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• Firefighters Contain Vegetation Fire In Lincoln/San Rafael Hill Neighborhood
• COVID: Hospitality Industry Takes A Hit As Travelers Pause Plans Due To Delta Variant
• Sacramento Church's Tent Destroyed Again; This Time By Rampaging Forklift
• Bryant Homers Twice, Giants Beat Tired Mets, 7-5
• Teachers Say Some Classrooms 'Completely Taken Over' By Rats Is Delaying Start Of In-Person Learning At A Montebello High School
• 'We're Partying Like It's 1875' As Glenwood Springs Welcomes New Rocky Mountaineer Luxury Train
• Colorado Secretary Of State Confirms Mesa County Election Equipment Hard Drive Images Were Publicly Posted
• Dodgers beat Pirates 2-1 on HRs by McKinney and Muncy
• Burned Bear Tamarack Surviving On His Own
• Riverside Police Searching For Driver In Fatal Street Racing Crash That Killed Teen
• Mayor Steinberg In Talks With Local Businesses About Possible Vaccine Requirement
• School Bus Driver Shortage Could Have Big Impact On Denver Public Schools
• Jared Polis And Western Governors Request Drought Disaster Status
• SUV Crashes Through Fence Into Backyard Swimming Pool In Walnut Creek
• San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo Calls For Santa Clara Sheriff Laurie Smith To Resign
• CDOT Explains Why They Briefly Closed I-70 On Sunday Through Glenwood Canyon
• Afghans Living In Sacramento Area Anxious To Learn If Family Got Out Of Afghanistan Safely
• Chicago Weather: Warming Trend
• Jiménez, Hendriks Lead White Sox Past A's
• Polanco's 10th-Inning Double Lifts Twins Past Cleveland 5-4
• Enforcement A Work In Progress When It Comes To Illinois Students Who Refuse To Abide By School Mask Mandates
• Jimenez, Hendriks Lead White Sox Past A's, 5-2
• CBS News Poll: Californians Are Concerned About Climate Change After Extreme Summer Weather
• U.S. To Recommend COVID-19 Vaccine Boosters 8 Months After Second Dose
• Bob Dylan Sued For Alleged Sexual Abuse Of 12-Year-Old Girl In 1965
• South LA Families Impacted By Fireworks Blast Rally Outside City Hall
• Monty The Piping Plover Spotted On Beach In Galveston, Texas After Migrating South From Chicago's Montrose Beach Ahead Of Winter
• US To Recommend COVID Vaccine Boosters At 8 Months
• Mayor De Blasio: Proof Of Vaccination Needed For Indoor Activities In NYC Starting Tuesday
• U.S. effort in Afghanistan "marked by many failures," says report
• Colorado Native Lt. Gen. Laura Richardson Is 2nd Female Combatant Commander In Army History
• New York City Homecoming Week Kicks Off With Outdoor Concert In Orchard Beach
• President Biden Says 'Buck Stops With Me' And Defends Afghanistan Withdrawal
• Local War Veterans Reflect On U.S. Decision To Leave Afghanistan: 'It Did Not Need To Get To This Point'
• Free-Falling Cubs Have Now Lost 12 Straight As They Drop Game To Cincinnati Reds
• Police Issue Warning After Rash Of Robberies Committed By Groups Of Teens Downtown, One Of Which Left Woman In Critical Condition After Beating
• Who's Eligible For A 3rd Vaccine Dose?
• PG&E: High Fire Danger May Prompt Power Shutoffs For 48,000 Northern California Customers
• NYPD Makes Arrest After Outdoor Dining Area Of Manhattan French Restaurant Goes Up In Flames
• Freeman, Duvall Fuel Braves' Surge Past Marlins For 12-2 Win
• Center Of Fred Out Of Florida As Grace Now Forecast To Become Tropical Storm On Tuesday
• Shakopee Inmate Becomes First Woman To Take Law School Test In Prison: 'Everybody Deserves A Second Chance'
• Tri-County Health Department To Vote Tuesday On Mask Mandates At Schools In Adams, Arapahoe & Douglas Counties
• South Florida Veteran Who Served In Afghanistan 'Very Emotional' About How Military Withdrawal Has Unfolded
• South Florida Organizations Working Around The Clock To Send Earthquake Relief Supplies To Haiti
• Yankees Get Early Gallo 2-Run Homer, Cole And Bullpen Make It Stand Up In Win Over Angels
• Five Families In McKees Rocks Displaced After Building Was Condemned
• Vigil Held For Yvonne Ruzich, Grandmother Shot And Killed In Car In Hegewisch, As Police Commander Calls Killers 'Cowards'
• Cole Sharp In Return From COVID-19, Yanks Top Angels 2-1
• 'I'm In Shock': Gold Star Families, Veterans Gather For Vigil After Taliban Takes Over Afghanistan
• 1 Killed In Crash Involving Big Rig And 12 Other Vehicles On I-30 In Rowlett
• 'So Screw You': Tensions Rise At Hatboro-Horsham School Board Meeting Over Mask Requirement
• Twitter Sounds Off After Former Bears QB Jay Cutler Is Dropped By Uber Eats After Tweets Objecting To Masks In Schools
• CA Drought: Water Regulators Investigating Illegal Siphoning Of Russian River
• Governor Will Not Extend Eviction Moratorium; Lawmakers Question Labor Secretary Over Unemployment Claims
• Police Searching For Answers In Murder Of 15-Year-Old Ja'Nyi Weeden
• Officials Break Ground On Pond In Ellicott City To Assist With Dangerous Flooding
• Disney Nearly Doubles Price Of 'Very Merriest' Christmas Party Tickets
• 'A Dire Situation In Haiti' Members Of Lutheran World Relief Assist Families Recovering From Earthquake
• Calling All Fans Of 'The Price Is Right'!
• National Guard To Help Fight Wildfires Up North As State Sees Avg. Half-Dozen Fires Starting Daily
• AFRAM Festival Returns, First In-Person Event Held On Monday
• Dixie Fire Update: New Mandatory Evacuation Orders Issued For Janesville in Lassen County
• 'Our Hearts Are Heavy': Former President George W. Bush Reacts To 'Tragic Events' In Afghanistan
• Expansion of Transitional Kindergarten Could Present Problems for Some Parents
• Has Your Kid's Texas School District Been Hammered By Cyberattacks? I-Team Investigation
• Haitian Tabernacle Of Philadelphia Working To Provide Relief After Devastating Earthquake In Haiti
• State Prosecutors Oppose Releasing Derek Chauvin Juror Names
• Eagle County Airport Busier Than Ever, Trend Expected To Continue Through Ski Season
• New Numbers In 708 Area Code Region Will Soon Be Issued Under 464 Area Code
• Philadelphia Adding SEPTA-Only Lanes To Clear Up Center City Traffic Issues
• Phillips Races For Inside-The-Park HR, Rays Rout O's 9-2
• The California Dream: CBS News Poll Reveals Divisions On Climate Change Along Party Lines
• Parent Accused Of Assaulting Amador County Teacher Banned From Campus
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Announces Opening Of Monoclonal Antibody Treatment Site In Fight Against COVID
• UT Arlington Plans To Limit Classroom Capacity For First 2 Weeks Of Fall Semester
• 5-Year-Old Boy Attacked By Coyote In Arlington
• State Trooper, K-9 Injured In Pursuit That Ended In New Jersey Turnpike Altercation, Police Say
• HEB ISD Now Considering Temporary Virtual Class Options For K Through 6th Grade Students
• Advocacy Group Says 14 Children Have Died In Hot Vehicles So Far This Year
• Woman Struck, Killed By Driver In Hit-And-Run Near Wrigley Field Identified As Sophie Elizabeth Allen Of Orlando, Florida
• Robert Durst Testifies He Found Longtime Friend Dead Inside Her Home
• UPDATE: Reid-Hillview Airport Starts Using Unleaded Fuel in Wake of Environmental Study
• Two-Way Traffic To Start On Broening Highway Bridge Wednesday
• Southern California Locals React To Crisis In Afghanistan, Give Assistance Overseas
• 'Humiliating' And 'Heartbreaking': U.S. Representatives From Colorado React To Taliban Takeover Of Afghanistan
• Activist Calls On Aldermen To Roll Back Changes To Rules That Lowered Speeding Threshold For Tickets From Chicago Speed Cameras
• Marcus Smart Reportedly Signs 4-Year Contract Extension With Celtics
• Man Shoots Girlfriend In North Philly, Drives Her To Hospital Before Fleeing Scene, Police Say
• Boston Man Arrested After Attempted Kidnapping Near Tufts Medical Center
• NorthShore University Health System To Require COVID-19 Vaccination For Employees By Oct. 31
• Judge Tosses Former School Board VP's $87 Million Lawsuit Against SFUSD
• Rare Honus Wagner Card Sells For Record $6.6 Million At Auction
• Bay Area Afghans Getting Troubling Picture From Relatives of Chaos Back Home
• Teen Killed, Another Injured When 3 Men Open Fire In Olney ShopRite Parking Lot, Police Say
• Firefighters Believe Wandering Emaciated Bear Cub 'Smokey' Was Orphaned In Dixie Fire
• LA Phil Requires Full Vaccination At Walt Disney Concert Hall
• Pirates Sign Yoshi Tsutsugo To Major League Contract
• 'It's Heartbreaking': Minnesota Veteran Shares His Perspective On The Crisis In Afghanistan
• Problems Continue With Illinois' 'Vax Verify' Portal
• New Florida Lottery Struck By Luck Scratch-Off Game Features Prizes Of Up To $1 Million
• Hôpital Albert Schweitzer Assisting In Medical Relief Efforts In Haiti Following Earthquake
• COVID: Two Oakland Unified Schools Reporting Dozens of COVID-19 Cases
• Denver Weather: Heat And Haze Continue
• Coloradans Trying To Help Afghan Interpreter Who Aided Army Veteran From Broomfield
• Haiti Earthquake: More Than 1,400 Dead As Severe Weather Looms
• Baltimore City Council To Call For Hogan To Reinstate Eviction Moratorium
• Retired Science Teacher Writes Books To Leave Enduring Legacy To His Grandchildren
• 3rd Person Charged In Murder, Dismemberment Of Richard Balsimo
• Man Found Dead, Firefighter Injured From Blaze at Commercial Building
• Archdiocese of Baltimore Leaves School Mask Policy Up To Parents, Jurisdictions In Low Transmission Areas
• State Assembly Judiciary Committee Will Issue Report On Investigation Into Andrew Cuomo
• Brawl Breaks Out At SoFi Stadium's First Game Allowing Fans
• Little Haiti Church Gathering Supplies To Help Survivors Of Destructive 7.2 Earthquake
• Giant Eagle, CVS, Walgreens Offering COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shots
• East Bank Club Now Requires COVID Vaccinations For Members, Staff
• Well-Drilling Companies Working Overtime During Minnesota's Drought
• U.S. Lawmakers To Watch Closely If Taliban Will Honor Key Part Of 2020 Peace Deal
• Maryland Athletics Announces New Covid-19 Guidelines For Fall Season
• Now With Patriots, Jalen Mills, Nelson Agholor Return To Philly Roots In Joint Practices With Eagles
• Jeffco Public Schools Will Require Everyone 2+ To Wear Masks Inside Schools
• South Florida Olympic Sailor Lara Dallman-Weiss Shares Her Tokyo Games Experience
• CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez: Vaccines Remain Best Possible Way To Deal With COVID-19 Pandemic
• As Many As 4 South Florida Law Enforcement Officers Die Of COVID-19 In Last Several Days, According To Miami Police Chief Art Acevedo
• Wawa, Philadelphia Eagles Team Up For Limited-Edition Swoop Shake; Proceeds Benefit Eagles Autism Challenge
• Biden Says 'Buck Stops With Me' And Defends Afghanistan Withdrawal
• Future Of Congestion Pricing Is Now In Soon-To-Be Gov. Hochul's Hands, But Officials Preparing As If It's Still A Go
• Dallas ISD Navigates 'Political Football' Mandating Masks While Preparing For More COVID-19 Infections
• 4 Arrested After Drug Bust At Downtown Double Tree Hotel
• 3 East Bay Men Charged In Firearms Trafficking Conspiracy Involving Ghost Guns
• Bucks County Police Searching For Those Who Vandalized Veterans Memorial Park
• New York City Political Leaders Vow To Not Leave Earthquake-Ravaged Haiti Behind
• 'It's Just Wonderful' Construction Crews Start On Obama Presidential Center In Jackson Park
• 'You Just Can't Take That Much With You': Caldor Fire Evacuees Waiting Anxiously As Winds Are Expected To Pick Up
• Bears Training Camp: Nagy Says Expect More Reps From Andy Dalton And The First Team
• Bronx Pharmacist Making Serious Inroads Alleviating Residents' COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy
• Two Top Chicago Park District Managers Suspended Amid Probe Of Sexual Harassment, Abuse Of Lifeguards
• State Rushes More Medical Workers To North Texas Hospitals Strained By Latest COVID-19 Surge
• Suspect In Elkridge Theft From Store Shot, Wounded By Police After Hitting Their Car
• Chargers vs 49ers Ticket Giveaway
• Chicago Reports 52 Carjackings In First 8 Days Of August, Multiple Incidents Around City In Just Past Few Days
• CBS News Poll: California's Unvaccinated Adding Risk; Newsom Facing Tough Recall Battle
• 1 Person Questioned At Modesto Home Where Officer Shot
• 'We Will Do Our Part:' Hookstown Post Office Renamed In Honor Of Fallen Soldier Dylan Elchin
• Suspect Arrested in Connection with Fatal Vallejo Shooting
• LAPD: Driver Fatally Hits Man, Pulls Into Sylmar Gas Station To Remove Him From Underneath Sedan
• Gisela Medina Appears In Court On Charges Of Aiding GOP Donor In Sex Trafficking Of Minors
• North Hills Kindercare Closed Due To Positive COVID-19 Tests
• Locals Who Served In Afghanistan Worried About Allies After Taliban Takeover
• 'The World Disables Me, Not The Chair': Access Mob Pittsburgh Aims To Make City More Accessible For Everyone
• Fentanyl-Laced Cocaine Kills 6 People In 8 Days On The North Fork
• Providing Relief: Brother's Brother Foundation Helping Provide Haiti With Much-Needed Supplies
• 'Hopeful They Do The Right Thing', Mansfield Mother Pleading WIth Parents To Mask Students 
• Taliban Takeover Of Afghanistan 'Definitely Going To Increase' Terrorism In The Region, Local Expert Says
• Santa Clara County Small Businesses Offered Grants For Taking Measures To Reduce COVID Risk
• Monday Is The Last Day To Get Summerfest Ticket Refund
• Police Ask For Help Finding Person Who Shot Two Young Sisters, Killing One
• University Of Florida To Open Upcoming Semester With In-Person Classes
• "A Dire Humanitarian Crisis": Cardin And Van Hollen Lament Afghanistan Situation
• Without Union Approval, Pittsburgh Public Schools Return Remains Uncertain
• Baltimore City Council Approves Legislation To Provide Residents With Better Access To Jobs
• Rocky Mountain National Park Now Requiring Face Masks Inside Buildings And On 'Busy Trails'
• New York City Expands Mobile Vaccination Push At Restaurants
• COVID: San Francisco Opens Mass Testing Site In SoMa Amid Delta Variant Surge
• COVID: 2021 Lafayette Art & Wine Festival Canceled Amid Virus Concerns
• Bucks County Parents 'Frustrated And Upset' Over New COVID-19 Guidance For School Districts
• Afghan American In Colorado 'Really Concerned About My People' Amid Taliban Takeover
• SWAT Team Called To Chicago's West Side, Two Men Arrested
• Parents Hold 'No More Mask In Schools' Protest In Harford County
• UPDATE: Fire Weather Watch Issued for North and East Bay Hills Tuesday; Public Safety Power Shutoffs Possible
• 70-Year-Old Woman, Yvonne Ruzich, Fatally Shot While Sitting In Car In Hegewisch
• Haiti Earthquake Relief Fund
• Windy weather and power cuts loom in battle against Dixie Fire
• 'All We Want Is A Fair Wage, Some Respect & Proper Training': High Rise Window Washers Go On Strike
• CVS, Walgreens Now Offering COVID-19 Booster Shots For Those With Weakened Immune Systems
• NJ Sets Monthly Internet Gambling Record In July At $118M
• Person Hospitalized After New Castle Shooting
• Nearly 38,000 People Attend Phish's 3-Day Concert In Atlantic City
• Baptist Health, Memorial Healthcare To Require All Employees Be Vaccinated Against COVID
• Patti Quigley Hopeful Mission To Educate Girls In Afghanistan Will Continue
• Beaver County Sheriff's Office Warning Of Phone Scam
• Pennsylvania Announces Weekly COVID Testing For Schools, Educators
• Arrest Made After Truck Used To Collect Money From Businesses Burglarized
• Astros Settle Case Of 2-Year-Old Struck By Foul Ball In 2019, Lawyer Says
• What Makes Casa Bonita, The Colorado Restaurant Soon To Be Owned By 'South Park' Creators Trey Parker And Matt Stone, So Special?
• 1 Dead, 2 Hospitalized, Including Child, After Car Slams Into Pole, Catches Fire In Dania Beach
• 'We Will Hold You Accountable': Philadelphia DA Krasner's Message As Gun Violence Continues
• Joshua Roush Charged With Murdering Tenant At Malden Home
• Port Authority Bus Riders Can Start Using Smartphones To Pay Fares
• 'We Are Terrified', 6 Members Of Afghan Family Living In North Texas Stranded In Kabul 
• South Jersey Woman Used GoFundMe Money Raised For Husband's Funeral To Pay Living Expenses, Police Say
• Truck Blows Through Road Work Site Near Willmar, Narrowly Missing MnDOT Worker
• Fatal Crash Scene Discovered Off Highway 101 Near Healdsburg
• Man, 36, In Stolen Forklift Destroys South Sacramento Church's Tent; Arrested At Gunpoint By Deputies
• Cesar Iban Torres Charged With Murder, Other Counts In Fatal Wrong Way Crash On 101 Freeway In Encino
• Cuts in Colorado River water supply will hit Arizona hardest
• Biden Gives Food Stamps Largest Benefits Increase In History
• Firefighters Encounter Hoarding Conditions As They Battle House Fire In Evanston; One Firefighter Suffers Minor Injuries
• Thomas Latanowich Takes The Stand In His Defense During Sgt. Sean Gannon Murder Trial
• Police: No Students Hurt In Roseville School Bus Crash
• Montgomery County Recommends Masks Indoors Regardless Of Vaccination Status, Requires Them In County Buildings
• 1 Dead, 3 Injured In Sauk Centre ATV Crash
• Arlington Police Deputy Chief Among 5 Finalists For Next Mesquite Police Chief
• Massachusetts Reports 2,996 New COVID-19 Cases, 6 Additional Deaths Over 3 Days
• Biden Says 'Buck Stops With Me' And Defends Ending 'America's Longest War'
• Dodgers To Hold Coronavirus Vaccination Clinic During Homestand
• Off-Duty CPD Officer Returns Fire When Assailants Shoot At His Car In Portage Park; No One Struck
• Avanti Frozen Foods Expands Shrimp Recall Over Salmonella Illnesses
• CVS, Walgreens Offer 3rd COVID-19 Booster Shot To Immunocompromised
• Massachusetts Earned Record Tax Revenue From Casinos In July
• President Biden Defends Afghanistan Withdrawal: 'I Stand Squarely Behind My Decision'
• 6 Juvenile Offenders Taken Into Custody After Robbery, Attack In The Loop
• Clairton Man Indicted On Federal Charges After Search Turns Up Guns, Body Armor, Drugs
• 20 Puppies, 4 Dogs Rescued From Randolph Home By Animal Rescue League
• Sacramento Woman, 28, Killed In Rollover Crash Off Business 80
• Woman Killed, Man Injured In Single-Car Crash On Stevenson Expressway
• 3 Teen Boys Arrested In Connection With Woodbury Car Thefts
• Congressman Ruppersberger Releases Statement Supporting Withdrawal From Afghanistan
• 5 Weekend Shootings Reported In Stockton; 6 Injured Including Teen
• Former Hockey Coach Christopher Prew Pleads Guilty To Child Rape, Sexual Assault Charges
• 'Early Warning Sign': Multiple Local Counties Have 'High' COVID-19 Transmission As Delta Variant Continues To Spread
• Biden Defends Afghanistan Withdrawal: "I Stand Squarely Behind My Decision"
• Pirates Designate Outfielder Ka'ai Tom For Assignment
• Search Underway After Woman Went Overboard In Pyramid Lake Near Castaic
• 2021 New Jersey Marathon and Half Marathon Canceled Due To 'Unknown Impact' Of Delta Variant
• Colorado Orders New Firefighting Helicopter That Can Get 1,000 Gallons Of Water In Under A Minute
• Local Groups Will Plant 20 Million Oysters In Severn River On Friday
• City Of Detroit Restarting TCF Vaccine Drive-Thru, Immunocompromised To Receive 3rd COVID Shot
• Longtime Watertown Grocery Store Russo's To Close This Fall
• Queen Anne's County Public Schools Implements Universal Masking
• 'I'm So Happy Because I Don't Like Being On Zoom': LAUSD Students, Parents Excited For First Day Of School
• Twins Offer Bomber Jackets At 4th Annual Prince Night
• Roseville Man's Body Recovered From Sand Lake After 4-Day Search
• Estranged Husband Shot And Killed In Texas After Showing Up As Kids Headed To First Day Of School
• Dallas City Manager Broadnax' Office Takes 'Full Responsibility' In Police Department Data Loss: 'There Was No Malice Here'
• Grant To Help Document History Of Black Housing In Inkster
• OktoBEARfest Returns To The Maryland Zoo With Over 50 Beers On Tap
• Oakland Substitute Teachers Getting Back Pay After Arbitrator Rules District Violated Agreement
• San Bernardino County Sheriff: 2 Men Drown In Separate Incidents In Colorado River, Lake Havasu
• David Pastrnak Wins Fifth Straight 'Golden Hockey Stick' As Czech Player Of The Year
• Married New Jersey State Police Detectives Forfeit Jobs After They Lied On Bar Fight Report: AG
• Scientists Discover Humpback Whales Singing In Waters Far North From Usual Breeding Grounds
• Legendary Mexican Singer Vicente Fernandez Remains Hosptialized After Fall
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 3-Day Total Of Nearly 6,000 Cases
• Donate To Victims Of California Wildfires
• More Indiana Schools Requiring Masks As COVID-19 Cases Climb
• Port Of Baltimore Receives $1.6 Million Federal Grant For Cybersecurity Improvements
• Navy Football Unveils New Uniform For Fall Season
• San Francisco Man Faces Hate Crimes Charges in Over 30 Acts of Vandalism, Burglary at Chinese-Owned Businesses
• Elk Grove Man, 77, Still Missing Nearly A Week Later
• Lil Baby, Justin Bieber Headline Made In America Festival This Labor Day Weekend
• Pittsburgh Steelers Fans Required To Mask Up When In Indoor Areas Of Heinz Field
• Tri-County Health Department Could Vote On A Mask Mandate On Monday
• Former West Penn Hospital Worker Who Secretly Recorded Employees, Patients In Bathroom Gets Jail Time
• Sacramento Man, 68, Dies In Fiery Head-On Crash Along I-5 In Woodland
• Video: Cops Save Choking Baby In Brooklyn
• Hogan Says MD Is 'Ready And Willing' To Accept More Afghan Refugees
• COVID Vaccine Booster Shots Now Available For Immunocompromised New Yorkers
• 27,000 West Contra Costa Unified Students Return For In-Person Learning
• Detroit-Based Gun Rights Group Aims To Give Firearm Lessons To 4,000 Women
• Drone Reportedly Passes Below JetBlue Flight Landing At Logan Airport; FAA Investigating
• CareFirst To Require Employees & Guests To Be Vaccinated
• Governor Tom Wolf Says 80% Of Adult Pennsylvanians Have Received First Dose Of COVID Vaccine
• Maroon 5 Says Dallas Fans Must Show Proof Of COVID-19 Vaccination Or Negative Test
• Report Suggests Baltimore City, Baltimore County Consolidate Operations Of Water Systems
• Ohio Mom Pleads Guilty To Murder In Missing 6-Year-Old Son's Death
• Pedestrian Hit, Killed In San Jose Intersection; DUI Suspect Arrested
• Freshman Whose Dad Died In Line Of Duty Gets Big Hug From Pueblo Sheriff On First Day Of High School
• Mom loses daughter to breakthrough COVID case: "I prayed with her"
• Pennsylvania To Offer Weekly COVID-19 Testing Program For Schools
• Florida Conservation Groups Set Stage for Lawsuit Over Manatee Protections
• Illinois Senate President Don Harmon Recovering From 'Breakthrough' COVID Case
• 'The Price Is Right' Celebrates 50th Season With Weeklong Celebration On CBS
• Detroit Offers 3rd Vaccine Dose, Mayor Warns Of Virus Spread
• Baltimore Police, U.S. Marshals Arrest 93 Fugitives Over Two-Week Operation
• CDC COVID-19 Community Transmission Map In Pennsylvania
• Florida Sees Tourism Rebound in Second Quarter
• New York lawmakers to publish report on Cuomo's conduct
• Pedestrian Fatally Struck On Route 73 In Pennsauken Township
• Gophers, Among College Football's Oldest Teams, Talk Unfinished Business This Season
• President Joe Biden Thanks Dallas ISD Superintendent Dr. Michael Hinojosa For Continued Mask Mandate
• Construction Crews Begin Work On Obama Presidential Center In Jackson Park
• Funeral For Fallen CPD Officer Ella French Set For Thursday
• Pfizer Submits Data To FDA Showing A Booster Dose Works Well Against Original Coronavirus And Variants
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Inch Lower But Not By Much
• New CBS News Poll Shows Tight Race In California Recall Election
• Cam Newton Says Bill Belichick Hasn't Told Him That He's Patriots Week 1 Starter
• Beaumont Offers Free Coronary Calcium Scans To First Responders
• Avanti Frozen Foods Expands Frozen Shrimp Recall Over Salmonella Outbreak
• Proof Of COVID Vaccine Or Negative Test Will Be Required At Major Massachusetts Concert Venues After Live Nation Announcement
• Gardening 101: A Look At The Texas Tree Foundation's 'Cool Schools/Community Parks Program'
• Patriots-Eagles Joint Practice Takeaways: Mixed Day For Cam Newton, Mac Jones
• Indy's Road Course Gets Mixed Reviews From Cup Drivers
• WATCH: Colorado Buffaloes' Jabari Walker Shatters Backboard On Dunk Attempt
• Inter Miami CF Seeks First Victory Against Chicago Fire CF In Home Game Action On Wednesday Night
• Peter King: 'Matter Of Time' Before Mac Jones Wins Starting Job Over Cam Newton
• High School Graduate With Perfect Attendance Record Since Kindergarten Wants To Be A Math Teacher
• Avanti Frozen Foods Recalls Frozen Cooked Shrimp Over Salmonella Concerns
• Bucks County Health Department Provides School Districts With Back To School Guidance As COVID-19 Cases Rise
• Resurfacing Coming To Detroit's East Jefferson Avenue
• 'Gotta Go Out West': High School Seniors Convert School Bus Into RV For Post-Pandemic Cross-Country Road Trip
• Summer COVID Surge Causing Long Lines At South Florida Test Sites
• COVID In Minnesota: 5 More Deaths, 1,470 New Cases Reported Monday
• USWNT Star, New Jersey Native Carli Lloyd Announces Retirement
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 3-Day Total Of Nearly 600 New Cases
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Positivity Rises To 4.65%
• Gov. Tom Wolf: 80% Of Pennsylvanian Adults Have At Least One COVID-19 Vaccine Dose
• WWE Monday Night Raw Set For Golden 1 Center Return In October
• UAW Members To Vote In Fall On Direct Election Of Leaders
• Woman Found Dead In North Minneapolis Alley Identified As Tiffany Monique Walker, 29
• Drivers Urged To Go Slow, Stop For School Buses As LAUSD Students Return To Campuses
• Man Dead, Woman Critically Hurt After Car Slams Into Tree In St. Paul
• Collapsed Woman In Millersville Parking Lot Struck, Killed By Car
• 'Significant Cocaine Load', Worth $2 Million Seized At Texas-Mexico Border
• Population drop in rural areas spotlights farm worker shortage
• Orioles Farm System Ranked No. 2 By Baseball America
• MTA Removes Motorman Accused Of Allowing His Girlfriend To Operate D Train In Brooklyn
• Man Stabbed To Death Near Downtown Minneapolis ID'd As Omar Ali Hirsi
• Baker Not Changing Mask Guidance Because Massachusetts In 'Dramatically Different Place' Than Other States
• U.S. probes Autopilot problems on 765,000 Tesla vehicles
• Michigan Tops 20,000 COVID-19 Deaths, Braces For New Wave
• Allmendinger Gets 1st Indy Win
• Ravens QB Trace McSorley Out For Preseason
• Minnesota Extends $100 Vaccine Incentive Program For Another Week
• Cat helps save 83-year-old who fell into ravine
• Naomi Osaka to donate tournament prize money to Haiti relief
• 'Twindemic' of COVID, Flu Concerns Rise With Lifting Of Mask Mandates
• Celtics Set To Face Kings In Las Vegas Summer League Championship Game On Tuesday
• Patriots' Matt LaCosse Knocked Out Of Practice By Eagles' Derek Barnett
• Washington Monument Closed After Lightning Strike Damages System
• Michigan Deputy Dies After Being Shot In Chase With Gunman
• Governor Newsom May Face Turnout Challenge In Recall Election According To New CBS Poll
• CBS News Poll: Californians Say Recent Rise In Cases Was Preventable
• Food stamps to get permanent increase of more than 25%
• Woman Seriously Hurt After Falling Off ATV In Central Minnesota
• Police: Man Injured In Possible Hatchet Attack At Lower Manhattan ATM
• Mac Jones Wearing Sleeve On Left Knee As Patriots Begin Joint Practices With Eagles
• Tropical Depression Grace Threatens Further Destruction In Earthquake Hit Haiti
• NYPD Det. Shantay Neal-Baker Dies From COVID-19
• At Least 7 People Killed, 50 Wounded In Weekend Shootings In Chicago; 7-Year-Old Girl Among Those Killed
• Only One More Chance To Sign Up For Final VaxMillions Giveaway
• Adam Buksa Called Up To Polish National Team For September's World Cup Qualifiers
• Denver Weather: Here Comes The Smoke Again, Air Quality Expected To Quickly Worsen
• Grandville Woman, 51, Drowns While Swimming Off Boat In Lake Michigan
• More than 3,000 fake vaccine cards seized by border patrol
• How Mac Jones' Preseason Debut Compared To Other 2021 First-Round Quarterbacks
• Feds Open Investigation Into Tesla Autopilot System Following Series of Crashes
• Local Churches Offer Religious Exemption For Parishioners Who Don't Want Vaccine
• Luxury Train Trips Between Denver And Moab Begin On The Rocky Mountaineer
• Teenager Arrested After Double Stabbing In Cottage Grove
• Maryland Casinos Break State Contribution Record Despite Covid Restrictions
• Dallas Police Searching For Shooter That Left Man Dead Along Vilbig Street
• Bills Comeback To Beat Lions 16-15
• New DNA Technology Leads To Arrest In 1981 Carmel Cold Case Murder
• Local Ham Radio Hero Saves Friend's Life Hundreds Of Miles Away
• Shortage Of Hospital Beds Impacts Colorado Families Who Need Attention For Health Matters Other Than COVID
• 30 Years After Hurricane Bob Hit, Southern New England Still Waiting For The Next One
• Montgomery County Urges Residents To Wear Masks Indoors Amidst COVID-19 Cases Rising
• Payton Pritchard Drops 92 Points During Pro-Am In Portland, Oregon
• Short Naps Do Not Counter Effects Of Sleep Deprivation, Study Finds
• Glen Haven Residents Look For Help As They Deal With Long-Lasting Impacts Of Cameron Peak Fire
• PTL Links: Aug. 16, 2021
• Craig Announces Steps To Bolster Police Amid Crime 'Crisis'
• J.C. Jackson Lands At No. 49 On NFL Top 100 List; Stephon Gilmore At No. 47
• Udonis Haslem Signs For 19th Season With Miami Heat
• Pelosi seeks to move infrastructure bill, $3.5 trillion plan at same time
• Miami Weather: More Typical Summer Pattern Returns To South Florida
• Bay Area Woman Arrested For Starting Wildfire Near Echo Summit
• Day, Night Closures To Shut Down Several Lanes Of Century Boulevard Near LAX For People Mover Construction
• Tesla Autopilot Crashes Under Formal Investigation By National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
• San Francisco Public Schools Welcome Back Students To Full-Time Classes For 1st Time in 18 Months
• Afghan civilians fear what Taliban rule will mean for women
• North Carolina, a child bride destination, moves to change law
• Weather Blog: The Land Of Pleasant Living
• HPV Vaccination Rates On A Sharp Decline As COVID-19 Pandemic Rages
• Police: Man Wanted For Punching 66-Year-Old In Unprovoked Chelsea Attack
• Jonnu Smith Injured At Sunday's Patriots Practice; Hunter Henry, Chase Winovich Return
• 16-Year-Old Shot Near Party At Mt. Washington Airbnb
• Man Dies After Shooting Outside St. Paul Bar
• DHS warns "heightened risk" of violence ahead of 9/11 anniversary
• Transcript: Dr. Anthony Fauci on "Face the Nation"
• Texas Supreme Court temporarily blocks mask mandates
• County Public School Mask Mandates & The Texas Supreme Court Ruling
• Getting Behind The Wheel To Learn What Goes Into Driving A School Bus
• Death toll in Haiti earthquake climbs to 1,297
• U.S. Embassy in Kabul successfully evacuated
• Police Searching For Suspect In Armed Robbery At Carrick Store
• GOP Chair Jennifer Carnahan Pushes Back After More Republicans Call For Her Ouster
• San Antonio sports bar shooting leaves 3 dead, 2 wounded
• Pittsburgh Weather: Wet Start To The Week
• 7-Year-Old Serenity Broughton Killed, 6-Year-Old Sister Aubrey Wounded In Shooting In Belmont Central
• Woman Shot When Bullet Goes Through Wall Of Hermosa Apartment
• More Dogs Recovering At Humane Society Of North Texas After Distemper Outbreak
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/16 Monday Morning Forecast
• Rideshare Driver Carjacked In Wicker Park Near CTA Blue Line
• Pa. Game Commission Re-Launches Elk Cam
• Haiti braces for Tropical Depression Grace as Fred threatens Florida
• Chicago Weather: Sunshine And Low Humidity
• Downtown Pittsburgh Intersection Reopens After Water Main Break
• US Could Soon Hit More Than 200,000 New Coronavirus Cases Per Day, NIH Director Warns
• Avanti Frozen Foods Recalling Frozen Shrimp Over Salmonella Concerns
• Pittsburgh Public Schools To Discuss Back To School Delay, Busing Issues
• Officer Finds Woman's Lost Engagement Ring Buried In Rye, New Hampshire Beach
• Former Jets, Robert Morris Coach Joe Walton Dead At 85
• East Washington Borough Park Renamed In Honor Of Local Hero
• One Person Injured In Rollover Crash On Rt. 50 In South Fayette Twp.

Videos from August 16, 2021

• 8/16: Red and Blue
• Local Matters: What to expect as California Governor Gavin Newsom faces recall election
• Biden defends decision to withdraw from Afghanistan as Taliban seizes control
• CBS News poll: Majority of Californians approve of Governor Newsom's response to wildfires
• Afghans scramble to flee Taliban takeover
• Khaled Hosseini, author of "The Kite Runner," reflects on "heartbreaking" scenes out of Afghanistan
• Tropical Storm Fred makes landfall along Florida coast
• Biden defends withdrawal from Afghanistan as Taliban seizes control
• Biden administration announces boost in food stamp benefits
• Haiti earthquake death toll rises and hundreds are still missing
• Surge in COVID cases push Louisiana hospitals to the brink
• Tropical Storm Fred threatens Florida with severe flooding
• Veterans and Gold Star parents react to fall of Afghanistan
• Houston maintains school mask mandate despite Texas Supreme Court ruling
• Representative Mike Waltz: Biden administration had choices in Afghanistan
• Local Matters: California Governor Gavin Newsom faces recall election
• Former ambassador to Afghanistan addresses Taliban seizing control
• Special Report: Biden stands "squarely behind" decision to leave Afghanistan
• Chaos at Kabul airport as Afghans try to flee from Taliban takeover
• Death toll from earthquake rises as storm heads for Haiti
• NHTSA launches probe into Tesla Autopilot system
• Biden faces backlash over Afghan withdrawal
• Biden administration debates next steps for American evacuation from Kabul
• Recovery operations underway after massive earthquake in Haiti
• Biden to deliver remarks on Afghanistan amid chaos
• Children's hospital sees spike in COVID-19 patients as cases rise in Louisiana
• U.N. secretary general on "chilling reports" of human rights violations in Afghanistan
• Taliban returns to power in Afghanistan as U.S. evacuates
• Haiti earthquake death toll rises to nearly 1,300 people
• Silence from Biden as Taliban takes control of Afghanistan
• Afghanistan falls to Taliban leaving wake of chaos and uncertainty
• WorldView: Deadly flash floods in Turkey; Malaysia's leader resigns
• Growing number of women joining college baseball
• "Pose" star Mj Rodriguez on historic Emmy nomination, new music
• Jake Sullivan, President Biden's national security adviser, on the security situation in Afghanistan
• How the Taliban was able to take Afghanistan
• COVID-19 vaccination rates lag among staff in many nursing homes
• Breakthrough COVID deaths extremely rare
• Representative Liz Cheney on Afghanistan falling to Taliban after 20 years of war
• Taliban militants take Kabul as president flees Afghanistan, U.S. embassy evacuates
• 8/16: CBSN AM
• Sneak peek: "The FBI Declassified": Enemy of the State