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Articles from August 31, 2021

• Ohtani Steals Home, Angels Send Yankees To 4th Straight Loss
• Police Investigate Fatal Shooting Outside Super 98 Market In Jefferson Park
• Parents Say Hazing Led To Criminal Charge, Discipline For Chatfield Senior High School Officials
• Dodgers Beat Braves 3-2; Albies' Foul Injures Knee
• Fence Constructed Around Homeless Camp Near Four Winds American Indian Council
• Abdirahman Hussein Mohamed Sentenced To 24 Years For Robbery At Greeley Target
• Police Investigate Bar Incident Involving Arapahoe County Sheriff Tyler Brown
• Beta Nightclub Owners In LoDo Called To Court Amid Undercover Investigations
• As Caldor Fire Nears, Some South Lake Tahoe Residents Buck Evacuation Order
• Chicago Weather: Beach Hazards Through Thursday Morning
• California AG's Wife Leads In Race For His Old Assembly Seat
• Bradley Rukstales, Suburban Chicago Man, Pleads Guilty For Role In Capitol Riot
• Shiny New Playground Replaces Old One Riddled With Bullet Holes And Dangers At Penn Elementary School In Lawndale
• Homicide Suspect Fatally Shot By Anaheim Police
• Schwindel, Happ Homer; Cubs Hold On To Beat Twins
• Chapman's 2 Hrs Help A's Top Tigers For 3rd Straight Win, 9-3
• Cubs Hold On To Beat Twins 3-1
• Oakland Elementary In Denver Under 'Operational Closure' Following COVID Exposure
• Grandal, Abreu Power White Sox To Win Over Pirates
• GOP State Sen. Michelle Benson Announces Bid For Governor
• What Age Can I Leave My Kids Home Alone After School? In Massachusetts, It's Up To Parents
• Did Cutting Unemployment Benefits In New Hampshire Ease The Worker Shortage?
• LAPD Investigating South LA Shooting Tuesday Evening That Injured At Least 2 Men
• Police Say Driver Who Killed 3 People Was Drunk & Reached Speeds Of 120 MPH
• Boca Raton Woman Killed In Police Involved Shooting In Coconut Creek
• Miami Beach Community Comes Together To Remember Dustin Wakefield, The 21-Year-Old Father Murdered On Ocean Drive
• Central Bucks Students To Wear Masks Starting Next Week, School Board Says After Heated Meeting
• Emergency Crews Prepare To Respond To Possible Flooding From Hurricane Ida
• International Overdose Awareness Day Aims To Break Stigma And Back Survivors
• Double Thumbs Up: Báez Bolt Caps Rally, Mets Then Win Again
• Pennsylvania Mandates Masks For K-12 Schools
• Caldor Fire Update: Fire Grows to Nearly 200,000 Acres; Evacuations Ordered for Douglas County, NV
• New York Clinic Carecube Accused Of Adding Bogus Charges To Patients' Bill After Receiving COVID Test
• West Nile Virus-Carrying Mosquitos On The Rise In Twin Cities
• How Are Refugees Placed Around The Country? And Why Might Some States Get More Than Others?
• Spears' lawyer claims her father wants $2 million before leaving conservatorship
• Surging Phillies Win 5th In A Row, Rally Past Nationals 12-6
• McBride, Collier Help Lynx Defeat Liberty 72-66
• 'We're Praying For Them': New Jersey Town Shows Appreciation For Local Military Heroes With Yellow Ribbons
• Six Flags Now Says It Will Refund Season Passes For Woman Concerned About COVID-19
• More Than 40,000 Drivers Got Speed Camera Tickets At Chicago Locations Where Signs Had Mistakes About Enforcement Times
• US Navy Helicopter Crashes Off Coast Of San Diego
• Biden Forcefully Defends Afghanistan Exit After War Ends
• Maryland Businesses Begin Flooding Preparation As Ida Remnants Travel Through Region
• Community Rallies At Vigil Around Mother Of 15-Year-Old Homicide Victim
• Hospital Worker Quits As Maryland Vaccine Mandate Set To Take Effect; Baltimore City To Require Employee Vaccinations
• Flooding Fears Run High In Philadelphia Region As Remnants Of Ida Approach
• West Baltimore Native Promoting Local Artists While On-The-Go In YouTube Series Carcerts
• Report Claims Taxpayers Are Paying Millions More Than Needed In Unnecessary Fees For Chicago Police Pension Fund
• Colorado Governor Asks Feds To Hold Off On Planned Wild Horse Roundup In Sand Wash Basin
• Mother Of Fallen Chicago Police Officer Ella French Issues Emotional Letter On What Would Have Been Officer's 30th Birthday
• Akin Wins Consecutive Starts, Leads Orioles Past Jays 4-2
• Rays Win 9th In Row, Beat Red Sox 8-5
• Ceremony To Honor 13 Fallen Service Members, Killed In Kabul Attack, Held In Murietta Tuesday
• DA Partners With SFSU To Improve Investigations Of Campus Crimes
• Lake Tahoe Community College Soccer Teams Evacuate, Plan To Continue Tournament Season
• Illinois Eviction Moratorium Will Be In Effect Until Oct. 3, Gov. JB Pritzker's Office Says
• Ford Bronco Reservations Suspended Due To Commodity Restraints, High Reservation Numbers
• The Deadline To Register For FEMA Assistance Due To Flood Damage Is Sept 13
• As Daily Bulk Pick-Up Ends In Detroit, Residents Express Concerns
• Philadelphia School District, Teachers' Union Reach Tentative Agreement On New Contract
• Lawrence Vigil Honors Marine Sgt. Johanny Rosario Killed In Kabul Attack
• 2 Brooklyn Men Arrested, Charged In Connection To Jan. 6 Capitol Riot
• Greenwood Fire: Hundreds May Be Allowed Back To Their Properties Later This Week
• Power Companies Say Crews Are Ready For Remnants Of Hurricane Ida To Hit Pittsburgh Area
• Crews Battle St. Paul Commercial Fire Near Pigs Eye Lake
• Survey Finds Vaccine Hesitancy Is Down, And It Couldn't Come Sooner As ICUs Squeezed With Unvaccinated COVID Patients
• White River National Forest Now Owns Sweetwater Lake
• Man Killed, Woman Critically Injured When Motorcycle Slams Into Minivan At 95th And Stony Island
• Oakland Police Arrest 2 Suspects, Recover Firearms
• Raging Caldor Fire Spreads Towards Lake Tahoe As Thousands Flee
• Last American Soldier To Leave Afghanistan Is Pennsylvania Native
• Amazon To Open New Fulfillment Center In Aurora, Bringing 600 New Jobs
• UCLA To Mandate Twice-Weekly COVID Testing For Unvaccinated People
• California Recall: Gov. Gavin Newsom Visits Bay Area With 14 Days To Go; Turnout To Be Key
• Dallas Nonprofit Set To Help Afghan Refugees
• Maryland Sees Resurgence In Popularity Of Golf
• Local Fire Officials Urge Residents To Clear Brush Amid High Wildfire Danger
• Toronto Blue Jays Sign Former Pittsburgh Pirates OF Gregory Polanco To Minor League Deal
• '3 Years' Salary In About 4 Months': COVID-19 Pandemic Demand For Travel Nurses Sends Salaries Soaring
• CA Lawmaker Meets With East Bay Volunteers Helping Afghan Refugees Find Food, Housing, Social Services
• California Cannabis Dispensary Regulations Prohibiting Minors Not Working As Hoped, According to Study
• Police Search for Suspect Who Burglarized Home in Koreatown
• Baltimore To Provide Sand Bags For Ida Prep, Urges Residents To Park In Garages
• Hawaii health officials warn of medical oxygen shortage amid COVID wave
• New York Jets Cut 2 Quarterbacks, Trade TE Chris Herndon
• Ferris High School's Darrick Willis On Landry Award Watch List
• Southwest Airlines Sued By Pilots' Union Over COVID-19-Related Changes
• Notre Dame High School Teacher Jason Bissell Arrested On Suspicion Of Child Molestation
• Penn-Mar Business Development Helps Those With Disabilities Find Customized Employment
• Wide Receivers Dazz Newsome, Ridley Riley Among Those Cut As Bears Finalize 53-Man Roster
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Says 650 Students Fall Into 'Seat Gap' Amid Transportation Issues
• Red Sox' Xander Bogaerts Pulled Mid-Game Due To Positive COVID-19 Test
• Mets' Javier Báez, Francisco Lindor Apologize For Giving Thumbs Down Gestures To Fans: 'I Just Felt Like We Were Alone'
• 80-pound cougar removed from New York City home
• Hurricane Ida: West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Declares State Of Emergency In All 55 Counties
• NYPD Officers Use Night Vision Goggles, Thermal Imaging To Find Missing Boy With Autism
• Subpoenas Reportedly Issued In Connection To Complaint Filed By Cuomo Accuser
• Texas School District Closes For A Week After 2 Teachers Die Of COVID-19
• Baltimore Schools Without Air Conditioning Bring Additional Challenges To Unique School Year
• Some Miami-Dade Students Struggling To Get To School Because Of Inconsistent Bus Schedule
• Baltimore County Schools Officials Answer Parents' Questions About COVID Impacts
• "Very small number" of Afghans prompt security concerns during evacuation
• Theranos Founder Elizabeth Holmes Once Called 'The Next Steve Jobs' Goes On Trial For Fraud
• Marin Water District Revisiting Possible Water Pipeline Over Richmond-San Rafael Bridge
• Massive Dixie Fire Tops 800,000 Acres; New Evacuations Ordered; Fire Train Helping Crews
• Drug Pipeline From California To Western Pennsylvania Dismantled, 47 Indicted
• East Bay Regional Park District Reaches Deal With Workers, Avert Strike
• Evening Fire At Petaluma House Displaces 4
• Douglas Stockstill Lost Everything After He Was Shot While Working For AT&T, And Physical And Emotional Damage Lingers
• Constitutional Carry, Fetal Heartbeat Bill Among Hundreds Of New Laws Taking Effect In Texas
• Connecticut School Principal Helps Students, Family Escape Afghanistan
• UPDATE: Santa Clara County Supervisors Unanimously Support 'No Confidence' Vote for Sheriff Laurie Smith
• CBS4 Nat Moore Trophy Profile: Miami Central Cornerback Jaylin Marshall
• Ida death toll rises to 4
• Edible Crickets Are All The Rage At State Fair
• Frontline Worker Pay Group Diverges In Bonus Proposals Days Before Deadline
• 'He's In A State Of Shock,' Says Son Of Uber Driver Who Was Carjacked And Attacked With Stun Gun
• Despite Withdrawal From Afghanistan, Pittsburghers Work To Get More Afghans Out And Resettled Locally
• COVID: Bay Area Council Urges All Businesses To Implement Vaccination Requirements
• 'It Clearly Sucks': Tri-County Health Executive Director Explains School Mask Mandate
• Tracking Patriots Roster Cuts: Pats Officially Trim Roster To 53 Players
• World War II veterans take to the skies on restored planes
• Minnesota Service Members Feel The Love On State Fair's Military Appreciation Day
• Students, Parents At Science Leadership Academy Excited To Return To In-Person Learning
• 48 States Now On Chicago's COVID-19 Travel Advisory
• Contact Tracing Sends More Than 50 Canon-McMillan School District Students Into Quarantine
• Survivor recounts narrowly escaping Hurricane Ida
• Commerce City Resident Hospitalized For West Nile Virus
• Records Lawsuit Targets Florida Over COVID-19 Data
• Experts: Expect Christmas Shopping To Be Impacted As COVID Continues To Choke Product Supply Chain
• 'Billboard Hope' In Roxbury Features Rotating Works From Local Artists
• Gov. Hochul Announces Special Session Of Legislature To Discuss Extending Eviction Moratorium
• Demand For Community COVID-19 Testing Rises Amid Recent Surge
• Quarantined LAUSD Students Will Soon Have Livestream Access To Their Classes
• Police: Alcohol Involved In Violent Crash That Killed Three On Sunset Drive In Kendall
• High Power Electric Line In Baltimore Shocks 2 People
• As Green Energy Industry Rebounds From Pandemic, Career Opportunities And Job Training Available On Long Island
• Hearing Set In Disabled Students Mask Case Involving Florida Governor Ron DeSantis
• Pandemic Milestone: 80% Of Eligible Californians Have Received At Least 1 Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• 'We Are Always Ready': South Florida's Urban Search And Rescue Teams Raced To Help Those Impacted By Hurricane Ida
• 'I Wanna Save The World': 6-Year-Old Boys Sworn Into New Jersey State Police Department Through Make-A-Wish Foundation
• BWI Airport To Receive Over $13M In Federal Funding
• Surfboats Sticking Around In Cape May After Lifeguard Norman Inferrera III Killed In Accident
• UPDATE: Teenage Boy Shot Dead In San Francisco Portola District
• Judge Approves Charges Against Former Philadelphia Police Staff Inspector Joseph Bologna For Alleged Protest Attack
• Roberto Fernandes Identified As Serial Killer In Three South Florida Cold Case Murders
• Bull rider killed in "freak accident" during competition
• Los Angeles City Council Takes Step Toward Ban On Ghost Guns
• Patriots Reportedly Release Brian Hoyer, But Quarterback Expected To Be Re-Signed In Coming Days
• Flu Season, COVID-19 Could Create Potential Twindemic, But It Doesn't Have To Happen That Way
• Iconic Footbridge At Paterson Great Falls Forced To Close Due To Safety Concerns
• MISSING: Davion Blakes, 15, Of Gary, Indiana; He Is Believed To Be In 'Extreme Danger'
• Victims On A Mad Scramble To Find Out Who Is Pelting Chicagoans With Raw Eggs
• Need For COVID-19 Testing In North Texas Schools Rising, Symptomatic Students Reminded To Stay Home
• At Least 20 Citations Issued For Chicago Mask Mandate Violations
• Harford County Schools Close Early, Go Virtual Ahead Of Severe Weather
• Bonnaroo music festival canceled due to flooding from Ida
• Program Helps Give Businesses Owned By Women Of Color Help In Economic Launch
• Masks To Be Required In Crown Point, Indiana Public Schools After Surge In COVID-19 Cases
• NFL Cutdown Day: LB Benardrick McKinney Among Those Trimmed By Miami Dolphins
• Federal Park Officials Shut Down Trails Where NorCal Family Found Dead
• Pennsylvania to require masks for K-12 students, child care centers
• Marcelino Lopez Sentenced To Life In Prison For Murder Of Brandon Nieves
• Waukegan School Bus Driver Facing Sexual Assault Charges After Allegedly Assaulting Minor Relative
• Antonio Galindo, LA Sheriff's Deputy And Girls' Softball Coach, Arrested In Molestation Of Rancho Cucamonga Girl
• Open For Business: Captain Andy's Market In Wyndmoor Cooking And Selling Fresh Seafood
• Marylanders Brace For Heavy Rain, Potential Flooding As Ida Moves North
• Gov. Hochul: Tens Of Millions Of Dollars Will Soon Be Available To Local Governments For COVID Booster Shot Infrastructure
• Strong Wind, Gusty Conditions Could Fuel Black Mountain Fire
• Keller @ Large: Will Endorsements Make Difference In Boston Mayoral Race?
• Family Of Garland Lyft Driver Killer And Possible Terror Suspect Imran Ali Rasheed 'Blindsided' By What Happened
• Local Former CIA Officer Working To Rescue More Than 100 Americans Still In Afghanistan
• Afghan Paralympian competes in Tokyo after being evacuated from Kabul
• Bull Rider Amadeu Campos Silva Killed In 'Freak Accident' At Fresno Event
• 'Turn Around, Don't Drown': Officials Urge Drivers To Avoid Floodwaters
• 'You're Watching Expecting Something Bad To Happen': Doctors Warn Against Milk Crate Challenge
• Latest Round Of Gun Violence In New York City Leads To War Of Words Between Officials, State Court System
• Texas Legislature passes sweeping election bill
• EU Takes U.S. Off Safe Travel List; Backs COVID-19 Travel Restrictions
• Police Seek Assistance Locating 3 Suspects In Connection To Homicide On Detroit's East Side
• Bill Changing Texas Voting Law Passes House, Senate And Heads To Gov. Greg Abbott's Desk
• Victims In Fatal Rollover On I-76 In Brighton Were Heading To Arizona From New York
• State Epidemiologist Rachel Herlihy Calls Masks For Colorado Children 'Incredibly Important' In And Out Of School
• 'Get Vaccinated, Don't Screw Around': Colorado Man Who Got COVID Twice Describes Months Spent Recovering In Hospital
• 'CBS Mornings' Introduces New Team, Studio & Format Coming Next Week
• Lauderhill PD Investigating After Student Allegedly Stabs Another With Hair Pick
• Baltimore Ravens Announce Their 53-Man Roster, McSorely And McPhee Didn't Make The Team
• 2 South Jersey Boys Sworn In To New Jersey State Police Thanks To Make-A-Wish
• Michael McDonald Won't Join Doobie Brothers For Minnesota State Fair Grandstand Show
• Ida's Impact: Search And Rescue Crews Go Door-To-Door After Storm Leaves More Than A Million Without Power
• STAR Program In Denver Expands To Respond To Calls Seven Days A Week
• Massachusetts Reports 1,557 New COVID-19 Cases, 17 Additional Deaths
• Risas Dental Offers Free Services On Labor Day
• Patriots Fans Excited To See Mac Jones Take Over At Quarterback
• Affordable Rental Units Very Difficult To Find In North Texas
• COVID: Newsom Touts State Vaccination Rate in Oakland, Encourages More to Get Vaccinated
• Red Sox Reliever Hirokazu Sawamura Latest Member Of Team To Test Positive For COVID-19
• Man Shot In Car At Irving's Lively Park, 2 Suspects Detained
• Illinois State Police Investigate 2 I-57 Shootings Just Hours Apart
• Brea, Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon Frederic Corbin Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 2 Female Patients
• Animals Most Susceptible To COVID-19 Getting Vaccinated At The Detroit Zoo
• Judge Rescinds Order That Man Sentenced For Felony Drug Charge Get COVID-19 Vaccination
• Shots Shatter Car Window, Leave Woman Wounded In South Loop
• Baltimore City Will Require Weekly Testing For All Employees Who Are Not Vaccinated By Oct. 18
• Roseville Stabbing Incident Leaves 1 Hurt, 1 Dead From Self-Inflicted Wounds
• Florida Wages & Population Growth Lag
• Vegetation Fire Threatening Several Structures, Cattle South Of Rancho Cordova
• Seminole Tribe Seeks To Scuttle Lawsuit Over Gambling Deal
• Armed Person Detained At Baltimore Municipal Building
• Man Hospitalized Following Hit-&-Run On San Francisco's 19th Avenue; Driver Sought
• Pittsburgh Steelers Cut 17 Players To Reach Initial 53-Man Roster
• DuPage County Fine Arts Festival Called Off Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• Gas Prices Likely Higher Labor Day Weekend, But Not Because Of Hurricane Ida
• U.S. home prices reached record high this summer
• Masks Now Required In Pennsylvania For Grades K-12, Child Care Centers
• Sutter Health Pays $90 Million In Medicare False Claims Settlement
• Police Searching For 11-Year-Old Girl Missing In Baltimore Since Sunday
• Columbia Man Injured In Parking Lot Shooting
• Ida left over a million people without power. Now comes the heat.
• Police Arrest 39 year-old Mitchell Kirby For Attempted Murder
• Provincetown Drops Indoor Mask Mandate After COVID Cluster Improves
• Maryland SPCA Running Low On Supplies, Seeking Donations For Dogs
• KISS Frontman Gene Simmons Tests Positive For COVID, But Irvine Concert Still On
• Pittsburgh Weather: Ida's Remnants Churn Closer To Southwestern Pa. And Northern W. Va. Bringing Heavy Rain, Flooding Worries
• North Texas Centenarian Who Brought Attention To Homebound Seniors Unable To Get COVID-19 Vaccine, Dies Of Natural Causes
• COVID: Google Pushes Return To Office Into January 2022
• In Wake Of Irv Smith Jr.'s Knee Injury, Vikings Reportedly Bringing In TE Chris Herndon In Trade With Jets
• Walgreens will pay all its workers at least $15 an hour
• Inter Miami CF Hopes Positive Momentum Will Carry Against FC Cincinnati
• AFC East Preview: 'Looking At A Division That Could Have Four Really Good Quarterbacks For The Next 10 Years,' Says CBS Miami's Michael Cugno
• Kitten Recovering After Being Shot In Dallas
• Sands Resort On Hampton Beach Sued Over Legionnaire's Disease Outbreak
• Lakers Bring Back Rajon Rondo
• Progress Made On Chaparral Fire, All Evacuation Orders Lifted
• Man Accused Of Shooting Woman In Custody After SWAT Situation
• Camden Holds Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony For New High School Campus
• Maryland Details Spending Of First $610 Million Of Federal COVID-19 Relief Funds
• Family Vows To Win Freedom Of Detroit Journalist Held In Myanmar
• Damage from Hurricane Ida could reach $80 billion
• Travis Fulgham Among Players Waived As Eagles Make Cuts For 53-Man Roster
• Seven Black men executed for 1951 rape granted posthumous pardons
• Denver City Council Approves Contracts To Distribute Federal Funds For Rental Assistance
• Karen Mendoza Ruiz Of Colombia Found Safe After Going Missing Near The Grove
• Teenager Killed in Hwy 101 Crash Near Sunnyvale Identified
• Mobile Van That Helps With Addiction Outreach Presented At State Capitol For International Overdose Awareness Day
• Fort Worth Man On Parole After Sexually Assaulting A Child Added To Texas' Most Wanted Sex Offenders List
• Child Safe After Alleged Abduction In Greensburg
• SFPD Offers $50K Reward To Find Killer Of 16-Year-Old Jaeda Tofaeono In Bayview
• Laredo Sector Border Patrol Agents Arrest 64 Undocumented Migrants Hiding By Burnt Tractor-Trailor
• Police: 17-Year-Old Pleads Guilty In Connection To Dog Found Dead In Stolen Vehicle, Separate Shooting
• Senate passes bill boosting funds for Americans leaving Afghanistan
• B&M Baked Beans Factory In Portland Making Way For Institute Affiliated With Northeastern University
• 'Every Acre Can, And Will, Burn Someday In This State': Caldor Fire Approaches Tahoe
• California Spending Big Money To Get Out The Recall Vote
• Meadow Closures Begin Wednesday Through Oct. 31 During Elk Rutting Season
• Eldorado Canyon State Park's Fowler Trail Reopens To Hikers After Damaging Rains Destroy Retaining Wall
• Mayo Clinic Encourages Cancer Patients To Get 3rd COVID-19 Dose
• From Near Record Heat To Flooding Rains, Big Weather Change Is Coming To Colorado
• James White Will Miss Cam Newton's Energy, But Says Mac Jones Has What It Takes To Lead Patriots
• Harvey Man Sentenced to 15 Years After Stealing Urn Containing Infant's Ashes From Elmhurst Home
• Rage Against The Machine guitarist seeking help for Afghan girls
• Husband And Wife In Dundalk Died In Apparent Murder-Suicide, Police Say
• Toxic "forever chemicals" found in groundwater near military bases
• Progressives call on Biden to replace Powell as Federal Reserve chair
• 'Forever Chemicals' Found In Groundwater Near Military Bases In Great Lakes Region
• Report: Patriots Going With Quinn Nordin At Kicker Over Veteran Nick Folk
• University Of Pittsburgh Police Investigating Off-Campus Robbery, Assault
• Bill Belichick Is 'Just Another Coach' Without Tom Brady, Asante Samuel Says
• SWAT Team Called During Arrest Of Dorchester Shooting Suspect
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 3,249 New Coronavirus Cases
• Chicago Woman Files Lawsuit After Daughter's Ex-Boyfriend Stole Cat, Convinced Animal Hospital To Remove Microchip
• 49ers Not Alone In Mulling When To Start Rookie QBs
• Woman Killed, Man Wounded In Early Tuesday Morning Shooting
• MDH Reports Rise In Vaccine Breakthrough Cases, Reopens Testing Sites
• Chicago Rideshare Drivers Protest Lyft's Deactivation Process, Claiming They Have No Recourse
• Animal Rights Groups Sue To Stop Wisconsin's Wolf Hunt
• Man Killed In Prison Was Serving Sentences From UP County
• Anne Arundel County Police Arrest Peeping Tom In Glen Burnie Monday Night
• Plano Police Dealing With Second Officer Involved Shooting In 3 Days
• More Than 2,300 Afghan Evacuees Arrive In Philadelphia For Processing, 7 Additional Flights Of Evacuees Expected Tuesday
• Mike Richards out as exec producer of "Jeopardy!" and "Wheel of Fortune"
• Towson Circulator Bus To Begin Service on Oct. 12
• Virginia High Court Rules For Teacher In Transgender Debate
• Pro Football Challenge
• 82-Foot Yacht Goes Up In Flames Off New Bedford
• West Suburban Man Sentenced To 7 Years After Pleading Guilty To Aggravated Domestic Battery-Strangulation
• Pro Football Knockout Pool
• Preliminary Magnitude-4.1 Quake Near Monterey Felt Into Central Valley
• Mike Richards Out As 'Jeopardy!' Executive Producer
• 'Everybody Is Scared:' Chicago Rideshare Driver Fears For Safety During City Carjacking Crisis
• Louis Brown Of Mira Loma Arrested In Riverside Kidnapping, Sexual Assault; Police Looking For More Possible Victims
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Signs Executive Order Allowing Fentanyl Test Strips
• Report: Cowboys 'Exploring' Cam Newton As Free Agent
• Mike Richards Now Out As Executive Producer Of 'Jeopardy!' And 'Wheel Of Fortune'
• Mac Jones Is Now The Favorite To Win NFL Offensive Rookie Of The Year
• 5 top-rated bidets that install in minutes
• Hennepin Co. To Expand Embedded Social Workers To 21 Police Departments By 2022: 'The Future Of Public Safety'
• Fantasy Fest Parade, Street Fair, Even Zombie Bike Ride Canceled At Key West's Biggest Party Of The Year
• Patriots Release Cam Newton
• Study: Moderna's COVID Vaccine Produces Twice The Antibodies Of Pfizer's
• 4.1 Earthquake Rattles San Benito, Monterey Counties
• CHP Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Killed Pedestrian in San Jose
• Human Smuggler Abandons 9-Year-Old In The Brush Near Southern Border 
• Commissioner Granted Authority To Require Mask Mandate For Massachusetts Childcare, After School Programs
• These 5 states have less than 10% of ICU beds left as Covid-19 overwhelms hospitals
• Hurricane Ida: How To Help Recovery Efforts In Gulf Coast
• Chicago Man Sentenced To 6 Years In Federal Prison For Possessing Stolen Gun In Douglas Park
• Tropical Storm Kate Remains Over Atlantic, Two Other Systems Being Watched
• Drones, Sonar Used In Search For Missing 28-Year-Old Camper From Broomfield At Two Buttes State Wildlife Area
• Antonio Ornelas-Velazquez To Be Arraigned For Involuntary Manslaughter In 2019 Sandalwood Fire
• Conviction To Be Dropped In Michigan Fire That Killed 5 Kids
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Positivity Rate Back Above 5%, Cases Again Exceed 1,000
• LAUSD Teachers Union Wants Mandatory COVID Vaccinations For All Eligible Students
• 'The Fire Couldn't Have Come Any Closer': Crews Save Camp Sacramento From Caldor Fire
• Did Cam Newton's Vaccination Status Impact Patriots' Decision To Start Mac Jones?
• Customers Affected By Wawa Data Breach Eligible For $5, $15 Wawa Gift Cards Or Up To $500 Cash
• This Mac Jones-Patrick Mahomes Comparison Will Make Patriots Fans Feel Some Things
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Health Department Reports 263 New Cases
• COVID In Minnesota: 3,882 New Cases, Average Positivity Rate Rises To 6.6%
• ATF Offers $10,000 For Information On Killing Of 8-Year-Old Peyton 'PJ' Evans In Landover
• Santa Cruz Police Arrest 3 Alleged Gang Members As Suspects In Shooting
• Man Convicted Of Attempted Murder During 2018 Antioch Drug Deal
• Sparrows Point Middle/High Schools Going Virtual On Tuesday Due To Power Outage
• Philadelphia School District Students Return To Full-Time, In-Person Learning For First Time Since March 2020
• Popular Corona Dog Park Reopens For First Time In 13 Years
• Cam Newton After Being Cut By Patriots: 'Don't Feel Sorry For Me -- I'm Good'
• Starbucks workers launch rare campaign to form a union
• How To Play CBS San Francisco's Pro Football Knockout Pool
• Ida Leaves Louisiana Coast In The Dark, Many Without Power Amid Stifling Heat
• How To Play CBS Philly's Pro Football Knockout Pool
• How To Play CBS Pittsburgh's Pro Football Knockout Pool
• Tanker Truck Crash Spills 9,000 Gallons Of Fuel In Banning, All Lanes Of Interstate 10 Shut Down For Hours
• Man Sent To Prison For Stealing From Oakland Hills Country Club Caddie College Fund
• Why Aren't The Shuttle Lots Open At Denver International Airport? Blame It On Staffing Challenges
• J'Ouvert Celebration Postponed Again Because Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• How To Play CBS New York's Pro Football Knockout Pool
• Patriots Place Stephon Gilmore On PUP List, Sidelining Pro Bowl CB For At Least 6 Weeks
• Colorado Doctors Encourage Flu Vaccine, Says Season Might Not Be As Mild As 2020
• BSO: Florida Woman Tries To Set Police Cruiser On Fire While Deputy Was In It
• Burton: Cam Newton's Release By Patriots An 'Absolute Shocker'
• How To Play CBS Minnesota's Pro Football Knockout Pool
• Sacramento County Home Damaged In Early Morning Fire; Suspect Put On Mental Health Hold
• SWAT Officers Arrest St. Paul Man In Fatal Shooting Of 18-Year-Old Lavonte Love
• Judge Promises Quick Ruling On Deadly Force Rule Change
• 2 Rideshare Drivers Carjacked, Injured With Stun Guns
• How To Help: Growing Concerns About Women And Girls Under Taliban Rule In Afghanistan
• Missing 6-Year-Old Middletown Twins Found Safe
• 19-Year-Old Lifeguard Keith Pinto Killed, 7 Others Injured By Lightning Strike In Ocean County
• Detroit Zoo Animals Are Getting COVID-19 Vaccines
• There's No Mystery Anymore: The Patriots Are Mac Jones' Team
• Public Memorial Being Held Tuesday Afternoon For Former Gov. Dick Lamm, Flags In Colorado Lowered To Half-Staff
• Woman Robbed At Gunpoint In River North
• Marci Gonzalez
• How To Play CBS Miami's Pro Football Knockout Pool
• Karen Garner Arrest: Assault Case Against Former Loveland Police Officer Austin Hopp Advances
• How To Play CBS Los Angeles' Pro Football Knockout Pool
• LA Deputy Wounded In Lynwood Shootout; 2 Suspects Arrested After Pursuit, Crash
• What's Next For Patriots And Cam Newton After Surprise Release?
• Caught On Camera: Man Robs Bronx Barbershop At Gunpoint, Gets Away With Nearly $30K Worth Of Property
• GOP Launches Ballot Drive To Tighten Michigan Voting Laws
• Miami Weather: Sunny Start, Storms In The Afternoon
• LIST: These Massachusetts Cities And Towns Have Issued Face Mask Mandates Or Advisories
• Chicago Weather: It's Going To Be A Lovely Day
• Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed At Home On Bending Oak Trail In Dallas
• Astronaut Megan McArthur Receives Special Ice Cream Delivery For 50th Birthday
• How To Play CBS DFW's Pro Football Knockout Pool
• How To Play CBS Detroit's Pro Football Knockout Pool
• Former MSU Police Captain Sentenced Following Drunk Driving Arrest
• Person Found Dead After Vehicle Fire In Arden Arcade Neighborhood
• Weather Blog: Ida Is On The Way
• Report: Red Sox Still Haven't Reached 85 Percent Vaccination Rate
• Two-Time Champ Lelisa Desisa Will Compete In The Boston Marathon This October
• Several San Diego Students, Families Trapped In Afghanistan Get Out Before Deadline
• How To Play CBS Boston's Pro Football Knockout Pool
• In Pronto Pup Vs. Corn Dog Showdown, Which One Sells More At The Fair?
• Louisiana Native In Denver Is Grateful For Colorado-Based Red Cross, Volunteers
• Driver Accused In Deadly Highway 285 Crash Identified As Benjamin Bobier
• Bank robbers strap hostages to getaway cars in deadly raid
• Report: Former Pine-Richland, Pitt Quarterback Ben DiNucci Released By Dallas Cowboys
• How To Play CBS Baltimore's Pro Football Knockout Pool
• Overturned Semi On Westbound Illinois Route 390 In Hanover Park
• Twins Beat Slumping Tigers, 3-2
• Veteran Central Texas Game Warden Christopher Ray Wilson Dies From COVID-19
• PTL Links: Aug. 31, 2021
• Taliban gloats as America pivots to a "new chapter" in Afghanistan
• COVID Vaccine Effectiveness Against Severe Disease Has Not Dropped Much, CDC Says
• 'Get Your Shot, Get Your Cash': More Than 1,000 People Have Gotten Vaccinated At The Minnesota State Fair
• 81-Year-Old Shot By Stray Bullet, 2nd Man Wounded On Upper West Side
• Lions Backup QB Boyle Has Broken Thumb, Needs Surgery
• Car Plunges Into Water Off Bridge Near Howard Beach
• Deadly Crash Prompts Closure Of North Hiatus Road In Plantation
• Federal Unemployment Payments Set To Expire Saturday In New Jersey
• Illinois Democrats set to OK new legislative maps over criticism
• Some could be without power for over 3 weeks after hurricane
• Cougar Kept As Pet In Bronx Home Transferred To Arkansas Animal Shelter
• Community Files Civil Rights Complaint Over Racial Impact Of National Grid's North Brooklyn Pipeline
• How To Play CBS Chicago's Pro Football Knockout Pool
• Report: Dwayne Haskins Expected To Make Steelers Roster
• Woman Hospitalized After Crews Knock Down Fire In South Minneapolis Apartment Building
• "CBS Mornings" unveils new team, new studio and new format
• Patriots Acquire Lineman Yasir Durant In Trade With Chiefs
• Passenger Wounded In I-57 Shooting Near 111th Street
• Report: Malcolm Butler Considering Retirement
• Search crews "trying to save lives" in Louisiana after hurricane
• Woman Charged With Intoxication Manslaughter After Slamming Into Tow Truck Operator, Knocking Him Off Overpass 
• Uproar at Stanford over student's racist and violent posts
• International Overdose Awareness Day
• EU takes U.S. off safe travel list; backs COVID-19 travel restrictions
• Here's what we know about the 13 U.S. service members killed in Kabul
• Police: Man Shot In Head In West Philadelphia
• AMBER Alert Issued For 2 Children, Ashlynn And Desmond Wells
• Vaccine effectiveness against hospitalization falls for oldest patients
• All California national forests to temporarily close due to wildfires
• Philadelphia Police: Gun Recovered At Scene After Man Shot, Killed In Germantown
• Pentagon announces last U.S. troops have left Afghanistan
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed Along Route 130 In Burlington County
• Mississippi highway collapse kills two and injures 10 others
• Apparent alligator attack after Hurricane Ida leaves man missing
• Ida causes widespread damage along Louisiana coast
• Coolidge Corner Theatre To Require Proof Of Vaccination Or Negative COVID Test
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/31 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Osaka opens up after winning first match at U.S. Open
• Pittsburgh Weather: Remnants Of Ida, Rain Set To Arrive
• USPS Has Shorted Some Workers' Pay For Years, Center For Public Integrity Investigation Finds
• Lightning kills lifeguard at Jersey Shore, injures 7 others
• 'These Nuts Have Now Been Placed In Evidence': Squirrel Leads Officer To Secret Squad Car Stash
• Weddings go on under Taliban, but with less singing, and bribery
• Vigil To Be Held Tuesday For Sgt. Johanny Rosario, Lawrence Native Killed In Kabul Attack
• Miami-Dade Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho On Masks: 'We've Had 10 Parents File Complaints Out Of 300,000 Students'
• Local Student Expresses The Difficulties Of Changing Environments While Preparing To Return To School Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Communities Hit Hard By Hurricane Ivan In 2004 Brace For Ida
• Sec. Of State Anthony Blinken Pledges Support To Americans Left In Afghanistan After Troop Withdrawal
• Embers Flying Outside Of Caldor Fire Containment Line Sparking New Fires
• Tuesday's Show Info (8/31/21)
• New Castle Police Warning Of Phone Scam Impersonating Officers
• Monster Flare-Ups Happening In Caldor Mega Fire
• Greensburg Police Officers Tangle With Deer Caught In Soccer Net
• Port Authority Warning Of Potential For Missed Trips Due To Staffing Shortages
• Two People Taken To Hospital After Car Goes Up In Flames
• West Virginia ICU Patients Approaching Pandemic High
• Naomi Osaka Makes Winning Return To Grand Slam Tennis At US Open

Videos from August 31, 2021

• Hospitals reach their limits as COVID cases surge nationwide
• 8/31: Red and Blue
• Local Matters: North Carolina court ruling restores voting rights for former felons
• U.S. ramping up screening efforts to process Afghan evacuees
• Biden says he won't continue America's "forever war," defends decision for U.S. to leave Afghanistan
• Ida recovery efforts hindered by high temperatures, power outages and road closures
• WWII veterans return to the skies in restored planes
• Afghan refugees face uncertain future after evacuation
• Local Matters: Voting on recall of California Governor Gavin Newsom underway
• Biden forcefully defends U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan
• Ida prompts flood alerts for more than 80 million people
• Survivors recount narrowly escaping Ida's wrath
• State bans on mask mandates may violate rights of students with disabilities, Education Deptartment says
• The next phase of U.S. entanglement with Afghanistan
• Biden stands firm on ending "forever war" in Afghanistan
• Search and rescue efforts intensify after Hurricane Ida
• Special Report: Biden speaks about end of war in Afghanistan
• Afghan refugees face an uncertain future
• Mike Richards out as "Jeopardy!" executive producer
• Thousands of Lake Tahoe homes evacuated as Caldor Fire rages
• Biden faces questions after final U.S. troop withdrawal from Afghanistan
• Thousands evacuate Lake Tahoe area as Caldor Fire burns closer
• How U.S. interests have changed since the start of Afghanistan war
• CDC lacking data on breakthrough COVID-19 infections
• Taliban declares victory in Afghanistan after last U.S. troops withdraw
• Thousands evacuate Northern California as the Caldor Fire approaches Lake Tahoe area
• Work Shift: Could bringing babies into the office help solve a COVID childcare crisis?
• "CBS Mornings" coming September 7
• "CBS Mornings" unveils new team, new studio and new format
• Thousands of Afghan refugees arrive for resettlement in the United States
• Dr. Agus on what to expect this flu season as the Delta variant continues to surge in the U.S.
• Out of Power: Gulf communities in dark after Ida
• Women turn to gig economy for job options during pandemic
• Florida sheriff encourages staff to get vaccinated after deputy dies from COVID-19
• Elizabeth Holmes, former CEO of Theranos, set to go to trial this week after being indicted
• WorldView: Researchers investigating new COVID-19 variant; Israel offers booster shots
• South Lake Tahoe forced to evacuate under wildfire threat
• Final U.S. troops depart Afghanistan, ending America's 20-year war
• Security threats plague final hours as president’s deadline for U.S. Troops leaving Afghanistan arrives
• "Complete wreckage": Louisianans return to homes devastated by Ida
• Massive emergency response in Louisiana after Ida blasts Gulf Coast
• 8/31: CBSN AM
• Doctor on how hospitals in New Orleans are dealing with COVID-19 and damage from Ida