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Articles from September 1, 2021

• UPDATE: Firefighters Halt Grass Fire Near San Rafael; Evacuations Lifted In Lucas Valley-Marinwood
• Brewers Knock Giants From Top Spot In NL, Win Fourth In Row
• Dodgers Rally Past Braves For Sweep, Scherzer Leaves After 6
• Natomas Unified Taking Steps To Fire Teacher With Antifa Flag In Classroom
• Peacock Chaos In San Gabriel Valley: LA County Board Of Supervisors Bans Feeding The Peafowl
• Ralphie VI Set To Debut For The Colorado Buffaloes On Friday Night
• 'I Wish They Had Been Better Humans': Elijah McClain's Mother Reacts To Grand Jury Indictments Against Aurora Police Officers
• Petitioners Reflect On Grand Jury Indictments In Elijah McClain Case
• COVID: Berkeley To Require Proof Of Vaccination At Indoor Restaurants, Gyms, Large Events
• Long Beach Police And Fire Departments Using Sedative On Suspects In State Of 'Agitated Delirium' As Part Of Pilot Program
• Giants Out Of 1st Place In NL West After Loss To Brewers
• Denver Broncos Enter Season With Winning Expectations
• Stanford, Yale Study Shows Wearing A Mask Significantly Drops Covid-19 Spread
• Officials In Adams 14 School District Go Door-To-Door To Increase Student Enrollment
• Lake Tahoe Casino Hotels, Heavenly Ski Resort Helping Caldor Crews
• All National Forests In Calif. Closed Through Sept. 17 Due To Wildfire Concerns
• Attorney Of Boulder Mass Shooting Suspect Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa Raises Concerns About Competency To Stand Trial
• Cabrera, Tigers Snap A's 3-Game Win Streak
• Pollock Pines, Camino Allowed To Return Home As Some Caldor Fire Evacuations Downgraded
• Douglas County Commissioners Vote To Leave Tri-County Health Department After Mask Mandate, Inability To Opt Out
• Caldor Fire Crews Establish Defensive Lines In Christmas Valley To Protect Meyers And South Lake Tahoe
• CDC Urges Unvaccinated Not To Travel Over Labor Day Weekend
• Cubs Shut Down Twins Hitters In 3-0 Win
• Twins' Maeda Has Season-Ending Tommy John Surgery
• As Labor Day Approaches, Speeding Is A Top Concern For Residents & Law Enforcement
• Britney Spears Will Not Face Charges For Altercation With Employee, According to Ventura County DA's Office
• Boy, 13, Shot And Killed In Portage Park Apartment; Suspect In Custody
• Chicago Weather: Beach Hazards Until 10 a.m. Thursday
• Drought Emergency: More South Bay Residents Turn To Graywater Systems To Save Water And Their Plants
• Protests Over Dolton Police Shooting That Killed 19-Year-Old Alexis Wilson End With Arrests
• Restaurant And Bar Industry Hit Hard By 'The Great Resignation:' Why Some Have Sought Career Changes
• At White Sox Game, Family Thrilled As Army Sgt. 1st Class Daniel LaCosse Makes Surprise Return
• WATCH: Shed Swept Away In Washington County Flooding Caused By Remnants Of Hurricane Ida
• Rookie Sheets Hits 2 HRs, White Sox Beat Pirates
• Schwindel Homers, Cubs Shut Down Twins Hitters
• Several 'Large And Extremely Dangerous' Tornadoes Tear Apart Homes In South Jersey
• San Francisco Mayor: New Program's Financial Incentives Are Not 'Cash for Criminals'
• BART Installing Tougher Fare Gates In Effort To Stymie Fare Evaders
• Resources Reportedly Low As 'Hundreds Of Water Rescues' Underway Across New Jersey and Pennsylvania, NWS Says
• One Person Killed In Montgomery County As Remnants Of Ida Cause Severe Damage, Major Flooding
• Student Trapped On Shaler School Bus In Rising Flood Waters Describes Frantic Scene: 'Everyone Was Screaming'
• St. Thomas University Professor Working To Get Afghani Allies Out Of Taliban-Controlled Kabul And Into America
• Dundas' Archibald Mill Represents Minnesota's 'Earliest Industry'
• Duran Has Go-Ahead Single In 9th, Red Sox Beat Rays 3-2
• 'I Just Want Justice For Him': Blake Swanson, 20, Fatally Shot In Robbery On St. Paul's Raspberry Island
• Remnants Of Hurricane Ida Leaves Behind Destruction & Damage In Anne Arundel County
• Miami PD Investigating Deadly Triple Shooting
• Tornado Confirmed in Anne Arundel County, Observed In Area Of Fort Howard As Remnants Of Hurricane Ida Hit Maryland
• Bay Harbor Islands Apartment Building Evacuated After Being Deemed Unsafe
• Baltimore City High School Athletes Join List Of Those Required To Be Vaccinated
• Affordable Produce Delivery Program 'Civic Works' Helps Baltimore Senior Citizen
• Anne Arundel County Withdraws Motion To Make Masks Optional In Schools
• Photos show black slick in water near Gulf oil rig in wake of Hurricane Ida
• 'We're Hitting A Crisis Mode': Cook Children's Says COVID-19 Caseload Stretching Staff To Limit
• Wild Horse Roundup In Colorado Postponed Due To Rain
• Caldor Fire Explodes To Over 200K Acres, Lays Siege To Lake Tahoe
• Taylor North Little League World Series Champions Hold Victory Parade, Meet The Detroit Tigers
• Royal Oak Township Fire Displaces Five Families
• The Mission of Dutton Farm
• 18 Men Arrested In Sacramento Region Child Sex Predator Sting
• Massachusetts Task Force 1 Providing Search And Rescue Support After Hurricane Ida
• Howard County Executive Ball Selects Louis Winston As New Fire Chief
• Caldor Fire Update: Crews Battle Flames Near Kirkwood, Heavenly Valley; New Evacuation Warnings In Alpine County
• Officers and paramedics charged in death of Elijah McClain
• Gerrit Cole Fans 15, Yankees Beat Angels 4-1 To End Skid
• School Districts Announce Thursday Closures After Philadelphia Area Sees Tornados, Flooding
• 93% Of Philadelphia Teachers' Union Members Vote To Approve New Tentative Contract
• Facebook Announces First Affordable Housing Projects In $150M Initiative To Help Solve Housing Crunch
• New Ad Campaign in San Jose Hopes to Positively Encourage Vaccination
• Call For Help Amid Caldor Fire Answered In Kyburz
• LA County Reports 2,277 New COVID-19 Cases Wednesday, With Largest Increase Detected In K-12 Students
• Texas Man Nathan Williams Charged With Sexually Assaulting OC Teen With Cerebral Palsy
• Hands-On Academy In Colorado Hopes To Open Doors For New Careers
• Driver Caught With Egg On His Face, Fired After Company Connects Him With Spree Pelting Chicagoans With Raw Eggs
• 'It's Just Insane': Wife Speaks Out After Uber Driver Sijo George Brutally Attacked By Riders In Connecticut
• Utility Companies Prepared For Outages As Ida's Remnants Hit Lehigh Valley
• Hurst Police Officer Shoots Man Armed With Knife Following Threats
• Nearly 100 Students At Oblock Junior High School Quarantining After COVID-19 Exposure
• Leaders In Allegheny County Applaud New School Mask Mandate
• Sierra National Forest Trails In Mariposa County Where Family Died Closed To Public
• Florida Man Killed Texas Instagram Influencer, Then Himself, Police Say
• GOP Lawmakers Go To Court To Challenge Pennsylvania's Mail-In Voting Law
• Custom Bicycle Built For Adult With Disabilities Stolen In Arden Hills
• Dozens Of ThunderRidge High School Students Walk Out Of Class For Mask Protest
• Questioning A Catchphrase: 'Pandemic Of The Unvaccinated'
• Security Cameras Installed Around Seal Beach
• Crews On Scene Of Hazmat Fire In Dundalk
• Britney Spears won't face charges in alleged dispute with housekeeper
• California Aims For Gender Neutral Displays In Large Stores
• Councilwoman Nithya Raman Introduces Motion To Improve City's System For Reporting Hate Crimes
• Walmart On Hiring Spree, Offering $20 An Hour Plus College Tuition
• Bicyclist Suffers 'Traumatic Injuries' In Crash With Vehicle Near Carver
• Encino Couple On The Run After Being Convicted In $18M COVID Relief Fraud Scheme
• Michael Jordan's Personally-Worn Underwear, Other Clothing Items Go Up For Auction
• Caldor Fire Evacuees Seek Shelter In Nevada As Red Cross Opens Site at Reno-Sparks Convention Center
• Baltimore City Department Of Housing & Community Development Awarded $1M To Help Low-Income Elderly Homeowners 'Age In Place'
• Police Searching For Man Suspected Of Knocking Over Statue In Front Of Queens Church
• Bears Training Camp: Roster Set; Fans Wonder When Justin Fields Will Start Regular Season Games
• Mesa County Deputy Clerk Belinda Knisley Charged After Being On Paid Leave From Work
• El Dorado County Library In Placerville Becomes Learning Hub For Kids Whose Schools Are Closed
• How the Pittsburgh Pirates made history 50 years ago
• Woman Injured In Bedford-Stuyvesant Shooting, Police Investigating
• Benilde Basketball Coach Has Close Connection To Hurricane Ida
• High Expectations Again For QB Jackson, Ravens
• Santa Rosa Police Seek Information In Recent Sideshow, Reward Offered
• Theatre Development Fund Reopening Times Square TKTS Discount Ticket Booth
• California Recall: Gov. Gavin Newsom Visits Bay Area With 14 Days To Go; Turnout To Be Key
• Congressman seeks to boot Cheney and Kinzinger from conference
• San Francisco Bayview District Native Unites Faith-Based Community to Help Others
• CDC Issues Warning About Labor Day Weekend Travel During COVID-19 Surge
• Busy Travel Season Expected Through Labor Day Weekend
• GOP Lawmakers In Pennsylvania Go To Court To Challenge Mail-In Voting Law
• 'U' Study Shows Twin Cities Drivers Aren't Stopping Much For Pedestrians In Crosswalks
• Orange Blossom Classic Returning To South Florida With Community Events Leading Up To Big Game
• Not Guilty Plea Entered For Marilyn Manson On NH Assault Charges
• Judge Conditionally Approves Purdue Pharma Opioid Settlement
• Is Your Child Not Getting A Good Night's Rest? American Heart Association Wants You To Know The Signs Of Sleep Apnea
• 'A Dream Come True': Historic Pullman National Monument Opens Saturday
• Former Army Interpreter Needs Help Getting Family Out Of Afghanistan
• CDC Launches Covid-19 Resources For People With Intellectual And Developmental Disabilities
• Rikers Island Employees Report Uptick In Assaults On Staff; Inmate Representatives Say They're Being Denied Basic Rights
• Denver International Airport Expects Big Crowds Over Labor Day Weekend
• Class-Action Lawsuit Alleges Racial Profiling By The Beverly Hills Police Department
• Hurricane Ida death count grows to 6
• Two More IDES Offices Reopen Thursday
• What you need to know about Best Buy's big Labor Day sale
• Everson Griffen Re-Signed, Cut, Then Re-Signed Again To Vikings Roster
• COVID In New Jersey: Gov. Phil Murphy Sets Aside $267 Million For Testing At Schools
• Feds Requests Information On How Tesla Autopilot Responds to Emergency Vehicles
• N. Texas GOP Congressman Calls For President Biden To Resign Or Be Impeached Over Afghanistan Withdrawal, Dem. Congressman Disagrees
• Chicago Ridge Grandmother Furious After Nonverbal Boy With Autism Was Unaccounted For On School Bus For An Hour And 40 Minutes
• Ida lashes Northeast with tornadoes and severe flooding
• Vehicle Restrictions And Traffic Modifications For Baltimore's Summer Extravaganza At The Inner Harbor
• Fire officials report slight progress in containing Caldor Fire's growth
• Allegheny County Officials Report No Deaths Or Injuries From Remnants Of Ida, But Leaders Say It's Not Over Yet
• Back-To-School Anxiety: How Parents Can Help Their Kids Transition After Challenging Year
• Massachusetts Marijuana Sales Surpass $2 Billion
• Since The Start Of School, Broward Reports 418 COVID Cases Among Students, Miami-Dade 72
• Orange County's COVID-19 Hospitalizations Decline
• State Sen. Michelle Benson Enters GOP Race For Governor; COVID Emerges As Top Issue
• Cryptoexchange founder accused of $2 billion investment fraud
• PAWS Rescues Pets From Areas Hit By Hurricane Ida
• Clipper Card Users To Get Half-Off BART Fares Through End of September
• COVID Outbreak Sidelines Firefighting Strike Team Battling Caldor Fire
• State Leaders Declare Weather Emergency And Warn It's Not Over Yet
• Crash Closes Westbound I-70 In Glenwood Canyon
• 49ers Preseason: Rookie QB Trey Lance's Finger Healing; Hopeful For Return Next Week
• Long Legal Battle Likely As Neither Gov. DeSantis, School Districts Backing Down On Masks
• Man Hit By Canadian National Train At Lake Villa Stop, Expect Metra Delays
• Aurora Police Officers, Medics Indicted By Grand Jury In Elijah McClain's Death
• 10 Southern California Ecological Reserves Among 33 To Be Closed Through Sept. 17
• Veteran Credits Rep. Seth Moulton For Family's Rescue In Afghanistan
• Slugger Khris Davis Returns To A's For Stretch Run
• Employee Stabbed At Chase Bank Branch In River North
• Remnants Of Ida Bring Tornado, Flash Flooding Threats To Philadelphia Region
• Boat Team Rescues Driver Stuck In Floodwaters In Hempfield Township
• October Chicago Pride Parade Canceled Due To Continued COVID-19 Concerns
• Scituate Man Goes The Extra Mile To Return A Lost Locket To Grieving Woman
• Beloved Teacher Karina Diaz, Husband, Her Mother Killed In Horrific Sunset Drive Crash
• TIMELINE: When Ida Will Impact Tri-State With Heavy Rain, Flooding Concerns
• More American Red Cross Volunteers From Colorado & Wyoming Deploy To Louisiana
• Westchester County's Girls On Fire Initiative Offers Teenage Girls Hands-On Experience In Emergency Services
• Moderna asks FDA to evaluate its COVID-19 vaccine for booster
• 'I GOT COVID': Joe Rogan Tests positive For COVID-19, Postpones Upcoming Shows
• 'Their Ultrasounds Made Them Ineligible': Fort Worth Abortion Clinic Tells Some Clients They'll Need To Go Out Of State
• Suffolk County Issues Stern Warning To Motorists: Stop For School Buses Or You Could Be Hit With Hefty Fine
• Wilmington Church Asks All Members To Wear Masks After Archdiocese Mandates Separation Between Masked And Unmasked
• 3 People Wounded In West Garfield Park Shooting
• Chloe Mrozak Of Oak Lawn Charged For Having Counterfeit COVID Vaccine Card In Hawaii
• Police: Hialeah Man Tells Wife, 'I Got Him,' After Shooting, Wounding Cat
• Immunocompromised Hopeful Clinical Trial Of Third COVID-19 Vaccine Dose Will Yield Positive Results
• Phrasing Of Referendum To 'Strike And Replace' Minneapolis Police Under Scrutiny
• "I GOT COVID": Joe Rogan says he's using unproven drug for treatment
• LAPD Bomb Squad Gives 'All Clear' After Finding No Explosives In Northridge Fashion Center Bomb Threat
• $49 Million To Be Split Amongst Surfside Victims, Families; Hearing Held To Discuss Future Of Condo Collapse Site
• College Students Find Trash, Broken Windows On Move-In Day In Allston
• Kickliy's Impressions Of The State Fair
• Global Empowerment Mission's Founder Lands In Hurricane-Torn Louisiana To Help
• CDC: If You're Not Vaccinated, Think About Staying Home Labor Day Weekend
• Grapevine-Colleyville ISD Releases New Statement On Decision To Put Principal James Whitfield On Paid Administrative Leave
• Active Police Investigation In Tracy Has W. Clover Road Closed
• Vietnam Veterans Memorial Replica Wall Travels To Brighton
• Washington County Hazmat Called After Tank Filled With Home Heating Oil Spills During Ida Flooding
• 1 in 4 bosses fired workers over Zoom mishaps, survey finds
• Keller @ Large: Activists Sound Alarm As Texas Abortion Ban Takes Effect
• Delta Variant Concerns Put Pause On Some Labor Day Weekend Plans
• Portion Of 101 Freeway In Encino To Be Renamed For Sally Ride
• Howard County Tries To Reduce Incarceration Rate With New Program
• Gov. Tom Wolf's Carbon-Pricing Plan Clears Last Regulatory Hurdle
• Chaim Bloom Pained By Unvaccinated Members Of Red Sox, Says COVID Outbreak Is 'Gut-Wrenching'
• Moderna Submits COVID Booster To FDA
• Sunnyvale Officially Declares a Welcome to Afghan Refugees
• Danville Searches for Artists in Rotunda Project
• New Data Shows COVID-Related Hospitalizations In Florida Trending Down
• An app is providing crisis alerts in Kabul amid Taliban takeover
• Once Texas' 'Most Important Tool' Against COVID-19, State Abandons Contact Tracing
• New York State Legislature Mulling Bill That Would Extend Eviction Moratorium To Jan. 15
• Attorneys For Confessed Parkland Shooter Nikolas Cruz Argue Against Death Penalty During Zoom Hearing
• Philadelphia Keeps An Eye On Schuylkill River Ahead Of Ida's Remnants
• F-16s Fly Over Empower Field At Mile High To Honor 20th Anniversary Of 9/11 Attacks
• COVID-19 Update: CBS2 Gets In-Person Look At What NYC Public Schools Are Doing To Keep Students And Staff Safe
• Judge OK's controversial Purdue Pharma opioid settlement
• Aurora Police Officers And Medics Charged In Death Of Elijah McClain
• Orion Krause Pleads Guilty To 2017 Groton Quadruple Murder
• Mets Acting GM Zack Scott Arrested On DWI Charge In White Plains
• Proposed $425 Million Settlement A Step Toward Victory For Gymnasts In Sex Abuse Scandal
• 9-Year-Old Remi Miguel Gomez-Hernandez Killed When E-Scooter Battery Catches Fire Inside Queens Home
• Bridgeville Declares Disaster Emergency After Ida's Rains Flood Borough
• Rising Waters Of Piney Fork And Peters Creeks Cause Flooding, Evacuations In South Hills
• DTE Energy Says It Will Spend More Money On Tree Trimming
• Vaccinations Will Be Required At Orpheum, State, Pantages Theaters In Minneapolis
• Mets acting general manager Zack Scott arrested for DWI
• Torrential Rain, Rising Water Prompt Numerous Road Closures
• Thursday's Show Info (9/2/21)
• Massachusetts Reports 1,796 New COVID-19 Cases, 11 Additional Deaths
• Aurora Police Officers And Medics Charged In Death Of Elijah McClain
• Former Firefighter In West Virginia Accused Of Kidnapping And Sexually Assaulting Teenage Girl
• Voter ID Requirement, New Gig Worker Rules Among Possible Massachusetts Ballot Questions
• Can Mac Jones Succeed As A Rookie? Let Recent History Be His Guide
• Britney Spears' Attorney Accuses Jamie Spears Of Trying To 'Extort' $2 Million In Fees Before Stepping Down As Conservator
• UPDATE: Air Quality Advisories Issued for Thursday, Friday Due to Wildfire Smoke
• Denver Event Wednesday Night Will Commemorate 20 Year Anniversary of 9/11 Attacks
• Sheriff: 67-Year-Old Man Dies In Bemidji Car Crash
• CDC Asks Unvaccinated Americans To Not Travel Labor Day Weekend
• DART Launching New Bus Network In 2022
• Felony Charges Filed Against George Howard, 47, In I-94 Homicide
• Although COVID-19 Rare In Cats & Dogs, Pharmaceutical Company Says, They're Ready With A Vaccine If Needed
• TRACKING IDA: Confirmed Tornado In Anne Arundel County Caught On Camera
• Pittsburgh Steelers Place OL Zach Banner And DE Stephon Tuitt On Reserve/Injured List
• Colorado Dragon Boat Festival Canceled For 2nd Year In A Row, This Time Due To COVID Delta Variant, Algae Bloom
• The Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival 2021
• Amazon and Walmart look to fill 60,000 positions in U.S.
• UPDATE: Northbound Hwy 101 Connector in San Francisco Reopens After Police Activity
• USA Gymnastics Proposes $425 Million Settlement With Nassar Abuse Survivors
• Metro Announces Photo Enforcement Program For Crenshaw District In October
• Chicago Man Second to Face Murder Charges After Shooting At Avalon Park Gas Station
• Detroit Cookie Company's Continued Expansion Means More Jobs For Michigan's Community
• Colorado Finally Gets Rain Right Where It Needs It
• Delaware County Emergency Operations Center Preparing For Potentially Dangerous Flooding As Remnants Of Ida Roll In
• Halfway Through, Just Shy Of 600K Admissions At 2021 State Fair So Far
• Children's Hospital Association Appeals To President Biden For Help, Citing 'Unprecedented Strain'
• Lawsuit Claims Beverly Hills Police Officers Racially Profiling Minorities
• Yairo Munoz Becomes Seventh Red Sox Player To Test Positive For COVID
• Court Date Moved To Friday For Eric Morgan, Suspect In Murder Of CPD Officer Ella French
• 'Animals Are Running For Their Lives': Wildlife Rescue Groups Rush Animals Away From Flames
• TEXAS ABORTION LAW: Newsom, Planned Parenthood React To Abortion Ban
• Philadelphia Police Issue Arrest Warrant For Darnell Still For Shooting On SEPTA Bus
• Amador County Nonprofit In Caldor Fire Evacuation Zone Burglarized; 6 Chainsaws Taken
• Joe Vicari Restaurant Group Brings Thousands of Jobs to Metro Detroit as Business Grows
• 'The Nicest People': Community Rallies Behind Westminster Couple Shot In Neighborhood
• 3 Lakes Of Yucaipa Regional Park Closed Until Further Notice Due To Toxic Algae
• UPDATE: Teen Stabbed To Death At High School In Aptos; 2 Students Arrested
• John Gales Sr., Legendary Basketball Coach, Educator In Forth Worth ISD For 36 Years, Passes Away At 82
• Berrien County Orders Masks In School; Washtenaw Is Next
• Parolee Convicted In 2017 Shooting Death Of Whittier Police Officer
• Fort Worth Police Searching 17-Year-Old Tavaris Pickens, Missing For 5 Days
• UC Berkeley Study Finds Ways to Avoid Wildfire Particulates
• Julian Edelman Isn't Surprised With Bill Belichick's Decision To Go With Mac Jones Over Cam Newton
• Redwood City Man Shot Dead In East Palo Alto
• Full List Of New Texas Laws
• Sprinklers Left On At Lake Tahoe Homes Hampering Firefighting Efforts
• Consumer Alert: Subaru Issues Do Not Drive, Recall On Select MY21 Impreza Vehicles
• Amazon And Walmart Hiring In Texas
• Police Investigating After Man Shot, Killed In Washington
• Harmon High School Student Detained, Charged After Bringing Gun To School
• Colorado Infrastructure Projects Include Emphasis On Green, Rail, Transit, Electric Vehicles
• Attorney Says Toxicology Reports Shows No Alcohol, Drugs In Angela West's System After Arrest
• 5 missing after Navy helicopter crashes off San Diego coast
• Illinois Democrats OK New Legislative Maps Over Criticism
• Felony Charges In Fatal Rosemount Dump Truck Collision
• Black-owned farms in the U.S. are disappearing fast
• Intruder Breaks Into Off-Campus UCLA Apartment, Sexually Assaults Student
• Former EGLE Employee Pleads Guilty To Embezzlement
• Phillies-Nationals Rained Out As Remnants Of Hurricane Ida Passes Through Mid-Atlantic
• Ben Simmons Saga: Sixers Joel Embiid Defends Relationship With Simmons After Report Of 'Rift' Between 2 'Escalating'
• Peninsula Man Arrested For Alleged Sexual Assault Of 11-Year-Old He Was Babysitting
• Islanders Announce Multi-Year Agreements With 4 Key Players
• NH Gov. Chris Sununu Tests Negative For COVID After Experiencing Similar Symptoms
• Republicans try to inject Afghanistan oversight into annual defense bill
• Forest Service Hosts Open House On Overnight Fee Proposal For Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness
• Wednesday's Show Info (9/1/21)
• Rep. Jamie Raskin's Book 'Unthinkable' Coming Out Jan. 4
• Republican Recall Candidate Larry Elder Under Fire For False Claims About Kids And COVID-19
• 27 San Juan Unified Students Are Still In Afghanistan, District Says
• Zebra Mussel Larvae Confirmed In Rainy Lake In Northern Minnesota
• Sen. Majority Leader Paul Gazelka Stepping Down From Leadership Post
• Google Continues Battle With French Regulators Over $591 Million Fine From Copyright Dispute
• Hennepin Co. Attorney Mike Freeman Will Not Seek Re-Election: 'It's Time To Move On'
• Life Will Be Tough, But Patriots Should Be Able To Get By Without Stephon Gilmore To Start Season
• Vaccinated Anne Arundel County Employees Will Be Eligible For $1000 Award
• HCMC Workers Urge Minority Communities To Get Vaccinated
• Driver Killed In Fiery Crash Near Lafayette
• Social Security Facing Depletion Earlier Than Predicted
• DIA Bag Drop Off Service Resumes
• After Swimmer With Diabetes Glucose Monitor Was Disallowed At Colorado State Meet, Family Files Lawsuit
• Dennis Edmondson Charged In Fatal Shooting Of 18-Year-Old Lavonte Love
• Body Pulled From Allegheny River In Plum
• 'We Did The Best That We Could': Firefighters Herding Caldor Fire Flames Away From South Lake Tahoe
• Nia DaCosta first Black woman director to debut film at No. 1
• Legislature Seeks To Limit Whitmer's Use Of Alert System
• FSU Wants Judge To Toss Potential Class-Action Lawsuit Seeking Refunds For Students
• Cheney says Cawthorn's rhetoric "seems intended to incite violence"
• 'Housing Is Key' Assistance Site Launched For Los Angeles Renters, Landlords
• Patriots Reportedly Claim Former Navy QB Malcolm Perry Off Waivers
• PAWS Chicago Volunteers Help Animal Shelters Affected By Hurricane Ida
• COVID Vaccine Mandate Expanded To Cover Assisted Living Staff, Up To 100,000 Home Care Workers In Massachusetts
• Pittsburgh Weather: All Eyes On Mon, Ohio And Yough As River Flooding Concerns Rise Due To Ida's Remnants
• Bartlett Teen Faces Reckless Homicide Charges In August Crash That Killed 2 Teens
• New Initiative Focuses On Cases Of Missing Women In Cook County
• Santa Clara County Getting Trauma Recovery Center After Supes Vote
• Woman Found Dead In St. Paul Condo Identified As Angela Huntington
• New COVID-19 Antibody Infusion Center To Open In McKinney
• COVID In MN: 1,400+ Additional Virus Cases And 6 Deaths, Latest Positivity Rate Decreases Slightly
• Miami Weather: Morning Sun, Afternoon Showers And Storms
• 4-Year-Old 'Nia' Found Alone In Austin Neighborhood; Police Searching For Family
• Doobie Brothers Rescheduling Pittsburgh Show After Positive COVID-19 Test
• College Football Kicks Off On CBS Sports Network With Five Week 1 Matchups
• D'Eriq King's Rehab Success Gives Miami Hurricanes Hope
• Report: Vikings TE Irv Smith Jr.'s Season 'Likely Over' After Knee Surgery
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 3,100 New Cases, No Additional Deaths
• Santa Rosa Requiring Proof Of Vaccination Or Weekly Testing For All City Employees
• $1 Million Scratch-Off Ticket Sold At Coraopolis Gas Station
• Chicago Man Gets More Than 6 Years In Federal Prison For Dealing Shotguns And Other Firearms
• Home Depot Donates $1M To Hurricane Ida Relief, Operation Blessing Providing Disaster Kits 
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 199 New Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• Student Detained After Threat Made To Lauderdale Lakes School
• Tracking Ida: Tornado Watch In Effect Throughout Tri-State Area, Flash Flood Emergency Issued In NYC
• Area Schools Dismiss Classes Early As Ida Moves Across Region
• Man Sentenced To House Arrest, Probation Following Guilty Plea In Deadly DUI-Related 2019 Crash
• Housing Assistance Groups Concerned About Residents Being Forced Out Without Eviction Moratorium
• California Couple On The Run After Being Convicted In $18M COVID Relief Fraud Scheme
• 'She Broke My Back': Boulder Woman Recalls Harrowing Attack By Moose In Colorado's High Country
• COVID: Vallejo Officials Adopt Indoor Masking Mandate Even For Vaccinated Residents
• Maryland Zoo Closing To Guests At Noon Due To Ida
• LAPD Officer Hurt In Crash On 210 Freeway In Glendora
• Detroit Man Charged After 5-Year-Old Son Shoots Himself With Unsecured Gun
• Butler Officer Stabbed Before Shooting, Killing Suspect Released From Hospital
• Javier Báez Bolt Caps Rally, Mets Over Marlins 3-1
• Los Angeles County To Pay $400K To End Legal Battle With Grace Community Church In Sun Valley
• Shinola Detroit Expands Business Into Lifestyle Brand, Creating Jobs For Hundreds of Detroiters
• U.S. housing 20,000 Afghan evacuees in 5 states, 40,000 overseas
• 'I Probably Become The Primary Defender': Danny Green Talks Potential Changes As Drama Surrounding Ben Simmons Escalates
• Early Morning Flooding In Rockville Leaves Teen Dead, One Missing
• Hurley: Cam Newton Not Getting A Second Crack In New England Is A Bummer
• Pennsylvania Officials Provide Update On Commonwealth's Response To Remnants Of Ida
• Citrus Heights Shooting Victim Identified As 34-Year-Old Roseville Man
• Multiple Vehicle Crash In Lexington Park Leaves Two Dead, Maryland State Police Say
• Colorado's Longest Serving Governor, Dick Lamm, Remembered As Visionary And Teacher
• Pennsylvania's Carbon-Pricing Plan At Lasts Regulatory Hurdle
• Report: Steelers Cornerback Joe Haden To Test Free Agent Market In 2022
• Minnesota Women's Soccer Becomes First Community-Owned Women's Team In U.S.
• Minnesota Weather: This Summer Was The Warmest On Record In The Twin Cities
• Manhattan DA Announces Charges Against 15 In Fake COVID-19 Vaccination Card Conspiracy
• Michigan Standardized Testing Show Pandemic Setbacks
• LAX Unveils New Food Delivery Robot
• COVID-19 Positivity Rate Up 101% In Recent Weeks In Baltimore As Officials Push Vaccines
• First Human Case Of West Nile Virus In Massachusetts This Year Is Woman In 80's From Middlesex County
• Florida Judge Backs Gov. DeSantis On Federal Unemployment Money
• SEE IT: Bees Safely Removed After Swarming Midtown Light Pole
• Josh McDaniels Explains Patriots' Decision To Go With Mac Jones At Quarterback
• Back To School Means Drivers Need To Be Extra Careful Around Those School Buses
• Arrest warrant issued for man who charged at reporter on live TV
• Baltimore City Public Schools Ending Classes Three Hours Early With Remnants Of Ida In Region
• Florida Tops 3.25 Million COVID Cases Since Pandemic Started
• 86-Year-Old Edmund Silveira Now Charged With Murder After Wife Shot At Taunton Home
• US Asks Tesla How Autopilot Responds To Emergency Vehicles
• 7 Massachusetts School Districts To Offer Full-Time Remote Learning To Students This Fall
• The Big E Reveals New Foods For 2021, Including A Waffle Bacon Cheeseburger And Deep Fried Pineapple
• Pope Francis takes a jab at America's policy in Afghanistan
• McCarthy threatens telecoms over request from January 6 committee
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Nearly 1,400 New Cases Reported, Positivity Dips Below 5%
• CDC Asks The Unvaccinated Not To Travel This Weekend And Says Even Vaccinated Need To Weigh The Risk
• Governor Tom Wolf Activates Pennsylvania Air National Guard To Support Afghan Ally Refuge Efforts
• Family, Friends Mourning Loss Of 19-Year-Old Keith Pinto, New Jersey Lifeguard Fatally Struck By Lightning
• Glendale Unified Requiring All Teachers, Staff To Get COVID Vaccine
• Body of Dearborn Heights Man Recovered From Lake Erie
• Tracking Ida: Remnants Arrive In Tri-State, Heavy Rain Ahead
• Operator Of Suburban Moving Company Is Subject Of Arrest Warrant, Numerous Consumer Complaints, But He Says It's 'Impossible'
• COVID-19 outbreak linked to church camp, conference
• Baltimore City Public Schools Expands Vaccine Requirements To Student-Athletes
• Trail where family and dog found dead closed due to "unknown hazards"
• New York Man Fariz Feyzullayev Accused Of Kissing Girl He Didn't Know In South Florida Publix Store
• Patriots RB Coach Ivan Fears Is Very Excited For You To See J.J. Taylor This Season
• A Horrendous August Has Pretty Much Ended Any Hope Of A Fun October From Red Sox
• Maryland Emergency Management Agency To Raise State Activation Level For Tropical Depression Ida
• State Law Is Supposed To Help Special Needs Students Make Up For Time Lost To COVID-19, But Some Parents Say CPS Has Dropped The Ball
• PTL Links: Sept. 1, 2021
• Don't Worry About Bringing Your Social Security Card To The DMV In Colorado As Long As You Know The Number
• Judge Blocks Western Michigan's Vaccine Mandate For Athletes
• Crush Of College Students Return To Boston As Rental Market Rebounds
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Larry Forms In Eastern Atlantic, Tropical Depression Karen Weakening
• For the Taliban, taking over was easy. Running a country won't be.
• Nightlife King, Restauranteur David Grutman Adds 3 Retro, Yet Modern Restaurants To Roster, Offering Comfort Food
• 70-Year-Old Billy Don Rowe Of McKinney Found Safe
• Bill Belichick Strongly Pushes Back On Notion That Cam Newton's Vaccination Status Impacted Patriots' Decision
• Ex-Theranos chief Elizabeth Holmes set to face fraud charges
• 300+ Pounds Of Contraband Pork Bologna And Turkey Ham Meant For Resale Seized At Texas-Mexico Border
• Natomas Teacher With Antifa Flag In Classroom Caught On Video Urging Students To Attend Protests
• Maryland State Fair Called Off Wednesday As Remnants Of Ida Hit Region
• Bill Belichick Speaks On Mac Jones: QB Can 'Do Thing The Way We Want Them Done'
• Texas school district shuts for week after 2 teachers die of COVID
• Ravens, Bisciottis Donate $1 Million Toward Ida Relief In New Orleans
• Demand Roaring Back For Limo Service Industry, But Workers Are Scarce
• 1 Rescued, 5 Unaccounted For After US Navy Helicopter Crashes Off Coast Of San Diego
• Weather Blog: Past Ida, Labor Day Weekend Looking Calm
• Rescue crews in Louisiana search for residents stranded by Ida
• 2021 World's Strongest Man Finale Airing On CBS Saturday, September 4
• Tracking Ida: Heavy Rain, Severe Weather Arrive In Tri-State Area Wednesday
• "This one's really scary": Caldor Fire racing toward Lake Tahoe
• Police: Suspect Arrested In Deadly Shooting Of 15-Year-Old Amir James In East Harlem
• Miami Police Searching For Missing Man Omar Brockington
• Can you be fired for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine?
• Tacko Fall Reportedly Signs One-Year, Non-Guaranteed Contract With Cavaliers
• Biden forcefully defends Afghanistan exit
• Caldor Fire threatens 33,000 homes and businesses near Lake Tahoe
• West Virginia woman pleads guilty to January 6 riot charge
• Texas Fetal Heartbeat Law Banning Most Abortions In State Now In Effect
• Officer seen struggling with woman walking dog placed on desk duty
• What happened to the military equipment left in Afghanistan?
• Ida's remains threaten once-in-a-century flood event in Northeast
• Louisiana town "uninhabitable" after Ida's destruction
• Lawrence Guy Wins 2021 Ron Burton Community Service Award
• 4-Year-Old Girl Shot In Arm While Walking With Father In Englewood
• Maryland Legislative Redistricting Panel Announces Hearings
• Murders of 3 women linked to serial killer who died in plane crash
• Texas' 6-week abortion ban in effect after Supreme Court stays silent
• Dallas Officer Shoots At Armed Man Spraying Lighter Fluid On Cars, Police Say 
• Driver Dies After Losing Control Of Vehicle, Crashing Into Light Pole On Lake Shore Drive
• Pittsburgh Weather: Remnants Of Hurricane Ida Bring Heavy Rains, Flood Warnings
• U.S. Rep. Jesus 'Chuy' Garcia To Join Picket Line With Nabisco Workers As Strike Enters Fourth Week
• Shakopee Couple Accused Of Running 'Very Classic' $18M Ponzi Scheme
• Police: Man Seriously Injured After Shot 8 Times In West Philadelphia
• Chicago Weather: Mild, Sunny Start To September
• "Intelligence Matters" presents: Remembering 9/11 with James Winnefeld
• $1.45 Million Listing In Cold Spring Has ... Quite A Lot Of Animals Inside
• 'My Heart Is Aching': Mark Rosen Announces Wife Denise 'Passed Peacefully'
• Broward Superintendent, School Board Remain Firm On Mask Mandate, Despite Penalty From Education Department
• Ukrainian President Zelenskyy visits the White House
• 'They Are Big And Scary,' Honeybees Project Captivates Bridge Boston Charter School Students
• Historic Wheeling Suspension Bridge To Undergo Major Repairs
• Wednesday's Child: 16-Year-Old Maleki
• 'Animals Are Running For Their Lives': Wildlife Rescue Groups Rush Animals Away From Flames
• Caldor Fire Evacuees Cross State Lines Seeking Shelter
• Cain Homers, Woodruff Pitches Brewers Past Giants, 6-2
• VIDEO: Woman Tries To Set Berkeley African American Church On Fire
• Extreme Texas abortion law in effect as U.S. high court stays mum
• Pirates Drop Series Opener With White Sox 4-2
• Bishop Sycamore's Loss On The Field Was Real, But Is The School?
• Ohtani Steals Home For Angels, Handing Yankees 4th Straight Loss
• America's price tag for two decades of war: $5.8 trillion

Videos from September 1, 2021

• New York City mayor declares state of emergency due to mass flooding
• First-ever flash flood emergency hits New York City as Ida barrels through
• The Secrets of Chad Daybell's Backyard
• Pittsburgh Pirates on the 50th anniversary of historic lineup
• Purdue Pharma's opioid settlement sparks backlash
• Officers and medics indicted in Elijah McClain's 2019 death
• 5 missing after Navy helicopter crashes off California
• 9/1: Red and Blue
• CDC director "hopeful" kids under 12 will have access to vaccine by year's end
• London Calling: Why the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan may have harmed foreign relations
• Hurricane Ida exposes vulnerability of America's energy infrastructure
• Biden commits to supporting Ukraine against Russian aggression
• Climate Watch: New report finds extreme heat could kill 59,000 people a year
• Nation's most restrictive abortion ban goes into effect in Texas
• Remnants of Ida pummel Northeast with severe weather
• Texas' near-total abortion ban takes effect
• Firefighters race to contain raging Caldor Fire
• Gulf Coast grapples with power outages amid Ida's destruction
• Ida lashes Northeast with tornadoes and severe flooding
• Texas governor to sign restrictive voting bill as new documents stir Arizona election audit
• COVID long-haulers call for better research into their conditions
• Controversy over Jacksonville coach Urban Meyer and players' COVID-19 vaccine status
• Biden meets with Ukrianian President Zelenskyy at White House
• Afghan refugee speaks about leaving his country and coming to America
• Police and paramedics charged in death of Elijah McClain
• Abortion ban goes into effect in Texas, outlawing almost all procedures
• Concerns rise after Supreme Court ends COVID-19 eviction protections
• Top Pentagon officials hold first news conference since end of war in Afghanistan
• CBSN Minnesota explores challenges families face living with memory loss
• States cut down on COVID-19 contact tracing efforts despite Delta variant surge
• Taliban tries to set up government amid humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan
• China’s government cracks down on how long minors can play online video games
• White House faces questions on Americans and allies still in Afghanistan
• High winds in the forecast as Caldor Fire threatens Lake Tahoe area
• Texas Legislature passes sweeping election bill
• Brené Brown announces new book
• Ex-Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes goes on trial in San Jose
• There are millions of job openings in the U.S., yet millions of people still remain unemployed
• Jobless Americans share why they're unemployed
• Proposal for global vaccine app that could ease pandemic travel restrictions and boost worldwide economy
• Biden defends Afghanistan evacuation mission amid criticism
• Family behind opioid manufacturer would give up pharma company under potential bankruptcy settlement
• WorldView: Bus plunges off cliff in Peru; Islamic militants sentenced to death in Bangladesh
• Massive Caldor Fire closes in on Lake Tahoe area
• Texas' abortion ban after 6 weeks goes into effect after Supreme Court takes no action
• Day after defeating U.S. military, Taliban now faces challenges in governing a divided nation
• President Biden defends America's departure from Afghanistan: "It was time to end this war"
• Louisiana communities left reeling without power and water after Ida pummels state
• Firefighters working to protect South Lake Tahoe from fast-moving Caldor Fire
• 9/1: CBSN AM
• Doctor on COVID-19 and the science behind wearing masks to stop the spread