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• Caldor Fire Update: Wall Of Flames Roars Over Echo Summit; Exodus Leaves South Lake Tahoe Deserted
• Stanford Students Call For Expulsion Of Classmate Over Racist, Violent Posts On Social Media
• COVID: Kids' Colds Pose A Challenge For Parents During A Pandemic
• Ohtani Hits MLB-High 42nd Home Run, Angels Beat Yankees 8-7
• Urías 15th Win, Dodgers End Braves' 13-Game Road Win Streak
• South Bay Non-Profit Searching For Homes To Welcome Afghan Refugees
• Travel Impacts On I-70 Through Glenwood Canyon Possible With Incoming Rain
• Burnes Pitches Brewers Past Giants, 3-1
• Flames Destroy Abandoned Warehouse In Denver Early Monday Morning
• Red Cross Opens New Shelters As Caldor Fire Explodes In Size
• Pedestrian Killed In Fatal Crash SB I-680 In San Jose
• Human Remains Found In Sonora In Wildfire Burn Area
• South LA Man Pleads Guilty In Fireworks Explosion Case
• Tewksbury Teen Fights School Mask Policy
• How Mac Jones' Preseason Stats Compare To Trevor Lawrence, Rest Of First-Round QB Class
• Rochester Hills Couple Drives To Baton Rouge To Help Hurricane Ida Victims
• Driver Says He Was Banned From Lyft Over Bogus Report Of Being Asleep At The Wheel, And He Wasn't Allowed To Appeal
• WCCO Tech Guru Mike Dorschner Memorialized With Minnesota State Fair Bench
• DPSCD Offers Free COVID-19 Testing For Students Aug. 30 To Sept 3
• Chicago Weather: Dry Pattern
• Lifeguard Keith Pinto, 19, Killed By Lightning Strike In Berkeley Township, N.J., 7 Other People Injured
• Emergency Management Coordinators Preparing For Remnants Of Hurricane Ida In Pittsburgh Area
• Restaurants Around Tri-State Area Pay Tribute To U.S. Service Members Recently Killed In Afghanistan
• Pentagon Announces Last US Troops Have Left Afghanistan, Local Vets React
• Massive School Bus Driver Shortage At CPS Had Family Spending $36 For Student's 9-Mile Lyft Ride Home
• Hurricane Ida: How To Pitch In With The Relief Effort
• Surfside Memorial Wall Items Removed, Preserved By HistoryMiami Museum
• Victim Of Kendall Hit-&-Run Has Message For Driver Who Left Her For Dead
• Brother's Brother Foundation Helping Those In New Orleans Impacted By Hurricane Ida
• Bryce Harper Homers, Phillies Beat Nationals For 4th Straight Win
• AL East-Leading Rays Win 8th In Row, Top Red Sox 6-1
• Miami Shores PD: Officer Shot, Killed 47-Year-Old Woman Who Brandished BB Gun
• Chicago Woman, Working With Nonprofit 'Ascend,' Fights For Brave Girls Who Are Trying To Find A Way Out Of Afghanistan
• Local Lawmaker Calls On Landlords To Help Afghan Families Settle In Northeast Philadelphia
• Coconut Creek PD: 3 Officers Hospitalized With Non-Life-Threatening Injuries After Shooting During Stolen Car Stop
• Mass Exodus From South Lake Tahoe During Caldor Fire; Evacuation Orders Issued For Entire Basin
• WCCO Investigation: Report Card On COVID-Era Distance Learning Shows More Students Failing To Make The Grade
• Brothers Released From Custody, But Still Being Investigated, After Saying They Buried Mother, Sister In Backyard In Lyons
• Amazon Truck Goes Up In Flames In Crash On Eisenhower Expressway; 3 People Taken To Hospital
• With COVID-19 Delta Variant Raging, Woman Wants Extension For Her Season's Pass For Six Flags Great America
• Students Return To School In Baltimore City, Baltimore County and Howard County
• Uncertainty lingers for Americans trying to leave Afghanistan now
• Greenwood Fire Now 37% Contained: 'We're Not Completely Out Of The Woods Here'
• Public Housing Complexes In East Baltimore Demolished On Monday To Make Way For Modern Properties
• Ahead Of Labor Day Weekend, Civil Rights Leaders Plan Protest, Group Of Actions Over Violent Ocean City Arrests
• 'They Are Terrified' Maryland Family Desperate To Help Relatives Escape Afghanistan
• Vegan Ice Cream Shop Cajou Creamery Opens In Downtown Baltimore
• Costa Mesa Teacher Accused Of Mocking US Flag Removed From Classroom
• Louisiana Family Visiting Massachusetts Heartbroken After Hurricane Ida Hits Hometown
• 'No Sign That It's Starting To Slow Down': South Lake Tahoe Residents Ordered To Leave As Caldor Fire Advances
• Guerrero Hits 2 HRs, Ray fans 10 As Blue Jays Beat O's 7-3
• Eisenhower Dance Detroit, The City's Artistic Ambassador
• Dozens Of Parents Push For District-Wide Mask Mandate In Lewisville ISD
• UPDATE: ADA Plaintiffs Filing Multiple Lawsuits Targeting Hotel Websites
• Teens Get First COVID-19 Shots As State Encourages Vaccinations Before School
• Colorado Task Force 1 Awaiting Assignment As Ida Moves Inland
• Schedules For Metra Rock Island, North Central Service Lines To Change Starting Tuesday, Sept. 7
• Tri-County Health Department Replaces Mask Order With New Mask Order
• 0 For 3: Dallas Couple's Wedding Festivities Put Off Twice For COVID-19, Again For Hurricane Ida
• Families Keep A Close Eye On Black Mountain Fire: 'We Need Moisture Badly'
• Hackers Obtain Personal Information Of 600,000 DuPage Medical Group Patients
• UPDATE: San Leandro Man Critically Injured in Weekend Shooting at Oakland Barber Shop Dies
• Educators, Parents Concerned About Lack Of Mask Mandate In Maryland Schools
• Nearly 170 Cited, 6 Vehicles Impounded In South San Jose Sideshow Crackdown
• Giants' Wood Tests Positive For COVID-19, Cueto Out With Cold
• Caldor Fire Threatens Beloved Camp Concord on Shore of Lake Tahoe
• Maryland 50th Lowest In COVID Positivity, Case Rates, Hogan Says
• All National Forests In Calif. To Close From Tuesday Through Sept. 17 Over Wildfire Concerns
• Northwestern Wildcats Are In Game Week Mode As They Prepare To Take On Michigan State In Season Opener On Friday
• Philadelphia Region Preparing For Impacts Of Ida, Flash Flooding Among Storm Threats
• Eagle Scout Project Dedicates Memorial Garden To Fallen Officer Amy Caprio
• Bay Area College Students Escape From Hurricane Ida Destruction In Louisiana
• Memorial Football Game Played To Honor Slain 8-Year-Old Landover Boy
• COVID Vaccination Or Proof Of Negative Test Required At Spring Street Courthouse In LA
• Forest Service Closes All National Forests In California Through Mid-September Due To Wildfire Danger
• Man Who Killed Lyft Driver 'May Have Been Inspired By Foreign Terrorist Organization', Dallas FBI Says
• Devinn Madley, 20, ID'd In Fatal Maplewood Shooting
• Bears Must Solidify 53-Man Roster By Tuesday; Andy Dalton Ready To Go For Week One
• 1 Injured In Clairton Shooting On Farnsworth Avenue
• COVID: CDC Report On Outbreak At Marin School Is A Primer For In-Person Learning
• New Northwestern University Study Shows Drawback Of Skipping Second Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine, Says Recovering From COVID-19 Doesn't Guarantee Immunity
• Former Lawmaker Rick Saccone To Run For Lieutenant Governor In Pennsylvania
• COVID: 6 Crew Members Hospitalized After Outbreak on Cargo Vessel in San Francisco Bay
• Family In Glen Ellyn Thrilled As Swimmer Ahalya Lettenberger Makes Paralympic Dream Come True In Tokyo
• La Canada Flintridge Files Complaint Against SoCal Edison Over Power Outages
• Pentagon Announces Last U.S. Troops Have Left Afghanistan (CBS News)
• Fidelia Asomani One of 12 To Research Pediatric Cancer, Thanks To National Grant
• 9-Year-Old Hit By Vehicle In Dundalk
• Grieving QB Tanner Morgan Values Support From Gopher Teammates
• With Irv Smith Jr. Out, Vikings' TE Depth Is 'Not Very Good'
• 49ers Preseason: QB Trey Lance Misses 1 Week After Injuring Finger Vs. Raiders
• Michael Harvey Charged With Defrauding Clients Who Ordered Solar Panels
• Josh Donaldson's 2-Run Homer Helps Twins Top Tigers, 3-2
• CPD Officer Seen Struggling With Woman Walking Dog Placed On Administrative Duties; Officer Has Past Misconduct Allegations And Has Been Arrested Before
• Minnesota Hits 300 Traffic Deaths At Earliest Point In Year Since 2007
• Bus Driver Shortage Throws Wrench Into Start Of School Year For CPS After 73 Drivers Quit
• Help Needed To Identify Man Who Breached LAX Security In May
• Baseball Report: Shohei Ohtani Keeps Boosting MVP Credentials
• Police: Man Dies After Being Hit In The Head With Table Leg By Neighbor In Pittsburgh
• CBS 2's Brad Edwards Welcomes Students At Edgar Allan Poe Elementary
• Mr. Smalls Requiring Proof Of COVID-19 Vaccinations Or Negative Tests
• Arapahoe County Can't Opt Out Of Tri-County Health Mask Order
• Missouri prosecutor seeks to free longtime inmate some believe is innocent
• North Texas Nonprofits, Businesses Bring Supplies To Louisiana In Wake Of Hurricane Ida
• NYC Emergency Crews, Red Cross Head To Louisiana To Help With Ida Aftermath: 'We Want To Return The Favor'
• Crews From 911th Airlift Wing Help American And Afghans Escape Kabul
• Chicago Public Schools Students Return To The Classroom After Over A Year Of Remote Learning
• Driver Accused Of Hitting 3 People In Lakeview Over The Weekend Was On Probation For Edgewater Hit-And-Run That Killed Woman, 93
• Homicide Investigators Called After Woman Found Dead In St. Paul Condo
• House Democrats Urge Gov. Phil Murphy To Disburse Federal Rental Aid
• Increased Penalties For Street Racing, Ban On Critical Race Theory Among Texas' New Laws
• Academy Museum Of Motion Pictures Names Lobby After Actor Sidney Poitier
• Shooting In San Jose Alum Rock Neighborhood Injures 1
• 'You Could See Things Begin To Fly': Minnesota Couple Watched Hurricane Ida Hit From Hotel Window
• SFPD Arrest Suspect In Chinatown Assault; Had Warrant In Haight-Ashbury Attack
• Sweetwater Police Officers Receive Special Recognition For Saving Child Who Was Choking
• Brooklyn Residents Rally To Save What's Left Of Grand Prospect Hall From Demolition
• Couple Gets Engaged Atop Minnesota State Fair's Great Big Wheel
• CU Boulder Political Science And International Affairs Professor Reflects On U.S. Troop Withdrawal From Afghanistan
• City Of Dallas Discovers Additional 15 Terabytes Of Data Is Missing
• Long Lines At US Open Due To Late-Arriving Crowds And Bag Screenings, Not COVID Vaccine Checks, USTA Says
• No More State Fair Cups? Fair Runs Into Supply Shortages And Cost Increases
• Person Arrested After Allegedly Firing Shot At Chicago Police Officers
• Some New Jersey School Districts Reopen Classrooms As State's COVID Numbers Rise
• Man Injured In Early Morning Shooting In South Baltimore
• Violent Oakland Weekend -- One Dead, Four Wounded In Gunfire On Oakland Streets
• Gov. Hochul Praised For Getting Out In Front Of NYC's Subway Snafu; Next, She's Expected To Tackle Eviction Moratorium
• Families Across The Region Share How They Prepared For First Day Of School
• Broadway League Launches 'This Is Broadway' Campaign To Promote Comeback After Pandemic
• COVID: All Bay Area Counties Except Solano Outpacing State Vaccination Rates
• Colleyville Heritage High Principal James Whitfield Placed On Paid Administrative Leave Amid Controversy
• In Wake Of Hurricane Ida, Emergency Officials Urge Pennsylvania Homeowners To Get Flood Insurance
• South Florida Officials Hold Discussion Regarding Safety Improvements Following Surfside Condo Collapse
• Exclusive Video: 1 Dead Following Altercation Between Mount Vernon City Workers
• U Of M Prepares To Track COVID Vaccination Status Now Required Of Its 50,000+ Students
• 'Our Luck Is Running Out': Three Deadly Shootings In St. Paul Within 24 Hours
• 'A WHOLE FREAKING COW' Spotted In Backseat Of Car At Wisconsin McDonald's Drive Thru
• Retired Army Captain Keith Alaniz Leads Charge From Chicago To Get People Out Of Afghanistan
• Back-To-School Lunch Ideas For Healthy, All-Day Energy
• Captain Of MSU Women's Rowing Team Dies After Crash
• Broward School District Dealing With Overcrowded Classrooms & Rising COVID Cases
• Several Hundred Afghanistan Evacuees Arrive At Philadelphia International Airport
• Some Hurricane Ida Evacuees Make North Texas Their Temporary Home
• Pennsylvania Lawmaker Introduces Bill That Allows Teens To Get Vaccinated Without Parental Consent
• BART, Caltrain, AC Transit Among Agencies Offering Fare Discounts In September To Welcome Riders Back
• With COVID-19 Still A Big Problem Nationwide, Large Percentage Of Nurses Struggling With Burnout
• Ida Left Path Of Destruction In Louisiana, More Than A Million Without Power
• Pittsburgh Public Teachers Prepare For Students: 'We Are Back'
• Alamosa Attorney James Marshall Reaches Plea Agreement In Protest Shooting
• CBS4 Fan Poll: How many games do you think the Broncos will win this season?
• More Than A Dozen Long Island School Districts Are Developing Specific Classes To Teach About 9/11
• Tropical Storm Ida Cancels Flights Into, Out Of LAX, Locals Help Storm Victims
• Greater Boston Chamber Of Commerce: Half Of Businesses Surveyed Will Require Employees To Be Vaccinated
• Federal Agents Join Investigation Into Deadly Shooting Of 8-Year-Old Girl Outside Of Delaware County High School Football Game
• Melrose Coffee Shop Opens With Special Mission
• Do I Need To Wait Between Getting The COVID Vaccine And Flu Shot? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Call Goes Out For More Red Cross Volunteers Amid Active Disaster Season
• Chicago Man Facing Federal Charges After Making False Statements In Purchase Of More Than 20 Firearms
• Athletes, Worker Sue Over Vaccine Rules At Michigan Colleges
• Firefighter From Patterson Badly Burned While Fighting Caldor Fire
• Prince George's Police Searching For John Frederick Carrington Wanted In Connection With The Murder Of His 71-Year-Old Mother
• HHS Creating New Office Focused On Health Implications Of Climate Change
• 2020 saw highest number of hate crimes since 2008, data shows
• UPDATE: Pentagon Announces Last U.S. Troops Have Left Afghanistan
• Ravens Facing Challenges After Losing Dobbins For Season
• Denver Broncos Defense Completes Preseason Without Allowing A Touchdown
• Teams From Pennsylvania, New Jersey Head To Louisiana To Help With Hurricane Ida Cleanup
• Gov. DeSantis Vows To Win Appeal Of School Mask Mandate Ruling
• Gov. Hochul Calls For Investigation Into 'Unprecedented' Power Surge That Shut Down Subway Lines, Forced Evacuations
• EXCLUSIVE: Philadelphia School District Superintendent Dr. William Hite Outlines Return To In-Person Learning
• Body Of Colorado Man Dustin Wakefield, Killed On South Beach Last Week, Returns To Hometown
• Air Force Academy Vaccinates Cadets To Meet Guidance From Secretary Of Defense
• Authorities Notify Residents Of 7 Northwest Side Thefts
• Pittsburgh Weather: Areas Just South Of Pittsburgh To Get Heavy Rainfall From Ida's Remnants
• Last U.S. Troops Leave Afghanistan
• West Virginia Woman Who Said She Thought Jan. 6 Riot 'Was Cool' Pleads Guilty To Entering US Capitol
• Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Visits CCC Camp During Inaugural Workforce Session
• Pittsburgh Steelers WR JuJu Smith-Schuster Draws Criticism After Apparently Attempting Milk Crate Challenge
• 86-Year-Old Edmund Silveira Charged After Wife Shot And Killed At Their Taunton Home
• Massachusetts Reports 4,081 New COVID-19 Cases, 10 Additional Deaths Over 3 Days
• I-275 Project Update: Additional Northbound Lane Closures During Nights, Weekends
• Boston Police Search For Car After Fatal Mattapan Shooting
• CENTCOM Commander Announces Completion Of U.S. Military Withdrawal From Afghanistan
• Two Feet Of Snow? Farmers' Almanac Predicts A Huge Winter Storm For The Ohio Valley In February
• Red Sox' Martin Perez Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Jomoy Lee Sentenced To 25 Years For Murder Of Campaign Volunteer Andre Conley, 17
• First New Catholic School In Nearly 60 Years Opens For Students In Baltimore Monday
• Florida Mask Mandate Case Centers On Students With Disabilities
• Smoke Advisory Issued For Orange County Due To Chaparral Fire
• CPW Reports Second Moose Attack In Winter Park In Less Than A Week
• CDC COVID Map Shows Highest Transmission Level In Pennsylvania, New Jersey, And Delaware
• Minnesota State Rep. Erin Koegel Cuts Off 3 Fingers In Power Saw Accident
• Economists Predict 'Modest' Damage To US Economy From Hurricane Ida
• Concord Islamic Cultural Center Launches Effort To Aid Afghan Refugees - 'We Can Do Our Part'
• One Week Remaining For VaxU Scholarship Program
• Masks To Stay Optional At Canon-McMillan School District After Judge Denies Temporary Restraining Order
• Homeless Man Breaches Security At Los Angeles's LAX, Boards Plane Early Sunday Morning
• Man Experiencing Homelessness Breaches Security At Los Angeles's LAX, Boards Plane Early Sunday Morning
• Jacqueline Jackson, Wife Of Rev. Jesse Jackson, Is Out Of ICU As She Battles COVID-19
• El Dorado County Code Red Alert Sign Up
• Police Alert Bridgeport Residents Of Three Business Burglaries
• Mets Hold Team Meeting After Players Give 'Thumbs Down' Sign To Fans
• Crop Dumping By Mexico Targeted By Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried Urging Support For Florida Farmers
• Police Investigating Apparent Murder-Suicide After Argument At State Park In West Virginia
• Patriots Release Safety Adrian Colbert
• Mac Jones Has His First Endorsement, Signs Deal With Boston-Based NOBULL
• Matt Judon Has High Hopes For Rookie Christian Barmore
• Florida Judge Questions State Over DeSantis' Controversial Protest Law
• Baker: About 2,000 Schools In Massachusetts Will Take Part In COVID-19 Testing
• Health Department Shuts Down Bridgeville Pizzeria
• California Recall: Monday Last Day to Register to Vote in Sept. 14 Election
• Man gets life sentence in 2018 killing of Mollie Tibbetts
• Ravens To Hold Two Job Fairs At M&T Bank Stadium In September
• Remains Of Hurricane Nora Could Bring Flash Flood Threat Back To Colorado By Wednesday
• Recently Retired Irving Police Officer Jesse Boleman Passes Away
• CVS Limits Purchases Of At-Home COVID-19 Tests
• Cubs Found Several Months After Routt County Bear Attack
• Lack Of Trash Service Shuts Down Several Angeles National Forest Campgrounds
• Donations Pour In For Family Of Sgt. Johanny Rosario, Lawrence Native Killed In Kabul Airport Attack
• More flooding in the forecast as Ida moves inland
• China limits gaming time for children to 3 hours a week
• Injured Woman Found In Bullet Riddled Car Near Forest Park Walmart
• Dixie Fire Update: Taylorsville Threatened By Stubborn Spot Fire; Firefighting Drones To Be Deployed
• Oldest Son Of RFK Condemns Possible Parole Of Sirhan Sirhan - 'A Grievous Error'
• 'We Want People With High Character': Dolphins Coach Brian Flores On Deshaun Watson Speculation
• Port Authority Reverses Policy Banning E-Bikes On The T, Mon Incline
• Edina School District Returns To Class With COVID Protocols
• Texas Abortion Clinics Asking US Supreme Court To Block 6-Week Ban
• Surplus Of Donations In Greenwood Fire Attracting Bears, No More Donations To Be Accepted
• Rodney Harrison Says It's A 'No-Brainer' For Bill Belichick To Start Mac Jones For Patriots
• New Weather System Expected to Push Wildfire Smoke from Bay Area Skies
• California Recall: GOP's Larry Elder Looks For Shock Win Over Gov. Gavin Newsom
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Missing 13-Year-Old Maria Green
• MDHHS Continues Mobile Food Pantries In Flint During September
• Wilmington Post Office Named After Mary Ann Shadd Cary, First Black Woman Publisher, Anti-Slavery Activist
• CPS Offering Parents Cash Incentive As Bus Driver Shortage Forces Kids To Find Another Way To Class
• At Least 6 Killed, 56 Shot In Chicago Weekend Gun Violence
• Wolf Administration: Help Available As Federal Unemployment Benefits End Sept. 4
• PAWS Chicago Sends Volunteers To Areas Hit By Hurricane Ida
• Police Search For Suspect Driver In Deadly Hit & Run After Vehicle Collides With Motorcycle
• Mobile Vaccination Clinic Begins Making Rounds At LAUSD Schools
• Feds open civil rights probe into states barring school mask mandates
• YMCA Locations Set Up COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics
• Hurricanes Ida, Katrina Devastate Southeast Louisiana 16 Years Apart
• Cars Have Been Guzzling Leaded Gasoline For 99 Years. Not Any More
• Florida Couple Charged In Child's Death After Boy's Body Dumped In Colorado
• Local Volunteers Deployed To Help With Hurricane Ida's Aftermath
• U.S. winds down evacuations ahead of final Afghanistan withdrawal
• Secretary Of State Proceeds With Lawsuit To Remove Mesa County Clerk And Recorder Tina Peters As Designated Election Official
• For Newly Extended Harrison Smith, 'No. 1 Was Staying With The Vikings'
• Attorneys Say CPD Officer Tried To Tackle Woman As She Walked Her Dog At North Avenue Beach, Claim She Was Racially Profiled
• Nike gave headquarters employees a week off to "destress"
• Sunday Storm Left Blanket Of Graupel And Hail On Pikes Peak
• 'Robot, Stand Up': Engineer Builds Robotic Exoskeleton To Help Wheelchair-Bound Son Walk
• SEPTA Services Almost Back To Pre-COVID Levels Of Transportation
• Fulton County DA will seek hate crime penalties in spa shootings
• Extended Closure Of Highway 7 Begins Next Month Through Memorial Day 2022
• Police: 18-Year-Old Shot, Killed While Driving In St. Paul
• Canterbury Village, Woodside Bible Church, Opens Village Food Pantry For Those In Need
• 75 Dogs And Cats Brought Safely To Massachusetts Ahead Of Hurricane Ida
• 'Survivor' 41 Announces Full Cast: Features Former NFL Athlete, Neurosurgeon, College Students
• Ida likely to drive up U.S. gasoline prices
• MDOC: Michigan Prison Inmate Dies After Attack By 2 Inmates
• Traquan Bell Of Compton Arrested In Series Of Downtown LA Jewelry Store Robberies, Thefts
• 'Artist, Animal Lover And Sensitive Soul': Gov. Jared Polis Remembers Elijah McClain 2 Years After His Death
• 355 Homicides In Philadelphia So Far In 2021
• Chicago's St. Sabina Restarts Gun Buyback Program
• Blue Angels Fly Over Boston And USS Constitution
• Dozens Outside Mass. State House Ask Lawmakers To Help Loved Ones Evacuate Afghanistan
• Stanford Researchers 'Developing A Digital Athlete' To Take Fitness To Whole New Level
• How To Play CBS Pittsburgh's Pro Football Challenge
• How To Play CBS Baltimore's Pro Football Challenge
• How To Play CBS New York's Pro Football Challenge
• How To Play CBS Minnesota's Pro Football Challenge
• How To Play CBS Los Angeles' Pro Football Challenge
• How To Play CBS Denver's Pro Football Challenge
• How To Play CBS San Francisco's Pro Football Challenge
• How To Play CBS Detroit's Pro Football Challenge
• How To Play CBS Chicago's Pro Football Challenge
• How To Play CBS DFW's Pro Football Challenge
• How To Play CBS Miami's Pro Football Challenge
• How To Play CBS Boston's Pro Football Challenge
• How To Play CBS Philly's Pro Football Challenge
• Students Stranded On First Day Of School After 30 Baltimore City Bus Drivers Call Out
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 3-Day Total Of 9,078 New Cases, 34 Additional Deaths
• Homicide Detectives Arrest Byron Demond Arnold In Connection To Terence Kenyon Turner Slaying
• Pittsburgh Pirates Fire Hitting Coach Rick Eckstein
• iHeartRadio Music Festival Airs October 2-3 on CW!
• PG&E Warns of Uptick In Scammers Demanding Payment, Threatening Service Shutoff
• 21-Year-Old Michigan Woman Wins 300K From Michigan Lottery
• Maryland Weather: Flash Flood Watch In Effect Until Monday Evening
• Man, 42, Convicted On Federal Gun Charges After 2020 Chase In Vacaville That Ended With Ammo Exploding In Car
• Electronic Billboard Near Pittsburgh Gaining Attention For Messaging About Masks, COVID-19
• Vote For Sean Streicher, Meg McNamara In State Fair Milkshake Competition
• Gov. Hochul Calls For Special Legislative Session With Eviction Moratorium Due To Expire Tuesday
• Appeals Court Affirms MPCA's Decision That Water, Wetlands Will Be Protected During Line 3 Construction
• Today Is Last Day To Register To Vote Before Recall Election
• Illinois Red Cross Volunteers To Help Hurricane Ida Victims
• South Florida Donations Headed To Hurricane Struck Louisiana
• Mother fights off mountain lion to save 5-year-old son
• The Flash's Eighth Season Kicks Off with Five-Part Special, "Armageddon"
• NYPD: Person In Custody After Man Stabbed During Morning Commute On Brooklyn Subway
• Federal Aid Ending For Hundreds Of Thousands In Pennsylvania
• FINAL JERRY SPRINGER SHOW TELECAST DATE SET FOR SEPTEMBER 3
• Domenic Patrick Aguilar-Acevedo,5, Of Texas Found Dead In Colorado Mountains After Suspected Abuse
• COVID-19 In MN: 1,900+ Virus Cases Reported, 6 More Deaths
• Parents Rally Outside Masterman School Over Unsafe Conditions In Building
• PNC Bank Raises Minimum Wage To $18 An Hour
• It's Back To School For Chicago Public Schools Students
• Hurricane Ida's Remnants Could Bring Several Inches Of Rain, More Severe Weather Thursday
• Severe Thunderstorms Possible Monday Afternoon And Evening
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 945 New Cases In 72 Hours
• How To Help Afghan Evacuees As They Arrive In Philadelphia Region
• 1 Killed, 1 Hurt After Carlton Co. Crash Into Tree; Both From New Orleans Area
• Man Pleads Guilty In Shooting Death Of Baby Killed At Family Picnic
• Baltimore Man Gary Weldon Charged With Attempted Murder In Shooting Of Unlicensed Taxi Driver
• Central Bucks School District Students Return To Class As Some Parents Left Uneasy Over Lack Of Mask Mandate
• Japan's Paralympics joy marred by COVID anxiety
• AAA: Hurricane Ida Likely To Cause Higher Gas Prices
• Police Seek Suspect In Connection To Non-Fatal Shooting On Detroit's East Side
• Mayor Scott Announces $2 Million In Relief Funds For Nonprofits
• Jackpot-Winning Lottery Ticket Worth $1.35 Million Sold In Allegheny County
• Apartment Complex Fire That Displaced 13 In Landover Hills Ruled Incendiary
• Disney World Announces Sale Date Of New Annual Passes
• Carles Gil Is Back At Practice For New England Revolution
• Lane Changes On Brooklyn-Queens Expressway Greet Drivers During Monday Morning's Commute
• Live Updates From CBS News: 'Extremely Dangerous' Hurricane Ida Slams Louisiana
• Miami Weather: Mix Of Sun & Clouds, Afternoon Inland Storms To Push West
• Restaurant pulls ad with Black man after death threats from far-right group
• Ida Weakens, Tropical Storm Kate, Two Other Systems To Keep An Eye On, None Threaten South Florida
• Ida damage to U.S. economy should be modest, analysts say
• Chicago Man Facing Misdemeanor Charges After Lakeview Hit-and-Run
• Prince George's County Police Investigating 71-Year-Old Woman's Death As Homicide
• Black woman says she was racially profiled by Chicago police officer
• Man Dies In Wrong Way Crash In Columbia
• Ida's path of destruction: New Orleans may be without power for days
• Patriots May Reportedly Trade Some Defensive Line Depth Ahead Of Roster Deadline
• Detroit Centers, Churches Open As Sites For Vaccine Boosters
• Woman Struck And Killed By Falling Tree In Wisconsin
• Somerville Requiring All City Employees To Get COVID Vaccine
• Man, 53, Found Dead In Stockton; Homicide Investigation Underway
• Tunnel Explorer Dies In St. Paul After Storms Wash Him Into Mississippi River
• Jets' Zach Wilson Is The New Face Of The NFL (On Twitter)
• Nickolle Aguilar, Daniel Garcia Arrested After Boy's Body Found In Colorado
• 'It's Not Just Tennis Competition, It's Food Competition': Field Trip Chef JJ Johnson On Bringing Rice Bowls To US Open
• Bill Belichick Weighs In On Quinn Nordin-Nick Folk Kicking Competition
• Illinois Mask Mandate Starts Monday
• Dallas Police Seek Man, Woman In Connection To Shooting On Walnut Ridge
• Hanging Lake Is Making A Colorado Rebound, Turquoise Color Returning After Mudslides
• Consumers Energy Plans To Buy Power From Solar Farm Project
• "Deeply troubling" resumption of work at North Korea nuclear reactor
• New Owners Of Brooklyn's Grand Prospect Hall File Demolition Permits
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Reports Fewer Than 1,000 Cases
• Chaparral Fire Update: 1,500 Acres Burned With 13% Containment, Evacuation Orders Remain In Place
• Scientists Watch Pikas Living In Colorado's High Alpine Areas For Clues On Climate Change
• Arizona Medical Examiner Rules Hiker Angela Tramonte Of Saugus Died From Heat Exposure
• AFC West Preview: Kansas City Chiefs 'Clearly The Team To Beat,' Says CBS4's Michael Spencer
• Body Of Dustin Wakefield, Castle Rock Man Killed In Miami, Returns To Colorado
• Denver Weather: The Break Is Over! Heat And Smoke Return On Monday
• Bill Belichick Doesn't Offer Much Of An Update On Stephon Gilmore's Injury, Contract Situation
• Chicken Wings, Burgers & Hot Dogs Top Survey For Favorite BBQ Picks
• AAA Advises Motorists To Sharpen Skills With Return To School Amid Bus Driver Shortage
• Accolades and Awards For Miami-Based Short Film 'The Woman Under The Tree'
• Joe Kennedy II Says Parole Board Made 'Grievous Error' Recommending Sirhan Sirhan Release
• Recipe: Rebecca Kolls' Garden Meatloaf
• More Than Half Of Michigan Students Must Wear Mask In School
• PTL Links: Aug. 30, 2021
• Recipient Shocked After Weiss Memorial Hospital Mistakenly Bills People For COVID-19 Vaccine
• Water World Becomes First Colorado Theme Park Designated As Certified Autism Center
• Rhamondre Stevenson Finishes Preseason As NFL's Leader In Rushing Yards, Touchdowns
• NASCAR Playoffs Are Set, Blaney Wins At Daytona
• Dozens Of Dogs, Cats From Louisiana Were Brought To South Florida Ahead Of Ida's Arrival
• Stolen Vehicle Suspect Found Under Parked Truck After Leading High-Speed Pursuit Through South LA
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on August 29, 2021
• Tanker Truck Spills 7,000 Gallons Of Milk, Shutting Down Eastbound 91 Freeway In Riverside For Hours
• Deadly unintentional shootings by kids rose 31% during pandemic, new data shows
• 18-Year-Old Dies Following Homewood Shooting
• Florida Woman Michelle Gibb Charged In Deadly Shooting Of Her Husband In Pembroke Pines
• Bubble Guys Who Helped Their Cause In Patriots Preseason Win Over Giants
• With BMW Championship Win, Cantlay Takes Final Automatic Spot On U.S. Ryder Cup Team
• Patrick Cantlay Delivers Clutch Putting For Signature Win At BMW Championship
• Caltrain Adding More Trains; Bringing Back Express Service
• Mac Jones Is Preparing Like He's The Starting Quarterback, Even If Job Belongs To Cam Newton
• 20+ Migrants Have Died In August During Smuggling Attempts Into Texas, Officials Say
• Weather Blog: Entering Hurricane Season
• Florida Task Force 1, 2 Ready To Help With Search & Rescue After Ida
• Allegheny Co. Police Investigating Reports Of Shots Fired Near Sto-Rox High School
• VTA Trains Return To Service For The First Time Since Mass Railyard Shooting
• San Francisco Bay Area Firefighters Headed To Louisiana To Help Hurricane Ida Victims
• As CPS Starts New School Year, Teachers Call For Respect For COVID-19 Mitigations So Focus Can Be On Learning
• Dodgers Suffer 4th Shutout Loss This Season To Rockies
• Oregon counties request trucks for bodies as COVID deaths climb
• Delta variant may double risk of hospitalization for unvaccinated, study says
• Live Updates: Ida Downgraded After Making Landfall In Louisiana; At Least 1 Death Reported
• Gottlieb says COVID-19 vaccine for kids could be approved by early winter
• Hundreds Gather in Livermore to Honor Teen Killed in Car Crash
• What is ISIS-K, the group claiming responsibility for the Kabul attack?
• Live Updates: Ida, Now Weakened to Tropical Storm, Continues Wreaking Havoc In Louisiana
• Manhattan Woman Delia Grace Celebrates 108th Birthday At St. Patrick's Cathedral
• Rockets fired at Kabul airport day before U.S. withdrawal deadline
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain Chances, Ida's Remnants On The Way
• Hurricane Ida slams Louisiana as an "extremely dangerous" storm
• Drone Video Shows Collapsed Bean Field In Northwestern Minnesota
• Oaklands On 9th, 1st Apartment Building In Minneapolis, Restored To Original Glory
• Weakened, But Still Powerful, Tropical Storm Ida Leaves More Than A Million Without Power
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/30 Monday Morning Forecast
• 12 Displaced After Crews Knock Down House Fire In North Minneapolis
• First, Surges In COVID-19 Infections Led To Shortages Of Hospital Beds And Staff. Now It's Oxygen
• 'There Could Be Some Disruption In Service,' Districts Scrambling To Find School Bus Drivers
• Lack Of Mask Mandate At Some Local School Districts Leaves Parents With Mixed Feelings About Kids Heading Back To School For In-Person Learning
• Jake Paul Says If He Could Fight Any Football Player, It Would Be Pittsburgh Steelers WR JuJu Smith-Schuster
• Man Dead Following Officer-Involved Shooting In Falls Township
• Caldor Fire Update: Cabins Burning Near Echo Summit; Evacuation Warning Issued For Tahoe Basin
• Rockets Fired At Kabul Airport, Intercepted By Defense System
• Man Killed In Motorcycle Crash In Lower Burrell
• South Fire Update: 49% Containment, Residents Allowed To Return Home
• Electronic Billboard In South Park Twp. Gaining Attention For Messaging About Masks, COVID-19
• Two Hospitalized, Two Facing Charges Following Attack On South Side
• Crowds Can Still Be 'A Risk' For COVID Transmission Even Outside, Tufts Doctor Says

Videos from August 30, 2021

• Local Matters: Florida governor at odds with judge on school mask mandates as state sees record hospitalizations
• U.S. completes its troop withdrawal from Afghanistan
• 8/30: Red and Blue
• White House to create climate health office
• McCarthy calls on Pelosi to recall House over U.S. withdrawal in Afghanistan
• Nearly 4 million COVID-19 cases reported in the U.S. in August
• Hate crimes in U.S. rise to highest levels in decades
• Last of U.S. troops have withdrawn from Afghanistan
• Rescue efforts underway in Louisiana after Hurricane Ida slams into Gulf Coast
• Caldor Fire forces thousands to evacuate in California
• COVID hospitalizations soar amid protests against masks
• Ida prompts flood alerts from Gulf Coast to Northeast
• Ida impacts oil and gas production in Gulf Coast
• Flooded roadways hamper Ida rescue efforts
• David Martin reflects on Afghanistan after 20 years of war
• Ida leaves more than 1 million without power in Louisiana
• Rescues underway after Ida devastates the Gulf Coast
• U.S. completes withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan
• Republicans losing support among Asian Americans
• What should happen to the U.S. funds intended for Afghan security forces?
• Special Report: Pentagon announces last U.S. troops have left Afghanistan
• Pentagon announces last U.S. flight has left Afghanistan
• Ida causes widespread damage, power outages along Louisiana's Gulf Coast
• Caldor Fire forces more evacuations near Lake Tahoe
• New York lieutenant governor nominee Brian Benjamin on new role, criminal justice reform
• CDC advisory panel updates COVID-19 vaccine safety recommendations
• More flooding expected as Ida moves inland
• "Save The Children" helping Afghan refugees as they come to America
• Line 3 pipeline in Minnesota becomes battleground for climate, Indigenous rights activists
• Black woman says she was racially profiled by Chicago police officer
• U.N. nuclear watchdog reports renewed activity at North Korea reactor
• Biden grapples with Kabul troop withdrawal, Hurricane Ida
• Hurricane Ida tests protective measures put in place after Katrina
• U.S. prepares to complete evacuations, troop withdrawal from Afghanistan
• Ida tears through Louisiana, leaving over 1 million without electricity
• Ida downgraded to tropical storm; causes destruction, flooding across Louisiana and Mississippi
• Doctor at New Orleans children’s hospital on challenges during Hurricane Ida
• Backlash over report that U.S. officials provided Taliban with names of American citizens, allies
• Remembering the U.S. service members killed in Kabul
• "Like putting steroids into a storm": How climate change affects hurricanes
• FEMA administrator on catastrophic impact of Hurricane Ida
• WorldView: Tropical storm hits Mexico; Highrise fire in Milan
• Second U.S. drone strike hits ISIS bombers on way to airport
• Ida batters hospitals in southeast Louisiana already struggling with COVID spikes
• Rockets launched at Kabul airport before final U.S. troop withdrawal
• 8/30: CBSN AM
• New Orleans doctor on COVID-19 and Hurricane Ida's impact on hospitals