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Articles from September 16, 2021

• Warnings About San Francisco Millennium Tower Repair Plans Raised Before Work Began
• Footage Released Of Carjacking Suspect's Assault On Sacramento Sheriff's Deputy
• Drone Drops Drugs Into Orange County Jail Courtyard
• Marin County Uses State Grant to Seal Rural Roads With Recycled Tires
• President Biden Releases Federal Funds To Aid Fire Hose Shortage In California
• Thief Takes Off With Antelope Woman's Bright Yellow Cotton Candy Trailer
• SportsLine Week 2 AFC West Picks: 'We'll See The Broncos Play A Very Clean Game,' Says SportsLine's Larry Hartstein
• Contractor Who Bribed San Francisco Public Works Director Sentenced to 2 Years in Prison
• Amazing Marvel Costumes For Kids
• Denver Public Schools Begins New Year Without School Resource Officers
• Judge To Decide On Evidence Allowed At Kyle Rittenhouse Trial
• Death Of Olivia Gant Impetus For New Mandatory Child Abuse Reporting Bill
• Beach Erosion Suspends All Metrolink, Amtrak Service Between OC, San Diego
• Westford Academy To Change 'Grey Ghost' Mascot After Complaints
• Employee At FOUND Hotel In River North Accused Of Stabbing Man, Going Into Rage, Leaving Guests In Terror
• Chicago Weather: Weekend Warmup
• Barrel And Flow Fest Calls For Boycott Of Hofbrauhaus Pittsburgh, Alleges Racism
• Naperville Woman Working For United Airlines Uses Farsi Language Skills To Connect With Evacuees From Afghanistan, Evoking Her Own Roots Coming From Iran
• Katrina Pierce Charged With Using Names Of Homicide Victims To Collect Tax Refunds And Stimulus Checks, And She Has Gone To Prison Before For Similar Schemes
• Clairton Football Team Deals With Fallout Of Recent Violence
• Gabby Petito Search: Video Shows Couple Questioned About Physical Altercation In Utah, Fiancé Told Police Road Trip Created 'Emotional Strain'
• South Florida Rent Is Skyrocketing
• LEADING OFF: Angels' Ohtani Might Not Pitch Again This Year
• Feast Of San Gennaro Returns In Little Italy As Vendors Take COVID Precautions
• Colorado State University Celebrates Topping Out At Spur Campus At National Western Complex
• 171 Chicago Area Expressway Shootings So Far This Year, Compared With 128 All Last Year
• French Forces Kill ISIS Leader Believed To Be Responsible For Sgt. La David Johnson's Death
• What Is The Key To A Long Life?
• COVID Booster Shot Confusion Ahead Of FDA Advisory Committee Meeting
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Pledges to 'Fight Like Hell' Over Monoclonal Antibody Treatment
• Shooting Outside Caldecott Tunnel Closes Right Bore on Eastbound Highway 24
• Bus Driver Shortage Has Some Twin Cities Families Turning To Rideshare Apps To Get Kids To School
• Rodney Rodriguez, Driver In High-Speed Crash That Killed 3, Finally Booked Into Jail
• With New Information Obtained, Return Of Rev. David Ryan To Parish In Lake Zurich Delayed After He Was Cleared Of Sex Abuse Claim
• MDPD: NW Miami-Dade Shooting Suspects In Critical Condition After Crash
• Sources: Gov. Kathy Hochul Expected To Sign Legislation That Could Lead To Release Of Inmates Locked Up For Technical Parole Violations
• Housing Crisis: Newsom Signs Measures To Allow For More Duplexes, Apartments Near Transit
• 'This Is 10K People Who Have Died' Maryland Woman Shares Story After Mom Dies From COVID-19, Urges People To Get Vaccinated
• Balloon Release Held For Steven Eason, The 15-Year-Old Central Catholic Student Shot And Killed At Haunted Hills Hayride
• Sharon Hill Borough Council Launches Independent Investigation Into Fatal Shooting Of 8-Year-Old Fanta Bility
• Woman Killed While Trying To Cross Street As 2 Cars Crash In Humboldt Park
• 'This Loss Is Ours As A City' Baltimore Hockey Team Mourns Two Young Members, Murdered In East Baltimore Shooting
• Local Small Business Owners Share How American Rescue Plan Funding Helped To Keep Them Afloat
• Maryland Restaurant Week, Returning For Second Year, Kicks Off Sept. 17
• Maryland Wine Festival To Return This Weekend At Carroll County Farm Museum
• Homeowner Says He Is Left With 'Nothing' After Alleged Hidden Holding Tanks Sour His Dreams
• Fort Worth Residents Concerned About Plans To Replace Nearly 100-Year-Old Forest Park Pool
• More Than 1,200 Mass. Kids Test Positive For COVID-19 This Week
• Cubs Take 7-0 Lead In Third, But End Up Getting Clobbered By Phillies
• Bryce Harper Homers, Rallies Phillies From 7 Down In 17-8 Win Vs. Cubs
• California Imposes More Safeguards On Youth Organizations
• Here Is An Update On The Chevy Bolt Recall
• Lisa Byington, Chicago Sky Broadcaster Former Northwestern Athlete, Hired By Milwaukee Bucks As First Woman To Do Full-Time Play-By-Play For Men's Pro Sports
• James Craig Announces Run For Governor, Begins To Campaign
• Yanks Toss It Away In 9th, Fall To Hays, Orioles In 10th
• Twin Cities Schools Report Bathrooms Being Plundered For 'Devious Licks' TikTok Challenge
• Flat Rock Sewers Free Of Gasoline From Ford Gas Leak
• New Jersey Postal Service Employee Admits To Stealing Dozens Of Cell Phones From Distribution Center
• 7-Year-Old Girl Grazed By Bullet On Talbot Ave. In Dorchester
• Dog Flu Spreading Quickly Across LA County
• Samaritas Raising $430K To Support Afghan Refugees
• California Enacts 2 Laws To Slice Through Local Zoning Rules
• LA County Announces Re-Homing Program To Help Keep Pets Out Of Shelters
• Plans For Koi Nation Casino On Sonoma County Farmland Stuns Neighbors In Nearby Windsor
• Yanks Toss It Away In 9th, Fall To Hays, Orioles 3-2 In 10th
• Want To Park In Downtown Denver? It Could Cost Double At A Parking Meter
• Family Asks For Potential Witnesses To Come Forward Following Deadly Stockton Hit-And-Run
• Steelers Remind Fans Of Indoor Mask Requirement At Heinz Field Ahead Of Sunday's Game
• DNR Fines Enbridge Energy $3.32M For Violating Environmental Laws During Line 3 Construction
• WBZ-TV Reporter Bill Shields Retiring After 41 Years
• 19-Year-Old Man Killed In Double Shooting Inside Port Richmond Home, Police Say
• Police Searching For Man Wanted In Midtown Subway Slashing
• Munster, Indiana Couple Robbed In Distraction Burglary
• Suspect Accused Of Making Anti-Semitic Remarks, Spitting On Man In Brooklyn
• No ICU Beds Left In Southern Illinois Due To COVID-19
• After Fights Last Week, Sto-Rox Moves Friday's Football Game To Avonworth
• VTA Light Rail Set To Resume Full Operations For First Time Since Massacre
• Denver Public School Board Director Tay Anderson: 'I Will Be Censured... By The School Board' After Investigation
• 2 Wanted In Connection To Queens Robbery
• 'It's Been A Dark 2 Years:' Silent Walk Held For Dulce Maria Alavez, Who Went Missing 2 Years Ago
• New Art Exhibit Celebrates Lowrider Culture
• Thousands Of Afghan Refugees Flee Kabul, Hundreds Land In Sacramento
• Dirt Bikes Crushed On Staten Island As City Continues Crackdown On Illegal Rides
• New Jersey Native Carli Lloyd Breaks Records, 'Literally Can't Stop Scoring' In USWNT Game Against Paraguay
• Police Seek Man Accused Of Groping 12-Year-Old Girl On Bus In Midtown
• Crews To Install Speed Humps On Beechwood Boulevard Next Week
• Firefighters Save Man's Life On Southwest Flight From Boston
• Man Meets The Butler County Woman Who Donated A Portion of Her Liver To Him
• Livermore High School Student Arrested For Making Threats; Security Heightened
• Housing Crisis: Newsom Signs Measures To Allow For More Duplexes, Apartments Near Transit
• Cook Children's Halts Elective Surgeries Due To Staff, Bed Shortages During COVID-19 Surge
• Goats Do More Than Eat Noxious Weeds, They Till And Fertilize Soil, Too
• Ohio To Receive 855 Afghan Refugees Through Federal Program
• Justice Department Distributes $568 Million To Bernie Madoff Ponzi Scheme Victims
• Police Commissioner Dermot Shea Says NYPD Is Working To Assist Rikers Island Amid Staffing Shortages
• Crash With Injuries Delays Traffic On I-94 In Minneapolis
• Padres Top Giants 7-4; San Francisco's Lead In NL West Down to 1 Game
• Chicago Hotels Expected To Lose $2 Billion In Revenue By Year's End, Report Says
• Pilsen Nonprofit Tackles Food Insecurity: 'Who Better To Understand Our Challenges Than Ourselves?'
• New Jersey Senator Says COVID Survivors Should Enjoy Same Benefits As Fully Vaccinated People
• Viral Trend On TikTok Encourages Students To Damage School Property, Steal
• COVID-19 Vaccines Don't Impact Fertility, But The Virus Does, Doctors Say
• One Killed In Triple Shooting In West Baltimore
• Close Friend Remembers Fallen Marine Sgt. Nicole Gee: 'Somebody You Could Always Count On'
• Illinois Unemployment Numbers Indicate 'Very Positive' Sign
• 'They're Human Beings Just Like Us': Minnesota, Wisconsin To Welcome Hundreds Of Afghan Refugees
• NYPD Offering $200 Prepaid Cards, iPads At Gun Exchange On Staten Island
• New Americans Take Oath Of Citizenship At City County Building
• 'All Around Me Is All This Chaos': North Minneapolis Residents Say They're Living In A War Zone
• Scientists Question Future Of Lake Tahoe Clarity As Wildfires Worsen
• Climate Change Activists Call 'Code Red' For Immediate Action On Air Quality
• New Jersey Police Release Age-Progressed Image Of Dulce Maria Alavez 2 Years After Child's Disappearance
• San Francisco Mayor Breed Issues New Mandates To DBI in Wake of Corruption Scandal
• Audit Finds California Risks Forfeiting Millions For Renters
• COVID: Hundreds Of East Bay Doctors Make Urgent Plea To Get Vaccinated - 'We Are Tired Of The Suffering'
• 'We're Looking For All Aspects': Las Olas Businesses Seeking Workers
• Riot Fest Going Ahead With COVID Vaccine Or Negative Test Requirement; Vaccines Made Available To All On Site
• Southwark School In South Philadelphia Becomes 5th School Closed Due To COVID Outbreak
• Norm Macdonald, former "Saturday Night Live" star, dies at 61
• New $500M Skyscraper Proposed For Sunset Blvd. In Hollywood
• MN Supreme Court: Votes Will Be Counted On Minneapolis Public Safety Ballot Question
• Colorado State University Prepares More Isolation Rooms On Campus As COVID Delta Variant Cases Rise
• 'It's So Emotional': Chicago's Lyric Opera Ready To Reopen On Friday
• North Texas High School Mourns Deaths Of 2 Brothers Killed In Crash
• Little girl has big idea to educate the world's forgotten children
• Texas A Top Destination For Out-Of-State Transplants
• CHP: Wrong-Way Driver In Stolen Truck Causes Deadly Crash In Olivehurst
• Educators turn failing New Jersey school into success story
• A's Rally in Finale, Power Past Royals 7-2
• 1 Stabbed, 1 Shot In Violent Dispute In Minneapolis
• More than half of U.S. schools report "severe" bus driver shortage
• Baltimore Police Seeking To Identify Murder Suspect
• Heal The Bay Beach Cleanup Effort Slated For Saturday At Santa Monica Beach
• 'We're Still Grinding': Bears Work For A Better Record On Sunday
• 2 Bodies Found In West St. Paul Garage
• Man Shot, Critically Wounded In Grant Park Near Roosevelt Road
• Pennsylvania Liquor Stores Put Purchase Limit On Some Booze
• Hispanic Heritage Month: Port Chester Is Westchester County's First Majority-Hispanic Municipality
• Weston Residents Concerned After Coyotes Spotted Roaming Neighborhoods
• 'The Great Resignation': COVID Making America's Workforce Rethink Their Jobs
• Better Late Than Never: Texas Workforce Commission Gets A Phone Messaging System
• Maryland Weather: Flash Flood Watch & Warnings Issued For Central Maryland
• Bat Found At Laguna Niguel Regional Park Tests Positive For Rabies
• De Blasio Says NYC Ready To Administer COVID Vaccine Booster Shots Once FDA Approved
• Patients Coming To AHN From Other States With Overwhelmed Hospital Systems
• 'This Is On The Way Up': COVID Cases Are Rising In Schools, State Health Officials Say
• Another Texas Death Row Inmate Sees Execution Delayed After Claiming Violation Of Religious Freedom
• Bustang Resumes Service From Denver Tech Center To Colorado Springs
• The Big E Returns To West Springfield, Masks Required Indoors
• 20-Year-Old Raymond Anderson Charged With Attempted Murder
• Heated Debate Over Whether Or Not Most People Need A COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shot
• StubHub Will Pay $1.87M In Refunds In Minnesota After Settlement With AG's Office
• Sources: Man Confesses To Murdering Girlfriend, Dumping Body To Upper Darby Police
• Diversity Amongst Hispanics Adds More Flavor To Melting Pot That Is South Florida
• Fight Outside Pat's Steaks In South Philadelphia Ends With 1 Person Dead, Victim's Father And Friend Hospitalized
• One Of The World's Largest Homes Is About To Go Up For Sale In Bel Air
• Sheriff: 1 In Custody, 1 At Large In Connection To 4 Minnesotans Found Dead In Wisconsin
• Fauci says there is "no evidence" COVID vaccines cause reproductive issues
• Taste With Tori: Sophie's BBQ Offering Smokey Favorites, Delicious Comfort Foods Any Time Of Year
• 'A Calamitous State': Boston Think Tank Has Dire Predictions For MBTA's Future
• Colleges Seeing Drop In Number Of Male Students
• Videos, 911 Audio Released Of Fatal Fremont Police Shooting Of Attempted Homicide Suspect Kevin Johnston
• KNP Complex Fire: Flames Threaten Sequoia Groves; General Sherman Tree Wrapped In Fireproof Blanket
• C-130 Makes History By Landing On Highway 287 In Wyoming
• 2 New FEMA Disaster Recovery Centers In New Jersey
• 'My Heart Dropped': Parkland Woman Teams Up With Neighbors To Rescue Rabbit Found With Dart In Its Face
• Cobb's 5 Scoreless IP In Return Lead Angels Over White Sox
• Jawns, Superheroes And The Jersey Shore: Philadelphia Flyers Announce 2021-22 Promotional Theme Nights
• Massachusetts Prepares To Welcome 900 Refugees From Afghanistan
• Lawsuit: Defrocked Cardinal McCarrick Abused New Jersey Man In 1980s
• Will I Experience Side Effects After The COVID Booster Shot? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• SpaceX Launches All-Civilian Crew On Inspiration4 Mission
• Anne Arundel County State's Attorney Releases Statement On Incident Involving Crossing Guard, Says There's Insufficient Evidence To Pursue Hit & Run Charge
• State Health Department Partners with Tyler Perry for PSA Series
• Wrong-Way Driver Suspected Of DUI In Crash That Killed Passenger On Hwy. 99
• Should The FDA Recommend COVID Booster Shots? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Key Questions Around The Debate
• COVID: Millbrae City Council Puts Vaccine Mandate to a Halt
• I-Team: Day Care Center Under Investigation After Video Appears To Show Worker Shaking Toddler
• Hundreds Of Evacuees From Afghanistan Headed To New York, Connecticut
• Growing number of U.S. suburbs is now dominated by renters
• Driver Of Car That Hit Pennsauken School Bus Was Under The Influence Of Drugs, Police Say
• Ex-Boyfriend Of Pregnant Woman Who Was Fatally Shot In Harlem Arrested, Charged With Her Murder
• Biden 'Confident' Congress Will Deliver Reconciliation Package To His Desk
• 'We Share The Frustration With The World': Police Chief Takes Aim At Missing Florida Woman Gabby Petito's Fiancé, Who Isn't Speaking
• New Health Order Will Require Proof Of Vaccination Or Negative Test At Bars, Clubs, Outdoor Mega Events Of 10,000 People Or More
• Jerome Lee Swanson, Of Ham Lake, Charged With Carjacking
• NFL Week 2 AFC East Preview: 'Wasn't That Last Week The Miami Dolphins Beat The New England Patriots, The Patriots Beat Themselves,' Says CBS Boston's Steve Burton
• NFL Week 2 AFC East Preview: 'The Patriots Beat Themselves'
• Missing Bemidji Woman Found 'In Good Health' In Montana
• Miami Heat & Miami-Dade County Team Up To Vaccinate Law Enforcement Officers At FTX Arena
• Denver DA: Officers Justified In Shooting Death Of Cedric Vick After Carjacking, Chase And Crash
• Man arrested in 2012 murder case of UNC student
• Man Gets Up To 60 Years In Deadly Hill District Shooting
• Cardinals Look To Match Strong Week 1 Performance Against Vikings
• Andrew Marnell Of Beverly Grove Pleads Guilty To Taking Out $9 Million In COVID Relief Loans For Gambling Trips To Vegas, Luxury Purchases
• Where Afghan refugees are expected to be resettled, by state
• Karrar Noaman Al Khammasi Sentenced To 45 Years In Prison For Shooting Of Colorado Springs Police Officer Cem Duzel
• State Officials Warn Student Loan Forgiveness Scams Are Surging
• Ahead Of Game With Gophers, Colorado Fills Depth Chart With Fictional Characters
• Baltimore Teacher Receives $25K To Buy New Equipment For Her Photography & Visual Arts Students
• Massachusetts Reports 1,999 New COVID-19 Cases, 16 Additional Deaths
• Marine Tyler Ferrara Suffered 'Sight-Threatening' Injuries Trying To Break Up Worcester Fight, Prosecutors Say
• Baltimore County Detectives Looking To Identify Victim Of Crime
• Planned Parenthood Clinic Shooting Suspect Robert Dear Ruled Incompetent
• Stolen Vehicle With Golden Retriever Recovered, Returned To Happy Owner In Grand Prairie
• Mother Shares Photo Of 6-Year-Old Injured In Hit-And-Run In Kensington
• Minnesota Supreme Court Rules Pardon Votes Must Be Unanimous
• Denver To Replace 8th Avenue Bridge Over South Platte River
• Ford Adding 450 Jobs To Meet Demand For New Electric Truck
• Minnesota Tied For Most Cities On List Of Best Places To Live
• U.S. Customs And Border Protection Has Seized More Than 6,000 Counterfeit COVID-19 Vaccination Cards Across The Country
• Cal Fire: Smoker Suspected Of Starting Wildfire Near Newcastle
• Baker Considers Setting Up COVID Vaccine Credential System For Massachusetts Residents
• New Jersey Police Officer Admits Bid To Sexually Assault 2 Young Girls
• Covered California Director To Step Down In February
• Jonnu Smith (Hip) Added To Patriots' Injury Report
• Suspect arrested after 4 found killed inside abandoned SUV
• SpaceX launches all-civilian crew on Inspiration4 mission
• Revolution-Crew Match Preview: Revs Look To Keep Rolling At Home
• Billerica Moving Company To Pay Air Force Sergeant $60,000 For Auctioning Off Possessions While He Served Overseas
• Atlantic City Casinos Bounce Back, Up 31% From A Year Ago
• Bill From Bay Area Lawmaker Allowing For Online Filing Of Restraining Orders Heads To Newsom's Desk
• Wisconsin Unemployment Unchanged At 3.9% In August
• Debt limit was focus of McConnell and Yellen call
• Refugee advocates call for Silicon Valley to "leverage the technology"
• Texas 15-Year-Old Kills 3 Family Members, Shares On Social Media, Then Kills Himself
• Emmys host Cedric the Entertainer: "Television got us through this last year"
• Fire At Edgemere Senior Home Was Triggered By Cigarette Igniting Medical Oxygen, Officials Say
• California Recall Could Boost Newsom's Clout For 2022
• Forest Service Reopens All National Forests In California
• Pittsburgh Man Gets 15 To 30 Years In 2015 Murder
• Police ask public for help in search for missing 22-year-old woman
• Laugh Factory, Cedars-Sinai To Stream Yom Kippur Services
• Florida Judge Shields Surgeon General Scott Rivkees From Deposition In Mask Fight
• Poll: Do you have "fear of missing out"?
• Cigarette Possibly Caused Fire At North Sacramento Home, Firefighters Say
• Michigan TV Weatherman Out After Refusing To Get Vaccine
• Cam Newton Quotes Conan O'Brien In Latest Instagram Post: 'Through Disappointment, You Can Gain Clarity'
• North Texas Wedding Planner Sentenced To 31 Months In Prison For $3.3M COVID-19 Relief Scheme
• Chauvin Pleads Not Guilty To Allegedly Violating Teen's Civil Rights In 2017
• States Learning How Many Afghan Evacuees Coming Their Way, Maryland Among Top Hosts
• San Jose Man Charged In 'Horrific' Torture Murder Of 72-Year-Old
• Price Rite Holding On-The-Spot Interviews At All MD Locations September 22
• Texas Comptroller Announces $285 Million In Unclaimed Property Returned
• Judge rules U.S. can't expel migrant families using public health law
• COVID: Oakland, West Contra Costa Schools Mull Vaccine Mandates For Students
• Job market disconnect raises concerns over economic recovery
• HUD Awards $4M+ To Help End Childhood Homelessness In Tarrant County
• 'Smallville' Actor Allison Mack Enters Prison In NXIVM Sex Slave Case
• MDOT Update: Ramp Closures On I-94, I-275 As Part Of Rebuilding I-275 Project
• LA County Sheriff's Employee Killed, Woman Hurt After Vintage Sports Car Careens Into Pole In Temple City
• TV Actor Allison Mack Latest Celebrity To Serve Time In Dublin Federal Prison
• Kohl's Recruiting For Variety Of Positions Across North Texas
• Watchdog Report Says CPD Has Taken Few Steps To Fix Problems With Records Management In Court Cases
• Illinois' Last Remaining Sears Store Closing In Schaumburg
• Charges: London Bean Fatally Shot By 18-Year-Old Jeremiah Marquise Grady, Who Remains At Large
• Teen Arrested In Homewood South Shooting That Injured 4
• LA Officially Bids To Host Games For 2026 World Cup
• Reeling Illinois Bracing For Conference Foe Maryland
• Redwood City Man Accused Of Molesting Stepdaughter Over Several Years
• Yolo County Launches Race-Blind Charging Program To Remove Biases From Criminal Justice System
• Mayim Bialik, Ken Jennings To Host 'Jeopardy!' Through End Of Year
• 860 Afghan Refugees Coming To Illinois From First Wave Of Resettlement
• Aerosmith, Boston, James Taylor Make Rolling Stone's Top 500 Songs List
• Lost Bet Leads To Eagles' Jason Kelce Going Bleach Blonde Like Zach Ertz
• Shifting Ground Prompts Utility To Shut Down Gas Main In Southwest Detroit
• Sacramento Man Suspected Of Shooting At Other Driver In Sutter County Road Rage Incident
• Buy Them Now: Shoppers Urged To Get A Jump On The Holidays Due To Global Shipping Problems
• Man Abducted From Home In Laurel, Forced To Withdraw Cash At ATMs, Then Dumped On Highway, Police Say
• BSO Seeking Information About Woman's Body Found Floating In Weston Lake
• Denton High School Pep Rally Canceled Due To 'Unsubstantiated Threat' On Social Media
• Spraying To Take Place In Palo Alto, Mountain View After West Nile Virus Detected
• Future Of Lake Tahoe's Clarity In Question As Wildfires Worsen
• Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel Unveils $80 Million Renovation
• Report: More Than 5,200 Afghan Evacuees To Be Resettled In California
• Mille Lacs Lake Ends 'Catch-And-Release Only' Walleye Fishing Season
• New Jersey Set To Expand Funding For Pre-K Education, Gov. Phil Murphy Announces
• "Big Boy's Neighborhood" Host Big Boy on Receiving a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
• Can Kids Be Harmed By Wearing Masks To Protect Against COVID?
• Construction Begins On Affordable Housing In Chicago's Pilsen Neighborhood
• Illinois Sees Nearly 50% Drop In Weekly Unemployment Claims; More Than 8,000 Filed Last Week
• Salem May Require Negative COVID Test For Large Indoor Events This Halloween
• Minnesota Weather: Drought Conditions Holding In Place As State Moves Into Fall
• Two Injured In Baltimore County Shooting Wednesday
• Aly Raisman on FBI's botched Nassar investigation: "We want answers"
• They're Back! Love Bugs Invade Florida Once Again
• Lawsuit Seeks $1M After Michigan Teacher Cuts Girl's Hair
• Colorado Band The Lumineers Plays First Concert In 552 (!!) Days
• Lawyer accused of planning his own death turns himself in
• Free Car Light Repair Services Offered By Cook County Sheriff's Office
• Austin urges Pentagon employees to report cases of "Havana Syndrome"
• Duncanville ISD Going Door-To-Door To Encourage High School Seniors Back To Class
• Billie Eilish on Her Issue With the Word "Fans"
• Juvenile Suspected Of Bringing BB gun Onto Suisun City Middle School Campus
• Gov. Murphy Says New Jersey Is On Path To Universal Pre-K
• Derek Chauvin pleads not guilty to violating teen's civil rights in 2017
• 2021 National Toy Hall Of Fame Nominees
• Tom Brady Now Believes That He Can Play Until 50
• Billie on How She Feels About Her Album Being Out There Now
• Governor Hogan Meets With Afghan Interpreter Resettled In Maryland
• Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership Moves 60th Anniversary Light Up Night Celebration To Saturday
• Billie Eilish On Her Concert Film "Happier Than Ever: A Love Letter To Los Angeles"
• 900 Afghan Evacuees Coming To Massachusetts
• Inglewood Man Arrested In Playa Del Rey Hit-And-Run That Killed Of Downey Mother, Wendy Galdamez Palma
• Police: Father Spit On After Asking Man To Stop Smoking Marijuana In Front Of 4-Year-Old Daughter On Subway 
• After Canceling In 2020, Addison Oktoberfest Is Back With Thousands Expected This Weekend
• Man Shot And Killed Fiancee Before Barricade In Upper Marlboro, Police Say
• Man Accused Of Throwing Fraudulent Brooklyn Pizza Festival Banned From Producing Events In N.Y.
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 574 New Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Officer Struck By Car While Directing Traffic In South Loop, 2 In Custody
• Berkeley Couple Seeks Answers After Safe Containing $500K In Valuables Stolen From Their Home
• Prosecutors Offer Plea Deal To Serial Stowaway Marilyn Hartman
• 1 Wounded In Shooting On Interstate 57 Near Markham
• Berkeley Man Gravely Wounded In Oakland Shooting
• COVID In Minnesota: Positivity Rate Rises To 7.1%, 14 More Deaths Reported
• Miami Police Searching For Man In Car Dealership Arson Attack
• 'Make Sure Ya'll Hugging Your Babies': Mother Of Peyton Evans, Child Killed In Landover Shooting, Speaks Out After Arrests
• Public Wake To Be Held For Brighton Army Officer Who Went Missing In Korean War
• 2 Injured Following Fiery Crash On Route 38 In Moorestown, New Jersey
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Positivity Sees Decrease As State Passes 10,000 Total Deaths
• Lawmakers, Whitmer Announce Deal To Finalize State Budget
• Gov. Wolf Visits Kensington, Discusses Needed Legislation To Support Efforts To Curb Increased Overdoses
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 5,786 New Cases, 72 Additional Deaths
• Volodymyr Zhukovskyy's Bail Appeal Rejected In Crash That Killed 7 NH Motorcyclists
• Adam Sandler's Movie 'Hustle' Taking Over Streets In Manayunk
• What To Watch For When Patriots Visit Jets In Week 2
• Baltimore Man Ronald Gray, 20, Charged With Attempted Murder In Shooting
• Dolphins' Austin Jackson: 'The Vaccine Definitely Helped'
• Death Penalty Sought Against Krisinda Bright, Ambridge Mother Accused Of Killing Her 2 Kids
• Man Stabbed To Death At Homeless Encampment Near Brentwood While Trying To Intervene In Domestic Dispute
• More Than 300 Afghan Refugees May Soon Be Resettled In Minnesota
• Sequoia National Park's Giant Trees Still Threatened As 2 Wildfires Grow

• Ozone hole over Antarctica is "larger than usual," scientists say
• Sheriff: State Rep. Jewell Jones In Jail Had Hidden Handcuff Key
• UMass Amherst's Nursing College Gets $21 Million Gift From Foundation Of Bestselling Textbook Author
• Mustafa Alowemer, North Side Church Bomb Plot Suspect, Pleads Guilty To Aiding ISIS In Federal Court
• 'The Struggles Were Real': Actor Don Darryl Rivera On CBSN Documentary 'Ghost Light: The Year Broadway Went Dark'
• Orlando Animal Shelter Fire, At Least 20 Cats Killed
• After Arkansas Loss, QB Casey Thompson Gets Called Up To Lead The Texas Longhorns Against Rice
• Court Rulings Halt Vaccine Mandates For NYC Teachers, NY Medical Workers; Gov. Hochul Mandates Masks At Child Care Centers
• Denver Broncos Rookie Patrick Surtain II Will Get First NFL Start On Sunday
• 2 Dracut Police Cruisers Destroyed In Suspicious Fire At Station
• Mac Jones Explains His Selfless Approach That Has Won Over Patriots Locker Room
• SF State Professor Russell Jeung Honored For Spearheading Campaign Against Asian-American Hate Crimes
• Massachusetts National Guard Begins Driving Kids To Schools To Help With Bus Driver Shortage
• These NFL stadiums now require fans to be vaccinated to enter
• Countries "nowhere near" climate change targets, watchdog says
• Beaumont Health Closing Some Beds Because Of Lack Of Staff
• After Weeks Of Improvement, Drought In Colorado Is Getting Worse Again
• Colorado Polio Survivor Reflects On Lifelong Disease & COVID Vaccines Now
• How Did Bob Dylan, Prince Rank On Updated Rolling Stone List Of All-Time Top 500 Songs?
• Lady Gaga's dog walker recalls night he was shot by dognappers
• Trevor George Faces Jury Trial After Pleading Not Guilty To Windsor Murder
• Gavin Newsom weighs in on Trumpism and the stakes of the recall
• Gabby Petito Search: Parents Say Fiancé Brian Laundrie's 'Silence Is Reprehensible'; Police In Utah Confirm Responding To Incident Involving Couple
• Texas State Representative Matt Krause Joins Race Against Ken Paxton For Attorney General
• Bear That Made Its Way Into Auburn Wanders Off After Sitting In Tree All Day
• Johnny Russell Scores Goal And Records 2 Assists, Sporting Beats Minnesota 4-0
• Biden says he's "confident" Congress will deliver reconciliation package to his desk
• Water Main Break Creates Muddy Mess On Hollywood Hills Street
• 2 Brothers Who Were Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD Students Killed In Head-On Crash In Far Northwest Fort Worth
• Minnesota Children's Book Festival
• #LIVIN Music Festival
• Colorado Springs Police Uncover $410,000 Stolen Fuel Crime Operation
• Tracking The Tropics: Two Disturbances In Atlantic Given High Potential For Development
• Michigan Lawmaker Accuses Legislator Of Abuse, Threats
• Some Conventions In Denver Cancel Plans Because Of Delta Variant
• TikTok Trouble: Viral Trend Encouraging School Vandalism Reaches Sacramento Region
• Tom Brady Calls Out ESPN For Not Linking To His Podcast
• Engineers At Dallas Fort Worth Int'l Airport Taking New Approach To Building Passenger Gates
• Miami Weather: Sunny Morning, Lunchtime Showers & Storms
• There Is No Question About The Effectiveness Of Vaccines, Expert Says, As FDA Weighs Possible Booster Shot
• Early Morning 2-Alarm Blaze Damages Cluttered Lafayette Home
• New Aldi Grocery Store Set To Open In Dartmouth
• School Bus Driver Shortage Has Kids Getting To School Late; Companies Point To COVID Vaccine Requirements
• Chanhassen Named Best Place To Live In The Country, According To Money Magazine
• Susan G. Komen "More Than Pink" Walk To Be Held In Person Next Month At Bayfront Park
• With Wide Receiver Jerry Jeudy Out, It's Next Man Up For Denver Broncos
• Raimel Tapia's Tiebreaking Single In 10th Sends Rockies Over Braves
• Patriots 1st Down: Would Kyle Dugger Rather Hit Someone Or Pick Off A Pass?
• Prince Andrew Under Fire, Ghislaine In Prison - The Jeffrey Epstein Fallout Continues
• PTL Links: Sept. 16, 2021
• Spermapalooza: 100 Kids + Counting From One Controversial Sperm Donor 
• Woman Restrained By CPD Officer While Walking Dog Still Waiting For Police Report, Body Camera Footage
• Half Of Americans Say They Knew Their Partner Was 'The One' Right Away, Survey Finds
• Denver Police Officers And Deputies Lagging on Vaccinations: 'There Is A Lot Of Pushback'
• SWAT Situation In Washington County Ends In Arrest Of Man Wanted For Attempted Homicide
• 'Fundamentally Undemocratic': Democratic Lawmakers Push For Recall Reform
• Jobless claims edge up as latest COVID-19 wave takes toll
• Grand Canyon search crews find human remains they "weren't expecting"
• Commuter Alert: Overturned Tractor Trailer Spills Trash Onto Major Deegan Expressway
• Ravens' Secondary Gearing Up For Another Clash With Mahomes
• Clairton City School District Not Allowing Fans At Friday's Football Game Against Leechburg
• Michigan's Harbaugh Renames Drill, Sets Focus On Ohio St
• Who Is Heidi Ganahl, The Colorado Republican Ready To Take On Gov. Jared Polis?
• Baltimore Man Aaron Speight Charged For Possession & Distribution Of Child Pornography
• Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (SEPTEMBER 18)
• Tigers Sweep Brewers
• What Is Chicago Doing About Residents' Complaints About Crumbling And Filthy Viaducts?
• Man Shot, Killed On Metro Train In Downtown LA
• Miami Proud: St. John Bosco Clinic Providing Free Care For Nearly 30 Years
• Tarp Or Tossed? Ump Says He Didn't 'Eject' O's Grounds Crew
• Aurora To Raise National Flag Of Mexico In Honor Of Mexican Independence Day
• Overfilled ICUs leave non-COVID patients "suffering unnecessarily"
• Mustafa Alowemer Expected To Plead Guilty To Planning To Bomb Legacy International Worship Center
• More than 20 cats killed in Florida animal shelter fire
• Woman Says Preparation For Situation Saved Her Life When She Was Robbed At Gunpoint In Bucktown
• Former Dallas Maverick Cedric Ceballos Out Of ICU As He Continues COVID-19 Fight
• White House offers Nicki Minaj a call about COVID-19 vaccine, official says
• UPMC Names President Of Hospitals And President Of Physician Services
• A Day After Wife's Funeral, In-Laws Told Great Grandfather He'd Have To Move Out Of His Westchester Home
• Researchers to study "long COVID" in thousands of survivors
• 4 found dead in SUV in Wisconsin cornfield
• Third Child Tax Credit payment hits bank accounts today
• Miami Federal Judge Refuses To Block Gov. DeSantis Ban On School Mask Mandates
• CEO on why giving all employees minimum salary of $70,000 "works"
• Chicago Weather: Nice Weather Continues
• Discover DFW: Dallas World Aquarium
• Harris and Yellen push child care spending
• The fight over COVID-19 booster shots heats up
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/16 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Chalk For Masonic
• Flames Rip Through Catering Business In Lawrence County
• Woman and fiancé had dispute weeks before her disappearance
• U.S. Border Agents Stopped Undocumented Migrants 209,000 Times In August
• The Return Of Fall Fun: Farms In The Region Preparing For Fall Festivities
• Broadway's workers kept hope alive when their entire industry went dark
• Dozens Of Families Forced From Their Homes After 3-Alarm Fire At Dallas Apartments
• Pittsburgh Weather: Dry Conditions And Warm Temperatures Expected Thursday
• Firefighter, 3 Residents Injured In Rowhouse Fire In Manayunk
• VIDEO: Stolen Truck in Antioch Leads CHP on Wild Wrong-Way Freeway Pursuit
• Minnesota Gymnast Suni Lee Named One Of TIME's 100 Most Influential People
• 6-Year-Old Girl Fleeing Gunshots 'Launched About 50 Feet' By Hit-And-Run Vehicle, Police Say
• Police: Argument Leads To Fatal Shooting In SW Miami-Dade
• 2 Americans fall to their deaths while scaling sea cliffs in Spain
• Hurley's Picks: Packers, Patriots Panic Meters On Opposite Ends Of Spectrum
• It Happens Here: Learning To Play Polo, 'The Game of Kings', In Georgetown
• Hempfield Area School District Opening Pre-K Classroom Through State Grant
• Lighting Of Garden Theater On North Side Marks Groundbreaking Of Decades-Long Project
• Congressman Guy Reschenthaler Says Election Subpoenas Is A 'State Issue'
• 'This Defense Has A Chance To Be Really Special:' Steelers Week 1 Win Puts AFC On Notice
• Mountain View May Transform Stretch Of Castro Street Into Pedestrian Mall, Plaza
• 'It Was A Bad Choice:' W. Va. Governor Jim Justice Calls Out Unvaccinated As COVID-19 Cases Rise
• Pirates Get 5-4 Win Over Reds On Clemente Day
• Cardinals Power Past Mets For 3-Game Sweep
• Gardner's 2-Run Single In 9th Lifts Yankees Over Orioles
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/16 Thursday Morning Forecast

Videos from September 16, 2021

• 9/16: Red and Blue
• Biden administration calls for overhaul of "unworkable" child care system
• COVID booster shot debate heats up ahead of FDA committee meeting
• New York lawmakers describe deteriorating conditions at Rikers Island jail
• White House offers call with doctors after Nicki Minaj posts vaccine misinformation on Twitter
• Derek Chauvin pleads not guilty to violating civil rights
• Suspect arrested in connection to quadruple homicide in Wisconsin
• 8-year-old to deliver portable desks to Uganda
• Educators turn failing New Jersey school into success story
• Attorney with ties to Clinton campaign accused of lying to FBI in Russia investigation
• Nationwide bus driver shortage impacts new school year
• Scientists split on COVID vaccine booster shots
• Local Matters: Wisconsin House speaker acting as "shadow governor"
• Biden goes after corporations, wealthy in speech on economy
• DHS: Small number of online threats related to Justice for J6 rally
• Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin calls for "Havana Syndrome" reports
• Biden outlines economic plan saying saying country is at an "inflection point"
• U.S. Army sets deadline for vaccine mandates
• 60 Minutes Archive: The Match of Their Lives
• WSJ: Facebook research reveals dangers of Instagram on teen mental health
• Florida putting an end to its standardized testing system
• Fannie Mae to consider on-time rent payments
• Should the general population get booster shots now?
• Washington, D.C. prepares for Saturday's "Justice for J6" rally
• How new security partnership AUKUS could affect U.S. relations with China
• Police ask public to offer information that will help find 22-year-old Gabby Petito
• CBSN Originals preview: Ghost Light: The Year Broadway Went Dark
• Emmys 2021: Cedric the Entertainer on hosting the awards show
• Sneak peek: The Online Life & Death of Bianca Devins
• 1 in 500 Americans have died from COVID-19 since beginning of the pandemic
• Broadway stars find friendship during pandemic with unique project
• U.S. officials stopped migrants at border nearly 209,000 times in August
• China looms large over national security moves
• NPR: Federal government selling homes in flood-prone areas
• Why men are lagging behind women in college enrollment
• Food blogger finds connections to the past by mapping out the origins of old recipes
• Lady Gaga's dog walker recalls night he was shot by dognappers in his first TV interview
• Gymnast Aly Raisman on FBI and DOJ's handling of Nassar sex abuse investigation
• CIA worried al Qaeda will operate out of Afghanistan again in 1-2 years
• Police reveal new information in search for missing New York woman
• U.S. exports of used clothing creating waste nightmare
• White House announces new security pact with Australia and UK
• WorldView: U.N. says world isn't slowing pace of climate change; France kills leader of ISIS offshoot
• SpaceX's billionaire blastoff makes history
• Republicans call for General Mark Milley resignation amid calls with China
• ICU's around U.S. reaching dangerous capacity levels from COVID-19 surge
• Superstar gymnasts give emotional testimony over the sexual abuse by disgraced doctor Larry Nassar
• 9/16: CBSN AM
• CBS Reports | Ghost Light: The Year Broadway Went Dark