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Articles from October 1, 2021

• Pacific Airshow Returns To Huntington Beach After 1-Year Hiatus
• Albert Pujols Discusses MLB Journey, Dodgers World Series Aspirations And Potential Retirement
• San Jose Delays Disciplinary Action for City Employees Who Aren't Vaccinated
• Brandon Marsh's 2-Run Double Leads Angels Over Mariners
• Oakland Crime Survivors Call for Justice, Healing at Emotional Gathering With Mayor
• Trea Turner Slam, Solo HR; Kershaw Hurt, Dodgers Beat Brews
• Downtown Sacramento Hotel May Be Converted Into Apartments
• Police Arrest Barricaded Suspect Attempting To Set Residence On Fire, LAFD Knocks Fire Down
• Los Rios Colleges Says 89% Of Staff, 91% Of Students Met COVID Vaccine Deadline
• Memorial Dedicated At Denver Zoo To Alonzo Ashley Who Died 10 Years Ago After Encounter With Police
• 200+ Residents At Apartment Complex In Denver Claim Unlivable Conditions With Roaches, Black Mold
• Giants Clinch at Least Tie in NL West, Match Team Record With 106th Win
• President Joe Biden's Infrastructure Bill Still In Limbo as Democrats Continue Negotiations
• 10 Children, 4 Families Displaced in Castro Valley Apartment Fire
• Newsom Issues Nation's First COVID Vaccine Mandate For All Schoolchildren
• SF Giants Need Just 1 More Win, Or Dodgers Loss, To Take NL West After 3-0 Win Over Padres
• Hundreds Gather In Corona To Remember Victims Of Route 91 Harvest Music Festival
• A's Beat Astros, Cut Houston's Edge for Home Field in Playoffs
• Child And 30-Year-Old Woman Transported To Hospital After Officer-Involved Shooting In South LA
• 2 Sacramento Residents Who Stopped In Madera For Gas Suspected Of Shooting, Killing Man
• San Jose Goes After Suspected Sideshow Social Media Organizers
• Proctor Teens Say Students Used Item To Sodomize Teammate, Shared Video Online
• Minnesota Weather: Early October Looks To Be Warmer, Wetter Than Average
• Strike Underscores Labor Shortages At Denver International Airport
• 'I'm Incredibly Blessed': Victim Of Fulton River Mass Shooting Speaks About His Injury
• 'Woefully Undercompensated': Colorado Congressman Joe Neguse Helping Ease Emotional, Financial Burden On Wildland Firefighters
• Broadway's 'Aladdin' Cancels Week Of Performances After Additional Breakthrough COVID Cases Within Company
• Soldier Field Rediscovered
• Nimmo 2 HRs, Leads Megill, Mets Over Braves
• Know The Score: October 1, 2021
• High School Sports Rally: No One Fights Alone
• Bethel Park And West Allegheny Football Teams Honors Western Pennsylvania Gold Star Families
• 16-Year-Old Shot In Head At Brooklyn Playground In Critical Condition
• Legally Parked, Ticketed Anyway: Chicagoans Hit With Bogus Street Cleaning Fines
• NWSL Calls Off Weekend Games Amid Allegations Against Former North Carolina Courage Coach
• Jason Aldean defends beliefs after criticism of wife's anti-Biden post
• Illinois State Police Trooper Gerald Mason Dead After Being Found Shot In His SUV On Dan Ryan Expressway
• 'It Makes My Heartbreak': Gun Violence Continues To Take Toll On Philadelphia Families As City's Homicide Numbers Rise
• Empire State Building, Other National Landmarks Lit In Pink For Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Caught On Camera: NYPD Officers Rescue Teenager From East River
• Doctors 'Very Concerned' Upcoming Flu Season Could Set Back Efforts To Contain Coronavirus Pandemic
• 2 Men With Guns Arrested After 911 Caller Reports Sighting Near East Liberty Target
• Memorial Service Held For New Jersey Teenager Killed In Shooting
• Parents Cheer And Jeer Gov. Newsom's Push For COVID Vaccine Mandate For California Schoolchildren
• FBI Joins Search For Missing Florida College Student Miya Marcano, $15,000 Reward Offered
• 'Armed And Dangerous' Suspect Barricaded Inside Hill District Home Dead After Firing At Police
• Commissioner Joe Carollo Tells Miami Police Chief Art Acevedo, 'Quit Threatening Us' During Meeting To Discuss Chief's Future
• Merck Says Experimental COVID-19 Pill Cut Deaths, Hospitalizations In Half When Given Early
• Maryland Man Wanted In 3 Murders Arrested In West Virginia, Police Say
• 'COVID Tore My Family Up': Ninth Grade Student At Green Street Academy On Life Support After Contracting COVID-19, Mother Also Hospitalized
• Red Sox Beat Nats 4-2, Pick Up Game On Yanks In WC Chase
• Harper Homers, Suárez Shuts Down Marlins In Phils' 5-0 Win
• Officer Injured After His Patrol Car Was Struck By A School Bus In East Baltimore
• 64% Of The Baltimore Police Department Is Vaccinated, Officials Say
• NFL Mom Launches Acai Bowl Business In Middle River
• California Mandates COVID Vaccine For In-Person School Attendance; 1st State In Nation With Requirement
• Montgomery County Smoke Shop Sells $1 Million Scratch-Off Ticket
• 2 Men Linked To 2 North Highlands Homicide Cases, Detectives Say
• Phillies Shut Out Marlins 5-0
• MBTA Police Seek Suspect Who Assaulted Elderly Man
• Drug Dog Zane Sniffs Out Heroin, Cocaine During I-70 Traffic Stops
• Matz Sharp, Jays Beat Orioles 6-4 To Stay In Wild Card Race
• Magnitude 3.2 Earthquake Strikes Near San Leandro
• Postal Slowdown: Packages Could Arrive Late, Prices Will Go Up
• Navy's USS Carl M. Levin Christening Set For Saturday, Oct. 2
• Automakers Eye An Electric Future: GM, Ford To Be All Electric By 2040
• GM, Stellantis Plants To Restart Production As Chip Shortage Eases
• 27 People Test Positive For COVID-19 After Attending Luke Bryan Concert In Livingston County
• LAPD Releases New Video Of Child Rape Suspect, Asks For Public's Help With Identification
• Colorado Doctor Excited About Possibility Of COVID Pill To Reduce Hospitalizations
• Excitement Builds At Gillette Stadium Ahead Of Tom Brady's Return
• Dallas Police Issue Arrest Warrant For Officer Allegedly Involved In 'Pyramid Promotion Scheme'
• NWSL commissioner resigns after prominent coach accused of misconduct
• Retailers And Customers Feeling Strain Of Supply Chain Logjam
• Suspected Bank Robber In Custody After 7-Hour Standoff In Duluth
• Alaska Driver Killed When Piece Of Metal Flies Off Truck Into Car Windshield On Route 95 In Danvers
• NWSL Calls Off Weekend Games After Allegations Against Coach
• 17-Year-Old Girl Stabbed In Neck Near Brooklyn School
• Woman, 20, Charged With Attempted First-Degree Murder For Allegedly Stabbing Man, 24
• Sheppard Pratt Opens New Opioid Clinic To Serve Baltimore County Residents
• Sacramento Softball Field Named For Fallen Officer Tara O'Sullivan
• Daniel Craig To Receive Star On Hollywood Walk Of Fame Next Week
• UPDATE: Repairs Still Ongoing After Water Main Break in Alamo
• Denver Public Schools Superintendent Alex Marrero Pauses Plan To Close Low-Enrollment Schools
• Foster City Mulls Action to Protect Waterfront Fouled by Wild Geese
• 49ers Could Be Down 2 More CBs Vs. Seahawks, But Hopeful For Kittle
• Young Mother Shot Outside Millikan High School In Long Beach To Be Taken Off Life Support; Safety Officer Placed On Leave
• Gopher Men's Opening Series Against Alaska Postponed Over 'Health And Safety Concerns'
• Prosecutors In Wyoming Weigh Charging Librarians Over Books
• Dr. Susan Poser Becomes Hofstra University's 1st Female President
• 'We Feel Good': Bears Optimistic About Game Against Detroit Lions On Sunday
• The latest on what's happening with the bipartisan infrastructure bill
• Billionaire Bond King Bill Gross And Wife Found In Contempt Of Court Over Dispute With Laguna Beach Neighbors
• LA County Reports 1,485 New COVID-19 Cases, 20 Additional Deaths; Decrease In Cases at Skilled Nursing Facilities
• Colorado Dairy Fined $25K For Worker's Death In Manure Pit
• New Body Cam Video Shows More Of Gabby Petito's Encounter With Utah Police
• 'Step In The Right Direction': CPD Unveils Tip Hotline With Big Cash Rewards
• UC Merced Mechanical Engineering Student Dreaming Big As He Helps Others
• "Aladdin" on Broadway cancels two weeks of shows due to COVID cases
• Coppertone Recalls Aerosol Sunscreens Due To Carcinogen Presence
• Housing Development Approved At Storied People's Park in Berkeley Following Vote By UC Regents
• Fans Not Allowed At Bonner-Prendergast, Neumann-Goretti High School Football Game Due To Potential Altercations
• Bucks County Contractor, Jeffrey Lukens, Facing Indecent Assault Charges For Allegedly Inappropriately Touching Minor
• Fire Damages Playground At Sue Bierman Park Near San Francisco's Ferry Building
• 'I Do Not Wish That On Anyone': Mother Of North Texas Child Hospitalized With COVID-19 Shares Story
• Our Favorite Puffer Jackets For Women This Fall
• Broadway League Extends Vaccination, Mask Requirements For Audience Members Through End Of 2021
• How To Watch And Stream The 2021 MLB Playoffs
• 'It Hurts To Lose Him': Mother Of ISP Trooper Gerald Mason Speaks About His Death
• Washington County Residents Discouraged About USPS Delivery Delays And Price Increases
• Constance Addison, Convicted In Hit-And-Run Death Of Yuba City Teen, Sentenced To 15 Years To Life In Prison
• University Of Maryland Dedicates New Pyon-Chen Residence Hall
• Minnesota Firefighters Return From Helping Louisianans Impacted By Hurricane Ida
• 'Anytime Data Is Lost, I Consider It A Disaster' Says Expert Who Reviewed Dallas Data Loss Report
• Authorities Searching For 60-Year-Old Man With Dementia Last Seen In Sylmar
• Obituary Mentioning Karen Sydow's Love For McDonald's Goes Viral, Two Local Restaurants Make Donation In Her Honor
• Inside SoCal: 10/3 Wrap-Up
• Janitors At Denver International Airport To Return To Work Saturday Morning As Union Negotiations Resume Next Week
• Top 10 Ways To Stay Safe On Texas' Amusement Park Thrill Rides
• Sen. Cory Booker To Discuss Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill On 'Face The Nation'
• Norma Duque, President And CEO Of Nuevo Amanecer Latino Children's Services, Works To Provide Children Hope
• Virtual Job Fair For Military Members, Veterans, Spouses To Be Held Monday
• COVID lockdowns may have changed bird behavior, study finds
• 1 Juvenile Hurt, Another Arrested After Shooting In Brooklyn Park
• San Mateo Man Gets 11 Years In Prison For Child Pornography Conviction
• Ptarmigan Fire Burning In Summit County 20% Contained On Friday Evening
• Macy's Sues To Keep Amazon Off Billboard Space At Herald Square Store
• Man Suspected Of DUI In Turlock Crash That Killed His Wife And Sent Their 4 Children To The Hospital
• 4 Men Facing Charges Connected To "Grandparent Bond Scams" In Allegheny And Westmoreland Counties
• 'This Was Relentless': Family In Montgomery County Still Has No Electricity Or Water After Ida
• World Menopause Awareness Month Shines A Light On Issue That's Often Taboo To Talk About
• Parkway Northwest High School Temporarily Closes Due To 'Multiple COVID Cases'
• Fall Fun: 2021 Guide To Festivals, Farms And Haunts In Western Pa.
• Small Brush Fire Burns Near Whittier Narrows Golf Course
• Akbar Rogers Case Dismissed: 'I'm Very Overwhelmed'
• COVID In Colorado: State Of Colorado Employee Vaccination Rate Far Below Those Of City Of Denver
• 'I'm So Scared For My Life': Rikers Island Detainee Shares Experiences Inside Jail Complex
• Stead School Incorporates Agriculture As Part Of Curriculum
• Newark Woman Says Self-Proclaimed Sovereign Citizen Subjected Her To 'Paper Terrorism' & Tried To Steal Her Home
• With Expanded And New Programs, Democrats Say Human Infrastructure Bill Will Rebuild American Middle Class
• Minnesota Man Stuck In Afghanistan Still Struggling To Get Home
• Reward Increased To $10,000 For Information In Deadly Shooting Of Transgender Woman Bree Black
• She prayed while caught in a flash flood. Marines arrived to save her.
• Hawaii Authorities Arrest Two LA Travelers For Using Fake COVID-19 Test Results
• Rosemont Home Damaged In Fire
• SportsLine Week 4 NFC West Picks: Seahawks Look To Bounce Back, 'Hard To See Russell Wilson Losing 3 Straight Games,' Says Sportline's Larry Hartstein
• Defense In Elizabeth Holmes Fraud Trial Presses Theranos Lab Director Over His Role During Cross-Examination
• New Play 'Thoughts Of A Colored Man' Arrives On Broadway Amid Calls For More Diversity, Inclusion
• Katherine Pivoda, Jennifer Gelvin Identified As Victims In Deadly Stabbing
• Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Holds Second Virtual Edition of Festival
• Runners, Fans Delight In Twin Cities Marathon's Return: 'It's The Best In The Country'
• Mammograms More Important Than Ever After Many Skipped Annual Breast Cancer Screenings During COVID Pandemic, Doctors Say
• NWSL cancels matches amid coach misconduct allegations
• Midwestern STEM Teachers To Run Boston Marathon, Hope To Inspire Students
• BCA: Laurie O'Connell Found Safe
• Wicker Park And Bucktown Residents Concerned Over Carjackings
• Ozy to shut down after questions about media company's claims
• Yonkers Residents Call On Lawmakers To Follow Through On Promises After Ida's Devastating Floods
• Chicago Weather: Warm Day, Scattered Rain For The Weekend
• Coppertone Recalls Five Sunscreen Products Found to Contain Benzene
• Singer Alejandro Sanz Receives Star On Hollywood Walk Of Fame
• South Jersey Woman On Frontlines Of Fighting Cancer Has Cautionary Tale To Get Annual Mammograms
• Electric Cars In The Spotlight For National Drive Electric Week
• Family To Donate Organs Of 18-Year-Old Mother Mona Rodriguez Who Was Shot By School Officer In Long Beach
• Gov. Newsom Signs #FreeBritney Bill to Reform Conservatorship Laws
• More Screenings Urged At Start Of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Ravens Fans Turn Up For Purple Friday Ahead Of Denver Game
• CHOP Doctors Adding Another Layer Of Support To Families Of Children Impacted By Rising Youth Gun Violence
• Suspects Sent To Court After 2 Hit And Run Cases In Boston
• Jackson Memorial Hospital Nurse, Who Battled COVID For 3 Months, Urges Vaccinations
• Senator Dick Durbin Shares His Experience With Chicago Gun Violence
• Arlington Police Investigate Murder Of Transgender Woman
• Coppertone Recalls Five Aerosol Sunscreens Due To Carcinogen
• 275 Schools Have Seen COVID Outbreaks Since School Year's Start
• Von Miller's Comeback Off To Fast Start For Unbeaten Broncos
• Out & About Returning To Main Street In Manayunk This Weekend
• Dunkin' Surprises 2 Taunton Police Officers With Pats-Bucs Tickets After Replacing Boy's Stolen Bike
• Boy, 14, Shot In Stomach In St. Paul
• Current, Former NYPD Officers Arrested For Alleged Towing Scheme
• 2 Teens In Custody Following Police Chase Through 10 Cities; Vehicle Believed To Be Involved In Carrollton Drive-By Shooting
• USPS Slowdown: Why You Should Expect Longer Mail Delivery Times This Holiday Season
• 1 Killed, 1 Hospitalized In Druid Hill Avenue Double Shooting, Baltimore Police Say
• Hospital workers strike over staff shortage in upstate New York
• California Offering Free Access To 19 State Parks To 4th Graders And Their Families Under New Program
• North Dakota drought exposes 130-year-old shipwreck
• Sutter Delta Medical Center Antioch Workers Set To Strike Monday
• Liam's List Oct 1: Pumpkin Farm, Venom movie & Laughs with Bianca del Rio
• MNsure Says 2022 Premiums Will Be Lower, With More Choices; Enrollment Begins Nov. 1
• State Police Investigating Road Rage Shooting On Part Of Schuylkill Expressway
• COVID-19 death rate in rural America now double that of cities
• Aurora Public Schools: No Remote Learning Required On Snow Days
• Changing Climate The Hot Topic During Meteorologist Jeff Ray's Visit To The Grapevine Garden Club
• Monetary Settlements Continue To Be Recovered 2 Years After Explosion At Plantation Shopping Plaza
• Patriots Fan Of The Year Winner Billy Burrows Excited To See Brady, But Pulling For New England
• 4 Santa Clara County Cities Submit Project Homekey Proposal For 800 Supportive Housing Units
• Tested In South Florida, New Merck Pill Available Soon To Treat COVID
• Theresa Rino, Mother Of Murder Suspect Scott Smith, Also Arrested In Connection With Kanokwan Smith's Death
• WATCH: Flyers Mascot Gritty Laces Up Sneakers, Begins Training For Gritty 5K
• Minimum Wage Increase For Personal Care Assistants Goes Into Effect
• Double Shooting Leaves Man Dead, Another Critically Wounded in Southwest Philadelphia, Police Say
• Highway 6 Reopens West Of Golden After Rock Slide
• Alex Jones loses lawsuits over Sandy Hook "hoax" allegations
• Doctors Say Merck's COVID-19 Pill Could Be 'A Game-Changer' If Approved By FDA
• 8-Year-Old Girl Hit By Car In Boston, Driver Arrested
• Miami-Dade Now Offering Pfizer Booster Shot To First Responders, Health Care Workers, Others
• Memorial Healthcare System: Unvaccinated Staff Will Not Be Terminated, Will Have To Follow Additional Safety Precautions
• Baltimore County Police Identify 'Woodlawn Jane Doe' In Decades Old Cold Case
• Miami Mayoral Candidate Frank Pichel Facing Felony Charge Of Impersonating Police Officer
• Florida Backers Try Again To Legalize Recreational Marijuana
• Massachusetts Reports 1,543 New COVID Cases, 20 Additional Deaths
• Local UPS Driver Joe Hilferty Hailed Hero After Saving Family From Floodwater In Chester County
• Pumpkin Patches And Corn Mazes To Visit This Fall In Maryland
• Book excerpt: Kelefa Sanneh's "Major Labels"
• USPS: Mail Delivery Will Be Slower And More Expensive
• Couple finds jellybean-sized diamond while visiting state park
• Coppertone Recalls 5 Spray Sunscreens Detected To Contain Benzene
• Florida Panthers Preseason In Full Swing With Regular Season Start On The Horizon
• Federal Judge Sets Hearing On Blocking Wisconsin Wolf Hunt
• Monday's Show Info (10/4/21)
• Baltimore Area Toyota Dealers To Donate $500 To Kennedy Krieger Institute For Each Ravens Touchdown
• Here Are Some Of The New Laws Marylanders Need To Know About
• Parks And Wildlife Team Hikes Pikes Peak To Stock Unique Cutthroat Trout In Fishless Stream
• Sunday's Show Info (10/3/21)
• Saturday's Show Info (10/2/21)
• Texas Judge Finds Infowars' Alex Jones Liable For Damages Over Sandy Hook 'Hoax' Conspiracy
• RTD Plans Maintenance On A Line, Train Passengers Should Expect Delays To DIA
• 'Blue Bloods' Vanessa Ray And Will Estes Discuss The 'Tremendous Responsibility' Of Playing Cops
• Kid-Friendly Debit Cards Designed To Teach 'Financial Literacy' While Parents Monitor Transactions
• 'I Cannot Sleep': Steven Eason's Family Asking Community For Help Solving Teen's Fatal Shooting At Haunted Hills Hayride
• Mom blames baby's death on hospital attacked by ransomware
• Weekend Travelers Heading To Colorado's High Country To See Fall Colors May Experience Showers
• Why Teens Carjack In Chicago? They Use Cars To Commit More Crimes, Or Simply To Get Around Town
• Police Seize More Than 1,500 Stamp Bags Of Suspected Fentanyl And Nearly $30,000 In Cash At Home In Allegheny County
• New Jersey-Based Drugmaker Merck Says COVID-19 Pill Reduces Hospitalizations By Half
• Johns Hopkins University Receives Nearly $1.5M For Biosolids Research
• Philadelphia Police Handle 'Active Shooter Situation' In Logan After Man Dies, Suspect In Custody
• Patriots-Buccaneers Injury Report: J.C. Jackson Among 8 Pats Listed As Questionable; Rob Gronkowski Listed As Doubtful
• Horses Rescued From Property In Fremont County After Allegations Of Neglect
• Los Altos High School Evacuated Due to Bomb Threat
• Wildfire Smoke, Hot Inland Temperatures Prompt Spare The Air Alert Saturday
• Want To Vote In Florida's U.S. District 20 Primary Election? Deadline To Register Is Monday
• Arlington Hit-And-Run Suspect Turns Himself In After Seeing News Coverage About Incident
• Old I-70 Viaduct Demolished Between Colorado & Brighton Boulevards
• Suspect in custody after Houston school shooting leaves 1 injured
• Sacramento Councilwoman Criticizes Caltrans For Removing Tents And Property Along W Street
• Steelers-Packers Preview: Steelers 'Have To Take The Explosive Plays Away,' Says CBS Sports Tracy Wolfson
• LAUSD Students Can Use Metro For Free Starting Friday, Through June 2023
• Michael Callahan Sentenced To 15 Years To Life For Drunken Crash That Killed CHP Sgt. Steve Licon
• The Pink Fund Foundation Held 'Dancing For Survivors' Event At Campus Martius To Kick Off Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Mystery: Pairs Of Women's Underwear Turning Up On Cars Across Sacramento For Months
• Who Was Rodolfo 'Corky' Gonzales, Featured On Friday's Google Doodle?
• Miami-Dade Distributes 100 Percent Of Rental Assistance To Families Affected By Pandemic
• Renowned Denver Restaurants Now Requiring Proof Of COVID Vaccination
• 3 Suspects Sought In San Mateo Home Invasion, Shooting
• Santa Rosa Ex-Con Arrested For Dozens of Burglary, ID Theft Cases Across State
• Tajon Buchanan Called In To Canada Men's National Team For World Cup Qualifiers
• Police: Houston School Employee Shot By Former Student
• Meet the family that changed the way some Americans eat Mexican food
• Eastbound I-70 In Glenwood Canyon Closing Overnight So Crews Can Do Repairs
• Patriots-Buccaneers Week 4 News, Notes & Fun Facts
• Mail delivery slowdown: USPS to slow delivery starting Friday
• 'I Still Can't Stop Smiling': Hunter With Cerebral Palsy Gifted ATV Wheelchair After Guides Host Fundraiser
• Threats Made Against Etiwanda High School During Student Group Chat Deemed Not Credible
• Families of missing people of color say cases don't get attention
• Illinois State Police To Saturate Patrols In Wake Of Chicago Area Expressway Shootings; Data Show Very Few Arrests Are Made In Such Cases
• Here's A List Of Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• Denzel Mims Will Be Active For Jets On Sunday, First Time Since Week 1: 'He's Going To Get Some Opportunity'
• New Law In Colorado Meant To Protect Renters Takes Effect After Expiration Of Federal Eviction Ban
• One Killed, Two Wounded In Shootout In North Austin, Three In Custody
• New Report Says 30 Minnesota Homicides Linked To Domestic Violence In 2020
• Help Needed to Find Ashley Dalton; Lancaster Woman Has Been Missing For A Month
• Shooting Threat Found Inside Carlynton Junior/Senior High School Prompts Increased Security Presence
• SEE IT: Woman Hauls Couch On Convertible MINI Cooper, Holds It Up With Hand!
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 466 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• U.S. sought to guide isolated Afghan president through U.S. withdrawal
• Firefighters Remain On Scene Friday As Carson Pallet Yard Fire Still Smolders
• Long Security Lines Greet Travelers At Denver International Airport
• Elderly Priest Shot With Paintball Gun In Church Parking Lot: 'Could Have Ended Worse'
• San Jose Man Arrested For Allegedly Running Over Woman During Dispute Over Massage Payment
• Fall Apple Picking Destinations
• Janitors Begin Strike At Denver International Airport Over Wages, Workload
• Ethiopia orders U.N. aid workers to leave Tigray amid famine crisis
• IATSE Begins Historic Strike Authorization Vote That Could Lead To Hollywood Shutdown
• Deer Knocks Down Saginaw Teen Runner Half-Mile From The Finish Line
• MN Weather: Some Showers To Kick Off A Great Fall Colors Weekend
• Baltimore Police Officer Previously Charged With Stealing Nearly $10K Allegedly Stole $1K In Informant Funds, Indictment Says
• Researchers Offer Tips On How To 'Disaster Proof' Homes During Fire And Hurricane Seasons
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Coronavirus Cases Decreasing For Fourth Week In A Row
• Maryland Comptroller's Office Branches Shift To Appointment-Only Visits
• Former Downingtown Priest Joseph McLoone Admits To Stealing $30,000 From Church
• Walt Disney World Opened 50 Years Ago
• Business Confidence In Economy Plummets, Midwest Report Says
• Judge In Texas Abortion Ban Hearing Questions If Citizens Are Being Made "A Proxy For The State"
• Walnut Creek Looks At Allowing For Limited Recreational Cannabis Sales, Cultivation Within City
• Panel To Advise State On Reducing Lead In Drinking Water
• Bank Of America's Online Services Goes Down For Customers Nationwide Friday
• Taste Of The Town: At Home With Chef Michelle Bernstein Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
• Vaccine Authorized After Highly-Contagious Rabbit Disease Detected In Minnesota
• Powerball jackpot rises to $635 million ahead of Saturday night's drawing
• Annapolis High School Teacher Accused Of Sexual Contact With Student, Police Say
• Gaylord Rockies Announces Fun 'Elf' Event For Guests At The Resort Over The Holidays
• Caught On Video: 2 Wanted After Shooting In Playa Vista's Tech Center
• Former Oakland Building Inspector Fined Over $300,000 For Dozens Of Bribery, Ethics Violations
• Hispanic Heritage: When Building Communities, 'Nobody Does It Alone'
• Students at Watts School Surprised With Brand New Music Production Studio
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 4: Can Jalen Hurts Take Advantage Of Weak Chiefs Defense?
• Homicide Investigation After 1 Killed, 2 Hurt In Newark Shooting; No Arrests
• Police: Safe Stolen From Queens Home With Thousands In Cash, Tory Burch Sunglasses And Bulova Watch Inside
• Purple Heart Homes
• New Wittpenn Bridge Opens Connecting Jersey City And Kearny
• Police Sketch Released Of Man Wanted For Armed Sexual Battery Of Palmetto Bay Woman
• Red Sox Playoff Hopes Come Down To Final Weekend Of Regular Season
• Fall Hayrides Begin Oct. 1 At Heritage Park In Farmington Hills
• Former Correctional Officer Guilty Of Sexually Assaulting Female Inmates At San Joaquin County Jail
• Lou Malnati's Pizzeria Chain Sold To Private Investment Firm
• Tom Brady Credits Bill Belichick For Fulfilling His Potential In Clip From New Documentary Series
• Police: Suspects Punch 3 People In Face In Series Of Unprovoked Attacks In Brooklyn
• More than half of U.S. police killings are misclassified, study says
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Marsh
• Car Crash Knocks Down SEPTA Wires Closing Portion Of Roosevelt Boulevard, Repairs Expected To Take Hours
• Chicago Public Schools Set To Roll Out New COVID-19 Testing Plan For Students, Staff
• Cleanup Finished In Lake Worth Neighborhood Where Military Jet Crashed
• 2's Got Your Ticket: Fun For The Whole Family At 'Matilda The Musical' At Northbrook Theater
• Unvaccinated San Jose City Employees Required To Undergo Twice Weekly COVID Testing
• Chicago Weather: Warm, Sunny Day; Rain Chances Return This Weekend
• Coppertone recalls five sunscreens found to contain benzene
• Timeline: Chronicling The Search For Maryland Murder Suspect Jeffrey Burnham
• Food stamps set for historic boost in October
• Oakland Woman Arrested on Suspicion of Shooting Domestic Partner in Berkeley
• Person Hospitalized After Being Trapped In Crane In Doral
• Police Searching For Man In Attempted Kidnapping In Winfield
• Collision Involving Flipped Car Blocks Three Lanes On I-83
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 5,352 New Cases, 37 Additional Deaths
• Police Shoot, Kill Man Who Charged At Them With Knife In Berrien County
• COVID In Minnesota: 3,700+ New Cases Reported, Testing Numbers On The Rise
• Powerball Jackpot Jumps To $635 Million For Saturday's Drawing On CBS4
• Merck Says Experimental Pill Molnupiravir Cuts Worst Effects Of COVID-19
• Louisiana Family Hurt In Escalator Malfunction Sues MBTA, Contractor
• Coppertone Recalls Sunscreens Due To Carcinogen Presence
• Man, 54, Shot When Bullet Comes Through Window Of Home In West Woodlawn
• Bill Belichick Asked If He'd Have Had Same Success Without Tom Brady: 'Of Course Not'
• Registration Still Open For PRC's Hard To Recycle Collection
• Pill To Treat COVID-19 Cuts The Risk Of Death By Half, Says Merck, Which Will Seek Its Emergency Authorization
• California's Bone-Dry Water Year Ends; Mandatory Water Restrictions Could Be Coming
• Roots-Rock Heroes the Blasters Bring Good Times To Alameda
• Coppertone Recalls 5 Aerosol Sunscreens Due To Carcinogen
• Boston Police Charge Driver In Hit-And-Run That Seriously Injured 11-Year-Old Boy
• Newsom signs #FreeBritney bill to reform conservatorship laws
• Afghan family on life in the largest resettlement complex for evacuees
• State-Run Shooting Range Closed For 90 Days After Bullets Hit House
• Ozy Media chair quits after damaging New York Times report
• Will Patriots-Bucs Game Be Stopped For Tom Brady Setting All-Time NFL Passing Record? Bill Belichick Says He Doesn't Know
• Former Pitt Panthers Star LeSean McCoy Retires From NFL
• 18-Year-Old Driver Killed In Rollover Crash On Route 6 In Sandwich
• Hurricane Sam To Bring Tropical Storm Conditions To Bermuda, Victor Remains A 'Fish Storm'
• Israeli soccer fans face antisemitism at stadium built by the Nazis
• 17-Year-Old Charged In Hyde Park Carjacking
• USPS Slowdown: Why You'll Likely See Longer Mail Delivery Times This Holiday Shipping Season
• Santa Rosa Police Search For Brazen Smash-And-Grab Jewelry Store Robbers
• Cybersecurity Breach Affects More Than 4 Million Neiman Marcus Customers
• Julian Edelman Simply Can't Stop Sharing Memes About Tom Brady's Return To Foxboro
• Who Is Jeffrey Burnham, The Maryland Man Suspected In 3 Homicides?
• Police Arrest 3 Detroit Men, Teen In Theft Of High-End Vehicles
• Suspect Who Allegedly Attempted to Ram Palo Alto Police Vehicle Arrested
• Several Toyota Prius Catalytic Converters Stolen In Worcester
• Chicago Inching Closer To Goal Goal Of Getting 77% Of Eligible Chicagoans Vaccinated By End Of The Year
• Baltimore City's Average Daily Covid Case Rate Increased 33% From 2 Weeks Ago, Health Commissioner Says
• Scarlett Johansson Reaches Settlement With Disney In 'Black Widow' Suit
• What Could Have Kept Brady With The Patriots? The QB Just Wanted A Contract, Seth Wickersham Says
• Justice Brett Kavanaugh Tests Positive For COVID-19, Supreme Court Says
• 'Aladdin' Performances Resume After Positive COVID-19 Tests Among Cast, Crew Forced Cancellation
• Philadelphia Plastic Bag Ban Now In Effect: Here's What You Need To Know
• USPS To Slow Down Some Mail Delivery Starting Friday
• Health Agencies Rescind Mask Orders Despite Governor's Vow
• 2 Baltimore Teens Charged With Attempted Murder In Home Invasion Robbery
• Colorado Weather: Albuquerque Low Pressure System Keeps Things Cloudy Statewide
• Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh Tests Positive For COVID
• Juvenile Charged With Aggravated Carjacking And Armed Robbery
• What To Watch For When Patriots Host Tom Brady And His Buccaneers
• Bandits Walk Out Of Ulta Beauty In Commack With $9,000 Worth Of Cologne
• FBI joins search for missing Florida college student
• Candidates Seeking To Fill Late Rep. Alcee Hastings Congressional Seat Debate Hot Button Issues
• Infrastructure In Grizzly Flats Being Assessed For Repairs After Caldor Fire
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 1,500 New Cases Reported, 17 New Deaths
• California's Eviction Moratorium Expires; Fears High Among Cash-Strapped Tenants
• Vigils To Mark 4th Anniversary Of Las Vegas Mass Shooting
• Bill would require vaccines for domestic travel
• Lamar Jackson, Baltimore Ravens Provide Good Gauge For Unbeaten Denver Broncos
• Allendale Decides Not To Pursue Charges In Statue Vandalism
• Ravens' Record-Setting Tucker Embraces The Spotlight
• 'I Still Have That Green Inside My Heart': LeSean 'Shady' McCoy To Retire As Philadelphia Eagle On Friday
• Two Men Shot And Killed In Oak Park
• Coppertone Recalls Select Sunscreens Due To Presence Of Benzene
• Bacon Prices Have Skyrocketed To Record Levels, Which Might Be Here To Stay
• Police Locate, Arrest Texas Man Accused Of Stabbing Restaurant Manager After Refusing To Wear Mask
• Mid-Morning Show Links: The Capri's Grand Opening | Allina Health's Change To Chill Program
• 2020 Was A Bad Year For Rodent Complaints In Chicago, And 2021 Is Shaping Up To Be Worse
• COVID In Colorado: Thousands Of Health Care Workers Won't Meet Deadline For Getting First Shot
• Baltimore Man, 20, Charged With Attempted Murder In Shooting
• PTL Links: Oct. 1, 2021
• Justice Brett Kavanaugh tests positive for COVID-19, Supreme Court says
• State Water Officials Issue Dire Warning; 'Climate Changes Are Coming Fast And Furious'
• Victims Of Michigan University Doctors Push Law Changes
• 'I Thought A Lot About Who Would Create Christopher Moltisanti': Gabriella Piazza On 'The Many Saints Of Newark' & 'The Sopranos'
• Hennepin Co. Authorities Recover AR-15 Rifle With 100-Round Drum Magazine In N. Mpls.
• SEE IT: Florida Woman Hauls Couch On Convertible MINI Cooper
• Study: Denver Isn't A Great City For Vegetarians And Vegans
• Tom Brady Gives The Shortest Scouting Report Possible On Mac Jones
• Crashes On I-25 Cause Early Morning Denver Rush Hour Problems
• Belarus detains dozens after KGB agent, dissident killed in shootout
• Baltimore Plastic Bag Ban Now In Effect: What You Should Know
• New Report Reveals More On City Of Dallas Data Loss
• Dr. Dre, Kendrick Lamar, Eminem, Mary J. Blige & Snoop Dogg To Perform At 2022 Super Bowl Halftime Show
• Bucktown Crafts Shop Helps Chicago Area Artists Turn Pandemic Hobbies Into New Careers
• Rep. Ayanna Pressley Endorses Michelle Wu For Boston Mayor
• Worker's Hand Gets Stuck Inside Meat Grinder In Brooklyn Park, According To 911 Audio
• Weather Blog: With October Comes Fall
• School Bus And Car Crash In Dorchester
• WATCH LIVE: Head Coach Nick Sirianni, Eagles Players Speak To Media
• Venetian Causeway To Miami Beach Closed For At Least 48 Hours Due To Wastewater Main Break
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/1 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• Why shoppers are finding many products hard to find
• Tony Bennett's musical memory triumphs over Alzheimer's
• Move over Harry and Meghan, Japan's Princess Mako is going un-royal
• Why only the wealthy can afford to live near rising seas
• Alert: Hyundai And Kia Issue Recall For 550K After Turn Signals Flash In Wrong Direction
• Man In Wheelchair Killed After Caught In Crossfire Of Shootout During Violent Night In Philadelphia
• Federal Appeals Court Temporarily Halts Vaccine Mandate For Health Care Staff With Religious Exemptions
• Man Carjacked At Gunpoint In Wicker Park
• Bill signed to return seized property to Black couple's descendants
• 1 Person Hospitalized After Garbage Truck Crashes In Brooklyn
• Cody Rigsby tests positive for COVID days after "DWTS" partner
• An Afghan baby's harrowing escape to the U.S.
• U.S. Soccer suspends coach's license after former players allege misconduct
• Scarlett Johansson and Walt Disney Co. settle "Black Widow" lawsuit
• House delays infrastructure vote as negotiations among Democrats stall
• CDC "strongly recommends" COVID-19 vaccine for pregnant people
• True 'Snail Mail': USPS To Slow Delivery Starting October 1
• Merck reports promising results from experimental COVID-19 pill
• 2 Men Injured After Fight Over Parking Space May Have Led To Shooting In North Philadelphia: Police
• Court allows U.S. to continue expelling migrant families
• 'Army Training Kicked In': Wild Video Shows Man Using Trash Can To Trap Gator Outside Florida Home
• Biden signs government funding bill to prevent shutdown
• No Injuries After High-Rise Window Falls 45 Stories to San Francisco Street During Repairs
• Restrictive Texas Abortion Law In Federal Court As Justice Department Argues Against It
• Proctor High School Football Season Canceled Due To Student Misconduct Allegations
• ValleySCARE Opens This Weekend
• Last Day For City Workers To Get Final Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine For Mandate
• October Outlook: Safely Planning This Year's Fall Festivities Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Remains found in Iowa cornfield may be those of missing boy
• Japan fully drops COVID state of emergency for 1st time in 6 months
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny Skies To Kick Off October
• October Is Black Professionals Month, A Push To Make Corporate Leadership More Diverse
• To Do List: Porch Concerts, Food Festival, Lantern Lights, Robot Party
• Pa. State Police Searching For Driver In Indiana Co. Hit-And-Run Crash
• Alito says Supreme Court justices aren't a "dangerous cabal"
• Utility Assistance Program Now Accepting Applications
• Pa. Releases First Fall Foliage Forecast Of The Year
• Growing GOP Governor's Field Puts Nomination 'Up For Grabs'
• Rolling Stones To Host COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic At Heinz Field on Monday
• Mavis Staples Set To Open Highmark Blues & Heritage Festival
• A-Pork-Alypse: Could A Bacon Shortage Be Coming To A Store Near You?
• Northern Lights May Be Seen In Michigan On Sept. 30
• Whitmer: Michigan Wasn't Given Shot At New Ford EV Plants
• COVID-19 Booster Shots Now Available In Metro Detroit
• In Possible Citi Field Bow, Conforto Lifts Mets Over Marlins
• Community Health Workers In Allegheny County Bridge Gap Between Doctors And Patients
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/1 Friday Morning Forecast
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Videos from October 1, 2021

• Government shutdown temporarily avoided as infrastructure bill hangs in limbo
• Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm on "The Takeout" — 10/1/2021
• Marines rescue woman from floodwaters near Arlington National Cemetery
• Texas expected to pick up GOP seats in redistricting
• U.S. has deported more than 6,000 Haitian immigrants in the last 12 days
• Biden rallies Democrats around key aspects of his economic agenda
• Coppertone voluntarily recalls 5 sunscreens
• Biden holds high-stakes meeting on domestic agenda
• Fentanyl-laced pills add to spike in overdoses
• USPS hikes prices and slows deliveries
• Women’s soccer coach fired over abuse allegations
• California sets vaccine mandate for students
• Migrants brave the dangers of the Darien Gap in hopes of a better life
• Biden meets with House Democrats to negotiate spending bills
• Banking industry shifts jobs to automation
• Federal judge hears arguments on Texas abortion law
• Family of autistic teen Alicia Navarro continues searching for her two years after sudden disappearance
• Biden to meet with House Democrats as spending bills hang in balance
• Former Trump official speaks on January 6 riots
• Deaths from police violence undercounted by U.S. government, study finds
• Merck to submit its experimental COVID-19 oral treatment for emergency use authorization
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 10/3/2021
• U.S. police killings are misclassified and underreported, study says
• Family of Mary Johnson continues to look for answers almost a year after her disappearance
• Keeshae Jacobs has been missing for 5 years — but her mother has not given up her search to bring her home
• Socialite accused of fatally shooting police superintendent in Belize speaks out in exclusive "48 Hours" interview
• NBA facing COVID-19 vaccination challenges ahead of 2021-22 season
• Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh tests positive for COVID-19
• Doctor on Merck's antiviral pill for COVID-19, rising death toll in rural areas
• Congress avoids shutdown but House delays $1 trillion infrastructure vote
• How to handle your investments amid debt ceiling uncertainty
• Budget negotiations continue as Manchin holds out over price tag
• Family behind Siete shares tradition and culture with grain-free versions of Mexican favorites
• Thousands of people still without power in Louisiana more than a month after Hurricane Ida
• U.S. Postal Service slows delivery and hikes package prices
• Cybersecurity chief Jen Easterly on ransomware, election security
• Humanitarian crisis looms in Afghanistan absent aid
• WorldView: North Korea launches another weapons test
• Afghan evacuees on life in America
• U.S. Postal Service slows deliveries of some mail, prepares to raise prices for holiday shipping
• Tony Bennett’s musical memory triumphs over Alzheimer’s
• The impact the House's infrastructure bill vote delay will have on Biden's agenda
• Study shows new oral COVID-19 treatment from Merck reduces risk of hospitalization and death
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