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Articles from September 2, 2021

• Backlash Against Health Care Workers Adds to Pandemic's Physical and Emotional Toll
• Antioch School District Discusses Use of Force Policy After Student Arrest
• AirBnb Refuses to Refund Tahoe Rental Deposit as Wildfires, Delta Variant Threaten Travel Plans
• Woman Faces Federal Assault Charges After Allegedly Attacking Southwest Airlines Flight Attendant In May
• American Legion Ceremony Held Thursday For Those Killed In Afghanistan Attacks
• Election Security Experts Call For Rigorous Audit To Protect California Recall
• Apple Hill Reopens As Caldor Fire Evacuees Slowly Return Home
• Tequila On 'The Rock': Dwayne Johnson Offers To Toast With His Viral Doppleganger
• 'Hope Seems Short-Lived': Colorado Doctors Search For Solutions To Increase COVID Vaccination Rates
• Denver International Airport Photos Show How Bad Damage Was From Underground Train Wheel Failure
• Set For L.A. Opera's Production Of 'Il Trovatore' Stuck At Sea, So New One Is Built In 10 Days
• Sutter County Family With Brother In ICU Tells Community 'COVID Is Real'
• With Holiday Weekend Approaching, Health Officials Urge Caution When Gathering With Family And Friends
• Hospital Doubles Up Patients In ICU Rooms As Delta Variant Surge Threatens Northern Colorado's Health Care System
• BottleRock Napa Valley Brings Music, Gourmet Food and Wine Back to North Bay
• Denver Wants Take 200 People Off The Streets, From Shelters And Into Housing In The Next 100 Days
• 'Coloradans Want Answers': Congressmen Jason Crow, Ed Perlmutter, Ken Buck Support Investigation In Afghanistan Withdrawal
• Caldor Fire Operations Team: 'We Are Not Out Of The Woods Yet'
• Ankle Monitor Helps Investigators Track Down Man Who Allegedly Killed 71-Year-Old Michael Lewis in Broomfield
• Vigil Held For Marine Lance Corporal Dylan R. Merola Killed In Kabul Attack
• WCCO Answers All Your Burning Agricultural Questions At The Minnesota State Fair
• After Parents Were Shot And Killed In Horrific Crime In Humboldt Park, Family Works Tirelessly To Care For 2 Young Children Going Forward
• Chicago Weather: Shower Chances
• Cubs Win When Sergio Alcántara Makes Run On Error By Pirates' Wilmer Difo In 11th
• Caldor Fire Update: Crews Take Advantage of Weather, Increase Containment; 3 Looting Suspects Arrested
• Boulder County Requires Face Masks For All Indoor Public Spaces For Ages 2 And Up
• Buckeyes Beat Gophers 45-31 In Season Opener
• Colorado Health Care Workers Volunteer To Help Other States Where COVID Cases Are Surging
• Wild Horse Roundup In Sand Wash Basin Will Continue Friday Despite Pleas To Stop It
• 4 Students Split $40,000 Scholarship Given Up By Fitchburg High Graduate
• Boomer Esiason, Bill Cowher Both High On Patriots After Team's Switch To Mac Jones
• Death Toll In NYC Climbs To At Least 13; Gov. Hochul Tours Damage, Promises Infrastructure Investments For Flood Mitigation
• Dozens Of Abandoned Vehicles Submerged On Major Deegan Expressway
• Ida In New Jersey: Receding Flood Waters Reveal Damage, Destruction Suffered In Somerville
• COVID: Alameda Unified School District Approves New Student Mask Mandate
• Donations Collected One Day After More Than A Dozen Homes In Sturgeon Damaged By Flooding From Ida
• 15-Year-Old Boy Shot In Lauderhill
• Gopher Football Fans Relish Return Of In-Person Excitement In Sold-Out Season Opener
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Appeals School Mask Mandates Ruling
• Curtain Up! Broadway Welcomes Back First Musicals To Open Since Pandemic Shutdown
• Families Protest Pittsburgh Public Schools Superintendent Anthony Hamlet Before First Day Of School
• Caldor Fire Update: Crews Take Advantage of Weather, Increase Containment
• Ida's Impact: LIRR Gets Back On Track; Select Service Resumes For Metro-North, NJ TRANSIT
• Dallas Fire-Rescue Battling 3-Alarm Fire At Commercial Building
• 'I Thought I Was Going To Die' Man Gets Stuck On Roof As Tornado Approached Edgewater Wednesday
• Ken Salazar Sworn In As New Ambassador To Mexico
• Boil Water Advisory Issued For Jersey City, Hoboken
• 'Like A Bomb' Annapolis Neighborhoods Reeling From EF-2 Tornado With 125mph Winds
• Major Problems For Miami Motorists After Flooding Downpours Swept Through Thursday
• 'Luckily We Made It Out': Expecting Mother, Husband And 2 Young Children Hide In Basement To Survive Tornado In Mullica Hill
• Data Shows Florida's Latest COVID Surge The Deadliest Yet
• US Supreme Court's Refusal To Block Texas Law Banning Abortions Quickly Fuels Florida Debate
• 'No Its Destroyed' Edgewater Man Terrell Freeman Witnesses Childhood Home Turn Into Pile Of Debris
• Junction Of Western And Logan Is Getting Protected Bike Lane, But It Took 'School Of Rock' Star Kevin Clark's Death To Make It Happen
• After Someone Breaks A 6-Year-Old Park Forest Boy's Bike, A Police Officer Goes Above And Beyond To Fix It
• Comptroller Franchot Extends Tax Deadlines For Anne Arundel Co. Businesses Impacted Tornado
• After Son Drowns Off Pratt Pier In Rogers Park, Mother To Meet With Park District To Push For Life Rings On Chicago Lakefront
• 1 Injured In Shooting On Frankstown Avenue In Homewood
• Manayunk, Hot Spot For Flooding, Sees Most Water In Area In Hundred Years From Ida's Remnants
• CPS Emphasizes Unvaccinated Students Will Be Subject To Quarantine Rules If They Travel
• Marcos Gleffe Of Elk Grove Village Faces Charges Related To Capitol Riot After FBI Sees Facebook Picture
• Illinois State Trooper, 2 Others Injured In West Chatham Crash
• Red Sox Beat Rays 4-0
• Bang, Bang! Pair Of 1st-Pitch HRs For 1st Time In Decades
• 41-Year-Old Tionn Antonio Casey Arrested For First Degree Attempted Murder
• Kayla McBride, Sylvia Fowles Lead Lynx Past Sparks, 66-57
• Crews Clear North San Jose Homeless Encampment on Apple Property
• DSO To Require Proof Of Vaccination Or Negative COVID-19 Test To Attend Concerts
• Eviction Moratorium In New York Extended Until January, Much To The Dismay Of Landlords
• 'A Complete Loss' For Bridgeport Residents As Flooding Consumes Homes
• Man In Critical Condition After Shooting Near Minneapolis Strip Mall
• SWAT Teams Called Out After Shooting In Chicago Lawn
• Michigan State Fair Returns, Now Through Labor Day
• Colorado Congresswoman Diana DeGette Works To Pass Women's Health Protection Act After Texas' Restrictive Abortion Law
• COVID: State Agency Gives Students Resources to Stay in School During Pandemic
• 2 People Rushed To Hospital From Englewood Fire, Including Police Officer
• Parents, Teachers Call For Mask Mandate At Protest In Livingston County
• ABBA announces new album after nearly 40-year hiatus
• Vikings Switch Punters Again, Add QB Mannion To Practice Squad
• Man Dies In Maynard House Fire; 2 Police Officers, Firefighter Injured
• Cleanup Begins In Montgomery County After Storm Leaves 3 Dead
• New 445-Spot Parking Garage To Open This Weekend On North Shore
• Drought Emergency: Dry Conditions Sending Wildlife Into East Bay Neighborhoods
• National Weather Service Confirms EF-0 Tornado Touched Down In Dennis
• California Senate Votes To Mail Ballots In All Elections
• ABBA Returns With New Album And 'Revolutionary Concert'
• Deputies Arrest Looters Found Near Evacuated South Lake Tahoe Homes
• Student Shot, Person Wounded In Shooting Near Santee High School And Maple Primary Center In LA
• COVID: Oracle Park Concession Workers Might Strike After Many Catch COVID-19
• Mobile COVID Vaccine Bus Will Be At Barr Lake State Park On Labor Day
• Ida In New Jersey: From Lodi To Saddle Brook To Ridgewood, Bergen County An Absolute Disaster
• Cedars-Sinai To Go Virtual Once Again For High Holidays
• Amid High Fire Danger, Some Insurers Cancelling SoCal Residents Homeowners' Policies
• Chicago Police Lt. Wilfredo Roman Charged With Aggravated Battery, Accused Of Putting Flashlight Between Teen Carjacking Suspect's Buttocks
• Baltimore Symphony Announces Two Free Concerts For Younger Audiences
• San Jose State Researchers Develop Fire Modeling System from Wildfire Data
• Ed McCaffrey Makes Long-Awaited Bears Debut Against Colorado
• Rancho Cordova Man Arrested In Shooting Death Of Rocklin Resident Cameron Gabriel
• Oakland Police Chief Laments Sobering Crime Stats, Recent Murders - 'A Particularly Bad Last Seven Days'
• With COVID Cases On The Rise, Doctors Are Concerned Hospitals Will Be Overwhelmed By Adding Flu Into The Mix
• California Stop: Bicyclists To Treat Stop Signs As Yield Signs Following Passage of AB 122
• Frederick County Earns 3 AAA Bond Ratings
• 3 World War II Veterans Receive France's Highest Honor During Ceremony In Pittsburgh
• No. 9 Notre Dame Set To Kick Off Season With Trip To Florida State
• SMU Constitutional Law Professor Explains Supreme Court Allowing Texas' Heartbeat Law To Remain In Effect
• School Districts Face Substitute Teacher Shortages
• Limo operator avoids prison time in New York crash that killed 20
• Feds responding to reports of oil and chemical spills in Gulf of Mexico
• Labor Day Weekend Traffic Enforcement Effort Planned
• Defending Champ Alabama Faces No. 14 Miami In Atlanta
• San Francisco Firefighters Respond to Fire in Mission District
• Elijah McClain Death: Prosecuting Aurora Police Officers, Medics Could Be Difficult
• 46-Year-Old Melissa Heyer Sentenced To Federal Prison For Submitting False Claims To U.S.
• Some Of The First Caldor Fire Evacuees Begin Journey Back Home
• Suspect Arrested in Tenderloin Shooting That Killed Man Known for Community Work
• Newsom Campaign Sees Encouraging Signs Days Before Recall Vote
• Ida In NYC: Gov. Kathy Hochul Questions Why Subways Weren't Closed Earlier, Details Priorities To Avoid Station Flooding
• Former President George W. Bush To Speak At Private Flight 93 Memorial Service
• Man Taken Into Custody For Allegedly Stabbing Two People To Death In Covina
• Application Process For 2022-2023 Magnet Programs Begins On Sept. 14
• New Illinois Law Helps Special Needs Students Bridge The Digital Divide
• Local Strike Teams Defend Their 'Backyard' On The Front Lines Of The Caldor Fire
• Aberdeen Police Seeking To Identify Suspect In Malicious Destruction Of Property Investigation
• 'It's Honestly Been A Nightmare': Restaurant Supplier Hits Pause, Putting Some Metro Businesses In Peril
• For 4th Time In 15 Years, Shaler Residents Cleaning Up After Major Flooding
• 'Les Moore' Shares Concerns, Gets Feedback About 2021 Dallas Cowboys From CBS 11 Sports Team
• Neighbors Concerned About Recent Uptick In Crime In River North
• Ida In New Jersey: Businesses In Downtown Millburn Devastated By Flood Waters
• How to watch 2021 NFL season football games on NFL Game Pass
• National Weather Service Confirms Two Tornadoes In Anne Arundel County Wednesday
• 1 Dead After Officer-Involved Shooting On I-76 Off-Ramp
• In-Person Hearings & Trials Suspended For 2 Weeks In Miami-Dade Courts
• What Happens If A District Ignores The School Mask Mandate?
• Denver SWAT Called To Assist With Capture Of Homicide Suspect Wanted In Deadly Westminster Shooting
• Local Red Cross Helping Those Impacted By Hurricane Ida In DMV Area
• Lowrie, Canha Help A's Start Fast In 8-6 Win Over Tigers
• Hundreds Rescued As Flash Floods Take Union County Residents By Surprise
• Former Niles Police Commander Files Whistleblower Lawsuit And Refuses To Stay Silent, Claiming Retaliation After He Alleged Police Misconduct
• Giants Beat Brewers 5-1, Move Into 1st-Place Tie
• Red Cross Volunteers Help Cleanup, Assess Damage After Ida's Remnants Hit Western Pennsylvania
• The Vintage Tin
• Phillies Score At Least 7 Runs For 7th Straight Game To Erase 6-Run Deficit To Sweep Nationals
• Former Georgia prosecutor indicted over handling of Ahmaud Arbery's case
• Maryland Department Of Health Announces Plan To Improve Patient Healthcare Services
• El Paso County Sheriff's Deputies Shoot, Kill Armed Man
• Ida In NYC: Trains Coming Back Online After Flood Waters Fill Subways And Buses
• Hospital worker on fighting to save patients during historic outage
• New Orleans music venue serves meals to residents without power
• California Aims To Restrict Use Of Rubber Bullets, Chemical Irritants At Protests
• Illinois State Police Investigate Gunfire That Damaged Car On Edens Expressway
• Giants Avoid Sweep Vs. Brewers; Tied For 1st In NL West Ahead Of Dodgers Showdown
• Apple Valley Celebrates Gable Steveson Day
• Catalytic Converter Thieves Shoot At San Francisco Resident Who Tried To Stop Theft
• Some McKeesport School District Students Could Be Left Without A Bus Ride To School On Friday
• 'Nope, Not Going Back!' 7 Out Of 10 Working Remotely Say They'd Rather Quit Than Go Back To The Office
• Limo Company Operator Pleads Guilty To Charges In Deadly 2018 Crash In Schoharie
• Bears Training Camp: Linebacker Alec Ogletree Signed For His Ninth Year
• La Grange Teen Wins Prestigious Newhouse Architecture And Design Prize
• Texas' Heartbeat Law Stands After No Action By Supreme Court
• 'High Probability' Police Gunfire Killed 8-Year-Old Fanta Bility During Academy Park High School Football Game Shooting, DA Says
• Ida On Long Island: 80-Foot Oak Falls On Lloyd Neck Home, Nearby Caumsett State Park Devastated
• Abe Coleman, Trusted Mentor, Site Director For Chapter Of 5000 Role Models Of Excellence Has Passed Way
• United Center To Require Proof Of Full COVID Vaccination Or Negative COVID Test For All Events
• Woman's Real ID Lost After It Was Mailed From Secretary Of State's Office As Postal Problems Continue
• Dive Boat Tragedy: Families Of 34 Killed Sue Coast Guard
• 30 Bucks County Residents Forced To Temporarily Move Due Damage From Storms
• 'I Was Terrified': Driver On Flooded Storrow Drive Recounts Being Trapped In SUV
• West Side Family Pleads For Help Finding Suspect Who Killed 33-Year-Old Travell Miller
• Another Bay Harbor Islands Apartment Building Ordered To Evacuate After Being Deemed Unsafe
• Dallas ISD Reports 'Data Security Incident'
• Ida In New Jersey: 70-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Swept Away By Flood Waters In Passaic
• US States That Had Some The Worst Covid-19 Case Rates In Past Week Also Reported The Highest Rates Of New Vaccinations
• CBS4 Exclusive: Coral Gables Police Chief Talks About Recovery From Stroke
• Meet The Denver Zoo's Newest Penguin Chick
• Man who confronted reporter covering Ida on live TV arrested
• Sleep Experts Store Roof Partially Collapses In Plano
• Man Pinned By Van Inside St. Cloud Auto Shop Suffers 'Significant Leg And Arm Injury'
• Ida Impact: Families Rescued From Major Flooding In Mamaroneck, Schools Closed Thursday
• All Residents In Park Towne Place Towers Evacuated Due To Dangerous Conditions From Extreme Flooding Of Schuylkill River
• Ida In Connecticut: State Trooper Dies After Vehicle Was Swept Away By Floodwaters
• At Least 7 Tornadoes Confirmed, 5 People Killed As Ida Hit Philadelphia Region
• 'Not the Last Word;' Vice President Harris, Bay Area Lawmakers Condemn Texas Abortion Law, SCOTUS Decision
• Lowrie, Canha Help A's Start Fast To Beat Tigers
• Grand Rapids Research Group To Pay $1.1M To Settle Probe Of Ties To China
• Ida In New Jersey: 4 Residents Of Complex Near Elizabeth River Killed By Floodwaters
• 9-Month-Old Girl On Flight Of Afghan Evacuees Dies After Landing In Philadelphia, Police Say
• Reopening Of Schools Partly Blamed For Spike In Children With COVID-19'; Gov. DeSantis Continues To Downplay Spread Of Coronavirus
• Teenager Killed In Crash With Semi Near Lake Mille Lacs
• Proud Boys and Oath Keepers expected at September 18 rally in D.C.
• Flood Possibly Caused Gas Leak Before Rahway, NJ Home Exploded, Police Say
• More Than 100 People Saved From Floodwaters In Wilmington, Delaware, Officials Say
• Ivermectin Is Not Effective Against COVID-19, Public Health Officials Say
• Texas Schools To Share Threat Intelligence To Combat Cyberattacks
• Fully Vaccinated People Are Less Likely To Develop Long COVID, New Study Says
• Strange Smell Permeating The Air In Several Pittsburgh Neighborhoods
• At Least 1 Dead In Independence Crash, Police Say
• School In Richardson ISD Closed Temporarily Due To 'Significant Number' Of COVID-19 Cases, Switches To Virtual Learning
• New Bedford Sees 9.5 Inches Of Rain From Ida's Remnants
• 40 Students, Driver Rescued After School Bus Trapped In Rising Flood Waters
• Black Mountain Fire Continues To Burn Unchecked At 416 Acres
• Officials Warn Of High Water Conditions Through Labor Day Weekend
• 5 Things To Do In Colorado's Mountains Over Labor Day Weekend, Including Glenwood Caverns' Mudslide Festival
• Massachusetts Reports 1,593 New COVID-19 Cases, 14 Additional Deaths
• BWI Airport Welcomes Air Senegal
• Manchin calls for "strategic pause" on $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill
• 3 Ex-MPD Officers Ask Judge To Block Streaming Of Trial In George Floyd's Death
• BSO Detectives Investigate Human Skull Found In Pompano Beach
• Jacqueline Jackson, Wife Of Rev. Jesse Jackson, Is Now Able To Breathe On Her Own As She Battles COVID-19
• National Aquarium To Require Covid-19 Vaccines For Staff & Volunteers Beginning Oct. 1
• Several Lanes Of EB I-80 Near Davis Blocked Due To Crash
• Washington County Woman Accused Of Keeping Sister Locked In A Wooden Cage Pleads Guilty
• 3 Human Cases Of West Nile Virus Found In Middlesex County This Year
• Faculty On Strike During Opening Day At Oakland University
• COVID: Sonoma County Correctional Lieutenant Dies From Virus Complications
• Being Fully Vaccinated Reduces Odds Of Long-Term Covid-19 Symptoms By Half, UK Study Suggests
• California Recall: Voters Returning Ballots So Far Largely Democratic, Older
• Powerball, Mega Millions Jackpots Total Nearly $700 Million For Weekend Drawings
• Gov. DeSantis Touts Successes Of Monoclonal Antibody Treatments During Palm Beach County Visit
• 1st-Degree Manslaughter Charge Added Against Former Officer Kim Potter, Accused In Daunte Wright's Death
• Bill Requiring Website For Rape Survivors To Track Rape Kits Passes, Heads To Governor
• 2 Hurt In Shooting Near Stockton; Woman, 30, Arrested
• Colorado's COVID Comeback Means Tax Refunds And Income Tax Rate Cut
• 'Get Them Started Off Right': Pittsburgh Promise To Hand Out Sustainable Backpacks To 1,600 Sixth Graders
• Man Charged With Homicide By Vehicle While DUI In Homestead Pedestrian Crash
• Former San Leandro Police Sergeant Sentenced To Probation For Faking Overtime Hours Worked
• Johnson County Deputies: Man Shoots, Kills Wife Then Calls 911
• Dallas Firefighter David Leos Loses Battle With COVID-19
• FAA grounds Virgin Galactic rockets while probing Branson trip
• Bill Passed By California State Senate Would Force Gender Neutral Displays For Child Products In Big Stores
• Mets acting general manager Zack Scott on leave after DWI arrest
• Forney Man Wanted In Connection With Multiple Vehicle Thefts Arrested In Denton
• Stanislaus County Reinstating Indoor Mask Order As COVID-19 Hospitalizations Multiply
• Yuma Rancher Timothy Ortner Arrested In Animal Cruelty Case
• Cowboys Don't Seem Interested In Signing Cam Newton
• Recovery Begins After Confirmed Tornado In Annapolis Leaves Extreme Damage
• Pittsburgh Westinghouse Football Players And Coaches Quarantining Until Sept. 8
• Several Schools In Region To Close Friday Or Go Virtual Due To Storm Damage
• 9-month-old on flight carrying Afghan evacuees dies in Philadelphia
• Hippodrome Theater To Require Proof Of Vaccination
• Mets Acting GM Zack Scott Arraigned For DWI Charge In White Plains, Placed On Administrative Leave
• After 14 Days On The Lines Of The Dixie Fire, Crew Of Colorado Firefighters Head Home
• Ida's Impact: Cleanup Underway After Remnants Of Storm Cause Widespread Flooding, Damage
• New State-Of-The-Art Crosswalk Unveiled In Eagle Rock
• State Of Illinois Has Paid Out More Than $252 Million Through Illinois Rental Payment Program To Help Tenants Struggling During Pandemic
• 4 Juveniles Arrested For Starting Fire That Destroyed St. Leo's Church In Tacony, DA Says
• Pair Of Orphaned Bear Cubs Brought To Ramona Wildlife Center After Getting Too Close To Humans In Tulare County
• Nottingham Man Elias Costaines Charged In Capitol Riot Now Charged In Drug Conspiracy
• NFC North Preview: 'Got To Give It Up To The Reigning MVP In Aaron Rodgers,' Says CBS Chicago's Marshall Harris
• Chicago Charade: Accused Serial Scammer Candace Clark Returns To Court
• Eurostars Magnificent Mile Hotel To Pay $10,000 Fine For 'Nuisance Issues'
• Monroe Street Midway Offers Free Roller Skating During Its Closing Weekend
• Santa Clarita Massage Therapist Jorge Panama Arrested on Sex Assault Charges
• Flooding Downpours To Set Up Over South Florida's Metro Areas
• Temple-Rutgers Season Opener Postponed Until Saturday By Ida
• 'The Talk' Announces Akbar Gbajabiamila As New Host
• 'We Want To Provide A Higher Level Of Service': Corinth And Lake Dallas Police Departments Merge
• Is Your Child's Teacher Vaccinated For COVID-19? Most North Texas Schools Districts Aren't Asking
• Remnants Of Hurricane Ida Hit Maryland Hard Leaving Businesses In Cecil & Frederick County Left To Pick Up The Pieces
• Anne Arundel County Executive Declares Local State Of Emergency Following Devastating Storm Damage
• TEXAS ABORTION LAW: After SCOTUS Decision, Pelosi Says House Will Take Up Bill Protecting Repro Rights
• Tony Romo Believes Eagles Could Be 'Surprise' Team, 'Shock' People
• Jury Selected For Theranos Founder Elizabeth Holmes Fraud Trial
• COVID: San Leandro Delays City Hall Reopening, Implements Vaccination / Testing Requirement For City Workers
• If Roe Is Overturned, Michigan Has Abortion Ban On The Books
• MedStar Issues Air Quality Alert Action Days Amid Spike In Respiratory Difficulty Emergencies
• Flooded Oakdale Businesses Say Damage Could Have Been Prevented
• Breckenridge Woman Seriously Injured In Western Kansas Car Crash That Also Killed 1
• WATCH LIVE: Bucks County Officials To Address Impacts From Remnants Of Ida
• UPDATE: Capitol Corridor Train Hits, Kills Person on Tracks Near Hayward Station
• Tom Brady Has Been Vaccinated, As Bruce Arians Reveals Bucs Are At 100 Percent
• Sergio Quintanilla Charged With Molesting Boy He Met Through Kingdom Hall Of Jehovah's Witness In La Puente
• 2 Sought In Assault Of Woman On Mountain View Trail
• 33 'Fancy' Purebred Persian Cats Up For Adoption After Surrender From Central Mass Home
• More Than 15,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Texas upends legal landscape with Supreme Court decision on abortion ban
• High Temperatures Creating Challenges For Central Calif. Grape Farmers
• Rain Totals For Boston Area In 2021 Have Already Passed 2020 With Four Months To Go
• Downtown Fort Lauderdale Street Closures For Mercedes-Benz Corporate Run
• Photos: Ida's Remnants Wash Out Roads, Flood Streets
• Feds Sue UPMC Over Healthcare Fraud Allegations
• Maryland Reaches 80% Vaccination Of Residents 12 And Older
• Chargers' Keenan Allen Draws High Praise From Inside The NFL's Julian Edelman, Brandon Marshall: 'His Craftiness At Line Of Scrimmage Second To None'
• Visa Gift Cards Given To People Getting A COVID Vaccine
• Portion Of Norristown Under Boil Water Advisory, Pennsylvania American Water Says
• Minnesota Weather: Rain Expected In The Evening Into Friday, Cooler Temps For Labor Day Weekend
• GM, Ford Halt Some Production As Chip Shortage Worsens
• Transgender Puerto Ricans say they're experiencing a culture of violence
• Senate Republicans Elect Mark Johnson As Interim Majority Leader
• Dallas Police SWAT Vehicle Responds After Man With Gun Reported at Apartment Complex
• CTU Demanding Better COVID Safety Protocols From CPS
• Judge Rules Sexually Violent Predator Calvin Grassmier Can Be Placed in Antelope Valley
• Denver Weather: Labor Day Weekend Starts Near Normal, Then Turns Hot!
• Waltham School Buses Trapped In Flooded Parking Lot
• Elijah McClain's family on indictments: "We can hold them accountable"
• How Will Dak Prescott Look Coming Back From Injury? NFL On CBS' Tony Romo, Phil Simms Weigh In
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Tours Destruction Left Behind After Tornado Rips Through Mullica Hill
• More Than 80% Of Americans Have Some Immunity To Coronavirus, Blood Survey Finds
• WeHo's Famous Halloween Carnaval Canceled For Second Straight Year
• Dallas Firefighter David Leos Loses Battle With COVID-19
• Warning Sent Out To Residents In Niwot After Night Cam Captures Images Of Stalking Mountain Lion
• Florida Unemployment Claims Tick Up As Federal Assistance Programs Set To End
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed By Delivery Truck In Niles
• Baltimore Man Charged With Attempted Murder For Shooting Maintenance Worker
• LA City Councilman Calls For $5 Million More To Help South LA Neighborhood Rocked By Fireworks Explosion
• 'I Can't Live Like This': Northbridge Homeowner Hit With Major Flooding In Storm
• Pittsburgh Weather: Airport Records A Month's Worth Of Rain In 2 Days
• Crews Have Lassen Fire In Lucas Valley-Marinwood Almost Completely Contained
• Kalamazoo-Area FBI Agent Waives Key Hearing In Alleged Assault On His Wife
• Deadline Looms For Lawmakers To Take Action On Bonus Pay For Frontline Workers
• 3 Men Arrested After 13-Year-Old Shot In Failed Robbery Attempt, Police Say
• 'Top Gun' Sequel Release Delayed To May Of 2022
• Golden Glades Southbound I-95 Ramp To Turnpike Closed After Early Morning Crash
• 17-Year-Old Charged In Murder of Man On CTA Red Line Train At Garfield Stop
• Delta variant, EU restrictions cast pall over travel sector
• 2 Men In Serious Condition After Shooting In River North
• Miami Proud: On The Front Lines Of The Pandemic With Broward Health Dr. Jean Dominique Foureau
• Miami Weather: Partly Cloudy Start, Showers & Storms Develop Late Morning Into The Afternoon
• Some Of BWCA To Reopen As Firefighting Progresses
• Prince Harry: "Where you're born" shouldn't dictate vaccine access
• Rep. Doug Lamborn Taking Steps To Try To Keep Space Command In Colorado
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 4,816 New Cases, 90 Additional Deaths
• COVID In Minnesota: State Updates Figures With 22 More Deaths, 1,904 More Cases
• Rain Totals: Who Has The Most For September 2?
• California Community Colleges Flag Broad Attempted Financial Aid Scam

• Deputies Revive 21-Month-Old Girl Who Nearly Drowned In Carson
• ASK A DOC: Dr. Pallavi Kumar Of LifeBridge Health Talks Cancer Treatments, COVID Vaccine Boosters
• Former Miami Beach Waterfront Home Of Notorious Prohibition-Era Gangster Al Capone Slated For Demolition
• Michigan District Offering $2,500 Bonus To New Bus Drivers
• Supreme Court Refuses To Block Texas Heartbeat Abortion Law
• Heavy Rain From Ida's Remnants Causes Portsmouth, RI Road To Crumble
• Part Of East Wareham Road Washed Away By Flooding
• General Robert E. Lee statue can be removed, Virginia Supreme Court rules
• Lawrence County Woman Surrenders On Charges Related To Jan. 6 Capitol Riot
• Police: Man Says He Was Using 'Heavy Amount Of Narcotics,' Does Not Remember Snatching Purse From Miami Beach Diner
• Lawsuit Filed Against Coast Guard On 2-Year Anniversary Of Conception Dive Boat Fire That Killed 34 Off Santa Barbara Coast
• Dolphins Look Ahead To Season Opener Against Patriots In New England
• More Michigan Counties Order Masks Inside Schools
• Floodwaters In Center City Trapping Some Residents Inside Buildings
• Oak Lawn Community High School Lockdown Lifted Following Police Investigation Into 'Domestic Disturbance'
• Pfizer plans new vaccine packaging options that could help availability
• General Lee statue can be removed, Virginia Supreme Court rules
• Apple eases App Store commission rules for e-publishers
• Boston Marathon Participants Will Have To Provide Proof Of Vaccination Or Negative COVID Test, B.A.A. Announces
• SEE IT: Jets Spotted Over Annapolis
• Kidsburgh: Back To School
• Hate Crimes In Colorado Hit Historic High: 'The Data Is Concerning'
• Authorities Remind South Florida Drivers To Stay Safe & Sober This Labor Day Weekend
• NFC West Preview: 'The Strongest Division In Football', CBS San Francisco's Vern Glenn Has 49ers Coming Out On Top
• JeffCo Sheriff's Office: Chatfield Senior High School Investigation Is Over 'Allegations Of Sexual Misconduct'
• Twin baby boys found dead inside car at South Carolina day care
• Baltimore City Music Teacher Lewis Blandon Charged With Child Pornography
• Tom Brady Goes All The Way In On 'Fat, Out Of Shape' Mike Vrabel: 'Kind Of An [Expletive] Hole'
• Victor Amador Camargo Garcia, 28, Identified As Dallas Homicide Victim
• 5 Things You Should Know About Thyroid Eye Disease
• MDOT To Lift Traffic Restrictions To Ease Labor Day Weekend Travel
• Afghan women stage rare protest to demand rights under Taliban
• U.S. effort to resettle Afghan refugees faces major hurdles
• Jarren Duran's Mindset In Game-Winning At-Bat: 'Gotta Do Something For The Boys'
• Minnesota Sees Significant Reductions In Extreme, Severe Drought Conditions
• Natomas Unified Taking Steps To Fire Teacher With Antifa Flag In Classroom
• Raccoon Rushes Away From Flood Waters, Takes A Long Rest On Oakdale Borough Steps
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 1,200 New Cases Reported As Key Metrics Rise
• College Nannies And Sitters: Virtual Job Fair
• 'Promises Made, Promises Kept': Florida To Fine Businesses, Schools $5,000 If They Ask For Proof Of COVID Vaccination
• Auto Maker Stellantis Will Fill Gap By Buying A Finance Arm
• Plymouth Swamped With 7.7 Inches Of Rain In 12 Hours
• PHOTO: Car 'Swallowed By A Washed Away Driveway' In West Boylston
• Dixie Fire Update: Wind-Whipped Blaze Rapidly Advances Toward Highway 395; Wall Of Flames Surges Several Miles
• Hazmat Crew Cleaning Up After Multiple Semi-Truck Fire At Poly-America In Grand Prairie
• Broncos Prepare For Week 1 Hoping For Better Injury Luck In 2021
• 18 Men Arrested In Sacramento Region Child Sex Predator Sting
• New York and New Jersey declare states of emergency as Ida barrels through
• PTL Links: Sept. 2, 2021
• PTL's Labor Day Cocktail Recipes
• Colorado Rockies Pitcher Kyle Freeland Leaves Game With A Left Hip Impingement
• WATCH: At The Fair, WCCO's Heather Brown Tries Milking A Cow For The First Time
• 3 Members Of 'Native Mob' Gang Sentenced To Prison For Distributing Meth, Assault
• Fewer Americans need jobless aid, but Delta variant poses threat
• Pitt Football Receives $20 Million Gift From Alumnus, The Largest Single Donation In Team History
• Michigan Man Held In Bomb Hoax At Trump Hotel In Las Vegas
• Matt Turner Will Start USMNT's World Cup Qualifier Thursday Night Vs. El Salvador
• Liz Cheney named vice chair of House January 6 committee
• Effort underway to rescue "hopeless" girls soccer team from Afghanistan
• What's behind China's new online gaming restrictions for kids?
• Justice Sotomayor pens scathing dissent of Texas abortion ban
• N'Keal Harry Starting Season On Injured Reserve For Patriots
• Fort McCoy In Wisconsin Holding Largest Population Of Afghan Evacuees
• New York Weather: Nice Thursday After Ida Pulls Away
• Driver Killed After Slamming Into Tree In Simi Valley
• Chairman of the Joint Chiefs: "We all have pain and anger" after Afghan war
• Major Flooding Of Schuylkill River Forces Road Closures In Philadelphia, Disrupting SEPTA Service
• Ida's Impact: Safely Cleaning Storm Damage Following Wednesday's Storms
• More Than 500,000 Children Tested Positive For COVID-19 In 3 Weeks. Experts Say School Mask Mandates Are Needed
• Patriots Reportedly Set To Add Quarterback Garrett Gilbert To Practice Squad
• Bank says up to 3.5 million households risk eviction
• Supreme Court rejects bid to block Texas 6-week abortion ban
• Ida Impact: Drivers Caught In Fast-Moving Flooding On Long Island Expressway
• New study reveals rate of "breakthrough" COVID cases
• Student killed in shooting at North Carolina high school
• Remnants Of Ida Leave Oakdale Streets Filled With Floodwater
• Vermont offering up to $7,500 for workers willing to move
• Pittsburgh Weather: Wednesday's Rain Puts September Well-Ahead Of Normal Rainfall Levels
• Flooded Roadways Affecting Schools Thursday Morning
• Florida funeral home workers try to keep up with the dying
• VIDEO: Massive Flooding Shuts Down Portion Of Vine Street Expressway
• A Day After 880 Crown Point, Indiana Students Were Sent Home To Quarantine After COVID-19 Exposure, They've Been Asked To Return To School
• Patriots Practice Squad: Brian Hoyer, Tre Nixon, Kristian Wilkerson, D'Angelo Ross Added
• Ida Remnants Bring Down Trees In Dennis, Flood Falmouth Street
• Some Worcester Streets Shut Down Due To Overnight Flooding
• Flooding Shuts Down Part Of Storrow Drive Overnight
• Chicago Weather: Beach Hazards Statement In Effect; Comfortable Temperatures Ahead
• Paralympian stripped of gold medal for being 3 minutes late
• Several People Rescued From Rising Water In Roxborough As Schuylkill River Overflows Banks
• 'In Tua We Trust': Miami Dolphins Head Coach Supports Starting QB Amid Deshaun Watson Speculation
• Allegheny County Police Arrest Suspect In Fatal Crash In Monroeville
• 'You Get To Have Fun,' Salem School Program Helps Kids Catch Up From Pandemic Learning Loss
• Health Department Shuts Down Subway Shop In Oakland
• Groundbreaking Ceremony Takes Place For Redevelopment Of Former Civic Arena Site
• Sean Parnell Gets Endorsement Of Former President Donald Trump In Pa. Senate Race
• Teenager Sentenced In Death Of Undercover Detective During Botched Robbery In Cleveland
• COVID: Group Of Cupertino Parents Want Remote Learning Reinstated Amid Rise In Pediatric Cases
• Pirates First All-Minority Lineup Honored 50 Years Later
• Pirates Surrender 2 Home Runs To Rookie Gavin Sheets, Lose 6-3 To White Sox
• Tracking Ida: Mayor Bill De Blasio Declares State Of Emergency In NYC As Heavy Rains Cause Flash Flooding
• Gerrit Cole Throws 15 Strikeouts Against Angels As Yankees Rebound From 4-Game Skid
• Tracking Ida: New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Declares State Of Emergency As Storms Cause Damage Across State
• Tracking Ida: Rare Tornado Warnings And Historic Rainfall Devastate Tri-State
• Tornado Warnings, Watch Issued Overnight For Cape And Islands, But No Major Damage Reported

Videos from September 2, 2021

• COVID-19 positivity rate in kids surges in August, report finds
• Twin baby boys found dead inside car at South Carolina day care
• 9/2: Red and Blue
• U.S. monitoring potential threats from ISIS-K in Afghanistan
• New Orleans music venue feeds people without power
• Doctors sound alarm over surge in pediatric COVID cases
• Supreme Court declines to block Texas abortion law
• Louisiana hospitals evacuate patients after devastating hurricane
• Senator Joe Manchin calls for "pause" on Biden's $3 trillion plan
• Thousands of evacuees from Afghanistan arrive in the United States
• Judge approves Purdue Pharma bankruptcy plan, shielding Sackler family
• Families of 9/11 victims file complaint against FBI
• Federal unemployment benefits set to end after Labor Day
• D.C. attorney general "very disappointed" by end of federal eviction moratorium
• Former Planned Parenthood president addresses Texas abortion ban
• Caldor Fire expands overnight as crews scramble to protect South Lake Tahoe
• Death toll climbs as Ida remnants slam the Northeast
• Biden says he has spoken to FEMA and governors in areas slammed by Ida
• Sneak peek: The Suspicious Death of Christian Andreacchio
• Former Afghan government minister who fled discusses hopes for her nation's future
• Remnants of Ida slammed Northeast with heavy rain, tornadoes and deadly flooding
• 60 Minutes+ explores how QAnon is tearing loved ones apart
• "They're the first ones that either don't believe us or violate us": Transgender Puerto Ricans describe police dismissing hate crimes
• Hospitals under pressure from rise in COVID-19 Delta variant
• "The culture here is still not ready to accept us": Transgender Puerto Ricans speak out against discrimination and violence
• Severe weather and fires devastate regions of U.S.
• Pittsburgh artist's portrait cookies teach lessons in Asian American history
• Similar surgeries at same hospital result in very different medical bills for Seattle man
• Loved ones mourn "QAnon casualties" on 60 Minutes+
• Businesses supporting office workers suffer as remote work becomes norm
• A visit to a Chinese "detox" center for video game addicts
• U.S. housing Afghan evacuees at military bases in five states
• Family responds to grand jury indictments in Elijah McClain death
• Ida remnants slam Northeast with heavy rains and winds
• Supreme Court refuses to block restrictive Texas abortion law
• WorldView: Russia to deliver military equipment to Belarus, bees attack Bolivia soccer match
• Supreme Court decides 5-4 to allow restrictive Texas abortion law
• Firefighters divert flames from South Lake Tahoe as Caldor Fire grows
• Louisiana racing to restore power to hundreds of thousands amid dangerous heat
• At least 10 dead as Ida remnants pummel Northeast
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