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• Colfax Residents On The Lookout For Spot Fires As They Return, Hoping Their Homes Are Spared
• COVID: Surge, Delta Variant Top List Of Concerns For Parents Sending Kids Back To School
• Domestic Violence Suspect Still At Large After Hours-Long Standoff In Roseville
• Ex-LAPD Officer Salvador Sanchez Charged With Manslaughter In Off-Duty Costco Shooting Which Killed Man, Injured Parents
• Rockies: Fan Accused Of Shouting Racial Slur At Marlins Player Was Yelling At Mascot 'Dinger'
• Bear Rummages Through 8 Unlocked Vehicles In Estes Park
• Pregnant Woman, Unborn Child Killed In Alleged Road Rage Crash In Long Beach
• First Time Homebuyers In Alameda County Could Qualify For Loans Up To $210,000
• A's Outfielder Ramon Laureano Suspended 80 Games Over PED Violation, Will Miss Rest Of 2021 Season
• Hot Temperatures Could Undermine Firefighters' Progress On Dixie Fire
• Chicago Weather: Nighttime Tornado Warnings In Will County Follow Earlier Suspected Tornadoes West Of Chicago; Heat Advisory Tuesday
• LIVE UPDATES: Dangerous Storms Spur Tornadoes In Greater Chicago Area
• Video Shows Dangerous Tornado Blowing Debris Through Air Near Sycamore
• Suspected Tornado Plows Through Sycamore, Leaving Homes Damaged, Trees Down, Power Out
• Jiménez Again Hits 2 Home Runs, White Sox Rout Twins 11-1
• 'Those That Think This Thing Is Not Close, It Is': Gov. Gavin Newsom Addresses Recall Election Happening Next Month
• Colorado Skiing Experts Call Climate Change 'An Existential Threat'
• City Of Roseville Drawing On Water It Stored In Underground Aquafers During Years Of Plenty
• 'Terribly Heartbroken,' Mother Killed In Dorchester Shooting Identified As Aisha Shepard
• Cuomo Accuser Brittany Commisso Comes Forward As Lawmakers Meet To Discuss Possible Impeachment
• 100 Breakthrough COVID Cases In Massachusetts Have Ended In Death
• Police Arrest Luis Bonilla, 32, For Murder Of 91-Year-Old Nicholas Rappa In The Bronx
• Fully Vaccinated Couple Tests Positive For COVID Days Before Wedding Celebration
• Jeffrey Epstein Accuser Virginia Giuffre Sues Prince Andrew For Alleged Sexual Assault When She Was A Minor
• Want A Third Dose Of COVID Vaccine? Dr. Mallika Marshall Says Wait
• 10 Arrested, 89 Dogs Rescued After Authorities Break Up Interstate Dogfighting Ring
• Dozens Attend Vigil For Beloved Barred Owl In Central Park
• Spotlight On Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul As Possible Impeachment Looms Over Gov. Andrew Cuomo Amid Sexual Harassment Scandal
• Some UCHealth Employees Protest Being Required To Get COVID Vaccine
• NYPD: 68-Year-Old Man Missing After Escaping From Queens Nursing Home
• Authorities Attempt To Identify Suspect In Deadly Norwalk Hit-And-Run
• Robert Durst denies killing his friend in murder trial testimony
• Eloy Jiménez Again Hits 2 Home Runs, White Sox Rout Twins
• How Long Do Crickets Chirp?
• Inmate Dead After 15-Second Assault At State Penitentiary
• Tracking The Tropics: Heavy Rains, Gusty Winds From Potential Tropical Storm 6 Spreading Across Leeward Islands
• Caught On Cam: Burglars Completely Ransack Hialeah Home That Family Was Renovating
• CA Drought: Old-Fashioned Dowser Uses Sixth Sense To Help Napa Farmer Find Water
• Broward School Board To Discuss Masks Tuesday As Governor Reveals More Penalties For Those Who Violate Executive Order
• 'We're Not Monsters': Mpls. Mother Decries Rising Violence After Shielding Children From Gunfire
• Suspect Accused Of Shooting At First Responders In Clairton Expected To Face Several Charges
• Tensions Flare During Hampton School District Meeting Over Back To School Health And Safety Plan
• Chicago Police Dispatcher Keith Thornton, Praised For Handling Of Shooting That Killed Officer Ella French, Asks People To Show Support To Officers
• South Bay Pediatricians Call For Shutdown Of SJ's Reid-Hillview Airport Due To Lead Poisoning
• Baltimore City Indoor Mask Mandate In Effect As More Businesses, Employers Requiring Proof of Vaccination
• One Person Killed In Early Morning Police Involved Shooting In Northeast Baltimore
• Barry Morphew In Court: Investigator Says Suzanne Morphew Was Having Affair When She Disappeared
• Florida Department Of Health Tweets CDC Got State's Sunday COVID Numbers Wrong
• Baltimore County Hosts Mass Vaccination Clinics To Encourage Students To Get Covid-19 Vaccine
• TSA Reminding Travelers Of What Not To Bring Through Security
• Minnesota Man Tells Of Years-Long Struggle To Recover From Near-Fatal West Nile Virus
• LA Court Filing Seeks To Bolster Protections For Kids In Immigration Custody
• Patriots Fans Eager To Return To Gillette Stadium After Year Away
• 'Mothers Of Murdered Sons & Daughters' Announce New Platform To Help Protect Children From Violence
• Salem Approves School Mask Requirement, Proposes Citywide Indoor Mandate
• VIDEO: Dognapper Walks Off With 'Bowie' At Safeway In Los Gatos
• Texas Senate Committee To Hold Hearing On Virtual Instruction For Students As COVID-19 Cases Surge
• Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins Sues Gov. Abbott Over Mask Mandate Ban
• Miami-Dade PD Needs Help Locating 69-Year-Old Laurent Faustin
• Epstein accuser sues Prince Andrew over alleged abuse
• LA Kings And ASEC Partner To Operate Ice Skating Facility In Rolling Hills Estates
• Gov. Newsom Allows Parole For Man Who Buried Victim Alive Over 40 Years Ago
• Derrick Allison, Johnny Holden Charged After Louisville Police Vehicle Was Firebombed
• Bethel Park Police Safely Locate Missing 12-Year-Old Brandy Keyock
• Mesa County Election Equipment To Be Inspected By Secretary Of State's Office
• Dallas County Reports First West Nile Virus Death This Year
• COVID: In-Person Learning Resumes For 35,000 Oakland Unified Students
• UPDATE: Cal Fire Crews Stop Forward Spread of Cherokee Fire North Of Oroville
• 8 ICU beds left as Arkansas hits record COVID hospitalizations
• 'They Are Coming Back': Lt. Governor Dan Patrick Expects House Democrats To End Quorum Break
• Who Is Chicago Police Officer Ella French, Cop Fatally Shot In West Englewood?
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Critically Missing 31-Year-Old Michael Green
• North Texas Farmer Pushing Back Against Farmers Branch Rule Regarding Grass Height
• 'It's Real': Colorado Climatologists Review New Climate Report
• Colfax Residents Return Home After River Fire Evacuation Orders Lifted
• New Coordinator Joe Barry Gives Energy Boost To Packers' Defense
• For Vikings Rookie Christian Darrisaw, It's 'One Step Forward And Two Steps Back'
• Magic Castle Extends Hours To Pre-COVID Operations; Proof Of Vaccination Or Negative COVID Test Required
• Colfax Man Who Left Just Before River Fire To Adopt Dog Returns To Find Home Burned
• Video: Oakland Police Search for Driver in Terrifying Road Rage Incident Caught on Camera
• Covid-19 Or The Common Cold? How To Tell If Your Child Contracted Covid-19 As School Starts
• Police: Aniya Blandon Killed, Man Injured When Speeding Car Jumps Curb At Bus Stop In Brooklyn
• Judge Exonerates Queens Man Who Served Most Of 43-Year Sentence For '89 Murder
• Baltimore City Schools Releases Recovery Plan
• Stockton Man Drowns While Swimming In Lake Camanche
• Diocese Of Dallas Reinstating Mask Requirement For Catholic Schools
• NJ COVID: Indoor Masks Recommended In All 21 Counties As Transmission Rates Climb
• Bottlenose Dolphins Spotted In Choptank River
• National Kidney Foundation Hosting 'Cinema For A Cause' At Avonworth Community Park
• Fins Co-Offensive Coordinator George Godsey Happy To Be Back After Missing Time Over COVID Protocol
• Gov. Greg Abbott Seeks Out-Of-State Medical Staff To Help Fight COVID-19 Surge In Texas
• Denver Police Investigate Triple Shooting Early Sunday Morning
• Glenn Croy From Colorado Springs Pleads Guilty In Capitol Riot
• Chicago officer shot dead, another wounded during traffic stop
• No Virtual Classes: How School Districts Say They Will Handle Education In Quarantine
• Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank Rescues Produce From Local Farms
• As River Fire Calms, Many Colfax High Students Set To Return To Class On Tuesday
• Alhambra Unified School District Sees Flurry Of Last-Minute Requests For Virtual Learning
• Flight For Life Forced To Turn Down Flights Due To Thick Smoke In Colorado
• 'Blueprints' In Washington County Will Take Over Allegheny County Health Department's WIC Program
• Recent Extreme Colorado Weather Backs Stern Warning In U.N Climate Report
• 'He Died Alone': Philadelphia Woman's Dog Mistakenly Euthanized By ACCT Philly
• Volunteers make Florida beach accessible to all
• Serial Stowaway Marilyn Hartman Explains How She Repeatedly Got Past Airport Security; 'The Story Is Crazy'
• Growing COVID Memorial Moved From Belmar, NJ Beach To Wall Township Farm
• Annapolis Symphony Orchestra To Require Masks & Proof Of Vaccination
• Parole Allowed For Man Who Buried Victim Alive In 1980 Killing Near Fresno
• Garland ISD COVID-19 Cases Top 300 After Early Start To School Year
• COVID Cases Among Children Increasing, Doctors Say
• Miami Lighthouse Of The Blind Play Beep Baseball At loanDepot park
• Community Unites To Search For Missing Isanti Woman Amanda Vangrinsven
• Museum Of Tolerance Set To Reopen Thursday
• Dallas ISD Elementary Defying Odds: Making Academic Gains, In Spite Of Covid
• Hesitant Texans Starting To Get Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Health Officials Say Orange County COVID-19 Hospitalizations Are Leveling Off
• Fire Crews Battling 2-Alarm Vegetation Fire Near Vacaville
• Serial Stowaway Marilyn Hartman Denied Request To Transfer Case Mental Health Court
• Beaver County Man Charged With Sexually Abusing 2 Children Accused Of Molesting Another
• Texas Giving $267M Emergency Extension Of SNAP Benefits Through August
• Boater Finds Body Of 16-Year-Old Swimmer That Went Missing Last Week In Ohio
• Gov. Ron DeSantis' Office: State Education Board Could Withhold Salaries Of Superintendents, School Board Members Who Implement Mask Mandates
• 'It's A Personal Decision': Lamar Jackson Remains Noncommittal On COVID-19 Vaccine After Second Positive Test
• Preparations For Fisherman's Feast, Flight Of The Angel Underway In The North End
• Research Finds New Dads Also Struggle With Depression Symptoms
• Medical bills are weighing down Americans
• KDKA Investigates: North Side Community Hits Roadblocks Trying To Rid Neighborhood Of Squatter Who Made Property Into 'His Own Private Junkyard'
• Legendary FSU Football Coach Bobby Bowden To Lie In State At Florida's Historic Old Capitol
• 'This Silence Is Killing Our Family': $180K In Rewards Offered For Information In Shootings Of 3 Children In Minneapolis
• Coast Guard Rescues Two Who Lost Control Of Jet Ski In Ocean City Inlet
• Luka Dončić Cashes In With 5-Year, $207M Contract Extension, According To Report
• COVID: Santa Cruz County Reports 1st Virus Deaths In 2 Months, Were Unvaccinated
• Colorado Respiratory Doctor Offers Advice To Curb Symptoms From Bad Air
• Camden Mayor Holding 'Vaccine Parade' As COVID Numbers Increase In Garden State
• Hialeah Firefighter Killed After Pushing Wife Out Of The Way Of Ice Cream Truck
• Queens Parents Confused By Opening - And Closing - Of Astoria Park Playground
• Texas Governor Greg Abbott Asks Hospitals To Postpone Elective Medical Procedures To Make Room For COVID Patients
• Da'Jon Tyrik James, Suspect In Cate School Sex Abuse Investigation, Arrested For Similar Charges In Colorado
• 4 People Injured In Late Night Shooting In Arnold
• Study Finds People Who Had COVID Still Benefit From Getting The Vaccine
• Alleged Gang Members Arrested For Spree Of Violent San Jose Crimes
• Three Teens, One 63-Year-Old Shot By Four Shooters In Old Town
• Jurors summoned for R. Kelly's sex trafficking trial in New York City
• Maryland Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued For Anne Arundel County
• 18-Year-Old Victim Identified In Fatal Shooting At Weekend House Party In Sunnyvale
• 5 More Philadelphia Restaurants Requiring Proof Of Vaccination For Indoor Diners
• Contra Costa Fire Investigators Arrest 2 For Arson, Cite 14 For Fireworks Violations In July
• LA Metro Offers Free Bus Shuttle Service From C Line To SoFi Stadium
• Hurricanes' QB D'Eriq King Signs NIL Deal With Florida Panthers
• School District Of Philadelphia Begins 31-Stop 'Back-To-School Bus Tour'
• 'We've Done Just About Everything We Can:' Beaver County Commissioner Calls On Public To Get Vaccinated
• 21 Cars Stolen In Woodbury Since Late Last Month
• Chicago Weather: Severe Storms To Sweep Across The Area
• 'Masks Required' Signs Go Back Up At Belmont Businesses
• 1 Injured In St. Cloud Stabbing
• Windsor Lake Reopened After Unsafe Levels Of Algae
• Rocklin Man, 22, Suspected Of Shooting At Car That Was Pulling Up To Loomis Home
• 'Coming Here In Droves': Broward Health Facing Double Surge Of Patients
• Procession 'Befitting A Superhero' Planned For Danny Sheehan In Marshfield
• 'Don't Light Trashcans On Fire': Teens Caught On Camera Vandalizing Gloucester Township Baseball Field
• Judge Backs Norwegian Cruise Line In Florida 'Vaccine Passport' Ban Fight
• Police: Man Who Overdosed And Fired At First Responders Caught After Threatening To Shoot Up Burlington Coat Factory
• UPDATE: Contra Costa DA Finds 2018 Fatal Shooting of Paul Ridgeway by Deputy Was Lawful
• Anne Arundel County Launches Community Survey On Policing
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• Some Complain About Taste, Smell Of Water On Upper East Side
• Maryland Tax Free Week Underway Until Saturday, Aug. 14
• Time's Up leader resigns after criticism about Cuomo ties
• Center City Residents Upset After Barrage Of Bullets Sends 3 Young Men To Hospital
• 'Slow, Painful Death': Possible Poisoning Of 5 Cats Under Investigation In Edinboro
• Richardson ISD Latest North Texas School District To Offer 'Virtual Classroom Option' For K - 6th Grade
• 2 Arrested After Potential Car Sale In Broomfield Turns Violent
• Carroll County State's Attorney Receives Nearly $400K Grant For Training & Law Enforcement Overtime
• Gyms fear they'll go the way of Blockbuster stores
• State Police Arrest Man In Indiana County On Arson Charges
• Massachusetts Reports 2,587 New COVID-19 Cases, 3 Additional Deaths Over 3 Days
• Able Groupe Recalls Some Infant Formulas Over Not Meeting FDA Requirements, Insufficient Iron
• Camden Cracking Down On Abandoned Cars Sometimes Used to Store Drugs, Guns
• River Fire Update: Containment Increased to 68%; Evacuees Allowed to Re-Enter Fire Zone
• Ex-LAPD cop charged with manslaughter in deadly Costco shooting
• Feds Charge Jamel Danzy With Buying Gun Used In Fatal Shooting Of Chicago Police Officer
• Alameda County Deputy Struck, Dragged By Hit-And-Run Driver
• Gas Prices In Western Pennsylvania Increase, National Average At Highest Of The Year
• 'Dropping Grades Because They Can't Concentrate': Doctors Learning More About Long COVID In Pediatric Patients
• Former Dallas County Deputy Austin Palmer Indicted For Allegedly Mistreating Prisoner During Transport
• State Labor And Industry Dept. Hosting Virtual Job Training
• UMN Will Require COVID Vaccine After FDA Approval
• Probe: Marblehead Police Officer In Swastika Incident Didn't Commit Hate Crime
• Slim down your budget with a subscription cleanse
• Diocese Of Greensburg Announces Additional COVID-19 Mitigation Policies
• U Of M Will Require COVID-19 Vaccination For Students After FDA Approval
• Businesses On MN-Canada Border Celebrate Reopening: 'It Means Everything To Us'
• Arcade Comedy Theater Requiring COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Plano ISD Offers Temporary, Parent Led Online Learning Option
• Falmouth Road Race Runners Required To Wear Masks At Start And Finish Lines
• LA County Issues Warnings At Two Beaches
• Chicago FOP Warns Of Fraudulent GoFundMe Accounts Claiming To Be Raising Money For Slain Officer Ella French's Family
• DPSCD Will Mandate Mask For Students/Staff For 21-22 School Year, Other Districts Will Not
• Gov. Jared Polis Requests $116 Million In Federal Aid To Repair I-70 In Glenwood Canyon
• Michigan Childhood Vaccination Rates Low For Back To School
• CBS4's Justin Adams Among Those Competing In The 2021 Dancing With The Denver Stars Gala
• 'The First Time Kids See Us Cannot Be In A Moment Of Crisis': Dallas PD Brings School Supplies To Students
• Housing Authority Of Baltimore City Announces Mandatory Vaccination Policy For Workers
• East Pittsburgh Man Sentenced To 18 Years In Prison For Federal Drug And Gun Law Violations
• Jeffrey Epstein victims fund pays out $121 million
• Baltimore County Public Schools Urge Parents To Register Their Children Ahead Of Time
• Greenville Texas Hospital Using Tents Outside To Triage Patients Amid COVID-19 Case Increase
• Patriots Announce Modifications To Gillette Stadium Ahead Of Thursday's Preseason Opener
• Man Wanted For Fighting With Officer, Shooting San Bernardino Police Patrol Vehicle
• Broward Committee Holds First Condo Structural Issues Meeting
• Report: Shoulder Injury May Force Hunter Henry To Miss Time In Preseason
• Sheriff: 4 Reported Missing From Greenville After Dixie Fire Found Safe
• Biden Administration Extends Student Loan Repayment Freeze
• Mask-Wearing 'Strongly Encouraged' By Fort Worth ISD, But No Mandate
• 2 Baltimore Men, 2 Teens Charged For Armed Robbery Of Woman In Glen Burnie
• 64-Year-Old Man Dies In Industrial Accident In Edgewood
• With Joe Cardona Hurting, Patriots Reportedly Sign Long Snapper Brian Khoury
• White-Tailed Deer In Pennsylvania Tested Positive For COVID-19 Antibodies
• 9 Killed, 66 Wounded In Weekend Shootings Across Chicago
• N.Y. Assembly impeachment inquiry to move "with all due haste"
• COVID: Fake Vaccine Cards Worry Officials At CSU, Colleges Nationwide
• Maryland Department Of Health Updates Data On Staff Vaccinations At Nursing Homes
• Top U.S. officials meet to discuss mysterious "Havana Syndrome"
• Texas Man Charged With Capital Murder After 3 Found Dead On Padre Island
• Seen In Detroit: Detroit Lions Family Fest
• Police Search For Bicyclist Who Groped Woman In Downtown Palo Alto
• Pentagon Announces COVID-19 Vaccines Will Be Mandatory For Troops By Mid-September
• Will There Be A National Vaccine Mandate?
• Winners Announced For Best Outdoor Dining Structures Across NYC
• 'Don't Give Them Money': Larimer County Sheriff Says Helping Panhandlers Discourages Them From Rejoining Workforce
• Fantasy Football 2021 Sleepers: Which Players Have Been Overlooked Early In Fantasy Drafts?
• Did Red Sox Hit Rock Bottom Over The Weekend?
• Woman Dies After Crash In Homewood South
• New Shoes, Backpacks, And Face Masks: Students Back For First Day Of Full-Day, In-Person School In Riverside
• Woman Killed In Leimert Park Hit-And-Run; Driver Surrenders
• LifeBridge Health Announces Vaccine Mandate For All Employees
• Pentagon: COVID-19 Vaccines Will Be Mandatory For Troops By Mid-September
• Peter Franchot Outlines Equity Plan In Campaign For Governor
• College Officials Worried About Fake COVID-19 Vaccination Cards
• Vietnam Memorial Efforts Move Forward In Tarrant County Despite Coronavirus Pandemic
• Senate Democrats tee up debt ceiling standoff as McConnell vows opposition
• Dylan Zuber Pleads Guilty To Illegally Hunting Big Game Animals After Colorado Poaching Investigation
• 1 Dead In North Minneapolis Shooting
• Michigan Police Cuff Black Real Estate Agent, Client At Home
• New Orleans pulls plug on jazz fest as COVID cases surge
• Lurie Children's Hospital Requiring All Staff To Be Vaccinated By October 18
• Lawrence Sakkestad Pleads Guilty In Brutal Germantown Murder Of Jennifer Sparks
• Denver Broncos Rookie Linebacker Jonathon Cooper Has 'New Outlook' After Trying Journey To The NFL
• The CW To Simulcast MTV's VMAs On Sunday, September 12 At 8 PM
• 2 Napa Residents Among 6 Killed In Alaska Plane Crash
• New DNA Extraction Technique Used To Solve 1980 Murder Of Judith Nesbitt Aboard Newport Beach Boat
• Former Mayor Of Glenarden Edward Estes Pleads Guilty To Misconduct
• Jason Isbell Requiring COVID-19 Vaccination Proof Or Negative Test At All Concerts, Including Pittsburgh Show
• 1 Dead In Georgia From Rare, Tropical Illness Possibly Linked To Similar Case In Texas
• 3 Juveniles Suspected Of Attempted Murder After Shooting Injures Teen In Auburn
• Comedians Dave Chappelle, Jon Stewart, Pete Davidson & More Team Up For 9/11 20-Year Anniversary Show
• Free Shots At LIV Nightclub, COVID-19 Vaccine Shots That Is
• Police: 2 People Dead, 4 Others Injured In Shooting In Flint
• 74-Year-Old Man Set Fire To Essex Apartment, Jumped To His Death, Officials Say
• Chicago Weather: Severe Storms Monday Afternoon, Evening
• U.N. Climate Change Report Called A 'Code Red' For Humanity
• Mass. Residents Only Have Two More Chances To Win VaxMillions Lottery
• Ball Girl Hailed On Social Media For Taking Down Field Runner At Dodger Stadium
• City In Mourning, Third Suspect In Custody After Shooting That Left Chicago Police Officer Ella French Dead, Second Officer Critically Injured
• Jury Selection Begins For R. Kelly Sex Trafficking Trial In Brooklyn
• Water Main Break In Ambler Leaves Several Residents Without Water
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Health Department Reports 3-Day Total Of 4,080 New Cases
• Denver Weather: At Least Two More Days With Dreadful Air Quality
• Reminder For Fall: Monday Is Last Day To Start Getting Fully Vaccinated Before NYC Public Schools Return
• Dallas ISD Superintendent Michael Hinojosa Issues Temporary Mask Mandate
• Denver Bicycling Community Raises Concerns About Rising Bike Thefts, Apparently Stolen Bikes Piled Up In Homeless Camps
• Rockey Farms Hopes To Improve Soil, Harvest With Predator Insects, Compost, Companion Crops
• Person Of Interest In Hialeah Homicide Surrenders After Standoff
• Police: Undercover Detroit Police Officer Fatally Shot Man
• Paddleboard Rental Company Gives Customers Option To Reschedule Due To Colorado's Hazy Skies
• Dixie Fire Update: Flames Advancing Toward Janesville; Search For Missing Greenville Residents; Blaze Grows To Near 500,000 Acres
• Target Joins Walmart In Paying 100% Of Employees' College Tuition At Select Schools
• Massachusetts To Hold Virtual Job Fair All Next Week
• Job openings surpass 10 million, another record high
• Ohio Judge Orders Man To Get COVID-19 Vaccine As Condition Of Probation
• UEFA Super Cup 2021: How To Watch Chelsea Vs. Villareal
• Jury Selection Starts Monday In NY Federal Trial Against R. Kelly
• 'You Never Know What Will Come From A Little Yes': Veterinarian Dr. Melissa Shapiro Discusses Book On Deaf & Blind Dog Piglet
• Jason Isbell To Require Proof Of Vaccination At All Concerts, Including Wang Theatre Show
• Armed Robbery Suspect Shot By Police In Long Beach After Pursuit, Crash
• Outage Leaves Over 18K SoCal Edison Customers Without Power In Cypress, Buena Park
• VaxU Scholarship Promotion: Baltimore City, Baltimore County Students Win Scholarships In Week 5 Drawing
• Catholic priest killed by suspected cathedral arsonist
• Several High Fire Risk Open Spaces In Folsom Now Closed
• Dragons Descend On LoDo At Event To Bring Awareness About Denver's Historic Chinatown
• What We Know About The Suspects In Deadly Chicago Police Officer Shooting In West Englewood
• 70% Of Adults, 50% Of Children In Chicago Have Received At Least 1 Dose Of The COVID Vaccine
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 400 Hospitalized As State Positivity Rises
• Grab Your Shades & Sunscreen, North Texas Heat Advisory In Effect For The Next Few Days
• Man Pleads Guilty To Planting Bag Of Explosives Next To Downtown Building
• Businesses large and small say: Mask up, again
• Crestview Towers Condo Fire, Started On Second Floor
• Baltimore County Seizes Another 44 Dogs From Troubled Shelter
• Miami Weather: Afternoon 'Feels Like' Temps In Triple Digits, Spotty Storms Possible
• Nine-Year-Old Reynold Antrobus Fighting For His Life After Miami Shooting
• Body-Worn Camera Program OK'd For Oakland County Deputies
• Schedule Announced For AFRAM Festival In Baltimore
• COVID In Minnesota: 1,120 New Cases Reported; Positivity Rate Reaches 4.5%
• New England Living: Inside One Of Boston's Most Exclusive Real Estate Listings
• 20-Year-Old Elijah Johnathan Johnson Fatally Shot After Argument In Lower Nazareth Target Parking Lot, Officials Say
• 2021 VMA's TO AIR ON THE CW SEPT 12
• New England Living: Transform Your Kitchen With Subtle Updates
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 3-Day Total Of 388 New Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• New Breath Sensor Technology Supported By Automakers Promises To Stop Drunk Driving Before It Begins
• Tracking The Tropics: Watching Two Systems In The Atlantic
• 1 Killed In Hamilton Township House Fire
• New England Living: Ski Cabin Makeover
• Alex Cora Downplays Kyle Schwarber's Setback As 'Nothing Serious'
• Man, 42, Dies After Shooting In Stockton
• Vaccine Mandate For California's Healthcare Workers Criticized Outside Hospital Opening In Loma Linda
• New England Living: Bring The Outdoors In With Creative Window Solutions
• Belmont Indoor Mask Mandate Goes Into Effect
• Hundreds Of Drivers Take Wheat Ridge Police Up On Their Offer To Protect Catalytic Converters From Being Stolen
• Mayor Lightfoot Declares Flags At Half Staff After Two Chicago Police Officers Shot In West Englewood
• Final Day Of Florida's Back-To-School Sales Tax Holiday
• Dallas ISD Officially Issues Mask Mandate For Students, Teachers & Staff
• Quite A Haul, Hammerhead Shark Reeled In On North Florida Beach
• Jason Momoa To Dedicate 'Aquaman 2' In Memory Of Marshfield's Danny Sheehan
• Shocking Video: Woman Gunned Down In Cold Blood On Brooklyn Street
• COVID: Delta Variant Fears Overshadow Oakland Students Return To Classrooms
• Bruce Cassidy Named To Team Canada's Coaching Staff For 2022 Olympics
• US Border Agent In Texas Shot At From Across Mexican Border
• Pittsburgh Penguins Hall-Of-Fame Broadcaster Mike Lange Retires
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Inch Lower After 6 Cent Jump
• Organ Experts Try To Get The Music Going Again After Metro Detroit Flood
• Waukegan Police Investigating Shooting Incident That Left 2 Injured
• Sacramento To Close Oak Park Intersection Residents Have Long Called Unsafe
• 1 Dead, 5 Injured After Car Crashes Into Culvert In Ellis County
• Cambridge Police Officer JJ Jones Jr. Saves Man's Life During Vacation With Family In New Hampshire
• Philadelphia Flyers Sign Goalie Carter Hart To 3-Year Contract Extension
• WATCH LIVE: DA Krasner To Announce Series Of Youth, Young Adult Roundtable Discussions On Gun Violence And Criminal Justice Reform
• Exclusive: 14-Year-Old Orange County Boy Hospitalized For COVID-19 Psychosis
• Philadelphia Weather: Streak Of Dangerous Heat To Hit Area With Temperatures Feeling Like 100+ Degrees This Week
• Yam Madar Impressive In Debut, Helps Spark Summer Celtics To Win Over Hawks
• $750K In Cocaine Hidden Inside Tractor Seized At Southern Border 
• Police: Girl, 3, Hospitalized In Benton Harbor Shooting
• Gonzalo Higuaín's Goal Helps Inter Miami Beat Nashville 2-1
• March In New York City Brings Out Many To Honor Loved Ones Lost To COVID-19 And Those Who Survived
• Rockies Complete Sweep Of Marlins With 13-8 Win
• ​​NASA is training human-like robots to explore caves on Mars
• Hundreds Rally At Michigan Capitol Against Vaccine Mandates
• Recipe: Roasted Veggie Tacos
• Zimmer HR Lifts Indians Past Tigers
• Saint Vincent Hospital Hires 100 Replacement Nurses As Strike Hits 5 Months
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Surveys Damage Wrought By Dixie Fire In Greenville
• One Injured In Fiery Hit-And-Run Crash On Highway 4
• With Spread Of Delta Variant Rising, 'The Suicide Squad' Opens Softly
• Perseid Meteor Shower To Put On Night Time Show This Week
• More Dallas ISD Students Return To The Classroom As Mask Debates Rage On
• 'Code Red For Humanity:' Major UN Climate Report Warns Of 'Extreme' Impacts
• Michigan Conservation Officer Rescues Man Injured In Woods
• 'Modern Family' Star Julie Bowen Comes To Aid Of Injured Hiker
• Tom Brady Booed During Peyton Manning's Hall Of Fame Speech
• River Fire Evacuees Begin Returning Home, Reunite With Animals
• Kyle Larson Wins At Watkins Glen
• Andrew Farrell Sets Revolution Club Record With 255th Career Start
• PTL Links: Aug. 9, 2021
• Senate Democrats unveil $3.5 trillion budget measure
• FDA Approval Of The Covid-19 Vaccine Could Mean More People Will Get Vaccinated For An Unexpected Reason
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured Following Crash In Whitehall Township
• Folsom Lake Drowning Victim Identified As Sacramento City College Professor
• As Canada Reopens To Vaccinated Americans, 7-Hour Wait Time Reported At Minnesota Crossing
• Family Dispute Led To Huntington Beach Shooting That Killed Home Inspector, Wounded 3, Including Suspect
• Veteran Marathoner Mandy Youker Keeps Running For Her Niece, Aggie, Born With Spina Bifida
• Army soldier mauled by crocodile, saved by colleague
• 1 Killed After Car, Tractor-Trailer Collide On Route 130 In Cinnaminson Township
• Weather Blog: The Heat Is On
• Caught On Video: Man Barges Into Bronx Office, Punches Worker In Unprovoked Attack
• 47th Annual Harlem Week Gets Underway
• Bill Belichick Calls Peyton Manning 'The Best Quarterback I've Coached Against'
• Infrastructure bill clears Senate hurdle, heads toward final vote
• Mammoth Dixie Fire grows to California's second-biggest ever
• Tokyo Olympics come to a close, marking end of strangest games on record
• Doctor Warns 'Death Rate Will Be Going Up' As Florida Continues Feeling Impacts Of COVID Summer Surge
• Austin, Texas, activates emergency alert system for COVID
• Judge OK's Norwegian Cruise Line requiring vaccination proof
• Austin Activates Emergency Alert System In Response To COVID Surge
• More Than A Year After George Floyd's Death, New Push To Disband Minneapolis Police
• Man Fighting For His Life After Shot In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/9 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot, Humid Conditions, Dry Stretch Of Weather Continues
• Security Guard Dies After Shooting Outside Gresham Nightclub; Second Security Guard In Serious Condition
• Parents And Students Caught In Political Disagreements Over Mask And Vaccine Mandates
• 'When She Thrives' Group Celebrates Launch Of Book Project Aimed At Benefiting Single Mothers
• Iconic Norman Brothers Produce Officially Closed Its Doors After Nearly 50 Years In Business
• Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Hosts Kid's Day In Schenley Plaza
• Cuomo's Executive Assistant Brittany Commisso Speaks Publicly About Groping Allegation; Top Aide Melissa DeRosa Resigns
• Serial Stowaway, Marilyn Hartman Expected In Court Monday With Possible Decision On Access To Mental Healthcare
• Chicago Weather: Fast-Moving And Powerful Storms Hit Parts Of Area; More Storms Likely Monday
• Cuomo accuser details groping allegations, says governor is lying
• Lanes Reopening On Stevenson Expressway As Police Investigate Reported Shooting
• Daytime attack adds to residents' fears in Oakland's Chinatown
• Taliban seize more Afghan territory as relentless offensive goes on
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured After Gunfire Erupts Outside Target Store In Lower Nazareth Township, Officials Say
• Powerball Adding New Third Drawing On Mondays, Starting August 23
• Philadelphia Rowing Community Warns 'National Disaster' On Schuylkill River Could Cost City Future Regattas
• 4th Round Of Public Meetings Over Proposed Amazon Facility In Churchill Set For Monday Night
• 'It's Huge To Tell A Story Of A Trans Man Of Color': Leo Sheng On Season 2 Of Showtime's 'The L Word: Generation Q'
• North Philly Native Dawn Staley Leads USA Women's Basketball To 7th-Consecutive Gold Medal, Won't Coach Team At Paris Olympics 
• Man Dies After Losing Control Of Motorcycle, Striking Car Head On In East Falls: Police
• Eagles Take Extra Safety Measures For Public Training Camp Practice As COVID-19 Cases Continue To Spike
• Canada letting American visitors in again, but it's not mutual yet
• Pa. State Police Investigating After Three People Injured In North Beaver Twp. Rollover Crash
• Armstrong Co. Man Arrested, Facing Drug And Trespassing Charges

Videos from August 9, 2021

• Black real estate agent and his clients handcuffed at house viewing
• 8/9: Red and Blue
• Senate nearing final vote on bipartisan infrastructure bill
• "It's not too late" to solve the climate crisis, CBS News climate specialist Jeff Berardelli says
• More than 100,000 new daily COVID cases reported in U.S. fueled by Delta variant
• Impeachment trial against Cuomo could begin in "several weeks," lawmakers say
• Volunteers make Florida beach accessible to all
• Medical bills are largest source of U.S. debt, study says
• Taliban captures another Afghan capital in sweeping assault
• Dixie Fire grows to second largest in California history
• U.N. climate report issues dire warning
• Louisiana struggles as Delta variant drives COVID surge
• Cuomo accuser details groping allegations against governor
• Pentagon to require all military members to get vaccinated against COVID-19
• Ex-Michigan GOP leader says relitigating the 2020 election is a losing message in 2022
• Justice Department defends temporary extension of federal eviction moratorium
• Biden administration ramping up border deportations and prosecutions
• New York State Assembly to hold Cuomo impeachment hearings by end of August
• "Our ICU's are full," doctor says, as daily U.S. COVID-19 cases reach 100,000
• GOP looks to frame midterm message around policing, taking aim at Rep. Cori Bush's comments
• U.N. report on climate change warns of disaster if nations don't cut greenhouse gas emissions
• Ex-LAPD officer charged with manslaughter in connection with deadly Costco shooting
• Cuomo impeachment inquiry to move "with all due haste," New York Assembly speaker says
• Reporter discusses Cuomo's response to impeachment investigation
• Analysis of ongoing impeachment investigation into Governor Andrew Cuomo
• Senate nearing final vote for infrastructure bill
• Chicago officer killed and another wounded in traffic stop shooting
• New York State Assembly meets to discuss impeachment probe of Governor Cuomo
• WorldView: Taliban seizes 5 key Afghan cities; thousands forced to flee Greece wildfires
• What are the next steps in the Cuomo impeachment investigation?
• "Stars in the House" celebrates raising $1 million for actors fund
• U.S. is averaging 100,000 COVID-19 cases a day as hospitalizations spike across the South
• Canada reopens borders to fully vaccinated Americans
• Couple attempts over 100 Olympic events in charity fundraiser
• R. Kelly accuser on singer's trial for allegedly running a "criminal enterprise"
• Cuomo "needs professional help," accuser Brittany Commisso says
• Brittany Commisso speaks out about allegations against Cuomo
• U.N. climate report highlights stark reality of global warming
• Bipartisan infrastructure bill moves closer to final vote in Senate
• Baton Rouge hospital says nearly all its ICU patients are unvaccinated
• Brittany Commisso says hugs, kisses from Cuomo were "not normal" and "not welcomed"
• Former executive assistant who accused Cuomo of sexually harassing her speaks out
• 8/9: CBSN AM
• Executive Assistant #1: Cuomo Accuser Speaks
• Striving For an Emission-Free Ocean Space
• Ejendals: Empowering Safety Innovation
• EMD Electronics: Advancing digital living
• The Human Impact of Technological Innovation