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Articles from October 3, 2019

• Can't Stop! Won't Stop! Why Rideshare Drivers Will No Longer Be Able Pick You Up At LAX Terminal
• FBI Urges Extra Precautions For 'Joker' Moviegoers
• Here's How People Receiving 'Free Money' In Stockton Are Spending It
• Contractors Rescue Kitten From Wall Of Former Citrus Heights Marie Callender's
• Star Stanford Swimmer Says He Was Kicked Off Team Because He's Gay
• NLDS Game 1: A Tale Of 2 Home Runs
• Video: Bull Elk Charges Subaru In Evergreen, Gouges Holes In Bumper
• Officials: Arapahoe County Jail Is Crumbling
• Decker Fire Grows To 5,000+ Acres, Dangerously Close To Homes
• County Says Man's Converted School Bus Cannot Be Parked On Residential Property
• 'Worthless, Useless, Terrible And Horrible': Shortage Of Youth Sports Referees Blamed On Parents' Behavior
• Biden Breezes Through 3 Bay Area Campaign Stops, Steers Clear of Trump Talk
• Seahawks Hold Off Rams Comeback Attempt, 30-29
• Finland To Return Native American Artifacts To Mesa Verde National Park
• Colorado Ballet Opens Season With Classic 'Don Quixote'
• Maria Elena Gimeno, Accused Of Keying Tesla, Turns Herself In To Broomfield Police
• Scammer Calls Sacramento Police Sgt. On Her Work Phone
• PG&E Agrees To Pay $65M To Settle California Records Claims
• Englewood, Littleton, Sheridan Hope Study Helps Homeless Along South Platte River
• Woman Arrested For Attempted To Kidnap 4-Year-Old At Elementary School
• Attorney Robert Corry Arrested For Third Time In 4 Months
• Denver International Airport Is Letting The Dogs Out With 'CATS'
• Lipari Foods Recalls Chicken Salad Products Due To Listeria Worry
• Bizarre New Details Emerge In Wild Pursuit That Involved Suspect Stealing CHP Car
• I-70 Reopens After Wildfire Reported In Edwards
• Man Dies After Falling From Tree In Solano County
• 2 Chicago Area Business Leaders Among 4 Killed In Wrong-Way Crash In San Francisco
• Front Street Animal Shelter Manager Retires After 8 Years
• NLDS Game 1: Dodgers Beat Nationals 6-0, Lead Series 1-0
• Community Rallying To Save Operation Santa
• Man Swinging Sword Inside Long Island Liquor Store Killed By Worker With Legal Handgun, Police Say
• Pierre Gibbons On Full Life Support After Trying To Save Neighbor From House Fire In Patterson Park
• Investigators Search For Cause Of B-17 Bomber Crash That Killed 7 In Connecticut
• More Planes Landing At JFK Airport Targeted By Dangerous Laser Pointers, FBI Says Pilot's Eyes Injured
• After 26 Years In Prison, Innocent Man Carlos Weeks Walks Free From Brooklyn Court
• Chicago Police Officers Reveal Major Missteps As They're Questioned On Video For Lawsuit About Raiding Wrong Home
• New Round Of Tariffs To Target Favorites From More Than 20 European Countries
• Madison Avenue Fighting Latest Controversial DOT Plan That Blocks NYC Storefronts With Bus Shelters
• Police: 2 Seriously Hurt When Pink Line Train Hits Car That Went Around Crossing Gates In Cicero
• After Local Family's Home Condemned By Water Main Break, City Now Threatening Fines And Legal Action
• Davie Police Give 'All Clear' After 'Suspicious Incident' Impacts FAU, NSU & Broward College
• Police Identify Woman Seen Climbing Into Lion Exhibit At Bronx Zoo, Posting Shocking Videos Online
• 3-Year-Old Gritty Superfan Battling Cancer Has Very Special Birthday Wish
• House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Fields Impeachment Questions During South Florida Visit
• Dwright Boone-Doty Guilty In Slaying Of 9-Year-Old Tyshawn Lee
• Cellphone Video Shows Confrontation Between Tamarac Commissioner & BSO Deputy From 2015 Arrest
• 1 Dead, 2 Others Injured In Opa-Locka Drive-By Shooting
• Woman Reunites With Dog Lost After Merrimack Valley Explosions
• Lodi Police Arrest 17-Year-Old For Shooting On Railroad Avenue
• Man convicted in shooting death of 9-year-old lured into alley
• 'We Need To Do Better': Vietnam Refugee In Colorado, Nga Vuong Sandoval, Opposes Cap On Refugees
• Ritchie Beats Former Team On 1st Shift, Bruins Top Stars 2-1
• Vikings' Stefon Diggs On Trade Speculation: 'There's Truth To All Rumors'
• I-Team: Gardner Parent Says School Calm Down Room 'Psychologically Damaged' Child
• Predators Beat Wild 5-2 In Season Opener
• 'I Can't Find My Daughter': Officials Release Mother's 911 Call Reporting Dulce Maria Alavez Missing
• Study: Minnesota Has The Country's Hardest-Working Parents
• Woman Seen On Video Snatching 9-Year-Old Boy's Pizza Money
• Teachers Pool Cash Together To Replace Bike Stolen From Student
• Heroes Assemble: Superfans, Celebrities, Show-Stopping Costumes Gather At New York Comic Con
• 'I Am Totally Disgusted': Mother Of Girl In Viral St. Paul Police Arrest Video Speaks Out
• How Many Baseballs Do The Twins Use In A Game?
• 6 Rangers Score Goals In Opening Night Victory Over Jets
• Special Needs Child Scores First Touchdown, Shares Heartwarming Moment With Mom In Upstate New York
• Atlantic City Mayor Frank Gilliam Resigns After Pleading Guilty To Federal Wire Fraud Charges
• French Bulldog from "Queer Eye" has died at age 10
• Homeowners Concerned After Series Of Attempted Break-Ins In East Dallas Neighborhood
• Mets Fire Manager Callaway After 2 Seasons
• Cab Calloway Home In West Baltimore To Be Demolished, City Says
• Panthers Lose 5-2 In Opener Against Lightning
• Man Fatally Shot At Baltimore County Shopping Center; Police Searching For Shooter
• Debate Sparks Over Funding For Air Conditioning In Some Baltimore County Public Schools
• 1 dead, 2 injured in shooting at senior apartment complex
• Towson University Increases Police Patrols, Adding Officers After Sex Assaults Reported On Campus
• Loose Bull Corralled In West Baltimore Back Home On The Farm
• Company That Runs Troubled Oakland Treatment Facility To Manage Fremont Navigation Center
• Feds Issue Bulletin About Threats Ahead Of 'Joker' Opening Weekend
• South Jersey Resident Apologizes To Community After Halloween Display Depicting Man Hanging From Noose Sparked Controversy
• WB I-70 Reopens In Denver After Carjacking And Police Chase, Suspect Dead
• Sheary Scores Twice Against Old Team, Sabres Beat Penguins
• Ex-Assistant Suing Robert De Niro For $12 Million, Alleges Discrimination, Verbal Harassment
• 2 Dead, 1 Critically Hurt In Richmond Neighborhood Shooting
• Rain Leads To Rescheduling Of Weekend Road Construction Work In Metro
• Wet Weather Has Caused Problems For Will County Farmer's Corn Crop, And He's Not Alone
• 4-H Member Raises First Steer To Sell At Auction To Local Restaurant
• Ex-assistant sues Robert De Niro for $12 million
• Tulare County Woman Arrested On Suspicion Of Prescription Fraud
• San Francisco District Attorney Gascon Resigns; Signals Move to LA
• Weather Blog | Fall Is Finally In The Air!
• Flyers Founder Ed Snider To Be Honored With Mural In South Philadelphia
• Fighting The Flu: Prevention Tips
• MGM Resorts To Pay Up To $800M To Settle Lawsuits In Las Vegas Massacre
• New Faces, Same Heat? New-Look Steelers, Ravens Set To Clash
• Kaiser Pharmacies Receive More Opioids Than Any Other Pharmacy In Our Area
• Dr. Phil Interviews Family Of Murder Victim Botham Jean Following Amber Guyger Trial
• Antioch Woman Suffers Minor Wound In Wednesday Shooting
• 23-Year-Old Man Shot In The Arm In West Baltimore
• Oakland Man Pleads Guilty To Bank Robbery Spree Across Northern California
• Second Threat Made To Upper Darby High School Following Lockdown Earlier In Day
• Robbery Suspect Targeting ATM Customers In Manhattan, Police Say
• Report: US Energy Secretary Rick Perry Expected To Resign Next Month
• San Francisco Implements New Mental Health Conservatorship Law
• Security Camera Catches Naked Stranger Using Hot Tub In Folsom Backyard
• LAPD Notes 'Public Concerns', Says No Credible Threats For 'Joker' Debut
• This Potential Moon Outside Of The Solar System Isn't Anything Like Ours
• Lipari Foods Issues Recall Of Bulk Chicken Salads And Sandwiches
• Banksy painting of British lawmakers as chimps sells for millions
• 'Woke Us Out Of A Dead Sleep': 911 Call From Home Invasion Victims Reveal Frightening Details
• Jets Quarterback Sam Darnold Focused On Making Sure 'I'm Not Going To Die' Sunday Vs. Eagles
• CBS3 To Begin Each Day With National Anthem
• Civilian worker kills 4 in knife attack at Paris police headquarters
• Stockton Mother Remembers Her Three Daughters Who Died In Dive Boat Fire
• Joe Biden raises $15.2 million, lagging behind his presidential rivals
• Police Searching For Man Who Robbed Primo Hoagies Store In Old City
• Freedom From Religion Foundation Files Complaint Against Judge Tammy Kemp For Giving Amber Guyger Her Bible
• Moviegoers Excited For 'Joker' Despite Safety Concerns
• As The Bears Head To London, One Player Wants To Be A Buckingham Palace Prankster
• 'Out Of Control': Girls Brawl In Classroom In Latest Fight At Moreno Valley School
• Philadelphia Native Kate Gosselin Celebrates Success Of College Student Twin Daughters
• Folsom Woman's Security Cameras Catch Naked Stranger Using Hot Tub In Her Backyard
• Worker Picking Up Traffic Cones Hurt When 2 Cars Collide In Agoura Hills
• 2 Men Arrested In Large Beaver Co. Marijuana Growing Operation
• Naval Academy Asks Alumni, Fans To Stop The 'Snack Attacks' At Football Games
• Denver's Historic Tammen Hall Converted Into Affordable Housing For Seniors
• James Franco's Former Students Sue Alleging Sexual Exploitation
• In Dallas, Ivanka Trump, Google's CEO Sundar Pichai Announce Expansion Of High-Tech Training Program
• 'They Were Aiming At The Dogs': Shots Fired At Dog Walker In Humboldt Park
• Baltimore City Police Officer Helps Injured Bird Near Visitors Center
• Whataburger Debuts Texas-Sized 'Whatamum' At Arlington Museum Of Art
• Fire Forces Evacuation Of Kohl's On McKnight Road
• High-Tech Research Ship Set to Explore North Bay Seafloor
• Hot Tacos, Spicy Sandwiches, And Super-Sized Screens; What Awaits Fans At The United Center
• Police Searching For Three Armed Thieves Behind Several Recent Robberies
• Ferry Service To Chase Center Starts Saturday For Warriors Preseason Game
• A's Set Sights On Division After Another Wild Card Loss
• BSO Offering Discounted Tickets For This Weekend's Concerts
• Search Goes On A Year After Pregnant Postal Worker Kierra Coles Disappeared
• Jury Selection Underway For Man Accused Of Murder At A Fells Point Bar
• Drunk Driver Triggers Horrific Wrong-Way Highway 101 Crash; Chicago-Area Tourists Among Dead
• 'I'm The Sign Of Hope': Philadelphia Man Recalls Unimaginable Abuse He And Sister Suffered As Children
• New Study Shows Lyme Disease Can Be Found In City Parks
• Study: Damage From E-Cigs, Vaping On Par With Mustard Gas Burns In Lungs
• California teen holds birthday parties for homeless children
• 'It Doesn't Show The Whole Picture': St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter Calls For Investigation Of Teen's Arrest
• Man In Disbelief After Requesting His Medical Records From Advocate Christ Medical Center, Getting Somebody Else's
• Family Outraged After Police Commission Says Richmond Officer's Testimony In Fatal Shooting Was Inaccurate
• Woman Arrested For Kidnapping 4-Year-Old Boy In Front Of Vacaville Elementary School
• Pittsburgh Man Sentenced To 15 Years For Federal Drug, Firearm Violations
• President Trump Addresses Healthcare Agenda During Central Florida Visit, Signs Executive Order
• State Park In Santa Cruz Needs Clean Up After Illegal Dumping
• James Franco's former students sue alleging sexual exploitation
• Anti-Impeachment Protest Planned At Rep. Peterson's Office
• MSA Safety Partners With A Non-Profit Group To Live The Life Of A Firefighter
• Driver Pleads Guilty In Death Of Trooper Daniel Groves During Bomb Cyclone
• Minn. GOP Suggests Showing Up Early To Guarantee Spot At Trump Rally Next Week
• Backyard Horse In Staten Island? Some Love Her, Others Say 'Neigh Way'
• Hennepin Co. Sheriff's Office Major Demoted After Squad SUV Found Abandoned In Wis. Ditch
• Sports Betting Apps Go Live In Indiana
• Weak Tornado Confirmed In Rhode Island
• Gov. Murphy, Task Force Turning Up Heat On Teen Vaping
• Police: Recently Released Convicted Murderer Accused Of Carjacking Woman At Gunpoint In Ridley Township
• Wife "sensed" something was wrong before CT crash
• Decker Fire Burning Near Salida Considered No. 1 Fire Priority In U.S.
• National Grid Gas Nightmare: Feeling They Have No Choice, 6 Long Island Senators Cave To Pipeline Demand
• Portage Park Residents Upset About Persistent Flooding; 'The City Needs To Hear About It'
• 'All Clear' Given After Baylor University Issues Campus-Wide Alert About Shooting Near Campus
• 'This Is A Dream Come True': Verizon Gives Miami Gardens School Free Tech
• West Mifflin Couple Accused Of Fleeing With Baby Ambrose Klingensmith Awaiting Extradition From Tennessee
• 'I Felt I Was Invincible': Philadelphia Rapper Freeway Becomes Kidney Health Advocate After Transplant
• Doctor Sues Fertility Clinic After Discovering He Has At Least 17 Unknown Children From Sperm He Donated Decades Ago
• Fourth Parent Sentenced In College Admissions Scandal Gets Month In Prison
• Pennsylvania Senator Daylin Leach Proposes Constitutional Amendment To Ban Fracking
• 'Humanize My Hoodie' Label Aims To Destigmatize Fashion Trends Worn By People Of Color
• Dog Attack In Logan Square Leaves 3 Injured, Including CPD Officer
• Anne Arundel County Executive, Drivers Question Effectiveness Of Cashless Tolling At Bay Bridge
• Former Colleagues Of Botham Jean Honor His Memory With Piece Of Art
• Dunkin' Clerk's Spider Donut Gesture For Boy With Autism A Lesson In Kindness
• Columbia Gas Ordered To Stop All Non-Emergency Work In Mass.
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Where the Trump campaign is placing ads
• 'It's Beautiful' | Maryland Book Bank Unveils Newly Renovated Van
• New Report On Long Island Opioids Epidemic Offers Glimmer Of Hope, But Much Work Remains
• Baltimore Councilwoman Shannon Sneed To Run For Council President
• Ramsey, Washington Counties Helping Past Offenders Move On
• Atlantic City Mayor Frank Gilliam Pleads Guilty To Stealing Over $87,000 In Donations From Youth Basketball Club
• Man Arrested At Nashville Gas Station Claims He's Mavericks Owner Mark Cuban
• BPD Sgt. Ethan Newberg, Officer Arrested For Assault, Was Highest-Paid City Employee In FY19, Records Show
• AAA: Automatic Braking Systems Meant To Save Pedestrians Fail In Nearly Every Test
• Researchers Study Links Between Sleep, Sleep Medicine And Dementia
• NHTSA Gathering Info On Tesla 'Smart Summon' Parking Feature After Problems Surface
• Congressman Conor Lamb Delineates His Position On Pres. Trump Impeachment Inquiry With Precision
• 83 Arrests Made In Anne Arundel County Police Department's Incident Action Plan Operation
• Following The End Of Trial, Next Step For Guyger Could Likely Be Appeal
• Gov. Murphy Recommends Banning Flavored E-cigarettes To Regulate Vaping In New Jersey
• Tractor Trailer Loses Cargo, Temporarily Shuts Down Saw Mill Run Road
• $500 a month for free: Data show how people spent the money
• "Flight shame" could hurt airlines as people shun air travel
• Female Officer Who Filed Sex Harassment Lawsuit Against Philadelphia Police Department Resigns
• 3 charged for providing drugs that killed Mac Miller in 2018
• Neil White Sentenced To 25 Years To Life For Murdering His 7-Year-Old Daughter Gabrielle
• Brave, Strong & Happy: Holliston Boy Shows Everyone Around Him How To Deal With Diagnosis
• Hanover Street Bridge To Close Over Weekend For Repair Work
• Museum Of Science And Industry Changes Name After $125 Million Donation From Kenneth Griffin
• Gas Leak In West Roxbury Leaves Woman Concerned After Weeks Go By
• Worcester Police Search For Man After Woman Found Stabbed To Death
• Former immigration official ousted by Trump returns to DHS
• No Swim Advisory Issued For Five Miami-Dade Beaches
• Orioles Players Send Handwritten Thank You Notes To Fans After Second Straight 100-Plus Loss Season
• Detroit Celebrates 60 Years Of Motown With Ann Delisi
• Students Deliver Heartfelt Message To Miami Teen Hero Who Died Saving Mom, Son
• Raiders Buy $28M Of Land For Parking Near Las Vegas Stadium
• Police: Armed Husband Threatens Wife And Locksmith After Changing Locks
• Boston Police Say Emerson College Student Daniel Hollis' Death Was A Homicide
• Man Arrested In Mexico For 2007 Rape Of Detroit 10-Year-Old Girl
• Dallas Police Association President Mike Mata Defends Actions Involving Amber Guyger At Murder Scene
• Pittsburgh Police Officer Placed On Paid Leave For Reportedly Using Medical Marijuana
• Planned Parenthood Opens Massive Illinois Clinic Near Missouri, Which Passed Ban On Most Abortions After 8 Weeks
• Study Identifies Why Bystanders Hesitate To Give CPR
• Over 1,000 sickened with vaping-related illnesses, CDC says
• Vaping-Related Lung Injuries In US Surpass 1,000 Cases
• Vaping-Related Lung Injuries In The Country Surpasses 1,000 Cases
• Taste With Tori: Sugar Factory Crafting Up Something Extra Sweet In Support Of Breast Cancer Awareness
• Investigators Search For Cause Of B-17 Bomber Crash That Killed 7 At Bradley Airport
• Weinstein loses bid to move trial from New York City
• GoFundMe Launched For Local Musician Battling Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer
• MGM Settles Las Vegas Shooting Lawsuits For Up To $800 Million
• Wake Held For NYPD Officer Brian Mulkeen, Killed In Line Of Duty
• Dads-To-Be Should Stop Drinking 6 Months Before Conception, Study Finds
• Tree Of Life Congregation Announces Events To Remember Tree Of Life Victims On 1-Year Commemoration Of Attack
• California Sees Declining Birth Rates In Youth Between Ages 15-19
• Hy-Vee: Payment Process Breach Reported In July May Have Affected Some Customers Since November
• Host Parent For Foreign Exchange Students Sentenced For Child Sexual Exploitation Violations
• $27M Demolition Underway At Baltimore City Detention Center
• Charges: 19 St. Cloud Tech High School Students Engaged In Riot; None Will Return For Rest Of School Year
• Chicago Weather: Cool Temperatures Ahead
• Whole Foods Files For Statewide Restraining Order From Animal Rights Protesters
• Traffic For Pens Home Opener Expected To Be Impacted By I-579 CAP Project
• 59-Year-Old Man Found Dead In Homeless Encampment Off Highway 99 In Modesto
• Why Did EEE Cases Spike This Year? It's Complicated
• Pitt Quarterback Kenny Pickett To Return Against Duke
• 'Steelers Typically Have Difficult Time Beating Ravens,' Says CBS Philadelphia's Don Bell
• "Batwoman" Star Ruby Rose Chats About The New CW Show
• Sunday Could Be Another Historic Day For Tom Brady
• Ruby Rose Opens Up About Her Rollercoaster Lifestyle Over The Past Few Years
• WATCH: 60-Year-Old Texas Woman Fights Off Armed Bank Robber
• Police Investigating Suspected Overdose Deaths Of 2 Men At Drexel Hill Halfway House
• Arrest Made In Opa-Locka Attempted Carjacking That Resulted In Shooting Death
• Orioles Commemorate Anniversary Of Delmon Young's Go-Ahead Double In The ALDS
• 5 Detroit Firefighters Hurt In Vacant House Fire, Collapse
• Federal Authorities Say They Have Shut Down Texas-To-Chicago Drug Pipeline With 'Operation Grapevine'
• Coast Guard Lt. Christopher Hasson Pleads Guilty In Illegally Stockpiling Weapons, Buying Opioid Tramadol
• WNBA Reviewing Reported Racially-Charged Locker Room Speech By Sparks GM Penny Toler
• Pittsburgh Weather: Fall Temperatures Finally Hit The Pittsburgh Area
• Coaches Ray Searage and Tom Prince Dismissed By Pittsburgh Pirates
• CBS4's Frances Wang Reveals Personal & Painful Skin Condition To Help Others
• Man From Ghana Swindles Virginia Woman Out Of $300K In Online Dating Scheme, Feds Say
• Central Valley Mom Pleads Guilty To Sex With Daughters' Friends
• West Virginia's Drought Worsens As Hot, Dry Fall Continues
• REPORT: Your Zip Code May Influence How Long You Live
• Feds Seize Nearly $162,000 Worth Of Mislabeled Baby Formula
• Ancestry Test Bombshells: Can This Medium Get Answers From The Dead?
• Retiring Aurora Police Chief Nick Metz Says Career Has Taken A Toll
• Dallas Zoo Now Certified 'Sensory Inclusive' For Guests With Sensitivities, Autism
• 'Welcome To Bomba SZN': 2019 Twins Homer Hanky Revealed
• Teen Use Of Flavored E-Cigarettes Has Continued To Rise, Report Says
• Two Men In Van With 'Dirty Hooker' Decals Wanted For Threatening Florida Gas Station Employees
• LA County Fire Divers Respond To Reports Of Person Missing In Marina Del Rey Channel
• 'The Ravens Are Particularly Angry,' Says CBS Philadelphia's Don Bell
• Eric Angle, Brother Of Kurt Angle, Indicted For Distributing Steroids On Dark Web
• Eastbound Lanes Of Highway 36 Expected To Fully Reopen Friday Morning
• Iceberg larger than Los Angeles breaks off Antarctica
• New Program Allows Jeannette Residents To Register Security Cameras With Police
• Happy Hour: Halloween-Themed Cocktails
• NOAA Weather Scientist Dr. William Lapenta Drowns In Rough Surf In North Carolina
• Hotel And Convention Center Coming To Cedar Hill
• Davis Police: Man Hiding In Dumpster Had Meth, Burglary Tools And Stolen IDs
• Trump Suggests Ukraine, China Should Investigate Bidens
• WATCH: Car Prowler Suspect's 'Startled' Face Captured On Dashcam Video
• Man Wins $750,000 After Suing Ex-Wife's Lover Under 'Homewrecker' Law
• Study: Dunkin' Has Fastest Drive-Thru, Chick-Fil-A Is Slowest
• Kidsburgh: New Kidsburgh Guide
• Woman Hurt By Falling Metal On Michigan Avenue
• Bed Bath & Beyond Is Closing More Stores Than Planned
• Mark D'Amico Facing Federal Charges For Alleged Role In $400,000 GoFundMe Scam
• Teen Use Of Flavored E-Cigarettes Has Continued To Rise, Report Says
• CHP: At Least 1 Dead In I-5 Crash In Elk Grove
• Jefferson County Man Indicted On Child Pornography Violations
• Florida Panel Approves New Rules For Elephant Rides
• Downtown Plaza Officially Dedicated As Ali Youssefi Square In Honor Of Late Sacramento Developer
• Victims Identified In Deadly Connecticut B-17 Bomber Crash
• AG Shapiro Files Legal Objection To Purdue Pharma's $38M Bonuses For Executives
• David Brocksom Sentencing For Murder Of Ex-Wife, Beata Brocksom, Set For November 7
• Subway Singer Emily Zamourka Reunites With LAPD Officer Who Recorded Her
• 3 Dead, 3 Hurt In Small Plane Crash Approaching Lansing-Area Airport
• Get A Flu Shot In Baltimore Saturday Without Leaving Your Car
• New BART General Manager Goes On Listening Tour At Stations
• 93-year-old swims in ocean for first time
• 'Vaping Saves Lives': Group Protests Massachusetts Vape Ban Outside State House
• Lizzo: "I can be beautiful and be fat"
• Hurley's Picks: It's Unhealthy To Play The Dolphins, And It's Wasteful To Talk 16-0
• Twins' Jose Berrios To Start Game 1 Against Yankees
• Yankees Going With Paxton In Game 1 Against Twins
• Striking Santa Clara County Workers Return To Picket Line For Second Day
• 20-Year-Old Man Arrested In Laurel Shooting
• Yankees' Paxton To Start Series Opener Vs Twins, Sabathia Off Roster
• CDC Anticipates US Will Maintain Its Measles Elimination Status
• Zebra shot dead after escaping circus in Germany
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Has No Plans For CPS To Make Up Any Missed Days If Teachers Go On Strike
• CBSLA The Rundown: 10/3 8am
• New Fort Pitt Museum Exhibit Explores How Pittsburgh, Pa. Was Almost Pittsburgh, Va.
• Single-Lane Closure To Begin On Thoms Run Road In Collier
• Kiss Underwater Concert
• Doctor gets 40 years for illegally distributing opioids
• Police Searching For Suspects In Thursday Morning 7-Eleven Armed Robbery
• Newsom Signs Bill Overhauling State's Charter Schools
• DPS Troopers With Larger Waistlines Face Termination, Lawsuit Filed
• 'Sending You So Much Love': Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson Surprises Philadelphia Woman Turning 100 With Birthday Video
• Undocumented immigrants protest for rights in France
• Gov. Newsom Signs Law Overhauling Charter Schools
• Recall Issued For One Million Dressers Due To Risk Of Tipping Over
• Trial Set For Montgomery County Cop Charged With Assaulting Man During Arrest
• Car Tire Dust, Microbeads In Beauty Products Contributing To Trillions Of Ocean-Polluting Microplastics
• 23 Reported Cases Of Severe Lung Illnesses From Vaping, E-Cigarettes In Maryland, Doctors Now Required To Report Cases
• Georgetown Students Push University For Action On Slavery Reparations
• 'Jets Are 0-10 All-Time Against Eagles. I Like The Eagles Big' CBS 3's Don Bell On Eagles-Jets Matchup
• Federal Judge's Ruling May Boost San Francisco's Plan For Safe Injection Sites
• Coast Guard officer who drafted hit list of Democrats pleads guilty
• Colorado Family Building 3D-Printed Lamborghini Hopes To Spark Interest In STEM
• Minnesota's Now Had Its First Accumulation Of Snow This Season
• President of Finland inspires memes after Trump meeting
• Virginia Teacher Says He Was Fired For Refusing To Use Male Pronouns For A Transgender Student
• Northern Pa.'s Leaves To Hit 'Prime' Fall Colors Next Week With Western Pa. Close Behind
• Commuters Share Concerns With RTD Leadership On Telephone Town Hall
• Air Force Major In Texas Indicted For Murder Of Wife
• Caught On Camera: Car Prowler Suspect Surprised By Dashcam
• No Landing Yet For Florida's New State Plane
• VIDEO: Car Prowler's Startled Face Captured By Dashcam
• Dodgers Announce Walker Buehler To Start Game 1 Of NLDS
• 29th Gun Stopped By TSA At Pittsburgh International Airport
• Missing Vulnerable Adult Michael Grossoehme Found In Minneapolis
• Marple Newtown High School Teacher Wins $25,000 National Award
• MGM to pay up to $800 million in mass shooting settlement
• Data Shows How Basic Universal Recipients Spent Free Money During Stockton Experiment
• Data Shows Basic Income Recipients Spend Free Money Mostly On Food, Clothing, Utility Bills
• Fetal Remains Found In Illinois Now Stored In Indiana
• 'Flash Drought' Conditions Worsen Across 14 Southern US states
• High Court in Northern Ireland rules abortion ban violates human rights
• Caught On Video: Police K-9 Attacked By Pit Bull In Anaheim
• Heroic acts saved lives in deadly B-17 bomber crash, official says
• Tesla 3Q Delivery Numbers Fall Short Of Elon Musk's 100,000 Target
• Dads-To-Be Should Stop Drinking 6 Months Before Conception For Baby's Heart Health, Study Says
• Bethel Park Residents Evacuated After Landscaping Truck Hits Gas Line, Almost Engulfs Home In Flames
• Young At Heart Shelter In Woodstock Takes Animals Age 7 And Older
• Top counterintelligence official praises whistleblower protections
• Dental Experts Warn Against Using Baking Soda, Salt To Whiten Teeth
• Tariff and impeachment news hit stock market
• 40-Year-Old San Luis Obispo Man Struck, Killed While Walking On I-80 In Roseville
• Commuter Alert: 14th Street Busway Changes Take Effect Today In Manhattan
• Students push Georgetown for action on slavery reparations
• True Crime: What Made Her Snap? Insta-Perfect Mom Kills Her 2 Adult Children In Apparent Murder-Suicide
• Head Of NYC's Department Of Veteran Affairs Steps Down
• Here's A List Of Stores Planning To Close For Thanksgiving Day
• The U.S. economy's most important sector is weakening
• Official: Man Shot Stepdaughter, Self Outside Elmhurst Hospital
• Halloween's Coming So Here Are 7 Movies To Scream...Uh Stream In Honor Of The Holiday
• 3 Arrested In Drug Bust At Park Plaza Hotel
• Florida High School Coach Facing 6-Week Suspension For Helping Student-Athlete With 'No Place To Go'
• Woman From Saint Lucia Arrested During Protest In Downtown Dallas After Amber Guyger Sentence
• Accused Shooter Of Hollywood Woman Shot By Police; FDLE To Investigate Shooting
• National Aviary's New Spectacled Owl To Get Name
• Man Accused Of Harassing, Shooting At Ex-Girlfriend Arrested
• Lockdown Lifted At Upper Darby High School Following Text Message Threat
• Search Suspended For Missing Diver Off Deerfield Beach
• A High School Football Team With No Band Invited A High School Band With No Football Team To Play At Their Game
• Lauderdale Lakes' Boyd Anderson High School, Oriole Elementary Evacuated Due To Reported Bomb Threat
• Burglar Arrested In Alleged Oakland Church Break-In
• CBS13/CW31 To Begin Each Day With National Anthem
• Delaware Health Officials Report First Vaping-Related Death In State
• Ex-Marine Pleads Guilty To Drug Charges Linked To Death
• Ohio Launches Study To Understand "What Makes Addicts, Addicts"
• Get To Know The 5 Newest Businesses To Debut In Chicago
• Route 22 In Washington Co. Reopens After Fatal Crash
• Here's How Mike Nugent's Stats Compare To Stephen Gostkowski's
• Holiday Travel: Hopper Breaks Down When To Buy & When To Fly This Season
• Red Tide Returning To Collier County In Southwest Florida
• Ford worker's liver donation saves stranger at rival automaker
• 'Where Is The Broncos' Leadership Right Now?' Rich Gannon Asks
• Brand-New CBS Thriller 'Evil' To Hold Special Panel Tonight At NYC Comic Con
• Lipari Foods Recalls Chicken Salad Products Due To Listeria Concerns
• After Court Ruling, State House Will Resume Faith-Based Prayer
• Black women still far more likely to die from breast cancer
• 2019-2020 Pittsburgh Penguins Season Preview
• Boyle Heights Altercation Between Uber Driver, Grandmother Over Car Seat Ends In Stabbing
• Twitter Removes Trump's Nickelback Video After Copyright Complaint
• FTC Fines AdvoCare $150 Million For Running A Pyramid Scheme
• Crews Knock Down Flames On Roof Of Vacant Minnetonka Home
• Patricia Heaton On Her Role In 'Carol's Second Act': 'She Takes This Opportunity At This Stage Of Her Life To Make Her Dream Come True'
• Patricia Heaton Says 'Carol's Second Act' Character Is Making 'Her Dream Come True'
• Beyoncé's dad diagnosed with breast cancer
• Challenge Accepted! Miami-Beach Police & Miami-Dade Police Provide 'Back Up' For Surprise Marriage Proposals But Who Did It Better?
• Gov. Tom Wolf Failed To Reach Climate Change Agreement With Republican-Controlled Legislature
• Here's Michigan's 2019 Consumption Guidelines For Deer Hunting Season
• Scotch Whiskies, Parmesan Cheese About To Get More Expensive As Trade Rift Deepens
• Texas Girl Recreates Photo With Harvard Officer She Met As Toddler After Returning As Student
• MLL Lacrosse Championship
• British band Keane is making a comeback, much to their own surprise
• Top European Court Orders Facebook To Take Down Post, May Have Worldwide Impact
• Diabetes Activist Quinn Nystrom Enters Race For Minnesota's 8th District
• Beaver County Native Leaves Behind Touching Legacy For Her Students In Obituary
• Police: Teen Pulled Wig, Scarf Off Jewish Woman's Head In Brooklyn
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed By Train In Halethorpe Thursday Morning
• Tyshawn Lee Murder Trial: Closing Arguments Today For Trial Of Two Men Accused Of Fatally Shooting 4th Grader
• Zoo Miami Welcomes Caribbean Flamingo Hatchling
• Parents' Drinking Before Conception Can Cause Heart Defects In Babies, Study Says
• Eagles' Jason Kelce, Wife Kylie Welcome Baby Girl
• AccuWeather Releases Western Pennsylvania Winter Forecast: Winters Full Force To Hold Out Until After The New Year
• Patriots Sign Kicker Mike Nugent
• Sperm Donor Sues After Ancestry.com Reveals He Has 12 More Offspring Than Promised
• Company Expands Recall On Blood-Pressure Pills Due To Worries Over Cancer-Causing Chemical
• Research Shows Vaping-Related Lung Disease May Be Caused By Chemical Exposure
• 'Playing A Villain Is More Fun And Interesting,' Michael Emerson On New CBS Show 'Evil'
• 'Playing A Villain Is More Fun And Interesting Than Playing A Good Guy': Michael Emerson On Role In New CBS Show 'Evil'
• Patriots Reportedly Welcoming YouTube Trick Shot Kicker Josh Gable In For Workout
• 'Unleash The Beast' To Take Over Target Center
• 4 People Killed In Wrong-Way Crash In San Francisco
• Silver Screen, Soiree: Cowles Center's Annual Gala Fundraiser @ Minneapolis Mariott
• Nats Vs Dodgers Is Star-Studded Matchup All Over The Field
• Man Kills 4 Officers In Knife Attack At Paris Police Headquarters
• Like, 'Ha Ha' Funny, Not Funny Strange: Check Out This Variety Of Comedy Events This Week
• Man To Stand Trial In Fatal Dog Mauling Of 9-Year-Old Detroit Girl
• Best Thai Food In Cambridge
• Firefighter Falls From Ladder During Training Exercise
• Cassius Winston Earns Big Ten Preseason Player Of The Year
• Twitter Removes Trump's Nickelback Video After Copyright Complaint
• Denver Weather: First Freeze Could Arrive Next Week
• Boston Bruins Name Probation Officer, Bartender Todd Angilly As Their Official Anthem Singer
• Bodycam Video Shows Texas Officers On Horseback Leading Handcuffed Man By Rope
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot Again With Spotty Showers, But Big Changes Are Ahead
• If You Use Salt Or Baking Soda To Whiten Your Teeth, Here's Why You Should Stop
• Online Shopping Expected To Overtake In-Store Buying This Holiday Season
• 2 Men Wanted In Upper Darby, Radnor Wawa Robberies Arrested; 1 Suspect Remains At Large
• Devin McCourty Named AFC Defensive Player Of The Month For Interception Fest In September
• PTL Links: October 3, 2019
• Three space station fliers return to Earth
• 28 German Shepherds In Protective Custody For 2 Years Are Going Up For Adoption
• 'Making A Murderer' Subject Brendan Dassey Seeks Pardon, Commutation
• Chef Bill Fuller: Casbah Pork Chop With Butternut Squash Risotto, Greens, Garlic Cream
• Embezzler Sent To Jail After She's Caught Playing Bingo
• Police: Suspect Snatches 2 Rolex Watches From Zales At Philadelphia Mills
• Taste Of The Town: French Inspired American Comfort Food Served Up In Miami Train Hub & Food Hub
• U.S. to hit Irish whiskey and other EU products with tariffs
• 21-Year-Old Arrested For Capital Murder Of Man In Parking Lot Of Dallas Shopping Center
• Miami Proud: Therapy Dog Volunteers Bring Smiles To Young Patients At Nicklaus Children's Hospital
• Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom Becomes Certified Autism Center
• BSO Fire Rescue Responds To Broward Airport After Strong Smell Reported
• New York Weather: CBS2 10/3 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Doctor accuses clinic of using his donated sperm for 17 children
• Police: Man Pulls Gun On Children For Kicking Ball Into A Neighbor's Yard
• Wisconsin Patrol: 1 Dead, 1 Hurt After Car Crashes Into Field North Of Eau Claire
• Man Found Shot To Death In Downtown LA's Skid Row
• 'Mean Girls Day' Is Here And It's So Fetch
• Weather Blog: First Dose Of Fall
• Vaping Lung Damage Similar To Chemical Burn, Research Shows
• Twins Pitching Coach Wes Johnson Makes Positive Impression
• Woman Attacked By Bison Three Months After Date Was Gored At Same Park
• 'Happy Place' Pop-Up Exhibit Opening At King Of Prussia Mall This Weekend
• Miami Weather: Expecting A Cool Down In The Coming Days? Don't Hold Your Breath
• Police: Man Wielding Box Cutter Robs Multiple Women In The Bronx
• Albany Park Resident Wants City To Take Action On Problem Intersection; 'It's Like An Obstacle Course Around Here'
• Vrana Scores In OT, Capitals Beat Blues 3-2 In Opener
• Dozens of immigrant detainees on hunger strike in Japan
• Google CEO Sundar Pichai, Ivanka Trump To Announce Expanded Worker Training Program In Dallas
• Postmates Partners With Walgreens To Deliver Groceries, Toiletries & More
• Mom of slain man says son hugging cop should not be "misconstrued"
• Treat Yourself At These Top Denver Beauty Spots
• Government-funded group quickly yanks video about gene editing
• Chicago Teachers Choose Strike Date Of Oct. 17; Mayor Lightfoot Denies Request For Comment
• School accused of kicking child out into the cold, reporting him missing
• Chicago Area Roads Blocked Due To Flash Flooding; Morning Commute Impacted
• Overnight Crash In Big Beaver Leaves 1 Person Dead
• Crews Battle House Fire In North Philadelphia
• Nearly Dozen Shots Fired In West Philadelphia Shooting That Critically Injured Man
• Chicagoans Can Bring Pets To Annual Blessing Of The Animals This Weekend
• Veterans Job Fair Coming To Soldier Field
• 2 Local Police K-9 Units In Running To Win New SUV With K-9 Customization
• Unique crew on Soyuz craft heading back to Earth from space station
• Honda Center Implements New Clear Bag Policy In Time For Ducks Season Opener
• Buyer Beware: CBD Products Get A Test At Mile High Labs
• Mayo Clinic Believes They Have Found Out Why People Are Getting Sick -- And Some Dying -- From Vaping
• Rising Cost Of Housing Leads To Surge In RV Sales
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• 22 paratroopers hurt during night training jump in Mississippi
• Pittsburgh Breaks 135-Year-Old Record For Max Low Temperature
• 'Expect Tom Brady To Stomp Them Out,' Says CBS Philadelphia's Don Bell

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• More than 7 trillion microplastic particles in California waterways, study says
• Trump administration plans to collect DNA samples from detained migrants
• MGM agrees to settle lawsuit with Las Vegas shooting victims
• Trump says Chinese and Ukrainian leaders should investigate Bidens
• Ukrainian-American businessmen in Florida linked to Rudy Giuliani
• 3 indicted on federal drug charges over rapper Mac Miller's overdose death
• Homeless singer reportedly gets offer from Grammy-nominated producer
• Apple CEO Tim Cook files brief at Supreme Court supporting DACA
• Former U.S. special envoy to Ukraine to testify in Congress
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