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Articles from September 15, 2021

• East Sacramento Intersection Transforming Into Sac State 'University Village'
• San Francisco Launches Fund to Help Businesses Repair Broken Windows, Other Vandalism
• Giants Lose To Padres, 9-Game Win Streak Snapped
• Urías Wins MLB-leading 18th, Dodgers Beat D-backs 5-3
• John Getreu Convicted Of 1974 Cold Case Murder On Stanford Campus
• Gabby Petito Search: Parents Say Boyfriend Brian Laundrie's 'Silence Is Reprehensible'; Police In Utah Confirm Responding To Incident Involving Couple
• Hamilton Debuts In Sacramento Bringing Thousands To New Performing Arts Center
• Sheridan Officer Shawn Ralph Charged With Assault For Alleged Chokehold Use
• Son Arrested For Murder Of Mother Found Dead In Mission Viejo Home
• A's Hold Off Royals To Snap 3-Game Skid, Keep Pace In AL Wild Card Race
• South Metro Firefighter Paramedic Anthony Palato Dies After Battle With Occupational Cancer
• Koi Nation Reestablishes Tribal Land Base, Plans To Build Resort, Casino In Sonoma County
• Chicago Weather: Full Sun Thursday
• Hiker Spots Rare Five-Foot Timber Rattlesnake In Blue Hills Reservation
• 'His Life Is Altered,' Marine Veteran Tyler Ferrara Stabbed In Eye In Worcester, Faces Long Recovery
• Amid Increase In COVID-19 Cases, Doctors Say Don't Go To The ER For Minor Health Issues
• Two Towns In Massachusetts, New Hampshire Make List Of 'Best Places To Live'
• Marsh Homers Off Kopech In 8th, Angels Top White Sox 3-2
• Indians Cruise Past Twins, 12-3
• An IBEW Local 58 Electrician's Journey From Prison To Journeyman, Business Owner
• Southern California Forest Closures Extended Through Sept. 22
• In Kanabec County, A Family Takes Care Of A Minnesota-Shaped Pine Forest
• Angels' Brandon Marsh Hits Tiebreaking Solo Homer Off Michael Kopech, White Sox Lose 3-2
• NYCHA Residents Accounted For Disproportionate Number Of COVID Deaths From March 2020 To June 2021
• California Recall: Following Success, Democrats See Map For Upcoming Midterms
• Queens Community Celebrates Start Of Hispanic Heritage Month
• Chicago Board Of Ethics Finds Probable Cause Ald. James Gardiner Violated Ethics Ordinance Twice
• After Another Assault, What's Being Done To Keep Downtown Mpls. Safe?
• DoorDash Sues New York City Over Rights To Customers' Data
• U.S. Gymnasts Testify About Abuse By Larry Nassar: 'We Have Been Failed'
• Loved Ones Hold Memorial, Sing 'Happy Birthday' On Nalani Johnson's 4th Birthday
• Family Says David Jones' Death Was 'Preventable' After BU Professor Fell Through Rusted Out Stairs
• Some Elective Surgeries On Hold As Minnesota Hospitals Face Staffing Crisis
• Man Slashed On Subway In Theater District
• Neighbors Worry, And One Is Thinking Of Moving, After Gang Activity And Shootings In Irving Park
• More Than A Dozen COVID Cases Linked To Electric Zoo Music Festival On Randall's Island
• Animal Feed Store Sees Uptick In New Customers Looking To Treat COVID With Ivermectin, A Dewormer 'Meant For A 1,200-Pound Horse'
• Colorado AG Report Finds Pattern Of Racially Biased Policing In Aurora
• Hospitalized 4 Months With COVID-19, Oak Forest Grandmother Leaves Hospital Following Double Lung Transplant
• SpaceX Makes More History, Launches First All-Civilian Crew Into Space
• Inspiration4 Is A Go! SpaceX, All-Civilian Crew Make History With Successful Liftoff
• Surveillance Video Shows Response After Four Children Shot In East Baltimore; Governor Criticizes Justice System As 'Broken' Amid Spike In Violence
• For The Third Day In A Row, Some Baltimore City Schools Were Forced To Dismiss Early Due To Lack Of Air Conditioning
• Ellen San, 32, Charged In Carjacking In West Elsdon
• Frank Schwindel Hits 2-Run Homer, But Cubs Lose To Phillies
• New Video Released Sheds Light After Police Say A Glen Burnie Man Intentionally Hit A School Crossing Guard
• Health Officials Say Covid-19 Booster Shot May Not Be Necessary For Many Marylanders
• 'Whenever There's A Need, We Try To Say Yes' Fresh Fruit Farms Helps Those Affected By Hurricane Ida
• Gardner's 2-run Single In 9th Lifts Yankees Over Orioles 4-3
• PHOTO: Rare Leucistic Squirrel Spotted In Staunton State Park
• An Increase In Hate Crimes Calls For More Federal Agents In Minority Neighborhoods
• Phillies Blow 2 Saves But Rally For 6-5 Win Over Cubs
• Ford To Send $500 To Households Affected By Flat Rock Assembly Plant Gas Leak
• CAIR Alleges Ferndale Police Officers Forced Woman To Remove Hijab Following Arrest
• UM Study Shows Healthcare, Service Workers Were Disproportionally Impacted By The COVID-19 Pandemic
• 'Energized' Newsom Begins Post-Recall Term Touting COVID Progress At Oakland School Visit
• 1,500 Afghan Refugees Expected To Resettle In Michigan
• LASD Seeks Public Help Locating Abigail Aguilar Martinez Who Was Reported Missing In Torrance
• Weeks After Devastating Tornado, Police In Mullica Hill Increase Patrols To Deter Onlookers, Possible Thieves
• Dallas' Parkland Hospital Dedicates Clinic For Those Battling 'Long COVID'
• Bay Area Air Quality Management District Offering $1,200 To Buy Back Older, More Polluting Vehicles
• Patrick Peterson Ready To Guide Vikings Defense Against His Old Team
• Maryland Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued For Baltimore, Cecil & Harford Counties
• Vaccine Mandates Become 'New Normal' At California Universities, Community Colleges
• Democrats See A Midterm Map In California Recall Success
• Shipping Companies, Big Box Stores Hiring Holiday Help Now
• Three Men Charged In The Murder Of 8-Year-Old PJ Evans
• COVID: Chase Center Hosts First Sold-Out Post-Pandemic Concert With Tame Impala
• Suffolk County Police Officer Arrested, Accused Of Failing To Respond To Calls
• Lake Tahoe Ready To Welcome Back Visitors After Caldor Fire Dies Down
• Dodgers To Honor Roberto Clemente Award Nominee Justin Turner Before Wednesday's Game
• Man Accused Of Threatening To Shoot Up Woodland Mosque Has History Of Violent Threats
• Investigators Release Age-Progressed Image Of Missing Dulce Maria Alavez Nearing 2 Years After Her Disappearance
• 5-Year-Old Boy Struck, Killed After Running Into Street In Northeast Philadelphia, Police Say
• Activists Call For Lancaster High School To Cancel Contract With LASD After Body-Slamming Incident With Student
• Interstate 94 Exit Reopens After Car Fire
• Baltimore Man Faces 43 Years In Prison In Connection To Fatal Stabbing Of 51-Year-Old William Scott
• Zara Rutherford Makes Stop in Palo Alto on World Record Journey
• France says leader of Islamic State in Sahara has been killed
• Josh Shapiro Among Attorneys General Joining Justice Department's Lawsuit Against Texas Abortion Law
• Dallas Cowboys Defensive End DeMarcus Lawrence Breaks Foot During Practice, Out 6 To 8 Weeks
• No Charges For Man Who Shot, Killed Neighbor's Dog In Wayne
• Man Found Fatally Shot In Vallejo Neighborhood
• Schwarber, Vazquez Power Red Sox Past Mariners 9-4 In 10
• It's Women Build Week At Habitat For Humanity Of Metro Denver
• Sex Trafficking Suspect Arrested In Tahoe Vista
• Woman Charged With Murder After Body Found In Trash Bag Inside Home
• Broward Mayor Steven Geller: Unvaccinated County Employees To Pay $20 Per Week, Vaccinated Employees Eligible For $500 Bonus
• Marijuana Delivery Opens Door For Young Entrepreneurs
• Report: Sexual Assault Allegations Against Tay Anderson 'Unsubstantiated'
• UPDATE: Some Mills Alumni Critical of Merger with Northeastern University
• Mercy High School Commemorates 57th Anniversary Of Beatles Lead Guitarist George Harrison's Visit To School
• Newsom to national Democrats: "Don't be timid" on COVID-19 response
• Japanese-American Author, Activist Helps Writers Of Color Find Their Voice
• UPDATE: Driver Killed In Cliff Plunge Along Highway 1 Near Devil's Slide
• Thursday's Show Info (9/16/21)
• Raytheon Will Require COVID Vaccination For All US Employees
• Giant Trees At Sequoia National Park Face Increasing Threat As Fires Grow
• Miramar Kicks Off Hispanic Heritage Month With Major Latin Music Festival
• 2 Allegheny County Restaurants Hit With Consumer Alerts
• UMass Memorial Medical Center Warns Patients About Long Waits Due To Health Care Worker Shortage
• Quick Thinking By Bensalem Police Officers Saves Man From Apartment Fire
• Minneapolis Teacher Harvey Williams Struck, Killed By Automatic Gunfire
• Gov. Jared Polis And First Gentleman Marlon Reis Are Newlyweds
• Portland Walks Back Plan To Boycott Texas Over Abortion Law
• SpaceX Launches All-Civilian Crew on Inspiration4 Mission
• Rising Food Prices Starting To Hit DFW Area Food Banks
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Proposes Reducing Number Of Off-Street Parking Spots For Restaurants
• FEMA Reimburses $600 Million To Health And Hospitals Corporation For Expanded Capacity, Staffing During Pandemic
• McDonald's To Host Free COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics Across SoCal Starting Sept. 17
• Shooting Victim Stabs Gunman To Death Before Also Dying Himself In Humboldt Park
• Synergy Foods Brings Vast Variety Of Fruits And Vegetables To Food Desert In Bronzeville
• Routine Cancer Screenings Still Haven't Returned To Pre-COVID Levels
• COVID In Colorado: Unvaccinated Greatly Outnumber Vaccinated Amid Hospitalizations
• California Recall: State Legislators Call for Reform in Wake of Expensive Recall Election
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Taps San Antonio Schools Superintendent Pedro Martinez As New CPS Chief Executive
• Nicholas could still bring "life-threatening" flooding to Gulf Coast
• Driver Hits House, Severs Gas Line In Bloomington
• 'Our Recovery Is Going Backwards': Some Restaurants Adding 'COVID Surcharge' To Make Up For 'Long-Lasting Hardships'
• Parents Say Lesson Forced Connecticut High School Students To Share Political Views In Front Of Class
• Daniel Zizumbo Elementary School In Archer Heights Goes To Remote Learning Due To COVID-19 Cases
• Elijah McClain's Mother Relieved Of Investigation Findings, Not Hopeful For Change
• Refugee Advocacy Groups Prepare For Influx Of Children And Families Fleeing From Afghanistan
• Mohamed Noor Murder Conviction Reversed: MN Supreme Court Orders Ex-MPD Officer Be Sentenced For 2nd-Degree Manslaughter
• Chicago Bears Prep To Go Against The Cincinnati Bengals At Soldier Field On Sunday
• New Initiatives Will Crack Down On Illegal Dumping, Garbage Problems In Queens
• New Data Shows Staggering COVID Death Rate From June Through August
• Dallas ISD Marks 50 Years Since Landmark Desegregation Ruling
• Recall Effort Fails, California Gov. Gavin Newsom Remains In Office
• More Than 70 South Florida Veterans Get Hero's Welcome Home After 'Honor Flight'
• Baltimore Woman Shabraya Lee, 20, Charged With Attempted Murder For Shooting Man In East Baltimore
• Democrats To Push For Reformed California Recall System
• COVID-19 Vaccine Could Get Emergency Use Authorization For Kids 5-11 By Halloween
• PIAA To Require Officials Get COVID-19 Vaccine To Work State Playoffs
• UM Research Debunks Nicki Minaj COVID Vaccine Infertility Conspiracy Theories
• Minnesota Supreme Court Weighs Future Of Board Of Pardons' Decision-Making
• Malala Yousafzai says Biden has "huge responsibility" to Afghan women
• Clinical Trial At Hackensack University Medical Center Aims To Offer Treatment For Alzheimer's Agitation
• Christkindlmarket Returning To Daley Plaza And Wrigleyville In November
• Former House Speaker Dennis Hastert Reaches Tentative Settlement Over Payments To Man Who Accuses Him Of Abuse
• Governor Ron Desantis Announces $3.4 Million In Awards Through Military Community Grant Programs
• City Councilors Wu, Essaibi George Head Into Historic Race For Mayor of Boston
• Both Sides Submit Arguments As Minnesota Supreme Court Takes Up Mpls. Ballot Issue
• Paralympian Jessica Longs Talks About Overcoming Adversity & Inspiring Other Adaptive Athletes
• Armed Man Robs Clothing Store In Broad Daylight On Melrose In Fairfax District
• Police Arrest Homeless Man Accused Of Pointing Gun At Couple On South Beach
• Richmond Elementary School In Port Richmond Closed For 10 Days Due To COVID-19 Outbreak
• 4 Stabbed During Jewelry Store Robbery In Fort Worth
• Police: Over 60% Of Traffic Crashes Attributed To Speeding, 'It's Killing People For No Reason'
• 'Everyone Started Screaming': Victims Of Wicker Park Paintball Attack Speak Out
• Gov. Jared Polis Recognizes Beginning Of Hispanic Heritage Month
• Ida's Aftermath: Business Owners In Hard-Hit Mamaroneck Keeping Their Spirits Up As Recovery Continues
• Authorities Are Warning About Medicare Scam Targeting Seniors
• Linda Alvarado Kicks Off New Speaker Series With History Colorado
• 4 N.J. Towns Under Boil Water Advisory Due To Excessive Runoff
• Ellicott City Ranked Best Place To Live In Maryland & 10th On Money Magazine's 'Best Places To Live' List
• Advocates Call On New York City To Remove People From Rikers Island As City Council Convenes On Crisis
• 19-Year-Old San Francisco Man Arrested In Series Of Gun Incidents, Including Vehicle Shooting
• Exit Polls: Ongoing Pandemic Most Important Issue For California Recall Voters
• Mac Jones Explains Pre-Snap Wink At Elandon Roberts During Patriots-Dolphins Game
• Keller @ Large: Hidden Winners And Losers Of Boston's Preliminary Mayoral Election
• These luxury hoodies are so warm and will last forever
• $3 Million Lottery Scratch-Off Ticket Sold In Chester County
• Report: Internal Research Found Instagram Can Harm Young Users' Mental Health
• Marlins Rally Past Nationals 8-6
• Probe started after Elijah McClain's death finds racial bias pattern
• GOP Lawmakers Vote For Subpoena Seeking Voter Information
• Ida's Aftermath: Wounded By Storm, Somerset County Food Pantry Needs Help To Keep Helping Others
• Ex-State Lawmaker David Nangle Gets 15 Months In Corruption Scandal
• COVID Impact: Some Parents In Jersey City Keep Children Home From School After District Reports Positive Cases
• Authorities Warn New Scam Targeting Seniors Preys On Those Concerned About Medicare Coverage
• Hollywood Bowl To Require Proof Of Vaccination Or Negative COVID Test To Attend Concerts Starting Sept. 24
• Biden meets with CEOs and business leaders on COVID-19
• Can I Get COVID Again After A Breakthrough Case? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Fiance Of Missing SW Florida Woman Gabby Petito Now 'Person Of Interest' In Investigation
• Moose Hit By Car In Worcester, Wanders Away, But Then Captured Safely
• Woman From Jamaica Seriously Hurt In Yarmouth Hit-And-Run
• Boy, 17, Shot In Leg In South Chicago Has Died
• Aurora Police Department Has 'Pattern Of Racially-Biased Policing,' Colorado Attorney General Investigation Reveals
• Police Pursuit Out Of Santa Ana Ends In Atwater Village With 3 In Custody
• Grand Jury Declines To Indict Former NYPD Officer David Afanador In 1st Case Under Chokehold Ban
• Bus Driver Shortage Forcing Philadelphia School District To Look At National Guard, Amazon For Possible Help
• Election Workers Count Mayoral Ballots Into The Wee Hours As Votes Come In By Mail, In Drop Boxes
• Popular Fort Worth ISD High School Teacher Richard Zarza Passes Away Due To COVID-19
• Doctors Encourage Women To Schedule Yearly Mammograms' After Many Were Delayed Due To Pandemic
• Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Discusses Safe Camping Site That Offers Mental Health Care
• Woman Clinically Dead For 45 Minutes Miraculously Brought Back To Life: 'So Grateful God Gave Me Second Chance'
• Sununu Expecting 100-200 Afghan Refugees To Arrive In New Hampshire After 'Diligent' Screening Process
• Surfside Commission Rejects Land Swap For Condo Collapse Site
• Thomas Kieger Killed In Chisago County Crash With Semi
• New Jersey Says It Intends To Divest From Ben & Jerry's And Parent Company Unilever Over Israeli Settlement Ban
• Gardening 101: Garden In A Box Makes A Great Pollinator Garden
• Massachusetts Reports 2,716 New COVID-19 Cases, 15 Additional Deaths
• Former Fort Worth ISD Teacher Pleads Guilty to Sexual Assault Of A Child, Sentenced To 20 Years In Prison
• Pittsburgh Gifts Key To The City To Roberto Clemente's Family
• Top tax rate on capital gains could reach highest level since '70s
• Campbell Police, District Attorney Honor Local Man, Officers For Stopping Potential Mass Shooting
• More Revenue, Fewer Hours: Company Says 4-Day Work Week Increased Productivity
• Operating Engineers 324 Apprentice Shares Her Experience In Male-Dominated Industry Of Civil Engineering
• VIDEO: Buck Freed After Getting Tangled In Lakewood Hammock
• Maryland Public Service Commission To Hold Second Hearing On BGE's Request To Rebuild 20-Mile Transmission
• Anthony Wong, A Trailblazer Who 'Broke All Barriers' For Asian Americans In Philadelphia Police Department, Dies At 93
• Allegheny County Officials Point To CDC Guidelines For Mask-Wearing As Cases Continue To Climb
• Theranos Trial: Ex-Lab Associate Continues Bombshell Testimony
• Motley Man Arrested For Stealing Over $30,000 Worth Of Property
• Being Vaccinated Against COVID Could Help You Get Hired: Put It On Your Resume, Recruiter Says
• Bowie State University Receives $1M Donation From Adobe To Increase Tech Talent Pipeline
• Virginia Dale Fire Burning In Larimer County Fully Contained
• Lake Zurich High School Placed On Hard Lockdown Due To Threat Of Violence; Student In Custody
• Goodman Theatre Artistic Director Robert Falls To Step Down After 35 Years
• Kyle Van Noy, Trent Brown Absent From Patriots' Practice
• Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Forms Anti-Hate Advisory Council In Response To Rise In Hate Crimes
• Hispanic Heritage: A Tableside Conversation At Tzuco Restaurant
• Timberwolves Re-Sign Jarred Vanderbilt, Jordan McLaughlin
• Pigtown Main Street Unveils 'StoryWalk' To Help Encourage Reading Among Children & Families
• Driver Killed After Large Steel Coil Falls Of Truck And Hits Vehicle
• Daly City Bans Single-Use Plastics At Food Facilities Starting Next Year
• Boston's next mayor will make history as 2 women make runoff
• Violent Crime In Philadelphia Leveling Off, Arrests On Rise, City Leaders Say
• Police Seeking To Identify Suspect In Blue Line Robbery
• School Bus Involved In Crash With Car In Pennsauken
• Christela Alonzo tapping her inner "nerd" to host Legends of the Hidden Temple
• 'Bryce Young Has Been Outstanding As A First-Year Starter': CBS's Brian Jones Previews #1 Alabama Vs. #14 Florida, Other Week 3 Games
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Relocates Strathmore Shows In Support Of Labor Negotiations At Venue
• California Recall: Biden Says Results 'A Resounding Win' For Newsom's Pandemic Response, Vaccine Requirements
• Birth Of Daughter Reunites Boston Marathon Bombing Survivor With Nurse Who Cared For Her After Attack
• Minnesota National Guard Members Rescue Couple In Highway Crash
• Safe2Say Something Program Partners With Sandy Hook Promise To Offer Young People An Outlet To Report Safety Concerns
• Simone Biles named to "Time 100" as she testifies about sexual abuse
• Shooting Near Downtown Minneapolis Leaves One Dead
• Pittsburgh Police, Vitalant Holding Blood Drive In Officer Calvin Hall's Honor
• Spirit Airlines Plane Bound For Pittsburgh Gets Flat Tire
• Court Won't Stop Protests Outside Michigan Synagogue
• Sand, Cabbage Patch Kids, Piñatas Among Toy Hall Of Fame Finalists
• Deer On The Loose In Englewood Area, Fire Department Says
• World's Largest Trees Threatened By Pair Of Wildfires In Central California
• Stockton Man Who Murdered Father Gets 56 Years-to-Life Sentence
• Popeyes Restaurant Proposed In New Kensington
• Neighborhood Flood Assistance Program To Give Bucks County Flood Victims Relief
• Parents Push For Michigan Mask Mandate Inside Schools
• Minnesota House DFL Votes To Expel Rep. John Thompson From Caucus
• 80-Year-Old Kaufman County Woman Arrested For Allegedly Shooting, Killing Her Daughter
• Unvaccinated Philadelphians Account For Nearly All COVID-19 Hospitalizations, Deaths In City, Officials Say
• Motorcyclist Killed in Downtown San Francisco Collision Last Week Identified
• No More Overdue Fees For Users Of The Carrollton Public Library
• Warren Seeks To Award Congressional Gold Medals To Lawrence Marine, Other American Servicemembers Killed In Afghanistan
• Lawsuits Accuse PG&E of Starting Massive Dixie Fire
• Few Voting Issues Reported With California Recall Election
• Kim Potter Files Motion To Dismiss First-Degree Manslaughter Charge In Daunte Wright Shooting
• 'Woodlawn Jane Doe' Identified As Missing Virginia Teen In 1976 Cold Case Murder
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports Over 400 New Cases, 15 Additional Deaths
• Florida Teen Accused Of Calling Bomb Threat Into Canon-McMillan High School
• WILDFIRES: Smoke Forces One-Day Extension Of Air Quality Advisory
• StubHub To Return More Than $3 Million To Coloradans Who Purchased Tickets To Canceled Events Due To Pandemic
• Iranian National In Texas Heading To Prison For Illegally Exporting Military Equipment
• Hometown Spirit: Indianapolis
• Police Alert Public Of 2 West Englewood Business Burglaries
• Report: Robert Kraft Willing To Shift Gillette Stadium Back To Natural Grass For World Cup
• Baltimore Bar Barfly's On Yelp List Of Top 20 Bourbon Bars In The Country
• Joggers, fleece-lined leggings and other great cold weather fitness gear for winter
• CBS3 EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Haverford Township Middle School Parents Concerned After Mechanical Issue On School Bus Led To Antifreeze Leak
• Final Dose Deadline For City Of Denver Workers Is Here, And A Total Of 465 Exemptions Have Been Approved
• Dozens Of Counterfeit COVID-19 Vaccination Cards Seized In Pittsburgh
• Health Officials Debut New App Offering Minnesotans Quick Access To Vaccine Records
• West Nile Virus: Arlington To Conduct Targeted Ground Spraying To Kill Mosquitoes After Positive Samples Found
• Pittsburgh Weather: Storms With High Winds, Hail And Flash Flooding Possible As Cold Front Moves Through
• Amazon Looking To Hire 11K+ Workers In DFW, With An Average $18+ Per Hour Salary
• Drew and Ross Try Synchronized Swimming with the Aqualillies
• Maryland Attorney General Frosh Offers Support For DOJ Challenge Of Texas Abortion Law
• City Of Denver 2022 Budget Nears Pre-Pandemic Levels
• Child Tax Credit: September Payments Arriving In Parents' Bank Accounts
• Milley stands by communications with China amid new book
• Amazon, U.S. Postal Service On Hiring Spree Ahead Of Holiday Season
• Woman Critically Injured In Wilkinsburg Shooting
• Tom Brady's Perspective On Facing Peyton Manning And The Greats: 'When You Lose, It Pulls Out Greatness In You'
• Bear Hangs Out In Tree In Castle Rock Neighborhood, Police Ask People To Avoid The Area
• Four Injured, One Critically, In Fire At Edgemere Senior Living Apartments
• Mercer County State Trooper Arrested On Forgery, Tampering Charges
• California Recall: "No" Vote Projected to Win in Recall Election; Newsom Remains Governor
• No Fans Allowed At Penn Hills-Woodland Hills Game After Haunted Hills Hayride Shooting
• US Doesn't Object To Trial Delay In Whitmer Kidnapping Case
• Drew, Cameron and Ross on New Dating Trend Hardballing
• Civic Center Park Closes For Major Cleanup, And 1 Popular Denver Holiday Event Could Be Affected
• Arson Suspect Arrested For Allegedly Igniting Destructive Hopkins Fire
• 4th Suspect In Violent Redwood City Home Invasion Robbery Arrested In Tehama County
• Cameron Diaz on Why She Created Her Wine Line Avaline
• Jamal Smith To Make First Court Appearance In Fatal Highway 169 Shooting Of Jay Boughton
• Drew Revisits the First Drew's News She Ever Taped with Cameron Diaz for Her Sales Tape for the Show
• 2nd Shooter Arrested In Death Of Penn Hills Student
• Renovations Of Philadelphia's 30th Street Station Expected To Begin Next Year
• AARP Report: 237 Florida Nursing Home Residents Died From COVID During 4-Week Period
• Hospitalizing unvaccinated people costs billions, report finds
• Alma Clears Way To House Teens From US Border
• Mid-Market Shooting Injures Man; Police Search For Suspects
• Former police officer's murder conviction reversed in woman's death
• Aly Raisman Testifies Before Congress On USA Gymnastics Sexual Abuse Scandal; 'I Felt Pressured By The FBI'
• Man Dies After Being Hit By Car In Dundalk
• All Roseville Police Officers Will Now Wear Body Cameras
• Alexandria Police Department Seeks Public's Help Locating Twin Toddlers Who May Be In Maryland
• Hialeah Using American Rescue Plan Act Funds To Give $2,000 Bonuses To City Employees, Essential Workers
• Researchers Say Some People Have Developed 'Superhuman Immunity' Against COVID-19
• Texas Gymnast Simone Biles Tells Congress 'Enough Is Enough' After Abuse At Hands Of Coach
• Michelle Wu And Annissa Essaibi George Advance In Boston Mayor's Race To November Election
• Chicago Latino Leaders Call For More Community Investment
• Cuomo Allowed To Keep $5.1 Million From COVID Book Deal
• Police Searching For Red Light-Running Van That Fatally Hit Pedestrian In Fountain Valley Crosswalk
• NYPD: Justin Soriano Wanted For Questioning In Deadly Shooting Of Pregnant Harlem Woman Shanice Young
• 'Tough As Nails' New Challengers Announced For Season 3
• Baltimore Indie Rock Artist Snail Mail Announces New Album 'Valentine,' Shares Title Track
• Acura Grand Prix Of Long Beach Gears Up After 2-Year Layoff
• Roger Agpawa To Be Sworn In Again As Markham Mayor
• Senate Democrats Vow To Block GOP Subpoena Of 7 Million Pennsylvanians' Detailed Voter Information
• Human Jawbone, Maybe 'Ancient,' Found In Michigan Lake
• Firefighters Battle 2-Alarm House Fire In Upper Gwynedd Township
• Mother Filing Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Park District After 19-Year-Old Son Miguel Cisneros Drowns
• COVID In Minnesota: 2,736 New Cases, Positivity Rate Climbs To 7.1%
• 3 Wounded In South Austin Drive-By Shooting
• Miami Weather: Sunny Start, Midday Showers
• "We have been failed": U.S. gymnasts testify about Larry Nassar abuse
• How to update your Apple devices to correct security flaw
• Aaron Gordon And Denver Nuggets Work Out A Long-Term Deal
• Gov. JB Pritzker Signs Massive Green Energy Bill That Requires Carbon Emission Reductions, Bails Out Two Nuclear Plants
• Exploring on West 7th in Fort Worth
• 5 Things You Should Know About Thyroid Eye Disease
• Angelina Jolie visits the White House
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 1,100 New Cases Reported, 11 Deaths
• Harry & Meghan make Time's "100 Most Influential People"
• Low-Flying Helicopters Seen Over Downtown Practice For Steelers Home Opener
• FBI Baltimore Launches Hate Crime Awareness Effort
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 4,812 New Cases, 45 Additional Deaths
• Lansing Community College's Hans-On Learning Appealing To Next Generation Of Technical Trade Students
• Duncanville ISD Fighting COVID Losses, Making Home Visits To Bring Seniors Back To Campus
• Wayne State, Faculty Union Agree To New 3-Year Contract
• Wild Horse Roundup Ends Earlier Than Planned, Focus Returns To Healthy Herd Management
• Mohamed Noor's Murder Conviction Reversed
• Most Americans Believe The Health Benefits Of COVID-19 Restrictions Are Worth The Costs, Polling Shows
• Rocklin Makes Money's 50 Best Places To Live List
• Why Hispanic Heritage Month Starts In The Middle Of September
• Baltimore Lost More Than $480K To Auction Company, According To New OIG Report
• TSA Catches 22nd Gun At Pittsburgh International Airport This Year, Surpassing 2020's Total
• Thee Parkside Hosts Benefit for Exodus Drummer Tom Hunting
• Hawthorne Mother Ida Brockman, Boyfriend Malachi Whalen Face Child Abuse, Torture Charges In Death Of Her 7-Year-Old Daughter
• Survivor 41: Downloadable Survivor Pool
• COVID In Colorado: Testing Sites Work To Meet Increase In Demand
• These Millennials Were 'Worldly, Wise & Funny': Author Jeff Hobbs On Book 'Show Them You're Good'
• Delran To Throw USWNT Star Carli Lloyd 'Largest Retirement Party Town Has Ever Seen' On Oct. 14
• Macomb Pizza Entrepreneur Gets Prison For Fraud In Loan Program
• Forget Instant Gratification, Age Of COVID Teaching Shoppers You Can't Always Get What You Want
• Inter Miami CF Hosts New York Friday After 3 Straight Shutout Wins
• Rich nations to be pushed for COVID vaccine commitments as U.N. meets
• The Casino @ Dania Beach Ends Jai-Alai For Good In November
• Dolphins Place DT Raekwon Davis On IR With Knee Injury
• Plan That Would Place Cap On Short Term Rentals In Breckenridge Faces Big Opposition
• History Colorado Celebrating Bold Women Who Change History
• Philadelphia Weather: Heat, Humidity Peak Across Region Before Cold Front Brings Chances Of Scattered Storms
• WATCH LIVE: School District Of Philadelphia Provides Update On Work Of Equity Coalition
• Bobby Dalbec Is Having A Better Season Than Many People Might Recognize
• Massachusetts National Guard Members Complete Training To Help With School Bus Driver Shortage
• Justin Long On New Movie 'Lady Of The Manor,' 'Dodgeball' & 'Accepted'
• South Miami Police Ask For Help In Finding Missing Man Alberto Sanchez
• Delaware Man Charged With Murder In Neighbor's Suspicious Disappearance Ten Years Ago
• Tigers Beat Brewers, Hill Hits Game-Winning Double In 11th
• Judge Revokes Bond Of State Lawmaker In Drunken Driving Case
• Keller @ Large: What To Expect From Michelle Wu And Anissa Essaibi George In Boston Mayor's Race
• Only On CBS2: Long Island Family Upset New York State Is Trying To Remove Son With Autism From Massachusetts Facility
• 'This Recall Is Close': Newsom's Dire Warning Helped Turn California Recall Election Tide
• Breaking Down The Desirability Of The Skilled Trades Industry With Macomb Mechanical
• U.S. Soccer to offer same contracts to women's and men's teams
• Britney Spears has deactivated her Instagram
• Baltimore DPW To Resume Bulk Trash, White Goods Collection On Modified Schedule
• Broncos Place Starters Jerry Jeudy, Ronald Darby On IR
• Denver Weather: Becoming Hot Again For Summer's Last Stand
• GOP Lawmakers Prepare Subpoenas In Quest For Election Fraud
• Twin Cities Startup Week
• Santa Cruz County Supervisors Appoint First County Public Defender
• Breaking News: Is Everything That We Know About Metabolism Wrong?
• Fast-Food Chicken Nugget Wars: Where Should You Eat The Ultimate Finger Food?
• Keller @ Large: What Went Wrong For Kim Janey In Boston Mayor's Race?
• Lawmakers Propose To Expand Plainridge Park Casino With Table Games, More Slot Machines
• Suspect Arrested For Threat Against Perris School
• El Dorado County Residents Receive Letters Warning About Smoke And Ash Damage From Wildfire
• FBI Got Towing Records, Other Docs In Detroit City Hall Raid
• Talbot County Council Votes To Remove Confederate Talbot Boys Statue From Courthouse Grounds
• Colorado Firefighting Paramedic Who Became Sick With Cancer Because Of His Job Dies
• Data From Colorado Hospitals Part Of New Study That Shows Moderna Vaccine Is Slightly Better Against Delta Variant
• U.S. Marine wounded in Kabul attack gives eyewitness account
• Surge makes Tennessee U.S. leader in new COVID cases per capita
• Cooking With Rania: Bacon And Cheddar Sliders
• Texas Company Formosa Plastics To Pay Nearly $3M For Clean Air Act Violations
• PTL Links: Sept. 15, 2021
• FBI director details "totally unacceptable" failures in Larry Nassar case
• Lions Have A Laundry List Of Fixes
• Julian Edelman Impersonates Bill Belichick, Explains How Coach Likely Addressed Patriots After Week 1 Loss
• Arizona sues Biden administration over COVID-19 vaccine mandates
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Depression Nicholas Drenching Deep South, 3 Systems To Watch
• Disc Golfers Credited With Putting Out Fire At Modesto Park
• 35-Year-Old Man In Stable Condition After Being Shot On The Block Tuesday Night
• Brown University Pauses Indoor Dining, Limits Student Gatherings As COVID Cases Rise
• Recently Opened Fridley Brewery Wins Gold Medal For German Dark Lager
• Amid Spread Of Delta Variant, Conventions Rise To Challenge Of Holding Conferences At McCormick Place With Mitigations
• ATF Says Auto Sears Are Becoming More Common In Twin Cities
• Instagram Says It's Working On Body Image Issue After Report Details 'Toxic' Effect On Teen Girls
• Contra Costa County Toughens COVID Requirements For Indoor Activities
• Maryland Football Prepares For Program's First Road Game At Illinois
• World Anti-Doping Agency To Review Cannabis Ban In Wake Of Sha'Carri Richardson Controversy
• 'Off The Charts' Chinese Demand For American Beef Keeping Port Of Oakland Busy
• California Recall: GOP Front Runner Larry Elder Concedes; Tells Supporters To 'Stay Tuned'
• Jacob Frey To Face Two Challengers In Minneapolis Mayoral Debate
• Body Of Man Swept Into Pacific Off Davenport Recovered
• Nicki Minaj's vaccine comments creating stir as far away as U.K.
• SpaceX Set To Launch Four Tourists Into Space For A Three-Day Trip
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/15 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Weather Blog: One Week From Fall
• Hispanic Heritage Month: Hispanic Stars Headline 'Chicago' As Hit Show Returns To Broadway
• Apple says its security flaw was fixed. Cyber analysts warn zero-click threats will persist.
• Two More Carjackings Reported On Northwest Side In Bucktown, Hermosa Neighborhoods
• North Texas Students Missing Class Time As State Deals With School Bus Driver Shortage
• 1 Man Dead, 2 Others Injured After Triple Shooting In East Harlem
• N. Korea test fires more missiles, South answers with its own test
• 14-Year-Old Shot While Standing On Porch In East Garfield Park
• Parking Spot For Sale In Boston's South End At $375,000 Price Tag
• Report: Nearly 3,000 LAPD Employees Seek Exemptions To Vaccine Mandate
• Apple fixes security flaw used to apparently hack an iPhone, other products
• Live Updates: Nicholas brings flooding threat to Texas and Louisiana
• World Anti-Doping Agency to review athlete cannabis ban
• Justice Dept. seeks emergency order to block Texas abortion law
• Assistance Available For Fort Lauderdale Renters Impacted By Pandemic
• Woman reported missing after fiancé returns from trip without her
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Addresses Recall Election Win From Sacramento
• Chaka Khan To Perform At 11th Annual Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival
• CBS News projects Newsom survived recall effort and will remain in office
• Visit Pittsburgh Proposes Extra 2% Fee For Hotel Rentals In The City
• CBS News: Governor Newsom Defeats Recall Attempt
• Allegheny County Council Votes Against Mask Requirement Legislation
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• San Diego Challengers, Kevin Faulconer, John Cox, Give Concession Speeches In California Recall Election
• Lights, Camera, Zoom: Is Leaving Your Camera On During Virtual Meetings Leading To Burnout?
• Court rejects suit by ex-intern at center of China's #MeToo movement
• Justice Department Files Emergency Order To Block Enforcement Of New Texas Abortion Law
• Candidates Defeated In Recall Effort Deliver Remarks On Election Results
• Eden Prairie Police: Body Found Fits Description Of Mike Elhard
• At Least 1 Injured In Violent Crash In Center City
• Pittsburgh Weather: Afternoon Storm Chances Possible On Wednesday
• Wells Fargo Center, Borgata Holding Job Fairs On Wednesday
• After Texas Landfall, Hurricane Battered Louisiana Braces For Nicholas
• UPDATE: Woman Dragged To Her Death By BART Train While Tethered To Dog Leash Identified
• Family Says Moon Township Care Facility Is Quarantining Residents For Far Too Long
• Chicago Weather: Cooler Day Wednesday
• Hispanic Heritage Month Celebrates Passion, Culture, History Of Latinx Community
• Morell on 9/11, CIA and Afghanistan, Part 1 - "Intelligence Matters"
• Gov. DeSantis Announces End Of 'Florida Standards Assessment' In Schools
• Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed Near Boys & Girls Club In Frankford
• Up To $5K Reward Offered For Info On Woman Who Stole From Bath & Body Works
• Video Shows Couple Leave Walnut Creek Restaurant Without Paying Before Firing Gun Outside
• Severe Thunderstorms Possible Wednesday Evening
• Amazon Looking To Fill 4,800 Positions In Philadelphia Region
• Fugitive surrenders after 30 years on the run, blames COVID
• Wednesday's Child: 16-Year-Old Isabella
• GOP's Elder Concedes California Recall, Hints: 'Stay Tuned'
• Few Voting Issues Reported With California Recall Election
• PennDOT And Partners Promote Safety Ahead Of Rescheduled St. Patrick's Day Parade
• City Planning Commission Approves Pitt's Plan To Demolish Croatian Fraternal Union
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Says He Would've Issued Statewide Mask Mandate If Law Allowed
• Red Sox Beat Mariners 8-4, Tied With Yankees And Blue Jays In Wild Card Race
• Shooting Death Of 14-Year-Old Boy Adds To Spike In Homicides In Columbus
• Former Employee Of West Virginia Nonprofit Pleads Guilty To Stealing Funds
• Peters Throws 5 Shutout Innings, Pirates Get Ten Hits, Beat Reds 6-5

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• SpaceX makes history with successful launch of first all-civilian crew to orbit Earth
• SpaceX launches the first all-civilian space crew on a three-day mission
• New U.S.-U.K.-Australian alliance to deploy nuclear submarines in Indo-Pacific
• U.S. condemns North Korean missile launches, but is open to talks
• Star gymnasts give chilling testimony on FBI mishandling of Larry Nassar case
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• U.S. condemns North Korea's ballistic missile test
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• General Mark Milley faces calls to resign over reported talks with China
• SpaceX to launch first all-civilian crew into orbit
• Pfizer and Moderna support COVID booster shots
• Local Matters: Familiar face to take the stage in Virginia's gubernatorial debate Thursday
• California Governor Gavin Newsom to remain in office after surviving recall effort
• Law enforcement on high alert ahead of "Justice for J6" rally at Capitol
• Simone Biles testifies to Congress about "crisis of abuse" in sports
• U.S. gymnastics stars testify on Capitol Hill about Larry Nassar abuse
• Michelle Wu and Annissa Essaibi George will face off in November to become next Boston mayor
• National Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates culture, confronts challenges
• Lessons for each party as California Governor Gavin Newsom defeats Republican recall effort
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• California Governor Gavin Newsom prevails in recall election
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• CEO who gave all his employees minimum $70,000 paycheck thriving six years later
• Ken Burns on the fight for equality, ahead of Ali film debut
• First eyewitness account from Marine wounded in Kabul airport attack that killed 13 U.S. troops
• Telfar Clemens on fashion & future of the brand
• States aim to overhaul plastic recycling
• California Governor Gavin Newsom survives recall effort; GOP's Larry Elder concedes
• WorldView: Rival Taliban leaders clash; prosecutor in Haiti assassination probe fired
• Police: Prominent South Carolina lawyer conspired to have himself shot in $10 million insurance scheme
• U.S.-bound Afghan evacuation flights temporarily halted over measles concern
• Tennessee has highest per capita COVID case rates in the U.S., one of the lowest vaccination rates
• Recall effort to oust California Governor Gavin Newsom fails
• 9/15: CBSN AM
• Larry Elder tells supporters to be "gracious in defeat" and "we will win the war"
• Top takeaways from the California recall election
• Kevin Faulconer speaks to supporters after Newsom recall effort failed
• Caitlyn Jenner on California recall effort failing: "Honestly, it's a shame"
• County-by-county analysis of the California recall vote
• California Governor Gavin Newsom easily defeats recall attempt
• Doctor on federal vaccine mandates and pediatric COVID-19 cases