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Articles from November 12, 2019

• Man Pleads Not Guilty To Murder In Alleged DUI Crash That Killed Long Beach Family On Halloween
• CBS13 Investigates: Veterinarians At Greater Risk of Suicide — Why, And What Can Be Done?
• Railyards Project Takes Step Forward With $27 Million Loan From City
• Actor Who's Lived In San Francisco For Decades Evicted From North Beach Apartment
• Bizarre Video Shows Man Ramming Car Into Other Man's Legs In Antioch After Dispute
• Family, Friends Seeking Justice 1 Year After Death Of 13-Year-Old With Autism
• Family, Friends Seeking Justice 1 Year After 13-Year-Old With Autism's Death
• Hertl Scores In 4th Straight Game On His Birthday, Sharks Top Oilers 6-3
• Beloved Dog 'Millie' Missing After Devastating Crash Near Greeley
• Aspiring Teen Actors Take Behind The Scenes Look At 'Phantom Of The Opera'
• Glendale Homicide Victim Identified As 20-Year-Old Carlos Ramirez-Rivera
• San Francisco Leaders Rally With Chinatown Residents Following Violent Attack
• Mitchell Hamilton Turns Self In After American Flag Burned In Vail
• Public's Help Sought In Search For Missing 81-Year-Old Lake Elsinore Man With Dementia
• VIDEO: Driver Rams Another Man With Car After Dispute
• DIY Injections: El Dorado Mom Says It's Cheap, But Is It Safe?
• Boulder Scientists Launch NOAA-Funded Weather 'Time Machine' Project
• Company That Owned El Dorado Special Needs School Facing Involuntary Manslaughter Charge
• Call Logs Contradict Orinda Police Timeline Of Halloween Party Mass Shooting
• 'I Just Want My Baby Back' Sacramento Woman Searching For Missing Squirrel
• 'She Was Who You Are Supposed To Be:' Family Remembers Anaheim Veteran Allegedly Killed By Ex
• Marlys Halbeisen Raises Enough Money To Send Cards To Troops
• Fox-Less Kings Beat Slumping Trail Blazers 107-99
• #SealTheMeal: David Goldstein's Investigation Into Food Delivery Services Prompts County-Wide Change
• Chicago Weather: After Record-Smashing Cold, More Snow Is Coming Late Wednesday
• A Look At Some Other Years That Saw Extreme Cold In Mid-November
• Innocent Woman: Chicago Police Handcuffed Me While I Was Naked During Wrong Raid
• Coby White Makes 7 3-Pointers In 4th As Bulls Beat Knicks
• SJPD: Officer Fatally Shot Wanted Man Who Reached For Gun During Traffic Stop
• Denver Hopes To Replicate Greeley's Economic Boost From Common Consumption Areas
• Northwestern Student Newspaper Under Fire For Apologetic Editorial
• National Grid Gas Nightmare: Cuomo Moves To Revoke Utility's License To Operate Downstate
• Parents Say Evanston School Custodian Sexually Assaulted Daughter, 12; Demand To Know Why He Hasn't Been Arrested
• Michael Bloomberg Registers For 2020 Ballot In Arkansas
• 88-Year-Old Woman Who Tripped Over Scooter, Fracturing Hip, Sues Lyft And City Of Santa Monica
• NYPD: Woman Accused Of Calling 911 Over 24,000 Times Since June, Making False Reports About Fires & Crimes
• Anguilla Preparing Warrant For Arrest Of Connecticut Man Accused Of Killing Hotel Worker
• Missing Thornton Boy Found, 12-Year-Old Still Missing
• Trial Underway For Long Island Man Accused Of Killing 12-Year-Old Boy Scout In DWI Crash
• Schumer Implores Feds To Release Report Showing If Stop Sign Cameras On School Buses Save Lives
• Gophers Fall To Butler 64-56 In Gavitt Tipoff Games
• MTA Delays Increased Rates For Metro-North Parking Lots
• Were The Yankees Cheated? MLB Investigating Report 2017 Astros Illegally Stole Signs
• Denver Sports Fans Fire Back At Idea Of No Home Games Due To Altitude Advantage
• Professionals Share Heating Safety Tips To Prevent Disaster
• Cab Driver Seen Watching Videos While Driving Faces Charges
• Despite Front Office Message To Play Better, Bulls Rout Sinking Knicks 120-102
• Report: 25 Percent Of People In LA Are Able To Purchase Median-Priced Home
• 'This Is Not An Accident' | Family Of Teen Killed In Baltimore County Blames Street Racing; Police Say Suspect Traveling 116 MPH
• Dania Beach City Leaders Open 'Law Enforcement Investigation' Into Rooftop Pool Leak
• Time Banking: New Service That Uses Volunteer Hours As Currency Gaining Popularity
• Man Shot During Auto Theft On Crain Highway, Police Say
• Police ID Man Wanted In Fatal Popeyes Stabbing In Prince George's County, Considered Armed And Dangerous
• Frozen Berries Sold At Aldi Recalled, Potentially Contaminated With Hepatitis A
• Florida Medical Marijuana Use Doubles In Just One Year
• This Is How The Impeachment Process Works
• Baltimore City Police Release Video In Fourth Officer-Involved Shooting In 2019
• Heavy Police Presence In McKeesport After Reports Of Gunfire
• Mayor Jack Young Calls Recent Violent Incidents Involving Teenagers 'Unacceptable'
• South Lake Tahoe Police Looking For Tree Vandals
• South Florida Army Sergeant Killed By Acquaintance In Colorado Brought Home For Burial
• Student Athletes At Morgan State To Honor The Late Congressman Elijah Cummings
• Couple: Opa-locka Police Detective Entered Apartment With Gun In Hand, In Front Of Child
• 'Bait Car' Helping Eagan Police Catch Car Thieves Red-Handed
• I-Team: Some Massachusetts Schools Failing To Make Sure Students Are Properly Vaccinated
• Police: Father Used 11-Month-Old Son As Human Shield In North Philadelphia Shooting That Left Baby Critically Injured
• Jazz Rally For 119-114 Win Over Nets
• Republican Kimberly Klacik, Maya Rockeymoore Cummings Among Those Running For Late Rep. Elijah Cummings Seat In Congress
• 'I'll Never Stop Loving Him': Da'Qwan Jones-Morris, Victim Of St. Paul Gun Violence, Remembered By His Family
• Boy, 11, Severely Burned In Back Of The Yards House Fire
• Icy Roads Cause Multiple Accidents, Hazardous Conditions Across The Area
• New Night, New Tone At Dallas Police Oversight Board Meeting
• 3 school workers charged in death of special needs student
• Ruling On Discrimination Case Against Denver Health Could Set New Precedent
• Kakko Scores Twice, Leads Rangers Past Penguins 3-2 In OT
• Gilroy Garlic Festival Mass Shooting Lawsuit: Security Lapses Led To Deadly Attack
• Do Parents Do Too Much For Their Children?
• Police Searching For Missing Teen Julissa Mendez Who Disappeared From Brooklyn Home Last Week
• Butler Scores 20, Heat Hang On To Beat Pistons 117-108
• Giants Hire Gabe Kapler As Manager To Replace Bruce Bochy
• Maryland Weather | Parts Of Maryland See First Snowfall Of The Year
• Hoffman Scores In SO, Panthers Rally To Beat Bruins 5-4
• Cat "repeatedly" breaks his friends out of animal shelter
• CBS13 Investigates: What Is The Student Restraint Law In California?
• Clayton Scores 21 To Lift CSU Past Loyola Of Chicago 76-72
• FBI: Reports Of Hate Crimes In Colorado Increased 16% From 2017 To 2018
• Kakko Scores 2, Lifts Rangers Past Penguins 3-2 In OT
• State Patrol: Inver Grove Heights Resident Angela Anderson, 43, Killed In Waseca Co. Crash
• Former Phillies Manager Gabe Kapler Hired As San Francisco Giants' New Skipper
• Giants Hire Ex-Phillies Skipper Gabe Kapler As New Manager
• Strautmane Leads No. 20 Syracuse Women Past Md-ES 65-50
• Public Hearings In Trump Impeachment Inquiry Set To Start Wednesday
• Missing Davis Man Found, Police Say
• Police Say Missing Teen From Butler County Has Been Found
• Colin Kaepernick Plans To Audition For NFL Teams On Saturday
• Experts Warn Of Surge In Sudden Oak Death Infections In North Bay
• Kroger Rolls Out New Auto Sale Service
• Panthers Rally To Beat Bruins 5-4
• 4 Maryland Correctional Officers Injured In Prison Fight
• Hundreds Of Shakopee Residents Go Without Heat After CenterPoint Interruption
• South Bay Tech CEO Offering Workers $10,000 To Move Out Of Bay Area
• Officials Battle Residential Structure Fire In Whitaker
• Berkeley Officials Decide Not To Cut Down Existing Traffic Circle Trees
• Cardinal Pell can appeal sex abuse charges, court rules
• Denver Sheriff Department Warns Of Impersonator Phone Scam
• Rome Added To List Of Nonstop Destinations From Denver International Airport
• Former Grain Trader Hunter Hanson, 22, Gets 8 Years In Prison For $11M Scam
• Vet Tech Volunteers To Care For Young Dog, Helps With Donations For Surgery
• Worcester Red Sox To Honor Cold Storage Fire Victims By Retiring No. 6
• Teen Needed Double Lung Transplant Due To Damage From Vaping, Health Officials Say
• Yonkers Police Report Missing Autistic Teen Gabriela Marquez Found Safe
• Initiative 76 Collects 200,000 Signatures To Ban Noncitizens From U.S. Elections
• Sixers Overcome Shooting Woes For 98-97 Win Over Cavaliers
• IHSA Drops Appeal Of Ruling That Allowed CPS Cross-Country Runners To Advance
• Report: Matt Arnold And Ben Cherington To Be Interviewed Again By Pittsburgh Pirates For GM Opening
• New Evidence Exonerates Man 11 Years After Wrongful Conviction For Armed Robberies In Boyle Heights
• San Jose High Schoolers Walk Out Of Class To Support DACA, Dreamers
• Police Searching For Suspects Who Stole Sick Cat Named Batman From Delaware County PetSmart
• City Council Approves $27 Million Loan For Railyards Stadium Project
• 19-Year-Old Shot In The Arm In Southwest Baltimore
• National Transportation Safety Board Releases Final Report On FIU Bridge Collapse
• Get Rid Of Yard Debris At Fall Yard Waste Collection Day
• New Technology Developed In North Texas To Help Police Bust Drivers High On Marijuana
• Man Arrested In Connection With Richmond Arrow Attack Near Homeless Camp
• Closing Arguments Underway In East Village Gas Explosion Trial
• State Of Colorado Unveils Plan To Keep College Affordable
• Mayor Lightfoot Tells State Lawmakers City Needs Casino To Fill Budget Hole
• Food And Drink Events Are Hot In New York City This Week
• Pitt Pulls Away From Robert Morris 71-57
• Truckers File First Suit Contesting California Gig Economy Law
• Man Facing 76 Years In Prison After Jury Finds Him Guilty Of 11 Counts Of Firearm, Drug Trafficking Offense
• Stevenson High School In Lincolnshire Sets School Record For Whooping Cough Cases
• 3 School Employees To Be Charged With Manslaughter After 2018 Death Of Special Needs Student
• Facebook Bug Accesses iPhone's Camera While User Scrolls Through News Feed
• Driver Arrested For Transporting More Than $36,000 Worth Of Alcohol
• Van Hollen, Cardin, Hoyer, Announce Funding To Assist Low-Income Families In Anne Arundel County With Home Repair
• Icy Sidewalks Causing Slips, Falls And Major Concerns For Pedestrians
• NFL Arranges For Colin Kaepernick To Hold Private Workout For Teams
• Truckers File 1st Lawsuit Against California Gig Economy Law
• Minneapolis North Fights Their Way To State Football Semis For 3rd Time In 4 Years
• House Democrats announce 5 new open impeachment hearings
• Texas Green Beret John Wayne Walding, Wife Amy, Share Personal Challenges Faced After He Returned From Afghanistan
• Temperatures Plummet Across Tri-State
• Google Collecting, Analyzing Health Data On Millions Of Americans
• Homelessness: No Easy Fixes... Convention Center Again Reopens As Emergency Shelter
• Supreme Court's Conservatives Seem To Back Trump On Immigration, Ending DACA For 'Dreamers'
• Facebook Bug Accesses iPhone's Camera While User Scrolls Through News Feed
• ICE Arrests Guatemalan Man Charged With Sexual Abuse Of Minor In Maryland
• Suspect Sought In Alleged Sexual Assault On Child In Denver
• Wrigleyville Woman Finds Box Of Mail In Dumpster, Says Postal Worker Was Seen Dumping It
• As Arctic Blast Hits Region, An Idling Reminder For New Jersey Residents
• CBS4 Nat Moore Trophy Profile: Gulliver Prep CB Gabriel Taylor
• 'I Draw Like A Little Mosh Pit': MCAD Student Sonia Boyer Creates Unique Art With Her Feet
• Dallas Police Look To Reduce Violent, Property Crime During Holidays
• Holiday Shopping Tips To Rein In Your Spending
• McCandless Police Looking To Identify 3 Women Credited With Giving Life-Saving CPR At North Park
• PG&E Confronts Potential Showdown Over Its Bankruptcy Plan
• No Fines, New Programs Mean More People Are Going To Libraries In Fort Worth
• Detectives Release Security Video Of Santa Ana Robber Wearing Charcoal Mask
• St. Paul Police Squad Car Hit By Suspected Drunk Driver
• 'Bad Blood' Behind Multiple Fights At South LA High School; School Police Hit With Bottle
• NFL invites all 32 teams to private workout for Colin Kaepernick
• 'Your Voices Have Been Heard': Police Arrest Owner Of Gabriel The Dog, Found Emaciated On Wisconsin Highway
• Nation's Largest Dairy Producer Dean Foods Declares Bankruptcy
• Denver City Council Passes Alcohol Common Consumption Bill
• Major Energy Company Withdrawing From Allegheny Conference, Citing 'Marginalization' Of Energy
• High Waves Reach Roofs, Threaten Homes On Lakefront In Rogers Park
• Veterans in graduate school pay it forward to younger students
• Wife Of Slain Philadelphia Police Officer Says DA Larry Krasner Is Unfit To Hear Appeal By Husband's Convicted Killer
• Drama Book Shop To Reopen At New Location In Spring 2020
• 2 People Injured After Home Invasion In Bel Air
• Free State Program Helps Coloradans Navigate Medicare
• Former McDonald's worker details alleged sexual harassment
• Twins Manager Rocco Baldelli Beats Out Yankees' Aaron Boone For AL Manager Of The Year Honors
• Astros Accused Of Stealing Signs Illegally During 2017 Home Games; MLB Investigating
• Caught On Camera: Cyclist Struck By Hit-And-Run Driver In Queens
• Teen hospitalized after vaping gets double-lung transplant
• LI Tutor Accused Of Sending Inappropriate Texts To Student
• Babson Student's Company Helps Keep Homeless Warm
• S.S. John W. Brown, WWII-Era Ship Docked In Canton, In Search Of New Home
• Miami-Dade College Board Of Trustees Hold Public Meeting On Search For President
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cold Temperatures Here To Stay As The Snow Moves Out
• Metro State Students, Staff & Political Leaders Rally For DACA
• Frequent Threats Raise Issues For Fox Chapel School District And Local Police Through The 'Safe2Say' App
• First-Of-Its-Kind Children's Savings Account Launches In Miami-Dade
• Some New England Law Boston Students Don't Want Scott Brown As Next Dean
• University Of Pennsylvania Testing New Gene Therapy Targeting Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
• Water Main Break Creates Geyser In Sharpsburg
• Boston School For The Deaf Celebrates 150 Years With Dual Language School Designation
• Keller @ Large: Deval Patrick Facing Hurdles If He Enters Democratic Presidential Race
• CAIC: Colorado Already Has 1 Of 3 Events Leading Up To Big Avalanche Cycle
• Pace University Program Teaches Future Health Care Professionals How To Interact With Service Animals
• Construction Activity On DART's $1.1B Silver Line Set To Begin
• Miami Commission Vote Stalls David Beckham Group's Soccer Stadium Plans
• Mom arrested in disappearance of 5-year-old daughter
• Westminster Pet Store Accused Of Selling Sick Puppies Closes Its Doors
• 20-Year-Old Girlfriend Of Braddock Police Chief Says She Was Aggressor In Domestic Incident
• Move Over Apple Hill, Mandarin Hill Is Back
• 16-Year-Old Student Shot Near Collegiate Prep Academy
• Simple Procedure Can Offer Relief For Some Women With Overactive Bladders
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: A Trump primary challenger bites the dust
• Another Day, Another Golden State Warriors Injury
• 'One Of The Worst Cases Of Child Abuse That Anyone's Ever Seen': Guardian Charged With Murder Of 4-Year-Old Girl After Falsely Reporting She Fell Out Window
• Patriots-Bills Week 16 Matchup Scheduled For Saturday Dec. 21 At 4:30 PM
• Country club sued waiter for spilling wine on $30,000 bag
• How To Understand 'Confusing' Food Labels At Grocery Store
• Old Treatment For Parkinson's Disease Now Being Used For Epilepsy
• 2020 Statewide Races May Have Profound Impact On Pennsylvania Residents
• Garbage Truck Explodes Into A Fireball In Concord
• Windshield Repairs Fuel Insurance Battle In Florida
• Facebook Bug Accesses iPhone Camera While Users Scroll Through News Feed
• Sixers Superstar Joel Embiid Inspires Gargantuan Sculpture Near Brooklyn Bridge In New York
• Supreme Court Begins Hearing Arguments In Trump Administration's Push To End DACA
• WATCH: Here's A Closer Look At Detroit's Record Breaking Snowfall, What's Ahead
• Palm Beach Family Adopts 'Miracle' The Dog Found Under Debris A Month After Hurricane Dorian
• Reward Grows To $55,000 In 2016 Murder Of Travis Mason Outside Marijuana Dispensary
• Lawmakers Debate 'Conrad's Law' To Make Coerced Suicide A Crime
• Security Guard Charged In Shooting Death Of Woman In SW Miami
• Police Investigating Shooting In Parkville
• Police Pursuit Ends With Suspects Bailing Out Of Car In NE Miami-Dade
• 75-Year-Old Man Assaulted In South Minneapolis Dies
• Contra Costa Supervisors Unanimously Approve Ban On Sale Of All Vaping Products
• Maya Rockeymoore Cummings Says 'There's No Merit' To Conservative Watchdog Group's IRS Complaint
• Advocates Call For Change As Hospital Plans To Take Tinslee Lewis Off Life Support In 10 Days
• 59-Year-Old Inmate Has Life-Threatening Injuries After Attack At Minnesota Prison
• Strong Gas Odor Continues To Linger In Delaware County After 2 Separate Incidents
• Teachers & Students Submit Creative Ideas To Jeffco Public School's Innovation Fund Program
• Mother Charged After Human Remains Found In Search For Missing 5-Year-Old Florida Girl
• House GOP releases memo outlining response to impeachment inquiry
• Investigation Underway After Death Of Clarion County Coroner
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Passing Counterfeit Bills At Petaluma Outlet Stores
• New NYC Program Giving The Visually Impaired A Chance To Play Tennis Like The Pros
• Allegheny Co. Winter Shelter For The Homeless Set To Open This Week
• Male Breast Cancer Patient Highlights Importance Of Catching Disease Early
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• After Series Of Anti-Semitic Incidents, Brooklyn Community Leaders Launch New Initiative Against Hate Crimes
• 'I Should've Put On A Couple More Layers': Arctic Blast, Snow Flurries Catch Some People In Philadelphia Off Guard
• Police: Armed Robbers Barge Into Lower Manhattan Birthday Party, Ransack The Place
• Man Shot Outside Popular Steve's Pizza In North Miami
• Pincecrest PD: Man Confessed To Trying To Abduct 12-Year-Old Girl At Dadeland Plaza
• School Bus, SUV Collide In Nassau County
• The Foote Files: Gene Autry & Frosty The Snowman
• Colin Kaepernick To Hold Workout For NFL Teams In Atlanta
• 1 Dead In Bensenville Fire
• Bannon calls Pelosi's impeachment strategy "actually quite brilliant"
• Legacy High School Lockout Lifted After Threat Investigation
• Friends Of Denton Deadly Crash Victims Share Grief, Details On Lives Lost: 'We Are All Devastated'
• Man Found Guilty Of Involuntary Manslaughter In Trooper Thomas Clardy's Death
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire: Consider Broncos Noah Fant, Jets Demaryius Thomas
• Prosecutors Say Road Rage Led To Stabbing Death Of Wareham Father
• Man Shot In Front Of Mobile Home Near Modesto
• Ice Nowhere Near Thick Enough To Walk Or Drive On, Officials Warn
• 3-Year-Old Boy Battling Brain Tumor Becomes Special Member Of Holliston Police
• Busted: Mother, Daughter Try To Smuggle 60 Pounds Of Pot At Dallas Love Field
• Police Investigating Fatal Vehicle Collision In Chillum
• Here's What You Need To Know About The Barksgiving Adoption Event In Detroit Nov. 16-17
• With Budget Help Unlikely In Springfield, Mayor Lori Lightfoot Lays Out Alternatives To Avoid Bigger Property Tax Hike
• Residents Authorized To Kill Invasive Ducks Running Amok In Town
• Glenwood Bridges Closed Due To Ice Conditions
• Eden Prairie Elementary School Goes Into Lockdown Briefly During Police Search
• Suspect Who Was Involved In Gun Battle With Lodi Police Officer Identified
• Taxpayer Money, State Endorsement Fuels Meow Wolf Expansion Into Denver
• Elephant death toll in Zimbabwe rises to 200 amid severe drought
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire: Nick Foles A Top QB Option As He Returns From Injury
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire: Foles, Darnold Top QB Options
• Maryland Weather | Warming Centers Opening Due To January-Like Cold Temperatures
• 'He Did A Lot Of Things Before They Were Things': Director Susan Lacy On Ralph Lauren & Documentary 'Very Ralph'
• Gen Z voters in Iowa size up the 2020 candidates
• Miami-Dade Animal Services Will Pay You To Help Control 'Outdoor Cat' Population
• Big Rig Crashes 70 Feet Down Embankment Of 15 Freeway, Briefly Catches Fire
• Newborn Babies At West Penn Hospital Dress Up As Mister Rogers To Celebrate Cardigan Day
• Supreme Court Hears Arguments On DACA; Conservative Justices Appear To Back Trump
• Sexual Assault Reported In Dinkytown
• Mall Of America Giving Away $200,000 In Giftcards And Prizes During Holiday Season
• Supreme Court signals willingness to side with Trump in DACA case
• Vermont Police Seek Pickup Info In Shooting Death Of Boston Truck Driver
• NFL player explains new decision to stand for national anthem
• Two Fast-Food Employees Fired After Police Officer Refused Service
• Scientists May Have Just Worked Out Why We Hiccup
• Hagerstown Man Charged With Possessing, Distributing Child Pornography
• DUI Suspect Rear-Ends UC Davis Bus Full Of Students, Runs Away, Then Comes Back
• St. Paul's Former Ford Manufacturing Plant Could Become The Site Of New Residences
• American charged in hotel worker's death now deemed a "fugitive"
• 67-Year-Old Man Dies From Injuries In Middle River House Fire
• Brandon Marshall: 'Mike Tomlin Is The Coach Of The Year'
• 'I Still Have A Chance To Make An Impact': Marina Mabrey On The Los Angeles Sparks, Derek Fisher, WNBA
• Wheel Of Fortune's Pat Sajak Says 'Worst Has Passed' After Emergency Surgery Last Week
• FBI Investigating How Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf Approved Natural Gas Pipeline
• U Of M Recognized For Highest-In-Nation 2018 Midterm Turnout
• Crews Battle Heavy Flames At House In McKeesport
• Man Comes Home, Finds Strange Woman In His House
• Severn Man Arrested During Traffic Stop For Oxycodone Possession
• Tech-Savvy Teens Showing Each Other How To Beat Tracking App Life360
• Wolverines, Not Future On Mind Of Mark Dantonio
• This Weekend: 'Wild Lights' Returns To Detroit Zoo For The Holiday Season
• Kidsburgh Kidcast: Choosing A Pediatrician For Your Child
• Friends, Family Identify Pregnant Mother Of Two Killed In Oakland Shooting
• LOCATED: Aiyana McMiller, Missing Teen From Cragin
• Juvenile Arrested For Making Online Threats Targeting San Rafael High
• FBI Investigating How Pennsylvania Approved Mariner East Pipelines: AP Sources
• Nearly $1.1 Million Flows In For Florida Marijuana Effort
• Dean Of Northwestern Journalism School 'Deeply Troubled By The Vicious Bullying' Of Student Newspaper Reporters Who Covered Protests Of Jeff Sessions' Visit
• Man Shot & Killed In North Mpls. Shooting Identified; No Arrests So Far
• Kincade Fire Clean Up Efforts Continue With Hazardous Waste Sweep
• UP2 Dietary Supplement Recalled Because It Contained An Ingredient Of Viagra
• America's largest milk producer files for bankruptcy
• PennDOT: Online Voting Is Open For Paint The Plow Program In Allegheny, Beaver Counties
• Popular Oakland Eatery Reem's To Open Location In San Francisco's Mission District
• 2nd Targeted Armed Robbery Reported At Off-Campus House Near UMD In College Park, Both Linked To Marijuana Sales
• Rahmael Holt Found Guilty In The Death Of Former New Kensington Police Officer Brian Shaw
• Shake Shack Nears Opening Day In San Francisco's Cow Hollow Neighborhood
• Chicken Omakase Spot Among San Francisco's Trendiest New Eateries
• Oh My Goodness: 4th Grader Collects Bottles To Raise Money For Operation Smile
• 4 Affordable Oakland Mexican Fare Spots
• Rallies Planned At California State Capitol, Davis As DACA Goes Before Supreme Court
• Chelsa Wagner Trial Delayed In Detroit After Running Out Of Potential Jurors
• Multiple-Vehicle Crash Shuts Down Delta Highway Near Rio Vista
• Bob's Donuts To Open 2nd San Francisco Location
• Juul announces layoffs amid ongoing vaping concerns
• Maya Rockeymoore Cummings Is Scheduled To Have A Double Mastectomy Friday
• Eye On Technology: DQE 5G
• Eye On Technology: Human Centered Design
• Seen In Detroit: First Snowfall
• Krystal Lee's Friends Testify In Murder Trial; Patrick Frazee Accused Of Killing Fiancee Kelsey Berreth
• VIDEO: US Marines Arrested During Battalion Formation At Camp Pendleton
• Police Release Sketch Of Suspect Who Tried To Abduct 12-Year-Old Girl In Farmers Branch
• David Lepey Charged In Crystal Lake Stabbing
• Former Mortenson Construction Chairman Mauritz A. Mortenson Jr. Dies After Months-Long Fight With Cancer
• Behind the Scenes with Disney on Ice presents Mickey's Search Party
• 4-Vehicle Crash Blocked Highway 12 In Sacramento River Delta
• "Emotional skepticism" needed to stop spread of deepfakes
• Charges: 'Bait Car' Used To Catch Suspected Apt. Parking Garage Thief, Patrick O'Brien
• 5 Cool Cats Ready For Adoption In Dallas
• Rubber Safety Tubes Being Installed On 'Corridor Of Death' This Week
• 5 Bakeries In Plano That Won't Break The Bank
• Police: Amazon Delivery Man Shot At In Rochester Hills
• State Troopers Looking To Identify Shoplifter In Indiana Co.
• Raiders A Playoff Team? Inside The NFL's Brandon Marshall 'Not Sold On That Yet'
• Willie Nelson Sets January 2020 Date At Stockton Arena
• Police Searching For Driver In Fatal Hit-And-Run Of A Pedestrian In Upper Marlboro
• 5 Spots In Dallas For Budget-Friendly Breakfast And Brunch
• Male Babysitter Sentenced For Molesting Young Boys In His Care
• WATCH: Police Officer Caught On Video Dancing Naked At Nightclub
• 'Truly Adored By Many': Ralphie V Retires From CU
• Bride Helps Brother Propose To Girlfriend
• NY Courts To Add Transgender, Nonbinary & Other Gender Options To Jury Documents
• Food Label Confusion: Why Organic, Non-GMO Labels Are Often Misleading
• Alex Trebek Gets Choked Up Following 'Jeopardy!' Contestant's Answer
• What's Heating Up Denver's Food Scene This November
• Rocklin Police Seeing Spike In Catalytic Converter Thefts
• America's Largest Milk Producer Files For Bankruptcy
• Glass Door Of Salaam Mosque In Northeast Minneapolis Allegedly Smashed Through
• Mark Sanford suspends Republican primary challenge
• ACLU Files Lawsuit Against GEO, Alleges The Wrongful Death Of An Inmate
• Sickening Gasoline Smell Once Again Permeates Charleroi
• Teen Arrested For Threat Against Highland High In Lancaster
• Folsom Rehab Nurse Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Drugged Patient
• Mayor, Community Mark 18 Years Since Crash Of American Airlines Flight 587 Killed 265 People
• U.S. Supreme Court Begins Hearing DACA Oral Arguments
• Santa Rosa Craft Brewer's Anti-PG&E Beer Triggers Social Media Firestorm
• Speier Demands Benefits For Filipino War Heroes Who Fought For U.S. In World War II
• Police Searching For Taneytown Man Missing For A Month
• Mulvaney will defer to Trump and not testify in impeachment hearings
• What to know about the Disney+ launch
• Texas Jewelry Store Owner Shoots Robbery Suspects After They Smashed Displays
• RMU Breaks Ground For New Engineering School Building, Announces $100M Fundraising Campaign
• People, Pets In South Jersey Breaking Out The Winter Attire With This Early Taste Of Arctic-Like Cold
• Denver Family Escapes Burning Home Just After Midnight
• Supreme Court OKs Sandy Hook Victims' Lawsuit Against Gun Manufacturer
• Defense, Prosecution Rest In Murder Trial Of Sean Kratz
• Governor Whitmer Announces Special Election Dates To Fill Seat In 34th House District
• 16 Starts Into His Career, Lamar Jackson's Numbers Stack Up With Brady, Rodgers, Brees
• Amazon To Open Traditional Grocery Store In Woodland Hills
• Get These Trending Chicago Restaurants On Your Radar Now
• Cannabis Control Commission Head Orders Quarantine On Marijuana Vaping Products
• Comedy Is Hot In Chicago This Week
• City Considers Imposing 2-Hour Parking Limit On Several Streets Near New Sac State Housing Developments
• Beaver Co. Warming Centers Open As Temperatures Continue To Drop
• Evo Morales llega a México tras aceptar asilo político
• Chelsea Police Looking For Car After More Than 2 Dozen Gunshots Fired In Neighborhood
• Snow, Dropping Temperatures Create Treacherous Road Conditions Across State
• ATF Baltimore Offering $5K Reward Suspect Information Catonsville Y Coach Jordan Taylor's Murder
• Injured Seahawks Receiver Tyler Lockett Hospitalized At Stanford
• Bloomberg files paperwork in Arkansas to get on the primary ballot
• Snapchat Picture Of Gun In Backpack Leads Wiggins School To Send Some Students Home
• Texas A&M AgriLife Center At Dallas
• Maryland, Virginia Plan To Rebuild American Legion Bridge To Help Capital Beltway Traffic
• Aurora West College Prep Dean Tushar Rae Found Dead In Denver
• LOCATED: Patrick Igoe, Missing Man From Jefferson Park
• Do The Eagles Stink? Let's Examine And Assess The Extent Of Their Stench
• Cash Reward Offered For Information On Armed Robbery At Edgewood Popeyes
• WATCH: Man Vandalizes Town's 'Parade Of Flags' For Veterans Day
• Man Receives Double Lung Transplant After Vaping Related Injury
• Washington Co. Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Another Underage Girl
• Philadelphia Weather: Arctic Blast Hits Region, Could Cause Messy Tuesday Evening Commute
• You'll have to spend $2,500 to visit this store Santa
• Gas Leak And No Heat Closes North Texas HS, Other Students Brave Cold To Get To Campuses
• NTSB Reports Weather Disorientation Caused Pilot To Crash Plane In Lone Tree In 2018
• Man Fatally Shot In St. Paul Sunday Night Identified
• Some Disney+ Users Experience Technical Issues On Launch Day
• Woman Killed During Shootout With Loveland Police
• Former McDonald's workers sue, alleging sexual harassment
• CVS Worker Shot Twice Improving, Along With Newborn Son
• Democrat Mike Espy announces Senate run in Mississippi
• Weather Service: Snowfall Records Set In Detroit, Flint
• Man Killed Inside Castro Valley Home; Person Of Interest Detained
• Maya Rockeymoore Cummings Announces Run For Late Husband Elijah Cummings' Congressional Seat
• Below Freezing North Texas Temperatures + Waters Sprinklers = Icy Roadways
• Lawsuit: Staff Ignored, Ridiculed Sick Inmate Before He Died
• New Traffic Pattern Implemented On I-395, Another Change Coming Thursday
• Group Criticizes Delayed Release Of A-to-F Grade For Schools
• 'It's A Good Time To Be Them': Yankees To Talk To Free Agent Aces Cole, Strasburg
• With Season All But Over, Giants Should Start Looking To 2020
• Sandy Hook families can sue gun maker, Supreme Court rules
• CBSLA The Rundown: 11/12 8am
• Person Hospitalized After Small Plane Crash Veers Off Runway At North Perry Airport In Pembroke Pines
• BSO Swarm Pembroke Park Neighborhood After Shots Fired At Deputies
• A drop in income could impact your heart health
• City Of Pittsburgh Declares Nov. 12 'Chatham University Day'
• Teen Pregnancies Continue To Fall In Hennepin County
• Dean Foods, A Dallas-Based Milk Company, Declares Bankruptcy Amid Drop In Demand
• Disney+ users report login errors on Day 1 of stream service
• Department Of Health Reports Hepatitis A Outbreak In Minnesota, 49 Cases Already
• Jets, Gase Take Positive Step With Win, But Lots More To Do
• Elkton Man Arrested And Charged For Drug Distribution In Cecil County
• Mayor Peduto Unveils 2020 Budget, Promises No New Taxes Or Tax Increases
• Multiple People Facing Charges For Resisting Arrest In Knoxville Standoff
• Minnesota Weather: Light Snow Expected To Fall During Wednesday Morning Commute
• Bode and Morgan Miller welcome twins a year after daughter's death
• How To Stop Throwing Away Your Veggies And Fruit
• LA's Gómez Elected First Hispanic Elected To Lead US Catholic Bishops
• Florida Bride, Bridal Party Carry Adorable, Adoptable Puppies Instead Of Floral Bouquets
• St. Paul Officer Accused Of Using Excessive Force On Trial
• Gophers' P.J. Fleck Named Dodd Trophy Coach Of The Week
• Josh McDaniels Gives 'All Positive' Review Of N'Keal Harry, But No Word If Rookie Will Play Sunday
• Record-Breaking Cold Freezing Minnesota Lakes Early
• Bethel Park Police Arrest CoGo's Robbery Suspect
• Organic, Non-GMO, Grassfed Food Labels Are Often Misleading, Report Says
• Mirren and McKellen reflect on new film and a gondola ride in NYC
• DNR: State Park Stewardship Volunteers Needed In November
• State Police: Missing, Endangered Mother, 2 Children Found After 'Frantic' Phone Call
• Former President Jimmy Carter Recovers From Brain Surgery In Atlanta
• Housing Authority Of Baltimore City To Stop Accepting New Public Housing Applications, Cites Overwhelming Demand
• Report: 'Great Skepticism' That Teams Will Trade Huge Haul For Mookie Betts
• Juul Laying Off 650 People In $1 Billion Cost-Cutting Plan
• Jimmy Carter recovers from brain surgery in Atlanta
• T-Shirts Being Sold To Honor Patric Vitek, Raise Money For His Family
• Officials Identify Victim Of Deadly Car Accident In Whitehall Township
• Part Of Parkway West Reopens In Robinson Twp. After Car Carrier Strikes Bridge
• Car Wedged Underneath School Bus After Crash In Billerica
• Clippers Best Raptors Despite Leonard's Struggles Against His Former Team
• 'It's Our Dog Now': Man In DC Robbed Of Red-Nosed Pit Bull Pup At Gunpoint
• Is Apple Card sexist? Goldman Sachs weighs in
• Google Reportedly Collecting Health Data On Millions Of Americans
• Hurley: Referees Rob 49ers ... And Seahawks In Monday Night Football Overtime Clash
• Lightfoot Headed To Springfield To Lobby For Her Agenda; Changes To Chicago Casino And Real Estate Transfer Tax
• Streaming wars escalate with Disney+ launch
• FBI: Hate crime murders hit record; anti-transgender crimes soar
• 2 Detroit Nonprofits Team Up To Host Let's Give Thanks Community Dinner Nov. 23
• Late Night Apartment Fire Forces Plano Resident Out Into The Freezing Weather
• Alex Trebek chokes up after "Jeopardy!" contestant answer
• Red Tide Returns To Florida's West Coast
• Major Retailers Like Walmart, Target, Best Buy, Old Navy, & JCPenney To Open For Thanksgiving Day Shopping
• Living Large: Long Island Or Lake Como? Travel Back In Time With Italian Elegance
• Md. Man Awaiting Murder Trial Found Dead In Arlington Jail Cell
• New Video: Search Continues For Suspects Who Broke Into Bronx Mansion
• Police Activity Blocks Dixon Neighborhood
• Most Workers Feel Pressure Not To Call In Sick, Survey Finds
• Baltimore Fugitive Marlowe Harvard Arrested In Florida
• Nikki Haley says Trump is "truthful"
• 67-Year-Old Man Stabbed At Pizzeria In Greenwich Village
• Dion Waiters Future In Miami Is Unclear
• 10 Must-Read Books You Can't Miss This Fall
• 'Arctic Airmass' Freezes Midwest As Snow Moves Toward East Coast
• Police: Michigan Woman Called A Friend To Say She Was In A Shootout In October. She Hasn't Been Seen Since
• Marcus Smart Would Like Everyone To Stop Kicking Him In The Groin
• Study: Marijuana Use Is Rising Among Young Adults, Especially College Students
• USC Student Found Dead In Off-Campus Housing Brings Semester Death Toll To 9
• Using Marijuana Regularly Raises Risk Of Heart Problems In Young People, Studies Find
• True Crime Exclusive: The Chris Watts Letters: Why He Says His Family Would Still Be Alive If He Hadn't Met His Mistress
• Miami Weather: A Little Warmer Tuesday Ahead Of Two Cold Fronts
• Prosecution, Defense Present Closing Arguments On Day 6 Of Rahmael Holt's Trial
• Ford Workers Appear Set To Approve Labor Deal
• Colorado Weather: After Yesterday's Return To Winter, We Quickly Warm Back Up
• FAA threatened to ground dozens of Southwest jets
• Tips to senior-proof your home to prevent falls
• Study: House Plants Aren't Actually Cleaning The Air
• Half of young people think high school is enough for a good job
• 58-Year-Old Tamara Moler Reported Missing Near Johns Hopkins Hospital
• McDonald's Workers Say Anti-Harassment Efforts Fall Short
• New York Weather: CBS2 11/12 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Jayson Tatum Shakes Off Historically Bad Shooting Night With Late-Night Trip To Gym
• Jimmy Carter recovers from surgery to relieve pressure in brain
• Gibbs Carefully Manages 3 Title Contenders
• Fire Destroys Lodge In Voyageurs National Park; None Hurt
• Officials: Woman Rushed To Hospital After Walking Into Police District Suffering From Multiple Stab Wounds
• Here's How Asthma Can Turn Deadly In Rare Cases
• Man Struck By Vehicle After Fight In Fair Oaks
• Alex Trebek Close To Tears After 'Jeopardy!' Contestant's Surprise Answer
• Musican Raheem DeVaughn On Music Career, Stevie Wonder, Dr. Dre
• Stafford And Lions Prepare For Uncertainty Moving Forward
• Chicago Weather: Record Breaking Cold Temperatures
• Alex Trebek Chokes Back Tears On Jeopardy! After Contestant's Final Jeopardy Message
• Study Abroad Film Festival Kicks Off At The Museum Of Contemporary Art
• Mentoring Matters: Passion For Aviation Fuels Broward College Students Desire To Help Others Succeed
• Elgin High School Holds Sensory Friendly Concert For Autism Awareness.
• PTL Links: November 12, 2019
• Balanced Celtics Pass First Test Without Hayward
• Michigan Group To Hold Talk On Vaping And Risk To Children
• Weather Blog: The Cold Is Here
• Izzo And Spartans Try To Stay Focused Amidst Tragedy
• 17-Year-Old Strikes, Bites Officers During Arrest In South Austin
• DACA decision could "destroy and erase everything," recipient says
• Vaping-Related Lung Transplant Performed At Detroit Hospital
• Attention Vegetable Haters: It Could Be In Your Genes
• Trump touts wage growth in Economic Club of New York speech
• Food Delivery Car Left Running Stolen, Used In Car Chase Before Crashing In Downtown LA
• Pittsburgh Weather: Falling Temperatures, Lake Effect Snow Showers Expected All Day Long
• Police: 2 Suspects Break Into Middle Child Deli, Steal Jar Of Change In Center City
• New Jersey Man Faces Murder Charge After Roommate Found Strangled
• Dozens Of Veterans Join CBS 11 For 'Coffee With Vets'
• Harbaugh Hopes There Will Be No "Trouble With The Snap" Come Saturday
• Trump says some DACA recipients are "hardened criminals"
• Sportsnet Fires Former Bruins Coach Don Cherry For Immigrant Rant
• 8 Hospitalized After Being Exposed To Unknown White Powder In Sun Valley
• Glen Ellyn Board Members To Vote On Temporary Ban Of Marijuana Shops
• 3 Taliban figures released in bid to free captured U.S. professor
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Gun-Wielding Suspect Wanted In Robbery At East Oak Lane 7-Eleven
• Possible fraternity "misconduct" eyed after SDSU freshman's death
• Google mining personal health data raises "significant" privacy concerns
• Red Sox Say Dustin Pedroia Hopes To Return Next Season
• North Texas Man Among 2 Riders Killed After Motorcycle Crash In Florida
• Kemba Walker Scores 29 As Mavericks Fall To Celtics 116-106
• Using An App To Order Pickup From Your Favorite Restaurant May Be Convenient, But It Might Cost You Extra
• Driver Shot, Killed During Altercation With Another In Fort Worth Convenience Store Parking Lot
• Preliminary Hearing Continued For Chester County Woman Accused Of Faking Cancer Diagnosis
• Poll reveals Americans' attitudes on impeachment inquiry
• Pamper Yourself With Services, Meals & Beer In Denver's Lowry Field
• Former President Jimmy Carter Hospitalized To Relieve Pressure In Brain
• Driver Strikes Tree, Another Hits Deer In 2 Separate Accidents Just 1 Mile Apart On Roosevelt Boulevard
• Star college gymnast dies after slipping off uneven bars
• Chicago Commuters Brace For A Morning Of Frigid Temperatures
• UK Labour Party Says It Has Experienced A 'Large Scale Cyber Attack' On Its Digital Platforms
• Morgan State Adding State's First Degree Program In Cloud Computing
• Police Searching For Gunman After 22-Year-Old Fatally Shot In Logan
• Aurora Police Officer Adam Miller Returns To Duty After Henry Pratt Workplace Shooting
• "Dreamers" turn to Supreme Court to save DACA from Trump
• Bolivia gripped by chaos as embattled ex-leader flees into exile
• Police: Car Crashes Into Creek On Rowan University Campus
• Philadelphia Weather: Strong Storm System To Bring Snow, Bitter Cold To Delaware Valley
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• Iran-backed militants reply to Israeli strike with barrage of rockets
• Maryland Weather | Cold Snap Could Lead To Record Low Temperatures
• Meteor streaks through the sky over St. Louis

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• House Intelligence Committee announces more public hearings
• NASA shows rare images of Mercury in transit
• Bode and Morgan Miller announce birth of twin boys
• Disney+ users report errors as streaming service kicks off
• Hate crime murders reached 27-year high in 2018, FBI says
• CBS News poll: Americans remain divided on Trump impeachment
• Gen Z voters in Iowa size up the 2020 presidential candidates
• How Trump impeachment probe compares to those in history
• Trump speaks at the Economic Club of New York
• Meteor streaks through sky over St. Louis
• Star college gymnast dies after training accident