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• San Francisco Police Seize Vehicle Seen in Photo With Passenger Brandishing AK-47
• PG&E Stock Dip Impacting Fortunes of Past Wildfire Victims
• COVID: Case Surge From Delta Variant Leading to Health Care Worker Fatigue
• Firefighters Make All-Out Effort to Contain Explosive River Fire Near Colfax
• Scherzer Ks 10 in Debut, Dodgers Hit 4 HRs To Beat Astros
• 'Everything Is Gone': Colfax Residents Lose Homes In Devastating River Fire
• UPDATE: River Fire Erupts in Nevada and Placer Counties; Thousands Evacuated
• Republican Gubernatorial Hopefuls Take Debate Stage Wednesday Night
• Upcoming Performance Of 'To Awaken The Sleeper' At Colorado Music Festival Was Inspired By James Baldwin
• Suspected Corona Movie Theater Shooter, Joseph Jimenez, Reportedly Confesses
• Search For Bear Injured In Tamarack Fire Continues After Wildlife Rescue Escape
• American River Parkway Suffers More Fire Damage Than Ever Before
• No Apology From Department After 5-Year-Old Boy Bitten By South Pasadena Police K9 Tuesday At National Night Out Event
• Andrew Reineke Named Sole Suspect In Homicide, Shots Fired At Commerce City Officers
• Chicago Weather: A Sunny Start
• Hegewisch Woman Furious After Someone Pepper-Sprayed Her Dogs Through The Fence
• Chauncey Spencer II Takes To The Road With Stories Of African Americans In Flight, Including A Stop In Chicago
• Dixie Fire Destroys Plumas County Town Of Greenville
• Gausman, Dickerson Lead Giants Past Diamondbacks 7-1
• COVID: Danville Bowling Alley Won't Enforce Indoor Mask Mandate, Could Face Fines
• Parents Demand More Distance Learning Options As COVID Cases Rise Ahead Of School Year
• Drought To Have Lasting Impact On Minnesota's Christmas Tree Farms
• Wisdom's 3-Run Double Lifts Cubs Over Rockies
• Rough Night For Lucas Giolito As White Sox Are Rolled Over By Royals
• 17-Year-Old Gabriel Slonina Has 4 Saves, Fire Ties NYCFC
• Goalie Marc-Andre Fleury Excited To Be Part Of Forward-Moving Blackhawks Team
• COVID: Parents Concerned About Young Children Amid Delta Variant Surge
• 13-Year-Old Boy, 19-Year-Old Man Shot In West Garfield Park
• Englewood Drinking Water Tests Positive For E. coli, Boil Order In Place
• LIST: These Retailers Have Updated Their Face Mask Policies For Customers, Employees
• 'The Most Horrible Experience': Spirit Airlines Travelers Outraged Over Cancelations
• Police Looking For Clues In 18-Year-Old Julian Evangelista-Short's Homicide
• Facing High Commissions, Some Chicago Restaurants Are Turning To New Delivery Apps With Different Pricing
• Exclusive Video: Good Samaritans Rescue Man In Wheelchair Who Fell Onto Union Square Subway Tracks
• Broadway Returns After Nearly 17-Month Shutdown With 1st Performances Of 'Pass Over'
• Far Rockaway Man Counting His Blessings After Car Slams Into His Apartment; 'The Whole House Shook!'
• 'This Is About Freedom': Republican Leaders Gather At Versailles For Another Cuba Rally
• '2 Steps Forward, 1 Step Back': South Florida Businesses Feeling Effects Of COVID Resurgence
• Akil Jackson, Wanted In Deadly Shooting Near Roslindale Pharmacy, Considered 'Armed And Dangerous'
• Environmentalists Suing Over Proposed Richmond Housing Development At Contaminated Waterfront Site
• NYPD: Missing 13-Year-Old Boy With Autism Nicholas Jennings Found Safe
• Delta Variant Making It Harder To Reach COVID-19 Herd Immunity
• Biden Administration Working On Plan Requiring Foreign Travelers To Show Proof Of COVID Vaccine
• Baez's Blast Helps Mets Snap Slide, Take Down Marlins
• USA's Ryan Crouser wins gold in men's shot put, breaks own record
• Former Dixon City Comptroller Rita Crundwell, Who Admitted To Embezzling $53 Million, Is Released From Prison Years Early
• Respiratory Infection In Young Children On The Rise Earlier Than Usual
• Stanton's 3-Run Double Keys Yankees' Late Explosion In Rout Of Orioles
• Some Colorado Landlords Say They're Bearing The Brunt Of The Pandemic's Economic Effects
• Arts, Beats, & Eats Returns, Announces 200-Plus Music Artists
• Family Searching For Award-Winning Horse Stolen From Property In Butler County
• Solid Ohtani, Speedy Lagares Help Angels Beat Rangers 2-1
• Báez's Late Homer, Slick Slide Lead Mets Past Marlins 5-3
• Woman Pistol-Whipped On CTA Blue Line Train In Bucktown; Man Fitting Same Description Suspected In Another CTA Attack
• Family Believes Shark Bit 12-Year-Old Girl In Ocean City, Official Says Incident 'Wasn't An Attack'
• Korryn Gaines Estate Reaches $3M Partial Settlement; Legal Claims For Son Kodi Left Unsettled
• At Baltimore School, U.S. Education Secretary Urges People Put Aside 'Mask Fatigue' and 'Politics' and Bring Students Back To Classrooms
• Kieran Gibbs Scores To Help Inter Miami Tie Orlando City 1-1
• Near North District Police Bring Kids To Navy Pier By Bus For Special Night Out
• 'I Would Have Taken Both Of Those Kids': Grandmother Of Children Found Dead In Essex Speaks Out
• 2.1 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Central Maryland Early Wednesday Morning
• Mayor Duggan, FEMA Show Citizens How To Apply For Flood Relief
• Man Shot & Killed In West Baltimore Wednesday Night
• 'You Have To Experience It': Minnetrista's Big Stone Mini Golf Offers A One-Of-A-Kind Hole-In-One
• LAPD Announces Arrest Of Man Who Placed Molotov Cocktails On MTA Platform
• Anthony Rizzo Homers Again, Yankees Overpower Orioles 10-3
• Jerry Remy Stepping Away From Red Sox Broadcasts For Lung Cancer Treatment
• Rodriguez Helps Red Sox Top Tigers 4-1, Snap 5-Game Skid
• 2-Month-Old Jameelah Penascino Found
• Revs Extend Unbeaten Run To 5 Games With 0-0 Draw Against Nashville SC
• Long Beach Police Arrest Felon Suspected Of Human Trafficking, Antonio Lettmen
• Rideshare Driver Carjacked By 5 Boys All Under 18 In South Austin; 4 Suspects Apprehended
• Red Bulls Winless Streak Grows To 5 With Scoreless Draw Against FC Cincinnati
• Daughter of NFL legend makes a leap of faith at Tokyo Olympics
• Republicans Eyeing Newsom's Job Clash In First California Recall Debate
• Despite Playing Man Down Over Final 20 Minutes, NYCFC Earns Point With Scoreless Draw At Chicago
• Woman Struck By Bullet While Inside South Shore Apartment
• California Drought: Cotati Farm Rescuing Livestock Abandoned Due to Water Shortages
• State Of Illinois Makes COVID-19 Vaccination Data Available For Long-Term Care Facility Residents And Staff
• 16-Year-Old Girl Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash In Hermosa
• Court Rules Pittsburgh Steelers Can Paint Heinz Field Seats
• Wayne Restaurant Owners Receive Anti-Semitic Comments, Threats For Requiring Customers To Show Proof Of Vaccination
• Minneapolis Police, Community Groups Help Bring 18-Hour Standoff To Peaceful End
• Solar Panels Start Duluth House Fire
• De Blasio: Cuomo 'Should Be Charged' Over Sexual Assault, Harassment Claims In AG Investigation
• Media Attorney Calls For Release Of Chauvin Juror Names
• LA County Supervisor Signs Executive Order Requiring Vaccinations For All County Employees
• Biden Administration Developing Plan To Require Almost All Foreign Visitors To Be Vaccinated
• Latest Terms Give SF-Based Ancestry.Com Rights To Users' Photos, Images Forever
• Tarrant County Public Health Director Talks With Concerned Moms About Kids, Classrooms And COVID-19
• Browning 'Taking Charge' Of Vikings, With Other QBs Sidelined By COVID Protocols
• Belarus Olympic runner who sought asylum lands safely in Poland
• At Least 10 Dead, More Than A Dozen Injured After Overloaded Van Carrying Migrants Crashes In South Texas
• 12-Year-Old Girl From Pennsylvania Need 42 Stitches After Suspected Shark Attack In Maryland
• Protest Over Masks In Schools Forced Jefferson County Public Health To Shut Down
• 3 Searchers Injured By Rockfall On Capitol Peak During Search For Missing Climber
• CBS2 Investigates Gets Results; City Starts Testing Water After We Found High Levels Of E. Coli In Echo Park Lake
• UIC Researchers Receive $6M For COVID-19 Treatment To Help Keep People Off Ventilators; Scientist Explains How It Works In Exclusive CBS 2 Interview
• Daily COVID Cases Top 3,700 In LA County; 12-Year-Old Child Among New Deaths
• Poll: How Would You Vote In California's Upcoming Recall Election?
• Mayor Steinberg Releases Master Plan To House Homeless
• Castillo Solid For 6 As Reds Beat Twins 6-5
• Spirit Airlines Cancels Thousands Of Flights For Fourth Day In A Row
• Penn State University Now Requiring Masks On All Campuses While Indoors
• COVID: Santa Clara County Officials Push for More Residents to Get Vaccinated
• Ocean Rescue: LA County Fire Lifeguards Pull 2 People From Water In Venice
• Jefferson County Parents, Students Protest Against Masks Policy For Schools
• Keep Tahoe Blue: Team Of Divers Collect 8,000 Pounds Of Trash In 25 Days
• Gosar's brother calls for his removal: "What am I supposed to do?"
• Ardmore Music Hall To Require All Staff, Guests To Wear Masks Beginning Thursday
• Report: Mike Richards In Advanced Negotiations To Host 'Jeopardy!'
• San Francisco's 'Mayor of The Mission' Helps Feed People Struggling To Survive During Pandemic
• 'I Know Some Of You Will Be Angry': Poudre School District Decides To Require Masks For All Students, Staff
• Trenton Man Charged In Deadly Sunday Shooting, Mercer County Prosecutor Says
• New Jersey Gov. Murphy Rips Anti-Vaxxer 'Knuckleheads' After Being Heckled At Union City Press Conference
• 'Wow, There Goes The Ground': North Texan Wally Funk Shares Story Of Her Dream Journey Into Space
• OC School Board Votes To Sue Newsom Over Mask Rule For Students
• Texas' Latest COVID-19 Wave Climbing Steeper Than Past Waves, State Health Leaders Say
• Jury Selected In Trial Of Thomas Latanowich, Charged With Killing Yarmouth Police Sgt. Sean Gannon
• Tree Trimmers In Short Supply As People Prepare For Fires
• Broward County Public Schools To Hold Special Meeting Tuesday Regarding Mask Mandate
• 'It's A Blessing. It Tells Me To Keep Going' College Bound Baltimore City High Graduates Awarded New Laptops
• Community Leaders Offer Solutions To Curb Violent Crime In Pittsburgh
• SF Hospital Needs Help Identifying Patient In Critical Condition
• Orangevale Man Pleads Guilty To Distributing Child Porn On Messaging App
• Boulder Mom In Danger Of Losing Home She Shares With 2-Year-Old Son After Getting COVID Twice
• NorCal Wildfire Smoke Prompts Bay Area Air Quality Advisory
• Crews Work To Contain Antonio Fire Burning In Angeles National Forest
• Camp Hashawha In Carroll County Welcomes Back Campers, Counselors & Staff
• Olson Hits 2-Run, Walk-Off Double, A's Beat Padres 5-4 in 10
• Employers Mandating COVID-19 Vaccinations Raises Questions But May Be Legal In Most Cases
• Stockton Woman Pleads Guilty To Identity Theft, EDD Fraud Schemes
• 'This Is Temporary': Federal Eviction Moratorium Extended For Another 2 Months
• Pittsburgh Restaurant That Survived COVID-19 Gets Hit With Eviction Notice
• Washington County Fair Serves As Test Run For Great Minnesota Get-Together
• Pittsburgh Police Searching For Missing And Endangered Woman, Tonya Prevade
• 'We Get Spit On. We Get Things Thrown At Us': A Look At CPD's Rising Retirement Numbers
• Family Sues After They Say Chicago Police Burst Into Their Home, Pointed Guns at Kids in 2019
• Gunman Barricaded In RV In South LA Escapes Police
• Forest Hill Officer Arrested In Deadly Shooting Of Stabbing Suspect
• KDKA Investigates: Parents Pulling Their Kids Out Of Pittsburgh Public Schools
• Lake County School Districts Say They Will Obey Mask Mandate Announced By Gov. Pritzker, But Some Express Concerns
• Tech advances offer new tools in the fight against skin cancer
• 'You're Not Gonna Mask Your Way Out Of This Pandemic': Sen. Marco Rubio Disagrees With CDC's Updated Guidelines
• COVID: Sonoma County to Require Vaccinations for All Emergency Personnel
• College Of St. Benedict, St. John's University Will Require COVID Vaccines
• Culver City PD Seeks Public's Help Identifying Cyclist Who Violently Assault 17-Year-Old Girl
• Victim 'Uncooperative' After Ventura Village Shooting, Minneapolis Police Say
• Some Health Experts Believe School Districts Should Mandate Mask-Wearing
• Marathoner helps change the game for mothers competing in Olympics
• Suspect In Miami Beach Samurai Sword Murder Appears Before Judge
• Invasive Beetle Attacking North Texas Ash Trees
• 'Still A Little Nervous': Those Who Waited To Get COVID Vaccine Roll Up Their Sleeves
• Death Of Woman Found On South Side Ruled Homicide
• As Aug. 31 Eviction Moratorium Expiration Approaches, New York Tenants Say Nothing Has Been Done To Help Them
• Young Adults With Autism Embrace Job Training And Employment Offered Through Nonprofit Spectrum Works
• Search For Answers After 91-Year-Old Nicholas Rappa Found Dead After Being Tied Up, Beaten, Possibly Suffocated In His Bronx Garage
• Pittsburgh Police: 11-Year-Old Brighton Heights Boy Found Safe
• Latest Statistics Show Dangerous Driving And Road Rage On The Rise On Long Island
• WHAT WAS THAT?: Why Delaware Residents Felt Earth Shaking Wednesday Morning
• Minnesota Weather: Air Quality Alert In Northern Minnesota Canceled
• First Time Magazine Came Calling, Now Barbie Doll Created To Match Likeness Of Staten Island COVID Nurse Amy O'Sullivan
• UPDATE: Vallejo Man Arrested in Connection with Fatal June Shooting in San Francisco's Bayview
• 3 Suspects Arrested in Connection with Redwood City Home Invasion Robbery
• Experts Warn COVID Cases In Kids Are Rising
• 5 Heroes Honored For Lifting Car Off Baby Girl, Saving Mother In Yonkers Crash
• U.S. Bancorp Delays Employee Return To Downtown Minneapolis Offices
• Philadelphia Police Announce Arrest Of Teen In Shooting Of 7 People Outside Golf & Social Club, Highlight Encouraging Trend
• House Fire: New Wildfire Erupts In Shasta County West of Redding
• DEP Blames Fungicide For Thousands Of Dead Fish In Chartiers Creek
• With Record Number Of Deaths, Addressing Florida Manatee Woes Could Take Time
• Andy Chiodo Named Pittsburgh Penguins' Goaltending Coach
• 'No One Is Safe Until Everyone Is Safe': Leaders Of South Florida Universities Discuss COVID-19 Crisis
• Family Of Parkland Victim Joaquin Oliver Celebrating Son With 21-Hour 'Guac-a-Thon'
• Keller @ Large: New Poll Shows President Biden's Job Approval Rating Slipping Over COVID Concerns
• With COVID-19 Cases 'Skyrocketing' In Dallas County, Risk Level Bumped Up To 'Red'
• New York prosecutors will look into Cuomo allegations
• Chicago House Music DJ And Producer Paul Johnson Dies After Battle With COVID-19
• Denver Drafts 5-Year Plan To Address Housing And Homelessness
• Demand For Testing Explodes As Long Lines Continue At COVID Testing Sites Throughout South Florida
• Travel Over Independence Pass Strongly Discouraged As Detour For I-70 Closure Through Glenwood Canyon
• Quick-Acting Locals Help Stop Small Fire Near Grass Valley From Getting Bigger
• Hot, windy weather could intensify fires this week, officials warn
• New Jersey's Own Sydney McLaughlin Sets World Record In Winning 400-Meter Hurdles At Tokyo Olympics
• Coast Guard Searching For Missing 17-Year-Old Swimmer In Ocean City
• Roland Escobar Charged With Manslaughter, Driving High On Drugs And Alcohol In Deadly Taunton Hit-And-Run
• AHN To Provide Access To COVID-19 Vaccine At Community Events
• Iconic Kaufmann's Clock Being Regilded
• Preview: Here's Who You Won't See For Cowboys In Hall Of Fame Game Thursday
• Flight Delays, Cancelations Frustrating Passengers At South Florida Airports
• 2 Minnesotans Identified As Passengers Killed In California Plane Crash
• Search Suspended For 21-Year-Old Who Fell Off Sailboat Near Annapolis
• Pennsylvania Library Gets Overdue Book 50 Years Later With $20 Bill
• Memorial Health Care System Suspends Elective Procedures Because Of Surging COVID Cases
• Philadelphia Hospitals Seeing Sharp Increase In Number Of Children With COVID-19, Rising RSV Infections
• Cuomo Faces Mounting Calls To Resign Or Face Impeachment Trial After Bombshell AG Report
• Juneteenth Now An Official City Holiday In Duncanville
• Paul Haney Charged In Stabbing Death Of Employee At Burbank Retirement Home
• Part Of MLK Drive Reopens To Vehicles For First Time Since Start Of Pandemic
• U.S. to outfit thousands of border agents with body cameras
• Target joins Walmart in covering college costs for workers
• Massachusetts Reports 962 New COVID-19 Cases, 5 Additional Deaths
• 'If You Don't Know God, Here's Your Invitation To Know Him' Baltimore Pastor Jason Nelson To Release Third Album 'CLOSE'
• Baltimore City To Resume Pre-Pandemic Parking Enforcement
• Hibbing Police K-9 Chase Wins 'America's Top Dog' Reality Show
• Whitmer Spoke About The Economic Jumpstart Plan Wednesday During The Macomb County Chamber Luncheon
• Mayor Janey Criticized Over Decision Not To Implement COVID Vaccine Proof For Indoor Activities
• San Mateo County Files Lawsuit Alleging McKinsey and Company Helped Push Local Opioid Sales
• DPD Animal Month Features Michigan's Only Dedicated Bomb Squad K-9
• NOAA Continues To Predict Above Average Hurricane Season
• Douglas County School District 'Strongly Encourages' Face Coverings While Indoors
• Ocean City Youth Wrestling Coach Used App To Receive and Share Child Porn, DOJ Says
• Shower Standards: How Often Should You Shower In Order To Keep Yourself Clean?
• South Side Giant Eagle To Close 1 Hour Early Due To Recent Public Safety Concerns
• Target Announces Debt-Free Education Assistance Program For Its 340,000 Front-Line Workers Nationwide
• Hospitals Forced To Postpone Procedures Due To Blood Shortage
• Killer 6 Foot Cobra Possibly On The Loose In Grand Prairie, Police Say
• 'You've Lost Your Minds,' New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Tells Anti-Vaccine Protesters In Fiery Confrontation
• If More Americans Don't Get Vaccinated, There Is 'Ample Chance' For A More Dangerous Variant To Emerge, Fauci Says
• 'Lockdowns Are Wrong': Texas Gov. Abbott Reaffirms No More State Shutdowns, Mandates During Pandemic
• Young Chimp At Maryland Zoo Ventures Out For First Time
• World's Largest Bottle Of Soap Pulls Into Pittsburgh
• Dallas Mayor Says He Hopes Gov. Abbott Is Putting Public Health Over Politics With COVID-19 Orders
• 6 More 'MI Shot To Win' Sweepstakes Winners Announced Aug. 4
• Authorities Identify All 6 Victims Of Truckee Jet Crash
• Tom Brady To Attend Peyton Manning's Hall Of Fame Induction This Weekend
• Northbound Huron Street Reopens After Thornton During Shooting Investigation
• EF-3 Tornado In Bucks County Among Most Violent Region Has Ever Experienced
• Refurbished Pets of Southern Michigan Giving Second Chances To Shelter Dogs, Inmates Through Training Program
• 2 Dead In Wadena House Fire Identified
• COVID: Sutter Announces New COVID-19 Vaccination Policy for Workforce
• Bacteria At Will Rogers Beach, Mothers Beach Exceeds State Standards
• Texas Rangers 2022 Schedule Announced, Yankees Come To Globe Life Field First
• COVID Vaccine Mandate Ordered For All Nursing Home Workers In Massachusetts
• Sutter Health Joins Kaiser Permanente In Mandating Its Workers Get The COVID-19 Vaccine
• Spirit Airlines 'Working Around The Clock' To Get Back On Track As Frustrated Travelers Miss More Flights
• Crime Stoppers Offering $2,500 Reward For Information On Woman's Murder In Detroit
• Tamyra Mensah-Stock is first Black woman to win wrestling gold for U.S.
• Drones, Money Pitched To Bolster Red Tide Efforts In Florida's Gulf Coast
• President Joe Biden Honors Victims Of 2018 Capital Gazette Shooting
• Aaron Rodgers Calls Relationship With Packers GM 'Work In Progress'
• Wawa Now Requiring All Employees To Wear Masks, Recommended For Customers
• Salvation Army's Stuff The Bus Event Returns To Walmart
• Delaware Man Accused Of Possessing 4 Homemade Bombs, AK-47 With Altered Serial Number Facing Federal Charges
• Robinhood shares fly again, soaring as much as 80%
• Inmate Numbers Expected To Increase In Florida During Fiscal Year
• Chicago Woman Found In Northern Michigan After Canoe Flips
• George Tratras Accused Of Shooting And Killing His Parents, Then Taking His Own Life In Mt. Lebanon
• Cherry Creek Schools Staff, Students 'Strongly Encouraged' To Wear Masks
• Rob Ramage Named New GM At Texas Motor Speedway, Replacing Eddie Gossage
• Santa Rosa City Council Limits Disposable Food Containers with New Ordinance
• Westmoreland County DA To Seek Death Penalty For Victor Steban, Man Accused In Penn Township Double Murder
• Suspect In Deadly Stabbing Outside Arlington Convenience Store Arrested, Charged With Murder
• Boater, 6 Dogs Rescued From 30-Foot Vessel Grounded At Tomales Point
• Pursuit That Started In Osakis Ends With Unconscious Suspect Taken To Hospital
• Florida Girl, 12, Takes On School Board, Calls For Mask Mandate
• Colorado Towns Along Detour Route From I-70 Seeing Unexpected Bump In Revenue
• PG&E Questioned Over Policy On Power Shutoffs at CPUC Hearing
• Man Allegedly Steals From Stockton Gas Station, Assaults Employee Before Driving Away
• Deadly Rollover On I-94 In Minneapolis Happened Due To 'Poor Driving Behavior', State Patrol Says
• Prosecutors: Troy Tiller Crossed 3 Cities Committing 12 Robberies In 5 Months, Now He's Headed To Prison
• Fall Out Boy Pulls Out Of Fenway Park Concert With Green Day, Weezer After Positive COVID Test
• Planned Third Weekly Powerball Drawing Will Lead To Bigger Jackpots, Officials Say
• Delta variant knocks out this year's New York auto show
• N'Keal Harry Continues To Impress At Patriots Training Camp
• Attorney: New Jersey Man Scott Fairlamb To Plead Guilty In US Capitol Breach
• 3 In Fatal Michigan Rock-Throwing Case Get Probation
• San Jose Bicyclist Dies in Hospital Following Monday Night Collision
• Phillies To Open 2022 Season On Road Against Houston Astros
• Wheat Ridge Police Host Catalytic Converter Anti-Theft Event
• Pittsburgh Pirates Release 2022 Regular Season Schedule
• Hesitant To Expand New Mask Policies To Restaurants And Retail, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey Urges Vaccination
• Former Catholic School Teacher Sentenced In Sex Abuse Case
• Body Cam Video Shows How Lincoln County Deputy Michael Hutton Was Ambushed
• Vanguard offers $1,000 to each vaccinated employee
• University Of Maryland Reopens Building After Hazmat Incident
• Target To Offer Part- And Full-Time Frontline Workers Debt-Free Educational Assistance
• Man Wanted In Killing Of Mother, Cybersecurity Executive Juanita Koilpillai, Extradited Back To Maryland
• San Francisco Police Seek Suspect Vehicle In Treasure Island Fatal Hit-and-Run
• Miguel Cabrera's Get's To 498
• Twins Will Open 2022 Season March 31; Home Opener Vs. Mariners On April 7
• BNY Mellon Joins List Of Employers Requiring COVID-19 Vaccines
• Houston Mask Mandate May Violate Texas Gov. Abbott's Order
• Minnesota Supreme Court Finds Permit-To-Carry Laws Constitutional
• NWS: Tornadoes Touched Down In Indiana, Greene Counties Last Week
• Aurora Police Search For Hit & Run Driver In Crash That Left Pedestrian Seriously Injured
• Congresswoman Julia Letlow urges vaccinations after husband's death
• Cori Bush says Congress needs to work to make sure "people have a footing"
• Michigan Weekly COVID-19 Vaccinations Starting To Rise Again
• Moving Truck 'Storrowed' Near Mass General, Causing Traffic Delays
• COVID In Florida: Memorial Healthcare System Suspending Elective Procedures Aug. 9
• Hollywood Museum Reopens Wednesday
• Troy Brown Is Looking Jacked At Patriots Training Camp
• Intruder Shot Dead At Pleasant Hill Home Identified
• Judge Tentatively Rules That Gov. Newsom Can Brand California Recall Election 'Republican'
• Simone Biles reveals her aunt died unexpectedly during Olympics
• Maryland-Based Novavax Reaches Agreement For European Commission For Up To 200 Million COVID-19 Vaccine Doses
• Vikings Coach Mike Zimmer Expects Kirk Cousins Back At Practice Thursday
• Gov. Tom Wolf Signs 15th Renewal Of State's Opioid Disaster Declaration
• Testing At Aberdeen Proving Ground Causes Loud Booms In Harford, Baltimore County
• Colorado Dries Out! Transitioning Back To Big Heat And Thick Smoke
• 'It's Not About You': Vikings Legend Cris Carter Says Players Should Get Vaccinated To Protect The Team
• Philadelphia Police Officer Injured In Crash In Fairmount Park
• Bill Signed By Biden Includes Construction Of New VA Facility In North Texas
• Seven Baltimore City Fire Department Take-Home Vehicles Assigned To Members Who Live Out Of State, Report Finds
• WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational Preview: TPC Southwind 'Pretty Demanding,' Says CBS Sports' Nick Faldo
• De Blasio: Cuomo "should be charged" following AG report
• 2 North Texas Children's Hospitals Requiring All Workers To Be Fully Vaccinated
• Michigan Man Takes Plea Deal In Capitol Riot, Released
• Suspect In Deadly Modesto New Year's Day Shooting Arrested
• 'Above Average' Hurricane Season Still Forecast In NOAA Update
• Four Revolution Players Named To MLS All-Star Squad
• COVID In Colorado: Public Health Requires Face Masks For Residential Care Facilities
• Philadelphia School District Children Offer Chance To Get Up-To-Date On Routine Immunizations
• Broward School Board Backtracks On Mask Mandate Decision, Will Meet Aug. 10 To Discuss
• Tentative Contract Agreement Reached Between Pittsburgh Public Schools, Teachers Union
• Gov. Phil Murphy Signs Sweeping Housing Eviction Prevention, Utility Assurance Into Law
• Stockton Man, Elk Grove Woman Killed In Stanislaus County Motorcycle Crash
• CDC Issues Eviction Ban On Areas With 'Substantial Or High' Transmission Of COVID-19
• Museum 'Flabbergasted' When Oliver The Snake Lays Eggs
• For First Time In Nation's History, U.S. Customs Agents Intercept Rare, Invasive Beetle At Texas-Mexico Border
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Health Department Reports 1,493 New Cases, 15 Additional Deaths
• Spirit Airlines' Massive Flight Cancellation Debacle Enters Fourth Day
• Jefferson County Sheriff's Deputies Determine Suspicious Package At Clement Park Not A Threat
• Rihanna officially a billionaire at 33 years old, according to Forbes
• Woman Injured In Crash On DuSable Lake Shore Drive, Good Samaritans Help Her Escape Burning Car
• Board President Toni Preckwinkle Marks 11,000 COVID Deaths In Cook County
• Woman In Serious Condition After House Fire In Portage Park
• Senate slowly presses forward on bipartisan infrastructure bill
• 8-Year-Old Bronx Girl Dies After Decorative Railing Collapses On Her
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Signs Off On $750 Million For Eviction Prevention, Utility Assistance
• Chicago Pediatricians Urge Parents To Get Kids 12 And Up Vaccinated, Recommend Masks
• LAPD Investigating Whether Officers Used Excessive Force In Woodland Hills Arrest Of NBA Player Jaxson Hayes
• Anne Arundel County Schools To Require Face Masks For All Students
• Pentagon Police Identify Officer Killed In Violence Outside Building
• Enes Kanter Reportedly Returning To Celtics On One-Year Deal
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 2-Day Total Of 268 New Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• COVID In Minnesota: 5 More Deaths Reported, With Hospitalizations Still Trending Up
• Cam Newton Struggles After Best Day Of Practice; Mac Jones Bounces Back
• Wegmans Asks Shoppers To Wear Face Masks, Even If Vaccinated For COVID-19
• Missing Teens Found In Northern Michigan After Canoe Flips
• Highway 4 Closed In Delta Due To Overturned Big Rig
• Morgan State Raises Its Minimum Wage, Makes Contractual Workers Full-Time
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Nearly 700 New Cases Reported
• Overnight Shooting Leaves 3 Hurt In St. Paul; 1 Injured Man Arrested As Suspected Shooter
• Eligible Minnesotans Can Now Submit Requests For $100 COVID Vaccine Reward: 'This Is The Time To Do It'
• Giving A "Chance For Life" To Inmates Across Several Michigan Prisons
• Berkeley Hills Residents Urged To Stay Elsewhere During Extreme Fire Weather
• Hump Day Goes 'Green' For A Person In Irving After $1 Million Scratch Ticket Win ????????
• Meghan Markle announces new initiative for her 40th birthday
• Domestic Violence Suspect Killed After Pointing Gun At Police In Glendora
• COVID In Denver: Businesses Consider Proof Of Vaccination Status
• 2 Tractor-Trailers Crash On I-495 On Boxboro-Harvard Line, Back Up Rush Hour Traffic 5 Miles
• Person Dies After 2-Car Crash In Stockton
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured In Concord Shooting
• CVS To Increase Hourly Minimum Wage To $15
• Tree Trimming Companies Also Hit By Labor Shortage
• Clear Water On The Jersey Shore Dazzling Visitors
• Detroit Voters Reject Proposal P, Changes To City Charter
• Man, 19, Arrested After Allegedly Shooting At SUV With Young Children Inside
• Mario Bueno on How He Transformed His Life In Prison, How He's Helping Others Do The Same
• Garth Brooks Reassessing Stadium Tour Because Of COVID Surge
• 19-Year-Old Woman Critically Injured In Hit-And-Run Crash
• Track Fire Disrupts Metro Subway Service
• 'Guys Have A Badge On And It's Like They Run The World': Subject Of Violent Aurora Police Arrest Wants Change
• Denver Public Schools Hears From Parents, Staff About Face Mask Requirement
• Survey: Boston Area Ranks Second In The Country For Most Rodent Infestations
• Burlington Schools To Require Masks, Regardless Of Vaccination Status
• Tailwind Air Offering 75-Minute Seaplane Trip From NYC To Boston Harbor
• Arkansas' GOP governor wants to undo ban on mask mandates
• Minnesota Weather: Air Quality Alert Issued For Northern Minnesota
• Hyde Park Summer Fest Canceled Due To Increasing COVID-19 Cases
• Despite Chip Shortage, GM Posts $2.8B Profit, Ups Guidance
• Parker County Sheriff's Bust Multi-State Scam, Arrest Seventy 18 Construction Owner Richard Wortham
• Trump asks court to block IRS from giving tax records to House
• Pope Francis resumes public audiences a month after major surgery
• Indonesia showers gold medalists with gifts of cows, cash and meatball restaurants
• Reports: Knicks Set To Sign Guard Kemba Walker
• Officers Shoot, Kill Man After He Pointed Gun At Officers In Plymouth Township, Stabbed Mother: Police
• NYC To Require Proof Of Vaccination For Indoor Dining, Fitness And Entertainment
• Street Sweeper Struck By Car On Sacramento Freeway Connector Ramp
• Barbie debuts doll honoring Oxford COVID-19 vaccine creator
• Colorado Housing Advocates Say Policy On Evictions Needs To Be Based On Environmental Factors
• 13-year-old Sky Brown wins medal at Tokyo Olympics
• Kemba Walker Agrees To Buyout With Thunder, Will Reportedly Sign With Knicks
• Duggan, Adams Advance From Detroit Mayoral Primary
• TPC Southwind Profile: A Stiff Challenge At WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational
• 'More Protections Needed In Schools', Director Of Teacher's Union Concerned About Delta Variant
• Broncos' Legend Terrell Davis On Teddy Bridgewater, Drew Lock QB Battle: 'Normally The Veteran Who Is Stable Tends To Win'
• Boil Water Advisory Remains In Effect For 9 Central New Jersey Towns
• Celtics Reportedly Among Teams That Have Reached Out To Veteran Guard Danny Green
• Caught on Camera: Oakland Restaurant Worker Robbed At Gunpoint
• Concord Man Convicted Of Firebombing People On Enemies List Sentenced To 18 Years In Prison
• Blues Brew N BBQ In Plymouth
• After Historic Climbing Debut, Kyra Condie's Olympic Journey Comes To An End
• Fantasy Football 2021 RB Rankings: A Healthy Christian McCaffrey Looks To Reclaim The Top Spot
• Lawyer: R. Kelly Gained Weight, Lost Money Ahead Of Trial
• McDonald's Requiring Face Masks Again At Most US Restaurants, Regardless Of COVID Vaccination Status
• City Of Denver Employees Meet News Of Vaccination Requirement With Mixed Emotions
• Jerod Mayo Still Has Aspirations To Be NFL Head Coach: 'I Know I Can Do It'
• Sales On Cleaning Products Have Waned Since Start Of Pandemic
• Elías Díaz Hits Grand Slam, Kyle Freeland Earns Win As Rockies Top Cubs 13-6
• COVID In Florida: Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber Claims FDOH Leaving Local Officials 'Flying Blind' During Pandemic
• Whitmer Declares Emergency For Detroit Suburbs After Storms
• Kyle Vinson, Man Injured In Violent Aurora Police Arrest, Doesn't Understand Why He Was 'Brutalized'
• 2 Arrested After Psilocybin Mushrooms Found Growing In Lyons Home
• Shipping Delays Involving Union Pacific Yard In Chicago Area Are Leaving Some Small Businesses Stranded
• More Mask Mandates Reinstated Across Minnesota As Delta Variant Spreads
• Houston mask mandate might violate Texas governor's order
• Bill Belichick Not Sure If Patriots Will Disclose Vaccination Numbers
• 'No More Minneapolis': Longtime Activist KG Wilson Leaves City After Death Of 6-Year-Old Granddaughter
• Man Was Attacked By Bear Inside Meyers Cabin Before He Shot It
• With Texas' Biles On The Floor & In The Stands, U.S. Women Gymnasts Show Depth In Tokyo
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• As COVID trickles back into China, Beijing responds with tsunami of measures
• Cooking With Rania: Peach Pie
• CDC: 12 Of 14 Massachusetts Counties Now High Or Substantial Risk For COVID Transmission
• Barack Obama To Scale Back Martha's Vineyard Birthday Party Due To Delta Variant
• In Time For 50th Anniversary, Walt Disney World To Sell Annual Passes Again
• Match Preview: Revolution Going For Fifth Straight Win -- And First-Ever Victory Over Nashville
• Pickpockets Travel More Than 1,000 Miles To Steal Phones At Lollapalooza, But Some Victims Got Their Phones Back
• Motorcyclist Dies After Crash On Highway 52 In St. Paul
• Calif. Imposes Major Water Cutbacks For Farmers As Drought Crisis Deepens
• Man Convicted On Gun, Ammunition Charges In Connection To 2019 North Minneapolis Shooting
• CVS Will Raise Minimum Wage To $15 An Hour
• Willowbrook Wildlife Center Overcrowded As Veterinarians See Surge In Injured Animals
• Obama scales back 60th birthday bash over COVID surge
• Royal Caribbean's Full Fleet To Sail In Spring 2022
• Pa. State Senator Doug Mastriano Hopes To Issue Election Subpoenas Within 2 Weeks
• Weather Blog: Overcast, But Comfortable
• Genz-Ryan's Classroom Cash
• 2 North Side Restaurants To Require Proof Of COVID-19 Vaccination
• Red Sox Prospect Triston Casas Helps USA Baseball Beat Dominican Republic, Advance To Olympic Semifinals
• NASCAR to start requiring masks in enclosed areas
• NASCAR To Require Masks In Enclosed Areas Going Forward
• Shontel Brown defeats Nina Turner in Ohio special election
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/4 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Red Sox' Losing Streak Reaches Five Games, As Starting Rotation Is Struggling
• Long Island Bus Driver Charged With DWI, Leaving Scene Of 2 Accidents
• Shower Standards: How Often Should People Shower In Order To Keep Themselves Clean?
• Maricopa County and Dominion refuse to comply with audit subpoenas
• CDC issues new eviction moratorium
• Florida governor insists state won't shut down
• Cuomo accuser calls for governor's impeachment
• Celtics Unveil 'Classic Edition' Jerseys For Upcoming Season
• Brotherly Love: Zummo Bike Donating Refurbished Bikes To Montgomery County Kids For Seven Years Strong
• Centers For Disease Control Issues New Eviction Moratorium
• Gov. Cuomo Sexually Harassed Multiple Women In Violation Of State And Federal Law, AG Investigation Finds
• Patriots' Rookie Ronnie Perkins Appreciates Lessons From Tedy Bruschi
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures Slowly Begin To Rise Starting On Wednesday
• COVID In Florida: Gov. DeSantis Downplays Coronavirus Threat As State Breaks New Hospitalization Record
• Biden, Pelosi, Schumer, Gillibrand And Many More Call On Cuomo To Resign
• High Transmission Risk Leads Dallas County To Raise COVID Threat Level To Red
• Eat'N Park And Hello Bistro Hosting Hiring Events
• Brookfield Zoo Hosting Blood Drive Wednesday; Free Admission With Donation
• PennDOT: HOV Lanes On Parkway North Now Fully Reopened
• Gun battle follows deadly bombing at Afghan defense minister's home
• Symphony orchestra fires flutist for spreading conspiracy theories
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Day Ahead
• Addressing the ransomware threat: Cyber expert Jonathan Levin
• UPDATE: Pleasanton Police Announce Body Found Matching Description of Missing Jogger Philip Kreycik
• Emperor penguins may be listed as threatened due to climate change
• Ice wall collapses at Titanic Museum in Tennessee, injuring 3
• Violent SUV Crash Briefly Shuts Down Portion Of Ardmore Boulevard
• Man Sentenced For Embezzling Nearly $1.5 Million From His Former Employer
• Wednesday's Child: 7-Year-Old Jose
• Pirates Overcome 7 Innings Of Being Held Hitless, Beat Brewers 8-5 In Extra Innings
• Truck Crash And Fire Briefly Shuts Down Route 28
• Robinson Township Police's First K-9 Celebrates Final Shift
• Hussey Copper Smelting Facility In Leetsdale Agrees To Pay Settlement For Environmental Violations
• Ohio Man Arrested In Florida, Accused Of Groping And Punching Flight Attendants

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• Cuomo faces calls to resign amid sexual harassment scandal
• Delta variant accounts for 93% of U.S. COVID cases
• Marathon mom pushes Olympics to allow nursing babies
• Local Matters: Representative Conor Lamb set to join Pennsylvania Senate race
• Brother of Congressman Paul Gosar discusses his calls for his resignation
• High-tech imaging tools advance skin cancer detection
• California town running low on water as drought worsens
• U.S. athletes make history as team leads overall medal count
• American and Spirit Airlines cancel hundreds of flights
• Florida COVID hospitalizations break pandemic record
• Andrew Cuomo defiant as New York State Assembly ramps up impeachment probe
• Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen promotes Biden's economic agenda during trip to Atlanta
• Surging pediatric COVID-19 cases raise concerns for teachers and parents ahead of new school year
• U.S. housing insecurity amplified by pandemic
• Sneak peek: The Case Against Nicole Addimando
• Sneak peek: Murder at the Mall: The Michelle Martinko Case
• New York state Senator Samra Brouk calls for Governor Andrew Cuomo's impeachment
• Alexander Vindman says "I knew right away what I had to do" on Trump's infamous call with Zelenskyy
• Lebanon braces for protests one year after deadly blast
• Beijing responds to COVID-19 outbreaks with tsunami of containment measures
• Establishment candidate wins Ohio Democratic congressional primary over progressive rival
• Independent investigators say Governor Andrew Cuomo sexually harassed women
• NYC to mandate vaccines for some indoor activities
• WorldView: Deadly train collision in Czech Republic; Taliban claims responsibility for attack
• Congresswoman Cori Bush says temporary eviction ban buys Congress time to act
• What's next for Governor Andrew Cuomo after sexual harassment investigation?
• Team USA continues to rake in medals and break records at Tokyo Olympics
• Best-selling authors team up to write about the power and fun of growing up as a Black boy
• Mayor Bill De Blasio on Andrew Cuomo allegations and on New York City vaccine mandate
• Missouri attorney general suing Kansas City mayor and Health Department over new mask mandate
• Mask showdown: Missouri attorney general sues Kansas City mayor over mask mandate
• Congresswoman Julia Letlow reflects on loss of husband Luke, urges vaccination
• Dr. Jha on vaccine mandates as Delta now accounts for about 94% of cases in the U.S.
• Eviction moratorium getting temporary extension in light of the heightened COVID times
• Bombshell report accuses New York Governor Andrew Cuomo of sexual harassment
• Governor Andrew Cuomo faces growing calls to resign over sexual harassment allegations
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