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Articles from October 16, 2017

• Cal Fire: Final Say On High-Fire Risk In The Hands Of Local Jurisdictions
• Sex Offender Law Repealed In Simi Valley
• Cascade Fire: Surviving The Flames
• Police: Student With Airsoft Guns Taken Into Custody At School
• California Illustrator Creates Comic Strip To Process Losing His Home To Wildfire
• Former East High Principal Breaks Silence: 'I Just Want People To Know My Side Of The Story'
• Long Beach Considers Banning Styrofoam
• Petaluma Woman Arrested On Suspicion Of Stealing From Wildfire Evacuees
• Dodgers' Bullpen Baffling Foes In Playoffs
• Coyote Attacks On Pets Increasing In Highlands Ranch
• Some Wildfire Residents Returning; Water Truck Driver Dies In Crash
• 19-Year-Old Woman Charged With Murder In Oakland
• Portland, OR-Based Hard Rockers Play NorCal Shows
• Philadelphia's Bid For New Amazon Headquarters Picking Up Momentum
• Mariota, Henry Lead Titans Over Colts In AFC South Showdown
• Sabathia Solid Over 6, Yankees Hammer Astros In Game 3 Of ALCS
• Police Investigating After Two People Shot Monday Evening
• Do Students Go To School More Or Less Than In The Past?
• After Big Win Over Packers, Vikings Fans Feeling Optimistic
• DIA Will Foot The Bill For The New Welcome Sign
• 'It's A Miracle': Doctor Fighting Deportation Gets Break From ICE
• FULL SPEECH: Sen. John McCain's Full Speech At Liberty Medal Ceremony
• Puerto Rico's Fmr. Governor Calls Hurricane Relief Efforts In Yabucoa 'Almost Shameful'
• Toddler Struck, Killed By Car In Deerfield Beach
• City Of Hollywood Releases 911 Calls From Nursing Home Where Patients Died
• 'I Don't Allow Myself To Get Sad Because I'm Here': Victim Of Washington Co. Building Collapse Recounts Terrifying Experience
• Md. Federal Judge Hearing Lawsuits Against Trump Travel Ban
• 'Totally Irreplaceable': Waltham Police Say Goodbye To Dear Friend
• W.Va. Senator Calls For Withdrawal Of President's Drug Czar Nomination
• Thomason: Top Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Pickups For Week 7
• Damien Barling: Raw Observations
• Md. Woman Shot In Las Vegas Recovering At Johns Hopkins
• Connellsville Woman Turns Grief Into Action After Losing Sister To Heroin Overdose
• Inmate Walks Off From Southern California Firefighting Crew
• Developing The Right Habits Could Make You A Millionaire
• PBSO Cadet Charged With Impersonating Officer, Armed Robbery
• Producers Guild of America makes unprecedented move on Weinstein
• Mom: Hospital Is Endangering Toddler Son For Dad's Mistakes
• 2 Investigators: Rusted Light Poles 'Very Worrisome'
• Wildfire Evacuation Orders Lifted In Parts Of Sonoma County
• Newton Police Buried With Leaf Blower Complaints
• 2 Suspects Held After Paintball Attacks Leave Several People Injured In Queens
• Jury Convicts Ahmad Khan Rahimi Of All Charges In Chelsea Bombing Case
• Police Crack Down On Dangerous New 'Swerving' Trend
• New Push Is On To Increase Black Voter Turnout
• Gospel Singer Cheryl Fortune Opens Up About Surviving Domestic Abuse
• Keeping Your Gutters Clean: DIY Vs. Professional
• Judge Halts Newest Trump Travel Ban, Saying It Has Same Woes
• California To Get Gender-Neutral Option On Driver's Licenses
• Former Investigator Explains What Could Be Happening In Missing Girl Case
• Man Believes Bodies In California Desert Are Son, Girlfriend
• Colorado Tourism Office Launches 'Leave No Trace' Campaign
• Netflix Sinking Deeper Into Debt To Fuel Subscriber Growth
• Search On For Gunpoint Robbers Targeting Harlem Businesses
• Police: Man Throws Hot Coffee Onto Wawa Employee
• Philadelphia Grassroots Effort To Boycott NFL, Plan To Take It National
• Wi-Fi Network Flaw Could Let Hackers Spy On You
• Kucherov Scores Twice, Lightning Beat Red Wings 3-2
• Philly Makes 'Rattiest Cities' In The US List
• NJ HS Students Stage Walkout After Teacher Caught On Video Telling Students To 'Speak American'
• Weather Blog: Clear But Chilly, Frost Advisory
• Officials give update on high-rise apartment fire that killed 4
• Sen. John McCain Awarded Liberty Medal In Philadelphia
• Christie Backs Newark Bid For Second Amazon Headquarters
• Superintendent Addresses Fordson Hazing, Alleged Assault; 'We Are Taking This Seriously'
• Albright President Offers To Reinstate 3 Football Players Dismissed For Violating Team's Show Of Unity
• Study: Vision Impairment Growing Problem Among Preschoolers
• Philly Cracking Down On Illegal Dumping With Bigger Fines
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed In Canarsie, Brooklyn
• I-495 Reopens After Multi-Vehicle Accident In Delaware
• Suspect Attacks Woman In Burbank
• Children Found Dead Inside Wilmington Home, Mother Being Questioned
• Veterans' Agency Hopes To Avoid Budget Cuts
• Experts Say Many Bay Area Communities Are Vulnerable To Wildfires
• Limits On DEA Have Hurt New York In Fight Against Opioids, Special Prosecutor Says
• Swedish Tourist Punched In The Face, Robbed Inside Central Park
• Police: Armed Suspect Took $26 During Robbery Before Being Shot By Officer
• Pittsburgh One Of The Country's Top 50 'Rattiest' Cities
• Former Fire Victim Urges Those Who Lost Homes In Wine Country To Be Positive
• Death Toll From Wine Napa And Sonoma Counties Stands At 22; 88 Still Missing
• Indiana Man Sentenced In Attack On Michigan State Trooper
• Santa Rosa Residents Face Long Road Back To Normalcy
• Upper Darby Leaders Join Forces In Battle Against Opioids
• Father Fulfills Daughter's Legacy With New City Slogan For Oakland
• City Passes New Laws Restricting Hookah Bars
• Police Seek Identity Of Man Who Punched 67-Year-Old Restaurant Employee
• Teens Encouraged To Avoid Texting, Alcohol Consumption For Safe Driving
• University Finds Unique Way To Help Puerto Rico Recover After Hurricane Maria
• Retired Police Captain Describes Thrill Of Catching Justin Turner's Walk-Off HR
• Fires Bring Joy And Sense Of Loss As Some Homes Spared
• Crews Comb Through Ashes In Search Of Missing People
• Teenager Dies From Single Gunshot
• "This is crazy": New 911 calls released from Fla. nursing home
• Couple Wanted For Child Abuse Caught In Unity Twp.
• Google Photos Can Now Identify Your Pets
• Two Arrested In Connection To Ambridge Church Break-Ins
• Photo Of Suspected Vehicle In Fatal Car-To-Car Shooting Released
• Authorities Defend Decision Not To Send Evacuation Alerts During Fire
• Family Of Man Murdered At Hopkins Hospital Wonders If It Could Have Been Prevented
• #MeToo Campaign Goes Global
• Teen Knocked Out, Robbed By Group Of Seven On Bronx Street
• "We're really scared": Students on edge as racial slur found on campus
• Egypt says Ramses II temple unearthed near Cairo
• Racially Charged Vandalism In Stockton Leaves Community Members Baffled
• Crews Battle 3-Alarm House Fire In Allentown
• CBS4 Sports Poll
• California firefighters make progress in battle against raging blazes
• Black Lives Matter Signs Defaced At Boston College
• 2 Dead In Kane County Wreck
• Nevada law on background checks for gun purchases not enforced
• RB Karan Higdon Carrying A New Load For No. 19 Michigan
• Sunny Skies And Warm Temperature This Week
• California To Get Gender-Neutral Option On Driver's Licenses
• GM Workers At Canada Factory Ratify Contract, Officially End Strike
• Some Minn. Police To Begin Testing Gun-Mounted Cameras
• AD! ALL DAY!: The Lo-Down - 10/16
• #MeToo Hashtag Draws Awareness To Sexual Assault, Harassment
• Opioid report reverberates across Washington
• Hundreds Of Illegal Pot Grows Operating In Sacramento; Police Carrying Out Raids
• Pedestrian Safety A Growing Concern In Fort Worth's West 7th Area
• Mike Zimmer Says Teddy Bridgewater Will Practice Wednesday
• Family Reacts After Report Says Legislation Made Addictive Opioids Easier To Obtain
• Police Warn Of BB Guns Being Shot At CTA Buses On South Side
• South Shore Park Extension Transforms Riverscape Into Vibrant Relaxation Spot
• Violence Breaks Out Around Halal Food Cart In Brooklyn
• Are Drug Companies Playing A Role In The Opioid Crisis?
• #MeToo Making Hollywood Scandal Resonate With Women In North Texas
• 'Me too': Women identify as sexual assault and harassment victims
• Sputtering At .500, Ravens 'Need To Find Way To Win'
• Bowl Projections Update: UM Heading Out West, MSU Going To Florida
• U.S.-backed forces celebrate in Raqqa after ISIS fighters surrender
• Wild's Zucker Raising Funds For Broadcast Studio In Masonic Children's Hospital
• Tropical Storm Ophelia Blamed For At Least 3 Deaths In Ireland
• NaVorro Bowman Agrees To 1-Year Deal With Raiders
• Could Opioid Lawsuit Against Pharma Lead To Tobacco-Like Court Settlement?
• Elton John Ending Las Vegas Residency In 2018
• California Governor Vetoes Candidate Tax Disclosure Bill
• Officials Tight-Lipped On Minnesota's Bid For Amazon's 2nd Headquarters
• Driver Of Deadly Immigrant Smuggling Run Pleads Guilty
• Videos Released Of Missing Richardson Child
• Guadagno: Murphy Sees Governor Election As Road To Presidency
• Former Juvenile Lifers Get Fresh Start With Re-Entry Workforce Program
• Volunteers Gear Up To Clean Up New Jersey Beaches For 32nd Annual Beach Sweeps
• Cyclists Ride Cross-Country To Raise Money For ALS Research
• Chicago Ranks At The Top Of The 'Rattiest Cities' List
• Weekend Shooting Is McKeesport's 12th Homicide This Year
• Refurbishment Project Almost Complete For Birmingham Parking Structure
• The Ones For Texas: Curtis Logan
• California To Get Gender-Neutral Option On Driver's Licenses
• Pussycat Dolls' founder refutes Kaya Jones' "prostitution ring" claims
• DA Cyrus Vance Announces Independent Review Of Fundraising Apparatus
• Target Center Unveils Renovations Before Timberwolves Home Opener
• Kate Winslet says she intentionally snubbed Weinstein
• Ousted Field Hockey Coach Says Parents Sent Threatening Texts, Griped About Playing Time
• State officials to be given access to 2016 election cyberattack data
• Get Marty: Man With Cancer Fighting To Keep Service Dog
• Senator introduces repeal of 2016 law after "60 Minutes"/Washington Post opioid report
• Appalled Mother Wants 'Revealing' High School Cross Country Uniforms Banned
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured After House Being Set On Foundation Falls
• Activist cites racial bias in getting thrown off flight
• Eye Problems May Be To Blame For Children's Reading, Learning Issues, Experts Say
• 'Turn Off The NFL': Activists Call For Boycott Of Sunday's Games After Kaepernick Files Grievance Against League
• Fact-checking Trump's claims on corporate tax rates, Asia trip
• Amid Fires, Santa Rosa Wildlife Preserve Welcomes New Addition
• Cleanup Continues On Flooded Chicago Riverwalk
• Mayor Emanuel's 2018 Budget: Spending On Safety
• Minnehaha Academy Upper School Rebuild To Start Soon
• 1 in 9 men in U.S. infected with oral HPV
• MSP: Human Trafficking Usually On The Web, Not In Parking Lots
• Former 49ers All-Pro NaVorro Bowman Signs With Raiders
• S.C. man who serial killer said sold him guns indicted
• The opioid epidemic in 6 charts
• Cops: Young mom slain while working out at apartment gym
• Framingham State Addresses Racial Slurs Found In Dorm
• Bulls, Zach LaVine Don't Come To Agreement On Contract Extension
• Woman Arrested After Attempting To Shoot Squirrel At Coffee Shop
• DA: No Charges In Cheerleader 'Forced Splits' Case Was 'Difficult Decision'
• 14 Hurt In 3-Alarm Apartment Building Fire In Borough Park
• 118 police officers killed in line of duty in 2016, FBI says
• Police: Man Asks Officer For Ride, 'Spontaneously' Blurts Out Murder Admission
• As Iraqi forces push into disputed area, U.S. "not taking sides"
• Heat Players Optimistic About Opportunities New Season Presents
• Friends, Co-Workers Remember Princeton Plane Crash Victims
• Video App Brings Students' College Applications To Life
• Keller @ Large: 60 Minutes Investigation Into US Opioid Crisis
• FBI Warning: Fake Kidnapping Calls Are On The Rise
• Bears Looking To Stack Wins, Climb Back Into Contention
• Prophets of Rage Support NFL Protest With 'Strength In Numbers' Video
• Eli Manning On WFAN: Giants Haven't Stopped Believing In Themselves
• TSA Announces New Procedures For Airport Security Checkpoint
• Long Island Chiropractor Accused Of Touching Patient Inappropriately
• Wisconsin gov. says NFL players should stop national anthem protests
• Trump may interview Janet Yellen for her Fed job
• NFLPA To Appeal Ezekiel Elliott Case To New York Court
• Man Falls To His Death At Chicago Hotel
• Report: Brad Ausmus Could Be Next Red Sox Manager
• Aaron Rodgers To Have Surgery On Collarbone; No Timeline For Return
• When does your child need to go to the ER?
• Companies Taking To Social Media To Help With Hiring Millennials
• South Hills Village Macy's To Open Thanksgiving Day
• Ojibwe Bands To Hold Public Meetings On Line 3 Pipeline Plan
• Producers Guild Votes To Terminate Harvey Weinstein's Membership
• Fox News Correspondent Slams Radiohead as "Elaborate Moaning and Whining"
• State Department Grants Permit For Alberta Clipper Pipeline
• Passenger Says Delta Crew Stopped Her From Singing Anthem To Honor Fallen Soldier
• Study: Vision Impairment A Growing Problem With Preschoolers
• Mistrial declared for suspect in teen's burning death
• Dayton Approves Reinsurance Program
• Netflix To Spend Up To $8 Billion On Programming Next Year
• Colorado Sends 20 Fire Engines And Their Crews To Help In California
• Dog Dies In Hot Car In Salem Parking Garage; 2 Charged With Animal Cruelty
• Wis. Gov. Walker: NFL Players Should Stand During Anthem
• 'Luckiest Man In the World' Goes Numb, Breaks Down At Sight of Wife-To-Be
• 3 Arrested, Suspected Of Robbing Sorority Sisters At Gunpoint
• Netflix shares hit all-time high on strong global growth
• Goat-Herding Dog Refused To Abandon Flock Amid Firestorm, Miraculously Survived
• Trump, McConnell Proclaim Republican Unity As They Field Questions
• Belief Never Waivers As Dolphins Keep Finding Ways To Win Close Games
• Philadelphia School To Reopen Wednesday Following Mold Issue
• Celtics Co-Owner Wyc Grousbeck Says Isaiah Thomas Hasn't Returned Texts
• Bumbling Burglar Steals Empty Cash Register From Restaurant
• Firefighters Getting Handle On California Wildfires
• Cubs' Joe Maddon Expands On Not Using Wade Davis: Had A Plan In Place, 'Important Not To Dry Hump Him'
• Time Running Out To Apply For FEMA Help
• Netflix Sinking Deeper Into Debt To Fuel Subscriber Growth
• Trump suggests Obama didn't call families of fallen soldiers
• Jury Selection Ramps Up In Kate Steinle Murder Trial
• Hernandez Lawyers Refile CTE Suit Against NFL In State Court
• Wildfires Latest: Could Be Days, Weeks Until Some Evacuees Can See Homes
• "We're Closer Than Ever Before": Trump, McConnell Pledge GOP Unity
• HealthWatch: More Children Having Trouble Seeing; Factors That Affect Lifespan
• Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander tie the knot
• Woman Thwarts Attempted Carjacker In Allen Park With Truck Driver's Help
• NYPD: 77-Year-Old Man Pushing Wheelchair Attacked In The Bronx
• Facebook Manager: Fact Checking Fake News Works, Just Too Slowly
• 25 Indicted For Allegedly Stealing From Home Stores
• See overhead drone's-eye-view of Calif. wildfire's devastation
• Police Searching For In-Dash GPS Thieves In Farmington Hills
• Louisville Fires Rick Pitino Amid Federal Investigation
• Report: Raiders Sign NaVorro Bowman
• 'Hogwarts Express' Rescues Stranded Family In Scotland
• Orrin Hatch responds to "60 Minutes"//Washington Post report about opioid epidemic
• Gender Neutral Option Coming To California Driver's Licenses
• Man Found Dead After Barricading Himself In Burning Leominster Home
• Fort Worth Police Looking For Bank Robber
• Santa Rosa Offers Safety Information For Returning Fire Evacuees
• Puerto Rico Struggles With Massive Environmental Crisis
• Woman Sentenced To 30 Years In Deer River Decapitation
• 'Hogwarts Express' Rescues Stranded Family In Scotland
• Police: Man sprayed possible feces on grocery produce
• "Happy Death Day" reigns at weekend box office
• Signal Problems Snarl LIRR Service During Evening Commute
• Regulators: Wells Fargo Ordered To Pay Millions After Selling Dangerous Investments It Didn't Understand
• Miami's Langham, Badgley Receive Weekly ACC Honors After Win Over Georgia Tech
• Touting Improved Offense, UIC Flames Enter New Season With Higher Hopes
• Softer Winds Help Crews Make Progress On Deadly California Wildfires
• Study: Delaying Purchase Of Guns By Couple Days Could Save Nearly 1,700 Lives A Year
• Pennsylvania Restaurant Raises Money For Hurricane Victims In Puerto Rico
• Colliding Neutron Stars Spew Out Gold And Platinum
• Report: Golden Tate Likely To Miss Multiple Weeks With Shoulder Injury
• Trump says he'll look into nominee for drug czar
• Graduated License Program Credited With Lowering Driving Fatalities
• Trick Or Treat Times 2017: Beaver, Butler, Fayette, Washington, Westmoreland Counties
• Trick Or Treat Times 2017: Allegheny County
• Bridgewater Cleared To Rejoin Vikings For Practice This Week
• Trump renews "total termination" threat on Iran deal
• Penn State Trolls Michigan With Flint Water Crisis
• Report Slams Agency For Holding Back OUI Data From Defense Attorneys
• New Jersey Man Convicted In New York Bombing That Injured 30
• Deep Looks: Controversial Call Doesn't Happen Without Great Play By Butler, Harmon
• Yankees' Cashman On WFAN: Postseason Experience Is Good; Wins Are Better
• Surprise! Man Gives Step-Father Adoption Papers After 30 Years
• Urban Farming Takes Root In Philadelphia's Academy Of Fine Arts
• Miami-North Carolina Announced For A Noon Kickoff October 28th
• California To Get Gender-Neutral Option On Diver's Licenses
• Man Charged In Attempted Sex Assault In Greektown Parking Garage
• State Of Emergency Declared Ahead Of White Nationalist Speech At UF
• Halloween store pulls Anne Frank costume after complaints
• 3 Deaths Blamed On Ophelia In Ireland
• Colorado Proposes New Rules For Oil-Gas Lines After Blast
• Teen Girl Dies Of Gunshot Wound To Head After Double Shooting
• Huge Cosmic Star Crash Reveals Secrets Of Universe, Gold's Origin
• Louisville Officially Fires Rick Pitino Amid Federal Investigation
• 'They Claim It's Non-Toxic': Four Mariner East 2 Pipeline Spills In October Raise Concerns
• Bears' Akiem Hicks Sees Different NFC North Without Aaron Rodgers: 'We Got To Go Take It'
• Maryland AG Among 15 Opposing Trump's Transgender Military Ban
• Philadelphia Restaurant Agrees To Pay Employees Nearly $400,000 To Resolve Alleged Federal Wage Violations
• St. Paul Man Charged In Fatal Shooting Near U Of M West Bank Still At Large
• Charred Memories Litter Fire-Ravaged Santa Rosa Neighborhood
• Fieger Files $25 Million Lawsuit On Behalf Of Man Beaten By Detroit Cop At Meijer
• New mom lost 4 limbs to flesh-eating bacteria
• Baltimore Breaks Up, Removes 'Fatberg' That Contributed To Million-Gallon Sewage Spill
• 2017-18 NBA Season Preview - Eastern Conference
• NFL Head Of Officiating: Fumble Call Was 'Enforced Correctly,' 'Clear And Obvious'
• Paul Ryan says he's bullish on tax overhaul passing
• Teal Pumpkins Welcome Trick-Or-Treaters With Food Allergies
• Does Rodgers Injury Thrust Lions Into Driver's Seat In NFC North?
• Sanders, McKenzie To Miss Sunday's Broncos Game In L.A.
• Trump Raises Possibility Of Withdrawing Drug Czar Nominee
• One Person Critically Injured In Baltimore County Apartment Fire
• Virtual Kidnapping Scam
• Drone Pilot Accused Of Interfering With Cal Fire Choppers In Petaluma
• Crash Leads To Fight, Stun Gun, Arrests On Indiana Racetrack [VIDEO]
• Woman Files Complaint Against Weinstein Over Alleged 2004 Assault; Report
• Louisville fires coach Rick Pitino amid federal probe
• Macy's To Open Stores On Thanksgiving
• Training Program Helps Suburban Residents Push For Biking, Walking Paths
• Man Who Allegedly Terrorized Hikers Appears In Court
• Louisville Officially Fires Rick Pitino
• County sues drug companies over opioid epidemic
• Montgomery County Man Held Without Bail After Allegedly Selling Deadly Dose Of Fentanyl
• Cubs' Odds Of Rallying To Win NLCS? Around 16 Percent
• MD 140 Near Baltimore, Carroll County Line Closed After Crash
• Ed Sheeran Breaks Arm in Bike Accident
• First Waco Biker Trial Could Have Domino Effect On Others
• Researchers Discover Vulnerability Affecting Wi-Fi Security
• 2 Women Hurt Trying To Break Up Dog Fight On Long Island
• #MeToo Hashtags Go Viral With Stories of Sexual Assault
• Joe Jonas Engaged to 'Game of Thrones' Actress Sophie Turner
• President Trump To Hillary Clinton: 'I Hope She Runs Again. HILLARY, PLEASE RUN AGAIN!'
• LeBron James' Status For Opener Vs. Celtics Still Unclear
• Trump says he believes Cuba is responsible for health attacks on U.S. diplomats
• Oakland Athletics Celebrate 50 Years
• Auction Canceled For Chicago Cubs 2016 World Series Ring
• Cops: Man barricaded in burning home found dead
• After Nearly 20 Years, Triple Rock Social Club To Close Its Doors
• Food Delivery Is Now On The Menu On Facebook
• Pa. Mayoral Candidate Wants To Investigate Idea Of Drug-Sniffing Bunnies
• Witch's Woods Kidcast 10/15/17
• NFL Officiating Boss Stands Behind Overturned TD In Jets Loss
• Woman Killed In Shooting At Taylor Burlington Coat Factory
• Stray Dog Crashes Wedding, Gets Adopted By the Bride and Groom
• Christie: Newark Ideal Location For Amazon's Second Headquarters
• Vigil Held In Mpls. For Victims Of Somalia's Worst Terrorist Attack
• Photo Of Horned Drag Queen Reading To Kids At Long Beach Library Goes Viral
• Roy Dotrice, "Amadeus" actor, dead at 94
• Bill Belichick Gives Thorough Answer When Asked About Coaching Philosophy
• Minneapolis Police Seek Suspects In 2 Stadium Village Robberies
• Happenings, October 16
• 2 Arrested After 8-Hour Easton Standoff
• Interview: Aaron Lewis Takes A Stand
• Dallas Pastors, Activists Support Kaepernick, Chastise Jerry Jones
• Man Pleads Guilty To Running Prostitution Ring With Wife
• Fredi Gonzalez Favorite To Become Next Manager Of Tigers: Report
• Broncos Fan Who Bought Fake Tickets: 'The $$ Is Gone'
• Dunlap: Martavis Needs To Shape Up
• Get ready for "unlimited data" of 5G networks in 2019
• Californian's Now Have Third Gender Option On Driver's License, Birth Certificate
• GoFundMe Set Up For Minn. Man Killed In Somalia Bombing
• Keidel: Packers Can't Overcome Aaron Rodgers Injury
• Packers Can't Overcome Aaron Rodgers Injury
• Trump says he and Mitch McConnell are "closer than ever before"
• Texas Man Arrested After Stealing $1.2M Worth Of Fajitas
• Man With 'I'm A Pornstar' Forehead Tattoo Arrested On Groping Allegation
• 18-Year-Old, 4 Juveniles Arrested In San Jose Crime Spree
• Listen: Cubs Fans React To Falling Behind 2-0 In NLCS On Spiegel & Parkins Voicemail
• Facebook Has A New Food Delivery Service
• Pastry Chefs Create World's Largest Dark Chocolate Bar With Nuts
• Al Michaels Apologizes For Making Harvey Weinstein Joke On 'Sunday Night Football'
• Hurricane Ophelia causes rare red sun phenomenon
• Ed Sheeran Breaks Arm In Bike Accident
• Madden: CJ Beathard Showed He's 'The Guy' at QB for the 49ers Right Now
• Man, 80, Badly Burned In Stearns County House Explosion
• Halloween Retailer Pulls Anne Frank Costume Amid Complaints
• Marvel Studio's "Black Panther" Debuts Full Length Trailer
• Listen: Bears Fans React To Win Over Ravens On Spiegel & Parkins Voicemail
• Joe Jonas Engaged To 'Game of Thrones' Star Sophie Turner
• Greensburg Police Find 9 Bricks Of Heroin In Car, 5 Men Charged
• Oh Deer, Arby's Bringing Back Venison Sandwich This Weekend
• Don't Expect Joel Embiid To Play 20 Minutes In Opener
• Courtney Love Warned Actresses About Harvey Weinstein Back In 2005
• Couple, 91 and 100, bound, robbed in deadly home invasion
• Durbin: Republican Tax Plan Will Hurt Illinois Families
• Caldwell, In Wake Of Ugly Loss: "Sometimes Festering's A Good Thing"
• Ed Sheeran explains how he broke his arm
• Victim In Hotel Balcony Fall Continues To Fight For Her Life
• Panthers Shake Up Lines, Tippett Possibly Making NHL Debut Tuesday
• Overturned Tractor-Trailer Causing Traffic Delays On New Jersey Turnpike In Burlington County
• Scott Kelly talks about year in space, new book
• 17-Year-Old Identified As Driver In Lawrence Hit and Run
• Ezekiel Elliott Sidelined Again As Legal Fight Continues
• California Becomes First State To Ban Sales From Puppy Mills
• Police: Man, 55, Killed After Being Pinned By Truck At Auto Shop
• NW Colorado Official Hopeful Changes On Grouse Will Help Oil & Gas Industry
• Police: Suspects At Large In Clawson 'Road Rage' Shooting
• Marvel drops new trailer for "Black Panther"
• Video: Man Breaks Into Hookah Lounge Through Ceiling
• Minnesota Women's Soccer League Charity Tournament
• Watch Bruno Mars Perform 'Just The Way You Are' In Spanish
• Trial In Torture, Beating Death Of 8-Year-Old Palmdale Boy Begins
• Raiders Team Grades: Carr Returns, But Raiders Lose In Last Second To Chargers
• VIDEOS: Like 9/11 Tubbs Fire First Responders Bravely Ran Into The Flames
• US Starts Looking To 2022 With Exhibition At Portugal
• JASON ROSS: PREVIEWING THE WESTERN CONFERENCE
• 'Greed Always Trumped Compliance': DEA Names Guilty Parties In Opioid Crisis
• Caltrain Strikes Unoccupied Car On Tracks In San Mateo
• House Cat Steals Show During Live News Report of 'Cougar' Sighting
• Gov. Brown Vetoes Bill Requiring Presidential Candidates To Disclose Taxes
• Judge refuses to throw out case against Sen. Bob Menendez
• Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner announce they're engaged
• Allegheny, Several Western Pa. Counties Under Frost Advisory
• Around The AFC: Parity Rules As 10 Teams Sit At .500 Or Better
• Police Release Photos Of Man Who Robbed Store At Knifepoint
• Round Lake Park Traffic Stop Leads To Over $3M Worth Of Marijuana
• Signal Problems In Manhattan Disrupt Subway Service On Several Lines
• Pompei: Observations From Bears-Ravens
• Rams Team Grades: Special Teams Shine Bright In Win Over Jacksonville
• B-PEP Calling For Resolution To Leon Ford Civil Rights Case
• 'Me Too': Women Speak Up About Sexual Assault, Harassment
• Johnny Cash Bike Trail Christened In Folsom California
• In The Recruiting Huddle: Timothy "TJ" Butler
• Judge Won't Dismiss Charges Against Sen. Menendez In Bribery Case
• Freed hostage reveals why couple had kids in captivity
• Everett Cop Shoots Man Who 'Wanted To Kill A Police Officer,' DA Says
• NFL Officiating Too Big Of A Storyline And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Police: Man Shoots Daughter's Boyfriend In Groin After Argument
• Nurses, Classroom Aides, Other School Support Staff On Strike In Palatine
• Trump to meet with Duterte during Asia trip in November
• One Sport Not Enough For Temple's Morgan Glassford
• States, Feds Struggle To Pay Spiraling Cost Of Fighting Wildfires
• Mesquite Police ID Gunman Who Allegedly Killed Teen
• Alleged MS-13 Arrested For Abduction Of Va. Teen That Led To Amber Alert
• Was Caldwell The Brains Behind Bears' Dazzling Trick Play?
• Kaepernick Files Grievance Against NFL, Alleging Collusion
• Baffoe: If The Cubs Hit, Nothing Else Matters
• Man arrested for doughnut glaze "meth" gets settlement
• Gov. Scott Proposes $1 Million For Jewish Day School Security
• Lawsuit Filed Against 14 Drug Companies Claiming Role In Overdoses
• Seven Injured, One Person Missing After Oil Rig Explosion North Of New Orleans
• Trump: Health care "is moving along," promises "largest tax cut" in U.S. history
• Judge Won't Toss Charges Against Sen. Bob Menendez In Corruption Trial
• New Jersey Man Convicted In New York Bombing That Injured 30
• Actress Alyssa Milano Sparks 'Me Too' Sexual Harassment Awareness Campaign
• Firefighting Truck Driver Killed In Crash In Napa County
• Oakland Raiders Donate $1M Toward Recovery Effort, Changes Dateline To Santa Rosa.
• Verdict for suspect in NYC's Chelsea bomb attack
• Live 105 Announces 'Not So Silent Night' At The Oracle Arena
• Join The Hoopla & Get Moving With Hula Hoops
• "Tarantino does Happy Feet": Mass die-off of Antarctic penguin chicks
• Has Congress fueled America's opioid crisis?
• Pit Bulls Who Mauled 10-Year-Old Aurora Boy Euthanized
• Keselowski Races Way Into 3rd Round Of NASCAR's Playoffs
• Saturday Rainfall Breaks Records For Wettest Day Since 2011
• Weinstein Co. gets a financial lifeline, could be sold
• 49ers Team Grades: Changes To Offense And Defense Bring Same Results In Two-Point Road Loss
• 49ers Team Grades: Changes To Offense And Defense Bring Same Results In 2-Point Road Loss
• 49ers Are 1st NFL Team To Lose 5 Games In A Row By 3 Or Fewer
• Howard Carries Bears To Victory In OT: 'We've Seen Him In That Mode Before'
• New Parents Who Lost Santa Rosa Home Receive Generous Donation
• Cousins Inconsistent As Redskins Hold On To Beat 49ers
• Body is likely teacher missing after bailing out felon
• Civil Rights Director's $25K Pay Raise Behind Closed Doors Violates State Law
• Doctor's research could buy time for snakebite victims
• Gabriel: Bears Flip The Script, Hold On In A Game They Should Have Won
• Baltimore Makes Orkin's Top 10 'Rattiest Cities' List
• Chargers Week 6 Team Grades: Chargers Escape Oakland With 17-16 Win
• It Sounds Like Jayson Tatum Will Get Start For Celtics On Opening Night
• New Parents Who Lost Home In Santa Rosa Wildfire Receive Generous Donation
• District Erases 'To Kill A Mockingbird' From Lesson Plan
• Section 8 Waiting List Lottery Reopens For First Time In 13 Years
• Woman Killed, Teen Seriously Injured In Western Wisconsin Crash
• Calif. Gov. Jerry Brown vetoes presidential candidate tax disclosure bill
• Ruby Tuesday to be bought by private-equity firm
• Pistons Waive Udrih, Pick Up Options On Johnson, Ellenson
• Nordstrom Puts Hunt For Buyer On Hold
• Texas County Worker Arrested For Stealing $1.2 Million In Fajitas
• Man Builds 2-Story 'Star Wars' Vehicle Replica For Halloween
• Missing Elderly Michigan Couple Found Safe
• Zakim Bridge Closing Overnight This Week For Inspections
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• Seguin, Benn Score In 2nd, Stars Beat Avalanche 3-1
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