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• Brownish-red water in Oakland's Lake Merritt could be harmful algal bloom
• Report: EDD delayed, denied benefits to 6 million during pandemic
• LoDo plaque removed, Denver makes amends for history of anti-Chinese violence
• Wood, Giants beat slumping Padres after overturned call, 1-0
• Family pleads for tips amid 3rd day of searching for missing teen
• Suarez strikes out 8, outduels Irvin as Angels edge A's, 1-0
• Pilot program in Stanislaus County offers technology that turns air into drinking water
• Firefighters battle building fire in Isleton
• Suarez strikes out 8, outduels Irvin as Angels edge A's 1-0
• Longtime Forest Service employee killed in McKinney Fire
• Crews make quick work of garage fire in Roseville
• Minnesota primary expected to set Walz, Jensen matchup
• 1 dead after Coast Guard ship collides with fishing boat near Puerto Rico
• Excavator being hauled by semi crashes into bridge on I-25
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Lingering showers through evening, cooler on Tuesday
• Boston tourists look for ways to keep cool during heat wave
• Offer to buy timeshare for over $1 million turns out to be elaborate scam
• Chicago Police promise increased CTA patrols, but riders don't see more officers
• 17-year-old teen pilot making history flying around the world on his own
• Did Denver's stormwater drainage project at City Park Golf Course work as planned on Sunday?
• Philabundance distributing more food than ever before due to skyrocketing prices caused by inflation
• Ashburnham Girl Scouts devastated memorial for friend will be removed
• Thompson, Velázquez, Morel power Cubs past Nationals
• Trump: "Mar-a-Lago home under siege, raided by FBI"
• Missing: Romairo Octaviano Lucas-Gomez, 17, last seen in Waite Park in July
• How can the Inflation Reduction Act help people become energy efficient and save money?
• Wisconsin gubernatorial primary features another Trump-Pence proxy battle
• Local farmers feel impact of drought on business
• Michigan Gov. Whitmer Tests Positive For COVID-19, Reports 'Mild Symptoms'
• Chris Bassitt throws 8 solid, Mets stay red hot with win over Reds
• Central 70 project manager: I-70 flooding issues were due to drain pump error
• Decorated El Paso deputy killed in the line of duty, 2 others also dead
• NYPD: Off-duty officer struck by car on Belt Parkway
• Man sought for setting fire to West Philly home where 150 jugs of gasoline were found
• Olivia Newton-John was fierce advocate for cancer research, education, early detection
• Fire rips through building on Cermak Road in Little Village
• Orioles hit four home runs in 7-4 victory over Blue Jays
• Santa Clarita Sheriff's Station lobby closed due to suspicious object
• Oakland mayor promises to bring more teachers to school district
• I Am A Gentleman Inc. to sponsor free back-to-school haircuts for male Chicago students
• Mother of 6 stabbed to death in West Philly had protective order against fiance charged in her murder
• Chicago Police will have extra security in place for Bud Billiken Parade, Supt. Brown says
• South Florida communities impacted by insurance crisis
• Calaveras County deputy sheriff arrested for allegedly being an addict in possession of a gun
• Town hall meeting held in Goulds to address gun violence
• Firefighter shot in face with air pellet gun, another's arm hit by fleeing car, officials say
• Endangered Chinook salmon eggs head to McCloud River and Winnemem Wintu tribe
• Malibu considering bringing private security to four school campuses in city
• Police investigate homicide in Roseland after body found in garbage can
• Kristin Smart murder trial enters fourth week of testimony, evidence
• Nicki Minaj to receive Video Vanguard Award and perform at 2022 VMAs
• Yaser Said claims he did not kill his 2 teenage daughters
• Bird flu outbreak has wildlife centers scrambling to isolate birds
• Man accused of dismembering senior had been released early from prison
• Monkeypox vaccination site to open in East Hollywood
• MBTA riders demand better alternatives during shutdowns
• National Weather Service confirms path of EF-1 tornadic waterspout in Smith Island
• Report: California slow to get unemployment benefits to workers
• Longtime 49ers photographer Michael Zagaris chronicles Bay Area sports, music history
• Tracy man allegedly shot, killed woman through her bedroom window
• Groupon lays off 500 employees
• GOP gubernatorial candidate to appear before House Jan. 6 committee
• Ohio man accused of sending feces to lawmakers around the country
• Mexico City-bound passengers get off plane on runway at O'Hare due to mechanical issue
• North Texas school districts still searching for teachers as students return
• 3 charged with helping Mall of America shooting suspects flee
• Baltimore Black Business Quest showcases local Black-owned businesses, helps nonprofits
• 2 arrested following Palo Alto street robbery, including man on parole for prior robbery
• 'I really did miss school': Chicago charter students excited to be back weeks earlier than other kids
• The uncertain future of Minneapolis's Hiawatha Golf Course
• Local food banks seeing spike in demand driven by inflation
• Englishman accused in Rockland County wrong-way crash skips court
• New sign at intersection honors life of Ethan Small, victim in DUI crash
• High school football: Heat acclimatization practices kick off
• Firefighters knock down house fire that spread to vegetation in Silver Lake
• Maryland law shields boy from charges in teen's shooting
• Cubs pick up Guardians outfielder Franmil Reyes off waivers
• Biden suspends Remain-in-Mexico border policy following court order
• Trump Says Mar-a-Lago Was 'Raided' By FBI
• Gateway High School marching band director charged with giving student alcohol
• Minnesota National Guard in need of chaplains
• Reselling new cars suddenly comes with "absolutely insane" profit
• Yuba City man arrested for allegedly using girl to produce child pornography
• Woman charged with murder in deadly Los Angeles-area crash
• Georgia Tech declares Aug. 8 'Demaryius Thomas Day'
• Man shot, wounded trying to stop catalytic converter theft in West Rogers Park
• Man wounded in shootout near 79th Street Red Line station
• Frontier breaks ground on new gates at Denver International Airport
• Large vessel intercepted in Florida Keys, 109 in custody
• Pritzker says he's optimistic Illinois will pass assault weapons ban
• Kane County man found guilty of attempted murder after trying to kill ex's new boyfriend by piping gas into his home
• Search continues for swimmer who disappeared in East Rockaway Inlet
• Bond set for driver of party bus that rammed into 13 vehicles in Lakeview
• Salvation Army unveils renovated adult rehab center in Minneapolis
• Hotline created to report white supremacist, hate incidents in Massachusetts
• After another weekend of airport delays, proposal would make refunds easier to get
• 2 hurt after crash sends truck into Orangevale building
• Anne Heche in a coma in "extreme critical condition," manager says
• 11 teenagers arrested in Twin Cities stolen vehicle pursuits this weekend
• Niesha Butler reflects on opening Brooklyn education center
• In 10 months as Washington County DA, Jason Walsh seeks death penalty against 8
• Grandmother, grandson still missing 4 days after severe storms in Baltimore
• Washington Heights roots keep precocious pianist grounded
• Derry Township residents still cleaning up after flooding
• Fundraiser to help Markleeville small businesses
• Mayor Wu proposes pay raises for top city jobs
• Arlington ISD implements new alert system to send updates during an emergency
• 'I will get justice': Heartbroken mother of 15-year-old girl shot in West Baltimore demands answers
• Washington County man accused of sexually assaulting woman in Pittsburgh
• Magnitude 4.4 earthquake strikes near California-Nevada border
• Heat health emergency in Philadelphia has residents running for cover from sun
• NJDOT offering drivers money to simply drive around. Here's how it works.
• How your dog can help save lives amid nationwide blood shortage that isn't just impacting humans
• Sal's Pizza becomes official pizza at Gillette Stadium
• Hazmat evacuates Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Loyola University
• Group homes in Twin Cities offering hiring incentives amid staffing shortages
• Ezra Miller charged with felony burglary in Vermont
• Police seek to identify Red Line homicide suspects
• Denver plans to reinvest $2 million in neighborhoods hit hard by pandemic
• Driver accused of killing White Settlement teen had 2 DUI convictions
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• Sheriff's deputies dismantle protest encampment outside of University City Townhomes
• Jake Paul launching a sports "micro-betting" venture
• As catalytic converter thefts are on the rise, one victim fights back
• Boil water advisory lifted for parts of St. Paul, Maplewood
• Chicago store emphasizes inclusive books for all kids, families
• Raynham residents warned about elevated levels of 'forever chemicals' in water
• 2 killed in Sunday violence in East Oakland
• Recent break-ins have Medway residents on edge
• Multiple projections have Phillies ending second longest postseason drought in baseball this year
• Some essential workers in Connecticut may be eligible for financial relief
• Some Philadelphia Wawas will no longer be open 24 hours
• CDC expected to relax some COVID-19 restrictions soon
• Here's a list of weekend rain totals from eastern Colorado
• Philadelphia children suffering long-lasting, harmful impacts of COVID-19 pandemic: report
• State Sen. Julie Morrison collecting cards for Cooper Roberts, 8-year-old Highland Park shooting victim
• Judge: Money from property sale to pay Surfside condo's taxes
• Anton Black's death during police encounter leads to $5M settlement
• Mayor Lightfoot announces plan to switch city facilities to 100% renewable energy by 2025
• 3 women shot over Instagram post part of disturbing gun violence trend in Philadelphia
• Illinois faces 'huge shortage' of teachers, other academic professionals ahead of the school year
• Chicago expecting 20,000 more monkeypox doses in coming weeks.
• Belichick speaks on confidence level in Patriots' offense
• Refurbished Pan Am sphere finds new home at Miami Worldcenter
• CDOT responds to flooding at Central 70 construction zone
• Ventura College to receive $62 million under AB 183 to build student housing
• Preliminary 4.4-magnitude earthquake strikes between Lake Tahoe and Mono Lake
• City of Miami officials want more county help to tackle homeless issue
• Pleasanton domestic dispute leads to shooting near Highway 680/580 exchange
• Mother's emotional plea for help locating missing Truckee 16-year-old
• Boater's body recovered from St. Croix River near Stillwater
• Lighthouse Partners With Gleaners To Expand Food Relief
• Miami-Dade and Broward schools hiring more teachers
• Yolo man, 73, killed in crash near Elk Grove
• Mayor Wu and Senator Markey celebrate passing of a landmark climate bill
• John Travolta, others pay tribute to Olivia Newton-John
• Legoland Boston to close for several months of renovations
• Duquesne man charged with homicide by vehicle and DUI after police chase
• Police: Man had over 30 upskirt videos taken at South Florida mall
• Police: 14-year-old kills adult following domestic violence
• 2 workers rescued after aerial lift becomes stuck on Commodore Barry Bridge
• 3 Dead, 9 Hurt In Separate Weekend Shootings In Detroit
• PGA Tour says players knew consequences of joining LIV Golf
• Denver's weather balloon remains grounded due to a global helium shortage
• Free dental clinic in Pittsburgh offering care for kids
• AG: Pennsylvania defense attorney pressured clients into sex
• Federal judge weighs businesses' challenge to DeSantis priority
• Olivia Newton-John, Beloved Singer, Songwriter And Actress, Dies At 73
• Denver Animal Shelter adoptions at half price through August
• Olivia Newton-John, "Grease" star and Grammy-winning singer, dies at 73
• Frederick County decertifying election results after discrepancy found
• Man convicted in sex assault on Davis bike trail given 17-year prison sentence
• Olivia Newton-John, beloved singer and actress, dies at 73
• Gov. Tim Walz votes early, defends Minnesota's election integrity
• California authorities "humanely euthanize" 143 roosters after cockfighting bust
• PGA Tour asks judge to deny LIV Golf players' FedEx Cup appeal
• Police: K-9 mistakenly bites bystander during arrest in American Canyon
• San Jose State to offer 5 online undergrad degree programs in 2023
• Bert Fields, lawyer to celebrities, dies at 93
• American Canyon police K9 bites bystander during arrest of felony suspect
• Death investigation underway in Costa Mesa after body found near 55 Freeway
• Eli Lilly pushes back against Indiana's new abortion law
• Police seek to identify suspect who pushed man onto Blue Line tracks
• 80% Of Benton Harbor's Lead Service Lines Replaced, Officials Say
• New Stanton Sheetz gets $100K for selling jackpot-winning Powerball ticket
• Family joined for sign dedication to son Ethan Small killed in 2019 DUI crash
• Detroit Man Injures Neighbor's Dog After Firing Shots Into Home During Dispute
• Former Northwestern softball standout Rachel Lewis now taking her swings for player-run league Athletes Unlimited
• 4 new speed cameras activated in Baltimore County school zones
• SW Miami standoff ends with barricaded man taken to hospital
• Dive Teams Searching For Man Who Didn't Resurface At Lake St. Clair
• Bruins sign Pavel Zacha to one-year deal
• Sunland man suspected in Canoga Park woman's fatal stabbing arrested in Dana Point
• Central Minn. school district policy proposal would ban teaching "divisive concepts"
• Yarmouth closes some beaches due to man o' war presence
• Man not expected to survive after being pulled from water at Medford pond
• Giuliani seeks delay of testimony before Georgia grand jury investigating Trump
• University Of Michigan Names Brandon Naurato As Interim Hockey Coach After Mel Pearson's Exit
• Thousands more U.S. flights cancelled or delayed
• Police: 2 wounded in shootings more than 10 miles apart may be linked
• Man, 57, killed in West Baltimore shooting, police say
• Beloved Klamath National Forest fire lookout among McKinney blaze victims
• Chestnut Hill Hospital to be renamed if sale goes through
• Bengals take unprompted shot at Patriots on social media
• Career fire lookout dies in McKinney Fire, Forest Service says
• Pentagon announces $1 billion in new U.S. military aid to Ukraine
• Hochul signs 3 housing affordability bills
• American Queen, world's largest riverboat, docks in Pittsburgh
• Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey speaks out after night of gun violence in city
• List: Philadelphia area food banks
• David McCullough, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian and author, dies at 89
• Baltimore officer & man identified in in-custody death case
• 17-year-old and his father arrested in fatal hit-and-run that killed bicyclist in La Habra
• 18-year-old in critical condition after sustaining multiple gunshot wounds in East Chatham
• Diablo Canyon, California's last nuclear power plant, may not be shut down after all
• "Terrifying" study links climate hazards to hundreds of infectious diseases
• Fond farewell: Family, friends gather in Westlake Village for Vin Scully's final sign-off
• Scientists say dry lightning, which has caused some of California's most destructive fires, could happen more often
• 3 charged with aiding an offender in MOA shooting; suspects still at large
• Britney Spears responds to Kevin Federline's claims about sons
• Coroner: All 10 Nescopeck fire victims died of smoke inhalation
• Downriver Man Killed In Fatal Motorcycle Crash
• Water World rides damaged by weekend heavy rain
• 2 stores Roseville stores hit by organized retail thefts; 4 suspects arrested
• David McCullough, Pulitzer-winning historian and Pittsburgh native, dies at 89
• David McCullough, Pulitzer-winning historian, dies at 89 in Massachusetts
• 4 arrested, guns seized as SFPD officers serve warrant in Bayview-Hunters Point
• Reconstructed runway, part of $13 million safety project, reopens at Van Nuys Airport
• 2 common viruses could trigger Alzheimer's disease, researchers say
• BU study: Full in-person college classes safe without social distancing
• Early morning collision in Petaluma leaves two injured
• Gabby Petito's family files $50 million wrongful death suit against Utah police
• Adams: Texas gov's policy of busing migrants to NYC is "un-American""
• Man suspected of lighting his own residence on fire in South Lake Tahoe
• Florida ranks 35th in child well-being
• Ravens reach 4-year extension with record-setting kicker Justin Tucker
• Homeless advocates drop lawsuit against Sausalito after city agrees to housing fund
• Father arrested for leaving 5 kids in car without air conditioning
• St. Nicholas Cathedral School receives $10,000 to help recently arrived children from Ukraine
• Suspect arrested in late July San Francisco shooting, attempted robbery
• Little hope for beluga whale stranded in France's Seine river
• Boston heat emergency extended through Tuesday; EMS sees increase in calls
• In-person early voting underway in Miami-Dade for August primary elections
• 15-year-old arrested after leading deputy on chase in North Lake Tahoe
• Should North Texas mosques increase security amid Albuquerque murders?
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Scattered storms into the evening
• Heat advisory issued for several parts of Los Angeles County
• Rise Above Colorado completes mural on Broadway
• 2 firearm incidents in 24 hours part of rising trend, Columbia Heights police say
• Massachusetts, New Hampshire lead "child well-being" rankings
• Sixth of seven suspects wanted in New Kensington fatal shooting now in custody
• Meet the woman on a mission to bring diversity to her store's bookshelves
• MTA staffing shortage continues to impact subway service
• Turlock woman, 38, among 3 killed in head-on crash near Merced
• Fence surrounding Echo Park taken down
• David Krejci returning to Bruins
• 1 person killed, 5 injured at softball game in Atlanta
• Pfizer to buy South SF-based Global Blood Therapeutics in $5.4B deal
• Car port collapses in N.J., trapping vehicles inside
• Michigan AG Nessel Seeks Special Prosecutor In 2020 Tabulator Probe
• Football coach resigns after saying "hurtful" word in film session
• Mattress company Casper is hiring professional nappers
• Free monkeypox vaccine clinic offered at Sacramento LBGT Community Center
• Burleson community rallies together for 10-year-old girl's birthday
• Salt water creeping into drought-depleted Bay Area fresh water supply
• 12 injured in Glen Burnie deck collapse over the weekend
• 'Removing obstacles, changing lives,' Mesquite ISD prioritizing back-to-school safety
• Bankrupt company drops plan to rehire ex-CFO at $93K a month
• Cargo plane hits light pole at O'Hare Airport
• Florida recreational marijuana initiative launched
• Jarren Duran says Royals fans threw bottle caps at him
• In dry California, salty water creeps into key waterways
• "Real Housewives of N.J." star Teresa Giudice remarries
• Cedric Alexander sworn in as Minneapolis' 1st community safety commissioner
• Dump truck overturns, spills its load in Wilkins Township
• Florida man bitten in the face by alligator
• Officially no rain on Sunday even after parts of the city flooded
• Celebrities share messages of support for Anne Heche
• Man Charged In 25-Year-Old St. Clair County Death
• Florida gas prices dip to five month low
• 8 killed, 47 wounded in weekend shootings across Chicago
• Adam Fox, Barry Croft Jr. Face New Trial Over Scheme To Kidnap Michigan Gov. Whitmer
• Ravens RB J.K. Dobbins is this year's co-host of the Purple Playbook show
• Motorcyclist dies after hit-and-run crash in Fort Worth
• Giants hold off A's, take 3 of 4 in Bay Bridge series
• World's biggest chocolate plant running again after salmonella scare
• California woman arrested on suspicion of poisoning husband
• Pedestrian dies after being struck by vehicle on 91 Freeway
• Arkansas judge found dead at bottom of lake
• Vegan Florida mom faces sentence in starvation death of son
• Rental scam stays up a week after being reported by landlord
• Man, 56, charged in deadly stabbing at Baltimore home
• Man shot in Hunting Park section of Philadelphia
• What's in Democrats' health care, climate and tax bill?
• Tension soars as China prolongs military drills around Taiwan
• Marlins hit back-to-back homers, beat Cubs 3-0
• Patrice Bergeron officially returning to Bruins
• Hanson on the meaning of "MMMBop," and their new album
• Legal pot sales become big business at Outside Lands
• Dennis Eckersley retiring from Red Sox broadcasts
• PTL Links: August 8, 2022
• 5 rescued from boat grounded by severe storm
• Biden surveys Kentucky flood damage, vowing to help "as long as it takes"
• Toddler killed after cement truck falls from overpass and crushes vehicle
• "Russian forces took us away," Ukrainian teen tells CBS News
• Miami-Dade Superintendent says district has plans to address "learning loss"
• The best fall boots under $100
• Police: 67-year-old suspect arrested after stabbing, killing man in downtown Dallas
• Dozens got sick after visiting Kansas splash park, CDC report says
• Ukraine and Russia accuse each other of shelling huge nuclear plant
• Hialeah dad charged after son's face grazed by bullet
• Father and son get life for hate crimes in Ahmaud Arbery's killing
• First Alert Weather: Red Alert for heat and pop-up storms
• Southwest Miami-Dade shooting critically injures teen
• New images show Columbia grad student before attack
• The best laptop bags for back to school
• Florida prosecutor Andrew Warren vows to fight DeSantis suspension
• Homicide investigation underway in Lancaster after man found shot to death
• What should people know about Paxlovid rebound? Dr. Leana Wen explains
• North Carolina sheriff stocking schools with AR-15 rifles
• New York agriculture officials to address spotted lanternflies
• LA man among 3 killed in lightning strike near White House
• Activist speaks on influx of Haitian migrants
• Palmdale woman shot in face trying to fight off man who kidnapped her daughter
• Polar bear injures woman at remote Arctic campsite in Norway
• Man, woman hurt in Southwest Baltimore shooting
• Next Weather: Pleasant Tuesday, pleasant rest of the week
• Crews search for missing swimmer off the Rockaways
• 3rd victim of D.C. lightning strike identified as L.A. bank executive
• Good Samaritan shot trying to stop robbery at Upper West Side smoke shop
• Pittsburgh Weather: Chances of scattered downpours
• Baltimore Police say 9-year-old allegedly shot, killed 15-year-old girl
• A centuries-old horse tooth might be the last piece in the genetic puzzle of Assateague's horses
• Weekend rain provides much-needed moisture during summer drought
• Facing South Florida: Democratic Primary for Florida Attorney General - Pt. 1
• German diplomat in Brazil arrested, accused of killing husband
• Facing South Florida: Democratic Primary for Florida Attorney General - Pt. 1
• Michigan AG seeks special prosecutor for election machines-linked probe
• Maryland Weather: A typical hot & humid August day in store
• Philadelphia officer hit by car in Tioga section
• Gas prices in Massachusetts down 68 cents since hitting record high
• Police kill 13 after capturing suspects burying one of their officers
• 9-year-old boy shot 15-year-old girl to death, Baltimore police say
• More human remains found at drought-stricken Lake Mead
• 22-year-old man dead, woman injured after shooting in Albany Park
• 17-year-old girl in critical condition after car crashes into tree in Lakeview
• Avoiding anxiety: How you can help reduce stress and better handle difficult situations
• Man shot in the thigh in Highland Park
• Retired Scituate man fixing thousands of bikes to donate to kids in need
• 4th set of human remains found at drought-stricken Lake Mead
• Don't make these 401(k) mistakes as stocks slide
• Woman allegedly behind wheel in fiery, deadly L.A.-area crash in custody
• Folsom native killed in Washington, D.C. lightning strike
• Multiple crews respond to apartment complex fire in Whitehall
• The drag show goes on at Uprising Bakery after nearly being delayed due to vandalism, zoning issues
• Keep kids safe this summer

Videos from August 8, 2022

• People walking around Lake Merritt react to algae bloom, murky 'snot' color
• Protesters demand speedier access to Monkeypox vaccines, treatment
• Political analyst talks about FBI search of former president Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate
• Procession for fallen off-duty police officer shot and killed in Downey
• Search continues for pursuit suspect who escaped into apartment building
• Pursuit suspects loses police after going into North Hollywood apartment building
• Grand theft auto suspect speeding through North Hollywood area on motorcycle
• California wolf packs welcome 11 new cubs
• Creating fresh drinking water out of thin air
• Kathy Shoopman remembered as a legend in the Forest Service
• Caltrans says it could be weeks before Highway 89 reopens in Alpine County
• How serious is FBI's search of former President Trump's Mar-a-Lago home?
• McKinney Fire now 55% contained
• Stockton police chase man suspected of vandalizing Amtrak station
• Off-duty Monterey Park officer killed in Downey
• Family pleads for help finding missing Truckee teenager
• Look At This: Hummingbird Nest Ranch
• Crash sends truck into business in Orangevale
• FBI "raids" former President Trump's Mar-a-Lago home
• Deputy sheriff arrested for allegedly being an addict in possession of a gun
• DPD asks for help finding driver in hit-and-run that happened at Platte &15th
• Malibu City Council considering hiring private school security team
• Settlement reached with promoters who overcharged for wheelchair-accessible seats at Red Rocks
• Excavator being hauled by semi crashes into bridge on I-25 in northern Colorado, 1 dead
• Actress Anne Heche in critical condition, her manager says
• Memorial grows for victims of Windsor Hills crash; suspect facing 6 murder charges
• WJZ teams up with Jimmy's Famous Seafood to get students ready for school
• First Alert Meteorologist Derek Beasley has your Monday night forecast
• Groupon lays off 500 employees
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Dew point dropping
• Some North Texans could see showers and storms on Tuesday
• Timeshare owner loses more than $300,000 in elaborate scam
• Parts of east metro under boil advisory
• Next Weather: 10 p.m. weather report
• First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast
• No injuries in Little Village fire
• Good Question: How will the Inflation Reduction Act help save you money?
• Winneman Wintu tribe welcome return of Chinook salmon eggs to McCloud River
• Large vessel intercepted in Florida Keys, 109 in custody
• KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (8/8)
• Pop icon Olivia Newton-John dead at 73
• Shoplifter smashes windows of Minneapolis grocery store
• Did Denver's stormwater drainage project at City Park Golf Course work as planned on Sunday?
• Next Weather: WBZ Forecast
• Boater found dead in St. Croix River near Stillwater
• Philadelphia weather: Oppressive heat continues
• Trump: FBI “raided” Mar-a-Lago
• NEXT Weather forecast for Monday 8/8/22 11 PM
• Local farmers feel impact of drought on business
• NYPD: Off-duty officer struck by car on Belt Parkway
• Philabundance warns inflation causing more food insecurity
• 3 charged with helping Mall of America shooter
• FBI executes search warrant at former President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home
• Search continues for missing swimmer in Rockaway; Con Ed offers energy saving guidelines
• Former WBZ anchor and reporter Uma Pemmaraju has died
• South Florida communities impacted by insurance crisis
• Firefighter shot in face with air pellet gun, another's arm hit by fleeing car
• Police promise stepped-up security for Bud Billiken Parade
• Another shooting near CTA station as police say more resources are being brought in
• Gateway marching band director charged with giving student alcohol
• Ashburnham Girl Scouts devastated memorial for friend will be removed
• Town hall meeting held in Goulds to address gun violence
• Suspect sought for allegedly setting fire to West Philly home where 150 jugs of gasoline were found
• FBI executes search warrant at Trump's Mar-a-Lago home in Florida
• Woman found dead on Far South Side
• WCCO evening digital update: August 8, 2022
• Lexington Firefighters battle transformer explosion fire in extreme heat
• FBI searches Mar-a-Lago
• Yaser Said claims he did not kill his 2 teenage daughters
• Boston tourists look for ways to keep cool during heat wave
• Mother of 6 stabbed to death in West Philly had protective order against fiance charged in her murde
• Keller: FBI raid gives Trump a weapon in battle for public opinion
• 8/8: Red and Blue
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• Ron DeSantis to campaign for Doug Mastriano
• Refurbished Pan Am globe finds new home at Miami Worldcenter
• KDKA News Update PM: August 8, 2022
• Albuquerque mayor on ramping up investigation into killings of 4 Muslim men
• Houston woman responsible for fatal Windsor Hills crash faces six counts of murder
• Peter Greenberg shares travel tips, top fall destinations
• Olivia Newton-John's struggle with breast cancer made her an inspiration to millions
• Excavator being hauled by semi crashes into bridge on I-25 in northern Colorado
• First Alert Meteorologist Derek Beasley has your Monday evening forecast
• Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf promises plan to bring more teachers to school district
• English tourist accused in wrong-way crash in Rockland County a no-show in court
• Teen pilot looking to make history by flying around the world
• Bird flu outbreak has Bay Area wildlife centers scrambling to isolate from the virus
• Coal Fire nearly 100% contained in Amador County
• Monday night First Alert weather forecast with Paul Heggen
• Man accused of dismembering senior had been released early from prison
• Malibu considering bringing private security to four school campuses in city
• Former Cal Poly student testifies in Paul Flores murder trial
• FBI searches former President Trump's Florida home
• Denver Fire says they were involved in 29 rescues during Sunday flooding
• Facebook group inspiring Sacramento residents to pick up trash
• Mother's emotional plea for help locating missing Truckee 16-year-old
• Former President Trump says FBI raided Mar-a-Lago
• Heroes, Hops and Hotrods fundraiser returning this weekend
• Judge clears the way to end Trump-era "Remain In Mexico" policy
• Longtime parent of shuttered East Oakland school laments closure
• CDC expected to reduce covid restrictions as soon as this week
• FDA considers plans to split doses of monkeypox vaccine
• If the CDC loosens COVID guidelines for students, should California follow them?
• Longtime 49ers photographer Michael Zagaris chronicles Bay Area sports, music hstory
• FBI executes search warrant at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort
• CBSLA.com: The Rundown (August 8 PM Edition)
• Beloved singer and actress Olivia Newton-John dies at age 73
• Newbury Park native in stable condition after being struck by lightning near White House
• McKinney fire victim spent years as fire lookout
• Report: EDD inappropriately denied 1 million people benefits
• Deadly shooting in Downey leaves one person dead
• Authorities treating Truckee teen's disappearance as a possible abduction
• Heroes, Hops and Hot Rods
• Several people hurt after vehicles crash into Orangevale business
• American Queen, world's largest riverboat, docks in Pittsburgh
• Eye on America: Community gun violence prevention program, lab-grown mushroom leather, and more
• Baltimore Black Business Quest showcases local Black-owned businesses, helps nonprofits
• Local food banks seeing spike in demand due to inflation
• Evening forecast: Aug. 8, 2022
• English tourist Thomas Robb, accused in Rockland County wrong-way crash, skips court
• Aurora Public Schools District is in the midst of a rebrand
• Next Weather: 6 p.m. weather report
• Hiawatha Golf Course’s uncertain future
• Douglas County kicked off the first day of school with a new superintendent
• 4 suspects arrested for allegedly robbing Roseville stores
• Minnesota National Guard needs more chaplains
• 11 teens arrested in metro auto-related crimes last weekend
• Salvation Army unveils expanded rehab center in Minneapolis
• NFL owners are expected to vote on the ownership of the Broncos at meeting in Minneapolis
• Staying Hot And Drier Conditions After Flooding
• A new sign in Denver honors the life of Ethan Small
• Maryland law says boy, 9, cannot be charged in deadly shooting
• Several people hurt after 2-vehicle crash involving structure in Orangevale
• High school football: Heat acclimatization practices kick off
• Highly decorated El Paso County Deputy Andrew Peery killed in line-of-duty shooting, 2 others also d
• LoDo plaque removed, Denver continues effort to make amends for history of violence towards Chinese
• David McCullough, Pulitzer-winning historian, dies at 89
• Chicago charter students excited to be back weeks earlier than other kids
• Triple digit temperatures won't return until next week
• Food bank Demand
• Plans for gun range bring controversy to Long Grove
• As catalytic converter thefts are on the rise, one victim fights back
• Catalytic converter thieves shoot West Rogers Park car owner
• Houston nurse Nicole Linton charged with murder, gross vehicular manslaughter in Windsor Hills crash
• Arlington ISD implements new alert system to send updates during an emergency
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