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Articles from September 13, 2021

• Someone Has Been Living Under Old Auburn Firehouse
• Confusion Among Vaccinated Over When To Get COVID Booster Shot
• Biden Puts Power of Presidency on Display Ahead of California Recall
• Bullet Narrowly Misses Woman In Fairfield Road Rage Incident
• Kershaw Strikes Out 5 In Return, Dodgers Beat D-backs 5-1
• 'They Caught Her Trying To Run Away': Hit-And-Run Victim's Family Seeks Justice After Arrest Of Suspect
• Riversity County Sheriff Faces Criticism For Stance On Vaccine Mandates
• Schurr High School Students To Return To Campus After Classroom Rat Infestation
• Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park Reopens After Child's Death On Haunted Mine Drop Ride
• Broken Elevators More Than An 'Inconvenience' For Seniors At Apartment Complex
• Elon Musk's SpaceX Launches 51 Satellites Into Orbit From California
• On A Positive Note: Moment Of Relief
• Former 49ers, Saints LB Parys Haralson Dies At Age 37
• President Biden Journeys To California; Newsom Recall Support; Wildfire Damage Tour On Agenda
• Packers Ready To Hit 'Reset Button' After Week 1 Drubbing
• Massachusetts National Guard Activated To Help Deal With School Bus Driver Shortage
• Dunkin' Opens First 'Digital-Only' Restaurant In Boston
• Animation Artist Proposes To Girlfriend At Millbury Theater
• 'Stressed To The Max': Day Care Centers Struggle With Staff Shortage
• Chicago Weather: Storm Threat Tuesday Afternoon
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations And Cases Set Records In West Virginia
• Met Gala Makes Big Return Following Pandemic Hiatus
• Rescuers Search For San Jose Man Swept Out To Sea Near Davenport Beach
• Mets' Offense Goes Silent In Loss To Cardinals
• Downtown St. Paul's Summer Crime Rate Lowest In 5 Years
• 'Corners Are Not Being Cut': Vaccine Specialist Says Parents Can Trust Shot For Young Kids Once Approved
• UPDATE: Santa Cruz Standoff Ends In Arrest Of Barricaded Suspect
• Residents Rally And Call On Ald. James Gardiner To Resign Amid Multiple Claims Of Abuse Of Power
• Nicholas Now A Hurricane As It Approaches Texas
• Spirit Of Rob Hannon, Lawndale Barber Shot And Killed In July, Lives On In Young Barbers Program That He Championed
• Attorney Weighs In On Middle School Students Facing Felony Charges For Threats Against School
• 'Let's Roll:' Todd Beamer, Hero Of Flight 93 On 9/11, Honored With Aurora Golf Outing
• After Summer Drought, When And Where Will The Best Fall Colors Be This Year?
• Carr's TD Pass Caps Raiders Rally Past Ravens 33-27 In OT
• DeSantis Pledges To Fine Cities, Counties Requiring Workers To Get COVID Vaccine
• CPS Parents, Students Rally Over Complaints About School Bus Service, COVID-19 Contact Tracing, And Other 'System Failures'
• Baltimore Police Respond To A Shot-Spotter On Lafayette Street Monday Night
• Search On For Driver Who Slammed Into 72-Year-Old Man On Motorcycle In St. Charles Township, And Then Took Off
• Police No Longer Believe There Is A Public Safety Threat Following Report Of Shooting In Cape St. Claire
• Woman Cradling 3-Year-Old Baby Struck, Killed In Playa Del Rey Hit-And-Run
• U Of M Marching Band's Special Performance Commemorating 9/11 Anniversary
• Experts Warn About Vulnerabilities of U.S. GPS System to Cyber Terrorists
• Ravens Fan Duff Goldman Shares Favorite Chili Recipe Ahead Of Ravens Season Opener
• On Alert: U.S. Capitol Police Tighten Security Ahead Of Rally Saturday In Support of January 6th Riot Defendants
• Baltimore Schools Continue To Deal With Heat And No Air Conditioners
• Two Teen Boys Shot In East Baltimore Monday Afternoon, Police Say
• Partial Demolition Begins At Northland, New City Center Under Construction
• Meow Wolf In Denver Prepares To Open & 'Engage Your Imagination'
• UPDATE: 2 Dead, 3 Wounded In Separate Shootings In Oakland
• Haverford Township Police Face High School Football Team To Build Stronger Relationships With Community Kids
• Bus Driver Shortage Has North Texas Students On Long Commutes, Late For School
• Alcantara Takes No-Hitter Into 7th, Marlins Blank Nats 3-0
• Eagles' Ryan Kerrigan Bags Groceries At South Philly ShopRite To Fight Hunger
• BU Professor David Jones Dies After Falling Through Rusted Out Stairs While On Run
• President Biden Tours Devastation As Caldor Fire Victims Repopulate Areas Hit Hardest
• Plainfield Boil Order Lifted 3 Days After E. Coli Was Found In Water System
• Construction Company Accuses Arlington ISD Of Not Paying For High School's Winter Storm Cleanup
• Woman Robbed At Gunpoint Of Camera Equipment, Other Personal Effects In Bucktown
• Haunted Circus Set To Open At Tropical Park
• Cement Truck Crashes Over Guardrail Through Narrows On Highway 14
• California Recall: GOP's Unsubstantiated Claims Of Election Rigging Could Backfire
• Child Covid-19 Cases Increased Nearly 240% Since July, Pediatricians' Group Says
• Pres. Biden Comes To California To Help Gov. Newsom Fight Off Recall
• UPDATE: FBI Agent Fatally Shoots Person As US Marshals Serve Arrest Warrant In Oakland
• Parents Call Street Safety Updates Where Teen Aiden Gossage Was Hit And Killed By Car
• Squaw Valley Ski Resort Changes Its Name To Palisades Tahoe
• Florida Commemorates 23rd Annual Missing Children's Day
• California Recall: Polls Show Newsom Winning But Experts Say Wait Until Votes Are Counted
• Muni: Fix For San Francisco's Shuttered Cable Cars May Not Arrive For Days
• MDOT SHA Look To Improve Drainage In Frederick County
• 20-Year-Old In Critical Condition After Shooting In Mt. Washington
• SpaceX Expected To Launch First All-Civilian Crew Wednesday
• New York City Officials Celebrate 1st Day Of School, Parents Say They're Still Nervous
• Parents Show Up In Droves To Lewisville ISD School Board Meeting To Share Opinions On Masks
• City Hall To Light Up For Central American Nations' 200 Years Of Independence
• State To Offer Free Aid To Those Struggling To Return To Work Due To Child Care Issues
• City Council Committee Advances Ordinance That Would Ban Single-Use Plasticware In Restaurant Takeout Orders
• Police Are Investigating A Carjacking In Baltimore County
• Pres. Biden In Sacramento As He Points To Western Wildfires To Push For Big, $3.5 Trillion Rebuild
• Contra Costa DA: 5 Officers Acted Lawfully In 2019 In-Custody Death At Concord Shelter
• Photo Gallery: 2021 Met Gala Arrivals -- A Lexicon Of Fashion
• UPDATE: Powell Street BART Station Reopens in San Francisco After Fatal Incident
• Militia Leader Sentenced To 53 Years In Federal Prison For Bloomington Mosque Bombing
• Butler Area School District Reports 86 Active COVID-19 Cases Among Students, Staff And Faculty
• DFL Elects Melisa López Franzen As Senate Minority Leader
• Facebook Report Shows Latino-, Women-Owned Small Businesses Still Struggling Amid Pandemic
• Police: 1-Year-Old Girl Administered Naloxone After Falling Unresponsive Inside North Philadelphia Dunkin'
• Southwest Airlines President Tom Nealon Retires Suddenly
• Small Plane Crashes In Palo Alto; Pilot Rescued
• Driver Dies After Crashing Into Dump Truck In Chisago County
• MDOT To Improve Surface On Security Boulevard
• Heavy rain and heat bring out billions of mosquitoes in U.S.
• Philadelphia's Emlen Elementary School Closes Due To COVID Outbreak
• Worker Dies In Accident At Three Mile Island
• U.N. Raises Funds For Afghanistan 'Lifeline' As Starvation Looms
• Police Are Investigating A South Baltimore Shooting
• Fire Suppression Tank Explosion Leads To 26 Injuries, Evacuation, At Seminole Classic Casino In Hollywood
• Yankees Rally From 5 Down To Tie, Then Beat Twins On Sanchez Single In 10th
• Duncanville High Football Coach Reggie Samples Approaching 300th Win
• COVID: Vaccine Sites To Open At 4 San Francisco Unified Schools
• Driver Killed After Vehicle Crashes on Highway 128 Near Healdsburg
• Man Sentenced To 56 Years In Prison For Murdering Father
• Dolphins Holding Pop-Up Events Around Miami Ahead Of Home Opener
• "I'm being challenged": 13-year-old is studying at Georgia Tech
• Denver Auto Show Sets Up For Outside Venue At Elitch Gardens
• Amazon To Make A Hiring Announcement In Baltimore
• Baseball Report: Max Scherzer's Continued Dominance Helps Dodgers Keep Pace
• As Live Music Returns, Concertgoers Navigate Varying COVID Protocols
• Some Improvement Seen After CPD 'Flooded' Violent Beats With Officers As Summer Safety Strategy, Overall Crime Figures Remain Grim In Affected Communities
• 'This Isn't Just A Man's World': State Patrol Pushes To Hire Female Troopers
• 'We're About To Be Carjacked': Chicago Resident Tells Her Story In The Hopes Of Warning Others
• 'Can't Win Football Games Doing That': Vikings Doomed By Penalties In Season Opener
• LAPD Employees File Federal Lawsuit, Challenging City's COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
• Governor Abbott Holds Briefing On Tropical Storm Nicholas, Issues Disaster Declaration For 17 Counties
• Police Investigate Threat Made Towards Greenfield Church, Also Respond To Concern At Brighton Heights Church
• WILDFIRES: Judge Continues Probing Into PG&E's Possible Role in Dixie Fire
• Average LA County Gas Price On The Rise Again
• Surveillance Video Image Released Of Mission Viejo Mall Robbery Suspect
• Hand Sanitizer Exposures On Rise; Mother Warns Other Parents After Kindergartener Collapses From Alcohol Poisoning
• Employers Hosting Job Fairs On Long Island In Dash To Hire Workers
• Former FDA Commissioner Says COVID Vaccine Could Be Available To Kids Aged 5 To 11 By Halloween
• Ida's Aftermath: Frustrated Manville, N.J. Residents Take Issue With Delay In Somerset County's Cleanup
• Prostate Cancer Awareness: Regular PSA Blood Tests, Early Detection Key Factors For Men At Risk
• Mayor Brandon Scott Created A Program That Will Help Families Facing Eviction Get Resources They Need
• Biden To Visit Colorado Tuesday As Part Of Trip To The West To Make Case For Spending Plan
• Search Continues For Suspect In Deadly Haunted Hills Hayride Shooting
• Science, Not Politics, Guide Mask Mandate Rules In South Florida Schools
• 'Don't Put It Off Any Longer': Colorado Doctor Urges Prostate Cancer Awareness
• Online Ordering System At Food Pantry Helps Create More Choices, Eliminate Returns
• FBI Helping Investigate Dallas Data Loss, Police Department Says
• 6-Year-Old Boy Fighting For His Life After Piece Of Flying Metal Hits Him In Head During Recess In Southeast Wisconsin
• 49ers Confirm Cornerback Jason Verrett Out For Year With Torn ACL; Mostert To Miss 8 Weeks
• U.S. reopens immigration program for Central American children
• Bears Vow To Do Better After Inconsistent Defense In Game One Against Rams
• 'We've Been Hit Twice': Calumet Heights Salon Owner Fears She Will Be Robbed Again
• Jeff Bridges Battled COVID-19 After Being Exposed At Clinic Where He Received Chemotherapy
• Yankees Overcome 5-Run Deficit To Beat Twins In 10th
• USC Ousts Head Football Coach Clay Helton
• 'This Is Not A Bus Driver Shortage. This Is A Bus Driver Crisis': Tempers Up As Districts Cut Routes
• Beaver Area School District Moves High School And Dutch Ridge Elementary To Remote Learning
• CDC: Unvaccinated People 11 Times More Likely To Die Of COVID-19
• Woman, Grandchild Hurt After Being Struck By Car Near Modesto School
• With Absentee Ballots Set To Go Out In Days, Hennepin Co. Judge Hearing Arguments On Controversial Minneapolis Ballot Question
• 'Sufficient Data To Say That This Is Safe': Doctors Urging Pregnant Women To Get Vaccinated
• Former U.S. Attorney Bill McSwain Joins 2022 Race For Pennsylvania Governor
• Sanctuary 'Had To Be Completely Torn Down': North Dallas Church Still Recovering From 2019 Tornado
• COVID: Chase Center, Warriors To Require Full Vaccination For Event Attendees 12+; No Testing Opt-Out
• Denver Police Search For Truck & Driver Accused Of Hit-And-Run
• Wildfire Breaks Out West Of Highway 287 Near Virginia Dale
• Paterson, NJ Students Return To Classrooms For First Time Since March 2020
• Lawmakers Witness What They Call Deteriorating Conditions Inside Rikers Island; 'Shame On All Of Us'
• Two People Treated After Lauderhill Apartment Fire, Owner's Missing Cats Found
• R. Kelly Assistant Says He Made Her Write False Confession
• Pennsylvania State Corrections Officers' Association Sues Wolf Administration Over Proposed COVID Vaccine Mandate
• Tropical Storm Nicholas Winds Could Approach Hurricane Strength Before Landfall On Texas Coast; Deadly Storm Surge Possible Say Forecasters
• Washington Hospital Says It Doesn't Have Enough Nurses To Care For The Influx Of Patients
• Report: Trent Brown 'Day To Day' With Calf Strain
• Police: Wrong-Way Driver With Nearly 100 Infractions Kills Infant In Stroller; Community Calls For Reckless Driving Crackdown
• Brownsville Area High School Students Taken To Hospital After Apparently Ingesting Cannabis-Based Edible
• 20 Years Later: Remembering 9/11
• Bus Drivers Needed: Glassboro School District Adjusts Dismissal Times Due To Bus Driver Shortage
• 'Methane Air' Helps Combat Climate Change By Targeting Leaks
• PIAA Board May Recommend COVID-19 Vaccine For Student Athletes
• 'Put The Guns Down': Cousin Furious After 8-Year-Old Opa-Locka Boy Wounded In Crossfire
• Dump Truck Rolls In St. Louis County, Driver Killed
• Time To Get $100 Walmart Gift Cards For COVID-19 Vaccine Coming To A Close
• Miami Nurse Niviane Petit Phelps Pleads Guilty To Threatening To Kill Vice President Kamala Harris
• Devin McCourty Felt 'Awkward' Playing Against Twin Brother Jason
• Mass. Communities On Alert For West Nile Virus
• New York City Workers Head Back To Office Full Time; Indoor Vaccine Mandate Takes Effect
• Man dies after 43 hospitals turned him away in COVID surge, family says
• Eagles Went Into Season Opener Against Atlanta With 'Dog Mentality,' Head Coach Nick Sirianni Says
• Crime-Fighting Partnership Between Police, AG's Office Making Progress In West Philadelphia
• Man With 'Long Violent Criminal History' Wanted After Walking Away From Correctional Hospital In Boston
• COVID Cases In Children Continue To Increase As Officials Debate Need For Booster Shots
• Monoclonal Antibody Infusion Therapy To Treat COVID-19 Growing More Popular In Fort Worth
• COVID In Colorado: Gov. Jared Polis Announces Vaccine Booster Program
• Montana Cutbank Pleads Guilty To Beltrami County Murder
• Massachusetts Reports 4,752 New COVID-19 Cases, 19 Additional Deaths Over 3 Days
• 'The Car Records Everything': Tesla Cameras Record Vandals In The Act
• Tom Brady Subtly Trolls Falcons With Latest Video On Social Media
• Baltimore City Public Schools With No Air Conditioning Will Close Early On Tuesday
• Construction Accident Damages New Central 70 Project Bridge At York Street
• Port Covington Announces New Development Team To Attract More Tenants
• Every Massachusetts County Except For Nantucket Has High COVID Transmission, CDC Map Shows
• Jerry Jeudy, Graham Glasgow Headline Broncos 9/13 Injury Report
• Everyone, Meet Omo, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo's Baby Hippo
• Trophy Club Teen Who Went Missing Monday Morning Found Safe, Police Say
• Minnesota Weather: Evening Storms Threaten Heavy Rain, Large Hail
• Student Shot Near Sam Houston High, 3 Arlington ISD Schools Put On Lockdown
• Dulaney High School Fire
• Arrest Made In Weekend Road Rage Shooting Near I-80 In Fairfield
• Earthquake Hits Southeast Colorado Early Monday Morning
• Some In-Person Voting Problems Reported In LA, Ventura Counties
• UPDATE: Forward Progress of Kentfield Car Fire that Spread to Nearby Vegetation Stopped
• Broncos Above .500 For First Time In More Than 1,000 Days
• Howard County Rangers Recognized For Saving Two Lives
• Argument Ends In Deadly Shooting At DART Station Near Irving Convention Center
• City's Garbage Olympics In Need Of Volunteers
• Actor Jaleel White, Known As Steve Urkel, Spotted In Philadelphia For Adam Sandler's 'Hustle' Film
• Twins Pitcher John Gant Leaves Game Against Yankees With Apparent Injury
• Lost Your COVID-19 Vaccine Card? The MDHHS Can Help
• Man Sought After Assaulting Older Man At Pro-Recall Rally At Hwy 101 Overcrossing In San Rafael
• Mt. Lebanon Fire Department Offers Free Fireplace Inspections
• First Trial In College Admissions Scandal Begins With Case Involving Former Gap Exec
• Powerball Lottery Ticket Sold In Chester County Worth $2 Million
• Baltimore Police Offer Increased Reward For Information On Murder Of Justin Ikenna Onuoha
• I-80 Road Rage Suspect Accused Of Following Driver Into Fairfield, Shooting At Them
• 3 States Have Fully Vaccinated More Than 2/3 Of Residents. Elsewhere, Hospitals Are Overwhelmed With Unvaccinated COVID-19 Patients
• Jets' Star Mekhi Becton Out Minimum 4-6 Weeks, Dislocates Knee Cap And Damages Cartilage
• George Floyd Memorial Foundation Has Awarded Over $50,000 In Scholarships
• John Wetzel Leaving As Prisons Chief, Gov. Tom Wolf Names Acting Successor
• Battered Jets Lose Another Starter As Lamarcus Joyner Out For The Season
• Why Are COVID-19 Vaccines For Kids Under Age 12 Taking So Long?
• Large Search Underway In Lowell And Chelmsford For Missing Woman Iliany Nunez
• British Actress Tanya Fear Found Safe After Going Missing In Hollywood
• Pennsylvania Secretary Of Education Meets With West Chester University Leaders On Bringing Students To Campus In Age Of COVID
• Will Iran come back to the nuclear negotiating table?
• 5 Dead, Including 3 Children, In Early-Morning Ohio House Fire
• Prosecutors: Fallon Harris, 37, Shot And Killed Son Kaden Ingram, 12, Over Missing SD Memory Card
• Drivers Killed On Interstate 80 in Berkeley While Arguing Over Crash Identified
• Fortnite Maker Epic Games Appeals Ruling In Lawsuit Alleging Apple Monopoly
• Aldermen Seek To Require Banks Holding City's Accounts To Disclose More Information On Lending Practices
• Hogan Awards $12M In Federal Grants To Local Groups To Promote Highway Safety
• Pfizer Expected To Apply For Vaccine Approval For Children 5 To 11
• Baltimore Opens Access To American Rescue Plan Act Funds To Local Nonprofits
• Laurel Highlands Named One Of The Nation's Best Fall Foliage Destinations
• St. Paul Stabbing Victim ID'd As Eric Brown; Girlfriend Kayla Pope Charged
• Florida Parents Want To Speed Mask Mandate Case To Supreme Court
• Finance Committee Backs $20.5 Million Settlement For Two Men Who Say They Were Framed By Former CPD Detective Reynaldo Guevara
• Green Car Parade Helps Kick Off Denver Auto Show With Focus On Electric Vehicles
• Dallas ISD Offering Students 12 And Older $50 To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Dick's Sporting Goods Plans 'National Signing Day' For Seasonal Work, Looks To Hire 210 Workers In Baltimore Area
• UCLA Selected The No. 1 Public School In The Nation By US News
• Target Offering Coupon In Exchange For Car Seats During Trade-In Event
• Republicans Need A Historic Polling Miss To Win The California Recall
• Miami Hurricanes Lose RB Don Chaney For Season With Knee Injury
• Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers Wants To Intervene In Redistricting Case
• Newbury Street Will Be Closed To Cars Again In September
• FIU Climbs 17 Spots in U.S News Rankings; Biggest Jump Among Florida Universities
• 8 shelves, cabinets and other genius ways to display your collectibles
• Prince George's County Police Identify Officer Who Killed Oxon Hill Man Allegedly Pointing Replica Guns During A Dispute
• Ron Rivera Doesn't Sound Interested In Adding Cam Newton In Washington, After Ryan Fitzpatrick Goes On IR
• Online NFL betting hits all-time high, new data suggets
• In-Person Classes Resume At University Of Pittsburgh As COVID-19 Cases Rise On Campus
• Magnitude-3.6 Quake Rattles Thousand Oaks
• Gov. Jared Polis, Sen. Michael Bennet Team Up To Get All Eligible Colorado Families Signed Up For Expanded Child Tax Credit
• Baltimore Museum of Art Receives $150K Grant To Reimagine Museum Structure
• NTSB Chief: Focus On Road Safety Must Shift To Entire System
• Fort Worth Most Wanted Sex Offender Valentine Price, 2 Other Texas Fugitives Now Back In Custody
• 38-Year-Old Woman Killed In Crash Involving SEPTA Bus In Southwest Philadelphia, Police Say
• Skeletal Remains Found At Point Reyes National Seashore
• Add Dont'a Hightower To New England's List Of Injury Concerns After Week 1
• Former Squaw Valley Ski Resort Unveils New Name
• Tropical Storm Nicholas Continues Trek Toward Texas Gulf Coast
• Palmdale School Buses Vandalized Over Weekend
• Chicago Area Muralist Timmothy Etters Dies At 52
• More Than 46,000 MN Students Vaccinated In The Weeks Before School's Start
• Ohio Mother Gets Life Sentence For Murdering 6-Year-Old Son
• LAPD employees sue over vaccine and mask mandates
• California Recall: Last Minute Accusations Fly As Election Day Nears
• Oops! Twins Reach New York at 1:30 A.M. Due To Problem With Plane
• Donald Craighead Of Oceanside Arrested With Machete, Bayonet Near DNC Headquarters In Washington, D.C.
• Biden's business vaccine mandate and the legal challenges it may face
• WATCH: Ravens Release Carmelo Anthony-Narrated Hype Video Ahead Of Season Opener
• Drew And Jennifer Team Up In A Game Of "Let's Make A Deal" To Raise Money For Wagmore Pets Dog Rescue With Wayne Brady
• U.N. raises funds for Afghanistan "lifeline" as starvation looms
• The One Negative On Mac Jones Was Hardly Bad And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Leonel Rondon's Family Marks Third Anniversary Of Merrimack Valley Explosions With Award Presentation
• Chicago Police To Hold Entrance Exams At City Colleges In October And December
• 26-Year-Old Karli Short Shot, Killed In McKeesport
• Police Arrest Damion Williams In Connection To Aggravated Assault On McKinney Avenue
• Surveillance Video: Catalytic Converters Stolen From Vans At Bucks County Senior Center
• Hochul Calls Texas Abortion Law A 'Travesty,' Says New York Will Increase Information And Protect Patient Rights
• 2 Killed, 1 Hurt When NH Off-Road Vehicle Slams Into Tree
• FWC Plan To Lift Ban On Catching And Killing Goliath Grouper Moving Forward
• City Of Detroit Closes Several Streets Due To Damage Caused By Underground Issue
• Appeals Court Issues Injunction Preventing Enforcement Of Fort Worth ISD Mask Mandate
• 'Palisades Tahoe' Chosen As New Name For Lake Tahoe's Olympic Valley Resort
• All NYC Subway Stations Now Equipped With Security Cameras, MTA Says
• Waller Went From Ravens Practice Squad To Raiders Star
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 3-Day Total Of 12,406 New Cases, 33 Additional Deaths
• Berkeley Police Offer $50,000 Reward for Information on 2010 Fatal Shooting Cold Case
• Wind Damages Art On The Green Festival Tents
• Bill That Could Legalize Jaywalking In California On Gov. Newsom's Desk
• Fannie Mae to consider rent payments in home-loan approvals
• Ex-Federal Prosecutor Under Former President Trump Joins Pennsylvania GOP Governor Primary
• Drew Surprises Drew-Gooder Dolores Sheen, Co-Founder Of L.A.'S Sheenway School & Cultural Center With $20K For Her School
• Boston Mayoral Candidates Make Final Push For Votes Before Tuesday's Preliminary Election
• Teen Charged In Little Village Carjacking, Man Charged In Grand Crossing Carjacking
• Man, Woman Shot In Bronzeville; Wounded Man Boards CTA Bus
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, State Officials To Provide COVID-19 Update
• Amanda Kloots & Akbar Gbajabiamila On CBS' 'The Talk': 'Nobody Else Is Doing This'
• Dorchester Students Greeted By Cheerleaders, Pat The Patriot At School
• Democrats want to raise taxes on corporations and wealthy Americans
• Kaufman County Sheriff's Office Searching For Man Who Shot, Killed Dog
• MN Dept. Of Revenue Begins Processing Unemployment Insurance Compensation, PPP Loan Forgiveness
• Portion Of 5 Freeway In Castaic Still Closed As Crews Battle Route Fire
• A Real Scream! Just In Time For Halloween, 'Horror Movie Heart Rate Analyst' Wanted
• Large Tree Falls Onto Woman's Car As She Is Driving In Valley Village Neighborhood
• Lawsuit Filed Against 2 Glendale Police Offices In Deadly Shooting Of John Pacheaco Jr.
• Flyers Want Fans To Help Pick New Goal Song For Upcoming Season
• Salesforce To Help Employees Exit Texas In Wake Of New Anti-Abortion Law
• Pa. Prison Guards Union Asks Court To Review Gov. Tom Wolf's Vax-Or-Test Mandate
• Drew and Jennifer On Adam Sandler And That Twitter debate
• Rohnert Park City Council To Hear Plans For Homeless Housing
• New Hampshire Man Charged After Allegedly Putting Infant Daughter In Clothes Dryer, Turning It On
• Johns Hopkins Launches New Online Dashboard Tracking Behavior Around COVID-19
• Tropical Storm Nicholas Brings Life-Threatening Flooding to Gulf Coast
• DOJ adopts new rules for federal monitors of police departments
• Man Shot And Killed On Bishop Ford Freeway
• SEPTA Regional Rail Service On Manayunk/Norristown Line To Norristown Resumes After Flooding From Ida Forced Partial Shutdown
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports Over 1,000 New Cases In 72 Hours
• COVID In Minnesota: 11 More Deaths Reported; Positivity Rate Notches Up To 6.7%
• Warren, Markey, Baker Attend Private Funeral Mass For Marine Sergeant Johanny Rosario Pichardo In Lawrence
• Dr. Phil Surprises Drew & Brings Photos Of Drew's Grandfather John Barrymore From When He Filmed On The Paramount Lot
• Daisy Haggard On Being 'Back To Life's Creator, Co-Writer And Star: 'It's A Huge Privelege'
• California-Based Salesforce To Help Workers Leave Texas Following Anti-Abortion Law
• Hospital maternity ward on "pause" after unvaxxed staff resigns
• Flocks Of Invasive And Unruly European Starlings Are Returning To South Florida
• Vow of swift justice after yet another brutal rape-murder in India
• 6-Year-Old Migrant From El Salvador Abandoned At Walmart Near Southern Border
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra Returns To Pittsburgh This Holiday Season
• Man with bayonet and knives in truck arrested near DNC headquarters
• Florida Man Accused Of Attacking Kid Over Playground Noise
• How Former Patriots Performed In Week 1: Danny Amendola, Chris Hogan Catch Touchdowns With New Teams
• Salesforce says it will help employees leave Texas after abortion ban
• Michigan Beats Washington 31-10
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Decline Slightly
• Saginaw Hopes Charging Stations Will Bring People To Town
• Jackpot-Winning Lottery Ticket Worth $3.74 Million Sold In Westmoreland County
• Massachusetts Colleges Well Represented In New U.S. News And World Report Rankings
• 2 Hikers, Dog Named Juno Rescued From Douglas County Trail
• Pittsburgh Police Find Missing 11-Year-Old Ronnell Miller
• How New England's Offseason Additions Fared In Their Patriots Debut
• Drew's Intimate LA Tour Revisiting The Institution She Spent A Year Of Her Life In & More
• Dixie Fire Still On Pace To Become 'Gigafire'
• Dallas Police Searching For Men Involved With Shooting Along Dennis Road
• Jennifer Aniston on her "The Morning Show" character Alex Levy
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 1,103 New Cases, 13 Deaths Reported
• Leslie Odom Jr. Announced As Host For 'The Tony Awards Present: Broadway's Back!' On CBS And Paramount+
• Issue Causes Ground To Shift, Buckle In Detroit Neighborhood
• Canes Fans Make Purr-fect Catch For Falling Feline But Where Is #HardRockCat Now?
• Climate change could push 200 million people to move by 2050
• Denver Weather: Coolest Weather Since June Set To Trigger A Few Thunderstorms
• Bill Belichick Addresses Patriots' Penalty Problems: 'In The End, It's Too Many'
• Federal Relief Fund Giving Aircraft Companies $482 Million To Weather Pandemic Losses
• Massachusetts Veterans Support Group Sends Supplies To Hurricane-Ravaged Louisiana
• Marty's Weather Blog: Vegas-Hot In Baltimore On Purple Monday
• Sheryl Underwood And Jerry O'Connell On The New Season Of 'The Talk': 'It's Been Amazing, Such A Family Atmosphere'
• Green Bay Packers Lose 3-38 To New Orleans Saints: 'Every Team Has A Game Like This'
• Shooting Leaves 2 Women Dead, 4 Others Wounded In Detroit
• Aunt And Uncle Arrested And Charged In Death Of 15-Year-Old Hezekiah Pettiford, Police Say
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Nicholas, Two Waves To Watch
• 3 Juveniles Injured In Shooting On I-80/94 Near Burr Street
• Caught On Video: Woman Kicked Down Escalator At Brooklyn Subway Station
• 6 Killed, 56 Wounded In Chicago Weekend Gun Violence
• Miami Weather: Soggy Start For Portions Of South Florida, Wet Week Ahead
• How Mac Jones Compared To Fellow Rookie QBs In NFL Debuts
• White Mountains Named Best Fall Foliage Destination In USA Today Poll
• U.S. court to consider sex abuse suit against U.K.'s Prince Andrew
• Howie Mandel: On Why He Is Living In A Nightmare With Ocd And Anxiety And Why He Wants To Break The Stigma
• Chicago Therapist Wants To Take On Big Banks, Feels Changes To Her Account Are Unjust
• DA Krasner To Announce 5th Round Of Violence Prevention Grants, Provide Gun Crimes Update
• Should You Get A Vaccine Booster? Everything You Need To Know
• Pope Francis gently prods anti-immigrant leader on visit to Hungary
• Hopkins Fire: Homes Burned; Forward Progress Stopped; Evacuation Orders Reduced To Warnings
• Baby Deliveries On Hold At Upstate Hospital After Staff Members Resign Over Vaccine Mandate
• PTL Links: Sept. 13, 2021
• Joe Gibbs Racing Finishes 1-2-3 At Richmond
• New York bans sale of all gas-powered cars by 2035
• President Biden To Arrive In Sacramento Monday To Campaign With Newsom
• T.J. Watt Dazzles In Season Debut After Signing $112M Contract Extension
• Update: San Jose Neighborhood Shelters In Place After Early Morning Crash Ruptures Gas Line
• Surfside Mayor Charles Burkett Kicking Out Tenants Of His Apartment Building So Repairs Can Be Made
• Amy Coney Barrett says Supreme Court justices aren't "partisan hacks"
• What Counts As A Religious Exemption To A Vaccination Mandate?
• Starting Today, Anne Arundel Medical Center Is Postponing Elective Surgeries Due To Increase In COVID patients
• No Moral Victories For Dan Campbell
• Several People Left Out Thousands Of Dollars After Fraudsters Get Hold Of Checks Dropped In Blue Mailboxes In Park Ridge
• Bill Belichick Highlights Patriots Week 1 Struggles In Red Zone: 'Not Good Enough'
• Semi Tractor-Trailer Falls Off Highway 287 Overpass In Fort Worth
• NYC schools reopen without vaccine mandate for students
• Coast Guard Intercepted Sailboat With 80 Haitian Migrants Off South Florida Coast
• North Korea claims to have tested long-range cruise missiles
• Israeli firm unveils armed robot to patrol borders and battlefields
• Revisiting the Sopranos' world in "The Many Saints of Newark"
• Abbott signs social media "censorship" bill into law
• Gottlieb says vaccines could be approved for kids 5-11 by end of October
• SBA expands limits in its Economic Injury Disaster Loan program
• 2021 MTV VMAs: Lil Nas X takes home top prize and more highlights
• Conor McGregor and Machine Gun Kelly get in heated exchange at VMAs
• Miami-Dade, Broward Schools Maintain Mask Mandate, Despite Court Ruling That Sided With Gov. DeSantis Ban On Them
• 2021 MTV Video Music Awards: Complete list of winners
• With Recall Election Looming, Larry Elder Supports Rose McGowan's Accusations Against Gavin Newsom's Wife
• Ingram Borough Police Officers Stop, Play Street Hockey With Neighborhood Kids
• Newsom fights for survival in recall vote as campaigns trade barbs on final weekend
• 1 Weekend Arrest Made After Several Fights Break Out At Six Flags Over Texas
• Man presumed dead after trying to jump across cove in Oregon
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/13 Monday Morning Forecast
• Pittsburgh Weather: Chances For Storms, Severe Weather
• Football fans use American flag as net to help save falling cat
• Tropical Storm Nicholas Bears Down On Texas, Threatens Gulf Coast
• 2nd "murder hornet" nest of year destroyed in U.S.; 3rd located
• 16-Year-Old Boy Shot While Walking Dog In South Austin
• Candidates In Boston Mayor's Race Make Final Pitch To Voters Before Tuesday's Preliminary Election
• Chicago Weather: Above Average Temperatures Continue
• 'It's Devastating'; Storeowner's Surveillance Video Captures Oakland Crash That Left 6 Children Injured
• Caldor Fire Update: Stretch Of Highway 50 Reopens; Residents Return To Burned-Out Grizzly Flats Neighborhoods
• Stolen Temple University Police SUV Found In Feltonville
• Catch Of The Day Goes To Canes Fans After Saving Life Of Falling Cat At Hard Rock Stadium
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Gunman After Man Shot, Killed In Kensington
• Broward Schools Ask State To Release Federal Stimulus Funds Designated For School Districts
• Police Investigating Homicide In South Minneapolis
• Bus Driver Shortage Continuing To Cause Problems For Districts, Students With School Back In Swing
• Woman Arrested After 3-Vehicle Crash In Maple Grove That Killed 1
• 'It Was An Awful Sight:' Allegheny Police Asking For Public's Help In Saturday's Shooting In North Versailles
• Rockland Grandmother Uses Quarantine Karaoke To Launch A Singing Career
• 'Out Of The Darkness Walk' Raises Money For Suicide Prevention
• Discussions Over Amazon Proposal In Churchill To Continue
• PennDOT Beginning More Work On I-79, Lane Restrictions To Begin
• Pa. State Police Investigating Two East Pittsburgh Shootings
• Lindor Blasts 3 Homers As Mets Clinch Subway Series With Win Over Struggling Yankees
• Dr. Phil Reflects On 20 Seasons Ahead Of Latest Premiere: 'So Inspiring To Me To See How People Fight Back, Make Real Changes In Their Lives'
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Videos from September 13, 2021

• Stars arrive at 2021 Met Gala in incredible fashion
• Apple issues urgent iPhone software update to patch apparent security flaw
• Biden says voters will "get Donald Trump" if they vote California Governor Newsom out
• Maryland governor has "no plans" to join GOP colleagues in vaccine lawsuit
• Pope Francis urges openness to migrants during Central Europe tour
• 9/13: Red and Blue
• National Cyber Director discusses cyber defense strategy at Homeland Security forum
• Analysis: Biden campaigns in California for Governor Gavin Newsom
• Biden says he is working with Newsom on California wildfire response
• Experts warn of heightened back-to-school anxiety as kids return to classrooms
• 13-year-old is youngest student at Georgia Tech
• Local Matters: Potential GOP 2024 presidential candidates criticize Democrats in Nebraska
• Man carrying machete arrested near DNC headquarters
• Largest U.S. school system reopens for in-person learning
• Tracking Tropical Storm Nicholas
• Biden campaigns for Newsom ahead of California recall election
• 9/11 hijackers received "significant logistic support" from Saudi national, FBI report says
• House Democrats unveil plan to increase taxes for corporations and wealthy Americans
• Biden tours the West before California rally for Governor Newsom
• Tropical Storm Nicholas takes aim at Gulf Coast as wildfire threat continues in West
• California Governor Newsom fights for survival in recall election
• Biden, in Idaho, calls for new jobs to combat wildfires and climate change
• NFL teams with the most promise this season
• Will Iran's new president resume talks on nuclear deal?
• North Korea tests long-range cruise missile
• What to expect from Secretary of State Blinken's congressional testimony about Afghanistan
• U.N. sounds alarm on humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan
• "60 Minutes+" on the impact race-norming has on Black former NFL players
• New York City schools reopen with masks required and vaccines for teachers
• Biden to campaign with California Governor Gavin Newsom in recall
• Top lawmakers to get security briefing ahead of far-right rally at the Capitol
• White House defends new vaccine mandates as GOP leaders threaten legal action
• American furniture manufacturers desperate for skilled labor to meet skyrocketing demand
• 8-year-old student Molly Wright delivers TED Talk on how peekaboo can change the world
• New York court to hear Prince Andrew civil lawsuit
• Scientists build satellite to monitor methane leaks that contribute to global warming
• Joshua Prager, author of "The Family Roe," on finding "Jane Roe's" daughters
• Digital extortion turns deadly when criminals target, harass owners of coveted social media accounts
• New poll shows Californians want to keep Governor Gavin Newsom in office
• New York City students return to school with mask rules in place
• WorldView: North Korea missile test; Iran nuclear talks
• California recall election down to final hours of campaigning
• NYC public school students return to classroom amid growing concerns over COVID
• 9/13: CBSN AM