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• Ohtani, Trout power Angels to 10-0 win over Tigers
• Vacaville loses power during the hottest part of the day
• Giants hit 5 HRs, beat Dodgers to snap 8-game skid vs LA, 7-4
• Chinatown's famous China Live welcomes record crowd over Labor Day weekend
• California lawmakers want ranking system for heat waves
• Giants hit 5 HRs, beat Dodgers 7-4 to snap 8-game skid vs LA
• Sacramento Republic FC hopes for 1 more upset to win US Open Cup
• Traffic along I-5 in Castaic remains snarled due to Route Fire, holiday travelers
• Cattle ranchers make sure the herd has plenty of water, shade during heat wave
• President Biden visits Pittsburgh for Labor Day 2022
• CEO of Committee of Seventy discusses why Biden, Trump are campaigning so hard in Pennsylvania
• Uvalde school year starts amid fear and unfinished security
• As more migrants are bused to Chicago from Texas, activists struggle to keep up with aid
• Rain does not damper spirits on final day of Rib Fest
• 1 dead, several injured in Boca Chita Key boat crash
• Flooding risk continues in southern New England Tuesday
• Students, teachers gearing up for school in New Jersey on Tuesday
• Thirteen members of City Council are leaving, and one alderman says more are to follow
• Fall allergy season upon us in Minnesota – and it's longer
• A look at Bloomington Public Schools' security measures to keep students safe
• Family searches for "angel" who paid elderly woman's grocery store bill
• DPW issues Boil Water Advisory for parts of Baltimore after E. coli detected
• Local activist wants Philadelphia to bring in National Guard to help with gun violence crisis
• Gubernatorial candidates make final pitches before Massachusetts primary
• How are official state symbols chosen? Which ones has Minnesota rejected?
• Flooding shuts down I-95 in Rhode Island
• With Stanley returning to practice, Ravens getting healthier as opener approaches
• Volunteers check on vulnerable senior citizens during the Labor Day heatwave
• Coach Matt Eberflus, Bears prepare to take on 49ers in season opener Sunday
• Brown dazzles in MLB debut as Astros edge Rangers 1-0
• LAUSD targeted by ransomware attack, computer systems impacted
• Britney Spears says "I don't believe in God anymore"
• Rolling blackouts are a "possibility" as historic western heatwave continues
• Update: Fast-moving 2-alarm fire in Martinez hills 75% contained
• Labor Day weekend gives Ocean City businesses a late summer boost as the holiday ends
• Dirksen Federal Courthouse to be closed Tuesday; R. Kelly trial among those to be put off
• Lance Lynn dominates on mound as White Sox top Mariners
• Some restaurants see business spike following flex alerts
• Palin calls on rival to drop out of race after Democrat wins special election
• Much of central MD under Flood Watch until Tuesday afternoon
• Body found in Memphis as police search for abducted jogger
• One man killed, one wounded in McKinley Park shooting
• US paper savings bonds taking long time to cash
• Missing Mokena teen found after arriving at work but never went into the building
• Man shot 5 times in Olney, Philadelphia police say
• Passenger accused of pulling gun on Red Line quickly arrested after security officers contact police
• Blazing record Labor Day heat grips the Bay Area; Fairfield hits 117°
• Jets' Wilson works out, still "possible" to start vs. Ravens
• Orioles lose second game of doubleheader against Blue Jays, 8-4
• Wolf recaptured after escaping Cleveland Zoo habitat
• "Cow-killing weather": String of days with triple-digit heat proving deadly at NorCal dairy farms
• Rays stop Red Sox 4-3 to stay 5 games back of Yankees
• 13-year-old boy shot in East Baltimore, police say
• Colorado's highways, interstates clogged after Labor Day
• Frances Tiafoe shocks No. 2 Rafael Nadal, advances to US Open quarters
• Wastewater surveillance becomes more targeted in search for poliovirus, monkeypox and coronavirus
• Sheriff: Woman jumps from moving vehicle in Washington after being kidnapped, suspect arrested
• Landmark's Embassy Cinema in Waltham closes
• Crews clean up homeless camps in Jefferson County
• One of the biggest strikes in US history is brewing at UPS
• Property owner finds human remains in backyard of W. Baltimore home
• New Jersey mom celebrates daughter's doctorate with billboard
• New California law could raise fast-food minimum wage to $22 an hour
• 1 dead, 1 hospitalized after head-on crash on State Route 12 in Santa Rosa
• I-25 reopens after deadly shooting involving Thornton police
• Heat prompts CA Energy Emergency Alert; Outages impact thousands in Bay Area
• September is off to a sizzling start
• Chalk Art Festival celebrates 20 years
• Lucky man wins two scratch-ticket lottery jackpots in 5 days
• City's historic ships share the spotlight during Maryland Fleet Week
• California bakes as floods sweep through the South
• Nirvana wins lawsuit over naked baby on album cover
• Republican Ken Paxton, Democratic challenger Rochelle Garza campaign for attorney general
• Satirical, dark comedy "Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul." now in theaters
• Owner of Chick-A-Boom has message for city leaders following fatal shooting in drive-thru line
• NYCHA tenants losing patience with city's response to arsenic concerns
• Hoboken preparing for potential flooding from Monday night's storm
• Israeli army acknowledges "high probability" soldier killed Palestinian journalist
• Taste of Colorado wraps up celebration in Civic Center Park
• Democratic candidates descend on Pittsburgh to win support of labor
• Many employees say they enjoy remote work, don't want to return to office
• Drought-stricken communities welcome rain this Labor Day
• Fears mount as fighting continues near nuclear power plant in Ukraine
• New Jersey families take advantage of back-to-school tax break
• Wellesley Police urge residents to lock cars after Porsche stolen
• Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announces Office of Worker Empowerment
• Gas prices fall under $3 for the first time since winter
• Driver and dog die, passenger injured after car crashes off Highway 50 into Rancho Cordova
• MD native Frances Tiafoe ends Nadal's 22-match Slam streak in US Open 4th round
• Multi-car crash and robbery the talk of Upper East Side neighborhood
• 18th and California RTD light rail station closed Sept. 6-13
• Work to fix broken Dixmoor water mains continues this week
• North Texas neighborhoods are cleaning up the aftermath of Sunday storms
• Southwest Collective organizing donations to help recently arrived migrants sent from Texas
• 'Recovery week' planned for Mervo High as community mourns loss of 'a loving son'
• School bus driver receives traffic citations in May accident that killed boy, 3, in Cary
• Corrosive noise-punk greats Shellac play rare San Francisco shows
• Shrub fire spreads to cars in apartment complex parking lot
• 40K lined the streets to watch the Maryland Cycling Classic, organizers say
• With big help from recent grad, Hudson schools set to replace district's 800 phones, for free
• Firefighters knock down blaze at commercial building in Boyle Heights
• Large SMUD power outage restored in Arden area
• Delaware Memorial Bridge to partially close until mid-November
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Mostly cloudy overnight
• WATCH LIVE: Officials give update on triple homicide in St. Paul, victims ID'd
• Woman dead, another injured in Bayview shooting
• Dallas police end search for a critical missing woman
• Labor Day commemorated at Chicago's Pullman Porter Museum
• Man accused of breaking into Broward federal courthouse, vandalizing rooms
• Students to preserve messages of hope, support after Highland Park mass shooting
• Labor Day Weekend busiest in years at Miami International Airport
• New Jersey families take advantage of last day of school sales tax holiday
• Building collapses in Monessen during storm
• From sunflowers to apples: SE Michigan apple orchards preparing for fall
• Signs point to cooling of South Florida's red-hot real estate market
• Chicago volunteers collecting water donations for Jackson, Mississippi, at 3 Jewel stores
• Judge connects again, hits MLB-best 54th HR, Yanks top Twins
• Man shot and killed after attacking security guard with axe at marijuana dispensary in Greektown
• Vikings see fired-up Za'Darius Smith for opener vs. Packers
• Should school start times be pushed back to match the sleep cycles of teenagers?
• City Councilman David Oh calls violence in Center City over Labor Day weekend a "bad look"
• Ald. Susan Sadlowski Garza won't run for third term, as growing wave of incumbents plan to leave
• Orioles fall to Gausman and Blue Jays in doubleheader opener, 7-3
• Sacramento Republic FC moves US Open Cup Final watch party indoors
• Bloomington teen hospitalized following devastating football game injury
• Fort Worth families collaborate to develop new app for parents and caregivers
• Monessen man accused of throwing rocks at business, fighting officers
• On what would've been Aniya Allen's 8th birthday, family and friends release balloons
• Michigan SOS talks election security on Face The Nation
• Judge belts No. 54, Yankees topple Twins
• Steelers' Mitch Trubisky named starting quarterback on depth chart
• 2 dead in separate Labor Day drownings in Minnesota
• Vice President Kamala Harris visits Boston on Monday
• Patriots will face both Dolphins and Miami's heat in Week 1
• University of Michigan nurses authorize strike over alleged unfair labor practices
• Vegetation fire burns right next to Antelope Greens Golf Course
• Minneapolis ranks 2nd among top cities attracting Gen Z'ers
• Von Miller settles in with Bills after leaving LA Rams
• 10 shot, 1 killed in early morning gunfire outside lounge in Ohio
• Man charged in jogger abduction kidnapped prominent attorney in 2000
• At least 10 arrested after fights, shots at Ohio fair
• Canadian rapper Pat Stay dies at 36 after stabbing, police say
• Cowboys sign former Eagles LT Jason Peters with Tyron Smith out
• What to watch for in Tuesday's Massachusetts primary
• Tuolumne County crash victim identified as Cal Fire air tanker pilot Ken Lancaster
• Police: Man followed woman into apartment, tried to rape her
• Spare the Air Alert for Bay Area extended through Tuesday
• Jets' Wilson works out, still 'possible' to start vs. Ravens over Flacco
• Orange County sees triple digit temperatures, excessive heat warnings on Labor Day
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cooler temps, patchy fog by evening
• Deputy injured after stopping wrong-way driver on I-70
• Nearly half of all Americans sitting on unused gift cards
• Man dies after being shot multiple times in Olney, police say
• California fast-food workers could see wages reach $22 an hour
• Deputies shoot, wound armed robbery suspect in Lancaster
• Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh hopes players get a revenue share from 12-team CFP
• Police issue alert of armed robberies involving fake sale of ATV, motorbike in Englewood
• 15-day outdoor watering shutdown begins for more than 4 million Los Angeles County residents tomorrow
• St. James Smokehouse recalls 4-ounce packages of smoked salmon over listeria concerns
• Man builds benches, hand delivers them to Denver bus stops that don't have any
• Fire damages roofs of several rowhomes in South Baltimore
• Red wave crashing? GOP momentum slips as fall sprint begins
• Chicago mayor asks for donations to help with immigrants bused from Texas
• Detroit coalition receives $52.2M to support auto investment, jobs in SE Michigan
• Santa Clara VTA keeps giving free rides to cooling centers
• Newsom signs nation-leading bill that helps fast food workers
• 77-year-old woman hospitalized after being bitten by 7'10" alligator
• 2 Worcester police officers pull man from burning car
• Driver faces vehicular assault, DUI after passenger hurt in rollover crash
• Two years ago this week Denver went from 101 degrees to snow in just 3 days
• Euro drops to 20-year low, falling below a dollar
• 3 dead, 1 hurt after car goes airborne, lands in ditch in Adams County
• Russia sanctions more Americans, including N.D. Sen. Cramer and S.D. Sen. Rounds
• Steelers announce 2022 team captains
• 'Wanted' Wentz expected to stabilize Commanders QB situation
• Biden visits Wisconsin as midterm crunch time begins
• Rep. Tom Emmer warns "this isn't the typical midterm" as some see expected "red wave" crashing
• Police search for man who ran over Walgreens employee
• Newsom signs law that aims to improve conditions for California fast food workers; franchise owners warn prices could spike
• Talking Points: Is the "F" still there in the DFL?
• DPD search for carjacking suspect who rammed into police cars while fleeing in Detroit
• Woman grazed by stray bullet while riding over Williamsburg Bridge
• Endangered wolf escapes habitat at Cleveland zoo
• Manhunt expands for 2 inmates who escaped East Bay jail
• It's the last day to enjoy the African Festival of Arts
• Local union members celebrate 35th annual Tri-State-Labor Day Parade
• Solo hiker falls 900 feet near summit of Capitol Peak
• Families enjoy last splash of summer in Coney Island
• 7-year-old boy hit, killed by car in Santa Ana
• Children's sandals sold on Amazon recalled over lead concerns
• 8 go on trial over 2016 Bastille Day truck attack in Nice, France
• St. Paul man files lawsuit against Kia and Hyundai, citing theft-friendly defect
• Minnetonka tea shop gives back to community through it's round-up program
• Cowboys sign old rival LT Jason Peters to 1-year contract
• Judge agrees to name "special master" to review items seized in Trump search
• Philadelphia Police Department hiring recruits through end of September
• Medford home destroyed by fire
• Brendan Fraser moved to tears by long standing ovation in Venice
• China accuses U.S. of cyberattacks on military research university
• Noel Buck scores first career goal
• WOOGMS Labor Day Parade marching through Lakeview
• Judge grants Trump bid for special master in document search
• CFD responds to help person in water at Montrose Harbor
• Cuban migrants make landfall on Haulover Beach
• Three injured in shooting at Boyd Anderson High School
• Suspect arrested after breaking into smoke shop on Chicago's North Side
• 'He is manufacturing a human crisis': Lightfoot rips into Texas governor after dozens of migrants bused to Chicago
• Crews battle Route Fire burning near Castaic; 98% contained
• Young baseball fan's hot dog mistake at White Sox-Tigers game gets redeemed in Detroit
• Metro Detroit couple injured in Wexford County crash
• The Weeknd cancels Los Angeles concert mid-performance
• Iran reportedly sentences two LBGTQ activists to death
• Maryland convenience store shooting leaves teen dead, 3 others hurt
• Private jet with businessman, 3 others on board crashes into sea
• Why we celebrate Labor Day and the meaning behind it
• Smoked salmon sold in Massachusetts recalled
• Car found in water in South Baltimore, nobody found inside
• Lt. Gov. Gilchrist leads 2022 Labor Day Mackinac Bridge Walk
• Ethiopia's devastating war appears to be reigniting
• SFPD offers $25K reward for info about 2021 fiery murder of sleeping homeless man
• Rain cancels some Labor Day events
• CTA resuming normal Red Line service, after debris cleared from tracks near 87th
• WCCO launches new 4 p.m. newscast Monday
• Power of the Pool: The Benefits of Swimming and Aquatic Physical Therapy
• Why we celebrate Labor Day and the meaning behind it
• Lightning kills man and woman aboard separate jet skis in Puerto Rico
• Boat dislodged after washing ashore on 9th Street Beach in Ocean City
• Police: Man struck by SUV near Times Square, driver takes off
• Teen dies in Antioch late night drive-by shooting
• Wildfires have become all too familiar to the residents of Weed
• Suspect accused of impersonating an officer after pulling over deputy
• 1 man dead, 2 others wounded in Sheepshead Bay shooting
• Patriots Question of the Day: Will Mac be better in Year 2?
• Runners "Conquer the Bridge" and the heat at annual Labor Day race in San Pedro
• 20-year-old man killed after he was partially ejected from vehicle in Pontiac crash
• Police: Florida child finds gun, shoots and wounds infant
• 16 Uvalde fourth graders waited an hour with injured teacher
• 4 killed in Rollinsford, New Hampshire crash
• Pirates-Mets game rescheduled over rain
• Fried, Ozuna power streaking Braves to 5th straight victory
• California faces risk of power outages amid brutal heat wave
• Passenger ejected, killed in crash off Stockton I-5 on-ramp; DUI suspect arrested
• DeSantis puts his imprint on Florida school board races
• Man dead, woman critically injured in roll-over crash along I-94 in Detroit
• Police release ID of drowning victim on Williams Lake
• Many Afghans "blame the Americans" for the scars of 20 years of war
• One suspect found dead, one still on the run after 10 killed in stabbings
• Woman falls 900 feet to her death near summit of Colorado mountain
• The top 3 foods that people think are better at restaurants than made at home
• Harper Woods man, 19, charged after fatally shooting mother, her boyfriend
• Severe flooding in Midwest, South turns deadly
• NYC celebrates Caribbean culture with return of West Indian Day Parade
• Recipe: Siete veggie picadillo tacos
• Commerce Township teen missing over two weeks back home with family
• Woman dies while hiking on New Hampshire mountain
• Triston Casas collects first Major League hit in Red Sox debut
• PTL Links: September 5, 2022
• 2 killed, 2 injured in South Chicago shooting
• Officials close East Bay park spaces over fire danger from heat
• Maryland Weather: Scattered afternoon storms
• Biden marks Labor Day with visits to swing states as midterms heat up
• Lifeguards will be on staff for last day of beach season
• Man fatally shot at engagement party in Northridge; search for suspect underway
• Police search for 5 men who stole 2 vehicles in Park Ridge
• Suspect shoots at 2 people arguing in parking garage in the Loop
• ComEd looking to hire dozens of entry-level workers
• Police searching for gunman connected to fatal shooting in Pacoima
• National Pullman Porter Museum hosting sixth Urban Renaissance Event Series
• Shedd Aquarium offering free days through September
• First Alert Weather: Red Alert for rain moving in Monday night
• Mass. Audubon Society holding annual photo contest
• Fiery two-car crash leaves one dead, five injured in Valinda
• Wildfire tears through Northern California town, kills two
• Liz Truss chosen to replace Boris Johnson as U.K. Prime Minister
• Filmmakers guilty of disturbing shipwreck "grave site" where 852 died
• Pittsburgh Weather: Labor Day rain showers prompt First Alert Weather Day
• Colorado will remain on edge of historic September heat wave this week
• Crash leads to double shooting in Juniata Park Section
• Stabbings in Canada kill 10, wound 15; police searching for suspects
• Your complete guide to Day 12 at the Minnesota State Fair
• Thousands of UPPAbaby jogging strollers recalled
• Americans increasingly concerned about political violence — CBS News poll
• New all-girl Muslim STEM school opens in Germantown
• Bear with arrow sticking out of it wanders into backyard of L.A.-area home
• Duxbury Police use drone to quickly locate missing boy
• 8 die climbing Eurasia's tallest active volcano; 4 others stranded
• Woman suffers "serious bite" after apparent shark attack in Hawaii
• Man dead after shot in head in Overbrook Park
• 1 dead, several others injured in North Philadelphia shooting on Labor Day
• "Fearless" Vegas investigative reporter stabbed to death outside his home
• Death toll tops 45 after powerful earthquake jolts southwest China
• Recipe: Tomato pie
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cooler & Breezy
• Normal water pressure restored to most of Jackson, Miss., officials say
• President Biden set to deliver Labor Day remarks at United Steelworkers Local Union in West Mifflin
• Final Sundays on State of the summer draws good turnout despite rain
• Sheetz to cut price of diesel fuel to $4.49 per gallon through the month of September
• About 200 unions, local leaders march in Pittsburgh's Labor Day parade
• Thousands expected to pack Downtown Pittsburgh for return of Labor Day Parade
• White House releases new details of President Biden's trip to Pittsburgh on Labor Day

Videos from September 5, 2022

• Renowned China Live welcomes record-breaking crowd Labor Day weekend
• Hemet Unified School District closed Tuesday
• LAUSD hit with ransomware attack
• California lawmakers want ranking system for heat waves
• Crews continue to battle 2,000 acre Fairview Fire in Hemet
• How does hot air affect lift?
• Cal Fire air tanker pilot killed in off-duty crash in Tuolumne County
• Labor Day holiday travelers return home
• CBS13 News PM News Update - 9/5/22
• Vacaville loses power during the hottest part of the day
• Two people dead in Fairview Fire in Riverside County; 5% contained
• Fairview Fire in Hemet grows to 2,000 acres, 5% contained
• Threat of rolling blackouts loom as heatwave strains SoCal power grid
• Traffic along I-5 in Castaic snarled due to Route Fire, holiday travelers
• Radford Fire in Big Bear burns 200 acres
• Ranchers work to keep livestock cool, watered during heatwave
• 1,500 homes evacuated, additional structures destroyed
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• Nonprofit Chosen 300 gives meals to those in need in West Philadelphia
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Isolated shower Tuesday
• Man drowns in New Brighton's Long Lake
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• CEO of Committee of Seventy discusses why Biden, Trump are campaigning so hard in Pennsylvania
• Minnesota’s Amateur Baseball Tournament turns 99
• First Alert Meteorologist Meg McNamara has your Monday night forecast
• Good Question: How are official state symbols chosen?
• Chicago scrambling to help busload of migrants from Texas
• Victims identified in St. Paul triple homicide
• NEXT Weather forecast for Monday 9/5/22 11PM
• KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (9/5)
• R. Kelly trial will not resume until Wednesday
• City leaders address contaminated water issues in West Baltimore
• Legal victory for former President Trump
• The security measures set to keep students safe at Bloomington Public Schools
• Next Weather: WBZ Forecast
• Federal Judge to appoint special master to review items FBI took during Mar-a-Lago search
• Teen who died in boat crash remembered
• First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast
• Storms pop up across North Texas Monday night
• 5,000 structures threatened in Fairview Fire
• Labor Day weekend gives Ocean City businesses a late summer boost as the holiday ends
• Fall allergy season upon us in Minnesota, and it’s longer
• Rib Fest draws big crowd on final day
• Tens of thousands of students set to return to school in New Jersey on Tuesday
• Family searches for "angel" who paid for elderly woman's groceries in Newton
• LAUSD loses computer system access
• Pres. Biden spends Labor Day in Pittsburgh
• A win for Trump as judge grants special master
• Police officer injured in crash on Parkway West
• Fairview Fire grows to 700 acres, 5% contained
• Alderman says more colleagues will likely join City Council exodus
• 2 police officers, 1 other person injured after crash in West Philadelphia
• Still without tap water, NYCHA tenants' patience is running thin
• Man shot 5 times in Olney, Philadelphia police say
• Homeowners deal with downed trees after Sunday storms
• At least two vehicles involved in crash in Hammond
• Ridley Park shooting over Labor Day weekend ruled homicide, sources say
• Gubernatorial candidates make final pitches before Massachusetts primary
• Local activist wants Philadelphia to bring in National Guard to help with gun violence crisis
• Man shot twice near Minnesota State Fairgrounds
• Flash floods close part of I-95 in Providence, RI
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• Center City was filled with violence and chaos over Labor Day weekend
• Graywater recycling systems effectively reuse water
• Severe storms moving through North Texas
• Rolling blackouts are a "possibility" as historic western heatwave continues
• High temperatures driving demand for restaurant takeout orders
• 15-day outdoor watering shutdown begins for more than 4 million LA County residents
• Volunteers check on vulnerable elderly people during heat wave
• Fairview Fire 600 acres, 0% contained
• Record Labor Day heat is miserable some East Bay residents, tolerable for others
• Crowds flock to beaches in San Francisco and Pacifica to beat the heat
• Additional aircraft arriving on scene of Fairview Fire
• 4 water-tankers put on 'no divert' orders
• First Alert Weather forecast for Monday evening
• How do you cash in savings bonds?
• Power lines sparking in fire
• Monday evening weather forecast - Sept. 5, 2022
• Fairview Fire in Hemet burns several homes
• Sacramento Republic FC US Open Cup Final watch party heading indoors
• Power demand from heat wave threatens rolling blackouts across California
• Aircrews battling 500-acre brush fire in Hemet
• Firefighters battle blaze at commercial building in Boyle Heights
• Heat wave brings blistering, record setting temperatures to parts of Bay Area
• String of days with triple-digit heat proving deadly for NorCal dairy cows
• Crews battling 500-acre brush fire in Hemet
• Biden celebrates Labor Day in West Mifflin
• Farming goes indoors at Aurora's Kalera Leafy Green Operation
• First Alert Meteorologist Meg McNamara has your Monday evening forecast
• Colorado's highways, interstates clogged after Labor Day weekend
• Everyone marches in East Lakeview's WOOGMS Parade
• New California law could raise minimum wage for fast-food workers to $22 an hour
• Eye on America: Helping veterans, erasing cannabis stigma and more
• Property owner finds human remains in backyard of W. Baltimore home
• Liz Truss to replace Boris Johnson as U.K. prime minister
• Search on for suspects in crash and robbery on Upper East Side
• High temps bearing down on Valley communities
• Wheat Ridge police clock driver going 133 mph on I-70
• Shrub fire spreads to vehicles in apartment complex parking lot
• 'We can be ready'
• End of an era: Albums On The Hill closes in Boulder
• Record Breaking Heat Likely Almost All Week
• City's historic ships share the spotlight during Maryland Fleet Week
• Orange County sees triple digit temperatures, excessive heat warnings on Labor Day
• Temperatures will stick around the 90's
• NEXT Weather: 6 p.m. report
• Taste of Colorado wraps up another celebration in Civic Center Park
• Photographers share insight into capturing the Northern Lights
• September is off to a sizzling start and the trend is likely to continue
• I-25 reopens after deadly shooting involving Thornton police on I-25 near 84th Ave
• Family and friends release balloons on 8th birthday of slain girl
• Bloomington teen hospitalized following devastating football game injury
• NEXT Weather: 5 p.m. report
• CTA security guards direct police to man accused of pointing gun on Red Line
• Victims identified in St. Paul triple homicide
• 'You don't have to live this way. Vote them out. We are HP strong.'
• Dolphins hold celebration of life for Jason Jenkins
• Biden delivers speech in West Mifflin at union hall
• Flex alert extended for Labor Day, rolling blackouts are likely per Cal-Iso
• Next Weather: WBZ Evening Forecast For September 5, 2022
• Security cameras in Atlantic County catch cows moving through resident's yard
• WBZ Evening News Update For September 5, 2022
• Mom celebrates daughter's graduation with billboard
• DPW issues Boil Water Advisory for parts of Baltimore after E. coli detected
• Coast Guard suspends search after plane crashes in Puget Sound
• KDKA-TV Evening Forecast (9/5)
• New York City medical examiner investigating death of Bed Bath & Beyond CFO
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Isolated shower
• NEXT Weather: Timing heavy rain
• Millions of Americans travel for busy Labor Day weekend
• Former Eagles LT Jason Peters signs with Cowboys
• Wellesley Police urge residents to lock cars after Porsche stolen
• Fears mount as fighting continues near Ukrainian power plant
• Eagles preparing for Week 1 against Lions
• 1 suspect dead, 1 still on the run in Canadian stabbings, police say
• Judge grants Trump's request for special master to review items seized in search
• Extreme weather threatens millions across U.S.
• First private Muslim school for girls opens in Philadelphia
• Democratic candidates descend on Pittsburgh to win support of labor
• 40K lined the streets to watch the Maryland Cycling Classic, organizers say
• Work to fix broken Dixmoor water mains continues this week
• California's worst heat wave in years strains electrical grid
• Suspect wanted Canada mass stabbing found dead
• Democrat and Republican candidates spent Labor Day on the campaign trail
• Cary police issue traffic citations against driver in deadly bus crash
• Owner of Chick-A-Boom has message for city leaders about Philadelphia's ongoing gun violence
• Signs point to cooling of South Florida's red-hot real estate market
• Southwest Collective organizing donations to help recently arrived migrants sent from Texas
• Local residents clear out space in Tioga to host cookouts
• 'Recovery week' planned for Mervo High as community mourns loss of 'a loving son'
• Gas falls under $3 for the first time since winter
• Waltham movie theater closes after nearly 100 years in business
• Many who love remote work say they aren't ready, or are even unwilling, to return to the office
• Mayor Wu announces creation of the Office for Worker Empowerment
• Crowds pack Coney Island boardwalk on Labor Day
• Businesses in Ocean City felt the impacts of inflation this summer as Labor Day weekend ends
• CTA security guard assists police in arresting man with gun on Red Line train
• The party continues at the West Indian Day Parade
• Labor Day Weekend busiest in years at Miami International Airport
• Security guard shoots, kills man who attacked him with axe at Greektown pot dispensary
• 1 dead, several injured in Boca Chita Key boat crash
• Hoboken preparing for potential flooding Monday night
• "Honk For Jesus. Save Your Soul" is now airing in theaters and streaming services
• The history of Labor Day
• Mokena police search for missing teen who arrived at work but never went into the building
• YouTube star Mr. Beast packs thousands into American Dream Mall
• How do auroras form?
• Judge approves Trump's request for a special master in Mar-a-Lago documents case
• First Alert weather: CBS2 5 p.m. forecast
• Alum helps set Hudson schools up to replace district's 800 phones
• Drought conditions a serious concern in Putnam County village
• Mokena police search for teen who didn't show up for work
• Designer creates unusual cargo pants made from unsude napkins
• Police searching for suspect in Lower East Side attempted rape
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• Labor Day commemorated at Chicago's Pullman Porter Museum
• Esme Murphy on what happened during live interview glitch
• St. James Smokehouse recalls 4-ounce packages of smoked salmon over listeria concerns
• The Haps on "The 4"
• Rain chances disappear later this week
• Jeff, Erin & Lisa share their favorite fair memories
• Man accused of breaking into Broward federal courthouse, vandalizing rooms
• 17-year-old killed after accident involving a truck in the Bronx
• NEXT Weather: 4 p.m. weather report
• For most Minnesota students, it's back to class
• Families gather for Labor Day BBQ in North Philadelphia
• Wellesley residents warned after Porsche stolen, cars broken into
• New Jersey families take advantage of last day of school sales tax holiday
• Welcome to "The 4"
• Building collapses in Monessen during storm
• Students to preserve messages of hope, support after Highland Park mass shooting
• North Texas neighborhoods are cleaning up the aftermath of Sunday storms
• Supply chain crisis now being felt on the high school gridiron
• Chicago area volunteers donating water to Jackson, MS
• NEXT Weather forecast for Monday 9/5/22 5PM
• Many hit the stores on Labor Day for back-to-school shopping
• Governor, Attorney General among big races in Massachusetts on Primary Day
• Delaware Memorial Bridge to close partially until shortly before Thanksgiving
• Gas prices in Philadelphia area are below $4 for the first time in months
• Philadelphia Police Department hiring recruits through end of September
• 4 killed in Rollinsford, New Hampshire crash
• 2 dead, several others injured in North Philadelphia shooting on Labor Day
• NEXT Weather: Tracking the Tropics
• Excessive heat warnings in place across Southland
• Labor Day weekend down the shore as businesses close out the season
• Jacob Riis Houses tenants losing patience with city's investigation into arsenic in tap water
• City Councilman David Oh calls violence in Center City over Labor Day weekend a "bad look"
• About 200 unions, local leaders march in Pittsburgh's Labor Day parade
• Triple shooting under investigation in Lauderdale Lakes
• Caribbean pride on display at West Indian Day Parade in Brooklyn
• Ald. Susan Sadlowski Garza not running for re-election in 2023
• Axe-wielding man shot and killed after attacking security guard in Greektown
• Biden delivers remarks on Labor Day in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin
• Some New Yorkers enjoy last splash of summer on Labor Day in Coney Island
• Flooding shuts down roads in Rhode Island
• President Biden arrives at Pittsburgh International Airport
• Million of Americans travel home after long Labor Day weekend
• Research suggests school start times should be pushed back for teenagers
• Monessen man accused of throwing rocks at business, fighting officers
• Michigan SOS talks election security on Face The Nation
• Final rehearsal for The 4's debut
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• Gas prices drop below $4 per galloon for first time in 6 months
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• 21-year-old fatally shot in Olney: police
• 1 dead after plane crash in Tuolumne County near Columbia Airport
• Police investigate after ax-wielding man shot and killed by security guard
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• Raley's Supermarkets CFO among 2 killed in Galt plane crash
• President Biden, former President Trump campaign for Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidates
• California officials warn of possible rolling blackouts if residents don't cut back on power
• Firefighters make more progress containing deadly Mill Fire in Weed
• Heat wave brings blistering temperatures, Energy Emergency Alert on Labor Day
• Historic Pullman neighborhood goes all out for Labor Day
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• Mayor, interim police chief speak on St. Paul triple homicide
• Lincoln County deputy injured after stopping wrong-way driver on I-70
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• Driver faces vehicular assault, DUI after passenger seriously hurt in rollover crash in Denver
• Police search for man who ran over Walgreens employee- on purpose
• 3 dead, 1 hurt after car goes airborne, lands in ditch in Adams County
• Roadblock: 1 dead in shooting involving Thornton police on I-25 near 84th Ave
• 15-day outdoor watering ban begins tomorrow
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• As high temps continue to scorch Southland, many make the most of Labor Day
• Game Day: Mike Silver breaks down the 49ers unusual quarterback situation
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• Dina-I-Y - "Spray Paint" fun!
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• Newsom signs law that aims to improve conditions for California fast food workers
• The Weeknd pauses mid-concert to cancel show
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• 2 dead, several others injured in North Philadelphia shooting on Labor Day
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• Labor Day feast recipes with Chef James Williams!
• It's Kids Day on the last day at the fair
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• Biden visits two swing states on Labor Day
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• Talking Points: Is the "F" still there in the DFL? (Part 3)
• DIA sees smooth holiday travel amid widespread cancellations, delays nationwide
• WBZ News Update For Sept. 5, 2022
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• NEXT Weather: Back-to-school rain
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• Chicago First Alert Weather: Clearing skies, temps low 70s
• HealthWatch: Study shows teens whose parents smoke are more likely to vape
• President Biden to visit West Mifflin
• E. coli contaminants found in water of West Baltimore firehouse, police facilities
• New all-girl Muslim STEM school opens in Germantown
• Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza tests positive for COVID-19
• Car found in water in South Baltimore, nobody found inside
• Meteorologist Tim Williams has your Monday afternoon forecast
• Pittsburgh Labor Day parade returns
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• Rain chances continue for North Texas this week
• Passenger grazed by stray bullet on Williamsburg Bridge
• 11 flight delays and two flight canncellations at PHL
• Medford home destroyed by fire
• Manhunt for Canada stabbing spree suspects
• WOOGMS Labor Day Parade kicks off in Lakeview
• Federal judge grants Donald Trump's request for special master in document search
• Caribbean pride on full display at West Indian Day Parade
• Boat beached in Ocean City due to failed autopilot
• CFD rush to help person in water at Montrose Harbor
• Judge authorizes appointment of "special master" to review Mar-a-Lago documents
• Vice President Kamala Harris visits Boston
• Arlington native Noel Buck on scoring his first career MLS goal for Revolution
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (Sept. 5 AM Edition)
• Great Britain has a new Prime Minister
• Meteorologist Chris Spears thinks the pools need to stay open all week
• Last splash of summer in Coney Island
• Local union members celebrate 35th annual Tri-State-Labor Day Parade
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• Minnetonka tea shop gives back to community through round-up program
• Liz Truss chosen as United Kingdom's new prime minister
• Tina At Your Pool - at the Perry's in Rocklin!
• Shooting at Boyd Anderson High School, three injured
• Texas governor sends second busload of migrants to Chicago without warning
• The Uplift: Paralyzed kitten gets a second chance
• Black Shire Almonds - In the gift shop!
• Northern lights seen above Minnesota over Labor Day weekend
• Good Question: How did we get the 8-hour work day?
• Dina-I-Y - Fishing for Caps!
• Car crashes off Highway 50 into Rancho Cordova business park; dog dies, 2 people hurt
• Cuban migrants make landfall on Haulover Beach
• Suspected arrested after burglary at smoke shop on city's North Side
• The Uplift: Special camp breaks kids away from their struggle with illness
• Truck driving students left without training or licenses after school closes without warning
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• Sutter Preschool's 70th Anniversary!
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• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cloudy with cooler temps
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• Northern lights: Minnesotans capture stunning shots over the weekend
• Passenger ejected, killed in crash off Stockton I-5 on-ramp; DUI suspect arrested
• Children's sandals recalled due to high lead content
• Suspect accused of impersonating an officer after pulling over Adams Deputy
• Where's Amy? Changing her hat and checking out the cannons at Fort McHenry
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• Where's Amy? At Fort McHenry, learning about Defenders' Day
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• ACLU report: Colorado communities face several societal concerns
• Something Good: Bags and Blessings
• Pet of The Week: Tofu
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• Imani Spence tells us about unionization efforts across Baltimore
• Pittsburgh Center for Creative Reuse
• New Show: The 4 on WCCO 4 News
• Crash shuts down onramp in Stockton
• J'Ouvert returns to Eastern Parkway for 1st time since pandemic
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• Next Weather: WBZ Midday Update For September 5
• 6th Annual Garbage Olympics
• Update on alleged attempted abduction
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• Search for hit-and-run driver in Times Square
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• Galt plane crash victims identified
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• Sports Final: Expectations for Patriots heading into Week 1 of 2022 season
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• Health expert explains newest COVID-19 boosters that target omicron strain
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• Texas Gov. Greg Abbott sends a total of 125 migrants to Chicago
• Nearly a dozen people injured in Keys boat crash
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• J'Ouvert celebration returns to Brooklyn
• Holly Robinson Peete and her son, RJ Peete, co-write a new children's book
• Slight rain chances ahead for North Texas Monday
• Man shoots at 2 people arguing in Loop parking garage
• ComEd looking to hire 75 new entry-level workers
• Urban Renaissance Event Series resumes Monday
• Police search for thieves who stole 2 vehicles in Park Ridge
• Baseball that's gone "bananas": A look inside the Savannah team that's become a viral sensation
• Lifeguards to be on duty for last day of beach season
• Shedd Aquarium offering free days to Illinois residents
• First Alert Weather: Red Alert for rain tonight
• Ibram X. Kendi on new book adaptation about love and freedom "Magnolia Flower"
• Impaired driver rear-ends Indiana State Police vehicle during traffic stop
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• Former President Barack Obama wins Emmy for his Netflix documentary narration
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• Mass Audubon Society contest encourages photographers to explore nature
• State Fair's final day to feature increased law enforcement after weekend shooting
• Britain's Conservative Party chooses Liz Truss as new leader and country's new prime minister
• Monday Motivation: "Be the one" and "Scary hour"
• Police searching for gunman involved in pre-wedding shooting in Northridge
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• The legacy of a 20-year war in Afghanistan: Many Afghans are still struggling to recover
• Sailboat becomes stuck near Ocean City Music Pier
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• Investigation seeks to answer how someone got a gun into the State Fair
• CBS News poll: More than half of Americans believe political violence will increase
• President Biden and Donald Trump set out on the midterm campaign trail to support their parties
• Travelers warned to expect busy trip back home this Labor Day
• Crash leads to fight, shooting in Juniata Park
• Police search for suspects in Canada stabbing spree that killed 10 people, injured at least 15
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• New all-girl Muslim STEM school opens in Germantown
• Many hoping to spend Labor Day down the shore
• Mass stabbings in Canada leave at least 10 dead: CBS News Flash Sept. 5, 2022
• Celebrate the unofficial end of summer by heading to the Delaware River Waterfront
• No cancellations at PHL as Labor Day travel underway
• Cleanup underway following Made in America Festival
• Duxbury Police use drone to track down missing boy within one minute
• Man dead after shot in head in Overbrook Park
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• WCCO Digital Update: Morning of Sept. 5, 2022
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• Thousands of UPPAbaby jogging strollers recalled
• 1 dead, several others injured in North Philadelphia shooting
• Next Weather: WBZ Morning Update For September 5
• President Biden set to arrive in Pittsburgh
• Final Sundays on State of the summer draws good turnout despite rain
• SEIU Healthcare PA nurses on strike to march in Pittsburgh's Labor Day Parade
• 'He is manufacturing a human crisis': Lightfoot rips into Texas governor after dozens of migrants bu
• Thousands expected to pack Downtown Pittsburgh for return of city's Labor Day Parade
• White House releases new details of President Biden's trip to Pittsburgh on Labor Day
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