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Articles from September 8, 2021

• 20 Years Later: Sacramento Firefighter Recalls Search For Survivors On 9/11
• New Efforts Made To Protect American River Parkway From Fires
• Nicole Kidman Stars In AMC Commercial Asking People To Come Back To Movie Theaters
• Caldor Fire Damage Impacts Reopening Of Highways 50, 89
• Police Arrest Kathleen Sugaski After Deadly Hit & Run Involving Construction Workers
• California Recall Brings VP Harris Home to Support Gov. Newsom
• Chapman, Montas Send A's Past White Sox, Snap 4-Game Skid
• Wongel Estifanos Identified As 6-Year-Old Who Died On Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park Ride
• COVID In Colorado: Children Make Up More Than 27% Of Cases Right Now
• COVID: Monterey County Supervisors Stop Short In Reviving Indoor Mask Mandate For All
• Gunshot Victim Located In Crashed Vehicle Along Stockton Freeway
• San Francisco Chief Economist Details Impact Of Remote Work On City Finances
• Rookie Ryan Shines As Twins Hold Cleveland To 1 Hit In 3-0 Win
• Young Has Career-High 29 Points, Aces Beat Lynx 102-81
• Man Who Shot, Killed Himself After SWAT Standoff At Lincoln Avenue Motel Was Wanted In Kenosha Murder
• Chicago Weather: Winds Relax Overnight
• Following $3 Million Settlement, Loveland Leaders Debate Whether Change Is Needed
• Researchers Urge Doctors To Stop Prescribing Hydroxychloroquine For COVID Treatment
• Boston School Bus Driver Strike Averted, Families Brace For Bumpy First Day
• Guerrero, Streaking Jays Drop Sliding Yanks From Top WC Spot
• Molina Homers, Wainwright Wins As Cards Beat Dodgers 5-4
• De La Cruz Lifts Marlins Over Mets In 10 Innings
• 'This Doesn't Feel Very Good': Waseca Football Coach Survives Heart Attack During Game
• Ida's Aftermath: Manville, N.J. Resident Recounts How Flood Waters Went From His Ankles To Shoulders In Minutes
• Eduardo Escobar's Homer Lifts Brewers Past Phillies 4-3
• FDNY Foundation Honors Supporters At Annual Dinner
• Overwhelmed Colorado Hospitals Can't Afford A Flu 'Twindemic'
• Son Of Surfside Victims Rips 3 Accused Of Identity Theft For 'Stealing From The Dead'
• Stanford Blood Center Urgently Seeks Donations As Supply Dips Over Labor Day Weekend
• Local Dad And CPS Alum Launches Carpooling App, PiggyBack, Amid School Bus Driver Shortage
• Army Sgt. 1st Class George Kakaletris Of Wheeling Felt Compelled To Re-Enlist After 9/11 Attacks
• The Search For 'Forever Chemicals' In Minnesota Drinking Water
• Montclair Business Owners Hit Hard By Ida Fear More Severe Weather Will Cause Permanent Damage
• 7 Pedestrians, Including Children, Struck By Vehicle In The Bronx
• Finding Minnesota: Anne Gorham Shares The Beauty Of Beach Glass On The North Shore
• Fast Start Will Be Crucial To Broncos Success This Season
• SEE IT: Police Officer Helps Rescue Stranded Driver Stuck In Ida Flooding
• Parents Planning To Take Legal Action Against Governor Tom Wolf Over School Mask Mandate
• Detroit Radio Vet, Pistons PA Announcer Featured In NBA 2K22
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Tours Bridgeport Storm Damage As Residents Wait On Federal Disaster Declaration
• Family Identifies Boy Killed In North Minneapolis Shooting As London Bean, 12
• Detroit Zoo Names Hayley Murphy As First Female Director
• Center Of Tropical Storm Mindy Moving Along Coast Of Apalachee Bay
• Sheriff: Road Construction Worker Fatally Run Over By Reversing Truck
• Amazon Announces New Fulfillment Center Coming To Mid-Michigan
• Tarrant Area Food Bank Aims To Make Mega Mobile Market More Accessible To Families
• Governor Larry Hogan Announces Marylanders 65 & Older Living In Congregate Settings Are Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shot, Effective Immediately
• Suspect In Towson University Shooting Samuel Nnam Held Without Bond
• Gilroy Police: Officer Fatally Shot Suspect Who Opened Fire During Overnight Confrontation
• Heyward's Walk-Off HR In 10th Gives Cubs Win Over Reds
• Ford Hires New Executive Who Previously Worked At Apple, Tesla
• 16-Year-Old Shot In Head By Possible Stray Bullet
• Cleanup Continues After EF-2 Ravages Parole Neighborhood
• Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby Launches New Initiative To Share Stories Of Men Who Were Wrongfully Convicted
• Renfroe HRs In 8th, Throws Out Runner In 9th, Red Sox Beat Rays 2-1
• 'Turning Trauma Into Healing' Library Employees Receive Special Training As Part Of City's New Trauma Informed Task Force
• Orioles Score 9 Runs In Eighth Inning, Rally Past Royals 9-8
• Search On For Miami Homicide Suspect Darien Carrandi
• Marlins Edge Mets 2-1 In 10 Innings
• Parents Sue Allen ISD In Federal Court Over Desire For Mask Mandate In Schools
• Giants Beat Rockies; 1st Team With 90 Wins
• Boston Mayoral Candidates Debate For First Time Before Preliminary Election
• St. Paul Man Pleads Guilty To Leaving Threatening Voicemail For U.S. House Member
• Yardley Woman Who Lost Son On 9/11 Recalls 'Unimaginable' Attack On World Trade Center
• Supreme Court Blocks Texas Execution Of John Ramirez Over Request To Have Pastor's Hands On Him
• U.S. Bank Stadium Seeks Hundreds Of Part-Time Workers
• More Children Faced Food Insecurity Last Year During Pandemic
• San Quentin Death Row Guard, Tracy Man Charged With Smuggling Contraband
• CO Feeding Kids Making A Big Impact At Time Of Food Insecurity
• Rally Held Outside Carroll County School Board Meeting Wednesday Evening
• San Quentin Guard, 2 Others Accused in Death Row Contraband Cellphone Scheme
• Plans To Create Permanent Homeless Housing at SF Japantown Hotel Face Pushback
• Body Found At Upscale San Juan Capistrano Golf Course
• Thursday's Show Info (9/9/21)
• Maryland Weather: Severe Thunderstorm & Flash Flood Watches, Warnings Issued For Areas Across Region
• 'Trucks For Tots' Set To Return This Fall At Maryland Zoo
• LA Resumes Mandatory Cleanups Of Homeless Encampments
• Former New York Governor George Pataki, FDNY Officials Call For Funding For 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund
• California Drought: Water Use Up in Some South Bay Communities, Despite Calls to Conserve
• Man Stabbed To Death In San Francisco Haight-Ashbury District
• 20th Anniversary of 9/11 Reveals Questions About Younger Generation's Perception of Terror Attacks
• Repeat Offender Alonta Johnson Sentenced To 30 Years For Attempted Murder
• NXIVM Co-Founder Nancy Salzman Sentenced To Prison
• Harris campaigns for Newsom: "They know he is a national leader"
• Illinois AG Launches Investigation Into Joliet Police Department; Sergeant Who Exposed Circumstances Of Eric Lurry's Death In Custody Has High Hopes
• Military's domestic violence crisis compounded after 20 years of war
• Protester Wearing Gorilla Mask Throws Egg At Recall Candidate Larry Elder; Venice Tour Cut Short
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: Some Rural Hospitals Reach Bed Capacity
• Tampa Bay Running Back And DFW Area Native Ronald Jones Set To Face His Once Beloved Dallas Cowboys
• Rowhome Fire Reported In West Baltimore, At Least Two Homes Involved, One Firefighter Injured, Reports Say
• More Victims Come Forward Against Accused Serial Rapist Joseph Pineda Pimentel
• University Of Illinois Enrollment Sets Record For Ninth Straight Year
• 2 People Die After Crashing Into Dump Truck Parked On Side Of Sicklerville Road
• September Sizzle: Are Sacramento Summers Getting Hotter and Longer?
• UPDATE: Flex Alert Extended Into Thursday Due to Hot Weather Across California
• 911th Airlift Wing Training Exercise Will Feature Simulated Explosives, Alarms And Smoke
• COVID: California Legislature Shelves Vaccine Mandate Bills For Now
• US Senate Race In Pennsylvania Takes Personal Turn
• Who Is Joseph Pineda Pimentel?
• Secret Service agents share chilling memories of 9/11
• Sean Brown Indicted, Arraigned On Murder Charges In 2019 Shooting Death Of Aamir Griffin
• Remembering 9/11: Sergeant Major Patrick Metzger Recounts Experience Following Terrorist Attacks At Pentagon
• 9-Year-Old Dedham Boy Hospitalized After Leg Impaled On Fence
• Rowley Nursing Home Owner Threatens To Close Over COVID Vaccine Mandate
• 'This Is Unprecedented': Texas Home School Coalition Inquiries Triple Since Last Year
• Ex-Viking Stefon Diggs Named A Captain For Buffalo Bills
• California Lawmakers Shelve COVID Vaccine Bills
• After Sweeping Rockies, SF Giants Are First Team To Reach 90 Wins
• Denver Art Museum Prepares For Grand Re-Opening
• Baltimore County Crews On Scene Of Water Rescue Near Gunpowder
• Despite Distractions, Aaron Rodgers, Packers Feel They Have 'The Right Mindset'
• Chicago Bears Prep For Sunday Season Opener
• Neighbors Of TACT Nonprofit Now Distressed After Multiple Fires
• Remains Of Ohio Sailor Maxton Soviak Return To His Hometown
• Worker Dies In Trench Collapse In Longmont
• Miami International Airport Introduces First Ever Team Of COVID-Sniffing Dogs
• Hearts On Parade In Chicago's Bronzeville Neighborhood
• Firefighters Hold Caldor, Dixie Fires In Check; Newly Arrived Hot Shot Teams Bolster Fire Lines
• Questions Surround Exemptions To Pennsylvania's Mask Mandate In Schools
• Aurora Police Search For Suspect Driver, Vehicles Wanted In Deadly Hit & Run
• The 'Bean' Responds To Questions From Chicago Residents And Visitors
• Remembering 9/11: A Look At How September 11th Attacks Are Taught In Schools 20 Year Later
• Bridgewater Convinced Broncos; Now He's Out To Win Over Fans
• UPMC Says An Alarming Number Of COVID Patients Are In Their 20s And 30s
• Chicago Program Introduces New Way To Build Trust Between Communities, Police
• Obama Urges 'No' Vote On California Recall, VP Harris Campaigns With Newsom In Final Stretch
• State Bill Will End Careers Of Bad Law Enforcement Officers
• Rally Against Anti-LGBTQ+ Hate Held In Brooklyn After Violent Attack At Local Deli
• 'The Need Is At Historic Highs': Twin Cities Food Group Struggles To Find Volunteers
• 'A Little Too Close, A Little Too Brazen': College GOP Chair Describes Sexual Harassment She Endured In Party
• Ex-Senate GOP Leader Paul Gazelka Enters Race For Minnesota Governor
• Mother Found Dead In Sylmar Home Under Suspicious Circumstances, Homicide Investigation Underway
• Former Los Osos High School Coach, David Riden, Charged For Child Pornography
• Injured Milton Academy Hockey Player Jake Thibeault Celebrates Sitting Up On Instagram
• Transgender Adult Shares Story Of Survival, Tells Others 'You're Not Alone' To Mark National Suicide Prevention Month
• Gov. Greg Abbott 'Getting Fire From Both Sides' Following Comments About New Abortion Law And Rape
• $3 Million Lawsuit Settlement Will Cover Karen Garner's Dementia Treatment Following Forceful Arrest By Loveland Police
• California Lawmakers Approve Bill That Could Weed Out Bad Cops
• Pediatric COVID Cases Surging To All-Time Highs As Children Head Back To School
• Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers Surprised By Pittsburgh Public Schools Superintendent Anthony Hamlet's Resignation
• Arrests Made In Identity Thefts That Targeted Surfside Condo Collapse Victims
• After Pandemic Delay, Yankees Great Derek Jeter Inducted Into Baseball Hall Of Fame
• Detectives Seek Help Identifying Man Who Struck Person In Head At Uptown CTA Station
• Theranos Trial Update: Prosecutor Claims Elizabeth Holmes Guilty Of 'Lying and Cheating To Get Money'
• Remembering 9/11: Retired Firefighter Wayne Forte Honors Fallen NYPD Officers By Building Ceremonial Truck To Carry Their Casket
• Mistaken Report Of Active Shooter Prompts Lockdown At Lake Central High School In St. John, Indiana
• Dozens Of Pinwheels On Display In New Rochelle To Mark Lives Lost For Suicide Awareness And Prevention Month
• 'I Could Not Talk': COVID Long Hauler Tells Her Story As New Study At Rush Hopes To Solve Some Mysteries
• Exclusive: Possible Serial Car Burglar Caught On Surveillance Video In SW Miami-Dade
• Students Return To Classroom In Anne Arundel, Carroll & Harford Counties
• Wildlife Fencing Between Castle Rock And Lone Tree Meant To Reduce Crashes Between Animals And Vehicles
• Florida Judge Rules School Mask Mandates Can Continue Despite Gov. DeSantis Appeal
• Back To Business Grants Program Set To Provide Funds For Minority-Owned Businesses Hit Hard By Pandemic
• Manhattan Restaurant Owner Reunited With Wife, 3 Children Who Fled Afghanistan
• State incentive programs don't boost vax rates, study finds
• South Florida's Performing Arts Venues Undergoing Major Changes To Safely Bring Back Guests Amid Pandemic
• Driver Hospitalized After Crashing Into Jenny Craig Weight Loss Center In Ohio Township
• 2 Teens Arrested In Connection With Late-Night Vandalism Spree in Gloucester, Rockport
• Even Mickey Must Be Vaccinated By End Of September To Work At Disney
• Every State Now Included In Chicago's COVID Travel Advisory
• Vegetation Fire Burning West of Petaluma
• Arrests made in identity thefts targeting Florida condo collapse victims
• Brotherly Love: Philadelphia Woman's Homegrown Effort To Help Haiti Making Big Difference
• Frey: Mpls. City Employees Must Test For COVID Regularly Or Prove They're Vaccinated
• Aqua Pennsylvania Strongly Encouraging Customers In Philadelphia Region To Conserve Water
• 5 Injured After Military Vehicle Overturns On 215 Freeway In Menifee
• MedStar Opens Its Monoclonal Antibody Infusion Center To The Public
• Bethel Park Police Searching For Missing 17-Year-Old Alpino Raneri
• San Francisco Jury Convicts Man Of Rape, Multiple Felonies In Brutal 2014 Assault
• Philadelphia Phillies To Have Special On-Field 9/11 Tribute Before Saturday's Game Against Rockies
• Boston Voters Approve Vaccine Mandates At Work, Masks In Schools, New Poll Finds
• Amid Increase In COVID-19 Cases, Frick Hospital Sets Up Tent To Treat Patients Needing General Medical Care
• 'Let's Just Be Kind To Each Other,' Wife Of Man Killed In 9/11 Attacks Will Celebrate Anniversary Helping Others
• All-Clear Given At South Plantation High Following Bomb Threat Investigation; Student Treated For Heat-Related Medical Issues
• BSO: Arrest Made In Kidnapping Of 2 Deerfield Beach Children
• 'We Need To Do Something': Minnesota Mothers Work To Help Those Struggling With Suicide
• There Are 11 Million Open Jobs. Why Are 9 Million Unemployed?
• Matthew Coleman, A Santa Barbara Surf School Owner, Indicted In Killings Of His 2 Young Children In Mexico
• Tarantulas Head To Colorado For Annual Migration To Mate
• Critics Take Issue With Mayor De Blasio's Plan To Keep School In-Person Learning Safe, Request Remote Option
• Ramsey County To End Felony Prosecutions That Result From Non-Public Safety Traffic Stops
• Barricaded Suspect At Tahoe Park Home Who Shot At Police Dies After Officers Return Fire
• Gov. Tom Wolf Downplays Opposition To Pennsylvania School Mask Mandate As Pediatric COVID Cases Continue To Rise
• Ida's Aftermath: Elected Officials Tour Paterson, Return To In-Person Learning Delayed In Some N.J. School Districts
• 'You're Not Outside Looking In Anymore': 9/11 Memorial & Museum Provides Greater Understanding For Children, Teens Who Hadn't Been Born Yet
• Thornton Police Officer Released From Hospital After Crash With Suspect
• Volunteers Plant 2,997 American Flags In Boston Public Garden To Honor 9/11 Victims
• San Francisco Police Arrest Suspect in Lower Haight Shooting that Blinded Victim
• 'Middle-Of-The-Day, Brazen Shooting' Kills Man On Jamaica Plain-Roxbury Line
• FBI Looking For Man Wearing 'Berkshire Nautilus' Sweatshirt In U.S. Capitol Riot
• Pittsburgh Penguins' Sidney Crosby Will Miss Start Of Camp After Undergoing Wrist Surgery
• Daniel Marsh, Convicted As A Teen In Brutal Davis Murder, To Remain In Prison
• Michael Bolton Coming To Pittsburgh
• Suspected D.C. pipe bomber seen in newly released FBI video from January 5
• 'COVID Hit Me Really Hard': Oscar De La Hoya Home From Hospital After Being Treated For Coronavirus
• Multi-Faith Neighbors Network Helping Afghan Evacuees Settle In Greater Philadelphia Region
• 'A Tragic Accident': Tree Worker Killed After Touching Live Wire In Northboro
• Queens Families At Odds With President Biden's Claim That Climate Change Caused Ida Destruction: 'This Is A Sewage Problem'
• Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh Joins Coalition Fighting To Protect Women's Access To Abortion Services
• New Jersey Partners With Uber, Lyft To Offer Rides For Residents Who Lost Vehicle In Flooding
• Rain Leaves At Least One Family Homeless In Miami Gardens
• MDHHS Reports 31 New COVID-19 Outbreaks In Schools
• Massachusetts Reports 1,362 New COVID-19 Cases, 15 Additional Deaths
• Dallas Police Release Body Cam Video Of September 2 Officer-Involved Shooting
• 99-Year-Old Ruth Wilson Honored For Efforts During World War II At Philadelphia Naval Shipyard
• Chalk Artists Gather At Flight 93 National Memorial To Create 40 Portraits Of Passengers And Crew Members
• Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh Announces Multi-Billion Dollar Settlement With Opioid Distributor Johnson & Johnson
• COVID-19 Outbreak Reported At Yolo County Jail; 15 Inmates Test Positive
• Schools In Bartlett Locked Down Through Day Due To Report Of Armed Runaway, Who Was Later Found In West Chicago
• Stephen Scarpa Convicted Of Second-Degree Murder In Death Of Fire Captain Mike Kreza In Mission Viejo
• Staff, Parents Detain Suspect Approaching Children At Santa Clara's Bowers Elementary School
• Philadelphia Weather: Another Dose Of Flooding, Isolated Tornadoes Possible Wednesday
• Southwest Brings Back Flights Between San Jose and Reno
• Florida can't enforce ban on school mask mandates, judge rules
• COVID-19 Cases Sharply Rise In Allegheny County Kids Too Young To Be Vaccinated
• Patriots Injury Report: Nelson Agholor, Jalen Mills Both Limited At Wednesday's Practice
• Bob Odenkirk Returns To 'Better Call Saul' Set After Suffering Small Heart Attack
• Alex Domina Dies Weeks After Being Shot By Loveland Police Officer
• Minnesota Police Union Calls Ramsey County's New Traffic Stop Policy 'A Slap In The Face To Victims Of Crime'
• Man In His 40s Killed In Motorcycle Crash In St. Paul
• Prince George's County Police Searching For Two Suspects Who Stole Dog At Gunpoint
• VIDEO: Large Homeless Camp Under I-80 In Sacramento Catches Fire
• Texas NAACP, Students File Federal Civil Rights Complaint Over UT School Song 'The Eyes Of Texas'
• Suspended Towson University Officer 'A Scapegoat' For Failed Leadership In Triple Shooting On Campus, Police Union Says
• Police: Man Shot, Killed Wife And 2 Children Before Killing Self
• Neighbors Spot Car Thieves Trying To Steal Classic Cars, Owner Discovers 1 Missing
• Maryland Coronavirus Case Rate Second Lowest In Nation Despite Rising Key Metrics
• Composite Sketch Released Of Driver Who Fatally Hit Pedestrian In Sylmar, Then Pulled Into Gas Station To Dislodge Him
• Grosse Pointe Man Who Worked At World Trade Center, Reflects On Losing Friends On 9/11
• Suspected Noose At Lynching Historical Marker Was Part Of Floral Arrangement, Police Say
• State Patrol Has Turned Over Investigation Into Leneal Frazier's Death To Hennepin County Attorney
• Getting Nebby: Doors Open Pittsburgh Returns
• What Is Protocol When Students Test Positive For COVID At Massachusetts Schools?
• Fire Weather Watch Issued for North and East Bay Starting Thursday
• 'We're Suffering;' UCSF Nurses Allege Chronic Shortages At Mount Zion Campus
• UPDATE: Eastbound Hwy 92 at Skyline Reopens Following Emergency Repairs
• 20 Years After 9/11, First Responders, Survivors, Families Still Coping With Impacts On Mental Health
• Portland Delays Vote On Resolution Banning Business With Texas Over Abortion Law
• Facebook Denounces UK Antitrust Watchdog Over Push To Sell GIPHY
• Future Mesquite Park To Be Named For City's First African American Police Officer Jon Latimore
• In Pentagon Daycare During 9/11 Attacks, These Sisters Now Serve In U.S. Military
• John Mulaney and Olivia Munn are expecting first baby together
• Michigan Updates Quarantine Guidance For Masked Students
• How to plan for health care costs
• 20 years later, 60 Minutes recounts FDNY stories of heroism on 9/11
• In Emotional Video, 'Blues Clues' Host Steve Burns Explains Why He Left Show
• What Will The Recall Election Ballot Have On It?
• East Bay Open Space Near Carnegie SVRA Set To Become State Park In $31M Deal
• $3 million settlement reached over violent arrest of woman with dementia
• Grand Prairie Police 'Blue Shoes Program' Delivering Free Footwear To Young Students
• Pittsburgh Zoo Treating Elephant Calf For 'Several Serious Medical Conditions,' Place Her In Guarded Condition
• Crews Break Ground On Adams County Veterans Memorial In Riverdale Regional Park
• 22 Minnesota Firefighters Deployed To Assist Louisiana Communities Following Hurricane Ida
• Portland, Oregon, may boycott Texas businesses over abortion law
• Menominee Township Man Found Guilty In Reckless Driving, Assault With Intent To Do Great Bodily Harm Case
• Richest Americans dodge $163 billion in taxes: Treasury report
• Beaver County Man Who 'Sat In Pelosi's Chair' During Jan. 6 Capitol Riots Enters Guilty Plea
• Sonoma County Health Order Requires Jail Inmates To Test For COVID-19 Upon Entry
• Fox That Bit Person In Sussex County Last Week Was Rabid, Delaware Health Officials Say
• Man Who Fled To Poland In '95 Convicted In Illinois Crash
• Firefighters On Bike Ride To Mark 20th Anniversary Of 9/11 On Approach To New York
• Opening arguments begin in Elizabeth Holmes trial
• Guaranteed Basic Income Pilot Gets Pittsburgh City Council's Initial Approval
• Cache Fire Damage In Lake County Prompts Gov. Newsom To Declare State of Emergency
• Islamorada Nonprofit Wins Right to Preserve Iconic Florida Keys Lighthouse
• Redistricting Commission Sued Over Deadline For New Maps
• Woman Dies From Injuries Weeks After Being Hit By Car In San Jose
• LA Radio Legend Big Boy Gets Star On Hollywood Walk Of Fame
• TIMELINE: Flash Flood Watch Scheduled Wednesday As Another Round Of Rain Approaches
• NYC Officials Say Public Schools Ready To Safely Reopen Next Week
• $3M Settlement Reached In Karen Garner Lawsuit Over Rough Arrest In Loveland
• Pittsburgh Public Schools, Teachers Union Finalize Employee COVID-19 Vaccine Requirement
• Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Set To Return With In-Person Viewing
• New Data Shows Children Represented One-Quarter Of Recent COVID Infections Nationwide
• Passenger Arrested For Drunken Behavior On Flight From LAX To Salt Lake City
• Trump Backs Upton Challenger, Secretary Of State Candidate
• Schumer says Democrats moving "full speed ahead" on spending package
• Gov. Walz Welcomes Students Back To School As Mask Debate Continues
• Sgt. Nicole Gee, 12 Other Service Members Killed In Kabul Bombing Awarded Purple Hearts
• Seeking RB Help, Ravens Sign Le'Veon Bell To Practice Squad
• 'I Want To Be A Viking For My Whole Career': Vikings Extend RT Brian O'Neill
• Some Franklin Regional Parents Protest Statewide School Mask Mandate
• Patriots Name Captains For 2021 Season: Dont'a Hightower Among Five Veteran Captains
• 'Hocus Pocus 2' Seeking Extras For Scenes In Providence Area
• Lafayette Police Search For 3 Harley Davidson Riders In Road Rage Shooting
• 'Never Forgotten: 9/11 Twenty Years Later' Special To Air On CBS2 And CBSN New York
• Cam Newton Has 'A Lot' To Get Off His Chest, Doesn't Plan To Retire
• Bill Belichick Expects Mac Jones To Feel Plenty Of Pressure From Dolphins Defense
• House Republicans investigating Hunter Biden art sale
• Florida Department Of Health Faces More Mask Challenges
• LA City Council Invests $1.65 Million To Clean Up Graffiti, Illegal Dumping In Northeast Neighborhoods
• Jets' Rookie Zach Wilson Named Captain For 2021, 4 Other Captains Also Voted By Team
• Illinois AG Raoul: Investigation Into Joliet PD After The Death Of Eric Lurry In Police Custody
• Texas mom wants "transparent" information about COVID cases
• First Trailer Released For Boston-Filmed Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence Movie 'Don't Look Up'
• There are 11 million open jobs. Why are 9 million unemployed?
• 'Our System Is Broken': Sacramento City Leaders Push For Prison Release Changes After Land Park Killing
• Man Injured In Shooting In San Francisco's Mission District
• Kyle Busch Fined By NASCAR
• Chicago Weather: Cleanup Resumes After Tuesday's Powerful Storms Rip Out Trees, Knock Down Power Lines; Possible Tornado Hit Near Channahon
• MDOT: I-75 To Close In Oakland County This Weekend For Bridge Repair Work
• Celtics Reportedly Sign Luke Kornet To Exhibit 10 Deal
• Medal Of Honor Recipients Visit 5 Massachusetts Schools, Arrive Via Blackhawk Helicopter
• School In Kankakee Facing Penalties For Not Enforcing Mask Mandate
• Tarrant Area Food Bank Hopes To Reach Even More As Mobile Market Hours Switch To Evenings
• Norristown Area High School Dismisses Early After Threatening Call Forces Lockdown
• Car Carrier Goes Down Embankment Following Crash In Doylestown
• Bob Odenkirk returns to "Better Call Saul" set after heart attack
• These states saw car deaths spike at least 30% in first half of 2021
• What3Words App Connects LAFD To People In Need Of Help Faster
• Fort Lauderdale Man Accused Of Stealing Car With Child Inside Charged With Kidnapping
• Miami Weather: Storms Develop By Mid-Afternoon Into The Evening
• COVID-19 In MN: MDH Reports 5,700+ Cases, 9 Deaths In Last Several Days
• Castle Rock Standoff Ends After 7+ Hours
• Gov. Murphy Announces Partnership With Uber, Lyft To Provide Ride Service To Residents Affected By Ida
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 4,391 New Cases, 38 Additional Deaths And Over 2,000 Current Hospitalizations
• Parents, Students At Quakertown High School Protest Pennsylvania's School Mask Mandate
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 450 New Cases, 19 Additional Deaths
• Neighbor Dispute Led To Shooting In Westchester
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 200 In ICU Beds, 21 Deaths In Last 24 Hours
• Body Found In Running Car In Parking Lot Of SW Dade Apartment Complex
• Girl survived family massacre by playing dead, sheriff says
• New Album From Baltimore Hardcore Band Turnstile Debuts At #30 On Billboard Chart
• 2 Melrose Classes Quarantined After 2 Positive COVID Cases In First Week Of School
• WATCH: Orioles Broadcaster Melanie Newman Meets Young Fan
• Massachusetts Search And Rescue Team Back Home After Week In Louisiana Following Hurricane Ida
• Some Schools Closed, Power Out In Michigan Storm's Wake
• Gaithersburg-Based NovaVax Initiates Trial For Combination COVID-19 And Flu Vaccine
• Ben Roethlisberger Weighs In T.J. Watt's Contract Status: Pay The Man
• Amazon Bringing Cashier-Less Shopping To Some Whole Foods Stores Next Year
• Yellen warns Congress to raise or suspend the debt limit
• The Athletic Declares Tom Brady As The Greatest NFL Player Ever
• Sherman Oaks Getting Whole Foods Store With 'Just Walk Out' Technology Next Year
• Braintree High School Closed Due To Asbestos Issue
• Police Warn Of Uptick In Credit Card Skimmers Found In Roseville
• Chris Wallace On Book 'Countdown Bin Laden': 'SEAL Team Six Viewed Hunt For Osama Bin Laden As Suicide Mission'
• San Jose Police Arrest Suspect After Day-Long Standoff
• 2 Additional 9/11 Victims Identified Almost 20 Years After Attacks
• More Than 154,000 Michigan Customers Lose Power After Storms
• Trump to provide commentary on boxing match on 9/11
• Former Trail Of Terror Manager Pleads Guilty To Sexually Assaulting 15-Year-Old Worker
• COVID mRNA Vaccines Not Linked To Increased Risk Of Miscarriage, HealthPartners Institute Research Finds
• MD Casinos Bring In $168.5 Million In August, Agency Says
• 1 million farm and food workers could get $600 bonuses from U.S.
• Supreme Court to hold first in-person arguments since start of pandemic
• Ford Plant In Flat Rock Shut Down Until Sept. 10 Due To Gas Leak
• Pittsburgh Public School Board: Superintendent Dr. Anthony Hamlet Resigning Amid Ethics Probe Findings
• Dem Lawmakers Say Fort McCoy Refugees Are Properly Vetted
• The morning of 9/11: Fears of a "second wave" of attacks
• Judge Denies Request To Halt Mask Mandate At Lansing Catholic School
• Early Morning Fire At Sacramento RV Park Damages 4 Units
• Inter Miami CF Looks To Continue Unbeaten Streak Against Columbus Crew
• Chicago Weather: Thousands Of ComEd Customers Impacted By Outages After Storms Tuesday
• Safe Streets Group In Belair-Edison Receives $100K Grant From Everytown For Gun Safety
• Detroit Public Schools Continues To Offer Grab And Go Meals For Students
• Private Burbank School Requiring Vaccinations For All Students, Teachers
• U.S. caring for more than 100 unaccompanied Afghan children
• Former U.S. Senator Adlai Stevenson III Dies At 90
• Children of 9/11 victims reflect on messages they wrote to their fathers
• Biden Turns Ida Devastation Into Disaster-Zone Sales Pitch For Legacy Bills
• 23,858 Breakthrough COVID Cases Reported In Massachusetts, Just 0.53% Of Vaccinated People
• The Smoke Gets Worse! Thicker And Lower To The Ground On Wednesday
• Robert E. Lee statue taken down in Richmond, Virginia
• Brooklyn Park Apartment Resident Struck By Stray Bullet
• Florida Panthers Offer Endorsement Deal To 200 FAU Female Athletes
• American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Shows People Who Are Affected By Suicide That They Are Not Alone
• Deputies Investigating 2 Separate Homicides Near Stockton Over Labor Day Weekend
• Report: Patriots RB Rhamondre Stevenson Suffered Dislocated Thumb, 'Some Optimism' He'll Be Able To Play Week 1
• Crane Delivery Heading To Baltimore To Stop Traffic At Bay And Key Bridges Thursday
• Ida Resources: How To Report Damage, Find Shelter, Food, Mental Health Support & More
• West Mifflin Police Asking For Public's Help In Identifying Suspect In 'Shooting Incident'
• Britney Spears' father files petition to end conservatorship after 13 years
• Man In Custody After Attempted Robbery In The Loop
• James Harrison Aggressively Dismisses Rumors Surrounding Malcolm Butler's Super Bowl Benching
• Homeowners In The Sierra Having Their Properties Sprayed With Special Fire Retardant
• Man Killed In South LA Laundromat Shooting; Suspect Apprehended
• Packing, Covering Costs Are Least-Liked Aspects Of Taking Vacations, Survey Finds
• Oakland Community Health Network Looks To Educate The Community, Reduce Suicide Rate
• PTL Links: Sept. 8, 2021
• Cooking With Rania: Margarita Chicken & Pesto
• Denver Broncos Secondary Has Gone From Weakness To Strength In 2021
• Tracking The Tropics: Disturbance In Gulf To Be Rainmaker For Florida Panhandle, Southern Georgia
• Lions Need Defense To Step Up
• 3 In A Row For The Texas Rangers As They Top The Diamondbacks 3-1
• Denver Mayor: Conditions At Civic Center Park 'Cannot & Will Not Be Allowed To Continue'
• State Of Colorado Inspectors Arrive At Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park After Girl Dies On Ride
• Patriots Host 10 Players For Workouts, Including Former Steelers QB Devlin Hodges
• One Week Before California Recall Election Day, Turnout Numbers Strong
• Remembering 9/11: Doctors Still Seeing New York First Responders For Mental Health Issues
• Man Killed In Temple City Stabbing, Wounded Brother Suspected
• Hong Kong arrests 4 pro-democracy leaders behind Tiananmen vigil
• Julian Edelman Feels Like 'Child That Had Divorced Parents' When Picking Between Patriots And Buccaneers
• Domestic abuse survivors say they couldn't get help despite Pentagon program
• Deadly Shooting In Area Cancels Classes At Forney Independent School District Campuses
• Statue Of Confederate Robert E. Lee Coming Down In Virginia
• Many Students Who Struggled Find Transformation At Association House High School, An Alternative Charter In Humboldt Park
• Devon and Leah Still on staying positive through cancer
• COVID: Delta Variant Sends Contra Costa County Virus Deaths To Highest Level Since March
• Vehicle Fire Closes I-83 Northbound Between Coldspring Lane And Northern Parkway
• 'Honestly, It's Just Nonsense': Gov. DeSantis Downplays Speculation On 2024 Presidential Run
• Former Patriots WR Danny Amendola Signs With Houston Texans
• On the front lines of the war allowing al Qaeda to thrive
• Woman dies after falling from coastal cliff in California
• 3 Vermont State Troopers Resign Over Fake COVID Vaccine Cards
• Weather Blog: Fall Is On The Way
• PWSA Customers Could See Higher Bills As Early As Next Year
• Portland's Planned Ban Over New Texas Abortion Law Could Cost The State $7M A Year
• Students In Minneapolis Return To Classrooms With Masks Required
• Allegheny County Health Department Shuts Down After Hours Club On Brownsville Road
• Powerful earthquake kills at least 1 near Acapulco, Mexico
• U.S. Coast Guard investigating nearly 350 reported oil spills after Ida
• Kylie Jenner announces she's pregnant with second child
• President Biden Surveys Ida Storm Damage In New Jersey: 'We'll Help You Rebuild'
• Massive Caldor Fire nearly half contained
• Bitcoin is legal currency in El Salvador — but its rollout hits major snags
• 2021 Patriots Storylines: Does New England Have One Of NFL's Best Pass Rushes?
• Students Return To Catholic Elementary Schools Across NYC
• Broward Center To Require Vaccinations For All Workers, Negative COVID Tests For Audience Members
• DICK's Sporting Goods Opens 'Public Lands' Store Aimed At Protecting The Outdoors
• Dr. Brenda Cassellius Says Boston Public Schools Ready To Start New Year Thursday
• 6-year-old girl dies on Colorado amusement park ride
• Free COVID Testing Again Available At Minneapolis Convention Center
• Idaho allows COVID-slammed hospitals to ration care
• Texas governor vows to "eliminate" rapists in defense of abortion law
• Supreme Court's abortion decision shines light on "shadow docket"
• Former NBA player hospitalized with COVID: "My fight is not done"
• He Killed A Man During A $1.25 Robbery, Now Texas Death Row Inmate Waits SCOTUS Ruling To Have Pastor Touch Him
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/8 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Canon-McMillan School Board Meeting Adjourned After Some People Refused To Wear Masks
• Body Of Iklas Abdullahi Ahmed, 2, Found Near Edina's Rosland Park
• Life In The Fast Lane: As Drivers Return To The Road, GHSA Says Speeding Becoming A Huge Issue
• WATCH: Escaped Bull Makes Its Way Through Traffic In Hilltown Township, Bucks County
• Third Shot Timeline: FDA Says They May Need More Time To Approve COVID-19 Boosters
• Storms Cause Major Damage In Channahon And Minooka, Leaving Trees And Power Lines Down And Debris Scattered
• Gov. Wolf Set To Tour Storm Damage In Bridgeport On Wednesday
• At Least 1 Dead After Strong Earthquake Hits Near Acapulco, Mexico
• Children Make Up More Than A Quarter Of The Weekly US Covid-19 Cases, Pediatricians' Group Says
• 2 Armed Robbers Target Speedway Gas Station In Downers Grove
• Crowd Removed With Chemical Spray As MN State Fair Closed
• Chicago Weather: Cool Down In Effect
• "Intelligence Matters" presents: Remembering 9/11 with Gina Bennett
• Pittsburgh Weather: Wednesday Marks The Best Chance For Rain Over The Next Week
• BSO: Not Allowed On Plane Because Of Late Arrival, Passenger Makes Bomb Threat At Fort Lauderdale Airport
• Florida Department Of Education Withholds Funds In Broward, Alachua Counties For Mask Mandate
• Report: Pittsburgh Considering Adopting New Traffic Rules For Electric Scooters
• 'Nasty' Strain Of RSV Spikes In Minnesota Children As School Year Begins
• Hurley's Picks: Tom Brady And The Bucs Could Actually Go Undefeated In 2021
• New Season At The National Aviary Begins Today
• Overnight Lane Restrictions Planned For Fort Pitt Tunnel
• Wednesday's Child: 9-Year-Old Jay'Vaughn
• Lane Restriction In Place On McKees Rocks Bridge On Wednesday And Thursday
• Wednesday's Show Info (9/8/21)
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Cases And Hospitalizations Continue To Rise
• Allegheny Clarion Valley School District Moves To Remote Learning Due To Positive COVID-19 Cases
• 20 Years Ago: Remembering Sikh Temple Vandalism After 9/11
• 20 Years Later: Remembering Sikh Temple Vandalism After 9/11
• Webb, Yastrzemski, Duggar Power Giants Past Rockies, 12-3
• Gov. Tom Wolf Orders Flags To Fly At Half-Staff In Honor Of Washington County Firefighter
• Mac Miller's Legacy Lives On At Blue Slide Park Three Years Following His Death
• 'Brick Fest Live' The U.S.'s Biggest Lego Event Coming To The Monroeville Convention Center
• Kiss Reschedules The Pavilion at Star Lake Tour Date For October 13
• Mission Of Mercy Pittsburgh Free Dental Clinic Returns In October
• Ben Gamel's 6th Inning RBI Helps Pirates Beat Tigers 3-2
• Jimmy Lambert Wins First Career Game, White Sox Top A's 6-3
• Alonso Homers Twice, Including 100th, As Mets Top Marlins
• Cole Injured, Surging Blue Jays Power Past Yankees
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/8 Wednesday Morning Forecast

Videos from September 8, 2021

• Former White House correspondent aboard Air Force One on 9/11 reflects on journey 20 years later
• The Black Swan Murder?
• Biden clashes with Catholic community over abortion
• 9/8: Red and Blue
• Vice President Harris campaigns for California Governor Gavin Newsom
• Former Army attorney on military's domestic violence crisis
• White House tackles rising prices, fuel supply issues
• Biden to lay out six-step plan to tackle the coronavirus pandemic
• Arrests made in identity theft targeting Florida condo collapse victims
• Secret Service agents share chilling memories of 9/11
• Virginia removes Robert E. Lee statue from capital
• FBI releases new video of Capitol bomb suspect
• Child COVID hospitalizations hit record high
• Biden to unveil new COVID plan as Delta variant surges
• As Biden faces political challenges, Trump signals increased interest in 2024 rematch
• Clues about defense strategy emerge at hearing for 9/11 terror suspects
• Local Matters: Democrats "optimistic" about California recall election
• More than 100 unaccompanied Afghan children in U.S. custody
• Watch: Vice President Harris campaigns in California for Governor Newsom in recall fight
• Howard University resumes in-person classes following ransomware attack
• Job openings hit record high in July but millions of workers remain unemployed
• A day that will never leave you: 20 years later, 60 Minutes recounts FDNY stories of heroism on 9/11
• Virginia removes Robert E. Lee statue from Richmond's Monument Avenue
• Strong earthquake near Acapulco rattles Mexico
• 60 Minutes 9/11 Archive: The Miracle of the Pentagon
• Florida faces its deadliest surge of the COVID-19 pandemic
• The children of 9/11 victims
• "48 Hours" preview: The Black Swan Murder?
• How to plan for health care costs
• Biden issues warning on climate change after touring Ida damage
• WorldView: Powerful earthquake rocks Mexico; Deadly prison fire in Indonesia
• Survey shows inflation's impact on middle-income families
• Hong Kong police arrest 4 pro-democracy leaders
• COVID-19 vaccinations plateau despite incentive programs
• Trial for suspects in 2015 Paris terror attack gets underway
• The history and culture of Times Square
• "The Legacy Letters": Children of 9/11 victims reflect on messages they wrote to their late fathers
• Steve from "Blue's Clues" delivers message to millennials
• Product scarcity may impact holiday shopping, construction projects and car industry
• Millions of Americans officially lose pandemic unemployment aid
• Combating the U.S. military's silent epidemic
• Inside the 9/11 terror suspects' pretrial hearing at Guantanamo Bay
• On the frontline with Yemen troops fighting civil war that allows al-Qaeda to thrive
• Guantanamo Bay pre-trial hearings for alleged 9/11 plotters resume after procedural delay
• Biden tours Hurricane Ida's aftermath in New Jersey and New York
• U.S. pediatric COVID cases surge to record highs as millions of students return to schools
• Biden says climate change poses "existential threat" as he tours storm damage
• 9/8: CBSN AM
• Ex-CIA director on flying with George W. Bush after 9/11
• U.S. coronavirus cases top 40 million as infections rise in children