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• Family Reunited With Suitcase Full Of Heirlooms Thanks To Alert CBS13 Viewer
• On Target: Appeals Court Rules Hollywood 'Husk' Can Become Real Store
• Personal Questions Posed By Teacher At Will C. Wood High In Vacaville Have Parents Worried
• Violence Begets Violations: Shooting Fallout Leaves Stockton Homeowners With Hefty Bill
• Former 'Real Housewife' Hopes Her Son's Attempted Murder Charge Will Be Dropped Because Of Recording Error
• Suspected Golden State Killer Joseph DeAngelo Charged With Crimes From 6 Counties
• Union Pacific, Community Move Rails To Get Traffic Back On Track
• VIDEO: Bear Wanders Through Lobby Of Stanley Hotel
• Cockroach In Burrito Closes Sacramento Restaurant
• Parents Say Autistic Children Returning From Roseville School With Bruises
• Wildfires, Smoky Skies Take Toll on State Tourism Industry
• Luna's Rescue Caused Thousands In Damage To Home
• Pat Bowlen, Longtime Broncos Owner, Named A Finalist For Hall Of Fame
• DIA Workers Rally For $15/Hour Minimum Wage
• Hurricane Lane Approaches Hawaii As Category 3, Flooding Triggered
• 'I Can Take the Heat,' Defiant Pelosi Says She's Staying
• Hurricane Lane Downgraded As It Shifts Closer To Hawaii
• Twins Hands A's Their Second-Straight Loss
• No Amount Of Alcohol Is Good For Your Overall Health, Global Study Says
• Cahill, A's Fall 6-4 to Twins, Take 2nd Straight Loss
• Seton Hall Opens Sexual Abuse Investigation Amid Cardinal McCarrick Accusations
• 164 Times Feds Say Rep. Duncan Hunter, Wife Misspent Campaign Funds
• Australia picks new PM after party coup
• Hamels Goes Distance, Cubs Beat Reds 7-1
• Man Who Killed Roommate, Blew Up Body Gets 30 Years
• Concerns Continue To Mount As The Eagles Drop Another This Preseason
• 2 Medics Killed In Motorcycle Crash Honored With A 40-Mile Memorial Ride
• Police Say Nighttime Intruder Stealing Cars, Booze While Residents Sleep
• AP: National Enquirer Hid Damaging Trump Stories in a Safe
• Bloomington's Normandale Lake Drained To Combat Invasive Plant
• Why Are We Obsessed With State Fair Food?
• Parents Outraged After Woodland Hills School Board Votes To Contract With Churchill, Rankin Police
• Parkland Survivor Anthony Borges Focused On Recovery, Reviving Soccer Career
• Pair Sought By Police In Slashing After Subway Run-In
• 'He's Going To Hurt Somebody Or He's Going To Get Hurt': Fort Worth Neighborhood Suspects Serial Burglar
• Flying Tire Smashes Windshield On I-95, Missing Driver By Inches
• Archdiocese Of Chicago Under Investigation
• Hurricane Lane's Wrath Unleashes On Hawaii
• Police Eat A Lot Of Peppers, Donuts To Help Teen Battling Cancer
• Grand Rapids Man Accused Of Urinating On Black Child, Calling Her N-Word
• Career Fair Held To Hire Needed Armed School Officers, Guardians
• Family Of Jeffrey Dennis Killed In Officer-Involved Shooting Meets With Police Commissioner
• North Texans Flock To Job Fair With Thousands Of Openings
• Officials: Shots Fired At Plainclothes Detectives In Perry South
• 3 Shootings Reported Thursday Night, 0 Fatal
• National Enquirer Boss Gets Immunity In Trump Hush Money Probe
• Cooper City Woman Chases, Shoots At Car Burglars
• Officials: Pleasantville Officer Suffers Head Injury After Crashing Into Parked Car
• Thousands Of Flooded-Out Houstonians Suing Army Corps Claiming Land Seizure
• St. Paul Duo Accused Of Prolific Theft Operation
• Iowa Student Mollie Tibbetts Died From 'Sharp Force Injuries,' Autopsy Finds
• Road Repair Measures To Appear On Ballot
• Campbell Soup Employee Arrested For Allegedly Trying To Meet Girl, 14, For Sex
• Weather Blog: A Perfect Sunny Day
• Mayor Kenney, City Hall Members Remember City Council Staffer Killed In Murder-Suicide
• 40 Arrested Through Chester County's Anti-Crime Initiative 'Project Playground'
• 'Agony Of Being Boiled Alive': PETA Says Stop Eating Crabs
• Lawsuit Filed Against Town Of Brookhaven Over Landfill
• Jimmy Buffett Performs Free Show In Support Of Gwen Graham
• Marlins Held Scoreless In 5-0 Loss To Braves
• Tompkins Square Halloween Parade Cancelled Due To City's Insurance Demands
• Superintendent: Philly Students Should Expect New Optimistic Energy Heading Into School Year
• Police: Military-Style Weapon Used In Deadly Double Shooting In Kensington; 2 Suspects Wanted
• Tiffany Jones Remembered Through Community Vigil
• Free Groceries Program Helps Families In Need With Fresh Produce
• Old SJ City Hall Annex Sparks Debate About City's Homeless Crisis
• Airlines Cancel Flights As Hurricane Nears Hawaii
• Police: 4 Injured In Quadruple Shooting In Philadelphia
• Family Of Hadiya Pendleton: 'We've Been Waiting For 5 Years, We Got Justice'
• Woman says she was fired via text message with manager saying it's "not a good time" for her maternity leave
• Taste With Tori: Miss Winnie's
• Second Reputed Gang Member Convicted Of Killing Hadiya Pendleton
• Sources: Former Playboy Model Christina Kraft Found Strangled Inside Ardmore Bedroom
• Blind Veteran Rowing Across Pacific Prepares For Hurricane Lane
• Full Lots, Shuttle Delays Hamper Day 1 Of State Fair
• Caught On Camera: North Bay Apple Store Robbed As Security Guard Watches
• Rep. Mike Coffman's Position On DACA Challenged With Audio Tape
• Stevie Wonder, Faith Hill Among All-Star Lineup For Aretha Franklin's Funeral
• Structure, Grass Burned In Fire Outside Fremont Tesla Plant
• San Francisco Man Accused Of Starting Deadly NorCal Wildfire
• Sony's Aibo Robotic Puppy Returns To U.S.
• Cops: South Jersey Youth Coach Sent Lewd Messages To 12-Year-Old
• Emotions High Outside Suspected Golden State Killer Court Hearing
• Police And River Rescue Recover 2 Bodies, 1 Near Point State Park, Another In Chartiers Creek
• Dispute Over FIU Bridge Records Moves To Federal Court
• State Board Of Pharmacy Investigating Kaiser EpiPen Policy
• Watchdog: Trump Administration Needs To Step Up Management Of Obamacare Signups
• Hurricane Lane Weakens, Still Pummels Hawaii With Rain
• Teacher Drops Everything To Help Former Student, A New Mom, Attend Job Fair
• Too Many Cats In The Shelter, Bradshaw Temporarily Stops Accepting Cats
• General Mills Ditching "100 Percent Natural" Claim In Nature Valley Granola Bars
• Yuba County Considers Improvements At Jail After 41 Suicide Attempts In 3 Years
• 'Are You Smarter Than A Catholic Sister?': Nuns Host Trivia Night In Northeast Philadelphia
• More Companies Offer Promotion Without Giving The Pay Raise
• Judge Denies Bail For Retired Firefighter Accused Of Murder
• Mom says cops were called when 8-year-old daughter walked dog alone
• National Enquirer Publisher Granted Immunity In Investigation Of Former Trump Lawyer
• Hunt For Archer Whose Arrow Struck Car At Stockton Stop Light
• John Bolton warns Russia about meddling
• New Technology Helps Reduces Stress In The City That Never Sleeps
• There's "No Safe Level Of Alcohol," Major New Study Concludes
• Trump Says If He's Impeached The Market Will Crash, 'Everyone Would Be Very Poor'
• St. Cloud State Volleyball Team Stuck In Hawaii
• New Signage To Designate Canton Avenue As Country's Steepest Street
• Report: Jennifer Garner Took Ben Affleck Back To Rehab
• Suspect Dead, Another Arrested In Officer-Involved Shooting Near OC Car Wash
• Protracted Minnesota Sex Offender Program Suit Comes To End
• Prehistoric Female's Mom Was A Neanderthal And Her Dad Was Something Else
• King Soopers To Phase Out Plastic Bags By 2025
• Returning Soldier Surprises 3 Daughters At Hampton Twp. Schools
• Experts: Beware Of The 809 Area Code Phone Scam
• State Fairgoers Trying To Leave Politics At Home
• Denver Police Try To Prevent More Vehicle Thefts With High-Tech Device
• Allen Charity Honors Commitment To Help Harvey Victims For Years
• Suspect Arrested In Woodland Massage Parlor Murder
• Cuomo, Murphy Come Out Strongly Against Arming Teachers
• New Solar Panels At Palo Alto Schools Prompt Neighbor Grumbling
• More Than Half Of All Teens Think They Use Their Phones Too Much
• Blind Veteran Rowing From California To Hawaii Prepares To Ride Out Hurricane
• Flush And Boil Water Advisory Issued In Millvale
• Bill Banning Paying Per Signature For Ballot Measures Heading To Governor's Desk
• Plan To Turn Redstone Castle Into A Bed & Breakfast Approved
• Hospital Security Guard Accused Of Sex With Corpse In Supply Closet
• Feds Use Facial Recognition To Arrest Man Trying To Enter U.S. Illegally
• City Unveils Plan To End Homeless Encampment
• Brush Fire Burns On Mount Diablo
• Plane Crashes At Anoka-Blaine Airport, Pilot In Critical Condition
• Life Lessons Scored At Hoops In The Hood Tournament
• State Health Officials Have Confirmed A Case Of Measles
• Surveillance Video Captures Georgia Coffee Shop Explosion
• Old Navy Boosts Gap Second Quarter Profit
• Judge Denies Bail Reduction For Florida Man In 'Stand Your Ground' Case
• Neighborhood Block Clubs Work To Block Crime
• Shrine Circus's 69th Visit To Pittsburgh Could Be Its Last
• Remote Airport Testing To Take Place Northern Colorado Regional Airport
• Alleged Golden State Killer Faces 13 New Rape-Related Charges
• Tesla Investor To Musk: Don't Go Private. Stock Could Be Worth $4,000
• Campaign: Ben Jealous Didn't Like Anti-Police Tweet
• Assault Case Against School Chairman in PG County To Be Dismissed
• DNC chair says rule change will "return power" to grassroots
• Police Considering Animal Cruelty Charges After Raid Of Suspected Puppy Mill
• Adjustable Prosthesis Changes The Lives Of Amputees In Colorado
• Criminal Case Against Fired Palm Beach Gardens Cop To Move Forward
• 2 Sentenced For Garage Attack During Charlottesville Rally
• Theft Charges For Former Ford Heights Mayor Charles Griffin
• 25-Pound Fat Cat, Internet Sensation Bruno Finds 'Fur-ever' Home
• 'Don't Do It': Fort Worth Police Rescue Suicidal Woman From Overpass
• Missing Tamarac Child Found
• Joseph DeAngelo, Suspected Golden State Killer, Arraigned On More Than A Dozen Murder Charges
• Clerk Shot During Attempted Robbery, Teen Suspects Ran Off
• Meow Wolf-Elitch Gardens Partnership Leads To New 'Kaleidoscape' Ride
• Congressman, Wife Plead Not Guilty To Illegal Campaign Funds Spending
• Measles Case Confirmed At Plano West Senior High
• Blind veteran rowing from California to Hawaii prepares to ride out hurricane
• Would Stocks "Crash" If Trump Were Impeached?
• California Wants To Be First State To Limit Plastic Straws
• North Texas Seniors Kick It, Have Fun Doing "Kiki" Challenge
• Ocean City To Power Local Government With Solar Energy
• Top CEOs warn Trump's immigration policies pose a threat
• Rockaways Residents Wonder Aloud: Where Is My Mail?!?
• City Councilman Set To Announce Plans To Combat East Liberty Gentrification
• There's "no safe level of alcohol," major study concludes
• Catholic Church reels from abuse scandals as pope heads to Ireland
• Rockies Beat Padres 4-3 Thanks To Desmond's Walk-Off Homer
• Man guilty of murder in death of Chicago teen who performed at Obama inauguration
• Rutgers Researchers Working With Lifeguards On Rescue Drone
• Pelham Man Stabbed After Interrupting Burglary In His Home
• Urban Meyer facing backlash over handling of abuse claim
• Facebook Suspends More Than 400 Apps After Cambridge Analytica Scandal
• Man Fatally Shot While Stopped At Red Light Near University of Chicago Campus
• Mental Health Professionals To Join Hopkins High Resources
• GOP rep pleads not guilty to charges he used campaign funds for vacations, airfare for pet rabbit
• Hospital Braces Itself For More Patients After A Spate Of Heroin Overdoses
• Hurricane Lane brings more than a foot of rain to Hawaii's Big Island
• Might Scooters Soon Join Citi Bikes On NYC Streets?
• Rep. Wheatley Ordered To Undergo Anger Management After Altercation With Poll Worker
• Allegheny Co. Sheriff's Office K-9s Credited With Tracking Down Chase Suspect
• AP: National Enquirer kept damaging Trump stories, hush money papers in safe
• DOT Changes Traffic Direction On West 60th Street In Manhattan, But Drivers Are Left Totally Confused
• Gov. John Hickenlooper Issues 26 More Pardons
• 'These People Are Still Hurting': Sisters Stitching Together Hope For Hurricane Maria Victims
• City Of Rowlett Files Motion To Dismiss Harassment Lawsuit By 2 Former Employees
• Hogan, Jealous Campaigns Heat Up With Political Ads, Endorsements
• Air Force: Engine Failure Caused Deadly Texas Jet Crash
• Tom Steyer says Washington establishment won't impeach Trump for political reasons
• Guillain-Barre Explained After Rare Disease Sidelines Cowboys Center
• 'Tinder For Moms': App Aims To Help Moms Connect, Make New Friends
• Person Of Interest Sought In Warm Springs BART Station Stabbing
• More Than Half Of Teens Say They Should Limit Cell Phone Use
• Losing 5% Of Body Weight Can Improve Overall Health
• Bumgarner Outpitches And Outhits deGrom, Giants Top Mets
• Lawsuit Filed Against Charter School Involving Former Teacher Accused Of Molestation
• TripAdvisor Ranks The World's Top 10 'Quirkiest Hotels'
• American Airlines Cutting Flights To China
• Google disables suspicious accounts linked to Iran
• NYC Under Pressure To Prevent Speeding In School Zones
• Coconut Oil Is 'Pure Poison,' Harvard Professor Claims
• California Lawmakers Send Gov. Brown Bill Limiting Plastic Straws
• Keep it Reel: 'The Happytime Murders'
• 'Respect And Obey The Law': Fort Worth ISD Issues Policy On Protesting Anthem
• Man Suspected Of Causing A Deadly California Fire Arrested
• Trump’s nominee one step closer to running consumer watchdog
• Charity Pays Off Mortgage For Family Of Police Sgt. Michael Chesna
• Raiders Sign Rodgers-Cromartie, Waive Melifonwu
• Resurrecting The Dwindling Northern White Rhino Population Through Artificial Insemination
• MGM Springfield Casino Set To Open Friday
• Jury Reaches Verdict For Alleged Gunman In Hadiya Pendleton Murder
• Residents Embrace Weather, Flock To Cooper's Poynt Park In Camden
• Mexican Marines Seize 1 Ton Of Cocaine And Ten Tons Of Meth
• Man Recently In Jail For Involuntary Manslaughter Arrested Again For Alleged Assault
• Autopsy Finds Mollie Tibbetts Died From 'Multiple Sharp Force Injuries'
• Holliday Hopeful He 'Can Go Out And Contribute' In His Rockies Return
• Church Apologizes For Oil Pouring Ceremony On Mt. Umunhum
• See the new trailer for "Suspiria"
• Sears To Close Doral Store, 45 Others
• Treasury Acts To Stop High-Tax States From Skirting $10K Cap
• Penn State: Gibsonia Man Charged, Accused Of Making Threat To Beaver Stadium On Twitter
• 20-Year-Old Sentenced 7 Years For Gang Activity
• North Texans' Hawaii Vacation Plans In Limbo Due To Hurricane
• Mollie Tibbetts Died From 'Sharp Force Injuries,' Autopsy Finds
• Woman Who Tricked Thousands Of Men On Tinder Explains Purpose
• First Case Of Dog Flu Confirmed In Massachusetts
• Ohio State Suspends Urban Meyer For Three Games
• General Mills to cut "100% natural" from Nature Valley label
• DNA Helps Coral Springs PD Crack Cold Case
• Trump On Defensive As Legal Troubles Mount
• Caught On Camera: Woman Accused Of Stealing Wallet From Publix Shopper
• Stevie Wonder, Faith Hill Among All-Star Lineup For Aretha Franklin Funeral
• Philadelphia Police Find Remains Of Former State Representative's Son Who Was Abducted In 2006
• Retired Auburn Teacher Accused Of Raping Student Pleads Not Guilty
• Bumgarner Outpitches, Outhits deGrom, Giants Top Mets 3-1
• New Clues In Search For Shooter Who Fired Bullets At Luxury Apartment Building
• Parkland School Shooting Surveillance Video Released
• 8 Bodies - Some Dismembered - Found In Cancun; US Issues Travel Advisory
• Fired North Texas Officer Testifies At Murder Trial; Had No Choice But To Shoot Car
• Florida candidate doesn't want to be defined by alien abduction
• Stockton University Won't Require Test Scores For Freshman Admission In 2019
• Boston City Worker Among 29 Charged In Drug, Gun Raids
• Former Pa. Boy Scout Leader Admits To Sexually Assaulting Scouts For Years
• Tigers Rout White Sox 7-2
• More Sears, Kmart Stores Closing Around The Country
• 3 Men Plead Guilty To 2014 Shooting At Aurora KFC
• Rockin' Concert In Baltimore Will Honor Local Veterans
• Pat Bowlen Named A Finalist For Hall Of Fame
• Miami Congressional Candidate Says Alien Abduction Doesn't Define Her
• Video: Man Charged In Family Murders Gives Presentation On Relationships
• South Fayette Police Investigating Report Of Suspicious Person Approaching Children
• Trade war with China will hurt U.S. in 2019: Moody's
• Autopsy Finds Iowa Student Killed By 'Sharp Force Injuries'
• Pence rallies NASA with visions of moon missions
• Autopsy Finds Iowa Student Mollie Tibbetts Killed By 'Sharp Force Injuries'
• Milestone Stand Up To Cancer Event Returns On Sept. 7
• Eden Prairie Man Arrested For Sexual Assault Allegations
• Juror In Manafort Case Says 1 Holdout Prevented 18-Count Conviction
• Autopsy reveals cause of death in Mollie Tibbetts case
• Tracks Placed On Street Help Move Locomotive To Colorado Railroad Museum
• CPD: Elderly Man Missing, Last Seen Near Printer's Row
• Nola Outduels Scherzer As Phillies Defeat Nationals 2-0
• 5 New Things To Do At The Maryland State Fair
• UNT Professor Aims To Break World Record For Longest History Lesson
• Autopsy Finds Iowa Student Killed By 'Sharp Force Injuries'
• Josie's Place Helps Children And Adults Cope With Grief
• Trump: 'If I Ever Got Impeached, I Think The Market Would Crash'
• Vornado Air Space Heaters Recalled After Fatal Fire
• Prehistoric female's mom was a Neanderthal and her dad was something else
• Former Lynyrd Skynyrd Guitarist Ed King Dies At Age 68
• Fed official says Trump won't influence rate policy
• Renewing Texas Driver License
• JOANN Fabric Starts Petition, Asks For Customers' Support In Efforts To Get Tariff Exemptions
• Mollie Tibbetts Autopsy Finds She Died By Multiple Sharp Force Injuries
• North Texas Church Arsonist Sentenced To 40 Years In Prison
• Regulators Approve Marijuana Testing Labs, Moving 1st Sales Closer
• Starbucks Will Start Paying Employees To Give Back
• David Price Pitches 8 Shutout Innings, Red Sox Beat Indians 7-0 To Earn Series Split
• CNN Suspends Contributor Paris Dennard Amid Misconduct Allegations
• Starbucks Will Start Paying Employees To Volunteer
• Bruno The 25-Pound 'Extra' Cat Gets A Home And An Instagram Account
• Duncan Hunter, Wife Plead Not Guilty To Charges They Misused Campaign Funds
• Officials: 10 Buildings Have To Be Torn Down To Prevent Flooding In Ellicott City
• Tom Brady's Trainer Alex Guerrero Reportedly On Patriots Team Flight To Carolina
• Farmer Shocked That Worker Suspected In Iowa Woman's Slaying
• Mayim Bialik on "Big Bang Theory" ending
• Sessions rebukes Trump's criticisms
• Reports: Immunity For Tabloid CEO In Trump Hush-Money Probe
• Sac State Improves Graduation Rates, President Declares It An "Anchor Univerity"
• Prosecutors Clear Officer Who Shot And Killed Inmate Who Took Hostages At Delnor Hospital
• Sony's Aibo robotic puppy returns to U.S.
• Video Shows Colorado Man Charged In Family's Slayings Giving Talk On Relationships
• Woman who tricked men on Tinder explains ruse
• Man Identified In Twin Lakes Drowning
• NFL player’s diagnosis shines light on Guillain-Barré syndrome
• Soviet Tank Topples Over At Military Parade
• ATV Accident: Close Call For 2 Teenagers
• What To Do In Maryland: Aug 25-26
• Mother Killed, 9 Hurt In Violent Chain-Reaction Wreck On 5 Freeway In Irvine
• Flooding Victims Wait For Decision On Aid From FEMA
• Apple Valley Man Charged With Murder In Newborn Son's Death
• Would stocks really "crash" if Trump were impeached?
• Santa Monica Pier Closed After Woman Shot In Leg
• CPD: Woman Missing From Chicago's North Side
• Volkswagen Accused Of Ruining Mexican Crops With Weather-Altering 'Hail Cannons'
• Reports Of 'Swooping' Owl Prompt Warning On New Hampshire Trail
• Two Ex-Cons Charged In Fatal Beating Of Alameda Restaurant Owner
• La laguna de Chacan Bakán en Quintana Roo se quedó sin agua de la noche a la mañana.
• La tercera montaña más grande de México, a punto de quedarse sin hielo
• Gobierno de Puebla toma control de Tehuacán y detiene a 228 policías
• Plastic Bags To Be Phased Out At King Soopers, City Market
• Police: Man Struck, Killed By Tractor-Trailer On Roosevelt Boulevard
• Eagle Rock Charter School Closes Suddenly Due To Low Enrollment
• Report: Education Department considering letting school districts buy guns with federal funds
• Ed King, guitarist for Lynyrd Skynyrd, dies at 68
• Motorcycle Crash Shuts Down Lancaster Twp. Road
• Woman Contracts UK's First Reported Case Of Rare Flesh-Eating STD
• Lions Bolster LB Position In Trade For Eli Harold With 49ers
• CDC Graphic Novel Foreshadows Swine Flu In California, Michigan
• Twins Players To Compete In Butter Carving Contest At Fair
• Woman In U.K. Contracts Rare 'Flesh-Eating' STD
• DNA Reveals First-Known Child Of Neanderthal And Denisovan
• New York City moves to revoke Michael Cohen's taxi medallions
• Asia Argento Admitted To Sex With Teen In Texts, Report Says
• Dave McGillivray Re-Enacts Fenway Park Finish Of 1978 Run Across America
• Massive Racketeering Operation Busted In East Metro
• Steelers Sign Chris Boswell, Vince Williams To New Deals
• PETA Puts Up Billboard Urging Marylanders To Stop Eating Crabs
• Hurricane Lane Is The Biggest Weather Threat To Hawaii In Decades
• Harford County Offering Free Mental Health Classes
• Spirit Halloween Stores Open In Maryland: List
• Former 'Teen Mom' Star Pleads Guilty In McKees Rocks Meth Lab Case
• Ben Affleck Enters Rehab
• 32 Children's Medicines Recalled For Possible 'Microbial Contamination'
• Part of LaSalle Closed For Falling Glass
• Mitch Moreland Leaves Finale Vs. Indians With Left Knee Contusion
• California Lawmakers Vote To Wipe Out Old Pot Convictions
• 32 Children's Medicines Recalled For Possible "Microbial Contamination"
• Chris Davis, Orioles Stumble Together In Historically Awful Season
• Girl Battling Leukemia Receives Over 1,000 Postcards For Birthday, Including One From Tom Hanks
• Singing Samoan Firefighters Lift Spirits In Fight Against California Wildfires
• What happens when parenting is ruled by fear?
• Texas Appeals Court Dismisses Fraud Charge Against Oil Heir
• 1 Killed In Armstrong Co. Crash
• California Congressman, Wife Plead Not Guilty To Charges
• One Injured In Explosion At Martinez Water Plant
• Jeff Sessions To Trump: 'I Took Control Of Justice Dept. The Day I Was Sworn In'
• 32 Children's Medicines Recalled For Potential 'Microbial Contamination'
• Here's How Sexist Maryland Is
• CHP: Car Stops At Stockton Intersection, Gets Shot By Arrow
• Father Of 4-Year-Old Killed In Pa. Farm Accident Facing Charges
• Report: Education Dept. Considering Letting School Districts Buy Guns With Federal Funds
• Tiger Woods Cards Even-Par 71 To Open The Northern Trust
• Report: Secret Drug Smuggling Tunnel Discovered Under Former KFC
• STEM Week September 17-23, 2018
• Masked Man With Gun Robs Elgin Bank
• Alibaba Is Ready For A Trade War
• City Unveils Plans For New Water Park, Arcade On Coney Island
• WATCH: Shirtless Man Steers Motorcycle With Bare Feet On Highway
• Man Arrested In Connection With Esplanade Assault, Police Credit Tip From The Public
• 8/23 CBS2 Thursday Afternoon Weather Headlines
• 'Little Mountain' Kyrie Irving Honored By Standing Rock Sioux Tribe In North Dakota
• IBM Wants To Make Coffee-Delivering Drones That Monitor You At Work
• IBM Wants To Make Coffee-Delivering Biometric Drones That Monitor You At Work
• Police: 3 Texas Teenagers Arrested In School Attack Plot
• 32 Children's Medicines Voluntarily Recalled For Potential 'Microbial Contamination'
• CBS Sports Announces NFL ON CBS Broadcast Teams
• NSA Leaker Reality Winner Sentenced To 63 Months In Prison
• Report: Jennifer Garner took Ben Affleck back to rehab
• Kaley Cuoco 'Drowning In Tears' As She Bids Farewell To 'Big Bang Theory'
• Man Wearing 'Security' Shirt Tries To Lure Boy In Chicago's Deering Neighborhood
• Ex-MSU coach charged with lying to police amid Nassar investigation
• Popular Lake Closed After Gator Bit Woman
• Sessions Hits Back At Trump On 'Control' Of Department Of Justice
• Man Killed In Hit-And-Run In West Humboldt Park
• Democrats Seek To Keep Focus On Corruption, Not Impeachment
• Hurricane Lane Is The Biggest Weather Threat To Hawaii In Decades
• Registered Sex Offender Accused Of Distributing Child Porn
• Hoops In The Hood Tournament Brings Neighborhoods Together To Promote Peace
• Former Lynyrd Skynyrd Guitarist Ed King Passes Away At 68
• Police Seek To Identify Woman Found Shot Dead Inside Wissinoming Apartment
• Facial recognition used to bust man trying to enter U.S. using phony passport
• Want To Throw A Party Or Event At Hard Rock Stadium? Now You Can
• Video shows man charged in family's slayings giving talk on relationships
• Manafort Juror Says 1 Holdout Prevented 18-Count Conviction
• BC, BU Play Up Rivalry In Boston-Themed Police Lip Sync Challenge
• 'IRL' App Could Compromise Your Personal Information
• Maryland State Fair Opens Friday
• Ed King, Former Lynyrd Skynyrd Guitarist Who Co-Wrote 'Sweet Home Alabama', Dies At 68
• Democrats Seek To Keep Focus On Corruption, Not Impeachment
• One Hurt In Shooting At Ft. Lauderdale Area Gas Station
• Afghan Artist Shamsia Hassani Leaves Powerful Message On Sacramento Wall
• Great White Shark Found Dead On Cape Cod Beach
• Resurrecting the dwindling northern white rhino population
• Ocean City Cafe Offers 2-Foot Long Pizza 'Super Slice Challenge'
• David Hogg Joins Students In March From Worcester To Springfield For Gun Reform
• Fiat Chrysler Recalls Vans, SUVs To Fix Spongy Brakes
• STEM Fest
• 1st Rutgers Football Player Charged In Credit Card Scheme Due In Court
• Drug Tunnel From Mexico To Arizona Found Under Former KFC
• Woman contracts rare "flesh-eating" STD
• Ambridge Police Chief Accused Of Fraudulently Receiving Disability Pay, Harassing Officers
• Pro-Football Challenge Official Rules
• 32 Children's Medicines Recalled For Possible 'Microbial Contamination'
• Report: Jets Reach Out To Raiders About Holdout End Mack
• Knock Pool Official Rules
• Matt Holliday Returns To Colorado Rockies
• Sears Closing Another 46 Unprofitable Stores In November
• Wife, Father Murdered In Dover, N.H. Were Strangled, Autopsy Says
• Sears To Close Another 46 Unprofitable Stores In November
• Travel Advisory Issued After 8 Bodies Found In Cancun
• Steven Tyler Sends Cease-And-Desist To Trump For Use Of Song
• Boys, 11 & 12, Arrested After Being Spotted Driving Stolen Vehicle In East Liberty
• New Jersey State Police Searching For M&M Character Statues Stolen During Children's Concert
• Holocaust Survivor's Ring Stolen By Cleaning Woman Returned
• Apple's Tim Cook Is About To Get A $120 Million Payday
• DNR: Zebra Mussels Confirmed In 3 Metro-Area Lakes
• Trump holds roundtable on Foreign Investment Risk bill
• Mold Forces Closures At Calumet City School District 155
• Man Shot And Killed Near University Of Chicago Campus
• Kroger, Mariano's To Phase Out Plastic Bags
• 3 Trapped After Car Plunges Off Road In Angeles National Forest
• Olive Garden's 'Never Ending Pasta Pass' Goes On Sale At Noon MT
• Kroger Phasing Out Single-Use Plastic Bags In All Stores By 2025
• Fiat Chrysler Recalls Vans, SUVs To Fix Spongy Brakes
• 32 children's medicines recalled for possible contamination
• Report: Secret Drug-Smuggling Tunnel Discovered Under Former KFC
• Staten Island Falls To Georgia, 7-3, In Little League World Series
• Pittsburgh's 5 Best Spots To Dine On Vegan Cuisine
• Police Find Pickup Truck Used To Abduct Tiffany Jones
• "Big Bang Theory" cast reacts to news of show ending
• Top Chef Tom Colicchio's Lawn Vandalized On Long Island
• AAA: Texas Retail Gas Prices Remain At $2.61 For Second Week
• Starbucks Will Start Paying Employees To Volunteer 20 Hours A Week
• DC Superhero Crossover: Dates & Schedule
• 2 People Rescued From Water Near Bay Bridge
• Facebook Has Suspended Over 400 Apps After Cambridge Analytica Scandal
• Woman gets 5 years in prison for leaking secret U.S. report to media
• Michigan Mom Says 911 Refused To Send Help With Infant Trapped In Hot Car
• Giants May Not Play Barkley Again Until Week 1
• Gator "dragged her in the water": 911 call sheds light on deadly attack
• Trump Says 'Flipping' Like Michael Cohen Should Be 'Illegal,' Tears Into Jeff Sessions
• False Alarm: Democrats Say Feared Hack Attempt Was Just A Test
• Boy, 11, Walking Again After Being Hit By Train In Fayette Co.
• Offensive Lineman Max Garcia Earns Glowing Remarks From Broncos Coaches
• Hurricane Lane Is The Biggest Weather Threat To Hawaii In Decades
• Aretha Franklin Had No Will Or Trust At the Time Of Her Death, Report Says
• Eye On Cyber: Beware Of Juice Jacking At Public Charging Stations
• How much will Republicans' ethics woes factor into midterm messaging for Democrats?
• DNA Reveals First-Known Child Of Neanderthal And Denisovan, Study Says
• Sears Is Closing Another 46 Stores
• Ohio State head football coach Urban Meyer suspended for 3 games
• LA Prosecutor Guzzles Alcohol After Rear-Ending DJ Big Boy In Calabasas
• What Does It Take To Be A WWE Superstar?
• Sears closing another 46 unprofitable stores
• Truck Carrying 7,000 Pounds Of Live Lobster Crashes In Maine
• New Poll Shows Ted Cruz 4 Points Ahead Of Beto O'Rourke
• Photo Of Asia Argento In Bed With 17-Year-Old Actor Jimmy Bennett Surfaces
• State Of Patriots Receiving Corps Following Kenny Britt's Release
• Northern Michigan Doctor Faces Criminal Sexual Conduct Counts
• Michigan Court Orders $12 Minimum Wage Initiative On Ballot
• Internet Sensation Bruno The Fat Cat Gets Adopted
• Man Urinated On 5-Year-Old Black Girl, Called Her Racial Slur, Police Say
• Trump Says 'Everybody Would Be Very Poor' If He's Impeached
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• Drug tunnel discovered under former KFC, officials say
• Manafort Juror Says 1 Holdout Prevented 18-Count Conviction
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• Starbucks Will Let Employees Split Their Time At A Nonprofit
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• Sears Is Closing More Stores, Including 2 In Massachusetts
• IndyCar 4-Year Deal To Keep Racing At Texas Through 2022
• Facebook bans quiz app that gained data from 4 million users
• Children's Medicines Recalled For Potential 'Microbial Contamination'
• Enquirer-Trump ties go way beyond tabloid fodder
• Aerosmith's Steven Tyler Tells Trump To Stop Playing Band's Music
• Robber Cuts Woman's Neck In Geneva Attack; Police Release Sketch
• Man Arrested For Several Frederick County Burglaries
• Rowlett Police Searching Suspects Who Threw Rocks From Overpass
• Knife Attack Near Paris Leaves Two Dead, One Injured
• Trump says "flipping" like Cohen should be "illegal," rips Sessions
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• 32 Children's Medicines Voluntarily Recalled For Potential 'Microbial Contamination'
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• AP: Complaint claims ICE coerced immigrant parents
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• Manafort juror: Lone holdout blocked conviction on all counts, prosecutors were "napping"
• Watchdog: Trump administration needs to step up management of Obamacare signups
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• Apartments Evacuated In Northern Liberties Due To Possible Gas Leak
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