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Articles from October 2, 2017

• Las Vegas Gunman Had 'Bump-Stock' Devices That Could Speed Fire
• His Partner Was Killed By A Suspected DUI Driver: What's Next For Ike?
• Another Mass Shooting Has Advocates Calling For Change
• Neighbors Mourn Cameron Park Man Killed In Las Vegas Massacre
• With Wounded Leg, Off-Duty Firefighter Still Rescued Others In Las Vegas Shooting
• Reporter Ambushes OJ After Release From Prison And He Wasn't Happy About It
• Vigil Held In Las Vegas For Victims Of Mass Shooting
• Former UC Berkeley Chancellor Dirks Discusses His Rocky Tenure
• Sacramento Puerto Ricans Reaching Out To Help Devastated Island
• LaVar Ball Pulling Son Out Of High School To Make Him 'The Best Basketball Player Ever'
• Bolles A Big Reason Why The Broncos Run Game Is 'On The Right Track'
• Malachi Richardson: "This Summer Was Really Rough"
• Friends, Fans Remember Rock Legend Tom Petty On Social Media
• Spokeswoman Says Rock Musician Tom Petty Has died At 66
• AP: Rock Legend Tom Petty Dead At 66
• Rock Star Tom Petty Dead At 66
• Rocker Tom Petty, 66, Dies After Heart Attack
• Rock Legend Tom Petty, 66, Dies After Heart Attack
• Tom Petty Dies At 66 After Suffering Cardiac Arrest, Spokesman Says
• Hollywood Filmmaker Believes Meditation Could Help Curb Crime In Philly
• Sacramento Kings Preseason Opener Sees More Security In Wake Of Las Vegas Shooting
• 16th Annual 'Lights For The Cure' Campaign Kicks Off In Philadelphia
• Colorado Witnesses Saw Humanity At Height Of Chaos In Las Vegas
• BVSPCA Welcomes Dozens Of Shelter Dogs From Puerto Rico
• Judge Won't Seek Further Discipline Of High Rank OPD In Sex Abuse Scandal
• Montgomery County Family Makes Contact With Loved Ones In Hurricane-Ravaged Puerto Rico
• Equifax Breach Impacted 2.5 Million More People Than Originally Stated
• 'This Doesn't End': Mother Of Pulse Victim Heartbroken Over Las Vegas Shooting
• Delaware County Man Charged With Exposing Himself To Teen Girl
• South Florida Doctors Promise They're Ready Should Mass Shooting Take Place
• Brother Of Accused Las Vegas Gunman Says He Was A Multi-Millionaire
• 59 Dead, More Than 500 Injured In Las Vegas Shooting
• Victims Of Las Vegas Massacre Being Identified
• At Least 59 Dead, Over 500 Injured After Shooting In Las Vegas
• How Common Are Mass Shootings?
• At Least 59 Dead, More Than 500 Hurt In Las Vegas Concert Attack
• 'Probably Won't Be Going Back': Mpls. Woman's 1st Vegas Trip Takes Tragic Turn
• St. Paul Police Chief Lends Helping Hand In Las Vegas
• Las Vegas Shooting Witness: 'Everybody Thought They Were Gonna Die For 20 Minutes'
• Cancer Patient Receives New Car After Her Vehicle Was Stolen
• How To Help The Vegas Shooting Victims
• Las Vegas Shooter Was 64-Year-Old Nevada Retiree With No Criminal Record
• Young Woman From Maryland Injured In Deadly Las Vegas Shooting
• Seen At 11: Skipping Breakfast Dramatically Increases Risk Of Heart Disease
• White House Recognizes Philly Man For Protecting Students From Gunfire In Las Vegas
• Equifax: 2.5 Million More Americans May Be Affected By Hack
• Alpine Rescue Team Warns Hikers: Remember The 10 Essentials
• Butler Co. Man Describes Vegas Lockdown As 15 Minutes Of 'Helplessness'
• Music Legend Tom Petty Dies At 66
• Skokie Police Investigate Deaths Of 2 People
• Police: Shooting On Las Vegas Strip Kills At Least 59, Wounds More Than 500
• Thomason: Top Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Pickups For Week 5
• Uncovering New Details On Las Vegas Shooter
• North Texans Recount Terrifying Mass Shooting At Vegas Festival
• 'The Scariest Moment Of My Life': Locals Arrive Home, Describe Las Vegas Shooting As Mass Chaos
• Tri-State Residents Visiting Las Vegas Recall Horror Of Mass Shooting
• Family, Friends Mourn, Honor Loved Ones Who Were Killed In Vegas Shooting
• Maryland To Buy 140 Clean-Diesel Buses For BaltimoreLink
• 'I'm Going To Die': Fear Grips Vegas Strip; Gunman Kills 59
• Las Vegas Gunman Used 'Bump-Stock' Device To Fire Rounds More Rapidly
• Tearful Restaurant Staff Says Hit & Run Victim Was Employee
• Turnovers Have Pushed Lions To Encouraging Start
• At Least 59 Killed; Nearly 530 Wounded In Las Vegas Shooting
• Tewksbury Woman Among Dead In Las Vegas Mass Shooting
• Officials Believe Separate Sewer Systems Needed To Clean Up Lake St. Clair
• Old Tattoo To Blame For Woman's 'Cancer'
• Deputies Need Help Solving Mystery After Body Found Along I-25
• WANTED: Forest Service Hiring Cabin Operator
• Missing Prince George's County Woman Found Dead In North Carolina
• How Plug-In Hybrid Vehicles Help The Environment
• Green Design Trends For The Modern Home
• Recycling Electronics: What You Need To Know
• 5 Simple Tips For A Greener Neighborhood
• Ending To Offseason Has A Nice Ring To It For Penguins
• Officer Who Arrested James Blake Files Lawsuit, Says He Was Defamed
• Las Vegas Survivors Return To Southland
• Hundreds Across Colorado Line Up To Donate Blood In Wake Of Vegas Attack
• Former Medicare Official Recalls 'Hostile' Talks With Sen. Menendez At Trial
• Infant Girl Delivered After Mom Was Shot Has Died: Medical Examiner
• Sonoma State Student Recovering After Being Shot In Las Vegas Massacre
• Mark-Viverito Slams Federal Response To Puerto Rico Crisis
• Report: Police Dog Accidentally Fires Gun In Canada
• 'It Is A Significant Impact'; Special Session Could Wrap Up Tuesday
• Ways To Help Las Vegas
• Rape Victims In Santa Cruz County Face Long Trips For Examinations
• Ways To Send Love To Las Vegas
• Local Resident Was Staying At Same Hotel As Las Vegas Gunman; 'It's So Surreal'
• LAPD Clarifies It Cannot Confirm Tom Petty's Death
• Linda Lavin Discusses Her New Role On '9JKL'
• In Face Of Las Vegas Shooting, Congressional Inaction On Gun Legislation
• Newark High School Students Suspended After Attack On Transgender Student
• Ravens Seek To Reverse Unwanted Turnaround After 2-0 Start
• Rocker Tom Petty Dead At 66
• Nashville Announces Bond Proposal For Potential Major League Soccer Bid
• Kalman: In Pastrnak And DeBrusk, Bruins May Have Found Krejci's Perfect Linemates
• GoFundMe campaign for Vegas victims raises millions
• Calls for tighter gun control resurface in wake of Vegas massacre
• Video: A's Brass Discusses Future Of Franchise
• Fresno Man Accused Of Carjacking Woman On Interstate 5 In Oregon
• 'I Was Covered In Blood': Coloradan Survives Las Vegas Mass Shooting
• Texans Look To Improve After Scoring 57 Points Sunday
• Supreme Court To Hear Arguments On Partisan Redistricting
• Study: Birds Drawn To Sept. 11 Tribute Lights, Creating Hazard
• SF On High Alert As Crowds Flock To City For Fleet Week, Oracle World
• Snow Slowly Clears, Cold Colorado Night
• Bowl Projections Update: Both UM, MSU's Bowl Stock Rising
• Talking To Kids 'Extremely Crucial' In Aftermath Of Las Vegas Shooting
• People in the audience rushed to help victims as concert shooting unfolded
• Police Investigating Stabbing At Dundalk Pet Store
• Las Vegas massacre: How it happened
• I-Team: Bumps In The Road For State's New Vehicle Inspection Program
• Ground Turkey Recalled Due To Possible Metal Contamination
• Strange Day: The Lo-Down - 10/2
• Boston Group Tries To Make Tourniquets Commonplace
• Equifax: 2.5 Million More Americans May Be Affected By Hack
• Bears Coach John Fox Believes Mitchell Trubisky Is Ready To Lead
• Oakland Raiders Donate $50,000 To Las Vegas Victims' Fund
• Las Vegas Shooting Raises Questions About Hotel Security
• CBS2 Exclusive: Disturbing Job Fliers Posted Outside Westchester High School
• Chicago Evaluates Emergency Preparedness Plans After Vegas Shooting
• Estimated 10M people saw Russia-linked ads, Facebook says
• New Housing, Retail Planned For Site Near Downtown Detroit
• LISTEN: Eli Manning Says Giants Need To Believe They're Still In The Hunt
• Family Member: Sounded Like 'Bomb' Went Off After Fire Pit Explosion
• Emotional Day For Country Radio Stations Around The Country
• Deadly Crash Leaves Car Pinned Under Bus In Sacramento
• Country Radio Station Comforts Listeners In Wake of Las Vegas Shooting
• Queens Man Clinging To Life After Assault Outside Jamaica Electronics Store
• Midwest Couple Safely Makes It Out Of Las Vegas Massacre
• Former Philly Judge Admits Brady's Campaign Paid Him For Leaving Race
• NYPD Steps Up Security After Las Vegas Massacre; New Yorkers Express Concern About Times Square
• Waterford Township Blood Drive Busier Amid Las Vegas Shooting
• Greensburg Man High On 'Triple C' Arrested After Fighting Police
• Join BloodSource And 1140 For A Blood Drive To Benefit Las Vegas
• Weapons Seizures, Bronx School Stabbing Bring Renewed Calls For More Metal Detectors
• Suspect in France stabbing was in custody prior to attack
• David Irving To Return To Cowboys On Tuesday
• Anesthesia Wand Makes Dentist Visits Less Stressful For Patients
• Equifax: An Additional 2.5 Million People May Be Affected By Hack
• Report Of Shots Fired At USC Turns Out To Be False Alarm
• Long Island Village Divided Over Proposed Ban On Vape Stores, Hookah Lounges
• Mass Shooting In Las Vegas: What We Know
• Tesla Misses Model 3 Production Targets In Third Quarter
• Stories of heroism emerge in Las Vegas mass shooting
• CBS SF Talks To Songwriter Jon Langford
• Mauer, Twins Look To Avenge Playoff Losses In Wild Card Vs. Yankees
• Amber Alert Canceled, Missing 3-Year-Old Found
• Rep. Ami Bera's Father Released From Prison 7 Weeks Early
• Army Corps Working On Maryland Hurricane Evacuation Plan
• How To Handle Sadness, Grief After Las Vegas Shooting: Experts
• Nevada Native Miles Killebrew Close With Several Victims Of Vegas Shooting
• Las Vegas Flyers Share Firsthand Accounts After Landing In Miami: 'It Was Very Chaotic'
• 24-Year-Old Dies In Hialeah Police Involved Shooting
• Police Preparing For Security Challenges Of Outdoor Events Following Vegas Massacre
• Pittsburgh-Area Natives Caught In Chaos Of Las Vegas Shooting
• Report: Raiders' QB Carr Out 2-6 Weeks With Back Injury
• Concussion Symptoms May Last Longer For Girls Than Boys, Study Says
• I-Team: Vegas Shooter Used Employee ID, Spent Thousands Gambling Over Last Few Days
• Several Philadelphia Hospitals Prepared For Mass Shooting Trauma Events
• Brother: Las Vegas Gunman Was Wealthy Real-Estate Investor
• Stars call for tighter gun control after Vegas shooting
• Cold War Kids Rock Paddleboards And Mixology On A Trip To Reno Tahoe
• Colorado Lawmakers At Odds As Tax Fix Special Session Opens
• Family: Minn. Native Critically Injured In Las Vegas Mass Shooting
• Police Searching For Aliquippa Couple Accused Of Waterboarding 12-Year-Old Girl
• How to watch Equifax's ex-CEO testify before Congress
• Suburban Men Went Into 'Survival Mode' During Vegas Sniper Assault
• Check Out The Proposed Changes To The 16th Street Mall
• Passengers On Flights From Las Vegas Recall Shooting Aftermath
• State Sen. Carla Nelson Announces Run For 1st District Seat
• Photographer who took poignant images of Vegas massacre recalls chaos
• Shooter In High-Rise Kills 59, Injures 527 In Las Vegas
• Raiders Derek Carr Suffers Back Injury; Out 2-6 Weeks
• Armed Robber Hits Santa Rosa Beauty Supply Store
• Former FBI Agent: 'Nearly Impossible To Control All Of The Potential Access Points That Are Elevated'
• John Madden: Football Season Pretty Good, Overall
• Angie's List Acquired By Golden-Based HomeAdvisor
• O.J. Simpson Won't Be Returning To Miami Anytime Soon
• Equifax Says 2.5 Million Additional Americans May Be Affected By Hack
• Detroit Police Officers Union President Convicted On Reckless Driving
• Zeoli Show Log 10.02.17
• Millions more affected by Equifax hack than first thought
• Philadelphia Country Radio Opens Its Arms After Las Vegas Concert Massacre
• Local Leaders Stunned, Saddened By Vegas Music Fest Shooting
• Level I Trauma Center Flooded With Patients After Las Vegas Shooting
• Yankees Fans Applaud Team's Decision To Expand Protective Netting At Stadium
• Get Moving With New Twist On Old Game Of Dodgeball
• Las Vegas Music Fest Shooting Rocks Country Music World
• Blackhawks Place Michal Rozsival On Long-Term Injured Reserve
• Heart study is more reason not to skip breakfast
• North Texas Doctors: 'Controlled Chaos' In Las Vegas Hospitals As Colleagues Work To Save Lives
• Gridlock Expected At Holland Tunnel During Peak Commute Hours
• Wells Fargo's CEO will apologize at Senate hearing
• Police: Sorority Sisters Robbed At Gunpoint
• LAPD Cannot Confirm Singer Tom Petty's Death
• Baltimore County Public Schools May Remove Jewish Holidays From Calendar
• Suspended Michigan Player Charged In Alleged Domestic Assault
• Levine: Plenty Of Playoff Roster Questions For Cubs To Ponder
• Review: Adam Sandler, Ben Stiller and Dustin Hoffman in "The Meyerowitz Stories"
• Minnesota Woman Says Her Brother Is Among The 58 Killed In Las Vegas
• Texas Officer Was At Las Vegas Festival During Shooting
• Oakland County Forensic Lab Specialist Killed In Hit-And-Run
• Summer Farms Offers Fall Fun For The Whole Family
• Police Seek Tips To ID Female Suspect In $10K Con Job [PHOTO/VIDEO]
• Equifax Says 2.5 Million More Americans May Be Affected By Hack
• Highway 34 Closed Through Big Thompson Canyon Until Next Year
• Witness: 'Everyone Was Just Running For Their Lives' During Las Vegas Concert Shooting
• October Festivities In Minnesota
• Tesla Delivers Record Number Of Vehicles Despite Slow Model 3 Rollout
• What Does Congress' Failure To Fund CHIP Mean For Philly Region?
• Local Congress Members Express Horror Over Las Vegas Mass Shooting
• Louisville Board OKs Firing Of Pitino In Hoops Scandal
• Trump Calls Las Vegas Shooting 'An Act Of Pure Evil'
• Russian Diplomat Says US Breaking Law For Searching Consul's Residence In SF
• Authorities: Person Falls From Train Tower In Lower Merion
• Jerome Boger's Crew Has Called A Lot More Penalties On Patriots Than Opponents
• Wife Of SFPD Officer Missing After Las Vegas Massacre
• Maple Grove Man Sentenced To 17 Years For Shooting Girlfriend In Face
• Firefighters Battle 2-Alarm House Fire In Berkeley
• Proposal Seeks To Ensure Nursing Home Air Conditioning
• Furry Tails: PAART's Latest Mission Takes Them To Hurricane-Ravaged Caribbean
• Report: Uptown Dining Staple Lucia's To Close
• Loria Out, Jeter And Sherman In As Closing On Marlins Sale Is Complete
• Rising Star: Indians' Ramirez Blossoms Into MVP Candidate
• Pittsburgh Aviation Animal Rescue Team Flies Mission To Island Of Tortola
• Interior watchdog investigating Zinke over charter flights
• Lockdown Lifted At Niles West High School
• Twins Broadcaster Bert Blyleven's Son Helps Vegas Shooting Victims
• LISTEN: Didi Gregorius Downplays His Great Season, Says He's Focused On Winning A Ring
• Different Feel This Time: Cubs Are Just Another Playoff Team, Which Is Fine With Them
• Wild's Parise To Miss At Least 2 Games With Back Injury
• Elliott's Appeals Court Hearing Ends Without A Ruling Monday
• Wall Street finds reasons to climb on a tragic day
• Authorities: Hash Oil Sparks Explosion, Fire At Ferndale Building; 1 Injured
• Seth Moulton Hopes Congress Has 'Courage To Do More' After Las Vegas Attack
• Tom Petty Dies, Taken Off Life Support After Cardiac Arrest
• Milford High School Student Issues Death Threat On Gummy Fish
• 'The Situation Is Dire': Minn. Lawmakers Call For Action In Puerto Rico
• Emma: As Trubisky's Time Arrives, Fox's Fit Comes To Forefront For Bears
• Agency Pushed To Give Go-Ahead To Edible Marijuana
• Las Vegas Victim's Fund
• Fate Of Jason Aldean Concerts In SoCal Unclear After Vegas Attack
• Extras Needed For Ben Stiller's Showtime Mini-Series
• Spectacular Run Defense Leads Way To Denver's 3-1 Start
• Iraq War Veteran Helped Direct Cops To Vegas Shooter's Room
• Police: Suspect Leaves Behind Birth Certificate, Social Security Card After Armed Robbery
• DelVal Undefeated And Ready For Showdown With Albright
• Colorado Bike Rider Hit By Police Car Dies
• LAPD Clarifies It Cannot Confirm Tom Petty's Death
• Gold Stars And Penalty Flags From Patriots' Loss To Panthers
• Former Panthers Star Jaromir Jagr Signs One-Year Deal With Calgary
• Blood Needed In Las Vegas After Shooting: 'This Is What We Do As Humans'
• Beloved San Francisco DJ and Writer Dies of a Heart Attack
• LAPD clarifies it cannot confirm Tom Petty's death
• Las Vegas Gunman Was Retired And Had No Criminal Record
• Facebook Gives Russia-Linked Ads To Congress
• Reports Conflicting On Tom Petty's Condition After Heart Attack
• Dolloff: The Annual 'Are The Patriots Done?' Stories Have Arrived
• Mark Richt Admires Rosier's Toughness, Big Plays From Miami Hurricanes Offense
• Beloved San Francisco DJ And Writer Dies Of Heart Attack
• LAPD Clarifies It Cannot Confirm Tom Petty's Death
• Las Vegas Shooter's Father Was On FBI Most Wanted List
• Denver Deputy Director Of Safety Fired
• Russian Diplomat Angered By San Francisco Consular Residence Search
• NJ Police Union Leader Describes 'Chaotic' Vegas Hotel Shooting Scene
• Malcolm Jenkins: 'We're Obviously In A Great Spot'
• Detroit Proud Playlist: Week of 10/2
• 670 Cubs Pregame/Postgame Shows Extended In Playoffs; Len Kasper Added To Broadcasts
• Las Vegas suspect's dad was on FBI Ten Most Wanted list
• Panthers Look To Use Win Over Pats As 'Catalyst' For Season
• Videos: 'Act Of Pure Evil' Unfolds During Concert In Las Vegas
• Cuba acoustic attacks targeted U.S. intelligence operatives
• Allegheny Twp. Officer Goes Into Cardiac Arrest During Foot Chase
• U.S.-led coalition member killed in explosion
• Firefighter Hospitalized While Working To Put Out Flames At Vacant House
• Unlike His Father, Suspected Las Vegas Gunman Had No Criminal Past
• My Experience At The Michigan Renaissance Festival
• Boil Water Notice Lifted For Davie, Hollywood
• Spokeswoman Confirms Tom Petty's Death Following Full Cardiac Arrest
• Volunteer Shortage Impacting Meals On Wheels
• Bears QB Trubisky To Debut Against Vikings
• Rams, Cowboys Not The Teams We Expected
• Keidel: Rams, Cowboys Not The Teams We Expected
• U.S. Supreme Court Declines To Hear Minnesota Sex Offender Program Case
• Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center Unveils New, State-Of-The-Art Welcome Center
• Carjacking Suspect Arrested In SF
• Trump: Las Vegas Mass Shooting Was 'Act Of Pure Evil'
• Ante el miedo, así se protegen usuarias del transporte
• If Addiction Is A Disease, Should Relapse Mean Jail Time?
• Chicago Ramps Up Active Shooter Drills In 2017 Before Vegas Shooting
• Daños en 368 mil negocios por sismos del 19 de septiembre
• Crecimiento económico, sin afectaciones por sismos: Meade
• Wild Card Playoffs: 4 Keys For Twins Vs. Yankees
• Englewood Police Officer Shot In Las Vegas Attack
• En Tiempo Real: Decenas de personas mueren tiroteo de Las Vegas
• 2 Texas Inmates Set To Die Lose Appeal At Supreme Court
• Florida Keys No Longer Under Curfew
• Trump welcomes Thailand's junta leader at White House
• Graffiti Threatens Shooting At 2 Danville High Schools
• University Of Maryland Student Killed In Pedestrian Accident
• 'There Is No Such Thing As Absolute Security': Security Expert Ross Rice
• A Well-Rested Carlos Gonzalez Leads Rockies Into Postseason
• Auction At Simeone Auto Museum Draws Enthusiasts Of Antique Sports Cars
• 5 Deadliest Mass Shootings In U.S. History
• Phone Scam Targets Apple Users, Uses South Hills Village Mall Number
• Pelosi Calls For Stricter Gun Background Checks After Vegas Massacre
• No Agreement As Special Session Opens At State Capitol
• Democratic Reps. Bustos, Moulton, Tim Ryan call on party to refocus on working class
• Civilian Police Employee Confirmed Dead After Las Vegas Mass Shooting
• Dozens Killed In Las Vegas Mass Shooting; Gunman Found Dead
• Court sends Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny to jail
• Officer Hospitalized After Heart Attack During Foot Chase
• No. 21 Florida Expects To Be Without WR Cleveland Vs. LSU
• Yankees Like Their Chances Against Twins In AL Wild-Card Game
• Sheriff: 3 Killed In Crash Near Benson
• Vegas Shooting Eyewitness: 'Hundreds Of People Were Laying On The Ground'
• Injured Detective Receives Action Track Chair Thanks To Donations
• With Latest Disappointing Season Now Over, New Miami Marlins Ownership Takes The Wheel
• Police Tentatively Identify Naked Man Who Doesn't Know Who He Is
• Former Equifax CEO "deeply sorry" for massive data breach
• Democratic Congressman Won't Take Part In Moment Of Silence On House Floor For Las Vegas Shooting
• What police found in Las Vegas gunman's hotel room
• Bears Rookie QB Mitchell Trubisky To Debut Vs. Vikings
• Mark Kelly, Gabby Giffords say thoughts and prayers are "not enough" on guns
• "It" tops weekend box office again
• Police: Man False Reports Drug Theft To Get More Xanax
• Detroit Red Wings Assign Five To Grand Rapids
• Ngata Awards Longa Game Ball After Death Of His Father [VIDEO]
• Even More Money Mistakes: Not Checking Your Credit Report
• Let's Get Wellfluent With Fun, Fall Activities
• Hillary Clinton Slams NRA Following Las Vegas Mass Shooting
• Las Vegas Shooting Witness Hid In A Freezer
• Gov. Brown Issues Statement On Deadly Mass Shooting In Las Vegas
• Seahawks Lose RB Chris Carson With Fracture In Left Leg
• Emma: Bears' Move To Mitchell Trubisky Was A Long Time Coming
• UTA: Person Of Interest Had BB Gun, Not Rifle
• CA Parents Warned Flutes Handed Out To Kids Could Be Tainted With Semen
• Report: Nearly one mass shooting per day so far in 2017
• Ways To Respond: Tragic Events Can Be Triggers For Anxiety, Sadness
• Major Renovations Underway At The Bourse
• Dunlap: AB Was Just Being AB
• Kenney On Vegas Shooting: 'I'm At A Loss For Words To Say How We Can Prevent This'
• Speaker Paul Ryan says GOP’s health-care fight isn't over
• Report: Sale Of Marlins To Jeter, Sherman Becomes Official
• Police Search For Hit & Run Suspect Driver After 1 Killed
• Roche: Predicting Red Sox Roster For ALDS Vs. Astros
• Expert: It's Just A Matter Of Time Until Mexico City-Magnitude Quake Hits Sacramento
• Supreme Court term begins with workers’ rights case
• U.S. Navy: 2 dead in training plane crash
• Vikings RB Cook Has Torn ACL As Feared, Ending Rookie Year
• Fans Grumble Over Rams Helmet Colors Despite Win Over Cowboys
• AP Source: Bears QB Mitchell Trubisky To Debut vs. Vikings
• Car jumps Las Vegas sidewalk, kills 3 boys
• Hit-And-Run Driver Injures Child In Sacramento
• Are We Prepared? Detroit Area Law Enforcement Reacts To Las Vegas Mass Shooting
• FALL SPOTLIGHT: Western Wildcats Will Contend All Season
• Man Charged With Shooting, Killing Girlfriend In Bucks County
• Celebrities react to deadly Las Vegas shooting
• Long Island Food Bank Sends Help To Hurricane-Ravaged Puerto Rico
• At least 2 Democrats boycott moment of silence for Vegas shooting
• Denver Emergency Officials Offer Condolences After Recent Training
• Heavy Mountain Snow Takes Toll On Trees & Travel
• Pennsylvania Officials Offer Condolences To Las Vegas Mass Shooting Victims
• Baffoe: The NFL Likes That You're Not Focused On Its Lackluster Product
• 5 Hospitalized, Including Officer, After Wreck In Baltimore Co.
• 2 Attempted Abductions Reported Minutes Apart On Near South Side
• New Hampshire Man Was On Floor Above Las Vegas Gunman In Hotel
• What We Know About Alleged Las Vegas Gunman Stephen Paddock
• Brother details last text with Las Vegas shooting suspect
• Rams Week 4 Team Grades: Offense, Special Teams Draw High Marks In Huge Win Over Cowboys
• Best Ways To Network With Detroit-Area Small Business Owners
• Teen Charged In 2016 Slaying To Avoid No-Parole Sentence
• Cowboys Staff, Teammates Support Switzer After Muffed Punt
• Ahmad Rahimi Ordered Out Of Court As Trial Begins In Pipe Bombing Attacks
• GM announces two new electric vehicles
• Police: Homicide Investigation Underway After Hunters Find Bodies In Conemaugh Twp. Woods
• Police: Man Died Of Suspected Overdose In O'Hare Bathroom
• Gov. Scott Declares State Of Emergency In Florida Over Puerto Rico Crisis
• Standoff In Pompano After Man Holds Caregivers At Gunpoint
• Was Las Vegas shooting an act of terrorism?
• “SNL” mocks Trump’s Puerto Rico reaction
• Raiders Week 4 Team Grades: Oakland Suffers Tough Loss To Rival Broncos After Losing Carr To Back Injury
• Police: 3 Injured In Shooting At Pontiac Banquet Hall
• School Teaching Kindergarten Students How To Code
• Artificial Intelligence Helping Companies Decide Who To Hire
• Missing Northwest Indiana Brother, Sister Found
• Hillary Clinton: We Must 'Stand Up To The NRA' Following Las Vegas Mass Shooting
• Stephon Gilmore Seemingly At Root Of Defensive Breakdowns And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Pittsburghers Return Home From Las Vegas After Mass Shooting
• Police Scanner Reveals Dramatic End To Vegas Mass Shooting
• Baker, Walsh Offer Condolences After Las Vegas Attack
• 49ers Week 4 Team Grades: Defense Breaks Down In Overtime With Game On The Line
• Speight Out For Multiple Weeks, O'Korn To Start Versus MSU
• Trump calls Las Vegas shooting an "act of pure evil"
• Las Vegas Concertgoers Initially Believed Shots Were Fireworks
• Report: Raiders QB Carr Suffered Back Injuries In Loss To Broncos
• Lichtenstein: Jets Wins Could Prove Damaging To Long-Term Search For QB
• Blackhawks Assign Vinnie Hinostroza To AHL Rockford
• Ben Simmons Dominates Sixers' Blue-White Scrimmage
• Pres. Trump Defends Federal Aid Response In Puerto Rico
• Former Red Sox Pitcher Mike Timlin Not Hurt In Las Vegas Shooting
• Ed Davis: Vegas Attack Is Law Enforcement's 'Worst Fear Realized'
• MTA Spends $81.3 Million On 140 New BaltimoreLink Buses
• Toxic chemicals killing wildlife at illegal marijuana grows
• Marathon, World Series Security In Place In Light Of Vegas
• FBI: Las Vegas Shooter Did Not Have Ties To Terror Group
• Fake Punt Failure Leads To Frustration For Raiders' King
• Report: David Ortiz To Join Fox Studio Team For Baseball Playoffs
• Sen. Cory Gardner Comments After Las Vegas Attack
• Las Vegas Shooting: Andover Native Says Venue's Design Made Escape Difficult
• Get Hired At Miami Lakes Career Fair
• Police Investigate Baby Found In Trash Bag
• Las Vegas Travelers Feel "Insanely Lucky" To Have Avoided Shooting Massacre
• Las Vegas Tops List Of Deadliest Mass Shootings In U.S. History
• Denver Broncos Hold On For A 16-10 Win Over Oakland
• Chargers Week 4 Team Grades: Chargers Drop Fourth Game of Season, Fall To 0-4
• Dalvin Cook Out For Season With Torn ACL
• Monday Night (High School) Football highlights a busy week
• Why Colorado is banning pot gummy bears
• Nick DeSimone Breaks Tie, Sharks Beat Golden Knights 5-3
• Ausmus: Tigers Still Playing Catch-Up In Analytics, Next Manager To Face Challenge
• Vegas Shooting Witness: We Tried To Help Girl Who Was Shot In Head
• Chatelain: Terry Collins Gave Us A True Underdog Story
• Palmer's TD Toss To Fitzgerald Beats 49ers In OT
• October Tornadoes Possible As Storms Look To Roll Over Minnesota
• MLB Postseason Schedule
• SCOTUS Declines To Hear Minnesota Assisted Suicide Case
• Pennsylvania To Light Capitol As Gesture In Wake Of Massacre
• Cueto Struggles, But Sandoval's HR Helps Giants Top Padres
• Fall Food Events In Minnesota
• Trump On Las Vegas Shooting: 'Our Unity Cannot Be Shattered By Evil'
• FBI: Vegas Shooter Had No Ties To Terror Group
• Trump: Vegas Attack An 'Act Of Pure Evil'
• Dolphins Week 4 Team Grades: Saints Embarrass Miami In London With 20-0 Thrashing
• Former Equifax CEO Apologizes For Data Breach: 'We Let Them Down'
• Athletics End Last-Place Season With 5-2 Win Over Rangers
• 5 Things About LeGarrette Blount's 68-Yard Run
• Dwork On Sports: Dwyane Wade Needs To Focus On The Future, Stop Talking About The Past
• Google Drops 'First Click Free' Policy To Appease Publishers
• Around The AFC: Bills Take First Place In AFC East After Beating Falcons
• Man Arrested In Series Of Clinton Township Home Invasions Saturday Night
• Felton Davis III Named Big Ten Co-Offensive Player of the Week
• President Trump Says Las Vegas Shooting Was "An Act Of Pure Evil"
• Jason Aldean, Ariana Grande, More Artists Respond To Tragedy In Las Vegas
• A Capsule Look At The Twins-Yankees Playoff Game
• Mets Manager Search: 7 Names To Watch
• Eagles Team Grades: Eagles Hit Ground Running Vs. Chargers To Improve To 3-1
• Drummer Recalls "Scary Feelings" During Las Vegas Shooting
• 'I Couldn't Be More Dumbfounded': Las Vegas Suspect's Brother Expresses Shock, Disbelief Over Massacre
• Report: Facebook to turn over 3,000 ads to Congress
• Las Vegas Authorities Set Up Hotline To Report Missing People In Wake Of Deadly Mass Shooting
• President Trump's W.Va. Visit Canceled In Wake Of Las Vegas Shooting
• Liguori: Don't Whine About U.S. Domination In Presidents Cup -- Savor It!
• Bonfils Blood Center Encourages Donations After Las Vegas Attack
• Nolan Patrick Becomes Fastest Flyers Rookie To Make Team Since 2011
• Casino Stocks Fall After Las Vegas Mass Shooting
• Patriots Team Grades: Cam Newton Found His Old Self At The Wrong Time As Pats Lose In Final Seconds
• Islamic State Claims Las Vegas Mass Shooting Without Proof
• Dusty Baker: Max Scherzer's Tweaked Hamstring 'Probably' Affects Nationals' Pitching Rotation
• Gun stocks rise after mass shooting
• Police: Waterford Teen On Life Support, Shot In The Head
• Man Who Killed Adrian Peterson's Son Taking Case To High Court
• Minnesota Health Insurers Release Final 2018 Rates
• Country Music Stars React To Las Vegas Shooting
• Red Wings Sign David Booth To One-Year Contract
• Andre Drummond Accepts Fan's Gummy Worm Challenge
• Las Vegas shooting: Congress reacts to massacre
• MLB Playoffs 2017: Wild Card/Division Series Schedule, How To Watch
• Trump Calls Deadly Las Vegas Mass Shooting 'Act Of Pure Evil'
• Delays After Tractor-Trailer Crashes Into Toll Booth Along Blue Route
• Report: 32 US States, including Maryland, Could Offer Sports Betting In 5 Years
• Adam Gase Has A Lot To Ponder Following Another Ugly Dolphins Loss
• Muzzle Flashes, Yelling, And Running: Witnesses Recall Chaos During Las Vegas Shooting
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