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Articles from September 9, 2021

• Recall Supporters in Rural California Express Fears of Mail-In Ballot 'Shenanigans'
• City Of San Clemente Has A Human Waste Problem In Water Under Pier
• Friends and Family Mourn Land Park Woman Killed In Her Own Home
• Ozone And Rising Heat: How It's Getting Worse
• Jefferson County Public Health To Add Security After Harassment Incidents At Vaccine Sites
• Wildlife Officials Warn Caldor Evacuees Returning To Tahoe About Potential Bear Encounters
• Overnight Lightning Strikes in North Bay Keep Residents, Firefighters on Edge
• Sacramento's Farm-To-Fork Festival Returns After Pandemic Hiatus
• Heat Shuts Down Several Schools In Denver
• 2 Arrested In Labor Day Weekend Stabbing In Oakdale
• 'The Drew Barrymore Show' To Feature A Tour Of Denver On Tuesday's Episode
• Cowboys Fall 31-29 As Brady Tops Dak In Thursday Night Thriller
• Minnesota Defers OK For Permit Linked To North Dakota Coal-Fired Power Plant Deal
• Cleveland Snaps 25-Inning Scoreless Streak, Beats Twins 4-1
• Caldor Fire Evacuees From Grizzly Flats Can Begin Returning Home This Sunday
• Suspected Getaway Driver In Armed Robbery Of Sidewalk Diners, Quioness Wilson, Arrested
• San Mateo Police Investigating Shooting That Left 1 Victim Hospitalized
• Cedric Baxter, Shot And Killed By Police, Identified As Suspect In Buena Park School Bus Shooting
• DA: Arapahoe County Sheriff Tyler Brown Acted 'Irresponsibly,' But Won't Face Charges After Bar Incident
• Cape Air Plane Crashes While Landing In Provincetown, 7 Hurt
• Milton Academy Hockey Player Jake Thibeault Hopes To Walk Again, Ready To 'Prove People Wrong'
• Lawrence Marine Private Anthony Munoz Dies In Training At Parris Island, South Carolina
• It Would Appear As Though Tom Brady Is Still Good At Football
• World Trade Center Steel Now Centerpieces Of Several 9/11 Memorials In Massachusetts
• Jays Beat Yanks For 8th Straight, 1/2 Game Back In Wild Card
• Moderna Working On Combination COVID-19 Booster And Flu Shot
• Chisholm's Homer In 8th Lifts Marlins Over Mets
• Ald. James Gardiner Accused Of Using Staffer To Get Private Court Records On Resident Of His Ward For Revenge
• Avella School Board Votes On Showing Opposition To Statewide School Mask Mandate
• Historic Paintings Get Serious TLC Beneath MIA
• Chicago Weather: Weekend Heat
• UPDATE: Lafayette School Crossing Guard Fatally Injured on Duty Hailed as Hero
• Department Of Correction Commissioner Unveils Plans To Address Violence, Rising Tension At Rikers Island
• '20 Years Doesn't Make It Any Easier': Ceremonies Honoring 9/11 Victims Held Throughout Tri-State Area
• Field Where Flight 93 Crashed In Somerset County Has Become A Place Of Reverence
• Gov. Kathy Hochul Attends Brooklyn Rally Against Texas Abortion Law: 'Keep Your Damn Hands Off Our Bodies'
• 'I Can't Sleep Peacefully': Rutherford Homeowner Desperate For Help After Ida Triggered Mudslide In Front Yard
• State Health Officials Concerned About Bump In COVID Cases Among Kids As School Year Begins
• 'It Always Lives With You:' Philadelphia Firefighter Recalls Search And Rescue At Ground Zero
• Resurrection College Prep Keeps Memories Of 9/11 Attacks Alive For Students Who Weren't Born Yet At The Time
• Officer Ella French Honored At Vigil At Gold Star Families Memorial
• Why Does Nature Feel So Good?
• Art Institute Of Chicago Workers Rally To Form Union
• President Biden Announces New Six Step Approach For Tackling COVID
• President Joe Biden Announces Sweeping New Vaccine Mandates For 100 Million Americans
• Maryland Reports 9,900 Deaths Since COVID-19 Pandemic Began; Baltimore County Will Mandate Employee Vaccines
• Towson University Police Union Says They Don't Feel Supported By The University Following Campus Shooting
• Tensions Flare At Carroll County School Board Meeting Over Optional Masks In Classrooms
• Pres. Biden Announces COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates That Will Affect 100 Million Americans
• 2 Dead, 3 Hospitalized In Separate North Minneapolis Shootings
• New 9/11 Traveling Exhibit Unveiled In Middle River
• CBS 11 News Crews Reflect On Covering 9/11: 'The Worst Thing That Could Ever Happen'
• Hernández Sharp As Royals Blank Orioles 6-0
• Homicide Investigation Underway After Woman Found Dead In Pomona Residence
• Volunteers Create Hundreds Of Care Packages For Afghan Refugees Coming To North Texas
• Ian Kennedy's Blown Save Dooms Phillies In Deflating Loss To Rockies
• Ford Offers Perk For Bronco Customers Still Waiting On Vehicles
• Chisholm's Homer In 8th Lifts Marlins Over Mets 3-2
• New Amazon Delivery Station In Canton Township Expected To Bring 100 Jobs
• Displaced Crestview Towers' Residents Frustrated They're Not Being Allowed To Go Back Home
• 'We Need To Face It, We Need To Fix It,' Miami Beach City Leaders Hold Special Hearing To Address Recent Crime Wave
• Man Fatally Shot In West Baltimore
• When Will Federal Disaster Aid Arrive For Pennsylvanians Impacted By Ida?
• COVID In Colorado: Teachers, Businesses React To President Joe Biden's Call For Vaccine, Testing Mandates
• Biden To Mandate COVID-19 Vaccine For Federal Employees And Contractors
• Critical Incident Response Team Completes Investigation Into Olde Town Arvada Shooting
• NFL's First Taunting Penalty Of 2021 Was Ridiculous -- And Even The Official Seemed To Agree
• Patton Oswalt Cancels Planned Dates At Comedy Clubs In Florida And Utah Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Crews On Scene Of Multi-Vehicle Crash In Kent Island, At Least Nine Injured, Reports Say
• Pennsylvania State Senator Pat Browne Recovering After Fracturing Neck In Motorcycle Crash
• Saint Vincent Health Celebrates New Hospital Opening In Leadville
• More Than 15,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• After Overnight Spate Of Robberies, Shooting In River North, A Community That Was Already Grappling With Crime Demands Action
• Manville Residents In Need Of Cleaning Supplies, Nonperishable Food, Other Essentials After Ida Flooded Homes
• Doug Flutie Recalls Carrying American Flag Out Of Tunnel For Home Game Held After 9/11 Attacks
• Report: Elizabeth Holmes Trial on Hold After Juror Possibly Exposed to COVID
• California Recall: Can Larry Elder Build Movement After Election Day?
• Rockslides Close State Route 18 From Big Bear Dam To Snow Valley
• Truck Hits SUV In Prowers County On Colorado's Eastern Plains, 4 Teens Killed
• Funeral Services Held For Connecticut State Trooper Who Died After Vehicle Was Swept Away By Floodwaters During Ida
• Buccaneers' Super Bowl Banner Celebration Was ... Kind Of Lame
• Analysts Say Newsom Has Slight Advantage in Recall Election
• Long Beach Police Chief Robert G. Luna To Retire In December
• Body Recovered From Passaic River In Kearny
• Oil-soaked birds found near oil spill at refinery in wake of Hurricane Ida
• Bill Mandating Free Menstrual Products In California Schools Heads to Gov. Newsom's Desk
• California Pushes Rules On Breath-Restricting Police Holds
• University Of Pittsburgh Hires Law Firm To Review Its Fetal Tissue Research Practices
• Planned Fix To San Francisco's Leaning Millennium Tower Getting New Scrutiny From City Hall
• San Jose Activists Build Unauthorized Shelters, Slam City's Response To Housing Homeless
• Senate Republicans Start Election 'Investigation' In Pennsylvania
• San Francisco Police Department Partners with Yellow Whistle Project
• Nassau County Offering Diversion Programs For Low-Level Criminal Offenders Instead Of Sending Them To Court
• Dixie Fire Update: New Evacuation Orders Issued in Lassen County as Firefight Intensifies
• Scientists discover giant prehistoric "swimming head" creature
• California Approves New Spending On Drought, Wildfire Prevention
• Manaea Strikes Out 9, A's Defeat White Sox In Finale
• Ohio Father Pleads Guilty To Murder And Rape In 2019 Death Of His 10-Year-Old Son
• Flooding At New Rochelle High School Delays Return To In-Person Classes, Major Disappointment To Students
• 9/11 Attacks Spurred Massive Changes To National And Domestic Security Measures
• Tavon Dwayne Banks Sentenced To 10 Years In Federal Prison For Narcotics Charges
• Sac City Unified Independent Study Families Frustrated By 'Lack Of Communication'
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (SEPTEMBER 11)
• Hunter Renfroe Claims MLB Told Red Sox To Stop Taking COVID Tests Amid Outbreak; MLB Denies Claim
• Mitchel Field Gymnasium Undergoing Renovation To Enhance Services For Long Island Veterans, Military Families
• White Sox Lose To Oakland A's, Who Take 2 Of 3
• Ex-Officer Accused Of Rape Faces New Federal Charge
• Police: MTA Train Conductor Punched In Face At Brooklyn Subway Station
• Letecia Stauch Appears In Court For Preliminary Hearing In Stepson Gannon's Murder
• Berwyn High Schooler Fights 'Not Flattering' Dress Code For Girls
• Runway Extension Marks Completion Of Construction For O'Hare Modernization Project
• Dallas Police Northeast Patrol Station Evacuated As Precaution After Cleaning Crew Finds Suspicious Package
• Avett Brothers Cancel Basilica Block Party Set After COVID Scare
• Top Republican Recall Candidate Larry Elder Holds Thursday Rally In Glendale
• Grand Rapids Police Free Deer Stuck In Hammock
• Hikers Advised To Think Twice Before Bringing Dogs After 3 Canines Die From Heat-Related Illnesses
• Proposed Citizens Map Preserves Local Congressional Districts, Including Competitive Race To Succeed Conor Lamb
• How Do You Protect Kids Too Young To Be Vaccinated Against COVID-19?
• Caught On Camera: New Jersey Teacher Stops Out-Of-Control SUV Heading Towards Students
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• Homeless Camp Fire Burns Along I-80 In North Sacramento
• COVID: Contra Costa Community Colleges Approves Vaccination Requirement For Employees, Students
• The Death Of London Bean: Minneapolis Community Groups Call For Unity, Cooperation With Police
• State Bill Banning Police From Using Certain Holds Heads to Governor's Desk
• Montgomery County Police Seeking Public's Assistance In Identifying Robbery Suspect
• Security Measures Revamped By 9/11 Continue 20 Years Later
• New York Apartment Building Owners File Motion To Block Eviction Moratorium
• California Public Schools May Be Required To Stock Free Menstrual Products In Restrooms
• Flex Alert Extended To 9 PM Thursday Due To Heat, Power Outage In Irvine
• Remembering 9/11: The Day Canadian Town Of Gander Opened Its Doors, Hearts To Complete Strangers
• NYPD Reports No Credible Threats For 9/11 Anniversary, 'Robust' Security Plan In Place
• 2nd Transbay Rail Crossing Would Aid Transit Needs In 21 NorCal Counties, Backers Say
• Carjacking Suspect Injured In Sacramento County Officer-Involved Shooting Allegedly Assaults Deputy, Grandmother
• Port Authority Faces Shortage Of Bus Drivers And Maintenance Workers
• 'The Final Word Is Going To Be The Supreme Court': Sen. John Cornyn Reacts To US Vs Texas Lawsuit Over Abortion Law
• 'It Starts At The Top': Bears Stress Defense Before Season Opener Against L.A. Rams
• Well-Used Trail In Central City To Be Dedicated To Local Firefighters Cody And Shelby Allen Who Died Last Year
• Search On For Deontae Wade, Who Escaped Custody As Lake County Authorities Tried To Arrest Him On Attempted Murder Warrant
• MISSING: Kathy Arthur, 73, Last Seen At Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Suffers From Early-Onset Dementia
• Local Municipalities Prepare To Keep South Florida Streets From Flooding As King Tides Return
• Justice Department sues Texas, seeking to block new abortion law
• 'Pamoja Tutashinda, Together We Win': Volunteers Sought At Boys And Girls Club In North Minneapolis
• Anne Arundel County Police Searching For 34-Year-Old Nicholas Andrew Gegor
• Ravens' Edwards, Peters Have Injured Knees; Freeman Added
• 'I Hate It For All The Victims': Ponzi Scheme Victim Speaks Out After Losing Investment To Shakopee Couple
• Bear Tears Apart Car's Interior After Getting Stuck Inside
• She lost her father on 9/11. Now she helps other children overcome grief.
• Grapevine Motorcycle Officer Almost Killed In Line Of Duty To Be Honored By Gov. Abbott Friday
• In The Market For A Used Car? Experts Say Make Sure It Wasn't Damaged By Flooding
• WATCH: Military Mom Surprises Family At New Castle Elementary School
• Fighter pilots recall mission to take down Flight 93 on 9/11
• Judge Rules Siskiyou County Can't Ban Water Delivery to Hmong Marijuana Growers
• San Francisco Disposal Companies Admit To Bribing Former Public Works Director Mohammed Nuru
• 'I Expect To Be Better': Healthy Joe Burrow Ready To Lead Bengals Against Vikings
• Bike To Work Day Encourages Pedal Power
• Police Warn Looters, Scammers Trying To Take Advantage Of Storm Victims In Flood-Ravaged Manville, NJ
• Gophers Believe OL, RB Group Deep Enough To Withstand Loss Of Mohamed Ibrahim
• James Maynard Jr. Sentenced To 150 Months In Federal Prison For Coercion And Enticement Of A Minor
• 4 Students Arrested After Handgun, Ammunition Was Brought Into Hart High School In Santa Clarita
• O'Neill Homers, Cards Win 2-1 To Salvage Split With Dodgers
• Halloween Horror Nights Returns Thursday At Universal Studios Hollywood
• Colorado State University Launches New Program To Help With Mental Health During Emergency Calls
• 'You Didn't Deserve This': Parents Of 4-Year-Old Shot To Death Plead For Help To Find His Killer
• Family Sues Greensburg YMCA After 80-Year-Old Man Dies In Sauna
• UPDATE: All San Francisco Cable Car Service Shut Down Until Friday After Power Outage
• Brian Benjamin Sworn In As Lieutenant Governor Of New York
• Mankato Professor Gwen Nell Westerman Named Minnesota's 1st Native Poet Laureate
• Bay Area Lawmaker's Bill Extending To-Go Cocktail Sales For 5 Years Heads To Newsom's Desk
• 9/11 20 Years Later: To This Day, Mets Continue To Visit FDNY Firehouses Out Of Respect
• Giraffe Calf Born At Keystone Safari In Grove City
• Man Wanted For Allegedly Stabbing Former Girlfriend To Death In Grand Prairie
• Woman Hit, Killed By Vehicle Following Car Crash In Wissinoming, Police Say
• President Biden Announces Vaccine Mandate For Businesses With More Than 100 Employees
• State Police Looking For Missing 14-Year-Old Lonyae Hayes
• Air travelers refusing to wear masks could face up to $3,000 fines
• Ewing, N.J. Police Officer Recounts Rescue Of Woman Caught Up In Ida Floodwaters Captured On Video
• 9/11 20 Years Later: Tribute Center Offers Solace To Family That Lost Son Working At Cantor Fitzgerald
• Oakland City Council May Soon Vote on Police Staffing Increase
• 'I Know That Each Day Is A Gift': Sen. Klobuchar Reveals She Was Treated For Breast Cancer
• Federal Judge Blocks Florida's 'Anti-Riot' Law
• New York City Teachers Preparing To Welcome Students Back Safely; Mayor De Blasio Expands COVID Vaccine Mandate
• Jeremiah Ironrope, Krisanne Benjamin Plead Guilty To Richfield Carjacking
• Bridgeport Car Owners Furious After Police Chief Orders 73 Vehicles Towed Following Devastating Flooding
• 8 Aldermen Ask Public Health Commissioner Dr. Allison Arwady To Require Proof Of Vaccination In Public Indoor Settings
• Miami-Dade School Board Approves COVID Vaccine Incentive
• President Biden Announces New Federal COVID Vaccine Mandate For Private Companies
• Texas Now Publicly Posting Names Of Companies That Lose Personal Data In Cyberattack
• New Cranes For Port Of Baltimore Halt Traffic On Chesapeake Bay & Key Bridges Thursday
• Remembering 9/11: Memories, Emotions Flood Those With Connection To Terror Attacks
• Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber, South Miami Police Chief Rene Landa On Vaccines For Officers, City Employees
• Pennsylvania State Senator Pat Browne Injured In Colorado Wreck
• 35-Year-Old Man Dies After Hit-And-Run Crash On Colfax Avenue In Aurora
• 'A Man Anyone Would Want To Be More Like': Dallas Fire-Rescue 40-Year Veteran David Leos Laid To Rest
• Suspect Identified After American Flags In Boston Public Garden Honoring 9/11 Victims Vandalized
• Threat Prompts Evacuation Of Canon-McMillan High School
• Newsom Announces $2.75 Billion Expansion of Homekey, Biggest Homeless Investment in State History
• 'Go Birds': Eagles Release Hype Video Ahead Of Sunday's Season Opener Against Atlanta Falcons
• A Light After The Dark: Babies Born On September 11th Survive And Strive
• 3 Sacramento Residents Arrested In Fairfield In Connection To Catalytic Converter Thefts
• Kraft Family Unveils September 11 Memorial Garden At Patriot Place
• Man Arrested on Warrant, Weapons Charge by Sunnyvale DPS
• Former EDD Employee Admits To Filing Nearly 200 Fraudulent Claims That Paid Out More Than $1.6 Million
• Get Lost In A Corn Maze At The Denver Botanic Gardens Chatfield Farms
• Isaac Tashjian, Beloved Math Teacher At Toll Middle School In Glendale, Dies After Battle With COVID
• Bucks County Marking 20th Anniversary Of 9/11 Terror Attacks With 2 Public Ceremonies
• Baltimore Vaccination Rate Among Top Three Percent In US Jurisdictions With Similar Population Characteristics
• Massachusetts Reports 2,096 New COVID-19 Cases, 18 Additional Deaths
• Fraudulent Checks, Credit Cards, $63,000 In Cash Seized in Lauderdale Lakes Fraud Ring Bust
• New COVID Plan From White House Aims To Keep Schools Open, Students Healthy
• Fort Worth ISD To Mandate Masks Starting Monday
• Active Minds Brings Traveling Exhibit Raising Suicide Awareness To University Of Pennsylvania
• Grass Fire Near Kiefer Boulevard And Jackson Highway Burns 9 Acres
• Quick-Thinking Mountain View Police Officer Saluted for Saving Choking Infant
• KFC not touting chicken tenders as it lacks abundant supplies
• No Bargains On North Texas Rental Properties Anytime Soon, Real Estate Researcher Says
• An Average Covid-19 Hospitalization Costs Medicare About 150 Times More Than It Does To Vaccinate One Beneficiary
• Mac Jones Jerseys Outselling Tom Brady Jerseys Since Start Of August
• Police: Man Attacks Officer Trying To Help His Overdosing Granddaughter
• Loveland Ski Area Fires Up The Big Guns
• Suspect In 2002 Fatal Stabbing Of Salinas Woman Extradited To U.S.
• Timberwolves Have Best Odds To Land Ben Simmons In Trade, Bovada Says
• Man Shot, Killed In Parked Car In Chatham
• Biden To Visit Long Beach Monday For Newsom Rally Ahead Of Recall Deadline
• 5 Men Accused Of Whitmer Kidnapping Plot Want To Delay Trial
• Colorado Could Gain Twice As Many Jobs This Year, Pre-Pandemic Levels Likely Won't Return Until 2022
• Patriots Injury Report: Nelson Agholor, Jalen Mills Sit Out Thursday's Practice
• 24-Year-Old Isaiah Aaron Elsey Charged With Impersonating Police Officer In Wicomico County
• Justice Department Sues Texas Over New Abortion Law
• Justice Department Files Suit Against Texas, Seeking To Block New Abortion Law
• Gas Leak Reported In Piedmont; Intersection Blocked
• Body Of Missing Hiker Found In Burbank's Stough Park
• 'The Brutal Sound Of Silence': Former Gov. Tom Ridge Recalls 9/11 And The Heartbreak Of No Survivors On Flight 93
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 1: Raheem Mostert Big Opportunity Against Detroit Lions
• How A Former Southlake Carroll High Girls Basketball Player Earned A Super Bowl Ring
• Tagovailoa, Maryland Turn Attention To Howard In Week 2
• No Pediatric COVID Cases In San Francisco; Health Officials Release Encouraging Data On Kids And COVID
• Annapolis Mayor Pledges To Assist Schools With Bus Driver Shortage
• Armed Robbery Reported Near U Of M Clinic
• Wakefield Boy Donates Toys To Stoneham Fire Department For Kids Suffering From Trauma
• Restaurants shut out of federal COVID relief plead for aid
• Race-norming concussion payouts and the NFL
• Michigan Hospital Leaders Renew Vaccination Plea Amid Deaths
• San Francisco PR Agency Announces Texas Relocation Program For Employees
• Iceland rolls out devices to help capture and bury carbon dioxide
• Oakland Police Investigating Separate Acts of Violence that Left 1 Dead, 1 in Critical Condition
• Republicans Start 'Forensic Investigation' Into Pennsylvania Election
• Annapolis Town Center To Host Outdoor Concert To Benefit Victims Of Tornado
• Off-Duty Dallas Fire Captain Removes Unconscious Crash Victim From Burning Vehicle
• Wildlife Officers Rescue Badger Who Got Trapped In A Window Well In Lamar
• Westmoreland County Ray Of Hope Suicide Awareness And Prevention Task Force Holding 15th Annual Walk
• UPS Looking To Hire In DFW Area
• Crestwood Mayor Louis Presta Scheduled To Plead Guilty Next Month In Red Light Camera Bribery Case
• 3 Adults Hospitalized After Apparent Drug Overdose In Woodlawn, With A Baby In Their Car
• Mindy drenches Georgia and South Carolina with heavy rain
• Airlines Scramble As Travel Hesitancy Sets In Due To COVID Surge, Delta Variant
• California Recall: President Joe Biden To Rally For Newsom In Final Hours Before Election Day
• Person In Ferris Claims $1 Million Prize After Matching 5 Numbers In Mega Millions Lottery
• Santa Cruz Receives $620,000 Federal Grant To Help Upgrade Aging Wharf
• Long Beach Looks To Ban Childless Adults From Park Playgrounds
• David Garcia Arrested In Attack On 12-Year-Old Boy On Long Beach Transit Bus
• Sharpsburg Dollar General Slapped With Another Consumer Alert Over Mouse Infestation
• Clovis Camp Site Discovered In St. Joseph County, Thought To Be Earliest Archaeological Site In Michigan
• President Biden Set To Visit Denver Early Next Week To Discuss Economic Agenda
• Pres. Biden To Visit California On Monday To Campaign With Gov. Newsom Against Recall
• FIFA, US Soccer To Visit M&T Bank Stadium On Sept. 19-20 As Baltimore Vies For World Cup Bid
• Father David Ryan Cleared Of Sex Abuse Claim, Reinstated As Pastor Of St. Francis De Sales Parish In Lake Zurich
• 'This Madness Has To Stop': MN Rep. Says Adult Barged Into Son's Classroom With Anti-Mask Rant
• Flyers Legend Paul Holmgren Among 2021 US Hockey Hall Of Fame
• Minnesota Schools See Slight Bump In Weekly COVID Cases
• Bay Area Recall Supporters Cite French Laundry Dinner In Voting 'Yes'
• Cam Newton Argues There Aren't 32 Quarterbacks Better Than Him In New Teaser Video
• Facebook Launches Smart Glasses With Ray-Ban - Will Anyone Wear Them?
• Philadelphia Officials Concerned For Pregnant Women Hesitant To Get COVID-19 Vaccine Despite Case Numbers Declining In City
• Philadelphia's Police, Fire Departments Start 'Battle Of The Badges' Weight Loss Competition
• Larry Walker Finally Inducted Into Baseball Hall Of Fame, Complete With SpongeBob SquarePants Lapel Pin
• 25 Indicted In Drug Trafficking Bust: 'The Hazelwood Mob Is No Longer In Business'
• Florida Man Fed Up With Potholes Plants Banana Tree In Middle Of Road
• Stefon Diggs Says He 'Became A Bad Teammate' At End Of Vikings Tenure
• Sacramento Kings Name Kayte Christensen-Hunter As New TV Color Analyst
• Harbaugh Says 'There's A Chance' Le'Veon Bell Could Suit Up For Season Opener Vs Raiders
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 4,197 New Coronavirus Cases
• Boston Starts New School Year With Cautious Optimism
• Michigan House Panel Criticizes State Unemployment Agency
• Wild Horse Roundup Over In The Sand Wash Basin In Colorado
• Bernal Heights Hit-And-Run Seriously Injures Man on Scooter
• Grayson Co. Sheriff's Office Deputy Dusty Wainscott Collapses, Dies After Altercation With Suspects
• No Arrests Yet In Shooting Death Of 12-Year-Old London Bean In Minneapolis
• New Tiny Home Village To Soon Open In North Hollywood
• National Museum Of Mexican Art Opens Ray Castro Plaza, Parking Lot
• First Human Case Of West Nile Virus Detected In Allegheny County Since 2018
• Gable Steveson Will Wrestle For WWE While Defending NCAA Title For Gophers
• 9/11 20 Years Later: No Regrets From First Responders Suffering Chronic Illness From Ground Zero Toxins; 'Our City Needed Us'
• Police: Charges Pending After Humane Officers Find At Least 2 Dozen Cats Living In Lawrenceville Hoarding Situation
• United Employees Must Be Fully Vaccinated, Or Face Termination
• Benjamin Satterthwaite Pleads Guilty To Murdering Joshua Lockard, Leaving Remains In Suitcases
• Church destroyed on 9/11 will reopen as a national shrine
• Matt Judon Is Fitting Right In With The Patriots
• Nursing Assistant Steve Rodriguez Indicted In Child Pornography Investigation Involving Disabled Children At Inland Empire Group Home
• Lanes Of Interstate 635 In Mesquite Shutdown After Tractor-Trailer Crash, Explosion
• Minnesota Joins 19 Other States Filing Challenge Against New S.C. Abortion Law
• Ravens Seek Another Season-Opening Blowout Win Vs Raiders
• 3 Robberies Reported Within 30 Minutes In River North; 1 Man Shot
• Amazon offers to cover college tuition for 750,000 workers
• Bronx Unveils 2 New YMCA Facilities, Borough's First New Openings In 30 Years
• Michigan, Detroit Seek $204K For Fighting Election Lawsuit
• Missing Children From Stearns County Family Found In St. Cloud
• Trump endorses Liz Cheney primary challenger Harriet Hageman
• Propane, Paint Tanks Explode During House Fire On Madison Avenue
• Nikkita Brown Speaks Out Publicly For First Time Since Confrontation With Officer On North Avenue Beach
• Diners Robbed At Gunpoint On Melrose In Fairfax District
• Maryland Department Of Health Launches Grassroots Campaign To Boost Vaccinations
• Minneapolis Reports City's 63rd Homicide Of The Year
• Nancy Pelosi Visits Child Development Center In Worcester To Discuss President Biden's Child Care Plan
• Lake Central H.S. Students Return To School, A Day After False Alarm About Active Shooter
• State Legislature Sends Bill Ending Spousal Rape Distinction To Governor
• Knife-Wielding Man Allegedly Commits St. Paul Apartment Arson
• MDHHS Launches Online Access To Immunization Records For Adults In Michigan
• Stone Zoo Auctioning Off Chance To Name Baby Sloth
• Retired FDNY Firefighter Says Old Helmet Brought Him Back To South Bronx Fire House One Day Before 9/11
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 334 New Cases, 6 Additional Deaths
• Biden administration reviving Trump's "Remain in Mexico" border policy
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Cases Jump Over 900, Positivity Rate Remains Flat
• Free Watch Party At AT&T Stadium In Arlington For Dallas Cowboys Season Opener
• COVID In Minnesota: Positivity Rate Holding Steady At 6.6%; 9 More Deaths Reported
• WATCH: Officer's Body Cam Footage Shows Intense Rescue Of Woman During Dangerous Flash Flooding In Ewing Township
• Retired Flight Attendant Walking From Boston To New York To Honor 20th Anniversary Of 9/11
• Pedestrian Killed On Route 29 In Ellicott City On Thursday Morning
• Philadelphia's 'Ya Fav Trashman' Honored By Pennsylvania State Officials
• Chester County Storm Resource Center Open Until Thursday Evening
• France to offer free contraception for women under 25
• Minnesota Weather: Drought Easing In Central, Southern Minnesota
• Marty's Weather Blog: A Fine Run Of Weather Ahead
• United orders vaccine-exempt workers to take unpaid leave
• Malfunction Blamed For Placing Chanhassen High School On Lockdown
• Former President Trump, Son Don Jr. To Serve As Ringside Commentators At Exhibition Boxing Matches This Saturday
• NFL Week 1 NFC North Picks: 'I Don't Really Bet Against Aaron Rodgers,' Says CBS Minnesota's Norman Seawright
• NFL Films Gives Quick Glimpse Into Tom Brady's Never-Ending Quest For Perfection
• Sheriff: Disabled Man Punched In Face On Bus Near Colfax; Suspect Arrested
• 34-Year-Old Cockeysville Resident Salar Peikari Dies In Motorcycle Crash
• Miami Hospital Nurse Posts Disturbing Photos, Captions Of NICU Baby On Social Media
• Killer's misogyny started in 3rd grade when he tried to forcibly kiss girls
• Stevie Wonder To Headline Global Citizen Live From LA's Greek Theatre
• US Justice Department To Sue Over Texas Abortion Law
• Hunter attacked by grizzly bear protecting her cubs in Alaska
• Pumpkin Weigh-Off Still On; Half Moon Bay Pumpkin Festival Sidelined By COVID Concerns
• Police Find 9-Month-Old Boy Unharmed After Car Stolen Outside Northeast Philadelphia Restaurant
• Man, Hanif Crump, Dies In Strawberry Mansion Double Shooting, Police Say
• Is Remote Learning Still Possible At Massachusetts Schools For Students Quarantined For COVID Exposure?
• Vermont State Troopers under investigation for fake vaccine cards
• Judge Denies Nikolas Cruz's Attorneys Motion For Testimony, Evidence Presented To Grand Jury
• Recovering From A Lack Of Sleep Takes Longer Than You Might Think, Study Says
• American flag display honoring 9/11 victims vandalized in Boston
• Denver Weather: Is This July Or September? Record Heat Expected Thursday And Friday
• Rebecca Kleefisch, Former Lt. Gov. Under Scott Walker, Launches Gubernatorial Campaign
• Grosse Pointe Park Man Who Led Charity Pleads Guilty To Taking Cash
• The Morning Of 9/11: Fears Of A 'Second Wave' Of Attacks
• 20 Years Later: The Morning Of 9/11 - Fears Of A 'Second Wave' Of Attacks
• 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding' Star Michael Constantine Dies At 94
• White House withdraws nomination of Biden's pick for ATF director
• Bronx Man Arrested After Allegedly Raping 70-Year-Old Woman At Gunpoint
• Whitmer Proposes Spending $200M To Replace Lead Water Pipes
• Dallas Police Searching For Suspect Who Killed Man Outside Apartments Along Forest Lane
• Reward Offered After Sow Poached In Colorado Leaving 2 Cubs Behind
• Tigers Beat Pirates 5-1
• State Files Emergency Motion In Florida School Mask Mandate Battle
• Jefferson County Begins COVID Testing For Students At Schools
• Senator Amy Klobuchar reveals breast cancer diagnosis
• Recipe: Honey Garlic Chicken Tacos
• Boy, 16, Charged In Wrightwood Carjacking
• Connections To Independence Nonprofit Helps Young Adults Aging Out Of Foster Care System
• Patriots Reminding Fans Of Changes Made To Gillette Stadium Ahead Of Sunday's Opener
• Edina Fall Into The Arts Festival
• Buccaneers Don't Feel Bad About Taunting Tyreek Hill In Super Bowl: 'It Was Funny'
• Air Force-Navy Highlights Week 2 Slate Of Matchups On CBS, CBS Sports Network
• United Lays Out Employee Rules As Vaccine Requirement Looms
• Suspect Efren Abril Charged With Murder In Long Beach Shooting Which Killed 2 Men
• Lawyer Sarah Schielke Offers $50,000 To Charity In Exchange For Loveland Police Chief Robert Ticer's Resignation
• Miami Weather: King Tides Begin, Showers & Storms Mid-Afternoon And Evening
• Suspect Arrested In Downtown Modesto Shooting That Left 37-Year-Old Man Dead
• Sloppy Gift Wrapping Isn't A Negative Draw, Study Finds
• Victims Of Doctor Sue U Of M Over Public Speech Limit
• Sacramento Woman Comes Face To Face With Burglar During Brazen Break In
• Sacramento Woman Comes Face To Face With Burglar During Brazen Break-In
• IOC suspends North Korea from next Olympics for skipping Tokyo Games
• 'We Talk About Him All The Time:' Wife Remembers Husband, Beloved Pastor 20 Years After 9/11
• The "Roe Baby" reveals identity as half-sister reflects on Jane Roe's legacy
• Miami Dolphins Week 1: Tua vs. Mac As Fins Take On Patriots In NFL Season Opener
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Depression Mindy Drenching Florida Panhandle, Southern Georgia
• PTL Links: Sept. 9, 2021
• UPDATE: Crossing Guard Fatally Struck, Child Hurt By SUV Outside Lafayette School
• Number of workers filing for unemployment falls to pandemic low
• Mother Fights For Answers After Discovering Son Killed In Highway 50 Hit-And-Run Crash Was Also Stabbed
• Gail and John Urso Establish "Kevin's Song" After The Tragic Loss Of Their Son To Suicide
• Jimmy Garoppolo Gets Starting Nod As 49ers Starter; 'I Had A Pretty Good Feeling About It'
• Miami Proud: ReServe Harnesses The Power Of Adults 50 & Older By Providing Job Placements
• Texas execution delayed over inmate's request for pastor's touch
• Biden wants to grow solar power tenfold in 15 years
• Naperville Riverwalk Memorial Pays Tribute To Victims Of 9/11: 'This Is Like Looking At Hallowed Grounds'
• President Joe Biden Expected To Announce New Federal COVID Mandates
• Kacee Must Founds Citizen Yoga To Help The Community Access The Mental Side Of The Popular Practice
• Derek Jeter inducted into MLB Hall of Fame
• Polar bears are inbreeding as ice melts away, scientists say
• Hurricane Ida death toll jumps to 82
• Mac Jones Ahead Of Patriots, NFL Debut: 'You Can Always Be Nervous, But You Can't Play Nervous'
• On 9/11, Dorothy Tucker Began To Panic: 'Where Was My Husband?'
• Inaugural U.S.-E.U. Trade And Technology Council Meeting To Take Place In Pittsburgh This Month
• 'People Still Want To Live In The Bay Area' - Housing Market Not Slowing Even In Pandemic
• 9/11 20 Years Later: Students Born Post-Attacks Gain New Perspective At National September 11 Memorial & Museum
• For Ed Curran, A Flag Has Flown Outside His Home For 20 Years Now
• For Dave Savini, 'I Knew Right Then The World Would Change'
• For Jim Williams, Finding Solace In Laughter Of Children
• For Mary Kay Kleist, A Morning Of Laughter, Shattered
• For Audrina Bigos, Playtime At School Came To An Immediate Halt
• Crash Sent Two Cars Into Front Of Miami Funeral Home
• For Suzanne LeMignot, A Florida Vacation Turned Into Live Coverage Of The Attacks
• Biden ousts 18 Trump military academy board appointees
• New Network Offers Free Legal Help To Election Officials Being Attacked And Intimidated
• Kimmel jokes hospitals shouldn't treat patients who take ivermectin
• Helping Kids Deal With Mask-Shaming At School As They Return To The Classroom
• 2021 Patriots Storylines: Lots Of Questions Remain At Wide Receiver
• "Blue's Clues" host Steve is back with a message to millennials
• Pittsburgh Weather: Early Morning Fog Gives Way To Possible Afternoon Rain
• Discover DFW: The Foundry District In Fort Worth
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/9 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Minnesota Senate Republicans Tap Jeremy Miller To Replace Paul Gazelka As Majority Leader
• Legal Experts: Federal Government Fight Against New Texas Abortion Law Could Be Tough
• PA Cyber Seeing 'Significant' Boost After Gov. Wolf Announced Mask Mandate In Schools
• "Appalled" WHO chief slams rich nations over COVID booster plans
• Urban Redevelopment Authority Prepares To Advance Plans For New Granada Theater Block
• Man indicted after allegedly killing his 2 kids over "serpent DNA"
• Philadelphia Police Release New Footage In Hit-And-Run That Killed Rebecca Malave, Injured Her 3-Year-Old Son
• Chicago Weather: Cooler, Sunny Day Thursday; Weekend Warmup Ahead
• Marine Sgt. Johanny Rosario Of Lawrence Posthumously Awarded Purple Heart
• U.S. economy has grown bigger — and weaker — since 9/11
• FDLE: Former Florida Police Union President Accused Of Stealing Nearly $50K
• Police Looking To Identify Driver Found Dead Inside Wrecked Car In Wilmington
• Crew smells smoke and burning In Russian part of space station
• It Happens Here: Nubian Square's Black Market Brings Neighborhood Back To Life With Art, Culture
• Heavy Rain And Rounds Of Downpours Thursday With Localized Flooding Possible
• U.S. and Germany tell Iran time is now to return to nuclear talks
• Woman Dies Following House Fire In Lower Burrell
• Man Dead, Woman Injured In North Philadelphia Shooting
• PennDOT Says Pump Station Handling I-676 Is Operating After Flooding Caused By Ida's Remnants
• College Tuition Insurance Helps Students Who May Need To Withdraw From School For Medical Reasons
• SEPTA Proposing Series Of Changes Aimed To Make System Easier For Riders, Including Name Change To 'Metro'
• Miami airport boasting world's first COVID-detecting dogs
• Mitch Keller Gives Up 4 Runs, Pirates Unable To Complete The Sweep Of The Tigers, Lose 5-1
• Casting Director For 'Rustin' Looking For Paid Extras In Pittsburgh
• WVU Medicine Offering Bonuses Of Up To $15,000 For New Nursing Hires
• Oakland Building That Once Housed Iconic Rock Club 'The Decade' Condemned
• Pennsylvania Republican Senate Primary Takes Personal Turn Between Bartos And Parnell
• COVID-19 In Ohio: Columbus To Reissue Indoor Mask Mandate As Cases Continue To Rise
• Publisher To Reissue Pa. State Sen. Doug Mastriano's WWI Book With Corrections
• Dallas Keuchel Struggles Again As White Sox Fall To A's 5-1
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/9 Thursday Morning Forecast

Videos from September 9, 2021

• 9/9: Red and Blue
• Los Angeles school board votes to mandate COVID-19 vaccines for students 12 and older
• More than $8 billion given to families and victims of 9/11 attacks
• CBS News report prompts review of Air Force domestic violence cases
• Inside look at cybercriminal market "Genesis"
• How U.S. counterterrorism tactics and policy have changed after September 11
• Early voting indicates massive turnout in California recall election
• Local Matters: Prominent Democrats stump for Gavin Newsom
• White House announces COVID-19 vaccine mandates
• First civilian flight departs Afghanistan following U.S. withdrawal
• Biden announces sweeping new coronavirus vaccine mandates
• How Latino voters could shape the California recall election
• Camp counselor helps others with grief after losing father on 9/11
• CBS News exclusive: Fighter pilots recall mission to take down Flight 93 on 9/11
• Reflecting on the September 11 attack at the Pentagon
• Justice Department sues Texas over 6-week abortion ban
• First civilian flight leaves Afghanistan under Taliban rule
• Los Angeles mandates COVID vaccines for eligible students
• Biden targets workers with new COVID vaccine mandate
• Alejandro Mayorkas says Homeland Security resources are "stressed"
• Special Report: Biden announces new COVID-19 response plan, including vaccine mandates
• Biden to announce plan for vaccine mandates to fight COVID-19
• How use of race-norming resulted in denial of former NFL players' concussion claims
• Attorney General Merrick Garland announces lawsuit challenging Texas abortion law
• Food insecurity among U.S. children on the rise
• Previewing the NFL's 2021 season ahead of kickoff
• Taliban allows more evacuations from Afghanistan
• 60 Minutes 9/11 Archive: Under Ground Zero
• Amy Klobuchar on breast cancer diagnosis: "When you get that first call, it's scary"
• New technology could help improve mental health
• Brother of 9/11 first responder Luis Alvarez discusses legacy, victim compensation fund
• "CBS Mornings" co-host Nate Burleson on tonight's NFL kickoff game
• Florida public health expert on the spread of COVID-19 as kids go back to school
• Senator Amy Klobuchar reveals breast cancer diagnosis and treatment
• Japan could get its first female prime minister as unpopular Suga steps down
• Biden plans new steps to boost COVID-19 vaccinations and fight pandemic
• Sneak peek: The Deliveryman Murders
• Culinary tour of Times Square
• Ex-FBI agent who worked on secret 9/11 case says hijackers had a U.S.-based support network
• Son of firefighter killed on 9/11 follows fathers footsteps
• New facility in Iceland will capture 4,000 tons of carbon out of atmosphere per year
• St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church reopens 20 years after being destroyed in 9/11 attack
• How September 11 still affects U.S. national security
• Hearings focus on what evidence can be used against alleged 9/11 attack plotters
• WorldView: Former Afghanistan president apologizes for fleeing the country
• Daughter of "Roe v. Wade" plaintiff gives first TV interview
• Key Democrats support California Governor Gavin Newsom ahead of recall
• The road to recovery for Louisiana residents after Hurricane Ida leaves trail of damage
• Biden to deliver remarks outlining new 6-step strategy to curb spread of COVID-19
• Los Angeles Unified School District to vote on vaccine mandate as battle heats up over COVID policy
• 9/9: CBSN AM
• Aqualia: Committed to Water Circularity
• FFT: Flexible Production Technology
• Mann+Hummel: Driving Clean Mobility
• Cellcard: Interconnectivity in Cambodia
• PASHA Bank: The enabler of transformation