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Articles from August 3, 2021

• Man Was Attacked By Bear Inside Meyers Cabin Before He Shot It
• Fans Flock To Golden 1 Arena For California Classic Summer League Games
• COVID: SF Allows Supplemental Dose Of Pfizer Or Moderna For J&J Vaccine Recipients
• Citrus Heights Woman Captured on Surveillance Video Before Arson Arrest
• McCullers, Astros Silence LA Bats At Raucous Dodger Stadium
• Police Dog Reportedly Bites 5-Year-Old Boy In Head
• LAPD Officer Suspended After Resisting Arrest By Ventura County Deputies
• Astros Face Booing Dodgers Crowd For First Time Since Cheating Scandal
• Pham Homers Leading Off, Padres Pile On To Beat A's, 8-1
• MadBum Gets 1st Win Vs. Former Team, D-backs Top Giants, 3-1
• National Night Out Returns As Sacramento Addresses Spike In Crime
• Cities Across Southland Take Part In 'National Night Out' To Promote Police-Community Partnerships
• With High Temps Throughout The Week, Southland Residents Work To Stay Cool
• Influx Of COVID Patients May Delay Medical Attention To Those Suffering From Other Ailments
• LA County Board Of Supervisors To Vote On Employee Vaccine Mandate As Growing List Of Businesses Require Proof Of Vaccination
• Drought Prompts California To Halt Some Water Diversions
• Back-And-Forth On Dixie Fire Progress Frustrating For Firefighters And Evacuees
• Cracker Guitarist Johnny Hickman Celebrates Solo Album at Make-Out Room
• Walnut Creek Approves Uniformed Police At Nordstrom After Rash Of Thefts
• Man Behaving Erratically Shot, Killed After Entering Pleasant Hill Home
• Drought Prompts California To Limit Some Water Diversions
• Chicago Weather: Dry And Quiet Tuesday Night
• Wednesday's Show Info (8/4/21)
• Zach Davies Allows 7 Runs In 4 Innings, Cubs Get Clobbered By Rockies
• Large Outdoor Events Like Concerts Remain Safe Despite COVID Concerns, Experts Say
• 'Grateful That I Was There': Basketball Coach Saves Teen Who Collapsed During Foxboro Tournament
• Dylan Cease Blanks Royals For 6 Innings, White Sox Win
• Adell's 3 RBIs In Season Debut Help Angels Beat Rangers 11-3
• New Center Offers Recovery Resources For Homeless In Jefferson County
• Righty Luis Gil Dominant In MLB Debut, Yankees Blast O's
• Commerce City Authorities Respond To Homicide That Ends With Shots Fired
• Polanco 3-Run Blast Stuns Reds In 7-5 Twins Win
• Concert Venue Metro Requiring Proof Of COVID-19 Vaccination For All Events
• Florida School District Defies Gov. Ron DeSantis' Ban On Masks
• NYPD: Body Of 91-Year-Old Man Found In Bronx Garage With His Hands Tied
• Bronx Residents Hope Good Vibrations From 'National Night Out' Continue Between Police And The Community
• Man Rushed To Hospital After Fire Rips Through Woodlawn Apartment Building
• Walker Labors, Mets Manage Just 5 Hits In Loss To Marlins
• For National Night Out In Englewood, Chicago Police Officers Seek To Help Reclaim Moran Park As A Place For Fun And Joy
• Dixie Fire Video: Flames Jump Over Highway 89; New Evacuation Orders for Lake Almanor, Chester and Parts of Indian Valley
• Local Communities, Police Departments Celebrate National Night Out
• Cuomo Not Stepping Down After Investigation Finds He Sexually Harassed Multiple Women
• State Senator Gary Farmer Says Governor's Executive Order Preventing School Mask Mandates Is Unconstitutional
• COVID: Bay Area Businesses Could Start Requiring Proof Of Vaccination
• PPG Paints Arena Recommending Masks Inside
• President Biden Criticizes Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis
• 'It's Just A Matter Of Time': Man Severely Hurt In Fiery Crash With Minneapolis Street Racer Fears Repeat
• Teen Lifeguards Save Man Who Suffered Heart Attack On Dennis Beach
• Why Are We Still Experiencing Supply Chain Issues?
• Potential Vikings COVID Outbreaks Could Lead To Forfeits, Big Losses For Vendors And Restaurants
• Upper Merion School District: Teachers, Staff Must Be Vaccinated Against COVID-19 Or Routinely Get Tested
• Report: Children Living Near SJ's Reid-Hillview Airport Exposed To Dangerous Levels Of Lead
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Fires Controversial Flutist Who Had Spread Conspiracy Theories
• COVID: Organizers In Marin City Working To Combat Vaccine Hesitancy
• New Push In North Texas For Pregnant Women To Get The COVID-19 Vaccine
• Offensive Struggles Continue As Red Sox Lose Fifth Straight
• No New Mask Mandate Despite Surge In COVID-19 Cases, Gov. Larry Hogan Says
• Red Sox Closer Matt Barnes Tests Negative For COVID-19 After Missing Game Vs. Tigers
• COVID: Surge In Cases Creates High Demand, Longer Lines At Test Sites In San Francisco
• Whitmer Recommends Mask Rules For School Districts As Delta Variant Spreads
• Orioles' Bats Silenced In 13-1 Yankees Rout
• Frisco ISD First In North Texas To Offer Online Learning In Wake Of Rise In COVID-19 Cases
• Meow Wolf Artists Celebrate Ahead Of Denver Grand Opening
• Organizations, Local Officials Work To Prevent Evictions As CDC Moratorium Ends
• Automakers Reinstate Mask Mandate At All U.S. Facilities
• Najah Bazzy's Zaman International is Making Detroit a Better Place
• Man, 81, Shot And Wounded In Hermosa Neighborhood
• Cuomo says he "never touched anyone inappropriately"
• Family Of Well-Liked Rocklin Man Found Slain At Home Asking For Public's Help To Find Killer
• Marlins Edge Mets 5-4
• Brood X Cicada Eggs Hatching Before Going Underground Until 2038
• Constant Exposure To Tragedy Like What Officers Saw During Capitol Riot Can Take Heavy Mental Toll
• 28-Year-Old Shot Outside South Philadelphia Sports Bar, Police Say
• Legal Experts Question Miami Beach Ordinance In Case Of Officers Charged With Battery
• Pro Skateboarder From Long Beach, 36-Year-Old Terry Kennedy, Arrested, Charged With 1st Degree Murder
• Fans Flock To Dallas' Fair Park For 'Wicked,' First Broadway Tour Since Pandemic Began
• Boeing Starliner launch on hold after valve problem
• Fear, Shock Captured By Surfside First Responders' Body Cameras
• Steel Returns To Sparrows Point As Wind Farm Company Plans Turbine Plant
• Harper's Home Run Helps Phillies To 5-4 Win Vs Nationals
• Police Seek Help Finding Hit-And-Run Driver Who Backed Over 91-Year-Old Woman Near USC
• City Of Chicago Launches Five-Week 'Hire Chicago' Program To Put People On Paths To New Careers
• National Aquarium Marks 40 Years As Baltimore Icon
• 'Tamarack' Baby Bear Cub Burned In Fire Escapes From Tahoe Wildlife Facility
• Officer Dead, Suspect Killed In Violence Outside Pentagon
• 45 Evictions Filed In Chicago Since End Of Eviction Moratorium; CDC Has Now Put Limited Extension On Ban
• Broward Reopens COVID-19 Testing Sites; Hospitals Ordered To Report Data
• Men Shot, Wounded In Separate Incidents In Baltimore On National Night Out
• Pa. Gov. Wolf, NJ Gov. Murphy Join Calls For New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo To Resign Over Sexual Assault Allegations
• Families Of Dayton Mass Shooting Victims Sue Maker Of 100-Round Magazine Used By Gunman
• Confusion Continues With Travelers Stranded At LAX After Spirit Airlines Flights Are Canceled
• Federal Judge Blocks Gov. Greg Abbott's Executive Order To Have Texas Troopers Stop Migrant Transports
• Protest Calls For Baltimore City Schools CEO's Ouster, Broad Reforms
• Rocky Gap State Park To Welcome Sunflower Fans For Photos Saturday
• Woman Says She Lost More Than $2,000 In Niles House Rental Scam, And Now She Has Nowhere To Go
• Man's Body Found In Duck Pond In Denver's City Park
• Missing Man Last Seen In Fridley On July 25
• Poll: Would You Quit Your Job If Either Face Masks Or COVID-19 Vaccines Were Mandated?
• Disneyland Magic Key Program To Begin August 25 Replacing Annual Passport
• First Human Case Of West Nile Virus Reported For 2021 In LA County
• Roseville Announces New Mandatory Water Conservation Due To Drought
• COVID: Indoor Masks Required At Giants, A's Games Under New Rules
• COVID: CDC Issues New Eviction Moratorium Until October 3
• Baltimore Police, Residents Connect For National Night Out
• How To Watch The Chargers Preseason Games
• 6-Foot Main Break In Dallas Sends Water Straight Into Trinity River
• Los Angeles Public Library Restores Hours To Pre-Pandemic Schedule
• Call Kurtis: Tax Pro Makes $700 Mistake; Who pays?
• Judge blocks Texas plan to stop vehicles with migrants
• Floridians Continue Unplugging, Going Wireless
• Rafael Nadal on mental health and returning from injury
• Vallejo: Paraglider Crashes Into Tree, Walks Away
• CHOP Study Finds Type 2 Diabetes More Severe For Children Than Adults
• North Texas Hospitals' Request For Emergency Staff Denied By State
• Texas deputy pins teen to ground while she cries, "I can't breathe"
• Supply Chain Troubles Impacting Companies And Consumers Across The World
• Gov. Tom Wolf Says New York Governor Andrew Cuomo Should Resign Following Sexual Harassment Report
• 'For All That He Did': Sign Honoring Captain Bill Pinkney Is Gone, People Want It Replaced
• LA County Records Nearly 2,300 New Coronavirus Cases
• Ranchers Selling Off Cattle In Order To Stay Afloat During Drought
• Pittsburgh Bureau Of EMS Swears In New EMTs, Paramedics
• Benton County Attorney Philip Miller Charged With Sexually Assaulting Child
• Zoom Agrees To $85 Million Settlement Over Failure to Protect Users' Privacy
• CDC: Multiple Local Counties Have 'Substantial' COVID-19 Spread
• Man Accused Of Groping, Punching Flight Attendants During Flight From Philadelphia To Miami
• Missouri governor pardons McCloskeys
• Dallas Firefighter Arrested, Accused Of Lying About COVID-19 Diagnosis And Using Paid Time Off For Vacation
• 'I Want You To Feel Safe': Why Some Indiana Businesses Want Customers To Mask Up
• 'I Went From Homeless To Happy': St. Paul Man Named Nation's Top Small Hotel Manager
• McFarland, Monument Fires In Trinity County Grow To More Than 21,000 Acres
• San Francisco Mayor London Breed Agrees To Pay $22,000 In Ethics Violations Settlement
• Bears Training Camp: Fans Return To Soldier Field For Family Fest, Eddie Goldman Out On COVID-19 Reserve List
• Denver Police Officers Hit The Street To Mingle With Community For National Night Out
• Injured 1-Month-Old Boy In West Virginia Dies, Father Charged With Abuse
• CDC Issues New Eviction Moratorium
• Homeless Encampment Cleanup Underway In Azusa Riverbed
• VIDEO: Ouray Mountain Rescue Team Awaits National Guard To Hoist Injured Hiker Off Mount Sneffels
• 'Wave Of Relief': Why Some Businesses Now Require Proof Of COVID Vaccine
• Charlotte Bennett, Other Accusers Speak Out After Bombshell Gov. Cuomo Investigation Report, Call For Impeachment
• Twin Cities Long-Term Care Facility To Mandate COVID Vaccines For Employees
• Lt. Gov. Hochul Says She Believes Gov. Cuomo's Accusers, But Doesn't Call For His Removal From Office
• West Coast Wildfire 1,500 Miles Away Responsible For Smoky Haze In North Texas
• Man, 3 Young Girls Killed In Westville Crash Were Not Wearing Seatbelts, Police Say
• Pennsylvania GOP Senator Hopes To Issue Election Subpoenas Within 2 Weeks
• Nassau County Begins Initiative To Bring COVID-19 Vaccine To Any Business That Requests It
• Man Accused Of Groping, Punching Flight Attendant On Miami-Bound Flight
• Suspect Charged With Murder In Gruesome Oakland Slaying
• 8 Alleged Gang Members Charged In Sophisticated Financial Crime Spree Targeting, Among Others, Uber And Lyft Drivers
• Gov. Tom Wolf Wants Lawmakers To Return To Renew His Opioid Emergency Declaration, But Republican Leaders Are Non-Committal
• Despite Having Its Tools Stolen, Long Island Nonprofit Completes Renovations On Disabled Mom's Hempstead Home
• Five More States Added To Chicago's Travel Advisory List
• Economy Experts In Denver Look At How Several Industries Are Faring In New Report
• Dallas Police Department Searching For Serial Bank Robber
• Open For Business: Chocolat Michel Cluizel Museum In West Berlin
• New Jersey Officers Rescue Baby Deer Trapped In Gloucester County Yard
• Pittsburgh Restaurants Say They Are Trying To Do Their Part To Slow Spread Of COVID-19
• Bridge Repairs Delay Full Reopening Of Martin Luther King Drive
• RSV, Respiratory Virus That Usually Affects Babies, Taking Off After Flatlining Last Year
• 'It Takes A Changing Tide': Hull Artist Turns Trash Found On Hull Beaches Into Art
• Philadelphia Hoping National Night Out Events Build Trust With Police, Stop Bloodshed
• COPA Releases Video Of Fatal Shooting Of Klevontaye White By CPD Officers, Federal Marshal
• Rare Pest Intercepted At Texas-Mexico Border In Shipment Of Fresh Vegetables; First In Nation Discovery
• Hostage Situation Shuts Down DART Station, Causes Passenger Delays At Cops Investigate 
• Keller @ Large: With Rise In Evictions, Boston Mayoral Candidates Debate Rent Control
• Sister Of COVID Patient In ICU Says Family Had Begged Him To Get Vaccinated
• Westchester County Unveils Joint Effort To Tackle Gun And Gang Violence
• CHOP's Second Hospital In King Of Prussia Scheduled To Open In November
• Restauranteur Matt Kush Hugs Hialeah One Treasured Trinket At A Time
• Frontier Airlines Offers $69 Flights From Denver To Los Cabos
• COVID In PA: No New Restrictions In Philadelphia As COVID-19 Cases Rising, But 'Nothing Is Off The Table'
• Denver Public Schools Requires Masks For All Students, Staff While Indoors
• South Jersey Boy Who Suffered Severe Head Injury In Baseball Game Gets Surprise From Phillie Phanatic
• We're Only 31 Days Away From The Anniversary Of Denver's Earliest Snow On Record
• Contagious Delta Variant Convinces Some Parents To Get Their Children Vaccinated
• COVID Transmission Levels In Cape May County Highest In Delaware Valley As Business Booms
• Xcel Energy Continues To Restore Natural Gas Service After Last Week's Outage In Elyria-Swansea Neighborhood
• NYPD: 70-Year-Old Woman Raped At Gunpoint In Stairwell Of Bronx Apartment Building
• Brigham And Women's Virtual Prostate Cancer Clinic Offers Patients Convenience, Efficiency
• Police: Westmoreland County Man In Bathroom Accidentally Shoots Downstairs Neighbor
• 'National Night Out' Takes Aim At Rising Gun Violence
• Florida-Based Spirit Airlines Cancels Half Its Flights; American Also Struggling
• Kendall's Iconic Norman Brothers Produce Closing Its Doors This Weekend
• Wildfire Originally Thought Stopped Beyond Fire Line Now Threatening Structures Near Placerville
• Trenton Celebrates 19-Year-Old Olympian Athing Mu's Gold Medal, Record-Breaking 800m Run
• NCAA undervalues women's basketball by millions, report says
• Jennifer Watson Sentenced To Community Service After Hitting Protester With SUV
• COVID-19 Vaccines To Be Offered At Dallas Mayor's Back To School Fair Friday
• Pitt, CMU Researchers Urge States To Work Together On COVID-19 Mitigation Efforts
• 9 Central New Jersey Town Under Boil Water Advisory
• Ones For Real Estate: Mortgage Forbearance Ending
• Garth Brooks To Assess Status Of 2021 Tour Dates, Including Gillette Stadium, Due To COVID Concerns
• Man Shoots Himself In The Leg At Millennium Park
• Gov. DeSantis Announces Completion Of Old Tamiami Trail Roadbed Removal Project
• Amid Drought In Western Colorado, More Wild Horses To Be Rounded Up
• Florida's Ron DeSantis, Nikki Fried Offer Different Takes On Red Tide
• Massachusetts Reports 883 New COVID-19 Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Moraine State Park Regatta Returns This Weekend
• Noel Swerdlow, University Of Chicago Professor For More Than 40 Years And Top Expert On History Of Science, Dies At 79
• Boston Not Following New York's Lead In Requiring COVID Vaccine Proof For Indoor Activities, Janey Says
• Southwest Baltimore Man Sentenced For Distributing Child Pornography While On Probation For Sex Offense
• Bulls Reportedly Sign 4-Time All-Star DeMar DeRozan To 3-Year Deal, In Sign-And-Trade With Spurs
• Philadelphia Activists Accuse 'Overzealous' Police Of Violently Disrupting Protest Outside Mayor Jim Kenney's Home In July
• AG Keith Ellison Launches Unit To Review Wrongful Convictions
• Bear Cub Injured In Tamarack Fire Escapes From Rehabilitation Facility; Search Underway
• Denver Records 30 Consecutive Days With Bad Air, On Pace For Record Season
• Tenants and landlords head to court as eviction ban ends
• Historic Negro League Ballpark In Hamtramck To Undergo $2.6 Million Renovation
• Crypto "rife with fraud, scams and abuse," SEC chief says
• Body Discovered In Eagan's Schulze Lake
• Bustang Resumes Service To Glenwood Springs, Trip From Denver To Grand Junction 4 Hours Longer With I-70 Closure Detour
• Pregnant Women Encouraged To Get Vaccinated, Some Expecting Moms Still Wary
• Driver Shot In Road Rage Incident, Fort Worth Police Say
• Vikings Release Cornerback Jeff Gladney After Domestic Assault Indictment In Texas
• Driver Dies Crashing Head-On Into Pillar After Not Negotiating Curve In Road, Grapevine Police Say
• Minnesota Weather: Air Quality Alert Extended For Northern Half Of State Until Wednesday Evening
• NH's Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health To Require COVID-19 Vaccinations For All Employees
• "Bring Your Own Brigade" in theaters: Where to see the new documentary
• Allen Police Officer Forced To Shoot Aggressive Pit Bull
• Barack Obama's 60th Birthday Party On Martha's Vineyard 'Not A Good Idea,' Baker Says
• Minneapolis, St. Paul Issue Mask Requirements Inside City Buildings
• Christian Baker Jack Phillips Appeals Ruling On Gender Transition Cake
• UPDATE: Pentagon Confirms 'Several Casualties' After Attack on Police Officer
• Gaithersburg Man Pleads Guilty To Laundering $6.2M In 'Romance Scheme'
• Report: Steph Curry Signs Record $215 Million Extension With Golden State Warriors
• COVID Surge: San Francisco Symphony Announces Updates To Safety Protocols
• Police Seek Bruce Lovelace, Missing From Woodlawn Since Last Week
• Tyler, The Creator's 'Call Me If You Get Lost' Tour To Visit Sacramento In April 2022
• Report: Carmelo Anthony Agrees To One-Year Deal With Lakers
• 2021 Chargers Training Camp: How To Get Free Tickets
• 3 Ex-MPD Officers Charged In George Floyd Death Want Federal Trial Separate From Derek Chauvin
• Hakeem Miller Charged In Crash That Killed His 1-Year-Old Son
• Tyson Foods requiring all 139,000 workers to get vaccinated
• Salvation Army Holding Back-To-School Bash
• Sixers' Matisse Thybulle Has 12 Points, 5 Rebounds As Australia Moves On To Play U.S. In Semifinals
• Report: Friends Of Corona Movie Theater Shooting Suspect Left Screening Early Because Of His Strange Behavior
• Truckee Air Show Scheduled For September Canceled Due To July Plane Crash
• 'This Attack Happened': Medals To Honor Jan. 6 Responders
• Want a $10 credit from Amazon? Just let it scan your palm
• Eric Reinbold Fatally Stabbed Significant Other Following Several Fights, Charges State
• Yam's Plan: Madar Eyes Spot On Celtics Roster For 2021-22 Season
• Duluth Will Require Masks Inside City Facilities
• US Wind Announces Major Progress In Maryland Offshore Wind Energy Project, Including Bringing Steel Back To Sparrows Point
• Patriots' Mike Onwenu Is A Tough Grader
• 2 Big Rigs Involved In Crash Near Baxter In Sierra
• Sierra Lightning Strike Kills Fresno Hiker Near John Muir Trail
• Reports: Big 12, Pac-12 Commissioners Considering Possible Merger Or Scheduling Deal
• Hennepin, Ramsey Counties To Reinstate Indoor Mask Policy
• Chicago FOP Trying To Help Officer Charged In Capitol Riot Get Back His FOID Card
• Tarrant County Public Health Offering Free COVID-19 Testing
• Sheriff: 21-Year-Old Arrested After Stealing St. Louis Co. Deputy's Squad Vehicle, Leading Authorities On Pursuit
• PG&E Equipment May Be Involved In Start Of Small Wildfire That Merged With Dixie Fire
• Florida Lottery Celebrates Year Of Record Sales And Education Contributions
• Officials Issue Health Caution In San Joaquin Valley Following Wildfire
• New Comedy Series 'Sprung' Filming In Pittsburgh Looking For Stand-Ins
• Biden calls on Cuomo to resign after sexual harassment report
• China to test entire population of Wuhan for COVID as virus reemerges
• Single Lane Reopens On Northbound I-75 In Madison Heights
• Daniel Theis Gets Paid, Signs $36 Million Deal With Rockets
• 'Significant Number' Of Dead Ducks Reported In Merrimack River
• Spirit Airlines' Delays, Cancelations Strand Over 100 Passengers At Arnold Palmer Regional Airport
• Baltimore County Fire Department Rescues 2 After Tree Falls On Truck In Windsor Mill
• Officials Identify Michael Redding As Man Fatally Shot On St. Paul's East Side
• "I'm screwed": Americans facing possible eviction after ban ends
• Boeing scrubs launch of Starliner capsule to space station
• Kennywood, Sandcastle Asking 'All Guests And Team Members' To Wear Face Masks Indoors At The Parks
• Denver Police Ask For Public's Help With Unsolved Hit & Run That Injured Scooter Driver
• Report: Sixers Sign Center Andre Drummond To 1-Year Deal
• Florida Takes Aim at Ben & Jerry's Parent Company Unilever Over Israel Boycott
• Roadwork Firm Glenn O. Hawbaker Inc. To Pay $20M In Workers' Retirement Theft Case
• Bid On A 'Colorado Day' Themed License Plate, Help Those With Disabilities
• Robert Kraft Visits Brighton Rabbi Shlomo Noginski, Calls Him 'Hero' After July Stabbing
• 2 Prisoners Back In Custody After Escaping Van Transporting Them To Dallas County Jail 
• LA Galaxy To Unveil Statue Of US Soccer Legend Landon Donovan
• US Covid-19 Hospitalizations Top 50,000 For First Time Since February. With The Delta Variant, Herd Immunity Will Be Harder To Reach, NIH Director Says
• Vikings Reportedly Have Lowest Vaccination Rate In NFL
• Probe Finds Cuomo Sexually Harassed 'Multiple' Women, Violated Law
• CDC Says There's 'Substantial' Level Of COVID-19 Transmission In Parts Of Pennsylvania, Delaware And New Jersey Region
• Former Broncos Linebacker Todd Davis Retires From NFL
• Governor Larry Hogan: 'We're Not Talking About Reinstating A Mask Mandate'
• NYC To Require Proof Of Vaccination For Indoor Dining, Fitness And Entertainment
• Christy Turner, Coppin State Women's Tennis Player, Named A White House HBCU Scholar
• NASA, Boeing Ready To Launch Starliner Spaceship After Delay
• Detroit Voters Consider Major Changes To City's Charter
• Senate approves medals for police who protected Capitol on January 6
• Delaware Police: Man Charged After Crash, Trooper Assault
• West Penn Nurses To Meet With Leaders To Discuss Contract Negotiations
• Giant Eagle Joins Stores Changing Mask Policies As COVID-19 Cases Climb
• Shedd Free Days Every Thursday During The Month Of August
• Meow Wolf Denver Opens Sept. 17 With 'Convergence' Theme
• Celtics Announce Summer League Roster, Highlighted By Madar, Nesmith & Pritchard
• COVID In Minnesota: U Of M Students Say They'll Wear Masks To Avoid Going Back To Remote Learning
• It's Time For National Night Out: The Largest Annual Crime Prevention and Safety Event In The Country
• BSO Arrests Teen For Attempted Armed Burglary Moments Before Attempted Sexual Battery Of Child
• Harvard grad Gabby Thomas wins bronze in women's 200-meter final
• McCandless Leaders Approve Measure To Let Some Homeowners Raise Chickens
• Large Flames Shoot Through Roof Of Lenox House In Princeton
• Sheriff: 19-Year-Old Man Drowns In Pine County
• Pennsylvania Lottery To Increase Powerball Drawings To 3 Nights A Week
• Spirit Airlines Cancels More Flights As 'Operational Challenges' Continue 
• Microsoft Will Require Workers To Get COVID Vaccine
• Demolition Of The Baltimore City Detention Center Completed Tuesday
• San Francisco Library Reopening 11 Branches Over Next 2 Weeks
• County Commissioner J.J. Koch Removed From Dallas Meeting After Refusing To Wear Mask
• Boy, 5, Fatally Shot By Another Child In Northern Michigan
• West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice: No Mask Mandate Planned As Coronavirus Cases Rise
• UPDATE: 1 Injured In 2-Alarm Berkeley Apartment Fire
• Activision Blizzard exec steps down after harassment suit
• Lakewood Animal Control Searches For Man After His Dog Bit A Child
• Chicago Police Warn Of Armed Robberies In Hyde Park
• 'Should Be Easy To Vote & Hard To Cheat' - Texas Senate & House Republican Caucuses Demand Democrats Return
• CBS SF Talks to 'The Murders That Made Us' Author Bob Calhoun
• Bill Vann's Former Classmate Talks To CBS13 About Colusa County Chopper Crash That Killed Farmer, His Wife, And 2 Others
• Florida Judge Orders Massage Parlor Video Of Patriots Owner Robert Kraft Destroyed
• Aurora Hosting 22 National Night Out Events To Bring Together Residents And Police Officers
• National Aquarium Celebrates 40th Anniversary
• Naperville Requiring Masks Inside All City Buildings
• Mosquitos In Kane County Test Positive For West Nile Virus
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 300 Hospitalized As Key Metrics Continue Rise
• N'Keal Harry, Cam Newton Among Patriots Who Stood Out During First Padded Practice
• COVID In Minnesota: State Now Above The Line Of Caution In 3 Key Metrics
• Fly Fire That Merged With Larger Dixie Fire Possibly Caused By Tree Falling Onto PG&E Equipment
• Broncos Center Lloyd Cushenberry Ready For Step Forward In Year Two
• Mac Jones Has A Very Rough Day In Patriots' First Padded Practice
• Jackson's Absence Puts Extra Spotlight On Ravens Backups
• Heat Remake Roster With Reported Kyle Lowry Sign & Trade, P.J. Tucker Signing
• What Was That Halo Around The Sun?
• Wayne State University To Require COVID-19 Vaccinations, Reinstates Mask Mandate
• NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo Sexually Harassed Multiple Women, Attorney General Finds
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Health Department Reports 1,442 New Coronavirus Cases Statewide
• Celtics Offseason Plan Is To Not Mess Up Next Offseason
• Cuomo sexually harassed "multiple" women, violated laws, probe finds
• Delhi Man, 27, Killed In Hit-And-Run On Highway 99 In Turlock
• 'You See The Redemption & All They've Been Through': Remy Ma On VH1's 'My True Crime Story'
• Commission Approves Report On LAPD's Handling Of Echo Park Protests
• 2 Arrested In Azusa After High Speed Chase Linked To Murder Case
• McKeesport Police Locate Missing 13-Year-Old Thomas Grier
• National Night Out Events
• Roseville Residents To Be Required To Cut Back Water Use By 20 Percent
• Daunte Wright Killing: Kim Potter's Trial Date Moved To Late November
• Aurora Public Schools Requires All Student Athletes To Show Proof Of Vaccination Or Be Tested For COVID
• Eagles' Nick Sirianni Won't Put Timetable On WR DeVonta Smith's Return, Praises Speed Of WR Group
• McDonald's again requiring masks as Delta variant spreads
• West Virginia's Capital City Approves Ordinance Banning Conversion Therapy
• Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan Faces Primary Field In Bid For 3rd Term
• Chargers Training Camp: Team Holds First Practice With Pads
• NY AG: Gov. Andrew Cuomo Sexually Harassed Multiple Women, Violated State & Federal Law
• Smokejumpers: Federal firefighting forces hampered by low wages
• Small Drone Hits 7 World Trade Center
• Dallas' Parkland Hospital Reduces Visiting Hours Because Of Rise In COVID Cases
• Clawgarita, Mountain Brew, Strawberry Cream Ale: More Than 50 New Drinks To Debut At The Minnesota State Fair
• Sacramento's 'Run To Feed The Hungry' To Return, Early Registration Now Open
• Fantasy Football 2021 QB Rankings: Mahomes Still Tops The List, But Allen Close Behind
• 2 Men Shot In Baltimore Monday Night, Tuesday Morning
• Autopsy Set For 8-Year-Old Saginaw Girl Who Drowned In Lake Huron
• SWAT, Pittsburgh Police Called To South Side Home For Man Throwing Objects Out Of His Window
• Florida Breaks Another Record For COVID-19 Hospitalizations
• LOCATED: Stacey Ammons, 31, Reported Missing From Morris
• 'He Died Hoping His Security Would Come': Haiti's First Lady Wife Martine Moïse Says Of Presidential Assassination
• Indiana State Trooper Helps Rescue Abandoned Dog Running Through Traffic On I-65
• JetBlue Keeping Its Headquarters In Long Island City
• Despite Relatively High Vaccination Rate, Health Workers In Austin Still Fighting To Get Shots In Arms
• Man Found Dead In Plato Identified As Timothy Tinge
• HISTORY! Trenton Native Athing Mu Becomes First Woman To Win Gold Medal In 800M Since 1968
• Julian Edelman Roasts Tom Brady On QB's 44th Birthday
• Timberwolves Acquire Taurean Prince From Cavaliers In Exchange For Ricky Rubio, 2022 2nd-Round Pick
• Service Held For Last Survivor Of '58 Great Lakes Shipwreck
• Broward School Board Reverses Mask Mandate, Complies With Ron DeSantis
• Food & Wine Names Best Burgers In Every State: See The Top Picks For New England
• 14-Year-Old Charged In West Garfield Park Carjacking
• National Night Out At The Depot
• On Tom Brady's 44th Birthday, Some Perspective On His Utterly Ridiculous, Unprecedented Career
• Colorado Weather: One More Day With A Serious Threat For More Flooding And Mudslides
• Gabby Thomas, Mass. Native And Harvard Grad, Sprints To 200 Meter Bronze In Tokyo Olympics
• Marcus Smart Trade Rumors Shot Down, Guard Likely Staying With Celtics
• Caltrain Hits Person On Tracks In Palo Alto
• Woman Drowns At Shrinking Folsom Lake, Leaving Young Nephew Alone on Shore
• COVID In Colorado: As Delta Variant Causes Dramatic Increase In Cases, Governor Says Getting To 80% Vaccination Rate Would 'Make An Enormous Difference'
• 'It's Been A Headache': Hundreds Without Natural Gas In Denver For Nearly A Week
• Central Michigan Orders Masks At Least Through September
• PTL Links: Aug. 3, 2021
• Peyton Manning Tamed Doubts, Injuries To Secure Hall Of Fame Status
• Bay Area Businesses Make Last-Minute Preparations Ahead of New Mask Mandate
• Biden says U.S. has sent 110 million COVID vaccine doses abroad
• 3 In A Row For The Texas Rangers After A Home Base Steal And 4-1 Win Over Angels
• Jayson Tatum Erupts For Big 4th Quarter In Team USA's Win Over Spain
• New England Living: Chef Daniel Bruce's Halibut With Wild Mushrooms And Sweet Corn Cream Recipe
• Stockton Surveillance Video Appears To Show Woman Being Abducted
• About Half Of Americans Say They'll Fill Up On Snacks Instead Of Eating Full Meals
• Kendrick Bourne Says Patriots Work Harder Than 49ers At Training Camp
• Miami Weather: Sweltering Summer Temps Will Develop Into Stormy Day
• On 2nd Anniversary, Garden Will Be Unveiled At Scene Of Deadly El Paso Walmart Shooting
• Simone Biles Wins Bronze In Balance Beam
• Alcohol use linked to nearly 750,000 cancer cases in 2020
• Moran Park To Host Its First 'National Night Out' Event, Bringing CPD Officers Together With Englewood Community 'To Be The Solution That We Want To See'
• Auto Mechanics On Strike At 56 Chicago Area Car Dealerships
• Police Investigating Reported Stabbing In Arlington
• Celtics Reportedly Interested In Adding Veteran Guard Reggie Jackson
• LA County COVID-19 Hospitalizations Nearly Quadruple In One Month
• None Hurt After Minneapolis Crews Battle 5 Fires Over 8-Hour Period
• Civilians told to flee besieged city as Afghan violence escalates
• Phoenix Police Say Foul Play Not Suspected In Death Of Hiker Angela Tramonte Of Saugus
• Caught On Video: Man In Wheelchair Assaulted, Robbed On Bronx Sidewalk
• Elderly Dogs Abandoned In Pembroke Pines Get New Leash On Life
• Jed Hoyer Said Big Trades Will Help Cubs Stay Competitive, Emphasizes Offers Were Made To Rizzo, Bryant, Baez
• Police: Woman Punched In Face In Unprovoked Attack In Chinatown
• Chipmunks' plague prompts closing of some parts of South Lake Tahoe
• Simone Biles Wins Bronze In Balance Beam After Withdrawing From Other Tokyo Olympics Events
• New Jersey Requiring All Employees In 'Certain' Healthcare Facilities Get COVID-19 Vaccine Or Regular Testing By Early September
• Man Dies After Dispute Leads To Shooting In North Minneapolis
• Philadelphia Announces Phase 2 Of Street Cleaning Program Running Through November
• Delta variant drives COVID surge, prompting new mandates
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny, Comfortable Tuesday
• DaBaby Apologizes To LGBTQ+ Community For 'Hurtful And Triggering Comments'
• Light spotted behind black hole for first time, proving Einstein right
• U.S. to continue migrant expulsion policy indefinitely
• Olympic high jumpers from Qatar and Italy share gold medal
• 4th officer who responded to Capitol riot dies by apparent suicide
• Simone Biles wins bronze in balance beam in Olympic return
• St. Paul Woman Charged With Murder After Ex-Husband's Body Found Buried In Backyard
• Evan Fournier Leaves Celtics For Knicks In Free Agency
• COVID Surge Has Minnesota Institutions, Including The State Fair, Taking Note: 'Everything...Is Still On The Table'
• New York City Councilmember 'Baffled' By Mayor's Hesitance To Mandate Masks As Delta Variant Spreads
• Yankees Ace Gerrit Cole Tests Positive For COVID-19, Will Not Make Scheduled Start Tuesday
• Big 12 Predict Loss Of 50% Of TV Value Following Exit Of Oklahoma And Texas
• Washington Man Killed In Late Night ATV Crash
• Pennsylvania Lottery Generates $1.3 Billion In Sales To Benefit Seniors
• Man Shot While Driving In West Elsdon; 10-Year-Old Passenger Not Injured
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/3 Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
• Lawmaker Proposes Universal Mask Mandate In All Massachusetts Schools
• U.S.-Mexico Border Arrests During Summer Remain At Highest Level In Decades
• EXCLUSIVE: Body Of Missing 26-Year-Old Casey Johnston Recovered, Believed To Have Been Killed In Crash, Authorities Say
• EXCLUSIVE: Casey Johnston's Parents Speaks Out After Missing Daughter's Body Found
• Cab Driver Robbed At Gunpoint In Norwood Park
• Firefighters Rush To Battle Fire In Abandoned Warehouse In Trenton
• With Eviction Moratorium Over, Many Chicagoans In Need Of Rental Assistance Are Still In Limbo
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures Heating Up
• Belarus activist found dead in Ukraine
• 'This Is Horrifying': Broward Mayor Steve Geller Urges Vaccinations As COVID Cases Climb
• Woman Shot While Crossing Street In Hunting Park, SUV Struck By Gunfire, Philadelphia Police Say
• At Least 29 Shots Fired In Deadly Shooting In Allentown, Police Say
• Off-Duty Philadelphia Police Officer Injured In Hit-And-Run In Hunting Park
• Feds' cybersecurity defenses put data at risk, Senate report warns
• PROSPR Now: Pine Richland Volunteer Parent Group Calls District's Response To Sexual Assault Allegations Into Question
• Tennessee incentivizes cow vaccines. But COVID shots? Not so much
• Police Investigating Deadly Late Night Shooting In Homewood
• Realmuto, Segura Help Phillies Rally To 7-5 Win Vs. Nats
• Florida And Texas Had One-Third Of All US COVID-19 Cases In Past Week, Official Says
• Groundbreaking Set For Housing Complex At Site Of Former Garfield Synagogue
• Rite Aid To Open Location At South Side Works In 2022
• Carnegie Museum Asking For Visitor Feedback On Cultural Sensitivity
• UPMC Working To Develop New Cancer Immunotherapy Treatments
• Giants Go Extras To Win After Diamondbacks Rally, 11-8
• State Water Officials Preparing To Make Emergency Cutbacks To Growers And Ranchers
• COVID Surge: Mask Mandate Returns To Bay Area Businesses With No Limits On Capacity
• Giants Go Extras To Win 11-8 After Diamondbacks Rally
• Pirates Drop First Game Of Series In Milwaukee, Fall 6-2 To Brewers
• Woman Dies After Being Shot In Homewood Early On Monday Morning

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• State lawmakers rally in D.C. for voting rights
• Biden administration to continue migrant expulsions under Title 42
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• Cuomo urged to step down after release of sexual harassment report
• Extended interview: Cuomo accuser Charlotte Bennett reacts to results of sexual harassment probe
• CBS News Exclusive: Tennis star Rafael Nadal on overcoming injury to pursue history
• Biden asks governors to help fight COVID surge or "get out of the way"
• Simone Biles makes remarkable Olympics comeback
• Surfside collapse bodycam video shows initial response by officers
• Officer killed in stabbing outside Pentagon
• New York City to mandate vaccines for indoor activities
• Biden administration announces new eviction ban
• CBS News Exclusive: Cuomo accuser on governor denying sexual harassment
• Andrew Cuomo investigation reveals New York governor sexually harassed multiple women
• Local Matters: 2 special election primaries underway in Ohio
• Housing advocate discusses hold up of billions in federal rental assistance
• Special Report: Biden calls on Cuomo to resign
• What happens next for Cuomo amid allegations of sexual harassment
• White House announces eviction moratorium in areas with high COVID infections
• What is Black women's equal pay day?
• Key officials investigating Haitian president's assassination go into hiding
• Alabama doctor on COVID surge amid low vaccination rate
• Cuomo responds after probe found he sexually harassed "multiple" women
• Spirit Airlines cancels hundreds of scheduled flights on third day of "operational issues"
• Cuomo sexually harassed "multiple women," violated state and federal law, investigation finds
• Smokejumpers: Federal firefighting forces hampered by low wages
• House Democrats and Biden administration point the finger at each other over eviction moratorium extension
• NYC mayor announces COVID vaccine requirement for indoor dining, fitness, entertainment
• Variety deputy TV editor on MTV's impact 40 years later
• Biden administration upholds controversial Trump-era policy on migrants at southern border
• El Paso marks 2 years since mass shooting inside Walmart
• Federal housing aid slow to reach renters as eviction moratorium ends
• Report finds federal agencies don't meet federal cybersecurity standards
• White House pushes cities, states to prevent eviction crisis
• More than 70% of American adults have gotten at least one dose of COVID vaccine
• Olympic Games spark new conversations on mental health
• Marathoner Aliphine Tuliamuk helps change the game for mothers competing in Tokyo Olympics
• Five time Gold Medalist Caeleb Dressel on Olympic accomplishments in Tokyo
• Boeing faces test with "Starliner" do-over launch to the International Space Station
• Texas sheriff's deputy under fire for violent encounter with Black teen
• WorldView: Taliban intensifies attacks in Afghanistan; Belarusian activist found dead
• Simone Biles wins bronze medal in balance beam final after taking time off for mental health
• Four officers who responded to the January 6 attack on the Capitol have died by apparent suicide
• Some tenants being forced from their homes after eviction moratorium expired
• COVID cases on the rise in hot-spot states with low vaccination rate
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