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Articles from September 29, 2021

• Mariners Win For 10th Time In 11 Games; A's Out
• Warden Of Dublin Women's Federal Prison Charged With Sexually Abusing Inmate
• Dodgers Hit 4 HRs In 8th To Rally Past Padres 11-9
• Former Firefighter Reunites With Dogs After They Were Stolen From His Calaveras County Home
• Top Gymnasts Led By Simone Biles Bring Stunts, Serious Conversation To Sacramento
• LA City Council Delays Vote On Vaccine Mandates
• Janitors At DIA Vote To Strike Over Wages & Workload
• Jefferson County Sheriff's Office Hunting For Suspects Who Damaged The Buffalo Bill Museum
• 'Political Failure': Colorado Congressman Jason Crow Weighs In Over Chaotic Withdrawal Of Troops From Afghanistan
• Klete Keller Pleads Guilty To Obstruction In U.S. Capitol Riot As Part Of Plea Agreement
• Giants Beat Diamondbacks For 104th Win Of Season, Most Since 1905
• Street Closure Creates Conflict Between Businesses In Downtown Davis
• A's Lose 12th Straight To Mariners, Eliminated From Postseason Contention
• Aurora Coffee Shops Face Supply Chain Issues, Drought, Staff Shortages
• Bryant's Sacrifice Fly Lifts Giants To Win No. 104
• Project Roomkey Fell Short Of Expectations In LA County, Experts Say
• San Jose Apologizes Over 1887 Chinatown Destruction, Racism Against Chinese Community - 'Acknowledge The History'
• Chicago Weather: Another Warm One
• Proposal For Bears To Move To Arlington Heights Has Come Up Over And Over Again, Since Before They Moved To Soldier Field In 1971
• Illinois Supreme Court To Hear Case Seeking To Get Decades Of Chicago Police Misconduct Records Released
• Ohtani's Legs Help Angels Past Rangers, Who Lose 100th Game
• Mykia Carpenter Hears Own Voice Again After Stray Bullet Pierces Throat
• Rodón Returns As White Sox Beat Reds For 4th Straight Win
• The Death Of Winston Smith: Crow Wing Co. Attorney Reviewing Evidence
• Former USC, Olympic Swimmer Klete Keller Pleads Guilty For Role in Jan. 6 Insurrection
• Multiple Bullets Hit Vehicle In Highway 99 Car-To-Car Shooting In South Sacramento
• Thursday's Show Info (9/30/21)
• Polanco, Pineda Help Twins Tame Tigers 5-2
• Passenger's Carry-On Bag Causes Fire On Delta Flight At Logan Airport
• Nearly 900 Students In Toms River In COVD Quarantine Following District-Wide Outbreak
• Parents, Students Upset By Removal Of Controversial Mural Created By Elementary School Students At Brooklyn School
• 'It's Insane': Tom Brady's Return To Gillette Stadium Has Ticket Prices Soaring
• Search Intensifying For Missing New Jersey Native Lauren Cho, Last Seen In Southern California
• Exclusive: CBS2 Goes Inside Rikers Island To See How The Department Of Correction Is Trying To Turn Things Around
• Looking For A Seasonal Job? You're In Luck, With Incentives Aplenty
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Names Dr. Wayne Walters As Interim Superintendent
• Allegheny Co. Executive Rich Fitzgerald Sets Dec. 1 Deadline For Employee COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Soaking Rains Headed To North Texas Thursday Through Saturday
• Britney Spears' Father Suspended From Conservatorship
• Passenger's Carry-On Causes Small Fire While Plane Headed To Pittsburgh From Boston Was Still At Gate
• Anoka, 'Halloween Capital Of The World,' Set To Host 101st-Annual Festival
• Schell's Brewery: Preserving New Ulm's Tasteful Heritage For 160 Years
• Mountain View Man Faces Attempted Murder Charge In Attack On Acquaintance
• Caught On Camera: Stolen School Bus Crashes Into Cars In Brooklyn
• Broncos Defense Looks To Continue Dominance As They Face Their Biggest Challenge Yet
• Loved Ones Grieve Death Of Young Mother As Philadelphia Officials Come To Terms With Homicide Rate
• Police Search For Man Accused Of Attempted Sexual Battery Of Palmetto Bay Woman In Broad Daylight
• Two Stabbed, Seven Charged, After Violence Erupts At Annapolis High School
• Mykia Carpenter Hears Own Voice Again After Stray Bullet Pierces Throat: 'I'm Not Letting It Stop Me'
• 13-Year-Old Shot During Gunfight In North Philadelphia Traffic, Police Say
• 'We Really See A Crisis' Top Maryland Educators Alarmed Over Looming Teacher Shortage Exacerbated By Covid Pandemic
• Contreras Has 3 RBIs, Cubs Beat Pirates And End 7-Game Losing Skid
• Phillies Dominated By Braves, Now One Loss Away From Being Eliminated From Playoff Contention
• USPS Announces New District Manager Of Maryland & Baltimore Postmaster
• Students At Morgan State University Partner With The American Red Cross For Blood Drive
• 'It Represents Who I Am': Baltimore's Hispanic & Latino Community Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
• Man Critically Injured In West Baltimore Shooting
• Revolution Defeat CF Montreal, 4-1
• Martinez Helps Red Sox End Slide With 6-0 Win Over Orioles
• Two Students Injured At Annapolis High School After Several Fights Break Out, Seven Juveniles Arrested
• Moreno, Kamara, Gressel Score In D.C.'s 3-1 Win Over Loons
• Marlins Overcome Mets 3-2
• 4 Metro Detroit Residents Charged With COVID-19 Relief Fraud
• Allegheny County Man Pleads Guilty In Drunken Driving Crash On Valentine's Day In North Huntingdon That Killed 4
• Offensive Poster Seen On Social Media Under Investigation By Administrators At Yorba Linda High School
• Detroit Grand Prix Files For Return To Downtown Detroit In 2023
• Man Shot Dead Outside Brooklyn Center Gas Station Identified As Anthony Holman Jr.
• Day 5 Since Miya Marcano Went Missing & Still No Signs of Her
• Beric, Navarro Score In Fire's Victory Over NYCFC
• City Of Detroit Enters 3rd Round Of Speed Hump Installations, Projects 5,550 Installed By November
• Mom Says Fort Worth ISD COVID-19 Policies Keeping Her Children At Home More Than At School
• Atlanta United FC Beats Inter Miami CF 1-0
• Arrest Made In 1991 Murder Of Patricia Moreno In Malden
• DDOT Suspending Three Bus Routes
• Philadelphia's 'Overdue' Ban On Single-Use Plastic Bags Goes Into Effect Friday
• Pilot Appeared To Try To Abort Landing Before Provincetown Crash
• Fernandez Scores 3rd Goal In 4 Games, Red Bulls Tie Union
• Detroit Councilman Andre Spivey Pleads Guilty To Taking Towing Bribes
• LA County Coroner's Office Will Reopen To Public On Friday
• Police Find SUV Wanted In Dorchester Hit-And-Run That Left Boy Pinned Underneath Parked Car
• Frustrated Protesters Gather Outside City Hall Demanding Change At Southern Border For Haitian Migrants
• Dollar Tree Raising Prices On Items Due To Rising Labor, Shipping Costs
• Brandon Lopez, Cousin Of Santa Ana Councilman, Shot And Killed After Pursuit, 4-Hour Standoff
• Patients Can Have COVID-19 And The Flu Simultaneously
• 2 Dallas Firefighters Remain In Intensive Care Following Apartment Complex Explosion
• 3 Young Teens Shot In Morgan Park, One Left In Critical Condition
• DeSoto High Football Twins And Head Coach Father Bonded By The Sport And Much More
• Religious Exemption Requests for COVID Vaccine Prove to be Complicated
• Charges Dropped Against Man Accused Of Murdering Minneapolis Toddler Since Key Witnesses Unavailable
• Chicharito Talks Depression, Returning From Injury And World Cup Future
• VIDEO: Cars Set On Fire Early Tuesday Morning In Denver Neighborhood
• Pennsylvania Man Will Spend 6-12 Years In Prison For Sexually Trafficking 17-Year-Old Girl
• 1 Man's Persistence Prompts 2 North Texas Cities To Consider Changes To Dangerous Intersection
• Alleged Neo-Nazi convicted of threatening journalists and activists
• Theranos Trial: Scientist Testifies Elizabeth Holmes Knew in 2011 of Blood Device Shortcomings
• 'Our Focus Is To Play Football': Bears Try To Shake Off Loss Ahead Of Sunday's Game
• Blink-182's Mark Hoppus Says He Is Officially Cancer-Free
• Mayor De Blasio Announces New Public Health Outreach Agency
• FDNY Welcomes Over 100 New Members To Department
• FAA clears Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo for flight following probe
• Education Advocates Unveil Black Studies Curriculum Plan For New York City Schools
• Jonathan Toews, Blackhawks Fall Short To Red Wings In Preseason Opener
• Manufacturers Allowed Baby Food Contaminated With Heavy Metals To Remain On Shelves, Lawmakers Say
• 7 Former Chicago USPS Employees Charged With Stealing Credit Cards From Mail And Selling Them
• Double-Decker Bus Driver Injured After Plowing Through Multiple Trees in Fremont
• Former NYC Department Of Education Senior Official Eric Goldstein Arrested On Extortion Conspiracy, Bribery Charges
• Ptarmigan Fire: Mandatory Evacuations To Be Lifted Thursday Morning
• Thousands Of Parents Left In The Lurch After Huntington Coach Says They Can't Take Students To School
• Call Kurtis: Lenders Fail To Pay Fair Plan Fire Insurance Policies
• Gov. Newsom Signs 7 Laws Aimed At California's Homeless Crisis
• Boynton Beach Police Need Help Finding 13-Year-Old Kate Roberts
• Caltrans to Close Highway 4 for Repairs this Weekend
• 2 Teenagers Stabbed Outside Bronx High School
• Around The Table: Analysts Discuss Pittsburgh Mayoral Race And November Election
• Babi Yar Park Memorializes Massacre Of Jews By Nazis 80 Years After Tragedy
• NYPD Officers Buy Safety Device For 90-Year-Old Robbery Victim In The Bronx
• Across America And In Pittsburgh, A Large Percentage Of Law Enforcement Officers Are Not Vaccinated
• Bucktown Carjacking Victim Shocked And Infuriated That Teen Suspect Is Now Off Electronic Monitoring
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Signs Legislation To Tackle Homelessness
• Need To Renew Your Driver's License? Get Ready For An Extra-Long Wait
• Head-On Crash In Santa Rosa Kills Driver, Severely Injures 2nd Driver
• Shanahan Says Changing QBs Won't Be Solution To 49ers Slow Starts On Offense
• Wildfire in San Ramon Closes Bollinger Canyon Road North of Crow Canyon Road
• Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont Extends Mandatory COVID Vaccine Deadline For State Employees
• Gov. Walz Allocates Another $15M In Federal Funding To Help Shelters Prevent COVID Outbreaks
• Dedicated Ravens Fan Commemorates Season Wins With Tattoos
• NYPD Organizes Donation Drive To Help Afghan Refugees In New Jersey
• Twin Cities Sees Uptick In Students Enrolling At HBCUs
• LA City Council's Vote On Sweeping COVID Vaccine Mandate Delayed By Councilman Buscaino
• R. Kelly accuser says his staff "tried to warn him" about behavior
• Springfield Serial Killer Stewart Weldon To Be Sentenced On Thursday After Changing Plea To Guilty
• CDC Urges Pregnant Women To Get Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Minneapolis Congregation Works To Rebuild Century-Old Church Destroyed In Arson
• Fawn Fire: All Evacuations Lifted As Containment Reaches 75%
• Off Broadway In The Boros Takes Accessible, Free Entertainment Across New York City
• COVID: Santa Cruz County Lifts Indoor Mask Mandate Amid Declining Spread Of Virus
• After Falling Through Floor At Burning Home, Charleroi Firefighter Returns To Job He Loves Nearly 3 Months Later
• YouTube Boots Anti-Vaccine Accounts With Large Followings In Misinformation Crackdown
• Biden attends Congressional Baseball Game amid legislative chaos
• Britney Spears' Father Jamie Spears Suspended from Conservatorship
• Dream White Sox 'Contract' Now The Real Thing For Popular Team Translator
• New Child Sex Abuse Allegations Against 5 Former Priests Deemed Credible, Diocese Of Sacramento Says
• 'Furry & Friendly,' Miami-Dade Police Adds Rescue Dog, Dottie To Therapy Team
• 'It Threw Me Back Up The Stairs': Dallas Apartment Residents Describe Moments During Explosion
• New Jersey Voters Evaluate Gubernatorial Candidates' First Debate, Weigh In On Most Important Issues
• 3 athletes emphasize the importance of mental health and vulnerability
• Man Shot By School Police In South Los Angeles
• Browns' Stefanski Heads 'Home' To Face Vikings
• Oakland Expands Program to Recruit, Retain Teachers of Color
• Texas Fetal Heartbeat Law Criticized, Defended During US Senate Committee Hearing
• Richmond Man Helps Young Voices Be Heard Through Community Newspaper
• Prospect Of A Bears Move To Arlington Heights Has Some Worried, Some Hoping To Cash In
• Mayor Lightfoot Insists She's Not Giving Up, But Offers No Specifics On Plans To Keep Bears From Moving To Arlington Heights
• Groundbreaking Ceremony Held For Tiny Homes Village In Eagle Rock
• UPDATE: Eastbound Lanes of Hwy 24 Reopen in Orinda After Police Arrest Carjacking Suspects
• Pittsburgh-Area Officials Seeing An Alarming Number Of Counterfeit Pharmaceuticals In The Area
• Facing Unprecedented Fiscal Crisis, Long Island Rail Road Eyes Stimulus Funding, Congestion Pricing Revenue
• Dedham Man Accused Of Sending Inter-Racial Couple Threatening Messages On Facebook Faces Federal Charges
• 4 Firefighters, 4 Civilians Injured In Natural Gas Explosion At Dallas Apartment Complex
• I-70 Reopens In Glenwood Canyon After Closure Due To Flash Flood Threat
• Man Walking On Interstate 80 In El Sobrante Area Hit, Killed By Car
• COVID-19 Relief Grant Links
• Army chaplain who died in Korean prison returns home after 70 years
• Schools Aren't Required to Report Increasing Cyber Attacks: Kids at Risk, Parents in The Dark
• 2 Elderly Passengers Killed When Car Slams Into Needham Home
• Brooklyn Center Updates 'Cite And Release' Policies For Certain Low-Level Offenses, Other New Proposals Not Yet Implemented
• Wilmington's Granada Theater To Officially Become Historic-Cultural Monument
• Minneapolis Firefighter Kalimba Edwards Out To Prove She's 'Tough As Nails'
• Unbeaten Terps Enter Grueling Stretch, First Up: No. 5 Iowa
• One Person Killed, 13 Injured In Single-Vehicle Crash On I-295 In Hamilton Township
• A New 'Temple' For The New Life Covenant Church Southeast
• Montana hospital ICU reaches 150% capacity amid COVID surge
• Yuba City High School Students Arrested For Carrying Firearm On Campus
• Arrest Of Suspected Serial Killer Jason Thornburg In Fort Worth Could Be Answer To 4-Year Search For Missing Woman
• Officials: 16 Cuban Migrants Make It To Florida Keys In 'Maritime Smuggling Event'
• On Party Live Vote, State House Committee Approves Bill To Require Schools To Post Online All Curriculum And Textbooks Used In Classrooms
• Britney Spears' Father Jamie Spears Suspended From Conservatorship (CBS News)
• Trevor Woodruff Officially Charged In Deadly Shooting Outside Of Broomfield Walgreens
• Dallas Woman Jennifer Faith Charged With 'Orchestrating The Murder' Of Her Husband
• One Killed In 105 Freeway Collision In Norwalk Area
• Woman Accused Of Trying To Help Suspect In Florida Deputy's Death
• Pedestrian Struck In Baltimore County, Police Investigating
• Semi Rollover On I-90 Westbound Lanes In Huntley
• Gov. Wolf Visits Montgomery County With Encouraging Words About State's Vaccination Rate
• Boston Marathon Champion Daniel Romanchuk Looking To Defend Title
• Search For Missing 19-Year-Old Miya Marcano Enters Fifth Day
• Paterson Says Grassroots Community Outreach Was Key To Achieving Highest Vaccination Rate In New Jersey
• Brady or Jones? Watertown Couple Split Over Who To Support When Tom Brady Comes To Town Sunday
• Owner Pleas For Safe Return Of Their Dog Taken From Nearby Gas Station
• 'We Try To Take A Different Approach': On Board Sir Richard Branson's Adults-Only Cruise Ship Scarlet Lady At PortMiami
• Minnesota Health Care Workers File Lawsuit Over Vaccine Mandates
• Smile Farms Growing Food And Opportunity For Some Who Often Have Trouble Finding Work
• Fight Over A Big House On A Small Lot Heats Up In Harrison
• NIH Investigating Possible Link Between COVID Vaccines And Changes To Menstrual Cycles
• Denton Police Officer Arrested For Allegedly Assaulting, Injuring Family Member
• Coroner's Inquests Ordered Into Deaths Of Dijon Kizzee, 2 Others Fatally Shot By LA County Sheriff's Deputies
• Matthew Madden Arrested In Deadly Double Stabbing Of Estranged Wife And Her Friend
• Python Spotted, Then Captured Along Big Dry Creek Trail In Westminster
• 50 Veterans Representing Each State Tour Purple Heart Hall Of Honor In Hudson Valley
• Gilbert Newton III Found Guilty Of Murder Of Ex-Girlfriend Morgan McCaffery
• Miami-Dade Police Needs Help Finding 79-Year-Old Gerald Connors
• Keller @ Large: Stark Divide Over COVID Vaccine Mandates
• Victim of Yarmouth Hit-And-Run Has Died
• Knife-Wielding Tewksbury Man Allegedly Threatened To Kill Dogs
• Pennsylvanians Make Hershey Mini Bars Most Popular Halloween Candy, Study Says
• Letitia James Sparks Speculation About Run For N.Y. Governor While Other Contenders Also Keep Their Eyes On '22
• Minuteman High School Program Training Students To Help Overworked Veterinary Offices, Animal Hospitals
• Teen Charged With Murder In Stabbing Death Of His 17-Year-Old Twin Sister Near Houston
• Dallas Gunshot Victim Drives Himself To The Police Station
• Man Dies After Being Shot In Parkville Tuesday Evening
• New Video Shows Car Involved In Center City Hit-And-Run That Injured 85-Year-Old Woman
• Brotherly Love: 12-Year-Old Northeast Philly Boy Preparing For Another Winter Of Gifting Happy Feet
• UMass Amherst Hires Cyber Security Team To Investigate Origins Of Racist Emails Sent To Black Student Groups
• Fort Worth ISD Offering $500 Incentive For Teachers, Staff Who Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Florida High School Football Player Collapses, Dies During Practice
• YouTube Cracking Down On Videos Spreading Vaccine Misinformation
• Worcester Mayor Calls For More Negotiation To End St. Vincent Nurses' Strike
• Kaprizov Brings 'It' Factor, Fresh Leader To Recharged Wild
• Precautionary Boil Water Order Issued For Parts Of Hallandale Beach
• 'The T Is Safe': Gov. Baker Defends MBTA After String Of Dangerous Problems
• Pope Francis Accepts Resignation Of Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio, Names Robert J. Brennan Eighth Bishop Of Brooklyn Diocese
• FBI Offering $5,000 Reward For Information Leading To Recovery Of Stolen Gun
• U.S. Says Ivory-Billed Woodpecker And 22 Other Species Extinct
• Enbridge Says Line 3 Replacement Pipeline Complete; Oil To Flow Friday
• Lodi Councilman Khan Will Not Resign Despite Gambling Charges
• Miami-Dade PD Seizes Several Pounds Of Drugs, Thousands In Cash
• Disturbing Levels Of Toxic Heavy Metals Found In Major Baby Food Brands, Congressional Report Reveals
• March Madness Branding Extended To NCAA Women's Tournament
• CDC: Pregnant Women Should Get COVID Vaccine Now
• VIDEO: 2 Bull Elk Relocated From Quail's Crossing Park In Westminster
• Pennsylvania Liquor Board Meets With Lawmakers Over Two-Bottle Liquor Limit
• Student-Run Bank At Cordova High Aims To Improve Teens' Financial Literacy
• Man Shot Banging On Driver's Window In Miramar Suffered From PTSD; Marine Served 2 Tours In Afghanistan
• Mayor London Breed Appoints David Chiu to Replace Outgoing City Attorney
• Brian Laundrie Went Camping With Parents After Returning Home Without Fiancée Gabby Petito
• Philadelphia Phillies Hire Preston Mattingly As Director Of Player Development
• Maryland Ends 2021 Fiscal Year With $2.5 Billion Budget Surplus
• Beltrami County Reports Increase Of Property Fraud Attempts
• Victor Forms Over The Eastern Atlantic; Storm Expected To Stay Out To Sea
• Santa Rosa Man Gets 12 Years In Prison For Stalking, Threatening To Kill Ex-Girlfriend
• Nasri Abdilahi Charged With Murdering Girlfriend, Dragging Body Into Apartment Dumpster
• Star Lake Concert-Goers Will Need COVID-19 Vaccine Card Or Negative Test
• Patriots-Buccaneers Wednesday Practice Report: Rob Gronkowski A DNP For Bucs; 7 Players Limited For Pats
• Fans Show Support Outside Dramatic LA Hearing In Britney Spears' Conservatorship Case
• Massachusetts Reports 1,448 New COVID Cases, 23 Additional Deaths
• Mass Pike Crash: Tractor-Trailer Rollover In Grafton Briefly Shuts Down Highway
• Threat Of Diablo Winds Triggers Red Flag Fire Warning Wednesday Evening
• WANTED: Avanta Ware Sought In Sept. 1 Slaying Of Travell Miller, Father Shot And Killed While Driving Daughter To School
• Army Veteran Overcome With Emotion After Being Gifted New Home In Glenside
• Mount Washington Sees First Snowfall Of The Season
• Brian Laundrie Went Camping With Parents After Returning Home Without Fiancée Gabby Petito
• Delta Airlines To Stop Service Out Of Durango Airport
• 11-Year-Old Girl Fatally Shot Near Madison; 15-Year-Old In Custody
• Baltimore Man Pleads Guilty To Murdering Andre Giles Following Dispute On The Block
• Report: James White Expected To Miss Rest Of Season With Hip Injury
• Duquesne Light Accepting Applications For Community Impact Grants
• PennEnvironment Study: Tested Waterways In Pennsylvania Contaminated With Microplastics
• Death Of Infant In Custody Of Orange County Jail Under Investigation
• Expect Overnight Traffic Interruptions On I-95 Through Saturday Morning
• Parents File Lawsuit Against Tri-County Health Department Over Mask Mandate
• Damage From DUI Suspect Puts Historic Coloma Bridge Out Of Commission
• New Public Art Installation Coming To Pittsburgh Seeks Participants
• Anti-Vaccine Protesters Force Postponement Of NH Executive Council Meeting
• Macy's sues to block Amazon billboard above flagship store
• Single Mom Scammed Over Puppy For Boy With Special Needs
• Man With Ghost Gun, High-Capacity Magazines Arrested While Violating Pacifica Woman's Restraining Order
• Dollar Tree Will Sell More Stuff For Above $1
• Beijing Winter Olympics to ban foreign spectators amid COVID concerns
• 'High Levels Of Iron' Caused Brown Cloud In Lake Michigan, Shutting Down Beaches At Indiana Dunes National Park
• Man Arrested In Violent Armed Robbery Spree In San Francisco
• Lori Loughlin Returns To Acting After Serving Time For College Admissions Scandal
• Amazon unveils "Astro," its home robot assistant robot
• Search On For Cal Fire, PG&E Equipment Stolen In Auburn Smash And Grab
• 1 Woman Killed, 2 Others Seriously Injured In Strawberry Mansion Shooting
• Britney Spears conservatorship battle returns to court today
• Pittsburgh Police Officer Who Succumbed To COVID-19 Complications To Be Laid To Rest On Saturday
• Refinery Settles With Air Quality District For $2.2 Million Over Emissions Violations
• Feds Award $18.2 Million To Five Local Organizations Offering Mental Health Services, Substance Use Treatment
• 72-Year-Old-Man Shot With Paintball Gun Near Church In South Shore
• Wild Viral Video Shows Florida Man Using Trash Bin To Capture Alligator
• Flint Council Bars Its Leader From Speaking During Meetings
• 3 Gang Members Plead Guilty In Brazen Beverly Hills Armed Robbery, Shooting
• St. Cloud Police Search For Suspect Who Fled Multiple Vehicle Car Crash
• Senate parliamentarian again blocks legalizing immigrants in budget bill
• Wawa Giving Away 1,000 Reusable Bags At Philadelphia Stores As Single-Use Plastic Bag Ban Goes Into Effect
• Who Will Be Miami's Starting QB Versus Virginia?
• Bears Sign Purchase Agreement For Arlington Park Property; Lightfoot Says City Will Work To Keep Team In Chicago
• Lakers Legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Slams Unvaccinated NBA Players
• Arlington Police Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Injured 5-Year-Old
• Smiling Dog Needs Serious Donations For Neurological Condition
• 3 Treated For Smoke Inhalation Following Lauderhill Fire
• Suspicious Package Investigation Underway In Rancho Cordova
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 419 New Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
• Traverse City Area Doctor Out After Criticizing County Vaccine Policy
• N'Keal Harry Returns To Patriots Practice On Wednesday
• Arrest Made In Assault At Pitbull Concert In New Hampshire That Left Woman Severely Injured
• Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Heavy Traffic Expected Near Renaissance Festival In Anne Arundel County
• Powerball Jackpot Jumps To $570 Million For Wednesday Night's Drawing
• Judge Dismisses Denver Police Officers' Challenge To COVID Vaccine Mandate
• 'She's With Us': Gabby Petito's Family Speaks Out As Brian Laundrie Remains At Large
• BNSF Train Hits Pedestrian Near Highlands
• 'I Like Playing Someone I'm A Little Bit Afraid Of': Actor Elizabeth Mitchell On 'Outer Banks' & 'Lost'
• 'I Like Playing Someone I'm A Little Bit Afraid Of': Actor Elizabeth Mitchell On 'Outer Banks' & 'Lost'
• Ravens Activate Bateman, Boykin, Madubuike And Houston
• BGE Establishes $600K In STEM Scholarships With 3 Maryland HBCUs
• Michigan Bills Would Give Sex Abuse Victims More Time To Sue
• Uniform Justin Tucker Wore During Historic Field Goal Now On Display In Pro Football Hall Of Fame
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Keep COVID-19 Regulatory Waivers For 6 More Months
• Eric Mangini And Bill Belichick Nearly Had Fistfight In 2008, According To Seth Wickersham's Patriots Book
• Son Shoots, Kills Mother, Rebecca Caffey Russell In Kitchen With Rifle
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 4,570 New Cases, 97 Additional Deaths
• Video: 'Fright Fest' At Six Flags America Turns Into Fight Night As Crowds Turn Violent
• CDC Urges People Who Are Pregnant Or Thinking Of Becoming Pregnant To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Andy Dalton To Start For Bears Vs. Lions If Healthy; Coach Matt Nagy Mum On Play-Calling Duties
• Fremont Police Searching For Man Who Attacked Woman Talking On Phone
• Belichick Denies That He Didn't Want To Meet Brady In Person After QB Decided To Leave New England
• Man, 30, Charged With Murder In Northeast Baltimore Shooting
• 3 Shot In Denver Early Wednesday Morning
• Whitmer To Deem Some COVID Budget Sections Unconstitutional
• New York Court Of Appeals Hears Arguments On Vaccine Mandate For Health Care Workers
• Authorities credit Petito coverage for helping find body of missing man
• St. Paul Shooting Victim ID'd As Caitlin Aldridge, 41; Husband Charged With Murder
• For CFP To Expand By 2024, Plans Need Approval In 4 Months
• Woman Charged With Arson For Setting Fire To Edgewood Home After Domestic Dispute
• 36-Year-Old Man Injured in Mission District Shooting Early Wednesday
• Coast-To-Coast Bike Ride For Cancer Research Stops In Pittsburgh Before Heading Out On Final Leg
• Philadelphia Searching For Residents To Be Part Of Police Oversight Commission
• Palm Beach School Board Cleared In Child's Injuries Suffered While Crossing Road To Bus Stop
• Colorful Mural Revealed In Fishtown To Celebrate Philadelphia's Transgender Community
• Hochul Names Former NYC Health Commissioner Dr. Mary Bassett To Replace Dr. Howard Zucker
• AFT President And Families Upset Over Growing COVID Cases In CPS Schools
• Eric Mangini And Bill Belichick Nearly Had Fistfight In 2008 According To New Book: 'He Charged Across The Room, Needed To Be Held Back'
• Six Aldermen Send Mayor Lori Lightfoot Letter Opposing Vaccine Mandate For City Employees, Call It 'An Infringement On Their Personal Freedoms'
• Tree Trimming Truck Catches Fire Near Roseville Home
• Mila Kunis, Judd Apatow Celebrate Opening Of New West LA Cancer Clinic, The Ellison Institute
• As Fall Outings Swing Into High Gear, N.Y. Officials Issue Warning About Spotted Lanternfly
• Former Idaho Springs Police Officer Nicholas Hanning Faces Civil Lawsuit For Separate Controversial Arrest
• COVID In Colorado: State Wants Residents To Get At-Home Tests
• Man Found Dead On BART Train; Drug Overdose Suspected
• Christopher Kelley Identified As Victim In Deadly Hit & Run Crash On Broadway Early Monday
• Driver Uninjured As Work Van Ends Up In NW Miami-Dade Backyard Pool
• 10-Year-Old Happy To Be 'Making A Mark' By Participating In COVID Vaccine Trial At Children's Hospital Colorado
• Powerball Jackpot Grows To $570 Million; Drawing Is Wednesday Night
• Bill Belichick: Not Enough Superlatives, Adjectives To Explain What Tom Brady Has Achieved
• Philadelphia Seeing Fewer COVID-19 Cases This Week Compared To Last Week, Acting Health Commissioner Says
• Man Who Broke Into Eminem's Home Gets Probation, Time Served
• WSJ Reporter Carreyrou Heralds Former Theranos Lab Director's 'Courage' For Leaking Technology's Shortcomings
• Dr. Ala Stanford, Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium Founder, Honored With George H.W. Bush Points Of Light Award
• Palo Alto Police Searching For Robbery Suspects Who Knocked Out Victim
• After Violent Attempted Carjacking In Which Father Was Shot, Bucktown Family Moved Out Of Chicago
• 1 Dead After South Greensburg Crash
• White Sox Single-Game Playoff Tickets Go On Sale This Afternoon
• Day Of The Dead Returns To Hollywood Forever Cemetery
• Northern Minn. Superintendent Charged With DWI On School Grounds, Placed On Paid Suspension
• Colorado Commission Agrees On New Congressional Map
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 2,077 New Cases Reported As State Administers 62,000+ Booster Shots
• Four People On Helicopter That Crashed At Miami Executive Airport
• Police: Victims Pistol Whipped, Tied Up With Duct Tape In Bronx Home Invasion
• Prosecutor Wants To Destroy Van Owned By Convicted Killer
• City-Run Health Clinic In Druid Heights Flagged For Dead Rodents, Substandard Conditions In New OIG Report
• Fatal Fire Under Investigation In Northeast Baltimore
• Wildlife tour operator survives attack by "jumping crocodile"
• Miami Weather: Slightly Cooler On Wednesday, Mostly Dry
• Signs Referencing White Supremacist Group Posted Around UST Campus, St. Paul Police Investigating
• Wanted NH Mother Whose 4-Year-Old Overdosed On Methadone Turns Herself Into Police
• Miami FC Midfielder Jahshaun Anglin Accused Of Sexually Battering Woman
• Dental coverage for seniors, disabled at stake in budget battle
• Sleeping Tractor-Trailer Driver Slams Into Cruiser On I-95 In Weston, Injuring Trooper, State Police Say
• Sarah Everard falsely arrested by cop who murdered her, prosecutor says
• Florida Board Of Education Eyes 11 Districts, Including Miami-Dade, Broward Over Mask Policies
• New Hotel Opening In Sacramento Building That Briefly Held Title Of Tallest Skyscraper West Of The Mississippi
• Forgotten Harvest Volunteers Help Battle Hunger, Food Waste In Metro Detroit
• San Francisco Health Officials To Open Mass COVID Testing Site For Students
• Gabby Petito's Family Speaks Publicly For 1st Time Since Her Body Was Found: 'We Can't Let Her Name Be Taken In Vain'
• Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (OCTOBER 2) 
• Oracle Park Concession Workers Call Off Strike Threat; Reach Tentative Agreement On New Contract
• Matt Turner Called Back To USMNT For Three World Cup Qualifying Matches In October
• Dad, daughter living out of truck, a month after Ida destroyed home
• Caltrain Strikes Person Crossing Train Tracks In Sunnyvale
• Florida Man Gets 6 Years In Prison For Stealing Lawmakers' IDs, Passing Bad Checks
• Government Shutdown Latest: What Happens If Federal Agencies Close?
• Judge Dismisses Charges Tied To Historic Female Genital Mutilation Case
• TD Garden Announces Massive New Video Board That Offers Highest Resolution In Both NBA, NHL
• 4 Shootings Reported In 4 Hours Overnight In New York City
• Deaf man suing officers who tased him
• LA County Eases COVID Requirements For Children At Theme Parks
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 1,100 Cases Reported, Hospitalizations & Positivity Dip
• Two Men Shot And Killed On Stevenson Expressway
• City Begins Fall 'Boat Run' Bridge Lifts On Chicago River
• Pictured: Suspect Who Police Say Stole Chanel Wallet, Gold Ring In Southampton
• Fitness Instructor Who Survived COVID-19 Undergoes Transplant After Virus Resurfaces, Attacks Heart
• Man Shot, Killed In North Minneapolis As Citywide Homicides Reach 72
• Pacquiao retires from boxing as he runs for president in Philippines
• Denver Weather: Wednesday Could Be The Wettest Day In 3 Months For Some Neighborhoods
• Uber Driver Suffers Serious Eye Injury In East Village Attack
• 'It Never Felt Safe', High School Ex-Coach Rickey Badley's Teen Stalking Victim Sues Keller ISD
• Washtenaw County Man Charged After Fake Police Badge, Guns Found In Vehicle
• Pittsburgh Fitness Instructor Who Survived COVID-19 Undergoes Transplant After Virus Resurfaces And Attacks Heart
• Police: Woman Attacks Subway Rider Who Tried To Sit Next To Her
• Lack Of Communication To Blame For Lions' Loss
• Booster shot side effects similar to first two doses, says CDC
• Details Of Deteriorating Relationship Between Tom Brady, Bill Belichick Emerge In Excerpts From Seth Wickersham's Patriots Book
• Philadelphia-Area Hospital Asking For Public's Help Identifying Patient
• Backlog Of Cargo Ships At Port Of Los Angeles Reaches Boiling Point
• Man Dies After Crash Along Highway 99 Near Calvine Road
• MLS Shares Hilarious Graphic That Shows How Dominant Revs Have Been This Season
• Hispanic Heritage Month: Miami's Javier Romero, First Cuban American To Be Inducted Into Radio's Hall Of Fame
• High levels of toxins found in more baby food brands, report says
• Senate prepares to move on bill to prevent government shutdown
• As Denver Sees Uneven Recovery For Groups Disproportionately Impacted By The Pandemic, City Welcomes New Chief Equity Officer
• Where You Can Get A Free Cup Of Joe On National Coffee Day
• Tracking The Tropics: Cat. 4 Sam To Bring Rough Surf To East Coast, Watch Two Other Systems In Atlantic
• Julian Edelman On Tom Brady-Bill Belichick Matchup: 'They Definitely Want To Beat Each Other'
• 350 Mental Health Workers At M Health Fairview Vote To Unionize
• United Airlines Begins Terminating Hundreds Of Unvaccinated Employees
• Trevor Story Hits What Might Be His Last Homer At Coors Field For The Colorado Rockies
• Deadly, Highly-Contagious Rabbit Disease Detected In Minnesota
• PTL Links: Sept. 29, 2021
• Cooking With Rania: Heirloom Tomato Pie
• 16-Year-Old Charged With Attempted Murder Of His Mom And Brother Messaged About It
• 3 Years Later: Plans In Place To Honor The Lives Lost In Tree Of Life Shooting
• Allen ISD Officials Say They Stopped Cyberattack & Protected Sensitive Information
• Patriots Player's Ring From Super Bowl LI Sells For $92,146
• De Vere's Irish Pub Closing Its Doors Next Week, Cutting Its Pandemic Losses
• Pedro Martinez Rips Umps With Swear On Live TV: 'They Don't Know [Bleep]!'
• We Now Know Why Malcolm Butler Was Benched In Super Bowl LII
• Lake County Man Dies From First Case Of Rabies In Illinois Since 1954, After Waking Up With Bat On Neck
• Police Investigating Triple Shooting In East Baltimore
• Dylan Larkin Has Optimism
• Woman Carjacked Near Bank In West Loop
• City To Begin 'Slope Repair Measures' Along Fallowfield Avenue In Beechview
• WATCH LIVE: Eagles Head Coach Nick Sirianni To Speak With Media
• Former KDKA Reporter And Anchor Paul Martino Honored At 2021 Golden Quill Awards
• Lions Cut LB Jamie Collins
• Health care workers getting panic buttons as assaults rise
• Tractor Trailer Crash On I-97 In Severna Park Leaves One Dead
• Former Bush Strategist Matthew Dowd Announces Democratic Bid For Texas Lieutenant Governor
• CBS Evening News Anchor Norah O'Donnell Reveals Her Cancer Scare And What You Can Do To Protect Yourself
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/29 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Fall Foliage Will Peak In Mid-October In Philadelphia Region, According To 2021 Smoky Mountain Prediction Map
• Law Enforcement Searching For Weapon That Was Inside Stolen FBI Vehicle
• Woman Struck And Killed By Pickup Truck Crossing Bronx Street
• Ivory-billed woodpecker, 22 other species declared extinct
• Firefighters Battle Early Morning Blaze At Bronx Apartment Building
• COVID Vaccine Sites Coming To Subway Stations In Brooklyn, The Bronx
• $1M Mega Millions Winner Sold In Upper Manhattan, Jackpot Keeps Climbing
• St. Cloud Police Arrest Assault Suspect
• Fort Worth ISD Offering $500 Incentive To Employees Fully Vaccinated For COVID
• Celebrate National Coffee Day With These Discounts, Deals & Freebies
• Collision Involving Bus Leaves Several Injured In Montgomery County
• Illinois man dies after catching rabies from apparent bat bite
• North Korea claims successful hypersonic missile test
• LeBron James explains why he got the COVID-19 vaccine
• Manchin and Sinema meet with Biden over reconciliation bill concerns
• A Brew-tiful Morning: Coffee Consumption Changed During The Pandemic
• McConnell stops Schumer's latest attempt to raise debt ceiling
• Britney Spears' father criticizes potential replacement for conservatorship
• Lori Loughlin to act in first role since college admissions scandal
• NC hospital fires 175 employees for not getting vaccine
• Which federal payments will come due after the U.S. hits the debt limit
• Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Job Fair On Wednesday
• South Side Senior Receives Apology From Gas Company After Equipment Error Is Blamed For Bill That Reached Almost $3,000
• Lights Of Downtown Dallas Skyline Dim For Weeks As Migratory Birds Pass Through
• 3 ex-frat members plead guilty to alcohol charges after teen's death
• At-Home Covid Test Kits: Can You Trust The New Rapid Tests You Can Do At Home?
• National Coffee Day: Here's Where You Can Get Free Coffee Today And Other Freebies
• Vaccinated Fans Pack SAP Center For Sharks NHL Exhibition Season Opener
• Pittsburgh Weather: Wednesday Starts Cool, Temperatures Climb Into The 70s By The Afternoon
• Woman Accused of Starting Fawn Fire Was Attempting To Boil Bear Urine to Drink
• Officials ID Man Fatally Struck By Squad Car In Mounds View, Deputy Who Hit Him
• Former top diplomat chosen by party to lead Japan as next PM
• Family Of Victim At Execution Of Texas Murderer Rick Rhoades Says She "Wanted To Watch Him Die"
• Victim's daughter at inmate's execution: "I wanted to watch him die"
• Chicago Weather: Warm, Sunny Day Wednesday
• Robert Pape on insurrectionist movement in U.S. - "Intelligence Matters"
• 'I Will Stab Her 57 Times': Damning Texts Read During Trial Of Gilbert Newton III, Accused Of Stabbing To Death Ex-Girlfriend Morgan McCaffery
• Boston Mayoral Candidates Michelle Wu And Annissa Essaibi George To Meet In First Debate October 13 On WBZ-TV
• 7 Baltimore Coffee Shops Worth Checking Out On National Coffee Day
• Route 119 In Connellsville Reopen After Overnight Police Activity
• Andy Warhol Museum Offering Free Admission On Wednesday As Part Of 'RAD-ical Days'
• CBS3 Mysteries: Fairmount Park Rapist Has Haunted Detectives, Residents For 18 Years
• Video Captures Wilmington Police Officer Slamming Man's Head Against Cashier's Barrier During Arrest
• 'The Owl Is No Longer Wise': Billboard Knocks Bill Belichick Ahead Of Tom Brady's Return To Foxboro
• National Coffee Day 2021: Deals And Free Cups From Dunkin', Starbucks And More
• Toxic gas warning as lava from Spanish island's volcano hits sea
• Wednesday's Child: 11-Year-Old Alexander
• Pins Mechanical Company Plans To Move Into Former SouthSide Works Cinema Location
• Green Bay Packers Quarterback Aaron Rodgers Talks Pittsburgh Ahead Of Sunday's Matchup
• Steelers' OLB TJ Watt Teams With 412 Food Rescue, Provides Families In Need With Groceries
• Penguins, Carnegie Mellon University, And Covestro Aim To Make Hockey Safer With New Dashers
• Pa. State Senate Committee Approves Legislation To Use COVID-19 Relief For Environmental Program
• Enbridge Says Line 3 Replacement Is Complete, Will Open Friday
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/29 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Syndergaard Sharp In Brief Return, Mets Take 2 From Marlins
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, Republican Candidate Jack Ciattarelli Face Off In Fiery Debate

Videos from September 29, 2021

• Sunday on 60 Minutes: The Facebook whistleblower
• 9/29: Red and Blue
• Concerns about climate crisis are at "an all-time high," researchers say
• New FBI effort aims to shine a light on police suicides
• Judge suspends Britney Spears father from her conservatorship
• CDC predicts COVID-19 deaths will likely decrease in coming weeks
• House votes to suspend debt ceiling through 2022 as Congress works to avert government shutdown
• Korean War hero finally gets his homecoming
• Local Matters: New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy and GOP challenger Jack Ciatarelli square off in first debate
• Montana ICU overrun with COVID patients
• U.K. worker shortage disrupts supply chain
• CBS News exclusive: R. Kelly accuser speaks out
• Top general warns of al Qaeda resurgence
• Families struggle to afford child care
• Congressional infighting delays Biden agenda
• Congress hoping to pass funding bill ahead of government shutdown
• TSA employees push for higher pay and better work conditions
• Top military officials testify to House committee on Afghanistan withdrawal
• Investigating the threat of white supremacy and domestic terrorism
• Emails show DHS was slow to tell Pentagon about Capitol riot
• Lori Loughlin to star in first role since college admissions scandal
• Report shines light on 131 federal judges who heard cases involving a financial conflict of interest
• Los Angeles judge to weigh Britney Spears' conservatorship on Wednesday
• North Korea claims it successfully tested a hypersonic missile
• Progressive Democrats push back on bipartisan infrastructure bill
• Montana hospital overwhelmed with COVID-19 patients amid another surge
• Epik data breach exposes people linked to far-right extremist groups
• When will Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine be available for children?
• Overuse of social media can impact mental health
• Gabby Petito case sparks conversations about domestic violence and abusive relationships
• Democrats scramble to pass spending and budget measures as government shutdown looms
• Milk Bar founder and award-winning chef Christina Tosi on her new children's book
• Montana ICU capacity surpasses November 2020 COVID peak
• Kevin Love, Brandon Marshall and DiDi Richards on dealing with mental health challenges as athletes
• Supply chain challenges drive up prices as ports face record backlog
• Polish leaders accuse Belarus of "hybrid warfare" as migrants rush to border
• New report finds high levels of toxic heavy metals in baby food
• WorldView: Canary Islands volcano lava reaches ocean; North Korea tests hypersonic missile
• Families still struggling one month after Hurricane Ida slammed Louisiana's coast
• CBS News business analyst on the potential fallout of the U.S. defaulting for the first time
• Military leaders endure heated hearing on Capitol Hill
• Biden cancels planned trip to focus on infrastructure talks as government shutdown looms
• Biden's agenda faces crucial week in Congress
• 9/29: CBSN AM