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Articles from September 22, 2018

• No. 7 Stanford Rallies For OT Win Over No. 20 Oregon, 38-31
• Sister-In-Law Says Kavanaugh Accuser Is 'Extremely Private Person'
• Vigil Held For Father Of 2 Bludgeoned To Death At Santa Monica Pier
• Growing Concern Over Proposed Pot Dispensary Next To Martinez Youth Center
• Police: Man Dead In Fatal Collision, Wasn't Wearing Seatbelt
• Homophobic Slurs Vandalize Turlock Mayor's Campaign Signs
• A's Cut Magic Number To 1 With Another Walk-Off Win
• Senzatela's Great Outing In Arizona Helps Rockies Maintain Playoff Hopes
• Fireplace Ember May Have Sparked 2-Alarm Fire At Walnut Creek Home
• Homer-Happy Dodgers Go Deep 3 Times To Easily Beat Padres, 7-2
• Angels Score 5 In Eighth Inning But Astros Score 9 And Win 10-5
• Vigil Held For Fallen Deputy Mark Stasyuk In Rancho Cordova
• 300 Volunteers Rebuild Mpls. Playground After Crash That Hurt 3 Siblings
• Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Woman In Delaware Arrested In Maryland
• Bowman Leads Texas Tech Past No. 15 Oklahoma State, 41-17
• More Than 20 Cars Burglarized In Two South Florida Neighborhoods
• Brantley Single In 11th Lifts Indians Over Red Sox 5-4
• Storm Cleanup Continues In Cannon Falls
• Man Shot Near Barber Shop In Jamaica Plain
• Man Shot Multiple Times In Fineview
• Two Stockton Men Accused of Having Loaded Weapons In Car, House
• State Rep. quits campaign amid allegations of inappropriate touching from daughter
• Kavanaugh Accuser Christine Blasey Ford Agrees To Speak Before Senate Judiciary Committee
• 7 Rescued After Ferris Wheel Malfunction At Camden County Fair
• Motorcyclist Killed By Car Making U-Turn In Brooklyn
• 18-Month-Old Left In Shopping Cart In Parking Lot Of Easton Target
• Legendary Singer Paul Simon Ends Farewell Tour In Queens
• Off-Duty Fullerton Police Officer Stabbed By Assailant
• Emergency Crews Respond To Hazmat Situation On Subway In Brooklyn
• 'Charlie Fire' In Castaic Grows To 3,000 Acres, 10% Contained
• Pirates Blank Brewers In 3-0 Win
• Arlington Bowie Head Football Coach Rescues Woman From Floodwaters
• AP Source: Towns Getting $190 Million Extension From Wolves
• 1 Taken Into Custody After Shattering Port Authority Bus Window
• 'Jared's Run' Honors Everett Boy, Raises Money For Medical Research
• Search Underway For Missing Boater On Peltier Lake
• Delaware Firefighters Return After Week-long Assignment In Storm-Ravaged Carolinas
• Sneed Sccounts For 4 TDs; Montana tops Sac State 41-34
• Weather Blog: Fall Is Here!
• Delaware State Police Seek Public's Help Identifying Suspect Wanted In 2 Bank Robberies
• 21-Year-Old Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries After ATV Crash
• Nearly $18 million in cocaine seized in donated boxes of bananas
• CCAC Hosts Conference On Vietnam War
• Police Step Up Patrols At UNH After Attempted Robbery On Campus
• September Snowflakes Falls In Canada
• AP Source: Kavanaugh, Ford Agree To Testify On Thursday
• Amazon Hosts STEM 'Camp' For Children With Cancer
• Yankees Clinch Wild Card With 3-2, 11-Inning Win Over Orioles
• Pennsylvania Dioceses Consider Victims' Compensation Fund
• Make-A-Wish Fixes Up Car For LI Teen Who Beat Cancer
• 64th Annual Hero Thrill Show Raises Money For Families Of Fallen Police Officers, Firefighters
• Yankees Clinch Playoff Spot With Win Over Orioles In 11th Inning
• Death Of Stop-And-Shop Shoplifting Suspect Ruled A Homicide
• Stray Bullet Blamed For Teen's Death On Playground
• Police: Drunk Driver Crashes Onto Greenfield Giant Eagle Roof
• Father, Son Accused Of Killing Neighbor Over Box Spring Dispute
• Arizona Congressman's Sibling In New Ad: 'Don't Vote For Our Brother'
• Hastings On Boil Advisory After E. Coli Found In Water
• Investigators Use DNA To ID Suspect In 'NorCal Rapist' Case
• North Carolina Governor Warns Floodwaters Still 'Treacherous' After Florence
• Ben And Jerry's Co-Founders Serve Up Support For Democrats Efforts To Flip The House
• Ronald Reagan's Daughter Defends Woman Accusing Kavanaugh Of Sexual Assault
• World's Largest Beer Festival Kicks Off In Germany
• Parents Face Tougher Rules To Get Immigrant Children Back
• 10-Year Investigation Finds 47 Dogs Died After Grooming At PetSmart, Link Uncertain
• Senate Judiciary Committee and Kavanaugh accuser reach agreement for testimony
• The Annual College Football Classic Draws Thousands To Soldier Field
• Report: Former Trump Aide Accused Of Slipping Lover Abortion Pill
• Texas Ends 4-Year Skid Against No. 17 TCU 31-16
• Hot Ahead Of Next Cold Front
• Chicago Residents Have Water Worries About Lead Contamination
• Woman Killed After Suspect Followed Her Home While She Walked Her Pet
• Police: 17-Year-Old In Critical Condition After Being Shot In West Kensington
• Workers Ratify Contracts With Nine Chicago Hotels, Strike Ongoing At 17 Hotels
• Florence's rain leads to destructive wall of water snaking down Carolinas
• Napping Mountain Lion In Boulder Trapped, Released
• Modesto Business Plans To Re-Open After Devastating Fire
• Rams Fall To Illinois State 35-19
• Three People Shot As A Celebration Turns To Chaos In Englewood
• Tagovailoa Propels No. 1 Bama Past No. 22 Texas A&M, 45-23
• Lyme Disease Summit Kicks Off With Help Of Colorado Teen
• LAFC Reaches 50-Point Milestone In 2-0 Win Over San Jose
• Tiger Woods With 3-Shot Lead And 1 Round Away From Winning
• Up, Up & Away: Children With Special Needs Taken For Flight Around Metro
• Contractor Gives Tips On Seeking Help Repairing Damage
• Grier Throws 5 TDs, WVU Rocks Kansas State 35-6
• National park in Hawaii reopens after monthslong Kilauea eruption
• Nationals Shut Out Mets Hours After Being Eliminated From Playoff Contention
• Infants Stabbed At Day Care That Allegedly Catered To Moms Seeking US Citizenship For Newborns
• Energy Day Encourages Students To Study STEM: 'Just Try It Out'
• Judge rules kindergartner can take cannabis-based drug to school
• Police: Man Fatally Shot While Sitting In Vehicle In Duquesne
• Comcast Outbids Fox In Sky Auction
• Investigators Probe Cause Of Fire That Damaged Wareham Church
• Arapahoe County Sheriff's Deputies Find Missing Man With Autism
• Police ID Elderly Couple In Murder-Suicide In Retirement Community
• Terrible Towel Made Of 34K Lego Pieces Completed At STEM Fest
• Dynamic Warriors Big Man Jordan Bell Ready For Second Season
• National Guard Delivers Hot Plates Door-To-Door In Lawrence: 'Neighbors Helping Neighbors'
• S.F. City Officials Rally to Support Board and Care Homes That Serve Mentally Ill
• SEE IT: Raccoon Survives Fall After Scaling Jersey Shore Building
• Artists To Help Kick Off First Central City Plein Air Festival
• #SayHerName Rally Draws Attention To The Murders Of Trans Women
• Kavanaugh Accuser Wants To Talk To Senate; Terms Up In Air
• Company Pulls Sexy 'Red Maiden' Costume After Getting Slammed By 'Handmaid's Tale' Fans
• Homeless Man Critical After Brutal Attack In Palms
• Petition Seeks To Have Bill Cosby's Star Removed From Hollywood Walk Of Fame
• O'Neill's Homer in 10th Lifts Cardinals Over Giants
• Cruz deploys social media strategy against O'Rourke after first debate
• Students Outfitted With Bikes & Helmets Thanks To Nonprofit
• Texas Superintendent Resigns After "Black Quarterback" Comment
• DeMarcus Cousins unveils new basketball court in his hometown
• Deck Collapses In Howard County, Injures 8
• Braves Clinch 1st NL East Crown Since 2013, Top Phillies 5-3
• Police: Knife-Wielding Man Robs Bronx Discount Store In Broad Daylight
• Highway Crash Leaves 1 Woman Dead
• Driver Crashes Into Fayette Co. Nursing Facility
• Douglas County Detective Receives Congressional Badge Of Bravery
• Rite-Aid Shooting Victim's Wife Writes: 'Sunday Was A Special Person'
• Dozens Dead After Gunmen Open Fire on Military Parade in Iran
• Satanic Temple Reopens International Headquarters In Salem
• Police Search For Suspects Behind Brooklyn Bodega Burglary
• Judge Rules Santa Rosa Kindergartner May Use Cannabis Drug at School
• Flash Floods In Everman Damage Homes, Vehicles; Some Residents Displaced
• Redwood Co. Man, 22, Killed In Head-On Semi Crash
• Massachusetts Has A $1B Surplus; Why No Hurry To Spend It?
• Ford Agrees to Testify Against Kavanaugh but Details Remain Up in the Air
• Police Capture Suspected West Mifflin Bank Robber
• 21-Year-Old Victim Started Working At Rite-Aid Warehouse Two Days Before The Shooting
• Kavanaugh's Accuser Accepts Request To Speak To Judiciary Committee Next Week, Lawyers Say
• MISSING: 28-Year-Old Man Last Seen Saturday
• North Carolina governor says floodwaters are still "treacherous"
• Maryland Blasts Previously Unbeaten Minnesota 42-13
• Pitt Falls To North Carolina 38-35
• Delaware Police Say Rape Suspect Found Living In Car On Maryland Farm
• Hawaii Authorities Find Body Of Missing Maryland Newlywed
• CBS 2 Steps Out To Stop Diabetes
• Girl Stabbed in Brawl at High School Football Game in Santa Rosa
• Woman, 5 Dallas Officers Rescued From Flooded Road
• New Jersey Sheriff Michael Saudino Resigns After Making Racist Remarks
• Steelers' DeCastro Out, Gilbert Doubtful Against Buccaneers
• Explore Denver In A Whole New Way Through Doors Open Denver
• Police Search For Shooter Injuring Three People In Englewood
• Crews Recover Body Of 23-Year-Old Man In Creek Near UT Arlington Campus
• Kavanaugh Accuser To Tell Her Side To Senate
• French Bulldog Rescue Fundraiser In Wrigleyville
• Kavanaugh Accuser Christine Blasey Ford Agrees To Speak To Senate
• German Woman Trapped By 1,500-Pound Boulder Thanks First Responders
• Bill Cosby To Fight 'Sexually Violent Predator' Tag From Pennsylvania's Sex-Offender Board
• Skimming Devices Found At Aurora Banks
• NorCal Kindergartner Can Bring Marijuana Drug To School, Judge Rules
• Pirates Join Forces With Hampton Athletic Association In Renovating 3 Fields
• Chicago Zoological Society Celebrates Conservation Efforts
• Tacony–Palmyra Bridge Closed Until Further Notice
• Texas superintendent resigns after "black quarterback" comment
• Japan places landers on asteroid
• Vatican and China make breakthrough deal on bishop appointments
• YMCA Camp Independence Helps Kids With Spina Bifida
• Alejandro Escovedo on what brought him back from the "depths of darkness"
• Garfield Jubilee Association Celebrates 35 Years With Fall Festival
• Bill Cosby To Be Sentenced Monday, Faces Up To 30 Years In Prison
• Inside the award-winning stop-motion studio behind "Robot Chicken"
• Suspect Arrested In Violent Machete-Wielding Robbery At Victorville Food 4 Less
• Woman Accused Of Attacking Adults, Infants Charged With Attempted Murder
• Iconic 'Blue Boy' Painting to Get 250th Birthday Makeover at The Huntington
• Manhunt Continues For Suspect Wanted On Multiple Sex Offenses Against Minors In Bucks County
• How Did Phillip Lindsay Defy The NFL Odds In Denver?
• Six siblings of GOP congressman endorse his opponent in viral ad
• Grassley aide resigns after questions about past sexual harassment allegation
• Did Harris Give Joe Flacco & The Ravens Bulletin Board Material?
• Police Confirm Multiple Deaths In Thursday Night Crash In Smock
• Telluride Named Among Best Cities To Combine Work & Play
• 3 Food Events Worth Seeking Out In Baltimore This Weekend
• Forgotten island: Vieques still running entirely on generators more than a year after Maria hit
• Fall Festivals, Including Oktoberfest, Take Over South Street Saturday
• Semi-Truck Fire Closes Hwy. 610 In Maple Grove
• Man Suffers Gunshot Wound To Face In St. Paul
• Standoff Has Kavanaugh Accuser's Senate Appearance In Limbo
• Dunbar-Mervo Game To Be Rescheduled After Several Fights Broke Out
• Review: Michael Moore takes fire hose to democracy's enemies in "Fahrenheit 11/9"
• Teen Struck, Critically Injured In Pomona
• Columbia Gas Holds Job Fair To Assist Gas Restoration Efforts
• Local Group Hosts Brain Aneurysm Awareness Walk On North Shore
• Centro: S.U.R.E. 3rd Annual Diversity Festival
• Seal Deaths In New England Caused By Distemper: NOAA
• Police Say Driver On Drugs Hit, Killed Cyclist
• Budget-Friendly DIY Outdoor Halloween Decorations
• Parkinson's Foundation Of Western Pennsylvania Hosts Step Forward Walk
• Tearful reunion for mother and 11-year-old son, who spent months in ICE custody
• Bishop Zubik To Lead Service In Oakland To Express Sorrow For Sexual Abuse Scandal
• "Why isn't this guy more famous?": The Founding Father you may have never heard of
• Two East Bay High School Football Players Seriously Injured
• Taste Of Gramercy Returns For 6th Year
• College Park Crash Near MD 200 Leaves Woman With Life-Threatening Injuries
• Footage Shows Tornado Tearing Through 2 Canadian Cities
• Studies Show Happiness Affects Physical Health
• Unclear whether Kavanaugh accuser will testify in Senate
• Police Investigate After Man Shot Twice In Port Richmond
• Twins 4-Game Winning Streak Snapped By A's
• Weather Forecast: Partly Cloudy
• Police: 2 Men In Critical Condition After Shooting In North Philadelphia
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links (Sept. 21, 2018)
• 'Behind Every Disaster, There Is A Blessing': Beaver County Church Destroyed In Fire
• Twitter may have sent your private messages to the wrong people
• Famous Knicks Back For Charity Games
• The Dish: Chef David Burke
• Duquesne Light Restores Power To Most Customers After Friday's Storms
• Survivors explain not reporting sexual assaults
• Former Baltimore Raven Ray Lewis Honored With Hall Of Fame Parade
• Suspect Arrested After Shooting A Man In East Baltimore
• Gunmen kill at least 25 in attack on annual military parade in Iran
• 10 Killed In Attack On Iranian Military Parade
• Patriots-Lions Week 3 Predictions
• Rod Rosenstein Denies Report Of Plot To Remove Trump Via 25th Amendment
• Lodi Mom Takes Business Owners For A Ride
• 'This Was A Fire Fight,' Investigators Release New Details in Deputy's Death
• Underwater Walls Could Stop Glaciers From Melting, Scientists Say
• In A 24-Hour Span There Were Three Workplace Shootings This Week
• Sanders, McSorley Lead No. 10 Penn State Over Illinois 63-24
• Brewers Use Home Run Barrage To Beat Pirates, 8-3
• Ravens Tailgaters: We Want To Meet You!
• President Trump Slams 'Stench' At Justice Department

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