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Articles from September 8, 2020

• 3 Firefighters Injured, 1 Critically, Battling Dolan Fire Near Big Sur; Fire Doubles In Size
• Man Accused Of Starting Fire Inside Fairfield JC Penney
• Clippers' Inglewood Arena Receives Final Approval From City; Construction To Start Next Summer
• Film Academy Unveils New Inclusion Standards For Oscars Best Picture Nominees
• Creek Fire Update: Trapped Bay Area Hikers Rescued In Pre-Dawn Airlift; Beloved Cressman's General Store Destroyed; Fire Tops 152K Acres
• Denver Officially Experiences Earliest Freeze on Record: Sept. 8
• Exclusive: Student Files Lawsuit Against CSU Claiming It Failed To Take Appropriate Action On Sex Assault Claims
• California National Guard Helicopters From Stockton, Mather Rescue 373 Campers Trapped In Fire Zone
• Woman Who Popularized The Gender Reveal Party Says Enough Already After Latest Wildfire
• Modesto Police Looking Into Spate Of Drive-By Paintball Shootings
• Orange County Moves From State's Purple To Red Tier, Nears 50,000 Total COVID-19 Cases
• 62-Year-Old Man Attacked Twice In Same Day By Suspect In South LA
• Sacramento Police Release Video Of Officer-Involved Shooting Of Albert Wheeler
• 'Door-To-Door Trick-Or-Treating Is Not Allowed': LA County Releases Guidelines For Halloween
• Deputies Say 911 Lines Inundated As Smoke And Ash-Filled Skies Spark Fear
• Police Investigating Shooting After Wounded Victim Walks Into Rancho Cordova 7-Eleven
• Ruf Homers Late, Giants Rally Past Red-Hot Mariners 6-5
• Monrovia, Duarte Foothill Communities On Alert As Bobcat Fire Continues Its Rapid Growth
• Gurriel Hits Go-Ahead Sacrifice Fly, Astros End 6-Game Skid
• Chicago Weather: Lakeshore Flood Advisory Until Wednesday Morning
• Mills Sharp, Bote Has 2 RBIs As Cubs Shut Out Reds
• Members Of LGBTQ Community Applaud Proposed Change To Rules About Blood Donations From Gay Men
• Santa Ana Winds Pose Threat To Firefighters Battling Pyrotechnic-Sparked El Dorado Blaze, Evacuations Still In Place
• The End Of Snow Days? Remote Learning Could Be New Way Of Life
• Public Safety Power Shutoff: PG&E Plans To Restore Power To Thousands By Wednesday Evening
• PHOTOS: Great White Shark Spotted 'Less Than 10 Feet From Shore' At Cape Cod Beach
• Snowstorm Gives Colorado Restaurants Preview Of Winter Outdoor Dining
• Denver Broncos Von Miller Suffers Leg Injury, MRI Will Show How Serious
• Yanks Fall To Blue Jays, Have Lost 5 In Row And 15 Of 20
• Orioles Hit Four Homers, Beat Mets
• Hurley's Picks: Trying To Envision 2020 NFL Season Is Pretty Hard ... But At Least It's Here
• Philadelphia Homeless Encampment Dwellers 'Not Going Nowhere' With Deadline Looming To Vacate 2 Sites
• Keller @ Large: Is The 2020 Presidential Election Already Decided?
• 'Business Is Almost Dead': Cobbler Says Customers Have Not Returned After Coronavirus Shutdown
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/8 Tuesday Night & 9/9 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• 1 Killed, 7 Injured In Separate Shootings Across Three Boroughs
• PG&E Trying Shorter, Smaller Power Cuts To Prevent Wildfires
• Davis, A's Hand Greinke, Astros 6th Straight Loss, 4-2
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Issues Executive Order Giving New Yorkers More Options For Voting In Presidential Election
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: HealthPartners Stops COVID-19 Vaccine Trials After AstraZeneca Reports UK Patient Had Serious Side Effect
• Windham, NH High School Goes Remote, Sports Suspended After Students Contract COVID-19
• White Sox Lose To Pittsburgh Pirates With Error In The 9th
• Schools: The New Normal | CBS2 Gets Look At Safety Measures At Elementary School In Wayne, N.J.
• Winona State University Enacts 14-Day Quarantine For Entire Campus
• Indiana Borough Council Votes To Table Proposed Mask Ordinance
• Hundreds Turn Out In West Suburbs To Protest Remote Learning In Schools
• Error In 9th Inning Gives Pittsburgh Pirates 5-4 Win Over Chicago White Sox
• 'Corky' Messner Wins NH GOP Senate Primary To Challenge Jeanne Shaheen
• Court Date Set For Fmr. CoCo County Clerk-Recorder Charged With Misuse Of $250K In Campaign Funds
• New York City Relocating Homeless Individuals Currently Housed In Commercial Hotels Due To Pandemic
• Amtrak Service Canceled Between New York Penn, New Haven Station After Freight Train Derailment
• George Floyd Case: Attorneys For Ex-Officers Chauvin, Lane And Kueng File Motions Opposing Joint Trial
• White Supremacy Is 'Most Lethal Threat' To The US, DHS Draft Assessment Says
• Defending WNBA Champs Mystics Keep Playoff Hopes Alive In 89-86 Win Over Lynx
• Dalbec Homers In 4th Straight Game; Red Sox, Phillies Split
• Officer-Involved Shooting Under Investigation In Jersey City
• Broward Schools Chief Robert Runcie Eyes October For Possible Partial Reopening Of Schools
• Amber Alert Issued For Missing Miami 10-Year-Old Randi Canion
• Mesa, Gilpin & Rio Blanco Counties Approved For Next Phase Of Reopening
• Gov. Hogan, Superintendent Dr. Karen Salmon Visit Eastern Shore Schools As They Open With Some Teachers, Students In Classrooms
• Steven Buford, 21, Charged With Murdering Lauren Koffi-n'guessan In Front Of 3 Kids In West St. Paul
• Man In Stable Condition After Shooting In Spring Hill
• AstraZeneca Temporarily Pauses COVID-19 Vaccine Trial After Participant May Have Suffered Adverse Reaction
• Woman Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries In Brockton Double Shooting
• Anaheim Officer Cleared In Deadly Shooting, His Fourth In 8 Years
• Anne Arundel County Schools Parents Call For Superintendent To Hold In-Person Classes
• KFAN Producer Zach Halverson, Mother Hospitalized With COVID-19: 'It Squeezes The Life Out Of You'
• What Do Schools Want Students And Families To Know About Distance Learning?
• Bye-Bye 'LuAnn Platter,' Luby's Board Of Directors Liquidating Iconic Texas Restaurant Chain
• Three States Add Maryland To Their COVID-19 Travel Advisory List
• North Complex Fire In Plumas National Forest Spurs Evacuation Orders In 3 Counties
• Stars Shut Out By Golden Knights 3-0 In Game 2; Series Tied 1-1
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Hitting Bicyclists With Vehicle In South Baltimore
• Anne Arundel County Police Arrest Suspect Accused Of Stealing Vehicle With Infant, Toddler Inside
• Baylor Football Season Opener Postponed Due To Multiple Louisiana Tech Players Testing Positive For Coronavirus
• Soto Returns, Nats Beat Rays 5-3 To Finish 2-Game Sweep
• Amazon Bans Sale of Plants and Seeds Outside of US
• 'It's Just Different' | With Unusual Lead-Up To Season Opener, Ravens Prepare To Host Browns
• Tiburon's Police Chief Retiring After 12 Years
• Boeing Warns 787 Fuselage Parts Do Not Meet Design Standards
• Orioles Hit Four Homers, Beat Mets 11-2
• United Airlines Adds Routes Previously Cut By Pandemic
• Florida deputy on leave after grabbing Black teen by the throat
• After Walk-Off Game 1 Win, Phillies Settle For Doubleheader Split With Red Sox
• Detroit Schools Welcome Back Students For The First Time Since March
• Plymouth Students Hope Virtual Performance Inspires Community Before School Year
• Michigan Republican Party Headquarters Vandalized 'Abolish Police'
• Northville Police Seek Hit-And-Run Driver Who Killed 20-Year-Old Dominic Duhn
• Matt Wieters Endures 19-Pitch At-Bat As Cardinals Split Doubleheader With Twins
• Smoky, Gray-Orange Skies Blanket Bay Area Along With Intense Heat
• Philadelphia Police: Man Shot 6 Times, Killed In Nicetown
• General Motors Invests $2B Investment In Electric Vehicles
• Graduate Instructors at the University of Michigan Walk The Picket Line For Safety Precautions On Campus
• 19-Year-Old Boy Shows Up To Hospital With Gunshot Wounds
• Ventura County Surpasses 11K COVID-19 Cases, Riverside Nears 1,100 Deaths
• Factory-Giveaway Contest Started By Jelly Belly Founder David Klein Causes Confusion
• Shooting Victim Found On Side Of Road In Falls Township, Police Say
• Heat Reach The East Finals, Top Bucks To Win Series 4-1
• Mixed Reaction From Pittsburgh-Area Restaurant Owners To Gov. Wolf Increasing Indoor Capacity To 50 Percent
• Hollywood Productions Gear Back Up In SoCal Under Strict New Health Guidelines
• Police: 37-Year-Old Man Killed In Shooting In East Baltimore
• Dallas Police Chief Renee Hall Resigns Effective At End Of The Year, Cites 'Series Of Unimaginable Events'
• 167,000 PG&E Customers In 21 Counties Have Their Power Cut
• Thieves Smash Through Minneapolis Impound Lot Gate, Steal Jeep Grand Cherokee
• More Than A Dozen Marin Schools Welcome Back Students For In-Person Learning
• Police: Catalytic Converter Thieves Striking In Broad Daylight In Minneapolis, Eagan
• CHP: Elderly Woman Dies After Crashing Through Carmichael Backyard
• Rapid, Inexpensive, Easy COVID-19 Saliva Test Could Soon Be Available
• 4 North Texas High School Students Create Free Tutoring Service To Help With Online Learning
• Students Rising Above Annual Gala Fundraiser Goes Online With 'Hamilton' Star Darnell Abraham
• Davis, A's Hand Greinke, Astros 6th Straight Loss In Game 1
• AstraZeneca Puts COVID-19 Vaccine Trial On Hold After Patient Gets Sick
• Bishop David Zubik Calls For Day Of Prayer And Fasting For Racial Reconciliation
• District Judge Rules Denver's Camping Ban Is Constitutional
• Studio Movie Grill Reopens In Rocklin As Virus Restrictions Eased In Placer County
• 'California Wants You To Vote': All Registered Voters To Receive Mail-In Ballots For November Election
• Miami Heat Reach Conference Finals, Awaiting Winner Of Celtics-Raptors
• Donald Trump Jr., Jill Biden In Minnesota Wednesday In Push For Battleground State
• San Mateo Co. Voter Registrar Working With State, Feds To Repel Hackers, Foreign Cyberattacks
• Teen In Custody In Connection To Jersey Shore Double Stabbing
• Walsh Defends Telling Reporter About Wu's Plans To Run For Mayor
• San Pablo Police Arrest 2 In Connection With Fatal I-80 Freeway Shooting
• AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccine Study Paused After Patient Becomes Sick
• Body Cam Video Released Showing Shootout Involving Police In Humboldt Park
• Ron Rivera Misses Washington Practice To Begin Cancer Treatments
• Network Glitches Highlight First Day Of Remote Learning In Pittsburgh-Area School Districts
• LNU Lightning Complex: All Walbridge Fire Evacuation Orders And Warnings Lifted In Sonoma County
• SMUD Power Outage Map
• Man Killed In Car-To-Car Shooting In South Los Angeles
• Lyft Driver Sentenced To 6 Years For Raping Unconscious Customer
• Interstate 5 Reopens After Fast-Moving Grass Fire Burns 850 Acres In North Sacramento
• El Dorado County Residents Call Public Safety Power Shutoffs 'Déjà Vu'
• All Puerto Rican Players Can Wear No. 21 On Roberto Clemente Day
• Some LA Private Schools Operating As Day Camps To Bypass Health Orders, Resume In-Person Instruction
• Minnesotans React To Abrupt Season Change, Record Low High Temperatures
• Talking Robots Could Be Used To Combat Loneliness, Boost Mental Health In Care Homes
• What A Difference A Day Makes At Chatfield Reservoir
• Students Return To Campus At Woodland Christian After County Granted Waiver
• Chicago Police Officers Honored After July Shootout That Left 3 Officers Wounded: 'They Step Up To The Plate Every Day
• Sacramento City Unified Parents Feeling Forgotten As Distance Learning Drama Continues
• Pedestrian Identified After Fatal Motorcycle Collision On Olson Memorial Highway
• Daniel Prude Death: Rochester's Police Chief, Other Senior Commanders Retire
• New Hampshire Primary Election Results
• 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' Comes To An End After 14-Year Run
• Snow A Welcome Sight For Those Parched By Dry, Hot Weather
• Jamain Stephens, Cal U Football Player And Son Of Former Steeler, Dies
• Appeals Court: Singer R. Kelly Should Stay Jailed
• Placer County Issues Air Quality Advisory Due To Smoke From Fork Fire
• Donaldson, Cruz, Sanó Homer In Twins 7-3 Win Over Cards In 1st Of Doubleheader
• Rogue Burning Man Gathering On San Francisco's Ocean Beach Prompts Calls For Legal Action
• Xfinity Center At University Of Maryland Chosen As Advanced Polling Center
• Florida Sees Rare Pediatric Condition Tied To COVID-19
• Rochester Police Chief, Entire Command Staff Retiring Less Than A Week After Controversy Erupted Over Chicago Man Daniel Prude's Death
• City Of Fort Worth Looking For Opinions On Traits Needed In Next Police Chief
• North Lawndale Prep Holds In-Person Classes; 'We Know They Are Safe Here'
• Atlantic City Park To Be Named After Micah Tennant, Boy Shot & Killed At High School Football Game
• Back To School For CPS Students
• Some Technology-Related Glitches Mark Dallas ISD's First Day Of School Online
• USDA Says More Than 80 Geese 'Humanely Euthanized' At Milburn Pond In Baldwin After Mix-Up: 'They Were Very, Very Sorry About That'
• Help In A Crisis: Neighbors Describe Aftermath Of Shooting Of 8-Year-Old, Two Adults In Canaryville
• Appeals court upholds decision to deny R. Kelly bail
• Possible Suspect In Malibu Brush Fire Flees From Police; Standoff Shuts Down PCH
• GOP state pols call on Big Ten commissioner to allow football season
• Fort Worth ISD Students Have Different Online Learning Experiences On First Day Back
• Komen Connection: Orisel Bejaran On The Importance Of Being Your Own Health Advocate
• 'Snoknado' Whips Trees Around In Steamboat Springs
• Waconia Schools Return To In-Person Learning With COVID-19 Precautions
• WVU Moves Classes Online-Only Following Increase In Cases, Reports Of Parties
• Cameron Peak Fire Grows To 102,596 Acres As Snow Begins To Fall
• Routines Can Help Students Stay Focused During Uncertainty Of COVID-19 Schooling
• Denver Broncos To Allow Limited Number Of Fans Starting With Week 3 Game
• Police: 16-Year-Old Boy Shot 6 Times In West Philadelphia
• California Eases Virus Restrictions In Placer, Amador Counties
• Santa Clara County Files Brief Supporting Lawsuit Against US Postal Service Changes
• RTD Bus, Train Operators Among Layoffs As Agency Braces For $166 Million Shortfall
• Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In Northeast Baltimore
• Father and son are fighting hunger in Dallas
• Aerial Spraying Approved In Tarrant County To Combat Mosquitoes Carrying West Nile Virus
• US Reaches Milestone In Destroying Mustard Agent In Colorado
• Caught On Camera: Group Of Gunmen Fire At Least 30 Shots At Crowded Reading Park On Labor Day
• Man Sentenced To 14-28 Years For Killing Point Park University Professor And His Dog
• Senator Chris Van Hollen Introduces Legislation To Posthumously Award Black World War II Veteran Medal Of Honor
• Colorado Signs Sponsorship Deal With Sports Betting Operator
• Parents Report Smooth Start To Online Learning In DeSoto ISD
• Lynnfield Family Feels Targeted After Teens Set Off Firework Near Black Lives Matter Sign
• Power Outage Sends Students Home As In-Person School Begins In Golden
• Schools: The New Normal | Parents Work To Keep Kids Focused While Virtually Learning
• LIRR App Updates Let Users Check Train Capacity, Pick Less Crowded Cars
• 'A Profound Effect On Me': Lupita Nyong'o Breaks Silence With Tribute To 'Black Panther' Co-Star Chadwick Boseman
• Low Census Response Rate Prompts Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, City Commissioners To Make Plea
• Qiagen to launch 15-minute COVID-19 test
• Community Activist Abdirizak Bihi Carjacked By Teens In Minneapolis: 'It's A Wake-Up Call'
• FHP: All Southbound Lanes Of The Palmetto Shut Down Following Deadly Crash
• Coronavirus Pandemic Could Shift Job Market To More Contract, Temp Work
• Schools: The New Normal | Yonkers Teachers, Students Embracing Remote Learning
• Another Resignation Hits De Blasio Administration On Same Day Sanitation Commissioner Resigns
• Man Shot To Death While Taking Dog For Walk In Bay Ridge
• SEPTA Allowing Bikes On Trains As Part Of Pandemic Recovery Plan
• In-Person Learning Begins For Youngest In Richardson ISD
• R. Kelly Loses Appeal In Repeated Bids To Be Granted Bail
• Report: Smoking Is Tops For Medical Marijuana Patients
• Car Crashes Through Trees, Lands On Edge Of Amawalk Reservoir
• Pharmaceutical Companies Developing Coronavirus Vaccine Sign Pledge That Protects Them From Politics
• Families Making The Most Of Virtual Learning, Working From Home By Staying Down Shore Despite Unofficial End Of Summer
• Novavax, Other Pharmaceutical Companies Pledge To Hold Off On Coronavirus Vaccine Until It's Proven To Be Safe
• Man Injured In Berkeley Baseball Bat Attack; Suspect Arrested
• Adjustments Made After Some Denver Schools Can't Heat Up During Snowstorm
• Hospitals In Massachusetts Plan For More Covid-19 Cases In Fall, Winter
• Frost Science Museum Has Pod Program For Virtual Learning And Aftercare
• Schools: The New Normal | Department Of Education Rolls Out New School Bus Protocols, Concerned Parents Still Waiting On More Details
• Woodland Hills Teen Katrina Scott Makes Big Impression At US Open
• Rideshare Driver Sentenced To 6 Years In Prison For Raping Passenger
• FDA Commissioner Promises Science, Not Politics, Will Determine Approval Of Coronavirus Vaccine
• Kathryn Garcia Stepping Down As NYC Sanitation Commissioner; Could Run For Mayor Be Next On To-Do List?
• COVID-19 Reopening: Santa Clara And Santa Cruz Counties Move To 'Red' Tier; More Businesses Resume Indoor Operations
• Police Searching For Masked Man Who Approached Home In Lincoln
• Which Kind Of Cat Owner Are You?
• What Happens If You Get Coronavirus And The Flu At The Same Time?
• 8-Year-Old Baltimore County Girl Making The World A Better Place With Every Stroke Of Her Nail Polish Brush
• I-Team's Call For Action Helps Woman Cancel Zipcar Membership After She Tried For Years
• LA County Reports 439 New COVID-19 Cases, 7 Deaths; Health Officials Call On Residents To Minimize Non-Essential Activities
• Officials Expected To Select Developer For Penn's Landing Redevelopment Project Wednesday
• Dallas County Reports 139 New Coronavirus Cases, 3 Deaths
• NYC Comptoller Scott Stringer Announces Run For Mayor
• South Florida Girl Battling Cancer Won't Let Diagnosis Stop Her
• What It's Really Like For Working Parents At Home With Kids During Pandemic
• Man Accused Of Attacking 92-Year-Old Medford Woman Sent For Mental Evaluation
• New Jersey Turnpike Authority Causes Outrage After Taking Down American Flags From Overpasses
• Philadelphia Catholic High School Teachers Vote To Reject New Contract
• President Trump Expands Offshore Drilling Ban Off Coasts of Florida, Georgia, South Carolina
• Air travel hit a 5-month high over Labor Day weekend
• NYPD Says Gun Arrests Are Way Up, But Violence Was Much The Same Over Labor Day Weekend
• South Florida Election Offices Prepare For Possible Record Number Of Ballots For November Election
• Boys & Girls Club Coming Through To Help Dallas Families During Online Learning
• Rapper Travis Scott Mobbed By Fans At Downey McDonald's
• University Of Pittsburgh Reports 36 New Coronavirus Cases Since Friday
• Bears Place Kicker Eddy Pineiro On IR With Groin Injury
• Kenneth Miller Pleads Guilty Again To Making, Selling Explosives After 'Popular Science' Magazine Profile
• Is Too Much Hand Sanitizer Harmful? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Milwaukee Police Officer Michael Mattioli Pleads Not Guilty In Death Of Joel Acevedo
• Drugmakers vow to hold off on virus vaccine until it's safe
• Colorado Weather: Surge Of Snow On The Way As Winter Storm Hits In Summer
• "Golden Girls" special recast with Black actors
• Free COVID-19 Tracking App Aims To Help Colorado 'Get Back To Normal'
• Schools: The New Normal | NYC Releases Ventilation Results, Announces Free Child Care For Remote Learning Days
• Gov. JB Pritzker Open To 'Changes And Fixes' In Marijuana Licensing Process, But Won't Delay Dispensary Lottery
• Tech tanks again, as Tesla dives after S&P 500 rebuff
• Backcountry Skier Suffers Serious Injuries In Fall On Colorado's Skyscraper Glacier
• "Tell me about Joe": Harris and Obama discuss Biden in campaign video
• Officials Investigating Robocalls Spreading Mail-In Ballot Disinformation To 'Suppress' Voters
• Hand Sanitizer Recalled Over Mislabeling That Reads 'Edible Alcohol'
• Celtics Pledge $25 Million To Address Racial Injustice In Greater Boston Area
• LA City Council Seeks Answers As Thousands Remain Without Power
• Wolf Creek Ski Area Plans To Cap Skiers At 5,000 Per Day
• Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger To Propose 'Hero Pay' For Healthcare Workers Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Denver Police Investigate Stabbing Death Near Metro State Campus
• Apple Countersues Fortnite Maker, Accusing Epic Games Of 'Self-Help And Subterfuge'
• Autry Museum President And CEO To Retire Next June; Will Be Succeeded By UCLA History Professor
• Trump rallies supporters in North Carolina
• Coronavirus Pandemic Has Led To A Home Improvement Business Boom
• Motorcyclist Killed In Sawyer County
• Forbes 400 Richest Americans: See The Massachusetts Billionaires On The List
• Art Dealer Forrest Fenn Dies In New Mexico Home Months After Hidden Treasure Was Reportedly Found
• House panel investigating postmaster general over GOP fundraising allegations
• Pennsylvania Health Officials Urge Everyone To Get Flu Shot This Year Amid Pandemic
• 'No Evidence' Of COVID-19 Spread From Temple University Outbreak To Philly Communities, Officials Say
• Congress Investigates Fort Hood Following Soldier Deaths
• Wylie Teen Recovering After Being Shot While Meeting Up With Someone He Met On App
• St. Norbert Catholic School In Orange Welcomes Back Students With New Mask Rules, Frequent Handwashing Breaks
• Gov. JB Pritzker Announces More Than $31 Million Grants Awarded From Illinois COVID-19 Response Fund
• Nearly 150 Nursing Students At Penn State Hershey Quarantined Following Coronavirus Cases
• Gators Helping Gators: University Of Florida Vets Treating Giant Gator For Leg Injury
• Movie Theaters In Philadelphia Reopen With New Social Distance Procedures In Place
• Uber Says It Will Offer US Rides Only In Electric Vehicles By 2030
• Allegheny County Judge Mark Tranquilli Petitions Court To Overturn His Suspension
• New Jersey Residents Can Now Register To Vote Online
• Congress Launching Investigation Into Fort Hood Over Sexual Assaults, Soldier Deaths
• Kaepernick, Still Not Signed By Any Team, Added To Latest Version Of Madden 21
• FBI Release Surveillance Photos Of Suspect Wanted In Monroeville Bank Robbery
• Newsom Salutes Heroic National Guard Crews In Creek Fire Rescues -- 'They Went In Anyway'
• Massachusetts Reports 168 New Coronavirus Cases, 8 Additional Deaths
• Some Philadelphia Students Head To Access Centers For First Day Of Digital Learning
• SoFi Stadium Holds Virtual Ribbon-Cutting Ahead Of Chargers, Rams Debuts
• LA Courts Offering Remote Appearances For Traffic, Non-Traffic Infractions
• Carroll County Public Library Announces Planned Reopening For Late September
• Citizen Recycling Drop-Off Into Second Week As Agency Considers Additional Sites, Longer Hours
• JPMorgan probes customers, employees over possible PPP fraud
• 'Let The Outside Noise Be Outside Noise' | Lamar Jackson, Ravens Focused On One Goal. Winning Super Bowl LV
• 12 Arrested In Long Beach Halloween Party Shooting Which Killed 3, Wounded 9
• Trump says he'll use his own cash to fund his campaign if needed
• Study: Highly Unlikely You'll Become Sick With COVID-19 From Food
• 'We Need The Courts To Be Open': Commissioner Gross Says After 12 Weekend Shootings
• As School Starts, Many Maryland Students Stay Home With Online Learning
• Man Charged With Capital Murder In 15-Year-Old's Shooting Death In Deep Ellum
• Swamp Thing
• Wildfire ravages Malden, Washington, destroys post office, homes
• Heard In Detroit: School of Rock Rochester, The Beggars, & More!
• Insurance Comparison Site Rates Miami As 3rd Most Expensive City To Own A Car
• 'The Drew Barrymore Show' Launches Behind The Scenes Digital Docu-Series Ahead Of September 14 Debut
• ACC Plans To Move Forward With Fall Sports
• Descanso Gardens Puts Pumpkins In The Spotlight, King Gillette Ranch's 'Nights Of The Jack' Becomes A Drive-Thru Event
• Dallas Man Who Allegedly Shot Acquaintance In The Leg, Then Drove Off With Him And Called 911, Charged With Murder
• Baltimore Reopening: Phase 2 Begins At 5 PM With Indoor Dining, Retail, Casinos, More At 50% Capacity
• Devils
• Now Hiring: Loves Travel Stops Have Openings Across DFW
• Orchestras, Opera Switching Up Concert Plans Amid COVID-19
• Gov. Tom Wolf Again Calls On Lawmakers To Pass Eviction Moratorium
• Colin Kaepernick Returns To Madden NFL For First Time Since 2016
• Beach Volleyball Star, Olympic Gold Medalist Kerri Walsh Jennings Apologizes After Shopping Without Mask
• Candy Maker Giving Away Candy Factory In Nationwide Treasure Hunt
• University Of New Hampshire Opens Coronavirus Testing Lab For Students
• Tom Brady Named Captain Of Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• Colorado Boulevard On Ramp To WB I-70 Will Close For 2 Weeks For Central 70 Project
• Ex-FBI agent says President Trump is "compromised"
• With Trubisky Starting Season At QB, Bears Look To Rebound
• Coronavirus Latest: Reginald F. Lewis Museum Reopening Thursday
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Rene Moving Across Western Cabo Verde Islands
• Olympian Kerri Walsh Jennings Apologizes For Instagram Post Saying She Bravely Went Shopping With No Mask
• Rowlett Police Searching For 20-Year-Old Mother, Emily Marie Kizer, Missing For 21 Days
• Disney World Cancels "Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party" and Candlelight Processional for 2020
• JP Roofing FAN N'ATION: KDKA/CW's new show celebrating PGH SPORTS FAN! (Press Release)
• Teen Charged In Point Pleasant Beach Stabbing That Seriously Injured 2 Men
• Fairfield Man Arrested For Allegedly Setting JC Penney Store On Fire
• U Of M Issues Safety Alert After 2 Robbery Incidents Sunday
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Urging Lawmakers To Do More To Protect Renters, Homeowners From Losing Housing
• Anaheim Company Shows Future Of Pandemic-Era School Lunches: Parents Pick Meals Via App, All Food Packed In Individual Bags
• South Side Bar Ordered To Shut Down After Inspector Finds 'Well Over' 200 People Inside, No Masks And No Social Distancing
• Oakland Man Stabbed To Death Near Jack London Square
• New Calls For Community-Based Crisis Management Systems To Help Stop Violence In NYC
• At Least 53 Shot, 8 Killed So Far In Labor Day Weekend Gun Violence In Chicago
• Reopening Maryland: In-Person Appointments Now Allowed At All Anne Arundel Public Library Locations
• 29-Year-Old Dies In Hanover Crash On Route 100
• Texas Man Accused Of Making Bomb Threat During Zoom Lecture
• Red Sox Shut Down Andrew Benintendi For Rest Of 2020 Season
• Havre De Grace Police Officer Philip Paciocco Charged In Bel Air Restaurant Assault, Suspended From All Police Duties
• UW-Madison Cracks Down On Student Activities To Help Slow COVID-19 Spread
• Phase 3 Of Reopening Begins In Somerville: Gym-Goers Are 'Masked Up And Back At It'
• 50 People Arrested During Mission Against Sex Crimes In San Joaquin County
• Owl Rescued: Broomfield Police Thank Resident For Reporting Injured Bird
• Police Searching For Possible Suspect Vehicle After Shots Fired In Glen Burnie Monday Night
• On First Day Of School In Chicago, Mayor Lightfoot Confident CPS Tech Bumps Will Be Smoothed Out
• Community Policing Group Blames Minneapolis City Council For Slashing Police Budget, Ending Key Programs
• Pittsburgh Police Trying To Identify Skater, Bicyclist Allegedly Involved In Aggravated Assault At Protest
• US Census Forms To Be Sent Again To Massachusetts Homes That Haven't Responded
• Brittany Bowlen Of The Denver Broncos To Speak At Gov. Jared Polis's Tuesday Afternoon Coronavirus News Conference
• Two Months Until Election Day: Here Are Important Deadlines You Need To Know
• Florida Inmate COVID-19 Death Toll At 111
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,392 New COVID-19 Cases, 7 Additional Deaths
• Coronavirus Finance Issues May Force Colorado Nursing Home Closure
• Apple Schedules Event For Next Week, Fueling iPhone 12 Speculation
• "Tenet" grosses $20 million in opening weekend
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Deal With Internet Issues On First Day Of Virtual Learning
• As COVID cases surge, U.K. official says people "relaxed too much"
• 2 Separate Motorcycle Crashes Reported In Western Wisconsin
• Cameron Peak Fire: Structural Damage Feared As Fire Grows To 4th Largest In Colorado History
• Twins Beat Tigers 6-2
• Kamala Harris meets with Jacob Blake's family in Wisconsin
• Massachusetts Stops Coronavirus Testing At Boston Lab After 383 False Positives Found
• Nathaniel Rateliff Returns To Red Rocks For Live Shows With Just 175 Fans
• Dallas Zoo Welcomes Three African Lion Cubs For 1st Time Since 1974
• Jelly Belly Founder Launches Willy Wonka-Style Treasure Hunt For Keys To Florida-Based Candy Factory
• Pittsburgh Public Safety: 'Embarrassing' Viral Video Of Clash Between Protesters, Restaurant Patrons Under Investigation
• Police: North Miami Beach Man Says He 'Lost It,' Fatally Shot Mom 6 Times Following Argument
• Chicago Weather: Showers, Thunderstorms Tuesday; Lakeshore Flood Advisory In Effect
• $300,000 raised for salon owner accused of "setting up" Pelosi
• Sugar Bowl Resort Suspending Season Pass Sales Citing COVID-19 Concerns
• Some South African students move in with teachers amid pandemic
• American Airlines allows Black Lives Matter pins on uniforms
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Paulette Gains Strength In Tropical Atlantic
• Six CPD Officers Honored For Bravery In July Shootout That Left 3 Officers Wounded
• Raptors' Serge Ibaka In A Walking Boot, Status Unknown For Game 6 Vs. Celtics
• Indoor Dining Is Back In Philadelphia With Several Restrictions In Place
• 'Free Food': Community Fridge Opens In Jamaica Plain To Keep People Fed During Pandemic
• Hayward Police: Suspected Bank Robber In Curly Wig Nabbed With Help Of Customer
• White House finalizing list of Trump Supreme Court picks
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Reaches More Than 650K Cases As Positivity Rate Decreases
• Coronavirus (MN): MDH Reports 387 Additional COVID-19 Cases, 2 More Deaths; Rolling Positivity Rate At 6%
• Miami-Dade Schools Seeks Parents' Feedback On Learning Platform
• Woman, 12-Year-Old Girl Killed In Crash On Highway 132 Near Vernalis
• Clippers Rally To Take 2-1 Series Lead Over Nuggets
• GM forms $2 billion partnership with electric-car startup Nikola
• President Trump, Kamala Harris Head To Florida This Week
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 496 More Coronavirus Cases As Statewide Total Surpasses 140,000
• Black Jogger Offered Job After Encounter With Florida Sheriff's Deputies
• Denton Detectives Investigating After Dead Woman Found In Southbound Lanes Of Traffic
• China accused of "assault on media freedoms" as journalists leave
• 7 People Shot, Killed At Illegal Marijuana Grow In Riverside County
• LAX Global Entry Enrollment Center Reopens For First Time Since March
• Pacifica Man Arrested In Labor Day Beach Stabbing
• Girl, 8, among those killed during holiday weekend in Chicago
• Woman Killed In Northern Minnesota Stabbing; Suspect In Custody
• An Appreciation For Daniel Theis, The Unsung Hero Of The Boston Celtics
• Kentucky Added To Chicago's Travel Quarantine Order; California, Puerto Rico Removed From List
• PTL Links: September 8, 2020
• North Texas Firefighter Diana Jones To 'Lie In Repose' Until Public Memorial Service
• "Mighty mice" stay bulked up in space but not untreated mice
• Gun Sales Up In Minnesota, Ammo Supplies Reportedly Limited
• Helicopter Rescues Resume For People Trapped By California Creek Fire
• Police: 8-Year-Old Girl Dead, 2 Adults Injured In Canaryville Shooting
• Nearly naked demonstrators protest Daniel Prude's killing
• Man, 2 Juveniles Reportedly Seen Looking Into Cars In Vacaville Arrested After Chase
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces No New Coronavirus-Related Deaths, 37 Additional Cases
• Reopenings: Marin County Remains On State's COVID-19 Tier One; Business Reopenings Delayed
• Share your COVID-19 back-to-school story with CBS News
• 1 Injured After Car Crashes Into State Patrol Squad Vehicle In Minneapolis
• Pennsylvania Restaurants Can Increase Indoor Dining To 50% Capacity Beginning Sept. 21, Gov. Wolf Says
• Minnesota Vikings Detail How $1 Million Will Be Spent On Social Justice
• Person Rescued Near I-95 Bridge In Susquehanna River
• Clashes at one of two pro-Trump rallies in Oregon
• Oak Fire: Mendocino County Residents Evacuated; Blaze Grows To Over 1,000 Acres; Highway 101 Shut Down
• Coronavirus Cases Force High School In Central Florida To Close For 2 Weeks
• Smoky Mountains Releases Map Predicting When Fall Foliage Will Peak In Philadelphia Area
• It Is Highly Unlikely That Food Is A Source Of COVID-19 Contamination, Experts Say
• Police Break Up Massive Woodland Hills House Party
• 'SMART Policing Act' For Baltimore County Police Would Ban Chokeholds, All Neck Restraints, Adds Other New Policies To Modernize Policing
• Gov. Wolf: Restaurants Can Increase Capacity To 50%, But First Must Register With New Database
• Police shoot 13-year-old boy with autism
• Elon Musk Seeks To Colonize Mars Despite Dangers, Costs
• Naked With 'Spit Hoods' On, Rochester Protesters Decry Daniel Prude's Death
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 356 New Cases Reported, Hospitalizations Flat
• Moderna Among Companies Pledging To Make COVID Vaccine Safety Their Focus
• Harvick Takes Southern 500 To Open Playoff
• Social media is forcing Iran to face a taboo topic: Sexual violence
• Steve Belichick Has Funny Reply When Told He Sounds Just Like His Father
• Man Charged In Random Sex Assault In New Hampshire Due In Court
• Firefighters Rushed To Stop Grass Fire From Spreading To Suisun City Apartments
• True Crime Exclusive: The Chris Watts Letters: Why He Says His Family Would Still Be Alive If He Hadn't Met His Mistress
• Officers Capture 1 Of 2 Texas Fugitives After Georgia Deputy Shot
• El Dorado Fire: Evacuations And Closures
• No Fans At Mile High? We Feel You, Broncos Country. Here Are Tips For Tailgating During The Pandemic.
• Should The Massachusetts Flu Vaccine Requirement For Students Also Apply To Teachers?
• Dallas ISD Virtual Learning Hub
• Marlins Beat Braves 5-4 In 10th Inning
• Violence Erupts Again Monday As Dijon Kizzee Protesters Square Off With Deputies
• How arrests in Philly schools dropped by 84% in 5 years
• Miami Weather: Morning Sun, Afternoon Storms All Week
• Lions Officially Sign Adrian Peterson
• Poll: Half Of Americans Plan Keep Working In Retirement Due To COVID-19
• Recipe: Olive Oil, Honey And Apple Cake
• 5 boats sink at Trump boat parade on Texas' Lake Travis
• Nuggets Lose Lead, Fall To Clippers 113-107 In Game 3 Of Semis
• Blackouts, unsuccessful helicopter rescue amid California wildfires
• Jayson Tatum Honors Lou Brock During Celtics' Game 5 Win
• Bill Belichick Jokes That Scott Zolak Can Be Patriots' Emergency Quarterback Option This Year
• Gender-reveal "pyrotechnic" blamed for huge California wildfire
• 5 Shot During Dice Game In East Baltimore, 24-Year-Old Shot In The Head In South Baltimore
• Outcry over Hong Kong police tackling 12-year-old girl to the ground
• Pastor Says 12,000 People Attended Prayer Rally Outside California State Capitol
• Police: 2 Men Stabbed Near Point Pleasant Beach Boardwalk
• Probe launched after bags of mail dumped in 2 spots in LA area
• Teen, Adult Relative Drown While Fishing In Patuxent River In Maryland
• Derek Chauvin Due In Court For Tax Fraud Charges
• BYU Rolls Past Navy 55-3 In Season-Opener With No Fans
• Campaign 2020 Reality Check: The Debate Over Debates
• Patriots Rookies Finally Have Jersey Numbers
• Police Reunite 4-Year-Old Boy With Family
• Wawa Offering Free Coffee To Education Employees Through End Of September
• Wreckage of sunken WWII battleship found off Norway
• Father Distraught Over Son's Disappearance Opens Fire On CHP Officers During Sylmar Standoff
• As Coronvirus Cases Drop, Governors May Gamble On Bars. Again.
• President Trump Reacts To Viral Video Of Protesters Clashing With Diners In Pittsburgh
• Wildfires spread in California as oppressive heat wave continues
• Prince Harry repays UK taxpayers' money used for home renovation
• Biden says he would take COVID-19 vaccine
• "Reckless" frat party linked to coronavirus outbreak
• Putin critic is out of coma after suspected poisoning
• Access Centers Throughout Philadelphia Set To Open Tuesday To Help Students Learning Digitally
• First Day Of School Pictures Have Special Meaning As Students Return To School In New Normal Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• California pastor holds rally in defiance of COVID guidelines
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/8 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• CPS Families Can Pick Up Free Meals At More Than 450 Sites Starting Tuesday
• Gill Hall Road Reopened After Water Main Break
• 19-Year-Old Man Found Shot Dead In Bedroom Of Kingsessing Home, Philadelphia Police Say
• Early Morning Fire Rips Through Vacant Home On Staten Island
• U.S. sailor missing from USS Nimitz aircraft carrier in Arabian Sea
• Start Of All-Remote CPS School Quarter Leaves Some Parents In Search Of Child Care Options
• Pittsburgh Weather: High Temperatures, Dry Conditions
• Shark kills man on Australia's Gold Coast tourist strip
• New Video Shows Broad Daylight Shooting On Brooklyn Sidewalk
• Basketball Hoops Removed To Prevent Pickup Games During Pandemic Restored At Fort Worth Parks
• Man Gunned Down While Riding Bike In East Germantown
• Art Photographer Neels De Coning Gives His All To Come Back After Spinal Cord Injury
• Man, Woman Injured In West Powelton Shooting
• North Carolina's governor race enters the homestretch
• Man, Woman Shot Multiple Times Near Deli In North Philadelphia
• South Jersey Students Begin Hybrid Learning, Others All Virtual
• Children Returning To Classrooms A Cause For Concern For A Potential Spike In Coronavirus Cases
• Couple Seen In Viral Video Of Clash With Pittsburgh Protesters Speaks Out
• Belarus claims opposition leader arrested trying to flee to Ukraine
• Two People Taken To Hospital After Truck Smashes Into Downtown Pittsburgh Intersection
• Parents Supplementing Kids' Education With Live Online Classes
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Set To Begin School Year With Remote Learning, Continuing To Distribute Devices To Families
• Lane Widening Project To Begin On Hot Metal Bridge At Second Avenue Intersection
• Santa Rosa Residents Prepare For PG&E Power Shutoffs Under Hot, Red Flag Warning Conditions
• CHP Officer Fired On In Sylmar, Suspect At Large
• Racist Rant Caught On Camera In Garden Grove
• Tuesday's Show Info (9/8/20)
• North Side SWAT Situation Ends Peacefully
• Islanders Totally Overwhelmed In Game 1 Loss To Lightning

Videos from September 8, 2020

• Biden and Trump increase campaign travel as 2020 race heats up
• How poor families are struggling to make ends meet during the pandemic
• Senate GOP to hold a vote on "skinny" COVID-19 relief package
• Nonprofit provides meals to people facing food insecurity in Texas during pandemic
• Trump tours battleground states in sprint to Election Day
• Some students return to school for in-person classes as more kids test positive for COVID-19
• Drugmakers sign safety pledge amid race to develop coronavirus vaccine
• Rochester police chief steps down following Daniel Prude's death
• Hundreds rescued as raging California wildfires decimate towns
• CBS Evening News, September 8, 2020
• Trump says he'll self-finance campaign if needed, after reports of dwindling funds
• Black women leaders respond to Trump's question: "What do you have to lose?"
• 9/8/20: Red and Blue
• "Tenet" tops box office as Disney's "Mulan" faces controversy
• Man with spinal cord injury defies odds and walks to propose to girlfriend
• Boy born with cleft lip adopts puppy just like him
• As coronavirus cases surge, top U.K. health official says people "relaxed too much"
• How the coronavirus pandemic is impacting our mental health
• Colorado gets unusual September snowfall after record-breaking heat wave
• Democrats making major push for Wisconsin in 2020 campaign
• Key words and deadlines to know ahead of 2020 election
• How South African schools reopened amid COVID-19
• Quick pivot to launch online store helps Legacy Toys grow during pandemic
• U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson sets Brexit trade negotiations deadline
• Crews struggle to contain record-breaking wildfires in California
• U.N. calls for investigation into apparent poisoning of Putin critic Alexei Navalny
• The impact of social atrophy during the coronavirus pandemic
• Trump and Biden spar over coronavirus vaccine push
• Brené Brown on the 10th anniversary of "The Gifts of Imperfection"
• Netflix's founder discusses importance of company culture and leadership amid the pandemic
• Former FBI agent Peter Strzok on his new book "Compromised"
• Sneak peek: "48 Hours Suspicion": The Tiger King Mystery
• Raw video: Sunken German warship found off Norway
• Back to school in South Africa means longer days and some students living with teachers
• Russia's most prominent opposition figure is doing better after suspected Novichok attack
• Pro-Trump caravan clashes with Black Lives Matter protesters in Salem, Oregon
• Coronavirus vaccine faces hurdles in production, acceptance
• Trump, Biden tension escalates as campaigns prepare for home stretch
• Military pilots attempt to rescue hikers and campers near Fresno, California