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Articles from August 28, 2021

• Bad Air Quality Across The Region Cancels Events, Closes Some Businesses
• Woman Fights Off Mountain Lion To Save 5-Year-Old Son
• 'A Time For Concern': Northern Colorado Hospitals Near Capacity As Delta Variant Surges
• Tracy Stabbing Leaves 1 Person Dead; Suspect Jesus Arevalo Of Mountain View In Custody
• Seahawks Thump Chargers 27-0 With Most Starters Sitting
• Dodgers Rally With 3 Runs In 8th To Beat Rockies 5-2
• Upton, Ohtani Hit Milestones In Angels' 10-2 Rout Of Padres
• WCCO Saturday Night Interview: Be The Match's Kaela Anderson
• Matthew Mindler, "Our Idiot Brother" actor, has died at 19
• As Louisiana Residents Flee Region Ahead Of Hurricane Ida, New Yorkers Head South To Help
• Bus Transporting New York State Prisoners Catches Fire In Dutchess County
• 2 Pedestrians Struck By Hit-And-Run Driver In The Bronx, 1 Killed
• Inside Operation Allies Refuge-PHL: How Philadelphia International Airport Transformed Into Welcome Center For Afghan Refugees
• Delta Variant May Double Risk Of Hospitalization For Unvaccinated, Study Finds
• Friends, Family Gathered In Wilmington To Remember Fallen First-Responder Cecilia Escobar Duplan
• 'The Residents Should Be A Priority:' South Side Residents Hoping City Will Listen To Their Concerns
• Revolution Fall At New York City FC 2-0
• Malique Long, 17, Held Without Bond In Murder, Attempted Carjacking Of 70-Year-Old Yvonne Ruzich
• Chicago Weather: Steamy Pattern Ends Sunday
• Police Searching For 4 Suspects Accused Of Assaulting, Robbing Man In Greenwich Village
• President Biden Says Another Attack In Afghanistan Is 'Highly Likely' In Next 24-36 Hours
• Brothers In Custody For Questioning After They Reveal Mother, Sister Are Buried In Lyons Backyard; 2 Bodies Recovered
• Dominique Rashad Lewis Of Harrisburg, Pa., Charged In Stabbing Death Of Eddie Dawson Jr. Of Odenton
• Baltimore County Ready For State Fair, BMW Championship Despite State Of Emergency, Executive Says
• New Orleans Braces For Hurricane Ida, Expected To Hit As Category 4 Storm
• Linda Mensch, Renowned Chicago Entertainment Lawyer, Identified As Woman Killed In East Garfield Park Hit-And-Run
• 'It's Terrifying': With Hurricane Ida Approaching Louisiana, Brookline Woman Fears For Relatives Down South
• Emotional Vigil Held For Drug Overdose Victims In Chicago Heights
• Modesto Officer Who Was Shot While Serving Warrant Doing Well After Having Leg Amputated
• Illinois State Police Sergeant Injured When Suspected Drunken Driver Hits Squad Car On I-57
• Maryland, National Gas Prices Dropped Slightly Last Week, AAA Says
• Glen Ellyn Swimmer Gets Silver In 200-Meter Individual Medley At Paralympics In Tokyo
• Patrick Wisdom, Alec Mills Lead Cubs Past White Sox
• 'It Was Coming Straight At Us': Some Louisianans Head To North Texas To Escape Hurricane Ida
• Justin Fields Makes His First Start, Bears Beat Titans In Last Preseason Game
• Marston Mills Man In Custody After Allegedly Stabbing Woman In Her Cape Cod Home
• La Stella, Yaz Power Giants Past Braves
• Hurricanes Ida and Katrina are similar, but tiny differences are key
• Philadelphia Community Welcomes Specialist Brandon Christopher Silva Back After 4 Years Serving Overseas
• 19-Year-Old Millersville University Student Matthew Mindler Found Dead
• Roadside Fire Scorches San Bernardino; Evacuations Lifted
• Volunteers Carry Water Miles to Help Struggling Point Reyes Tule Elk Survive Drought
• 8 Hospitalized, 2 In Critical Condition Following 3-Vehicle Crash On I-20 In Terrell
• Circuit Breaker Fire Triggers Power Outage In Reseda
• Yankees' Win Streak Ends At 13; Montas, A's Stop 6-Game Skid
• Castellanos Scores Twice, NYCFC Blanks New England
• Pop-Up Storm Soaks Throwback Music Festival On Northwest Side
• SPCA Of Texas Relocates Homeless Cats From Mississippi Displaced By Hurricane Ida
• Woman Carjacked In Broad Daylight On Lake Shore Drive West In East Lakeview
• Didi Gregorius Hits 3 Doubles, Kyle Gibson Sharp As Phillies Shut Out Diamondbacks
• Afghan Americans Rally Support for Refugees at Demonstration in Concord
• CHP: Armed Woman Holding Two Guns Is Shot, Causing Major Traffic Backup On 134 Freeway
• Dobbins Hurt As Ravens' Preseason Win Streak Hits 20 Games
• Smelling Smoke In Denver? It's Coming From A Fire In Morgan County
• Man Dies After Dorchester Shooting, Police Searching For Suspect
• Demonstrators Take To NYC Streets To Demand More Help For Those Trapped In Afghanistan
• 1 Livermore High School Student Killed, 5 Injured After Truck Plunged Down Embankment
• Mets Retire Koosman's 36 Five Decades After '69 Heroics
• Minnesota Weather: Flash Flood/Tornado Warnings Issued, More Storms Possible In Southern MN
• Arc de Triomphe to be wrapped in fabric for $16.4 million art project
• Two Roads In Clarion County Closed Due To Flooding, Expected To Remain Closed Tomorrow
• Police: 4-Year-Old Boy Hospitalized After Being Shot In Foot In Strawberry Mansion
• Yankees' Win Streak Ends At 13 With Loss To A's
• Pacifica Police Seek Suspect Who Masturbated in Front of Woman on Coastside Trail
• Chicago Fire Holds Off New York Red Bulls To End 19-Game Road Winless Skid
• Martinez Hits 3-Run Homer In 10th, Red Sox Beat Indians 5-3
• Louisiana governor urges residents to prepare for Hurricane Ida
• Bill The Goat Fifth Best College Mascot In Country, According To Ranking
• 69 Arrests Made During Line 3 Protest Outside Governor's Mansion
• Finksburg Home Damaged In Fire Saturday, Two Cats Killed
• Fire Destroys Whiteford Home, Displaces Four People
• Lawrence County Corrections Officer Dies In Car Accident
• Illini Fend Off Nebraska In Season-Opening Win
• U.S. airstrike killed two ISIS-K members in Afghanistan, Pentagon says
• Smoke From Grass Fire Near Wiggins Shows Up On Radar
• Supporting Local Restaurants: Piatt Family Foundation Hosts Music Festival To Help Struggling Restaurants
• 'This Is What America Is About': Afghan Refugees Arrive At Philadelphia International Airport
• 33-Year-Old Khalil Thomas Smith Shot In Head, Killed In East Frankford, Philadelphia Police Say
• Montas Leads A's to 3-2 Win, Ending Yankees' Streak
• Central Minnesotans Report Severe Storm Damage Saturday Morning
• Fire Breaks Out At Home In Arden Arcade Area Of Sacramento
• Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital Hosts Back-To-School Immunization Clinic Saturday
• Driver Suspected Of Causing Deadly Highway 285 Crash Dies, Officials Say
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/28 Saturday Evening Forecast
• All Residents Accounted For In Deadly South Sacramento Fire That Burned 18 Mobile Homes And 5 Houses
• Colorado Hoist Rescue Team Honored With Military Award For Technical Rescue On Crestone Needle
• Hurricane Ida: Brandywine Valley SPCA Sheltering 110 Cats, Dogs Arriving From Louisiana
• Crews Face Hot, Windy Conditions To Protect Lake Tahoe Basin From Caldor Fire
• Jeffco Public Health Slightly Amends Mask Order After Feedback From Child Care Facilities
• Leominster Man Arrested In Connection To Maynard House Party Shooting That Injured 3 Teenagers
• 'Stop Killing Afghans': Philadelphia Residents March To Call For End To Afghanistan Violence
• Academy Park High School Football Game Fatal Shooting Sends Shockwaves Through Sharon Hill Community
• 'On Behalf Of A Grateful Nation': Colorado Representative Shares Condolences With Rylee McCollum's Mother
• Hope For Harlem Block Party Returns For Second Year
• Man Waving Machete Arrested By Authorities In Urbana
• Dragon Boat Race Takes Off From Ping Tom Memorial Park In Chinatown
• Chicago Fire Department Hosts 'CFD Cares' Event In West Pullman For Community Bonding, Safety Lessons
• Teachers Rally In Solidarity Against Attempts Across Country To Prohibit Teaching About Realities Of Racism, Oppression
• Dallas Kids Basketball Camp Honors Memory Of Former Player Andre Emmett Who Was Murdered In 2019
• Police Investigate Murder-Suicide On West Side Of Aurora
• Steelers Release 9 Players Ahead Of Mandatory Roster Deadline
• Colorado Task Force 1 Deploys To Louisiana: 'A Job That Somebody Has To Do'
• 'We Will Not Forget Her Sacrifice': Massachusetts Politicians Pay Tribute To Sgt. Johanny Rosario
• Sacramento Native Sgt. Nicole Gee Among 13 Servicemembers Killed In Afghanistan Suicide Bombing
• Man Hospitalized After Shooting In Portage Park
• Sacramento Marine Sgt. Nicole Gee, 3 Other Californians Among Afghanistan Bomb Victims
• Bay Area Spare the Air Alert Extended to Sunday
• Thousands Of Renters Face Eviction After US Supreme Court Decision To End Eviction Moratorium
• Officer Briefly Presses Knee On Neck Of NBA Player, Former Texas Longhorn Jaxson Hayes During Arrest
• Hikers Discover Body On Cliffs In San Pedro
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Surpasses 7.5 Million Vaccine Doses Administered As Cases Continue To Rise
• Woman In Custody Following 'Suspicious Death' In Pembroke Pines
• Missing And Endangered 33-Year-Old Man Markus Conroy Found Safe
• Arrest Made After 26-Year-Old Dejcha Brown Shot, Killed In Kensington: Police
• 2 Teens Shot in East Garfield Park
• Endangered Fin Whale Beached Along Delaware Coast Dies
• Delaware Schools To Receive More Than $669M In Virus Funding
• Man In Dorchester Dies After Stabbing In Area Of Blue Hill Avenue And Columbia Road
• Marine killed in Kabul attack spent final days with child evacuees
• Two Nurses Guilty Of Stealing Drugs From Hospital Patients
• NFL Network Ranks Steelers Linebacker TJ Watt In Top 10 Of 2021's Top 100 Players
• Greenwood Fire Still At 26,000 Acres; BWCA Fires See Little Growth Due To Recent Weather
• Hurricane Ida Gaining Strength Over Warm Water As It Heads To Gulf Coast
• 'We're Going To Catch It Head-On': Louisiana Braces For Hurricane Ida's Impact
• Evanston Opens Two Cooling Centers In Response To Saturday Heat
• Philadelphia Eagles Acquire QB Gardner Minshew From Jacksonville Jaguars
• Body Of 21-Year-Old Woman Found, Identified In Ross Township
• Cicero Man Dies After Divers Pull Him From Water At Montrose Beach
• UPDATE: VTA Restarts Light Rail On Sunday With Limited Service Ahead Of 49ers Preseason Game
• Dallas Zoo's 31-Year-Old Chimpanzee, Kirk, Passes Away
• Pirates Designate Gregory Polanco For Assignment, Expected To Recall Cole Tucker
• Navy Corpsman Maxton W. Soviak Of Ohio One Of 13 Service Members Killed In Kabul Attack
• Suspect Hospitalized In Plano Police Custody After Allegedly Stabbing, Running Over Man
• I-76 Reopened Following Deadly Crash Involving 1 Vehicle
• Biden says another attack in Afghanistan is "highly likely" in 24-36 hours
• City Of Lawrence Mourns 'Heartbreaking' Loss Of Sgt. Johanny Rosario
• Pregnant Woman Recovered from Lake Michigan Identified As Missing 19-Year-Old Yarianna G. Wheeler
• Notebook tied to associate of 9/11 hijackers said to contain plane drawing
• Update: Deerfield Beach Children Found Safe, Amber Alert Canceled
• Teen Killed In High-Speed Crash In Grand Prairie Friday Night
• Man Wanted On PFA Violation Surrenders Himself To SWAT, Police In Pittsburgh's Oakwood Neighborhood
• Big-Rig Driver Sought In Fatal Hit-&-Run Near Port Of Oakland
• CDC warns not to use anti-parasitic drug ivermectin to treat COVID
• Top News Stories You Might Not Have Heard About This Week
• Burlington Finds New Home In Former Kaufmann's Department Store In Downtown Pittsburgh
• Sugar Growers Sue US Over Florida Reservoir Water Levels
• Medical Examiner Says They've Identified Remains After Asking Public's Help
• COVID In Colorado: Capacity & Staffing Concerns Result In Re-Activation Of Hospital Transfer Center
• Caldor Fire: 'Pivotal Day' In Protecting Lake Tahoe; 4,000 Acres Burn Overnight
• 'Peace Pittsburgh' Mural In Oakland Promotes Ending Gun Violence
• COVID: Contra Costa Orders County Workers To Be Vaccinated By October 4 Or Face Possible Termination
• Hurricane warning in effect for New Orleans as Ida heads for Gulf Coast
• Elk Viewing Tours Return To Southern West Virginia
• Firefighter Injured While Battling Pallet Fire In Downtown Los Angeles
• Ed's Driveway: Jeep Grand Cherokee L
• Man Arrested, Facing Charges After Allegedly Leading Police On Chase In South Side
• In-Person Classes Canceled At Highland Park High School After Small Closet Fire Takes Down WiFi
• After Sturgis Rally, COVID Cases And Hospitalizations Rise
• Humane Society Of Broward County To Receive Shelter Pets From Hurricane Ida's Path
• Delta Variant Fears Are Deterring Americans From Seeking Work
• US Airstrike Kills 2 Isis-K Members In Afghanistan, Pentagon Says
• US Airstrike Killed Two ISIS-K Members In Afghanistan, Pentagon Says
• 911th Airlift Wing Helping Evacuation Efforts In Afghanistan
• Over 30 Drivers Cited In Pomona DUI Checkpoint
• Police Alert South Side Residents of Business Burglaries in Chatham, Grand Crossing
• Man Dies In ATV Crash In Kandiyohi County
• Fire, Water Rescue Crews Reportedly Searching For Older Man On Yough Lake In Somerset County
• Man Fatally Shot In San Francisco's Tenderloin Identified, Remembered For Community Work
• 'Water Goes Where It Doesn't Typically Go': Experts Weigh In On Prepping For Severe Storms, Heavy Rain
• Amber Alert Deactivated For 21-Month-Old In Colorado Springs, Police Continue Search For Earther Glover
• 4-year-old girl discovers rare stingless bees in California
• Maine ICU Beds Tie Previous Peak Amid Delta Variant Surge
• Ravens Lose Dobbins, Win NFL-best 20th In A Row In Preseason
• Woman Arrested For Alleged Anti-Asian Spitting Incident On Upper West Side
• Golden Gate National Recreation Area Proposes Parking Fees At Some Sites
• LA Animal Services Offering Discounted Adoptions This Weekend
• One Dead, One Trapped In Vehicle In Baldwin Park Crash
• Minnesota Weather: Tornado Watch Issued For Eastern MN
• Police Investigating After Man Shot In The Stomach In Washington Co.
• Christian Light Baptist Church Catches Fire Near Downtown LA
• State Fair Vendors Part Grateful, Part Miffed By Rain During Opening Stretch
• MSPCA, Northeast Animal Shelter Helping Evacuate Dogs And Cats From Louisiana Before Hurricane Ida
• Stanton Slugs Yankees Past A's 8-2, Cole Wins Third Straight
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Scattered Downpours Saturday, Clearer Skies In Afternoon; Drier Sunday, Highs Reach 80!
• Florida Judge Overturns Gov. DeSantis' Executive Order On Ban On School Masks; Governor Says He Will Appeal
• New Jersey Artist Expresses Affinity For Bonsai Trees Through Unique Sculptures
• New Orleans braces for Hurricane Ida, expected to hit as a Category 4 storm
• Family Returning From Vacation Stops For A Quick Bathroom Break, Buys $2 Million Winning Lottery Ticket
• 4 Your Community: Dress For Success Boston
• Chicago Weather: Hot And Humid Weekend But Temperature Relief On The Way
• Row House Cinema To Show Drive-In Movies In Strip District This October
• Police Alert Albany Park and Jefferson Park Residents of 2 Attempted Burglaries
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/28 Sunday Morning Update
• US Tennis Association Reverses Course, Will Now Require Proof Of Vaccination For US Open Fans
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: Aug. 28, 2021
• Child Dead, 2 Injured Following Shooting After Academy Park - Pennsbury Football Game In Delaware County
• Thousands gather for annual "March On for Voting Rights"
• Gunpoint Robbery At Brooklyn Gas Station Caught On Video
• Hey Ray! Why Flames Don't Cast Shadows
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot, Humid Conditions Continue
• Mike Tomlin Expresses Disappointment Following Steelers' Performance In Final Preseason Game
• Man Dead After Englewood Shooting
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• PA-Task Force 1 Activated Ahead Of Hurricane Ida's Anticipated Arrival
• Caldor Fire Evacuees Having To Deal With Unhealthy Smoke
• Duquesne Light Warning Customers Concerning Ongoing Scam
• 7 Ohio Prison Employees Removed After Black Inmate's Death
• Ohio Native Among 13 American Military Members Killed In Afghanistan
• Pirates Drop Game To Cardinals, Lose 4-3
• Monessen Council Votes To Move City Hall Due To Mold Issues
• Grandal 8 RBIs In Return From IL, White Sox Beat Cubs
• Hail Morgan! Jets Rally To Tie Eagles As Time Expires
• Segura's Single In 11th Lifts Phillies Over Diamondbacks 7-6
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/28 Saturday Morning Forecast
• There Will Be Brood - DC's Legends of Tomorrow
• Espino's Arm, Bat Lead Nationals Over Skidding Mets
• Mt Vic Hooters - Wellington Paranormal
• Demon Girl - Wellington Paranormal
• Bittersweet Symphony - Roswell, New Mexico
• Two Imposters - The Republic Of Sarah
• Summer School: Chapter Four - DC's Stargirl
• Sam Darnold Throws 2 TDs, Panthers Smother Steelers Backups 34-9
• Dream Weaver - Supergirl
• Chapter Ninety: The Night Gallery - Riverdale
• Excess Baggage - In The Dark
• Spirits - Coroner
• The Pleasing Voice of the Masters - The Outpost
• The Homecoming - Burden Of Truth
• Stars Make You Smile - Dynasty

Videos from August 28, 2021

• Fighting for Aniah
• Nurses at Illinois hospital celebrate overlapping pregnancies
• Entrepreneur strives to narrow racial disparity in outdoor activities
• Activists march nationwide for voting rights, honoring 1963 March on Washington
• Delta variant doubles risk of hospitalization for unvaccinated, study finds
• Hundreds of Americans still awaiting evacuation from Afghanistan
• U.S. carries out drone strike against ISIS-K as evacuation efforts continue
• Louisiana scrambling to prepare for powerful Hurricane Ida
• Hurricane Ida approaching landfall as possible Category 4 storm
• U.S. intelligence community divided on origins of COVID-19
• Activists march nationwide for voting rights, commemorating 1963 March on Washington
• Louisiana residents prepare for Hurricane Ida as it nears landfall
• U.S. drone strike kills 2 ISIS-K members as evacuations continue in Afghanistan
• VHS tape shop in U.K. sparks nostalgia as video rental chains close their doors
• The Dish: JuanMa Calderón and Maria Rondeau on reimagining the modern restaurant
• Girl, 4, finds colonies of rare stingless bees in California neighborhood
• Black chefs showcase their history, share their culture and bond through food
• Robert F. Kennedy's assassin Sirhan Sirhan recommended for parole
• U.S. continues Afghanistan evacuations as Taliban beefs up security after Kabul attack
• ISIS-K threat looms as U.S. races to evacuate Americans, allies from Afghanistan
• New Orleans braces for Hurricane Ida as it barrels toward the southern U.S.