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Articles from August 26, 2020

• Agitators Smash Windows, Set Fires At Oakland Protest In Solidarity With Jacob Blake NBA Boycott
• Honoring A Forgotten History: Sacramento African-American History Museum Proposed
• Pro Athletes' Stand Against Racial Violence Part Of A Long Tradition Of Protest That Includes Kaepernick
• Salesforce To Cut 1000 Jobs After Record Sales, Stock Surge
• TikTok CEO Kevin Mayer Resigns After Trump's Threat To Ban App
• School-Loving Denver Third Grader Hosts 'Front Yard Story Time' For Other Kids
• Gov. Jared Polis Focus Of Lawsuit That Claims Face Mask Mandate Is Unconstitutional
• Engineers Stumped Over Random Pinhole Pipe Leaks Plaguing Folsom Homes
• Aguilar School District Makes In-Person Learning Work With Small Classes, Social Distancing
• Disney, Universal Say California Parks Are Ready To Reopen
• Former San Bernardino Sheriff's Deputy Investigated For Use-Of-Force In Arrest Of Looter, Stealing From Looted Store
• Jonathan Akin Sentenced To 34 Years In Prison For Stabbing Death Of Girlfriend Autumn Rivera
• Photos Show CU Boulder Students Partying Outside: 'No Masks, 30 Or More Students'
• CU Students Use 'Artivism' To Demand Systemic Changes On Boulder Campus
• LNU Complex Fire Jumps Highway; Strike Teams From Oregon & Idaho Help On Front Lines
• Demonstrators Gather In Downtown Los Angeles To Protest Police Shooting Of Jacob Blake In Wisconsin
• Englewood Police Search For 3 Bike Riders Seen In Area Before 32-Year-Old Man Killed
• 'Energize Colorado' Fund Will Offer Money To Struggling Businesses
• Unrest Grows In Downtown Minneapolis After Police Say Murder Suspect Killed Himself On Nicollet Mall
• USC Reports First Cases Of On-Campus Coronavirus, Contract Tracing Under Way
• Nicory Spann Sentenced To Life In Prison For Shooting Sacramento Deputy Who Survived
• 14-Year-Old Girl Stabbed To Death, 2 Others Injured In Attack In Englewood
• Multi-Agency Task Force Announces Arrests In Connection With Looting, Violence In May, June
• Businesses Taking Leap Of Faith To Open New Stores Amid Pandemic Uncertainties
• Chicago Weather: Hot Through Friday
• Family Of Pregnant Mother Who Died After Contracting COVID-19 Files Suit, Accuses Roseland Community Hospital Of Neglect
• RNC Night 3: Pence Hits Biden And Makes Case For Trump
• Hurricane Laura Evacuees Finding Shelter At Hotel Rooms Provided By City Of Dallas
• Man Accused Of Running Over Child In Arvada Found Guilty Of Vehicular Assault
• As Sports Games Are Canceled In Protest, Chicago Sky Coach James Wade Has Strong Words About Jacob Blake Shooting
• Police Prepare For Protests On Magnificent Mile This Coming Saturday
• Trump Administration, Frequently Critical Of Baltimore, Has Used City As Backdrop For Several Speeches Including VP Pence's RNC Address
• 9 Communities At High Risk For Coronavirus Infections In Massachusetts
• Pittsburgh Community Remembers 1-Year-Old Boy Shot, Killed In Spring Hill
• Revel Expected To Announce Plans To Return To NYC Streets
• Marcus Nix III Found Dead Near Baltimore County Crash Scene; Police Investigating
• Having Second Thoughts? City Council To Look At Language In NYPD Chokehold Bill
• Perez Homers In 8th, AL East-Leading Rays Beat Orioles 4-3
• MTA Says It Will Be Forced To Take Drastic Measures If Federal Government Doesn't Provide $12 Billion In Aid
• AL-Best A's Win 3-1 In Another Victory By Fiers Over Rangers
• Road To Reopening: Gov. Murphy Gives Gyms Green Light To Reopen Sept. 1
• Boy Scout's Family Outraged After Sentencing Delay In Deadly Drunk Driving Crash: 'Let Andrew Rest In Peace'
• Nola Bounces Back, Leads Phillies To 3-2 Win Over Nationals
• Swimming Prohibited In Cunningham Falls State Park, Park Officials Say
• Hogan Offers Maryland's Support To Texas, Louisiana Ahead Of Hurricane Laura's Landfall
• Pence Hits Biden And Makes Case For Trump On Third Night Of RNC
• Mets Blow DeGrom's Lead, Rally In 8th To Beat Marlins
• Wisconsin AG Josh Kaul Identifies Officer In Jacob Blake Shooting, Says Many From Out Of Kenosha Area Were Involved In Unrest
• Driver Caught On Camera Pulling Dangerous Stunts Near Crowd In Newark
• Colorado Conservative Leader Expects More Evangelicals To Vote For Trump And Pence In 2020
• Miami-Dade Mayoral Candidates Share How They Would Handle Reopening Of Restaurants
• 'I Don't Feel Completely Ready': Miami-Dade Educators Worried About Online Start To School Year
• Giants, Earthquakes Suspend Games; Other Contests Postponed Follow NBA Boycott Over Police Shooting Of Jacob Blake
• Coronavirus Latest: Towson University Moves All Classes To Remote Learning For Rest Of Fall Semester
• Classroom Cybersecurity: Keeping Hackers Out of Virtual Classrooms
• Blue Jays Rout Red Sox 9-1, With Possibility Of Not Playing Thursday's Series Finale
• Teen Accused Of Fatal Shooting During Kenosha Protests Arrested In Illinois
• Inter Miami Game Against Atlanta United Called Off To Bring Attention To Racial Injustice
• How to watch day 4 of the 2020 Republican National Convention
• Extremely Dangerous Category 4 Hurricane Laura Closing In On NW Gulf Coast
• Bruins' Bruce Cassidy Displeased With Refs After 7-1 Loss To Lightning
• Orioles Manager Brandon Hyde Says He'll 'Support Whatever The Players Want To Do' Following Recent Boycotts In MLB, NBA
• Hundreds Of Protesters Hit Philadelphia Streets Over Police Shooting Of Jacob Blake
• LIVE UPDATES: Teen Charged With Killing 2 People During Kenosha Violence
• Dodgers-Giants Game Postponed, MLS Matches Canceled Hours After NBA Players Refuse To Play
• 'We Demand Change': LeBron James Speaks Out After Lakers-Blazers Game Postponed Due To Boycott Over Jacob Blake Shooting
• Colorado Springs Kindergarten Class Under Quarantine Over COVID-19 Concerns
• Acting Secretary Of Homeland Security Chad Wolf Attends Naturalization Ceremony In Denver
• Fallen Heroes Memorial In Mansfield Honors Thousands Killed In War On Terror
• At Least One Person Escorted By Police After Tense Moments Between Trump Supporters, Protesters Ahead Of VP Pence's RNC Speech
• UCLA Sues Under Armour, Seeking In Excess Of $200M
• Hurricane Laura Becomes 'Extremely Dangerous' Category 4 Storm
• NBA Postpones Wednesday Playoff Games After Bucks Players Walk Out
• USC To Pause Football, Men's Water Polo After Multiple Positive Coronavirus Tests
• Remembering How Women's Fight To Vote Changed History On 100th Anniversary Of 19th Amendment
• Second Metro Bus Driver Dies After Contracting COVID-19
• Cubs Lose To Tigers, Heyward Sits Out Amid Player Boycotts
• Coffee Shop Owner In Denver Raises Prices To Pay Baristas $50K A Year
• Police: Quadruple Shooting In East Germantown Sends 2 Women, 2 Men To Hospital
• Baltimore Police Searching For Missing 56-Year-Old Woman Last Seen Sunday
• American Airlines Warns 19,000 Workers Could Be Unemployed
• Detroit Among Cities Holding Protests Over Jacob Blake Shooting
• Lightning Blow Out Bruins 7-1, Take 2-1 Series Lead Over Boston
• LNU Lightning Complex Fire Jumps Highway 16, Mandatory Evacuations In Yolo County
• State Trooper Saves 84-Year-Old Stroke Victim Unable To Stop Vehicle
• LNU Lightning Complex: Residents Return To Destroyed Spanish Flat Mobile Villa
• White Sox Bomb 4 Home Runs, Rip Pirates 10-3
• Families From Port Arthur To Lake Charles Ride Out Hurricane Laura In North Texas
• Harper Woods Police Custody Death: Autopsy Reveals Priscilla Slater Died From Natural Causes
• Braves Sweep Slumping Yankees In Doubleheader
• Fire Chief: Medics Tried To Revive Woman 3 Times Before Mispronouncing Death
• 'Flies Are Just Out Of Control': Philadelphia's Trash Backup Creating 'Horrible' Pest Infestation Throughout City
• 3 MLB Games Postponed In Wake Of Kenosha Shooting
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Board Votes To Renew Superintendent Dr. Anthony Hamlet's Contract
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Board Votes To Allow Fall Sports
• National Forest Foundation Taking Donations For Restoration Efforts In Areas Impacted By Grizzly Creek Fire
• Suspended Greek Chapters At University Of Pittsburgh Have Questions About Alleged Violations
• Defense Official: Arson Suspected As Cause Of Navy Ship Fire
• Aurora City Council Member Alison Coombs Makes The Case For $20 Minimum Wage
• San Bernardino County Surpasses 700 Deaths, Ventura County Adds Another 97 Cases
• Officials: California Inmate Slain By 2 Fellow Prisoners
• Reports: NBA Players Considering Ending Season, Demand Immediate Change With Racial Injustices In America
• He Lost Everything In Paradise. Two Years Later, He Escaped Flames Again In Solano County
• LNU Lightning Complex: Focus Moves To Hennessey, Walbridge Fires; Evacuees Returning; National Guard Arriving
• Detectives Say Santa Ana Tutor Arrested For Child Abuse Preyed Upon Young Boys, Believe There May Be Additional Victims
• Tiger Woods In Chicago Area For BMW Championship At Olympia Fields
• Finally Home: Sutter County Man Battling COVID-19 For 83 Days Released From Hospital
• Immigrants Under Evacuation Orders Can Reschedule Ceremonies, Appointments With USCIS
• Lancaster Teacher On Bed Rest Continues Online Instruction From Hospital Room
• Blood Thinners Reduce Deaths Among Coronavirus Patients, Study Finds
• 'He's Lucky To Be Alive': Wife Of Deputy Shot In Rancho Cordova Gunfight Speaks Out
• Police: 4-Year-Old Boy Accidentally Shoots 2-Year-Old Sister
• Garcetti: Most City Services Going Contactless, Digital
• Family Of Missing 21-Year-Old Kaylene Oehling Seeks Answers
• NASA Astronaut & Denver Native Jerry Carr Dies At 88
• Vision Fire Provides Glimpse To Aftermath of Woodward Fire
• UC Berkeley Freshmen Start College Under Surreal COVID Restrictions
• Hiker Rescue Calls Skyrocket 225% In Orange County
• Obesity Increases Risk Of Complications From COVID-19, Damages Vaccine Efficacy, Study Finds
• Officials: John Wayne Airport Employee Struck In Arm After OC Sheriff's Sergeant Accidentally Fires Weapon
• Man Charged, Accused Of Throwing Fireworks That Injured Denver Police Officer During Weekend Riots
• NHL Makes Statement Against Racial injustice, Support For Jacob Blake Prior To Bruins-Lightning Game 3
• Nonprofit Steps In To Help San Joaquin County K9 Stabbed In June
• Evacuees In North Texas Weary, Worried As Hurricane Laura Approaches
• Pennsylvania Republican Delegates Say RNC Has Been 'Wonderful' And 'Very Positive' So Far
• Owner Of The Gazette Launches Online Denver Newspaper
• Live From CBS News: Republican National Convention — Night 3
• Philadelphia Police: 21-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Carroll Park
• New Center City Mural Highlights Black Lives Matter Movement
• North Texas Republicans Praising Message Of Party's National Convention
• 34-Year-Old Coronavirus Survivor Says She's Still Recovering 5 Months Later
• Frustrated Drivers Still Dealing With Long Lines At New Jersey MVC Locations
• Matt Kemp Of Colorado Rockies Won't Play Against Diamondbacks In Protest Of Social Injustices
• Protesters, Supporters Gather Ahead Of VP Mike Pence's RNC Speech At Fort McHenry
• Colorado Starts Fund For Small Businesses Affected By Virus
• LA Haunted Hayride Shifts To Drive-Up Experience In San Dimas For 2020
• Maryland Congressman Jamie Raskin Proposes New State Song
• Woman In Medically Induced Coma After Vicious Beating Caught On Camera In Brooklyn
• Brandywine SPCA Taking In More Than 30 Evacuated Dogs Ahead Of Hurricane Laura
• Federal Prosecutor: Inmates' Defrauding Coronavirus Unemployment Benefits May Have Cost Taxpayers Billions
• NBA, WNBA, MLB Postpone Games In Protest Of Jacob Blake Shooting
• Ravens Donate 100 Helmets To Baltimore Area High Schools
• Pittsburgh Police Chief Scott Schubert Calling For More Cooperation From Protesters
• 'You Gotta Put Football Aside': Eagles' Social Justice Committee Discussing Response To Shooting Of Jacob Blake
• Group Calls For Baltimore To Restore Toppled Christopher Columbus Statue
• Lawsuit: Census Count Ending Early So Apportionment Can Take Place On Trump's Watch
• Kenosha Shooting: Video Shows Suspected Gunman Kyle Rittenhouse Being Allowed To Leave Scene
• After Protest By Bucks, Nuggets Say They Haven't Discussed A Similar Boycott
• 40-Year-Old Man Killed In Harbor Gateway Shooting, Suspect At Large
• Doctors Weigh In On CDC Changing Its Guidelines For Who Needs To Get A COVID-19 Test, Quarantine
• After UNH Students Party, School Email Promises Consequences If Policies Aren't Followed
• Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg To Get National Constitution Center's Liberty Medal
• 'Public Education Should Be Completely Free': Local Leaders Push For Free Internet As Families Prepare For More Distance Learning
• Phil Myers Scores Early In Overtime To Give Flyers Game 2 Win Over Islanders, Even Series
• Minnesota Democrats Seek Ethics Investigation Of Rep. Jim Hagedorn
• Florida To Tap Federal Unemployment Money
• CZU Lightning Complex: At Least 527 Santa Cruz Structures Destroyed; Woman Found Dead Inside Felton Home; 'Significant Progress In Firefight'
• 'This Was No Accident': Police Searching For Driver Who Ran Over Cyclist During Community Bike Ride In Baltimore
• Going Dropless After Cataract Surgery Thrills Patients
• 'Move On, We Have': Villanueva Blasts Inspector General Over Letter To Board Of Supervisors
• Westmoreland County Landfill Worker Injured In Explosion
• Grape Juice Toast Among Women's Equality Day Celebration At Independence Hall
• Freelance Journalist On Capturing Images Of Kenosha Shooting: 'I Have A Job To Do, To Tell The Story That's Going On'
• Kenosha Shooting: 17-Year-Old Kyle Rittenhouse Arrested In Connection With Shooting That Left 2 Dead, 1 Wounded
• 'This Is A Powder Keg That We're Sitting On': Julian Johnson Hopes New March On Washington Will Spur Change
• 'We're Still Fighting Many Of The Struggles That She Fought': Memorial Dedicated To Sojourner Truth In Ulster County
• New COVID-19 Testing Trucks Could Come To Baltimore
• New Rules In Place As Officials Work To Stop Unrest, Violence In Kenosha
• Marin County Supes Ensure Voter Approval Needed for Offshore Drilling Infrastructure
• 200-Person Party In Milford Fined $1,500 For COVID Violations
• Beaver Area High School Goes Fully Remote
• Police: 20-Year-Old Woman Injured In Detroit Shooting
• Petition Launched To Save Pembroke Pines Principal's Job Over Controversial Social Media Post
• Capital Murder Suspect In Taxicab Killings Of 2 Daughters, Yaser Abdel Said Captured
• Bud Light Releases Special Bottles For All 26 NFL Teams
• Lionel Timms Accused In Another Serious Assault After Being Bailed Out By Minnesota Freedom Fund
• Islanders Mount Furious Comeback, But Flyers Even Series With OT Victory In Game 2
• New Jersey Gyms Allowed To Reopen At 25% Capacity On Sept. 1, Masks Will Be Required
• CDC Posts Relaxed COVID-19 Testing Guidelines From White House That Health Experts Call 'Bizarre'
• This Weekend: Lodge Freeway Closing From 8 Mile To Outer Drive In Detroit For Repairs 
• Facebook: Apple Privacy Changes Will Muck Up Online Ads
• 911 Domestic Call Leads To 3 Arrests, Seizure Of Drugs & Cash In Dania Beach
• Rancho Cordova Suspect Accused Of Shooting At Deputies May Have Shot Himself
• 'They Are My Family': Darby Man Who Barely Survived Battle With COVID-19 Reunites With Mercy Medical Team
• OC Health Chief 'Optimistically Confident' County Can Stay Off State Watch List
• 'Can't Let The Virus Control Your Life': South Florida Man Urges Residents To Not Put Off Medical Care Out Of Fear Of Visiting Hospitals
• South Florida Jewelry Designer Turns Love For Beads Into Thriving Business
• Experts Urging Parents To Be Especially Vigilant Due To Increasing Number Of Online Predators During Pandemic
• Chicago Bears' RB Montgomery Leaves Practice After Injury
• LA County Pushes For Continued COVID-19 Testing Despite New CDC Guidelines
• Elev8 Baltimore Installs WiFi Hotspots To Improve Connectivity As Students Learn From Home Due To Coronavirus
• LA City Attorney Files Charges Of Animal Neglect Against Apparent Breeder Of Boxer Dogs
• Student Athletes Are Finding Ways To Make Fall Sports Happen
• Brewers And Reds Decide Not To Play To Protest Jacob Blake Shooting
• Police Car Set On Fire Outside 3rd District Station In South Philadelphia
• Keller ISD Parents, Students Face Challenges On First Day Back To School
• DOJ Requests Data From New York, New Jersey About COVID-19 Orders That May Have Resulted In Nursing Home Deaths
• Man From Bosnia Facing State, Federal Indictments In Alleged Islamic Terrorist Attack On NYPD Officers
• Dallas Preparing To Shelter Hundreds Evacuating Hurricane Laura
• Scientists Test Traps To Control Invasive, Destructive Lionfish
• 'Serving The Servers': Despite Pandemic, Baltimore ToolBank Continues Lending Tools To Community Groups
• Brisk Business For Local Private Air Charters To Bahamas Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Massachusetts Reports 315 New Coronavirus Cases, 26 Additional Deaths
• COVID-19 Survivors Donate Plasma To Those Still Experiencing Symptoms
• Loose Bull Captured After Wild Chase In Cooper City
• Statue Honoring Women At Forefront Of Suffrage Movement Unveiled In Central Park
• White Sox Hit 4 More Homers, Rip Pirates
• Osseo School Board Votes Down Recommendation For Distance Learning, Pushes Start Date Back
• CDC Pressured To Change Coronavirus Testing Guidance, Official Says
• NBA Games Postponed Over Wisconsin Shooting
• Hialeah Restaurant Opens To Indoor Dining 5 Days Ahead Of County Order
• 'We Stay Together Now' | Neighbors Clean Baltimore Alley In Effort To Deter Crime After Hearing Gunshots
• Questions Abound After Man Shot At Unauthorized Pennsauken Football Game That Violated COVID-19 Mandate
• Theft Suspects Sought By Eagan Police
• New Jersey Applying To Get Extra Federal Assistance Available For Residents On Unemployment
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Gets Blueprint For Nursing Home Visits
• Oil Industry Shuts Platforms, Rigs, Refineries Ahead Of Hurricane Laura
• Protest Bike Ride Arrives In Baltimore On Way To D.C.
• US Coronavirus Child Cases Have Increased By 21% Since Early August, New Data Shows
• Assistance For People Facing Eviction Resumes
• Kidsburgh: Supporting Your Kids' Mental Health During Back-To-School Transition
• Pittsburgh Police Seek Vehicle Involved In Hit-And-Run Of Pregnant Woman
• Dealing With Back-To-School Anxiety, Advice For How Parents Can Cope
• Colorado Task Force One Heads To Gulf Of Mexico Ahead Of Hurricane Laura
• Baltimore Mayor GOP Candidate To Open Wednesday's RNC With Pledge Of Allegiance
• NYC Schools To Focus On Social And Emotional Learning When Students Return This Fall
• Multiple teams boycott games to protest Jacob Blake shooting
• Disgruntled Parents, Students Plan Protest After Archdiocese Of Philadelphia Cancels Fall Sports
• Frito-Lay Recalling Barbecue Chips Due To Undeclared Milk Allergen
• Reports: Dan Snyder Involved In Harassment, Washington Owner Denies
• Chicago Opens 6 Cooling Centers
• CoCo County Easing COVID-19 Restrictions After Some Progress
• Federal agents being sent to Kenosha, Wisconsin
• NBA Postpones All Wednesday Games; Celtics & Raptors Discussing Potential Boycott In Wake Of Jacob Blake Shooting
• As More Patients Report Long-Term Health Impacts From COVID-19, Johns Hopkins Doctor Says More Research Needed On 'Long COVID'
• LeBron James launches campaign to recruit poll workers for elections
• Firefighters Stop Forward Progress Of Wildfire Near Newcastle
• Minneapolis PD's Use Of Force Policy Overhauled: Officers Should 'Consider All Reasonable Alternatives' Before Deadly Force
• Kerith The Golden Retriever Comforts Firefighters Battling Woodward Fire In Marin County
• CBS Sports: Jacob Blake Shooting Leads To Milwaukee Bucks Boycott; NBA Postponing All Of Tonight's Playoff Games
• SFPD: 4 Arrested, Narcotics And Over Two Dozen Firearms Seized In Sunset District Bust
• American Red Cross Volunteers From Colorado To Help Those Impacted By Hurricane Laura
• Allegheny County Health Department Director Reconsidering Limit On Outdoor Gatherings
• Texas Waives Certain Trucking Regulations To Expedite Supply Delivery To Communities Impacted By Hurricane Laura
• NBA Postpones All 3 Playoff Games After Milwaukee Bucks Boycott Game 5
• Attorney: Death Of Fort Hood Soldier From Brockton 'A Form Of Murder'
• South LA Postal Facility Evacuated Due To Reported Bomb Threat
• California To More Than Double COVID-19 Testing Capacity, Improve Turnaround Time, Drive Down Costs
• Santa Clara Supervisors Approve Extension Of COVID-19 Eviction Moratorium Into Fall
• Hit-And-Run Driver Who Killed Motorcyclist Charged With Intoxication Manslaughter 
• Grizzly Creek Fire: Containment Expands To 61%, Forest Restoration Fund Started
• Emergency Repairs Means Unlimited Fishing At Poudre Ponds In Greeley
• Source: Reports Of Philadelphia NAACP President Being Replaced Following Anti-Semitic Post Are False
• Niche Rates UofM As Top Public University In The U.S.
• CHOP's First Full-Time Facility Dog Providing More Than Joy To Patients
• Four People Killed On Highway 65 Since July 10
• Massachusetts Court Rules Against Extra Time To Count Mail-In Ballot Votes
• 9/11 Parade, Fireworks Planned In West Virginia Town To Honor Law Enforcement And First Responders
• San Jose, 3 Other Cities Sue to Stop Spread of Ghost Guns
• Harford County Health Department Has Appointments For School-Aged Children To Get Vaccinations Before School Starts
• SEPTA Launching Social Distancing Coaches To Ensure Riders Wearing Masks, Following Other Safety Measures
• U.S. officials have no evidence of foreign interference in mail-in voting
• Meet Jack The Amazing Cat! He's Up For Adoption At The Maryland SPCA
• SCU Lightning Complex: Containment Grows To 25 Percent; Lick Observatory Spared; Evacuation Orders Lifted
• 18-Year-Old Charged In Death Of Teen After Crash In Carrollton
• Gov. Newsom Announces Deal To More Than Double California's Coronavirus Testing Capacity
• Metrolink Launches Kids Ride Free On Weekends Promotion
• Elon Musk Becomes 4th Richest Person In The World
• Former Minnesota College Student Pleads Guilty In Terror Case
• ComEd Sending 100 Crews To Louisiana In Anticipation Of Outages From Hurricane Laura
• Pennsylvania, New Jersey Among 4 States DOJ Seeking Data From About COVID-19 Nursing Home Deaths
• U.S. Justice Dept. Sends Letter To Gov. Tom Wolf Seeking Data About Coronavirus Nursing Home Deaths
• Meet Kerith, The Golden Retriever Comforting Firefighters In California
• Baltimore City Under Code Red Extreme Heat Alert Thursday
• Legal Pot In Pennsylvania? Gov. Tom Wolf Wants State To Legalize Recreational Marijuana For Covid-19 Relief
• Texas Hurricane Center Resources
• 'Help Us Find Justice For Zykier': Family Of Baby Boy Shot, Killed Asks For Witnesses To Come Forward
• Proposal Would Make LA's New COVID-19 Outdoor Dining Options Permanent
• Burbank Extends Closure Of San Fernando Blvd. For Downtown Outdoor Dining
• Dallas County Reports 579 COVID-19 Cases, Judge Says County Will Provide Testing To Hurricane Laura Evacuees
• 2 Dead, 1 In Critical Condition After Shooting At Redlands Home
• Some Perplexed By CDC Guidelines, Seeming To Shift To Less COVID-19 Testing
• Suspect Arrested In Kenosha Shooting; Trump To Send In National Guard
• Humane Society Of North Texas Helps Dogs, Cats & 3-Legged Mouse Escape Hurricane Laura
• Fayette County Priest Arrested For Allegedly Sexually Abusing Altar Boy
• Prosecutors Won't Seek Death Penalty Against Pottstown Man Accused Of Strangling Wife To Death With Extension Cord
• NASA finds galaxy that looks like a "Star Wars" TIE fighter
• Cecil County Public Schools Installs External Wireless Antennas For Families To Access Internet In School, Library Parking Lots
• 3 Wounded In Overnight Shooting In Fremont
• Central Park unveils its first statue of real-life women
• Hurricane Laura Now A Category 4 With Projected Surge Of Up To 20 Feet; 30 Miles Inland
• Auburn Mayor Asks State To Allow City's Businesses To Resume Indoor Operations
• What Colorado Schools Have Reported Positive COVID-19 Cases
• Overland High School Student Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Legal Fees Pile Up To Defend Felons Voting Law In Florida
• Maryland Among States Sharing Nearly $20M To Address Economic Impacts Of Opioid Crisis
• Howard County Executive Allocates CARES Act Funds To Subsidize RecZone Child Care Costs
• Basketball Game In Pittsburgh's Manchester Neighborhood Brings Together Officers And Kids
• Gunfire At Beverly Crest House Party Leaves One Man Dead, Second Wounded
• Tuesday Knee-On-Neck Arrest Of Timothy Montana Had Similarities To George Floyd, Denver Protesters Say
• With Push To Open Theaters, Whitmer Says She Won't Be Bullied
• Burglary Suspects Targeted In Pursuit That Spanned 2 Counties
• New COVID-19 Numbers For Illinois: 2,157
• NH Confirms 6 Coronavirus Cases From Sturgis Motorcycle Rally As Laconia Bike Week Rolls On
• 17-Year-Old Accused Of Multiple Sexual Assaults In Detroit
• Biden Campaign 'Flooding The Zone' With Celebrity Backers
• Favorable Weather Helps Firefighters Battle SCU Complex Fires
• Detroit Police: 3 People Including 2-Year-Old Injured In Collision
• Two More Heat-Related Deaths Reported In Maryland, Bringing Seasonal Total To 14
• 12M people have lost work-based health coverage during pandemic
• Cleveland Metroparks Zoo Welcomes Adorable Koala Joey
• Minnesota Vikings Will Lean On Continuity To Overcome Key Departures
• 7 Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Handed Warnings During Coronavirus Compliance Checks
• Coronavirus Case In California State Capitol Delays Senate Session
• Kenosha Shooting: 17-Year-Old Kyle Rittenhouse Arrested In Connection With Shooting That Left 2 Dead, 1 Wounded (CBS Chicago)
• Texas Governor Greg Abbott: Approaching Hurricane Laura Predicted To Have 'Unsurvivable Storm Surge'
• Sheriff: 36-Year-Old St. Cloud Man In Custody After Fleeing Police, Hitting Squad Car
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing 41-Year-Old Bryan Kisiel
• Remembering Don Ward: Memorial Service For Colorado Springs News Anchor Will Be Streamed Saturday
• Missing Baltimore Man Richard Miller Last Seen August 16
• 21 People In New Jersey Charged With Sexually Exploiting Children Online
• Missing Boater On South River Found Dead, Officials Say
• San Jose Programmer Pleads Guilty to Damaging Cisco's Network
• Colorado Weather: Farmers' Almanac Says Cold, Snowy Winter Ahead Despite Possible La Niña
• LA Zoo Reopens Wednesday For First Time In Nearly 6 Months
• "All Black Lives Matter" mural becoming permanent in LA
• Santa Maria Man Faces Federal Charge Of Shooting Northern Elephant Seal To Death
• Coronavirus Case In California State Capitol Cancels Daily Senate Session
• CBS Announces Two New Scripted Dramas Amid Fall Premiere Schedule Reveal
• 18-Year-Old Arrested After Tagging Spree Hits Dozens Of Grass Valley Businesses
• Cam Newton On Jacob Blake Shooting: Some 'Extremely Disgusting' Things Happen In America
• Smoke Jumpers Respond To Cow Camp Fire
• City Of Pittsburgh To Offer Employees Fertility Coverage
• LNU Lightning Complex: Break In Harvest Lessens Consequences For Wine Country Grape Crop
• CPS Votes On Budget, Including Money For CPS Officers At Schools
• FULL LIST: Luke Combs And Kelsea Ballerini Among 2020 ACM Awards Performers
• Meadows "not optimistic" about COVID bill deal before end of September
• Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Announces First Acts For Virtual Version Of Festival
• Brockton Solider Missing From Fort Hood Found Dead In Texas
• Mayor: Possible Microburst Hit Franklin Lakes, N.J. During Tuesday's Storm
• Suspect Crashes After High-Speed Chase In Unincorporated Vacaville
• Several Beaches Temporarily Closed In Hennepin County Due To High E. Coli Levels
• North Texas Efforts To Help Gulf Coast Evacuees Change During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Steelers Team Doctor Told Ben Roethlisberger He Had 2 Options After His Injury: Retirement Or Surgery
• Boston University To Suspend Partying Students 'Who Won't Take COVID-19 Seriously'
• How some school districts are getting buses safe for students
• 'White Lives Matter' And Nazi Symbols Spray Painted At Bus Stop In Colorado Springs
• Buckingham Fountain Celebrates 93 Years In Chicago
• All Students In Kindergarten Or Older Must Wear Face Coverings While In School And In Public, Delaware Officials Say
• BMW Championship Preview: Olympia Fields Hosts Second Round Of FedExCup Playoffs
• McDonald's investigation into ex-CEO now includes the HR department
• Three Men, Woman Charged In Connection With Looting Incidents In May, August
• MTA: Multiple Windows Smashed On 7 Train, Causing Nearly $10,000 In Damage
• Sheriff: Motorcyclist Killed After Fleeing Police, Running Stop Sign & Crashing Into Vehicle
• Sacramento Landmarks To Be Lit Up In Purple To Honor Women's Suffrage
• Pickup Truck Sought For Hit-And-Run Crash That Killed 82-Year-Old Man In La Puente
• After Low Response Rate, Miami-Dade County Leaders Make Urgent Plea For Residents To Fill Out 2020 Census
• Coronavirus (Minnesota): MDH Reports 14 More Deaths, 542 Additional COVID-19 Cases; Positivity Rate Remains 5%
• Bruins Going With Jaroslav Halak In Net For Game 3 Vs. Lightning
• Boulder Valley Schools Kicks Off School Year With Remote Learning
• Power Trip Lead Singer, Advocate With 'Heart Of Gold,' Riley Gale Dead At 34
• Kevin McNally Charged In Aug. 7 Shooting At Brooklyn Comfort Inn
• Southfield Fire Chief Provides Update On Woman Found Alive At Detroit Funeral Home
• Boston College Freshmen Arrive On Campus Facing Strict New Safety Rules
• Massachusetts Sales Tax Holiday: Here's What Qualifies For The Exemption - And What Doesn't
• South Boston Catholic Academy Students Return For Full In-Person Learning
• Cherry Creek School District Reports Six Cases Of COVID-19 Among Students, Staff
• Florida Universities Try To Stem Coronavirus Cases
• 'Glad I Didn't Lose Any Toes Or Foot': Florida Teen Recovering From Shark Bite
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 501 New Coronavirus Cases And 19 Additional Deaths
• Some Texans Left Stranded At Home As Hurricane Laura Barrels Toward The Gulf Coast
• Sturgis Motorcycle Rally linked to more than 100 COVID cases
• COVID-19 Child Cases In The US Have Increased By 21 Percent Since Early August, New Data Shows
• LAUSD To Add Mandatory Ethnic Studies Class To Curriculum
• Suspect Pleads Guilty To Having Firearms At Robert E. Lee Statue Clash In Virginia
• Suspect Arrested After Opening Fire On Police In Culver City
• Mayhem Miller In Trouble Again; Ex-MMA Fighter Faces Charges Of Burglary, Grand Theft Auto In Irvine
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Miami-Dade Drops Below 10% Two-Week Positivity Rate, State Reaches 7.04%
• Baltimore Spirits Company To Open Cocktail Bar Next To Distillery In Union Collective
• More Than 11K Marylanders Signed Up To Be Election Judges, Gov. Hogan Says
• Doc Rivers gets emotional discussing Jacob Blake shooting
• Man Critically Hurt After Being Hit By Fairhaven Police Cruiser
• Florida Judge Asked To Lift Stay On School Reopening Ruling
• Sheriff: 10-Year-Old Bicyclist Injured After Colliding With Vehicle In Pierce Co.
• Search On For Alleged Stockton Catalytic Converter Thieves Caught In The Act
• 18-Year-Old Faces Murder Charge After Police Find His Father Dead At Home
• Sharks' Logan Couture Says He Was Sucker Punched In Toronto After Mentioning President Donald Trump's Name
• 3 Charged In Saturday Shooting On Rockdale Terrace, Carjacking
• Warriors Told To Pay Millions For Oakland Arena Renovations In Court Ruling
• Allegheny Co. Total Coronavirus Cases Top 10,000, As Health Dept. Reports 8 Additional Deaths
• Soldier believed dead was happy until recently, family says
• Massachusetts Lottery Profits Slumped In July Due To Flood Of Prize Payouts
• Positive COVID-19 Case Reported At Pinnacle High School
• Three Die In Late Night Fiery 680 Freeway Off Ramp Crash In Walnut Creek
• 'If Joe Biden Wants Me To Play Some Kind Of Role, I'd Be Open To That': Susan Rice On Book 'Tough Love' & 2020 Presidential Election
• California Wildfires: State Opens Applications For FEMA Assistance
• Pompano Beach Man Charged With Attempted Murder Of BSO Detective
• Miami Police Officer's Wife Dies After Getting Trapped In Back Of His Work SUV
• Smoke Or COVID-19? Lung Experts Call On Coloradans To Pay Attention
• 'I Feel Very Fortunate': Fmr. Gov. Mark Dayton Recovering After Suffering Head Injury
• Bed Bath & Beyond Is Laying Off 2,800 Employees
• Eliza Wasni Gets 27 Years In Prison For 2017 Murder Of Uber Driver Grant Nelson
• Oxnard Teen Killed, Second Teen Injured After Car Plunges Into Malibu Canyon
• Palantir eyes direct listing on New York Stock Exchange
• Police: Boca Raton Woman Faces Felony Child Abuse Charges For Slapping Child, Using Racist Slur
• Sony Michel Debuts At Training Camp, Making Patriots' Running Back Situation All The More Interesting
• Fate Of Endangered Condors Unknown After Sanctuary Burns In Central California Wildfire
• Palantir IPO: Secretive Tech Firm Lifts Veil Before Wall Street Stock Sale
• Jamal Murray Scores 42 & Plays Every Minute Of 2nd Half As Nuggets Beat Jazz In Game 5
• Gov. Sununu: 'Everyone Has To Follow The Rules,' Wear Masks At NH Trump Rally
• Firefighters Say Weather Is Now Starting To Help Against California's Wildfires
• Only Native American On Federal Death Row Set To Be Executed
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations, ICU Cases, Positivity Rate Up
• With Doncic Hurt And No Porzingis, Clippers Easily Dismantle Mavs
• Denver Weather: This August Continues To Crush Heat Records
• Rhode Island Bachelorette Party Linked To Coronavirus Cluster In Massachusetts
• PTL Links: August 26, 2020
• McDonald's Internal Investigation Of Misconduct Extends Beyond Ousted CEO Steve Easterbrook
• Bill Belichick Sheds Some Light Onto Patriots New Kicker Competition In Camp
• California Man Charged With Shooting Elephant Seal On Central Coast Beach
• Weather Blog: Hurricane History
• Crash Involving Police Car In Detroit Leaves 5 Hospitalized
• Cooking With Rania: Skillet Chicken
• Police: Suspect Wanted In Robbery At Cricket Wireless In North Philadelphia
• Ann Arbor's Emergency Ordinance Requires Face Masks, Limits Gatherings
• Study uncovers long-term damage in firefighters battling blazes
• Friends "100% certain" Belarus protester found hanged was no suicide
• Luka Held To 22 Points As Clippers Down Dallas Mavs 154-111 To Take 3-2 Series Lead
• Garrett County Man Charged With Keeping Fawn Captive, Then Releasing It Back Into The Wild
• MSP: 4 People Killed In St. Clair County Crash
• Minnesota Weather: A 3rd Day Of Heat & Humidity; Another Chance Of Nighttime Storms
• Fort Collins Hit & Run: Vehicle Found, Suspects At Large After Striking 2 Pedestrians
• Melania Trump offers sympathy for COVID victims in convention speech
• Trump targets ballot drop boxes in effort to discredit vote-by-mail
• 3 Indiana workers dead after becoming trapped in a manhole
• 'Speak Up' Book Club Takes Aim At Racism & Privilege
• Air controllers blamed for "erroneous acts" in Kobe Bryant crash
• 2 killed, one wounded during protests over Jacob Blake shooting
• WPIAL Provides Schools With Guidelines For Postponing And Rescheduling Games
• Colorado Springs News Anchor Don Ward Dies While Hiking Mount Cameron
• Clippers Coach Doc Rivers On Jacob Blake's Shooting: 'It's Amazing Why We Keep Loving This Country And This Country Does Not Love Us Back'
• Debate Over Touching Stalls Florida Nursing Home Coronavirus Recommendations
• 2 Killed In Shooting During Jacob Blake Protests In Kenosha
• Mink, The Popular Wandering New Hampshire Bear, Found Dead
• 2 Pennsylvania Men Charged With Stealing Boat Found Stuck In Delaware River
• Marlins Pitch A Pair Of Shutouts In Mets Doubleheader Sweep
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: 49ers To Open In Empty Stadium; COVID-19, Wildfires Taking Toll On Kids' Mental Health
• Christian Vazquez On Trade Rumors: 'My Goal Is To Retire Here'
• Crash In Construction Zone Causes Massive Backup In Northwest Metro
• 'Wash Your Hands And Say Your Prayers': Blessed Trinity Catholic School In Mayfair Taking New Approach To Learning In Middle Of Pandemic
• Category 3 Hurricane Laura Forecast To Be 'Catastrophic' Category 4 Storm By Landfall
• Pitt Hosting Austin Peay In Home Opener At Heinz Field
• CDC Quietly Changes COVID-19 Guidelines: Now Says Testing Not Needed For Those Not Showing Symptoms
• Police: 33-Year-Old Man Found Shot To Death Inside Queens Home
• Seen On Video: Search For Suspect In Greenwich Village Garage Stabbing
• Attorney Says Body Of Missing Texas Soldier Elder Fernandes Has Been Found Near Fort Hood Hanging In A Tree
• Taliban denies attack on prominent actress, director and cop
• Breonna Taylor protest leads to 68 arrests near Churchill Downs
• 2-Year-Old Golden Retriever Helps Comfort Firefighters Battling Wildfires
• Apple App Store will remain Fortnite-free, for now
• Jacob Blake paralyzed after police shooting, attorney says
• Full text: Tiffany and Eric Trump RNC speeches
• Nearly 300 Kids Spent 7 Weeks At North Star Camp In Wisconsin, Without A Single Case Of COVID; 'The Bubble Is Critically Important'
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/26 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• RNC Night 2: Trump uses powers of office to make his case for reelection
• 'Let The PCL Play!': Philadelphia Catholic League Parents Calling On Archdiocese To Reverse Decision On Fall Sports
• Coronavirus outbreak at Maine jail linked to wedding reception
• She Found Mold In Her Basement; Related Midwest Said Her Apartment Is Livable, But Inspector Said It's 'Not Healthy For Anyone'
• Pittsburgh Weather: Strong Storms Possible Again This Afternoon
• Chicago Weather: Near-Record Heat Wednesday
• Police: 2 Men Shot In West Philadelphia, Gun Found In Vehicle At Hospital
• Former CIA senior clandestine services officer on pursuing "Russian ten"
• Kremlin dismisses claims that Putin foe was poisoned as "empty noise"
• Authorities Searching For Driver Who Fled Scene Of Fatal Crash On I-95 In Northeast Philadelphia
• Pittsburgh Public School Board To Vote On Future Of Fall Sports, Superintendent Dr. Anthony Hamlet
• It Happens Here: Inspiring Young Mural Artists In Lawrence
• Trump Administration Announces New Requirements For Coronavirus Testing In Nursing Homes
• Wednesday's Child: 12-Year-Old Dasanee
• WBZ This Morning Celebrates National Dog Day
• Volunteers Needed For Litter Clean Up As Part Of 'Pick Up Pennsylvania' Campaign
• Gov. Wolf Dedicates $17 Million To Help Schools Improve Services To Historically Underserved Students
• Donovan Solano Slugs Giants Past Dodgers In 11th Inning, 10-8
• Olson, Semien Homer As A's Cruise To 10-3 Win Over Rangers
• State Police Take Over House Fire Investigation In Beaver County
• State Police Respond To Shots Fired Outside Of Bedford County Hotel
• LNU Lightning Complex: National Guard Troops On The Way To Relieve Firefighters Battling Bay Area Wildfires
• Reopening: No Fans In Stands At San Francisco 49ers Games, For Now
• Wednesday's Show Info (8/26/20)

Videos from August 26, 2020

• Vice President Mike Pence uses RNC speech to appeal for another four years
• Kellyanne Conway says in RNC speech that "Trump helped me shatter a barrier in politics"
• Congressman Dan Crenshaw focuses RNC speech on "America's heroes"
• South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem says at RNC "our founding principles are under attack"
• Second lady Karen Pence honors military families and women's suffrage in RNC speech
• Arson suspected as cause of Navy ship fire in San Diego
• 8/26: Red and Blue
• Trump campaign adviser on response to coronavirus pandemic, Jacob Blake shooting
• Vice President Mike Pence to speak at Republican National Convention
• How social media companies have amplified QAnon despite pledges to crack down
• Previewing the third night of the Republican National Convention
• NBA postpones playoff games after Milwaukee Bucks boycott
• U.S. consumer confidence falls in August amid coronavirus pandemic
• Local Matters: Republicans look to defend two Georgia Senate seats
• Hurricane Laura, a Category 4 storm, to make landfall near Texas-Louisiana border
• Wisconsin attorney general identifies officer who shot Jacob Blake
• Female astronaut prepares to make her mark on history
• Voting pioneers honored as U.S. marks 100 years of 19th Amendment
• CDC loosens coronavirus testing procedure guidelines as U.S. deaths top 179,000
• Republican National Convention to go on amid hurricane threat
• Teen arrested after fatal shooting at Jacob Blake protest in Wisconsin
• Hurricane Laura expected to bring catastrophic storm surge
• Residents flee as Hurricane Laura takes aim at the Gulf Coast
• Millions brace for impact as Hurricane Laura becomes Category 4 storm
• CBS Evening News, August 26th, 2020
• Issues take back seat at Republican National Convention
• Nancy Mace seeking to flip South Carolina's 1st congressional district
• NBA postpones playoff games after Bucks boycott Game 5
• What to expect from Hurricane Laura as it reaches Category 4
• What to expect from the third night of the Republican National Convention
• Researchers find 50 possible new planets using artificial intelligence
• Anonymous Batman hands out free food to the homeless in Santiago, Chile
• Study finds juvenile justice system undercounts Latinos
• Trump administration adds new restrictions on work permits for asylum-seekers
• Sneak peek: The Life and Death of Amie Harwick
• RNC night 2: GOP pitches message for reelecting Trump
• Making daily COVID testing an American way of life
• Hurricane Laura threatens Gulf Coast with "catastrophic" flooding
• U.K. to require masks for secondary schools in COVID-19 hot spots
• Biden campaign slams "alternative reality" at Republican National Convention
• Critics raise questions about Hatch Act violations at Republican National Convention
• Melania Trump, Mike Pompeo and more from RNC night 2
• Doggy daycare holds canine Olympics
• Grammy Music Educator Award recipients discuss school year, share messages of hope
• Schools scramble to make riding the bus safe during the coronavirus pandemic
• Reince Priebus and Valerie Jarrett on night two of the Republican National Convention
• Hurricane Laura upgraded to Category 3 storm
• Dozens of people arrested amid Louisville Breonna Taylor protests
• Advocacy group fights political misinformation, mobilizes Black and Latinx voters
• Firefighters' exposure to toxic chemicals two to five times greater than general population: Study
• First lady Melania Trump reaches out to families suffering from pandemic: "You are not alone"
• Hurricane Laura strengthens as landfall looms, thousands across Gulf Coast face evacuation orders
• Belarus protester found hanging from tree
• Melania Trump headlines and more from the second night of the RNC
• Secretary of State Mike Pompeo speaks at RNC from Jerusalem
• Melania Trump speaks at RNC about COVID-19 toll and calls for unity
• Eric Trump in RNC speech tries to draw contrast between his father and Biden