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Articles from August 7, 2021

• Thousands Of Weld County Students Given Free Health Checks, Vaccinations & School Supplies
• 'Certainly Not In The Clear Yet': Dixie Fire Battle Long From Over
• Some River Fire Evacuation Orders Lifted, Others Still Waiting For Chance To Return Home
• Taylor's 2-Run Double In 8th Sends Dodgers Past Angels 5-3
• Belt Homers Twice As Giants Outlast Brewers 9-6 In 11
• Gov. Cuomo Investigation: Albany County Sheriff Says Of Accuser's Complaint, 'The Conduct Was Sexual In Nature'
• Police Searching For Gunman In Brownsville Double Shooting
• West Philadelphia Community Holds Memorial For Victims In Chestnut Street Fire
• Music, Food, 'Great Atmosphere' Fill Mann Center For HoagieNation After COVID Forced Year Without Live Performances
• Orange County's COVID-19 Hospitalizations Keep Climbing
• Self-defense or murder? Shooting death divides a community
• Police Search For Man Who Allegedly Stabbed Another Driver During Road Rage Incident In Boston
• Judge Orders PG&E To Provide Information On Its Role In Sparking Dixie, Fly Fires
• Pastors, Community Groups Seek To Promote Peace With 'No Crime Day' On South And West Sides
• Man Driving 18-Wheeler Killed In Crash On I-635 In Dallas, Police Say
• Oakland Middle-Schoolers Receive Backpacks, Inspiration From Warriors Star
• Young murder victim helps solve her own cold case
• Texas House Democrats don't return for new special session
• 2 Men Hospitalized After Double Shooting In West Philadelphia, Police Say
• Pittsburgh Steelers' Troy Polamalu, Bill Cowher And Donnie Shell Enshrined Into Pro Football Hall Of Fame
• Mets Hit Back-To-Back-To-Back Homers In 9th, But Fall To Phillies As Slide Continues
• Baltimore City Officials, Police, Residents Urge People To Put Guns Down For Ceasefire Weekend
• Bay Area School Districts Mount Effort to Vaccinate Students as Classroom Learning Resumes
• 4 Wounded, 3 Critically, In Near West Side Shooting
• Firefighters Extinguish 5-Acre Brush Fire In Acton
• Amazon Workers Have To Wear Masks At All Warehouses, Including Maryland Locations
• Elderly Woman Crashes SUV Into Pizza Shop In North Andover
• Mask Mandates Go Into Effect In Baltimore City on Monday, Montgomery County Saturday
• Everyone Feels The Rain Relief, But Does It Make A Difference For Minnesota Farmers?
• Mama, A Montgomery County Pit Bull Who Saved Another Dog, Needs Her Own Rescue
• Brad Miller Homers Twice, 1st-Place Phillies Hold Off Sinking Mets For 7th Straight Win
• Ravens Quarterback Lamar Jackson Returns To The Practice Field
• U.S. Postal Service Unveils Stamp Honoring Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse
• Cowboys Great Cliff Harris AKA 'Captain Crash' Enters Hall Of Fame
• Caught On Camera: Bear Browses Grocery Aisles At Porter Ranch Ralphs
• Cheers To Guinness Open Gate Brewery In Halethorpe Celebrating Third Anniversary
• Two Ice Age cave lion cubs discovered in Russia
• In Last Expected Rehab Start, Chris Sale Strikes Out 8 In 4.2 Scoreless Innings For Triple-A Worcester
• Dozens Participate In Casey Cares 5K In Columbia
• Body Found In Placer County Canal Had Feet Tied Together
• Steelers Defensive Coordinator Keith Butler: T.J. Watt Not Practicing Because Of Contract
• Man Killed, 3 Others Wounded Over Property Dispute At Huntington Beach Home
• Airplane Crashes Into Victoria Home, Multiple Dead
• North Texas Health Care Workers Protest COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates
• 'This Is For Her': Pan-Mass Challenge Riders Honor Loved Ones Who Died From Cancer
• A's Romp 12-3, Hand Rangers 13th Straight Road Loss
• Grapevine Celebrates Day Dedicated To Local Space Hero Wally Funk
• Darren Muldrow Charged With Two Pistol-Whipping Attacks On CTA Blue Line
• Suspect Arrested After Stockton Woman Robbed At Gunpoint In Home
• 6-Year-Old Girl Killed In Rollover Crash In Gardner
• Colorado Lawyers Who Filed 'Reckless' 2020 Election Lawsuit Must Pay Rivals' Fees
• COVID Vaccinations Dwindling In El Paso County As Hospitalizations Increase
• Aurora Back-To-School Event Helps Students 'Make That Connection'
• Man Fighting For Life After Being Shot 7 Times In North Philadelphia: Police
• California Republican Party Declines to Endorse Candidate in Recall Election
• Denver Shootings: 2 Killed, Several Suffer Critical Injuries In Span Of A Few Hours
• Enthusiastic Families Flock To The City As 'Summer Streets' Event Returns After COVID-19 Hiatus
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Mild, Muggy Saturday Night; Rain Possible, Heavy At Times; Cloudy And Cooler Sunday
• 21 Greyhound Bus Passengers Rescued From Backcountry Road In Garfield County
• Dixie Fire Now Largest Single Wildfire in State History; 8 Missing in Plumas County
• Chicago Weather: Warm And Humid; Small Chance Of A Few Storms
• Club Café In Boston To Require Patrons To Show COVID Vaccination Card Before Entering
• Vehicle Crashes Into Gary Home, Killing Woman, Injuring 3
• Illinois State Fair To Require Masks Indoors, And At Grandstands; Proof Of Vaccine Or Negative COVID Test In Some Spaces
• Pittsburgh-Area Leaders Call On Unvaccinated To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Free Forest School Helps Baltimore County Kids Unplug, Learn About Nature
• Overcapacity, Overcrowded, Overwhelmed: Three Philadelphia Animal Shelters Issuing United Urgent Cry For Assistance
• As COVID Cases Continue To Surge, Doctors Warn Of Long-Term Effects
• Owner Of Master Franco's Taekwondo Academy In Pembroke Pines Charged After Video Cameras Discovered In Bathroom
• No Vaccine, No Service: More Sacramento Businesses Add Vaccination Card Requirements For Customers
• 'Craziest Thing I've Ever Heard': Legal Expert Weighs In As Scott Peterson Could Testify In Kristin Smart Case
• Heaney Sticks With It After Bad Beginning, Surging Yankees Rally For 5th Straight Victory
• Carlos Rodón Strikes Out 11 As White Sox Shut Out Cubs 4-0
• Semien Hits Walk-Off HR In 7th, Jays Edge Red Sox 1-0 In Opener
• Man Identified After Fatal Shooting In Sacramento County
• Popular Bloomfield Restaurant Spork To Require Proof Of COVID-19 Vaccination And Masks
• Can You Be Forced To Get Vaccinated If You Can Prove Natural Immunity From A Previous COVID Infection?
• Leonard Luton Sentenced To Prison After Stealing Nearly $1 Million From Estes Park Woman In Lottery Scam
• New Jersey Man Gets 7 Years In Stabbing Of 2 Men At Jersey Shore
• Protesters Pan Vaccine Mandate By Largest Delaware Hospital
• Celebrate National Lighthouse Day With Tour Of Historic Maryland Structures
• Defense Seeks Reduced Sentence Of Man Convicted Of Killing And Dismembering His Ex-Girlfriend
• Red Sox Place J.D. Martinez On COVID-19 Related Injured List
• Jessica Springsteen wins silver in equestrian team jumping final
• Baby Girl With COVID-19 Airlifted 150 Miles Away Due To Houston Hospital Bed Shortage
• Chicago Police Officer Sheldon Thrasher Faces Potential Firing In Fatal 2018 Shooting Of Maurice Granton Jr.
• Man, 30, Critically Wounded After Baltimore Shooting, Baltimore Police Say
• 32-Year-Old Motorcyclist Dies After Crash On I-95 In Newton
• La Habra Shooting That Left Suspect Dead, Officer Wounded, Sparked By Road Rage
• Boy, 16, Shot, Wounded In Pasadena Friday, Anne Arundel Police Say
• Pennsylvania Man Accused Of Killing Wife And Abandoning Her Body In Garage Convicted Of 3rd-Degree Murder
• WATCH: Steelers Legends Receive Iconic Gold Jackets During Pro Football Hall Of Fame Ceremony
• US Beats France 87-82 To Take Home Gold In Tokyo
• Driver Dies After Crashing During Chase With Arlington Police
• Chicago Police Issue Alert Of String Of Armed Robberies, Carjacking In Lakeview, Lakeview East
• Dolphins' TE Adam Shaheen: NFL Won't 'Strong-Arm' Him To Get Vaccine
• Texas Democrats Continue Holdout, Don't Show Up For Start Of 2nd Special Session
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured In Shooting At Bar In Dallas
• Motorist Killed, Passenger Seriously Injured In Crash Triggered By Suspected DUI Driver Friday In Arcadia
• Man, Woman Hospitalized After St. Paul Shooting
• Joliet Man Drowns While Trying To Save Girl Swimming In Fox Lake
• Senate's vote advances Biden's $1 trillion infrastructure bill
• Miami Man Arrested, Accused Of Brandishing Weapon At Driver In Florida Keys
• 2 Boston Men Dead After Shooting In Providence, Rhode Island
• California Republican Party Chooses Not To Endorse A Recall Candidate
• McKees Rocks Police: Missing 4-Year-Old King Simms Found Safe
• Missing Boy In Aurora Returns Home
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured After Dan Ryan Shooting During Friday Rush Hour
• Some Solar Customers Experiencing Long Waits For LADWP Permit To Activate Panels
• Police Release Sketch Of Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 16-Year-Old Girl On Bronx Subway
• Olympic coach disqualified for punching a horse
• Wildfires threaten to reduce thousands of California homes to ashes
• Pittsburgh Weather: Saturday Storm Chances
• Passenger Killed; Driver Arrested In Horrific Early Saturday Morning 880 Off-Ramp Crash
• Photos: SUV Careens Into Dublin Home Early Saturday Morning
• Five Men Rob Near North Store Saturday Morning
• Colorado railway offering breathtaking views is open after years of renovation
• Vikings, Packers Fans Return To Training Camp But Must Deal With Restrictions
• Suffolk Police: Man Drowns At Smith Point Beach In Shirley
• Newsom Confrontation Shows Flaws In State Mental Health System
• Donaldson's RBI Single In 11th Lifts Twins Over Astros 5-4
• Police Investigating Robbery At Northwest Bank In Butler County
• Albany County sheriff: Cuomo complaint could lead to misdemeanor charge or charges
• Dartmouth College, UNH Implement New Mask Requirements
• Caught On Camera: Masked Suspects Steal Cash Register From Bronx Smoke Shop
• Two Die In Separate Oakland Early Morning Homicides
• Mask mandates in Missouri highlight political divisions
• Mt. Lebanon Requiring Masks In All Municipal Facilities After New CDC Guidance
• Man Dies After Thursday Evening Shooting In Renville
• Man Found With Gunshot Wound Dies In Keyes
• 21-Year-Old Dylan Harmer, Of Glendora, Identified As Man Shot And Killed Wednesday By Azusa Police
• 5 Hurt When Car Crashes Into Chicago Police Squad Car
• Pa. State Police Warn Of Scam Tactic After 86-Year-Old Man Defrauded
• Arrest Made In Connection With South End Shooting That Left Woman Dead
• COVID In Florida: Here Is Why Doctors Say Children Need To Be Protected
• Woman Struck And Killed By Vehicle Saturday Morning In Santa Monica
• Driver In Orono Crash That Killed Mack Motzko, Sam Schuneman Had BAC Over Twice The Legal Limit
• COVID In Florida: What Changes The Unvaccinated Minds? Fear
• U.S. urges Americans in Afghanistan to leave immediately
• Apple Will Scan Iphones For Child Sex Abuse Images, Winning Praise, Raising Concerns
• Recent Law School Graduate Shares Struggles With Childhood Homelessness
• West Virginia State University Pays Account Balances For Nearly 3,000 Students
• 5 Sharks Tagged Off Cape Cod Coast On Friday
• Ohio AG Rejects Language In Legal Marijuana Petition
• Chicago Weather: Hot And Sticky Weekend Ahead
• US Coast Guard Rescues 2 From Overturned Boat Near Miami Seaquarium
• Minnesota Weather: Thunderstorms To Roll Through Saturday, Severe Weather Possible In Evening
• Crews To Fix Water Main Break On Kirkpatrick Street
• Police Searching For Suspects Accused Of Stealing Nearly $2,000 In Violent Queens Robberies
• Delays Possible At DIA As Pilots Rely On Instruments To Land In Thick Smoke
• Billions In Government Rent Aid Is Available. Here's How To Get It
• Day 1 Of Pan-Mass Challenge Officially Underway
• Angels Rally For 4-3 Victory Over Dodgers In 10 Innings
• Homestead To Hold Annual Community Day In Frick Park
• Jimmy Butler Re-Signs With The Miami Heat
• Coca-Cola Bottling Plant In Northampton To Close In 2023
• A Suspect Is Dead And An Officer In Critical But Stable Condition After Friday Shootout In Front Of La Habra Police Station
• Chicago Festivals Called Into Question As Delta Variant COVID-19 Cases Rise
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 892 New Cases Reported Saturday As Hospitalization Increase
• Rockies Rout Marlins 14-2
• Colorado Weather: Thick Wildfire Smoke Lowers Air Quality To Unhealthy Statewide
• Troy Polamalu Appears In Downtown Canton For Grand Parade, Expected To Attend Enshrinement Ceremony Tonight
• NASA studies Mars rover sample collection failure
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Blasts President Joe Biden For Singling Out Florida Over Coronavirus
• Thousands gather for Sturgis Motorcycle Rally amid U.S. COVID-19 surge
• Car Of NH Woman Missing Since 1978 Found Submerged In Connecticut River
• New Jersey Gym Owner Pleads Guilty To Assaulting Officer During Jan. 6 Capitol Riot
• UCSF Expert: 'Right Now, Delta Is The Game In Town'; Cases, Hospitalizations Will Continue To Grow
• Executive Assistant Who Accused Cuomo Of Groping Her At Albany Mansion Files Criminal Complaint
• Indiana Man, 26, Arrested After Allegedly Sexually Assaulting Young Girl
• Allyson Felix wins 11th medal, more than any other U.S. athlete in Olympic track history
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Mix Of Sun And Clouds, Highs In 80s Saturday; Evening Shower Possible
• Apple will scan iPhones for child sex abuse images, winning praise and raising concerns
• NYPD: Suspect Wanted After Times Square Slashing
• Two Injured In Saturday Morning Petaluma After Last Call Stabbing; Search Underway For Suspects
• 3 MPD Officers Justified In Using Deadly Force In Dolal Idd Shooting, Dakota Co. Attorney Concludes
• Isanti Police Seek Help Finding 32-Year-Old Amanda Vangrinsven
• 'Ultimately This Virus Will Find You': Dr. Osterholm Pushes COVID Vaccine As Delta Variant Spreads
• 41-Year-Old Recovering From Harlem Shooting
• Kirk Cousins Temporarily Loses Sponsorship Deal With Michigan Hospital Over COVID Vaccine Stance
• Two Boys, 12 and 14, Shot In Albany Park; One In Critical Condition
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: More Clouds, Mid 80s Saturday; Showers Possible Overnight
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: August 6, 2021
• Cincinnati Reds Easily Handle Pittsburgh Pirates 10-0
• Hey Ray! What To Expect From The Perseid Meteor Shower
• New 'Delta Plus' COVID Variant Detected In San Francisco Bay Area: 'It's At Least As Bad' As Original
• Conor Lamb Enters A Highly Competitive Senate Race With No Clear Front-Runner
• Police Seize Guns, Marijuana Plants In Homewood Bust
• Police Investigating After Woman Was Allegedly Assaulted In Forest Hills
• Police Continue Search For Man Accused Of Assaulting State Trooper
• Ohio Judge Orders Man To Get Vaccinated Against COVID-19 As Part Of Probation
• 12-Year-Old Pennsylvania Girl's Injuries Consistent With Shark Bite, A Maryland First
• Man Facing Charges For Alleged Assault On River Walk
• Oakdale Man Killed In Robinson Twp. Motorcycle Crash
• Tatum, USA Men's Basketball Beat France 87-82 In Gold Medal Game
• Gardner's Hit In 11th Gives Yankees 4th Straight Win
• U.S. men's basketball wins fourth consecutive gold medal
• The Final Frame - DC's Legends Of Tomorrow
• Zombie Cops - Wellington Paranormal
• Raid Boss - Dead Pixel
• Black Hole Sun - Roswell, New Mexico
• Sons and Daughters - The Republic Of Sarah
• Summer School: Chapter One - DC's Stargirl
• The Eradicator - Superman & Lois
• Chapter Eighty-Seven: Strange Bedfellows - Riverdale
• Arcade Fire - In The Dark
• Drive - Walker
• They Bleed Black Blood - The Outpost
• From Out the Gloomy Rack - Burden of Truth
• But I Don't Need Therapy - Dynasty

Videos from August 7, 2021

• The Case Against Nicole Addimando
• Murder at the Mall: The Michelle Martinko Case
• Texas town honors astronaut Wally Funk after her triumphant journey into space
• President Lyndon Johnson's daughter weighs in on voting rights debate
• Team USA's Allyson Felix wins record-setting 11th Olympic medal
• NASA's Perseverance Mars rover fails to collect rock in sampling attempt
• Taliban seizes 2nd city in Afghanistan, as U.S. urges American citizens to leave
• Bipartisan infrastructure bill passes a big hurdle in the Senate
• Albany County sheriff discusses next steps in Cuomo investigation
• Firefighters continue rescue efforts in country's largest active wildfire
• Motorcyclists gather for Sturgis Rally as Delta variant cases surge
• Texas state Representative Carl Sherman discusses new special session
• Doctor discusses impact of COVID-19 pandemic on Louisiana, risk of large gatherings
• Senate votes to advance bipartisan infrastructure bill to next step
• Ballot box access under threat 56 years after passage of Voting Rights Act
• Biden administration makes several immigration policy changes
• Albany County sheriff discusses criminal complaint against Cuomo
• The Dish: Inside Clementines Creamery
• Japan gets the gold in skateboarding
• A look at the new renovations made to the Pikes Peak Cog Railway
• Plymouth cheese back in production
• Mask mandates cause political division in Missouri
• Lucille Ball talk show to re-emerge on SiriusXM Radio
• Apple to check U.S. iPhones for images of child sexual abuse
• Senate holds Saturday session to consider infrastructure bill
• Cuomo legal team attacks AG report as accuser files criminal complaint
• Delta variant causes new pandemic problems for hot-spot states
• Thousands of bikers attend Sturgis Motorcycle Rally despite COVID-19 surge