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Articles from September 10, 2020

• Wildfire Damage at Big Basin State Park Extensive but Largest Redwoods Should Survive
• Butte County Fire Forces Paradise To Issue First Evacuation Warning Since 2018 Camp Fire
• South Bay Restaurateur's Generosity Facing Financial Ruin Matched by Community Support
• State Housing Mandate Doubles What Bay Area Needs to Build
• Families Search For Missing Loved Ones After Fire Burns Through Berry Creek
• SoCal Experiences Unhealthy Air, Smoky Skies Due To Wildfires Burning Across The State
• Bobcat Fire Continues To Burn Out Of Control, But Some Voluntary Evacuations Lifted
• El Dorado Fire In Yucaipa: 13,000+ Acres Burned, 31% Contained As Of Thursday
• OC Deputy Arrested On Suspicion Of Burglary After Items Stolen From Home Of Deceased Man
• Enjoy The Break, Coloradans. Wildfire Smoke Will Return Soon
• #CancelNetflix Trends As Streaming Giant Receives Backlash Over Promotion Of French Film 'Cuties'
• More Than 20% Of Denver Exempt From Controversial Group Living Rule Change Proposal
• Trail Ridge Road Remains Closed At Rocky Mountain National Park Due To Snow
• Aurora City Council Committee Votes Against Proposals To 'Demilitarize' Police Department
• Broncos Will Pipe In As Much Crowd Noise As Allowed By NFL Into Mile High On MNF
• 'It's Absolutely Devastating': North Complex Fire Heavily Damages Camp For Children With Cancer
• Audio: LA County Health Director Says Schools Won't Reopen Until After November Election
• Ominous Orange Skies Bring New Focus On Future Climate Catastrophes
• Mesquite Man Shoots, Kills His Mother And Sister Before Turning Gun On Himself
• Streaking Padres Stop Giants
• Paddack Sprains Ankle But Streaking Padres Stop Giants, 6-1
• What Will Halloween Look Like This Year? Colorado Health Officials Ponder Recommendations
• S.F. Science Journalist's Research Underscores Importance of Proper Breathing
• Business Leaders Beg De Blasio To Take Action On Quality Of Life In NYC: 'There Is Widespread Anxiety Over Public Safety'
• Community Helps Attleboro Mom Stock Up On SpaghettiOs For Daughter
• Police Officers Pair With Mental Health Clinicians In Franklin To Prevent Tragedy
• Chicago Weather: A Night Of Light Rain
• School Year Gets Off To Rocky Start With Students, Teachers Testing Positive For COVID-19 Throughout Tri-State Area
• 'Speak English Or Pay $10 Extra': Sign Posted Outside New Jersey Business Sparks Outrage In Community
• Investigators Continue To Follow Leads 4 Months After Suzanne Morphew Went Missing
• Despite COVID, This Year's Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show Will Go On
• 'It's Devastating': University Of Minnesota To Cut Men's Gymnastics, Tennis, Track And Field Programs In 2021
• IDES Hiring 20 New Investigators To Keep Up With Unemployment Fraud Reports, But Many Complaints Persist
• Coronavirus Unemployment: Is EDD Fighting Fraud At The Expense Of The Unemployed?
• Mail Carrier Critically Wounded In Burnside Shooting
• Parents Of Students With Special Needs Balance School At Home - Again
• People Making A Difference: Grammy Winning Trumpeter Helps Aspiring Musicians Reach New Heights With Free Lessons
• Homeless Residents Moved Out Of Midtown Hotel To Make Room For Other Homeless Individuals
• New Jersey Family Still Fighting To Bring Jailed Journalist Home More Than 400 Days After He Was Detained In Nigeria
• Drinking At Florida Bars, Breweries Returns Monday; Miami-Dade County Excluded
• Phillies' Bullpen Blows Another One In 7-6 Loss To Marlins
• 3-Year-Old Girl Rescued, 6 Others Also Injured In Porter, Indiana House Explosion
• Pittsburgh Urban Redevelopment Authority To Provide Rent Relief For Small Businesses
• Aces Earn 4th Straight Win In 104-89 Victory Over Lynx
• Home Depot To Offer 2 Months Of Black Friday Deals
• Power Trio: Freeman, Swanson, Acuña Rally Braves Past Nats
• MDH: 75 People Test Positive For COVID After Minnesota Wedding
• Search Continues For Missing Dulce Maria Alavez Nearly Year After She Disappeared From Bridgeton Park
• Study Suggests Link Between Poor Air Quality And Increase In Flu Cases
• Good Samaritans Who Rescued 90-Year-Old Man From Flooding Honored By Pittsburgh Police
• Gov. Phil Murphy Signs Legislation Aimed At Easing Long New Jersey MVC Lines
• 15-Year-Old Girl Critically Injured After Hit-And-Run In Randallstown, Baltimore County Police Say
• Marlins Rally Past Phils, Open 1st 7-Game Series Since '67
• Greenwich Village Halloween Parade Canceled, Organizers Planning 'Spontaneous' Event
• Minnesota To Spend $700M Of 3M Pollution Settlement Funds To Improve East Metro Drinking Water
• Sporadic, Hours-Long Power Outages Plague Highlandtown Residents; BGE Working To Resolve Problems
• Maryland Acquires 250K Rapid COVID-19 Handheld Tests As Part Of Interstate Testing Compact
• Why Are Misleading Campaign Ads Allowed On TV?
• ACLU Takes Argument Against Baltimore's Aerial Surveillance Plane Program To Court
• Stars Score 31 Seconds Into Overtime, Take 2-1 Series Lead Against Golden Knights
• How Boulder's Soda Tax Is Helping Fight Hunger During COVID-19
• 2 Million Unemployed New Yorkers May Soon Get $300 Weekly Checks
• Woman Stabbed Several Times At Brooklyn Park Apartment Complex
• Police: 11-Year-Old Girl Shot In Face While Opening Door Of Her Bethlehem Home
• 18 E-Scooters, 5 Bicycles Pulled From Bottom Of Inner Harbor
• Dalbec Homers For 5th Straight Game, Red Sox Beat Rays 4-3
• Hundreds Of Con Edison Customers Lose Power In The Bronx After Transformer Fire
• Maryland State Fair Officially Wraps Up Virtual Festivities Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Tracking The Tropics: Peak Of Hurricane Season Has Two Tropical Storms, Several Waves In Atlantic
• Boston Parents, Teachers Push For More In Person Learning For Special Ed Students
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Backs Permanent 'Alcohol To Go'
• Nearly 2 Dozen Elementary Schools In Sacramento County Approved For In-Person Instruction
• Colorado Parks & Wildlife Urges Everyone To Be 'Bear Aware'
• Adorable Photo Shows Toys Saying Goodbye To Pittsburgh Boy As He Leaves For First Day Of Preschool
• Whitmer Clarifies 'Masks Not Required for All Sports'
• Ely Family Charged With Illegally Trafficking Fish From Canada's Quetico To Sell As Bait
• Detroit Woman Turns Abandoned Home Into Community Garden
• San Bernardino Surpasses 50K COVID-19 Cases; Riverside, Ventura Report Additional Deaths
• Developing Tropical Disturbance Increases Threat For Heavy Storms & Flooding In South Florida
• Top Baby Names From 2019
• Walmart Looks To Get Into The Drone Delivery Game
• Home Depot Looks To Extend Black Friday Thru Holiday Season
• Amazon Looks To Hire 30,000 More Workers
• Man Surrenders To Police After Stabbing In Elliott
• U of M Dearborn Apologizes for Setting Up Segregated Online
• University of Michigan Grad Instructors Remain on Strike
• Democratic Vice Presidential Nominee Kamala Harris Makes Campaign Stop In South Florida
• UF Student Refund Case Dismissed
• Whitmer Announces Free College Tuition For Frontline Workers in Michigan
• HVAC Worker Accused Of Spying On Girls' Bathroom At Glen Landing Middle School, Officials Say
• Athlete Speaks Out on Whitmer's Required Mask Wear Order
• Paramedics and Technicians Sue State of Michigan When Licenses Were Suspended After Timesha Beauchamp Awoke at Funeral Home
• Morgantown Issues Order Prohibiting Social Gatherings In Neighborhoods Near West Virginia University
• Detroit Police Need Help Finding Suspect In Deadly Shooting in Detroit
• New Video Released Of Rancho Cordova Shooting Involving Sacramento Deputies
• Maryland Weather: Heavy Rain Causes Road Closures, Flash Flooding In Parts Of The Region Thursday
• Bear Fire Update: 7 More Fatalities Confirmed In Butte County, Raising Fire Death Toll To 10
• University Of Colorado Campus COVID-19 Cases Impact Long-Term Care Visits
• Colorado's 9/11 Stair Climb Will Be Held Virtually This Year Due To Pandemic
• Tiny Sea Creatures Might Hold Secret to Slowing Climate Change
• Vitalant Encourages Recovered COVID-19 Patients To Donate Convalescent Plasma
• Colorado Attorney General Asks For Injunction Against The U.S. Postal Service
• On A Positive Note: Driveway Chalk Art Helping Bring Neighbors Together In South Fayette
• Family Searches For Answers In Disappearance Of LAFD Veteran Firefighter
• Baltimore Man Facing Federal Indictment For Production Of Child Pornography
• Elizabeth Holmes May Claim 'Mental Disease' in Theranos Criminal Case
• Flyers' Sean Couturier Wins Selke Trophy As League's Best Defensive Forward
• Backyard Burglaries: Roseville Police Advise People To Lock Up Outdoor Valuables After Thefts
• Air Quality Managers Rely On Pollution Sensors For Real-Time Information
• Police: 18-Year-Old Shot Near West Broadway Avenue In Minneapolis
• Prince George's County Police Charge Man Accused Of Fatally Stabbing 24-Year-Old
• Xcel Energy Scaling Down Day of Service, Still Going For Big Impact
• Nuggets Mascot Hits High Line Canal Trail For Outdoor Challenge
• Animal populations have declined nearly 70% since 1970, report says
• Arrest Made In 2017 Killing Of Jimmy McAny In Modesto
• Learning Curve: Elementary School Band Refuses To Miss A Beat During Pandemic
• 4 Houston police officers fired after fatal shooting
• Terrell Payne Pleads Guilty To 2019 Murder Of Lawrence Renfro, Sentenced To 25+ Years In Prison
• CW Launches Campaign To 'Encourage and Educate Everyone On The Importance To Vote'
• 'Towers Of Light' Tribute Underway At Flight 93 Memorial In Shanksville
• Grizzly Creek Fire: Firefighters From Alaska Thank Community Before Heading Home
• NH Reports No Coronavirus Cases Linked To Trump Rally
• 'This Breaks Your Heart': Animals Rescued After Fire Blows Through Berry Creek
• Voter Registration Drive Underway For Inmates At Denver County Jail
• 'I Was So Nervous': Woman Delivers Baby On 91 Freeway En Route To Hospital
• Southeast Dallas Health Hazard 'Shingle Mountain' To Be Removed, But City Doesn't Say When
• Some Greeley Schools Return To Remote Learning After Dozens Of Students Call Out Sick
• LA County Launches COVID-19 Safety Compliance Certificate Program, Reports 42 More Deaths
• Police: 27-Year-Old Man Shot In The Head In North Baltimore
• Big Bear, San Bernardino Authorities: Postpone Your Visit Because El Dorado Fire Remains A Threat
• San Francisco Hair Salons, Gyms, Other Businesses To Reopen Indoors With Restrictions Next Week
• San Mateo Police Officers Hailed As Heroes For Saving Choking Toddler
• Judge temporarily stops Census Bureau ending count month early
• 4 New Human Cases Of West Nile Virus In Mass.
• Jefferson Announces Plans To Build $762 Million Specialty Care Pavilion In Center City
• San Francisco Report Shows Significant Drop in New HIV Cases
• Missing 10-Year-Old Boy In Baltimore County Found Safe
• California State University To Keep Classes Online Next Term
• Police Union Says 4 Houston Officers Fired After Deadly Shooting
• University Of North Texas Touts Record Enrollment
• From Orange Wednesday To Gray Thursday; Apocalyptic Bay Area Skies Turn To Foggy, Unhealthy Air
• Tanker Truck Spills 75 Gallons Of Fuel After Rollover Crash On 110 Freeway Near Harbor City
• Benadryl Challenge: Doctors Warn New Social Media Trend Is Potentially Dangerous To Children
• CSU Campuses, Including Sac State, To Keep Classes Online Next Term
• Governor Greg Abbott Blasts Dallas City Council For Defunding Dallas Police Department
• Ohio AG thinks OSU should sue if Big Ten doesn't start in fall
• MTA To Impose $50 Fines For Not Wearing Face Coverings On Mass Transit
• Schools: The New Normal | Special Needs School Teaching Students New Routines To Safely Navigate Daily Life
• Deadly western wildfires level homes and decimate communities
• Wise County District Attorney Drops Murder Charge Due To DNA Evidence
• Rocklin Mom Of 3 Goes TikTok Viral With Hilarious School-Lunch Video
• California May Begin Wider Screening With Quick Coronavirus Tests
• Division Rivals Ravens, Browns Confront 'Unknowns' In Opener
• Day Of Service Volunteers Participate In Smaller, Socially Distanced Projects
• In-Person Classes Delayed In Pelham After Over 100 Kids Party In The Woods
• New Jersey Gov. Murphy Signs Legislation Designating Juneteenth A State, Public Holiday
• Bridgeport Road Worker Killed In I-80 Construction Zone
• Health Experts Stress Importance Of Flu Shots During Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'They're Shooting To Make A Name': CBS2 Rides Along With Top NYPD Detectives Combating Gang Violence In Brooklyn
• Virginia McCaskey To Head To Detroit To Watch Bears' Opener; Bears Hope To See Return Of Fans At Soldier Field This Season
• Colorado Convention Center To Remain An Alternative COVID-19 Care Site Through The End Of 2020
• Three Rivers Decks And Porches Files For Bankruptcy Following Several Complaints
• 'I've Got Nothing Left': North Complex West Zone Evacuees Living Out Of Cars Awaiting Shelter
• Police: 2-Month-Old Baby Nearly Died After Abuse From Fayette Co. Man
• Man Shot, Killed By LA Deputies During Barricade At Compton Home
• Police: Man Shot 8 Times, Killed In Kensington
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump again plays defense on COVID-19 response
• 5 things to know about frequent mass testing for COVID-19
• Illinois House Panel Investigating Possible Disciplinary Action Against Speaker Madigan Will Consult With Feds Before Calling Witnesses
• Steven Ross Faces Over 5 Years In Prison After Hitting 2 Teenagers With Stolen Vehicle In Minneapolis
• Pittsburgh Performing Arts Organizations Getting Creative To Produce Live Shows
• Fans And Restaurants Prepare For Vikings Border Battle Like No Other
• Adults With COVID-19 About 'Twice As Likely' To Say They Have Dined At A Restaurant, CDC Study Suggests
• 'We Made A Promise To Those People 19 Years Ago That We Would Not Forget': NJ's Cedar Grove High School Honors Victims Of 9/11
• Miami Dolphins Won't Take Field For National Anthem Sunday Vs. Patriots In Protest
• Colorado Labor Department Investigates 48,000+ Fraudulent Unemployment Claims
• Survive The Zombie Apocalypse At This North Texas Halloween Experience
• As Paxton Experiences Setback, Yankees, O's Rained Out
• North Texas Nonprofits Meeting More Needs, Need More Help
• Chicago Announces Plans To Replace Old Lead Water Pipes Connected To Some Homes
• Philadelphia Has Lost More Than $4 Billion In Economic Impact Due To COVID-19, Officials Say
• US E-Cigarette Sales Rose By Nearly 300 Percent, Says A New CDC Report
• Foxboro Restaurants Prepare To Welcome Fans For Patriots Home Opener
• Spyhouse Coffee Workers Announce Intent To Unionize
• Bob St. Mane Continues His 'Minnesota Strong' Quest To Buoy Struggling Small Businesses
• Delaware Officials Reverse Course, Vote To Allow Fall Sports
• 'It's Totally Ridiculous!' New York Lottery Winners Waiting Months To Cash Tickets While Service Centers Scale Back
• Pro-Trump Crowd Descends On Washington County For Eric Trump Rally
• NFL in uncharted territory as new season kicks off amid pandemic
• Police: Thieves Steal At Least $50,000 Worth Of Checks From Mail In Newark
• New Research Says Coronavirus Can Have Lasting Effects On Heart, Lungs
• NBA Says Refs Missed Foul Call On Kemba Walker's Late Missed Layup In Game 6 Loss To Raptors
• Trump says he didn't lie about the coronavirus
• University Of Maryland Researchers Explore Use Of Robots To Encourage Social Distancing, Prevent Spread Of COVID-19
• Orange County Urges Residents To Get Flu Shot To Prevent 'Twindemic' This Fall
• North Texas Gun Shop Owner Shoots Suspected Robber, 3 Others At Large
• High Schools Look For New Ways To Bring Friday Night Lights Experience To Fans
• Officials: Pedestrian Struck In Multi-Vehicle Crash In West Whiteland Township
• Feds bust NFL player and others accused of stealing PPP loans
• Matt Olson's Homer Backs Sean Manaea, A's Beat Astros Again
• 'ShotSpotter' Technology Coming To Broward County
• 'It Has Become A Ghost Town': Broadway Storefront Vacancies Up More Than 75% Since 2017
• Gov. Baker Extends Outdoor Dining Season In Mass.
• Pritzker Announces Creation Of 1,000 New Jobs With Help Of Federal Funds
• President Donald Trump To Visit Minnesota, Wisconsin Next Week
• Jefferson's Swab Squad Donates $1,000 To Help Family After 45-Year-Old Mother Diagnosed With Early Onset Alzheimer's
• Seniors Enjoy Portable Art Picnic At Community Center In Plantation
• Uncertain Times Have Led To Gun Supply Ammo Shortage In Florida, Nationwide
• Why Cam Newton Being Patriots' First Week 1 Black Starting Quarterback Is A Big Deal
• Matt Olson's Homer Backs Sean Manaea, A's Beat Astros Again
• Komen Connection: Doctors Urge Women To Get Breast Screenings Now, Don't Wait For Pandemic To End
• JPMorgan Chase Fires Employees Over Alleged COVID-19 Relief Fraud
• Gov. Abbott Calls For Texas-Wide Moment Of Silence To Honor Victims Of 9/11 Attacks
• Coronavirus In Illinios: 1,953 New COVID-19 Cases, 28 Additional Deaths
• West Nile Virus Continues To Be Issue In Dallas County Communities: 'This Season Is Worse Than Last Year'
• Island Harvest Food Bank Asking For Help In Combating Food Crisis In Local Communities Caused By COVID-19 Pandemic
• 4 Northwest Side Businesses Hit With Break-Ins Over 2 Hours
• Arapahoe Basin Limits Season Pass Holders To Avoid Reservation System
• World Wildlife Fund Report: Animal Populations Have Been In Decline Nearly 70% In Past 50 Years
• Committee Selects 4 Finalists For Denver Fire Chief
• Santa Clara Officials Claim 49ers Owe At Least $2.7M In Levi's Stadium Rent
• Expert Says Polling Is A Snapshot, Not A Predictor, Of What Happens On Election Day
• Los Altos Declares Some Streets as Pedestrian-Only Over Weekend
• Two Arrested In Drive-By Shooting Death Of 7-Year-Old Alana Washington
• 61% Of Americans Looking For Jobs Right Now Want To Switch Careers
• Former Marine Is Running His Second Virtual Boston Marathon
• Baltimore Man Sentenced To 11 Years In Federal Prison For Distributing Fentanyl
• 2 Teens Charged As Adults In Deadly Shooting Of Brothers Damian, Dillon Wikoff
• COVID Frontline Workers Honored During Awards Ceremony At Florida Medical Center
• Homeless Man Arrested For Alleged Sexual Assault In Downtown San Jose; Other Victims Possible
• La Niña Forms: May Bring More Drought, 'Not A Good Sign' For Wildfires
• 'I Feel Prepared, Our Team Feels Prepared': Giants' Daniel Jones, Jets' Sam Darnold Ready For What Will Be An Unusual NFL Season
• Dedham, Lynnfield Change School Plans After Spike In Coronavirus Cases
• Judge Denies Defense Motion Allowing Case Against DA Jackie Lacey's Husband To Move Forward
• Courtland Sutton Suffers Shoulder Injury During Practice
• Santa Cruz County Ramps Up Census Efforts As Deadline Approaches
• New York Public High Schools Postpone Football, Volleyball And Cheer Until March
• Michigan Sets The Record For Absentee Voting - Republicans Say Opportunity For Fraud Exists
• Teen, Parolee Arrested After Traffic Stop Uncovers Pills, Loaded Gun, Warrant For Domestic Violence In Roseville
• Wake Held For Trooper Thomas Devlin In Wilmington
• Roy's Restaurant In Harbor East Closes Its Doors
• Police Search For Carjackers Who Stole Vehicle As Man Ordered At Homer Glen McDonald's Drive Thru
• Federal Government Ends Extra $300-A-Week In Unemployment Benefits
• Tension Continues To Build At Homeless Encampment Along Parkway Day After Eviction Deadline
• Maryland School Districts Open 'Learning Centers' To Help Students, Families With In-Person Learning
• Crews Search For Missing As California Fires Put Thousands Under Orders To Evacuate
• Cam Newton: 'I Don't Get Butterflies. I Give 'Em'
• George Floyd Trial: All 4 Ex-Minneapolis Officers To Appear Together In Court For 1st Time
• 'I Think The Cowboys Are Going To Win,' Says CBS Dallas's Bill Jones On Cowboys-Rams
• Former Chicago Bears Player Josh Bellamy Charged In $24M COVID-Relief Fraud Scheme
• Charges: Photographer Den Zell Gilliard Raped Three Women Over Several Years
• Dulles CBP Officers Seize Nearly $99K In Unreported Currency From Ethiopia-Bound Traveler
• Trump Says He Didn't Lie About The Coronavirus
• Illinois Files Lawsuit Against E-Cigarette Maker Juice Man
• California Sued Over Death Of San Quentin Prisoner From COVID-19
• International Flights Can Resume At Philadelphia International Airport Monday After 5-Month Ban Due To COVID-19
• Century 21 Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Plans To Close All 13 Stores
• Philadelphia Fringe Festival Goes Virtual This Year
• Canes QB D'Eriq King Ready For Debut Against UAB
• 49ers Try To Move Past Super Bowl Loss In Opener Vs. Cardinals
• Pregnant Dallas Woman With No Other High-Risk Conditions Among COVID-19 Deaths Reported Thursday
• Around The Table: Race For The White House Hinges On Key Voters
• Miami-Dade Schools Discontinue Use Of K12 Online Learning Platform
• Man Suspected Of Killing Woman Outside Braintree Home Had 400 Rounds Of Ammunition In Car
• Ruppersberger Proposes "Hero" Pay Legislation For Medical Workers On Front Lines Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Proposes New Legislation To Discourage Cities From Defunding Police
• Higher Pay For November Election Poll Workers Due To COVID-19 Risks Raises Concerns
• Hearing For Man Who Lost Eye During Protest Postponed While Defense Team Reviews Surveillance Video
• Judge Grants LA County's Request For Injunction Against Sun Valley Church For Holding Indoor Services
• Florida NFL Player Josh Bellamy Charged In $24M COVID-Relief Fraud Scheme
• UMD Implements Temporary Salary Reductions Due To $292M Coronavirus Budget Shortfall
• BART Accepting Proposals From Public for Reusing Old Train Cars
• UNT Quarterbacks Coach Tate Wallis Resigns Following Arrest For Alleged Improper Relationship With A Student
• Plans for Trump's Nevada airport rallies this weekend are up in the air
• Broadmoor Manitou & Pikes Peak Cog Railway Chugs Along Towards 2021 Reopening
• Ravens Fans Won't Be Allowed In Stands, But Outdoor Watch Parties Are Happening In Baltimore. Here's Where To Catch The Game
• Lyft Expanding LyftUp Program Offering Free And Discounted Rides To Those Looking For Work
• Philadelphia School District Superintendent Has Serious Warning For Zoom Pranksters
• Former Englewood Mayor Randy Penn Remembered As 'Exemplary Leader'
• Nearly 6,000 Pounds Of Methamphetamine Seized By Los Angeles DEA Agents In Nationwide Operation To Disrupt Cartel 'Transportation Hubs'
• Tow Truck Driver Killed In Crash While Picking Up Vehicle On Route 50, State Police Say
• St. Paul Mayor Carter's Guaranteed Monthly Income Proposal Challenged By Rep. McCollum
• Fantasy Football 2020: Start Jared Goff, Sit Aaron Rodgers In Week 1
• Eerie Orange Hue Fades In The West But Air Quality Worsens
• Many city dwellers struggling to pay rent, see a doctor
• KPIX 5 To Air 8 Las Vegas Raiders Games In 2020 Season
• Mortgage Interest Rates Drop Below 3%
• Boston Police Reform Task Force Recommends Improved Diversity, Expanded Body Cam Use, Independent Oversight
• "The Drew Barrymore Show" debuts on September 14!
• Serra Catholic High School Moves To Online Classes After 2 Students Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Patriots Placing Yodny Cajuste On Injured Reserve
• Pablo Sandoval's 2nd Stint With Giants Ends; SF Cuts Fan Favorite, World Series Hero
• Teen dies from brain-eating amoeba in Florida, family says
• Man Indicted For Allegedly Throwing Objects At Police, Damaging Cop Car During Pittsburgh Protests
• Police are still killing Black people at disproportionate rates
• Villanueva: Internal Probe Into Fatal Shooting Of Dijon Kizzee By Deputies Nears End
• NIH Selects University Of Pittsburgh To Take Part In Clinical Trials Examining Coronavirus And Blood Clot Risks
• Stephon Gilmore Added To Patriots Injury Report With Hamstring Issue; Edelman Still Limited
• One Man Shot, Another Stabbed In Violent Incident In Southwest Miami-Dade
• SF Giants Cut Fan-Favorite And World Series Hero Pablo Sandoval
• Twitter to delete or label misleading election result posts
• Bill Jones On Cowboys-Rams: 'I Think The Cowboys Are Going To Win'
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Cases Rise Another 2,583 As Positivity Rate Slowly Decreases
• New AAA Study Finds Names Of Self-Driving Features Has Impact On Drivers' Expectation Of System
• 'We Are Really Worried', Family Of Missing New Hampshire Man & Grandson Hoping For Answers
• Driver Crashes Through Construction Barriers At Pawnee Grassland Construction Zone, Leaves
• Was Don Lewis pushed from a plane?
• Russia, China and Iran ramping up attacks ahead of election, Microsoft warns
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 363 News Cases, 20 Additional Deaths
• Woman Killed After Shooting And Crash While Driving On I-20 In Fort Worth Overnight
• CMU Pushes Back Start Of Spring Semester
• 'We're Just Ready To Play Some Football' | Ravens DC Wink Martindale Says He's Ready For Season Opener, 'Chess Match' With Cleveland Browns
• Poor Air Quality Shuts Down Several LA County COVID-19 Testing Sites For 2 Days
• Report Of Shots Fired During Robbery At Jimmy John's In Bloomington
• Pennsylvania Department Of General Services To Auction More Than 600 Vehicles At October Event
• LA Begins Installing Ballot Drop Boxes Throughout City For November Election
• African Serval Missing In Merrimack, NH
• Trump held six indoor rallies after saying COVID is airborne
• 'I'm Picking Philly To Win': CBS Dallas Sports Anchor Bill Jones On Eagles-Washington Football Team Week 1 Matchup
• States Ask Judge To Reverse Changes At US Postal Service
• Goldstein Investigates: Scammers Target California Unemployment Benefits From Out Of State
• 2 Prince George's County Police Officers Indicted In Separate Criminal Cases
• Social Distancing For High Holy Days: Synagogues To Blast 'Shofar Wave' On LA Street Corners For Rosh Hashanah
• Eagles TE Zach Ertz Expresses Frustration Over Recent Contract Talks With Team
• COVID-19 Testing Site Open At Ocean City Convention Center This Friday, Saturday
• Prince George's County Officers Involved In Deadly Shooting Of Leonard Shand Won't Be Charged
• Hempfield Area High School Student Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• New Deal Could Save JCPenney
• Man Dies After Being Shot By Denver Police Near West High School
• Feds Charge Palm Desert Man In Firebombing Of Republican Women's Club's Office In La Quinta
• Now Hiring: Renewal By Andersen Looking For Outgoing People To Sell Windows In DFW
• Study: 61% Of Americans Looking For Jobs Right Now Want To Switch Careers
• State Fair Of Texas From Home
• Telfar Clemens is creating his own fashion playbook
• Amazon Hiring For 33,000 Corporate, Tech Jobs; New Beaumont Fulfillment Center Now Open
• Current UMB Interim President Bruce Jarrell Named University's Permanent Leader
• August Complex In Mendocino Forest Becomes California's Largest Ever Wildfire; 736 Square Miles Burned
• 3 Wanted In Newport Beach Attack That Left Man Unconscious
• Joe Biden To Make 1st Campaign Stop In Minnesota Next Week
• Gov. JB Pritzker Pleased To See Decrease In COVID Cases In Will And Kankakee Counties After Tightening Restrictions
• Photos Capture Surreal Orange Glow From Wildfire Smoke-Filled Skies Across Bay Area
• National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
• Gunshots After Standoff In South Loop, One Person Arrested
• 3 States, DC, Sue EPA Over Alleged Failure To Enforce Chesapeake Bay Pollution Reduction Goals
• Lt. Gov. Fetterman To Participate In Virtual Town Hall Hosted By Sen. Bernie Sanders
• Jimmie Johnson To Ganassi On 2-Year IndyCar Program
• Forbes: Cowboys Most Valuable NFL Team At $5.7 Billion
• NYT: Jared Kushner Calls Democrats 'Crazy' For 'Defending Baltimore', Citing Trump's Twitter Attacks On City, Rep. Cummings
• Whitmer Says Trump is 'Biggest Threat' to America
• 'They're Very Excited': High School Robotics Team Builds Device For New Morgan Freeman Movie
• Man Accused Of Shooting And Killing Mario Meza Of Turlock Arrested
• Eligible Ambridge Area School District Families Can Get More Than 1 Year Of Free Internet Service
• Cat Brothers Drub And Krubb Are At The MDSPCA Waiting For Their Fur-Ever Home
• Jackson Lake State Park Designated International Dark Sky Park
• Trump said Nelson Mandela was "no leader," book claims
• Taylor Swift, DJ Khaled, Billie Eilish, Usher Leverage Their Star Power To Register Voters
• Lightfoot Announces Lead Service Line Replacement Program
• Reports: 2020-21 NBA Season Won't Start Before Christmas Day, May Not Tip Off Until 2021
• Creek Fire: Nearly 275 Square Miles In Sierra Burned, No Containment
• Car Crashes, Driver Is Shot In Denver Alley Off Quebec Street
• 'It Was Very Exciting': Engineering Student Builds Roller Coaster In Grandfather's Backyard
• Indoor Dining At Restaurants In Philadelphia Will Not Move To 50% Capacity With Rest Of State On Sept. 21, Officials Say
• More Than 25,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of August 31, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Dallas Man Charged With Murder In Connection To Shooting Death Of Alexia Alfaro-Ramos
• HopCat In Downtown Minneapolis Closes For Good; COVID-19 Pandemic Cited As Cause
• Baltimore County Man Arrested With Loaded Gun At BWI Checkpoint, TSA Says
• CU Boulder And Lockheed Martin To Send 2 Suitcase-Sized Satellites To Study Binary Asteroids
• Hopewell Area School District To Provide Free Breakfasts, Lunches To School-Age Children
• ChewBox is reimagining food delivery as a "vehicle of social justice"
• Start Of D-1 Mens, Women's College Hockey Season Officially Delayed
• Pres. Trump: Minneapolis Was Burning For '2 Weeks' Before Nat'l Guard Came In
• La Niña's Moderate Forecast Could Mean Snowy, Cold Winter In Minnesota
• Furry Tails: Humane Animal Rescue Hosting #PETSburgh Virtual Pet Walk Fundraiser
• 'John News': 7-Year-Old Boy Stuck At Home Launches Weekly Video Newscast
• UPDATE: Dolan Fire In Monterey County Tops 111,000 Acres; Injured Firefighters Improving
• Drive-Through COVID-19 Testing Site Opening at North Berkeley BART
• Twitter To Label or Remove Misleading Claims on Vote Results
• How Woodward's book could impact the presidential election
• 12-year-old boy and his grandmother killed in Oregon wildfire
• Information: 'Teal Drive for Ovarian Cancer' On Saturday
• "The Avengers" and James Bond star Diana Rigg dies at 82
• Employee Injured, 5 Suspects Wanted For Shell Station Armed Robbery In Mount Airy
• Graham on Trump reportedly disparaging fallen troops: "I don't buy this"
• Union Members Say They Were Blindsided By RTD's Announcement Of Planned Job Cuts
• Citi picks Jane Fraser as next CEO, first woman in that role
• Long-Term Safe House For Male Sex Trafficking Victims Opening In Denton, CEO Says It's 'First In The Country'
• Elk Grove Man Joel David Broussard Killed In 11-Vehicle Crash On I-5 Near Florin Road
• DeSoto High School Football Team Back On Practice Field
• While In ER With Newborn, Estes Family's Home Burns Down; GoFundMe Raises $20K+
• NYC Shootings: Man Critically Injured, 2 Others Hurt Overnight In Brownsville
• Indiana COVID Cases Above 102,000, With More Than 3,400 Deaths
• U.S. sanctions pro-Russia Ukrainian lawmaker over election meddling
• California Wildfires: Trump Largely Silent On Social Media About Historically Devastating Fires
• Belarus activist: Authorities threatened to take me "alive or in pieces"
• Maplewood Apartment Fire Displaces 67 Residents
• Home Depot Black Friday deals to last two months
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• Christopher Colgrove Charged With Murder In Northern Minnesota Stabbing
• Construction Begins On New 47-Story Michigan Avenue Skyscraper Downtown
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• Tony Romo On Ravens QB Lamar Jackson: 'He Is Special And Rare'
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• Gov. Tom Wolf Receives Public Service Award
• Search on for missing as California fires force thousands to flee
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• Former Detroit Lions Kicker Talks Upcoming NFL Season, Post-Career Work In Mental Health Awareness
• Massachusetts Will Allow Arcades To Open, Allocate $5M More For Restaurants
• Man Injured After Carjacking Leads To Shooting On I-57
• 3 Largest Cities In North Texas Searching For New Police Chiefs After Wave Of Resignations
• 'Grave Importance': Reps. Adam Schiff, Jimmy Gomez Want Updates On Investigation Into Mail Dumped At Glendale Spa
• 2020 NFL season to kick off with COVID-19 safety protocols
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 389 COVID-19 Cases, 15 Deaths
• Bargain-hunter favorite Century 21 to close its doors for good
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• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 587 More Coronavirus Cases, 15 Additional Deaths
• Man Suspected Of Brandishing Gun In Menlo Park Traffic Dispute Arrested For Concealed Firearm
• 2020 Patriots Questions: Who Will Lead The Way Out Of New England's Backfield
• Tony Romo: Patriots Dynasty Is 'Standard For Everybody Else Going Forward'
• William Newsome Arrested Following Child Sexual Abuse Allegations Dating Back To Early 2000s
• Donyelle Roberts Charged In 2018 Murder Of Terrance Shelton In Waukegan
• University Of Florida Study Examines Long-Term Effects Of Opioid Use In Retired NFL Players
• AAA: Texas Drivers Filled Up With Cheapest Gas This Summer Since 2004
• New York City May Pause Indoor Dining If Infection Rate Reaches 2%, Mayor Says
• Modern forensics offers clues in a 2,600-year-old Biblical mystery
• Montgomery County DA Warns Deadly Counterfeit Pills May Be Circulating In Philadelphia Area
• South Dakota governor defends COVID strategy amid surge
• Scarcity Of Key Material Squeezes Medical Mask Manufacturing
• JPMorgan fires employees over possible coronavirus aid fraud
• Law Enforcement Still Searching For Man In El Camino Who Tried To Lure 4-Year-Old In Hood County
• Trump admitted to Woodward he downplayed coronavirus threat
• Tiger on the loose in Knoxville, Tennessee
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 54 More Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Countywide Total To 10,969
• George Floyd's Family To Launch Nonprofit Foundation
• Jobless Claims Down In Florida As Layoffs Loom
• Dallas Symphony Among 1st US Orchestras To Return
• Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw On New Extra-Inning Rule: 'It's Not Real Baseball'
• Windows Smashed At Enterprise Rent-A-Car In Portage Park
• Brady, Bucs Winning The Super Bowl Would Be 'Worst-Case Scenario' For Some Sportsbooks
• USM Chancellor Perman Takes 10 Percent Pay Cut, Warns Of Layoffs Due To Coronavirus-Related Budget Woes
• Copious Moisture This Week Should Eventually Put A Dent In Colorado's Drought
• 2 Colorado Hunters Who Got Lost In September Snowstorm Used GPS To Lead Rescuers To Them
• Deadly wildfires tear through Western states
• Morgan Scores Twice, Inter Miami Beats Atlanta United 2-1
• 2 Suspected In Sonoma County Burglaries Arrested In Richmond
• Pilots' Union Says It Has Deal With United Airlines To Avoid Nearly 3,000 Furloughs
• Family Spokesman: Prominent South Florida Attorney Robert Fenstersheib Killed By Son In Hollywood
• Lynnfield Schools To Open Year Remotely After Coronavirus Spike In Town
• Braves Set Record, Hammer Marlins 29-9
• German QB With 'Big Arm' Has Big Plans For TCU Career
• Kawhi's Near Triple-Double Has Clippers One Win Away From First Trip To West Conference Finals
• California Wildfires Are Growing Bigger And Moving Faster Than Ever
• Man Shot, Killed During Drug Deal In Hollywood Apartment Building
• More Than 11K Marylanders Filed For Unemployment Last Week
• New Hopkins Principals Open Up About School and Equity Amid Pandemic
• UNT Leader Joins Ex-Nevada Gov. Sandoval As UNR President Finalists
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 503 New COVID-19 Cases Reported, Hospitalizations Down
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• Broncos Game Day Forecast: Perfect Weather At Mile High Monday Night
• Apple-Picking Season Is Upon Us
• Baltimore Man Charged With Human Trafficking In Jessup
• Elevated Bacteria Levels Reported At Carmel, Monterey Beaches
• Daniel Biggs Faces Assault, Menacing, Harassment Charges After Allegedly Punching Woman In The Face On Brooklyn Street
• Brewers Pound Tigers 19-0
• Mama Bear, Cubs Make Visit To Altadena Backyard; Bear Strolls Through Yucaipa Driveway
• Bargain Chain Century 21 To Shut Down All 13 Stores Including Locations In Philadelphia, New Jersey
• Mother Searching For 16-Year-Old Son Josiah Williams After Bear Fire Wipes Out Berry Creek Community
• Annapolis To Pay $900K To Settle Public Housing Lawsuit
• School Lunch Provider Serves 100M+ Meals Across The Country During Quarantine
• MN United Beats FC Dallas 3-2, Molino Scores 2 Goals
• NFL Power Rankings Roundup: Will Patriots Keep Playoff Streak Alive?
• New Jersey Governor Presses Lawmakers To Enact 'Baby Bonds'
• Conflicting reports on Putin critic's recovery after poisoning
• Orland Hills Police Chief Fired Over Meme Posted On Facebook
• 2 Killed, 2 Injured In Separate Overnight Baltimore Shootings
• Department Of Justice Warns Of Phone Scam Targeting The Elderly
• COVID deaths of young teachers raise alarm as school year begins
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• 'I Just Felt Wronged:' Disabled Veteran, Proud Steelworker Devastated After ArcelorMittal Cuts His Job
• Federal Report Shows Big Drop In Teen Vaping
• Pedaling For A Purpose: Miami Officer Joe McCrink Riding 1,000 Miles For Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
• Lara Trump To Make Campaign Stop In The Twin Cities On Thursday Evening
• Boston College Swimming And Diving Team Members Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Miami Proud: Jimmy Ryce Center Provides Bloodhounds To Law Enforcement For 25 Years
• Number of Americans seeking unemployment aid is rising
• Celtics Hope To Use Game 6 Heartbreaker As A Teaching Moment
• Delaware Health Officials Concerned Bridgeville Concert May Have Been 'Super-Spreader' For COVID-19
• Disney Releases Trailer For 'Clouds' Movie Inspired By Zach Sobiech
• Wildfire photos show "apocalyptic" red skies across Western U.S.
• Steven Ross To Be Sentenced For Carjacking Crash That Left Two Siblings Seriously Injured
• Over 2 Million Acres Burn As Historic Outbreak Of Wildfires Rage Across NorCal
• Chiefs fans won't have headdresses or face paint as season starts
• JFK Library Unveils Letters From Americans Upset About Booze In White House
• Fears Grow For Denver's Senegalese Community As Reward Increases In Green Valley Ranch Fatal Fire Case
• Giant Pacific Octopus Named Tatoosh Debuts At New England Aquarium
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• Milford Second Grade Teacher Arrested On Child Pornography Charge
• Huge fire breaks out at Beirut port month after deadly blast
• Texas Fugitive Dalton Potter Wanted In Georgia Deputy Shooting Captured
• Tough, Talkative Aqib Talib Retires, Says Favorite Memories Were In Denver
• L.A. County warns against trick-or-treating during pandemic
• Ex-NYC gynecologist charged with sexually abusing six patients
• Saving Main Street: Excelsior
• Indoor dining in New York City can resume later this month
• Whistleblower says DHS tried to stifle intel on Russian meddling
• Search Continues For 2 Suspects Caught On Camera Attacking Philadelphia Mechanic With Bat
• Jayson Tatum Won't Blame Nick Nurse For Costly Game 6 Turnover, But Jaylen Brown Calls Out Raptors Coach
• 2020 Patriots Questions: Who Will Lead Team In Receiving Yards, Touchdowns?
• Trump unveils list of possible Supreme Court picks if reelected
• Career Coach: Resume Mistakes
• 29-Year-Old Cyclist Struck And Killed By Car In Brooklyn
• Trump dismisses question on white privilege: "You really drank the Kool-Aid"
• Nuggets Fall To Kawhi Leonard & The Clippers In Game 4
• Kool & The Gang Co-Founder Ronald Bell Dies At 68
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• IRS: Up to 9 million people need to claim stimulus checks
• Amazon Looking To Hire 33,000 People To Fill Corporate And Tech Roles
• Philadelphia Weather: Scattered Rain, Thunderstorms Thursday Bring Flash Flood Concerns
• Man Suffers Eye Injury After Shots Fired From Paintball Gun In The Loop
• South Dakota governor pushes tourism despite virus surge
• Glanbia Performance Nutrition Hosting Virtual Hiring Events For Positions In Aurora
• George Floyd's records breached after his death, attorney says
• More than 500,000 U.S. kids have tested positive for coronavirus
• Record number of women candidates "are the heart of the resistance"
• Michigan university apologizes for segregated online "cafes"
• China says it will join Russian war games with Iran and Belarus
• Far-right Norwegian politician nominates Trump for Nobel Peace Prize
• As Broncos Get Set To Welcome Limited Crowd, Season Ticket Holders Have Decision To Make
• Concert Planners Try To Adjust To Life In The Time Of COVID With Drive-In And Socially-Distanced Shows
• Early September Freeze May Take Big Toll On Colorado's Fall Color Show
• Mother, 3 Kids Killed By Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Following Kensington Row Home Fire, Officials Say
• Pittsburgh Weather: Humidity Ticks Down, Hot Temperatures Remain
• Veteran Fort Worth Police Mounted Patrol Horse 'Jake' Dies After Surgery
• Chicago Weather: Cloudy Skies, Cooler Temperatures Linger
• Saving The Fall Semester: Universities Urge Students To Remain Safe When On Campus
• 16-Year-Old Boy On Bike Seriously Hurt After Being Hit By Car In Topsfield
• Planned Parenthood's D.C. staffers unionize
• Police: Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In West Oak Lane
• Mexico newspaper says reporter found decapitated on train tracks
• Pennsylvania Lost Wages Assistance Program Set To Begin Today
• Police Charge Suspect In 2019 Downtown Shooting
• Allegheny County Opening Coronavirus Testing Site In McKeesport
• UC Climate Experts Warn California Wildfires, Extreme Weather Events Will Get Worse
• Pa. Attorney General Josh Shapiro Shuts Down Price Gouging At Jeannette Pharmacy
• Judge Rules Green Party Can Stay On Pennsylvania's Ballot
• Thousands Of Below Market Rate Housing Units Disappearing, Putting Seniors At Risk
• 49ers Will Pay City Of Santa Clara September Rent In Full According To Lease Agreement
• State Assemblyman James Gallagher Urges Indoor Dining At Restaurants To Avoid Bad Air
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• Trump tells Michigan rally: "This is not a crowd of a person who comes in second place"
• Trump administration pushes to conclude 2020 census count
• Trump defends decision to withhold information on COVID-19 threat
• Interactive virtual program helps children with special needs learn life skills
• 4 Houston officers fired after fatal shooting
• Millions of young Americans forced to live with their parents
• University of Illinois develops innovative COVID-19 saliva test
• Russia, China and Iran accused of cyberattacks on 2020 campaigns
• Trump defends coronavirus response amid revelation he downplayed threat
• Death toll rises from raging wildfires in the West
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• Trump dismisses Bob Woodward's question on white privilege: "You really drank the Kool-Aid"
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• More than 29 million Americans still on unemployment benefits
• Number of Americans seeking unemployment continues to rise
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• Trump says "I didn't lie" about coronavirus
• Kool & The Gang co-founder Ronald "Khalis" Bell dies at age 68
• What young adults are concerned about ahead of 2020 election
• Trump discusses racism in Bob Woodward tapes
• ChewBox is reimagining food delivery as a "sustainable vehicle of social justice"
• Joe Biden focuses on economy in Michigan campaign visit
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• Planned Parenthood D.C. staffers reach deal to unionize
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• Massive wildfires devastate Western states
• Trump defends his comments downplaying coronavirus threat
• Author James Nestor on how breathing properly can improve overall health
• The Hoop Bus is on a roll, using basketball as a way to bring communities together
• 5-year-old and mom set goal to see 67 waterfalls together
• After 1,220 tries, man stands up from wheelchair for first time
• Mysterious animal keeps carbon out of atmosphere, slowing climate change
• Wildfires along West Coast kill at least 7 people
• Trump talks COVID-19 with journalist Bob Woodward: "I always wanted to play it down"
• White House denies whistleblower claims of retaliation following reports on Russian interference
• Analyzing the political fallout over Trump’s comments in Bob Woodward’s new book “Rage”
• New book reveals Trump admitted to downplaying severity of coronavirus to avoid panic
• Trump dismisses question on white privilege: "You really drank the Kool-Aid"
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