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• Lingering Smoke Pollution Leaves 49ers Season Opener Up in the Air
• SF Streets Empty As Smoky Air, Raining Ash Force COVID-Weary Residents Back Inside
• Campbell Man Claims Area Postal Workers Fudging Records to Hide Deteriorating Service
• Hot Rod Heartbreak: Classic Corvette Stolen In Carmichael Holds Deep Connection Between Woman And Her Late Father
• CHSAA Resubmits Proposals For Football To Gov. Jared Polis Amid Protests
• Tables Turned On Bike Thieves: Minnesota Man Stings Colorado Crooks
• Poor Air Quality Lingers For Days In Southern California As Fires Continue
• Hazmat Crews Work Fast In Solano County To Clear Toxic Waste, Protect Environment
• San Jose Police Department Releases Footage of Officers Clashing with Protesters
• San Gabriel Foothill Communities Still At Risk As Bobcat Fire Rages Friday
• Deputies Investigating Shooting On Melrose Avenue, Multiple People Detained
• Small Plane Crashes Near Van Nuys Airport, Killing 2 People
• San Francisco Schools To Begin First Round Of In-Person Classes At 'Community Hubs'
• Lincoln Police Officers Keep Bear Injured In Wildfire From Drowning
• President Donald Trump, Former Vice President Joe Biden Pay Tribute To 9/11 Victims
• About 8,800 Unaccompanied Children Are Expelled At US-Mexico Border
• Denver Public Schools Plans For Gradual Return Of Kindergarten, 1st Grade For In-Person Learning
• Chicago Weather: The Sun Will Come Out...Sunday
• Illinois High School Association Sends Letter To Pritzker Hoping To Get Athletes Back On Field
• 9/11 Remembered: Tribute In Light Illuminates City Skyline As New Yorkers Honor Those Lost 19 Years Ago
• Olson Cleanup Slam in 1st Sends A's to 10-6 Win Over Rangers
• Pepsi Center COVID-19 Testing Site To Close In October
• 3 Arrested After De'Von Bailey Protest Outside Police Sergeant's Home
• Celtics Beat Raptors In Game 7, Advance To Eastern Conference Finals
• Olson Cleanup Slam In 1st Sends A's To 10-6 Win Over Rangers
• 4 Homes Destroyed In El Dorado Fire, 11,000 Structures Still Threatened
• Greenwich Village Shop Trying To Keep Music Alive As Pandemic Continues Taking A Toll On Businesses
• Flames Spread Through Six-Story Apartment Building In Queens
• Former Phillie Jorge Alfaro's 4th Consecutive 2 RBI-Game Helps Marlins Salvage Split Against Phils
• Wisconsin High School Teacher Goes Viral With 'Friends' Theme Song Parody
• Man Shot In Head While Sitting In SUV Near Sheridan And Argyle
• Marlins Split Friday's Double-Header Against Phillies
• Oakland Could Become Home to First Black-Owned NFL Team
• Judge Orders Kanye West To Remain Off Wisconsin Presidential Ballot
• Grandmother Sentenced In Death Of Infant Grandson Who Swallowed Heroin Capsule
• Know The Score: Sept. 11, 2020
• 10,000 North Carolinians vote absentee in first week
• Police: 'Significant Injuries' After Motorcycle Collides With Bicycle In Inver Grove Heights
• 'The People's Floyd Commission': Weekly Public Forum Seeks To Spur Minneapolis Police Reform
• Minority Groups Less Likely To Participate In COVID-19 Vaccine Studies; Researchers Say Trials Are Safe
• Coronavirus Infection Rate Rises Above 1% For Third Straight Day In Connecticut
• Voit's 6 RBIs, Cole's Gem Help Yankees Sweep DH Vs Orioles
• Miami-Dade, Broward To Move Into Phase 2 Reopening On Monday
• Gary Brown, Jr., Longtime Aide To Former Mayor Catherine Pugh, Sentenced To 27 Months In Prison
• Anne Arundel County Police Renew Call For Information In Deadly Hit-And-Run Of 17-Year-Old Girl In 2017
• 'Just Not Today, It's Every Day': Pandemic Doesn't Stop Garden Of Reflection 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony In Bucks County
• George Floyd Trial: Judge Disqualifies Hennepin Co. Attorney Mike Freeman From Case
• Florida Reaches Out On Voter Registration
• Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh Won't Wear Face Shield After Seeing Chiefs' Andy Reid On Thursday Night
• Ravens Honor Mo Gaba With Special Tribute In End Zone
• Man Dead, Woman Injured After Shooting Near Sacramento Historic City Cemetery
• Search Begins For Steven Grunwald In Glacier Gorge Area Of Rocky Mountain National Park
• Orange County Deputies Under Investigation For Allegedly Submitting Doctored Military Orders To Get Paid Time Off
• 'Touchless' Is Best When It Comes To Washing Ash-Covered Cars
• Duquesne University Professor On Paid Leave After Using Racial Slur During Online Class
• San Bernardino, Riverside Report COVID-19 Deaths; Ventura Adds Cases
• Judge Rules Hundreds Of Critical Care Nurses Cannot Join Planned UIC Strike
• Woman Shot And Killed In South Fort Worth
• Center-Seeking Minnesota Wild Acquire Fmr. Gopher Nick Bjugstad From Penguins
• Project 351 Volunteers Complete Acts Of Service To Honor 9/11 Victims
• Authorities Defend Response To Toy Gun Seen In Online Class In Colorado Springs
• Newborn Killed In Northwest Miami Crash
• Vikings Vet Thielen Guiding Rookie WR Group Without Diggs
• World Trade Center 9/11 Survivor, Now North Texan, Talks Of Day That Changed His Life: 'I Can Still Feel The Heat'
• Professor on leave after video showed him using N-word during class
• Pittsburgh-Area Students To Be Featured In National Down Syndrome Society Video
• Residents Rail Against Rowdy Gatherings Along East San Jose Foothills
• 2 Giants-Padres Games Postponed After Positive SF COVID Test
• Luke Voit's 6 RBIs, Cole's Gem Help Yankees sweep DH Vs. Orioles
• Rapid COVID-19 Testing Site Opens Tuesday In Brighton
• Gov. Jared Polis Visits Eastern Plains To See How Rural Colorado Is Coping
• Banners Honoring Black Veterans On Display In Hill District
• 3 Suspects Arrested On Drug Charges In Anne Arundel County, Police Say
• Lambert Brown, Head Coach Of Defending HS Football Champs Wayzata, Looks To The Future
• Hazardous Air Levels Climb As A Smoky, Ash-Filled Plume Remains Draped Over San Francisco Bay Area
• Phillies Rout Marlins Out Of The Water 11-0
• Positive COVID-19 Test Postpones Giants-Padres Game Minutes Before 1st Pitch, Saturday Game Also Postponed
• Ohio College Students Throw Party After Several Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Bear Fire Update: Newsom Blames 'Climate Emergency' For Historic Wildfire Outbreak; Agonizing Vigil For Families Of Yuba County Missing
• San Francisco Pipe Attack Victim Dies, Suspect Arrested for Murder
• Police: Man, Woman Hospitalized After Germantown Double Shooting
• Thousands of Unaccompanied Children Expelled at US Border
• Escaping The Smoke: People Head To Placer County To Recreate Indoors
• 'He's The Last One Who Should Have Passed': Kidney Recipient To Eulogize Donor After Sudden Coronavirus Death
• Former CPS Chief Of Staff Pedro Soto Pleads Guilty To Lying To FBI
• Suspect Sought In Sexual Crimes Against 2 Victims Within An Hour In Palo Alto
• Ventura County Medical Examiner Releases Autopsy Report In Death Of Naya Rivera
• Denver Police Release Images Of Gas Station Robbery Suspect
• Gordon Hayward Put Up Some Shots Ahead Of Game 7, Expected To Return In Eastern Conference Finals
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Warns Aldermen About Emails Sent From Fake Account In Her Name
• Daniels Park Defaced By Racist, Anti-Semitic Graffiti
• Lemont High School, Bradley-Bourbonnais Community High School District To Return To In-Person Learning
• LA County Doctor Warns Ash, Smoke From Wildfires May Lead To Spike In COVID Cases
• Exclusive: Miami Police Reveal New Details In 10-Year-Old Randi Canion's Disappearance
• Culver CityBus Says Fare Collection, Front-Door Boarding To Resume Monday
• Flu or COVID-19? Experts Say Incubation Period, Key Symptoms Will Help Tell The Difference
• Placer Union High School District Implements New Safety Measures And Welcomes Students Back
• LAPD Officer Sentenced To Probation On Employee Time Theft Allegation
• City Of Berkeley Halts Garbage Pickup, Other Outdoor Services Do To Unhealthy Air Quality
• 'They Took My Only Son': Yuba City Mother Heartbroken Over Son Victor Camacho Arellano's Death
• McHenry County Board Chairman Calls For Carlos Acosta's Resignation Following Arrest In A.J. Freund Case
• 12 Ways To Repurpose Mason Jars That Don't Involve Canning
• Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Talks Defunding Police, New City Budget And Chief Renee Hall's Announced Departure
• The Secret To Storing Carrots Properly And More Tips For Preserving Produce
• Police: 25-Year-Old Man Shot In The Leg In South Baltimore
• Berry Creek Neighbors Brace For Bad News On The Dead And Missing
• 26-Year-Old Man Shot In The Back In NW Baltimore, Police Say
• Polis And CHSAA Working To Allow High School Football This Fall
• Day Of Service Meeting The Needs Of The Community
• Roseville High's Corpse Flower Bloom Welcomed As Smelly Distraction
• Minnesota Senate GOP Ousts Commerce Commissioner Steve Kelley
• Attorney To Wis. Supreme Court: Girl Convicted In Slender Man Stabbing Should've Been Tried In Juvenile Court
• North Texas Firefighters Deployed To Help Contain West Coast Wildfires
• 9/11 Remembered: At National September 11 Memorial And Museum, Families Mark Solemn Day Despite Playback Of Names
• Aaron Nola Strikes Out 10, Pitches 7-Inning Complete Game As Phillies Beat Marlins
• Fort Collins Woman Survives 60-Foot Fall While Climbing 14er Near Telluride, Then Climbs Seven Miles To Safety
• 2 Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Given Notices Of Violation, 9 Others Warned After Coronavirus Compliance Checks
• Pittsburgh Penguins Trade Nick Bjugstad To Minnesota Wild
• Record Early Freeze Could Cost Colorado Marijuana Growers Millions
• Denver Weather: Warmer For The Weekend
• Rising From The Ashes: Construction Continues On St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, Only House Of Worship Destroyed On 9/11
• Residents Concerned About Traffic Crashes Near Merrimac
• Baltimore City Department Of Public Works To Extend Recycling Drop Off Hours
• Gov. Polis: Face Mask Mandate In Colorado Will 'Likely Continue Another 30 Days'
• 49ers Hopeful To Be Able To Play Opener Despite Smoky Skies
• Police Searching For Serial Burglar Allegedly Responsible For 1,000 Car Break-Ins Across Bucks County, Parts Of New Jersey
• Homeless Couple Accused Of Stealing Thousands In Checks From Washington Co. Churches, Cemeteries
• Chicago Women Helping Small Business Owners After Looting
• Newsom Signs Bill Lifting Barriers To Inmate Fire Crews Pursuing Firefighter Careers
• Furry Tails: Bun Affleck And Stormy Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Dallas County Reports 259 New Coronavirus Cases At It Approaches 75K
• Prosecutors Investigating After Video Surfaces Showing Santa Monica Man Abusing Puppy
• LA County Reports Additional Cases Of Coronavirus-Related Syndrome In Children
• Floyd Family Attorney: 'Overdose Of Excessive Force And Racism' By MPD Killed George Floyd
• Multiple Victims Taken To Hospital After Shooting In South Los Angeles
• COVID-19 In Colorado: Dozens Of Dakota Ridge High Schools Students Quarantined
• CSU Saplings Waiting To Help Cameron Peak Fire Reforestation Process
• Congressional candidate drops out of race against QAnon booster
• 9/11 Remembered: For Surviving First Responders, COVID Pandemic Presents Special Challenges
• Minnesota Volunteers Wave Flags, Honor Those Lost On 9/11
• Denver Zoo Cancels Free Days In Oct. & Nov. Due To COVID-19
• Break-Ins On Chicago's North Side May Be Connected
• Northern Illinois University Moves Undergraduate Classes Online, After 120 Students Test Positive For COVID
• 'Just Let Us Play': High School Athletes, Parents Protest CHSAA
• Former Philadelphia Police Officer Facing Statutory Rape Charges, District Attorney Says
• 'Let's Put That Rumor To Rest': Hospitals 'Absolutely Not' Inflating COVID Death Toll For More Funding
• Even Children With No Symptoms Can Spread COVID-19, CDC Report Shows
• Electrician helps woman repair her home — for free
• Gov. Announces California Inmate Firefighters Can Become Professional Firefighters After Completion Of Sentence
• 'I'm Just Never Going To Forget': Families Gather At Flight 93 Memorial To Pay Tribute To 9/11 Victims
• Jimmy Ryce Remembered With Tears, Prayers & Father's Poem 25 Years Later
• ATF Releases Photos Of Getaway Car Used In Richardson Gun Shop Robbery Where Suspects Stole 53 Handguns
• High School Football Kicks Off In Western Pa.
• Long Lines, Chaos Persist At New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission; Officials Say More Online Services Will Relieve Backlog
• Police Officer Waylon Lolotai Quits Second Colorado Department After Excessive Force Complaints
• Caught On Video: Woman Dragged Into Santa Monica Street In Violent Purse Snatching
• Dallas Police Arrest Man After Child Grazed By Bullet During Domestic Disturbance
• 9/11 Remembered: New Yorkers Looking To Recapture Sense Of Unity That Swept Nation In Aftermath Of Tragedy
• Although OC Theaters Reopen, Some Moviegoers Still Tentative
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Mostly Clear And Cool Tonight, Temps Drop In Suburbs, Warmer This Weekend!
• Elk Grove Man Convicted Of Sexually Abusing 4 Young Girls Over Span Of Nearly 2 Decades
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Reports 3,650 New Cases; Miami-Dade Remains Above 6% Two-Week Positivity Rate
• 9/11 Remembered: President Trump, Former VP Biden Visit Flight 93 Memorial In Shanksville On 19th Anniversary
• Statler In Dallas Offering Taste Of State Fair Experience
• 9/11 Remembered: Crowd Returns To Point Lookout For Socially Distant Ceremony On Long Island
• Westfield Blasts 'Arbitrary' LA County Reopening Plan, Says 'Indoor Malls Are Safer'
• Dak Prescott reveals he got help for depression: "It saves lives"
• Blood Banks Have Unique Insight Into Prevalence Of Coronavirus In Pittsburgh Area
• Napa County Sheriff Arrests 3 With Stash of Automatic Weapons
• Orange County Recruits YouTubers Chad and JT To Promote Mask Wearing With Face Coverings Designed By Local Muralist
• Baker 'Turned The Government Upside Down,' Attorney For Business Owners And Religious Leaders Tells Court
• Florida To Begin Paying Extra $300 "Lost Wages" Benefit To Unemployed Floridians
• Komen Connection: 30th Race For The Cure Goes Virtual During Pandemic, Support Needed 'More Than Ever'
• Crews Extinguish Fire At Playground In West Baltimore
• Florida bars to reopen even as state battles coronavirus
• Gov. Tim Walz's COVID Emergency Powers Extended During 4th Special Session
• University Of Pittsburgh Reports 35 New Coronavirus Cases Since Tuesday
• Florida Supreme Court Rules Against Gov. Ron DeSantis On Justice Pick Renatha Francis
• Pennsylvania Health Officials Double Down On No Fans In Stadiums As Eagles' Season Kicks Off Sunday
• Deputy State Fire Marshal Uses Tourniquet To Save Man's Life After Tree-Cutting Mishap
• Natural History Museum, Irwindale Speedway Postpone Weekend Events Due To Poor Air Quality
• VIDEO: Dallas Crews Rescue Person From Trinity River
• Schools: The New Normal | Nearly Half Of Paterson Schools Catch Intruders In Virtual Classrooms During First Days Of Academic Year
• North Texas Moms Juggle Teachers, Technology And Troubleshooting
• Richfield Man Charged With Setting Fire In Target HQ During Downtown Minneapolis Riot
• South Florida Restaurants Adapt Or Die As Pandemic Plays Out
• Suspect In Brutal Tenderloin Assault Of 75-Year-Old Man Charged With Murder After Victim Dies
• Maryland State Board Of Elections Announces Printing Contract For Mail-In Ballots
• Pennsylvania Removes States From Coronavirus Travel List
• Corona Flow By Lil Money Mike
• Quarantined In College: BC Student Describes Isolation After Negative Coronavirus Test
• South Florida 9/11 Observances Honor The Fallen
• U.S. budget deficit hits all-time high of $3 trillion
• Trump praises resolve of Flight 93 passengers and crew on 9/11 anniversary
• Hope House Helps Teen Moms Graduate From High School
• Oakland Opens Two Respite Centers to Offer Relief from Unhealthy Air Quality
• Dolphins-Patriots Preview: Tom Brady's Departure Ushers In A New Era In New England
• How to help victims of the West Coast's apocalyptic wildfires
• Poll: Coronavirus Pandemic Takes Toll On Mental Health Of Young Adults
• Man In Custody Following Police Pursuit In Broward County
• James Walker Arrested, Charged With Killing Woman Whose Body Was Found Along Highway 24
• Future Taxes Could Be 'Big Shock' For Workers Collecting Unemployment, Expert Warns
• Revel Moped Representatives To Meet With NYC DOT Over Safety Concerns
• Philadelphia Catholic High School Teachers Ratify New 2-Year Contract
• 9/11 Remembered: In-Person Reading Of The Names Goes Forward With Help From Stephen Siller Tunnel To Towers Foundation
• Police Identify Deceased Suspect Who Allegedly Traveled From California To North Texas And Killed 18-Year-Old
• Liam's List Sept. 11: Your Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• Columbia under investigation for its handling of sex assault allegations
• Fort Worth Police Officer Home From Rehab Facility After Being Struck, Dragged By Driver Of Stolen Car In June
• Woman Missing After Leaving Family Member's Los Angeles Home
• Tracking The Tropics: 6 Active Tropical Systems Brewing In Heart Of Hurricane Season
• Prosecutors in Floyd case say ex-cop had used excessive force before
• Philadelphia Doctor 'Little Bit Surprised' To See Cosmetic Procedure's Popularity Spike To Fight 'Quarantine 15'
• Dedham Coronavirus Cluster Blamed On 2 Large Parties
• Howard County Board Of Education Votes Against Removing School Resource Officers
• Cat To Be Reunited With Owner After Escaping During Move From Delaware County To Texas 3 Years Ago
• Scaled-Down Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Highland Festival Takes Place In Estes Park
• Durham aide resigns from Justice Dept amid Russia probe
• Food Truck Week Features Array Of Cuisines On Pittsburgh Today Live
• Was I Misdiagnosed? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• FSU President John Thrasher Steps Down
• Prosecutors: Suspect Sent Flirty Text Messages After Killing Jassy Correia
• 8,800 migrant kids have been expelled under pandemic border policy
• Philadelphia International Airport Using High Tech Sprayers To Sanitize High Touchpoints In Facilities
• Boulder Considers Proposal To Rename Municipal Building After Former Mayor Penfield Tate
• Verizon's Innovative Learning Initiative Provides Baltimore City Schools Students With New Chromebooks
• Annual Pittsburgh Buddy Walk Goes Virtual
• Study Of Wi-Fi Data On CU's Campus Could Help Students Avoid Areas Where COVID Risk May Be Greater
• Rabies Alert Issued For Parts Of Davie After Cat Tests Positive
• Denver Firefighters Rush To Put Out A 3rd Story Apartment Fire
• Texas' Moratorium On Electricity Shutoffs Comes To An End In October
• Woman Pulled From Lake Michigan In Critical Condition Near 87th Street
• Garcetti Warns Of Potential Layoffs As City Grapples With Impact Of COVID-19 On Budget
• Joe Biden Follows Through On Promise, Delivers Beer To Firefighters In Shanksville
• Gov. Polis Signs Executive Order Providing Temporary Flexibility For Learning Pods During Pandemic
• Man Hospitalized After Road Rage Incident Leads To 3-Vehicle Crash In Chester County, Authorities Say
• University Of Colorado Boulder Faces Enrollment Decline
• Did Biden Just Let The "E-Ray" Out Of The Bag About A New Electric Corvette?
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Missing 70-Year-Old Woman
• Dijon Kizzee Protest Leaders Accuse LA County Sheriff's Deputies Of Excessive Force
• 9/11 Never Forget Project: Students Plant Thousands Of American Flags In Steamboat Springs
• Facebook To Give Paid Time Off To Employees Who Volunteer As Poll Workers
• Man Shot, Killed By Denver Police Identified As Antonio Black Bear
• Ravens Fans Celebrate First Purple Friday Of 2020 Ahead Of Season Opener Against Browns
• 'I Believe In Justice': Hundreds Of Protesters Gather Outside George Floyd Pretrial Hearing
• Patriots Week 1 Injury Report: Gunner Olszewski Out Vs. Dolphins, 4 Others Listed As Questionable
• Federal Appellate Court Rules Florida Felons Must Pay All Fines, Restitution & Legal Fees Before They Can Regain Right To Vote
• Massachusetts Reports 443 New Coronavirus Cases, 14 Additional Deaths
• In Full Gear, Colorado Firefighters Pay Tribute To 9/11 Victims By Climbing Up Manitou Incline
• Missing African Serval Spotted In New Hampshire, But Still On The Loose
• Prince George's County Police Investigating Double Fatal Shooting In Oxon Hill
• Gov. Newsom Tours North Complex Fire Damage, Blames Climate Change
• Ex-felons in Florida can't vote until they pay fines, court rules
• Texas Judge Rules Harris County Can Send Mail-In Ballot Applications To All Registered Voters
• Why many parents may have to quit working as school resumes
• Compton Man Sentenced To 40 Years To Life At 15 For Crime He Says He Did Not Commit Released From Prison
• San Mateo Police Officer Cleared In Shooting Of Retail Theft Suspects; DA Has 'Serious Concerns'
• Celtics Players Receive Some Love, Encouragement From Family Members Ahead Of Game 7
• Police: Stolen Car With 3 Juveniles Inside Leads Officer On Chase
• 'The Wise Guys Are Taking The Jets' Over The Bills, Says SportsLine's Kenny White
• This week on "Face the Nation," September 13, 2020
• VIDEO: 49ers Prepare To Open The NFL Season In Front Of Empty Stands; Under Smoke-Filled Skies
• 11-Year-Old Girl Shot In Face When She Answers Door At Family's Pennsylvania Home
• House Intelligence Committee expands probe into DHS office
• CVS Opens Up COVID-19 Testing To Children 12 And Older
• California Lawmakers Failed To Pass Meaningful Police Reform Bills, Activists Say
• Twitter Data Suggests Texans Dislike Online Classes More Than People In Any Other State
• Driver Flown To Hospital After Butler County Crash
• Julian Edelman 'Happily Miserable,' Despite Cam Newton's Pleas To Lighten Up
• Could Trump push a vaccine through before election day?
• 1 Woman Killed, Another Injured In Attleboro Stabbing
• Progress Finally Being Made To Connect Great Allegheny Passage To 9/11 Hallowed Ground
• Massachusetts Priest Officially Dismissed 18 Years After Sexual Abuse Allegation
• Never Forget: Ceremonies Across State Remember 9/11 Attack Victims, Including 68 Marylanders
• Bellator MMA Set To Air On CBS Sports Network Beginning October 1 With Bellator 247
• Trump pays homage to Flight 93 passengers and crew in Shanksville
• Creek Fire Update: Advancing Flames Ignite Avalanche Control Explosives At China Peak; Trapped Hikers Awaiting Airlift From Florence Lake
• Lone survivor of Kenosha protest shooting "in constant pain"
• Teen Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries In San Francisco Tenderloin Shooting That Wounded 3
• COVID-19 School Closings Linked To Increase In Depression And Suicide, Study Finds
• White House To Announce Israel-Bahrain Peace Deal Days After UAE Agreement
• Record-Setting Spare The Air Streak Continues for 28th Day
• 19-Year-Old Dies In Fiery Truck Crash On I-80 In Vacaville
• Girl, 16, Killed In Northern Minnesota Rollover Crash; 4 Other Teens Injured
• Port Of Baltimore Getting $10M In Federal Funding To Improve Flood Mitigation Systems
• 'Lot Of Money Coming In On Cleveland': SportsLine's Kenny White Breaks Down Ravens-Browns Week 1 Matchup
• 'Beneficial Wasps' Released Across Southern California To Prey On Pest Spreading Disease To Citrus Trees
• Big 12 To Implement Rapid COVID-19 Tests Day Before Games
• No Steelers Fans At Heinz Field Yet, Dr. Rachel Levine Says
• Massachusetts Removes Delaware, Pennsylvania, West Virginia From Low Risk COVID States List
• 24 Students At Oak Park And River Forest High School Test Positive For COVID; Several Cases Linked To Large Party
• Bahrain and Israel agree to normalize relations, Trump announces
• 14-Year-Old Killed, 20-Year-Old Injured In Midday Shootings Friday, Police Say
• Mass. State Trooper Thomas Devlin Laid To Rest In Wilmington
• Massachusetts Sending Vote-By-Mail Applications To Those Who Haven't Already Requested Ballot
• East Palo Alto Woman Pleads Not Guilty In Daughter's 1993 Cold Case Death
• District Attorneys, Victims' Groups Urge Proposition 20 Opposition
• Biden's COVID-19 adviser: Biden's vaccine plan "already started"
• Runaway 14-Year-Old Adams Township Girl Found Safe
• Melissa Zielinski Charged In Lino Lakes Homicide
• Bears vs. Detroit Lions: Three Things To Watch In Season Opener
• 9/11 first responders and survivors struggle amid pandemic
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 2,145 New COVID-19 Cases, 32 Additional Deaths
• Wallace Leaving Richard Petty Motorsports
• 13, 14-Year-Old Arrested For Carjacking That Left Victim Critically Injured In Dallas
• UCLA Study: COVID-19 May Have Been Spreading In LA Back In December
• Fremont Police Make Arrest In 12 Burglaries At Businesses, Restaurants
• Track star Semenya "will continue to fight" after legal setback
• President Trump, Joe Biden Marking 9/11 With Very Different Tones
• 9/11 Remembered: 19 Years Later, Coronavirus Pandemic Makes Honoring Loved Ones Especially Challenging
• PAWS Dogs Of The Week: Franco And Freida
• Lions Aiming To Bounce Back From Disappointment
• Sheriff: 19-Year-Old Dies After Trying To Stop Pair Of Attempted Car Thieves In Yuba City
• Indiana Reports Highest Number Of COVID Cases, But It Includes Backlog Of Tests
• Wildfire burning in Northern California is the state's largest on record
• Friends Dispute Denver Police's Account Of Why Man Was Shot By Officers
• Former DCFS Caseworker, Supervisor Arrested On Child Endangerment Charges In Connection With A.J. Freund Case
• 8 LA County Parks Closed This Weekend Due To Smoky Conditions
• Lions, Bears Hope To Start Strong After disappointing Year
• Researchers question study linking Sturgis rally to COVID-19
• Western Art Collected By T. Boone Pickens Offered At Auction
• Maryland Man Arrested With Loaded Gun At BWI On 9/11 Anniversary; Second Gun Found At Airport This Week
• Body Camera Footage Released Of Suspect Shot, Killed By Deputies At Stockton Hotel
• Missing, Endangered 24-Year-Old Found Safe
• Chicago's DuSable Museum Hosts Blood Drive
• California State University Campuses, Long Beach Schools To Keep Distance Learning Into 2021
• Vote-By-Mail Advocates In Texas Lose Appeal
• California State University Sticks To Mostly Virtual Learning For Spring 2021 Semester Due To COVID-19
• SFMTA Seeks Temporary Bus Lanes On Geary Blvd., Cites Crowded Buses Amid COVID-19
• 'Seems Like Giants Are In Rebuilding Mode': CBS Dallas Sports Anchor Bill Jones Picks Steelers Over Giants In Week 1
• 9/11 Remembered: New York City Commemorates 19th Anniversary Of Attacks With Socially Distant Ceremony During Coronavirus Pandemic
• More Than A Dozen Haitian Migrants Rounded Up In Hillsboro Beach
• $10,000 Reward Offered For Information In Death Of 8-Year-Old Dajore Wilson
• 911 Monument Dedicated On Fort Lauderdale's Riverwalk
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 1,008 More Coronavirus Cases, 17 Additional Deaths
• 9/11 Anniversary Remembered With Different Look In Massachusetts
• Patriots-Dolphins 'Very Evenly Matched,' Says SportsLine's Kenny White
• Missing New Hampshire Man, Grandson Found Dead After Motorcycle Crash
• Florida Board Of Governors Pushed To Drop ACT/SAT Scores In Admission Requirement
• Man Who Saved Teen From Sinking Car Given Sweeney Award For Bravery
• Chicago, Suburbs Remembering 9/11 With Virtual, In-Person Ceremonies
• Governor Abbott Deploys Resources To Assist In Fighting California Wildfires
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Health Officials Count 484 More COVID-19 Cases, 13 More Deaths
• Two Baltimore City School Meal Sites Closed Friday Due To COVID-19 Case
• REMEMBERING 9/11: Weather And It's Role In The September 11 Attacks
• Dedham Sets Up Mobile Testing Site After Coronavirus Cases Jump
• Dolphins-Patriots 'Very Evenly Matched,' Says SportsLine's Kenny White
• 23-Year-Old Arrested In Murder Of Man Found Shot To Death Inside Car
• Baltimore Police Department Releases Preliminary Report On Aerial Surveillance Program
• Rocky Ford Growers Association Makes Huge Watermelon Donation To Food Bank Of The Rockies
• 'Look For Roethlisberger To Have Big Year': CBS Dallas Sports Anchor Bill Jones Picking Steelers To Beat Giants, Contend For AFC North Crown
• 2020 Patriots Questions: Whose Progress Interests You The Most?
• Possible Military Flyover During 9/11 Canceled After Pushback
• Chicago Public Schools' First Day Attendance Declines By 10% Compared With Past Five Years
• Man Who Brandished Assault Rifle At BLM Protest Pleads Guilty
• Patriots Rewarding Stephon Gilmore With Pay Raise For 2020 Season
• Bruce Springsteen Tells Boston College Students To 'Absorb Every Day'
• Most 9/11 Events Canceled Because Of COVID-19; Memorial To Be Livestreamed From Nixon Library
• Rare video from ground zero on 9/11
• Report: Florida Health System Among Worst In The Nation
• Dak Prescott Acknowledges Mental Struggles Of Offseason: 'Being A Leader Is About Being Genuine And Being Real'
• Unemployed Marylanders To Begin Receiving Extra $300 Payments Friday
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 100 More Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Countywide Total To Over 11,000 And Death Toll Reaches 360
• Want To Study Better? Just Two Minutes Of Exercise Beforehand Could Help
• "Vicious" mosquitoes are killing Louisiana livestock after hurricane
• Burglars Hit Dental Office In Union Ridge, Latest In String Of Possibly Connected Break-Ins On Northwest Side
• "Motivational Edge' Provides Creative Outlet For At-Risk, Vulnerable Youth
• Fatal Motorcycle Crash On I-35W South In Bloomington
• Colorado Student Suspended For 5 Days After Showing A Toy Gun While Taking An Online Class
• Pumpkinland At Linvilla Orchards In Media Returns This Weekend With Safety Measures In Place
• CHP Investigating Deadly Crash On Westbound I-80 In Vacaville
• Western wildfires turn more deadly, spur mass evacuations
• Pandemic taking harsh mental health toll on young adults
• Mining CEO resigns over destruction of ancient Indigenous site
• Contreras, Hoerner Lead Cubs Rally Past Reds 8-5
• Miami Hurricanes New Touchdown Rings 2.0 Version Read 'The Crib'
• Lakers Dominate Rockets, Take Commanding 3-1 Series Lead
• To Do List: Chocolate Tour, Virtual Carnival, Arts Festivals
• Tonieka Chanel Parker Missing From Frederick, May Be In Hagerstown, Police Say
• Trump Is...? Biden Is...? Google Removes Autocomplete For Candidates And Voting
• PTL Links: September 11, 2020
• 'I've Always Enjoyed Playing, But There Is A Different Feel Of Excitement': Cat Osterman On New Professional Softball League Athletes Unlimited
• Police probe magazine that depicted French lawmaker as chained slave
• WATCH: Reebok Honors Boston Nurses, 'The Real-Life Superheroes,' In Shoe Collection Launch
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Positivity Rate, Hospitalizations Increase; Case Total At 114.7K
• Fans boo Chiefs, Texans during moment of silence at NFL opener
• Colorado Weather: Beautiful September Sunshine Returns For The Weekend
• Minorities underrepresented in vaccine trials, despite being hit hardest
• Gillette Children's Virtual Walk And Roll Family Fun Day
• 'We Are Here To Listen And Learn': St. Paul Mexican Restaurant Changes Name On Day It Was Slated To Open
• Florida Woman Hospitalized After Alligator Attack Near Lake
• Doctors Warn That People Can Get Coronavirus And The Flu At The Same Time
• Appeals Court OKs Texas Age Limits For No-Excuse Mail Voting
• Brothers whose dad died on 9/11 follow his legacy at FDNY
• Jensen Ackles & Jared Padalecki Honor 'Supernatural' On Emotional Final Day Of Filming
• Celebrity Superfan Takeover: Tia Mowry
• 13-Year-Old Girl Reported Missing From North Baltimore
• Melrose Park Gun Shop Owner Says Sincere Williams Burglarized His Store Months Ago, Should Not Have Been On Street When Walgreens Murder Happened
• Patriots Preview: Setting Expectations For A Very Different 2020 Season
• Minneapolis City Council Denies Motion To Approve Lease For New 3rd Precinct Site
• 16-Year-Old Josiah Williams Killed In North Complex West Zone Fire, Family Confirms
• Jurrell Casey Eager To Face Former Team When Broncos Host Titans In Opener
• Elk Grove Family Remembers Joel Broussard After Life Cut Short In I-5 Crash
• Caught On Camera: Sacramento Police Surrounded And Attacked At Violent Sideshow
• 2 Injured In Overnight North Baltimore Shooting Police Say
• Unrest In The Twin Cities: Senate Committee Reports Minneapolis Police Requested National Guard Early
• Patriots-Dolphins Week 1 Predictions
• Driver Dead After Shearing Utility Pole In Violent South LA Wreck, Hundreds Left Without Power
• Judges halt Trump plan to upend congressional apportionment
• Zhiyang Yang Charged With Bribing Public Official To Get Permanent Resident Card
• Maryland To Get More Than $1.3M In Community Policing Grants
• Pentagon rescinding order to shutter Stars and Stripes newspaper
• Two Allegheny County Plumbing Inspectors Charged With Tampering With Records
• 9/11 Remembered: CBS2 Mourns Colleagues Robert Pattison And Isaias Rivera
• Van Zandt County Man Sentenced For Federal Drug Trafficking Violations After Selling Meth
• Federal Grants Received For Highway 14 Expansion, Highway 10 Bridge Replacement
• Target Aims To Increase Black Workforce By 20%
• Keys For A Celtics Victory In Game 7
• 2020 Patriots Questions: Which Rookie Excites You Most?
• NYPD Releases New Video Of Suspects In Deadly Brownsville Shooting
• High School Football Set To Return With Changes In Place
• Cam'Ron Harris Leads Miami To Season-Opening Win Over UAB
• Trump's $300 in weekly jobless benefits extended to 6 weeks
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/11 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• Brooklyn Man Finds Escaped Inmate Hiding In Apartment: 'He's Been Sitting Behind My Chair For Three Hours'
• COVID creeps into a sprawling Syrian refugee camp in Jordan
• Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership Creates 'Shopopoly' To Support Downtown Small Business
• Police: Man Shot To Death In Possible Home Invasion, Robbery In Rhawnhurst
• Trump tells rally: "This is not a crowd of a person who comes in second place"
• Protests erupt in Colombia after death of man tasered by police
• Single Working Moms Struggle With Their Kids Home For E-Learning In CPS System
• A 62-year-old python laid 7 eggs, apparently without male help
• Senate fails to advance slimmed-down GOP coronavirus relief bill
• NFL player charged in alleged COVID-19 relief loan scam
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cooler Temperatures And Partly Cloudy Skies
• Texas police group puts up billboard warning "enter at your own risk," saying Austin defunded police
• McKinney Disaster Response Team Still Cleaning Debris In Lake Charles, Weeks After Hurricane Laura
• Police: Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Mayfair, Possibly Drug-Related
• Chicago Weather: Scattered Showers Linger
• COVID Lawsuits: Who's Liable And Who Can Sue For Getting Coronavirus
• Bicyclist Struck, Injured In Center City Hit-And-Run
• Kudlow says Trump "led wisely" in response to coronavirus
• President Trump And Joe Biden To Visit Flight 93 Memorial In Shanksville
• Nantucket Reports 14 New Coronavirus Cases In 2 Days
• Reeling In Trouble: Goliath Grouper Photo Lands Florida Teen In Hot Water
• Police Investigating Gas Line Leak In Marshall-Shadeland
• Pa. State Senate Could Possibly Override Gov. Wolf's Veto Of High School Sports Fan Attendance Bill
• Sewickley Woman Sentenced To 5 Years In Prison For Embezzlement Scheme
• Task Force Seizes Illegal Guns In McKeesport
• Flight 93 National Memorial To Live Stream September 11 Ceremony
• Friday's Show Info (9/11/20)
• Google Donates $1 Million To Carnegie Mellon University's COVID-19 Forecasting Project
• Local Communities Honor Lives Lost On 9/11 As Pandemic Changes Tribute Traditions
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/11 Friday Morning Forecast

Videos from September 11, 2020

• White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow on "The Takeout" — 9/11/2020
• Trump and Biden pay tribute to 9/11 victims
• Electrician repairs woman's entire home for free
• Senator Chris Coons on COVID-19 relief legislation and foreign interference in 2020 election
• Soldier receives Medal of Honor for rescue mission in Iraq
• 9/11 victims remembered with tributes
• Biden and Trump honor 9/11 with memorial visits
• Rising concerns of coronavirus pandemic merging with flu season
• Western wildfires kill at least 17
• CBS Evening News, September 11, 2020
• Former NYPD officer during 9/11: "We need to remember we are Americans first"
• September 11 memorial ceremonies changed for coronavirus pandemic
• At least 37 million people have been displaced by the U.S. war on terror, study finds
• Trump announces Israel and Bahrain will normalize relations
• Microsoft warns of foreign cyberattacks targeting Trump and Biden campaigns
• COVID-19 health concerns for 9/11 first responders
• Air quality threatens Oregon residents as 500,000 evacuate wildfires
• "48 Hours": How a home renovation may have played a role in the murder of a 39-year-old mother
• Local Matters: Frustration grows over handling of Breonna Taylor case
• College students admit in police cam video they tested positive for COVID-19 then had a party
• Trump speaks at 9/11 ceremony in Shanksville, Pennsylvania
• Climate change causing wildfires to become more intense
• 6 months since WHO declared coronavirus a pandemic
• 3-year-old surprised with garbage truck parade for his birthday
• Singer and actor Audra McDonald on equality in theater and importance of census count
• Nearly two decades after 9/11, sons continue father's FDNY legacy
• The connection between climate change and western wildfires
• COVID-19 vaccine trials' volunteer demographics reveal need for greater racial diversity
• Modeler behind Bin Laden raid reveals the process, Navy SEALs' special message of thanks
• 1-year-old killed, parents badly burned escaping Washington state wildfire