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• VIDEO: Smash-and-Grab Thieves Steal Jewelry at Serramonte Center in Daly City
• South Bay Congressman Welcomes Afghan Refugees Arriving in Fremont
• Bureau Of Land Management Changes Course, Will Create Dual Headquarters In DC And Grand Junction
• Giants Top Braves in 11, Widen Lead in NL West
• Sacramento Police Say Thieves Target Women Along Stockton Boulevard In Broad Daylight
• Sutter Medical Antioch, John Muir Concord Workers To Strike Over Understaffing, Poor Working Conditions
• A's Keep Pace In Wild-Card Race With 5-4 Win Over Angels
• Thousands Attend Procession Carrying Remains Of 20-Year-Old Lance Cpl. Kareem Nikoui, Killed In Kabul, To Riverside Mortuary
• Robert Durst, New York Real Estate Scion, Convicted Of 1st Degree Murder In Death Of Longtime Friend Susan Berman
• 2 Now-Former Stockton Police Officers Charged In Beating During Arrest Of Teen
• Stars Show Out To Celebrate Emmy Nominations Ahead Of Big Show
• Whiting Ranch Wilderness Park In Orange County Closed Again Due To Mountain Lion Sightings
• A's Keep Pace in Wild-Card Race With 5-4 Win Over Angels
• Devon Erickson, STEM School Shooter, Sentenced To Life In Prison Without Parole +1,200 Years
• COVID In Colorado: Doctors React To FDA Decision On Vaccine Booster Shots For Only Targeted Group
• Barry Morphew Will Stand Trial For Murder Of Wife Suzanne
• Gabby Petito Traveled To Great Sand Dunes, Colorado Springs With Fiancé Before She Seemingly Disappeared
• 'An Important Time For Us': Chicagoans Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
• After Almost 2 Years, New York Philharmonic Returns For 180th Season
• Bipartisan Election Bill Introduced In Pennsylvania
• Parents Watch Clairton-Leechburg Football Game From Outside The Stadium
• Suspect Accused Of Kicking Woman Down Escalator At Brooklyn Subway Station Arrested
• 4.3 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Near Los Angeles
• Downtown Chicago Roadblocks Quell Mexican Independence Day Street Celebrations
• Friday Football Frenzy 2021: Week 2 Highlights & Scores
• Baltimore City Receives $2M In Funding For Minority Owned Business Development
• Woman Found Dead In East Baltimore Fire Was Shot Beforehand, Police Say
• Jeffco Public Schools Facing Bus Driver Shortage That Could Impact Routes
• Maryland State Police To Assist U.S. Capitol Police With Security Ahead of Justice For J6 Protest
• Wheeler, Phillies Hold Off Mets 4-3 To Boost Playoff Hopes
• Harford County Council Is Asking University Of Maryland Upper Chesapeake To Reconsider Its Vaccine Mandate
• BWI Is On High Alert In Preparation For The J6 Rally This Weekend
• Preliminary Magnitude 4.3 Earthquake Shakes Carson Area
• September 17th Declared Nick Cordero Day In New York In Honor Of Broadway Actor Who Died From COVID
• Sale Returns, Red Sox Beat Orioles 7-1
• New York Millionaire Robert Durst Found Guilty Of Best Friend Susan Berman's Murder
• Grandma, 102, Attends Both Grandsons' Football Game After Recovering From COVID
• US Drone Strike In Afghanistan Killed As Many As 10 Civilians
• Know The Score: September 17, 2021
• COVID: San Mateo County Mounts Effort to Boost Coastal Town Vaccination Rates
• Marlins Come Up Short Against Pirates, Lose 2-1
• Thousands Of Haitians Gather Under Border Bridge, Hoping To Gain Entrance To US, As Deportations Continue
• 2 of Gov. Newsom's Children Test Positive for COVID-19
• Minnesota Twins Hit 3 Homers In A Row, Top Toronto Blue Jays
• Man Hospitalized After Shooting Inside Concord Mall, Delaware State Police Say
• Sale Returns, Red Sox Send Orioles To Loss No. 100, 7-1
• Chicago Weather: Cool And Sunny Weekend Ahead
• Fábio Scores Twice, New York Red Bulls Beat Inter Miami
• Judge Rules Prosecutors Can't Show Kyle Rittenhouse Link To Proud Boys At Trial In Kenosha Shootings
• Rolling Stone Magazine Named 'Respect' #1 Song Of All Time
• Castillo Outdoes Buehler, Reds End Dodgers' Win Streak At 6
• Rising Crime Near Oakland Homeless RV Camp Has Local Business Owners Concerned
• MS-13 Gang Member Sentenced To 35 Years In Prison For Participating In A Racketeering Enterprise
• 2 Arrests Made In Connection To 2019 Fatal Shooting Of Teen In Stockton
• 2 Hanover Street Banks Robbed Within 10-Minute Timeframe
• Pennsylvania Democrats Sue Over GOP Election 'Investigation'
• Streak Over, Inter Miami CF Shut Out By New York Red Bulls 4-0
• LA County Announces Order Requiring Proof Of Vaccination At Bars, Mega Events
• Amber Alert Issued For 12-Year-Old Girl Out Of Converse, Texas
• Man Found Dead In Hallandale Beach Believed To Be Rapper WizdaWizard
• Vaccinated People, Medical Professionals Torn As FDA Rejects Pfizer Booster Shot For Most Americans
• 2 Of Gov. Newsom's Children Test Positive For COVID
• East Bay Park Officials Review Worst Case Scenarios Should Fire Sweep Through The Hills
• Salem Requires Negative COVID Tests At Large Indoor Events During Halloween Season
• Former Theranos Workers Cite Device Failures, Frustrations In Elizabeth Holmes Trial Testimony
• Aberdeen Police Seeking 25-Year-Old Missing Woman, Diamond Brown
• UPMC Children's Hospital Leaders Say Hospital Will Not Turn Kids Away Or Ration Care Amid Increase In Patients
• COVID-19 Pandemic Has Taken A Toll On Mental Health, Led To More Drug Abuse, CDC Says
• Concerned Residents Speak Out About Rise In People Living In RVs
• Jeffrey Cummings Of Baltimore To Serve 30 Years For Coercing Minors To Engage In Sex Acts
• Sylvia Fowles Leads Lynx Past Fever, Secure Playoff Bye
• Refugee Donation Program That Began During Pandemic To Help Families From Afghanistan Coming To Colorado
• NYC vaccination requirement becomes a flashpoint for U.N.
• Fire Weather Watch In Effect For Bay Area Ahead Of Windy Weekend
• Oakland Officials: 9 OPD Officers Disciplined After Investigation into Racist, Sexist Social Media Posts
• Boston's Famous 'Skinny House' In The North End Sells For $1.25 Million
• Pop-Up Roller Rink Opens In Long Beach Through The End Of The Year
• UPDATE: Crews Contain Pleasanton Vegetation Fire Near Interstate 680; Evacuations Lifted
• Hopefuls Line Up For Chance At Powerball And Mega Millions Jackpots, Each Offering Up More Than $400 Million This Weekend
• BGE To Host Recycling Drop-Off Event Where Customers Can Earn $25 For Each Appliance
• From University Grad to Community College - North Bay Scholar Keeps Adding New Skills To Repertoire
• Police, Humane Officers Remove At Least 30 Cats From Whitehall Home
• Sen. John Hickenlooper Climbs To New Heights To Address Climate Change
• US To Deport 'Massive' Number Of Haitian Migrants From Texas Border Town
• 23 High School, College Students To Serve On Maryland Youth Advisory Council
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• Crews Make Progress On Emigrant Fire Burning Near 5 Freeway In Pyramid Lake Area
• Dan + Shay Pump Up Steelers Fan Ahead Of Home Opener Against Raiders
• PG&E Crews Responding to Outage Affecting Over 6,000 Customers in Mission, Twin Peaks
• Plano Police Lieutenant Passes Away Due To COVID-19 Complications
• More Multi-Housing Units Coming To California After SB 9 Signed Into Law
• Carrol County Fire Leaves Two-Story Home Engulfed In Flames
• New Jersey High School Teacher Accused Of Having Sex With Student
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• 'This Is Unprecedented': Censured Denver School Board's Tay Anderson Reacts To Vote
• DCFS Head Could Be Held In Contempt For Not Answering Questions About Kids Stuck In Psychiatric Facilities
• Essex DA, Police Investigating Disappearance Of Dolly Thapa Last Seen In Dorchester
• National Zoo big cats test presumptively positive for COVID-19
• Border Patrol didn't conduct welfare checks on migrant boy who died in 2019
• Metallica Plays Surprise Show at the Independent in San Francisco
• 'Kendrick Was A Big Jeep Guy': Jeep Procession Honors Hero Who Charged At Gunman To Protect Classmates
• Heroic Rescue By Surfer After Vehicle Plunges Over Santa Cruz Cliff
• Gov. Abbott Signs $2B Texas Border Security Bill Into Law In Fort Worth
• Sheriff finds "no link" between Gabby Petito case and deaths of 2 women
• 'Turn Your Life Into A Staycation': Remote Work Could Have Major Impact On Coastal Communities
• Highway 1 Cliff Plunge Victim Identified As Elderly San Francisco Man
• Cook Children's Explains Its Canceling Of Elective Surgeries Due To Spike In COVID-19 Cases
• Clarksburg High School Student Breaks Gender Barriers On Football Field
• Thousands Of Students In Pennsylvania Request Mask Exemptions
• Robert Durst found guilty of killing best friend Susan Berman
• Panel Makes Building Safety Recommendations As More Condo Owners See Their Buildings In Different Light After Surfside
• Pottery Studio In Hutchinson Nationally Recognized For COVID Comeback Story
• Grand Jury Indicts 2 Stockton Officers Fired for Beating Black Teen
• Mexican Independence Day Celebrations Could Bring More Gridlock Downtown: 'The City's Got Some Work To Do To'
• Pennsylvania Democrats Sue Over GOP Election 'Investigation'
• Psychologist Facing Child Porn Counts Reaches Plea Deal
• Billionaire Jared Isaacman Picks Eagles To Win Super Bowl In First Sports Bet From Space
• Police, Sherriff's Department Investigating Inmate Death At Suffolk County Jail
• Suzanne Morphew Murder: Judge Decides To Move Forward With Trial, Barry Morphew Pleads Not Guilty
• Westmoreland County Historical Society Says It Was Banned From Facebook For Using Word 'Militia'
• Miami Dolphins Wide Receiver Will Fuller To Miss Home Opener
• FIU Ph.D Candidate Helps Guide Research To Support Coral Reef Restoration and Conservation
• Denver West High School Reunites After 10 Years
• Furry Tails: Stimpy And Georgia Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Sheepshead Bay Tops List Of Best Neighborhoods For First-Time Home Buyers
• 'They've Missed So Much Already': North Texas Parents Plan Homecoming Dance After School District Cancels Due To COVID-19
• A tiny Colorado town's football team gets its field of dreams
• Early Voting Begins: Minneapolis Residents Will Vote On Controversial PD Ballot Question
• New York Lawmakers Push Biden Administration For Air Travel Vaccine Mandate
• Thousands of Haitian migrants waiting under Texas bridge in squalid conditions
• City Of Miramar Honors Print Shop Owner During Hispanic Heritage Month
• Grizzly Flats To Fully Reopen With No Restrictions After Nearly Month-Long Evacuation Due To Caldor Fire
• Hospitality Industry Job Fair Held At The Meadowlands
• Connecticut To Welcome Over 300 Afghan Refugees
• First Affordable Housing Complex For LGBT Seniors Opens On Long Island
• Experts Advise Shopping Early As Pandemic-Related Supply Chain Issues Continue
• Minnesota Weather: 1 Dead, Two Tornadoes Touch Down Near Metro Area
• Minnesota Business Aims To Give Caregiving Families A Break
• Doctors Encourage Pittsburghers To Follow CDC Guidelines During Event-Filled Weekend
• Larimer County Crews To Search For Diana Brown Missing Since Deadly Flash Flooding
• FBI Offers $20K Reward For Couple Who Went On The Run After Being Convicted In COVID-19 Relief Fraud Scheme
• Hispanic Heritage Month: For Broward Health's Dr. Aldo Calvo Treating, Bonding With Patients Is A Matter Of Pride
• 'Get Vaccinated': McHenry Co. Husband Of Mother In COVID-Related Coma After Giving Birth
• Major Storm Damage In Hudson: Public Library Sustains Significant Damage, All Schools Closed Friday
• Philadelphia Eagles-San Francisco 49ers: Six Matchups To Watch
• 'We're All Paying For The Decisions Of The Unvaccinated.' Worcester Starts Mask Mandate On Monday
• This week on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," September 19
• Dad sues after daughter's hair was cut in school without permission
• Mountain Weather Turns Stormy Sunday, Some Could Get First Snow Early Next Week
• 'Crash Could Have Been Prevented,' Devastated Dad Talks About Daughter's Death After Driver Runs Red Light
• States push for more monoclonal antibodies to treat COVID-19
• MN Doctor Says Hospitals Strained By COVID Patients, And 'Vaccination Is The Answer'
• Denver School Board Votes To Censure Tay Anderson
• Cowboys-Chargers Preview: Dak Prescott Leads A Depleted Dallas Team Into Los Angeles
• American Dream Mall Unveils 'The Avenue,' Featuring Luxury Shopping & Fine Dining
• 2 Vacaville Homes Damaged In Fire; 2 Firefighters Taken To Hospital
• Folsom Remains Hottest Sacramento-Area ZIP Code For Prospective Home Buyers, Zillow Says
• FDA: Pfizer COVID Booster Shot, For Now, Will Be For Those 65 And Older
• WBZ Radio Marks 100 Years On The Air
• 'Devious Lick' Challenge: Vandalism, Theft Videos On Social Media Leads To Warning
• 'Curtain Up!' Festival Celebrating Broadway's Return Kicks Off In Times Square: 'We're All Just Feeling This Joy Together'
• North Allegheny High School Graduate A Semifinalist In 2021 Breakthrough Junior Challenge
• FDA Advisers Endorse Pfizer Booster Shots For Elderly And High-Risk Americans
• Preview: Primetime Emmy Awards Air Sunday On CBS2
• 47-Year-Old Damian Palmer Arrested In Baltimore For Attempted Murder
• NYPD Says Security Will Be Tight For United Nations General Assembly's Annual Gathering On East Side
• Police Believe Fiancé Of Missing SW Florida Woman Gabby Petito Is Withholding Critical Information
• 'You Get What We Got': Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Limits In-Store Alcoholic Purchases To 2 Bottles Per Day
• National Constitution Center Holds Naturalization Ceremony
• Miami-Dade Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho Announces New Quarantine Policy For Students And Employees
• Police: 2 Caught On Camera Illegally Dumping Oil Down Storm Drain In Miami
• Minneapolis Police: Man Shot In April Dies Of Injuries
• Family Of Isidro Cortes Speaks Out After He Was Killed In Fight At Pat's Steaks In South Philadelphia
• Antelope Valley Fair Cancelled Due To Logistics Of COVID-19 Safety Protocols
• After Pa. Liquor Stores Introduce 2-Bottle Limit On Some Alcohol, Bar Owners Hope To Keep Shelves Full
• Rodney Rodriguez, Driver Accused In High-Speed Crash That Killed 3, Charged With Vehicular Homicide
• North Texas Mum Shops In Full Swing: A Look At The History Behind The Tradition
• Gottlieb says Biden administration "in a better position" for booster rollout
• Man's Body Found In Yard Of Hallandale Beach Home
• CDC was never prepared for a crisis like COVID-19, Gottlieb says
• FDA Advisers Endorse Pfizer Booster Shots for Elderly, High-Risk Americans
• New York governor orders the release of 191 Rikers Island inmates
• Restaurant host assaulted after asking for vaccination proof
• Fire That Destroyed 2 Dracut Police Cruisers Was 'Intentionally Set', Officials Say
• Rashaun Jones Pleads Not Guilty In Murder Of Former Hurricanes Teammate Bryan Pata
• FDA Advisers Endorse Pfizer Booster Shots For Elderly, High-Risk Americans
• FDA Advisers Endorse Pfizer Booster Shots For Elderly And High-Risk Americans
• CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez Answers COVID Booster Questions
• Freddy Pando Charged With Murdering Ex-Girlfriend During Argument Over Previous Domestic Violence Case, DA Says
• Massachusetts Reports 2,024 New COVID-19 Cases, 16 Additional Deaths
• Trump Endorses Election Fraud Lawyer For Michigan AG
• FDA Panel Endorses Pfizer's Vaccine Booster Shots Only For 65+ Or Those At Risk For Severe COVID
• Constant School Closings From COVID Outbreaks Putting Pressure On Philadelphia Parents
• Woman Killed After Her Car Plunges From 4th Story Of Hospital Parking Structure In City Of Orange
• US Panel Backs COVID-19 Boosters Only For Elderly, High-Risk
• Frankford High School Classroom Shuttered After Pictures Show Mold Growing On Instruments
• Father Charged In Dorchester Shooting That Grazed His 7-Year-Old Daughter
• Mt. Lebanon Home Destroyed In Massive Fire
• Busy day in orbit for SpaceX's all-civilian Inspiration4 crew
• As Eagles Fans Prep For Home Opener, Experts Urge COVID Safety Measures
• Multi-Vehicle Crash East Of Silverthorne Causing 2 Hour Delays On Westbound I-70
• Teachers Union: 'MCAS Has Allowed White Supremacy To Flourish In Public Schools'
• FDA Advisors Reject Widespread Pfizer COVID-19 Booster Shots Plan
• Every Member Of The Police Department Has Training On Body Cameras In Anne Arundel County
• Colusa County Woman Gets Probation For 'Minimal' Role In Jan. 6 Insurrection At Capitol
• Several More Towns Will See National Guardsman Driving School Vans
• France recalls ambassadors from U.S. and Australia over submarine deal
• New Law Would Allow California Homeowners To Build More Housing On Their Properties
• 1 Of 2 Boys Pulled From Lake Nokomis Has Died
• COVID-19 Cancels Davis Children's Nutcracker For 2nd Year In A Row
• Wisconsin Military Academy Refunds Donation Made By Senior With Dementia
• Florida Unemployment Rate Inches Down
• Police Investigate Fatal Stabbing In East Baltimore
• Trent Brown Questionable; Kyle Van Noy, Quinn Nordin Ruled Out For Patriots' Week 2 Tilt Vs. Jets
• No. 24 Miami, Michigan State Play For First Time Since 1989 With Top 25 Spot At Stake
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Statewide Coronavirus Cases Drop For Second Consecutive Week
• U.S. drone strike in Afghanistan killed as many as 10 civilians
• Detroit Police Seek Assistance Locating Suspect Wanted For Critical Assault
• Chicago Weather: Sprinkle Chance With Sunset
• Samuel Adams releases beer so potent it's illegal in 15 states
• Want To Know Everything About The Long Snapper Position? Let Bill Belichick Regale You With Some History
• Worcester Ice Center Hosts Fundraiser For Injured Hockey Player Jake Thibeault
• Service Interrupted This Weekend On Metro's A & E Lines
• New Memorial Unveiled For Fallen Deputy Mark Stasyuk In Rancho Cordova
• Cody Boothe, 26, Charged In April Triple Shooting In Southeast Baltimore
• PIT Maneuver By Police Brings Short Westminster Chase To An End
• FEMA Opens Disaster Recovery Centers In Delaware, Montgomery Counties
• FBI Asks Public's Help After Explosives Found In N. Michigan
• State Police Offering Child Car Seat Checks For National Child Passenger Safety Week
• Chris Sale Returning To Mound For Red Sox Friday Night Vs. Orioles
• Body Discovered In Westmoreland Co. Park
• Mount Airy Man Clifton Beck Found After Days Missing In Grand Canyon
• Dallas Cowboys Offensive Lineman Ty Nsekhe Out Of Hospital Following Heat-Related Illness
• Baltimore Woman Jamerria Hall, Accused Of Killing Her Two Children, Found Incompetent To Stand Trial
• Orange County Sees Drastic Spike In Anti-Asian Hate Incidents, Report Finds
• Dozens Of Volunteers Packed Food At Philabundance In South Philly For Food-Insecure Seniors In Honor Of Hunger Action Day
• One Of The World's Largest Homes Is About To Go Up For Sale In Bel Air
• Police Report Rash Of Robberies Along Stockton Boulevard In Sacramento
• "We're not taking any chances," U.S. Capitol Police chief says
• Why are U.S. gas prices so high? Not for the reason Biden thinks
• Study finds Moderna's vaccine most effective against hospitalizations
• Sources: Pittsburgh Public School Board To Interview 5 In-House Candidates For Interim Superintendent
• How to watch the 2021 Emmy Awards
• Texas Amber Alert Ended After 6-Year-Old Amari Baylor Found Safe
• LAFD Captain Victor Aguirre Sues Owner Of Downtown LA Building That Blew Up, Burning Him Catastrophically
• Man Fatally Shot In South Minneapolis Identified As Christopher Crockom
• Former sheriff's deputy charged with manslaughter in teen's death
• Formerly Incarcerated Chefs Launch 'Soul on a Roll' Food Truck in West Oakland
• October Trial Postponed For 5 Men In Michigan Governor Plot
• VIDEO: Contractor Destroys Renovated Bathroom With Sledgehammer, Claims Nonpayment For Work
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 2: Is Aaron Rodgers Due For A Big Bounceback Game?
• Amazon says 1 million workers applied for jobs this week
• Clippers' New $1.8B Inglewood Arena, The Intuit Dome, Breaks Ground Friday
• LA County Students Exposed To COVID-19 Can Continue To Attend In-Person Classes, Health Officials Announce
• Baltimore Police Searching For Missing 24-Year-Old Woman Mychelle Njoku
• Wells Fargo Center Parking Lots Won't Accept Cash As Form Of Payment Starting This Weekend
• Florida Town Makes Money Magazine's 50 'Best Places To Live' List
• Andrew Farrell Reflects On Setting A Number Of Revolution Records: 'I Just Love To Play'
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt In Disturbance, Fire At Home On Mount Vernon Road
• Moderna's Vaccine Is Most Effective Against COVID Hospitalization, But Pfizer And J&J Also Protect Well, CDC-Led Study Says
• Moderna's Vaccine Is The Most Effective, But Pfizer And J&J Also Protect Well, CDC-led Study Says
• Framingham Latest Community To Ask National Guard For Help Driving Students To School
• Rochester Hills Contractor Convicted In Embezzlement Of Postal Service Funds
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 5,198 More Coronavirus Cases And 44 Additional Deaths
• 6-Year-Old Girl Hit Multiple Times By Stray Bullets While Inside Parked Car Outside Food Market In Chester
• Justice Dept charges 138 people with health care fraud
• Massachusetts Unemployment Rate Stands At 5%, Just Below National Average
• Denna Laing Returns To Massachusetts After Participating In Spinal Cord Injury Study In Louisville
• Police: 8-Year-Old Girl Dragged By Mother, Erin Garcia Of Laguna Niguel, After Trying To Stop Her From Driving Drunk
• Phillies, Temple Health Team Up To Get Students Vaccinated, Offer Rewards
• 2 Contractors Cited By OSHA For Deadly Construction Accident In Cambridge
• Fullerton To Celebrate Tommy Lasorda Day To Honor Dodgers Legend
• Roseville Woman Charged In Assault On Airline Flight
• Cancer Worries Lead To Recall Of 'All Lots' Of Anti-Smoking Drug Chantix
• Maryland Unemployment Rate Lowest Since Onset Of The Pandemic, Data Says
• The List Of Six Rookie Quarterbacks Who Have Beaten Bill Belichick's Patriots Is Insane
• Protest For Jailed Capitol Rioters: Police Ready This Time
• Dozens Protest For Climate Change Awareness Before UN General Assembly
• 'Devious Lick' Challenge: Vandalism, Theft Of Toilets, Equipment Costing Colorado Schools
• Rare Five-Foot Timber Rattlesnake Spotted On New England Trail: 'Thought It Escaped From Zoo'
• Hundreds Of Cars Roll Through Downtown For Second Night To Celebrate Mexican Independence Day
• 2's Got Your Ticket: After 18-Month COVID Delay, 'American Mariachi' Takes The Stage At Goodman Theatre
• The 25 best horror movies, ranked
• National Zoo Big Cats Test 'Presumptive Positive' For COVID-19
• How to pre-order the Apple iPhone 13, iPad 9 and Apple Watch Series 7 now
• DA Rules Fatal San Jose Police Shooting Of Demetrius Stanley Was Justified
• Simon Gratz Reopens Friday After Multiple Students Were Victims Of Gun Violence
• Doctors at Swedish Medical Center Support More Research On Booster Shots In U.S.
• Police: Lake County Man Indicted On Child Porn Charges May Have Additional Bay Area Victims
• CBS3 Mysteries: Detectives Searching For Man They Believe Can Help Solve Santino Thomas' Murder Case
• Riverside Man Claims Trader Joe's Fired Him For Being Unvaccinated
• Chicago Weather: Warm Weekend Ahead
• Lawsuit That Was Filed Against Hospital Over Death Of Olivia Gant Resolved
• Center City Restaurant Week Kicks Off Saturday, Runs Through Sept. 30
• Haunted Hills Hayride Decides To Close This Weekend After Death Of Steven Eason
• Pennsylvania Liquor Stores Put 2-Bottle Limit On Some Booze Due To Supply Shortages
• Matt Judon Explains What He Means When He Says Patriots Let Him Be Matt Judon
• COVID In MN: MDH Reports 2,645 More Virus Cases As Latest Positivity Rate Hovers At 7.1%
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Bruno
• First Round Of Winners Announced In EMU 'Get The VAX To WIN' Program
• Worcester Announces Indoor Mask Mandate Starting Monday
• Cows Rescued After Trailer Hatch Comes Loose On I-290 In DuPage County
• 'Curtain Up!' Festival Celebrates Broadway's Reopening With 3-Day Festival In Times Square
• First heart transplant recipient in D.C. area dies from COVID-19
• FDA To Consider Pfizer Application For COVID Booster Shots On Friday
• Violent Crash In NW Miami-Dade, One Person Killed
• Thousands Of Haitian Migrants Crowd Under Bridge To Wait In Texas Town On Mexican Border
• Father, 75, Son, 44, Killed In Early Morning House Fire In New Jersey
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 382 New Coronavirus Cases
• How to watch CBS News journalists at the National Book Festival
• Amid Driver Shortage, Maryland To Expedite Driving Tests & Credentials For School Bus Drivers
• County Health Officer Supports COVID Vaccination Requirement In West Contra Costa Unified Schools
• Wells Fargo Center Announces All Arena Staff Will Be Fully Vaccinated By Nov. 16
• 'She's Doing Amazing': Mykia Carpenter, Uptown Shooting Victim, Recovering At Home
• 1 Person Taken To Hospital After 2-Car Crash On Roseville Road
• Von Miller Pokes Fun At Teammates Again After Big Comeback
• Inland Empire, Coachella Valley To Remember Marines Killed In Afghanistan Withdrawal This Weekend
• Joe Judge's Giants Career Isn't Going As Promised
• NH Fish And Game To Sell 2022 Calendars Featuring K9 Teams
• When can you order Apple's iPhone 13 and other new gear?
• Denver Weather: Friday Is The Coolest Day Since June, It Turns Even Cooler Next Week
• FBI Denver Joins Case Of Missing Woman Gabby Petito Last Believed To Be In Grand Teton National Park
• Here's A List Of Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• Naming Board Approves Changing Squaw Mountain In Colorado's Foothills To Mestaa'ėhehe Mountain
• Chess icon sues Netflix for show's "sexist and belittling" portrayal
• Texas Doctor Says He's Still Being Punished For Trying To Save Lives During COVID-19
• White House warns of state and local government funding cuts without debt ceiling increase
• Chey Smart Of Costa Mesa Arrested After Drone Carrying Drugs Lands At Theo Lacy Jail In Orange
• 'My Heart Dropped': Woman, Neighbors Team Up To Rescue Rabbit Found With Dart In Its Face
• COVID In Colorado: ICU Beds Full In Larimer County And Weld County
• Upper Marlboro Man Dionte Sims Charged With Shooting, Killing His Fiancee, Firing At Officers
• Southeast Delco School District Closes Schools, Offices After Possible Threat At Academy Park High School
• 2 men charged with murder of journalist Lyra McKee
• Canal Rubber Supply: Family Business Solves Problems With Rubber And Foam For Three Generations
• WATCH LIVE: Eagles Head Coach Nick Sirianni Speaks To The Media
• Pilot Safely Lands Plane In Livingston Co After Engine Woes
• Workers Raise Big Tex For 2021 As State Fair Of Texas Set To Kick Off September 24
• Lady Gaga's dog walker opens up about the night he was shot
• Dolphins, Bills Agree: Their Recent History 'Doesn't Matter'
• Video: Hostess At Popular NYC Restaurant Carmine's Attacked After Asking Tourists For Vax Proof
• Video: Hostess At Popular NYC Restaurant Carmine's Attacked After Asking Tourists From Texas For Vax Proof
• Woman Stabbed To Death At Senior Living Community In Baldwin Hills
• National Zoo Big Cats Test 'Presumptive Positive' For COVID-19
• LEAP! Into Action 2021
• Clarence Thomas warns Supreme Court should not wade into politics
• Liam's List Sept 17: Giants, Emmys, Mare Island Fest
• First The Pandemic Derailed His Career, Then A Hit-And-Run Driver 'Stole A Part Of' Denver Man's Life
• Three Towns In Texas Make Money Magazine's 50 'Best Places To Live' List
• Michigan's Top Court Rejects Redistricting Lawsuit — For Now
• Feline Rescue
• Man, 24, Killed In Sacramento Shooting On Fruitridge Road; Other Man Hurt
• Artist turns seafloor into art by creating underwater museums
• Row Home Collapses In West Baltimore, None Injured
• 'I Think It's A Yes': Tampa Bay Bucs QB Tom Brady Said He Could Play In The NFL Until 50
• THE GREAT ESCAPE: Clever Pup Facilitates Breakout From New Jersey Doggy Day Care
• Police: Customer Shot When Armed Robbers Target Outdoor Dining At Philipe Restaurant On Upper East Side
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 1,500 Test Positive In Last 24 Hours
• Opening Day Underway At The Big E
• 38-Year-Old Texas Man Linked To 'Boogaloo' Movement Convicted Of Attempted Murder
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In South Sacramento Crash
• Experts weigh pros and cons of COVID-19 vaccine booster shots
• Cedric The Entertainer Wants You Ready To Laugh For The Emmys And 'The Neighborhood': 'It's All Poppin' Off''
• Footage Released Of Carjacking Suspect's Assault On Sacramento Sheriff's Deputy
• Sam Adams' Latest 28% 'Utopia' Beer Is $240, Illegal In 15 States
• Rookie Quarterbacks Ushering In New Era Of Patriots-Jets Rivalry
• State's Attorney Won't Prosecute Tesla Driver Charged With 'Hitting' Crossing Guard In Glen Burnie
• Rep. Steve Marino: Allegations Are 'Character Assassination'
• System Outage Briefly Grounds United Airlines Flights
• Shaun Wade Shares Intricate Details About Patriots, Recalls Mac Jones Beating Cam Newton's 7-On-7 Team
• 32 Degrees And More Base Layer Brands That Are Warm And Affordable
• NBA Stars Set To Coach Local Players At Peace Games At St. Sabina Church
• Florida Sheriff's Deputies Cleared In Shootout With Two Children
• State Treasury Releases Latest Unclaimed Property Listings, Including 49,000 New Properties
• Businesses, Delivery Services Prepare For Upcoming Holiday Shipping Delays
• PTL Links: Sept. 17, 2021
• Death of Murdaugh family housekeeper in 2018 under investigation
• Tracking The Tropics: Two Systems In The Atlantic Could Become Tropical Depressions Over The Next Few Days
• Thief Takes Off With Antelope Woman's Bright Yellow Cotton Candy Trailer
• UPMC Hosting Free COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics Across The Area This Weekend
• Six Shot, Two Killed Overnight In Baltimore
• Miami Weather: Steamy Sun In The Morning, Scattered Showers Later
• Milley defends himself over calls to China
• FDA advisers endorse Pfizer booster shots for elderly, high-risk Americans
• Man Dead After Shooting In Logan Square
• FDA To Consider Pfizer Application For COVID Booster Shots On Friday
• Former Fort Worth Police Chief Joel Fitzgerald Faces Backlash After Bringing Change In Iowa
• 'The Sweetest Thing': 10-Year-Old Phillies Fan Goes Viral For Giving Foul Ball To Crying Girl
• Some Neighbors Up In Arms About Plans For Massive Warehouse For Mystery Company In Geneva
• Mayim Bialik and Ken Jennings will host "Jeopardy!"
• Weather Blog: The Last Weekend Of Summer
• Proposed law places $10K bounty on sexual abusers
• Grim Milestone, Florida Surpasses 50,000 Deaths From COVID-19 Since Start Of Pandemic
• Kennywood's 'Choose The Color' Contest For The Phantom's Revenge Winner Revealed
• Infamous North Bay Killer Johnny Lee Sommerhalder Denied Parole
• Delicious Dessert For One — Instant Pot Key Lime Pie
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/17 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• DHS bulletin warns of online threats ahead of "Justice for J6" rally
• Feds to indict ex-Boeing test pilot over 737 Max crashes: report
• Arizona 2020 ballot review to be made public September 24
• GOP congressman who voted to impeach Trump will not seek reelection
• T.I. and Tiny sexual assault case dismissed in Los Angeles
• Durham grand jury indicts attorney with ties to Clinton campaign
• First privately-funded trip to orbit going well, but few details released
• Vaccine mandates and abortion bans fuel Virginia gubernatorial race debate
• Lawmakers say Rikers Island jail conditions are a "public health issue"
• Millvale Police Looking For Two Suspects Accused Of Stealing No Parking Signs And Flags
• "Devious Licks" TikTok challenge hitting many school bathrooms hard
• Police: "Potential" link between missing woman and deaths of 2 newlyweds
• Greene County Getting Federal Grant To Improve Broadband Internet Infrastructure
• Video Released of Suspect In Assault Pro-Recall Supporter in San Rafael
• Here We Go: Staying Safe While Cheering On The Steelers Against The Raiders This Sunday
• 20-Year-Old Passenger Shot On Lake Shore Drive Near Fullerton Avenue
• Shootout With Mexican Soldiers, Police Leave 9 Suspects Dead Near US Border
• UMass Amherst Brings Back Football Tailgate With COVID Restrictions
• 3 Injured After Shooting On Near North Side
• Rate Of BMI Increase In Children Nearly Doubled During Pandemic, Study Finds
• Cell Phone Video Shows 2-Alarm Fire At Former Family Center In Camden
• To Do List: Oktoberfest, Live Music, Fireworks, And Family Fun
• Family: Woman Fatally Shot By 15-Year-Old Brother In East San Jose
• Fire Breaks Out At Canton Apartment Building
• First Place AFC East Miami Dolphins Heat Up Rivalry Against Bills On Sunday
• Best Ways To Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month In South Florida
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm Weekend With Some Stray Showers Begin The Weekend
• Tickets On Sale For Penn State Football Documentary 'Saving The Roar'
• Giant blanket wrapped around base of world's biggest tree, a sequoia
• Pitt Men's Basketball Releases 2021-22 Regular Season Schedule
• Feds: 'Head of the Snake' Taken Down In Nuestra Familia Prison Gang Bust
• 3 Chinese astronauts return to Earth from budding space station
• U.S. Steel Looking For Site To Build New Steel Mill
• Pittsburgh International Airport Introduces New Dogs To The 'Paws Team'
• A Special Relationship: Truck Driver Helps Lift The Spirits Of Young Boy With Cystic Fibrosis
• Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank Sending Food To Louisiana To Help With Hurricane Relief
• About 50 Bus Routes To Be Detoured For Rescheduled St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Amazing Marvel Costumes For Kids
• Hopkins Converts 2nd Chance, Washington Beats Giants
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Videos from September 17, 2021

• Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns on "The Takeout" — 9/17/2021
• Law enforcement on high alert ahead of "Justice for J6" rally at U.S. Capitol
• A tiny town's football team gets its field of dreams
• New watchdog report rates U.S. climate goals "insufficient"
• FDA panel: Most Americans do not need Pfizer COVID vaccine boosters
• California wildfires threaten giant sequoia trees
• Busy day in orbit for SpaceX’s all-civilian crew
• Thousands of Haitian migrants converge on Texas border town
• Officers brace for possible violence at Capitol rally
• France recalls ambassador to U.S. over submarine deal
• FDA hampers Biden’s plan for COVID booster shots
• Dr. Jon LaPook on what the FDA panel’s Pfizer booster decision means
• FDA panel approves Pfizer boosters for older and high-risk people
• Gottlieb condemns CDC's handling of the COVID pandemic: "A failure of vision"
• Gottlieb says Biden administration is in "a better position" to distribute boosters, compared to initial vaccine rollout
• Afghanistan drone strike was "a tragic mistake," Pentagon officials say
• Survey finds many employees expect work-from-home options after pandemic
• FDA panel expected to vote on a third Pfizer COVID-19 shot ahead of White House deadline
• FBI monitoring "Justice for J6" rally chatter on social media
• Capitol police detail preparations for "Justice for J6" rally
• Doctor on COVID-19 vaccine mandates and vaccine hesitancy in U.S.
• "48 Hours": The online life and death of Bianca Devins
• FDA panel meets to discuss COVID-19 vaccine booster shots
• U.S. faces backlash over new pact with U.K. and Australia involving nuclear submarines
• Virginia gubernatorial candidates spar over COVID-19, abortion
• Some U.S. school districts turned to monitoring software for students in remote learning
• "Fast fashion" castoffs from U.S. causing environmental strain overseas
• Washington, D.C. on high alert ahead of Saturday's "Justice for J6" rally
• "48 Hours" previews the dark social media world that's targeting a murder victim's family
• Artist Jason deCaires Taylor’s underwater sculptures transform ocean floor
• Houston doctor plans to sue county after charges dropped for distributing expiring COVID-19 vaccine
• "Two people went on a trip, one person returned," search for Gabby Petito ramps up
• FDA advisory panel to vote on Pfizer COVID booster shot
• “Dear Evan Hansen" star Ben Platt on the importance of mental health
• South Carolina lawyer Alex Murdaugh surrenders after allegedly plotting his own killing
• WorldView: U.S. faces backlash over new security alliance; China plans to join trade pact
• DHS memo warns of potential violence ahead of Saturday’s "Justice for J6" rally in Washington D.C.
• Experts weigh on Pfizer's FDA application for COVID-19 booster shots
• 9/17: CBSN AM