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Articles from October 1, 2019

• Watergate's John Dean: Trump Making Nixon 'Look Like A Choir Boy'
• Citrus Heights Snack Man Helps Feed The Homeless
• Citrus Heights 'Snack Man' Helps Feed The Homeless
• UC Davis Sees On-Campus Rapes Double In 2018
• New Sketches Reignite Hope In OC Cold Case
• Roseville Senior Mary Thompson Fights Off Attack By Hitchhiker Who Wouldn't Leave Car
• CHP Detain Motorcyclist In Roseville After High-Speed Chase
• Avalanche Fans Left In Lurch Amid Altitude Sports Contract Disputes
• Domestic Violence Survivor: 'He Is A Monster, A Predator... Pure Evil'
• Broomfield Police Identify Suspect In Tesla Vandalism Case
• LA County Supervisors Vote To Freeze Sheriff's Spending After $63M Budget Shortfall
• Brendan Bialy, STEM School Shooting Hero, Graduates From Marine Corps Boot Camp
• Story Walk At Parker's McCabe Meadows Park Combines 2 Experiences: Hiking & Reading
• Meet Tatu! Denver Zoo Announces Name Of Lion Cub
• Roseville City Leaders Considering Selling Downtown Post Office To Hotel Developer
• Strahinja Jokic, Brother Of Denver Nuggets Star Nikola, Charged With Assault
• Affordable Housing On State Land Coming To Stockton
• Rain & Fog Delays Some Repair Work On U.S. 36
• Suspect Dead, Officer Injured In Attempted Bank Robbery In Colton
• 2 Years After Las Vegas Festival Massacre, Families Remember Victims
• Gun Enthusiasts Find Nevada Loopholes In California Ammunition Law
• South Sacramento Pursuit Ends In Crash
• Police Looking For Man Suspected Of Stealing Merchandise, Peeing In Store
• Bronx Man Accused Of Molesting 15-Year-Old Boy, Recording Abuse
• Attorney Claims New Evidence Proves Marni Yang Did Not Kill Rhoni Reuter, Former Bear Shaun Gayle's Pregnant Girlfriend
• Tense Meeting At Lyons Village Hall Follows FBI Raids Last Week
• Suspect Out On Probation Arrested For Vicious Sucker-Punch Attack That Broke 71-Year-Old Woman's Jaw
• Johnson & Johnson settles landmark opioid case for $20.4 million
• Wild Hit-And-Run Crash On Staten Island Caught On Camera
• New Jersey Senate President Starting Investigation Into NJ TRANSIT's Continued Failures
• New Jersey Reports First Death Associated With Vaping-Related Illness
• Possible Measles Outbreak In New York's Putnam County
• Homecoming Dance Devolves Into Brawl At Maine West High School
• Driver Crashes SUV Into House After Police Chase Near Uniontown
• MUST WATCH: Woman Appears To Taunt Lion After Climbing Into Exhibit At Bronx Zoo
• Woman Arrested For Child Endangerment After Crashing, Stealing Vehicle In Yuba City
• Brookfield Man's Family Crestfallen After He's Killed In Head-On Crash With Man Fleeing Police In Kansas
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Plan To Introduce Legislation That Would Allow College Student-Athletes To Get Paid
• National Guard Member Suicides Outpacing All Other Military Branches
• Opening Of New ScareHouse Horror Attraction In Strip District Delayed
• Scare In Lauderhill After Woman Brings Potentially Dangerous Chemicals To Fire Station
• President Trump Tweets Impeachment Inquiry Is A 'Coup'
• Florida Teen Dies Protecting Little Sister During Home Invasion
• Hundreds Attend Funeral Of Florida Veteran Edward Pearson Who Had No Family
• Car Slams Into Building Following Multi-Vehicle Crash, 8 Injured
• Hanover Dad Creates Carpooling App To Help Busy Parents
• Driver Shot By Police After Allegedly Pulling Gun On Officer After Traffic Accident In Bridgeview
• El Dorado County Man Charged With Sexual Abuse To Minors
• New Jersey Official Calls For Statewide Vaping Ban After State's First Death From Vaping-Related Illness
• Towson University Students, Leaders Hold Meeting In Light Of Recent Cases Of Sexual Assault On Campus
• What's The History Behind U.S. Relations With Ukraine?
• Police Investigating Fatal Domestic Shooting At Marriottsville Residence
• The Reasons Why South Florida Is Experiencing Higher Than Normal High Tides
• Ahead Of Trump Rally, Minneapolis Police Chief Announces Policy Forbidding Uniforms At Political Events
• Ming, Tiger Famously Found In NYC Apartment In 2003, Dies At Animal Sanctuary
• Pumpkin Crop Strong In Some Areas Despite Wet Weather
• Mattel debuts first official Braille deck of UNO cards
• Amber Guyger Murder Conviction Aftermath: 'How Do We Prevent Similar Tragedy From Happening Again?'
• La Crosse Police ID Gerald Pemberton As Suspect In Unprovoked Attack On Rudy's Drive-In Worker
• Grand Hyatt Denver Sells For $115 Million
• Garland Police Suspect Foul Play In Death Of Man Found In Vehicle
• Gary City Council President Dodges Questions After Arrest While Attempting 'Citizen's Arrest'
• Santa Rosa Rolls Out Online Map Component Of Emergency Wildfire Plan
• Man Who Died After Being Pulled From Lake In Rogers Park May Be Year's 40th Lake Michigan Drowning
• New Jersey Man Attacked, Sent To Hospital By Angry Cow With 'A Little Attitude'
• Tax On Beer Sold At Pennsylvania Breweries Goes Into Effect
• It Sure Seems Like Brock Holt Just Said Goodbye To Boston
• Man Accused Of Setting Multiple Fires In Butte County
• Sheriff: Benson Man Fatally Shoots Himself On Way To Surrender To Authorities
• Donald Teadt Recognized For Saving Shooting Victim Luis Dominguez In 2018
• Recall: Speedway Chicken Salad Sandwiches May Contain Listeria
• Judge Tosses Out Lawsuit Filed By New York & New Jersey To Save SALT Deductions
• Weather Blog | Unseasonably Warm Temperatures To Start October
• Rockwall Cheerleader Tyra Winters Saves Choking Toddler During Homecoming Parade: 'He Was Turning Purple So I Jumped Off The Float'
• Judge blocks California law requiring Trump to disclose tax returns
• Santa Cruz Tech Executive Kidnapped; Suspect Car Found With Body
• Video Shows Missing 16-Year-Old Destiny Rose In Hallandale Beach Area
• Bay Area Officials Lay Groundwork For $100 Billion Transportation Ballot Measure
• Millvale Roads To Close Wednesday For Movie Filming
• Pricey San Jose Grappling With Displacement Of Low-Income Renters
• 2 On Your Side: Statement From Skid Row Housing Trust
• Parents Upset Film With Explicit Images, Language Shown In Stanislaus County School
• Woman Robbed At Gunpoint For $500 Purse On Front Porch Of West Hills Home
• Judge Temporarily Blocks Law Aimed At Trump's Tax Returns
• 2 Teenage Swimmers Missing In Queens, 1 Rescued By Civilians
• Former Mayor Catherine Pugh Sells One Of Her Two Ashburton Homes
• Woman's Remains Found In Two Separate Areas In Glen Burnie, Police Say
• Elderly Man Dies In Hit And Run After Pushing Wife Safely Out Of The Way
• Man Claims Fells Point Restaurant Employees, Bystanders Did Nothing During Brutal Attack
• Lawyers Argue Over Videotape Evidence In Capital Gazette Shooting Case
• Officers Identified In Saturday's Stabbing, Police-Involved Shooting In Hunt Valley; 911 Calls Released
• Wizards Hire Ex-NBA Exec. Rod Thorn As Adviser To GM Sheppard
• Missouri executes man for violent crime spree in 1996
• 73-Year-Old Beaten In Dollar Store Parking Lot After Road Rage Incident
• Small Plane From Broomfield Disappears After Refueling Stop In Santa Fe
• Countdown Begins To California REAL ID Deadline
• Suspected Bed Bugs Found In Steel Valley School District Cancel Classes
• Man severely burned after falling into hot spring near Old Faithful
• North Korea test fires missile designed to launch from submarine
• Emerson College Student Daniel Hollis Critically Injured In Fight At Party
• San Francisco Mayor Dismisses NRA Claims Of Retreat On 'Terrorist' Resolution
• Officials Find Cocaine Headed For Maryland At Dulles International Airport
• 17K Drivers Pulled Over For Violating 'Move Over Law' Since Expansion Last Year
• Westmoreland Co. Man Arrested For Allegedly Possessing, Distributing Child Pornography Involving Infant
• Fire Spreads To 3 Vacant Homes In Penn North Neighborhood
• Jimmy Carter celebrates 95th birthday
• 'Err On The Side Of Caution': Gov. Walz, SOS Simon Host Security Officials For Election Cybersecurity Workshop
• Impact From Amber Guyger Murder Conviction Felt Across Dallas
• Md. Man Pleads Guilty To Federal Charge For Attempted Possession Of Child Pornography
• Missing 3-Month-Old Baby From Prince George's County Found Safe
• MLB player donates custom cleats and bat to 9/11 museum
• Football Program Uses Robots To Keep Young Players Safe During Practice
• 2 Plead Guilty In Massive Western Pa. Cocaine Trafficking Scheme
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Threatening To Shoot His Coworkers
• Final Phase Begins On Construction Of Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Bike/Pedestrian Path
• Judge OKs Oakland Request To Bar Alameda County From Selling Its Share Of Coliseum To A's
• Car Plows Into Los Alamitos Nail Salon
• CBS4 Nat Moore Trophy Profile: Carol City Wide Receiver Thaiu Jones-Bell
• Merritt Clubs Pool Goes To The Dogs For BARCS Fundraiser
• 3 Suspects Wanted For Assault At Westfield Wheaton Mall
• Police Arrest Woman For Attempted Carjacking, Theft Of Sun City Residents
• Volunteers Search For Missing Boater Off Fall River
• Catering Truck That Lost Control, Spun Around At O'Hare Actually Created Very Serious Situation
• Truth Aquatics, Santa Barbara Boat Owner, Suspends Operations Following Fire That Killed 34
• The Meadows Hoping New Sportsbook Gives Casino Boost
• Hong Kong police shoot protester as violence escalates
• Water Back On In Ferris As State Investigates 3rd Interruption In Service In 3 Months
• Firefighter Who Suffered Cardiac Event While Responding To Call Says Thank You To Coworker Who Performed CPR
• Former High School Wrestling Coach Sentenced For Sexual Abuse
• Vidiots Returning To LA With New Eagle Rock Location
• It Was A Rough Year To Be An Orioles Fan, But There's A Bright Future Ahead
• City Of Pittsburgh Launches Quest For Lost Artifacts
• CSU Now Accepting Applications For All 23 Campuses, Fee Increases To 70 Dollars Per Campus
• Elijah McClain's Family Wants Answers About Confrontation With Aurora Police After Death
• Cuts & Conversations: Community Reacts to Amber Guyger Guilty Verdict
• Severe Weather Shelter Network Needs Help As Weather Turns Colder
• DPS Bus Drivers Might Not Work On Wednesday Following DA's Announcement
• 'This Kid Loves People So Much': Waconia Boy Donates Make-A-Wish Money To Build Inclusive Playground
• Visa, Mastercard Reconsider Partnership With Facebook Cryptocurrency Network 'Libra'
• Local High School Holding Informational Session On Dangers Of Vaping
• Remains of Pearl Harbor sailor return home 80 years later
• Yuengling, Hershey's Team Up To Create Limited-Edition Chocolate Porter Beer
• Misunderstandings About Breast Cancer Remain Despite Developments In Detection, Treatment
• 'They've Put My Life At Risk': Reckless Motorcyclists Causing Concern Throughout The City
• Previously Missing, Endangered 7-Week-Old Ambrose Klingensmith Found Safe
• Sinkhole In New Lenox Closes Down City's Busiest Road
• Brooklyn Residents Furious Over NYC's Plan To Wipe Out Sidewalk Space For Pedestrians To Build Rain Gardens
• Even with insurance, woman hit with $40,000 in medical bills
• Family Of Mattapan Woman Who Jumped Out Of Car Into Traffic Waiting For Answers
• 'You Never Forget It': Prominent Philadelphia Breast Cancer Survivor Boasts Importance Of Mammograms
• 3 Transported To The Hospital After Stabbing At Motel In Harmar Township
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Dems head to Las Vegas for Gun Safety Forum
• State Lawmakers Planning To Investigate NJ Transit's 'Failures'
• Teen Killed After Crashing Into Tree While Racing Other Teen Near TCU In Fort Worth
• Southwest Announces Fare Sale With 1-Way Flights As Low As $49
• Patriots Help Build 'Instant' Playground At Foxboro School
• Burglary Suspect Found Bloodied In O'Hare Airport Hangar
• Owners: Listen, The LOVE Sculpture Will Return To Midtown!
• New Jersey Police Officers Using Virtual Reality Training Simulator To Protect Themselves On The Job
• Rescued Pets From The Bahamas Now Ready For Adoption
• 'You Got This. Girl, Keep Fighting': Woman Battling Cancer Gets Unexpected Lift From 2 NYPD Officers
• Police Engage In Standoff With Man Threatening Self-Harm In Oak Park
• Residents Impacted By The Carrick Water Main Break Try To Stay Optimistic
• 'That's My Dog, Man! That's My Dog,' Miami Man Becomes Emotional After Finding His Lost Dogs
• 'One Last Ride': Twin Cities Motorcycle Enthusiast Honors Fallen With Custom-Made Hearse
• Police Suspect Driver Was DUI When He Struck Siblings Crossing Lake Street
• Elderly Couple Found Dead Inside Their Coppell Home
• Judge grills government lawyer over "Remain in Mexico" policy
• 'I Forget I Had Cancer': New Surgical Option Available For Breast Cancer Patients
• Dallas Mavericks Fans Invited To Attend Open Practice Sunday
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Hit-And-Run At Rancho San Antonio Park In Cupertino
• Caught On Camera: Police Release Video Of Gunmen Shooting Near Yonkers Playground, Wounding 12-Year-Old
• NY Teen Miracle Glover Remains Missing After 2 Months
• Pennsylvania working on "Fair Pay to Play Act" for college athletes
• Man Says He Got Runaround From Illinois Over Fighting Out-Of-State Ticket Involving Rental Car, Another Driver
• Drug Stores Attempt To Remove Judge From U.S. Opioid Litigation
• Alberto Salazar updated Nike CEO on trials with banned drugs
• Charles Schwab Drops Online Trading Commission Fees As Industry Battles Over Cost To Invest
• Lynn Considers Providing Free Condoms, Birth Control To High School Students
• Judge: Harvard doesn't discriminate against Asian-Americans
• Thousands attend funeral of veteran who had no family
• Lawyer Jailed For Defending Protesters Says Ordeal Gives Her Renewed Purpose
• Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Awards Denver Public Schools $10 Million Grant
• Pothole On NB I-5 Through Downtown Sacramento Damages Several Car Tires
• 'One Book Baltimore' Hands Out 12K Copies Of 'Long Way Down' For Second Year
• Passengers Evacuated From Train In Subway Near Union Station After Reports Of Loud Bang, Smoke
• Nuggets Don't Want To Be 'So Reliant' On Nikola Jokic This Season
• Philadelphia Phillies Extending Safety Netting At Citizens Bank Park Next Season
• Florida Teachers Can Now Carry Guns Inside Classrooms Thanks To Guardian Program
• Baltimore Ravens Waive Former Third-Round Pick Tim Williams
• Pennsylvania Turnpike 66 Going Cashless, Implementing Toll-To-Plate Method And Increasing Tolls
• Officials: Improvements In Breast Cancer Early Detection, Treatment Have Death Rates Down 40%
• 4 Pets Killed After House Fire In Hagerstown
• The Newseum Is Closing December 31, But You Can Visit For 15 Percent Off Before It Leaves
• More Young Adults In Baltimore Are Living With Their Parents, New Data Shows
• Rogers Park Killer Still Not Caught One Year After Death Of Eliyahu Moscowitz
• Police Arrest Man Suspected Of Severing Brake Lines On More Than 140 Electric Scooters
• 2-Vehicle Crash In Cockeysville Leaves Woman Unconscious, Seriously Hurt
• Rent The Runway To Temporarily Stop Accepting New Members To Fashion Subscription Service
• Truth Aquatics Suspends Tours After Deadly Dive Boat Fire
• California DMV Now Charging Service Fee For All Debit And Credit Card Transactions
• Court Appearance For Man Accused Of Carjacking Miami Family Returning From Disney
• Trump campaign and RNC raised $125 million in the 3rd quarter
• Pittsburgh Penguins Finalize 23-Player Roster
• Experts question studies on impact of red meat
• Cops: Stranger Slashes Woman's Neck In Fort Tryon Park
• Gigi Hadid stops comedian crashing Chanel runway
• News Of ACL Tear Was A Big Surprise For Bradley Chubb
• Maryland Had Highest Median Household Income Of US States In 2018, Census Bureau Survey Shows
• South Florida Student Arrested In School Threat Investigation
• Denver Broncos Players Visit Patients Battling Cancer For 'Fight Like A Bronco' Event
• The Kiski School To Reset Tuition For Upcoming Academic Year
• Hundreds Of Students To Miss At Least Two Days Of School After Asbestos Discovered In Building
• Miami Teen Hero Who Saved Mother, Son Hospitalized In Critical Condition
• Raiders 'Have Enough Offensively,' Says Ray Lewis
• Feds: Former Montgomery County Sheriff's Deputy Part Of Drug Trafficking Ring From China
• Linebacker Jerry Attaochu Signs On With Broncos
• Handyman Accused Of Raping Woman In Sunny Isles Beach Condo
• 'Extremely Focused On What I Have To Do': Sixers' Joel Embiid Has Hefty Goals On His Mind
• Average Playoff Ticket Prices In Minnesota? $183 ... In The Bronx? $411
• Living By The Coast May Be Better For Your Mental Health, Study Finds
• Texan Troy Lee Wilson Accused Of Shooting, Killing Man Whose Car Stalled
• Police Sources Believe Missing 15-Year-Old Riley Harkins Possibly Being Held Against Her Will
• Colorado Doomsday Cult Killings Of 2 Girls: Mom Nashika Bramble Gets Life Sentence
• Charges Pending Against Frostburg State Student After Fire Set In Dorm Building
• Botham Jean's Mother, Allison Testifies During Sentencing: 'I Cannot Sleep. I Cannot Eat'
• Dallas Jury Finds Former DPD Officer Amber Guyger Guilty Of Murdering Botham Jean
• Woman Killed, Child Injured In Hit-and-Run Crash Outside Oakland Elementary School
• Van Rams Into Church In Middle River, One Person Injured
• Chicago Weather: Cold Front, Showers, Thunderstorms On The Way
• VIDEO: Royal Air Force's Red Arrows Buzz Over Golden Gate Bridge
• Seen In Detroit: Michigan Renaissance Festival
• Baltimore Healthy Start Program To Receive Nearly $1M Donation
• Citrus Heights Man Given Life Sentence In Murder Of His Wife
• Meet Royal Oak's New K-9 Officer
• NYC warns against bias in words like "illegal alien"
• Witnesses: Truck Crossed Road Twice Before Striking Bikers In Randolph, NH
• Kidsburgh Kidcast: Homework Help
• Campaign To Stop San Francisco E-Cigarette Measure Pushes On After Juul Drops Support
• Radnor Township School District Combating Scabies Outbreak
• New Electric Bus Arrives In Frederick County, Will Start Service In Coming Weeks
• Denver DA: No Charges In School Bus Fight
• Detroit Celebrates 60 Years Of Motown: The Funk Brothers
• Police: Clinton Township Man Charged With Shooting Death Of 26-Year-Old Wife
• Detroit Celebrates 60 Years Of Motown: Raina Baker
• Man Shot 16 Times While Sitting On Porch In Brighton Park, Police Say
• Tax Overhaul Lawsuit Filed By 4 States, Including Maryland, Is Dismissed
• Boil Water Advisory In Place For Some Aspinwall Residents
• Minnesota Insurance Rates 'Stable' in 2020, As Per State Commerce Dept.
• Ocean City Mayor Said Town Was 'Under Siege' During H20i Event, Local Officials Calling For More Fines To Curb Unruly Behavior
• Duchess of Sussex sues U.K. tabloid for publishing private letter
• Ransomware's toll: Delayed surgeries and school closures
• 'Burfict Has To Understand,' Says Ray Lewis
• First Vaping-Related Death Reported In New Jersey
• Archdiocese: Couple Who Said They Were Denied Wedding In Catholic Church Never Filed Required Petition
• California QB Chase Garbers Out Indefinitely With Injury
• Man Walking On Path Near Stockton Schools Hurt In Early Morning Shooting
• Florida Man Walks Into School, Sits In Classroom With Pocket Knife To 'Test School Security'
• Baltimore County Schools Without Air Conditioning To Close Wednesday Due To Heat
• Stolen Bulldog Puppy Worth More Than $7,600 Returned to Furry Babies Pet Store In Aurora
• Harvard Admissions Policies Do Not Discriminate Against Asian Americans, Judge Rules
• Judge temporarily blocks Georgia's six-week abortion ban
• Take A Peek Behind-The-Scenes At Forthcoming Dayton's Project
• NTTA Puts Snow Plows To Work On 90+ Degree Day
• 'Have To Get Back To Being Dominant In Front Seven': Ray Lewis On Eagles Difficult Upcoming Schedule
• Wild Defenseman Greg Pateryn Out 6 More Weeks After Core Surgery
• MDTA Will Do Cashless Tolling At Bay Bridge Thursdays, Friday During Construction Periods
• Browns Shocked, Amused Ravens Denying Humphrey Choked OBJ
• 'Get People The Help They Need': Denver Police Aim To Help Domestic Violence Victims
• Texas A&M Implementing System-Wide Vaping Ban
• Santa Cruz County Sex Assault Suspect Arrested After DNA Testing
• Mets' Rookie Pete Alonso Donates 'Never Forget' Cleats To 9/11 Museum
• GOP Attorney Sues California, DMV For Alleged Violations With 'Motor Voter' Program
• Craving Juices And Smoothies? Here Are Sacramento's Top 5 Options
• GOP Attorney Sues California For Alleged Violations From DMV 'Motor Voter' Program
• The 4 Best Skin Care Spots In Stockton
• 'We Are So Very Blessed': Girl With Down Syndrome Cheers At Her First Football Game
• What You Need To Know About Genetic Testing For BRCA
• Construction To Close Part Of Highland Road In McCandless
• 'We Are So Very Blessed': Oklahoma Girl With Down Syndrome Cheers At Her First Football Game
• Big Crowd Cheers As Country's First Cafe Serving Marijuana Opens In West Hollywood
• Minnesota Regulators Restart Line 3 Pipeline Review Process
• State Police Investigate Body Found In Burning Butler Co. Garage After PFA Violation
• VIDEO: Light Pole Crashes Onto Field During Kids' Soccer Game
• VIDEO: Driver Captures Images Of Ponies Galloping On Dallas Highways
• Judge Tosses Mug Shot Lawsuit Filed By Former Superintendent Accused Of Defecating On High School Track
• Police: Suspect Shot, Killed Driver For Looking At Him At Red Light
• Detroit Police Investigating Mystery Demolition Of House
• Murder Investigation: Cañon City Police Looking For Luciano Pogorzelski And Madison Blackburn
• Map Showing Impacted Areas For Marijuana Licenses Released
• Indiana Man Who Confessed To Illinois Killing Gets 37-Year Sentence
• Raw Video: Amber Guyger Murder Trial Closing Arguments And Guilty Verdict
• Man Hit And Killed In McClellan Park After Pushing Wife Out Vehicle's Path
• Cal Fire's Pre-Evacuation Preparation Plan Checklist
• Police: Hit-And-Run Driver Charged After Man Found Dead In Queens Street
• FDLE Seeks $3.6 Million For Project Designed To Detect 'Violent Extremists, Lone Actors'
• Maryland Looks To Focus On Ending 2-Game Skid Vs. Rutgers
• 71-Year-Old Woman Says She Doesn't Remember Being Brutally Sucker-Punched On Brooklyn Street
• Burglary Suspect In Custody After Scaling Razor Wire Fence At O'Hare International Airport
• Money Monday: Tips On How To Pay For College
• Sharks Evander Kane Given 3-Game Suspension For Shoving Linesman
• Expert: UAW Strike Has Cost GM $1B; Forced Mexican Plant Closure
• Impeachment Inquiry: Pompeo Accuses Democrats Of Trying To 'Bully' Diplomats
• Newsom Signs Bill Allowing Childcare Workers To Unionize
• Police: Man Wanted For Attempted Luring Of Teen Girl Walking Home From School In Galloway Township
• Manufacturers mired in deepest slump since Great Recession
• Money Monday: Future Planning
• Dollar Energy Fund Opens Registration For Hardship Program
• WATCH: Playful Bears Wrestle, Snack And Relax In Steamboat Springs
• Walz Urges House-Senate Negotiations On Insulin Bills
• NASA's InSight Mission Tunes In To Strange Sounds On Mars
• Former Boston Marathon Champ & Top Track Coach Alberto Salazar Receives 4-Year Doping Ban
• Lawsuit: West Virginia Foster Care System Is Failing Children
• Dallas Jury Finds Former DPD Officer Amber Guyger Guilty Of Murdering Botham Jean
• Mass. Ranked As Most Energy-Efficient State In The Country
• CBSLA The Rundown: 10/1 8am
• Colorado SWAT Officer Won't Face Charges In Deadly Shooting Of Sean Michael Collins
• Living Large: Classic European Living In Darien
• Susan G. Komen Greater Detroit To Host Free Metastatic Breast Cancer Conference Saturday
• E-Bikes Now Allowed On Roads Inside Dinosaur National Monument, Other National Parks In Colorado
• 'We're Going To Be Trouble': New-Look Sixers Expected To Wreak Havoc On NBA Defensively
• One Year From Today You Must Have A Real ID
• After A Night Of Searching, Elderly Woman With Dementia Found Alive In Ravine
• Juul withdraws support for pro-vaping ballot measure
• Royal Farms Arena Operator Merges With California Company
• STEM High School Student Brendan Bialy Who Helped Stop Shooter Becomes United States Marine
• Help Is On The Way: Patriots Tight End Benjamin Watson Returns From Suspension
• First Invasive Northern Snakehead Fish Caught In The Monongahela River
• 'Un-American': Student Congress Passes Resolution Removing Pledge Of Allegiance From Agenda
• Meal Packing Challenge At Camden Yards Saturday
• One City Now Threatening $250K Fine For Calling Someone 'Illegal Alien' Out Of Hate
• FCC's net neutrality repeal is upheld, but with caveats
• Bensalem Police: Man Killed In Industrial Accident After Being Struck By Steamroller
• Mayor Bill De Blasio: NYC's Poverty Rate Reaches Historic Low
• BART Train Pulling Into Ashby Station Strikes Woman's Leg
• Vallejo Man Pulled Over In Georgia, Deputies Find More Than $500K In Pot
• Speed Limit Reduced Along Busy Stretch Of Peoria
• Local Lawmakers Set To Introduce 'Fair Pay To Play Act' To Allow Student-Athletes To Get Paid
• Cory Booker raises millions after threatening to drop out
• 2 Men Accused Of 3-Month Burglary Spree Of Southern California, Las Vegas Coin Dealers
• Budding Industry: Cannabis Cafe Opens In California
• Deadline For REAL ID Is Only 1 Year Away
• Federal Grants To Tackle Lead Paint Hazards In Minnesota Homes
• Mayor In Maine Plans To Declare Oct. 14 To Be Columbus Day, Defying State Law
• Lawsuit Accuses Ex-Bishop Of Sexually Harassing Seminarian
• Varnell Allen Charged With Murder In Shooting Death Of Enzo Herrera Garcia
• Boy and dad participate in marathon together
• Fact checking Trump on the whistleblower complaint
• State-Of-The-Art Crosswalk Opens At Intersection Where Crossing Guard Was Killed
• Florida Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried Adds Restrictions To Sugar Industry Burning
• Marathon Man Jailed For Threatening To Cut Off Teen's Tongue With Steak Knife
• WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Pennsylvania, New Jersey Residents Have One Year To Comply With Real ID Law
• 'Mr. Yuk' Sticker Creator Honored By City Of Pittsburgh
• Human Rights Advocates Discuss Concerns For Zero Evictions Day In Pittsburgh
• 3 Teens Charged With Invasive Visual Recording After Photographing Child In Bathroom
• Retrial Postponed For Former Restaurant Owner Accused Of Sexual Assault
• 2 Convicted Of Helping Suspect In Newman Officer's Murder Escape From Law
• Living By The Coast Can Improve Mental Health, Study Says
• Kitten Found On 57 Freeway Center Divider Rescued By Off-Duty LAPD Officer
• As Smoking Age Increases In Maryland, Health Officials Investigating 20 Cases Of Severe Lung Illness
• Granite Fire Grows To Nearly 700 Acres In Pitkin County
• Beechfield Elementary And Middle School Dismissed Early Tuesday
• Construction Worker Critically Injured Inside The Museum Of Science And Industry
• Prosecutors Want 10 Months For Man Who Threatened Boston Globe
• Homicide Suspect Wanted In Washington Co. And West Virginia Taken Into Custody
• Police K9s Will Have Bullet, Stab Wound Protection Armor In Anne Arundel County After Donation
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire: Jameis Winston Now A QB1?
• CVS Stops Sale Of Heartburn Drugs With Suspect Contaminant
• First cannabis cafe opens in Los Angeles
• Amped Up Fishing To Host The Big Lizz Tournament Fundraiser Saturday In Dorchester County
• Sinkhole In New Lenox On Gougar Road
• 2 Minors Arrested After Stealing Red Lake Ambulance, Leading Deputies On Pursuit
• Florida Bill Would Require Dogs To Stay Outside At Restaurants
• Century-Old Lansing Home Real Estate Listing Gets Photobombed By Ghostface
• Renewed Attempt To Require Parental Consent Before Minors Can Have Abortions In Florida
• Driver Involved In School Bus Collision In Delaware Has Died
• Italian And More: What's Trending On Chicago's Food Scene?
• Have A Black Walnut Tree? DNR Could Use Your Extra Walnuts
• Baltimore County Spokesperson T.J. Smith Leaving To 'Explore Other Opportunities'
• Out-Of-Control Tractor Trailer Smashes Into Parked Cars, Garage In Westmoreland Co.
• Trio Of Abandoned Cats Up Offered As Group Adoption On Peninsula
• Former Wisconsin Nurse Pleads Guilty To Injuring Babies
• David Krejci Isn't Sure If He'll Play In Bruins Season Opener
• CPS Staff, Park District Staff Deliver Strike Notices Tuesday
• New Massachusetts Payroll Tax Begins Tuesday To Fund Paid-Leave Program
• Kids Hop On Their Bikes To Find Missing 97-Year-Old Roseville Woman
• New LAPD Homicide Library To Open Wednesday In Westchester
• Windy Welcome To October
• What You Should Know About New Florida Laws That Are Now In Effect
• Yuengling And Hershey's Collaborate To Make The Ultimate Chocolate Craft Beer
• Police: Alleged Burglar Was 'Trying To Get Some Bud,' Homeowner Holds Him At Gunpoint
• 'Credible Bomb Threat' Near Superior, Wis. Fire Department
• Miami MetroPCS Store Burglary Caught On Camera
• Driver Injured After Slamming SUV Into Coral Springs Building
• Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Re-Opens North Runway
• Man Stabbed During Morning Rush At Bronx Subway Station
• 3 Lawrence Homes Evacuated After Gas Line Hit By Construction Crew
• Even A Year After Maryland's 'Move Over' Law Expanded, Motorists Don't Know It Exists
• Zuckerberg In Leaked Audio: Elizabeth Warren Presidency Would 'Suck' For Facebook
• Hillary Clinton, Chelsea Clinton To Visit Minneapolis On Book Tour
• Prosecutors: New Jersey Woman Stabs Fiancé To Death During Argument, Leaves Him In Car Outside Hospital
• Ex-Dallas cop guilty of murder in neighbor's death
• #Dough4Good: GlamourGals Organization Hopes To Combat Senior Isolation With Sweet Cause
• Novi Police Paint Vehicle Pink, Raises Funds In Support Of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• PPG Partners With The NHL To Provide Coating Technology For Color-Changing Game Pucks
• 1 Person Killed In Bicycle Crash In Ligonier Township
• Program Targets Opioid Overdose Deaths At San Francisco SRO Hotels
• Cal QB Chase Garbers Out Indefinitely With Shoulder Injury
• You Can Now Be Fined Up To $250,000 If You Call Someone An 'Illegal Alien' In New York City
• Minneapolis Police: No One Bit After Officers Respond To 'Angry' Raccoon In Closet
• Sheriff: 2 Injured In Semi Vs. Minivan Crash In Barron Co.
• Public Meeting Planned Tuesday Evening For Decker Fire Update
• 'Awesome Kid': High School Football Player Praised For Pausing To Honor National Anthem
• Mentoring Matters: Bees, Bats, & Butterflies, Life Lessons From Nature
• Mayor Jim Kenney Announces City's Progress On Vision Zero Plan To Eliminate Traffic-Related Deaths
• Video: LAPD Officers Use Taser, Beanbag Shotgun, Service Weapons To Subdue Homeless Man In Venice
• UPS Gets Approval Will Become 1st American Company To Run Drone Airline
• West Virginia Health Data Shows Surge In Hepatitis C Cases
• California Teacher Designs Glittery Hearing Aids On Dolls To Make Her Deaf Students Feel Represented
• With Total Cost At University Of Chicago Now At More Than $80,000 A Year, Some Students Wonder 'Is This Worth It?'
• Hard Rock Stadium Beer Vendor Accused Of Using Personal Card Reader To Charge Fan $724 For 2 Beers
• Port Authority Introduces New Live Chat Service
• Pittsburgh Penguins Forward Bryan Rust Out 'Longer Term' With Injury
• Jerry Jones On Criticism Of Kellen Moore: Offensive Coordinator Position Is 'Hottest Seat' In The NFL
• Dan Israel's Album Release
• Mark Zuckerberg: Elizabeth Warren's Pledge To Break Up Facebook Would 'Suck For Us'
• Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Filed By Fmr. N.J. Superintendent Who Defecated On School's Track
• Cash 5 Lottery Ticket Worth $1 Million Sold In Fayette County
• Police: Man Wanted For Stabbing Pharmacy Employee During Attempted Robbery
• Febreze Celtics Ready For Their Fresh Start
• WeWork Officially Withdraws IPO To 'Focus On Core Business'
• Cleveland Browns Coach: Choke Of Odell Beckham Jr. Doesn't Belong In NFL Game
• Knicks Say They Built The Team They Wanted In Free Agency
• Harris: Trump's Twitter Account Should Be Suspended Over Whistleblower Tweets
• Whitmer Convenes Board To Make Budget Moves After Her Vetoes
• Suspect Identified In Towson University Sex Assault
• Federal Judge Rejects Challenges To PolyMet Land Swap
• Season Recap: After 2nd-Half Surge, Mets Lament Early Mistakes
• Global trade may slow to weakest pace since Great Recession
• Magnitude 3.6 Earthquake Strikes Near Ridgecrest
• Snickers Bars Are Minnesota's Most Beloved Candy, Survey Finds
• Boy has photoshoot with beloved baby doll
• Ohio Coroner Issues Alert After 10 Fatal Overdoses In 26 Hours
• Changes To Landmark Preservation Process Approved By Denver City Council
• Shootout Between Vehicles In Dallas Ends With 1 Dead
• New York Weather: CBS2 10/1 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Traffic Clogged On Capital City Freeway Into Sacramento After Crash
• Pittsburgh Weather: October Begins Hot And Humid, But Much Cooler Air Is On The Way
• Big-Rig Driver Shot, Killed After Ramming Patrol Car In California
• Dan Feehan Says He'll Challenge Jim Hagedorn Again In 1st District
• Denver Weather: Our Coolest Day In More Than Four Months
• A Police Department Paints A Patrol Car Pink For Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• True Crime: Breaking News: More Problems For R. Kelly; And Why The Husband Of A Missing Connecticut Mom Is Being Brought Back To Court
• Second Python Escapes In West Virginia
• MSP: Second Phase Of Roadside Drug Testing Pilot Begins Today
• PTL Links: October 1, 2019
• Jury Resumes Deliberations In Amber Guyger Murder Trial
• Cooking Corner: National Italian Heritage Month
• Will Parks On Broncos Losing Bradley Chubb For The Season: It Sucks'
• Mother Arrested In Wisconsin THC Vaping Cartridges Case
• Texas Homecoming Queen Gives Crown To Friend With Down Syndrome
• Fire Official Struck By Vehicle Near Scene Of House Fire In Chester County
• Report: University Of Pennsylvania Has Third Best MBA Program In US
• 1 Person Hurt In Early Morning Shooting In Foothill Farms
• Sanders campaign raises $25 million in third quarter
• Colleges are starting degrees in esports, with $36,000 programs
• Police Identify Driver In Fatal Howard County Crash
• Undefeated Iowa Heads To Ann Arbor For Big Big Ten Showdown
• Red And Processed Meat Are OK To Eat, Controversial New guidelines Claim. Don't Believe It, Leading Experts Say
• Veteran State Police Trooper Who Was Leading Force Behind 'Cops For Kids With Cancer' Dies
• Wild Weekend Pumps New Life Into NASCAR
• Rapidly melting glacier in Italian Alps at risk of collapse
• Highlands Middle School Evacuated, Bus Diverted Over Alleged Threat
• Andy Dalton Calls Out 'Filthy Brady' Audible During Monday Night Football
• 9 People Have Died From Rare EEE Infection
• Franklin Park Zoo Holding Naming Contest For Baby Red Panda
• Weather Blog: Welcome To October
• Former LA Woman Who Says Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder Caused Her Mesothelioma Wins $40.3 Million Jury Award
• Tom Brady Still Miffed About Performance In Buffalo, Wants More Out Of Patriots Veterans
• Blake Griffin And Coach Casey Devise Plan For NBA Grind
• Lions Moving In The Right Direction After Loss
• 5 Suspects Sought In Hollywood Double Stabbing
• Experts Questions Study Claiming Red, Processed Meats OK To Eat
• Neighbors Defend Dallas Man Who Allegedly Shot, Killed Burglar And Went Back To Bed
• Javier Garcia, Man Accused Of Plowing SUV Through Woodfield Mall, To Appear In Court
• Man Shot In Aurora Near Hill And Montgomery
• Police: Lincoln High School Student In Custody Following Social Media Threat
• Florida teachers can now carry guns inside the classroom
• 3.2 Magnitude Earthquake Reported In Johnson County
• Is Less Red Meat Better For You? Controversial New Guidelines Say No
• 19-Year-Old Critically Injured In Shooting Near 2 West Philadelphia Schools, Police Say
• Carrollton Police Chase Ends In Dallas With Crash, Suspect Escape
• The Best Spots For Indian In Aurora
• NYC Threatens $250,000 Fine For Calling Someone 'Illegal Alien' Out Of Hate
• Yahoo engineer admits hacking 6,000 accounts for sexual photos
• Bridge Collapse In Taiwan Sends Oil Tanker Truck Tumbling Onto Boats In Fishing Harbor
• Exterminators Spray For Bedbugs Overnight, Duquesne Incline Opens As Scheduled
• LeBron James Hails New California NCAA Law: "I Feel For Those Kids"
• Kitchen Fire Breaks Out At Cheesecake Factory In Towson Town Center
• Recipes for National Homemade Cookie Day, Oct. 1st!
• Philadelphia Becomes First Major US City To Ban Cashless Stores
• 'Real Bears Fans Wear Pink': Shirts Aim To Draw Breast Cancer Awareness
• Pier Pumpkin Lights To Be Displayed At Navy Pier Through October
• Driver Injured After Pickup Truck Hits Construction Barrier, Overturns On I-95
• China uses anniversary parade to show off new high-tech missiles
• Tuesday's Show Info (10/1/19)
• Experts Trying To Stop Disease Threatening California Citrus Crop
• Bridge collapse in Taiwan sends tanker truck tumbling onto boats

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• Tennessee teen accepts gender neutral homecoming title
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• Several hurt in eastern Taiwan bridge collapse
• Republican Congressman Chris Collins pleads guilty to insider trading
• North Korea launches unidentified projectile
• Woman climbs into lion exhibit at NYC zoo
• Professor who predicted last 9 presidential elections on how impeachment will impact 2020
• Mets slugger Pete Alonso donates custom cleats to 9/11 museum
• Pompeo says State Department officials will not show up for depositions
• Pompeo accuses House Democrats trying to "bully" diplomats
• Former Dallas cop Amber Guyger found guilty of murdering neighbor
• Trump could use impeachment inquiry to play "victim card," report says
• Norah O'Donnell on her interview with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman