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• 'Boogaloo'-Linked Gilroy Teacher Accused Of Threatening Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody
• 2 Hit By Gunfire In Oakland
• Sacramento Police Shoot, Kill Suspect Wanted For Attempted Homicide On An Officer
• Reopenings: SF Salon Adds Extra Safety Measures In Preparation For Indoor Services
• Fishermen Find Homemade Pipe Bombs In Sacramento River
• HOA Orders Lowry Residents In Denver To Remove Social Justice Yard Signs
• Students Describe Quarantine As Colorado College Adjusts To Nearly-All Remote Learning
• Summit County Real Estate Prices Soar During Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'If The 1st Bullet Did Not Work, The 2nd One Would': Tiera Kelley Allegedly Admits To Police After Shooting Neighbor
• AHMC Healthcare Workers Hold Vigil For Colleagues Who Lost Battle With Coronavirus
• Cal Fire Warns Against 'Do It Yourself' Firefighting In Face Of Fast-Spreading Flames
• 'Only In LA': Flight Crews Report Man In A Jet Pack During Final Approach To LAX
• 'We Want To Know What The Heck Is Going On': State Senator Calls For Audit Of EDD After Hundreds Of Letters Arrive At Riverside Home Addressed To Dozens Of People
• 'No Attempt At De-escalation': New Security Footage Shows At Least 18 Shots Fired At South LA Bicyclist By Deputies
• Roseville Cyclist Neilson Powless Impresses At Tour de France
• Joseph And Jossline Roland Killed After Responding To Used Car Ad: GoFundMe Set Up To Help Their 5 Children
• Davis Convenience Store Telling Nearby Nursing Home Workers To Keep Out
• Dickerson Homers 3 Times, Giants Win Big Over Rockies, 23-5
• Frontier Airlines Under Fire Following Calls To Investigate Business Practices
• Deputies: Teen Killed Olivehurst Man Who Tried To Break Up Fight
• Suspects Released On $0 Bail In Yolo County Since Start Of Pandemic Have Committed Hundreds Of New Crimes
• Denver Schools 'Aware' Of Sexual Assault Allegations Involving East High Students
• Bryan Herrell Of Aurora Sentenced To Prison For Role In International Dark Web Business
• CZU Lightening Complex Fire 45% Contained, 35,000 Residents Still Evacuated
• Buxton, Pineda Return To Lead Twins Past White Sox 3-2
• Percy 'Master P' Miller Leads Minnehaha Academy Basketball Team In Discussion On Racial Justice, Equality
• Massive SCU Lightning Complex Fire 72 Percent Contained
• Chicago Weather: Back To The Heat
• White Sox Lose To Twins, Fall Into Tie With Cleveland For First Place In AL Central
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: How Does Indoor Transmission Compare To Outdoor Transmission?
• Trump Surveys Damage In Kenosha, Visiting Over Objections Of Local Leaders
• Amid Ongoing Issues With Village, Terrance Wallace Brings At-Risk Boys To Live With Him In Barrington Hills Mansion
• Massachusetts Primary Election Results And Town-By-Town Vote
• Kittens Thrown From Car Window In Erie Find Forever Home
• Man Says Harvey Police Dropped The Ball, Twice, After His Car Was Stolen
• 1 Dead, 2 Hurt In 2 Separate Shootings On St. Paul's East Side
• Plasma Should Not Be Considered Standard Care For Coronavirus, NIH Panel Says
• Gov. Newsom Poised To Sign Bill That Keeps Foreclosed Homes In Hands Of Residents
• WATCH: 104-Year-Old Fayette County Woman Celebrates Birthday With Adorable Drive-By Party
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Can Enter Stage 3 Of Reopening, Gov. Hogan Says
• NYC Public Schools Postpone In-Person Learning Until Sept. 21
• Calumet City Officer Fired After Woman Says Officer Touched Her Inappropriately
• Baltimore Brick Attack: Victim In 'Disgusting' Video Identified; Suspect Still Sought
• Nuggets Edge Jazz 80-78 To Complete Comeback From 3-1 Down
• Frenzied Final Day Brings Firsts For California Legislature
• Live Music Returns To Red Rocks In New, Interactive Livestream Event
• Pandemic Can't Scare Away Anoka's 100th Annual Halloween Festival
• President Trump Endorses Kimberly Klacik In Race For Maryland's 7th Congressional District Seat
• Baltimore's Toppled Christopher Columbus Statue Set To Be Returned To Original Owners
• Núñez Hits 2 HRs To Carry Orioles Past Skidding Mets
• Yanks Beat Rays, Benches Empty After Chapman's Brush Back
• Caught On Video: Minneapolis Taxi Driver Attacked By Passengers
• Delegate Plans To Introduce Bill To Split HBCUs From University Of Maryland System
• Man Charged With Attempted Homicide After Shooting Injures Teenager In Sheraden
• How Many Students Called In Sick Today? New Denton County Webpage Has The Answer
• Ed Markey Defeats Joe Kennedy In Massachusetts' Senate Primary
• Some COVID-19 Patients Have Required Lung Transplant To Survive, Johns Hopkins Doctor Says
• Harrowing High-Rise Fire Rope Rescue Caught On Video
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Announces Ban On Nursing Home Visits Will Be Lifted
• Albert Lea Schools To Use Thermal Scanners After 1st Known COVID-19 Case
• Cyberattack Partially Blamed For Miami-Dade County Public Schools Virtual Tech Issues
• Woman Violently Carjacked With Child Still In Car In South Shore
• Colorado To Review New CDC Order On Halting Evictions
• Flyers Stave Off Elimination With Win Over Islanders
• Police: Multi-Vehicle Crash Leaves Man Dead, 6 Others Injured In Overbrook Park
• Back To School 2020: The New Normal Amid The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Núñez Hits 2 HRs To Carry Orioles Past Skidding Mets 9-5
• Kiski Area School District Cancels Football Scrimmage, Postpones 2 Games After Coronavirus Exposure
• Minnesota Lynx To Make 10th Straight Postseason Appearance
• Minnesota Timberwolves And Lynx Launch Pack The Vote Initiative
• Pedestrian Taken To Hospital After Being Hit By Driver In Shadyside
• Help Isn't Coming For Many Small Minneapolis Businesses Hit By Riots And Looting
• SF Tenderloin Drug Dealer Gets 2 Years Behind Bars For Selling Heroin In School Zone
• LG Unveils Chargeable Mask, Doubles As Air Purifier
• Riverside, San Bernardino Report Additional COVID-19 Deaths, Ventura Reports New Cases
• Amazon Prime Air: FAA Gives Approval For Drone Deliveries
• Tracking The Tropics: Air Force Hurricane Hunter Aircraft Finds Nana A Little Stronger
• Uber Cracks Down On Masks: Must Take "Mask Selfie" If Reported Not Wearing A Mask
• Washington Acquires OT David Sharpe From Raiders
• Delta, American And United To Waive $200 Flight Change Fee
• Aaron Nola Tosses 8 Innings Of 2-Hit Ball, Phillies Blank Nats 6-0
• Texas Reports More Than 4K New Coronavirus Cases, 145 Deaths
• Reps. Neal, Moulton, Lynch Win In Democratic Primary Races
• 2 Michigan Air Bases Among Top Finalists For New Space Command Center
• Ravens MVP Lamar Jackson Headlines QB-Driven AFC North
• Scott Laughton Notches Overtime Winner As Flyers Stay Alive Vs. Islanders
• Baltimore Man Sentenced To Over 6 Years In Federal Prison For String Of Video Game Store Robberies
• Protesters Rally For Eviction Moratorium Extension
• South Lyon War Dogs Memorial Honors Military Canines
• Protesters File Lawsuit Against City Of Detroit, Claims Officers Used Excessive Force During Demonstrations
• Police Unions Help Defeat California Bill On Removing Problem Cops
• 'I Waited Almost 3.5 Hours': Philadelphia Parents, Students Brave Long Lines To Get Chromebooks For Virtual Learning
• Colorado Parks & Wildlife Adds Land For Small Game, Waterfowl Hunting
• Police: 51-Year-Old Man Arrested For Dormont Bank Robbery
• Marcus Smart Really Is One Of A Kind
• Facebook, Twitter Suspend Accounts Linked To Russian 'Troll Factory' Targeting Left-Leaning Audiences
• Charges: Jason Mesich Shot Wife To Death In Bloomington, Then Shot 2 Sisters Who Lived Next Door
• Rangers Oust Musicians From Golden Gate Park, SF's Home To Jamming, Live Music For Decades
• New Eviction Law Gives Some Relief To Renters Amid Pandemic
• Marte's Homer Gives Marlins 3-2 Win Over Blue Jays
• Study: Pennsylvania One Of The Least Hardest-Working States
• Evanston Police Warn Of Scammers Who Are Pretending To Be Officers, Claiming People Have Arrest Warrants
• Randy's Donuts Celebrates Grand Opening Of Pasadena Location Tuesday With Free Donuts
• 150-Year-Old, Massive Eucalyptus Tree In Pleasanton Set To Be Cut Down
• Mobile WiFi Program Provides Connectivity For Santa Ana Students
• Police: Man Shot In The Elbow In East Baltimore Tuesday Night
• Educational Nonprofit Looking To Fill Over 250 Positions Across 9 Regional Offices Statewide
• Texas Firefighter Diana Jones Dies While Helping Battle Wildfires In Mendocino County
• Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC Takes Knee During Match Against Loudoun United FC
• Opioid Overdose Kits To Be Distributed In West Virginia Counties
• Redondo Beach Man Arrested For Sexually Assaulting Woman Who Overdosed
• Orioles Auction Benefits Living Classrooms Foundation
• Dr. John Najarian, Who Changed The Field Of Organ Transplant Surgery, Dies At 92
• Doctors Urge Parents To Talk To Children About Wearing Masks For Long Periods Of Time In School
• Eight Maryland Airports To Receive Funding In Effort To Improve Safety
• Some El Dorado County Businesses Eagerly Welcome Back Customers Under New Reopening Criteria
• Crude Oil Tank Farm Burns In Hood County Following Lightning Strike
• Speaker Pelosi Criticized After Video Of Indoor Visit To San Francisco Salon Surfaces
• LA County Reports Steady Decline In 7-Day Average Of New COVID Cases, Warns Younger Residents Continue To Make Up Majority
• CHP Central LA Retires Last Crown Victoria Cruiser
• Cameron Park Senior Says She Couldn't Get A Refund For Concert Canceled During Pandemic
• Pacifica Closing Beaches Over Labor Day Weekend
• Renters, Landlords Still Facing Hardship Despite Rent Relief Efforts
• Appeals Court Overturns Ban On Immigrant Courthouse Arrests
• District Deadlock: Sacramento Parents Concerned About No Agreement To Start School Year
• North Texas Mom Shares Terrifying Details Of 4-Year-Old's Near Drowning Experience
• Some LA Deputies To Begin Wearing Body Cameras In October
• Protesters Demand Answers After Bicyclist Shot, Killed By Deputies In South LA
• Celtics Win Game 2 Thriller Over Raptors To Take 2-0 Series Lead
• Family Of Jeremy Southern Files Civil Rights Lawsuit Against Sacramento Police Department
• Exasperated NYC Restaurant Owners Sue New York State For Right To Reopen
• Uncertainty Widespread Over Eviction Ban Expiration, Even After Bill's Passage
• Tighter COVID-19 Mitigation Rules Go Into Effect Wednesday For Metro East Region
• Broward Superintendent Reaffirms Decision On Classroom Return Won't Happen Until County Moves To Phase 2 Of Reopening
• Facebook, Twitter Suspend Accounts Linked To Russian 'Troll Factory' Targeting Left-Leaning Audiences
• Bandimere Speedway To Hold 'Stop The COVID Chaos' Rally Tuesday Night
• Pennsylvania State House Set To Vote On Bill Allowing School Districts To Make Decision On Fans At Games
• Former Buffalo Exchange Employees Describe Drugs, Harassment, Abuse At Stores In Colorado
• CHP Retires Its Last Two Crown Victorias In Service
• Garcetti Authorizes Utilities To Be Shut Off At Cahuenga Pass Party House After Several Warnings
• Billie Eilish Ukulele, Elton John Tracksuit Among Items To Be Auctioned For MusiCares Charity
• North Bay Fire Victims Identified; Firefighters Race To Build Containment Of Wildfire Complexes
• Crews Gain First Containment At Cameron Peak Fire
• 'Our Kids, Our Choice' | Anne Arundel County Athletes, Parents Call For Youth Tackle Football To Resume
• Hinsdale Accountant Sultan Issa Pleads Guilty To Embezzling $77 Million, Sentenced To 16 Years
• What to know about ballot harvesting
• 17 Dogs Caged In Warehouse Without Food Or Water, One Dead After Flight To Chicago
• Investigation Into Soldier Vanessa Guillen's Murder Widening, New Fort Hood Leadership Announced
• Pa. Attorney General Sues Gillece Services, Wants To Ban Company From Plumbing Industry
• St. Paul Fire Department Mourns Three Fallen Fire Heroes
• CZU Complex Fire: 'Long, Long Process' To Restore Big Basin Redwoods State Park
• Schools: The New Normal | Jericho School District Prepares For Thursday Reopening
• Former Mpls. Charter School Employee Sentenced To 20 Years In Prison For Child Pornography
• Doctors Concerned About Flu Season During Coronavirus Pandemic: 'Vaccination For Influenza Is The Most Important Thing We Can Do'
• Jacob Blake's Family Hopeful He'll Make Full Recovery After Being Shot By Police In Kenosha; 'Why Ask For Half A Prayer?'
• President Trump Meets With Kenosha Business Owners, Announces $4 Million In Federal Aid To Rebuild
• Eric Trump Calls Joe Biden Unacceptable To Pennsylvania Voters
• Arvada Opens Up Grant Funding For Struggling Artists
• Deputy Responding To Call Hits Driver; ER Doctor Who Happened Upon Crash Scene Credited With Saving Driver's Life
• NYPD Rabbi Alvin Kass Victim Of Attempted Robbery On Upper West Side
• More Charges Filed Against Father-Son Duo Accused Of Collecting Thousands Of Dollars From Homeowners And Failing To Complete Improvement Jobs
• Stolen Credit Card Suspects With Purple Dog Sought In Daly City
• Colorado College Moves To Remote Learning After Coronavirus Cases Confirmed In Dorms
• Family Of Andres Guardado Files Wrongful Death Suit, County Supervisors Call For Inquest
• University Of Minnesota President: 1st Phase Of Reopening Plan 'Not Going To Be Much Fun'
• It Doesn't Pay To Be A Jerk At Work, Research Finds
• House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Takes Heat Over Visit To San Francisco Hair Salon
• Chico State Sees COVID Cases Rise, Can't Pinpoint Source
• Easton Man Who Legally Changed Name To Santa Claus Dies
• Heavy Rain Brings Flash Flooding To Denton
• Governor's Fire Prevention Day Virtual Learning Tour
• Bill to Strip Badges from 'Bad Officers' Fails to Pass in State Legislature
• Recently-Released Inmate Found Guilty Of Killing Fellow Inmate
• Many Americans Will See Boost In Paychecks As Payroll Tax Holiday Begins
• Long-lost silent film discovered in Illinois basement
• NYPD Holds Second Annual Backpack Giveaway In Queens
• Visit Baltimore Rolls Out New Campaign In Effort To Increase Tourism Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Rocky Mountain National Park Closes Some Roads During Elk Rutting Season
• Flooding Forces Lake Dallas High School Into Remote Learning For Rest Of The Week
• Celebrities, Artists, Athletes Contribute To Animated Logo For 2028 LA Olympics
• FedEx Workers Surprised By Snake Sliding Around Boxes
• Lincolnshire Cancels Boo Bash, All Special Events For Remainder Of The Year Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• CeaseFirePA: Right-To-Carry At Protests Increases 'Risk That Someone Is Going To Be Shot and Killed'
• Criminal Charges Loom In Dive Boat Fire That Killed 34
• All OC Schools Could Reopen Campuses By Late September
• Miami-Dade State Attorney: Sweetwater Commissioner Sophia Lacayo 'Deliberately Swore To False Information'
• Report: Pittsburgh Pirates Outfielder Socrates Brito Opts Out Of Season After His Brother Dies From Coronavirus
• Trash From Baltimore County To Be Used To Produce Renewable Energy
• Colorado Attorney General Pushes For Investigation Into Frontier Airlines
• Teachers Relieved, Parents Questioning New York City's Decision To Delay The Start Of School
• Cherry Hill School District Moving To Remote-Only Learning Partially Due To Increase In Teachers Requesting Leaves Of Absence
• CPD Officer Shoots, Kill One Man In Pilsen
• Gov. Wolf Calls On State Legislators To Protect Pennsylvanians From Evictions, Foreclosures
• Norwalk, Conn.-Based Nonprofit Providing Meals For Kids Facing Food Insecurity Has Huge Demand, But Needs Assistance
• 2 Dallas 14-Year-Olds Arrested For Armed Carjacking, Chase: 'We Are Seeing Way More Younger Offenders'
• Hardest-Working States: Colorado Ranked No. 7
• High School Students Scrambling As SAT Keeps Getting Canceled Over Coronavirus Concerns
• One Of SF's Oldest Eateries Rolls Out At-Home Crab Kits For Labor Day Weekend
• Frederick Douglass Park On The Tuckahoe Opens To Begin International Underground Railroad Month In Maryland
• State Adds 121 Ballot Drop Boxes Ahead Of November Election
• Hawaii, Nebraska, North Carolina On Chicago's Emergency Travel Order, Indiana Very Close To Getting On The List
• NYC Lowering Speed Limit On Key Streets After Increase In Motor Vehicle Deaths
• 'You Can Make A Plan But You Can't Plan Everything': Teachers Prepare For Socially Distant School Year
• Dallas Drug Addiction Recovery Center Says Spike In Clients Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Man Fatally Shot In Harlem, Police Searching For Suspect
• Health Officials Issue New Policy Against Contact Sports, Warn Of Community Spread Threat Linked To Temple University COVID-19 Outbreak
• U.S. Postal Inspection Service Issues Warning About Apparent FedEx Impostor
• 'Time Lord' Nickname May Lead To A Watch Sponsorship For Robert Williams
• Dallas County Reports 455 New Coronavirus Cases, 19 Deaths
• Philadelphia Theater, Music Venues Will Glow Red To Raise Awareness Of Hardships Facing Entertainment Industry
• Wawa Offering Chance To Win Year's Supply Of Hoagies, Other Incentives In Exchange For Rolled Coins
• 2 Compton Men Charged In Connection With Hollywood Attack On Eden The Doll, Friends
• Summer 2020 In Review: Pittsburgh Area Reached Or Exceeded 90 Degrees 17 Days This Year
• Baltimore County Police: Car Crashes Into House In Woodlawn, No Injures Reported
• Man Who Lost 7 Relatives To COVID-19 Becomes First American To Trial Oxford Vaccine
• South Florida's 'The Mavericks' Chart New Course With 'En Español'
• Coronavirus Rates In Children Growing Faster Than In Adults
• COVID-19 Task Force Submits 28 Recommendations For Nursing Homes To Whitmer
• Smokers Could Have Increased Risk If They Get Coronavirus, Researchers Warn
• Monterey County Supes Approve Nearly $12M for Emergency Operations Center
• Varnell Allen Gets 25 Years For Fatally Shooting Man Walking With His Girlfriend In Downtown Mpls.
• Fan Fave Week: Potato Chip Cookies
• Uber To Step Up Mask Enforcement In Florida And Across US
• MDOT MTA Proposes Service Cuts To MARC Trains, Bus Service Due To Revenue Decline Brought On By Coronavirus
• Maryland Teaming Up With Apple, Google On App To Notify People Of Possible Coronavirus Exposure
• Unemployed Texans Will Receive Added $300 Weekly Benefit For Entire Month Of August
• Do Antibacterial Wipes Kill COVID-19? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Experts: Coronavirus Contributing To Increase In Substance Abuse
• Businesses Helping Businesses: Asbury Park Bakery Owner Takes To Instagram To Tout Neighboring Shops
• Alaska Airlines also drops ticket-change fees
• MSU's Larry Nassar Review Mostly Clears Other School Staff Members
• Glass Jar Candle Thrown At LAPD Sergeant's Windshield; Suspect Previously Threw Metal Candlestick At SWAT Car
• Absentee Ballot Applications Mailed To All Maryland Voters, Hogan Says
• 'Every Single Vote Matters' | Baltimore County Executive Encourages Voters To Request Mail-In Ballots Early
• $3M Bond For Texan James Manning Who Killed Wife, Sons 'For Being Too Loud'
• New Jersey Gyms Finally Reopen Their Doors To Customers Tuesday
• Cal Expo Gets Infusion Of Cash From Legislature To Keep Limited Operations Running
• Tesla Plans To Sell Up To $5B In New Stock Shares
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Extends Moratorium On Residential Evictions
• 'I Like To Move It' DJ Erick Morillo Found Dead In Miami Beach
• Taylor Decker Agrees To 6 Year Deal With Lions
• 'A Direct Reflection Of What's Going On': Family Of Fallen Philadelphia Police Sgt. Robert Wilson III Denounces Mural Vandalism
• Barclays Center Gearing Up To Be Safe Place To Vote In 2020 Election
• 'To Drop This Much Unusable, Stale Data Is Irresponsible', Florida Sever Ties With Quest After COVID-19 Data Dump
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Huge Spike In Florida Cases Due To Massive Quest Diagnostics Data Dump
• As Labor Day Weekend Nears, Gov. Hogan Says Family Gatherings Are Recent Source Of Most COVID-19 Cases In Maryland
• LA City Council Commits $50 Million To Aid Workers Afflicted By COVID-19
• Jurassic Quest Adds Another Week Of Dates To Gillette Stadium Dinosaur Exhibit
• Preparation, Routine & Parental Oversight Key For Successful Virtual Learning, Educators Say
• 3rd Game of Oakland A's - Seattle Mariners Series Postponed
• North Attleboro Hit-And-Run Victim Dies; Suspected Driver Arrested In Rhode Island
• USPS To Release Stamp Commemorating 400th Anniversary Of Mayflower's Arrival
• Jeff Tobolski, Former McCook Mayor And Cook County Commissioner, Pleads Guilty To Bribery Scheme
• NorCal Teacher Linked To 'Boogaloo' Movement Accused Of Threatening Dr. Sara Cody, Mocking Slain Deputy's Widow
• Map Of Restaurants In The Twin Cities Metro Area That Have Closed Since COVID-19
• Police: 81-Year-Old St. Cloud Woman Killed After Being Struck By Driver
• President Trump Falsely Takes Credit For 'Immediately' Ending Violence In Kenosha By Sending In National Guard
• Driver Charged With Intoxication Assault After Crashing Into Arlington House; Homeowner Injured
• Pittsburgh Pirates' Bryan Reynolds And Wife Blair Welcome Baby Boy
• Sacramento Levee Maintenance Work To Start This Week
• Coronavirus Complaints Lead To 5 Warnings, 2 Citations Against Restaurants Statewide
• U.S. Transportation Department Allotting Funds To Pittsburgh Airport, Arnold Palmer Airport
• COVID-19 Reopenings: Mayor Breed Set For Mid-September Relaunch Of San Francisco's Tourism Industry
• Montgomery County Police Officer Kevin Moris Gets Probation For Assault During Arrest
• 'Tom Brady And Bill Belichick Changed The NFL Forever': Jeff Benedict On New England Patriots Book 'The Dynasty'
• Smoky Bay Area Air Prompts Record 15th Straight Spare The Air Alert
• Uber To Require That Passengers Provide Face-Mask Selfies
• Ground Spray Planned In Denton County After 2 Mosquito Traps Test Positive For West Nile Virus
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 354 New Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• CSU Professors Join Global Climate Change Research In Sweden
• Police Investigate New Round Of Bomb Threats Made Toward Fremont Schools
• 2 Adults, 4 Juveniles Arrested In String Of Vehicle Thefts In Baltimore County, City
• San Jose State University Opens New Wildfire Research Center
• Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Florida Man Who Pulled Gun During Mask Dispute At Walmart
• LL Cool J And Chris O'Donnell Bring 'Come Dance With Me' To CBS
• Trump compares cops who shoot people to golfers who "choke"
• Minnesota Launches Website Detailing Expenditures From Coronavirus Relief Fund
• WSU Says If 15% Of Its Campus Tests Positive For Covid-19 It Will Take Action
• City Park Golf Course Reopens After Storm Water Detention Completion
• Rangers Former Home Globe Life Park To Host Additional High School Football Games
• Illinois Announces 1,492 New COVID-19 Cases, 39 Deaths
• Sheriff: Suspect Tried Take Deputy's Baton During Arrest In Sonora
• Uber to mandate mask selfies of riders to verify they're wearing masks
• Trump and his physician deny he had "mini-strokes"
• Help Sought Finding Jeanette Ozuna, 27-Year-Old Missing Woman Last Seen In St. Cloud
• A "Corn Moon" rises tonight — and it only happens every 3 years
• Now Hiring: Mortgage Giant AmeriSave Looking To Bring On 300 New Employees In DFW
• Downtown Minneapolis Restaurant Butcher And The Boar Closes For Good
• Chicago Weather: Much-Needed Rain, With Some Potential Thunderstorms
• Federal Prosecutors Seek Nearly 3 Years In Prison For Gary Brown Jr., Longtime Aide To Catherine Pugh
• 2 More MSU Athletes Test Positive For Covid-19
• Denver Weather: August Tied For Hottest Of All Time
• Baltimore Adds More Red Light, Speed Cameras Across City
• Longhorns Chase Big 12 Title With Returning QB Ehlinger And Rebuilt Staff
• NTTA Using Thermal Cameras In Pilot Program To Detect Wrong-Way Drivers
• Warehouse Fire Destroys DeSoto ISD's Personal Protective Equipment, Donations Needed
• Report: Ford To Cut 1,000 Jobs As Part Of Nationwide Efficiency Plan
• Gov. Newsom Signs Eviction Relief Bill Amid Virus
• Mt. Lebanon Police Arrest Suspect In Vehicle Break-Ins
• Harry and Meghan plant flowers to remember Princess Diana
• President Trump, Big Ten Boss Kevin Warren Discuss Restarting Football, Other Fall Sports
• Red Rocks Staff Prepare Amphitheatre For 3 Virtual 'Unpaused' Concerts
• WATCH: Boston Dynamics' Dog-Like Robot Can Remotely Measure Patients' Vital Signs
• ICE makes 2,000 arrests in largest sweep of the pandemic
• Driver Captured After SUV Careens Into Fairfax District Shoe Store
• Pa. Supreme Court Takes Over Election Lawsuit Filed By State Democratic Party
• Update: Missing-At Risk Senior Found Safe
• Caught On Video: Drive-By Shooting In The Bronx That Left Bystander Injured
• More than 100 missing pets reunited with owners after Beirut blast
• Scammers Sending Out Package Pending Texts; Officials Warn People To Avoid Clicking Suspicious Links
• U Of M Releases Plan For Students Returning To Rochester, Duluth And Twin Cities Campuses
• Dr. Rachel Levine: Asymptomatic Employees Brought The Virus Into Long-Term Care Facilities
• San Francisco Hair Salons And Barbershops Reopen For Outdoor Business
• President Trump Calls On Big Ten Conference To Play Fall Football After 'Very Productive Conversation' With Commissioner To Start Playing Immediately
• Video: Bear Wanders Into North Lake Tahoe Safeway Store Looking For Snacks
• Employers are planning more layoffs, as Trump claims jobs are "flowing"
• Gov. Baker Explains Why He Activated Massachusetts National Guard
• Ed Sheeran and his wife announce birth of baby girl
• NYC mayor says first day of in-person classes delayed 11 days
• American Airlines Donates 1 Million Pounds Of Food For COVID-19 Hunger Relief
• Senate Republicans look to roll out targeted coronavirus relief bill
• Rodney Davis Sentenced To 18 Months For Ramming Truck Into Taneytown City Hall Over Water Bill Dispute
• City Council Finance Committee To Consider $6.65 Million Of Settlements In Lawsuits Against Chicago Police
• Federal appeals court blocks release of Trump tax returns to Manhattan DA
• Man, 57, Dies After Diving Into Shallow Water On Western Wisconsin Lake
• City Of Pittsburgh Lays Out 20-Year Land Plan With 'Our People And Our Planet At Its Center'
• Ramp At Jane Byrne Interchange Expected To Open Wednesday
• Reward Increased To $4K For Texas Most Wanted Sex Offender Marco Antonio Toscano
• Elkton Man Pleads Guilty To Making Threatening Interstate Communications
• Police ID Maryland State Trooper Who Fatally Shot DWI Suspect Who Allegedly Dragged Him With Car Down I-95
• San Francisco Monthly 1-Bedroom Rental Cost Continues Downward Trend
• Tip Leads To Rescue Of About 4 Dozen Dogs, Cats From Michigan Home
• 2 Dogs Die From Poisoning, Search For Suspects Begins In Eagle County
• Red Sox Roasted For Twitter Gaffe Celebrating Luxury Tax Reset
• Trump In Kenosha: Supporters Gather At Scene Of Unrest
• CMU Covid Cases Double; Whitmer Concerned About Schools
• Nicholas Zielinksi, 43, Charged With Second-Degree Murder In Karl Henderson's Death
• Apple, Google Building Exposure Notification System, Putting Virus-Tracing Technology Directly Into Phones
• Female politicians of color celebrate 19th Amendment centennial while recognizing shortfalls
• Denver Metro Emergency Food Network Helps Keep Hunger Away During Coronavirus Pandemic
• How a Minneapolis chef is forging ahead with new restaurant plans
• Delaware County Man Sought In Stabbing At Sahara Sam's Oasis Water Park In West Berlin
• White House Public Tours To Resume Sept. 12 With COVID Rules
• Maryland Education Board Mandates 3.5 Hours Of Daily On-Camera Instruction; Teachers Say Change Comes Too Close To Start Of School Year
• Kanye West Sues To Get His Name On West Virginia Ballot
• Doctors: COVID-19 Myths On Social Media Are 'Spreading Faster Than The Virus Itself'
• Police: Suspects Who Mugged 77-Year-Old Sunday Morning In Washington Heights Caught On Surveillance Video
• Officials Respond To Release From Well Off The Shore Of Padre Island
• PG&E To Perform Accelerated Power Line Inspections In North Bay Due To Fire Concerns
• Police Still Looking For Man Who Allegedly Gave 'Covid Hugs' And Possible Accomplice
• New Jersey Gyms Reopen With Restrictions After 6 Month COVID-19 Shutdown
• Aurora Police Search For Black Dodge Ram Involved In Shooting
• 'The Only Black Person Out There': Patricia Cameron Encourages Others After Completing 485 Mile Colorado Trail
• Suspect Arrested on Suspicion of Breaking Into SF Home, Indecent Exposure
• Subway Conductor Shoved Onto Tracks In Unprovoked Attack At Brooklyn Subway Station
• Police: Wilkinsburg Home Intruder Apparently Shot, Killed By Accomplice
• Malfunctioning Fire Truck Blamed For Extended Air Raid Siren In Fairfield
• Black former franchisees sue McDonald's, seeking $1 billion
• Summer Snow Blankets The Higher Colorado Mountains
• President Trump Says He Had 'Productive' Conversation With Big Ten Commissioner Kevin Warren About Starting Football Immediately
• University Of Miami Kicks Off Home Opener At 8pm Sept. 10 On ACC Network
• Philadelphia Officials 'Politely' Decline Offer To Use Wells Fargo Center, Lincoln Financial Field As Voting Locations
• ICE Agents Arrest Dozens Of Undocumented Immigrants With Pending Charges
• Hit The Hood Calls For New Contract For City, Police Union
• August Complex Fire: Texas Volunteer Firefighter Dies Battling Northern California Wildfires; 'She Was A True Hero'
• Fridge Fight: Refrigerator Meant To Give Free Food To The Hungry Dumped In The Ocean
• Chicago Weather: Showers Possible Tuesday
• Husband and wife become world's oldest married couple
• RTD's N Line Scheduled To Open Sept. 21
• D'Eriq King Is Key To Miami's Hopes For Success In 2020
• Eagles Offering Cardboard Fan Cutouts At Lincoln Financial Field
• Gunfire Exchange Between Police, Suspects In Pilsen; 1 Suspect Dead, 2 Others In Custody
• Golden Gate Fields Records 20th Horse Death of 2020
• Missing 11-Year-Old Calaveras County Girl Found In Nevada, Mother Arrested
• Gov. Tom Wolf Says The Focus Is On Reopening Schools, Not Restaurants Or Bars
• United CEO: Airline Industry Needs To Shrink To Survive
• Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney Apologizes After Photo Shows Him Dining Inside Maryland Restaurant During Philly Indoor Dining Ban
• President Trump Visiting Kenosha, Despite Objections Of Mayor, Governor
• Brian Flores Says Dolphins Could Delay Activation Of Tua Tagovailoa: 'I Want What Is Best For Him'
• 17-Year-Old Charged In Natick Hit-And-Run That Left Couple With Horrific Injuries
• Notre Dame To Resume In-Person Classes Wednesday; Limited Fans To Be Allowed At Fighting Irish Football Games
• Iowa State to allow 25,000 fans at game despite COVID surge
• What is ballot harvesting — and should you hand your ballot to a stranger?
• North Texas Resident Wins Big, Claims $3 Million Prize On Scratch Ticket
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 770 New Coronavirus Cases, 18 Additional Deaths
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: State Sees 502 New Cases In Last Day, 6 More Deaths
• Virus Crisis Easing Across Sun Belt But Could Heat Up Again
• Miami-Dade Schools Suffer More Technical Troubles On Day 2
• Pierce Co. Sheriff: 19-Year-Old Injured After ATV Crash
• Mnuchin defends federal pandemic response, urges more aid
• Markey-Kennedy Senate Race Puts Spotlight On Massachusetts Primary Election
• New Jersey Indoor Dining, Movie Theaters To Reopen Friday At 25% Capacity
• Video: Detroit Police Seek 2 Suspects, 1 Armed With AR-15 In Carjacking At Gas Station
• Wine, Spirits Firms In New Jersey Face $10M Penalty Over Unfair Practices
• Bill Belichick's Subway Commercial Makes Triumphant Debut
• Gov. Tom Wolf Renews Coronavirus Emergency Disaster Declaration
• WATCH: Wild Videos Show Bears Confronting People Inside Kings Beach Stores
• Sen. Casey, 10 Members Of Pa. Congress Ask Trump Postmaster To Return Decommissioned Mail Sorting Machines
• Navy pilots and crew bail out of plane before it crashes
• Nevada extends eviction moratorium amid grim tourism outlook
• It's curriculum vs. COVID as kids around the world go back to school
• Fate Of Christopher Columbus Statue Will Not Be Determined By Voters In Pueblo
• North Texas Men, Including Head Pastor Of Church, David Pettigrew Indicted On Child Pornography Violations
• South Florida Airports To Benefit From $1.2 Billion In Grants To Improve Safety, Infrastructure
• Naomi Osaka wears Breonna Taylor mask at U.S. Open
• 61-Year-Old Man Found Shot To Death Inside Car In A Field 
• World's Funniest Animals
• Mayor Jim Kenney Apologizes After Photo Of Him Dining Inside Maryland Restaurant Receives Heavy Criticism On Social Media
• Bill Belichick's Praise Of Cam Newton Is Rather Effusive -- What's It Mean?!
• Police: Teen Shot, Killed Following Possible Dispute Over Cell Phone In North Philadelphia
• DuPage County Doubling Pay For 2020 Election Judges Due To COVID-19
• 'They Should Apologize': Archdiocese Of Philadelphia Reviewing Back To School Waiver Scrutinized By Parents, Attorney
• NTSB To Hold Special Meeting Over Dive Boat Fire Which Killed 34 Off Santa Barbara Coast
• Police: Man Stabbed To Death At Park In Philly's Hunting Park Neighborhood
• Wrong-Way Driver Killed In Crash On I-5 Near Sacramento Identified As Woodland Man
• CBS Sports Announces SEC On CBS Schedule For 2020, Highlighted By Alabama-LSU November 14
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 4 More Deaths, Bringing Countywide Coronavirus Death Toll To 334
• Andover Teachers Reluctantly Enter Buildings After No Confidence Vote In Superintendent
• Red Wing Shoes To Transform Stores Into Job Centers, Promote Job Openings On Labor Day
• Gov. Cuomo Orders Investigation After Brookhaven Fire Truck Seen Displaying Confederate Flag
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Depression 15 Moving Farther Away From US Coast
• Massachusetts Primary Election: Answers To Your Mail In Ballot Questions
• Federal Jobless Benefits Approved For Florida
• In new video, Biden and Harris tackle handling of pandemic
• US Marshals Find 25 Missing Children In Ohio, Looking For At Least 150 More
• 'This One Hurts': Fans Of The Fours Sports Bar In Boston Mourn Its Closing On Social Media
• Battleground states want to be able to process mail ballots early
• Police Searching For 13-Year-Old Hagerstown Girl Last Seen August 26
• PTL Links: September 1, 2020
• "Antifa hunter" gets 3 years in prison for racist threats
• California Bill To Permanently Strip Badges From 'Bad Officers' Fails
• North Texas Firefighter Diana Jones Dies While Helping Battle Wildfires In California
• 2 Teenagers Arrested In Parking Lot Shooting That Left Damian & Dillon Wikoff Dead
• A Herd Immunity Strategy To Fight The Coronavirus Pandemic Can Be 'Dangerous,' Experts Say
• Mask sales buoy retailers amid business slump
• Police: 19-Year-Old Shoots, Kills 16-Year-Old Relative
• Still Alive! Colorado Avalanche Defeat Dallas Stars 6-3 In Game 5
• Damage To City-Owned Property In Kenosha Estimated At Nearly $2 Million
• Detroit Protesters Sue To Try To Stop Police Tactics
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 614 New Cases Reported As Hospitalizations, State Positivity Rate Up Slightly
• This Atlanta business owner is giving back to the Black community
• GM, Ford Complete US Contracts To Build Breathing Machines
• Service Workers At Surly Beer Hall Announce Intent To Unionize
• Safely Reopening Schools Amid Coronavirus Pandemic And The Impact A Vaccine Would Have
• Giants' DeAndre Baker Sued Over Alleged Miramar Robbery
• Northern Soda Company Releases 6 New State Fair Flavors
• GM Quinn And Coach Patricia Could Be Heading Into Their Last Season With The Lions
• New Jersey State Police Pursuits Are Up 50% So Far This Year
• VIDEO: Bear Wanders Into North Lake Tahoe Grocery Store
• Man Arrested After Allegedly Hitting And Killing His Son With Car Outside Chando's Tacos In Sacramento
• Black Former Franchise Owners File Discrimination Lawsuit Against McDonald's
• Giant, Baltimore Humane Society Team Up For Fundraiser
• Gabby Barrett, Dan + Shay Nominated As Finalists For 2020 CMA Awards
• New Book Reveals Unique Chain Of Command When Patriots Signed Antonio Brown
• 'Firefighter MaryLou' Retires After 'HERstory'-Making Career With Sturbridge Fire Department
• Miami Weather: Mostly Sunny, A Few Stray Afternoon Showers Possible
• Connecticut Minimum Wage Increases By $1 An Hour
• FFA Foundation Telethon To Celebrate Agriculture
• American Dream Mall Reopening Its Indoor Ski Slope
• Gervonta Davis On Training With Floyd Mayweather Jr. Ahead Of Santa Cruz Fight: 'He's Been A Big Help For This Camp'
• New COVID-19 Testing Site Open In Bel Air
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Gov. Newsom Signs Eviction Relief Bill; 49ers Star On COVID-19 Injured Reserve; Coronavirus Ravages America's Nursing Homes
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Says Florida In 'Good Shape' For Labor Day Weekend
• Texas Tech University Cutting Dozens Of Athletic Positions, Reducing Salaries
• Sidney Crosby Undergoes Wrist Surgery
• Surveillance Video: Suspect Sought In July Murder Of Man In East Mount Airy
• Evanston Mother, Father Believe Man Who Went Missing In Monroe Harbor Is Their Son
• Disney World Delays Reopening Of Polynesian Village Until Summer 2021
• Smartphones Distract Workers For Hours While At Work, Survey Finds
• American Airlines Joins United, Drops Widely Scorned $200 Ticket-Change Fees
• Timberwolves, Lynx Team Up With Local Nonprofits To 'Pack The Vote'
• Country star on releasing a new album amid uncertain times
• Keller @ Large: Massachusetts Primary More Than Just Ed Markey vs Joe Kennedy
• GOAT, gender-inclusive among 650 new words on dictionary.com
• St. Thomas Students Return To Campus; About 80% Opt For Hybrid Or In-Person Learning
• 2 dead, 2 missing after boats collide during oil spill clean-up
• Anaheim Newborn Who Survived DUI Crash Which Killed Pregnant Mother Released From Hospital
• Car Crashes Into House In Mundelein
• 2 children missing after car is swept away in North Carolina
• Facebook threatens to block people in Australia from sharing news
• Some election officials call for early ballot processing
• Liberty University announces probe of Jerry Falwell Jr. amid scandal
• Zoom's earnings soared nearly 3300% in second quarter
• Appeals court rules it can't enforce congressional subpoena of McGahn
• Virtual And At-Home Options Available To Participate In 2020 Great Race
• 3 Injured After Shooting In Englewood
• FDA says outside pressure won't influence COVID-19 vaccine approval
• Ex-felons are facing new hurdles when registering to vote
• President Trump To Wade Into Racial Tensions With Visit To Kenosha
• Soon-To-Open Outdoor Bar And Restaurant Says It Plans To Be Operational In Winter Too
• Avalanche Stay Alive In The Stanley Cup Playoffs After Beating The Dallas Stars 6-3
• Official fired over posts about Kenosha shooting suspect
• Trump suggests Wisconsin protest murder suspect acted in self defense
• Dallas Police Start Murder Investigation After Body Found In Burning Car
• New York Weather: Grab Your Umbrella! Scattered Rain Showers Expected Tuesday
• Pittsburgh Weather: Humid Conditions Return, More Rain On The Way
• United, Delta, And American Are Dropping Change Fees; But Fare Hikes Likely Coming
• MBTA Cash Fares Lowered To Charlie Card Rates
• Under pressure, USDA extends flexible free school meals program
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Preparing For Classes To Begin, Two Employees Experiencing Coronavirus Symptoms
• Armed Robbery Leads To SWAT Situation In Lincoln-Lemington
• 'A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood' To Be Shown In Pittsburgh Zoo Parking Lot
• Teenager Hospitalized After Being Cut, Injured In Homewood Fight
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• Student Files Lawsuit Against West Virginia University After Being Injured By Boulder
• Allegheny Co. Sheriff's Deputies Apprehend Violent Sexual Predator After Failing To Register With Megan's Law
• 'It's About Uniting The Country'; Joe Biden Calls President Trump 'Toxic' During Pittsburgh Visit
• In The End, Bruins' Bubble Trip Feels Like A Tremendous Waste
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• ICE arrests 2,000 immigrants in largest sweep of the pandemic
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• President Trump visits Kenosha after protests against police shooting of Jacob Blake
• Long-lost silent film from 1920s discovered in Illinois basement
• New York City EMS workers brace for mass layoffs due to COVID-19 pandemic
• Coronavirus cases surge across Europe amid fears of second wave
• Push to virtual learning highlights wealth disparity in education
• Fort Hood commander removed from post after soldier deaths
• Kenosha residents split over Trump's visit amid racial unrest
• Trump visits Kenosha amid protests over police shooting of Jacob Blake
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• Sen. Ed Markey and Rep. Joe Kennedy face off in Massachusetts Senate primary
• President Trump pays controversial visit to Kenosha, Wisconsin
• Murder rate rises in major U.S. cities amid COVID-19 pandemic
• More than 50 McDonald's franchisees sue for racial discrimination
• Doctor weighs in on the safety of going back to school amid coronavirus pandemic
• FAA OK's Amazon's drone fleet; Walmart takes aim at Prime
• Pet owners in Lebanon reunited with beloved animals after Beirut explosion
• Paycheck Protection Program seen as "fertile ground" for scams
• Trump and Biden focus on Kenosha in aftermath of Jacob Blake shooting
• Bernie Sanders adviser Chuck Rocha on how to reach Latino voters
• Chadwick Boseman's death spotlights risk of colon cancer in young adults
• What you need to know about "ballot harvesting"
• Chef Ann Kim forges ahead with plans for her new restaurant, Sooki & Mimi
• New York City delays return to in-person schooling until September 21
• Kenosha residents divided over Trump's plan to visit
• Doctor on COVID testing strategies and rising rate among kids
• Trump heading to Kenosha, Wisconsin amid protests over police shooting
• BuzzFeed News: China ramps up detention center construction
• Former Rep. Trey Gowdy on Trump's Kenosha visit and his new book, "Doesn't Hurt to Ask"
• First American dosed with Oxford-AstraZeneca phase three COVID-19 vaccine speaks out
• Former Trump adviser Steve Bannon appears at virtual hearing in fraud case
• Crime and the COVID-19 pandemic: A look at the uptick in violence
• Incumbent Senator Ed Markey leads Rep. Joe Kennedy III in Massachusetts Senate race
• FDA denies it will sacrifice safety in fast-tracked COVID-19 vaccine
• Kenosha braces for President Trump's visit after Jacob Blake shooting
• Trump to visit Kenosha, Wisconsin despite opposition from state and local officials