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Articles from September 2, 2020

• Waivers Approved, More Bay Area Schools Get Green Light For In-Person Learning
• CHP Investigating Shooting Involving Multiple Vehicles On WB I-80 Near Madison Ave.
• Hampson, Hilliard HR, Rockies Bounce Back, Beat Giants 9-6
• Palo Alto Retirement Home Residents Fight To Remove 4G, 5G Cell Towers
• FBI Recognizes Colorado Teen Kyra Dooley For Work To End Human Trafficking
• Rossi's 2 Goals Lead LAFC To 5-1 Win Over Earthquakes
• Denver Is In Top 25 Of Worst U.S. Cities To Drive In
• Researchers Find Certain Colorado Forests Less Likely To Recover After Wildfires
• Three Times As Many Americans Reporting Symptoms Of Depression During Pandemic, Study Finds
• Young Buck Tangled In Hammock Roams Fair Oaks Neighborhood; Rescue Mission Underway
• Stylist Backs Up Pelosi's Claim San Francisco Salon Visit Was A Set Up
• LA County Gives OK For Hair Salons, Barbershops To Reopen Indoor Operations
• Live Music And Entertainment Coming Back To Sacramento
• Denver Business Makes Its Mark With Climbing Chalk That Kills Coronavirus
• Santa Ana Police Investigate Shooting At Luxury Apartment Building; Suspect At Large
• Stockton Police Training Officer Accidentally Shot By Rookie Officer
• Group Of People Caught Breaking Into Denver Police Academy, 8 Arrested
• Missing LAFD Firefighter Likely Victim Of 'Violent Kidnapping' In Mexico, Officials Say
• LNU Complex Fires: 375,209 Acres Burned, 78 Percent Contained, More Than 770 Homes Destroyed
• Teen Sisters Abigail And Hattie Arres Missing From Home In Hemet
• Berríos Hits 3 Homers, Donaldson Returns From Injury To Drive In 2 In Twins' 8-1 Win Over White Sox
• San Leandro Police Officer Charged With Manslaughter In Fatal Shooting Of Bat-Wielding Man Inside Walmart
• Dynamo Extend Winning Streak In 3-0 Defeat Of Minnesota United
• Pasadena Police Release Composite Sketch Of Man Wanted In Connection With Fatal Shooting
• State Lawmakers Demand Action Against Suspected Unemployment System Fraud
• Damiris Dantas Scores Career-High 28 Points In Lynx's 86-83 Win Over Sky
• Fairfield Police Searching For Man Who Rammed Forklift Into Best Buy
• 4 Errors For White Sox As They Fall To Minnesota Twins
• Baez, Hendricks Lead Cubs Over Pirates
• Small Colorado Landlords Concerned About CDC's Eviction Moratorium
• Surly Beer Hall's Closing May Be Sign Of Things To Come For Minnesota's Craft Breweries
• Chicago Weather: Gusty Winds On Thursday
• Tom Seaver, Mets Legend Who Finished Career With Red Sox, Dies At 75
• 8 Communities At High Risk For Coronavirus Infections In Massachusetts
• Expert: Coronavirus Vaccine 'Not Bringing The Pandemic To An End'
• Audit Finds 68K Pieces Of Political Mail Sat Untouched For Five Days At Baltimore Postal Facility Ahead Of June 2 Primary
• Aliquippa Homeowners Concerned Over Lead Service Lines, Elevated Lead Levels In Water
• Man Says He Was Victim Of Unemployment Benefit Fraud, Then Had His Benefits Cut Off
• President Trump Begins Process Of Defunding New York City, Gov. Cuomo Calls Move 'An Illegal Stunt'
• Mets Legend Tom Seaver Dies At Age 75
• As COVID Vaccine Trials Set To Start In Minnesota, Some Experts Doubt Safe Drug Will Be Ready By November
• Oakland Unified Providing Free Meals For All City Residents Under 18
• Schools: The New Normal | Cyber Security Concerns Grow As Many Students Start School Year Online
• Rockies Bounce Back After 23-5 Drubbing, Beat Giants 9-6
• Family Files Suit After Child Pepper Sprayed During Impromptu Protest Following Death Of Anthony McClain In Pasadena
• Reopenings: Alameda Co. Hair Salons, Barbershops, Indoor Malls, Outdoor Recreation On Sept. 4
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Will Not Move To Phase 3, Anticipates Being Phase 2 Ready With 50% Indoor Dining By Next Week
• Makar, Hutchinson Help Avalanche Force Game 7 Against Stars
• Elliot Donald, Pitt Commit And Central Catholic Star, Skipping Senior Season Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• 10-Year-Old Girl Dead, 5-Year-Old Boy Critically Injured After Vehicle Fleeing Police Hits Two Cars In Auburn Gresham
• Sacramento's Run To Feed The Hungry To Be Held Virtually On Thanksgiving Morning
• Coronavirus Latest: No Fans Allowed At Preakness 145
• Philadelphia Police Identify Juvenile Driver Who Fled Scene Of Crash That Killed Man, Injured 6 Others
• Man Shot, Wounded By Cook County Sheriff's Officer On Southwest Side
• Ocean City, Maryland, Extends Boardwalk Mask Requirement
• Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson & His Family All Had COVID-19
• Residents Upset By Proposed MTA Cuts Prompted By Coronavirus-Related Budget Shortfall
• Miami-Dade Schools Continues To Fend Off Cyberattacks On Day 3
• Maryland Weather: Severe Storms Possible Across The Region Thursday
• CDC Tells States To Prepare For COVID-19 Vaccinations By November 1
• BARCS Animal Shelter Welcomes In A Dozen Reptiles, Two Ducks Through Partnership With Baltimore City Animal Control
• Good Question: Why Does Bert Blyleven 'Circle' People?
• Police: Two 17-Year-Old Boys Killed In Quadruple Shooting In Point Breeze
• Buildings, Venues Light Up Red To Raise Awareness Of Coronavirus' Impact On Live Event Industry
• Duvall Follows Ozuna With 3 HRs; Braves Sweep Red Sox
• 'We Need Help': Minneapolis Park And Rec. Board Superintendent Discusses Growing Homelessness Problem
• Tracking The Tropics: Nana Becomes A Hurricane
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore County To Move Into Stage 3 Reopening, While Baltimore City Will Not
• Baltimore Leadership School For Young Women Working To Close Digital Divide; Hands Out Chromebooks To Students
• State Patrol Clears Out Franklin-Hiawatha Homeless Encampment In Minneapolis
• Avalanche Force Game 7 Against Stars With 4-1 Win
• Jimmy Butler Wins It At Buzzer, Heat Top Bucks 116-114
• Home Hair Dye Products Have No Link To Most Cancers, Study Finds
• Plasma Should Not Be Considered Standard Care For Coronavirus, NIH Panel Says
• Election 2020: How To Register And Make Sure Your Vote Gets Counted
• Ventura Reports No New COVID-19 Deaths For Second Day; Riverside, San Bernardino Each Report 7 New Deaths
• Restoring a Piece of History, The B-24 Liberator
• Bill Brown's WWII Coffee Cup
• Detroit To Extend Food Delivery Program Through End Of 2020
• Indiana Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 14-Year-Old Runaway Girl From New Castle
• 3 Clinical Trials Underway In Michigan For Coronavirus Vaccine
• With More Heat Ahead, Communities Weigh COVID Concerns, Holiday Beach Closures
• Demand Surges For Home Appliance Repairs As People Continue To Work, Go To School Remotely
• New Video Shows Floodwater Rush Inside Norwood Hospital
• Colorado In-Need Students To Receive Broadband Internet To Help With Remote Learning
• Ford Announces Plans To Cut 1,400 Jobs Nationwide
• Heber Scores On Header To Help NYCFC Beat Revolution
• MI Nursing Home Recommendations: Whitmer Appointed Task Force Suggests List Of Life Saving Efforts
• Zack Wheeler, Phillies Stay Hot With 3-0 Shutout Of Nationals
• Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Driver Injured After Car Hit By Manhole Cover In Waltham
• Pennsylvania State House Approves Bill Allowing Parents To Give Kids Do-Over Of 2020 School Year
• Whitmer Announces Free Neighborhood Testing Sites Going Up Throughout Michigan
• Gurriel Homers To Lead Blue Jays Past Marlins 2-1
• National Guardsman Assigned To LNU Complex Fire Rescued After Falling 100 Feet Down Hill
• At Least 10 Black-Owned Small Businesses In Philadelphia Target Of Racist, Threatening Emails
• Judge Says Owner Of San Francisco Bay Area Island Broke Law
• Inter Miami Ties Atlanta United 0-0
• LA City Council Declares Fiscal Emergency; Plans To Furlough Over 15K Employees And Buyout Nearly 1.3K
• Sorga Scores In Stoppage Time, D.C. United Beats Red Bulls
• Pine Gulch Firefighters Details Fight Against Colorado's Largest Wildfire Ever
• Person In White Van Attempted To Lure Toddler Into Vehicle, Davis Police Say
• Missing: Crosby Police Searching For Abigail Ryan, 13, And Amber Ogle, 16
• Judge Ruling Eliminates SAT, ACT Standardized Tests From UC Admissions Process
• Local Car Salesman Accused Of Stealing Deposit, Using Customer's Vehicle
• Todd Reirden Returns To Penguins As Assistant Coach
• Police Release Photos, Video Of Suspected Assailants In Morgan Park Pancake House Shooting That Killed 1, Injured 4
• High School Student-Run Non-Profit Delivering Results For Struggling Small Businesses
• Mediator Approved To Assist Negotiations Between Sac City Unified And Teachers Union
• WATCH: Pennsylvania Game Commission Elk Cam Is Now Live
• Tom Seaver, Mets Legend And Hall Of Fame Pitcher, Dies At Age 75
• Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, Family Test Positive For COVID-19
• Family Says Man Fatally Shot By Police In Northgate Area Struggled With Mental Illness
• Trending Lower: Number Of New Coronavirus Cases And Deaths Dropping In Texas
• 'Whip/Nae Nae' Rapper Silento Arrested For Assault With Deadly Weapon In Valley Village
• CDC Documents: States Should Prepare To Distribute COVID-19 Vaccines As Soon As Late October
• Dodgers Foundation Awards Over $1 Million In Grants To Organizations Helping Communities Impacted By COVID-19
• 11-Year-Old Boy In Washington Co. Helping Others After Losing Mother To Addiction
• Philly Boxing Legend Bernard Hopkins, Joe Frazier's Family Celebrate Upgrades To Boxers' Trail
• Santa Clara County Advises Businesses To Seek Legal Counsel For Customer COVID-19 Issues
• Baltimore Police Searching For Missing 59-Year-Old Woman
• Lawmaker Buffy Wicks Forced To Bring Newborn Daughter To Assembly Floor For Vote
• Police: 23-Year-Old Man Killed In East Germantown Shooting
• Businesses React To Baltimore City's Decision Not To Move Into Recovery Stage 3 As Most Surrounding Counties Are Set To Loosen COVID-Related Restrictions
• NYPD Crime Stats Show 166% Increase In Shootings Citywide In August, With 1 In 4 Happening In Brooklyn
• Mayor Bill De Blasio, Moving Companies Weigh In On NYC Real Estate Debate: How Many People Are Leaving The City?
• Medicaid Audit Raises Questions About Controlled Substances
• Third-Grader In Lawrence County Gives Back To Classmates In Big Way
• Second-Grader Creates Kid's Historical Bike Tour Through Marion
• Gov. Newsom Clarifies COVID Eviction Protections And Unveils Website For Tenants, Landlords
• Families Reunited With Loved Ones At North Texas Assisted Living Facility For First Time In Months
• California Ballot Tracker - Where's My Ballot
• Suspicious Device Leads To Closure Of Interstate 35W In Minneapolis
• Culver City Sues Gymnastics School Over Alleged Indoor Operations In Violation Of Health Orders
• Census changes raise questions for states holding 2021 elections
• Animals At Maryland Zoo Cool Off In Old Bay Pools, Slides
• USDA Free Summer Meal Program Extends To The End Of The Year For Schools
• Ryan Shazier Delivers Heinz Field Seats To Longtime Pittsburgh Steelers Season-Ticket Holders Who Can't Go To Games In 2020
• Nearly 6 Months Into The Coronavirus Pandemic, County Leaders Continue To Work Through Its Impact
• Baltimore's Topside Creates 'Picnic Packs'
• Joe Biden's Lead Over President Trump In Pennsylvania Slipping, Monmouth Poll Shows
• Coronavirus Cluster Linked Youth Hockey Camp In Nashua, NH
• New School Supply Exchange Opens At The Avenue In White Marsh
• Trump Administration Announces Ban On Evictions Through End Of Year, Critics Call It A Short-Term Solution
• West Hollywood Business Owners, Residents Lament Permanent Closing Of Iconic Landmarks
• Firefighter, 2 Civilians Injured After House Fire In West Baltimore
• Latinx COVID Positivity Still High As Task Force And UCSF Test San Francisco Residents, Essential Workers
• Lake Zurich Man Receives Life-Saving Double Lung Transplant After Surviving COVID-19
• Illinois House Forms Special Investigative Committee To Probe Speaker Mike Madigan's Role In ComEd Scandal
• Logan Square's 'Can't Pay Cafe' Helps Those Affected By Pandemic
• Vote On Returning Baltimore's Toppled Christopher Columbus Statue To Original Owners Delayed
• United Airlines To Furlough 16,000 Employees
• Chicago Man Frustrated With Police Response To Stolen Motorcycle
• Orange County COVID-19 Cases Surpass 1,000 Mark Although Most Trends Continue To Improve
• 'Keep Your License Safe' Campaign Urges Teen Drivers To Avoid Phones, Wear Seat Belt
• Kamala Harris Says New Minnesota, Wisconsin Trump Ads 'Underestimating The Intelligence' Of Voters
• Man Pleads Guilty To False Mall Of America Bomb Threat In Plot To Endanger Wife's Citizenship
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/2 Wednesday Night Forecast
• Conservative Media Consumers Less Likely To Wear Masks, UNH Poll Says
• North Texas School District Asking Parents To Sign Pledge Before Students Return To Campus
• Local Coalition Calls On Allegheny County Officials To Implement Emergency Election Plan
• Denver Public Schools Considers Phased-In Approach For Younger Students To Return To In-Person Learning
• Suit Against LAUSD Claims Teacher Abused Student Because He Is Black, Has Disabilities
• Center City Residents Say City Not Doing Enough To Stop Illegal, Reckless ATVs, Dirt Bikes On Streets
• Rep. Maxine Waters Calls For Probe Of LASD Following Fatal Shooting Of Black Bicyclist
• Florida Launches $13M Tourism Ad Campaign Aimed At Residents To 'Enjoy Everything Our Beautiful State Has To Offer'
• Police: Man Snatches Pennsylvania Pizza Shop Tip Jar After Applying For Job
• Dallas Area Fraudster Pleads Guilty In $2 Million Ponzi Scheme
• Los Angeles World Airports Debuts Online Aircraft Noise Maps
• Environmental Protection Agency To Focus On Mine Cleanup With New Office In Colorado Springs
• Naperville Burglary Suspect Dressed As Doctor 'Looks Kind Of Ridiculous'
• Joe Biden's Lead Over President Trump Shrinks To 4-Points In Latest Pennsylvania Poll
• Master P Pushing For Racial Justice, Equality: 'It Starts With The Next Generation'
• State Patrol Video Shows Effort To Locate And Rescue Missing Man In Boundary Waters
• Michael Jordan Gets A Piece Of DraftKings For Advisory Role
• South Florida Artists Get Creative To Showcase Work After Shows Canceled Due To Pandemic
• Done With Doncic, Clippers Set For Nuggets' Murray, Jokic
• 'We Don't Want To Rush It': Microbiologist Says Rushing A Coronavirus Vaccine Has Many Drawbacks
• After Losing Home In Wildfire, Vacaville Couple Learns Insurance Company Dropped Them
• Anne Arundel County Doubling Number Of School Meal Sites
• Tortuga Music Festival Moved To 2021 With Luke Bryan, Tim McGraw, Miranda Lambert
• Florida's Carole Baskin From 'Tiger King' Ready To Roar On 'Dancing With the Stars'
• Schools: The New Normal | Brooklyn Schools Offer Preview Of Outdoor Teaching Plan
• Fire Sweeps Through Indonesian Consul General's Home In Winnetka
• Pitt Urging Students To Stay Safe After Weekend Spike In Coronavirus Cases
• WATCH: CBS2 Puts Revel's New Safety Measures To The Test
• Baby Monitor Grabs Attention Of Medical Care Centers In Fight Against COVID-19
• School Bus Drivers Gear Up With Safety Precautions As Students Prepare To Go Back To School
• Maryland Food Bank Ramps Up Efforts During Hunger Action Month
• New York City Gyms Reopen With New Safety Rules
• Plano Resident Diagnosed With West Nile Virus, Collin County's First Human Case This Year
• CDC Rules Regarding COVID-19 Postpone Some Evictions
• After ICE Ruling, Advocates Vow To Fight For Undocumented Immigrants
• Maryland Researchers Studying How Coronavirus Pandemic, Lack Of Social Interaction Affecting Childrens' Language Development
• Miami-Dade PD: Man Wanted In Connection To Fatal Barbershop Shooting Near FIU Arrested
• Toy Swapped For Diamond Ring During OfferUp Meetup In Norwalk
• San Francisco Muni Light Rail To Remain Closed Down Through End Of 2020
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 288 New Cases, 22 Additional Deaths
• Philadelphia Public School Students Begin Fall Semester Virtually, But Not Without Glitches
• Exclusive: Garden City Man Happily Reflects On Living Decades With Tens Of Thousands Of Honeybees Inside His Home
• Taxi Driver Assaulted In Minneapolis; Cab Company Says It's The 5th Assault In 3 Weeks
• 'We All Gotta Play By The Rules': Gov. Murphy Responds To Video Showing No Social Distancing At Bar Owned By Sea Isle City Mayor
• Police Suspend Investigation Into Reported Hate Crime At UNC
• Report: Patriots Releasing WR Mohamed Sanu
• Stockton Police Officer Accidentally Shot By Another Officer During Training Exercise
• Judge Agrees To Allow Cities, Towns More Time To Count Ballots
• Travel Experts: Some Countries Beginning To Open Borders To Americans, But Eligible Limited To Residents Of Low-Infection States
• Wicomico County Teen Charged In Connection To 3 Alleged Arsons In Salisbury
• Missing Mom: Vigil For Suzanne Morphew Planned In Salida
• University Of California No Longer Able To Use SAT, ACT Scores In Admissions, Judge Rules
• Bert Blyleven Broadcasting Final Broadcast For Twins Wednesday Night
• You Can Drive Through The Colorado State Fairgrounds In Pueblo To Get Favorite Fair Food
• Schools: The New Normal | Rush Is On To Bridge The Digital Divide In Tri-State Area Cities
• West Nile Mosquitoes Found In Costa Mesa
• Suspect Arrested After Junior Drum and Bugle Corps Robbed In Santa Clara
• Dallas County Reports 323 New Coronavirus Cases, 7 Deaths On Day 'Risk Level' Lowered
• Ticketmaster Refunds Kenny Chesney Tickets After I-Team's Call 4 Action Gets Involved
• Boulder Police: Woman Assaulted 12-Year-Old Boy Over Trump Sign
• NJ Man 'Just Happy To Be Alive' After Receiving COVID-19 Treatments Now Thought To Do More Harm Than Good
• Montgomery County Police Ask For Public's Help In Identifying Suspects Accused Of Robbing Elderly Couple
• Schools: The New Normal | Classes Back In Session At Greater Oaks Charter School On Lower East Side, 'This Is About To Be Different'
• 'I Am Feeling A Lot Better': Maryland Man Who Spent 46 Days In Hospital With COVID-19 Continues Recovery
• Long Beach Man Arrested For Murder 2 Years After Missing Friend Found Buried At His Home
• Less Than 1 Month Left To Complete 2020 Census: 'We Can't Have New York City Go Under-Counted'
• Wanted Man Dies After Crashing While Trying To Get Away From Euless Police
• State House Approves Changes To Mail-In Voting Law
• Literacy Pittsburgh In Need Of Volunteers For Adult Education Programs
• Dallas ISD Offers Mental Health Services For Students And Parents
• Colorado Health Experts Worry COVID-19 Cases Will Go Up With Upcoming Holiday Weekend
• MDOC Workers Speak Out Against Work Conditions, Lack Of Staffing Needs
• Police, ATF Identify People Wanted In Arsons During Civil Unrest In Kenosha
• CHP: 145 Junk Vehicles Towed Over Past 2 Weeks In Mission Against Yuba County Blight
• Gardening 101: Starting Up A Butterfly Garden
• Overcoming Coronavirus: Queens Man Has New Perspective On Life Thanks To Montefiore Children's Hospital Doctors
• Fans May Not Be Able To Attend 2020 US Open, But Seats Are Filled With Art For A Good Cause
• Patients Now Able To Gobble Up Pot Products In Florida
• Markey, O'Connor Trade First Jabs In Senate Race
• Help Continues To Pour In For Baltimore Gas Explosion Victims
• Safe To Send Kids Back To School? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• President Trump, Joe Biden Return To Campaign Trail
• Tearful Cutler Bay Woman Looks Forward To See Mother In Nursing Home For First Time Since March
• College Admissions Scandal: Mashpee Man Charged With Paying To Get Daughter Into Georgetown
• Philadelphia Weather: Risk Of Severe Storms Threatens Region Wednesday, Thursday Nights
• An Updated List Of Colorado Schools With COVID Closures And Quarantines
• President Donald Trump, Joe Biden Will Both Visit Shanksville To Commemorate 9/11
• 28-Year-Old Shot In Leg In North Baltimore
• Petition calls to replace Confederate monument with Boseman statue
• Grand Jury Indicts Fired Houston-Area Police Officer Accused Of Kicking Man
• Report: Patriots 'Expressed Interest' In Leonard Fournette, But RB Signs With Bucs
• Father And Son Rescue Kayakers From Millbury Pond
• City Officials Don't Believe Tourism Will Add To Baltimore's Trash Woes
• 'Walk Into An Electron Beam Shower': CU Boulder Researchers Tackle Moon Dust
• Ivanka Trump Tours GM's Warren Facilities, Meets With CEO Mary Barra
• Newsom Offers Clarification On COVID Eviction Protection, Unveils Website For Tenants, Landlords
• Gov. Jared Polis Hopes To Have 30-Minute Coronavirus Testing Results In Colorado By Next Month
• U Of I Warns Students That Irresponsible Behavior Has Caused Spike In COVID-19 Cases, Orders Halt On Social Gatherings
• Missing 29-Year-Old From Pittsburgh Found Dead
• Solid fuel booster for NASA's new moon rocket test fired in Utah
• Survey Finds Symptoms Of Depression Tripled During First Few Weeks of COVID Pandemic
• Steve-O On Taping Himself To Los Angeles Billboard: 'I Was Terrified No One Was Going To Pay Attention To Me'
• Pilot Killed When Small Plane Crashes In Adams County
• NHRA Finals At Pomona's Auto Club Raceway Canceled
• First Toilet Paper, Then Yeast. Now Laptops Are Hard To Find
• City Temporarily Shuttered 5 Bars And Restaurants This Weekend For Violating Reopening Rules
• Dallas ISD Announces Phased-In Start To Athletics, Other Related Activities After 'Leveling Out' Of Coronavirus Cases
• D Magazine Founder Wick Allison Dies From Cancer At 72
• Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald, Health Department Director Dr. Debra Bogen Join Coronavirus Vaccine Trial
• Bill Hillgrove To Serve 2-Game Suspension From Steelers, Pitt Broadcasts After DUI Charge
• Man Convicted Of Sexually Assaulting Children At His Mother's Daycare Going To Prison For 44-88 Years
• Woman Pleads Not Guilty To Beating, Torturing 4-Year-Old Daughter To Death
• Man Arrested After Banging On Front Door, Trying To Get Into Backyard Of Auburn Home
• Death Of 'Black Panther' Star Chadwick Boseman Brings Increased Awareness To Colon Cancer
• State Law Enforcement Association Says City Of Denton Not Doing Enough For Officer Shot, Permanently Disabled In Line Of Duty
• 'With A Heavy Heart' Art Basel Miami Beach Cancels 2020 Show Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Included in government food aid boxes: A letter from President Trump
• Douglas County Commission Wants Kendrick Castillo To Be Featured In National Garden Of American Heroes
• Victor Armando Sanchez Of Pueblo Arrested After Allegedly Shooting And Seriously Injuring Father
• Dwayne Haskins Will Be Washington's Week 1 Starting Quarterback
• 75th Anniversary Celebrating The End of WWII To Be Mostly Virtual
• 4 Pittsburgh Establishments Handed Notices Of Violation, 3 Others Get Warnings During Coronavirus Compliance Checks
• Four 2020 Colorado Wildfires Have Cost Up To $77M To Fight
• 'A Very Pleasant Good Afternoon To You': 92-Year-Old Vin Scully Joins Social Media
• 14-Year-Old Boy Arrested In St. Paul Homicide
• 911 Call Released From Drowning Incident Where North Texas 4-Year-Old Survived
• Willy T. Ribbs On Superstar Racing Experience Series Coming To CBS In 2021: 'It's Like A Pro Bowl'
• Texas Court Freezes Plan To Send 2 Million Mail-In Ballot Applications
• O's To Celebrate 25th Anniversary Of Cal Ripken Jr.'s Record-Breaking Consecutive Game Streak
• Man Found Dead After Fire Tips Through Somerset Co. Tavern
• Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing Near Lake Mathews
• Jake Auchincloss Holds Slim Lead Over Jesse Mermell In Race For Joe Kennedy's Congressional Seat
• 20 New Counts Of Rape & Sexual Assault Filed Against Adult Film's Ron Jeremy
• Maryland Ranked 9th-Hardest Working State In Country, Study Finds
• DA: San Jose Police Lawfully Shot, Killed Man Who Drove Stolen Car Into Officer
• Management Says Iconic San Francisco Hofbrau Tommy's Joynt 'Not Permanently Closed'
• Startups Race To Show What Alternatives To Uber And Lyft Could Look Like For California Drivers
• FDOT: All Northbound I-95 Lanes At Eastbound I-395 Ramp To Close To Replace Concrete Pavement
• Bruce Cassidy Says Conditioning Was Issue For David Pastrnak, Ondrej Kase
• NFL Will Feature Social Justice Statements Stenciled In End Zones For 2020 Season
• 9 Current And Retired Boston Police Officers Charged In Overtime Scheme
• Luke Bryan, Kane Brown And More Added To 55th ACM Award Performers
• Joe Biden Calls For Charges For Violent Citizens, Police
• Trump Administration, Florida Advance Final Phase Of Everglades Restoration Project
• Kittens Tabitha And Tango Are Looking To Be Adopted From The MDSPCA
• North Texas Church Leaders Press Dallas Officials To Rename Street After Murdered Resident Botham Jean
• Former USC Water Polo Coach Facing Additional Charge In College Admissions Scandal
• Biden says schools would be open if Trump admin had "done their jobs"
• Coronavirus Latest: Youth Tackle Football May Resume In Anne Arundel County
• Police Investigating Apparent Murder-Suicide Involving Estranged Couple In Western Maryland
• Caboodle Of Kittens: 13 Mountain Lion Cubs Born In Santa Monica Mountains This Summer
• Authorities Searching For Prison Escapee, Convicted Drug Dealer Anthony Lightfoot
• Michael Jordan joins advisory board of sports betting service DraftKings
• Brigance Brigade | 2020 Celebration of Champions Virtual Gala
• 'I Trust The Lord To Handle Things': Kirk Cousins Clarifies Previous Statements On His Lack Of Concern Over Contracting COVID-19
• Tarrant County Sheriff's Deputy Dies Of COVID-19
• LA Launches $10M Fund To Help Tenants Fighting Eviction
• Cher headlines LGBTQ fundraiser that raises nearly $2 million for Biden
• Modesto Police Searching For Truck That Hit And Killed Pedestrian
• United Airlines furloughs 16,000 workers
• Police: 22-Year-Old Man Fighting For Life After Being Shot 5 Times In Juniata Park
• Boulder City Council Approves Plan To Kill Up To 6,000 Prairie Dogs Annually
• Wi-Fi Hotspots, 100 GB Data To Help Low Income Students In Colorado With Remote Learning
• Minnesota first to report COVID-19 death linked to Sturgis Motorcycle Rally
• Report Eliminates All But 3 Alternatives To Bay Bridge, Citing Lower Traffic Benefits
• 'David & Tamela Mann Are As Amazing As I Hoped They'd Be': Courtney Nichole On BET's 'Tyler Perry's Assisted Living'
• Prince George's County Man Arrested On Child Pornography Charges
• Updated Guidance From Wolf Administration Allows Spectators At School Sports
• Tigers Trounce Brewers 12-1
• Atlantic City Mayor One-ups Black Lives Matter Rally With His Own Plans
• Owner Of Burned Kenosha Business Accuses Trump Of Misleading Public
• In Absence Of Road Races, Several Virtual Walks/Runs Planned For Coloradans To Get Out & Moving
• Crews Battle Williams Fork Fire As Warm, Dry Air Moves In
• City Council Discusses Facial Recognition Technology And Policing
• Teens Catch 800-Pound Tuna Off Maine Coast
• Proposal For New 76ers Arena At Penn's Landing Earning Support From Local African-American Organizations
• Pittsburgh Pirates To Wear Jersey No. 21 On Roberto Clemente Day
• Gov. JB Pritzker 'Very Concerned' About People Possibly Spreading COVID During Labor Day Weekend Celebrations
• Man Found Shot Dead In East San Jose; 26th Homicide Of 2020
• Baltimore County Man Pleads Guilty To Federal Charges Related To Impersonation Of Officer To Commit Credit Card Fraud, Aggravated Identity Theft
• Bandimere Speedway 'Stop The COVID Chaos' Rally Draws Large Crowd
• Colorado Ballet Dancers Furloughed Until Next Year
• Food And Mask Giveaway In Pilsen
• Giant Food Recalling Squash Noodle Medley Over Listeria Concerns
• 15-Year-Old Shot In Deep Ellum Has Died, No One In Custody
• Dallas County Moves COVID-19 Risk Level Down To 'Orange - Extreme Caution'
• Joe Biden And His Wife Jill Will Visit Shanksville To Commemorate 9/11
• Ivan Fears Believes Troy Brown Will Be A Great Coach: 'The Man Is Incredible'
• Census delays could take toll on states
• September Is Sickle Cell Awareness Month
• Bidens to visit Kenosha on Thursday, meet with Blake family
• Health Department Confirms Death Of Minnesota COVID-19 Patient Who Attended Sturgis Rally
• Old Navy will pay employees to work at election polls in November
• Pedestrian Gabrielle Harmony Durham Dies Following Crash In Rosedale
• American Lung Association Devises Plan To Help Curb Teen Vaping As Students Prepare To Return To Class
• One Student At Heritage High School Tests Positive For COVID-19, Dozens Will Quarantine
• Bar Owners Throughout Florida Cook Up Ways To Reopen
• Genesis Women's Shelter Building New $15 Million Non-Residential Facility
• US Army: New Leadership At Fort Hood; Guillen Probe Widens
• Spirit Airlines To Begin Flying At John Wayne Airport This November
• John Brown Arrested In August 6 Homicide In Baltimore, Police Say
• Here Are Updates From Gov. Whitmer's Sept. 2 Press Conference
• Identifying Indiana COVID Hot Spots
• Florida Panthers Hire Blue Jackets' Bill Zito As General Manager
• Baltimore City Schools, Rec & Parks To Host In-Person Learning Centers For Fall Semester
• DHS withheld intel report on Russia questioning Biden's health
• Demonstrators Protest Port Authority's Uniform Policy Barring Employees From Wearing Black Lives Matter Masks
• President Trump's payroll tax plan finds little enthusiasm
• 1,000 Ecstasy Pills Seized By Officers After Traffic Stop In Stockton

• Questions Still Linger A Year After Deadly Dive Boat Conception Fire Claimed Seven Bay Area Lives
• No N.Y. State Fair, No Problem: American Dairy Association Unveils Annual Butter Sculpture Depicting The New Normal
• No Need To Panic! Turkey Point Nuclear Power Plant Testing Its Siren On Friday
• Woman To Attempt 27-Mile Swim Across Santa Monica Bay
• Sheriff: Man, 61, Rescued After Being Trapped In Grain Bin For Hours
• Lightning Strikes Frisco Home, Damaging Second Floor And Attic
• Woman Arrested In Texas Accused Of Setting Apartment Complex On Fire After Facing Eviction
• Lawrence Police Capture Man Accused Of Hitting Officer With Car
• South Florida DJ Found Dead Weeks After Being Charged With Sexual Battery
• COVID-19 In Indiana: A Look At Cases In Major College Counties
• Students, Staff At Chaparral High School Quarantine After Contact With Symptomatic Person
• Expect More State Police Patrols This Labor Day Weekend In Maryland
• Rental Truck Crashes, Spills Boxes All Over EB Highway 50 To Capital City Freeway Connector
• Rivers Casino Partner Wins Mini-Casino License Auction, Could Build Near Penn State
• 'This Is Incredibly Dumb And Dangerous. Don't Do It': Video Shows Man Holding On To Back Of MTA Bus On Harlem River Drive
• CBS Tabs Jim Nantz, Tony Romo To Call Patriots-Dolphins In Week 1
• New Casino Could Be Built Near Penn State's Flagship Campus
• Will Michigan Gyms, Theaters Reopen? An Update Is Expected During Whitmer's Briefing Today 
• Denton Firefighters Remove Car That Slammed Into A House, No Injuries
• Philadelphia Politicians, American Federation Of Teachers Calling For More Funding To Help Reopen Schools
• 'I Am Very Concerned About November': Galvin Says Help Needed To Handle Presidential Election Turnout
• Nurses Union Put Out Strike Notice For UI Health
• College Campus Outbreaks Of COVID-19 Seem Almost Guaranteed
• Paramus School District Pushes Start Of In-Person Classes Into November
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• Old Navy Will Pay Employees To Work At Election Polls In November
• Bob Rohrman, Famed Chicago Area Car Dealer, Dies At 87
• Zumbrota Police: 62-Year-Old Man Killed In Boom Truck Accident
• Former Maryland Terp Vernon Davis To Compete On Dancing With The Stars
• Michigan SOS, Detroit City Clerk Announce Partnership To Ensure Votes Are Counted Properly In November Election
• BSO Seeks Public's Help With Identifying Man Accused Of Punching Broward County Bus Driver
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• Trump "brought more tension" to Kenosha with visit, state AG says
• Miami-Dade schools fight cyberattacks at start of new school year
• Cybersecurity expert backs mail-in voting: "You've got receipts"
• Dallas Man Pleads Guilty To Terrorism After Allegedly Leaving US To Fight For ISIS
• Suspect Indicted In Shooting Of ATF Agent During Drug Raid In June
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• Cook County, Comcast To Provide Free Internet Service For 14,000 Suburban Students Living In Public Housing
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Reports 2-Week Positivity Rate Of 5.83%, Miami-Dade Reaches 8.01%
• 15-Year-Old Clairton Runaway Found Safe
• BSO Deputy Extricated From Police Cruiser Following Dania Crash Involving County Bus, Other Vehicle
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 761 New Cases And 7 Deaths, With Over 1.5 Million Total Tests Completed
• 22 Adults, 9 Children Displaced After Apartment Fire In West Woodlawn
• Steroids confirmed to cut death risk for very ill COVID patients
• NASA Photos Reveal Vast Destruction Left Behind From Ravaging Wildfires
• CDC directs halt on renter evictions to prevent COVID-19 spread
• NYC Ramping Up Coronavirus Test And Trace Response In Soundview, The Bronx
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 816 New Coronavirus Cases, 21 Additional Deaths
• Ford To Reduce 1,400 U.S. Salaried Jobs, Offering Retirement Packages
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• Michigan Department Publishes Dam Failure Report
• Subway Releases Bill Belichick Follow-Up Ad With Much-Anticipated Bench Shot
• HealthPartners Announces Clinical Trials On Oxford University COVID-19 Vaccine
• 127 Warrants Served, 79 Arrested In Baltimore As A Part Of Task Force Initiative
• Search On For Stockton Shoplifting Suspect Who Attacked Walgreens Clerk
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• Health Officials Worry Nation Not Ready For COVID-19 Vaccine
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• Keller @ Large: Kennedy Dynasty Was Over Before Joe's Loss In Massachusetts Primary
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• Federal prisons will resume visitations in October
• Penguins Bringing Back Todd Reirden, Also Hire Mike Vellucci To Fill Assistant Coaching Spots
• Woman, 36, Suspected Of DUI After 4-Vehicle Crash Leaves Person Dead Near Oakdale
• Phil Keoghan On Season One Of 'Tough As Nails': 'An Opportunity To Not Only Entertain But Also Push A Message Out About Unity'
• Michigan School Settles Suit Over Suicide For $500,000
• Dog Dies At O'Hare Airport Warehouse, 17 Others Saved After Being Left Without Food Or Water For 3 Days
• LISTEN: Massachusetts State Lottery Unveils New Jingle
• Temperatures To Soar Over Labor Day Weekend; Weather Service Issues Excessive Heat Watch
• Newspaper reruns Muhammad cartoons as 14 go on trial for Paris attack
• Coronavirus Symptoms Can Last Much Longer Than Initially Thought, Experts Say
• Biden shatters record with $364.5 million haul in August
• Dallas County Opening Quarantine Housing For Confirmed COVID-19 Patients Who Can't Go Home
• Reading School District Warning Parents Of Chromebook Scam After Several Families Report Calls Involving Chromebooks Being Picked Up
• Time Is Running Out For Detroit Residents To Complete Their 2020 Census
• Police: Man Suspected Of Punching Manhattan Judge In Random Attack
• FEMA to stop paying for certain PPE in schools
• Indiana Moves Student Count To Delay School Funding Question
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• Whitmer Meets With White House Coronavirus Task Force, Requests Federal Support To Expand Testing, Save Lives
• Utility Pole Catches Fire, Causing Power Outages And Backing Up Traffic On Neville Island
• After Murders, Colorado Official Says Be Wary Of Suspicious Online Buying And Selling
• 38-Year-Old Detroit Man Found Dead In Assisted Living Center Basement
• Putin critic poisoned with Soviet-era nerve agent, Germany says
• MBTA Accelerates Plan To Add 14 New Miles of Bus Lanes
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• Coronavirus Symptoms Can Last Much Longer Than Initially Thought, Experts Say
• Daijon Lewis Miles Charged In Connection To Twin Cities Armed Robbery Spree
• Former Bell City Councilman Danny Harber Arrested In Wife's Murder
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• Task Force Begins Reviewing Montgomery County Police Department's Funding, Accessing Racism
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• Patriots Coach Cole Popovich Recently Discovered He's Related To Gregg Popovich
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• The Boston Red Sox, Fading Into Obscurity, Are Giving Mike Kickham His First Start Since 2013
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• Miami Weather: Summer Heat, Afternoon Spotty Inland Storms Possible
• 'The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air' Reunion Special Coming To HBO Max For Show's 30th Anniversary
• Flash Flood Watch In Effect Across North Texas As Rain Continues Through Thursday
• Nick Nurse Is Complaining About Jayson Tatum's Star Treatment From Refs
• San Francisco Fatal Fentanyl Overdoses Jumped Dramatically In 2019
• Officials: Sicklerville Homeowner Charged For Hosting 'For-Profit' Pool Party With 300 Unmasked Guests
• Grandpa who survived COVID recalls harrowing double-lung transplant
• Exclusive: Video Shows Lack Of Social Distancing At Sea Isle City Bar Owned By Jersey Shore Town's Mayor Leonard Desiderio
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• 25 missing and endangered kids recovered in Ohio operation
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• Thailand's king reconciles with ousted consort
• Assemblywoman Buffy Wicks Brings Newborn To Assembly Chamber After Being Denied Remote Voting
• Old Navy To Pay Store Employees To Work Election Polls In November
• Dallas PD Asks For Help As They Look For Answers After Body Of Ezra Clark Found Near Burning Car
• Butler County Precautionary Boil Water Advisory Lifted
• Pa. Labor Secretary Says Unemployed Workers Will Have To Wait 3-4 Weeks For Checks
• Study: Pittsburgh Accent Not Among America's Sexiest Accents
• Man seen slapping reporter's rear on live TV pleads guilty
• 1 Man Dead, 2 Critically Injured After 3 Shootings Overnight In Brownsville, Brooklyn
• In Kenosha, Trump Calls Violence 'Domestic Terrorism'; Biden Hits Back, Says Trump Is Trying To Scare Voters
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• Breonna Taylor's boyfriend sues over his arrest
• Man Shot While Riding In Car In The South Loop
• Barr issues new rules for FBI surveillance of political figures
• Ed Markey beats Joe Kennedy III in Massachusetts Senate primary
• Trump surveys damage in Kenosha, visiting over objections of local leaders
• Army launches new probe into Fort Hood after soldier's death
• 2nd day of protests over L.A. deputies' fatal shooting of Black man
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• First American to trial Oxford vaccine lost 7 relatives to virus
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• Movie Fans Hyped For 'Tenet,' But Some Chicago Area Theaters Are Sitting Out
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• Keller @ Large: Joe Kennedy's Concession Speech Finest Moment Of His Campaign
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• Cubs Beat Pirates 8-7
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• Police: Woman Injured After At Least 12 Shots Fired Into Home In Strawberry Mansion
• Trump Tweets 'Even A Kennedy Isn't Safe' In Democratic Party After Mass. Primary Loss
• Allegheny Health Network Announces Coronavirus Mobile Testing Sites
• Woodland Hills School Board Votes To Allow Fall Sports
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Teachers Say Laptop Shortage Reveals Inequity In District
• GetGo Launches Checkout-Free Technology
• Study: Pittsburgh Among Most Affordable Cities For First-Time Homebuyers
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