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Articles from August 6, 2021

• 'Feeling It In My Lungs': Wildfire Smoke Chokes Northern California
• Family, Friends Commemorate 2016 Death of Young Man Shot in S.F. While Playing Pokémon Go
• Return Of The Rodeo: PBR Begins First Three-Day Competition At G1C Since Pandemic Shutdowns
• Air Quality Advisory Extended: Smoke to Linger Over Bay Area Through Saturday
• Marte's Game-Winning Homer in 11th Pushes A's Past Rangers
• Caught On Camera: Armed 13-Year-Old Boy Shot, Wounded By Police In Standoff In San Bernardino Cemetery
• 'Ankle-Biter' Mosquitoes Wreaking Havoc In Orange County, First West Nile Virus-Infected Mosquitoes Recorded This Year
• Ex-Warrior Kevin Durant Leads Team USA With Draymond Green to Olympics Gold
• California To Offer Vaccine Incentive To Medicaid Population
• Chicago Weather: Thunderstorms Will Appear To Cool Off Blazing Temps
• Alumni Rush To Raise Funds To Save Mosaic At Demolished School In River Grove
• North Side Residents See Improvement In Mail Delivery Following Recent Issues
• Dixie Fire In Northern California Is Third Largest Wildfire In State History
• 1 Killed, 2 Injured In Shooting Near Civic Center Park
• 'People Need To Feel Good In Their Cities': Tami Door Leaving Top Spot At Downtown Denver Partnership
• Truck Driver Dies After Being Pinned By Car On Mass Pike In Brighton
• Sprinklers Start Midway Through Rockies Game
• Brewers Edge Giants 2-1 in 10 Innings
• CDOT Settles With Design And Construction Firms Following 2019 Collapse Of Turnpike Lanes
• Durant Agrees To 4-Year, $198 Million Extension With Nets
• New Jersey Students, Teachers Must Wear Masks In Schools This Fall; In NYC, There's Concern Over Social Distancing Space
• Mets No Longer In First Place After Listless Loss In Opener Against Phillies
• Getting Hosed: The $8,000 Difference Between A Metered And Unmetered Property
• Palo Alto Man Dies Rescuing Child in Lake Powell
• Amid Safety Concerns, South Side Businesses Fear Restrictions Are Keeping Customers Away
• CBS2 Hits The Water To Find Out Why There Have Been So Many Shark Sightings Of Late
• SAG-AFTRA President Blasts Disney for `Bullying' Scarlett Johansson
• Oak Park Requires Masks Indoors For Anyone 2 Years And Older
• Bears Continue To Lose Offensive Linemen As Lachavious Simmons Joins Concussion Protocol
• 6th Straight Day Of Widespread Cancellations, Delays For Spirit Airlines
• Overwhelmed South Florida Hospitals Seeing Younger COVID Patients
• Blue Jays Use 9-Run 5th To Beat Red Sox 12-4
• Atlantic City Boardwalk Booming With Business As New Jersey Faces Wave Of COVID Cases
• Norwegian Cruises Challenges Florida Passenger Vaccine Law
• Back To School: CDC Director, Secretary Of Education Discuss Mask Protocol While In Boston
• 'You Are The Ones Threatening The Freedoms Of All The Rest Of Us' Hogan Calls Out Unvaccinated Residents
• 'This Is An Incredible Help To Families' Maryland Leaders Promote Updated Child Tax Credit
• Dania Beach Nursing Home Evacuated After Facility Loses Power
• 'If You're Not Vaccinated, Shut Up' Baltimore Mayor Blames Unvaccinated On New Mask Mandate As Baltimore County Explains Why No New Mandates There
• Two Men Injured, One Critically, In Severn Shooting
• Consumer Alert: More Than 2 Million Dehumidifiers Recalled
• Mother Mary Lange Catholic School Holds Opening Ceremony In Baltimore
• Anne Arundel County Police On Scene Of Shooting In Pasadena
• Nelson Cruz Homers, Drives 5 To Help Rays Beat Orioles 10-6
• Colorado Weather: Worst Air Of The Season May Hit Saturday
• Phillies Win 6th Straight, Beat Mets To Take Over NL East Lead
• CDC: 6 Massachusetts Counties Now High Risk For COVID Transmission
• Jeffco Public Schools Hosts Job Fair To Fill Vacant Positions Before Classes Start
• Canadian Officers Strike, Leads To Slow Traffic At Border
• Mattapoisett Police Chief Mary Lyons Retires After Being Charged With Drunk Driving Last Month
• Charles H. Wright Museum To Host 38th Annual African World Festival In August
• Philadelphia Community Fighting Gun Violence With Basketball Tournament
• 2 Adults, 2 Children Escape Uninjured From Boat Fire In Falmouth
• 4-Year-Old, 19-Year-Old Shot During Funeral On West Side
• Police Union Denounces Its Own Survey Of Unvaccinated Officers Despite Conflicting Texts By Its President
• Bishop David Zubik: Pittsburgh Diocese Urges Mask-Wearing And Vaccinations For Catholics
• Councilman Introduces Motion To Speed Up Rental Assistance Payment Process
• Hockey Player, Who Is Aspiring Doctor, Saves Life Of Referee Who Collapsed On The Ice In Wellesley
• Woman Shot And Killed In Area Of West Concord Street In South End
• Man Pulled From City Park's Duck Lake Identified As Joseph Crecelius
• School Officials, Neighbors Demand San Jose's Reid Hillview Airport Be Shut Down
• Florida Appeals Court Denies Request In Concealed Weapons Case
• Summit County Focuses On Affordable Housing As Struggle With Long-Term Solutions Continues
• Glenstone Museum Extends Summer Hours, Guarantees Admission To Students, Military
• War Of Words Intensifies After Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins Removes Maskless Commissioner J.J. Koch From Meeting
• COVID Infections Rise Again In LA County; Increased Testing Blamed
• Florida school mask controversy continues as COVID-19 cases surge
• Demand For COVID-19 Tests Surge Alongside Spike In Cases
• COVID: United Airlines Joins Growing List of Bay Area Companies Issuing Vaccine Mandates
• California Drought: Power Plant At Oroville Dam Shut Down Due To Low Water Levels
• Friday LAUSD Enrollment Deadline For Students Hoping To Start On 1st Day Of Distance-Learning Courses
• Massachusetts Resident Molly Seidel Wins Bronze In Olympics Women's Marathon
• Jury Finds Alex Ewing Guilty On All Counts In 1984 Murder Of Aurora Family
• Campers Evacuated As Crews Fight Wildfire Near Dolores
• 2 North Texas Emergency Rooms Forced To Temporarily Close Due To 'Critical COVID Surge'
• Youth Sports Coach Who Worked In Pennsylvania Charged With Child Sexual Abuse
• Half Of US Population Is Fully Vaccinated Against Covid-19, Official Says
• No Charges To Be Filed In Joseph Javonte Washington's Shooting Last November
• River Fire Evacuees Await The Return Back Home
• Youth Advocates Push To Close Illinois Juvenile Prisons
• LA County Mailing Vote By Mail Ballots For Gubernational Recall Election
• Miami Dealership Owner Accused Of Rolling Back Odometer To Defraud Buyer
• Cambridge Police Looking For Man Who Broke Into Nearly 20 Cars In Parking Garage
• Beloved NYC owl dies after being hit by maintenance vehicle
• Could Lab-Made Milk Change The Future Of Dairy?
• Baltimore Police Searching For Missing Elderly Man, Thomas Stricker, 70
• LAPD Says Pair of Exotic Birds Stolen From Canoga Park Business
• 'We've Done Every Single Thing We Can'; Oakland Teachers Prepare To Welcome Students Back
• Thousands Of Placer County Students To Return To Class As Crews Continue Battle Against River Fire
• Windsor Man Found Guilty Of Sexual Battery On Girl
• GOP Voting Bill Awaits Texas Democrats Still In DC As 2nd Special Session Begins Saturday
• 'Let's Bust That Goal Of $52 Million': PMC Founder Billy Starr Shares Final Message With Riders
• Camp Fire Survivors May Be Forced To Flee Home Again As Dixie Fire Wreaks Havoc
• Chicago Public Schools To Offer Weekly COVID-19 Testing To All Students And Staff In Upcoming School Year
• I-70 Closure: Disaster Declaration Provides More Resources To Clear Damaging Mudslides, Debris
• Aide who accused Cuomo of groping speaks out
• Citrus Heights Pair Sentenced For Child Sex Abuse, Possession Of Child Porn
• 'I Fought For That': World War II Survivor Celebrates 40 Years With Memorial Rifle Squad
• Suspect Anthony Turner Arrested In Murder Of Banking Executive Michelle Avan In Reseda
• Covid-19 Infections Of Vaccinated People Are Expected, But The Unvaccinated Are 'The Big Highway Of Transmission,' Expert Says
• California Recall: Republican Talk Radio Host Larry Elder Raises $4.5 Million In 19 Days
• Pan-Mass Challenge Founder Billy Starr On This Year's Ride, Changes For 2021
• PPS Teachers Go Door To Door Answering Parents' Questions
• Two Volunteers With Anne Arundel Alarmers Injured In Route 50 Crash in Lanham
• Strong Winds Cause Semi Rollover On Southbound I-25 Near CO 52
• Police Respond To Shooting In Northridge Apartment Complex
• 'It Affects The Whole Family': Looking Into Accidental Shooting Deaths Of Children
• A's Outfielder Ramon Laureano Suspended 80 Games Over PED Violation, Will Miss Rest Of 2021 Season
• UC Davis Secures Funding To Expand Veterinary Services To Animals Injured In Wildfires
• COVID-19 Vaccination Rate Of Young Adults Below 50% In Several Local Counties
• UCHealth Hosts COVID Vaccine Clinics At 3 Locations On Aug. 7 & Aug. 14
• Weekend Closure Of Westbound Interstate 70 From Brighton Boulevard to Interstate 270 Starts Friday
• 'It's Appropriate': Chicago Festivals Put In COVID Precautions, Some Businesses Asking For Proof Of Vaccine
• Pediatricians: Social Distancing, Mask-Wearing Affecting Child Development
• Spirit Airlines Cancellations Leave Aurora Children Stranded In Detroit
• Stranger Helps 2 Men In Life Or Death Situation During Fishing Trip On Clarion River
• Family Of CBS2 Reporter Nina Kapur Takes Legal Action Against Driver, Revel And New York City For Fatal Moped Accident
• Watch: Video Shows Sharking Sighting Off Humarock Beach In Scituate
• Two Police Officers Injured In Canoga Park Crash
• Langer's Deli Facing Little Customer Backlash After Requiring Proof Of Vaccination To Enter
• Italy requires vaccination proof for bars and restaurants
• Hampdenfest Canceled For Second Year In A Row
• Motion Introduced To Create Plan, Expand LA's Electric Vehicle Infrastructure
• Students ask Supreme Court to stop college vaccine mandate
• President Of Dana-Farber Laurie Glimcher Thanks PMC Riders: 'Integrated Into 1 Mission'
• Boch Center Wang Theatre Reopens For First Time Since March 2020
• Beloved Coach Jay Boughton Laid To Rest, With His Killer Still At Large
• California Recall: GOP Leaders Urge State Party Delegates To Withhold Endorsement
• 20-Year-Old Convicted Of Armed Robbery & Carjacking Charges In 2019 Crime Spree
• Person Of Interest In Custody In Pistol-Whipping Blue Line Attacks
• Feds Clear Way for Florida Gambling Deal
• Man arrested in hit-and-run crash that killed actress Lisa Banes
• Fort Worth Mayor Interested In 'More Iconic' Name For White Settlement Road And Bridge
• Furry Tails: Boy Is Waiting For A Forever Home
• Parents Say Suspect With Bogus Sob Story Swindled Teens Out Of Cash At Upper West Side ATMs
• 911 Outages Reported In Minneapolis, Twin Cities Area
• 'A Hard Sell': How Employers Could Require Proof Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Crews To Do Emergency Work At Surfside To Preserve Evidence
• Preliminary Autopsy Shows Philip Kreycik Likely Had Medical Emergency At Pleasanton Park
• 'We Just Decided It's Time': Iconic Norman Brothers Produce Shuts Down Sunday
• Police Arrest 2 Suspects In May San Francisco SoMa Murder
• Queens Residents Demand City Halt Construction Of Kew Gardens Jail
• Carl Nassib: 'Nothing But Love And Support' From Raiders After Coming Out
• Jackson Healthcare System Says Up To 200 Nursing Jobs Are Available
• Apple To Unveil New Tool To Crack Down On Child Sex Abuse
• Experts Say Skin Cancer Screenings Are Way Down Due To Pandemic, Advise Everyone To Lather On The Sunscreen
• Metra Train Hits Car Near Norwood Park
• COVID In Florida: Cases, Positivity Rates Rising Faster Than Vaccination Rates
• Pan-Mass Challenge Cyclists Excited For Chance To Ride In-Person This Year
• South Florida Based Spirit Airlines Expects Flight Cancelations & Delays To Continue
• COVID: SF Dept. of Health Clarifies Stance on Booster Shots for Johnson and Johnson Vaccine Recipients
• 'Outgoing, Outspoken & Kind,' Beloved Nurse, Mother Of Five, Tasha Jackson Dies From COVID
• Philadelphia School District Defending Changes To Start Times Amid Parent Outrage
• City Of Miami Employees Required To Wear Masks While At Work
• Mo Gaba Inducted Into The Orioles Hall Of Fame
• Live Music Back At The Mann Center This Weekend For HoagieNation 2021
• Westmoreland County Man Accused Of Leaving 2 Children In Car To Play Slots And Eat Nachos At Casino
• Cuomo attorney pushes back against accusers, challenges investigation
• CBS3 SummerFest: How Phillies' Grounds Crew Keeps Citizens Bank Park's Field Immaculate
• Florida DOE: Students Who Oppose Masks Can Transfer Schools Due To 'COVID-19 Harrassment'
• Texas Jury Considering Death Penalty For Man Convicted Of Killing Police Officer
• Amazon latest big employer to require workers to wear masks
• Inmate Chancey Colwell Escapes From Teller County Jail Days After Being Sentenced To Prison
• A's Outfielder Ramón Laureano Suspended 80 Games After Positive PED Test
• U.S. Attorney: Blaine Man Who Vandalized MPD Precinct During Unrest Pleads Guilty To Firearms Charge
• Three men charged with assaulting a trans woman in Puerto Rico
• Timonium Man Pleads Guilty To Federal Murder-For-Hire Charges
• Colorado Now Home To 14 International Dark Sky Places After New Designation For Curecanti National Recreation Area
• Deadly Grand Prairie Cobra Found On Twitter, Still Missing In Real Life
• How Philadelphia Eagles Plan To Keep Fans Safe At Lincoln Financial Field As Delta Variant Spreads
• Woman Shot And Killed In East Chicago
• Dallas Mayor Speaks About His Request For Dallas PD Before City Manager To Unveil Next Year's Proposed City Budget
• Biden administration extends student loan payment pause
• Former Tesla worker who alleged racial abuse awarded $1 million
• 'We Don't Want To Trade X': Coach Brian Flores Says Dolphins Want To Keep Unhappy Xavien Howard With Team
• Congressional Hopeful Reverend Elvin Dowling Files Lawsuit Against Governor Ron DeSantis On Masks
• State Program Finishes Removing Debris from 2020 Wildfire Season
• Miami Heat Re-Sign Duncan Robinson To $90 Million Deal
• Arizona Woman Falls To Death Climbing Telluride's Via Ferrata Route
• City Of Miami Firefighter Enrique Arango, Who Lost Daughter In Surfside Condo Collapse, Files Lawsuit
• Sacramento Man Faces 26 Years In Prison After Conviction On Human Trafficking Charges
• Conor Lamb's Decision To Run For U.S. Senate May Lead To Elimination Of His Congressional District
• This week on "Face the Nation," August 8
• Peyton Manning Gets Ready For Dad Archie To Present Him At Hall Of Fame Ceremony: 'He's Had Greatest Impact On My Football, Everyday Life'
• Wildfire Smoke Plume Drifts Into San Francisco Bay Area
• Nursing Shortage Pushing Houston Hospitals, North Texas Emergency Room To Near Breaking Point 
• Wedding Dress Mix-Up: Woman Opens Preservation Box After 28 Years To Pass Down Handmade Garter Only To Discover Gown Isn't Hers
• Newark Man Charged With Murder Of Columbia High School Student Moussa Fofana
• La Roche University Requiring COVID-19 Vaccine For On Campus Residents And Athletes
• COVID-19 In Florida: Miami-Dade, Broward School Districts Haven't Finalized Decision On Mask Mandates
• AG Ellison Announces $230K Back Pay Settlement With Twin Cities Restaurant Group
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Announces Indoor Mask Mandate For 2021-22 School Year
• Tracking The Tropics: Watching Two Tropical Waves In The Atlantic
• Mother Gets Hypothermia After Getting Lost On Hike With Son In Northwestern Colorado Wilderness
• Thomas Latanowich Claims Killing Of Yarmouth Police Sgt. Sean Gannon Was Self-Defense As Murder Trial Begins
• Monday's Show Info (8/9/21)
• Dave Chappelle Adds 3 More Dates To Detroit Shows At The Filmore
• Massachusetts Reports 1,111 New COVID-19 Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Special Election Set For Texas House Seat Vacated By Now-Congressman Jake Ellzey
• Sunday's Show Info (8/8/21)
• Second Bartlett High School Student Dies After Tuesday Night Crash
• USC To Sell Beer, Wine At Coliseum Home Games For First Time Since 2004
• The Right Humidifier For Any Home
• Attention, Parents! Pediatricians Remind You To Have Your Child's Vaccines In Order Ahead Of Start Of School
• Cradles To Crayons Preparing 65,000 Backpacks For School Kids Across Mass.
• Saturday's Show Info (8/7/21)
• FBI Pittsburgh Seeks Identity Of Monessen Bank Robber
• Coppell Fire Department Captain Brad Scott Simpkins Charged After Police Say He Set Up Hidden Cameras In Children's Bathroom 
• University Of Wisconsin-Madison Moves Rock Seen As Symbol Of Racism
• Taliban captures first provincial center in Afghanistan, a symbolic victory
• Despite Delta Variant's Rise, About 700,000 Are All Systems Go For Sturgis Rally
• When Americans turn on the grill, beef comes first
• Newsom Urges Californians To Get Vaccinated; 'We Can End This Pandemic ... In A Month'
• 87-Year-Old Woman Found Stabbed In San Francisco's Sunset District Hours After Reported Missing
• Lawsuit Filed On Behalf Of Wild Rice Against Enbridge Energy Line 3 Pipeline
• Archbishop Ryan Community Remembers Sister Frances Antoinette, Who Was Struck, Killed By PECO Truck
• Emergency Road Work On M-59 In Utica Leaves One Lane Open
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Extends Deadline For Applications To Build Chicago Casino
• Capitol riot defendants plead guilty to assaulting officers
• New Device From MIT, Harvard Can Quickly Detect COVID Variants In Saliva Samples
• 2 Philadelphia Police Officers, 3-Year-Old Girl Injured In Port Richmond Crash, Police Say
• Gov. Tom Wolf: Pennsylvania Will Not Issue Indoor Mask Mandate For Schools Like New Jersey
• The Motor City Car Crawl Comes To Detroit This Weekend
• Englewood's Boil Water Advisory Lifted
• Red Sox Place Jarren Duran On COVID Related IL
• Jakeob Voorhis Suspected In Denver Double Homicide Last Month
• Florida Officials Sue Over Wastewater Dumped Into Tampa Bay
• LAPD, LAFD Announce Additional COVID-19 Deaths, Cases Within Departments
• Death Of Woman Found In Rancho Cordova Hotel Room Ruled Homicide, Suspect Arrested
• City Signs Up HABC Residents For Internet Access, Distributes Devices
• St. Clair Shores To Rename Street In Honor Of 'Full House' Actor Dave Coulier
• Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Wants Determination On If Genital Mutilation Through Reassignment Surgery Is Child Abuse
• Police: 6-Year-Old Boy Hospitalized After Suffering Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound To Hand
• City Of Pittsburgh To Require COVID-19 Vaccines For All New Employees
• Dallas Man Anthony Acy Found Guilty Of Trafficking 14-Year-Old Girl And Adult For Sex
• Masks Required Inside All Lehigh County Government Buildings Beginning Monday, Officials Say
• Celtics, Free Agent Point Guard Dennis Schroder Reportedly Talking Contract
• Islanders Sign Top Defenseman Adam Pelech To 8-Year Contract: 'This Is Where I Want To Be'
• Severe drought and heat turns arid area in Kazakhstan into grave for horses
• Gov. Tom Wolf: State Won't Mandate Masks In Schools
• California's Dixie Fire is now the largest wildfire in the U.S.
• Debris Flow Onto I-70 Was So Powerful That It Diverted The Flow Of The Colorado River
• Taller Peralta: Fashions From Inwood Artist M. Tony Peralta Represent Latin Culture With A New York Twist
• Time Running Out To Sign Up For 2021 Broad Street Run
• Update: Dixie Fire Tops 432,000 Acres; Largest Current Wildfire In U.S.; 4 Missing In Plumas County
• Studies: Shots Give COVID Survivors Big Immune Boost
• South San Francisco Schools Set To Resume In-Person Learning At All Grade Levels
• Congressman Conor Lamb Announces His Candidacy For U.S. Senate
• Revolution Forward Gustavo Bou Named MLS Player Of Month For July
• Texas Police Chase With Carjacking Suspect Ends With Crash Into Swimming Pool & Underwater Rescue
• Court Ruling Temporarily Blocks Mills College Merger with Northeastern University
• Mother, Child Hurt In Marina Del Rey Hit-And-Run; Suspect Caught
• Baltimore County Public Library Debuts Mobile Library Law Center, Aims To Reach Underserved Residents
• Judge temporarily blocks Arkansas from enforcing ban on mask mandates
• Shots Fired By LAPD Officers In North Hollywood
• Don Sweeney Hints At A Possible David Krejci Return To Boston
• River Fire Update: Containment Grows on River Fire, 88 Structures Destroyed
• University Of Delaware Issues Indoor Mask Mandate For All Students, Staff Effective Immediately
• Smoky, Hazy Conditions In The Sacramento Area Friday
• Openly transgender and nonbinary Olympian wins history-making medal
• Blinken vows to keep State employees informed of "Havana Syndrome" efforts
• Woman Stabbed During Family Dispute In Baltimore County, Charges Against 20-Year-Old Pending
• Free Agent Andre Iguodala Returning To Golden State Warriors
• Senior FTC Official Slams Facebook After Political Ads Probe Shut Down
• Giant Eagle's New Mask Policy For Shoppers Goes Into Effect
• Minnesota Farmers Speak To Gov. Walz On Drought's Impact
• Baltimore County Will Hold Mass Vaccination Clinics For Students
• Michigan Lottery: Macomb County Man Wins $376K Fantasy 5 Jackpot
• Public Memorial Set For Aug. 31 For Former Gov. Dick Lamm
• Report: Jimmy Smith Suffered Low Ankle Sprain At Practice Friday
• Ravens QB Lamar Jackson Activated From COVID-19 List
• Illinois Reports Highest COVID Infection Rate Since January, Most New Cases Per Day In 3 Months
• Homeless Man Killed In Late Night Shooting On Long Beach Jetty; Gunman At Large
• United Airlines Will Require US Employees To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• State Warns Boaters, Sonoma Residents Of Toxic Algae In Russian River
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Zeta
• Famed Conductor Michael Tilson Thomas Recovering From Brain Surgery
• COVID-19 In Florida: Gov. Ron DeSantis 'Irked' By People Who Want Another Shutdown, 'It Hurts People'
• Large Fire Prompts Whitmer To Declare State Of Emergency For Menominee County
• Massive Smoke Plume Moving Toward Colorado Triggers Widespread Air Quality Alert
• LA's COVID Case Surge May Be Tapering Off, Official Says
• Denver Public Safety Manager Murphy Robinson Accuses Councilwoman Candi CdeBaca's Chief Of Staff Of Discriminating Against White Staff Member
• Chicago Leaders Remember MLK, Historic March In The City For Housing Equality
• 10 Beaches In Michigan Closed Due To High Bacteria Levels
• 35-Year-Old Man Seriously Injured In Cockeysville Crash Tuesday
• No Injuries In Semi Truck Rollover Near Downtown St. Paul
• Report: Pittsburgh Steelers WR James Washington Asks For Trade Because Of Limited Playtime
• Police Are Searching For 4 Young Men In Connection With Assault Of Bicyclist In South Philadelphia
• Cooper University's COVID-19 Response Team Honored By Navy Seals, GI Go Fund
• Staten Island Business Owners, Lawmakers Push Back On City's Upcoming COVID Vaccine Mandate
• Archbishop Ryan High School's Sister Frances Antoinette Struck, Killed By PECO Truck In Northeast Philadelphia
• Book excerpt: "The Collected Works of Jim Morrison"
• Redwood City Restaurant Robbed At Gunpoint
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Health Department Reports 5th Consecutive Day With Over 1,000 New Cases
• Man Accused Of Duping West Coast Victims Into Sending $43,000 To Massachusetts In Scams
• 'It's Been A Really Empowering Time': Amber Hill On Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse
• Denton Cops Urge Caution After 3 Crashes Within A Month Involving Police, Fire Vehicles
• Pan-Mass Challenge Returns With COVID Protocols In Place
• COVID In Minnesota: 1,000+ New Cases Reported As Positivity Rate Hits 4.3%
• Senate President Spilka Asks Baker To Require Masks In Massachusetts Schools
• MDHHS: Eligible Michigan Families To Receive Additional Pandemic Food Assistance Benefits In August
• Hiring surged in July as U.S. unemployment rate fell to 5.4%
• Off-Duty Police Officer Hospitalized In State Road 874 Collision
• Community College Of Philadelphia Requiring Staff, Students To Be Vaccinated
• Ime Udoka Reportedly Adds Bucks Shooting Guru Ben Sullivan To Celtics Coaching Staff
• Justice Department defends new eviction moratorium in court
• Goodman Theatre, Chicago Magic Lounge Among Chicago Venues Reopening For Live Performances
• Teen Charged With Murder In Deadly Shooting Of 13-Year-Old Jaryan Elliot Outside Bronx Café
• Chief Kristen Ziman Retiring After 30 Years With Aurora Police
• United Airlines Announces Vaccine Mandate For U.S. Workers
• How To Tell When Wildfire Smoke Has Reached Unhealthy Levels In Your Neighborhood
• Northalsted Market Days Kicks Off Friday Night
• Revere Beach International Sand Sculpting Festival Returns With COVID Vaccines Available
• Dodgers Pitcher Trevor Bauer's Administrative Leave Extended To Aug. 13 Amid Sexual Misconduct Investigation
• Funeral Services Underway For Casey Johnston After Missing For 3 Weeks
• San Francisco Police Investigate Thursday Afternoon Carjacking Near Westfield Mall
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 2-Day Total Of Nearly 400 Cases
• 'They Are Dying Quicker': Hospital Workers Sad & Frustrated By Increasing COVID Patients
• 12-Year-Old Was Not Grazed By Bullet In Middle River, Police Say
• Accused Dog Napper Charged With Grand Theft After Crime Was Caught On Camera
• Man In Critical Condition After Shooting In West Mifflin
• Former Philadelphia Eagles Head Coach Doug Pederson Spotted At Chicago Bears Training Camp
• Citrus Heights Pair Who Admitted To Sexually Assaulting 3 Young Children Sentenced To Prison
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Nearly 900 New Cases Reported As Delta Variant Spreads
• Google founder gets New Zealand residency under special visa
• Sheriff: Drunk Driver Flees Wis. Deputy After Traffic Stop, Passenger Killed In Crash
• 'Sincerely Sorry': Customer Sends $100 And Apology Letter After Swearing At Restaurant Workers
• New 'Delta Plus' COVID Variant Detected In San Francisco Bay Area: 'It's At Least As Bad' As Original
• Parents & Students Line Up For Dallas Mayor's Back To School Fair
• Magnitude-3.6 Quake Hits Grapevine Area
• Police: Charles Zolot, 65, Found Dead In Queens Law Office
• MDOT: Here's A List Of Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• Kidsburgh: Best Mini Golf Places For Families
• Ed Sheeran To Headline NFL Season Opener When The Cowboys Face Tampa Bay
• ACLU arm publishes database tracking fatal encounters with CBP
• Cori Bush explains position on "defund the police" while paying for private security
• 15-Year-Old Wounded In South Shore Drive-By Shooting
• Former Team USA gymnast praises Simone Biles as a "role model"
• Travis Roy Foundation Auctioning Off Chance To Play Wiffle Ball At Fenway Park
• Lottery Ticket Worth More Than $850,000 Sold In Montgomery County
• Maryland Vegan Restaurant Week Starts Friday, Ends August 29
• There's Been An Improvement In Colorado's Drought Situation
• University Of Pennsylvania Will Require Students, Staff To Wear Masks Indoors With Some Exceptions
• First Woman Named Captain Of Mount Washington Cruise Ship In NH
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• Dixie Fire Update: Buildings Burn In Canyondam; Fire Advance Forces Lassen Park Closure; 4 Missing In Plumas County
• Air Quality Advisory Issued For New York City, Rockland, Westchester, Long Island
• Catalytic Converter Theft Suspect Eludes San Bruno Police Following Chase, Crash
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• State Police Looking Into Cab Driver's Claim His Taxi Was Shot In Mass Pike Road Rage Incident
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• Resuming A National Tour? Oh, Hall & Oates Can Go For That
• Nearly 500 COVID cases linked to site of NBA Finals celebration
• Michigan Matters: Of Autos, Fighter Jets & Summer in the City
• CBS3 Proud To Present HoagieNation, Featuring Daryl Hall & John Oates, This Saturday
• Man Killed In Motorcycle Crash In Joliet
• US Probes Whether Ford Was Slow To Recall Backup Cameras
• Spirit Airlines CEO on cancellations leaving people with nowhere to go: "Heart-wrenching"
• Caught On Video: Man Violently Rips Necklaces Off Woman Out Walking Her Dog In Queens
• $10,000 Reward In Murder Of 91-Year-Old Nicholas Rappa In The Bronx
• New York Giants Lose Third Player This Week To Retirement, Fourth This Offseason, After Zach Fulton Calls It Quits
• Now Would Be A Really Good Time For Red Sox To Snap Out Of Their Slump
• Tourist Accused Of Biting Part Of Man's Ear Off During Altercation At Keys' Hotel
• Car Crash On Route 42 In Gloucester Township, New Jersey Leaves 1 Dead
• Miami Weather: Hot, Humid & More Stormy Weather Expected Friday & Into Weekend
• Gopher Wrestler Gable Steveson An Olympic Gold Medalist After 'Thrilling Win' In Tokyo
• GOP congressman suing Pelosi over mask fines tests positive for COVID-19
• City Of Lakes Community Summer Games: Golf Day
• Recipe: Grilled Watermelon With Minted Salsa Bites
• 6 People, All From Out Of Town And Mostly From Florida, Charged With Stealing Items At Lollapalooza
• Parker Co. Sheriff's Searching For Timothy Cisar After Young Girl Reports Years Of Sexual Abuse
• LA Native Allyson Felix Earns Record-Tying 10th Olympic Track Medal
• Suspect Arrested In Home Invasion Rape In San Carlos
• Suspect Lived With Dead Girlfriend For Months In Clinton Township
• DUI Suspect Facing Murder Charge After Crash Forced Emergency C-Section Of Pregnant Woman, With Child Being Pronounced Dead Shortly After
• Dogs From South Carolina's 'Largest-Ever Animal Cruelty Case' Going Up For Adoption In Massachusetts
• Denver's Oriental Theater Requires Proof Of COVID Vaccine Or Negative COVID Test For Some Shows
• University Of Minnesota Faculty Push For Vaccine Requirement
• Unicorn Figurines, Pictures Led Investigators To Boulder County Crime Spree Suspects
• Riviera Country Club In Orland Park Ordered Closed; Couples Say They Put Down Money With Operator Who Turned Out To Be Convicted Scammer
• Petaluma Delivery Business Employee Accused Of Stealing Packages Off Trucks
• Defense In Kristin Smart Murder Hearing To Call Scott Peterson To Testify
• United Airlines to require U.S. employees get vaccinated
• United Airlines Requires All U.S. Employees To Be Vaccinated, Grounding Original Optional Vaccination Plan For Current Pilots And Flight Attendants
• Wayne County Now Protected Under Eviction Ban
• Landlords Raise Rent $800+ Per Month For Denver Man In 1 Bedroom Apartment
• Brooklyn Park Police: No Injures Reported After Suspect On Bicycle Fired Shots Into The Air
• Allyson Felix becomes the most decorated woman in Olympic track history
• MN State Patrol Investigating Fatal Crash On I-494 In Mendota Heights
• PTL Links: Aug. 6, 2021
• 2 People Shot Outside Diversey River Bowl In Logan Square
• Fantasy Football 2021 Tight End Rankings: If You Can't Get Travis Kelce, Darren Waller & George Kittle Strong Options
• Wastewater Testing Reveals Scale Of St. Paul's COVID Spread
• Taste Of The Town: Spice Up Your Summer At Bourbon Steak As Part Of Miami Spice
• Two Men Shot, Killed In Southwest Baltimore
• Novavax Seeks OK For COVID Vaccine In Needy Countries First
• COVID-19 & Cruises: Miami-Based Carnival Cruise Line Implements Fleetwide Mask Policy
• North Texas Company Recalling Panera Bread Chicken Tortilla Soup Products
• Tom Brady Will Be Sitting In Peyton Manning's Section At This Weekend's Hall Of Fame Induction
• Team USA's April Ross and Alix Klineman win gold in beach volleyball
• United Airlines To Require COVID Vaccinations For All US Employees
• Six Flags Great Adventure Teams Up With Ocean County To Host Vaccine Clinics
• Thousands in Greece and Turkey flee fires that display "reality of climate change"
• Man Hospitalized After Reportedly Being Struck By Lightning At Drive-In Theater
• No Long Shot: Archery Growing In Popularity In Recent Years
• Draw The Butter: Recreational And Commercial Spiny Lobster Season Opens Aug. 6
• Want an electric car? Here's how much you'll have to pay
• Quarterback, Former Baseball Player Among 5 Players Who Worked Out For Patriots On Thursday
• Weather Blog: Hot, But Not Humid
• Lawmakers step up pressure on Cuomo to resign
• Key Senate vote on $1 trillion infrastructure bill expected Saturday
• Cuomo impeachment investigation "is nearing completion," lawmaker says
• Allegheny County Court Of Common Pleas President Judge Calling For Delay In Evictions
• ⚠️Weekend Traffic Alert: Westbound Dolphin At NW 107 Avenue Shutdown
• New Order Mandates COVID Vaccinations For Health Care Workers In California
• Gov. JB Pritzker Signs Sweeping Changes To How Illinois FOID Card System Works
• Texas shelters for migrant kids to operate without state oversight
• United Airlines Will Require US Employees To Be Vaccinated
• No vax, no service: How to prove your vaccination status
• Amazon Fresh Store Opens In Warrington, Bucks County
• California wildfire incinerates historic town of Greenville
• Sturgis motorcycle rally ready to roll despite COVID-19 wave
• Coast Guard seizes $1.4 billion worth of cocaine and marijuana
• Murder conviction upheld of ex-cop who killed neighbor in own home
• California tourist town running out of water amid drought
• North Texas 10-Year-Old Orion Jean On A Mission To Share His Love Of Reading With Thousands
• NYPD Officer Struck During Traffic Stop In Brooklyn
• Police: Brian Boyd Arrested In Hit-And-Run Death Of Actress Lisa Banes
• Flight Plans: Airline Industry's Staffing Shortages Leading To Cancellations And Longer Waits
• New Allegheny County Employees Required To Be Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Philadelphia Weather: Summer Not Done Yet As Temperatures Rise Into The 90s
• Olympics shine light on repression of athletes in Belarus
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/6 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• Bartlett High School Football Player Killed, Brother And 3 Others Injured In Crash
• Pittsburgh Weather: Pleasant Afternoons Turn Into Hot Afternoons Starting On Friday
• Sightseeing plane crash in Alaska kills all 6 on board
• Skate Park Opens Friday In Garfield Park
• Hall Of Fame Game Ends With Dallas Cowboys Losing 16-3 To Steelers
• Cape Cod's Sundae School Edges Out Kimball Farm As The 'Ultimate Favorite' In The WBZ Ice Cream Social
• Chicago Weather: Showers, Storms Ahead Friday
• Arrest Made After Man Stabbed Several Times In South Philadelphia
• 'Starting A New Life Elsewhere' Driving Many To Seek Out Citizenship Outside US
• Man Shot At Crown Fried Chicken In West Oak Lane
• Newton Friends Create Pricklee Cactus Water As An Alternative To Coconut Water
• To Do List: Food Truck & Beer Festival, Breakdance Competition, Dine Out Boston
• City Of Pittsburgh Working With State Officials To Address Issues On The South Side
• Report: Former Mylan Plant In Morgantown Could Be Saved
• Fox Chapel Cardiologist Sentenced To Six Years In Prison For Health Care Fraud
• Pittsburgh Park Rangers Help Free Geese That Became Entangled In Fishing Wires
• Allegheny County Health Department Cites And Closes Two Restaurants For Health Code Violations
• Man Treated For Gunshot Wound After Suspect Fires Gun Through Door

Videos from August 6, 2021

• Virginia Governor Ralph Northam on "The Takeout" — 8/6/2021
• White House officials share cybercrime strategy at conference
• Half of the U.S. vaccinated against the coronavirus amid "pandemic of the unvaccinated"
• Man draws chalk racetrack for neighborhood kid, more follow
• White House considers withholding federal funds to drive vaccinations
• Former aide accusing Governor Cuomo of sexual misconduct files criminal complaint
• Italy mandates vaccine pass for restaurants and museums
• Spirit Airlines meltdown persists with more cancellations
• First Capitol rioter pleads guilty to assaulting officer
• Debate rages over masks in schools as COVID cases soar
• Congressman Doug LaMalfa on Northern California wildfires
• Wildfires leave path of destruction in California
• Unemployment benefits for 4.2 million gig workers to run out next month
• Hezbollah and Israel exchange rocket fire for a third day
• U.S. employers add back more jobs than expected in July
• Former Team USA gymnast calls Biles a role model for Tokyo Olympics decisions
• Facebook bans researchers looking into its practices, sparking criticism
• U.S. added 943,000 jobs in July as unemployment rate drops to 5.4%
• Martin Luther King III calls on Americans to fight voter restrictions on Voting Rights Act's anniversary
• Congresswoman Cori Bush explains position on "defund the police"
• Expert discusses COVID-19's Lambda variant and uptick in child infections
• Senate scrambling to finish roughly $1 trillion infrastructure bill
• New documentary "Bring Your Own Brigade" highlights causes of wildfires and possible solutions
• Belarusian sprinter received dire warning from grandmother to not return home
• Teen Robotics Team's invention helps boy with a prosthetic leg ride a bicycle
• Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona on upcoming school year and guide to return to school
• Justice Department opens investigation into Phoenix policing practices over use of force allegations
• Schools at odds with parents, lawmakers over mask mandates
• Tokyo Olympics are coming to a close as host city and country deal with COVID surge
• WorldView: St. Vincent and the Grenadines leader attacked; U.K. cracks down on racist abuse online
• Spirit Airlines' CEO speaks out as the carrier enters sixth day of travel chaos
• New COVID-19 cases outpace vaccination rates, raising risk of more dangerous variants
• Sturgis Motorcycle Rally sparks fears of super spreader event
• 8/6: CBSN AM
• Arndrea Waters King discusses voting rights marches planned for U.S. cities