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Articles from September 23, 2019

• 'We're Ready For Anything:' Sherman Oaks Homeowners Install License Plate Readers To Deter Crime
• 'We Want To Provide Hope:' LA Rams, Café Momentum Host Pop-Up Dinner To Help At-Risk Youth
• Santa Clara Co. Warns Parents In All School Districts Of Deadly Fake Opioid Pills
• Restaurateur Calling For Increased Safety At 12th And I Street Intersection After Multiple Crashes
• Trump Administration Threatens To Freeze CA's Federal Highway Funds
• Elderly And Low-Income Tenants Forced To Pay Landlord's Mortgage
• BART Considers 3 New Gate Designs To Combat Fare Evaders
• Officers Shoot, Kill Armed Man Suspected Of Firing Shots In Wilmington Trailer Park
• More Than 24,000 Living In The Dark After PG&E Shutoffs
• Goldstein Investigates: Are Public Schools Safer Than Charters During An Earthquake?
• 2020 Census Operation Underway In Colorado
• Colorado Researcher Warns Of Possible Spruce Beetle Population Explosion
• 'We're Left With Responsibility Of His Damage': More Coloradans Driving Without Insurance
• Victoria Mugo, Aurora Mother, Loses Hands, Legs Due To Septic Shock
• Bighorn Sheep Thriving In Colorado Thanks To Conservation Efforts
• Skull Fragment Found In Nevada County Identified As Woman Who Went Missing In 1973
• Power Outage In Rohnert Park Affecting Around 6,000 Customers
• Caught On Camera: Realtor Attacked During Open House In Encino
• Call Kurtis Investigates: Home Sales & Refis In Jeopardy Over PG&E's Debt
• What Does It Take To File A Lien?
• How Do I Know A Contractor Filed A Lien Against My Home?
• Pursuit Ends With Crash On Eastbound 10 Freeway In West Covina
• Santa Cruz Leaders Seek Fix For Thousands Of Needles, Syringes Littering City
• New CBS Comedy 'Bob Hearts Abishola' Highlights Nigerian Culture
• Tracy Man Suspected Of Lighting Wildland Fires In Several Counties
• PG&E Power Shutoffs: What You Need To Know
• Suspect Arrested After Shooting Kills Man In Ceres
• Mitchell Trubisky, Bears Offense Get On Track To Beat Redskins
• Chicagohenge Brings Beautiful Sunset On First Day Of Fall
• Roster Getting Closer To Being Set For Blackhawks
• Adams County Sheriff Deputies Investigate Deadly Shootings
• PG&E: No Power Shutdown In Napa, Lake Or Sonoma Counties
• Father Killed After Grabbing Daughter, Jumping In Front Of Subway In The Bronx
• Two People Seriously Injured, 4 Homes Damaged After Fire In Patterson Park
• Third Person Dies From EEE In Massachusetts
• Elk Grove Officers Injured While Detaining Man
• 16-Year-Old Boy, Man Injured In Wild Shootout In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• 2 Innocent Bystanders Shot In Brooklyn
• New York, New Jersey Airports To Receive $55.8M In Federal Grants
• Lockheed Martin Celebrates NASA's News To Use Them In Their Lunar Mission
• Newark Water Crisis: Officials Say 97% Of Filters Tested Reduced Lead In Water
• Lawsuit Over Queens Bus Lane Thrown Out
• Man Wearing Fake Bomb Arrested At New Rochelle Train Station
• Tuesday's Show Info (9/24/19)
• Demanding Answers: Bronx Residents Plead For Help With 'Disgusting' Neighboring Home
• Scientists find long lost continent Greater Adria
• Scam Targets IREA Customers In Douglas County
• Man Sentenced For Selling Drugs From Home In Washington
• Convenience With A Catch: ParkChicago App Users Are Getting Expired Meter Tickets When They Should Not
• 3 Local Airports To Receive Money For Improvements
• 6 Rescued When Boat Capsizes In Lake Michigan
• Weather Blog: Summer-Like Start To Fall
• Group Files Lawsuit Against City Over Lack Of Accessible Crosswalk Signals
• Police: Robber Pepper Sprays Worker, Steals Expensive Violins From St. Paul Shop
• Karen could bring heavy rainfall to Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands
• Immigration Agents Detain Workers At Route 66 Pizzeria On Southeast Side, Officials Say
• West Deptford Police Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Killed 37-Year-Old Man
• Florida Police Officer Dennis Turner Fired After Arrests Of 6-Year-Old Children
• You Can Now Sell Your Home With The Click Of A Mouse, But Is It Too Good To Be True?
• Sony Michel Hosts Football Clinic For Women At Gillette Stadium
• Parents Jailed After Death Of Young Boy In Bloomington
• Federal Judge Approves Denver Homeless Settlement
• Teen Brothers Allegedly Assaulted 59-Year-Old Man At Frederick Fair Over $1, Police Say
• Her 'Knees And Joints Were Aching' Then Noah Sneed, 2, Died In A Daycare Van
• Tropical Depression Karen Approaching Puerto Rico And Virgin Islands
• Traffic Alert: I-95 Closures Begin Monday Night, Continue For Two Weeks
• 2 LAPD Officers Injured In South LA Crash
• Tropical Storm Lorenzo Forecast To Become A Hurricane By Tuesday Night
• IEDs, Body Of Missing Man Found In Fitchburg Building After Fire
• Playoff-Contending Rays Score 6 In 4th, Beat Red Sox 7-4
• Northern Metals Permanently Shuts Down Minneapolis Shredder After MPCA Settlement
• DNA Test Leads To Sisters Being Reunited After Decades Of Separation
• How do apple varieties developed at the U of M get their names?
• Phillies Pushed To Brink Of Elimination With Crushing Loss To Nationals
• New Numbers Show Quality Of Life Crimes Are Up On Subways
• 20-Year Old Charged In Alleged Sexual Assault Of Another Student In Towson University Residence Hall
• Goucher Poll: Fewer Marylanders Think State Is Going In Right Direction, Majority Support More Taxes For Schools
• Mets Slammed By Marlins, Fall 5G Back Of Brewers With 6 Left
• Maryland Weather | Unseasonably Warm Temperatures Kick Off Fall In Maryland, Much Of US
• Miami Marlins Crush New York Mets 8-4
• Baltimore's 2019 Homicide Rate Continues To Outpace 2018 With 249 Homicides Compared To 212 Last Year
• Cancer-Causing Chemical Found In School Drinking Fountain, Parents Weren't Notified
• Police Arrest Suspects Caught On Camera Stealing Elderly Woman's Wallet
• Trump Applauds Himself, Blasts Media During United Nations General Assembly Meetings
• Gridlock Alert: United Nations General Assembly Brings Traffic Mess To Manhattan's East Side
• 'We Are Thankful': Pipestone Nat'l Monument To Stop Selling Pipes After Complaints From Native Americans
• Nevada City Man Remembers Son Who Died In Fiery Highway 50 Wreck
• Water Main Break Shuts Down Route 9W
• Investigators Seek Brian Quinones' Private Facebook Messages Before Shooting Death
• Boeing 737 crash victims' families to receive up to $145,000 each
• 'We're Counting On Surprising People': Boudreau, Wild Deny They Are On Decline
• 'I Didn't Think I Would Get Shot At A Football Game': Teenager Shot At High School Football Game In Philadelphia Speaks Out
• Family Confirms Body Of Missing Two-Year-Old Merced Boy Was Found In Tuolumne County
• Amber Guyger Patrol Partner Testifies About Racy Texts The Night Of Deadly Shooting
• Man Suffers Non-Life-Threatening Injuries In Shooting Near Laurel
• Police On Hunt For 2 Gunmen After Recent College Grad Shot To Death In Upstate Orange County
• SF Judges Denies Neighbors' Attempt To Stop Construction On Waterfront Homeless Navigation Center
• Video transcript released from deadly NYC chopper crash
• Police Searching For Missing And Endangered 81-Year-Old Georgeanne Faison
• RTD Explains Impact Of Risky Railroad Behavior
• 2 Suspects Accused Of Punching Women, Stealing Purses In Manhattan Robberies
• Water Main Break Causing Big Mess In University City
• Caught On Video: Brazen Package Thief Rips Off Delivery Truck In The Bronx
• Oprah reveals new book club pick: "The Water Dancer"
• Cal Fire: 90-Acre Grass Fire Burning In Tuolumne County
• Caltrans Plans Emergency Repairs On Hwy. 1 Along San Mateo Coast
• Check Out Denver's Freshest American Fare Spots
• Virus Cripples Most City-Owned Computers In Union City
• Girls In Construction: Foundation Works To End Stigma
• Man Shot In South Loop Parking Lot
• Model protests Gucci's use of straitjackets on runway
• Bill Seeks To Get Personal Finance Into Pennsylvania Schools
• VIDEO: Mother & Para Professional Fistfight On DPS School Bus
• Power Shutoffs Begin In Butte, Nevada And Yuba Counties, PG&E Says
• Florida Man Charged With Making Racist Threats Ordered To Remain In Custody
• Amber Alert For Toddler Cancelled After 2 Bodies Are Found Near Remote NorCal Campground
• North Texan Buying First Home Scammed Out Of $45K After Bogus Email She Thought Was From Title Company
• Former U.N. climate negotiator on climate change
• 'The Bottom Line Is To Score Points': Vikings Coach Mike Zimmer Feeling Good Going Into Game 4
• Huntington Beach Police Arrest Suspect Wanted For Slashing Tires, Windows With Ax
• Taneytown Felon Sentenced To 8 Years In Prison For Firearm Possession, Burning Witness' Vehicle
• Contra Costa County Supes Consider Ban On Polystyrene Food, Beverage Containers
• Hercules Neighborhood Installs License Plate Surveillance Cameras To Deter Crime
• Off-Duty Alhambra Officer Shoots Himself While Being Pursued By Off-Duty Deputy In San Marino
• Attorney General Accuses Paul Blanco's Good Car Company Of Running Deceptive Ads
• Teen climate activist Greta Thunberg at U.N.: "How dare you!"
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Wants To Boost Spending For More 'Job Growth'
• Sunset Blvd. Reopens After Climate Change Demonstration
• One Arrested In Tilted Turtle Bar Shooting; Search Continues For Second Suspect
• Why Did Woodfield Mall Sears Entrance Where SUV Plowed Through Have No Security Bollards?
• Friends Remember Woman, Karina Paez Smith, Who Was Shot And Killed At Her Marysville Home
• Flavored Vaping At The Center Of Illinois House Hearing
• Arlington Police Release Composite Sketch Of Sexual Assault Suspect From Area Park
• California AG Sues Paul Blanco's Good Car Company For Illegal Marketing, Financing Practices
• VIDEO: Historic Lodi Baseball Field Damaged In Fire
• Dallas Police Offer Tips For Having A Safe State Fair Of Texas Experience
• Vacaville Man Booked On Attempted Murder After Alleged Attack On His Father
• 1st In Family To Reach College, Bay Area Biotech Intern Nears Graduation
• Pittsburgh Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger Underwent Elbow Surgery
• Woman Arrested In Connection To Queens Church Vandalism
• Fire Burning In Wilton At Randolph And Green Roads
• Gunshot Damages Corner Bakery Window In The Loop
• Apple Keeps Mac Pro Assembly In U.S. After Striking Tariff Deal With Trump Administration
• Woman Killed In Shooting Outside Proctor & Gamble Facility In Moreno Valley
• Union Township Police K9 Draco Receives Body Armor
• Jet Fuel Tanker Catches Fire, Causes Huge Backup On 405 Freeway Near LAX
• Climate Activist Greta Thunberg Tells U.N. Climate Summit: 'You Have Stolen My Dreams'
• Rape Kits Link Chester Man To Seven Sexual Assaults In Delaware, Prosecutors Say
• Man Pleads Guilty To Third-Degree Murder In Death Of Girlfriend
• 'Young And The Restless' Star Tracey Bregman Attends Boutique Grand Opening At Philadelphia Fashion District
• Best States For Teachers: Study Ranks Colorado No. 40
• Former NBA Player Andre Emmett Found Dead In Dallas
• Crews Work To Repair Sinkholes In Grand Crossing Neighborhood
• Former Hennepin County Sheriff Rich Stanek Awarded $600K In Alleged Assault
• Firefighters Responding To Fire Near Yolo County Landfill
• Sheriff's Deputy Arrested For Alleged Sexual Battery Against Ventura County Jail Inmate
• Pittsburgh Steelers' Woes Have Impact On Local Businesses
• U.S. Army Soldier Allegedly Shared Bomb-Making Instructions, Discussed Killing Beto O'Rourke
• Trump Allegation Moves Phillips, Craig Toward Impeachment
• Chicago Housing Assistance Program Loses Federal Funding, Puts People's Housing Situations In Jeopardy
• Organized Retail Crimes Cost U.S. Economy Nearly 47 Billion Dollars in 2018
• 'Catch The Football': Eagles Have Little Time To Dwell On Dropped Passes With Quick Turnaround
• School Bus Involved In Accident In Bear, Delaware
• Samsung's Foldable Phone Hits Stores In U.S.
• Sonoma County Declares Precautionary State Of Emergency Over Possible Power Shutoff
• Vacaville Man Arrested For Attempting To Kill His Father, Police Say
• Minneapolis Public Works Strives To Make North Loop Safer By Extending Sidewalks
• Twin Cities Family Grieves Loss Of 2 Pets Who Died In Dog Walker's Care
• 'How Do You Pay Them Back For That?': Twin Cities Hockey Player Credits Stranger For Saving His Life
• St. Cloud Business Owner Feels Penalized By New Massage Regulations
• Boston Ballet Initiative Empowers Women Choreographers
• Bruce Springsteen Celebrates 70th Birthday
• Bald Mountain Fire Now 100% Contained
• Gary Councilman In Jail After Attempting 'Citizen's Arrest'
• Clean Slate Program At Community College Of Beaver Co. Helps People Get Fresh Starts
• Ravens Players Pay Surprise Visit To BPD Sgt. Isaac Carrington
• How They Doing? NYPD's Use Of 'Sentiment Meter' On Social Media Reveals Public's Trust Level
• Denver Broncos WR Emmanuel Sanders Unveils Emmanuel's Locker For Students
• Swissvale's Billy Gardell Carries Pittsburgh Pride With Him Everywhere He Goes
• U.N. report warns of severe consequences of climate change
• New Allegheny Co. Charter School Aims To Positively Influence African American Males
• 3 Cases Of Deadly Virus Spread By Mosquitoes Confirmed In New Jersey Residents, Health Officials Say
• Missing Dallas Teen April Rayford Found Safe
• Critical Tip About Man Wanted For Shooting CPD Officer, Woman Came From Itasca PD
• 'It's Pretty Cool': Lindsay Vonn Honored With Tow Rope At Burnsville's Buck Hill
• Ballet Hispanico Lets Performers Share Culture, Heritage Through Dance
• Decker Fire Near Salida Grows To 1,015 Acres
• Body Of Missing Boater Recovered From Lake Granbury; Boat Owner Reportedly Arrested For Being Intoxicated
• Bedford Man Embraces Cancer Battle, Uses Photography To Show Positive Side Of Life
• Man Who Fled Police, Caused Man's Death Expected To Get 15 Years In Jail
• Florida Woman Facing Daily Condo Association Fines For Housing Displaced Bahamian Friend
• Michael Blackman Charged With Attempted Murder In Shooting Of Police Officer, Earlier Shooting Of Woman In Fulton River District
• Angry Eagles Fan Shown During Sunday's Broadcast Was Admissions Dean At University Of Pennsylvania
• Need New Knees? ROSA Surgical Robot Now In The OR To Lend A Hand
• Vaping Illnesses Hit Local Business Hard As Former Smoker Touts E-Cigarettes In Helping Him Quit Smoking
• East Falls Store Selling One-Of-A-Kind Wonders To Allow You To See World Without Passport
• Plano PD: Officer Shoots Suspect With Knife Accused Of Stabbing A Man
• Memorial Honoring Opioid Crisis Victims On Display At LI Mall
• Woman Captured On Cellphone Video Striking Officer With High-Heeled Shoe Outside Brickell Bar
• No Suspect Information In High Street Growers Burglary
• San Francisco Panel Of Judges May Not Be Buying That 'Stairway' Needs New Trial
• Leewood K-8 Student Accused Of Sending 'Written Threats To Kill' To Minority, LGBT Students
• 3 Suspects Charged In Viral North Side Gas Station Assault
• Florida cop fired after arresting pair of 6-year-olds
• GM strike leads to layoffs at automaker's suppliers
• 'I'm So Thankful': Queen Anne's County Educator Named Teacher Of The Year, Wins New Car
• Underground Power Lines Plan Poised To Move Forward
• 'Unsafe' Building Supposed To Be Demolished Collapses Across West Philadelphia Street
• 'Kids Just Do Not Feel Safe': Chester Community Members Stand Up Against Recent Gun Violence
• At Long Last, Islanders Officially Break Ground On New 19,000-Seat Arena At Belmont Park
• DOE Alerting Students Who Survived 9/11 Attacks About Available Health Benefits, Compensation
• GIRLS NIGHT OUT on Thursday, September 26!
• Woman Has Chain Snatched Off Her Neck While Sitting At Light In Broad Daylight In Manhattan
• Patriots Place Fullback James Develin On Injured Reserve
• Oakland Eats: Dozo Ramen Coming Soon, Nido's Backyard Finally Opens
• 950 Kaiser Permanente Workers In Baltimore Vote To Join Nationwide Strike
• Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito On Challenges Facing Massachusetts Education System
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Buttigieg on Merkel, Macron, Iran and China
• Former California Gov. Jerry Brown, China Team Up On Climate Research Institute
• Upscale Thai To Eggplant Parm: What's Trending On San Francisco's Food Scene
• Man Charged In Fort Lauderdale Double Shooting
• Police: Suspects Steal 12 Tires With Custom Rims At Evesham Township Chevrolet Dealership
• 1 Treated For Smoke Inhalation After Stowe Home Fire
• FBI Seeks Help Identifying Armed Robbery Suspect
• Man, Girlfriend Arrested In Connection To Stabbing Of His Twin Brother In Modesto
• Brockton Homeowner Uses Swimming Pool Water To Knock Down Fire
• FBI Looking For Davie Bank Robber
• 2 Armed Men Rob Business In Northbrook, Police Say
• Search Continues For 5-Year-Old Dulce Maria Alavez Who Vanished 1 Week Ago
• Socialite Tiffany Li's Murder Trial Begins; Heated Custody Battle Or Botched Kidnapping?
• Paul Blanco Car Dealerships Sued By AG Becerra Over Fraud, False Ads
• Sky turns blood red in Indonesia
• Tech Giants Revamp Organization To Fight Online Extremism
• Sale Of St. Christopher's Hospital For Children Approved By US Bankruptcy Court
• 2-Year-Old Boy Dies After Plunging Out Window In Brooklyn
• New Technology Could Help Reverse Baldness
• Study Suggests Standing Expends More Energy Than Sitting Or Lying
• Apple to keep making Mac Pro computers in the U.S.
• Frosh Joins Other AGs Calling For Background Checks To Include Ammunition Sales
• Fish Population In Animas River Severely Reduced Due To Ash In Runoff
• Treasury: Less Than A Week To Apply For Home Heating Credit
• Missing 17-Year-Old Aviana Weaver Found Safe In Philadelphia
• Ways to save on health care costs
• Fayette Co. Family Practitioner Accused Of Exchanging Opioids For Sex, Committing Health Care Fraud
• 5 Colorado Airports, Including Denver International Airport, Awarded $7.4M
• Major Water Main Breaks Washes Out Part Of Road In King Of Prussia Ahead Of Evening Rush
• Seen In Detroit: DIY Street Fair
• I-70 Reopens After Weekend Closure For Central 70 Project
• Estranged Husband Of Missing Conn. Mom Jennifer Dulos Back In Court
• Towson District Courthouse Temporarily Moves To Catonsville District Courthouse For System Repairs
• Sen. Schumer Pushing Bipartisan Bill That Would Help Protect School Districts From Cyber Attacks
• 2 Brandeis Grad Students Stabbed In Waltham Home, 16-Year-Old Arrested
• Chicago Weather: Clear Skies, Warm Temperatures
• Colorado Springs Family Concerned About Shooting On Property
• Trial begins for cop who shot man in his own apartment
• 14-Year-Old Rockville Girl Missing Since Saturday
• Pittsburgh Firefighters Get Adorable Mascot For The Weekend
• GM Workers Start Collecting $250 Daily Strike Pay As Stoppage Reaches Day 8
• Police: 19-Year-Old Mother, 1-Month-Old Baby Injured After Stray Bullet Enters Strawberry Mansion Home
• Former Twin Cities Archbishop Harry Flynn Has Died
• Police: Man Who Shot, Killed Himself At Nearby Park Prompted Lockdown At Roseville School
• Former NBA player Andre Emmett shot to death
• A Bill Could End Greyhound Racing In West Virginia
• 'Baby Shark' Helps North Texas 3-Year-Old Cope While Getting Stitches
• Army soldier arrested for sharing bomb secrets and plotting killings
• McDonald's To Add 700 New Jobs Across Baltimore, Offer Up To $3K A Year In College Financial Aid
• Wis. Rep. Sean Duffy Spends Last Day In Office In Campaign Mode
• Police Arrest Gary Council Leader Over Firing Shots At Teens
• Deputies Fear Tragic End To Merced Amber Alert; 2 Bodies Found Near Rural Campground
• California, China To Team Up On Climate Research Institute, UC Berkeley To Host
• Trump says he may release call with Ukraine's president
• Klobuchar, Smith Announce Over $19M In Funding For Regional Airports
• Man Sentenced For Robbing Local Business To Support Crack Addiction
• STUDY: Not All Screen Time Causes Kids To Underperform In School
• SCI Somerset Inmate Dead After Being Found Unresponsive In Cell
• Ravens Team Up With NFL For 'Huddle For 100' To Dedicate 100 Million Minutes Of Service
• Family: Famed 98-Year-Old Richmond Park Ranger Suffers Stroke
• Woman Sentenced For Role In Hayward Murder Of Ex-Gang Member Who Testified Against Colleagues
• 69-Year-Old Man With Dementia Missing Since September 21
• Rockwall Police Search For Armed Men Who Robbed Victim At QuikTrip
• Police Searching For Masked Man After Attempted Armed Robbery In North Center
• BSO Reaches 1-Year Agreement, Will Open 2019-2020 Season This Weekend
• Denver Author Kali Fajardo-Anstine's Debut Up For National Book Award
• Amid Storm Of Sexual Harassment Accusations, Placido Domingo To Kick Off New MET Season
• Police Investigating Social Media Threat Allegedly Made By Local Student
• House Of Mother And Daughter Rescued From Carrick Flooding Condemned
• MSU Takes Care Of Business Against Northwestern 31-10
• New Food At State Fair Of Texas
• 4-Year-Old Boy Dies Of Injuries From Fiery Highway 101 Crash In Marin County
• Deerfield Gets Shout-Out As 'The Marvelous Ms. Maisel' Star Alex Borstein Wins Emmy
• Sending Letters To 100-Year-Old WWII Veteran James South
• Southfield City Clerk Charged With 6 Felonies
• N.J. School Board Introduces New Video To Help Student-Athletes Combat Opioids
• San Jose State Library Shooting Suspect Charged With Attempted Murder
• Visually Impaired Modesto Teen Scores First Touchdown With Help From Teammates
• Google To Transcribe Some Audio Recordings Of Voice Commands Again
• Democrats increase threshold to make fifth debate stage
• Baby News: Britt Moreno Is Expecting A Boy!
• Sheriff: Car Linked To Central California Amber Alert Found In Tuolumne Co., 2 People Dead Inside
• Frozen 2 Trailer
• Al día 4 niños mueren en México por violencia, más que en Siria: Save the Children
• Police: Burglar Potentially Stole Ring Of Keys To Local Businesses From North Franklin Twp. Municipal Building
• Las Vegas Man Arrested In Connection With Fatal Potrero Hill Metal Pipe Beating
• British Travel Firm Thomas Cook Collapses, Leaving 600K Global Travelers Stranded
• REPORT: Drug Prices For Seniors Once Again Rose Faster Than Inflation
• 800 Baltimore Families To Receive Meals From PepsiCo, Feed The Children At M&T Bank Stadium Friday
• Motorcyclist Run Over, Killed By SUV In Costa Mesa, Driver At Large
• Headed To The Maryland Vs Penn State Game Friday? Wear Black If You're A Terps Fan
• Police: Man Intentionally Rammed Van Into Staten Island Building Where Ex-Wife Lives
• Man Found Shot To Death Inside SUV Parked On Riverside Street
• 'Let Me Make A Little Change Here': New Yorkers Taking Path To Olympics Through Archery
• Three Pitt Panthers Named ACC Players Of The Week After Upset Win Over UCF
• 'Have Them On Their Heels': Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Joins Joe Neguse In Boulder For Climate Change Discussion
• Sheriff: 2 Injured In Morrison County ATV Crash
• Government wants to bar doctors' statements in dispute over migrant kids
• Anonymous Tip Leads To Arrests For Anti-Semitic, Racist Graffiti At Fort Revere In Hull
• Homeless Encampments In Sepulveda Basin's Haskell Creek Targeted For Clean-Up
• 5 Arrested For Blocking Traffic Monday Morning During Climate Change Protests
• Logan Airport Offers 'Ticket To Skip' Security Line For Water Transportation Riders
• Trump sees deal he couldn't get in United Nations building
• Denver Weather: Fall Starts With Temperatures Almost 10 Degrees Above Normal
• Brush Fire Breaks Out In Altadena Foothills
• Trial Begins For Gruesome 2017 Double Murder In Peabody
• Creek Dredging Expected To Cause Major Traffic Delays In Oakdale
• $9.2M In Infrastructure Grants To Go To Four Maryland Airports
• Not All Screen Time Causes Kids To Underperform In School, Study Says
• Judge Refuses To Toss Lawsuit Challenging Musk Pay Package
• Cote De Pablo Tells Her Secret To Playing Ziva On NCIS: 'Living In New York Did It For Me'
• Philadelphia Police: Man Fatally Shoots Home Invasion Suspect, Injures Another
• 'Bob Hearts Abishola's Folake Olowofoyeku On Portraying The Story Of A Nigerian Immigrant: 'It's Humbling, Something That I'm Grateful For'
• Bob Hearts Abishola's Folake Olowofoyeku On Portraying The Story Of A Nigerian Immigrant
• Biker Thrown From Carquinez Bridge After Fatal Crash Identified
• Is Altria's investment in Juul going up in smoke?
• Report: Giants' Barkley Out 4-8 Weeks With High-Ankle Sprain
• 23-Year-Old Tashaye Murphy Identified As Woman Whose Car Drove Into Water In Fells Point
• Broncos Search For A Win Continues After Tough Loss To Green Bay Packers
• State Trooper Charged With Misdemeanor In Fatal Crash
• Yes, Cats Really Do Bond With People, Study Says, Even If They Don't Always Show It
• Antonio Brown Posts Picture Of Class Schedule As He Heads Back To College Following His Release From The New England Patriots
• Rochester Public Library Closed Due To Water Leak
• Mayor Pete Buttigieg Holding Presidential Campaign Picnic In West Sacramento
• Not All Screen Time Causes Kids To Underperform In School, Study Says
• 'The Sheetz Of Tomorrow': Pittsburgh Picked For Sheetz Technology, Innovation Hub
• 3 Suspects Tied To Retail Theft Ring Arrested For Stealing Goods At Tanforan Mall
• Transgender woman shot in apparent hate crime in Dallas
• Fall River Mayor Jasiel Correia Wants To Skip Next Court Date On Pot Extortion Charges
• Auto-Pedestrian Crash Leaves 1 Dead On 6th Avenue In Lakewood
• Antonio Brown Ordered To Appear In Miami Deposition Over Condo Damage Lawsuit
• Amber Guyger Trial: Before Testimony, Judge Denies Defense's Request For Mistrial After Dallas County DA John Creuzot TV Interview
• Service Dog Nala Cuddles With Disney Characters In Heartwarming Video
• Antonio Brown Ordered To Appear For Deposition In Miami Over Trashed Apartment Unit
• Burnsville Woman Sentenced To 1 Year For Seriously Injuring Baby
• Transportation & Construction GIRL Day Aims To Break Stigmas About Career
• CBSLA The Rundown: 9/23 8am
• Mega-Job Fair Wednesday At BB&T Center In Sunrise
• Another Case Of Deer-Killing Virus EHD Found In Minnesota
• Best Buy's Corie Barry Makes Fortune's 'Most Powerful Women In Business' List
• Westmoreland Co. Man Charged With Beating Girlfriend's Child, Using Syringes To Puncture His Feet To Stand Trial
• National Aquarium Welcomes New Puffin Chick
• Volunteers In Chester Respond To Recent Gun Violence By Walking Students To School
• LOCATED: Angel Rivera-Maldonado, 69, Of Bellwood
• DUI Suspect Arrested After Crashing In Davis; Stash Of Meth, Xanax Pills Found In Car
• Detroit Mayor To Hold Citywide Charter-Mandated Meeting
• Unborn baby exposed to meth when couple moves into former drug house
• Injured DuBois Football Player Helped Off Field By Opponent From Oil City In A Major Act Of Sportsmanship
• Planning To Ride An Elephant In Florida? Pachyderm Rides Could Face New Rules
• Do You Know Maggie Cruz? PA Cold Case Victim May Have Lived In Mass.
• Dump Truck Crashes Into Washington Co. Home
• Police: Man Stole Credit Cards From Roseville Gym Locker, Bought Expensive Computer At Mall
• Roku Has Lost 40% Of Its Value As Competition Heats Up
• Pittsburgh Penguins Trim Roster To 27 Players
• Minneapolis Police: Samale Barkhadle, 29, Killed In Sunday Morning Shooting
• Ravens Coach John Harbaugh Says Analytics Back His Risky Calls Against Chiefs, Some Fans Still Critical
• 29-Year-Old Woman Struck, Killed In Evesham Township
• Report: Julian Edelman Will 'Be Good' After Suffering Rib Injury
• How to read a medical bill or explanation of benefits
• Officers support fallen colleague's son at football game
• 14-Year-Old Groping Victim Helps Nab Her Alleged Attacker
• Alcohol, Speed, May Have Been Factors In Crash That Injured 3 Teens, Killed Another In Lothian, Police Say
• Study: Cats Really Do Bond With People, Even If They Don't Always Show It
• Gages Lake School Reopens After Emergency Closing On Friday Due To Teacher Shortage
• Alexis Andrade, 22, Shot And Killed By Carjacker In Logan Square
• Cubs Organist Gary Pressy Plays His Last Game At Wrigley Field
• Democratic Presidential Candidate Beto O'Rourke To Visit Pittsburgh
• 'I Did My Job': Dana Jacobson Responds To Icy Stare From Bill Belichick
• Delaware County Authorities Seek Public's Help Locating Two Missing Girls From Media
• Pittsburgh Weather: Fall Arrives, And Along With It, Cooler Temperatures
• New Jersey Man Charged In GoFundMe Scam Looking To Have Charges Dropped
• Man Wanted After Allegedly Filing, Completing Divorce From Wife Without Her Knowing Turns Himself In
• Father, 1 1/2-Year-Old Son Killed In Joliet In Apparent Murder-Suicide
• Decker Fire Grows To 937+ Acres Over The Weekend
• Man Facing Federal Charges For South Side Overdoses, FBI Raids Home In McKees Rocks
• Turnpike Eyes Changes After Sunpass Troubles
• Tichina Arnold On Season 2 Of 'The Neighborhood': 'Show Does A Great Job Showing Our Differences And Allowing Us To Have Dialogue'
• Tichina Arnold On Season 2 Of 'The Neighborhood': 'Show Does A Great Job Showing Our Differences'
• Fire At West Philadelphia Apartment Building Leads To Series Of Dramatic Rescues
• Man Shot In Drive-By Taken To Hialeah Hospital
• 4 Arrested After Short Police Chase In Stockton That Ended With Patrol Car In Flames
• Cable Cars Running Again After Rehab Work
• Letter: Pelosi Hints At 'Whole New Stage Of Investigation' If Trump Blocks Whistleblower
• Florida Unemployment Rate Holds Steady
• Nissan's Ghosn settles charges he hid $140 million in pay
• Officials: Skunk With Rabies Confirmed In Oakland County
• Mass. Immigration Groups Sue Trump Administration Over Fast-Tracked Deportations
• Sting To Perform At The Met Philadelphia In November
• Overnight Fire Prompts Evacuations At Carnegie Apartment Building
• Celebrity Chef Carl Ruiz Dead At 44, Last Tweets Feature Maryland Eateries
• Josh Gordon Is A Tough Human Being And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Highlights Of The Miami Home Design and Remodeling Show
• Quiet Orinda Neighborhood Stunned By Armed Carjacking
• Interstate 55 Reopens After Crash Shuts Down All Lanes Near Plainfield
• #ShutdownDC | Climate Strike Demonstrations Causing Traffic Woes In Downtown DC
• How Does PG&E Decide It Needs To Shut Off Power?
• Energy Day Spotlights Paths To STEM Careers
• San Jose Police Search For Hit-And-Run Suspect In Pedestrian Fatality
• 24-Year-Old Man Arrested For Drug Possession In Brooklyn Park Shooting, 3 Injured
• Jets' Gase Looking For Solutions For Banged-Up, 0-3 Team
• Amtrak, SEPTA To Mark Completion Of Paoli Station Renovations With Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
• Yes, Cats Really Do Bond With People, Study Says, Even If They Don't Always Show It
• Family Mourns Loss Of Treaujalaune Lornes, High School Student Killed In Shooting
• Trump promotes religious freedom on sidelines of UN General Assembly meeting
• Nestlé Launches Luxury KitKat Bars — But They're Not Cheap
• Michigan's Promising Season Spinning Out Of Control
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Fatal Westmoreland Co. Crash
• Halloween Programming Coming To The CW Philly
• Federal Judge Tosses Lawsuit Challenging Maryland Conversion Therapy Ban
• China bristles at Pomepo saying it's trying "to erase" Muslim culture
• Reservoir Fire Burning East Of Milpitas 70 Percent Contained
• 47-Year-Old Man In Critical Condition After Being Struck On Crain Highway In Glen Burnie
• Florida Voter Registration Site Temporarily Taken Down For Maintenance, Democrats Skeptical
• La Salle University Introduces Dog-Friendly Residence Hall
• Elevator Briefly Breaks Down At Reopened Washington Monument
• Undelivered Amazon Packages Found In Garbage At Burlington Cemetery
• Baltimore City Schools Without AC Closing Three Hours Early Due To Heat
• Demi Moore: Rapist said I was "whored" by my mom for $500
• Fire Guts Detroit's Heidelberg Project
• A New York diocese filed for bankruptcy. It may not be the last
• Artist Claims Antonio Brown Had Sex With Another Woman In Same Room As She Painted Mural For Him
• Marlins Rally To Beat Nationals 5-3 To Tighten NL Wild-Card Race
• Man credits Apple Watch for helping save his dad
• Driver In Tesla Arrested After Going Wrong Way On Bay Bridge
• 2 California Women Arrested For Theft In $900K Gift Card Scam
• TSA Testing TSA Pre-Check Enrollment Using Portable Tablets At BWI Airport
• Eric Jones Disqualified, Truex Wins Again At Richmond
• Sarah Thomas Greeted With Cheers At Denver International Airport
• 41-Year-Old Tortoise Returned Home After Wander Around NorCal Town
• Trump drops by United Nations climate summit
• Vikings Vs. Raiders: The Numbers In Sunday's Win
• MedStar Health Hospitals First In Maryland To Offer Fentanyl Test Kits
• Former Pirates' Closer Felipe Vázquez Transferred To Westmoreland Co. Jail
• 2 Firefighters Injured After Running Low On Air While Battling Ravenswood Blaze
• Detroit Workshop To Focus On Green Stormwater Infrastructure
• Oprah Winfrey on the biggest mistake candidates make
• Democratic candidates team up for gun control video
• Tunnel To Towers 5K Run - Sept. 29, 2019
• Fall Begins: Western Pennsylvania On The Right Track For Beautiful Fall Colors
• New Hampshire voters worried about trade war and "Medicare for All"
• The First Day Of Fall Is Here. Here Are 5 Things You Probably Didn't Know
• Newly Remodeled 'ABC Park' Reopens In West Baltimore
• Amber Guyger Trial: First Day Of Trial For Fired Dallas Officer Accused Of Murdering Apartment Neighbor Botham Jean
• Oz Exclusive: Fertility Mix-Up Nightmare: My Son Was Born To Another Woman
• WeWork CEO Facing Pressure After Delay Of IPO, Mixed Financial Performance
• Some WeWork directors want to remove CEO Adam Neumann, reports say
• LOCATED: Ida Maisonnet, 88, Suffers From Dementia
• Gunner Olszewski On Muffed Punt: 'It's Unacceptable'
• 2 Hurt After Vehicle Crashes Into State Patrol Squad Stopped At Traffic Stop
• Anti-doping agency demands Russia explain lab data "inconsistencies"
• PTL Links: September 23, 2019
• Trump applauds himself, blasts media during U.N. meetings
• Audiences Think There Are Too Many Movie Previews, Survey Finds
• Motown Mogul Berry Gordy Announces Retirement At 89
• Motorcyclist Killed In Crash That Ejected Them Off Carquinez Bridge
• Crews Resuscitate Cat Rescued From St. Paul House Fire
• Metra Train Strikes Pedestrian Near Glen Ellyn; Extensive Delays On Union Pacific West Line
• Dozens arrested as climate activists block traffic across D.C.
• Weather Blog: Welcome To Fall
• Protesters Gather Again At North Side Gas Station, Activists Hold Rally And Call For Justice
• Top Men's Tennis Players Coming To Boston In 2020 For Laver Cup At TD Garden
• Authorities: 1 Dead In Detroit Assisted Living Facility Fire
• New York Weather: CBS2 9/23 Monday Morning Forecast
• N.J. Man Charged With Murder Was Acquitted In Another Deadly Shooting
• Tigers Play Long Ball To Take Down White Sox 6-3
• Police Release New Photo Of Suspect Sought In 7 Violent Robberies In Manhattan
• Report: Pennsylvania, New Jersey Ranked Top 3 States For Teachers
• Tom Brady Largely Mum On 'Difficult' Antonio Brown Situation
• "The Water Dancer" Reader's Guide
• Book excerpt: "The Water Dancer" by Ta-Nehisi Coates
• Police Investigating After Man Stabbed In Center City
• Lions Pull Off Stunner In Philly Downing The Eagles 27-24
• Cars Vandalized In Fort Lauderdale Neighborhood
• Man Trying To Steal Wire From Former Nabisco Factory Shocked, Burned, Police Say
• UMN Masonic Children's Hospital Pediatric Cancer Research Fundraiser
• Collision With Apparent Red-Light Runner Sends Santa Ana Police Officer To Hospital
• The Pigeon Poop Station Saga: Bird Pooping On Lawmaker's Head Seems To Catch Local Leaders' Attention
• Prince Harry and Meghan embark on first family tour of Africa
• Stolen School Bus Traveling The Wrong Way Crashes Into Car, Sparks Intense Fire In Camden
• Parkway North Crash Creates Heavy Backups For The Morning Rush
• Pence takes first-ever motorcade on Mackinac Island
• Sheriff: Fire Destroys Auto Shop In Downtown Orr
• Culinary World Mourns Celebrity Chef Carl Ruiz
• Man Slashed With Large Knife During Fight In Brooklyn
• Real Estate Expert Explains How To Save On Hamptons Rental This Fall
• 1 Dead After Crash Involving 18-Wheeler In Dallas
• Report: WTC Oculus Skylight Fix To Cost At Least $250,000 In Total
• Woman Dies After Crashing Into Trailer On Side Of I-20 In Dallas
• Joint U.S.-Afghan raid allegedly kills dozens at wedding ceremony
• Minnesota United And Portland Play To Rain-Soaked, Scoreless Draw
• Back surgery saved him from paralysis. Then the bills arrived: over $650,000
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• Appealing a claim denial, or how to turn "no" into "yes"
• 10 steps for appealing a claim or bill
• Uber-Like Lawn Mowing Service Now Available In An App
• Marine missing from Calif. base found safe at Texas rest area
• $350,000 in jewelry reported stolen from 2 Trump Tower apartments
• Monday's Show Info (9/23/19)
• Alex Borstein honors Holocaust survivor grandmother at Emmys
• Demonstrators Calling For North Side Exxon To Be Shut Down After Viral Assault Video

Videos from September 23, 2019

• Teen climate activist Greta Thunberg scolds world leaders at the United Nations
• Apple to manufacture redesigned Mac Pro in Texas
• Ticketmaster partnership with facial recognition software company sparks privacy concerns
• Pete Buttigieg talks foreign affairs and how the U.S. should strengthen its bonds with European allies
• Former U.N. climate negotiator: "We are definitely moving in the right direction"
• Trump talks about discussing Biden with Ukraine's leader
• Climate activists protest in Washington, D.C. ahead of U.N. summit
• Trump confirms he discussed Biden with Ukraine as Dems call for impeachment
• Apple Watch helped save unconscious man