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Articles from October 14, 2019

• Vandals Smash 100 lbs Of Community Garden Produce Growing For Food Bank
• Party Store Owner Determined To Fulfill Customers' Dreams After Fire Destroys Inventory
• 4.5 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Near Pleasant Hill; Felt Around Bay Area
• Tiny Homes: A Movement Or A Solution To Homelessness?
• 4.5 Magnitude Earthquake Reported In Contra Costa County
• Bear Statue Vandalized, Found In Street In Front Of Historic Folsom Cafe
• Kadri, Rantanen Help Avs Stay Perfect, Beat Capitals 6-3
• VIDEO: King Soopers Security Guard Beaten, $9,000 Reward Offered
• Former Denver City Council Candidates Launch 'Denver North Star Newspaper'
• Sandalwood Fire In Calimesa 100 Percent Contained, 1,011 Acres Burned
• Governor Vetoes Paid Family Leave For Teachers
• Broncos Forecast: Yet Another Mild Home Game On Thursday
• #DeleteFacebook Trends After Report Says Zuckerberg Secretly Dined With Conservatives
• Oak Park Mother Accused Of Sexual Misconduct With Students; Providing Them Alcohol, Drugs
• Suspect Turns Himself In To Mt. Shasta Police, Admits To Killing 4 People
• Boulder Beer Company Makes 'Pretty Monumental Decision'
• Rare Salvador Dalí Work Stolen From Fine Art Gallery In San Francisco
• Saddle Ridge Fire Started Under High-Voltage Transmission Tower, Investigators Confirm
• Police Questioning 3 Juveniles For Grass Fire In Broomfield
• U.S. Imposes New Sanctions On Turkey Over Syria Offensive
• Kings To Host Fan Fest, Open Practice Saturday
• Colorado Free Application Day For Colleges Is Oct. 15
• Methuen Police Search For Driver After Deadly Hit And Run Crash
• Police: Mother Kills 2 Daughters, Husband Before Attempting To Kill Herself In Tacony
• 6-Year-Old Boy Found Safe After Being Taken Away In Stolen Car
• Gov. Phil Murphy Says He Sides With Commuters On Carpool Discount Cancellation
• NYC Landlords Say New Laws Designed To Protect Renters Preventing Them From Maintaining Their Units
• NJ TRANSIT Resumes Raritan Valley Line After Positive Train Control Work
• Police: 72-Year-Old Surrounded, Assaulted By Group In Midtown
• Vigil Held For 4 Men Killed In Brooklyn Shooting
• Ridgewood Residents Rally Against Proposed Luxury Apartment Tower
• Kittanning State Police Locate Missing 17-Year-Old Ryan Watterson
• Kane, Nylander Score As Blackhawks Top Edmonton Oilers For Season's First Win
• Four Archdiocese Priests On Leave Amid New Church Sex Abuse Accusations
• Driver Turns Herself In After Fatal Hit And Run
• Extra-Alarm Fire Rips Through Uptown Condo Building; Firefighter Hit With Debris
• Man Dies After Being Shot In San Francisco's Tenderloin
• 14-Year-Old, 2-Week-Old From Windsor Mill Found Safe
• Chicago Teachers Union's Negotiations With City Wrap Up With No Deal Monday Night
• Local Elementary Schools Holds Fundraiser For Kindergartner With Brain Tumor
• Neighbors Build Wooden Wall To Deter Homeless, Crime In SF's Ingleside
• High Home Prices Likely A Factor In Proposed South Bay School Closures
• 'Mr. Israel Cannot Get His Job Back,' Several Families Of Parkland Victims Send Message To Florida Senators
• Owner Worried After 'Roy The Cat' Shot With BB Gun In Pembroke Pines
• Some Target Workers Allege Decreased Hours After Minimum Wage Raise
• Current, Former Baltimore Ravens Host Town Hall On Policing In Baltimore
• Man Charged In North Side Gas Station Fight Facing More Charges After Allegedly Assaulting Wife
• Cat Shot By Pellet Gun In Gardner; Family Offers Reward For Information
• 'Evil On Steroids': Accused Gunman In Dunning Shooting Rampage Denied Bail; Note In Shooter's Condo Threatened 'No Mercy'
• Citing Public Safety, Rocklin Mayor Wants Cut Ties With PG&E
• Norwin School District Warns Parents About Man Asking Students For Nude Pictures On Snapchat
• Truck Slams Into MTA Bus In Essex, Injuring 8
• Man Shot In Head In South Baltimore Dies
• 'This Is A War Zone' | 17 Shot In Weekend Violence In Baltimore, Including 2-Year-Old
• Mondawmin Mall Jewelry Store Owner Threatens To Leave Unless Management Gets Tough On Crime
• Man Says He Was Brutally Beaten Outside River North Club While Bouncers Did Nothing
• Former Fort Worth Police Officer Aaron Dean Charged With Murder For Shooting Atatiana Jefferson
• BWI Roundtable To Hold Meeting On Proposed Flight Path Changes
• Dissatisfaction Flying High On Sun Country Under New Management
• Kenosha Beef Recalling Seasoned Beef Products Over 'Extraneous Materials' Concern
• How Did We Get To This Point In Syria?
• Group Of Approximately 200 Juveniles Disrupts Traffic, Businesses In Northeast Philadelphia, Police Say
• 'He Touches So Many People': Friends Rally Around Wagner's Drive-In Owner In Midst Of Cancer Fight
• 'We Love Victoria!': St. Paul Resident Starts Unique Neighborhood Meeting; Police Hope It Catches On
• Former Fort Worth Police Officer Aaron Dean Charged With Murder For Shooting Atatiana Jefferson
• Police Officer Shoots Man Who Allegedly Almost Hit Him With Car In Waukegan
• Police: 16-Year-Old Boy Dies After Being Shot In Head In South Philadelphia
• Family Says Taunton Man Is Fourth EEE Death In Massachusetts
• Woman In Viral Wildwood Beach Arrest Files Lawsuit Alleging Officers 'Acted More Like WWE Wrestlers'
• Weather Blog: Rain (Finally) On The Way Wednesday
• Maryland Weather | Despite Rain In Forecast, Drought Conditions Could Continue
• Recall Issued For Taco Bell Seasoned Beef Products That May Contain Metal Shavings
• Demetrius Easton Charged In Cicero Bowling Ball Attack That Left Victim In Coma
• Pennsylvania Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon Hosts Impeachment 101 Discussion As Inquiry Into President Trump Heats Up
• Dakota Co. Attorney: Dustin Bilderback Pleads Guilty To Shooting 2 South St. Paul Police Officers
• 'A Lot Of Wonderful Memories': Trolley Car Diner Closing Its Doors After Nearly 20 Years In Business
• Man Stabbed Near TD Garden Has Life-Threatening Injuries
• Man Shot In Neck During Carjacking In South Baltimore
• Meet The Co-Owners Of Oakland's Black-Owned Cannabis Dispensary 'Blunts & Moore'
• Haddonfield Police Cracking Down On Kids Riding Bikes Recklessly On Busy Streets
• Chase X Essence Presents Currency Converstions To Raise Financial Literacy
• Meet Actor Jon-David Randle From 42nd St. Moon's Production Of 'Black Mikado'
• Some Businesses Demanding More Action Following Latest I & 12th Street Car Crash
• Don't Miss Arenas Dance Company's 'Eso Si!' Celebrating Afro-Cuban Dance
• 'The Boy Is Back In Town': Mr. Trash Wheel Returns To Inner Harbor
• Raiders Tight End Darren Waller Talks About Life, Football & His Famous Family
• Firefighters let girl paint their nails after car crash
• A Massive Mastiff Had To Be Rescued After Getting Exhausted On A Mountain Hike
• Lamar Jackson's 'Wild Dog' Hoodies Are Taking Social Media By Storm. Now You Can Buy Your Own
• California Sex Abuse Law Likely To Spur Thousands Of Claims
• Close Doesn't Count For Winless Dolphins; Bills Are Next
• Pumpkin Season Highlights Half Moon Bay's Challenges In Agriculture Industry
• Edina Police: Missing Girl Found Safe
• Problems During PG&E's Unprecedented Power Shutdown May Not Be Easy To Fix
• Sports Bar Reaches Deal To Broadcast Avalanche, Nuggets Road Games This Week
• Los Angeles Chargers Play 'Renegade' In Failed Joke On Pittsburgh Steelers
• 'Cooling Cap' Lets Some Cancer Patients Keep Their Hair While Going Through Chemotherapy
• Man Goes To Hospital A Day After Being Shot On West Side
• Park County Teachers Strike For Better Pay, New Contract
• 2 Teens Dead, 1 Seriously Hurt After SUV Plunges Off Pearl River Overpass, Bursts Into Flames
• Police Release New Photo Of Man Wanted For Questioning In Rape Investigation
• 10-Year-Old Santa Ana Girl Takes Her Own Life; Police Investigation Rumors Of Bullying
• Parking Spots Disappear At Mineta San Jose International Airport
• Fall River Mayor To Take Leave Of Absence, Suspend Re-Election Campaign
• Kirk Cousins And The Vikings Have Their Passing Attack Back In Stride
• Chicago Weather: Scattered Showers, Breezy Conditions Coming Tuesday
• Charges: Deja Harper, Waymon Murphy Allegedly Poison Baby With Fentanyl
• TheatreWorks Silicon Valley Presents West Coast Premiere Of 'Mark Twain's River Of Song'
• Eagles Help North Philadelphia High School Football Team Take Their Season To Next Level
• Ravens' Secondary Gets Thinner With Loss Of S DeShon Elliott
• Experimental Flamenco Dance Company Sintonia Presents 'Tattooed'
• Philadelphia Police: 34-Year-Old Man Shot In Chest, Killed
• Former Fort Worth, Texas Police Officer Aaron Dean Charged With Murder For Shooting Atatiana Jefferson
• 13th Annual HDSA Team Walk & 5K Raises Awareness About Huntington's Disease
• Misael Edgardo Cruz Celis Arrested In Fatal Laurel Hit-And-Run
• Zoe Kravitz to play Catwoman in "The Batman"
• City Invites Pet Owners To Chime In On Future Dog Parks In Denver
• Italian Pride On Display As 75th Annual Columbus Day Parade Marches Through Midtown
• Celebrate Oktoberfest At Schroeder's Restaurant In San Francisco
• Wild Blank Senators 2-0 For 1st Win Of The Season
• Boxer From Long Island In Coma After Getting Knocked Out In The Ring, Manager Says
• 3 Food Delivery Workers Robbed In The Bronx, Police Investigating
• Pittsburgh Native Billy Porter To Play Fairy Godmother In 'Cinderella' Remake
• Don't Miss The Drunken Film Fest At Bars In Oakland
• Social Media Threat Against Perry Hall High School Deemed Not Credible
• Missing For One Year, Melanie Meleney's Family And Friends Still Looking For Answers
• Adviser To The Cannabis Trade Federation Discusses SAFE Banking Act
• Family Mourns LA Park Ranger Who Died Shortly After Patrolling Saddle Ridge Fire Areas
• CPUC President Sanctions Utility Over Power Outages
• CPUC Sanctions PG&E Over Power Outages
• Village Manager On Leave After Alleged Involvement In Hit-And-Run
• 'Stronger Than Hate' Continues To Be A Part Of What Keeps Pittsburgh Resilient
• Cowboys Fans Frustrated With Team, Still Asking How Sunday's Loss Was Possible
• Wind, Waves Cause Some Beach Erosion At New Jersey Shore
• Near-Fatal Crash Forces Bride, Groom To Push Back Wedding
• Bears Place Long On Injured Reserve, Deal With Other Injured Players
• 5 Hospitalized After Cable Car Collision In San Francisco's Nob Hill
• Ohio Newlyweds Ask For Donations To Animal Shelter In Place Of Wedding Gifts
• Gov. Newsom Calls On PG&E To Credit Customers For Losses During Power Shutoff
• KDKA Investigates: Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh's Fiscal Crisis Puts Squeeze On Catholic Schools
• Eagles Release Linebacker Zach Brown, Who Called Vikings QB Kirk Cousins 'Weakest Link' Ahead Of Game
• Auraria Campus Students Noticing Larger Homeless Community
• Look What You Made Them Do: LA Kings Cover Taylor Swift Banner At Staples Center To End 'Curse'
• Minnesota Credit Unions Give Back With Day Of Kindness
• State Lawmakers Announce Plans To Crack Down On Robocalls
• Long Recovery Ahead For Cecilia And Jacob Speranzella, Teen Siblings Struck By Carjacker
• UPDATE: Missing Man Preston Bell, 26, Has Been Located
• Help For Snoring Found In 'Facelift' For The Roof Of Your Mouth
• Search continues for missing worker in Hard Rock Hotel collapse
• Possible Sexual Assault Reported At Johns Hopkins Fraternity House
• Expert: New Key-Copying Kiosks Cause For Concern
• Cuomo Swoops In On Columbus Day, Says State Will Help Build Mother Cabrini Statue
• Cop who killed black woman in her home charged with murder
• Kurds in the U.S. alarmed by decision to withdraw troops from Syria
• Pittsburgh Steelers Defensive Lineman Stephon Tuitt Out For The Year With Injury
• Carjacking, Kidnapping Victims Speak About Terrifying Ordeal
• Overturned Car Causes Traffic Backup On Route 100 Near Elkridge
• Shirley Police Searching For Person Placing Explosives Outside Homes
• National Grid Gas Nightmare: Despite Company's Mea Culpa, Cuomo Says State Will Continue Probe
• More Than 16,000 Customers Affected By McKeesport-Area Boil Water Advisory
• CDOT Closing EB C-470 Ramp To NB I-25 This Weekend
• Humanitarian crisis unfolds as violence escalates in Syria
• Wilmington Artist Takes Pumpkin Carving To New Level
• Possible CTU Strike Leaves Parents Scrambling To Make Child-Care Plans
• First Indigenous People's Day Parade Held In Boulder
• Nearly Three Quarters Of Baltimoreans Support Controversial Surveillance Plane, Poll Finds
• Meet Gidgee The Wallaby
• FHP Troopers Speak Out After Rescuing 69-Year-Old Woman From Car In Canal
• Inside The Lion King's Innovative Approach To Animal Characters On Stage
• 'We're Not Invisible': Minnesota Among Handful Of States Honoring Indigenous Peoples' Day, Not Columbus Day
• Doug Pederson Had 'Enough' Of Questions Regarding Failed Fake Field Goal Attempt In Eagles' 38-20 Loss To Vikings
• Boone: Yankees Likely To Go All Bullpen In Game 4 Of ALCS
• California bans "lunch shaming" for students who owe money
• Cody Edmund Dixon Told Texas Authorities God Told Him To Kill His Girlfriend And Their Infant Daughter
• Atatiana Jefferson's Siblings Speak Out, Demand Justice For Their Sister
• 'It's Scary': Fairhill Residents On Edge After Violent Weekend In Philadelphia
• Foundation Makes World War II Veteran's LI Home Handicapped-Accessible After Bad Fall
• Town Of Abington Holds Memorial For Zaccardi Family
• Doctors Without Borders urges pharma to slash TB drug price
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Mulling Whether To Let Local Police Use Radar For Speed Enforcement
• Sacramento Drivers Among Nation's Worst, According To Insurance Company QuoteWizard
• Lightfoot Announces Task Force To Tackle City's Shortage Of Affordable Housing
• Body Found In Field In Upperco; Police Investigating
• Islanders Come Back From Dead, Stun Defending Cup Champion Blues In OT
• This Week Marks One Year Since The Jayme Closs Case Captured The Nation's Attention
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Striking, Critically Injuring Child On Bike In Hialeah
• Inglewood Property Values Skyrocket 63 Percent, Report Shows
• Thousands Hit Streets In Denver For Walk To Defeat ALS
• No More Circus Animals? A Halt To Lunch-Shaming; Newsom Signs Flurry Of New Calif. Laws
• BPD Officer Hurt In Crash In West Baltimore
• Labor Of Love Keeping Dallas' Iconic Ferris Wheel Running: 'This Is Family Legacy'
• Devils' Early Season Nightmare Continues, Blow 3-Goal Lead In Loss To Panthers
• New East River Sculpture Changes Colors Based On Water Quality
• Dozens injured, flights canceled as protests rage in Barcelona
• Disney's Skyliner Back In Operation After Shut Down
• Key Card Cloning Tech Has Security Experts Concerned
• British Dad Recounts Last Words To Son Just After Crash Involving U.S. Official's Wife
• Split verdict for ex-cop who killed unarmed, naked veteran
• Baseball Report: ALCS And NLCS Dominated By Pitching So Far
• Campaign: Congresswoman Ilhan Omar Raises $1.1M In 3rd Quarter Donations
• NY Times: Violent Fake Video Of Trump Shooting Media & Critics Shown At Trump Resort In Doral
• How To Donate Halloween Costumes, Trick-Or-Treat Items To NJ Kids In Need
• Baltimore Drivers Among Nation's Best, DC's Some Of The Worst, According To Insurance Company QuoteWizard
• Another Woman Comes Forward Claiming Miami-Dade Corrections Employee Raped Her
• 'No One Deserves That': Safety Questions Mount After 10-Year-Old Killed When Ejected From Harvest Festival Ride
• Gigantic Pumpkin Sets State Record At Half Moon Bay Weigh-Off
• 2 Fresno County Children Shot While Sitting In Parents' Car
• Semi Strikes, Kills Pedestrian In Hermosa
• Police Need Assistance Following Hit-And-Run Crash At Connellsville Walmart
• Garbage Truck Crashed Into Hollywood Beach Utility Pole
• Seen In Detroit: Zoo Boo at the Detroit Zoo
• Remains Of Man Who Died On Folsom Lake Reunited With His Family
• 79-Year-Old Woman Dies After Being Hit By Van In Parking Lot
• Florida Lawmakers Want To Abolish Constitution Commission
• Officer Robert 'Chip' Olsen Who Shot, Killed Unarmed Naked Man Found Not Guilty Of Murder
• Stoneham Police Search For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Hurt 4 Children
• Armstrong Co. Crash Closes Route 1004 In Both Directions From Madison To Mahoning Townships
• Effort Underway To Show Kids Where Food Comes From
• 2 Transported To Hospital After Crash On Route 136 At Rostraver Road
• Atlantic City Firefighters Rescue Worker Dangling Several Stories Up After Scaffolding Collapse
• AARP Events Around Miami
• Retired Diocese Of Greensburg Priest Accused Of Sexually Abusing A Minor Dies
• Pennsylvania Health Officials Warn Residents Of Possible Measles Exposure At Several Allentown Locations
• Astros star Carlos Correa dedicates home run to fan with cancer
• 'Strongly Recommend My Kids Not Put A Uniform On': Former Soldier Mike McGuinness, Director Paul Pawlowski Discuss 'Leavenworth' Docu-Series, Clint Lorance Case
• Blizzard says China had "no influence" in video gamer ban
• Facial Recognition Technology Focus Of Detroit Forum
• Priceline and Kayak owner join exodus from Facebook's Libra
• Ken Foote Congratulates New York's Legendary Harry Harrison
• 3 Dogs Have Died From Highly-Contagious Parvovirus In Severn In Past Few Months
• Philadelphia Eagles Deliver Brand-New Eyeglasses To Elementary School Students
• Montgomery County Police Officer Thomas J. Bomba Shot At Silver Spring Parking Garage Has Died, Officials Say
• Ronan Farrow: NBC Universal CEO was warned of sex harassment "culture"
• Laurel Townhome Fire Causes $140K In Damage
• Panthers Rally From 3 Goals Down, Beat Devils 6-4
• California to mandate high school start times
• Fran Gomez To Take Over After Denver Sheriff Patrick Firman Resigns
• Detroit Minor Charged In Fatal Stabbing In W.Va.
• Another Poll Shows Elizabeth Warren Leading Joe Biden In Democratic Primary
• Celtics Reportedly Exercise Jayson Tatum's Fourth-Year Option
• Parkland Hospital Staff Busts Moves In Video For Breast Cancer Awareness
• Indigenous Peoples' Day Events Mark 50 Years Since Alcatraz Occupation
• Cities ban new drive-thrus to fight climate change
• All CSU And UC Campuses Now Required To Offer Medication Abortions By 2023
• Warren Escalates Facebook Fight With Ad Targeting Zuckerberg
• Study: Environmental Factors Could Play Bigger Role In Causing Acne Than Previously Thought
• David Pastrnak Scores All Four Bruins Goals In Win Over Ducks
• Man Shot, Critically Wounded In East Garfield Park Drive-By
• Quicken Loans To Open Health Center For 17,000 Employees
• Fort Worth Officer Aaron Dean Resigns After Fatally Shooting Atatiana Jefferson, Chief Says He Was Going To Be Fired
• 55-Foot Boat Reported Sinking In Port Of Los Angeles
• Morgan County Sheriff's Deputies Search For Chase Suspect Shaun Miner
• Chicago Cubs To Interview Gabe Kapler For Open Manager Position
• Roof Collapses During Sunday Fire At Church In Indiana; No One Injured
• Pa. Game Commission To Hold Public Meetings On Chronic Wasting Disease
• Oakland Eats: Brenda's Debuts Temescal Location; Vegan Mob BBQ Arrives In Grand Lake
• Containment Jumps On Sandalwood Fire, But Evacuation Orders Remain
• California Junior High And High School Teachers Will Be Offered LGTBQ Training Under New Law
• Uber Lays Off 350 In Eats, Autonomous Vehicles In Latest Round Of Job Cuts
• Man Accused Of Burglarizing El Dorado Hills Home In Women's Lingerie Identified As Shaun McGuire
• 3 New Eateries To Check Out In San Francisco's SoMa District
• Three Corn Field Acres Caught Fire In Monkton, Officials Say
• The 4 Best San Francisco Wine Bars
• Study: Vaping Is Increasing Among Younger People -- But Not So For Older Adults
• CHP: Passenger Fighting In Uber Jumped Freeway Divider, Was Fatally Struck By Patrol Vehicle
• Florida Keys 'Witches & Warlock' Celebrate October Full Moon
• These States And Cities Are Ditching Columbus Day To Observe Indigenous Peoples' Day Instead
• Some states forgo Columbus Day for Indigenous Peoples' Day
• Homeless Santa Rosa Woman, Dog Sleeping In Car Killed In Horrific DUI Crash
• Texas Cop Who Fatally Shot Woman In Her Home Resigns
• CBSLA The Rundown: 10/14 8am
• 2 Security Guards Hurt In Early Morning Shooting Near 16th Street Mall
• Harold Bloom, Author Of 'Anxiety Of Influence,' Dies at 89
• Consumers Energy To Buy Hillsdale County Wind Farm
• Starting In 2022, Californians In Some Areas Can Legally Eat Roadkill
• Firefighters Extinguish Vehicle On Fire On I-495 Beltway Near Colesville Road
• 1 Killed, Alberto Calcurian Arrested In Shooting At 1st And Xavier
• New Barriers In Place On Crosstown Expressway For CAP Project Construction
• Traffic Alert: I-95 Closures Begin Tuesday Night For Overhead Sign Installation
• Fort Worth Chief, City Leaders Hold News Conference Over Fatal Shooting Of Atatiana Jefferson
• Oak Lawn Village Manager Larry Deetjen Placed On Leave After Arrest In Chicago Ridge Hit-And-Run
• Protesters Demand No-Fly Zone To Prevent Turkish Air Strikes
• Pa. Department Of Aging: Free Insurance Counseling Available During Medicare Enrollment Period
• When Trying To Lose Weight, Morning Meals Are Better Than Evening Ones, Nutritionist Says
• Man Attending Richmond House Party Fatally Shot Early Sunday
• Santa Rosa Fugitive Arrested In 2002 Rape, Kidnapping Of Teenage Girl
• Governor Newsom Vetoes Bill Aimed At Informing Parents About Electronic Cigarette Products
• Krysztof Marek Charged With Murder In Deaths Of 5 In Dunning Neighborhood
• MIT, Harvard Professors Share Nobel Prize In Economics
• 10 Dogs Rescued From Fire In Moon Twp., House A Total Loss
• U.S. imposes new sanctions on Turkey over Syria offensive
• Examiner: Esko Football Player Died Of Natural Causes Due To Congenital Heart Disease
• Local Shop Recycles Paint And Reinvests In Those With Special Needs
• Los Angeles Marks Indigenous Peoples Day
• Missing 52-Year-Old Man Last Seen October 10
• Water Main Break On Liberty Ave. In Front Of Wyndham Grand Hotel Floods Road
• Questions Surface Over Pedestrian Safety In Light Of 2020 Denver Budget Proposal
• Miami's Top 5 Asian Fusion Spots
• Man, 58, Dies In 2-Vehicle Cass Co. Crash
• CBS Sports Announces 2019-2020 College Basketball Schedule: Key Dates, How To Watch
• 12 candidates qualify for 4th Democratic debate in Ohio
• Miami's Top 5 Food Trucks To Visit Now
• Patriots Reportedly Set To Re-Sign Ben Watson
• Census Bureau Seeks State Data, Citizenship Information
• Coppell High School Using Head Impact Sensors To Monitor Football Players
• Students, Parents Return To Some Sense Of Normalcy As Classes Resume For Ben Franklin High School, Science Leadership Academy
• Video Captures Moments After Deadly Accident Where Girl Thrown From Deerfield Township Harvest Festival Ride
• No Contact With Water Advisory Continues For Virginia Key, Key Biscayne & Fisher Island
• Acne May Be Fueled By Dairy And Sugar, Study Finds
• Sports Announcer Jason Benetti On Being A Voice For Those With Cerebral Palsy
• State-Wide Contest Looking For Pennsylvanian To Sing National Anthem At Pa. Farm Show
• Philadelphia Police: 21-Year-Old Man Critically Wounded In Broad-Daylight Double Shooting In Fairhill
• Top 4 Beer Bars In Miami
• Decker Fire Prompts New Evacuations Near Salida
• Tommy Lee Jenkins Accused Of Walking 350 Miles To Meet 14-Year-Old Girl For Sex
• African Lions Return To Sacramento Zoo With Updated Habitat
• Exposure To Pollution Linked To 'Silent Miscarriages'
• New York Weather: CBS2 10/14 Monday Morning Forecast
• Study Shows Your Walking Speed At 45 May Predict Brain Age
• Ugly But Nutritious Veggie Movement Looks To Curb Food Waste
• Woman Shot During Dispute In North Braddock
• Suicide attempts increase among black children and teens
• Fitchburg Firefighters Rescue Woman From Third Floor Of Burning Home
• Pittsburgh Penguins Captain Sidney Crosby Named NHL Third Star Of The Week
• Newsom Hits Snooze Button; New State Law Targets Sleep Deprived School Children
• Judge Throws Out Stanford Suit Challenging Santa Clara County's Affordable Housing Law
• Animal Control Rescues Alligator In Frederick County
• 2 People Injured In Buffalo Twp. Rollover Crash
• Fortnite goes dark: Is it a PR stunt?
• These States And Cities Are Ditching Columbus Day To Observe Indigenous Peoples' Day Instead
• Dallas Strip Club Faces Negligence Lawsuit In 2017 Murder Of Customer, Suspect Still At Large
• Steve Pemberton Ends U.S. Senate Challenge To Ed Markey
• Chaos Erupts After Shooting Scare At Town Center Mall In Boca Raton
• Christopher Columbus Statue In Providence Covered In Red Paint
• Who is Fiona Hill?
• Firefighter Injured In Wilmington Recycling Plant Fire
• 19-Year-Old Woman Dead, Two Injured In Crash On BW Parkway
• 'Slash Program' Helps Reduce Wildfire Risk By Removing Fuel
• Landscaper Dies After Mower Slides Into Creek, Overturns At Pennsylvania Retirement Community
• Panera Bread worker says frozen mac-and-cheese video got her fired
• Study: Pittsburgh Drivers Are The 20th Best In Country
• The Big Hair Investigation: Find Out Why Relaxers, Straighteners And Keratin Treatments Could Send Women To The E.R.!
• Vaping Is Increasing Among Younger People, But No So For Older Adults, Study Finds
• Bucks County Covered Bridges To Get $2.5 Million Refurbishment Project
• 3-Year-Old Shot While Sitting In A Parked Car In Back Of The Yards In Critical Condition
• Census Bureau asks states for licenses that typically include citizenship data
• Video depicts Trump's image shooting political enemies
• Rachael Ray on serving up success: "I'm a cook, not a chef"
• Michigan Needed 4th Quarter To Beat Illinois 42-25
• Longmont Police Search For Man Who Started Fire Inside Central Longmont Presbyterian Church
• This Weekend, Minnesota United Play First MLS Playoff Game – And It's At Home
• Illinois Drivers Have Paid $1 Billion In Red Light Camera Tickets In The Last 10 Years
• 33-Year-Old Javon Johnson Charged In Road Rage Shooting Of 2-Year-Old Boy In Baltimore
• Spaghetti Warehouse In Downtown Dallas Closing After 47 Years
• Boeing And Porsche Team Up To Develop Flying Electric Car
• Governor Vetoes Bill Requiring Full-Day Kindergarten In California School Districts
• Two Teens Wanted After Woman Robbed During Online Sale Meetup In Laurel, Police Say
• Bad QBs, Bad Coaching, Bad Sunday: Here's Everything In The NFL That Stunk In Week 6
• Gary Police Shoot Man Who Charged At Officer With Knife, Police Say
• Governor Newsom Agrees California Middle And High Schools Need Later Start Times
• Lawn Mower Slides Into Creek And Overturns, Killing Landscaper
• Talladega Rainout
• Southwest Airlines Flight Evacuated At Midway Due To Hydraulic Problem After Landing
• What's Next For Tacko Fall? TackoMania Will Overtake Maine With Red Claws
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Washington County Kitchen Fire Inside Mobile Home
• Koobservations: Eagles Still In Control Of Own Destiny After Being Humbled By Minnesota Vikings
• Florida Man Pays Off Lunch Debt For Nine Schools
• New Jersey's Black Bear Hunt Getting Underway
• Decorating With Levin
• South Florida's Coco Gauff, 15, Becomes Youngest Tennis Titlist In Years
• These States, Cities Are Ditching Columbus Day To Observe Indigenous Peoples' Day Instead
• Oakland County Sheriff's Office Reminds Citizens 'Do Not Veer For Deer'
• K-Pop Star Sulli Found Dead In Home Of Possible Suicide
• Man Hit In The Face During Stockton Drive-By Shooting
• Most Schools Forced To Close By Saddle Ridge Fire Back Open Today; Granada Hills Charter High To Remain Closed
• Flames Damage Vacant South Sacramento Home
• Pittsburgh Weather: Roller Coaster Ride Of Temperatures Expected This Week
• Crash Sends Car Through Fence In Fair Oaks
• New High Tech Camera Could Help Florida In Fight Against Invasive Burmese Pythons
• 'White Boy Rick' Scheduled For Early Florida Prison Release
• Ronan Farrow says NBC journalists "anguished" by execs' "lies"
• Large Fire Rips Through Apartment Complex In Natomas
• ICYMI: Here's what you missed on Sunday's "Face the Nation"
• Denver Weather: Dry All Week, Then A Big Change Early Next Week
• N'Keal Harry Eligible To Return To Patriots Practice This Week
• Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Announce $5M Campaign To Boost Native Education In MN Schools
• Abandoned By U.S., Kurds Turn To Assad, Russia As ISIS Detainees Escape
• Suspect In Detroit Stabbing While EMTs Were Present Arrested
• Mack Truck workers begin strike at plants across 3 states
• Blaine Police: Man Hurt In Early Morning Shooting At Walmart Parking Lot
• Chicago Teachers Union To March Through City Three Days Ahead Of Strike; Negotiations Resume This Morning
• Suicide Attempts By Black Teens Are Increasing, Study Says
• Big Sean's Foundation Helps Tackle Student Homelessness
• Child dies in New Jersey Harvest Festival ride accident
• PTL Links: October 14, 2019
• Miami Weather: Spotty Showers Possible This Afternoon, Keeping An Eye On The Tropics
• Fortnite Leaves Players Staring At Black Hole For Hours Ahead Of Season 11 Launch
• It Could Be Hard To Know California Power Shutoffs Work
• It Could Be Hard To Know If California Power Shutoffs Work
• AFC Is Now Officially Patriots' To Lose After Chiefs Drop Second Straight Game
• Five Things To Know About Costco's $4.99 Rotisserie Chickens
• 1-On-1 With Twins Manager Rocco Baldelli: 'The Unknown Is The Most Interesting Part Of The Job'
• Minnesota Testing New Tech To Catch Carpool Lane Cheaters
• Man Killed In 2-Vehicle Crash In German Twp.
• How big a win is Trump's trade deal with China?
• Death toll climbs as Japan digs out from monster typhoon
• Minnesota Weather: After Wintry Weekend, Fall-Like Weather Returns This Week
• Work Begins To Fix Reis Run Rd. Landslide, Raze Condemned House
• Phillies To Interview Buck Showalter, Joe Girardi, And Dusty Baker For Manager Position This Week
• Owning A Dog Could Help You Live Longer, Study Finds
• Reminder: Some Government Offices, Banks Closed For Columbus Day
• 6 Shot, 1 Critically, In Eastpointe Bar Parking Lot
• Children Discover Mother Dead Inside Bronx Apartment
• Fortnite Season Ends With Black Hole, Gamers Left Staring At Blank Screens
• South Florida Holocaust Survivor Marks 100th Birthday
• Bernie Sanders releases proposal to "end corporate greed"
• Tom Brady Won't Make Comeback Pitch To Rob Gronkowski
• NYPD Officer Accused Of Threatening Waitress At Karaoke Lounge In Queens
• CDC: Answers In Vaping-Related Lung Injury Investigation Could Take Months
• JetBlue Flight Diverted To JFK After Crew Reports Smoke In Cockpit
• Wisconsin Thumps Michigan State 38-0
• Fortnite Leaves Players Staring At Black Hole For Hours Ahead Of Season 11 Launch
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• Paramedic Injured After Being Struck By Foul Ball In Astros Dugout
• Tuesday Is The Last Day Virginians Can Register To Vote
• "Anger issues": Man's rampage in condo leaves 5 neighbors dead
• Police Make Arrest After A Man Was Shot In The Face In Hialeah
• Maple Leafs Defeat Wings 5-2
• Universities use lavish perks to compete for students
• Concession Cart Operator Calls Attention To Reckless Driving In Marquette Park After Being Hurt In Hit-And-Run
• Dad recalls last words to son after crash involving U.S. official's wife
• Virginia Capital To Recognize Indigenous Peoples' Day
• Weather Blog: Great News!
• Experts say popular key-copying kiosks pose new security threat
• 'Same Old Song And Dance': Former Cowboys Receivers Terrell Owens, Dez Bryant Blast Team After Jets Loss
• Nobel in economics awarded to trio for work to alleviate poverty
• Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Man At Glen Burnie La Quinta Inn
• "It's senseless": Texas woman shot dead by cop in her home
• Police: Father With Autism, 2 Children Located After Disappearing In Central Pa.
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• Abandoned Kurds turn to Assad and Russia as ISIS detainees escape
• Romeoville Police K9 To Get Donation Of Body Armor
• New Park, Pacific Plaza, Opening In Downtown Dallas
• West Highland Neighborhood Offers Tasty Businesses
• Correa Hits HR In 11th To Lift Astros Over Yankees 3-2; ALCS Tied At 1
• New Jersey's Black Bear Hunt Gets Underway For Archers
• Police Investigating 2-Vehicle Crash That Began As Shooting Call In Dallas
• Maine Celebrates First Indigenous People's Day
• Two Shot, 1 Killed Sunday In Ending To Violent Weekend In Baltimore
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• Woman Struck And Killed On I-57 In Posen; Outbound Lanes Closed
• GOP senators up for reelection in 2020 and the impeachment inquiry
• Man Recovering After Late-Night Shooting In Homewood
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• Pence says Trump told Erdogan to implement immediate ceasefire
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• Importance of suburbs and millennials in Ohio ahead of 2020 election
• Facebook's digital currency Libra faces setbacks
• K-pop star Sulli found dead in South Korea
• Queen Elizabeth addresses Parliament as Brexit deadline approaches
• Fort Worth officials apologize, announce investigation in police shooting
• NFL week 6: Deshaun Watson in the early race for MVP
• Family of woman killed by Fort Worth cop in home demands justice
• Girl dies after being thrown from ride at New Jersey festival
• Quartz: Fastest-growing languages in U.S. are African
• Video depicting fake Trump attacking political enemies shown at Trump resort
• Former White House adviser on Russia testifying in impeachment inquiry