed By Officers At South Texas Walmart
• Doctor says UNC Chapel Hill's COVID outbreak is "not surprising"
• Illinois COVID-19 New Cases: 1,740 With 27 New Deaths
• Trump Lashes Out At California Democrats On Twitter Over Rolling Blackouts
• Police: 15-Year-Old Boy Injured In West Philadelphia Shooting
• Tom Flores, Drew Pearson Finalists for Hall of Fame
• Acclaimed Civil Rights Photographer Dan Budnik Dies In Tucson At Age 87
• ThreeSixty Journalism Camp Tackles Big Topics, Virtually
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Allows High School Sports To Continue
• Now Hiring - Nebraska Furniture Mart Has Multiple Openings In DFW: 'For 85 Years We Have Never Had A Layoff'
• Police: Boy, 2, Who Died After Brooklyn Park Apartment Shooting Was Shot By Brother, 3
• 'May He Rot In Hell': Golden State Killer Faces His Victims In 1st Day Of Hearings
• Death Valley Hit 130 Degrees Sunday, Making South Florida's All-Time High Of 100 Almost Sound Cool
• National Aviary's Two-Toed Sloth Celebrates 3rd Birthday With Adorable Socially-Distant Party
• Fire Weather Watch Issued For Wednesday Due To 'Dry' Thunderstorm Threat
• Post Master Suspends Changes Until After Election
• Mali president "arrested," mutiny leader says
• General Mills Recalls 3,000 Mislabeled Cans of Progresso Organic Chicken Noodle Soup
• Wolf Administration Won't Order Sports Cancellation If PIAA Moves Forward With Fall Seasons, Dr. Rachel Levine Says
• Milwaukee Plans To Install Drop Boxes To Help Protect Absentee Voting
• Pennsylvania To File Federal Lawsuit Challenging Trump Administration's Changes To U.S. Postal Service
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Burglary Suspect Who Broke Into Deli Diamond, Stole $200 & Cigarettes
• Wisconsin, Nebraska Removed From Chicago's Emergency Travel Order; 2 States Added
• S&P 500 reaches new high, defying economic gloom
• 1 Pedestrian Killed, 1 Injured By SUV In Brockton
• Texas Governor Greg Abbott Pushes To Freeze Property Tax In Cities That Defund Police; 'Law Enforcement Is Not A Tool Of Political Agendas'
• San Francisco General Hospital Needs Helps Identifying Patient
• Golden State Killer: Emotions Soar As Joseph DeAngelo's Victims Confront Him In Courtroom
• Postmaster General Halts Changes Blamed For Service Delays Until After Election
• VIDEO: Cliff Clavin Wants You To Support The Postal Service
• Couple who pointed guns at protesters to speak at RNC
• Lawsuit: Billerica Moving Company Auctioned Off Deployed Air Force Sergeant's Belongings, Military Awards
• Colorado Joins Multi-State Lawsuit Against USPS Over Operational Cuts
• Jakobi Meyers Learning A Lot, But 'There's Only One Julian Edelman'
• Pleasant Hill Cancels 2020 Council Elections; No Challengers Running Against Incumbents
• Colorado Congressional Delegation Says Cutting Postal Service Funding Will Hurt Veterans, Seniors, Rural Residents
• Postmaster general halts changes blamed for delays until after election
• Wildlife Officials Investigating Bear Attack On Santa Paula Ranch Worker
• Gov. Newsom Signs Bill Making Ethnic Studies Course A Requirement At CSU
• 'Ghost Gun,' Pistol-Build Kit Seized By Officers During Woodland Arrest
• 'This Team Is Very Resilient': CU Buffs Head Coach Karl Dorrell On Wild Ride So Far
• Philadelphia Police Investigating After 12-Year-Old Boy Shot In North Philadelphia
• Man Falls After His Arm Gets Caught In Port Authority Bus Door
• Ohio Serial Killer's Death Sentence Upheld Says State Supreme Court
• Now Hiring: Second Amazon Fulfillment Center Opens In Baltimore County, Jobs Still Available
• Top producers leave "Ellen" following allegations
• Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia Taking Part In Keynote Address At DNC
• 'Everybody Should See This Pain': On The Frontlines With ICU Nurses In Jackson Memorial Hospital's COVID Unit
• Lake County, Indiana COVID-19 Cases Rising To Near Record Levels; Notre Dame Reports Surge
• Meet The 11 Islanders Kicking Off 'Love Island' Season 2 On CBS Next Week
• Teen Girl Plows Car Into 5 Pedestrians To Get Back At Boyfriend
• Gordon Hayward Expected To Miss A Month With Grade 3 Right Ankle Sprain
• Suspect In Stockton Parking Lot Purse Snatching Arrested
• Local Congress Members Seeing First Hand What's Going On Inside Post Offices
• Guidance On Massachusetts High School Sports Expected 'Later This Week'
• Smoke Pours Out Of Worcester Building As Crews Fight Large Fire
• City Of Flint, Business Group Settle Lawsuit Over 7 Year-Old Boy's Handcuffing
• Pennsylvania Opting In To Trump's $300-A-Week Jobless Pay
• Wolf Administration: State Opting Into President Trump's $300-A-Week Jobless Pay
• Crews Battle Debris Fire In St. Paul; Plume Of Black Smoke Seen Over City
• Minnesota State Fair Announces At-Home Edition & 2020 Merchandise
• Roger Stone moves to drop appeal of felony convictions
• Homeless Encampment Fire Shuts Down East Bay BART San Leandro Service
• Mayor De Blasio To Sign Executive Order Requiring Hotels To Have Visitors Fill Out Coronavirus Quarantine Forms
• Officials urge patience on election night due to mail-in ballots
• Michelle Obama: "Vote for Joe Biden like our lives depend on it"
• California confirms first case of plague in 5 years
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Book Festival Postponed To 2021, Light City Until 2022
• Joshua Pawlik Shooting: Report Criticizes Oakland Mayor Schaaf, Former OPD Chief Kirkpatrick
• High Waves, Dangerous Swimming Conditions Reported On Lake Michigan
• Reef Project Coming To Lakeshore This Fall
• Tough Day For Stidham, Edelman Leaves Early & Other Patriots Training Camp Observations
• Gritty Conducts Members Of The Philadelphia Orchestra For Rendition Of Flyers Goal Song
• Over 70% Of Massachusetts Schools Plan Hybrid Or In-Person Learning
• CPD Investigates Bronzeville Shooting Injuring Two Teens
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 3,838 New Cases As 2-Week Positivity Rate Trends Downward
• Trump pardons Susan B. Anthony on 100-year anniversary of 19th Amendment
• Man Arrested In Novato Assault, Attempted Robbery
• Bloomberg Donates $3 Million For New Library In Hometown Of Medford
• Pizza Hut to shutter up to 300 restaurants
• Virginia To Consider Reducing Penalty For Assaulting Police
• Ocean City's Sunfest Postponed Until 2021
• Pennsylvania Prisons To Implement Modified Virtual Visits Sept. 1
• 27-Year-Old Man Killed In Overnight Catonsville Shooting
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 359 Cases Of COVID-19, 9 Deaths
• Voters Head To The Polls To Cast Ballots In Florida Primary Election
• 7-Eleven Bringing Tuna Jerky, Algae Oil Popcorn And Pigless Pork Rinds To Some Stores
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 735 New Coronavirus Cases, Increasing Statewide Total To 125,579
• How To Plan 'Your Next Five Moves' For Success At Work 
• Reopening: San Francisco Health Order Allows For K Thru 6th Grade Community Learning Hubs
• Cano And Alonso Each Homer Twice, Mets Beat Marlins 11-4
• Race For Massachusetts' 4th Congressional District: Becky Grossman
• Holser Fire Burning Near Lake Piru Doubles In Size
• Flower Mound Police Investigating A Death Near High Road And Green Meadow Lane
• 16 Residents Die After Coronavirus Outbreak At Turlock Nursing Home
• Heat, Pacers Set To Restart Their Playoff Rivalry
• White Sox Top Tigers 7-2
• Police Investigating Fatal Mt. Airy Collision
• Man punches great white shark to save wife: "You just react"
• Over 1 Million Massachusetts Voters Have Requested Mail-In Ballots For 2020 Election
• Postmaster general to testify before Senate committee on Friday
• Big Rig Carrying 38K Pounds Of Milk Crashes Through 210 Freeway Retaining Wall In Monrovia
• Community Comes Together To Help Grand Central Terminal Shooting Victim
• Opa-locka Police Officer Helps Lead Department He Was Once Fired From
• SpaceX launches 58 more Starlink satellites
• PA Mask Requirement For Students: Dr. Rachel Levine Says Young People's Ability To Transmit Coronavirus Necessitates Mandate
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 45 New Coronavirus Cases And 1 Additional Death
• U Of M Research Finds Black Newborns Die Less When Cared For By Black Doctors
• Back To School Recipe: Easy-To-Make Spicy Tofu Ramen For Dorm Room Cooking! 
• Teen Fatally Stabbed Overnight In St. Paul; Brother, 24, In Custody
• Sheriff: Rochester Man Wanted After Stabbing, Throwing Man Over Bridge
• FDA Flags Accuracy Issue With Widely Used Coronavirus Test
• Long-awaited verdict delivered in assassination of Lebanon's Hariri
• Pennsylvania Health Dept. Officially Announces COVID Alert PA App To Help Trace Spread Of Virus
• Man Found Dead In South Minneapolis Of Apparent Gunshot Wounds
• Sharon Stone Blames People Who Won't Wear Masks For Her Sister's COVID-19 Diagnosis
• Bruins Survive Shaky Goaltending From Jaroslav Halak And Other Leftover Thoughts
• Pennsylvania State Prisons To Implement Modified Virtual Visits Sept. 1
• Jam Master Jay Death: Family Releases Statement Following Indictment Of 2 Men In DJ's Killing
• Man Shot Late Monday In NE Baltimore
• Santa Cruz County Off State COVID-19 Watch List; 42 Counties Still Being Monitored
• California Superintendent Has Plan To Bring Students Back Into Classroom — But Not Their Teachers
• Attorney General Investigation Reveals Some Pa. Schools May Not Be Doing Enough Background Checks For Employees
• Santa Clara County Adds COVID-19 Testing Appointment Slots, Increases Capacity
• Man Shot During Attempted Carjacking In South Austin
• Workers, Parents Don't Feel Safe Returning To Work, Survey Finds
• 'He Paid With His Life' During COVID-19 Pandemic; San Francisco Woman Delivers Emotional Convention Speech
• Roger Stone Drops Appeal Of His Conviction
• Denver Weather: Another Record? Temperatures Approach 100 Degrees on Tuesday
• Dedham Police Seek Machete-Wielding Suspects In Robbery Outside Hooters
• Craftmade Apron's Project Black & Blue Celebrates 1 Year Providing Aid
• Recipe: Spiralized Apple Crisp Breakfast Bowl
• Campaign 2020: Miami-Dade Mayor's Race Features Diverse Group With A Few Familiar Names
• Pandemic learning pods may deepen inequities in education
• Belarus opposition leader decries "rotting system" as strikes ramp up
• Authorities Resume Search For Missing Priest After Boat Capsized in the Detroit River
• Man Assaulted At 'Flea Market' Event In Annapolis By Shovels, Garden Rake
• CBS13 Investigates: Why Most California Parents Can't Use Paid Family Leave For School Closures
• Peters and Other US Senators Want Answers on USPS Funding
• Officials: Pennsylvania Students Required To Wear Face Coverings At All Times While In School Buildings
• Member Of Baltimore's Safe Streets Program, 2 Others Charged In Federal Drug Distribution Case
• Walmart Sales Soared As Shoppers Spent Their Stimulus Checks
• Sturgis Police Chief, Geoffrey Smith, Placed on Leave After Suspected DUI
• Golladay Hopeful For New Deal Soon
• Southern Minnesota Man, Dylan Deling, Gets 35 Years For Sextorting More Than 40 Girls
• 'Risk Of False Results': FDA Flags Waltham Company's Widely Used Coronavirus Test
• GOP Ohio attorney general calls on Trump to delay Postal Service changes
• Raymond Lee Bailey, Suspect in Quadruple Homicide, Surrendered in Bay County
• Hong Kong leader admits U.S. sanctions impeding her credit card use
• PTL Links: August 18, 2020
• Michigan Legislature Lay Out a To Return To School This Fall
• North Texas Couple Creates Homeschool Bootcamp For Parents
• Democratic National Convention Kicks Off Virtually; Michelle Obama, Gov. Andrew Cuomo Offer Scathing Critiques Of Trump Presidency
• Eviction Moratorium Expires as Thousands of Detroit Face Homelessness
• Lions Sign RB Jonathan Williams
• Gun Violence Continues In New York City, With Man Killed In Stuyvesant Heights Shooting; 6 More Shootings Reported Overnight
• Some 300 Pizza Hut Locations, Mostly Dine-In, Closing After Franchisee Bankruptcy
• Campaign 2020: Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Rundle Faces Challenger Melba Pearson
• Christian Vazquez Turns To His World Series Ring After Red Sox Drop 11th Straight At Yankee Stadium
• NYPD Release Pictures Of Suspects In Stray Bullet Killing Of 1-Year-Old Davell Gardner, Jr.
• 49ers WR Jalen Hurd Suffers ACL Injury; May Be Lost For 2nd Season
• Small Plane Crashes Into Roof Of Groton Home
• Virginia State Senator Louise Lucas Charged With 'Injury' To Confederate Monument
• Surveillance Video Shows 2 Wanted For Questioning In Stray Bullet Killing Of Brooklyn Grandfather
• Clippers Take Game 1 From Mavs After Porzingis Ejected
• Heard In Detroit: Man Mountain, Trey Simon, & More!
• Minnesota African American Heritage Museum To Reopen Tuesday
• Study Says COVID-19 Symptoms Often Appear In This Order
• 2020 Pittsburgh Pierogi Festival Canceled Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Helping Kids Stay Safe As They Begin To Return To Schools
• Hiker rescued after apparently being stuck 2 weeks in forest
• Texas Rangers Fired Up After Fernando Tatis Jr.'s Late Grand Slam Breaks 'Unwritten Rules'
• Kansas City Chiefs allowing reduced capacity at stadium
• Judge stops Idaho from enforcing transgender student-athlete ban
• Rollback of Obama-era transgender health care protections halted
• Virginia lawmaker charged with "injury to" a Confederate monument
• Former DHS chief of staff calls Trump's presidency "terrifying"
• School reopenings off to a rocky start amid pandemic
• Representative Malcolm Kenyatta Preparing For Keynote Address At Democratic National Convention
• Iowa "hurting" after storm, seeks $4 billion in disaster aid
• Northwest Miami-Dade Shooting Leaves One Man Dead
• Man Dies After Being Shot Multiple Times In South Minneapolis
• Woman Shoved To Ground, Robbed On Near North Side
• Cranberry Township's Kids Club To Offer Expanded Program For Parents And Children
• Texas Works To Clear Backlog Of Half A Million Previously Unreported COVID-19 Tests
• Canadian Hauling Company Socked With Towing Bill Of Over $18,000 In Chicago, And Not For First Time
• Homeschool Community Support, Planning & Resources
• Pittsburgh Weather: Pleasant Temperatures, Small Rain Chances
• Joyful Homeschool Bootcamp
• Coronavirus Safety Measures Being Installed At Boston Schools
• 2 Men Injured After Shooting On Basketball Court In North Philadelphia
• Chicago Company iPromo Launches A Mission To Get People To Clean Up PPE Litter
• Chicago Weather: Cooler Tuesday; Warmup Ahead
• Man On Roof With Cinder Block Tied Around Neck Taken Into Custody Following House Fire In Folcroft
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Speaks Out After Putting An End To Tactics Used In Controversial Arrest At Oakland Protest
• New York Weather: Tuesday Morning 8/18 CBS2 Weather Headlines
• Police Searching For 2 Potential Suspects After Man Shot Multiple Times In Nicetown
• Allegheny Co. Deputy Manager Of Elections Explains Mail-In Ballot Application And Voting Process For Upcoming November Election
• Miami postal workers sound alarm about slower mail delivery
• Philadelphia Police: Man Found Dead On Kensington Sidewalk
• Plane Crashes Into Connecticut Home
• 'I've Cried Out And I Can't Cry No More': George Floyd's Nephews Visit Pittsburgh While Marching To D.C.
• Person Of Interest In Custody Following Manhunt Stemming From Washington Co. Shooting
• Western Pa. Nurse And Farmer Speak During First Night At Democratic National Convention
• Hundreds Of SFUSD School Bus Drivers Laid Off Due To 'Non-Service' During Pandemic
• Evacuation Warning Keeps Residents On Edge As Lightning Complex Fires Rage In Sunol
• SJ Residents Blast PG&E After Transformer Blows, Shutting Off Power During Heat Wave
• Golden State Killer Faces His Victims In 1st Day Of Hearings
• Tuesday's Show Info (8/18/20)
• West Virginia University Reports 96 Positive Coronavirus Results From More Than 16,000 Tests
• Pa. Game Commission Seeking Information Related To Killing Of Black Bear
• Upper St. Clair School Board Votes To Give Families Two Options For Starting The School Year
• Michelle Obama closes out DNC first night with emotional speech
• DeBrusk, McAvoy Awaken Bruins To Alter Entire Scope Of Series With Hurricanes
• Make That 10 Straight Over Red Sox: Yankees Get Chapman Back, Complete 4-Game Sweep
• Cano, Alonso Each Homer Twice As Mets Pound Marlins

Videos from August 18, 2020

• Cindy McCain highlights friendship between John McCain and Joe Biden
• Dr. Jill Biden: U.S. needs "honest leadership to bring us back together"
• Bill Clinton says in DNC speech that Trump acts like "the buck never stops there"
• Senator Baldwin: "Wisconsin voters are very aware of President Trump's failures"
• Kamala Harris and the political rise of the Indian American community
• Closer look at the Biden-Harris presidential ticket
• Kasich and Sanders offer different views on Biden presidency
• Cities weigh cutting police budgets amid coronavirus pandemic
• What to expect on night 2 of the Democratic National Convention
• America marks 100 years of voting rights for women
• Victims give impact statements at Golden State Killer sentencing
• Senate report details Trump campaign's 2016 Russia connections
• Democrats to formally nominate Joe Biden on second day of convention
• Postmaster general suspends USPS changes until after 2020 election
• CBS Evening News, August 18, 2020
• Senate Intelligence Committee's final report on Russian interference in 2016 sheds light on Trump campaign
• 8/18: Red and Blue
• New Zealand prime minister calls Trump's claim of coronavirus surge "patently wrong"
• 60 Minutes visits Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (2001)
• Will virtual Democratic National Convention be enough to rally Wisconsin voters?
• Trump pardons Susan B. Anthony on 100th anniversary of 19th Amendment
• SpaceX launches Falcon 9 rocket on record sixth flight
• Key takeaways from Senate's Russia investigation
• Democrats make case against Trump during first night of DNC
• Schools struggle with reopening amid COVID-19 pandemic
• COVID-19 "long haulers" organize online to study themselves
• Trump signs portion of Iowa disaster relief request
• Senate Intelligence Committee releases final Russia report
• Amy Schumer and husband Chris Fischer on cooking show and parenthood
• Families organize learning pods for their kids' schooling mid-pandemic
• Small business owner and laid-off workers talk ongoing struggles months into pandemic
• The biggest moments and takeaways from the first night of the DNC
• State leaders warn election results could take weeks amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Colleges seeing COVID-19 clusters as video shows students not social distancing
• President Trump blasts U.S. Postal Service, claims loss in November means election is rigged
• Michigan Governor Whitmer on her DNC speech, Democratic nominee Biden's chances in the Midwest
• DNC message from former first lady Michelle Obama: Biden "knows what it takes"
• First night of Democratic National Convention focuses on unity and pandemic toll
• Michigan Lawmaker: Republicans have "seen their party leave them" in state