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Articles from October 5, 2021

• Warriors Fans Will See Dozens Of New Food & Drink Items On The Menu At Chase Center
• List Of Victims By Suspect Who Goes By 'Wicked' Growing
• Bay Area Business Counting Their Losses After Massive Facebook Outage
• All 150 Condos In Diamond Bar Village Red Tagged For Structural Damage
• Facebook Whistleblower Testifies In Front Of Congress
• 'This Was No Accident': Family Sues Stockton Police Department Following Man's Fatal Arrest
• Daniel Short Arrested, Accused Of Hitting And Killing Motorcyclist
• LeVar Burton Named Grand Marshal Of 2022 Rose Parade
• Parents Pack School Board Meeting In Horror Over Multiple Student Brawls In Hallways Of 2 Joliet High Schools
• Chicago Weather: Showers Return Late Wednesday
• Auburn Joins Other Local Cities To Track Those With Alzheimer's, Dementia Using Radio Locators
• Huntington Beach Oil Spill: Beaches Shut Down To Laguna Beach, Newport Beach Harbor Closed To Boat Traffic
• I-Team: Concrete Cracking At Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Building
• Overachieving Red Sox Put Cherry On Top Of Season With Wild Win Over Yankees
• Jerry Remy Throws Ceremonial First Pitch Before Red Sox-Yankees Wild Card Game
• 'Crucial To Our Business': New CDOT Technology Aims To Improve Travel On Highways
• Huntington Beach Oil Spill: Newsom Declares State Of Emergency To Assist In Clean Up, Recovery
• Broward Schools Votes To Keep Mask, Quarantine Rules In Place
• Minnesotans Spending More Money To Insure Their Homes
• Lightfoot Calls For Federal Investigation Of West Side Shootout After Foxx Accused Mayor Of Lying About Decision Not To File Charges
• Jason Bradley Accused Of Robbing Bank In Lombard Using Fireworks Taped To His Waist Designed To Look Like Bomb, Texting Wife Photo Of Cash
• Red Sox End Yankees' Season, Advance To ALDS With Win In AL Wild Card Game
• Butler County Family Offers $1,000 Reward For Info On St. Bernard Shot In Neck And Head With Shotgun
• Kaiser Permanente Puts 2,200 Unvaccinated Employees On Unpaid Leave
• Well Over 525,600 Minutes Since Pandemic Closed Chicago Stages, Broadway In Chicago Returns With 'Rent' At CIBC Theatre
• Protesters Turn Out Outside Cook County State's Attorney's Office Over Decision Not To File Felony Charges In Manny Porties' Stabbing Death
• 4-Year-Old Boy Struck By Vehicle In Hit-And-Run In North Park
• 3 Teenage Boys Stabbed In Fight Involving 10 To 15 People Outside Chicago Bulls College Prep On Near West Side
• Fort Lauderdale Commissioners Vote 4-1 In Favor Starting Negotiations With Boring Company To Build Tunnels
• School Bus Drivers In Anne Arundel County Strike For Second Day, Say They Plan To Return To Work Wednesday
• Mayor Scott Remains In Quarantine After Testing Positive For COVID-19; Contact Tracing Efforts Underway
• 'What If They Get The Shot & In 5 Years Something Goes Wrong?' Possible Vaccine Mandates For Students Stir Up Debates In Anne Arundel County
• Ahead Of Potential 'Twin-Demic,' Baltimore County Officials Encourage Residents To Get The Flu Shot
• 'Fall, Family, Fun': Beachmont Corn Maze Is Open For Business In Kingsville
• Why Are Vaccines Injected Into Our Arms?
• 'There Have Been Threats Against Me': Attorney General Merrick Garland Orders FBI Protection For School Employees & Teachers
• COVID: Contra Costa County May Modify Health Order As Hospitalizations Drop
• Al Capone's Miami Mansion Sells For $15.5M
• Developer Building 19-Acre State-Of-The-Art Cannabis Farm In North Richmond
• 'Hope Is Possible': Newton-Wellesley Doctors Running Marathon For Lives Lost To Opioid Overdoses
• Ambassador Bridge Explosive Investigation: Canadian Border Police Detain Driver Of Vehicle
• Iconic Counterculture Photographer Robert Altman Dies at 76
• Alex Cora Has Quick Hook For Nathan Eovaldi Vs. Yankees
• San Francisco Mayor London Breed Marks 40th Anniversary of Fleet Week
• St. Paul Police Arrest 2 After Man Hit By Car Near Downtown Dies
• Steve's Soul Food Set to Re-Open, Closed for Almost Two Years
• MDHHS: COVID-19 Outbreaks In Schools Continue To Increase
• Michigan Man Arrested For Suspicious Vehicle He Parked Outside U.S. Supreme Court
• Cowboys To Release Linebacker Jaylon Smith
• Man, 61, Shot In West Baltimore Tuesday Evening
• Philadelphia's Avenue Of The Arts Alive Again With Live Music, Entertainment And New COVID Precautions
• Driver Trapped By Live Wires After Truck Crashes Into Utility Pole In Milford
• Florida Takes Aim At 'Vaccine Passport' Ruling
• Holiday Gatherings Amid COVID Top Of Mind Again For Coloradans
• Texas Amber Alert Issued For 13-Year-Old Leilana Graham Last Seen In September In Northeast Houston
• Facebook Whistleblower Frances Haugen Testifies On Capitol Hill; Tells Senators 'We Must Act Now'
• Some North Texas National Night Out Events Were Drive-Thru Due To COVID-19
• Frostburg Woman Killed In Apartment Fire
• WATCH: Meteor Lights Up The Sky In Western Pennsylvania
• Donald Trump Endorses Geoff Diehl For Massachusetts Governor
• Baltimore County Police Searching For 16-Year-Old Heaven Simons
• Pittsburgh Penguins Coach Mike Sullivan Takes Puck To The Head While On Bench During Preseason Game
• 2 Men Found Shot After Report Of Home Invasion In Country Club Hills
• Report: Brooklyn Nets Losing Hope That Kyrie Irving Will Get Vaccinated, Putting Playing Status In Question
• Facebook Testimony Waking Some to Hazards of Social Media For Kids
• COVID: Napa County Health Officials Tout 90% Vaccination Rate; Prepare To Vaccinate Kids
• UPDATE: Bomb Threats Evacuate 2 South Bay High Schools; Calls Came From Same Phone
• Giants Exhale With A Few Days Off, Wait On NLDS Opponent
• Pau Gasol Announces Retirement, Lakers Will Retire No. 16 Jersey
• Huntington Beach Oil Spill Timeline
• 'My Only Consolation Is They Were Together': Family Member Of Father And Son Hit And Killed Along I-80 In N. Highlands Speaks Out
• Lodi Schools Hit With District-Wide Cyber Security Incident
• Kellogg Workers In Central Pennsylvania Go On Strike
• 'Remain Alert & Watch Out For Others': October Is National Pedestrian Safety Month
• New HHS Report Says COVID-19 Vaccine Has Saved 2,100 Seniors' Lives In Illinois
• Suspected Thieves Caught On Camera Stealing From Rocklin Apartment Complex
• Giants Playoffs: NL West Champs Exhale With A Few Days Off, Wait On Opponent
• North Texas Boy Jaxson Crossland Looks To Defend His Mullet National Title
• Whistleblower says ATF gave bonuses to those who did not qualify
• Facebook Whistleblower Testifies Platform Has 'Not Earned The Right To Just Have Blind Trust In Them'
• Matt Vasgersian, John Sterling Both Botch Calls On Giancarlo Stanton Single During Red Sox-Yankees Wild Card Game
• Target To Pay Store Workers $2 More An Hour During Busy Holiday Shopping Weekends
• Defense Blames Theranos Lab Director In Former CEO Elizabeth Holmes' Fraud Trial
• House Majority Leader Ryan Winkler Enters Race For Hennepin Co. Attorney
• Former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords On Hand As Gun Violence Memorial Unveiled In Battery Park
• Texas House Committee Approves Newly-Drawn Map That Includes Major Change For Tarrant County Republican
• Man Sentenced To 80 Years In Prison For The Attempted Murders Of Two Women
• Mayor Frey, Chief Arradondo Call For Early Intervention System For Minneapolis Police Officers
• Average LA, Orange County Gas Prices Highest Since 2012
• Ernest Johnson executed for 1994 triple murder
• Attorney: Gabby Petito's Fiancé, Brian Laundrie, Flew Home After Moab, Utah Police Encounter
• Globeville, Elyria-Swansea Neighborhoods Get Involved In National Western Complex Redevelopment Project
• COVID: Santa Clara Supes Approve $76M In 'Hero Pay' Bonus Checks To Nearly All County Employees
• Arrest Made In 1995 State College Rape, Assault
• New Kids On The Block Announce 2022 Tour With Stops In LA, Anaheim
• Man Gets 19-Year Prison Sentence For Role In Death Of His Girlfriend's 6-Year-Old Son
• Maryland Casinos Generate More Than $165M In Gaming Revenue During September
• 'Smile To My Face': White Sox Ready For The Playoffs On Thursday
• UPDATE: Suspected DUI Driver Arrested After Motorcyclist Killed In San Francisco Marina District Crash
• Denver Weather: Mountain Moisture Likely While Front Range Stays Warm
• We Now Know What Robert Kraft Said To Tom Brady Before Buccaneers-Patriots Game
• North Texas Company Mandates Driving Up Vaccination Rates
• Deputy Shoots Blaine Man As He Fired Randomly From His Driveway, Sheriff Says
• Biden says bills are "about competitiveness versus complacency"
• 'Our Life's Work': Chicago Rapper Common Puts Recording Studio In Stateville For Inmates
• CBS4 Nat Moore Trophy Profile: Dillard High WR Devaughn Mortimer
• Jonathan Gannon Takes Blame For Eagles' Defensive Struggles
• Relatives Of Those Buried On Hart Island Say Access Remains Extremely Challenging
• State's New Driver's License Program Expands Eligibility For People Who Are Visually Impaired
• Nicklaus Children's Hospital Employees Have 10 Days To Get Vaccinated Against COVID
• Kaiser: 2,200 Employees Suspended For Skipping Vaccine; More Than 92% Workers Vaccinated
• Suspected Vehicle Arson Fire Shuts Down Palo Alto Parking Garage
• 'No Woman Should Ever Experience Something Like This:' Women Head To Chicago Abortion Clinics All The Way From Texas, Where Near-Total Ban Is In Effect
• Exclusive: Long Island Family Demanding Answers After Video Shows Woman Run Over Freeport Man Twice
• 'They Attack As Many As They Can': Crew Could Be Responsible For ATM Thefts In South Austin; Sources Say 4 Have Been Arrested
• Northview Heights Residents Concerned About Living Conditions, Demand Change
• James C. Kennedy Mountain Campus To Welcome University Of Denver Students Next Fall
• Man Pleads Guilty To Child Porn Charges For Catfishing Minors On Social Media
• Teen Among 10 New COVID-19 Deaths Reported By Dallas County Tuesday
• Study: Pfizer Vaccine Efficacy Against COVID-19 Infections Dropped Over 5 Months
• Report: Small Businesses In Colorado Less Confident When It Comes To COVID, Inflation & Supply Chain
• Suspect Arrested In Fatal Attack In San Francisco's Mission District
• Denver Students To Soon Fuel Minds & Bodies With New Greenhouse
• 2 Teenage Boys Shot, Wounded Outside Englewood Home
• New York, Brooklyn And Queens Public Library Systems Doing Away With Late Fees
• Denver City Council Considers Ban On All Flavored Tobacco Products
• Federal Judge Rejects California's Ban On Private Immigration Jails
• Boxing legend Muhammad Ali's little-known artwork sold at auction
• More COVID-19 Testing In Kids Creates Long Turnaround Times
• Baltimore Open Studio Tour Offers A Behind-The-Scenes Look At How Artists Make Their Work
• Haverhill High School Issues Warning About October TikTok 'Challenge'
• Religious Exemptions To COVID-19 Vaccine May Be Easy To Claim, But Hard To Prove
• Dallas Zoo's 3-Month-Old Giraffe Calf 'Marekani' Euthanized After Catastrophic Injury
• Fake COVID Vaccination Cards Seized At O'Hare
• South Florida Ports Record Busy, But Not Traffic-Jammed Like Los Angeles
• Police Respond To Threat Made Toward Woodcreek High Campus In Roseville
• Farm Workers' Advocates Claim Proposed Rules By Colorado Department Of Labor Regarding Overtime Is Unfair
• Boston Marathon Runner Trying To Hit Every Street In Rhode Island
• Jury Selection Underway For Confessed Parkland Shooter Nikolas Cruz Jail Brawl Trial
• Working From Home During Pandemic Led To More Drinking At Home
• Ruppersberger Sees 'Improvements' As Postal Service Frustrates Baltimore County Residents
• Chicago Public Schools To Reduce Quarantine To 10 Days For Close Contacts Of Those Who Test Positive For COVID-19
• Driverless, Electric Shuttles Hit The Streets In Downtown Rochester
• University Park's Second Chapter Books Pops Back Up
• Oakland Community Group Says Walnut Capital's Development Plans On Halket Street Are 'Wholesale Destruction'
• Lesley University Program Helps Neurodiverse Adults Find Silver Lining In Pandemic
• Overcoming Adversity, Celina Junior Running Back Gabe Gayton Pushes Forward 
• Daytime Shooting In St. Paul Leaves 3 Injured
• Fire Burns Home In East San Jose; 7 Residents Displaced
• 94 Square Mile Area Of San Jose Placed Under Fruit Fly Quarantine
• Home Heating Expert Offers Advice On How Homeowners Can Cut Into High Prices For Oil And Natural Gas This Winter
• Jackson Health System Employees Get Pfizer COVID-19 Booster Shots
• Gov. Walz Calls For Teacher COVID Vaccine, Testing Requirements
• Philadelphia Leaders Vow To Stop 'Irresponsible' Behavior After Driving Stunts Outside City Hall Caught On Camera
• Funny gifts for Dad and Mom under $50
• UNICEF: COVID Pandemic Causing Serious Mental Health Issues For Children Worldwide
• Open For Business: How Merzbacher Bakery Went From Barely Surviving During Pandemic To Thriving
• New Hampshire Nursing Homes Could Face Difficult Choices To Deal With Staffing Shortage
• Opening Statements Delivered In Bribery Trial Of Philadelphia Union Boss Johnny Dougherty, City Councilmember Bobby Henon
• Plymouth Police Narrow Down Description Of Suspect Car In Hit-And-Run
• Boy, 9, Killed In ATV Crash; 10-Year-Old Driver Survives
• Lawrence County Inmate Sentenced For Allegedly Defrauding Pandemic Unemployment Program
• New York City Couple Recounts Pleasant Interaction With Missing Flemington, N.J. Woman Lauren Cho In California
• True Or False? 1 In 4 Pet Owners Would Rather Sleep Next To Pup Instead Of Partner
• Disney brings back indoor character meets -- no hugs allowed
• Police Expert Says Recent Rash Of Shocking Gun Crimes May Require New York City To Rethink Its Street Safety Strategy
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Confident City Manager Will Navigate Friction Between Commission, Police Chief Art Acevedo
• FBI Searching For Minneapolis Fugitive Charles Dexter, Wanted On Child Sex Trafficking Charges
• 'Juntos Crecemos' Program Helps Hispanic-Owned Businesses
• Want To Hear Elk Bugling In Colorado? Find Out When To Go And Where
• Hotels Looking Forward To Business Boost From Boston Marathon
• Broward County Public Schools Launches 'Alyssa's Alert'
• Around 100 People Evacuated Due To Ammonia Leak In Irving
• Facebook Whistleblower Frances Haugen Testifies On Capitol Hill; Tells Senators 'We Must Act Now'
• Brian Belichick Was Amused By All The Steve Belichick Memes From Sunday Night Football
• 'I Am Concerned,' Towson University Student Says After Campus Lockdown
• Uriah Richardson, Father Of 3, Shot To Death In Far Rockaway
• 33-Year-Old Man Killed In West Philadelphia Triple Shooting, Police Say
• EOD Team Removes Suspicious Device Found During Traffic Stop In Modesto
• Woman Found In Bloomington Apartment Dumpster Identified As Samantha Farah
• Ritzer Family Speaks Against Bill That Would End Life Without Parole Sentences In Massachusetts
• Bubba Wallace becomes second Black driver to win Series Cup race
• Accused Hit-And-Run Driver Jose Chicas Charged In Connection To Injured 5-Year-Old
• Fire That Ripped Through Linda's Old Peach Tree Mall Was Arson; Suspect Arrested
• Delaware County Seeing Increase In Syphilis Cases, Could Be Highest County Has Seen In 20 Years By End Of Year
• Mountain Lion Relocated After Hanging Out In Boulder Neighborhood
• Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz's Friend Joel Greenberg Asks For More Time To Cooperate With Feds
• Washington Spirit CEO resigns amid NWSL controversy
• Attorney General Charges Pennsylvania Pipeline Developer In Mariner East 2 Pipeline Spill
• At Least One Killed In Crash Involving Semi On Burnsville Highway
• Health Officials Concerned About Potential 'Twindemic' Of COVID-19, Flu This Winter
• Woman Severely Burned While Trying To Save Dog From Hot Spring At Yellowstone
• Macomb County Hiring Contractor To Look At Election Machine
• Keller @ Large: Why New York Is Inferior To Boston
• First Cuban American NHL Player Al Montoya Joins Dallas Stars As Director Of Community Outreach
• Glen Burnie Man Sentenced 15 Years For Sexually Assaulting A Minor
• Jamie Collins Returning To Patriots
• Massachusetts Reports 1,184 New COVID Cases, 21 Additional Deaths
• Auto Dealers Caring For Kids Foundation Provides More Than 42,000 Coats To Children In Need In Montgomery County
• New Jersey Law Scraps Ability Not To Hire, Promote Workers Over 70
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Dip Below 4,600 In Florida
• Fenway Park Businesses Hoping For Postseason Boost
• Report: Pittsburgh Breathed Polluted Air For 57 Days In 2020
• Police and FBI offer reward in 2016 disappearance of grandmother
• Woman Ejected, Killed In Coon Rapids Rollover Crash
• Mac Jones Is The Top-Graded Rookie Quarterback By Pro Football Focus Through Four Weeks
• Character Meet & Greets Return To Disney Parks
• Stockton Man Sought In Woman's Stabbing, Abduction Of His Infant Daughter
• Motorcyclist Killed In Crash With Parked Car In Commerce City
• Taylor Street Ramp To Inbound Dan Ryan To Close Until December Amid Jane Byrne Interchange Work
• Patriots Place Mike Onwenu, Isaiah Wynn On COVID-19 List
• Drew on Taping "Charlie's Angels" & What Really Happened with Bill Murray
• Adam Buksa Called Into Poland National Team For FIFA World Cup Qualifiers
• Drew & 50 Cent Send Eminem A Video Text Message
• West Virginia Man Convicted Of Killing His Girlfriend's 15-Year-Old Daughter
• White Sox Fan Takes Off Prosthetic Leg To Catch Ball
• 50 Cent Plays "Is 50 Thrifty?": Guessing Which Items are the More Expensive Choice
• B&O Railroad Museum Recognized As Underground Railroad Site
• 63-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In Philadelphia's Logan Neighborhood, Police Say
• New Hampshire, Massachusetts Cities Ranked Among Safest In America
• Allegheny County DA's Office Collects, Destroys Hundreds Of Guns
• Biden Visits Howell To Push Benefits Of Spending Plan
• Powerball $1 Million Winning Tickets Sold In Haverhill, Seekonk
• New SB I-5 Carpool Lane Between Sacramento And Elk Grove Opens Ahead Of Schedule
• LeVar Burton Named Grand Marshal Of 2022 Rose Parade
• MLS All-Star Game Heading To Minnesota
• 'I Was 100% Wrong': COVID Doubter Changes Tune While Recovering In ICU Bed
• Former Catholic Priest In Harford County Pleads Guilty To Preying On A Minor
• Several People Injured In Multi-Vehicle Crash Involving Semi In Fowler
• Gov. DeSantis Pushes Back Against Feds On Threats to Educators
• Dallas Man Charged With Felony Arson In Duplex Fire That Injured Firefighter, Killed Dog
• COVID: Berkeley Mayor Lauds Community On Achieving 93% Full Vaccination Rate
• Police Confirm 'Clandestine Laboratory' Was Indeed A Meth Lab Inside Bal Harbour Condo
• Beating The Odds: One In 292.2 Million, Lucky $699.8 Million Powerball Ticket Sold In California
• Baltimore City Awarded $750K Grant For Domestic Violence Prevention
• Judge Orders Jeffrey Burnham Extradited To Maryland To Face Charges In 3 Killings
• Red Sox Lineup: Kyle Schwarber Leading Off In Wild Card Game Vs. Yankees
• Man Found Shot Inside Car in Hayward Following Collision Dies of Injuries
• Neville Chemical Gets Enforcement Order For Creating Strong Odor
• Jussie Smollett's Disorderly Conduct Case Scheduled For Trial Beginning Next Month
• Volunteers Prepare For This Year's 'Hope Marches On,' Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign
• Biden sets $1.9 - $2.2 trillion social safety net bill price range
• MSU Gave Degree Decades After Sexual Harassment
• Hyde Amendment is flashpoint in fight over social safety net bill
• Oakdale Man, 26, Struck And Killed By Van In Rural Stanislaus County
• Former Texas Rangers GM And Oldest Living Former Major Leaguer Eddie Robinson Passes Away At 100
• Girls' And Boys' PCL Championship To Return To The Palestra In February 2022
• 2 Years' Worth Of Items Left Behind At Pittsburgh International Airport Up For Auction
• Super useful kitchen gadgets that make great gifts
• Eastbound I-70 In Glenwood Canyon Closing Overnight Tuesday For Emergency Repairs
• Woman Killed, Man Critically Hurt In Violent Hit-And-Run Wreck In North Hills
• With Key Equestrian Events Scheduled, October Is Declared 'Maryland Horse Month'
• Northampton County Man, Shaun Runyon, Charged With Killing 3 Coworkers While On Work Trip Claimed He Was Raped
• Cannonball For A Cure
• Friends Raise Money For Children Of Ellicott City Couple Killed In Double Homicide
• Decision to not prosecute FBI agents in Nassar case under review
• Dallas First Responder, 3 Residents Injured In Fire At Lake Highlands Apartment Complex
• Judge Refuses To Toss Weapons Charge Against Rittenhouse
• Toddler's Body Found In Detroit Motel Room; Parents Arrested
• Allianz Field To Host 2022 MLS All-Star Game: 'Soccer Nation Lives Right Here'
• Business Jet Out Of Lubbock Crashes In Georgia, Killing At Least 1 Person 
• Police Identify Suspect In Towson Hit And Run, Carjacking As 19-Year-Old Man
• Pennsylvania Senate Cuts Short Hearing For Election Bill After Secretary Of State's Snub
• Broncos CEO Joe Ellis Co-Hosts Habitat For Humanity CEO Build
• Local, Federal Officials Called To Probe Bias Motive For Alleged Attempted Arson At Muslim Cemetery
• DNR: Invasive Zebra Mussels Found In Lake Owasso
• Woman Who Hit, Killed Firefighter Thomas Royds On Schuylkill Expressway Drove Car Without Brakes, Wasn't Impaired: DA
• Chicago White Sox Rally Fans To Wear Black For Home Games And 'Change The Game'
• Maryland WR Dontay Demus Jr. Out For The Year With Knee Injury
• DSO To Resume Full-Capacity Concerts At Orchestra Hall
• Bucky Dent Will Reportedly Be At Fenway Park For Tuesday's Red Sox-Yankees Wild Card Game
• White Sox Fan Takes Off Prosthetic Leg To Catch Ball
• Driver Killed, Passenger Injured In Crash with Big Rig In Hayward
• Bowie State University Awarded Nearly $10M In Federal Funding To Boost Public Health Workforce Program
• Search On For Suspect In Stockton Attempted Murder
• Shannen Doherty Wins $6.3M In Woolsey Fire Lawsuit
• Postal Service testing a new business: Check cashing
• 2 RI Men Fined For Setting Off Distress Flares To Celebrate Friend's Wedding, Prompting Coast Guard Search
• Anrae James' Family Speaks Out After Nursing Assistant, Father Killed By Gunman Inside Jefferson University Hospital
• Ypsilanti Crematorium Owner Arraigned For Improper Disposal Of Bodies
• After Reversal Of Murder Conviction, Mohamed Noor To Be Sentenced For Manslaughter Later This Month
• West Virginia University Extends Indoor Mask Mandate
• Rent Prices Keep Going Up In Denver As Vacancy Rates Drop
• Caught On Video: Man Steals $800 From Church Collection Box, Police Say
• Arsonist Torches Vehicle In Palo Alto Parking Garage
• Housing Crisis: Santa Clara County Launches Plan To End Family Homelessness In 4 Years
• Hackers Target Some Allen ISD Educators, Parents And Students
• Lookup South Florida, A Couple Meteor Showers Will Light The October Night Sky
• 'Quite A Light Show': Nearly 4,000 Lightning Strikes Detected Across Southern California In 24 Hours
• Enormous Huntington Beach Oil Spill Closes Dana Point Harbor Indefinitely
• Where is Brian Laundrie? His Sister Says She Does Not Know, But That She'd Turn Him In
• Boulder City Council Extends Outdoor Dining Ordinance Until April 2022
• RADical Days Return For 2021
• Russia sees 3 times more COVID cases than it had last fall
• Gov. Hogan's Former Chief Of Staff Roy McGrath Indicted On Fraud And Embezzlement Charges
• Online Tool Teaches Children About Fire Safety
• Mother Of Lauren Phillips, A Victim Of Suspected Serial Killer Jason Thornburg, Talks With CBS 11
• 2 New Murals Dedicated At Start Of Mural Arts Month In Philadelphia
• Chester County Woman, Sherry Heffernan, Facing Charges For Murder of Father, His Girlfriend In Surf City
• NYC public libraries to end fines on overdue books
• Huntington Beach Oil Spill: Houston-Based Amplify Energy Owns Rig That Spilled Oil Into Waters Off Orange County
• Man Charged With Stealing Running Amazon Van While Driver Delivered Package In New Hampshire
• Volvo Recalls Older Cars; Air Bag Inflators Can Explode
• 13-Year-Old Girl Struck, Killed By Vehicle In Stockton
• Connecticut Off Chicago Travel Advisory, 47 States Remain
• Armed Man Holds Up Fuel City Cashier After Committing Another Robbery Same Morning
• COVID-19 In MN: State Expands Monoclonal Antibody Treatment In Metro Area With New St. Paul Clinic
• Miya Marcano Body Positively Identified By Medical Examiner
• Children Suffer Minor Injuries After Newark Charter School Bus Crashes Into Parked Cars, Pole: Police
• 2 Men Killed In I-80 Hit-And-Run In North Highlands; Search Still On For Driver
• 'A Grossly Underpaid Job': Anne Arundel County Executive Says Drivers Must Earn Living Wage On Second Day Of Bus Driver Strike
• Pittsburgh Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger Dealing With Hip Injury
• Pritzker Credits 'Skills For Chicagoland's Future' With Helping City Create Diverse, Qualified Workforce
• Michigan DNR: Tests Show 6 Deer Died From Viral Disease
• Pipeline Developer Charged In Connection With Statewide Drinking Water Contamination
• Warriors Star Andrew Wiggins: 'It Came Down To Get The Vaccination Or Don't Play Basketball'
• Driver Wanted For Injury Hit-And-Run In San Jose
• Preliminary Hearing Held For 2 Suspects In Deadly Pat's Steaks Beating
• Maryland Gets $2.3M EPA Grant To Combat Pollution, Provide Clean Drinking Water
• Texas Senators Approve Big Changes In Tarrant County With Their Newly Drawn Voting Maps
• Fort Lauderdale Police Investigating Deadly Shooting Of Dirt Bike Rider
• COVID In Minnesota: 7,133 New Cases Reported, Average Positivity Rate At 7.2%
• Facing Patriots Was Not Fun For Tom Brady, But His Favorite Part Was Seeing His Former Teammates
• Cooking Corner: Hispanic Heritage Month
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 17 New Deaths, 196 More Cases
• Some Parents Still Worried To Send Kids To School Despite COVID Vaccines 
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 4,019 New Cases, 80 Additional Deaths
• Miami Weather: Mostly Sunny, Spotty Showers Possible On The Breeze
• North Lauderdale School Crossing Guard Accused Of Soliciting "Child" For Sexual Acts
• Hollywood Stars Rally To Support Boy With Autism After Father's Viral Tweet
• Man Inspecting Damage To Car Fatally Pinned Underneath During 2nd Crash
• Police Seek Suspect In Connection To Non-Fatal Shooting Outside Detroit Bar
• Huntington Beach Oil Spill: DJ Sues Amplify Energy In Los Angeles Federal Court Over Loss Of Business, Exposure
• 25-Year-Old Reginald Barnes-Walton Killed In West Philadelphia Shooting, Police Say
• Capitol Police arrest driver of suspicious vehicle outside Supreme Court
• Woman Dies In Fire Near Mills College
• Fourth Stimulus Check: Will You See Another Relief Payment This Year?
• Florida Supreme Court Weighs Red-Light Camera Fees
• Executive Producer Of New CBS Show 'Ghosts,' Which Premieres Thursday On CBS4, Grew Up In Denver
• VIDEO: 2 Men Wanted For Hunting Park Avenue Homicide, Philadelphia Police Say
• I-275 Update: Ramp Closures Near Detroit Metro Airport, S. Huron Road
• Volvo Recalling Older Sedans; Air Bag Inflators Can Explode
• US Customs & Border Protection Seize $1.2M+ In Fentanyl And Cocaine At Texas-Mexico Border
• Dolphins Trade Wide Receiver Jakeem Grant To Bears
• 30 lions euthanized as devastating animal abuse uncovered on a farm
• Accused Of Killing 3 Co-Workers, Suspect Shaun Runyon Tells Police He Did It Because They Raped Him
• Andrew Yang leaves Democratic Party to become an independent
• Report: Alan Kalter, Announcer For 'The Late Show With David Letterman', Dies At 78
• How To Watch And Stream The 2021 MLB Playoffs
• Teen Volunteers Raise $20K In Memory Of Harford County Student
• $699.8M Powerball Jackpot Won, Ticket Sold In California
• MTA Says It Nabbed Suspect Who Racked Up $58,000 In Unpaid Tolls, Fees; Car Impounded
• Mosquitoes test positive for potentially deadly virus in Connecticut
• J.D. Martinez Out For Tuesday's Red Sox-Yankees Wild Card Game
• NH Gov. Chris Sununu Seeks To Remove Panel Chair Ken Weyler Over False COVID Claims
• Publix Announces Plans To Hire 30,000 Associates By End Of Year
• Cook County Prosecutors Have Declined Felony Charges In Schaumburg Stabbing, West Side Shootout, Initially Citing 'Mutual Combat' But Later Revising Reasoning
• FBI to help school employees amid uptick in violence
• Police: Man Pretending To Be Police Officer Robs Driver On FDR Service Road
• Police: 2-Foot-Long Alligator Found Walking In Riverview Street
• NYPD Searching For Woman Seen Pushing Subway Rider Toward Oncoming Train In Times Square
• New Video Shows Wild Shootout In The Bronx
• Boy, 16, Killed In Apparent Shootout Involving Two Vehicles In Lakeview
• Seth Wickersham Refutes Bill Belichick's Claim That They've Never Spoken
• As Many As Half A Million Shipping Containers Could Be Waiting Off Ports Of LA, Long Beach
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Surpasses 8M Vaccine Doses Administered As Positivity Dips Below 4%
• Nursing Students In Colorado Maintain Some Optimism: 'Here To Take Care Of You'
• Suffolk Police In Mourning After Death Of Det. Sgt. James Stapleton, Who Passed Away Following Battle With Cancer
• After massive California oil spill, response time under scrutiny
• With More 80 Degree Weather, Denver's First Freeze Guaranteed To Be Late
• GM Building Giant Battery Development Lab In Detroit Suburb
• As COVID Vaccine Mandate Takes Effect, Approximately 8,000 DOE Employees Out Of 148,000 Remain Unvaccinated
• Monday's Facebook App Outage Created Confusion For Colorado Real Estate Office
• Smaller Products, Rising Prices: Shrinkflation Hitting Grocery Store Shelves
• Father And Daughter Both Secure First Place In Baltimore County Library Horror Story Contest
• 'I Was Wrong': COVID Doubter Changes Mind From Intensive Care Hospital Bed In Greeley
• Salida High Principal Talmage Trujillo Accused Of Interfering During School Lockdown
• Philadelphia Weather: Gloomy Stretch Into Midweek As Temperatures Cool Down
• 'Time For The Adults To Work Together': Colorado Board Of Education Removes Adams 14's Accreditation
• Tigers Had Best Season Since 2016
• Celtics Give Ime Udoka A Thrilling Win And Other Takeaways From First Preseason Game
• Broncos Knew What Was Coming In Ravens Game But Still Couldn't Stop It
• Canada Cites US Treaty In Pipeline Dispute In Michigan
• End Of Story's Time? Colorado Rockies May Lose Shortstop Trevor Story To Free Agency
• UC Davis Team Assists With Wildlife Impacted By Huntington Beach Oil Spill
• PTL Links: Oct. 5, 2021
• Girl On Bike Seriously Injured After Being Struck, Dragged By Semi In Crookston
• Aftershock Festival Returns, Making Sacramento International Destination For Music Fans
• COVID-19 Numbers Are Improving. Don't Let History Repeat Itself With Yet Another Resurgence, Doctors Say
• Winning $699M Powerball Ticket Sold In Central California's Morro Bay
• Bubba Wallace Earns 1st NASCAR Victory
• Police Called For Possible Gunshot Victim In Lincoln Park Alley, Fire Then Breaks Out In Apartment Building Above
• J&J Seeks US Clearance For COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Doses
• WATCH LIVE: Pennsylvania Department Of Health Urges Residents To Get Flu Vaccine Before November As COVID-19 Pandemic Continues
• Looking For A Water View? The Largest Private Lake In Texas Is On The Market
• Taiwan "very concerned" that China will "launch a war" to take over
• 23-Year-Old Man Shot During Attempted Robbery In River North
• Southland Lightning Storm Downs Tree In Bel Air, Sparks Tree Fire In Newport Beach
• 2 Hospitalized After South Minneapolis House Fire
• Woman Shot In The Face In South Baltimore, Police Say
• Climate change is a huge threat, so why isn't everyone talking about it?
• Chicago Latin Restaurant Week: Dining Deals Highlight A Variety Of Latin-Owned Restaurants In Chicago
• Robinhood will allow users to ask for a call back
• NIH chief Dr. Francis Collins to step down
• Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp back online after outage
• 'I Want Them To Have Better Than What I Had': Young Mother Won't Quit Working For Kids' Future
• Real-Life Bolts: Lightning Delays Start Of Chargers-Raiders At SoFi
• Weather Blog: October Fog Arrives
• For our CBS News producer, the fall of Kabul was personal, and painful
• Maryland Weather: Warm, Humid & Foggy With Scattered Showers
• Police: Man Shot While Sitting In Car On Upper West Side
• Late Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos's son seeking presidency
• Mortgage payments are increasingly unaffordable for homebuyers
• DFL House Majority Leader Ryan Winkler Announces Hennepin County Attorney Candidacy
• Chargers Easily Handle Raiders After Lightning-Delayed Start At SoFi
• Lin-Manuel Miranda Helps Georgia High School Student Explain Why He Missed History Test
• Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp Back Online After Hours-Long Worldwide Outage
• Snorkeler finds remains of 125-year-old shipwreck: "I think I just got lucky"
• 'It's Very Unusual': One Person Injured In Shooting Outside Pinecrest McDonald's
• SWAT Officers Storm Home After Father Allegedly Abducts Baby Boy At Gunpoint
• Lottery Ticket Sold In Morro Bay Wins Massive $699.8 Million Powerball Jackpot
• Biden administration reverses stopping federally funded clinics from abortion referrals
• DEA agent killed in shooting on Amtrak train in Arizona
• Internal Facebook documents detail how misinformation spreads to users
• One winning ticket sold for $699.8 million Powerball jackpot
• San Francisco Giants' Magical Year Means Big Business for Surrounding Bars and Restaurants
• Johnson & Johnson seeks FDA clearance for vaccine booster doses
• Johnson & Johnson Asks FDA For Clearance For COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Doses
• 4 Shot In North Minneapolis
• Rivers Casino Set To Hold Job Fair Tuesday
• Powerball Jackpot: Winning $699.8 Million Ticket Sold In California
• Pittsburgh Weather: Morning Fog To Make Way For Afternoon Sunshine
• Victims' families say submarine "responsible" for sinking boat in 2004
• Johnson & Johnson Asks FDA To Authorize COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shots
• Black ex-Tesla worker awarded almost $137 million for racial abuse
• Inquiry: 216,000 French minors sexually abused by Catholic clergy
• Texas Man Who Participated In Riot At US Capitol Sentenced To 45 Days Behind Bars
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/5 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Route 422 In Montgomery County Between Sanatoga Exit, Armand Hammer Boulevard Closed In Both Directions Due To Road Work
• Climate change takes center stage in Nobel Prize for physics
• Chicago Weather: Another Mild, Cloudy Day
• Mount Laurel Man Whose Racist Rant Went Viral Facing More Charges; 4 Protesters Charged For Allegedly Attacking Police
• Russian actress rockets into orbit for movie shoot in space
• Hialeah Middle School Teacher Brittiny Lopez-Murray Arrested For Allegedly Having Affair With 14-Year-Old Former Student
• Hospital Melting Masks To Help Deal With Mountain Of Waste
• Vine Westbound Ramp To Schuylkill Closed Due To A Jackknifed Tractor-Trailer
• 'It's Bad, It's Bad': Proctor Teens Say Students Used Item To Sodomize Teammate, Shared Video Online
• Pittsburgh-Area Businesses Impacted By Massive Outage At Facebook And Instagram
• Red Cross Assisting Tenants After Electrical Fire In Jefferson Hills
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating Burglary At T-Mobile Store
• Humane Animal Rescue Hosting Classic Horror Movie Nights
• UPMC Study: Convalescent Plasma Is 'Futile' For Critically Ill COVID-19 Patients
• Artificial Turf Stolen From San Jose Home As Drought Drives Rising Demand
• Man Pleads Guilty To Murder, Stalking In Connection With 2019 Shooting Death
• Parking Premiums: Broncos Country Encouraged To Park Early This Season
• Police: Head-On Crash Between SUV, Pickup Kills 3
• Anoka County Deputy Shoots Man Allegedly Firing Gun Outside In Blaine
• Man Shot By Deputy In Blaine Hospitalized; Neighbors Shaken After Night Of Gunfire

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• Biden travels to Michigan to promote economic agenda as negotiations continue in Washington
• Facebook whistleblower accuses social media giant of "moral bankruptcy" and says its platforms are harmful to teens
• Winning Powerball ticket sold in California
• Johnson & Johnson seeks COVID booster shot authorization
• Justice Department and FBI investigating "disturbing" uptick in violence against school employees
• Biden negotiates cuts to spending package
• Man in suspicious vehicle arrested at Supreme Court
• California declares state of emergency after oil spill
• Whistleblower urges Congress to regulate Facebook
• Biden sells his "Build Back Better" plan in Michigan
• Biden administration lays out plan for trade with China
• Facebook whistleblower asks Congress to intervene in social media "crisis"
• Johnson & Johnson seeks approval for use as booster shot
• Report: French clergy sexually abused 216,000 minors
• Facebook whistleblower testifies on Capitol Hill
• Couple who escaped slavery in the U.S. honored with blue plaque at their London home
• Nearly a year after the 2020 election, what areas do Biden and Trump voters agree on?
• President Biden visits Michigan to promote "Build Back Better" agenda as debt ceiling looms
• Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen says company puts "profits over safety"
• Some parents remain hesitant over COVID-19 vaccine for their kids
• Retired Army general on Afghanistan and risk management
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• Facebook whistleblower testifies social media platform is "just like cigarettes" in "hooking kids"
• Facebook whistleblower testifies before Congress day after social media giant experiences global outage
• Biden heads to Michigan to drum up support for his "Build Back Better" agenda
• Portugal reaches landmark COVID-19 vaccination rate
• Facebook whistleblower to testify before Congress
• Navigating discussions about climate change
• General Stanley McChrystal on Afghanistan and new book, "Risk: A User's Guide"
• Tensions escalate between China and Taiwan
• Russian filmmaker heads into orbit to shoot scenes for first-ever movie in outer space
• Biden faces Build Back Better and debt ceiling roadblocks
• "Pandora Papers" find foreigners, some connected to crime, hiding money in U.S. tax havens
• Migrants make dangerous trek to U.S. through Darien Gap between borders of Panama and Colombia
• Report documents 3,000 pedophiles working within French Catholic Church over the last seven decades
• Crews work to restore Huntington Beach as investigation into California oil leak continues
• Biden urges Congress to raise the debt ceiling and pass Build Back Better plan
• Former Facebook employee turned whistleblower to testify on Capitol Hill
• Facebook says configuration issue caused outages across its social media and messaging platforms
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