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Articles from August 20, 2020

• Evacuees Face Wrenching Choices as They Flee Expanding CZU Lightning Complex Fire
• Wildfire Smoke Causes Dangerous Air Quality Levels In Sacramento Region
• Healdsburg Residents Flee Advancing Walbridge Fire
• Lightning-Sparked Blazes Test Limits of Cal Fire Resources
• Trout Gets Another Up-And-In Heater From SF Pitcher In Loss
• Pasadena PD Releases Video From Fatal Police Shooting, Protesters Call For Release Of Officers' Names
• Flores, Yastrzemski Lead Giants in 10-5 Win Over Angels
• Man, Woman Killed, Toddler Wounded in 2 Separate Vallejo Shootings
• 'I Will Never Be The Same Person': Ex-Wife Of Golden State Killer Submits Victim Impact Statement
• Northern California Grantmakers - Wildfire Response
• Adoption Impacts A Lot Of Lives, Including Former Bronco Tyler Polumbus
• Union Workers, Daughter Of Employee Who Died From COVID-19 Sue Riverside Hospital Over Alleged Failings
• Biden Vows to Unite Country During Somber Acceptance Speech at Democratic Convention Finale
• Evacuations Ordered As Crews Battle Fast-Growing Blaze In Tuolumne County
• Slugging A's Beat D-Backs for 8th Straight Home Win
• 'Everything Is Burned Down': Solano County Family Loses Home To LNU Lightning Complex Fire
• Orange County DA Removed From Sex Assault Case Against Newport Beach Surgeon, Girlfriend
• At Least 4 Dead, Hundreds Of Structures Destroyed, 215,000 Acres Burned In Northern California
• Claremont Fire In Plumas County Prompts Evacuations In Quincy
• Slugging A's Beat D-Backs 5-1 For Eighth Straight Home Win
• Bulls Move Up To Fourth Spot In NBA Draft Lottery
• Park Ranger Unaccounted For After Water Rescue At Horsetooth Reservoir
• Republic FC Kickstart Program
• Investigation Underway After Citrus Heights Church Vandalized With Hate Symbol
• Grizzly Creek Fire: 'Good Soaker' Helps Crews Limit Growth Thursday
• Rangers Give Up 4th Grand Slam To Padres In 4 Games While Getting Swept
• Chicago Weather: Hot Trend Ahead
• Biden Accepts Democratic Presidential Nomination, Vowing To Unite The Country
• AMC Theatres Reopen In Chicago And Elsewhere With Pandemic Precautions
• Lone Tree Girl Scouts Create Personal Protective Equipment For Teachers And Students
• UConn, Syracuse University Students Admonished For Not Following Coronavirus Safety Protocols
• Changes Coming To The WBZ Anchor Desk On Monday
• Utility Customers Across Area Experiencing Sticker Shock As Bills Skyrocket
• Teachers Demand Switch To Remote Learning At Chicago Archdiocese Schools Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Joe Biden Supporters Flock To Carrie Blast Furnaces To Watch Former VP Accept Democratic Presidential Nomination
• Hundreds Protest NYC Schools Reopening At Brooklyn Protest
• Trotz's Islanders Eliminate Capitals With Win In Game 5
• LNU Lightning Complex: At Least 4 Dead, Hundreds Of Structures Destroyed, 215,000 Acres Burned
• DPS Board Approves Bond & Mill Levy On November Ballot Totaling $827 Million
• Voter Reminder: Late Mail-In Ballots Won't Be Counted So Don't Sit On It Come November
• Lawsuit Alleges Chipotle Is Keeping The Change Instead Of Returning It To Customers
• Girl Scouts Announce Their Latest Cookie For the 2021 Year
• Joe Biden Accepts Democratic Presidential Nomination, Calls For Unity & End To 'Chapter Of American Darkness'
• 4 Injured In Crash Involving Dirt Bike In East Baltimore, Police Say
• South Florida's Next Reopening Phase Hinges On Continued Decline Of COVID-19 Positivity Rate
• More Than One Million Americans Filed Unemployment Last Week
• Biden Accepts Democratic Presidential Nomination, Vowing To Unite The Country
• Cotton Masks Won't Protect From Wildfire Smoke That Can Worsen COVID-19 Symptoms, Doctors Warn
• 13-Year-Old Boy Shot In The Neck In Southwest Baltimore, Police Say
• State of Michigan Proposes a $600,000 Deal To Compensate Resident Harmed By The Flint Water Crisis
• Woman Killed, Child, Man Injured In MTA Light Rail Crash In Downtown Baltimore
• Colorado Political Analysts Look Ahead To Second Night Of Democratic National Convention
• Pilot Killed Fighting Wildfire Leaves Grieving Family
• Bowling Alleys, Fitness Centers and Movies Theaters May Open Soon In Michigan
• Red Sox Hand Orioles 5th Straight Loss 7-1 Behind Eovaldi
• Coast Guard, Good Samaritans Rescue Six People From Boat Fire Near Ocean City, Maryland
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 29 Bars, Restaurants Linked To COVID-19 Outbreaks
• Harper Woods Deputy Police Chief Fired For Concealing Evidence in the Death of Pricilla Slater
• 2 Members Of Mets Organization Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Latest: 2 New Deaths Among Marylanders In Their 20s Amid Concerns About Spread Among The Young, School Reopenings
• 37-Year-Old Raymond Lee Bailey Faces First Degree Murder In Sumpter Township Quadruple Slayings
• Artscape To Kick Off Virtually Friday; Runs Through Sunday
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Depression 14 Close To Becoming Tropical Storm
• Evacuations Ordered In San Joaquin County As SCU Lightning Complex Fires Continue To Grow
• Michigan Election Officials Plan for Absentee Voting in November
• Good Question: What Is Cultural Appropriation?
• Feds To Seek Death Sentence For Boston Marathon Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
• Detroit Teachers Look To Strike If Safety Negotiations Aren't Settled
• LNU Lightning Complex Fire Updates: Four Dead, Hundreds Of Structures Destroyed
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional COVID-19 Deaths
• Live Updates From CBS News: 2020 Democratic National Convention, Night 4
• First Night Of Democratic National Convention Kicks Off With 'Unity' Theme
• Pelosi Endorses Kennedy Over 'Green New Deal' Co-Author in Senate Primary
• Trotz's Islanders Eliminate Capitals With 4-0 Win In Game 5
• Shane Bieber Strikes Out 11 As Streaking Indians Blank Pirates
• Dedham Family's Weekly Pizza Night Raises Money For Local Charities
• Williams Fork Fire Shows Little Growth After 2 Days Of Storms
• José Berríos, Twins Take Series From Brewers With 7-1 Win
• Sen. Duckworth Says Joe Biden Would Stand Up For Service Members And Families, Calls President Trump 'Coward In Chief'
• Man Killed In Pedestrian-Involved Crash, Baltimore Police Say
• People Making A Difference: Rancho Santa Margarita Teens Create Online Tutoring Program
• King Soopers Announces COVID-19 Testing At Clinic Locations In Colorado
• Butler County Humane Society Dog Finally Finds Forever Home After Nearly 2 Years
• Remembering State Trooper Ted Foss, Inspiration Behind 'Move Over' Law
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Depression 13 Likely To Become Tropical Storm By Weekend
• CZU Lightning Complex Fires: Mandatory Evacuations For UC Santa Cruz, San Mateo County Communities
• Chico Teacher Arrested On Suspicion Of Sexually Assaulting Student
• Tiger Woods, A Pandemic, An Empty Course -- A Front-Row Seat When Nobody Else Is Watching
• Minneapolis Seeks New Home For Police's 3rd Precinct After Destruction During George Floyd Unrest
• Dallas ISD To Have Only Online Classes At Least First 4 Weeks Of School Beginning September 8
• Commissioner Danielle Outlaw, Police Join Prayer Walk In North Philadelphia In Response To Gun Violence Crisis
• Democratic National Convention: Howard Chou Announces Colorado's Votes During Virtual Roll Call
• West Virginia Child Has Rare Immune System Condition Associated With Coronavirus
• 3 At Frisco High School Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Where Are Cal Fire Resources Going?
• LAPD Reports Additional Employees Have Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Minneapolis Police Chief Arradondo: 'The Tide Is Not Turing As Quickly As I'd Like To See It Turn'
• Transportation Service Company Looking To Hire 15 Truck Drivers
• NYPD Disciplinary Records Going Back 35 Years Now Available Online
• University Of Maryland Creates Dashboard Designed To Track COVID-19 Testing
• 'Blessing In Disguise': Denver Police And Sobriety Court Program Help People Give Back Through Community Service
• FDA Approves World's First Fully Transparent Surgical Mask
• Gov. Cuomo Extends Moratorium On Commercial Evictions Into September
• Timberwolves Win NBA Draft Lottery, Rights To No. 1 Pick
• 29-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In West Powelton, Philly Police Say
• 'Figuring This Out': Gov. Polis Tours Campus As Kids Head Back To Cherry Creek Schools
• California Delays Endangered Species Status For Joshua Trees
• NBA Lottery: Golden State Warriors Awarded No. 2 Pick In 2020 NBA Draft
• Flyers' Matt Niskanen Suspended For Game 6 For Cross-Checking Canadiens' Brendan Gallagher
• Judge Clears Way For Manhattan DA To Get Trump Tax Records
• Wildfire Smoke Creating Problems For COVID-19 Patients, At-Risk Residents
• National Weather Service Confirms Tornado Touched Down In Monmouth County, New Jersey
• Lyft, Uber Granted Reprieve Over Driver Ruling, Avert California Shutdown
• Steph, Ayesha Curry Appear At DNC To Endorse Joe Biden For President
• 'Now I Have Nothing': Solano County Woman Loses Animals, Livelihood In LNU Lightning Complex Fires
• Police: Woman Killed, Man Fighting For Life After Brewerytown Double Shooting
• Tuition Insurance Can Help College Students Who Withdraw Due To Coronavirus Get Refund
• After Boating Accidents, Crowding, Gloucester Steps Up Water Patrols
• OC Reports 23 COVID-19 Fatalities, 429 New Cases; Moves Closer To Being Taken Off State's Watch List
• 81-Year-Old Editor Stepping Down At Prominent SF Black Newspaper After More Than 4 Decades
• LAUSD Students And Parents Deal With First Day Of Online Learning Frustrations
• Vacaville Residents Wait To Return Home After Not Seeing Homes After Evacuation
• Woodward Fire In Point Reyes National Seashore Grows To 2,000 Acres
• Phillies Blow 7-Run Lead, Embarrassed By Blue Jays In Doubleheader Loss
• 'I Think Experience Is Really Going To Matter': North Texas Congressman Marc Veasey Believes Joe Biden Can Unite A Divided Nation
• Oakland-Based Nonprofit Helping Bridge Digital Divide In Native American Tribal Lands
• Marin County Youth Sports Programs Resuming Within COVID-19 Guidelines
• Grizzly Creek Fire: 'Days Not Weeks' To Reopen I-70 In Glenwood Canyon
• UC Davis Veterinary Hospital Caring For Animals Burned In Wildfires
• Rancho Cucamonga Pilot Killed In Helicopter Crash Near Fresno While Battling Wildfire
• Goats Let Loose In Frick Park To Munch Away On Invasive Plants, Help Restore Clayton Hill Area
• La Salle Opts For Almost Entirely Remote Instruction For Fall Semester
• Child Advocacy Groups Expect Reports Of Abuse To Rise As North Texas Kids Go Back To School
• New Legislation Would Require More Oversight Of Shared Moped Companies Like Revel
• 'I Would Just Like To Have A Family': Thousands Seek To Adopt 9-Year-Old Boy After Seeing His Heartbreaking Plea For New Family
• Solano County Woman Loses Animals, Livelihood In LNU Lightning Complex Fires
• Fairfield Evacuation Orders Lifted, But Residents Remain Alert
• Attempted Kidnapping: Fort Collins Police Looking For Man In Gray Minivan
• An Exclusive Look At The 'Game Changing' Saliva COVID Test Developed At The University Of Illinois
• 17 St. Olaf College Students Suspended, 50 In Quarantine After COVID-19 Exposure At Off-Campus Party
• Tree Falls On Two Cars Parked At San Francisco DMV Office
• State Points To 'Devastating Impacts' If Schools Not Open
• Coronavirus Impact: High School Football Is Back In New Jersey, But Safety Is Top Priority On Everyone's Mind
• 1 Person Injured, Left Lying In 'Middle Of The Street' In Palms Shooting
• SCU Lightning Complex: New Evacuations In Santa Clara, San Joaquin Counties; Nearly 140K Acres Burned
• Dallas Love Field Custodian Reunites Envelope Containing $4,000 With Distracted Traveler
• How To Create A 'Clean Room' At Home To Filter Out Smoke
• 'I Found An Oasis': Teen Is Finally Able To Relax In Adoption
• 2 Suspects Arrested, 1 Sought In Hollywood Attack, Robbery Involving YouTube Star Eden The Doll
• Customers Fume Over PSEG Long Island's Response To Tropical Storm Isaias In Day-Long Hearing
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Pushing To Change Visitation Policies At Long-Term Care Facilities
• 'We Need To Work': Outdoor Crews Persevere Despite Scorching Temperatures
• Russian opposition leader is in a coma, allegedly poisoned by toxic tea
• Rapid Response Coronavirus Testing Program To Be Available For Massachusetts Schools
• Evacuations Ordered As Crews Battle Fast-Growing Blaze In Tuolumne County
• Republican national security officials back Biden
• COVID Enforcement Team Aims To Curb Infection Rates In Revere
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Most Americans support more funding for Postal Service to handle mail-in ballots, poll finds
• New CDC Study Says 25% Of Young People Have Considered Suicide During Pandemic, There Is Help In North Texas
• After A Gary K-9 Officer Is Poisoned, Community Raises Funds To Purchase, Train New Dog
• Judge Grants Stay Hours After Lyft Threatens To Suspend Service In California At Midnight Thursday
• Castle Rock Man Arrested In Connection With Federal Border Wall Fraud Case
• Wisconsin Election Officials: Kanye West Off Presidential Ballot
• Grizzly Creek Fire: Pictures Show How Close Flames Burned At Hanging Lake
• Playgrounds Are Closed Due To COVID-19, So Why Are Some Of Them Packed?
• Minnesota Twins Place Buxton, Garver On Growing Injured List
• Police Investigating Robbery At Stockton Post Office
• Non-Profit Help USA Providing High Speed Internet For Students Attending Online Classes In Temporary Homeless Shelters
• Sheriff: Staff Puts Out Fire At Kandiyohi County Jail
• Bensalem Police Asking For Public's Help Locating Missing 16-Year-Old Alysia Kazlouski
• Search Continues For 2 Suspects Wanted In Massage Parlor Human Trafficking Operation
• Kansas City Chiefs ban headdresses and Native American face paint
• 1 Dead When Small Plane Crashes At Chicago Rockford International Airport
• Scranton And Pennsylvania Play Key Role In Run-Up To Joe Biden's Acceptance Speech
• Federal Judge To Decide Fate Of Philadelphia Homeless Encampments Next Week After Hours Of Testimony Thursday
• The Odds Of Catching COVID-19 On An Airplane Are Slimmer Than You Think, Scientists Say
• Chicago Businesses Launch Nonprofit Offering Police Mental Health Support
• 'I Missed It A Lot': AMC Theaters Reopens 5 Twin Cities Locations
• California wildfires prompt thousands to evacuate
• Doctor Says Children's Noses May Contain Higher Levels Of Coronavirus Than Adults
• FEMA Approves Maryland's Application For Additional $300 Per Week In Federal Unemployment Benefits
• Greenland ice sheet lost a record amount of ice in 2019, study says
• Pres. Trump Reiterates California Should Clean The Forests To Prevent Wildfires
• Brooklyn Woman Steps Up And Assumes Foster Care Of Baby Girl After Sister Loses Battle With COVID-19
• LA County Reports 1,603 New Coronavirus Cases, 57 Additional Deaths
• Ravens Asking For Fans To Send The Team Virtual Letters During Training Camp
• Butler Elementary School Prepares To Welcome Students Back For In-Person Classes 5 Days A Week
• Around 80% Of Weatherford ISD Students Return To Classroom On First Day Back To School
• Former Uber exec charged with trying to hide massive hack
• Primary Care Doctors And Clinics Face Worrisome Future Due To Long-Lasting Impact Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Future Of George Floyd Memorial Intersection Still Up In The Air
• Wendy's Restaurants Are Longtime Supporter Of Adoption, The Adoption Exchange
• List: Cooling Centers Opened Across Southern California
• Illinois Charging State Worker A Fee For Unemployment Money She Did Not Request
• Children's Health Insurance Affected By COVID-19 In Florida
• Tactile Art Club Helps Those Who Are Blind Experience Art
• Pittsburgh Police Use Pepper Spray On Demonstrators And Charge 26-Year-Old Man After Protest Outside Mayor Peduto's Home
• First See-Through Surgical Mask Gets FDA Approval
• Supporters Of President Trump Demonstrate In Wilmington Ahead Of DNC Night 4
• Political Cartoon Comparing Police To Slave Owners And KKK Removed From Wylie ISD School Assignment
• Some Baltimore City Residents Forced To Bring Trash To Drop-Off Centers Due To Collection Delays Caused By COVID-19 Pandemic
• Acupuncture Therapist Kent Nixon Accused Of Sexually Abusing Patients In Fort Collins
• Suspect In 3 Inland Empire Murders Captured In Mexico
• COVID-19 Heavily Impacting Mental Health, But More People Are Seeking Help
• Calls Mount To Prevent Drownings In Lake Michigan; Rescues By Bystanders Grow More Frequent
• Automatic Recount Triggered In Broward Supervisor Of Elections Race
• Everything Is On The Line For Broncos Tackle Garett Bolles In 2020
• Judge Rules No Court Order Prohibits Indoor Worship, Attorneys Say; LA County Asks To Sanction Grace Community Church Up To $20,000
• Major Wildfires Threatening Thousands Of Homes In Northern California
• WURD Radio Celebrates Founders Day On Heels Of Kamala Harris Becoming 1st Black Woman To Accept VP Nomination
• Fans Still Struggling To Get Refunds From Ticket Re-Seller StubHub For Concerts, Sporting Events Canceled Due To Pandemic
• CDC Study Suggests Inmates Should Have Been Tested In Mass
• False Alarm On 'Murder Hornets' In Florida
• Breweries Find Creative Ways To Stay In Business Amid Pandemic
• ALDI Issues Voluntary Recall Of Peaches Sold In Tri-State Area Linked To Salmonella Outbreak
• DHL Delivers 500 Free Desktop Computers To South Florida School
• Construction Supervisor Killed In Accident While Training Co-Worker On Tractor In Arlington
• Vice President Mike Pence Postpones Trip To South Florida
• Many In Pennsylvania Still Desperate For Unemployment Answers
• EEE And Covid-19 Restrictions Complicate Outdoor Dining, Activities
• Portion Of Roosevelt National Forest Closed Due To Cameron Peak Fire
• Lowell Schools Opt For Full Reopening, But Some Students May Not Have A Seat
• Felon Found In Possession Of Stolen Car, 2 Guns At Hard Rock Sacramento
• 'I'm Not A Hero' | 22-Year-Old Yseem Hammett Rushed To Help Victims Of Baltimore Gas Explosion While On Crutches
• Experts: Long Island Trees Suffering From 'Salt Burn' As A Result Of Tropical Storm Isaias
• 'Have A Plan In Place' | How Students Can Set Themselves Up For Success Ahead Of Virtual Semester, According To A Local Professor
• Police: Daughter Upset With Her Mother's Testimony Attacks Her At Westmoreland County Courthouse
• Toxic Algal Blooms Detected At Big Bear Lake, Lake Isabella
• Is Flu Vaccine Worth The Risk? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Coronavirus Questions
• New York governor signs new laws to expand mail-in voting
• Philadelphia Union Restart Regular Season After Leaving Orlando Bubble
• Mets-Marlins Game Postponed Due To COVID-19
• Philadelphia Restaurants Can Resume Indoor Dining At 25% Capacity Beginning Sept. 8
• Tarrant Area Food Bank, Fort Worth ISD Hosting Food Box Distribution For Hundreds Of Families On Friday
• Prairie Dog Vaccine Distributed In Colorado To Fight Bubonic Plague
• Jerome Bettis Files Racial Discrimination Lawsuit Against Pittsburgh Company
• Mayor De Blasio, Schools Chancellor Carranza Stand Firm On Back To School Plan, Pledge 'If It's Not Safe, We Won't Reopen'
• FHP: Driver Involved In Killing Of Child At Homestead Flower Stand Turns Himself In
• Outreach Groups Citywide Receive Extra Cash, Resources As Summer Of Gun Violence Continues Across NYC
• 36 Purdue University students suspended after off-campus party
• Around The Table: Political Analysts Discuss The Impact Of A Virtual Democratic National Convention
• EMS Union Claims NYC Wants To Eliminate 400 First Responder Jobs; City Says Cuts Are Unwanted But May Be Necessary
• Woman, 58, Shot And Killed Overnight In Stockton
• Former White House Adviser Steve Bannon Arrested For Allegedly Ripping Off 'We Build The Wall' Donors
• $10K Reward For Information Leading To Location Of Missing Mom Leila Cavett
• Dallas Investigators Use Same Genetic Forensic Genealogy That Nabbed 'Golden State Killer' To Catch Suspected Serial Rapist
• Carloads Show Up For First Day Of State Fair 'Food Parade'
• Rube Creek Fire Breaks Out In Wolcott As Crews Begin Attack From Air
• Zuckerberg Interviewed By FTC Over Two Days As Part Of Antitrust Probe
• Giolito Fans 13, White Sox Tame Tigers To Complete Sweep
• Gilroy Police Arrest Man Accused Of Killing Girlfriend
• Investigation Into Steve Bannon Stems From Consumer Complaints Made To Florida Attorney General
• Delta Will Continue To Block Middle Seats Until January 2021
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Teachers Begin Training For School Year Unlike Any Other
• Woman Killed In Shooting On St. Paul's East Side; No Arrests Made
• Flu Vaccine Requirement For Massachusetts Students 'An Important Part' Of Fighting Coronavirus, Baker Says
• 'Mitchell Trubisky Has To Show That He's Improved,' Says Matt Zahn On Bears Training Camp
• Authorities Investigating Double Homicide At Glassboro Home
• Pop Up Music Shows Planned In Chicago, Nearby Suburbs Beginning Friday
• Trump Supporters Join Boat Parade At Horsetooth Reservoir Thursday
• Genetically Modified Mosquitoes Will Be Released In Florida Keys To Combat Dengue, Zika
• EPA Approves Release Of Genetically Engineered Mosquitoes In Texas Next Year
• Firefighter Injured While Battling Blaze At Vintage Brick Building In Lincoln Park
• Clippers Bring Fans Courtside For 2020 Playoffs With Virtual Experience
• Post-Pandemic Cape Cod Could Be More Unaffordable, Officials Fear
• Heat Records Broken In Southern California As Hundreds Of Wildfires Burn Across The State
• Family Members Of Murder Victims Assail Golden State Killer Joseph DeAngelo
• After Threatening To Suspend California Operations, Appeals Court Gives Reprieve To Uber And Lyft
• As Maryland Celebrates 100th Anniversary Of Suffrage Movement, Women Urged To Cast Ballots
• Robinson Scores 24 As Heat Beat Pacers 109-100 For 2-0 Lead
• Philadelphia To Open Access Centers To Provide Students Supervised Connect Spaces On Sept. 8
• WATCH: 'Love Island' Season 2 Host Arielle Vandenberg Discusses Filming In Quarantine
• Girl whose mom was deported under Trump slams president
• Now Hiring: Busy MedStar Looking To Add Paramedics, Technicians And 911 Call Takers
• Illinois Secretary Of State's Office Closes Midlothian Driver Services Facility After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• U Of M Issues Safety Alert After Robbery On Campus
• Beauty And The Mask: People Who Wear Face Masks Rated 'Far More Attractive,' Study Finds
• Airbnb Announces Global Ban On House Parties Held At Its Listings
• UPDATE San Francisco Remains On State's COVID-19 Monitoring List
• All Monterey Bay Beaches Closing Labor Day Weekend To Slow COVID-19 Spread
• Massachusetts now requires flu vaccines for all students
• Gordon Hayward On Ankle Injury: 'It's Definitely Gutting'
• Northern Michigan High Schools OK'd for Soccer, Volleyball, Swimming
• Lawmakers question USPS board member's role in choice of postmaster general
• Massachusetts Reports 262 New Coronavirus Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
• Athletic Director Seeks Exemption From Allegheny County's Coronavirus Order, But Officials Say Restrictions Apply To Sports
• Florida To Release Genetically Modified Mosquitoes To Combat Disease
• Children could be "major drivers" of COVID spread, doctor says
• Florida Sees Uptick In New Jobless Claims
• Two new tropical weather systems could threaten the U.S.
• Shane Andrew Sisco Killed In Early Morning Shooting In Elkton, Sheriff's Office Says
• Dallas Man In His 30s With No Underlying Health Conditions Dies Of Coronavirus
• Court Rules Texas School District Can't Make Black Teen Cut Dreadlocks
• Cam Neely Says Bruins Have Moved On Without Tuukka Rask: 'It's About The Guys That Are Here'
• Michigan Matters: Whitmer on Biden-Harris Ticket, Road Ahead In Race For The White House
• Eric Allen Herdeman Killed In Crash Near Southern High School In Anne Arundel County, Police Say
• Latinos Pressure Gov. Newsom On Possible US Senate Appointee
• Legal ruling averts Uber and Lyft shutdown in California
• 6th Lawsuit Filed In Deaths At West Virginia VA Hospital
• Catching Coronavirus On Airplane Unlikely, Scientists Say
• Man Steals Maryland Lottery Scratch Off Tickets From Westminster Convenience Store, Police Say
• Movie Theaters Are Starting To Reopen, But Will Anyone Go?
• East Texas Couple Indicted For ID Theft In Connection With CARES Act Payments
• 'Absolutely Despicable': Ohio Leaders React To President Trump For Calling For Goodyear Boycott
• Senator Bill Cassidy tests positive for COVID-19
• Lori Loughlin, Mossimo Giannulli Remain Silent As They Await Prison Fate
• Ultraviolet UVC Sanitizers Can Be Dangerous, Have Limited Use Against Coronavirus, FDA Warns
• Pine Gulch Fire: Better Mapping Puts Fire At 121,780+ Acres
• Paramount's 'Love And Monsters' To Bypass Theaters For Digital On-Demand Platforms
• 23-Year-Old Danjuan McBride Arrested In July SW Baltimore Homicide
• Republican-Sponsored Bill On School Sports Clears Pennsylvania House Committee
• Man Accused Of Stealing More Than $1,700 From North Versailles Fire Department
• Coronavirus Websites Usually Go Over People's Heads, Study Finds
• James Beard Foundation Cancels Awards For This Year And Next
• Brian Hoyer Focused On Helping Everyone Get Better, Not Patriots QB Competition
• Rare white killer whale spotted near Alaska
• Will Patriots Fans Return To Gillette Stadium In 2020? Polito 'Willing To Look At' Possibility
• Search Underway For Missing Swimmer Near Santa Monica Pier
• Maryland Zoo's Blue Duikers Move To Outdoor Habitat
• Colorado Health Department Warns About Blue Green Algae In Lakes
• GOP Bill That Would Let School Districts Decide On Sports Clears State House Committee
• Police: Man Fatally Shot 21 Times In North Philadelphia Double Shooting
• American Airlines suspends service to 15 U.S. cities
• Pelosi endorses Kennedy in Massachusetts Senate primary race
• Meghan joins forces with Michelle Obama's voter registration organization
• River Fire: Monterey County Wildfire Scorches 33,000 Acres After Doubling In Size Overnight
• More Coloradans File For Unemployment Benefits In The Past Week
• Reset, Refresh: Nasher Sculpture Center Reopens With Capacity Restrictions
• Priest's Body Found After Boat Accident On Detroit River Sunday
• Volunteers Help Ease Mobility For Disabled With 'Blitz Build'
• Michigan agrees to $600 million settlement for Flint water crisis victims
• New Illinois COVID-19 Cases: 1,832
• Science Says: Climate Change, People Stoke California Fires
• Gov. Cuomo Signs Bill Allowing New York Voters With Coronavirus Concerns To Receive Absentee Ballots
• Minnesota's Unemployment Rate Dropped To 7.7% In July, But Job Growth Slows
• Orioles' Hall Of Famer Cal Ripken Jr. Reveals He's 'Cancer Free' After February Prostate Cancer Diagnosis, Surgery
• Sartell HealthPartners To Close Permanently
• Postal Truck Catches Fire In Natick
• Arlington Police Seek Driver Involved In Fatal Hit-And-Run That Killed Motorcyclist
• House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Endorses Joe Kennedy In Massachusetts Senate Primary
• Julian Edelman Limited Again At Thursday's Patriot Practice
• Police Standoff With Possible Armed Man Passes 36th Hour In East Baltimore
• Dolan Fire In Big Sur More Than Doubles In Size To 6,500 Acres; Arson Suspect Arrested
• Freed After 30 Years In Prison, Keith Walker Looks Forward To His New Life
• Why Trump's refusal to refute QAnon conspiracy theorists matters
• Project Pencils To Provide Over 275 Wright County Students With School Supplies
• St. Joseph's University Announces Its First 2 Cases Of COVID-19
• Full text: Obama forcefully rebukes Trump in speech to DNC
• Carmel Fire Explodes To 4,285 Acres, 0% Containment
• Downed Power Lines Shutdown Parts Of Highway 26 In North Richland Hills
• Virginia To Add $300 In Federal Funds To Unemployment
• 27 Bay Area Transit Agencies Release Joint COVID-19 Safety Plan
• More Than 22,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of August 10, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Comcast Bill-Saving Scam Sounded So Good, Even Company's Reps Fell For It
• Fauci recovering from surgery to remove polyp on vocal cord
• In Time For Back To School, Dozens Of Kids Get Computers In Englewood
• Thefts From Distracted Shoppers On The Rise In Orange County
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports Almost 700 New COVID-19 Cases, 7 More Deaths
• PTL Links: August 20, 2020
• 'Singular Hub Of Trustworthy Information,' New Abortion Rights Website Launches In Texas
• Mother-Daughter Business Owners Try To Salvage Ice Cream Shop After The Pandemic, City Unrest
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: State Adds 4,555 Cases, 117 Newly Reported Deaths
• Sheriff: 60-Year-Old Walker Man Injured In Hit And Run, Driver Arrested
• Coronavirus Latest: All 24 Maryland Jurisdictions Below 5% Positivity Rate For First Time, State Reports
• Former HHS Sec. urges national coronavirus testing strategy
• Red Cross Assisting Residents After Miami Beach Apartment Building Fire
• Children May Be 'Silent Spreaders' Of Coronavirus, New Mass General Study Says
• Thousands of chicks shipped to farmers by mail arrive dead
• Most states haven't yet applied for extra $300 in Trump jobless aid
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 791 New Coronavirus Cases, Increasing Statewide Total To 126,940
• 25% Of Massachusetts In 'Severe Drought' After Driest Summer In Years
• Heat wave and smoke from wildfires hurt businesses amid pandemic
• New jobless claims rose last week as mass layoffs continue
• Full text: Harris: "We have a chance to change the course of history"
• Live Air-To-Air Missile Found At Florida Airport
• California wildfires in scorching heat threaten thousands of homes
• More Than 2 Years In The Making, $600M Flint Water Deal A Step Toward Making Amends
• World Cup Ski Circuit Skipping Colorado, Mikaela Shiffrin Won't Have Home Snow Advantage
• Lightfoot, CPD Expanding Neighborhood Policing Initiative To 3 More Districts
• Jerome Thomas Arrested In Fatal Fight Outside Anne Arundel County Bar
• 3 Adorable Lion Cubs Were Born At The Pittsburgh Zoo
• Kids Cooking Chicken Nuggets Start Fire At Beaver Falls High-Rise; 3 Treated For Smoke Inhalation
• Elizabeth Warren includes subtle BLM tribute during speech
• PG&E Troubleman Dies While Assisting First Responders In LNU Lightning Complex Fire
• Williams Fork Fire Grows To 9,457 Acres, Fueled By Strong Winds, Dead Timber
• Former White House Adviser Steve Bannon Arrested For Allegedly Ripping Off 'We Build The Wall' Donors
• Odds Of Catching COVID-19 On A Plane Are Slimmer Than You Think, Scientists Say
• Boys & Girls Club Of Hollywood Helping Kids Navigate School Online
• New Jersey Announces Plans For Fall High School Sports Season
• Additional $300 Unemployment Benefit On The Way? Governor Abbott Officially Directs TWC To Apply For Federal Funds
• Well-preserved reptile found in belly of prehistoric "megapredator"
• Penn State University Police Investigating Bomb Threat, Hostetter Services Building Evacuated
• Texas-Based Company At Root Of BlackBerry Phone Comeback
• Report Warns Of Climate Change Threat To North Shore
• Kennywood, Idlewild & SoakZone To Close After Labor Day
• Now Hiring: Domino's Stores Looking For 1,500 New Team Members
• Pittsburgh Pirates President Travis Williams Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Peaches Sold At Aldi May Be Linked To Salmonella Outbreak That Has Sickened 68 People In 9 States Including New Jersey, Pennsylvania
• Judge rejects Trump's 2nd attempt to block subpoena of his tax returns
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 100 New Coronavirus Cases, 1 Additional Death
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• 5 More Heat Deaths Reported In Maryland, Bringing Yearly Total To 12
• Thousands evacuated as record flooding tests massive Chinese dam
• Red Sox Add Triston Casas To Club Player Pool
• Man In 'Got Old?' T-Shirt Wanted For Mission Hill Bank Robbery
• Driver Accused Of Hitting Ipswich Family Of Bicyclists, Killing 1, Denies Texting At Time Of Crash
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• Officials Find Live Mantis, Egg Masses Smuggled Inside Wireless Computer Gaming Mouse In Philadelphia
• 2 Executives At Fargo Company Killed In South Dakota Crash
• Reward Increased To Up To $15K In Columbia Shooting Death Of Pregnant Woman Rabiah Ahmad, Baby
• Former White House Adviser Steve Bannon Arrested In Border Wall Fraud Scam That Included Texas Project
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• Coronavirus Latest: Hospitalizations Down, Positivity Rate Up As Maryland Tops 102K Cases
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• Teachers worry schools can't manage coronavirus spread
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• Mavs Even Series As Clippers, George Struggle
• Yelich Homers, Anderson Solid As Brewers Beat Twins, 9-3
• Stabbing Inside Encore Boston Harbor Casino Leads To Arrest Of Natick Man
• AMC Theatres Offering 15 Cent Movies To Celebrate 100th Anniversary As Select Locations Reopen
• Conforto's 2-Run Homer In 9th Lifts Mets Over Marlins, 5-3
• Airbnb bans house parties worldwide, citing virus mandates
• American Airlines Begins Schedule Changes, Will Drop Flights To 15 Cities
• Miami Weather: Passing Storms Could Produce Heavy Downpours
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• Elizabeth Warren Pays Subtle Tribute To The Black Lives Matter Movement At DNC
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• Gabby Giffords' DNC speech offered powerful example of resilience
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• 58 Arrested In Countywide ATM Crime Spree In New Jersey
• Trump urges Goodyear boycott, claiming it banned MAGA hats
• Car Hits Semi Truck, Gas Pump Before Catching Fire In West Garfield Park
• Cincinnati Reds broadcaster suspended after on-air homophobic slur
• Videos on social media shows massive party on Penn State campus
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• Pittsburgh Weather: More Sunshine And Warm Temperatures
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• 'They're Ready For Change:' Demonstrators Once Again Gather Outside Of Mayor Peduto's Home
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• Andrew Yang makes an appeal to 2016 Trump voters at DNC: "I get it"
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• At least 2 dead as wildfires rage through California
• Joe Biden to accept Democratic nomination at DNC
• Steve Bannon charged with fraud in border wall fundraising scheme
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• At DNC, Democrats cite dangers of another Trump term
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• Trump trying to make up ground against Biden in Pennsylvania
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• Steve Bannon and 3 associates charged with fraud
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• Understanding Kamala Harris' multiracial identity
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• Doctor on health risks of California wildfires and COVID-19 in kids
• Dr. Anthony Fauci recovering from surgery on vocal cord
• Trump says he feels "very badly" for Steve Bannon
• Former HHS Secretary Sylvia Burwell urges national testing strategy to reopen schools
• Judge rules against Trump in tax case
• Steve Bannon indicted for fraud in border wall fundraising scheme
• Farmer and activist fighting health disparities in the food system due to what she calls "food apartheid"
• High school teachers speak out about their concerns before going back to school
• Iowa farmers face aftermath of powerful derecho windstorm that ravaged millions of acres of crops
• Takeaways from day 3 of the Democratic National Convention
• Michigan announces $600 million Flint water crisis settlement
• Hundreds of wildfires burn in California, many caused by lightning
• Trump to speak in Pennsylvania amid DNC festivities
• Senator Kamala Harris becomes Democrats' 2020 vice presidential candidate
• CBS Reports presents "Speaking Frankly | Fat Shaming"
• Harris makes history while Obama and Clinton slam Trump at DNC Day 3
• Former California Senator Barbara Boxer: "We are the laughing stock of the world"