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Articles from August 18, 2021

• UPDATE: Cache Fire Destroys Dozens Of Homes, Burns 80 Acres In Lake County
• COVID: San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo Calls For Proof Of Vaccination For Events At City-Owned Venues
• WILDFIRES: Bay Area Air Quality District Extends Advisory As Wildfire Smoke Drifts South
• Former Two-Term San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer Vying For California Top Spot Over Governor Gavin Newsom
• Firefighting Force Battling Caldor Fire More Than Doubles To 600 Wednesday
• Some Caldor Fire Evacuees Left With Nowhere To Go
• Scooter Rider Killed In Los Alamitos Collision 
• Colorado Family Questions Officer Training After Loveland Police Shoot Man Experiencing Mental Crisis
• Strike Crew Responding To Caldor Fire Has Been Working 12 Days Straight
• Helicopters That Can Fly At Night Join Firefighting Efforts For The First Time In Northern California
• Lakewood High School Teacher Changing How Geometry Is Taught Nationwide
• 4 People Wounded In Playa Del Rey Homeless Encampment Shooting
• Dodgers Pummel Pirates 9-0 For 6th Straight Win, Gain On SF
• Following Allegations Of Neglect, State Of Colorado Sues Arvada Assisted Living Facility To Protect Residents' Safety
• Chicago Weather: Muggy And Warm
• Luis Robert Has 3 Hits, 2 RBIs To Lead White Sox Past A's
• A's Fall To White Sox, Drop 4th Straight
• Mets Respond To Cohen Tweet With 12-Inning Win Over Giants
• 11-Year-Old Winnetka Girl, Scarlett Harper, Launches Campaign To Save The Bees: 'We're Going To Win'
• Shmuel Silverberg Killed In Denver Crime Spree, Police Search For Group Of 'Armed And Dangerous' Suspects
• Lyft Driver, Passengers Plummet 40 Feet Onto Commuter Rail Tracks Near South Station
• Keller @ Large: For Charlie Baker, There's Only One Call To Make On Mask Mandate
• Heaney, Rizzo, Velazquez Help Streaking Yanks Sweep Red Sox
• Air Quality Program Expanding to More Denver Schools, Adding Phone App
• Teen Fatally Shot In Crown Heights
• Miami-Dade County Schools Issue Mask Mandate, Defying DeSantis Order
• San Jose Reid-Hillview Airport To Close Because Of Lead Levels Following Vote By County Supervisors
• Local Vigil Held As US Troops Withdraw From Afghanistan And Taliban Retakes Control
• While Some Are Seeing Tax Refunds From IRS Months Later At Last, A Group Steps In To Help Those Who Still Aren't
• Four People Shot At Plumgar Recreation Center In Germantown
• EAT SEE PLAY: Mutts Canine Cantina
• Broward Commissioner Dale Holness' Daughter Accused Of COVID Relief Funds Fraud
• John Tolkin Scores, Red Bulls Hand Crew 5th Straight Loss
• Local Volunteers Gather Supplies, Prep For Arrival Of Afghan Refugees
• More Tri-State Area Businesses Requiring Proof Of Vaccination As Health Officials Release New Guidance About COVID Booster Shots
• Marlins Swept By Braves After 11-9 Loss
• More Than 2,000 People Sign Petition Asking Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh To Keep Masks Optional
• Brooklyn's West Indian Day Parade Canceled Due To COVID
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Changes Start Date Again To Sept. 3
• AMBER Alert Canceled For 7-Year-Old Jaila Puello Of Queens
• Heaney, Rizzo, Velazquez Help Streaking Yanks Sweep Red Sox
• Pizarro Scores In 93rd Minute To Send Miami Past Chicago
• Finding Minnesota: 450 Million-Year-Old Bedrock Houses One Of Minnesota's Tallest Waterfalls
• Mayor De Blasio Issues New Mask Mandates For Unvaccinated NYPD Officers
• Taliban Tightens Grip On Kabul Airport As Thousands Of Americans Await Evacuation
• 7-Year-Old Boy Shot In Abdomen In East Ukrainian Village
• Coney Island's Mermaid Parade Canceled Again As Delta Variant Fuels COVID Uptick
• Bucks County Shooting Suspect Killed By Police In Philadelphia After Pursuit, DA Says
• Maryland Mandates Vaccines For Hospital And Nursing Home Staff; Governor Hogan Pushes FDA To Approve Vaccines For Younger Children
• How Long Should I Wait To Get Flu Shot After COVID Vaccine? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Police Looking To Identify Suspect In Connection To Murder Of 15-Year-Old Jhosy Portillo
• Man Found Shot Dead On Mounds View Street, Police Say
• 11 Members Of Baltimore Gang '39 Babies' Or 'GreenTeam' Indicted, Officials Still Searching For One Fugitive
• Maryland Based Company Hungry Harvest Rescues Produce That Doesn't Make It To Supermarkets
• Ohtani Dominates On Mound, Homers In 3-1 Angels Win
• 29 Illinois School Districts Found To Be Out Of Compliance With COVID-19 Mask Mandate
• Safe Streets Baltimore Shows Crime Plan To Senator Van Hollen Following Murder Of Two Teens
• Minnesota State Fair Suggests Guests Skip Weekends, Spread Out Due To COVID-19 Surge
• 'The Situation For Our Family Is Getting Worse' Local Man Trying To Help Brother Escape Crisis In Afghanistan
• Disney Retires FastPass For New System With Added Cost
• Epidemiologist Dr. Katrine Wallace, Or 'Dr. Kat,' Uses TikTok To Inform About COVID-19
• Yarbrough, Rays Hand Orioles 14th Straight Loss, 8-4
• Nearly 50 Million Customers Might Be Victims Of Major Data Breach At T-Mobile
• North Texas Teacher Shares Experience Dealing With Mask Mandate Uncertainty
• Roseville, St. Cloud Schools Become Latest Districts To Require Students To Mask Up
• COVID Hospitalizations Continue Rise In LA County; Cases Up Among Homeless
• Detroit Residents First Fund Raises $5.7 Million For Non-Profits
• COVID: San Francisco Reopens Mass Testing Center as Case Numbers Rise
• Mobile City Hall Events Allow Chicagoans To Buy City Stickers, Parking Permits In Own Neighborhoods
• Alejandro Bedoya Scores, Philadelphia Beats NYCFC
• 68% Of Californians Say Crime A Very Important Issue, CBS News Poll Finds
• Person In Wheelchair Struck By Car Near East St. Paul Shopping Center
• Last 4 Exec. Directors Of MN GOP Call For Jennifer Carnahan To Resign Or Be Removed
• Scientist Says Current Wildfires Burning Hotter, Spreading Faster Than Ever Before
• Service members receive mental health resources as U.S. exits Afghanistan
• COVID: Santa Clara County Readies For Boosters, Deploys 'Vax Mobile' To Reach Unvaccinated
• McNamara, Buchanan Score 4 Minutes Apart In Revs' 3-2 Win Over DC United
• Walt Tyler Elementary School Burns to the Ground in Grizzly Flats, Community Comes Together
• 3rd Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine To Be Available Next Month
• Suspect In South LA Fireworks Explosion Expected To Plead Guilty
• North Bay Man Gives Military Veterans Community, Free Meals
• 71-Year-Old Queens Man Arrested After Allegedly Shooting Store Clerk During Attempted Robbery
• Illinois Department Of Employment Security Launches New Website, Intended To Be More User-Friendly
• Covid-19 Antibody Treatments Work, But They're 'Not The Path Out Of This Pandemic'
• Mets Respond To Cohen Tweet With 12-Inning Win Over Giants
• Long Line Of Mourners For Visitation For Fallen CPD Officer Ella French
• Pennsylvania May Use Taxpayer Dollars To Help Entice Major Golf Events
• Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony For Downtown Pittsburgh Apartments At Kaufmann's Building
• Maryland Weather: Tornado Warning Issued For Baltimore County
• COVID: U.S. Health Officials Publicly Endorse Booster Shots
• Baltimore Fire Crews Respond To Two-Story Apartment Fire
• 41-Year-Old Sarah Trueway Lin Reported Missing In Cerritos
• NYPD Searching For Man Accused Of Raping 9-Year-Old Girl Multiple Times In 2015
• Vacaville Man Fatally Stabbed In Fairfield; Suspect At Large
• Hostess Recalls Hot Dog, Hamburger Buns Over Listeria, Salmonella Concerns
• Mets Offense Finally Breaks Through in 6-2 Win Over Giants
• Midwestern Pet Foods Receives Warning From FDA After Hundreds Of Pet Deaths, Illnesses
• IMF denies Taliban access to millions in Afghanistan funding
• Teen Boy From Longmont Believed To Be With 'Unsafe' Mother, Roberta Tenore
• Salem State Hosting Its Own Vaccine Lottery With 9 Prizes For Students
• Texas Law That Makes Abortion Method Used In Second-Trimester Pregnancies Illegal, Upheld By Appeals Court
• R. Kelly Sex Abuse Trial Begins In Brooklyn After Dodging Hennepin County Charges
• Man Dies Nearly 2 Weeks After Falling Over Hillside During Police Chase In Brighton Heights
• Violations, Partial Vacate Order Issued At Bronx Building After Deadly Railing Collapse
• Vikings LB Cam Smith Announces Retirement A Year After Open Heart Surgery
• Long Island Crews Preparing For Potential Flooding, Downed Trees From Tropical Depression Fred
• 19-Year-Old Victim Of Sunday Hit-And-Run In Hollywood Hills Being Treated For Broken Vertebrae
• 'It Was Absolutely Amazing' Temple X Summer Program Looking To Continue Throughout Academic Year
• PG&E shut off power to 48,000 residents, citing wildfire risk
• New State Law Changes Milk Expiration Date Requirements
• I-70 Closed Through Glenwood Canyon After Flash Flood Warning Issued
• Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert Discloses Husband's Work For Energy Firm During Campaign Transactions Inquiry By Federal Elections Commission
• Advocates Urging TikTok To Improve Its Parental Monitoring Features
• CA Mandates Proof Of Vaccination Or Negative COVID Test For Indoor Events
• 'Abby Was Such A Bright Light': Abby Anderson, Sister Of Runner Gabe Grunewald, Killed By Driver In Falcon Heights
• No Bail For Jermaine Little, Man Charged With Dragging Officer During Traffic Stop
• COVID: New Report by Oakland Nonprofit Analyzes Struggle of Girls During Pandemic
• Mets Owner Steve Cohen Jabs At Team's Offense On Twitter: 'Hard To Understand How Professional Hitters Can Be This Unproductive'
• Tunnel To Towers Foundation Hosting 'Never Forget Concert' At Jones Beach
• Depleted Cubs Quiet Playoff-Contending Reds Again, Win 7-1
• LA County Fair Says Goodbye To September With A Farewell Food Fest
• Man Impersonating Officer Grabs Woman By Neck During Fake Stop, Cherry Hill Police Say
• 11-year-old launches campaign to save the bees
• Couple Who Met As Children At Kennywood Gets Engaged On Same Ride
• Fort Worth A Finalist For $5B Electric Vehicle Manufacturing Plant
• Teen Hit By Train In Chelmsford, Seriously Injured
• Retired Evergreen Park Special Education Teacher Killed, Another Person Wounded In Dan Ryan Expressway Shooting; 2 In Custody After Chase
• Homes In Denver Metro Area Selling Up To $1 Million Over Listing Price
• Prosecutor calls R. Kelly a "predator" as racketeering trial begins
• Brooklyn Family Says 11-Year-Old Son Helped Save Them From Overnight Fire
• Parents Of 2 Die Holding Hands In Hospital, Days After Western Wisconsin ATV Crash
• CPD Officer Carlos Yanez Jr. Fights To Recover After Being Shot 3 Times In Same Incident Where Officer Ella French Was Killed
• Two Men Hospitalized After Fire Destroys Two Docked Boats In Dania Beach
• COVID: California Expands Proof Of Vaccination, Testing Requirement To Indoor Events With 1,000 Or More People
• CDC Forecasts Uptick In COVID-19 Cases In The Next Two Weeks For Cook County, Nationally
• More U.S. forces deployed to Haiti as death toll tops 2,000
• Post-Jurassic Fossils Uncovered By CU Boulder Scientists
• Allegheny Health Network And UPMC Say They Will Be Ready With COVID-19 Booster Shots
• Suspect Arrested After Shooting Yardley Police Chief Multiple Times During Standoff At Yardley Commons, DA Says
• Bustang To Broncos Service Resumes After Hiatus
• NYC Health Department Investigating Legionnaires' Cluster In Harlem
• San Francisco Health Officials To Begin Offering 3rd Dose of COVID Vaccine
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Suspect Who Robbed Shell Gas Station At Gunpoint
• McConnell criticizes Biden for pulling U.S. troops from Afghanistan
• RSV Cases Trending Down In Texas, But Experts Not Sure That Will Continue With Kids Back In School
• Marin Bikes Announces Voluntary Recall For Bottom Brackets On 2021 Bikes
• City Councilman Introduces Resolution To Support LA River Restoration And Recreation Project
• Texas Planning To Open Antibody Infusion Center in Fort Worth
• COVID infections during pregnancy linked to higher risks
• UPDATE: Southbound I-280 Reopens in San Francisco After Freeway Shooting Investigation
• Mansfield ISD Student Arrested After Being Caught With Gun In Backpack At School
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• Haiti Relief Supplies Being Gathered, Packed Up At Port Everglades
• Pennsylvania May Use Taxpayer Dollars For Major Golf Events
• Former Alameda Deputies Convicted on 11 Felony Counts
• Atlantic City Airshow Returns To Jersey Shore Following Year Off Due To COVID-19
• Chicago Community Groups Provide 'Intensive' Support Programs To Steer Teens From Crime
• Jackson North's Chief Medical Officer Not Surprised At Booster Shots Recommendation
• Childhood Friends Teaming Up To Bring Message Of Racial Justice To Philadelphia Suburbs With Symbol Of Solidarity
• Afghans In Massachusetts Worry About Family Back Home Under Taliban Rule
• Concord Police Search For Suspect in Shooting at Rec Center Parking Lot
• Big Traffic Changes Coming To Pittsburgh For Packed Weekend Of Events
• Small Business Owner Calls On Gov. Baker To Reissue Statewide Indoor Mask Mandate
• Man Wanted In Several Hammer Attacks On CTA Trains, Buses
• Music Mogul Clive Davis Hoping To Help NYC Heal Through Homecoming Concert, Says To Expect Surprise Artists
• Twins Top Indians 8-7 With Another Walk-Off From Jorge Polanco
• 11 Firearms Stolen In Burglary Of Goleta Gun Store; $10,000 Reward Offered By ATF, National Shooting Sports Foundation
• Olympian auctions off medal to help pay for infant's heart surgery
• Dozens Of Texas School Districts In Legal Battles Over Gov. Abbott's Ban On Mask Mandates
• Lawmakers Pore Over Census 2020 Data With Redistricting Maps In The Balance
• Broad-Daylight Shooting Leaves One Person Injured On Dan Ryan Expressway At 31st Street
• Broward Public School Students Mask Up For First Day Of School
• COVID-19 Booster Shots - Dr. Mallika Marshall Explains What You Need To Know
• Incoming Gov. Kathy Hochul Tours School In Queens, Indicates She'd Like Statewide Mask Mandate For Students
• Many parents are going into debt to afford school supplies
• Gilpin Township Faces Shortage Of Workers Due To COVID-19
• Where To Get Four Seasons Total Landscaping's Lawn Jawn Beer Reliving Presidential Election Fame
• Pennsylvania Teachers Unions Urge Schools To Require Masks
• Iconic Broadway Restaurant Joe Allen Reopens For Business
• SF DA Announces Campaign To Take Down Ghost Gun Manufacturers, Sellers
• Texas Towns With Fewer Than 50K Residents Eligible For More COVID-19 Response Funding
• Suspect Arrested In South Sacramento Shooting That Left 19-Year-Old Dead
• The Northern Trust Preview: 'Going To Be A Lot Of Fun Because So Many Of The Top Players Are On Form'
• White House COVID-19 Response Team Unveils Plans For Booster Shots Program
• Missing St. Anthony Teen With Autism Found Safe
• Florida Sports Betting Deal Faces Second Court Challenge
• 'I Did The Best I Could': Former Parkland School Deputy Scot Peterson Breaks Down At Hearing On Child Negligence Charges
• Florida Opens Monoclonal Antibody Treatment Center At C.B. Smith Park In Pembroke Pines
• Shooters Exchange Gunfire Outside Busy Minneapolis Water Park
• Oakland A's Pitcher Chris Bassitt Out Of Hospital After Being Hit By Line Drive
• Delaware Valley Prepares To Administer COVID Booster Shots As Surge Continues
• 'They Need Support': Philadelphia Officials Break Up Homeless Encampment In Kensington
• 2 Men Wanted For 3 Cold Case Murders Committed Within 2-Mile Area In East LA
• Biden says U.S. forces could stay in Afghanistan past August 31
• Sheriff: Kansas Man Drowns In Ruth Lake
• 28-Year-Old Mexican Citizen Wanted For Rape Caught At Texas-Mexico Border 
• R. Kelly Sex Trafficking, Racketeering Trial Gets Underway In Brooklyn Federal Court
• Students Return Back To Classrooms Despite Rise In Covid-19 Cases Among Children
• With Help From Her Friends, Local Foundation Grants Woman A Wish
• Portion Of Baltimore-Washington Parkway To Be Closed In Southwest Baltimore This Weekend
• How Philadelphia Plans To Keep Kids Safe As School Year Approaches During Violent Summer
• Allegheny County Leaders Continue To Push For Vaccinations Amid Delta Surge
• U.S. Health Officials Recommend COVID Vaccine Booster Shots For Americans Starting Next Month
• Disneyland Replacing Free FastPass System With 'Genie' Apps Allowing Visitors To Pay To Skip Lines
• UPDATE: Caldor Fire In Sierra Tops 53,000 Acres; New Evacuations Ordered For Kyburz
• TSA Extends Mask Mandate On Flights, Buses, Trains Through Jan. 2022
• Minneapolis Public Schools Offering Mileage Reimbursement To Families Due To Bus Driver Shortage
• Massachusetts Reports 1,452 New COVID-19 Cases, 11 Additional Deaths
• Morgan Hill Police Advise Residents to Shelter in Place Due to Gas Leak
• Congrats! Penguins' Jake Guentzel Gets Married
• Adam Klemmer Racks Up 18 Charges In One Night After Allegedly Stealing Audi, Jaguar And More
• Three Prince George's County Police Officers Arrested For Insurance Fraud
• Dallas ISD To Provide Free Home Internet For Students
• State Issues $700M Plan To Treat Water Marred By 3M Chemicals
• A's All-Star Starter Chris Bassitt Suffers Facial Fracture; CT Scan, Vision Normal
• 'Watershed Moment;' Martinez To Build Dozens of Homes, New Park on Former Golf Course
• Twins' World Series Pitcher Jack Morris Suspended From Broadcasting After Using Accent During Ohtani At-Bat
• Halloween Horror Nights Unveils Full Lineup; Outdoor Mask Rule Won't Apply
• #CleanAirColorado Campaign Pushes For More Driving Options For Colorado Drivers
• Henry Ford Prepares For Third Shot As Hospital Sees Spike In COVID-19 Cases
• Man Accused Of Touching Woman On Bus And Forcing Himself On Another Woman In Colfax
• Murder Suspect Shot, Killed In Thornton, Crime Scene Set Up On Thorncreek Golf Course
• Suspect Arrested After Stabbing At Restaurant Depot In Needham
• Naval Academy Will Require Masks Indoors At Football Games
• Archdiocese Of Philadelphia Will Not Assist Parishioners In Receiving Religious Exemption From COVID-19 Vaccine
• Flash Flood Watch Across DFW Metroplex Until 10PM Wednesday
• Woman Attacked, Severely Injured By Cow Moose Believed To Be Protecting Calves Near Glenwood Springs
• LA City Council Approves Ordinance Requiring City Employees To Get COVID Vaccine
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Offering Sign-On Bonuses Up To $5K For Bus Drivers
• Justin Fields Kept Out Of Bears Practice With Sore Groin, But Coach Matt Nagy Says Fields Is Still Expected To Play Saturday
• 2 Injured In West Mifflin Shooting On A Drive
• Man Torches SUV In The Loop After Nearly Running Over Security Guard At Parking Garage
• Personal Information Of 40 Million Former, Prospective T-Mobile Customers Stolen By Hackers
• Tropical Depression Fred threatens mudslides in upstate New York
• Bears Rookie Offensive Tackle Teven Jenkins To Have Back Surgery
• $500K Powerball Prize Claimed By Cape Cod Man 1 Day Before Expiration
• Young Arlington Woman Charged With Manslaughter In Accidental Shooting That Killed Her Mother
• Beaver County DA: Woman On Scene Of Fatal Shooting Being Treated As Victim
• Yam Madar Heading Back Overseas After Turning Down Two-Way Contract From Celtics
• Pittsburgh Weather: Wet And Gloomy Day Across Western Pa. As Fred's Remnants Churn Through Area
• Defending 4A State Champs Argyle Eagles Begin Quest For Second Straight Title
• 10 Fun Amazon Buys Under $20 To Brighten Your Day
• Newsom Lays Out Firefighting Strategy As Wildfire Season Heats Up
• COVID In Minnesota: Positivity Rate Growth Slowing, But Still Above Line Of Caution
• 10 Great Last Minute Back To School Deals On Amazon You Can Get Right Now
• Meat Thermometers, Torches And Other Great Grill Accessories On Amazon Under $50
• Wireless Earbuds For Any Budget: Apple AirPods Pro, Bose QuietComfort, Echo Buds And More
• Vaccine Boosters Are Not Unusual: Dr. Leana Wen Explains Why
• Defense Secretary says military will evacuate "in the time available"
• Duggan, SBA Official Update Detroiters On Funding Available From June Floods
• Former head of OxyContin maker denies blame for opioid crisis
• Texas school board adds masks to dress code to get around ban
• Wines, Brews And Good Times Trailing Through Mercer County
• Hanging Lake Trail Closed Indefinitely Due To Mudslides, No New Reservations Allowed
• City Of Arlington Remembers September 11th, Will Raise 911 Flags For 20th Anniversary
• Denver Broncos Coaches, Fans Wear Purple For Alzheimer's Awareness
• AFRAM Festival Reschedules Events For Inclement Weather
• AP Source: President Biden To Require COVID-19 Vaccines For Nursing Home Staff
• West Hollywood Target Store Evacuated Over Arson Fire; Suspect Detained
• Firefighters Rescue Construction Worker Who Fell 14 Feet Down Hole In Mar Vista
• Gunfight Breaks Out At Memorial For Teen Killed In Shooting Hours Earlier
• Family Files Lawsuit Against Solano County Sheriff's Office Over Arrest
• Baker 'Seriously Considering' COVID Vaccine Mandate For State Workers
• Judge Wants Sale Of Surfside Condo Collapse Property To 'Benefit All Victims Collectively' Instead Of Onsite Memorial
• Dr. Phil Makes 'House Call' With A Father-Daughter Who Haven't Spoken In 5 Years While Living Under The Same Roof
• Old North Church, Made Famous By Paul Revere, Reckons With Its Ties To Slavery
• Gunman In Ambush Shooting Of San Bernardino Sheriff's Deputy Killed In Gunfire, 2 More Officers Injured
• UPDATE: Thousands of North Bay PG&E Customers Remain With Power Amid PSPS
• Schools Should Require Masks, Pennsylvania Teachers Union Says
• Maryland Institutes Stricter Vaccine Protocols For Workers At Nursing Homes, Hospitals
• Local Groups Like AFYA Foundation In Yonkers Stepping Up to Help People Of Haiti
• Kanye West To Hold 'Donda' Listening Party At Soldier Field On Aug. 26
• Allianz Field Will Host U.S. Soccer Icon Carli Lloyd's Last Game
• Feds Working To Cut Backlog Of Asylum Cases At US-Mexico Border
• Aaron Nesmith Hopes To Carry His Summer League Success To Celtics Next Season
• Delta To Add Daily Flights From Worcester Airport To LaGuardia In November
• Hurricane Grace Heading Toward Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula
• What Louisiana ambulance workers are seeing as COVID surges
• Driver Admits To Smoking Marijuana Before Crash That Seriously Injured 5-Year-Old
• R. Kelly's NYC trial gets underway as some accusers plan to testify
• Officials Seek Missing Lead Paint Test Tool With Radioactive Material
• Gratiot County Teen Sentenced To Probation In Sister's Death
• EA Sports Gives Denver Broncos New 'Mile High' Advantage In Madden 22
• Woman Sues Solano County Sheriff Deputies After Violent Run-In
• NYPD's John Miller On Taliban Takeover, Upcoming 9/11 Anniversary: 'We're In A Heightened Threat Position'
• Police: Osvaldo Sebastian Of Riverside Charged With Raping Teenage Girl After Meeting Her Over Social Media
• Okey Payne Found Incompetent To Stand Trial For Murder After Assisted Living Center Shooting
• UPDATE: Crews Stop Progress Of Vegetation Fire in Mill Valley Near Highway 101
• VTA Trainee Arrested In San Jose After Threatening To 'Shoot Up the Place'
• Big Rig Crash Shuts Down Southbound Lanes of I-35E in Denton
• R. Kelly Sex Trafficking, Racketeering Trial Gets Underway In Brooklyn Federal Court
• Training House Gym In Baltimore To Require Vaccination Proof
• Top Doc Told Whitmer School Mask Mandate Would Curb Virus
• Police Seek Owner Of Meth Pouch Left On Fullerton Golf Course: 'We're Sure You Are Upset'
• Want To Win Vikings-Packers Tickets? Get Your COVID Vaccine This Saturday
• 92% Of Pitt Students In University Housing Are Vaccinated
• Michael John Wood Of Florida Brought Back To Orange County To Face Charges In Violent Carjacking Of Elderly Lake Forest Couple
• Garth Brooks Cancels Gillette Stadium Concert Due To COVID
• Man Accused Of Shooting Texas Cop, Joshua Lee Green Arrested In Arlington
• Garth Brooks Cancels M&T Bank Stadium Show
• Philadelphia Health Officials Explain Plan For Distributing Booster Shots Following US Recommendation
• UFC Fighter Aspen Ladd Among Caldor Fire Evacuees
• Democrats say they'll probe "worst-case scenario" in Afghanistan
• AG Goes After Bridal Stores After Multiple Reports Of Delayed Wedding Dresses
• Michigan Man Charged With Assaulting Officer At US Capitol
• Dorchester Back-To-School Event Offers Free Backpacks, COVID Vaccinations For Eligible Kids
• Flash Flood Warning Possible For Glenwood Canyon Wednesday Afternoon, Crews Prepare For Possible I-70 Closure
• Americans owe $6.5 trillion for recent wars — in interest alone
• Teacher Appreciation: Elena Brantley-Phillips, ESE Teacher in the Detroit Public Schools Community District
• Howard County Police Investigating Fatal Crash In Annapolis Junction
• Angry Parent In Texas Accused Of Ripping Face Mask Off Educator At 'Meet The Teacher' Event
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia Officials Provide Update On Anti-Violence Efforts Underway Citywide
• Teacher Appreciation: Omotola Oluwole, Autism Spectrum Disorder Teacher at Oak Park Schools
• Miami Police Update: Missing Man Rafael Camacho Found Safe
• Teacher Appreciation: Pastor Alonzo Bell - Redeem Detroit, Project NOAH for Teen Moms
• Sacramento County Man, 21, Arrested For Death Of 5-Year-Old Boy
• Dallas Homeowner Shoots, Kills Man Who Broke Into His House, Police Say
• Professional Bull Riders Returns To CBS With The Music City Knockout 15/15 Bucking Battle This Weekend
• 15-Year-Old Girl Shot In Head By Stray Gunfire At Jerome Brown Playground In Tioga, Philadelphia Police Say
• Chicago Teachers Union Accuses CPS Of Stalling On Deal For COVID Safety Standards
• Contractor Faces $1.3 Million In Fines After Deaths Of 2 Workers At Boston Construction Site
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: New Data Shows 26 Additional Coronavirus-Related Deaths In Allegheny Co.
• Pittsburgh Labor Day Parade Canceled Over COVID-19 Concerns
• Teacher Appreciation: Shayla Scott - Teacher at Herrington Elementary in the Pontiac School District
• Eagles' Tyree Jackson Suffers Fractured Bone In Back During Tuesday's Practice
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 1,000 New Cases Reported For Third Time In August
• Crime Stoppers Offering $6,500 Reward For Information On Farmington Hills Homicide
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 2,332 New Cases, 25 Additional Deaths
• Southern California Gets Rare Mid-August Drizzle, Cooler Temperatures
• BPD Identifies Armed Suspect Shot By Officer Downtown Last Week
• Anne Arundel County Announces Clinics For Third Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• More Evacuations As NE Minnesota Wildfire Grows To 5 Square Miles
• Person Ambushes Texas Mother As She Enters Driveway, Fires Some 50 Shots Into Car
• Florida Parents Push Back In Lawsuit Over School Masks
• U.S. Health Officials Recommend COVID-19 Vaccine Boosters
• COVID Vaccine Booster Shots Rollout To Begin September 20, Starting With Those Vaccinated First
• Arlington Police Department Needs Help Identifying Man Who Carjacked Woman At Gunpoint
• 19-Year-Old Pedestrian Struck, Killed In Dundalk
• Face Masks Required For Students Ages 2 to 11 In School Districts Within Tri-County Health Boundaries
• Jackie MacMullan Retiring From ESPN
• CoCo District Attorney Imposes $4 Million in Fines for Steel Manufacturer
• Woman Struck And Killed By Unmarked Department Of Homeland Security Vehicle While Walking Across 5 Freeway Lanes In Silver Lake
• Exclusive: Picture On Social Media Starts Chain Of Events Leading To Rescue Of Teenage Girl From Staten Island Missing 4 Months
• COVID Booster Shots To Be Offered To Eligible Americans Beginning Sept. 20
• Witnesses Still Sought After Man's Body Found With Feet Bound In Colfax Canal
• Despite Active Tropics, South Florida Weather Is Relatively Calm
• VTA Employee Who Witnessed Mass Shooting Dies By Apparent Suicide
• Police: Man Suffers Broken Facial Bones In Subway Beating
• Love From 2,000+ Miles Away Helps Texas Teacher Zelene Blancas' Legacy Of Kindness Live On
• Californians Consider Crime A Major Issue, New Poll Finds
• Texas parent accused of ripping a mask off a teacher
• U.S. moves to speed up asylum process along southern border
• CDC reports decline in vaccine effectiveness, prompting booster decision
• Timeline Of R. Kelly's Life And Career
• Family: Man In Michigan Deputy's Shooting Had 'Irrational Thoughts'
• U.S. Health Officials: COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shots To Be Offered To All Americans Starting In Fall
• Aryan Brotherhood Hitman On San Quentin Death Row Dies In Prison Of Natural Causes
• Colorado Weather: Flooding Rain, Severe Thunderstorms, And Mountain Snow On The Way
• Pedestrian Struck By Potentially Multiple Vehicles In Hit-And-Run Crash
• Bill Belichick Gets His Sports Emmy For Work On NFL Network's 'NFL 100 All-Time Team' Series
• Caught On Video: Man Stomps On Pride Flag Outside Queens Home
• Miami Dolphins Make Roster Move
• U.S. health officials recommend COVID-19 vaccine boosters
• Restaurant, Bar And Gym Owners Begin Checking Proof Of Vaccination For Entry In NYC
• Fenway Park Hosting 'Harry Potter' Movie Night On Wednesday
• U.S. intelligence warned Afghan forces were increasingly fragile, sources say
• Whitmer To OK Letting Drunken Drivers Try To Clear Record
• Hackers stole personal data from millions of T-Mobile customers
• Data Breach Exposes Information Of More Than 40 Million T-Mobile Customers
• Tim Tebow cut by Jacksonville Jaguars, ending his NFL return
• 'Do The Right Thing': Woman Pleads For Help After Burglar Steals Urn Containing Husband's Ashes From Minneapolis Business
• Coaches Remember Khyrie Isaac, Teen Killed In Olney ShopRite Parking Lot Just Hours After Football Practice
• Afghanistan veterans reflect on the fall of Kabul
• Bear Spotted Several Times In Simi Valley Neighborhood
• Death toll from Haiti earthquake climbs to 1,941
• Missing Swimmer Reported In Red Rock Canyon Open Space
• Man Charged With Striking Two Officers With His Vehicle During Englewood Traffic Stop
• China's complex hopes and fears in the Taliban's Afghanistan
• Red Sox Need To Get A Grip After Losing Handle On Playoff Spot
• Hiker Dies After Fall From Cliff At River Gorge In UP
• Miami Weather: Partly Cloudy & Steamy
• Paris, Texas School District Adds Face Masks To Dress Code; Defies Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's Order
• T-Mobile Data Breach: More Than 40 Million People Affected
• Rideshare Driver's Video Shows Woman Being Brutally Beaten, In One Of Many Attacks Involving Groups Of Teens Downtown Lately
• New Wildfire In Boundary Waters Prompts More Area Closures
• Woman Shot While Sleeping In East Garfield Park Home
• Miami Seaquarium Being Sold
• Hurricane Bob Was The Last To Hit Southern New England 30 Years Ago, But It Wasn't The Last Major One
• Facing Shortage Of Drivers, School Bus Companies Ramp Up Recruitment Efforts As New School Year Looms
• Man Rescued From Lake Michigan After Struggling While Swimming Near Jackson Park
• Crystal Symphony Preparing To Be First Cruise Ship To Leave From Boston Since Pandemic Halted Industry
• Cooking With Rania: Greek Orzo Salad
• Back To School: Tips On What To Include In Your Child's Backpack
• Twin Cities Man Catches Near-Record Muskie On Bde Maka Ska
• PTL Links: Aug. 18, 2021
• Heartbreak Expressed From Family Of Afghanistan War Hero Danny Dietz After Taliban Moves In
• Pistons Sign C Luka Garza, F Chris Smith
• Fort Worth City Council Approves Honoring Atatiana Jefferson On Interstate-35W
• 'House Calls With Dr. Phil' Premieres Wednesday Night On CBS4: 'I've Always Had This Dream Of Going Where They Live'
• This Back-To-School Form You Might Not Know About Could Save You Money
• WATCH: Boston Dynamics Robots 'Parkour,' Land Backflips In Latest Video
• 'Heck Of A Fire Fight': Crews Face Multiple Challenges In Caldor Fire Area That's Burning To Burn
• Stone Temple Baptist Church Pastor Is On A Mission To Bring Beauty, Peace, And Restoration To North Lawndale
• Lions Release Long Snapper Don Muhlbach
• Judge Considering Key Rulings In Boy Scouts Of America Sex Abuse, Bankruptcy Deal
• Girl Scouts Add New Brownie-Inspired Cookie Called Adventurefuls For 2022
• Taliban tightens grip on Kabul as thousands of Americans wait to flee
• Englewood Grandmother With Arthritis Is Denied Disabled Parking Spot On Her Street, For Reasons That Are Perplexing
• Methane emissions from fossil fuels worse than previously thought
• Man Arrested In Connection With Killing Of Amanda Vangrinsven
• Patriots Release Troy Fumagalli To Trim Roster To 85 Players
• 6-Week-Old Boy Reportedly Taken From Mother Found Safe In Youngstown
• Teachers, Students Get Ready To Transition Back To School
• Even As Online Sales Growth Cools, Target Sees Strong 2Q Results
• 1 Arrested Following Brooklyn Park OD Death
• Caldor Fire ravages one Calif. town as Dixie Fire eyes another
• Police Investigating String Of Five Carjackings Within Hours Monday On South Side
• Pope urges people to get COVID-19 vaccine as "an act of love"
• 'Guilt By Association Is Just Wrong': GOP Chair Carnahan Again Denies Knowledge Of Lazarro Sex Trafficking Accusations
• 5 Men Wounded In Drive-By Shooting While Playing Dice In Brooklyn
• Play Or Penalty -- Big 12 Says Teams Face Forfeits If COVID Keeps Them From Games
• Weather Blog: Unstable Atmosphere
• Police Release Surveillance Photos Of Suspects In Murder Of Yvonne Ruzich, 70, In Hegewisch
• Celtics Will Open 2021-22 Season Against Kemba Walker, New York Knicks
• U.S. grapples with fallout from Afghanistan withdrawal
• 'That Exit Strategy Was 100% Wrong:' Two Local Veterans Concerned With Afghanistan Exit Strategy
• Human remains found in wheel well of plane from Afghanistan
• SEPTA Employees, Part Of Transit Workers Union 234, Warn About Possible Strike
• Travelers are canceling trips with COVID numbers rising again
• Dover-Based Plane Evacuates 640 Afghan Citizens After Taliban Takeover In Viral Photo
• U.S. to recommend COVID vaccine boosters after 8 months
• Zuckerberg won't say how many people viewed COVID misinformation on Facebook
• TSA to extend mask mandate through January 2022
• NYC businesses now checking if customers are vaccinated
• Dallas Police Investigating Shooting On Vantage Point Drive That Left 22-Year-Old Daylan Burns Dead
• COVID-19 symptoms and the Delta variant
• Texas Governor Greg Abbott tests positive for COVID-19
• Black Bear Caught On Camera Stealing Fish From South Jersey Backyard
• Family of 3 and their dog found dead on remote hiking trail
• California's Caldor Fire triggers evacuation orders
• Video shows alligator attacking trainer, visitor's daring rescue
• Brotherly Love: The Block Gives Back Wants To Change Communities Block By Block
• Chicago Weather: Foggy Start To Day, Isolated Showers And Storms Possible This Afternoon
• Contentious Christopher Columbus Statue Allowed To Remain In South Philadelphia's Marconi Plaza, Judge Rules
• Gov. Cuomo Files Retirement Papers Ahead Of Resignation, Pardons 10 People
• Taylor Hearn Has Solid 'Start' On The Mound, But The Rangers Fall To Mariners 3-1
• Frozen Shrimp Recalled Over Salmonella Concerns
• A ship sank in 1989. Now it's leaking oil after an Alaska earthquake.
• Californians and their views on crime - CBS News poll
• Pittsburgh Weather: Heavy Rains From Tropical Storm Fred Move In On Wednesday
• Upper Providence Little League On CBS3 As They Prepare To Play In Little League World Series
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/18 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Airbnb sues person who held unauthorized party where two were shot
• Parents Criticize Pittsburgh Public Schools Leaders During Community Hearing
• Man Shot During Armed Carjacking In Strawberry Mansion
• "Intelligence Matters" presents: Remembering 9/11 with Andy Card
• Four Shot In Southwest Baltimore Overnight, Triple Shooting Under Investigation
• Miami-Dade Superintendent Alberto Carvalho Supports Mandatory Masking With Medical Opt-Out
• District Judge To Reconsider Case On Potential Gun Range In Washington County
• Miami Dolphins Return To Practice With Slightly Trimmed Roster
• Anger and evacuations as deadly wildfires char France and Greece
• Allegheny Health Network Hosting Walk-In COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics This Week
• Pressure increases on school districts bucking mask mandate bans
• Overnight Fire Destroys Duplex In New Castle
• Wednesday's Child: 15-Year-Old Talaysia
• Wednesday's Show Info (8/18/21)
• Zelienople Borough Police Searching For Suspects In Vandalism Of Zelienople Community Park
• Pittsburgh Bureau Of Police Mounted Patrol Surprises Young Girl Battling Cancer
• Hotels Booked Solid By Caldor Fire Evacuees
• Caldor Fire Evacuees Hope Their Homes Are Still Standing
• 'I Think Pulling Out Was Probably The Right Decision:' Local Veteran Shares Thoughts On Afghanistan
• Fire Crews Expect Staffing Crunch As Multiple Big Fires Burn Amid Red Flag Warning 
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Urges Kids To Wear Masks In School
• Dodgers Get Fifth Straight Win, Beat Pirates 4-3
• Sacramento Kings Crush Boston Celtics To Win NBA Summer League Championship

Videos from August 18, 2021

• "The FBI Declassified": Enemy of the State
• 8/18: Red and Blue
• Delta variant fueling sale of fake COVID-19 vaccination cards, report says
• Future uncertain for Afghan women after Taliban takeover
• Biden administration recommends COVID boosters for millions of Americans
• 11-year-old girl is on a mission to save the bees
• COVID poses high risks for pregnant women, study shows
• Death toll rises after devastating Haiti earthquake
• Thousands in California ordered to evacuate as Caldor Fire explodes in size
• Storm threatens Northeast with severe flooding
• EPA bans pesticide tied to neurological damage in kids
• Senator McConnell on the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan
• Violence in Afghanistan challenges Taliban's pledge to rule with law and order
• U.S. races to evacuate Americans and allies from Afghanistan
• Biden unveils plan for COVID-19 booster shots
• Homeland Security asks U.S. immigration officials to assist with relocating at-risk Afghans
• Biden administration relies on Taliban assurances as it ramps up Afghanistan evacuations
• GOP candidates prepare to face off in next California gubernatorial recall debate
• Former Nevada Attorney General and Trump ally announces run for U.S. Senate in crucial race
• U.S. officials declare first-ever water shortage for Colorado River
• Special Report: Biden speaks on COVID-19 vaccines, boosters and nursing homes
• Austin says "we're not close" yet on pace of evacuations from Afghanistan
• From the 60 Minutes Archive: Rebuilding Afghanistan?
• From the 60 Minutes Archive: A Long and Dangerous Journey
• From the 60 Minutes Archive: Running The War
• Desperate conditions after Haiti's deadly earthquake
• Water shortage declared on the Colorado River
• Americans to get COVID vaccine boosters, while much of world waits for first shots
• U.S. evacuating thousands of Americans and allies from Afghanistan
• Afghan student flees country days before Taliban takes control
• Sneak peek: The 30-Year Secret – The Tracey Harris Murder
• New book goes behind the scenes of Afghanistan war
• WorldView: Fake COVID-19 vaccines seized in India and Africa; UK fears possible inflation
• What Taliban takeover in Afghanistan means for neighboring China
• Poverty and gangs hamper Haiti earthquake relief efforts
• R. Kelly trial on federal racketeering and sex abuse charges begins
• U.S. races to evacuate thousands from Kabul as Afghans hold anti-Taliban protests
• Yale professor and "The Happiness Lab" podcast host Laurie Santos on the importance of having fun
• U.S. ambassador to the U.N. on Afghanistan refugee crisis and how to protect women, girls
• Former R. Kelly attorney on singer's racketeering trial
• Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook removed 18 million posts with COVID misinformation, won't say how many people viewed them
• Thousands of Americans and Afghan allies remain in Afghanistan as the U.S. struggles to evacuate them
• Latest COVID surge puts ambulance workers in crisis mode
• Tens of thousands of families homeless in Haiti after earthquake
• Death toll rises in Haiti after earthquake destroys towns, crumbles buildings
• Caldor Fire explodes in size to nearly 23,000 acres, evacuations expanded
• 8/18: CBSN AM