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Articles from August 19, 2020

• Enrique Roman-Martinez: Remains Of Murdered 21-Year-Old Army Paratrooper From Chino Come Home
• Heatwave, Unhealthy Air From Wildfires Hurting Businesses Trying To Survive COVID-19 Pandemic
• Fairfield Neighbors Hope Their Homes Will Be Spared As LNU Lightning Complex Fire Heads Toward Vacaville
• 'We Are Alive, Everyone Is Okay': Vacaville Evacuees Happy To Get Out Of Homes In Time
• Elective Cosmetic Surgeries Soar In Unexpected Pandemic Side Effect
• Ashley White Arrested, Accused Of Shooting, Killing Boyfriend In Commerce City
• Could The Pandemic Postpone Golden State Killer's Transfer To Prison?
• El Monte Police Officers To Start Wearing Body Cameras
• Hennessey Fire Forces Evacuation Of 151-Bed St. Helena Hospital
• Vandals Cause $100K In Damage At Prairie Dog Management Sites In Boulder County
• Ongoing Heat Wave Leaves Thousands Of LADWP Customers Without Power
• Lightning Complex Fires: 124,000 Acres, Nearly 200 Structures Burned In Northern California
• Long Beach Offering Live Online Cooking Classes Hosted By Local Chefs, Bartenders
• Cueto Looks Crisp In Giants' 7-2 Win Over Angels
• Denver Planning Board Votes In Favor Of Group Living Zoning Changes
• LNU Lightning Complex Fire Explodes In Size; Evacuations Ordered In Vacaville, Fairfield Outskirts
• A's Bounce Back From Thumping In Desert To Beat D-backs 4-1
• Police: Man Threatened Employee, Claimed To Have Gun In Sonora
• Chicago Weather: Heating Up
• Some Evacuation Orders Downgraded To Warnings As Jones Fire Grows To 705 Acres In Nevada County
• Abreu, Encarnacion Homer In 8th, Lift White Sox Past Tigers
• Sen. Kamala Harris Makes History As She Accepts Vice Presidential Nomination At Virtual DNC
• Acknowledging Limits Of E-Learning, Glenbrook North Choir Director Gets Creative With Music Video
• Wildfires Burning Around California Prompt State Park Closures
• Evacuations Remain In Place As Battle Continues Against Lake Fire
• Hacker Sends Threatening Messages To Plano ISD Student During Online Lesson: 'I Didn't Expect That To Happen'
• Evacuations For Red Canyon Fire Lifted, Fire Under Control
• Lake Street Continues To Rebuild & Reopen With Help From Community Donations
• 'That's Why I Called It In': Hiker Shares Pictures Of Cameron Peak Fire With Investigators
• Regional Fire Group Deploys Resources To Attack Numerous Fires Daily
• Sam Acho Joins Young People To Turn Old Liquor Store Into Fresh Food Mart In South Austin
• Suspect Who Assaulted Woman, Hit Her With Vehicle In Laurel Sought, Police Say
• Mother And Veteran Demands Justice After Husband Was Shot Dead In South Shore
• National Weather Service Investigating Possible Tornado In New Jersey After Powerful Storms Blow Through Area
• Man Killed In Another Brooklyn Shooting As Hundreds Gather To Protest Gun Violence
• LNU Lightning Complex Fire In Solano County: What You Need To Know
• Medway Mother Makes Masks, Raises $10,000 For Food Pantry As Tribute To Daughter
• Man Accused Of Pulling Gun On Jewel-Osco Customers Who Weren't Wearing Masks In Bourbonnais
• Flyers Fail To Close Out Canadiens In Game 5 Loss
• Kroger Offers Back-To-School Discounts For Teachers and 'New Honorary Teachers'
• Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Calls $20 Minimum Wage Proposal A 'Job Killer'
• Boeing Offers Second Round of Buyouts
• How to watch the 2020 Democratic National Convention – Day 4
• Gov. Cuomo Says It's Too Soon To Announce Plans For Indoor Dining In NYC As Restaurant Owners Continue To Struggle
• Kamala Harris Makes History, Formally Accepts Democratic Vice Presidential Nomination
• Miami-Dade Police Fire Officer Accused Of Striking Woman At Miami Airport
• 'No More Warnings': Miami-Dade Restaurants Face Hefty Fines And Shutdown For Violating COVID-Related Rules
• City Of Healdsburg Issues Evacuation Warning Due To LNU Lightning Complex Fires
• SEE IT: Massive Waterspout Comes Ashore Near Golden Beach
• Harris Accepts Nomination For Vice President After Scathing Obama Speech
• Amazon Plans To Hire Over 100 Tech Jobs in Detroit
• Barack Obama Rips President Trump, Urges Americans To Vote During Address In Philadelphia
• 'For The People' Sen. Harris Makes History As First Black Woman To Accept Democratic VP Nomination
• Kamala Harris Accepts Democratic Vice Presidential Nomination
• 'The Houses Are Gone': 911 Calls From Baltimore Gas Explosion Released; Residents Smelled Gas Before And After Blast
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Depression 13 Forms Over Central Tropical Atlantic
• Pescadero Evacuation Center Full Of Anxious Residents Awaiting Word About Their Homes
• SCU Lightning Complex: 102,000 Acres Burned, 3,800 Structures Threatened
• MSU Tells Students To 'Stay Home This Fall, It's For the Greater Good'
• Brothers Credit Adoption With Helping Them Succeed
• Authorities Give Update On Missing Priest in Detroit River Wednesday
• Despite Baltimore's Decreasing Coronavirus Positivity Rate, Don't Expect Further Lifting Of Restrictions Just Yet, City Leaders Say
• Whitmer Applied for Additional Federal Unemployment Aid Adding An Additional $300 Per Eligible Person
• Whitmer Lays Out Plans For Funding An Additional $65M For School Aid
• 'The Real Burden Is On Us': UMD Students Rally In Annapolis To Be Let Out Of Campus-Affiliated Apartment Leases
• Maryland Adding Hundreds Of Ballot Drop Boxes For Election
• Masks Are Making People Realize They Have Bad Breath, But It's Not The Mask's Fault, Baltimore Dentist Says
• Flu Vaccine Now Required For All Massachusetts Students By Dec. 31
• North Texas Heath Care Professionals Share Personal Decisions On Sending Kids Back To School Or Not
• College Students Adjust To St. Olaf Campus Rules Amid Pandemic
• Evacuations Ordered In SCU Lightning Complex Fire Near Patterson; Cal Fire Treating Injured Civilians
• Two Injured In Shootings Wednesday Night In Baltimore, Police Say
• Lots Of Love For Celtics Bench After Leading Game-Changing Run In Game 2 Win
• Civale's Complete-Game Gem Lifts Indians Past Pirates 6-1
• Multiple Waterspouts Reported In Chesapeake Bay In Southern Maryland
• California Takes Step To Protect Leatherback Sea Turtles
• Police: 3 Teens Injured In North Philadelphia Triple Shooting
• Wylie ISD Reports Positive Coronavirus Cases In 2 Elementary Schools
• Crews Contain 4-Alarm Fire Burning Alongside I-580 In Oakland; All Lanes Reopen
• Pine Gulch Fire: New Evacuations Ordered As Crews Contain 14%
• Recent SMU Graduate Sues University Seeking Partial Tuition Refund After Classes Moved Online
• Final season of Supernatural begins October 8!
• Colorado Lottery Closes 2020 Fiscal Year With Second Highest Revenue Ever
• Jake Jabs Helps Adopted Teen With Furniture
• Terry Newkirk Missing From East Baltimore, Police Say
• Villanova Senior Going Extra Mile To Ensure Peers Feel Safe On Campus With COVID-19 Prevention Pantry Project
• Adoption Makes A Young Girl's Wish Come True
• New York Aquarium Prepares For Reopening With Coronavirus Restrictions In Place
• Former OPD Chief Sues Oakland, Alleges Retaliation for Reporting Corruption
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations, ICU Cases Up As Total Tops 101.6K
• Protesters Gather Outside Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto's Home For 2nd Consecutive Night; Police Declare 'Unlawful Assembly'
• Vacaville Man Says Neighbor Helped Save His Home As Fire Torched Property
• Riverside, San Bernardino Counties Report Additional COVID-19 Deaths
• UMD Students Can Now Take Select Classes At Other Big Ten Universities
• LIRR, Metro-North Will Have Positive Train Control By 2021
• Third Correctional Officer Dies Of COVID-19
• Cincinnati Reds Broadcaster Thom Brennaman Suspended For Anti-Gay Slur
• Texas Coronavirus Hospitalizations Drop Below 6K
• Bote's 2-Run Single Pushes Cubs To Win As Cubs Split Another Doubleheader With Cards
• Tyquan Carter Sentenced In Double Shooting During Drug Deal That Left 19-Year-Old Dead
• 'It's Happening To Many People': New Coloradans Seek Stolen Family Heirlooms
• Winners Of 'Reimagining Brooklyn Bridge' Design Competition Unveiled
• Helicopter Pilot Killed In Crash While Fighting Fire In Fresno County
• LA County Seeking Penalties Against Grace Community Church For Breaking Coronavirus Regulations, Holding Indoor Services
• Sixers Torched In Game 2 As Celtics Take 2-0 Series Lead
• Firefighters At Grizzly Creek Fire Anxious For Rain, Wary Of Wind
• Nashville police chief "disturbed" after cops raid wrong home
• Police Investigating After 16-Year-Old Walks Into Hospital With Gunshot Wound, Later Dies
• Coming Off Playoff Appearance Lake Worth Bullfrogs Have Simple Goal During Coronavirus Pandemic: Start And Finish Season
• Firefighters Injured Battling Downtown Blaze Share Stories Of Recovery
• Ravens' D.J. Fluker On Possibly Replacing Retired Lineman Marshal Yanda: 'Those Are Big Shoes To Fill'
• LA County Reports 60 Additional Coronavirus Deaths, 1,956 New Cases
• Tatum, Celtics Blow Out 76ers In Game 2 To Take 2-0 Series Lead
• Learning Curve: Handling More Screen Time For Kids During Distance Learning
• Man Wanted For Questioning After Shooting Near Live Oak
• On A Positive Note: Mothers Using Cabbage Patch Kids Dolls To Give Hope To Grieving Children
• Garcetti Authorizes City To Shut Off Power At Hollywood Hills 'Party House' Reportedly Belonging To TikTok Star Bryce Hall
• California Preps New Rules For Reopenings In Some Counties
• Gardening 101: Jeff Ray Talks Growing And Cooking Okra
• Too Close For Comfort: Vacaville Neighbors On The Edge Of The Fire Line
• Long Beach Opens New Coronavirus Test Site In Queen Mary Parking Lot
• McKinney Teen Sentenced To 12 Years In Prison For Firearms Violation In Connection With 16-Year-Old's Death
• 'Playoff Krejci' On Special Sort Of Hot Streak For Bruins
• Karen Rickerson Missing From North Baltimore, Police Say
• East Bay Regional Park District Closing Most Parks Due To Wildfires
• Caregiver Arrested After Elderly Woman's Death At Board And Care Home In Rancho Cordova
• David Goldstein Investigation: Bags Of Mail Piling Up At LA Post Offices
• Increased Online Extortion Scams Reported Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Victims Want Golden State Killer Sent to Toughest Prison
• Series Against Coyotes Closed As Avs Take Charge 7-1
• Big Ten will not revisit decision to postpone fall sports
• Live Updates From CBS News: 2020 Democratic National Convention, Day 3
• Denver Weather: Fire Danger Remains High With Gusty Storms
• Pediatricians' Group Updates Guidance On How To Open Schools Safely
• Ventura County To Allow Elementary Schools To Submit Waivers For In-Person Instruction
• San Quentin Death Row Inmate Dean Dunlap Dies At San Bernardino County Hospital
• Uber Warns It Could Suspend Service In California By Thursday
• Over 860 People Sickened By Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Onions
• SoCal Residents, Tourists Hit The Beach To Beat The Heat
• Port Of Baltimore Sets Record For Most Container Moves From Single Ship
• First-Year Arlington ISD Science Teacher Says Virtual Lessons 'Going To Be Good, I Just Need The Kids'
• Gov. Cuomo Says Utility Companies Face Steep Fines For Apparent Violations After Tropical Storm Isaias Response
• Chicago Firefighter Sounds Alarm, Says Administering Promotion Test During Pandemic May Be Dangerous
• 10 Cities, Towns At High Risk For Coronavirus Infections In Massachusetts
• LAUSD Teachers Prepare For First Day Of Virtual Instruction Following Days Of Orientation
• Suspect Pleads Not Guilty In Wild Pico Rivera Carjacking That Left 13-Year-Old Girl Dead, Her Siblings Injured
• Solano County Residents Narrowly Escape Fast-Moving Flames
• Pa. Law School Grads Calling For State To Approve Licenses To Practice Without Passing Bar Exam
• South Oakland Street Sign Honors Auschwitz Survivor, Former Pittsburgh Grocer
• Solano County School Districts Cancel School Week As LNU Complex Fire Continues To Grow
• HBCU Graduates Excited For Kamala Harris' Vice Presidential Nomination
• Early Voting In New York City Starts Oct. 24
• Crab Chip-Flavored Ice Cream? This Company Just Created 10 Baltimore-Inspired Flavors
• Texas Rep. Victoria Neave 'Thrilled' To Appear In Primetime Praising Joe Biden During Democratic National Convention
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: 90% of Black likely voters back Biden, CBS Battleground Tracker poll finds
• Drexel University Undergraduate Students To Continue Remote Learning This Fall
• Orange County Reports 295 New Coronavirus Cases, First Pediatric Death
• Chicago Aldermen Call For Special City Council Meeting To Address Looting
• Whitmer Looking To Reopen Michigan Businesses
• Facebook Bans Some QAnon, US-Based Militia, Anarchist Groups, Accounts But Allows Posts
• Pepperoni And Cheese Shortage Leading To Increased Prices At Pizza Shops
• Rolling Blackouts Not Likely Wednesday, California ISO Says; Flex Alert Still In Place
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis 'Optimistic' South Florida Is Near Next Phase Of Reopening
• Looking Ahead To Game 3 As Nuggets Fall To Jazz
• VanVleet, Powell Lead Raptors Past Nets For 2-0 Lead
• North Minneapolis Charter School Moves The Classroom Outside To Create Safe Learning Environment
• 9-Year-Old Boy, Mother Shot In South Austin Neighborhood
• Cousins, Minnesota Vikings Realize QB Needs To Scramble More
• Off-Campus Party May Have Infected Holy Cross Students With Coronavirus
• Helicopter Pilot Killed Fighting Fires In Fresno County
• Texas Workforce Commission Tweets State Applying For Additional Weekly $300 For Unemployed, Then Deletes Tweet
• Driver, 17, Arrested For DUI In Violent Metro Bus Collision In East LA
• Stolen Trailer: Special Olympics Of Colorado Trying To Find Missing Trailer
• Boston Residents Rally For Housing Stability During Pandemic
• 2 Fort Lupton High School Students Test Positive For COVID-19, Remote Learning Enacted
• Mall Of America Enters Forbearance Agreement To Avoid Foreclosure
• Flu Season Could Pose 'Twindemic' For 2020, Doctors Say
• Pennsylvania Leaders Meet To Discuss How Start Of School Year Will Proceed
• Driver Involved In Homestead Boy's Death Last Valentine's Day Expected To Turn Himself In
• Vehicle Crashes Through Second Floor Of Suffolk County Home After Striking Berm, Going Airborne
• School employees concerned over in-person classes
• 34-Year-Old Man Shot In Jaw, Killed In Feltonville, Philadelphia Police Say
• Adoption Transforms The Lives It Touches
• Californians Urged To Conserve Energy Again Amid Heat Wave
• Broward Center To Offer Virtual Fall Classes For Aspiring Young Artists
• Law Enforcement Searching For Silver Toyota 4Runner, Driver In Relation To Four Corners Fire
• Hialeah Hospital Honors Its Heroes On The Front Lines
• 2 Surrender In Mid-Wilshire After Leading Police Pursuit In Bentley Spilling Cash
• Police: 1 Person Killed In Ocean City Boating Incident
• Vehicle Slams Into Miami-Dade Police Cruiser Injuring 2, Including Officer
• Spaulding Remembers Supporter Jennifer 'Jamie' Bemis Hit And Killed In Concord Crash
• Body Recovered At Blue Lake After Woman Is Reported Missing
• Phillies Fall To Red Sox, Who Snap 9-Game Losing Streak
• Sunrise Police Search For Boyfriend In Connection With Woman's Murder
• Bruins Eliminate Hurricanes, Move On To Second Round With 2-1 Win
• Postal Service Problems Impact Chicago-Area Processing Centers: 'Mail Is Going To Be Delayed'
• MDH: 23 Minnesotans Infected With Salmonella Linked To Fresh Peaches
• Five Hurt After Car, Ambulance Collide At 71st And Loomis In Englewood
• Coronavirus Hitting Renters, Landlords Particularly Hard
• Group Wants To Use Drones To Spot Sharks At Cape Cod Beaches
• Florida Appeals Court Upholds Suppression Of Massage Parlor Videos Of Patriots' Robert Kraft
• At Least 9 Members Of CityReach Philly Church Test Positive For COVID-19
• Following Deadly Accidents, Revel Makes Changes And Hopes To Be Back On New York City Streets Soon
• Massive Fire At North Texas Plastics Plant In Grand Prairie Contained
• Pennsylvania Education, Health Officials On Hot Seat During Hearing On Safely Reopening Schools
• FDA Approves 'Game Changing' COVID-19 Saliva Test Developed At The University Of Illinois
• Massachusetts Reports 262 New Coronavirus Cases, 28 Additional Deaths
• Wisconsin Girl Seen In Film About Gun Violence Is Shot And Killed
• Thomas Crosby, Man Facing Federal Charges For Allegedly Supplying Drugs To Baltimore Safe Streets Member, Held Without Bail
• Timberwolves Working With NBA, Yale On New Saliva-Based COVID-19 Test
• 'That's A Lot Of Chemicals In The Air': Neighbors Near Poly-America Fire In Grand Prairie Concerned About What They're Breathing
• Report: Rents Down Across New York City, Tens Of Thousands Of Units Available
• Coon Rapids Offers Help To Small Businesses Hit By COVID-19 Losses
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Says Protest Outside His House 'Crosses A Line'
• New Questions Raised About Inappropriate 'Condo Games' On Gaming Platform Roblox
• Victims Want Golden State Killer Joseph DeAngelo Sent To Toughest Prison
• Wildfires burn over 300,000 acres across California
• Diocese Of Brooklyn Moving Forward With In-Person Learning, But Is Offering Remote Program As Well
• Patrice Bergeron Stuns Hurricanes, Petr Mrazek With Series-Clinching Goal
• Vice President Pence Visits Wisconsin, Wonders Where Biden Is
• Florida Primary Election Results At-A-Glance
• Congressional Candidate Sean Parnell To Speak At Republican National Convention
• Pedestrian Hit By Car In Long Beach Dies After Week In Hospital
• RTD Hopes To Keep Services At Same Level Through Next Year
• Bronx Couple Charged In Penn. Sesame Place Assault
• Wildfires: Bay Area Spare The Air Alert Extended Through Sunday Due To Smoke
• Wildfires: Woodward Fire In Marin County Grows To 1,100 Acres
• Keller @ Large: Markey-Kennedy Race Too Close To Call
• Upper Darby Residents Fed Up With 'Trashdemic' After Entire Sanitation Department Shutdown Due To COVID-19
• San Bernardino County Inmate Dies In Hospital
• New York City's Latest Coronavirus Positivity Rate Just .24%, But Borough Park Uptick Being Monitored Closely
• Hungry Families In Jersey City Are Getting A Helping Hand From Big Business And The Police
• Funeral For Baltimore Explosion Victim Joseph Graham Held Wednesday
• Red Sox Break 9-Game Losing Streak, Beat Phillies Behind Big Day From Devers
• Photos Of The Cameron Peak Fire Could Help Law Enforcement Determine A Cause
• California ISO Says Large-Scale Power Outages Unlikely Wednesday
• Dealing With Back-To-School Anxiety, Advice For Parents To Help Kids Cope
• Former St. Francis High School Track Coach Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Student
• Tuskegee Airman Born And Raised In Pittsburgh Dies At 93
• Pennsylvania graduates continue to face uncertainty amid pandemic
• Salisbury Auto Shop Owner Defends Controversial Signs
• Williams Fork Fire Burning Near Fraser Grows Slightly As Weather Helps Crews
• Police: Someone's Setting Dangerous Traps For Dirt Bikers And ATV Riders In Sag Harbor
• 'There Is Still Much Work To Be Done', Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony After Narrow Defeat Of Scott Israel In Democratic Primary
• 'It's Not Just About Weight': Pandemic Fitness Plans And Tips
• Woman Found Severely Beaten In Gilroy Home Dies; Boyfriend Arrested
• Colorado Springs' Space Symposium Rescheduled For Next Year
• Pres. Donald Trump's Top Coronavirus Adviser Praises West Virginia School Virus Map
• Adoption Gives Children Stability, A Place To Grow
• UFT President: All Students, Adults Must Have Evidence They Don't Have COVID-19 Before Being Allowed Back In School
• Broward County Kicks Off New School Year With Online Instruction
• Airbnb Files Preliminary Paperwork for Public Stock Offering
• Irving Says Help On The Way To Small Businesses Hurt By Pandemic, Providing Up To $50K In Forgivable Loans
• M4.8 Quake Hits Death Valley; No Reported Damage
• Southern California Air Quality Even Worse With Extreme Heat, Wildfires
• A 14,000-Year-Old Puppy, Whose Perfectly Preserved Body Was Found In Russia, Munched On A Woolly Rhino For Last Meal
• 9 More People Shot Across New York City As Spike In Gun Violence Continues
• NASCAR's Kyle Larson To AP On Slur: 'I Was Just Ignorant'
• Aurora Adds Additional Investigators Into Death of Elijah McClain
• Trump Campaign, Republican National Committee Sue N.J. Gov. Phil Murphy Over Vote-By-Mail Executive Order
• Philadelphia Police: Anthony Cromwell Wanted In Attempted Murder Of Undercover Narcotics Officer
• Colorado Woman Sentenced To 35 Years After Running Over Her Boyfriend
• Philadelphia School District Put Health At Risk By Rushing Renovation Project After Asbestos Found At 2 Schools: Report
• CPD Needs Community's Help In Finding Assailants In Child Shootings, Police Officials Say
• Pitt Cracks Down After Reports Of Large Parties
• UM-Duluth Faculty Threaten To Teach Classes Online If Administrators Don't Better Prepare For COVID-19
• Bob Wallace, Baltimore's Independent Candidate For Mayor, Says He's 'In This Race To Win'
• Girl Scouts Introduces French Toast-Inspired Cookie
• Renaissance Festival Cancels, Saying 'We Are Profoundly Disappointed'
• Placer County Drops Off California's Coronavirus Watch List
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Board Member Says Anthony Hamlet Is Not The Superintendent To Move District Forward
• Six-Day Streak Of Slight Increases In LA County Gas Price Ends
• West Virginia Attorney General Sues Walmart, CVS Over Opioid Pill Flood
• Vehicle Of Interest Identified In Natick Hit-And-Run
• Mold Fungus Forces Recall Of Medical Marijuana Product In Florida
• Grichuk Hits 2 HRs As Blue Jays Beat Orioles 5-2 For Sweep
• Temple University Reports 2 Coronavirus Cases As College Prepares To Open For In-Person Classes
• Frozen Shrimp Recalled Over Salmonella Concerns; Products Include Costco's Kirkland Brand
• Suspected Serial Rapist David Thomas Hawkins Arrested, Returned To Dallas 35 Years After Alleged Crimes
• Man In His 90s Contracts EEE In Plymouth County
• A Police Officer Rescued Abandoned Litter Of Kittens; Now All Five Have Found Loving Homes
• Former FBI lawyer pleads guilty in first criminal charge from Durham probe
• 'Hi This Is Cher': Singer Inquires About Post Office Volunteering To Ease Mail Backlog, Gets Rejected
• Jason Lewis Accuses USPS Of 'Incompetency' After Walz Fundraising Mail Allegedly Delivered To Him
• Northern Trust Course 'Keeps You A Little Bit Off-Balance,' Says Dottie Pepper About TPC Boston
• Florida Chief Justice Charles Canady Apologizes To Law Grads For Last-Minute Bar Exam Cancellation
• Multiple Injuries After Crash In Forward Township
• Elementary School In Ontario Closed For 2 Weeks After Teacher Tests Positive For COVID-19
• New York Couple Charged In Violent Attack Of 17-Year-Old Sesame Place Employee Who Reminded Them To Wear Masks
• COVID-19 Test Site Opens in Oakland's Chinatown With Services in 12 Languages
• Biden Boom From Democratic National Convention Giving Wilmington Businesses Slammed By Pandemic 'Hope'
• Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Onions Growing
• Phillipe Cunningham's Mother Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Maryland Historical Society Holding Virtual Event To Mark 100th Anniversary Of Women's Suffrage
• Jake Butt's Comeback Continues, Lloyd Cushenberry Earning First-Team Reps At Broncos Training Camp
• Boston Public Garden Lagoon To Be Drained And Refilled After 20 Ducks Die
• As Baltimore Trash, Recycling Pickup Delays Overwhelm Workers, City Officials Urge Patience
• University Of Pittsburgh To Extend Remote Learning Through September 14
• FDA rejects what could become the world's most expensive drug
• Notre Dame coronavirus cases surge to 222
• Joe Exotic's 'Tiger King' Big Cat Zoo Closing To Public For Good, New Owner Says
• Trump slams GOP senators for calling hearing with postmaster general
• Ocasio-Cortez explains why she nominated Sanders in DNC speech
• Mobile Preschool Available In Denver's Globeville And Elyria-Swansea Neighborhoods
• Newsom: San Francisco Could Exit Watch List This Week, Reopen For In-Person Schooling Soon
• Newsom: State Will 'Meet The Moment' In Face Of Wildfire, Energy Challenges
• FDA Issues Frozen Shrimp Recall Over Salmonella Concerns; Products Include Costco's Kirkland Brand
• Illinois COVID-19 Cases Jump To 2,295
• Secret Videos Can't Be Used In Robert Kraft Massage Case, Court Rules
• 'The Overall Trend Is A Gradual Decline': Dallas County Reports 399 More Coronavirus Cases, 5 Deaths
• West Nile Virus Detected In Mosquitoes In Weld County
• Wildfires: San Jose State University Halts Online Classes
• Corey Crawford's Future In Doubt As Blackhawks Face Uncertainty
• Pine Gulch Fire Creates Its Own Lightning Show
• DNC chair accuses Trump of trying to "sabotage" voting
• McKinley Elementary School Building In East Chicago, Indiana Shut Down After Staffers Test Positive For COVID-19
• Trump Supporters Planning Boat Parade At Horsetooth Reservoir Thursday
• Man Found Fatally Shot On Sidewalk In San Francisco's Tenderloin Overnight
• Hand Grenade Found At Used Book Store In Frederick
• 16 Diagnosed With Coronavirus In Latest Outbreak At A Yolo County Senior Facility
• Grandfather Dies After Brutal Beating In Lancaster Grocery Store
• 'I Wish I Had A Mom': Teen In Foster Care Demonstrates Incredible Hope And Resilience
• Fans Won't Be Allowed At Navy-BYU Football Game Due To Coronavirus, Navy Says
• Dolphins LB Vince Biegel Tears Achilles Tendon At Practice
• Information Sought About Plane that flew Under The Mackinac Bridge
• Boston Bruins Will Most Likely Play Tampa Bay Lightning In Second Round Of Playoffs
• Collin County Judge Chris Hill Adds Disclaimer To Coronavirus Dashboard Saying County Has 'No Confidence In The Data'
• A Chippewa County Man Charged with Killing Ex-girlfriend, 3 Others
• Obama to deliver Democratic convention speech in Philadelphia
• Pine Gulch Fire Burning Near Grand Junction Is Now 2nd Largest Fire In Colorado History
• Suspect Arrested In Deadly Downtown Sacramento Hit-And-Run
• Wildfire Smoke Prompts Closure Of Hayward COVID-19 Testing Site
• Llama, Llama, Lemonade Stand Drama For Vail Police
• Whitmer Announces Michigan Will Give An Extra $300 A Week In Unemployment
• Onion Recall: Nearly 900 Sickened By Salmonella Outbreak In 47 States
• Hasbro Recalls Around 52,900 Super Soakers For Lead Levels
• Parents With Kids Learning At Home May Be Eligible For Paid Leave If They Don't Have Childcare
• Britney Spears Asks Court To Remove Her Father As Court-Appointed Conservator
• Joe Exotic's zoo closing to the public
• Scarce Coronavirus Vaccine Should Go To Frontline Health Workers First, Johns Hopkins Experts Recommend In New Report
• Payless Shoe Stores Plan To Reopen 300 Stores; Move HQ To Miami
• Florida Keys Restaurants Get To Stay Open An Hour Later
• 'They Are Killing Us': Mother Of Antwon Rose II Advocates For Police Reform Bills In Public Hearing
• Brooks Koepka Withdraws From The Northern Trust At TPC Boston
• Police: Teen Fatally Stabbed By Older Brother Was Davant Coppage
• Missing St. Paul Man Found Safe In Pine County
• 3 Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Given Notices Of Violation After Coronavirus Compliance Checks
• White House declines to say whether Trump will accept election results
• Slaveholder Douglas' Statue To Be Removed From Capitol Lawn
• 'Left Behind' Shoes Campaign Spotlights Pedestrians Killed In Vehicle Accidents
• High Blood Pressure In Pregnancy Linked With 'More Bothersome' Hot Flashes During Menopause, Study Finds
• Grizzly Creek Fire Grows To 28,000+ Acres In Glenwood Canyon
• LNU Lightning Complex Fires: Wildfire Razes Spanish Flat Mobile Villa; Homes Destroyed, Residents Flee To Safety
• Deputies Open Fire In Compton, No Injuries
• Parts Of E. Fayette Street Will Temporarily Close Friday, Saturday For Roadway Art Painting
• Carmel Fire Burns Over 700 Acres; Retired Firefighter Could Lose Home Second Time
• McKinney Police Searching For Suspects Caught On-Camera Rifling Through Unlocked Cars
• Gov. Wolf Renews Opioid Disaster Declaration For 11th Time
• Immanuel Humes Charged In 6-Year-Old Daughter's Murder In Suitland
• Target Sales Surge As Americans Lean On Big Box Stores During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Pet Scam: New Hampshire AG Warns About Fake Internet Listings For Purebred Puppies, Kittens
• Robert Jacobson, 83, Drowns After Falling Off Boat On Granite Lake
• Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Onions Sickens Nearly 900 In 47 States
• Dolan Fire In Big Sur Grows To 2,500 Acres
• Police: 26-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times In North Philadelphia
• Rock Steady The Cat Is Up For Adoption At The MDSPCA
• Race For Massachusetts' 4th Congressional District: Jake Auchinloss
• South Lake Tahoe Approves $100 Fines For Mask Violations
• Supreme Court to hear arguments in Obamacare case a week after election
• Air Quality In Your Area
• Report: NFL May Allow Artificial Crowd Noise In Stadiums This Year
• LNU Lightning Complex Fires: 124,000 Acres, Nearly 200 Structures Burned; I-80 Reopens
• South Holland License Branch Shuts Down After Worker Tests For COVID-19
• Teachers, State Argue Over School Reopening As COVID-19 Deaths Surpass 10,000 In Florida
• Chief: 5 Fires In Pennsylvania's Capital 'Intentionally Set'
• River Fire: Evacuations, Unhealthy Air In Monterey County As Wildfire Grows To 10,000 Acres
• Virginia Woman Convicted After 100 Dead, Sick Animals Found In Home
• State Lawmakers, Area Residents Rally To Keep Bronzeville's Mercy Hospital Open
• LNU Lightning Complex: Walbridge Fire Grows To 1,500 Acres; 10,000 Evacuate Near Russian River
• Gas Prices Holding Steady In Maryland
• CDC Expands List Of Contaminated Red, White, Yellow And Sweet Onions
• Families React To Bloomington School Board's Decision To Shift To All Online
• Officers Are Finding Sierra Roadways Littered With Garbage
• Pharmacists In Texas & Every Other U.S. State Can Now Give Childhood Vaccinations
• Lincoln-Way School District Will Do Remote Learning, Bradley-Bourbonnais Begins In-Person Classes
• 'Horrific Accident': Maine 16-Year-Old Fatally Shoots Himself During Video Chat
• CZU Lightning Complex Fires: New Evacuations In Santa Cruz County; Thousands Flee, 25K Acres Burned
• California Staves Off More Power Outages Amid Heat Wave
• Britney Spears doesn't want dad as conservator
• 'History Of Abusing This Community': Commerce City Mayor Expresses Frustration With Suncor
• 115 Denver Businesses Cited For Violation Of Face Mask Order, Public Health Order
• 24-Year-Old San Leandro Man Found Fatally Stabbed In Car
• Detailed Plans In Place For Careful Removal Of Virginia's Robert E. Lee Statue
• 'An Unprecedented 166 Days': Los Angeles Zoo Will Reopen Aug. 26
• Universities Prepare For Thousands Of Students Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Lightfoot, CPS Announce Changes To School Resource Officer Program Wednesday
• Grand Prairie Fire: Weather Satellite Shows Smoke Moving South Across Tarrant, Johnson, Hood and Somervell Counties In Texas
• February Football? Massachusetts Establishes Fall High School Sports Guidelines
• Defiant church linked to worrying new COVID surge in South Korea
• Police: Armed Man Barricaded Inside East Baltimore Home; No Danger To The Community
• Dallas Police Find 15-Year-Old William Carr
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Reaches Grim Milestone Of More Than 10,000 Total Deaths
• Apple Becomes 1st U.S. Company Worth $2 Trillion
• Maryland Applies For Additional $300 Per Week In Federal Unemployment Benefits
• Robinson Man Pleads Guilty To Downloading And Uploading Child Pornography On The Dark Web
• Pennsylvanians Collecting Unemployment Will Soon Get Additional Funds Under Trump's Executive Order
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Record Number Of COVID-19 Tests Administered, Highest Number Of Deaths Since June
• COVID-19 Arts & Culture Relief Fund Helps Showcase Local Artists, Keep Space Open During Pandemic
• 2021 Pennsylvania Farm Show To Be Held Virtually
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 570 New Coronavirus Cases, Increasing Statewide Total To 126,149
• Trump Jr. appeared in promo for gun company tied to polygamous group
• Miami Weather: Summer Storms In The Afternoon, Tracking Two Waves In Atlantic
• Trump says he'd be in favor of Goodyear boycott
• Jackknifed Tractor-Trailer Shut Down Lanes Of I-95 North In Baltimore County
• Trump Re-Election Campaign Sues New Jersey To Stop Vote-By-Mail Plan
• Fort Worth Police Searching For Man Who Robbed, Carjacked Woman At Gunpoint
• Texas 10 Most Wanted Fugitive, Aryan Brotherhood Gang Member Arrested In Arkansas
• Bethlehem Canceling Halloween Parade Over Social Distancing Concerns
• Sweltering Inland, Mountain Communities Hit By Thunderstorms
• Body Of Capsized Boat's Skipper Recovered From Detroit River, Pastor Still Missing
• Somerville, Medford Residents Protest Reopening Plan Outside Tufts President's Home
• Patriots Training Camp Takeaways: Kyle Dugger Continues To Shine On Defense
• Universal Orlando Offers Florida Residents 'Epic' Ticket Deal To Lure Them Back
• COVID appears to be spreading faster in India than any other nation
• Apple becomes first U.S. public company to be worth $2 trillion
• Sheriff: Infant Dies At Otter Tail County Resort
• U.S. Customs Bags Truck With More Than Half-Ton Of Marijuana In Port Huron
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 27 New Coronavirus Cases; Today's Percent Positivity At Just 3 Percent
• Study: Honey May Be Better At Treating Coughs And Colds Than Over-The-Counter Meds
• Target shares jump after sales hit all-time high
• Poll: Most Americans Embarrassed By US Response To Coronavirus
• Victims face Golden State Killer ahead of sentencing
• Why Jill Biden is confident her husband will win the election
• Why is the stock market hitting records when unemployment is 10%?
• Making room for Republicans at Democratic National Convention
• Wilson Elementary School Notifies Parents Someone On Campus Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Second Suspect Charged For Burning Providence Cruiser During Protests
• Carnival Cruises Hacked; Guest, Worker Information Compromised
• Pope warns against any prospect that rich would get priority for virus vaccine
• Far-right candidate wins Florida GOP House primary
• Bruins One Of Four Teams Looking To Advance In NHL Playoffs On Wednesday
• Dozens of wildfires burn across California amid blistering heat wave
• Pharmacists in all 50 states can now give childhood vaccinations
• Study: Honey May Be Better At Treating Coughs, Colds Than Over-The-Counter Medicines
• More Than 15,000 Voters Request Absentee Ballots Online In West Virginia
• Baltimore Mayor Says President Trump Is Trying To 'Disrupt' Mail-In Ballots For Election
• New England Living: Dr. Rudolph Tanzi Discusses Dramatic Breakthroughs In Alzheimer's Research
• Maryland Residents, Visitors Can Text 911 For Emergencies Starting Thursday
• Some North Texas Students/Parents Struggling With Virtual Learning As School Year Begins
• Swiss town dusted in chocolate from Lindt factory mishap
• Adoption Exchange's Family Support Gives Families Much Needed Tools
• Cooking With Rania: Spicy Peach and Burrata Caprese Salad
• Flames Erupt As FedEx Plane Makes Hard Landing At LAX After Mechanical Issue
• LeBron James, Lakers Don Altered MAGA Hats In Playoff Game To Honor Breonna Taylor
• Why anger in Belarus has boiled over, and what happens next?
• Atilis Gym In Bellmawr Fined More Than $130,000 After Repeatedly Defying Gov. Murphy's COVID-19 Closure Order
• Former Bronco Ryan Harris Talks The Importance Of Adoption
• COVID-19 Tuition Assistance At TCU
• Local Service Matches People With Disabilities With Caregiver Roommates
• COVID-19 Cases On The TCU Campus
• Why Is The Plague Still A Thing In 2020? And Are You At Risk Of Getting It?
• Police Declare 15 Hour-Long Protest Outside Of Mayor Peduto's Home 'Unlawful Assembly'
• Bill Belichick Sounds Open To QB Platoon: 'If It Helps Us Win, I Would Consider Anything'
• "Cheers" bar in Boston set to close permanently
• Dallas Police Seek Help Identifying Suspect Who Cashed $8,600 In Hot Checks
• Denver Weather: Staying Hot But Not As Dry. Rain Is Possible!
• 2 Men Indicted In Connection To Armed Robberies In The Twin Cities
• VIDEO: Rhode Island Promotes State Appetizer Calamari In DNC Roll Call Vote
• Preserving history during a pandemic
• San Francisco Police Release Surveillance Video Of Suspects Vandalizing Armenian School
• New Video Shows Suspects In Bronx Baseball Bat Attack
• Attorneys For R. Kelly To Meet With Federal Judge In Brooklyn
• Missing Isanti County Boy Found Safe, Family Says
• 'Tiger King' Zoo In Oklahoma Closes After Feds Suspend Its License
• Maine CDC Warns Coronavirus 'Lurking' After Wedding Outbreak
• Girl Scouts Announce New Cookie Flavor
• Mali coup leaders vow to hold elections as history repeats itself
• PTL Links: August 19, 2020
• Lillard, No. 8 Seed Blazers Shock Lakers In Game 1 Of Playoffs
• Girl Scouts Unveil New French Toast-Flavored Cookie
• Crescent Township Police Warn Residents About PayPal Scam
• Maryland Weather: Heavy Rains Could Move Through Wednesday Morning
• Roblox "condo game" hack exposes kids to nudity, graphic sex acts
• George Floyd Case: New Video Shows Officer Believed Floyd Was On Drugs
• Pennsylvania State Police: Two Lanes On I-95 Closed After Man Fatally Struck By Vehicle
• Handmade Arcade Going Virtual In 2020
• Will David Pastrnak Play In Game 5 As Bruins Look To Eliminate Hurricanes?
• Golden Knights Win Game 5, Blackhawks Out
• Could COVID reverse trends and drive a teen pregnancy boom in Japan?
• Illinois State Representatives To Join Community, Staff At Mercy Hospital Rally
• Democrats formally nominate Joe Biden and more DNC highlights
• Back To School: DIY Field Trips In Minnesota
• New Hampshire To Accept President Trump's Plan To Extend Unemployment
• Declaring Victory, Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle To Create Task Force To Examine Criminal Justice System
• Massachusetts Student Featured In National Google Doodle Competition
• Coronavirus Stresses Connections For Youth In Foster Care
• Dr. Rob Danoff Gives Tips As Parents Prepare For Children To Begin School
• LeBron James wears modified MAGA hat to back Breonna Taylor's cause
• Hampton-Shaler Water Authority Asking Residents To Conserve Water Due To Water Main Break
• State attorneys general sue Trump administration over USPS changes
• Man convicted in murder of Michael Jordan's father gets parole date
• Target's Sales Soar As Americans Take On Home Projects During Pandemic
• Suspect pleads not guilty in killing of Jam Master Jay
• Large coronavirus outbreak linked to wedding in Maine
• Notre Dame suspends in-person classes after virus cases surge
• A Look At How Businesses Are Being Scrutinized To Ensure They're Following Chicago's COVID-19 Operating Rules
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny And Pleasant Weather Expected On Wednesday
• Chicago Police Note Steep Drop In Investigatory Stops Since COVID-19 Pandemic Began
• Kenta Maeda's No-Hitter Ends In 9th; Twins Beat Brewers 4-3 In 12
• New York Weather: Wednesday 8/19 CBS2 Morning Weather Headlines
• Top national cybersecurity talks about how to protect the elections
• Sheriff barely wins primary vs. predecessor fired after Parkland
• Firefighters Rescue Person From Burning Building In Atlantic City
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Skies Ahead
• Flames Destroy RV As Fire Spreads To Home In Milton
• National Retail Federation Expecting Consumer Spending Increase As Back To School Gets Underway
• Fire Damages Apartment Building, Popular Deli In Glenside
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: SF Woman Delivers Emotional Convention Speech; Defiant San Jose Salon Owner; Racist Mask Rant In Dolores Park
• Alabama news anchors throw banana at Black Harlem Globetrotter
• Police Searching For Suspect After Woman Shot, Killed In Hunting Park
• Michigan State Moves Classes Online, Tells Dorm Residents To Stay Home
• Penn Trafford School District Changes Back To School Plan For High School Students
• Wednesday's Child: 14-Year-Old Matthew
• Housing Authority And Comcast Provide Free Internet Service For Families
• Customs Seizes More Than $200,000 Worth Of Vaping Products Headed For Western Pennsylvania
• Amazon Hiring More Than 1,500 People In Pittsburgh
• Pa. Attorney General Says Some Public Schools Not Properly Checking Child Abuse Database
• Fire Resources Spread Thin As Napa Wildfire Explodes In Size Forcing Mandatory Evacuations
• Traffic Stop Leads To Drug Bust In New Castle
• State Rep. Matt Dowling Proposes Bill Increasing Capacity Limits For Catering & Event Venues
• Cluster Of 7 Small Quakes Rattle Mendocino County
• Wednesday's Show Info (8/19/20)
• Cleveland Hits Walk-Off Home Run In 10th Inning, Pirates Lose 6-3
• Indiana Borough Leaders Decide More Feedback Is Needed On Ordinance That Would Fine People Not Wearing Masks
• Nimmo's 3 Hits, 2 RBIs Paces Mets To Win Over Marlins
• Blue Jays Beat Orioles 8-7 In 10th After Blowing 4-Run Lead

Videos from August 19, 2020

• Kamala Harris says "we have got to do the work" after accepting historic VP nomination
• Obama gives scathing rebuke of Trump in forceful endorsement of Biden at DNC
• Warren at DNC: "our economic system has been rigged to give bailouts to billionaires"
• Kamala Harris to accept VP nomination at DNC
• Pelosi at DNC says Democrats' "guiding focus" must be "fighting for the people"
• Hillary Clinton at DNC: "I wish Donald Trump had been a better president"
• Trio of firsts to speak at third night of DNC
• Julián Castro: There should be more diverse voices at DNC
• 8/19: Red and Blue
• Extreme heat wave hits West Coast as Midwest cleans up from derecho storm
• Trump says QAnon supporters are "people that love our country"
• Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms on the historic moment with Kamala Harris on Democratic ticket
• Georgia teachers bring the "cool" in back to school with viral music video
• Turning out the Black vote amid the coronavirus pandemic
• Protests held in Belarus amid claims president rigged election
• Texas schools' reopening making frontline workers concerned
• Universities halt in-person classes after coronavirus outbreaks on campuses
• Trump slams McConnell over scheduling of postmaster general hearing
• Kamala Harris inspires women of color as first on major party ticket
• Kamala Harris to accept VP nomination on day 3 of Democratic National Convention
• Out-of-control California wildfires prompt state of emergency
• CBS Evening News, August 19, 2020
• South Carolina's Marion Kimpson one of the "rising stars" at DNC
• Childhood friend of Kamala Harris reflects on her groundbreaking nomination
• Apple becomes first U.S. public company worth $2 trillion
• What to expect from the third night of the Democratic National Convention
• Universities change fall plans amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Democrats formally nominate Joe Biden for president
• Local Matters: Biden puts Delaware in the national spotlight
• Rising support for Biden-Harris from liberal voters
• U.S. Postal Service pauses controversial changes ahead of election
• Democrats bring together party stalwarts and up-and-coming leaders to nominate Joe Biden
• Trump administration imposes new restrictions on Huawei
• Belarus on the brink as "Europe's last dictator" stands his ground in face of protests
• Democrats feature prominent female voices at convention
• DNC chairman Tom Perez weighs in on the Biden-Harris ticket
• Activist and author Erin Brockovich on her new book, "Superman's Not Coming"
• Preserving history during a pandemic
• Colleges face financial strain as students defer their fall semester start
• Former Obama senior adviser Valerie Jarrett on the impact of the 2020 DNC
• Belarus protests sparked by "fraudulent" election demand end to president's 26-year rule
• Dozens of wildfires burn across California, threatening homes and forcing thousands to evacuate
• Jill Biden says Joe Biden "has the character to lead us forward" after DNC nomination
• Democrats formally nominate Joe Biden for presidency after unconventional roll call
• Joe Biden officially becomes the Democratic nominee for president
• Hillary Clinton to speak at Democratic National Convention tonight