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• 'Drive Sober': Mother Has Strong Plea After Drunk Driver Convicted In Son's Death
• Caught On Camera: Driver Leaves Path Of Destruction In Sacramento's Tahoe Park Neighborhood
• Dozens Protest Plan for New Santa Clara County Main Jail
• Stanton Slugs Yankees Past A's 8-2, Cole Wins Third Straight
• Cron, Rockies Outhomer Dodgers In 4-2 Victory
• Operator Of Colorado Springs Child Care Center Where Kids Were Hidden Behind False Wall Found Guilty Of Abuse
• Students Shaken By 'Very Scary' Incident Of Man Breaking Into UCLA Student's Off-Campus Apartment, Groping Her As She Slept
• Yankees Slug Past A's 8-2
• Norco Marine Kareem Nikoui, Coachella Valley Marine Hunter Lopez, Rancho Cucamonga Marine Corporal Dylan R. Merola Killed In Kabul Attack
• School Bus Driver Shortage In Jeffco Public Schools So Dire, Other Staff, Managers Driving Buses, Working 14-Hour Days
• Musgrove Throws 3-Hitter, Padres Top Angels 5-0 To Snap Skid
• Bills Strengthening Privacy For Sexual Assault Victims Signed Into Law After CBS 2 Investigation
• Chicago Weather: Steamy Weekend
• Residents In Worth See Alarming Spike In Property Taxes, Some Due To Missed Exemptions
• Soler's Homer, Pederson's Catch Lift Braves Over Giants 6-5
• Ruling Allowing Markham Mayor To Keep Job Despite Previous Felony Conviction Could Pave Way For Other Ex Cons
• 'Heart-Wrenching And Heartbreaking': Gold Star Family Reacts To Bombing In Afghanistan
• Copper Scores 26 Points, Sky Rally To Beat Storm
• Brighton 27J Schools Lifts Face Mask Mandate As COVID Outbreaks Force 2 Classrooms Into Remote Learning
• US Launched Drone Strike Against ISIS-K In Afghanistan, Likely Killing Intended Target
• Mother Of Marine Photographed Holding Baby In Afghanistan Says Viral Picture Brought Comfort To Family
• Self-Described Evangelist Among Those Offering Religious Exemptions For COVID-19 Vaccine, But Experts Say No Guarantee Any Exemption Will Be Accepted
• Concerns About COVID-19 Spread Present At Start Of High School Football Season
• Colorado Task Force 1 Activated, Will Deploy To Louisiana Ahead Of Hurricane Ida
• Eagles End Preseason With Tie Against Jets 31-31
• Hurst Euless Bedford ISD Board Votes Against Mask Mandate
• Indictment Accuses 2 Officers Of Murdering Austin Scientist
• As Debate Over Masks Continues In Schools, Parents Turn To PA Cyber
• Braves Edge Giants 6-5 in Matchup of NL Division Leaders
• Fast-Moving Storms Take Down Trees, Spark Fires Throughout Tri-State Area
• LA Judge Rejects Effort To Call Off Newsom Recall Election
• Teen Expected To Be Charged As An Adult In Murder Of Grandmother During Carjacking Attempt In Hegewisch
• A Chat With: Pennsylvania Native And Rock Legend John Oates Excited To Tour After Pandemic Pause
• NYPD Releases Body Cam Video From Police-Involved Shooting On Staten Island
• BQE Lane Closures Begin Ahead Of Construction On Roadway
• New York State Health Department Issues Mask Mandate For All Schools
• Smoke Slowing Caldor Fire As Flames Approach Town of Strawberry
• U.S. Launched Drone Strike Against ISIS-K, Likely Killing Target
• Sgt. Johanny Rosario From Lawrence Killed In Kabul Airport Attack
• Bay Area Prepares To Welcome Hundreds Of Afghan Refugees
• Couple Celebrates Working At Fairs Across 4 Decades
• South Florida's Elite Urban Search And Rescue Teams Headed To Louisiana Ahead Of Hurricane Ida
• Rev. Jesse Jackson Moved To Rehab Facility As COVID Symptoms Subside, But Wife Jacqueline Moved To ICU
• Goalie Nick Marsman Shines For Inter Miami FC In 0-0 Tie Against Orlando City
• Nearly $215,000 Raised In 1 Day For Family Of Dustin Wakefield, Man Shot Dead In Miami While Shielding Infant Son From Gunman
• Smoke Plume Over Bay Area Triggers Spare the Air Alert, Forces Cancellation Of Youth Sports Games
• Teen Charged With Murder Of Yvonne Ruzich, 70-Year-Old Woman Slain During Carjacking Attempt In Hegewisch
• Araúz Recalled, Hits 3-Run Homer To Lift Red Sox Past Indians
• At Least 6 Dallas Police Officers Under Investigation For Alleged Pyramid Scheme
• Former Boulder County Sheriff's Deputies Found Guilty In Death Of Demetrius Shankling
• MN Weather: Flash Flood Warnings Issued In Southern Minnesota
• Matthew Fry Sentenced To 22 Years In Prison For Deadly Explosion
• UM Study: Eating A Hot Dog Could Take 36 Minutes Off Your Life
• West Nile Virus Detected In Macomb County
• Boston Spin Studio Owner: Mask Mandate Is 'Crushing' For Business
• 'You're Awesome!' Shingle Springs Elementary Students Thank Fire Crews With Heartfelt Signs
• On-Campus Students At Wayne State University Prepare For, 'New Norm'
• 'I'm Here Because God Saved My Life' Covid-19 Patient Describes Experience & Tells Why He Wishes He'd Taken The Vaccine
• 'He Is My Brother' Maryland Veteran Turns To France To Help His Former Translator Escape Taliban Rule In Afghanistan
• Chatfield High School's Principal, Athletic Director On Leave During Investigation Into Safety Protocols
• Fire Rages Through Southwest Baltimore Block, 25 Displaced
• Maryland Lawmakers Schedule Hearing To Ratify School Mask Mandate
• Three Teens Shot, One Killed, In Baltimore Friday Night
• Baltimore Baker Amanda Mack Named Cook Of The Year By Southern Living Magazine
• Marlins Shut-Out By Reds 6-0
• Wayne County Issues Mask Mandate In K-12 Schools For Students, Staff
• McClanahan Solid, Zunino Homers As Rays Beat Orioles 6-3
• U.S. launched drone strike against ISIS-K, likely killing target
• Local High School Football Games Canceled Due To Unhealthy Air & COVID
• RFK Assassin Sirhan Wins Parole With Support Of 2 Kennedys
• U.S. Launches Airstrike Against ISIS-K, Likely Killing Target
• Former Assistant Football Coach, David Riden, Arrested After Hidden Camera Found In Girls Bathroom At Los Osos High School
• COVID: More East Bay Parents Opt for Independent Study as COVID Cases Rise
• Florida Adds Nearly 152,000 COVID-19 Cases
• Immunocompromised North Texan Receives Third Covid Vaccine: No Arm Twisting Needed
• UPDATE: Tuolumne County Evacuees Head Home as Crews Slow Growth of Washington Fire
• Torrance Police Officer David Chandler Jr. Charged With Assault For 2018 Officer-Involved Shooting
• 'It Just Disappeared': Afghan Interpreter Tells Chilling Story of Escape, Thanks Broomfield Couple For Not Giving Up
• U.S. Embassy again warns to avoid Kabul airport over "security threats"
• Here's how to help Afghan refugees
• BGE To Install Equipment Via Helicopter On Towers Next To Key Bridge Saturday
• Wild Sign Veteran Defenseman Jordie Benn To 1-Year Deal
• Two Students Shot Outside Hammond Central High School In Northwest Indiana; One Person In Custody
• UPDATE: Westbound Lanes of I-580 Reopen After Pleasanton Injury Crash, Fuel Spill
• Cook Children's Implores School District To Have Students Mask Up, Social Distance, Get Vaccinated
• Over 200,000 Hoverboards Recalled Due To Battery Packs Overheating
• Crisis In Afghanistan: Community Honors Fallen Service Members At Camp Pendleton Memorial
• More Than 201K Marylanders Enrolled In Coronavirus Emergency Special Enrollment
• 'They Are the Real Heroes;' Afghan American Describes U.S. Service Members Helping Family Escape Kabul
• Tropical Park COVID-19 Testing Site Now Open 24 Hours
• Dallas Offers Vacation Incentive, Testing Requirements To Curb COVID Spread Among Workers 
• SF-Based Affirm Partners With Amazon To Allow Shoppers To 'Buy Now Pay Later'
• East Bay Regional Park Workers' Strike Vote Postponed; Talks Resume
• Ex-State Worker, Sex Assault Survivor To New Jersey Gubernatorial Candidate: I'm No Political Prop
• Gym Owners Fear Mask Mandate May Decrease Business; One Says He Will Let Clients Choose
• Scooter Rider Injured In Hit-And-Rush Crash In Downtown Pittsburgh
• Breckenridge Could Place Cap On Short-Term Rentals
• World War II Hero's Long Lost Purple Heart Returned To Hometown On Long Island
• Phillies Add Three Players To COVID Injured List, Delaying Start Of Game Vs. Diamondbacks
• Tesla Files to Sell Electricity in Texas
• Solano County Prosecutor Sharon Henry Sues DA Krishna Abrams Alleging Retaliation Over Working From Home
• Concerns Over Hospital Capacity, Staffing Shortages Rise With COVID Cases In Colorado
• Yuba City Woman Convicted Of Second-Degree Murder In DUI Crash That Killed Teen
• UPDATE: SFPUC Declares Emergency Days After Ruptured Water Main Floods Stern Grove
• Health Commissioner In Ohio Fired Over Social Media Post Saying Insurance Companies Should Not Pay For COVID-19 Treatment For Unvaccinated
• B.A.A. Apologizes For Holding Boston Marathon On Indigenous Peoples' Day
• Denver-Based United Airlines Employees Deployed To Help Evacuate Afghanistan Refugees
• Byron Buxton Back With Twins; Kenta Maeda Bound For Elbow Surgery
• Liam's List Aug 20: Bottle Rock Culinary, Stern Grove CANCELED & Letters to 87 Dwight Clark
• Long Island's Anastasia Pagonis Wins Gold At Tokyo Paralympics
• Judge Tosses Case Over UMass Boston, Lowell Vaccine Mandates
• Indiana Seeing Worst COVID-19 Surge Since Last Winter; 'This Is The Darkest Time In The Pandemic'
• MIT Employee Dies After Fight In Boulder, Colorado
• Saxophone Soothes South Bay Scholar As He Steers Through Stressful Days
• Port Authority Police K-9 Officers Named In Honor Of 9/11 Heroes
• As School Year Begins, Bus Companies Continue To Scramble To Find Drivers
• Heat Advisories In Effect Friday For SF Valley, LA Mountains
• Emboldened Black Bears Force Closure Of Campground In Pitkin County
• Supreme Court Blocks CDC's Eviction Moratorium, Putting Renters Already In Financial Jeopardy At Risk
• Gov. Hochul Says MTA Will Be 'Far More Liberated,' Vows She Won't Micromanage
• Good Samaritan Road Ranger Pulls Man From Burning Car After I-95 Wrong-Way Crash
• LAPD Releases Video Of Arrest Of NBA Player Jaxson Hayes In Woodland Hills
• Race To Evacuate As Many As Possible From Kabul After ISIS Bomb Kills At Least 170
• Caldor Fire Update: 'Extreme Fire Behavior' Moves Wall Of Flames Along Highway 50 Toward Tahoe Basin
• Lake Mendocino Water Level Drops to Nearly Historic Low
• Chicago CRED Works To Create Change By Pulling Young People Out Of Cycle Of Violence, Poverty
• "Dancing With the Stars" to feature Jojo Siwa in first same-sex pairing
• Police Arrest The Son Of Little Elm's Mayor In The Colony Restaurant Stabbing
• 93-year-old's obsession with the Hokey Pokey culminates in flash mob
• Car Crashes Into Dior Store In Streeterville
• COVID In Colorado: State Launches On-Site Testing For Schools To Help Keep Students In Classrooms
• Veterans Groups Urge Anyone Who Needs Help To Reach Out
• Marine commander slams military leaders over Afghanistan withdrawal
• COVID: Unvaccinated Marin County Teacher Infected Students in May Delta Variant Outbreak
• 4-Year-Old Child Dies From COVID-19 In Riverside County Marking Youngest Death From The Virus
• Local Afghan Expert Predicts Uncertain Future For Afghanistan
• COVID Patient Returns To Colorado Hospital To Serenade Health Care Workers Who Took Care Of Him
• COVID Booster Shots: When Are They Needed? Are They Effective Against The Delta Variant?
• CBS 2 Exclusive: Afghan-American Returns To Chicago After Harrowing Escape
• Missing 15-Year-Old Mission Viejo Girl With Cerebral Palsy Found With Texas Man In LA Motel
• Food For The Poor Gathering Donations Of Food & Clothes To Send To Haiti
• Parents, Students Gather At Valor Christian High School To Show Support For LGBTQ+ Community
• Philadelphia International Airport Prepares For Arrival Of Afghan Refugees
• Maryland Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued For Baltimore & Harford Counties
• Von Miller Returns This Weekend For First Game Since 2019
• Florida Man Irwin Rockwell Charged With Vehicular Homicide In Deadly Wrong Way Crash On I-95 Near Golden Glades Interchange
• Minnesota Students' Reading And Math Scores Slipping Amid COVID Pandemic
• Bucks County Man Ryan Samsel Indicted For Allegedly Assaulting Police Officer During Jan. 6 Capitol Riot
• 'This Shouldn't Be Normal': Mykia Carpenter Recovering After Being Shot In The Neck In Uptown
• Nearly 80 Percent Of Employees In Jackson Health System Vaccinated Against COVID
• Cherry Creek Schools Expands Face Mask Mandate To Include 7th And 8th Grades
• Pittsburgh Organization Helps Refugees From Afghanistan Find Comfort
• Holy Cross Rower Visits Florida Police Department That Helped Save Her Life
• Sirhan Sirhan Granted Parole On 16th Attempt, But Release Not Guaranteed
• After U.S. Supreme Court Ends Eviction Moratorium, Leaders Remind People Rental Assistance Money Is Still Available
• Mother Of Child Killed By Fallen Dresser In Nursery Shares Story
• Pipeline Protesters Arrested After Refusing To Leave Minnesota State Capitol
• January 6 select committee demands records from social media companies
• Philadelphia Councilmember Slams Supreme Court's 'Shameful' Order Blocking Federal Eviction Moratorium
• 'If I Wasn't Vaccinated, I Wouldn't Be Here': Beverly City Councilor Recovering From Breakthrough COVID Case
• Joseph Maestas-Sanchez Arrested, Charged With Killing 71-Year-Old Broomfield Man Who Allegedly Confronted Him In Parking Lot
• Harlem Restaurants, Churches Partnering With City To Get More Community Members Vaccinated
• Sirhan Sirhan Granted Parole In 16th Bid For Freedom
• Only On 2: Drivers Frustrated By Parking 'App-Palooza' Across Westchester County
• Miami Beach Officials Look To Make Changes Following Recent Fatal Shooting Of Dad Having Dinner With Family On South Beach, Other Crimes
• Creighton Middle School Band Students Adapt To COVID Protocols
• I-Team's Call For Action Helps Cape Cod Man Get Access To Cash App Account After Losing His Phone
• Governor Greg Abbott Readies Resources As Hurricane Ida Travels Through The Gulf
• West Nile Virus Found in Santa Clara, Sunnyvale Mosquitos
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Joins 59 Cities Worldwide Ready To 'Immediately' Welcome Afghan Refugees
• Delta variant fears deterring Americans from seeking work
• BMW Championship Brings Big Boost to Local Economy
• 2 million dehumidifiers recalled after $17 million in fire damage
• Nova Middle School In Davie Temporarily Evacuated Due To Bomb Threat
• Teen Suspect Indicted For 2019 Shooting Death Of 14-Year-Old Aamir Griffin In Queens
• Intelligence community issues inconclusive COVID-19 origins report
• 20-Year-Old Hospitalized After Suffering Gunshot Wound In Duncanville
• Colorado State Patrol Investigating Alcohol, Speed In Deadly Crash That Closed Highway 285 For 5+ Hours
• One Of The Mother Lode Region's Only Hospitals Is Nearing Capacity With Influx Of COVID-19 Patients
• Massachusetts Reports 1,591 New COVID-19 Cases, 6 Additional Deaths
• Indoor Mask Mandate In Boston Begins Friday
• Allegheny County Health Department Posts Consumer Alerts For 2 Businesses
• NFC East Preview: If Dak Prescott Stays Healthy, 'The Cowboys Are The Team To Beat,' Says CBS Dallas' Bill Jones
• 30-Year-Old William Diggs Pleads Guilty To Federal Narcotics Trafficking Charges
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Akara
• Police Identify Bodies Found In Dundalk As 66-Year-Old Susan LeBrun & 70-Year-Old Dennis LeBrun Sr.
• Nearly 90 Northeast Organic Dairy Farms To Lose Their Market
• Red Sox' Kiké Hernandez Tests Positive For COVID-19, Christian Arroyo Deemed Close Contact
• Eviction ban's end will allow pandemic lockouts to resume
• NJ Gov. Phil Murphy sets up Afghan Refugee Assistance task force
• Kristian Ziliox Cited For Animal Cruelty After Neighbors Call 911 About Yelping Dog
• Feed Stores Low On Ivermectin As Reports Falsely Claiming It Treats COVID-19 Spread
• Norwood Man Killed In Crash On I-95 In Needham
• Parker County Man Timothy Richard Cisar Arrested, Charged With Sexual Abuse Of A Child 
• Funeral Honors 16-Year-Old Cape May Lifeguard, Norman Inferrera III, Who Died After On-Duty Accident
• Pilot Made Emergency Landing In Waters Off Virginia Key, Work Begins To Get It Out Of The Water
• Illinois Reports Most New COVID Cases In Seven Months, But Rate Of Increase Appears To Be Slowing
• Tracking Nora: Tropical Storm That's Expected To Become Hurricane Could Bring Big Surge Of Moisture To Colorado
• UPDATE: Boil Water Notice Lifted for Areas of Healdsburg Affected by Water Main Break
• Maryland Teacher On Leave After Refusing To Wear Mask
• Texas House passes election bill after Democrats' delay
• Dixie Fire Update: Spot Fires Plague Firefighters; Fire Lines Fortified Outside Taylorsville; 750K Acres Burned
• Opening Day State Fair Attendance Down Over 50% Compared To 2019
• John Peter Smith Hospital To Pay More Than $3M to Settle Whistleblower Suit
• Tamarac City Manager Michael Cernech Arrested for Role in Extorting More Than $3 Million from Florida Developer
• Police Investigating Assault At Water Country, Seeking To Identify Woman
• Tractor-Trailer Carrying Moderna COVID-19 Vaccines Crashes Over Embankment In West Virginia
• Former Pittsburgh Pirate Andrew McCutchen And Wife Maria Expecting Third Child
• Washington Monument Reopens Sunday After Lightning Strike Damages Access System
• 1 Climber Dead After Fall On Wind Tower In Eldorado Canyon State Park, Another Hurt
• Oakland Homicide Suspect's Amtrak Escape Attempt Ends In Fatal Chicago Gunfight
• Visitors Urged To Stay Away From Tahoe Over Caldor Fire Worries, Hazardous Air Quality
• Josh Uche Ready To Show Off His Mean Streak In Second NFL Season
• Repairs of Leaning San Francisco Skyscraper on Hold; Engineering Expert Blasts Plan
• Del. Ronald Watson Appointed To Maryland Senate Seat
• AYSO Referee, Coach Mark Oster Indicted On Child Pornography Charges
• Big Knob Grange Fair Returns To New Sewickley
• Federal Funding For Extended Unemployment Benefits Expires On Sept. 11
• US Marine From Texas Reportedly Among Those Killed In Afghanistan Airport Attack
• 'Ant Hill Road Army' Community Volunteers Jumped In To Take On Caldor Fire
• How Rhamondre Stevenson Views The Patriots' Trade Of Sony Michel
• 4 Shot In Front Of West Hollywood Apartment Building
• State Lawmaker To Introduce Bill Allowing Teens To Get Vaccinated Without Parental Consent
• Colorado State Fair Opens, And The Fun Continues For 11 Days
• Maryland Health Officials Announce Locations Of Mobile COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics Through Labor Day
• NH Felon Who Escaped Halfway House Now Wanted In 3 Bank Robberies
• 'I Started Freaking Out': BMW Seat Heater Burns 6-Year-Old Boy, Causes Fire
• Philadelphia Housing Authority To Require Employees To Be Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• New Orleans mayor calls for residents outside of levee system to evacuate
• Structure Problems Force Nearly 100 From Northwest Indiana Tower
• Maryland Businesses Receive Microgrants From Opportunity Zone Investment
• Dam Access Road Still Closed At Joe Pool Lake
• All But 3 Counties In Massachusetts Have High Community COVID Transmission, CDC Map Shows
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 1,000 New Cases Reported Three Days In A Row
• Tajon Buchanan Ready To Finish Revolution Career With Run At MLS Cup
• Scammers Targeting Registered Sex Offenders
• David Dempsey Of Van Nuys, Jeffrey Brown Of Santa Ana Arrested In Connection With Jan. 6 Capitol Breach
• Black men say they were handcuffed after returning TV at Walmart
• AAA Says More People Expected To Hit The Road For Labor Day Travel
• Lawmakers Applaud Judge's Ruling That Blocks Gov. DeSantis Ban On School Mask Mandates
• Bill Allowing ADUs To Bypass Local Zoning Ordinances Passes In California Senate
• Pickup Truck And Garbage Truck Collide On Tower Road, Killing 1
• Baltimore Light Rail Operating At Reduced Speeds
• Cristiano Ronaldo returns to Manchester United
• Maryland Congressmen Press State Labor Officials On Unemployment Benefits
• Local Pilot, Joel Appel, Flying South To Help Haiti Earthquake Victims
• National Jewish Health Begins Offering COVID Vaccine Booster Shot To Vulnerable Colorado Residents
• 17-Year-Old Boy Killed In Armstrong County Crash
• State Civil Rights Agency Watching Housing Dispute In Alma
• Car Ends Up Wedged Between Trees In Highway 88 Crash Near Carson Pass
• 2's Got Your Ticket: Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre's New Season
• 84 Lumber Helps Homeowners, Businesses Around Pittsburgh With Custom Millwork Projects
• Caldor fire grows 7,000 acres overnight
• Man Robbed At Gunpoint Outside Daly City Bank
• Milford Man Killed In Crash On I-95 Ramp In Weston
• U.S. vet denied ICU bed due to COVID crisis dies of treatable illness
• Florida school districts may impose mask mandates, judge rules
• Chicago Weather: Spike In Our 90-Degree Days This Summer
• Crews Respond To Three-Alarm Blaze In Whiteford
• Two Stabbed In Pompano Beach Park After Football Game
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 3,509 New Cases, 22 Additional Deaths
• Wheat Ridge Woman Tracks Down Car After Hit And Run, Hopes To Help Suspected Drunk Driver
• Here's A List Of Construction Happening In Metro Detroit This Weekend
• Wells Fargo Center Transforming Into Roller Rink On Saturday
• Man Jumps Onto CTA Red Line Tracks After Hearing Gunshots At Garfield Station
• Increase In COVID-19 Cases & Staffing Shortages Close The Venus ISD For One Week
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Celebrates Opening Of New Hancock College Prep High School
• Galt Police Officer Harminder Grewal Dies From Injuries After Head-On Crash
• Motorcycle, Tractor-Trailer Involved In Deadly Crash In Medford
• Nebraska fraternity suspended for alleged rape of 17-year-old
• Feds Approve Connecticut's Plan For $110 Million Of COVID Relief Funding In Schools
• What To Watch For When Patriots Play Giants In Preseason Finale
• Feds probe Peloton after death, injuries tied to treadmills
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Health Department Reports 271 New Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Former UM Football Player Rashaun Jones, Accused In Murder Of Teammate Bryan Pata, Now In Miami Jail
• COVID In Minnesota: Positivity Rate Rises To 6.2%, Over 160 Patients In ICU
• Judge Denies Temporary Injunction, Mask Mandate Stands At Peters Township Schools
• Howard County Giving Away 2,000 Native Trees To Improve Community Sustainability
• Parents Must Pay $30,441 For Getting Rid Of Son's Porn Cache
• Man Shot Dead, Another Struck In The Hand In Inwood
• Bobb Howard's: Auto Repair And Old-Fashioned Candy In New Hyde Park
• San Jose Man Arrested On Charges of Kidnapping, Sexual Assault Of Minor Child
• 2 People Killed After Car Crashes Into Chester Home, Sparks Fire
• Several High School Football Games Across Sacramento Region Canceled Over COVID-19 Issues
• Match Preview: Revolution Set To Battle New York City FC At Yankee Stadium
• Former Owner Of The Tannery Banned From Running A Retail Business In Massachusetts After Discrimination Complaints
• PRC Hosting Hard-To-Recycle Event At Bethel Park High School
• Baltimore Man Sentenced In Home Invasion, Carjacking
• Fresno Woman Dies In Early Morning Oakland Shooting
• Detroit Changing Towing Rules After Corruption Probes
• Consumer spending stalled in July amid Delta surge
• Professional Bull Riders Bring 'Unleash The Beast' Event To Fort Worth
• 'We're Trying To Bring Swimming To A Broader Audience': Lilly King On International Swimming League & 2020 Olympics
• Pittsburgh Public Schools To Reimburse Families Driving Kids To School Amid Transportation Shortage
• Car Crashes Into Building In South Chicago
• Two Suspects Arrested For Allegedly Stealing Electricity From Belmont School To Power Homeless Encampment
• Powell: Fed on track to slow aid for economy later this year
• Cambridge Issues Emergency Order To Require Masks In Indoor Public Places
• 6 Displaced After Flames Spread Through 2-Family Home In Dorchester
• Boston Public Library Experiences Cybersecurity Attack, Temporarily Shuts Down Use Of Public Computers
• Brazen Bandit Steals From Unlocked NYPD Vehicles Parked Outside Brooklyn Precinct, Cops Say
• COVID-19 poses higher risk for symptoms than vaccines
• Driver Arrested After Allegedly Clipping Pittsburgh Officer On Motorcycle
• 26-Year-Old Kristopher Sanford Arrested For Dallas Shooting That Left 1 Dead, 2 Injured
• Website For Clerk Of The Circuit Court Of Cook County Was Reported As Being Down For 'Maintenance;' It Turned Out Servers Were Breached
• Patriots Reportedly Get Some Good News On Jonathan Jones' Injury
• Couple Hopeful For Children's Future After Escape From Kabul
• Drop The Chalk: Michigan Motorist Wins Appeal Over Tickets
• Naperville Grandmother's Gift To Grandson In China Arrives Three Months After She Mailed It
• Padma Lakshmi on turning trauma into triumph
• Latest Round Of Golden State Stimulus Payments To Be Sent Out To Californians This Weekend
• Minnesota Launches Support System To Help Students Recover From COVID's Disruptive Impact
• Prosecutors Will Not Challenge RFK Slayer Sirhan Sirhan's Parole
• NYPD: Man Pulls Gun On Woman In Dispute Over Parking Spot In The Bronx
• 70-Year-Old Woman Struck And Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver In East Garfield Park
• Firefighters Battle Second-Alarm Blaze At Compton Auto Body Shop
• Washington Fire Near Jamestown Stays At 81 Acres, Damage Assessment Begins
• Get Your Rear in Gear – Twin Cities
• 100 Animals Rescued From Independence Township Home, 16 Dead
• Want To Help Others In Colorado's High Country? Alpine Rescue Team Recruiting New Members
• Philadelphia Weather: Excessive Heat Continues Through Friday With Thunderstorm Chances All Weekend
• Firefighters Say Caldor Fire Next To Impossible To Get Under Control
• Philly Unknown's Van Filled With Supplies Stolen In Roxoborough
• WATCH: Mac Jones Gets Intercepted By Logan Ryan In Patriots' Joint Practice With Giants
• Pentagon officials expect future attack attempts in Kabul
• Kanye West Starts 'Donda' Listening Party 2 Hours Late At Soldier Field With Guests Marilyn Manson, DaBaby
• Eagles Concert At TD Garden First Big Event After Boston's Indoor Mask Mandate
• Miami Weather: Soggy Morning, Hot & Humid Afternoon
• Pandemic Surge Causes Major Shortage Of A Drug That Treats Rheumatoid Arthritis And Severe COVID-19
• Twitter Denies Verified Status For Alan Page, NFL MVP And MN Supreme Court Justice
• Insurance Companies Now Asking COVID-19 Patients To Pay For Part Of Their Treatment
• Cousin Arrested In Oakland Slaying Of Dellmor Brown
• SAP Center in San Jose to Require COVID Vaccination Proof at All Upcoming Events
• Some Afghan refugee children are arriving in the U.S. unaccompanied
• New York Weather: 8/27 Friday Afternoon Weather Headlines
• What Mac Jones Is Doing Behind The Scenes To Earn Patriots' Respect
• Several Jamestown Homes Destroyed In Washington Fire
• COVID In Florida: Coronavirus Patient Surge Strains Hospitals
• PTL Links: Aug. 27, 2021
• Renewed Fears Of Political Violence Grip Capitol Hill Ahead Of Right-Wing Rally
• Baltimore Man Damien Woods Charged With 2018 Murder Of Tracy Whiting
• San Francisco 49ers Ready To Welcome Back Nick Bosa, Dee Ford
• Michigan Parents Sue Hawaii Police Over Son's Shooting Death
• Butler Italian Festival Kicks Off This Weekend
• Kennywood Announces New 'Phantom Fall Fest' For This October
• Supreme Court Blocks Federal Eviction Moratorium; California, LA County Renters Protected Until Sept. 30
• Chris Sale Throws Third Career Immaculate Inning, Joining Sandy Koufax In MLB Record Books
• Weather Blog: The Last Day Of Another Heat Wave
• Race to evacuate as many as possible after Kabul carnage
• Broad Street Run Participants Will Need Proof Of Vaccination, Parks And Recreation Says
• Crash Involving Semi Briefly Shuts Down 101 Freeway, 1 Person Arrested
• Judge's Single Sends Yankees Past A's For 12th Straight Win
• Jail inmates with COVID given drug that "can cause serious harm"
• TSA sees lowest air travel numbers since May
• Model predicts 100,000 more COVID deaths unless U.S. changes its ways
• Community Support Strong For Officer Michael Sulerud, Butler Police Chief Says
• More than half of Americans favor vaccine mandates at work: poll
• Scientists hope to find life on Earth-like planets covered in oceans
• South Dakota COVID cases increase 456% since Sturgis Motorcycle Rally
• Tropical Storm Ida Heads Away From Texas Gulf Coast, Louisiana Bracing For Impact
• Supreme Court blocks Biden administration's latest ban on evictions
• No Masks Or Proof Of Vaccination Required For US Open Fans
• City Of Pittsburgh Using Funds From American Rescue Plan To Fill More Than 100 Jobs
• Police: Man Exposes Himself To 13-Year-Old Girl On Brooklyn MTA Bus
• Biden vows revenge for Kabul attack that killed 13 U.S. troops
• Rep. Moulton Supports August 31 Withdrawal Deadline After Unauthorized Trip To Kabul
• Blackhawk High School Coach Heading To Afghanistan To Help With Evacuations
• Mourning Tied To Texas Walmart Massacre Extends As Widower Antonio Basco Is To Be Laid To Rest
• The feds want to break up Facebook. Good luck with that.
• Biden Vows Revenge For Kabul Attack That Killed 13 US Service Members
• Rental Assistance In North Texas
• Taste Of The Town: Buya Izakaya + Yakitori Serving Up Delicious Japanese Soul Food In Wynwood
• 'It's The Camaraderie Of A Community:' The Friday Night Lights Of High School Football Set To Return
• Thousands Of CPS Students Returning To School Monday Amid New Indoor Mask Mandate, Vaccine Requirement
• Texas Republicans Advance Voting Bill In House After Democrats' Holdout Ends
• Race to contain growing Calif. wildfires as conditions set to worsen
• Nearly 52,000 Pounds Of Chicken Salad And Dip Products Recalled Due To Possible Plastic Contamination
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunshine, Warm Temperatures, And Possible Scattered Showers
• Chicago Weather: Hot, Humid Weekend Ahead
• To Do List: Sunflower Fields, Fairs & Festivals, Monster Trucks
• "Bring Your Own Brigade" Director Lucy Walker on "The Takeout"
• Kidsburgh: Taking Advantage Of An Education Funding Plan From Pa. Treasury
• Police: Man Shot In Head Outside Bar In North Philadelphia
• 2-Alarm Fire Breaks Out At Truck Repair Shop In Ottsville, Bucks County
• Neighbors 4 Neighbors Relief Fund To Help Haiti Earthquake Victims
• Poll: Majority Of Floridians Disapprove Of Governor DeSantis' Response To COVID-19
• Broward Woman Johanna Garcia Accused Of Running Ponzi Scheme
• Philadelphia Police Department Hosts Discussion Panel On Women's Equality Day
• Veterans Rep. Conor Lamb And Sean Parnell Respond To Attacks In Kabul
• Hurricane Ida Intensifies As It Barrels Towards New Orleans
• Allegheny County Partners With RIDC To Develop Carrie Furnace
• New Castle Man Charged With Raping Child Under The Age Of 12
• Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen Zappala Says His Office Was Not Advised On Closure Of Shuman Center
• Pirates Go On 8-Run Rally, Beat Cardinals 11-7
• Plummeting Mets Swept By Giants
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/27 Friday Morning Forecast

Videos from August 27, 2021

• Biden administration remains vigilant following deadly suicide bombing in Kabul
• Filmmaker Lucy Walker on "The Takeout" — 8/27/2021
• 93-year-old's obsession with the Hokey Pokey culminates in flash mob
• Former Afghan interpreter discusses Afghanistan evacuations
• How the Taliban utilized social media platforms during Afghanistan takeover
• McCaul criticizes U.S. for leaving Afghan allies behind in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan
• Evacuations continue in Afghanistan despite warnings of more attacks
• Caldor Fire prompts Lake Tahoe evacuation warnings
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• Afghan women fear for their safety under Taliban rule
• RFK assassin recommended for parole
• U.S. could see surge in evictions after Supreme Court blocks Biden's eviction moratorium
• Judge rules Florida school districts may impose mask mandates
• Ida strengthens into hurricane as it nears Gulf Coast
• Evacuations resume after suicide bombing in Kabul
• Biden officials warn another terror attack in Kabul is likely
• Afghanistan evacuations continue after suicide bombing kills at least 170 people
• Pentagon warns of more attack attempts in Kabul
• U.S. Open celebrates the return of fans with celebrity chef lineup
• What we know about ISIS-K, the group claiming responsibility for the Kabul attack
• Why 9 Democrats threatened to kill their party's budget bill
• Activists to march for voting rights nationwide
• Supreme Court blocks eviction moratorium
• Louisiana doctor discusses COVID-19 surge as pandemic hits South
• What's next for Afghan refugees?
• Emergency NGO president describes hospital situation in Kabul
• Biden vows to retaliate after Kabul attack as evacuations resume
• Some Afghan refugee children arriving in U.S. without family
• Retired Navy SEAL on securing Afghan airport
• Pentagon officials give update on Kabul airport attack and Afghanistan evacuations
• U.S. Supreme Court blocks extended eviction moratorium
• WorldView: India reaches vaccine milestone; Taiwan to bolster military
• School board meetings heat up across country over mask mandates
• What is ISIS-K, the group claiming responsibility for the Kabul attack?
• Afghan native on helping family escape
• Rep. Seth Moulton on security situation in Kabul
• Economic and humanitarian challenges loom in Afghanistan
• COVID surge creates shortage of hospital ICU beds
• Judge to rule on lawsuit against Florida Gov. Ron Desantis' mask mandate ban
• Supreme Court strikes down temporary ban on evictions
• Gulf Coast braces for Tropical Storm Ida
• Ret. Adm. James Winnefeld on Afghan attack, keeping troops safe during evacuation effort
• "We will hunt you down": Biden vows retaliation over Kabul airport attacks
• Deadly attacks in Kabul kill more than 100 people
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