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Articles from September 9, 2020

• LASD Sheriff Says Coronavirus Cases Are 'Climbing' In Jails
• Uber Driver Arrested After Allegedly Attacking Passenger In Santa Ana
• Giants Win 5th In Row, Top Mariners Under Smoke-Filled Skies, 10-1
• Laureano Strikes Back, 2-Out Hit In 9th Puts A's Past Astros, 3-2
• California Fire Crews Are Stretched Thin And Competing For Resources
• Capitol Flag To Fly At Half-Staff To Honor Fresno Co. Sheriff's Detective Who Died Of COVID-19
• Dangerous Santa Ana Winds Threaten To Spread Bobcat Fire As San Gabriel Foothill Neighborhoods Remain Under Evacuation Warnings
• 3 Killed As Bear Fire Explodes In Butte County; Thousands Of Homes Threatened
• Oakland Joins Cities Demanding Records On Trump Administration's Deployment Of Federal Agents
• Good Samaritans Thwart Kidnapping Of 6-Year-Old Girl In Westlake; Suspect Caught
• 'Losing Von... It's Tough': Denver Broncos Lament Losing Von Miller To Injury
• Protests Continue 9 Days After LASD Shoots, Kills Dijon Kizzee In South LA
• Family Questions Care Provided At Long Term Care Facility During COVID, Encourages Other Families To 'Push The Issue'
• Laureano Strikes Back, 2-Out Hit In 9th Puts A's Past Astros
• Additional Evacuations Ordered For El Dorado Fire Burning In Yucaipa
• WATCH: Peyton Manning Shares Well Wishes To Von Miller After Serious Ankle Injury
• Walnut Street Through RiNo To Be Converted Into Two-Way Street
• PG&E Restores Power To Nearly All Customers After Public Safety Power Shutoff
• Public Safety Power Shutoffs: PG&E Crews Restore Power To 97 Percent Of NorCal Homes, Businesses
• Chicago Weather: Cloudy And Cool
• Bauer Outduels Darvish As Cubs Get Blanked By Reds
• Police: 1 Suffers Gunshot Wound To Leg In Brooklyn Park
• Former CBS 2 Anchors Jon Duncanson, Sylvia Gomez Take Us Inside Surreal Scene Brought On By California Wildfires
• State Education Leaders Discuss School Reopening Guidance
• Autopsy Reveals Claremont Teen Died Of Multiple Heart Conditions, Not COVID-19
• Vikings Award First George Floyd Memorial Scholarship To Southwest H.S. Graduate Meredith Kol-Balfour
• Smoke From Nearby Wildfires Creates Eerie Bay Area Baseball Scene
• Some Neighbors Relieved As Chicago Bans One-Night Rentals To Crack Down On Parties
• Chatham, Dedham, Lynnfield Among 13 Communities At High Risk For Coronavirus
• Exclusive: Inside The NYPD's Brooklyn North Violent Crimes Task Force As It Takes On The Spike In Gun Violence
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/9 Wednesday Night & 9/10 Thursday Morning Forecast
• NYC Restaurants To Resume Indoor Dining At 25% Capacity As Of September 30
• Online Classes In Pittsburgh Public Schools And Trinity Area School District Interrupted By Inappropriate Videos And Messages
• Kucherov Scores Late; Lightning Take 2-0 Lead Over Islanders
• Crowd Turns Out To Mourn 8-Year-Old Dajore Wilson, Demands Change And Peace
• North Minneapolis Church To Host Free COVID-19 Testing, Flu Shot Event
• Maryland Added To COVID-19 Travel Advisory Lists In New York, New Jersey, Connecticut Because Of Spike In New Case Rate
• Experts Say Dallas No Different Than Other Big Cities Regarding Short-Term Police Chiefs
• Dedham Delays Return To Classroom Due To Increase In Coronavirus Cases
• Want To Really Work Remotely? Barbados Offers Program To Work From Their 'Tropical Paradise'
• Think 2020's Disasters Are Wild? Experts See Worse In Future
• Browns' Myles Garrett Says He Wants To Have 'Man-To-Man' Talk With Steelers' Mason Rudolph
• Old Heating System Leaves Some Westminster Residents Feeling Chilly During Summer Cold Snap
• 80-Year-Old Woman Assaulted On Morning Walk In Columbia; Police Searching For Suspect
• Police: Man Shot, Killed After Breaking Into Home In Northeast Baltimore
• Family Spokesman: South Florida Attorney Robert Fenstersheib Killed By Son In Hollywood
• Long Night For Miami-Dade School Board As Frustrations Aired About Chaotic Start To Academic Year
• Alonso, Conforto Lead Mets To 7-6 Win Over Orioles
• 2 People Killed In Crash In Gaithersburg, Montgomery County Police Say
• UW-Madison Shifts Online For Two Weeks After COVID-19 Spike
• Suspect Sincere Williams Prepared To Kill Walgreens Clerk In Wicker Park: Prosecutors
• Reality Check: Trump's Claims Of Advances Made For Women In Workplace
• Two Dogs Who Found Love At Daycare In Montgomery County Get Married
• Air Quality Unhealthy Throughout Los Angeles County Due To Active Wildfires
• Homeless Encampments 'Prepared And Fortified To Fight' After Eviction Deadline Passes
• Broncos Super Fan 'Rescue Rob' Honored With Display At Pro Football Hall Of Fame
• McCann Homers Twice As White Sox Top Pirates
• Trump Admitted To Woodward He Downplayed Coronavirus Threat In Early Days Of Outbreak
• 'Lives Were Lost': Mayor Lightfoot Slams President Trump After Woodward Book Says He Knowingly Downplayed Virus Risk
• Pirates Fall 8-1 To White Sox On Roberto Clemente Day
• AstraSeneca Puts COVID-19 Vaccine Trial On Hold After Participant Becomes Sick
• Willow Fire Destroys 30 Structures In Yuba County, Some Evacuations Lifted
• García 1st MLB Win, Yankees End 5-Game Skid, Top Blue Jays
• 23-Year-Old Man Injured In Shooting In SW Baltimore, Police Say
• Tracking The Tropics: Paulette Maintaining Strength, No Change In Rene
• Placer County Ends Local Health Emergency - What Does That Mean?
• San Bernardino Nears 50K COVID-19 Cases; Riverside, Ventura Report Additional Deaths
• 'It's Just Been Magic': Theater Group Keeps Production Alive During Pandemic
• State Police: 2-Year-Old Boy Dies After Mother's Car Runs Over Him
• Parafencing Becomes OU's First Accessible Club Sport
• Bear Fire Update: 3 Confirmed Dead, A Dozen Still Missing In Huge NorCal Wildfire
• Slack's Hoagie Shack In Bucks County Spreading Hope To Homeless, Food Insecure During Pandemic
• Labor Day Weekend Was Busiest Travel Weekend For Airlines Since Pandemic Began
• 9 Million People Still Haven't Claimed Stimulus Checks
• Experts Explain Why Air Quality And Smoke Levels Are Different Around Sacramento Region
• Police Trying To Identify Looting Suspects Caught On Camera In Gold Coast, Near South Loop
• As Flu Season Approaches, Doctors Say Parents May Confuse the Symptoms with COVID-19
• Gyms and Pools Across Michigan Opened Their Door Wednesday
• Joe Biden Stops In Metro Detroit Making His Case To Be The Next President in the 2020 Election
• Wayne County Medical Examiner Determines Bodies Found in Detroit Fire Suffered Gunshot Wounds
• Plum Borough School District Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Accused Inmate, Deandre Williams, Charged With First Degree Murder of Wayne County Deputy Bryant Searcy
• Poll: Most LA Households Facing Serious Financial Issues During Pandemic
• Denver Police: Man Threatening Others With Gun Shot By Police
• Medical Experts Discuss Health Risks Presented By Wednesday Smoke-Choked Skies
• AstraZeneca Puts COVID-19 Vaccine Trial On Hold After Participant Becomes Sick
• A Decade Later, San Bruno Residents Remember Deadly PG&E Pipeline Explosion
• No Tua, But Dolphins Will Rely Heavily On Rookies In Opener
• Raptors Outlast Celtics In Double Overtime To Force Game 7
• Amid Major Spike In COVID-19 Cases, UW-Madison Switching To Remote Learning For At Least 2 Weeks
• Ronald "Khalis" Bell, co-founder of Kool & the Gang, dead at 68
• In 10th Season, Mark Ingram Still Running Strong For Ravens
• 'Welcome To Mars'; SFO Passengers Describe Eye-Popping Aerial Images Of Smoky Skies
• Rideshare Company For Kids Struggles Under AB5 Requirements, Supports Proposition 22
• Pac-12 Programs Differ on Reporting Student-Athlete Cases
• Kayak Tours Return To Inner Harbor
• Eagles' DeSean Jackson 'Taking The Proper Steps To Educate' Himself After Anti-Semitic Posts
• Willow And Bear Fire Evacuees In Yuba County Hoping Loved Ones, Property Are Spared
• 'We Do It Because We Care' | Brigance Brigade 5.7K Run, Walk To Be Held Virtually
• Police: Hostage Suspect Rams Police SUV In Union City; Officer Opens Fire
• LA County Partners With SafePass App To Help Residents With Coronavirus Contact Tracing
• Blue Mound Man Arrested For Allegedly Sexually Abusing 12-Year-Old Girl
• MedStar Health To Debut Donor-Funded Mobile Care Center In Baltimore City, Anne Arundel County
• SF Fire Crews Contain Fire at Haight-Ashbury Apartment Building
• 'He Destroyed Our Lives': Children Of Woman Killed In Sunday Hit-And-Run Grieve Their Loss
• Parents Calling For Change After Neighborhood Learning Alliance Program Closes
• Mall Owners Set To Buy JCPenney Out Of Bankruptcy
• Students Across Minnesota Adjust To Learning Amid Pandemic
• Officials Back Off Trick-Or-Treating Ban As LA County Reports 61 New COVID-19 Deaths
• Kool & The Gang Co-founder, Singer, Producer Ronald 'Khalis' Bell Dies At 68
• Bruins Bruce Cassidy Wins Jack Adams Award As Top NHL Coach
• San Francisco Nonprofit Operations Manager Helps Distribute Up To 2,500 Meals A Day
• Amazon Hiring For Tens Of Thousands Of Corporate, Tech Positions
• Texas Man Gets 5 Years In Prison For Planting Bombs Outside Starbucks And Church
• Schools: The New Normal | Catholic School Students Across NYC Return To Classrooms
• Filming Starts To Pick Up After Pandemic Puts It On Pause
• Election 2020: Will Abortion Rights Make The Difference In Western Pennsylvania?
• Mark Campbell Sentenced To 16 Years For Driving Burning Truck Into Ex-Girlfriend's Home
• Former NYC Gynecologist Accused Of Sexually Abusing Patients Now Facing Federal Charges
• Group Presses Governor Baker To Reopen Cases Of Police Shootings
• Bernese Mountain Dog Helps Catch Car Theft Suspect In Wayzata
• Number Of Cases Of Rare Condition Linked To COVID-19 In Children Continues To Rise
• Chester County Man Claude Edwards Charged With Sexually Assaulting Two Girls Under Age 13
• 2 Men Injured In Shooting In East Baltimore, Police Say
• Vice President Mike Pence Visits Pittsburgh Area Pushing For 4 More Years Of President Donald Trump
• Denver Weather: More Record Cold Possible
• Howard County Executive Calvin Ball Announces $750K Grant To Help Live Venues, Artists Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Get Your Flu Shot At Safeway, King Soopers Without Leaving Your Car
• Some South Minneapolis Residents Concerned By Understaffing At 5th Police Precinct
• Think The 2020 California Wildfires Are Bad? Experts See Worse Natural Disasters In Future
• San Jose Nightclub Promoter Arrested On Multiple Charges Of Sexual Assault; More Victims Sought
• Suncor Wants Your Opinion To Help Improve Communication With Community
• Famous Mountain Lion P-22 Spotted Wandering Beachwood Canyon Neighborhood
• Fair State Brewing Cooperative Employees Vote To Unionize
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Vetoes Controversial Vaping Bill
• Electric Scooter Rider Killed In Hit-And-Run Identified As Christopher Patton
• In-Person Education Returns To Plano ISD; Virtual Learning Still An Option During Pandemic
• SF Measure Taxing Wealthy Businesses For Homeless Services Becomes Law; State Supreme Court Denies Challenge
• Pennsylvania Democrats Question Trump-Pence 'Love Affair' With Beaver Co.
• NorthShore University Health System Data Breach Affects More Than 340,000 People
• Trump admits downplaying virus, but told Woodward it was "deadly"
• 'An Inspiration': Pittsburgh Steelers Fans Shower Ryan Shazier With Support Following Retirement Announcement
• AG William Barr Credits Operation Legend With Reducing Chicago Crime; Mayor Lightfoot Says, 'Nobody Should Be Taking A Victory Lap'
• New Illinois COVID-19 Cases: 1,337
• U Of Illinois Sues To Stop Nurses Strike This Weekend
• Lotto Texas Drawing Wednesday Night Is For Largest Jackpot Since 2010
• Santa Cruz County Closing 1 of 3 CZU Fire Evacuation Shelters
• Phillies, Local Toyota Dealers Team Up For Donation To Philadelphia Firefighters Ahead Of 9/11 Anniversary
• Man, Grandson Missing After Motorcycle Ride In New Hampshire
• Bensalem Police Searching For Man Who Secretly Took Pictures Of Woman In Goodwill Dressing Room
• Richmond City Council Approves Point Molate Mixed-Use Development
• Sixers Launch 'Vote 76' Initiative, Website Encouraging Fans To Vote This November
• Forest Service Closes All 18 National Forests In California Due To 'Unprecedented And Historic Fire Conditions'
• 'We've Prepared Well' | Despite No Preseason, Unique Lead-Up To Regular Season, Ravens Say They're Ready To Get Off To Fast Start
• HCMC Staff Accused Of Improperly Accessing George Floyd's Medical Records In HIPAA Violation
• 'Heat Of Florida Will Kill Many More': Rep. Donna Shalala Compares Threat Of Climate Change To COVID Crisis
• Boulder Valley School District K-2nd Grade To Return To In-Person Learning Sept. 29
• Lawrence Teachers Rally For Safe Buildings Before Schools Reopen
• Sen. Gardner Shares Support For Latest Version Of Next Relief Package
• Estaban Lucero And Sincere Trujillo Among 5 Teens Arrested In Shooting Death Of Nimijah Pimentel At Panorama Park
• CBP Keeps Criminals From Sitting On Cash Stash After Nearly $500K Found In Chair At MIA
• Some Dallas Council Members Praise Police Chief Renee Hall After Her Decision To Resign
• After Downward Trend, Dallas County Coronavirus Cases 'May Be Beginning To Trend Upward Slightly'
• Arizona teen to become one of first female Eagle Scouts
• Miami-Dade To Move Curfew To 11 PM Beginning Next Monday
• Mayor, NYPD Tout Uptick In Gun Arrests As Shootings Continue Citywide
• TikTok Struggles To Stop Spread Of Viral Suicide Video As Kids Are Tricked Into Viewing Horrific Clip
• 10-Year-Old Randi Canion Has Been Found After Disappearing 5 Days Ago
• Suspect Jordan Perez Arrested In Connection To Fatal Stabbing In Arden-Arcade
• Mayor De Blasio Defends Decision To Move Homeless Out Of UWS Hotels, Says That Housing Was Never The Long-Term Plan
• Pittsburgh Pirates Celebrate Roberto Clemente Day By Giving Back Off The Field
• Police: 24-Year-Old Man Shot In The Stomach In North Baltimore
• Extra $300 Per Week For Unemployed Texans Is No More
• 16 Students Test Positive For Coronavirus In Windham, NH
• Jill Biden Visits Prior Lake In Push For Battleground State, 'We Can Absolutely Win Minnesota'
• AstraZeneca Coronavirus Vaccine Testing On Hold
• 'Pouty Face' Made By Dodgers Pitcher Joe Kelly At Houston Astros Now A Mural In Silver Lake
• Exclusive: 17-Year-Old Fisherman Recounts Catching 7-Foot Shark On Westhampton Beach
• Local Woman Has Skin Reaction After Opening Mysterious Package Packed With Irritating Substance
• Greenhouse gas emissions back to pre-pandemic levels
• Pine Gulch Fire, Largest In Colorado History, Nearly Contained At 95%
• Health Officials, Lawmakers Probe Racial Disparities In COVID Case Outcomes
• 3 Workers Trapped When Pallets Fall On Them At Aurora Warehouse
• Chicago Parents On The City's South And West Side Juggle Kids' E-Learning, Jobs
• Road To Reopening: New Yorkers Eagerly Line Up Outside Malls And Casinos
• Massachusetts Reports 182 New Coronavirus Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• Police: Village Of Merrick Park Reopens After Being Put On Lockdown
• Plano Teen Arrested In Child Porn Case
• Gov. DeSantis, Joined By South Florida Leaders, Ratchets Up Pressure For Judge Renatha Francis To State Supreme Court
• The CW Launches 'CW Vote Actually'
• Broward Judge Sets $45,000 Bond For Former Driver Accused Of Molesting Disabled Man
• Keller @Large: Claims By Trump, Biden Camps Don't Hold Up
• DuSable Museum Of African American History Remains Closed Amid Pandemic, Fights For Equal Funding
• $650K Worth Of Fake Apple AirPods, Lightning Cables Seized From China Shipment At LA/Long Beach Seaport
• Masks Decreasing Immunity To Other Viruses? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• COVID Cases Among Children In Northwest Indiana Continue To Rise
• Source: Barring Last Minute Changes, World Series To Be Held At Globe Life Field In Arlington
• Man Shot After Encountering Texas Fugitive Wanted In Shooting Of Georgia Deputy
• D'Andre Horton Arrested After Fatal Shooting On Harvard Avenue In Denver
• Texas Sen. Ted Cruz On President Trump's List Of Potential Supreme Court Nominees: 'It's Humbling And An Immense Honor To Be Considered'
• Rochester Man Dies After Hiking Accident On North Shore
• Coloradans Left Without Heat During Summer Snowstorm
• 2 NYC Teachers Test Positive For COVID-19, Others Report Disgusting Conditions In Buildings, Walk Out
• Ross Township Police Mourn Loss Of K-9 Jimy
• Now Hiring: Newsom Signs Law Offering Credits To Small Businesses Devastated By Pandemic
• Bomb-Making Materials Found In Worcester Building During Police Search
• Newsom Announces New Appointments to State Board of Education
• Upper West Side Divided After City Opts To Move Homeless Residents From Hotel Lucerne
• California Secretary of State Discusses Voting, Safe Access During November Election
• Michigan Supreme Court Hears Arguments On Constitutionality of Gov. Whitmer's Emergency Powers
• 'We Are Not Immune To This', Broward Sheriff's Office Hosts Plasma, Blood Drive
• Wildfire Smoke Casts Ominous Orange Glow Across Northern California
• Dr. Aimee Sisson, Placer County's Public Health Director, Submits Her Resignation
• OC Deputy Charged After Allegedly Failing To Book Evidence
• Lawsuit Alleges Kevin Spacey Sexually Assaulted 14-Year-Old Boys At His Apartment
• Facebook engineer quits, accusing company of "profiting off hate"
• 'Financially, It Does Not Make Sense' | Some Baltimore Restaurants Opt Not To Open At 50% Capacity; Rely Solely On Carryout
• FDNY Renames Its Highest Award For 9/11 Hero Chief Peter Ganci Due To 'Deeply Racist Beliefs' Of Award's Original Namesake
• Colorado September Storm Drops 8-14 Inches Of Snow On Cameron Peak Fire
• Komen Connection: Caroline Plank On Life After Double Mastectomy
• Some Schools Use High-Tech Cleaning To Get Ready To Reopen
• Cinemark Towson Reopening Friday With New Safety Protocols; AMC Theatres Reopening Thursday
• Dallas County Reports 2 More West Nile Virus Deaths, 2 Additional Human Cases
• Casinos In Gilpin County Reopen Table Games As 'Protect Your Neighbor' Phase Begins
• OC Surpasses 50K Reported COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations Continue To Decline
• Police Searching For Driver That Fled Fatal Accident Involving Bicyclist In North Philadelphia
• Potential AstraZeneca-Oxford COVID-19 Vaccine Suffers Setback, Trial Paused
• JC Penney Landlords Close To Buying Retailer Out Of Bankruptcy
• Tugboat Captain From Baltimore Works To Expose City Youth To The Maritime Industry
• Delaware River Waterfront Corporation Denies Proposal For Sixers Penn's Landing Stadium
• Family Members Remember Melissa Hefty, Mother Of 5 Killed In Labor Day Weekend Shooting In Baltimore
• WATCH: Shocking NYC Subway Rescue Caught On Video
• 3.1 Magnitude Earthquake In Freehold, New Jersey Felt By Approximately 6,900 People
• 3.1 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Monmouth County, New Jersey
• Health Emergency Declared In San Mateo County Due To Threat Of Hazardous Waste From Wildfires
• Denton Man Convicted Of Trafficking 17-Year-Old Girl; Faces Up To Life In Prison
• White professor who lied about being Black has resigned
• Pelosi Lambastes Trump Over Woodward Book Detailing How President Withheld COVID Threat From Public
• Crews On Scene Of Serious Crash In Baltimore County; Person Extricated From Vehicle
• Gov. Newsom Signs Law Offering Credits To Small Businesses Hurt By Pandemic
• Maryland Weather: Flash Flood Watch For Parts Of State As Rain Moves In
• Crews Respond To Downed Trees All Over Colorado After Summer Snowstorm
• Boston Public Schools Show Off Preparations For In-Person Learning
• Heavy Rain Turns Hollywood Streets Into Small Lakes
• Santa Clara County Traffic Hearings on Pause Until New Year
• Penn State Pauses Team Athletics For 'Several Programs' After Latest Coronavirus Testing
• Massachusetts Among States Suing Trump Administration Over Alaskan Arctic Oil And Gas Leasing
• Little Girl's Road To Success Paved With Paint And Sparkles
• Harvard Researchers Find Racial Disparities Across Mass. Court System
• Creek Fire Creating Own Thunderhead Clouds That Are Fueling Its Growth
• Trump Releases List Of Potential Supreme Court Candidates, Including Mexican Ambassador Christopher Landau From Maryland
• Gov. Hogan Gets Flu Shot; Urges Marylanders To Do The Same Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• NFL On CBS Analyst Charles Davis Says Darius Slay Should Give Eagles 'A Little Juice, A Little Confidence' In Secondary
• Vikings Place Danielle Hunter On Injured Reserve
• National Finals Rodeo 2020 Moves To Globe Life Field In Arlington
• 2012 Graduate Of Lynwood High Identified As Scooter Rider Killed In Denver Hit-And-Run
• Amazon customers face price gouging, consumer watchdog says
• Friends Central School In Wynnewood Reimagining The Classroom During Pandemic
• Cowboys QB Dak Prescott Talks Struggles During Offseason With Depression, Brother's Suicide
• Top Garden Centers And Nurseries In Northern Colorado
• Steve Nash Eager To Get Started On New Career As Nets Coach
• Pennsylvania Senate Passes Bill Allowing School Districts To Make Decision On Fans At Games
• 'They Don't Disturb Anyone': It's Rattlesnake Season In South Florida But There's No Reason To Be Alarmed
• Point Park Professor Criticizes Bob Woodward For Waiting To Reveal President Trump's Alleged Comments On Downplaying Coronavirus
• Dolan Fire Update: Nearly 100,000 Acres Burned; Containment Drops To 20%
• Julian Edelman Limited At Patriots Practice Ahead Of Week 1 Game Vs. Dolphins
• Report: Florida Ranked Eighth Most Diverse State In America
• 5 Killed In House Fire: $40,000 Reward Offered In Search For Masked Suspects
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Expects To Limit Trick-Or-Treating This Halloween To Protect Kids And Parents From COVID
• Museum Of Fine Arts Announces Reopening Date
• COVID Pandemic Causing An Appliances Shortage
• William Hall, 23, Charged In Fatal Shooting At Brooklyn Park Apartment Complex
• An Up Close Look At The New Jurassic Quest Setup At Gillette Stadium
• Contra Costa Health Officials: Most COVID-19 Trends Positive, But Trouble Spots Persist
• Marin County Sheriff To Lift Remaining Woodward Fire Evacuation Warnings
• Los Alamitos Unified Reopens 6 Elementary School Campuses
• City Council To Hold More Frequent Budget Hearings In 2021 And 2022
• Astros' Win Against A's Ends 6-Game Skid
• Tony Romo On Dolphins: 'They're Building It The Right Way'
• 'It's Special To See' | RB Mark Ingram Praises Lamar Jackson's Offseason Progress; Other Offensive Players To Watch For This Year
• 'White Lives Matter' Repeatedly Painted Over Rock At Kent State University
• Dallas Residents Weigh In On Resignation Of Police Chief Renee Hall
• Donnell Berry Pleads Guilty To Robbing Bank In Prince George's County
• PETA Calls For State Audit Of University Of MN After 'COVID-19-Related Animal Killings'
• Fans Not Allowed To Tailgate At Gillette Stadium For Patriots Games In September
• P-81 First Mountain Lion Found With Genetic Abnormalities In Santa Monica Mountains
• Florida Education Association Says Judges Should Step Aside From Schools Case
• Aldermen Approve Ordinance To Protect Affordable Housing Near Obama Presidential Center In Woodlawn
• Arvada Police Arrest Suspect Tyler Condit In Murder Of Joseph Elsey
• Guidance For Schools In Tarrant County Moves Back To Virtual-Only Learning
• US Withdrawing 1,200 Troops From Iraq
• Creek Fire Update: Wall Of Flames Roars Into China Peak; Fire Grows To More Than 163,000 Acres; At Least 365 Structures Destroyed
• Baltimore County Public Library Will Serve Free Meals To Kids Starting September 14
• Report: New Jersey Ranked Fourth Most Diverse State In America
• U.S. Forest Service Closes All National Forests In California Over Fire Danger
• Bob Woodward to appear on 60 Minutes
• McConnell says Senate will vote on slimmed-down COVID bill Thursday
• Fork Fire In Eldorado National Forest Grows To 2,500 Acres; Evacuations In Effect
• Gun Fired In Caribou Robbery In Highland Park
• FBI agent ousted by Trump accuses Barr of "political partisanship"
• Neighbors Worry About Rise In Violent Crime In Ravenswood Manor; One Woman Found Bullets In Her Bedroom
• North Texas Mother Missing More Than 3 Weeks Contacts Family, Has Been Located
• Hurley, One Of The Maryland Zoo's Sitatungas, Dies At Age 13
• 7 Thrilling And Chilling Horror Novels Based On True Stories 
• Crews Fight Storage Warehouse Fire On S Monroe Street
• Wedding Planners Expect 2021 To Be A Wild Ride, As COVID Delays Couples' Plans For Nuptials; 'The Floodgates Of Rescheduling Opened'
• Some Coronavirus Patients Using App-Based Monitoring System While Recovering At Home
• 2 Men Wanted For Vandalism Of Yucca Valley High School; 17-Year-Old Boy In Custody
• Man Allegedly Traveling To See President Trump Pleads Guilty To Assaulting Secret Service Agents
• Alderman Moves To Require City To Establish Public Database Of CPD Misconduct Files Going Back Decades
• Chabot Space & Science Center Holds Second Pandemic Auction
• Biden Looks To Rebuild 'Blue Wall' In Michigan With Help of Autoworkers
• Massachusetts Primary Drew Record Voter Turnout
• Report: Pocono's Tannersville Named No. 2 Town To View Fall Foliage In United States
• 4 Pittsburgh Establishments Given Notices Of Violation, 13 Others Warned For Not Following Coronavirus Orders
• Wisconsin Gov. Evers Says He Has 'No Regrets' About Kenosha Shooting Response
• All Bradley University Students Placed Under 2-Week Quarantine Amid COVID-19 Update
• Man Dies, Riderless Motorcycle Continues On Freeway Crashing Into Car
• An Endless Amount Of Fall Fun At Blake Farms' Orchard, Cider Mill, Tasting Room
• Willow Fire Forces 3,000 to Evacuate Yuba County
• K-2 Students Return To In-Person Learning In Boulder Valley School District Sept. 29
• Southlake Police On The Hunt For 'Vinyl Vandal' Who Pilfered KISS, Nirvana, Jazz Albums And More
• David Rubenstein Dishes On Jeff Bezos, Nancy Pelosi, Bill Clinton, Others In New Book 'How To Lead: Wisdom From World's Greatest CEOs, Founders, And Game Changers'
• David Rubenstein Dishes On Jeff Bezos, Nancy Pelosi, Bill Clinton, Others In New Book
• Man Who Broke Into Eminem's Home Back In Court To Determine Probable Cause For Trial
• 49ers Announce Recipients Of Social Justice Grants
• Prescription delivery times increased after DeJoy took over USPS, report finds
• Pittsburgh Pirates Outfielder Anthony Alford Undergoes Elbow Surgery
• ACM Award Winning Radio Host Expands Career Into Performing Country Music With New Single
• MDTA Police Make 700+ Traffic Stops Over Labor Day Weekend, Arrest 26 Impaired Drivers
• Iran pressured to spare life of wrestler who faces execution
• Gov. Walz Again Calls For Special Session To Extend Peacetime Emergency
• Mark Webber On Superstar Racing Experience: 'Motorsports Fans In For A Real Treat'
• Maryland Historical Society Reopening Wednesday As Maryland Center For History And Culture
• Santa Ana Zoo Reopens Today With Limited Capacity, New Safety Measures
• Massachusetts Just Had Its Hottest Summer On Record, Climate Report Says
• Denver Sets 8 Hot And Cold Weather Records In Just 5 Days
• Ben Roethlisberger Excited But Nervous For Start Of Season, Says 'I Don't Know' When Asked About His Football Future
• Microsoft set to launch new Xbox Series X — here's when
• Baker Supports Andover Decision, Says Teachers Need To Be In School
• BART Makes Largest Service Increase Since Start Of Pandemic, Adds More Commuter Trains
• Light Rail Track Maintenance Impacts RTD's H Line, L Line In Downtown Denver
• City Council Votes To Ban Sale Of Flavored Vaping Products In Chicago
• CHSAA Votes To Keep 2020-2021 High School Sports Schedule
• Amazon to fill 33,000 jobs with average pay of $150,000
• Marriott To Lay Off 17% Of Corporate Staff Next Month
• Hood County Sheriff Warns About Child Luring Attempts: 'Don't Give Sick, Evil Person' The Opportunity
• New York City School Buses Will Be Ready To Roll, But Teachers Still Concerned About Buildings
• Pedestrian, 65, Fatally Struck In Columbia Heights
• ATF Offers $5,000 Reward For Information On Arson Of Pittsburgh Police Cars During Riots
• Man Dies After Chain-Reaction Crash On I-80 Near Vacaville
• San Francisco 49ers Reactivate Star Linebacker Fred Warner From COVID-19 Injured Reserve
• GOP Targets Democratic-Run California in Election Gamble
• DuPage County Resident Tests Positive For West Nile Virus; First Confirmed Illinois Case Of 2020
• Judge: Texas Voters Must Be Notified Of Signature Issues On Mail-In Ballots
• Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing On Alligator Alley
• Alec and Hilaria Baldwin welcome their fifth baby
• Maine No Closer To Easing Travel Restrictions On States, Including Massachusetts
• New Lamar Jackson Bobblehead Offered With FOCO Collection
• Miramar Police Officer Suspended With Pay Pending DUI Investigation
• CTU Files Complaint Against CPS Regarding COVID-19 Safety
• Walmart testing service to deliver goods by drone
• Ruling: Letecia Stauch Competent To Stand Trial For Murder Of Stepson Gannon Stauch
• 2020 Patriots Questions: Who Will Break Out On Defense?
• 3 Guns Found At Pittsburgh International Airport In Past Week
• California wildfires burn 2.2 million acres — more than any year on record
• Bicyclist Dead After Hit By Car On Chicago's West Side
• Coronavirus (MN): MDH Reports 282 Additional COVID-19 Cases, 7 More Deaths; Testing Numbers Dip Following Holiday Weekend
• Victim In Northern Minnesota Stabbing Identified As 53-Year-Old Dawn Swenson
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida's 2-Week Positivity Rate Remains Near 5%, Miami-Dade Not There Yet
• VIDEO: Philadelphia Mechanic Attacked With Bat After Receiving Call For Broken Down Car, Police Say
• 49ers' Arik Armstead Uses Platform To Promote Social Issues
• Sincere Williams, 18, Charged With Stabbing Employee At Wicker Park Walgreens To Death
• JP Roofing FAN N'ATION - KDKA's New Show Celebrating PGH SPORTS FAN (Press Release)
• Dan Feltes To Challenge Chris Sununu In New Hampshire Governor Race
• Aqib Talib Retires Despite 'Big Homie' Bill Belichick Offering Role With Patriots
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports Over 900 More Coronavirus Cases, And 14 Additional Deaths
• Sonoma County Economic Forecast Indicates Recovery Will Take Time
• Ellen DeGeneres show sets premiere date. "And, yes, we're gonna talk about it."
• SEE IT: Newly Released Videos Allege Payoff In Quinton Dunbar, DeAndre Baker Robbery Case in Miramar
• Cronut Creator Dominque Ansel Permanently Closes Bakery, Restaurant At The Grove
• Nearly 800 Children Nationwide Diagnosed With Rare Condition Linked To COVID-19
• Carrie Underwood, Blake Shelton And Gwen Stefani To Perform At 55th ACM Awards On CBS
• Thomas Maxwell Brandishes Hatchet After Running Out Of Medical Marijuana, Assaults Deputies Called To Scene, Officials Say
• Marylanders Affected By Pandemic Can Now Apply For Eviction Prevention Grants
• Tennis star moved by messages from Arbery and Martin families
• S.D. Weather Station Breaks U.S. Record For Shortest Gap From 100-Degree Reading To Measurable Snow
• Kevin Kiesow Of Colorado Springs Dies In Lake McConaughy Boating Accident
• Aston Dance Teacher Carly Marie Green Charged With Sexually Assaulting 15-Year-Old Student
• NBA Pushes Back NBA Draft, Start Of 2020-21 Season
• "Tiger King" Joe Exotic calls Trump his hero, asks for pardon
• Jill Biden, Donald Trump Jr. Bringing Presidential Campaign Messages To Minnesota
• Denver To Start Enforcing Expired Vehicle Tag Rules Again
• 3 Men Wanted In Armed Robbery, Shooting That Wounded Employee At Big Bear Lake Store
• Suspect Wanted In Armed Robbery Of 7-Eleven In Brooklyn
• Petaluma Robbery, Assault Suspect Accused Of Attacking Officer While Being Detained
• Pregnant Woman, Unborn Child Killed By Suspected Drunk Driver In Lancaster Pursuit, Crash
• USM Weighing Hiring Freezes, Layoffs Due To Financial Impacts Of Coronavirus
• More Than 150 People Have Died On Minnesota Roads This Summer
• 'My Responsibility And My Duty' - 49ers' Arik Armstead Uses Platform To Promote Social Justice Issues
• Fauci on halted virus trial, "likely scenario" for vaccine timeline
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 9 Additional Deaths, And 68 More Coronavirus Cases
• OUR STORY! The Making Of The Drew Barrymore Show!
• How To Help Those Affected By California's Wildfires
• 792 kids nationwide diagnosed with rare condition linked to COVID-19
• Sacramento Man James Chastain Accused Of Stealing Purses From Colfax Restaurant Workers
• Daniel Warro Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Incapacitated Women Two Different Times
• Parker Police Release Photos Of Attempted Armed Robbery Suspect
• Yahtzee, Baby Nancy, My Little Pony Among Toy Hall Of Fame 2020 Finalists
• Report: Rams Sign Jalen Ramsey To 5-Year $105 Million Extension, Record $71.2 Million Guaranteed
• 3 Arrested In San Francisco North Beach Home Burglaries, Bike Thefts
• Church leader who blamed COVID-19 on same-sex marriage has the virus
• Pittsburgh Steelers LB Ryan Shazier Announces Official Retirement From Football
• Andover Teachers Who Refused To Enter School Buildings Engaged In Illegal Strike, State Labor Board Rules
• Catholic Diocese Of Fort Worth Calls For Day Of Prayer For Peace, Says 'Political Discourse Lacks Civility'
• Lions Looking To Bounce-Back
• Minnesota DFL Postponed Fundraiser After State Rep. Candidate John Thompson's Hugo Remarks
• PTL Links: September 9, 2020
• Report: COVID-19 Takes Toll On Floridians With Disabilities
• Florida Jobless Benefits Will Include $300 In Federal Aid
• Cooking With Rania: Eggplant, Tomato And Mushroom Tart
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 336 New COVID-19 Cases Reported; Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Roughly Flat
• Coronavirus Latest: Lobo Fell's Point Closing After Six Years
• Parts Of Minnesota Already Seeing Start Of Fall Colors Season
• Tigers Rout Brewers 8-3
• Department Of Public Safety Requests Review Of State's Response To Unrest After George Floyd's Death
• The Minnesota Zoo's Beastly Bash Is Going Virtual This Weekend
• Ralph Macchio On 'Cobra Kai': 'It's A True Continuation Of The Karate Kid'
• Team Of Athletes With Cystic Fibrosis Will Run Virtual Boston Marathon
• Douglas County Schools Superintendent Thomas S. Tucker Announces Resignation
• Barron County (Wis.) Officials Alert Public After Potential COVID-19 Exposures At 3 Bars
• Trump's reelection bid blew through $830 million before Labor Day
• Dania Beach Gas Station Robbery Suspect Taken Into Custody
• Bruins Expect Tuukka Rask To Return To Boston Next Season
• LeBron Achieves Most Playoff Wins Ever As Lakers Take 2-1 Series Lead Over Rockets
• 17 Arrested Tuesday Night As South LA Dijon Kizzee Protests Continue
• Woman Found Shot Dead Following Barricade Situation In Hunting Park, Man Taken Into Custody
• Danvers Police Chief Recovering After Off-Duty Motorcycle Crash
• House Democrats ask full D.C. Circuit to rehear McGahn case
• 2020 Patriots Questions: Who Will Be Team's MVP?
• Miami Weather: Some Sun In The Morning, Showers Later
• 2 Men Save Driver From Burning Car After Crash In Lakeville
• California Submerged In Sea Of Smoke: Sacramento Air Quality Plummets To Hazardous Levels
• LVMH ends $16.2 billion deal to buy Tiffany
• MedStar Offers Mobile Flu Vaccine Clinics For 10+ People
• 'Bumper Cars With A Flaming Ride': Police Push Burning SUV Away From Gas Station With Squad Car
• Pratt Library Lends Virtual Tutoring, Wi-Fi, Other Support For Virtual Learning
• Vice President Mike Pence Campaigns In Western Pa. At Pro-Life Roundtable, Energy Rally
• Sánchez, 4 Relievers Throw 4-Hitter As Marlins Blank Braves
• Rare earthquake strikes New Jersey
• Trump administration to withdraw 1,200 U.S. troops from Iraq
• Human rights groups urge IOC to move Olympics from China
• Celtics Looking To Eliminate Raptors Wednesday Night, Advance To Eastern Conference Finals
• Fort Worth Firefighter Suffers Minor Injuries In Early Morning House Fire
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/9 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Cobra Kai Creators: 'The Show Empathizes With Johnny Lawrence'
• Parents, Other Caregivers Are More Stressed And In Poorer Health Due To Pandemic, Report Finds
• Marcus Smart Earns Spot On NBA All-Defensive First Team
• Democrats Increasingly Concerned Trump Could Win Minnesota: 'It's Real. It's Absolutely Real'
• 3.1 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes New Jersey, Shaking Reported Across State Including Philadelphia-Area
• Senate candidate recalls being falsely accused of stealing as child
• Russia calls poisoning allegations "hysteria" to draw sanctions
• Illinois university quarantines student body due to virus outbreak
• Minnesota Weather: Temperatures To Plunge Overnight Wednesday, Prompting Frost Advisories And Freeze Warnings
• Navy Pier Closed Until 2021: How Businesses Are Handling The Situation
• Seen On Video: Police Search For Suspect In Brutal Bronx Beating
• Oscars announce new diversity requirements for Best Picture noms
• Inovio's COVID-19 Vaccine Set To Go Through Critical Stage Three Trial As AstraZeneca's Vaccine Study Put On Hold
• Cuomo: NYC Restaurants Can Only Reopen Indoor Dining Once A Local Enforcement Mechanism Is Created
• Galvin Says Massachusetts Needs More Money For November Mail In Voting
• DOJ moves to defend Trump in rape accuser's defamation suit
• Pennsylvania State Education Association Encouraging Teachers To Remain Vigilant And Safe During Reopenings
• Dozens more rescued from California wildfire
• "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" to end in 2021
• Police: 2 Men Injured In Southwest Philadelphia Shooting
• Rochester police chief resigns after Daniel Prude's death
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot Temperatures Sticking Around On Wednesday
• "Boycott Mulan" trends after movie's release
• Early winter storm hits Colorado after record heat wave
• Man, Woman Injured In Mantua Shooting Possibly Sparked By Dice Game, Police Say
• Denver Weather: Cold And Snow Sticking Through Wednesday
• TikTok struggles to stop the spread of viral suicide video
• Vaccine trial halted after participant has possible adverse reaction
• Crews Battle Fire At Round Lake Home
• Chicago Weather: Rain Continues Wednesday; Lakeshore Flood Advisory Extended
• Florida small business owners stay afloat as state continues to reopen
• Historian Hal Brands on COVID-19's effect on world order
• First Day Jitters: Pittsburgh Public Schools Experience Bandwidth Issues On First Day
• Wildfires in California overwhelm firefighters, force evacuations
• Wednesday's Child: 8-Year-Old Trey'von
• Russia vows to help Syria "break through" crippling U.S. sanctions
• Record-setting motorcycle racer dead after 252 mph crash
• Ruf Homers Late, Giants Rally Past Red-Hot Mariners, 6-5
• 'Red Tier' Status Allows More South Bay Businesses To Reopen But Schools Must Wait 14 Days
• Public Safety Power Shutoff: North Bay Businesses, Schools Residents Spend 24 Hours In The Dark
• Fox Chapel School District Parents Want More Transparency Regarding Coronavirus Cases
• Pa. Resources Council Hosting Final Chemical Collections Of 2020
• Steelers Rookies Virtually Visit Mary Maloney At UPMC Children's Hospital
• Reopening: County Color-Coded Plan Can Mean Different Rules For Businesses On Same Block
• Wednesday's Show Info (9/9/20)
• Laurel School District Student Tests Positive For Coronavirus

Videos from September 9, 2020

• Sen. Lindsey Graham on Trump's alleged comments on troops, McCain
• Sen. Lindsey Graham on Trump's judicial nominees and response to COVID-19 pandemic
• "48 Hours Suspicion": The Tiger King Mystery
• 9/9/20: Red and Blue
• Amazon plans to go on hiring spree across the country
• Trump admits to downplaying coronavirus threat in Bob Woodward's new book, "Rage"
• Teenage girl to become one of the first female Eagle Scouts
• Oscars set inclusion standards for Best Picture nominees
• AstraZeneca halts coronavirus vaccine trial after volunteer falls ill
• Whistleblower claims Trump administration politicized intelligence at DHS
• Was Don Lewis fed to the tigers? Hear from the former volunteer whose job it was to feed them
• Bob Woodward to discuss Trump book on "60 Minutes"
• Biden calls Trump book revelations "life and death betrayal"
• Preview: Home Renovation Homicide
• Trump admits to downplaying coronavirus threat in audio recordings
• CBS News Battleground Tracker finds one third of voters plan to vote by mail in 2020
• Expert weighs in on COVID vaccine trials and Trump's promises
• Candidates head to swing states as race tightens
• Woodward book reveals Trump chose to downplay COVID-19 early on
• Justice Department moves to defend Trump in rape accuser's defamation case
• Trump acknowledged coronavirus was worse than flu, three weeks before publicly comparing it to the flu
• Doctor weighs in on AstraZeneca pausing its coronavirus vaccine trial
• U.S. woman accused in deadly U.K. hit-and-run won't face extradition
• Justice Department moves to defend Trump in rape accuser's defamation suit
• Trump told Bob Woodward he wanted to play down coronavirus, reveals existence of secret nuclear weapons
• Judge temporarily blocks Trump administration's attempt to end census count early
• Will the Woodward tapes impact Trump's reelection campaign?
• No trick-or-treating this Halloween in Los Angeles County due to COVID-19
• Woodward tapes show Trump knew the dangers of COVID-19 but downplayed it
• Luxury fashion brand Telfar grows amid the pandemic
• Former FBI agent Peter Strzok: "There are things that I know" that would harm Trump's reelection campaign
• Coronavirus economy dividing Americans into have-nots and have-lots
• AstraZeneca pauses clinical trial of COVID-19 vaccine
• How Idaho's education innovation helps students financially
• Wildfires rage across California and other Western states
• Trump responds to campaign cash-flow, defamation lawsuit and more
• Chef David Chang on his revealing new memoir
• 11-year-old raises money to buy diapers for families in need
• "48 Hours Suspicion" uncovers new information in "Tiger King" missing person case
• "Tiger King" Joe Exotic writes Trump handwritten letter in pardon application
• Rochester police leaders announce their retirements in wake of suffocation death of Daniel Prude
• Trump and Biden target battleground states 8 weeks before election
• Dr. Anthony Fauci on the race for a COVID-19 vaccine
• Iowa school district clashes with state government on in-person classes
• Strong winds threaten California and Oregon fire fight
• Disney faces backlash over "Mulan"