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• Reality Sets In For Fawn Fire Evacuees In Shasta County
• Ohtani Bounces Back With Go-Ahead Run As Angels Edge Astros
• 'Highway Slingshot Shooter' Fires Ball Bearings at Windows Along San Jose's Guadalupe Freeway
• 3 East Bay School Districts Go All-In on Student Vaccine Mandates
• Caratini, Padres Beat Giants 7-6 In 10 To Tighten NL West
• Federal Court Strikes Down Judge's Order To Provide Housing To All Skid Row Homeless
• Smokey Southland Skies Caused By Wildfires Burning In Northern And Central Calif. Spur Air Quality Concerns
• Sacramento's New Response Team Looks To Address Mental Health, Homelessness
• Father Memorializes Son, Who Died In 2019 Conception Boat Fire, Along Last 500 Miles Of 2,600 Mile Hike
• Sacramento County Boots Gibson Ranch Horse Riding Operator After 8-Year-Old Suffers Injuries
• CDC Panel Green-Lights Pfizer Booster For Some Adults While Newsom Mulls Vaccine Mandate For Kids 12 And Older
• Gopher Infestation Forces Sacramento Baseball Team Out Of Home Field
• Twins Bump Blue Jays Back In Wild Card Race In 7-2 Win
• Chicago Weather: Warm Winds Friday
• 'Farming Is A Gamble': Some Minnesota Pumpkin, Apple Farms Seeing Smaller Yields Amid Drought
• COVID In Colorado: Rural Hospitals Worry About Staffing As Vaccination Deadline Approaches
• Focus On New Moms, Pregnant Women In Colorado Naloxone Project Expansion
• State-of-the-Art Water Purification Plant Helps Silicon Valley Battle Drought
• Passenger Accused Of Attacking JetBlue Flight Attendant, Rushing Cockpit On Boston To San Juan Flight
• Thousands Of Dead Fish Pile Up Along Mystic River Shores Near Everett, Somerville
• Hate-Filled Letters Falsely Claiming To Be From A Judge Sent To Minority-Owned North Suburban Restaurants
• BCA: 14-Year-Old Missing From Willmar Group Home Found Safe In Idaho
• Emergency Community Meeting Held To Create Plan To Stop Gun Violence In Pittsburgh Area
• Federal Arrest Warrant Issued For Gabby Petito's Missing Fiancé Brian Laundrie
• I-Team: Judge Denies State Police Request To Delay Vaccine Mandate
• 'I Can't Take This Anymore': Heavy Rain In Tri-State Area Renews Flooding Concerns For Many Still Dealing With Damage From Ida
• 'He Never Would Tell Us': Gardner Museum Hopeful For New Info After Death Of Connecticut Mobster
• 'Excited For The Future': Team IMPACT Celebrates 10 Years At Gillette Stadium
• CBS3 Mysteries: Don Ly's Children Continue To Search For Answers After Father's American Dream Ended In Deadly Stabbing In South Philadelphia
• MPCA Looking Into Potential Contamination Of Water Wells In 2 Twin Cities Communities
• Chicago Father Frustrated With His Child Tax Credit Payment Delayed And Missing Due To Glitches In System
• Texas Secretary Of State's Office Announces Full Forensic Audit Of 2020 General Election in Four Texas Counties
• Camden County Businesses, Officials Worry As Heavy Rains, Flooding Become More Common
• 1 Killed, 13 Injured In Shooting At Kroger In Collierville, Tennessee
• White Sox Clinch AL Central Crown With Victory In First Game Of Doubleheader Over Indians
• Flash Floods In Maryland Close Some Schools, Roads; Several Rescued In High Water, MSP Responds To More Than 500 Calls
• CDC Advisory Panel Backs FDA Decision For COVID-19 Booster Shots, Baltimoreans React
• 'It's Really Unfortunate': Students In Anne Arundel County React To News Of Postponed Homecoming Dances
• Howard County Seeking Community Feedback On How To Utilize American Rescue Plan Funding
• Harford County Family Raises Over $500K For Fight Against Cancer
• New Video Emerges Of Aurora Police Stop, Triggering Internal Investigation: 'I Was Petrified Of That Gun'
• Juan Navarro, Jr. Sentenced To 35+ Years For Pornographic Images Of Six-Year-Olds
• Phillies Rally From 6 Down, Beat Pirates 12-6 To Gain On Braves
• Muncy Homers In 10th, Dodgers Rally For 7-5 Win Over Rockies
• ACLU, Voter Groups Sue In Ohio Over New Legislative Maps
• Rep. Lauren Boebert Used Campaign Funds For Rent And Utilities, New Filing Shows
• How's This For A Photobomb? Palm Bay Cop Takes Selfie With Gator Stuck In Storm Drain
• 'Reset Center' Replaces School Suspension At Dallas ISD School
• Cooper, Parker Help Sky Hold Off Dallas Wings In Playoff Opener
• UPDATE: Wind-Driven Fawn Fire Near Redding Explodes To 5,500 Acres; Suspected Arsonist Arrested
• Sheriff: Man Snatches Woman's Purse Before Running Her Over
• Illinois Attorney General's Office Holds Virtual Town Hall As It Begins Investigation Into Death Of Eric Lurry In Joliet Police Custody
• Police Pursuit Ends With Crash, 3 Arrests Thursday In Hollywood
• Face Masks, Vaccination Rate Dictate COVID Outbreaks In Schools Across Colorado
• Workers Walk Out At El Milagro Tortilla Factory In Little Village, Citing Unsafe Conditions And COVID-19 Concerns
• DOJ returns a portion of the "Epic of Gilgamesh" to Iraq
• U Of M Establishes New Sexual Misconduct Policy For Employees, Students
• Jefferson County Public Health Settles With 2 Schools Over Face Masks, Gets Injunction For Faith Christian Academy
• CDC Advisers Recommend Who Can Get Booster Shots Of Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine
• Mountcastle, Hays HRs Help Orioles Beat Skidding Rangers 3-0
• Elk Grove Police Conduct Investigation Into In-Custody Death
• Water Main Break Closes Part Of La Cienega Boulevard In West Hollywood
• South LA Residents Impacted By June 30th Botched Fireworks Explosion Still Dealing With Fallout
• Oakland Hit With Lawsuit Over Failure To Clean Up Homeless Camps
• 2 Cats Rescued From Burning Home In Aurora
• El Dorado County Students Displaced By Caldor Flames
• Secretary Of State Takes Next Steps In Lawsuit To Remove Mesa County Clerk And Recorder Tina Peters As Designated Election Official
• 'Ankle Biter' Mosquito Population On The Rise In Orange County
• CU Boulder Scientists Will Launch Cereal Box-Sized Satellite Into Space To Examine Planets Outside Our Solar System
• Man Killed After Being Shot Multiple Times In Head In Frankford, Philadelphia Police Say
• Kendrick Castillo Memorial Robotics Tournament Honors Teen Considered Hero In STEM School Shooting
• Former FDA Commissioner: Delta Variant May Be Last Major Wave Of Infection
• 5 Wanted After Allegedly Assaulting, Stabbing 16-Year-Old Boy In The Bronx
• Santa Clara County Supes Propose $25M For 10 Interim Housing Sites For Unsheltered
• Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In North Philadelphia Double Shooting: Police
• Padres 10th-Inning Walk-Off Stops Surging Giants, 7-6; SF Lead In NL West Down to 1 Game
• Pennsylvania Food Banks Team Up With DoorDash To Deliver Free Meals To Seniors
• Police: Suspect Attacks Man In Hell's Kitchen, Steals Wallet
• UC Riverside Welcomes Back Students After 18 Months Of Virtual Classes
• New Developments Involving Bethel Park McDonald's Manager Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 14-Year-Old Employee
• Six Rowhomes Involved In West Baltimore Fire, No Injuries Reported
• Father And Son Arrested In Connection To 3 East LA Murders Dating Back to 2014
• January 6 committee subpoenas Trump allies
• COVID: Bay Area Officials Make Plans for COVID Booster Rollout
• WJZ Presents 'A Talk About Race,' A Town Hall On Race Relations
• Denver Sheriff Deputy Ida McComb Receives Medal Of Valor
• Head-On Crash Leaves 1 Dead, 1 With Serious Injuries Near Roseville
• Humans may have been in the Americas much earlier than once thought
• BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport Welcomes 45 Veterans On Honor Flight Nevada Thursday
• Suspect Arrested In Christmas Eve Lamborghini Crash That Killed Queens Woman
• San Mateo City Council Makes Permanent Changes to B Street
• PA Attorney General Josh Shapiro Files Brief Saying Health Secretary Has Power To Mandate Masks In Schools
• Cal Fire Says Fall Is Most Critical Time During Fire Season
• Cal Fire Says Fall Is Most Critical Time During Fire Season
• UPDATE: Suspect Arrested for August Attempted Rape in Castro Valley
• Two Seriously Injured In Car Crash In Bethesda
• Thurgood Marshall Human Rights Monument Unveiled In Rockland County
• Letecia Stauch To Stand Trial For Murder Of 11-Year-Old Stepson Gannon
• After Doctors Told Him He Had Months To Live, Man From Baldwin Is Ready To Accomplish His Next Goal
• Feds Make New Recommendations To Texas To Prevent Deadly Power Outages From Happening Again
• Boppy Company Baby Loungers Recalled After 8 Infant Deaths
• Sunnyvale Credits 'Small-Town Values' For Incredible Vaccination Rate
• Crews To Demolish Remains Of FIU Bridge That Killed 6 In Collapse
• Colorado Department Of Transportation Hiring 200 Vacant Jobs Before Winter Hits
• Delta has banned more than 1,600 unruly passengers
• Metro Testing Trains Along Route Of Future Crenshaw/LAX Line
• Mystery Man With Amnesia At UC Davis Med Center Identified Thanks To Community Tips
• Mouse Found In Reservoir Prompts Boil Water Advisory In Penn Hills
• Purple Pistol Bandit Who 'Terrorized Victims', Found Guilty Of Beaumont Area Armed Robbery Spree
• Met Season To Open With First-Ever Opera By Black Composer
• Turlock Man Among 4 California Militia Members To Plead Guilty To Conspiracy
• Mariners Beat A's 6-5 for 4-Game Sweep
• Healdsburg Man Pleads No Contest To 2016 Drowning Of Daughter In Church Baptismal Pool
• 29-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Fatally Stabbed In Baltimore Thursday
• From Hotels To Retailers, Staffing Shortage Crisis Persists In Chicago -- And It's Affecting Customers
• Dates For Formula 1 Grand Prix In Miami Gardens Confirmed For May 6-8, 2022
• Labor Shortage Blamed For Lack Of Headstone On Woman's Grave 8 Months After Her Death
• 'I Would Do It Again:' Chicago Woman Gives Kidney To A Stranger, Saves His Life
• Man Hospitalized In Overnight Shooting In Oakland's San Antonio Neighborhood
• Final Version Of Colorado Congressional Maps Released
• State Senators Grill Turnpike Officials On Lost Revenue, Suggest Border Tolls And Double License Plates On Vehicles
• Show Info Friday (9/24/21)
• California At 'Tip Of The Spear;' Newsom Signs $15B Package To Fight Climate Change
• Evander Kane Not With Sharks As Team Starts Training Camp
• Mayor De Blasio Facing Pressure To Visit Rikers Island Amid Calls For Reform From Both Republican, Democratic Leaders
• City Leaders Hope New Campaign Will Boost Vaccination Rate, But Health Professionals Say It Will Take Time
• COVID: Oakland School Officials Approve Vax Mandate For Students; Health Officials Weigh Statewide Rule
• Plan In Place To Bring High Line-Style 9-Mile Greenway To N.J.
• 'Hundreds ... Literally Begging Me To Run Again': WCCO Goes 1-On-1 With Ousted GOP Chair Jennifer Carnahan
• Tarrant County Constable Suspected Of Shoplifting At Former Workplace
• Green Line Trolley Driver Facing Charges For July Crash
• Semi Strikes I-70 Bridge In Lakewood, Drives Off
• 'You Could Get This And Be Dead Tomorrow': Former COVID Skeptic Reflects On Near-Death Battle With Virus
• Healdsburg Leading the Way In North Bay Water Conservation
• Vampire bats hunt and eat with trusted buddies, study shows
• Miami Beach Police Host Bone Marrow Registry Drive, Hope To Give Someone The 'Gift Of Life'
• At-risk youth find their voices through performance art
• COVID: Hayward Unified Joins Oakland In Mandating Vaccinations For Students 12 And Older
• Siegfried Emme, Owner Of Loveland Medical Clinic, Ordered To Pay $40,000 For Violating Order To Stop Marketing Fake COVID Cures
• North Texas Giving Day Raising Tens Of Millions For Local Charities
• Baltimore Community Rowing Receives Grant to Get More Student-Athletes of Color Involved
• City Of Fort Worth Opens New Mass COVID Vaccination Clinic
• Former President Trump Backs Texas Election Audit Bill, Texas Gubernatorial Candidate Don Huffines Agrees
• Surfside Families Push For Permanent Memorial At Site Of Condo Collapse
• Phillies Pitcher Archie Bradley Donates Puppies To Become K-9s
• COVID-19 Surge Drives Demand For Health Care, Creates Long Wait Times
• Jonathan Toews Back On Ice For First Time At Blackhawks Training Camp After Missing All Of Last Season
• Dramatic Drop In COVID Patients At South Florida Hospitals
• Nevada County Man Sentenced For Decades Of Sexual Abuse
• Philadelphia School District Turning 6 Fridays Into Half Days To Give Teachers Professional Development Time
• New Study Shows Air Pollution Worse Than Scientists Thought
• 'All Hands On Deck': School Districts Continue To Battle COVID-19 Among Teachers
• Police Say Suicidal Man Pulled Shotgun On Officers Before They Shot, Killed Him
• Controversial Congestion Pricing Could Cost $9-$35 Per Trip Into Manhattan Depending On E-ZPass Ownership, Many Other Factors
• Javier Da Silva Sentenced To 30 Years For Kidnapping Valerie Reyes, Leaving Her To Die In A Suitcase By The Side Of The Road
• A Closed CPS Charter School Leaves Student Without Transcript He Needs For College
• 'It's Very Scary': Minnesota Man Who Worked With U.S. Army Stuck In Afghanistan
• Record Spending Expected This Halloween
• CDC Advisers Recommend Who Can Get Pfizer Booster Shots
• Teen Arrested After Loaded Handgun & Ammunition Was Found At Chesapeake High School
• Students Welcomed Back To UC Riverside Neighborhood With Mr. Rogers-Style Video
• Salem Haunted Tour Is Most Booked Experience Of Fall, According To Tripadvisor
• NTSB Seeks Video, Photos Of Fiery South Florida Tesla Crash
• Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro Sues To Block GOP Election Subpoena
• Federal Arrest Warrant Issued For Gabby Petito's Missing Fiancé Brian Laundrie
• California Health Officials Ready To Roll Out COVID Booster Shots
• Elk River Father, Stepmother Sentenced To 40 Years For Death Of 8-Year-Old Girl
• Santa Clara Water District Plans to Build New Water Purification Facility by 2028
• Man, 28, Hit And Killed By BNSF Train In Crookston
• Supermodel Linda Evangelista Opens Up About Being 'Brutally Disfigured' After Cosmetic Procedure Gone Wrong
• Wells Fargo Center Parking Lots No Longer Accepting Cash Payments
• Pittsburgh-Area Families Can Contribute Mementos Of Loved Ones For Gun Violence Memorial Project In Washington, D.C.
• 'Singing Phlebotomist' Enrique Rodriguez⁠ Shares Music And Inspirational Journey With Patients In New Jersey
• $50K To Help Atlantic City Plan New Use Of Trump Plaza Site
• Taste With Tori: Empanada Mama Making Little Baked Pouches Bursting With Delicious Surprises
• Watertown Public Schools Facing Food Supply Shortages, National Supply Chain Issues
• Florida Police Officer's Selfie With Gator Goes Viral
• FAA Administrator: Unruly Passenger Incidents Declining But Still 'Two To Three Times Above Where We Need To Be'
• Westminster Police Seeking Public's Assistance In Identifying Bank Robbery Suspect
• Colorado Afghan Evacuee Support Fund
• Suspect Sought In Robbery At Santa Rosa Westamerica Bank Branch
• Crews On Scene Of House Fire In Baltimore County
• Attorney General Josh Shapiro Sues To Block Republican Election Subpoena
• Photos Of Lunches Served At Paterson Schools Show Mystery Meats, Puny Portions
• Delayed But Longer Fall Foliage Season Expected In New England
• Civic Center Park Renovations Include Central Gathering Area, Making Bannock Street Part Of The Park
• Record Rainfall Is Wreaking Havoc On Massachusetts Roads
• New York City Council Votes In Favor Of Food Delivery Worker Protections
• Mother Makes Daring Rescue After 14-Month-Old Boy Falls Into Open Manhole Inside Union, N.J. Park
• Florida Day Care Worker Accused Of Breaking Baby's Leg
• Prosecution Continues Closing Arguments In R. Kelly Sex Trafficking Trial
• Broadway Is Back: Shows Return To The DCPA This Fall
• Woman Charged With Stabbing Morton Hospital Worker Ordered To Undergo Evaluation
• Indiana County High School Student Arrested For Allegedly Assaulting 2 Teachers
• Man Riding Scooter Dies Following Crash With UPS Truck In Miami Beach
• Arrest Made In Miami Car Dealership Arson Attack
• New Coalition Put Together By Penn Vet Aiming To Improve 'National Crisis' In Pet Care Caused By Pandemic
• Natalie Meyer, Longest-Serving Colorado Secretary Of State, Passes Away
• Bull That Escaped Long Island Farm Captured After 2 Months
• 1 Killed, 13 Injured In Shooting At Tennessee Kroger
• More Rain Unwelcome News For Bridgeport Residents Still Recovering From Ida's Record Flooding
• Who Is Eligible? Dr. Mallika Marshall On Pfizer COVID Vaccine Booster Shot
• Female MBA grads earn $11,000 less than male peers on Day 1
• Kate Scott Selected As New 76ers Play-By-Play Announcer, The First For A Philadelphia Pro Sports Team
• United Way And Baltimore Ravens Host 'Caw To Action' Day Of Service
• 'We Need Justice': Search Continues For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Killed Zimran Gohar In North Philadelphia
• Karli Short Remembered As Someone With A 'Beautiful Smile That Lit Up A Room'
• CDC advisers recommend who can get Pfizer booster shots
• 'Take It To The Track': Families Of Street Racing Victims Urge Young Drivers To Slow Down And Keep It Legal
• Gun Reported Missing In Natick Found By State Police
• Motorcyclists Killed In Frederick Collision Were Father & Daughter
• AG Nessel Reissues Consumer Alerts Amid Flooding, Power Outages In Michigan
• Massachusetts Reports 1,885 New COVID-19 Cases, 23 Additional Deaths
• 3rd-Degree Murder Charges Added Against James Blue In Crash That Killed Mack Motzko, Sam Schuneman
• Misty Copeland on the value of Boys & Girls Club
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Sets Goal To Get 77% Of Eligible Chicagoans Vaccinated By End Of The Year
• Police In Oak Park Fire Shot At Car They Say Accelerated Officers During 'High-Risk' Funeral Procession
• 1 Killed, 13 Wounded In Mass Shooting At Kroger Grocery Near Memphis, Tenn.
• Police: Missing Long Island Teenagers Found Safe
• Sacramento Zoo Now Evaluating Relocation To Elk Grove
• US Marshals: 'Dangerous' Kansas Sex Offender John Colt Escapes Treatment Facility, Could Be In Colorado
• 'Don't Wait Until It's Too Late': Exhausted Health Professionals Implore Unvaccinated To Get The Shot
• CDC Advisory Panel Recommends Pfizer COVID-19 Booster Shots For Millions Of Americans
• Philadelphia Eagles Fans Are Rowdiest In NFL, Survey Finds
• Body Found In Illinois River Confirmed To Be Missing Illinois State University Student Jelani Day; Police Call Death 'Very Suspicious'
• 2 Crashes on I-880 in San Leandro, Oakland Clog East Bay Freeways
• City Of Pittsburgh Releases 50-Year Plan For Transportation
• Friends, Family Mourning Loss Of Rowlett Police Officer Darsel "Dee" Moore
• 17-Year-Old Charged In Non-Fatal Shooting In Detroit
• Ex-Colorado GOP Head Ryan Call Disbarred In Pro-Trump PAC Funds Case
• Cuban Leader Miguel Diaz-Canel Blasts US At UN General Assembly
• 1 Killed, 12 Injured in Shooting at Grocery Store in Tennessee
• Police Respond To "Active Shooter" Situation At Kroger In Collierville, Tennessee
• Lamar Jackson Misses Thursday's Practice, Reports Say
• Osakis Public School Closed, Students Evacuated Due To Bomb Threat
• 'It's An Absolute Honor': Julian Edelman Cannot Wait To Get Back In Front Of Patriots Fans This Weekend
• Border Patrol Agents Find Migrants Using Storm Drain To Enter Texas Illegally
• Newsom Signs Bill Targeting Productivity Quotas At Warehouses Run By Amazon, Major Retailers
• Kevin Doerr, 35, Sentenced To 13 Years For Assaulting People With Car On White Earth Reservation
• Trial Date Set For Eric Holder, Man Charged With Killing Rapper Nipsey Hussle
• Climate Change Fuels California Emphasis On Preventing Fires
• As Vikings Prepare To Welcome Back Fans, U.S. Bank Stadium Unveils New Foods
• Nurses Rally Outside Temple University Hospital, Demand Hospital Hire More Staff And Improve Retention
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Announce $30 Million In Grants To Fight Gun Violence, Encourage Community Organizations To Apply For Funds
• 'A Pretty Solid Case': Judge Orders Paul and Ruben Flores To Trial In Kristin Smart Murder
• U.S. Special Envoy To Haiti Daniel Foote Resigned Over Deportations At Southern Border
• 9th, 10th School Staffers Die Of COVID-19, State Health Dept. Reports
• US Projections On Drought-Hit Colorado River Grow More Dire
• LAUSD, LA Teachers Reach Tentative Deal To Keep Kids Learning In Case Of Quarantine Or Fire-Related Closure
• Need Work? Virtual Career Fair Open To Baltimore Residents
• Study: Growing Number Of Young People Suffering From Climate Change Anxiety
• Update: 15-Year-Old Taylor High School Student Faces Threat, Gun Charges
• NFL Week 3 AFC North Preview: Ravens 'Should Finally Have a Sunday Afternoon Breather,' Says CBS Baltimore's Mark Viviano
• Gisela Medina Now In Minnesota Custody: Faces Charges Of Aiding GOP Donor In Sex Trafficking Of Minors
• Letecia Stauch Murder Trial Moves Forward
• Baltimore Man, 19, Charged With Attempted Murder In Ex-Girlfriend's Shooting
• After Going 2-0 On Road, 49ers Look To Avoid Letdown At Home Vs. Packers
• Dallas Police Senior Corporal Arnulfo Pargas Dies From COVID-19
• The Detroit Demolition Department Awarding Contracts To Detroit-Based Black Owned Businesses
• New law protects warehouse workers at companies like Amazon, backers say
• Eric Abraham Proud To Represent His Family On Survivor Despite Early Exit: 'It Was A Great Experience, I Just Didn't See It Coming'
• OC Reports First Human Case Of West Nile Virus For 2021
• 83-Year-Old Irving Man Dies From West Nile Virus
• Palo Alto Park Bathroom Repeatedly Targeted With Hate Graffiti
• New Study Shows COVID Vaccines Are Safe For Pregnant Women, Also Protect Newborns
• Philadelphia Weather: Slow-Moving Storm System Brings Potential For Gusty Thunderstorms, Flooding
• 101 Texas Lawmakers Who Supported/Voted For New Abortion Law Being Threatened
• CDL Testing Appointments Still Open At The MVA For Bus Drivers' Day
• 3.3 Million Boppy Newborn Loungers Recalled After 8 Infant Deaths From Suffocation
• Infrared technology used in overnight searches for Brian Laundrie
• Center City Wawa Sells $2 Million Winning Powerball Ticket
• Prosecution Continues Closing Arguments In R. Kelly Sex Trafficking Trial
• 2 Waukegan High School Washington Campus Students Taken Into Custody After Lockdown
• Sara Wilson Reacts To 'Worst Case Scenario' After Early Survivor Elimination: 'Given Me So Much Fire On The Inside'
• Fauci says "dark winter" can be avoided if more are vaccinated
• Storm Watch: Flash Flood Watch Issued As Heavy Rain Approaches
• Man Dies After Being Shot In The Head In Baltimore Double Shooting
• How Past Housing Discrimination In 1960s New Jersey Still Affects Black Families Today
• Who Was Karissa Rajpaul?
• Monument honoring abolition of slavery unveiled in Virginia
• Florida Lawmaker Introduces Bill Similar To Texas Abortion Law
• Bay Area Air Quality Advisory Issued For Friday, Saturday Because of Wildfire Smoke
• Insurance woes add to ordeal for storm-hit U.S. families
• U.S. suspends use of mounted Border Patrol units in Del Rio, Texas
• Millbrae Man Arrested After Reportedly Attacking His Son With Golf Club
• Taunton Police Officers Use Own Money To Replace Boy's Stolen Bike
• Road Work Vehicle Trying To Clear Floodwaters Blocks I-95 Northbound's Right Lane
• 10 good gifts for boys
• Boppy Company Recalling Infant Loungers
• Goodwill Seeks Participants For EARN, Work Ready Programs
• House approves bill providing $1 billion for Israel's Iron Dome
• IDES Kept Offices Closed While Many Struggled To Get Their Unemployment Benefits: What Really Happened
• Crash In Unincorporated Woodstock Leaves Woman Dead, 4-Year-Old Injured
• Walmart Drops Layaway Option For Holiday Shoppers
• Shawn Mendes Bringing World Tour To Pittsburgh
• The most fashionable women's cardigans for sweater weather
• Turkey builds a wall to keep out Afghan refugees
• Redwood City Man Accused Of Sexual Assaulting Children In 1980s, 90s
• Penn Museum Set Open 'The Stories We Wear' Exhibition This Weekend
• Prince George's County Officer Pointed Gun At Driver In Annapolis Road Rage Incident, Police Say
• City College Of San Francisco Names New Permanent Chancellor After 18 Month Search
• Dr. Howard Zucker Stepping Down As New York State Health Commissioner
• Massachusetts State Police Union Asks Judge To Delay Vaccine Mandate For Troopers
• 'Stop Being So Spoiled,' Trampled By Turtles Tells Those Who Oppose COVID Protocols
• Dr. Simone Gold, Beverly Hills Physician Indicted In Capitol Riot, Spreading Misinformation About COVID-19 Vaccine Across The Country
• Fund Pays Back Tax Debt Of 1,600 Detroit Homeowners
• Pilot Injured After Single-Engine Plane Flips Over While Landing At Flying Cloud Airport
• EF-1 Tornado With Winds Up To 100 MPH Hits Mercer County
• Joe Jonas And Sophie Turner Buy Waterfront Miami Mansion For $11 Million
• Judge Approves Preliminary Settlement In Lawsuit Over Mental Health Care At Santa Rita Jail
• Maryland Turns To Nursing Students & Out-Of-State Nurses To Shore Up Hospital Workforce
• Giant Pothole Damages 20 To 30 Cars On Route 1 South In Lynnfield
• Woman Spotted Running Away From Grass Fire Near Ione Arrested On Suspicion Of Arson
• More Than 9,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• CSU Pueblo Student Robert Killis Arrested After Detectives Find Large Cache Of Weapons In Vehicle, Apartment
• President Joe Biden To Visit Chicago On Wednesday To Promote Workplace Vaccine Mandates
• The Capybaras Have Arrived At Brookfield Zoo
• Firefly Music Festival Kicks Off Thursday, COVID-19 Vaccination Or Negative Test Needed To Attend
• Greenville Woman Found Guilty Of Abusing Adopted Kids, Forcing Them To Work In A Puppy Mill
• Wayne Brady, Cyndi Lauper And More Added To 'The Tony Awards Present: Broadway's Back!'
• Gov. Pritzker Announces $40 Million Workforce Grant Program
• Chicago Symphony Orchestra Returns To The Stage Thursday Night
• Florida lawmaker introduces abortion bill similar to Texas law
• Kittanning State Trooper Cited Over Allegations Of Unwarranted Use Of Force
• Detroit Man Charged In Connection With Son's Fatal Shooting
• Space Florida Seeks Space Force Training Site
• Community Leader Frank Venegas, Jr. Shares How His Unique Story Has Helped Him Support The Hispanic Community of Detroit
• Homeland Security Temporarily Suspends Use Of Horse Patrols Near Migrant Camp In Texas
• Elizabeth Holmes duped me, former general James Mattis testifies
• San Francisco Officials Seek Feedback on Future of Golden Gate Park's Car-Free JFK Drive
• The Baltimore Ravens Launch The Purple Chair Podcast
• School Bus Driver Suffers Apparent Medical Emergency, Crashes Into Golf Course In Belleville
• Maryland Weather: Flooding Reported Across Region From Heavy Rain
• FDA Approves Pfizer COVID-19 Booster Shot, But Confusion Still Reigns Over Who Can Get It And When
• Mantua Shooting Leaves 4 People Hospitalized, Philadelphia Police Say
• Central Connecticut State Has Little To Lose Against Reeling Miami Hurricanes
• 3 Million Boppy Loungers Recalled After At Least 8 Infant Deaths
• 20 Years Ago: Tom Brady Replaced An Injured Drew Bledsoe, Changing The Patriots (And The NFL) Forever
• Miami International Airport Ranked Best Mega Airport In North America By J.D. Power
• Co-Founder Of Black Lives Matter LA Sues LAPD Over Their Response To Swatting Call At Her Home
• Life-Long Community Activist Jane Garcia Expresses The Importance of Hispanic Heritage Month
• UPDATE: Fatal BART Accident Shuts Down Richmond Station; Triggers East Bay Delays
• Report: Red Sox Have Been Given OK To Wear Yellow Uniforms In Playoffs
• $20,000 Reward Offered For Information In Slaying Of Pregnant 26-Year-Old Karli Short
• U.S. billionaires pay 8.2% income tax, says White House analysis
• 2 Drivers Killed In Head-On Crash Near Patterson
• 3 Stores Broken Into On Northwest Side; ATM Stolen, Glass Shattered
• EU demands single, simple plug for all smartphones
• Henry Ford Health Looking Overseas For Nurses
• Miami Weather: Afternoon Storms Could Produce Heavy Downpours
• New Yorkers Can Enter To Win Free Giants, Jets And Bills Tickets With COVID Vaccine
• Rachael Rollins' US Attorney Nomination Held Up By Republican Senator
• South Florida Educators Upset Over State's New COVID Quarantine Rules
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports Over 500 New Cases
• California Passes New Warehouse Safety Law Seeking To Protect Amazon Workers
• Charges Upgraded To Felonies For Three Miami Beach Police Officers Accused Of Rough Arrest
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 5,489 New Cases, 32 Additional Deaths
• Family of Man Killed By Lake Worth Police Asks Suspects To Turn Themselves In
• COVID In Minnesota: 24 More Deaths Confirmed By MDH; 2,434 More Cases
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Sam Has Developed In Central Atlantic
• San Jose Wheelchair-Bound Pedestrian Dies After Being Hit By Car Last Year
• Florida Jobless Claims Remain Steady
• It Sounds Like Former Patriots Linebacker Jamie Collins Will Have Another New Team Soon
• Top US Envoy To Haiti, Ambassador Daniel Foote Resigns Over 'Inhumane' Migrant Expulsions
• 15-Year-Old Taylor Student Found With Gun After Threat To Security Officer
• Hollywood Christmas Parade Returns After Pandemic Layoff
• Why your kids' holiday toys might be delayed until next year
• MN Dept. Of Human Rights: Brooklyn Center Police, Michaels Store Discriminated Against Black Teenager
• Fort Meade Debunks False Alarm About 'Active Shooter'
• Ceres Rental Fraud Suspect Allegedly Posted Turlock Properties On Facebook Marketplace, Scammed People Out Of $2,000
• Diplomat overseeing "Havana Syndrome" response leaving after 6 months
• Target Lowers Seasonal Hiring Goals Due To Tough Labor Market
• North Hills Vs. Woodland Hills Football Game Canceled Due To COVID-19, WPIAL To Decide Forfeit Or No Contest Status
• Colorado Army Veteran & Afghanistan Interpreter Will Reunite As Neighbors
• LA County COVID Hospitalizations Drop To Lowest Mark In 2 Months
• Pittsburgh Penguins' Evgeni Malkin Expected To Miss First 2 Months After Knee Surgery
• Rift Between Boy Scouts And Their Religious Partners Grows As Groups Wrestles With Bankruptcy
• Miami-Dade Police Officer Christopher Delgado Charged With Battery On Girlfriend
• School Bus Driver Charged In 2019 Crash That Killed Westford Motorcyclist
• Diner Reopens Months After Owner Was Jailed Over Virus Rules
• Brian Laundrie: Who Is Gabby Petito's Fiancé, And What Do We Know About Him?
• Baltimore Man Sentenced To Life For Role In Woman's Death
• Top U.S. envoy to Haiti resigns over "inhumane" migrant expulsions
• Pa. Governor Tom Wolf Announces Plan For Mitigating Climate Change Effects
• 'Survivor 41' Episode 1 Recap: Two Eliminations, One Summit
• Gov. Tom Wolf: $24M In Funding Available To Address Gun Violence
• Timothy Wynn, 18, Charged In South Shore Home Invasion And Murder
• Rockies Defeat Dodgers 10-5, Snap Home Losing Streak
• Retired Bishop John McCormack, Criticized For Role In Boston Clergy Sex Abuse Scandal, Dies At 86
• Despite FDA Approval On COVID Vaccine Boosters, Confusion Remains For Some Coloradans
• 2 On Your Side: Workers Seek More Flexibility In Post-Pandemic World
• Apple plays hardball with Epic, bans Fortnite from App Store
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• Latino Coalition Of Weld County Takes COVID Vaccine Clinics Into Communities To Promote Vaccine Equity
• Court rules against challenge to controversial U.K. abortion law
• Dixie Fire: Donated RVs Elevate Spirits Of Greenville Residents Who Lost Their Homes
• Michigan Sending Water, Filters To Benton Harbor Due To Lead
• FAA boss on strategies to curb unruly passenger incidents
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• 2 Colorado Cities Land In Money Magazine's New 'Best Places To Live' List
• Judge Lifts Temporary Pause On Vaccine Mandate For NYC Teachers, Who Now Must Be Vaccinated By Monday
• As Deportations Continue In Texas, Mexican Forces Surround Migrant Camp Along The Rio Grande
• Insurers ask the unvaccinated to pick up COVID-19 treatment costs
• Darren Osborne Now Charged In Minn. In Connection With 4 Killed In St. Paul, Found Dead In Wis.
• NYPD: Search Continues For Man Seen On Video Slashing Bronx Restaurant Worker
• Trisha Yearwood Virtual Book Event
• Chroma Zone Mural And Art Festival
• Makers Of Minnesota Dinner Series
• Michigan Passes 1 Million Confirmed COVID-19 Cases
• Children's Minnesota Give To Kids Day
• Minnesota Weather: Drought Conditions Ease In First Days Of Fall
• Florida won't force students to quarantine after COVID exposure
• EU doctor prescribing abortion pills to Texas women despite new laws
• California-Grown Cannabis To Be Judged At Next State Fair
• National Media Coverage Of Gabby Petito Case Raises Questions About Attention For Missing People Of Color
• Sources: Wolves Fire Gersson Rosas For Toxic Culture, 'Inappropriate Relationship'
• WATCH LIVE: Head Coach Nick Sirianni, Eagles Players Speak To The Media
• Man Shot And Killed In Parking Lot Along Florin Road
• West Virginia Lowers COVID-19 Vaccination Rates Because Some Data Counted Twice
• Map Shows Most Popular Halloween Candy For Massachusetts And Rest Of New England
• Coworkers Rally Around River North Bouncer Who Was Shot After He Refused To Let Man Into Clutch Bar
• Even "flying doctors" need help battling COVID-19 in Africa
• Mother, Daughter Face Murder Charges After Illegal Butt Implant Procedure Kills Aspiring Social Media Star Karissa Rajpaul
• Spartans' Kenneth Walker Top Rusher In Nation
• Small Brush Fire Breaks Out Along 118 Freeway In Simi Valley
• Crews Responding To Fire In Courtland
• As Rumors Swirl, Actor Matthew McConaughey Says He's 'Measuring' Texas Gubernatorial Run
• Halloween Spending Expected To Hit All-Time High This Year
• Michigan Department Of Corrections Worker Accuses Management Of Preferential Treatment To White Employees
• Jobless claims rise for a second straight week
• NHL Camps Open, Teams Looking Into Unvaccinated Players
• 'Don't Take New Hampshire For Granite': Leaf Peepers Urged To Respect Nature, Hospitality Workers
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Board To Vote On Forming 'Education Crisis Intervention Committee'
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• Deputies Searching For Home Invasion Robber Who Targeted Mountain House Residence
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• 60 Minutes cameras capture world-record dive in the Bahamas
• Latinos Push For Political Power As Lawmakers In Texas Redraw Voting Maps Across The State
• NYC Mayoral Candidate Eric Adams On A Devastating Diagnosis 
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• South Strabane Township Police Say Missing 65-Year-Old Man John Ruffing Found Safe
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• Weather Blog: When It Rains It Pours
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• Frederick, Carroll County Schools Closed For Severe Weather Thursday
• 'Kenny Rogers: All In For The Gambler' Comes To CBS September 23rd: 'He Will Remain Forever In Our Hearts'
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• Child Killer Chris Watts: Prison Love Triangle With A Former Prison Shrink & His Cellmate?
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• Theranos Trial: Former Defense Secretary Mattis Takes Stand; 'It Was Breathtaking What She Was Doing'
• Biden tries to unite Democrats on agenda
• Georgia Doctor Thomas Wyatt Accused Of Molesting Boys Charged In Miami-Dade
• MTA To Start Issuing $50 Fines To Riders Not Wearing Masks
• New malware seizes on COVID-19 to target Android users
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• Governor declares California a "reproductive freedom state"
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• Fed ready to start reeling in stimulus as U.S. economy heals
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• Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Pay Visit To New York City
• Kyle Williams Charged With Murder In Kelly Kocurek's Death By Strangulation
• Nicholas Nelson Headed To Federal Prison For Detonating Bomb Near Bedford Bridge
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cooler Temperatures Start The First Full Day Of Fall
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• "Pretty wild": Hunter finds remains of man missing for 53 years
• Many Haitian Migrants Make Their Way To Texas Via Social Media Posts, WhatsApp Instructions
• Two Municipal Buildings In Beaver County Remain Closed Due To Rising COVID-19 Cases
• NH State Police Release Video Of SUV Wanted In Hit And Run That Killed Retired Sgt. Donna Briggs
• Chicago Weather: Another Day Of Dangerous Lake Conditions
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• EPA sharply limits use of HFCs, powerful coolant greenhouse gases
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• Miami International Airport Tops Country For Highest Number Of TSA Employees To Have Gotten COVID
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• Watch The Boston Marathon Live, October 11, On CBSBoston.com & WBZ-TV
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• Bernie Sanders on his White House visit as Biden's domestic agenda is in peril
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• Aviation industry leaders to testify before Congress on unruly passengers
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