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• Suspect In Firefighter's Wallet Theft At CZU Complex Arrested In Santa Cruz County
• 10 Republican State Senators Banned From Capitol After COVID-19 Exposure
• LNU Lightning Complex: 'Trying To Pick A Battle To Win Every Day'; Fire Advances In Yolo County; Vacaville Fire Victims Identified
• 2 Firefighters Suffer Minor Injuries From Falling Debris Battling Woodward Fire
• Rat Infestation Below I-280 Freeway in San Jose Draws Neighbors' Ire
• Protests Unfold In Sacramento Over Wisconsin Police Shooting; Downtown Buildings Vandalized
• 'It's Like Open Season On Black Men': Family Members Of Anthony McClain File Claim In Fatal Police Shooting
• Bee Breeder Loses Everything In LNU Lightning Complex Fires
• Outdoor Dining No Panacea for SF Restaurants Suffering Pandemic Revenue Plunge
• Sacramento's Music Venues Fight To Stay Afloat With No Immediate Reopening Plan
• South Bay Baptist Pastor Fined for Violating Ban on Indoor Church Services
• LA County Invokes Emergency Powers To Staff Polling Centers As COVID Keeps Volunteers Away
• Park County Sheriff's Deputy Severely Injured In Intentional Head-On Crash
• 'Flexibility Is Key': Disruptions Emerge As Students Move Between In-Person, Remote Learning
• Poudre School District Spending Millions To Equip At-Home Learners With Technology
• Owner Of Riot-Damaged Quiznos 'Overwhelmed With Gratitude' As DPD Officers Foundation Helps Out
• Capital Christian To Reopen Next Week Using 'Study Pods'
• 'He Could Have Killed Someone': Los Feliz Residents Say LAPD Failed To Test Suspected Drunk Driver After He Crashed Into 3 Parked Cars
• Colorado Woman Hikes 485 Miles From Denver To Durango
• '2020 Will Be The Lost Summer For All Of Us': Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Urges Face Masks, Social Distancing
• Venue Owner Brings Live Music Back To Denver After Losing Business During Pandemic
• Riverside County Salon Owner Ready For Legal Battle After Refusing To Comply With Health Orders, Temporary Restraining Order
• 'It's So Hateful': UTLA In Hot Water After Posting Photo Of Board Member Wearing 'Blue Lives Murder' Shirt
• People Making A Difference: UCLA Health Program Aims To Make Final Moments Easier For Patients And Family —  A Wish At A Time
• San Francisco Artist, Former Black Panther, Influenced Civil Rights Movement for Generations
• CZU Lightning Complex: San Mateo County Evacuation Orders Lifted For Most Areas
• Pine Gulch Fire Largest In Colorado History With 139,000+ Acres
• Former Bronco Reggie Rivers: Colorado Pro Athletes' Stand Against Injustice Is Part Of 'Modern Civil Rights Movement'
• 'It's Just Not Worth It Anymore': For Some Minneapolis Businesses, Wednesday's Riots Were The Last Straw
• 'Respect, Respect, Respect': Pueblo Woman Shares Memories Of MLK Jr., March On Washington
• 1,000 Law Enforcement Members On Minneapolis Streets After Downtown Riot
• Chicago Weather: Steamy And Stormy Friday
• Five ZIP Codes In Will County See Big Increases In COVID-19 Numbers
• Gov. Jared Polis Signs Executive Order To Improve Equity, Diversity, Inclusion
• Many Months Into Pandemic, People Are Still Losing Jobs And Aren't Getting Calls Back From IDES
• Kenosha Shooting: Girlfriend Of Victim Anthony Huber Speaks Out About Suspect Kyle Rittenhouse
• PR Firm Associated With Biden Campaign Wins California Voter Outreach Contract
• RNC Night 4: Trump Accepts GOP Nomination
• 'We're Battle-Weary': Devil's Advocate Owner, Employee Deter Looters During Downtown Minneapolis Riot
• Teenage Girl Was Stabbed To Death Trying To Break Up Fight That Started On Facebook, Mom Says
• Retailers Prepare For 'Particularly Important' Tax Free Holiday Weekend
• Storms Take Down Trees, Leave Damage Behind After Sweeping Through Tri-State Area
• All Maryland Schools At Level Where Some In-Person Learning Could Happen Safely; Decisions Up To Local Leaders, Hogan Says
• Broward's Semi-Smooth Start To New School Year Encouraging News For Miami-Dade Who Kicks Off Virtually On Monday
• New Jersey Woman Calls For Private Long-Term Care Facilities To Be Investigated Over COVID-19 Deaths In Addition To Public Nursing Homes
• New York Fans React To Historic Sports Boycott: 'They Got The Biggest Platform, So Why Not?'
• Peach Recall Includes California After Possible Salmonella Contamination Sickens 78 In 12 States
• Maryland School Systems, County Leaders Respond To Hogan's Announcement That Some In-Person Learning Is Safe Statewide
• President Trump Accepts GOP Nomination On Last Night Of RNC
• At Least 1 Killed In Upper East Side Fire
• Mets, Marlins Walk Off Field In Social Injustice Protest
• NHL Postpones Thursday Night's Playoffs Games, Including Islanders-Flyers Game 3
• Homicide Charges Announced Against Kyle Rittenhouse, Accused Of Killing 2 At Kenosha Protests
• State Aggressively Pursuing $5 Rapid COVID Test That's A 'Game-Changer'
• At Least 6 Killed, Thousands Without Power As Powerful Category 4 Laura Slams Gulf Coast
• Trump Accepts GOP Nomination On Last Night Of Republican National Convention
• Marlins, Mets Walk Off Field In Social Injustice Protest
• 'Change is Coming' | Maryland Lawmakers Debate Police Reforms, Push for Transparency As Officers Express Concern Over Labor Protections
• Hurricane Laura Strikes Louisiana, Killing 6 And Leaving A Path Of Destruction
• Coastal Residents Slowly Returning To Survey Destruction Left Behind By Hurricane Laura
• Missing: New Hope Police Search For 83-Year-Old Man
• $20M To Be Allocated Toward Projects To Prevent Flooding On Main Street In Ellicott City, Officials Announce
• Baltimore Public Works Employee Who Died While Working Route Identified As Donald Savoy
• Poll: 54 Percent Of Pennsylvanians Approve Of Governor Tom Wolf's Coronavirus Pandemic Response
• Dodgers Sweep Giants in Doubleheader
• University Of Maryland Graduate Dr. Jeannette Epps To Become First Black Woman To Join International Space Station Crew
• What Can We Do To Help Process Everything That Has Happened This Year?
• Cherished Wedding Centerpiece Found Buried In The LNU Complex Fire Ashes As Families Return Home
• Stabbing Suspect Steve Sinclair, Who Yelled 'Black Lives Matter,' Charged With Hate Crime
• Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank Hosting Drive-Up Food Distribution In Wilkinsburg
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Report Additional COVID-19 Deaths
• Elk Rutting Season Is Quickly Approaching, Another Reminder To Leave Wildlife Alone
• Pittsburgh Pirates Earn Doubleheader Sweep Over St. Louis Cardinals
• Amazon Driver Saves Dog From Drowning In Woburn Pool
• TSA Worker Saves The Day, Rescues Wedding Dress Left At Airport
• Loved Ones Hold Vigil For Woman Shot, Killed In Brewerytown Days Before Wedding
• Framingham Residents Worry As COVID Cases Rise In The City
• Boulder Police Search For Suspect In Hit & Run Crash
• Watch Live From CBS News: 2020 Republican National Convention -- Night 4
• Minneapolis Mayor, Police Chief Defend Decision To Release Video Of Suicide That Led To Riot
• Minor Injuries Reported After Plane Flips At Van-Aire Skyport In Brighton
• Pittsburgh Weather: Severe Storms Rip Through Area, Causing Massive Power Outages
• LAFD Reports 5 More Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Total To 164
• Biden-Linked Firm Won California Voter Outreach Contract
• 'Inhumane And Evil Tragedy': Public's Help Sought In Natick Hit-And-Run That Seriously Injured Couple
• Delaware Man Charged With 5th DUI After Riding Lawnmower While Intoxicated
• Pet Owners Urged To Compile Emergency Evacuation Kits; Company Offers Protective Masks For Dogs
• Sacramento Native Cameron Champ Speaks Out On Racial Injustice With Shoes And Words
• National Harbor Illuminates Capitol Wheel Blue In Honor Of Officers Shot While Responding To Call In Prince George's County
• Indoor Dining Discussion Back On Table In New York
• Firefighter & ER Nurse Raising Money For Burn Survivors By Hiking Part Of Pacific Crest Trail
• Lincoln Medical Clinic Offering New COVID-19 Rapid Testing
• LIVE UPDATES: Protests Continue In Kenosha; Complaint Issued Against Kyle Rittenhouse
• President Trump Accepts GOP Nomination On Last Night Of RNC
• Colorado Task Force 1 Arrives In Louisiana To Help With Hurricane Laura Damage
• Instacart Sued By DC Attorney General Over Allegedly Deceiving Customers, Failing To Pay Taxes
• Push For Statewide Police Reform Bill Losing Momentum In California
• Non-Profit Human Service Organization Looking To Fill 300 Positions
• Lavender Sales Are Surging During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Police: Sex Trafficking Victim Jumped Out Of 18 Wheeler On Texas Highway To Escape Captors
• Volunteer At 2 Aliso Viejo Churches Accused Of Molesting Girl Since 2010
• Father And Son Accused Of Collecting Thousands Of Dollars From Homeowners And Failing To Complete Improvement Jobs
• California Devotes $30 Million to Aid Parolees in Pandemic
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Criticizes Justice Department For Requesting COVID-19 Data From Public Nursing Homes
• California Devotes $30 Million To Aid Parolees In Pandemic
• J. Alexander Kueng, Ex-Minneapolis Officer Charged In George Floyd's Death, Seeks Change Of Venue
• Criminal Complaint Against Kyle Rittenhouse Details Prosecutors' Version Of Events In Kenosha Shooting That Killed 2, Wounded 1
• Petaluma Chef Arrested On Suspicion Of Child Sexual Abuse
• CDC Guidelines Now Say People Exposed To COVID-19 May Not Need Testing
• R. Kelly Attacked In Chicago Jail, Says Attorney
• Youth Theater Company Moving Into New Space During Pandemic
• Prince George's County Police Searching For Missing 11-Year-Old Boy
• Body Of Man Who Went Missing On Lake Tahoe Found
• Baltimore County Police Identify Woman Possibly Suffering From Dementia, Reunite Her With Family
• Bracing For 'Twindemic': Doctors Warn Of Flu Season, Coronavirus Pandemic Overlap
• 'I Would Have Lost All My Income': Pandemic Changing Face Of Home Daycare
• San Francisco Mayor Breed Expresses 'Deep Concerns' Over Changes to Budget
• Family Shares History Of Mental Health Struggles Of Suspect In Rancho Cordova Mobile Home Shooting
• President Trump To Accept Republican Nomination At Party's Convention
• Oakland Lawmaker Denounces Pence For Linking Officer's Killing To Protests, Omitting Alt-Right 'Boogaloo' Arrest
• Community Members Respond To Wednesday Night's Riots In Minneapolis
• Ben Roethlisberger's Back And The Pittsburgh Steelers Believe The Playoffs Are, Too
• LA County Health Says Nearly 65% Of COVID-19 Cases Reported In People Under 49
• Families Of Children With Special Needs Struggle To Adjust To Distance Learning, Lack Of Health Services
• Man Hit By Police Cruiser In Fairhaven Identified
• Food Banks In Need Of Volunteers To Keep Up With High Demands
• Chicago Public Health Director Dr. Allison Arwady Says Now Is The Time For Preventive Care As Flu Season Approaches Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Chicago Weather: Hot And Humid Conditions Could Bring Isolated Storms
• Amazon Fresh Grocery Store Opens In Woodland Hills, Entry Temporarily Limited To Invited Customers
• Spare the Air Alerts Extended Through Sunday
• Join Us In Helping Those Hard-Hit By California Wildfires
• On A Positive Note: Yinzer Chocolate Bars A Thank You To Frontline Workers, Fundraiser For Emergency Medicine Research
• Parents, Teachers Push For Greater Internet Access For Baltimore City Schools Students
• New York City Council Considering Changes To Language Of Police Chokehold Ban
• Irvine's Great Park Balloon Reminds All Of Orange County To Mask Up
• Owner Of Burned Kenosha Mattress Store Reunites Man Who Risked His Life Tried To Save It
• Philadelphia School District Superintendent Concerned With Eviction Moratorium Ending As School Year Begins
• Former Eagle Troy Vincent Moved To Tears By Unity Among Athletes In Protest Of Police Shooting Of Jacob Blake
• Metro Working To Eliminate Bus, Rail Fares For All Riders
• Family Sues Chicago Police After Raid Searching For Relative Who Hadn't Lived There In Years
• Here's A List Of Weekend Construction, Closures In Metro Detroit
• NHL Puts Off 2 Days Of Playoff Games Amid Injustice Protests
• Denver Weather: 90 Degree Streak Comes To An End Friday
• Looting Along Nicollet Mall Leaves Downtown Minneapolis Shattered; Curfew Expands To St. Paul For Thursday Night
• Parents, Students, Elected Officials Rally To Save Fall Sports In Nassau County
• Wisconsin Gov. Evers, Lt. Gov. Barnes Look Forward Toward Rebuilding Of Kenosha, Reform Of Broken Systems
• After Ronald McDonald Home Was Vandalized, 2-Year Old Cancer Patient Resumes Treatment, Gets His Birthday Party
• Zimmer, Remodeled Minnesota Vikings Defense Not Buying Regression
• 8 Pitt Students Restricted From Campus And University Facilities For Not Following Coronavirus Guidelines
• Gov. Tom Wolf, Republicans At Odds Over Pennsylvania Election Law
• Deputy Critically Injured In Deadly Rancho Cordova Shooting Released From UC Davis
• Sister of teen killed during Hurricane Laura speaks out
• R. Kelly Attacked By Fellow Inmate At Metropolitan Correctional Center, Singer's Attorney Says
• New Hampshire Sues Company For Canceling Races And Refusing Refunds
• As President Trump Prepares To Accept GOP Nomination, Local Delegates Both Praise And Critique Republican Convention
• Vail Resorts Looks Ahead To Season With Reservations, Capacity Limits
• How To Make Your Child's At-Home Learning Space Healthy And Comfortable
• Novavax Expected To File For COVID-19 Vaccine Approval In December
• Police Seek Suspect Involved In Fatal Shooting On Detroit's Southwest Side
• 38 dolphins found dead after massive oil spill in Mauritius
• Carroll County Army Veteran Celebrates 100th Birthday
• WATCH: 77-Year-Old Man Who Beat COVID Reunited With His Wife After Month-Long Hospital Stay
• Orioles Boycott Game Against Rays In Wake Of Jacob Blake Shooting
• More Coloradans Apply For Unemployment Benefits Last Week Compared To The Week Before
• U.S. Department Of Transportation Announces Nearly $100 Million Grant To Improve South Florida Transit
• Crown Jewel of Miami Attractions, Vizcaya Hit Hard By COVID-19
• Fabiana Pierre-Louis Becomes 1st Black Woman Confirmed To Be Justice On New Jersey Supreme Court
• Cole Tucker Sparks Pittsburgh Pirates In Win Over St. Louis Cardinals
• Giants Fall To Dodgers 7-0, Kershaw Wins Third Straight
• 'We're Not Going To Forget': City, State Leaders Speak Out Against Rioting
• Musicians In New York City Getting Back To Work By Performing For Outdoor Diners
• New Yorkers Planning To Stay In Hamptons Longer Than Usual Because Of COVID-19 Concerns
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: It's Trump's turn, again, at the RNC
• YMCA In New Jersey Offering Program To Help Working Parents With Children Taking Online Classes
• Doctor Walks At Coors Field Among U.S. Stadiums To Raise Awareness About Patient Safety
• Pandemic Pushes Back Final Phase Of North Shore Development Project
• COVID-19 Death Toll In Orange County Inches Towards 1K
• Sixers Exploring Penn's Landing As Site For Possible New State-Of-The-Art Arena, Sources Say
• Health Officials Watching To See If Massive Party Results In Milford COVID Spike
• College Officials Warn Of Consequences To Students Who Do Not Follow COVID-19 Regulations
• Instacart is facing a lawsuit over service fees
• Family-Owned Lotus Restaurant Among Minneapolis Businesses Looted In Wednesday Night Riots
• Protecting Your Children's Eyes During Remote Learning
• Refrigerators With Free Food Popping Up In South Florida
• Oakland Park Man Facing Additional Criminal Charges In Death Of Stolen Puppy
• NHL Postpones Playoffs Over Jacob Blake Shooting After Sharks Forward Kane Leads Call
• NHL Postpones Games, Bruins-Lightning Will Not Play Friday
• In Wake Of Laura, Local Volunteers Head To Gulf Coast To Help With Rescue Efforts
• Officials Refuse To Take Questions At News Conference In Kenosha
• Miami Beach PD Asking For Help Investigating 38-Year-Old Aubrey Figg's Death
• Top Chicago Public Schools Official Charged With Lying To Feds During Investigation Of $1 Billion Custodial Contract
• Coronavirus Impact: Still-Closed Movie Theaters, Casinos In New York State Saying What About Us?
• Whiting Mayor Joseph Stahura To Resign After Agreeing To Plead Guilty To Using $255K In Campaign Funds For Personal Expenses
• Meet Artist Behind New Black Lives Matter Mural At Philadelphia Municipal Services Building
• Max Minute: Inexpensive, Fast Coronavirus Test Given Emergency Use Authorization By FDA
• United Airlines to furlough as many as 2,850 pilots
• Denver Reports 83% Increase In Overdose Deaths In First Half Of 2020
• Around The Table: President Trump To Accept Nomination From White House
• Colorado Pro Sports Teams Announce Changes Following NBA Boycott
• Flyers-Islanders Game 3 Postponed As NHL Players Protest Police Shooting Of Jacob Blake
• Revel returns to NYC after 2 deaths and over two dozen injuries
• 'We May Not See The Fruits Of Our Labor, But One Day It Will Come': Andre Iguodala And William Rhoden Discuss Long History Of Athlete Activism
• Man Charged With Threatening Gov. Tim Walz: 'We're Gonna Put Your Dead Body In That Building'
• Man Dies After Being Shot Near Florida International University South Campus
• Lord & Taylor Closing Its Doors For Good After Being In Business For 194 Years
• Hurricane Laura Evacuees Safe In North Texas But Face Uncertainty About Returning Home
• Man Found With Over 1-Pound Of Meth, Gun, Heroin In Stockton
• Exclusive Look At What Changes Potential Jurors Can Expect When Trials Resume In Philadelphia
• Nature's Menu Super Premium Dog Food Recalled Over Salmonella Contamination Concerns
• Florida Department Of Health Evaluating Latest CDC Guidance On COVID-19 Testing
• Revel Is Back On NYC Streets, With Enhanced Safety Protocols
• St. Paul Police: Help Sought ID'ing Looting Suspect In May's Civil Unrest
• Lord + Taylor Closing All Stores, Including 2 In Maryland, Amid Bankruptcy
• NYC DOE, Teachers Union Reach Agreement On Guidelines For Upcoming School Year
• Officers On Looter Patrol Near Vacaville Stop 2 Suspects Who Tried To Enter Closed Area
• Search & Rescue Teams From Maryland, Virginia Head To Gulf To Help With Hurricane Laura Response
• Pilot, Student Suffer Minor Injuries As Single-Engine Plane Crash Lands In Everglades West Of Hollywood
• Lawrence Shuts Down Illegal Daycare With 25 Children In Apartment
• Now Hiring: United Parcel Service (UPS)
• Oakland Police Ask For Help Identifying Suspects In Aug. 1 Fatal Shooting
• Heard In Detroit: Sean Mallare, Jeremy St. John, & More!
• WATCH: Hit-And-Run Driver Plows Into Outdoor Cafe Seating In Brooklyn; 1 Injured
• Florida Judge Rejects Putting Schools Ruling On Hold
• Can I Babysit My Granddaughter? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Coronavirus Questions
• Ones For Wellness: Setting Up Home As Classroom For Virtual Learning
• 'It Could Be Me One Day': West Philadelphia Children March For End To Rising Gun Violence
• Nathan Rateliff 'Unpauses' Red Rocks, Kicks Off 2020 Virtual Concerts
• 2 More Denton County Residents In Their 70s Die From COVID-19
• Large Snake Slithers Its Way To Woodlawn, Scaring Homeowner : 'Super Terrified'
• Oakland A's Join Protests Over Social Injustice, Won't Play Thursday's Game
• 'We've Reached Our Breaking Point': DPW Suspends Curbside Recycling In Baltimore To Address Coronavirus-Related Trash Backlog
• Man On Allegheny County Sheriff's 'Most Wanted' List Arrested In McKeesport
• Boston Voices: Yvonne Spicer On What It Means To Be Anti-Racist 
• Sec. of State Benson Warns Voters Of New Racially Charged Robocall Going Around
• Urban Search & Rescue Task Force 2 Ready To Respond To Hurricane Laura Aftermath
• River Fire, Carmel Fire Evacuees In Monterey County Get OK To Return Home
• 2 Women Killed, Teen Injured After Car Strikes Them Along Sidewalk In Mantua
• Chicago Bears Cancel Thursday Practice, Amid National Sports Protests Of Kenosha Police Shooting Of Jacob Blake
• Officer Who Shot Jacob Blake Identified
• Man Out On Bail For Meth-Related Offenses Arrested Again In Auburn For Drug-Related Offenses
• Metro C Line To Halt Some Service This Weekend For Rail Line Maintenance
• Mayor Young: Trump Administration 'Flouted' Executive Order, 'Exploited' Baltimore's Challenges By Using Fort McHenry As Site For RNC Speech
• Health Expert Urges Young Men To Wear Masks As More 25-35 Year Olds Are Hospitalized With COVID-19
• North Texas First Responders Answer Call To Help Along Gulf Coast Following Hurricane Laura
• THC-Infused Cookies, Cakes & Candies? Florida Health Officials Release Rule Outlining Edible Marijuana Products
• Man Shot In South Minneapolis Dies Of Injuries At HCMC
• 49ers Aim to Use Pain of Super Bowl Loss for Fuel in 2020
• 'Enough Is Enough' | Ravens Say The Team Will Use Platform To 'Drive Change Now'
• 30 Years Later, Fans Remember Texas Blues Legend Stevie Ray Vaughan
• Bloomingdale Township Highway Boss Robert Czernek Accused Of Taking $280,000 In Kickbacks From Excavation Company That Did Little Work
• Texas Motor Speedway Opens Campground 'Free Of Charge' To Hurricane Laura Evacuees
• Ramp From Highway 285 To C-470 Reopens After Overturned Semi Removed
• Philadelphia Health Commissioner Reiterates Importance Of COVID-19 Testing After CDC Flip-Flops On Guidance
• Dallas County Reports 219 COVID-19 Cases Thursday, Crosses 70,000 Mark
• Potentially Hazardous Handheld Hair Dryers Seized From China Shipment At LA/Long Beach Seaport
• CBS 11 Storm Chaser Survives High Winds Covering Hurricane Laura, His Car - Not So Much
• Pittsburgh Steelers Will Not Have Fans At Heinz Field For At Least First 2 Games
• California Senate Meets As GOP Senators Tested For COVID-19
• AARP Florida: How To Vote In Florida's 2020 Election & What You Need To Know
• Twins Won't Play Thursday's Game Against Tigers, CBS Sports Reports
• Cowboys Coach Mike McCarthy Embraces Title Talk Despite Challenges In Dallas Debut
• GOP senator saw "no justification" for Kenosha cops to shoot Blake
• Gov. Hogan: Gap In COVID-19 Positivity Rates In Maryland Have 'Made Dramatic Improvements'
• Chemical fire breaks out in Hurricane Laura's wake
• New York Giants, Who Play Pittsburgh Steelers During Opener, Haven't Ruled Out Game Boycott
• No Fans Allowed At Lincoln Financial Field For Eagles Games 'Until Further Notice'
• YMCA Turkey Trot Goes Virtual, Registration Opens On Sept. 1
• Oakland A's Postpone Game in Response to Jacob Blake Shooting
• Cubs' Jason Heyward Says He Decided To Sit Out Wednesday's Game After Jacob Blake Shooting, But Urged Rest Of Team To Play
• Oakland Business Owners Support Cause, Despite Damage From Jacob Blake Protest
• Phillies-Nationals Postponed Amid Player Protests In Response To Police Shooting Of Jacob Blake
• Hennepin Co. Sheriff Says 132 Arrested During Downtown Mpls. Unrest: 'The Violence Must Stop Now'
• Federal Reserve says inflation should rise dramatically
• Red Sox Will Not Play Vs. Blue Jays, After Jackie Bradley Jr. Decided To Sit Out
• Baltimore Museum Of Art To Reopen On Sept. 16 After Closing Due To Pandemic
• Big Soda Lake Inside Bear Creek Lake Park Closes Due To Blue-Green Algae
• Mavericks, Rangers, Wings Thursday Games Postponed As Teams Condemn Racial Injustice Following Police Shooting Of Jacob Blake
• Following Months Of Less Traffic, LA City Council Votes To Encourage Businesses To Provide More Remote Work Options
• Farmington Hills Arcade-Museum Struggles To Get By
• Trump $300 in jobless pay: 5 states are so far are paying aid
• Laconia Motorcycle Week Stressing Safety Over Size, With Pandemic Precautions In Place
• Fox's Tucker Carlson Takes Criticism For Kenosha Commentary
• Cement Truck Left Straddling 5 Freeway Center Divider In Tustin After Crash Involving Pickup, Minivan
• NBA "Hopeful" Playoffs Will Resume This Weekend After Players Sit Out Games In Protest
• All Thursday NBA Games Canceled Amid Player Protests, Including Clippers-Mavs Tilt
• Judge Blocks Rule That Moves Coronavirus Relief Funds To Private Schools
• Chargers Cancel Scrimmage At SoFi Stadium In Solidarity With NBA Protests
• Somerville Considers Phase 3 Reopening For Early September
• Ecstasy Pills Disguised As Candy, Assortment Of Other Drugs Confiscated During Traffic Stop
• Over 100 New Coronavirus Cases Among USC Students As Outbreak Worsens
• Nicole Roggio Killed In Anne Arundel County Crash, Police Say
• Report: Eagles Offensive Lineman Andre Dillard Out For Year With Biceps Injury
• Lezmond Mitchell, Only Native American On Federal Death Row, Executed For Slayings Of 9-Year-Old And Her Grandmother
• CZU Lightning Complex Update: San Mateo County Communities Re-Populating; At Least 635 Structures Burned In Santa Cruz County; 2 Remain Missing
• Judge Blocks Rule That Moves Relief Funds to Private Schools
• UMass Amherst To Furlough Hundreds Of Workers Due To $168 Million Budget Deficit
• Add This Secret Ingredient To Make The Best Stuffed Peppers You've Ever Had (That's Already In Your Kitchen)
• 51 Easy Kitchen Hacks That Will Change Your Life
• 51 Easy Kitchen Hacks That Will Change Your Life
• Bobcat, Mountain Lion Found Dead In Santa Monica Mountains Tested Positive For Several Types Of Rat Poison
• Federal Law Enforcement Officials Arrest 24-Year-Old Wanted In Mt. Washington Homicide
• NBA is "hopeful" playoffs will resume after players protest
• Putin says Russian "reserve" force ready to back Lukashenko in Belarus
• Government House Bathed In Light To Mark 100th Anniversary Of 19th Amendment
• Local Contractor And His Wife Accused Of Fraudulently Receiving More Than $1M
• Following Boycott, NBA Players To Resume Playoffs, Per Report
• FDA Warns About Hand Sanitizers That Look Like Kids' Foods, Beer Cans And Vodka Bottles
• The power of August in civil rights history
• Ashley Nagy Of Greeley Shot And Killed In South Dakota
• Dog Food Recalled Due To Concerns Over Salmonella Contamination, U.S. Food And Drug Administration Says
• 90% Of Employers Say Working Remotely Hasn't Hurt Productivity
• Nature's Menu Recalls Dog Food Over Salmonella Concerns For Both Humans, Animals
• 'Now The Girls Can Rest In Peace': Mother Of Daughters Amina, Sarah On Father Yaser Said's Arrest
• Overnight Bomb, Shooting Threats Made Against 13 Fremont Schools; Instruction Affected
• Multi-Vehicle Crash On Turnpike Backs Up Traffic For Miles In Monroeville
• Santa Clara County Judge Extends Zero Bail Order Through January
• California Senate To Meet Without Most GOP Members After Senator Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Denver Fire: White Powder Found In Mail At Federal Courthouse Not Hazardous
• New COVID-19 Cases In Illinois: 1,707
• Thousands Of Northern Californians Forced From Their Homes By Fires Allowed To Return
• Trump at RNC says Biden victory would destroy American way of life
• Authorities: 3 Men Arrested On Child Pornography Charges Following Separate Investigations In Montgomery County
• Philadelphia Accepts $10 Million Grant For Ambitious Election Plan
• Massachusetts Reports 365 New Coronavirus Cases, 20 Additional Deaths
• SWAT Called To Larimer County Home With Chase Suspect Barricaded Inside
• Hogan Appoints Paul Corderman To Maryland Senate
• Local Parks Survey Storm Damage, While Trying To Keep Visitors Safe
• This Weekend: I-94 Lane Closures Between Haggerty, Rawsonville Roads
• Photos Show Vehicle Break-In Suspect At Work In Castle Rock
• Hurricane Laura threatens Trump's $300 additional unemployment aid
• 'Sam Elliot Of Firefighters': Residents Near Grizzly Creek Fire Praise Chief Jeff Surber
• 7 Private Schools In Riverside, San Bernardino Counties Granted Waivers To Reopen
• Milk Distribution In Ambridge Helping More Than 500 Families In Need
• Silver Alert Issued For Missing Man Leon Travers Last Seen In Rosedale
• 49ers Limit Practice, Other NFL Teams Cancel in Response to Blake Shooting
• Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom welcome baby girl
• Christoper Elliott Missing From Aberdeen, Police Say
• Governor: "Texans are in danger" despite minimal storm surge
• Devin McCourty Searching For Answers: 'I've Felt Hopeless Over Last Few Days'
• Gov. Wolf Urges Legislature To Pass Election Reform Proposals
• Fire At University Of Delaware's Chabad Center Ruled Arson
• U.S. economy plunged an annualized 31.7% in second quarter
• FDA greenlights $5 rapid coronavirus test by Abbott Laboratories
• Hundreds of ex-McCain, Romney and Bush aides endorse Biden
• WHO: Virus is a "tornado" that may kill more as weather cools
• SCU Lightning Complex Update: 'Fire To Fight Fire' In Henry Coe State Park; Gusty Winds, Low Humidity Challenge Crews
• Remnants Of Hurricane Laura To Soak Western Pennsylvania
• Increased Humidity Helps In Battle Against Williams Fork Fire In Grand County
• Man Injured In Shooting At Woodlawn Shell Gas Station
• Phoenix Man Wanted In Redlands Triple Shooting That Killed 2 People
• Big Rig Overturns On Highway 4 To Highway 99 Connector In Stockton
• List Of Businesses Damaged Or Looted In Minneapolis Overnight
• Florida Primary Results Certified As General Election Looms
• President Trump Moves Friday New Hampshire Rally To Londonderry
• Baltimore Police Detective Leon Riley Suspended Following Perjury, Misconduct Charges
• Emotional Jason McCourty: 'We're Completely Lost As Americans ... There's A Sense Of Hopelessness'
• Covid-19 Outbreak Reportedly Linked To Birmingham Sushi Restaurant
• Oil Refineries, Platforms & Rigs Along Texas Coast Shutdown Before Hurricane Laura Hit
• Hurricane Laura Turns Into Dangerous Category 4 Storm, Remnants Move Into Western Pa. This Weekend
• More Adoptable Dogs Arriving At Brandywine Valley SPCA Ahead Of Hurricane Laura
• Former Miami Hurricanes Baseball Coach Jim Morris Set To Be Inducted To College Baseball Hall Of Fame
• Vacaville-Area Victims In LNU Lightning Complex Fire Identified
• Advocates Rally For Pennsylvania Board Of Pardons To Commute 22 Inmates
• Family Sues Chicago Police After Officers Raid Home In Search Of Suspect Who Actually Lived In California
• Invasive Species Known As 'Frankenfish' Spotted On Border Of Pa.
• CZU Lightning Complex: Neighbors With Hoses Fight Fires as Crews Urge Them to Stop
• Bears Running Back David Montgomery Reportedly Out 2-4 Weeks
• Family Of 90-Year-Old Coloradan Hopeful, But Skeptical About Changes To COVID-19 Long-Term Care Rules
• TikTok CEO resigns amid U.S. pressure to sell popular app
• 'It's Such A Different Role Than I've Ever Played Before': Sarah Stiles On Showtime's Billions, Broadway, New Music
• CPS Discounting Tuition-Based Pre-K Learning
• Philadelphia Police Seek Public's Help Locating Missing 12-Year-Old Boy Jarell Frye
• The biggest threat from Hurricane Laura
• Pelosi signals COVID relief deal remains far off after talk with Meadows
• Palo Alto Police Arrest Private Math Tutor For Allegedly Molesting Female Students
• Roads Closed In Bloomington As Crews Respond To Natural Gas Leak
• Teen accused of fatal shooting during Kenosha protests arrested
• Over 26,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of August 17, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Vikings Meeting To Decide Whether To Cancel Practice Thursday
• Allegheny County Judge Mark Tranquilli Suspended Without Pay, Denies Calling Black Juror 'Aunt Jemima'
• Coast Guard Offloads $228 Million In Cocaine, Marijuana At Port Everglades
• Coronavirus (Minnesota): MDH Reports 1,100+ Additional COVID-19 Cases, Citing Lab Backlog
• Naomi Osaka pulls out of match to protest Jacob Blake shooting
• Big Tex Fair Food Drive-Thru
• Police: Uber Driver Sought In Connection With Deadly Road Rage Shooting In Opa Locka
• NBA Postpones Thursday's Games, Including Celtics-Raptors Game 1; Playoffs May Resume Friday
• Mike Pence's Commencement Speech At Milwaukee College Canceled
• Frederick Man Marek Majtan Charged For Reselling Pesticides As Coronavirus-Killing Cleaning Supplies, Justice Department Says
• Jacob Blake Protest: Broken Windows, Vandalized Vehicles, Courthouse Set Ablaze Following Night Of Oakland Unrest
• MPCA To Expand Electric Vehicle Charging Network By More Than 2,500 Miles
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 620 New Coronavirus Cases And 11 Additional Deaths
• Sheriff: Missing Father Of Fmr. Vikings CB Mackensie Alexander Found Safe In Florida
• Team Trump Bus Makes Stops In Northern Colorado
• Avalanche Defeat Stars 6-4 In Game 3 Of Second Round Series
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida's Death Toll Surpasses 11K
• Farmington Hills Seeking Workers For Nov. 3 Election 
• Sunbathing, Picnicking Banned At Santa Barbara County Beaches Over Labor Day Weekend
• Former Pharmacy Tech Gets 4 Days In Jail, 3 Years Probation For Stealing $6,700 Worth Of Hydroxychloroquine From UCLA Medical Center
• Jeff Bezos now worth an astounding $200-plus billion
• Vail Resorts Announces New Safety Measures For Skiers
• Weather Blog: Hurricane Laura
• Arielle Vandenberg On 'Love Island' Season 2: 'So Exciting, It's Bringing So Much Energy'
• Woman Killed In Westlake District Hit-And-Run
• Coronavirus Risk Higher For Obese People, Vaccine May Be Less Effective, Study Says
• 2 Wounded In San Francisco Hunter's Point Vehicle Shooting
• 40,000 Pounds Of Chicken Poop Spilled On Interstate 70 After Semi Rollover
• 19-Year-Old Woman Arrested At Fort McHenry During VP Mike Pence's Visit
• Marlins Blow Lead To Mets In 5-4 Loss
• Scientists Identify USS Oklahoma Sailor From Dallas Killed In Pearl Harbor Attack
• What To Pack In A 'Go Bag' For When Disaster Strikes
• Savage Man Pleads Guilty To Burning Courthouse During Unrest
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 61 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Countywide Total To 10,065
• Former Baltimore Officer Pleads Guilty About Lying To Feds About Illegal Sale Of Seized Drugs
• Disney Guest Accused Of Hitting, Threatening To Kill Epcot Security Guard Over Mask Rules
• Nature's Menu Dog Food Recall: Risk Of Salmonella To Both Animals And Humans
• ICE held 660 migrant kids set for expulsion in hotels, court monitor says
• Careless Play In Game 3 Means Bruins Have Bought Themselves A Whole Lot Of Trouble Vs. Lightning
• Camden Catholic High School Teacher Charged With Sexual Assault Of Teen Student
• Gov. Eric Holcomb Extends Indiana's Statewide Mask Order For 30 Days
• Pair Arrested For July Roseville Shooting That Left Man With Multiple Gunshot Wounds
• Oakland County To Offer Free Covid-19 Tests For School-Age Kids Starting Aug. 31
• Mpls Fire: 2 People Rescued In 1 Of 4 Overnight Fires; Causes Under Investigation
• While Laura's Storm Surge May Not Have Been 'Unsurvivable' Governor Abbott Says Residents Are Still In Danger
• Fort McHenry Closed Through Friday For Cleanup After VP Mike Pence's RNC Speech
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Backs Added Capacity At Major Theme Parks
• 'The Winter Of The Great Divide' Farmers' Almanac Predicts Weird Winter
• New Jersey, PECO Sending Employees To Texas To Help Repair Damages From Hurricane Laura
• Report: Lakers, Clippers Vote To End Season Following Boycott
• Florida Sales Taxes Remain Down In July As Tourism Suffers
• Denver Weather: The Last Hot Day. Our Long 90 Degree Streak Is Almost Over
• See Big Tex In A Mask, Enjoy State Fair Of Texas Drive-Thru For First Time In 134 Year History
• SEE IT: James Bay Shines On 'The Late Late Show With James Corden' From Inside The London Eye
• PTL Links: August 27, 2020
• Michigan Matters: Small Businesses Riding Out The Pandemic
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Home Explosion Near Marshall
• Teen Shot Twice Overnight In Butler City, Police Seek Suspect
• Neighbors With Hoses Target Fires As Crews Urge Them To Stop
• 'Poor Political Leadership': Mpls. Police Union Responds To Use Of Force Policy Changes
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Down As Total Cases Surpass 106K
• Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson Postpones Launch Of New Under Armour Collection 'Out Of Respect For Jacob Blake'
• City Of Detroit: Volunteers Needed For Covid-19 Memorial
• Collin County Health Officials Report Another Death, 75 News COVID-19 Cases
• Caught On Video: Man Snatches Chain Off 86-Year-Old Woman's Neck In Lobby Of Stuyvesant Town Building
• Vermont Motorcyclist Dies In Crash En Route To Laconia Motorcycle Week
• After teacher arrests, COVID isn't Jordan's only back-to-school hurdle
• FDA: Company Recalling Dog Food Because Of Concerns Over Salmonella Contamination
• Hot, Steamy Temps Move Into Philadelphia Region, Severe Storms To Potentially Roll Through Later In Evening
• Montgomery County Teacher Maxwell Bero Arrested For Sexual Contact With Student
• 'A Great Way For Players To Capitalize On Name Once Collegiate Career Is Over': Chicago Native Charles Matthews On Founding Of The Players Trunk
• Jaylen Brown Providing Powerful Voice In NBA's Fight For Racial Equality
• As More Denver Cleanups Continue, Will People's Belongings Get Swept Away?
• LAPD Officers Fire Rubber Bullets In Clash With Protesters, 10 Arrested
• Claims For Unemployment Benefits, Pandemic Assistance Steady In Massachusetts
• Stephon Gilmore Makes Statement On Shootings: 'We All Deserve Better'
• U.S. troops injured in tense encounter with Russian forces in Syria
• Black Leaders Denounce Destruction Of Property After Denver Rioters Damage Quiznos, Other Businesses
• Court Documents: Texas Church Shooter Had History Of Violence Years Before Opening Fire In Sutherland Springs
• Live updates: Laura bringing "catastrophic storm surge" in parts of La.
• Red Sox-Blue Jays Didn't Discuss Boycott Wednesday, But Might Not Play Thursday
• New York Weather: Thunderstorms Expected Thursday Afternoon
• True Crime: Philly Teacher Stabbed 20 Times: Was It Suicide Or Murder?
• Protests in Kenosha over Jacob Blake shooting stay peaceful
• Unrest hits Minneapolis after mistaken reports of police shooting
• Groundhog Trapped In Car Engine Saved By Hudson, NH Police, Firefighters
• Texas dad arrested for daughters' 2008 "honor killing"
• Virus outbreak tied to bachelorette party in Rhode Island
• Back And Forth Continues As Dallas Stars Fall To Avalanche 6-4 In Game 3
• Unemployment claims remain stuck above 1 million
• Naomi Osaka Withdraws In Protest Over Jacob Blake Shooting, Tournament On Hold
• Crash On Vine Street Expressway Near Broad Street Exit Causing Gridlock In Area
• Large Fire Engulfs South LA Commercial Building
• Bergeron, Chara Support NBA Players, Discuss Possible NHL Stoppage
• Miami Proud: 4ocean Co-founders Reach Major Milestone To Help Environment & Expand Product Line
• Greensburg Diocese Priest Facing Sexual Abuse Charges
• Makur Maker sees hoops as way to renew historically Black colleges
• Moderna Says Potential Coronavirus Vaccine Shows Promise In Older Adults
• WATCH: Lifeguard Catches Shark With Bare Hands On Long Island Beach
• North Texas Opens Up To Those Fleeing The Storm, Offers Wealth Of Resources To Hurricane Evacuees
• Blues Bar Kingston Mines Asking For Community Support To Stay Open
• City Of Butler Police Car Crashes Into Storefront
• Full text: Pence says "the choice is clear" in RNC speech
• New Zealand mosque shooter sentenced to life without parole
• Carjacking And Chase Ends In Rollover Crash On I-57
• Only Native American man on federal death row executed
• DOJ probing states that admitted COVID patients to nursing homes
• Career Coach: Behavioral Questions
• Thousands In Texas & Louisiana Without Power After Hurricane Laura Slams Ashore
• $125 billion worth of homes in Hurricane Laura's path
• Pittsburgh Weather: Strong Storms With Straight Line Wind Possible
• Trump makes it complicated for GOP looking to stay away from QAnon
• Facebook says Apple's privacy features will mess up its ad service
• Pence hits Biden and makes case for Trump on third night of RNC
• 4-Alarm Fire Leaves Dozens Of People Displaced In Paterson, N.J.
• Road To Reopening: MoMA, New York Aquarium Welcome Back Visitors
• Gaming Commission Looking Into Encore Casino After Party Of 100 In Hotel Suite
• Rapid COVID-19 Test Gets Emergency-Use Authorization From FDA
• Vindman brother files whistleblower complaint alleging retaliation
• Unemployment Fraud Complaints Soar 2000% For Illinois Department Of Employment Security; Not Counting Pandemic Assistance Fraud
• 2020 Census Takers Preparing To Make Home Visits
• Pop-Up Resource Center At Harold Washington Library Offers Assistance To People Experiencing Homelessness During Pandemic
• Chicago Weather: Heat Continues; Rain Chances Ahead
• Hurricane Laura Comes Ashore Near Cameron, Louisiana As A Category 4 Storm
• Monster-Sized Suwannee Alligator Snapping Turtles Trapped In North Florida Were Not Harmed
• Severe Thunderstorms Could Bring Damaging Wind, Hail, Tornado Risk Thursday
• Woodland Hills School District Providing All Students With Grab And Go Meals
• At Least 1 Injured After Crash Involving Off-Duty Police Officer In Wynnefield
• Hurricane Laura Hits Louisiana As Powerful Category 4 Storm
• Indiana University Of Pennsylvania Reports Positive Coronavirus Case On Campus
• Three People Shot, One Dead In Overnight Shootings In Pittsburgh
• Ed Markey Talks To WBZ-TV About Senate Race, Voting By Mail, Coronavirus Relief Bill
• Youth Hockey Parents, Players, And Coaches Hold 'Let Them Play' Rally In Delmont
• Several WVU Students Facing Probation For Health And Safety Violations
• Amherst Police Want Your Help Naming Their New Comfort Dog
• More than 100 killed as flash flooding ravages Afghanistan
• Car Hits Gas Line In Beaver, Veterans Memorial Bridge Briefly Blocked
• Port Authority Mechanic Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Dick's Sporting Goods Sees Uptick In Business During Pandemic
• Thursday's Show Info (8/27/20)
• Hurricane Laura Makes Landfall In Southwestern Louisiana As Category 4 Storm

Videos from August 27, 2020

• Trump casts election in stark terms in lengthy RNC acceptance speech
• Ivanka Trump says at RNC "Donald Trump has changed Washington"
• Widow of retired slain St. Louis cop says at RNC that "we cannot heal amid devastation and chaos"
• 8/27: Red and Blue
• What to expect on the final night of the Republican National Convention
• Understanding the differences between misinformation and disinformation, and how QAnon is spreading both online
• Tens of thousands in Louisiana without power after Hurricane Laura
• Anti-Trump Republicans offer alternative to RNC
• Couple makes their wedding day extra special during COVID-19 pandemic
• New CDC testing guidelines widely criticized by medical experts
• Trump to accept GOP nomination on final night of Republican National Convention
• Protests remain peaceful as officer who shot Jacob Blake is publicly named
• Family of teen who was killed during Hurricane Laura speaks out
• Senator Gary Peters demands more answers from Louis DeJoy
• Senator Mike Braun on Trump's "law and order" message at RNC
• Black National Convention zeroes in on elevating Black issues ahead of 2020 election
• President Trump to speak at Republican National Convention tonight
• Former Kansas City mayor: We need to start "at ground zero" with social justice reform
• Belarus leader Lukashenko arrests journalists, gets Putin's backing
• Kamala Harris vows to stand with the protesters in Kenosha, Wisconsin
• 3-year-old bakes and delivers more than 1,000 cookies to frontline and essential workers
• "Redlined" neighborhoods face more extreme heat conditions
• Hurricane Laura hits Gulf Coast with "remarkable" strength
• Trump to formally accept nomination for reelection tonight
• "The Power of August" highlights key moments in American civil rights history
• Hurricane Laura collides with coronavirus pandemic
• Significance of Kamala Harris' ties to historically Black universities and sororities
• Slutty Vegan, a Black-owned burger joint, creates opportunities in Atlanta
• Pence pitches President Trump as "law and order" leader
• Alice Johnson prepares for RNC speech on criminal justice reform
• South Carolina Senator Tim Scott on final night of RNC, reform after Kenosha shooting
• Shelters fill up fast as Hurricane Laura makes landfall near Texas-Louisiana border
• Storm chasers follow Hurricane Laura
• Texas Governor Greg Abbott on Hurricane Laura
• Pence attacks Biden at RNC, calls for "law and order" amid protests
• Hurricane Laura makes landfall as Category 4 storm, bringing heavy winds and flooding
• CBS Reports presents "Speaking Frankly | Censorship"