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Articles from September 7, 2021

• UPDATE: Magnitude 7.0 Earthquake Rocks Mexican Coast Near Acapulco
• Stockton Police Chief Eric Jones Talks To CBS13 About Retiring
• Pujols Homers In Return To St. Louis, Dodgers Down Cards 7-2
• Robert F. Kennedy's Widow Does Not Want His Killer Paroled
• Snell Loses Gem In 7th, Padres Fall 4-0 To Adell, Angels
• Turlock Police: Serial Rapist Caught In The Act And Arrested
• Riverside Memorial To Fallen Afghanistan Service Members Vandalized
• Colorado Task Force 1 Leader Reflects On Responding To World Trade Center After 9/11 Attacks
• Remembering Call Kurtis Volunteer Luanne 'Thursday"
• Douglas County Gets To Work On Forming New Health Agency After Voting To Leave Tri-County Health
• Orange County Small Businesses Struggle To Find Employees To Hire
• SJSU Offers A Place To Sleep, Dining Passes, Free Parking To Homeless Students
• California Legislature Looks To Modify How Quarantined Students Are Taught
• San Jose Opens First City-Sanctioned RV Site For Homeless People Amid Protests From Neighbors
• Gant Wins, Rooker Homers As Twins Blank Indians 3-0
• Minnesota State Fair 2021 Final Attendance: 1.3M, Far Below 2019 Record
• 911 Dispatcher Keith Thornton Jr., On Duty When Officer Ella French Was Killed, Shares The Many Lessons He's Learned And The Powerful Connections He's Made
• Chicago Weather: Temperature Free-Fall With Storms Having Moved On
• What Will The Recall Election Ballot Have On It?
• Haunted Mine Drop Had Been Inspected Annually By State Officials
• COVID: Local Health Experts Cautiously Optimistic About Delta Variant Surge Waning
• Best Cider Donuts In New England: Cambridge Man Creates Map With 191 Locations
• Thornton Fire Department Used As A Model For Its Response To COVID
• Nursing Assistant Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Nursing Home Residents In Wakefield, Worcester
• Report: Jamie Spears Files To Step Down As Conservator Of Daughter's Estate
• Tunch Ilkin Remembered For Dedication To Light Of Life Rescue Mission
• Alonso Homers Twice, Including 100th, As Mets Top Marlins
• Hammond, Indiana Teachers Rally, Complain About Safety Concerns About COVID-19 And Violence
• Vigil Held For Lake Michigan Drowning Victim Miguel Cisneros As Mother Issues Another Plea For Life Rings on Lake Michigan
• Queens Residents Implore President Biden To Help With Long-Term Change To Prevent Future Severe Storm Destruction
• Brooklyn Residents Remember Actor Michael K. Williams As Giving Member Of Community: 'He Exemplified What It Meant To Be Real'
• 'It Is Very Humbling': Medal Of Honor Recipients Recognized For Bravery In Boston
• Nassau Police Divers Search Waters Off Long Beach For Stolen Torahs
• Should You Get A COVID Booster Shot As Soon As It's Available?
• Gubernatorial Candidates Campaign With One Week To Go Until Recall Election
• 3 Teens Hurt In Shooting In Antioch
• Florida Version Of 'It': Gator Found In Storm Drain Of West Miami-Dade Neighborhood
• Report: Jamie Spears Files To Step Down As Conservator Of Daughter's Estate
• Phillies Steamrolled By Brewers 10-0
• Rays Beat Red Sox 12-7
• 'Everything Was Just A Mess:' Philadelphia College Student Recounts Escape From Kabul
• When did summer break become the norm?
• Suspect In Officer-Involved Shooting With Westminster Police Identified As Drew Lucero
• Teen Rescued From Boston Harbor After Kayak Capsized
• Chester County Residents Still Waiting On State, Federal Aid As Cleanup Efforts Continue After Ida
• 19-Year-Old Suspect Arrested In Connection To Towson University Shooting Identified As Samuel Nnam
• Towson University Officer Suspended After Triple Shooting On Campus, Student Released From Hospital
• Bus Driver Shot Early Tuesday Morning While Traveling On Baltimore-Washington Parkway, Police Say
• Light Pole Snaps, Comes Down Onto Roadway On DuSable Lake Shore Drive At Chicago Avenue
• Students Returning To School For In Person Learning As COVID Concerns Continue To Grow
• Minneapolis City Council Approves New Public Safety Ballot Language After Judge Struck Down Previous Question
• Chicago Woman In Jail In Florida, Accused Of Making Bomb Threat Because She Was Late For Flight
• Chicago Public Schools Starting New Flag Football League For High School Girls
• Search On For Driver Of Maserati Who Opened Fire On I-95
• Heavy Police Presence Seen Around Castle Rock Home With Barricaded Person
• Some Homes Remain Uninhabitable After Annapolis Tornado; City Partners To Provide Assistance
• Community Group 'Trash Bashers' Cleans Up East Baltimore Neighborhood, Looking For More Employees & Volunteers
• Excitement Builds As I-35W Downtown To Crosstown Project Wraps Up This Weekend
• Contreras, Ortega, Happ Homer, But Cubs Lose To Reds
• Animal Control Confirms Three Zebras On The Loose In Prince Georges County
• High-Tech Defense For Homeowners In Wildfire-Prone Areas Uses Drones, 3D
• USGS: Magnitude 7.0 Earthquake Rocks Mexican Coast Near Acapulco
• Loved Ones Asking For Help Finding Adult With Special Needs
• Body Found On Sunday Identified As Missing Dallas Man Daniel Fermin Martinez
• Mullins Homers Again, Orioles Hit 3 To Beat Royals 7-3
• Surveillance Video Shows SUV Crash Into Worcester Restaurant
• Police: 16-Year-Old Boy Shot By Passenger On Scooter In The Bronx
• Gov. Greg Abbott Says Texas Aims To 'Eliminate All Rapists From The Streets' While Defending Abortion Law
• Outrage Growing After Parolee Allegedly Killed Land Park Woman Inside Her Home
• California Recall: Newsom Seeks To Bolster Support Among Latino Voters With 1 Week To Go
• Plano 8-Year-Old Raises More Than $1,000 For Healthcare Workers Through Labor Day Lemonade Stand
• Friends, Family Remember Hiker Killed In Fall From Pacifica Cliff
• Cal Fire: Hot, Dry Weather and Poor Fire Conditions Expected Through End of 2021
• Denver Auto Show Gets Whole New Venue
• Arkady Pichurin, 26, Pleads Guilty To Making Child Pornography With Snapchat
• Suspect Ishmael Simmons Wanted In Connection To Deadly Bronx Shooting
• Cupertino Parents Press for Online Learning Option as COVID Delta Variant Surges
• Search Continues For Missing Grizzly Flats Man
• Some El Dorado County Evacuees Return Home: 'You Can't Thank Them Enough'
• Judge Rules Ohio Hospital Can't Be Forced To Treat COVID-19 Patient With Ivermectin
• Baltimore County Police Seeking Public's Assistance In Identifying Infant 'Baby Boy Doe' Found In Dumpster In 1987
• Orange County's Oldest Taco Bell Closes After 54 Years
• As Marylanders Return From Labor Day Festivities, More People Are Testing Positive COVID-19
• Caldor Fire Update: Containment Hits 50%; Soaring Temperatures Elevate Fire Danger Again
• National Park Service May End Free Parking At Bay Area's Most Popular Getaways
• Pennsylvania State Education Association Says Schools Across State Have Teacher Shortages
• Police: Package Thief Slashes Homeowner In Brooklyn
• Motorcyclist Dies of Injuries Following Santa Clara Crash
• Shelter-In-Place Order Lifted For Some Residents Near Downtown Littleton
• Storms Bring Torrential Rain, Strong Wind, And Hail To Chicago Area, Leave Trees Down
• 20 Years After Being On Scene At WTC And Being Rescued On 9/11, Carol Marin Emphasizes Need To Share History
• School Nurses Face Another Challenging Year Keeping Students Safe From COVID
• Multiple Sexual Assaults Near Aliso Viejo Park Being Investigated
• Crownsville Man Sentenced To Six Years In Federal Prison For Possession Of Child Pornography
• COVID: Sonoma County Reaches 75% Fully Vaccinated; Deaths Among Unvaccinated Up
• Caught On Camera: Deer Rescued From Long Island Sound
• Logan Square Woman Fights To Save 100-Year-Old Catalpa Tree Set To Be Cut Down For Water Pipe Replacement, And Other Trees Like It
• 'Unsafe Conditions' Prompt Civic Center Park Closure In Denver
• PAC Giving School Board Slates $10,000 Checks To Keep Classes In-Person
• Visitors Pay Their Respects At Flight 93 Memorial Ahead Of Sept. 11
• Police Benevolent Association Honors 23 NYPD Members Killed On 9/11 With Wall Of Portraits
• JBS Plant In Greeley Fined Nearly $175,000 After Employee's Arm Amputated When It Became Stuck In Conveyor Belt
• Video Shows Loveland Police Sergeant Defending Officers' Forceful Arrest Of Karen Garner
• Western Pennsylvania Black Political Assembly Backs PPS Superintendent Anthony Hamlet After State Ethics Report
• Newsom's Nightmare: How One November Day Fueled The Recall
• Medina Alert Canceled After Suspect Vehicle Found In Deadly Hit & Run Involving 2 Construction Flaggers
• 'Not Safe To Walk Through The Park': City Of Denver To Shut Down Civic Center Park Due To Safety, Rats
• Inmate Found Dead On Rikers Island Amidst Calls For Reform At Correctional Facility
• CBS4 Nat Moore Trophy Profile: Chaminade-Madonna Defensive End Kenyatta Jackson
• UPDATE: Altamont Pass Brush Fire Controlled; Lane Reopened On Interstate 580
• Howard County Leads Maryland With 97% Of Seniors Having Received At Least One Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Aurora Prepares To Launch Mobile Crisis Intervention Team
• Firefighter Injured in Oakley After East Contra Costa Fire Tanker Truck Rolls
• Attacks On 9/11 Have Dramatically Changed How We Fly, But Has Enough Been Done To Keep You Safe?
• Mother Killed, Son Critically Injured When Suspect Ran Red Light In Garland
• Homeland Security chief says there are no credible 9/11 threats
• Person Found Dead in Waters of Lake Tahoe South Shore
• New Technology Can Now Pinpoint Emergency Calls In Seconds Via App Or Text
• Walker Man Gets 9 Years For Killing Infant Niece With SUV While Drunk
• Man Found Dead Behind Burlington County Convenience Store, Prosecutor Says
• Frank Lloyd Wright K.C. DeRhodes House For Sale In South Bend
• Men's Central Jail On Lockdown Following Reports Of Suspect With A Gun
• Quadruple Shooting In Wilmington Under Investigation, Police Say
• California Recall: How A Single Day In November 2020 Fueled Movement To Oust Newsom
• Harford County To Begin Accepting Applications For COVID-19 Relief Grants For Businesses, Nonprofits
• Pittsburgh Steelers' JuJu Smith-Schuster Says He Would Fight Jake Paul If He Wasn't Under Contract
• Stockton Mother Arrested for Leaving 3 Children in Hot Car
• Dallas County COVID-19 Hospitalizations Expected To Peak And Decline, Tarrant County's To Rise, UT Southwestern Says
• Link: New MPD Amendment Ballot Language
• NYC Sees Drop In Shootings In August Compared To Same Time Last Year
• Jeremiah Program Helps Single Moms And Kids Build A Better Future
• Montgomery College Awarded Grant To Help First Generation College Students
• 44% of small businesses have less than 3 months of cash
• 'I Get To Open Up My Doors': New Chicago Program Helps Businesses Move Into New Spaces
• Fort Worth ISD Parents Make Emergency Request To Appeals Court Against Mask Mandate
• Report: Baltimore Ravens Signing Le'Veon Bell To Practice Squad
• History Teacher Deron Hornbeck Teaches Elective Course Covering Events Of 9/11 Attacks At Frederick County High School
• Brooklyn Park Family Pleads Hit-And-Run Driver Who Struck 17-Year-Old Son To Come Forward
• MedStar Directing Some COVID Patients With Minor Symptoms To Stay Home
• Search Continues For Missing Family, Including Husband With No-Contact Order
• Hemp Maze Minnesota Is Almost Surely One-Of-A-Kind
• 'It's Just Going To Get Better': Farmers Get Hands Dirty Again After Fire Burns Shed
• Sisters Wanted For San Bernardino Home-Invasion Robbery Captured In North Carolina, Las Vegas
• For Brad Edwards, The Attacks On Sept. 11 Are Deeply Personal
• Newark Church And Charter School Working Together To Provide Free, 'High Dosage' Tutoring To Students On Saturdays
• Chicago Weather: Severe Storms Sweep Across Chicago Area; Possible Tornadoes Reported In Will County
• Gov. Greg Abbott Announces 3rd Special Session For Texas Legislature
• Arrest Made After Fort Lauderdale Carjacker Took Off In Vehicle With Child Inside
• Customs Agents At O'Hare Seize 19 Fake COVID-19 Vaccination Cards Shipped From China
• Police Marine Unit Officers Rescue 3 People From Lake Michigan As Storms Come In
• Former NFL star Clinton Portis pleads guilty to health fraud
• Broncos Linebacker Bradley Chubb Detained On Failure To Appear Warrant
• FirstEnergy Crews From Pittsburgh Region Helping Restore Power In Louisiana
• Bahamas Ramps Up Already Robust Entry Requirements Due To COVID
• Rescue App Pinpoints Emergency Calls In Seconds
• COVID Hospitalizations Down In South Florida, Statewide
• 20 Years Later, It's Still Difficult For Many On Long Island To Visit 9/11 Memorials And Monuments
• Job Fair Seeking 5,000 Workers For LAX, SoFi Stadium Openings
• 'CBS Mornings' Makes Debut In New Times Square Studio
• Federal Civil Lawsuit Filed Against Anton Lazzaro, Naming Him 'Ringmaster Of A Sex Trafficking Enterprise'
• Kenneth Morris, 36, Arrested For Allegedly Killing A Man In Cedar Hill
• 31-Year-Old Dies After Being Shot In Cherry Hill
• Several Hurt After Car Slams Into Homeless Encampment In Koreatown
• Wauconda Police Officer Blocks Road To Stop Alleged Drunk Driver, Who Slammed Into His Squad
• UPDATE: Overturned Logging Truck Cleared; Hwy 92 Reopened at Skyline Boulevard
• Open For Business: World Wide Aquarium And Pet Shop Thriving From Slew Of Pandemic Pet Lovers
• Ida's Aftermath: Homeowner Concerned Most Of His Property Could Be Washed Away With 1 More Big Storm
• More Pennsylvania Students Returning To School With Statewide Mask Mandate In Effect
• Pre-Trial Hearings Resume For Alleged Masterminds Behind 9/11 Terror Attacks
• No Deal In Sight After Deadline Passes For Figuring Out Minnesota Frontline Worker Bonuses
• No Bond For Alejandro Lopez, Charged With Murder In Fatal Evanston Shooting
• 2 Sought, Accused In Theft Of Nearly $2K Of Victoria's Secret Merchandise In Pembroke Pines
• Dixie Fire: Firefight Along Highway 395; Flames Surge Into Sugar Fire Burn Scar; Structures Burned In Dixie Valley
• Ravens Are 'First Down' In Community Again at Curtis Bay Elementary
• Philadelphia Eagles Honor Local First Responders Ahead Of 9/11 Anniversary
• 13-Year-Old Girl Killed In Crash At Wareham Dirt Bike Track
• 9/11 Widow Determined To Continue Working With Afghan Women Through Foundation
• Vaccination Event Held At Lillie C. Evans Elementary In Miami
• Victim In Federal Boulevard Homicide Identified As Timoteo Gama
• State Police Locate Missing Cambria County Girls
• Officer Opens Fire After Robbery Suspect Charges Toward Police With Knife, Police Say
• Police: Body Found In Lake Tahoe On Tuesday Unrelated To Caldor Fire
• DFW Area Teens Launch App To Help Seniors With Alzheimer's And Dementia
• Michelle Wu Holds Big Lead In New Poll In Boston Mayor's Race
• Marissa Parra Remembers Trying To Reach Her Father On Sept. 11, 2001
• Serious Injury Crash Closes Highway 169 Northbound Near Edina
• COVID UPDATE: States Sees Drop In Cases In Metropolitan Areas, Rising In Rural Areas
• Efforts To Help Those Impacted By Ida Continue In Wilmington, Delaware
• Extreme Heat, Heavy Rains & Pollutants Blamed Latest Fish Kill In Biscayne Bay
• Growing Number Of Lawsuits Raise Questions About Care Provided By Cruise Lines
• Biden asks for billions to keep government running
• Penn Medicine Researcher Who Found Treatment For His Own Rare Disease Hopes To Find Treatment For COVID-19
• Theranos Trial: Case Against Elizabeth Holmes To Dissect Downfall Of A Tech Star
• Fire Burns Home In San Pablo
• 33-Year-Old Brian Anthony Gilbert Pleads Guilty To Sexual Abuse Of Two-Year-Old & Seven-Year-Old In Order To Produce Images Of Abuse
• Full Closure Of Highway 4 In Delta Set To Start On Weekend Of Sept. 17
• Taliban Faces Defiant Protests As 'Around 100' Americans Await Escape
• Flooding Relief Money Stuck In State Senate As Manayunk Businesses Struggle To Clean Up
• Elias Pacheco-Osario Apologizes For Leaving Dog Chained And In Danger Of Drowning On Beach In Revere
• Massachusetts Reports 5,484 New COVID-19 Cases, 12 Additional Deaths Over 4 Days
• USC Football Legend Sam 'Bam' Cunningham Dead At 71
• Jeff Bezos, 57, reportedly invests in life-prolonging startup
• $900K+ In Cocaine, Methamphetamine Seized At Texas-Mexico Border 
• Seen in Detroit: Arts, Beats & Eats
• UPDATE: Contra Costa Fire Crews Knock Down Walnut Creek House Fire Near Larkey Park
• Toxic Blue-Green Algae Prompts Warning At San Luis Reservoir; Visitors Told Not To Fish, Swim
• Tornado Sightings Reported In Will County Amid Severe Storms
• Volunteers Wanted To Pack Meals On 9/11 Day
• Sam 'Bam' Cunningham, Patriots' All-Time Leading Rusher, Dies At 71
• MDOT State Highway Administration Partners With Anne Arundel County To Help Tackle Trash Problem
• No Bond For Dennis Green, Charged With Attempted Murder In Shooting Of CTA Bus Driver
• Teen Hospitalized After Getting Stuck Under 3,500-Pound Pipe
• Algae Bloom Reaches Danger Level At Central California Reservoir
• Laugh Factory Hosts In-Person And Streamed Rosh Hashanah Services
• Missing Sacramento Woman Patricia Inman Found Safe
• Kankakee School Loses State Recognition Over Mask Policy
• Hallways Filled With Excitement As Students In New Jersey Enjoy Being Back In Class, Adjust To New Mask Mandate
• Annapolis Maritime Museum & Park To Offer Free Admission As Part Of Smithsonian 17th Annual Museum Day
• After Watching In Shock, Irika Sargent Recalls J-School Lessons From 9/11
• California Recall Election Fueled By French Laundry Dinner, Ruling On Same Day
• Vessel From New Shipping Route Connecting Baltimore And Southeast Asia Set To Arrive This Week
• Portion Of Pennsylvania Turnpike In Montgomery County Reopens After 'Emergency Closure'
• Health Officials Say Anyone Who Attended Oak Leaf Festival In West Virginia Should Get Tested For COVID-19
• Two Boaters Saved After Boat Began To Sink Over The Weekend
• Tom Brady: Everyone In NFL Will Need Good Luck To Make It Through Another COVID Season
• Delaware Reports First Human Case Of West Nile Virus Since 2018
• Two 9/11 victims identified nearly 20 years later
• Tom Brady Speaks On David Patten: 'One Of The Great Teammates I've Been Around'
• COVID UPDATE: Coronavirus Cases Rise at Santa Rita Jail
• Stockton Chief Of Police Eric Jones Announces Impeding Retirement
• Apple Expected To Unveil 4 New iPhones At Upcoming Event
• Mayor Scott Joins Community Advocates To Promote Maryland Homeowners Property Tax Credit
• TripWire CEO steps down after supporting Texas abortion law
• Former Dallas Maverick Cedric Ceballos Asking For Prayers After 10 Days In ICU Fighting COVID-19
• Texas abortion "whistleblower" website shut down
• Body Found Along Rural Castro Valley Road, Investigated As Suspicious Death
• Pittsburgh Steelers Coach Mike Tomlin Remembers Friendship With Tunch Ilkin
• Former Montebello Police Officer Rudolph Petersen Pleads Guilty To Taking $14,000 In Bribes From Drug Trafficker
• Catholic high school wrongly fired gay substitute teacher, judge rules
• Texas Man Shoots, Kills Girlfriend In What Police Call Apparent 'Accidental Discharge'
• Severe Storms Delay Arriving Flights At O'Hare International Airport
• 'Brutal Attack': Dakota Chinnock Jailed On Murder Charge After Girlfriend's Death
• SFPD Investigating Homicide In Hunters Point Over Labor Day Weekend
• Remembering 911: Sisters In Pentagon Day Care On Day Of Attack Now Serving Their Country
• Mac Jones Wasn't Surprised To Win Patriots QB Competition; Says He'll Keep In Touch With Cam Newton
• Whitmer Urges GOP Lawmakers To Repeal 'Arcane' Abortion Ban
• Lawyer whose wife, son were killed allegedly took money from firm
• Suspect On Parole Accused Of Killing Land Park Homeowner Also Charged With Assault
• COVID In Minnesota: 12 Deaths And 2,088 Cases Reported, Average Positivity Rate At 6.6%
• Police Searching For Vehicle Of Interest In Fatal Pasadena Hit And Run
• Hurricane Ida: Facts, FAQs, And How To Help
• VIDEO: Fit Man Seen Rolling Down Seats Of Red Rock Amphitheater In Highly Unusual Workout
• 2 Additional 9/11 Victims Identified Almost 20 Years After Attacks
• Suspect Wanted For Multiple Sexual Assaults Along San Jacinto Walking Path
• Young Adult Cannabis Consumers Nearly Twice As Likely To Suffer From A Heart Attack, Research Show
• DPD 6th Precinct Greets Students On First Day Back To School
• Ravens Hosting Rally, Caravan For Countdown To Kickoff Week
• Redwood City Police Arrest 2 Juvenile Suspects for Attempted Murder in Late August Shooting
• Remains Of Ohio Sailor Maxton Soviak To Return To His Hometown Wednesday
• Vikings' Unofficial Week 1 Depth Chart Reveals Likely Starters At TE, DE
• Ones For Real Estate: Home Improvement Projects Going Strong
• Howard University cancels classes after ransomware attack
• Mental Health Exam Ordered For Boulder King Soopers Shooting Suspect
• Bear Found In Highlands Ranch Backyard Relocated To Wilderness
• 1st Tufted Puffin Bred At Monterey Bay Aquarium Hatches
• Herb Magee, Hall Of Famer Known As 'The Shot Doc,' Ready To Retire From Jefferson University
• Former Laker Cedric Ceballos On 10th Day In Hospital With COVID-19
• 40-Year-Old Kenneth Walker Killed In Motorcycle Crash In Center City
• Greenwood Fire Now 49% Contained
• Goodwill Program YouthWorks Open For Enrollment
• 18 Displaced After Fire Breaks Out At Sunnyvale Apartment Complex
• New App Uses AI To Track Your Cat's Health And Mood Using Facial Recognition Technology
• 'It Takes A Changing Tide': Artist Transforms Beach Trash Into Treasure
• Student Brought Gun To Leif Ericson Elementary School Last Week, Police Say
• How To Help Caldor Fire Victims
• Santa Clara County Juvenile Hall Counselor Charged with Assaulting Teen in April Incident
• Flight 93 Family Members Want To Recognize Local Heroes
• San Francisco Police Search For Suspects Who Shot Man In Tenderloin
• Reward Increased To $8,500 For Margaret Lorrain Smith, Accused Of Hiring Hitman To Murder Husband
• Afghan convicted of rape in U.S. was evacuated from Afghanistan
• Denver Weather: Smoke Covers Colorado's Front Range Again And Could Be Thick At Times
• San Jose Man Found Dead of 'Traumatic Injury' During Police Welfare Check
• Allegheny County Health Department Shuts Down Fat Catz After-Hours In Knoxville
• Federal Courthouses In Eastern Michigan Reopening Tuesday
• Test Rocket Explosion After Launch From Vandenberg Space Force Base Was 'Very Successful First Flight'
• Regulators Eye Group Fighting FPL Rate Hike
• Strangers Split 50/50 Tickets, End Up Winning $18,000 Prize At Fenway Park
• Fatal Fire In Maynard Was Caused By Leak In Underground Gas Line
• Health Experts Warn Of Possible Post Labor Day COVID Case Surge
• Students In Camden Show Optimism On First Day In Class Since 2020
• Some homeowners "don't have much hope" after Ida's destruction
• Japanese National Found Dead in Grand Teton National Park Worked In San Jose
• Man Shot On Lakefront Trail Suffered Self-Inflicted Wound, Police Say
• Pennsylvania State Trooper Struck by Vehicle While Directing Traffic In East Nottingham Township
• Students Protest State's School Mask Mandate
• Nation's First Somali Shopping Center, Karmel Mall In Minneapolis, Packed With Delicious Food Options
• Foo Fighters Set December 2021 Date In Sacramento At Golden 1 Center
• How To Protect Children Under 12 From COVID-19, According To Dr. Anthony Fauci
• 'Keep Colorado Wild Pass' Gives Vehicle Owners A Reduced-Price Annual State Park Pass
• 15-Year-Old Charged In Maplewood Police Chase That Killed 2 Teens
• 2 Men Drown In Lake Michigan Over Labor Day Weekend
• Investigators: Man Found Dead In New Castle House Fire May Have Been Smoking And Using Oxygen
• 'It's Ten Times More Exciting': Case Walker On Season 2 Of 'The Other Two' & Teenage Fame
• Brookfield Zoo Begins To Vaccinate High-Risk Animals Against COVID-19
• Station 26 Brewing Co. Helping To Raise Awareness About Prostate Cancer, Releases Special Beer
• With Fellow GOP Members By His Side, Texas Governor Greg Abbott Signs New Voting Bill Into Law
• Suburban Chicago DMV Centers To Require Appointments To Reduce Long Lines
• Relief, Concern Arrive With Parents And Students On First Day Of In-Person Learning At Newark Schools Since March 2020
• WNBA Playoff Seeds Up For Grabs As Teams Enter Home Stretch
• Broadway In Chicago Reopens Box Office On Tuesday
• St. Paul Schools Shifting Schedules, Giving Older Students Metro Transit Cards Due To Bus Driver Shortage
• Wendell Pierce On Filming 'The Wire' Alongside Michael K. Williams: 'He Had An Immense Talent For Truth'
• Court Affirms Death Sentence For 2 Dogs In Horse Attack In Presque Isle County
• First lady Dr. Jill Biden returns to work
• Photos: Remembering Michael K. Williams Through The Years
• Dramatic Video Shows 2 Rescued From Burning Car In San Diego County
• Miami Weather: Mostly Sunny, Showers & Storms Develop
• Propane Explosion Destroys Laytonsville Home, Two Hospitalized
• Pittsburgh Steelers Coach Mike Tomlin Optimistic About T.J. Watt Reaching Deal
• Human Rights Campaign President Alphonso David Fired For Allegedly Advising Cuomo On Scandal Response
• Juvenile Charged In Essex Shooting Death Of 59-Year-Old Man
• Ransomware Attack At Howard University Shuts Network, Classes Canceled
• An Infant Girl And Her Older Sister Were In The Pentagon Day Care Center On 9/11. Today They're In The U.S. Military
• Inside the FBI's unlikely nerve center for the 9/11 investigation
• Biden to visit all three 9/11 sites on 20th anniversary
• Attorney: Alcohol Didn't Cause Drowning At Dedham Grad Party Hosted By Retired Trooper James Coughlin And Wife
• Search For Missing Illinois State Student Jelani Day Includes Body Found In Illinois River
• San Francisco QB Trey Lance Still Not Throwing During Practice
• Baltimore, Co-Stars Remember Michael K. Williams, Who Played Beloved Character Omar On 'The Wire'
• Watertown Couple Says Upstairs Neighbor Alerted Them To House Fire
• Annapolis To Hold Tornado Town Hall Meeting For Community Members Seeking Assistance
• Some CPS Families Forced To Change Labor Day Weekend Plans In Face Of District's COVID-19 Travel Guidance
• Dangelo Ortega Arrested For Intoxication Manslaughter After 62-Year-Old Killed In Crash
• North Texas City Using Lego Animation Video To Break Down $550+ Million City Budget
• Detectives Seek Help Identifying Men Accused Of Robbery On Blue Line Train
• These everyday things didn't exist before 9/11
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Health Department Reports 245 New Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Union Pacific's Big Boy Locomotive Chugs Across Colorado On Journey To Wyoming
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: 6 Million People Fully Vaccinated; Nearly 13,000 Cases Reported Over 4 Days
• Anne Arundel County Commits To Using Equity Lens To Review Policies Under New Executive Order
• LAPD: Deontae Williams Arrested For Sexual Assault, Approached Women Claiming To Be Personal Trainer
• Judge Tosses Death Penalty Sentence For Man Convicted Of Killing Dru Sjodin
• Andrea Constand Writes Of Bill Cosby Trial, #MeToo In New Memoir
• Annual Mackinac Bridge Walk Returns; 21,000 Join
• 9.1 million Americans lost unemployment aid on Labor Day
• A New NFL Rule Change Could Work To James White's Advantage In 2021
• RTD Reinstates Several Pre-Pandemic Routes
• Cooking Corner: Tailgating And Football Party Foods
• UMass Medical School Changes Name To UMass Chan Medical School After $175 Million Donation
• Biden tours storm-damaged New York and New Jersey amid infrastructure push
• Surveillance Video Shows 2 Lowell Police Cruisers Hit By Car
• Bridge Fire Grows To 411 Acres; Auburn SRA Remains Closed
• Man pushing beverage cart to NYC to honor 9/11 heroes
• Eagle Pass U.S. Customs And Border Protection Officers Seize $400K+ Worth Of Heroin
• 95% Of Maryland Seniors Have Received At Least One Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine, Hogan Says
• Texas Rent Relief Program Hands Out $750 Million In Assistance For Nearly 125K Households
• 9-Year-Old Critically Hurt In Brooklyn Crash, Driver Charged With DUI
• Vehicle Involved In Chase Strikes Thornton Police Car, Several Injured Including Officer
• Giraffe Makes Labor Day Appearance At Santa Monica Pier
• Sisters Were In Pentagon Day Care Center On 9/11; Today, They're In U.S. Military
• 'He Is Evil In The Flesh': Motive For Florida Family's Massacre May Never Be Known
• Paul Pierce Didn't Like Having To Talk About LeBron James 'All The Time' At ESPN
• Caught On Video: Driver Ignores Barriers During Bike The Drive, Weaves Between Cyclists On Lake Shore Drive
• Visitor At UP Park Falls From Cliff, Dies On Labor Day
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Reports 795 New Cases, 7 Deaths
• Bear Wanders Through Sierra Madre Neighborhood On Labor Day
• Tips Needed After Denver Nonprofit Skill Workshop Damaged In Deliberate Fire
• NASA confirms rover got its first-ever rock sample from Mars
• Schools Opening After Labor Day Could See Fresh Burst Of Coronavirus Cases -- If Mitigation Measures Aren't Followed
• Crowds Gather For J'ouvert Celebration In Brooklyn
• This Labor Day saw 300% more new COVID cases than last year
• Human Rights Campaign president fired for helping Andrew Cuomo
• Ravens Teammates React To TE Mark Andrews' Contract Extension
• VIDEO: Car Bursts Into Flames After Crash On Highway 99 In Sacramento
• Patients Wait Thousands Of Minutes In Texas ER: "We've Never Seen This"
• Things That Didn't Exist Before 9/11 Are Trillion Dollar Industries
• Voluntary Evacuation Issued In Flat Rock Over Gas Leak
• Most Americans Can't Do 10 Pushups In A Row, Study Finds
• Hollywood Police Pursuit Ends In Violent Wreck, No Serious Injuries
• Tom Brady Gives Stephen Curry Some Cryptocurrency Advice: 'Don't Laser Eyes!'
• PTL Links: Sept. 7, 2021
• Baseball Report: Wild Card Races Heat Up With Just Four Weeks Of Regular Season Baseball Left
• President Biden To Survey New Jersey Storm Damage Left Behind by Remnants Of Ida
• Taliban faces defiant protests as "around 100" Americans await escape
• Friends Grieve Death Of Teens Killed By Suspected DUI Driver In Brentwood
• India solves mystery of fever outbreak claiming lives in the south
• Tracking The Tropics: Cat. 3 Hurricane Larry & Disturbance In Southern Gulf Of Mexico
• Man Killed After Ejected From Slingshot Motorcycle Into Trenton Canal
• Governor Abbott Set To Sign Controversial Texas Elections Bill Into Law
• Woman Who Survived Lakeview Hit-And-Run That Killed Best Friend Sophie Allen Wonders Why There Has Been No Arrest
• Man Beaten And Robbed In The Loop
• Bill Belichick On Cam Newton: 'Nothing But Positive Thoughts And Feelings'
• Patients wait thousands of minutes in Texas ER: "We've never seen this"
• One Injured In Shooting Outside Lauderhill Convenience Store
• New Season Means New Numbers For A Handful Of Patriots Players
• Man Killed, Two Injured, Including Teen, In Baltimore Labor Day Shootings
• Teller Who Died In Bank Stabbing Was Settling Into New Life In Chicago After College
• Nate Burleson On Co-Hosting 'CBS Mornings': 'The One Thing I Do Very Well Is Tell A Story'
• Woman Critically Injured In Englewood Hit-And-Run
• At Least 6 Killed, 59 Wounded In Chicago Labor Day Weekend Gun Violence
• 2021 Patriots Storylines: The Return Of A Two-Headed Tight End Attack
• 4 Americans depart Afghanistan as Blinken arrives in Qatar
• Taliban claims to defeat resistance amid fear for trapped Americans
• Second Arrest Made In Phony Home Repair Scheme Affecting Victim After Victim In Chicago Area
• Ravens Agree To 4-Year, $56 Million Extension With Andrews
• Police: 10 Year Old Texas Girl Saved Grandma After Woman's Ex-Boyfriend Allegedly Set Her On Fire
• Toddler found after 3 days lost alone in Australian woods
• Masks Now Required In Pennsylvania K-12 Schools, Child Care Centers
• 2 Children In Critical Condition After Lake Nokomis Rescue
• Police Search For 17 Cars Stolen From Brooklyn Park Dealership
• Missing Virginia hiker found dead in Glacier National Park
• Sleep apnea sufferers frustrated over CPAP machine recall
• Authorities racing to contain deadly Nipah virus outbreak in India
• Should the minimum wage really be $26 an hour?
• PHOTOS: Hurricane Ida Remnants Batter Tri-State With Historic Rain, Tornado Reports
• Investigators reveal what suspect said after family's massacre
• 22-Year-Old Dies In South Park Twp. UTV Crash
• Virginia Is Set To Remove Richmond's Lee Statue On Wednesday
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/7 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Pittsburgh Weather: Tuesday Warm-Up
• School Year Begins For Many Minnesota Students
• MLB History For Pitcher A.J. Alexy In His 2nd Start, As The Texas Rangers Top Angels
• 2 People Injured After More Than 10 Shots Fired In North Philadelphia Drive-By Shooting, Police Say
• Jill Biden Heads Back To Classroom As A Working First Lady
• 2 sisters in Pentagon day care center on 9/11 are now in military
• Friends And Family Celebrate Tunch Ilkin's Life
• Landlord Of Broward Apartment Complex Issues COVID Vaccine Mandate
• At Least 2 People Injured In Crash On I-76 At City Avenue
• Deaths Of 3 Miami-Dade Teachers Prompting Some Difficult, Very Personal Conversations In South Florida's Black Community
• 'A Lot Of Anxiety,' Some School Districts Get Extra Student Counseling Help From Local Mental Health Providers
• Pennsylvania's School Mask Mandate Begins On Tuesday
• Pennsylvania Ranked One Of The Least Hard-Working States In America
• Man Killed In Indiana Co. Motorcycle Crash
• Tuesday's Show Info (9/7/21)
• Highlands Middle School Moving To Remote Learning Due To COVID-19 Cases
• Pa. Arts & Crafts Labor Day Festival Returns To Westmoreland Co. Fairgrounds
• COVID Outbreak At Santa Rita Jail
• Man Facing Assault, Resisting Arrest Charges Stemming From Domestic Incident In New Castle
• Northern California Men In World Trade Center On 9/11 Share Their Stories
• Boston Mayor's Race: Meet The Candidates

Videos from September 7, 2021

• 9/7: Red and Blue
• Michael Moore on Afghanistan: "I'm shocked that we got out of there with our lives"
• Air Force failed to address domestic violence, survivor says
• Local Matters: Governor Gavin Newsom leads in California recall election
• U.S. tops 40 million confirmed COVID-19 cases following Labor Day weekend
• Retired flight attendant honors colleagues killed on 9/11
• Texas governor signs restrictive voting bill into law
• CBS News exclusive: Homeland Security secretary on vetting Afghan refugees
• Trial of alleged 9/11 mastermind resumes at Guantanamo Bay
• COVID cases among children hit record high
• Biden tours Ida damage in New York and New Jersey
• Pretrial hearings resume in Guantanamo Bay for five 9/11 defendants
• Local Matters: 1 week left of voting in California recall election
• COVID cases up 300% compared to last Labor Day weekend
• Local Matters: Texas Governor Greg Abbott signs controversial voting bill into law
• Biden tours damage from Ida in New York City
• 60 Minutes 9/11 Archive: Band of Brothers
• Far-right supporters are seizing low-level government positions to influence how elections are run
• As Taliban forms new government, U.S. works to process Afghan refugees in Doha, Qatar
• Inside the U.S. efforts to process Afghan refugees in Doha, Qatar
• Tunnel to Towers CEO walks 500 miles to honor 9/11 first responders
• Sisters who were in the Pentagon day care on 9/11 join military
• Preview: "Race Against Time: The CIA and 9/11"
• Texas Governor Greg Abbott signs election bill into law
• U.S. looking into "child bride" cases among Afghan evacuees
• Top U.S. officials in Qatar to thank nation for help during Afghan withdrawal
• Cleared4 co-founder on using technology to mitigate COVID-19
• Retired flight attendant honoring the fallen 20 years after 9/11
• Pretrial hearings resuming in Guantanamo Bay for 9/11 defendants
• Biden visiting storm-ravaged communities in New York and New Jersey
• Biden expected to make case for spending bills during Northeast Ida visit
• Devon and Leah Still on overcoming cancer and helping others
• African American woman who led a grunge forerunner gets her moment of long-overdue recognition
• Co-host Nate Burleson joins CBS Mornings in first episode
• Texas hospitals running out of ICU beds as COVID cases surge
• New Jersey workers file COVID complaints against employers
• "We've never seen this”: Texas doctor struggles to save patients as COVID-19 overwhelms hospitals
• Combating domestic violence in the military
• Taliban cracks down on protesters in Kabul
• Heat, drought and wind combine to fuel larger, more intense fires. Experts fear a rough fall fire season is ahead for the West
• WorldView: Armed soldiers take over Guinea; Belarus opposition leader sentenced
• After pandemic delays, pretrial hearings for alleged 9/11 conspirators resume at Guantanamo
• State Department facilitates the safe departure of four Americans stranded by Taliban in Afghanistan
• 9/7: CBSN AM