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• Sacramento Mother Pleads For Help From Kabul Airport
• Outgoing NY Gov. Cuomo Grants Clemency To Father Of SF DA Chesa Boudin; 'My Heart Is Bursting'
• COVID: Governor Of Hawaii Urges Tourists Not To Come As New Cases Surge
• 'Knocking on Door to Lake Tahoe Basin;' Caldor Fire Eclipses 114,000 Acres; Nation's Top Firefighting Priority
• Plan Could Extend South Sacramento Sidewalks That End Abruptly Mid-Block
• A's Lose Late Lead Again, Bauers Rallies Mariners To Win, 5-3
• Amador County Rescue Group Saves Hundreds Of Animals Evacuated From Caldor Fire
• Crews Remove 225+ Loads As They Continue To Clear Debris From I-70 In Glenwood Canyon
• Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of Items Stolen From Glendale Storage Unit
• Galt Community Shows Support For Officers Injured In Head-On Crash
• Denver Boasts Nearly 80% COVID Vaccination Rate With At Least 1 Dose, 73% Fully Vaccinated
• Victim Stable After Shooting In Turlock, Police Say
• KPIX 5 Original Report: Fake COVID Vaccination Cards Surge
• Firefighter, 3 Residents Injured In Fire At South Shore Apartment Building
• Chicago Weather: Steamy And Stormy
• Torrance Police: More Than 300 Stolen Recall Election Ballots Found In Vehicle Of Suspect
• Venus Williams Doesn't Win Tournament At XS Tennis Village, But Is Glad To See South Side Host Tour Event
• Kathy Hochul Sworn In As New York Governor Before Ceremonial Inauguration Tuesday
• Stanton, Yankees Win 10th Straight, Cool Off Braves 5-1
• Cuomo Grants Clemency To 6 Inmates, Including Man Convicted In Deadly 1981 Bank Heist
• De Blasio: New York City Teachers, Staff Need To Be Vaccinated For School Year
• Video Appears To Show Man Attempting To Set Queens Church On Fire
• Henri's Impact: Major Parkways In Westchester County Closed For Second Day Due To Flooding
• NYPD: Woman Raped In Rideshare Car On Staten Island
• Health Officials Hope FDA Approval Of Pfizer's COVID Vaccine Encourages Those Who Are Hesitant
• Cubs Top Rockies To End 13-Game Wrigley Field Losing Streak
• Seneca Valley School District To Require Masks While Butler County Is In 'Substantial' Or 'High' COVID-19 Spread
• Many Wondering If Employers Will Start Mandating COVID Vaccines Following FDA's Full Approval
• Baseball Report: Miguel Cabrera Joins 500 Home Run Club
• Miami-Dade PD Investigating Multi-Victim Stabbing Where Child Has Died
• President Biden Asks Employers To Require COVID-19 Vaccination; Some Minnesota Businesses Already Doing It
• WWII vet reunites with siblings whose lives he almost cut short
• 4 People Shot At Sheridan Road And Wilson Avenue In Uptown
• Ald. Michelle Harris Wants Illegal Parties To Stop At Calumet Heights Storefront, Especially After Weekend Mass Shooting
• Protest Organizers Say St. Francis High School In Wheaton Refuses To Recognize LGBTQ Students' Chosen Pronouns
• Florida Woman Accused Of Throwing Cat Locked In Crate Into River
• On A Positive Note: Slice Of The American Dream
• Former Bruins Player, Boston Native Jimmy Hayes Dead At 31
• Dozens Of Colleyville Heritage High Students Rally In Support Of Principal
• On A Positive Note: Connecting With Vets
• COVID: Outbreak Shuts Down Classroom At Foster City Elementary School
• After CBS 2's Story, Tree Trimmers Remove Stumps And Branches Left Behind By Utility Crew In Aurora Men's Backyards
• In Letter To Biden, Hogan Calls For Approval Of Vaccines For Children
• Florida Judge Hears Arguments Over School Mask Mandates
• 9/11 Commemorative Artwork Unveiled Ahead Of Anniversary
• Lawsuit Claims Student Was Assaulted In Hazing By Football Team Members At Plainfield Central High School
• Man Hospitalized After Being Shot In Lakewood
• LAFD Investigating Captain For Blasting City's Vaccine Requirement In Uniform
• 2 Injured In Crash After Driver Falls Asleep Behind The Wheel In Rancho Cordova
• 52 Students In West Suburbs Quarantined After 7 Test Positive For COVID-19
• South Oak Cliff's Sydelle Toney Is First-Ever Female Coach On Boys Basketball Staff
• New Bill Would Prohibit Michigan Employers From Mandating COVID-19 Vaccines
• All 4 Remaining Chicago Area Disney Stores To Close
• Whitmer Offers To Help Refugees From Afghanistan
• Pittsburgh Woman Injured After Apartment Ceiling Collapses
• AT&T To Host Two Hiring In Metro Detroit On Aug. 23
• Angela West Said She Consumed Lemonade, Not Alcohol, Before Being Pulled Over, Arrested By Dallas PD
• Baltimore County Police Officer Anthony Westerman Convicted On Rape, Assault Charges
• Full Appeals Court To Hear Transgender Bathroom Fight
• Tension Around Mask Mandates Palpable As Kids Head Back To School
• Oakland County Woman Wins $2M prize In Vaccine Sweepstakes
• Principal Lannon, A Two-Time Cancer Survivor, Prepares For Students To Return To Guilford Elementary
• With Pfizer's FDA Approval, Where Can Coloradans Get A Vaccine?
• Crash Involving Tractor Trailer Closes Route 32 In Severn
• Police Investigate Suspicious Death In Shirley
• Florida Hospitals Face Staffing Shortages Amid COVID Spike
• COVID Influences Families' Back To School Worries, According To Recent Mott Poll
• New Jersey Educators Unsurprised By Governor Phil Murphy's Vaccine Mandate For Teachers, Staff
• Blue Jays Score Winning Run On Wild Pitch, White Sox Lose
• Ball Announces Plans To Fund Body-Worn Cameras For Howard County Police
• GM Recalls All Chevy Bolts Due To Fire Risk
• Report: Heather Mack, Convicted Of Killing Socialite Mother Sheila Von Wiese Mack, To Be Released Early From Prison In Indonesia
• Colorado Doctor Explains What FDA Approval Of The Pfizer Vaccine Means
• More Evacuations Ordered Amidst Growing Greenwood Lake Wildfire
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Positivity Dips Below 5%
• 3 Confirmed Tornadoes Touch Down In Massachusetts As Remnants Of Henri Pass Through
• Second Property Tax Installment Bills Coming In Cook County
• Peace Chapel Church, Worksite Labs To Open COVID Treatment Site In South LA
• Ravens Put Fort On Injured Reserve With Torn ACL
• Proud Boys Leader Who Burned BLM Flag Gets 5 Months In Jail
• Newly Vaccinated Wisconsin Residents To Get $100 Gift Cards
• 3 South Lake Tahoe Residents Face Drug Trafficking Charges
• $17 Million Deal For Naming Rights To Cal Memorial Stadium Paid Entirely In Cryptocurrency
• North Florida Restaurant Staff Receives $10,000 Tip From Diner
• Two Men Killed In Single-Car Crash In Lanham Sunday
• LA County COVID Hospitalizations Appear To Level Off Following Sharp Rise
• 2 Stabbed In St. Paul Light Rail Platform Fight Near State Capitol Building
• Galt Officers Harminder Grewal And Kapri Herrera Remain In ICU Following Head-On Crash
• Debate Over Masks In Newport Beach Schools Continues
• Health Officials Hope FDA's Full Approval Of Pfizer COVID Vaccine Will Convince Holdouts
• William Rodriguez-Lott, 53, Indicted For Allegedly Sexually Abusing 14-Year-Old
• What Will Full FDA Approval Of Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Mean For Vaccine Hesitancy, And Mandates, In Chicago?
• Brandon Road Bridge In Joliet Closed For Repairs Again After Reopening In Spring
• Cybercriminals Steal $2.3 Million From Peterborough, NH
• Gov. Tom Wolf Orders Commonwealth Flag To Be Flown At Half-Staff In Honor Of Washington County District Attorney Eugene Vittone
• Traffic To Switch Lanes On Route 32 Thursday For Highway Expansion Project
• Virtual Reality A Big Part Of Dallas ISD's New 'Hybrid' School
• Caldor Fire Evacuees Running Out Of Money With No Place To Stay
• Murphy: New Jersey School Staff And All State Workers Must Be Vaccinated Or Face Weekly Testing
• After Verification, Texas House Achieves Quorum For Second Time Since Thursday
• Deer Pierced By Arrow In Nevada City
• Gov. Cuomo Delivers Pre-Taped Address To New Yorkers On Final Day In Office
• Sacred Artifacts Stolen From Synagogue On Long Island: 'Very Sentimental To Every Single Jew'
• South Haven Man Collects, Assembles Historic Farming Equipment To Preserve Long Island's Legacy In Agriculture
• Heal The Bay Announces Coastal Cleanup Day In September
• 110-Foot Ferris Wheel Opening In Times Square
• Sacramento Man Accused Of Killing Brother With Arrow In San Diego
• COVID: CSU Chico Data Breach Leaks Student Requests For Religious Exemptions
• Dixie Fire Update: Reinforcements Join Genesee Valley Firefight; Blaze's Advance On Susanville Halted
• Loveland Police Explain Role Of Mental Health Professionals In Department
• Former Blackhawks Player Jimmy Hayes Dies At 31
• 3 Suspects Sought In Weekend Attempted Robbery Near UC Berkeley Campus
• Emmett Nelson Charged With Murdering Woman Found Dead In North Mpls. Alley
• Man Used Position With Audio-Visual Company To Solicit Sex Acts From Girls At Churches, Tarrant County Sheriff's Office Says
• Lutheran Immigration And Refugee Service Collecting Donations For Afghan Allies, Refugees
• Some Coloradans Feel Reassured With New FDA Vaccine Approval, Others Still Skeptical
• South Florida Proud Boys Leader Enrique Tarrio To Do Jail Time
• Key Players Return To Offensive Line Ahead Of Bears' Last Preseason Game; Left Tackle A Competition Between Larry Borom, Jason Peters
• Penn State Will Not Require Proof Of Vaccination Or Negative COVID-19 Test At Beaver Stadium
• Pedestrian And Motorcyclist Injured After Crash In Pittsburgh
• 'It Does Strengthen You': South Side Leaders Work To Get More People Vaccinated As Rev. Jesse Jackson Recovers From COVID
• Forced Medication Recommended For Danish Suspect Jesper Joergensen In Wildfire
• Despite Staffing Shortages And Surge In Patients, Twin Cities ERs Insist 'We Are Ready'
• Person Wanted On Felony Charges Arrested After Rancho Cordova Standoff
• Prosecutors Play Glen McCurley's Interview With Fort Worth Detectives During Murder Trial
• 'They Don't Know If They'll Live Another Day': Minnesotans Concerned For Family Members Stuck In Afghanistan
• Delivery Driver Ralph Ashley Dies After Falling Under Truck In Aberdeen
• Officials Hope 'Vaccine Hesitancy' Fades Following Pfizer Vaccine's FDA Approval
• 1 Injured, 4 Displaced in San Jose Duplex Fire
• Tough COVID Choice Goes Into Effect For San Jose City Employees -- Vaccinate Or Weekly Testing
• UPDATE: Smoke Leads Bay Area Air District to Extend Advisory into Tuesday
• 49ers Preseason: Defensive Players Maurice Hurst, Mychal Kendricks Lost To Injuries
• Advocacy Group Creates LAUSD-Wide Dashboard Of Positive COVID-19 Cases In Each School
• Woman Shot While Driving Along Interstate 80 in Vallejo
• 'It Provides That Official Sort Of Endorsement': Dallas County Health Leaders Pleased Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Now Fully Approved
• Hearings In Election 'Investigation' To Being, Pennsylvania Senator Says
• Top Republican In Pa. Senate Says Election 'Investigation' Hearings Will Begin This Week
• 'You Hear The Engines Racing': Residents, City Officials On Curbing Accidents On Chicago's Torrence Avenue
• Southern Illinois University Student From Chicago, Keeshanna Jackson, Shot And Killed In Carbondale
• Vanessa Bryant Honors What Would Have Been Kobe Bryant's 43rd Birthday With Instagram Message
• 'How Can We Heal If There's No Outcome?': Atatiana Jefferson's Family Says They're Waiting For Justice 2 Years Later
• Former Denison Church Of The Nazarene Pastor David Pettigrew Gets 30 Years For Child Pornography Violations
• West Virginia University Health System, State's Largest Private Employer, Issues Worker Vaccine Mandate
• Police Release Surveillance Video Of Teens Attacking Philadelphia Delivery Driver
• Global Empowerment Mission Has Countless Boxes Full Of Needed Supplies Ready To Go To Haiti
• Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul Prepares To Take The Reins On Cuomo's Last Day As Governor
• Longshot California Recall Candidate Kevin Kiley May Emerge As A GOP Leader
• Henri's Impact: Storm Floods New Jersey Homes That Usually Stay Dry
• Fraudsters Buying Identities, Tips & Tricks From Black Market To File Fraudulent Colorado Unemployment Claims
• Miami-Dade Teachers Speaking Out About Safety As Students Return To Classes
• Late Vietnam Vet Bequeaths Millions To Veterans Home In Montevideo
• Chicago Police To Expand Carjacking Task Force, Expecting Possible Spike In Attacks This Fall
• Fairfield Domestic Violence Suspect Arrested After Hours-Long Standoff
• Carnival Cruise Line Tightening Passenger COVID Vaccine Requirements
• San Francisco Unified Seeks Nearly $3M For Air Purifiers Amid Wildfires, COVID-19
• Dallas Police Chief Defends 'Falsely Vilified' Officers, Releases Video Of Angela West's Arrest For DWI
• Small Plane Crashes In North Texas, Killing Father, Teenage Son 
• Man Starts Walk From Logan Airport To NYC In Honor Of Flight Crews Killed On 9/11
• Plano ISD Approves Temporary Mask Mandate In Schools
• Some South Floridians Still Skeptical About Pfizer Vaccine Despite FDA's Full Approval
• Locals In Pasadena React To Pfizer Vaccine Getting Full FDA Approval
• New Jersey Sees Flooding Days After Hurricane Henri Sweeps Through
• 'It Is Just A Miracle': Palmer Woman Says She's Lucky To Be Alive After Branch Fell On Car
• Doctors Say It Is Safe To Get Flu Shot And COVID-19 Booster Shot Around Same Time
• Driver Killed In Highway 99 Crash Involving Galt Officers Identified As Manjot Singh Thind Of Manteca
• Afghan Refugees To Be Housed At Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst In Burlington County
• Aurora City Council To Vote On Camping Ban Ordinance Again
• University Of Minnesota To Begin Confirming COVID Vaccination Status For All Students
• Red Sox Need To Figure Out Their Matt Barnes Problem
• Chicago Police Officer Carlos Yanez Jr. Transferred To Rehab, After Being Left Paralyzed In Shooting That Also Killed Officer Ella French
• 2 Wounded In Eisenhower Expressway Shooting; Inbound Lanes Closed For Investigation
• California Recall: Kevin Kiley May Emerge As A GOP Leader In Longshot Bid
• 2 People Arrested In Connection With Shooting Of Sacramento Man In Olivehurst
• Hockey World Mourns Loss Of Rangers Legend Rod Gilbert
• DE Everson Griffen Reunites With Minnesota Vikings
• Some Southern California Costco Warehouses Bring Back Purchase Limits
• South Texas Border Patrol Officers Seize $2.5M In Fentanyl, Meth, Cocaine, Marijuana 
• Murphy: Afghan Refugees Are Welcome In New Jersey, 'We're Honored To Do Our Part'
• Brockton Health Provider Cautiously Optimistic That Pfizer Vaccine Approval Will Increase Vaccinations
• Volunteers Needed To Pick Corn For Westmoreland County Food Bank
• White House Vaccination Coordinator Calls Full FDA Approval Of Pfizer Vaccine 'An Important Moment'
• FDA Approval Of Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Could Lead To More Companies Requiring Employees To Be Vaccinated
• Juvenile Arrested In Connection With Double Stabbing In Parkville
• Leader Of Aryan Brotherhood Convicted On Murder, Gang Charges In Prison Killing
• Crystal Symphony Becomes First Cruise Ship To Leave Boston Since Start Of Pandemic
• Man Shot Dead At Upper East Side Auto Shop
• Colorado Lottery Adds A Third Drawing To Powerball Starting Monday
• CBS3's Stephanie Stahl Moderates Panel Discussing School Safety With Experts From CHOP, Philadelphia School District
• Travis Shaw Hits Walk-Off Grand Slam To Lift Red Sox To 8-4 Win Over Rangers In 11 Innings
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Says City Workers 'Are Absolutely Going To Be Required To Be Vaccinated'; Expects CPS To Reach COVID-19 Safety Agreement With CTU Soon
• Massachusetts Reports 3,335 New COVID-19 Cases, 4 Additional Deaths Over 3 Days
• Shuman Juvenile Detention Center Will Close In September
• Shipping Delays Could Mean Higher Prices, Longer Ship Times This Holiday Season
• San Leandro Police Investigating 2 Separate Backpack Robberies Targeting Teens
• Mayim Bialik To Temporarily Host 'Jeopardy!' After Mike Richards Steps Away From Role
• Report: Pittsburgh Steelers LB T.J. Watt Expected To Sign Massive Contract Extension After Final Preseason Game
• 9 National Forests In Northern California Closed Through Labor Day Due To Wildfires, Dry Conditions
• North Allegheny's Masking Mandate Reinstated After Judge Approves Temporary Restraining Order
• Teenage Boy Drowns Offshore From Beach In Waukegan
• Fire Sweeps Through Back Of The Yards Apartment Building
• DNR Resumes Mandatory Deer Testing In Chronic Wasting Disease Zones
• Moose Falls Into Basement Of Home Destroyed By East Troublesome Fire
• Colorado Doctor: Parents Should Check Air Quality Like They Check The Weather
• Baltimore County Homicide Detectives Investigating Suspicious Death Of 91-Year-Old Norman Albert
• State Fair Offering Refunds For Grandstand Shows; Low Cut Connie Drops Out Over COVID Concerns
• Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz Elopes With Girlfriend To Catalina Island
• University Students Search For Creative Ways To Repurpose Plexiglass Barriers As Pandemic Wanes
• FDA Fully Approves Pfizer's COVID Vaccine
• Whitmer Proposes Spending $1B To Boost Business Climate
• Washington School District Mandating Masks For First Few Weeks Of Classes
• 17-Year-Old Ava Najafi Held Without Bail After Being Charged With Murder In Chelsea Stabbing
• City Of Pittsburgh Cracking Down On Littering And Illegal Dumping
• 1 Person Dies After Being Rescued From Burning Home
• Afghan Refugees Start Arriving At Wisconsin's Fort McCoy
• Dementia-Friendly 'Apartment' Showcases Technology, Designs For Helping Loved Ones With Alzheimer's
• Orange County's Biggest Live Performing Arts Venues To Require Vaccination, Masks For All Ticket Holders
• Scientists Develop Smart Shoe That Helps Blind People Avoid Obstacles And Escape 'Nasty Bruises'
• Lyft, DoorDash stocks dip after judge overturns Proposition 22
• 3 Hospitalized After Cleaning Solution Triggers Hazmat Response In Wakefield
• Bladeless Wind Turbines Could Be The Future Of Green Energy
• Tarrant County Public Health Now Offering COVID-19 Booster Shot To Immunocompromised
• Officer Who Fatally Shot San Diego Woman Ashli Babbitt During Capitol Riot Acted Lawfully, Investigation Finds
• Suspect In Redwood City Child Sexual Assaults Arrested In Marin County
• Barry Morphew Hearing: Testimony Continues To Focus On Tranquilizer Dart
• Orioles Plunge To New Depths On 18-Game Losing Skid
• UPDATE: Suspicious Device Incident Near San Francisco's Mission Dolores Park Ends
• Released Murder Suspect Jonathan Pitts Expected To Soon Go On Trial In Dallas
• Minnetonka Man, 20, Arrested After Allegedly Shooting At 18-Year-Old In St. Cloud
• Sutter Creek Elementary Father Charged With Battery On School Employee After Dispute Over Mask Mandate
• Watch: Gov. Andrew Cuomo Makes Farewell Address As He Prepares To Leave Office
• Cape May Beach Patrol To Name Beach In Honor Of 16-Year-Old Lifeguard Norman Inferrera III
• Trails, Camps Closed On Isle Royale After Wildfire Expands
• NRA Targets Ban On Florida Gun Sales To People Under 21
• 'JUST BE YOURSELF': Former Phillies Skipper Charlie Manuel Has Words Of Wisdom For Eagles New Coach Nick Sirianni
• Former Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins Player Jimmy Hayes Dies
• California Recall: Larry Elder Campaign Hires New Campaign Manager With 3 Weeks To Go
• After Release Of New Guidelines, MD Updates Data On Staff Vaccinations At Nursing Homes
• 5 People Critically Injured After Multi-Vehicle Crash Hits Pedestrians In Wilmington
• Mac Jones Struggles As He Takes Every Starting Rep At Patriots Practice In Place Of Cam Newton
• 6 People, Several Pets Rescued From New Castle House Fire
• Mac Jones, Jakobi Meyers, Matthew Judon All The Best At Their Position In Preseason, According to Pro Football Focus
• Parts Of Middlesex, Worcester Counties See Multiple Tornado Warnings Midday Monday
• Robbers Target Magnificent Mile Stores In String Of Purse Thefts; Elderly Security Guard Seriously Injured In One Heist
• Truck Leaks Diesel Fuel After Hitting Fire Hydrant In Cherry Hills Village Neighborhood
• Marlboro Video Shows Confirmed Tornado Touching Down
• Big Ten Teams Forfeit If Unable To Play Because Of COVID-19
• Right-Wing Media Pushed A Deworming Drug To Treat Covid-19 That The FDA Says Is Unsafe For Humans
• Clarkston Man Charged With Threatening Whitmer
• Worcester Baby Kidnapping Suspects Held Without Bail
• Police Arrest 1 Teen, 1 Adult In Connection With Woman's Shooting Death Along Rio Linda Boulevard
• 4 Vikings Land On NFL's Top 100 Players
• Captured: Repeat Child Sex Offenders On Texas 10 Most Wanted List Arrested
• Morgan State University Welcomes Back Students For First Day Of Class
• Mayim Bialik To Be First 'Jeopardy!' Guest Host Following Mike Richards' Departure
• Driver Wanted, May Have Intentionally Hit Worker At COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic In Newhall
• Fourth Stimulus Check: Will Another Relief Payment Come This Year?
• Concord City Council Picks New Master Developer Of Former Naval Weapons Station Site In Close Vote
• CSU Pueblo Campus Reaches Net Zero Efficiency With New Solar Array Project
• Harvey Weinstein Appears In LA Court, But Arraignment Postponed
• Woman, 2 Dogs Escape Burning Home In Adams County
• 'Go Easy Brother,' Paris, Texas Police Department Mourns Passing Of Det. Chris Widner From COVID-19
• Lagging In COVID Vaccinations, MN Vikings Bring In Infectious Disease Expert Dr. Osterholm To Talk To Players
• 3 Firefighters Injured Battling Fire At Sharpsburg Duplex
• Man Shot To Death In Vallejo
• COVID-19 Vaccine Or Weekly Testing Mandatory For All New Jersey Teachers, School Staff, Phil Murphy Says
• Parents Wave Signs In School Mask Protest In Douglas County
• First HERicane Camp Kicks Off In Philadelphia Teaching Teenage Girls About Emergency Management
• Nearly All LA County Youth Athletes To Be Required To Undergo Weekly COVID Testing
• What To Do During A Tornado Warning
• Some Denver Parents Worried COVID Precautions Might Not Be Enough, That Remote Learning Could Return
• 20-Year-Old Hospitalized After Shooting In Turtle Creek
• Police: Maryland Caregiver Assaulted, Killed In Group Home
• Gov. Candidate Allen West's Wife, Angela, Arrested For DWI With Child In Car
• Philadelphia School District Repairing Thousands Of Chromebooks For Free As Students Return To Classrooms Next Week
• Capitol Police finds officer who fatally shot January 6 rioter acted lawfully
• AAA: Gas Prices Heading Down As Futures Plummet
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: 12 Million Vaccine Doses Administered As State Reports 3-Day Total Of 7,652 New Cases
• Bear Picks Through Trash Cans At Simi Valley Home
• Montgomery County Accepting Appointments For 3rd Dose Of Pfizer, Moderna Vaccines
• 2 Children Hurt By Glass, Debris In Texas Road Rage Shooting
• How Is The Drought Impacting Trees?
• Rodolfo Pizarro Becomes Inter Miami's First-Ever MLS All-Star
• Fort Collins Police Target Cruisers Vandalizing Property, Rolling Coal
• Zoo Miami Mourns The Loss Of 'Hope' The Koala
• Fire Guts Mansion Under Construction In Upper St. Clair
• Baltimore Rapper YGG Tay Convicted On Drug Conspiracy, Gun Charges
• Silver Alert Issued For At-Risk Senior Troy Young In Sacramento
• How You Can Help Afghans Arriving In The US
• 'We Embrace Our Messy Moments': Nicole 'Snooki' Polizzi, Tori Spelling, Adam Rippon & Teddy Ray Preview MTV's 'Messyness'
• Henri Damage: Murphy Says Authorities Will 'Do Whatever It Is We Need To Do' To Get N.J. Residents Back On Their Feet
• San Jose Man Arrested For Alleged Rape Of 16-Year-Old Hitchhiker
• Tracking Henri: Thousands Without Power In Connecticut, Wet Mess In Westchester County
• 3 Men Found Shot To Death Inside Southern Michigan Home
• Truly Bizarre Twist Presents Opportunity For Mac Jones, With Cam Newton Forced To Sit Out
• Education secretary says "we can keep our children safe" in schools
• Mask Mandate In Effect In Cook County
• Igor Vovkovinskiy, tallest man in U.S., dies at 38 in Minnesota
• Wilmington Manor Volunteer Firefighter Cecilia Escobar-Duplan Fatally Struck By Car On I-95 While Assisting Driver
• 24-Year-Old Man Shot In Neck In Hunting Park, In Critical Condition, Philadelphia Police Say
• COVID In Minnesota: 1,673 More Cases Reported As Hospitalization Rate Approaches 'High Risk' Threshold
• University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Begins Renovations After 'Rebuild Illinois' Investment
• 25-Year-Old Tayvon Garrett Killed In 3-Vehicle Crash On Platt Bridge
• Chicago Teachers Union: No Safety Agreement In Place
• Hungry? It's National Cuban Sandwich Day
• Man Convicted Of Carjacking And Kidnapping In Sacramento Sentenced To Prison
• Miami-Dade Public School Students Return To Classrooms For First Day Of School
• Shooting In Denver's LoDo Nightlife Zone Leaves 1 Dead, 5 Wounded
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Health Department Reports 701 New Cases In 72 Hours
• Arlington Firefighters Jackhammer Through Concrete To Save Dog Trapped In Storm Drain
• District Court In Baltimore City To Hold Vaccine Clinic On Tuesday
• Local Hospitals Offer Big Sign-On Bonuses Amid Nursing Shortage
• CBSN Launches In Baltimore
• Woman Wounded In Vallejo I-80 Sunday Night Freeway Shooting
• Indoor Mask Mandate Back In Effect Throughout Ventura County
• FDA grants Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine full approval
• FDA Gives Full Approval To Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine; 'Mandating Becomes Much Easier'
• House readies key vote amid stalemate between Pelosi and moderates
• Police Investigating Non-Fatal Shooting In Southeast Baltimore
• Monday Marks 10th Anniversary Of 2011 Earthquake
• Dallas Attorney Files Restraining Order Challenging Texas "Heartbeat" Abortion Bill
• Caught On Video: Police Searching For Man Seen Groping Woman On Brooklyn Sidewalk
• New Program In Macomb County Aims To Capture Storm Drain Debris Headed To Lake
• Florida Atty. Gen. Ashley Moody Warns Of New COVID Relief Scam
• Torrance All-Stars Roll, Earn Second Straight Win At Little League World Series
• Nurses Union At West Penn Votes To Ratify First Contract
• First cruise ship departs from California in over a year
• Southbridge Cancels First Day Of School Due To Henri Concerns
• Video shows Mt. Shasta "poking its head" through wildfire smoke
• Viral Video: Teens Flee As Young Black Bear Strolls Through Twin Cities Neighborhood
• Prince George's County Officials Announce Arrest Of 'Threat Of Mass Violence' Suspect Tolulope Oluwakorede Adetayo
• Nick Folk Returns To Patriots Practice, After Quinn Nordin's Three-Miss Performance
• Gas Prices Down A Penny In Massachusetts; 'Relief At The Pump In The Near Future' Possible
• Search Continues For Gunman In Ski Mask Who Opened Fire Into Manhattan Harry Potter Store
• Pedestrian Killed On 57 Freeway In Fullerton
• Viral Video: Teens Flee As Young Black Bear Strolls Through Twin Cities Neighborhood
• Boy Riding In Car Near Tampa Fatally Shot
• Cam Newton Can't Practice With Patriots Until Thursday After Misunderstanding Over COVID Testing Rules
• Governor Larry Hogan Releases Statement On Full FDA Approval Of Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine
• New Montrose Avenue Bridge Over Kennedy Expressway Opens Tuesday
• From Increased Hospitalizations To Long Covid, Children Can Get Hit Hard By Covid-19. Here's Why Doctors Say Kids Should Be Protected
• Food And Drug Administration Grants Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine Full Approval
• Michigan's Budget Director Leaving For Wayne State Post
• Afghan woman gives birth aboard U.S. evacuation plane
• For First Time In US History, Customs Agents Find Rare Spittlebug In Flower Shipment At Texas-Mexico Border
• Former Buff Alex Kelley Aiming To Be World's Strongest Man
• Kevin Garnett Crops Ray Allen Out Of Photo He Shared To Instagram Account
• Biden calls on employers to require vaccines after Pfizer gets full FDA approval
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia District Attorney's Office To Provide Update On 2019 Murder Of 2-Year-Old Nikolette Rivera
• 31-Year-Old Man Dies After Fatal Crash In Reisterstown
• Survivors of deadly Tennessee floods recall "scariest thing ever"
• Philadelphia Weather: Heavy Rain Threat Continues Monday Before Turning Sunny, Hot And Steamy This Week
• FDA Grants Full Approval For Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine
• Protesters In Loveland Say Police Should Have Handled Alex Domina Case Differently
• Heavenly Resort Closes For The Season Due To Wildfire Risk
• U.S. beefs up Afghan airlift as Taliban warns deadline is firm
• The Lighter Side Of Bill Belichick Comes Through When Reporter's Dog Crashes Press Conference
• U.S. donates 880,460 vaccine doses to Kenya
• 6 Killed, 39 Wounded In Weekend Shootings Across Chicago
• FDA Grants Full Approval For Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine
• Denver Weather: Hotter Than Normal For Back To School
• After More Than 100 Years, Yuengling Beers Are Officially For Sale Across Texas
• Cabrera Gets It Done
• Miami Weather: Sweltering Heat And Saharan Dust Take Over
• Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine Receives Full FDA Approval
• Rochester's Igor Vovkovinskiy, Tallest Man In America, Dies At 38
• Bill Belichick's Comments On Stephon Gilmore Make It Seem Like Cornerback Is Only Missing Due To Injury
• Rep. Matt Gaetz Eloped To California, Married Girlfriend Ginger Luckey
• Henri's Impact Lingers: CBS2's 8/23 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• FDA Gives Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Full Approval
• Haiti earthquake death toll rises as gang leader offers truce
• Lions Fall To Steelers
• Michigan Apple Harvest Expected To Fall After Cold April
• Epidemiologist And TikTok Influencer Dr. Katrine Wallace Using Social Media To Demystify COVID-19
• Moraga Police Mourn Veteran Officer Who Died Of COVID Complications
• Leon Co. Public Schools Superintendent Mandates Masks For Students In Pre-K Through 8th Grade
• 33-Year-Old Brandon Johns Killed In Motorcycle Crash In Baltimore County
• Man Killed, 2 Hurt In Corvette Crash In Los Feliz
• Tyler Naquin Homers Twice, Reds Beat Marlins 3-1 To Sweep Series
• Bay Area's Roots Of Peace Struggling To Get Refugee Employees Out Of Afghanistan
• General Motors Recalls All Chevy Bolts Worldwide Due To Fire Risk
• 1 Dead, 1 In Serious Condition After Crash Involving 2 Semi Trucks In Hegewisch
• Tom Brady Says He'll Play As Long As He Can Win Super Bowls, Makes Interesting Comment On New England
• Hundreds Of Chicagoans Voice Concerns About Underpass Conditions, But What Should Really Cause Worry?
• Motorcyclist Killed After Loop 820 Wrong-Way Crash In Lake Worth
• Weather Blog: Start Of Another Heatwave
• Southbound Lanes Of Rt. 65 Reopen After Being Closed Due To Tractor-Trailer Rollover Crash
• Afghan withdrawal overshadows Harris' 1st Asia trip as vice president
• 111 Afghan school girls escape Kabul safely
• Jesse and Jacqueline Jackson "responding positively" to treatment
• Don Everly, half of harmonizing duo Everly Brothers, dies at 84
• Henri now a tropical depression as flooding danger remains
• GM recalls all Chevy Bolts due to fire risk
• At least 22 killed and more than 50 missing in Tennessee flood
• The father of the cellphone
• Biden says evacuations from Afghanistan "hard and painful"
• N'Keal Harry Reportedly Out Four Weeks With Shoulder Injury
• Tracking Henri: Long Island Dodges Direct Hit, But Rain And Flood Concerns Continue Monday
• Ryleigh Andreen, 17, Dies Following Crash In Willmar
• Man Shot, Killed In Carroll Park, Philadelphia Police Say
• PTL Links: Aug. 23, 2021
• Helping Kids Deal With Back To School Anxiety
• Most parents support mask mandate, but split on vaccine requirements
• Man, 51, Dies After Falling While Working In Monticello; OSHA Investigating
• Production, Supply Chain Issues Leading To Grocery Store Sticker Shock
• 22-Year-Old Man In Critical Condition After Shooting In Washington Park
• Racehorse bucks jockey, escapes track and runs on highway
• Man Charged With Killing Two People Inside New Hampshire Hotel
• Little Elm Boating Accident Throws 6 Into Water, Leaves At Least 1 Dead
• Rhode Island Cleans Up After Tropical Storm Henri
• New Jersey To Announce COVID-19 Mandates For Teachers, School Staff This Week As Cases Rise
• Pittsburgh Weather: Muggy Monday With Hot, Humid Conditions
• Chicago Weather: Hot, Humid Week Ahead
• PHOTOS: Tropical Storm Henri Brings Heavy Rain, Flash Flooding To Tri-State
• Former First Son Barron Trump To Attend Exclusive School Near Mar-a-Lago
• Fall 2021 Back To School Mask Guide
• Local Teacher Confident Her Children Will Be Safe As Students Head Back To School
• North Allegheny Parents File For Temporary Restraining Order Against School Board Over Overturned Masking Policy
• Henri's Remnants To Bring One Last Round Of Heavy Rain To Massachusetts Monday
• Red Sox To Play Orioles During 2022 Little League Classic In Williamsport
• Latino Community Center Hosts Back-to-School Bash At PNC Park
• Neshannock Township Block Party Honors First Responders
• West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Launches More COVID-19 Vaccine Incentives With Prize Giveaways
• Tropical Depression Henri Tracking Maps

Videos from August 23, 2021

• 8/23: Red and Blue
• Federal Trade Commission refiles complaint against Facebook
• Voting rights debate continues 58 years after the March on Washington
• White House expedites evacuations out of Afghanistan as August 31 withdrawal deadline approaches
• FDA fully approves Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine as U.S. vaccination pace slows
• Capitol Police clear officer in fatal shooting of January 6 rioter Ashli Babbitt
• Henri weakens after dumping record-breaking rain over New England
• White House urges mandatory COVID vaccinations; ramps up evacuations in Afghanistan
• WWII veteran reunites with kids whose lives he almost cut short
• School districts’ patchwork mask rules create confusion
• Henri batters Northeast with rain, knocking out power
• Taliban warns of consequences if U.S. delays withdrawal
• Tennessee flooding leaves at least 22 dead
• FDA grants full approval to Pfizer's COVID vaccine
• Local Matters: Georgia election officials begin process that could end with state taking control in Fulton County
• Taliban says it will hold U.S. to August 31 deadline for evacuation
• Special Report: Biden speaks on COVID-19 vaccines after FDA grants Pfizer full approval
• Rev. Jesse Jackson and wife hospitalized with COVID-19 breakthrough infections
• Texas GOP renews efforts to pass voting bill
• Biden administration under growing pressure to evacuate Americans and Afghan allies
• Lawmakers ask FDA for update on COVID vaccines for kids under 12
• Doctor on FDA's approval of Pfizer's COVID vaccine: "We need this now"
• U.S. scrambles to evacuate thousands from Afghanistan
• Clashes turn deadly at Kabul airport
• CBS News poll: Biden's approval rating declines amid Afghanistan withdrawal
• Vice President Harris starts Asia trip in Singapore
• WorldView: Haiti struggles with earthquake recovery; Taiwan debuts its own COVID vaccine
• Afghan women face uncertain future following Taliban takeover
• Arizona election audit report to be handed over to Republican state lawmakers
• Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine receives full FDA approval
• U.S. House of Representatives is back in session today with Biden's infrastructure plan being a priority
• Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona discusses safely reopening schools, mask mandates
• “We let our guard down,” says mom of unvaccinated, pregnant woman who remains on a ventilator
• U.S. scrambles to evacuate thousands from Afghanistan
• Tropical Depression Henri moves up East Coast
• U.S. Military speeding up evacuations of Americans and Afghans, as situation at Kabul airport deteriorates
• Dr. Jha on how FDA's expected approval of Pfizer vaccine could change pandemic's path
• U.S. sends air support to Afghanistan as Taliban seek order outside airport
• At least 21 reported dead in Tennessee as severe weather and flooding slams U.S.
• 8/23: CBSN AM