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• Prosecutors Outline Barry And Suzanne Morphew's Movements On Days Around Her Disappearance
• Giants 4 HRs Power 7-2 Win Over Diamondbacks
• I-70 Through Glenwood Canyon To Partially Reopen Saturday Afternoon
• Colfax Hit With Three Wildfires In 24 Hours
• Google Reportedly Details Pay Cuts For Permanent WFH Employees Who Relocate
• Giants Hit 4 HRs To Defeat Diamondbacks For 14th Time This Season
• Crews Battle Glen Fire Late Into The Night, Yuba County Neighbors Describe Fast Moving Flames
• Angels' Ohtani Hits 38th HR, But Jays Hit 4 In 10-2 Win
• Lowrie Hits 3-run Homer In 8th, Athletics Beat Indians 6-3
• Jed Lowrie's Late 3-Run Homer Leads A's Past Cleveland
• Chicago Weather: Severe Storms Wind Down After Striking Some Parts Of Chicago Area Yet Again
• Dodgers' Bellinger 2 HRs, Connects In Marathon AB VS Phils
• Cubs Get Clobbered By Brewers, Lose Seventh Straight
• Some Illinois Parents Want Remote Learning For Their Kids Amid Rising COVID-19 Cases, But State Is Mandating Return To Classrooms
• Reseda Veteran Convicted In Terror Plot To Bomb Long Beach Rally
• Pregnant Coloradans Respond To New CDC Guidance On Vaccines: 'Really Reassuring'
• Ken Salazar Confirmed By U.S. Senate To Serve As U.S. Ambassador To Mexico
• 'He United The Entire Community,' Hundreds Line Marshfield Streets For Emotional Goodbye To Danny Sheehan
• Colorado's 2021 Outdoor Retailer Smaller Than Past Events, But Still Strong
• Kathy Hochul Meets The Media, Says She's Ready To 'Fight Like Hell' For The People Of Scandal-Ridden New York
• Massachusetts Reports 1,368 New COVID-19 Cases, 8 Additional Deaths
• Nuggets Officially Re-Sign Will Barton III
• A Dream To Come True For Many As White Sox Prepare To Take On Yankees At Field Of Dreams In Iowa
• Caught On Camera: 13-Year-Old Boy Restrained On Flight From Maui To Los Angeles
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Parents Protest Delayed Start To New School Year
• UPDATE: Gov. Newsom Orders Mandatory COVID Vaccinations or Testing For California School Employees
• Frederick Police Department Partners With North Range Behavioral Health For Co-Responder Program
• Joint Practices With Vikings Present New Challenges For Broncos QBs
• COVID Q&A: What Makes mRNA Vaccines Different?
• 'I Was Very Scared': Broward Girl Recovering From COVID Encourages Everyone To Get Vaccinated
• Tropical Depression Fred Producing Heavy Rainfall Across Portions Of Haiti, Dominican Republic
• Waseca County's Hofmann Apiaries Is Only Bee Colony On National Register Of Historic Places
• Florida Sets Another Single-Day Record For New COVID Cases
• Emergency Responders Recall Morning Of Deadly I-35W Pileup In Fort Worth 6 Months Later
• Judge Orders Release Of Jamel Danzy, Accused Straw Purchaser Of Gun Used In Slaying Of CPD Officer Ella French
• 'Throwing Away Everything That I Had Learned': Minn. Teacher Of The Year Nominees Reflect On Education During COVID
• Red Sox Rout Rays 20-8 In Their Highest-Scoring Game Since '15
• 16-Year-Old Girl Shot At Danbury Fair Mall In Connecticut
• California Supreme Court Won't Limit Gov. Gavin Newsom's COVID-19 Emergency Powers
• COVID: With 71% Of San Franciscans Fully Vaccinated, SFDPH Launches Campaign To Reach Holdouts
• 'I Thought Patients Would Be Breaking Down My Door': Effective COVID Treatment Is Available In Minnesota
• Missing 7-Year-Old Brooklyn Boy Found Safe
• CDC Now Recommends Pregnant People Get Vaccinated
• Dallas County Businesses Give Their Take On New Mask Mandate
• Perplexed Republicans Question Why Cuomo Must Remain New York's Governor For Another 2 Weeks
• Baltimore Doctors Weighs In New CDC Guidance Urging Pregnant Women To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Philadelphia Restaurant Industry Scrambling After City Announces Indoor Mask Mandate Or Proof Of Vaccination
• Illegal Cannabis Grow Operation Discovered In Santa Ana Wednesday
• Wisconsin Critical Race Theory Debate Lasts Close To 7 Hours
• South Florida Water Management District Preparing For Possible Flooding From Fred
• GoFundMe Shuts Down Several Phony Fundraisers For Officer Ella French
• Monroe County Public School District Goes Against DeSantis, Requires Masks
• Jeffco Public Schools To Require Masks Indoors For Students Ages 3-11
• Frederick County Fire Captain Josh Laird Dies From Injuries Sustained While Battling Housefire
• Merriweather Post Pavilion, Other Venues To Require COVID-19 Vaccination Or Negative Test
• 'I Think They're Pushing Some Sort Of Agenda' Masks In Classroom Debate Continues As School Year Quickly Approaches
• Brinson, Alcantara Lead Marlins To 7-0 Win Over Padres
• Kids At Level Up Leadership Academy Summer Camp Organize Community Cleanup
• Lifeguard, Father Rescue 8-Year-Old Boy From Hyde Park Pool
• Psst! Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Has A Secret About Their Brand New Baby Hippo
• MTV VMAs Returning To Barclays Center In September
• Officer-Involved Crash Reported In South Baltimore
• LIST: North Texas School Districts Requiring Face Masks
• Modesto Pair Plead Guilty To Drug Trafficking Charges
• Can You Help Pueblo Police Identify 'Mystery Couple' In Police Archive Photo 
• Credible Messengers Program Connects Jersey City Youth With Mentors To Combat Violence
• Police Searching For Rasheed Robinson, Accused Of Killing Man While 2 Young Kids Were In Home
• NYC Ferry Expands Service To All 5 Boroughs
• Duggan, Detroit Community Celebrate $2 Million Transformation Of 78-Acre O'Hair Park
• Landlord Speaks Out On Eviction Ban, Says Moratorium Isn't Fair
• Santa Barbara Man Charged With Killing His Children With Spear Gun In Mexico
• Detroit's Water Department Facing Lawsuit From Mayoral Candidate Anthony Adams
• Woman Dead After Tree Falls Onto Mobile Home In Rockford During Wednesday Morning Storms
• Brooklyn Park Man, 56, Dies After Crashing Into Trees In Aitkin County
• Horse Dies, Rider Injured After Being Hit By Car Near Turlock
• Parents Pressure Garland ISD As Other Districts Adopt Mask Mandates, Virtual Options
• Harold Edmund Cook, 77, Killed In Cass County Crash
• Grandmother Charged After Son Assaults 2-Month-Old In Montgomery County: Prosecutor
• 2 Killed When Car Crashes Into St. Louis River
• 'We Can't Keep Living This Way' Maryland Lawmakers Discuss New Ways To Curb City Crime
• Dallas Police Looking For Suspect in Bar Shooting
• At Least 7 In New York Sickened In Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Recalled Frozen Chicken Products
• Kenyate Jackson Charged With Attempted Murder; Police Say He Choked Woman, 61, In Lincoln Park
• San Francisco Officials Plead With Residents To Stop Feeding Coyotes
• Fan Favorite Teddy Bridgewater Reunites With Vikings During Broncos' Joint Practices
• Newsom's School Vaccination Mandate Could Impact Looming Recall Election
• North Huntingdon Police: Missing 73-Year-Old Man Found Safe
• Natalia Benjamin Named Minnesota's First Latinx Teacher Of The Year
• VTA Light Rail Service Remains Suspended Ahead of 49ers Preseason Game
• North Natomas Motel To Be Used In City's Homeless Housing Project
• White Sox 14-And-Under Amateur City Elite Team Takes On Yankees Counterparts At Field Of Dreams In Iowa
• Authorities seize 2.8 tons of meth and fentanyl at U.S. border
• Will Fred Follow In The Way Of Debby? CBS4 Chief Meteorologist Craig Setzer Sees A Lot Of Similarities
• Orange County COVID-19 Hospitalizations On The Rise Again
• 32-Year-Old Man Hit, Killed By Driver In Monroeville
• Multiple Sharks Spotted Along Rockaway Beach
• Sheriff: Violent Man At The Center Of Deadly Shooting In Adams County
• Former Bodyguard For Kris Jenner Who Claimed Sexual Harassment Facing Sanctions And Possible Order To Sit For Deposition
• UPDATE: San Francisco Police Arrest Second Suspect in Jace Young Slaying
• Two Killed In Separate Shootings Wednesday
• Chicago Bears Welcome Miami Dolphins To Training Camp Ahead Of First Preseason Game
• Tracking virtually rules out Bennu asteroid impacts in next century
• San Jose Shooting Leaves Male Victim in Critical Condition
• Joby Aviation Shows Off All-Electric Air Taxi At New York Stock Exchange Debut
• Glendale Residents Limited To Outside Watering Three Days A Week
• Judge Orders Jose Ines Garcia Zarate To Face New Evaluation In Gun Case
• Suffolk County Health Officials Recommend School Districts Follow CDC Mask Guidelines For Upcoming School Year
• Horse Trailer Overturns After Being Struck By Car On Belt Parkway In Brooklyn
• Motorcyclist Killed After Crashing Into Guardrail Near Cotati
• 26-Year-Old Summer Camp Advisor Accused Of Distributing Child Pornography
• Fmr. City Lawmaker Helps Provide A Safe Place For Unhoused People In Martinez At 'Camp Hope'
• Heat Advisory Takes Effect As Triple Digit Temperatures Return
• One 16-Year-Old Boy Killed, One Wounded In Englewood Home
• Salida Woman Sentenced In Social Security, Identity Theft Scheme
• Body Recovered From Vehicle In River In New York Identified As Pennsylvanian
• Body Of Missing Swimmer Recovered From Joe Pool Lake
• San Francisco Police Renew Call for Help Solving 2006 Cold-Case Homicide of Aubrey Abrakasa
• Evacuations Lifted For Vegetation Fire Near Colfax Off Robbers Ravine
• Man Accused Of Abandoning 3 Dogs At Washington County Home
• US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, Congressional Democrats Tout Infrastructure Bill During North Texas Visit
• New Jersey Congressman Says New York Is Trying To 'Mooch Off' Of Jersey With Congestion Pricing Plan
• Tarrant, Collin Counties Won't Have Mask Mandates, Judges Say
• 'I Tell People Don't Give Up' First Lady Yumi Hogan Shares How She Uses Her Position To Spread Hope While Denouncing Hate
• Sheriff's Deputy Rushed To Chino Valley Hospital For Medical Emergency At End Of Pursuit
• 'And It Wasn't Christmas': After Storm, Grayslake Family Finds Tree In Their Home
• Man, Woman Shot By Police In East Chicago, Indiana; Police Say Probationary Officer Stepped In After Veteran Officer's Leg Got Pinned By Driver
• LA City Council Moves Step Closer To Requiring Vaccine Proof For Entry To Indoor Spaces
• Barrel And Flow Fest Requiring COVID-19 Vaccines Or Negative Test
• CBS 2 Investigation: CPD Extends ShotSpotter Contract With No Public Notice
• Yankees Beat Royals For 12th Straight Series Win Against KC
• Downed Trees In Fox Lake Fall Onto Power Lines
• Number Of Children Admitted To UPMC Children's Hospital With COVID-19 Continues To Rise
• Gov. Jared Polis Briefed On Drought Situation In Northwest Colorado
• Senior citizens and cats find their perfect match
• Surveillance Footage Of Suspect Vehicle Released In March San Jose Homicide
• Frosh Calls For Removal Of Talbot Boys Confederate Monument In Easton
• Bucktown Carjacking Victim Can't Believe 2 People Police Found With Her Car Are Now Free
• In The Year Since It Was Passed, 100+ Red Flag Law Petitions Filed
• Coaches charged with murder after student died of heat stroke
• Toxic Algae Bloom Shuts Down Swimming At Cochituate State Park
• Firefighters Knock Down Brush Fire at North San Jose Homeless Encampment
• Owners Of Hyde Park, Michigan Avenue Kilwins Shops Asked To Take Down 'Black Owned Business' Signs
• Tropical Storm Fred makes landfall in Dominican Republic
• Sacramento Police Chief Daniel Hahn Retiring At The End Of The Year
• Monterey County Fire Crews Contain Blaze at Historic Big Sur Lodge
• Texas Gov. Abbott, AG Paxton File Petition To 'Strike Down' Dallas County Mask Order
• As Part Of New Initiative, Bronx's Boca Restaurant Becomes First In The City To Offer COVID-19 Vaccine
• Plymouth Police Find Vehicle Matching Suspect SUV In Highway 169 Shooting That Killed Jay Boughton
• Doctors Concerned About Kids Missing Their Routine Vaccinations
• Trinity Health Systems, Owner Of 5 Tri-State Hospitals, To Require Employee Vaccination By September 21
• Gold King Mine Owner Files Lawsuit Against EPA
• Convict Chancey Ray Colwell Re-Captured After Five And A Half Days Of Freedom
• Why the COVID pandemic is causing eye issues in children
• 'Please Slow Down': Denver Police Join Metro Area Authorities Enforcing Speed Limits
• Auburn Struggling To Find New Firefighter Applicants
• 1 Killed, 4 Injured After Explosion In Queens Penthouse
• 'Put The Guns Down': Mother Pleads For Violence To End In Mpls. After Son Is Fatally Shot
• Second Arrest Made In Connection With St. Paul Man's Killing, Dismemberment
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Announces $733 Million City Budget Shortfall For 2022
• UPDATE: Crews Stop Spread of Brush Fire Near Mount Tamalpais; Hikers Evacuated
• Anjanette Young Mourns Loss Of Fallen CPD Officer Ella French As Only Officer To Show Her 'Any Dignity Or Respect' During Botched Raid
• What we know about the "unprecedented" Capitol riot arrests
• District Attorney Larry Krasner Files Contempt Motions Against Philadelphia Police Department
• Valuable Bird Worth $2,500 Stolen In Burlington County, Police Say
• Miami-Dade's 'Operation Summer Heat' Yields Nearly 1,500 Arrests
• Many Philadelphia Businesses Applaud Mask Mandate But Gym Owner Says Members Leaving Over Requirement
• Renovations Finished At Clairton Education Center
• Police Identify Man Killed In Officer-Involved Shooting As 40-Year-Old Marcus Martin
• Two-Time Cancer Survivor Dave Fromson Pays It Forward With Donor Drive
• Feds Have Sent Hundreds Of Ventilators To Florida, Gov. DeSantis Said He's Unaware Of Shipment
• Waltham Businesses Prepare as City Officials Discuss Possible Mask Mandate
• TJX, State Street Corporation Implement COVID Vaccine Mandate For Employees
• American Heart Association Says Sleep Apnea Is Under Recognized & Undertreated
• 66-Year-Old Man Killed In Fire At Downtown High-Rise
• Consumer Prices Continue To Rise In July, But At A Slower Pace
• 'Incredibly Rare': Recount Possible In Brooklyn Park Mayoral Special Election After Single Vote Separates Candidates
• Burlington County Volunteer Firefighter, Wife Charged With Sexually Assaulting Teen: Prosecutors
• Miami-Dade Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho To Make Decision On Masks After Task Force Meeting
• Cost Of Living Continues Rising
• Actress Christina Applegate Diagnosed With Multiple Sclerosis
• FDA expected to allow third vaccine dose for some immunocompromised Americans
• Former Gov. Paterson Reflects On How He Ascended To New York's Most Powerful Position, Says Hochul Has Some Advantages
• Gaithersburg Man Pleads Guilty To Money Laundering Romance Scheme That Targeted Elderly & Vulnerable Victims
• MedStar Says Response To COVID-Related Calls Has Doubled Since June
• Nassau County Executive Laura Curran Vetoes Controversial Bill Allowing Police To Sue Protesters
• Calif. To Require All Teachers To Be Vaccinated Or Undergo COVID Testing
• Fresh Off Winning Gold, U.S. Water Polo Goalie Ashleigh Johnson Out To Fix Misperceptions About African Americans In Aquatics
• Sheriff: Body Found In Isanti Co. Believed To Be Amanda Vangrinsven
• German Animal Shelter Gets Creative With Finding Homes For Pets
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• Paralyzed Puppy On The Hunt For Forever Home In New Wheelchair
• Maryland Weather: Wednesday's Storms Leave Behind Damage Across Region
• Sacramento's Aftershock Festival To Require COVID-19 Vaccination Or Negative Test
• LA's CORE Awarded $200,000 Grant For Mobile COVID-19 Resource Site
• Rowdy, Disruptive Teenager Behavior Has Sea Isle City Residents At Breaking Point
• Aurora Fire Crews Extricate Victim From Crashed SUV
• Make-a-Wish South Florida Helps 6-Year-Old Girl With Cancer Become Mermaid Of Her Dreams
• Little Has Changed In Cuba, A Month After Protests For Freedom On The Island
• Members Of Transgender Community Call For End To Violence After Recent Hate Crimes In NYC
• Police Arrest William Johns After Finding Heroin, Meth, Cocaine, Guns & Money
• As Boston Battles Heat Wave, Residents Find Ways To Stay Cool
• Wednesday Marks 100th Birthday For Late Author Alex Haley
• Should I Be Wearing A Mask Inside Again? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Questions
• No Swim Advisory For Portions Of NE Miami-Dade
• BSO Deputy Willard Miller Fired After Video Shows Him Slamming Girl To The Ground
• CDC: Pregnant Women Should Be Vaccinated Amid Surge In Delta Variant Cases
• 1 Dead After Tree Falls On Car In Washington County
• Potential Buyer Emerges For Surfside Condo Collapse Site
• San Bruno Police Investigating Home Invasion Robbery And Elder Abuse
• Bizarre Rash Of Bee Thefts On Long Island Angers Local Farmers And Ecological Group
• More Tri-State School Districts Implementing Mask Mandates To Keep Students Safe
• Illinois Launches New Vax Verify Portal For State Residents To Check COVID-19 Vaccination Records
• Jury selected for R. Kelly's sex trafficking trial in New York City
• Chino Valley Fire District Steps In To Help Fill Paramedic Shortage In San Bernardino County
• Pennsylvania Game Commission Launching Learn To Hunt Webinar Series
• DPD Animal Month: K9 Mace Tracks Explosives, Formerly Conducted Sweeps For U.S. Presidents
• Dallas County Jury Indicts Darriynn Ronnell Brown On Capital Murder In Slaying Of 4-Year-Old Cash Gernon 
• CDC Recommends COVID-19 Vaccine For Pregnant Women
• Future of Cuomo impeachment inquiry in doubt after resignation
• Senate Majority Leader Stewart-Cousins To Take On Duties Of Lieutenant Governor In Hochul Administration
• 22TB Of Files Deleted From Dallas Police Department's Network, Prosecutions Could Be Affected
• Joseph Ness Indicted On 1st-Degree Murder In Sister's Shooting Death
• Award-Winning Horse Reported Stolen From Property In Butler County Found Dead
• Operation Warm Aiming To Distribute 600,000 Coats To Kids In Need This Winter
• Colorado Comeback Cash: Some COVID Vaccination Sites Offering $100 Walmart Gift Cards
• Eagles Fans Required To Wear Masks Indoors At Thursday's Preseason Opener Vs. Steelers
• Captain Udonis Haslem Returns To The Miami Heat
• Firefighter Struck By Vehicle While Battling Stove Fire In East Baltimore
• Vallejo Police Arrest Mother Who Left Baby in Hot Car While Getting Nails Done
• 'We Wish We Had Better News': Allegheny County Leaders Warn Of Rising COVID-19 Cases And Hospitalizations
• Can You Access Your CA Digital Vaccine Record?
• Rookie Bailey Ober, Twins Blank White Sox 1-0
• ICE deportation agents ordered not to detain crime victims
• Hackers steal $600 million — then have second thoughts
• Former Baltimore Correctional Officer Pleads Guilty To Theft, Misconduct
• CBSN Minnesota Special: Living With Memory Loss
• Man Suffering From Mental Breakdown Hurts Himself By Grapevine Mills Mall 
• Authorities Investigating Fatal Deputy-Involved-Shooting In Castiac Area
• Bailey Ober Stymies White Sox, Twins Shut Out Chicago 1-0
• Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins Signs Order Requiring Masks Inside Schools, Businesses
• Some Google workers accept pay cuts so they can work remotely
• B.L.A.C. Detroit Magazine's Publisher Brings The Publication Into A New Era
• Kyle Schwarber May Start Rehab Assignment With Triple-A Worcester On Thursday
• McDonald's Requiring Vaccines For Corporate Office Staff; Delaying Reopening Of West Loop HQ
• Wanted Roslindale Pharmacy Shooting Suspect Akil Jackson Arrested
• How to create a well-rounded estate plan
• COVID In MN: State Agency Employees Will Need To Be Vaccinated Or Tested Regularly Before Returning To Workplace
• Face Mask Rules Could Be Coming To More North Texas School Districts
• A Smooth Transition: Advice For Easing Back Into The School Year
• Traffic Changes Coming To Downtown Pittsburgh And North Shore For Picklesburgh, Hella Mega Tour And Steelers Preseason Game
• LA-Based Live Entertainment Companies, Sports Franchises Mandate COVID-19 Vaccines For Employees
• North Attleboro Man Arrested For Franklin Jewelry Store Robbery
• Experts Sound Alarm As Florida Vaccination Rates Decline For Young Children
• Detroit Book City Shines A Light On The African American Media Market
• NH Man Pleads Guilty, Fined $620 For Explosion At Gender Reveal
• 12 Cases, 3 Deaths Linked To COVID Outbreak In Durango
• USPS Truck, Motorcycle Involved In Roslindale Crash
• Garrett Richards Has Been Moved To Red Sox' Bullpen
• Packed Party laptop sleeve
• Can An Employer Mandate A COVID Vaccine?
• Sentencing Is Moving Forward For The Convicted Capital Gazette Gunman
• There Is No Update On Carles Gil's Muscle Injury
• SUV Crashes Into School Of Rock Building In Carmichael
• The right humidifier for any home
• Gov. Tom Wolf, Aliquippa Leaders Tout $11 Million In State Investments
• New York Times tech workers stop work in escalating union fight
• Merion Golf Club To Host 2 US Opens, Several Other Championships As Part Of Long-Term Relationship With USGA
• 10 clothing basics for your return to the office
• North Aurora Police Fatally Shoot Man Who Pointed A Gun At Officers
• 5 accent chairs that add a pop of color to any space
• A Guide To Attending A Baseball Game At Coors Field In Denver
• 7 SEPTA Managers, 2 Vendors Accused In Massive Fraud Scheme
• Back to school clothing sales and coupon codes from A to Z
• WATCH: Eagles' Jordan Mailata Wows Teammates With Vocal Cords
• Report Concludes CFD Diver Juan Bucio Drowned During River Rescue As He Struggled To Maintain Air, Buoyancy
• Bloomfield Music Venue Requiring COVID-19 Vaccinations Or Negative Test
• Child Tax Credit: Manage Your Monthly Checks With These IRS Tools
• "Jeopardy!" Announces Mike Richards And Mayim Bialik As New Game Show Hosts
• Man Acting Strangely Arrested Near Placer County Starbucks
• Backpacks, School Supplies Handed Out To Students At The Action Center In Jefferson County
• Nurse suspected of giving thousands saline solution instead of vaccine
• Lanes Reopen On I-75 After July 12 Tanker Crash, Fire
• Police: 1 Of The Twin Boys Found Locked Inside Vehicle In Hibbing Dies; Father Faces Possible Charges
• UPDATE: Injury Crash Cleared From Westbound I-80 in San Pablo
• Emmys Now An 'Indoor/Outdoor' Show With Limited Tickets Due To Rise In COVID Cases
• United Way Seeks 1,000 Volunteers For Week Of Caring
• 'Not Just Stupid, Anti-American,' Texas Rep. Dan Crenshaw Criticizes Biden Administration's Push For OPEC To Increase Production
• School Mask Mandates: Students In Neighboring Districts Have Different Rules
• Caught On Camera: Teenage Passenger Restrained On Flight From Maui To Los Angeles
• California teachers must get COVID-19 vaccines or regular testing
• Boy, 16, Charged With April Carjacking, March Robbery In Chatham
• COVID In Fort Collins: Colorado State University Mandates Face Masks
• Philadelphia-Based Federal Appeals Court Tosses Ruling Against Pennsylvania COVID-19 Measures
• 'Superhero's Procession' Will Honor Young Aquaman Fan Danny Sheehan In Marshfield
• FEMA To Test National Emergency Alert On Phones, TVs and Radios Wednesday Afternoon
• Baltimore Receives $6.8 Million Grant For Job Training, Apprenticeships And Services
• Community Celebrates Completion Of Reconstruction Project In St. Paul's Historic Rondo Neighborhood
• Dunkin' Launching Fall Menu August 18 As Pumpkin Items Arrive 'Earlier Than Ever Before'
• Police: Man Refused Service By Bartender Starts Fire That Spreads To Swissvale Restaurant
• Judge rules House Democrats can get some Trump financial records
• Federal Wildland Firefighters Could Get $20K Raise From Infrastructure Bill
• Jeremiah Jackson, 16, Charged In Brooklyn Center Shooting; To Be Tried As Adult
• Police Seek Male Suspect In Connection To Carjacking Attempt On Detroit's East Side
• Wyndham Championship Preview: 'It's A Birdie Fest, That's What Makes Sedgefield So Fun'
• Father Finds Missing 14-Year-Old Son Shot Dead In Compton Alley
• Kevin Garnett To Present Paul Pierce At 2021 Hall Of Fame Ceremony
• Indonesian army ends "virginity tests" on female cadets
• NW Indiana Businessman Gets 54 Months In Embezzlement Scheme
• Mike Richards, 'Big Bang Theory' Star Mayim Bialik Named New Hosts Of 'Jeopardy!'
• City Seeks Feedback On Plans To Upgrade 35,000 Streetlights To LED
• Philadelphia Activates Several Measures To Help People Stay Cool During Dangerous Heat
• Jeopardy! Names New Hosts Mike Richards And Mayim Bialik
• Investigators Conclude Woman Who Fell 200 Feet From Telluride's Via Ferrata Mistakenly Unclipped From Cable
• Wearing A Knight's Helmet, Astride A White Horse, Husband Recreates Proposal To Wife In Beverly Hills
• The Best Methods To Filter Indoor Air, According To A Pollution Expert At CU Boulder
• I-70 Through Glenwood Canyon Remains Closed 13 Days After Mudslides, Engineers Get A Look At Structural Damage
• ACLU Demands Full Investigation In Baltimore Police Involved Death
• Carnegie Museum Of Art Launching New Outdoor Summer Event Series
• Stevie Nicks Cancels All 2021 Performances, Including Jazz Aspen Festival, Over Coronavirus
• 23-Year-Old Andre McNair Arrested In Connection To Case Of 14-Year-Old Missing Student Caitlin Winchester
• 12-year-old writes to Florida school board advocating for masks
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Stands Firm On Masks For Students: 'It Should Be Up To Parents'
• Ravens Announce Indoor Mask Requirement At M&T Bank Stadium
• $100 Vaccine Reward
• After 5 Years, Sex Assault Scandal Gets Baylor University Probation And Fines
• Howard County Reaches 'Substantial Level' COVID-19 Transmission
• Berkeley Police Arrest Man in Connection with Hate Crimes at Jewish Synagogue And Center
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 32 Hospitalized, 886 New Cases Reported In The Last 24 Hours
• Ashleigh Johnson on Olympic gold, diversity in aquatic sports
• Ex-Detroit Councilman Pugh Gets Parole In Sex Case With Teen
• What To Watch For: All Eyes Will Be On Mac Jones When Patriots Kick Off Preseason
• Afghan government could fall to Taliban within 90 days, U.S. official says
• Bullets Hit CPD 15th District Station, No Officers Hurt
• Gov. Newsom To Mandate Vaccines Or Regular COVID Testing For California Teachers
• Union Transfer Requiring Proof Of Vaccination Or Negative Test To Attend Concerts
• Jefferson University Hospitals Requiring COVID-19 Vaccine For Employees In Clinical Environments, Faculty & Staff In Academic Environments
• Pritzker Unveils Illinois Small Business Recovery Grant Program
• Police: Drunk Indiana County Woman Leaving Wedding Reception Hits 9-Year-Old Girl, Drives Away
• Unarmed Minuteman Missile Successfully Launches From Vandenberg Space Force Base
• Drew Lamb, Driver Charged In West Roxbury Road Rage Stabbing, Ordered To Stay Off Roads And Turn In Weapons
• ShopRite Teams Up With Philadelphia Health Department To Launch Mobile COVID Vaccination Unit In Southwest Philly
• Storm Brings Down Tree, Shatters Light Poles In Brookline
• Helicopter Crashes In Prospect Heights, Pilot Suffers Minor Injuries
• Severe Storms Cut Power To 170K Michigan Homes, Businesses
• CDC now recommends pregnant people get vaccinated
• Scott Brown Resigns As Dean Of New England Law Boston, Plans To 'Get Back In The Political Arena'
• Man Killed In Single-Vehicle Crash In Fulton
• B.A.A. Announces Participants In John Hancock Professional Athlete Team For Boston Marathon
• Chicago Weather: Crews Working To Restore Power In Evanston After Severe Storms Overnight
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 1,811 New Cases, 22 Additional Deaths
• COVID In Minnesota: Average Positivity Rate Reaches 5%; More Than 30K Minnesotans Sign Up For $100 Vaccine Incentive
• Gregory Ulrich Found Competent To Stand Trial In Buffalo Clinic Shooting
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 2-Day Total Of 377 New Cases
• Stevie Nicks Cancels All 2021 Performances Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Court Throws Out Ruling Against Gov. Tom Wolf's COVID-19 Restrictions
• Police Seek Assistance Locating Suspect Who Injured 19-Year-Old, 17-Year Old In Gas Station Shooting
• National Aquarium Offers Free Admission For Those Who Get Vaccinated On Site
• National Park Service Planning Entrance Fees For Indiana Dunes National Park
• Kirk Franklin, Cece Winans Land Nominations For 52nd Annual Dove Awards
• Dixie Fire Update: Massive Blaze Grows To 501,00 Acres; Widespread Destruction In Greenville; Crews Battle Flames Near China Gulch
• Grass Valley Man, 30, Identified As Body Found In Canal With Feet Tied Together
• Oakmont Country Club To Host Numerous Future USGA Events Including U.S. Open
• OIG: Baltimore Police Officer Who Lost Law Enforcement Powers In 2002 Maintained Same Salary
• Man Killed In Shooting Near Colfax And Clermont
• Man Arrested In Connection With Fatal Homewood Shooting
• Wild Weather: Lightning Strikes Ignite Trees In Big Bear Lake, Southern California Wakes Up To August Rainfall
• Rooftop Selfie Museum In Fells Point Open With Elaborate Sets, Exhibits
• More Turn To 'Side Hustles' To Bridge Pay Gap, Turn Passion Into Profit
• Nate Burleson To Join CBS This Morning As Co-Host In Addition To NFL Today Duties
• Fmr. Vikings Wide Receiver Nate Burleson To Join CBS This Morning As Co-Host
• Ravens' Rashod Bateman Will Miss 'Weeks' With Soft Tissue Injury Says John Harbaugh
• Chicago Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Warnings In Effect
• Dallas Police Warning Drivers They Are Monitoring & Enforcing Laws In School Zones
• What Does Passage Of $1.2 Trillion Infrastructure Bill Mean For Miami-Dade?
• Duquesne University To Require Masks Indoors
• Motown Legend Martha Reeves To Receive STAR On Hollywood Walk of Fame
• 3 Men Sentenced In Beating Of Gay Couple Spencer Deehring & Tristan Perry
• Nate Burleson named co-host of "CBS This Morning"
• Consumer prices continue to rise in July, but at a slower pace
• Does Mask Wearing Harm Your Child's Development? Experts Weigh In
• DPSCD Teachers Picket For A New Contract, Mandatory Vaccines
• Police Warn Of String Of South Side Carjackings Targeting Rideshare Drivers
• Southwest says Delta variant leading travelers to cancel trips
• Adding Dennis Schroder Could Pay Big Dividends, But It Could Also Blow Up On Celtics
• White House Says OPEC Should Do More To Combat Rising Gasoline Prices
• FPL Reaches Deal To Raise Rates
• 50 Days With Bad Air: Denver Is On Track To Set A Record This Summer
• U.N. climate reports shows island nations on "edge of extinction"
• Questions Abound As COVID-19 Cases Soar And New York City And New Jersey Schools Set To Welcome Students Back
• UMass Medical School Requiring Faculty And Staff To Get COVID Vaccine By September 7
• Arlington Teen's Mother Killed During Struggle Over Gun Between Daughter And Bobby Davis 
• Dodge Challenger Leads CHP On Pursuit Through El Monte
• Florida mask mandate debate heats up as more kids are hospitalized
• Nearly 60,000 Pounds Of Frozen Raw Chicken Products Sold At Aldi, Other Stores Recalled
• Incoming N.Y. governor says she's "fully prepared" for the job
• Betsy DeVos Says She Will Not Run For Michigan Governor
• Boulder Valley School District Requiring Masks For Everyone 2 Years Old And Up
• Tom Brady Will Play For Buccaneers In Preseason Opener Vs. Bengals
• YouTube suspends Rand Paul for 7 days over COVID mask claims
• FEMA To Test National Emergency Alert On Phones, TVs and Radios Wednesday Afternoon
• Biden addresses inflation, gas prices as he pitches "Build Back Better" agenda
• Police: Man Recorded 2 Young Girls In Target Bathroom, Upskirted Woman In Aisle
• Homicide Investigation Underway After Woman Found Dead In North Minneapolis Alley
• Red Wings Ink Jakub Vrana
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• "Me Too" founder weighs in on Cuomo harassment scandal
• Kathy Hochul gives first press briefing amid Cuomo sexual harassment scandal
• Delta variant worsens COVID summer surge despite increased first dose vaccinations
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• Coaches charged after teen dies at basketball practice
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• Tropical Storm Fred takes aim as dangerous heat threatens U.S.
• New York begins transition after Cuomo resignation
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• Kathy Hochul preparing to become New York governor after Cuomo resignation
• Kathy Hochul prepares to become New York's first female governor
• July inflation index beats economists' projections
• Incoming New York governor says she is "fully prepared" for the job
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• Congressman Ritchie Torres on funding the fight against COVID-19 and future pandemics
• Phoenix school district requires face mask despite ban by Arizona governor
• Taliban takes over key Afghan cities as U.S. troops withdraw
• Chinese court sentences Canadian man for spying
• A Massachusetts COVID outbreak in July could show how vaccines work
• School mask debate rages in Florida as COVID cases surge
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• Senate advances massive budget and infrastructure bills
• What's next for New York Governor Andrew Cuomo after resigning?
• Dermatologist shares tips on how to keep your skin healthy during COVID
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• Two-time gold medalist Ashleigh Johnson on winning water polo gold in Tokyo
• A psychiatrist’s advice on how to approach talking to your vaccine-hesitant loved ones
• What comes next after Cuomo suddenly resigns as New York governor?
• Medical bills largest source of U.S. debt, study says
• President Biden urges Afghanistan to "fight for themselves" as Taliban seizes more territory
• WorldView: Taliban takes control of more cities in Afghanistan; Wildfires burn in Algeria
• Senate Democrats pass $3.5 trillion budget framework
• Florida schools reopen amid COVID surge and debate over mask use
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