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• El Dorado County Elementary Student Tests Positive For Coronavirus, Cohort Quarantined
• More Than Half Of San Francisco Storefronts Closed Due To Pandemic
• Meet Maye Musk: Model, Dietician, Domestic Abuse Survivor, Mother Of Elon Musk
• Redwoods Survive Wildfire At California's Oldest State Park
• Family Makes Plea To Gov. Gavin Newsom To Help In The Search For LAFD Veteran Missing In Mexico
• Grizzly Creek Fire: Coloradans Relieved To 'Get Home In A Straight Line' After Reopening Of I-70
• 'It Was Your Job To Draw That Line': Former Teacher Gabriel Alsina Sentenced To Jail For Sexually Assaulting Student
• Palmdale Mother Dies After Contracting COVID-19, All 6 Children Test Positive
• 'It Saved Our Property': Vacaville Couple's Fire Prevention Efforts May Have Spared Home From Flames
• SF Muni Rail Shuts Down After Worker Tests Positive For COVID-19, Equipment Problems
• Christie Wilson's Family Finds Peace After Deputies Find Her Body On Killer's Property
• Customer Confrontation Turns Deadly Outside Chando's Tacos
• UC Davis Vets Treat Nearly 900 Animals During Fires
• Dozens Of USC Students Test Positive For COVID-19
• Denver Aims To Expand Behavioral Services In STAR Program
• LIVE UPDATES: Unrest In Kenosha After Police Shoot Jacob Blake
• Lynn Gets 4th Win As Rangers Snap 8-Game Skid, 3-2 Over A's
• Teen Brothers Damian & Dillon Wikoff Killed In Shooting Outside Lakewood Walmart
• Lynn Gets 4th Win As Rangers Snap 8-Game Skid, 3-2 Over A's
• Chicago Weather: Near Record Heat Midweek
• RNC Night 1: Republicans Argue That Trump's Reelection Will Keep America Safe On First Day Of RNC
• LNU Lightning Complex Fire Update: Containment Grows On 351k Acre Fire
• Two Found Dead After Condo Fire In Glendale Heights; Child, Police Officer, 3 Firefighters Injured
• Police, FBI Search Quincy Self-Storage Facility
• MBTA GM: Fare Hikes, Service Cuts And Layoffs Possible For Struggling T
• 'Surreal Experience': Whale Shark Spotted Off Cape Cod
• Inspector General: LA County Sheriff's Deputies Not Wearing Face Coverings As Required
• Large Protest Held In Manhattan Following Weekend Police Shooting Of Jacob Blake In Wisconsin
• New York City Schools Encouraged To Let Students Learn Outdoors This Fall, Mayor Says
• Javy Báez Homers Twice, Cubs Beat Tigers For 11,000th Franchise Win
• Danvers Teachers, Parents Divided On Returning To Classroom
• Minneapolis Police Data Shows Racial Disparities In Use-Of-Force Cases
• More Windows Smashed On 7 Subway Line, Right After MTA Offers $10,000 Reward For Information Leading To Arrest
• 'It Renders You Helpless': Addressing The Trauma Suffered By Black Americans From Pattern Of Police Shootings
• Teachers Who Are Also Camp Managers Say Experience This Summer Will Help Them When School Reopens Outside In NYC
• Protesters Take To Downtown Minneapolis After Jacob Blake Shooting; 11 Arrested Outside Detention Center
• Beaver Area School District Requiring Coronavirus Liability Waivers For Athletics
• Caffeine Consumption Not Safe During Pregnancy, New Study Says. Some Experts Disagree
• Suspect On The Loose After Firing At Officers In West Baltimore During Traffic Stop, Police Say
• Attorney For Woman Wanted In Deadly Bal Harbour Hit & Run Contacts Police
• Miami-Dade Restaurants Could Soon Get Green Light For Indoor Dining At A Reduced Capacity
• All Evacuations To Be Lifted Tuesday Morning For The Lake Fire
• Richardson ISD Plans To Phase In Return To In-Person Learning By Grade Level
• Tracking Laura: Tropical Storm Laura Forecast To Become A Hurricane On Tuesday
• Half-Empty Hotels Ready To Shelter Texas Storm Evacuees
• Expect Northbound I-25 In Thornton To Be Closed For Several Hours
• Tracking Marco: Marco Weakens To A Tropical Depression
• Protesters Face Off With Police For Second Night In Kenosha Following Shooting Of Jacob Blake By Police
• 'We Have Staff Burning Out': Pandemic Putting Pressure On Twin Cities Veterinarians
• Varlamov Puts On Show, Islanders Dominate Flyers In Game 1
• Sanó, Cruz Homer As Twins Top Indians 3-2 In Series Opener
• Congressional Candidate Sean Parnell Speaks During Night 1 Of Republican National Convention
• Leaman's Green Applebarn Hosts Safe Outdoor Event For Families
• SPCA Moves More Than 500 Animals Rescued From Wildfires To Monterey Co. Fairgrounds
• 3 Michigan Natives Set To Speak At 2020 RNC
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Ravens To Start 2020 Season Without Fans At M&T Bank Stadium
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional Deaths Over Weekend
• Buckling Roads: MDOT Issues Lane Closure On Eastbound I-94
• Two James Serving Up Hand Sanitizer
• In RNC Speech, Kimberly Klacik Takes Aim At Democrats: 'We're Not Buying The Lies Anymore'
• Wiz Khalifa Announces Hotbox By Wiz, A Delivery-Only Restaurant Chain
• Cottage Grove Walmart Evacuated After Bomb Scare
• The Nose May Be A Key Entry Point For Coronavirus, So Keep Your Masks Up, Researchers From Johns Hopkins Say
• Several NFL Teams Including The Lions Report Faulty Covid-19 Test Kits
• Affidavit: Fort Worth Mother Claims She 'Saved' Daughter By Killing Her, Putting Body In Trash Can
• Maryland Begins Sending Out 4 Million Mail-In Ballot Applications As Lawmakers Criticize Postal Service Cuts
• 3 Teens Rescued After Boat Sinks Off Lynn Coast
• Maryland Firefighters Head West To Help Battle Wildfires
• CZU Lightning Complex Fire: Man Suspected Of Stealing Firefighter's Wallet Caught On Camera Using Stolen Credit Cards
• Woodward Fire: New Evacuations Ordered Near Point Reyes Station
• Police: South Philly Drag Race Hit-And-Run Leaves Woman Fighting For Life, Facing Possible Leg Amputation
• Detroit Police Investigating Deadly Hit-And-Run On The City's West Side
• Bay Area Republicans Enthusiastic About Trump As GOP Convention Kicks Off
• Farm Workers Already Challenged By COVID Labor Through Heat And Wildfire Smoke
• NYCFC Finally Puts It All Together, Hands Columbus First Loss
• House Democrats grill postmaster general over mail delays
• Ballot Images Battle Goes To Appeals Court
• LA City To Launch 'Kids First' Program Helping Homeless Families With School-Age Children
• Man Shot In Domestic Dispute At McDonald's In Grand Prairie
• Lynn Man Arraigned On Murder Charge In Shooting Of Roxbury Store Clerk
• Wawa Expanding Dinner Menu, Testing New Items At Select Baltimore Area Locations
• Flyers Rocked By Islanders, 4-0, In Game 1
• Frank And Nic's West End Grille Becomes Latest Baltimore Restaurant To Close Due To Coronavirus
• With Virus Cases Down, California Looks To Reopen Businesses
• Dragic Scores 23, 5th-Seeded Heat Sweep Pacers To Advance
• Grizzly Creek Fire: I-70 Reopened After Crews Search For New Fire
• Malware Attack Forces Rialto Unified To Suspend Online Learning
• Pedestrian Hit By Driver On McKnight Road
• North Texas Students Start School Year With Zoom Issues
• President Trump Unanimously Nominated In 1st Night Of Republican National Convention (CBS News)
• Baltimore Artist Amy Sherald's Portrait Of Breonna Taylor To Appear On Cover Of Vanity Fair
• Minneapolis Man Pleads Guilty To Cyberstalking After Harassing Former MNSU Classmate
• California Supreme Court Upholds Conviction, Overturns Scott Peterson's Death Penalty Sentence
• LA DA Sends Robbery, Hate Crime Case Back To LAPD For Investigation; No Charges Filed
• Revolution Coach Bruce Arena Suspended 2 More Games, Fined $15,000
• Families Adjusting To Poor Air Quality Amid Pandemic
• High School Teacher Receiving Death Threats After Wearing Black Lives Matter Shirt To Class
• 2nd Death From LNU Lightning Complex Fire Reported In Solano County
• Francis Parker School Talks About Buying Another Lincoln Park Condo Building, To Objection Of Homeowners
• Hundreds Of Midshipmen To Live In Dorms At St. John's College In Annapolis This Fall Following Agreement With Naval Academy
• LNU Lightning Complex: Weather Helps Weary Firefighters, Some Evacuation Orders Downgraded
• Police: 1-Year-Old Boy Killed After Bullet Goes Through Window, 2 Walls
• LNU Lightning Complex: Walbridge Fire Leaves Behind Trail Of Destruction Near Healdsburg
• Live Updates: Night 1 Of Republican National Convention
• Police Release Images Of People Suspected Of Looting LaSalle Boulevard Food Store, Kingsbury Street Convenience Store 2 Weeks Ago
• UC Davis Study Sheds Light On Pandemic's Impact To Mental Health
• Live Updates From CBS News: 2020 Republican National Convention, Night 1
• Philadelphia Police: 37-Year-Old Man Fighting For Life After Being Shot In Head In Grays Ferry
• Fort McHenry To Close Tuesday, Wednesday Ahead Of Vice President Pence's RNC Speech
• SCU Lightning Complex: Some Evacuations Orders Downgraded; Firefight Will Be 'Absolute Marathon'
• MISSING: Doniyah Terry, 10, Last Seen In South Shore
• Turlock Attempted Homicide Suspect Arrested After Shooting
• 13K Mask-Wearing Fans Allowed To Attend Dolphins Home Opener At Hard Rock Stadium
• Silver Alert Canceled For Formerly Missing Man Last Seen In Easton
• Tree Worker Clearing Storm Damage Seriously Injured In Melrose
• Denver Neighbors Left With Destruction After Anti-Police Riots
• Beef Parts Spilled Onto I-30 In Dallas Causes Traffic Issues: 'It Smells Pretty Bad Out Here'
• Brigantine Mayor Andy Simpson Dies After Battle With Renal Disease
• California EDD Not Answering 60% Of Calls Due To Surge In Unemployment Claims
• Sonora Man Arrested On Drug, Weapon Charges
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Wisconsin governor calls Legislature into special session after Jacob Blake shooting
• RNC Night 1: Republicans Argue That Trump's Reelection Will Keep America Safe
• Vikings Veteran Harrison Smith Continues To Be The Team's Quiet Leader
• Metra Announces Changes At Crossing At 87th And Pulaski, Where There Have Been 2 Deadly Crashes
• Live! Casino Pittsburgh In Westmoreland Co. Hiring Food And Beverage Positions
• California Closer To Banning Sale Of Most Flavored Tobacco
• Remains Of Murder Victim Christie Wilson Discovered After New Search At Auburn Property
• Newsom To Release Reopening Guidelines For Counties On COVID Watch List
• Bodies Found Of Remaining 2 Missing In Texas Port Explosion
• Mosquito-Borne Illness Alert Issued For Broward After Cases Of West Nile Virus Surface
• LA County Reports 13 COVID-19 Deaths, Nearly 2K Cases; Urges Residents To Remember July Virus Spikes
• Orange County Rep. Katie Porter Grills Postmaster Louis DeJoy Over Delays In Mail Delivery
• Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Previews President Trump's Plans For Second Term
• Several Pittsburgh-Area Counties Under Drought Watch
• Cautious Optimism In Fight Against Massive California Blazes
• Northwestern University Student Helping To Create A 'Future Bus'
• Campaign 2020: Viewer Guide to the Republican National Convention
• Gov. Murphy Suggests Reopening Gyms, Indoor Dining On Horizon In New Jersey
• Salvation Army Helping Fire Victims, First Responders In Solano County
• Police Shooting Of Jacob Blake Lays Bare Wisconsin's Deep Partisan Divide
• Elevated Levels Of Legionella Found In Fox Chapel Schools Serves As Reminder For All Districts
• Wear Your Seat Belt On Friday, Get $1 Off Any Coffee Drink At Scooters Coffee In Greeley
• 'Us Kids' Documentary Premiering At Wynwood Drive-In Chronicles Youth Movement Against Gun Violence In Wake Of Parkland Shooting
• GOP Senators Air Grievances In Job Review For MPCA Head Laura Bishop
• Delaware Officials: Children In Kindergarten Or Older Must Wear Face Coverings In Public, Schools
• Max Minute: Benefits Of Convalescent Plasma Therapy To COVID-19 Patients Unclear, Despite FDA's Emergency Use Authorization
• 'Badly Decomposed' Body Found In Embankment Near 10 Freeway
• U Of M Board Of Regents Votes To Delay Campus Reopenings By At Least 2 Weeks
• Sturgis Motorcycle Rally Attendees Spreading COVID-19 Infections Fast, Far
• Man Arrested In Connection With Catalytic Converter Thefts After Tools Found
• Bodega Owners Say NYPD's Response To Increase In Robberies Is Lacking
• Thorpe Fire Now 50% Contained In Park County
• Tighter COVID-19 Restrictions In Will, Kankakee Counties
• Some Minnesota Farms Allowed To Bypass Environmental Rules During Pandemic
• Some Evacuations Lifted At Lewstone Fire In Larimer County
• Grizzly Creek Fire: Officials Reopen Interstate 70 Through Glenwood Canyon On 'Limited' Basis
• MBTA Approves $403M Contract For South Coast Rail Main Line Construction
• Police: Knife-Wielding Man Breaks Into Westmoreland County Home, Stabs 3 People
• Anoka-Hennepin School District To Address Teachers Concerns About Safe Learning
• How Parents Can Help Kids Adjust To Wearing Face Masks In School
• Elk Rescued Again By Same Colorado Parks & Wildlife Officer
• Florida Supreme Court Releases Supervised-Practice Program For Law School Grads
• Dozens Of Maryland Companies Get Billions To Help Find Coronavirus Vaccine
• Roseville Man Arrested After Otter Tail Lake Boating Collision Kills Neil Baker, 52
• Scientists Project Asteroid To Approach Earth On Eve Of Election Day
• Dallas High School Student Athletes Protest Postponement Of Sports Activities
• Praying To Play, COVID-19 Keeps Friday Night Lights Off For Dallas Student Athletes
• California Unemployment Agency Not Answering 60% Of Calls
• UIC Tests COVID-19 Trial Vaccine
• Opening Night Of Republican National Convention To Feature Congressional Candidate Sean Parnell Speaking In Primetime
• Veterans Memorial Park In Commerce City Features City's First All-Inclusive Playground
• Woman Who Punched Reader During Mass Identified, Not Facing Charges, Philadelphia Police Say
• PSEG Long Island Considering 'No-Call Policy' For Non Emergencies; Customers: There Definitely Is A Lack Of Trust
• Port Arthur Mayor Says He Will Order Residents To Evacuate Tuesday As Laura Approaches Texas
• Mt. Oliver Shooting Leaves Man In Critical Condition
• Orange County Reports 353 New COVID-19 Cases, No Additional Deaths Day After Being Taken Off State's Watchlist
• Zoom Setbacks As Students Log On For Remote Learning
• Chief James Craig Speaks On Multiple Arrests During Weekend Protests
• Prosecutors: No Charges Will Be Filed After Video Shows Wildwood Police Officer Repeatedly Punching Suspect On Ground
• California On Track To Ban Flavored Tobacco Products
• New Video Released In Case Of Missing Connecticut Mother Jennifer Dulos
• Seinfeld says coronavirus won't kill New York City. Is he right?
• 'Downside Is Zero': Doctor Who Nearly Died From COVID-19 Credits Convalescent Plasma For Recovery
• Cancellation Of SAT And ACT Tests Changing 2021 College Application Process
• Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers Calls On National Guard After Police Shooting
• 'A Medical Level Effect': Twin Cities Company Introduces A Healthier Alternative To Reducing Bad Cholesterol
• Lamar Jackson Returns To Practice Field After Two Days Off For Unspecified Injury
• NYPD Shifting Officers' Schedules Following Another Violent Weekend; Commissioner Shea: 'All Hands On Deck'
• Doctor Who Was In A Coma & On Ventilator Shares How Convalescent Plasma Helped Him Overcome COVID-19
• TikTok Sues Trump Administration, Claims Ban Violates Its Right To Due Process
• 2 Aurora Men Killed In Greeley Shooting Identified
• Woman Killed In East Baltimore Crash Monday Afternoon, Police Say
• Coronavirus Pandemic Impacts 2020 Census Count Among Immigrant Communities In Santa Clara County
• Zoom Outage Disrupts First Day Of Classes For UMass Amherst Students
• New Yorkers Have Message For Those Leaving, Saying City Is Dead: We'll Fix It And Then We'll Welcome You Back
• I-Team's Call For Action Helps Dog Groomer Get Refund Worth Thousands From RMV
• No Bail For Towson Rape Suspect Jarvis Levy Benson
• Road To Reopening: NYC Museums Welcome Back Visitors, Gyms Open Across State
• 'Let Kids Play' -- Parents, Lawmakers Sound Off On NYC Parks Department Not Issuing Permits For Youth Sports
• Zoom Outage Disrupts First Day Of Classes For Temple University, Others Across Country
• FEMA Approves New Round Of $300 In Weekly Unemployment Benefits For Pennsylvania
• Section Of Lodge Freeway Named After Aretha Franklin
• Florida Judge Sides With Teachers Unions On Reopening Schools
• Delaware County Trucking Company Owes PA Turnpike $27,000 After Not Paying Tolls For More Than 8 Years, Prosecutors Say
• Jeff Flake joins list of Republicans endorsing Biden
• Clyfford Still Museum Closed For Renovations For New Exhibit
• Springfield Park Honoring Fallen Officers Vandalized With Anti-Police Graffiti
• FBI Looking For Suspect In Englewood Bank Robbery
• Temple Students, Faculty Hold Protest Over University's Decision To Offer In-Person Classes
• Miami-Dade Public Schools Gets Through Day 1 Of Online Orientation Despite Technical Issues
• Police Body Camera Footage Released Of Lodi Officer's Shootout With Suspect
• Baltimore Students Will Be Notified When They Can Pick Up Devices Ahead Of New School Year
• 1st-Degree Murder Added To Charges Of Man Accused Of Killing His Mother, Big Lake City Council Member
• Experts Stress The Importance Of Routine As Students Start Remote Learning This Fall
• Terry Treleven, 45, Identified As Man Shot, Killed After Charging Officer With Knife
• Denver Officers Cleared In New Year's Day Officer-Involved Shooting
• FBI Seeks Potential Witnesses In Gold Honda Sedan In Missing Mom Leila Cavett Case
• Delaware To Spend $20 Million Of CARES Act Funding To Expand Broadband Access
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot To Give First Look At 2021 Budget Forecast Next Week
• Man In Custody After Brookline SWAT Standoff
• Mets Cleared To Resume Season, Will Play 2 Doubleheaders At Yankee Stadium This Weekend
• Maryland Delegation Announces More Than $840K To Baltimore City For Preparing For Pandemics
• Howard County Looking For Election Judges For General Election
• 'I Was Awestruck,' Giant Tree Crashes Through Malden Home In Storm
• Dallas County Reports 182 More COVID-19 Cases, No Additional Deaths From The Coronavirus
• Pandemic-Related Job Loss Causes Major Increases in Uninsured Americans
• Dallas Residents Pleading For Police, City Leaders To Do More About Street Racing Issues
• Penn State Asking Students To Monitor Sense Of Smell To Fight COVID-19 As Classes Resume
• Apple Planning To Reopen Some Stores Closed Due To COVID-19
• Philadelphia 76ers Fire Brett Brown After Being Swept By Boston Celtics In NBA Playoffs
• CZU Lighting Complex: Fire Victim Died Trying To Flee Flames, 6 Rescued; Weather Helps Firefighters
• Crews Make Progress On Pine Gulch Fire With 44% Containment
• Pitt Creates Dashboard To Monitor Spread Of Coronavirus
• South Shore Hospital Cancer Center Evacuated After HVAC Malfunction
• Maryland Weather: Severe Thunderstorms Possible Monday, Tuesday
• Newsom: California 'Deploying Every Resource' To Battle Historic Wildfires
• Pride Of Baltimore II Won't Sail In 2020, So They're Bringing Projects To Volunteers
• Grizzly Creek Fire: Rafting Company Ends Season Due To Mounting Uncertainty
• Castro Valley Man, 42, Drowns In Colusa County Reservoir
• 22-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed On Edmondson Avenue In NW Baltimore
• Police Arrest 32-Year-Old Johnstown Woman, Say She Videotaped Beating 12-Year-Old Girl With Wooden Spoon
• San Jose Police Investigate Fatal Shooting Monday Morning
• University Of California Announces Plan To Phase Out Single-Use Plastics At All 10 Campuses By 2030
• 8 Pomeranian Puppies Being Smuggled From Russia Intercepted By LAX Customs Inspectors
• Morgan State Athlete Jordan Cofield Killed In Motorcycle Crash Remembered By Teacher, Coach
• Arrests Made After Miami-Dade Police Raid Warehouse Converted To Strip Club, And 'Backpack Giveaway' Actually A Nightclub
• Zimmerman Woman Pleads Guilty In Disability Fraud Case
• Working From Home? Colorado Health Officials Want You To Test For Radon
• Dairy Distributions Scheduled For Allegheny, Beaver, Washington And Westmoreland Counties
• Botanist Finds Rare Orchid Not Seen In Mass. Since 2001; Exact Location Being Kept Secret
• Sunset Restaurant Closes After 60 Years In Glen Burnie Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Surveillance Video Captures Moment Officer Shoots Machete-Wielding Man In SW Miami-Dade
• California's New Normal: How The Climate Crisis Is Fueling Wildfires And Changing Life
• Texans Warned To Be Leery Of Price Gouging, Scams In Wake Of Tropical Storms
• Cat Survives Shot From Crossbow, Man Arrested, Charged With Torture
• The CW To Simulcast MTV's VMAs On Sunday, August 30
• Massachusetts Reports 571 New Coronavirus Cases, 27 Additional Deaths Over The Weekend
• USPS delays could put 14 million at risk for late prescriptions
• Some Technology Glitches For Students As Remote Learning Begins In Denver Public Schools
• Texas governor declares state of disaster in 23 counties ahead of storms
• Downtown Denver Residents Brace For More Potential Rioting By Anarchists
• Glendora Shuts Down Illegal Mansion Party, Fines Promoter
• Philadelphia Catholic League Postpones All Fall Sports Due To COVID-19
• Player Alert: Lotto Texas Jackpot Climbs To $34.75 Million -- The Largest Since 2014
• Help Needed To Identify South Pasadena Carjacking, Arson Suspect
• 23-Year-Old Shot In Southwest Baltimore
• Minnesota Helps Fight Wildfires In California
• Schools face laptop shortages as they reopen
• 'Will You Put The Machines Back?' Rep. Lynch Asks Postmaster General DeJoy In Heated Exchange
• Gov. Murphy: Most Schools In New Jersey Planning Hybrid Start To Year
• Grizzly Creek Fire: Some Evacuations And Pre-Evacuations Lifted
• Dr. Dave Excited About Saliva Test And Encourages Convalescent Plasma Donations
• 17 Test Positive For Coronavirus At San Joaquin County Jail, 2 Units Quarantined
• Former Philips Exeter Academy Math Teacher Charged With Sexual Assault
• Suspect Charged In St. Mary's County Murder Of Capitol Heights Man
• Cody Bellinger Gets His Own 8/24 On Kobe Bryant's Birthday With 8th Homer On 24th Hit Of The Season
• Citing Healthcare Concerns, Lawmakers Urge Senate To Approve USPS Funds To Avoid Catastrophic Results
• Conservative Lawmaker Says Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Should Be Impeached
• North Texas COVID-19 Testing Locations
• Uniqlo now making face masks for general public
• Body Found In Potomac River Near Harrison Island
• Giant Eagle Looking To Hire More Than 1,300 Workers In Pittsburgh Area
• Texas National Guard Mobilized Ahead Of Tropical Storms Marco And Laura
• Chesterton Middle School Students To Learn Remotely For At Least First Day Due To Bats In School
• Texas A&M Professor Charged With Fraud, Conspiracy For Allegedly Concealing Ties To China
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra Not Touring This Holiday Season
• Brad Marchand Explains How 'Bubble Fatigue' Can Work As Motivator
• Avalanche Goalie Philipp Grubauer, D-Man Erik Johnson Out Indefinitely
• New York AG seeks testimony of Eric Trump in Trump Organization probe
• White Sox Slugger Jose Abreu Named AL Player Of The Week After Mashing 7 Homers In 7 Games
• Williams Fork Fire: Increase In Smoke Possible Monday & Tuesday
• Officers Find Cocaine, Stolen AR-15 Rifle Inside Suspected Road Rage Shooter's Truck
• Voluntary Evacuation Order In Texas City As Tropical Storm Marco Collapses And Gulf Coast Braces For Laura
• Cameron Peak Fire Continues To Burn Unchecked In Larimer County
• Back-to-back storms barrel toward Gulf Coast
• 13 Arrests Result From Weekend Riots Denver Officials Say Were Led By Anarchists
• GOP formally nominates Trump for reelection on first day of RNC
• Biden-Harris campaign to boost diversity outreach with expanded campaign
• Denver Weather: With A Week To Go, This August Is The Hottest On Record
• Police Investigating After 4-Year-Old Found Stabbed To Death In Fort Worth
• Zoom Outage Left Some People Locked Out Of Meetings, Classes
• California Supreme Court Overturns Scott Peterson's Death Penalty Sentence
• Suspect In Custody After 17-Year-Old Robbed At Gunpoint In Arnold
• On A Positive Note: Aspiring Eagle Scout's Fundraising Campaign Fills 300 Backpacks For Children In Foster Care
• Stars attending VMAs can skip New York's 14-day quarantine
• Minnesota Democrats Condemn 'Horrifying' Police Shooting Of Jacob Blake
• No. 8 Or No. 24? 'Mamba' Jersey Sports Both Kobe Bryant Numbers
• Fort Worth Police Seek Carjacking Suspect Caught On-Cam At QuickTrip
• State Police Give Warnings To Six Pittsburgh-Area Establishments After Coronavirus Compliance Checks
• City Council Proposal Would Rename Street Near Staples Center After Kobe Bryant
• Wheat Ridge Police Investigate Shooting Near Interstate 70 & Garrison
• Scott Peterson Death Sentence Overturned By State Supreme Court; New Penalty Phase Trial Ordered
• Weather Service Cancels Red Flag Warning Over Threat Of Lightning; Spare The Air Alert Extended To Wednesday
• Chief of staff defends Trump addressing RNC from White House
• Gray Area Of Mail-In Voting Law Up To Pennsylvania Court
• All-You-Can-Fish At Jumbo Reservoir Due To Severe Drought
• New Jersey Lab Blames 77 False NFL COVID-19 Positives On Contamination
• San Francisco Ballet Cancels Live, In-Person 'Nutcracker' Performances Due To Pandemic
• Man Shot, Wounded By Police In Kenosha, Wisconsin; Crowd Gathers In Protest, Curfew Issued
• Palmdale In The Running For Future, Permanent Home Of US Space Command
• Kids 5 And Under Should Not Have To Wear Masks, WHO & UNICEF Say
• Mother Of Brockton Soldier Missing From Fort Hood: 'We Cannot Just Sit Here'
• Anthony Martignetti, Boy In Classic Prince Spaghetti Commercial, Dies At 63
• Police Looking For Alligators Stolen From Indiana County Pet Store
• Police: Estranged Husband, Wife Dead In Apparent Murder-Suicide
• Canton Man Sentenced To Probation For Voyeurism At Aqua-Tots & Planet Fitness
• 10 Hurt In Fairhaven Head-On Crash, Including 6 Children
• Here's How Baltimore City Public Schools Students Can Get Their Devices Before School Starts
• Roger Goodell wishes he had "listened earlier" to Colin Kaepernick
• UIC COVID-19 Vaccine Trial Underway
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,612 New COVID-19 Cases, 8 Additional Deaths
• Almost 50 North Texans Drank Bleach This Month, Poison Center Warns 'Stop, It Won't Cure COVID'
• Former Bears Lineman Kyle Long Joins 'That Other Pregame Show' As Studio Analyst On CBS Sports Network
• Rachel Brosnahan "sleeps out" to raise money for homeless youth
• Clear Creek Closed In Golden City Limits For Social Distancing, To Slow The Spread Of Coronavirus
• MyPillow's Mike Lindell Speaks At RNC, Decries Democratic Leadership For 'The Destruction Of My Great State'
• Report: Jay Wright Among Candidates To Replace Brett Brown
• Remembrance Of Elijah McClain Takes Place With Dancing, Music And Calls For Change
• Philadelphia Firefighters Continue To Put Out Hot Spots After Massive 6-Alarm Fire At Tioga Warehouse
• Appreciating Charlie Coyle's Little League Skills And Other Leftover Bruins Thoughts
• Same-sex penguin couple welcomes baby chick
• Oil And Gas Prices: What The One-Two Tropical Storm Punch In The Gulf Means
• Fiat Chrysler Recalls Diesel Engines To Fix Stalling Problem
• Illinois Tourism Had Another Record Year, Before Pandemic
• Coalition Of LGBTQ+ Groups To Take Over Pittsburgh Pride After Delta Foundation Dissolves
• Pittsburgh Weather: Scattered Thunderstorms Popping Up As Hot, Humid Air Sticks Around
• California Facing Inmate Firefighter Shortage After Early Releases Over Coronavirus
• You Don't Have To Pay Your Federal Student Loans Right Now, But Here's Why Experts Say You Should
• Climate chaos suggests a more extreme future is already here
• Hanging Lake To Remain Closed To The Public As Grizzly Creek Fire Burns
• Thousands Allowed To Bypass Environmental Rules Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Horse Euthanized After Going Down During Last Saturday Night Race At Los Alamitos
• 20-Year-Old Woman Found Breathing At Detroit Funeral Home After Being Declared Dead
• At Least 64 People Shot, 4 Killed, In Gun Violence In Chicago This Weekend; CPD Announces 81 New Officers Deployed To Districts
• Section Of Hollywood Blvd. Closed All Week For Installation Of BLM Mural
• 12 Arrested In Sex Trafficking Sting In Hagerstown
• Tornado, Microburst And Waterspout Confirmed In New Hampshire Towns
• Coronavirus (Minnesota): State Breaches 70K Confirmed COVID-19 Cases
• Yankees: Get Free Gear With COVID-19 Test This Tuesday
• Fiat Chrysler Recalls Diesel Engines To Fix Stalling Problem
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida COVID-19 Cases Continue To Trend Downward
• Original Kennywood Log Jammer Flume Hits The Auction Block
• Zoom Working Again After Widespread Outages; CEO Apologizes
• Acute Anxiety: Internet Searches For Key Words Spiked To All-Time High Early In COVID-19 Pandemic
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 426 More Coronavirus Cases, Statewide Total Grows To 129,474
• NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Says He Wishes League Had 'Listened Earlier' To Colin Kaepernick
• Kaufman's Big And Tall Shop Looks Back On Unique Roots In Denver Sports As They Prepare To Close
• Two Arrested On Contra Costa County Vehicle Arson Charges
• Miami Hurricanes To Allow Social Distancing Fans Attend Home Opener At Hard Rock Stadium
• Rhode Island's Twin River, Tiverton Casinos Could Lay Off Over 1,300 Workers
• Gov. Greg Abbott Calls For TEA Investigation, Wants Wylie ISD Teacher Fired Over Assignment Comparing Police To KKK
• Michigan Woman Whose Husband Had Cancer In Prison Loses Lawsuit
• Severe Thunderstorms Possible Tuesday Afternoon
• Battleship New Jersey To Temporarily Stop Public Tours After Labor Day Due To Pandemic
• How To Request A Mail-In Ballot In Maryland For November 2020 Election
• Man Dead, 3 Others Hurt In Early Morning North Sacramento Shooting
• Protests Erupt In Wisconsin After Video Shows Police Officer Shoot Black Man In The Back
• Celtics Are Going To Have To Be Close To Perfect Against Raptors
• Port Of Baltimore's July Cargo Numbers Show Signs Of Economic Recovery From Coronavirus Pandemic Impact
• Airbnb Cracks Down On LA County Party Houses From Calabasas To Whittier
• Kobe Bryant Day: Southland Honors Lakers Icon Monday
• Harvick Dominates At Dover
• MSP: Westbound I-96 Closed After Fatal Rollover Crash
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 29 New Coronavirus Cases, Total Countywide Now 9,932
• Go Inside The Love Island Season Two Villa With This Exclusive Tour From Arielle Vandenberg
• NFL Commissioner Goodell Wishes He Had 'Listened Earlier' To Kaepernick
• EMU Moves Classes To Online-Only Through Sept. 20, Delays Dorm Move-In
• Chance Encounter Leads Weidler To Bassmaster Elite Series Win At St. Clair
• German doctors find evidence Putin critic was likely poisoned
• Monterey County Wildfires -- Carmel, Dolan And River -- Burn 75,000 Acres, Force Evacuations
• PTL Links: August 24, 2020
• Temporary Zoom Outage Affects UMD Orientation Monday
• Businesses held sway over state reopening plans, emails show
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Positivity Rate Up Again As More Than 500 New Cases Reported
• VP Pence To Deliver Commencement At Wisconsin Lutheran College
• Zoom Down In Parts Of Texas & The World As 1st Day Of Online Classes And Workweek Begins
• Hamlin Gets 1st Dover Victory
• Illinois Tourism Had Another Record Year In 2019, Before Pandemic
• Zoom Experiencing Major Outages In US, Worldwide
• Delaware Police Arrest 2 Women Related To MAGA Hat Theft
• Driver, Vehicle Located In Essex Hit-And-Run Pedestrian Crash, Charges Pending
• Brockton Man Arrested On Gun Charges After Violating Coronavirus Curfew
• Salmonella Outbreak: Peach Recall Expands To Wegmans, Target And Walmart
• SOS Benson: Expect Delayed Election Results In November
• Lab Confirms That COVID-19 Tests Affecting Minnesota Vikings Players Were False Positives
• Bruins Sign Goalie Dan Vladar To Three-Year Extension
• Will reluctant Trump supporters stick with him in 2020?
• Chalkfest At Arbor Lakes
• ICYMI: Top takeaways from this week's "Face the Nation"
• Study: Minnesota Ranked 9th Best State For Women's Equality
• Zoom Resolves Issues After Worldwide Outages
• Lions Sign DE Will Clarke
• You Can Get A Free Mask At A COVID-19 Testing Site In Clinton On Tuesday
• Skubal, Norris Sharp As Tigers Take Indians 7-4
• Woman Raped By Acquaintance In Annapolis Friday, Police Say
• Eisenhower Expressway Reopens After Shooting Near Ashland Avenue
• Iowa Marks First Child Death From COVID-19 As Schools Reopen
• Weather Blog: Out Of The 'Dog Days Of Summer'
• Worry Grows As Looters Target California Wildfire Evacuees
• Bill Belichick On False-Positive Tests: Ask The NFL
• Tropical Storm Laura Leaves At Least 9 Dead In Dominican Republic, Haiti
• Kellyanne Conway to leave White House to focus on family
• Looting the latest concern in massive California wildfires
• 27 GOP ex-lawmakers back Biden on first day of RNC
• It Sure Sounds Like Cam Newton Is The Patriots' Starting Quarterback
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/24 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• 19-Year-Old Man Killed In Motocross Accident In Mt. Pleasant Township
• Virtual Oral Arguments To Be Held Monday For Philadelphia Homeless Encampments
• Boys And Girls Club Offers Affordable Option To Virtual School Supervision
• Logan Airport Passengers Left Nearly $30,000 At TSA Checkpoints In 2019
• Man Stabbed To Death Outside Venice Apartment Building
• Gas Leak In St. Paul Closes Section Of Como Avenue
• Fort Worth-Native Kirk Franklin Wins Big At Stellar Gospel Music Awards
• Policing in the U.S. vs. the U.K.: How racism plays a role
• Hurricane Andrew: 28 Years Since Monster Category 5 Storm Devastated South Dade
• Repairs Continue After Powerful Water Main Break Floods Portion Of UCLA Campus
• The problem with BMI: Why measuring obesity is so controversial
• Jamal Murray Sets Nuggets Postseason Scoring Record, But Denver Falls To Utah In Game 4
• Mt. Lebanon School District Suspends Football Activities For Two Weeks After Player Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Protests Spark In Wisconsin After Black Man Shot In Back Multiple Times
• WATCH: CBS3's Jim Donovan Attacked By Bees, What Experts Say You Should Do
• Minnesota Weather: Heat Advisory Issued For Southern Half Of Minnesota; Scattered Storms Possible In Afternoon, Late Evening
• Trump Lawyers Revive W. Bush Vs Gore Case In Crusade Against Mail-in Voting
• Sonoma County Carjacking Suspect Arrested After Overnight Search Of Loma Verde Open Space
• Trump's sister says "you can't trust him" in secretly recorded audio
• FDA issues emergency authorization for COVID-19 treatment
• Emails Show Businesses Held Sway Over States COVID-19 Reopening Plans
• Highline To Open With New Elevated Green Space In Pittsburgh's South Side
• Armed Belarus president defiant as protesters demand resignation
• Police and protesters clash again in Charlotte ahead of RNC
• Man Dies After Being Pulled From Water At Jackson Harbor
• California wildfires decimate more than 1 million acres
• First lady unveils Rose Garden changes ahead of her convention speech
• Chelsea Company To Donate Thousands Of Reusable Masks To Local Schools
• Firefighters Work To Keep Abandoned House Fire From Spreading
• Caught On Video: Burglars Remove Air Conditioner, Break Into Staten Island Home
• Why COVID is driving more refugees to try to reach the U.K. by boat
• Police: Men Seen On Video Stealing $110,000 Worth Of Cellphones From Bronx Store
• Campaign 2020: Republican National Convention Gets Underway Monday
• Police In Wisconsin Shoot Black Man In Back Multiple Times, Sparking Protests
• Marco Downgraded To Tropical Storm As It Approaches Louisiana Coast
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot Temperatures Continue, Scattered Storms Ahead
• Lake County Job Expo Kicking Off Virtually On Monday
• Chicago Weather: Heat And Humidity Continues
• Brown's Future In Jeopardy After 76ers Suffer Early Exit
• Crews Rush To Battle House Fire In Franklinville
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Monday's Heat And Humidity Could Lead To Severe Weather In The Afternoon
• Educators worry about the feasibility of returning to in-person learning
• 1 Person Seriously Injured After Car Slams Into Pole On Route 130 In Pennsauken Township
• Motorcyclist Injured In Kensington Hit-And-Run
• PennDOT Puts Together Wish List Of Improvement Projects On Pittsburgh Area Highways, Bridges And Roads
• Fox Chapel Area Students Asked To Bring Their Own Water After Elevated Levels Of Legionella Found In District's Schools
• Two People Dead Following Northview Heights, Upper Lawrenceville Shootings
• FDA Issues Emergency Authorization For Convalescent Plasma To Treat Covid-19
• One Person Killed In Upper Lawrenceville Shooting, Police Investigating
• Beaver Area School District To Hold Board Meeting
• Northgate High School Football Players Jump Into Action To Help Couple After Man Falls
• Monday's Show Info (8/24/20)
• Protesters Ask Questions, Demand Answers Outside Of Wilkinsburg Police Chief's Home Surrounding Shooting Death Of Romir Talley
• Patrice Bergeron Being Perfectly Patrice Bergeron Leads To Bruins' Game-Winning Goal

Videos from August 24, 2020

• Trump appears in RNC video with essential workers
• Donald Trump Jr. warns in RNC speech about the "madness" proposed by Democrats
• Nikki Haley says at RNC that the Trump administration "put America first"
• St. Louis couple famous for pointing guns at protesters speak at RNC
• How the baseless QAnon conspiracy theory is making its way into American politics
• President Trump re-nominated in North Carolina as he fights to keep the battleground state
• 8/24: Red and Blue
• Republican National Convention kicks off in Charlotte, North Carolina
• More Americans are going hungry amid the coronavirus pandemic
• Postmaster general testifies before House Oversight Committee
• Kobe Bryant Day marks bittersweet celebration for family and friends
• Republicans formally nominate Trump and Pence as convention gets underway
• Zoom hit by widespread outages
• Republicans make case for Trump at RNC
• Biotech lab develops blueprint to fast-track coronavirus vaccine production
• Hong Kong man reinfected by coronavirus
• Nearly 200,000 Californians displaced as lightning strike sparks new fires
• Protests erupt after Wisconsin police shoot Black man as his children watch
• President Trump formally renominated as RNC kicks off
• Tropical Storms Laura and Marco put Gulf Coast on alert
• Storms threaten millions along the Gulf Coast
• Postmaster General Louis DeJoy testifies before House committee
• Trump's sister disparages him in secretly-taped recordings
• New York attorney general seeks Eric Trump's testimony in probe of Trump Organization
• Postmaster General Louis DeJoy defends decisions to House committee
• Bride and groom who canceled reception due to COVID-19 donate wedding food to shelter
• Gulf Coast braces for 2 dangerous storms
• More Americans are going hungry amid the coronavirus pandemic
• GOP formally nominates Trump for reelection on first day of Republican National Convention
• Dozens of students from the University of Southern California test positive for COVID-19
• Trump continues to wage war on mail-in voting
• Bill Gates, Josh Groban, LeVar Burton and Chelsea Clinton shout out their favorite teachers
• FDA authorizes blood plasma treatment for COVID-19 despite questions
• Kellyanne Conway leaving Trump administration by end of month
• What to expect from the 2020 Republican National Convention
• Retired British police chief speaks out about police racism, training and tactics
• Top Trump aide Kellyanne Conway to leave White House post
• Biden addresses past comments on race in first joint TV interview with running mate Kamala Harris
• 29-year-old Black man in Wisconsin hospital after being shot in the back by police
• Rachel Brosnahan on 2020 Emmy Awards and her work with Covenant House
• Chief of staff Mark Meadows on Trump's RNC speech, stimulus talks and Kellyanne Conway's departure
• How the 2016 Republican National Convention set the stage for an unconventional presidency
• Louisiana to be hit by tropical weather systems Marco, Laura
• Belarusian President Lukashenko seen toting automatic rifle as mass demonstrations continue
• FDA, Trump announce emergency use authorization of antibody-rich plasma to treat COVID-19
• Heavy wind and lightning may spark new California wildfires
• Louisiana governor warns of powerful "one-two punch” as tropical storms barrel toward Gulf Coast