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• Police Warn Residents Of Mountain Lion Sighting In Petaluma
• UPDATE: San Jose City Council Unanimously Approves Vaccine Mandate For City-Owned Facilities
• Wednesday's Show Info (8/25/21)
• Caldor Fire Threatens Wineries During Harvest Season
• Pollock, Urías lead Dodgers past slumping Padres 5-2
• Police Seek Suspect In Downtown LA Stabbing
• Afghan Who Fled Kabul Fears Many Won't Get Out In Time; Biden Fixed On Aug. 31 Deadline
• Marysville Man Says Late Wife's Wedding Rings Disappeared At Hospital After COVID Treatment
• Organizers See 'A Huge Increase' In COVID Testing Across Colorado School Districts
• Valor Christian High School Students Walk Out Of Class To Protest Coach's Dismissal Over Sexual Orientation
• Cañon City Couple Is Colorado Lottery's Lucky For Life First Grand Prize Winners
• Draft Horses Pull Homeless Junk From Sacramento Creek
• Denver-Based Airline Workers Asked To Help Evacuate Afghan Refugees And U.S. Military Members
• Modesto Officer Shot During While Serving Warrant May Have Leg Amputated
• Crews Utilize Back Burning In Efforts To Contain Caldor Fire
• LAPD Says 84 Employees Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Chicago Weather: Extreme Heat, Humidity Again On Wednesday
• Chicago Weather: Rounds Of Storms Blow Through Chicago Area, Leaving Roads And Gas Stations Flooded, Boats Capsized
• West Chatham Neighbors Say Car Meetup Is Dangerous; Video Shows Gunfire, Person Being Hit By Car
• Aurora Woman Candice Bailey On A Mission To Create Change Despite Troubled Past
• DuPage County Health Officials Issue Warning With Bat Bites, Rabies Concerns On The Rise
• US Supreme Court Says President Biden Can't End Trump-Era 'Remain in Mexico' Policy For Migrants Seeking Asylum
• Sacramento Declares Stage 2 Water Alert, Asks People To Cut Use By 15%
• Identity Of 16-Year-Old Denver Boy Killed In Aurora Crash Released
• Illinois State Task Force Meets For First Time, Seeking To Crack Down On Brokering Of Body Parts
• Remembering Charlie Watts, And Looking Back At The Rolling Stones' Deep Ties To Chicago And The Blues
• Red Sox Hold On To Beat Last-Place Twins 11-9
• Camping Ban Ordinance Fails To Pass In Aurora City Council
• Hearing From Recall Election Candidates: Caitlyn Jenner, Kevin Faulconer, Larry Elder
• OC Board Approves Resolution Seeking 37,500 Increase In Refugee Admissions Amid Afghanistan Takeover
• Yankees Hit 3 HRs, Hold Off Braves For 11th Straight Win
• Sweeping Changes To Policing In Colorado Made Following Elijah McClain Case
• Renfroe Homers Twice, Red Sox Hold On To Beat Twins 11-9
• Witness: Shooter Danced Over Body Of Victim Who Was Eating Dinner With Family At Ocean Drive Restaurant
• Mets Fall To Giants For 9th Loss In 11 Games
• Orioles Losing Streak Reaches 19 With 14-8 Loss To Angels
• Several Minnesota Cities Using AI Tool To Monitor Residents' Social Media
• Florida Hospital ICU Beds Fill As Delta Variant Spreads
• UPDATE: 1 Dead, 2 Injured In Brentwood Triple Shooting
• Bronx Man Pleading For Help After Beloved Dog Zink Was Stolen From Hotel
• Group Of Parents Opposed To Masks In Schools Rally In North Park
• Barrera's Three Hits Help Nationals Extend Marlins' Skid
• Letter To Staff At Aurora Public Schools Details COVID Vaccine Mandate
• Back-To-School Scramble Heats Up In NYC With Parents Waiting In Line For Hours To Buy Uniforms
• Federal Authorities Take Haitian Migrants Into Custody After Coming Ashore In Key Biscayne
• Officers, Teens Honored At Awards Night For NYPD Blue Chips Basketball Program
• 'This Is About Respect': Lynn Restaurant Owner Defends Vaccine Requirement After Backlash
• Disney To Require Vaccinations For Bahamas Cruises
• Cruz Leads Rays Past Phillies With Bat And, Yes, Mitt
• Caught On Camera: Woman Shoves 2-Year-Old To Ground In The Bronx
• Abreu Hits 3-Run HR, Cease Fans 7, White Sox Beat Blue Jays
• 15-Year-Old Boy Shot In The Leg In Stowe Township
• Gov. Pritzker Says More COVID-19 Mitigations Could Return To Parts Of Illinois As Hospitalizations Surge
• Illinois Attorney General Sues Superior Battery Over Lithium Battery Fire That Forced Evacuations In Morris
• 'It Was So Painful': Week Day's Family Grieves For 6-Year-Old Who Died Of COVID
• New Quinnipiac Polling Sheds A Lot Of Light On What Floridians Think About COVID Pandemic
• Rev. Jesse Jackson Reports Doing 'Fairly Well' As He And Wife Jacqueline Are Hospitalized For COVID-19
• Bodies Of Two Juveniles Found In Decomposed State At Coventry Manor Apartments
• Billerica Parents Debate Mask Mandate In Schools
• 8-Year-Old Boy Fatally Shot In Landover Tuesday Night
• Baltimore County Declares State of Emergency, Anne Arundel Urges Private Employers Mandate Vaccines As Covid Cases Rise
• Giants Catcher Posey Hurts Left Knee, Belt Homers Twice, Giants Beat Mets 8-0
• Multiple Members Of Gov. Hogan Staff Tests Positive For COVID-19, Sources Say
• Suspicious Death Of 91-Year-Old Norman Albert In Perry Hall Now Being Investigated As Homicide
• Hit & Run Suspect Ronald Scott Clark Jr. Arrested, Police Say
• R. Kelly Accuser Testifies Her Defense Of Singer In CBS News Interview Was Not Truthful, Now Says Relationship Was Abusive
• Quigley, Parker Lead Sky Past Atlanta Dream
• Lynx Inch Closer To Clinching Playoff Spot After 76-70 Win Over Storm
• Aspinwall Increases Fines For Driving And Parking Violations For First Time Since 1990s
• Boundary Waters Closure Extended Another Week As Wildfires Rage
• Pizza Hut Brings Back Detroit-Style Pizza
• Biden Administration Asks Supreme Court To Leave Eviction Moratorium In Place
• CDC Guidance Recommends All But 2 Michigan Counties Should Mask Up Again
• 'We Have To Make A Difference': West Philadelphia Residents Discuss Anti-Gun Violence Ideas At Meeting
• NorCal Couple Forced Their Guatemalan Relatives To Work Long Hours, For Little Or No Pay
• HAP, Henry Ford Health & McDonald's Team Up For Community Pfizer Vaccine Clinics
• COVID: Monterey Co. Supes Extend Mandatory Vaccine Deadline For County Workers
• Texas Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne Says Republicans, Democrats Frustrated After Intelligence Briefing On Afghanistan
• Rep. Seth Moulton Secretly Visits Afghanistan Amid Chaotic Evacuation 'To Provide Oversight'
• Michigan's COVID-19 Vaccination Rate Falls Behind On Goal To Reaching Herd Immunity
• Militia Leader Convicted In Mosque Bombing Asks Judge To Acknowledge Her Transgender Identity
• 14-Year-Old Boy In Critical Condition After Being Shot Three Times, Philadelphia Police Say
• Anton Lazzaro To Remain Detained Until Trial On Charges He Paid Underage Victims For Sex, Judge Rules
• Fight Over Texas Mask Mandate Ban Spills Into Dallas County District Court
• COVID: Number of Travel Advisories Grows as Delta Variant Spreads
• Groundbreaking Solar-Powered Train Goes On Sonoma County Test Run, Sets Speed Record
• COVID: False Positive Rapid Tests Wreak Havoc On OUSD Students, Parents, Faculty
• Kanye West Files To Legally Change Name To 'Ye'
• Torrens' 2-Run Single Helps Seattle Sweep Stumbling A's
• Number Of People With High Blood Pressure Has Doubled Globally, Large Study Finds
• Philadelphia Police Investigating 2 Separate Homicides 15 Minutes Apart
• 1,100 Minnesota National Guard Troops In Afghanistan Ahead Of Evacuation Deadline
• Newport Beach City Council Debates School Mask Mandate
• Police Seek Identity Of Individual In Connection To Brooklyn Stabbing That Injured Teen
• Willow Tree Recalls More Than 50,000 Pounds Of Chicken Salad, Dips
• Vikings Rookie Smith-Marsette Giving Team A Spark
• North Texan To Compete In Wheelchair Rugby At Paralympic Games
• California Agency Didn't Properly Distribute COVID Relief Funds For Homeless, Audit Finds
• Endangered Missing Alert Deactivated For Mom & Children In Denver Metro Area
• Fremont Man Desperate to Get Family Out of Afghanistan
• Caldor Fire Blowing Smoke Into Tahoe Towns
• COVID: Lawsuit Names State Prison Leaders in Death of San Quentin Guard
• Lawrence Berkeley Lab Heads Effort To Collect Water Data In U.S. West
• LA County Businesses Largely Compliant With COVID-19 Health Rules
• Archdiocese Of Philadelphia Makes Masks Mandatory For All Students, Staff
• 'Hope You're Hanging In OK': Firefighter's Kind Gesture Leaves Somerset Homeowners Thankful
• Historic Headstones Of DC African Americans Relocated To Maryland
• Forensic Genealogy Used In Glen McCurley Case Could Help Close Thousands Of Unsolved Murders
• Santa Cruz County Workers Must Get Mandatory Vaccinations Or Weekly Testing
• Davis Joint Unified To Require Masks Be Worn Indoors, Outdoors At Schools
• 17-Year-Old, 19-Year-Old Arrested In Suspected Street Racing Crash That Killed 3
• BGE Awards Nearly $216K In Grants To More Than 60 Organizations To Support Environmental Stewardship Projects
• Former Eagles Head Coach Dick Vermeil Selected As Pro Football Hall Of Fame Finalist
• New Jersey Gas Tax Dropping In October
• SoCal Smoke Advisory Issued for Northern, Central California Wildfires
• New York City Passes San Francisco As Most Expensive U.S. City To Rent An Apartment
• Denver Weather: A Little Smoke Moves In Wednesday
• NorCal Couple Pleads Guilty To Forced Labor Of Guatemalan Family
• Lucas Antonio Salas Identified As Homicide Suspect Shot, Killed After Exchanging Gunfire With Police On Thorncreek Golf Course
• STEM School Highlands Ranch Elementary Students Asked To Prepare For Possibility Of Remote Learning After COVID Outbreaks
• Disability Advocates Call On MTA To Suspend Shared Rides On Access-A-Ride
• Former Head Of Elections In Westmoreland County Sues County And Its Commissioners
• Shasta County Couple Pleads Guilty To Holding Guatemala Family For Forced Labor
• New Jersey Poison Control Center Warns Parents, Pet Owners To Keep An Eye Out For Poisonous Wild Mushrooms
• Health Officials Nervous About Minnesota State Fair Crowds
• Saharan Dust Quite Noticeable Across South Florida
• Pennsylvania Ends Jobless-Claims System Lawsuit Against IBM
• UPDATE: VTA Officials Hope to Partially Restore Light Rail Service by Sunday
• CDC Investigating Series Of Salmonella Outbreaks Tied To Italian-Style Meats
• With Illinois' Eviction Moratorium Set To Expire, A Roseland Church Steps In With A Rental Assistance Program
• What Has Changed In The 2 Years Since Elijah McClain's Encounter With Aurora Police
• Fremont Police Arrest 2 Suspected In 3 Robberies That Took Place In An Hour
• A's Swept By Mariners In Two-Game Series, Drop 4th Straight
• 'He Always Wanted To Coach Here': New Allen HS Football Coach James Shillam Dies Of COVID-19
• LA County Turns In 10% Of Vote-By-Mail Ballots So Far During Recall Election
• Governor Hogan Blasts Vaccine Misinformation, Actions of Some Governors To Block Local Mask Mandates
• Phil Murphy Signs Anti-Hazing Law Named For Timothy Piazza, Who Died At Penn State Fraternity Beta Theta Pi
• College Quarantine Plans Adapting With Pandemic
• 'That Just Wasn't The Plan': Elk River Family Adds Quadruplets
• Judge To Rule On Mask Mandate Lawsuit Involving Gov. Ron DeSantis
• South Fayette Kennel Under Investigation After Several Reports Of Animal Neglect And Cruelty
• Colorado Board Of Education Approves Allocations Of Federal Funding
• Mom whose daughter died of cancer swims to carry on her mission
• Texas House Committee Passes Virtual Learning Bill To Full Chamber
• R. Kelly accuser testifies she wasn't truthful in CBS News interview
• Campbell Police Ask For Public's Help Finding Stolen Van, Possibly Kidnapped Woman
• Parents Thank Lifeguards Who Saved 4-Year-Old Son Vincent Zhang At Long Island Pool
• Former Viking Herschel Walker Files For Senate Run In Georgia
• 19 Carjackings, Including 5 Bump-And-Run Incidents, Reported In Chicago In Recent Days; Police Urge Caution
• Watchdog Report Finds ShotSpotter Alerts Rarely Lead CPD To Evidence Of Actual Gun Crime
• 'It's Spreading So Fast': Lewisville ISD Sees COVID-19 Cases Rise 10-Fold From 1st To 2nd Week Of School
• New Jersey's Gas Tax To Fall 8.3 Cents A Gallon On Oct. 1
• Emerson College Freshmen Looking Forward To In-Person Learning
• Jewelry, Photographs Belonging To Al Capone Up For Auction
• Rockland County Officials Slam Gov. Cuomo For Granting Clemency To David Gilbert, Man Convicted In Deadly 1981 Bank Heist
• Hampstead Man Matthew Curtis Pleads Guilty To Federal Charge For Possession Of Child Pornography
• An Increase In COVID-19 Testing Takes Toll On Health Care Workers
• 'Ouch!' Surveillance Video Shows Burglary Suspect Drop TV On His Head
• New Yorkers React To Kathy Hochul Making History As New York's First Female Governor: 'It's About Time'
• DCFS Teen Illegally Strapped Onto Gurney Against Agency Policy
• Arrest Made In August 6 Killing Of Juan Aranda In Keyes
• I-Team Finds Requesting Proof Of Vaccination Is Not A Foolproof Solution
• Shuman Juvenile Detention Center Workers Plead With Allegheny County To Keep Facility Open
• Experts Weigh In On How To Ease Back-To-School Anxiety
• Registered Sex Offender Arrested for Indecent Exposure in Sunnyvale
• 2 Construction Workers Hit By Lightning In Western Wisconsin; 1 Dead
• Pandemic Causes Looming Crisis For Special Needs Residents Due To Shortage Of Direct Support Professionals
• Denver Broncos Ready To Welcome Back Full House For Saturday's Preseason Game At Empower Field At Mile High
• Latest Reforms To Open Up Cuban Economy Seen As Same Old Story On The Island, But Will Capitalism Stick This Time Around?
• 'It's A Mess, I Feel Angry' Ongoing USPS Mail Delays Leaves Residents Frustrated In Baltimore County
• Facing 20 Years In Prison, No-Party Candidate Alexis Rodriguez To Cooperate With Prosecutors In Case Against Ex-Florida Senator Frank Artiles
• COVID: San Joaquin Co. ICUs Above Capacity Due To Spike In Cases
• Concord Police Officer Rescues Tortoise Trapped In Busy Intersection
• 16-Year-Old Charged With Shooting Philadelphia Police Officer Who Responded To Carjacking
• 2 Hiker Deaths In Less Than 5 Days Reported At Death Valley National Park
• Keller @ Large: What Will It Take To Convince The Unvaccinated?
• Peterborough, NH Loses $2.3 Million In Email Scam
• Chris Deluzio Announces Run For Conor Lamb's House Seat Even Though No Guarantee The District Will Exist After Reapportionment
• Police: Woman Stabs Husband, Teen, Self; Toddler Found Dead In NW Miami-Dade
• Group Gathers To Protest Broward's Mask Mandate As School Board Responds To State's Demand To Drop It
• Man Charged With Attempted Capital Murder After Allegedly Shooting At Allen Police Officers
• Baltimore DPW Employee Took On Second Full-Time Job While Working Remotely, Inspector General Says
• Man Accused Of Setting Fire Inside Martinez Starbucks
• Gov. Murphy Orders Flags At Half-Staff To Honor Fallen Cape May Lifeguard Norman Inferrara III
• $500K Worth Of Drugs, Guns Seized In Broward
• With The Start Of School Only Days Away For Some Districts, Parents Continue To Urge Universal Masking
• 'Patria Y Vida' Writer, Singer Yotuel Romero On Song's Explosion, Fight For Freedom In Cuba
• Open For Business: Ardmore Music Hall Brings Four Decades Of Melodious Memories
• Teen, Good Samaritan Slashed In St. Paul Light Rail Station Attack; Ezana Demmessie Charged
• Jean-Marquris Stewart Identified As Victim In Deadly Weekend Shooting In LoDo
• Disney World Reaches Vaccination Agreement With Unions
• Wilmington Police SUV Involved In Crash
• Wawa Holding Instagram Sweepstakes To Give Away 10 Branded Sneakers
• Women Leaders Address Why Female Representation Still Lags Behind In Politics: 'Sexism And Misogyny Run Deep'
• BMW Championship Underway At Caves Valley Golf Club In Owings Mills
• Gov. Kathy Hochul Inspiring Hope On Both Sides Of The Aisle In First Day In Office
• Fort Lauderdale's New Police Chief Larry Scirotto To Address Issues Of Excessive Force
• 'It Just Shows How Much Good There Is In This World' Local Harford County Restaurant Using Grand Opening To Support Family Who's Daughter Was Hurt In Car Accident
• Hurricane Andrew: 29 Years Since Monster Category 5 Storm Devastated South Dade
• Parolee Roland Morrow Arrested For Allegedly Terrorizing Venice Neighborhood, Then Leaving On Bicycle
• Demond Bingham Dies After Shooting In St. Paul's North End Neighborhood
• Ohio House Republicans Debate Anti-Vaccination Bill Again
• Doctors, Expecting Broward Mother Urge Pregnant Women To Get Vaccinated
• Glen McCurley Pleads Guilty During Trial To Murdering Carla Walker In Fort Worth In 1974
• What Is the Process For Afghan Refugees Coming To Delaware Valley And Who Will Be Helping?
• Colorado Congressman Jason Crow Wants President Joe Biden To Extend Troop Withdrawal Deadline In Afghanistan
• Motorcyclist Dies After Fiery Crash In Tarrant County
• 'Our Lives Matter': Elijah McClain's Mother Reflects On Second Anniversary Of His Encounter With Aurora Police
• Memorial Honoring Pennsylvanians Lost To Guns Temporarily Set Up At Independence Mall
• Former Wyandanch High School Star Running Back Alonte Shipp Shot, Killed On Long Island
• COVID In Minnesota: Delta Variant 'Changing The Game' As CDC, MDH Recommend Outdoor Masks In High Transmission Areas
• Adams County Opts Out Of Mask Order For Children Ages 2-11
• Kemp ISD Closes Schools Rest Of Week Due To COVID-19 Outbreak
• Philadelphia City Council Members Turn To Chester On How To Get Handle On Rising Gun Violence
• Tradition Of Using Llamas To Carry Supplies For Leadville 100 Ultra Marathon In Colorado Continues
• Biden Addresses Evacuations From Afghanistan As Withdrawal Deadline Looms
• Barry Morphew Hearing: Prosecution Continues To Present Evidence In Suzanne Morphew Murder Case
• Legal Experts Expect Wave Of Vaccine Mandates Following FDA Approval
• Former Coach At Valor Christian High School Says His Dismissal Was Effectively Over His Sexual Orientation
• Massachusetts School Mask Mandate Given OK By Board Of Education
• Massachusetts Reports 1,290 New COVID-19 Cases, 16 Additional Deaths
• Southbridge Students, Teachers Wear Masks On First Day Back In Classroom
• Seen In Detroit: Monroe Street Midway
• Arrest Made In May Overdose Death Of Jesse Barnhart In Mankato
• Detroit's Iconic, Art Deco Fisher Building Listed For Sale
• Ones For Real Estate: Dallas Home Construction Permit Delays
• Man Rescued After Car Plunges Into Charles River During Cambridge Crash
• Diamondbacks' Caleb Smith Suspended 10 Games For Sticky Substance On Glove During Game Vs. Phillies
• Trending: #COWX Tweeters Celebrate Front Range View That's Been Missing For Weeks
• NRA Cancels Annual Meeting In Texas Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• Bidding Underway In Steamboat Resort Chairlift Auction
• Report: Patriots Claim Tight End Kahale Warring Off Waivers
• Miami's Iconic Versailles Wants You To Help Them Celebrate 50th Anniversary
• Man Sentenced For Conspiring To Rob Local Gun Stores With His Brothers
• Thick Layer Of Unhealthy Smoke Draped Over Lake Tahoe Basin
• Tiffany ad features Basquiat painting long out of view
• Rangers, Lifeguards Among East Bay Regional Park District Workers To Hold Strike Vote
• Boat Crushes SUV On Saugus Road
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra To Require Proof Of Vaccination For Indoor Events
• Kathy Hochul outlines key priorities after she's sworn in as governor
• Baltimore County Police Officer Convicted Of Rape, Assault
• Caldor Fires Evacuees With Nowhere Else To Go Staying Positive
• Suspect Arrested In South Jersey After Firing Shots At Police, Stealing Philadelphia SWAT Vehicle
• Study: COVID Vaccines Less Protective Against Delta Infection, But Still Reduce Risk By Two-Thirds
• House approves $3.5 trillion budget plan, sets deadline for infrastructure vote
• FAA investigates safety culture at Boeing after complaints
• Dallas Police Seek Help Identifying Driver Who Struck Pedestrian In May
• FBI Testing Powder Found Inside Suspicious Package Sent To Squirrel Hill South School
• Peloton to sell less pricey treadmill after delays and recalls
• California Recall: YouTuber Kevin Paffrath Hunts Views, Votes In Bid To Replace Newsom
• Undoing the injustices of Jim Crow juries
• Kathy Hochul Sworn In As New York's 57th Governor, First Woman To Hold The Office
• Homestead Man Strikes Gold, Wins $5 Million Playing Gold Rush Classic Scratch-Off Game
• Afghans who worked with CBS News evacuated to Doha
• Bond Set At $500,000 for Cicero Woman Accused of Causing Fatal Crash While Under the Influence
• Man Kills 5-Year-Old Daughter And His Wife In Suspected Double Murder-Suicide, Officials Say
• 5 beds with incredible reviews
• A 1,135-Pound Blue Marlin Caught Near Ocean City Sets New Maryland Record
• 'Andrew Cuomo's Last Despicable Act' - SFPOA Blasts Clemency Of DA Chesa Boudin's Father By Ex-NY Gov.
• Hawaii Asks Tourists To Stay Away During COVID Surge; 'Not A Good Time To Travel To The Islands'
• David Thomas II And Meggian Bradley Accused Of Stealing Vehicles And Property Worth $300,000 From One Victim Over 3 Years
• Suspect In San Francisco Bayview Shooting Arrested
• Philadelphia Rapper PnB Rock Pleads Guilty In 2019 Marijuana, Stolen Gun Charges, Bucks County Officials Say
• 18-Year-Old Marcus Aaron Thornton Arrested In Shooting Death Of 16-Year-Old Varney Kennedy
• Red Sox Option Jarren Duran To Triple-A Worcester
• Tributes Pour In For Rolling Stones Drummer Charlie Watts
• Wisconsin Republicans Try To Intervene In Redistricting Case
• Law Named For Dead Penn State Student Timothy Piazza Boosts Hazing Penalty In New Jersey
• 'I'm Not Going To Be Intimidated': UW President Won't Give Wis. Lawmakers Control Of COVID Policies
• U.S. using humanitarian tool to admit at-risk Afghans without visas
• Pac-12 Forms Alliance With ACC And Big Ten
• One Person Killed In Isleton RV Fire
• Florida Seeks to Scuttle Challenge To Transgender Athlete Law
• Afghan Unity DFW
• College Admissions Scandal: Hillsborough Woman Pleading Guilty For Paying $500K To Get Son Into USC
• Refugee Services Of Texas Prepares To Resettle 574 Afghan Refugees By Sept. 30
• DEP Issues Code Orange Air Quality Action Day For Multiple Local Counties
• Stocks hover near record highs on energy prices, vaccine optimism
• Nessel Seeks Public Input On Recent Power Outages
• Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts dies at age 80
• Small couches that can fit into the tiniest spaces
• Google's Waymo Expanding Ride-Hailing Self-Driving Car Service to San Francisco
• North Texas Educator Paige Ruiz Dies Of COVID Days After Giving Birth To Second Child
• Charges: Gene Abrahamson Threatened Man With Sword After Racist Rant
• Man Found Dead in Richmond Homeless Encampment Near I-580
• At Least 7 Californians Sickened In Outbreak Of Salmonella Linked To Italian Meats
• West Nile Virus-Positive Mosquitoes Found In Gilroy; Neighborhoods To Be Sprayed
• Tradition Of Using Llamas To Carry Supplies For Leadville 100 Ultra Marathon Continues
• Americans should "disaster-proof" their homes, experts say
• Rolling Stones Drummer Charlie Watts Dies At 80
• Caldor Fire 'Knocking On The Door' To Lake Tahoe Basin
• Tajon Buchanan Transferred To Club Brugge; Will Finish Out 2021 Season With Revolution
• Pac-12, Big-10, ACC Announces Historic College Sports Alliance
• MISSING CHILDREN: 3 Chicago Siblings May Have Been Abducted By Their Father
• Semi Crash Cleanup Leads To I-25 Lane Closures In Denver Tech Center
• Baltimore Man Adam Martin Sentenced To 150 Months In Prison In Federal Cocaine Case
• Pittsburgh Picks Out 2021 Christmas Tree
• OC Judge Declares Mistrial In Michael Avenatti Embezzlement Case
• Sen. John Cornyn: 'Letting The Taliban Dictate Our Military Strategy Is An Absolute Disgrace'
• Genaro Cortes Wanted In Murder Of Oxnard Man
• Matthew Slater On Patriots' Messaging On Vaccines: 'It's A Personal Choice'
• What to know about getting a 3rd COVID vaccine shot
• Vaccines Are Less Protective Against Delta Infection But Still Reduce Risk By Two-thirds, CDC Study Shows
• Schools struggle to hire bus drivers amid COVID-19 concerns
• Catholic School In Lansing Loses Appeal Over Mask Policy
• San Miguel County Sheriff Warns Hikers After Deputies Find Dozens Of Weapons At Illegal Camp
• Rolling Stones Drummer Charlie Watt Dies At 80 Years Old
• William Hatch Identified As Man Found Dead In Apparent Shirley Murder
• Loyola Legend Jerry Harkness Has Died
• Man Shot, Killed By Police After Allegedly Stabbing Butler Officer
• Photojournalist killed by Taliban in Afghanistan
• Angel City Football Club Hires Head Coach, Makes USWNT Star Christen Press Its First Player Signing
• Margate's Lucy The Elephant To Have Metal Skin Restored Beginning Next Month
• Delaware School District To Move To Virtual Learning During Firefly Music Festival In Dover
• Rolling Stones Drummer Charlie Watts Dies At Age 80
• Rolling Stones Drummer Charlie Watts Dies At Age 80
• Can I crash? U Of M Students Scramble As Apartments Unfinished
• Former East Aurora Elementary School Teacher Found Guilty of Sexual Assault of Student
• COVID Return: Benicia City Council Looking To Adopt Mask Mandate
• Working For Chicago: AT&T Is Hiring In The Chicago Area
• New Urgent Care Clinic Opens At BWI, Offering COVID-19 Vaccines And Tests
• Rabies Test Comes Up Positive For Skunk Found Dead In Boulder
• Boat Sinks Off 31st Street Harbor
• Bensalem Man, Tamir Phillips, Arrested For Fatally Shooting 14-Year-Old Boy At Willingboro Gas Station
• Who Is Eligible To Receive Monoclonal Antibodies To Treat COVID-19?
• Elizabeth Police Seek Suspect Who Vandalized Church, Businesses
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia Police To Provide Update On Assault Of Delivery Driver In Queen Village
• United To Workers: Get A COVID Shot Or Get Fired
• Haltom City Investigators Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver In Black Truck
• Nearly 100 Dogs Rescued From Fayette County Home, Several Found Dead
• 100 Pets Arrive In Massachusetts For Adoption; 'On The Hunt For New And Loving Homes'
• UC Berkeley To Launch Dual Satellites On Mission To Mars
• Rolling Stones Drummer Charlie Watts Has Died
• Whitmer Declares State Of Emergency For 3 South Michigan Counties After Severe Storm Damage
• Chicago Weather: Severe Storms Approaching; Hot, Humid Day With Heat Index Near 100 Degrees
• It's Name-Your-Price For Adult Dog & Cat Adoptions This Week At The Denver Animal Shelter
• Health Officials Hope FDA Approval Of Pfizer Vaccine Will Encourage More People To Get Shots
• Watertown Father, Sons Accused Of Falsely Claiming $20 Million In Lottery Winnings
• $100K Worth Of Cargo Taken In Train Heists Found At Homeless Encampments Alongside Union Pacific Tracks In Pomona
• WATCH: Upper Gwynedd Township Police Rescue Blind, Deaf And Elderly Dog Stuck About 5-Feet Underground
• Celtics Announce Contract Extension For Josh Richardson
• Justin Fields To Start At QB In Bears' Preseason Finale; Andy Dalton Still The Starter For Week 1
• How Mac Jones Performed In Second Practice Without Cam Newton
• OU Professor Honorée Fanonne Jeffers Has Oprah's Book Pick With 'Love Songs of W.E.B. Du Bois'
• Four More States Added To Chicago COVID-19 Travel Advisory
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 2,795 New Cases, 22 Additional Deaths
• Tourists Asked To Stay Away From Hawaii Over COVID Surge
• China wants the world to believe COVID came from anywhere else
• Police Questioning Person Of Interest In Multiple Hammer Attacks On CTA Trains
• CIA director held secret meeting with Taliban leader in Kabul
• Hawaii governor tells potential tourists not to visit
• 201K Marylanders Get Health Insurance In Special Enrollment
• Miami Weather: Scorching Heat Continues In South Florida
• Old Vape Devices, Cartridges Collected In Boulder County
• Florida Man Hospitalized Following Alligator Bite Incident In Fort Myers
• New York City Rents Top San Francisco Amid COVID Pandemic Economic Rebound
• With Parking Enforcement Returning, City Provides Details On Impound Lots
• Affidavit Says Angela West's Appearance 'Not Crisp', Night Of Arrest
• Carjackers Rear-Ending Victims' Cars; Police Alert Issued For North Side Residents
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Health Department Reports 263 New Cases
• Afghan flag displayed during Paralympics opening ceremony
• Baltimore Man Kadem Hodge Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash, Authorities Searching For Driver Ronald Scott Clark
• Upper Providence Little Leaguers Return To Phoenixville After World Series Loss
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 700 Hospitalized, Positivity Falls For Second Day In A Row
• Medicaid Plans To Offer Incentives To Boost COVID Vaccinations
• Harris Vietnam trip delayed by possible "Havana Syndrome" case
• Bay Area Tesla Owners Say Their Cars Increasingly Targeted for Break-Ins
• U Of M Study Shows Detroit's Unemployment Recovery Following The COVID-19 Pandemic Is Exceeding Expectations
• Migrants stuck in Mexico faced 6,356 violent attacks, report finds
• State's Head Veterinarian Issues Statewide Recall of Raw Goat Milk
• Jesse Martinez Arrested After Allegedly Sending Lewd Pictures, Trying To Meet Rancho Cucamonga Deputy He Believed Was 15-Year-Old Girl
• Pennsylvania Redistricting Panel To Count Inmates In Home Towns
• MAP: Chicago Bars, Restaurants, And Other Businesses Requiring COVID-19 Vaccination
• Pennsylvania Is 6th State With Most Student Loan Debts, Study Finds
• Registration Opens For PedalPGH
• Hesitant Americans get vaccine after Pfizer gets FDA approval
• Airbnb To Open Rental Properties To Fleeing Afghani Refugees
• Walmart To Compete With Uber & DoorDash, Will Launch Delivery Service For Other Businesses
• Petaluma Police Arrest 5 Trying To Steal $10,000 In Beauty Products
• Has This Summer's Weather Been The Worst Ever? Record Rain, Record Heat, And Oppressive Humidity
• David Krejci Has No Plans To Return To Boston Bruins, NHL After Czech Season Ends
• 'We Kicked It Up A Notch & Lit It On Fire': Heléne Yorke On Season 2 Of 'The Other Two' & Working With Molly Shannon
• Newlywed women found dead at campsite reported "creepy guy"
• How are Afghan refugees being processed by the U.S.?
• CVS Will Require Some Employees To Get COVID Vaccine
• US Could Have COVID-19 'Under Control' By Spring 2022 If Enough People Get Vaccinated, Dr. Anthony Fauci Says
• Colorado Mother, Daughters Flee Afghanistan, Land At Denver International Airport
• Patriots Cut Several Players Ahead Of Tuesday's 80-Player Deadline
• Walmart to offer delivery services for local businesses
• Anoka-Hennepin Schools May Require Indoor Masking When Local COVID Cases Spike
• Kimmel Center Will Require Proof Of Vaccination, Masks To Be Worn
• Man Arrested In Fatal Shooting Of 3 In Jackson County
• Deadly Wrong Way Crash On I-95 Near Golden Glades Interchange
• 'We Love NYC: The Homecoming Concert' Part 2? We'll See, De Blasio Says
• Cody Ryan Turner Of Irving Sentenced For Attempting To Meet Child For Sex 
• 5 Things To Know: Meet New York's New Governor Kathy Hochul
• Morphew Hearing: More Details Shared About Alleged Tranquilizer Dart In Suzanne Morphew Disappearance
• With Sales Surging Still, Best Buy Raises Prospects For 2021
• Wis. State Sen. Jacque, Outspoken Critic Of Mask And Vaccine Mandates, Hospitalized With COVID-Induced Pneumonia
• Tesla Owners Say Their Cars Increasingly Targeted for Break-Ins
• Tesla Owners Say Their Cars Increasingly Targeted For Break-Ins
• 7-month-old twins swept away by flood waters in Tennessee
• Big Rig Crashes And Catches Fire On I-5 Near Elk Grove Boulevard
• Frustrations Grow In Sault Ste. Marie Over US-Canada Border Restrictions
• Mark Schlereth Thinks Teddy Bridgewater 'Showed More Pocket Presence' And Will Be Named Denver Broncos Starting QB
• Tuesdsay's Show Info (8/24/21)
• Bill Belichick Has Nothing To Add About Cam Newton Situation: 'It Is What It Is'
• Cooking Corner: Great To Go Meal Kits
• Two Siblings Reported Missing In South Sacramento
• Solano County Sheriff Releases Videos Of Traffic Stop That Triggered Federal Lawsuit
• Are You A Plastic Bag Hoarder? Most People Are
• Denver Weather: Rare August Day As Late Season Heat Wave Continues
• NYPD: Man Waiting For Cab Hit By Stray Bullet In Shooting Near Penn Station, Gunman Opened Fire After Dispute
• Black Bear Euthanized In Northern Michigan After Injured In Hit-And-Run Crash
• Revolution Goalkeeper Matt Turner Ready For A Highly Contested MLS All-Star Game
• New Colorado Music Festival -- 'Troublesome Fest' -- Aims To Help Those Affected By East Troublesome Fire
• Davie Teacher Natalie Stuart Used TikTok To Help Keep Students Engaged During Pandemic
• Report: Patriots Have Internal Frustration Over Cam Newton's COVID Protocol Breach
• 1 Injured In White Bear Lake Shooting, Police Do Not Believe It Was Random
• Is It Legal For Minnesota Businesses To Require That Workers Be Vaccinated?
• Key Baltimore City Services Begin To Resume In-Person Access
• Test NASCAR's Unvaccinated As A Protocol Compromise
• 'Oh My God, I Almost Died:' Portage Park Resident Alarmed After He Narrowly Escapes Gunfire During Attempted Robbery In Portage Park
• Plano Resident Edgar Miller Sentenced To 21+ Years For Distributing Child Pornography
• Duggan Selects James White As Permanent Detroit Police Chief
• Caldor Fire Evacuees Running Out Of Money With No Place To Stay
• Mountain Barn Restaurant In Princeton Closing 'Due To Lack Of Staff'
• How Can We Save Our Lawns This Fall?
• Caldor Fire Explodes To 114K Acres, Poses Threat To Lake Tahoe
• Movies Under The Stars Are Back At Bryant Park
• Report: Packers Blocked Patriots' Request To Interview Chad Brinker For Front Office Position
• Lisa Jacobson Edges Out Hollies Winston By 2 Votes To Become Next Mayor Of Brooklyn Park
• Body of hiker missing since early July found buried under rocks
• New LAUSD School Geared Towards Immigrant Students Opens In Westlake
• Hamline Church Dining Hall, Minnesota State Fair's Oldest Food Concession, To Close Indoor Dining
• Biden plans to stick with August 31 Afghanistan withdrawal deadline
• In Court, Dallas County Mask Mandate Faces Off Against Governor's Executive Order & Ban
• Teenager Ejected, Dies In Tragic Crash In Aurora
• Law Firm Of Disgraced Attorney Thomas Girardi Goes To Auction
• Epidemiologist Dr. Emily Landon Answers Viewer Questions About COVID-19, Delta Variant, Booster Shots
• Are Patriots 'Falling On The Sword' For Cam Newton? And Will Mac Jones Take Advantage?
• Asian American Leaders Fear COVID-19 Origin Report Could Fuel More Bigotry And Violence
• Weather Blog: Hot And Humid On The Way Again
• Airbnb says it will temporarily house 20,000 Afghan refugees
• Miami Dade College To Host Pop Up COVID Vaccination Sites On Its Campuses
• Minnesota Weather: Thousands Without Power Following Early Morning Storms
• Philadelphia School District To Vote On Vaccine Mandate For Teachers, School Staff On Tuesday
• Body Found In Missing Western Wisconsin Fire Chief's Truck
• Some Chick-fil-A Restaurants Closing Dining Rooms Amid Worker Shortage
• G-7 leaders can't sway Biden to delay Afghanistan withdrawal
• Military planners hope for decision soon on August 31 deadline
• Henri leaves tens of thousands in the Northeast without power
• R. Kelly accuser gives emotional testimony in racketeering trial
• Schools' patchwork mask rules create confusion in Atlanta area
• Large majority of economists say employers should require vaccine
• Arizona election review delayed again due to COVID-19
• Proud Boys leader sentenced to 5 months for weapons, vandalism charges
• Forest Lake Police Sergeant Kurt Kowarsch Dies In UTV Crash
• Illinois college student killed in shooting at off-campus party
• Tom Cruise lands in a helicopter in a U.K. family's field
• Mayim Bialik to guest host "Jeopardy!" after Mike Richards steps down
• Pentagon moving to mandate COVID-19 vaccine for U.S. troops
• All NYC public school staff must be vaccinated
• PTL Links: Aug. 24, 2021
• Baby Rhino Calf Born At The Wilds
• Texas Tween Ella Bruning Playing Big Time Ball In Little League World Series
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/24 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Police Officer Grazed By Bullet While Responding To Carjacking In North Philadelphia
• Investigation Underway After Jeep Crashes Into Gloucester Township Swimming Pool
• Partner of slain Chicago cop moved to rehab after being paralyzed
• Firefighters Rescue Man Trapped In New Hampshire Salt Pile
• Concord Police Investigate Death of Teen in Possible Accidental Overdose
• Pittsburgh Weather: Heat, Humidity To Continue Tuesday
• Bethel Park School District Orders Masks Mandatory For The First Semester As Students Return To Class
• Man In Critical Condition After Being Shot Multiple Times In Hill District
• Former Steeler Brett Keisel Names Calf 'Nunny' After Hall Of Fame Scout Bill Nunn
• Local Kids Set Up Shop, Sell Lemonade In Squirrel Hill
• Members From Pennsylvania-Task Force 1 Providing Assistance Following Tropical Depression Henri
• Teachers Union Ratifies 4-Year Contract, Agrees On Start Date For Pittsburgh Public School Classes To Begin
• Five WPIAL Championship Football Games Set To Be Held At Heinz Field In November

Videos from August 24, 2021

• 8/24: Red and Blue
• Former NYC Council speaker: "New York politics are finally headed in the right direction"
• Charlie Watts on the roles of the Rolling Stones
• The significance of integrating Afghan refugees into American life
• Fauci says U.S. could get control of pandemic by spring if vaccination pace picks up
• Biden says U.S. on pace to finish operations in Afghanistan by August 31
• Mom takes plunge to finish late daughter's mission
• Pandemic accelerates teacher shortages nationwide
• More than 5 million may face eviction if federal ban expires
• Several still missing after deadly flooding in Tennessee
• Officials hope FDA's Pfizer COVID vaccine approval convinces holdouts
• Possible "Havana Syndrome" case delays VP Harris' Vietnam trip
• Inside U.S. air base housing thousands of Afghanistan evacuees
• Biden to keep August 31 as Afghanistan withdrawal deadline
• Local Matters: New York Governor Kathy Hochul takes office amid tense debate over masking and COVID vaccines
• How the Biden White House was caught off guard by Taliban's rapid takeover in Afghanistan
• Biden sticks to Afghanistan withdrawal deadline, with contingency plans
• Special Report: Biden speaks on economic agenda, Afghanistan withdrawal deadline
• Biden says U.S. "on pace" to complete Afghanistan withdrawal by August 31
• California group rescues animals from Caldor Fire
• People convicted by "Jim Crow juries" still incarcerated despite Supreme Court ruling
• How Governor Kathy Hochul "shattered a ceiling" for women in New York
• Kathy Hochul commits to "open, ethical governing" in first speech as New York governor
• Afghan who helped U.S. describes being stuck in Kabul
• Afghan journalists in "grave danger" as U.S. evacuates, advocates say
• House reconvenes after delaying vote to advance key parts of Biden agenda
• New York state senator on Governor Kathy Hochul: "It truly is a new day in New York"
• G-7 leaders push Biden to keep troops in Afghanistan past August 31 deadline
• 60 Minutes+ Update: Afghan interpreters
• Pediatrician on Pfizer's FDA approval and why we now need COVID vaccines for kids under 12
• How Biden is handling U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan
• Hawaii governor urges tourists to stay home as COVID-19 surges again
• Local Matters: Kathy Hochul takes over as New York governor
• Climate change helped fuel devastating floods in Germany, study finds, as more floods hit U.S.
• Americans could owe $6.5 trillion in interest for wars in Afghanistan and Iraq
• WWII vet reunited with children he almost shot 77 years ago
• Oprah on her book club selection: "The Love Songs of W.E.B. Du Bois" by Honorée Fanonne Jeffers
• As evacuations continue, G7 countries plan to discuss Afghan withdrawal deadline
• Khan Academy CEO Sal Khan on coronavirus pandemic and how to narrow the learning gap.
• WorldView: G7 to discuss Afghanistan; study links climate change to deadly flooding
• Maryland Governor Larry Hogan on FDA's Pfizer vaccine approval, accepting Afghan refugees
• School bus driver shortage linked to COVID-19 fear
• Biden expected to receive U.S. Intelligence report on coronavirus origins
• U.S. intelligence report into COVID origins expected soon as China pushes back on lab leak theory
• What the FDA's full approval for Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine means for U.S. adults and children
• Search and rescue operations are ongoing after deadly Tennessee floods killed at least 22 people
• Dr. Anthony Fauci on FDA's full approval of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine
• FDA approves Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine
• 8/24: CBSN AM
• FDA approval of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine likely to prompt new vaccination mandates
• Protecting your home during hurricane and wildfire season