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• 'You've Got To Care': Community Reacts To Arrest In Murder Of Elk Grove Teen Seth Smith
• Plume Of Topical Weather Triggers Red Flag Warning For Fire-Ravaged Northern California
• 'Shame On You': Family Of Straight-A Student Gunned Down Outside South LA Home Have Message For His Killer
• Windows Broken, Fires Set During Anti-Police Protest In Denver
• LAPD Cracking Down On Homeless Population Setting Up Tents At Beaches
• LNU Lightning Complex: Shifting Wind Pushes Walbridge Fire Toward North Bay Communities
• Newsom Tours WildFire Damage; Thanks Trump for Major Disaster Declaration
• Local Author Treats Supporters To Live Book Reading On The Sunset Strip
• Anderson Throws 3-Hitter For 1st CG As Giants Top Dbacks 5-1
• Anderson Tosses Complete Game Gem; Giants Top Arizona 5-1
• Smoke Advisories Extended Through Sunday For 'Lake Fire' In The Angeles National Forest
• Changing Weather Prompts More Fire Fears In Northern California
• JCPenny Thieves Stole $2k In Clothing In Fairfield, Police Say
• SCU Lightning Complex Fire Updates: 339k Acre Blaze Now Largest In State
• 3 People Killed, 11 Shot Saturday In Another Weekend Of Gun Violence Across NYC
• Reinforcements Arriving Along San Francisco Bay Area Fire Lines As Weather System Approaches
• LNU Lightning Complex Fire: Solano County Evacuations Lifted As Blaze Surpasses 325k Acres
• Video Goes Viral Of Groom-To-Be Asking His Brother With Down Syndrome To Be Best Man
• More Subway Trains Vandalized On 7 Line Overnight, MTA Says As Investigation Into Window Smashing Crime Spree Continues
• SCU Lightning Complex: Hot, Gusty Winds Expand Burn Zone To 339,968 Acres; 3rd Largest Wildfire In Calif. History
• Brockton Curfew Begins As Some Gather At Closed Parks
• Stars' Top Line Dominant In 5-3 Win Over Avalanche In Game 1
• Two Black Lives Matter Protests Merge Into One; Hundreds Advocate For Police Reform
• Demonstrators Gather In Baltimore City, Across Maryland For 'Save The Post Office' Rallies
• Towson University Moves Classes Online After 55 Test Positive For COVID-19
• 'U' Officials: 2 Robbed In Minneapolis' Como Neighborhood
• Pregnant Woman Shot Several Times In Southwest Baltimore, Police Say
• Crews In California Battle Some Of The Largest Blazes In State History
• Eddie Rosario, Miguel Sanó Back Randy Dobnak As Twins Beat Royals 7-2
• Newark Police Detective Dies From COVID-19 Complications
• House Approves Additional $25 Billion For U.S. Postal Service
• 'Save The Post Office' Protests Turn Up Heat Demanding Postmaster General Louis DeJoy's Resignation
• Owings Mills Man Charged In Rape Of Woman In Towson
• Fatal Cobbs Creek Hit-And-Run Victim Identified As Police Continue Search For Driver
• Postal Workers Protest In Eagan Over Postmaster General's Removal Of Mailboxes, Sorting Machines
• Brandon Workman Makes Phillies Debut, Immediately Contributes To Another Blown Lead In Loss To Braves
• Police Seek Man Accused Of Threatening LIRR Conductor With Pocket Knife
• LNU Lightning Complex: 'It Started Pouring Toward Us Like A Waterfall'; Vacaville Resident on Frantic Flight From Firestorm
• Third Black Lives Matter Street Mural In Baltimore Unveiled Saturday
• Protesters March Again Demanding Defunding Of Police
• 21-Year-Old Man Shot In Sonesta ES Suites Parking Lot, Delaware State Police Say
• Sanchez Wins Debut 5-3, Marlins Earn Doubleheader Split Against Nationals
• State Troopers Give Back To More Than 100 East Pittsburgh Families Preparing For School
• North Texas Expected To See Rain From Marco As 2 Storms Threaten Gulf Coast
• Chicago Weather: Streak Of 90 Degree Days Coming
• Twins Lose Jake Odorizzi And Zack Littell To Injured List
• Black UW Students Want School To Remove 70-Ton Boulder Due To Racial Slur Nickname
• 4-Year-Old Boy Scores Hole In One At Oglebay's Golf Course
• Man, 27, Shot Overnight In Stockton, Police Say
• Justice for the Golden State Killer
• Mets Traveling Party's COVID-19 Tests Come Back Negative
• 'It Means So Much' | Brides Across America Provides Free Wedding Dresses For Service Members, First Responders
• Dallas County Judge: 862 Of 1,086 COVID-19 Cases On Saturday Came From Texas' 'Problematic' Reporting System
• 19-Year-Old Shot In The Head In North Baltimore, Police Say
• Deputy Punched In Melee Involving Dozens Outside Zorbaz In Spicer
• Volunteers, Community Leaders Clean Inwood Parks, Streets As Trash Piles Up
• West Virginia High School Games To Limit Attendance
• Nearly 70k Lives Could Be Saved In The Next 3 Months If More Americans Wore Masks, Researchers Say
• 1 Dead As 7-Vehicle Crash Shuts Down I-93N In Dorchester
• Swimming Banned At Indiana Dunes State Park Due To Lifeguard Shortage
• Coronavirus Hospitalizations In New York, New Jersey Fall To Lowest Numbers Since Late March
• Connecticut City Warns Residents About COVID Spike After Recording Nearly 200 New Cases In 18 Days
• Offense Breaks Out As Pirates Rip Brewers 12-5
• California 'Dream House,' Decades In The Making, Is In Ashes
• Mother Of 3 Fatally Shot In The Bronx, Family And Friends Don't Believe She Was Targeted
• Police Looking For Man Caught On Camera With Knife During Robbery At Bronx Pharmacy
• Pedestrian Injured After Hit And Run Crash In Cockeysville Friday, Baltimore County Police Say
• Trout Drives In 3 Runs, Makes Diving Catch As Angels Top A's
• A 150-Pound Runaway Tortoise Is Back Home After 74 Days On The Lam
• Brush Fire Temporarily Shuts Down 14 Freeway In Palmdale, Backs Up Traffic
• Nationals Fire Employee Seen Throwing Hot Coffee At Woman
• Philadelphia Officials Host Voter Registration Drive, Encourage Voters To Vote-By-Mail
• Thousands Protest Across Southland To Demand Resignation Of Postmaster General
• Flash Flood Warning Issued For Pittsburgh Area Neighborhoods
• Lewstone Fire: Evacuations Ordered As New Fire Flares Up Near Ted's Place
• Sacramento Opens 2 Cleaner-Air Centers As Wildfire Smoke Continues To Cover Region
• Internet Goes Wild For Local Jeweler's 'Vote' Necklace After Michelle Obama's DNC Speech
• Pres. Trump Approves Major Disaster Declaration for California as Fires Burn 1 Million Acres
• Longtime Woodbury Dentist Kyle Edlund Dies After Plane Crashes Into Lake Near Ely
• Trout Drives in 3 Runs as Angels Top A's
• Penn State University To Randomly Test Students, Employees For Coronavirus Starting Next Week
• "Lightning siege" hits California with nearly 12,000 strikes
• Yankees: Torres Out 2-3 Weeks, Paxton No Throw For 14 Days
• 'Cutting Hair Is My Life:' Squirrel Hill Barber Shop Forced To Shut Doors Due To Pandemic
• Phillies Add Relievers Brandon Workman, Heath Hembree, David Hale To Roster
• Brawl Breaks Out On Boston's 'Methadone Mile'
• House Approves Bill To Send $25 Billion To Postal Service And Halt Changes
• 'Joe Biden Is No Friend Of Pennsylvania': President Trump Criticizes Rival Just Outside His Hometown
• Flood Advisory Issued For Parts Of Allegheny County
• Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium Teams With Council President Darrell Clarke To Host Free Testing Event
• House Approves Additional $25 Billion For U.S. Postal Service (CBS News)
• In Just A Week, Wildfires Burn 1 Million Acres In California
• House Passes Additional $25 Billion For US Postal Service
• Elijah McClain Rally: Kentucky Activists Join Coloradans In Demand For Justice
• House Approves Additional $25 Billion For Embattled Postal Service
• Public Input Shared On I-270 Corridor Improvement Study
• Trump Supporters Hold Boat Rally In Newburyport
• Severe Thunderstorms, High Winds Leave Damage, Power Outages
• Despite COVID, Laconia Bike Week Kicks Off
• Reports: Ravens' Earl Thomas Sent Home After Alleged Fight With Chuck Clark During Practice
• NASA JPL Says Tiny Asteroid Expected To Pass Near Earth On Election Eve
• Williams Fork Fire: Photos Requested To Help Determine Cause
• Colorado's Health Department Forming Committee To Review Use Of Ketamine By First Responders
• Younger Residents Continue To Make Up Majority Of New COVID-19 Cases In LA County, Officials Say
• Election Officials: Joe Scott Still Leading Race For Broward Supervisor Of Elections After 14-Hour Recount
• NYC surfers paddle-out for Breonna Taylor
• One Killed When U-Haul Strikes Tree In Rochester, NH
• NASA: An Asteroid Will Come Close To Earth Right Before Election Day
• Second Man Dies After Shooting In Greeley
• Fort Collins Police Arrest Suspect On Child Enticement Charge
• LNU Lightning Complex: Areas Of Healdsburg, Lake County Among Latest Evacuations Ordered
• San Mateo Police Seize 40 Pounds of Meth During Traffic Stop
• Police Investigating After Deadly Double Shooting In Southwest Baltimore Friday Night
• Army Says Missing Fort Hood Soldier Elder Fernandes Was Victim In Sexual Abuse Investigation
• Already Struggling In Food Deserts, Chicagoans Hit By Pandemic Desperate For Help
• Stanford Varsity Sports Cuts Could Decimate U.S. Olympics Team
• Peach Recall Connected To Multi-State Salmonella Outbreak Expanded
• Coronavirus, Flu Creating Fear Of 'Twindemic'; Health Officials Urge Flu Shots
• FEMA Employee Indicted For Allegedly Preparing Fraudulent Tax Returns For Herself, 11 Clients
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Watch Issued For Florida Keys; Tropical Storm Laura Heads To The Domincan Republic
• Adorable 'Thank You' Letter Helps Firefighters At Colorado Wildfires
• Police: 23-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Shot Twice In West Philadelphia
• Tracking The Tropics: Marco Prompts Storm Surge, Hurricane Watches For Gulf Coast
• Officials: Fire At Celebrity Chef Rachael Ray's Upstate New York Home Started In Chimney
• Nearly 70K Lives Could Be Saved In Next 3 Months If More Americans Wore Masks, Researchers Say
• Pilot Uninjured As Seaplane Overturns in Biscayne Bay
• Temple Students Continue Move-In Process As University Reopens With Hybrid Learning Model
• 2 Bodies Found, 2 Still Missing After Explosion At Texas' Port Of Corpus Christi
• Jobless Americans Surviving On Less Than $200 A Week In Some States
• Family, First Responders Dedicate Bench To Isabella Thallas
• Rick Carlisle Believes Mavs Star Luka Doncic Will Be 'Game Time-Type Decision' For Game 4
• Massachusetts Reports 109 New Coronavirus Cases, 20 Additional Deaths
• More COVID-19 Cases Linked To Maine Wedding, One Related Death Announced
• LA County Sheriff's Department Mourns Death Of Deputy
• Rivera Wants 'Business As Usual' While Battling Skin Cancer
• Boy In Hospital After Burnsville Shooting
• Nationals' Strasburg Is Done For Season, Awaits Hand Surgery
• Baltimore County Police: Man Injured In Shooting In Windsor Mill
• Cameron Peak Fire Expect Similar, Active Fire Behavior Saturday
• Person Struck By Metra Train Near Elmwood Park Station
• Man Injured In Shooting In White Marsh, Baltimore County Police Say
• Argument In Gary Turns Deadly: One Man Shot Dead, Another Wounded.
• 2 Tropical Storms Bring Historic Threat To US Gulf Coast; Texas Expected To Be Hit
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Officials Announce 2,356 New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases, 17 Deaths
• Boston Woman Arrested For Trying To Vandalize Christopher Columbus Statue In RI
• Lanes On Federal Boulevard To Be Reduced To Curb Cruising, Violence
• NYPD Looking For Man Suspected Of Grabbing Woman's Breast During Alleged Sidewalk Assault
• Northeastern University Sends Warning To 115 Freshman After Post Shows Willingness To Party
• CZU Lightning Complex Fire: 67,000 Acres Scorched, 97 Structures Destroyed As Firefight Enters 7th Day
• Favorable Weather Helps Firefighters At Williams Fork Fire
• Indiana Passes 3,000 COVID-19 Deaths, Adds 1,010 New Confirmed Cases
• Grizzly Creek Fire: Concern Grows For Threat Of Flooding & River Impacts
• Minnesota Power Seeks To Test Heavy-Duty Electric Mine Trucks In The Iron Range
• Tanjim Siam, Roxbury Store Clerk Shot During Robbery, Dies
• Ketamine That's Injected During Arrests Draws New Scrutiny
• Grizzly Creek Fire: Crews Increase Containment To 22%
• Christina Korbe Requests Release From Prison, Citing Coronavirus Concerns
• Golden Completely Closes Clear Creek; Trespassers Face Citation
• Woodward Fire: Helicopter Crew Makes Dramatic Rescue Of Firefighters Trapped By Advancing Flames; Evacuation Warning Issued For Olemos, Inverness
• Minnesota Weather: Isolated Showers Possible Saturday, With Warm Days Ahead
• Acreage & Containment Grow For Pine Gulch Fire
• Miami ICU Nurse On COVID-19: 'I Have Never In My Life Seen So Many Deaths'
• 1 dead after wedding reception in Maine linked to virus outbreak
• Dolphins' Fitzpatrick Returns To Camp After 1-Day Absence
• New Jersey Woman Accused Of Texting While Driving Sentenced To 5 Years In Prison For Pedestrian's Death
• Florida Reports 4,300 New Coronavirus Cases, 106 Virus Deaths On Saturday
• Suspect Arrested In Connection With Attempted Homicide Of Anaheim Man
• Two Stabbed In Near North Neighborhood; Police Search For Attacker
• Pittsburgh Police Looking For Suspects In Reported Carjacking
• Lighting Strikes Steeple Of Kensington Church, Crews Battle Fire
• 2 tropical storms threatening the Gulf Coast could make history
• Scientists: Lack Of Oxygen Levels Lead To Massive Fish Kill In Biscayne Bay
• Steelers Sign Tight End Kyle Markway
• Police: 28-Year-Old Man In Extremely Critical Condition After Dirt Bike Crashes Into Vehicle In North Philadelphia
• Colorado Rallies Call For Fair Practices At USPS Offices
• Ed's Driveway: Mercedes E53 AMG
• Phillies Bolster Bullpen In Trades With Yankees, Red Sox
• NASA: An Asteroid Will Come Close To Earth Right Before Election Day
• California governor asks Australia and Canada for help battling blazes
• Police Still Searching For Gunmen Who Shot 12-Year-Old In Park
• Care For Real Food Pantry To Begin Senior Hours
• NFL's first Black team president says everyone should be united in team's identity
• Democrats See Racism In GOP Mispronunciations Of 'Kamala'
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 746 COVID-19 Cases Reported Saturday, 8 Additional Deaths
• Early Voting Begins In Massachusetts As Rallies Support USPS
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 796 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Total To 128,429
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Reporting 597,597 Confirmed Cases With 4,311 In The Last 24 Hours
• 3 Arrested After Allegedly Stealing $10,000 Worth Of Products From Ulta Beauty Store
• Police: Multiple People Enter White Bear Lake Home, 1 Person Shot
• Some Elementary Schools In OC Get OK To Resume In-Person Instruction
• Woman Injured After Attempting To Break Up Dog Fight
• NYPD: 61-Year-Old Woman Inadvertently Shot In Bronx, Police Searching For Gunman
• Eviction Moratorium Ends Saturday But State Expected To Extend It Another Month
• Zoning Board Votes To Reject Proposed Near North Marijuana Dispensary
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 61 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 New Deaths
• State Continues 'Hybrid' Meetings On Toll Roads
• Kanye West Fails To Qualify On Ohio Ballot For November's Election
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Down, Over 103.5K Cases Confirmed
• Colorado Weather: Above Normal Temps, Smoke And Haze Continue All Weekend
• Jack Sherman, former Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist, has died at 64
• Off-Duty Chicago Police Officer Carjacked In Bronzeville
• Biden says he would shut U.S. down if scientists recommend it
• 'Save The Post Office' Rally Planned In Greensburg
• EEE Detected In Rhode Island For 1st Time This Year
• Gas Prices Unchanged In New Jersey, Up A Bit Around Nation At Large
• House approves additional $25 billion for U.S. Postal Service
• The ScareHouse Moves Into Pittsburgh Mills Mall
• Woman Violently Attacked And Robbed By Teens In Lincoln Park
• Chicago Weather: Warming Trend Ahead
• Crews in California battle some of the largest blazes in state history
• Nate Sudfeld Now Holds Important Backup QB Spot For Eagles
• CDC Recommending Everyone 6 Months & Older Get Flu Shot
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Superintendent Recommends Postponing Fall Sports
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/22 Saturday Morning Update
• Delaware State Police Investigating Shooting In Parking Lot Of Newark Hotel
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: August 22, 2020
• Two tropical systems could threaten Gulf Coast
• Former CIA Director John Brennan interviewed for 8 hours in Durham probe
• Lori Loughlin and husband sentenced in college admissions scandal
• Russian opposition leader, in coma after suspected poisoning, arrives in Berlin
• Motorcycle Crash Sends One Person To The Hospital
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot Temperatures, Small Chances Of Rain
• Protesters Expected To Continue Demonstrations Following Week Of Protests Outside Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto's House
• Saturday's Show Info (8/22/20)
• Pa. Applies For Additional $300 Per Week Unemployment Funding From Federal Program
• Alternative Baseball For Special Needs Looks To Launch In Detroit
• Bishop Malesic To Hold Farewell Mass Before Leaving For Bishop Position In Cleveland Diocese
• Governor Whitmer Signed Off on Michigan's Return To Learn Plan
• 14 Coronavirus Outbreaks Reports in Michigan Schools Across The State
• 4,600 Michigan Prisoners Have Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Missing Priest Body From Trenton Found in Lake Erie
• Man Sentenced To 30 To 60 Years In Prison In Attempted Homicide Case
• Elevated Levels Of Legionella Found In Water System At 4 Schools In Fox Chapel Area District
• La-Toya Fagon Vs. Julie Miguel - Fridge Wars
• Hand-Washing Stations To Be Placed Around Pittsburgh In Early September
• The Rupture - Supernatural
• Adam Rippon 2 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Gary Anthony Williams 5 - Whose Line Is It Anyway
• Brad Sherwood's Nuts - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Tanadaal - Dead Pixels
• Bears - Dead Pixels
• Women In Film Presents: Make It Work
• Chapter 5: Madness - Tell Me A Story
• Quick or Dead - Coroner
• Mothman - Mysteries Decoded
• Brad Sherwood's Nuts - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
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• Rate of fatal traffic accidents increasing despite reduced car ridership
• Putin critic Alexei Navalny in coma after possible poisoning
• Giant panda gives birth at Smithsonian's National Zoo
• Australia experiences rare August snowstorm
• House approves additional Postal Service funding while Trump threatens veto
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• Wildfires continue to ravage the West as resources grow thin
• California governor weighing potential replacements for Kamala Harris in Senate
• Postmaster general to testify before House committee as concerns over mail delays grow
• The Gulf Coast preps for two tropical storms to make landfall
• Marc Forgione: Making pizza with sourdough
• High-end, transparent public toilets come to Tokyo
• Laid off ad agency VP mowing seniors' lawns for free
• 2 Black wine experts opening doors for people of color in their business
• Flint residents react to $600 million settlement over water crisis
• Meteorites up for auction this week in New York
• NFL's first Black team president, Jason Wright, lays out his plan for the Washington Football Team
• Reopened schools see coronavirus outbreaks as videos emerge of student gatherings
• Biden says he'd shut down country to fight coronavirus if recommended
• Congress expected to vote on $25 billion for U.S. Postal Service
• Gulf Coast under threat of two tropical storms next week
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