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Articles from August 13, 2021

• Democrat Paffrath Stands Apart From Crowded GOP Field in Newsom Recall Election
• Contra Costa County Orders First Responders to Be Vaccinated or Take Weekly COVID Tests
• Suspect Sought After Shooting On SacRT Bus
• Car Slams Into Back Of Coffee Shop In Deadly Crash On Hampden Avenue
• Colorado Weather: La Nina Watch Is Posted For The Winter Season
• FBI In Denver Asks For Help Identifying Bank Robbery Suspect
• School Mask Exemptions: How To Tell If They Are Legitimate
• Flores' 3-Run Homer Leads Majors-Best Giants Past Rockies
• Vigil Held For Teen Fighting For Her Life After Being Hit By Car While Riding Horse
• Neighbors Concerned, On Alert As Long Beach Sexual Assault Suspect Still On The Loose
• I-70 On Track To Reopen 1 Lane In Each Direction Through Glenwood Canyon On Saturday
• Northern California Man Reported Missing In Inglewood Found
• Avenue 26 Night Market Returns This Weekend, At New, Temporary Venue In City Of Bell
• Steinberg Says Half Of Sacramento Firefighters, Less Than Half Of Police Officers Are Vaccinated
• Tucker's Grand Slam, Greinke's Gem Lead Astros Over Angels
• State Attorney General Will Not Pursue Criminal Charges Against Edison Over 2018 Woolsey Fire
• At This Boot Camp, Live Performances Are A Welcome Return To Normal
• Officer Mark Milward, Shot Outside La Habra Police Station, Released From Hospital
• Rays Beat Twins 10-4, Cruz Hits Homer In Minnesota Reunion
• Niece Of Brian Urlacher Suspended From School For Refusing To Wear Mask
• Smith's HR In 10th Lifts Dodgers Past Mets 6-5
• Pozo Hits Key Homer in Big-League Debut, Rangers Beat A's 8-6
• New York State Assembly Suspends Cuomo Impeachment Investigation
• Human Remains Found In A Barrel In Ridgefield Park
• South Florida Schools Reporting Teacher, Support Staff Shortage
• Exclusive: NYPD Using $4M Seized From Drug Trafficking Busts To Renovate Basketball Courts At NYCHA Developments
• Prayer Vigil Held To Honor Fallen CPD Officer Ella French
• Wildfire Smoke May Be Causing More COVID-19 Cases, Deaths, Study Finds
• Firefighters Gain Full Containment Of Destructive River Fire
• Man Fatally Shot Inside Bronx Deli
• Chicago Police Officer Injured After Being Dragged By Vehicle During Traffic Stop
• US Secretary Of Education Miguel Cardona 'Standing With Educators;' DeSantis Standing Firm On Masks
• Businesses Across Philadelphia Region Facing Tensions As Mask Mandates Reintroduced
• LA County To Start Offering COVID Booster Shots On Saturday
• South Floridians Wary Of Street Flooding Ahead Of Fred
• Con Edison Asks Staten Island, Westchester County Residents To Conserve Energy
• 74-Year-Old Woman Held At Knifepoint In Edgewater Home Invasion
• Rain From Fred Not Slowing Down Bars & Restaurants In Florida Keys
• Fire Officials Release Details Of Procession For Fallen Firefighter Joshua Laird
• Tracking Fred: Disorganized Tropical Depression Continues To Soak Cuba
• Tropical Depression Seven Moving Quickly Westward Following Fred's Path
• Vape-Free Schools Initiative Aims To Reverse High School Tobacco Use In Colorado
• Schwarber Debuts, Skidding Red Sox Rout Orioles 8-1
• Schwarber Powers Red Sox, Hands Orioles Ninth Straight Defeat
• Whitmer Surveyed Damage From Severe Storms, Commits To Building Resilient Infrastructure
• Car Falls Out Of Parking Structure In Downtown Los Angeles
• Phillies' Bats Silenced In 6-1 Loss To Reds
• No pediatric ICU beds left in Dallas, county judge says
• DPS Unveils School Improvements Funded By 2020 Bond Investments
• Fans, Business Owners Prepare For Ravens Preseason Opener
• Duggan Says Detroit Was Undercounted In US Census, Plans To Take Legal Action
• US Census Shows Detroit's Population Declined While Michigan's Population Increased
• Belmont Condo Building Evacuated After Cracks Discovered
• Philadelphians Look To Beat Oppressive Heat With Cold Brews And Air Conditioning
• Orange County COVID-19 Hospitalizations Remain Stable Friday
• Brain-Eating Amoeba Kills Tehama County Boy
• Crews Restoring Power To Hundreds Of Thousands In Michigan
• Funeral Held For Philadelphia Police Officer Vladimir Maleev, Who Died Of COVID
• Neighbors/Businesses In Metro Detroit Still Without Power, DTE Hoping To Restore By Late Sunday
• Baltimore County Animal Shelter Waives Adoption Fees To Clear Space
• Man In Serious But Stable Condition After Being Stabbed In Downtown Pittsburgh
• Boy, 7, dies from rare brain-eating amoeba tied to California lake
• A Bittersweet Reunion At Naval Academy's Parents' Weekend
• Miss Colorado USA Pageant Participant Hopes To Use Platform To Spotlight The Case Of Her Missing Mom
• California Drought: More Wild Animals Feeding In Backyards As Plants Dry Up In East Bay Parks
• Firefighters Douse Structure Fire In Fairfield
• Shortage Of Crabs Causes Prices To Soar
• Wall Of Hope Aims To Lift Spirits In Ellicott City
• Firefighters Respond To Fire On 40-Foot Boat In San Pedro
• Students Rising Above: Oakland Scholar, Mom Share Strong Bond
• Doctors Seek Governor's Intervention To End Nurses' Strike At St. Vincent Hospital
• Caught On Camera: Gunman Shoots At Man In Front Of East Village Bar
• LAPD Launches Increased Foot Patrols In Hollywood, Staffed With Reserve Officers
• North Texas Nursing Shortages, Surging COVID-19 Cases Causing Difficulties For Anyone Needing Care
• Tehama County Boy Dies From Brain-Eating Amoeba
• 15K In Baltimore Without Power After Friday Storm, Mayor Brandon Scott Says
• COVID: Chevron Reportedly Latest To Postpone Returning To Office Plans Amid Delta Variant
• Brooklyn Park Mayoral Candidate Hollies Winston Announces Recount
• Police Investigating Series Of Robberies In Lower Manhattan
• State Department Of Education Recommends Indoor Mask Usage In Schools
• COVID: SF Health Officials Confident Students, Teachers Can Safely Return To School
• 2 Teenagers Sought In Shooting That Killed 13-Year-Old Boy
• Aurora Public Schools Requires Face Masks For All Child Development, Elementary, PreK/K-8 Students
• Frisco Officer Fired, Arrested For Alleged 'Inappropriate Relationship' With 17-Year-Old Student
• North Philadelphia Shooting Sends 14-Year-Old Boy To Hospital, Police Say
• Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank Teams With Non-Profit Organization To Warm Hearts
• Man Critically Hurt In Shooting Outside Aurora Gas Station
• 'If You Don't, You'll End Up Killing Yourself': Maryland Coronavirus Survivor, Once Vaccine-Hesitant, Speaks Out
• 2 People In Custody, 1 Transported To Hospital After Shooting In Elysian Park Friday
• Oakland McDonald's Franchise Settles Employee Suit Over COVID-19 Masks Made From Diapers, Coffee Filters
• COVID: Chinese Hospital, Community Leaders Urge Chinatown Residents to Get Vaccinated
• Future Flooding In Tahoe? UC Davis Study Says Climate Change Makes An Impact On The Lake
• Vacant West Loop Building Torn Down After Partial Collapse; City Says Unpermitted Work Was Being
• Van Stolen From Hope House, Arvada Nonprofit That Helps Teen Moms
• Police Looking For Group Of Teens Accused Of Stealing Boy's Bike In Central Park
• After-School Shooting Near Oakland Tech High
• Charges Filed Against Sacramento Police Officer Accused Of Domestic Violence
• All LAUSD Employees Required To Be Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19 By Oct. 15
• Drunk Driver Jeremy Quincy Brown, Who Killed A Man In Aurora, Back In Jail For Another DUI
• Gov. Pritzker Signs Jett Hawkins Act To Ban Discrimination Against Braids, Dreadlocks
• Music Producer Clive Davis Discusses Coordinating NYC Homecoming Concert: 'I'm Taking It Very Seriously'
• United Airlines & Denver Health To Host Job Fair Tuesday, Attendees Will Receive Discounted Flights
• 'Texas Might Surpass California': Experts Weigh In On New Census Data
• EXPLAINER: How NJ's Prison Sex Abuse Settlement Is Going
• Newsom Holds Event in San Francisco Ahead of Recall
• Allegheny Health Network Says It Is Not Accepting Patients From Florida And Other Southern States
• Days After Launch, Illinois COVID-19 Vaccine Portal Has Glitches
• Disaster Relief Center Set Up At Colfax Elementary For River Fire Victims
• 4 Human West Nile Virus Cases Confirmed In Colorado After Additional Weld County Residents Diagnosed
• Murder Suspect To Be Released After Data Lost At Dallas Police Department
• Community Groups Who Work With Families Supporting Teddy Bear Patrol
• A New Approach On Finances: Debit Cards For Kids
• Disneyland, Disney World Expected To Return To Full Staffing By End Of Year 
• Chicago Public Schools Requiring Employees To Be Fully Vaccinated By Oct. 15
• Crews Battle Fire In West Sacramento
• $5,000 Reward Offered For Arrest Of Eagle County Child Sex Assault Suspect Carlos Javier Portillo Curiel
• Woman Severely Burned In Laundry Room Explosion In Winthrop
• Giants Reward SS Crawford with New $32 Million, 2-Year Deal
• 2020 Census Data Boosting Civic Pride In Westchester County, But Has Some Concerned About Redistricting
• Plano ISD After-School Child Care Woes Highlight Larger Problem For Working Parents
• Doug Pederson, Carson Wentz Reunited At Indianapolis Colts' Training Camp
• Maryland Officials Echo CDC Recommendation Of COVID-19 Booster Shot For Some People
• US Secretary Of Education Miguel Cardona Responds To Threats From Gov. DeSantis, Education Commissioner Corcoran
• Cherry Creek Schools Requires Masks Inside School Buildings For PreK-6th Grade Students, Staff
• 'I Appreciate Every Moment': Marquise Goodwin Looking To Play Hard For The Bears During The Team's Preseason Game
• Adams 12 Five Star Schools Requires Masks Indoors For Staff, PreK-6th Grade Students
• OC Judge Nearing Reduced Charges Ruling In Newport Beach Surgeon, Grant Robicheaux And Girlfriend, Cerissa Riley, Rape Case
• Calaveras Inmate, Correctional Officer Hospitalized After Fentanyl Exposure
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/13 Friday Night & Weekend Forecast
• COVID In Minnesota: Some Immunocompromised Minnesotans Could Soon Get Booster Shot
• 19-Year-Old Man And Teenager Arrested For Alleged Takeover Robbery In Perris
• Independent Professional Standards Investigation For Loveland Police Department Following Karen Garner Arrest Set To Be Complete By Early September
• Furry Tails: Hank And The Kittens Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• 'Like Starting From Scratch': Veteran Saddened After Taliban Gains Ground In Afghanistan
• Six Flags America Seeks Ghouls And Goblins For Fright Fest
• Harlem Hellfighters To Be Honored With Congressional Gold Medal
• 2 Children Found Living In Deplorable Conditions In Westmoreland County Apartment
• Goose recovering from surgery at Massachusetts wildlife center has surprise visitor
• Torrance All-Stars Qualify For Little League World Series With 6-0 Victory
• State District Judge John Chupp Grants Restraining Order Against Fort Worth ISD's Mask Mandate
• West Chester Man Had Photos, Videos Of Child Sex Abuse On Electronics, Prosecutor Says
• Survivors of clergy sexual abuse in Pennsylvania still seek justice
• Shoe Palace Shares Tribute To Employee Jayren Bradford Who Was Killed In A Shooting Outside Fairfax Store
• Anonymous Tip Leads To Arrest Of Alleged Child Predator Steaven Henderson In Greeley
• Lindsay Davis, 27, To Become First Black Student To Earn Ph.D In Chemistry At UTA
• UPDATE: Forward Spread of 2-Alarm Grass Fire in Benicia Stopped
• Stone Living Lab Project Is Helping Boston Find Nature-Based Solutions To Climate Change
• Monday's Show Info (8/16/21)
• Newsom Says Elder 'To the Right of Trump' at San Francisco 'No on Recall' Campaign Event
• SFUSD Distributes Backpacks, Supplies Ahead Of Return To In-Person Education Monday
• Some New Yorkers Worried After U.S. Supreme Court Blocks Park Of State Eviction Moratorium
• Clive Davis says "We Love NYC: The Homecoming Concert" will use music to "symbolize rebirth, revival, recovery"
• Man Narrowly Avoids Being 'Flattened By A Falling Roof' When South Side Building Partially Collapses
• California Recall: Unpredictable Election Has Democrats Concerned About Sen. Dianne Feinstein's Seat
• Police: Search Continues For Chevy Truck Involved In Fatal Modesto Hit-And-Run
• 'Your Child Will Wait For Another Child To Die': Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins Addresses Shortage Of Pediatric ICU Beds
• Nursing home workers still hesitant to get COVID-19 vaccine
• Ninth Record High Since Mid-June Recorded At South Lake Tahoe
• Community, Colleagues Mourn Fallen Firefighter Joshua Laird
• Despite Fred Being 'A Rain Event,' Miami-Dade Emergency Management Director Frank Rollason Warns Residents & Visitors
• Sunday's Show Info (8/15/21)
• COVID In Florida: 151K New Cases As State Surge Continues To Break Records
• 'I Just Want Justice For My Baby': Father Of 7-Year-Old Julissia Batties Searching For Answers In Young Daughter's Death
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• Boeing gives up on near-term launch of Starliner capsule
• New York City High School Students Express Pain, Stand Up To Hate Through Art Competition
• 3 Former Philadelphia Detectives Charged With Perjury In Exonerated Case Of Anthony Wright
• 'Significant Racial Disparities' Prompted Calls To Change Minneapolis Police Traffic Enforcement Policies
• Lake Tahoe Reports 9th Record High Temperature Since Mid-June
• Report: Tony Bennett Retires From Touring
• COVID: CDC Panel Approves 3rd Vaccine Dose for People with Weakened Immune Systems
• With Kids Heading Back To School, More Families Are In Need Of School Supply Donations
• World War II 'Big Boy' Steam Engine Returns To Fort Worth
• I-Team: Family Demands Answers After Woman Injured At Sturdy Memorial Hospital Dies
• For Seniors, Aging In Place Can Mean Peace Of Mind
• Baltimore Officer Charged With Reckless Endangerment, Misconduct For Failure To Defend Victim
• Mayor Steinberg Calling For All New City Employees To Have COVID-19 Vaccination Before Starting Work
• NYPD: 24-Year-Old Anthony Ali Shot Dead In Suspected Case Of Road Rage In Queens
• Child, Adult Found Dead Inside New Jersey Hotel
• CBS3 SummerFest: There's Plenty To Explore In New Hope
• No Bail For Boston Man Accused Of Firing Several Gunshots In Back Bay Sparking Panic
• South Florida Water Management District Prepares For Heavy Rainfall
• Wawa Employee Stabs Knife-Wielding Man Who Jumped Over Counter Angry About Long Wait, Philadelphia Police Say
• Saturday's Show Info (8/14/21)
• Delta Variant Spread Has Some Questioning Safety Of Even Outdoor Events
• Man Arrested In Rockland After Police Chase Through Several Towns
• This week on "Face the Nation," August 15
• Will COVID Uptick Shut Down High School Sports Again?
• San Francisco Police Arrest Noe Valley Attempted Armed Robbery Suspect
• 2 Injured In St. Cloud Shooting
• Broward Teacher's Union President Anna Fusco Clarifies Number Of Teachers Who Recently Died From COVID
• Stream The Wyndham Championship
• Rebecca Malave, Mother Who Was Injured In North Philadelphia Hit-And-Run With 3-Year-Old Son, Dies
• Montgomery County Recommending Masks Be Worn Inside Public Places As COVID Cases Climb
• 13-Year-Old Carlos Ramos Dies After Being Struck By Lightning At Orchard Beach
• Storm Causes Tree To Crash Into Back Of Home In Edgewood
• Philadelphia Health Care Workers, College Students And Staff Will Need To Get COVID-19 Vaccines By Oct. 15
• 1 Person Missing In Plumas County In Wake Of Dixie Fire
• UPDATE: San Jose Woman, 2 Teens Arrested in Connection with Shooting that Killed 13-Year-Old Boy
• Pennsylvania Game Commission: It's Safe To Feed Birds Again After Mysterious Illness Causes Dozens Of Deaths
• Taliban's Stunning, Lightning Advance In Afghanistan Continues
• Massachusetts Reports 1,182 New COVID-19 Cases, 11 Additional Deaths
• Fire Breaks Out At Home In Antelope
• Hookstown Post Office To Be Renamed After Fallen Hero
• COVID: Contra Costa County Requiring First Responders To Show Proof Of Vaccination Or Test Weekly
• Mobile Tickets, Parking Passes Required at 49ers Preseason Opener Against Chiefs
• 'He Isn't A Secret Anymore': Eagles' Quez Watkins Trying To Catch On As Starter
• Dallas County Nurse Program Training Hundreds Of Students As Staffing Shortages Continue At Hospitals
• Pittsburgh Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued For Most Of Area
• Maryland Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued For Central Maryland
• Pittsburgh Opera To Host Annual Piano Sale Later This Month
• Behind Police Leaders Claims That Bail Reform Is Responsible For Surge In Violence
• 'I Think I Will Die': Lyft Driver Brutally Beaten By Passenger Wants Policy Changes
• Chicago Weather: Sunshine All Weekend Long
• Knife-Wielding Suspect Injured In Officer-Involved Shooting In Wilmington
• Florida Nursing Homes See Worker Infections, Low Vaccination Rates
• Cuomo impeachment investigation to end, New York Assembly speaker says
• South Park Creators agree to buy Colorado's Casa Bonita restaurant
• Richmond Police Investigate Shooting That Left 14-Month-Old Toddler Grazed by Bullet
• Concealed Weapons At Florida Colleges & Universities? 'Campus Carry' Proposal Re-Emerges in Florida House
• Shelby Chialastri, Harrison Hertel Dead In Apparent Murder-Suicide In Harwood, Police Say
• Pratt Library Expanded Hours Begin Monday
• Cal Fire Investigation Unable To Determine Cause Of Last Year's Glass Fire
• Glenwood Canyon Mudslides Caused A 'Pothole From Hell' On I-70
• COVID: Mountain View To Continue Virtual Council Meetings Through September Amid Delta Surge
• Prince George's County Carjackers Held Driver At Gunpoint, Stole Victim's Dog, Police Say
• DC Military Base Briefly Locked Down Amid Report Of Gunman
• Texas Businesses Warned They Could Lose Licenses, Permits If They Require Proof Of COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Household Chemical Collection Event To Be Held At Boyce Park
• Maryland Delegates Urge Gov. Hogan To Extend State Of Emergency
• Safe Containing Machine Guns, Grenade Launcher Found In Solano County Ditch
• 15-Year-Old Charged In Quadruple Arnold Shooting
• Kyle Schwarber Will Make Long-Awaited Red Sox Debut Friday Night
• PAWS Pets Of The Week: Hamlock And Randall
• Six Baltimore Area Stores Participating In Free Comic Book Day
• Parent Attacks Teacher Over School Mask Mandate: 'Emotions Are Really High Right Now'
• ICE ramps up vaccination of detainees, but many have refused
• Governor Encourages Colorado Students To Get Tested Regularly, And He's Offering Incentives To Do So
• Unvaccinated? Prepare to pay more for health insurance
• Bruins Officially Announce Chris Kelly, Adam McQuaid As Part Of Coaching Staff, Front Office
• Help Needed To Find Hesperia Family Missing Since 2019
• Branson sells $300M in Virgin Galactic stock after rocket ride
• Florida Education Board To Hold Emergency Meeting Over Compliance With Mask Rule
• Charges: Reggie Bethel Murdered 11-Year-Old Boy; Mother Told Investigators Abuse Was Common 'Form Of Discipline'
• MDHHS Updates School Guidance, Recommends Universal Masking To Prevent Spread Of COVID-19
• As Afghan cities fall to the Taliban, Biden remains quiet
• Denton Sex Offender Chad Titus Indicted For Failing To Register
• Missing 14-Year-Old From McKeesport Found
• Mississippi sets record for highest daily case count
• MedStar Not Experiencing Any Challenges With Hospital ER Offload Delays Amid Spike In COVID Cases
• 'Stay Focused': Ravens' Patrick Queen Gets Birthday Message, Advice From Ray Lewis
• Illinois Announces 22 More $100,000 Vaccine Lottery Winners
• Man Shot, Has Car Stolen Outside Animal Hospital
• Chance The Rapper Joins Chicago Children's Choir In New Concert Movie
• GOP Candidate Faulconer Still Trying To Make Mark As Recall Nears
• 3-Year-Old Girl Dies In Accidental Shooting By 5-Year-Old In Northern Minnesota
• Child Tax Credit: Why Are Some Parents Having Problems?
• Average Gas Prices In LA, Orange County Rise To Highest Amounts Since 2012
• Detroit Police Seek Assistance Locating Suspect In Connection To Non-Fatal Shooting
• Colorado Standardized Test Scores Reveal Deep Learning Loss From Pandemic: 'Creates A Sense Of Urgency'
• Applying for a job? Better get vaccinated.
• Bay Area Air Quality Advisory Due To Wildfire Smoke Extended Through Sunday
• Woman Becomes One Of First To Get COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shot In Pittsburgh
• PATCO Increasing Police Presence After Stabbing At 15th And Locust Station
• Pat Hitchcock, Daughter Of Alfred Hitchcock, Dies at 93
• Frey's Veto Of 1 Rent Control Charter Amendment Stands, Other Goes To Ballot
• Cam Newton On Instagram: 'Loyalty, I Deserve It'
• Compton City Councilman Isaac Galvan, 5 Others Charged With Election Fraud
• Judge keeps CDC eviction moratorium but says it's illegal
• Three Educators Lose Battle With COVID-19 In Less Than 24 Hours In Florida County
• Match Preview: Revolution Out For Revenge In Toronto
• Police: Man Breaks Into Brooklyn Woman's Home, Sexually Assaults Her, Hits Her With A Chair
• Philadelphia To Create 'Bus Only' Lanes To Combat Traffic Congestion In Center City
• James Hormel, America's First Openly LGBTQ U.S. Ambassador, Dies In San Francisco
• Rohnert Park Council Approves Police Accountability Measures
• Coyote That Bit Small Child On Provincetown Beach Tests Negative For Rabies
• AG Nessel Warns Of Disaster Scams After Storms Rage Across Michigan
• 4 Broward County educators die from COVID within 24 hours
• 100K more Americans are likely to die of COVID this year: report
• Paradox Comics: A North Arlington Hub Where All Characters Are Welcome
• New Mobile Vaccine Clinic Opens In West Philadelphia
• California Recall: GOP's Faulconer Still Trying To Make Mark As Election Nears
• Rising Sea Levels Threaten Rare Holly Forest In Sandy Hook, N.J.: 'The Shoreline Is Migrating Inland'
• Hyundai, Kia Recall 600K Vehicles To Fix Trunk Latch Problem
• Person Killed In West Park Hit And Run
• Woman Stabbed To Death In Kensington, Suspect Arrested
• Fire Destroys 2 Detached Garages In South Minneapolis
• Sheriff's Searching For Murder Suspect Clayton Strong, After Woman Found Dead In Yard Of Texas Home
• July was the hottest month ever recorded, NOAA says
• Federal Judge Refuses Landlords' Request To Put Eviction Moratorium On Hold
• Douglass 18, Mini Golf Course Designed By Teens, Reopens In North Lawndale
• FDA Authorizes COVID Vaccine Booster Shot For Immunocompromised People
• South Park Creators Trey Parker & Matt Stone Say They've Agreed To Buy Casa Bonita
• Taunton Family Gets Belongings From Moving Company After Waiting Weeks
• Amy Coney Barrett won't block Indiana University vaccine mandate
• Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva Calls For Local State Of Emergency To Address Homeless Crisis
• 2's Got Your Ticket: 'The Art Of Banksy' And Rhythm World 30th Anniversary Celebration
• Miami-Dade School Superintendent Alberto Carvalho Called Last Year Challenging, Looks Forward To New Year
• Zac Brown Band Coming To Pittsburgh In October
• Dixie Fire Update: Crews Face More Weather Woes from Forecast Heat, Thunderstorms
• COVID In Minnesota: ICU Bed Use On The Rise Across MN, Staffed ICU Bed Availability Dwindles In Metro
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 2-Day Total Of 400 New Cases
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports Over 2,000 New Cases For 2nd Consecutive Day
• 1 Person Found Dead In Libertyville House Fire
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 79% Of Maryland Adults Vaccinated, Key Metrics Continue To Rise
• Every County In Massachusetts Now At High Or Substantial Risk For COVID-19 Transmission, CDC Says
• Police to Step up Patrols for Closing Weekend of Monterey Car Week
• BGE Launches First Energy Savings Day Of Summer Friday
• Flags At Half Staff In Tallahassee In Honor Of Former FSU Coach Bobby Bowden
• At Least 2 Cars Struck By Loose Tractor-Trailer Tires On I-95 In Needham
• Child Tax Credit: August Payments Arriving In Parents' Bank Accounts
• Cam Newton Admires Mac Jones' Preparation: 'We're Going To Be Here For Each Other'
• Medford Public Schools To Require Students And Staff To Wear Masks This Fall
• Traffic Slow On Highway 99 From Turlock To Modesto After Big Rig Crash
• Here's A List Of Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• Next Child Tax Credit payment set to hit bank accounts
• 'It Shows That Anything Is Possible': Kayla Wood On Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse
• 96% of ICU beds across Texas are full as COVID cases surge
• Police Shoot Armed Robbery Suspect In Ferndale
• COVID: San Francisco Mandates Proof of Full Vaccination for Indoor Activities
• Police Arrest Maria Fernanda Molina For Garland Triple Homicide, Searching For 2 Other Suspects
• Second round of Child Tax Credit checks hits accounts
• Denton City Council Passes Temporary Mask Mandate, 'Strongly Urges' Face Coverings In Public, Indoor Spaces Too
• Clippers Re-Sign Kawhi Leonard To 4-Year, $176 Million Deal
• Moderate Democrats Threaten Passage of $3.5 Trillion Spending Bill
• 27 people aboard Carnival cruise test positive for COVID-19
• Tony Bennett Announces Retirement from Performing, Cancels 2021 Dates
• City Of Duquesne Police: Customer Who Reported Duquesne Light Scam Lied To Investigators
• These 8 States Make Up Half Of US COVID-19 Hospitalizations. And The Surge Among The Unvaccinated Is Overwhelming Health Care Workers
• Young mom dies of COVID days after giving birth
• Former Patriots Running Back Dion Lewis Retires From NFL
• Financial Adviser Who Swindled Man Wrongfully Convicted In 'Dixmoor 5' Case Gets 3 1⁄2 Years In Prison For Fraud
• Man Drowns In Lake Winnipesaukee After Slipping And Falling Off Boat
• Bill Belichick Goes Deep When Explaining All Involved Elements Of Long Passes
• Mike Richards and Mayim Bialik named new "Jeopardy!" hosts
• Colorado Police Officer Terminated For Not Stopping, Not Reporting Excessive Force
• Britney Spears' father to step down from conservatorship
• Multiple Coloradans Test Positive For West Nile Virus, Cases Among Mosquitos 'Drastically Increasing'
• Census Numbers Set Stage for Redrawing Florida Districts
• Denver Ties Record For Summer Bad Air Days As Threat For Severe Weather Returns
• Liam's List Aug 13: Gravenstein Apple Fair, Paula West At Feinstein's
• Beloved Horse Killed, Teen Fighting To Stay Alive After Being Hit By Distracted Driver Near Turlock
• Coppell Celebrates Their Own Gold Medal Olympian Chiaka Ogbogu With Parade
• Colorado Rescue Team Member Seriously Injured By 'Microwave-Sized Rock' During Recovery Near Capitol Peak
• Man Shot During Fight Involving Large Group of People in San Francisco's Bayview Thursday
• Texas Campus Evacuated After Bomb Threat On First Day of School
• MRLA: 90% Of Michigan Restaurants Understaffed
• Driver Dies After Crashing Off Highway 160 In North Sacramento
• What Is A 'Heat Dome' And Why Is It Causing The Tri-State To Swelter?
• Child Psychologist Shares Tips On How To Help Children Struggling With Trauma
• Boston Police Sergeant Patrick Byrne Charged With Drunk Driving After I-93 Crash
• 'I Tried My Best:' Queens Businesses Already Struggling To Stay Afloat Badly Damaged By Fire
• Philadelphia Weather: 1 More Day Of Extreme Heat Friday With A Chance Of Thunderstorms
• Tee It Up For The Troops
• Illinois, Like Nation, More Diverse, Urban In Last Decade
• Moderate Dems threaten passage of $3.5 trillion spending proposal
• Yankees-White Sox Game At Field Of Dreams Is A Trip Of Nostalgic Joy For Many
• Celtics Continue Three-Point Barrage, Improve To 3-0 In Summer League Action
• Tigers Beat Orioles 6-4
• McAllen Patrol Station Agents Apprehend 327 Migrants At Texas-Mexico Border
• Refugee Farmers Help Feed Aurora Families With Urban Farm
• Bill Belichick Doesn't Say Much When Asked To Evaluate Cam Newton, Mac Jones In Preseason Opener
• Parent's COVID Death Sparks Sacramento Youth Football Program To Cancel Practices For Testing Event
• Vallejo Man Arrested in Connection with January Napa Road Rage Shooting
• Waukegan Kids' 'Seeds 4 Success' Program Aims To Provide Families In Need With Access To Food From Community Garden
• Ben Platt Bringing The Reverie Tour To Pittsburgh In 2022
• San Mateo Man Arrested For Alleged Rape of Teen Girl, Other Sex Crimes
• Police: Florida Mother Shot, Killed By Toddler During Work Video Call
• Anton 'Tony' Lazzaro Charged With Recruiting 6 Minor Victims To Engage In Sex Acts
• PTL Links: Aug. 13, 2021
• Detroit Recommends Use Of Masks Indoors For Everyone As COVID-19 Cases Rise
• Plum Police Locate Missing 62-Year-Old Woman Theresa Nuber
• Convenience Store In Camden County Sells Powerball Ticket Worth $1 Million
• San Francisco Police Arrest Man in Vehicle Shooting Last Week That Critically Injured Victim
• 'I Expected More': Clark Family Criticizes Sacramento Police Chief's Tenure As He Announces Retirement
• Less Than Half Of Maryland's Population Identifies As White
• How new census data may shift the balance of power in the U.S.
• Drive-Thru 'Taco Bell Defy' To Break Ground In Brooklyn Park Later This Month
• Members Of South Pasadena High's Pep Squad Test Positive After Attending Off-Campus Overnight Camp
• Man, Woman Seriously Hurt After Being Struck By Pickup Near Grand Casino
• FDA OK's Extra Vaccine Dose For Some With Weakened Immune Systems
• Taste Of The Town: Green Bar & Kitchen Serving Wide Variety Of Vegan Meals, Juices, & More
• Navarro Farm In Frankfort Provides A Special Opportunity For People With Special Needs
• Police: 11-Year-Old Girl Groped Inside Brooklyn Grocery Store
• Gillette Stadium Went Wild After Rhamondre Stevenson Rumbled 91 Yards For Preseason Touchdown
• Most Of The Philadelphia Region Turns Red On CDC COVID-19 Transmission Map
• Firefighters Battle Stubborn Blaze At Panorama City Commercial Building
• Delaware Becomes Latest State To Make COVID-19 Vaccines Mandatory For Some People
• Caught On Video: 2 Men Shot Inside Parked Car In Brooklyn
• People Asked To Avoid Swimming At Rockaway Beach Due To Sharks, Water Quality Concerns
• Arnold The Goose Released Into The Wild, Returns To Mate Amelia After Full Recovery At Cape Wildlife Center
• Texas death-row inmate sues for pastor's touch during execution
• TxDOT Starts New Safety Campaign As Pedestrian And Bicyclist Deaths Continue To Climb
• Atlanta mom claims local elementary school is segregating classes
• Woman Killed In Wrong-Way Driving Collision With Big Rig On 101 Freeway In Encino; Driver Arrested After Becoming Combative
• Extra vaccine dose OK'd for some with weakened immune systems
• Hundreds of Palm Beach students forced into COVID quarantine
• All Eyes On Texas Redistricting As New Census Data Sets Up Fight Over Growing Suburbs
• Nike cracking down on shoe customizers. Is that a misstep?
• Taliban's stunning, lightning advance in Afghanistan continues
• Gov. DeSantis Takes Masks In Schools Threat Down A Notch
• Man, 21, Missing After Abandoning Canoe Amid Rough Weather, Attempting To Swim To Shore
• Lightning Strike Sparked Fire At Margate Home's Patio
• 3-year-old girl among 5 killed in rare U.K. shooting rampage
• Pittsburgh Weather: Storm Chances Linger On Friday
• Man Stabbed While Sleeping On CTA Red Line Train
• 'I Just Want To Protect The Children:' As The School Year Approaches, Experts Recommend Masks As Delta Variant Surges
• Fire Damages 'Dainty Pastry Shoppe' In Latrobe During Thursday's Storms
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/13 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• More Than Two Dozen Aboard Carnival Cruise Ship From Texas Test Positive For COVID
• WATCH: 2nd Floor Of South Side Building Partially Collapses, Narrowly Missing Person Walking By
• 2 Women Hurt After Crash Involving SEPTA Bus, Minivan
• First live "murder hornet" of 2021 spotted in Washington state
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating Man Shot In The Back In Homewood
• FDA Authorizes Third COVID-19 Doses For The Immunocompromised, And For Many, It Can't Come Soon Enough
• Chicago Weather: Mild, Sunny Weekend Ahead
• Taliban's onslaught could threaten education for Afghans
• Surgeon general on what lies ahead for COVID - "The Takeout"
• August Wilson African-American Cultural Center Requiring Vaccines At Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival
• Crews On The Scene Of Fire At Two Businesses In West Mifflin
• Miami Dolphins Ready For 1st Preseason Game Against Chicago Bears
• FDA Authorizes Third COVID Vaccine Dose For Immunocompromised People
• Four Ups, Four Downs From Patriots' Preseason Win Against Washington
• China rejects WHO's calls for new probe into COVID-19's origins
• Giant Eagle Now Accepting PayPal And Venmo At Checkouts
• 2020 Census Data Shows Allegheny County Adds Population For First Time Since 1960
• To Do List: Fisherman's Feast, Outdoor Fitness Classes, Open Newbury Street
• Robert Morris Hockey Unable To Raise Enough Funds To Return For 2021-22 Season
• 'Skinny House' In Boston's North End Back On Market For $1.2 Million
• Not Quite Heaven: Yankees Fall To White Sox In Field Of Dreams Game
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/13 Friday Morning Forecast
• Chicago's Lollapalooza wasn't a superspreader event, health official says

Videos from August 13, 2021

• U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy discusses COVID-19 on "The Takeout" — 8/13/2021
• July was world's hottest month on record, NOAA reports
• Federal health officials greenlight coronavirus booster shot for some vulnerable Americans
• Afghanistan on brink of collapse as Taliban advances
• Goose gets surprise visitor while recovering from surgery
• Rhode Island secretary of state calls for statewide mask mandate in schools
• Debate rages over school mask mandates as cases surge
• Clergy abuse survivors seek justice years after landmark report
• Former acting CIA director on Taliban’s swift offense
• Extreme heat roasts U.S. as storm takes aim at Florida
• Taliban topples major Afghan cities in swift advance
• Supreme Court allows Indiana University's COVID vaccine mandate, blocks part of NY eviction freeze
• From the 60 Minutes Archive: Rescue
• How states will use the 2020 census to reshape voting districts
• New York lawmakers ending impeachment probe of Governor Cuomo
• Pentagon concerned about speed of Taliban advances in Afghanistan
• Afghanistan on the verge of falling to the Taliban
• U.S. pulling out of Afghanistan as Taliban seizes more control
• Jackson, Mississipi mayor on COVID-19 and city's infrastructure needs
• President Biden sidesteps questions on Afghanistan
• Making the most out of hybrid working
• U.S. troops traveling to Afghanistan to evacuate embassy
• WorldView: Deadly shooting rampage in U.K.
• CDC advisory board meets to discuss third COVID vaccine dose for immunocompromised
• Man charged with killing his 2 children believed they possessed "serpent DNA"
• New York woman starts movement to unite strangers
• Audra McDonald on respect and Broadway's return
• Americans are seeing higher food and gas prices
• Former acting CIA director on crisis in Afghanistan
• Some supporters of former President Donald Trump believe he will be reinstated as president
• Nursing homes see spike in coronavirus cases as staff debate vaccine mandates
• Census data release tees up fight over Congressional redistricting
• More than 90% of ICU beds across Texas are full
• President Biden ordered 3,000 troops to help evacuate U.S. embassy in Kabul
• 8/13: CBSN AM
• Former FBI agent talks rise in gun violence and mass shootings