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• Stabbing in Rosemont leaves man with multiple wounds, woman arrested
• Stolen million-dollar yacht found damaged, ransacked in Sacramento River
• Sky River Casino opens a few weeks earlier than expected
• Man shot, killed at apartment complex near Contra Costa College
• Kristin Smart murder trial resumes Aug. 24, week ends with dog handler testimony
• Safe Outdoor Spaces resident moves into permanent housing
• Woman could lose home to flooding after Marshall Fire
• Crawford's HR with 2 outs in 9th lifts Giants past D-backs, 2-1
• Caratini's 2-run single in 11th rallies Brewers over Dodgers
• Mariners break up perfect game bid in 6th, beat Angels 8-2
• Fight for representation in LA City Council District 10 continues
• Crawford's HR with 2 outs in 9th lifts Giants past D-backs
• Low air quality leads to the first "Spare the Air" alert of the year
• Family, friends mourn 68-year-old woman killed in a Boyle Heights fire
• Colorado River Basin restrictions likely just the start
• Colorado housing market keeping teachers out
• Andrus homer, Langeliers double, lead A's past Rangers, 5-1
• Gray fans 10, Urshela 4 hits as Twins blank Royals 9-0
• Here are shuttle bus routes available during Orange Line shutdown
• Salon owners warn about woman who they say skipped out on bill for high-end services
• Ukrainian teens finding solace at Minnesota hockey camp: "It's hard for all of us"
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Sunny, warm conditions expected this week
• Moncada hits winning single in 8th again, White Sox beat Astros 4-3
• 1 hit by train in Washington County
• Arozarena's early homer sends Rays past skidding Yankees
• Cars on street in Squirrel Hill hit by burglars
• Morton, Olson lead Braves to another easy win over Mets
• Chicago Public Schools updates COVID-19 guidelines ahead of school year
• CPD Officer Daniel Golden, paralyzed in shooting outside Beverly bar, to go home on Friday
• Mustard's Last Stand founder Jerry Starkman dead at 84
• 9/11 Tribute Museum closing its doors permanently
• See it: Kayakers spot dolphins swimming in the Hudson River
• Man struck by car on DuSable Lake Shore Drive in Lakeview
• Wisdom's double in 11th propels Cubs to 7-5 win over Nats
• Highland Park H.S. set to welcome students back, 6 weeks after July 4th parade massacre
• Captain assaulted by person in custody at Rikers Island
• "It's been hell" for South Jersey residents still dealing with foul odor in homes from chemical reaction
• Good Question: Why does noise help us sleep?
• Woman carjacked at River North gas station; security guard fires shots at fleeing suspect
• New details emerge about suspect accused of shooting Miami-Dade police officer
• Family of three feeling hopeless over situation with HOA: "We are the ones suffering"
• Isaac Schuman, fatally stabbed on Apple River, laid to rest in Stillwater
• Former C.P. Crane Generating Station to be imploded Friday, fire department says
• Police, adults, youth in San Francisco's Hunters Point bond on the softball field
• Officials: West Nile virus detected in 2 NYC residents
• Buying or selling in this real estate market? One South Bay woman is doing both
• Fire crews remain vigilant due to threat of dry lightning
• Mullins, Rutschman power surging Orioles past Blue Jays 4-2
• McKinney hospital, surgical centers targeted by group of Russian hackers
• Sacramento homes now selling for 2% under asking price
• Walk-in monkeypox vaccine clinic held in Newark
• Firefighters discover apparent human remains in Chatsworth
• Cache of illegal weapons, drugs allegedly found at home of Pittsburg shoplifting suspect
• Keller ISD tells school staff, librarians to pull and review books that don't meet guidelines
• San Jose family's food truck business braves brutal heat conditions
• Actress arrested in Santa Monica; originally reported missing by her family
• Hoskins's 2-homer, 5-RBI-night game leads Phillies' rout of Reds for 10,000th franchise win
• Family, colleagues of aid worker killed by U.S. strike stranded in Afghanistan
• Tuesday marked time-honored tradition of move-in day at UM, FMU
• 23-month-old girl struck and killed by Amazon van in Irvine
• Mom goes viral for conducting school shooting drills with 5-year-old son
• Friend remembers Maryland filmmakers killed in Delaware crash
• Mission artists struggle to find new workspace in pricey San Francisco
• Football player Manti Te'o discusses high-profile catfishing scandal
• Doug Mastriano challenges Josh Shapiro to 2 debates
• How the nationwide teacher shortage impacts SoCal schools
• Stockton police respond to report of woman pistol whipped, armed suspect running
• Cedar Hill football team has eyes on the state title as season kicks off
• Camp Hale could be designated a Historic National Landscape
• Fortes slugs 2 HRs, scores winner as Marlins top Padres
• Pa. woman accused of stealing Nancy Pelosi's laptop denied trial venue change
• Aspen man arrested after trespassing woman's residence nearly nude
• Southeast Baltimore railroad crossing collision marks third in Md. over last 13 days
• Police identify deceased victim in Sunday George Floyd Square shooting
• Los Bueyes Fire burns at least 261 acres in Monterey County at Fort Hunter Liggett
• Grand jury will investigate LoDo officer-involved shooting
• Ex-cop Lane will report to Colorado prison in Floyd killing
• We Give Black Fest launches this weekend to support and celebrate Black-led organizations
• Ex-cop Lane will report to Colorado prison in Floyd killing
• New school year brings new challenges as many lag behind from COVID
• Pasadena police release body-cam footage of school custodian temporarily detained
• New York Comedy Festival returning in November
• Police warn of robberies in Englewood targeting motorbike, ATV buyers
• Cine it all: Vikings safety keeping perspective in 1st camp
• Tarrant County leaders call new juvenile detention report 'disturbing'
• Caught on video: Man stabbed on subway platform in the Bronx
• Phillies CF Brandon Marsh leaves game vs. Reds with apparent knee injury
• Hot weather prompts state ISO to issue Flex Alert for Wednesday
• Most New York state counties now under drought watch
• Fort Worth police partner with United Way of Tarrant County on new safety initiative
• Suffolk County officers accused of firing rifles into woods
• NTSB: Co-pilot was "visibly upset" before he exited plane in mid-air
• The challenges facing Afghan refugees, and how Minnesotans can help
• Oakland man arrested for injuring ticket agents during Vegas airport scuffle
• Conservative Christian cellphone company donates 'In God We Trust' signs to Carroll ISD
• Maryland man held without bail in deadly boating hit-and-run
• South Park 25th anniversary event to be held in Hollywood on Saturday
• Dîner en Blanc returning to New York City in September
• DA meets with South Side bar owners to discuss reducing violence
• Englewood teen paints outside every day, filling her neighborhood with color
• 9 alleged mob members indicted on federal charges in NYC
• "We've been to hell and back": Employees walk out as job unhappiness soars
• Jeannette superintendent balks at mayor's call to merge with Hempfield
• Willowbrook Wildlife Center beginning $25 million upgrade
• Fairfield residents wilt under blistering 107 degree heat
• 3 arrested after early morning armed robbery, car crash in Wilmette
• Some districts using emergency substitutes who don't need teacher certifications
• CTA gets $29 million to expand its electric bus fleet, upgrades for Chicago Avenue Garage
• Eagles set out for Cleveland for 2 joint practices with Browns, second preseason game
• 17-year-old held without bail for attempted murder of retired Chicago police officer in Lawndale
• Jury indicts Mercer County man accused of threatening to kill FBI agents after Mar-a-Lago search
• Man helps find shoe donations for residents at Brighton senior living facility
• Sinkholes force partial beach closures in Bradley Beach
• Speaker playing gunfire audio causes shooting scare at Bel Air pool
• 8-year-old Highland Park shooting victim "in constant pain" amid rehab, family says
• Jury selection completed in Chicago federal trial of R&B singer R. Kelly; opening statements set for Wednesday
• Officials charge Long Beach women who allegedly made racially-charged threats to neighbors
• Jury convicts Michael Carbo in 1986 rape and murder on Iron Range
• Connecticut launches program to help residents find jobs
• GM recalls 484K big SUVs to fix problem third-row seat belts
• Casa Bonita, Lakewood disagree on what is public record
• Academy apologizes to Sacheen Littlefeather
• Jeffco Public Schools invest over $1.6M in mental health
• New video shows runaway Red Line train rolling through station in July
• US West hit with water cuts but rebuffs call for deeper ones
• Pittsburgh City Council president calls for removal of homeless encampments
• Some want criminal charges filed in case of carriage horse collapse in NYC
• 3 people shot in Wilmington neighborhood
• 4 youths from Wisconsin, Minnesota are finalists in USA Mullet Championship
• Bears' starters to play 6-10 snaps against Seahawks, amid short turnaround for second preseason game
• One of Boston's major hospitals left off Orange Line shuttle bus route
• Pennsylvania order protects LGBTQIA+ community from conversion therapy
• Police seek armed robbery suspects who stole $2,400, phones from Elmhurst AT&T store
• Chicago Army vet upset about mail 'check washing' scam
• Bridge shutdown in Ridley Park threatening local businesses, EMS response times
• Commerce City Manager Roger Tinklenberg resigns
• Westbound Highway 62 reopens between Richfield and Edina after damaged bridge removedy 62 to reopen between Richfield and Edina Thursday
• Reddit post has New Yorkers sharing what makes NYC special
• Little League World Series player hospitalized after falling off bunk bed
• Disneyland releases new, higher prices for Magic Key passes
• Ultramarathoner Dean Karnazes left bloodied by Marin Highlands coyote attack
• Woman assaulted while walking along Geary Blvd. in San Francisco
• Boy, 13, seriously wounded in South Shore shooting
• School resource officer was at scene of quadruple shooting in Hamilton
• Patriots place Malcolm Butler on injured reserve
• Suspect sought following stabbing in downtown Minneapolis
• More homeowners are coming forward after construction company files bankruptcy
• FDA: Hearing aids will soon be available over-the-counter
• Inflation bill could be "game-changing" for millions of seniors
• NBA won't hold games on Election Day in effort to encourage fans to vote
• Chicago Sky seek to repeat as WNBA champions as playoffs tip off Wednesday
• University of Chicago study predicts Chicago could feel like Texas with extreme heat
• Some schools stockpile tests and masks, despite state's loosened COVID guidelines
• American Airlines places big bet on supersonic travel
• Political experts: Many eyes are on Long Island congressional races
• Chicago man, 26, dies in Wadsworth wrong-way crash involving Mack truck
• PGA Tour's BMW Championship expected to bring about 140,000 people to Wilmington area
• Art studio's van the target of catalytic converter thieves
• Homicide defendant released on $10,000 bail in La Crosse
• Dr. Seuss' $19M estate hits market for first time in more than 50 years
• BPD officer Christopher Nguyen found guilty of reckless endangerment
• Dodge is discontinuing muscle cars Charger and Challenger
• Man robs bank in Shorewood, flees on electric bicycle
• Cooper Roberts, 8-year-old Highland Park shooting victim, "in constant pain" during rigorous rehab
• Woman who woke from coma after being struck by car in Philadelphia identified
• Former Mayo Clinic employee pleads guilty to terror charge
• Bronx residents stunned after tree falls on pool, kills woman
• Fire burns home in San Francisco Excelsior District
• Uber passenger dies in car crash, suspect in custody for driving while intoxicated
• Steelers fans from North Carolina have not missed a game in 7 years
• Mud flows onto Highway outside of Telluride
• Brooklyn Park police searching for juvenile suspect in weekend shooting
• Report: Jets QB Zach Wilson has no additional damage to knee
• City Council sends bill cracking down on street racing to Mayor Scott
• Philadelphia not receiving promised allotment of monkeypox vaccine, health officials say
• Monkey at San Luis Obispo Zoo calls 911
• New Jersey man receives kidney donation from Texas stranger
• Third suspect charged in murder of off-duty Monterey Park Police Officer Gardiel Solorio
• Miami-Dade School Superintendent Jose Dotres addresses challenges as new school year gets underway
• 'Das Boot,' 'Air Force One' director Wolfgang Petersen dies at 81
• American tourist dies at Bahamas resort after testing positive for COVID, police say
• ITT Tech students, including more than 1,300 in Minnesota, have their federal debt cancelled
• Detroit police search for suspect accused of carjacking woman
• Brown's Super Stores boosts minority-owned businesses in Philadelphia grocery stores
• New study identifies segregated neighborhoods throughout Bay Area
• Wildfire smoke triggers new air quality advisory for Bay Area Wednesday
• Biden signs Inflation Reduction Act, sealing major victory for domestic agenda
• Tiger arrives in Wilmington to discuss LIV Golf with PGA Tour's top players
• Semi catches fire on Interstate 80 near Tinley Park
• 3 new cases of bird flu detected in Stanislaus County
• Md.-based lender heaped insurance plans onto unwitting borrowers, prosecutors allege
• PennDOT offering second chances to drivers facing suspension
• Judge rejects plea agreement in submarine secrets sale case
• Synthetic psychoactive bath salt called eutylone making deadly mark in Florida
• Wolfgang Peterson, "Das Boot" and "Air Force One" director, dies at age 81
• Gov. Wolf signs executive order protecting LGBTQ+ individuals from conversion therapy
• Pirates' Rodolfo Castro suspended 1 game for having cellphone in pocket during game
• NASA rmoves SLS moon rocket rollout back to launch pad
• Olympic rugby champion Ellia Green comes out as trans man
• Bay Area heat: triple-digit temps, smoke impacts air quality, t-storms possible
• BART to provide 50% discount on all fares using Clipper for September anniversary
• Girl Scouts unveil new 'Raspberry Rally' cookie sold exclusively online
• Police searching for missing, endangered 51-year-old Walter Gramsky from Mercer County
• NYC Department of Education releases fall COVID guidelines
• Michigan Gov. Whitmer proposes suspending sales tax on school supplies
• Judge rejects plea agreement in submarine secrets sale case
• Vendor applications for downtown Detroit holiday markets open through Aug. 21
• 32-year-old man shot, killed in Humboldt Park
• Atlantic City Airshow returns next week. Here's the full schedule
• Belichick not interested in "No. 1" cornerback label
• Los Angeles on pace to surpass already disturbing hate crime rate
• 2 hospitalized in West Baltimore shooting & hit-and-run
• DeVante Parker brings some big catch ability to Patriots
• Judge rejects plea deal in spy case because sentences weren't harsh enough
• Massachusetts home sales slow as prices continue to soar
• Jeffco Public Schools facing low enrollment
• Citrus Heights police asking for help to locate missing man in danger
• Feds charge ex-congressman with 28 counts for alleged fraud schemes
• 2 million infant swings, rockers recalled after 10-month-old dies
• Maryland Weather: A comfy and dry Tuesday
• More monkeypox vaccination sites become available in South Florida
• Drought-stricken Arizona and Nevada to get less water from Colorado River
• Burglars wanted in hour-long spree of restaurant break-ins from Calabasas to Westlake Village
• WJZ's Denise Koch voted Baltimore's best TV broadcaster
• LexisNexis illegally collected and sold personal data, suit claims
• Minnesota Vikings cut 5 players to trim roster to 85 players
• Woman asking for help locating quilt missing from Carver County Fair
• Wolf signs executive order to discourage conversion therapy
• Woman, child found dead inside Macomb County home identified
• Phillies can join 8 other MLB teams to reach 10,000 franchise win mark Tuesday
• 2 guilty in deadly San Francisco 2019 Fillmore Heritage Center gang shooting
• Carver County sees spike in catalytic converter thefts
• Monkey business behind 911 call from San Luis Obispo County zoo
• Texas teachers trying to solve shortages; explain why some are leaving
• Democrats say DHS watchdog won't comply with requests about missing texts
• Large show of support for critically injured Miami-Dade officer
• The best outdoor teak furniture deals you can get online
• Varitek surprises fan wearing his T-shirt at Canobie Lake Park
• Driver of SUV that plowed into Crystal Lake home, paralyzed man faces charges
• Clean energy industry leaders say new law will bring windfall to Colorado solar
• Denver school board meeting erupts in name calling, accusations of misconduct
• How to apply for a student loan
• Flint Township won't put name change on fall ballot
• $15.25M luxury estate for sale on Lake Minnetonka
• State report: Costs for protecting DeSantis, family up 25 percent
• Demolition of historic St. Laurentius Church in Fishtown could begin as early as Wednesday
• Palin fights for seat in Congress in Alaska's first ranked-choice voting
• Abandoned Citrus Heights church could see new life as school
• Oakland A's cut fan favorite Stephen Piscotty to make way for rookie prospect
• Highland Park mom writes children's book to help families heal after parade tragedy
• Survey: 60% of renters hit with rent increases this year
• Valor Games honor veterans at Soldier Field
• 3 accused drug traffickers charged after busts in Wilkinsburg, Hill District
• Gov. Ron DeSantis touts proposals amid teacher shortage
• Philadelphia's automated speed enforcement program is saving many lives, officials say
• Search underway for hit-and-run driver who fatally struck man in wheelchair crossing street in San Bernardino
• Julian Edelman hosting new podcast, "Games With Names"
• DU hockey head coach David Carle signs multi-year extension
• Community steps up after vandals firebomb storage container filled with food
• Water main break leaves Owings Mills road damaged
• Boston seeks to ban fossil fuels in new buildings
• Anne Arundel County celebrates summer school graduates
• Boy's leg partially amputated after shark attack off Florida Keys
• Child boards SEPTA bus by themself in Frankford, reunited with family
• SoulCycle is closing 20 stores across the nation
• Fort Worth police seek man who punched Family Dollar store worker
• Education secretary says decision on student loan pause coming soon
• Florida tourism continues to bounce back
• Homicide investigation underway in Santa Ana after man shot while standing on sidewalk
• Feds send money to Florida for 'clean' buses
• GM recalls 484,000 large SUVs over possible seat-belt malfunction
• Explosions rock ammunition depot in Crimea in suspected Ukrainian attack
• Dallas declares August 15 as Indian-American Day; North Texas celebrates
• $73M in debt wiped out for Maryland's former ITT Tech students
• Stunning video shows tornado-like waterspout off Florida coast
• Charges: Man was leaving bar when he fatally crashed into woman
• Western Wisconsin man again charged with possessing child pornography
• Ezra Miller seeking treatment for "complex mental health issues"
• Former Vikings WR Stefon Diggs says Minnesota has "the best fair in the world"
• Composite sketch released in Pasadena man's murder
• For these Democratic women running for office, Roe's reversal is personal
• Nuclear war would kill billions – just from starvation, study finds
• Expect more bicyclists on the streets during Orange Line shutdown
• PA election officials recruit poll workers on Help America Vote Day
• Multiple fights break out during Pats-Panthers joint practice
• Check-in counters for Delta and Spirit Airlines are moving soon
• Massive truck fire, crash shuts down portion of N.J. Turnpike in Hamilton Township for several hours
• Knott's Berry Farm extends chaperone policy to cover all Knott's Scary Farm events
• Sheriff's Office seeks southern Colorado porch pirate
• National Aquarium hosting first public sea turtle release since 2019
• No threat found after DeSoto schools placed on lockdown
• Florida Lottery heats up August with four new scratch off games
• U.N. hopes 5th time's the charm in push for treaty to protect oceans
• Road closed after truck gets stuck under bridge in Winslow Township, Camden County
• Woman shot during large fight outside St. Paul bar
• Broward public schools welcome students for start of new year
• American Airlines places deposit on 20 supersonic planes
• FDA to allow buying of hearing aids without a prescription
• Man caught on video destroying street vendor stand in Woodland Hills with an ax
• Man, 24, arrested in murder of man at Baltimore home
• Fallen tree hits power lines in Encino; blown transformer cuts power for hundreds
• Minnesota Zoo asks for help choosing name for Amur tiger cub
• Driver may have suffered fatal medical emergency in Dixon I-80 crash
• DPS set to host 3 hiring fairs; opening include special education, bus drivers
• Kelly Brough files paperwork to run for Denver mayor
• Judge rules against Alex Jones, says Sandy Hook defamation case can proceed in Connecticut
• Investigation underway in Beverly Hills after man shot from across street outside restaurant
• Disney Cruise Line dropping vaccination requirement for young kids
• Californians bracing for dangerously high heat Tuesday
• Colorado DMV rolls out mobile offices as part of new program
• Man found dead in truck after crash along westbound I-80 in Solano County
• Patients from Children's Hospital Colorado get to attend private Broncos practice
• Search underway for additional victims of Hawthorne man who abused two girls his wife babysat
• U.S. conducts missile launch after postponing due to China tensions
• Could Russia face a Nuremberg-style tribunal over the Ukraine war?
• CBS Mornings Deals: A robotic vacuum and more
• Boy bitten by shark while snorkeling in Keys, part of his leg amputated
• Walmart reports better-than-expected Q2 as Americans cut costs
• Over-the-counter hearing aids expected this fall
• Sky River Casino in Elk Grove opens weeks ahead of schedule
• 133,000 people remain under boil water advisory in Michigan
• Hero Pay applicant denial emails to be sent out Tuesday
• Crash kills motorcyclist not wearing helmet in northwest Fort Worth
• Will Rhamondre Stevenson be Patriots' pass-catching back?
• How to find a higher paying job
• Jill Biden tests positive for COVID-19, has 'mild' symptoms
• Salvation Army collecting supplies for back to school drive
• Dolphins place CB Trill Williams on IR with torn ACL
• Baltimore woman handed 20-year sentence in stabbing of ex-boyfriend's new partner
• "One-in-2 million" blue lobster captured by father, son in Maine
• Construction on Obama Presidential Center in Chicago takes a collaborative effort
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's Tuesday 8/16 forecast
• American Airlines cuts 31,000 November flights; Boston routes affected
• Homicide detectives investigate 20-year-old's shooting death
• Saving smart: How to find banks offering higher interest rates
• FBI rescues over 200 trafficking victims, including 84 children
• Former Trump Org. CFO Allen Weisselberg expected to plead guilty in tax fraud case
• Human remains were found in suitcase bought at an auction
• Education Secretary Cardona visits NYC learning programs
• First lady Jill Biden tests positive for COVID-19
• After soaking rain on Monday, expect the coolest day in months on Tuesday
• Submarine technician accused of killing wife in attempt to kill son
• Man charged in deadly crash in North Versailles turns himself into police
• Oakland teen, 2 juveniles arrested in brutal assault of 70-year-old Asian American woman
• Man arrested following fatal shooting in Sherman Oaks
• 2 new versions of "The Wizard of Oz" reportedly in the works
• Maryland families shop around for back-to-school supplies
• PTL Links: August 16, 2022
• BMW Championship to return to Caves Valley in 2025
• People near Cameron Peak burn scar learn to live with flood after flood
• Boil-water alert could last 2 weeks for some in SE Michigan
• 3-year-old Missouri girl dies after being found in hot SUV
• FBI returns Trump passports seized in search of Mar-a-Lago
• Police disarm pipe bomb found on patient at Pomona Valley Hospital
• Woman arrested after setting fire, barricading inside 7-Eleven in Mid-Wilshire area
• Community mourns loss of coach killed at Little League game
• Mill Valley man pleads guilty to turning garage into illegal gun factory
• Miami Weather: Another round of storms in the afternoon
• Afghan women jailed, tortured and forced to hide, but not silenced
• WATCH LIVE: Pennsylvania leaders to highlight efforts to protect LGBTQIA+ residents
• Cardinal Dolan working with NYC to fix migrant crisis
• Maryland State Fair kicks off soon with extended weekends
• Brothers who jumped off Martha's Vineyard Jaws bridge identified
• Sleeping woman shot through apartment window, Fort Worth police say
• North Shore food pantry sees big jump in families needing help
• Joejuan Williams out for season with shoulder injury
• Georgia high school football players save woman stuck in car after crash
• LASD deputies shoot man who allegedly shot partner in domestic dispute near Compton
• New report outlines impact, dangers of extreme heat waves
• NBA schedule: Celtics tip off season vs. 76ers; face Warriors early
• More information about recent carriage horse collapse expected to be released
• Why even discussing abortion can now get you arrested
• Guiding Eyes for the Blind treated to WBZ's Ice Cream Social surprise
• SoulCycle is shutting down 20 locations, including some Chicago area sites
• State patrol investigating fatal motorcycle crash on Highway 280 in St. Paul
• Philadelphia Toboggan Coasters celebrating its critical role in evolution of roller coasters
• Man wanted in connection with Center City sexual assault case, Philadelphia police say
• Man threatens to shoot CTA Red Line passenger for refusing to give cigarette
• Police asking residents to check surveillance cameras following catalytic converter thefts
• Plane part falls from sky, nearly hits man near Maine State House
• 1 killed, 1 injured in 2 separate hit-and-runs in Queens
• Trial for Jerry Westrom, accused of killing Jeanie Ann Childs in 1993, set to start Tuesday
• Chicago First Alert Weather: more sunshine today
• Woman killed in Cecil Township house fire
• Why calling monkeypox an STD is about more than just a label
• Space mission shows Earth's water may be from asteroids, study says
• Middlesex Township Police Department announces death of K9 officer
• Pittsburgh Weather: Isolated, scattered showers to continue
• Shooting in Memphis lands six in two hospitals but circumstances unclear
• FAA says staffing shortage at New York-area airports has been resolved
• NEXT Weather: Humidity lingers, daily showers for rest of the week
• Week of widespread violence shows power of cartel's "vast empire"
• Massachusetts the best state to live in, according to new report
• Human remains found near Civil War fort in Nashville
• New surveillance video released in Lawncrest hit-and-run that left woman with severe brain, shoulder injuries
• Calls for justice after MTA worker assaulted while protecting customers
• FBI raid is backdrop as DeSantis begins battleground tour
• Police: Man fighting for his life after shooting in West Philadelphia
• Family wants answers after 3 men killed in South Shore hit and run
• Parent's Perspective: How to handle your kids' after-school meltdowns
• Officer takes loaded gun from student while breaking up high school fight
• Another detainee found dead at Rikers Island; 11th this year
• Heroes' Walk at Flight 93 Memorial set for Sept. 10th
• Melissa Etheridge to play a dozen off-Broadway shows
• President Biden to sign Inflation Reduction Act into law
• Nassau County lawmakers, police, victims call for overhaul of New York's bail laws
• Firefighters battle 2-alarm blaze in historic Chestnut Hill section of Philadelphia
• Fatal shooting by Alec Baldwin on "Rust" set was accident: medical examiner
• Windsor hotel that housed the homeless during the pandemic reopens
• Salvation Army handing out free school supplies for families in need
• New fast casual vegan restaurant hopes to energize Hayes Valley neighborhood
• Parents demanding answers following shooting in Homewood near youth football game
• WPIAL to host 2022 championship football games at Acrisure Stadium and Norwin High School
• Woman found shot in Homestead
• Man pleads guilty to 2019 Stowe Township homicide
• Woodland Hills food service workers vote to authorize strike
• Antonio Brown expresses interest in joining the Dallas Cowboys

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• South Jersey residents still dealing with foul odor in homes from chemical leak
• DA meets with South Side bar owners to discuss reducing violence
• 1 man killed, another injured in separate hit-and-runs in Queens
• Officials: West Nile virus detected in 2 NYC residents
• City Council sends bill cracking down on street racing to Mayor Scott
• Keller ISD tells school staff, librarians to pull and review books that don't meet guidelines
• Philadelphia not receiving promised allotment of monkeypox vaccine, health officials say
• Rikers Island correction captain attacked on the job
• Security guard opens fire on thief after woman gets hurt pumping gas
• 5 people shot near West Philadelphia playground
• Mudslide forces traffic delays outside of Telluride
• DUI enforcement begins ramping up now through Labor Day weekend
• Teen turns self into authorities in deadly shooting
• U.K. approves Moderna COVID vaccine that targets 2 variants
• Security guard fires shots at suspect fleeing carjacking at gas station
• Lifeguard, 19, rescues pilot from crash in Capitola
• San Jose family food truck business braves brutal heat conditions
• Santa Clara County home prices falling faster than any U.S. metro area
• New softball program brings together police, adults and Bayview community's youth
• Actress arrested in Santa Monica; originally reported missing by her family
• Mom teaches 5-year-old son what to do during a school shooting
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• Mission artists forced to find new workspace in San Francisco's pricey real estate market
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• Doug Mastriano challenges Josh Shapiro to 2 debates
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