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Articles from August 5, 2021

• Lake Oroville Hydro Power Plant That Can Serve Up To 800,000 Homes Goes Offline Due To Drought
• Pick A Pack: Back-To-School Giveaway Helps Hundreds Of Students
• Prominent Non-Profit With Controversial Past In Line For $450,000 Sacramento City Grant
• 2 Charged In 2019 Murder Of South Lake Tahoe Man
• First Positive E. coli Sample In Englewood Was Taken 3 Days Before Boil Water Notice, State Email Shows
• Survey Reveals Majority Of Denver Police Officers Have Not Received COVID-19 Vaccine
• Arizona Woman Dies After Fall From Via Ferrata In Telluride
• California Mandates COVID Vaccinations for All Health Care Workers
• Grass Valley Resident Defends Home From River Fire With Water Stored On Property
• Report Shows 25% Increase In Homelessness In Denver Metro Area In 4 Years Before Pandemic Began
• Thousands Evacuated As Dixie Fire Leaves Devastating Path Of Destruction
• Hazy Skies Over Downtown Denver Could Become A Regular Thing During The Summer
• Catalytic Converter Theft Impacts Dozens Of Children In Arvada
• 'They Want To Set Us Back... This Is Serious': Newsom Fires Back At Republicans A Day After He Was Bashed In Debate
• Chicago Weather: A Wet Start
• Englewood Native Victoria Williams Is Proud Illinois Marijuana License Winner
• Izya Byk, 92, Found After Silver Alert Was Issued In West Hollywood
• Escaped Bear Cub 'Tamarack' Burned in Wildfire Found Near Lake Tahoe
• Facebook Picks Des Plaines To Test New 'Neighborhoods' Feature, Taking On Popular Apps Like Nextdoor
• White Sox Lose To Royals For 9th Loss In Last 14 Games
• Massachusetts COVID Tests Double With Cases And Anxiety On The Rise
• 'Sincerely Sorry': Customer Sends $100 And Apology Letter After Swearing At Maine Restaurant Workers
• 'I Thought I Was Pretty Well Protected': 8 Mass. Fire Departments Report Breakthrough COVID Cases
• 'They're Basically Holding Us Hostage': Taunton Family Searches For Missing Moving Truck With Their Belongings Inside
• Gallo's First Homer In Pinstripes Lifts Yankees To Win Over Mariners, And Season-High 10 Games Over .500
• Wellesley Fire Chief Richard DeLorie Fined $10,000 For Helping Son Get Hired As Firefighter
• Rookie Jax Has Solid Start To Helps Twins Beat Astros 5-3
• Power Plant at Oroville Dam Reservoir Shut Down for First Time Due to Lack of Water
• Steelers Use Strong 2nd Half To Beat Cowboys 16-3 In Hall Of Fame Game
• What's Different About COVID's Delta Variant?
• 2 MTA Bus Passengers Struck By Stray Bullet When Gunfire Erupts In Queens
• New York State Assembly Gives Cuomo 1 Week To Defend Himself In Sexual Harassment Investigation
• Nantucket Issues Indoor Mask Mandate After Emergency Meeting
• Pasadena Unified School District Parents Voice Concerns About Return To Classrooms, Vaccines, Testing
• CBS3 Mysteries: Investigators Seeking Vehicle, Possible Witness Who Could Be Key In Solving Brett Moss' Murder
• Chicago Woman Lost Thousands To Unemployment Scammer, And She Wants To Know Why More Isn't Being Done To Get Money Back
• Chicago Firefighter-EMT Erik Zuma Indicted On Multiple Sex Assault Charges; CBS 2's Dana Kozlov Reported On How He Was Still On Job Despite Allegations
• 'Fun But Also Safe': Couple Mandates Vaccines For Mpls. Wedding
• Oxygen In High Demand For Hospitalized COVID Patients And That's Starting To Create A Strain
• TEA Releases Guidelines For Keeping Students, Teachers Safe From COVID-19
• Rain Totals: Who Had The Most For August 5?
• 'This Is Not Fear Mongering' Baltimore Mayor Brings Back Indoor Mask Mandate; Governor Says No To Statewide Mask Mandate But Will Require Vaccines, Testing For Some State Employees
• New Jersey Restaurants Holding Onto Increased Business As Statewide COVID Cases Climb
• Parkville Man Michael Vincent Bonczewski Charged For Child Sexual Assault, Pornography; Youth Coach Worked In Baltimore, Carroll Counties
• 4-Year-Old Girl, Makalah McKay, Dies After Being Accidentally Shot By Another Child In Englewood
• Gov. Murphy Expected To Mandate Masks In New Jersey Schools This Fall For All Students K-12
• Miami-Dade Employees Must Show Proof Of COVID Vaccination Or Test Weekly Starting Aug. 16
• With The End Of Summer Fast Approaching, Parents & Students Wonder How The Upcoming School Year Will Look
• Officials Confirm 12-Year-Old Girl Was Bitten By Sandbar Shark In Ocean City
• Car Dealers Applaud Biden's EV Executive Order, But Say Infrastructure, Incentives Needed
• Baltimore City Schools' Academic Recovery Program Concludes Thursday
• Vaccinated Doctor: 'I Was Sick. I Was Surprisingly Sick'; Breakthrough COVID-19 Infections Cause Concern
• Suárez, Votto Homer To Help Reds Beat Pirates 7-4
• Boulder, Fox And Aggie Theaters Ask For Proof Of COVID Vaccine Or Negative COVID Test
• Newsom Declares State Of Emergency In Placer, Nevada Counties Due To River Fire
• Florida sues owner of Piney Point over massive wastewater leak
• San Mateo Schools Prepare For COVID Outbreaks During Upcoming Academic Year
• 'A Little Unsettling': Nantucket Travelers React To Indoor Mask Mandate After Increase In COVID Cases
• UCSF Dr. Bob Wachter On Vaccination Mandates; COVID Booster Shots
• Former San Jose Home of Rock Hall of Fame Doobie Brothers Poised for Landmark Status
• Philadelphians Who Lost Loved Ones To Gun Violence List Demands At Peace Not Guns Rally
• Fully Vaccinated People Who Get A Covid-19 Breakthrough Infection Can Transmit The Virus, CDC Chief Says
• Fifth Straight Day Of Cancellations & Delays For Frustrated Spirit Airlines Passengers
• Alex Ewing Murder Trial: Jury To Resume Deliberations After Telling Judge They Reached 'Impasse'
• Police: Man Killed 94-Year-Old Grandfather And Sent Video Of Killing To Family Members
• California to mandate COVID vaccines for health care workers
• Maryland Lawmakers Announces Nearly $30M In Emergency Funding To Support Covid-19 Response
• 'Every Day Is An Opportunity To Change The Narrative': Plano Police Officer Helps Needy Family Escape Heat, Pays For Hotel
• COVID: San Jose Latest To Require Vaccination Or Weekly Testing For City Employees
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Objects To COVID Vaccine Mandates At Hospitals
• Former Roseville Gun Dealer Sentenced To 4 Years For Using Peace Officers' Identities In Off-Roster Firearm Scheme
• San Francisco's Filthy Streets Getting A Deep Cleaning; 'It Smells A Lot Better'
• Five Arrested After Wild Pursuit Ends With Car Crashing Into Pole, Flipping Over
• LA Community College District Board Mandates Vaccinations, Masks
• Baby Magellanic Penguins At Shedd Aquarium Take First Swim
• Yankees Catcher Gary Sanchez Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Experts Say Incentives To Vaccinate Work On Some But Not Everyone
• 1 Person In Serious Condition Following 3-Vehicle Crash On I-30 In East Fort Worth
• Woman, 85, Stabbed By Man, 71, In Portage Park, Police Say
• Friday's Show Info (8/6/21)
• UPDATE: Suspicious Device Found Along Oakland Waterfront Not An Explosive, Evacuations Lifted
• Colfax Homeowners Return To See What's Left After River Fire
• Napa County Officials Issues Order Mandating Facial Coverings Indoors
• CPUC Sets Terms For PG&E Independent Safety Monitor
• July Hits Another Record For Recreational Marijuana Sales
• Culver City Announces Plans To Mandate COVID Vaccines For Employees
• Group Of Chicago Men Develop App To Help Witnesses Record Crimes
• Avenue 26 Night Market In Lincoln Heights Shut Down
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy To Announce Mask Requirement For K-12 Students This Fall, Sources Say
• Following The Firefight: Crews Hope To Make Good Progress On The River Fire
• Phillies Sweep Nationals To Draw Within Half-Game Of Mets Before Pivotal Weekend Series For NL East Lead
• Biden Signs Bill Awarding Medals To Jan. 6 First Responders
• Mets Strand 15 Runners, Drop Finale And Series To Marlins
• Don't Know How To Talk To Vaccine-Hesitant Friends & Family? Professor Shares Tips On Navigating Conversation
• Brooklyn Park Joins Growing List Of Minnesota Cities Requiring Masks In City Buildings
• Parents Beg For Help In Finding Driver Who Hit Adagio Williams, 18, In West Garfield Park And Drove Off
• California Requires Healthcare Workers To Be Fully Vaccinated By End Of September
• Appeals Court Upholds Former Dallas Officer Amber Guyger's Murder Conviction
• Bounce-Back Bundy, Angels Roll To 5-0 Victory Over Rangers
• Family of Philip Kreycik Confirms Body Found In Pleasanton Is That of Missing Jogger
• Police Searching For 2 Accused Of Using Stolen Credit Card In Sacramento Area
• Nate Landman Ready To Lead The Buffs Defense For One Final Season
• Limited Number Of $10 Lottery Tickets To Be Offered For 'Hamilton' At Pantages Theatre
• 'Firefighters Getting Guns Pulled Out On Them;' Some Dixie Fire Residents Refusing To Evacuate
• San Francisco Giants Rally To Win From 4-Run 9th-Inning Deficit
• Man Sentenced Gets 2-5 Years In Prison For Shooting Teen At Washington County Movie Theater
• Dems' online fundraising platform halts donations for Cuomo
• Pressure Builds On President Biden's Administration To Loosen International Travel Ban Into The Country
• Virgin Galactic sets price for trips to space aboard its rocket plane
• Family accuses police of pointing guns at young children in botched raid
• Chicago Police Officer Melvina Bogard Charged With Aggravated Battery, Official Misconduct In 2020 Shooting Of Ariel Roman At CTA Red Line Station
• Orange County Wife Asks Public To Get Vaccinated After Husband Dies From COVID
• Secretary Of State Facilities To Require Employees Show Proof Of COVID Vaccination
• Mountain View Police Arrest Mother For Murder Of Newborn Son
• Authorities Announce Major Gang Crackdown In Queens, With 28 Arrests
• California Recall: GOP Endorsement Fight Next Test For Rivals
• Still Here: Story Homers Twice, Rockies Beat Cubs 6-5
• 83-Year-Old Former Cuban Political Prisoner Fighting To Keep Her Home
• Pittsburgh Doctors Say They Are Seeing More Kids In Hospitals With COVID-19
• Target Joins Rival Walmart In Covering College Costs For Workers
• 'I'm Scared For My Patients': As COVID Cases Surge, Delta Plus Variant Worries Medical Experts
• Sunisa Lee, Grace McCallum Return To Minnesota, Olympic Medals In Hand
• Bears Training Camp: Tight End Jimmy Graham Frustrated Over NFLPA Proposal For Daily COVID-19 Testing For Vaccinated Players
• Anxiety Grows On Long Island As COVID-19 Cases Increase
• Biden's U.N. ambassador on diplomacy at the Olympics: "A great opportunity"
• Injured Bear Who Escaped South Lake Tahoe Wildlife Rescue Found In Tree
• 'I Saw It Coming' Residents React To Reinstated Indoor Mask Mandate In Baltimore
• Story Homers Twice, Rockies Beat Cubs 6-5
• Can Do Canines
• Street Racing Likely To Blame For Burbank Wreck That Killed 3
• Cook County To Allow For Filing Of Orders Of Protection 24 Hours A Day, But Domestic Violence Survivor Advocates Say It's Not Enough
• Apple To Start Checking iPhone, iCloud Photos For Child Abuse Imagery
• Dozens Of PPS Teachers Could Be Furloughed Soon
• Boy on a mission to share his love of reading with thousands of others
• Pennsylvania SPCA Says It Needs More Funding, Does Not Receive Donations Sent To ASPCA
• Jury Tells Judge They Are At 'Impasse' In Alex Ewing's Murder Trial, Will Resume Deliberations Friday Morning
• Hospital Chaplain Recalls How Unique Power Of Prayer Helped Him Recover After Near Tragedy On The Water
• 11 Guns Found At Chicago Airports In July, 18 In June
• Oakland A's TV Analyst Ray Fosse Battling Cancer; Stepping Away From Broadcast Booth
• Ravens Announce Countdown To Kickoff Watch Party For Season Opener Against Raiders
• Volunteer Puppy Raisers At NEADS In Princeton Help Train Service Dogs
• Charges Against U-Haul Shooting And Carjacking Suspect Upgraded To Murder
• Many Texas Parents Choosing To Homeschool Amid Continued Concerns Over COVID-19
• LA Superior Court Will Require Employees Get Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Clarifying COVID: How Can We Protect Ourselves From The Delta Variant?
• Dallas ISD Stocking Each Campus With COVID-19 Rapid Tests: 'We Are Hoping To Have A Safe Start To School'
• Internet Sacks Vikings' Kirk Cousins Following COVID Press Conference
• Duluth Public Schools Will Require Masks Indoors Starting Monday
• Centennial Park To Receive Nearly $8M In Upgrades
• Filmmakers Create Public Service Announcement Videos To Save Biscayne Bay
• 'We Should Keep Masks In Place': Teenage COVID Patient Speaking Out Amid Huge Increase In Pediatric Patients
• 3 Miami Dolphins Removed From COVID-19 Reserve List
• 'This Is Outrageous': Frontier Airlines Turns Away Booked Passengers At Logan Airport
• Dolton Police Body Camera Shows Woman Drag Officer Before Police Shoot Her
• Police Searching For Michael Siciliano, Accused Of Posing As Financial Advisor To Steal From Elderly Victims
• Moderna Says Third COVID-19 Shot Will Likely Be Necessary This Fall, But Some Chicago Doctors Don't Agree It's Needed Yet
• Massive Backup On I-30 Westbound In Rowlett After Police Chase Ends When Minivan Crashes
• Police Charge 25-Year-Old Jonathan Bowman In Murder Of Demetris Henry
• Getting A Good Deal On New, Used Cars In South Florida Unlikely
• Florida Gators To Spend Training Camp In Hotel To Combat COVID-19
• Elon Musk Says Steve Jobs Biographer Writing A Book About Him
• FBI Pittsburgh Starts Program To Combat Opioid Epidemic
• Another Strong Day For Mac Jones As Rookie Gets Extended Run At Patriots Training Camp
• 2 Accused In Killing Of FIU Student Michael Zaldua Appear In Bond Court
• Large Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Response To Northeast Miami-Dade House Fire
• Philadelphia Opening Evening Resource Centers To Keep At-Risk Youth From Getting Caught Up In Gun Violence
• Governor Ron DeSantis Refuses To Back Down On Masks
• Jennifer Aniston Says She Has Cut Ties With People Who Haven't Been Vaccinated
• Pennsylvania To Start Housing Unvaccinated Inmates Together
• Black Minnesotans Suffer Disproportionately From COVID, But Many Hesitant To Get The Vaccine
• National Guard, DNR Join Forces To Resuscitate Minnesota's Decimated Bat Population
• Caught On Video: Man, Woman Sought By Miami Police, Accused Of Stealing Van
• Video Shows Impact Of Cameron Peak Fire On Poudre River
• San Francisco Schools, Health Officials Taking Extra Precautions Amid COVID Delta Surge
• Virginia governor says he'll let New Yorkers decide Cuomo's fate
• Wallaby Joey Playing Peek-A-Boo At Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
• Nearly 17,000 Philadelphia Water Department Customers Hit With Inaccurate Bills In The Thousands
• Taste With Tori: Group Of Friends Putting Local Touch On Beers At Troubles End Brewery In Collegeville
• Marlins' Alfaro Gets Big Hit As Miami Beats Mets 4-2, Win Series
• Tourist Accused Of Biting Part Of Man's Ear Off During Altercation At Keys' Hotel
• Acting Mayor Kim Janey Announces New Pilot Program In Boston For Mental Health Emergencies
• San Francisco Investment Banker Sells Hawaii Mansion For $45 Million
• 'We're Just Not There Yet': Eagles Head Coach Nick Sirianni On Not Naming Jalen Hurts Starting QB
• Tracking The Tropics: Watching Two Tropical Waves, One Expected To Strengthen
• Officials Call On Residents To Get Vaccine In Far Rockaway And Edgemere, Zip Code With Lowest Vaccination Rate In NYC
• Amber Alert For 2-Month-Old In Wisconsin Canceled
• Officers Rescue Child In Fairfield After Alleged Parental Abduction In Sacramento
• Kim Potter's Trial Will Not Be Livestreamed, Judge Rules
• Pennsylvania Department Of Corrections Suspends In-Person Visits For Unvaccinated Inmates
• NYPD: Would-Be Rapist Chokes Woman Out, Drags Her Off Subway
• Want To Light Up The Philadelphia Skyline? A New Program Can Make That Happen
• New Hyde Park Mayor Rips 'Idiots' Who Vandalized Sikh Temple
• Boston's Art Museums, New England Aquarium Bringing Back Face Mask Requirements
• Police: Greensburg Substance Abuse Counselor Steals Patient's Identity, Racks Up $60K In Debt
• Maggie The African Elephant In Care Of San Andreas Wildlife Sanctuary Dies At 41
• Suspect Accused Of Shooting Corpus Christi Officer Multiple Times In Custody, Police Say
• Will COVID Shots Replace Annual Flu Shots? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Officials: Long Beach Island Teen Nights Behind COVID Outbreak Of At Least 20 Cases
• Stretch Of San Francisco's Great Highway Reopening To Weekday Traffic
• Mavericks Promote Michael Finley To Assistant GM
• Vaccination Event At FTX Arena Provides Shot At Winning Major Concert Tickets, Heat Gear
• Camden Mayor, Nursing Students Go Door-To-Door To Get More Residents Vaccinated
• Coronavirus Latest: Tri-State Region Reaches Highest Daily Number Of COVID-19 Cases Since May
• Tom Brady Blasts 'Ignorant' NFL Players, NFLPA As NFL Franchise Values Rise
• Carpet Caper: Santa Rosa Woman Accused Of Stealing Thousands In Flooring From Employer
• Broadway Returns To The Hippodrome This November With "Waitress"
• 5 Arrested In Northern Minnesota After Meth Investigation
• COVID Vaccine: Kaiser Permanente Hosting Clinic at Oakland Tech
• Yelp now allows customers to filter by vaccination requirements
• Broncos Half-Price Tickets And Single-Game Tickets On Sale Now
• BSO: Man Sought For Exposing Himself To Female Drivers In Parkland
• Eastern Market Cancels Tailgating For Lions Games Amid Worker Shortage
• Massachusetts Reports 1,046 New COVID-19 Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Arlington Police Say Deadly Hit-And-Run Caused By Driver Of Orange Compact Car; Still No Suspect
• Pittsburgh Penguins Re-Sign Forward Zach Aston-Reese
• Slumping Red Sox Lose To Tigers 8-1
• COVID In Colorado: Tri-County Health Hosts Vaccine Clinics In Aurora
• Texas Gov. Abbott Announces 2nd Special Session To Start Saturday, Adds Agenda Items
• Britney Spears' Attorney Looks To Speed Effort To Remove Singer's Father As Conservator
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Signs Statewide Eviction Moratorium To Assist Renters, Landlords
• Spirit Airlines cancels more than half of scheduled flights
• Michigan State AD Beekman Steps Down, Takes On New Role At School
• 12-Year-Old Grazed By Possible Bullet In Middle River
• Dehumidifiers Recalled Nationwide After Causing $17M In Property Damage
• Teen Pulled From Presque Isle Bay Dies
• North Philadelphia Park Named After Mother, 3 Children Fatally Struck By SUV In 2014
• Red Sox Draft Pick Marcelo Mayer Makes His Pro Debut
• Body Of Missing Teen Swimmer Found In Ocean City
• 'I'll Follow The Protocols Vigilantly': Kirk Cousins Comes Off COVID List, Still Keeping Vaccination Decision 'Private'
• Wildlife Experts Continue Search For 6-Foot Cobra In Grand Prairie Using Traps
• BCCC Professor Edward Ennels Pleads Guilty To Bribery, Misconduct After Soliciting Money For Good Grades
• Astros All-Star Pitcher From 1970s J.R. Richard Passes Away At 71
• Registration Open For 31st Annual Turkey Trot
• Lionel Messi won't return to FC Barcelona, leaves club after 17 seasons
• The Delta Variant Is Slowing Office Reopenings, It Could Slow The Recovery Too
• The Ones For Real Estate: Experts Say Buyer, Seller Behaviors Changing
• Court Extends Intimidation Crime To Transgender Victims
• Justice Department opens civil rights investigation into Phoenix police
• Dog Rescued From 2018 Camp Fire In Paradise Survives Its 2nd Wildfire
• Ellicott City Man Killed In Head On Crash On I-97
• State Police Searching For Missing 24-Year-Old Ashley Allison From Fayette County
• Chicago Mayor Lightfoot: New Coordination Center, Using Data To Get COVID Information Out, Will Now Be Used To Combat Violence
• Atlas 5 hauled off launch pad for Starliner troubleshooting
• Whitmer Declares State Of Emergency For White Lake, Armada Townships, The Village Of Armada
• Arraignment Postponed For Corona Movie Theater Shooting Suspect Joseph Jimenez
• University Of Pittsburgh's Guidelines Require Masks Indoors
• Baltimore County Has Tried 10 Murder Cases Since Return Of Jury Trials
• Santa Rosa CityBus Returns to Pre-Pandemic Operation on Some Routes
• First-Degree Murder Charges Filed Against Men In Death Of 24-Year-Old Bucks County Woman In Miami Beach
• Longtime AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka Dies At Age 72
• Cam Newton, Mac Jones Dodge Questions About COVID Vaccine
• Colorado Weather: The Horrible Haze Expected To Get Worse
• Amber Alert Issued For 2-Month-Old Dorian Giesen, Wisconsin Infant With Medical Condition
• People Line Up To Get Clean Water In Englewood After Boil Order Goes Into Effect
• Inter Miami CF Seeks To Extend Unbeaten Run Against Nashville SC
• With Increasing COVID Cases, Baltimore County Council To Continue Meeting Virtually
• Dallas Police Officer Senior Corporal Carlos Almeida Charged With Family Violence Assault
• Indoor Mask Mandate Reinstated In Baltimore City
• USA's Nevin Harrison wins gold in historic women's 200-meter canoe sprint
• Realtors: Texas Average Home Price Increased 94% Between 2011-2020
• Glenwood Springs Visitors Say It's Worth The Drive Around I-70 Closure
• Food And Fuel Shortages Expected As I-70 Closure Through Glenwood Canyon Impacts The Entire State Of Colorado
• Bill Gates says it was a "huge mistake" to spend time with Jeffrey Epstein
• US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm Visits SE Michigan For Historic EV Announcement
• Less Than 0.01% Of Vaccinated Marylanders Have Been Hospitalized With Covid; Most New Cases Are Delta Variant, Officials Say
• Over 20,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• HealthPartners Joins Other Major Providers In Requiring Employees To Get Vaccinated Against COVID
• DeSantis clashes with Biden as Florida faces mounting COVID surge
• Broncos QB Competition Between Teddy Bridgewater And Drew Lock Still Neck And Neck After First Week
• 'South Park' Brings 14 New Movies To Paramount+, 3 More Seasons On Comedy Central
• Bay Area Air District Receives $8.4M In Funding for Clean Cars Program
• France makes "COVID pass" mandatory for all bars and restaurants
• Former Internet Celebrity 'Kai The Hitchhiker' Loses Bid To Overturn Murder Conviction
• Taste of Colorado Announces A Big Change, Will Take Place On 16th Street Mall Over Labor Day Weekend
• Authorities Offering $15,000 For Information In Burglary At Fort Worth Gun Store
• Planning Commission In Mid-Michigan Rejects Housing Migrants
• California Recall: Republicans Aim At GOP Base In 1st Debate
• Cabin Belonging To Accused Canterbury, NH Squatter 'River Dave' Destroyed By Fire
• Texas governor announces new special session to begin Saturday
• 'Another Little Setback': Boil Water Order Presents Challenges For Restaurants In Englewood
• South Side Man Accused Of Beating His Mother To Death
• Tax-Free Weekend
• U.S. expands citizenship eligibility for certain children born abroad
• Patriots Remain Second-Most Valuable NFL Team
• Longtime AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka Dies At 72
• Kirk Cousins Comes Off COVID List, Still Keeping Vaccination Decision 'Private'
• AC Transit To Increase Service Starting Next Week Amid Return To Schools, Offices
• Meeting Gets Heated In Douglas County, Some Parents Say Recommendation For Masking In Schools Is Too Much
• Broncos Rookie Linebacker Jonathon Cooper Returns From 3 Heart Procedures
• Kathy Griffin Recovering After Lung Cancer Surgery: 'A Little More Than I Had Anticipated'
• Judge: Preserving Evidence Is Key To Surfside Condo Collapse
• 'DREAM TEAM: Birth Of The Modern Athlete' Documentary Series Now Streaming On Paramount+
• Ascension Michigan To Pay $2.8M To Feds Over Hysterectomies
• Moderna Says Third COVID Vaccine Booster Shot 'Likely To Be Necessary' This Fall Due To Delta Variant
• Moderna Says Its COVID-19 Vaccine Is 93% Effective 6 Months After Second Dose
• Philadelphia Weather: Cirrocumulus Clouds Spotted In Center City Showing Signs For Pleasant Weather
• Wildfires force evacuations in southern Greece
• Spirit Airlines Issues Continue At Pittsburgh International Airport And Arnold Palmer Regional Airport
• Man, 58, Dies After Crashing Into Irrigation Canal Near Modesto
• Gov. DeSantis Joins GOP Congressional Delegation Calling On Biden To Do More In Cuba
• Jail Officer, Inmates In Michigan Became Sick After Someone Spiked Water
• Teen Girl Attacked, Knocked Unconscious While Jogging In Culver City
• Chicago's Annual Ducky Derby Kicks Off Thursday At 1 p.m.
• Longtime AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka Has Died, Sen. Chuck Schumer Says
• Richard Trumka, influential head of AFL-CIO, dies at 72
• Scratch-Off Ticket Worth $3 Million Sold In Montgomery County
• Brazil's 'Sampa Sky,' Glass Box On Sao Paolo's Tallest Building, Inspired By Willis Tower Ledge
• Suit Filed Against 'Tiny Tyrant' Judge Clay Jenkins Says Attorney For Dallas County Commissioner J.J. Koch
• This Year's 'Dead Zone' In Gulf of Mexico Larger Than Average
• Police Team With Task Force To Recover 17 Stolen Trucks, SUVs From Illegal Texas Chop Shop
• Emmanuel Ogboru Charged With Fatally Punching Man Outside N. Mpls. Club
• Sacramento Kings To Require COVID-19 Vaccine For Full And Part-Time Employees, Players Exempt
• Des Plaines Police Officer Who Accidentally Shot Teen During Chase Of Bank Robber Won't Face Charges
• Pritzker Signs Legislation To Remove Financial Barriers For Feminine Hygiene Products
• Pennsylvania Woman Killed By 3 Dogs She Was Watching
• Reps. Wozniak, Huizenga Win Primaries For Senate Seats
• Dollar General Lounge Chairs Recalled Over Injury, Amputation Concerns
• Hennepin Co. Sheriff Warns Of Phone Scheme Where Callers Impersonate Officers, Threaten Arrest Over Fake Fines
• Montrose Beach Dunes Expanding In Lincoln Park
• 4 People Shot In Drive-By Shooting During Sidewalk Sale In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• COVID In Delaware: Gov. John Carney Considering If State Can Require Universal Masking In Schools
• Minneapolis Public Schools To Require All Students, Staff, Visitors To Wear Masks
• River Fire Expands To 2,400 Acres, Still 0% Contained, Prompting Action From Governor Newsom
• 'Boiling Point Was Reached': Nantucket Store Closes Temporarily For 'Mental Health Break' After Customers Disrespect Mask Rule
• Michigan Vaccinations Rise Again; Masks In School Urged
• Woman Walking Dog Sexually Assaulted In Redondo Beach, Good Samaritan Detains Suspect
• 'It's A Big Team Effort': Coast Guard Offloads Record $1.4 Billion In Cocaine, Marijuana At Port Everglades
• Miami Weather: Hot And Steamy Thursday With More Sun, Storms Possible
• VIDEO: Wind-Whipped Dixie Fire Ignites Homes In Greenville; Fire Crews 'Going Into Life Threat Mode'
• Shakespeare Makes An Impact Inside Prisons Centuries After His Work Was Published
• Colorado Lottery Announces New Weekly Powerball Drawing On Monday Nights
• Donna McNulty Of Billerica, Dylan Barron Of Norwood Announced As Second VaxMillions Winners
• 'It Kind Of Freaked Me Out,' Huge Tree Crushes Car, Knocks Out Power In Brockton
• Couple Found Dead In Petaluma Home Identified
• COVID In Minnesota: Daily New Case Rate Almost Above Line For 'High Risk'
• 31-Year-Old Walter Clark Jr. Found Shot Dead Inside Car In Chester, Police Say
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Health Department Reports 1,731 New Cases, 7 Additional Deaths
• 21-Year-Old Woman From Boston Killed When SUV Crashes Over Guardrail On I-95 In Canton
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Blasts President Joe Biden For Singling Out Florida Over Coronavirus
• Johns Hopkins University Brings Back Indoor Masking Mandates
• Report: Red Sox Acquire Outfielder Delino DeShields Jr. From Rangers
• Tickets On Sale Thursday For Highly-Anticipated Opening Of New Academy Museum
• $1 Million Lotto Ticket Sold At Fort Worth QuickTrip
• WATCH: 450-Pound Baby Elephant Sculpture Makes It Way To Children's Sculpture Zoo In Haddonfield
• 17-Year-Old Charged In Carjacking Near Logan Square
• 44-Year-Old Rhys Lershe Charged After Allegedly Assaulting Elderly Couple In Burlington County: Authorities
• 'Yellowstone' Prequel Series Set To Be Filmed In Fort Worth With Stars Including Faith Hill, Tim McGraw
• New Eviction Moratorium Doesn't Cover All Counties, Including Wayne
• Report: Talks Between Eagles, Texans Are 'Not' Heating Up About Potential Deshaun Watson Trade
• Former Celtics Teammates Jayson Tatum, Evan Fournier Will Battle For Olympic Gold
• Cuba Battling Soaring COVID-19 Cases As Hotels Become Hospitals
• 'Thankful To Be Alive': State Sen. Melisa Franzen, Auditor Julie Blaha Injured In Crash With Semi
• Man Fatally Shot Following Dispute In North Minneapolis Home Identified As 21-Year-Old Boris Likuwa
• Out-Of-This-World Price Tag For Disney World's Star Wars Hotel
• UPDATE: 3 Injured In Shooting At San Leandro Birthday Party; Hesperian Blvd. Shut Down
• Raging Dixie Fire Levels NorCal Town
• Officials Announce Plan To Preserve Crumbling BQE For Another 20 Years
• Caught On Camera: Owner Fights Back When Man Tries to Steal Car In Brooklyn, Crashes Into MTA Bus
• Small Earthquake Reported In Peabody
• Minnesota Weather: Another Air Quality Alert Issued For Northern Minnesota
• Moderna Says Third COVID Vaccine Booster Shot 'Likely To Be Necessary' This Fall Due To Delta Variant
• Murder Charges Filed Against Men Accused Of Drugging, Raping Woman Who Overdosed In Miami Beach Hotel Room
• Crews Searching Lake In Arvada For A Person Seen Struggling In The Water
• Northbound Lanes Reopen On I-65 In Jasper County After Crash Involving Semi Truck
• Redwood Falls Police Ask For Public's Help Locating Missing 70-Year-Old Dale Schliewe
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 700 New Cases Reported Within 24 Hours
• MAGA Hat Theft At Last Year's Democratic National Convention In Wilmington Leads To Hate Crime Plea
• Calvin Johnson Aims To Change Game With Cannabis Business
• San Francisco Police Seize Vehicle Seen in Photo With Passenger Brandishing AK-47
• San Francisco Police Seize Vehicle Seen in Photo With Passenger Brandishing AK-47
• Red Sox top Tigers 4-1
• LA City Council To Consider Requiring COVID Vaccinations For Indoor Dining, Movie Theaters, Concerts, Gyms
• Prince George's County Reinstates Mask Requirement In County Buildings; Employees Must Be Vaccinated Or Undergo Regular Testing
• New York Auto Show Cancelled Due To COVID-19 Delta Variant Concerns
• Boy, 15, Charged In Hyde Park Carjacking, Chinatown Armed Robbery
• Search Continues For Driver Who Hit And Killed Caltrans Subcontractor On Highway 99
• Stevenson Expressway Ramp To Tri-State Tollway Closed After Semi Crashes, Ends Up On Its Side
• Magnitude-3.5 Quake Rattles Hemet
• Appellate Judges Upholds Ocean City's Topless Ban
• Two Million 'Brand Name' Dehumidifiers Recalled Due To Fire Risk
• Bill Belichick Shares All-Time Take On Weather: 'If It Rains, It Rains'
• Lions Defense Has Nowhere To Go But Up
• Met Gala, Fashion's Biggest Night, Set To Go Forward, But Vaccinations, Masks Required
• U.S. women's soccer team beats Australia 4-3 to capture bronze
• 4 Teens Charged In Carjacking Of Rideshare Driver In South Austin
• Deadline To Enroll In Health Plan Through Maryland Health Connection Is August 15
• Last Second Block Lifts France Over Mavs Luka Doncic And Slovenia 90-89
• Store Clerk Delon Johnson Arrested For Murder After Shooting Men Who Robbed Business, Police Say 
• Drought Worsens: 35% Of Minnesota Now Experiencing Extreme Conditions
• Mexico sues U.S. gunmakers, arguing they have fueled bloodshed
• Federal Agency OKs $29M For Flood-Hit Detroit Residents
• Dr. Dog, Band Set To Perform At The Metro This Fall, Has Its Own Internal COVID-19 Protocols
• Bicyclist Killed In Hit-And-Run In Modesto; Suspect's Vehicle Identified
• Survey: 71% Of Parents Miss Back-To-School Routines
• PTL Links: Aug. 5, 2021
• Chef Bill Fuller: Grilled Strip Steaks With Grilled Corn And Heirloom Tomato Salad
• Biden signs bill honoring officers who protected Capitol
• Fewer Americans apply for jobless aid as hiring rebounds
• 'It Was An Unforgettable Experience': U.S. Swimmers Ryan Murphy & Abbey Weitzeil On Tokyo Olympics
• Andrew Farrell Ties Some Revolution Team History
• Miami Proud: Singer With 'Voice Of An Angel,' Amanda Visconti Comforts Cancer Patients
• New Jersey Native Carli Lloyd Makes USWNT Olympic History, Wins Bronze Medal At 2020 Tokyo Olympics
• Cry Baby Clay Holds Grand Opening
• 10 duvets and duvet covers with a luxurious designer look
• 'State Fair To Go' Boxes
• Fantasy Football 2021 Wide Receiver Rankings: Tyreek Hill, Davante Adams Battle For Top Spot
• At Least 2 Dead In Head-On Crash Near Lake Mille Lacs
• Deadline Day For Coral Springs Condo Residents Told To Vacate Due To Unsafe Building
• GOP congressman asks court for immunity from January 6 suit
• Report: Knicks Sign Julius Randle To Four-Year $117 Million Contract Extension
• Mexican Government Takes Aim At US Gun Manufacturers, Sues Over Toll Of Arms Trafficking
• 15-Foot Trees Create Tension For Peterson Park Neighbors; Some Say City Could Have Resolved Landscaping Feud Years Ago
• Weather Blog: Perfect Mornings Ahead
• St. Paul Police: Missing Man With Dementia Found Safe
• "You MUST leave now!" sheriff's office warns as California wildfire grows
• Alex Cora Says Wednesday Night's Red Sox Win Was For Jerry Remy
• Photos: Dixie Fire Destroys Homes, Businesses In Greenville
• Long Beach Shooting Leaves 2 Men Dead
• What is Roku? What you need to know about the popular streaming stick
• At least 10 killed when van carrying migrants crashes in Texas
• N.Y. state senator on Cuomo: "This is a governor that has to go"
• Robert Durst Expected To Take The Stand In Los Angeles Murder Trial
• Passenger taped to seat after allegedly groping flight attendants
• Allegheny County Health Director Says Delta Variant Is Fueling Rising Cases, Hospitalizations
• FDR Drive Reopens After Tractor-Trailer Hits Overpass
• Atlantic hurricane season may be busier than first thought
• Spirit Airlines apologizes as major flight cancellations persist
• Team USA men fail to advance in 4x100 relay
• Biden admin prepares plan requiring foreign travelers to be vaccinated
• 'Itchy Mites:' Preventing Bites And The Itch That Comes With A Mite Bite
• Augsburg University, St. Cloud State Requiring Students To Wear Masks
• Roc Nation Sports: Danny Green, Philadelphia 76ers Agree To 2-Year, $20 Million Deal
• Inmate Hugo Avila Back In Custody After Escaping Kane County Police
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures Continue Rising On Thursday
• Political Consultant: New York State's Impeachment Of Gov. Cuomo 'Could Get Very Ugly'
• It's Just Preseason But The Dallas Carter Cowboys Have Their Eyes On The Biggest Prize
• Sheriff: Nearly A Month After Wife's Stabbing Death, Eric Reinbold Found 'Hiding In The Woods' And Taken Into Custody
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/5 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Gov. JB Pritzker Issues New Mask Mandate For Illinois Schools, Some State Employees As COVID-19 Cases Continue To Climb
• Dallas Police Trying To ID Lumber Thief Caught On Tape At Construction Site
• Firefighters Battle House Fire In West Humboldt Park
• Flash Flood Watch In Effect Until 6 p.m. In Eastern Massachusetts
• Chicago Weather: Heating Up
• Facing South Florida: School Masks Mandates
• Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa Using Camp To Work On Deep Throws
• Countries move ahead with vaccine booster plans despite WHO plea
• UPDATE: New Poll Shows Newsom Facing Near Dead Heat in Recall Election
• Landlords sue to block new evictions moratorium
• Penn State University Requires Masking At All Campuses
• Phillies Extend Winning Streak To 4 With 9-5 Win Over Nationals
• It Happens Here: Lexington's Waypoint Adventure Brings Outdoor Fun To People With Disabilities
• Frustrated Over Gun Violence, West Philadelphia Neighbors Create Watch Group
• 'Sorry, No Employees:' Quizno's In Oakland Closes Due To Lack Of Staff
• Ex-Penn State President Graham Spanier Released From Jail After 2 Months
• Robinson Township Police Department Welcomes Newest K-9 'Rocky' After 'Sarik' Retires
• Penn State Alumni Joe Kovacs Takes Silver In Shot Put At Tokyo Olympics
• No Ben, No Dak, Few Starters: Stars Will Shine Off The Field In Steelers-Cowboys Hall Of Fame Game
• Rowdy Tellez's Pinch-Hit Home Run Puts Down Pirates
• With Topic To Be Discussed At Special Meeting, Broward School Board Chair Says She'll Vote Again In Favor Of Mandatory Masks

Videos from August 5, 2021

• 8/5: Red and Blue
• Expert discusses worsening COVID-19 variants and how virus may affect children
• Mexican government sues gun manufacturers over flow of guns into Mexico
• Infrastructure bill draws thousands of lobbyists to Washington: Report
• Biden awards Congressional Gold Medals to officers who defended U.S. Capitol
• Biden wants half of all new cars to be zero-emissions by 2030
• Young boy seeks to spread his love of literacy
• U.S. teams score key victories at Tokyo Olympics
• Powerful union leader Richard Trumka dies at 72
• Families struggle to pay bills as states cut pandemic aid
• Family sues Chicago after police raid wrong home
• Biden aims to boost sales of zero-emission vehicles
• Sturgis motorcycle rally sparks fears of super spreader event
• New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's impeachment inquiry "nearing completion," lawmakers say
• Concern grows over spread of Delta variant in the U.S.
• AFL-CIO president Richard Trumka has died at 72
• Dixie Fire destroys historic Northern California town
• "Pass Over" brings plays back to Broadway after COVID-19 shutdown
• Wisconsin Lieutenant Governor Mandela Barnes on his Senate run
• What's driving downward trend in unemployment claims?
• COVID-19 hospitalizations skyrocket in Missouri
• Justice Department says Russian hackers behind SolarWinds hack targeted U.S. attorney's offices
• COVID-19 surge and looming end of rescue programs raise economic worries
• Tokyo reports record high of over 5,000 new COVID-19 cases as Olympics near end
• Van carrying migrants crashes, killing at least 10 people in Texas
• Florida hospitals in danger of being overwhelmed
• Long time owner sells business for $1
• Taylor Swift's message to Simone Biles brought her to tears
• What a Trump-endorsed candidate's primary win means for the Republican Party
• New York Giant Logan Ryan tackles police reform
• Rob Gronkowski surprises Alabama high school grad with a "USA Today High School Sports Award"
• Survivors continue to seek answers one year after Beirut explosion
• Family files lawsuit after botched police raid
• New York prosecutors probing accusations against Governor Andrew Cuomo
• Doctor says COVID-19 vaccines are "working phenomenally well" and discusses rare breakthrough cases
• Small business almost out of thousands of dollars after falling for fake website scam
• WorldView: Mexico sues U.S. gun-makers; U.S. approves potential weapons sale to Taiwan
• EPA renews focus on fighting climate change
• New York Governor Andrew Cuomo facing new probes in fallout over state AG's report
• Wildfires explode in size in California, including the Dixie Fire that leveled a town
• 135 children hospitalized for COVID in Florida as state sets new overall hospitalization record
• 8/5: CBSN AM