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Articles from September 27, 2021

• Family Of Man Killed In DUI Crash Outraged Driver Spent Only One Week In Jail
• Haniger Hits 2 HRs, Mariners Beat A's to Gain In Wild-Card Race, 13-4
• UPDATE: Heroic Rookie SJ Officer Speaks Out About Rescuing Driver From Burning Car
• Fire Investigators Looking Into Possible Connection Between Rio Linda Fire And Suspicious Fires
• Pasadena Considers Technology To Help Law Enforcement Detect Gunshots
• Aurora Police Association Launches 'No Confidence Vote' On Chief, Cites 'Hysterical Overreaction'
• LA County Reports 5 New COVID-19 Deaths; Hospitalizations Hold Steady
• Placerville Woman Paints Fire-Themed Rocks To Say 'Thanks' To Firefighters
• Wildfire Sparks In Ptarmigan Wilderness Above Town Of Silverthorne
• Hector Frias-Chavarria Sentenced For Drunken & Deadly Road Rage Crash
• Fire Inside Highway 160 Overpass Points To Dangerous Places People Are Making Their Homes
• High COVID Plateau In Colorado Somewhat Dependent On Vaccines For Children
• Sempra, SoCalGas To Pay Up To $1.8 Billion Over Aliso Canyon Gas Blowout
• Vandal Caught On Camera Trashing Trader Todd's Bar In Lakeview, Leaving Racist And Threatening Graffiti
• Chicago Weather: Beach Hazards
• Dozens Of Massachusetts State Police Troopers Resigning Over COVID Vaccine Mandate, Union Says
• Parents Of Immunocompromised Girl Say Long Island School District Refused Requests For Adequate Remote Option
• After 22 Years Of 'Psychological Torture' In Solitary Confinement, Anthony Gay Fights For State Law Restricting Its Use
• Wait Time Between Flu Shot And Booster? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers COVID Vaccine Questions
• Terence Blanchard Becomes First Black Composer At Metropolitan Opera On Historic Night At Lincoln Center
• Denver Approves $1.5 Million To Help Rebuild Local Restaurant & Hospitality Industry
• Gabby Petito's Tragic Death Prompts Broader Discussion About Toxic Relationships
• Burned Out Single-Family Home In Melrose For Sale 'As Is' For $399,000
• New York City's Vaccine Mandate Could Impact Nets Season, As Irving Reportedly Not Getting Shot
• Pittsburgh Man Who Survived COVID-19 Undergoes Transplant After Virus Resurfaces And Attacks Heart
• Suffolk County Led New York In Deadly Crashes In 2020, Study Finds
• Sports Betting In Colorado To Be 'Astronomical' During Football Season
• Deadline Looms For Students Who Want To Cancel Bad Grades Caused By Pandemic
• Cowboys Dominate NFC East Rival Eagles 41-21
• Jalen Hurts, Eagles No Match For Cowboys In 41-21 Loss In Dallas
• Armed Woman Dies Following Allen Police Officer-Involved Shooting In Wendy's Parking
• Giants Hold NL West Lead, Top Rockies; Belt's Hand Injured
• California First In Nation To Require Hourly Wages In Garment Industry
• Toddler Taken To Hospital With Gunshot Wound, Police Investigating
• Wolves And Lynx Owners Talk Teams' Futures; KAT Voices 'Instability' Concerns
• North Korea fires short-range missile to sea in latest test
• BSO Searching For Tamarac Burglar Claiming To Be Deputy
• Special City Of Miami Commission Meeting Held To Discuss Future Of Chief Art Acevedo
• Weeks After Deadline, Still No Deal For Frontline Worker Pay
• Northeastern Rowing Team Rescues Man After Car Crashes Into Charles River
• As California's Eviction Ban Ends, Some Protections Remain
• 'Our Presence Is Showing Our Love': On The Streets Of Minneapolis With Violence Interrupters
• Suspect Sought In Penn Hills Shooting That Injured 17-Year-Old Boy
• Injuries At Cornerback, Running Back Hinder 49ers
• SF Police Arrest 2 Men Who Allegedly Shot Woman Who Refused To Give Them Her Camera
• 'The School Shouldn't Be Open Right Now': Parents React To COVID-19 Outbreak At Cherry Hill Elementary Middle School
• Almost 9,000 Vaccinated Marylanders Get Additional Shots Since Approval of Pfizer Booster
• 'We're The Cure To This Situation': 9 Killed, 13 Wounded In Baltimore Over The Past Week
• Former Chief Public Defender Mary Moriarty Announces Campaign For Hennepin County Attorney
• Students At Chicago Collegiate High School, Oak Lawn's Richards High School Each Facing Possible Charges After Bringing Loaded Guns To School
• Baltimore Financier Chuck Nabit, Accused Of Spending Over $90K On Sex Trafficking, Sentenced To 18 Months In Federal Prison
• Baltimore Man Cleared Of Murder Decades Later: 'You Can't Give Up'
• Ravens Host Fourth Annual PLAY 60 All-Ability Football Clinic
• UPDATE: Moratoriums on Canceling Fire Insurance for California Residents Only a Temporary Fix
• Bears Vs. Browns: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly
• Denver Approves $1 Million Grant To Help Ease Hiring Struggles
• Hispanic Heritage Month: Mexicantown Through Artist Eyes
• United Airlines Facing Record $1.9 Million Fine For Extended Delays
• Ford Recalls Mustang Mach-E For Windshield, Sunroof Issues
• James Craig To Meet With Former President Trump This Week
• Camden County Police Department's First Hispanic Chief, Latina Captain Shaped By Childhoods In Camden
• Doctor Fights State After Marijuana Sting Operation
• Southfield Residents On Edge After Several Coyote Sightings In Multiple Locations
• Gov. Newsom Signs Bill To Make Pandemic-Era Mail-In Voting Permanent In California
• 'We Really Need Help': 27J District Warns Of Service Cuts Amidst Staffing Shortages
• Couple celebrating 50th anniversary killed in Amtrak train derailment
• Woman Hit, Killed By Vehicle In North Mayfair
• COVID: SF Announces $12 Million Arts Funding For In-Person Festivals, Parades
• Report: As Daughter Sought South Dakota License, Gov. Noem Summoned Agency Head
• Police Looking For Stolen Dirt Bike From Indiana County
• Frequent 'Fast Trip' Power Outages Spark Outrage Against PG&E In Town Of La Honda
• Court Clears Social Media Companies In Pulse Massacre
• Some Calif. Residents Face Losing Fire Protection Insurance After Moratorium Protecting Them Expired
• Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey Announces New Public Safety Proposal Ahead Of Vote On MPD's Future
• BPD Officer Injured While Attempting To Arrest Home Invasion Suspect
• Pleasanton Police Arrest 3 Teens After Attempted Armed Robbery at Stoneridge Mall
• U.S. expels nearly 4,000 Haitian migrants in 9 days
• Giants Lose Home Run Leader Brandon Belt to Broken Left Thumb
• Local Unhoused Man Creates Wall Of Bicycles In Koreatown
• Police Seek Suspect In Cambridge Road Rage Stabbing
• Nestlé Recalls Over 27,000 Pounds Of Frozen DiGiorno Pepperoni Pizza
• North Texas Woman Whose Unborn Child Could Not Be Saved Shares Personal Abortion Story
• R. Kelly Found Guilty Of All Counts In Sex Trafficking, Racketeering Trial
• Fair Oaks Woman Killed In Carmichael Car Crash
• Man Arrested After 1-Year-Old Boy Boy Reportedly Found Unresponsive In Bathtub Dies
• Texas Secretary of State's Office Releases New Information On Audit of 2020 Election
• DeRozan, Ball, Caruso Appear In Their New Threads On Bulls Media Day
• Sacramento Family Searching For Answers After Great-Grandmother Hit And Killed
• COVID: Santa Clara County Opens Sites To Provide Pfizer Booster Shots
• Child Dies Of Rare Brain-Eating Amoeba Infection Linked To Arlington Splash Pad
• 'Now We're Able To Make A Living Income Doing What We Love': New Legislation Caps Cottage Food Salary
• Bengals' Tyler Boyd: The Steelers 'Gave Up' Late In Sunday's Game
• Murder rate soared in 2020 amid gun stockpiling, pandemic pressures
• Marjory Stoneman Douglas Public Safety Commission Meets In Person For 1st Time In 2 Years
• Exhibit celebrates Latino lowrider culture that was once condemned
• Some Health Care Workers Still Defiant As New York State Vaccine Mandate Takes Effect
• Mayor De Blasio Visits Rikers Island Amid Mounting Pressure To Address Conditions For Inmates, Correction Officers
• Cash-Strapped Tenants Fear End Of California's COVID Eviction Moratorium
• Tibbetts Brook Daylighting Project May Ease Flooding On Major Deegan Expressway
• Britney Spears' legal team responds to report of surveillance by her father
• Denver Weather: Cooler Temperatures Arrive Quickly
• Point Park University Email On Gender Pronouns Stirs Up Debate
• Butler Transit Authority Bus Driver Dies After Short Battle With COVID-19
• Customers Raising Money To Help Stamford Barbershop Rebuild After Fire
• Man Dies After Being Shot In West Baltimore Monday Evening
• Structures Threatened By Fire In Rio Linda
• Pamela Espeland, Twin Cities Art Journalism Icon, Dies
• How Far Is 66 Yards? Ravens Fans Continue To Celebrate Justin Tucker's Record Setting Field Goal
• Premier Washington Health Center Dealing With COVID-19 Outbreak
• New Jersey Offers Cash To Get Workers Training, Small Business Jobs
• Retired Police Officers Playing Dual Roles At State Fair Of Texas
• Fraternity Chapter At Northwestern University Under Cease-And-Desist Order Amid Drugging Claims; Student Who Claims She Was Drugged Comes Forward In Op-Ed
• More Shootings In The Loop So Far This Year Than In All Of 2020; Downtown Area Community Leaders Call For Prevention
• Childhood Cancer Awareness Month: Survivor Studying To Be Nurse After Being Inspired By Medical Professionals Who Helped Her
• Residents On Tyler Avenue In Export Not Receiving Mail After Dog Chases Postal Carrier, USPS Says
• Evesham Township Police Searching For Suspect Accused Of Hitting Officer With Stolen Truck
• Demand For Truck Drivers 'Never Been Greater' Despite Supply Chain Issues
• Allina's Buffalo Clinic Reopens With Renovations Months After Deadly Shooting
• Philadelphia Flower Show Set For Return To South Philly's FDR Park In 2022
• Dallas 10-Year-Old With Underlying Conditions Dies From COVID-19
• 'I'm Ready': Rep. Karen Bass Running For LA Mayor
• Woman Dies, 2 Children Hurt In E-Bike Crash On San Juan Capistrano Trail
• Accused gunman was asked to leave his job hours before Kroger shooting
• Pfizer Booster Shots Available To Those Eligible In Queen Anne's County
• Visitors Reminded To Give Wildlife Plenty Of Room During Rut
• Cousins Thriving While Vikings Find Balance On Offense
• Double Dutch In North Texas
• Satellite Maker Terran Orbital Investing $300M To Build World's Largest Commercial Spacecraft Facility In Florida
• Denver Police Search For Suspect Driver In Deadly Hit & Run That Killed Man In Wheelchair
• Topsfield Fair Returns Friday After Year Off Due To Pandemic
• Company Says Planned Natural Gas Pipeline From Pennsylvania To New Jersey Won't Go Forward
• Doctors Start Giving COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shots
• Minnesota Expands Home Heating Aid Program Eligibility
• Red Cross Dealing With Emergency Blood Shortage, Lowest Post-Summer Inventory In 6 Years
• Study: Nearly 26,000 Kids Sit On Child Care Waitlists Across Pennsylvania
• Palo Alto Parking Garage Vandalized With Hate Graffiti For 2nd Time In 2 Weeks
• Newsom Makes Voting By Mail Permanent In California
• Battle over how states redraw their districts begins
• Man Who Moved Away Still Getting Parking Tickets On Car He No Longer Owns
• Former USC Soccer Coach Laura Janke Admits To Creating Fake Athletic Profiles To Help Unqualified Students
• Harbaugh Compares Justin Tucker's Long Field Goal To 'Happy Gilmore'
• MBTA Says Inspectors Checked Escalator 3 Weeks Before It Malfunctioned
• United Airlines Faces Lawsuit Brought On By Employee Over COVID Vaccine
• LASD Searching For 24-Year-Old Ashley Katelyn Cobain Missing From San Fernando
• Demolition Begins On Remains Of FIU Pedestrian Bridge That Killed 6 In Collapse
• State Lawmakers Debate Safe Injection Site Proposals
• 21 Kilos Of Carfentanil, An Elephant Tranquilizer 10,000 Times More Potent Than Morphine, Seized From Perris Home
• I-Team: Consumers Report Car Dealers For Using Deceptive Advertising Tactics
• Minnesota Parents Want More School COVID Protocols As Cases Spike
• 'I'm Angry, I'm Frustrated': City Leaders React As Philadelphia Surpasses 400 Homicides In 2021
• Philadelphia High School Football Player Ivan Hicks Died From Cardiovascular Disease During July Scrimmage, Coroner Says
• Miami Police Chief Art Acevedo Calls Out Commissioners In Scathing Memo Ahead Of No-Confidence Vote
• EEOC Files Pay Discrimination Lawsuit Against Baltimore Auto Dealer
• Mass. Extends School Mask Mandate; Some Middle And High Schools Can Opt Out Mid-October
• 'Extremely Frustrating': Not All School Districts Implementing COVID Test & Stay Program
• Rogel Aguilera-Mederos Trial: Jury Selection Continues For 2019 Deadly I-70 Semi Crash
• Nestlé Recalls DiGiorno Frozen Pizzas That Were Mislabeled, May Contain Allergen
• 2-Time Cancer Survivor Running Boston Marathon For Dana-Farber
• Missing Dog Makes It Home Safe After Being Stolen Along With Vehicle
• FBI Pittsburgh Launches Campaign Urging People To Report Hate Crimes
• Who Should Get The COVID Booster Shot? Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida Weighs In
• Gov. Newsom Makes California's Voting By Mail System Permanent
• Sheriff's Office: CU Student Purposely Jumped Into Abandoned Mine
• Trial Underway For Gilbert Newton III, Philadelphia Man Accused Of Stabbing To Death Ex-Girlfriend Morgan McCaffery
• White Sox Hold Off Tigers With 8-7 Win After Benches Clear
• ATF Offers $5,000 Reward For Info Leading To Minneapolis Church Arsonist
• Haddon Township Community Grieving Unexpected Death Of Seventh-Grader Amelia Perry
• Dallas Firefighters Find Dead Dog Inside Burning House
• John Hinckley, Who Shot Reagan, To Be Freed From Oversight
• Sheriff: Car-To-Car Shooting Near Large Party In Yuba City Leaves 1 Hurt
• Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Unveils Ethics Reform Plan To Crack Down On Corruption At City Hall
• ⚠️ Warning: Major Traffic Shift Coming For I-395 Ramp To I-95
• Police: Miami Man Kills Father, Critically Injures Mother Found With 'Knife Blade Stuck In Her Back'
• Mount Diablo High School In Concord Briefly Locked Down After Student Found With Gun Magazine
• Dallas Fed chief to step down following trading disclosure
• Social Media Proven To Have Long-Term Negative Effects On Teens And Young Adults, Reports Say
• Landsat Earth observation satellite launched into orbit
• Bob Dylan Coming To Pittsburgh In November
• 1 Dead, Suspect Sought In Daytime San Francisco Mission District Shooting
• Hospitals Throughout Philadelphia Region Seeing Baby Boom More Than A Year Into Pandemic
• Pennsylvania State Trooper Charged With Aggravated Assault, Resisting Arrest and Disorderly Conduct
• Matthew Slater On Tom Brady: 'That's The Greatest Player In The History Of Football'
• 22-Year-Old Man Killed In Fairmount Park Shooting, Philadelphia Police Say
• Gunfire From Sharon Hill Officers Killed Child, Injured Four Others Outside Delaware County Football Game, DA Says
• Arvada Residents Facing Outdoor Watering Restrictions As Ralston Reservoir Closes For Repairs
• Attorney For Brian Laundrie's Family Says FBI Has Asked Parents For Personal Belongings To Help With DNA Matching
• Massachusetts Reports 4,095 New COVID Cases, 14 Additional Deaths Over 3 Days
• Baltimore Police Seeking Public's Help IDing Jane Doe
• Cousins Plead Guilty In Homewood Beating Death
• Joseph Jimenez Pleads Not Guilty By Reason Of Insanity In Corona Movie Theater Double Murder
• First Arrest In University Hill Riot, Henry Chardack, Now Sentenced
• 4 Pennsylvania Teens Accused Of Planning Attack At Dunmore High School On Anniversary Of Columbine Shooting
• R. Kelly Found Guilty of All Charges in Racketeering Trial
• South Jersey Boy Battling Cancer Becomes Honorary Sergeant For Washington Township Police
• November & December Scheduling Updates
• Texas Mother Admits Making Teen Daughter Take Drugs To Throw Off Urine Test
• Missing Hiker Rescued Nearly 2 Days After Becoming Lost In Boulder County
• 73-Year-Old Woman Fatally Struck in Concord Pedestrian Accident
• Lockout At 3 Arlington ISD Schools Lifted, Teen Had Been Shot Nearby
• Cheryl Burke Tests Positive For COVID Ahead Of 'Dancing With The Stars' Performance
• Energy Assistance Program
• Denton Man Found Shot To Death In His Apartment, Suspect At Large
• Baltimore City Ethics Board Releases First Annual Report Since 2014
• Cinematographers' Union Board Votes To Support Potential Hollywood Workers Strike
• Harvard Moves First-Year MBA Classes Online Temporarily Due To 'Steady Rise In Breakthrough Infections'
• Teens charged with planning Columbine-style attack at their high school
• Baltimore County Police Searching For 11-Year-Old Karon Morris
• Celtics Guard Dennis Schroder Explains What Really Happened With That Contract Extension From Lakers
• Oreo Pokémon cookies reselling for thousands of dollars
• Gov. DeSantis Wants Facebook Investigated For Election Interference
• Baby Girl Found Unresponsive In Ambridge Revived With Narcan; Mother Arrested
• Public's Help Requested After Car Stolen With 5-Month-Old Dog Inside; Both May Be In St. Paul Area
• Baltimore County Police Seeking Public's Assistance In Identifying Burglary Suspect
• Police: Man Shot In Head, Multiple Times In Body, Killed In West Philadelphia
• Earth-Monitoring Landsat 9 Satellite Launches From Central California
• Report: James White Out Indefinitely With Hip Subluxation
• Reports Of Active Shooter At Carthage College In Kenosha Deemed Unfounded, Police Give 'All Clear'
• R. Kelly Found Guilty Of All Counts In Sex Trafficking, Racketeering Trial
• Jayson Tatum Confirms He's Vaccinated & Other COVID Topics From Celtics Media Day
• Harvard Business School goes virtual amid rise in COVID cases
• R. Kelly Found Guilty Of All Counts In Sex Trafficking, Racketeering Trial
• LA County DA George Gascón Dismisses Nearly 60,000 More Marijuana Convictions
• Cam Newton: 'What You Gonna Do -- Cry? No'
• New Jersey Reopening Several COVID-19 Vaccine Mega Sites For Pfizer Booster Shots
• Facebook Pauses Development of Instagram for Kids After Pushback
• TikTok Says It Has 1 Billion Monthly Active Users; Joins Facebook, Google In Reaching Mark
• National Aviary Remains Closed As Staff Focuses 'On Kody's Safe Return'
• Sheriff: Florida Woman Accused Of Throwing Firebombs At Buddhist Temple
• Maryland Man Charged For Stealing Over $3.5M In PPP Funds
• 2 Arrested In Shooting, Attempted Robbery Of Photographer In San Francisco's Mission District
• Vanessa Lachey Says NCIS: Hawaii Is 'Evolving The Franchise'
• Caught On Video: Anti-Mask Protest Turns Violent At Roscoe's Chicken And Waffles In California
• Man Dies After Being Shot In Head Multiple Times In East Baltimore
• DEA Alert: Sharp Increase In Fake Prescription Pills Containing Fentanyl And Meth
• Red Sox Playoff Tickets Go On Sale Wednesday Morning
• Broncos Lose Speedy Receiver KJ Hamler To Torn Left ACL
• Pittsburgh Police Mourn Officer's Sudden Death
• 2 NYPD Officers Seriously Injured By Fireworks Blast In Queens
• Northwestern University Bans All Social Activities At Campus Fraternities Until At Least Mid-October After Reports Of Drugging; Some Students Want Greek Life Abolished
• All-Black Everest Team Aims To Diversify Outdoors Industry
• 4-Year-Old Overdosed On Methadone, Now Manchester, NH Police Searching For Mother
• Ex-Northwestern Professor To Stand Trial In Fatal Stabbing
• UMass Investigating 'Blatantly Racist' Emails Sent To Black Student Organizations
• 4 Takeaways From The Ravens-Lions Game
• TOOL Sets January 2022 Date At Golden 1 Center In Sacramento
• Hart High School Investigating Threat Scrawled In Campus Restroom
• Vandenberg Launches 2,000th Rocket Monday
• 1 Dead In Yellow Medicine County After Car, Tractor Collide
• Hershey Kisses Ranked As Maryland's Top-Selling Halloween Candy
• 10 good gifts for girls
• Search Crews Begin Recovery Process After Missing Hiker Vaughn Fetzer's Body Found
• Powerball Jackpot Jumps To $545 Million For Monday Night's Drawing
• Ballot Drive: Join Michigan With National Popular Vote Pact
• Former Ald. Ricardo Munoz Pleads Guilty To Using Political Funds He Controlled For Personal Expenses
• Texas Supreme Court Again Denies City Of Fort Worth's Request To Review Decisions To Fire Former Police Chief Joel Fitzgerald
• 'You Don't Talk Down To Kids': Kimiko Glenn On Nickelodeon's 'Baby Shark's Big Show' & 'Orange Is The New Black'
• Legislation On Mask-Wearing In Youth Sports Clears House Committee
• Marcus Smart Ready For A Fresh Start In His New Role With Celtics
• One Dead, 3 Injured In Horrific Richmond I-80 Chain Reaction Crash
• Caught On Video: Anti-Mask Protest Turns Violent At Roscoe's Chicken And Waffles In Anaheim
• B.A.A. Announces 'Dick & Rick Hoyt Award'; Hospital Workers To Be Honored During 125th Boston Marathon
• Germany elects two transgender women to parliament
• Edgar Hernandez-Flores Sentenced To 30 Years In Prison For Shooting Death Of Jeremy Jamaal Rudolph
• The Ones For Texas: Paisley's Pals
• Northwestern suspends fraternity events after drugging allegations
• Pennsylvania Republicans Aim To Make Big Election Changes Through Constitutional Amendment
• One Dead In 'Suspicious' Early Morning Cupertino House Fire
• Santa Rosa 19-Year-Old On Probation Accused Of Possessing 'Ghost Gun', Cocaine
• Mayor De Blasio Unveils Extreme Weather Plan To Avoid Death And Destruction Of Ida During Future Storms
• Republicans Aim To Make Big Election Changes In Constitution
• Hamler Out For The Season
• WATCH: Kimiko Glenn On Nickelodeon's 'Baby Shark's Big Show' & 'Orange Is The New Black'
• University Of Colorado Boulder Built 'CUTE' Satellite Launches Into Space
• Biden gets COVID-19 booster shot on camera
• Capital Gazette Mass Shooter To Be Sentenced Tuesday
• 2 Dead, 4-Year-Old Critically Injured In Andover Crash
• Pfizer is testing a pill to ward off COVID-19
• Amazon Warehouse In Burlington Evacuated After Bomb Threat
• Sacramento Man, 39, Killed In Crash Near Davis; DUI Suspected
• Dozens Of Massachusetts State Police Troopers Resigning Over COVID Vaccine Mandate, Union Says
• Markey, Trahan Call On Facebook To 'Completely Abandon' Instagram For Kids Following Pause
• Here's How Mac Jones And The Rest Of The Rookie QB Class Have Performed Thus Far In 2021
• Ben Simmons Did Not Report To Sixers Training Camp As Preparations For 2021 Season Begin
• Mesquite Animal Control Officers Rescue 111 Dogs From Deplorable Conditions
• Biden Administration Unveils New Plan To Save DACA Immigration Program
• Mid-Michigan Man Arrested In Deaths Of 3 Relatives
• 'An Epidemic': TSA Catches 4 Guns In 4 Days At Pittsburgh International Airport
• Colorado's COVID Testing Program Under Fire After Use Of Tests Off-Label Despite Concerns
• TSA Officers Confiscate Loaded Handgun From Woman At Philadelphia International Airport
• Project HOME Opens Peg's Place, A Residence In North Philadelphia For Those Who Need Recovery Services
• United Airlines Fined $1.9 Million For Extended Delays
• Yes, Your Allergies Are Probably Acting Up As DFW Ranks At Top Of Worst Cities For Pollen
• Reagan shooter John Hinckley to receive unconditional release
• Manhunt Underway After Suspect Escapes Custody At Bellevue Hospital
• Chicago Area Auto Mechanics Back On The Job After 8-Week Strike
• Texas Lawmakers Propose New Congressional Maps That Would Fortify GOP Advantages
• Investigation Underway Into Deadly Amtrak Train Derailment
• 8th Avenue Bridge Shut Down Through May 2022 While Crews Build Bigger, Better Replacement
• Dallas Police K-9 Ballentine Makes 42 Pound Marijuana Bust At Dallas Love Field Airport
• COVID In MN: 43,000+ Vaccine Booster Shots Administered So Far
• Michigan Man Pleads Guilty To Vermont School Shooting Threat
• Trevor Noah Coming To Pittsburgh In 2022
• Garland Silver Alert Canceled After Elderly Couple Richard And Henrietta Rocha Found Safe
• Aaron Jenkins Charged With Attempted Murder In Shooting Of CPD Officer In South Shore
• FOUND Hotel Employee Charged With Stabbing Guest Due To Appear In Court
• PennDOT Asking Drivers For Feedback On Construction And Maintenance
• Baltimore Woman, 29, Arrested In Murder Of Woman At Pikesville Motel
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 3-Day Total Of 1,029 New Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• NYPD: 5 Shot, Including Suspect, After Fight Breaks Out As Bars Close In Upper Manhattan
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 3-Day Total Of 12,223 Cases, 87 Deaths
• John Hinckley, Who Attempted To Assassinate President Reagan, Gets Unconditional Release
• Haitian Migrants Cleared From Texas Border Camp, But Where Are They?
• Denny Hamlin Winning In The Playoffs
• LuBird's Light Playground Celebrates Children Of All Abilities
• Delta variant is weighing on U.S. growth, economists say
• Ex-Tyler Legacy Principal Dan Crawford Pleads Guilty After Cocaine Bust 
• Gov. Hogan Requests Disaster Declaration For Ida Damage To Pave Way For Federal Funding
• Ford Family Member Named Head Of Global Brand Merchandising
• Folake Olowofoyeku And Billy Gardell Call 'Bob Hearts Abishola' Wedding Tonight 'A Historic Moment'
• Pittsburgh Penguins' Zach Aston-Reese Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Defense Comes Up Short In Another Major Moment And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Los Angeles County Gas Prices Hit New 2021 High
• $1 Million Jackpot Scratch Ticket Win Makes Paris Resident Rich
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Fall Slightly But Drivers Still Paying 'Most Expensive Prices Since Oct. 2014'
• Missing Person: 33-Year-Old Ashley Carlson's Last Known Location Was In Hinckley
• 'Kites Over The Hudson' Draws Visitors To George Washington's Headquarters, 1st Publicly Owned Historic Site
• Mothers Tearfully Remember Children Slain In Bay Area Homicides
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• 'Art In The Park' Celebrates National Public Lands Day At Paterson Great Falls National Historic Park
• Deal To Provide Clean Energy To 7 Michigan Parks, Offices
• Bob Dylan Coming To Boston For One Show In November
• ????Turtles Do Fly! Rescue Group Flies Sea Turtle From Florida Keys To Texas
• "DWTS" pro Cheryl Burke tests positive for COVID-19
• CU Boulder Student Rescued After Falling Into Abandoned Mine
• Baltimore Police Make Attempted Murder Arrest In Summer Shooting
• Police Seize 7 Vans Allegedly Used As Airbnb Rentals In Manhattan
• Mesquite Announces New Top Cop, 27-Year Veteran Of Police Department David Gill
• Jury Deliberations To Resume Monday In R. Kelly Trial
• Small Plane Skids Off Runway Following Landing Gear Collapse At Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport
• Vendors Excited About Return Of In-Person Events As Thousands Attend Denver American Indian Festival
• SUV Of 84-Year-Old Missing Since May Found In Michigan River
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 42 Hospitalized Within The Last 24 Hours, 11 New Deaths Reported
• Suspect Broke Into Car Parked Near American River Confluence, Stole Credit Cards And Used Them At Auburn Stores
• 9 Killed, 58 Wounded In Weekend Shootings Across Chicago
• An Angry Tom Brady Is About To Return To New England
• Trial Starts Monday For Gilbert Newton III, Philadelphia Teen Accused Of Killing Ex-Girlfriend Morgan McCaffery
• Miami Weather: Drier Weather Pattern With Less Humidity And Plenty Of Sunshine
• Drivers Curious Why The Camel Crossed The Road After Sighting In North Texas
• After 19 Months, Detroit Institute Of Arts Welcomes School Field Trips
• Growing Salmonella Outbreak Has Sickened 10 In Massachusetts; CDC Names Possible Food Sources
• Tracking The Tropics: Sam Remains Major Category 4 Hurricane Heading North As We Watch Two More Systems In Atlantic
• Woman Accused Of Telling Black Couple At Brooklyn Dog Park, 'Stay In Your Hood'
• Broncos Fans Fill Empower Field At Mile High For The First Time In Nearly 2 Years
• Missing Marysville Teen Carmen Miller May Be Victim Of Sex Trafficking, Police Say
• OT Interception Gives No. 20 Spartans The Win
• Rebecca Kolls Cooking Demonstrations
• Navy Week In Minneapolis
• Concern Over School Bus Staffing In Connecticut As New COVID Protocols Begin
• Denver Weather: From Near Record Heat To The Coolest Weather In Months
• No. 19 Michigan Beats Rutgers
• 'We Will Not Boost Our Way Out Of This Pandemic,' CDC Director Says As 70 Million Eligible Americans Remain Unvaccinated
• 16-Year-Old Ricardo Ramirez Shot To Death On Compton Street
• Allegheny Health Network To Begin Administering COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Doses To Eligible Individuals
• Facebook Says It Will "Pause" Instagram Kids After Backlash
• Woman Killed After Prius Slams Into Semi-Truck In Van Nuys
• PTL Links: Sept. 27, 2021
• Help! My Feet Are Killing Me
• 'Please Return Stewie': Miami Springs Family Pleads For Return Of Missing Blind, Deaf Elderly Dog
• Lions Lose A Stunner To The Ravens
• Study Finds 3 In 5 Americans Would End Date Over Eating Habits
• Could You Have Super Immunity To Covid And Not Know It?
• Tootsie Pops Ranked As Most Popular Halloween Candy In Minnesota
• With Playoff Dreams Dancing In Their Heads; San Francisco 49ers Fans Return To Levi's Stadium
• China says U.K. warship in Taiwan Strait shows "evil intentions"
• Proposed Campground Expansion At Auburn State Recreation Area Draws Concern Over Wildfire Risk
• Boston Police Search For Possible Missing Girl In Mattapan
• Facebook says it will "pause" Instagram Kids after backlash
• Why Germany post-Angela Merkel may feel a lot like the Merkel years
• Political wrangling may impede bill on new car safety standards
• CDC Director Says Trick-Or-Treating Is Safe For Kids This Halloween
• COVID-19 Vaccination Rates Among LAPD And LAFD Well Behind LA County Residents
• Broadway Is Back: 'Moulin Rouge!' Takes Top Prize At Tony Awards
• Jenna Culley Events
• Red Sox Drop Ball Against Yankees, But Schedule Favors Them In Wild Card Race
• First There Were Reports Of Thefts, Now Park Ridge Moves To Replace Rusty, Insecure Mail Box
• Family Pet Killed In House Fire In Minneapolis
• South Korea's president raises ban on eating dog meat
• Man Shot, Killed In Southwest Baltimore
• Weather Blog: Did Weather Conditions Play Into Justin Tucker's Kick?
• Plympton Couple Starring In New HGTV Show On Repairing Historic Homes
• 93-Year-Old Motorcyclist Killed In Crash In Glenwood
• It Starts At The Gateway Arch And Ends In Texas -- The Rolling Stones American Tour Opens
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/27 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Fire spreading in Northern California sends residents fleeing
• Liz Cheney tells 60 Minutes "I was wrong" on same-sex marriage
• Mom and toddler die in "suspicious" fall at Padres' Petco Park
• Minnesota Weather: Twin Cities In For Unseasonable Stretch Of Above Average Temps
• Jury Deliberations To Resume Monday In R. Kelly Trial
• La Palma airport forced to close as volcano continues to erupt on island
• At least 3 killed when Amtrak train derails in Montana
• Bill Belichick Says He Never Wanted Tom Brady To Leave Patriots: 'We Weren't As Good An Option As Tampa'
• Brian Boyd Faces Arraignment In Hit-And-Run Death Of Actress Lisa Banes
• 2021 Tony Awards: Complete list of winners and nominees
• Biden urges passage of two key bills amid legislative "stalemate"
• Large Sea Turtle Takes To The Skies For Trip From Florida To Texas Conservatory
• Hurricane Sam "has peaked in intensity," no landfall expected
• N.Y. prepares for possible staff shortages as COVID vaccine mandate nears
• Here are the workers now eligible for a COVID-19 booster shot
• American Red Cross Seeking Blood Donations Amid Emergency Blood Shortage
• Schools without mask mandates more likely to have COVID outbreaks, CDC finds
• Hershey's Mini Bars Rank As The Top-Selling Halloween Candy In Pa.
• Man Shot Outside Of Marriott Hotel In Center City
• Blue Alert Issued Out Of North Florida County For Patrick McDowell, Accused Of Murdering Deputy During Traffic Stop
• Orange County Officials Searching For 19-Year-Old Miya Marcano
• 1 Person Injured After Car, Flatbed Truck Collide On White Horse Pike In Winslow Township
• Switzerland votes to legalize same-sex marriage: "Historic day"
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cloudy Conditions Ahead Of Overnight Storm Chances
• Suspect Tries To Break Into ATM In Portage Park Using Blow Torch
• 49ers Leave Too Much Time After Comeback, Rodgers Leads Packers To 30-28 Win
• Cargo Traffic To Resume At Texas Border Crossing Where Migrants Made Camp
• First Evacuees From Afghanistan Arrive In Massachusetts
• 1 Dead, 3 Injured After Shooting In Humboldt Park
• Utah player killed in shooting less than year after teammate
• Stolen Trailer With Barrels Of Oil Leads To Hazmat Situation In Strawberry Mansion
• Many People Left Waiting For Payments From IRS For Tax Refunds, Stimulus Checks, Child Tax Credits
• Health Experts Optimistic Latest COVID-19 Surge Could Soon Subside
• 9 Hurt At Back Bay MBTA Station After Escalator Malfunction
• Chicago Weather: Warm, Sunny Week Ahead
• In A Matter Of Days, Pfizer CEO Says They'll Be Ready To Ask For Approval Of A COVID-19 Vaccine For Kids
• Motorcyclist Killed In Crash Along Kelly Drive
• 'It Was Pretty Chaotic': 3 Dead In Montana Amtrak Train Derailment
• Three People Killed In Small Plane Crash In Fayetteville, W. Va.
• Police Evacuate Part Of New Castle Neighborhood After Resident Discovers Grenade While Magnetic Fishing In Shenango River
• 3 Massachusetts Counties Improve To 'Substantial' On CDC COVID Risk Map
• Search For Kodiak, The National Aviary's Missing Steller's Sea Eagle, Enters Third Day
• Sidney Crosby Ranked 5th Best Player In NHL
• West Virginia Ranked Last In The U.S. For Percentage Of Adults Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Former Shaler Villa VFC Assistant Fire Chief Andrew Gerst Dies
• Zeta Phi Beta Celebrates 50th Anniversary At University Of Pittsburgh
• Dragon Boat Festival Benefits Non-Profit Helping Breast Cancer Survivors
• Shell Pennsylvania Chemicals Investigating Smell At Cracker Plant
• Yankees Sweep, Beat Red Sox To Take AL Wild-Card Lead
• Jets Throttled By Broncos
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• 'Moulin Rouge! The Musical' Wins Big As Broadway Celebrates The 74th Annual Tony Awards

Videos from September 27, 2021

• 9/27: Red and Blue
• R. Kelly found guilty of sex trafficking, racketeering
• Biden joins nearly 3 million Americans in getting coronavirus booster shot
• Investigation underway following deadly Amtrak derailment in Montana
• Trump continues push to shape Republican Party as midterms approach
• White House response to Haitian migrants divides Democratic coalition
• Senate Republicans block government funding bill, setting up a possible government shutdown
• Exhibit celebrates lowrider culture
• Facebook pauses effort to build Instagram for kids
• Judge grants man who shot Reagan unconditional release
• FBI statistics show increase in murder rate
• Congress at odds over how to avoid default on nation’s debt
• Biden receives COVID-19 booster shot
• R. Kelly found guilty on all counts in sex trafficking case
• House committee on January 6 Capitol riot pursues personal data
• The Biden agenda faces critical tests in Congress this week
• R. Kelly found guilty of all charges in racketeering and sex trafficking trial
• Social Democrats beat Merkel's bloc in German elections
• Facebook pauses development of Instagram Kids amid criticism
• Special Report: Biden speaks on COVID vaccines, gets booster shot
• COVID-19 vaccine mandate goes into effect for New York health care workers
• Fireball soars over North Carolina at 32,000 mph
• Major votes this week on President Biden's agenda as government shutdown looms
• Sidebar with Del Rio & Caraway - 9/27
• How environmental hazards disproportionately impact communities of color
• Actress Vanessa Lachey on starring in the new TV show "NCIS: Hawai'i"
• Gabby Petito's disappearance highlights racial disparity in media coverage of people who go missing
• New biography explores the journey and legacy of chef, writer and TV host Anthony Bourdain
• Dr. Jha on vaccine boosters and mandates
• Author Ta-Nehisi Coates on Banned Books Week, anti-racist books being banned
• Germany votes in national election to replace Angela Merkel
• Congress to decide on bill aimed at protecting children by improving federal safety standards
• Gabby Petito case sparks debate over coverage of missing persons
• WorldView: Earthquake hits Greece; Volcano erupts in Spain's Canary Islands
• Family and friends mourn Gabby Petito at memorial
• Biden administration agenda tested on Capitol Hill
• 3 dead, dozens more injured after Amtrak train derailment in Montana
• Democratic agenda faces crucial week as Congress ramps up efforts on key bills
• 9/27: CBSN AM
• Doctor on New York vaccine mandate and using monoclonal antibodies to fight COVID-19