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• No cold case: Mother keeps memory of murdered son alive in San Francisco
• Arrest made in 1986 disappearance of Modesto teen Susan Robin Bender
• Hurricane Hilary strengthens on its path toward Southern California
• LA Chargers to donate at least $50,000 to help with Maui wildfire relief efforts
• Colorado students post gains but achievement gaps persist
• Viral smash-and-grab videos fuel calls for crackdown in Southern California
• Family of woman found dead at Sacramento hospital demands answers at vigil
• Six school districts file lawsuit against Colorado over Universal Preschool Program
• Barnes hits first homer of season as Dodgers beat Brewers 1-0 for 11th straight victory
• Cal OES prepares to send resources as SoCal braces for Hurricane Hilary
• Orange Unified becomes third local district to consider gender identification
• Hackers post crude content on Schaumburg spa's Facebook page
• Exclusive look as NYPD evaluates their Union Square response
• 9 California officers charged in federal corruption case
• 5 defendants in 9/11 attacks could escape death penalty
• NYPD: Officer shoots 17-year-old reaching for gun in Brooklyn
• New Yorkers draw a line in the sand over congestion pricing
• Feast of Santa Rosalia returns to Bensonhurst
• Detroit podcast studio broken into, thousands in equipment stolen
• Sex offender accused of sniffing women at Burbank Barnes and Noble arrested again
• CBS golf analyst would like to see Chicago on regular PGA schedule again
• North Texas family back home after narrowly escaping fatal Maui wildfires
• DOJ wants 33-year prison term for ex-Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio
• "A system that was built to be universal is not" preschool director says
• Report reveals large racial disparity among Ferndale tickets, arrests involving Black drivers
• Somerville working to rid Edgerly School of asbestos before school begins
• Plum Mustang Foundation creates bracelets to honor victims of house explosion
• 80-year-old veteran charged with trafficking meth was victim to elder fraud scheme, family says
• Former Michigan athlete gives back to youth through basketball camp
• Philadelphia officer ID'd in deadly Kensington police shooting
• Charges: Alleged Minneapolis gang member livestreamed assault, carjacking of rival
• UAW president speaks on contract talks ahead of next week's strike vote
• CPS still struggling to fill school bus driver positions
• Worcester Catholic school students must use names, pronouns assigned at birth
• What is NextGen TV?
• Federal assistance is coming for flood victims, but some say it's coming too late
• Nudieland mass shooting survivors say queerphobic interaction preceded deadly violence
• Ford reveals 800 horsepower Mustang with $300,000 price tag
• Mom leaps into action when man goes into cardiac arrest behind the wheel at Eden Prairie park
• Farmer shows path forward as California composting law goes into effect
• DOJ seeks 33 years in prison for ex-Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio in Jan. 6 case
• Harford County Public Schools Superintendent describes district struggles and successes
• Evacuation orders lifted after wildfire in Nevada County near North San Juan
• College students learn about Baltimore County Police through HBCU internship
• Actor, tortilla maker Rocky Lopez remembered in Elgin
• Everett Police start memorial fund for family of mom who drowned saving son
• Marijuana and hallucinogen use, binge drinking reached record highs in middle-aged adults, survey finds
• Common joins Noname for back-to-school block party in Bronzeville
• Woman sentenced to nearly 22 years for sending ricin letter to Trump
• Illinois Attorney General investigates Gast Monuments after families say they didn't get headstones
• 7-year-old boy accidentally shoots himself in hand in Humboldt Park
• Baltimore Police make second arrest in Brooklyn Homes mass shooting
• Antioch, Pittsburg police officers arrested in corruption investigation – 'A dark day'
• Teenage employee reportedly shot at Santiago's restaurant in Commerce City
• Trump cancels press conference on election fraud claims, citing attorneys' advice
• Peninsula farmer works to keep agriculture in San Mateo County
• Red Cross volunteers head to Maui to help those impacted by wildfires
• East Bay retirement community serves as LGBT senior mecca
• From one Paradise to another: Camp Fire survivors helping Maui Fire victims
• Rachael DelTondo's family calls out Beaver County district attorney
• Body of 9-year-old boy with autism found on Brooklyn shore
• Virtual reality headset helps calm young patients at Nicklaus Children's Hospital
• Blakeman slams idea to house asylum seekers at Nassau Coliseum
• Yellow Alert canceled as storms exit Tri-State Area
• COVID-19 hospitalizations increasing across New York state
• Rachel Morin murder suspect linked to home invasion in Los Angeles
• How spotted lanternflies could affect the wine industry
• President Biden declares federal disaster over June and July flooding in Cook County
• Brooklyn leaders hold rally after community center shooting
• Brighton police officer injured while arresting alleged domestic violence suspect
• Pentagon open to host F-16 training for Ukrainians in the U.S.
• Will PS4 servers shut down? Here's what to know.
• Gary, Indiana bets on tech for renovation of old Union Station
• 2 Nigerian brothers plead not guilty to sexual extortion charges after death of Michigan teenager
• United Airlines pilot charged in bizarre ax attack
• Grieving parents receive gift of a healing smile months after fatal Fox Meadow fire
• Steelers invite Plum youth football players to training camp after losing teammate in house explosion
• Deion Sanders-led Colorado is driving a lot of college football betting
• Cook County investing $10 million to help businesses cut pollution
• COVID cases are rising, but should you be worried this time?
• Bills' Damar Hamlin has little more to prove in completing comeback, coach Sean McDermott says
• Pentagon considering plea deals for defendants in 9/11 attacks
• Colorado fugitive takes plea deal in dramatic Vegas Strip casino standoff
• Mistrial declared in attempted shooting case of Black FedEx driver
• Sacramento Kings full 2023-24 regular season schedule released, including 22 nationally-televised games
• Minneapolis' WE WIN Institute is growing the leaders of tomorrow
• Frightening car crash caught on camera in Garfield
• Brooklyn Park police searching for 69-year-old man with dementia
• Natural gas alarm maker hopes to prevent more tragedies like deadly Plum house explosion
• Survivors and family members reflect on synagogue trial, its outcome and healing
• Contract talks continue nearly 2 months into strike at Erie locomotive plant
• Sources: NJ man arrested in beating death of family member
• Allegheny County acquiring rail lines to be converted into biking, walking trail
• 2 pedestrians hit by car in front of school in City of Industry
• MTA: Dog on subway tracks causes extensive delays
• Chaska summer program lets interns try jobs in every city department
• Minnesota farmers still assessing damage after hail destroys thousands of acres of crops
• Healthy Waltham Food Pantry has new home after nearly losing current location
• Bridgeport school renamed after White Sox legend Minnie Miñoso
• Thunderbirds arrive in Chicago for the Air and Water Show
• Groundbreaking ceremony held for $12M Central Islip project
• Minnesota State Fair's new police chief promises more safety, security
• NTSB: Pilots made errors before 2021 jet crash near Tahoe that killed all 6 on board
• Dallas tops Forbes list of 'where you're most likely to get in a car accident'
• Pentagon recommends changes at service academies to reduce sexual harassment
• Judge vacates sentence of Richmond police chief
• CHP investigating possible shooting on Highway 880 in Fremont
• Winning $17M lottery ticket bought at 7-Eleven in North Dallas
• Funeral held for migrant toddler who died on bus; Illinois will provide burial
• Police trying to ID man accused of abandoning cats, leaving them to die in sealed bin
• MTA bus strikes, critically injures man on scooter near Morgan State University
• Multiple schools suing Colorado over religion
• Critically endangered African antelope calf born at Brookfield Zoo
• Former Christmas Tree Shops workers wait for final paychecks, bonuses
• Jeffco trail predator suspect Glenn Braden facing 5 felony charges
• Antiviolence group partners with restaurant to give away school backpacks
• Rockland County trying to boost immunization rates
• Glendale police arrest one suspect connected to flash mob burglary at Saint Laurent
• 2 students stabbed at James Lick High School in San Jose
• Graduation day for Chicago CRED participants, many of them gun violence survivors
• Future of old Will County Courthouse still in limbo
• Lionel Messi holds first press conference since joining Inter Miami CF
• Costa Mesa Gucci store hit by mob of thieves
• NJ volunteer firefighter helps save man during basketball game
• Thousands return to class for Miami-Dade's first day of school
• Man dies at the hospital following Beechview shooting
• Michigan State University upgrades campus security ahead of fall semester
• Dog bites 3 people, including toddler, after jumping from SUV window on Eden Prairie exit ramp, police say
• Ozempic, Wegovy could create "dangerous complication" before surgery
• 'Cruise Nights' at Patriot Place give back to the community and students
• "Project Hired" job fair aims to help formerly incarcerated find employment
• Abandoned in 1987, NE Minneapolis's Hollywood Theatre now has new lease on life
• Mayor Adams: Many of Gov. Hochul's asylum seeker crisis criticisms wrong
• Nicetown school gets new playground, just in time for new school year
• San Jose officer shot while responding to domestic dispute remains hospitalized
• NBA champion Denver Nuggets schedule released
• MDOT showcases new innovative road building method on I-696
• Pedestrian hit by Metra train in Westmont
• Two arrested in connection with Palmdale freeway shooting that left two women injured
• SUV crashes into Skokie daycare center
• 11th-grade student found dead on Austin high school campus, district says
• Fallen Miami-Dade officer Echaverry honored during community school supply giveaway
• Ranger issues warning to hikers who "bushwack" at Camp Hale
• MTA will use congestion pricing funds for existing issues
• 70 animals rescued from feces- and urine-covered Jeannette home
• Porsche stolen from Golden Valley dealership; 8th car stolen in area this week
• Ann Arbor Public Schools employees "extremely distressed" as school board moves to oust superintendent
• Former DCFS worker, 14 others charged with stealing $3.2 million in foster care funds
• $100K winning Powerball ticket sold at Delco ACME
• Sheriff: Junior O. Carranza-Guerra, 22, killed in western Wisconsin crash involving semi truck
• Man who was a minor when he killed and beheaded a teen gets shorter sentence
• Ron DeSantis super PAC debate memo advises him to defend Trump and "hammer" Ramaswamy
• 2 drivers killed in head-on crash north of New Richmond, Wisconsin
• Sheletta Brundidge's social media strategy workshop
• Fundraising at Target Field
• Class-action suit filed against Frontier alleges "All You Can Fly Pass" fraud
• Police seek information after Mercedes stolen in Butler County
• Tuohy family attorneys speak amid allegations that they faked adoption for millions
• Arizona AG investigating 2020 alleged fake electors tied to Trump
• Jail where Trump is to be booked is subject of safety probe
• Firefighters battling lightning-sparked blazes in Northern California get help from light rain
• Wisconsin fur farm workers try to recapture 3,000 mink that activists claim to have released
• Why are fireflies disappearing?
• Museum exhibit showcases fight for accessibility across NYC
• Police: Jewelry store burglary in Baltimore County may be related to other smash-and-grabs
• Former NU athletes send letter defending school's athletic culture
• Seven charged in theft of 16 Ford Bronco Raptors across Metro Detroit
• U.S. businessman serving time for bribery in Russia arrested for "espionage"
• How to get the best home equity loan rate in today's economy
• Aer Lingus to fly direct from DIA to Dublin starting May 2024
• Larimer County warns residents of ongoing West Nile virus threat
• Children taken by non-custodial parent in Worcester found safe
• What is the "question mark" in new James Webb telescope image?
• Campfire bans implemented in Western states as wildfire fears grow
• Want the best private student loan interest rate? Do this now
• Greensburg chemical lab evacuated after several people get sick
• Colorado No. 2 in U.S. for homes at risk for wildfire
• Wisconsin crime labs processed DNA test results faster in 2022
• Red Lake Nation plans to roll out mobile weed dispensary
• Timberwolves to open regular season on the road in Toronto: See regular season schedule
• Nominate an Excellent Educator
• School police officers say Minnesota's new restrictions on use of holds will tie their hands
• Gaylord Hotel will expand and renovate three restaurants and the Grand Lodge
• 'It's tacky': Many unhappy with 'Blue Beetle' ad on Philadelphia Museum of Art steps
• Diane Sawyer's Vineyard home with "astonishing" views listed for $24 million
• Mary's Vine fig recipe on Talk Pittsburgh
• When Marcus Smart will return to Boston with Grizzlies
• 9-year-old bicyclist seriously hurt after being hit by pickup truck
• Search for missing Baltimore sailor no longer active, family remains hopeful
• Ford releases images, brochures for over 300 past concept cars
• Stolen Maserati recovered, along with 4 other cars, after tipster spots it in north Minneapolis
• Kidsburgh Weekend Guide: Aug. 18-20
• Police searching for suspect who killed 11-year-old girl, left body in her Texas home
• Florida man who attacked officers with flagpole at Capitol riot gets 4 years in prison
• FDA approves new drug to prevent RSV in children
• Talk Pittsburgh Links: August 17, 2023
• 5 hurt when vehicle crashes with moose during Thursday storms
• Tavai urging Pats fans to help victims of Hawaii wildfires
• Britney Spears' net worth: Her earnings, real estate and divorces
• What another Fed rate hike could mean for your savings
• The Go-To Girlfriend: Workout items to add to your gym bag
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Beach hazards in Indiana
• Will CD and savings interest rates go higher? What to know now
• How to watch today's Cleveland Browns vs. Philadelphia Eagles preseason NFL game
• Over 1.5 million dehumidifiers recalled due to fire, burn risk
• Cal FB overhauls roster, hopes for rebound in 7th year under Justin Wilcox
• Miami Heat announce schedule for 2023-24 season
• Hurricane Hilary forms off Mexico's Pacific coast as it takes aim at Southern California
• Seizing of Nicaraguan private university could trigger wave of migrants to South Florida
• LA leaders establish a task force and hotline to address rash of retail flash robs
• Saginaw man indicted for trafficking fentanyl linked to fatal overdose
• Police officer injured in crash chasing alleged stolen vehicle in North Philadelphia
• Biden visits Scranton to pay respects to former Pennsylvania First Lady Ellen Casey
• Patriots' offense dominates Packers in best practice of the summer
• Woman found dead in Oakland hills; Case being investigated as homicide
• Man wounded in shooting that killed Takeoff sues venue
• Mortgage rates soar to their highest level in 21 years
• Crane collapses on middle school in Wayne
• Active hurricane season could cost Americans at the gas pump
• Minneapolis landlord, subject of $1M lawsuit, now charged with felony tax crimes
• Suspended Somerset County DA sentenced to up to 7 years on indecent assault, strangulation charges
• Where's Marty? Taking a look inside Ryan's Relics in Perry Hall
• The risk-free money move most Americans are missing out on
• Keion White leaves Thursday's practice with a leg injury
• Minneapolis City Council passes ordinance setting minimum wage for rideshare drivers
• Pet Rescue Spotlight: Forever Fortunate Felines
• Multiple fights break out at Patriots-Packers joint practice
• Family asks judge to declare Dee Warner legally dead
• CDOT to send hearses through Colorado Springs as a safety reminder
• Oliver Citywide Academy students relocating to 4 satellite locations across Pittsburgh Public Schools
• Officials discuss body camera video evidence in Fargo shooting ambush
• Biden pays respects to late mother of Sen. Bob Casey in Scranton
• Gold prices are falling. Should I invest now?
• Gasometer structure along I-95 in Port Richmond being demolished
• Mosquitoes in Laurel test positive for the West Nile Virus, MDH says
• #BetterTogether: CBS New York, Khleeko partner for back-to-school drive
• Paterson school abruptly closed after building deemed unsafe
• Downtown Fort Worth street closed after water main break
• Tyquan Thornton leaves practice early with medical personnel
• Tax rebate payments could hit Minnesotans' accounts this week
• Mortgage rates hit highest level in more than 20 years
• Starbucks ordered to pay Shannon Phillips an additional $2.7 million
• Woman arrested for DUI outside Petaluma High School on first day of classes
• Groundwater treatment systems to address 'forever chemicals' planned near Michigan military base
• Flood ravaged businesses struggle to reopen in North Andover
• Man dies after getting hit by truck and bus in the Bronx
• Five street vendors in Los Angeles robbed at gunpoint overnight
• Georgia man convicted in 1991 murder of 17-year-old Malden girl
• Loaded backpacks could cause long-term harm. Here's how to stay safe at school
• Eagles' Haason Reddick to have surgery to repair right thumb injury: source
• $20M+ in meth and cocaine seized at Texas-Mexico border in 3 days
• Dearborn Public Schools to delay early release days until October
• How to protect your retirement with a gold IRA
• This week on "Sunday Morning: By Design" (August 20)
• Lions WR Jameson Williams has another setback, likely out for preseason with hamstring injury
• North Dakota governor, running for president, dodges questions on Trump
• Update: Cochrane Fire in Morgan Hill near Highway 101 nears full containment
• Family of man killed by Philadelphia police officer demands answers and justice
• Central Park in Milford to undergo $3.9 million renovation project this year
• El Segundo makes its Little League World Series debut Thursday
• Saudi Arabia executes U.S. national convicted of killing his father
• SPAM sending cans of food to Hawaii after wildfires
• Body of missing Shaler man found in Allegheny River
• U.S. sanctions 4 Russian operatives for Alexey Navalny poisoning
• Hawaii vows to protect Maui homeowners from land grabs after wildfires
• PA K-9 heads to Hawaii to help in Maui fire search
• Minneapolis animal shelters extend hours to meet climbing intake needs
• Englewood Back to School Parade and South Side Neighborhood Gospel Fest on Saturday
• Kid scientists from East Harlem launch gummy bears into space
• MSPCA fixes dog's "broken heart," now looking for adopters
• Vikings' WR Jordan Addison in concussion protocol
• Lotto prize grows to $21.5M for Thursday night's drawing
• Coach Prime gets hackles up over some of his players not joining in fight
• Evacuations still in place for Highway Fire in Nevada County
• Boyle Heights box truck explosion rattles neighborhood, damages vehicles
• State police investigate shooting on I-696 in Southfield
• North Miami woman celebrates 109th birthday
• Severe thunderstorm threat, low tornado risk into the afternoon
• Lapeer County family pleads for return of missing memorial keepsake
• Front Range and Plains hazy from wildfire smoke
• Britney Spears' husband files for divorce, source tells AP
• Woman filmed climbing Rome's Trevi Fountain to fill up water bottle
• Raising money for veterans: White Dog Cafe's annual Dining Out for the Dogs is next week
• Detmers takes no-hitter into 8th inning, Angels beat Rangers 2-0
• CPW still trying to figure out where wolves who'll be reintroduced will come from
• Britney Spears' husband files for divorce, source tells AP
• 'Aspire' educational monument to be unveiled in Englewood
• Is everybody overstating Patriots' punchless offense?
• SF Laguna Honda Hospital gets Medi-Cal recertified after threatened with closure
• California TV producer dies after falling from banned rope swing
• Commission won't tell Wisconsin's top elections official whether to appear at reappointment hearing
• Fired Wisconsin courts director files complaints against liberal Supreme Court justices
• Thieves break in, steal medication from North Side pharmacy
• 1.5 million brand-name dehumidifiers recalled after fires and damage
• Minnesota's drought conditions improve with recent rainfall
• Quigley to gauge climate change's impact at city's cultural institutions
• Firefighter reflects on 36th anniversary of Northwest Airlines Flight 255 crash
• Back to school: How parents can make the most of returning to schedules
• Dearborn shelter offering $1K reward for information after cat shot with an arrow
• Police search for suspect in string of car burglaries in Oak Lawn
• Denver moves forward with plans for micro-communities
• Florida teen captured massive 15+ foot python
• WNBA Commissioner arrives in Denver for pitch on expansion team
• Field Museum to take Inflatable version of "Sobek" the Spinosaurus on river boat tour
• Is now the right time to open a jumbo CD?
• Raising Cane's donating portion of profits to Maui
• Red Sox bats need to wake up
• Man sentenced to 180 days in jail, charged with vandalizing Lake in the Hills bakery
• At least 10 dead after plane crashes into highway in Malaysia
• Palos Park police warn of scammers pretending to be ComEd workers
• Pasadena man killed in Laurel crash
• Douglas County PrideFest deals with opposition
• U.S. jobless claims applications fall as labor market continues to show resiliency
• Maui official defends decision not to activate sirens during wildfires
• Volunteers packed school supplies in preparation for back-to-school bash in Aurora
• Messi makes shortlist for UEFA award as best player last season
• Duncanville ISD PD works to create a safe environment for students, faculty
• PTL Links: August 17, 2023
• CBS Mornings Deals: Get a video doorbell for 50% off
• 3 great benefits of online banking
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Morning showers, storms
• Hillsong founder not guilty of concealing father's child sex crimes
• Video shows Steamship Authority ferry break loose from Woods Hole dock
• Pilot died after suffering medical emergency on flight from Miami to Chile
• WCCO Mid-Morning Links: August 17, 2023
• Woman killed in Southwest Baltimore shooting
• Man found dead at Breakheart Reservation may have fallen
• Tow truck driver killed in hit-and-run crash on Parkway West, police say
• Too soon? Dunkin' brings back pumpkin-flavored treats
• Aer Lingus will return to MSP Airport in Spring 2024
• Paradise, Calif. deploying warning sirens 5 years after deadly wildfire
• COVID-19 levels on the rise heading into flu season
• Greeting your neighbors could boost your well-being, research shows
• Australian home declared safe after "radioactive" material discovered
• Sagamore Bridge will be first of 2 Cape Cod bridges to be replaced, Healey says
• On Call with Dr. Kumar: Preventing overuse injuries
• NEXT Weather: Afternoon storms, highs push to just above 90 degrees
• Excessive Heat Warning in effect for North Texas from noon Thursday through Friday night
• Van Dyke, Kinchens look to lead a Miami Hurricanes revival in 2023
• NYPD looking for man on moped seen stealing peoples' headphones
• Standoff with man accused of shooting 3 law enforcement officers continues
• The British Museum fires employee for allegedly stealing ancient treasures
• Roche: Packers defense took it to Patriots in first day of joint practices
• Watch: Patriots vs. Packers McCourty 'Twincast' on WBZ.com
• MPCA downgrades air quality alert in Minnesota
• Miami Proud: Injured firefighter realizes his dream of becoming a doctor
• AMBER Alert canceled for missing boy from Beaumont
• 11 people wanted for burglary at Consulate General of Senegal
• CBS 2's Kris Habermehl celebrates 30 years as radio voice of Chicago's Air and Water Show
• Shine Music Festival creates inclusion for all music lovers
• St. Paul police say endangered baby has been found safe
• Back To School: Miami-Dade, Broward face teacher shortages as new school year begins
• Giuliani's path from law-and-order champion to RICO defendant
• The Call of the Snow-Covered Roads: PennDOT hosting hiring events for seasonal, full-time jobs
• Driver shot and killed in West Ridge
• Pittsburgh Weather: Dry and seasonal Thursday with overnight rain chance
• Evacuation of Yellowknife in far northern Canada ordered as wildfires near
• Family of pregnant mother of 3 fatally shot by police in Denver suburb sues
• Peoples Gas crews digging along Mill Street in Penn Hills
• Family at heart of Danversport's long running success
• Public restrooms coming to Downtown Pittsburgh
• "Labor Day Crackdown" DUI enforcement period underway
• Update: Suspect arrested after San Jose police officer shot in residential neighborhood
• Family to commemorate life of Rachel Morin with community events
• Ribbon cutting held for UPMC Passavant's First Impressions renovation project
• Texas woman charged with threatening federal judge in Trump case

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• Disabled passengers hail robotaxi pluses
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• Mother keeps memory of murdered son alive in San Francisco
• Hurricane Hilary strengthens to Category 4 as it moves to Southern California
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• Sacramento-area schools largely unprepared for AI in the classroom
• Arrest made in 1986 disappearance of Modesto teen Susan Robin Bender
• Viral smash-and-grab videos fuel calls for crackdown in Southern California
• Tahoe residents hold town hall on preparing for disaster
• Family of woman found dead at Sacramento hospital demands answers at vigil
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• Evacuation orders lifted after wildfire in Nevada County near North San Juan
• Cal OES prepares to send resources as SoCal braces for Hurricane Hilary
• Orange Unified School District considers gender identification
• UCHealth launches program to help fill need for first responders
• Army of chefs, volunteers, students pump out 11,000 meals a day to help Maui survivors
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• 5 defendants in 9/11 attacks could escape death penalty
• NEXT Weather: 10 p.m. report from Aug. 17, 2023
• New England Revs welcome pediatric cancer patients to movie night at Gillette
• Good Question: What is NextGen TV?
• More excessive heat expected in North Texas
• Report reveals large racial disparity among Ferndale tickets, arrests involving Black drivers
• Mom honored for saving man having heart attack behind the wheel at Eden Prairie event
• North Texas family back home after narrowly escaping fatal Maui wildfires
• Family of 5 hurt when van collides with moose near Lake Vermillion
• Foster Love Project holds back-to-school bash
• Senior group Voice of Brookdale to perform national anthem at Rams/Raiders game
• WATCH: Driver in stolen Porsche 911 flees Minneapolis police
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• Actor, tortilla maker Rocky Lopez's memory honored
• Summer dibs on an Edgewater street? What's going on?
• Survivors of mass shooting at Minneapolis DIY punk venue says queerphobia led to violence
• Tuohy family attorneys speak amid allegations that they faked adoption for millions
• Philadelphia Magazine Influencer Awards in Fishtown
• Man accused of sniffing women at Burbank Barnes and Noble arrested once again
• Baltimore Police make second arrest in Brooklyn Homes mass shooting
• Virtual reality headset helps calm young patients at Nicklaus Children's Hospital
• KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (8/17)
• Former Michigan athlete gives back to youth through basketball camp
• Somerville working to rid Edgerly School of asbestos before school begins
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• Common and Noname host back-to-school bash
• An exclusive look as the NYPD evaluates their Union Square response
• Maui Emergency Management Director resigns following the devastating wildfire
• CPS still experiencing bus driver shortage
• Bracelets honor victims of Plum house explosion
• Eagles tied 18 with Cleveland Browns at second preseason game
• HCSO: Man connected to deputy's shooting possibly barricaded; 2 other law enforcement officers shot
• Illinois attorney general now involved with complaints against monument company
• 80-year-old veteran charged with trafficking meth was victim to elder fraud scheme, family says
• 7-year-old boy accidentally shoots himself in Humboldt Park
• Worcester Diocese says students must use names and pronouns assigned at birth
• UAW president speaks on contract talks ahead of next week's strike vote
• Head of Hawaii Emergency Management Agency resigns
• Investigators release video of suspect in Rachel Morin murder
• Philadelphia officer identified in deadly Kensington shooting
• Miami man accused of destroying tombstone of someone killed by drunk driver
• FEMA flood relief is coming to Chicago area, but some say it's too late
• PIX Now Evening Edition 8-17-23
• Los Banos farmer finds cash cow in compost
• Go-Ahead Entry at Phillies' Citizens Bank Park
• Harford County Public Schools Superintendent describes district struggles and successes
• 10 Antioch and Pittsburg officers indicted for civil rights violations, other charges
• Hurricane Hilary: How will it affect California?
• Police: Officer shot 17-year-old reaching for handgun in Brooklyn
• Peninsula farmer works to prop up agriculture in San Mateo County
• Maryland murder suspect connected to home invasion, assault in Los Angeles
• Family of Livermore senior killed by man on house arrest call for justice
• Community comes together as Maui Emergency Management Agency Administrator resigns
• Suspect barricaded in Sacramento home along Cobble Bay Court
• East Bay community became an LGBT retirement mecca
• Thursday evening weather forecast - Aug. 17, 2023
• Some evacuations lifted around Highway Fire in Nevada County
• KDKA News Update PM: August 17, 2023
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• Time running out for Colorado's wolf reintroduction plan
• Teenage employee reportedly shot at Santiago's restaurant in Commerce City
• Contractor turns teacher to offer HS students construction career options
• From one Paradise to another: Camp Fire survivors helping Maui Fire victims
• Yolo County judge formally commits Davis stabbings suspect Carlos Dominguez to state hospital
• Firefighters warn Sacramentans to not buy tickets to illegal lantern festival
• New safety measures at Sac State after recent crime reports
• DelTondo family calls out Beaver County district attorney
• Community comes together in Lahaina
• S.F. leaders push back at robotaxi approval
• Cook County helps suburban businesses prevent pollution
• Hiking groups more alert after sexual predator arrested
• First Alert Weather Thursday night forecast 8-17-23
• Harford County investigators release information on suspect in murder or Rachel Morin
• Ozempic and Wegovy users warned of drugs causing issues during surgery
• How to avoid rock explosion project on I-70 Floyd Hill
• Communities help survivors of Maui wildfires
• 6 school districts file lawsuit against Colorado over Universal Preschool Program
• Southern California prepares for Hurricane Hilary
• Chicago area homeowners relieved federal help for flooding finally on the way
• At least 1 person reportedly shot near 72nd and Hwy 85
• Harford County investigators share video of suspect in Rachel Morin murder
• United Airlines pilot charged in bizarre ax attack caught on video in Denver airport lot
• California watching Hurricane Hilary closely
• Gary bets on new tech development at old Union Station
• US mortgage rates surged to highest level in 21 years
• Sacramento Kings full 2023-24 regular season schedule released,
• Plum youth football players attend Steelers training camp after losing teammate in house explosion
• Devastation and recovery in Maui after fires
• Question Everything: Is an end of summer COVID spike a cause for alarm?
• Retail theft on the rise nationwide
• Glendale police arrest 1 of 30 people accused of robbing YSL store
• WCCO digital update: Afternoon of Aug. 17, 2023
• On Your Corner. In Your Corner. Justice delivered for North Texas couple with $11K damage to truck
• LA forms task force to tackle recent rash of flash mob robberies
• Getting Hotter Heading Into The Weekend
• Real estate developers try to capitalize off Maui wildfires
• Raw Video: Feds briefing on arrests, raids in Antioch, Pittsburg police investigation
• Vikings wrap up joint practice with Titans
• NEXT Weather: 6 p.m. report from August 17, 2023
• New security measures at the Minnesota State Fair
• Healthy Waltham Food Pantry has new home after nearly losing current location
• First day of school for students in Poudre School District
• Funeral held for migrant toddler who died on bus to Chicago
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