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• 'Not Fighting Was Not An Option': Colton Man Returns Home After Surviving Coronavirus Battle, 30 Days On Ventilator
• CZU Lightning Complex: Firefighters Hampered by Residents Who Won't Evacuate
• Reeling From Virus and Heat Wave, Outdoor Restaurants Grapple With Smoke Hazard
• 'A Long Season To Go': Firefighters Pushed To Limits On Top Of Pandemic
• Critically Injured Burn Victims Rescued Near Lake Berryessa; 1 Found In Storm Drain
• Alcohol Beverage Control Agents Making Unannounced Visits To Bars, Restaurants To Check Coronavirus Compliance
• Knott's Berry Farm Reopens Its Kitchen To Welcome Guests, Employees
• LNU Lightning Complex: Crews Focus Attack on Walbridge Fire Threatening Healdsburg
• Reinforcements Arriving To Help In Deadly California Fires
• 'Rooting From My Couch': Broncos Super Fan Will Miss First Home Game In 11 Years
• Online Learning Offered In Centers To Keep Students Focused
• Longoria Smacks 300th Career Homer, Giants Beat D-Backs 6-2
• Man Allegedly Sets Stockton Couple And Their Home On Fire Over Parking Dispute
• Golden State Killer's Defense Attorney Says DAs Pushed Narrative That He Tried To Appear Frail
• Piscotty Drives in 3 Runs, A's Win Ninth Straight at Home
• Postal Service 'Fully Capable' Of Delivering Election Mail On Time, Postmaster General Says In Testimony
• Vallejo Firefighters Contain 3-Alarm Blaze Vegetation Fire Threatening Homes
• Piscotty Drives in Three Runs, A's Win Ninth In Row At Home
• Longoria's 300th Homer Propels Giants Past Diamondbacks 6-2
• Defense Attorneys Say Joseph DeAngelo Was Compelled To Apologize To Victims
• Ventura County Church Fined For Violating Health Orders
• UCLA Sorority House Transformed To Give Foster Kids In College A New 'Opportunity'
• Some Lake Fire Evacuees Allowed To Return Home Friday
• CZU Lightning Complex: More Homes Likely In Path Of Destructive Wildfires Burning In Santa Cruz Mountains
• SCU Lightning Complex: East San Jose Residents Dubious of Evacuation Orders
• White Sox Belt 6 HRs, Pound Cubs 10-1 For 6th Straight Win
• Napa County Removed From State COVID-19 Monitoring List
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures Rising To Near 90 Degrees Over Weekend
• Illinois Department Of Employment Security Offices Remain Closed; Other States Reopening Offices
• Successful Colorado Restaurant Owners See Opportunity Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Soler, Dozier Power Royals To 7-2 Victory Over Twins
• Westminster Elementary School Teacher Tests Positive For Coronavirus, 100+ Students Move To Remote Learning
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Shooting In Greeley
• Garcetti Extends Outdoor Dining Program Through End Of 2020 For LA Restaurants
• Vacaville Community Coming Together To Help LNU Lightning Complex Fire Victims
• North Palos Hills Teacher Concerned About In-Person Learning Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• CDC Updates School Guidelines For Covid-19 Pandemic
• Woman Struck By Stray Bullet In Brooklyn As Summer Surge In Shootings Continues
• Fire Tears Through Luxury Building Construction Project In Somerville, N.J.
• Pittsburgh Steelers Coach Mike Tomlin Honors 'Cleaning Ambassadors'
• Nurses At New Jersey Hospital Create Butterfly Display To Inspire Hope For Parents Welcoming Children Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Chad Kuhl Earns First Win In 2 Years As Pirates Top Brewers
• SF Supervisor Gordon Mar Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• UC Davis Launches Coronavirus Vaccine Tests In Sacramento
• Confessed Golden State Killer Sentenced To Life In Prison For 26 Rapes, Slayings
• PIAA Votes To Begin Fall Sports Season On Monday
• New Jersey Gym Owners Grow Frustrated As Closures Stretch On Without Reopening Plan
• 'She's A Fighter': Woman Injured In Natick Hit & Run Remains Hospitalized
• The Friday Cafe Continues To Serve People In Need During Pandemic
• Teacher Heading Back To Manteca School Campus Says 'Safety Should Be Priority'
• A Chat With: Habitat For Humanity Philadelphia CEO Corinne O'Connell
• Coral Springs Mom, 2 Boys Attacked By Dog; 1 Boy Airlifted To Broward General
• North Texas Business Hires Security To Deal With Fights Over Masks During Pandemic
• 'Save The Post Office' Rally Held In Baltimore Friday; More Planned Over Weekend
• Indiana High School Teams Return To Gridiron Amid Pandemic
• Neighbor: Officer Was Forced To Shoot Machete-Wielding Man In SW Miami-Dade
• Miami-Dade Restaurant Owners Could Get Relief Next Week As Broward Eateries Extend In-Door Dining Hours
• TikTok Star Bryce Hall, Ellicott City Native, Has Power Shut Off At Hollywood Hills Rental Home For Ignoring Coronavirus Protocols
• Placer County Is No Longer On The State's Watch List, Why Are Businesses Not Reopening?
• U.S. Postal Service Launches New Website To Provide Information On Voting By Mail
• Auto Thefts Spike In Baltimore County, Police Say
• San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths
• 13-Year-Old Maryland Boy Hit By Hockey Puck During Camp Dies
• Stockton Playground Destroyed In Overnight Fire
• Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association Clears Fall School Sports To Move Forward
• Gov. Polis Activates Colorado National Guard To Assist With Wildfires
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Depression 14 Becomes Tropical Storm Marco
• Sheriff: Man In Critical Condition After Falling Off Rock Ledge In Taylors Falls
• Baltimore Safe Streets Member Ronald Alexander Held Without Bail In Federal Drug Distribution Case
• Georgia cop fired after viral video shows woman being tasered
• Self-Made Baking Entrepreneur Who Started In Parents' Kitchen Grows Business Online, Across Carroll County
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Laura Disorganized, Headed To Greater Antilles
• Activist Arrested Near Mayor Bill Peduto's Home After 'Multiple Complaints From Area Residents,' Police Say
• Duncanville Police Officer Saves Infant From Locked, Hot Car
• 2 Injured When Vehicle Crashes Into Building In Denver
• Bryant McCalip Charged In Three Stabbings Of Homeless Men In Chicago
• Pittsburgh Police Officer Placed On Paid Leave After Complaint About Social Media Posts
• Pittsburgh Police Find Missing 28-Year-Old William Pryle
• Another Soldier Missing From Fort Hood, Search Underway
• CBS3's Annual Alex Scott: A Stand For Hope Telethon Raises More Than $1.5 Million
• All Evacuations Lifted For Jones Fire Burning In Nevada County
• 'We Need To Be In School': Central Bucks Students, Parents Call For Hybrid Learning Model With School Year Looming
• Texas Surpasses 11,000 Coronavirus Deaths
• Sporting KC Beats Minnesota 2-1 For Third Straight Win
• Warning: Smoke From Raging Wildfires Especially Harmful For Asthma, COPD Sufferers, Elderly People
• Department Of Public Works Distributes Temporary Dumpsters Across Baltimore To Help With Collection Delays Caused By Coronavirus Pandemic
• Riverside County To Begin Accepting School Waivers For In-Person Instruction
• LNU Lightning Complex Fire Updates: 154 Homes Destroyed And 62,000 Acres Burned In Solano County
• LNU Lightning Complex: Badly Burned Man Crawls To Rescue At Height Of Firefight
• Man Shot, Killed Near 23rd Avenue In Oakland
• NYU students reveal sad quarantine dorm meals on TikTok
• Flyers Hold Off Canadiens, Advance To 2nd Round For First Time Since 2012
• 37-Point Loss To Utah Ties 3rd Worst In Nuggets Playoff History
• Monterey County Opens Emergency Shelters for Fire Evacuees
• Police: 25-Year-Old Woman Struck, Killed In Cobbs Creek Hit-And-Run
• Bruins-Lightning Set To Square Off In Another Playoff Battle
• Sixers On Brink Of Elimination After Game 3 Loss To Celtics
• Red Sox Trade Relievers Workman, Hembree To Phillies
• 'It Makes Me Very, Very Angry': SoCal Residents Report Mail Delays Of Up To 15 Days
• San Quentin Reports 26th Inmate Dies from COVID-19
• Fixing Pennsylvania's Mail-In Vote Glitches Goes Down To Wire
• Officials Say Heat Is Behind Fish Kill, Unpleasant Odor At Sloan's Lake
• Flames Tear Through Attic Of Van Nuys Home
• Threat Of Dry Thunderstorms, Winds Prompt Evacuation Warning For Carmel Valley
• Moc Fire In Tuolumne County Grows To 2,800 Acres, No Containment Reported
• CZU Complex Fire Update: 5 Suspected Looters Arrested; Firefighters Rescue Trapped Residents; At Least 97 Structures Destroyed
• Raptors Trounce Nets For 3-0 Series Lead
• Baltimore Police To Increase Presence In Federal Hill After Complaints Of Illegal Dirt Bike Riding
• Celtics Come Up Big Late, Push 76ers To Brink With 102-94 Game 3 Win
• The New Normal: Student Packs 'Quarantine Backpack' As She Heads To College
• Hammond Closes School Due To COVID-19 Infection On First Day
• Gov. Phil Murphy Signs Bill To Eliminate Freeholder Title For New Jersey Public Officials
• Raining Ash An 'Eerie' Sense Of Deja Vu For Healdsburg Businesses In Shadow Of Wildfires
• Inland Residents Head To The Coast For A Break From The Heat
• San Mateo County Officials: Avoid Coastal Roads
• Chance Encounter With 2-Year-Old Leads Dallas Police Officers To Help Mother Who Fled Abusive Spouse With Her 6 Children
• LaGuardia Airport AirTrain Plan Receives Initial Approval From FAA
• California's Oldest State Park Has Been Extensively Damaged By Wildfires
• Grizzly Creek Fire Nears 30,000 Acres In Glenwood Canyon
• Dallas County Offering Expanded Coronavirus Testing
• 2 Minnesota Men Charged With Arson For Fire At Wells Fargo Bank In Minneapolis
• Survivors Ready For The Future After Golden State Killer Is Sentenced To Life In Prison
• World Series MVP Stephen Strasburg Might Require Surgery
• 'Streets Connect Us': LA To Make Hollywood Boulevard All Black Lives Matter Mural Permanent
• Minnesota Weather: Friday Evening Storms Move Across The State
• Three Charged Brooklyn Park Shooting That Left 2-Year-Old Boy Dead
• Baltimore, Washington Area Airports Saw Travelers Leave Tens Of Thousands Of Dollars At Checkpoints In 2019
• LA Councilman Herb Wesson Partnering With Food Bank For Grocery Delivery Program
• Police: Man Fighting For Life After Being Shot 3 Times In Head In North Philadelphia
• Teachers Leaving Jeffco Public Schools Amid In-Person Learning Concerns
• Vice President Mike Pence To Visit Duluth On Aug. 28
• Hundred Acres Manor Postponing Opening Of 2020 Season
• Aldermen's Call For Special Meeting To Discuss State Of Emergency In Chicago Shut Down
• $33,000 Left Behind In Unclaimed Cash At LAX Security Checkpoints
• TSA: Over $900,000 In Loose Change, Paper Currency Left Behind At Airport Security Checkpoints
• Protesters Surround Downtown LA Courthouse Demanding Rent Relief
• OC Fair To Offer Food Drive-Thru Starting August 28
• Crews Make Progress On Pine Gulch Fire Containment
• Cosmetics Giant Estee Lauder Announces Store Closures, Layoffs
• More Than 300,000 Oral Rabies Vaccines To Be Airdropped Across Pittsburgh-Area
• Active Coronavirus Cases Connected To Individual North Texas Child Care Facilities In Single Digits
• Natural History Museum Group Projects $13 Million Loss In Admissions Revenue Due To Coronavirus Closure
• Schools Shouldn't Shut Everything Down, But Opt For Short-Term Suspensions During Pandemic, CDC Says
• Three People Shot Inside Ukrainian Village Barbershop
• Shots Fired Near Police As They Searched For Fugitive, 3 In Custody
• Body Of Park Ranger Brendan Unitt Found After Overnight Search At Horsetooth Reservoir
• Berkeley Police: Arrest Made In Slaying Of UC Berkeley Student Seth Smith
• Birth Of Panda Cub Brings 'Joyous News' To The National Zoo
• NYC Gyms Allowed To Reopen In September, Mayor Says
• Pittsburghers Rally In Squirrel Hill To Show Support For Post Office
• Schools Close In California County After Virus List Issue
• Man Accused Of Assaulting Teen Sesame Place Employee Over Mask Policy Held On $500,000 Bail
• Chicago Postal Workers Frustrated With Local, National Issues Affecting Their Jobs
• Former McCook Mayor Jeffrey Tobolski Charged In Extortion Scheme
• Brockton Enacts Curfew To Prevent Coronavirus Spread
• LA County Reports 1,759 New Coronavirus Cases, 46 Additional Deaths
• Judge Denies Motion By Pilot's Estate In Kobe Bryant Lawsuit To Move Case From LA County To OC
• COVID-19 Wedding Regulations Force Couples To Change Plans, Stay Flexible
• Police: Anthony Cromwell Taken Into Custody For Attempted Murder Of Philadelphia Police Officer
• 74-Year-Old Man Killed In Crash In Timonium, Baltimore County Police Say
• DeJoy testifies: Dems focus on mail voting, GOP interested in USPS funding
• Kanye Will Not Appear On Illinois Presidential Ballot In November
• New Jersey Arts Education Advocacy Group Says Performing Arts Are Needed Now More Than Ever: 'It's Going To Look Very Different'
• Black Police Chiefs Of Minnesota Make The Case For Reform
• Arrest Made In Killing Of Elk Grove Teen Seth Smith In Berkeley
• Soldier From Mass. Missing From Fort Hood
• Minnesotans Enjoy Taste Of Normalcy At Day 2 Of State Fair Food Parade
• Suspect Arrested In Connection To Shooting Near Live Oak
• Texas' Relaxed Nursing Home Guidelines Still Don't Make It Easy To Visit Loved Ones During Pandemic
• California Wildfires: Hundreds Of Blazes Scorched More Than Size Of Rhode Island
• Six Elementary School Staff Test Positive For Coronavirus In Athol
• Growing concerns over special education students falling behind
• It's Not Too Late To Plan A Last-Minute Summer Getaway, Even With Coronavirus Restrictions
• Sen. Michael Bennet Visits 'Every Word We Utter' Sculpture, Artist
• Compton City Attorney Requests State, Federal Probe Into LASD Patrol Station
• Owner Mark Davis Welcomes Raiders to Their New Vegas Home
• Pharmacists Now Allowed To Give Childhood Immunizations
• Loyola's Sister Jean Celebrates 101st Birthday
• Who Is Judge Peter Cahill, Who Will Oversee Case Of Four Ex-MPD Officers Charged In George Floyd's Death?
• Wawa To Test New Dinner Options, Including Burgers, Rotisserie Chicken & Pasta
• Captain forms bond with seagull he saved while out at sea
• Dallas Mystic Shop Owner Pleads Guilty To Trafficking Dried Hummingbird Carcasses
• Another soldier has gone missing from Fort Hood
• Race For State Attorney General Heats Up In August As Candidates Go After Each Other
• CoCo Fire Crews Quickly Control Antioch House Fire
• BCA: Missing 31-Year-Old Sarah Theresa Hubler Found Dead
• Officers Fatally Shoot Gunman in Shopping Center Parking Lot on California Central Coast
• Red Sox, Phillies Reportedly Discussing Trade Involving Boston Closer Brandon Workman
• New Jersey Gov. Murphy Slams 'Highly Disturbing' Number Of Residents Not Cooperating With Contact Tracers
• COVID-19 Vaccine Should Go To Essential Healthcare Workers First, Johns Hopkins University Experts Say
• Man, 21, Crashes Twice After Being Shot At While Driving In Stockton
• California wildfires kill 5 and force over 60,000 to evacuate
• Passengers Left More Than $900K Behind At TSA Security Checkpoints
• Minnesota Man Charged With Stealing $841K In Virus Loans
• Lucerne Valley Elementary School One Of The First In California To Reopen to Students
• Car Slams Into Washington Park Restaurant Two Weeks Before It Was Set To Open: 'This Is Not Going To Stop Us'
• How One Little Pup's Family Fought A Pandemic To Get Him Back
• LNU Lightning Complex Update: Homes Burn Near Healdsburg; 3 Napa Victims Found In Fire-Ravaged Neighborhood
• Kingsway Regional High School Dealing With COVID-19 Outbreak Possibly Linked To Sea Isle City Party
• Former Army Green Beret charged with spying for Russia
• Plague Of Gun Violence Claiming Innocent Victims In Flatbush, Has Some Residents Moving Out; 'People Are Just Trigger Happy'
• Sheriff: 26-Year-Old Man Arrested After Assaulting His Grandmother
• Allegheny County Court System To Resume In-Person Proceedings Next Month
• 10 p.m. Last Call Order Amended: Colorado Bars And Restaurants Can Serve Alcohol Until 11 p.m.
• Altice Called Out For 'Wholly Inadequate' Storm Response After Some Customers Spend 2 Weeks Without Internet
• Pandemic Pushing Cape Cod Real Estate Sales, Driving Prices Up
• Alex's Lemonade Stand Donations Funded Experimental Trial That Helped Save Lakelynn's Life
• Missing Pompano Beach Woman Found Dead Inside Vehicle
• Feds Charge Former Green Beret With Espionage With Russia
• CBS3 SummerFest At Home: Chestnut Hill Business Allowing You To Tap Into Creative Side With DIY-To-Go
• Doctors Concerned About Flu Outbreak During Pandemic, Urge People To Get A Flu Shot
• A 6-year-old girl is now Florida's youngest COVID-19 victim
• WATCH: Body Cam Video Shows Deputy Saving Man From Drug Overdose
• 'Unbelievable Phenomenon': Coronavirus Pandemic Causing Plastic Surgery Boom
• Severy Creek Fire Burns Near Pikes Peak
• Mount Vernon's An Die Musik Goes Virtual Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Hits Pittsburgh's Tourism Industry
• Movie Theaters Across Country Begin Reopening With Safety Protocols In Place
• Denton County Reports First Human Case Of West Nile Virus This Summer
• 'I Am Sort Of Glad It Happened': Students Say St. Olaf Suspensions Highlight Gravity Of COVID-19 On Campus
• Inside The 'Very Cautious' U.S. Human Trial Of A COVID-19 Vaccine
• Search On For Suspect Who Slashed Livery Cab Driver In The Face
• Pandemic Baby Boom? More Like Pandemic Baby Bust, As More Couples Avoid Pregnancy: 'Who Wants To Raise A Child In A Time Like This'
• National Weather Service: Threat Of Dry Lightning Storms, 'Sleeper Wildfires' Returns Next Week
• More Evacuations Ordered In Cameron Peak Fire As It Grows To 16,600+ Acres
• San Mateo County Beach Communities Urge Visitors To Stay Away Due To CZU Lightning Complex Fire
• Another War Of Words Erupts Between Mayor de Blasio, Police Unions After Night Of Shootings Across NYC
• Thousands Of Hasbro Super Soaker Water Guns Sold At Target Recalled Due To Lead
• McKeesport School District Might Not Have Busing For Students
• SummerFest At Home: How To Make The Perfect Pitcher Of Lemonade
• More Subway Windows Smashed On 7 Line, MTA Warns Service Could Be Disrupted If Spree Continues
• Miami International Airport Installs New CT Scanners At TSA Checkpoints
• United Way Digital Divide Program Provides Tablets To Students In Need Ahead Of Virtual Start To School Year
• St. Paul Man Charged In High-Speed Motorcycle Chase
• Tasha Tennin Indicted For Murder Charges In Her Son's Death
• 'Fast Times At Ridgemont High' Live Read Postponed Indefinitely Due To 'Technical Difficulties'
• Treasury Department insists Mnuchin isn't politicizing Postal Service
• Broward Recount In Supervisor Of Elections Race Underway
• Lost Power? What To Do With Refrigerated And Frozen Food
• Is It Safer To Shave Your Beard? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Coronavirus Questions
• Long Lines Persist At New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission Offices Over A Month After Reopening
• 'Ghost Kitchens' Popping Up Across South Florida To Get Your Food Fast
• NWS Confirms 3 Additional Tornadoes Touched Down On Aug. 14
• Eleven New Cases Of West Nile Virus In Miami-Dade, Bringing Total To 44 Cases
• 3 Shot In Chicago's Ukrainian Village
• Grapevine Police Arrest 2 Teens In Connection To Lyft Robbery, Car Theft
• 'Very Different, Who Would Have Thought?': Dallas ISD Parents Figuring Out How To Manage At-Home Learning
• On A Positive Note: Latrobe-Based Interfaith Organization Helps Over 500 People In Need
• West Philadelphia Residents Fighting Gun Violence After Father Gunned Down In Front Of His Young Children
• Independence Pass Closed For Hours After Vehicle Plummets 400-500 Feet Off Highway
• 9 Firefighters Hurt, More Than 100 Respond To Staten Island Home Engulfed In Flames
• Boston To Start School Year Remotely, Move To Hybrid Model In October
• 'You're Not Alone In The World' | Summer Camp Created To Provide Safe Space For Children With Limb Differences Leads To Life-Long Friendships
• Coronavirus Update: New York Setting Records In Battle Against Pandemic
• MLB Postpones Subway Series After 2 Mets Test Positive For COVID-19
• Lori Loughlin Sentencing: Judge Accepts 2-Month Plea Deal In College Admissions Scam
• Ad Prima Charter School Preparing For 'New Reality' With School Year Quickly Approaching
• U Of M President To Propose Delaying Move-In At Least 2 Weeks, Start All Classes Online
• LeBron James Responds After President Donald Trump Calls For Goodyear Boycott
• Gritty Begins Recruiting Runners Along Schuylkill River Trail For Upcoming Virtual Gritty 5K
• NH Restaurants Can Resume Indoor Dining At Full Capacity
• Tearful Lori Loughlin Sentenced To 2 Months In Prison For College Admissions Scam, Says She's 'Deeply Sorry'
• Fleeing Domestic Violence Suspect Swerves Into Head-On Crash With Deputy
• Fire Danger Concerns Prompt Weekend Closure Of Millard Canyon Campground In Angeles National Forest
• Confessed Golden State Killer Sentenced To Life In Prison For 26 Rapes, Slayings
• Howard County Police Arrest Man Who Allegedly Assaulted Woman, Hit Her With Vehicle In Laurel
• San Jose Fire Crews Respond to Grass Fire, CHP Closing Monterey Rd.
• Dallas County Reports 439 More Coronavirus Cases From June, 260 New Cases Friday
• Large Scale Identity Theft, Unemployment Fraud Bust Lands 3 Arrests In San Joaquin County
• Megan Thee Stallion accuses Tory Lanez of shooting her
• Former President George W. Bush Backs Maine Sen. Susan Collins In Rare Endorsement
• Groups Band Together To Donate Food To 350+ Low Income Families In North Minneapolis
• City Of Chicago Taking Applications For Business Grants
• Pawn Shop Workers, Both In 70s, Attacked In St. Cloud
• 20 Years Later, Alex Scott's Parents Recall Start Of Alex's Lemonade Stand
• Churches, Businesses File Another Lawsuit Challenging Masks
• Baltimore Police Asking For Public's Help In Locating Vehicle Believed To Be Connected To Fatal Hit And Run
• College Admissions Scandal: Lori Loughlin, Mossimo Giannulli Get Prison Time
• Montgomery County Police Investigating Deadly Double Shooting In Germantown
• Amber Alert Issued For 14-Month-Old Police Say Is 'In Grave Danger'
• Over 300 Charges Filed In Downtown LA Building Explosion Which Injured A Dozen Firefighters
• Monroe County Issues Mandatory Evacuation For Liveaboard Vessels, Mobile Homes, RVs, Travel Trailers & Campers
• Massachusetts Voters Should Try To Hand Deliver Mail-In Ballots, Galvin Says
• Tracking The Tropics
• Golden State Killer Joseph DeAngelo Will 'Never, Ever Walk This Earth As A Free Man Again'
• NHL Condemns Mike Milbury's 'Insensitive And Insulting Comment' During Stanley Cup Playoffs
• Mike Milbury Apologizes For Comments Made During Caps-Isles Playoff Game
• Traffic Returning To Pre-Pandemic Levels, Study Finds
• SCU Lightning Complex: Firefighters Brace For Tough Afternoon Battle; 229,918 Acres Burned, 20,020 Residents Evacuated
• MDH Confirms 15 COVID-19 Cases Tied To Sturgis Rally
• Massachusetts Reports 431 New Coronavirus Cases, 13 Additional Deaths
• 4 Arrested For Shooting At Denton Apartment Complex
• InstaShield™, United Way Distribute 190,000 Face Shields To Nonprofits Across Michigan
• Read Lori Loughlin's Emotional Sentencing Statement: 'I Am Truly, Profoundly And Deeply Sorry'
• Florida Universities Set To Reopen During Pandemic
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Makes Leadership Changes In Response To Police's Handling Of Protests
• Nathan Mcdonald Pleads Guilty To 2019 Murder Of Lawrence Renfro
• 9th Mosquito Pool Tests Positive For West Nile Virus In Frisco
• Postal Service "fully capable" of delivering election mail on time, DeJoy says
• Rams Fans Can Help Fill SoFi Stadium With Cutouts Of Themselves
• COVID-19 Case Closes Elementary School In Colorado Springs 4 Days After Opening
• Without government help, the economy is slumping again
• Lori Loughlin Gets 2 Months In Prison For College Bribery Scandal; Husband Mossimo Giannulli Gets 5-Month Sentence
• Thousands Of Comments To California Fish & Game Argue For, Against Listing Iconic Joshua Tree As Threatened Or Endangered Species
• Dallas County Coronavirus Testing Sites
• Skeletal Remains Found In St. Louis County Identified As Missing Camper
• Cinemark Theatres Reopen In Aurora, Boulder, Greeley And Lakewood
• 15-Year-Old Shot In Chicago's West Lawn Neighborhood
• San Francisco Police Arrest in Fatal Tenderloin Shooting
• Orioles INF Chris Davis Placed On 10-Day Injured Reserve List
• Pittsburgh Weather: 16 Pennsylvania Counties Under Drought Watch; Residents Asked To Reduce Water Use
• Santa Cruz Co Animal Shelter Taking in Pets of Fire Evacuees for Free
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Positivity Rate Falls, Hospitalizations Flat As Case Total Approaches 103K
• Abandoned Pig Attacks Man In Lexington; Police Search For Owner
• Self-Driving Shuttle Service Launched To Transport Senior Citizens And Underserved To Detroit Hospital
• VP Mike Pence To Deliver RNC Speech From Fort McHenry
• 2 Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Given Notices Of Violation, 11 Others Warned After Coronavirus Compliance Checks
• 'Police Incident' On Bay Bridge Causes Significant Traffic Delays Friday; All Lanes Since Reopened
• Netflix makes changes to "Cuties" following petition
• TCU Starting Quarterback Max Duggan Out After Tests Reveal Life-Long Health Issue
• FBI Offers $25K Reward For Information In Maryland, Pennsylvania Pharmacy Robberies
• Nearly 60 Electronic Gaming Machines Seized In Illegal Gambling Raid In Berks County
• Boulder County Resident With West Nile Virus Hospitalized
• Pittsburgh Pirates Pitcher Felipe Vázquez To Remain Behind Bars After Westmoreland County Judge Denies Bail
• Cal Fire: California Wildfires Burned Area Larger Than Rhode Island
• Mother and kids removed from flight after 2-year-old wouldn't wear mask
• July Jobless Rate, Payrolls Rise As Pennsylvania Seeks Aid
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• Norman Seawright III On Vikings Offensive Line: 'Fit Is Really What's Going To Make The Difference'
• Man Tries To Hold Up Pawn Shop Right After Buying Sword; Laughs It Off After Arrest
• Aldermen's Proposal To Call National Guard To Chicago Deferred To Committee
• Allegheny County, WPIAL Release Guidelines For Outdoor Sports; Spectators Prohibited
• Police: Sisters Wielded Assault Rifle, Handgun In San Bernardino Home Invasion Robbery
• Scottie Scheffler Sets TPC Boston Course Record With 59 In Second Round Of The Northern Trust
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• DPS Seeks Information In 1979 Slaying Of Dallas Child, Elizabeth Lynne Barclay
• Williams Fork Fire Near Granby Grows To 10,288 Acres
• Tens Of Thousands Flee As NorCal Wildfires Rage
• Golden State Killer sentenced to life in prison
• California Jobless Rate Improves In July As Economic Struggles In Pandemic Continue
• Fixing Pennsylvania Mail-In Vote Glitches Goes Down To Wire
• Illinois COVID-19 Numbers For Friday: 2,208
• Pence says DNC speeches presented "a grim vision for America"
• Crews Battle Fire At Red Rabbit Restaurant
• Man Found Fatally Shot In Miami Gardens Office Building
• Eurie Stamps' Shooting By Police Will Get Another Look Says Middlesex District Attorney
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto To Announce Major Shakeup Of Pittsburgh Police Brass Over Protest Tactics
• Joshua Youngblood Sentenced To 74 Years For 9 Robberies In Colorado Springs
• Pipeline Explosion Reported In Port District Of Corpus Christi, 6 Hospitalized
• Lebanon begins partial lockdown amid spike in virus cases after deadly blast
• Arrest Made In Randolph Gas Station Shooting
• New Tropical Depression Poses Potential Hurricane Threat To South Texas
• Law Enforcement Officials Announce Charges Against Local Gang For Trafficking Fentanyl
• Fort Lauderdale's Holiday Park Now Offering Rapid COVID-19 Testing
• Smoke Advisories Extended Due To Continuing Heat Wave, Smoke From Wildfires
• Car Crashes Into Restaurant In Washington Park
• Beauty And Stillness At Life Wellness Center In Bed-Stuy
• California's Jobless Rate Improves; Economy Still Struggling
• Barr says he would be "vehemently opposed" to pardoning Snowden
• 'Utility Accountability' Centerpiece Of Clean Energy Outline
• Thousands Line Up For Drive-Thru Option Of The Dallas Mayor's Back To School Fair
• California Joins Lawsuit Claiming USPS Changes Will Harm Voting
• Plane carrying Russian opposition leader in coma leaves for Germany
• 2020 Tony Awards To Take Place Virtually This Fall
• Drive-In Theater At Mann Center Kicks Off Today
• At Least 11 Shot, 3 Killed On Another Violent Night In New York City
• Body Of Marine Who Died In Training Accident Coming Home To Montebello
• Authorities: Man Shoots At Officers Executing Search Warrant In Reading
• Third Black Lives Matter Street Mural Being Painted In Baltimore
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Colby
• Liam's List: Your Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• Dallas Symphony Orchestra to Debut Virtual Bach Concert Friday Night
• Bruins Provide Behind-The-Scenes Look At Locker Room Celebration After Eliminating Hurricanes
• Brighton Rehab And Wellness Center Wouldn't Cooperate With Auditors Last Spring
• Commerce Commissioner Under Fire For Appealing Enbridge Energy Line 3 Decision
• Police Look For Man Giving 'Covid Hugs' To Walmart Shoppers In Springfield
• Set Up Underway For Another Drive-in Concert At Citizens Bank Park
• State Rep. Joanna McClinton Helps In West Philadelphia Personal Protective Equipment Giveaway
• Police Officer Suffers Minor Injuries In South Baltimore Crash
• Former Dallas Police Officer Daniel Collins Pleads Guilty To Possession Of 'Sadistic' Child Pornography
• Brett Brown Says It's About 'Competitive Pride' As Sixers Look To Climb Out Of 0-2 Hole Against Boston Celtics
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: State Adds 4,684 Cases, 120 Newly Reported Deaths
• Pollution Linked To First Time Asthma In Children, Study Says
• Suspect In Stabbing Four Homeless People, One Fatally, Is In Custody, Police Say
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Another 835 Cases Reported, With 8 More Deaths
• Windsor Middle School Students, Staff To Quarantine After Positive COVID Case
• Dozens Of OC Elementary Schools Allowed To Reopen Campuses
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 693 New Coronavirus Cases, 20 New Deaths
• Richard Rose Killed In Western Wisconsin Shooting; 2 Suspects Arrested
• Hampton-Shaler Water Authority Continuing To Ask Area Residents To Conserve Water As Main Break Repairs Continue
• US Marshals Arrest Man Wanted In Slaying Of 10-Year-Old Makiyah Wilson
• Road Rage Shooting Leaves Man Injured In Garland, Police Searching For Suspect
• Macy's forging ahead with Thanksgiving Day parade
• LNU Complex Fire: Walbridge Fire Advances Toward Healdsburg; Homes Destroyed Along Wallace Creek Road
• Belarus leader says U.S. "directing" protests, vows to end them fast
• 52,000 Super Soaker Water Guns Sold At Target Recalled Due To Lead On Label Ink
• California Condor, A Critically Endangered Species, Hatches At The LA Zoo
• No Fans Allowed At Broncos Season Opener Vs. Titans
• Behind Monster Game From Davis, Lakers Crush Blazers To Even Series
• FEMA Funds Approved For Iowa County Hit Hardest By Derecho
• Second Democratic Lawsuit Claims USPS Changes Will Harm Mail Voting
• State Police Looking For Good Samaritan, Witnesses Of Route 24 Crash
• Inside the "very cautious" U.S. human trial of a COVID vaccine
• Deadly Double Shooting: Man And Woman Shot In Aurora
• Police: South Texas Officer Fatally Shot Man Who Pointed Gun
• 1 Dead After SUV Hits Tree, Catches Fire Off 210 Freeway In Azusa
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 80 New Coronavirus Cases, 6 Additional Deaths
• Former Uber Security Chief Charged With Trying To Conceal Breach Involving 57M Riders, Drivers
• Nantucket Lightship $1 Million Restoration Project Begins
• New Kids' Book Tells Story Of Hibernating Bears & COVID-19
• Massachusetts Unemployment Rate For July Was Highest In Country
• Maryland's Unemployment Rate Fell To 7.6 Percent In July, Labor Department Says
• Wildfires: California Insurance Commissioner Urges Evacuees To Record Expenses, Seek Reimbursement
• Tesla Shares Soar 50% Since Announcing Stock Split
• Edelman Practices Friday, But Harry, Gilmore Missing Again For Patriots
• Twin Cities Man Killed In Plane Crash In Northern Minnesota
• Burglar Caught On Camera Stealing iPad From Herald Square Clothing Store, NYPD Says
• Queen's 'Bohemian Rhapsody' Is Top Driving Song, Survey Says
• Area Career Center In Hammond, Indiana Reports COVID-19 Case, 2 Suspected Cases
• Man Arrested For DWI After Driving Jeep Into Arlington Lake
• Metro Transit Bus, Light Rail Service To Return To Pre-Pandemic Levels Next Month
• Ex-SEAL involved in bin Laden raid banned from Delta
• 52,000 Super Soaker Water Guns Sold At Target Recalled Due To Lead
• Goodyear OKs attire supporting police, but no political wear
• Person Dead After Hit-And-Run In North San Juan
• Ethan Fowler Sentenced For Throwing Duckling From Bay Bridge
• Large California Smoke Plume To Mix With Colorado Wildfire Smoke This Weekend
• HHSC COVID-19 Data For Child Care Operations
• Report: Jarrett Stidham Suffers Hip Injury, Likely To Miss Practice Time
• Chinese publisher yanks math textbook with boys' and girls' versions
• Maine Inn Where More Than 30 Got COVID-19 At Wedding Cited By State
• Lions Put DT Jashon Cornell On IR
• 2-Year-Old Girl Dead In Fire In New Chicago, Indiana Mobile Home Park
• Maryland PSC Approves Larger Turbines For Ocean City Offshore Wind Farm Project
• Full text and video: Joe Biden's DNC speech
• White Sox Tame Tigers 9-0 To Complete Sweep
• Bill Belichick Wishes Ron Rivera A Speedy Recovery In Battle With Cancer
• Bill Belichick Gets Asked About Tom Brady ... And Actually Answers
• PTL Links: August 21, 2020
• Police Looking For Man Linked To 3 Manhattan Robberies, Accused Of Stealing Diapers From Chelsea Drug Store
• Pa. Unemployment Rate At 13.7% In July
• Two Fires At Commercial Buildings In Anne Arundel County Under Investigation
• Miami Weather: Partly Cloudy Day With Passing Showers, Keep An Eye On Tropical Depression 13
• U.S. Army Makes Public Plea For Help Finding Missing Fort Hood Soldier Elder Fernandes
• Michael Wedington Jr. Pleads Guilty To Kidnapping Charge Stemming From Baltimore Armed Carjackings
• Brayden Harrington, 13-Year-Old Boy Who Stutters, Tells DNC Joe Biden Made Him 'Feel More Confident'
• Celtics Receive No. 14 Pick From Grizzlies In NBA Draft Lottery
• 'We're Not Gonna Ever Give Up': 2-Year-Old Vincent 'The Conqueror' Determined To Beat Battle Ahead After 8th Brain Surgery
• DOJ to seek death penalty once again for Boston Marathon bomber
• 5 things to know about reopening schools safely
• Ex-Postal Service official: White House involved in slowing mail
• Teen who bonded with Biden over stutter delivers DNC speech
• James Beard Awards Won't Be Presented This Years As The Restaurant Industry Suffers Amid Pandemic
• Some Broward Convention Center Upgrades On Hold Due To Impact Of Pandemic
• George Floyd mural in Minneapolis defaced
• Takeaways from the Democratic National Convention
• Official Email Sent To USPS Managers Tells Them Not To Reconnect Sorting Machines
• Doctor claims "no poisons" found in Russian opposition leader
• Washington Coach Ron Rivera Has A Form Of Skin Cancer
• California wildfires kill at least 5, force thousands to evacuate
• Papua New Guinea bars Chinese mine workers given trial COVID vaccine
• Denver Weather: Hot With Near Record Highs Possible Over Next 6 Days
• Postmaster General Testifies Before Senate Panel Amid Public Scrutiny
• Pittsburgh Weather: More Dry Weather, Drought Conditions Settling In
• Steve Bannon indicted for fraud over campaign to build private border wall
• Denis Gurianov's Hat Trick Helps Dallas Stars Rally To Clinch Series Over Flames
• 73-Year-Old Woman Shot While Letting Guests Into Her Home In Calumet Heights
• The Return Of Date Night: Cinemark Theaters Reopening With Safety Measures In Place
• 17-Year-Old On Bicycle Struck By Car On Lake Shore Drive
• Whether In Class Or Remote Learning, Parents Need To Get Their Children Vaccinated
• Trump wants Supreme Court to let him block critics on Twitter
• Photo: Boston Police Search For Car In Connection With Fatal Hit And Run
• Teen With Autism Missing In Irving Found Safe, Being Reunited With Family
• Cooped Up From COVID: Finding Ways To Get Out Of The House For A While
• Lanes Reopen After Shootout On Lake Shore Drive Ends In Crash
• 5 Killed, 2 Injured In Another Violent Night In Philadelphia
• Saving Main Street: Robbinsdale
• New York Weather Headlines: Slightly More Humid With Highs In The Mid 80s
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Host Back To School Event Providing Students With Supplies
• PIAA Expected To Announce Decision On Fall Sports Friday
• Walk To End Alzheimer's Finds A Way To Go Ahead During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Chicago Weather: Hot Weekend Ahead
• Amber Alert Discontinued For 2 Young Sisters From Palo Pinto County
• The U.S. gave them asylum. But new rules would've doomed their cases.
• The race begins for Kamala Harris' Senate seat
• Newly minted pastry chef opens home business in response to COVID
• DHS cybersecurity expert says election threats are "much lower" than 2016
• Staying Prepared: Pediatric Allergist Lays Out Back To School Plans For Students With Asthma And Allergies
• PIAA To Hold Meeting About The Future Of 2020 Fall Sports
• Large Tree Blocking Portion Of Lincoln Drive
• Fourth Annual 'CEO Soak' Raises Money For ALS Association
• Motorcycle Collides With Port Authority Bus In Duquesne
• Black Lives Matter Protest Marches Through Greensburg
• To Do List: Restaurant Deals, Zoo Lantern Lights, Drive-In Comedy
• Duquesne University Agrees To Demands Of Mother Of J.B. Brown
• 6 WVU Students Facing Sanctions For Parties Near Campus
• Northern California Wildfire Roundup: 5 Dead, Thousands of Homes Threatened; More Than 650 Square Miles Burned
• Report: Former Steelers Safety Troy Polamalu Part Of 8-Person Committee Advising NFL On COVID-19
• Suspect Wanted In 2018 Ohio Slaying Arrested In West Virginia
• Peaches May Be Linked To Salmonella Outbreak In 9 States
• Friday's Show Info (8/21/20)
• Biden accepts Democratic nomination, vowing to unite country
• Large Fire Destroys Home And Damages Another In New Castle

Videos from August 21, 2020

• The debate about body positivity during America's ongoing obesity epidemic
• Trump prepares pitch to voters ahead of Republican National Convention
• Election security across America on "The Takeout" — 8/21/2020
• Captain develops close bond with seagull he saved
• Biden rebukes Trump's presidency as GOP preps for convention
• Facebook launches program to help parents and students navigate fall classes
• Postmaster General defends changes made to USPS during Senate committee hearing
• Lori Loughlin and husband sentenced in college admissions scandal case
• Special needs students face challenges learning remotely amid pandemic
• High schools and colleges scramble to contain coronavirus outbreaks
• Senators grill postmaster general over USPS changes
• Two powerful storms threaten Florida, Gulf Coast next week
• California wildfires force more than 60,000 from their homes
• CBS Evening News, August 21, 2020
• Lori Loughlin sentenced to 2 months in prison in college admissions scandal
• How Black women paved the way for Kamala Harris' political rise
• "Golden State Killer" sentened to life in prison without parole
• Trump campaign reacts to DNC, Joe Biden's speech
• How to get your retirement planning back on track
• From 2011: Finding their voices – Understanding stuttering
• Final takeaways from the 2020 Democratic National Convention
• Postmaster General Louis DeJoy says USPS changes will stay
• Postmaster general says he supports voting by mail
• Democratic strategist says Joe Biden met the moment on closing night of DNC
• Trump slams Biden as he accepts Democratic nomination
• Latest on the race for a coronavirus vaccine
• Postmaster general "highly confident" mail ballots sent 7 days before Election Day will be counted
• A century after the ratification of the 19th Amendment, the fight for women's suffrage continues
• Doctor answers parents' questions and addresses concerns about kids returning to school
• Teachers protest reopening plans over safety concerns
• Families grapple with back to school concerns as plans vary by district and student
• Vice President Mike Pence on Steve Bannon's arrest, QAnon and mail-in voting
• An inside look at Pfizer's Phase 3 COVID-19 vaccine trial
• Wildfires in California kill five people and injure 30 firefighters and civilians
• Impact of Joe Biden’s acceptance speech, Democratic National Convention
• Former Trump chief strategist Steve Bannon arrested on fraud charges
• Joe Biden accepts presidential nomination, promises to "overcome season of darkness" in U.S.
• Joe Biden accepts Democratic nomination and vows to "restore the soul of America"
• 13-year-old speaks at DNC about bond with Biden over stutter