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• Stein High School student attacked by knife-wielding man
• Lauer, Brewers top Dodgers 4-0; 1st team to blank LA at Dodger Stadium in '22
• Proud Boy member confronts fellow San Juan School Board candidate
• Big rig bursts into flames after crashing on the northbound 14 Freeway near Newhall
• Investigators search for clues in death of 49-year-old woman
• Cabrera dominates, Marlins beat Oakland, 3-0
• Long Beach to consider more rules for food truck owners after restaurants complain
• Foothill Farms-North Highlands Little League equipment stolen
• Public comment invited on plan to build gravel mine on Native American spiritual site
• Red Rocks visitors can't take eyes off beauty & the 'Beast'
• Reopening of Montbello High School means 'absolutely everything' to many in community
• Shooting leaves 1 dead, 1 wounded in Richmond
• West Hollywood to purchase, hand out drink spiking test trips
• Crash in Beverly Hills closes parts of Doheny Drive and Clifton Way
• Webb telescope photos of Jupiter show moons, rings, distant galaxies
• California lawmakers allow lawsuits against 'cyber flashers'
• Buxton early exit, Twins fall; Garcia HR, Texas takes 3 of 4
• Pastor takes his open-air ministry directly to homeless people in San Jose encampments
• Fighting for jobs, Jets' backups come alive in second half of win over Falcons
• The safety changes coming to light rail in the Twin Cities
• Residents in 10th Congressional District sound off on the issues
• Football player from Waukegan among three Indiana State University students killed in weekend crash
• Arozarena's homer lifts surging Rays to 2-1 win over Angels
• Syndergaard strong for 7 innings, Phillies beat Reds 4-1
• NYC launches crackdown on commercial vehicles parking illegally in Queens
• Wheat Ridge police search for 3 robbery suspects
• Pitcairn police chief mourns brother killed in crash involving off-duty state trooper
• Viewing for MDPD officer killed in line of duty held Monday afternoon
• Sky have season on line in Game 3 against New York Liberty, say they're up to the task
• Caught on camera: Shocking sucker punch KOs man at Brooklyn Mall
• Middleboro welcomes Little League team home from Williamsport
• Some Minneapolis carjacking victims struggle to find closure
• After first day of Orange Line shutdown, MBTA rider remains optimistic
• Body found in Sierra reservoir 'likely' that of Kiely Rodni, missing teen from Truckee
• Charlie Crist holds primary rally in St. Petersburg, while Nikki Fried visits Miami's Versailles Cafe
• Bride left without wedding venue, half of deposit after Bucks County restaurant suddenly closes
• Cabrera dominates, Marlins win in 1st Oakland trip since '17
• Record rainfall in North Texas leads to hundreds of high water rescues
• Cubs blanked by Cardinals for second straight loss
• Northern LA County leads area in fentanyl-related overdoses
• Retiring Dr. Anthony Fauci was a 'voice of reason' during San Francisco AIDS crisis
• City rejects permit for North Philadelphia block party, calling it a "problem block"
• German outduels Scherzer, Yankees top Mets
• Skid Row's School on Wheels hoping to help homeless students get off the streets
• Frisco police arrest 3 people in connection to Wendy's shooting
• What to watch for in Florida's primaries
• Hiker still missing after she was stranded by torrential rainfall in Utah
• Local news journalist fatally shot in Mexico
• Lawyer: No evidence of mom's alleged Qanon kidnapping plot
• Hackett 'sorry' for Broncos' preseason performance vs Bills
• Vandals deface multiple headstones at historic Long Beach cemetery
• Riverside man arrested for attempting to sexually assault student in elementary school restroom
• Mayor Scott to spend $1.5 million on expanding Baltimore's behavioral health services
• Outdoor Equity Grant application process underway
• D.C. police identify suspect in killing of Baltimore man installing solar panels
• PECO says it mistakenly sent out past due balance emails to customers up to date
• 1 killed, another injured in Palmdale crash
• Boulder police hope to help curb catalytic converter thefts
• Average gas price in Florida drops to $3.64
• Concord 'happiest' city designation gleaned from analysis of smiling selfies
• Baltimore Police seek suspect in stabbing of 33-year-old woman
• Massive Mattapoisett fire was sparked during boat repair
• West Virginia man accused of planting fake bombs
• Waters breaks tie with walk, Royals beat White Sox 6-4
• DIA passenger traffic near pre-pandemic levels
• 'Water rushed in my front door,' Dallas woman loses almost everything
• Fairfield police shoot man after he pulls BB gun on them, no officers injured
• Couple reported having sex in stands at Oakland's RingCentral Coliseum during A's game
• R. Kelly trial: star witness' mother takes the stand after jurors hear about payoffs from singer's companies
• Giants first-round pick Kayvon Thibodeaux sprains MCL in right knee
• Authorities tracking robbery suspect on westbound 105
• Firearms found after standoff ends with 2 brothers killed
• 'Boogaloo' movement member gets over 10 years for shootings cover up, sexually enticing minor
• 1 of 2 Okla. deputies shot while serving lockout order has died, police say
• Big money will soon be available for Minnesota farmers to fight climate change
• New gun rules take aim at reducing crime but 'ghost guns' remain rare find
• Illinois high schoolers to receive media literacy instruction this year
• Newsom vetoes plan to open safe injection sites in San Francisco, Oakland
• Indiana OB-GYN and abortion provider moves her practice to Illinois
• Chicago Police recruit accused of attacking Schiller Park officer during traffic stop
• Lakewood officers cleared in shooting that left gunman dead
• After a year of uncertainty in Afghanistan, a U.S. citizen finally returns home
• Hennepin Healthcare nurses picket in downtown Minneapolis
• 3 city council members to introduce bill declaring homelessness 'public health emergency'
• California farmers turning to drought-resistant plant agave
• Federal judge rules that police can't destroy the property of homeless people
• Black-owned Bridgeport hair salon broken into for second time this year
• Hundreds of rescues amid Texas flooding: "I thought I was going to die"
• Police: Fatal drive-by shooting in Longmont may have been gang violence
• Justice Department launches civil rights probe in violent Arkansas arrest
• Police identify 17-year-old hit and killed by two cars in Florence
• Local mayor: Route 9A in Westchester in desperate need of repairs
• Hurricane Andrew, 30 Years Later: "I saw my city destroyed before my very eyes"
• Defense calls Parkland shooter 'damaged person' during opening statements
• Empty seats could force Regal Cinemas parent company to file for Chapter 11
• Confusion in Somerville as Green Line, Orange Line close at the same time
• Former Broncos, CSU, and UNC coach Kay Dalton dies at age 90
• State grant provides little relief for Bronx school
• 2 killed, 1 hospitalized in Atlanta shootings; suspect in custody
• Woman killed after flash flooding sweeps car off bridge
• Ford cutting 3,000 white-collar jobs in bid to lower costs
• 19 Illinois counties sue major drugstore chains, accuse them of helping cause the opioid crisis
• Newsom rejects bill allowing opioid users to legally inject drugs under supervision
• "I know the pendulum will swing back": St. Cloud police chief retires after quarter-century
• Mayor Adams backing moderates over progressives in New York primary
• Cape May County Zoo welcomes baby bison
• Man returns wedding ring to owner after finding it at Hampton, NH beach
• Brother Rice catcher Zion Rose, one of the country's best H.S. players, has summer to remember
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Clear and dry Monday night
• Fire extinguisher sprayed at Jewish men in Brooklyn in pair of possible hate crimes
• Jury sought for death penalty trial in fire that killed 2 women and child in Homewood
• Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins declares state of emergency following storms
• Smoke from Six Rivers Complex Fire prompts air quality advisory Tuesday
• Out-of-state shuttle bus drivers navigate Orange Line routes without major hiccups
• Twin Cities public schools districts race to fill hundreds of open positions amid teacher shortage
• Emmett Till Alerts will notify African American leaders of racist incidents and hate crimes
• Kyle Schwarber hosts Neighborhood Heroes party for first responders
• 4-year-old struck and killed by SUV in Huntington Station driveway
• Moratorium on student loan repayments likely to continue as Biden mulls loan forgiveness
• Amtrak on a hiring spree looking to fill 4,000 positions
• Gary Busey accused of sexually assaulting women during photoshoot at Cherry Hill convention
• I-Team: Big Dig is root of MBTA financial troubles
• Baltimore Ravens to host kids' night with giveaways and live entertainment at M&T Bank Stadium
• Mayor Adams announces launch of Cannabis NYC initiative
• Sticker shock greets back-to-school shoppers on Long Island
• Elon Musk subpoenas ex-Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey in legal fight
• Melrose polio survivor urges everyone to get vaccinated
• Former Denver Health paramedic accused of stealing fentanyl
• In key test for labor, GE plant workers seek union in Alabama
• Suspect in attack on 65-year-old woman in SF Richmond District arrested
• Where's Marty? Partying aboard the SipAhoy boat
• Judge says Idaho's near-total abortion ban seems to conflict with federal law
• Elon Musk subpoenas former Twitter CEO and friend Jack Dorsey
• Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers against legislation that would arm teachers
• Colorado GOP senator becomes Democrat, cites vote falsehoods
• 'That's a lot of water,' Balch Springs neighborhood floods after creek overflows
• What to watch for in New York's Congressional primaries
• Additional, unexpected batch of monkeypox vaccines coming to Philadelphia
• Drone used to help fight brush fires in Lynn
• Twin Metals sues Biden administration to regain mine leases near Boundary Waters
• K-9 officer locates 500 pounds of meth during traffic stop along California highway
• City firefighters kick off annual Fill the Boot campaign for MDA
• Data reveals disparity between those who are getting monkeypox and those who are getting the vaccine
• ATV driver crashes after leading deputies on chase in Randall
• Police continue suspect search in deadly LoDo shooting
• Range Rover matching description of vehicle involved in Northeast Philly hit-and-run located
• Stocks fall sharply amid renewed inflation fears
• Anne Arundel County to launch raccoon rabies vaccination project next week
• Trump files motion over Mar-a-Lago search
• Frustrated CPS parents have no bus transportation for their kids with special needs
• Chicago Teachers Union vice president Stacy Davis Gates rules out running for mayor in 2023
• Inflation blitzes football season, raising tailgating costs
• Police investigating after body was found in El Sereno
• Massive fire sweeps through building in downtown Mendota
• We Give Black Fest raised $233K, organizer says
• Allyson Felix on a mission to help all working parents with child care
• Denver Public Schools invests in new technology for safety
• Three more DIA check-in counters will move this week
• Police: Man arrested after selling fentanyl to undercover trooper
• Philadelphia School District superintendent sits down exclusively with CBS3 ahead of school year
• Fetty Wap faces mandatory 5-year sentence after guilty plea
• Richardson City Hall closed after sustaining significant fire damage
• Data about Covid testing of California prisons' visitors, staff, inmates exposed
• NYPD: 19-year-old in critical condition from Jackson Heights shooting
• Harper to begin rehab assignment Tuesday, could return as early as next week
• Crypto.com Arena set for series of renovations and upgrades
• 1 killed, 1 gravely injured in 7-car chain reaction crash on I-94 in Rogers
• Investigators looking closely at video evidence from Mar-a-Lago
• Disney parks to celebrate Disney+ Day in early September
• 34 additional West Nile mosquito samples found in LACo Vector District
• Two men in custody in connection to huge air bag theft ring
• Clothing store Kitson bans face masks after spike in theft
• Summer snow dusted several Colorado mountain peaks over the weekend
• Mansfield Township fire destroy home, leaves resident "lucky to be alive"
• Vail Resorts announces opening dates for its Colorado ski areas
• Udonis Haslem says he's coming back for 20th year with Heat
• Semi rolls over in Stearns County, driver airlifted from scene
• Antioch mayor: 10% of city's police force under criminal investigation
• Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia tests positive for COVID-19
• Baltimore County teachers prepare for the new school year and potential staffing issues
• Police warn of string of robberies at businesses in Loop, University Village
• Last Remaining Nederland Police Officer Resigns
• McConnell says there's a "50-50" chance GOP gains Senate control
• Louisville's Sierra Space Will Design New Proposed Space Station
• Bruins rank dead last in one prospect ranking system
• A motivated Jonnu Smith reflects on his career on 27th birthday
• Belle Isle Park's giant slide reopening again after making adjustments to control speed
• Pittsburgh Public Schools holds school supply giveaway at Acrisure Stadium
• CDCR: Medical data on California prison visitors, staff, inmates exposed
• San Francisco to receive 8,000 more doses of monkeypox vaccine
• Baltimore man not guilty of murder in death of 5-month-old daughter, guilty on child abuse charges
• These are the factors that determine your credit score
• Pittsburg man gets 5 years for selling fentanyl that killed former classmate
• NASA begins final preparations for maiden flight of $4.1 billion SLS rocket
• One person killed in Monday morning Kane County car crash
• New tools helping families decide if kids are cellphone ready
• Colorado Avalanche back to work to secure second Stanley Cup
• Victim of Sacramento hit-and-run collision Saturday identified
• Penguins sign assistant coach Mike Vellucci to two-year extension
• 4 in custody after million dollar bust at U.S.-Canada border
• Lansing couple heading to trial, accused of embezzling over $400K from dealership
• Man convicted of girlfriend's 2020 murder in Rancho Cordova
• Philadelphia man sentenced in narcotics distribution, illegal firearm possession case
• 11-year-old with hammer broke into Boston store at 4 a.m., police say
• Suspect in 1982 cold case murder of Karen Stitt extradited from Hawaii to Bay Area
• Prince William, Kate relocating to Windsor cottage near the queen
• Liberty Medal to be awarded to Ukrainian President Zelenskyy
• Cost of raising a child estimated at $310,000, researchers find
• Two families meet again after letter brought them together years ago
• Dogs get tears of joy when reunited with owners, study finds
• Home warranty vs. home insurance: What's the difference?
• 14 pounds cocaine seized at Ysleta border crossing
• 19-year-old accused of pointing what looked like a rifle at a security guard
• 2022-2023 school year starts for Chicago Public Schools Monday
• Rochester man creates TikTok to share his experience of leaving the Amish
• Massapequa Coast falls to Pennsylvania in Little League World Series
• Shooting in Jeffrey Manor neighborhood leaves 41-year-old man dead
• Philadelphia School District discusses new safety plan for 2022-23 school year
• Newly-installed Botts' Dots failing to stop street takeovers in Compton
• 28-year-old man killed Monday afternoon in North Baltimore
• Bishop David Zubik undergoes fifth back surgery, will need 'an extended time of recovery'
• Colorado STEM teachers recognized, awarded stipend
• 'Human Life Protection' amendment proposed in Florida
• Minnesota State Fair vendors excited for the return of large crowds
• NASA reveals new Webb telescope images of Jupiter's auroras, tiny moons
• Upgrades to Centennial Park in Ellicott City improve accessibility
• Over 2,000 Kaiser Permanente mental health workers striking for 2nd week
• Person in critical condition after rescue at Ocean Beach in San Francisco
• AMC shares plunge as rival theater warns of possible bankruptcy
• Rapper Fetty Wap pleads guilty to conspiracy drug charge
• Gary, Indiana police search for woman missing since August 16
• Bill Belichick loves the Raiders' practices facilities
• Detroit police on scene of barricaded gunman inside home
• Twitter warns employees about bonuses possibly being halved
• Oilfield wastewater spill reported in northwest North Dakota
• $2.2M lotto ticket sold in White Marsh remains unclaimed
• Bed Bath & Beyond shares tank on reports of halted product shipments
• Back to school: Denver students remain focused amid some school board conflict
• NASA reveals new Webb telescope images of Jupiter's auroras, tiny moons
• Livonia Police Department seeking public's help in naming its newest puppy
• Hogan launches $1M grant program helping manufacturers add automation, digitization
• Family and friends mourn 13-year-old slain in drive-by
• Parkland school shooter's sister testifies for defense in penalty trial
• Scott Disick involved in single-car crash in Calabasas; primary cause was speed, deputies say
• Virginia Patton Moss, "It's a Wonderful Life" actor, dead at age 97
• CBS 2 streaming anchor Brad Edwards rings in the new school year
• UMass Amherst wins 'best campus food' for 6th-straight year in college ranking
• Man charged with attempted murder in Southwest Baltimore shooting
• Ford slashing 3,000 white-collar jobs in bid to lower costs
• Police in northern Minnesota find body believed to be missing man
• Federal appeals court delays Graham's testimony in Georgia election probe
• Students at Lindblom Academy protest dismissal of beloved educator, 'Momma Eagle"
• One dead, two injured after crash involving Amazon delivery truck in Cypress
• Welcome chances of rain on Monday and Tuesday before heat returns later in the week
• Man in custody after allegedly shooting 12-year-old girl during shoe robbery in Detroit
• Dozens of sunken WWII ships resurface in drought-stricken river
• Gas prices down again in Massachusetts, but still above national average
• Baltimore City Public Schools on pace to hire 600 teachers but says first day 'will be challenging'
• Ford to appeal $1.7 billion verdict in Georgia truck crash
• Fallen oak tree leaves East Bay residents trapped in their neighborhood
• Fauci says he's stepping down in December for "next chapter" of career
• "The most ridiculously detailed" photo of the moon has arrived
• Report: Pats talking Isaiah Wynn trade with teams
• Fugitive arrested in connection to "gruesome" murder of couple
• Dozens more rescued beagles coming to Massachusetts
• Teachers in Ohio's largest school district go on strike
• Vikings trade for backup QB Nick Mullens
• FBI investigating Dunbar High football coach, police detective for overtime fraud
• Wawa celebrating opening of Wawa Station with free coffee, pretzels, and cold drinks for commuters
• Fauci says he's stepping down in December for "next chapter" of career
• Ex-Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone denies fraud charge
• Adorable and endangered red panda cub born at zoo in UK
• Tom Brady vacationed in Bahamas during absence, report says
• Plane failed to descend as pilots reportedly fell asleep during flight
• Feds back challenges to Florida elections law
• Excessive heat warning issued for Palmdale, Lancaster as temperatures reach triple digits
• Baltimore man, 61, killed in Glen Burnie bicycle crash
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Sunny week ahead
• Stidham wins Raiders' backup QB job; Mullens traded to Vikings
• Suspect in multiple San Francisco burglaries arrested
• Nathan Eovaldi scratched from Tuesday start vs. Blue Jays
• 1 killed, another wounded after shooting outside 7-Eleven in Deep Ellum
• Man, 20, shot and killed in Severn
• What's going on with Kendrick Bourne?
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• Drive-by shooting wounds man, leaves car riddled with bullets in Menlo Park
• Woman shot to death in lobby of Brooklyn apartment building
• As fall semester begins, college students warned about new, deadly drugs
• Flooding traps people in cars and businesses as brutal storm hits Southwest
• Man driving with girlfriend killed by woman posing as stranded motorist
• As inflation soars, access to Indigenous foods declines
• 4 dead, 34 wounded in weekend shootings in Chicago
• Micky Dolenz, the last living Monkee, on keeping the music alive
• Wegmans recalls butter with dill sold in Mass. over listeria concerns
• Why has polio been found in New York, London and Jerusalem?
• Flood warning issued for Baltimore, Howard Counties
• Annapolis Mayor Gavin Buckley tests positive for COVID-19
• Monday afternoon storms expected, mostly in the mountains south of Interstate 70
• 2 shot at North Mississippi Regional Park
• Survey reveals which kitchen items people will splurge on
• Police locate woman likely linked to children found dead in suitcases
• Russia blames Ukraine for nationalist's car bombing death
• 'Black Girls in Blazers' empowering girls, women through mentoring
• Georgia jury awards $1.7 billion in Ford truck crash case
• Tom Brady returns to Buccaneers, practices on Monday
• 2 Wisconsinites win USA Mullet Championship titles
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• Regal Cinemas owner promises 'business as usual' amid bankruptcy talk
• Eastbound lanes of 210 Freeway still closed for construction on San Gabriel River Bridge
• Police warn Northwest Side residents after robber follows residents home
• Jayson Tatum played with fractured wrist during playoffs
• Man shot after pointing rifle at Fort Worth officers, police say
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• Homicide investigation ongoing after man found shot to death in Long Beach
• Traffic light on first weekday commute of Orange Line shutdown
• Police believe body found in reservoir is missing teen Kiely Rodni
• Power restored to thousands following transformer fire in Massapequa
• How much less is your dollar worth today versus 3 years ago?
• Bridgeview's SeatGeek Stadium prepares to host first-ever Sacred Rose festival
• Police investigate alleged threat against San Gabriel High School; students okayed to return to school
• Homeowning while Black: Couple alleges bias in appraisal
• Man shot during armed robbery at Hamilton Heights bodega
• Student gets uniform violation for hijab at Massachusetts school
• Police: Good Samaritan stabbed on Manhattan subway
• The push for free school meals in Minnesota
• CTA, Metra and Pace offering free rides for students returning to school
• Six-week resurfacing project begins on I-35W in north metro
• Pittsburgh Weather: Scattered rain and storm chances continue
• First Alert Weather: Red Alert for Monday rain showers
• Lightning kills runner during mountain race, seriously injures another
• Raiders owner Mark Davis doesn't remember team's pursuit of Tom Brady
• A Baltimore County teacher went on vacation and won $250,000 in the lottery
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• Ex-top prosecutor remanded over probe into disappearance of 43 students
• Norwood plant shop helping customers develop green thumb
• Area around Ukraine nuclear plant shelled again despite U.S. pleas
• "Not a mistake": Prior cases of missing National Archives documents
• Philadelphia Weather: Soggy Monday underway - but we need the rain!
• Victim shoots would-be carjacker in North Austin
• Candidates make final push in key New York primary races
• North Allegheny School District begins limiting access to school campuses
• New York outlines monkeypox response ahead of back-to-school
• COVID-19 remains an issue as South Florida students start new school year
• Many early readers behind on benchmarks
• Parents and the emotions surrounding kids going back to school
• One person injured in Downtown Pittsburgh rollover crash
• Singapore to decriminalize sex between men
• Police file terrorism charges against Pakistan's Imran Khan
• Qatar reportedly detains workers protesting late pay ahead of World Cup
• Lincoln pre-teen taking on fashion industry, tapped to be a back-to-school trendsetter
• U.S. and South Korea begin biggest military drills in years
• Sister Jean turns 103; City dedicates CTA's Loyola Red Line plaza to her
• Vehicle crash knocks out power lines along McKnight Road in Ross Township
• "This is what a loophole looks like," says vet not helped by burn pit law
• 3 Arkansas police officers suspended following video of violent arrest
• Jury gets case of 2 men charged in Gov. Whitmer plot

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• Police say that the body found inside an SUV under water is more than likely Kiely Rodni
• Pursuit suspect who shot himself in the chin charged in 10 robberies
• Big rig crash closes all lanes on 14 Freeway
• Friends remember Lili Xu who was shot and killed in Oakland's Little Saigon
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• Foothill Farms-North Highlands Little League equipment stolen
• Tracy police arrest man for attacking Stein High School student with knife
• A proud Boy/San Juan Unified School Board candidate confronts another candidate at a park event
• Turlock High School student dead after being pulled from a pool this weekend
• Long Beach restaurants complain about food trucks taking away customers
• Newsom strikes down controversial bill hoping to provide safe injection sites for drug users
• West Hollywood to give out drink testing kits meant to detect date rape drugs
• High school senior killed while attending underground party in Florence
• Aurora approves ordinance to cut back on grass
• Two sent to the hospital after violent crash in Beverly Hills
• Nederland to lose its last police officer
• DPS to address pandemic learning gap for students of color
• Recovery guide developed for schools, communities that experienced some type of trauma
• 7-year-old boy among three people shot in Englewood
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• Indiana State freshman football player mourned after dying in crash
• U-Haul that caught fire on Mass Pike was carrying mattresses for Harvard students
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• Trump suing US government over Mar-a-Lago raid
• Twin Metals sues Biden administration to regain mine leases near BWCA
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• Man charged with sexually assaulting 6-year-old boy at River North McDonald's
• Public viewing held for fallen MDPD Officer Cesar Echaverry ahead of ceremonial procession
• CBS2 speaks to voters in the 10th Congressional District about the issues
• Grapevine-Colleyville ISD trustees voting on controversial topics
• Charges come down on driver involved in deadly wrong-way wreck
• City rejects permit for North Philadelphia block party, calling it a "problem block"
• Baltimore Ravens to host kids' night with giveaways and live entertainment at M&T Bank Stadium
• Some Minneapolis carjacking victims struggle to find closure
• Children, pets, adults rescued from floodwaters near Seagoville
• The safety changes coming to light rail in the Twin Cities
• Trump files motion for "special master" after FBI search of Mar-a-Lago
• Middleboro welcomes home Little League heroes
• Girl hit by stray bullet while biking in south Minneapolis
• PECO mistakenly sends past due balance emails to customers
• Eden Prairie mall put on lockdown after man fatally shoots himself inside store
• Mayor Adams puts his boot down on commercial trucks parking illegally in Queens
• MBTA rider puts Orange Line diversions to test during evening commute
• Trenton police officer charged for allegedly conspiring with gang members
• Riders praise MBTA during smooth first day of Orange Line shutdown
• Bride left without wedding venue, half of deposit after Bucks County restaurant suddenly closes
• Search underway for suspect in brutal sucker punch incident in Brooklyn
• FBI investigating Dunbar High football coach, police detective for overtime fraud
• Kirk Gibson Golf Classic Returns To Raise Awareness On Parkinson's Disease
• Police chief mourns brother killed in crash involving off-duty state trooper
• Belle Isle Park's Giant Slide Reopening Again After Making Adjustments To Control Speed
• Ford To Appeal $1.7 Billion Verdict In Georgia Truck Crash
• Ford Cutting 3,000 White-Collar Jobs In Bid To Lower Costs
• Wheat Ridge police search for robbery suspects
• Student Loans Borrowers Speak Out As Moratorium On Payments Set Expire
• Boil Water Advisory Lifted For SE Michigan Communities After Water Main Break
• Jury Gets Case Of 2 Men Charged In Gov. Whitmer Plot
• Michigan Partners With DTE Energy, Volta, Kroger To Expand EV Charging Stations
• Long before COVID Dr. Fauci helped manage Bay Area AIDS crisis
• Officials go to Santa Clarita to warn residents about the lethal effects of fentanyl-laced pills
• LIvermore animal shelter with too many rabbits needs help
• Police in Delaware warn residents about uptick in catalytic converter thefts
• Security video released of fatal hit-and-run that left 17-year-old dead in Florence
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• Former President Trump's lawyers in battle over documents seized in FBI raid
• Concord 'happiest' city designation gleaned from smiling selfies scraped by facial recognition progr
• Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia tests positive for COVID-19
• Pastor focuses ministry on San Jose's homeless encampments
• Vail Resorts announces opening dates for its Colorado ski areas
• Boulder police hope to help curb catalytic converter thefts
• Some evacuation orders reduced as crews battle Six Rivers Lightning Complex
• DIA passenger traffic near pre-pandemic levels
• Newsom shoots down safe drug-injection site bill
• Lakewood police officers cleared in shooting that left gunman dead
• Staffing levels at Denver Jail hundreds below required level
• Monday night First Alert weather forecast with Paul Heggen
• Pittsburgh bar employee accused of pouring degreaser into coworker's drink
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• Skid Row's School on Wheels reopens to help homeless students
• Fairfield police officers wins physique competition
• Inglewood students start first day of school
• Suspects bail out of vehicle at overpass; deputies track them down
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (Aug 22 PM Edition)
• Capitol Casino cardroom has history of deadly shootings
• Body found in Sierra reservoir 'likely' that of Kiely Rodni, missing teen from Truckee
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• Robbery suspect continues to drive erratically, nearly causes another crash
• West Virginia man accused of planting fake bombs
• Robbery suspect cuts in and out of traffic while running from authorities
• CDCR data breach leads to some private information being taken
• Mattapoisett boatyard fire sparked during gas tank replacement
• Authorities re-launch pursuit of robbery suspect near Compton
• Victim in deadly daytime shooting identified as Oakland dentist
• Fort Worth boy rescues fish stranded on land near Trinity River
• New questions arise after the discovery of the Kiely Rodni's car with her body likely inside
• 'Water rushed in my front door,' Dallas woman loses almost everything in flash flood
• Suspect reenters 110 Freeway
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• Trump legal team requests "special master" to review Mar-a-Lago documents
• Man taken to hospital after officer-involved-shooting
• How to save for a secure retirement
• Authorities tracking robbery suspect going north on the 110 freeway
• Eye on America: Homelessness among baby boomers, pioneering effort to help manatees, and more
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• Researcher says TikTok's in-app browser monitoring user activity
• A group in Loveland that helps make sure Christmas is a littler brighter for kids now needs some hel
• Vandals destroy several headstones at historic Long Beach cemetery
• Dennis Rodman to head to Russia to work on bringing Brittany Griner home
• Riverside sex offender arrested for trying to sexually assault third grader
• Star witness' mother takes stand at R. Kelly trial
• A new guide put together by a group of principals is meant to help other principals recover after a
• Advocates rallied at the state capitol to end life without parole
• CPD recruit accused of attacking Schiller Park officer during traffic stop
• Newsom vetoes bill for safe drug injection sites in LA and other cities
• Folsom Marine Corps Sgt. Tyler Vargas-Andrews who survived Kabul airport bombing recovers alongside
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• Reopening of Montbello High School means 'absolutely everything' to many in community
• Denver Public Schools invests in new technology for student safety
• Fatal drive-by shooting of Longmont teen may have been gang related, arrest warrant shows
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• Former Denver Health paramedic accused of stealing fentanyl intended for patients
• New gun rules take aim at reducing crime but 'ghost guns' remain rare find for North Texas police
• Lack of catastrophic flooding in Glenwood Canyon a welcome surprise to CDOT
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• Final preparations underway for 2022 Minnesota State Fair
• Minnesota man returns home after being stuck in Afghanistan
• 3 Arkansas officers taken off duty after violent arrest
• 'Like a slap in the face': Chicago salon owner's shop broken into for second time in months
• HCMC nurses picket in downtown Minneapolis
• Big money available for farmers to fight climate change
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