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• Report: State Treasurer Repeatedly Shared Hotel Rooms With Employees
• Haniger's Homer Helps M's Beat A's 4-2, Close In Wild Card
• Giants Earn 103rd Win To Tie Third-most Wins In Team History
• Concord Police Warn Porch Thieves Getting Bolder As Holiday Season Approaches
• Giants Earn 103rd Win To Tie Third-Most Wins In Team History, Beat Diamondbacks 6-4
• Backlog Of Cargo Ships At Port Of LA Reaches Boiling Point
• Notorious Norteño Gang Member 'Lil Rhino' Sentenced For Carrying Out Jailhouse Attacks
• Family Of Man Killed By CHP Officers In El Sereno Says He Was Unarmed
• Buehler Earns Career-High 15th Win, Dodgers Beat Padres 2-1
• COVID: Roughly 10% Of Bay Area Police, Hospital, School Employees Say 'No' To Vaccines
• Chicago Weather: Warming Trend
• From Smashing Up Restrooms To Slapping Teachers, Schools Deal With Dangerous And Illegal TikTok Challenges
• Sanó Homers, Twins Withstand Late Rally To Beat Tigers 3-2
• Abandoned Cars Create A Parking Nightmare In East San Jose Neighborhood
• LA County Board Of Supervisors Extend Some Temporary Protections For Renters
• LeBron James Confirms He's Vaccinated Against COVID
• Minneapolis Police Investigate City's 70th Homicide Of 2021
• `Unfathomable': Britney Spears' Lawyer Lashes Out At Singer's Father
• Ptarmigan Fire: Hundreds Remain Evacuated, New Evacuations Ordered After Wildfire Started Near Homes In Summit County
• Red Line Service Resumes Day After Train Derails At Broadway MBTA Station
• 36,723 Total Breakthrough COVID Cases Reported In Massachusetts, Just 0.80% Of Vaccinated People
• Vandersloot Leads Sky To Double OT Win Over Sun
• Doctors Say Patients May Need More Than Diet, Exercise To Shed Unwanted Pounds Gained During COVID
• At Least 2 Injured In Upper West Side Shooting
• Robert, Lopez Lift White Sox Over Eliminated Reds
• Only On CBS2: Staten Island Residents Haunted By Hundreds Of Rats Plaguing Elderly Man's Home
• 'It's Gonna Be A Big Bill': Natural Gas Prices Up 80% Since Last September
• Registered Sex Offender Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Missing Westmoreland County Teen
• Rookies Lead Rangers Past Angels 5-2 To Avoid 100th Defeat
• Disney's 'Aladdin' Reopens On Broadway
• Dogs Enduring 'Extra Bad' Year For Allergies, Veterinary Dermatologist Says
• Lakers Legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Slams Unvaccinated NBA Players
• Family Of Man Killed In Amtrak Derailment Files Suit, But Legal Loophole May Limit How Much You Can Recover From Amtrak
• Defense Motions To Get Video Tossed Out Showing Nikolas Cruz Attacking Broward Jail Guard
• Vigil Held In Orlando For Missing Teen Miya Marcano After Day Of Searching
• Minneapolis Pairs With Media Outlets To Spread COVID Vaccine Info To Communities Of Color
• Police Arrest Suspect In SF Mission District Stabbing, Homicide
• Judge blocks key component of Arizona abortion law
• Capital Gazette Gunman Jarrod Ramos Sentenced To Five Life Terms Without Parole
• 'It's Something That Haunts Me:' Victims, Family Members Respond To Sentencing Of Capital Gazette Shooter
• Northwest Indiana Teen Dies Of Ruptured Aorta Months After Contracting Severe COVID-19
• Syndergaard Sharp In Brief Return, Mets Sweep Marlins In DH
• Colorado Bear Loses Battle With Locked Trash Can Ahead Of Hibernation
• Classroom Concerns: 16,559 Students Quarantined, 4,042 Confirmed Student Covid-19 Cases In Maryland Schools
• SEE IT: Crowds Turn Violent At Six Flags America Over The Weekend
• Baltimore Filmmaker Set To Debut Independent Psychotic Thriller 'Sweet Dreams' Next Month
• Pirates Beat Cubs 8-6 As Chicago's Skid Reaches 7 Games
• Red Sox Wild Card Bid Stalls With 4-2 Loss To Orioles
• Portion Of Peña Boulevard To Be Closed For Sign Installation
• NBA Legend Chris Webber Breaks Ground on $50 Million Cannabis Facility In Detroit
• MDHHS Reports 106 New COVID-19 Outbreaks In Schools
• Cubs Lose To Pirates As Skid Reaches Seven Games
• Bulls Hit Court For First Time In Training Camp As Team Tries To Rebuild
• Accused Sex Offender Flees Deputy, Crashes Into Squad Cars On Blaine Highway, Sheriff Says
• South Park Creators To Buy Casa Bonita For $3.1 Million
• Here's How Detroit Ranks Among The Most Violent Big Cities In The US
• Phillies' Playoff Chances Take Big Shot In Quiet Loss To Braves
• Ford Making Its Biggest Single Manufacturing Investment Ever To Build Electric Vehicle Factories
• Business Booming At Auto Repair Shops Due To Lack Of New Cars
• Milley calls Afghanistan withdrawal a "strategic failure"
• Booster Shots Become Available, Pfizer Starts Testing Pill For COVID-19 Prevention
• State Sen. Wiener's Recovery Incentives Act Would Pay Meth Addicts to Stay Sober
• Motorcyclist Suffers 'Significant Injuries' In Crash With Semi Near Vermillion
• Philadelphia Jewish Sports Hall Of Fame Rebuilding After Ida Flooding Destroys Memorabilia
• Neighbor Describes Elverta Family Shaken By Shocking Attack
• Former Daughter-In-Law Of Dr. Anderson Speaks Out In Support Of Anderson's Victims, All Victims Of Sexual Abuse
• Santa Rosa Lawmaker Proposes Plan For City-Sanctioned Sideshows
• United Airlines Plans To Fire 593 Employees Who Did Not Get COVID-19 Vaccination By Deadline
• Young Woman Who Helped North Texas Police Bring Down Drug Ring Believes She Saved Lives
• One Person Dead After What Police Call 'Disturbance' In Schaumburg
• Newman, Mendoza Will Be ESPN's 1st All-Female Baseball Duo
• Search Intensifies Months After New Jersey Woman Lauren Cho Disappears In California
• CA Lawmakers Vote To Legalize Rolling Stops For Cyclists; Bill Awaits Governor's Signature
• 'Girls Can Do Anything': Colorado Girls Introduced To Possibilities Of Careers In Construction
• Top Utility Regulator Tasked With Overseeing Troubled PG&E Resigns
• Neighbors Want Liquor Control Board To Take Action Against Bar In Carnegie
• State Sen. Bryan Hughes Defends Texas Abortion Law He Authored As Legal Challenges Mount
• Enrollment Down 6% At LAUSD Schools
• 'Banksy: Genius Or Vandal' Exhibit To Open In Early October
• Phil Murphy, Jack Ciattarelli Clash In New Jersey Governor Race's First Debate
• San Jose Lawmakers Vote To Ban Sale Of Flavored Tobacco Products
• Lafayette City Council to Discuss Traffic Safety With School Officials, Public After Deadly Accident
• Latino Restaurant Association Kicks Off DINE LATINO Restaurant Week
• San Francisco Police Arrest Homicide Suspect Hours After Fatal Shooting
• Post Office Replaces District Manager Of Maryland, Postmaster Of Baltimore, Ruppersberger Says
• Identity Thieves Targeting K-12 Schools At An Alarming Rate
• 2 Allegheny County Lawmakers Introduce Plan To Allow Legal Recreational Marijuana Use In State
• Allegheny County Council Approves Plan To Spent Nearly $100 Million From American Rescue Plan
• Air pollution linked to nearly 6 million premature births in 2019
• Homeowners Angry As Rebuild Of Homes Lost To CZU Complex Fire Delayed By Santa Cruz County Rules
• Hispanic Heritage Month: Ponce Family Passes Down Musical Art Of Mariachi Through Generations
• New Innovative Academic Building Opens At Loyola University Maryland
• Construction Worker Dies After Excavation Trench Collapses In Lindstrom
• New York City Public Advocate Jumaane Williams Considering Running For Governor
• 'Can't Let Her Name Be Taken In Vain': Gabby Petito's Family Speaks Out Publicly For First Time As Search Continues For Brian Laundrie
• 'Your Rule-Making Proposal Sucks': Texas Lawmakers Scold Railroad Commission Head Over Potential Critical Infrastructure Loophole
• Westchester County Launching 'Fresh Start' Program For First-Time, Low-Level Offenders
• Deal Among 3 New Jersey Towns Included In $26M Beach Replenishment Project
• President Biden Cancels Chicago Trip, Will Stay In Washington To Advance Legislation
• Nearly 200 Minnesota Health Care Workers Sue Employers Over Impeding Vaccination Requirement
• San Francisco's Central Subway Project: The Long Road to Opening
• Metro-North Penn Station Access Project Completes Environmental Review
• USC To Require Students, Faculty & Staff Be Vaccinated Against Flu By Nov. 1
• Wreath-Laying Ceremony At NYC Vietnam Veterans Memorial Honors Purple Heart Recipients
• Contract Approved for Dennis Herrera to Take Over as SFPUC's General Manager
• Deadly Flooding Brought On By Ida's Aftermath Has Maplewood Residents Calling For Changes To Antiquated Drainage System
• St. Paul Residents Could Be Facing Significant Property Tax Hike In 2022
• Denver Weather: Cooler Temperatures Settle In Quickly
• School Mask Exemption Bill For Students Clears State Senate Committee
• Man Grabbed At Eastern Carver Co. School Board Meeting Over Mask Mandate Speaks Out
• Definitive Photos Of Tom Brady's Career
• Children's Hospital Colorado Served As Largest Enrolling Site For Pfizer COVID Vaccine Trial For Children Ages 5-11
• Opening Statements Begin In Rogel Aguilera-Mederos Trial For 2019 Deadly I-70 Semi Crash
• Monterey Co. Board of Supervisors Passes Indoor Mask Mandate
• CBS4 Nat Moore Trophy Profile: Gulliver Prep Running Back Sedrick Irvin Jr.
• 17-Year-Old Killed In Shooting In Elizabeth, New Jersey
• 9 Southland Eateries Receive Michelin Guide Stars
• Man Grabbed At School Board Meeting Over Mask Mandates Speaks Out; More Local Officials Resigning
• Police Officer In Westmoreland County Accused Of Using License Plate Readers To Terrorize And Stalk Estranged Wife
• Mayor De Blasio Criticized For Not Speaking To Inmates, Correction Officers During Visit To Rikers Island
• After High-Profile Deadly Crashes, Have Chicago Police Pursuits Gotten Safer? There Have Been More Pursuits This Year Than Last
• With His CPD Officer Mother Recovering After Being Shot Last Week, Other Officers Give Boy An Unforgettable 11th Birthday
• Homeowners Creeped Out By Boxelder Bug Influx: 'They're Kind Of Startling'
• 'Emotions Matter' At Dallas ISD's Boude Storey Middle School As Students Climb Out Of 'COVID Slide'
• COVID In Colorado: 4% Of Eligible Adults Have Received Vaccine Booster
• Rutgers University's COVID Vaccine Mandate Will Stay In Place, Federal Judge Rules
• One Person Injured In Parkville Shooting
• Potential Snow Accumulation To Close Trail Ridge Road Through Rocky Mountain National Park On Tuesday
• Lead Utility Regulator Overseeing PG&E Announces Resignation
• More Than 3,000 Phone Companies Have Not Fully Implemented Spam Call Prevention Tech By Deadline
• PHOTOS: SUV Gets Caught In Power Lines In Colorado Springs
• South Side Author, Professor Jacqueline Stewart Among 25 'Genius Grant' Recipients
• After Benet Academy Hires Gay Lacrosse Coach, Abbot Who Oversees School Says He Is 'Deeply Troubled'
• He lost his vision at 7, but went on to become the starting quarterback
• House Republicans Begin Process To Amend State Constitution To Require Voter ID And Elect Secretary Of State
• 'He Is The Worst Predator': Two Maryland Women Say They Are Also Victims Of R. Kelly
• Caught On Video: Community Refrigerator Stolen Off Midwood Street In Broad Daylight
• 'Pure Evil', Accused Killer Jason Thornburg Spoke At Alleged Victim's Funeral 
• Florida Mom Making Angel Gowns For Families Who Lose Baby Unexpectedly
• Deputy Shoots, Injures Man In Duluth; Investigation Underway
• Children forced into slavery risk lives deep-dive fishing in Ghana
• Janitors At DIA Consider Strike Over Wages & Workload
• 'Don't Cut Us Out': Some South Side Residents Not Happy With Construction Of Obama Presidential Center
• 10 good gifts for under $25
• Tenants Are Encouraged To Apply For Rental Assistance Before The October 3rd Deadline
• New Flood Mitigation Projects Kicking Off On Long Island In Wake Of Ida's Damage
• Mask Opt-Out Bill For Students Clears Pennsylvania Senate Committee
• COVID: San Joaquin County Sees Promising Decline in Case Numbers
• 'Long Time Coming': Former President Obama Breaks Ground On Presidential Center
• South Florida Businesses Relying On Tourism Hope To Recover From Pandemic Lows
• Andrea Campbell Seeking Commitments Before Endorsing Mayoral Candidate
• As Domestic Violence Is On The Rise In St. Paul, A New Program Is Offering Free Consultations
• BSO Clears Person Of Interest In Tamarac Burglary Where Thief Claimed To Be Deputy
• Child dies of brain-eating amoeba likely contracted at splash pad
• E-Scooter Rider Seriously Injured In San Francisco Hit-and-Run Crash
• 'We Got Our Man': Patrick McDowell, Wanted For Killing Florida Deputy, Captured
• Aurora Residents Urged To Suggest How To Spend $65.4 Million In Federal Funding
• Inspired By Mother, NH Teacher Running Virtual Boston Marathon For Stepping Strong Center
• New Study Shows Certain Nasal Sprays Used To Treat Allergies May Protect Against Severe COVID-19
• Gov. Hochul Moves To Prevent Health Care Worker Shortages After COVID Vaccine Mandate Takes Effect
• UPDATE: Suspect Arrested After Online Threat Shuts Down San Francisco State Campus
• 13-Year-Old Boy Arrested For Bringing Loaded Handgun To Kolb Middle School In Rialto
• Messages Of Hope Connect Brookline Neighbors During Pandemic
• Tenants With Disabilities Crying Out For Help Fixing Poor Conditions At Lower East Side Housing Complex
• Small Wins!: First $50K Grant Awarded To Philly Man And His Clothing Brand
• Patriots Fans Torn Ahead Of Tom Brady's Return To Gillette Stadium
• National Coffee Day: Here's Where To Get A Free Coffee
• Big Cowboys Win Means Massive Shopping Spree For Some
• 16-Year-Old Found Suffering From Stab Wounds Near Mervo High School, Police Investigating
• Gov. DeSantis Sues Biden Administration Over Border Security, Signs 'Border Crisis' Executive Order
• Caught On Video: Police Say Man Suspected Of Robbing 7 Unsuspecting Seniors In The Bronx
• Plymouth Police Search For Vehicle In Hit-And-Run Of Bicyclist
• San Francisco DA Boudin Files Charges Against SF Sheriff's Deputy Accused of Sexual Assault, Threats
• San José City Council Expected To Pass Official Apology For 1887 Chinatown Destruction
• Carmichael Man Accused Of Abducting His 2 Sons Arrested; Children Safe
• Councilman Mitch O'Farrell Elected President Pro Tempore Of LA City Council
• 'Extremely Concerning': Wisconsin Farm Where Chronic Wasting Disease Was Detected Sent Deer To Minnesota
• Marjory Stoneman Douglas Public Safety Commission Focused On Broward's Troubled 911 Communication System
• Hearing Held To Discuss Nikolas Cruz's Upcoming Trial In BSO Employee Battery Case
• Broward Schools Receive $420,957 Grant To Help Offset State COVID Penalties
• Report: Jet Was Going Slower Than Usual Before Crash That Killed Boston Couple
• Woman Shot, Critically Wounded By Long Beach School Security Officer Near Millikan High
• 'We Can Start To Heal': R. Kelly Conviction Gives Black Women Hope Their Voices In Me Too Movement Are Being Heard
• Fall Allergy Season Has Arrived In North Texas
• Search Resumes For Missing 19-Year-Old Miya Marcano After Person Of Interest Found Dead
• Pilot, Student Headed To North Perry Airport Hospitalized After Plane Crash Near Miramar Strip Mall
• California COVID-19 Rent Relief Program
• Doctors Warn Families To Protect Themselves As Cooler Months & Flu Season Approaches
• Time Extended For Doctors To Evaluate Mental Competency Of King Soopers Shooting Suspect
• Three Men Steal $10K Worth of Merchandise From Ulta Store
• MN State Patrol: School Bus Companies Report 161 Stop-Arm Violations In First 15 Days Of School
• Nurse Gets Probation For Role In Teen's Death At Kalamazoo Youth Home
• Pfizer Releases Data Stating Its Covid-19 Vaccine Safe, Effective For Children
• Register To Vote On National Voter Registration Day
• Pelosi, Progressives Headed For Clash Over Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
• Two Rising Sun Men Charged With Theft After Allegedly Stealing Four Tractors
• San Bernardino County Parks Employee Jason Collins Allegedly Exposed Himself To Coworker At Mojave Narrows Regional Park
• Dallas Police Officers Looking For Animal Cruelty Suspect Who Abandoned Puppy 
• Massachusetts Reports 1,380 New COVID Cases, 22 Additional Deaths
• Mike Tomlin Not Going To Push Panic Button With Pittsburgh Steelers At 1-2
• UPDATE: Concord Pedestrian Killed in Accident Monday is Identified
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• Philadelphia School District Superintendent Dr. William Hite Will Not Seek Contract Renewal After School Year
• Law Enforcement Officials Arrest Hit-And-Run Driver That Struck 2 Deputies
• Google Self-Driving Spinoff Waymo Starts Testing Jaguar Robotaxi In San Francisco
• Florida Sees Continued Drop In COVID-19 Inpatients
• Voting rights advocate Desmond Meade named MacArthur "genius grant" winner
• Governor Hogan Requests Presidential Disaster Declaration For Maryland To Help Assist Those Affected By Hurricane Ida
• Fight Breaks Out At Eastern Carver County School Board Meeting
• Jensen Elementary Mother Dies From COVID-19 After Daughter Exposed At School
• Katrina Pierce Indicted On Charges Of Using Homicide Victims' Identities For False Tax Returns, Fraudulent COVID-19 Stimulus Payments
• As Vaccine Mandate Deadline Looms, Some New York City Teachers, Staff Look To Push Legal Battle To Supreme Court
• Denver Wants Local Artists To Help Build Gateways On 16th Street Mall
• Florida Faces Challenges On Sex Offender Registry
• Several Sightings Reported In Search For National Aviary's Steller's Sea Eagle Kodiak
• Hospital Deal Involving Chestnut Hill Leaves Residents Worried Over Future Healthcare
• Driver Pleads Guilty In Crash That Killed Husband, Injured Wife Day After Wedding
• Police Seek Public's Help Identifying Menards Armed Robbery Suspect
• Tri-County Health To Provide Health Services In Douglas County Through 2022
• 11-Year-Old Delaware County Boy Whose Life Was Saved By Police Officers Reunites With His 'Heroes'
• Apple iPhone 13 Case Roundup: Where To Buy Cases For The iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro Max And iPhone 13 Mini
• The Most Perfect Dog Halloween Costumes
• Wawa Giving Away Free Coffee Wednesday To Celebrate National Coffee Day
• Construction Set To Begin On New Performance Space Next To Hippodrome Theatre
• Eastbound Lanes Of I-70 In Glenwood Canyon Will Be Closed Twice Overnight This Week For Emergency Repairs
• Jamie Collins Released By Lions; Will Patriots Go For Reunion?
• Affidavit: Accused Killer Jason Thornburg Says Slayings Were Human Sacrifices
• Rider Hospitalized After Horses Collide At Meadows Racetrack
• Lawsuit Challenges Florida's Gambling Agreement With Seminole Tribe
• Tarrant County Issues 90-Day Burning Ban Due To Drought Conditions In Unincorporated Areas
• 'It's Super Helpful': Bank Opens Fully Operational Student-Staffed Bank Inside High School
• Police Ask For Personal Items Of Gabby Petito's Fiancé For DNA Matching, Attorney Says
• 8 Climate Protesters Arrested After Chaining Themselves To Boat Outside Gov. Charlie Baker's Swampscott Home
• Shoddy Quarterback Play Has Big Ten Scrambling For Answers
• U.S. Postal Service To Hire 1,000 People In San Francisco Bay Area
• Gang Member, North Texas Sex Offender Added To State's 10 Most Wanted Lists
• Boston University's Ibram X. Kendi Among MacArthur Foundation Genius Grant Recipients
• Michael Porter Jr. Agrees To 5-Year Deal With Nuggets, Worth Up To $207M
• Far Northern California Gets Welcome Rain Amid Drought
• Wolf Administration Announces $5M In Grants To Promote Grassroots Vaccine Outreach
• 'I'm Playing Best I've Ever Played' Says Cowboys QB Dak Prescott After Monday Night Trouncing Of Eagles
• Stocks slide amid concerns over potential government shutdown
• Baltimore Man, 30, Charged With Murder In Deadly Shooting
• 17 Baltimore County Schools Receive $22,000 In Grants In Environmental Competition
• 2 Juveniles Arrested After Mother, Son Found Critically Injured In Elverta
• Gabby Petito's family urges Brian Laundrie: "Turn yourself in"
• 3 Teens Arrested In Connection To Drive-By Shootings In Northern Minnesota
• Haloti Ngata To Be Inducted Into Ravens Ring Of Honor During Halftime Of Colts Game
• Jackknifed Tractor-Trailer Blocks 3 NB Lanes On I-75 Before Pembroke Road
• Sen. Tina Smith Cosponsors Bill That Aims To Expand SCOTUS: 'Doing Nothing Is Not An Option'
• National Inventors Hall of Fame inducts Black women for the first time
• Suspect Arrested After Escaping Police In Charlton With One Handcuff, One Shoe
• WATCH: Car Crashes Into South Park Day Care Playground; Driver Charged With DUI
• "Surviving R. Kelly" executive producer reacts to guilty verdict
• Activision to pay $18 million to settle harassment claims
• Disgraced Ex-Fall River Mayor Jasiel Correia Ordered To Repay Investors $300,000
• Josh McDaniels Isn't Surprised With Anything That Tom Brady Accomplishes
• Dallas County Sheriff Needs Help Identifying Truck Involved In Hit & Run With Deputies
• Minneapolis Teachers To Picket Thursday, Call For More Support Amid Pandemic
• Baltimore Police Identify Woman Found Dead In Alley
• Person Hospitalized For Exposure After Ammonia Leak In Strip District
• Pittsburgh Police Find Missing 17-Year-Old Safe
• Community College Of Philadelphia Holds Event To Celebrate National Voter Registration Day
• Los Gatos School Teacher Convicted Of Molesting Students Sued By Victim's Family
• Pennsylvania Eyes $500M From Feds For Growing Greener Environmental Program
• San Francisco Police Investigate Homicide On Golden Gate Avenue
• Six Cultural Institutions In Maryland Receive $1 Million In American Rescue Plan Funds
• Reisterstown Man Convicted Of Murder In Stabbing Outside Essex Bar
• 47-Year-Old Woman Inside Aurora Home Killed When Shots Are Fired At It From Car Outside
• Report: Tom Brady Personally Recruits Richard Sherman To Buccaneers
• BTS Will Reunite With Its ARMY With 4 Live Shows At SoFi Stadium
• Three Eastern Shore Health Care Centers Receive Combined $2.4M In Federal Grants
• MDOT Update: Lane Closures On M-53 In Sterling Heights For Bridge Work
• Tree Causes Large Power Outage In Downtown Sacramento
• The Most Popular Halloween Candies In The Tri-State Area May Surprise You
• Pittsburgh City Council Passes Cat Declawing Ban
• Officials ID Man Shot Dead In Beltrami County
• "Buy now, pay later" loans are everywhere. Experts say beware.
• Student Fights Off Suspect In Violent Overnight Attack Near Chapman University Dorm: 'I Chased Him Back Up The Stairs, Cursing Him Out'
• Woman Struck And Killed When Car Jumps Curb, Hits Building In Gresham
• A Timeline Of The Capital Gazette Shooting And Trial
• Delaware To Require COVID-19 Vaccine Or Weekly Testing For K-12 Educators, Contractors And Volunteers
• Cook County Gives $200,000 Grant To Social Service Agency Lawrence Hall
• Black Doctor's COVID-19 Consortium Offering COVID-19 Booster Shots To Those With Compromised Immune Systems
• Help Choose Minnesota's State Fossil
• Biden Nominates 9 Candidates For Federal Prosecutor Posts, Including Cole Finegan In Colorado
• NBA legend says players who refuse vaccine should be "disciplined"
• San Francisco Man Charged In Robbery-Hate Crime Spree Targeting Asian Women
• 'We Will Never Forget' 9/11 Banner Displayed At World Trade Center Stops In Delaware County
• Zac Brown Cancels Pittsburgh Show After Testing Positive For COVID-19
• UPDATE: Mountain Lion Slips Away After Being Spotted In Backyard of Daly City Home
• Driver Kills Pedestrian Walking Nearby Gilroy Outlet Malls
• Atlanta spa shooting defendant pleads not guilty in death penalty case
• Man Who Posted FBI Gang Chart On Social Media Gets Probation
• 50 Years Later, These Disney Employees Still At 'Happiest Place On Earth'
• CBP Officers Intercept $24M In Methamphetamine At Camino Real Cargo Facility
• Prepare For Winter Heating Sticker Shock: Cost Of Natural Gas Up 180%
• Missing: Abbey Piner, Last Known To Be In St. Paul
• Wisconsin Gov. Evers Calls GOP-Ordered Election Probe A '$700,000 Boondoggle'
• $150,000 Reward Offered For Information In Murder Of El Sereno Business Owner Reza Mousavi
• Stimulus Check Latest: Is A Fourth Relief Payment Coming?
• Spotted Lanternfly Population Found In Fitchburg; Residents Urged To Report Sightings
• Police Release New Image Of Suspect Wanted In Penn Hills Shooting
• Stephen Belichick Offers Up Plenty Of Love And Respect For Tom Brady
• Capital Gazette Gunman Jarrod Ramos Sentenced To 5 Life Terms Without Parole
• Obama Presidential Center Groundbreaking Underway In Jackson Park Tuesday Afternoon
• Maryland Zoo Reopens Oldest Section Of Facility As Walking Path
• Capital Gazette Shooting: Maryland Officials React To Shooter's Sentence
• Ben Simmons 'Done Playing With Joel Embiid' Due To Style Of Play, Not Personal Issues, Report Says
• No New States Added To Chicago's Travel Advisory
• Legendary Dodgers Broadcaster Jaime Jarrín To Retire After 2022 Season
• 8-Year-Old Boy Shot, Killed While Playing On Front Porch In Markham
• Elijah McClain Death: Former Aurora Police Officer Jason Rosenblatt's Lawsuit Dismissed
• Man Arrested After Turning Himself In For Killing Wife, St. Paul Police Say
• Southern Border Officials Clear Camp Of Haitian Migrants Under Del Rio International Bridge
• Pasadena Implements COVID Vaccine Mandate For Bars, Large Outdoor Events
• State On The Verge Of Selling Backup Morgue Unused During Pandemic
• AG Issues Advisory After 'Significant Increase' In Complaints Of Deceptive Advertising By Car Dealers
• Small Plane Crash In Miramar Sends Two People To The Hospital
• Firefighter Injured While Fighting Flames At Westmoreland Co. Business
• California Garment Workers To Be Paid Hourly Instead of Per Item Produced
• 'Intense' Yellowjacket Activity Reported Around Sacramento Area, Vector Control Says
• Mt. Lebanon School District Increasing Police Presence During Investigation
• Farmers Insurance Open Moves Up A Day On PGA Tour Calendar
• DEA: Prescription Pills For Sale Online, On Social Media Often Laced With Deadly Dose Of Fentanyl
• Motorcyclist Dies After Losing Control On I-94 In Western Wisconsin
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 436 New Cases, 16 Additional Deaths
• Gunman gets life in prison for newsroom rampage that killed 5
• U.S. could hit the debt ceiling on October 18, Janet Yellen says
• COVID In Minnesota: More Than 54,000 Minnesotans Have Had 3rd Vaccine Shot
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 5,429 New Cases, 75 Additional Deaths
• UPDATE: Hazmat Situation Resolved In Berkeley, Gilman St. Reopens
• Tom Brady Didn't Like What His Father Said Last Week -- And He Had A Very Funny Response
• Baseball Report: Yankees Control Their Wild Card Playoff Destiny
• Maryland Weather: Hail & Damaging Winds Possible For Baltimore Area As Cold Front Moves Through
• Dispatch Audio Describes Chilling Details of Boys' Alleged Attack On Own Mother and Brother: 'He Wants To Turn Himself In'
• Oakland County Nurses To Administer First Doses Of Pfizer Booster Shot This Week
• The Importance of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metro Detroit's Volunteer Mentors
• Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Alleging Minn. DOC Failed To Properly Prioritize Inmates For COVID Vaccines
• Answering Some Burning Patriots Questions (That Don't Involve Tom Brady)
• Own An Electric Vehicle? Miami-Dade County To Launch Public EV Charging Program
• Sherman K9 Officer Jaeger Sniffs Out Meth, THC, Loaded Gun And Cash
• 'I Like Playing Someone I'm A Little Bit Afraid Of': Actor Elizabeth Mitchell On 'Outer Banks' & 'Lost'
• El Dorado County Wildlife Rescues Seeing Influx Of Injured Fawns
• Life Remodeled Honors Community Members, Leaders Within Durfee Innovation Society
• 'Significant' Water Main Break In Concord Affecting Residents Across Town
• Colorado Lawmakers Consider Auditing State's COVID Testing Program: 'It's Not Fair 1,100 Nursing Home Patients Died'
• Laurene Powell Jobs gives $3.5 billion to climate change group
• PHOTOS: 74th Annual Tony Awards Red Carpet
• Family Lawyer: Brian Laundrie's Parents 'Do Not Know' Where He Is Amid Investigation Into Gabby Petito's Death
• Ex-Convict Charged With 3 Murders In Michigan Pleads No Contest In One
• Elizabeth Holmes Confident Demeanor Vanished When Told Tests Didn't Work, Former Lab Director Tells Jury
• School Bus Involved In Crash In Compton
• Southern Border Patrol Agents Reunite Missing 7-Year-Old Migrant With His Mother 
• Transgender Attorney Says Judges And Clerks Have Harassed Her; Fights For Change
• Student Arrested After Bringing Gun To Quincy School Program
• Activists Again Call For Getting Carriage Horses Off NYC Streets Following Injury
• Students Told To 'Hold In Place' After Black Bear Sighting Near 2 Central Florida Schools
• 1 Killed, 3 Wounded In Shooting In Park Manor
• Former Detroit Firefighter Charged With Stealing $220K In Union Funds
• Jaylen Brown Is Healthy Again And Feeling Dynamic For New-Look Celtics
• Latest Child Tax Credit payment delayed for some parents
• BTS announces a return to live concerts
• Severe Thunderstorms, Scattered Rain Showers Expected Through Tuesday Evening
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 17 New Deaths Reported, Hospitalizations & Positivity Dip
• 4 People Taken To Hospital After 5-Car Crash On Highway 99 Near Galt
• Denver Weather: Tuesday Is Our Final Warm Day, Cool And Wet Weather Is Coming
• Pelosi and progressives headed for clash over bipartisan infrastructure bill
• Man accused of killing 2 inside movie theater enters insanity plea
• R. Kelly Found Guilty Of All Counts In Sex Trafficking, Racketeering Trial
• 'That Is Just Inhumane': Hidden Camera Captures Alleged Elder Abuse At Folsom Senior Living Facility
• Thousands of hospital workers could be fired under N.Y. vaccine mandate
• Nanodropper
• 23-Year-Old Michigan Man Arraigned In Fatal Shooting Of 3 Relatives
• Curly Girl Boutique
• DiGiorno Recall: Frozen Pizza Boxes May Be Mislabeled, Have Undeclared Allergens
• Suspect In Fatal Santa Rosa Shooting Arrested On Murder Charges
• Death Investigation Underway After Man Found Unresponsive On CTA Red Line Platform In Old Town
• Dallas Police Release Video Of 'Person Of Interest' In Hall Street Murder Of Justin Thompson
• 2 People Shot During Fight In Old Sacramento
• DEA Issues Public Safety Alert On Sharp Increase in Fake Prescription Pills Laced With Fentanyl and Meth
• John Walsh On The Shocking Details In The Gabby Petito Case
• Dr. Oz Asks Dog The Bounty Hunter His Thoughts On The Suspicion That Brain Laundrie's Parents Possibly Helped Him Escape
• Dog The Bounty Hunter Joins The Search For Gabby Petito's Fiancé Brian Laundrie
• PTL Links: Sept. 28, 2021
• de Vere's Irish Pub Closing Its Doors At Sacramento And Davis Locations
• Tom Brady Is Selling A Special T-Shirt For His Return To Foxboro
• Pfizer Submits Data On COVID-19 Vaccine For Kids 5-11 To FDA For Review
• Daily Pace Of New Covid-19 Vaccinations Is The Lowest Since The CDC Started Tracking In Mid-January
• It's Not Delivery, It's DiGiorno And Now 27,000 Pounds Of Frozen Pepperoni Pizza Is Recalled
• Oklahoma Abortion Numbers Up As Texas Heartbeat Law Takes Affect
• FBI took items from Laundries' home to build DNA match: Attorney
• Republicans block Senate bill to fund government and suspend debt ceiling
• Rob Gronkowski 'Likely' To Play Vs. Patriots, Despite Injury Scare On Sunday
• Deadly Rip Tide Warning Issued For Northern California Beaches
• Massachusetts State Police troopers resign over COVID vaccine mandate
• Hurricane Sam Strengthens Again To Category 4, Tracking Other Disturbances In Atlantic
• The Patriots Need A Lot More Out Of Jonnu Smith -- And The Tight End Knows It
• 8-year-old shot dead while playing on porch in Chicago suburb
• Missing Children, 14- and 3-Years-Old, Found Safe
• Simone Biles Opens Up About Olympic Struggles Before Taking Stage In San Francisco
• Retailers Warn Supply Chain Delays Could Wreak Havoc On Bay Area Holiday Shopping Season
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/28 Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
• Weather Blog: A Summer-Like Scenario
• Greater-Alarm Fire Collapses Commercial Building In Boyle Heights
• Red Cross Hoping To Increase Blood Supply With Opening Of New North Texas Donation Centers
• 'It's Amazing': New Minnesota Grant Helps Foster Care Youth Pay For College
• Ford to add 11,000 jobs making electric vehicles and batteries
• Biden administration moves to shield DACA program from legal challenges
• Massive fireball traveling 32,000 mph caught on video
• COVID Vaccine Mandate For New York City Teachers To Take Effect After Federal Appeals Court Lifts Temporary Ban
• Person of interest in Florida woman's disappearance found dead
• Police: Man Wanted For Groping Women Pushing Baby Strollers In Queens
• R. Kelly found guilty of all charges of racketeering and sex trafficking
• New Video Shows Crowd Duck For Cover During Shooting Outside Inwood Bar
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny Skies Following Overnight Storms
• Food Delivery Driver Shot And Killed While Sitting In Car In Little Italy
• Nursing homes charging ahead to administer vaccine boosters
• Wisconsin Man Dies After Car Splits During Crash In Fridley
• New Jersey Launches 'Return & Earn' Program To Get People Back To Work
• MTA Asking Retirees To Return To Work Due To Staffing Shortages
• Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President To Step Down Following Trading Disclosure
• Sheriff: Person Of Interest In 19-Year-Old Miya Marcano's Disappearance Found Dead
• Patrick McDowell, Man Wanted For Killing Florida Deputy Has Unique Tattoos, Reward Reaches $54K
• Dog Scares Off Attempted Carjacker In Old Town
• Biden administration seeks a climate win ahead of global summit
• Secretary Of State Antony Blinken To Make Pittsburgh Visit
• Philadelphia Weather: Chance For Strong To Severe Storms On Tuesday, Damaging Winds
• Nestle Recalls DiGiorno Crispy Pan Pepperoni Pizzas Due To Mislabeling Issue
• Otters are mysteriously attacking people and dogs in Alaska
• Texas Inmate Rick Rhoades Faces Execution For Fatally Stabbing Brothers 30 Years Ago
• EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Large Group Of Noisy Dirt Bikes, ATVs Take Over Radnor Streets
• Police Searching For Driver Wanted In Deadly Hit And Run Near Jefferson Park CTA Station
• Minnesota Opera
• Chicago Weather: Cooler Tuesday; Beach Hazards Statement In Effect
• 'It Was Shocking': American Flag Torn Down, Stolen From Pulaski Park In Boston
• American siblings back home after 3 years trapped in China
• Senate Republicans Block Bill To Suspend Debt Limit That Would Avert Government Shutdown
• No Powerball Winner, Jackpot Climbs To $570 Million
• Where Have All The Workers Gone? And When Are They Coming Back?
• Bloomington Police: Arrest Made After Reports Of A Body Being Dragged To Dumpster
• Tom Brady Says He Knows 'Exactly' What The Patriots Are Going To Try To Do To Buccaneers
• Local Pharmacies Offering Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shots For Eligible Individuals
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• Mars Area High School Graduate Honored With Bob Johnson Memorial Scholarship
• Firefighters Battling Caldor Fire Looking Forward To Wet Weather
• VIDEO: '(My) Back Is Definitely Against The Wall'; Warriors Star Andrew Wiggins Battles To Play Unvaccinated
• Former Pinole Police Officer Accused of Unlawfully Videotaping Himself Having Sex With Woman
• UPDATE: DEA Issues Safety Alert As San Francisco Fentanyl Seizures Soar
• State Police Investigating After Two People Assaulted, Stabbed In Shenango Township
• Family Of 5 Loses Home to Caldor Fire, Lender Failed To Pay Fire Insurance Premiums From Escrow Account
• California wildfires destroy homes and threaten giant sequoias
• Pittsburgh Lifeguard Helps Woman Finish Great Race
• West Virginia Leaders Hopeful That COVID-19 Pandemic Peak Is Waning
• Summer School: Chapter Eight - DC's Stargirl
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• Chapter Ninety-Four: Next to Normal - Riverdale
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• Round and Round - Coroner
• The Betrayer - The Outpost
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• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/28 Tuesday Morning Forecast
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Videos from September 28, 2021

• Fake prescription drugs laced with fentanyl fueling spike in overdose deaths, DEA warns
• 9/28: Red and Blue
• U.S. congressional and state legislature redistricting underway
• Thousands of New York workers at risk of termination amid vaccine mandates
• What's at stake after GOP blocks second attempt by Senate Democrats to address government funding and debt ceiling
• He lost his vision then became starting quarterback
• Millions of kids forced into labor worldwide
• Georgia county divided over school mask policy
• U.S. at risk of unprecedented financial crisis
• NYC sets vaccine deadline for school staff
• U.S. could default by October 18th unless Congress acts
• Defense officials grilled on Afghanistan exit
• Generals testify on Afghanistan withdrawal and Milley defends his calls with Chinese counterpart
• Biden meets with moderates as party divisions threaten his domestic agenda
• Congressman Joaquin Castro on the importance of Latino representation in media jobs
• Top Pentagon leaders testify on Afghanistan withdrawal and aftermath
• Child dies of amoeba likely contracted at Texas splash pad, officials say
• U.S. uses "Title 42" to expel thousands of Haitian migrants
• U.S. faces government shutdown without funding bill
• Lawmakers scramble to avoid government shutdown this week
• Doctor on Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine trials in younger children
• Life sentence for gunman who killed 5 at Capital Gazette newspaper
• Family of Gabby Petito and their attorney ask Brian Laundrie to turn himself in
• Pfizer submits COVID-19 vaccine trial data to FDA for children aged 5-11
• Milley and Austin differ on whether Afghanistan withdrawal damaged U.S. credibility
• WorldView: North Korea tests another short-range missile
• R. Kelly convicted of racketeering and sex trafficking after decades of accusations
• Legal expert on R. Kelly's guilty verdict in racketeering and sex trafficking trial
• Biden's agenda hangs in the balance as Democrats struggle to pass crucial bills
• New study shows hundreds of thousands of children tested positive for lead in their blood in recent years
• Oprah Winfrey announces the latest selection for her book club
• Procter & Gamble heirs speaking out about climate change and the company's role
• Critical week ahead for President Biden and Democrats in Washington
• Republicans block Senate bill to fund government and suspend debt ceiling
• U.S. expels nearly 4,000 Haitians in 9 days as Biden renews DACA efforts
• New York state vaccine mandate for medical workers goes into effect
• Impact of R. Kelly's conviction, message it sends to survivors
• R. Kelly found guilty on all counts in racketeering and sex trafficking trial
• Senate Republicans block bill to avert government shutdown and debt default
• 9/28: CBSN AM