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• Man Armed With Blowtorch, Hatchet, Knife Sets Customer's Hair On Fire At Berkeley Boba Tea Shop
• Fire Danger Prompts Crackdown On Gatherings Along Grizzly Peak In Oakland, Berkeley Hills
• Downtown Comes Alive As Smoky Skies Clear, People Go Back Outside In Burlingame
• 'Nothing Left In The Bucket': California Wildfire Resources Run Thin
• 'Desks Are The New Toilet Paper;' Needed Furniture For Makeshift Home Classrooms, Offices Sold Out
• Carjacking Suspect Arrested After 10-Hour Standoff In Lynwood
• Aurora Police Investigating Officer Over Unwelcome Advance; Victim Says Invasion Of Privacy Left Her 'Livid'
• DU, School Of Mines Ranked Among Top 100 Universities By U.S. News & World Report
• Janette Heung Of Boulder Killed In Fall From Wyoming Peak
• New Petition Seeking To Recall Gov. Polis Approved For Circulation
• Association Of Gym Owners Files Suit Over COVID-19 Restrictions
• Natural Resources Secretary Has 'No Regrets' Over Climate Change Exchange With Pres. Trump
• LA Deputies Remain Hospitalized After Ambush Shooting In Compton
• Lynwood City Manager Placed On Administrative Leave Following Response To Shooting Of 2 Deputies
• Yuba County Leaders Want More People To Get Tested For Virus 'Even If Symptoms Are Mild'
• Crews 'Ready' For Bobcat Fire As Flames Reach Mount Wilson Observatory
• Sonora Woman Suspected Of Murder-For-Hire, Plotting To Kill Husband Makes First Court Appearance
• 'Let Us Play': USC Quarterback Kedon Slovis Calls On Gov. Gavin Newsom To Allow Football To Resume
• Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Scraps Proposal For Sanctioned Homeless Camp In Five Points
• Cubs Walk Off Over Cleveland On Consecutive HBPs
• Dunning Pitches White Sox Past Twins For 6th Straight Win
• Chicago Weather: Tracking Wednesday's Cold Front
• White Sox Earn 6th Straight Win In 6-2 Victory Over Twins
• Police Address Questions About Uptick In Shootings In Ravenswood Manor, Note Gang Conflicts Going On
• Senzatela Pitches 1st Complete Game As Rockies Top A's, 3-1
• Murray, Jokic Help Denver Stun Clippers 104-89 In Game 7
• Cherry Creek High School Reverts To Remote Learning For 1,700+ After Coronavirus Outbreak Linked To Parties
• Former DCFS Worker Carlos Acosta A No-Show At McHenry County Board Meeting After Arrest Linked To A.J. Freund Case
• Historic 'Abraham Accords' Signed Between Israel And UAE, Bahrain
• BU Lecturer Carrie O'Connor Killed In Allston Elevator Accident
• Celtics Blew It In Game 1 Loss To Heat
• Survivor Of 2016 Wilkinsburg Mass Shooting Dies At Hospital
• Police Break Up Suspected Dog Fighting Ring In Penn Hills
• Expert: 'Rules Will Be Broken' In Presidential Debates
• Authorities Discover Bomb-Making Materials In Rubble Of Queens Home Destroyed By Fire Earlier Tuesday
• Residents Looking For New Homes After Apartment Building Condemned In Beaver Co.
• 8 Months After Warrant Accused Him Of Putting Cameras In School Bathrooms, David Garcia-Espinal Remains At Large
• Some Minnesota Resorts Enjoying Extended Summer Season Amid Pandemic
• FDNY Rescues 2 Workers Trapped On Upper West Side Scaffolding
• Riverside County Nearing 56K Total COVID-19 Cases, San Bernardino Close To 51K
• Pullman Porter Museum Director Says His Facebook Page Was Hacked And Used To Scam People
• Baltimore County Detective Fires At Alleged Robbery Suspect While Trying To Make Arrest In Downtown Baltimore
• Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez Teases Easing Of Restrictions On Bars Day After Protest
• North Braddock Council Wants To Hear From Public Before Deciding On 'Regionalized Police Department' Proposal
• Teen Entrepreneur Competes In Denver Startup Week With 'Teen Hustl'
• Mother Shares Heartbreak After Murder Of Her 14-Year-Old Son, One Of More Than 50 People Shot In Baltimore Since Labor Day
• What Are Common Mistakes With Mail-In Ballots?
• Bay Area Mask Wearers Share Their Stories Of Awkward Moments, Mask Fatigue
• Heartfelt Welcome Home For McKinney Firefighter Who Spent About 3 Weeks Fighting California Wildfires
• Wildfire Smoke From West Coast Reaches Eastern Seaboard, Creating Hazy Skies
• MDH Conducting At-Home COVID-19 Visits Across Minnesota To Gauge Pandemic's Impact
• 5 In Custody, 5 Still Wanted For 'Showtime' Drug Trafficking Operation
• 2 Teens Arrested After Armed Carjacking, Robbery Spree In Minneapolis
• Bowie Police: Teens Arrested For Driving Stolen Golf Cart Down Route 50
• 1 Week Before In-Person Classes Resume, New York City Teachers Still Concerned About Safety
• National Aquarium Releases 3 Rescued Turtles Off Maryland Coast, Rescues 2 More
• Police: 5-Year-Old Boy Accidentally Shoots Himself In Leg In Lawndale
• Minnesota State High School League To Discuss Restarting Football, Volleyball This Fall
• Man Dead After Being Shot At Morse Red Line Stop In Rogers Park
• Tanner Houck Wins MLB Debut, Goes 5 Scoreless Innings As Red Sox Blank Marlins
• Amazon To Hire At Least 3,000 Workers In Michigan Due To Online Surge
• The world is failing to save species and ecosystems, UN warns
• Michigan Capitol Commission Votes Down Gun Ban
• Duvall Hits 10th HR In September, Braves Top Orioles, Pad NL East Lead
• Dearborn Church Apologizes After Pastor Compares BLM To Al-Qaida
• Drivers Surrounded By Protesters: What Should You Do?
• Prince George's County Police Searching For Missing 68-Year-Old Woman
• Phillies Beat Mets 4-1 As Jake Arrieta Exits Early With Injury
• Fall Colors Slowly Popping In Parts Of Northern Minnesota
• Delaware Gov. John Carney, Sen. Chris Coons Fend Off Challengers In Primary Election
• Voit, Yankees Destroy Blue Jays, Move Back Into 2nd In AL East
• Houck Wins MLB Debut, Goes 5 Innings, Red Sox Blank Marlins
• U.S. Secretary Of Education Betsy DeVos Visits Michigan
• Michigan Reports 11 Coronavirus Outbreaks In Multiple School Districts
• Arrieta Stymies Mets Before Leaving With Injury, Phillies Roll
• 'Camaraderie In Those Barns': National Western Stock Show Competitors Plan For 2022
• Mint Artist's Guild Is Painting Detroit With Generosity
• U-M Moves To Stop Graduate Instructors From Striking, Says It Hurts Education
• Hurricane Conditions From Sally Expected To Reach Portions Of North-Central Gulf Coast Late Tuesday Night
• Delaware County Construction Company Comes To Rescue Of Dog Trapped In Pipe
• Missing: Timothy Dasovich Last Seen In Itasca County Monday Night
• Reds Inch Closer To Playoffs With Win Over Pirates
• Bam! Adebayo's Block Helps Heat Win Game 1 Over Celtics
• Election 2020: LA County Supervisors Support Proposition Restoring Voting Rights To Those On Parole
• Coronavirus Unemployment: Is The EDD Putting People At Risk Of Identity Theft?
• Roseville Bomb Squad Called Out To 2 Residences In 2 Days; Police Investigating Homemade Explosive Device
• Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Blackhearts Use Realistic Simulations To Practice Life-Saving Skills
• Celtics Let Game 1 Slip Away, Heat Take 1-0 Series Lead With 117-114 Win
• Police: 24-Year-Old Man Critically Wounded In Frankford Shooting
• Reward Offered To Find Gunman Who Shot Doctor In Head Outside M Health Fairview Southdale
• Senate Judiciary Antitrust Panel Grills Google Exec On Online Advertising
• California Fitness Centers Sue State Over Virus Closures
• Rosa Parks' Detroit Home Is On The Road And Being Displayed In Italy
• West Virginia University President Gordon Gee Apologizes For Not Wearing Mask While Shopping
• Larimer County Sheriff: Combination Of Mitigation, Suppression Is The Future For Preparing For Wildfire Threat
• 3-Year-Old Texas Girl Ordered Into State Custody Is Missing Along With Her Mother
• Prince George's County Man Sentenced To More Than 7 Years In Prison For String Of Bank Robberies
• Google Celebrates Start Of Hispanic Heritage Month With Doodle Of OC Civil Rights Icon Felicitas Mendez
• Lions Cornerback Justin Coleman Put On Injured Reserve
• Marin County Moves to Tier 2 of COVID Response, More Businesses to Reopen
• Dog Day Out: Program At Bradshaw Animal Shelter Helps Pups Get Out And About
• Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe officially resigns
• 'Desks Are The New Toilet Paper;' Needed Furniture For Makeshift Home Classrooms, Offices Sold Out
• Californians Struggle To Secure Fire Insurance As Historic Blazes Continue To Ravage State
• Cory Gardner Ad Goes After Challenger In Crucial Senate Race
• William Gates Sr, Father Of Microsoft's Bill Gates, Dies At 94
• Tarrant County Deputy Charged With Murdering Girlfriend Told Police She Shot Herself In The Head During Hug
• California Bill Would Allow DUI Charges To Be Dismissed
• 2 West Virginia Football Players Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Keller ISD's Fossil Ridge High School Transitioning To Remote Learning For 14 Days
• Film Production Steadily Increasing After 6-Month Hiatus During Pandemic
• San Mateo County Supervisors Approve Grant Program For Small Landlords
• 'You Feel Like You're In A War Zone': Mpls. Residents Call For Change In Their Neighborhoods
• Halloween Scare: Some Parents Plan For New Trick-Or-Treating As State Works On Guidelines
• $20K Reward Offered To Catch Shooter Who Killed Boy, 10, In La Puente
• Local Educators Pay Tribute To Andre Conley, 17, Killed In Mpls. Drive-By Shooting
• 49ers Sign Free Agent Mohamed Sanu Sr. To Help Shore Up Depleted Wide Receiver Corps
• Scientists: Water Shortages In West Likelier Than Previously Thought
• South Metro Wildland Team Headed To California To Fight Fires
• Pittsburgh Public Schools To Open Technology Support Centers To Help Students, Families
• Minneapolis' Butcher And The Boar Leaves Brides-To-Be With Big Tabs After Closing Without Warning
• Colorado's Hair Discrimination Act Goes Into Effect
• Police: 28-Year-Old Man Shot In West Baltimore Tuesday Afternoon
• State House Passes Bill Preventing Governors From Shutting Down Churches In Disasters
• Multiple Agencies Respond To Brush Fire In Allegheny County
• Kamala Harris, Home in California, Gets a Look at Wildfire Damage
• Royal Farms Donates Truckload Of Food To Anne Arundel County Food Bank
• Explosion Causes Fire At Oxbow Marina In Isleton
• LA County Health Director Says No Link Between Election, School Reopening Plans
• MPR Removes The Current DJ Eric Malmberg Following Marianne Combs' Resignation
• Nearly 3 Million Birds Forecasted To Migrate Through Pennsylvania On Way South Tonight
• Firefighter Injured Battling Blaze At Long Point Marina In Cecil County; Fire Causes $1M In Damage
• Brockton Man Charged In Connection With Shooting Of Pregnant Woman
• Recreational Marijuana Sales Hit New Record High In Illinois, And Number Is Expected To Keep Rising
• Sen. Kamala Harris Gets A Look At Wildfire Damage In California
• Biden makes his first visit to Florida as Democratic nominee
• Former Towson Tiger Tye Smith Returns To Tennessee Titans Active Roster
• Inspector General: COPA Is Not Living Up To Policies On Release Of Video, Reports On Police Use-Of-Force Incidents
• Researchers Look To Early 2021 For Clinical Trials Of Pitt's Coronavirus-Attacking Antibody
• Police: Dogs Found Tethered To Chains And Living In Filth At Jeannette Home
• 49ers Seek To Identify, Ban Fan Who Sent Racist Messages To Cardinals Safety Budda Baker
• College Campuses In Colorado Linked To Coronavirus 'Super Spreader' Events
• Judge Shuts Down In-Person Classes At Defiant Fresno-Area Private School
• Apple Event 2020: New Watches, iPads, Subscription Bundle Revealed
• DraftKings Spends Over $200K To Fund Group Urging Maryland Voters To Legalize Sports Betting
• 2 Giants-Seattle Games Off Due To Smoky Skies, Moved To SF
• Apple unveils cheaper watch, new iPad and fitness service
• Dallas ISD Has 13,000+ Fewer Students Attending Online Classes Than Projected
• Study Hints COVID-19 May Have Been In The US As Early As December
• Median Income Hit Record High In 2019 Before The Pandemic, Census Says
• Orange County Reports 12 New Coronavirus-Related Deaths After 2 Consecutive Days Of No Fatalities
• Denver Facing $190 Million Budget Shortfall For 2021
• I-25 South Gap Project Enters 3rd Year, CDOT Urges Drivers To Be Careful In Work Zone
• Contra Costa Supes Approve $3.6 Billion Budget, Says More COVID-19 Adjustments Likely
• Serial Sex Offender Agustin Guerrero Sentenced To 12 Years In Prison
• Alleged Sureño Gang Members Charged With Selling Drugs, Guns At 'One-Stop' Operation In Concord Parking Lot
• Man, Stepson Accused Of Stealing Black Lives Matter Signs, Throwing Eggs At Lynnfield Home
• 4 People Arrested In Trafficking Bust At Miami Springs Hotel
• Lawsuit Says 'Cheer' Star Jerry Harris Sexually Solicited Twin Texas Boys, FBI Said To Be Investigating
• NYC Parks Department Struggles To Maintain Parks Due To Limited Staff, Budget Cuts
• Towson University Women's Basketball Coach, Student-Athletes Work To Inform Peers About Upcoming Election
• WATCH: Jayson Tatum Reunited With 2-Year-Old Son In NBA Bubble
• President Trump Thanks Philadelphia Police Officers For Work During Summer Unrest, FOP Spokesperson Says
• Colorado Secretary Of State Jena Griswold Wants Postcards With Correct Information Mailed To Voters
• High School Football On Hold In Illinois, Despite Parents Pleas: 'This Is Squashing His Dream'
• Demanding Answers: Homeowners In Roslyn In Tree Fight With PSEG Long Island Over High Voltage Wires
• Ferrer: Nearly 70% Of LA County COVID-19 Cases Reported In People Under 50
• Police Reform: San Jose Council Considers Rubber Bullet Ban Proposed By Mayor
• Hudson Company Opens Office Space For Families With Remote Students
• Caught On Camera: Teen Brandishes Gun Inside Convenience Store After Clerk Asks For ID
• New York City Officials Launch Campaign Pushing Staycations In Normally Packed Tourist Spots Like Times Square
• Safety Upgrades Coming To Cobbs Creek Parkway After Deadly Hit-And-Run Last Month
• Mail-In Ballots In N.J. To Include Amendment Question On Whether Or Not To Legalize Recreational Marijuana
• Former New Jersey Police Officer-Turned Fitness Instructor Says Practicing Yoga Likely 'Saved My Life'
• Family Of Vietnam Veteran Shot, Killed By Pennsylvania State Police Files Lawsuit
• Fiancée Plans Funeral Instead Of Wedding, Baby Left Without Father After Fatal ATM Robbery
• Founder Of The Sanneh Foundation Adapts To Continue To Provide Services Amid COVID-19
• With Ridership Down About 90%, Metra Looking At Bleak Financial Forecast, Seeking To Lure Riders Back To Trains
• Business Owners Left Confused After Judge Rules Gov. Wolf's Coronavirus Restrictions Unconstitutional
• 150 LAUSD Schools To Serve As Vote Centers On Election Day
• Shooting In South Loop Leads To Police Chase, Four Arrests
• Giovanni Williams To Serve 20 Years After Plea Deal Reached In Dattreas Stewart Murder Trial
• Baltimore City Council Considering Legislation That Would Help Laid-Off Hospitality Workers Return To Their Jobs
• Multi-Billion Dollar Development Firm Comes To The Aid Of Mom And Pop Eatery In New Rochelle
• Gov. Walz Urges Trump, Biden To Follow Virus Guidelines During Minnesota Visit
• Utah Added To Chicago's Travel Order List, 6 Others Taken Off
• Alaska Air suspends some flights because of wildfire smoke
• Texas Supreme Court Allows Green Party Candidates On November Ballot
• Iconic Pacific Dining Car Selling Off Furniture, Decor In Massive Online Auction
• Online Trading Academy deceived customers for years, FTC says
• Lumber In Short Supply Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Prosecutors: 21-Year-Old New Jersey Man Admits To Trying To Aid Hamas
• Morgan State University Designated Historic Site By American Physical Society
• Denver Police Investigate Shooting Near Intersection That Left 1 Injured
• Prior Lake Police Assist In Midwest Phone Scam Arrests
• Mayor, Health Commissioner Encourage New Yorkers To Get Their Flu Shots: 'We Should Not Underestimate It'
• US Census Bureau Workers, Community Leaders Making Final Push For Participation As Deadline Quickly Approaches
• Le'Veon Bell Placed On Injured Reserve With Hamstring Injury
• Gov. Wolf Calls For Immediate Legislative Action To Allow Pennsylvania Counties To Process Ballots Before Election Day
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• ACLU Sues Palo Alto Over Residents-Only Access To Foothills Park
• 6 Months Into Pandemic, Dallas Doctor Recaps What We've Learned About COVID-19
• Smoky Skies Postpone Giants-Mariners Games In Seattle; Series To Be Played At Oracle Park
• Drivers Questioning Safety Of Overpass After Concrete Falls On Route 208 South In Fair Lawn, N.J.
• N.Y. Attorney General Annouces Settlement With Dunkin' Over Security Breach
• San Leandro Police Officer Charged In Fatal Shooting Of Steven Taylor Taken Into Custody
• San Francisco DA'S Announce New Advocacy Group for Police Reform
• Seeping Under Doors, Bad Air From West's Fires Won't Ease Up
• Baltimore City Department Of Public Works Begins Extended Hours At Recycling Collection Sites
• 'We Are Proud Of Them': Minnesota Crews Heading To Oregon To Help Battle Wildfires
• Florida's Largest Teachers Union Pressing Gov. Ron DeSantis To Release Schools COVID Data
• Drugged Driver Brandon Wyrobek Sentenced To 20 Years In Prison For Crash That Killed Couple
• SEE IT: Repeat Burglar Targets Miami Home Twice In Five Days
• Aerospace Supply Chain Management Company Moving From California To Fort Worth, Creating Up To 239 Jobs
• Joe Biden Makes First Visit To Florida Looking For The Latino Vote
• Residents Say Trash Collection Issues Led To Rats Running Rampant In Philadelphia Neighborhoods
• LA Police Academy Gun Store Manager Accused Of Stealing, Selling Guns
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Reports 3,116 Newly Reported Cases, 2-Week Positivity Rate Of 5.05%
• Colorado Rep. Ken Buck Demands Investigation Into Netflix Movie 'Cuties'
• Maryland Individual Health Insurance Rates Drop Again
• CNBC Host Jim Cramer Calls House Speaker Pelosi 'Crazy Nancy' During Live Interview
• Endangered Moose Subspecies Denied More Protection By U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service
• Florida Highway Patrol Investigating I-95 Shooting Near Hallandale Beach Blvd.
• Will Showering After Work Lower Risk Of COVID-19? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Jury Finds Datwon Armstrong Guilty After Firing Shots At Denver Police Officer
• Famed Jewel Thief & Miami Cat Burglar 'Murf The Surf' Dies At 83 In Florida
• Police: 4 Dead After Head-On, Wrong Way Crash On Southern State Parkway In Oyster Bay
• 1 Home Destroyed, 1 Damaged In 3-Alarm San Jose Residential Fire
• Caught On Video: Robbery Suspect Stabs 2 Men Inside Queens Deli; 'He Doesn't Have Heart, No Feelings'
• Biden makes first trip to Florida amid questions about Latino support
• 'We Need To Stay Focused': Philadelphia School District Unveils New Equity Program Amid Uncertainty About Leadership
• Was Austin Dubinetskiy Pushed In Front Of Car At Sideshow?
• San Mateo County Updates COVID Plan to Allow For In-Classroom Learning
• 'Fresh Prince Of Bel Air' Mansion Available For Rent On Airbnb
• Philadelphia Restricting Tailgating For Eagles' Home Opener Despite Lowest COVID-19 Levels Since March
• 'Crush Walls' Denver Street Art Celebration Underway In RiNo
• Bedford Boy Recovering After Being Choked By Seat Belt
• Dallas County Reports 190 New Coronavirus Cases, 3 More Deaths
• Coronavirus Case Temporarily Shuts Down North Hills Middle School Girls Volleyball
• JPMorgan workers sent home after some test positive for virus
• Hobby Lobby raising its minimum wage to $17 an hour
• Michelle Wu Announces She's Officially In 2021 Boston Mayor's Race
• San Francisco Mayor Breed Notes Reopening Progress, People's Frustrations 6 Months Into COVID-19 Restrictions
• Florida Appeals Court Eyes Armed School 'Guardians'
• Capitals Hire Stanley Cup-Winning Coach Peter Laviolette
• Charges Filed Against 2 Police Officers After State Reviews
• Nearly 1,100 Former ITT Tech Students In Maryland Will Get Debt Relief Following Settlement
• Dismissed: Ethics Complaint Against Denver City Councilwoman Candi Cdebaca
• Man Shot Behind Convenience Store In Linda
• 4 Inmates Sue Allegheny County Jail, Alleging Inadequate Mental Health Care
• Aurora temporarily bans ketamine after Elijah McClain's death
• Feds: Men Hacked US Sites After Killing Of Iranian General
• FBI's 'Operation Black Phoenix' Arrests 18 In Drug, 'Ghost Gun' Investigation
• U Of M Issues Safety Alert After Armed Robbery Near Campus
• Sheriff: 2 Of 3 Victims Recovered In Washington Co. Plane Crash; Search Continues For 3rd Passenger
• Ravens 25th Anniversary Season: Jonathan Ogden, Ed Reed, Ray Lewis Best To Ever Wear Purple & Black
• Section of largest remaining Arctic ice shelf shatters
• Jellyfish Spotted In Inner Harbor; National Aquarium Says Sightings More Common This Time Of Year
• Varsity Cheerleaders At Dallas ISD's Sunset High Celebrate School's First Ever All-American Team Recognition
• WJZ's Sean Streicher Welcomes Baby Boy!
• Scientific American backs Joe Biden with first presidential endorsement
• Ohio High School Reinstates Football Players Who Were Suspended For Carrying 'Thin Blue Line' Flag At Game
• Gov. Greg Abbott Urges Every Texan To 'Go Get A Flu Shot'
• 15-Year-Old Charged After Shooting Death Of 12-Year-Old Boy In Oak Park
• Louisville to pay $12M to Breonna Taylor's family, reform police
• Billionaire Steve Cohen clinches deal to buy New York Mets
• Floating Cinema Isn't Coming To Pittsburgh
• Man Found Dead In Allegheny River Identified
• Massachusetts Reports 286 New Coronavirus Cases, 6 Additional Deaths
• Police: Accused Drunk Driver Roy Render Was Nearly 4 Times Legal Limit When He Slammed Into Lauderhill Home
• Suspect Arrested In Armed Robbery Of TV News Cameraman In Berkeley
• $1 Million Bail Set For 7 Lancaster Fatal Police Shooting Protesters
• Wild Sign Defenseman Jonas Brodin To 7-year, $42M Extension
• Trinity Metro Offering Free Rides For Job Seekers In Tarrant County
• Outside Investigators Look At South Dakota AG Jason Ravnsborg's Fatal Crash
• Community College Of Philadelphia To Continue Online Learning For Spring 2021 Semester
• Venetian Pool Reopens After Nearly A Year
• Massive August Complex: Fire Threatening Northern California 'Emerald Triangle' Marijuana Growing Area
• Birds are dropping dead and experts are trying to figure out why
• Drug That Could Treat And Prevent COVID-19 Licensed By New UPMC-Backed Company For Worldwide Development
• Arlington Announces 10 Finalists For Police Chief; 4 Are Internal Candidates
• Shinola Detroit "The Champs of Summer 2020" Challenge Changed To Honor, Benefit Frontline Workers
• Mail-In Ballots Can't Be Be Rejected Over Signature, Pennsylvania Department Of State Says
• WATCH: Firefighters Extinguish Vehicle Fire Near Interstates 95, 695
• Montgomery County DA: 78-Year-Old Gerald Mihalcik Fatally Shoots Adult Son, His Wife, Then Kills Self
• Long Beach To Launch New Outdoor After-School Program In October
• Pennsylvania Department Of Health Inspects Nursing Homes For Violations
• Nearly Half Of Massachusetts Primary Voters Submitted Mail-In Ballots
• Chief Craig: Barricaded Gunman Is Also A Suspect In Triple Murder From June
• Justice Department investigating publication of Bolton's tell-all book
• Derek Jeter And Wife Hannah Put Tampa Mansion Up For Sale For $29 Million
• San Mateo County Free Meal Delivery Extended Through Oct. 9
• Overturned Truck Crashes, Causes Fuel Spill On Caton Ave To SB I-95
• Now Hiring: Fort Worth-Based Home Security Company Has Operations, Management And Sales Openings
• 3rd Suspect Arrested In Shooting Death Of 1-Year-Old Zykier Young
• State Approved For Fourth Week Of $300 "Lost Wages" Benefit To Unemployed Floridians
• Some Homeowners Association Agreements Over 40 Years Old Could Expire In March
• Pennsylvania's Yuengling, America's Oldest Brewer, Expanding To West Coast For First Time
• 'Hope Is A Waking Dream' Mural Unveiled As New Design For Wall At Camden County Prison
• Wisconsin Election Clerks Rush To Mail Absentee Ballots After Delay
• Wildfire smoke from West has spread to Washington, D.C.
• Pandemic forces van rental company to think local
• Two Teens Arrested In Deadly Miramar Carjacking
• Dr. Phil Exclusive: 'Mother God's' Followers and Alleged Victims Face Off
• Colorado Ranked No. 6 On List Of States With Most COVID-19 Restrictions
• Mailed Ballots Can't Be Discarded Over Signature, Pennsylvania Officials Say
• World Series At Arlington, First Time At One Site Since 1944
• "Face the Nation" #1 Sunday morning show in viewers for September 13
• Gov. Hogan Proclaims September 16-October 16 Hispanic Heritage Month In Maryland
• Outdoor Dining In Boston To Be Extended Through Fall
• Boston Adding New Bus Lanes, Making Some Pop-Up Bike Lanes Permanent
• Minnesota State Fair Announces Fall Food Parade; Lottery For Tickets
• Xcel Energy Proposal To Build Pipeline Through Conservation Area For Prairie Dogs Met With Resistance
• Frederick Woman Maria Gloria Vasquez-Mebo Charged In Murder Of 81-Year-Old Woman
• Cadaver Dogs Search For The Missing As Western Wildfires Leave Communities Reeling
• California Gyms, Fitness Centers Sue Over State's COVID-19 Closures
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,466 New COVID-19 Cases, 20 Additional Deaths; Positivity Rate Continues Decline
• Louisville Reaches Major Lawsuit Settlement With Breonna Taylor's Family, Lawyers Say
• Hawk Rescued After Spending One Hour Stuck In Car Grille
• Jury Trials To Resume In October, Allegheny Co. Shuffling Spaces To Avoid Close Proximity
• Salvation Army Bringing Out Red Kettles 2 Months Early Due To Greater Need
• San Mateo County Health Order Violations Can Be Appealed Within 14 Days
• Hurricane Sally Lashing Gulf Coast As It Churns At Sluggish Pace
• Man Shot, Injured In NW Baltimore
• Mihaela Brady Missing Since September 2; Also Disappeared For 6 Months Earlier This Year, Police Say
• 5 deaths and 175 virus cases now linked to Maine wedding
• "Historic" flooding possible when Hurricane Sally hits Gulf Coast
• 'Obvious Safety Hazards': Dudley Police Cite Truck Driver For Unsecured Wood, Gasoline And Ax
• Trump Hosts Israel, Bahrain And UAE For Signing Of Historic Diplomatic Deals
• Parent Diaries Part II: Arlington Mom Of 6 Offers Tips For 'Controlling The Chaos' At Home In COVID Times
• Pritzker Announces $245 Million In New Aid For Small Businesses; Predicts State And Local Budget Cuts Without Federal Support
• 'Heroic' North Texas Officer Talks With CBS 11 About Finding Baby In Distress, Locked Inside Hot SUV
• Howard County To Celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day Instead Of Columbus Day
• Twitter launches election hub to fight disinformation
• Vanessa Bryant Questions LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva's Challenge To LeBron James
• Hispanic Heritage Month Gets Underway With Special Focus On Representation
• One Good Thing: More Black Doctors Campaign
• Attleboro High School Student Tests Positive For Coronavirus; 30 Classmates Quarantined
• Workplace Discrimination Complaint Filed Against Outgoing Douglas County School Superintendent Thomas Tucker
• Spraying To Combat Deadly Mosquito-Borne Disease In Oakland County Begins Tonight
• University Of Pittsburgh Scientists Discover New Drug That Could Treat Coronavirus, Possibly Prevent It
• Salvation Army Brings Out Red Kettles, Pleas For Early Donations
• Houston Police Chase Of Stolen Car Ends In Deadly Crash
• Two Charged With Murder In Fatal I-80 Freeway Shooting
• Wawa Breaks Ground In Lower Bucks County On Its First-Ever Drive-thru Store
• Michigan Senate OKs More Time To Process Absentee Ballots
• Western Wildfires Smoke Creating Haze Over New England
• Man Wanted For Attempted Sex Assault And Kidnapping In El Paso County
• Pelosi wants House to stay in session until COVID deal reached
• 'Mother God's' Followers and Alleged Victims Face Off
• Allen Police Find Missing 10-Year-Old Marcus Angus
• "Certified young person" Paul Rudd, 51, tells millennials to wear masks
• Reports: MLB, Players Union Postseason Agreement Features Neutral-Site Bubbles & Globe Life World Series
• Pittsburgh Steelers Coach Mike Tomlin Supports Alejandro Villanueva Wearing Military Veteran's Name On Helmet, Covering Antwon Rose Jr.
• Suspect Wanted For McDonald's Drive-Thru Robbery In Anne Arundel County, Police Say
• Road Closures, SEPTA Changes Expected Ahead Of President Trump's Visit Tuesday
• First Free Coronavirus Testing Site In Western Pa. Opens
• Licensed Childcare Providers In LA County Eligible For $40,000 Coronavirus Relief Grants
• Study: California Among Top 10 States With Most COVID Restrictions
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Appealing Federal Judge Ruling That Called Pandemic Shutdown Order Unconstitutional
• Zoo Miami Reopens To Visitors
• Gov. Wolf Says He Won't Heed Republicans' 'Irresponsible Demands' After Judge Rules Against Virus Restrictions
• Why It's Hard To Find Paper Towels Again
• Police Identify Girl Struck By Car While Skateboarding In Minneapolis
• Maryland-Based Novavax Reaches COVID-19 Vaccine Manufacturing Agreement
• University of Wisconsin-Madison Cancels Spring Break
• Smoke From Deadly Western US Wildfires Makes Way To Delaware Valley
• Ben Roethlisberger Joins Elite List Of QBs With Monday Night's 3 Touchdown, 0 Interception Performance
• 'Languoreth Is A Real Historical Figure Who Had Been Swept Under The Rug For 1400 Years': Author Signe Pike On Book 'The Forgotten Kingdom'
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 1,151 New Coronavirus Cases And 6 More Deaths Statewide
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 5 More Deaths Reported As Total Number Of COVID-19 Cases Surpasses 85,000
• 6 Injured In Hire-Rise Fire In The Loop Near Maggie Daley Park
• Westernaires, Regulars At National Western Stock Show, Look To Pivot After 2021 Postponement
• Dr. Oz Investigates Racial Bias At Hospitals And Doctor's Offices All Around The Country.
• Severn Man Arrested After Police Say They Found Marijuana, Cocaine, Handgun In SUV
• Phillies Manager Joe Girardi On Rhys Hoskins Injury: 'We Just Have To Keep Our Fingers Crossed For Rhys'
• Stepdad Shoots, Kills 11-Year-Old Boy During Deer Hunt
• U.S. Sen. John Cornyn Joins Other Senators Asking for Drug-Trafficking Information On Dark Web
• J.C. Jackson Awarded Game Ball After Patriots' Week 1 Win Over Dolphins
• Audio captures sailors shouting before ship capsized off Georgia
• 'Find Us Justice': Manchester, NH Family Still Traumatized After 6 Shots Fired Into Home
• Philadelphia Police: Man Fighting For His Life After Stabbed In Frankford
• NASA Satellite Tracks Carbon Monoxide Spreading From California Wildfires To Great Lakes, Canada
• Crews Knock Down Flames At Oakdale Building; Fire Under Investigation
• 500,000 Counterfeit N95 Masks Being Shipped From China To New Jersey Seized At O'Hare Airport
• Dillon Out To Bust The Brackets
• Depression, Anxiety During And After Pregnancy May Harm Childhood Development, Study Finds
• Post-COVID-19 MBTA System Could Include More Transfers, Less Frequent Trips
• Massachusetts Has Highest Vaccination Rate In America, Report Says
• Plymouth Rock Vandalized For Second Time This Month
• Lego to use paper bags in its boxed sets
• 'Minimal Fire' In Santa Cruz Mountains CZU Complex; LNU, SCU Complexes Near Total Containment
• Pennsylvania Among Top 10 States With Most Coronavirus Restrictions, Study Finds
• 'Paramount+' Announced For 2021 Featuring The ViacomCBS Library
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• Fort Worth's BNSF Names Kathryn Farmer CEO, Making Her 1st Woman To Lead Major U.S. Railroad
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 90 More Coronavirus Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Bowie Man Alhaji Bah Sentenced To Prison For Conspiracy To Commit Murder In 2018
• Lawmakers Ask For Drug-trafficking Information On Dark Web
• Florida's First Ballots Submitted In General Election
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• Report: Pittsburgh Steelers RT Zach Banner Tore ACL, Out For Season
• Taking A Closer Look At J.J. Taylor's NFL Debut With Patriots
• COVID-19 Study Suggests To Screen Recovering Athletes For Heart Inflammation Before They Return To Play
• HHS spokesman says he recieved death threat during Facebook broadcast
• Trump's Additional $300 Unemployment Benefits Could Now Last Up To Six Weeks
• Biden: Climate change means "you aren't safe in Donald Trump's America"
• Board Delays Final Decision On Gun Ban At Michigan Capitol
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• FEMA Ending Funding To Clean Subways, Buses, Schools And Other Facilities
• Police Investigate Shooting In Aliquippa
• Search For 22 People Missing In Western Wildfires Too Dangerous
• Nantucket Sees 30 New Coronavirus Cases Over Past 5 Days
• LA County Sheriff Calls On LeBron James To 'Step Up To The Plate', Double Reward To Find Gunman In Deputy Ambush
• Sheriff issues challenge to LeBron James after deputies ambushed
• Lions, Fourth-Quarter Woes Costly Again In Loss To Bears
• Patient First Opens COVID-19 Testing Site In White Marsh
• Cameron Peak Fire Update: Evacuation Orders Completely Lifted For Glacier View
• Grieving parents share warning as more colleges mull football season
• Teen Killed In North Minneapolis Shooting Was Member Of Republican Candidate's Outreach Team
• Newhall School District Cancels Classes Tuesday After Ransomware Attack
• 'Certified Young Person' Paul Rudd Stars In New PSA Urging People To Wear Masks
• Michael James Trefry Charged With 9 Burglaries Targeting Medical Offices In Columbia
• LA Search And Rescue Crew To Help Find NorCal Wildfire Victims
• After 6 Months In Jail Wise County District Attorney Drops Murder Case Against Rodney Aric Maxwell
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• La Niña Has Developed, Expected To Impact Colorado Weather This Winter
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Up As State Tops 117K Cases
• Michigan Man Who Twice Sold Trump-Maples Ring Pleads In Diamond Scam
• Denver Weather: 90 Degrees On Tuesday Would Set An All-Time Record 
• Universal's Halloween Horror Nights Lives On As It Makes Partial Return
• City Council Gives Thumbs Down To Collective Bargaining Agreement With Denver Police
• Lakers Are Undefeated Since Halsey Created Basketball Centric Twitter Account
• Framingham Issuing $500 Fines For Violating Coronavirus Gathering Order
• Lawmakers, Whitmer Reach Budget Framework With No K-12 Cuts
• Dublin pubs to remain closed amid "worrying" virus surge
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Urging Legislature To Take Actions To Improve Election Procedures
• Book Event: Author Kyle Mills At Once Upon A Crime In Minneapolis
• Eagles Set To Open New Sportsbook Lounge At Lincoln Financial Field As Part Of Multi-Year Partnership With FOX Bet
• Timmy Jordan, 39, Charged With Murder In Mass Shooting At West Side Party
• Dressing for success these days means "Athleisure"
• Dundalk Man Found Safe, Police Say
• Teenage Girl Arrested & Charged With Murder In Texas After Allegedly Shooting Sleeping Woman
• Man Wanted For Killing Pregnant Woman And Toddler In Rochester Shot By South Carolina Police
• Student Athletes Demonstrate In Front Of CHSAA Building, Want Change To Fall Sports Decision
• ViacomCBS Unveils New Paramount+ Streaming Service For 2021
• Bias At Your Hospital: Why One Mother's Cries Are Bringing Outrage And Change
• Sally Spurs State Of Emergency In Two Florida Counties
• Tanner Houck Making MLB Debut Tuesday, Donating $100 Per Strikeout To Pitch For Adoption
• 2 Hurt In South Minneapolis Shooting
• Hispanic Heritage Month: Spanish Harlem
• US News College Rankings: 7 Massachusetts Universities Ranked In Top 50
• Another Body Recovered Amid Wildfire In Butte County, Death Toll Rises To 15
• Swimmers Along Jersey Shore Advised To Use Caution After Man Drowns In Seas Churned By Hurricane
• Trump hosts Israel, Bahrain, UAE for deal signings
• Putin critic Navalny looks alert in 1st photo since Novichok poisoning
• University Of Pittsburgh Scientists Discover Biomolecule That May Neutralize Coronavirus
• Celtics-Heat Eastern Conference Finals Preview
• 1 Dead, 1 Wounded In Late Night Santa Rosa Shooting
• Uncounted Ballots From New Jersey July Primary Found In Bin
• Hobby Lobby Raising Full-Time Minimum Wage To $17 Per Hour
• PG&E Mistakenly Powered Down Plant During August 15 Stage 3 Energy Alert
• County in battleground state braces for influx of mail-in ballots
• Shakira Shaw Charged In 2019 Death Of 1-Year-Old Son
• Former Bruin Anton Khudobin Helps Lead Dallas Stars To Stanley Cup Final
• 46 Homeless Dogs Evacuated From Path Of Hurricane Sally Arrive At Humane Society Of North Texas
• Mass. Team Deployed To Oregon For Wildfire Search And Rescue Efforts
• Cadaver dogs search for the missing in Western wildfires
• Sharpsburg Borough Police Searching For Missing 30-Year-Old Michael Schrack
• John Hickenlooper Runs First Negative Ad In Political Career
• Report: Princeton University Named Best National University In United States
• Fire Tears Through Pico-Union Commercial Building
• 3 Protesters Charged Following Clash With Diners Along Penn Avenue
• Fall-Like, Sunny Skies Move Into Philadelphia Region Tuesday Afternoon
• Federal Judge Rules Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf's COVID-19 Shutdown Orders Unconstitutional
• South Dakota AG revises story about fatally hitting man with car
• Broncos Fall To Titans 16-14 In 'Quiet' Mile High With No Paying Spectators
• North Complex West Zone: Missing Couple Identified As Fire Victims; New Body Recovered; Death Toll Grows To 15
• Boston Startup Creates The Dronut, A Drone To Fly In Tight Spaces
• Ross Park Mall, South Hills Village, Grove City Outlets Will Not Open On Thanksgiving Day
• 50 People Shot, 15 Fatally, In Baltimore In A Week
• 19-Year-Old Shot Overnight In Manhattan's East Village
• Venezuela says ex-U.S. Marine "spy" arrested in alleged terror plot
• Rochester mayor ousts police chief after Daniel Prude's death
• 35 dead as wildfires rage across the West Coast
• Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade will be television-only
• Trump alma mater says Biden plan better for economic growth
• Most Popular Baby Names From 2019 Released
• Trump says "I don't think science knows" about climate
• Syria may only be counting 1.25% of its actual coronavirus deaths
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• Gulf Coast Braces For Another Hurricane As Sally Slowly Plods Toward Louisiana and Mississippi
• Mercedes-Benz to pay $1.5 billion over emissions cheating
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cool Temperatures Continue, Potential Frost Possible
• U.S. again warns against travel to China and Hong Kong
• Astronomers find possible sign of life on Venus
• What do the Taliban want out of the long-awaited "Intra-Afghan" talks?
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• Police: Man Shot In Face During Apparent Robbery Inside Apartment Building In North Philadelphia
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• Chicago Weather: Temperatures Climbing
• Macy's Announces Changes For Thanksgiving Day Parade: For First Time Ever, It Will Be TV-Only
• Former NY Mayor Michael Bloomberg Commits $100 Million To Joe Biden's Florida Campaign
• Mt. Lebanon School Board Member Apologizes For Using Profanities In Zoom Meeting, Facing Censure
• Explosive charges from nurse at immigrant detention center
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• UPMC Officials To Hold Press Conference After Researchers Make Possible Major Breakthrough In Fight Against Coronavirus
• Anaheim Officials Appeal To State For Theme Park Reopening Guidelines As OC Reports No New COVID-19 Deaths For Second Consecutive Day
• Taoist priest's memorial tablets honor China's COVID "heroes' spirits"
• Pa. State Police Arrest Wanted Man In Cambria County
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• Breonna Taylor wrongful death lawsuit settled for $12 million
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• Louisville and family of Breonna Taylor announce settlement in wrongful death
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• Disparities between Chicago neighborhoods exposed with "Folded Map Project"
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• Louisville reaches settlement with Breonna Taylor's family
• Ex-Nissan executive Greg Kelly pleads not guilty in Japan trial
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• Michael Caputo's comments about scientists and conspiracies raise concerns
• Sharp rise in children testing positive for COVID-19
• Trump and Biden weigh in on wildfires and climate change
• Dozens dead in massive West Coast wildfires
• After losing 95% of its customer base, Ondevan Campervan is back on the road
• 10-time NBA All Star and social justice champion Carmelo Anthony launches new fashion initiative
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