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Articles from September 3, 2021

• Gov. Newsom Seeks $16.7M In Aid For Afghan Refugees
• Nurses Say Continuing Personnel Shortages Beset COVID Care Workers
• Mountain View Begins Enforcing Ban on Most RV Street Parking
• 'A Punch In The Gut': Tourists Told To Stay Out Of Tahoe Amid Fire Concerns
• 'Move Over' Safety Law Gets Extra Attention From Law Enforcement This Labor Day Holiday Weekend
• Wild Horse Roundup Continues In The Sand Wash Basin
• Sacramento Convention Center Welcomes Back Crowds For SacAnime
• Ohtani Strikes Out 8 On 117 Pitches, Angels Beat Rangers 3-2
• Looking For Looters: Police Patrols Make Arrests In South Lake Tahoe Evacuation Zone
• Weather Extra: Warming Climate Intensifying Hurricanes And Wildfires
• Palo Alto Man Arrested After Shooting Child at School with Air Rifle
• 'He Had Such A Big Heart': Man Dies After Downtown LA Road Rage Crash
• San Jose Homeless RV Parking Site Decision Spurs Backlash
• Denver Police Investigate Officer-Involved Shooting Involving Westminster Police
• Arizona Man Who Called Himself 'QAnon Shaman' In Riot Pleads Guilty After Mental Evaluation In Colorado
• Why Did A Parks Police Department Need High-Powered Guns Typically Used By SWAT Teams?
• COVID-19 Mu Variant Potentially Able To Evade Vaccines And Is Present In LA County, Health Officials Say
• Residents Concerned About Safety Of Jefferson Park Viaduct
• Modesto Police Release Graphic Footage Of Shooting That Resulted In Officer's Amputated Leg
• Chicago Weather: Labor Day Weekend Starts With Sprinkles, But Sunshine To Follow
• Suspected DUI Driver Who Led Police In Friday Pursuit, Causing Rollover Crash With Other Vehicle, Arrested
• A Reformulated Taste Of Colorado Amid The Changing Restaurant Business In Downtown
• Small Business Owner Says Homeless Encampments Raise Safety Concerns
• Alternative High Schools Work To Keep Students Out Of Justice System
• Ordinance Restricting Homeless Encampments In Parts Of Los Angeles Goes Into Effect Friday
• Countries Make Move to Curb Plastic Waste in Oceans
• Married Boston Doctors Among 4 Killed In Farmington, Connecticut Plane Crash
• Much of New Orleans could see power restored next week
• Semien Hits Walk-off HR, Jays Rally Three Times To Beat A's
• Richardson ISD School Latest COVID-19 Closure Amid Spike In Texas Student Cases
• As Pres. Joe Biden Moves To Declassify 9/11 Documents, Pittsburgh Attorney Representing Families In Lawsuit Against Saudi Arabia Calls For Transparency
• Revolution Defeat Philadelphia Union 1-0, Sets Club Record For Road Wins In A Season
• Ald. Jim Gardiner Apologizes For Series Of Offensive Texts About Women, Fellow Alderman
• New Yorker On A Mission To Help Delivery Worker Caught On Video Wading Through Floodwater During Ida
• Blue Jays Rally Three Times to Beat A's
• 4-Year-Old Boy Shot In Head In Woodlawn In Critical Condition: CFD
• Planned Parenthood wins restraining order against Texas Right to Life
• 'Smells Like Ribs Everywhere': Pittsburghers Celebrate Labor Day Weekend At Heinz Field Kickoff And Rib Fest
• New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu Hospitalized With Bleeding Ulcer After Having Flu-Like Symptoms
• 'I've Never Seen This Kind Of Damage' Cleanup In Annapolis Continues After Two Tornadoes Rip Through Maryland
• Miami Beach Adds 50 Police Officers To Deter Crime, Maintain Order Ahead Of Holiday Weekend
• 'There's Trees All Over The Place' Cleanup Continues In Edgewater Following Ida's Mayhem
• Businesses Continue To Offer Incentives In Effort To Get More People Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Ida Aftermath: Flooding Leads To Mudslides In Yonkers
• President Biden Directs Declassification Of 9/11-Related Documents
• Ravens Players Host Event To Help Youth In Baltimore Community
• Crews, Residents Continue Cleanup In Montgomery County Following Wednesday's EF2 Tornado
• SEE IT: Floodwaters From Ida Cause Basement Wall To Collapse
• Made In America Festival Pushes On Despite Historic Flooding, 'Frustrated' Neighbors
• Naomi Osaka dealt stunning defeat at U.S. Open
• Schwarber, Red Sox Beat Indians 8-5 For 3rd Straight Win
• 2021 Orange Blossom Classic's Battle Of The Bands Canceled Due To Inclement Weather
• Marlins Dominate Phillies 10-3
• Gas Prices Soar Amid Labor Day Travels
• Michael J. Fox and his pal, Gus
• 5 Charged In Deadly Shooting, Denver-Area Crime Spree
• Phillies Blasted By Marlins As 6-Game Winning Streak Ends
• State Fair Vendors To Donate Extra Food Amid Low Attendance
• Hany Mukhtar Scores Twice, Nashville Beats NYCFC
• Mother Fights To Get Life Rings On Chicago's Lakefront After Son Drowns Near Pratt Pier
• Boulder County Sees Outbreaks of COVID Among Vaccinated People, Implements Mask Mandate
• Biden Blames Unvaccinated For Slowing Economic Recovery; U of C Professor Addresses Impact Of Low Job Growth
• Fenway Park Begins Requiring Masks For Indoors Areas At Red Sox Games
• Renul Forbes Of Glen Burnie Sentenced To House Arrest For Impersonating U.S. Marshal
• Baltimore Police Searching For 80-Year-Old Barbara Mae Hopkins
• Galt Officer Injured In Head-On Crash That Killed Partner Released From Hospital
• 'One Last Hoorah': Labor Day Weekend Brings Many Travelers To Provincetown With Summer Winding Down
• Dallas ISD Teacher Comes Out Of Retirement To Help Students
• Rocket explodes over Pacific Ocean during first-ever test flight
• Police: Suspects In Attempted Catalytic Converter Theft Shoot At Eyewitness In Fremont
• Rabbis From Long Island, Queens Urge Communities To Get COVID Vaccine
• Judge John Chupp Grants Temporary Injunction Blocking Fort Worth ISD From Enforcing Masks
• Shed Destroyed By Fire At Village Exchange Center Urban Farm
• New Art Exhibit Memorializes The Pandemic Across The Americas
• One Dead, Two Injured, Hit-And-Run Suspect At Large Following Horrific San Jose Crash
• Husband Sentenced To Life With Possibility Of Parole For 2019 Killing Of His Wife In El Dorado County
• Apple Pauses Plans For New Child Safety Tools After Privacy Backlash
• Suspect Who Allegedly Fired At School Bus Shot, Killed By Police Outside School District Office In Buena Park
• 28-Year-Old Deshawn Murdock Arrested On Weapon And Drug Distribution Charges
• IDES Warning People About Rising Unemployment Scams As Checks End For Nearly 453,000 In Illinois
• Court Upholds $2.7M Award Against San Francisco Landlord Once Described As 'Ruthless Predator'
• Planned Parenthood Of The Rocky Mountains Prepares For Influx Of Woman From Texas After 6-Week Abortion Ban
• Pilot Dies When Small Plane Crashes Into Pond After Takeoff
• Judge: Nikolas Cruz Will Not Be Called An 'Animal' Or 'That Thing' During Trial
• Unusual 'Hail Fog' Forms After Storm Hits Highlands Ranch
• Baltimore City Announces Funding For Community Land Trusts
• Maryland School For The Blind Students To Play Beep Baseball Wednesday
• I-70 Reopens In Glenwood Canyon After Flash Flood Threat Passes
• Parkways, Expressways Reopen In New York City As Cleanup From Ida Continues
• Ida Aftermath: Search Continues In Passaic For Missing College Students Nidhi Rana, Ayush Rana
• SFPD Arrest Armed Suspect Following Confrontation Outside School
• SRA Scholar Uses Camera to Help Photo Subjects Heal from Trauma
• Despite COVID Cases and Wildfire Smoke, Many Still Coming to Bay Area for Holiday
• Big3 Co-Founder Ice Cube Discusses Championship, Olympics & Inclusivity
• Police: Man Holding Baby Fires Shots At Woman Following Road Rage Incident
• Former FBI agent says 9/11 hijackers had U.S.-based support network
• 2 Men Hospitalized After Shooting in Point Breeze, Philadelphia Police Say
• Maryland State Employees Get Four Hours Of Leave To Volunteer In Honor of 9/11 Anniversary
• Caldor Fire Update: Cal Fire 'Cautiously Optimistic' As Winds Ease; Devastation In Phillips Park; Firefight At Lower Echo Lake
• 1 Homicide Suspect Dead After Pulling Gun On Arapahoe County Sheriff's Deputies
• "They said they were vitamins": Jail inmates unknowingly got ivermectin
• Uber, Lyft to cover legal fees of drivers sued under Texas abortion law
• Innocent Man Killed, 3 Hurt After Pursuit Ends In Violent Crash In Koreatown
• Boston's Urban Golf Club Provides Golf Instruction While Teaching Kids Financial Literacy
• Update: Victims' Attorneys Cautiously Optimistic Oversight of Oakland Police Will End Soon
• Burglars Target Cure d'Ars Catholic Church, Steal Artifacts, Surveillance Cameras
• Rosh Hashanah Celebrations Planned With COVID In Mind For 2nd Straight Year
• Jarren Duran Becomes Latest Red Sox Player Added To COVID Related IL
• Jacqueline Jackson, Wife Of Rev. Jesse Jackson, Released From Hospital After Fight With COVID-19
• Video Shows St. Paul Police Officer Dragged After Suspect Jumps Into Pickup Truck
• LA County Animal Care Offering $20 Pet Adoptions Throughout September
• Broadway Fan Favorites 'Hadestown,' 'Waitress' Return After 17-Month Shutdown
• Rocklin Murder Questions Remain Unanswered For Family After Arrest
• Emmett Till memorial sign missing days after 66th anniversary of his death
• Keith Urban's Tour Production Manager Dies After Falling From Stage Before Concert In Ohio
• Dixie Fire Update: Firefight On Escarpment Near Highway 395; 'This Fire Moves Even When There Is No Wind'
• New York City Council Calls For Oversight Hearing On Why City Wasn't Better Prepared For Ida
• COVID-19 Cases Rising In Kids As Students Head Back To School
• Texas Democratic & Republican Party Chairs Discuss Bills Passed During Legislative Sessions
• Spacewalkers hook up Russian lab module power cables
• Gov. Hochul Visits Flood Victims In Westchester; Search Underway For Missing Iona College Professor Frances Bailie
• Livestock, Archery, Fashion, Sewing: No Shortage Of State Fair Activities For 4-H Kids
• Texas Abortion Law Has Ramifications In Upcoming Pennsylvania Elections, Both Sides Say
• Dating app CEO starts fund for Texas workers seeking abortions
• Maryland Weather: Pleasant Labor Day Weekend
• WWII veteran meets writer of letter he's carried around for 12 years
• Rep. Omar, Other Members Of 'The Squad' Speaking Out Against Line 3 Pipeline
• Furry Tails: Larry And Davy Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Florida Department Of Transportation Blamed For Biscayne Bay Pollution
• Biden surveys Hurricane Ida damage in Louisiana
• 'Broadway In Boston' Shows Requiring Masks, Proof Of COVID Vaccination
• Highest COVID Numbers Since Star Of Pandemic Could Still Go Higher
• Revolutionary 'Immersive Van Gogh' Show Coming To Pittsburgh
• Suit Challenges Pennsylvania's New Mask Mandate For Schools
• Gov. Newsom Calls GOP Rivals 'Anti-Vax,' But Are They?
• San Francisco Giants: Schedule Of Games Airing On CW31
• Cowboys' Prescott Says He's Ready For Brady, Buccaneers After Long Layoff
• California Lawmakers Advance Bill To Strip Badges From Bad Officers
• Satellite Images Show Severe Flooding In New Jersey
• Miami-Dade County Employees Could See 8 Percent Raise In Salary
• Cubs Win Without David Ross, Topping Pirates 6-5
• Lyft, Uber To Cover Legal Fees For Drivers Sued Under Texas Abortion Law
• Cresskill, NJ Middle And High School Students Will Start Year Remotely After Shared Building Suffers Severe Flood Damage
• COVID-19 Vaccine Deadline Extended In Illinois
• Ida Aftermath: What Do You Do If You Didn't Have Flood Insurance Before The Storm Hit?
• Small Plane Ends Upside Down At Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport, Occupants Uninjured
• President Biden Criticized After Saying He Visited Tree Of Life Synagogue When He Didn't
• Buena Park Police Release Images Of Suspect, Vehicle Involved In Drive-By Shooting Outside Knott's Berry Farm
• Boil Water Advisory Still In Effect As Water Returns To Lower Bucks County
• Kraft Heinz misrepresented its financial results, SEC says
• Plans For A September 20th COVID Booster Shot May Be Delayed
• 2 Juveniles Could Be Charged In Osprey Poaching Near Loveland
• Man In United States On Visa Fearful About What Could Happen To His Family In Afghanistan
• Ida Remnants Collapse Retaining Walls, Flood Homes With Sewage On Nassau County's North Shore
• 'It's Negligence'; Queens Residents Fed Up With Flooding, Demand Immediate Relief Money For Repairs
• Theodore McCarrick, First US Cardinal Charged With Child Sex Abuse, Pleads Not Guilty At Arraignment
• Murder Charge Filed After Jessica Vilaythong, Worker At Chase Bank Branch In River North, Dies In Stabbing
• Surveillance Video Shows Armed Robber Stealing Salmon From Publix Store
• Fort Worth's City Center Towers To Go Dark Amid Bird Migration
• COVID: ICU Beds In San Joaquin Valley Dwindle; CDPH Implements Surge Protocols
• Gov. Murphy Tours Ida Aftermath In New Jersey, Promises $10M For Businesses Dealing With Flooding
• San Jose Firefighters Knock Down 2-Alarm Fire at Downtown Apartment Building
• Police Investigating After Man Found Unresponsive On Centerville Street Dies
• Mullica Hill Residents 'Floored' By Generosity As Cleanup Begins Following EF-3 Tornado
• Threat Made At Pilot Point High School In Denton County
• Eagle County Detectives Make Major Drug Bust Involving Coke, Meth And Magic Mushrooms
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Appeals Judge's Ruling Reversing Executive Order On Masks
• 27 Men Looking To Buy Sex Cited In Cook County Sheriff Investigation
• State Senate President, Other Parents Sue Over Statewide School Mask Mandate
• Blinken to travel to Qatar but won't be meeting with Taliban
• Man Accused Of Harvesting Undersized Lobster Tails In Key Largo
• FBI agents share "greatest untold story of 9/11" 20 years later
• Check In With Your Loved Ones During September Which Is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
• 'This Building Has Had Issues Since Hurricane Irma,' Details Emerge In Latest Evacuation Of Bay Harbor Islands Building
• Baltimore Artist Megan Lewis Set To Start Mural Project At Penn-North SubwayLink Station
• On A Positive Note: Soothing Sounds
• Man Wanted For Attempted Kidnapping In Edison Park
• St. Paul Man Who Fired Gun In Direction Of MPD Officers Acquitted On All Charges
• Fires Prompt Air District To Extend Air Quality Advisory Through Labor Day Weekend
• Second Suspect Arrested in Fatal San Francisco Tenderloin District Shooting of Community Worker
• Jury Finds Joseph McCaughin Guilty In Shooting Death Of His Ex-Girlfriend's New Boyfriend Ryan Robertson
• 'Celebration Of Blackness': Orange Blossom Classic This Weekend At Hard Rock Stadium
• Vine Street Expressway Flooding Expected To Be Cleared By Saturday But Still No Timetable For Reopening
• Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf Tours Tornado Damage In Montgomery County As Cleanup Is Underway
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Doubles Down On Vaccine Passports
• Coast Guard, DNR Remind Boaters Of Safe Practices For Labor Day
• $4 Million, $1.5 Million Bond Set for Man, Woman Charged With First-Degree Murder After Naperville Altercation
• California Lawmakers Advance Bill To Strip Badges From Bad Police Officers
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (SEPTEMBER 4)
• Javier 'Turtle' Garcia Surrenders In Fatal South LA Hit-And-Run, But Refuses To Disclose Location Of Tow Truck
• Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava's Dad, Paul Levine Passes Away
• Vehicle Pursuit Leads To Officer Involved Shooting In Fort Worth, Witnesses Sought
• Atravius Weeks Now Faces 1st-Degree Charges In Murder Of Ex Outside Lakeville Day Care
• CBS3 SummerFest: Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City
• More Flooding Downpours From Slow Moving Storms Possible Friday
• Massachusetts Reports 1,703 New COVID-19 Cases, 10 Additional Deaths
• St. Paul Public Schools Requires Staff To Be Vaccinated For COVID-19
• Millions Of Children Diagnosed With COVID Since Start Of Pandemic; 'Hospitalizations Increasing Significantly'
• Weis Markets Issues Allergy Alert For $7 Crab Cake Meal Sold At Deli
• More Than 8,000 Afghan Refugees Now At Wisconsin's Fort McCoy
• Some Street Flooding As Severe Thunderstorm Moves Through Southern Part Of Denver Metro Area
• 25-Year-Old Brandon Tyrell Hardy Charged In Connection To A Hit & Run In Glen Burnie, Assault On Officers
• Endangered Baby Gazelle Introduced At Zoo Miami
• New Bill in State Legislature Paves Way for More Prescribed Burns
• $10,000 Reward Offered For Man Seen Throwing Molotov Cocktail Near Capitol
• Oscar De La Hoya Being Treated For COVID-19 In Hospital; Postpones Comeback Fight At Staples Center
• Ohio Man Accused Of Accosting MSNBC Reporter Covering Remnants Of Hurricane Ida In Mississippi Arrested
• Dallas Serial Rapist David Thomas Hawkins Sentenced To Life In Prison
• Man Fatally Shot In West Baltimore
• Theodore McCarrick, First US Cardinal Charged With Child Sex Abuse, Pleads Not Guilty At Arraignment In Dedham
• Dalton Risner's Jersey Retired By His High School Football Team In Wiggins
• Hearing Delayed In Boulder Supermarket Shooting Over Mental Health
• President Joe Biden Signs Executive Order To Declassify Documents About Sept. 11 Attacks
• Mesa County Elections Clerk Tina Peters Under Investigation Says She's Still Working
• Over 50,000 Afghan evacuees expected to resettle in U.S.
• Auburn Man, 56, Dies After Stabbing In Redding; 17-Year-Old Suspect Arrested
• Duquesne Police Find Mannequin Staged To Look Like Murder Of Teen Girl
• Former Lynn Postal Worker Sentenced For Stealing Stimulus Checks, Gift Cards In Mail
• Coloradans Embracing Return To In-Person State Fair At Pueblo Fairgrounds
• Santa Clara Residents Encouraged to Prepare for Emergencies
• Future Doctor Teaches Free Healthy Cooking Classes Using Ingredients From Pilsen Food Pantry
• Coast Guard Responds To Back-To-Back Calls Off Nantucket
• Groundbreaking Ceremony Held For Matthews Street Park In Boyle Heights
• CTA Announces Employees Must Be Vaccinated By Oct. 25
• Healthy Dak Prescott Gives Dallas Cowboys Best Chance In NFC East
• Vandenberg Rocket Launch 'Terminated' In Fiery Explosion Over Pacific Ocean
• State Adds COVID Testing Sites In Minneapolis, Lino Lakes
• Backlash Prompts Apple To Delay iPhone Photo-Scanning Plan
• Biden administration releases plan for combating next pandemic
• 'I'm Pretty Much Still Numb': Upper Dublin Township Residents Picking Up Pieces After EF-2 Tornado Causes Destruction
• Masks Recommended Outdoors In Montgomery County Due To High COVID-19 Transmission, Officials Say
• Showers Possible As College Football Games With Fans In The Stands Finally Return In Colorado
• U.S. to deliver over 500K Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine doses to Kosovo
• Lightning Strike Started Black Mountain Fire In Grand County
• Baltimore Man Royal Quinn Convicted In Rape Of Child At Norwood Elementary School In Dundalk
• Apple pauses plans to scan phones for child sexual abuse images
• Witness Testifies R. Kelly Paid $200,000 To Settle STD Suit
• Baltimore Fan Proposes With A Mini Salt Box
• PennDOT Holding CDL Recruitment Event
• Caldor Fire: Price Gouging Reported Among Lake Tahoe Evacuees
• 'You Want To Be Gangster, I Got Something For You': DPW Employee Charged For Threatening Coworker With Handgun In Municipal Building
• New Jersey Creates Grant Program To Help Small Businesses 'Crushed' By Tropical Storm Ida's Remnants
• Governor Hogan Names New Chief Judge To Maryland's Highest Court
• Howard County Prepares For Vaccine Boosters, Third Doses
• Compton's 90221 Celebrates With 'Date Meets Zip' Commemorative Postmark
• $100 COVID Vaccine Incentive Extended In Wisconsin
• First Generation Vietnamese-Americans Writing Letters To Afghans
• Voting Opens To Name UMD Police Department's Comfort Dog
• SEE IT: Bizarre Video Of Man Being Pushed By Car In Baltimore Under Investigation
• President Joe Biden Says Ida Shows 'Climate Crisis' Has Struck
• Firefighter Describes Harrowing Rescue Of Man Trapped In Bel Air Ravine For Over A Week
• Welcome To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards
• Tickets On Sale For Baltimore Blonde and Blue Crabs Feast At Guinness Open Gate Brewery
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Bridget
• Florida Fans Can Now Get A Walt Disney World License Plate
• Making Plans For Labor Day Weekend On Colorado's Front Range? Here Are 10 Things To Do
• Over $181 Million Was Wagered On Sports In Colorado In July According To Division Of Gaming
• Baltimore Man Lloyd Simon Pleads Guilty To Robbing Same Bank Twice In A Week
• Group Of MN Lawmakers Gathers At Capitol In Support Of Line 3, Oppose Visit From 'DC Squad'
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports Over 300 New Cases
• Illinois Reports 30,319 New Confirmed and Probable Cases of COVID-19, 78% Of Adults At Least Partially Vaccinated
• Ida Death Toll: More Than 3 Dozen People Killed When Flood Waters Sweep Tri-State; De Blasio Announces New Storm Evacuation Plan
• South Lake Tahoe Man, 37, Arrested On Suspicion Of Looting
• Ready Or Not, We're Just Over 6 Weeks Away From Denver's Average First Snow
• Lanes Reopen On I-90 Near Montrose Avenue After Police Investigate Reported Shooting
• Woman Attacked By Man On Bicycle While Walking On Ventura Bike Path
• Two Men Killed In Suitland Shooting Thursday Night
• Mike Sullivan Names Penguins Coaches Todd Reirden, Andy Saucier To Team USA Staff
• Arrest In Stun Gun Carjacking Of Chicago Rideshare Driver
• Welcome Back: After Delays, Bus Driver Shortages And More, Pittsburgh Public Schools Students Return
• COVID: Nearly 9,000 SFUSD Employees Fully Vaccinated Ahead Of Requirement
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 3,438 New Cases, 27 Additional Deaths
• Pittsburgh Steelers Get Seattle Seahawks Cornerback Ahkello Witherspoon
• Police Seek Help Finding Amber Haas, 39, Last Seen In Inver Grove Heights
• LAX Braces For Crush Of Labor Day Weekend Travelers
• Renaissance hedge fund execs to pay $7B in IRS settlement
• Fran Drescher Wins SAG-AFTRA Presidency
• Never Forget: 911 Flags Placed At Arlington Veterans Park In Honor Of Terror Attack Victims
• Sausalito License Plate Camera Alert Leads To Arrest of 3 People In Car With Stolen Plates
• CHP: Multiple Victims Wounded In Early Morning I-280 Freeway Shooting
• Inmates on home confinement could be sent back to prison after pandemic
• Denver Nuggets G League Affiliate Grand Rapids Gold To Host Open Tryouts In Denver
• Former Patriots Super Bowl Champ David Patten Dies At 47 Years Old
• Philadelphia Road Closures, Trash Pickup Delays Remain After Ida's Remnants Bring Historic Flooding
• 2's Got Your Ticket: Blue Man Group's Bold, Bombastic Show
• 18-year-old boxer dies 5 days after she was knocked out in fight
• Celtics Reportedly Acquire Juancho Hernangomez From Grizzlies For Kris Dunn, Carsen Edwards
• Sen. Minority Leader Susan Kent To Retire, Steps Down From Leadership Post
• Armed Man Killed By Lake Worth Police Officer During Early Morning Traffic Stop
• AFC North Preview: 'Cleveland, This Is Their Division To Lose,' Says CBS Pittsburgh's Bob Pompeani
• Cubs Manager David Ross, President Jed Hoyer Test Positive For COVID-19
• Appeal Spurs New Round of Battling Over Florida School Masks
• Tahoe Ski Resorts Using Snow Blowers To Help Fight Back Caldor Fire Flames
• Man Dies After Federal Boulevard Disturbance, Juvenile Arrested
• Cybersecurity Experts Call For Audit Of California Recall Election After Copies Of Dominion Software Released Publicly
• 3 People Robbed On CTA Purple Line Train Between Fullerton And Armitage
• Kensington Shooting Leaves 2 Men Dead, Police Say
• Test Rocket Explodes After Launch From Vandenberg, Public Warned To Watch Out For Debris
• Weather Service Forecasts Triple-Digit Temps for Holiday Weekend
• Florida Panthers Looking For 'Heroes Among Us'
• San Francisco City Services Restored After Morning Outage Disrupts 911, 311 Systems
• Keys To Giants 2021 Season? Phil Simms, Tony Romo & Boomer Esiason Point To Offensive Line & Daniel Jones' Development
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 5 Deaths, 2,138 New Cases
• 2021 Patriots Storylines: All Eyes On Mac Jones -- The New Face Of The Franchise
• Woodstock Man Gets 30 Years After Hitting 2 Women With Hammer On Crystal Lake Path
• Pittsburgh Board Of Public Education: Results Of Probe Into Superintendent Anthony Hamlet 'Concerning'
• Remington subpoenas school records of Sandy Hook victims
• Fort Worth Detectives Investigating After 24-Year-Old Man Killed In Car Crash
• Senate panel will hold hearing on Supreme Court handling of Texas abortion case
• Two Residents Jump From Second Story In Highlandtown Blaze
• JoJo Siwa Talks 'The J Team' And Upcoming Tour: 'It's Been A Long 2 Year Break, I'm Ready!'
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Surpasses 500K Total Confirmed Cases, Over 800 Hospitalizations
• Billerica Man Arrested On 7th OUI Offense
• NHL, NHLPA Announce Agreement For Participation In Beijing Winter Olympics
• This week on "Face the Nation," September 5
• Want to know why you can't get a McFlurry? So do the feds.
• 1 Arrested In Homicide Near Macalester College
• Biden says Texas abortion law creates a "vigilante system"
• Halloween Horror Nights Kicks Off Friday Night Universal Orlando Resort
• Eric Cohen Of Long Beach Arrested In Stabbing At Downtown LA Anti-Vaccine Protest
• Asia Kate Dillon On Season 5 Of 'Billions': 'Taylor Mason & Wendy Rhoades Have One Of The Most Dynamic Relationships On The Show'
• Former DC Archbishop Theodore McCarrick, 91, Pleads Not Guilty To Sex Assault
• Fan N'ation On Pittsburgh Today Live 9/3/2021
• Divers Find Body Of 28-Year-Old Camper From Broomfield In Southeast Colorado
• Baltimore Man Luis Rivas-Flores Charged In Three Sexual Assaults
• U.S. Customs Agents Seize Veterinary Medications At Texas-Mexico Border
• Photographer Richard Drew On Photographing 'Falling Man' On September 11, 2001
• Man Killed In Modesto Apartment Complex Shooting; Suspect Arrested
• After 4 Years Of Construction Parts Of I-35W Are Finally Set To Finish
• Miami-Dade Launching Online Help Tool For Tenants Facing Eviction
• Half-shredded Banksy on sale again — this time for millions more
• COVID-19 dominates closing days of California recall election
• Primary Care Doctor In Castle Rock Among Those Hoping To Become A COVID Vaccine Provider
• Tennessee community festival honors the tomato
• Shorthanded Revs Look To Get Back On Track Against Philadelphia Union
• Mental Health Of Colorado Veterans A Big Concern Following Afghanistan Withdrawal
• Farmers' Almanac Annual Winter Forecast Is Out - Why You Should Be Skeptical
• Firefly Aerospace Rocket Explodes After California Liftoff
• KPIX 5 to Broadcast 2-Part Stern Grove 'Best of the Fest' Special
• Tom Brady Has Some Really Interesting Philosophies On NFL's Rules -- Some Of Which Help Him And The Offense
• Woman Says She's Paralyzed After Attack At Pitbull Concert In New Hampshire
• Florida Fish & Wildlife Stresses Boating Safety Over Labor Day Weekend
• Schools locked down after gunshots fired by excited dad-to-be
• All Students, Staff In LA Community College District Required To Get COVID Vaccine
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• Portion Of Vine Street Expressway Remains Closed As Effort To Pump Out Floodwater Continues
• Russia threatens Apple and Google with fines over Navalny team's app
• As Package Thefts Skyrocket During COVID-19 Pandemic, What Can Consumers Do To Protect Themselves?
• Suspect Arrested After Hidden Cameras Found In Bell Gardens Church Restrooms
• Cyclists Celebrate New Underpasses Along High Line Canal Trail
• PTL Links: Sept. 3, 2021
• Cooking With Rania: Chicago-Style Hot Dogs
• Rochester Woman Pleads Guilty To Accessory After The Fact In St. Paul Arsons, Helping Husband Escape Country
• Special Session Of Minnesota Legislature Next Month Uncertain
• COVID: San Francisco Union Leaders Threaten Weekend Ballpark Workers Strike
• Patriots Teammates Believe In Mac Jones: 'He's More Ready Than Anybody Really Knows'
• Apple Hill Reopens As Caldor Fire Evacuees Slowly Return Home
• Job growth slowed sharply in August as COVID-19 spread
• Police Arrest 33-Year-Old Chicago Man In Connection To Fatal Shooting Of Youth Baseball Coach Jay Boughton
• Task Force Investigating Illegal 'Ride-Out' Events Serves Four Arrest Warrants, Confiscates One Vehicle
• Miami Weather: Warm Start, Afternoon Storms May Produce Heavy Downpours
• As the floodwaters rise, few homeowners are prepared
• 92-Year-Old Woman Dies In Redwood Falls Pileup Crash, 10 Others Injured
• Vermont Offering $7,500 Relocation Bonuses For In-Demand Workers
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/3 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• Ex-cardinal Theodore McCarrick pleads not guilty to sex abuse charges
• 'It's A Fact, They're Going To Rotate': Phil Simms, Boomer Esiason On 49ers QB Situation With Jimmy Garoppolo, Trey Lance
• Mars rover apparently retrieves first rock sample for return to Earth
• Death toll rises in Northeast after Ida remnants drench region
• 2 Men In Critical Condition After Apartment Fire In Englewood; Neighbors Rescue Residents Jumping From Building
• Tracking The Tropics: Hurricane Larry Gaining Strength In Central Atlantic, Could Be A Cat. 4 This Weekend
• Here's how to time getting your COVID booster and flu shots
• Matt Turner Earns Another International Clean Sheet As US Draws 0-0 At El Salvador In World Cup Qualifying Opener
• Aqua Asks Southeastern Pennsylvania Customers To Discontinue 'Non-Essential' Water Use
• Democrats vow to protect abortion rights after Supreme Court decision
• Ida's remnants pound Northeast, killing at least 45
• NFC West Preview: 'The Strongest Division In Football', CBS San Francisco's Vern Glenn Has 49ers Coming Out On Top
• Hurricanes, Holidays, And Gas Prices: Will Hurricane Ida's Aftermath Cause A Jump At The Pump?
• Taste Of The Town: Lil Greenhouse Grill Offers Neo-Soul Meals That Make Guests Feel 'Homey And Warm'
• Child COVID-19 cases accounted for 22.4% of weekly cases in the U.S.
• Ida Aftermath: Cars Strewn Along Side Of Roads As Flood Waters Recede, Hundreds Of People Rescued
• ISIS "Beatle" pleads guilty in connection with capture, murder of Americans
• Texas abortion ban turns citizens into "bounty hunters"
• Keeping Kids Safe As They Return To The Classroom Amid The Emerging Delta Variant
• So-called "QAnon Shaman" pleads guilty in Capitol riot case
• Some U.S. states are issuing their own stimulus checks
• Social Security is facing depletion earlier than expected
• Woman seriously injured by alligator, rescued by neighbor
• 'I'm Not Going Back To Prison,' Homeowner Shoots, Kills Burglary Suspect
• WATCH: Cell Phone Video Shows Flames Shooting Through 2 Homes In West Philadelphia
• Pittsburgh Weather: Fall-Like Conditions Kick Off The Holiday Weekend
• Police: At Least 12 Shots Fired In West Philadelphia Shooting That Critically Injured 16-Year-Old
• Storms carrying grass-destroying pests to northeastern U.S.
• Man Killed, Woman Seriously Injured In Shooting Outside Apartment Building In Old Town
• China bans "sissy men" it deems not masculine enough from TV
• Firefighters Battle Early Morning Blaze In Jersey City
• Staff Shortages, COVID Testing Concerns Loom As Boston Prepares For New School Year
• Ex-nurse pleads guilty in sex assault of incapacitated woman
• Chicago Weather: Scattered Showers
• Three Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine Are Likely Needed For Full Protection, Fauci Says
• What this year's extreme weather says about climate change
• It Happens Here: Franklin The Home Of The First Public Library In America
• 'Wear A Mask,' Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Kids' Questions About COVID-19 As School Begins
• 2 People Injured In Kensington Building Collapse
• Tony Romo Says Tua Tagovailoa Looks Improved: 'I Think You're Going To See Him Take That Next Step'
• Haiti Earthquake: How You Can Help
• Blairsville Man Arrested And Charged With Terroristic Threats
• Friday's Show Info (9/3/21)
• Miami-Dade Public Schools Has 350,000 Students, Only 58 Have Requested Medical Opt-Out Requests For Masks
• Firefighters Battling Massive Flames At Guy's Tavern In Avonmore
• Louisiana probing deaths of 4 evacuated nursing home residents
• Terror suspect stabs 6 in New Zealand before police shoot him down
• To Do List: Campfire Festival, King Richard's Faire, Live Music At W Lounge
• Mon Wharf To Reopen On Friday Morning
• First Responders Rescue Man Who Drove Over Hillside In Castle Shannon
• Firefighters From Pittsburgh Meeting Up With California Firefighters For Memorial Bike Ride
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. To Spray For Mosquitoes In Several Area Neighborhoods
• Penguins Sign Veteran Goalie Louis Domingue To One-Year, Two-Way, $750,000 Contract
• West Virginia Cash-For-Worker Program Offering $20,000 In Cash And Other Incentives For Applicants
• Difo's 11th Inning Error Costs Pirates, Lose 6-5 To Cubs
• Stunner: Japan's prime minister won't seek re-election
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/3 Friday Morning Forecast
• Embattled Mets Edge Marlins For 5th Straight Victory

Videos from September 3, 2021

• The “Sunday Morning” theme’s canine accompanists
• All the presidents' pets: The Roosevelts' menagerie
• Pet cloning: Man's best friend, again
• All the presidents' pets: Calvin Coolidge's White House raccoon
• Michael J. Fox and his pal, Gus
• Meet Xiao Qi Ji, the Smithsonian National Zoo's star panda cub
• All the presidents' pets: JFK's canine détente
• When our pets look like us
• Carrying on the legacy of Steve Irwin
• Viral pet videos that melt hearts
• Keeping pets all in the family
• CBS News' Ben Tracy and Jeff Berardelli talk climate change and weather disasters on "The Takeout" — 9/3/2021
• Northeast recovering after remnants of Hurricane Ida left dozens dead
• President Biden visits hurricane-devastated Louisiana
• White House warns of possible ransomware attacks over Labor Day weekend
• WWII veteran meets woman who wrote him thank-you letter 12 years ago
• COVID hospitalization rates are increasing among unvaccinated teens
• "QAnon Shaman" pleads guilty to felony in Capitol riot case
• Families demand release of secret files from 9/11 case
• Ex-Cardinal pleads not guilty to child sex assault charges
• Jobs report reveals slowdown in economic recovery
• Fewer holiday travelers expected amid Delta variant surge
• Biden’s COVID booster shot plan in limbo amid lack of Moderna data
• Biden visits hard-hit Louisiana to survey hurricane damage
• Preview: "26th Street Garage: The FBI's Untold Story of 9/11"
• Broadway reopens to audiences in New York City
• Hundreds of thousands dealing with Ida's wrath from Northeast to Louisiana
• FTC looking into why McDonald's McFlurry ice cream machines are often broken
• Biden blames COVID for disappointing jobs report, names Afghan refugee resettlement czar
• U.S. job growth slows dramatically in August
• Looming economic crisis in Afghanistan as Taliban forms new government
• Biden says Texas' new abortion law seems "almost un-American"
• Who is Nate Burleson? Meet our new co-host of "CBS Mornings"
• Heavy clashes erupt between Taliban and resistance fighters
• Northeast continues to clean up after Ida remnants sweep through
• Firefly rocket explodes after launching from California base
• As Delta variant spreads, Americans reconsider travel overseas
• Nature calls: Pandemic drives exodus from cities to rural towns
• Crises confronting Biden, at home and abroad
• Former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick on trial for sex abuse of minors
• Afghan refugee in Calif. shares hopes, concerns
• U.S. effort to resettle Afghan evacuees faces major hurdles
• COVID complicates Labor Day travel plans
• WorldView: Japan's prime minister to step down; 6 stabbed in New Zealand terrorist attack
• Rise in COVID cases in kids
• 4 nursing home residents die after Ida evacuation
• 9/3: CBSN AM
• Doctor on COVID-19 in children and what we know about the new Mu variant