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Articles from August 1, 2022

• Pelosi arrives in Malaysia, tensions rise over Taiwan visit
• CHP pursuit of possible stolen vehicle suspect
• La Verne Little Leaguers head to World Series after undefeated season
• Turner, Muncy power Dodgers to 8-2 win over Giants
• Aurora and Denver look to ban taxing government fees
• Owner of Odd Cookie in downtown Sacramento blames city for closure
• RTD suspends fares this month to improve air quality
• Turner, Muncy power Dodgers to win over Giants, 8-2
• New ski lift at Keystone Resort put on hold after construction mistake
• Aurora food bank sees increase in people needing help
• Kind-hearted couple dies in possible electrical fire in San Bernardino
• Lodi man shot, killed by Sonoma County Sheriff's deputy
• Sheriff: Marysville man, 64, exchanged meth for sexual favors from young girl
• Biden's case highlights coronavirus 'rebound,' experts say
• Woman sexually assaulted while walking her dogs in Torrance
• Attorney presents evidence that 'Starved Rock Killer' Chester Weger hopes will lead to his exoneration
• Gov. Pritzker declares monkeypox virus outbreak in Illinois a Public Health Emergency
• Kopech allows two runs, six hits in seven innings as White Sox lose to Royals
• Rally held in support of teen squeegee worker accused of fatal shooting, he tells WJZ he's innocent
• Crowd gathers in mourning for mother, four kids, and their friend who were killed in I-90 crash
• Jarren Duran lifts Red Sox past Astros, 3-2
• Ambulance transports, arrests at Lollapalooza down this year compared with last
• Armed robbers have struck six times on the Near North Side, police say
• Exclusive: Man gets in altercation with suspected motorcycle thieves
• Teen charged with felonies, sues Oak Lawn police after being punched by officers while pinned to the ground
• SMU Mustangs wrap up offseason workouts
• Professor encouraged $1B is being set aside to fight climate change
• Mets stay red hot at the plate, top Nationals for 7th straight win
• Activists Hitting Streets Of Philadelphia's Toughest Neighborhoods In Hopes Of Bringing Peace
• After Mancini trade, O's beat Texas 7-2 to match 2021 win total
• Grand Prairie ISD hosts safety summit for parents and students
• Nighttime Red Line service disruptions begin
• Martha Bueno exposing "dirty politics" through OnlyFans
• Commuter Rail passengers climb fence after train loses power in Framingham
• Maryland has spent 67% of ARPA allocation, according to report
• Large brush fire burns 9 acres in Gloucester
• Who is determining gambling odds?
• Low-interest disaster loans now available for Minnesota tornado victims
• Troubled Long Beach bar closed by state officials opens new location just 10 minutes away
• Vikings' Dantzler determined to shine in late friend's honor
• Appeals court reinstates Kentucky's near-total abortion ban
• Aaron Judge clubs 43rd homer as Yankees pound Mariners
• Infamous Capitol Mall vacant lot up for sale again
• 27-year-old man dies after being shot in the head, police say
• Threat of dry lightning puts Marin County volunteer fire lookouts on high alert
• More than 460,000 primary ballots cast
• Former Cherry Hill Youth Group Director Arnold DiBlasi Facing Child Pornography Charges
• Hazmat situation declared in West Philadelphia after about 154 one-gallon jugs of gas found at abandoned home
• Greene's wins 1st since June, Reds beat reeling Marlins 3-1
• Medical examiner details fatal wounds to students during Parkland gunman's penalty trial
• Minnesota's Ihnen has 2nd straight season-ending knee injury
• Lyons Magnus recalls dozens of nutritional and beverage products
• Maryland State Board of Elections extends deadlines related July's primary
• Pirates trade pitcher Jose Quintana to St. Louis Cardinals
• Cargo begins clogging Port of Los Angeles amid rail worker shortage
• Teen in critical condition after being shot in Belmont Cragin
• Gov. Gavin Newsom declares state of emergency over monkeypox
• Sacramento man in jail after Elk Grove crime spree
• San Jose councilmember opposes tiny homes for homeless at Noble Park
• Man faces at least 11 years in prison after guilty plea in McKeesport shooting
• 'Now she is beautiful:' Massive statue of Virgin Mary back in Maryland after year-long restoration
• Videos show close whale encounters in Boston Harbor
• Wealthy dentist found guilty in wife's death on African safari
• BWI summer program shows young people the career opportunities in aviation
• Bradley Chubb healthy at last as he enters crucial season in Denver
• Rockies sign right-hander Daniel Bard to $19M, 2-year deal
• Update: Oakland youth football coach describes chaos when shots rang out at game
• Semi-truck gets stuck in overpass in Fountain Valley, shuts down northbound 405 Freeway
• Police investigate stabbing death of woman at Lowell home
• Call Kurtis: Pet shelters, gas prices, and insurance
• Ahead of trade deadline, White Sox pick up Jake Diekman while Cubs unload Scott Effross
• Back-to-school necessities will cost about 2% more than last year
• Off-duty San Jose police officer arrested for DUI following vehicle crash
• Gov. Newsom declares monkeypox state of emergency in California
• Frisco ISD ensures exterior doors on campuses work and lock properly before start of school
• Wealthy dentist found guilty in wife's death on 2016 African safari
• Gov. Newsom declares state of emergency over monkeypox
• New Vikings defensive coordinator Ed Donatell presides over his first pads-on practice
• 14 people shot, five killed between Friday and Sunday, police say
• Suspected prowler arrested in Tuolumne County
• Mother steals children and truck from grandmother's house, crashes
• Early detection screening awareness focus of World Lung Cancer Day
• President Biden hopes Al-Qaida strike brings comfort to 9/11 victims
• Bears prepare for first training camp practice in pads
• Rescue tools stolen from McCandless volunteer fire company
• Drought-friendly lawn makeovers take root among Santa Clara County homeowners
• Photographer rescues puppy from home destroyed in McKinney Fire
• Hosea Roberson, one of the oldest WWII veterans, to be honored at Twins game
• Small wildfire singes neighborhood in Larimer County
• Pittsburgh Weather: Tornado warnings expire
• Vans US Open of Surfing continues in Huntington Beach with 8-foot waves
• How did a driver end up going the wrong way on I-90, causing crash that killed six?
• Pedestrians worried about holes in Smithfield Street Bridge's sidewalks
• Lawrence Rudolph found guilty in wife's death on 2016 African safari
• New surveillance video shows Amazon driver run over with own vehicle after carjacking
• Chatham now home to new Discover call center, community space
• Two people shot in house in Skokie
• Caught on camera: 80-year-old Norco store owner shoots attempted robbery suspect
• NYPD on the hunt for Times Square slashing suspect
• Several Sacramento-area crews assist in fight against McKinney Fire
• Red Sox acquire catcher Reese McGuire from White Sox
• Bid to open safe injection sites in San Francisco, Oakland heads to Gov. Newsom's desk
• NorthShore University Health to pay $10.3 million in COVID-19 vaccine lawsuit
• 7 dead, including 5 children, in fiery wrong-way crash on I-90 in McHenry County
• Blinken says Russia is using Ukraine nuclear plant as "equivalent of a human shield"
• Driver shot dead at high speed on Interstate 70
• City of Berwyn fires employee who admitted to yelling racial slur at contractor
• Gilroy Garlic Festival shooting victims' families sue gun distributor
• Long Island shelter throws "DOGust" bash to get rescue dogs adopted
• Red Sox acquiring Tommy Pham from Reds
• Challenges of pandemic led to more children suffering from mental health issues
• Official forecast calls for August to be cooler and wetter than normal
• Man dies after car crashes 50 feet down cliff in Chatsworth Reservoir
• Cement mixer overturns on Interstate 70 in Wheat Ridge
• GOP calls Doug Wardlow a liar for not dropping out of attorney general race
• Drawbridge malfunction on Hutchinson River Parkway strands drivers for hours
• Harlem entrepreneurs celebrate Black Business Month
• American Lung Association urges early detection lung cancer screenings
• Prison officials investigate 3rd inmate slaying within a week in Northern California
• Foreclosure Abuse Prevention Act awaits Gov. Hochul's decision
• Red Sox trade catcher Christian Vazquez to Astros
• Litter tossed on Pennsylvania roadways costs taxpayers millions of dollars
• VP Kamala Harris announces $1B to states for floods, extreme heat during Miami stop
• 2 young boys injured in wrong-way crash in Rockland County
• Alzheimer's Association finds startling disparities in health equity, resources in Black and Brown communities
• Monkeypox In Philadelphia: Questions About Department Of Health's Handling Of Outbreak
• Justice 4 Housing helping people get homes after prison
• Animal shelters overwhelmed as more and more people surrender their pets
• First-of-its-kind Miami-Dade shelter helping male victims of domestic violence
• 20-year-old Latrobe man accused of sexually assaulting 14-year-old girl
• 'Everyday is getting better' for Highland Park businesses four weeks after mass shooting
• 1 injured in crash involving police car in Churchill
• Body found in Denver lake believed to be 11-year-old girl
• Water, Sewer Service Costs Increase For Aqua Customers In Philadelphia Suburbs
• Bill Russell remembered as champion for social justice
• Apple River stabbing: 17-year-old Isaac Schuman identified as fatal victim
• Universal birthday for all rescue dogs celebrated on August 1
• Miss Texas USA title goes to Asian American woman for the first time
• Widow of Casey Skudin now fighting FDNY for his full pension
• Free produce for seniors at Chicago's farmers markets
• City, Community Leaders Call Weekend Violence In Detroit 'Unacceptable'
• Former CPS teacher gets 50 years in prison for sexually exploiting boy in Indiana
• Health officials report 6 new monkeypox cases in Denton
• Owners struggling with inflation unfortunately having to surrender their pets
• Stocks dip at start of August as investors remain "cautious"
• Cooper Roberts, 8-year-old boy shot at Highland Park parade, released from hospital to rehab
• Family of Gilroy Garlic Festival shooting victims sue gun distributor
• Police warn of multiple thefts from cars in parking garages in the Loop
• White House dismisses report finding Schumer-Manchin plan would raise taxes
• A's send Frankie Montas, Lou Trivino to Yankees for 4 prospects
• Yankees get starter Montas, reliever Trivino from A's for 4 prospects
• What should the Mega Millions winner do? One couple may be an example.
• Lawsuit seeks to end New York City's outdoor dining program
• American River drowning victim was fourth-year medical student at UC Davis
• First Alert Weather: Plume of monsoonal moisture triggers popup showers with lightning
• Flood watch in effect for San Bernardino County Mountains, Apple and Lucerne Valleys and El Dorado burn scar
• CityArts awards $6.5 million in grants to nonprofit arts programs in Chicago
• Body found in Allegheny River in Westmoreland County
• Several New Mexico residents suspected in Boulder murder investigation
• CPD warns residents of Ravenswood Gardens home invasion
• Para swimmer Alice Tai wins gold just months after leg amputation
• Corrections Officers, Inmates Hospitalized In Westampton Township Crash
• Julio Frausto arrested, admits starting numerous grassfires
• Bartram House Bakery's recipe for Strawberry Tiramisu as featured on PTL
• Dodgers ship Garrett Cleavinger to Rays for minor league outfielder
• Jim's Steaks owner tours business after fire torched South Philadelphia building
• Camden City School District preparing for new school year with 4 free enrollment fairs
• Sting to perform with Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
• Nearly 2 pounds of fentanyl found during San Leandro traffic stop, arrest made
• Trial begins for man accused in taxicab 'honor killings' Yaser Said
• Letting mind wander is good for you, study finds
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Chances for showers next few days
• 59-year-old man mauled to death by dogs in central California
• Orioles trade Trey Mancini to the Houston Astros
• History Colorado hosts celebration for state's 146th birthday party
• SEPTA settles nearly half-million dollar racism, retaliation lawsuit with Justice Department
• Ocean City Holds 2nd Round Of Lifeguard Tryouts In Effort To Address Ongoing Shortage At Beaches, Pools In NJ
• Lung Cancer Risk Quiz
• 1 hurt in rollover crash in Lawrenceville
• The Dallas Cowboys become America's most valuable team
• More potential child victims sought after Jeffrey Hitchcock arrest
• SOS Confirms 2022 Election Security
• 3 injured in ATV crash in Cass County
• Ventura County Fair to return Wednesday after 2 year hiatus
• Man accused of stabbing Wisconsin tubers charged with homicide
• Emergency peace walk underway in South Philly following shooting death of music group member
• 1 year after teen girl killed in Bayview, SFPD renews calls to find shooter
• Wayne State President M. Roy Wilson To Step Down
• City officials mulling longterm solutions to series of problems plaguing 6th Street Bridge
• Pedestrian hit and killed by SUV in Dublin; police arrest driver for DUI
• NYC stores locking up Spam amid shoplifting surge
• You can make your own adoption fee this month at BARCS
• Shooting investigation underway in Paramount; at least one person wounded
• Brother's Brother Foundation sending help to Kentucky flood victims
• Study: Gamers may be better at making decisions
• USDA cracking down on salmonella in chicken products
• Man who posed as federal agent, cozied up to Secret Service pleads guilty
• It's World Lung Cancer Day
• Man, 19, charged with attempted murder in Aberdeen shooting
• Man stabbed in Willernie, police arrest suspected attacker
• Dramatic video shows 83-year-old being airlifted from flooded Kentucky home
• 1 person arrested after fire at homeless camp near Rancho Cordova
• Ex-Baltimore cop extradited to Maryland on child sex abuse charges
• Crypto execs charged with running $300 million Ponzi scheme
• Third-party candidates file to run for Pa. governor, Senate
• Florida COVID-19 deaths top 77,500
• Protein, nutritional drinks recalled due to possible microbial contamination
• Elk Grove crime spree suspect, who allegedly fired round into ceiling in one robbery, arrested after chase
• New Jersey working to enhance train travel to NYC with groundbreaking of Portal North Bridge construction
• Detroit Offers Monkeypox Vaccine To Those Who May Have Been Exposed
• Woman wanted in Hazelwood shooting arrested after crash
• Man who narrated violent ISIS videos sentenced to life in prison
• Yankees acquire reliever Effross in trade with Cubs
• Police activity blocks traffic on southbound Highway 101 in San Francisco
• Roads into Death Valley National Park closed due to flash floods
• 1 dead, 1 critically injured after kayak tips over in Hobart, Indiana
• Feds, Penguin Random House square off over Simon & Schuster deal
• Police looking to identify suspect in deadly Baltimore hit-and-run
• Police searching for 45-year-old Santos Diaz after 10-month-old girl shot following argument in Kensington
• Stephon Washington gets 40 years in jogger knife attack case
• 'Deebo loves playing football'; 49ers reach contract extension with star receiver Deebo Samuel
• Puerto Rico adding paid paramedics to island following CBS report
• Gruesome discovery amid McKinney Fire wreckage; 2 bodies found in burned out car
• Waukegan man charged in connection with crash that killed girl, injured 2
• WWII-era bomb debris washes up on Assateague Island beach, prompting partial closure
• Judge awards $163,000 in fees in GOP election probe
• One key to earning a higher income: Rich friends in childhood
• Michigan Court: County Prosecutors Can Enforce Abortion Ban
• Hundreds of items up for auction at Arlington Park
• Long line at San Francisco monkeypox clinic as health emergency goes into effect
• SBSD deputies arrest drug dealer in possession of 19 kilos of cocaine in Grand Terrace
• UPDATE: Bomb Threat Reported At Michigan State University
• Metro to begin enforcing traffic rules along Crenshaw Boulevard
• As Species Recover, Some Threaten Others In More Dire Shape
• Evacuations ordered in Siskiyou County wildfire
• These stores are lowering prices to attract inflation-weary shoppers
• Brooklyn Park bingo hall issued sports wagering license
• Monterey County inmate killed in Pelican Bay prison cell
• Cristobal's 1st fall camp at Miami set to get underway
• 59-year-old man mauled to death by a pack of dogs in Fresno County
• Anthony Marrone begins LACoFD Acting Fire Chief duties following Daryl Osby's retirement
• Man killed by same bullet he used to shoot woman in neck, police say
• New Dallas ISD Superintendent welcomes back students early
• Five Florida players become Mega Milllions millionaires
• Preliminary hearing for 14-year-old girl charged in traffic cone beating death of elderly man scheduled for September 14
• Indiana House back in session Monday before vote on abortion ban
• 16-Year-Old Ryan Mcleod Charged As Adult In Fatal Shooting Of 13-Year-Old
• 59-year-old man mauled to death by a pack of dogs
• Love Fridges seek to nourish Chicago communities with food and support
• Indigenous Australian senator blasts "colonizing" Queen Elizabeth
• Pedestrian struck and killed while walking along side of 215 Freeway in Riverside
• Nicolae Miu, of Prior Lake, charged in Apple River stabbings that left Stillwater teen dead, 4 injured
• LeAnn Rimes looks back on early success and career ahead
• Serious Crash Involving 3 Tractor-Trailers Closes Portion Of I-78 West In Northampton County For Several Hours
• Crystal Lake man, weeks away from retirement, paralyzed after SUV plows into home
• WATCH: Dust devil tears up tent on Bourne softball field
• College prof suspended over vulgar video quits, settles for $95K
• Neighborhood on alert as NYPD searches for attempted rape suspect
• Monkeypox: what we know so far
• New York City joins state in declaring monkeypox emergency
• Police searching for man who ran over 2 people outside bar
• Man accused of vandalizing Petaluma business, resisting arrest
• El Dorado County home destroyed in early morning fire
• Woman sought for suspected police impersonation in Glen Burnie
• Cleveland quarterback faces six game suspension
• Wolves' Jaden McDaniels impresses with 52-point outing in CrawsOver pro-am game
• Victor Pena sentenced to 29-39 years for 'horrifying' rape, kidnapping
• Chief White To Hold Press Conference After Mass Shooting Left 2 Dead, 6 Injured
• Florida board to weigh blocking treatments for transgender youth
• 24/7 speed cameras take effect in New York City on Monday night
• Keller: Sports betting not a big deal for revenue in Massachusetts
• Two Denver Police Officers Facing Felony Theft Charges
• Man jailed for threatening family wearing 'Black Lives Matter' shirts in Burlingame
• $4 billion economic development bill, tax rebate package on hold
• Registration for Dolphins Challenge Cancer XIII opens this week
• Video raises questions in death of mother who fell out of patrol car
• Red Sox unlikely to be "pure sellers" at trade deadline
• Lingering humidity brings potential thunderstorms to Southland before triple digit heat returns over weekend
• Hyperion, California redwood known as world's tallest tree, closed due to damage by tourists
• Apple AirPods are on sale: The best deals on AirPods you can get right now
• Biden continues to test positive for COVID-19, White House says
• 2 buildings damaged in St. Paul after cars drive into them
• Teens sought in death of "beloved" Canada Goose in Rockville lake
• Journalist says man armed with AK-47 showed up at her Brooklyn home
• Shootings, murders down in Chicago through July, but carjackings up
• 2 $1 million-winning Mega Millions tickets sold in Minnesota
• Buyers? Sellers? Marlins aren't sure as trade deadline looms
• Higuain scores 3 goals, Inter Miami ties 4-4 with Cincinnati
• Minnesota case weighs right to emergency contraception
• Investigation underway in deadly Cecil County boat explosion
• PetSmart's "grooming academy" traps workers in debt, suit claims
• Mets hammer Marlins' Pablo López 9-3 for sweep
• SUV Strikes Bicyclists On Michigan Charity Ride, Killing 2 & Injuring 3
• Luke Laster
• Federal Reserve's Neel Kashkari says inflation outpacing wage increases for many
• At least 37 dead in Kentucky flooding with hundreds unaccounted for
• Finau Wins Rocket Mortgage For 2nd Straight PGA Tour Victory
• 38-year-old man wounded in drive-by shooting in Wilmington
• Restaurant guild leader shot dead outside his nightclub in Mexico
• Vikings' Zimmer & Cousins didn't mix, but new head coach O'Connell shows promise for mending player relations
• Person killed, 2 others hurt in early morning North Sacramento crash
• 4 dead, 40 wounded in weekend shootings across Chicago
• Miami Weather: Hot & Humid, rain chance increases late week
• Ferris State Prof Who Made Vulgar Video Quits, Settles For $95K
• PTL Links: August 1, 2022
• 2 people found dead in Siskiyou County driveway along McKinney Fire path
• Pats sign punter Jake Bailey to contract extension
• American Lung Association's Lung Cancer Risk Quiz
• Texas man who brought gun to Capitol on Jan. 6 gets 87 months in prison
• AP sources: Browns QB Deshaun Watson suspended for 6 games
• Search underway for hit-and-run driver who collided with Metro bus in Huntington Park
• Banana Boat recalls scalp sunscreen spray for cancer risk
• Miami's Black community outraged over city's plan to relocate homeless population
• Browns QB Deshaun Watson suspended for 6 games by NFL
• Republican nominee for Maryland attorney general hosted 9/11 conspiracy radio shows
• Cleveland Browns QB Deshaun Watson suspended 6 games
• Deshaun Watson reportedly suspended; Will miss matchup against Patriots
• Woman ejected from vehicle during rollover crash in Lakewood; two others injured
• Adolf Hitler's watch sells for $1.1 million in controversial Maryland auction
• Average adult has 10 good friends, survey finds
• Brawl led to shooting in Orlando, 7 people injured
• Week 3: Sentencing trial for Parkland gunman Nikolas Cruz
• Identity sought of body found near Essex road; homicide investigation underway
• Highland Park combining memorials for parade shooting victims
• McMuffins stashed in backpack cost traveler almost $2,000 in fines
• Adolf Hitler's watch sells for $1.1 million in controversial auction
• Paw-rk races: Corgis compete at Canterbury Park
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 8/1 Monday forecast
• Massachusetts gas prices down 42 cents in last month
• Trio of shootings in SW Dade over the weekend
• USDA cracking down on salmonella in chicken products
• McKinney Fire, California's biggest of year, turns deadly
• Education links: MN College Essay Coach | Common App
• 1,000 years after death, king at center of archaeological debate
• Union Gospel Mission Twin Cities
• Monday greets us with cloudy skies, but sunshine is just over the horizon
• Facing South Florida: U.S. Congressional District 27 Democratic Primary - Pt. 2
• Missouri woman acquitted of murder in teen daughter's 2017 death
• Groundbreaking marks construction of New Jersey's new Portal Bridge
• Death investigation underway at Halsted Orange Line CTA station
• Brookfield Zoo offering free days for kids before they return to school
• Caught on video: Woman slashed with boxcutter in Midtown
• Facing South Florida: U.S. Congressional District 27 Democratic Primary - Pt. 1
• One suburban woman's desperate effort to recover $40,000 lost from forged check
• 28 female inmates allege sexual assault after jail guard sold cell keys
• 2 teens, 1 adult hospitalized after 35W shooting in Minneapolis
• Georgia university instructor charged in fatal shooting of student
• Treasures from legendary 1857 "Ship of Gold" shipwreck unveiled
• Work well underway to replace the Fern Hollow Bridge
• Man, Mother Attacked By Their Own Dog In Kensington: Police
• SUV crashes into Pete's Market in West Elsdon
• Bill Russell wasn't just an NBA star, he was a civil rights pioneer
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Humidity returns
• New Zealand fully reopens borders to international visitors
• As Pelosi starts Asia tour, China warns of military action if she visits Taiwan
• Man dies at hospital after being shot multiple times on North Side
• First ship carrying Ukrainian grain since Russia invaded leaves Odesa
• Wait continues for California State Fair attendance numbers, but arrest figures are down dramatically
• Bellevue VFC warning residents over text message scam
• Man struck, killed while changing tire along Interstate 80
• "It could have easily been you": 15 years later, memory of 35W bridge collapse lingers on
• Missing My Baby - Roswell, New Mexico
• Tequila Mockingbird - In The Dark
• Girl…You'll Be A Woman, Soon - Superman & Lois
• … And the Cost of Forgiveness - Tom Swift
• Sleep Demons - Mysteries Decoded
• The Wicked Man - Wellington Paranormal
• Copy Cops - Wellington Paranormal
• Douglas Fir - Walker
• Armageddon, Part 5 - The Flash
• A Smashing Sequel - Killer Camp
• A Writer of Dubious Talent - Dynasty
• Jonathan Mangum 11 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Musical Emergency - Would I Lie To You?
• The One About a Chipper, Sawchuck and a Cook - Masters Of Illusion
• The Bed of Nails and the Magic Wand - Masters of Illusion
• Sicklerville woman convicted of murder in death of 17-month-old son
• Protect your baby from sudden infant death syndrome
• Shaina Humhpries

Videos from August 1, 2022

• High-speed pursuit of stolen vehicle continues through San Gorgonio Pass
• Stolen vehicle leads CHP on high-speed pursuit on I-10 Freeway
• FBI agent describes the hunt for slain Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri
• Fremont wants court to throw out $10M judgement on behalf of teen killed by police
• What's ahead for the rest of wildfire season
• Permit battle leads to downtown Sacramento business closure
• UC Davis medical student and veteran dies rescuing others from river
• California senator, local expert talk monkeypox as Newsom declares state of emergency
• Newsom declares state of emergency over monkeypox
• Look At This: US Bank Tower in Downtown LA
• San Bernardino family grieves the death of kind-hearted and animal-loving couple
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (Aug 1 PM Edition)
• Metro to begin enforcing traffic rules along Crenshaw Boulevard
• Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri killed in drone strike, Biden says
• Biden's case highlights coronavirus 'rebound,' experts say
• Chicago First Alert Weather: More humid over next couple of days
• 11-year-old New Jersey girl honored for memorizing the Quran
• Torrance woman sexually assaulted while walking her dogs
• Hair tested in Starved Rock murder; may exonerate Chester Weger
• Gov. Pritzker orders Public Health Emergency for monkeypox: what it means
• Rain chances likely towards the end of the week
• Rally held for teen squeegee worker accused of fatal shooting, he tells WJZ he's innocent
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• Ireland Contracting Nightly Sports Call: August 1, 2022 (Pt. 2)
• Armed robbers have struck six times on Near North Side
• Miami Weather 8-1-22 11PM
• Ambulance transports, arrests at Lollapalooza down this year compared with last
• KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (8/1)
• Next Weather: WBZ Forecast
• Next Weather Alert: 10 p.m. weather report
• Massachusetts lawmakers approve sports betting bill
• First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast
• Good Question: Who determines sports gambling odds?
• Professor encouraged $1B is being set aside to fight climate change
• Prior Lake halts THC sales
• Disaster loans available for Forada tornado victims
• Exclusive: Man beaten by alleged thieves after tracking stolen motorcycle in Brooklyn
• Nighttime service disruptions begin on Red Line
• Commuter rail passengers climb fence after train loses power in Framingham
• Apple River stabbings: What investigators think led up to the attack
• Teen charged with felonies, sues Village of Oak Lawn over violent arrest where he was punched
• Miami-Dade commission candidate using OnlyFans to expose "dirty politics"
• SMU Mustangs wrap up offseason football
• New York City's 24/7 speed camera monitoring begins
• Ayman al-Zawahiri, Osama bin Laden's right hand man, killed in U.S. drone strike
• Mourners remember family killed in fiery crash on I-90
• Brush fire burns in Gloucester as drought increases wildfire risk
• Parkland school shooter’s biological sister wants to testify on his behalf
• Lawrence Rudolph found guilty in wife's death on 2016 African safari
• Grand Prairie ISD hosts safety summit for parents and students
• President Biden says al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri killed in drone strike
• Greene County hit hard after storms roll through
• Entertainment world remembering "Star Trek" actress Nichelle Nichols
• PIX Now
• Interview: COVID reinfections, long COVID, and Paxlovid
• Threat of dry lightning has Marin County volunteer fire lookouts on high alert
• 301 Capitol Mall up for sale again
• Lyons Magnus recalls dozens of nutritional and beverage products
• U.S. facing monkeypox vaccine shortage
• Latino community being hit particularly hard by monkeypox cases
• Drought-friendly lawn makeovers take root among Santa Clara County homeowners
• Pair arrested after Elk Grove robbery spree
• Tensions still high over possible Pelosi visit to Taiwan
• 50+ fires burning in the western US
• San Francisco 49ers confirm details of huge new contract for Deebo Samuel
• Man pleads guilty in connection to McKeesport shooting
• 'Now she is beautiful:' Massive statue of Virgin Mary back in Maryland after year-long restoration
• U.S. drone strike kills top al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri
• San Jose councilmember joins neighbors opposing tiny homes for homeless plan
• Derek Wolfe on retirement: 'My body had enough of the abuse'
• Monday Evening Forecast - 8/1/22
• Officials revoke North Long Beach bar's liquor license; owner reopens bar in new location nearby
• NYPD searching for Times Square slashing suspect
• NYC, Tri-State Area communities on quest for more monkeypox vaccine
• Tensions Grow Over Sen. Pelosi's Possible Trip To Taiwan
• Text messages from former DHS officials missing
• Wealthy dentist Lawrence Rudolph found guilty in wife's death on 2016 African safari
• How common are rebound covid cases?
• Monday night First Alert weather forecast with Paul Heggen
• Gov. Newsom declares state of emergency to bolster monkeypox vaccine efforts
• Sacramento County courtrooms using plexiglass instead of steel bars
• Nine new monkepox cases announced in Sacramento since Friday
• Gov. Newsom declares state of emergency in response to monkeypox outbreak
• 8/1: Red and Blue
• BWI summer program shows young people the career opportunities in aviation
• Semi-truck gets stuck in overpass in Fountain Valley, shuts down northbound 405 Freeway
• Aurora and Denver look to ban taxing government fees
• Little Flower food bank fills big need in Aurora community
• Police investigate stabbing death of woman at Lowell home
• How drug pricing reform in Inflation Reduction Act would work
• Call Kurtis: Pets' Lives, insurance accusations and Geico closing CA offices
• 14 people shot, five killed between Friday and Sunday, police say
• Firefighters battle large brush fire in Gloucester
• Youth football coach describes chaos when shots rang out during weekend game in Oakland
• First Alert Weather: Light showers fall across the Bay Area, but no reports of lightning
• New ski lift at Keystone Resort put on hold after construction mistake
• Search underway for hit-and-run driver who collided with Metro bus in Huntington Park
• Body found in Denver lake believed to be 11-year-old girl
• High temperatures and breezy winds increase fire danger this week
• Eye on America: Crime Without Punishment
• Chicago Bears offense still a work in progress
• No damage reported after Chinese rocket debris falls into Earth's atmosphere
• Wildfire singes neighborhood in Larimer County
• Where does Senator Kyrsten Sinema stand on reconciliation bill?
• How did driver end up going wrong way on I-90, causing deadly crash?
• August starts super hot with typical late day storms
• Vans US Open of Surfing continues in Huntington Beach with 8-foot waves
• New surveillance video shows Amazon driver run over with own vehicle after carjacking
• Special Report: Biden announces death of Ayman al-Zawahiri, says "justice has been delivered"
• Next Weather: 6 p.m. weather report
• Chatham now home to new Discover call center, community space
• Primary elections will take place in five states on Tuesday
• China threatens action over Pelosi's expected trip to Taiwan
• Marching bands, football teams practice safely in the Texas heat
• One of the oldest WWII vets honored at Twins game
• 2 teens, 1 adult hospitalized in 35W shooting
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