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Articles from August 25, 2021

• UPDATE: Fremont Police Fatally Shoot Suspect In Attempted Murder Case
• Johnson & Johnson Plans To Make Booster Shot
• Dustin Wakefield, Of Castle Rock, Shot And Killed While Trying To Protect Family From Gunman In Miami
• New To Recall Debate Stage, Democrat Paffrath Blasts Rivals
• Orioles Snap 19-Game Skid With 10-6 Win Over Angels
• Denver Voters To Decide On Potential & Controversial National Western Center Arena
• VIDEO: Mountain Lion Creeps Around Aurora Backyard
• Looting Suspect Brandon Massey Arrested In Caldor Fire Evacuation Area Near Pollock Pines
• Aggressive Attacks Help Fight Against Airola Fire In Calaveras County
• Squaw Valley Ski Resort Expansion Blocked By California Appeals Court
• California Looking To Pay Drug Addicts To Stay Sober
• California Recall: New To Debate Stage, Democrat Kevin Paffrath Blasts GOP Rivals
• LA County Identifies COVID-19 Outbreak At Grant Elementary School
• South Bay Neighbors Cut Crime Combining Old-School Watchfulness With High-Tech Surveillance
• Sanó Sails Over Green Monster In Twins 9-6 Win Over Red Sox
• COVID: Cal/OSHA Urges Masking At All Indoor Work Settings Regardless Of Vaccination Status Amid Delta Variant
• Retired Racing Group Preserves Memory Of Minnesota State Fair Speedway
• Anna Euerle Crowned 68th Princess Kay Of The Milky Way
• Man Rescued After Spending Days In Bel Air Ravine
• Heading To The Minnesota State Fair? See This First
• Loveland Police Releases Body Camera Video, 911 Call Of Dramatic Shooting Of 19-Year-Old Alex Domina
• Vehicle Veers Off Freeway, Crashes Into 2 Anaheim Apartment Buildings Killing A Resident
• Mac Jones Lights Up Giants In Patriots' Joint Practice Session, Capitalizing On Cam Newton's Absence
• Near North Neighbors Say Stalled Construction Project Has Turned Seward Park Into An Overgrown, Neglected Mess
• Chicago Weather: Staying Hot And Humid Thursday
• Lots Of Runs On Both Sides But Cubs Drop Second Game Of Doubleheader To Rockies
• Hundreds Protest COVID Vaccine Mandates Outside New York City Hall
• Smith, Kelly Help Arizona Thwart Pirates' Sweep Bid
• Donaldson, Cave Homer In 10th To Lead Twins Past Red Sox 9-6
• Pembroke Pines PD: 2 Charles W. Flanagan High School Students Arrested For Making Threats Online
• Woman, Teen Shot Inside Staten Island Hair Salon
• Fiancé Of North Hills Woman Evacuated From Afghanistan, Flown To U.S. Military Base In Qatar
• Phillies Fall To Rays 7-4 After Mejia's 3-Run Homer In 9th
• Aurora Police Investigating Shooting Death
• Marlins Slide Past Nationals 4-3 In Extra Innings
• UPDATE: Airola Fire In Calaveras County Grows To 1,000 Acres; Evacuations Underway
• Giants Turn 5 Double Plays, Escape Bases Loaded Jam In 9th To Beat Mets
• Good Samaritans Help Stop Random Assault In Midtown
• 'Haiti Just Never Gets A Break': Local Woman Connects With Food For The Poor To Help Earthquake Survivors
• Chicago Weather: Severe Thunderstorms Hit Chicago Area For Second Night; Damage, Downed Power Lines Reported In Western Suburbs
• NYPD Searching For 2 Suspects In West Side Stabbing
• Dive Teams Find Body Of Man Who Went Missing In Newbury's Parker River
• Fundraiser Gives Big Boost To Woodridge Families Still Suffering After June Tornadoes
• North Lawndale Employment Network Has A New Home, And Some Proud Success Stories
• Sanborn Woman, 83, Killed In Crash Near Willmar
• Board Keeps Masks Optional In Central Bucks School District After Intense Meeting
• Call Issued For Prayers For Rev. Jesse Jackson And Wife Jacqueline As They Battle COVID-19
• City Vows To Get Rid Of Dangerous Light Poles After CBS 2 Investigators Have Spent Years Documenting Them As They Fall Down, But Just When Will This Happen?
• Jamerria Hall Confesses To Killing Her Two Children, Six-Year-Old Da'neria Thomas & Eight-Year-Old Davin Thomas, After Their Bodies Were Found At Southwest Baltimore Apartment
• 'All Those Affected Are Feeling Fine' Three Members Of Governor Hogan's Staff Test Positive For COVID-19; Hogan Remains Negative For Virus
• Maryland State Police Implementing Virtual Reality Simulator To Help Train Troopers In Decision-Making During Various Scenarios
• UMBC President Freeman Hrabowski Announces Retirement
• Two Recent Graduates Caddying At BMW Championship Are The Latest Recipient Of The Evans Scholarship
• White Sox Drop Game To Blue Jays For Fourth Loss In Five Games
• North Texas School Districts Work to Combat COVID-19 Slide
• Illinois Secretary Of State's Office Expands Appointment Program For Driver Services Facilities
• Orioles End 19-Game Skid By Getting Past Ohtani, Angels
• Torrance All-Stars Beaten In No-Hitter, Sent To Elimination Bracket
• BMW Seat Heater Burns Woburn Boy, Causes Fire
• Thursday's Show Info (8/26/21)
• Fatal San Jose Crash Shuts Down Southbound Highway 101 Near Airport Parkway
• Giants Turn 5 DPs, Get Alonso With Bags Full To Top Mets 3-2
• DPD Animal Month Feature: Meet K9 Roky
• Last Date For Daily Flood-Related Waste Pickup In Detroit Is Sept. 3
• Key2Finesse Youth Group Raises $75,000 For Gift Of Life Michigan
• Parents Rally Over Oakland County School Mask Mandate
• UMass Student Hayden Ginnetti Seriously Injured While Swimming On Nantucket
• FBI Searches Homes, Turns Up Heat On Detroit Council Members
• EXCLUSIVE: Yardley Police Chief Joseph Kelly Recounts Moment He Was Shot Responding To Probation Assist Call
• Crews On Scene Of Serious Crash On West Northern Parkway
• COVID: California to Begin Distributing Second Stimulus Payments
• North Bay Veterinarians Saving Animal, Human Lives With Volunteer Mobile Pet Clinic
• Police: Driver Of Stolen Amazon Van Arrested In Wellesley After Chase
• California Recall: Republican Candidates Caitlyn Jenner, Kevin Faulconer Campaign in Bay Area
• Semi Truck Driver Killed In I-94 Rollover Near Clearwater
• Natomas Woman Arrested In Unemployment Fraud Scheme, Drug Bust
• Charges Pending Against Suspect After Man Is Shot In Drive-By In North Center; Police Say Suspect Later Crashed
• Northwestern Medicine To Require COVID-19 Vaccination For Doctors, Staff By Halloween
• Stern Grove Flooding from Water Main Break Forces Concert Cancellation; Damage 'Catastrophic'
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Stealing From Store, Firing Gun Inside Mesquite's Town East Mall
• Amtrak Surfliner To Require Reservations Over Labor Day Weekend
• Man Fatally Shot In Landover Wednesday Night
• California Recall: Answers To Voter Concerns On Signature Verification, 2nd Question, Holes In Envelopes
• Motion To Oppose Halting Recall Election Lawsuit Filed In LA
• COVID: Group of San Jose Police Staff Resists Getting Vaccination
• Autopsy Slated On 4-Year-Old Boy Found Dead In Parked Car In Pennsylvania
• Uber Driver Hospitalized After Being Shot Three Times In Head In North Philadelphia
• Phillies' Zack Wheeler Becomes First MLB Pitcher To Reach 200 Strikeouts This Season
• UPDATE: Bennett Fire Near Grass Valley Burns 60 Acres, 60% Contained
• Drought Emergency: Santa Clara Water Officials Issue Dire Warning As Reservoirs Dip To Historic Lows
• Caldor Fire Evacuees Told To Leave Amador County Fairgrounds
• 'Without Theater, There Is Truly Something Missing': Singer-Songwriter Sara Bareilles Reflects On Returning To Broadway In 'Waitress'
• FBI Agents Conduct Evidence Recovery Operation On Berthoud Pass
• SEE IT: Bear Steals Package Left On Connecticut Homeowner's Porch
• Pennsylvania Woman Who Coughed And Spit On Food At Supermarket, Claimed Coronavirus Gets Jail Time
• BWI Airport Welcomes First Honor Flight In Over A Year, More Than 30 Veterans On Board
• Manslaughter Suspect Injured in Oakland Officer-Involved Shooting
• No Mask, Vaccine, Or COVID-19 Test Requirement For Kanye West's 'Donda' Listening Party At Soldier Field: Expert Says That's Not Safe
• 'Nobody Knew Anything': Manteca Woman Reunited With Family Through DNA Test Kit
• Gov. Kathy Hochul Speeds Up Federal Rent Relief Efforts Ahead Of Eviction Moratorium Expiration
• 4 Injured, Including Toddler, In Lawrence County Crash
• Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont Meets With Education, Public Health Officials To Discuss Upcoming School Year
• Boil Water Notice Issued For Much Of Healdsburg Due To Water Main Break
• Maryland State Police's Homicide Unit Commended For Guilty Verdict After Five Year Investigation Of Inmate's Death
• Hayward Police Warn Of Credit Card Skimmers That Are Easily Installed, Hard To Detect
• WATCH: Lodi Man Accused of Attempted Murder Following Molotov Cocktail Attack
• Now Vikings' Top Tight End, Irv Smith Jr. Trains With NFL's Best At The Position
• Dallas City Council Sets Maximum Property Tax Rate For Next Year's $1.5B General Fund Budget
• West Philadelphia Double Shooting Leaves Lyft Driver, Passenger Hospitalized, Police Say
• Pennsylvania Congressman Mike Doyle Says He Has Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Sinkhole Opens Up In Brooklyn Street
• Public schools see massive drop in enrollment due to pandemic
• Bronx Man Reunited With Dog That Was Stolen From Hotel Room
• 'It Points To Mandates:' Vaccine Requirements A Must To Keep COVID At Bay In Philadelphia, Experts Say
• GBMC To Require Covid-19 Vaccine For All Employees
• Former Delaware Republican Political Candidate Michael Protack Pleads Guilty To Mailing Death Threats
• Keller @ Large: Moulton's Trip To Afghanistan Looks Like 'Especially Clueless' Publicity Stunt
• El Dorado County Vineyards Threatened By Caldor Fire
• Gov. Greg Abbott Issues Executive Order Banning Vaccine Mandates And Passports In Texas
• Over 240 Students & Staff Across Broward & Miami-Dade Out With COVID
• Bears Training Camp: Rodney Adams Fights To Join The Team After A Year On The Practice Squad
• Growing Concern About How School Districts Will Handle Positive Tests And Exposures Among Students
• Booster Shot May Be On Horizon For J&J COVID-19 Vaccine Recipients
• Judge Orders UC Berkeley To Freeze Campus Enrollment
• Want A Bee-Friendly Garden? You Could Get Money From The State
• Death Sentence Upheld By Court For Church Shooter Dylann Roof
• Afghan Refugees Arrive At Joint Base McGuire In South Jersey
• Former Marine From North Texas Working To Get Afghan Interpreter Out Of The Country
• Oklahoma governor candidate charged with kidnapping, sexual assault
• How Meteorologists Help Battle Blazes Like The Greenwood Fire
• Geisinger, One Of Pennsylvania's Largest Health Systems, To Require Employee COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Concrete Falls On Kennedy Expressway From Metra Bridge In Jefferson Park
• City Of Chicago Employees To Be Required To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Adult Film Actor Ron Jeremy Indicted On Over 30 Counts Of Sexual Assault
• COVID: Marin County Surge Plateauing, Health Officer Credits High Vaccination Rate
• Gov. Kathy Hochul Voices Support For School Mask Mandate, Calling It 'An Important Step'; On Long Island, Some Parents Push Back
• STEM School Highlands Ranch Moves 2nd-5th Grades To Remote Learning Through Labor Day
• Don Everly Of 'The Everly Brothers' Dies At 84
• State Senate President Jake Corman Renews Investigation Of 2020 Election, But Claims Trump Is Not Directing The Show
• Labor, Community Leaders Urge 'No' Vote On Newsom Recall At Oakland Rally
• Animal Rights Activists Stage 'Blood Spill' At UC Berkeley Over Contract With Tyson Foods
• Man Injured During Moose Attack In Winter Park While Dogs Escape
• Judge Rules Permit Holders Cannot Carry Guns At Minnesota State Fair
• Multiple Fire Departments Rush To 3-Alarm Fire At Gaylord Texan Resort In Grapevine
• Driver Facing Slew Of Charges After 6-Year-Old Tamy Quema Guachiac Struck And Killed Crossing Brooklyn Street
• Residents At Parkside Manor In Brookline Say They Have No Air Conditioning
• Final Preparations Underway For The State Fair
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Superintendent Anthony Hamlet Facing State Fines And Sanctions For Ethical Violations
• Judge Orders Children Have No Contact With Mother Accused Of Stabbing Husband, Teen, And Drowning Baby In Bathtub 'Baptism'
• 'We Are Just The Same As The Rest Of The Community': Unhoused Minneapolis Couple Hopes To Get Off Streets
• State Fair Of Texas 'Urging', But Not Mandating Fairgoers Be Vaccinated
• After Devastating Earthquake Which Killed More Than 2,000, Worries Turn To COVID In Haiti
• Days After Moving To Rehab Center And Weeks After Being Shot, Chicago Police Officer Carlos Yanez Jr. Speaks On Video To Honor Anniversary With Force
• Rev. Courtney Caruthers Is Up To The Challenge After Moving To Chicago For A Mission In Struggling, But Proud, West Pullman
• COVID Vaccinations Required For Indoor Performances At Denver Center For Performing Arts
• I-Team: Drones Flying Too Close To Planes Near Logan Airport 'Very Dangerous' Situation
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Continues Doubling Down On Stance Against Masks In Schools
• CTU: 'Serious Problems' With COVID Loom Before First Day Of School
• Broward, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach Counties Willing To File Lawsuits Over Masks, Threat Of Sanctions
• Man Shot, Killed By Amtrak Police On Union Station Platform Identified As Jamar Jason Taylor Of San Leandro, California
• New Study Shows People Who Workout At Night May Get More 'Bang For Their Buck'
• Police Seeking White Sedan In Connection With Fatal Shooting Of 8-Year-Old Peyton Evans In Landover
• School Bus Drivers Needed Across Tri-State Area, But Companies Say Every Student Will Have A Ride
• 'I Do Not Think That's Fair': Schools With High Vaccination Rates Can Lift Mask Mandate In October
• Newick's Owner Warns Customers Not To 'Rant And Rave Like A Spoiled Child'
• Brotherly Love: Soul Cafe Teaching Children In Community About Different Cultures Through Diversity Story Time
• Florida Judge Weighs Decision To Reinstate Federal Unemployment Money Suspended By Gov. DeSantis In June
• Serena and Venus Williams withdraw from U.S. Open due to injuries
• Disney Cruise Line To Mandate COVID-19 Vaccine For Passengers Sailing To Bahamas
• Florida Atty. Gen. Ashley Moody Warns Malware Can Drain Your Phone's Battery, Bank Accounts
• Man Wanted For Allegedly Sexually Abusing Girl Arrested In Sharpsburg
• 30-Year-Old Motorcyclist Ryan March Killed In Crash In White Marsh
• 'I'm In A Daze': Unbearable Pain For Family Of Toddler Who Drowned In Fort Lauderdale's New River
• Study Finds Evening Exercise May Have Extra Health Benefits
• Serena Williams Withdraws From US Open With Torn Hamstring
• Colorado Woman Describes Fight To Flee Afghanistan
• Massachusetts Student-Athletes Required To Wear Masks Indoors
• COVID Update: Benicia City Council Unanimously Approves Mask Mandate For Public Buildings
• New York City Wants Kids 12+ To Be 'Superheroes' And Get Vaccinated
• Times Square Ferris Wheel Open To Public For Limited Popup
• Boyd Elementary School Closes Temporarily Amid Concerns Over Rising COVID-19 Cases
• City Of Chicago Workers Must Have COVID-19 Vaccine By Mid October, Lightfoot Says
• After Discovering New Gym Windows At Sullivan High School Didn't Open, CPS Has Replaced Nearly Half Of Them
• Howard County Introduces RTA Buss Pass For Middle & High School Students In Light Of School Bus Driver Shortage
• South Florida Charities Worry Donations May Soon Decline For Haiti
• Judge Weighs New Trial For Scott Peterson
• 3-Foot-Tall Snoop Dogg Bobbleheads Stolen From Multiple Grocery Stores In Bucks, Chester Counties
• Seth Moulton's Secret Visit To Afghanistan Slammed As 'Irresponsible' By US Officials
• Chicago Man Indicted for Alleged Straw Handgun Purchases at Suburban Store
• Small Plane Crash Lands On Southbound 5 Freeway In San Diego
• Johnson & Johnson To Seek OK From FDA On COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shot
• Miami Beach Rep. Michael Grieco Targets False Vaccination Cards
• Woman's Body Found Below Pioneer Bridge In West Sacramento
• 21-Year-Old Seriously Injured In Crash In Owings Mills
• Penguin Random House To Open Second Distribution Center In Carroll County
• Kite Surfer Dies After Slamming Into Fort Lauderdale Beach Building
• Johnson & Johnson Says Its COVID Booster Shot Prompts Large Increase In Immune Response
• 1,500 Americans May Still Need Evacuation From Afghanistan
• Protesters Gather At State Capitol In Opposition Of Line 3 Pipeline
• COVID In Florida: More Than 10,000 Have Received Monoclonal Antibody Treatment
• Biased mortgage lending keeps minorities locked out of dream homes
• Discovery Of Woman's Body In Pico Union Home Prompts Harvard Heights Standoff With Police
• South Dakota AG to take plea deal in fatal crash, prosecutor says
• Massachusetts School Mask Mandate Goes Into Effect
• Ron Jeremy Indicted On Over 30 Counts Of Sexual Assault Involving 21 Victims
• Khaled Awad To Be Arraigned In July Stabbing Of Brighton Rabbi
• Help Needed To Identify Canyon Country Kidnapper
• Massachusetts Reports 1,400 New COVID-19 Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• Southwest Philadelphia Neighborhood Shaken After Early Morning Shooting Hospitalizes 33-Year-Old Mother
• Police Issue Alert About Group That Robbed 3 People Of Divvy Bikes Downtown This Past Weekend
• Outbreaks Of Salmonella Tracked To 17 States, Including Colorado
• Wisdom's 3-Run Blast Out Of Wrigley Leads Cubs Past Rockies
• Renovated Annapolis Dunkin' Giving Away 'Free Coffee For A Year' To First 50 Customers
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Expected To Require COVID-19 Vaccinations Or Regular Testing For Employees
• Howard Sandford Williams Of Grand Prairie Convicted Of Trafficking Teenage Girl
• Plum Native And Former NFL Punter Pat McAfee Says He Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Annual Basketball Camp Hopes To Provide Discipline For Philadelphia Youth Amid Rising Gun Violence
• More Victims Accuse Late Episcopal Diocese Of Pittsburgh Priest Of Abuse
• Baltimore County Police Searching For 15-Year-Old Fernanda Sierra Alvarez
• National Science Foundation Awards USC $15 Million To Establish Western Hub Of Innovation And Technology
• Tom Brady Admits That He's Kind Of, Sort Of A Human Being Like The Rest Of Us
• 1 Killed In Tractor-Trailer Crash, Fire On Pennsylvania Turnpike
• FCC fines 2 lobbyists $5 million for election-related robocalls
• Bryon Whitehorn Now Accused Of Additional Rape Right Before Trial For 4 Sex Assaults
• Deli Meats Linked To Multi-State Salmonella Sicknesses Including In Maryland
• Dallas Police Chase With Stolen Car Ends With Crash Into Innocent Driver & 1 Death
• Newaygo County Prosecutor: No Charges Against Troopers In Fatal Shooting
• Man Arrested After Allegedly Shooting Mother Of His Child During Argument Outside Ardmore Bowling Alley
• US Covid-19 Cases Among Children Are Surging. Experts Warn It May Get Worse
• 'Fall Back Safely' Event With Fireworks Display Set For Labor Day Weekend
• Timberwolves Make Trade For Patrick Beverley Official
• Tickets For Ravens Women's Event 'A Purple Evening' On Sale Now
• Disney cruises to require passengers to Bahamas be vaccinated
• Letitia Wright Injured Filming Stunt On 'Black Panther 2' In Boston
• Delta Air Lines Announces Unvaccinated Employees Will Face $200 Monthly Surcharge
• Appointments Now Available As LAUSD Launches COVID-19 Vaccine Program
• Eagle Fam Builds
• Pair Wanted For Stealing Lumber, Pipes At Dallas Construction Site
• Dallas County Mask Mandate Remains In Place Following Judge's Order
• James White Is Going To Miss Sony Michel
• Spencer Elden, Naked Baby Depicted On Nirvana's 'Nevermind' Album Cover, Sues Band Alleging Child Pornography
• Visualizing The Stark Maternal Health Inequities In The United States
• OpenTable Joins With Secure ID Firm CLEAR To Streamline Vaccine Verification For Diners, Restaurants
• Charleston church shooter's death sentence upheld
• Humane Society Of Wicomico County Says 'We Are Completely Out Of Space'
• Chester County Elementary School Teacher Arrested For Allegedly Sexually Abusing Child In 3rd, 4th Grades
• Road Rage: Man Arrested For Allegedly Shooting Driver Who Tried To Leave Scene In Johnson County
• Gov. Tom Wolf Asks Lawmakers To Mandate Masks In Classrooms
• Body Of WWII Pilot Flown Back To LA 77 Years After Being Killed In Action
• Minnesota Orchestra Will Require Proof Of Vaccination Or Negative COVID Test For Fall Concerts
• 77-Year-Old Woman Dies Of COVID After Taking Carnival Cruise Out Of Texas
• How Much Do You Think Bears Need To Eat To Bulk Up Before Hibernation?
• Curtis Tyler Charged In Hammer Attack On CTA Red Line Train; Prosecutors Say He's Linked To At Least 11 Other Attacks
• Where Do COVID Vaccine Mandates Stand?
• Upper Gwynedd Township Police Searching For Vandalism Responsible For 'No Vax' Graffiti At Numerous Locations Throughout Township
• More Protests Follow Mask Orders In Oakland, Ottawa Counties
• Dixie Fire Update: Flames Advancing Toward Taylorsville, East Quincy; Anxiety High Among Local Residents
• Woman, 38, Found Shot Dead In Car In Stockton Parking Lot; Homicide Investigation Underway
• Pittsburgh Weather: Heavy Rains Prompt Flash Flood Warnings
• STEM School Highlands Ranch Tracking COVID Outbreaks In Elementary Grades
• Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing In Ontario Field
• Feds Charge Co-Founder Of Palo Alto-Based Start Up With Fraud
• Lake Tahoe's Air Quality Now Worst In US At The Moment Due To Wildfire Smoke
• Sheriff: Man Connected To Twin Cities Missing Persons Case Found Dead In Central Minnesota Lake
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 3,622 New Cases, 33 Additional Deaths
• 2 Arrested, Charged With First Degree Murder In Connection To Corey Demon Mack Slaying
• 4 Killed In 2 Separate Crashes On 101 Freeway In Goleta
• Teddy Bridgewater Named Denver Broncos Starting Quarterback
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Asks Legislature For Law Mandating Masks In Classrooms
• Suspect In Milford Storage Unit Killing Arrested In Virginia
• Kirk Cousins Says Meeting With Dr. Osterholm 'Was What It Was'
• Ahead Of Several Planned Protests, Fencing Once Again Surrounds The Minnesota State Capitol
• Former Preschool Teacher Jason Sherod Baldwin Pleads Guilty To Receipt Of Child Pornography
• U.S. involvement in Afghanistan "doesn't end" on August 31, ambassador says
• Detroit Public Schools Community District Puts Safety Measures, Protocols In Place as Michigan Gets Back To School
• Police: Alleged Stockton Shoplifter In Wheelchair Ran Over Employee's Foot In Getaway
• First Maryland Case Of West Nile Virus This Year Confirmed In Baltimore
• Conservative Hoaxers Face $5.1M Fine For 2020 Election Robocalls
• Judge Defends How South Haven Pier Shooter's Earlier Case Was Handled
• Boston Archdiocese Will Require Masks In Catholic Schools Through Oct. 1
• COVID-19 Cases Among Children Continue To Surge, Experts Warn It May Get Worse
• Former Viking Teddy Bridgewater Wins Starting QB Job For Denver Broncos
• Two More Dallas Cowboys Players Test Positive For COVID
• Broomfield Police Search For Gunman In Deadly Shooting
• COVID-19 Cases Among Children Are Surging; Experts Warn It May Get Worse
• Small Plane Crash Lands On Southbound 5 Freeway In San Diego; 2 People In Vehicles Injured
• Philadelphia Health Officials Say Nearly 80% Of Adults Have Received 1st Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine As Schools Set To Return Next Week
• 5 People Shot Within 24 Hours In Allegheny County
• 2 Men Face $5.1M Fine For Illegal Election Robocalls
• Indicted Ald. Carrie Austin Resigns As Committee Chair, At Request Of Mayor Lori Lightfoot
• Sen. Michael Bennet Proposes Outdoor Restoration Partnership Act In Proactive Approach To Environmental Issues
• NW Indiana Man Convicted In Killing Of Woman, Her 13-Year-Old Son
• Jan. 6 panel requests Trump White House communications records
• More Florida School Districts Defying Gov. Ron DeSantis On Masks
• Archdiocese Of Philadelphia Requiring Face Mask For All Students, Staff And Visitors On School Property
• LA City Council To Consider Ban On Untraceable Ghost Guns
• Patriots Foundation Raffling Off Tickets To Tom Brady's Gillette Stadium Return
• Aurora Public Schools Mandates COVID Vaccines For All Teachers, Staff
• Legal Battle Over Florida Protest Law Could Offer Grammar Lesson
• Gov. JB Pritzker Again Warns Schools That Defy Mask Mandate Could Face State Sanctions; 'Am I Really Going To Do That? Yes'
• Details Emerge On Robert Williams' Contract Extension With Celtics
• California Murder Suspect Killed In Chicago Amtrak Train Station Gunfight
• Small Jet Crashes At Lansing Airport, 4 Passengers, Dog OK
• Man Killed After Crashing Into Asphalt Truck In Washington Township
• Laredo Sector Border Patrol Arrest Convicted Sex Offender Daryl Esnaider Amador-Loretoa
• Investigation Of 1985 MOVE Bombing Remains Found No Standards Violated
• Water Main Break Closes Major Sherman Oaks Intersection
• One-Third Of Boeing Engineers Concerned About Pressure From Supervisors
• Suspect Wanted On Warrants In California, Including One For Murder, Is Shot And Killed By Amtrak Police At Union Station
• Melissa Stockwell on competing in the Tokyo Paralympics
• Revere Students Return To School With Mask Mandate, Full In-Person Learning
• Caldor Fire Update: Blaze 'Just Simply Outpaced Us'; Burn Zone Grows To 122,980 Acres With 11 Percent Containment
• San Bernardino County Mail-In Ballot Drop Box Found Vandalized In Ontario
• Colorado School Of Mines Freshmen, 2nd Year Students Trek Up Mount Zion For 'M' Tradition After 1-Year Hiatus
• UPDATE: ATV Driver Dead After Early Morning Crash On Antioch Street
• Delta Air Lines to charge unvaccinated workers $200 a month
• Austin mandates COVID-19 vaccination for all service members
• Florida Sheriff's Office Not Discipling Workers Who Knowingly Came To Work With COVID
• Chicago Department Of Transportation Replacing Hundreds More Street Light Poles
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Health Department Reports Over 300 New Cases, 9 Additional Deaths
• Oakland University Gets Back To On-Campus Learning After a Year Spent Virtually
• Minnesota Supreme Court Declines To Hear Appeal From Line 3 Opponents
• Evictions put strain on tenants and law enforcement
• Texas Hospitals Closing Off-Site ERs To Reinforce Staff At Primary Medical Center Locations
• Moderna Submits Application For Full FDA Approval Of Its COVID Vaccine
• Kathy Hochul chooses state senator as next lieutenant governor
• Genetic Mapping Boosts Hopes For Restoring Prized Lake Trout
• New governor of New York adds 12,000 deaths to publicized COVID tally
• COVID In Minnesota: Twin Cities Metro Area ICU Beds Nearly Full Amid Delta Variant Surge
• Pennsylvania House State Government Committee Holding Redistricting Hearing
• Disney To Shutter Nearly All Its Southland Stores In September
• Former Baby Depicted On Iconic Nirvana Album Cover, Spencer Elden, Sues Band For Child Porn
• Man Depicted As Baby On Iconic Nirvana Album Cover, Spencer Elden, Sues Band For Child Porn
• Masks ordered for most Florida students, defying DeSantis
• West Virginia Walmart Worker Pleads Guilty To Theft Of $124K In Gift Cards
• Tuukka Rask Still Hopes To Return To Bruins, Promises Money Won't Be An Issue: 'I'll Be A Cheap Goalie'
• First Sentence To Be Handed Down In Gov. Whitmer Kidnapping Plot
• Fight Breaks Out During Wednesday's Patriots-Giants Joint Practice
• Woman Critically Injured By Stray Bullet At Dallas Intersection
• Disturbing video shows trooper pummeling Black man with flashlight
• Lafayette City Council Picks Wei-Tai Kwok to Fill Vacant Council Seat
• Nebraska job ad for nurses touts lack of vaccine requirement
• Climate change made catastrophic flood more likely, study finds
• Santa Cruz Police Arrest Suspect in ATM Heists After Tuesday Morning Standoff
• Massive Brawl At Red Arrow Diner In Manchester, NH Leads To 5 Arrests
• Caught On Video: Man Brutally Stabbed On Brooklyn Sidewalk
• Melrose Police Officer With Nursing Background Delivers Baby Girl
• Viral Video: Teens Flee As Young Black Bear Strolls Through Twin Cities Neighborhood
• Pennsylvania's Years-Long Opioid Disaster Declaration Ends
• J&J says COVID-19 booster shot strengthens immunity
• New Major Airline Policy Will Raise Health Insurance Premiums For Unvaccinated Employees
• Police: Argument At Afterparty Leads To Shooting On Bronx Street
• Caldor Fire prompts hundreds of animal rescues in California
• Detroit Police Seek Assistance Identifying Suspect Who Struck Cyclist In Hit-And-Run
• Many School Districts Dealing With Teacher Shortage As School Year Begins
• Charges: Woman Accidentally Shot And Killed Father On I-94 While Attempting To Break Up Argument
• Denver Climate: With One Week Left, August Is On Track To Be Warmer And Drier Than Normal
• 13-Year-Old Boy Stabbed By 16-Year-Old Sister At Hotel In Wynnefield Heights, Philadelphia Police Say
• Texas Ranges Blow Past Indians With Help From Nate Lowe's Homer, 5 Hits, 3 RBIs
• Mesa County Elections Office To Replace Dominion Voting Systems Equipment
• California Wildfires Lead To Air Quality Alerts In 7 States
• The Pros And Cons Of Patriots Trading Sony Michel -- And Was He Worth A First-Round Pick?
• OnlyFans suspends plan to ban sexual content on October 1
• Video Shows 2 People Robbing Gas Station In Jefferson County At Gunpoint
• Kanye West files document to change his name to Ye
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 1,100 New Cases Reported, 11 New Deaths
• $1.6 Million Of Cocaine Seized At Texas-Mexico Border
• Stray Bullet Shooting Outside Penn Station Raises Concerns About Safety As Commuters Return To Work
• Metropolitan Opera Reaches Deal With Orchestra, Reopening Set For September
• 1 VaxMillions Winner Failed To Claim Prize Before Deadline Passed
• Federal aid still not getting to renters
• Blinken says up to 1,500 Americans may still need evacuation from Afghanistan
• "Our clinics are overrun": Pediatric COVID cases spike in Mississippi
• Rams Acquire Sony Michel In Trade With Patriots
• 'An Incredible Disaster': West Sacramento Engineer Drawn To Haiti To Help Rebuild
• Oakland County Requiring Masks In All Schools, Daycares
• R. Kelly Accuser Testifies Singer Controlled What She Could Say In CBS This Morning Interview
• Jewish Community Center Of Greater Pittsburgh Requiring COVID-19 Vaccines For Staff And Members
• Ty Garbin gets 6 years in prison in Michigan governor kidnap plot
• Intelligence community delivers report on COVID-19 origins to Biden
• First Group Of At-Risk Afghan Refugees Arrive At New Jersey's Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst
• 'You Might As Well Do The Pony Express:' Chicago Woman Mails Three Certified Letters Which Have Not Arrived At Their Destinations Weeks Or Even Months Later
• Report Details Mishandling Of Police Emergency System On 1/6
• Matt Barnes May Get A Break As Red Sox Closer
• Judge In Morphew Preliminary Hearing To Decide On Whether To Go To Trial
• Fort Worth ISD Board Approves Option, Provides Funding For Temporary Virtual Learning
• Average Shopper Wastes Nearly $1,500 In Food Annually, Survey Finds
• Two Men Shot In Baltimore Overnight, One In Serious Condition
• Tigers' Win 4-3, Cabrera Hits No. 501
• Teen Charged In Lawndale Carjacking
• Jonas Brothers' COVID Vaccine Requirements Could Spell Problems For Upcoming Mystic Lake Show
• COVID: Benicia Lawmakers Vote Unanimously To Impose Mask Mandate
• Rania's Recipes: Pound Cake With Fresh Peaches And Peach Ice Cream
• Vic Fangio Still Unsure Who To Name As His Starting Quarterback
• PTL Links: Aug. 25, 2021
• Body Of Missing Alamosa Woman Cheyenne Goins Found In Hidden Grave
• Items Belonging To Gangster Al Capone Being Auctioned Off In Sacramento
• Miami Weather: Storms Return To South Florida, Bye-Bye Saharan Dust
• Six Months After Winter Storms Consumer Advocacy Group Warns Texas Power Grid Still Isn't Prepared
• Vaccine Incentive At The Minnesota State Fair: $100 Gift Cards For Those Who Get 1st Dose
• After Rebound In Travel This Spring And Summer, Delta Variant Has Many Rethinking Their Trips; 'It's A Little Bit Of Déjà Vu'
• Wednesday Is Voter Registration Deadline For Boston Primary Election
• Expect Delays On Your Way Into The Minnesota State Fair This Year
• Patriots Trade Of Sony Michel Opens Up Roster Spot -- And Bigger Opportunity -- For J.J. Taylor
• WATCH LIVE: Eagles Head Coach Nick Sirianni Speaks To Media
• Johnson & Johnson Says Booster Shot Of Its COVID-19 Vaccine Strengthens Immunity
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/25 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Caught On Video: Shots Fired During Armed Robbery In Upper Manhattan
• Police Officer Shot In Leg In Orange, N.J.
• Patriots Trade RB Sony Michel To Rams In Exchange For 2022 Draft Picks
• Weather Blog: Summer Of Record Highs
• Gov. Kathy Hochul Hits The Ground Running, Outlines Priorities: Fighting COVID, Financial Relief, Ethics Reform
• Google, IBM execs unveil cybersecurity commitments at White House
• 2 congressmen secretly visited Kabul during evacuation efforts
• SCOTUS rules Biden must revive Trump-era Remain-in-Mexico policy
• Caldor Fire threatens Lake Tahoe area with hazardous air quality levels
• Pandemic contributes to nationwide teacher shortages
• Inside the U.S. air base housing thousands of Afghanistan evacuees
• Devastating floods kill 20 in Tennessee
• FDA OK of Pfizer vaccine could bring more corporate mandates
• Louisiana reports record number of COVID deaths
• Former football star Herschel Walker files for Senate run in Georgia
• Man Dies After Being Hit By CTA Blue Line Train
• Scattered Debris From Dump Truck Rollover Snarls I-495 Traffic During Morning Commute
• House passes John Lewis voting rights bill on party lines
• Brubaker Breaks Losing Streak, Pirates Edge Diamondbacks 4-2
• Back To School Lunches: Sending Your Child To School With A Healthy But Tasty Lunch
• 'Everything Was All Burned Out': Video Shows Destructive Power Of Greenwood Fire In Northern MN
• Man Rendered Aid To Butler Police Officer Stabbed Multiple Times
• Movie Shoot Shuts Down Portion Of Mass. Ave. Bridge Overnight
• Westbound Lanes Of I-94 Reopen Following Fatal Motorcycle Crash In Maple Grove
• Surveillance Video Captures Thieves Stealing Bonsai Trees From St. Paul Home
• Philadelphia School Board Unanimously Approves Vaccine Mandate For Teachers And Staff
• Chicago Weather: Dangerous Heat Continues With Afternoon, Evening Storms
• "Intelligence Matters" presents: Remembering 9/11 with Winston Wiley
• With Fuller Back, Dolphins' Top WRs Are All On The Field
• Boston Superintendent Brenda Cassellius Talks COVID Safety Ahead Of School Year
• 3 Shot In Pittsburgh's Spring Hill Neighborhood
• Louisiana man gets life for apparently random murder of Black man
• Haunted Hills Estate Scream Park In Uniontown Returning For 18th Season
• Wednesday's Child: Siblings Yasmine And Dimas
• Heinz Field Annual Rib Fest Returns Labor Day Weekend
• Mayor Bill Peduto Introduces New 'Dark Sky' Lighting Ordinance In The City
• Churchill To Continue Public Hearings On Possible Amazon Facility On Thursday
• Study: Pittsburgh Ranks 50th In The Country For Rental Prices
• Pittsburgh Police Comfort Dog Zane Passes 'Good Citizen' Test
• Law Named For Penn State Student Who Died In Hazing Incident Will Impose Stricter Penalties
• North Catholic Sophomore Files Lawsuit Against PIAA, Asking For Equal Opportunity For Wheelchair Bound Athletes
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/25 Wednesday Morning Forecast

Videos from August 25, 2021

• The Circleville Letters
• 8/25: Red and Blue
• Delta Air Lines to charge unvaccinated staff $200 per month
• Biden administration reinstates Remain-in-Mexico policy
• Former acting defense secretary says U.S. presence in Afghanistan "is merely on sabbatical"
• Johnson & Johnson says its booster shot strengthens immunity
• Up to 1,500 Americans may still need evacuation from Afghanistan, Blinken says
• Hazardous conditions from Caldor Fire threaten area
• Landlord faces homelessness amid eviction ban
• Public schools facing massive enrollment drop
• Johnson & Johnson says booster shot of its COVID vaccine increases immunity
• U.S. involvement in Afghanistan "doesn't end" on August 31, acting ambassador says
• Up to 1,500 Americans may still need to be evacuated from Afghanistan
• Local Matters: In California recall, Newsom's top GOP challenger, Larry Elder, shakes up campaign amid abuse claims
• Up to 1,500 Americans believed to be in Afghanistan amid turmoil
• DHS to allow some Afghans to enter U.S. under "humanitarian parole"
• Federal rental aid distribution is picking up, but many still await help
• Millions of dollars spent by state and federal agencies on vaccine consultants
• Growing number of companies require COVID vaccine for new hires
• Rush to finish U.S. evacuations from Afghanistan before withdrawal deadline
• One group's mission is to help U.S. service members with mental health
• House Democrats press forward with Biden's agenda
• Johnson & Johnson releases COVID-19 vaccine booster study as U.S. struggles with pandemic surge
• Nirvana faces lawsuit from man whose baby photo appeared on album cover
• New book tells never-before-told stories of late R&B singer Aaliyah
• Biden stands firm on August 31 withdrawal from Afghanistan
• 48 Hours preview: The Circleville Letters
• Vice News correspondent details his experience in Kandahar as the Taliban took control
• U.S. processing thousands of Afghan evacuees at air base in Germany
• Growing concerns over "ISIS-K" terror threat at Kabul airport amid evacuations
• Small town targeted by threatening anonymous letters containing rumored secrets over nearly two decades
• U.S. Army veteran Melissa Stockwell on her journey to Tokyo and what it means to serve on Team USA
• Grover shares favorite 'Monster Meditation' techniques
• New York's first female governor, Kathy Hochul, discusses her priorities in office
• Veterans who served in Afghanistan share their thoughts on withdrawal conflict
• DHS to allow some Afghan evacuees to enter U.S. on "humanitarian parole"
• Afghanistan war veteran on mental health impact of U.S. troop withdrawal, Taliban takeover
• WorldView: Vice President Harris' trip to Vietnam briefly delayed; Japan extends state of emergency
• Nearly 12,000 Mississippi students test positive for COVID, nearly 29,000 students in quarantine
• The House votes to advance several Biden administration priorities, including budget framework
• Thousands of Afghan evacuees being cared for at U.S. military base
• Biden aims to keep August 31 deadline for Afghanistan exit
• 8/25: CBSN AM
• Doctor on record high COVID-19 deaths in Louisiana and new safety measures