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• Wildfires Taint West Coast Vineyards With Taste of Smoke
• Sen. Feinstein's Husband Named In UC Admissions Scandal
• South Bay Business Owners Say They're Beset by Bogus Coronavirus Violation Complaints
• Recycling Plant Fire Sends Massive Smoke Plume Above Downtown Sacramento
• San Francisco Company Offers Rent Guarantee to Small Landlords
• Goldstein Investigation: Some Californians Receive EDD Letters Despite Not Applying For Assistance
• Lawsuit Filed To Stop Homeless Hotel Project In Sacramento's River District
• Colorado Senate Race: John Hickenlooper Attacks Cory Gardner Over Supreme Court Vacancy
• Amendment B Will Impact More Than Property Tax Rates In Colorado
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Report Additional COVID-19 Deaths
• Riverside County Nail Salons Welcome Eager Customers Back Indoors Thursday
• Some Evacuation Orders Lifted For Bobcat Fire, 47 Homes Destroyed
• Mother Fights Off Man Who Tried To Grab Her, Her Child In Elk Grove
• Vehicle Plows Into Crowd at Breonna Taylor Protest in Hollywood, Injuring at Least 1
• Denver Issues Public Health Order Targeting College-Age Residents After Coronavirus Outbreaks At Universities
• Colorado Rapids, Fans To Return To Dick's Sporting Goods Park Oct. 7
• Missing Mom: Suzanne Morphew's Brother Starts Independent Search With 100 Volunteers
• Public's Help Sought After 2-Year-Old With Cerebral Palsy Has Custom Wheelchair Stolen
• Dodgers Beat A's 5-1
• Buehler Looks Playoff Ready, Dodgers Beat A's 5-1
• Some GOP Lawmakers Dismiss Trump's Refusal To Commit To Peaceful Transfer Of Power
• Parents, Teachers Divided Over Reopening Palo Alto School Classrooms
• Neighbors Living Near Morey Middle School Homeless Camp Question Student Safety When Classes Resume
• Potential PG&E Shutoff Saturday May Hit 21k Customers In Yuba, Butte, Plumas Counties
• Coloradans Without Vehicles Look Forward to Community-Based COVID-19 Testing
• People Making A Difference: Mom Lobbies For Change In Caregiver Law To Provide Stronger Safety Net
• Sleeping 2-Year-Old Bloodied By Coffee Allegedly Thrown During Barnstable Road Rage Incident
• Fall Foliage Forecast For New England: Where To Drive This Weekend
• Gov. Baker Activates National Guard In Anticipation Of 'Large Scale Events'
• Adam Weeks, Candidate In Minnesota's 2nd Congressional District, Dies; Special Election To Follow
• New Yorkers March Again To Protest Grand Jury Decision In Breonna Taylor Case: 'Our Lives Are Worth Something, Too'
• Chicago Weather: Feels Like Summer
• Study: 1 In 4 Low-Income LA Households Have Experienced Food Insecurity At Least Once During Pandemic
• Indoor Visitation Allowed To Resume At Nursing Homes In Massachusetts
• NYPD Searching For Suspects Accused Of Stabbing Deli Worker, Robbing Brooklyn Bodega
• Coronavirus Cluster Discovered At Brigham And Women's Hospital
• Gloves Up Guns Down Teaches Kids The Skill Of Boxing To Prevent Gun Violence
• Orioles Bash Red Sox 13-1 To Avoid Last In AL East
• Police: Man Allegedly Sprayed Women With Substance That Made Them Feel 'Dizzy' At Owings Mills Grocery Stores
• Protesters Rally In Baltimore One Day After Grand Jury Declines To Charge Officers In Breonna Taylor's Death
• Maryland Allows High School Sports To Return; Hogan Praises In-Person Instruction As Some Teachers Voice Safety Concerns
• Baltimore County Schools Reverse Decision To Have All Staff Return October 19
• CDC Issues Warning For Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Mushrooms
• Surge In Illegal Drugs And COVID-19 Counterfeits During Pandemic Shipments
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Positivity Rate Declines As Cases Near 122K
• Harford County Finishes Purchase Of 347-Acre Belle Vue Farm, Plans To Preserve Land As County Park
• Family And Friends Celebrate Birthday Of Missing Postal Worker Kierra Coles, Say They Won't Give Up Hope In Finding Her
• Missing Teens From Rosedale Found, Police Say
• Motorcycle Club Throws Party For Memory Care Facility In Littleton
• Hays, Orioles Bash Red Sox 13-1 To Avoid Last In AL East
• US executes first Black man since federal executions resumed
• 22-Year-Old Man From Ohio Mauled And Killed By Grizzly Bear In Alaska
• Denver Police Continue To Investigate Wednesday's Protests In Downtown Denver
• Unemployment Fraudsters Were Taking Money From Woman's State Pension, And She Says She Couldn't Get A Hold Of IDES
• 'Unprecedented Demand' For Flu Shots Causing Shortage
• Hugh Jackman Surprises 10-Year-Old And Bone Marrow Donor Who Saved Boy's Life
• Huge Turnout On First Day Of Early Voting In Collar Counties
• 'Everybody Is Complaining': Remote Learning Could Lead To Eye Strain
• Arrest Made In Murder Of Miami Senior High School Football Coach Corey Smith
• President Arrives In South Florida To Court Cuban-American Vote At 'Latinos For Trump' Event
• 50 Teachers Quarantined After Staten Island School Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Rockies Keep Giants From Chance In NL Wild-Card Race With 5-4 Win
• 1 Killed, 3 Injured In Separate Shootings In Baltimore City, County Thursday Night, Police Say
• Lamar Jackson's Reaction To Breonna Taylor Grand Jury Decision: 'It's Crazy, We Don't Get Justice For Serious Things On Our Side'
• Search On For Armed Suspect In Kendall County; Shelter-In-Place Order In Lisbon
• Senator Dianne Feinstein's Husband Named In UC Admissions Scandal
• Police: 21-Year-Old Man Shot In Head, Killed Inside Of West Philadelphia Laundromat
• Storm Beat Lynx For 2-0 Semifinal Series Lead
• How Did The 'Fans In The Stands' Cut-Outs Become A Thing? Good Question
• Giants Lose to Rockies, Miss Chance in NL Wild-Card Race
• James Verombeck Pleads Guilty, Found Not Criminally Responsible In 2019 Murder Of Tyrique Hudson
• Man In Custody After Possibly Exposing Ex-Wife To Toxic Chemical At Roseville Park
• Man Surrenders After Holding Woman, Child Hostage In Dolton
• Sacramento Woman Gets 4.5 Years In Rancho Cordova Veterinary Clinic Identity Theft Scheme
• Columbia Named 5th-Best Place To Live In US
• West Virginia State Delegate Danielle Walker Says She Was Harassed By 'Angry Mob Of White Supremacists' At BLM Rally
• Some See Parallels Between Breonna Taylor And Atatiana Jefferson Cases
• Breonna Taylor Protesters Slow Traffic On Golden Gate, Bay Bridge
• Allegheny County Health Department Lifts Coronavirus Order; State Orders Still Stand
• Wells Fargo CEO Apologizes For Comments Made On Lack Of Diversity
• Uncle Ben's Changing Name To "Ben's Original," Will Debut New Packaging
• Former Steelers CB Artie Burns' Abandoned Escalade Highlights Pittsburgh International Airport Auction
• Whitmer Calls For Michigan To Be Carbon Neutral By 2050
• Survey: New Jersey Deemed Fourth Happiest State In U.S.
• 2 On Your Side: Despite 2-Week EDD Pause, Homeowners Still Getting Dozens Of Potentially Fraudulent Letters
• Officials Remind Drivers Of Work Zone Safety After 2 Construction Workers Hit, 1 Killed
• New Jersey Lawmakers Pass Bill To Ban Plastic, Paper Bags
• Dallas Police To Get Approximately $7M More Next Year Despite Cut In Overtime
• Baltimore County Students' Artwork To Be Featured In Virtual Gallery
• First Female Black Captain For Oakland County Sheriff's Department
• Oakland County Board Of Commissioners Passes New Budget
• Delaware Man Accused Of Stealing More Than $10,000 Worth Of Items From Acquaintance Who Paid Him To Do Odd Jobs
• Florida Inmate COVID Deaths Jump To 131
• MDTA Accepting Toll Payments For Trips On, Before June 30
• Demonstrators Gather In Downtown Minneapolis To Protest Homeless Encampment Eviction
• California To Ban Sale Of Gasoline-Powered Vehicles, Newsom Says
• 19-Year-Old Charged With Attempted Homicide After McKees Rocks Car Wash Shooting, Police Say
• Protestors March In Detroit After Decision In Breonna Taylor's Case Announced
• Pac-12 Going Forward With Shortened 2020 College Football Season
• 'A Destination For Good Food' - San Francisco Tenderloin Street Transformed Into Outdoor Dining Corridor
• ViacomCBS says probe didn't support claim against CEO Bob Bakish
• Industry City CEO Calls Withdrawal Of Rezoning Proposal 'Disappointing,' Says Timing Wasn't Right
• Contra Costa County Prepares For Deluge Of Mail-In Ballots
• Danny Trejo Teams Up With Foundation To Feed Hundreds Of Homeless Veterans
• Pac-12 football will resume November 6
• Cleveland Beats White Sox For 4-Game Sweep, Playoff Seeds At Stake
• Cowboys Quarterback Dak Prescott Calls Grand Jury's Decision On Breonna Taylor Case 'Disgusting'
• Oregon Man Charged With Having Ammo Outside California Post Office
• MTA Increasing Bus Service As NYC Students Head Back To School
• Meet Rune: Crisis Center North's Newest Comfort Dog
• Fall Graduation Events Unlikely Amid COVID Pandemic
• Rancho Cordova Officer Fired For Excessive Use Of Force, Family Of Young Boy Still Seeking Justice
• Graham releases new details about source of Steele dossier
• 'I Am Sick Of It' – Leaders Get Earful From Downtown San Jose Neighbors Near I-280 Rat Infestation
• Big Game: Chiefs And Mahomes Vs Ravens And Jackson On MNF
• Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Portrait On Display At Metropolitan Museum
• Woman Who Says She Was Raped At Temecula Resort Files $10M Claim
• In-Home Care Company Looking To Hire Around 550 Caregivers
• 'Appalling And Outrageous': Baker Slams Trump For Not Committing To Peaceful Transfer Of Power
• University Of Minnesota Officials To Discuss Delaying Spring Break Due To COVID Concerns
• Natomas Woman Warning Others After Man Posing As Deputy Threatened Her Over Text
• Gov. Sununu Calls Trump Take On Transfer Of Power 'Very Inappropriate'
• New Jersey Lawmakers Pass Ban On Plastic Bags, Paper Bags And Styrofoam Containers
• Joel Embiid, Girlfriend Anne de Paula Welcome Baby Boy To The World
• Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont Announces Plans For Phase 3 Reopening
• Firefighters Stop Spread Of Vegetation Fire Burning In Vineyard
• DA's Office Will Not Pursue Charges Against KPCC Reporter Arrested During Compton Protests
• Santa Cruz County Health Officer Concerned Over Rise In COVID-19 Cases
• Struggling Vikings Need Rookie Justin Jefferson To Develop Fast
• Colorado Secretary Of State Defends Mail-In Voting
• Gov. Cuomo: 'I'm Not Going To Trust The Federal Government's Opinion' On Potential Approved COVID-19 Vaccine
• NYC Officials Threaten To Shut Down Neighborhoods Experiencing COVID Spikes
• Restaurants Should Be Able To Use Barriers To Avoid 6-Foot Distance Between Tables, Group Argues
• Fenway Park Approved As Early Voting Location
• Gritty Has Flyers Fans Roast Him To Celebrate Second Birthday
• BART Board Amends Budget Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Giants Lose 5-4 To Rockies, Miss Chance In NL Wild-Card Race
• The Steps To Take Before Losing Money At A Closed Business
• Denver Weather: More Record Heat And Fire Danger
• Cinemark Egyptian 24 At Arundel Mills Reopens Friday
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Top GOP lawmakers dismiss Trump's refusal to commit to a peaceful transfer of power
• Homicide Detectives Investigating After Man's Body Found In Wooded Area Of Agoura Hills
• Bulls Went After New Head Coach Billy Donovan Aggressively
• Manchester, NH Police Search For Suspect In Stabbing
• Protesters Hit Philadelphia Streets Again Thursday Following Breonna Taylor Decision, Briefly Disrupt Traffic On I-95
• Sister Of Missing Mentally Disabled Harvey Man Needs Help Finding Him: 'How Did It Happen?'
• New Fire Engines Designed To Protect From Carcinogens Unveiled In Sacramento
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Urges Against Rush To Judgment Over Unmasked Woman's Arrest
• Parents Sue LAUSD Over Distance Learning Plan
• Lin Sisters From Queens Make See-Through Masks Designed To Help The Deaf And Hard Of Hearing: 'We Just Want To Help Others'
• Some Parents Resort To Homeschooling Amid Uncertainty Of Return To In-Person Learning
• Over 70 Citations Issued To Businesses Violating LA County Health Orders In Past Month, Officials Say
• Pittsburgh Police: Assault And Stabbing In Allentown Neighborhood Results In 4 Injuries
• Jeffco Schools Receives Infrared Thermometers For Transition To In-Person Learning
• 'We're All In This Together': Local Pro Teams Band Together To Battle Hunger In The Community
• Massachusetts DOC Will Resume In-Person Visits At Prisons Next Week
• Chinese Restaurant Allegedly Ripped Off Twice By Man Claiming To Be Postmates Courier
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Takes Aim At Local Restaurant Restrictions
• Are Unsolicited Absentee Ballot Applications Legit? Minnesota's Secretary Of State Weighs In
• Queens Boulevard Construction Goes Underground To Save Time And Eyesore
• Dallas Teachers Helping Students Succeed In One Of Area's Most Impoverished Neighborhoods
• Pittsburgh Civil Rights Attorney Speaks Out Against Breonna Taylor Decision
• Artists Who Worked On Breonna Taylor Mural In Annapolis 'Hurt' By Decision Not To Charge Officers In Her Death
• UCLA, USC Season Salvaged: Pac-12 Votes To Play Football This Fall
• Gov. Walz Activates National Guard For Pence Visit
• Human Skull, Other Remains Found On Trail Above Lake Tahoe
• COVID In Illinois: 2,257 New Cases And 30 Additional Deaths
• High Turnout In Geneva As Early Voting Begins In Illinois
• Bike To Wherever Celebrates Cycling During COVID-19
• Authorities: Homeless Man Shot In San Clemente Grabbed Deputy's Firearm
• CPD Says Sex Offender Registry Is Back Open, But Offenders Now Say They Can't Get Through
• 'A Bit Of Anxiety': El Monte Earthquake Followed By Series Of Moderate Quakes Across SoCal
• KDKA Investigates: Is A Public Safety Turf Battle On The Three Rivers Short-Changing The Public?
• Oroville Man Accused Of Stealing From Residence Within Bear Fire Evacuation Zone
• Cook Children's Sees 'Alarming' Rise In Suicide Patients, 'Nearly A Child Or Teen A Day' In August
• Drug, Alcohol Deaths Up In Maryland; Officials Say Coronavirus Pandemic To Blame
• Experts Urge Workers To Discuss Holiday Travel Plans, Possible Mandatory Quarantines With Employers
• Attorneys say officers didn't ID themselves in Breonna Taylor raid
• SOURCE: Justice Dept. to File Antitrust Action Vs. Google Soon
• President Trump Wishes Prince Harry 'A Lot Of Luck' After Video With Wife Meghan Markle Urges Americans To Vote
• De Blasio Says He Has A Plan To Bring Back NYC's Economy As Record Number Of Hotels Are Closing
• Tesla accuses electric truck maker Nikola of stealing design
• Republicans Lose Round In Pennsylvania Mail Voting Dispute, Likely To Ask US Supreme Court To Block Ruling
• Pennsylvania Officials React To Pres. Trump's Refusal To Guarantee Peaceful Transition Of Power If He Loses
• North Texas Mom Gives Birth To Baby 4 Years After Her Own Mother Gave Birth To Her First Baby
• After More Than 100 Responses, 29-Pound Cat Named Lasagna Finds Fur-Ever Home, ACCT Philly Says
• National Weather Service Adds Surf Warning To Weekend Fire Advisory
• UPMC Tests Plan That Could Allow Employees To Quickly Get Coronavirus Vaccine
• Complete Overnight Closure Of I-70 At Colorado Boulevard Planned For Next Week
• South Jersey HVAC Technician Facing Additional Charges For Allegedly Spying On Students In School Bathroom
• The Local Oyster Opening New Location In Locust Point
• Orange County Officials Expect To Move Up To Orange Tier As Soon As Tuesday
• Gov. Wolf Says He Will Veto Bill Lifting Some Restrictions On Pennsylvania Bars, Restaurants
• Cam Newton On Breonna Taylor Decision: 'Just Got To Side-Eye Certain Situations As An African-American'
• 18-Year-Old Jaylen Hyman From Baltimore County Found Safe, Police Say
• Indiana Moves To Phase Five Of Reopening Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Food Trucks Struggling During Pandemic Head To The Suburbs
• On Lolita's 50th Anniversary At Miami Seaquarium, Native American Tribe Lumni Nation Wants To Bring Whale Home
• 49ers George Kittle Feeling Better by the Day
• Students At CU Boulder 'Frustrated And Disappointed' By New Ban On Gatherings
• Crew Reach 25% Containment On Williams Fork Fire Burning In Grand County
• Despite Warnings From Tesla, Study Finds Autopilot Drivers Still Aren't Paying Enough Attention
• Maryland Begins Mailing Ballots To Voters
• LAPD Officer Charged With On-Duty Theft At Illegal Marijuana Grow House
• Body Found In Water At Central Park's Harlem Meer
• Fire Rips Through D'Amigos Restaurant Overnight In The Bronx
• Struggling Artists Hopeful City Council Will Allow Outdoor Performances In Public Spaces With Program Similar To 'Open Streets'
• Facebook Sued By Kenosha Protesters For 'Enabling, Empowering Of Militias'
• Some sparkling water brands have PFAS chemicals, study finds
• Facebook takes down suspicious accounts linked to Russia
• Trump lays out "vision" for health care
• Rapid COVID Testing Sites Set Up At Dadeland Mall
• Cam Newton On Stats: 'That's Cute, But We Want To Win'
• New York City Council Speaker Corey Johnson Drops Out Of 2021 Mayoral Race, Discusses Depression
• All South Florida Charter Schools USA Expect To Reopen For In-Person Learning By October 5th
• 5 Years Later: Cardinal Dolan Looks Back On Pope Francis' Historic Visit To New York City
• Red Wing Businesses, Residents Come Together To Help Save Liberty's Restaurant
• Two Brothers Killed In Shootout After Breaking Into Home In Waukegan At Gunpoint
• WiFi Access Impacting Students Across Massachusetts
• TSA: Man Arrested After Handgun Confiscated From Shoe At Philadelphia International Airport
• The Crack'd Egg Sues Allegheny County Health Department Over Coronavirus Regulations
• Cameron Peak Fire: Containment Grows To 27%
• Michigan Legislature Approves Automatic Expungement Bills
• Montgomery County Officials: 9 Adults, 5 Juveniles Busted In Gun Trafficking Organization
• 2 Medics Suffer Minor Injuries After Ambulance Collides With Car In New Jersey
• Hispanic Heritage Month: Exploring The Connection Between Latin Americans And Judaism
• Dodger Stadium Gets Ready To Serve As Voting Center On Election Day
• Contra Costa County Orders Private Health Providers To Expand, Improve COVID-19 Testing
• United Becomes First US Airline To Roll Out COVID Testing Program For Passengers
• Parents Plead Not Guilty In Death Of 4-Year-Old Noah Cuatro
• 1 Person Killed After Shooting Into Vehicle Near Downtown Dallas
• 'You Need Insurance': Family Of SEPTA Employee Who Died From COVID-19 Says Transit Agency Left Them Struggling
• Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Tours Novavax To See Coronavirus Vaccine Progress, Lays Out Distribution Plan
• Dallas County Reports 703 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Thursday, 3 More Deaths
• MDOT Announces Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• Palm Beach Prosecutors Drop Charge Against Patriots Owner Robert Kraft In Massage Parlor Sex Case
• Max Minute: Companies Making Major Strides In Development Of Rapid COVID Testing
• Police Searching For Gunman Who Shot Victim More Than Dozen Times In West Philadelphia Drive-by Ambush Shooting
• Where does the media's portrayal of bisexuality go from here?
• Pittsburgh Native Mark Cuban Pushes For $1,000 Stimulus Checks Every 2 Weeks Through November
• Maryland's Law Enforcement Bill Of Rights Could Be Repealed As Lawmakers Weigh Police Reforms
• Ambulance Worker Who Responded To Lehigh Valley Mall Shooting Says Family Was There During Frightening Incident
• Verizon, AT&T Reach $116M Settlement Over Allegedly Overcharging California Governments
• Long Islanders Looking For Green Alternatives Going Car Free For A Day After Study Says Counties' Traffic Delays Could Double
• More Than 11,000 PA Cyber Families Hit With Robocalls Saying Their Student Was Unenrolled
• County Commissioner, 3 Others In Texas Arrested For Alleged 'Vote Harvesting' Scheme In 2018
• Young Man Recovers From Head Injury To Become 'World's Fastest Human Calculator'
• Jury Selection Underway For Suspect Dreion Dearing In Heath Gumm Murder Trial
• Vote-By-Mail Ballots Go Out September 25 In Broward, October 1 In Miami-Dade
• Target Plans To Hire 3,000 Seasonal Workers In Boston Area
• California Warns Flu, COVID Could Overwhelm Hospitals
• Michele Threefoot, Columbia Girl Who Went Viral For Dressing As Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Remembers Getting Letter From Justice
• 'I Love These Guys': Philadelphia Union's Homegrown Talent Like Brothers On And Off Field
• Volunteer Groups Gearing Up To Provide Coats, Blankets For Homeless Individuals As Temperatures Drop
• Johns Hopkins Hospital's Immersive Gaming Room For Stroke Patients Now Helping Workers Destress Amid Pandemic
• Watertown Teachers Union: State's In-Person Learning Push 'Somewhat Threatening'
• Baltimore County Johnny Olszewski Nominates Former Maryland Labor Secretary Leonard Howie III
• Flu, COVID Could Overwhelm Hospitals In Fall, Winter, California Says
• New Jersey Health Officials Give Out Free Doses Of Naloxone As State Endeavors To End Opioid Crisis
• Flames, Smoke May Be Seen From Suncor During Live Fire Training
• Miami-Dade Police Arrest Raul Mata In 2004 Cold Case Murder Of Teen Stepdaughter Dilcia Mejia
• State Fair Preparing For First Big Tex Fair Food Drive Thru Event
• Police: Young Man Wearing Burger King Uniform Shot In Head, Killed In West Oak Lane
• Facebook Shuts Down Alleged Russian Military Intelligence Operation Weeks Before Election
• Are Hotel Pillows Safe? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Workers Trapped When House Collapses In Ocean County, New Jersey
• Gov. Cuomo Calls Out Mayor de Blasio, Demands Plan For NYPD Redesign As Shooting Totals Worsen
• Vladimir Putin nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
• 60-Year-Old Baltimore County Woman Missing, May Be Headed To N Washington Street In Baltimore
• Pence, Ivanka Trump Continue Pressing Case For President As 'Law And Order' Candidate
• 2020 PBR World Finals Moving To AT&T Stadium With Fans Expected To Be In Attendance
• Mohamed Sanu Says Patriots Were A Bad Fit; 49ers Culture More 'My Style'
• Dozens Of Razor Blades Found In City Parks
• Video Shows Man Shooting At 2 Louisville Officers During Breonna Taylor Protests, Citation Says
• Shooting At Hotel In Fort Lee, N.J. Leaves Man In Critical Condition
• Massachusetts Reports 455 New Coronavirus Cases, 15 Additional Deaths
• Maryland Book Bank Hits 25K Books Mailed To Baltimore Kids
• Rockwall Aggravated Kidnapping Suspect Arrested In Dallas
• Prostitution charges dropped against Patriots CEO Robert Kraft
• Now Hiring: Utility Concierge Looking To Add Employees With 'Desire To Help People'
• 'Still Demanding Justice': Nuggets Coach Michael Malone Compares Breonna Taylor Decision To Elijah McClain Case
• US Attorney's Office Says Small Number Of Mail-In Military Ballots Cast For President Trump Discarded In Luzerne County
• Fall Cleanup Event In Baltimore Set For October 3
• Philadelphia School District Moving Forward With Plans To Return Students To Classroom Before Thanksgiving
• 2 Men Killed When Ultralight Aircraft Crashes On Texas Interstate
• Pittsburgh Penguins Trade Patric Hornqvist To Florida Panthers
• 9 LA County, 5 Orange County Schools Receive National Blue Ribbon Honors
• Trump focuses on law and order at Jacksonville, Florida, rally
• Philadelphia Parks And Recreation Extending Popular Drive-in Movie Series With Halloween-Themed Screenings
• Small Plane Crashes In Kaufman County, Pilot Okay
• Chad Kuhl Goes 7 Innings As Pirates Blank Cubs
• Maryland Lawmakers Announce $5.6M To Upgrade MARC, Railways
• Patriots Injury Report: Andrews Misses Second Straight Day, Uche Limited With Foot Injury
• Study: Marijuana Use During Pregnancy Linked To Psychotic-Like Behaviors In Kids
• Kuhl Goes 7 Sharp Innings As Pirates Blank Cubs 7-0
• Workers accused of building "man cave" under Grand Central
• Firefighters Contain Vegetation Fire Burning Near Santa Rosa
• Robert Kraft Prostitution Charges Dropped By Florida Prosecutors
• Once Again, Minnesota State Fair Food Parade Sells Out
• Rancho Cordova Cop Fired For Punching Boy
• Former Detroit Tiger Denny McLain Offers Up Thousands Of Pieces Of Baseball Memorabilia From His Personal Collection - Many Rare - To The Public, Oct. 2-4
• Lt. Gen. Richard Clark Becomes First Black Superintendent Of U.S. Air Force Academy
• Vehicle Crashes, Overturns Into Arlington Day Care Playground
• Richmond Man Stabbed to Death Near Youth Shelter
• Dr. Fauci: New Jersey 'Well Positioned' To Combat Expected 2nd Wave Of Coronavirus In Fall, Winter
• 2 People Injured When Home Collapses In Long Beach Island
• Bullet Shatters Window Of NH Bedroom Where Children Were Sleeping; 'The Residents Of Manchester Should Not Have To Live In Fear'
• Sanders says Trump is ready to undermine democracy to stay in power
• New Year's Eve Celebration In Times Square Scaled Down, Will Incorporate Virtual Elements
• Verizon, AT&T Reach $116 Million Settlement In California Lawsuit
• San Francisco City Attorney Suing Alleged Tenderloin Drug Dealers
• Amazon launches flying camera for the home
• Allegheny County Begins Sending Out Mail-In Ballots
• Man Critically Injured In Attack Near Union Square In San Francisco
• Max Powers Is Up For Adoption At The MDSPCA
• BART Cancels October Shutdown of Service Between Bay Fair, South Hayward
• "This time is different": Biden attracts slew of ex-military, GOP endorsements
• Wildfire Smoke Expected To Return To Bay Area Skies On Friday; Air Quality Advisory Issued
• Google Updates Maps To Show How Bad COVID-19 Is In Your Area
• Philadelphia Police: 37-Year-Old Man Shot To Death In Broad Daylight In Frankford
• Brad Stevens Has Simple Message To Celtics: Play Better
• Rhode Island Coronavirus Cases Steadily Rise After Providence College Outbreak
• San Joaquin County Jail Inmate Facing Additional Attempted Murder Charges
• Gov. Tom Wolf To Sen. Pat Toomey: Follow Precedent, Wait To Confirm Supreme Court Nominee
• County Health Officials Ban Gatherings For 18-22 Year Olds In Boulder To Slow Spread Of COVID
• Multi-Vehicle Crash Reported On WB Bay Bridge
• Auction Featuring Vin Scully's Personal Items Garners Over $2M
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 60 New Coronavirus Cases, Zero Additional Deaths
• United Airlines Offering Pre-Flight COVID Tests At SFO For Hawaii-Bound Flights
• New Jersey Passes Budget That Hikes Taxes On Rich, Offers $500 Rebates
• Texas Gov. Abbott Announces Proposals For Harsher Penalties To Those Involved In Riots
• United Airlines To Launch COVID-19 Preflight Testing Program At SFO
• Gov. Tom Wolf Pushes For Political Reform In Harrisburg
• Kenosha Shooter's Defense Portrays Him As 'American Patriot'
• Following Anthony Barr's Season-Ending Injury, Vikings Sign Fmr. Broncos LB Todd Davis
• UT Arlington Touts Its Largest Freshman Class Ever, Overall Enrollment Slightly Down
• Glenview Man Sues Illinois Department of Employment Security, Says He's Owed Thousands In Benefits After System 'Glitch'
• Orphaned Fawns Get New Lease On Life On Consumers Energy Land In Southeast Michigan
• Federal Judge Blocks Indiana's Limits On Voting Time Extensions
• If COVID Rates Continue Climbing, Experts Warn 'It Won't Be Too Long' Before In-Person Schooling Halts Again
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 853 More Coronavirus Cases, 17 Additional Deaths
• 'It's Very Polarizing To Have A Show About Four Black Men Who Are Normal People': Monti Washington On BET+'s 'Tyler Perry's Bruh'
• Massachusetts Casinos Expanding Offerings After Limited Reopenings
• North Texas Millionaire Allegedly Delivers Legal Papers To White House To Free Joe Exotic
• Pa. Game Commission Seeking Information, Investigating Illegal Killing Of Black Bear
• Mourners Invited To Remember Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg At Skirball's Drive-Thru Memorial Display
• Maryland Town Cancels Halloween Trick-Or-Treating Due To COVID-19
• Power Shutoff-Ready: PG&E Offering Backup Batteries For Customers With Medical Equipment Requiring Electricity
• School Bus-Sized Asteroid Circles Close To Earth Thursday
• 3 Railroad Workers Suspended For Creating 'Man Cave' Under Grand Central Terminal
• FAA Clears Harrison Ford In Hawthorne Runway Mishap
• Fantasy Football: Starts And Sits For Week 3, Sit Jared Goff Against Bills
• National Guard Requested At Westmoreland Manor Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Uber To Require Riders To Take Selfie While Wearing A Face Covering In Order To Ride
• Concord City Council Gets Pushback on Police Vehicle Purchases
• Rochester Woman Arrested After Kicking Officer, Refusing To Wear Face Mask In Bar
• USPS Defends On Claims That Service Cuts Slowing Mail, Threatening Presidential Election Integrity
• Michigan Legislature May Ease Processing Of Ballots To Help Avoid Delays
• 19-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In SW Baltimore
• Groups Threaten Lawsuit Over Gunnison Sage Grouse's Fate In Colorado
• Eye On Education: Edinboro University (Part 3)
• 100 Firefighters From Mexico Arrive In San Bernardino To Help Battle California Wildfires
• 8 Displaced In Shoreview House Fire; Firefighters Suffer Minor Injuries
• Questions Mount For Maryland's Next Session
• 16-Year-Old Charged In Spree Of Thefts From Autos In Annapolis
• Near Record Heat Will Raise The Fire Danger In Colorado
• Aedes Aegypti Mosquito Capable Of Carrying Dengue, Zika Viruses Detected In Thousand Oaks
• Following 49ers Injuries, MetLife Stadium Turf Passes NFL Inspection Ahead Of Team's Return
• Facebook to reject ads claiming election win before results declared
• Metro Transit Workers Union Authorizes Strike If Contract Negotiations Fizzle Out
• Western Pennsylvania Could See 'Perhaps The Best Fall Foliage Display In Years' This Season
• 'The Stakes Could Not Be Higher Even Though It's Week 3': SportsLine Analyst Larry Hartstein Breaks Down Ravens-Chiefs Matchup
• 'This Is A Day For Eagles Offense To Get On Track': SportsLine Analyst Larry Hartstein Breaks Down Eagles-Bengals Matchup
• 'It's A Perfect Bounce-Back Spot For Houston,' Says SportsLine's Larry Hartstein On Steelers-Texans Matchup
• Police raid finds more than 300K used condoms being packed for resale
• Dead Squirrels Washing Up On A Lake Michigan Beach
• Pittsburgh Steelers Hoping To Have 'Limited Amount Of Fans' In Attendance At Heinz Field In October
• Over 25,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of Sept. 14, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Charges: Elise Nelson Murdered Chronically Ill Child After Tempering With Oximeter, Depriving Care
• CHP Officers Save Boy Who Stopped Breathing And Had No Pulse
• 20,000 Flags Placed On National Mall To Memorialize Covid-19 Deaths In The US
• Baker Tells Low-Risk Communities 'We Think Kids Should Be In School'
• Disney Pushes Back Release Dates For 'Black Widow,' 'West Side Story' Among Others
• Residents Appalled After HOA Orders Removal Of BLM Yard Signs
• Video allegedly shows man shooting at 2 Louisville officers
• Death Valley National Park Breaks Several Heat Records This Summer
• WATCH: Mountain Lion Swims Across Reservoir In Colorado
• Video: Man Holding Gun Arrested At Breonna Taylor Protest In Denver
• Colorado Doesn't Make The Top 20 In List Of Country's 'Happiest States'
• David Andrews' Right Thumb Heavily Wrapped At Patriots Practice
• With Injuries Plaguing The Pros, What's The Injury Risk For High School Football In The Fall?
• Lori Vallow's Former Friend Opens Up: How Lori Tried To Get Her To Abandon Family And Prepare For The End Of The World
• Pandemic Prompting US Parents To Delay Putting Kids In Preschool, Kindergarten
• Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb Keeps Mask Order, Drops Other Coronavirus Limits
• Pennsylvania House Approves Bill To Loosen Restaurant Restrictions; Wolf Says He'll Veto
• Florida Wildlife Refuge To Take 30 Former Circus Elephants
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