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Articles from August 21, 2021

• Man Shot To Death In Azusa
• Red Flag Warning Conditions Create Challenges in Caldor Firefight
• Fans At Rams Game Told They Have To Wear Masks In SoFi Stadium
• Unvaccinated Adults 50+ Are 17x More Likely To Die Than Vaxxed Counterparts
• Reverend Jesse Jackson And Wife, Jacqueline, Hospitalized With COVID
• Arrest Made In Connection To Yuba City Storage Unit Burglaries
• Johnny Hecker, 51, Of San Diego Identified As Suspect In Friday Security Breach At John Wayne Airport
• Saturday Night Interview: Dr. Sarah Paper Gives Tips On Preparing Kids For The School Year
• MTA Announces LIRR, Metro-North Railroad Suspensions As Henri Approaches Tri-State Area
• Tracking Henri: Fire Island Residents, Visitors Urged To Leave Before Storm Slams Area
• Red Bulls-New York FC Game Postponed By Henri
• Tracking Henri: Long Island Residents Stock Up On Necessities Ahead Of Storm's Arrival
• Minnesota Lynx Beat Chicago Sky 101 - 95
• Revolution Extend Streak with 4-1 Win Over FC Cincinnati
• Gov. Baker Says Prepare For Power Outages Ahead Of Tropical Storm Henri
• Chicago Weather: Dry And A Bit Cooler On Sunday
• Masks On: Steelers Fans Required To Wear Face Masks In Indoor Areas Of Heinz Field
• Caught On Camera: Man Shoves 70-Year-Old Off Bus In The Bronx After Allegedly Saying 'You Don't Belong '
• A Special "Seasonal Blue Moon" Is Set For Sunday
• Four People Shot, Critically Wounded In Seat Pleasant Shootout
• One Man Killed, Five Injured In Separate Baltimore Shootings Saturday
• Pedestrian Trying To Cross South Philadelphia Road In Aberdeen Hit, Killed
• Bicyclist Killed In Glenview Hit-And-Run
• Former Ravens Players In NFL Alumni Chapter Host COVID Vaccine Clinic Saturday
• 30-year-old secret reveals real killer just before start of murder trial
• Lyle's Strong Start Leads Rangers Over Red Sox, 10-1
• Vacationers, Locals Brace For Henri's Impact On Jersey Shore
• North Bay Counties Join Forces to Distribute Water-Saving Tools, Promote Conservation
• Roethlisberger Throws 2 Touchdowns In 26-20 Preseason Win Over Lions
• Demonstrators Call On Fort Worth ISD To Require Masks In Schools
• Former Riverside Dance Director, Miguel Bolanos, Arrested On Multiple Counts Of Sexual Assault
• 1 Killed, 1 Critically Wounded In Marquette Park Shooting
• Philadelphia Weather: Tracking Henri's Effects
• Wilson Throws 2 TD Passes As Jets Beat Packers
• Marlins Fall Again To Reds 7-4 As Cincinnati Takes The Series
• Backed By 3 HRs, Scherzer Leads Dodgers Past Mets
• '3-Alarm' Fire Burns Multiple Buildings In St. Paul
• Bay Area Afghan Community Rallies Support for Refugees Fleeing Taliban
• Man Shot Multiple Times In Hunting Park, Left In Critical Condition, Police Say
• California Gig Worker Advocacy Groups React To Ruling That Prop. 22 Is 'Unconstitutional'
• Washington County District Attorney Eugene Vittone Dies After Battling Lung Cancer
• Glendale Fire Department Hosts Fire Preparedness Event Saturday
• Illinois Senate Republican Leader Dan McConchie Has 'Breakthrough' Case Of COVID-19
• Eversource, National Grid Make Extra Crews Available For Tropical Storm Henri
• State Police Searching For Missing 2-Year-Old Girl In Limestone Township
• Top News Stories You Might Not Have Heard About This Week
• Photo Gallery: New York City Celebrates Reopening With 'We Love NYC: The Homecoming Concert'
• Reverend Jesse Jackson And His Wife, Jacqueline, Hospitalized With COVID
• Rev. Jesse Jackson And His Wife Have Been Hospitalized After Testing Positive For Covid-19
• Before Tropical Storm Henri Arrives, New Bedford Yacht Club Rushes To Get Boats Out Of Water
• CBS4 Nat Moore Trophy Profile: St. Thomas Aquinas TE Mason Taylor
• Jarrettsville Firefighter Injured Fighting Fire At Street Home Saturday
• One Person Rescued From House Fire In Plum Borough
• Tiny Sea Turtles Are Hatching On Florida Beaches, Keep Them Safe
• Wade's 9th-Inning Pinch-Hit Homer Lifts Giants Past A's
• McKenzie Stops Angels, Whiffs Ohtani Three Times In 5-1 Win
• Backed By 3 HRs, Scherzer Leads Dodgers Past Mets 4-3
• Wade's Pinch-Hit HR In 9th Lifts Giants Past A's 6-5
• Carnival Cruise Ship Takes Off From Long Beach Port For First Time In 18 Months
• Police: Man Shot In Head, Killed In Strawberry Mansion
• Police: Suspect Broadsides Victim In Aurora, Speed, Alcohol Believed To Be Factors
• 'Help Is On The Way'; U.S. Southern Command In Doral At Center Of Haiti Earthquake Rescue Operations
• Four Women Arrested In Sutter County After Alleged Mail Theft Caught On Video
• Operation Backpack To Give School Supplies To Needy Families
• Gunfire Erupts A Second Time At Brooklyn Park Memorial
• Shoplifting Suspect Goes On Shooting Spree, Surrenders To Dallas SWAT
• State Employees Working Under Gov. Tom Wolf's Jurisdiction Will Be Required To Wear Masks
• Immunocompromised Coloradans Receive Third Dose Of Vaccine At UCHealth
• Ho-Shia Aaron Thao Returns To Twin Cities For His Hmong Ballet 'Diaspora'
• Steelers Fans Looking Forward To Returning To Heinz Field For Preseason Game
• Gov. Abbott Reports He's Now Testing Negative For COVID-19
• Cole Pitches Streaking Yanks Past Twins; Sunday's Game PPD
• North Hills Woman Says Her Fiancé Has Reached The Airport In Afghanistan
• Boxer Gervonta Davis On Board Private Plane Involved In Small Crash In Fort Lauderdale
• Bubic Takes No-Hitter Into 7th, Royals Beat Cubs 4-2
• Mayor Vic Carstarphen, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist Speak With Students At Rising Scholars Basketball Camp In Camden
• Woman Rescued After Copperhead Snake Bite On Trail In Loch Raven Reservoir
• Warrant Issued For Ronald Scott Clark Jr. In Alleged Hit And Run Crash That Critically Injured Man
• Phil Valentine, radio host and vaccine skeptic, dies of COVID-19
• Man Dies After Fight In Boulder, Police Looking For Witnesses
• AHN And Highmark Host COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics In Underserved Neighborhoods
• Minnesota Communities And Organizations Prepare For Afghan Refugee Arrivals
• Boy Partially Paralyzed After Acute Flaccid Myelitis Diagnosis Beats The Odds, Returns To Baseball Team
• Eagles Autism Challenge Returns To Philadelphia After Virtual Year Due To Pandemic
• Link: Everybody Love Everybody
• Dallas Community Working To Create Home For Escaping Afghan Family
• Illegal Dumping In Philadelphia At 'All-Time High,' Creating Unsightly, Expensive Problem For City's Sanitation Department
• Woman's Car Stolen From Streeterville Garage, And Security Says It's Happened Before
• Hurricane Henri Expected To Make Rare Landfall In New York or New England
• Memorial For Fallen Officer Ella French Vandalized
• With Tropical Storm Henri Approaching, Steamship Authority Is Expecting Ferry Cancelations Sunday
• Police: Isabelle Storey Found Safe, Search Cancelled
• San Francisco Man Dies Hiking in Death Valley, Heatstroke Suspected
• Corvette Driver Dead After Slamming Into Wall Of Duffy's Tavern
• Pedestrian Dies In Cambridge Car Crash
• Michael Morgan, Longtime Oakland Symphony Conductor, Dead at 63
• 'Second Chance At Life': Rehabilitated Juvenile Bald Eagle Flies Free For First Time
• Flyers, Travis Sanheim Avoid Arbitration With Two-Year Contract
• Dallas Mavericks Complete Training Camp Roster; Sign Rookie Free Agents
• Ground Breaks For New 'Defiance' Rollercoaster That Will Take You 7,132 Feet Above Sea Level
• Trubisky Shines As Bills Roll Past Bears With 41-15 Win
• Carnival Cruise Line Sets Sail On First Cruise From California
• Anne Arundel Police Seek Missing 15-Year-Old, Kiana Brown, From Ferndale
• Afghanistan evacuations continue amid airport chaos, security threat
• WATCH LIVE: AFRAM Virtual Concert Starts Saturday at 6 p.m.
• Bullied Plano Teen Turns Trauma Into A Positive, Creates Nonprofit
• Multiple Police Departments Take Part In 'Shop With A Cop' At South Hills Village
• Dallas Police Investigating After Man Found Shot Dead In Vehicle
• Twitter Suspends Account Of Ron DeSantis Press Secretary After 'Bullying' AP Reporter
• Loyola's Sister Jean Turns 102! School Plans Celebration As Students Return to Campus
• California Hiker Dies in Death Valley
• White Sox Fall Behind Early, Lose To Rays 8-4
• Climate Impact Of Coal Sales From U.S. Lands Scrutinized
• Ed's Driveway: Chevrolet Trailblazer
• Missing 4-Day-Old Baby From Worcester Has Been Found Safe; 2 Suspects Arrested For Kidnapping
• West Virginia Lowers Flags For Returned Remains Of World War II Sailor
• Stream Dallas Cowboys Preseason Games Live On CBSDFW
• Colorado Woman Pushing To Get Family Back Safely From Afghanistan
• Four People Wounded In East Garfield Park Shooting
• Miami Beach Police Temporarily Suspend Ordinance Used Against People Filming Officers
• 4 Juveniles Arrested In Death Of 16-Year-Old Teen Slain In Street
• New Regeneron Monoclonal Antibody Treatment Center Now Open At Tropical Park
• Dixie Fire Update: Weary Crews Brace For Red Flag Winds; Fire Grows To 714,219 Acres, 'Today Will Be A Day Of Battle'
• University of Virginia disenrolls 238 students who did not get COVID vaccine
• Forecasted high winds fan concerns over growing Caldor Fire
• REPORT: Dead & Company Fan Dies From Fall Off Balcony During New York Concert
• 50 Report To Jefferson County Fairgrounds To Resolve Outstanding Warrants
• Otters Have A Friday Frolic At Pittsburgh Zoo And PPG Aquarium
• WATCH: Gov. Cuomo's Update On Preparations For Hurricane Henri
• BSO's Operation Breaking Chains Leads To Human Trafficking Arrest
• New Bedford Closes Beaches, HarborWalk Ahead Of Tropical Storm Henri
• Police Cruiser Rolls Onto Side After Crash In Danvers; Trooper, 2 Others Injured
• Broncos' Outlook Brighter With Healthy Von Miller & Courtland Sutton
• Eric Kay, Ex-Angels Employee, Allegedly Supplied Drugs To 5 Other MLB Players Besides Tyler Skaggs
• Crews Work To Contain 2 Wildfires In Lake Of The Woods
• NYPD: Suspect Shoved 76-Year-Old To Ground, Stole $300 Chain
• Gov. Tom Wolf Announces McKees Rocks To Receive $2.3 Million To Fix Blight Issues
• Morgan County Sheriff Alerts Residents To Possible Code Enforcement Impersonator
• 6-year-old orca dies suddenly at SeaWorld San Diego
• Newark Police Arrest Suspect In Armed Robbery, Shooting Incident
• ICU beds in short supply as COVID-19 cases continue to spike
• One Killed, One Hospitalized In Rollover Crash On I-394
• Many In Favor Of Changing Name Of Squaw Mountain To 'Mestaa'ėhehe'
• Community Comes Together To Find Young Girl's Teddy Bear She Lost At Butler Farm Show
• Patriots Plane Filled With Medical Equipment, En Route To Haiti
• Full FDA Approval Of Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Is 'Imminent', Senior Federal Official Says
• Toxic algae blooms eyed in deaths of family of 3 on hiking trail
• UPDATE: Caldor Fire Still 0% Contained After 7 Days, Forces Closure Of National Parks
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Mentoring Matchup As 'Bigs In Blue' Event Teams Up Kids With Local Law Enforcement
• Pints In The Park Kicks Off Saturday Afternoon
• Manhattan Beach Volleyball Open Underway This Weekend
• Pedestrian Hit, Killed On Highway In Isanti County
• Former Steeler Ryan Shazier Announces New Book, 'Walking Miracle,' Available For Pre-Order
• SoFi Stadium Working To Reduce Long Lines At Concession Stands
• Evacuations underway as Hurricane Henri bears down on the Northeast
• Supreme Court Denies Bid To Block Construction At Obama Center Site
• Driver Intentionally Crashes Into Santa Cruz Building While Arguing With Girlfriend
• Colorado Weather: Few Scattered Storms Expected Saturday
• Lamborghini Crash In Hollywood Injures 3, With Driver Arrested On Suspicion Of DUI
• Deadly Double Shooting Saturday In South Los Angeles
• Minnesota Weather: Brief Tornado Touchdown Reported Near Brooten Friday Evening
• Air base holding Afghan evacuees filled to capacity
• Police Seek Help Identifying Body Of Pregnant Woman Recovered From Lake Michigan
• West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Launches More Vaccine Prize Giveaways As COVID-19 Tightens Grip
• 'Recipe For Disaster': Tree Removal Companies Anticipating Heavy Damage From Tropical Storm Henri
• Downtown Minneapolis Cafe To Require Proof Of Vaccination, Negative Test To Dine Inside
• Ben Roethlisberger Says He Hopes To Play As Many Snaps As He Can In Preseason Game Against Lions
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 1K New Cases & 15 Deaths Reported Saturday
• Blue Angels Performing This Weekend; Here Are The Best Lakefront Viewing Areas
• In U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, Russia sees an opening
• AP: Top Donor Of Gov. Ron DeSantis Is Regeneron Investor
• Firefighters Battle A House Fire On 4th Avenue In Rankin
• 3 Teens Shot At House Party In Maynard
• China allows couples third child amid demographic crisis
• Caldor Fire: Highway 50 Remains Closed From Pollock Pines To Meyers
• Woman Killed In Minneapolis Hit-And-Run
• FOUND: Moorhead Police Seek Help Finding Missing 11-Year-Old Isabelle Storey
• 1 Killed, 2 Critically Injured In South Austin Shooting Outside Gas Station
• Chicago Weather: Heat, Humidity Continue Ahead Of Afternoon Storms
• General Motors Extends Recall To Cover All Chevy Bolts Due To Fire Risk
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: Aug. 21, 2021
• Dodgers Hold Off Mets 3-2 To Extend Win Streak To Eight
• Final Preparations Being Made For 'We Love NYC: The Homecoming Concert' In Central Park
• Sources: Body Found In Barrel In Ridgefield Park, N.J. Identified As Woman Who Worked As High-End Escort
• Hey Ray! How MRI's Work
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm-Up On The Way
• Pittsburgh Preparing For Busy Weekend As Events Take Place Throughout Town
• Police Investigating After Man Shot At Rivers Casino Parking Garage, Suspect Taken Into Custody
• Mars Candy Land In Butler Co. Stuffs Backpacks For 'Sweet Start' To School
• Annual 'Ramp Crawl' In Schenley Park Raises Accessibility Awareness
• Arizona Cardinals' Larry Fitzgerald: 'Don't Have The Urge To Play' Football
• Pa. State Police Investigating Deadly Shooting at Fayette Co. Apartment Complex
• 18-Year-Old Arrested For Homicide Following Pitcairn Shooting, Police Looking For Three Other Suspects
• Silence of the Sonograms - DC's Legends Of Tomorrow
• Fear the Briannas - Wellington Paranormal
• Flanks/Yams - Dead Pixels
• Killing Me Softly With His Song - Roswell, New Mexico
• Pledge Allegiance - The Republic Of Sarah
• Summer School: Chapter Three - DC's Stargirl
• Welcome Back, Kara - Supergirl
• Chapter Eighty-Nine: Reservoir Dogs - Riverdale
• Power Trip - In The Dark
• The Power of the Masters - The Outpost
• Spirits in the Material World - Burden of Truth
• The British Are Coming - Dynasty

Videos from August 21, 2021

• The 30-Year Secret – The Tracey Harris Murder
• California judge strikes down Proposition 22 on gig workers
• 19-year-old attempts to become youngest woman to fly around the world solo
• San Antonio teachers push for in-person classes this fall
• COVID surge straining health care system once again
• Biden administration scrambles to contain Afghanistan crisis
• U.S. evacuation efforts continue in Kabul
• Preparations underway ahead of Hurricane Henri’s impact
• Latest forecast for Hurricane Henri
• Wild horse round-up in drought-stricken West sparks debate
• Understanding how Afghanistan fell to the Taliban
• U.S. evacuation efforts resume in Kabul
• Crews face challenges in delivering aid to Haiti following deadly earthquake
• Tropical Storm Henri strengthens into hurricane
• California's Caldor fire expected to grow with high winds; concerns grow over firefighter fatigue
• The Dish: Chef Olia Hercules on changing perception of Ukrainian food
• Volunteers build special chair for quadriplegic man
• Mike Duncan on "Hero of Two Worlds,” Lafayette’s crossing
• The cost of the 20-year war in Afghanistan
• Nation's top auto safety regulator investigating nearly a dozen accidents involving Tesla vehicles
• ICUs across the country strained as COVID-19 cases surge
• Evacuees from Afghanistan flown to Germany and Qatar
• New Englanders brace for Henri, expected to become hurricane