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• LNU Lightning Complex: Wind-Whipped Walbridge Flames Trigger Late-Night Mandatory Evacuations In Sonoma County
• 12 Demonstrators Arrested After 'Chunks Of Concrete, Bricks' Thrown At Deputies During Dijon Kizzee Protest
• Deputies Rescue 3 Bear Cubs From Tahoe-Area Dumpster
• Sacramento City Unified Parents Fed Up, Some Call To Boycott Class
• Despite Extreme Conditions, People Still Starting Brush Fires With Illegal Fireworks, Boulder Fire Officials Say
• Colorado Weather: Record Heat Ends With Snow On Tuesday
• Shoe Company Temporarily Becomes Job Center On Labor Day
• Nevada County Among First To Lose Power In PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoff
• Deadly Hit-And-Run: Electric Scooter Rider Killed Near 14th And Arapahoe In Denver
• Police Arrest 55-Year Old Transient Man Suspected In String Of Arson Fires In Novato
• Wind Advisory Included As Part Of Red Flag Weather Alert For North Bay
• Xcel Energy's Day Of Service Takes On New Look In 2020
• Sacramento, Stockton And Modesto Reach Record Temperatures Monday
• Mothers Call For Blood Donations Critical To Treating Pregnancy-Related Complications
• Campers Told To Pack Up As National Forests Close Recreation Areas Ahead Of Fire Weather
• PG&E Says Better Microgrids Will Help Keep Essential Services Energized During Shutoffs
• Aspiring Eagle Scout Collects Over A Ton Of Donations For Local Food Bank
• Dr. Dave Hnida: Take Action Now To Avoid Twindemic
• Jeffco Public Schools Report More COVID-19 Cases
• Murphy Hits Homer, Two-Run Single, A's Take 1st From Astros
• 'Got To Bundle Up': Denver Homeless Advocates Collecting Donations Ahead Of Storm
• Murphy Hits Homer, Two-Run Single, A's Take 1st From Astros, 6-0
• Giants End Gallen's Record Streak, Beat Diamondbacks, 4-2
• Evacuations Ordered Near Willits in Advance of Fast-Growing Oak Fire
• Police Searching For Suspect In Multiple Indecent Exposure Offenses Who Missed Court Date
• Cameron Peak Fire: New Areas Ordered To Evacuate On Labor Day
• Schools: The New Normal | Long Island Students Set To Begin New Year Filled With All Kinds Of Safety Measures
• About 20% Of All Massachusetts Restaurants Have Closed For Good Due To Pandemic, Association Says
• Chicago Weather: Heavy Rain Overnight
• Are Rental Homes Or Hotels Safe? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Schools: The New Normal | New Jersey Sounds Call For More Substitute Teachers, With Some Districts Paying A Lot More
• Jefferson Public Schools Preparing For Upcoming Storm
• Several People Shot, Including 7-Year-Old Boy, As Crowd Gathers To Celebrate J'Ouvert In Brooklyn
• 10-Run 6th Dooms Yankees In Brutal Loss To Blue Jays
• 'The Rock' Thanks N.J. Volunteer Firefighters With Surprise Gifts
• Creek Fire Update: National Guard Helicopter Rescue Missions Turned Back By Heavy Smoke; Fire Grows To 135,523 Acres; One Death In Fire
• Truckee Police: Folsom Woman Stole Public Works Truck To Pull Wrecked Car Out Of Ditch
• Brooklyn DA: Assistant DA Struck And Killed By Bus Early Monday
• Giants Beat Diamondbacks, End Gallen's Record Streak
• Homes Destroyed, Evacuations Remain For El Dorado Fire Sparked By Pyrotechnics
• Navy Pier Closed Until 2021: What Does That Mean Going Forward?
• What Triggers PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoffs?
• 'Hell On Earth': North Hollywood Woman Describes Escaping Creek Fire
• Doors Open Pittsburgh To Hold Event In October
• Evacuation Warning Issued As Bobcat Fire North Of Duarte More Than Doubles In Size
• UIC Nurses Say They Have Felt Disrespected During COVID-19 Pandemic, Plan To Strike
• Santa Cruz Reopens Beaches After Labor Day Weekend Closures
• Protesters March In Wynwood, Commemorating 100 Days Since George Floyd's Death
• Miami-Dade County Public Schools Asking Parents For Feedback On K12 Learning Platform
• Labor Day Comes And Goes But Jersey Shore Towns Look To Keep Summer Season Going
• Pittsburgh-Area Students Ready To Experience A First Day Of School Like No Other
• Dr. Aileen Marty: In 2 Weeks We'll Know If Labor Day Gatherings Result In Surge Of COVID Cases
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Cameroon Taps Burnsville Man To Develop Online COVID-19 Marketplace
• 'Now Tweet That!' | Rep. Kweisi Mfume Responds After Trump Tweets Baltimore Is 'The Worst In Nation'
• Neighbors Concerned College Students Returning To Off-Campus Housing Could Spread COVID-19 To Wider Community
• 'Mo's Rows' To Fill Section Of M&T Bank Stadium With Cardboard Cutouts Of Superfan Mo Gaba
• SHIELD616 Creating Body Armor For Firefighters
• Labor Day Weekend Beachgoers Return Home To Delays On Bay Bridge
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Rene Moving Across Eastern Cabo Verde Islands
• I-Team: How Much About Your Child Are North Texas School Districts Sharing Online?
• Tracking The Tropics: Slightly Stronger Tropical Storm Paulette Drifting North-Northwestward
• Why Is Minnesota The Gopher State?
• Food Delivery Driver Shot In Head, Robbed In North Baltimore; Suspects Sought
• 38-Year-Old Man Shot Near Douglass Homes, Baltimore Police Say
• 1 Killed, 2 Critically Hurt in Monday Afternoon Brentwood Crash
• Pittsburgh Police Looking For Missing 12-Year-Old Taesean Gibson
• Virtual Boston Marathon Runners Cross Finish Line On Boylston Street
• Pittsburgh Police Announce Death Of Retired K-9 Bazer
• San Bernardino County Reports 133 New COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations Continue To Decrease
• PG&E Prepares Residents For Incoming Power Shut Off
• Feel The Love At The Quilting Season
• Twin Cities Somali Activist Abdirizak Bihi Attacked In Minneapolis Carjacking
• 'He Was Loved': Brian Quinones Honored 1 Year After Deadly Police Encounter
• New Artworks Honor Chicago At Montrose Blue Line, Diversey Brown Line Stops
• Celtics Show Plenty Of Heart In Game 5 After Kemba Walker's Pre-Game Checks
• Bridgeton Police Officer Dies Just Hours After Trying To Rescue Woman From River
• Virginia Church Blesses Students' Chromebooks Ahead Of New School Year
• CHP: 2 Killed In Crash On Highway 132 Near Vernalis
• Black Lives Matter Protest On Golden Gate Bridge Delays Traffic
• Philadelphia Restaurants Making Final Preparations As Indoor Dining Set To Resume After 6 Months
• Middle Fork Fire Grows To 3,522 Acres Near Steamboat Springs
• It's 'Go Time' Online For Dallas And Fort Worth ISDs: 'We've Been Preparing The Whole Summer'
• Heat, Smoke And Fire Danger Present Health Risks Over Labor Day Weekend
• Anne Arundel County Police Release More Photos Of Suspect Accused Of Stealing Vehicle With Infant, Toddler Inside
• CHSAA Might Reconsider Allowing Fall High School Sports
• 'We're Looking For You, Charlie': Jelly Belly Founder Hosting Wonka-Esque Treasure Hunt
• Macy's Posts $431 Million Loss As In-Store Sales Drop 61%
• Colorado Farm Welcomes Guests To Help Pick Produce Ahead Of Snowstorm
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: 184 Students In Quarantine At UW-Eau Claire
• 'What Would Duncan Do?' Milton Brothers Running Their First Boston Marathon In Mother's Memory
• SJ Nail Salon Hopes To Reopen Indoors Under New COVID-19 'Red Tier' Health Order
• Celtics Dismantle Raptors In Game 5, Take 3-2 Series Lead
• Schools: The New Normal | NYC Says 10 Will Not Open For Teachers Tuesday Due To Need For Ventilation Repairs
• Bad Air Quality, COVID-19 Makes It Hard To Escape 109 Degree Heat In Antioch
• Man Dies After Being Shot In Leg In Dallas; Suspected Shooter Calls 911 For Help
• Thousands Still Without Power In LA As Heat Wave Scorches Region
• The 'Mighty Mice' That Went To Space Could Help Protect Astronauts' Muscles And Bones
• Pedestrian Hit, Killed By Train Near Route 28 In Shaler Township
• Probiotics May Help Manage Childhood Obesity, Study Finds
• Twins' Michael Pineda Stays Sharp For 7 Innings Beating Tigers 6-2
• Father Identified After Deadly Shooting At Arcadia House Party, Shooter At Large
• Fire Destroys Vacant Home In Cecil County
• Vikings Choose Rookie Dan Chisena For Speed On Special Teams
• Northwestern Grad Student Injured In Fire Brought On By Lab Accident
• Rangers Have Worst Record In Baseball After Being Swept By Seattle
• Sac City Teachers, District Still At Odds Over Distance Learning Plan
• U.S. Forest Service To Temporarily Close Several National Forests Over Fire Danger
• Body Of 16-Year-Old Girl Pulled From Lake Michigan Offshore From Michigan City
• UCSF Developing Device That Allows Human Brains to Control Machines
• US Forest Service Temporarily Closes SoCal National Forests Over Fire Danger
• Boston Globe: City Councilor Michelle Wu Plans To Run For Mayor
• In-Person Rallies Or Virtual Events: Presidential Campaigns Making Different Choices So Far During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Cameron Peak Fire Explodes Again, Surpasses High Park Fire In Acreage
• OC Could Move To Red Tier Tuesday Allowing Movie Theaters, Restaurants, Churches To Reopen Indoors At 25% Capacity
• Here's When Marylanders Could See The Leaves Begin To Change Colors
• Hendricks Goes 8 Innings, Cubs Beat Cardinals 5-1
• SMUD Power Outage Leaves Thousands Without Power In Downtown Sacramento Monday Afternoon
• Boardwalk Fries Opening New Perry Hall Location
• New Coronavirus Cases, Hospitalizations On The Decline In Texas
• Downtown Minneapolis' Residential Boom Reversing As Crime Rises, Businesses Shutter
• Family, Community Want To Know Who Stabbed Wicker Park Walgreens Employee To Death, And Why
• Illegal Charter Boat Shut Down In Lake Tahoe's Emerald Bay
• 'The Princess Bride' Cast To Reunite For Wisconsin Democratic Party Fundraiser
• SpaceX-Launched 'Mighty Mice' Stay Swole After Month in Orbit
• Maryland's Lyon Rum In The Running To Be Crowned Best US Craft Rum Distillery
• Woman spreads kindness at Houston airport
• BOLDiTUDE 10K Welcomes Runners To Track Time Online During Virtual Event
• Coronavirus Outbreak At West Virginia Nursing Home Stabalizes
• Firefighters Knock Down House Fire In San Bruno
• Mets Erase 6-Run Deficit, Only To Lose In 10th To Phillies
• Fayette County Church Damaged After Fire Breaks Out Inside Office
• Dallas Teacher Helps Special Needs Students Get Supplies Necessary For Online Learning
• Restaurants That Have Hung On Through Pandemic Brace For Turn Of Weather
• UMD's Women, Gender And Sexuality Studies Department Named After Harriet Tubman
• After Several Delays, Somerville Gyms Reopen Tuesday With Restrictions
• Cameron Peak Fire Creates Huge Smoke Plume, Unhealthy Air Conditions
• Mike Pence Visits La Crosse, Addresses Call To Defund Police: 'Not Now, Not Ever'
• Doctors Say Flu Shots Are Critical This Year
• New York Congressional Leaders Sound Alarm For Much Needed MTA Funding
• Jaylen Brown Bounces Back Big, Leads Charge For Celtics In Blowout Win Over Raptors
• 24th Horse Dies This Year After Injury At Los Alamitos Race Course
• Dallas County Reports 261 New Coronavirus Cases, No Deaths
• Twin Cities Teacher Makes Video To Ease Hybrid, Distance Learning Worries
• Coronavirus Positivity Rate In Worcester County, Including Ocean City, Nearly Double State Rate, Data Shows
• As School Year Begins, Schools Prepare For New Frontier In All-Remote Or Hybrid Learning
• North Miami Beach Man Facing 2nd-Degree Murder After Allegedly Shooting His Mother To Death
• 2 pro-Trump cruise rallies held in Portland
• Beach Goers Flock To Jersey Shore For Labor Day, Marking Unofficial End Of Unusual Summer
• Man Drowns After Canoe Overturns On Wellesley Pond
• Paterson Says 'Thank You' To First Responders On Front Lines Of Coronavirus Pandemic With Labor Day Luncheon
• Local Artists Rally In Times Square For Coronavirus Relief From Congress: 'It's Just Not Enough'
• Investigation Underway After Body Pulled From Central Park Pond
• Allegheny County Health Department Hosting Narcan Giveaways, Resource Fairs
• Patriots Place Damien Harris, Beau Allen On IR; Sign Cassh Maluia, J.J. Taylor To 53-Man Roster
• Americans push coronavirus regulations to the brink on holiday
• On Labor Day, Plans Continue For Opening Of Pullman National Monument Center
• 'Carnival Is Freedom:' New Yorkers Celebrate Caribbean Culture By Moving Party Online
• Former Denver Broncos Tyler Polumbus Honors Mother By Raising Money To Battle Ovarian Cancer
• Coronavirus Or Allergies? Doctor Explains Difference Between Symptoms
• This Year, Labor Day Is Too Late To Begin Campaigning In Pennsylvania
• Vice President Mike Pence, Democratic VP Candidate Kamala Harris Visit Wisconsin
• Police: 2 Arrested After Double Stabbing On Point Pleasant Beach
• SMU Raises Coronavirus Risk Level From 'Moderate' To 'High'
• Komen Connection: Queens Woman Creates Head Wrap Company To Help Others Feel Confident After Hair Loss
• Long Island Woman Raises Thousands Of Majestic Monarch Butterflies, Prepares Them For An Epic Flight
• LA County Reports 494 New Cases, 25 Deaths; Low Numbers Attributed To Delays In Reporting
• Knight Foundation Creates $500K Fund To Support Miami Artists
• 'Oh Lord, There's Another!': Parents Expecting Baby's Delivery Surprised By 2nd Bundle Of Joy
• Dallas Police Trying To Find Who Shot Dog In Leg
• Jean Segura Bails Out Phillies' Bullpen With Homer In 10th To Beat Mets
• IIHS Pushing For Tech In Big Trucks To Help Prevent Rear-End Crashes
• Tips To Make Sure Your Home's Ready For Distance Learning & Working From Home
• Musicians And Fans Remember Mac Miller On 2-Year Anniversary Of His Death
• Police Still Searching For Man Who Tried To Sexually Assault Fort Lauderdale Massage Parlor Employee
• Dining Up In Colorado For The First Time Since March
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Threatening State Trooper After Kids Throw Football Into His Yard
• In-Person Learning Returns To Some North Texas School Districts For First Time In 6 Months Tuesday
• CSU Mountain Campus Now Pinched By Fingers Of Cameron Peak Fire
• Hundreds Of Union Workers Rally Outside City Hall To Demand Safer Work Conditions For Essential Employees
• Study Pushes San Jose to Create Immigrant-Inclusive COVID-19 Relief Measures
• 'The Capital Matters To Annapolis': Capital Gazette Staff, Supporters Rally Over Office Closure
• Grizzly Creek Fire: Aerial Photo Shows Widespread Damage
• Labor Day Crowds Push Universal Orlando, Disney World To Their Limits
• Labor Day Brings Crowds To Fort Lauderdale Beach
• DUI Driver Hits, Injures Capitola Police Officer
• Melrose Native Completes 10-Mile Swim Of Plum Island In 4 Hours
• 'People Are Being Cautious, So It's Not That Bad', Miami Beach Crowds On Labor Day
• Police: Man Dies After Possible Gang-Related Shooting At Turlock Motel
• Winter Storm Could Break Half-Dozen Weather Records In Denver
• Most young adults are living with their parents — a first
• 'I Almost Lost My Life': Police Searching For Arsonist Caught On Video Setting Nicetown-Tioga Home On Fire
• Westminster Firefighters Climb To New Heights For The 'Fill The Boot' Campaign
• UNH: Theta Chi Fraternity Party With 100 Attendees May Have Led To Coronavirus Outbreak
• Ahmaud Arbery Named To Honorary Boston Marathon Team; 'We Run For Ahmaud'
• Pittsburgh Police Reviewing Viral Video Showing Clash Between Protesters And Restaurant Patrons
• 'We've Come A Long Way': Raimondi's Florist Expanding Thanks To Surge In Online Orders Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Scorched Earth: Record 2 Million Acres Burned In California
• T.J. Watt Named First-Time Team Captain With Pittsburgh Steelers
• 2 Teens Killed In South Beaver House Fire
• Chosen 300 Ministries Hard At Work Helping Homeless, Those In Need With Outdoor Barbershop
• 246th Anniversary Of First Continental Congress Meeting At Carpenters' Hall Celebrated
• Record-Breaking Streak of Spare The Air Alerts Continues
• 51-Year-Old Woman Shot In Reservoir Hill Monday Afternoon, Police Say
• Bruce Williamson, former Temptations lead singer, has died at 49
• Pittsburgh Steelers Sign Punter Dustin Colquitt
• Popular San Francisco Restaurant Town Hall Set To Reopen For Outdoor Dining
• Massachusetts Reports 222 New Coronavirus Cases, 8 Additional Deaths
• Woman Arrested After Leaving Baby, 2 Other Children Alone In Car In North Austin
• Manchester Police Chief Pushes Back Against Reinstating Officer Fired For Racism
• Baltimore County Public Library Temporarily Ends Curbside Service At Towson Branch Days After Reopening
• LAPD Searching For 6-Year-Old Boy Allegedly Taken By Father During Supervised Visitation
• Experts: Highly Unlikely That Food Is A Source Of Coronavirus Contamination
• $35,000 Reward Offered In Death Of Ohio Police Detective James Skernivitz
• Cohen memoir calls Trump "a fraud, a bully, a racist, a predator"
• Firefighters Discover Body In Sepulveda Basin After Extinguishing Grass Fire
• Online Auction Of Texas Rangers Player Memorabilia To Benefit SafeHaven
• Camden County Police Searching For Missing 10-Year-Old Amilian Robinson
• As Freezing Temps Move In, Pay Attention To Exposed Pipes
• Southland Gas Prices At Lowest Labor Day Amounts Since 2016
• 17-Year-Old Boy, 14-Year-Old Girl Arrested For Armed Robbery In Garland; 2 Suspects At Large
• Annual Labor Day Parade Canceled, But Mass At St. Paul's Cathedral Goes On
• North Texas School Districts' Back To School Plans
• City Of Garland Recovery Resources
• Driver Arrested On DUI Charges In Costa Mesa Hit-And-Run Which Killed Woman, Dog
• Same Start Date, Different Location For Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra's Fall Symphonic Series
• Virginia Man Accused Of Indecent Exposure While Biking
• Firefighters Rush To Put Out Burning Abandoned Building
• Gender Reveal Pyrotechnic Device Blamed For Starting California El Dorado Fire
• Hundreds Of Traffic Stops Made In Maryland Driving Operation Labor Day Weekend
• Woman Dies After Boat Runs Aground At Lake Camanche; Man Suspected Of BUI
• Kamala Harris Meets Jacob Blake's Family To Kick Off Wisconsin Visit
• Berkeley Non-Profit Grants Help East Bay Filmmakers With Indie Projects
• Denver Ties All-Time Record For 90 Degree Days Set In 2012
• Man Dies from Injuries Suffered in High-Speed Crash in San Jose
• Jason Peters Back At Left Tackle For The Eagles
• Haltom City Police Officer Wrangles Texas-Sized Snake Out Of 93-Year-Old's Backyard
• President Donald Trump Supporters, Boaters Gather On Mon River For Rally
• Maine Pastor From Millinocket Wedding Linked to Coronavirus Outbreak Hires Lawyer
• Kamala Harris Meets With Jacob Blake's Family To Kick Off Wisconsin Visit
• Body Found Burning In South LA Alley
• 'Be 4 You Go, See Elmo': Chicago Tombstone Maker Endures
• Labor Day Food Distribution Held In Wilmington Lieu Of Canceled Parade
• Priest Michel Mulloy, Named To Be Duluth Bishop By Pope, Resigns After Abuse Probe
• Applications Set To Open For Delaware COVID-19 Relief Fund
• Speedsters took advantage of roads emptied by the coronavirus
• Officials: 2 Found Dead After Fire In Bucks County Home; Cause Sought
• Illinois Surpasses 250,000 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases; Deaths Climb To 8,179
• Police: Man Fighting For Life After North Philadelphia Triple Shooting
• Kennywood Closes For The 2020 Season After Labor Day: 'The Safest Thing Is To Finish On A High Note'
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 638 Additional COVID-19 Cases, 3 More Deaths
• 'Best Of Both Worlds': Runners Embrace Making Virtual Boston Marathon Their Own
• What's hot for back-to-school season this year? Tents
• Schumer calls for DeJoy probe over campaign finance allegations
• Community Groups Activate 'Safe Zones' To Combat Youth Violence
• COVID-19 Won't Stop Volunteers from Helping San Quentin Inmates
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 1,838 New Cases, 22 Newly Reported Deaths
• Pittsburgh-Area Man To Begin 8-Day Stretch Of Standing For Racial Injustice, Gender Equality, Unity
• Ronny's Steakhouse Closing After 57 Years In Chicago
• Central Pa. Man Acquitted Of Killing His Wife Who Disappeared 8 1/2 Years Ago
• Khashoggi's fiancee slams final verdicts in journalist's murder
• After Cougar Sighting, Dodge County Residents Advised To Keep Watch Of Small Children, Pets
• Hard Rock Stadium COVID-19 Test Site To Be Reconfigured For Better Efficiency
• San Francisco Bay Area Wildfires: Spot Fires Challenge CZU Complex Fire Lines; Firefighters Extend Containment Of LNU, SCU Wildfire Complex Blazes
• On Labor Day, Final Phase Of Pullman National Monument Work To Begin
• Creek Fire: Smoke Plume Casts Martian Like Glow Over Yosemite National Park
• Portland Protesters Light Fire Near Police Precinct; 15 Arrested, Including Sacramento Resident
• Monday Is The Last Day To Visit Navy Pier Before Temporary Closure
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 547 New Coronavirus Cases, 20 More Deaths
• Food Banks: USDA Program Helped But More Money Invested In SNAP Needed
• Coronavirus Update: New York's Rate Of Infection Remains Below 1% For Whole Month
• Missing 16-Year-Old Baltimore County Girl Last Seen Friday
• India's COVID crisis catching up to U.S., and may already be worse
• What's Open And Closed On Labor Day 2020
• Matt Kemp's Clutch HR Powers Rockies Past Dodgers Again, 7-6
• Trump says he'd support investigation into DeJoy allegations
• Man Wanted For Shooting At North Philadelphia Mini-Mart
• With Wink Martindale Back As DC, And Offseason Acquisitions, The Ravens Defense Is Stacked. Here's Who You Should Watch For This Season
• Philippine leader pardons U.S. Marine in transgender woman's murder
• Authorities: Texas Gunman Sought After Deputy Shot; Vest Saved Him
• Union boss: Grocery stores should kick unmasked shoppers out
• 500-year-old sturgeon fish found in royal shipwreck
• WVU Cancels In-Person Classes After Reports Of Large Parties Over Labor Day Weekend
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 39 New Coronavirus Cases, And No Additional Deaths
• Lakers Hold Off Rockets To Tie Up Series
• Game 5 A Swing Game For Celtics-Raptors
• Free Gas! Helpful Honda Helps Out At The Pump For Labor Day Drivers
• NYPD: Man And Woman Taken Off Ferry In Handcuffs After Refusing To Wear Face Coverings
• Two Dead After Car Crashes On Lake Shore Drive, Erupts In Flames
• Man Hurt In Woodland Shooting; 2 People Who Were Circling Scene Arrested After Chase
• New Drive-In Movie Theater Opening At Frederick County Fairgrounds For Fall
• Motorcyclist Critically Injured After Crash With Vehicle Near Temple's Main Campus In North Philly
• Gordon Hayward Rejoining Celtics In Orlando Bubble
• One Dead, Two Wounded In San Francisco Excelsior District Shooting; Sideshow Underway Near By
• Police: 13-Year-Old Boy Located After Going Missing In Isanti
• Probiotics May Help Manage Childhood Obesity, Study Finds
• PTL Links: September 7, 2020
• Man, 38, Identified As Victim In Deadly Stabbing Along Sacramento River
• 6-year-old among 5 shot in NYC during J'Ouvert celebration
• Illinois Mail-In Ballot Requests Pass 1 Million And Counting
• Sacramento, Stockton, Modesto Heat Reaches Record-High Temperatures
• Labor Day Misery: Excessive Heat, Unhealthy Smoke-Filled Skies; Red Flag Wildfire Warning; PG&E Planned Power Outages
• Possible Link Between Coronavirus And Increase In Type 1 Diabetes Cases In Children
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 764 Cases Added, 5 More Deaths Reported
• Labor Day Bringing Biden To Pennsylvania For AFL-CIO Virtual Event
• NorCal Braces For Another Heatwave: Local Cooling Centers To Open
• Lowe's Sac Fly In 10th Gives Rays 5-4 Win Over Marlins
• Amazon bans foreign sales of "mystery" seeds in U.S.
• Garland Police Find Missing 11-Year-Old Karen Morales
• Orca who carried her dead calf for 17 days is a mother again
• Dolphins Name Ryan Fitzpatrick Their Week 1 Starting QB Vs. Patriots
• Gov. Newsom Declares State Of Emergency As Multiple Counties Battle Wildfires
• Suspended WR Antonio Callaway Signs With Dolphins' Practice Squad
• Peaceful protest follows clashes with Rochester police
• Inter Miami Ties With Nashville SC 0-0
• Dallas Police Department Releases Video Of Man Losing Consciousness While In Custody
• 19-Year-Old Killed In Shooting In Frederick County, Sheriff's Office Says
• Taylor Swift Ties Whitney Houston For Most Weeks At No. 1 On Billboard 200
• Cam Newton Says Fit With Patriots Is 'A Match Made In Heaven'
• Marine From New Bedford Pardoned By Philippine President In Killing Of Transgender Woman
• Four Shot In NW Baltimore Late Sunday Night
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/7 Labor Day Forecast
• 2 Found Dead In North Sacramento Home, Police Say
• Police Investigating Shooting Outside Shell Food Mart In Greenbelt
• Patriots Sign 16 To Practice Squad, Including Kickers Folk & Rohrwasser
• Survey Shows Boston Students Split Between Remote, Hybrid Learning This Fall
• President Trump Heads To Florida On Tuesday
• New England Living: Unique Retreats Around New England
• WikiLeaks' Assange back in court to fight U.S. extradition request
• Officer Arik Matson, Shot In Line Of Duty, Suffers Setback In Recovery
• Seven Injured, Driver Arrested After Antioch Road Rage Incident Ends In Crash
• Navajo Nation wants investigation after latest Fort Hood death
• New England Living: Revitalizing Lynn Through Massive Street Murals
• NW Dade Shooting Injures Two People
• Police Questioning Person Of Interest In Fatal Stabbing At Wicker Park Walgreens
• New England Living: All Oysters Are Not Alike. Exploring The Local Art Of Oyster Farming
• Colorado Weather: Potent Summer Snowstorm With Record Cold Arrives Tonight
• Advice For Investors Amid Volatility After Six Months Of COVID-19
• Battleship New Jersey To Temporarily Close After Monday, Plans To Reopen Once Pandemic Improves
• Fort Lauderdale PD Searching For Man Who Attempted To Sexually Assault Spa Worker
• Verizon, Humana Among Companies Hiring During Pandemic
• U.S. Marshals rescue 8 missing children in Indiana
• Last figurehead of the opposition in Belarus reportedly detained
• Man In Custody After Shooting 2 People In West Englewood
• Pope declares "gossiping is a plague worse than COVID"
• New England Living: Camping With Couches And AC? You Can Go 'Glamping' Right In Maine
• Texas Reports 2,800 New Coronavirus Cases, 64 Deaths
• New England Living: Happy Cows Lead To Happy Customers At This Local Dairy Farm
• John Oliver, mayor in "dispute" over naming sewage plant after him
• Dunkin' Testing Out Checkout-Free, Self-Serve Stations
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot And Humid Labor Day
• Doctors See 'Baby Boom' At Women's Hospital In Fort Worth
• Chicago Weather: Mostly Sunny Labor Day; Rain, Cooler Temperatures Ahead
• Gulf Tower Pyramid Restoration Project Underway
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Labor Day Shaping Up To Be A Beauty
• What's Open & Closed On Labor Day
• 'Reckless And Selfish' – Breed Blasts Burning Man Celebration At Ocean Beach Amid COVID-19, Closes Parking Lots
• Indoor Dining Helps Struggling New Jersey Businesses During Labor Day Weekend
• Record-smashing heat in California as wildfires burn statewide
• Britsburgh Returns To Pittsburgh For Week-Long Virtual Festival
• Labor Day 2020 Closures And Changes To Services
• Car Slams Into Parked Cars In Lower Lawrenceville
• Monday's Show Info (9/7/20)
• One Person Airlifted To Hospital After Being Trapped In Vehicle Following Rollover Crash
• Pirates and Pirates Charities Host Pediatric Cancer Awareness Day
• Hyundai: Recalled SUVs Should Be Parked Outside
• Potential COVID-19 Outbreak In New Hampshire Connected To Fraternity

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• Woman hands out messages of kindness to masked-up travelers at Houston airport
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• Tensions rise in Portland as city braces for opposing protests
• Joe Biden and Kamala Harris campaign in key battleground states
• Trump contradicts health officials and hints at vaccine by Election Day
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• Trump says he would support investigation into postmaster general
• Major union says supermarkets should throw out shoppers who refuse to wear masks
• Coronavirus and economy remain top issues on campaign trail
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• Union boss says stores should toss out unmasked shoppers
• Sesame Street's Elmo launches new book to help young children cope with a school year like no other
• Former football player from University of Michigan alleges sexual abuse
• The state of the presidential race and potential impact of recent allegations
• Kenosha shooting victim Jacob Blake speaks out from his hospital bed
• Protesting in Rochester continues, demanding justice for Daniel Prude
• Michael Cohen claims Trump will do anything to win the 2020 election
• Joe Biden leads Trump by 10 points in CBS News Battleground Tracker poll
• Protests continue in Portland after more than 100 consecutive days
• Helicopter rescues 200 trapped by fast-moving California wildfire