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Articles from August 1, 2021

• 'I'm In Shock': Colusa Farmer Fears Former Schoolmate Died In Helicopter Crash
• Cyclists Take Advantage Of Vehicle-Free Loveland Pass During Mudslide Cleanup
• DUI Suspect Arrested In Deadly Traffic Collision That Killed 2 People On 110 Freeway In South LA Sunday
• LAPD Report On Echo Park Protest Says Better System For Tracking Projectiles And Dealing With Independent Journalists Needed
• Chicago Weather: Sunny And Dry With A Gradual Warmup
• 'We Want Answers': Friends Demand Investigation Into Death Of Saugus Woman While Hiking In Arizona
• OB-GYN Associations Recommend All Pregnant Women Get Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Rays Top Red Sox 3-2 For 3-Game Sweep, Widen Lead In AL East
• Woman Killed Near Roslindale Pharmacy Identified As Alicia Heywood
• NYPD: 2 Gunmen Wanted After 10 Shot In Front Of Queens Business; 'A Brazen, Coordinated Attack'
• 10-Man Chicago Fire FC Hold On For Tie With Philadelphia
• In Wake Of Corona, Queens Shooting, Mayoral Candidates Adams, Sliwa Offer Plans To Combat NYC Gun Violence
• Red Stars Top Washington Spirit For Fourth Win In Five Games
• Lake Superior Zoo's Lilly The Lion Undergoes Root Canal
• NYPD: 3 Innocent Bystanders Wounded By Gunfire In Washington Heights
• Controversy, Confusion Impact Status Of Mural On Road Under Garden State Parkway In Clifton
• Kashkari: Delta Variant Could Slow Labor Market Recovery
• Minnesota Olympians Help Boost Interest In Their Sports At Home
• As School Year Approaches, COVID Developments Cause Concern For Parents
• Fight Over Counterfeit Tickets Sends 3 People Crashing Through Window At Congress Hotel Near Lollapalooza
• Some Marylanders Plan To Take Precautions As COVID-19 Positivity Rate Rises Above 3 Percent
• DaBaby Pulled From Lollapalooza Lineup Amid Backlash Over Homophobic Remarks And 'Insensitive' Comments on HIV/AIDS
• Mayor Lightfoot Defends COVID Safety Precautions For Lollapalooza, But Says Going Maskless On Public Transit Is Not Acceptable
• Lightfoot, Arwady: Masks Are Needed Indoors For Now Amid Rising COVID-19 Delta Variant Cases, But Vaccines Work, And It's Time To Get Vaccinated Now
• 4 Killed In Helicopter Crash Near Colusa
• Parts Of Westbound Lanes On Moravia Road To Close Temporarily For Road Repairs
• Speeding Driver In Stockton Found With Hundreds Of Fentanyl Pills, Gun While Baby In Backseat
• Robbery Suspect Holes Up On Rooftop Before Being Arrested
• BART Service Nears Pre-Pandemic Level Monday as Hours Expand
• 4 Die in Helicopter Crash in Colusa County North of Sacramento
• San Francisco Digital Payment Company Square to Buy Afterpay in $29 Billion Deal
• Frederick County Surveying Residents About Internet Access To Identify Underserved Areas
• Thousands Of North Texas Students Head Back To School Monday
• Colts' Carson Wentz Choosing Rest, Rehab For Foot Injury, Remains Out Indefinitely
• Police Chase Ends On Route 28 After Shooting And Carjacking In Homewood
• 83-Year-Old Man John Lomax Jr. Killed In Reisterstown Crash
• Betts Returns With HR, Dodgers Pound Diamondbacks 13-0
• Clock Runs Out On Mets In Attempt To Sign Top Pick Kumar Rocker
• Texas Gov. Abbott Acknowledges Report Of Buffalo Bills Considering Austin As Possible Relocation Spot
• Less Than Half Of Hospital Employees Vaccinated At LA+USC Medical Center, Olive View UCLA Medical Center In Sylmar
• 2 People Hospitalized After Boating Accident At Northerly Island
• Philadelphia Fire Crews Battle Junkyard Fire In Port Richmond
• Evander Kane Gambling Allegations: 'About the Worst Thing a Pro Athlete Can Do,' Analyst Says
• Kris Bryant Before Making Debut With San Francisco Giants: 'Chicago Will Always Be A Special Place To All Of Us'
• Glenwood Canyon Mudslides Cancel Amtrak's California Zephyr Train Through Colorado Rockies
• Pennsylvania SPCA Celebrates 'Dogust First' With Its Adoptable Pups
• Racist Graffiti Discovered On Front Of West Garfield Park Takeout Restaurant
• Philadelphia's Swag Youth Soccer Team Wins National Championship In Orlando
• Some Parents Sending Students Back To School Monday, While Others Keeping Kids Home For Virtual Classes
• Local Firefighters Begin 40-Day 9/11 Memorial Ride Cross-Country, From Santa Monica To New York City
• Teen Shot, Critically Wounded In Senka Park In Gage Park Neighborhood
• UIC Receives $6 Million Grant From Federal Government To Test VT-109, Drug To Treat Severe Lung Complications From COVID-19
• Maryland Drivers See Week Of Price Increases At The Gas Pump
• Minnesota Weather: 'Unprecedented' Statewide Air Quality Alert Continues
• Brian Goodwin Homers In Bottom of 9th As White Sox Top Cleveland
• Charleroi Community Comes Together For 'Stuff The Bus' Campaign
• Body Believed To Be Missing Man Kevin Mahoney Found In Water Off Newburyport
• Colorado Weather: Monsoon Storms Become More Numerous Monday And Tuesday
• Gomes, Marte Boost Jefferies, A's Over Angels
• Newcomers Gomes, Marte Boost Jefferies, A's Over Angels 8-3
• Rafael Ortega Hits 3 Home Runs, But Cubs Lose To Nats
• Newcomers Gomes, Marte Boost Jefferies, A's Over Angels 8-3
• Highway 125 In Grand County Closed For Mudslide
• Wainwright Solid For 7 In Cardinals' 7-3 Win Over Twins
• Bryant Homers In Giants Debut, San Francisco Tops Houston
• West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin Says Infrastructure Bill Could Be Finished As Early As Sunday Night
• Bryant Homers in Giants Debut, San Francisco Tops Houston
• Volunteers Gather To Clean Up Trash In Boston's Muddy River
• Jonah Heim Hits Walk-Off HR Again As Rangers Rally Past Mariners 4-3
• Arlington Home Catches Fire During Sunday Storms
• Bacon May Disappear In California As Pig Rules Take Effect
• Single Father, Daughters And Niece Killed In Westville, New Jersey Car Crash
• Attleboro Animal Shelter Says Driver Deliberately Ran Over 5 Geese On Route 123
• Fauci Says Unvaccinated Americans Are 'Propagating This Outbreak' As Delta Spreads
• First Week Of August Celebrates National Farmers' Market Week And Pittsburgh Has Plenty To Offer
• FHP Confirms Fatality After Tanker Truck That Drove Off Highway In Davie Catches Fire
• 'Extreme Damage' To I-70 Through Glenwood Canyon Forces Prolonged Closure
• How NASA flew a drone on Mars
• Author Michael Lewis on optimism, luck and more
• Ford Foundation president Darren Walker returns to his Texas roots
• Early pandemic spotters focus of new Michael Lewis book
• How the head of the Ford Foundation wants to change philanthropy
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Thunderstorms Move Through Sunday Night; Gorgeous Day Coming Monday
• Maryland Farmers' Market Week Kicks Off This Week
• NASA begins search for ancient life on Mars
• 'Get The Shot Today': Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried Urging Vaccinations As Florida COVID Cases Skyrocket
• 'Destructive' Severe T-Storm Warnings Start Aug. 2, Will Trigger Wireless Emergency Alerts
• LA Giltinis Take USMLR Championship Against Rugby ATL 31-17 Sunday
• Belmont Police Say Missing Mother, Son Found Safe
• Heat Exercise Goran Dragic's Contract Option For Next Season
• Crews making significant progress battling Western wildfires
• On Colorado Day, History Colorado Remembers 'How Lucky We Are To Be Here'
• Miami PD Searching For Hit-&-Run Driver Who Struck Motorcyclist
• 2 Hospitalized After Double Stabbing In Miami Beach
• Miami Gardens PD Investigating After Girl Found Dead From An Apparent Gunshot Wound
• Rizzo Shines Again, Yankees Complete Sweep Of Marlins
• Out-Of-State Wildfire Smoke Prompts Air Quality Alert For Eastern Colorado
• Fill-In Max Schrock Gets 5 Hits, Reds Hammer Mets
• Rizzo Shines Again With Key Hit, Yankees Beat Marlins 3-1
• Illinois State Trooper Clipped By Driver's Side Rearview Mirror On Dan Ryan; Driver Faces Charges
• Police Find Man Stabbed To Death At Apartment Building In Westminster
• Six Historic Buildings In Allegheny County Being Restored And Rehabilitated With Help From Tax Credits
• Gibson Excels In Phils Debut; Realmuto, Harper Pound Pirates
• COVID-19 Cases Continue To Rise In LA County
• Head-On Crash Near Glen Rose Leaves 3 Dead, Officials Say
• McCarthy Jokes About Hitting Pelosi With Gavel If GOP Retakes House in 2022
• Pirates Unable To Complete Sweep Of The Phillies, Lose 15-4
• Man Dies In Crash On Route 22 In Indiana County
• Unvaccinated COVID-19 Patients Filling Up Hospitals, Austin Officials Say ICU Capacity Reaching 'Critical Point'
• Father-Son Duo Hearly And Andreas Mayr Complete Chesapeake Bay Kayak Trip For Hunger Relief
• Police: Texas Man With COVID-19 Arrested After 'Intentionally Breathing' On Family, Assaulting Woman
• West Virginia State University President Resigns Amid Pressure From School Officials
• Pennsylvania Man Sentenced To 2 Life Terms In 2019 Double Murder, Arson
• Chicago Police Report 461 Shootings In July, A 15% Increase From Last Year
• U.S. 6 Over Loveland Pass Reopened After Mudslide Cleanup
• Multiple Residents Report Bear Sighting In Simi Valley Neighborhood
• Ohio Trooper Dies On Duty, Gov. DeWine Orders Flags Lowered Across The State
• Pandemic Eviction Crisis Leads To Greater Tenant Protections
• River Rescue Pulls Body From Monongahela River
• Inside SoCal: 8/1 Wrap-Up
• Dixie Fire: Thundershowers, Downdrafts Whip Up Flames; Ash Fall 'Looks Like It's Snowing In Quincy'
• Keller @ Large: Massachusetts Still 'Very Much Right In The Thick' Of COVID Pandemic
• Woman Injured In Shooting In Brooklyn Park Basement
• Denver Police Set Up Community Outreach Event In Montbello Neighborhood
• Day After Most New Daily Cases Since Start Of Pandemic, Florida Breaks Record For COVID Hospitalizations
• Man Opens Garage Door, Opens Fire On Deputies At Family Gathering, Authorities Say
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on August 1, 2021
• Man Struck, Seriously Injured In Huntington Station Hit-And-Run
• Masks Encouraged For All King Soopers Customers In Colorado
• Researchers Hoping Drone Boats Will Help Make Hurricane Forecasts Clearer, More Accurate
• Hefty Fees Part Of New Parking Experiment At Lake Tahoe Beach
• One Man Dead After Fire In Caroline County
• Transcript: Dr. Sharon Alroy-Preis on "Face the Nation"
• Driver Fatally Struck After Leaving Vehicle Involved In San Jose Collision
• Duluth Man Rescued After Cellphone Directions Put Him On Remote Road
• Facing South Florida: Cuba's Unrest Continues
• City Of Pittsburgh Closing Rialto Street So Crews Can Repair Steps
• 1 Day, 9 Tornadoes: A Look At This Week's Severe Weather Across The Tri-State Area
• North Minneapolis Hit-And-Run Victim ID'd As Caleb Hutchins
• Transcript: Dr. Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• 49ers GM John Lynch Credits Bill Walsh For Launching Hall Of Fame Career
• XS Tennis Summer Bash Hosts Free COVID-19 Vaccination Event With Concert
• Manchin says Senate wants to pass infrastructure bill by Thursday
• 2 Dead After House Fire In Wadena Township
• Person Of Interest Sought In Murder Of 64-Year-Old In West Baltimore
• CDOT Hauls 135 Truck Loads Of Debris From Glenwood Canyon Mudslide
• Transcript: Neel Kashkari on "Face the Nation"
• Woman In Stable Condition After Shot In Back
• Where Did Summer Go? Looking Back On A July That Featured Record-Breaking Rain And Cold
• Transcript: Senator Joe Manchin on "Face the Nation"
• State Police Arrest 20-Year-Old Wanted For Arson, Domestic Assault
• Body Of Woman Missing Following Boating Accident Has Been Found
• Man Fatally Shot In Lancaster; Probe Underway
• CBS3 Pet Project: Are You Treating Your Pet Like A Human?
• Man Shot During Apparent Attempted Robbery Near ATM In Mayfair
• Man Killed In Overnight Shooting In East LA
• Higuain Records A Pair, Inter Miami CF Takes Down Montreal
• Police: Man Found Shot Dead In Trenton
• Spectator Seriously Injured Watching Saturday Night San Jose Sideshow
• Carnegie Mellon University Reminding Students They Must Be Vaccinated For Upcoming Semester
• Surfside 5K Brings Together Hundreds In Support Families Of Condo Collapse Victims
• Pleasanton Searchers Fail To Find Any Trace Of Missing Jogger Philip Kreycik
• Admission Is Free At All Colorado State Parks On Monday
• Motorcyclist Dies After Crash On Northern Minnesota Highway
• Sharks' Star Evander Kane Denies Game-Fixing Allegations From Wife; 'I Have Never Gambled/Bet On Hockey'
• Pedestrian Fatally Struck In San Jose Hit-And-Run; 14th Pedestrian Death This Year
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Positivity Rate Has Reached Over 3%
• After Gold Medal Win, Sunisa Lee Adds Bronze On Uneven Bars
• Italian sprinter takes gold in men's 100-meter dash
• Rizzo HR Again For Yanks As Marlins' Mattingly Misses Game
• Operation Better Block Celebrates 50 Years Of Serving Homewood Community
• Missing Bucks County Woman Casey Johnston's Car Found In Northeast Philadelphia
• Goal In Stoppage Time Helps Vancouver Tie Minnesota United 2-2
• Michigan Matters: "Help Wanted!" Growing Woe for Business
• Rotary Club Of Monroeville Dedicates Newly Installed Peace Pole
• Man Arrested For Starting Fire Near Thermalito In Butte County
• The artist Wyland and his "whaling walls"
• Three Shot While Standing On Porch On West Side
• Jennifer Hudson brings "Respect"
• Fauci says unvaccinated are "propagating this outbreak" as Delta spreads
• MTV turns 40 years old
• Florida Records Highest One-Day Total Of COVID Cases With Over 21,000
• The painful history of anti-Asian hate crimes in America
• 'Asians Are Strong' Leads SF Rally To Empower Community
• The life lessons of "Three Little Engines"
• Officers Shot At During Pursuit On Foot, MPD Says
• As Lollapalooza Ends, Concerns About The Spread Of The COVID-19 Delta Variant Begin
• Alexander Vindman on truth and its consequences
• The Smithsonian's "Sleeping Beauty" awakens on the Mall
• Rechanneling the boom-and-bust history of Butte, Montana
• Inaugural 'Pedal With Police' Event Brings Together Law Enforcement, Local Communities
• Transcript: Dr. Anthony Fauci on "Face the Nation"
• Pedestrian Struck On Crain Highway
• Chicago Weather: August Starts On The Cooler Side
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Isolated Thunderstorms, Brief Downpours Sunday Afternoon; Another Beauty Monday
• Bodycam Video Shows Moments Before NYPD Lieutenant Was Shot In Ankle Apprehending Suspect In The Bronx
• The Book Report: Reviews from Washington Post critic Ron Charles (August 1)
• Book excerpt: "Sound of the Sea" by Cynthia Barnett
• Book excerpt: "What Strange Paradise" by Omar El Akkad
• Book excerpt: "Intimacies" by Katie Kitamura
• Book excerpt: "Damnation Spring" by Ash Davidson
• NYPD: 3 Shot In Washington Heights, No Arrests
• Pittsburgh Weather: Chances Of Sunday Storms, Showers
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/1 Sunday Morning Forecast
• Two People Killed In Hempfield Twp. Crash
• Bacon May Disappear From San Francisco Bay Area Breakfast Menus
• Two Men Injured In Late-Night Shooting In Wilkinsburg
• NHL Gambling Probe Of Troubled San Jose Star Evander Kane; Did He Intentionally Lose Sharks Games?

Videos from August 1, 2021

• Early pandemic spotters at the center of Michael Lewis' new book, "The Premonition"
• Darren Walker: The 60 Minutes Interview
• Perseverance rover, Ingenuity helicopter, and the search for ancient life on Mars
• 8/1/2021: Ingenuity and Perseverance, Darren Walker, The Premonition
• Some Broadway plays resume with COVID protocols
• Real estate markets skyrocketing in major U.S. cities
• Some nations continue to suffer from COVID
• Senators looking to finalize and vote on infrastructure bill
• Florida governor not implementing COVID restrictions despite surge in cases
• United States leads overall Olympic medal count
• Local Matters: Ohio's 11th Congressional District race enters final stretch
• Biden administration under pressure to block new voting rights laws
• Lawmakers work through the weekend to finalize infrastructure bill
• Florida's Delta variant outbreak triggers record number of new COVID infections
• Gottlieb says vaccines still effective at preventing serious illness from Delta variant
• Israeli health chief explains decision to begin COVID-19 booster shots
• Delta variant, inconsistent public health measures drive surge in COVID cases worldwide
• Kashkari says Delta variant could become a "drag on our economic recovery"
• Face The Nation: Kashkari, Alroy-Preis, Gottlieb
• Manchin says Senate wants to pass bipartisan infrastructure bill by Thursday
• Fauci says unvaccinated Americans are "propagating this outbreak" as Delta spreads
• U.S. COVID-19 daily cases higher now than this time last summer
• 8/1: Fauci, Manchin, Kashkari, Alroy-Preis, Gottlieb
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," August 1
• Nature: Prairie dogs in the Badlands
• Letters from "Sunday Morning" viewers
• The artist Wyland and his "whaling walls"
• Jennifer Hudson brings "Respect"
• The history of anti-Asian hate crimes in America
• Passage: TV pitchman Ron Popeil
• The life lessons of "Three Little Engines"
• Alexander Vindman on truth and its consequences
• Smithsonian's Arts and Industries Building to reopen
• The history and future of Butte, Montana
• The Book Report: New fiction and nonfiction (August 1)