Site Map August 27, 2020

Years / 2020 / August / 27

• Gov. Evers visits Kenosha, community continues cleanup efforts: 'We'll rise up'
• Wrongly convicted man in 1983 murder can be released Thursday from Hardee County prison, judge rules
• U.S. Marshals recover 39 missing children in Georgia operation
• Major League Baseball postpones more games in response to racial injustice
• Homicide charges filed against Illinois teenager Kyle Rittenhouse in fatal shooting during protests
• NHL postpones 2 days of playoff games following criticism from Black players
• Black Lives Matter activists to hold Black National Convention, put spotlight on police brutality
• Salt River Tubing closed for the rest of the 2020 season
• 9 arrested after 'suspicious vehicles with out-of-state plates' stopped on 4th night of protests in Kenosha
• ‘Houses that are totally gone’: 4 dead as Tropical Storm Laura exits Louisiana, leaving wake of destruction
• What is the limit on a balance transfer card?
• 7 ways to pay off unplanned expenses
• ACLU calls for 'immediate resignation' of Kenosha police chief, sheriff after Blake shooting
• President Trump: NBA has become like 'a political organization'
• Kamala Harris slams ‘profound failure of leadership’ in counter to Trump ahead of final night of RNC
• 'Jacob Blake didn't pose any threat:' Attorney releases statement after DOJ said knife found after shooting
• 'Glass falling everywhere': Video, images show damage in the aftermath of Hurricane Laura
• Police largely silent as outrage builds over Jacob Blake shooting
• FD: Man seriously injured in North Phoenix apartment fire
• Here's why you should use a credit card instead of a debit card
• 132 arrests made during unrest, looting in Minneapolis overnight
• Tropical Storm Laura left behind a beautiful 'eddy' when passing close to Key West, NWS explains
• American man faces jail, $500K fine for repeated violation of Canadian border restriction
• 4 deaths caused by falling trees in Louisiana during Hurricane Laura
• Pence blurs details about killing of Oakland federal officer by alleged right-wing extremist
• Gov. Evers: National Guard members from AZ, MI, AL will support Wisconsin guard in Kenosha
• Luxury yacht burns and sinks in the Mediterranean
• R. Kelly attacked by inmate in Chicago prison, attorney says
• Hurricane Laura captured in stunning pictures from space
• Chemical fire billows near Lake Charles in Hurricane Laura’s wake
• Wisconsin, Minnesota health departments reaffirm commitment to COVID-19 testing despite revised CDC policies
• Green Bay Packers, NFL teams cancel practice in response to Jacob Blake shooting
• 4th night of Kenosha protests peaceful after chaos and shootings
• Nurses arrange wedding ceremony for coronavirus patient at San Antonio hospital
• TikTok CEO Kevin Mayer resigns amid US pressure to sell video app
• More than 1 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits
• California wildfires and dwindling water supply threatening Tule elk
• Maricopa County attorney settles records suit filed by ACLU
• Google's location-tracking tactics troubled its own engineers following Arizona lawsuit
• NFL player's missing Florida father found alive and in 'good health'
• Will a face mask protect me, or just the people near me?
• Rockies withstand Arizona’s rally in 9th, hold on to win 8-7
• Girl, 2, with Down syndrome stars in fashion campaign
• Volunteer firefighter drowns, tried to save swimmers in Florida Panhandle
• ‘Tiger King’ star Joe Exotic’s husband says legal team will request presidential pardon