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Articles from September 22, 2021

• Posey, Bryant Lead Giants Past Padres, Increase NL West Lead To 2 Games
• Motorcycle Collides With Sheriff's Patrol Car On Interstate 105
• Drones Pose New Concern As Witnesses Mistake Unmanned Aircrafts For Paraglider In West Sacramento
• UC Davis Staff, Students Warned About Toxic Algae On Campus
• Meeting Held To Help Curb Rising Violent Crime In Melrose Corridor
• Local School Districts Say Supply Issues Led To Struggles To Feed Students
• San Jose Leaders Announce Plan To Cut Homelessness With Emergency Housing, Jobs
• A's Drop 3rd In A Row To Mariners, Lose Ground In Race For Second AL Wild Card
• IDES Kept Offices Closed While Many Struggled To Get Their Unemployment Benefits: What Really Happened Inside And Outside Those Walls
• Chicago Weather: Lakeshore Flood Threat Continues
• Climate Change And Chicago's Lake Michigan Shoreline: What The Future May Hold And The Action Being Taken
• Youth Basketball Players At Chicago City Life Center Get Grim Life Lesson After Teammate Kentrell McNeal, 15, Is Shot And Killed
• Hilliard, Cron Lift Rockies Past Division-Chasing Dodgers
• Kepler Homers Twice, Ryan's 11 Ks Lead Twins Over Cubs 5-4
• 5280 Trail Would Connect Neighborhoods In Denver's Downtown Core
• 'In Colorado, We Are Ready': Gov. Jared Polis Reacts To FDA Approval Of Pfizer COVID Vaccine Boosters
• Red Sox Beat Mets, 12-5, Win 7th In A Row With Yellow Jerseys
• Can You Mix And Match COVID Vaccine Booster Shots? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Yanks Sweep Texas, Pass Blue Jays, Roll Into Fenway Showdown
• Klimala Scores On Penalty Kick In 102nd, Red Bulls Tie NYCFC
• North Allegheny Mask Debate Continues At Virtual School Board Meeting
• 'I Want A Proper Education': Some NYC Public School Students With Medical Exemptions From In-Person Instruction Feel They're Falling Behind
• Cubs Drop Another Game To Twins For Ninth Loss In 11 Games
• Hearing Centered Around Face Masks In Jefferson County Schools Continues For Second Day In Court
• After Losing Young Daughter To Rare Cancer, Grieving Mother Raises Money To Give Back With Finley Forever Foundation
• Nevada Man Accused Of Driving To West Mifflin For Sex With 15-Year-Old Girl Sentenced To 6 1/2 Years In Prison
• 'What Are The Odds?': Mountain Biker's Life Saved By Off-Duty Doctor On Minnesota Trail
• FDA Authorizes Pfizer COVID-19 Booster Shots For Seniors And Others At High Risk
• Mattress Giveaway In Queens Highlights Depth Of Need That Remains 3 Weeks After Ida
• Inter Miami CF Stomped By Nashville SC 5-1
• Boulder City Council Approves University Of Colorado Boulder Annexation At US 36 And Table Mesa Drive
• Gravity Of Gabby Petito's Killing Hits Long Island's Blue Point: 'It's Kind Of Like A Shattered Community'
• Melvin Van Peebles, Godfather Of Black Cinema, Dies At 89
• Florida Revised COVID-19 School Rule Short Circuits Legal Challenge By Five School Districts
• Facility Issues Close Yet Another Philadelphia Rec Center Amid Rising Gun Violence Problem
• Police Investigating Suspected Homicide In Central Park
• 'The Numbers Slapped Them In The Face' Father Shares His Family's COVID-19 Diagnosis As Thousands Of Maryland Students Remain In Quarantine With Cases Rising
• Maryland Faces One Of Its Worst Nursing Shortages In History, Health Officials Say
• Texas-Style Abortion Bill Filed In Florida
• 'I Spent 36 Years In Prison For A Crime I Didn't Commit': City State's Attorney Office Talks About Program That Helps To Overturn Wrongful Convictions
• 'Minor Things Become Major Things': Residents React To City's Upcoming Plastic Bag Ban
• Minneapolis Man Charged In Conspiracy To Distribute Fentanyl
• FDA Authorizes Pfizer COVID-19 Booster Shots For Seniors, Others At High Risk
• Kerfoot Canopy Tour Offers A Unique View Of Minnesota's Fall Colors
• Researchers From University Of Maryland's School Of Public Health Find COVID-19 Variants Are Becoming More Airborne
• Anne Arundel County Executive Says He's Willing To Compromise As State Highway Officials Continue To Push For Third Span On Bay Bridge
• Harper's Throw To Plate Saves Phillies' 4-3 Win Over Orioles
• Maryland Weather: Flash Flood Watch Issued For Parts Of Maryland
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Trying To Rob Chase Bank In Weatherford
• Flight Of Afghan Children Refugees Lands In Chicago
• Motor Bella Wednesday Events Cancelled Due To Safety Issues
• Somerset County District Attorney Jeffrey Thomas Arrested And Charged With Rape
• Lake Michigan Water Levels Down By 16 Inches Over The Last Year
• Colorado Convention Center Raises The Roof On Expansion, Future Renovations
• Bryce Harper's Throw To Plate Saves Phillies' 4-3 Win Over Orioles
• Family Of 'Kind Hearted, Caring' Man Slain In Oak Lawn Question Robbery As Motive In 'Senseless' Crime 
• Marlins Come Up Short To Nationals 7-5
• Man Surrenders After Walking Onto I-694 With Firearm, Halting Rush-Hour Traffic For 2 Hours
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• Camden City School District Offering $1,000 For Parents To Drive Kids To School Due To Bus Driver Shortage
• Millbrae Resident Sleeping In Bed Robbed In Home Invasion
• Police Seek Identity Of Man Accused In Alleged Anti-Asian Attack In Midtown
• TD Garden Requiring Vaccination Or Negative COVID Test For Bruins, Celtics Games And Concerts
• Carles Gil, Revolution Clinch Playoff Berth With 3-2 Win Over Chicago Fire
• California 1st To Set Quota Limits For Retailers Like Amazon
• Woman Arrested For Stabbing Morton Hospital Worker
• NYPD Investigating After Man Allegedly Threatens To Blow Up Brooklyn Synagogue, States 'Kill All Jews'
• Chicago Fire Loses To New England Revolution For Second Home Loss In Nine Matches
• Retired Hudson, New Hampshire, Police Sgt. Donna Briggs Killed By Hit And Run Driver
• San Juan Unified Hires Team To Support Refugees: 'They Are Mentally Affected'
• State Fair Vendors Facing Tight Labor Market
• Dodgers Broadcaster Joe Davis Tests Positive For COVID-19
• New Wildfire Breaks Out Near Shasta Lake, Quickly Grows to 50 Acres
• No Snow, No Problem: Snowplow Rodeo Prepares Drivers For Winter
• Arrest Warrant Issued For Woman Accused Of Having Fake COVID-19 Vaccination Card In Hawaii, After She Misses Virtual Court Hearing
• San Francisco Woman Helps Hundreds Of People Get Vaccinations
• Melvin Van Peebles, godfather of Black cinema, dies at 89
• Denton County Man Guy Zachary Klossner Sentenced For Threatening U.S. Congressman
• Colorado Commission Rushes To Finish New Congressional Map
• Man Arrested After Claim That Van Was Stolen With 3-Year-Old Daughter Inside Was Deemed False
• California Now Has Substantial Transmission Of COVID, But What Do The Numbers Tell Us
• For-Profit Trade School Owner Jonathan Dean Davis Gets Nearly 20 Years For Defrauding VA, Student Veterans
• Brush Fire Blackens Nine Acres In Chatsworth
• Montgomery County Announces Fourth Annual Active Aging Week
• Legendary Filmmaker, Playwright, Musician Melvin Van Peebles Dies, At 89
• After Donald Greene Sr. Gets Prison Time For Scheme To Sell Diseased Body Parts, Families Say No Sentence Would Be Enough
• Karen Garner Arrest: Loveland Police Sgt. Phil Metzler Resigns
• COVID: Oakland Teachers Demand More Testing, Better Air Filtration For Safer Schools
• 'We Cannot Let This Be A Tragic, Lost Opportunity': Ben Crump Urges Lawmakers Not To Give Up On George Floyd Justice In Policing Act
• MDOT State Highway Administration Launches New Project To Enhance Bicycle Safety
• Street Closures Begin Ahead Of Long Beach Grand Prix
• Defense Seeks To Bar Death Penalty Against Pennsylvania Man Charged In Smothering Death Of 16-Month-Old Girl
• Littleton Police Search For Rigoberto Valles Dominguez, Gunman Wanted For Shooting Officer David Snook
• National Media Coverage Of Gabby Petito's Disappearance Raises Questions About Attention For Missing People Of Color
• 'I Had Lost Her Again': Search Dogs Help Recover Cremains In Fire Zone
• Tips Flow In For Case Of Mystery Man With Amnesia At UC Davis Med Center
• Gov. Kathy Hochul Announces Completion Of $460 Million Project At New York Power Authority Plant
• Penn State Suspends More Than 100 Students For Missing Required COVID-19 Testing
• Truck Crashes Into Storage Building In Aberdeen, Driver In Critical Condition
• Dozens Of Sacramento Students Remain In Afghanistan, Districts Say
• BART Official Warn of Climate Change Bringing Higher Tides, Threatening Some Stations in Future
• Judge Won't Back Down In Effort To Get Kids In Care Of DCFS Out Of Limbo In Psych Wards, Temporary Shelters
• No New Cases Of Legionnaires' Disease Reported In Harlem In 4 Weeks
• UPDATE: Oakland Officer, Suspect Wounded In Shootout; Suspect Surrenders After Tense Standoff
• Protests erupt outside fraternity over alleged sexual assault
• FDA Authorizes Pfizer's COVID-19 Booster Shot For Americans Over 65, Those At High-Risk
• Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser Joins States In Anti-Robocall Technology Requirement
• Britney Spears Begins Process To End 13-Year Conservatorship
• New York City Files Brief In Gun Rights Case Before Supreme Court
• Eleven-Year-Old Boy With Rare Cancer Is Youngest Patient To Receive Gene Targeted Cancer Therapy
• More Than 100 Penn State Students Temporarily Suspended After Missing Weeks Of COVID Tests
• Hundreds Of Irving Students Walk Out In Protest Of Alleged LGBTQ Discrimination
• Man Accused Of Killing Elderly Relative In Sunnyvale Home
• Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Reports Record Net Income For Fiscal Year
• Robert Gentile, Linked To Gardner Museum Art Theft, Dies
• As Families Report Delays In September Child Tax Credit Payment, IRS Says It's 'Looking Into' What Happened
• FDA Authorizes Booster Dose Of Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine For People 65 And Older
• FDA Backs Pfizer COVID-19 Booster Shots For People 65 Years And Older, High-Risk
• Injury Accident at San Mateo Bridge Toll Plaza Blocks Westbound Lanes of Hwy 92 in Hayward
• Evacuations Lifted As Crews Get Handle On University Fire In San Bernardino
• Support For Local U.S. Marine Tyler Andrews
• 3 Men Injured In Wynnefield Shooting, Police Say
• Pandemic Forces Cancelation Of Philadelphia's Puerto Rican Day Parade
• Epic Games CEO Says Apple Won't Let Fortnite Back Until Case Ends
• Parents Losing Patience Over Bus Driver Shortage
• Search resumes for fiancé after Gabby Petito's death ruled a homicide
• Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (SEPTEMBER 25) 
• LA Sheriff Alex Villanueva Blasts RAND Report On Deputy Gangs, Says Reforms Already In Place
• Pennsylvania High Court OKs 'Comfort Dogs' For Witnesses
• Federal Government Investigating Texas' Ban On School Mask Mandates
• Melvin Van Peebles, Iconic Actor, Writer & Director Dies At 89
• Bicyclist Injured In Crash With School Bus In Rancho Cordova
• Heat Advisory Issued In Parts Of The Southland Until Wednesday Evening
• Denver Broncos Future Ownership To Be Decided In Court
• Vandalism Suspect Leads High-Speed Chase From Roseville To Meadow Vista
• Confusion Surrounds COVID Vaccine Booster As Coloradans Turned Away
• Crews Search Washington County For Missing 65-Year-Old John Ruffing
• Democratic Nominee Eric Adams Says If He Is Elected Mayor, He Will Rid The NYPD Of Bad Cops
• Group helps "bake" up a brighter future for women in need
• FHP Searching For Men Accused Of Carjacking Good Samaritans
• Loaded Handgun & Ammunition Found At Chesapeake High School In Essex
• Allegheny County Reports 5 COVID-19 Outbreaks, 6 Clusters In Schools
• US Dept. Of Health: Number Of COVID-19 Hospitalizations In Florida Continue To Decline
• Florida Joins Fight Against Partnership Between American Airlines & JetBlue
• Triennial Exhibition 'Estamos Bien' At El Museo Del Barrio Showcases Contemporary Works By Hispanic Artists
• Man Who Suffered Severe Burns Reunites With Staff Who Helped Save His Life At Kendall Regional Medical Center
• Two Simeon High School Students, Both 15, Killed In Shootings Four Hours Apart
• DFW Airport Tests Free 'Fast Pass' Program Allowing Travelers To Skip To Front Of TSA Checkpoint
• Chicago Weather: High Waves, Dangerous Conditions Along Lakefront
• Fort Lauderdale Neighbors Outraged Over County Plans To Build Morgue In Their Neighborhood
• Woman Faces 15 Years In Prison For 2017 Fatal DUI In Livermore
• Englewood Semi-Truck Driver Found Crushed Between His Truck And Trailer
• Baltimore Man Convicted Of Murdering His Wife In 2018 Sentenced To Life In Prison
• Miami Beach Commission Candidate Kristen Rosen Gonzalez Plays 'Hispanic' Card, Only She's Not
• Calling North Mpls. A 'War Zone,' 26 Residents Send Open Letter To Gov. Requesting State Troopers Or Nat'l Guard
• LAX, Metrolink Test Earthquake Early Warning Systems To Shut Down Fuel, Stop Trains Before Shaking Starts
• Hubble discovers 6 massive, dead galaxies from early universe
• Family Members Of Those On Rikers Island, Former Inmates Say The Problems At The Floating Jail Are Very Real
• Woman Shot And Killed On Kensington Front Porch, Police Say
• Cars Towed, Scrapped In Wilmington Leads To Federal Lawsuit
• Vehicle Crashes Into Building In West Baltimore
• Parts Of LA County Increase Water Usage As State Drought Conditions Worsen, Glendale Conserves More
• Dolton Man, Kelvin Dortch Jr., Charged With Mail Theft After Mail From Park Ridge Recovered
• Since 73 School Bus Drivers Quit Days Before CPS School Year Began, Student Transportation Access Problem Has Gotten Worse
• New Study Finds Growing Number Of Young People Suffering From Climate Change Anxiety
• Free Fall Baltimore, Celebration Of The Arts, Returns In October
• Pittsburgh Weather: Approaching Cold Front Prompts Tornado Watch, Tornado Warning As Season Changes To Fall
• 'Stoic' And 'Even-Keeled' Rookie Justin Fields To Get First NFL Start At QB Against Browns, With Andy Dalton Sidelined By Knee Injury
• Baltimore County Police To Activate Six New Speed Cameras Monday, Sept. 27
• Rikers Island jail complex reports second inmate death within days
• Exclusive: Credit Card Knives, Ammo Jewelry Just Some Of Items TSA Confiscates From Passengers Trying To Get On Planes
• SWAT Leaves Scene On Near North Side After Information Received By Police Proves Unfounded
• Keller @ Large: President Biden's Latest Poll Numbers Show Storm Of Voter Disapproval
• Philadelphia Parking Authority Launching Pilot Program Targeting Illegally Parked Cars In Bike, Bus Lanes
• Families Head To Apple Ridge Orchards As Fall Begins
• Coloradans Ditch The Keys, Use Pedal Power For Bike To Work Day
• National Hispanic Heritage Month: Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital's Maria Fermin Takes Pride In Making A Difference
• Spit On Cops And Get Charged In Hennepin County? Depends On Whether You Avoid Their Faces
• On Responsible Gaming Education Week, Lottery Officials Want You To Play Responsibly
• Emergency Data Program RapidSOS Partners With Uber To Save Lives
• A 'Survivor' In More Ways Than One: Ethan Zohn, Winner Of 'Survivor: Africa', Raising Blood Cancer Awareness
• Dog Found Tied Up, Abandoned In Everett Park
• Maryland Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued For Parts Of Maryland
• Carroll Hospital Earns Award For Efforts To Improve Stroke Treatment
• Revere Mayor Has 'Immense Frustration' Over Boston's Plans To Move Homeless To His City
• R. Kelly Does Not Take Stand In New York Sex Trafficking Case
• Check Your Tickets, Pronto: $432M Winning Mega Millions Ticket Sold At Manhattan Pizza Shop
• Study Takes A Look At The Mentality Of Scam Victims
• Couple Arrested In Westmoreland County Facing Charges In Disappearance And Death Of 3-Year-Old
• Scandia Man Charged In Overdose Death Of Chisago County Jail Inmate
• Program In Pittsburgh Looks To Give Young People A Second Chance
• 'Somebody Better Give Me My Food': Woman Pulls Gun On Philadelphia Chipotle Cashier Demanding Food, Police Say
• Zoo New England Starts Vaccinating Animals Against COVID
• San Francisco Announces New Anti-Retail Theft Initiative
• New Study Shows COVID Vaccines Are Safe For Pregnant Women, Also Protect Newborns
• Charity Run Mocking Trump Campaign's Four Seasons Total Landscaping News Conference Returns For 2nd Year
• MISSING: Dustin Sundin Last Seen In NW Minnesota
• Exclusive: Rescued By Service Dog When Roof Collapsed, Paraplegic Man Appeals For Help To Find Apartment He Can Afford
• Lawmakers On Long Island Begin Pushing 'Death By Dealer' Bill To Curb Rash Of Fatal Drug Overdoses
• Northwestern University Receives Gift Of $480 Million, Largest In University History, From Patrick And Shirley Ryan
• Philadelphia Welcomes FIFA, US Soccer As City Vies To Be A Host City For World Cup 2026
• NJ TRANSIT Bus, Car Crash In Irvington Takes Out Utility Poles
• Miami Gardens Shooting Under Investigation
• Search Continues For Vaughn Fetzer, Hiker Who Went Missing In The Blanca Peak Area
• Haitian Migrant Supporters Flood NW Dade Street, Demand They Be Allowed To Stay, Seek Asylum
• Teen Found After Search Behind Apollo-Ridge High School
• Ocean City Braces For Massive Crowds Ahead Of Unsanctioned H2Oi Car Rally
• UPDATE: Scott Peterson To Be Re-Sentenced For 2002 Christmas Eve Murder Of Pregnant Wife
• Burbank Airport Operations Interrupted After Unauthorized Person Enters Airfield Area
• Massachusetts State Police Union Asks Judge To Delay Vaccine Mandate For Troopers
• Massachusetts Reports 1,821 New COVID-19 Cases, 24 Additional Deaths
• 5-Month-Old Girl In Pittsburgh Receives Narcan After Falling Unconscious
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Making Threats, Antisemitic Comments In Squirrel Hill
• Morgan State Professor Files Lawsuit Against University Stating That She Was Paid Less Than Her Male Colleagues
• Scott Peterson Set To Be Re-Sentenced For Murder Of Pregnant Wife
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• Taunton's Bristol-Plymouth High School Shuts Down Football Teams After COVID Spike
• Start Making Family Plans As Tickets Go On Sale For Holiday Productions At Denver Center For The Performing Arts
• Colorado Congresswoman Diana DeGette Hosts Mental Health Hearing Focusing On Children During The Pandemic
• Owl-O-Ween Returns To National Aviary
• COPA Releases Video Of July Police Shooting During Foot Chase In Bronzeville
• Betty Reid Soskin, Nation's Oldest Park Ranger, Honored With School Renaming On 100th Birthday
• Harford County Executive Proposes Legislation To Set Term Limits On Future County Council Members
• Podesta warns Democrats they'll fall short on $3.5 trillion bill
• Man Has Prostate Removed After Mistaken Cancer Diagnosis: 'It's Devastated Me'
• Join WJZ & Community Leaders For 'A Talk About Race'
• Teen Arrested For Attempted Murder In Fremont Kennedy High School Assault
• Philadelphia Health Department Revises COVID Guidance For Schools, Adds Weekly Testing For Unvaccinated Students 12 And Under
• Windstream To Pay One Couple $1,500 To Use A Paper Map For One Week
• Littleton Police Officer Recovering After Being Shot, Suspects Remain At Large
• Stockton Police Seeking Information on Fatal Tuesday Shooting
• Bipartisan Congressional Talks On Overhauling Police Practices End Without Agreement, Sen. Cory Booker Says
• GBMC Health Partners To Offer Drive-Thru Flu Vaccinations For Primary & Specialty Care Patients Beginning Tuesday, Sept. 28
• 1 student killed, 2 others injured in shooting at Louisville bus stop
• LAUSD Hosts COVID Vaccine Clinics Ahead Of Deadline For Employees
• A Day After Plainfield Mom Told CBS 2 She Was Keeping Her Special-Needs Son At Home Because Of School Bus Driver Shortage And Long Commute, District 202 Contacts Her With Solutions
• R. Kelly Does Not Take Stand In New York Sex Trafficking Case
• Lifestyle Expert David Viggiano Shares Hottest Products From The Inspired Home Show
• Grilling Tips From Chef Darryl Bell, Owner Of Stateline Road 816 BBQ Sauce
• Professional Matchmaker Lisa Sisemore From 'It's Just Lunch' Shares Dating Tips
• Upper Darby High School Dismissed Early After Student Sets Paper Towel Roll On Fire In Bathroom
• Boy Playing With Fire Starts Blaze In Havre De Grace Home, Officials Say
• TripSavvy's Molly Fergus Shares Travel Tips
• Peninsula Students Launch Job App for High Schoolers
• Drug Dog Sniffs Out Illegal Narcotics, Unloaded Handgun In Jacksboro High School Student's Car
• Organizations Partner To Help Armstrong County Veteran's Family Overwhelmed With 60 Cats
• Arizona police seek help in case of 24-year-old missing since June
• Rev. Jesse Jackson leaves rehab hospital after recovering from COVID-19
• Over 150 Chaldean Doctors In Michigan, Plead With Community To Get Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Proof Of Vaccination Must Be Shown With Photo ID To Get Into LA County Indoor Events Of 1,000 Or More Attendees
• Person, Cat Rescued From Citrus Heights Apartment Fire
• Lockdown Lifted At Hardy Williams Mastery Charter School After 911 Call Warning Of School Shooting
• Michigan Plans 1st U.S. Charging Road For Electric Vehicles
• Nurse Sues For Emotional Trauma In 2019 Lake Minnetonka Murder-Suicide
• Fire Burns Inside Commercial Building In Downtown Petaluma
• Angeles National Forest To Reopen Thursday After Three-Week Closure
• Ambridge Mother Accused Of Killing 2 Children Pleads Not Guilty
• First known triathlete with autism completes Ironman 70.3 World Championship
• Pedestrian Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash In Washington County
• Butte County Sheriff Searching For Man Suspected of Murdering His Mother
• Bill Belichick Has Plenty Of Praise For Jameis Winston And Sean Payton's Saints Offense
• Police: Weekend Shootings In Dallas' Deep Ellum Left 2 Dead, Teenaged Suspect In Custody
• Columbus Day Parade Returns To Pittsburgh
• Debt-ceiling impasse could spark recession, 9% unemployment
• Pennsylvania Turnpike's $104M In Unpaid Tolls Draws State Senators' Scrutiny
• Vikings Place CB Harrison Hand On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Man Hurt After Early Morning Shooting In Bemidji Apartment Complex
• Baltimore County Library Branches Offering Free Meals To Students Afterschool
• Proctor H.S. Football Season On Hold While Police Investigate Student Misconduct
• CTU Says CPS Not Listening To Their COVID Concerns, Lightfoot Accuses Union Of 'Lobbing Bombs From The Cheap Seats'
• Pilot in balloon crash that killed 5 had drugs in system, FAA says
• Dierks Bentley Cancels Mansfield Concert Due To COVID In Touring Party
• Lynx's Sylvia Fowles Named AP Defensive Player Of The Year
• Suspect Wanted In Road Rage Shooting On I-95 Surrenders To Police
• Republicans dig in on debt limit
• Philadelphia Man Admits To $2 Million Protective Equipment Scheme
• Judge Orders Paul Flores, His Father, To Stand Trial For Murder In Kristin Smart Disappearance
• OC Business Owner Angela Mirabella Among Several Arrested In $6.1M Student Loan Scam
• Denver Broncos Seeking To Clear Decks For Potential Sale Of Team
• VIDEO: 'Survivor 41' Premiere Tonight On CBS, Meet The Three Tribes
• 5 Steelers Among Nominees For Modern-Era Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2022
• Bringing diversity and equity to venture capital funding
• Bipartisan police reform talks collapse in Congress
• CDOT Hosts Career Fairs, Looking For Workers Interested In Maintaining Colorado Highways
• Trent Brown, Kyle Van Noy Back At Practice For Patriots On Wednesday
• Special interests influence doctor discipline board, critics say
• Watch: Texas Governor Greg Abbott Signs Bill Increasing Criminal Penalty For Human Smuggling
• Man Charged With Placing Pipe Bombs Outside Phone Stores
• Suspects Ordered To Stand Trial In 1996 Kristin Smart Disappearance
• Fullerton To Honor Tommy And Jo Lasorda Wednesday
• Mother, Daughter Face Murder Charges After Illegal Butt Implant Procedure Kills Aspiring Social Media Star Karissa Rajpaul
• Our favorite puffer jackets for women this fall
• Rev. Jesse Jackson Released From Rehab, Family Says He And Wife Are Now COVID-Free
• Pittsburgh City Council Advances Legislation Banning Cat Declawing
• $432M Mega Millions Ticket Sold In Manhattan As Powerball Jackpot Reaches $490M
• Wayne State University Instructor Alicia Díaz Helps Define Terms That Refer To People of Latin American Descent
• Widespread Outage Cuts Off Electrical Power To Danville Residents
• Minnesota Child Care Providers Now Eligible For Direct Payments Under Recovery Program
• Texas Gov. Abbott Adds Property Tax Relief; Constitutional Amendment On Bail To 3rd Special Session Agenda
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 298 New Cases, 6 Additional Deaths
• Sacramento's Yue Huang, Roseville's Nixtaco Earn Bib Gourmand Awards From The Michelin Guide
• Unranked UM To Play Without Starting QB D'Eriq King Saturday Due To Injury
• Long-Duration Storm Drops 1-4 Inches Of Rain On Detroit Area
• Haverhill Water Department Worker Rescued After Trench Collapse
• Buccaneers Place Antonio Brown On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• CBS2 Investigation Uncovers Dozens Of Security Breaches At LAX
• Nearly 2 Dozen New Jersey School Districts Report COVID-19 Outbreaks Since School Year Began
• Rising COVID Cases Amid Delta Variant Put Minnesota School Plans In Flux
• Contest Looking For Couple To Trade Technology For Old-Fashioned Map
• Federal Officials Confirm Many Haitian Migrants From Texas-Mexico Border Camp Staying In US
• French ambassador returning to Washington after tiff over submarine deal
• $432M Winning Mega Millions Ticket Sold At Manhattan Pizza Shop
• $432M Winning Mega Millions Ticket Sold At Manhattan Pizza Shop
• Christian Nava Arrested In June 27 Murder Of 17-Year-Old Johnny Avalos
• Florida Panthers To Start Season As Stanley Cup Contenders
• Government Sues To Stop American Airlines, JetBlue From Coordinating Northeast Flights
• BWI Set To Add A Sheetz Chain In The Spring
• Opening Date Set For Southern Beltway, Pittsburgh's First Major Highway In Decades
• Native American Tribe Wants Boston University To Change Name Of Myles Standish Dorm
• Richard Mouneu Charged With Robbery After Allegedly Threatening Walmart Employee, Taking Cash
• Last man seen with Kristin Smart before she disappeared will stand trial
• Great face masks and neck gaiters for cold weather
• Long Island School Bus Driver Accused Of Driving While Intoxicated With Child On Board
• Man, 36, Wounded In East Baltimore Shooting Dies Of His Injuries
• Former Safe Streets Member Sentenced For Drug Distribution Conspiracy
• Celtics Reportedly Inviting Former Nets, Knicks Guard Theo Pinson To Training Camp
• City To Install Or Upgrade 100 Miles Of Bike Lanes Over Next Two Years
• Thousands Of Colorado Riders Pledge To Participate In Bike To Work Day
• Michigan Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Shows How Growth Of Latino Population Is Benefiting The State's Economy
• San Francisco Increases Water Reuse Requirements For New Buildings
• Covid Vaccines Are On The Way For Younger Children. Here's Why They're Different
• Health Officer 'Broken' After Threats Tied To Mask Order
• COVID-19 In MN: Nearly 800 Patients With The Virus Need Hospitalization
• Topsfield Fair To Require Masks Indoors
• 19-Year-Old NYU Student Hit With Stray Bullet On Brooklyn Campus
• Pediatricians Urging Parents To Think About Needed Care Before Going To ER
• 17-Year-Old Shot Outside Group Of Schools In Brooklyn
• At Least 1 Hurt In Pierz Crash Involving Jeep, UTV
• Pittsburgh Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger Expected To Play Against Cincinnati Bengals After Pec Injury
• Search Continues For Lauren Cho Of New Jersey, Last Seen On June 28 In Remote Area Of Yucca Valley
• Multiple People Displaced After Northeast Miami-Dade Fire
• Winning ticket for $432 million jackpot sold at NYC pizza shop
• Miami Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa Will Not Play Sunday Due To Fractured Ribs
• Fatal Crash Shuts Down I-95 NB Near Ives Dairy Rd.
• Naperville North High School Closed For The Day As Police Investigate Threat
• Suspects Accused Of Stealing No Parking Signs And Ripping Down Flags Turn Themselves In
• FBI Seeks Public's Help In Finding Gabby Petito's Fiancé Brian Laundrie
• Miami Weather: Rainy Start Marks First Day Of Fall
• UC Davis Students Return To Campus For The First Time Since March 2020
• Ford Invests In Electric Vehicle Battery Recycling Company
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 4,394 New Cases, 66 Additional Deaths
• Netflix Buys Rights To Roald Dahl's Beloved Children's Stories
• Department Of Justice Sues To Stop Alliance Between American Airlines And JetBlue
• Baltimore County Teen Charged In Hijacking Of 10-Year-Old's Minibike
• DUI Suspect Rammed Suisun City Police Patrol Car In Getaway
• Scratch-Off Ticket Worth $1 Million Sold In Fayette County
• Singer Sarah Dash, Founding Member Of '60s All-Girl Group Labelle, Dies At 76
• Kelly Kielas, 58, Struck And Killed While Walking In Southeast Minneapolis
• Kentucky hospital feels strain of staff shortage amid COVID surge
• Gov. Jared Polis Opposes Lethal Removal Of Bison From Grand Canyon National Park, Says Some Of Herd Could Be Brought To Colorado
• Conviction Erased In Fire That Killed 5 Kids In Michigan
• Celtics Reportedly Work Out Veteran Forward Gary Clark
• Broncos Linebacker Bradley Chubb Needs Another Ankle Surgery
• Police Investigating Deadly Stabbing Near SEPTA's Somerset Station In Kensington
• Former President George W. Bush Holding October Fundraiser For Liz Cheney
• District Attorney Responds To UMass Amherst Sexual Assault Allegations After Protests Outside Fraternity
• 2 People Displaced After Carmichael Duplex Fire
• Fighter Jet Intercepts Small Plane Flying Over NYC After Biden's UN Speech
• State Education Commissioner Jeffrey Riley Gets Salary Raises
• Lithuania says Chinese-made phones have built-in security risks
• Contra Costa County Toughens COVID Requirements For Indoor Activities
• Suspect Arrested After Repeatedly Running Over Woman In Millbrae Parking Lot
• Frates Family Raffling Off Tickets For Tom Brady's Return To Gillette Stadium
• Republicans Sue Over Excess Campaign Donations To Whitmer
• Bow Hunter Mistakenly Killed In San Juan National Forest By Another Hunter
• Former US Navy Commander, Rep. Paul Renner To Take Reins As Florida House Speaker
• Burglars Ram U-Haul Into Tarzana Cell Phone Repair Shop
• He Immortalized Gay Best Friend Stanford Blatch, "Sex And The City" Actor Willie Garson Dead At 57
• Citizens Insurance Could Top 1 Million Policies
• Sheriff: Driver Killed After Logging Truck Overturns In NE Minnesota
• Colorado Expert Discusses Studies On Whether COVID Infection Is Enough For Future Prevention
• Florida Firefighter Hit By Truck While Responding To A Crash
• Person Struck, Killed By Amtrak Train Near Davis
• Nearing Historic Strike Vote, Thousands Of Hollywood Workers Could Walk Off Sets Nationwide
• Roald Dahl's literary characters find new home at Netflix
• 'It Was Like A Master Class Watching Jeff Daniels & Maura Tierney: Rob Yang On Showtime's 'American Rust'
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 1,100 Cases Reported, 23 New Deaths
• Flood-Weary SE Michigan Braces For Another Big Storm
• Brighton Park Man Was Fed Up With Speed Bump, So He Smashed It To Pieces, And Got A Ticket
• The Taliban has robbed Afghan women of work, school and safety
• Guinness Opening Brewery And Taproom In West Loop In 2023
• Denver Weather: Chilly Summer Morning, Warm Fall Afternoon
• Late-night comedians team up to tackle the climate crisis
• Safe At Home Program
• Junk Bonanza
• Coroner Confirms Remains Found Are Gabby Petito's, Says Manner Of Death Is A Homicide As Search Resumes For Brian Laundrie
• Massachusetts Ranks 10th In Study Of Most Caffeinated States
• Chicago Man Was Fed Up With Speed Bump, So He Smashed It To Pieces, And Got A Ticket
• Roaring Back: Consumer Spending Up, Economy Recovery Continues For Colorado
• Julian Edelman Amazed By Tom Brady But Laments The Fact That 'He Doesn't Need Me!
• 'Teach To One 360' Software Program Revolutionizes Math Class At Northwest Side Elementary School
• Ex-Navy SEAL sought after half-brother found dead in Yellowstone
• Conor McGregor Bungles First Pitch Before Twins-Cubs Game
• Florida's Nikki Fried Weighs Action Over DeSantis' Environmental Appointment
• Police In Northern Virginia Sound Warning After 6 Overdoses
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• PTL Links: Sept. 22, 2021
• Eating Veggies And Fruits Leads To Long-Term Happiness, Study Finds
• Ravens Rookie Odafe Oweh Named AFC Defensive Player Of The Week
• TikTok Teen Goes Viral For Hilariously Roasting Zach Wilson, Jets' Performance Vs. Patriots
• WATCH: Surveillance Video Catches Olney Drive-By Shooting That Killed 1, Injured 5
• 1 Dead After Dallas Trash Collection Workers Attacked At Apartment Complex
• Struggling Evergrande Group says it will make bond payment
• Florida Judge Blocks Key Parts of 'Sanctuary Cities' Law
• U.S. to donate 500 million more vaccine doses to global supply
• Lions Searching For Defense
• Best Spots To Watch The Boston Marathon
• Woman Shot In The Head, Killed In Northwest Baltimore Wednesday
• Gabby Petito's Cause Of Death Pending As Brian Laundrie Still Nowhere To Be Found
• Gabby Petito's Cause Of Death Pending As Brian Laundrie Still Nowhere To Be Found
• Pennsylvania Ready For Booster Shots Once Feds Give OK, Acting Health Secretary Says
• Scam Artist Turns Victim Into Accomplice In Employment Scam
• Texas Education Agency Ban On School Mask Mandates Sparks Federal Investigation
• What's The Real Science Behind Masks? Why The Cloth Mask You Might Be Wearing Really Doesn't Work
• Signs Of A Job Scam: What You Need To Know To Avoid A Trap
• Boston Yellow Sox? Red Sox Want To Keep Wearing 'City Connect' Uniforms As Long As Win Streak Continues
• 'Apple Theft Is A Crime,' Police Warn After Thwarting Attempt At NH Orchard
• Teen Shot, Killed At Hyatt Regency Hotel In Boston Had Swatted Hand Of Man Holding Gun, Prosecutors Say
• Pittsburgh Partners With Kiwibot To Launch Robot Delivery System
• Tracking The Tropics: Peter And Rose Weakening, Strong Wave Expected To Form
• CTU Holding Rally Wednesday Over COVID-19 Safety Measures At CPS
• St. Paul Board Of Education Approves Plan For Spending $207M In COVID Relief Funding
• Penguins Open Training Camp At UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex On Wednesday
• The Controversial New Alzheimer's Drug Dividing Doctors – What You Need To Know
• Gas station clerk murdered for asking a customer to wear a mask
• WATCH LIVE: Delaware Hispanic Commission To Hold Press Conference As Congress Considers Proposal To Create Pathway To Citizenship
• Many Haitian migrants at Texas border being released into U.S.: AP
• Actor Willie Garson, Best Known For 'Sex And The City,' Dies At 57
• Boy Scout Troop's Trailer Stolen From New Brighton Church
• Men Who Fenced Stolen Diamonds From Texas Sentenced To 15+ Years
• Sarah Dash, Singer & Labelle Co-Founder, Dies At 76
• Patriots Sign Kicker Nick Folk To 53-Man Roster
• "Anti-vax" billboard on "funeral home" truck goes viral
• American Airlines-JetBlue deal raises airfare costs, feds say
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/22 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Trump sues niece Mary Trump and 3 New York Times reporters
• House clears stopgap measure to avert shutdown and suspend debt ceiling
• Cold And Flu Season Meets COVID-19: Keeping Your Immune System Strong
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• Teen pleads guilty to second-degree murder in Tessa Majors' death
• Foster Youths Affected By Pandemic Eligible For Financial Assistance
• "Sex and the City" actor Willie Garson has died at 57
• Uma Thurman reveals teen abortion in op-ed criticizing Texas law
• New Texas Abortion Law Has Some Clinics In Nearby States Struggling To Keep Up With Demand
• Woman Carjacked At Gunpoint In Belmont Heights
• FBI: Gabby Petito's body discovered, death initially ruled a homicide
• Pittsburgh Weather: Strong Storms Including Possible Tornadoes In Wednesday's Forecast
• Chilling details emerge in case of 4 found dead in Wisconsin cornfield
• FBI Confirms Body Found In Grand Teton National Park Is Gabby Petito
• Governor Greg Abbott Approves Miles-Long Barrier Of Police Vehicles To Deter Migrants In Del Rio
• Police: Man Seriously Injured After Shooting At Park In Nicetown
• Nick Gordon Homers, 4 Twins Get 3 Hits, Minnesota Tops Cubs 9-5
• Man Arrested After Firing Shots At Police In Rogers Park
• Police: Man Killed In South Philadelphia Shooting, Woman Struck By Stray Bullet A Block Away
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures In The 60s Wednesday; High Winds
• I-Team: Hopkinton Drug Advertises Supply Of Ivermectin, Despite Ineffectiveness Against COVID
• Some at American University of Afghanistan were evacuated, but not all
• "Intelligence Matters": Morell on 9/11, the CIA and Afghanistan, Part 2
• University Of Pittsburgh Staff Launch Campaign To Unionize
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• Pittsburgh Citizens Police Review Board Submits Proposal For Expansion
• Antoine Suggs Charged With Murdering 4 Minnesotans Found Dead In Wisconsin Cornfield
• Spanish island's erupting volcano could remain a threat for months
• Wednesday's Child: 15-Year-Old Aiyanna
• Running Water Leads To Flooding Of Downtown Hotel
• UPDATE: Fire Destroys House, Horse Boarding Facility In Penngrove; Evacuated Orders LIfted
• 6 Minnesota Schools Recognized As 2021 National Blue Ribbon Schools
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Lays Out Closure Plan For Possible COVID-19 Outbreak
• UPDATE: Woman Testifies About Stress After Inaccurate Theranos Hormone Test
• Sacramento Little League Outraged Over Proposed Homeless Site Near Field
• One Victim In Critical Condition After Shooting On Lemington Avenue
• Steelers Rookies Pack Meals At Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank
• Man Arrested On Arson Charges Following Gas Station Fire In Beechview
• Pirates' 6-2 Win Over Reds Delivers Blow To Cincinnati's Playoff Hopes

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• Biden meets with key Democrats to try to unify party around his domestic agenda
• Senate debates raising U.S. debt ceiling to prevent country going into default
• Toys are sitting on factory floors in Asia due to COVID-19 supply chain issues
• Facebook employees sound alarm over platform's use in developing nations, report says
• Delta variant surge may be peaking as U.S. daily deaths top 2,000
• Job training program helps women bake a brighter future
• "Sex and the City" actor Willie Garson dies at 57
• Student killed in shooting at Louisville bus stop
• Unvaccinated pregnant women face increased risks from COVID
• Biden meets with divided Democrats on spending plan
• Protests erupt outside fraternity facing sex assault claims
• Dive team joins search for Gabby Petito's fiancé Brian Laundrie
• More than 1,000 migrants allowed into U.S. as crisis worsens
• FDA authorizes Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine booster
• Congressional redistricting proposals show how parties hope to gain power in 2022
• Gabby Petito case draws attention to hundreds of missing Indigenous people
• Police seek help in finding 24-year-old missing since June
• Search and rescue expert talks challenges in the manhunt for Brian Laundrie
• Insurance companies ask COVID patients to split the cost of treatment
• Chinese property developer's financial woes spark economic fears
• Health experts worry flu season and coronavirus could create "twindemic"
• Doctor on school reopenings and impact of COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy
• Key aspects of Biden administration's legislative agenda at risk
• Gabby Petito case sparks media frenzy while other missing people get neglected
• Bringing diversity and equity to the venture capital funding process
• Representative Schiff: January 6 panel will go "straight to subpoenas"
• CBS News gets exclusive access to rare evidence, artifacts in FBI archive
• Report: Many people from mostly Haitian migrant group now being allowed to remain in the U.S. while seeking asylum
• Police and FBI resume search for Brian Laundrie as Gabby Petito case moves forward
• Why parents should wait for FDA authorization to vaccinate children
• How climate change impacts the Rocky Mountains
• Margaret Brennan on President Biden's foreign policy message to U.N.
• President Biden delivers message of unity at U.N. General Assembly as domestic agenda challenges loom
• Drew Barrymore discusses season 2 of her talk show and reviving ‘Never Been Kissed’ Character Josie
• Abortion clinics in Colorado and Louisiana see increase in patients from Texas following new abortion law
• Late-night hosts team up for "Climate Night"
• Police resume search for Brian Laundrie after Gabby Petito's death initially ruled a homicide
• CBS News investigation finds California Medical Board lets negligent doctors stay in business
• Thousands of Haiti migrants are running out of options at border
• Preliminary autopsy says Gabby Petito was homicide victim
• "This virus is an evil, evil thing": Kentucky health care workers overwhelmed by surge of COVID patients
• House Democrats pass spending bill and debt limit increase despite zero Republican support
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