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-in-coronavirus-c/> (8/3, Howell, 492K) also covers the rise in cases under the headline "Sun Belt Gains Offset By Increase In Coronavirus Cases In Midwest." The Los Angeles Times <https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-08-03/california-coronavirus-cases-top- 500-000-covid-19-newsom> (8/3, Nelson

orn/0599cc7890c94ce88e03c739e9a7d9f3? pubid=fbi> (8/3, lead story, 3:20, O'Donnell, 4.24M) reported, "The storm is expected to make landfall around Myrtle Beach in a few hours as a Category 1 hurricane before ripping up the East Coast [Tuesday], bringing with it as much as six inches of rain, flooding, power

he Washington Times (8/3, Howell, 492K) also covers the rise in cases under the headline "Sun Belt Gains Offset By Increase In Coronavirus Cases In Midwest." The Los Angeles Times (8/3, Nelson, Miller, 4.64M) reports California "hit a grim milestone over the weekend: 500,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19

70 miles per hour winds." The CBS Evening NewsVi (8/3, lead story, 3:20, O'Donnell, 4.24M) reported, "The storm is expected to make landfall around Myrtle Beach in a few hours as a Category 1 hurricane before ripping up the East Coast [Tuesday), bringing with it as much as six inches of rain, flooding, powe

Al, Witte, Sheridan, Slater, Sly, 14.2M) reports the impact of the pandemic "is not being felt evenly," as "poorer nations throughout Latin America, the Middle East, South Asia and Africa are bearing a growing share of the caseload, even as wealthier countries in Western Europe and East Asia enjoy a relative res

ic." WPEC-TV West Palm Beach, FL (7/14, Detman, 97K) also reports. EFTA00150071 South Carolina Man Sentenced In Fentanyl Overdose Death. WPDE-TV Myrtle Beach, SC (7/14, Thomas, 430K) reports from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, "A Myrtle Beach man, and convicted drug dealer, was sentenced to serve 12 years

law enforcement in four districts, leading to the arrest of defendants from 10 states that cover crime rings operating in the Eastern, Southern, and Midwest regions of the U.S. and throughout Alaska. The article noted that officials say these efforts are all part of a Department-wide Violent Crime Reduct

hborhood that lived up to South Carolina's slogan: "Smiling Faces, Beautiful Places." But within hours of moving into their three-bedroom house near Myrtle Beach in 2021, the Williamses said their next-door neighbors, a White couple, started scowling at them. The uncomfortable stares eventually led to racial

ndatory National Shelter-At-Home Order. • poll Shows 65% Believe US Handling Coronavirus Worse Than Other Countries. • COVID Case Counts Rising In Midwest And South. • Six States Form Compact To Purchase Rapid-Detection Tests. • California Has First Weekly COVID Case Derline In 12 Weeks • NYC Health

mas, 14.2M) reports the storm "is set to sweep through the Northeast Tuesday afternoon and night" after "causing historic storm surge inundation in Myrtle Beach. In Maryland, it spawned more twisters and unloaded flooding rains." The AP (8/4, Anderson, Morgan) reports the storm "spawned tornadoes and dumped

law enforcement in four districts, leading to the arrest of defendants from 10 states that cover crime rings operating in the Eastern, Southern, and Midwest regions of the U.S. and throughout Alaska. The article noted that officials say these efforts are all part of a Department-wide Violent Crime Reduct

hborhood that lived up to South Carolina's slogan: "Smiling Faces, Beautiful Places." But within hours of moving into their three-bedroom house near Myrtle Beach in 2021, the Williamses said their next-door neighbors, a White couple, started scowling at them. The uncomfortable stares eventually led to racial

he Washington Times (8/3, Howell, 492K) also covers the rise in cases under the headline "Sun Belt Gains Offset By Increase In Coronavirus Cases In Midwest." The Los Angeles Times (8/3, Nelson, Miller, 4.64M) reports California "hit a grim milestone over the weekend: 500,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19

70 miles per hour winds." The CBS Evening NewsVi (8/3, lead story, 3:20, O'Donnell, 4.24M) reported, "The storm is expected to make landfall around Myrtle Beach in a few hours as a Category 1 hurricane before ripping up the East Coast [Tuesday), bringing with it as much as six inches of rain, flooding, powe