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Articles from September 30, 2021

• California Drought: Wasted Fresh Water Seen Surging Into San Jose Storm Drain
• Sen. Feinstein Proposes Comprehensive COVID Requirements for U.S. Air Travel
• West Contra Costa School Board Votes to Mandate Vaccine for Staff and Students
• Rock Slide Closes Highway 6 In Clear Creek Canyon
• Back-to-back Homers Again Carry Dodgers Past Padres 8-3
• COVID In Colorado: People Who Refuse Shot Start Losing Their Jobs As Cities And Companies Get Tougher About Vaccines
• Newsom Signs Bills That Bring Greater Accountability For California Law Enforcement Agencies
• Controversial Campsite Expansion At Auburn State Recreation Area Gets Unanimous Approval
• Wade, Giants Beat D-Backs in 9th, Hold 2-Game NL West Edge
• PHOTOS: One-Armed Man Flips, Then Steals Off-Road Go-Kart From Murdoch's In Parker
• Old Virus Resurfaces In Calaveras County As Young Child Contracts Measles
• 'Hamilton' Tickets Go On Sale To Public Oct. 5 For Denver Center For The Performing Arts
• 0 And 14: Colorado Looks To Snap Losing Streak Against USC
• Auburn Man Accused Of Exposing Himself To Numerous Women
• 2 Men Carjack Customer At Gunpoint At Downers Grove Gas Station, But Give Up And Leave Car Behind When They Can't Start It
• Speed Camera Ticketing Change: Is It About Safety Or Money?
• Chicago Weather: Warm And Dry Friday
• Argyle Street In Uptown Joins City's Efforts To Revive Business With Street Dining And Festivity; Business Owners Are Hopeful
• Suspect Arrested In Murder Of 14-Year-OId Demaris Hobbs-Ekdahl At Woodbury Graduation Party
• Stanislaus Firefighter Badly Burned In Caldor Fire Returns Home From Hospital
• Series Even 1-1 As Sky Fall Short To Connecticut Sun
• Jeffco Public Schools Cuts More Than A Dozen Bus Routes Due To Staffing Shortages
• 'This Is Something Worth Fighting For': Sen. John Hickenlooper Continues Push To Keep U.S. Space Command In Colorado
• Stearns County Man Sentenced To 10 Years For Meth, Firearm Charges
• 'A Truly Unique Home': 251-Square Foot Newton House Listed For $449,900
• 2,399 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Tom Brady Sounds Extremely Sick, And He Doesn't Know Why: 'Very Strange'
• Police Release New Image Of Man Accused Of Stealing Flag From Boston Polish American Club
• Judge HRs Twice, Yankees Beat Jays 6-2 To Extend WC Lead
• 11-Year-Old Boy Recovering From Broken Ribs, Collapsed Lung After Hit-And-Run In Dorchester
• I-Team: Should Massachusetts Health Officials Give More Information On Breakthrough Cases?
• Amherst Becomes First School District In Massachusetts To Require COVID Vaccine For Eligible Students
• Tigers Beat Twins 10-7 In Slugfest With 7 Homers
• 4 NYC School Employees File Emergency Petition With Supreme Court To Stop COVID Vaccine Mandate
• Sports Betting Now Legal In Connecticut
• Nurse Shortage Puts Education At Risk For Students With Severe Disabilities
• Virginia Escapes At Miami, Hanging On To Win 30-28
• Pearl Harbor Survivor Armando 'Chick' Galella Dies At Age 100
• 2-Way Traffic Returning To East Carson Street
• Fire-Hardening Proves Effective In Saving Homes; Insurance Companies Not Yet On Board
• Family & Friends Hold Another Vigil For Miya Marcano Outside Her Orlando Apartment
• CBS3 Mysteries: Aston Investigators Closing In On Suspect In 2016 Murder Of John D'Amico
• North Attleboro Police Cruiser Struck On I-95 South
• Vigil Held For Missing Miya Marcano In Her Hometown Of Pembroke Pines
• Police: Man In Critical Condition After Being Shot Multiple Times In East Liberty
• Conforto Lifts Mets Over Marlins
• How Do Vaccines Become Required For Minnesota Schoolchildren?
• Expedia Names Allentown A Trending Destination For Holiday Travel
• New Seat Belt Law Goes Into Effect In Connecticut
• FBI Agents Return To Brian Laundrie's Florida Home As Search Continues
• 'Armed & Dangerous': Manhunt Underway For Suspect Wanted For Three Murders
• 16-Year-Old Remains In Intensive Care After Being Stabbed After School Tuesday
• 'A Phase Of Maintaining Immunity': Gov. Hogan Pushes COVID-19 Booster Shots, Prepares State To Vaccinate Children
• Baltimore City Sued After Blocking Conservative Catholic Group's Location For Rally Featuring Steve Bannon, Milo Yiannopoulos Out Of Concerns Over Violence
• 24 State-Endangered Blanding's Turtles Have New Home At Protected Forest Preserve Site After Being Released By Shedd Aquarium
• 'It's A Good Party!': Fell's Point Festival Set To Begin Friday
• Music Director Riccardo Muti Reunites With Chicago Symphony Orchestra
• 2 Teens Charged With Carjacking Man At Gunpoint In Hoffman Estates; Police Victim Fired Own Gun, But They Got His Car
• Williamsburg Community Steps Up To Help Casa Ora Restaurant Plagued By Rash Of Break-Ins
• Elverta Teens Charged With Trying To Kill Their Mother, Brother Appear In Court
• California Regulators Warn Of Dry Reservoirs, Restrictions
• After 18 Months, Theater In Minneapolis Makes A Comeback, And Downtown Restaurants Rejoice
• At Least 3 People Killed, 3 Children Shot In Philadelphia Thursday Night
• Roberto Clemente Weekend in Puerto Rico
• Justin Steele Cruises As Cubs Shut Out Pirates
• Astros Win American League West Division For 4th Time In 5 Seasons
• Red Sox Lose To Orioles Again, Tied For Second AL Wild Card
• Phillies Swept By Braves, Eliminated From Playoff Contention
• African Penguins Make Themselves At Home In New Exhibit At Denver Zoo
• Firefighters Extinguish Major-Emergency Structure Fire In El Sereno
• Unions Stage 'Walk-Ins' At Some Denver Public Schools
• Ruff Start Rescue Has Pets Ready For Their Forever Homes
• Man Rescued From Water After Boat Overturns Off Winthrop
• Officials Hope Future Olney Recreation Center Gives 'Kids A Safe Haven' From Philadelphia's Gun Violence Epidemic
• Rich Township High School District 227 In South Suburbs Going To Remote Learning For 2 Weeks After Positive COVID-19 Cases
• From One Kubiak To Another, Vikings Offense Staying In Sync
• Major Illegal Marijuana Grow Bust In Alameda County; 100,000 Plants, $10 Million In Cash Seized
• 11-Year-Old, Man Injured In Southwest Philadelphia Double Shooting, Police Say
• Report Shows Improved Water Quality in Baltimore's Harbor; Encouraging Plans For New Water-Based Trail
• In Need Of New Parking Lot And Other Repairs, South Chicago Church Praying For Strength
• Cubs Send Pirates To 100th Loss In 9-0 Rout
• Delaware County Black Caucus Calling For Justice For 8-Year-Old Fanta Bility After Initial Analysis Shows She Was Killed By Police Gunfire
• Peloton Instructor Cody Rigsby Tests Positive For COVID-19 Days After Dance Partner Cheryl Burke
• Father Michael J. O'Brien Facing Allegations Of Sexual Abuse At St. Mary Catholic Church In Aspen
• Rancho Cordova Man Sentenced For Sexual Exploitation of Child
• NYPD Launching Precinct Greeter Program As Part Of Effort To Improve Community Ties
• Marine officer who criticized military leaders faces pre-trial hearing
• Biden Signs Government Funding Bill To Prevent Shutdown (CBS News)
• Los Rios Staff, Students Protest Looming Vaccine Mandate
• Art Installation Featuring Sculptures Of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, John Lewis Unveiled In Union Square Park
• Real Estate Listing In Allegheny County Goes Viral For Spooky Pictures
• Underwear Found On Multiple Cars In North Oak Park Area
• California COVID Vaccinations, Infection Rates Follow Political Divide
• Worcester Tests Out New Device That Detects Potholes
• About 20 Dogs Found In Deplorable Conditions In Brooklyn Home, Man Arrested
• Sunday Marks Deadline For LAUSD Student Athletes To Receive First Dose Of COVID Vaccine
• U.S. Secretary Of State Antony Blinken Sees Pittsburgh As Leading The Way Internationally On Job Transformation
• Oracle Park Concessions Workers Vote to Approve New Contract
• Deputy Who Shot Suspect In Duluth Identified As Jason Kuhnly
• Paterson Public Schools Announce Plan To Improve Meal Quality In Response To Viral Photos
• Teen, 17, Arrested For Old Sacramento Shooting That Injured 2
• 15-Year-Old Shot Multiple Times In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Head Coach Raphael Wicky Fired By Chicago Fire
• Grand Opening Of Long-Awaited Academy Museum Arrives Thursday
• Baltimore County Police Searching For 16-Year-Old Keira Jones-Dollinger
• Republicans Propose $1,200 Bonus Payments To Frontline Workers; Critics Says The Plan Overlooks Those Deemed Essential
• Teenage Boy Injured In Santa Rosa Drive-By Shooting; Reward Offered In Case
• Maryland Book Bank Helps Teachers To Fill Their Shelves For The School Year
• CALIFORNIA DROUGHT: State Water Officials Warn Californians To Brace For Another Dry Winter
• Denver Indian Family Resource Center Participates In Orange Shirt Day, Acknowledges Those Killed At Indigenous Boarding Schools
• Families Of 9/11 Victims Join Calls To Build Memorial At Florida Condo Collapse Site
• Evans Family Get Keys To New 5-Bedroom Home Thanks To Habitat For Humanity
• Gov. Newsom Signs Law to Strip Badges From Bad Officers
• Xcel Energy Explains Bill Increase For Natural Gas, Electric Customers
• Isabel Hernandez Of Pilsen Builds Ofrenda Three Times Her Size For 250 Families Ahead Of Día De Muertos
• Man Charged For Allegedly Stealing More Than 500 Blank Vaccine Cards From Pomona Vaccination Center
• Baltimore County Police Searching For 74-Year-Old Cynthia Pullen
• Police: Man Shot Multiple Times In The Leg Overnight In Mount Washington, Taken To Hospital
• 'Will Be Harder To Make Money': Caldor Fire Impacts This Year's Grape Harvest
• Snapshot NY: 'Improv Everywhere' Reminds New Yorkers To Celebrate Shared Spaces
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Interim Superintendent Wayne Walters Wants To Restore Confidence And Trust
• Bears Working To Get 'Back On Track' For Sunday's Game Against Lions
• I-Team: Texas Admits Sending Renter's Relief Funds To Wrong Landlord
• Dr. Dre, Mary J. Blige, others to perform Super Bowl halftime show
• Investigation Into Death Of Family On Hike In Sierra National Forest Still Ongoing
• Despite Statewide Eviction Moratorium Expiration, City Leaders And Activists Insist LA Renters Are Protected
• 'Boogaloo Boi' Ivan Hunter Pleads Guilty To Firing Assault Rifle Into Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct
• American Airlines Passenger Who Opened Emergency Exit, Walked On Wing Hospitalized
• 'I Still Can't Stop Smiling': Hunter With Cerebral Palsy Gifted ATV Wheelchair After Guides Host Fundraiser
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• Plano Fire Captain Suspended For Trying To Get Falsified Vaccine Card
• Garcia Sets Rookie HR Record In 7-6 Rangers Win Over Angels
• Biden Signs Government Funding Bill To Prevent Shutdown
• Great Relief For 117 Evacuees From Afghanistan As They Arrive At O'Hare International Airport
• Swamped Children's Hospitals To Parents: Get Kids COVID Tested At Pharmacies, MDH Sites
• Long Island Couple Thanks First Responders Who Helped Deliver Baby Boy On Their Kitchen Floor
• Orange County Sheriff John Mina On Miya Marcano's Disappearance: 'Dead Man Considered Prime Suspect'
• Police: 'Prolific Offender' Arrested After Forcing Woman Into Car In Fremont
• Law Enforcement Encourages Parents, Schools To Prioritize Pill Warnings After Spike In Drug Overdoses
• "We felt in danger": Afghan evacuees in U.S. describe fleeing the Taliban
• El Milagro Tortilla Factory Workers Now Claim Company Is Using Intimidation Tactics To Stop Collective Action
• NYPD Commissioner Says Teenagers Being 'Gunned Down And Killed' Is 'The Real Crisis In New York City'
• Denver Firefighter Jeff Billingsley Honored For 19 Years Of Service
• City Of Dallas Releases Report On Nearly 21 Terabytes Of Lost Data
• Tour Of Wisconsin's Fort McCoy Reveals Thankful, Bored Afghans
• New Bills Could Let Philadelphia Restaurants Set Up Outdoor Dining Permanently
• Evacuees In Silverthorne Return Home, Battle Against Ptarmigan Fire Greatly Aided By Weather Conditions
• 'Big Brother' Winner Xavier Prather Makes History
• 'He's Just No Fear': With Extra-Confident Cousins, Vikings Prep For Potent Browns
• New Jersey's Gas Tax Is Going Down On Friday
• New York Lawmakers Call On Gov. Hochul To Release More Rikers Island Detainees
• Own An Electric Vehicle? Miami-Dade County Launches Public EV Charging Program
• Great Lakes see the impact of climate change
• 'Small Things Lead To Big Things': Crystal Police Say Low-Level Traffic Stop Led To Car Theft Arrests
• Newsom Signs Police Reform Laws, Enacts Way To Strip Badges From Bad Officers
• Long-Lost Pooch, Missing Since 2014, Sissy Reunited With South Florida Owner
• Fire And EMS Departments Say Funding From American Rescue Plan Is A Much-Needed Shot In The Arm
• North Texas Fitness Trainer Arrested On Invasive Recording Charge
• Espacio Vogue Miami Officially Underway In Miami Design District
• State Gets School Buses Rolling In Huntington, But Officials Scrambling For Long-Term Fix To Driver Shortage
• Historic Shuttered Mai-Kai Restaurant To Reopen In South Florida
• More Than $6.5 Million In Fake US Currency Seized In Philadelphia, U.S. Customs Says
• COVID-19 Or Just Allergies? Some Symptoms Are The Same So Here's How To Tell
• Taste With Tori: Puddin Palace In Oaklyn Perfect Spot For Those With Sweet Tooth
• 'A War Zone': Witnesses Describe Fulton River District After Mass Shooting
• I-Team's Call For Action Helps Get $900 Hamilton Tickets Refunded
• 'The Price Is Right' Celebrates 50 Years Tonight On CBS With New Games And Special Guests
• Doctors Report Seeing Patients With Heart Issues Possibly Linked To COVID-19
• Xavier Prather Leaves 'Big Brother' With $750,000 And Bonds That He Will 'Absolutely Cherish Forever'
• Decades-Old Patriots Tailgating Club Gears Up For Brady's Return To Gillette Stadium
• Priest Shot With Paintball Gun In Church Parking Lot; 'It Could Have Ended Worse'
• 'His Legacy Will Live Forever In South Florida': Fans Look Forward To Honoring Don Shula At His Celebration Of Life
• Energy secretary on Biden's agenda and Congress
• Chester Police Searching For Driver Who Fatally Struck, Dragged Man For Several Blocks
• Broward County Government Employees Who Get Fully Vaccinated Will Get $500 Bonus
• Tree Fire Near Hercules Causes Traffic Jam On I-80
• BSO Asks For Public's Help In Case Of Missing Oakland Park Man Jaytwan McNeal
• Wawa Closing One Of Its South Street Stores In October Due To Pandemic
• USPS' New Service Standards Taking Effect Friday Will Slow Down Some Mail Delivery
• Parents Suing 3 North Texas School Districts For Not Mandating Masks
• Maryland's Congressional Delegation Urges Biden To Approve Disaster Declaration For Ida Storm Damage
• FDNY Using High-Tech Drones To Keep Firefighters Safe
• Rent Help Minnesota
• Demanding Answers: Advocates Say No One Is Taking Responsibility For Poor Conditions At Lower East Side Housing Complex For People With Disabilities
• 'It's Been Rough': Kennedy Krieger To Host Conference Aimed To Help Identify Trauma In Children
• Preparations Underway For Women's March For Reproductive Freedom In Philadelphia Before Supreme Court's New Term
• Dr. Dre, Kendrick Lamar, Eminem, Mary J. Blige & Snoop Dogg To Perform At 2022 Super Bowl Halftime Show
• Sexual Assault Survivor Founds Group To Help People Impacted By Wrongful Convictions
• Mysterious 'Blob' Of Water With Low Oxygen Levels Threatens Lobsters In Cape Cod Bay
• NLRB says college athletes are employees, not "student athletes"
• Cure d'Ars Catholic Church Theft Suspect Arrested, Some Stolen Items Recovered
• Search On For Suspects Who Stole Equipment From Crew Cleaning Up In Caldor Fire Burn Area
• Lightning Hits Car In Northwestern Minnesota; Occupants Report It Sounded Like A Gunshot
• Ones For Real Estate: The Elusive $400K North Texas Home
• MetroWest YMCA Honors Boston Marathon Icons Dick And Rick Hoyt
• Research Shows Frightening Future For Children Born In 2021 Unless Climate Policies Change
• Miami-Dade Judge Approves $120 Million Sale Agreement Of Surfside Condo Collapse Site
• Man Wanted For Homicide Apprehended After Barricade Situation In Hunting Park, Police Say
• Uber Driver Gui Ping Han Could Suffer Permanent Blindness In One Eye After Attack In East Village, Wife Says
• Can Breakthrough COVID Infections Happen More Than Once? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Joel Embiid Says Sixers Teams Have 'Always Been Built Around' Ben Simmons' Needs
• WATCH: Woman Dragged Several Feet During Violent Carjacking In Kensington
• CBS4 Exclusive: Surveillance Video Captures Vape Smoke Shop Burglary Suspect In The Act
• Granite Bay Resident Finds Valuable 4.38 Carat Diamond in Arkansas
• Opa-locka Police Officer Jamesha McKinney Faces Battery, Burglary Charges Following Domestic Dispute
• Wolf Administration Looking For School Bus Drivers In 3-Pronged Plan To Keep Kids Learning In Person
• Kanye West's new Yeezy x Gap hoodie sells out in hours
• COVID Booster Shots Now Available At Mall Of America
• Hyundai & Kia Recall Over 550K Vehicles Over Turn Signal Issue
• Fight Between Neighbors Leads To Deadly Stabbing In Dutchess County, Sheriff's Office Says
• Pay To Park At RTD Park-N-Ride Lots With New App
• Butler County Community College Evacuated, Closed For The Day After Online Threat
• Maryland Based Company Creates Next Generation, CDC Approved, N95 Mask
• Metro To Activate Traffic Cameras Along Future Crenshaw/LAX Line
• MassDOT Moving Ahead With Massive Plan To Bring Mass Pike To Ground Level In Allston
• Massachusetts Reports 1,486 New COVID Cases, 27 Additional Deaths
• While Saying Students Represent A 'Small Fraction' Of COVID Cases, Hogan Criticizes School Systems For Not Enrolling In Testing Program
• On Injured In Glen Burnie Shooting, Police Investigating
• 4th Shipping Line Makes Port of Oakland Its 1st Stop As Import Demand Soars
• Sexual Battery Suspect Wanted For 8 Attacks On Women In Long Beach
• David Voce Compares 'Survivor' Adventure To A Drug: 'It's Going To Rock You To Your Core'
• Newsom Signs Bill Paving Way To Return Bruce's Beach Seized From Black Family
• Judge Denies Motion To Dismiss Case Against Nikolas Cruz In Jail Guard Attack
• San Jose Agave Sports Bar Shut Down Following Series Of Incidents, Including Fatal Crash, Shootings, Prostitution
• Pennsylvania Recruiting Anyone With Commercial Driver's License To Help Ease School Bus Driver Shortage
• Owner Of Pete's Grille Acquires Werner's Restaurant, Plans November Reopening
• Allegheny Co. Sheriff's Deputies Arrest Man, 20, Accused Of Shooting Pregnant Girlfriend
• Pennsylvania Turnpike Hosting Community Event On Southern Beltway
• Bear Naps High In A Tree After Snacking On Apples, Peaches
• Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Held For Newly-Replaced Kenmawr Bridge
• 'Army Training Kicked In': Wild Video Shows Man Using Trash Can To Trap Gator Outside Florida Home
• Alan Page Is Now Verified On Twitter After Initial Denial
• Body Of Missing Teen Found Buried In Alpena County
• Vineland Public Schools Will Reopen Friday After Potential Threat On Tik Tok Caused Closure
• 580 service members died by suicide in 2020, Pentagon report says
• Passenger opens exit door and walks out on to wing of plane in Miami
• Texas Teen Claims He Was Asleep When He Stabbed Twin Sister To Death
• Bacon Prices Have Skyrocketed To Record Levels, And They Might Not Go Down Anytime Soon
• Video: 2 Suspects Wanted In Drive-By Shooting That Left 5 Injured, 1 Dead Last Month
• San Joaquin County Sheriff Correctional Officer Found Guilty Of Sexually Assaulting Prisoners
• UPDATE: 4 Arrested After Immigration Demonstrators Shut Down Golden Gate Bridge
• 3 Expressway Shootings Reported In Less Than 4 Hours Overnight
• Facebook exec says company doesn't profit off underage users
• Moorhead Police Respond To School Fight, Few Involved May Face Criminal Charges
• Loan forgiveness program causes frustration
• Sex Abuse Claimants Set To Vote On Boy Scouts Bankruptcy Plan
• Congress Passes Government Funding Bill To Prevent Shutdown, Sending Measure To Biden
• How to make the most out of Cyber Monday 2021
• Thieves Target Work Vehicles In Portage And Jefferson Park Neighborhoods
• Maryland Lawmakers Announce $7.5M In Federal Funding To Help Establish Center of Excellence For 2D Materials At Morgan State University
• NFL Week 4 NFC North Preview: 'Bears Find A Way To Eke This One Out,' Says CBS Chicago's Marshall Harris
• Daly City Police Bust Illegal Gambling Den, Arrest 4 Suspects
• Avelo Airlines Announces Flights Between Burbank & Tucson
• The 'Build to Scale' Program Awards Grants To TechTown Detroit, Automation Alley
• Couple gets married at closed Canada border
• Amazon Truck Driver From Dundalk Wins $100K In Vaccination Promotion, Will Use Winnings To Bring Family To The US
• Orlando student school's first out transgender homecoming queen
• Caught On Camera: DPD Looking For Man Who Robbed Woman Outside Of Gas Station
• Denton Police Searching For White Toyota Corolla In Hit-And-Run Of Woman In Wheelchair
• Anne Arundel County Health Department Recommends Shortening Quarantine Time For Fully Vaccinated Students And School Staff
• 4 People Injured In Crash At 87th And Ashland
• 'I Like BYU & Last Year Was Not A Mirage': CBS Sports' Brent Stover Previews #13 BYU Vs. Utah State, Other Week 5 Games
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• Leisure jobs recovering faster in highly vaccinated states
• Tom Brady Responds To Detail In New Book On Relationship With Bill Belichick
• Morgan McCaffery's Mom Pens Heartfelt Letter Announcing Morgan's Light After Gilbert Newton III Convicted In Daughter's Murder
• Smith & Wesson Moving From Massachusetts To Tennessee, Citing Proposed Massachusetts Gun Laws
• Prosecutor Will Seek Harsher Sentence For Accused Hwy 169 Killer If Convicted
• Tinley Park Man Was Carjacked And Got His Car Back, But Thieves Returned, And Victim Was Arrested For Firing His Gun Into The Air
• Unvaccinated City Of Chicago Employees Will Face COVID-19 Testing Requirement
• LOOK: Jeep Crashes Up The Stairs Of Waltham Home
• VIDEO: Kilauea Erupts On Hawaii's Big Island; Fiery Fountains Soar As High As 100 Feet
• Ezayah Gomez Oropeza Charged With Assaulting Man Outside St. Cloud Home
• Feinstein Proposes Bill Requiring COVID Vaccination Or Negative Test For Passengers On All Domestic Flights
• CDC Issues Health Alert For Pregnant Women Regarding COVID-19
• Deputies Shoot Armed Man In South LA Parking Structure
• U.S. unveils new limits on immigration arrests and deportations
• Detroit Police Seek Assistance Locating Non-Fatal Shooting Suspect
• Historical Marker Unveiled In West Fairmont Park In Honor Of Late 60 Minutes Correspondent Ed Bradley
• School Van Crashes Into Eat'n Park In Murrysville, 3 Students Injured
• Planned Parenthood Files Texas Supreme Court Emergency Request Challenging New Abortion Ban
• Dallas Mavericks To Require COVID-19 Vaccinations For Fans, Or Proof Of Negative Test
• Gloria Estefan Says She Was Molested At Music School At 9
• Matt Judon Got Tired Of Being Asked Tom Brady Questions: 'It's Not Like We're Afraid Of What Tom Brady Can Do'
• Unvaccinated United Airlines Staff Cut In Half After Company Threatened To Fire Them
• White Sox Legend Frank Thomas Leads Group Purchase Of Field Of Dreams in Iowa
• 13-year-old shot at Memphis elementary school, another student is in custody
• Warm Weather Leads To Blue-Green Algae Growth At 2 Minneapolis Lakes
• Hoarse Tom Brady Sounds Sick, And He Doesn't Know Why: 'Very Strange'
• 'Shark Tank' Star Daymond John Speaks To Bowie State Students
• New Children's Book From Governor Newsom Focuses On Boy With Dyslexia
• Natalie Brothwell, Mother Of Lancaster Siblings Found Decapitated, Arrested At Her Tucson Home
• Sgt. Tyler Andrews, Folsom Native Injured In Deadly Kabul Attack, Undergoes 21st Surgery
• 'Saddening' Vandalism Targets Sacred Heart Of Mary In Boulder
• Dog With 'Constant Smile' Needs Serious Donations For Neurological Condition
• Former Lubbock Private School President Larry Tye Rogers Sentenced To 5 ½ Years For Child Pornography
• Smith & Wesson moving HQ from Massachusetts to Tennessee
• Dollar Tree Will Sell More Items For Above $1 Amid Rising Costs
• Motorcyclist Killed In Burnsville Crash
• Bringing Awareness To ALS Through Walk N' Roll Event
• 'How Can You Sleep At Night?': Family Makes Plea To Hit & Run Driver As BSO Releases Video Of Suspected Vehicle
• $45,000 Michigan Lottery Winner Dies With Ticket In Wallet
• MassDOT To Unvaccinated Workers: Get J&J COVID Vaccine Before Deadline Or Risk Suspension, Firing
• $150,000 Powerball With Power Play Ticket Sold At ShopRite In Delaware County
• Minnesota's Cold Weather Rule Takes Effect Oct. 1
• Haltom City Detectives Searching For Credit Card Thief
• Florida Man Tells Police He Found Jehovah, Admits To Killing Woman A Decade Ago
• Texas Railroad Commission Confirms Investigation Into Dallas Gas Explosion; Will Check For Pipeline Safety Issues
• Whitmer Names New Budget Director, Department Leader
• Colorado Health Care Workers Have Until Friday To Get First COVID Shot  
• Gov. Murphy Announces Deal With Fiserv To Grow Financial Tech Jobs In New Jersey
• Dramatic CHP Video: Hercules Starbucks Robbery Suspects Arrested After Wild East Bay Pursuit
• Fire Spreads To At Least 7 Houses In Fuller Park; 8 People, 8 Dogs Displaced
• PennDOT Hosting Job Fair At Easton Office In Northampton County
• Margate Police Chief Jonathan Shaw Investigated For Alleged Misconduct
• MISSING GIRLS: Lilli Davis, 14, And Ashley Taulbee, 16, Last Seen Tuesday In Mishawaka, Indiana
• Rodney Daniels Held Without Bail In 1991 Malden Murder Of Patricia Moreno
• Boston's St. Patrick's Day Parade To Return In 2022, Organizers Announce
• Illegal Marijuana Grow Operation Found To Be Supplying Unlicensed Dispensaries In Mid-Wilshire Area
• Stockton Traffic Stop Leads To Police Finding Gun, Drugs In Vehicle
• 32-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot In Elkton Wednesday Night, Police Say
• Forget The Name, Dollar Tree Stores Selling Items Above The $1 Barrier
• Facebook's Head Of Safety Defends Instagram's Policies For Teens
• Construction Begins On Newark Airport's Terminal A
• 2 Baltimore Men Face Attempted Murder Charges In July Shooting
• Pritzker Unveils First Round Of Back To Business Recovery Grants
• What Are The 10 Largest US Lottery Jackpots Ever Won?
• Group Demands MBTA Safety Upgrades After Dangerous Incidents
• Baltimore County Police Searching For 22-Year-Old Driver Missing For Over A Week, Last Seen In Baltimore City
• Drew Carey Compares Hosting 'The Price Is Right' To The Washington Monument: 'Taking Care Of This Old Thing That People Treasure'
• Supreme Court To Hear Ted Cruz's Challenge To Campaign Finance Reimbursement Rules
• 2 Airlifted To Hospital Following Possible Chemical Exposure In Doral
• MDH: Minnesota Saw 18% Rise In Nonfatal Drug Overdoses In 2020
• All Vineland Public Schools Closed Thursday Due To Threat Regarding Possible School Shooting
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein Previews Dolphins-Colts Matchup As Fins Look To End 2-Game Losing Streak
• Charges Accuse Susan B. Anthony Davis Of Blacking Out On Meth, Alcohol Before Fatally Stabbing Angela Huntington
• Teen Father Charged With Murder Of Newborn Son In North Texas, Bond Set At $2M
• 3 Hurt In Wrong Way Crash Involving 3 Vehicles In Hunt Valley, Police Say
• CPS, Chicago's Top Doctor Insist District's COVID-19 Protocols 'Are Working' To Protect Students And Teachers
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 4,892 New Coronavirus Cases, 77 Additional Deaths
• Miami Weather: Showers And Breezy Winds Return To South Florida
• Flags Lowered Across Colorado For Denver Firefighter Jeff Billingsley, Remembered For 19 Years Of Service
• Suspect Arrested In Slaying Of Homeless Man Near Coyote Creek Trail In San Jose
• Hyundai-Kia Recall: Turn Signal Can Flash In Wrong Direction
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 361 New Coronavirus Cases
• Taco Stand Worker Shot In Leg During North Hollywood Robbery
• Minneapolis Police Asking For Public's Help In Finding Homicide Suspect, Kevin Mason
• 2 Men Arrested After Being Found In Fontana With Stolen Tractor Trailer Loaded With Toy Shipment
• Border Patrol Agents Rescue Migrant Woman Severely Injured Using Grain Hopper Railcar To Enter Texas
• 16-Year-Old Boy Killed In Double Shooting In The Bronx
• COVID In Minnesota: Daily New Case Average Highest It's Been Since December 2020
• Maryland Has Allocated $135M In Rental Assistance In 2021 To Tenants, Landlords Impacted By COVID-19
• Man Wanted For Murder Arrested After Car Chase, Crash In Southern Dallas
• Tracking The Tropics: Hurricane Sam and Tropical Storm Victor
• Julian Edelman Posts Hilarious 'The Office' Meme For Brady-Belichick 'GOAT Bowl'
• Early Morning Quake Jolts Santa Rosa Residents Awake; 'Okay Santa Rosa, That Was Real!!!'
• After 18 Months, Fremont City Manager Mark Danaj Resigns
• Gavin Newsom Writes Children's Book About Boy With Dyslexia
• Smith & Wesson Moving From Springfield To Tennessee, Citing Proposed Massachusetts Gun Laws
• Minneapolis To Test Traffic Control Response To Overnight Parking Issues
• National school board group seeks federal help with violent threats
• Whitmer Signs Bills To Complete Budget, Hails Bipartisanship
• LOOK: Two Local 'Survivor' Winners Are Working Together In Boston
• Von Miller Named AFC Defensive Player Of The Month For Fourth Time In His Career
• Tim Patrick Is Mr. Reliable For Denver Broncos, But Fame Hasn't Followed Him
• Dallas ISD Redistricting Meeting
• West Virginia University To Ring Bell For Students Who Have Passed On
• Former Blue Origin employee "would not trust" company's vehicles
• Amazing Halloween lawn decorations for next-level neighborhood fun
• Powerball Jackpot Jumps To $620 Million; Odds Of Winning: One In 292.2 Million
• Stanley Cup-Favorite Colorado Avalanche To Heighten Physical Presence
• 20 Named Storms Before October And Atlantic Hurricane Names Are Close To Running Out
• 5 People Shot As Gunman Fires From Window During Chase Through Fulton River District; Passenger In Lyft Among Victims
• An NFL Record Field Goal Didn't Faze Justin Tucker. But A Nickelodeon Award Did.
• Former Steeler Antonio Brown Activated From Reserve/COVID-19 List For The Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• Ancient Australian rainforest returned to Aboriginal owners
• With All The Attention On Tom Brady, Mac Jones Has A Real Chance For His First Great Game
• NIH Investigating Possible Link Between COVID Vaccine And Changes To Menstrual Cycles
• Charges: Cuyler Howard Assaulted, Attempted To Disarm St. Paul Police Officer
• Dallas Police Seek Armed Man Who Robbed Jack In The Box Drive-Thru
• Powerball Jackpot Hits $620M, 10th Largest Ever, After Months Without Big Winner
• Police: 83-Year-Old Man's Mobility Scooter Stolen From Brooklyn Yard
• 1 Person Killed In Two-Vehicle Crash In Burlington County, New Jersey State Police Say
• Case Ends Against Man Wrongly Convicted Of 5 Kids' Deaths In Royal Oak Township House Fire
• Unvaccinated NBA players will be tightly restricted this season
• Rachael Rollins' US Attorney Nomination Moves On To Full Senate After Judiciary Committee Vote Ends In Tie
• Xavier Prather Becomes First Black Winner In 'Big Brother' History, Philly Native Derek Frazier Named Runner-Up
• Put The Yacht On Order! The Powerball Jackpot Now Stands At $620 Million
• Supreme Court takes up dispute between Ted Cruz and FEC
• Shakira says she was attacked wild boars
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Nearly 1,500 New Cases Reported, Hospitalizations Increase By 22
• Sunday on 60 Minutes: The Facebook whistleblower
• Shoshona Darke Arrested, Allegedly Trespassed At Former Home Of Suzanne And Barry Morphew
• Firefighters Douse Car Fire Next To Old North Sacramento Apartment Complex
• Allegheny Health Network's New Hospital, AHN Wexford, Opens Its Doors
• Former Boston Ballerina Dusty Button And Husband Accused Of Sexually Abusing Young Dancers
• Dollar Tree To Add Products Costing More Than A Dollar At Thousands Of Stores
• Maize In The City, Colorado Family Tradition, Opens For A New Year
• Teacher Stephanie Edmonds On Why She's Not Getting The COVID Vaccine, Despite Mandate: 'The Hardest Decision I've Ever Made'
• Purdue Defense Will Have Big Test Against Gophers
• Denver Weather: The Coolest And Wettest Weather In Months Has Arrived
• Come On Down! 'The Price Is Right' Marks 50-Year Anniversary
• 2 Metro Detroit Residents Arrested In Separate COVD-19 Card Fraud Cases
• Antonio Brown Cleared To Return To Buccaneers For Game Vs. Patriots After COVID Absence
• Woman's Ring Seemingly Exploded, Likely Saved Her Finger From Stray Bullet In Loomis
• Sitting On Money: Angelenos Cash In On Booming Real Estate Market With ADUs
• THB Bagelry Selling Pink Bagels To Raise Funds For Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• 'Survivor 41': Episode 2 Recap: Introducing A New Advantage!
• Dedicated Ravens Fan Commemorates Season Wins With Tattoos
• For third week straight, more workers file for jobless aid
• Ecuador declares prison emergency after 116 killed in riot
• Twins Beat Tigers 5-2
• For The First Time Since June, The Number Of Projected COVID-19 Deaths In The US Is Decreasing
• London cop gets life sentence for rape and murder of Sarah Everard
• Aurora? Portage? Minnesota Women's Soccer Releases List Of Potential Names
• Robin Roberts' Urgent Message About The Race Against The Clock In Last Chance Transplant
• PTL Links: Sept. 30, 2021
• Wings Win In OT
• Former Troy Real Estate Exec Sentenced For Michigan Lottery Scheme
• Wednesday Was A Good Night For The Red Sox In AL Wild Card Race
• New Power Plants Are California's Latest Effort To Avoid Rolling Blackouts
• Scientists discover "horned crocodile-faced hell heron" dinosaur
• Don Shula Celebration Of Life Set For Saturday At Hard Rock Stadium
• Prosecutors Say Accused Highway 169 Killer Pointed Guns At Other Drivers Before Alleged Shooting
• Police In Austin Searching For Flag-Wearing Man Who Threw Molotov Cocktail Into Democratic HQ
• South Florida Restaurants Plagued By Staffing And Supply Shortages
• Lane Restrictions And New Traffic Patterns To Be Put In Place On Interstate 79
• More Than 8,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Accuser Azriel Clary says R. Kelly coached her before 2019 interview
• Vaccine patches may replace injections for many people before long
• Miami Proud: Homestead Miami Mariachi Conservatory Connects Kids To Their Heritage Through Music
• Minnesota Weather: Summer-Like Start Will Give Way To Evening Showers In Twin Cities
• Florida's Minimum Wage Workers Get Pay Boost Starting Thursday
• Weather Blog: Welcome To Autumn
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/30 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Authorities Credit Coverage Of Gabby Petito Case With Helping Find Remains Of Missing Texas Man
• Breakthrough COVID Cases Shut Down Broadway's 'Aladdin' One Day After Reopening Night
• January 6 select committee subpoenas "Stop the Steal" rally organizers
• 18-Year-Old Driver Shot To Death In Brooklyn
• Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupts, creating 100-foot lava fountains
• Artist "takes the money and runs," delivers blank canvases
• Middle-class retirement plan became a tax dodge for the rich
• Britney Spears' Father Suspended As Conservator Over Daughter's Estate, Fans Celebrate Pop Star's Victory
• COVID-19 reduced life expectancy for U.S. men by 2.2 years
• YouTube to ban videos containing misinformation on vaccines
• Britney Spears' father suspended from conservatorship
• Miami-Dade PD: American Airlines Passenger Detained After Opening Emergency Exit, Walking On Wing
• For First Time Since Since Pandemic Began, It's Curtains Up For Minneapolis Theaters
• Attention, Floridians! These New Laws Will Hit The Books On Friday
• Schumer announces agreement to prevent government shutdown
• Mexican Government: Body Disposal Site Found Outside Nuevo Laredo, Near Texas Border
• Marco Island Tops List Of '50 Safest Cities In Florida.' Did Your City Make The List?
• VIRAL VIDEO: Philly Native Uses Trash Can To Trap Gator Outside Home In Orange County, Florida
• Breakthrough COVID cases shut "Aladdin" one night after re-opening
• Pittsburgh Weather: Another Chilly Morning Leads To Comfortable Afternoon
• Denton Police Arrest Tony Mason For Shooting And Killing His Roommate Isaiah Harpe
• Chicago Weather: Another Warm Day Ahead
• 'Employers Are Eager And Ready:' As Workers Return To The Workforce, Challenges Still Remain
• Minnesota Zoo Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular
• Homicide Numbers In Philadelphia Continue To Rise As Latest Gun Violence Victim Killed Outside Tender Touch Lounge In Nicetown
• Police Looking Into Attempted Kidnapping Of 10-Year-Old Boy In East Boston
• Ex-president Sarkozy guilty of breaking French campaign finance laws
• Powerball Jackpot Jumps To $620 Million After No Winner In Latest Drawing
• Hurley's Picks: Everybody Seems To Have The Tom Brady-Bill Belichick Relationship All Wrong
• It Happens Here: Flaky Crust Pies In Norton Gives Customers A Slice Of Home
• Rosedale Technical College Hosting 2021 Fall Career Fair
• Are People Angrier Nowadays? And What Can We Do To Manage It?
• Seventh Inning 2-Run RBI Hands Pirates 3-2 Loss To The Cubs
• Man In Critical Condition After Shooting In McKeesport
• HM Health Solutions To Pay Settlement In Discrimination Claims
• UPDATE: Teen Killed in Horrific San Jose Crash Identified
• Former Plum Borough Police Officer Facing Charges After Argument With Neighbor
• Oakland Unified to Temporarily Close 2 Elementary Schools Due to Flea Infestation
• Police Investigating After Toddler Was Dropped Off At Hospital With Gunshot Wound
• Job Fair At Valley Fair Mall Sees Few Applicants As Holidays Loom - 'Nobody Really Stopping By'
• West Virginia Man Accused Of Shooting And Wounding Three People
• Father, 2 Women Sentenced To Lengthy Prison Terms In 'Extreme Abuse' Death Of 10-Year-Old Boy
• Two Columbus Narcotics Officers Arrested By FBI On Drug Charges
• Blue Jays End Yanks' Winning Streak, Tighten Race
• Rojas Lifts Marlins Over Mets To Snap 7-Game Skid
• Beric, Navarro Score In Fire's Victory Over NYCFC
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/30 Thursday Morning Forecast

Videos from September 30, 2021

• 9/30: Red and Blue
• Biden administration looks to Congress to pass climate legislation ahead of COP26
• Biden signs measure to temporarily fund government and avert government shutdown
• Issues with supply chain lead to empty shelves and delivery delays
• Facebook executive denies Instagram has negative effect on teens
• CDC director "really hopeful" coronavirus summer surge is slowing
• Congress passes last-minute bill avoiding government shutdown
• An Afghan baby's harrowing escape to the U.S.
• Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupts
• Climate change impacts Great Lakes coastline
• Local Matters: Poll shows Terry McAuliffe leading in Virginia governor's race
• Inside U.S. Army base housing Afghan refugees
• Homeland Security changes Trump-era immigration policy
• Facebook grilled over Instagram impact on teens
• Democrats put Biden agenda at risk
• Congress averts shutdown by passing funding bill
• Taste With Tori: The Puddin Palace In Oaklyn
• Biden faces challenges during crucial week for domestic agenda
• Child care industry struggles to recruit workers as unemployment rises
• Transgender student wins Homecoming Queen
• Congress passes bill to avert government shutdown as Democrats battle over Biden's agenda
• Military borrowers express frustration over Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program
• Couple marries at closed Canadian border so wife's family could attend
• World Health Organization and Red Cross warn of dire crises in Afghanistan
• Lawmakers grill Facebook over teen mental health concerns
• 60 Minutes Archive: The Lord God Bird
• How the pandemic is making the child care crisis worse
• Senate expected to pass bill to prevent government shutdown
• The number of wild boars traipsing around Europe has grown
• Report: CIA considered kidnapping, killing WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange
• Report: Violence against nurses increases amid pandemic
• Mom and teen son discuss depression amid the pandemic and getting help
• Current and former Blue Origin employees say workplace culture and safety practices lacking
• United States at risk of going into default over debt ceiling
• R. Kelly accuser Azriel Clary says he "coached" girlfriends prior to explosive 2019 interview
• WorldView: Deadly prison riot in Ecuador
• Former R. Kelly girlfriend Azriel Clary calls bombshell interview a "blessing"
• Senator Pat Toomey on Republican resistance to helping Democrats raise the debt ceiling
• Congress working to pass continuing resolution bill and avoid a government shutdown as midnight deadline approaches
• 9/30: CBSN AM