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• High School Teacher To Give Away Summer Earnings As Truck Driver: 'Because It's Needed'
• Passenger Jet Narrowly Missed Truckee Homes When It Crashed
• Phyllis Gould, WWII Defense Worker Who Fought To Honor Rosie The Riveter Dies, At 99
• Caltrans Subcontractor Hit And Killed Along Hwy. 99 In South Sacramento
• As Drought Cuts Hay Crop, Cattle Ranchers Face Culling Herds
• Ohtani Goes 7, Hits RBI Single As Angels Top Rockies 6-2
• Search For Missing Santa Rosa Teen Last Seen Near Ice Skating Rink
• Woman Killed, Man Injured In Huntington Beach Hit-And-Run; Suspect Arrested
• Higher COVID Rate Found In Some Counties With Higher Vaccination Rate - Why, And What It Says About The Delta Variant
• Mount Evans Visitors Seek An Escape From The Heavy Haze Over Denver
• Chicago Weather: Steamy Heat Through Midweek
• Javy Baez Hits Bases-Loaded Single In 9th As Cubs Top Reds
• Itchy Eyes? Scratchy Throats? Allergies Likely Not To Blame This Summer
• COVID Travel Restrictions Not Expected To Ease Up
• 31 Percent Of Illinois Nursing Homes Are Not Providing CDC With COVID-19 Vaccine Information, Organization Says
• Cubs Send Reliever Andrew Chafin To Oakland A's, Report Says
• 14-Year-Old Arrested For Murder Of Teen Found Dead Near Train Tracks In Fairfield
• 'We Are Not The Smartest Kid On Our Cosmic Block,' Harvard Professor Launches New Search For Extraterrestrial Life
• Is My Loss Of Smell From COVID Going To Be Permanent? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Teen Lydia Jacoby nabs first U.S. women's swimming gold in Tokyo
• Jones Beach Lifeguard Bitten In Water; No Shark Spotted, But Patrols Intensify On Long Island
• 'Just Do The Right Thing': MBTA Bus Driver Finds Purse In Road, Returns It To Owner
• State Health Officials Looking To Increase Vaccinations In Kids Ahead Of School Reopening
• UPDATE: Winds Stoke Massive, Still-Growing Dixie Fire in Northern California
• Family Of National Guardsman Chrys Carvajal Posts Flyers Around Belmont-Cragin, Offers Reward After He Was Shot And Killed
• CDOT Crews Travel To Assist Mudslide Maintenance
• 4 Miami Beach Police Officers Relieved Of Duty Over Use Of Force Following Arrest
• Jean Louis, 52, Struck And Killed While Trying To Fix Flat Tire On Long Island Expressway In Queens
• Keuchel Gives Up 3 Solo Home Runs As White Sox Lose To Royals
• Pittsburgh Penguins Present Ideas For Temporary Ice Rink At Hunt Armory In Shadyside
• Gov. Cuomo Casts Doubt On Independent Investigators Hired To Probe Misconduct Allegations; 'New Yorkers Will Be Shocked'
• Estelle Hedaya, Last Victim Of Surfside Condo Collapse Identified
• Arrest Warrants Issued For Aurora Police Officers John Haubert & Francine Martinez
• Chicago Aldermen Set To Discuss Anjanette Young Ordinance, Calling For Rules Protecting People's Civil Rights During Police Raids
• Girls Donate Hair To Charity Specializing In Wigs For Children With Cancer
• Andrew McCutchen's 3-Run Walkoff Homer Gives Phillies 6-5 Win over Nationals
• Red Sox Rally Late For 2nd Straight Game, Beat Blue Jays 5-4
• New York City Nightlife Advisory Board Suggests Legalized Drinking In Public Parks
• 3 Million Pounds Of Dead Fish Cleaned Up Off Pinellas County In Red Tide Fish Kill
• How Can People Limit Water Use At Home? Do Small Changes Make A Difference?
• 'This Is Our Fight': From Miami To Hialeah, Crowds Gather To Support Cuba
• Kaylin Johnson, Teen Killed In West Philadelphia Triple Shooting, Remembered As 'Definition Of Freak Athlete'
• 3 Hospitalized After Crash Involving Firetruck In Brooklyn
• Colorado's Rural Health Departments Work With Churches And Social Media Influencers To Encourage Vaccinations
• Baltimore Mayor Says Vaccine 'Difference Between Life and Death' As Some City Neighborhoods Only 30% Vaccinated; Mayor, Governor Say No New Restrictions For Now
• Police Investigating Fatal Shooting Of Kevin Glendenning At Royal Farms In Rosedale
• Baltimore Police Searching For Suspects In Multiple Federal Hill Armed Robberies
• Layilah Nasser Crowned Miss Maryland USA 2021
• Driver Stops At Chicago Skyway Toll Bridge After Being Shot; Small Child Was In Car At Time
• Friends Remember Mack Motzko and Sam Schuneman, Killed In Orono Crash
• Exclusive: Inside The Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct Evacuation
• Businesses & Venues Continuing With Reopening Plans Despite Rise In Covid-19 Cases
• Man Shot In Parking Lot of Courtyard Marriott Hotel, Philadelphia Police Say
• 'Extremely Hesitant' Miami Lakes Mayor Manny Cid Finally Gets COVID Shot
• How a CBS News correspondent's anxiety almost cost him his voice
• Inmate Who Walked Away From Minimum-Security El Dorado County Facility Recaptured
• Police: Man Fatally Shot In West Baltimore Monday
• Sheetz Say No Store Is Coming To Oakland Despite Sign Posted To Social Media
• Bee Attack Lands Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills Star Kyle Richards In Hospital
• Some People Are Seeking Out A Second Dose Of Covid-19 Vaccine After Getting J&J shot
• City Of Detroit Announces First-Ever Strategic Plan To Improve Help To Residents With Disabilities
• Habitat For Humanity: Building Your Own Future
• Americans Letting Gift Cards Go To Waste
• Camping Ban: Boulder Takes New Steps To Ban Tents & Propane On Public Lands
• 17 Cases Of COVID-19 Connected To Faster Horses Festival, MDHHS Urges Attendees To Get Tested
• Former UCLA Gymnast Danusia Francis Lives Out Olympics Dream With Torn ACL
• Rally Held At County DA's Office Demanding Unedited Footage In Death Of Shayne Sutherland, Who Died In Custody Of Stockton Police
• Detroit Public Schools, Teachers Reach Agreement To Reopen Fall 2021
• Frederick Co. Sheriff's Office and Local YMCA To Host National Night Out Crime & Drug Prevention Event
• Minnesota Weather: After Wild Night Of Severe Weather, Heat And Humid Return
• LA County, Food-4-Less Host Mobile Vaccine Clinics Outside Stores
• Family Of Sean Edwards Says Shooting Ruined Candlelight Vigil
• Jet fuel shortages hit Western airports
• CA Supreme Court Ruling Gives Prisoners Right To A Lawyer In Some Murder Conviction Challenges
• Alex Ewing Murder Trial: Opening Statements Set For Tuesday
• UPDATE: Coroner Has Not Identified Passengers On Plane That Crashed In Truckee
• Some Dallas ISD Students Go Back To School In 1 Week
• Former California Senator Barbara Boxer Assaulted, Robbed In Oakland's Jack London District
• Coroner Has Not Identified Passengers On Plane That Crashed In Truckee
• COVID Recovery: Task Force Unveils Plan to Get Bay Area Transit Agencies Back on Track
• 'Go Big': Mayor Michael Hancock Tells Denver In State Of The City Address
• Man Found Shot Dead In Garfield Ridge Near Midway Airport
• Tokyo Olympics: Schedule for the most anticipated events
• Weingart East Los Angeles YMCA In Boyle Heights Receives $500K From State
• Anne Arundel Co. Crews On Scene Of Serious Crash
• Indoor Mask Mandate Begins In Provincetown Due To COVID Cluster
• Shock, Anguish After 5 Young People Die In Head-On Crash In Quogue; 'Just Unbelievable'
• Car Thieves Targeting Country Clubs In Union And Middlesex Counties, Making Off With Unlocked Vehicles
• Owner Charged After Dog Is Found In Hot Car Outside Fox Valley Mall In Aurora
• UPDATE: Firefighters Rescue Person Stranded On Ledge At Fort Funston In San Francisco
• New York To Simplify Rental Assistance Application, Send Funds By End Of August, Gov. Cuomo Says
• Group of San Francisco Bars To Require COVID Vaccine or Negative Test From Customers
• Park Fire Burning In Tulare County In Sequoia National Forest
• Vallejo Police Break Up Sideshow Activity; 6 Arrested Following Chase, Hit-and-Run
• Former President Trump Endorses Ken Paxton To Be Re-Elected As Texas Attorney General
• Power Outage Forces Evacuation of Rides at Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk
• Rain Falls Across Southland, Sparks Risk Of Flash Flooding In Burn Areas
• Deputy Opens Fire During Struggle With Suspect Near Litchfield, Sheriff Says
• Larimer County Flash Flooding: Remains Of 3rd Missing Person Found; Patricia Brown And David Brown Identified As Other Victims
• Invasive Algae Posing Threat To Newport Beach Waters
• New Trial Ordered For Pennsylvania Man Accused Of Killing Wife And Faking ATV Crash To Cover Up
• Eloy Jimenez On Returning To Play For White Sox: 'I'm Really, Really, Really, Really... Excited!'
• Britney Spears Attorney Seeks To Oust Singer's Father As Conservator
• Pink offers to pay bikini bottoms fine given to beach handball team
• Katie Zaferes Of Hampstead Wins Bronze Medal In Women's Triathlon At Tokyo Games
• Tri-State Governors Making Push To Boost COVID Vaccination Rates As Delta Variant Spreads
• NH Sgt. Michael Verrocchi Reaches Plea Deal On 2012 Pursuit Case
• COVID Cases, Hospitalizations Continue Upward Trend In OC
• 72-Year-Old Fargo Woman Killed In Douglas County Crash
• 2 People Shot At Bar In Downtown Turlock
• COVID Vaccine: Proof of Vaccinations or Weekly Testing to be Required For State Employees, Health Care Workers
• Firefighter Injured, Suspect in Custody in Connection with South San Jose House Fire
• Crestview Towers Residents Being Allowed To Slowly Return To Move Out Belongings
• Dallas County Says COVID-19 Hospitalizations In Region Have Quadrupled In 1 Month
• COVID In MN: MDH Commissioner Says State Is Entering 'Critical Transition Phase'
• Schizophrenia Linked To Marijuana Use Disorder Is On The Rise, Study Finds
• Vikings Sign WR Dede Westbrook, Waive Rookie Jaylen Twyman, Who Was Shot 4 Times
• Denver Weather: Break From Moisture, Not From The Heat
• Monoclonal Antibodies A 'Game Changer' For Those With COVID-19, Says North Texas Doctor
• Millions Still Waiting For 2020 Tax Refund
• With Trade Deadline Looming, Javy Baez Spends Day With Youngest Cubs Fans At Pro Camp In Rosemont
• Man Receives 1st Total Wrist Replacement Decades In The Making
• More Road Closures Take Effect Monday Night In Preparation For Lollapalooza
• Mars Area School Board Seeks To Promote Patriotism In School District While Banning Controversial Social Theories
• Current Cowboys And Former Big 12 Players Weigh In On UT And OU's Planned Move To SEC
• Mac's Bar-B-Que Closes Doors After 66 Years In Dallas
• Dana Mulhauser Announced As Chief Of Independent Investigations Unit
• Many Upset That Joe DiMaggio Statue Is Gone From Plaza In Little Italy; Sports Hall Of Fame Says It's Theirs And Has Moved With Them
• New York City, State Of California To Require COVID Vaccinations Or Weekly Tests For Government Workers; Could Chicago Follow Suit?
• New Stanton Planning Commission Gives Greenlight To Plans For Massive Distribution Center
• DuPage, Will Counties Flagged As COVID-19 Hot Zones As Cases Rise Once More
• Plano Man Christian Quezada Beaten, Found Dead On Beach In Puerto Rico
• Former US Sen. Barbara Boxer Robbed In Oakland
• Piedmont Couple Killed In Horrific Minnesota Accident
• Shake-A-Leg Celebrates 31 Years Of Making Miami One Of The Most Accessible Cities
• Luis Rodriguez Arrested In Murder Of 13-Year-Old Girl In Frankford, Police Say
• 'Driest I've Ever Seen It': Officials Urge Caution During Unusually Dangerous Fire Season
• Texas Lawmakers Want To Require Legislative Approval Before Universities Can Switch Athletic Conferences
• Students adapt wheelchair for teacher's husband and baby
• Allegheny County Workers Return To Office As Questions Swirl For Some Employees
• Maryland Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Warning For Portions Of Maryland
• Experts Say Temperature Has A Huge Impact On Sleep
• Former Dallas Firefighter And Daughter-In-Law Both Die Of COVID-19 On Saturday
• Police Do No Suspect Foul Play In Body Found In Hazelwood
• Toxic algae bloom on Florida's coast ravages marine life
• LA County COVID Hospitalizations Nearly Double In 2 Weeks, Health Officials Continue To Urge Vaccination
• Team USA off to slow start at Tokyo Olympics
• Cuban Who Fled Island Nation In 90s Says Today's Anti-Regime Demonstrations Are 'Something Like I Never Seen Before'
• Florida Keys Want Lobster Catchers To Protect Resources, Be Safe
• Miami To Mark 125th Anniversary With Six Day Celebration
• 'The World Needs More Toms': Friends, Coworkers Remember Tom Royds, Firefighter Killed In Schuylkill Crash
• Texan Ricky Ramirez Charged With Murder In Fatal Shooting At Burnsville Hotel
• 5 Stowaways On Cargo Ship Jump Overboard In Attempt To Flee Officers In Delaware County, Officials Say
• 'I Feel Unsafe' Morgan Park Residents Upset About Trash Covering Vacant Lot, Say No One Is Listening To Them
• 'Profiteering Off Misinformation': Newsom Lashes Out At Conservatives For Politicizing Vaccines, Trades Shots Over Twitter With Marjorie Taylor-Greene
• Goats Let Loose In Frick Park To Munch On Unwanted Vegetation
• Florida DEO Warns Unemployment Website Targeted By Cyberattack
• As online education grows, the business of cheating is booming
• Paterson Man Hit By Stray Bullet While Sleeping In Bed
• National Center For Missing Children & Exploited Children Searching For Missing 16-Year-Old from Tennessee, Possible Possibly In Essex
• Family Of Woman Killed In Weymouth Hit-And-Run Wants 'Closure And Justice'
• West Metro Fire Crews Officially Welcome Engine 2 Into the Fleet
• Small Town Community Steps Up To Help Crews Battle Massive Grain Bin Fire
• Rep. John Thompson's Wife Denies Domestic Abuse Allegations; Trump Supporter Arrested At Press Conference
• Hoag Hospital Receives $3M From Iacocca Family Foundation To Expand Type 1 Diabetes Program
• Handicap-Accessible Tree House For Kids Being Installed At Stanley Marketplace
• Can't miss deals from the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale 2021
• Report: Pittsburgh Penguins' Mike Sullivan To Be Named Head Coach Of U.S. Hockey Team For 2022 Winter Olympics
• Police Searching For Karla Argueta & Audree Guevara, Two Young Girls Missing In Hialeah
• Advocates Call On Lawmakers To Stop Transfers Of Homeless People From Hotels To Shelters
• Whole Foods Thief Steals $1,300 Worth Of Wine, Seafood
• $1 Million Powerball Ticket Sold At Camden County Liquor Store
• Extreme Heat, Dry Summers Main Cause Of Tree Deaths In Colorado's Subalpine Forests
• Driver Alan Rodriguez-Paz Crashes On I-70 After Hit-And-Run Collisions, Pursuit
• UPDATE: FBI Joins Law Enforcement Effort to Curb Crime in Oakland's Chinatown
• Crews Will Continue To Work On Clinton Grain Bin Fire Scene Through Tuesday, Sheriff Says
• Final victim in condo collapse identified as death toll rises to 98
• Delaware State Rep. Gerald Brady Won't Seek Reelection After Using Anti-Asian Slur
• 'Libertad': Thousands March In DC To Demand Change & Show Support For Freedom Fighters In Cuba
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Announces 'Cry For Freedom' To Take Place At Bayfront Park In Support Of Cuba, Venezuela & Nicaragua
• CDOT Using New Technology To Monitor Traffic, Reduce Congestion
• New York City Begins Offering COVID Vaccine To Students, Parents & Staff At Summer Rising Sites
• New South Florida COVID-19 Test Sites Open As Cases Increase At An Alarming Rate
• New Jersey Parent Group Pushing For Virtual Schooling Option, But Gov. Murphy Not Budging
• Parker County Man Accused Of Having Hundreds Of Pornographic Images Of Kids 6 To 12 On His Devices
• 100 Organizations Support Ban On Sale Of Flavored Tobacco Products In Denver
• Rachael Rollins Nominated To Be U.S. Attorney For Massachusetts
• Bruins Don't Make Qualifying Offer To Nick Ritchie, Who Becomes Unrestricted Free Agent
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 3-Day Total Of 1,696 New Cases, 7 Additional Deaths
• Camp Dolphins 2021: A Look Ahead At The Miami Dolphins Offense
• Munhall Firefighters Rescue Puppy Stuck In Vent
• Massachusetts Reports 1,243 New COVID-19 Cases, 7 Additional Deaths Over 3 Days
• Pittsburgh Penguins Extend Qualifying Offer To Forward Zach Aston-Reese
• COVID: Marjorie Taylor Greene Lashes Out at Newsom on Twitter After Anti-Vax Criticism
• Sheriff: Joshua Chimarusti Arrested For Firing Shots At Ventura County Firehawk Helicopter
• WATCH: Tense Moments As Coast Guard Rescues 7 People From Fishing Boat Off Coast Of Cape May
• NBA star Luka Doncic scores 48 points in Olympics debut
• LeVar Burton To Debut As 'Jeopardy!' Guest-Host Beginning Monday Evening
• PennDOT Permanently Closing Ramp From Freeport Rd. To Highland Park Bridge
• Vikings Training Camp 2021: What Fans Need To Know Before Going
• Man Accused Of Beating Dog In Ross Twp. Motel Parking Lot Charged
• Subway Service Resumes With Delays In Queens After Power Problem Shut Down E, F, M, R Lines
• Irving Firefighters Battle 2-Alarm House Fire
• Lightfoot Warns Mask Mandate, Other COVID Rules Could Return If Cases Spike Again, But No Hesitation With Hosting Lollapalooza This Weekend
• San Francisco Fire Victim Critical After Rescue From Larkin Street Building
• California To Require All State And Health Care Workers To Provide Proof Of COVID Vaccination, Or Do Weekly Testing
• 18-Year-Old Man Shot In Head At Shissler Recreation Center Basketball Court In Fishtown, Police Say
• Maryland Tax Free Week Returns Aug. 8-14
• Driver Dead, Passenger Remains Hospitalized After Weekend Crash That Took Down Power Lines In Waukegan
• Four People Killed In Suspected DUI Crashes Over The Weekend
• Tickets To The Rolling Stones At SoFi Stadium In October Go On Sale Friday
• National Weather Service To Begin Sending Destructive Damage Alerts
• Maryland Releases Data On Staff Vaccination Rates At Nursing Homes, Rank Best & Worst
• Police: Teen Wore All Black, Ski Mask As He Fired At Group On South Side
• Kiké Hernandez Named AL Player Of The Week
• Delta variant threatens leisure and hospitality businesses
• Enbridge Removes Anchor From Michigan's Straits Of Mackinac
• Police: Woman Sexually Assaulted, Robbed After Being Thrown Down Stairs In Williamsburg
• Dallas Police Investigate Homicide In Cafe Parking Lot
• Broward County Residents File Lawsuit Challenging Florida's Unemployment Money Halt
• North Texas' Patriot PAWS Have Service Dogs In Training Fulfilling Additional Purpose
• McCarthy derides Kinzinger and Cheney as "Pelosi Republicans"
• VA requiring all medical staff to get vaccinated
• Trump ally Thomas Barrack pleads not guilty in foreign lobbying case
• U.S. travel restrictions are staying in place
• Minnesota Adopts Clean Car Standards In Push For More Electric Car Availability; Gov. Walz Calls It 'A Win Across The Board'
• Jobless Florida residents sue to get their federal pandemic benefits back
• U.S. health care workers must get vaccinated, med groups say
• Bear Cub Injured In Tamarack Fire To Be Rehabilitated
• Gulf Coast Tick, Native To Southeastern US, Found In Suburban Chicago
• Oakmont Police: Man Says Slurs Were Used Against Him During Alleged Assault
• Tamarack Fire: Badly Burned Bear Cub Rescued In Markleeville; Blaze 45 Percent Contained; Alpine County Evacuation Orders Lifted
• Major Medical Groups Call For Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccines For Health Care Workers
• Sloan's Lake Looks A Little Better Thanks To Volunteer Weekend Cleanup
• Michigan State Police Canine Killed In Collision With Suspect Vehicle
• Major League Rugby Championship Featuring Rugby ATL Against L.A. Giltinis On CBS Sunday August 1
• Pittsburgh Pirates Trade Adam Frazier To San Diego Padres
• San Mateo Co.: Masks Required at County Facilities Due to Rise in Covid Cases
• Police Track Down Puppy Stolen In Broad Daylight From Wellesley Home
• Mack Motzko, Son Of Gophers Men's Hockey Coach, Dies In Orono Crash
• Driver Arraigned On OUI Charges For Deadly Crash Where Car Landed Upside In Water Off I-95
• Darnell Jackson Charged In Murder-For-Hire Plot Spoiled By Authorities In Philadelphia
• Mac Jones Has Funny Reaction To Madden Rating For Breaking Tackles
• Suspect Shot, Killed By Officers In West LA
• 16th Street Pedestrian Bridge Closed This Week For Maintenance
• 21-Year-Old Man From Lincoln Park Dies In Fall At Pictured Rocks Park
• Fire Breaks Out At Watermere At Frisco Independent Senior Living Community, No One Hurt
• Warming rivers in U.S. West killing fish, imperiling industry
• Woman's body found, believed to be missing UVA lecturer
• The Pleasant Bar In Pleasant Hills Reopens Months After Fire
• Police: Man Wanted For Exposing Himself On Subway Platform In Harlem
• Red Wings Re-Sign Marc Staal
• Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Focuses On COVID Vaccine, Homelessness In State Of The City
• Democrats aim for clean energy standards via the federal budget
• Minnesotans At The Olympics: Who's Bringing Home Gold?
• The Frick Pittsburgh Ending Timed Ticket Restrictions Tuesday
• CPD Supt. Brown Blames Crime Wave On Courts For Releasing Offenders; 'Why Are You Releasing Violent People?'
• Kern County Sheriff's Deputy Phillip Campas Killed, Another Wounded In Wasco Standoff
• Man, 40, Killed In Stockton Hit-And-Run
• Barricade Situation Cleared In West Philadelphia After Home Invasion, Police Say
• Hamtramck Will Provide Ballots In Bengali Language
• Aaron Rodgers Reportedly Plans To Play For Packers This Season
• SEE IT: Mike Tyson's Former Maryland Home Sells For $4.57M Setting Record At Congressional Country Club
• 5 Die, Including Sheriff's Deputy, In Shootings At Central California Home

• Memorial Healthcare System Tightens Visitation Restrictions As COVID-19 Cases Climb
• Ohio Health Officials Won't Mandate Mask-Wearing In Schools
• Less Than 24% Of Marylanders Remain Unvaccinated As Delta Covid Variant Continues To Spread
• Conviction Upheld In Florida Man's 'Horrific' Sex Trafficking Crimes
• Kern County Sheriff's Deputy Phillip Campas Killed, Another Wounded In Wasco Standoff
• Weightlifter wins Philippines' first-ever Olympic gold medal
• Dixie Fire Paramedics Staying At Redding Hotel Rescue Boy From Drowning At Hotel's Pool
• Family Asks For Help To Evacuate Minneapolis Boy, 11, From East African Hospital
• 10-Year-Old Ryann Carter Reunited With Family After Going Missing
• Michael Clark Files Lawsuit Against Idaho Springs Police Officer Nicholas Hanning, City For Civil Rights Violations After Being Tased
• First Responders Assigned To Dixie Fire Rescue Boy From Drowning At Redding Hotel
• Man Fatally Shoots Pregnant Ex-Wife, Man At Houston Soccer Field
• Search Suspended For Woman Possibly Missing In Ocean Near Santa Monica Pier
• Sheriff: 4 Dead, Including 2 Children, In Le Sueur County Crash
• Dr. Anthony Fauci Says US Headed In 'Wrong Direction' On COVID-19
• Parents Rally On Staten Island, Call On NYC To Lift Mask Mandate For Public School Students This Fall
• 5 Firefighters Suffer Heat-Related Injuries Battling Coney Island Blaze
• Snow Leopard At San Diego Zoo Tests Positive For COVID-19, In Quarantine With 3 Other Leopards
• Cuomo Announces $15 Million To Community Organizations To Help COVID Vaccination Efforts
• Get Ready For Camp Dolphins 2021 On CBS4, Your Official Dolphins Station
• Gov. Lamont Urges Student Athletes To Get Vaccinated Now: 'It's Not Just About You. It's About All The People You're In Contact With'
• Family Puzzled Over Missing Tree; CMU Says New One Coming
• Masks Now Required Inside OC Courthouse As COVID Cases Rise
• Shooting Outside Pat's Steaks In South Philadelphia Was Self-Defense, Paul Burkert's Attorney Says
• Red Sox To Celebrate Disability Awareness Night At Fenway Park
• Overturned Truck Snarls Traffic On The BQE
• As COVID cases surge, unvaccinated patients urge others to get shot
• New Deputy K-9 Sammi Joins The Ranks Of Washington County Sheriff's Office
• Interim Broward Schools Superintendent Vickie Cartwright To Make $275K, Starts August 2
• Cleanup Continues After 130-Year-Old Water Main Breaks, Sends Water Gushing Down Street In Queen Village
• Damian Lillard, Bradley Beal? Bleacher Report's Jake Fischer Breaks Down Possible Ben Simmons Trades As Rumors Continue
• Saint Sabina Church Using $25,000 Donation For Gun Buyback Program Targeting Chicago Youths
• Community First Medical Center Nurses Hold One-Day Strike
• Warming River Water Killing Young Salmon Fry, Imperiling Industry
• Man Robbed At Gunpoint In West Loop
• Coral Gables Condo Took Emergency Measures After Being Deemed Unsafe, Residents Don't Have To Evacuate
• COVID In Minnesota: 424 New Cases, 3 More Deaths Reported As Delta Variant Continues To Spread
• Chris Hogan Working Out With Saints After Stint In Premiere Lacrosse League
• Real Estate: Texas In Middle Of 'Record-Breaking Summer Selling Season'
• Child Airlifted To Hospital After Modesto Crash Involving Deputy
• Photographer Catches Rare Roseate Spoonbills In Cumberland County
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 3-Day Total Of 176 New Cases, No Additional Deaths
• Surfside Collapse: A Look At Those Identified
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Fueled By The Delta Variant, COVID Cases Rise Again Monday As Positivity Rate Climbs Over 2%
• 7 At Candlelight Vigil In Detroit Shot In Drive-By Incident
• Harper College Offers 1,000 Full Tuition Scholarships, Deadline To Apply Is August 8
• Backyard Gathering Turns Bloody, Disgruntled Guest Killed By Bricks After Shooting Others 
• Broadcaster apologizes for offensive images during Olympics
• Two 16-Year-Old Boys Charged In Fatal Shooting Of Clark Hohrein In Baltimore
• Eagles Rumors: Birds Likely To Be 'In Play' For QB Deshaun Watson, But Trade Might Not Come Until After 2021-22 Season
• Pilot Program For Free MBTA Rides On Route 28 To Begin August 29
• Owners Of Popular Famous Food Festival Fear Deer Park Show Won't Go On Without Help From Small Business Administration
• Car Careens Into Home; Triggers San Francisco Bayview District Gas Leak
• Row House Cinema In Lawrenceville Returning In September After Being Closed Since Pandemic's Start
• Officials In Shiawassee County Will Return Virus Bonuses
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Drop Slightly
• Madden 22 Ratings: Cowboys' Amari Cooper 8th Highest Rated Receiver
• If You Test Positive For COVID-19 Before Lollapalooza, Here's What You Need To Know
• Florida Murder Suspect Kills Self After Shoot Out With Palm Beach Deputies
• Trial For Alex Ewing In 1984 Murders Continues In Arapahoe County
• Dixie Fire: Thick Smoke Layer Gives Beleaguered Firefighters A Break; Indian Falls Devastated As Dixie, Fly Fire Merge
• WATCH LIVE: New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, State Officials To Provide COVID-19 Update
• Pittsburgh Police Looking For Help Identifying Graffiti Suspects
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Remain Above $3 Per Gallon; 'Could Be Less Expensive In August'
• Man Accused Of Trying To Abduct 13-Year-Old Girl From Basketball Court In Brooklyn
• Madden 22 Ratings: Chicago Bears QB Justin Fields Ranked #10 Rookie; Allen Robinson #10 Wide Receiver
• Denied Small Business Owners Frustrated As $27B In COVID-19 Relief Remains Unused
• Decades Later, Police Still Try To Solve Fisherman's Death
• 2-Year-Old Dies After Falling From Father's Arms On Second Level Of Escalator In Aurora Town Center
• High-level talks between U.S. and China end in a "stalemate"
• Pilot Lands Small Plane On I-10 In Florida's Panhandle
• Did You See It? Nearly 150 Reports Of 'Fireball' Skirting Across Texas Sky
• Sen. Chuck Schumer Calls On New York State To Distribute $2.1B To Tenants Hit Hard During Pandemic
• Big Rig Trailer Collapses In On Itself Along Highway 99 In Turlock
• Simone Biles says she feels "weight of the world" on her shoulders
• President Biden Nominates Erek L. Barron To Serves As Maryland's U.S. Attorney
• Texas, Oklahoma Officially Inform Big 12 They Won't Renew Grant Of Rights, Intend To Leave Conference
• Whitmer's Veto Of Reading Scholarships Sparks Voucher Debate
• Miami Weather: Partly Cloudy, Storms Develop Late Morning Into Afternoon
• Bill Belichick, Roger Goodell, Adele Among Guests At Robert Kraft's Star-Studded Surprise Birthday Party
• At Least 10 Killed, 61 Wounded In Weekend Shootings Across Chicago
• Intoxicated Driver Involved In Skokie Crash Taken Into Custody
• Russians ditch space station module, clearing way for new lab
• Tornadoes Confirmed Near Flint, Detroit; 1,000s Lose Power
• Never Too Late Comedy Game Show
• Jupiter, Saturn Visible In Night Time Sky During 'Opposition'
• Royals Over Tigers 6-1
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia DAO To Provide Update On 2 Homicide Cases Involving Transgender Women
• Tom Daley wins diving Olympic gold to add to husband's Oscar
• Colorado Weather: As Temperatures Heat Up, The Burn Scar Flood Threat Goes Down
• Warming Rivers In US West Killing Fish, Imperiling Industry
• Senate negotiators at odds over final details of infrastructure deal
• 'House Goes Floating By': Local Musician Captures Video Of Devastating Flooding In Poudre Canyon
• Investigators Believe 3 Dead In Western Wisconsin Quarry Likely Knew Killer
• Lions Looking For Turnaround
• Police Investigating After 34-Year-Old Man Shot In SW Baltimore
• Shooting, Crash Shuts Down 60 Freeway In Pomona
• 'It Looks Like a Horror Film': Dixie Fire Evacuee Shares Firsthand Perspective As Firefighters Battle Blaze
• The Sleep Makeover You Didn't Know You Needed
• Even Threat Of Lightning Has San Francisco Bay Area Firefighters On Edge
• PTL Links: July 26, 2021
• Second Body Found In Poudre Canyon After Devastating Flood & Mudslide
• Dr. Leon L. Haley Jr., CEO Of UF Health Jacksonville, Died After Personal Watercraft Accident
• Olympics 2021: USWNT Vs. Australia, 5 Things Fans Should Know
• 46-year-old gymnast competes in her eighth Olympics
• Police: Three People Facing Numerous Charges For Roles In Drug Distribution, Human Trafficking Ring
• Inter Miami Tied Philadelphia Union 1-1
• Save big on these workout shoes, clothing and accessories deals
• Horse Trailer Used In Smuggling Attempt Nets 21 Undocumented Migrants At Southern Border 
• Illinois Schools Struggle To Fill Teaching Vacancies; One District Hires International Teachers To Meet The Needs
• July luggage and travel​​ gear​ deals​ for your well-deserved summer vacation
• Minnesota Weather: Another Day In The 90s, Late Severe Storms Possible
• Park Rangers Warn That Visitors Face Fines Up To $250K For Taking Historic Artifacts From Folsom Lake
• Biden and Iraqi leader discuss "new phase" of U.S. mission
• Weather Blog: Hot & Dry
• MyKayla Skinner sends heartfelt message after Olympic run ends
• Fatal Fremont Hit-and-Run Crash Victim's Son Speaks; Police Search for Driver
• Michigan Matters: Auto Companies & Shows Forging New Paths Amid Pandemic
• New England Living: Learning To Fly Thousands Of Feet Over New England
• Growing Worry In Chinatown Over Piles Of Concrete And Chipping Paint Plaguing Busy Viaduct
• 'Roswell, New Mexico' Stars Jeanine Mason And Nathan Dean Prepare For Season 3 On The CW: 'This Season Is Wild'
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