Person with measles traveled through Union Station in L.A. in late July
Public health officials encourage residents, especially anyone who travels internationally, to get the measles vaccine.
Daily Archives: August 6, 2019
Oakland Raiders are ready to watch HBO’s Hard Knocks
NAPA (KRON) The Oakland Raiders gear for the debut of HBO’s Hard Knocks set to premiere tonight. When speaking with teammates following Tuesday’s training camp, … Continue reading
Bay Area’s ‘Ski Mask Rapist’ eligible for parole, case to be heard this week
SANTA CLARA COUNTY (KRON) — The man known as the ‘Ski Mask Rapist’ could be released from prison. George Anthony Sanchez was convicted of raping … Continue reading
De Blasio says $9 million in new funding will go to Brooklyn’s Brownsville neighborhood after gang-related mass shooting
Brownsville will get $9 million in anti-violence funding after a gang-related mass shooting in the Brooklyn neighborhood killed a man and left 11 more people … Continue reading
Washington’s primary election tests new voter system, but ‘everything went according to plan’
The new statewide voter management system, VoteWA, had a rocky rollout this spring, but county auditors Tuesday said it was running smoothly as the 8 … Continue reading
City Commission Meeting 08/06/19
So what’s up with the big tent at Fisherman’s Wharf?
Water taxis, food trucks, a fish fry, and a buffet line. Those are just some of the attractions coming to Kewalo Basin in less than … Continue reading
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White Sox/Tigers split doubleheader
DETROIT (AP) — Miguel Cabrera had three hits and scored twice to help the Detroit Tigers to a 10-6 win over the Chicago White Sox … Continue reading
The good, bad of Westport’s metal detectors one year later
Metal detectors were added Aug. 31, 2018, at entry points to Westport on Friday and Saturday nights. Since then, aggravated assaults and property damage are … Continue reading
Peanut APP helps Moms connect
Lester hit hard in 11-4 loss to the A’s
CHICAGO (AP) — Cubs lefty Jon Lester was tagged for a career high-tying 11 runs in only four innings, with Dustin Garneau and Stephen Piscotty … Continue reading
Lester hit hard in 11-4 loss to the A’s
CHICAGO (AP) — Cubs lefty Jon Lester was tagged for a career high-tying 11 runs in only four innings, with Dustin Garneau and Stephen Piscotty … Continue reading
Study: Glacier melt rates higher than thought
Free Music Festival for kids in Lincoln City
“NW” winds aloft acting as heat/high humidity barrier; hottest 100° temps remain west & south in Plains/Rockies; active storms flare to Chicago’s west Wed. arriving in diminished form—if at all Wed. night; August keep generous sunshine coming—just like July
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“NW” winds aloft acting as heat/high humidity barrier; hottest 100° temps remain west & south in Plains/Rockies; active storms flare to Chicago’s west Wed. arriving in diminished form—if at all Wed. night; August keep generous sunshine coming—just like July
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‘You didn’t give up’: Mayor praises anti-crime efforts in Ivanhoe
Every year on the first Tuesday in August, thousands of communities across the country participate in National Night Out. It’s a community event designed to … Continue reading
‘You didn’t give up’: Mayor praises anti-crime efforts in Ivanhoe
Every year on the first Tuesday in August, thousands of communities across the country participate in National Night Out. It’s a community event designed to … Continue reading
Berríos struggles in Twins’ 12-7 loss to Braves
Ronald Acuña Jr. and Freddie Freeman hit first-pitch homers off Minnesota ace Jose Berríos and the Atlanta Braves routed the Twins 12-7
WEATHER NOW: Scattered T’Storms Wednesday P.M.
. WPRI 12’s Pinpoint Doppler Weather service for Rhode Island and Southeastern Mass.
WEATHER NOW: Scattered T’Storms Wednesday P.M.
. WPRI 12’s Pinpoint Doppler Weather service for Rhode Island and Southeastern Mass.
Famous Birthdays for 7th August 2019
1779 – Louis de Freycinet, French explorer (d. 1842) 1877 – Ulrich Salchow, Swedish figure skater (d. 1949) 1884 – Billie Burke [Mary William Ethelbert … Continue reading
Historical Events for 7th August 2019
1620 – Astronomer Johannes Kepler’s mother arrested for witchcraft 1900 – Diamond workers in Amsterdam strike 1930 – Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King loses the … Continue reading
One person hurt in shooting outside Raymore Walmart
One person was shot twice Tuesday night in the parking lot of the Walmart in Raymore, Missouri.
One person hurt in shooting outside Raymore Walmart
One person was shot twice Tuesday night in the parking lot of the Walmart in Raymore, Missouri.
Today in History for 7th August 2019
Historical Events 626 – Battle at Constantinople: Slavic/Persians/Avarenvloot defeated 1820 – 1st potatoes planted in Hawaii 1944 – IBM dedicates the first program-controlled calculator, the … Continue reading
Police: Roswell man had multiple weapons and explosives in home
Sentencing set for ex-dean who had oversight of Larry Nassar
Sentencing is scheduled for a former dean who had oversight of now-imprisoned sports doctor Larry Nassar at Michigan State University
Eugenio Suarez feels blessed to have back-to-back 30-HR seasons
Suarez joins Tony Perez as the only other Red to do it.
Permission from a homeowner isn’t all you need to pick palmetto berries
Mass shootings cast light on hate-fueled incidents in RI, nation
The two mass shootings that left at least 31 people dead in Texas and Ohio are again shining a light on how hate affects communities … Continue reading
Mass shootings cast light on hate-fueled incidents in RI, nation
The two mass shootings that left at least 31 people dead in Texas and Ohio are again shining a light on how hate affects communities … Continue reading
Push to get Hot Cars Act passed to protect children
Write and wrong: Appeals court hears latest family arguments for control of John Steinbeck’s works
Call it the gripes of wrath. John Steinbeck’s family members continued their decades-long battle for control of the Nobel Prize-winning author’s literary works on Tuesday … Continue reading
Utah mall evacuates a panicking crowd after the sound of a falling sign was mistaken for gunfire
Panic broke out during a performance at a West Valley City mall on Tuesday night after the sound of a falling sign was mistaken for … Continue reading
Video Now: Boston FBI special agent discusses domestic terrorism
Video Now: Boston FBI special agent discusses domestic terrorism
Meaning of Domestic Terrorism in Gilroy Shooting
The Gilroy Garlic Festival mass shooting is now a domestic terrorism case, according to the FBI. So what exactly does that mean? Senior investigative reporter … Continue reading
Barnhart leads Reds homer barrage in 8-4 win over Angels
Cincinnati brought the boomsticks to GABP.
How surprising is the Mets turnaround?
How surprising is the Mets turnaround? New York is above .500 for the first time since May 2nd and making a push for the Wild … Continue reading
AOC-backed candidate Tiffany Cabán concedes defeat in Queens DA race
Queens district attorney candidate Tiffany Cabán conceded defeat Tuesday night — six weeks after the Democratic primary election that pitted her against the establishment-backed Queens … Continue reading
Greinke wins Astros debut with HR help, tops Rockies 11-6
Zack Greinke labored through six innings but wound up with a win in his Astros debut as Houston hit four home runs to beat the … Continue reading
What is 8chan? A look at the website that was shut down after El Paso mass shooting
CHICAGO — Controversial internet message board 8chan went offline Monday after internet infrastructure company Cloudflare stopped providing support for the website used by the suspected … Continue reading
What is 8chan? A look at the website that was shut down after El Paso mass shooting
CHICAGO — Controversial internet message board 8chan went offline Monday after internet infrastructure company Cloudflare stopped providing support for the website used by the suspected … Continue reading
Arlington will tax tickets and parking to help Rangers pay for their debt on stadium
Baseball fans going to Globe Life Field will pay a 10% tax on tickets and a $3 tax for parking, which will go to the … Continue reading
Jackson County allocates $562k to help BOE with property assessment appeals
Jackson County announced Tuesday that nearly $562,000 from the 2019 Assessment Fund will be appropriated to the Board of Equalization for salary increases and possibly … Continue reading
Tim Dundon, ‘Guru of Doo Doo,’ whose compost nourished Altadena’s gardens, dies at 77
Tim Dundon — better known as Zeke the Sheik — maintained a legendary compost pile that at one point reached 40 feet high and 200 … Continue reading
Catholic archbishop deletes tweets telling Trump to ‘stop racism, starting with yourself’
A Catholic archbishop reportedly tweeted Monday that President Trump needs to “stop racism, starting with yourself” in the wake of Saturday’s mass shooting in El … Continue reading
CBSMiami.com Weather @ Your Desk 8-6-19 11PM
CBS Miami meteorologist Dave Warren has your evening weather forecast.
El Paso GOP chairman: We still have a lot of healing to do
El Paso, Texas GOP chairman Adolpho Telles weighs in on how the community is coming together in the wake of tragedy.
Tulsa firefighters rescue kitten from storm drain
Tulsa firefighters rescue kitten from storm drain
2 3-Run Homers For A’s, Bad Night For Lester As Cubs Get Clobbered
CHICAGO (AP) — Cubs lefty Jon Lester was tagged for a career high-tying 11 runs in only four innings, with Dustin Garneau and Stephen Piscotty … Continue reading
Florida Man Says He Survived Shark Attack And Is Now Reborn
A man who was injured after a possible shark attack off of Bill Baggs State Park, was released from the hospital on Tuesday.
Exclusive Interview with the Spirit Airlines Bat (feat. Nick Kroll)
Spade scores an interview with the bat who went viral on a Spirit Airlines flight. About Lights Out with David Spade: Specializing in celebrities, entertainment … Continue reading
Looking To Harm Maduro Regime, Trump Administration Issues Embargo On Venezuela
It has been characterized as maybe an ‘embargo light’ aimed at Venezuelan military and government officials and front companies who are selling off Venezuelan oil … Continue reading
A 40-year-old Williamson County cold case victim has been identified
The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office is reporting a break in a 40-year-old cold case commonly known as the “orange socks” case.
Pair Of Vigils Held In Miami-Dade County To Honor Mass Shooting Victims
Two vigils in Miami-Dade County to honor victims in El Paso and Dayton left many in tears Tuesday evening.
Exclusive Look Into BSO Active Shooter Training Exercises
Dozens of Broward Sheriff’s deputies, fire rescue personnel and other employees were part of comprehensive active shooter training.
New Details Emerge About Shooters In El Paso, Dayton Massacres
President Trump plans to visit Dayton, Ohio and El Paso, Texas on Wednesday.
CBS 2 Takes Action: Gates Always Down At Blue Island Railroad Crossing, Drivers Go Right Through
BLUE ISLAND, Ill. (CBS) — Drivers zoom right past the flashing gates at a railroad crossing in Blue Island – and they know it’s dangerous. … Continue reading
Jason Chaffetz: To stop more shootings, stop erasing criminal records of juveniles prone to violence
The pattern of mass shooters whose violent rhetoric began as minors is not new. But once these kids reach that magical age of 18, no … Continue reading
Man, Woman Rescued After Car Plunges Into Willow Creek In Rosemont
ROSEMONT, Ill. (CBS)– A dramatic rescue was caught on camera in Rosemont Tuesday evening, after a car plunged upside-down into a creek. As CBS 2’s … Continue reading
Barnwell: Four playoff favorites that could decline and one team that could tank
Four 2018 playoff teams — and one rebuilding team — are likely to be worse in 2019. Here’s why each could see a drop off.
Barnwell: Five NFL teams that will win more in 2019 and why
Quarterback injuries and dreadful defense doomed these five teams last season. Here’s why each could take steps forward.
Thank you for 3 years of Next
This has been an unexpected journey together for the last three years here on Next. Thank you. More local videos here: https://bit.ly/2Pa0d1l Subscribe to NEXT: … Continue reading
Johnson County incumbents hang onto seats in primary — but one just barely
The two incumbents on the Johnson County Community College Board of Trustees came out ahead in Tuesday’s primary election, advancing in the most competitive and … Continue reading
Johnson County incumbents hang onto seats in primary — but one just barely
The two incumbents on the Johnson County Community College Board of Trustees came out ahead in Tuesday’s primary election, advancing in the most competitive and … Continue reading
Johnson County incumbents hang onto seats in primary — but one just barely
The two incumbents on the Johnson County Community College Board of Trustees came out ahead in Tuesday’s primary election, advancing in the most competitive and … Continue reading
Utah Supreme Court throws out challenge to legislation that replaced medical cannabis ballot initiative
The Utah Supreme Court has thrown out a citizen group’s challenge to the legislature’s bill replacing Proposition 2, the state’s voter-approved medical cannabis law. “The … Continue reading
Who is behind the political ad about medical billing and rate setting?
A political ad on our air and elsewhere urges you to light up Senator Gardner’s phones. Politics guy Marshall Zelinger is making it our next … Continue reading
Hero during Sutherland Springs church attack talks with local law enforcement
The man credited with stopping a massacre at the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas spoke at a law enforcement training convention in San … Continue reading
10News Latest Headlines | August 6, 7pm
Brad Ausmus on his young players getting a lot of game time
Brad Ausmus pre game press conference.
Jovan Dewitt is relishing Nebraska football practices following cancer treatment
LINCOLN, Neb. — Jovan Dewitt’s happy place is on the practice field, and he’s never appreciated being there as much as he does now. Dewitt … Continue reading
Scooter companies are using GPS to disable scooting in certain areas
Electric scooters – Denver’s new robot overlords – have a hidden weakness. A way for the city to control where they go. More local videos … Continue reading
KCPD’s police athletic league treats kids to shopping spree
KCPD’s athletic league surprised 25 kids with a $100 shopping spree to Academy Sports. The event was part of the National Night Out. Subscribe to … Continue reading
Neighbors, police unite to reduce violence
Residents upset about recent violence show up for a National Night Out in Kansas City, Kansas. Subscribe to KMBC on YouTube now for more: http://bit.ly/1fXGVrh … Continue reading
