Site Map August 13, 2020

Years / 2020 / August / 13

• Study: Wearing neck gaiters as mask may increase risk of COVID-19 spread
• NCAA cancels fall championships as major football marches on amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Humble ISD smoothing out kinks as 45,000 students begin virtual learning
• Driver charged with murder after DUI crash that killed pregnant woman in Anaheim
• Facebook beefs up anti-misinformation efforts ahead of US election
• Despite early fears, only three COVID-19 deaths at Harris Co. Jail
• Fewer people getting tested for COVID-19 in Houston area
• 95-year-old World War II veteran leaves Dallas hospital after beating COVID-19
• Wednesday shooting in SE Houston referred to Harris County grand jury
• Man killed in crash in Missouri City, police investigating
• Injured seniors rescued by helicopter after being chased by a cow and its calf
• Feds say Yale discriminates against Asian, White applicants
• 'Live PD' host Dan Abrams reveals there are 'active' discussions about show's return
• Hundreds of students across US in quarantine after COVID-19 outbreaks at reopened schools
• United Arab Emirates and Israel to establish full diplomatic ties in historic deal
• Search continues for Georgia mom whose toddler was found wandering alone in South Florida
• 12-year-old girl shot while sleeping at Houston motel, police investigating
• How to protect your credit score during the economic crisis
• Men show you how they feel — are you watching?
• Biden calls for mandate requiring all Americans to wear masks
• How do small personal loans work?
• Texas teen flips truck while fleeing police
• Hundreds of dolphins 'stampede' next to tour boat off California coast
• Southland Conference postpones fall sports
• Illinois man sentenced to prison for sex with child who got HIV
• New toxin found in certain hand sanitizers; FDA adds products to 'do not use' list
• How to get approved for a credit card after making late payments
• Johns Hopkins: More than 750,000 people have died from COVID-19 across the world
• Number of Americans filing for unemployment falls below 1M for first time since pandemic started
• For Americans waiting on coronavirus aid, no new relief in sight
• Iran briefly seizes oil tanker near Strait of Hormuz, US says
• Joe Kelly's suspension reduced to 5 games on appeal
• Protest organizer charged in toppling of Christopher Columbus statue at Minnesota State Capitol
• Cowboys will limit stadium capacity to an unspecified amount, require fans to wear masks
• Chicken wings imported to China from Brazil tested positive for COVID-19, Chinese authorities say
• LAFD responds to unusual call for service after man tapes himself to billboard in publicity stunt
• Trump opposes funding to USPS, acknowledging impact on mail-in voting
• FBI to join Beirut explosion investigation, according to US official
• Austin City Council cuts millions of dollars from APD budget, approves fiscal year budget
• Employer offers 'pawternity' leave, $300 toward pet-adoption fees to its workers
• Tropical Storm Josephine forms in the Atlantic Ocean
• 5 ways to permanently lower your monthly student loan payments
• Walgreens now offering doctor’s visits through partnership with VillageMD
• 4 things you can do to save money within just minutes
• These Houston AMC theatres will reopen Aug. 20 with 15-cent tickets
• Trump administration relaxing showerhead rules
• Republicans ramp up effort to monitor voting after restrictions eased
• Man struck by errant gunfire in southeast Houston