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• 'I Have No Words': Hero's Family Speechless As He's Receives Carnegie Medal
• Montas Reaches 200 Ks, A's Pound First-Place Astros 14-2
• Report: US Rep. Karen Bass To Run For LA Mayor
• As COVID Delta Variant Infections Subside Experts Warn of Winter Surge
• Assemblyman Says Local Tribes Will Help Design Native American Memorial At State Capitol
• Concord Restaurant, Bar Patrons Divided Over Vaccine Mandate
• Thousands In Attendance For Return Of California Capital Airshow
• On First Day Pfizer's Booster Available For Eligible Adults In LA County, Few Have Turned Up For The Shot
• 'She Did Not Have To Die That Day': Children Of Assisted Living Resident Left In Heat For 6 Hours Want Justice
• Montas Reaches 200 Ks, Pinder Slams and A's Pummel Astros 14-2
• Man Allegedly Tried To Run Over Members Of A Fairfax Synagogue With His Car Wednesday
• Caught On Camera: Venice Family Threatened With Violence By Man Allegedly Living In Encampment Across From Their Home
• Newsom Signs Law to Replace Fr. Serra Statue With Memorial to Indigenous Californians
• Renters In Davis Call On State To Extend Eviction Moratorium
• Arrest Made After Large Fight At Park In Natomas Leaves 1 Man Dead
• Giants Top Rockies for 100th Win, Hold Lead in NL West
• Giants Top Rockies 7-2 For 100th Win, Hold Onto NL West Lead
• Rigoberto Valles Dominguez, Suspect In Littleton Police Shooting, Barricaded In Brighton
• The Homecoming Football Game Returned To Franklin High School On Friday, But The Dance Did Not
• State Investigation Reveals Young Girl Killed On Colorado Amusement Ride Was Not Strapped In
• Colorado Doctors Offer Monoclonal Antibody Treatment, But Prefer Vaccinations
• Brewers Hit 3 HRs, Get Strong Outing From Lauer To Down Mets
• As Jury Deliberates In R. Kelly Sex Trafficking Case, What Impact Will Verdict Have On His Future Trials In Chicago?
• Cook County Circuit Court Website Back Online, After Weeks-Long Outage Caused By Breach
• Bears 'Excited' For Justin Fields' First Start On Sunday Vs. Browns; 'Justin Is A Dangerous Weapon'
• 1 Killed, 1 Injured In St. Paul Shooting
• Denver Cops File For Injunction To Stop Mandatory Vaccines
• Cole, Stanton Lead Yankees Past Red Sox, Cut Lead To 1
• Saturday's Show Info (9/25/21)
• Ocean City Braces For Car Enthusiasts, Heavy Traffic At H20i Rally
• Who's Eligible? Maryland Authorizes Pfizer Booster Shots For Vulnerable Adults In Coronavirus Fight
• Friday Football Frenzy 2021: Week 3 Highlights & Scores
• Little Italy Set To Debut A New Mural Celebrating Italian Culture And A Few Local Icons
• Chicago Weather: Cold Front Passes Soon
• Haunted Hills Hayride Reopens Friday Night With New Security Measures
• COVID-19 Pandemic To Blame For High Prices At Grocery Stores
• Some Real Estate Agents Report Surge Of New Yorkers Moving From Manhattan To The Bronx
• Cards Match Record With 14th Straight Win, Rip Cubs 12-4
• Know The Score: September 24, 2021
• Did You Know There's A Reason Pumpkin Spice Is So Popular?
• Baltimore City Public Schools Has A Plan To Help Students Who Struggle With Online Learning
• Yankees Beat Red Sox 8-3, Cut Lead To 1
• Reopenings Continue On Broadway As 'Moulin Rouge! The Musical' Resumes Performances
• Baltimore Rolling Out 190K New Recycling Carts Over The Next 5 Months
• On 3rd Birthday Since She Vanished, Kierra Coles' Family Still Praying For Her Safe Return; 'She's Alive Somewhere'
• Man Shot On CTA Bus In Irving Park
• Didi Gregorius' HR rallies Phillies, Cuts Braves' NL East Lead
• NYC Teacher, Principal Unions Warn Of School Staffing Shortages When Vaccine Mandate Takes Effect; De Blasio Says Substitutes Standing By
• Kelly Price, Well-Known Gospel And R&B Singer, Registered As Missing Person
• Byron Buxton's Homer Spoils Berríos' Return; Twins Beat Jays, 3-1
• South Florida Family Encourages Booster Shots After Vaccinated Relative Dies Of COVID-19
• EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Center City Hit-And-Run Leaves Woman In Critical Condition, Police Say
• 'Unacceptable,' South Florida Haitian Leaders Outraged Over What Happened In Del Rio, Texas
• 11-Year-Old Girl Struck By School Bus, Seriously Injured In Braintree
• Mullins Gets To 30-30, But Orioles Fall To Rangers, 8-5
• Dr. Freddie Fu, World-Renowned UPMC Doctor, Dies At 70
• Marlins Shut Out By Rays 8-0
• FBI investigating after soldier said Afghan refugees assaulted her
• Costco And Other Big Box Retailers Limiting Number Of Some Items Customers Can Purchase
• Meet These Two Bear Cubs Who Have Become Inseparable At The Detroit Zoo
• Delta Wants Other Airlines To Share 'No-Fly' Lists To Help Stop Unruly Passengers
• Veteran Needs Help With Home Repairs
• Spring Institute For Intercultural Learning Will Play Key Role In Helping Afghan Refugees
• Applications Open Sept. 27 For Wayne County Emergency Rental Assistance Program
• Monoclonal Antibody Treatment Demand Soars As Delta Variant Surge Continues
• Cease Hit On Arm By Comebacker, White Sox Top Indians 1-0
• Group Raising Money To Send Boy With Leukemia To Disney World
• Maryland Football Team Wraps Up Nonconference Slate Against Kent State
• Caldor Fire Deflates El Dorado County Businesses
• UPDATE: Fawn Fire Grows to 6,850 Acres in Shasta County; No New Structures Destroyed
• Friday Last Day For LAUSD Employees To Get First COVID-19 Vaccine Dose Before Oct. 15 Deadline
• COVID-19 Death Toll Tops 53,000 In Florida
• Lane Closures Through South Gap Project Extended As Warm Temps Fade
• 8 Stained Glass Windows Of St. Peter Armenian Apostolic Church In Lake Balboa Found Shattered By Masked Vandal
• State Fair Taking Extra Measures To Keep Guests Safe
• Alejandro Villanueva Experiencing Ups And Downs After Joining Ravens
• Caldor Fire Containment Sits At 76%; More Evacuations Downgraded
• 'This Is What We Do In A Small Town': Mullica Hill Residents Continue Recovery Efforts Weeks After Tornado
• Costco Limits Water, Toilet Paper, Other Purchases Due To Supply Chain Delays
• U.S. Customs Officers Warn Against Bringing Marijuana To BWI Airport
• Jelani Day's Mother 'Pissed' At Authorities' Handling Of Son's Disappearance Before His Body Was Found
• Officials: Man Suspected Of Making Threats Against Texas Lawmakers Arrested
• Gunman in deadly supermarket shooting identified as 29-year-old vendor
• 2 Hosts Of 'The View' Learn Of Positive COVID Tests During Live Show
• Former Speaker Dennis Hastert's Settlement In Hush Money Case To Be Finalized Monday
• Canadians detained on spying charges in China released
• SF City Planners Won't Allow Taqueria El Farolito In North Beach Due To 'Chain Store' Ban
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Cancels Two Strathmore Shows And Relocates Another
• 19-Year-Old Shot In Brooklyn, Police Searching For Suspect
• Fmr. Theranos Lab Director Testifies He Warned Holmes About Faulty Blood-Testing Technology
• New Jersey Man Credits Keeping Mind Active As He Celebrates 105th Birthday
• 'We Just Want To Be Safe': Sacramento Restaurant Back Open After Man Smashes Front Windows
• Forward Progress Stopped On Rosemead Fire Burning In Whittier Narrows Area
• State Fair Offers Hundreds Of Free Acts, Shows And Exhibits
• Final report ordered by Arizona state Senate GOP affirms Biden win
• Group Of Women Accused Of Assaulting, Robbing Victim After Inviting Her To Party On Instagram
• Large Fire Erupts At Westminster Apartment Building; Federal Blvd. Partially Closed
• UC Merced Scholar Excels at Math and Engineering Despite Hardships
• Pennsylvania Wildfire Season: 99 Percent Of Wildfires Caused By People
• Rain, Hail Fall On Parts Of Orange County
• Newton To Keep School Mask Mandate In Effect After October 1
• COVID: Initial Vaccine Booster Availability Met with Low Turnout, Confusion
• USC QB Jaxson Dart To Miss Several Games Due To Surgery To Repair Meniscus Injury
• 6-year-old killed on amusement park ride after "multiple operator errors"
• Robbery Suspect Accused Of Pushing Woman Using ATM In Queens, Withdrawing $1,000
• Butler County-Based Company Pleads Guilty To OSHA Violation That Resulted In Worker's Death
• Meeting Gets Heated After School Board Vote Gives Them Final Say On District Extracurriculars
• California To Replace Toppled Junipero Serra Statue With Memorial To State's Native Americans
• President Biden Approves Disaster Funding For Two More Pennsylvania Counties
• NYPD Searching For Suspect Accused Of Pistol-Whipping Man In Coney Island
• Turkey's president defiant about acquiring Russian missile defense system
• Ex-Hyattsville Police Officer Gets Jail Time For Flashing Gun At Teens
• Gov. JB Pritzker OKs Legislative Maps Despite Heavy Criticism
• UPMC: If You Are Immunocompromised, Get A COVID-19 Booster Shot
• Massive migrant encampment in Del Rio cleared out
• Energy Day Explores All The STEM Careers In Energy Fields
• Amazon Purchases Land In Pleasanton For Undetermined Project
• Lamar Jackson Now Has A Limited Edition Bobblehead
• Police: Woman Threatened With Metal Rod During Brooklyn Robbery
• California utility PG&E charged with manslaughter in deadly Zogg Fire
• Newark Officials Seek Source of Fish Die-Off in City Lake
• Police Identify 2 Suspects Wanted In Norwood Murder
• Pennsylvania Senate Committee Approves Bill To Ban Smoking In Vehicles With Young Children
• Pilsen Artists Seeking To Preserve Neighborhood History By Restoring Street Murals
• Meghan Markle, Prince Harry Visit Elementary School In Harlem During Trip To New York City
• 'We Should Step Up': Haitian American In Chicago Organize To Help Newly Arrived Haitian Migrants
• After 18 Months And Millions In Lost Revenue, Guthrie Theater To Reopen Next Week
• Threats Force Some High Schools, Middle Schools In Hammond To Switch To Remote Learning
• SUV Hits, Kills Bear On South Kipling
• NYC Moving Ahead With Plans To Build Affordable Housing On Site Of Little Italy Community Garden
• Boppy Loungers Recalled After Being Linked To 8 Infant Deaths
• How to watch the 2021 Tony Awards and 'Broadway's Back!' special
• Why Do Some Missing Person Cases Get More Attention Than Others?
• Woman aptly named Angel Flood helps linemen restoring power in Louisiana
• Wongel Estifanos Died Due To 'Multiple Operator Errors' On Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park Ride
• Parent 'Freaked Out' By Social Media Posts To Chicago Schools
• California Orders More Insurance Options For Wildfire Areas
• 11 charged in death of Virginia Commonwealth University student
• Democratic Mayoral Candidate Eric Adams Unveils Plan To Protect New Yorkers From Flooding, Climate Change Threats
• Hempstead's Effort To Revitalize Downtown, Transit Hub Starts With Community Policing Unit On Mountain Bikes
• McKeesport Firefighters Volunteer To Drive Kids To And From School Amid Bus Driver Shortage
• Community Activist Andrew Holmes Turns In His Brother For South Side Package Thefts
• PG&E Charged With Manslaughter For Sparking Zogg Fire That Killed 4
• 12-Year-Old Richland Hills Girl Dies Of Fentanyl Overdose
• California Orders More Insurance Options for Homeowners in Wildfire-Risk Areas
• Traffic Expected in SF from Weekend Freeway Connector Closure, Several Major Events
• Southwest Ranches Investigation, Police Won't Say What They Are Looking For
• 'This Is Simply An Attempt To Mooch Off Of New Jersey': Garden State Drivers Weigh In On Congestion Pricing Costs
• Court Ends Dispute Between San Francisco Neighbors Over Tree
• Wildcat Canyon Park Visitors Extinguish Grass Fire, Report Suspected Arsonist to Police
• 'It Was My Dream': Bill Shields Retires After 41 Years At WBZ
• This week on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," September 26
• Autopsy: Actor Michael K. Williams Died Of Drug Intoxication
• Thunderstorms Bring Heavy Rain, Flooding To Inland Empire, Mountain Areas
• Grammy Award Winning Pianist Peter Kater Performing In Boulder
• CDC Approves Pfizer Booster Shots For Seniors, Others At Increased Risk From COVID-19
• Section Of Colorado Boulevard To Be Closed For Stormwater Project
• 'These Officers Have Suffered': Ex-MPD Officers, Many Citing PTSD, Get Six-Figure Settlements From City
• Valerie Fund Walk And 5K Returns To New Jersey After Being Sidelined During Pandemic
• State Blames Bank After Florida Educators' Bonus Checks Bounce
• COVID-19 Booster Shots Now Available At Select CVS Pharmacies
• COVID Vaccine Booster Shots Ready To Go For Those Eligible In Massachusetts
• Mayor De Blasio Says He Will Visit Rikers Island Next Week Amid Growing Pressure
• 'My House Was Targeted': Philadelphia Anti-Violence Activist Speaks Out After Home Firebombed
• Understaffing At Nursing Homes Leaves Residents Vulnerable Amid Pandemic, Now Vaccine Mandate Could Make It Worse
• Husband, Wife Charged In Hit And Run That Killed Retired Hudson, NH Police Officer Donna Briggs
• For Quarter-Century, Immigrant Law Center Has Been Helping Paths To Citizenship In Minnesota
• Michael K. Williams Cause Of Death Revealed As Accidental Overdose
• Jury Begins Deliberations In R. Kelly Trial After 6 Weeks Of Testimony
• 17-Year-Old Girl Sentenced For Helping 16-Year-Old Boy Accused Of Killing 4 In West Virginia
• Philadelphia Native Will Smith Announces Book Tour Scheduled To Start In November
• Officials confirm body found in Illinois River is missing graduate student
• Minnesota DNR Launches New Process For Assessing PolyMet Mine Risks
• 'The Wire' Star Michael K. Williams Died Of Accidental Overdose
• French Boy Receives Prosthetic Arm Made Of Legos
• Hialeah Man Accused Of Spinning Dog Around By Neck Until It Died
• Broadway Gears Up For Its Biggest Night, The Tony Awards
• Wenham Street Cinema: Jamaica Plain Garage Home To Community Movie Nights & Concerts
• Miami-Dade Police Seeking Tips On Murder Of 14-Year-Old Angelo Guzman In Hammocks Park
• Ahead Of Big Weekend In Pittsburgh, Doctors Recommend Masking Up Even If It's Not Required
• Davonte Barnes Charged In Mass Shooting Outside NW Miami-Dade Banquet Hall
• Partisan claims fly as lawmakers face off over the debt ceiling
• 'We Gotta Do Better': Parents At Mitchell Elementary School Are Outraged After Some Students Weren't Fed Breakfast Or Lunch
• Officers Searching For Suspect In Benton County; Residents Asked To Be Alert
• DKMS - The Fight Against Blood Cancer Through Bone Marrow Transplants
• Indian teen allegedly raped by 33 men over 8 months
• Broncos 'Backup' Reed Has More Starts Than Chubb, Miller
• Jury Begins Deliberations In R. Kelly Trial After 6 Weeks Of Testimony
• Police Searching For Missing Brooklyn Teen Veronica Wilson
• 'Never Give Up On Your Dream': BPD Officer Kim Tavares Releases Album, Performs In UK
• Frisco Centennial High Football Players Step Up To Support Those Affected By Hurricane Ida
• Colorado Drivers Urged To Check Whether Vehicle Contains Potentially Dangerous Air Bags
• CDC Recommending Pfizer Booster Shots For Seniors, Adults With Underlying Medical Conditions, Adults At Greater Risk Of Exposure At Work
• Steelers Encourage Fans To Arrive 2 Hours Early, Download Mobile Tickets To Avoid Long Lines Sunday
• Searchers Suspend Efforts To Locate Missing 14er Hiker Vaughn Fetzer
• Goldschmidt Helps Cardinals Beat Cubs 8-5
• Air Quality Advisory In Effect Through Friday Afternoon Due To Smoke From Central, Northern Calif. Wildfires
• Vice President Kamala Harris' Appearance On 'The View' Delayed By Co-Hosts' Positive COVID-19 Tests
• Gov. Tom Wolf Says 85% Of Adult Pennsylvanians Are At Least Partially Vaccinated
• Three Dismembered Bodies Found In Fort Worth Dumpster, Police Asking For Tips
• Fritz Erickson Fired As President At Northern Michigan University
• Study: Odds Of School COVID-19 Flare-Up Lower With Mask Mandate
• Chargers-Chiefs Preview: Kansas City 'Shouldn't Be In Shootouts Every Week,' Says CBS Sports' Charles Davis
• Powerball Jackpot Swells To $523 Million This Weekend
• State Fair of Texas Kicks Off Today, Masks Required At Indoor Facilities
• Gold Star Mothers, Fallen Soldiers Honored At War On Terror Memorial In Rockland County
• Jordan Hassell Charged With Making Multiple Social Media Threats Targeting Chicago Public Schools
• Irving Man Charged With Killing 2-Year-Old Who Wiped Feces On Him
• U.S. to drop fraud charges against top Huawei executive
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis To Push Two Bills For 'Economic Prosperity'
• Massachusetts Reports 1,784 New COVID-19 Cases, 13 Additional Deaths
• What makes some people more susceptible to financial scams?
• Philadelphia International Airport Now Main Hub For Afghan Refugees As City Searches For Volunteers
• Community Groups Want Pershing Square Renamed For LA Civil Rights Figure James Lewis
• Report: No Cover-Ups At Colorado Air Pollution Division
• Oakland Unified Becomes First Northern California School District To Require COVID Vaccine For Eligible Students
• Acura Grand Prix Of Long Beach Kicks Off Friday
• Deputies Arrest 20-Year-Old Man Who Strangled Woman at Millbrae Hotel
• Emlen Elementary Resumed In-Person Learning After COVID-19 Outbreak
• Wilmington Memorial Honors 3 Firefighters Who Died In Line Of Duty 5 Years Ago
• Search Underway For Felicia Martinez Missing For More Than A Month
• Apple's iPhone 13 Goes On Sale
• SportsLine Week 3 NFC East Picks: Eagles Will 'Keep It Close In A Division Matchup,' Says SportsLine's Larry Hartstein
• Liz Cheney discusses her re-election prospects on 60 Minutes
• Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings: 'Unvaccinated Workers To Get Reprimands, Not Get Fired'
• University Park Crime Spree Targets Four Victims
• Littleton Police Continue Search For Rigoberto Valles Dominguez, Gunman Wanted For Shooting Officer David Snook
• CVS, Walgreens Start Offering Pfizer COVID Vaccine Booster Shots
• Warsame Abdihoosh Charged In Fatal Shooting At Busy East St. Paul Shopping Area
• Salinas Firefighters Rescue Entangled Hawk from Tree
• Philadelphia To Begin Administering COVID-19 Boosters Shots Saturday
• Patriots Injury Report: Trent Brown, Josh Uche Questionable Vs. Saints
• State Of Minnesota Offer Pfizer Booster Shots, Alongside Places Like Hy-Vee, Thrifty White
• Pedestrian Who Left Rideshare Struck And Killed On JFX Overnight
• Maroon & Gold Gophers 'Fan Van' Found After Being Stolen In Dinkytown, Owner Reports
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Case Count Declines For 3rd Consecutive Week; Infection Rate Lowest Since July
• Super Cute Disney Halloween Costumes For Kids
• The Best-Selling Sony PlayStation 5 Games Right Now
• Palo Alto Woman Alexandra Souverneva Charged With Starting Fawn Fire; She's Being Investigated For Starting Other CA Wildfires
• Tarrant County 'Open And Willing' To Help Secretary Of State In Forensic Audit Of 2020 Texas Election Results
• Steelers' Diontae Johnson And Alex Highsmith Ruled Out For Sunday's Game Against Bengals; T.J. Watt Questionable
• Hurricane Sam forecast to rapidly intensify in the Atlantic
• Randolph Man Accused Of Beating Canadian Geese With Stick Indicted On Animal Cruelty Charges
• Colorado Buffs Trying To Overcome Offensive Woes
• Costco Limits Toilet Paper Purchases Again
• Golden State Warriors Sponsor STEM 'Basketball Decoded' Event
• Derek Chauvin Files His Own Appeal Of Conviction, Sentence In George Floyd's Murder
• Kelewele: A Brooklyn Food Stall Where Plantains Are The Main Event
• Bulls Forward Patrick Williams Out 4-6 Weeks With Ankle Sprain; Could Miss Start Of Season
• United Airlines fined $1.9 million for long ground delays
• Gabby Petito Funeral Will Be Open To Public, Family Asks For Donations To Foundation
• LA SED Senior Center Helps Spanish Speaking Seniors With Quality Of Life, While Offering Diverse Programs
• New 3,000-Square-Foot Skatepark Opens In South LA This Weekend
• Estes Park Police Officer Eric Rose Found Dead Following Investigation Into Domestic Violence Situation
• Volunteers Invited To Help Grow Oysters In Baltimore Harbor
• Pumpkin Patches In The Sacramento Area
• Denver Broncos Regular Season Home Opener At Empower Field At Mile High Will Be At Capacity For First Time Since 2019
• Josh Gordon Reinstated By NFL, Eligible To Play In Week 4
• 'These Stories Are About The Reparations Conversation': CBS Mornings' Co-Host Tony Dokoupil On New Jersey Housing Discrimination
• Cam Heyward Wears No. 75 Jersey For Steelers 'Hero' Joe Greene's 75th Birthday
• Here's A List Of Weekend Road Work Happening In Metro Detroit
• It's Far From Over, But Delta Coronavirus Wave Might Be The Last Major Wave Of Infection, Former FDA Commissioner Says
• Obamas Return To Chicago For Groundbreaking Of Presidential Center Tuesday
• Florida, Feds Battle Over Immigration Enforcement
• PG&E Charged With Manslaughter In NorCal Wildfire That Killed 4
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Rosemary
• 'Stupidity And Arrogance On My Part': Former COVID Skeptic Reflects On Near-Death Battle With Virus
• Find Out Just How Good Denver's Home Field Advantage Is In Home Openers
• Squirrel Hill Grocery Store Hit With Consumer Alert
• Boston Ranked As The Second-Best City For Singles In America
• Top Michigan Health Official Khaldun Leaving For New Job
• 2's Got Your Ticket: The 25th Anniversary Tour Of 'Rent' Comes To Chicago
• Woman Injured After Bullets Fly Into Olney Home
• Here's One Crazy Mac Jones Statistic After His First Two NFL Games
• PG&E Charged In Zogg Wildfire Last Year That Killed 4
• Three Charged With Allegedly Ripping Off $2 Million In EDD Unemployment Benefits
• Harris' appearance on "The View" delayed by co-hosts' positive COVID-19 tests
• 'She Saved Their Daddy': Woman Donates Kidney To Stranger, Saving His Life
• Guilty Plea In Crash That Killed Michigan State Trooper
• 15 LAPD Officers Awarded The Medal Of Valor, The Department's Highest Honor
• Lions Coach Compares Ravens QB Lamar Jackson To Michael Vick
• Rafting Companies And Businesses Who Benefit From Rafting Worried About Impact Of Caldor Fire As It Flares Up Again
• Atlantic City To Receive $50,000 State Grant To Help With Plan For New Use Of Former Trump Plaza Casino
• Man Shot, Killed In Nicetown, Philadelphia Police Say
• Carmichael Restaurant Forced To Pay $167,211 In Back Wage And Fines For Allegedly Breaking Overtime Laws
• Florida Appeals Court Refuses To Fast-Track Student Mask Mandate Case To State Supreme Court
• 4 Teen Girls Arrested For Racist Graffiti In Thousand Oaks, Using Ethnically Derogatory Language Against Other Children
• Passenger Accused Of Choking Flight Attendant, Rushing Cockpit On JetBlue Flight
• Demarea Mitchell Sentenced To Life In Prison For Death Of Lloyd Chavez IV In Shooting Over Vape Juice
• Dallas Police Investigating Shooting On Inspiration Drive That Left Teen Darius Ali Claiborn Dead
• Liam's List Sept 24: Dear Evan Hansen, Filipino Foodie Heaven & Mexican Heritage Art
• Man's Head Slashed In Unprovoked Attack At Miramar Plaza
• Michigan Supreme Court To Review Sentence In '09 Murder
• CDC Backs Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine Booster Shots For Millions Of Seniors And Some Others
• COVID Booster Shots - Who Can Get It And Who Has To Wait
• Berkeley Police Searching For Suspect Who Attacked Cal Student
• Grand Jury Indicts 3 Suspects In Murder Of 8-Year-Old PJ Evans
• MISSING: Cherish Taylor, 13, Last Seen In Auburn Gresham
• Workers At El Milagro Locked Out After Walkout Claiming Dangerous Conditions
• Potential Wild Card Game Preview On Tap For Red Sox, Yankees On Friday Night
• Kensington Drug Boss, Ricardo Carrion, Convicted On Several Drug Trafficking Charges
• Vallejo Police Investigate Fatal Thursday Night Shooting
• New Jersey YouTube Star Indicted In Large Internet Piracy Scheme
• San Mateo Community College District To Provide COVID Student Debt Relief
• Miami Woman Wins $1 Million In Florida Lottery Scratch Off Ticket From Publix
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 5,071 New Cases, 34 Additional Deaths
• WATCH: Gritty Celebrates 3rd Birthday In Style With Motorcycle Ride Through Philadelphia
• 60 Minutes Preview: Hi-Tech Chinook Helicopters Could Be Game-Changer In Fight Against Wildfires
• Maryland Man Accused Of Obtaining $700K PPP Loan To Trade Stocks
• Gov. Walz Announces Drought Relief Package For Farmers, Livestock Producers
• New York City moves to improve life for food delivery workers
• London teacher's murder reignites outcry over femicide in the U.K.
• Caught On Video: 76-Year-Old Put In Chokehold, Robbed In Lobby Of Harlem Building
• Flat Rock Gets The All-Clear Weeks After Gas Leak From Ford
• Supporters Of Female Firefighting Pilot Desiree Horton Rally In Irvine, Demanding She Be Rehired
• Middleboro Man Accused Of Assaulting Commuter Rail Conductor After Refusing To Wear Mask
• Semiconductor shortage takes toll on auto workers, businesses
• Date Set For Next Mayor Of Boston To Take Office
• COVID In Minnesota: Nearly 3,000 New Cases, 27 Deaths Reported
• Photographer Captures Moment Pennsylvania State Trooper Rescues Family And Dog From Flooding
• Zoo Miami Mourning The Death Of Kumang The Orangutan
• Bill Belichick Says It'll Be Great To See Julian Edelman On Sunday, 'Assuming He Doesn't Roast Me'
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Has Administered Over 50K Booster Shots
• K-12, Community College Students Can Ride Metro For Free Beginning Nov. 1
• As Arizona Senate GOP wraps up ballot review, other states begin theirs
• GOP's Leonard Again Running For Michigan Attorney General
• Ravens Place 4 Players On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 332 New Cases
• Pressure Mounts For Completion Of Olde Town Arvada Deadly Shooting Investigation
• National Cathedral Names Artist To Replace Confederate Windows With Racial Justice Imagery
• How to watch the 2021 Tony Awards
• Powerball Jackpot At $523 Million For Saturday Night Drawing
• Black Lives Matter LA's Melina Abdullah Targeted With Another Swatting Call
• 5 climbers die on Europe's highest peak, Mount Elbrus in Russia
• Bill Belichick Turns Down Opportunity To Respond To Alex Guerrero: 'On Monday We'll Get To Next Week'
• Texas Officials: Only 225 Migrants Remain In Border Town Of Del Rio
• Afghan interpreter on hiding from the Taliban: "Every moment I'm in danger"
• Driver Accused Of Killing Pedestrian, Moving Body To Woods
• CDC Backs Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shots For Millions Of Seniors And Some Others
• Road Closures, Port Authority Changes In Place For Great Race
• Rogel Aguilera-Mederos Trial: Jury Selection Begins For 2019 Deadly I-70 Semi Crash
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 3: Is Daniel Jones Poised For A Big Week?
• Celtics Reportedly Sign Garrison Mathews To Training Camp Roster
• 'I'm Going To Risk It:' CBS2 Finds Many Subway Riders Still Not Wearing Masks As MTA Starts Issuing Fines
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia Eagles Players Talk To Media
• Poll: American Families Jumping Hurdles To Feed Families & Overcome Food Challenges
• China bans cryptocurrency transactions in sweeping crackdown
• Colorado Army Veteran & Afghanistan Interpreter Will Reunite As Neighbors
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein Previews Dolphins-Raiders Matchup
• Maryland OKs COVID-19 Booster Shots For 'Anyone Who Needs One'
• NFL Adds Monday Night Playoff Game To Wild Card Weekend
• Holiday Lights Event Returns To Kennywood
• I-Team: Relief Money Slow To Reach Desperate Texas Renters Facing Eviction
• 1 Injured In Minneapolis Apartment Fire
• Tony Awards Take On New Meaning As Broadway Stages Big Comeback
• Touchdowns Meet Touchless: Mile High Announces New Tech
• CBS2 Spotlight: Brooklyn Sisters Behind 'Ladies Of Skyy' Still Spreading Love And Happiness For Fans
• Thursday Night Football Claims Pair Of High-Profile Panthers To Injury
• See It: Rookie The Bat Dog Runs Onto Field During Baseball Game In Buffalo
• Suspect With Gun Shoots At Eaton Police Officers Early Friday Morning
• It Will Be Free To Get Into National Parks In Colorado On Saturday
• Costco again limits purchases of toilet paper and bottled water
• Police: Group Sought After Citi Bike Thrown Onto Subway Tracks
• Indigenous Communities Struggle With Missing Persons Investigations As They Face Challenges With Support, Resources
• Tunnel to Towers Weekend Kicks Off With Lynyrd Skynyrd Concert At Liberty Park
• No Injuries After Gunman Opens Fire At Shake Shack In Canoga Park
• 1,500-pound bull that escaped New York farm in July is captured
• Assault Victims Protest Outside U-Michigan Board Meeting
• Naperville Police Searching For 3 Men Wanted In Jewelry Store Robbery
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Outlines Tropical Storm Ida Resource Through Recovery Virtual Town Hall
• Baltimore Man Charged With Murder In Fatal Shooting
• Study Finds That Parents Get 17 Minutes Of Relaxation A Day While On Vacation
• Michigan State Sets Sights On Nebraska
• Massachusetts Senate Passes Bill To Add Gender 'X' Option On Birth Certificates, Drivers Licenses
• UPDATE: Early Morning Crash Shuts Down Lanes On San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
• Pedestrian Dies After Being Struck By Tractor In Traverse County
• Pelinka Says All Lakers Players Will Be Fully Vaccinated By Season Opener
• The Tom Brady Camp Is Pouring Gasoline On Fire Of Bucs-Patriots Hype
• Costco Limiting How Much Toilet Paper, Paper Towels And Cleaning Supplies You Can Buy Again
• Man Dies After Being Shot Multiple Times In Baltimore
• Man Arrested In Countless Social Media Threats Directed At CPS Schools, Days After Shootings Kill 2 Simeon Career Academy Students
• Chuck Grassley, oldest GOP senator at 88, is running for reelection
• Gabby Petito's Fiancé Brian Laundrie Left Behind Wallet And Cellphone Before He Disappeared
• Suspect Brandishing Gun During Standoff Shot, Killed By Deputies Near Lancaster
• Ex-trooper charged for pummeling Black man with flashlight
• PTL Links: Sept. 24, 2021
• No. 19 Michigan Hosts Rutgers
• Boston Man Sentenced For Bringing Women To North Texas To Work In Sex Trade
• Feds Pay First Florida School District For COVID-19 Mask Mandate
• Erik Kravchuk Found Guilty In 'Brazen, Violent' Attack That Killed Aleksandre Sambelashvili
• Celtics Reportedly Sign Guard Ryan Arcidiacono To Training Camp Roster
• National Cathedral replacing Confederate glass with racial justice imagery
• 2,554 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Injury-plagued Ravens Still Running Through Opponents
• 76-Year-Old Woman Killed In Scott County Crash
• Miami Weather: Partly Cloudy With Scattered Afternoon Storms Through Saturday, Cold Front Moves In Sunday
• Stowe Mountain Resort Worker Dies In Zipline Mishap
• Watering Restrictions End In St. Paul, 10 Surrounding Suburbs
• XS Tennis Village In Washington Park To Host Pro Tennis Stars For 'Chicago Fall Classic'
• Tracking The Tropics: Hurricane Sam Rapidly Strengthening In Atlantic
• Weather Blog: Darn Near Perfect Today
• Silicon Valley hopes to use purified wastewater as drinking water
• Hey You Cool Cats And Kittens, Netflix To Release 'Tiger King 2'
• Holy Microwave! You Can't Believe The Amazing Dinners We Made In The Micro! 
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/24 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• NYC Teachers Union Concerned About Potential Staffing Issues As Vaccine Deadline Approaches
• 'Go On With Your Dog And Pony Show': Montgomery County Commissioners Clash During Thursday Board Meeting
• Farmers Across Pittsburgh Team Up With The Food Bank To Help Families In Need
• Taste Of The Town: Sink Your Teeth Into Authentic Cuban Sandwiches At Sanguich de Miami
• 1 killed, 12 injured in shooting at Kroger in Tennessee
• Biden won Arizona in 2020, draft of report on GOP-ordered review shows
• QAnon power vacuum on Telegram fueling antisemitism, ADL says
• Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shots Now Available To Older And At-Risk Americans
• After 16 years, Merkel's time is up, and Germany's heading left
• Derek Chauvin appeals his conviction in George Floyd's death
• High-tech helicopters could be game-changer in fight against wildfires
• Billie Eilish and Nike pair up for vegan Air Jordans
• Tyra Banks Opens Up On Her #1 Beauty Trick And Dancing With The Stars Controversies
• Person Hit, Killed By Driver Of Vehicle In Monroeville On Route 22
• Federal court voids ruling on minimum age requirements for buying guns
• 3.3 million Boppy baby loungers recalled after 8 deaths
• Arrest warrant issued for Brian Laundrie, Gabby Petito's fiancé
• CDC Backs Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shots For Seniors, Some Others
• New York Real Estate Company Considering Turning Former GNC Headquarters Into Apartments
• CDC backs Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine booster shots for millions
• CDC Backs Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shots For Millions Of Seniors, Some Others (CBS News)
• 'People Are Starting To Be A Little Careless:' Fatal Pedestrian Accidents Climbing Again Across Pennsylvania
• Newborn Baby Found Dead In Bag In Upper Darby
• Don Shelby Recovering After Stroke Waylaid His Stage Performance In Passion Project
• 'North Texas Giving Day' Raises A Record-Breaking $66 Million+
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunshine And Cool Temperatures Start The Weekend
• Family: Stranger's body was in mom's casket wearing her clothes
• 73-Year-Old Man Dies In Rollover Crash Near Grant Park
• Dog Groomer Transportation Van Found After Being Stolen With 3 Dogs Inside In Lakeview
• After Trump request, Texas auditing 2020 results in 4 large counties
• Chicago Weather: Weekend Warmup
• Bill To Abolish U.S. Space Force Introduced By North Bay Rep. Jared Huffman
• Families still waiting for federal rental assistance funds
• CDC Director Overrules Panel, Approves Pfizer COVID Booster Shots For Frontline Workers
• U Of M Raptor Center Information
• Crescent Township Police Officer Hospitalized Following Crash
• Food Supply Shortages In Allegheny County Hitting Schools Hard
• Study: Growing Number Of Young People Suffering From Climate Change Anxiety
• Florida Poised To End Financial Ties With Ben & Jerry's Over Decision To Stop Selling Products In West Bank, Gaza
• Rhode Island Home That Inspired 'The Conjuring' Horror Film Is For Sale
• To Do List: Food Festival, Fluff Festival, Kids Festival and More
• Severe Thunderstorms Possible In Central, Eastern Massachusetts
• Report: Attorneys For Christian Bey Want Certain Evidence Suppressed In Criminal Trial
• Mighty Moose 5k Road Race For Ovarian Cancer Prevention Returns With In-Person Event Sunday In Concord
• Butler Transit Authority Stops Local Service Due To Driver Shortage
• Boppy Company Recalls More Than 3 Million Newborn Loungers Due To Suffocation Risk
• Federal Judge Dismisses Some Of The Sexual Abuse Lawsuits Against Ohio State And Dr. Richard Strauss
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Announces New Vaccine Lottery Incentives For Ohioans Between 12 And 25-Years-Old
• Pirates 6-Run Lead Erased, Lose 12-6 To Philadelphia Phillies
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/24 Friday Morning Forecast

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• Arizona 2020 election review affirms President Biden's victory
• Daniel Robinson's father searches for son for three months
• CDC green lights coronavirus booster shots for millions of vulnerable Americans
• Woman arrested for allegedly starting California wildfire
• Costco limits toilet paper and bottled water purchases
• Manhunt continues for Brian Laundrie
• 8 arrested in hazing death of VCU student
• Controversial Arizona recount reaffirms Biden's victory
• Police identify alleged gunman in Tennessee supermarket shooting
• CDC chief expands COVID booster shot recommendation
• Last migrants depart Texas border camp
• House advances abortion protections as government shutdown threat looms
• Guidelines on who should get Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine booster shots
• What makes someone more likely to lose money to financial fraud?
• Tony Awards returning with a live audience after Broadway's pandemic shutdown
• Endowments rise for historically black colleges and universities amid social justice era
• Turkish President Erdogan: Nobody can interfere in Turkey's decisions on defense systems
• FBI: Murder rate climbed 29% in 2020 despite COVID-19 lockdowns
• Bridger Aerospace CEO on technology helping fight California wildfires
• Housing discrimination causes generational wealth gap between White and Black Americans
• Infectious disease specialist on COVID-19, CDC decision on Pfizer booster shots
• QAnon conspiracy theories and antisemitic messages spreading, Anti-Defamation League reports
• Police hold briefing on Kroger shooting in Collierville, Tennessee
• "48 Hours" explores what happened to Gabby Petito
• Biden speaks on booster shots, COVID response and economic plans
• R. Kelly jury in New York racketeering case starts deliberations today
• Prince Harry and Meghan Markle make philanthropic visit to New York City
• "Mikey Likes It" owner Mikey Cole shares how making ice cream turned his life around
• Reese Witherspoon on Hello Sunshine, helping "people who have felt other for so long"
• Global shortage of semiconductors devastates U.S. auto industry and its workers
• Afghan translator hiding from Taliban speaks to CBS News: "Every moment I'm in danger"
• California firefighters use high-tech helicopter to fight massive wildfires
• WorldView: Catalan separatist leader detained in Italy
• Who will replace Angela Merkel in Germany?
• Night-flying helicopters that could change firefighting
• January 6 committee issues first round of subpoenas to four Trump White House allies
• Draft report of GOP-backed ballot review in Maricopa County affirms Biden won
• CDC overrules advisory panel and endorses Pfizer COVID boosters for workers at risk
• 9/24: CBSN AM
• Germany's federal election narrows in race to replace Chancellor Angela Merkel