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• Nightfall offers faint respite from sweltering inland temps
• Kaiser nurses picket across state
• Thornton pipeline plan hits snag to pump water from Poudre
• Disability marker introduced in Colorado could go worldwide
• Angelenos struggling to adapt to extreme heat
• Tuolumne County Sheriff's Office issues evacuation orders due to fire
• Answers to your Good Questions about the Minnesota State Fair: Part 2
• Watch 'Parched: California's Climate Crisis' on KPIX and online
• Gridlock traffic on 5 Freeway through Castaic area continues
• DPS, union agree to 8.7% salary increase for teachers
• Advocates work to give families an affordable legal option
• High temperatures force students indoors Thursday
• Cal State LA students bake inside classrooms after A/C units break
• Report: 3M planning layoffs to adjust to slowing economy
• How Lake Tahoe is preparing for Labor Day weekend a year after the Caldor Fire
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Hot Friday and storm chances Saturday afternoon
• Community organizations step up for migrants bused from Texas, donations flood in
• Dallas police looking for critical missing man who they say may be confused
• Video shows dramatic end to wrong-way police chase in Coon Rapids
• Plano East football team celebrates diversity of players, coach says it 'unifies everybody'
• Refsnyder completes Red Sox rally for 9-8 win over Rangers
• Jogging strollers recalled due to child injury risk
• Aurora police find missing 10-year-old child
• Devonshire's late Pick 6 lifts No. 17 Pitt over WVU, 38-31
• Pitt-West Virginia sets record for largest Pittsburgh sporting event crowd
• 'Pageantry and hospitality' headline Gopher gameday, while U works to crack down on nearby crime
• Bank robber wearing security uniform targets Commerce Bank
• Emerson College Police warn about spiked drinks
• Serena, Venus Williams lose in 1st round of US Open doubles
• CBS3 Mysteries: Andrew Stengel's father taking action to help police solve son's murder
• DePaul University warns of sexual assaults on campus; students are left with questions
• State Rep. Matt Gray pleads guilty to DWAI
• Officers scour Columbus Park Golf Course for suspect who escaped Elmhurst police custody
• Woman in critical condition after Roxbury shooting
• Judge orders release of Ricardo Arroyo case files
• Rare albino fawn spotted near Lake Mille Lacs
• 1 year after Ida, hard-hit Manville continues to rebuild
• LASD relieves 2 deputies of duty after year-long investigation
• Fort Worth's West 7th Street project delayed, causing headaches for drivers and businesses
• Despite Abbott's remarks, gun safety advocates fight to raise age to buy Military style rifles
• Arrests made in murder of man sitting in wheelchair outside South LA McDonald's in May
• Opposition mounts against Pacheco Reservoir expansion project
• Live Like Bella: Miami police car painted for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
• Family of victims in Fort Worth shooting speak out for the first time
• New Jersey man sentenced for Tom Brady Super Bowl ring fraud
• Kelly Weidenbach appointed Adams Co. Public Health Exec. Dir.
• The differences between heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and a heat stroke
• Real estate group threatens legal action against Councilwoman Ramos after she warns of 'questionable practices'
• Serena and Venus Williams lose first-round doubles match at U.S. Open
• Deatrich Wise Jr. announced as Ron Burton Community Service Award winner
• Chicago resident diagnosed with West Nile virus for first time this year
• Díaz escapes in 8th, Mets take series from MLB-best Dodgers with 5-3 win
• Pennsylvania offers pardon application for select lower-level marijuana convictions
• Prosecutor urges forcible medication in clinic shooting
• Three broken water mains in Dixmoor fixed, two to go
• Clumsy would-be car thief caught on camera in Camden County
• Rally held for Robert Lyles, former NFL linebacker who needs heart transplant
• Procession held for Chicago Police officer who died by suicide
• Walnut Creek closes open spaces over concerns of extreme temps, fire danger
• Bradish superb as Orioles pound 3 homers, blank Guardians 3-0
• Driver of truck crashes into 3 buildings in Charleroi
• Health department launches site to pre-register for monkeypox vaccine
• Díaz escapes in 8th, Mets take series from MLB-best Dodgers
• Police seeking additional victims of Woodland Hills child sex offender
• FBI agents search New York, Florida properties linked to Russian oligarch
• 14 years for West Virginia officer, firefighter in rape case
• Dirk Nowitzki's No. 14 jersey has been retired by the German national team
• R. Kelly opts not to testify at his federal trial as defense attorneys begin presenting their case
• Jan. 6 committee requests information from Newt Gingrich
• Vaughn, Pollock homer, White Sox beat Royals
• Ulster County wildfire still burning after nearly 1 week
• San Diego County showing way forward in beating back water shortages
• Father sentenced to prison in death of infant son
• Mayor Hancock announces nomination for Denver police chief
• Webb Telescope captures its first direct image of an exoplanet
• Woman dies, another man shot, in Auburn Gresham
• Face 2 Face Healing helps hundreds of patients across the globe
• Orange Line shuttle bus driver attacked in Jackson Square
• Labor Day Weekend travelers feel the heat as record-setting temps bake freeways
• Mastriano, Pa. Republican nominee for governor, sues Jan. 6 committee over deposition authority
• After a 10th child dies in the last 9 months on the DCFS radar, lawmakers demand changes
• A's unable to hold on, lose to Nationals in 10 innings
• Wildfire burning south of Willits prompts evacuation warning
• LAUSD struggling to keep aging A/C units on in some classrooms as temps continue to spike
• US agents search N.Y. properties linked to Russian oligarch
• One-handed running back Albert Kunickis living his dream with Northwestern Wildcats
• FEMA administrator calls water crisis in Mississippi a "tragic situation"
• Schools offering low-cost apartments to teachers to combat shortages
• Two teenagers shot, seriously injured in Joliet
• New rate hikes goes into effect for New Jersey American Water customers
• Mission Viejo caretaker arrested for sexually assaulting woman with disabilities
• Influx of EVs expected to crunch not crush California power grid
• Police: 6 children attacked by foxes in Lakewood, New Jersey
• Canvassers fail to certify Michigan abortion ban ballot initiative
• Conversations on race, equity par for the course at Be The Change Golf Tournament
• Federal officials issue warning about potentially deadly rainbow fentanyl shaped like colorful candy
• After 'weird' offseason, Garoppolo glad to be back with 49ers
• Police: Child killed in Queens hit-and-run
• Lake Worth police, Texas Parks & Wildlife relocate alligator spotted near an ATM
• FIU Embrace providing meaningful education to students with developmental disabilities so they can work and live independently
• DuPage Airport unveils major upgrade to customs facility
• Kids saving kids: How statewide reporting tools can help prevent, stop school shootings
• Bears to unveil conceptual plans for Arlington Heights stadium on Sept. 8
• Mother and son team up to help homeless in Hayward
• Eagles claim former college teammate of Jalen Hurts off waivers
• Judge rules jurors can see swastikas drawn by Parkland school shooter
• A CBS 2 photojournalist is almost hit head-on by street racer
• Man charged with paying for fake hitmen to kill love rival
• Kidsburgh: Practicing an act of kindness every day for #BeKind21
• Woman seriously wounded in crossfire between 2 vehicles in North Lawndale
• Man accused of kidnapping Pennsylvania girl arrested in Brooklyn
• The Chicago Jazz Fest returns to Millennium Park this weekend
• Augsburg University students complain of "unsafe living conditions"
• Swelling deer herds are eating the profits of some Minnesota farmers: "It's a big problem"
• City of Chicago, social service agencies team up to provide shelter for migrants sent from Texas
• Deaf dog rescued after falling down California ravine, family calls it a 'miracle'
• How Temple Ambler, Upper Dublin Township recovering from Hurricane Ida one year later
• Alameda County bans some crowd-control weapons
• Delaware State University professor speaks on the significance of the Biden address in Philadelphia
• South Bay crews clear dried vegetation ahead of weekend heat wave
• Organizers preparing for Maryland Cycling Classic
• Urbanspace sets opening dates for NYC holiday markets
• NYC will start offering 2nd dose of monkeypox vaccine
• Rehoboth man on top of the arm wrestling world
• Oakland Police: Officer's SUV stolen during emergency call; driver arrested
• DEA issues new warning about fentanyl in rainbow colors
• Taking 'micro-breaks' at work could improve your health, researchers find
• N.J. man clears his conscience, returns library book overdue 77 years
• Study: Optimal sleep can lower risk for cardiovascular issues
• People with type A blood have slightly higher stroke risk, researchers say
• Gloucester declares emergency after train crossing arms hit cars
• Africa's oldest dinosaur skeleton discovered in Zimbabwe
• Advocates call for $4M investment to support migrants entering NYC schools
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Warm winds to kick off the weekend
• Elizabeth, NJ, still rebuilding following flooding from Ida
• Volunteers embark on daily searches in Chicago for injured, dead birds
• State Fair's Fresh French Fries stand pays tribute to long-time worker who died of COVID
• Bethel Park police chief at odds with district justice over cash bail
• UIC researchers use drone technology to better inspect light poles
• Man aids 78-year-old woman in fight with cab driver in Brooklyn
• Sen. Klobuchar returns from visit to Ukraine
• 7 Brooklyn businesses suffering post-Ida get unexpected help
• Heating oil customers taking advantage of lower prices
• NH frozen yogurt store owner accused of placing hidden camera in bathroom
• CDOT: Expect more traffic this Labor Day weekend
• NYC schools to revamp reading program after test scores decline
• CDC panel recommends Pfizer's update COVID-10 boosters for ages 12 and older
• Theranos cofounder Elizabeth Holmes request to toss out fraud verdict denied
• CBS News poll — Americans continue to feel U.S. democracy under threat
• Cooling centers open in Santa Clarita amid scorching heat
• CDC: E. coli sickens 97 people; most ate lettuce at a Wendy's
• Carbon pollution is far too cheap in the U.S., study finds
• 'Like no other': The African Festival of Arts returns to Chicago this weekend
• Pilots in North Texas protest against working conditions, unrealistic schedules
• Baltimore couple arrested for alleged role in Jan. 6 Capitol riot
• Man accused of stealing purses, using stolen cards to spend $4,000 in Ross Township
• 7-year-old with heart defect denied lifesaving medical device
• Operator of limo in 2018 upstate fatal crash likely going to trial
• Hung jury in woman's 2nd trial in murder of ex-husband and his fiancée
• Michigan measure to expand voting access blocked from ballot
• Tech grants cops "mass surveillance on a budget" — no warrant needed
• Legal team representing Trump in documents probe hires new lawyer
• "They should have known better" | Mother of man accused of sex crimes against underage girls speaks out
• Police: Stolen mail found in U-Haul truck after bailout in SW Miami-Dade
• New Vista High School evacuated due to police activity
• Feist exits as opening act in Arcade Fire tour over sexual misconduct allegations
• 2-alarm fire damages apartment building in Vacaville
• Delaware launches public health portal to update residents about monkeypox spread
• Massachusetts reports 7,790 new COVID cases over last week
• Labor Day travel crunch begins; LAX anticipates strong passenger numbers
• 2 accused of robbing woman in Modesto Costco parking lot
• Summer of Swing in full motion at Morris Arboretum through end of September
• Jamaican pride on display across NYC
• Morgan State University increases patrols after security guard killed near campus
• LA county moves from "medium" to "low" level of COVID-19 activity category
• Northbound I-45 lanes blocked in Dallas after crash involving big rig
• Gloria Estefan gets a Barbie for her birthday
• Texas woman pleads guilty to role in $2.6M romance scam
• NASA preps Artemis moon rocket for second launch try Saturday
• Wrong way driver on C-470 nearly hits state trooper head-on
• Teen abducted from her Pennsylvania home found in NYC, police say
• Much-needed snow-clearing equipment coming to Arnold Palmer Regional Airport
• California lawmakers fail to advance limits on carrying concealed weapons
• Dallas police officer recovering after patrol car hit
• Democrats in California legislature cap 'watershed year' on climate
• Suspects identified in Fort Worth police chase
• VIDEO: Pair of catalytic converter thieves caught in the act by CHP air unit in Roseville
• Water aerobics a big hit among seniors on Long Island
• Former NYPD officer receives longest sentence of any Jan. 6 defendant to date
• Supply Chain Crisis: Some high school football teams don't have enough helmets
• Colorado public defenders launch union drive over workloads
• Crystal school teacher accused of sexually assaulting 2 relatives while they were minors
• Lawmakers approve plan to keep Diablo Canyon nuclear plant open 5 more years
• Investigators believe smoking caused massive house fire in Lynn
• BART to standardize departure times throughout week; Sunday single-tracking ends
• President Biden, VP Harris both planning September trips to Boston
• Mount Diablo conservationist discovers new population of critically endangered plant
• Report: Russell Wilson, Broncos agree to five-year, $245M extension
• Police seek to ID' person of interest' in 2021 Bronzeville homicide
• California may add wine, liquor bottles to recycling program
• Waterborne diseases spreading among flood victims in Pakistan
• Hawaii closes last coal-fired power plant
• Patriots RT Isaiah Wynn misses practice on Thursday
• Standoff next to railroad tracks ends, police pull driver out of truck
• How college students can build credit without going into debt
• Semiconductor wafer manufacturer bringing supply chain to new Michigan facility
• Air quality in 'moderate to unhealthy' range in Antelope Valley
• Woman attacked by charging bear while fixing the lid on her hot tub
• 'We're living in an era of extremes'; Temperatures begin climb to triple digits
• Mel Tucker leads No. 15 Michigan State against Western Michigan
• Arrest made after school threat prompts lockdown of Homestead school
• Red Sox calling up Connor Wong, Eduard Bazardo
• Fire at Best Western hotel in Greenwood Village forces short evacuation
• Electric-motor watercrafts maker to open plant in WVa
• Man charged with illegally hunting bear at Massachusetts campground
• Florida teen battling brain-eating amoeba to be transferred to world-class rehab center in Chicago
• State bill protecting reproductive digital information heads to Newsom's desk
• Teen accused of murdering Lily Peters back in court Thursday
• Anchor Bay School District to hire armed security guards
• Cloudflare indicates services will continue for controversial website Kiwi Farms
• Eagles maneuver to try to overtake Cowboys in NFC East
• ComEd goat parade held along Chicago River
• Military working dogs will be on the job at Fleet Week
• Resident finds man's body floating in Oakland County lake
• East Oakland illegal casino bust nets firearms, 15 pounds of marijuana
• Family of Cooper Roberts, 8-year-old Highland Park shooting victim, provides update on recovery
• 2 Hemet felons charged with selling guns, gifting pipe bombs to undercover ATF agent
• Nick Kyrgios complains he smelled marijuana during win at the U.S. Open
• Poe on injured reserve after preseason spill, Harbaugh says
• Milpitas landfill reaches $210K settlement with Air District over pollution violations
• CVS Health fires nurse over her anti-abortion stance, suit says
• Rib Fest kicks off at Acrisure Stadium before Backyard Brawl
• To Write Love on Her Arms - Bringing hope to communities across the world
• Judge: Jury in Parkland shooter's trial can see swastikas Nikolas Cruz drew in class
• Pressure mounts for credit card companies to track suspect gun sales
• One-day-a-week outdoor watering schedule goes into effect in Pasadena
• Patriots reportedly add Lynn Bowden Jr. to practice squad
• Police locate family members of baby found in stroller in Baltimore alleyway
• Mond and Mannion didn't do enough to beat Mullens for No. 2 QB job, O'Connell says
• Wolf starts process to pardon lower level marijuana convictions
• Ginni Thomas urged Wisconsin lawmakers to overturn 2020 results, emails show
• WBZ Ice Cream Social honors people making communities better
• Detroit opens applications for 1st phase of recreational marijuana licenses
• Department of Transportation launches customer service dashboard for airlines cancellation, delay policies
• Bodycam video shows Ohio police officer fatally shooting suspect in bed
• Report: gun violence costs Santa Clara County over $72M annually
• Dr. Arwady: Get the updated COVID vaccine right now as CDC approval could come Thursday
• Oath Keepers attorney charged with conspiracy, witness tampering in Jan. 6 riot
• Ford recalls SUVs; heating and cooling fans can catch fire
• Buffaloes will play Cornhuskers in special Marshall Fire fundraiser
• Baltimore man charged with murder in downtown shooting
• Wolf starts process to pardon lower level marijuana convictions
• Ford recalls nearly 200,000 SUVs over fire risk
• Cruise updates software for autonomous vehicles after SF injury crash
• Blue Earth County Sheriff's Office seeks public input in proposed body-worn camera policy
• Judge orders Lindsey Graham to testify in Georgia, but limits questioning
• Best mesh network routers for your home: Eero, Netgear Orbi, Google Nest and more
• Train collides with pickup truck, police set to make possible arrest in Weld County
• Retired CPD officer shot while breaking up robbery attempt in Greater Grand Crossing
• Tagovailoa leads Maryland into opener against Buffalo
• Murphy announces $283 million in Ida relief funds
• Michigan man facing murder, sexual assault charges in Florida
• 100-plus Detroiters given deeds to their homes through city's Buy Back program
• Maryland governor candidates Moore, Cox to face off in televised debate
• Metrolink offers discounted tickets for EBT card holders
• Mushrooms sold in 15 states recalled over salmonella risks
• Boil water advisory in Novi lifted
• NYC to build 2,000 new rain gardens, install flood sensors
• Appeal window closes on "Hero Pay," payments amounts yet to be determined
• The best Waterpiks and water flossers in 2022
• Adams County resident dies after contracting West Nile Virus
• U-Haul truck roof ripped off in Brighton "Storrowing"
• Kitchen Possible partnering with local restaurants to empower kids
• Trinity High School students return to class following potential threat, district says
• Police arrest thief who was critically injured after crashing stolen motorcycle
• California moves one step closer to mandatory kindergarten
• Couple robbed at gunpoint in Stanford Shopping Center parking lot; 5 suspects sought
• Twitter finally begins testing an editing button
• Who is Mary Peltola? Democrat becomes first Alaska Native elected to Congress
• Chicago Bears place N'Keal Harry on Injured Reserve
• 1 minor killed, 2 hurt in apparent stabbing at North Carolina high school, authorities say
• Detroit man charged in fatal shooting of transgender woman
• Road closures, SEPTA detours in place for President Joe Biden's Philadelphia visit
• Ford recalls nearly 200K SUVs whose fan motors can catch fire
• Sam's Club raising membership prices
• UND president apologizes that university still holds tribal artifacts, remains
• Hundreds more rescued beagles arrive in Chino Hills, San Diego
• $1M lotto ticket sold at Baltimore liquor store
• Student cut with can opener during fight at Chester High School, school district spokesperson says
• NYPD releases bodycam video of viral confrontation in Harlem
• Airline pilots picketing for change after summer of woes
• Massachusetts not expected to tax federal student loan forgiveness
• U.N. says China's Uyghur detentions may be "crimes against humanity"
• Ed Dwight discovers new life mission after nearly becoming first Black astronaut
• Scott announces over $13M in funding to 15 Baltimore nonprofits
• Sac City Unified welcomes students back to school on Thursday
• Clinics, doctor seek to halt Florida's 15-week abortion law
• Chelmsford neighborhood evacuated after gas main struck
• 15th Annual Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival in full swing
• Woman arrested following fatal trailer fire in Beltrami County
• Mother who searched Mexico for missing son's remains is abducted and killed
• Sumner Tunnel will stay open for Labor Day Weekend
• MSP: I-96 reopened at M-39 after police investigate possible road rage shooting
• Tropical Storm Danielle forms in the Atlantic
• North Etiwanda Preserve closed beyond Labor Day due to forecast heat wave, fire danger
• Friday is National Food Bank Day, here are some ways to help
• Twitter is finally testing out an edit button
• Where's Marty? At Killa Dogz, the fourth stop on his Hot Dog Week tour
• Odenton man charged with murder of 78-year-old grandmother
• Lufthansa canceling flights from Frankfurt, Munich as pilots strike
• 29-year-old father arrested in child abuse case
• Florida jobless claims remain at pre-pandemic pace
• Police investigating possible abduction in West Baltimore
• Ultraprocessed foods linked to cancer and early death, studies find
• 15,000 Minnesota nurses to strike as they demand better conditions
• More than 2 dozen people displaced by Paterson fire
• Mitchell, Schooler react to making Patriots' roster
• Suspect charged with attempted murder in shooting of two men in Chicago Lawn
• Denver hires first chief urban designer
• List: Cooling centers open across Northern California as heat wave hits
• Judge orders release of detailed list of property seized in Trump FBI search
• Street racer caught on camera drifting and nearly hitting cars on Columbus Drive
• September starts just like August ended in Denver with more toasty weather
• Eagle County Schools asks people to house teachers as rents rise
• 38-percent of Massachusetts now in "extreme drought"
• Aurora bans certain grasses in new landscaping
• Mexican fentanyl smuggler sentenced to 7 years in prison in Monterey County death
• Woman fatally struck by semi tractor trailer on US 23
• 2021 saw records for heat, greenhouse gas concentrations and sea level rise
• School safety concerns reach 20-year high among U.S. parents, survey shows
• Why air turbulence could be about to get a whole lot worse
• Update: Boil water advisory lifted for Commerce Township, Walled Lake; Still in effect for Novi
• PTL Links: September 1, 2022
• Nearly $3 billion could be coming back to Mass. taxpayers
• Woman sought in theft of more than $500,000 in jewelry, watches
• Brett Rypien surprise winner as Wilson's backup
• Swindell Bridge reopens to traffic today
• Broncos place Michael Ojemudia and Greg Dulcich on IR
• Princess Diana turned heads, was cover girl in Eagles jacket
• 1 in 3 Americans plan to get out of town Labor Day weekend
• Arts + Rec Uptown
• Church Basement Ladies: "Plowin' Through"
• I ordered the Casper mattress and Saatva mattress. Here's the one I kept
• Perk Up: The Scoop on Drinking Caffeine Responsibly
• State police searching for missing, endangered 37-year-old Lyle Hiatt
• GM venture starts building battery cells at new Ohio factory
• Phil Murphy announces more disaster relief funding for those affected by Ida in New Jersey
• Statewide Flex Alert extended a second day
• Poland to demand $1.3 trillion in WWII reparations from Germany
• Montreal-to-Boston overnight train service up for discussion
• Trump settles with House panel in dispute over financial records
• Mac Jones, Patriots offense ironing out new wrinkles
• Man, woman found shot dead on Brickell sidewalk
• Top Russian oil executive dies after a "fall from hospital window"
• Police: 13-year-old boy struck by moped that fled the scene
• Fall air travel: What to expect this Labor Day and beyond
• Bicyclist struck, killed in NE Miami
• Woman claims months of rape and abuse at hands of Taliban husband
• NEXT Weather: Expect scattered storms
• Chicago police issues alert of recent armed robberies in River North, West Loop
• Baltimore County baker Jason Hisley to compete in Food Network competition
• Temple Ambler to host remembrance program 1 year after remnants of Ida rolled through the region
• How a mortgage pre-approval can help you
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 9/1 Thursday forecast
• Minnesota Nurses Association will announce next step in contract negotiations Thursday
• Stephen Curry's latest 3: Joins Davidson HOF, has jersey retired, graduates
• Man charged with attempted murder of 48-year-old in South Austin
• Massachusetts gas prices drop to $4 a gallon
• U.N. inspectors finally reach nuke plant on front line of Ukraine war
• Black Americans experience higher rates of gun violence, according to latest poll
• You can now compare airlines' delay and cancellation policies in one place
• Phillies pound 22 hits, cruise to 18-2 win over Diamondbacks
• NYPD: Man, woman killed in separate East Village shootings
• Pennsylvania declares drought watch in 36 counties as dry weather continues
• New York's new gun laws take effect today
• 13-year-old abducted in Reading found safe in Brooklyn; man arrested: police
• NEXT Weather: Hot Friday with isolated showers, possible storms
• Pittsburgh Weather: Week closes out dry and warm, but weekend rain a possibility
• White House to encourage COVID boosters, flu shot this fall
• What travelers can expect for Labor Day weekend and this fall
• 83-year-old man shot while driving through alley in South Austin
• Maryland teachers get free Dunkin' coffee Thursday
• Texas Gov. Greg Abbott sends bus of migrants to Chicago
• Reading, math scores fell sharply for 9-year-olds during pandemic, data show
• Man fatally shot in St. Paul's North End neighborhood
• About one-third of Americans are expected to travel for Labor Day weekend, AAA says
• Chicago First Alert Weather: sunny start to September
• Maryland Weather: A stunning start to September
• More Massachusetts schools ban cell phones in classrooms this year
• Homework Help: How to work through kids' assignments you may not understand
• Teacher and baseball coach arrested, accused of sexually assaulting children over a number of years
• Shooting at Wyncote, Montgomery County apartment complex sends 2 people to the hospital
• 2 men shot outside apartment building in Kingsessing, Philadelphia police say
• Baggage handler at New Orleans' major airport killed
• Report details alleged abuse of Ukrainians at Russian filtration camps
• Personalizing money "rules" to fit your financial reality
• Pittsburgh's 'Sister Bridges' to get LED lighting upgrade this year
• Ohtani's 30th HR rallies Angels over Yankees
• Columbus police chief: Man shot and killed by police may have been holding vape pen
• Pennsylvania State Police apprehend suspect wanted for sexual assault
• What are Prop 26 and Prop 27?
• Pennsylvania State Police investigate shooting at East Pittsburgh gas station
• Woman sentenced in W. Va. for scamming money from elderly
• Hiura, Urías get key hits as Brewers beat Pirates 6-1
• Two Pittsburgh Police officers, one supervisor fired in connection with falsified timecards
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• Walnut Creek closes open space parks as temps soar
• Influx of EVs expected to crunch not crush California power grid
• San Diego models methods of coping with permanent drought
• Rally held in Los Angeles for Robert Lyles, former NFL linebacker in critical condition
• Fans flock to Arthur Ashe Stadium for Williams sisters' doubles match
• 2 Hemet felons charged with selling guns, gifting pipe bombs to undercover ATF agent
• Irwindale Police dash cam shows moment pursuit suspect on motorcycle crashes
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• Mother and son team helps homeless in Hayward
• Thieves steal trailer from martial arts center in Northern Colorado
• Driver of truck crashes into 3 buildings in Charleroi
• New report details impact of climate change on Sacramento's water supply
• Montezuma County Sheriff candidate advocates for anti-trans policies if elected
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• Adams County names its first ever public health executive director
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• Court of Appeals judge denies City of Thornton right to finish pipeline project
• Mothers' Milk Bank helps families in need during gap between formula production and delivery
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (Sept. 1 PM Edition)
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• Math, reading scores plummet because of the pandemic
• Opposition mounts to Pacheco Dam expansion
• Eagle County School District pleads with homeowners to make space for teachers, school employees
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• Busy airports and roads expected for Labor Day weekend
• Registered sex offender on bail arrested again for alleged sex crimes against two underage girls
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• 'This is a national that rejects violence as a political tool': President Joe Biden in Philadelphia
• Sacramento County calling for outdoor events to be cancelled due to high temperatures
• Woman shot on Savin Street in Roxbury
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• Combating the ongoing water crisis in Jackson, Mississippi
• President Joe Biden speaks in Philadelphia
• Fire Watch: South Bay crews clear vegetation to ease fire danger
• Investigation continues into cases of food poisoning tied to 'Best of Baltimore' party
• Face 2 Face Healing helps hundreds of patients across the globe
• Math and reading test scores decline after pandemic disruptions
• DPS, Denver union agree to 8.7% salary increase for teachers; eliminate an incentive
• Soul Food Festival is back this weekend
• Biden delivers speech on "battle for the soul of the nation" in Philadelphia
• U.N. accuses China of possible "crimes against humanity" against Uyghurs
• Organizers preparing for Maryland Cycling Classic
• One-armed running back Albert Kunickis living his dream for Northwestern Wildcats
• Air conditioning units in many LAUSD schools failing, as temps rise
• Firefighter recovering from injuries received while fighting a Vacaville fire
• Canvassers fail to certify Michigan abortion ban ballot initiative
• Late Summer Heat Continues
• Late Summer Heat Continues
• Cal ISO extends the Flex Alert to Sep. 2
• Air quality in 'moderate to unhealthy' range in Antelope Valley
• DEA issues new warning about fentanyl in rainbow colors
• FIU Embrace program opens new worlds for special needs students
• Defense calls first witnesses in R. Kelly trial
• After a 10th child dies in the last 9 months on the DCFS radar, lawmakers demand changes
• SCUSD starts school year today, complete several construction projects over the summer
• New upgrades come to DuPage Airport customs facility
• NEXT Weather: 6 p.m. report
• Rain chances taper off tonight, but return Friday through the weekend
• Chicago teams up with service agencies to provide shelter for migrants from Texas
• Former NYPD officer sentenced to 10 years in prison for his part in Capitol riot
• Swelling deer herds eating Minnesota farmers’ profits
• Conversations on race, equity par for course at “Be The Change Golf Tournament”
• Labor Day Weekend travelers feeling the heat as triple digit temps bake Southland
• Chicago Bears to unveil conceptual plans for Arlington Heights stadium on Sept. 8
• Klobuchar returns from visit to Ukraine: "We have to be on their side"
• Cyclist killed
• Augsburg students take to social media to lament dorm bugs
• How to live your best life at the State Fair
• Oath Keepers attorney Kellye SoRelle arrested for conspiracy, obstruction of justice
• Federal judge considers Trump's request for a "special master" to review documents
• Chicago's DePaul University warns students of multiple sexual assaults
• First Alert Meteorologist Derek Beasley has your Thursday evening forecast
• Schools across North Texas go on lockdown after social media fuels threat rumors
• Kids saving kids: How statewide reporting tools can help prevent, stop school shootings
• CBS 2 photojournalist almost hit head-on by street racer
• Local Matters: Mary Peltola wins Alaska special election
• Kidsburgh: Practicing an act of kindness every day for #BeKind21
• The Chicago Jazz Fest returns to Millennium Park
• Mysterious E. coli outbreak is expanding, CDC says
• Sarah Palin loses Alaska House special election to Democrat Mary Peltola
• Morgan State University increases patrols after security guard killed near campus
• 'Storrowing' on Boston's Soldiers Field Road remains an annual problem
• Transportation Department launches new website to help flyers
• Nationwide pilot strikes loom over holiday weekend
• WBZ Evening News Update For September 1, 2022
• School combats teacher shortage through affordable housing
• Wolf starts process to pardon lower level marijuana convictions
• New expedited pardon process for low-level marijuana convictions will help some but not all
• Woman seriously wounded in crossfire between 2 vehicles in North Lawndale
• Biden to deliver prime-time address on "the soul of the nation"
• Former NYPD officer gets longest Capitol riot sentence yet
• Fans ready for Backyard Brawl
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 9/1 Evening Weather at 6PM
• Miami Weather 9-1-22 6PM
• Massachusetts not expected to tax federal student loan forgiveness
• Judge orders release of detailed list of property seized in Trump FBI search
• NEXT Weather: Clear, quiet Thursday night
• Urbanspace announces opening dates for holiday markets
• Rehoboth man on top of the arm wrestling world
• Barney Smith's Toilet Seat Art Museum on display in The Colony
• Water crisis is "absolutely tragic," FEMA head says
• Swindell Bridge reopens to traffic
• Taking 'micro-breaks' at work could improve your health, researchers find
• Jury in Parkland shooter’s trial hears from former 8th grade teacher who kept notes and documents
• Mississippi water crisis extends into fourth day
• Teacher and youth coach in multiple district accused of sexually assaulting children for years
• Arrest made after school threat prompts lockdown of Homestead school
• Study: If you get optimal sleep, you have a much lower risk for cardiovascular issues
• State fair feature: DNR building at the State Fair
• People with type A blood at slightly higher risk of having a stroke, researchers say
• Gun safety group critical of Gov. Greg Abbott
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Warm weather ahead for Labor Day weekend
• Texas sends migrants north by bus; U.S. ends a program for at-risk Afghans
• How Temple Ambler, Upper Dublin Township recovering from Ida one year later
• KDKA-TV Evening Forecast (9/1)
• Pilots in North Texas protest against working conditions
• CDOT: Expect more traffic this Labor Day weekend
• Volunteers embark on daily searches in Chicago for injured, dead birds
• Jersey City man returns library book 77 years late
• Next Weather: WBZ Evening Forecast For September 1
• NEXT Weather: 5 p.m. report
• $500k Jewelry Heist
• Judge orders release of detailed list of property seized in Trump FBI search
• Researchers at UIC use drones to inspect damaged light poles
• Delaware launches public health alert portal
• Firefighters battling wildfire in Ulster County for days
• State Fair french fry stand pays tribute to long-time worker who died of COVID
• White House releases excerpts of President' Biden's speech in Philadelphia
• 6 children attacked by foxes in New Jersey
• Police search for escaped prisoner in Columbus Park on West Side
• Minnesota nurses union announces 3-day strike later this September
• Looking back at Ida's impact on Elizabeth, New Jersey, 1 year later
• Witness who helped wounded CPD: "I would do it for anybody"
• Heating oil customers taking advantage of lower prices
• VIDEO: Wrong way driver on C-470 nearly hits state trooper head-on
• Man accused of kidnapping Pennsylvania teen faces charges
• Former intelligence officer on Trump documents investigation
• Suspect steals $21,000 from Wells Fargo customer after withdrawl
• Search continues for suspect who escaped Elmhurst police custody, ran into Columbus Park
• Bethel Park police chief at odds with district justice over cash bail
• Livery driver accused of pushing 78-year-old out of car in Brooklyn
• New vendor brings arepas to the State Fair
• It's time to play "Fair Feud"
• Judge to rule on Trump's special master request "in due course"
• Police investigate shooting in Roxbury
• Water aerobics a big hit among seniors on Long Island
• 9/1: Red and Blue
• NEXT Weather: 4 p.m. weather forecast
• Live Like Bella: Miami police car painted for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
• New Grandstand vendor keeps things sweet
• Baltimore couple arrested for alleged role in Jan. 6 Capitol riot
• On 1st day at WCCO, we sent Derek James straight to the fair
• Housing Help: Bank of America Loans
• Florida teen battling brain-eating amoeba to be transferred to world-class rehab center in Chicago
• CDC approves COVID-19 boosters thattarget omicron
• Living his dream, one-armed RB Albert Kunickis joins Northwestern Wildcats
• It's Senior Day at the State Fair
• Jamaican pride on display across NYC as island celebrates independence
• Chicago will be center of the Black art world this Labor Day weekend
• When is it a good time to buy or sell a home?
• Federal drug officials warning about new trend emerging across country involving fentanyl
• Immigration advocates call for $4M investment to support migrants
• How Brooklyn businesses got some much-needed help in the wake of Ida
• Man accused of stealing purses, using stolen cards to spend $4,000 in Ross Township
• City teams up with organizations to provide shelter for migrants from Texas
• Sumner Tunnel will stay open for Labor Day Weekend
• Military working dogs will be on the job at Fleet Week
• Rain in the forecast through Labor Day
• FBI searches Park Avenue apartment of Russian oligarch
• Knife used in fight at Chester High School, source says
• Judge hears arguments on whether to release Ricardo Arroyo case files
• Retired NYPD officer sentenced for assault in U.S. Capitol riot
• Gloucester declares emergency over train crossing gates
• Gloria Estefan Birthday Barbie
• Top Stories in Dallas - Fort Worth, September 1
• Nashua, NH frozen yogurt store owner accused of placing hidden camera in bathroom
• Search at Columbus Park Golf Course for man who escaped from Elmhurst police
• Pilots picketing for better contracts at 13 major airports
• Clumsy would-be car thief wanted in Gloucester Township
• Families of Schoharie limo crash victims preparing for possible trial
• Traffic closures ahead of President Biden's visit in Philadelphia
• National study shows test scores decline post-pandemic
• Man taken into custody after hours-long barricade inside Montgomeryville shopping center, authoritie
• Family members of abducted 13-year-old Reading girl relieved they are now reunited
• NYC to begin offering second dose vaccines for monkeypox
• 1 year after Ida, officials unveil plans to make region more resilient
• Postal inspectors working with MDPD to catch mail thief prowling neighborhoods in U-Haul truck
• Body cam video released of confrontation between officer, 19-year-old
• Retired CPD officer shot, seriously wounded while breaking up robbery attempt
• Gold Star families patricipate in ribbon cutting ceremony for tribute memorial in New Castle
• Father arrested in child abuse case
• 2 people shot in the head in separate East Village shootings
• FDNY battles fire at building in SoHo
• President Biden to give prime-time speech in Philadelphia for invited audience
• Traffic headaches underway as road closures, detours in effect for President Biden's visit to Indepe
• Summer of Swing in full motion at Morris Arboretum through end of September
• One person injured after shooting in Roxbury
• World's Largest Bounce House opening over Labor Day Weekend in South Jersey
• Student cut by can opener following fight at Chester High School
• Water hike begins Thursday in New Jersey
• Political analyst talks about what Biden's prime-time address means for campaigns in Pennsylvania
• Reading woman's ex-boyfriend charged with abducting 13-year-old daughter, authorities say
• VIDEO: Wrong way driver on C-470 nearly hits state trooper head-on
• Westmoreland County Airport Authority to purchase much-needed snow-clearing equipment
• Arvada Center’s ‘Into The Woods’ is a ‘metaphor for life’
• Vote on new COVID booster is expected from CDC Advisory Committee on Thursday
• CHP air unit helps catch catalytic converter thieves
• A Flood Advisory is in place in Tarrant and Denton Counties
• Federal judge to rule "in due course" on appointing special master in Mar-a-Lago search
• 13-year-old girl abducted from Pennsylvania home found in NYC
• Strong job market worries investors that aggressive interest rate hike could be coming
• Smoking materials most likely caused fire that displaced nine people in Lynn
• Judge to hear arguments in Trump documents case
• Inland temperatures climb towards triple digits ahead of forecast scorching holiday weekend
• Thursday afternoon forecast - Sept. 1, 2022
• Some evacuations lifted as Route Fire is 12% contained
• Flex Alert remains in place a second day in a row
• PIX Now
• Labor Day Weekend travel issues
• Rocklin vegetation fire under control
• California heat wave: Cooling centers opening around the region
• Thankfully no one was hurt in a hotel fire at a Best Western in Greenwood village
• Russell Wilson, Broncos agree to five-year, $245M extension
• Anchor Bay School District to hire armed security
• DPS, Denver union agree to 8.7% salary increase for returning teachers
• Explosion in Ukraine just a few miles from nuclear plant
• Standoff next to railroad tracks in Weld County ends, police pull driver out of truck
• Hot September Start!
• Adams County resident dies after contracting West Nile Virus
• Eagle County School District asks residents to take in teachers due to rising housing prices
• White House unveils new monkeypox vaccine equity plan
• Mississippi water crisis hits fourth day
• Reminders for Buffs football games at Folsom Field this season
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (Sept. 1 AM Edition)
• Your Thursday Afternoon Headlines, September 1st, 2022
• Question of the Day - 9/1
• World Butcher's Challenge at Golden 1 Center
• WBZ Ice Cream Social honors those who make communities better
• STUDIO DEBATE: Smoothie or not?
• NEXT Weather: Noon weather report
• Uniquely local handbags available at State Fair
• Barricade situation inside commercial building in Montgomeryville, police say
• Kidult Toys!
• Appeal deadline for "Hero Pay" passes
• Trump legal team, attorneys for U.S. Justice Department head to court
• Lily Peters' murder suspect back in court
• "We are devastated that we have to go to this extreme"
• Systemic problems behind the Jackson, Mississippi water crisis
• Good Day Rewind - 9/1
• KDKA-TV Afternoon Forecast (9/1)
• Trivia Toast
• Breaking down gas prices, travel trends ahead of Labor Day weekend
• Rib Fest kicks off at Acrisure Stadium
• Beagles rescued from research facility find new homes
• Teacher, coach accused of assaulting at least four children since 2020
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Sunshine on my shoulders
• Dipped N Color
• Father accused of severely injuring infant
• Bank of America offers zero-down mortgages to address racial homeownership gap
• Phil Murphy announces more disaster relief funding for those affected by Ida in New Jersey
• WBZ News Update For Sept. 1, 2022
• Gas leak forced neighbors to evacuate Chelmsford neighborhood
• Tips for athletes to prevent injuries during high school sports season
• Next Weather: WBZ midday forecast for September 1
• First Alert Weather: Picture perfect
• Dog gets spooked by herd of manatees
• Philadelphia Weather: Next Rain Chances
• Trinity High School students safe after threat
• N.J. announces more relief for Ida victims
• Thrive Yoga Series at the Roseville Galleria
• HealthWatch: Blood type could be linked to higher risk of early stroke, study finds
• Forever Fitness
• Rain chances increase across North Texas this afternoon
• NYC unveils rain gardens to prevent flooding
• Miami Proud: Meet "Mr. Imperial Point," the heart of Broward Health Imperial Point
• Southwest Philly shooting leaves 2 men injured, police say
• Marty Bass has your Thursday afternoon forecast
• College students moving into Boston face record low available apartments and record high prices
• Happily Ever Children
• 2 people shot at Towers at Wyncote Apartments
• NYPD releases body cam of Harlem altercation
• NEXT Weather forecast for Thursday 9/1/22 12PM
• CPD update on shooting of retired officer in Greater Grand Crossing
• 3 people in custody following fight at Chester High School: police
• Dr. Arwady: Get the updated COVID vaccine right now as CDC approval could come Thursday
• Retired CPD officer shot during robbery attempt in Greater Grand Crossing
• A year ago today, 2 tornadoes touched down in Anne Arundel County
• President Biden to give prime-time speech in Philadelphia on American democracy
• Police: Woman targeted in East Village shooting
• Moore, Cox agree to Maryland gubernatorial debate
• Steph Curry graduates at former college
• Celebration of life for Jason Jenkins
• Court's Tune - 9/1
• U.N. inspectors arrive at Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant
• Sacramento SPCA Pet of the Week - Meet Elf!
• U Haul truck roof torn apart after 'Storrowing' on Soldiers Field Road in Brighton
• Gov. Murphy commemorates 1 year since Ida
• Pilots at DFW Airport gather to protest work conditions
• Man, woman found shot dead in Brickell
• Thrive Yoga Series at the Roseville Galleria
• Mayor Adams marks 1 year since Ida
• Police: Stolen mail found in U-Haul truck after bailout in SW Miami-Dade
• Road closures, SEPTA detours in place for President Joe Biden's Philadelphia visit
• Biden to deliver prime-time speech in Pennsylvania on threats to democracy
• Federal judge to hear arguments on Trump's request for "special master" to review documents
• Serena and Venus Williams on 60 Minutes
• Paws for a Purpose - Elk Grove
• La Casita by Betsey and Giselle - Folsom
• Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival (Part 2)
• Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival (Part 1)
• DPS, Denver union agree to 8.7% salary increase for returning teachers
• Nothing Bundt Cakes Anniversary!
• The Amazing Croozer The Dog!
• Police: Stolen mail found in U-Haul truck after bailout in SW Miami-Dade
• Church Basement Ladies take the fair's DNR stage
• Retired CPD critically wounded in Greater Grand Crossing shooting
• Rescued beagles arrive in Chino Hills
• Arts + Rec opens in Uptown
• Top floral trends for a fall wedding
• Broadway International Festival
• CBS13 News AM News Update - 9/1/22
• NEXT Weather: 9 a.m. weather forecast
• Mid-morning team gets into State Fair food fight
• The net effect taking breaks at work can have
• Have you checked out the DNR building?
• Mid-morning headlines from Sept. 1, 2022
• Dad Joke of the Day
• Something Good: Dan Droz
• What's on the grill at Ryan's house?
• 45th Annual Jewish Food Faire
• Brenden Schooler on cut down day anxiety, making Patriots' 53-man roster
• PTL Weekend Guide: Sept. 1, 2022
• Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival (Pt. 2)
• Disability marker introduced in Colorado could go worldwide
• Learnin' about bourbon
• Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival (Pt. 1)
• Where's Marty? Getting a tour of 8 of Killa Dogz 18 combinations
• More Americans now smoke cannabis than cigarettes
• Terry Hasseltine tells us about the Maryland Cycling Classic happening this Sunday
• Sugarloaf Fire Station in Boulder County ransacked, robbed
• 15,000 Minnesota nurses to strike for three days starting Sept. 12
• Will Murdoch of Charm City Run tells us about some big events coming up
• Street racer caught on camera drifting & nearly hitting cars on Columbus Drive
• Where's Marty? Taking a bite of a killer dog at Killa Dogz on Belair Road
• Ask Dr. Agus: New COVID boosters to target Omicron
• Restaurant manager details impact of the water crisis in Jackson, Mississippi
• Where's Marty? At Killa Dogz, the fourth stop on his Hot Dog Week tour
• Health departments investigating food-poisoning cases after 'Best of Baltimore' party
• Columbine High School student bullied for years through fake Safe2Tell reports
• Investigation underway after man, 19, killed near Morgan State University
• Reporter Adam Willis on state intentions to turn State Center over to Baltimore City
• Aurora bans certain turfs and 'decorative' grasses in new landscaping
• Flex alert extended a second day
• Route Fire burning near Castaic grows to 5,100 acres
• Meteorologist Tim Williams has your Thursday morning forecast
• Alex Biston's weather forecast (Sept. 1)
• LA County Fair returns May 5, 2023
• WBZ and Pizzi's Farm hold ice cream party for Stanley Senior Center in Waltham
• Border 32 Fire in San Diego County burns multiple structures
• Thursday weather forecast - Sept. 1, 2022
• Labor Day weekend travel tips
• FEMA urges people prepare before the disaster strikes
• Sac City Unified welcoming 38,000 students back to school on Thursday
• Kitchen Possible partnering with local restaurants to empower kids
• Pittsburgh Today Live Chat: Sept. 1, 2022
• Veteran firefighter talks about the drought and wildfires
• LAX bracing for busiest Labor Day travel weekend since 2020
• First Alert Weather forecast for Thursday morning
• 49ers-Santa Clara city officials reach settlement over management of Levi's Stadium
• PIX Now -- Thursday morning headlines from the KPIX newsroom
• Next Weather: WBZ mid-morning forecast for September 1
• Judge to hear arguments on Trump's request to appoint a special master to review documents
• WBZ News update for September 1
• Healthy Roots Dolls founder and CEO on diversity, representation
• Man, woman found shot dead in Brickell
• Facts behind the migrants arriving at border
• North Texas can expect rainy start to September
• NEXT Weather forecast for Thursday 9/1/22 6AM
• Your Weather Forecast
• Entrepreneur Bethenny Frankel discusses "shadow-banning" allegations and business tips
• Police alert residents in River North, West Loop of recent armed robberies
• Denver teachers union, school district continue contract negotiations after 20 hours of discussion
• First Black astronaut candidate Ed Dwight Jr.'s second mission
• What's LuLu's Public House cooking up at the State Fair?
• Ida: One year later lessons learned
• Montreal-to-Boston train service up for discussion
• Digital Brief: Sept. 1, 2022 (AM)
• Next step in nurse contract negotiations to be announced Thursday
• A look at the animals inside the Miracle of Birth Center
• Experimental brain implant allows people to communicate using only thoughts
• NEXT Weather: 6 a.m. report
• Meet the Miracle of Birth Center's cow expert
• Woman shot to death in Greenwich Village
• Illinois state lawmaker aims to crackdown on illegal street racing, stunts
• Minnesota Nurses Association will announce strike decision Thursday
• Previewing day 8 of Minnesota State Fair
• NEXT Weather: Next rain chances
• International monitors inspect nuclear power plant on front line of war in Ukraine
• Black Americans experience higher rates of gun violence, researchers say
• Ohio police shooting caught on bodycam
• Ex-NYPD officer faces more than 17 years for participating in Capitol riot
• DSU's Dr. Sam Hoff talks midterm elections and President Biden's visit to Philly
• Biden to give prime-time speech in Philadelphia about state of democracy ahead of midterms
• Former President Trump's team pushes back on DOJ filing
• California wildfires force evacuations in heat wave
• 9/1: CBS News Mornings
• Pennsylvania declares drought watch in 36 counties
• Jan. 6 riot-related sentencing day for ex-Marine and NYC cop: CBS News Flash Sept. 1, 2022
• Construction for new playground underway in Delaware County
• Doug Mastriano faces backlash after photo in Confederate uniform emerges
• Trump's legal team responds to Justice Department filing another request for special master
• Chopper 2 over Paterson fire
• Massachusetts gas prices drop to $4 a gallon
• 83-year-old man shot while driving through alley in South Austin
• Former NYPD officer faces sentencing for Jan. 6 riot
• Temple Ambler to host remembrance program 1 year after remnants of Ida rolled through the region
• Chicago First Alert Weather: sunny start to September
• Vulnerable man separated from group at State Fair
• Man fatally shot in St. Paul's North End neighborhood
• Teacher and youth baseball coach facing felony charges
• More Massachusetts schools banning cell phones in classrooms this year
• Homework help (Pt. 2)
• WCCO Digital Update: Morning of Sept. 1, 2022
• About one-third of Americans are expected to travel for Labor Day weekend
• NEXT Weather: 4:30 a.m. report
• Texas Gov. Greg Abbott sends bus of migrants to Chicago
• President Biden to deliver prime-time speech in Philadelphia on Thursday night
• KDKA-TV Morning Forecast (9/1)
• First Alert Weather: Nice start to September
• Homework help (Pt. 1)
• NYPD commissioner to be honored
• 13-year-old struck by moped in the Bronx
• New York's new gun laws take effect today
• Suspect arrested in Hell's Kitchen stabbing
• Police take wanted sexual assault suspect into custody
• Pa. State Police investigating shooting in East Pittsburgh
• Next Weather: WBZ morning forecast for September 1
• Pittsburgh Police ready for crowds attending Backyard Brawl
• Shooting at Wyncote, Montgomery County apartment complex sends 2 people to the hospital
• 2 men shot outside apartment complex in Kingsessing, Philadelphia police say
• Sister bridges to get LED lightning upgrades
• Ireland Contracting Nightly Sports Call: August 31, 2022 (Pt. 1)
• Ireland Contracting Nightly Sports Call: August 31, 2022 (Pt. 2)
• Ireland Contracting Nightly Sports Call: August 31, 2022 (Pt. 3)
• Two Pittsburgh Police officers, one supervisor fired in connection with falsified timecards
• Family Feud Question of the Day! 9-1