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Articles from August 25, 2020

• Fate Of Endangered California Condors Unknown After Wildfires Destroy Sanctuary In Big Sur
• Man Suspected Of Stealing From Several Roseville Businesses
• Donovan Solano Slugs Giants Past Dodgers In 11th Inning 10-8
• Sacramento Health Officials Consider Paying COVID-19 Patients $1,000 To Stay Home
• Protestors March Through Downtown LA For Second Night Following Police Shootings Of Anthony McClain, Jacob Blake
• LA County Reports Fewer Than 1,000 New COVID-19 Cases For First Time Since Early June
• Black Restaurant Week Showcases American, Caribbean, African Cuisine, Helps Small Businesses
• Peaceful Protest In Denver Takes Place Following Kenosha Shooting Of Jacob Blake
• Smoke Is Everywhere On Colorado's Front Range. Here Are A Few Tips On Breathing Easier
• Corona Sports Grill T's Tavern Falls Victim To Pandemic, Shutters Permanently
• Protesters Take To Sacramento Streets After Shooting Of Jacob Blake In Wisconsin
• 1 Person Killed, Another Injured After Vehicle Tumbles 100 Feet Over Canyon Near Malibu
• Jacob Blake Paralyzed After He Was Shot By Wisconsin Police, Family Attorney Says
• Golden State Killer's Double Life Revealed In Letter From Oldest Daughter
• Only On: LAFD Captain Injured In Explosion Talks About Brush With Death, Recovery
• Vacaville Woman Finds Decades-Old Wedding Photo On Gibson Canyon Road
• Coroner Identifies Man Killed In Rancho Cordova Gunfight With Deputy
• Man Accused Of Attempted Sexual Assault Along Davis Bike Path Arrested
• Monterey County Crews Increase Containment On River, Carmel, Dolan Fires
• Tattoo Artist Arrested Twice On Suspicion Of Unlawful Sexual Contact On Clients
• Man Freed From Jail Pending Further Investigation Into Attack On Eden The Doll, Friends In Hollywood
• Veteran Cop Must Maintain 'Balancing Act' As Police Engage With Homeless During Sweeps
• Roseville Police Looking To Identify Suspect In Credit Card Theft
• LIVE UPDATES: Another Curfew In Kenosha After Third Day Of Unrest Over Police Shooting Of Jacob Blake, Whose Father Says He's Paralyzed From Waist Down
• Chicago Weather: Record Heat Possible Wednesday And Thursday
• Detroit's Schoop Hits Grand Slam As Cubs Lose
• Lucas Giolito Pitches No-Hitter As White Sox Beat Pittsburgh Pirates
• Olson, Semien Homer As A's Cruise To 10-3 Win Over Rangers
• California Faces Huge Fires Before Usual Peak of Season
• Brian Wiles, Who Once Saved Man In Lake Michigan, Is Mourned After Losing His Own Life In Lake
• RNC Night 2: First Lady Melania Trump Speaks Passionately About COVID-19 Pandemic
• Denver Clinic Serving Latinos Adds Spanish-Speaking Drive Through Testing For Community
• The Lobster Claw In Orleans To Close After 51 Years
• Severe Weather Brings Down Trees, Knocks Out Power In Parts Of Tri-State Area
• Biogen Conference Linked To 20,000 Massachusetts Coronavirus Cases, Researchers Estimate
• Bruins Make Absolutely Nothing Easy For Themselves In Game 2 Loss
• Protesters Gather In New York Over Wisconsin Police-Involved Shooting Of Jacob Blake: 'It's The Same Old Thing All Over Again'
• Denver Residents Push To Make Shared Streets Permanent
• Armed Group Turns Out On The Third Night Of Protests In Kenosha
• Alvarado High School Overcoming Challenges As Football Season Opens This Friday
• Car Catches Fire After Driver Crashes Into Home In Avalon
• Realmuto's 3-Run Blast Lifts Phillies Over Nationals, 8-3
• Syracuse University Professor Accused Of Referring To Coronavirus As 'Wuhan Flu,' 'Chinese Communist Party Virus' In Syllabus
• Philadelphia Group Looks To Honor 7-Year-Old Boy Killed In Shooting While Renewing Residents' Sense Of Safety
• RTD Names Woman -- Debra Johnson -- To Lead Agency In Historic Decision
• ONLY ON 2: Video Shows 85-Year-Old Woman Being Attacked, Knocked To Ground By Robber In Garage Near Mag Mile
• 15 Displaced After Fire In Elkridge, Officials Say
• Baby Ball Python Slithers Out Of Terrarium, Goes Missing In Brookline
• Practice Of 'Coaching' Minneapolis Police Officers Questioned By Conduct Oversight Commission
• 16-Year-Old Boys Arrested In Connection To Bronx Stabbing
• Miami-Dade Restaurants Can Reopen Indoor Dining With Limited Capacity On August 31
• Demonstrators Rally At Main Post Office In Baltimore In Support Of USPS
• Laura Continues To Strengthen And Is Expected To Be A Major Hurricane At Landfall
• Barnes & Noble Closing Power Plant Location At Baltimore's Inner Harbor
• First Lady Melania Trump, Eric Trump Speak At Republican National Convention
• Miami-Dade Schools Superintendent Teases New Possible Classroom Return Date Ahead Of Online Launch
• 'We Knew It Was Going To Be Crazy, But Not This Crazy' | Maryland Election Officials Talk Challenges, Work Toward Smooth Presidential Election
• Baltimore Adapts For Football As Ravens To Start 2020 Season Without Fans
• Where Does Minnesota Fall Right Now On The 'Summer Glory Index'?
• Retailers Adjust Back-To-School Deals, Drives Ahead Of Virtual Start To Semester
• Englewood Police Search For 3 Persons Of Interest In Deadly Stabbing
• How Are Sports Teams Deciding If Fans Can Attend Games? Good Question
• North Texas Prepares To Take In Evacuees From Hurricane Laura
• Top 10 Apps For Parents To Monitor Kids Phone Usage
• List Of Potentially Dangerous Apps Parents Should Be Aware Of
• Delta, American Airlines Vow To Routinely Clean Flights
• Nuggets Beat Jazz With Help Of Murray's 42 Points
• Police: 27-Year-Old Woman Shot In NW Baltimore
• Melania Trump Closes Out 2nd Night Of Republican National Convention (CBS News)
• Paid Family, Sick Leave Initiative Makes Colorado Ballot
• Reopening Placer County Schools: COVID-19 Testing Requirements Causing Confusion
• Realmuto's 3-Run Homer Powers Phillies To Win Over Nationals
• Local Private School's Enrollment Increases Due To Offering In-Person Instruction
• 2 Men Injured In Shooting In Northwest Baltimore, Police Say
• Meal Kit Delivery Service Looking To Hire More Than 100 New Associates
• Jaro Halak Or Dan Vladar? Bruce Cassidy Doesn't Know Which Bruins Goalie Will Start Game 3 Vs. Lightning
• Lucas Giolito Throws No-Hitter, Chicago White Sox Beat Pittsburgh Pirates
• Reopening: Online Learning Problems Persist For Students, Teachers In San Jose Unified School District
• UAW Wentzville Workers File Grievances Against GM
• Rafael Devers Delivers Clutch Triple, Red Sox Beat Blue Jays 9-7
• GM Considers Bringing Salaried Workers Back Into The Office
• Tony Pham, former refugee and prosecutor, tapped to lead ICE
• Przybylko Scores In 31st, Union Beat Red Bulls
• Bieber Wins Again, Lindor Homers As Indians Down Twins 4-2
• Federal Judge Gives Philadelphia Green Light To Dismantle Homeless Encampments Around City
• Polanski's Request to Restore Film Academy Membership Denied
• SCU Lightning Complex: Wildfire Spares Historic Lick Observatory Atop Mt. Hamilton Thanks To Brave Team Work
• Whitmer Urging Residents To Get Flu Shots
• Riverside Nears 1K Reported COVID-19 Deaths, San Bernardino Closes In On 700
• Girl Rescued After Raft Drifts Away From Beach In Marblehead
• CZU Lightning Complex: Containment Raised To 19%; At Least 443 Structures Destroyed
• Lightning Dominate In Overtime, Beat Bruins 4-3 To Tie Series At One Game Apiece
• Davis Opens Air Quality Shelter At Senior Center
• Glasnow Records 13 Strikeouts As Rays Beat Orioles 4-2
• Gail Sheehy, Author Of Bestselling 70's Self Help Book 'Passages' Dies, At 83
• Original Jurors React To Scott Peterson Death Row Reversal
• Minneapolis Man Charged With Killing 1, Attempting To Kill Another Using Dead Man's Car
• Hollywood PD Releases Picture Of Car Connected To Fatal Double Shooting
• Westmoreland Co. Bride Visits Grandfather At Senior Living Center On Wedding Day
• California OKs School Return For Kids With Special Needs
• Reopenings: Frustrated SF Small Business Owners Make Case For Reopening On Steps Of City Hall
• Judge Refuses To Close California School Classrooms
• Mets Swept By Marlins In Doubleheader After Returning From Positive COVID Tests
• Vacaville Business Sets Up Donation Drive For Those Impacted By LNU Lightning Complex Fire
• Sonoma County Rescue Helicopter That Saved Marin County Firefighters Could Be Victim Of Budget Cuts
• West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Lets Marching Bands Perform At High School Football Games
• Video: Tiburon Police Officers Confront, Question Black Business Owner In His Own Store
• Police: Man In Stable Condition After Shooting In Braddock
• CBS13 Coverage: Scott Peterson Trial
• Lawsuit Seeks To Repeal Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers' Mask Mandate
• 2 Pedestrians Seriously Injured In Fort Collins Hit & Run
• Demand For Remote Learning Leaves Chromebooks, Laptops In Short Supply
• Santa Ana Tutor Arrested For Multiple Counts Of Child Abuse After Allegedly Sexually Assaulting 12-Year-Old Boy
• The COVID-19 Pandemic Threatens How We Naturally Grow And Benefit From Relationships, Researcher Says
• Divers Recover Body Of Person Who Drowned At Monroe Harbor
• North Texas Family Urging Residents In Coastal Area To Escape Hurricane Laura's Path
• Long Beach City Leaders Consider Pilot Universal Basic Income Program
• Judge Rejects Fourth LA County Bid For Restraining Order Against Grace Community Church
• Bed, Bath & Beyond Cutting 2,800 Jobs Citing Shift To Online Sales
• Fieger: Woman Discovered Alive Minutes Before Embalming
• Fort Worth Disaster Declaration Allows City To Shelter Hurricane Laura Evacuees In Hotels
• 2 Hurt When Metro Transit Bus Collides Head-On With Car In Downtown Minneapolis
• Firefighter Battling LNU Lightning Complex Fires Loses Vacaville Farm
• OC Security Guard Arrested After Allegedly Impersonating A Federal Law Enforcement Agent
• Reopenings: California OKs School Return for Kids With Special Needs
• SCU Lightning Complex: Fire Now 2nd Largest In State History; Some Evacuations Lifted
• New Jersey Gov. Murphy Unveils Budget Proposal Calling For $1 Billion In Coronavirus Spending Cuts
• Facing Threat Of Second COVID-19 Wave, Experts Say Get Your Flu Shot As Soon As You Can
• California Releases Guidance For Cohorts Of Children In Child Care, Educational Settings
• Danbury, Conn. To Go With Remote Learning For At Least 3 Weeks Due To Recent Spike In Coronavirus Cases
• Stanford Psychologist: COVID-19, Wildfires Taking Toll On Kids' Mental Health
• 4 Men Indicted For Fire That Totaled Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct
• Bunker Labs Helps Pittsburgh-Area Veterans Fill The Void
• Families Of COVID-19 Victims Who Died In Nursing Homes Call For Investigation Into NYS Department Of Health's Directive
• Police Arrest Suspected Red Light Runner Who Fled Crash In Antioch
• 'Ink Master' Star Daniel Silva Sentenced To 364 Days In Jail, 5 Years Probation For Crash That Killed YouTuber Corey La Barrie
• Live Updates From CBS News: Republican National Convention — Night 2
• Texas GOP Chair Allen West Focused On Rule Of Law For President Trump Second Term
• Notorious B.I.G. Crown, Tupac Shakur Love Letters To Be Auctioned Off By Sotheby's
• New York Fashion Week To Stream Live Online, Adhere To Social Distancing Guidelines
• San Bernardino Deputies Shoot, Kill Suspect In Stabbing At Rancho Cucamonga Home
• Florida Prison Coronavirus Toll Keeps Climbing
• LNU Lightning Complex Update: Evacuation Orders, Warnings Lifted For Some Areas Of Napa, Sonoma Counties
• Illinois To Apply For $300 In Extra Weekly Unemployment Benefits From Federal Government
• Mayor Bill De Blasio Visits COVID-19 Checkpoint On Staten Island, Says More Will Be Set Up Around NYC
• Woman Allegedly Breaks Into Westmoreland County Apartment, Steals Puppy, Then Throws It From Moving Car
• All About Champagne Grapes: Little Grapes Big On Flavor
• Apple App Store Will Remain Fortnite-Free, For Now
• 47 New Trainees Join Baltimore City Police Academy
• Lightning Coach Jon Cooper Incensed By Bruins' Goal, Lightning's Disallowed Goal Early In Game 2
• Giannis Antetokounmpo Voted NBA's Defensive Player of the Year
• Island Express Sues 2 Air Traffic Controllers For 'Erroneous Acts, Omissions' In Crash That Killed Kobe Bryant
• Denver Weather: More Temperature Records Fall In August
• SF Supes Confirm Malia Cohen For Police Commission
• Orange County Reports 335 New COVID-19 Cases, 15 Additional Deaths
• Ohio Democrats Seeking To Expand Number Of Ballot Drop Boxes
• Maryland Weather: Strong Storms Possible Tuesday; Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued
• Baltimore Students Develop App That Turns Ashburton Neighborhood Into Classroom
• Free COVID-19 Testing Expanded To Mondays At Six Flags America
• Lewstone Fire Now Fully Contained In Larimer County
• Thousands Of Inmates Statewide Have Filed For Over $100M In Coronavirus Unemployment Benefits
• 'When Will You Value Life?': Community Members Call For Change To Stop Gun Violence Across The Twin Cities
• March On Denver Organized For Anniversary Of March On Washington Led By Martin Luther King Jr.
• Kanye West Will Appear On Minnesota Ballot In November As Presidential Candidate
• Parents Get Kids On Remote Learning Through The CoPod Experience
• Chicago Announces 'Winter Design Challenge' To Come Up With Solutions For Outdoor Dining During Cold Weather
• Son Of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Charged With Stabbing Of San Clemente Neighbor In Argument Over Trash Cans
• Dog Training Expert Offers Tips, Advice For Keeping Pets Busy As People Prepare To Return To Work
• 'My Son Matters,' Jacob Blake's Father Says; Attorney Says Blake's Spinal Cord Was Severed When Kenosha Police Shot Him
• Some Residents Say Fires, Destruction During Unrest Have Left Kenosha's Uptown Community Looking Like A 'War Zone'
• Lakeview Elementary Class Quarantined After Positive COVID-19 Case, Everyone Else Back On Campus
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: All eyes on Melania Trump as she headlines RNC Night 2
• Opening Night Of Republican National Convention Stirs Political Pot, With More Expected During Night 2
• Yankees-Braves Postponed By Rainy Weather, DH Set Wednesday
• Ravens Fans Can Have Poe Crash Their Zoom Meetings
• Hawaii's Most Populous Island Ramps Up Virus Testing Amid Triple-Digit Spike
• 'Maskne' Becoming Common Complaint With Face Mask Requirements In Place
• Remote Learning Concerns Growing For Chicago Public Schools
• Greeley, UNC Police Investigating Alleged Hate Crime Against A Student
• Williams Fork Fire Threatens Henderson Mine, Moves Away From Fraser, Winter Park
• COVID-19 Pandemic Stalls Out Construction, Leaves Nearly 9,000 Workers Jobless
• Furloughed Worker Turns Downtime Into Face Mask Business
• Medina Alert Issued After Pickup Truck Leaves Scene Following Fatal Crash On I-25
• Philadelphia-Area Post Offices Have '7 Or 8 Machines Disassembled, Sitting There Collecting Dust,' Union President Says
• New York City Scrambles To Find School Nurses As Some Nurses Say Schools Aren't Prepared: 'I Will Not Have Anyone's Blood On My Hands'
• Second Bank In Englewood Robbed, FBI Looking For Suspect
• Man Shot In Stomach In Remington, Baltimore Police Say
• Auditor: California's Coronavirus Spending At 'High Risk'
• Sales Of California Pollution Permits Rebound In 3rd Quarter
• Early Investigation Shows Justin Townes Earle's Death Probable Overdose
• Crash In Eagle Rock Ignites Brush Fire Near Glendale Freeway
• Tarrant County Public Health Reports 4 More COVID-19 Deaths
• An asteroid will pass close to Earth the day before the election
• 'Whole New Set Of Rules': Haverhill Schools Prepare For Hybrid Learning
• Some Westchester County School Districts Are Confident Remote Learning Will Be Much Better Experience This Time
• Waukegan Police Search For Accused Killer Damar McDonald
• Man Becomes Second Drowning Victim At Lake Granby This Month
• Bears Practice With 2 Kickers
• Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf Asks Lawmakers To Legalize Recreational Marijuana To Combat Budget Shortfall
• Some Massachusetts Cities, Towns Having Mail-In Voting Issues
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Proposes 'Baby Bonds' Plan For Families Making Less Than $131,000 Annually
• CDC Survey: Coronavirus Pandemic Has Been Psychologically Crippling For Millennials, Young People
• LA City Council Unanimously Votes To Establish Juneteenth As Official City Holiday
• Republican National Convention — Night 2
• At Least A Dozen Maine South High School Students Test Positive For COVID-19, Parties Blamed
• 'U.S. Mail Is Not For Sale': Postal Workers Protest Changes Outside Downtown Miami Post Office
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 2 COVID-19 Cases Linked To St. Paul Saints Games
• White Bear Lake Area Schools Delay Start Of School Year By One Week
• Gov. JB Pritzker Announces New Rule Requiring Masks While Interacting With Staff At Restaurants And Bars
• Arizona, North Carolina Off Chicago's Travel Quarantine Order, South Dakota Now On The List
• Red Wings Sign F Robby Fabbri To 2-Year Deal
• Source: 1 Dead, 2 Injured In Sauk Village Shooting
• Dallas Jail Guard Sues County Sheriff For More Coronavirus Testing
• HHS Secretary: Counties Should Issue Labor Day Covid-19 Guidance ASAP
• Baltimore City FOP Says West Baltimore Traffic Stop Incident 'Indicative Of A City Overrun By Violence'
• Harriett's Bookshop In Fishtown Thriving During Pandemic Due To Unique Mission
• Researchers Explore Steamship That Sank Off Massachusetts Coast In 1898
• Coronavirus Leaves Boston Nonprofit Founder Even More Determined To Serve Community
• Mayor De Blasio Announces Formation Of New School Ventilation Action Teams
• Bell Fort Worth Alliance Air Show To Offer Drive-In Experience
• Broward County To Launch Online Rental Assistance Program
• Oakland Police Arrest 8, Seize Firearms, Drugs And Cash At South SF Airbnb
• Serious Crash Closes Route 140 In Carroll County
• SFMTA Director: Muni Bus Service Thriving As Light Rail Service Shuts Down Again
• Broward Superintendent Robert Runcie Says He Wants 'To Open Schools As Soon As Possible'
• Sixers GM Elton Brand Says He's 'Not Looking To Trade' Embiid, Simmons As Search For New Head Coach Begins
• County Police Investigating Disappearance Of 20-Year-Old Kaylene Oehling, Who Has Been Missing Since January
• American Airlines To Eliminate 19,000 Jobs In October
• 'I Killed Your Mother And Grandmother': Delaware County Man Confesses To Stabbing Deaths Of Wife, Mother On Phone With Son, Court Records Show
• Leisure Travel Makes Slow Comeback At Miami International Airport
• Hike In September To Help Colorado's Homeless Pets
• One-Third Of Americans Wouldn't Get COVID-19 Vaccine If It Were Available Today, Poll Finds
• Innovative New Homeless Shelter To Be Built Downtown
• Montclair State, Marist Suspend Students For Not Following Coronavirus Safety Measures At Parties
• 1 Person Killed In Harmar Township Crash
• Wolves And Wolf-Dogs Evacuated Because Of Wildfires Now Safe At Wild Animal Sanctuary In Keenesburg
• 11 Arrested At House Party Thrown By Banned FSU Fraternity
• Search On For Owner Of Cat Rescued From LNU Lightning Complex Fire
• Sen. Cory Gardner Says Colorado Has Silent Trump Supporters
• Pa. Dept. Of Health Rolls Out State's Own COVID-19 Mobile Response Unit
• Glendale Heights Condo Fire That Left 2 Dead Deemed Suspicious
• Hurricane Laura Threatens Texas And Louisiana Coasts
• Denver Public Schools Offers Limited Space Option For Students Who Can't Stay Home
• Students, Staff At 3 Colorado Springs Schools Under Quarantine
• FBI: 2 Broward Women Face Federal Charges For Alleged Involvement In Sex Trafficking Of Minors
• Allegheny County Sending Out Mail-In Ballot Applications
• Arrest Made In Hit-&-Run Crash That Killed 23-Year-Old Woman Back In May
• American Airlines Using Antiviral Spraying Solution Created By North Texas Company In COVID Fight
• $5K Reward Offered For Information On Suspect Who Started Fires At Several Santa Monica Businesses
• Police: Vehicle In Deadly Bal Harbour Hit-&-Run Located, Driver Still Wanted
• Teachers Push Back Against Md. Schools Superintendent's Last-Minute Proposal For Minimum 3.5 Hours Of Live Instruction
• Auditor: California's Coronavirus Spending at 'High Risk'
• Former Boston Police Union President Pat Rose Faces New Sexual Assault Charges
• Gov. Wolf Says Pa. Eviction Moratorium To Lapse On Aug. 31
• Dallas County Reports 217 New Positive COVID-19 Cases
• 228 Ohio State University Students Suspended For Violating Pandemic Precautions Before Classes Even Begin
• Tarrant County Extends Face Mask Order To Nov. 30
• Aldermen To Ban Single-Night Home-Sharing Rentals In Effort To Crack Down On Illegal Parties
• Farm Workers Already Challenged By COVID-19 Labor Through Heat And Wildfire Smoke
• Honda to pay $96.5 million settlement over Takata airbags
• Pikes Peak International Hill Climb Fans Can Watch Online This Year
• Philadelphia Native Kevin Hart Reveals He Had COVID-19 Around Same Time As Tom Hanks
• Delaware Announces $1.5 Million Grant Helping Nonprofits Providing Food During Pandemic
• Pennsylvania Unveils Nation's First COVID-19 Mobile Response Unit To Help Underserved Communities Hit Hard By Virus
• Man In Protest Walk From Milwaukee To Washington, D.C. Injured In Shooting In Bedford County
• Squirrel Hill Barber, Headed Into Retirement, Discovers His Shop Was Robbed
• Roman Polanski Loses Bid To Be Reinstated To Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences
• Pre-Kindergarten Program For Children With Special Needs Makes Changes To Allow For In-Person Learning
• Camp For Burn Survivors, Camp Red, Goes Online This Summer
• 'I Was Terrified': Hackers Target Students Returning To Virtual Classes With Online Threats
• Dallas County Issues Disaster Declaration To Provide Hotel Rooms For Residents Displaced By Hurricane Laura
• Parkland Dads Andrew Pollack & Fred Guttenberg Cast Diverging Viewpoints In Republican And Democratic Conventions
• Students Design No-Contact 'Futurebus' For Public Transportation In The COVID-19 Pandemic Age
• Blessed Trinity Catholic School Teachers Prepared To Welcome Students Back For Hybrid Learning
• Carnegie Museums Of Pittsburgh Using Virtual Events To Help Draw Visitors
• The 19th Amendment Turns 100: Historian Explains How Law Didn't Exactly 'Give Women The Vote'
• No Fans Allowed For Rams, Chargers Games At SoFi Stadium For 2020 Season
• Coronavirus Outbreak At Maine Jail Connected To Wedding Cluster 200 Miles Away
• Rep. Stephen Lynch Concerned About Postal Service's Impact On Voting
• Professors Plead For Whitmer to Mandate & Fund More Online Classes
• Mavericks' Kristaps Porzingis Out Again With Knee Soreness For Game 5 Against Clippers
• Liberty University accepts Jerry Falwell Jr. resignation
• Gov. Tom Wolf Wants To Legalize Recreational Marijuana To Help During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Pine Gulch Fire Burning Near Grand Junction 47% Contained
• Route One Apparel Offering Free Face Masks For Employees Who Interact With Customers
• Brockton Crash Victims Identified As Mother And Daughter
• Now Hiring: Driveline Retail Merchandising
• September & October Schedule Updates
• Person Missing Following Boat Crash On South River In Anne Arundel County
• Orange County To Open Second COVID-19 Testing Super Site At OC Fair & Event Center
• Florida Trappers Catch New Species Of Monster-Sized Suwannee Alligator Snapping Turtles
• Harleys and Lamborghinis: PPP fraud cases are piling up
• Celtics Players Speak Out On Jacob Blake Shooting, Have Discussed Possible Boycott
• LA County Courts Extend Grace Period 90 Days For Ticket Dates, Fine Deadlines
• Firefighter Assigned To Woodward Fire In Point Reyes Robbed While Sleeping At Hotel
• Police: 15-Year-Old Girl Shot Twice In Philadelphia's Hunting Park Neighborhood
• Massachusetts Reports 349 New Coronavirus Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
• First-Year Pitt Students Required To Take Anti-Black Racism Course
• Pitt Cornerback Damarri Mathis Will Miss 2020 Season
• Grizzly Creek Fire: Fire Crews Expect Increased Fire Activity Tuesday
• Prince George's County Police Investigating Deadly Triple Shooting In Langley Park
• Spare The Air Alert Extended Through Friday Due To Wildfire Smoke
• Gov. Evers Declares State Of Emergency Following Violent Protests, Vandalism
• Western Slope GOP Candidate Lauren Boebert Invited To White House For Trump Acceptance Speech
• Bear Rescued From Culvert In Steamboat Springs
• Woodward Fire: 90 Homes Evacuated Near Inverness; Firefighters 'Not Seeing Progress We Would Like'
• LeBron on Jacob Blake shooting: "We are scared as Black people"
• 11-Mile Carpool Lane Link on I-680 Opens a Year Early
• Ex-Defense Department Employee Sentenced In Corruption Case
• Protest In Westminster: Residents Say City's Water Billing System Is Flawed
• Colorado Weather: Cold Front Could Bring Dusting Of Snow To Some 14ers Next Week
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 58 More Coronavirus Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• Newsom Throws Support Behind Gascón In LA DA's Race
• DSO Returns With New Music Director
• Denver Public Schools, Libraries Awarded Grant To Help Hungry Children
• Gov. Whitmer Receives Flu Vaccine During Press Conference
• Honda, 48 States And Territories Reach $85M Settlement Over Takata Airbag Recall
• After Driver Slams Into Castle Pines Garage, Renters Say Landlord Is Forcing Them To Pay For Repairs
• University of Alabama reports over 500 virus cases since last week
• 49ers To Open 2020 Regular Season Without Fans In The Stands
• San Jose City Attorney Dies Weeks After Retirement
• Over half a million people ordered to evacuate as Hurricane Laura looms
• San Francisco Mayor, Sheriff Announce Closure of Notorious Jail
• Man whose son was killed by Kenosha cops in 2004 pushes reforms
• Jose Vitor Leme Remains On Top As Professional Bull Riders Returns To CBS This Weekend
• New Hubble image captures comet Neowise after journey around sun
• Bear Recovers From Burned Paws, Released Back Into Wild
• Dallas County Included In Governor Abbott's Disaster Declaration As Hurricane Laura Moves Toward Texas
• Kyle Lowry Day-To-Day, Raptors Hope He'll Be Able To Play Game 1 Vs. Celtics
• LA County Seeking Additional 10K Residents To Participate In COVID-19 Text Survey
• 49ers: Season Home Opener at Levi's Stadium To Be Played Without Fans Due To COVID
• 'I Give Myself Credit For Putting The Whole Band Back Together': Niecy Nash On 'Reno 911: Part 2'
• Amtrak, MARC Trains Delayed Between New Carrollton, DC Due To 'Trespasser Incident'
• More violent protests in Kenosha over police shooting of Jacob Blake
• Still No Containment On Cameron Peak Fire Burning In Larimer County
• Hurricane Laura takes aim at Gulf Coast
• On A Positive Note: Donation Gets Local Bakers Back To Work While Helping Those In Need
• Newest Wrinkle At Patriots Practice: Fake 'Crowd Noise'
• Wildlife Officer Rescues Elk That Fell Into Pool In Estes Park
• Late Steelers 'Super Scout' Bill Nunn Selected As Contributor Finalist For Hall Of Fame 2021 Class
• Jerry Falwell Jr. Officially Resigns From Liberty University
• Approaching Hurricane Laura Causes Angels-Astros Game To Be Postponed
• University Town In Delaware Restricts Gatherings As Classes Set To Start
• Pompeo, set to address RNC, warned State employees to avoid political activity
• Jacob Blake Protesters Clash With Officers Outside LAPD Headquarters
• MN-Based Hormel Foods Offers Free 2-Year College For Employees' Children
• No Bipartisan Fix To Pennsylvania's Mail-In Voting In Sight
• Moderna vaccine trial lacks people of color
• Biggie's Crown and Tupac Shakur Letters Up for Auction
• Body Of Marine Corporal Cesar Villanueva Returns To Riverside Today
• 30 states approved for Trump's $300 in extra jobless aid
• Trump says he'll nominate Chad Wolf as permanent DHS chief
• Airlines to shed tens of thousands of workers as pandemic aid expires
• Denver Sales Tax Increase To Fund Services For Homeless Will Be On November Ballot
• Coronavirus In Maryland: ICUs Back Under 100, State Reports 377 New Cases
• OC Family On The Hook For $4,400 Bill Claiming They Used Equivalent Of 50 Swimming Pools' Worth Of Water
• Severe Thunderstorms This Afternoon To Potentially Produce Damaging Winds, Isolated Tornado
• Hurricane Laura Forces Angels, Astros To Cancel Wednesday Game In Houston
• Belgian Engineers Build UV Zapper Machine To Disinfect Shopping Carts
• Experts Crediting Masks With Decline In New Coronavirus Cases
• Aurora Man Arrested After Allegedly Shooting Firearm At Denver Protest
• Prosecutors Depict Ex-Officer Tou Thao As Complicit In George Floyd's Death
• Atlantic White Shark Conservancy, Mass. Scientists To Gauge Presence Of Sharks Off Maine
• Baker Says 'Unmanaged' Social Events Are Biggest Concern For Coronavirus Spread
• Dearborn Man Fined $1,500 After Caught Climbing Mount Rushmore
• Chase Winovich Is A Big Fan Of Milk, Had An 'Awesome Time' Milking A Cow This Offseason
• San Jose Police Need Help Finding Missing Man With Dementia
• 2 People, Dog Killed In Rollover Crash On Highway 65 In Roseville; 12-Year-Old Girl Survives
• RNC tries to make case that Trump aggressively handled pandemic
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Calls For Review Of Schenley Park's Christopher Columbus Statue
• Vikings: LB Cameron Smith's Open Heart Surgery Was Successful
• Michigan's Budget Outlook Is Not As Bad As Expected
• Firefighters Hoping To Keep Momentum Against California Wildfire Battles
• Walz Announces Plans For New COVID-19 Saliva Testing Lab In Minnesota
• Crews To Spray Studio City Neighborhood To Combat West Nile Virus
• 'I Was Truly Honored To Do It': Los Angeles Tattoo Artist Nikko Hurtado Discusses Tattooing Vanessa Bryant, His Passion For Portraits Of Kobe And His Connection With Clients
• Mayor, Schools Chancellor Defend Outdoor Learning As Some Educators Say Decision Came Too Late
• Teen Seriously Injured After Diving From Boat Into Shallow Water In Southern Minnesota
• Man Dies After Late Night Shooting In Columbia Heights Parking Lot
• Baltimore DPW Employee Dies, City Official Says
• Maryland Restaurant Week Kicks Off September 18
• U.S. immigration agency cancels furlough of 13,000 employees
• 19-Year-Old Faces Murder Charge After Gambling Dispute Turns Deadly In Arlington
• Two Fraternities Suspended For Violating Social Distancing Guidelines At Florida Gulf Coast University
• Bringing Light To The Blight: Chicago Teens Create Mural On Boards Covering Windows Downtown
• Best Buy's 2Q Online Sales Surge But Challenges Remain
• Study: Children Born At 5,000 Feet Or Higher May Be Stunted In Growth And Development
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cold Front Slamming Into Our Hot, Humid Air Mass, Prompting Severe Weather Threat
• Despite Pandemic, Maryland Lottery And Casinos Contribute $1.113 Billion To State
• Woman, Boyfriend Arrested In Shooting Of Six-Year-Old Boy In Rosedale
• Police: Florida Man, 75, Who Recently Had Heart Surgery, Punched In Chest At Publix Over Social Distancing
• 2 Vehicles Pulled From Big Thompson River After Trying To Avoid Crash
• Nikki Haley defends darker tone of Republican National Convention
• Bureau Of Food Safety Inspects 5 Coronavirus Complaints Against Local Restaurants; No Warnings Or Citations Issued
• I-25 Reopens At 120th Avenue For Morning Commute After Deadly Motorcycle Crash
• VIDEO: Multiple Cars Go Up In Flames Outside Mount Laurel Condo Building
• Some 19000 American Airlines Employees Being 'Involuntarily Furloughed Or Separated' In October
• Report Shows COVID-19 Cases Popping Up On Florida Campuses
• Owners Decide To Drop 'Squaw' From Popular Sierra Ski Resort Name
• Gov. Hogan Orders Audit Of Maryland Environmental Service
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 26 More Deaths And 561 New Coronavirus Cases As Statewide Total Tops 130,000
• Miami-Dade's Main Jail Turned Into Blood Donation Center
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Continues Downward Trend In COVID-19 Cases
• Legendary sprinter Usain Bolt tests positive for coronavirus
• Coronavirus (MN): Health Officials Report 414 Additional COVID-19 Cases, 8 More Deaths
• Haley, Scott close out first night of Republican National Convention
• Gunner Olszewski Standing Out On Patriots Practice Field, Likely Securing Real Role In Year Two
• Harpoon And Dunkin' Team Up For Donut-Infused Beers, Pumpkin Spiced Latte Ale
• South Florida Businessman Maximo Alvarez Gives Impassioned Speech At Republican National Convention
• 'Squaw' Dropped From Name Of Popular Sierra Ski Resort; Played Host To 1960 Winter Olympics
• Paying Bills In Corona Times: North Texas Programs Offering Help With Rent, Food, More
• DPS, Jeffco Public Schools Move Forward With Remote Learning After 1st Day Glitches
• Illinois Driver's License Expiration Dates Extended One Year For People Age 75 And Older
• Cat Unscathed After Interstate 10 Big Rig Crash Sends Owner To The Hospital
• FDA chief: Emergency plasma order based on "sound science"
• The Farmers' Almanac Annual Winter Forecast: Why You Shouldn't Take It Seriously
• Preakness Winner Gets Entry To Breeders' Cup Classic This Year
• Get Your Big Boy® Hamburger for 84¢ On August 26TH
• Officials Call For End To 'Senseless' Gun Violence After 1-Year-Old Boy Killed In Shootout
• K-9 Tracks Down Teens In Swamp Who Allegedly Sped Away From Police, Crashed Stolen Car
• Auburn Parolee Arrested After Being Found With Stolen Skateboard, Bag
• Facebook blocks page on Thailand's king as protesters demand democracy
• CMU: Effective Immediately No More Than 25 People May Gather At Outdoor Events 
• Wolf: Pennsylvania Eviction Moratorium To Lapse Aug. 31
• Penguins Bring Back Kasperi Kapanen, Send 2020 First Round Draft Pick To Toronto
• Tashya Johnson Sentenced To 14 Years In Drunk Driving Crash That Killed Tyrese Glenn
• Ryan McDonagh Won't Play For Lightning In Game 2 Vs. Bruins
• Late Night City Council Vote Approves Controversial Terraces Of Lafayette Apartment Project
• Investigators Find Signs Of Trauma After Woman Killed In Hawthorne Apartment
• NWSL Returns To CBS, CBS All Access For Fall Season Starting In September
• Police Trying To Identify 2 Richardson Home Invaders Caught On Camera
• Lidl Adding 400 Jobs, 10 Stores As It Expands Across Maryland
• Mass Pike Lane Closures In Place For 'Parcel 12' Tower Construction
• Montgomery County Eases More Coronavirus Restrictions
• Homeowners Looking To Refinance Are Likely To Get Hit With This New Fee
• Long Beach Man Charged With Indecent Exposure, Stalking 8 Women, Teenage Girls Since October
• Charles Gramith, 72, Accused Of Being Intoxicated Before Causing Boating Crash That Killed 1
• Bruins Will Be Ready For Electric Start From Lightning In Game 2
• Free Covid-19 Testing In Macomb County On Tuesday And Wednesday
• Nearly half of Americans are using downturn to shore up finances
• BJ's Launches Contactless, Curbside Pickup In Maryland
• KFC suspends "Finger Lickin' Good" slogan amid pandemic
• 'Doctors Had The Power To Do What They Wanted With Little Oversight': Chip Jones On New Book 'The Organ Thieves: The Shocking Story Of The First Heart Transplant In The Segregated South'
• 'Doctors Had The Power To Do What They Wanted': Chip Jones On New Book 'The Organ Thieves...'
• Route 24 Highway Work Expected To Run 3 Years
• Avalanche Lose Again To Stars, Fall To 2-0 In Series
• Report: Sixers Coaching Search Expected To Start With Tyronn Lue
• Denver Weather: Heat Wave Continues For 3 More Days
• Police in Wisconsin shoot Black man in back multiple times
• Murphy Seeks Tax Hikes, Some Cuts, More Debt In $40B Budget
• Students, Staff At Three Colorado Springs Elementary Schools Show COVID-19 Symptoms, Must Quarantine
• Kenosha Delayed Body Cameras For Years Before Jacob Blake Shooting
• 2 With Minor Injuries After Deck Collapse In Pasadena
• Police: Pedestrian In Critical Condition After Hopping Jersey Barrier, Getting Hit By Car On McKnight Rd.
• Minnesota Vikings To Play First 2 Home Games Of The Season Without Fans
• LeBron James On The Shooting Of Jacob Blake: 'We Are Scared As Black People In America'
• Forklift Damages Fort McHenry Walkway Ahead Of VP Mike Pence's RNC Speech
• NASCAR's Kyle Larson: 'I was just ignorant'
• COVID-19 Cases Climbing At University of Miami
• Water Main Break Floods West Adams Intersection
• U.S. restricts work permits for asylum-seekers with new rule
• Patriots Officially Bring Back Kicker Nick Folk, Creating Competition For Justin Rohrwasser
• Video: 17-Year-Old Girl Leads Deputies On High Speed Chase, Crashes
• Man Stabbed During Fight Outside Building In Glen Burnie, Police Say
• Food Chain Capitalizing On America's Taste For Chicken -- Debuting Spicy Nuggets
• Authorities: 8-Month Investigation Of 3 Drug Trafficking Groups In Kensington Nets 20 Guns, $480,000 Cash And Drugs
• Baltimore Weather Blog: Stay Alert
• Power Outage Temporarily Affected Downtown Baltimore Area
• TSA Rescues Wedding Dress Left At Newark Liberty International Airport Checkpoint
• Delta, American Airlines Enhancing Cleaning Protocols
• Anoka-Hennepin To Begin School Year With Hybrid Learning
• Benny On The Block? Red Sox Reportedly Make Benintendi Available In Trade Talks
• Farmers' Almanac Prediction For Northeast This Winter: Seasonably Cold, Wet And White
• The First Day Of School Brings Anxiety And Jitters For Students, Parents, And Teachers
• PTL Links: August 25, 2020
• Police Searching To Identify Two Suspects In Connection To Fatal Double Shooting In Brewerytown
• Hong Kong man appears to have been reinfected with COVID-19
• Father: Jacob Blake Is Paralyzed From Waist Down After Being Shot By Wisconsin Police
• Minnesota Weather: Another Heat Advisory Issued For Southern Minnesota
• Hurricane Laura Has Formed, Takes Aim At Louisiana & Texas As It Approaches The Gulf Coast
• Lakers Cruise To Easy Victory Over Blazers In Game 4 As They Honor Kobe
• Joe Kennedy Campaign Reports Death Threats
• ShotSpotter Alerts Police To Man Shot Multiple Times In Northwest Miami-Dade
• Rangers Use Home Field Advantage & Lance Lynn's Arm To Snap 8-Game Skid, Beat A's 3-2
• Stephon Gilmore Returns To Patriots Training Camp
• Many Massachusetts Unemployed To Get An Extra $300 A Week For 3 Weeks
• Healthy Back-To-School Recipe: Mediterranean Quinoa
• Woman declared dead found to be alive at funeral home
• Texas-Based Exxon Mobil Loses $1 Billion+, Dropped From Dow After Nearly 100 Years
• Police fire tear gas at protesters after Jacob Blake shooting
• Video Shows Moments After Shootout Between 3 Prince George's County Officers, 2 Suspects Near FedEx Field
• TikTok sues Trump administration over ban
• U.K. drugmaker ramping up vaccine production in record time
• California wildfires leave 7 people dead
• Tropical Storm Laura threatens the U.S. Gulf Coast
• NYPD: Gunman In Car Shoots 3 People On Queens Street
• Unrest In Wisconsin: Protesters, Police Clash Again In Wake Of Jacob Blake Shooting
• Strong Storms Move Across Pittsburgh Area
• Coronavirus data 2 weeks into Germany's school year "reassures" expert
• SUV Barrels Into Restaurant's Outdoor Seating On Upper East Side
• Workers Say They're Worried About COVID-19 Safety At Big Blue Swim School In North Center, Some Have Walked Off Job
• Dozens of University of Southern California students have COVID-19
• RNC night 1: GOP argues Trump reelection will keep U.S. safe
• Liberty University says Falwell Jr. "withdrew" his resignation
• Exxon Mobil dropped from the Dow after nearly a century
• Tunnel To Towers 5K Canceled, Foundation Announces 'Never Forget Virtual Challenge'
• Leaky Roof, Crumbling Walls; Landlord Says Tenant Must Pay For Repairs
• Girl, 17, Killed In Overnight Shooting In North Minneapolis
• Farmer jailed in jogger's death joined group searching for her
• Cab Driver With Slashed Throat Found Dead In Middle Of Street In Juniata Park, Philadelphia Police Say
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot Temperatures, Chances For Strong Storms, Severe Weather
• 'We Just Got 2020'd': Seashell Restaurant Got Slammed By COVID-19, Was Looted, Then Damaged In Wind Storm
• China OKs "emergency" use to try COVID vaccines on state workers
• Police: Man Found Shot Inside Parked Car In Ogontz
• Chicago Weather: Tuesday Morning Storms; Heat Continues
• 16-Year-Old Boy Shot In West Oak Lane
• Minnesota farmers hopeful, though losses continue amid coronavirus
• New York Weather: Thunderstorms Expected Tuesday Afternoon
• Police: Car Catches On Fire While Driven By Shooting Victim In North Philadelphia
• Pittsburgh Councilman Corey O'Connor To Introduce Legislation That Would Ban Unrestricted Use Of Facial Recognition By Police
• Police Continue To Investigate After 1-Year Old Boy Killed By Gunfire In Spring Hill Shooting
• Man Shot Multiple Times, In Critical Condition Following Uptown Shooting
• Man Taken To Area Hospital After Being Grazed By Bullet In Shooting
• Woman Sentenced To Jail For Role As Suspected Drug Dealer In 2017 Overdose Death
• University Of Pittsburgh Fraternities And Sororities Suspended For Violating Health And Safety Guidelines
• Pine-Richland District Parents Rally In Support Of Playing Sports
• CZU Lightning Complex: Despite Extensive Burn Damage, Many Historic Redwoods Survive at California's Oldest State Park
• SCU Lightning Complex Fire Burn Zones Map & Fast Facts
• CZU Lightning Complex Fire Burn Zones Map & Fast Facts
• LNU Lightning Complex Fire Burn Zones Map & Fast Facts
• Tuesday's Show Info (8/25/20)
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Calls For End Of 'Senseless' Gun Violence After 1-Year Old Boy Shot, Killed
• Lefty's In The Strip Ordered Closed For Violating Coronavirus Restrictions
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Leaders To Hold Virtual Learning Webinar
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Board Reads Divided Comments About Future Of Superintendent Anthony Hamlet

Videos from August 25, 2020

• QAnon-supporting congressional candidate said she was invited to White House for final day of RNC
• Secretary of State Mike Pompeo sparks controversy with RNC speech
• Hospital guard turned medical student strives to help others achieve their dreams
• Liberty University president forced out of job over sex scandal
• Colleges battling coronavirus and students' behavior
• Republicans cast dark vision of Biden in RNC's opening night
• Melania Trump and Mike Pompeo to headline second night of RNC
• Hurricane Laura could make landfall on Gulf Coast as a Category 3 storm
• CBS Evening News, August 25th, 2020
• Senator Martha McSally on the tight race to keep her Arizona seat
• How Arizona became a battleground state in 2020
• 8/25: Red and Blue
• Jacob Blake paralyzed in shooting, attorney says
• California lacks inmate firefighters due to COVID prison releases
• Mark Zuckerberg reportedly warned Trump administration about TikTok
• LeBron James speaks out on police shooting of Jacob Blake
• Two female penguins at aquarium in Spain welcome baby chick together
• Couple married for 69 years beat coronavirus in their 90s
• Hurricane Laura expected to strengthen as it approaches Gulf Coast
• What to expect from the second night of the Republican National Convention
• "SZN of Change" author Hannah Gordon uses NFL lessons in life journey
• Gulf Coast braces for Hurricane Laura
• Second night of protests in Wisconsin following Jacob Blake shooting
• New York attorney general investigates Trump Organization
• Joe Biden responds to first night of Republican National Convention
• Farmers and local communities come together to overcome pandemic-related hurdles
• Republicans kick off convention focused on reelecting Trump
• Testing begins on potential antibody drug cocktail for COVID-19
• Nun runs marathon on treadmill for a good cause
• Republican speakers paint dire picture of America if Trump loses election
• August marks 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment giving women the right to vote
• A look at the biotech facility producing Oxford's COVID-19 vaccine
• FDA Commissioner Hahn responds to criticism about politicization of COVID-19 treatment authorization
• Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr. reportedly resigns and then walks it back
• Some Florida schools return to in-person classes despite COVID-19 outbreaks
• Major fires in California char area the size of Grand Canyon
• Ambassador Nikki Haley discusses RNC night one and Trump's agenda
• Republicans issue dark warnings about Democrats, "cultural revolution" in first night of RNC
• Protests continue for a second night in Wisconsin after police shoot Black man in the back
• Senator Tim Scott says in RNC speech: Family "went from cotton to Congress in one lifetime"
• Republicans argue for Trump's reelection on first night of RNC