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Articles from August 2, 2021

• Firefighters Battling 2-3 Acre Wildfire In Lake County
• Public Health Officials Lift Warnings For Certain LA County Beaches
• UPDATE: Shooting Shuts Down EB Highway 4 In Antioch
• Gov. Jared Polis To Request Federal Disaster Declaration For I-70 Mudslide Damage Through Glenwood Canyon
• VIDEO: RTD Bus Driver Attacked By 2 Men In Denver
• La Alma Lincoln Park Residents In Denver Applaud Historic Designation
• Testing For COVID Ramping Up Again In Colorado
• Illegal Dumping Laws Not Being Enforced Along Tuolumne River As Trash Piles Up
• New Teachers In Brighton 27-J School District Walk The Red Carpet Before Orientation
• Police Arrest Teen Suspected In Redwood City Drive-By Shooting
• Congressman LaMalfa Says U.S. Forest Service Is Changing Strategy And Will Prioritize Putting All Fires Out Instead Of Letting Some Burn
• Outage Leaves Thousands Without Power In Novato
• Unable To Fly, CPW Sends Sharp-Shinned Hawk To Pueblo Wildlife Center
• All Denver City Employees Required To Be Vaccinated By End Of September
• Chicago Weather: Warmer Temps Return This Week
• Fourth Officer Who Responded To January 6 Attack Dies By Apparent Suicide
• 'People On This Block Are Hurting': More Allegations Pinned On LAPD In Aftermath Of South LA Fireworks Explosion
• Tuesday's Show Info (8/3/21)
• Aurora Mayor Presents His Change To Homeless Camp Policy
• Exclusive: Cellphone Video Shows NYPD Sergeant Throw Man To Ground During Violent Arrest On Lower East Side
• Study Finds Early COVID-19 Symptoms Differ Based On Age, Gender
• Criminal Justice Expert Says Police Intervention Only Part Of Solution To New York City's Gun Violence
• Bird Feeders, Baths Still Discouraged In Massachusetts, But 'No Large-Scale Mortality Events' Reported
• 'Masks And Vax Required': Some Massachusetts Businesses Taking COVID Precautions Into Own Hands
• Sweatshirt A Clue In Search For Suspect Seen On Video Breaking Into, Robbing Franklin Jewelry Store
• SF Hospital Needs Help Identifying Woman In Critical Condition
• Vaccination Rate Keeps Colorado Hospitals Out of Jeopardy
• Elusive Kitten, Orioles Hittin' In 7-1 Romp Over Yankees
• Nassau County Legislature Passes Controversial Bill Allowing Police To Sue Protesters
• Alonso Homers, But Brinson's 1st-Inning Slam Helps Marlins Beat Mets 6-3
• Gov. Cuomo Reportedly Questioned For 11 Hours In Sexual Harassment Investigation
• Brinson's 1st-inning Grand Slam Helps Marlins Beat Mets 6-3
• Arab Americans in Illinois Will Finally Be Counted When They Get Their Vaccine
• Small Drone Hits 7 World Trade Center
• Broward Teachers Concerned As COVID Cases, Hospitalizations Increase
• Why Are Weeds Growing So Well In The Drought?
• LAPD Officer Becky Strong Dies From COVID Complications
• 127-Year-Old Lakeview East Building Relocated To Accommodate CTA Project
• Companies Have Year To Find Safer Alternative After Minnesota Bans Toxic Chemical TCE
• As Eviction Moratorium Expires, Thousands Of Metro-Detroiters Seek Help
• Miami-Dade COVID-19 Cases Continue To Spike
• Stunt Motorcycle Riding On Stevenson Expressway Leads To Fiery Crash; Driver Who Got Caught Behind It Said She Felt She Was In Danger
• Baltimore County Nears Settlement With Family Of Korryn Gaines
• U.K. Opens Travel To Vaccinated Americans
• Aurora Kicks Off Black Business Month With Opening Of New Black-Owned Business, Kalargian Kid, At Fox Valley Mall
• Arlington International Racecourse Plans To Lay Off 237 Employees Next Month
• Scorching Heat, Strong Winds Brings Elevated Wildfire Risk To LA Region
• Couple Gets Engaged In UMass Memorial Maternity Room After Son Is Born
• Essex Community Holds Vigil For Children Found Dead In Aunt's Trunk
• COVID: Spike In Cases Triggers More Demand For Testing, Longer Wait Times
• COVID Testing Is On The Rise Again, And Trickier To Find
• Rangers Steal Home In 4-1 Win Over Angels For 3 In A Row
• Northbound I-75 Closed At I-696 In Madison Heights For Pavement Repairs
• Here Are Some Important Things To Remember For Aug. 3 Election Day
• Victims Identified In Deadly South LA Suspected Drunk Driving Crash
• COVID-19 Booster Shot Not Yet FDA-Authorized, But Some Not Waiting
• Elusive Kitten, Orioles Hittin' In 7-1 Romp Over Yankees
• Westbound Lanes Of I-70 Reopened At Empire Junction After Mudslide
• 5-Hour Rochester Hotel Standoff Ends Peacefully, Police Say
• Dixie Fire Update: New Mandatory Evacuations Issued for Area Near Greenville
• Joliet Police Sgt. Javier Esqueda, Who Blew Whistle On Eric Lurry's Death In Custody, Receives Moral Courage Award
• Florida Hospitals Continue Seeing Surge In COVID-19 Patients
• Worcester Considers Bringing Back Indoor Mask Mandate With COVID Cases Rising
• North Texas School Districts Grapple With Learning Loss And Keeping Teachers, Students From Getting COVID-19
• Giant Eagle Reinstates Mask Requirements For Employees Regardless Of Vaccination Status
• Sonora Man Caught By Police After Allegedly Stealing Bike From Home
• Face Masks Mandatory At City Facilities In Riverside
• Serial Plaintiff Turns California ADA Lawsuits Into a Lucrative Cottage Industry
• UPDATE: Lanes Reopen After Jumper From Overpass Shuts Down I-580 in Oakland
• Osteria La Buca Joins Other LA Restaurants In Requiring Proof Of Vaccination
• UM, Nova Employees Face Vaccination Requirements
• Car Strikes Ambulance On Baltimore Beltway In Rosedale
• Equinox, SoulCycle To Require Proof Of Vaccination In New York City
• Allina Health, M Health Fairview Require Employees To Get COVID Vaccine
• NTSB: Rear Train Was Going 30 MPH In 10 MPH Zone At Time Of Green Line Crash
• Father-Son Duo Completes Grueling Kayak Journey Down The Chesapeake Bay
• Bears Linebacker Robert Quinn Beaming With Pride After Sister Jasmine Camacho-Quinn Wins Gold For 100-Meter Hurdles In Olympics
• Report: Dwight Howard Agrees To Return To Lakers
• Reddit Post Leads To Good Samaritan Helping Mt. Washington Resident Locate Lost Parrot
• NYPD Cracks Down On Illegal Dirt Bikes In The Bronx
• Amid Questions About ASPCA Spending, Maryland Group Stresses Its Independence
• Dwindling Number Of 911 Call-Takers Has Fort Worth Looking For Solutions
• COVID Surge: Brentwood School District Reports More Than A Dozen New Cases
• US Finally Reaches Milestone Of 70% Of Adults With At Least 1 COVID-19 Shot
• Marlin Woods Officially Files To Run For Pittsburgh Mayor As Independent Candidate
• San Jose Police Struggle To Keep Up With Sideshow Enforcement Efforts
• 1 Dead In Castro Valley House Fire
• University of Maryland Medical System Pledges $1.2M To Ease Food Insecurity
• California Proposition Passed 3 Years Ago Could Create Pork Shortage
• Scammers Targeting Parents Who Qualify For Expanded Child Tax Credit; 'The IRS Is Never Going To Call You'
• USC Receiver Bru McCoy Suspended From Team Activities Following Arrest On Suspicion Of Domestic Violence
• 'Parents Need To Realize Children Are At Risk Of Serious COVID-19': Parents' COVID-19 Questions Answered By FIU's Dr. Mary Jo Trepka
• 'I'm Constantly Growing': Chicago Bears QB Justin Fields Taking In Training Camp
• Tim Hardaway Jr. Remaining A Dallas Maverick With 4-Year Deal, Per Source
• 'Pittsburgh Fatties Social Club' Seeks To Make Pittsburgh A More Inclusive City
• Democrats urge stronger car safety standard in infrastructure bill
• Despite Being Blindsided By Trade News, Marc-Andre Fleury Will Be Playing For Blackhawks; Stan Bowman Says He Was Never Worried
• Bulls Expected To Sign 4-Year, $85 Million Deal With Lonzo Ball
• 2.9 Magnitude Quake Rattles South Bay
• Baseball Report: Three Recently Traded Cubs Homer In Debut
• VIDEO: Vallejo Suspects Arrested After High-Speed Police Chase, Attempted Carjackings On Freeway
• Newsom Recall Supporters Suing To Prevent Gov. From Describing Election As Republican Effort In Election Guide
• Baltimore City Police Seek Location Of Monday Afternoon Shooting
• COVID Surge: 7 Bay Area Counties Issue Indoor Mask Mandate, Regardless of Vaccination Status
• Back To Masks In Anne Arundel Co., Annapolis Government Buildings; Employees Must Choose Vaccination or Testing and Face Unpaid Suspension For Breaking Mandate
• Westchester Police Departments Partner With Nonprofit Hope Not Handcuffs To Offer Substance Abuse Treatment
• Crews Begin Cleanup Of Grant Park After Lollapalooza
• Stockton Firefighter Steering End Of Fire Truck Slammed Into Building After Crash
• Firefighter Steering End Of Fire Truck Slammed Into Stockton Building After Crash
• GOP Recall Activists Sue To Strip 'Republican' From Newsom's Election Guide Statement
• Elderly Man, Woman Killed In West Philadelphia Multi-Home Fire, Police Say
• Westmoreland County Man Accused Of Trying To Smuggle In Urine For Drug Test
• Mountain View Man Arrested on Suspicion of Hate Crime Following DUI Collision, Assault
• Baltimore County Public Library Announces Partnership To Get Kids Free Eye Exams, Glasses
• Two Injured After Stockton Firetruck Collides With Vehicle
• NYC Mayoral Candidates Speak Out On Gun Violence Solutions After Dozens Hurt In Weekend Shootings
• Big 12 Commissioner Accuses UT And OU Of Deceiving, Undermining Rest Of Conference At Texas Senate Hearing
• San Jose Police Release Video of Suspect's Car in 2018 Khan Kieu Cold Case Murder
• Kaiser Permanente Mandates COVID-19 Vaccination for All Employees And Physicians
• Fired-Up Nick Foles Says He's 'Much Better' Now Than When He Won Super Bowl With Eagles
• Mortgage Foreclosure Moratorium Ends As Feds And State Ramp Up Program To Help Homeowners
• 'These People Really Enjoy Getting Out:' Joy Riders Help Those With Limited Mobility Explore The City
• Pediatricians Concerned About Rising COVID Infections Among Children In Orange County
• Target, Cub Will Again Require Some Workers To Wear Face Masks
• KDKA Investigates: Examining Connections Between Plea Deals And Race In Allegheny County DA's Office
• 'It Is Awesome': At St. Paul's Interact, Artists With Disabilities Are Excited To Create Together Again
• Judge Gives Jussie Smollett's Defense Team More Time To Prepare Pre-Trial Arguments
• Jade Carey secures gold in floor exercise at Tokyo Olympics
• Thousands Of North Texas Students Return To In-Person Learning
• Peabody Police Help Track Down 5-Year-Old's Missing Wheelchair
• Exclusive: Victim Of Queens Mass Shooting Speaks Out, 'I Just Thought I Was Going To Die'
• Kathy Griffin reveals lung cancer diagnosis
• Dept. Of Education Releases 'Return To School Roadmap' For Safe, In-Person Learning; NYC Urging Students, Staff To Be Fully Vaccinated By Sept. 13
• Donor Drives Organized Around Tri-State To Find Match For 4-Year-Old Leukemia Patient Ayden Paredes
• Car Smashes Into Newly Opened Horseman Deli In Sleepy Hollow
• Fire Burns At Vacant Home In Vineyard
• Some Chicago Bars And Restaurants Are Beginning To Require Proof Of COVID-19 Vaccination This Week
• 'We're Being Especially Cautious': Chicago COVID Vaccine Sites Are Turning Back Into Testing Sites
• 'A Mask is Going To Reduce Your Child's Risk Of Significant Disease': Message To Parents On Masks In Schools From FIU's Dr. Aileen Marty
• Cook County Offers Assistance With Eviction Moratorium Ending; Landlords Say Moratorium Has Had Their Hands Tied
• Mack Motzko Honored At Celebration Of Life In St. Cloud: 'The World Did Not Wait To Love You'
• With Few Weeks Left Before Classes Start, St. Paul Schools Set Up Free COVID Vaccine Clinics
• Dallas Restaurant Says 'Here We Go Again' Requiring Customers To Mask-Up
• Pasadena Man Sentenced In Baltimore City Carjacking And Murder
• Semi Fire Shuts Down Highway 66 In Boulder County
• Port Arthur Felon Jesus Antonio Ceja Guilty Of Federal Firearms Violation
• Construction Begins This Week On Iliff Avenue Improvements Between South Parker Road And Quebec Street
• Chicago Seniors Give 'A Spoonful Of Hope' To Those In The Community Who Need Meals
• 11-Year-Old Girl Plays Live Music For 'Lonely' Zoo Animals As Visitor Numbers Plummet During Pandemic
• Only In Florida: Iguana Found Thrashing Around Toilet In Hollywood Home
• Zoo Miami Mourns Loss Of Gizmo The Meerkat, Apparent Victim Of Tunnel Collapse
• Parts Of 71 Freeway Closed Due To Brush Fire Near Chino Hills
• DaBaby apologizes for "hurtful" comments at Rolling Loud festival
• Feral Kitten Saved From Weld County Dumpster With A Little Oil
• Video Showing DPD Officer Punching Man In Greektown Prompts Investigation
• Vikings Place 4 Players, Including Kirk Cousins, On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Gracie Kennedy Of Southlake Wins New Car In COVID-19 Vaccine Raffle 
• Thursday's Storms Break Record For Most Tornadoes In Tri-State Area In Single Day
• Battery Charges Filed Against 5 Miami Beach Officers Following Rough Arrest
• Fewer Students Pursue Education As Career Path As Pandemic Exacerbates Teacher Shortage
• Kaiser Permanente Requires COVID Vaccine For All Employees, Physicians
• Arrest Made In Attack That Killed Awwal Ladipo
• Baltimore City Teacher Wins CIA Contest To Upgrade School Technology
• Former Steeler Jerome Bettis Announces He Has Tested Positive For COVID-19
• COVID Vaccine Will Be Required For All Denver City Employees By End Of September
• Person Ends Up On Ramp From I-57 To Bishop Ford Freeway After Being Shot
• Still Missing: Family Continues To Look For Hanson Mother Last Seen In 2019
• 1-Year-Old Boy, 19-Year-Old Man Shot In Gary, Indiana
• 2nd Penn State Student Dies From COVID-19
• Body Found In Northeast Philadelphia Positively Identified As Missing Woman Casey Johnston: Sources
• NJ Court Narrows Rules On Police Stops For Obscured Plates
• Dolphin TE Mike Gesicki, Others, Go On COVID-19 Reserve List
• 33 Michigan Counties Enter Higher-Risk Virus Threat
• New Fibroid Treatments
• COVID: Kaiser Permanente Makes Vaccination Mandatory for All Employees
• Police Release Details On Killing Of Cybersecurity Executive Juanita Koilpillai
• As Federal Eviction Moratorium Ends, BSO Gives Insight Into Eviction Process
• 'Project Pop-Up' Matches Open Store Space With New Owners In Newton
• COVID-19 Transmission Rates Move Into Substantial Range Across Majority Of Tri-State Region
• FDA Under Growing Pressure To Grant Full Approval For COVID-19 Vaccines
• University Of St. Thomas Will Require Vaccinations For Those Returning To Campus
• Itasha Patterson In Custody After Police Say Argument Escalated Into Deadly Shooting
• Car Ricochets Into Downtown Sacramento Building After Crash
• 'Had A Smile A Mile Wide': Family Remembers 8-Year-Old Girl Killed In Westville Crash That Left 3 Others Dead
• Living Life To The Fullest: Local Businessman Thriving Thanks To Breakthrough Treatment For SMA
• Dr. Max Gomez Breaks Down Why We Might - Or Might Not - Need A 3rd COVID Vaccine Booster Shot
• National Night Out Aims To Improve Police-Community Relations During Violent Year In Philadelphia
• Pirates Place Pitcher Chad Kuhl On Injured List With COVID-19, Recall Shea Spitzbarth
• Overturned Tractor Trailer, Fuel Spill Close Southbound Hwy 101/I-880 N Connector in San Jose
• Henry Ford Museum's New Exhibit Celebrates Motorsports
• Thousands Of Students In San Bernardino City Unified Return To In-Person Classes
• Philadelphia Police Learning Effective, Impactful Responses For Dealing With Mental Health Cases
• First Avenue Now Requires Proof Of Vaccination Or Negative COVID Test For Concertgoers
• Funeral Held For Legendary Rapper Biz Markie
• Baltimore Ravens Release More Tickets For Upcoming Season
• Massachusetts Reports 2,054 New COVID-19 Cases, 2 Additional Deaths Over 3 Days
• North Texas Businessman Ken Dunn Killed In Jet Crash
• 'We Simply Have To Do More': Louisiana Governor Reinstates Indoor Mask Mandate Due To COVID-19 Surge
• Matt Damon criticized for saying he used to use a homophobic slur
• Body Found In Sacramento River During Search For Woman Last Seen Near Garcia Bend Park
• Fox Chapel Plans To Turn Mister Rogers' Weekend Home Into Park
• Simone Biles plans to compete in balance beam final in Tokyo
• Town Hall Seeks Ideas For Bridging Digital Divide
• Woman's Body Found Following Boating Accident Near Stockton
• Report: Celtics Will Likely Try To Trade Marcus Smart
• As Eviction Moratorium Expires, Many Worried They'll Be Left Without A Roof Over Their Heads
• 1 Dead In Hit & Run, Police Search For Suspect Driver, Vehicle
• Florida Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried Looks to Update Water Rules
• Eviction Moratorium Ends: Where Renters Can Find Help In Massachusetts
• CDOT Postpones 3-Month Highway 285 Closure Near Fairplay
• Colorado Mother Tries To Protect 2-Year-Old Amid Delta Variant Worries: 'It Feels Like We're Starting Over'
• Tom Brady Co-Hosting Weekly Radio Show 'Let's Go!' With Larry Fitzgerald, Jim Gray
• Woman Claims In Lawsuit She Was Sexually Violated During Logan Airport Searches
• Proposal Calls For $25 Million For Parkland School Shooting Victims, Families
• Low-Interest Loans Available For Victims Impacted By Recent Flooding Throughout Area
• Laurel Highlands Nominated For USA Today's Best Fall Foliage Destination
• Zoom to pay $85 million to settle "Zoombombing" lawsuit
• Carnegie Mellon University Reinstates Masking Requirements
• Colts' QB Carson Wentz Out 5 To 12 Weeks After Deciding To Get Surgery On Injured Foot
• First Commonwealth Bank Hosting Hiring Fest On August 11
• Graham tests positive for COVID-19, says "glad I was vaccinated"
• Inter Miami Looking To Get Even With In-State Opponent Orlando City SC
• Bay Area Joins Sacramento, Yolo Counties In Requiring Masks Indoors Regardless Of Vaccination Status
• Willie Nelson Set To Perform At Billy Bob's Texas For 58th Time In November
• Towson University Awards COVID-19 Vaccination Raffle Prizes To Nursing Student, Clinician
• Progressive Rock Giants Bring Current Tour to Concord Pavilion
• 'Our Goal Is To Be 100% Balance,' City Clerk Janice Winfrey Prepares For August 3rd Primary Elections, Wants Ballots Balanced
• Harvard-Westlake To Require Students, Staff To Be Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• PennDOT Seeks Feedback In Annual Highway Safety Survey
• NYC Gun Violence: Mass Shooting On Corona Sidewalk Among More Than A Dozen Weekend Incidents
• Maryland Distributes Over $6M In Grants To Criminal Intelligence Network, Heroin Coordinator Program
• Federal watchdog investigating Army base housing migrant children
• Several Reports Linking Heat's Goran Dragic As Main Piece In Sign-And-Trade Deal For Raptors' Kyle Lowry
• Law To Allow Permanent No-Contact Orders In Sex Convictions
• Florida A&M Pays Off $16 Million In Fees, Tuition, and Debt For Students
• 6-Year-Old Boy Hit And Killed In South LA
• Elderly Man Fatally Stabbed In San Francisco SoMa District; Suspect Surrenders At Police Station
• Parkland Doctors Urge Parents To Put COVID-19 Vaccine On Back-To-School List For Students 12 And Up
• Frontier Days Sets Record For Rodeo, Concert Ticket Sales
• QB Recruit Quinn Ewers Skipping Senior Year At Southlake-Carroll, Headed To Ohio State
• Air Travel Hits Another Pandemic High, Flight Delays Grow
• Families with an immigrant parent didn't get CTC payments
• Boeing Starliner capsule readied for Tuesday launch
• US Vaccination Rate Hits The Highest Pace In Weeks
• Winds Whip Up 50-Foot Flames In Wildfire Near Grass Valley
• Hit-And-Run: Investigators Looking For Red Toyota Camry Connected To Katie M. Derouin's Death 
• Restaurants face COVID surge — and mask rules — again
• 'Extended' Closure Of I-70 Through Glenwood Canyon Expected As Crews Work To Repair Extreme Damage From Mudslides
• U.S. finally reaches 70% vaccination milestone among adults
• More than 100 state lawmakers to join Texas Dems for rally
• Fight Delays, Cancellations Increase As Air Travel Hits Another Pandemic High
• 2 Arrested In Fremont Shooting Following Police Chase
• Man Struck, Killed By Hit-Run Driver In Santa Monica
• About 250 Pounds Of Marijuana Seized At Texas-Mexico Border
• Israeli court offers "protected" status to Palestinian residents
• New Law Will Effectively End Immigrant Detention In Illinois
• Democrats at odds over extending federal eviction moratorium
• Employers losing patience with unvaccinated workers
• Howard County Government Buildings Reopen To Public Monday
• Senate prepares to move forward with bipartisan infrastructure bill
• Air Force Academy Once Again Welcomes Visitors After 17 Months
• Target Will Once Again Require Some Employees To Wear Face Masks
• Multiple Local Counties Have 'Substantial' COVID-19 Transmission; CDC Recommends Indoor Masks
• Four Vehicles Towed, Citation Issued in Connection with Oakland Sideshow on Sunday
• Premium State Fair Of Texas Tickets On Sale Now
• Ross Township Police Department Welcomes Newest Recruit, K-9 Tyr
• Report: Celtics Interested In Signing Isaiah Thomas
• Canadian Trucker Freed, Says He's Victim Of Marijuana Scam
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Health Department Reports 3-Day Total Of 3,019 New Cases, 7 Additional Deaths
• Woman, 49, Found Drowned At Folsom Lake After Child Reported Seeing Her Go Under
• Back To School 2021 District Reopening Resources Pages
• 'It's A Little Bit Scary': Carrick Stabbing Suspect, Who Victims Say Claimed To Be Jesus, Found Hiding In Basement Ceiling Rafters
• Matt Turner, Tajon Buchanan Earn Honors For Gold Cup Performances
• COVID Vaccine: San Francisco Employers Join Chorus Of Pressure On The Unvaccinated
• DaBaby dropped from major music festivals after homophobic remarks
• Report: Lamar Jackson Statue To Stand At University Of Louisville's Cardinal Stadium
• Seen In Detroit: Belle Isle
• Foot Locker to expand footprint in U.S. Hispanic markets and Asia
• Positive Plague Tests Prompt Temporary Closure Of 1 South Lake Tahoe Beach
• Official In Michigan County Gives Up Post In COVID Aid Flap
• Pennsylvania Lottery Saw Record Sales And Profit For Last Fiscal Year
• Kathy Griffin Announces She Has Lung Cancer
• Money Monday: How To Adjust To A Fluctuating Economy
• Missouri health workers battle misinformation among the unvaccinated
• SEPTA Service Resumes After Officials Say Man Died On Broad Street Line
• Lawsuit against U.S. border policy of expelling migrants resumes
• Wild Pursuit Comes To An End With Arrest In Baldwin Park
• Governors Ball Drops Rapper DaBaby From Lineup Over Homophobic Remarks
• Barack Obama's 60th Birthday Party On Martha's Vineyard This Weekend To Have COVID Safety Coordinator
• Man Found Dead In Vacant East Baltimore Home Ruled Homicide, Another Man Dead After West Baltimore Shooting Friday
• WXPN Celebrates MTV's 40th Anniversary With Special Programming This Week
• Erie Man Jermall Johnson Wanted For Alleged Drug Trafficking Offenses Now In Custody
• Mac Jones Impersonated Cam Newton For Patriots' Rookie Skits
• Child Tax Credit: Monday Is Deadline To Opt Out Of Advance Monthly Payments
• Child Tax Credit: Monday Is Deadline To Opt Out Of Advance Monthly Payments
• Above-Average Wildfire Season Predicted To Continue Through September -- Or Maybe Longer
• Spirit Airlines Working To Get Back On Track After Some Canceled Flights Over Weekend, Monday Morning
• U.S., U.K, and Israel blame Iran for fatal drone attack on oil tanker
• Apple MacBook Air, Chromebooks, more: Deals on laptops for middle school students
• The most eye-catching back to school deals at Walmart right now
• 14 things every college student needs (even those still living at home)
• Summer Music Series Kicks Off In Millennium Park Monday
• Fire Damages Strip Mall In East San Jose
• White House, Canada State Support For New Detroit River Span
• Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald And His Doppelganger Jeff Daniels Meet
• China flooding death toll triples to more than 300
• Bayside Church Sets Up Mask-Only Section As Delta Variant Surges
• Driver Crashes Into Colorado State Trooper's Vehicle On C-470
• COVID In Colorado: Masks Required Once Again In Denver Courts
• Father Questioned After Adult Son Shot, Killed In Kendall Home
• Police Searching For Pickup Driver Who Ran Down Group On Dallas Street, Leaving 1 Dead
• Manhattan Man Shot During Gunpoint Robbery In Kips Bay
• US Postal Service Hiring For Positions At South Loop Plant
• K9 Sniffs Out $190K in Hard Narcotics At Southern Border Checkpoint
• COVID Vaccination, Testing Sites Open At Ford City Mall, River Oaks Mall
• Jury Selection Begins In Trial Of Thomas Latanowich, Charged With Killing Yarmouth Police Sgt. Sean Gannon
• Here's The Latest Plan For Chris Sale In His Rehab Road Back To Red Sox
• ASPCA spending may not be what donors expect, investigation finds
• Lollapalooza Cleanup Underway In Grant Park Amid COVID Concerns
• University of Michigan, Michigan State Mandating Vaccines
• Health Officials Investigating COVID-19 Outbreak At Cecil County Fair
• COVID In Minnesota: 632 New COVID Cases, 6 More Deaths
• Sheriff: Deputy Likely Saved Motorcyclist's Life With Tourniquet After Amador County Crash
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Positivity Rate Rises To 3.23%, 25 Hospitalized
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 320 New Coronavirus Cases In Past 72 Hours
• COVID Delta Variant: San Francisco Bay Area Indoor Mask Mandate May Come This Week
• Northeastern Requiring All Faculty, Staff To Be Vaccinated For Fall Semester
• Baker 'Really Anxious' To Find Out What Happened In MBTA Green Line Crash
• COVID Impact: Rep. Barbara Lee Calls for Extension of Eviction Moratorium
• Florida, Norwegian Cruise Line Fight Over Site of 'Vaccine Passport' Challenge
• Eagles Rookie WR DeVonta Smith Week-To-Week Due To Knee Sprain
• Former Montgomery County School Teacher Richard Scherer Charged For Child Pornography Possession, Enticement Of Minor
• Prayer Vigil To Be Held Monday For Two Children Found Dead In Car Trunk In Essex
• Pittsburgh Police: Missing 17-Year-Old Girl Found In South Carolina
• Gas Prices Rise Again In Massachusetts And Nationwide
• Michigan: 350K Who Got Unemployment Aid Won't Have To Repay
• Millionaire Mondays: Powerball, Lotto Texas Add Third Weekly Drawing
• Stockton Fire Truck On Way To Fire Involved In Crash
• Police: Adrian Quarless Arrested For Sexually Assaulting, Robbing Woman In Williamsburg
• Andrew Beavers, Son Of Cybersecurity Executive Juanita Koilpillai, Arrested For Her Murder
• American Airlines Adds Free Inflight Access To TikTok For Customers
• 76-Year-Old Man Attacked In Bushwick In Apparent Road Rage Incident
• COVID: Famed Cable Cars Return; San Francisco Rebounds From Pandemic Shutdown
• Colorado Weather: Flash Flood Threat Ramps Back Up In The Mountains
• Laurel Hubbard becomes first openly trans woman to compete at Olympics
• New England Living: Reinvent Your Kitchen Space
• Hip Hop Legends Will Headline Concerts In The Bronx, Staten Island, Brooklyn And Queens For NYC Homecoming Week
• Afghan president blames U.S. troop pullout for worsening violence
• State Investigating Common Carp Deaths In Oakland County Lake
• True Leadership: Carli Lloyd Runs Sprints Alone After Crushing Loss To Canada In Semifinals
• New England Living: Making The Most Of Your Living Space
• Spencer Crash Leaves Two 17-Year-Old Boys With Serious Injuries
• Bad Blood - DC's Legends of Tomorrow
• Carrollton Police Searching For Missing 81-Year-Old Man Pascual Rubio
• Vampire - Wellington Paranormal
• Mission - Dead Pixels
• Give Me One Reason - Roswell, New Mexico
• Home Generators Recalled After Finger Amputations
• The Perfect Conditions for Disaster - The Republic of Sarah
• Police: Girl, 5, Dies After Accidental Shooting In Ohio
• Report: Clippers Star Kawhi Leonard Opts Out Of Contract To Become Free Agent
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Hold Steady Following Expensive Month At The Pumps
• UMN To Again Require Masks Indoors
• Detroit Greenway Named In Honor Of Former Mayor Archer
• NYC Homecoming Week Concerts Set To Go On Sale Monday
• Magic with a Property Brother - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• A Brief Reminiscence In-Between Cataclysmic Events - Superman & Lois
• World's Funniest Animals: Summer Fling
• Charles Esten 3 - Whose Line is it Anyway?
• QB Jared Goff Taking Charge In Lions Camp
• 61-Year-Old Florida Woman Successfully Swims Across The English Channel
• Ricki Lake - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• PEOPLE Presents: William & Kate's Royal Anniversary
• COVID In New York: Mask Mandates Not Being Re-Imposed Just Yet As Concern Grows Over Delta Variant
• University Of Minnesota To Require Indoor Masks On Campus Starting Tuesday
• Going to Meet the Gods - The Outpost
• Breaking Points - Burden of Truth
• Go Rescue Someone Else - Dynasty
• DIY With Rebecca Kolls: Easy Zucchini Recipes
• Atlanta massage workers ready to leave the industry after massacre
• Students, Faculty Excited To Be Returning to Classrooms at BayTech Charter in Oakland
• Simone Biles Plans To Compete In Balance Beam Final In Tokyo
• At Least 7 People Killed, 48 Wounded In Weekend Gun Violence Across Chicago
• Man Cleaning Gun, Shoots And Kills 22-Year-Old Girlfriend In Bustleton, Philadelphia Police Say
• 15-Year-Old Boy Died While Swimming In A Detroit Canal
• Crews Pull Person From Rollover Crash Near Isleton
• CAIR-MN Calls For Investigation After Car Was Vandalized Outside Mankato Mosque
• Experts Hope Rise In COVID Vaccinations Means US Is Waking Up To Delta Variant Dangers
• Colorado Little League Softball Team's Tournament Hopes Dashed By Positive COVID Test
• Avoiding Lockdowns Means Doing Things That People Won't Necessarily Welcome, NIH Director Says
• Miami Weather: A Scorching Start To The Work Week
• Bill Belichick Says He Has A Good Relationship With N'Keal Harry: 'We Had A Good Conversation'
• Coyote Spotted In Hollywood Hills
• PTL Links: Aug. 2, 2021
• Crews Knock Down Flames In Downtown Minneapolis Church
• Belarus Olympian seeks asylum after refusing forced flight home
• Paul Flores To Face Judge In Preliminary Hearing In Kristin Smart Murder Case
• Fire Investigators Probe Deadly Blaze In Caroline County Mobile Home
• Grilled Foods And Lemonade Are The Top Flavors Of Summer, Survey Finds
• E. Coli Outbreak Linked To Cake Mix Reported In 12 States, Including Massachusetts
• Airborne Turtle Flies Through Car's Windshield On Florida Turnpike
• 1-Year-Old Boy Killed When Car Rolls Off I-94 Overpass; State Patrol Says Alcohol Involved
• Second-Place Red Sox Have Their First Four-Game Losing Streak Of The Season
• Early Morning Wildfire Erupts On Bradford Island; At Least 2 Homes Damaged, Residents Forced To Evacuate
• Tigers Get 6-2 Win Over Orioles
• State Department expands eligibility for refugee program for Afghans
• Proposed Texas GOP Elections Audit Would Only Look At Large, Mostly Democratic Counties
• Weather Blog: A Beautiful Start To August
• Driver Killed In Tanker Crash And Explosion Which Shutdown I-595 For Hours
• COVID In Florida: State Breaks Record For COVID-19 Hospitalizations As Delta Variant Spreads
• Second Of 5 VaxMillions Drawings To Be Held Monday
• Gottlieb says vaccines still effective at preventing serious illness
• U.S. women's soccer team loses to Canada in Olympic semifinal
• 'Brooklyn Here We Come'; Riders Begin Cross-Country Bike Ride Honoring 9/11 Victims, Heroes
• Man On Tracks Fatally Struck By UP-West Metra Train Near Oak Park
• Senators unveil full text of bipartisan infrastructure bill
• How To Save Money And Get The Most Out Of Back To School Shopping
• 4-Year-Old Boy Injured When Bullet Flies Through Window On Long Island
• Exclusive Video: Glenn Allen Brooks, 61, Of Huntington Beach Arrested Thursday In Connection To Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol Riot
• Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 2 Women Hours Apart In Brooklyn
• Home generators recalled after finger amputations
• As eviction moratorium expires, some renters face greater risk
• Family, Neighbors Stunned By San Francisco Teenage Girl's Murder; 'It Breaks My Heart'
• Florida breaks second alarming COVID-19 record
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cool Conditions To Kick Off The Week
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/2 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Man With Gunshot Wounds Dies After Car Crashes Into House In Golden Gate
• Texas Star Gymnast Simone Biles To Return For Olympic Balance Beam Finals
• From Offices To Restaurants, Companies Are Requiring Proof Of Vaccination
• 'Best Prep Crew That Has Ever Been' Has Something To Prove At This Year's Henley Royal Regatta
• 1 Person In Custody After Man Stabbed On CTA Red Line Platform At Belmont Avenue
• Raven Saunders' gesture on Olympic podium legal, U.S. committee says
• U.S. Senate Introduces Text Of Bipartisan Infrastructure Package
• CDC: 9 Massachusetts Counties Now High Or Substantial Risk For COVID Transmission
• Chicago Weather: Warming Trend Ahead
• COVID In Florida: Demand For Testing At An All-Time High As Delta Variant Surges
• Facing South Florida: 'The Kings Of Miami'
• Simone Biles To Compete In Balance Beam Final In Tokyo
• Dramatic Pursuit Video: Brazen Driver Attempts To Elude Arrest By Driving Wrong Way; Two Attempted Carjackings
• Simone Biles Is Returning To Competition In Tokyo
• 'It's Been An Absolute Nightmare:' PennDOT To Reopen Northbound Ramp To Highland Park Bridge
• Wall Street Is Buying Up Family Homes. The Rent Checks Are Too Juicy To Ignore
• Keni Harrison loses hurdles Olympic gold to Jasmine Camacho-Quinn
• 8-Year-Old Boy Spreading Positivity Makes Stop In Pittsburgh
• Pittsburgh Man Wins Gold Medal At 2021 CrossFit Games
• Supporters Of St. Philip School Send Letter Asking Bishop David Zubik To Reconsider Allowing Enrollment At School
• Wireless Zone Hands Out School Supplies To Local Students
• Police Investigating After Man Shot In Pittsburgh's East Hills

Videos from August 2, 2021

• 8/2: Red and Blue
• Cybersecurity expert weighs in on hack of U.S. prosecutors
• ASPCA faces criticism from local animal welfare groups
• New York City struggles to manage homeless crisis
• Senators set to begin next phase of bipartisan infrastructure bill
• Biden administration calls on states and cities to extend eviction moratorium
• COVID "is not done with us," CDC warns, as Delta variant spreads
• Kathy Griffin reveals lung cancer diagnosis
• Alcohol linked to nearly 750,000 cancer cases in 2020, new research shows
• Rafael Nadal supports Simone Biles' Olympic withdrawals
• Simone Biles to compete in balance beam finals at Tokyo Olympics
• White House calls on states to extend eviction ban
• Delta variant drives nationwide COVID surge
• Trump grapples with maintaining political relevancy
• Southeastern states at greatest risk after eviction moratorium expires, rent debt data shows
• More controversy brews over Arizona presidential election audit
• Doctor discusses what can be done to slow spread of COVID-19's Delta variant
• Senator Lindsey Graham tests positive for COVID-19
• Zoom set to pay $85 million to settle customer privacy lawsuit
• When they tied, these two Olympians decided to share a gold medal
• Justice Department orders IRS to release Trump tax returns to Congress
• Local Matters: New York state struggles to get over $2 billion in rent relief where it's needed
• Senate could pass infrastructure deal by the end of this week
• Alabama family encouraging people to get COVID-19 vaccine after son dies from virus
• U.S. bans investing in dozens of Chinese companies
• Companies delay office return plans and weigh vaccine mandates amid Delta surge
• Senate may pass $1 trillion infrastructure package this week
• Simone Biles to compete in balance beam final at Tokyo Olympics
• Businesses change mask policies amid COVID-19 surge
• Biden touts progress on bipartisan infrastructure bill
• Coast Guard's first female four-star admiral reflects on her journey and the service's mission
• National animal welfare nonprofit ASPCA faces spending criticism
• Professional surfer and Team USA Olympic gold medalist Carissa Moore on historic win for women
• Danny Meyer talks vaccine policy for indoor dining
• Justice Department instructs IRS to release Trump's tax returns to Congress
• WorldView: Wildfires devastating Turkey's southern coast; Myanmar coup leader names himself prime minister
• Lawmakers hopeful Senate infrastructure bill passes this week
• Senate close to passing bipartisan infrastructure package
• U.S. surgeon general on COVID breakthrough cases, vaccine effectiveness
• COVID cases surge in hot-spot states with low vaccination rates
• 8/2: CBSN AM