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With the baseball season coming to an end tonight, it's time to shift focus towards the NHL, where things are just starting to heat up.
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With the baseball season coming to an end tonight, it's time to shift focus towards the NHL, where things are just starting to heat up.
The Tide face the Tigers in Tuscaloosa in prime-time but, before that, there's a potential shootout in Stillwater.
The Saints and Panthers defenses have been playing well, and that could help them pull out wins against their division rivals this weekend.
With a bit of preparation and some creativity, you can enjoy a festive Thanksgiving meal while you watch your favorite team.
Here are just five key tings to know about how to host a first Thanksgiving.
For do-it-yourself Thanksgiving decorations with plenty of impact, there's nowhere better to aim your attention than your dining table décor.
If you're heading for New York City for the world's favorite parade, plan ahead and follow these tips.
Some neighbors of the Humboldt Park neighborhood felt bad that kids were afraid to trick or treat, so they started to make plans. CBS 2's Sandra Torres reports.
A forensic video analyst says the FBI's faulty enhancement of grainy dashcam video led to a wrong conclusion in the 2014 police-involved shooting death of Ronald Johnson.
Khalil Carter was shot multiple times and taken to Community Hospital in Munster, Indiana, where he died of his wounds at 4:45 p.m.
The Fifth Third Bank branch at 15330 Harlem Ave. was robbed about 10:30 a.m., according to FBI spokesman Garrett Croon.
Steve Calk's bank reportedly provided as much as $16 million in loans to Paul Manafort, the indicted ex-chairman of the Trump presidential campaign.
At least eight people were killed Tuesday when a truck deliberately plowed into pedestrians in lower Manhattan.
Alderman seem to give Chicago's Streets and Sanitation Commissioner high marks, but that doesn't mean they didn't have some complaints at a long budget hearing on Tuesday afternoon.
Two upscale restaurants in Pilsen have been hit by vandals with graffiti that tells them to leave the neighborhood.
