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• UC Davis Students Open Townhouse For Their Peers Experiencing Homelessness
• Exclusive: CBS2 Investigates Low Income Housing Provider
• 'He Was A Monster': Groveland Resident Babysat By Gary Poste '1,000%' Believes He Was The Zodiac Killer
• Hollywood Walk Of Fame Star Honoring Daniel Craig Unveiled
• Sacramento Comics Store Struck By Thief Who Caused Thousands Of Dollars In Damage
• Denver Costume Store: People Are 'Amped Up' For Halloween
• Giants To Face Dodgers In NL Division Series After LA Wins Wild Card Game In Walk-Off
• Northern Colorado Bears Reprimand Offensive Coordinator Max McCaffrey For Clipboard Incident
• Data Usage By Tech Firms Under Renewed Scrutiny Following Facebook Whistleblower Testimony
• Greeley Police Investigate Homicide After Body Found Inside Burning Home
• COVID: Oakland Teachers Seek Expanded Testing, Improved Ventilation Among Safety Demands
• Taylor Hits Walk-Off HR, Dodgers Deck Cards 3-1 in WC Game
• Huntington Beach Oil Spill: Section Of Pipeline Found Damaged, Moved More Than 100 Feet Along Ocean Floor
• Questions Swirl Around Cause Of Devastating Huntington Beach Oil Spill
• Firefighters Put Out Vegetation Fire In Elverta
• South Lake Tahoe City Councilman Arrested On DUI And Drug Charges
• Narcotics Detectives Arrest Woodland Man, Accusing Him Of Transporting 4,000 Counterfeit Fentanyl Pills
• Terry Edward Scott Jr., 45, Arrested In Connection To Rape Of 16-Year-Old Girl After Following Her From Long Beach Train Station
• Columbus Day Changed To Indigenous Peoples Day In Boston, One Community Thrilled, Another Frustrated
• Worker Found Dead At East Boston Construction Site
• Red Sox-Rays ALDS Breakdown: Do Sox Stand A Chance Against 100-Win Rays?
• I-Team: 'Slip 'N Slide' Video At State Police Training Facility Leads To 2 Troopers Relieved Of Duty
• To Prevent Rats, Watertown Urges Residents Keep Pumpkins Inside
• NYPD: 2 Teens Shot Inside Harlem Restaurant
• Chicago Weather: Rain Increases By Daybreak
• Drill Rig Collapse At CTA Bryn Mawr Station Halts Trains, Damages Power Lines; Building Evacuated
• Veterans Returned From Celebrating Operation Her-Story, The First All Women Flight
• Aurora Public Schools Joins Others In Offering Free COVID Testing For Students
• MTA, Port Authority Issue Warning To Those Who Don't Pay Tolls Sent In Mail: 'We're Always Chasing The Money'
• North Shore Music Theatre Opening Night Show Canceled As Stagehands Go On Strike
• Zebras Escape From Pumpkin Patch In Pingree Grove
• Famed Carnegie Hall Holds First Performance Since March 2020 Shutdown, And Spectators Enjoy Every Second Of It
• MSD Safety Commission Member Max Schachter Says Parents Of Boy Who Brought Gun To School Need To Be Held Accountable
• Shots Fired Near Cal U's Campus Lead To SWAT Situation
• How Minnesota's Early Fall 'Micro-Season' Creates Picture-Perfect Weather
• Test That Can Help Stop Breast Cancer Now Available To All At-Risk Women
• 2nd Arrest Made In El Mula Banquet Hall Shooting
• COVID: Vaccine Deadline for San Francisco Muni Operators Approaches
• Newsom Signs North Bay Lawmaker's Bill Encouraging Prescribed Burns To Counter Wildfires
• Body Found In Beaver County, Homicide Investigation Underway
• Single Largest Humanitarian Shipment On The Way To Haiti
• Minnesota-Made Viking Ship That Sailed To Norway On Display In Moorhead
• Health Leaders Encourage Regular COVID Testing To Stave Off Fall Surge
• 'It's So Disguised Now, It Almost Looks Legit': Sex Traffickers Searching Social Media To Find Vulnerable Youths
• When Should Last Call Be? Some Miami Beach Businesses Charming Residents To Keep It Late Ahead Of November Vote
• 6 Shot, 1 Killed, In East Baltimore Mass Shooting
• New Details Emerge About Jeffrey Burnham's Alleged Killing Spree
• 'I Was Scared,' Baltimore Man Charged In Towson Crime Spree Tells Judge
• WJZ Exclusive: Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Says He'll Take Wearing Masks 'To The Next Level'
• Cryptocurrency Craze: Miami Becoming Hotspot For Digital Currency
• Peabody Institute's Manuel Barrueco Nominated For 5th Grammy
• Mechanic Injured After Massive Fire At Rosedale Auto Repair Shop
• CDC Study: Masking Inside Schools Keeps Children Safe
• Oakland Fire Department: Firefighters Threatened By Suspects Who Dumped Weapons Near Station
• All 4 Injured At Timberview High School Expected To Recover, Including Student In ICU
• Fort Collins Police Issue Warning About Teen 'Fight Clubs'
• Chicago Sky Beat Top-Seeded Connecticut Sun, Advance To WNBA Finals
• 'Mom, This Is Not A Drill, I Love You': Parents Share Texts From Kids During Timberview High School Shooting
• See Which Michigan Billionaires Made Forbes List Of Wealthiest Americans
• Highland Park Plaza Owner Accused of Neglecting Trash, Attracting Rodents
• Portland Thorns GM on administrative leave amid misconduct probe
• Flores, Dolphins Prepping For Brady's Buccaneers And It Won't Be Easy
• Update: No Charges Filed For Ambassador Bridge Explosive Scare
• 2 Men Charged With Trafficking Fentanyl Onto Red Lake Reservation
• Biden Endorses Duggan For Third Term As Mayor Of Detroit
• Federal Judge Orders Texas To Suspend Abortion Law, State Files Appeal
• Two People Hospitalized, 1 In Critical Condition Following Shooting In Englewood Neighborhood
• 400 Henry Ford Health Employees Quit Over COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
• Kellogg's Strike: More Than 1,000 Workers Protest Wages, Benefits In Battle Creek, Other Cities
• LA City Council Approves Sweeping COVID Vaccine Mandate To Enter Restaurants, Shopping Centers, Mayor Garcetti Signs Ordinance
• Charges: Blaine Man Fired Shotgun Through Neighborhood, At Officers Before Deputy Shot Him
• New, Roomier Bike Lanes In Place On Logan Boulevard Near Western Avenue, Where 'School Of Rock' Star Kevin Clark Was Killed
• Civil Rights Icon And Historian Timuel Black, 102, Is On Hospice Care
• FBI Digs Up Yard Outside Randolph Home In Evidence Search
• Make-A-Wish Southern Florida Breaks Ground On Permanent Place In Overtown For Families It Serves
• Middle School Student Escapes Attempted Kidnapping In Annapolis, Police Investigating
• Initiative In Denver Aims To Ban Flavored Tobacco Products
• Federal Judge Temporarily Bars Texas From Enforcing Law That Bans Most Abortions
• Man Charged In Death Of Fayette County Native Alexa Randolph Enters Alford Plea
• Commercial Fishing Operations Hit Hard By Oil Spill Off Coast Of Orange County
• High-Tech Device Gathers Clean Drinking Water from Atmosphere
• Maryland Board Of Public Works Approves Contract To Renovate Bathrooms At BWI Airport
• Pipeline Owners, Amplify Energy, Suggest A Ship's Anchor Caused Oil Leak Off OC Coastline
• California Encourages Prescribed Burns To Counter Wildfires
• Police Looking To ID Naked Man Trespassing At Catonsville Assisted Living Facility
• Mona Rodriguez, Young Mother Shot By Long Beach School Officer, Donates Organs, Officer Accused Of Shooting Her Fired
• Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger Visits Phipps After Rocking Out At Heinz Field In Pittsburgh
• No Classes Thursday At Mansfield ISD's Timberview High In Wake Of School Shooting
• Lance Lynn Will Start ALDS Game 1 For White Sox; But Jose Abreu's Status In Doubt
• Toys May Be Harder To Get In Time For Holidays Due To Global Supply Chain Delays
• Woman Repeatedly Run Over In Millbrae Parking Lot Dies; Suspect Facing Murder Charge
• Judge Orders Texas to Suspend New Law Banning Most Abortions
• Community Starts Conversation About Problems With West Colfax Viaduct
• Brookline To Pay $11 Million To Former Firefighter Who Sued For Racial Discrimination
• Bob Woodward And Robert Costa Set To Headline Simon & Schuster's Inaugural AuthorFest Event
• North Texas Police Divert Resources During Timberview High School Shooting Response To Investigate Online Threats
• Massachusetts Senate Approves Bill To Expand Voting Rights
• COVID: Bay Area Health Officials To Make Major Announcement on Mask Mandates
• Jefferson University Hospital Reviewing Reports Of Delay In Employee Emergency Alert System During Deadly Shooting
• Jefferson Awards: Bay Area Winners Receive National Honor For Bridging Digital Divide On Tribal Lands
• Massachusetts Hockey Says 'Severe' Ref Shortage Is Due To Abuse From Parents, Coaches And Players
• Striking St. Vincent Hospital Nurses No Longer Qualify For Unemployment, Court Rules
• Serious Injuries Reported In Collision Between School Bus And Motorcycle In Wales
• 'Nobody Wants To Play More Than Me': Anthony Barr Is Finally Back
• Spirit Airlines To Offer Nonstop Flight From BWI Airport To Miami International
• Firefighters Working To Extinguish Wildfire In Northern Minnesota's Itasca State Park
• Dave Chappelle criticized for LGBTQ+ comments in new Netflix special
• 'No One Else Is Willing To Take That Vaccine': Committee Hears Concerns About Plunging Staff Levels Over Mandate
• Newsom Signs $47 Billion Package To Help More California Students To Go To College
• Owner Of Midtown Shop Myzel's Chocolate Locked In Tough Lease Negotiations With Landlord; 'I Don't Want To Lose What I Have'
• TikTok Challenge Daring Students To Slap Their Teachers Prompts Warning From The California Teachers Association
• Joseph Rotondo Of Warren, N.J. Searching For Man Who Rescued Him During Ida Flooding
• San Francisco to Change Towing Policies Following Lawsuit by Homeless Advocates
• Drought Emergency: San Jose Mayor Liccardo Proposes Outdoor Watering Limits To 2x/Week, Renews Calls To Conserve
• Valor On The Fax Developed Exclusively For Those Experiencing Homelessness, Suffering From Brain Injury
• Theranos Trial: Juror Excused From Elizabeth Holmes Trial Over Religious Beliefs
• Ben Roethlisberger: 'I'm Going To Fight My Butt Off To Get A Win'
• From Bars To Sports Apparel Shops, Businesses Near Guaranteed Rate Field Hope For Boost From White Sox Being In Playoffs
• Ca'Shawn 'Cookie' Sims, Instagram Fitness Influencer, Reported Missing
• Daycare And Other Business Owners Says Alderman Refused To Provide Access Letters, Resulting In Thousands Of Lost Revenue
• San Joaquin Co. Woman Found Dead in Home Near Stockton; Stabbing Suspect Sought
• Fliers Bearing Swastikas And Advertising White Supremacist Church Left At Carmichael Homes
• Oakland Police Investigate Shooting Near McClymonds High, At Least 1 Injured
• I-70 Reopens Between US 6 Loveland Pass And Silverthorne After Deadly Semi Crash
• Fishing Boat Sinks at Hyde Street Pier in San Francisco
• Public Defenders, Inmate Advocates Sound Off As More Detainees Are Sent To Troubled Rikers Island
• Gov. Tom Wolf Pushes Equity In COVID-19 Vaccine Access
• San Francisco Fleet Week: U.S. Navy, Coast Guard Ships Open for Public Tours
• ICU Nurse Sandra Lindsay Receives Pfizer's COVID-19 Booster Shot, As Health Care Professionals Grapple With The Mandate
• Lyon County Men Fined Over $1M For Causing Oil Spill In Yellow Medicine River
• Resident In Mon Valley Tired Of Seeing Dilapidated Houses
• Champlin Man Finds Purpose Writing Appreciation Letters To Twin Cities Police Officers
• Body Cam Footage Of Minneapolis Officers During Unrest Released After Trial: 'We're Hunting Activists!'
• Group Concerned About Mercury, Other Toxins Seeks Delay To Condo Construction At South Street Seaport
• Nonprofit's Free Commercial Driver's License Training Opens Road To Better Wages, Stability
• 1 Of 4 Timberview HS Shooting Victims Critical, Suspect Timothy Simpkins In Custody
• Returning To The Stage: DCPA Prepares For First Indoor, Live Performance Since COVID
• NYC Takes Steps To Make Outdoor Dining Permanent Fixture On Streets And Sidewalks
• Studies Review Severity & Frequency Of E-Scooter Crashes
• Gov. Greg Abbott Pledges State Help After Timberview High School Shooting In Arlington
• It All Comes Down To This: Dodgers Get Ready For One-Game Wildcard Against Cardinals
• Spooky Peeps Return To Stores Before Halloween
• 5th Grade Students At Willow Creek Elementary In Quarantine After COVID Exposure During Class Trip
• Pitt Says Local Lawmaker's Plan To Fund College Voucher Program Will Spike Local Tuition Costs
• Surgeon Saves Throat Cancer Patient's Voice Box
• Theater Renaissance Hits Long Island, Thanks To Local Producers
• 10-Year-Old Boy Detained After Bringing Unloaded Gun To Fort Lauderdale Elementary School
• Chicago Magnesium Casting Company Bringing Dozens Of Jobs To Dixmoor
• COVID In Colorado: Gov. Jared Polis Says Hospitalization Trend Could Be Reversed If More Get Vaccinated
• Destructive Giant African Land Snails Officially Eradicated From Florida
• Fangio: Bridgewater Might Return Thursday From Concussion
• New Bill Helps Students Transfer to UC and Cal State
• Heather Mack To Be Released From Prison And Deported Back to U.S. After Serving Nearly 10 Years
• Police Looking To ID Shooting Suspect
• Two Men Strengthen The Bonds Of Friendship At Boston Marathon - And Homeless Families Benefit
• Nicklaus Children's Hospital Foundation Now Accepting Cryptocurrency Donations
• Man In Wheelchair Stabbed During Robbery In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Baltimore Artist Stephen Towns Featured In Smithsonian's National Museum Of African American History And Culture
• First-Of-Its-Kind Earl Monroe Basketball School Teaches Kids The Business Of Sport: 'A Book And A Ball Can Change The World'
• Sox Tix Cheap In Texas, But It'll Cost You Around $200 For Game 3 In Chicago
• Fire Rips Through Building Housing Laundromat, Apartments In Bridgeport
• Musical Miami Duo 'Magdalena Bay' Gaining Attention & Fans
• Police, Ald. Matt Martin To Hold Virtual Community Meeting Next Week In Wake Of 3 Rolling Gunfire, Shootout Incidents In North Center Area
• Bates Motel In Delaware County Named One Of Top Haunted Attractions In Country
• Accused Serial Scammer Candace Clark In Court For Zoom Hearing, But Says Her Phone Malfunctioned
• Delaware County Officials Sounding Alarm After Highest Number Of Early Syphilis Cases Reported In 2 Decades
• SW Dade Man Accused Of Impersonating Police Officer
• Man Shot In Head In Critical Condition In Kingsessing, Philadelphia Police Say
• Political Standstill At Capitol Preventing Action On Frontline Worker Pay, Drought Relief
• Boston Marathon Start Line Ready To Go In Hopkinton
• 'Hold In Place' Lockdown Lifted At Huntley High School; No Threat Found After Report Of Weapon On Campus
• Sutter Health Reports 99% Worker Compliance With COVID Vaccine Mandate
• New State Bill Streamlines Assisted Suicide Approval Process
• Westminster Man Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison For Home Invasion
• Brotherly Love: Volunteers Working Every Weekend In Camden For Over Year To Ensure Neighborhood Stays Well Fed
• NYPD: Suspect Dies Of Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound After Shootout, Hostage Situation In Harlem
• Miya Marcano's Family Releases Video Of Suspect Hours After Her Disappearance And Criticizes Investigation
• Miami-Dade Schools Relax Quarantine Protocols For Middle School Students
• Keller @ Large: How Trump's Endorsement Of Geoff Diehl Could Impact Governor's Race
• Independent Cold Case Group Claims They Have Identified The Zodiac Killer
• With Aging Infrastructure, Water Main Breaks In Philadelphia Can Take Nearly 8 Months To Repair
• Gardening 101 Visits George Pavelek's Exquisite Urban Vegetable Garden
• Former NFL Player, Western Pa. Native Terrelle Pryor Accused Of Hitting Girlfriend And Throwing Pumpkins At Her Car
• Times Square With Baltimore Flavor: New Digital Billboards Could Soon Light Up Downtown
• NH State Rep. Ken Weyler Leaves Panel Leadership Over False COVID Claims
• Lauren Boebert Challenger Suspends Fundraising, Cites Redistricting
• Baltimore Detectives Seeking To ID Person Of Interest In Rape & Home Invasion Case
• Family Says 'Communistic California' Forcing Them To Leave State: 'You Get Taxed For Breathing'
• Avelo Airlines Takes Off From Northern Colorado Regional Airport
• Aurora's Michaela Onyenwere Named WNBA's Rookie Of The Year
• NATO expels eight Russians it says were spies
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Has Full Confidence In City Manager To Handle Police Chief Controversy
• Is Swelling Normal After Getting Pfizer Booster? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Questions
• EXCLUSIVE: Philadelphia School Board President Outlines What School District Looking For In Next Superintendent
• Hazmat Crews Clean Up Hydrochloric Acid Spill In Globeville Neighborhood
• Hurley's Picks: Everybody's Laughing At Urban Meyer
• 'Shut Your Mouth, Boy': Philadelphia Police Officer Caught On Video Harassing Black Man
• FWC Approves Draft To Lift Ban On Catching And Killing Goliath Grouper
• DA George Gascón Reaches Out To Car Manufacturers For Help In Stopping Catalytic Converter Thefts
• Michigan Senate Approves Bill With Voting Restrictions
• Massachusetts Reports 1,492 New COVID Cases, 27 Additional Deaths
• Reward Increased For Information On Deadly Hit & Run In Aurora
• WHO recommends widespread use of first malaria vaccine
• $1 Million Winning Mega Millions Ticket Sold In Trenton
• As Many Chicago Schools Remove Cops From Hallways, Data Shows Some Schools Send Kids To Police At Alarming Rates
• Dallas Police Looking To Solve Multiple Animal Cruelty Cases Involving Dogs That Were Shot
• A $50 million booster shot for Hispanic small businesses
• San Francisco 49ers Still Not Ready To Rule Jimmy Garoppolo Out For Sunday
• 'Misinformation Is Literally Killing People': Allegheny County COVID-19 Cases Are Plateauing But Deaths Remain High
• TAKE A LOOK: Officials Unveil New Designs In Store For FDR Park In South Philadelphia
• Following Accreditation Loss, Adams 14 Plans To Work With External Manager, Adhere To State Order
• Fall Home And Garden Show Set To Open At Convention Center This Weekend
• Judge: Mediator To Sort Surfside Condo Collapse Claims
• Police: 16-Year-Old Boy Shot Twice In Chest In Northeast Philadelphia
• Adam Sandler, Crew Finish Filming 'Hustle' In Philadelphia
• Businesses In Ambler Donate Thousands Of Dollars To Help Victims Affected By Ida's Aftermath
• Pedestrian On Interstate 680 In San Jose Hit by Multiple Vehicles
• Walnut Creek City Council Plans To Expand Rules On Recreational Cannabis Sales
• Judge To Re-Sentence Scott Peterson In December To Life Term
• Court Hears Case About Wrong Fraud Decisions By State Agency
• Gilda's Club Metro Detroit Opens New Location at Durfee Innovation Society
• Ime Udoka Wants Celtics Players To Quit Complaining To Refs
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• 21-Year-Old Man Shot While Driving, Crashes Into Tree And Lou Malnati's Restaurant In North Center
• Advancing the Research of Breast Cancer Treatments, with UM's Dr. Norah Lynn Henry
• SportsLine Week 5 AFC East Picks: Jets 'Have A Great Chance' Against Falcons, Says Larry Hartstein
• Miami Dolphins Place WR Will Fuller On Injured Reserve
• Police Search For Offenders Following Carjackings In Logan Square
• Howard County Adds Nearly 128 Acre Easement To Agricultural Land Preservation Program
• Max Scherzer, Adam Wainwright Meet Tonight In Dodgers v Cardinals NL Wild-Card Game
• Kellogg's strike halts its U.S. cereal production
• Bond Set At $350K For Texas Teen Valet Driver Accused Of Crashing Into And Killing 3 Other Valets
• Bensalem Police Searching For Porch Pirate Who Stole 5 Packages From Home
• Gov. Hogan Unveils $3.2M In Incentives For Maryland Businesses To Hire Apprentices
• Justin Fields Named Bears Starting Quarterback Going Forward
• University Park Police Arrest Juvenile Suspect In Murder Of Marc Anthony Montes
• Jeffrey Burnham, Maryland Man Charged In 3 Murders, Believed His Brother Was 'Killing People With the COVID Shot'
• Benton Harbor Urged To Use Bottled Water Due To Lead Risk
• Recall Of At-Home COVID Tests, Some Readings Give False Positive
• Miami-Dade Mask Case Dismissed As Moot
• Expert: Textbook Reaction From Law Enforcement, 'Best Of The Best' Handling Timberview High School Shooting
• Man Fatally Run Over In St. Paul Identified As Al Rakip J. Zaidi
• Gotham FC's Carli Lloyd Spills Her Favorite Cheesesteak Spot In Philadelphia
• Early Morning Shooting Leaves Oakland Man In Grave Condition
• Man Carjacked Early Wednesday In Avondale Neighborhood
• Maine Company Recalls 5,000 Pounds Of Frozen Lobster Meat
• Detroit Charter School Door To Door Efforts To Find Students Missing From Classroom, Paying Off
• Catch 'Happy Halloween, Scooby-Doo!' On The Big Screen At M&T Bank Stadium
• Maryland Residents Eligible For Free Medical Equipment Under Re-Use Program
• Myths Debunked, History Examined, And Lessons Learned Upon The 150th Anniversary Of The Great Chicago Fire
• Celebrating 'Her-Story' With Honor Flight Featuring All-Women Veterans
• 4 Injured After Shooting At Timberview HS In Arlington, Texas; Suspect In Custody
• 4 Wounded In Texas School Shooting, Suspected Gunman Caught
• 1 Of 4 Victims Of Texas School Shooting Critical, Suspect Timothy Simpkins In Custody
• Stockton Stabbing Suspect Now Wanted For Murder; Deputies Say Woman's Body Was Found In Residence
• Murder Trial Begins For Steve Pankey In 1984 Death Of Jonelle Matthews
• Offshore Wind Is Both A Boon And An Unknown, New Jersey Leaders Say
• Patriots Missing Majority Of Their Offensive Line At Wednesday's Practice
• Minn. Supreme Court Upholds Denial Of Public Defender For Derek Chauvin's Appeal
• Remains Found In Suitcase Identified As Woman Missing From Wisconsin Dells Area
• Latest NYPD Crime Stats Show Murders, Shootings Down Compared To Last Year
• UPDATE: Power Restored in Marin County After PG&E Outage Caused By Wayward Bird
• Supreme Court hears case of Guantanamo detainee seeking torture info
• 'I Hope People Laugh As Much As We Did Making It ': Asher Grodman On CBS' Ghosts
• Al Capone's prized gun and other possessions to be auctioned
• Car Crashes Into Jane Stenson Elementary School In Skokie After Shooting
• Soil Hauled From Detroit Park As Part Of Storm Water Project
• Prince George's County Expands Indoor Mask Mandate To Include Children Ages 2-5
• Pittsburgh Steelers WR JuJu Smith-Schuster Pays For Woman's Groceries
• Maryland's Congressional Democrats Call On State To Use $2.5B Surplus To 'Support Those Who Need It Most'
• Prime Suspect In 1994 Cold Case Murder Of Jenny Lin Dies In Oregon Prison
• COVID is leading cause of death among police officers
• Motorcyclist Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries In San Francisco Bayview Crash
• Timberview High School Shooting: 'We Grieve For Everyone Who's Been Harmed Or Impacted' Says Gov. Greg Abbott
• Olympic cyclist says she was pregnant when she won silver medal
• Amache National Historical Site Act Moves Forward In Senate
• Philadelphia Ranked Among Top 40 Greenest Cities In America, Survey Finds
• Oil Rig Operator Waited 3 Hours To Shut Off Pipeline In Huntington Beach Spill, Document Says
• Oil Spill Closures Leave Newport Beach Businesses Struggling
• The Patriots Will Play Against Stephon Gilmore This Season, After Trading Him To Panthers
• GM Sets To Double Revenue, Lead US In Electric Vehicle Sales
• Washington Wizards To Host Open Practice At Morgan State University
• Patriots Trade Stephon Gilmore To Panthers For Sixth-Round Pick
• Princeton Professor David MacMillan Among Nobel Prize Winners For Chemistry
• Loren M. Ryerson Dies After Found On Riverbank In Aspen
• Miami-Dade Police: Man Arrested, Accused Of Exposing Himself To Women On Kendall Drive
• Victim's family speaks out after shooting at Philadelphia hospital
• Philadelphia SportsRadio 94WIP Host Angelo Cataldi Will Retire In 2022
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 471 New Cases, 7 Additional Deaths
• Oct. 19 Is A 'Mike Lange Night' In Pittsburgh! Penguins To Celebrate Beloved Broadcaster At Game
• Armed Murder Suspect Fatally Shot By CHP Officers During Standoff On 105 Freeway Transition Road In Paramount
• Philadelphia School Using 'Walking School Bus' Idea To Get Elementary Students To Class Safe
• Senzatela, Cron Agree To Multiyear Deals With Rockies
• Workers At All Of Kellogg's U.S. Cereal Plants Go On Strike
• Vikings CBs Dantzler, Hand Placed On COVID List
• Kaiser Permanente Places 2,200 Unvaccinated Workers On Unpaid Leave
• Vacaville Schools Lean On Rapid COVID Testing Center To Keep Students In Class
• California Oil Spill Renews Calls To Ban Offshore Drilling
• Santa Clara County Supervisors Creating Sustainability Commission
• WATCH: 'Tough As Nails' Season 3 Premieres Tonight At 9PM On CBS
• Home Invasion Investigation Underway In Country Club Hills After 2 Men Killed In Shooting
• New Online Market Delivers Food From Local Farmers, Vendors Across The Region
• Police: 2 Flint Men Fired At State Police Helicopter
• Somerset County District Attorney Jeffrey Thomas Takes Leave To Address Rape Charges
• Anne Arundel County Fire Employee Arrested Over 'Threat Of Mass Violence'
• Man sentenced for spreading COVID hoax on Facebook
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports Over 100 New Deaths, 5,058 More Cases
• Baltimore Man, 27, Dies After Dirt Bike Crash In Brooklyn Park
• Charlize Theron takes on new role of fighting vaccine hesitancy
• U.S. Marshal Shot While Serving Warrant In Racine, Wisconsin
• September Named Deadliest Month In Philadelphia With 54 Reported Homicides, Police Say
• The Ever-Changing Treatments of Breast Cancer, with Dr. Linsey Gold
• Seniors Are Picking Medigap Policies In Greater Numbers Year After Year
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 1,077 Cases Reported, 21 New Deaths
• Dates For COVID Community Testing Expand In Some Minnesota Cities
• Bill Belichick Says Patriots, Stephon Gilmore 'Mutually Agreed To Part Ways,' Refuses To Elaborate At Press Conference
• COVID-19 In MN: 3,886 New Cases, 729,334 Total Cases
• Dover International Speedway Offering Laps To People Who Get Vaccinated
• Newlyweds Recall Meeting Lauren Cho, Now Missing 100 Days, At Yucca Valley Airbnb
• I-Team: Massachusetts State Police Looking Into Video Allegedly Showing Off-Duty Trooper Fighting Several Women
• Farmington Hills Fire Department Offers Free Car Seat Inspections Oct. 10
• Baltimore County Fall Restaurant Week Set For Oct. 15-24
• Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg Fires Back: Coverage 'Misrepresents Our Work And Our Motives'
• Donald Trump falls off Forbes list of richest 400 Americans
• Philadelphia Officials Giving Some Workers, Students Extra Days To Meet COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
• Tropical System Off Florida Has Low Chance For Development
• Newsom Signs Bill Ending Mandatory Minimum Jail Sentences for Non-Violent Drug Offenses
• Man Dies After Riding Mower Crash In Armstrong County
• Police Activity In Neighborhood Nearby Prompts Lockdown At Lindhurst High School
• 'All Clear' Given Following Active Shooter Investigation At High School In Texas
• Marta García Of Salem Named Massachusetts Teacher Of The Year
• Former Trolley Operator Owen Turner Arraigned For July Green Line Crash
• Pembroke Pines Man Charged With Possessing Child Porn
• Knife-Wielding Woman Shot By Police In Simi Valley
• Pikesville Shooting Sends Man To The Hospital, Police Say
• Netflix to edit "Squid Game" scenes after woman hit with prank calls
• Sports Wagering Licenses For Horseshoe, Live! And MGM National Harbor Forwarded To Commission
• "Once-in-a-lifetime" tardigrade found in ancient amber
• Black Bear Activity Expected To Increase In Maryland, Officials Remind Residents To Take Precautions
• A Look Ahead: Keeping Cloudy Wednesday
• COVID-19 Transmission Rates Continue To Drop In New Jersey, Gov. Murphy Says
• Close Call Caught On Video: Woman Shuts Door As Would-Be Burglar Tries To Force His Way Inside
• Man Drags Woman By Her Purse In Brutal Attempted Robbery Caught On Video In Fort Greene
• Van Horn Border Patrol Agents Arrest Convicted Rapist Trying To Enter U.S. Illegally
• Dems Edge Toward Pared-Down Spending Plan To Boost Support
• Experts Say Prices At Grocery Stores Will Continue To Rise For Over A Year
• Judge Denies Temporary Restraining Order Against COVID Vaccine Mandate At NYC Schools
• Deadly Vehicle-Pedestrian Collision Shuts Down I-680 Northbound Lanes In San Jose
• TSA, Police 'Highly Concerned' Over Increase In Firearms At Pittsburgh Airport; Say Concealed Carry Permits Could Be Revoked
• WATCH LIVE: Phillies President Of Baseball Operations To Hold End-Of-Season Press Conference
• Body Found In Wooded Area Off I-95 In Broward County
• Breast Cancer Survivor Tells Her Story Of Grief, Surprise, Perseverance, Family, and Love
• CSL Plasma Agrees Not To Ban Donors Based On Gender Identity After Lawsuit
• Patient, Donor Denied Kidney Transplant Surgery Over Being Unvaccinated
• Britney Spears posts about conservatorship and praises lawyer
• Possible Shooting At Timberview High School In Arlington Texas
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg Tribute Premiering At The Dallas Symphony Orchestra Required Innovative Donations
• Julian Edelman Had No Problems Rooting For Patriots Against Tom Brady, Came Away Impressed By Mac Jones
• 50-Year-Old Woman Shot In Frankford Neighborhood, Philadelphia Police Say
• Aryan Circle Gang Leader Michael Martin Sentenced For Violent Crime In Aid Of Racketeering
• Man Gets 5 Years' Probation In Threats To Whitmer, Nessel
• Exclusive: Subway Push Victim Lenny Javier Says 'I Never Thought It Would Happen To Me'; Suspect Anthonia Egegbara Arrested
• Woman burned trying to rescue dog from Yellowstone hot spring
• Sacramento Family Says 'Communistic California' Forcing Them To Leave State
• New Vineyard In Camden County Produces First Crop Of Grapes
• 30-Year-Old In Critical Condition After Being Shot Six Times, Philadelphia Police Say
• Lake Street Speaks
• Vice President Kamala Harris Plans Visit To New Jersey
• Peyton Green Arrested In Connection To Newborn's Murder In Highlands Ranch
• YouTube removes R. Kelly's official channels
• Denver Weather: Four More Days With Unseasonably Warm Temperatures
• Hospital stops transplants for unvaccinated
• Woman, 21, Charged In September Carjacking In East Garfield Park
• Miami Weather: Mostly Sunny, Afternoon Highs Near 90F
• Bruins Star David Pastrnak Launches New Pasta For Charity
• Maryland Does Not Display Native American COVID-19 Data
• Sweden halts use of Moderna's COVID vaccine in under 30s
• COVID In Colorado: Smaller Hospitals Could Be Hit Hard With Worker Losses Due To Vaccine Requirement
• U Of M President Mark Schlissel Leaving In 2023 Before Contract Ends
• Bubba Wallace On His Biggest Day, The Hate Follows
• McCormick Names First Director Of Taco Relations, A Travel Blogger & Foodie From Texas
• PTL Links: Oct. 6, 2021
• Lack Of Food Service Workers, Supply Chain Issues Impact Student Meals In Jeffco Public Schools
• Cooking With Rania: Copycat Starbucks Lemon Loaf Cake
• Stephon Gilmore's Trade From Patriots Was All About The Money
• Dr. Oz Asks Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy If Vaccine Messaging Overshadowed Other Treatment Options For COVID-19.
• Caltrans Clearing Out 9 More Homeless Encampments In Sacramento
• Stephon Gilmore Now Has One Obvious Choice: Join Tom Brady And The Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• College Professor Alberto Friedmann Quits After Being Charged With Hate Crime
• Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy Weighs In On How To Address Pandemics As A Whole.
• The New Pill To Treat Covid: What The Surgeon General Wants You To Know About It
• Police: E-Bike Rider Killed In Hit-And-Run On Belt Parkway
• Dr. Oz And The Surgeon General, Dr. Vivek Murthy, Clear Up The Confusion Surrounding Booster Shots
• 'Something That Minority Students Can Relate To': Minneapolis Educator Pens Math Workbook To Help Bridge Achievement Gap
• Jefferson University Hospital Shooting Suspect Stacey Hayes Previously Had Multiple Firearms Seized By Police, Returned In June
• WATCH LIVE: Eagles Head Coach Nick Sirianni To Speak With Media
• U.S. woman jailed over Bali "suitcase murder" to get out early
• Paintball Attack Reported In South Loop Parking Lot
• Philadelphia School District's School Selection Process To Open Wednesday For 2022-23 Academic Year
• 150 Years Ago, Great Chicago Fire Shaped The City Of Today
• US Records Highest Increase In Nation's Homicide Rate In Modern History, CDC Says
• California oil spill may have been caused by a ship's anchor
• Hispanic Heritage Month: Freedom Tower In Downtown Miami Still Stands As A Beacon Of Freedom
• New York State Ethics Committee To Investigate Approval Of Cuomo's $5.1 Million Book Deal
• Weather Blog: Damp Start To The Day
• Marine commander who criticized military leaders released from brig
• Facebook whistleblower testifies they have "not earned" trust
• David MacMillan And Benjamin List, Scientists With Major SoCal Ties, Win Nobel Prize In Chemistry
• University Of Minnesota Researchers Find Those Who've Had COVID Get Huge Immunity Boost From Vaccine
• Teddy Roosevelt Statue Vandalized Outside Museum Of Natural History
• Pilot From Texas Among 2 Killed In Business Jet Crash In Georgia
• New York City Council To Meet On COVID Vaccine Mandates
• Health Experts Advise Caution As More Bay Area Counties Consider Lifting Mask Mandate
• NASA preps to launch spacecraft to crash into asteroid's moon
• Smaller Products, Rising Prices: Shrinkflation Hitting Grocery Store Shelves
• New Pandemic Protocols In Place At The Pavilion At Star Lake Starting Wednesday Night
• California declares state of emergency in response to massive oil spill
• Body found in Orlando confirmed to be Miya Marcano
• Spirit Airlines To Begin Service At Miami International Airport
• 911 Problems In Freeport Fixed
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/6 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• New York City police union leader resigns after FBI raids his home
• Keeping Warm Before The Freeze: Making Sure Your Home Heating System Is Ready For Winter
• Center City Intersection Damaged By Overnight Water Main Break
• Workers face mounting pressure to get vaccinated — or be fired
• Twin Cities School Seeks Parents To Alleviate Substitute Teacher Shortage
• Sergeants Benevolent Association President Ed Mullins Resigns After FBI Raids Union Headquarters
• 'It Feels Pretty Bleak': Butler Health System's Chief Medical Officer Says Of Wait Times For Emergency Rooms
• Stalled Car On I-95 Northbound Causing Traffic Delays
• Texas Man Headed To Federal Prison For Posting COVID-19 'Licking' Hoax On Social Media
• As Edison High Returns To Class After COVID Outbreak, Teachers Push For Better Protections
• Singapore patrol robots warn people of "undesirable" behavior
• Allen ISD Parents Concerned About Receiving Cybersecurity Breach Emails
• Chicago Weather: Cloudy, Warm Day Ahead
• Day 3 Set To Begin In Bribery Trial Of Philadelphia Union Boss Johnny Dougherty, City Councilmember Bobby Henon
• U.S. engagement in Afghanistan: Past, present and future
• Pittsburgh Weather: Unseasonably Warm Weather Continues On Wednesday
• Hialeah Middle School Teacher Brittiny Lopez-Murray Bonds Out Of Jail In Sex Case With Teen Student
• South Florida's Red-Hot Housing Market Icing Out Potential Buyers Who Can't Compete With Investors
• Pittsburgh To Host Inaugural Eradicate Hate Global Summit
• Antisemitic graffiti found on Auschwitz Nazi death camp barracks
• 133 Cats Rescued From Baltimore Home In Pet Hoarding Case
• Water Main Break Causes Water To Rush Down 5th Avenue Outside Of UPMC Presbyterian
• All Lanes Of I-95 In Cecil County Are Back Open After Vehicle Fire
• Google helping users of its offerings shrink their carbon footprints
• Man Ambushed While Driving In Feltonville, At Least 20 Shots Fired: Police
• Cambridge School Committee Approves COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate For Students
• Driver In Custody After Crash That Injured 2 Philadelphia Police Officers
• 'Hey, Moove It': Loose Cow In North Philadelphia Caught On Camera
• One Person Hospitalized In Apartment Complex Fire In Wilkinsburg
• "We haven't seen anything yet": Food prices continue to climb
• Wednesday's Child: 14-Year-Old Ruth
• Red Sox Have Chance To Host Playoff Game On Marathon Monday
• Patriots Captain Devin McCourty Calls For Brockton Man's Murder Sentence To Be Reduced
• Doctors In Pennsylvania Encouraging Flu Shots As The Season Approaches
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• Three Woodland Hills School District Schools Introduce 'Learning Gardens'
• Suspected Fawn Fire Arsonist Alexandra Souverneva To Be Examined By Psychiatrists
• Greensburg Train Station Goes Back To The 1940s For Filming Of 'League Of Their Own'
• San Jose Sharks Star Evander Kane Investigated For Allegedly Submitting Fake COVID Vaccination Card
• Sonora Doctor Accused Of Hit-And-Run Crash That Killed Woman Along Fresno County Freeway
• Animal Friends Celebrates Its 1,000th Adoption This Year
• North Allegheny Named Among The Best School Districts In Pennsylvania
• West Virginia Man Sentenced To 9 Years In Prison For His Role In Meth Bust
• Cole Flops, Yankees' Bats Mostly Disappear In AL Wild-Card Game Loss To Red Sox

Videos from October 6, 2021

• Aunt of missing Native woman discusses Violence Against Women act, search for her niece
• 10/6: Red and Blue
• Housing prices soaring higher than incomes in many parts of U.S.
• Biden administration overhauls student loan forgiveness program for public-sector workers
• GOP offers Democrats a short-term debt ceiling extension
• Student taken into custody after shooting at Texas high school
• Homemade air purifiers help protect against COVID
• Brian Laundrie flew to Florida before Gabby Petito disappearance
• Migrants begin dangerous trek through Darien Gap
• Arizona progressives organize to fund primary challenger to Senator Kyrsten Sinema
• Ports face record backlog ahead of holidays
• Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg dismisses whistleblower's allegations
• Congress nears short-term deal on debt limit
• Los Angeles approves COVID vaccine mandate
• Texas school shooting suspect arrested
• Senator Mitch McConnell offers Democrats a short-term debt limit extension
• Supreme Court hears case of Guantanamo Bay prisoner seeking secret info about his torture
• Victim's family speaks out after deadly shooting at Philadelphia hospital
• Biden administration addresses concerns over nation's debt ceiling deadline
• Texas high school shooting suspect has been taken into custody, police say
• Senate Democrats plan to move forward with debt ceiling vote
• Senate Judiciary committee holds hearing on "John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act"
• Robert Hartwell on teaching the next generation of Broadway stars
• Bubba Wallace on becoming the second Black driver to win NASCAR Cup Series race
• Police provide update on shooting investigation at Texas high school
• PepsiCo investing $50 million in Hispanic-owned restaurants and bodegas
• Jaime Jarrin reflects on his illustrious career
• ER doctor details experience working in hospitals across U.S. during COVID-19 pandemic
• Department of Justice renews inquiry into FBI handling of Nassar case
• Al Capone's favorite pistol, jewelry, furniture to be auctioned off
• Former Women's National Soccer players discuss misconduct allegations against coach
• Charlize Theron joins the fight against COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in the Global South
• Facebook responds to whistleblower testimony
• Secretary of State Anthony Blinken meets with French President Macron and holds economic development meetings in Paris
• Facebook's head of global safety on whistleblower's testimony calling company "morally bankrupt"
• WorldView: Biden says China will abide by Taiwan Agreement
• Biden administration and lawmakers weigh options for debt ceiling and spending bill
• NWSL faces reckoning amid claims of abuse, sexual misconduct among coaches
• DOJ reviews decision not to prosecute former FBI agents involved in the Larry Nassar investigation
• Biden and lawmakers on Capitol Hill look to avoid a recession from debt default
• Mark Zuckerberg breaks silence after Facebook whistleblower testifies before Congress
• 10/6: CBSN AM