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Articles from August 31, 2020

• COVID-19 Reopenings: State Lawmakers Pass; Gov. Newsom Signs Eviction Relief Bill
• California Lawmakers OK More Exemptions From Labor Law
• Police Raid Oakland Church; Seize Marijuana, Magic Mushrooms
• Large Crowd Gathers In South LA After LASD Deputies Shoot, Kill Black Man Who Allegedly Assaulted Deputy, 'Produced A Handgun'
• Viral Video Shows Sacramento County Deputy Kicking Man In Back
• San Mateo County Business Owners Hopeful Monday's Reopening Marks Lasting Turnaround
• Barbershops, Salons, Malls Reopen For Indoor Services In Some Counties
• San Francisco Reopening Announcement Causes Confusion
• Man's Lost Prosthetic Leg Found In American River By Diver
• Colorado Census Takers Focusing On Hard-To-Count Communities
• Expect Some I-70 Lanes Closures In The Eisenhower-Johnson Tunnels Soon
• Denver Approves Use Of 82,000 Sq. Ft. Facility For Homeless
• Firefighter Killed At Scene Of Wildfire In Mendocino County
• Texas Volunteer Firefighter Dies Battling Lightning-Sparked Blaze in Mendocino Nat'l Forest
• 'I Hope It's Different': Residents Hope High Heat Doesn't Bring More Rolling Blackouts
• 'I Wish We Had More Time': Michael B. Jordan Shares Emotional Tribute To 'Black Panther' Co-Star Chadwick Boseman
• Loveland Shooting: Tiera Kelley Allegedly Shot Neighbor Over How She Was Parenting
• Federal Judge Upholds California Ban on Carrying Guns in Public
• Police: 18-Year-Old Kyree Brown Robbed And Killed Couple Who Responded To Ad For Used Car
• Dallas Man In Police Custody, Told Officers 'I Killed My Family'
• Sacramento Police Sued Over Fatal Shooting At Apartment Complex That Killed Jeremy Southern
• Judge Upholds California Ban On Carrying Guns In Public
• White Sox Take AL Central Lead In 8-5 Victory Over Twins
• Dallas Ending Scooter Program Due To Safety Concerns
• Robert Leads 1st-Place White Sox In Rally Past Twins
• Collier Scores 25, Lynx Put End To Sparks' 9-Game Streak In 96-78 Win
• Athletics Get LHP Mike Minor In Trade With Rangers
• Chicago Weather: Passing Showers
• Biden Blames Trump For 'Stoking Violence In Our Cities' In Pittsburgh Speech
• CDOT Studying Grizzly Creek Fire Burn Scar To Determine Possible I-70 Closures
• Rent Prices Drop Across Boston Due To Coronavirus
• Tens Of Thousands Of Households Risk Eviction As Pennsylvania Moratorium Ends On Sept. 1
• 'Illegal Work Stoppage': Andover Takes Action To Get Teachers Into Classrooms
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Announces $800 Million Budget Gap For 2020, $1.2 Billion For 2021 As Pandemic Ravages City Finances
• Colorado Small Businesses Can Now Apply For New Grant & Loan Program
• Giants Acquire Left-Handed Reliever Banda From Rays For $75K
• Glenwood Springs Businesses Trying To Bounce Back From 'Double Whammy'
• Charge Changed To Assault In Mask Dispute At Golden Restaurant
• Suspect Arrested In Killing Of Butler County Man Who Went Missing In California
• Pirates Surrender Late Run In Loss To Brewers
• Miami-Dade County Commission Votes To Bring Back Independent Civilian Panel For Police Oversight
• 'I Feel More Comfortable, It Is Too Hot Outside,' Miami-Dade Restaurant Patrons Applaud Resumption Of Indoor Dining
• Caught On Camera: Miami-Dade Police Officers Save Man From Jumping Off Overpass
• Riverside, Ventura Counties Report Additional COVID-19 Deaths Over Weekend; San Bernardino Reports New Cases
• 'External Connectivity Issues' Caused Problems On First Day Of Online School In Miami-Dade
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Students, Parents Prepare For Sudden Shifts In Learning Models
• Restaurant Owners In NYC Perplexed Eateries In New Jersey Will Soon Have Indoor Dining, But They Still Cannot
• Chicago Tops 500 Homicides For Year To Date
• 40-Year-Old Minnesota State Fair Butter Sculpture Preserved In Fmr. Princess Kay's Freezer
• Sources: NYPD To Approve Small Amounts Of Overtime For Rest Of The Summer In Precincts Hard Hit By Crime
• Students In Quarantine As North Texas School Districts Try To Stop Coronavirus Spread
• Man, 50, Killed In Arden-Arcade Area Hit-And-Run
• Chadwick Boseman Had Special Relationship With Chicago Theater Group
• Photo Showing Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney Eating Inside Maryland Restaurant Sparks Criticism
• 1 Person Dead After Modesto House Fire
• Bruins' Season Ended With Double-Overtime Loss To Lightning
• David Pasulka, Former Guardian Ad Litem, Charged With Sexual Assault
• 'I Just Want My Life Back,' Arthur 'Mac' Love, Hogan Administration Employee Fired For Posts About Kenosha, Wisconsin Unrest, Says
• Michigan Man Finds Military Tags, Gifts Daughter Of Late Soldier With Them
• Kenosha Shooting: Mayor Says 'Timing Is Wrong' For President Trump's Visit
• Brandon Scott Asks Baltimore DPW To Extend Hours For Recycling Collection Sites, Add Locations
• Cresson Volunteer Firefighter Dies Helping With Wildfires Out West
• Young Bear Cubs Roaming Colorado Springs Captured, But No Sign of Sow
• House Fire In Boulder Under Investigation After Squatters Removed
• Rays Continue Mastery Of Yankees, Beat Up Cole In Win
• Actor Chadwick Boseman's Death Brings Attention To Colon Health
• Butler Scores 40, Heat Top Bucks 115-104 For 1-0 Series Lead
• How Is The Housing Market Doing So Well During The Pandemic?
• San Jose-Based Zoom Rides Pandemic To Continuing Explosive Growth
• United Airlines Drops Flight Change Fee
• 2 Montessori PreK-5 Employees Who Passed Out Supplies Have Coronavirus Symptoms
• Fast Track Vaccine: FDA Commissioner Says He's Willing To Bypass Federal Approval
• 19 Elk Grove Unified School District Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
• University Of Michigan Students Returned To In-Person Classes Monday
• Baltimore's Catholic Schools Reopen For In-Person Instruction As Teachers' Union Slams Proposed Schedule Changes For Public Schools
• 'It's A Real Concern': Chadwick Boseman's Death Highlights Earlier Onset Of Colon Cancer
• Parking Meter Enforcement To Resume In Annapolis After Labor Day
• Spencer Howard Earns 1st Win, Phillies Beat Nationals 8-6
• Sound Mind Sound Body Strives To Deliver Academics, Athletics And Life Skills
• Suspect Charged With Murder Of Teen Activist Caleb Reed
• City Of Miami To Find Housing For Elderly Man After Home Deemed Unsafe Was Demolished
• DNR: Be On The Lookout For Invasive 'Jumping Worms'
• NFL Takes Over Investigation Of Washington Football Team
• MGM Grand Detroit Cuts Affects Nearly 1,100 Furloughed Workers Due To Pandemic
• Popular Adhesive Method Of Catching Spotted Lanternfly Actually Harming Other Animals, Expert Says
• Baltimore Ravens Fans Can Now Buy Cutouts For Home Games
• Pedestrian Killed In East Baltimore Crash Monday Night
• 'Patriot' Group Organizer Defends Presence At Friday Protests In Denver
• 10 More Charged With Damaging, Looting Minneapolis Businesses After Murder Suspect's Death
• Detroit Public Officials Honor Fallen Fire Sgt. Sivad Johnson
• Search Continues For Suspect Who Shot, Killed Orange County Musician On 405 Freeway
• Police Searching For Missing 64-Year-Old Serge Mykoff Last Seen In Baltimore
• Detroit's Covid-19 Memorial, Families Say Final Goodbyes
• Blue Surgical Masks Of Little Help To Novato Residents Breathing Unhealthiest Air In Bay Area
• America Ferrera, Eva Longoria Launch Online Platform Aimed At Empowering Latinas
• Threatened Steelhead Trout Relocated To Make Way For Anderson Dam Retrofit
• Sacramento City Teachers And District Reach Impasse On Distance Learning
• Philadelphia Teachers' Union, School District To Revisit Contract Negotiations In 2 Weeks
• Sac State Welcomes Some Students Back For Dorm Life And In-Person Classes
• Peters Township High School Temporarily Closing After 1 Confirmed, 2 Presumed Positive Coronavirus Cases
• Montgomery County First Responders Return Home From South Following Hurricane Laura Assistance Efforts
• Dallas Mayor, Council Members Propose Amendments To Dallas Police Department Budget
• CPUC: Ousted Director Allegedly Hired 'Marginally Qualified Former Colleague' Over Better Candidates
• Jimmy's Famous Seafood Makes Mo Gaba Shrimp Platter Permanent Menu Item With Money Going To Johns Hopkins Children's Center
• Oakland Police: 'Violent, Destructive' Crowds Targeted Businesses, Officers During Racial Justice Protests
• Demonstrators Gather Outside YMCA Demanding Answers In Teen's Drowning Death
• Man Accused Of Throwing Molotov Cocktail At Stockton Home, Stabbing Father And Driving Stolen Vehicle
• St. Cloud Woman, 3 Teens Hurt In Hubbard County Crash
• Legislators Work To Get Several Police Reform Bills To Governor's Desk
• Iglesias' Hit, Throw Help Orioles To 4-3 Win Over Blue Jays
• Former CEO Involved In Alleged Santa Clara County Sheriff Corruption Scheme Pleads Guilty
• Patrice Bergeron Goes Full Bergeron To Set Up Bruins' First Goal In Game 5
• Trio Of Teens Arrested In String Of Armed Robberies In Baltimore County, Police Say
• Cubs Get OF Cameron Maybin, 2 Lefty Relievers In 3 trades
• PAWS Chicago Announces Offer Of $5,000 Reward For Cat Who Was Taken In Boystown Carjacking
• Rochester Man Killed In Rollover Crash In Stolen Pickup Truck
• Ravens Call On Majority Leader Mitch McConnell To Bring George Floyd Justice In Policing Act Of 2020 Up For Vote
• Family Trying To Find New Home After Being Scammed Online
• Man In Critical Condition After Being Shot With Crossbow By Roommate In El Dorado County, Deputies Say
• Robert Mercer, Former Goodyear Tire CEO, Dies At 96
• Making The Cut: Why Hair Salons Can Open Indoors But Nail Salons Can't
• Student Who Says She Was Raped By SMU Football Player Sues University
• CZU Lightning Complex Update: 85,000 Acres Burned, 41 Percent Contained Monday Evening
• Residents Band Together To Support Royal Oak Farmer's Devastated Strawberry Harvest
• NYC Preparing For 1st Day Of School, As Teachers Union Continues To Negotiate Conditions
• Man Shot To Death In Minneapolis' Jordan Neighborhood
• Small Businesses In LA County Can Now Apply For Grants From $98M Regional COVID Fund
• 'More Than Just A Building': Despite Closure, Institute Of Notre Dame Continues Serving Community
• Girlfriend Booked For Murder After Police Determine Male Passenger In Lakeport Crash Was Already Dead
• Texas AG Ken Paxton Sues To Stop Harris County From Sending Out Mail-In Ballot Applications
• N.J. teen who organized BLM rally gets bill for police overtime
• Gov. Baker Ends Activation Of Massachusetts National Guard
• Homeschool Community Helping Parents Struggling With Distance Learning
• A's Postpone Additional Games Following Staffer's Postive COVID-19 Test
• A Look At The First Day Of School In The Coronavirus Era
• Teen Suspect Taken Into Custody Following Death Of 14-Year-Old Basketball Standout Semaj Miller
• Port Of LA, Shipping Company Donate 75K Respiratory Masks To Farmworkers
• New Approach To Wildfire Planning On Agenda In Fire-Ravaged Santa Clara County
• Irving Police Investigate Letter Sent To Family Saying 'Return Back To Your Country'
• WATCH: Behind-The-Scenes Look At Allegheny Health Network's Coronavirus Testing Lab
• Video Shows 'Depraved' Attack Of Man Hit By Brick In Baltimore; Police Searching For Victim, Suspect
• Staff Member, 66 Students At Aurora School Now Quarantined
• 49ers Place Star Linebacker Fred Warner On COVID-19 List
• Texas Could Mandate A COVID-19 Vaccine But It's More Likely Your Employer Will
• Reopening: Many Santa Clara County Businesses In Limbo As Hair Salons, Retail Shops Reopen
• State Police: Stealing Political Campaign Signs Is A Crime
• Eagles Owner Jeffrey Lurie Sounds Off On Systemic Racism, Offers Lincoln Financial Field As Polling Place
• Vegetation Fire Along Interstate 580, Altamont Pass In Alameda County Contained
• North Texas' RJ Hampton Charting Own Course To The NBA
• Sacramento Salons Reopen Indoors For First Time In Months Amid Pandemic
• State Investigating Alleged Illegal Child Care Center After Infant's Death
• DCFS: 23 LA Children Died Of Suspected Abuse, Neglect In First 5 Months Of 2020
• Bill Hudson Revisited: Joe Seliga Of Ely's Handcrafted Canoes
• Plumber Held On $1.1 Million Bail For Murder Charge In Possible Gang-Related Shooting
• University Of Pittsburgh Announces 46 New Coronavirus Cases
• 'Craven Criminal Behavior': LA Police Union Blasts Councilman Mike Bonin After Vandalism Of Van Nuys Station
• Illinois Allows Car Repossessions To Resume; One Recovery Agent Says It May Put Him In Danger
• Protest Held Outside Norco Prison With Over 400 Coronavirus Cases
• Man Charged In Shooting Of 2 CPD Officers In Homan Square; Top Cop Says 'People Are Seeking To Do Harm To Cops'
• Furry Tails: BrewDog Helping Pittsburgh Pets Find Forever Homes
• Furry Tails: Healing Jazz's Scars
• How Businesses That Opened For First Time During Pandemic Adjusted To Meet Guidelines
• Bloomington Man In Custody, Accused Of Killing Wife, Shooting 2 Neighbors, Ages 12 And 29
• Mike Tomlin: Ryan Shazier 'Focusing His Energy' Elsewhere
• Yolo County Evacuations Lifted, Downgraded As LNU Complex Rises In Containment
• Long Beach Reaches 100K COVID-19 Tests Milestone
• Students At 87 Baltimore County Public Schools Will Get Free Meals This School Year, Officials Say
• Miami-Dade Casinos Reopen With Restrictions
• Back To School: Thousands Of Minnesota Students Return Back To The Classrooms
• LNU Lightning Complex: Raging Wildfires Destroy At Least 600 Homes In Napa, Sonoma And Solano Counties
• Still No Indoor Operations For Nail Salons As Business Owners' Frustration Grows
• Alain Vigneault Challenges Flyers' Top Guns To 'Change The Narrative,' Show Up Big
• Big Rig Driver Arrested For DUI After Truck Hits Power Pole, Overturns In Santa Rosa
• Unemployed Mother Of 3 Struggling To Pay Rent, Searching For New Home After Landlord Decided To Sell North Jersey Property
• Rangers Trade Robinson Chirinos And Todd Frazier To New York Mets On Deadline Day
• 3 Days Into School, Entire Keller ISD 5th-Grade Class Sent Home To Quarantine
• Alleged Street Racers Plead Not Guilty In Santa Ana Crash That Killed Longtime OC Register Editor
• Chadwick Boseman's Death Highlights How Colon Cancer Disproportionately Affects Black Men
• Phillies Acquire Reliever David Phelps From Brewers To Bolster MLB-Worst Bullpen
• 3 Victims Of Wrong-Way Haltom City Crash Identified, Suspected Drunk Driver In ICU Charged With Intoxication Manslaughter
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Depression 15 Forms Offshore Of North Carolina But Expected To Stay Away From Land
• Philadelphia Trash Collection On Schedule This Week
• Massachusetts sues Credit Acceptance Corp., alleging fraud
• Health Experts Worry Isolation, Stress And Social Distancing During Coronavirus Pandemic Leading To Spike In Drug Abuse
• California Considers Permanently Stripping Badges From 'Bad Officers'
• Mets Make 3 Trades Prior To Deadline, DeGrom Beaten By Marlins
• Giant Boulder Loose On Hillside Shuts Down Glassport-Elizabeth Road
• Two Men Killed In Daytime Shootings In Baltimore
• South Florida Kids Learn To 'Buy Low Sell High' In Stock Market Investment Club
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Still Waiting For One-Third Of The Computers It Ordered
• Hackensack University Medical Center Participating In National COVID-19 Vaccine Trial
• Customers 'Heartbroken' As Landmark Miami Beach Restaurant David's Cafe Cafecito Closes For Good
• Developers Break Ground On Tiny Home Village For Veterans In Longmont
• Brooklyn Borough President Adams, City Councilman Torres Call For Investigation Into Possible Work Slowdown By Members Of NYPD
• 2 Los Angeles Sisters, 16 and 19, Killed In Texas Big Rig Crash
• Calif. Legislators Advance Bill to Extend Eviction Protections
• Police: Alimamy Sesay Arrested For Crash That Killed 2 Children In Juniata Park
• Experts Offer Tips On How To Help Children Deal With Anxiety As They Return To School Learning In The Coronavirus Era
• 2 Escaped Inmates Found, Rebooked Into San Joaquin County Jail
• Labor Day Weekend And Coronavirus: Dr. Dave Hnida Explains Concerns Over Smaller Gatherings
• 131 New COVID-19 Cases Confirmed In Denton County, 193 More People Have Recovered
• Boys & Girls Club Of Miami-Dade Offers Virtual Schooling Option
• DeSoto ISD Superintendent D'Andre Weaver Resigns During Emergency School Board Meeting
• State Trooper Ted Foss, Whose Death Led To Minnesota's 'Move Over' Law, Honored With New Highway Memorial Sign
• Glenwood Springs Gives $100 Credit To Some Visitors To Help Boost Tourism During Grizzly Creek Fire
• Temple University Moving To Online Learning For At Least Two Weeks Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
• Private, Parochial Schools Return To In-Person Learning For 2020-21 Academic Year
• Parents Should 'Focus On The Basics' As Kids Return To Remote Learning This Fall
• Safe Holiday Gatherings? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Miami Dolphins' Fitzpatrick Back At Practice After Mother's Death
• In The Right Place At The Right Time, Eagle Scout Helps Rescue Boy Stuck On Side Of Westchester County Mountain
• City Employees To Take Another Furlough Day This Week
• Body Of Isaac Childress III, 6, Recovered From Mississippi River In Minneapolis
• The Fours Sports Bar In Boston Closes After 44 Years On Canal Street
• LA County To Discuss Reopening Plan As COVID Positivity Rate Trends Downward
• Mail-In Ballots Face First Real Test Ahead Of Massachusetts Primary
• City Hall, Staples Center Go Purple For Overdose Awareness Day
• Pregnant Woman Shot To Death While Sleeping Inside Connecticut Home, Police Say
• Family Still Holding Out Hope Authorities Will Solve 10-Year-Old Oakland Park Cold Case Murder
• Former Community ISD School Board Member, Along With Husband And 1 Daughter, Killed In Small Plane Crash
• Former SafeSpeed Co-Owner Omar Maani Charged In Bribery Scheme
• Caught On Video: Random, Unprovoked Bottle Attack In Harlem
• New Jersey Restaurants To Reopen For Indoor Dining, Movie Theaters Allowed To Reopen With Limited Capacity Friday, Gov. Murphy Says
• 'Once In A Lifetime Achievement' For Florida Angler With New State Record Flathead Catfish
• Coroner Identifies 3 Killed In Fiery Fatal Crash Off I-680 In Walnut Creek Last Week
• Containment Increases At East Fork Fire Near Trinidad
• Herbert Hoelter Vocational Training Center Celebrates Helping 1,000 People Find Jobs Even Despite Pandemic
• Basketball Hall Of Famer John Thompson Dies At 78: Patrick Ewing, Alonzo Mourning, Dikembe Mutombo And More Pay Tribute
• New Vehicle To Help Montrose Police Respond To Mental Health Calls
• 'I Will Never Forget It': Delaware Mother, Daughter Receive Sweet Surprise In Memory Of Life Gone Too Soon
• Orange County COVID-19 Trends Continue To Improve
• American, Delta Join United Airlines To Eliminating Change Fees For Domestic Flights
• Car-To-Car Shooting Prompts Closure Of EB Highway 50 In East Sacramento
• Former UC Davis Professor And Ex-Olympic Veterinarian Guilty Of Tax Evasion
• Truck Rolls Over Into Drainage Ditch Near White Marsh Mall
• Orioles Trade Reliever Miguel Castro To Mets In Exchange For Prospect Kevin Smith
• Worker-Led Public Health Councils Proposed As Way To Slow Spread Of COVID-19
• 2 Pittsburgh Establishments Given Notices Of Violation, 7 Others Warned During Coronavirus Compliance Checks
• Erie Man Catches Record-Breaking Brown Trout From Lake Erie
• Tacko Fall Gets A Swim Lesson From Celtics Teammates Jaylen Brown, Enes Kanter
• Oakland Entrepreneur Walks The Walk When Advising On Overcoming Pandemic Impact On Business
• Whether In-Person Or Virtual, Several Charter Schools In Philadelphia Begin A Different School Year
• No Action From Gov. JB Pritzker's COVID-19 Price Gouging Pursuit
• Michigan Communities Benefit From New School Buses
• Timothy Shea Of Castle Rock Appears In Federal Court In 'Build The Wall' Fundraiser Scandal
• Pair Suspected Of Shoplifting Video Games, High-Priced Calculators From Dixon Walmart
• Liberty Announces Investigation Into Jerry Falwell Jr.'s Tenure
• Man Dies In Essex Motorcycle Crash
• Why Police Use Of Tear Gas Could Become A Thing Of The Past In Aurora
• California Aims To Flex Market Power On Prescription Drugs
• Rangers Trade Mike Minor To AL West Rival Oakland A's
• Byron Gets First Wins To Reach Cup Series playoffs
• Hero Statue Nominations For President Donald Trump's National Garden Of American Heroes Are In
• Florida Lottery Launches New Mobile App
• Intruder Alert: Bullsnake 'Breaks Into First Level Of Security' At Arapahoe County Jail
• Pittsburgh International Airport Hosts Student Art Contest
• Vehicle Hit With Gunshots While Driving In Severn Area; Two Men Injured In Shootings In Anne Arundel County
• 'The Trends Are Going In The Right Direction': Dallas County Reports 292 New Coronavirus Cases, 1 Death
• Reopening: Sonoma County Salons, Barbershops Move Back Indoors
• Gov. Tom Wolf Urges Lawmakers To Pass Paid Sick Leave Legislation
• Missing Mom: Suzanne Morphew's Brother Is Working With 'Profiling Evil' To Organize 5-Day Search
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 301 New Cases, 11 Additional Deaths
• Ban Extended On Maryland Utility Shutoffs, Late Fees Through November 15
• Red Sox Trade Kevin Pillar To Rockies For Player To Be Named Later, International Slot Money
• Why Chadwick Boseman was "new type of hero" to Black America
• Man Claiming To Have Bomb Robs Dollar Bank In Dormont
• 2 More Oakland A's Games Postponed Over Positive Coronavirus Test
• Delivery Driver Punched, Robbed In Glen Burnie, Police Say
• Legionella bacteria found lurking in some schools' water supplies
• Sheriff: 30-Year-Old Woman Killed In Rollover Crash
• BBB: Fake IRS Robocall Scams Are Down But Con Artists Have New Ways To Scam Consumers
• Pa. Health Dept. Modifying Coronavirus Testing Hours At Walmarts
• New Jersey Fitness Gyms, Amusement And Water Parks To Reopen Tuesday
• Judge Sides With Miami-Dade Teacher Who Was Suspended After Spanking Son In Class, Says He Should Be Reinstated
• Johns Hopkins University Giving Wellness Kits To Undergrads To Protect Against COVID-19
• Kemba Walker Not Worried After Tweaking Knee In Game 1
• SoCalGas Teams Up With LA Area Chamber Of Commerce For Virtual Job Fair
• 'We Are Back And Evil Did Not Win': Services Return To White Settlement Church Auditorium Where Gunman Killed 2
• Passenger In Fatal Pembroke Park Plane Crash Identified As Nissan Giat
• Dog Locks Owner Out Of Idling Car On Northeastern Move-In Day
• Wisconsin governor asks Trump to "reconsider" Kenosha visit
• Joe Biden Says He's Not Banning Fracking, 'No Matter How Many Times Donald Trump Lies About Me'
• Federal appeals court denies Flynn's bid to dismiss case
• Dallas Artists Take Out Their Brushes, Paint Tribute Mural Of The 'Black Panther' Chadwick Boseman
• Biden blames Trump for "stoking violence in our cities"
• UPDATE: Driver Dies After Car Plunges Off Highway 1 Cliff In San Mateo County
• Applications For LA College Promise Program, With 2 Years Free Tuition And Chromebook, Back Open Until Sept. 15
• 5 Suspects Believed To Be Affiliated With MS-13 Arrested For Murder Of 16-Year-Old Gabriela Ardon
• U.S. tops 6 million coronavirus cases
• Brad Stevens Questions Game 1 Scorekeeper Over Raptors' Fast-Break Points
• Want To Be Featured On A Cardboard Cutout At Broncos Games? Team Explains How To Do It
• Ventura Man Faces Charges Of Manufacturing 'Ghost Guns'
• Pedestrian Killed In Hit-And-Run, Denton Police Search For Damaged Vehicle
• Boston Man Accused Of Spray Painting Swastikas On JFK Federal Building Property
• Bear Cub Relocated After Crossing I-25 In Colorado Springs Without Getting Hurt
• Lake Tahoe Grocery Store Gets Visit From Bear Twice In A Week
• Protesters Against Eviction Moratorium Ending Gather In Pittsburgh: 'Folks Are In Dire Straits'
• Mass. Tax Free Holiday Was 'Best Weekend' For Businesses Since Start Of Coronavirus
• Sheriff: 2 Seriously Injured In Morrison Co. ATV Crash
• 6 Maryland Charter Boat Operators Charged With Striped Bass Violations
• Epic Brewing's Elijah McClain Mural Repainted As Part Of Regular Art Rotation
• Pueblo Leaders May Let Voters Decide Fate Of Columbus Statue
• Man Wanted In Connection With Woodland Sideshow Eventually Caught In Fairfield
• Chico State Cancels In-Person Classes After Positive For COVID-19 Tests
• Chargers All-Pro Safety Derwin James Tears Meniscus, Likely To Miss Significant Time
• State Police Looking For Point Marion Resident Katilyn Davis, Who May Have Runaway To W. Va.
• Colorado Weather: Summer Snow On The Way Tonight
• Lotto Texas Offering Its Largest Jackpot In A Decade -- $36 Million
• MIS-C & COVID-19: What Parents Need To Know As Florida Schools Reopen
• 'I'm Really Excited For The Future Of The Game': Jessie Warren On New Professional Softball League Athletes Unlimited
• SCU Lightning Complex: All Alameda, San Joaquin County Evacuation Orders Lifted; Fires 65% Contained
• State Police Warn Public Not To Approach Man Who Escaped Custody In Westmoreland County
• Abandoned Two-legged Puppy Finds Forever Home Through CBS13
• Abandoned 2-Legged Puppy Finds Forever Home Through CBS13
• MIAC Postpones All Competition Until January 2021
• South Coast Plaza In Costa Mesa Welcomes Indoor Shoppers Monday
• LAUSD Virtual Attendance Dips As School Year Gets Underway
• New Hampshire Man Catches 15-Pound Catfish That Likely Set State Record
• Trial date for Bannon and co-defendants set for May 2021
• $1M Worth Of Fentanyl Seized During Three Drug Busts In Merrimack Valley, Fall River
• Authorities ID Body Found In Bayou As Missing Houston Girl Maliyah Bass
• Ed Markey, Joe Kennedy Hope To Sway Undecideds In Final Hours Of Senate Primary Race
• Chinese government puts restrictions on TikTok sale ordered by Trump
• CBS Sports Airing 5-Hour 'Portraits In Black' Special Focusing On Black Athletes' Experience With Racism In Sports And Society
• NYPD Unveils New Disciplinary Matrix For Officers Accused Of Violating Department Policies
• San Francisco 49ers Place Star Linebacker Fred Warner On COVID-19 Injured Reserve
• Bruins Game 5 Lineup: Kuraly, Ritchie Game-Time Decisions
• Precautionary Boil Water Advisory Extended For Parts Of Butler County
• Early Monday Morning Fire Burns 4 Hayward Store Fronts
• Porn Star Ron Jeremy Hit With New Sexual Assault Charges Involving 13 More Women
• MGM National Harbor To Lay Off Nearly 800 Employees
• Denver Agency On Aging Issues Warning About Increase In Scams Amid Coronavirus
• Chico State Cancels The Rest Of Its In-Person Classes After Dozens Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Joe Biden Blames President Trump For Nationwide Violence In Pittsburgh Speech
• Firefighters Pull Person From Wreckage After Crash In Rural Sacramento
• Better Together: Fremont Teenage Siblings Launch 'Cards 4 COVID Heroes'
• Dearborn Heights Man Shoots, Kills Mother, Sister
• Florida School Safety Panel Settles Suit Over Meeting
• GOP congressman shares doctored video of disabled activist with Biden
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,668 New COVID-19 Cases, 7 Additional Deaths
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 37 More Coronavirus Cases, Countywide Total Now At 10,347
• Aldi To Reopen Updated Baltimore Store On W. Cold Spring Lane Thursday
• Car Hurls Off Highway 1 Cliff; Fire Crews Attempting Dramatic Rescue
• Encore Boston Harbor To Lay Off 385 Furloughed Workers
• Allegheny County Court Order Could Postpone Hearings For Tenants Unable To Pay Rent
• Philadelphia Gives Homeless Encampments Until Sept. 9 To Move Out
• Children Of Fallen CPD Officers Get Special Welcome Back To School
• What School Gym Class Looks Like In Pandemic Times
• Deadly Motorcycle Crash Backs Up Traffic On Parkway East
• Wisconsin Republicans Not Expected To Pass Police Reforms
• New Colorado Program Will Offer Money To Struggling Businesses
• No More Free Rides: MTA Buses Start Collecting Fares Again Monday
• 7-year-old's moving tribute for Chadwick Boseman
• Delta, American Join United In Dropping Most US Change Fees
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Reports 1,885 New Cases & 68 Deaths
• Northwest Indiana Reports 101 New COVID-19 Cases, No Additional Deaths
• West Texas Flags Lowered To Half-Staff In Honor Of Midland/Odessa Shooting Victims
• 49ers Have Tough Task To Repeat Super Bowl Run In Improved NFC West
• One Dose Of Coronavirus Vaccine Likely Won't Be Enough; 'We're Looking At Double Shots'
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, Trump Adviser Scott Atlas Tout Schools Reopening
• At Least 54 People Shot, 10 Killed In Weekend Gun Violence In Chicago
• Police Search For Truck After Hit & Run In North Attleboro
• Bruins Looking To Stave Off Elimination In Monday Night's Game 5 Vs. Lightning
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 1 Additional COVID-19 Death, Lowest Single-Day Increase Since Early April
• US Army Soldiers Being Deployed To Help Fight California Wildfires
• 'You Have To Wait And See': Gov. Wolf Hints He Will Extend Pennsylvania Eviction Moratorium
• Residents Who Lost Everything In Hurricane Laura Worried They Don't Have Federal Or State Support
• Police Continue To Look For Clues In 1975 Unsolved Homicide Of 14-Year-Old Francis Daniel Crocetti
• Lisa Germani Takes A Look Back At The Best Of Community Connect
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 521 New Coronavirus Cases, But No Additional Deaths Across The State
• A Kennedy is on the ballot in Massachusetts. Here's why he's not guaranteed a victory.
• Sheriff: 1 Drowns After Diving Into Shallow Water On Bone Lake
• EMTs get licenses suspended after "dead" woman found alive
• Coronavirus Latest: Fell's Point Fun Festival Canceled Until 2021
• Police: 2 Men Critical After Detroit Shooting
• Amid Unrest Over Jacob Blake Shooting, Kenosha On Edge As Trump Visit Looms
• Florida Grand Jury In Parkland Mass Shooting Seeks More Time
• Suspect Shawn Parks Charged With Murder In Essex Bar Stabbing
• $11,000 Reward Offered In Vandalism Of Mural Of Slain Philadelphia Police Sgt. Robert Wilson III
• PTL Links: August 31, 2020
• Twitter removes tweet shared by Trump with false coronavirus stats
• Fan Fave Week: Refrigerator Pickles
• Hayward Man Arrested After Allegedly Carjacking Porsche From Dealership; Leading CHP On East Bay Pursuit
• Motorist Killed After Driving Head-On Into Semi-Trailer
• Cam Newton Misses Patriots Practice With Excused Absence
• Galvin: More Than 850,000 Have Voted Early So Far In Massachusetts Primary
• 3 Children Injured In Pontiac Drive-By Shooting
• Man Killed In North Sacramento Shooting That Left 3 Others Hurt Identified
• Zion Shooting: 28-Year-Old Man Dead, 8-Year-Old Boy Among 3 Wounded
• How Coronavirus Ravaged America's Nursing Homes: 'We've Gone From Long Term Care To Carnage In Five Months'
• Rivers Casino Expanding Its Hours Starting Labor Day Weekend
• Godoy's Goal Helps Nashville Beat Inter Miami
• California chicken plant to temporarily close after 8 die of COVID
• Bollinger Motors Unveils DELIVER-E™ Delivery Van
• Nuggets Jamal Murray Says George Floyd, Breonna Taylor Are Fueling His Historic Playoff Scoring Outburst
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 458 New Cases Added, Hospitalizations Up While ICUs Flat
• Jaguars Waiving Leonard Fournette, Patriots Could Reportedly Be Among Interested Teams
• Man Seriously Wounded In Shooting At East Boston Park
• Texas Assisted Living Center Installs Suite Made Of Plastic So Family Members Can Visit During Pandemic
• Media Minefield's 'Give A Voice' Initiative
• With No High School Football This Fall, Some Young Colorado Athletes 'May Not Get Dream They Wanted'
• Sacramento's Arden Fair Mall Back Open For Business Monday
• Four More States Now On Massachusetts Travel Order Exempt List
• Wrongfully-convicted man freed after 44 years in prison speaks out
• President Trump To Make Campaign Appearance In Latrobe On Thursday
• 5 People Shot, 1 Killed, In Dining Tent At Pancake House In Morgan Park
• Reopening Maryland: Circuit And District Courts Resuming For All Non-Jury Trials Monday
• Tigers Finish Sweep Of Twins
• The Great Cycle Challenge USA
• Woman, 27, Dies After Crashing Into Tree In Fairmont; Alcohol Believed To Be A Factor
• Leaking Gas Meter Ignites Early Monday Los Altos House Fire
• Former Georgetown Coach John Thompson Jr. Dies At Age 78
• Report: Evaluators Impressed By Red Sox' Return In Trades
• Legendary Georgetown coach John Thompson Jr. dies
• Bill Belichick Not Ready To Name Patriots Starting Quarterback
• Many Of Chicago's Biggest Buildings Sit Virtually Empty; What Will Life Look Like When Remote Working Is Over?
• Detroit Memorial Day: City Honors Loved Ones Lost To Covid-19
• Broward Setting Up Secure Vote-By-Mail Drop Off Locations
• One Shot Of Coronavirus Vaccine Likely Won't Be Enough
• Power Outage Cancels In-Person Classes At One North Texas School
• Police: Kids Playing With Fireworks Spark Car Fire In Central Minnesota
• How Coronavirus Ravaged America's Nursing Homes: 'We've Gone From Long Term Care To Carnage In 5 Months'
• Here's What The Payroll Tax Deferral Action Means For You
• Most Of The People Arrested In Kenosha Were Not From The City
• Arkansas sheriff resigns after racist rant goes viral
• Pedestrian Hit, Killed By LA Sheriff's Transport Bus In Arleta
• Hundreds protest student flu shot mandate in Massachusetts
• Roberto Clemente Bridge To Temporarily Close For Inspection
• ICYMI: Top takeaways from this week's "Face the Nation"
• From Aurora To Denver, 5 Mile March Marks Renewed Call To End Police Brutality
• Man Wounded In Shooting Overnight In NE Baltimore
• Legendary Basketball Coach John Thompson Dies At 78
• Kids Can Carry Coronavirus In Respiratory Tract For Weeks, Study Suggests
• SpaceX Launches Falcon 9 Rocket After Rain Delay
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/31 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• New Details On Tom Brady's Gruesome 2018 Hand Injury Are Kind Of Amazing
• Argument Leads To Shooting Outside Arcadia House Party, Man Dead
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Burning Man 2020 Goes All-In On Virtual Reality; SF Salons Move Outdoors; Oakland A's Quarantined In Houston
• 15-Year-Old In Critical Condition After Drive-By Shooting In Woodlawn
• Mural Of Fort Hood Solider Vanessa Guillen Raises Money For Her Family As They Continue Fight For Investigation
• Zimbabwe is now investigating mystery elephant deaths, too
• Former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown's Frank Advice For Democrats On Violent Protests
• South Side Rock Snake Project Helping Community Spread Joy And Creativity
• Reopenings: San Francisco Prepares To Reopen Outdoor Personal Services Sept 1
• Abbott Labs Hiring 2,000 Employees For New Gurnee Facility Handling Rapid COVID Testing
• Saints Peter And Paul School In West Chester Prepared To Keep Students, Staff Safe As In-Person Learning Resumes Tuesday
• Rangers Fall Hard As Dodgers Set National League Home Run Record At Globe Life Field
• US Open Tennis Tournament Gets Underway In Queens
• New England Living Chef Series: Matt King's Steak And Hash Browns Recipe
• Families Displaced After Fire Damages 2 Homes In Clifton, New Jersey
• Lady Gaga wins 5 honors at MTV VMAs dedicated to Chadwick Boseman
• New England Living: Tour This $25 Million Cape Cod Luxury Home
• Keke Palmer dedicates VMAs to Chadwick Boseman
• Detroit displays faces of COVID-19 victims in public memorial
• Gottlieb says "full approval" of coronavirus vaccine unlikely before 2021
• Kentucky AG says he has FBI ballistics report on Breonna Taylor's death
• New England Living: From Talking Mirrors To Smart Toilets, The Latest Smart Home Technology
• New England Living: Luxury Real Estate Listings Around New England
• New England Living: High Tech Tools Bring Window And Door Design To Life
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Monday Shaping Up To Be Similar To Gorgeous Sunday
• Pittsburgh Weather: Another Day Of Cool Temperatures, Rain Chances On The Way
• Woman Wary Of U.S. Postal Mailboxes After Checks Are Stolen And She Loses Over $7,000 In Check-Washing Scheme
• Child & 2 Adults Dead After Wrong-Way Crash In Haltom City
• Back To School Butterflies, Anxiety Turning Into Excitement As Students Begin Virtual Classes
• Police: 3 Men Shot Outside Chinese Takeout Restaurant In Frankford
• Chicago Weather: Comfortable Week Ahead
• Democratic Presidential Nominee Joe Biden To Make Visit To Pittsburgh
• 19-Year-Old Victim Shows Up On Porch In Brighton Heights After Being Shot In Knee
• Part Of Glassport-Elizabeth Road Closed Due To Potential Rock Slide
• Programs Available To Provide Help To Renters As Moratorium On Evictions Set To Expire
• United Airlines Dropping Widely Unpopular Ticket-Change Fees
• Central Catholic Football Player, Pitt Recruit Elliot Donald Opts Out Of Playing In Upcoming Season, Citing Coronavirus Concerns
• Monday's Show Info (8/31/20)
• Allegheny Health Network's Mobile Coronavirus Testing Lab To Be In Hill District
• President Trump Critical Of Joe Biden After Announcement Of Planned Visit To Southwestern Pa.
• Pittsburgh Police Searching For Missing 29-Year-Old Jordan Coles

Videos from August 31, 2020

• 8/31/20: Red and Blue
• "You can't speed the process up," says expert vaccinologist of clinical trials for coronavirus drug
• Biden accuses Trump of "stoking violence" ahead of president's Kenosha visit
• Battleground states push election officials to process early mail-in ballots
• Fans mourn death of "Black Panther" star Chadwick Boseman
• More colleges closing over worries of coronavirus on campus
• FDA commissioner talks coronavirus vaccine development
• Joe Biden accuses Trump of provoking violence and poisoning democracy
• CBS Evening News, August 31, 2020
• Trump declines to condemn Kyle Rittenhouse for killing of two protesters
• Trump and Biden spar over response to protests
• FDA says outside pressure won't influence COVID-19 vaccine approval
• Conductor puts on impromptu concert during train delay
• Biden says Trump "fans the flames" of violence in America
• Impact of the 2020 March on Washington for racial justice
• Wastewater testing helps spot COVID-19 outbreaks on campus
• Legendary Georgetown basketball coach John Thompson Jr. dead at 78
• Biden accuses Trump of "rooting for chaos and violence" and failing to protect America
• Coaching great John Thompson of Georgetown dead at 78
• Incoming freshmen discuss what it's like to start college during a pandemic
• Doctor fact-checks claims on COVID-19 deaths
• U.S. unemployment trends and the financial impact of Hurricane Laura
• Challenges of voting amid the coronavirus pandemic
• Legionella bacteria could be lurking in some schools' water supplies
• Trump to visit Kenosha amid protests over Jacob Blake shooting
• "Sunday Morning" Matinee: Hillsong Young & Free
• "Punching the Air" authors discuss their novel, using poetry to cope with hate and racism
• Thousands of protesters call for an end to Lukashenko presidency
• North Carolina man released from prison after 44 years behind bars for wrongful conviction
• Some colleges and universities struggle to contain COVID-19 outbreaks
• Lake Charles mayor says it could take more than a month for power to return after hurricane
• Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden releases statement condemning Portland protests
• Nationwide protests follow Jacob Blake shooting in Kenosha
• AI technology adapted for schools amid coronavirus pandemic