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• Election 2020: Opinions Remain Split On California Prop. 15 Economic Impact
• Tri-Valley Water Districts Tackle Toxic Chemicals In Drinking Water Wells
• Unhealthy Air Quality For All Declared Across LA County
• Squaw Valley Alpine Dropping Walk-Up Tickets For Ski Season
• Early Fire Season Puts Weary Northern California Firefighters On Front Lines For Months
• Contra Costa County Aligns With COVID-19 State Guidelines, Eases Restrictions
• 88-Year-Old Man Killed In West Sacramento Police Shooting Was Former Police Department Employee
• Trump Reignites Climate Debate In Sacramento Visit, Experts Say Wildfire Causes Are Complex
• Northridge Church Seeking Relief From Massive DWP Bill That's 60 Times Their Normal Amount
• San Bernardino Road Rage Incident Leaves Father Of 5-Month-Old Girl Brain Dead, Suspect At Large
• Military Surplus Stores See Boost In Business Amid Wildfires, Pandemic
• Video: Turtle Gets Snappy With Officer Trying To Assist It Across Busy Street In Fort Collins
• Aurora City Council Approves Temporary Ketamine Ban For First Responders
• Bobcat Fire Pushes Toward Mount Wilson Observatory
• Deadly Crash In DIA Parking Garage: Car Bursts Into Flames After Going Off Level 6, Landing On Level 4
• SJ Considers Creating $3 Million Fund To Clean Up Increasing Trash, Blight On City Streets
• Stockton Police Help Boy With Nonverbal Autism Get Home Safely To His Family
• Minor Tosses 2-Hitter, A's Manage Split With Mariners, 9-0
• Rescuers Working To Help Buck Tangled In Hammock In Shingle Springs
• Uber Driver Captures Downtown Minneapolis Shooting On Dash Cam
• Engel Gets Big Hit As White Sox Top Twins
• San Bernardino Sheriff's Department Investigating Apparent Music Festival Held In Apple Valley
• VIDEO: Trump Protester Seen Climbing On CHP Vehicle, Falling To Ground As It Takes Off
• Bomb Squad Issues All Clear After Investigating Possible Explosive Device In Roseville Neighborhood
• Chicago Weather: Warm Next 2 Days
• Biden Says Americans 'Aren't Safe' Under Trump Due To Climate Change
• Southwest LRT Project Scores Almost $1B In Federal Grant Money
• Mount Pleasant, N.Y. High School Teacher's Use Of Controversial George Floyd Cartoon Under Review By District
• Major Delays After Fatal Multi-Car Crash Involving Pedestrian Shuts Down I-880 North At Grand Ave.
• Wellfleet Man Finds 9 Live Military Explosives While Digging In Yard
• New York City Answers Call For More Teachers, Establishes COVID Situation Room To Monitor Cases In Schools
• Woman Killed In Elevator Accident In Allston Apartment Building
• Washington Co. Commissioner: Judge Ruling Pennsylvania's Pandemic Restrictions Unconstitutional A 'Huge Victory'
• Defense, Snell, Big Ben Carry Pittsburgh Over Giants 26-16
• With Full Capacity Nowhere In Sight Amid Pandemic, Could A Restaurant Collapse Be Coming In Chicago?
• Boulder Fire-Rescue Quickly Contains Grass Fire Near Settler's Park
• Amazon Offering $1,000 Sign-On Bonuses For New Hires At Some Massachusetts Warehouses
• Five Points Neighborhood Wants Conversation About Possible Homeless Campsite Location
• Thousands Of Runners Celebrate Finishing Virtual 2020 Boston Marathon
• Harvey Businesses With Liquor Licenses Ordered To Pay Up Back Taxes, Owners Call Timing Suspicious
• Rochester Police Chief La'Ron Singletary Fired In Fallout From Suffocation Death Of Daniel Prude
• Recovery Effort Continues For Plane, Pilot, 2 Passengers In Washington County
• Stars Advance To Stanley Cup Final With 3-2 OT Win Over Golden Knights
• Safety Concerns Being Addressed As Miami-Dade, Broward Schools Eye Return To Classrooms
• Video Captures Screams, Panic Following Fatal Shooting In Federal Hill Park
• Historian Believes Military Explosive Device Found In Miami Shores Yard Dates Back To 1850s
• 1 Dead After SFFD Marine Units Respond To 2 Separate Rescues On SF Waterfront
• Hurricane Sally's Outer Rain Bands Moving Onshore In Florida Panhandle
• 'Cheer' Star, Naperville Resident Jerry Harris Reportedly Investigated On Claims Of Trying To Solicit Sex With Minors
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Considering Bill That Would Make Not Wearing A Mask A Misdemeanor
• University Of Michigan Strike: Graduate Employees Vote To Continue Strike For 5 Days
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Report Additional COVID-19 Deaths
• New Jersey Officials Urge Residents To Receive Flu Shot With 'Possibility Of Twindemic' Looming
• 2 Detroit Casinos Plan To Restart Poker Rooms
• Minor Tosses 2-Hitter, A's Manage Split With Mariners
• Where Do Voters Seeking To Vote Absentee This Year Start The Process?
• Pittsburgh Steelers Hold 'Steelers Against Racism' Banner During National Anthem
• New State COVID-19 Awareness Campaign Asks People To Mask Up, Social Distance And Get Tested
• Detroit Flight Delay: Passenger Escorted Off Plane Headed To Los Angeles
• Man Shot, Killed On Sidewalk In Albany Park
• Orioles Slug 3 Homers In 9-Run 3rd, Pummel Braves 14-1
• Arrest Made In 40-Year-Old Cold Case Murder Of Michelle 'Missy' Jones
• Distance Learning Can Be Tough On Teens; Here Are 4 Signs They Might Need Help
• 'The Drew Barrymore Show' Premieres On CBS2
• Detroit Police Investigating 3 Shootings, Stabbing
• Police: West Virginia City Councilman Shot, His Wife And Mother-In Law Taken Hostage In Apparent Carjacking
• MDOC Regains Control Of Prison Unit After It Was Overtaken By Inmates
• UMD College Park Brings Students Back For In-Person Classes Monday
• Bear Found Scavenging Remains Of Elgin Man Found In North Carolina Campsite
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Taps Appellate Judge To Serve On Supreme Court
• St. Paul Police Looking For Help To ID Looting Suspects
• Calls For Increased Traffic Patrols In Detroit Following 6-Year-Old's Death
• Race Heating Up For California's 48th District Seat As Rouda, Steel Face Off
• Pittsburgh Steelers Fans Ready For Kick Off, Though This Season Will Look Different
• Five Weeks After Deadly Baltimore Gas Explosion, Residents Still Cleaning Up, Facing Supply Chain Shortages
• Former BPD Deputy Commissioner Who Oversaw Gun Trace Task Force Said He Had No Idea Of Corruption
• Police: Pennsylvania Couple Imprisoned, Starved And Beat 12-Year-Old Boy, Who Was Found Dead In Own Filth
• MDH Offers Guidelines For Keeping Sick Or COVID-Exposed Children Home From School
• Officials: Man, Woman Found Shot Dead Inside New Hanover Home
• Largest North Texas School Districts Won't Notify All Parents Of Positive Coronavirus Case
• Cell Industry Fights Rules To Require Backup Power At Cell Towers In Fire Zones
• Denver Broncos Show Unity, Solidarity At Season Home Opener
• Anne Arundel County Councilman Andrew Pruski Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Baltimore City Adds Additional Recycling Drop-Off Location, Extends Hours
• Caught On Camera: 4 Suspects Attack Man, Steal His Car From East Lansdowne Sunoco, Police Say
• UC Expert Says California Forest Management Alone Can't Prevent 'Wind-Driven' Wildfires
• Philadelphia School District Using Virtual Counseling To Help Students Amid Surge In Violence Around City
• Charles Mitchell Arrested On Drug Charges Following Traffic Stop In Glen Burnie, Police Say
• Pittsburgh Steelers Open Season With Win Over New York Giants
• John Harbaugh Pushes Back On Criticism For Leaving Lamar Jackson In: 'This Is The National Football League'
• Annual Jonathan Ogden Golf Tournament Goes On Despite Coronavirus Pandemic
• Firefighter Piotr Orlowski's Home Destroyed In Massive Weekend Fire In Dyker Heights, Brooklyn
• Officers Possibly Exposed To Fentanyl During GG Bridge Crash Out Of Hospital
• Ravens Fans Already Talking About Possible Super Bowl Appearance Following 38-6 Win Over Browns
• Man Missing From Baltimore County Found Safe
• Turn Off Your Lights! Millions Of Birds To Fly Over Maryland Monday Night, State Says
• Steelers Offensive Linemen Zach Banner And Stefen Wisniewski Leave With Injuries
• Colorado's 'CROWN Act' Goes Into Effect
• Dallas Police Chief Renee Hall Seeks To Reassure Public After Gov. Abbott Ripped City Council For Reducing Overtime Budget
• Lopez, Marlins Win Finale In 7-Game Set Against Phils, 6-2
• Steelers Hold Sign, Many Giants Kneel For National Anthem
• Aurora City Councilwoman Surprised By Pop-Up Protest At Her Home
• Study Suggests Vaping May Be Associated With Increased Risk Of Coronavirus For Teens, Young Adults
• Steelers RB James Conner Questionable To Return With Ankle Injury
• 'A Mess Out There' - San Jose Looks At Spending $3 Million On Cleaning Illegal Dumpsites, Blight
• Northern Hemisphere had its warmest summer ever, NOAA says
• Fort Worth Pays Tribute To Corporal Garrett Hull On 2nd Anniversary Of His Line Of Duty Death
• Minnesota's Only Parkour Gym Sees COVID Business Boom
• 'Climate Change Is Real': Berry Creek Man Who Lost Home In Fire Calls Trump's Comments Frustrating
• 2-Alarm Vegetation Fire Burns In Fremont Near Interstate 680
• Air Force Will Play Army, Navy In Football This Season
• Some LA County Coronavirus Testing Sites Temporarily Close As Unhealthy Air Quality Lingers
• Mets Announce Agreement To Sell Team To Billionaire Hedge Fund Manager Steve Cohen
• West Coast Wildfire Smoke Reaches Pittsburgh Area, Leading To Smoky Skies
• 14-Year-Old Girl Among 2 Teens Critically Wounded In Pasadena Drive-By Shooting
• 'Don't Think Science Knows': Trump Spurns Science On Climate Change During Sacramento Visit
• Phosphine Gas Discovered In Atmosphere Of Venus Could Hint At Extraterrestrial Life
• Pasadena Police To Deploy Additional Patrols As City Sees 'Increase In Violence'
• Study: Pesco-Mediterranean Diet May Be Ideal For Heart Health
• Hobby Lobby Raising Minimum Wage To $17/Per Hour For Full-Time Workers
• Johns Hopkins University Ties For 9th-Best University In 2021 US News & World Report Rankings
• AC Transit Giving Free Masks, Hand Sanitizer To Riders
• Smoky Skies: Unhealthy Air Over Bay Area Prompts 30 Straight Days Of 'Spare The Air' Alerts; People Urged To Stay Indoors
• Puppy pulled from rubble following California wildfire
• Texas Coronavirus Hospitalizations Declining As State Reports 2,595 New Cases, 21 Deaths
• San Francisco To Provide $1,000/Month To Pregnant Black, Pacific Islander Women To Improve Health Outcomes
• Back To School: Some Sacramento County Students Resume In-Person Learning
• Former Pittsburgh Penguins Assistant Coach Tony Granato Elected To U.S. Hockey Hall Of Fame
• Wisconsin Supreme Court Rejects Green Party's Request For Ballot Access
• Northfield Teacher And Parent Create Portable Desks For Hybrid Learning
• In Wake Of Police Chief Renee Hall's Resignation, Some Latino Leaders Want Next Dallas Chief To Be Latino
• Fritzler Farm Park Uses 2020 Corn Maze To Say 'Thanks'
• Allegheny County Considering Enforcement Options After Nearly 600 People Attend West Mifflin Football Game
• Man To Be Tried For The Murder Of Poker Star Susie Zhao
• Broncos Open Season In Completely Empty Mile High Stadium
• Court OKs end to humanitarian protections for 300,000 immigrants
• 'COVID Long-Haulers' Suffer Lingering Effects Of Virus Weeks To Months Later
• Maryland Paralympian Tatyana McFadden Featured In Netflix's 'Rising Phoenix'
• Man Accused In Deadly Austin Shooting Was On Electronic Monitoring, Has Long Criminal History
• Deluxe HQ Relocation To Bring Hundreds Of Jobs To Downtown Minneapolis
• Family Teaches Kids Importance Of Helping Others During Xcel's Energy's Day Of Service
• Pablo Sandoval Reportedly Signs Deal With Atlanta After Being Released From Giants
• Kenosha Mayor Planning Listening Sessions, Seeking State and Federal Funding As City Begins Rebuilding After Shooting Of Jacob Blake
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Wisconsin Supreme Court rules Green Party won't be on the ballot in the state
• Longtime San Francisco Benefactor Ann Getty Dies At 79
• Grand Prairie ISD's Youngest Return To Campuses For In-Person Learning During Pandemic
• National Western Stock Show Postponed Until January 2022 Because Of COVID-19
• Denver Police Officer Files Ethics Complaint Against Councilwoman Candi Cdebaca
• Tracking Mail-In Ballots: Colorado Voters Can Get Notifications By Phone, Email Or Text
• University Of Illinois Hospital Nurses Enter Day Three Of Strike
• 17-Year-Old Boy Dead, Man Hospitalized After Shooting Outside Of North Minneapolis Store
• Phillies Fall To Marlins, 6-2, In Finale Of 7-Game Series
• Mobi-C® Cervical Disc
• New Law Allows Workers' Comp For 911 Dispatchers For Trauma Experienced On The Job
• 'They Go For The Cheap Way And Abandon It': Babylon Seeks Federal Funds To Address 'Ghost Ships'
• More Suburban Students, Parents Rally For Resumption Of In-Person Classes, School Sports
• Kenosha Mayor Outlines Plan To Rebuild Following Unrest After Shooting Of Jacob Blake
• Kelly-Moore Paint Company To Pay $1.43 Million In Hazardous Waste Lawsuit Settlement
• New Jersey Transit Unveils Tool To Let Passengers Track Crowding On Trains, Buses
• As Crime Increases, Several NYC Business Groups Hire Private Security Guards
• 2 Taken To Hospital Following Fight, Stabbing At American Canyon Safeway
• San Francisco Launches New Community Hubs To Provide In-Person Learning Support For Kids
• Chicago Partners With 31 Community Organizations For Contact Tracing Efforts
• Yolanda Imbriano, 100-Year-Old Bus Monitor, Retires Over COVID Concerns; 'I Just Love Working With Children'
• Ferrer: No Reduction In LA County COVID-19 Restrictions Until End Of September
• Animal Humane Society Faces Influx Of Cats, Kittens In Need Of Homes
• Bronx Fashion Designer Terese Brown Reimagines Her Business And Collections Due To COVID Pandemic
• Still Waiting On Your Unemployment Money? Make Sure You're Applying Correctly
• Synagogue Prepares To Live Stream Services For Rosh Hashanah As Families Plan Smaller Gatherings Due To Coronavirus
• Central Bucks School District To Resume In-Person Learning Sept. 30
• Southlake Police Arrest Teenage Graffiti Suspect In Connection To Carroll High School Vandalism
• Man In Jacket With 'Police' On Back Kills Armored Vehicle Security Officer During Robbery
• Telehealth Behavioral Therapy Now Being Reimbursed By Government, Insurance Companies
• 'Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air' Home To Be Listed On Airbnb For 1 Night Stays
• Motion Filed To Urge George Floyd Murder Trial Judge To Reinstate Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman To Case
• Three Syrian Refugees Open New Restaurant in Paterson, N.J.
• North Texas Congressman Ron Wright In Hospital Due To Complications Surrounding Cancer Treatment
• YMCA Of Greater New York Launches Fundraiser After Losing Nearly $70 Million In Revenue During Pandemic
• Pittsburgh Steelers Wear Warm-Up Shirts Protesting Racism Before Game Against New York Giants
• California Wildfires: 2020 Blazes Burn Area Larger Than Connecticut, Cal Fire Says
• Hurricane Sally threatens the Gulf Coast
• Easing Fires Not As Simple As Climate Change Vs. Forest Work
• Coconut Grove Restaurants Take To The Streets To Increase On-Site Dining
• Dentists See Surge Of Tooth Problems Amid Coronavirus Pandemic 
• After West Rogers Park Firehouse Is Left Riddled With Bullets, Neighbors Say Parties Outside Nearby Strip Mall Have Been Causing Problems
• First Ever State Fair Of Texas Photo Drive Opens This Weekend
• Bucks County Man Pleads Guilty To Murdering Roommate In 2004, Burying Body In Quarry
• Protesters Demand Broward Open Bars As Part Of Phase 2 Reopening
• Amazon Hiring 100K For Warehouse, Delivery Positions
• Containing COVID Spread On College Campuses
• Arwady: Watching Wisconsin 'With Huge Concern' For Chicago's Travel Quarantine List
• Driver Accused Of Slamming Into Lauderhill Home, 7 Vehicles, Arrested
• Decision In Front Of Pa. Supreme Court Keeps Counties From Mailing Out Ballots
• Bobcat Fire Smoke, Evacuations Force Santa Anita Park To Postpone Its Opening Day
• 'This Year Has Been Really Tough': People Serving People In Need Of Volunteers, Donations
• Otsego Man Killed In Anoka County Motorcycle Crash Sunday Night
• 2 Men Shot In Broad Daylight In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Krum ISD Cancels Football Games For 2 Weeks Due To Team's Possible Coronavirus Exposure
• Cardinal O'Hara High School Senior Designs Water Bottle Using Own Fitness Journey As Inspiration
• Westmoreland Co. Firefighter Goes To California To Help Battle Massive Wildfires
• 'Don't Do It!': Schools Cancel In-Person Classes After Weekend Parties
• Rochester Mayor Abruptly Fires Police Chief In Wake Of Death Of Chicago Man Daniel Prude In Custody
• State Patrol Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Killed Pedestrian In Pierz
• Georgia Man Gets Federal Prison For Masters Golf Ticket Scheme
• Washington Township Public Schools Announce 3 Positive COVID-19 Cases
• New Research Suggests Pesco-Mediterranean Diet May Be Ideal For Heart Health
• U.S. airlines report second-quarter losses of $11 billion
• Philadelphia Charter School Welcomes Back Youngest Students While Others Learn Virtually
• BC Students Call For More Communication About Coronavirus Cases On Campus
• 'The Energy Is High': Some Massachusetts Students Begin School Year With Return To Classrooms
• Housing Cell In U.P. Prison Destroyed After "Riot"
• Do Kids Recover Faster Than Adults? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Kaiser Permanente Touts Carbon-Neutral Status, Equal To Taking 175,000 Cars Off The Road
• 'COVID-19 Essentials' Store Opens At Park Meadows Mall
• Smoke From Western Wildfires Causing Haze All The Way To Washington DC Area
• 'I Don't Think Science Knows;' Trump Disputes Climate Change Science During California Wildfires Briefing
• Person Of Interest Sought In Auraria Campus Deadly Stabbing
• Crash Destroys Travel Trailer RV Along Interstate Highway 680 In Danville
• CBS4 Exclusive: Stun Gun Wielding Shoplifter Targets West Miami Publix Store
• One Pittsburgh-Area Establishment Given Notice Of Violation, 4 Others Warned During Coronavirus Compliance Checks
• Construction Begins On Protected Bike Lanes Along Milwaukee Avenue In Logan Square
• Investigation Underway After 19-Year-Old Man Found Shot Dead In Lower Merion
• U.S. halts some imports from China's Uighur region
• Pilot Tutoring Program Aims To Keep Underserved Fort Worth 1st Graders From Falling Behind During Online Learning
• 4 Mon Valley Boroughs Considering 'Regionalized Police Department' Proposal
• Johns Hopkins' East Baltimore COVID-19 Food Access Initiative Marks 2 Million Meals Distributed
• 7 Opium Overdoses, 3 Of Them Fatal, Reported In Less Than 24 Hours In Pasadena
• Wildfires, Smoke During Pandemic Intensify Economic Pain In California, West Coast
• Texas officer charged with assault in 2019 fatal shooting
• VIDEO: Trump Protester Seen Climbing On CHP Vehicle, Falling To Ground As It Takes Off
• Taylor Swift To Perform At Academy Of Country Music Awards For First Time In 7 Years
• Missing Baltimore 10-Year-Old Found
• Gas Prices Drop To 12-Week Low In Colorado, Across The Country
• UF, FSU Ranked Among Top 20 Public Universities In Country
• Mammoth Mountain To Require All Lift Tickets Be Purchased In Advance When Season Opens Nov. 14
• Maryland Schools Superintendent Karen Salmon Visits Elkton Middle School To See Hybrid Learning In Action
• New York Giants Reveal Social Justice Messages Such As 'Black Lives Matter' On Back Of Helmets For Monday Night Football
• Denver Leaders Vote Down Contract That Would Not Give Police Officer Raises, Holiday Pay In 2021
• Federal Government Ends Extra $300 Weekly Unemployment Benefit
• Chase Winovich Embracing The Challenge Of Bigger Role In Patriots' Defense
• Driver Crashes Stolen Truck After Police Chase Through Louisville, Broomfield And Westminster
• Dr. Dave Hnida Talks Broncos Fans, Dining In Colorado, Coronavirus Vaccine
• Girl, 5, In Critical Condition After Being Struck By Car In Sheraden
• Philadelphia Principals' Union Calls For Vote Of No-Confidence In Superintendent Dr. William Hite
• Trump Tours Wildfire Devastation, Recognizes National Guard Rescue Efforts
• FIA investigating Lewis Hamilton for Breonna Taylor shirt
• Drivers Warned Of Full Closures On I-76 For The Next Month
• Florida's 84.7% Still Below National Average For Census Response Rates
• Miami Police Arrest Man For Damaging Patrol Car During May Protest
• Police Searching For Suspect Who Allegedly Tried To Take Indecent Photos Of Girl In Northeast Philly Walmart
• New Hampshire Fall Visitors Asked To Research Ahead And 'Leave No Trace'
• Semi Fire: Interstate 70 Reopens Between Georgetown And Silver Plume
• House Dems launch probe into political interference in CDC reports
• Hialeah PD Needs Help Finding 17-Year-Old Kaspar Ali Moros Rigau
• Former Catholic School Teacher Charged For Sexually Assaulting Minors
• Maryland Officials Say USPS Postcard On 2020 Election Has 'Inconsistent' Information On Mail-In Voting
• Massachusetts Reports 235 New Coronavirus Cases, 9 Additional Deaths
• Colorado National Guard Helps Fight Cameron Peak Fire From Ground, Air
• Stevens: Gordon Hayward 'Looked Good' During Hard Workout On Monday
• San Francisco Gyms Reopen For Indoor Workouts For First Time Since COVID-19 Pandemic Started
• Grand Jury Indicts Texas Officer In Deadly Shooting During Struggle For Taser
• Sheetz To Open 50 Stores In Ohio By 2025
• Here's How Unemployed Baltimoreans Can Get A Discount On Their Water Bills
• Dr. Ashish Jha: "We have not rounded a corner" on virus vaccine
• Chicago Weekend Violence: 53 People Shot, 10 Fatally In Weekend Shootings
• Hurricane Sally, now a Category 2, takes aim at the Gulf Coast
• Jo Malone apologizes to "Star Wars" actor John Boyega for ad
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Reports 1,736 New Cases & 2-Week Positivity Rate Of 5.23%
• Man Dead After Being Shot While Getting Into Car In Uptown
• VP Mike Pence Highlights Trump's Commitment To Law & Order During Wisconsin Visit
• South Dakota AG Jason Ravnsborg Reported Hitting Deer, But Hit Man, Investigators Say
• Dallas County Reports 440 New Coronavirus Cases, 3 Deaths
• Fundraiser Set Up For Families Of Ambushed LA County Sheriff's Deputies
• Pres. Trump Visits Sacramento For California Wildfire Briefing
• Long Lines, Limited Choices Plague CU Boulder's Meal Plan For Students
• Journalist Strike Approved At Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
• LAPD: Man Arrested For Sexual Assault At Metro Red Line Station In North Hollywood May Have More Victims
• Water May Not Smell Or Taste Right In Lewisville Next Few Weeks
• Off-Duty Hyattsville Police Officer Charged With Assault After Brandishing Handgun To Teenagers In Howard County
• Drama Surrounding Texas AG Ken Paxton, City Of San Antonio And Barring Of Chick-Fil-A At Airport Continues
• Man Makes 'Race Based' Comments, Hits Woman With Tree Branch In Bloomington Park
• Hispanic Heritage Month: Washington Heights
• 20-Year-Old Woman Arrested In Connection Attleboro Stabbing Arraigned
• Ralph D. Gants, Chief Justice Of Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, Has Died
• California Wildfires Have Burned An Area Almost The Size Of Connecticut
• Rockwall Business Raises Texas' 'Largest Thin Blue Line Flag' In Support Of Law Enforcement
• Jayson Tatum Will Be Reunited With Son Deuce On Tuesday
• You Can Watch Maryland Zoo Elephants On New Live Webcam
• 'I Don't Identify As Gay, But I Do Identify As Bisexual': Andrew Gillum Reveals To Tamron Hall
• Pittsburg Bar Owner Charged With Violating Health Order, Operating With Suspended Alcohol License
• A's Sign Infielder Jake Lamb After Losing Matt Chapman To Injury
• Woman Killed After Crashing Into Tree In Northern Minnesota; Alcohol Believed To Be A Factor
• Sequoia Complex Fire: 62 Structures Destroyed; 12 Injured; More Than 90,000 Acres Burned
• Santa Clara County Health Officials Encourage Flu Vaccinations Amid Pandemic
• Maryland Zoo's Home To Habitat 8K Will Run Virtually This Year
• Gov. Hogan Awards Nearly $12M To Traffic Safety Groups To Cut Down Deadly Crashes
• President Donald Trump Expected To Participate In Closed Event At National Constitution Center In Philadelphia
• Dollar General Literacy Foundation Awards More Than $18K To Maryland Literacy Organizations
• Longtime MPR Reporter Resigns, Saying Editors Shelved #MeToo Story About DJ At The Current
• USPS Looking To Hire In Western Pa.
• Cost of inequality: Workers lose thousands a year, study says
• Statewide Campaign Launches For Voting Access For People In Jail Not Currently Serving Sentence For A Felony Conviction In Maryland
• Dog Rescued From Marsh On Long Island
• Indiana Supreme Court Chief Justice Loretta H. Rush Tests Positive For COVID-19
• LAUSD Begins Ambitious Coronavirus Testing Program For Students, Staff
• 'Stop Hate For Profit' Facebook Boycott Organizers Back With New Action, Targets Instagram
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,373 New COVID-19 Cases, 5 Additional Deaths
• Rare dolphins return to Hong Kong waters
• Pepsi Center COVID-19 Testing Site To Close At The End Of The Month
• New Coronavirus Test Site In McKeesport Prepares To Serve Hundreds Daily
• Traquan Malik Waller Charged In Columbia Assault Of Elderly Woman
• North Texas Sheriff's Deputy Jay Rotter Arrested, Charged With Murdering Girlfriend Leslie Lynn Hartman
• Vacaville Police K-9 Helps Capture 2 Suspects After Pursuit Ends In Crash
• Colin Kaepernick says NFL's social justice gestures are "propaganda"
• Trump's campaign strategy "is to create panic," Jeh Johnson says
• Plano Police Arrest 2 Men And Woman In Connection To Shooting On Legacy Drive
• Winter Park To Suspend Daily Lift Tickets, Give Priority To Season Pass Holders
• Will We Get Another Chapter Of The Danny Ainge-Pat Riley Feud During Celtics-Heat Eastern Conference Finals?
• Police: Transient Sexually Assaulted Homeless Boy In Attempted Kidnapping In Riverside Park Restroom
• Bruce Arians Takes Back Blame Of Tom Brady For First Interception
• A Badge Of Courage Award For A Texas Officer Who Broke A Window & Rescued A Baby In A Hot Truck
• Walnut Creek Officials To Get Updated Report On Police Mental Health Call Response
• Franklin Town Clerk Resigns After Vote Count Delays Hold Up Primary Election Results
• Dr. Phil On Season 19 Premiere Episode 'Mother God' Group Leader: 'I Think She Is Highly Delusional And Very Dangerous'
• Health Screening Station Welcomes Guests To The Pig & The Sprout
• Owner Of New York Sports Club Files For Bankruptcy
• No Fake Fans Or Canned Applause As The ACM Awards Bring Live Performances Back To TV During Pandemic
• Now Hiring: 4.4K Jobs Available At Amazon In Baltimore
• Restaurant Workers Rally For Support, Say The Industry Needs More Help And Guidance To Save It
• Amazon hiring again: 100,000 full- and part-time openings
• CBS 2's Irika Sargent Appears As Guest Reader On 'Live From The Library'
• THE CW LAUNCHES "CW VOTE ACTUALLY"
• Photo of kid working from home is "a total mood"
• Poor Sleep Linked To Weight Gain In 2-Year Smartphone Sleep Tracking Study
• 28 Years After Susan Taraskiewicz Murder, State Police Determined To Solve Mystery
• Police: Man Shot In Chest On Roosevelt Boulevard In East Falls
• New Free COVID-19 Testing Site Open In Detroit
• CPD Expanding 'Neighborhood Policing Initiative' To Three More Districts; 'We Want To Empower People Out In The Community'
• Officials: 8 People Arrested For Arsons During Protests Outside Lancaster Police Station Following Deadly Police-Involved Shooting
• Tyree Johnson, 29, Indicted By Grand Jury On Criminal Sexual Conduct, Kidnapping Counts
• Man Arrested For Pointing Rifle At Pro-Trump Parade In Woodland Hills
• Tropical Storm Vicky Becomes 20th Named Storm Of Season Meaning Greek Alphabet Could Be Used Soon
• NFL reminds teams to follow sideline rules on face coverings
• 'Speak Up': Anti-Racism Demonstration Calls For Justice For All
• Houston Woman, 20, Killed By Gunshots Fired Through Window
• Life On Venus? MIT Astronomers Help Make Surprising Discovery In Planet's Clouds
• MTA Begins Fining Riders For Not Wearing Face Coverings
• 245 lawsuits and 50 days to go: How the 2020 campaign is also being waged in the courts
• Deadly Shooting At Golden Glades' Park & Ride
• Astronomers See Possible Hints Of Life In Venus's Clouds
• One Person In Custody After Miramar Carjacking
• Federal Judge Rules Pa.'s Shutdown Order Unconstitutional; Wolf Administration Will File Appeal
• Israelis angered by virus lockdown: "They are punishing us"
• Car Chase Near Midway Leaves One Person Dead, Another In Critical Condition
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Another 643 COVID-19 Cases Reported, 3 More Deaths
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces Over 600 More Coronavirus Cases, Statewide Total Now More Than 145,000
• Amazon Announces Nearly 2,000 New Jobs Available In Denver
• 2 In Custody For Dragging Death Of 19-Year-old Yuba City Resident Victor Camacho Arellano
• 2 In Custody For Dragging Death Of 19-Year-Old Yuba City Resident Victor Camacho Arellano
• Limited Dallas Cowboys Single Game Tickets On Sale At Noon, Fans Must 'Maintain Pod Integrity'
• Putin offers money, but tells Belarus' leader to settle unrest himself
• Police: Novi Man Arrested For Aggravated Possession Of Child Sexually Abusive Material
• Driver Cited In Westport Crash That Killed 10-Year-Old Girl
• Anaheim Airman Jason Khai Phan Killed In Crash During Routine Patrol In Kuwait
• Pittsburgh Steelers To Wear Antwon Rose's Name On The Back Of Their Helmets
• Poor Sleep Linked To Weight Gain In 2-Year Smartphone Sleep Tracking Study
• Why Fall Is The Best Time To Get Your Lawn In Shape For Next Year
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 142 New Coronavirus Cases Over The Last 48 Hours
• How Does Coronavirus Spread? When Will A Vaccine Be Available? Your COVID-19 Questions, Answered
• Towson District Courthouse Reopening October 13 After 9-Month Renovation Delayed By Pandemic
• Thank Goodness For Cam Newton And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Cam Newton Using Offseason 'Disrespect' As Motivation
• 'Like Standing In The Breath Of Hell'; Frightening Escape From North Complex Fire, Bodies Of 2 New Victims Found
• Loomis Man With Iowa Warrants Arrested In Rocklin
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Closes Mifflin Elementary After Staff Member Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Black Hawk Helicopters Fly Over Boston Marathon Route To End Virtual Race Week
• Florida Worker Falls To His Death From Orlando StarFlyer Attraction
• Miami's Most Popular Dog Breeds
• Philadelphia Police: 3 Arrested, 23 Vehicles Confiscated In Dirt Bike, ATV Initiative Sweep
• Doral Offers Free COVID-19 Testing To Its Residents
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Flat, 536 New Cases Reported
• Police Recover Man's Body From Lake Artemsia In College Park Sunday Night
• "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" house to be listed on Airbnb
• Trial of Oxford's promising COVID vaccine resumes after brief pause
• Violent crime rate dropped 15% in 2019, Justice Department says
• Garrett Wins Major League Debut, Marlins Sweep Phillies
• Fort Jackson recruit found dead, 4th death at base in past year
• Nuggets Rally Again To Stun Clippers, Force Game 7
• Michigan State University Students Asked To Self-Quarantine After Covid-19 Outbreak
• TikTok owner picks Oracle over Microsoft as U.S. tech partner
• PTL Links: September 14, 2020
• WHO reports new daily record in COVID-19 cases
• Police: 11 Shot In 4 Different Incidents In Grand Rapids
• Off-Duty Lifeguards Save Teen From Drowning In Potomac River
• Multiple Overdoses Connected To Man Handing Out Free Heroin
• Suspects Crash During Chase On City Streets In Vacaville, 2 Arrested
• What is the "Rising American Electorate" and will it turn out?
• Firefighters Find Body While Battling Westminster Mobile Home Fire
• Putin critic continues to recover as evidence mounts against Russia
• ICYMI: Top takeaways from this week's "Face the Nation"
• Keselowski Dominates At Richmond
• Parent Company Of Philadelphia Sports Club Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
• Driver Trapped After Slamming Truck Into Chelsea Home
• More Minnesota Students Head Back To Class Monday
• Oregon man "didn't even recognize" badly burned wife after fire
• St. Paul Fire Captain Saves Man From Drowning In Florida
• NFL teams, players take on racial injustice during openers
• Anti-Police Protesters Yell 'We Hope They Die' Outside Hospital Where Wounded Deputies Were Taken
• Baltimore Suspect Wanted In Murder Of Mason Moldoven Arrested After High-Speed Chase Through Georgia
• Satellite image shows Western wildfire smoke reaching Michigan
• As Online Shopping Surge Continues, Amazon Prepares To Make 100,000 New Hires
• New Biden ads target Black men
• How Black doulas are fighting maternal mortality
• Another Collapse Costs Lions
• Pau Gasol, wife name baby after Kobe Bryant's daughter, Gianna
• Man Killed After Argument Leads To Gunfire At Riverside Bar
• Battle Over Barriers: Broderick Midtown Says It May Close For Good Over Dining Program Dispute
• Outrage Growing Among New Jersey Drivers After Tolls On 3 Major Highways Increase
• FWC Rescues Manatee Struck By Boat In SW Florida
• 2 Killed, 6 Hurt In Shooting At Home Near Rutgers Off-Campus Housing; No Students Involved, Investigators Say
• Gov. Newsom Signs Bill Changing Sex Offender Law
• 'It Makes You Angry...It Hurts': Philando Castile Memorial Vandalized, Several Items Stolen
• Area Child And Adolescent Psychiatrist Provides Tips To Help Make Remote Learning Easier For Children
• Father Of 4 Killed In Late Night Vallejo Gas Station Shooting
• Microsoft says its bid to buy TikTok has been rejected
• Black students turn to social media to expose racism at school
• One Dead, Second Injured In North Miami Boating Accident
• 'Just Crazy!': Bear Caught On Video Nudging Greenfield Man Awake
• Woman Dead, Man In Critical Condition After Shots Fired Into Parked Car In Garfield Park
• Nine Allegheny County Preservation Projects Awarded State Grant Money
• False Positive COVID-19 Test Baffled San Francisco Giants Outfielder Alex Dickerson
• Amazon Hosting Virtual Career Day Wednesday
• Van Nuys Man Stabbed To Death During Fight With Roommate
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/14 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Distance Learning At A Trampoline Park?
• As Louisiana Continues Hurricane Laura Recovery, Tropical Storm Sally Takes Aim At Gulf Coast
• COVID Reopenings: San Francisco Business Owners Prepare To Reopen After COVID Restrictions Eased
• 'Blatant Discrimination'; Lawsuit Claims United Favored Young, Blond Flight Attendants For Pro Team Charters
• TikTok Owner Picks Bay Area Based Oracle Over Microsoft As U.S Tech Partner
• U.S. Ambassador to China Terry Branstad is stepping down
• Strong winds could fuel wildfires in the West as death toll climbs
• Osaka posts photo wearing Bryant jersey after U.S. Open win
• Dominic Thiem wins U.S. Open after losing first two sets
• Deputy fired after punching Black man repeatedly during arrest
• Colorado Weather: Continued Very Warm And Dry, Wildfire Smoke Returns For Some
• Trump holds indoor campaign rally near Las Vegas
• Truck Accident On Roosevelt Boulevard Expressway Leaves Bread Scattered Across Highway
• Crews Respond To Fire At Daycare Near University Village
• Evacuation Orders Issued For Arcadia, Sierra Madre As Bobcat Fire Continues To Burn
• Pfizer CEO says company will know if vaccine works by end of October
• Dallas Cowboys Coach McCarthy's Call On 4th Down Scrutinized In Debut Game
• $100K Reward Offered In Search For Lone Gunman In Shooting That Left 2 Deputies Critically Wounded
• Driver Injured In Shooting On I-88 Near Naperville
• 2 Federal Indictments Unsealed, US Attorney McSwain Says Cases Were Not Pursued 'Strongly Enough' By Philadelphia DA's Office
• Reward offered for suspect who shot 2 LA sheriff's deputies
• Early Morning Fire Breaks Out In Basement Of Bronx Home
• Battleground Tracker: Biden gains edge in Arizona, leads big in Minnesota
• New Video: Police Search For Suspect In Deadly Bronx Shooting
• Election 2020: What You Need To Know About Mail-In Voting In Chicago
• Thousands Of Birds To Fly Over Pittsburgh Area On Monday Night During Mass Migration
• Bill Belichick Explains Fritz Pollard Patch On Hat During Patriots' Season Opener
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cooler Temperatures, Seasonal Conditions To Start The Week
• Art Therapy Brings Joy And Enrichment To Seniors Suffering From Memory Loss
• Chicago Weather: Sunshine, Warmer Temperatures Return
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Monday Will Eventually Turn Into A Glorious Late-Summer Day
• Boston Sports Clubs Owner Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
• 5 People Seen Fleeing From Car Following Violent Crash In Center City
• Amazon Hosting Career Day; Hiring For Nearly 750 Corporate And Tech Jobs Across Illinois
• Students To Begin Returning Devices To West Mifflin Area School District For Security Updates
• Ben Roethlisberger Looking To Prove He Is Back And Ready, Steelers To Kick Off 2020 Season Against New York Giants
• 'The Data Is Damning': Full Interview With Rep. Ayanna Pressley On New Anti-Racism Bill
• Allegheny County's Free Coronavirus Testing Site To Begin Taking Appointments
• Monday's Show Info (9/14/20)
• Man Wanted For Double Murder In Minnesota Shot By Police In South Carolina
• T.J. Watt Teams Up With Local Artist For Cleat Design That Will Be Worn For Steelers' First Game
• South Boston Vietnam Memorial Rededicated On 39th Anniversary

Videos from September 14, 2020

• Trump and Biden hit the campaign trail
• Where the presidential race stands 50 days out
• "Unprecedented" hurricane season continues with Hurricane Sally
• U.S. Ambassador to China to step down amid escalating tension
• Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade to be held without crowds due to coronavirus pandemic
• Local Matters: Polls show tight race in Texas, Florida and North Carolina
• How COVID-19 impacts food insecurity
• Russia pledges $1.5 billion to Belarus
• Biden leads Trump in Arizona as candidates battle for swing state
• Search for suspect who ambushed 2 Los Angeles sheriff's deputies
• Biden calls Trump a "climate arsonist" amid historic wildfires
• Trump courts Latino voters as Biden pledges to "work like the devil" to earn community's support
• Deadly California wildfires force evacuations and produce hazardous smoke
• When will Hurricane Sally make landfall?
• Battleground Tracker poll: Biden gains edge in Arizona over Trump and has big lead in Minnesota
• Voters in the "Rising American Electorate" could impact election outcome
• Former White House chief of staff Andrew Card on moments that define presidencies
• Trump disputes climate change at briefing on California wildfires
• Red & Blue: Countdown to the Vote
• Nearly 9,000 migrant children expelled from U.S. amid pandemic
• Hurricane Sally bears down on U.S. Gulf Coast
• How climate change plays a key role in weather extremes and wildfires
• Biden slams Trump on climate change amid Western wildfires
• Hundreds of lawsuits already filed with 50 days to go before election
• Impact of Bob Woodward's recordings of President Trump
• Fighting the coronavirus pandemic as flu season nears
• The impact the "Rising American Electorate" could have on election
• Black students and alumni take to social media "to make our voices heard"
• Black students confront racism in predominantly White schools
• Black doulas combat the maternal mortality crisis
• Strong winds may worsen uncontrolled wildfires across West
• Former Homeland Security chief Jeh Johnson on biggest threats facing U.S.
• Drew Barrymore on new daytime talk show, motherhood and being a protective parent
• An inside look at CIA directors, their relationship with the presidents and how it impacted COVID-19
• Vaccines against COVID-19 move forward amid reluctance from Americans
• Where the campaigns stand 50 days before Election Day
• Gulf Coast prepares as Tropical Storm Sally strengthens
• CBS poll gives Biden slight edge in Arizona, a traditionally red state that Trump carried in 2016
• Georgia sheriff's deputy fired for beating Black man during traffic stop
• Family shares heart-wrenching story of loss during wildfire
• Study exposes impact civil war and conflict have on wildlife
• Belarus leader Alexander Lukashenko meets with Vladimir Putin