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Articles from August 19, 2021

• Local Afghan Families Worry For Loved Ones Back Home: 'I Don't Know If He Is Alive Right Now'
• Grandpa Forgives Thief Who Ransacked Lodi Cemetery, Stole Keepsakes: 'Just Heart-Wrenching'
• San Jose City Workers Face Stringent Vaccination, Testing Requirements Beginning Monday
• Is High Cost of Living Changing The California Dream?
• Denver Battling Shortage Of Police Officers As Number Of Violent Crimes Increases
• COVID Recovery: Students Cheer Return of In-Person Classes at San Jose State University
• Silver Alert Issued For Missing 84-Year-Old Man Last Seen In West Hollywood
• Fire Crews Get Creative With Water Sources During Drought Conditions
• School District 49 Won't Report Positive COVID Cases To Colorado Department Of Public Health
• Denver Broncos Rookie Baron Browning Has Long Road Ahead After Leg Injury
• Math Teacher In Lakewood Reinvents How Algebra 1 Is Taught After Failing The Subject As A Student
• COVID Booster Shots Likely to Be Plentiful, Easier to Get
• Firefighters Exhausted As Caldor Fire Rages On In El Dorado County
• Dodgers Beat Mets 4-1, Gain On Giants With 7th Straight Win
• 2 Former Torrance Police Officers Charged After Allegedly Painting Swastika On Back Of Impounded Vehicle
• Bonner's 31 Points, 11 Rebounds Lead Sun Past Lynx 82-71
• Voit's Double Lifts Surging Yanks To 7-5 Win Over Twins
• National Forests Closed As Wildfires Ravage Northern California
• Loveland Police Officer Eddie Luzon Named In Shooting 19-Year-Old During Call For Mental Health Crisis
• Larry Elder Faces Abuse Allegations From Ex-Fiancée As Recall Race Is In A Dead Heat
• Facing Bus Driver Shortage, Robbinsdale Schools Bring In Out-Of-State Candidates
• WCCO Reels In Answers To Your Good Questions On Fishing
• LA Judge Denies Woman's Request For Restraining Order Against Dodgers Pitcher Trevor Bauer
• CDOT Hopes To Reopen I-70 Through Glenwood Canyon By Daybreak Friday
• Bay Area Recall Candidate Runs on Anti-Mask Platform
• Chicago Weather: Hot And Humid
• Man Shot Dead On Red Line Train At Garfield Stop During Afternoon Rush
• Funeral For Officer Ella French: Scenes From A Day Of Mourning
• Tornado Touched Down In Clinton, National Weather Service Confirms
• N'Keal Harry Seen In Sling After Injuring Shoulder In Patriots Preseason Win Over Eagles
• 175-Mile Seawall, Sea Gates Proposed To Protect Boston Harbor Cities, Towns From Future Flooding
• Davie PD Needs Help Locating 17-Year-Old Vance Kelly Warner
• Four Ups, Four Downs From Patriots' Preseason Blowout Win Over Eagles
• Florida's Daily COVID-19 Cases Down, Hospitalizations Up
• Cam Newton Roasts K'Von Wallace After Midweek Trash Talk: 'Oh, That's Glitter'
• Hella Mega Tour Brings Eager Crowd, Live Music To PNC Park
• Voit's Double Lifts Surging Yanks In Win Over Twins
• More Homecoming Week Events Announced For Vaccinated New Yorkers While Other Big Events Announce Cancelations Over COVID Concerns
• 19-Year-Old Woman Shot, Killed In Chelsea; Police Search For Suspect
• 'The Pandemic Is Not Over' Baltimore Mayor Weighs Mandatory Employee Vaccinations, Plans Booster Shot Roll Out As Cases Rise 471%
• 'Everybody Is Italian This Weekend': Business Owners Rejoice As Little Italy Days Return To Bloomfield
• Baltimore Police Release Body Camera Footage Of Two Police-Involved Shootings
• Vigil Held In Belmont Cragin As 6-Year-Old Aubrey Broughton Returns Home After Suffering Gunshot Wound; Her Sister Did Not Survive
• NYPD Investigating Suspicious Death Of Woman Last Seen Alive In Chinatown
• Karen Garner Arrest: Preliminary Hearing Begins For Former Loveland Police Officer Austin Hopp
• 14-Year-Old Shilen Wylie Charged In Fatal Quadruple Shooting In Germantown
• Refugee Services Looking For Volunteers & Donations As More Afghans Arrive In The Area
• Cubs Rededicate Wrigley Field To Mark End Of Renovations
• Baltimore Nonprofit 'I Believe In Me Girls' Vying For $25k Grant
• National Weather Service Confirms Tornado Touched Down In Morris County, New Jersey
• Evacuations Lag As Taliban Gunmen Control Access To Kabul Airport
• Police On Scene Of Shooting In Edgewood
• Yardley Police Chief Joseph Kelly Released From Hospital After Being Shot During Standoff
• Focus Shifts To Faster Alternative Route To Glenwood Canyon I-70 Route
• Judge Decides Not To Drop Child Negligence Charges Against Former Parkland School Deputy Scot Peterson
• Chase Chittock, 10-Year-Old Missing In Penn Valley, Found Safe
• Votto Blasts 3-Run Homer, Reds Rebound To Beat Marlins 6-1
• North Texas School Districts Prepare For Greater Age Differences, Skills Levels Among Incoming Kindergarteners
• Philadelphia Man Fears For Family's Lives As He Works To Get Them Out Of Afghanistan
• KPIX 5 Interview: Gov. Newsom On Looming Recall Election, State's COVID Response
• 4 Men Shot Inside Store In Bronzeville; 1 Victim In Critical Condition
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Questions COVID Booster Shot As He Continues Push To Open More Monoclonal Antibody Treatment Sites
• Stockton Woman Convicted Of Child Sex Trafficking
• Joe Flacco, Eagles Sputter In Lifeless Preseason Loss To Patriots
• Ravens Tight End Mark Andrews Taken Off Practice Field With Severe Cramps In South Carolina
• 4 Suspects Arrested, 1 On The Run After Fatal Shooting Of Shmuel Silverberg In Denver During Crime Spree
• Kane County State's Attorney's Office To Make Ruling On Case Where Man's Dog Was Shot Dead By Wayne Village President's Husband
• Newton, Jones Star At QB As Patriots Crush Eagles 35-0
• R. Kelly New York Trial, Day 2: 1st Accuser Testifies About Alleged Abuse When She Was 16 Years Old
• Quinn Nordin Misses Three Short Kicks Vs. Eagles, Taking Major Step Backward In Kicking Competition
• Students Begin Enrolling In Garland ISD's New Parent-Led Remote Learning Option
• Study Finds 'Very Concerning' 74% Increase In Deaths Associated With Extreme Heat Brought On By The Climate Crisis
• Mac Jones Had Another Solid Evening For Patriots In Preseason Game No. 2
• COVID: San Francisco Businesses Prep for City's Proof of Vaccination Requirement
• Woman comes face-to-face with python in market, then catches it
• Cache Fire Containment Grows To 30% After Flames Destroy Dozens Of Lake County Homes
• New Jersey Regulators Approve Rules For Recreational Cannabis Market
• Boy, 16, Charged In 3 Carjackings In West Rogers Park, 2 Of Which Involved Victims Who Were Seniors
• State Fair Of Texas To Determine Next Week If COVID-19 Surge Will Lead To Any Restrictions
• California Burning: Protections for Fire Victims, Evacuees
• Modesto Police Officer Shot During House Search Remains In Critical Condition
• Injury Crash Involving 2 Overturned Cars Snarls Westbound I-80 in Berkeley
• Kelly Turner's Trial In Death Of 7-Year-Old Daughter Olivia Gant Delayed Until February 2022
• Nine Inch Nails Cancel Remainder Of 2021 Tour
• Torrance All-Stars Win First Game In Little League World Series
• Weekend Road Closures For Aug. 20 - Aug. 22
• California Burning: Beware Illegal Contractors Looking To Cash In On Insurance Money
• Pedestrian Critical, Driver Arrested Following Suspected DUI Collision in Berkeley
• Woman Believed To Be Oldest Living Long Islander Celebrates 110th Birthday
• 'I told Robicheaux I Didn't Want To Have Sex With Him': Women Of Newport Beach Surgeon Rape Case Speak Out
• 78 Residents Of Sudbury Nursing Home Evacuated Due To Flooding
• Carriage Horse Controversy Swirls After Fresh Allegations Of Abuse
• COVID: Santa Cruz County Revives Indoor Mask Mandate Amid Delta Surge
• Shot Fired Inside Town East Mall, Suspect At-Large Mesquite Police Say
• Allegheny County's 'Pooches In The Pool' Event Returns This Labor Day
• Cam Newton Simply Dynamite For Patriots In Preseason Game Vs. Eagles
• Dodgers To Sport Nike MLB City Connect Series Uniforms This Weekend
• Artist Chuck Close Dies At Age 81
• 2 Boston Police Officers Injured After Cruiser Flips Over In Back Bay
• Communities Come Together To Provide Relief For Fire Victims Across the Region
• Gov. Greg Abbott Releases Video Update 2 Days After Testing Positive For COVID-19
• Rally Against Anti-Asian Hate Held As NYPD Reports 363% Increase In Hate Crimes
• Authorities Ask For Help Identifying Castro Valley Assault, Attempted Rape Suspect
• Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont Issues COVID Vaccine Mandates For State Employees
• Mountain View Police Make Arrest In 2000 Cold Case Killing
• Car Swallowed By Sinkhole In Middletown, New Jersey
• Deputy-Involved Shooting In Compton Leads To Large Law Enforcement Presence
• Texas Democrat walkout ends as 3 more lawmakers return to Austin
• Cam Johnson To Return Home To Host 3-On-3 Basketball Tournament And Skills Camp
• Grizzly Flats Man Watches Home Burn In Caldor Fire: 'It Didn't Seem Real'
• Man Shot Multiple Times In Clairton On Halcomb Avenue
• Crown Heights Riots, 30 Years Later: Could It Happen Again?
• 40-Year-Old Man Shot In East Baltimore Thursday
• Your Usual Cup Of Joe Could Soon Cost More
• Part Of East Carson Street Opens After Partial Building Collapse
• Fight Over Antivirus Software Founder John McAfee's Remains Has Connection To Colorado
• Denver Weather: Severe Weather Calms Down Quickly
• Woman Was Approved For PUA Benefits, But Later Ruled Ineligible, And Now State Of Illinois Is Garnishing Her Wages And Charging Fee For It
• Heat And Masks Without Air Conditioning Make For Miserable Return To School In Will County
• VIDEO: Driver Jumps Into Action To Stop Jeep That Broke Away From RV
• Montgomery County Police On Scene Of Fatal Collision
• Sad, But Inspiring: Community Joins Police Officers To Pay Tribute Outside Officer Ella French's Funeral Service
• Wilmington Charter School Paying Parents To Drive Students Amid Driver Shortage
• Colorado Drug Bust: Heroin, Cocaine & Fentanyl Found Phoenix Man's Car
• COVID In Northern Colorado: New Freezer Helps Provider Give Vaccine Boosters Without Having Residents Leave Home
• Mexican National Sentenced For Toxic Marijuana Grow In Stanislaus National Forest
• Too Many Children Rushed To ER For Non-Emergencies, Cook Children's In Fort Worth Says
• Jets Defensive End Carl Lawson, Safety Zane Lewis Out For Season After Getting Injured During Practice
• Former Pine-Richland Football Coach Eric Kasperowicz Files Federal Defamation Lawsuit
• Texas Democrats End 38-Day Holdout Over Voting Bill, Return To House
• Olson, Chapman Rally A's Past White Sox, Avoid Sweep
• Rolex Robbery Suspects Arrested Following Sting Operation In Redwood City
• Phillies Swept By NL-Worst Diamondbacks To Fall 4 Games Back In NL East
• Miami Beach Police Officer Loses Battle With COVID
• Tensions rise in Haiti as aid struggles to reach the most vulnerable
• Glendale Community College To Mandate Vaccinations For Students, Staff
• Heartbreaking Tributes Showcase Fallen Chicago Police Officer Ella French's Personality At Her Funeral
• Long Beach Residents Fighting Construction Of New Pump Station Near Homes
• Chuck Close, Wisconsin-Born Master Of Monumental Grid Paintings, Dies At 81
• Tornado Warnings From Thornton To Douglas County Expire After Thursday Afternoon Storms
• Placer County Judge Sentences Man To 28 Years For Domestic Violence, Rape
• North Allegheny School Board Overturns Superintendent's Mask Mandate
• Illegal drug trade thrives under the Taliban, U.N. officials say
• Miami-Based International Exporter Pivoted During Pandemic, Now Facing New Hurdles
• Parosmia: COVID Side Effect Can Make Food Smell Rancid, Last Up To 2 Years
• Justin Fields Back At Practice For Bears After Nursing Sore Groin
• Man claiming to have explosives near Capitol surrenders to police
• San Jose Family Pleads for Info on Driver Who Struck and Killed Woman In Wheelchair
• Frederick Man Wanted On Multiple Warrants Arrested After Fleeing Deputies, Barricading Self In Home
• Blues Traveler's Tour Bus Crashes Near Winona; John Popper Injured
• Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas Visits South Florida To Discuss Keeping Cuba's Fight For Freedom Alive
• Pitt Welcomes Back Students With COVID-19 Mitigation Measures In Place
• Needed Medical Supplies Flown From Opa-locka Executive Airport To Haiti
• NTSB: Train Derailed In Fort Worth In 2019 After Flooding Weakened Tracks
• Man Dies After Being Shot In Abdomen in Tacony, Philadelphia Police Say
• Jurors Deadlocked On One Charge In Trial Of Thomas Latanowich, Accused Of Killing Sgt. Sean Gannon
• Officers From All Around Turn Out On Motorcycles To Pay Tribute To Fallen Officer Ella French, Teach Some Lessons To Students From Leo High School
• R. Kelly accuser cries as she testifies about his alleged abuse
• Jefferson Fietek, Fmr. Anoka Teacher, Gets 30 Years For Sexually Abusing Teens
• Toxic Algae Bloom Considered In Death Of Family In Mariposa County
• Culver City Unified To Require Students 12 And Older To Get COVID Vaccine
• Texas Establishing More Antibody Infusion Centers, Deploying More Medical Personnel To Fight COVID-19
• LOOK: Driver Survives After Pickup Truck's Cab Sheared Off By Big Rig In Oxnard
• Brooklyn Students Spend Summer Digging Up Sunken Gravestones: 'It Feels Like We've Achieved The Impossible'
• 9 Treated For Legionnaires' Disease In Central Harlem
• Baltimore Police Looking To Identify Burglary Suspect
• Cabrera Stuck At 499; Angels Rally To Beat Tigers 13-10
• Some Stores Changing The Game When It Comes To Size Inclusivity
• Community Outreach Group Hits The North Side To Connect Those In Need With Resources
• Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Music Festival Streaming Online For Second Year
• Twin Cities Hospitals Getting Creative To Fill Hundreds Of Jobs: 'It's Been A Struggle'
• New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission Releases First Set Of Rules For Legal Marijuana Sales
• One Person Killed, Two Injured When Car Slams Into Bus Shelter, Then Hits Construction Worker In Calumet City
• Taste With Tori: Love Of Food Combines With Love Of Family At Port Richmond's Her Daughters Cafe
• Minnesota Drought: Rivers In Western, Northern MN Seeing Less Than 10% Of Their Average Flow
• Colin Frank Petroziello Charged With Attempted Homicide In Shooting Of Yardley Police Chief Joseph Kelly
• Merriweather Post Pavilion Promoter To Require Patrons To Be Vaccinated For COVID-19
• SEE IT: Broadway Cast Of 'The Lion King' Returns With Soul-Stirring Rehearsal Of 'Circle Of Life'
• FAA Issues Ground Stop, Denver International Airport Says Expect Major Delays Due To Stormy Weather
• Northern Colorado Drug Task Force Discovers Illegal Firearm Manufacturing Ring, Man Linked To Explosives May Be Connected
• Joint Practices Between Dolphins & Falcons A Reunion Of Sorts For Brian Flores & Matt Ryan
• 2 Alleged Drug Dealers Arrested In Connection To Rash Of Fatal Overdoses On Long Island
• Philadelphia Files Appeal Over Judge's Order Christopher Columbus Statue Can Stay At Marconi Plaza
• Friday's Show Info (8/20/21)
• Family Attorney Releases Video Showing Final Moments Of Jarvis Randall's Life Before He Was Shot By BSO Deputies
• Crown Heights, 30 Years Later: Looking Back On The Riot That Tore The City Apart
• Alcohol Will Be Allowed In North Huntingdon Parks With New Permit
• With Danielle Hunter Back, Vikings Now Looking For Pass Rushing Partner
• Online Group Uncovers New Clips Of Harford Co. Man Robert Reeder At Capitol; Sentencing Delayed
• Dylan Cease Gives Up 3 Runs On 4 Hits, White Sox Lose To A's
• Lockheed Martin's Sikorsky Helicopter Plant In Coatesville Closing Next Year
• WATCH: Car Barely Misses Family As It Crashes Into New Jersey Wendy's
• Judge Promises Ruling On Guns Before Minnesota State Fair Begins
• State AG Bonta Applauds Proposed Change to ATF Policy with Ghost Guns
• San Francisco Appoints New Public Works Interim Director
• 'I'm Really Excited' McDaniel College Welcomes Class Of 2025
• Staff Shortages Cause Mixed Reactions To President Biden's Vaccine Mandate For Nursing Home Employees
• Child deaths blamed on TikTok "blackout challenge"
• Maryland To Hire First Statewide Autism Coordinator
• R. Kelly Trial, Day 2: 1st Accuser Testifies About Alleged Abuse When She Was 16 Years Old
• 2 Tornadoes Touch Down In Region During Severe Storms, National Weather Service Confirms As They Survey Damage Across Region
• 11 Suspects Arrested In Camden-Based Criminal Ring Trafficking In Illegal Guns, Authorities Say
• Several Broncos Fans Get The J&J Vaccine As Team Hosts Clinic At Training Camp
• Pittsburgh Cultural District Arts Organizations To Require COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Baker Mandates COVID Vaccines For 44,000 Executive Department Employees
• Vehicle Fire On Northbound I-895 Near Exit 11 Shuts Down All Lanes
• Man Surrenders After Claiming To Have Bomb Near Capitol
• All Clear After NYPD Responds To Report Of Suspicious Package Near Times Square
• Regeneron Monoclonal Antibody Clinic Opens At Broward Health's Salah Foundation Children's Hospital
• After Recount, Brooklyn Park Mayoral Candidates Now Separated By 2 Votes
• Do I Need A Booster Shot If I Had COVID & Am Vaccinated? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Miami Beach PD: Bomb Threat Scene Cleared
• Caught On Video: NYPD Officers, Good Samaritans Rescue Passenger From Tracks Moments Before Subway Arrives
• 27-Year-Old Travon Henderson Pleads Guilty To Drug Trafficking In Brooklyn Neighborhood
• Police Identify Man Found Dead Inside Milford Storage Unit
• Report: Eagles Receiving Inquiries About Andre Dillard
• Macomb County To Offer Third Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccines
• Massachusetts Reports 1,373 New COVID-19 Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• Dallas ISD Virtual Academy
• Mr. McFeely's Son Appears As Mail Carrier In 'Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood'
• Braddock Gang Leader Sentenced To Over 20 Years For Drug Trafficking
• State Awards $3.5M Grant To Family League Of Baltimore
• DFW Experiencing Slowdown In Home Sales, Potentially Good News For Homebuyers
• Waves, Rip Currents Pumped Up By South Swell Throughout Southern California
• Boy Scouts Get Conditional Approval Of $850M Bankruptcy Deal
• Pittsburgh Zoo And PPG Aquarium Names Veterinarian Dr. Jeremy Goodman New President, CEO
• Howard Community College Pays Off Outstanding Debt For More Than 2K Students
• Special Election Set For 8 Proposed Amendments To Texas Constitution
• Evicted Clinton Township Man Thought He Was Protected During CERA Application Process
• Fort Collins Teen Under Arrest After Murder Of 58-Year-Old Under A Bridge
• WCCO Radio Will Not Broadcast At Minnesota State Fair, Cites COVID Concerns
• With 7-2 Loss To Rays, Orioles Record Franchise's Second-Worst Losing Streak
• WILDFIRES: Bay Area Air District Issues Spare the Air Advisory Through Friday
• Gov. Pritzker Signs 2 Bills In Defense Of Immigrant, Refugee Rights
• Caught On Video: Motorcyclist Struck By Hit-And-Run Driver, Then Robbed While Unconscious
• LA Dodgers Will Enforce Masks For All Spectators Starting Friday
• Veteran Paraplegic Skydiver Survives Accident After Parachute Gets Stuck In Wheelchair 
• UPDATE: All Westbound Lanes of Bay Bridge Reopen Following Truck Fire, Repairs
• San Bernardino Gang Member Ervin Olikong Identified As Gunman Who Shot Sheriff's Deputy, 2 Officers
• 'To Kill A Mockingbird' Welcomes Theatergoers Back To Broadway In New Video Penned By Aaron Sorkin
• What Is Regeneron COVID-19 Monoclonal Antibody Treatment?
• Alabama runs out of ICU beds as COVID cases surge
• FDA Sends Warning Letter, Says Recalled Pet Food May Be Linked To Over 130 Dog Deaths
• SWAT Team Called For Standoff After Man Barricades Himself In West Beverly Home
• Man, 25, Drowns In Pool At Brooklyn Park Apartment Building
• Man Claiming To Have Explosives Near U.S. Capitol Arrested After Standoff
• Belmont Hills Fire Company Celebrate Firefighter Alex Fischer's Release From Hospital After Struck, Injured In Fatal Crash By Alleged Drunk Driver
• UPDATE: Caldor Fire In Sierra Tops 65,000 Acres; Wildfire Remains at Zero Containment
• Federal Judge In Texas Blocks ICE Guidelines On Arrests, Deportations
• More Than 18,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• USPS Holding Job Fair In Monroeville
• Drought Emergency: Marin Opens Recycled Water Station For All County Residents
• Sen. John Hickenlooper Tests Positive For COVID, Says He Has A Breakthrough Case
• Michigan Lottery Player Wins $1.2 Million Lotto 47 Jackpot; Bought Ticket Online
• Judge blocks U.S. effort to curtail ICE arrests and deportations
• Walz: Minnesota Ready To Welcome Afghan Refugees
• Sen. Doug Mastriano's Plan To Issue Election Subpoenas 'Stopped'
• Caldor Fire Slowed Overnight, But Still Far From Being Under Control
• Antonio Brown Tossed From Buccaneers-Titans Joint Practice After Throwing Punches
• VOTE: 2 German Shepherds At DFW Airport Are Finalists For TSA's 'Cutest K9'
• Two Philadelphia Men Sentenced For Scamming Maryland Company Out Of $2.4 Million
• Police: Timothy Tovera Arrested In Alleged Use Of Stun Gun On 3 Elderly, Special Needs Women He Cared For
• Britney Spears Under Investigation For Striking Employee
• Richard Peterson, Man Last Seen With Amanda Vangrinsven, Charged With Murder
• New Jersey Man Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison For Cyberstalking San Mateo Teen
• Backpack Distribution Event Being Held At PNC Park Sunday
• Macy's Reviving Toys 'R' Us Online And With Store-Within-A-Store Concept
• CDOT: I-70 To Remain Closed Through Glenwood Canyon Due To Possibility Of Flash Flooding
• Boyfriend Imprisoned Partner In Room, Tried To Gouge Out Eye, Bit Her Face, Police Say
• Pedestrian Dies After Being Hit By San Jose Driver Earlier This Month
• Jerome Karg Dies Days After Crash Left Him Seriously Injured
• Authorities Identify Shooting Suspect Killed In Philadelphia By Police After Pursuit As Terrence Bey
• 13 Arrested In Northern Pennsylvania Drug Trafficking Operation Takedown
• Veteran Paraplegic Skydiver Survives Accident After Parachute Gets Stuck In Wheelchair 
• Cal Football Preview: Golden Bears Hope Full Offseason Helps QB Chase Garbers Shine
• Body Found Along Pacifica Coastline in June Identified as Missing San Francisco Woman
• Man Surrenders After Claiming To Have Bomb Near Capitol
• Varney Kennedy Jr. ID'd As Teen Fatally Shot Outside Brooklyn Park Strip Mall
• Victims Identified In Double Murder In Dallas After Suspect Surrenders
• Student debt erased for borrowers with permanent disabilities
• Facebook CEO on vaccine hesitancy and keeping employees safe
• Teen Arrested For Shooting Threats Against Rancho Cucamonga High School
• Colorado Weather: Flooding Rains, Large Hail, Damaging Winds, Isolated Tornadoes And Snow Possible
• Miami-Dade Students Head Back To Class On Monday With Mask Mandate In Place
• SEE IT: Mayor De Blasio Sings With Music Legend George Clinton To Promote NYC Homecoming Concert In Queens
• Black market for fake COVID vaccination cards goes mainstream
• Michigan Man Indicted For Traveling To Wisconsin To Have Sex With 15-Year-Old Girl
• LIVE UPDATES: Funeral Services For Slain Chicago Police Officer Ella French
• PennDOT, AAA Warn Drivers To Slow Down As Kids Head Back To School
• Officer Ella French's Partner, Joshua Blas: 'I Will Always Miss Her'
• American Airlines Won't Serve Alcohol In Main Cabin Until Next January
• El Monte Union High School District Unveils New Fleet Of Electric School Buses
• Middle School Teacher Todd Clark Charged With Criminal Sexual Conduct
• Several Brief Tornado Warnings Issued As Storms Roll Through Central And Eastern Massachusetts
• Chicago Police Officer Ella French's Mom Tells Mourners, 'I Am Here With Half My Heart'
• Dallas County Medical Examiner's Office Identifies Fatal Shooting Victim Jose Angel Avila
• COVID-19 Booster Shots Available To Immunocompromised People Who Received Pfizer Or Moderna Vaccine
• Hopkins Researchers Release App Aimed At Tracking Student Anxiety
• Como Zoo: Team Of Experts Work Together To Treat 12-Year-Old Giraffe's Hoof Following Injury
• Vandergrift Police Locate Missing 85-Year-Old Robert Horner
• Feds Refile Antitrust Complaint Against Facebook, Alleging Abuse Of Market Power
• Brad Stevens Wants To See A Gritty, Tough Celtics Team 'That Boston Can Really Get Behind'
• Florida Nursing Home Residents May Need A Coronavirus Vaccine Booster Shot
• Feds double down in Facebook monopoly case
• Red Flag Warnings For Dry, Strong Winds Expected To Last Through Thursday As Firefighters Amass At Caldor Fire
• New "Jeopardy!" host under fire for insensitive comments
• 'STEAM PARK' At Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum Debuts In August
• Florida Nursing Home Workers to Face Vaccine Mandate
• Enhanced unemployment benefits will expire September 6, officials say
• 2 Philadelphia Men Sentenced In $2.4M Fraud Scheme Targeting Linthicum Company
• River Oaks Police Department Investigating Girl's Death, Boy In Custody
• 'That's Not Acceptable': Texas Superintendent Speaks Out After 2 Teachers Harassed By Parents Over Masks
• YMCA Mobile Swim Lessons
• Report: Antonio Brown Kicked Out Of Tampa Bay Buccaneers Practice After Altercation With Titans Player
• California Recall: Kevin Faulconer Hits GOP Rival Larry Elder As Campaign Heats Up
• Emergency Crews In Montgomery County Rescue Drivers Stuck In High Water
• Lowell Teacher Lilly Guttenplan, Rockland Student Nadia Dutton Revealed As Fourth VaxMillions Winners As Deadline Nears For Final Giveaway
• Crews Working To Repair Water Main Break On Upper East Side
• Human Smugglers Lead Texas Law Enforcement On Chase Ending In Fiery Crash 
• Santa Ana To Require Employees To Be Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Cars On Route 20 In Worcester Stuck In Flood After Sudden Thunderstorms
• 81% Support School Mask Mandate In Massachusetts, Poll Finds
• Repeat Child Sex Offender Gustavo Andazola-Burciaga Sentenced To 126 Years In Prison
• Humane Animal Rescue Of Pittsburgh Hosting Dog Food Distribution Event
• Port Authority Bus Rear-Ends Truck
• Average Price For Gasoline In Texas Has Dropped Slightly Week-To-Week
• States race to pay out billions in rent aid before federal deadline
• Garth Brooks cancels tour dates because of COVID Delta surge
• Alyssa Milano, Uncle In Crash On 405 Freeway
• North Texan Jenna Ryan Pleads Guilty To Misdemeanor For Involvement In US Capitol Riot
• COVID In MN: Latest Positivity Rate At 5.3% As MDH Reports 1,300+ New Cases, 8 More Deaths
• MDOT: I-696 Ramps To Northbound I-75 Closing In Oakland County This Weekend
• Mike Lombardi Believes Patriots Should Be Patient With Mac Jones
• Judge rejects charges for Hawaii officers in teen's fatal shooting
• Traffic Stop Along I-80 Turns Up 20 Pounds Of Meth
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 3,451 New Cases, 22 Additional Deaths
• Appellate Judge Rejects Challenge To Annapolis Vote-By-Mail Election
• Aerial Video Shows Canadian Wildfires Burning Near Boundary Waters
• Police Identify 18-Year-Old Fatally Shot In East Mount Airy As Lionel Samuels
• 25-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In Towson Overnight
• Toys 'R' Us Making Another Comeback In Macy's Stores
• Evacuations lag as Taliban gunmen control access to Kabul airport
• Police: Man With Knife Threatens To Kill MTA Worker After Performing Lewd Act At Brooklyn Subway Station
• Hollenbeck Division Mourns Loss Of Retired LAPD Officer Phil Arreola To COVID-19
• Police Arrest 2 In Annapolis On Drug Trafficking Charges
• 'It Is Really Outrageously Fun': Abby McEnany On Season 2 Of Showtime's 'Work In Progress'
• Aaron Garcia Of Yonkers Arrested In Terrifying Hatchet Attack Caught On Video At Lower Manhattan ATM
• Booming Greeley Asks 'Where Will Water Come From?'
• Detroit Riverfront Conservancy, City Of Detroit Host Community Celebration Along Dennis W. Archer Greenway
• Norfolk DA: Police 'Justified' In Shooting Armed Robbery Suspect Eric Leach, Who Stole Police Cruiser In Quincy
• Fort Worth Police Searching For Armed Robbery Suspect Who Stole Cash, Cigarettes
• 2 Officers Injured, Suspect Killed In Gun Battle Connected To Tuesday's San Bernardino Deputy-Involved Shooting
• Dolphins Tua Tagovailoa Not Concerned That Three Starting WR Still Missing
• Federal Courts Impose New COVID-19 Restrictions Amid Surge
• Decision over Johnson & Johnson boosters could take weeks
• Minnesota Weather: Severe Drought Covers Nearly 90% Of The State
• Rep. Lauren Boebert Discloses Husband Jayson Boebert's Work For Energy Firm
• Woman Arrested In Stabbing Attack On Teenage Girl In Palo Alto
• Return To Class Brings Additional Challenges For Youth In Foster Care
• Queens Couple Charged With Leaving 1-Year-Old Son Locked In Hot Car At Manhasset Mall
• Air Force Exploring Plans To Lay New Infrastructure Lines From Cheyenne Base To Colorado Missile Silos
• Missing Owatonna Girl, 17, May Be In Need Of Medical Attention
• Kyle Schwarber Ready To Play Outfield For Red Sox; First Base Could Follow
• Fines For Unruly Airline Passengers Top $1 Million So Far This Year
• Placerville Home Destroyed By Fire
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Positivity Reaches Over 5%
• Colorado Woman Aims To Be 'At The Top Of List' For Booster Shot After Suffering Through Breakthrough COVID Case
• Anoka Food Truck Festival
• Gov. Polis Tells President Biden Colorado Is Ready To Welcome Refugees And Immigrants From Afghanistan
• Reported Kidnapping & Armed, Barricaded Person Incident Ends Safely In Trophy Club
• Tom Brady FaceTimed A Shirtless Rob Gronkowski From Inside White House
• Four Florida's Five Largest School Districts Defy State's Ban On School Mask Mandates
• DPD Ends Search For Missing Elderly Couple Lawrence And Shirley Parker After Pair Found Safe
• Giant Rubber Duck Brings 'Joy' To Maine Harbor
• $88K+ In Cocaine Discovered Within Honda Accord At Texas-Mexico Border
• Drive-By Shooting Leaves 3 Injured In Chicago Lawn
• Flames Rip Through 3 Homes In Monrovia
• US Seeks 9-Year Prison Term For Gov. Whitmer Kidnap Plotter
• 3 Wounded In Grand Crossing Shooting
• 'I Was Screaming: "Please, Stop, Stop!"' Woman Describes Pain And Horror As She Was Brutally Beaten By Group Of Teens Downtown This Past Weekend
• Southland College Prep Charter High School Has Years Of 100% College Acceptance And Student Excellence -- What's Their Secret?
• PG&E: Electricity Returning To All Customers Affected By Public Safety Power Shutoff By Thursday Evening
• Jobless claim filings fall to new pandemic low
• Man Stabbed To Death in Fairfield; Suspect At Large
• PTL Links: Aug. 19, 2021
• FBI joins criminal probe in Colorado voting equipment breach
• Disney World Tweaks Face Mask Policy
• Brush Fire Explodes Near Lake Isabella In Kern County
• Afghan "resistance 2.0" taking shape to challenge Taliban rule
• NASCAR Heads To Michigan
• Caught On Video: Motorcyclist Struck By Hit-And-Run Driver, Then Robbed While Unconscious
• 'We Need Coloradans To Stay Vigilant': Colorado COVID Cases Rise, But Not As Sharply As Other States
• Rates Of COVID-19 Hospitalizations For Children And Adults Under 50 Reach Their Highest Levels Yet, CDC Data Shows
• Peabody Shaken By Third Earthquake In Less Than A Month
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• Florida Board Of Education Votes To Punish Broward School District Over Mask Mandate
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