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Articles from October 12, 2021

• Hundreds Gather To Honor Victims Of Orange County's Worst Mass Shooting
• Dodgers Beat Giants 7-2, Force Decisive Game 5 In NLDS
• 3 Wounded In Shooting In San Francisco's Tenderloin
• Lakers Debut Their 'Big 3' In Preseason Loss To Warriors, 111-99
• Wildlife Officers Remove Tire That Elk Wore Around Its Neck For 2 Years
• Dodgers Stave Off Elimination With 7-2 Win Over Giants In Game 4 Of NLDS
• Caught On Camera: High School Bus T-Boned By Vehicle Southwest Of Metro, Injuring 2 Students
• Dodgers Force Game 5 At Oracle In NLDS, Beat Giants 7-2
• FDA Authorizes First E-cigarette, Cites Benefit For Smokers
• Snow & Slush Make For Treacherous Driving Conditions In Colorado's High Country
• Oakland Invites Public Comment On Proposed Council, School Board District Boundaries
• Colorado Mountain Community Trying To Lure More Employees With Various Incentives
• Police Searching For Man After Armed Robbery At Woburn Market Basket
• 812 Boston City Employees Placed On Unpaid Leave Over Vaccine Mandate
• Here's The Red Sox-Astros Schedule For The ALCS
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, Republican Challenger Jack Ciattarelli Trade Jabs In Last Debate Before Election Day
• Darrelle Revis Didn't Enjoy Playing With Patriots, Suggests Nobody In Locker Room Likes Playing In New England
• Hearing This Week To Finalize Art Acevedo's Future As Miami Police Chief
• Witness Who Police Interviewed In Connection To Shooting Death Of Sharon Benyo Shares What She Saw And Heard
• Vigil Held For Melguin Santos, Driver Pulled From Truck, Beaten To Death Following Altercation At Hawthorne Bar
• Mall Of America Offers BIPOC Store Owners Rent-Free Space For 3 Months
• Naked Woman At Denver Airport Walked Around Concourse Asking Passengers, 'Where Are You From?'
• It's Not Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas: Stress, Delays On Global Supply Chain Leave Businesses Scrambling
• CBS4 Source: Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Blew Up On City Manager Over Suspension Of Chief Art Acevedo
• Car Crashes Into Brooklyn Funeral Home, Police Say Driver May Have Been Involved In Carjacking
• Police Say They Identified Wrong Man As Suspect In Brutal Fort Greene Attempted Robbery Caught On Video
• Man Arrested After Allegedly Threatening Mass Shooting At South Hills Village
• Hundreds Of Upper Darby Summer Stage Supporters Asking Township, School Board To Save Beloved Program
• Woman Shot In Head In Stray Bullet Shooting In Brooklyn
• 'Just A Wonderful Young Man': Loved Ones Remember Mervo High School Senior Elijah Gorham
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured After Head-On Crash On Greensburg Road In Plum
• Annapolis Couple Could Face Life In Prison If Convicted Of Espionage Charges
• Kennedy Krieger Clinic Treats Young Patients With 'Long COVID' Who Are Still Dealing With Effects From The Virus
• First Responders Still Reeling From 'Chaos' Of St. Paul Mass Shooting: 'This Is Not A Normal Event'
• FEMA Denies Disaster Declaration For Damage From Ida; Pittman Calls On Hogan To Declare State Of Emergency
• Student, Security Guard Shot Outside Wendell Phillips Academy High School In Bronzeville
• Toilet Explosion Rocks Pine City Home: 'It Was Like Old Faithful'
• Lakeville Firefighters Thank Woman Who Comforted Girl After Serious Crash
• Penguins Beat Lightning 6-2 In Opener
• Chicago Weather: Watch Out For Showers
• 'We Couldn't Do It Without Them': Newton-Wellesley Hospital Environmental Services Team Plays Key Role During Pandemic
• Red Cross In Dire Need Of Blood Donations
• Stolen Ambulance Crashes On Near North Side, Suspect Arrested
• Suspect Identified In June Killing of San Jose Man; Family Members Plead For Help In Finding Him
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Opens Up About First Lady Casey DeSantis' Breast Cancer Diagnosis
• Mountain Lions Spotted Near Inderkum High In Natomas
• Detroit Police Search For Hit-And-Run Driver Accused Of Hitting 70-Year-Old Landscaper
• Police Search For Pair That Used Stolen Semi-Trailer To Break Into Dollar Tree In Detroit
• Fire Weather Watch Issued For Friday In LA County
• Salty Tap Water Forces Pt. Reyes Residents To Bottle And Tote Home Their Own
• Multiple Pets Reported Stolen Recently In Dallas' Uptown Neighborhood
• Doctors Say Trick-Or-Treating Is Safe For Children This Halloween
• 'I've Been Targeted': Proctor High School Football Coach Resigns Amid Investigation Into Locker Room Assault
• MBTA Makes Repairs At Savin Hill Station After Falling Metal Nearly Hits Rider
• Free Decontamination Stations Installed To Clean Oil-Covered Boats Following Huntington Beach Spill
• Baltimore Schools Monitor Student Laptops For Suicide Signs
• Nets: Kyrie Irving's Choice Not To Get Vaccinated Means He Can't Play Until He Does
• Former School Employee Gets Life Sentence For Sexually Assaulting Several Teenage Boys
• Covid-19 Vaccine Boosters Are 'Immoral' And 'Unfair', Says WHO Chief
• Fast-Spreading Alisal Brush Fire Jumps 101 Freeway West Of Santa Barbara
• 'He Needs To Be Brought To Justice': Gunman Calls Black Man N-Word Repeatedly In Shooting Stockton Police Are Investigating As Possible Hate Crime
• Two Critically Injured In Columbia Shooting
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, Jack Ciattarelli Clash In Final Gubernatorial Debate
• South San Francisco Facing Dire Shortage of Substitute Teachers
• 'Our Pride And Joy' – Brandon Crawford's Incredible Season, Playoff Performance Wows Hometown Of Pleasanton
• Candidates For Pennsylvania Supreme Court Say The Race Is Not Partisan, Even Though They Run Under Party Labels
• Sacramento Pays $3M To Man Shot Several Times By Police During Standoff
• NASA Technology to Reduce Long Tarmac Delays, Fuel Burn on Airport Runways
• Carson City Leaders Officially Declare Foul Odor To Be Public Nuisance
• LAUSD Extends Deadline For Employees To Be Vaccinated Against COVID
• Broward School Board Votes 6-3 Against Making Dr. Vickie Cartwright School Superintendent
• Headstones Toppled At Historic New Jersey Cemetery
• 'We Were Really Disrespected'; Marist Students Protest Offensive Act At Homecoming Dance
• Baltimore City Markets To Offer Short-Term Leasing At The Avenue Market In An Effort To Bring New Businesses To Pennsylvania Ave
• Flags Flown At Half-Staff In Bayonne To Honor Nurse Maria Ambrocio
• Steven Taylor Shooting: Judge Denies Motion To Dismiss Manslaughter Case Against Former San Leandro Officer
• Hearing Set To Begin In Defamation Lawsuit Filed By Former Dominion Voting Employee Against Trump Campaign
• Federal Judge Denies Request By Cowboys' Offensive Lineman La'el Collins To Halt 5-Game Suspension
• LaGuardia AirTrain Project Paused, Gov. Hochul Instructs Port Authority To Look At Alternative Mass Transit Options
• Grass Fire Burns Up To Housing Development At Beale AFB
• New Jersey Transit Approves $1.5 Billion For Construction Of New Portal North Bridge
• Eric Kortz, Man Accused Of Shooting, Killing Postal Worker, Appears Before Federal Judge In Preliminary Hearing
• William Elliot, 69, Found Dead In Northern Minnesota Lake
• Allegheny County Doctor Has Urgent Message For Parents After State Sees Rise In Child Overdose Deaths
• New York Islanders Ask Fans To Help Name New Puppy
• BARCS To Close Intake Of New Cats Due To Feline Panleukopenia Outbreak, Effective Immediately
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing 12-Year-Old Boy Who Did Not Come Home After School
• Oakland Man Arrested After Allegedly Holding Woman, Child in Antioch Home Against Their Will
• Navy recovers helicopter wreckage from August crash, along with human remains
• How To Apply For Rental Assistance As COVID Eviction Protections Lift 
• Greenburgh Woman Denies Using Ethnic Slurs, Assaulting Mother At Child's Birthday Party
• 'A Little Brush Fire...It Went Up Within Minutes': Dozens Of Families Lose Everything In Wind-Driven Delta Fire
• NLDS Game 4: Win Or Stay Home For Dodgers
• Walgreens to Close 5 San Francisco Stores Due to Increasing Retail Theft
• Astros Advance To AL Championship Series For 5th Straight Year, Pummel White Sox 10-1
• 2 employees killed in shooting at Memphis postal facility
• Dallas Fire Station 41 To Be Rebuilt After 2019 Tornado Destroyed It
• 'Overwhelmed' Pediatricians Balance Increased COVID Testing, Staffing Shortages
• Ongoing Shipping Delays Hurting Tri-State Area Businesses, Causing Concerns About Holiday Shopping
• First Lady Jill Biden In Chicago To Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
• Based On New City Data, Businesses In Chicago Hit Hard By COVID-19 Are On The Comeback Trail
• Police: Catalytic Converters Stolen From 35 Vehicles At Westmoreland County RV Dealership
• Legislation Aims To Curb Thefts Of Catalytic Converters; 'People Are Crying For Help'
• PG&E Notifies Nearly 30,000 Customers Of Another Possible PSPS Starting Thursday
• Fire Near Beale AFB Housing Prompts Some Evacuation Orders
• San Antonio art exhibit puts spotlight on Latino food
• Autumn Rose Merrick, Bystander Killed In Rolling Gun Battle, Remembered As 'Happy Person,' Devoted Daughter
• Michigan Man Gets 7 Years In Connection To Fatal 2019 Minneapolis Shooting
• Cerritos College To Require COVID Vaccines For Students, Staff Starting Jan. 3
• Long Island Community Leaders Demand Action On Stalled Sewer Plan To Save Downtown Hamlets
• Powerful, Blustery Winds Down Trees, Wreak Havoc Across Southland
• 2021 Holiday Shipping Deadlines For USPS, FedEx, And UPS
• 8-Week-Old Puppy Stolen From Dedham Home Reunited With Owner
• CDC Urging Black & Hispanic Communities To Get Flu Vaccine
• UPDATE: Suspect Arrested After Hostage Standoff In San Jose's Alum Rock Neighborhood
• Yellen expects prices to return to "normal levels" once pandemic recedes
• Altuve, Astros Going Back To ALCS After Topping White Sox 10-1
• 'So Happy': Pilsen Business Owner Credits Back To Business Grant Program To Stay Afloat During Pandemic
• Bethany Bernatsky Identified As Woman Found Dead After Crow Wing Co. Standoff, Sheriff Says
• Man And Woman Arrested For Allegedly Using Drugs In Car With Children Inside
• Red Sox Will Face Houston Astros In ALCS
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Supports Suspension Of Art Acevedo, Man He Once Called 'The Michael Jordan Of Police Chiefs'
• Democratic Congressman John Yarmuth announces retirement
• Zack Hample Catches 2 Home Run Balls During ALDS Game 4 At Fenway Park
• From Helicopter Ride To Seaquarium Show, Miami Police Treats Boy, 5, Who Lost Mom In House Fire, To Unforgettable Day
• Snow Hits Colorado's Mountains, Intense Wind Spreads Onto The Plains Southeast Of Denver
• Mayoral Hopefuls Sliwa, Adams Come Out Against De Blasio's Plan To Overhaul NYC's Gifted And Talented Program
• US Preventive Services Task Force Proposes Changes To Guidance Of Aspirin Use
• Yaamava' Resort & Casino At San Manuel: Tribe Rebrands Ahead Of New Hotel's Opening
• Atlantic County Babysitter George Getty III Facing Sexual Assault Charges
• North Texas Businesses Reviewing Competing Federal And State COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates
• Former Miami Police Chief Jorge Colina Speaks Out About Suspension Of Chief Art Acevedo
• Woman On Mobility Scooter Fatally Struck In Minneapolis Hit-And-Run; Suspect Arrested
• Adrian Ealy, Member Of Ravens Practice Squad, Suspended 6 Games
• Wells Fargo Center Shows Off New Food, Drink Offerings Ahead Of Flyers, Sixers Seasons
• Avs' Star Nathan MacKinnon To Miss Season Opener After Positive COVID Test
• Denver Police Officers Honored For Bravery, Dedication
• Inter Miami CF Fills 2,500 Comfort Bags For Cancer Patients At DRV PNK Stadium
• 'It's A Tragedy': 3 Family Members Killed, 2 Injured In South LA House Fire
• Rapper Tyga Arrested After Ex-Girlfriend Camaryn Swanson Posts Images Of Herself With Black Eye
• 'Positive Attitude And Joyful Laugh': UPS Observes Moment Of Silence For Steve Krueger, Driver Killed In Santee Plane Crash
• American Red Cross Says Blood Supply Is At Lowest Post-Summer Level In 6 Years
• Man Seriously Injured After Shot In Willingboro Town Center Parking Lot, Suspect On The Loose: Police
• Marist College Poll: Kathy Hochul Off To Fast Start In New York Gubernatorial Race
• When Your School-Aged Kid Is Sniffling, Here's How To Test Them For COVID
• Beware Of COVID Text Scam About Adding Vaccination Status To Driver's License
• After 78 Years, Remains Of Minnesota Airman Killed In WWII Identified
• Terry Brown, Charged In Deadly St. Paul Bar Shootings, Was Barred From Possessing A Gun, Documents Show
• Philadelphia's Streets Commissioner, Carlton Williams, Takes Stand In John Dougherty, Bobby Henon Trial
• Pennsylvania Officials Boast Good Vaccination Rates Even As Commonwealth Remains Hotspot For Coronavirus
• New Attorney General's Unit Investigating Baltimore County Police Shooting
• Financial Institutions Push Back Against Bill Giving IRS More Scrutiny Over Bank Accounts
• Open For Business: Arete Athletics In Norristown Strives To Help Members Become Best Version Of Themselves, Live Up To Full Potential
• Art Exhibit Inspired By Worldwide Game Of Jacks Opens At One World Trade Center
• 3-Alarm Fire Burns Vallejo Apartment Complex
• Denver Nuggets Must Make Do Without Jamal Murray Again
• New Jersey Residents Upset They Have Not Been Able To Access Public Storage Unit In Scotch Plains Since Ida Struck Area
• Was Your Heart Racing During Monday Night's Ravens Game? It's A Common Reaction, One Health Expert Says
• Monmouth County, N.J. Officials Give CBS2 Tutorial On How Early In-Person Voting Will Work
• Coroner: Gabby Petito Was Strangled To Death
• Elevator Tech Dead After Industrial Accident At Aventura Condo
• UPDATE: Vegetation Fire Contained In Hillsborough; Mansions Escape Damage
• Texas Man Federally Charged With Threatening Former Baltimore Health Commissioner Dr. Leana Wen
• Man Sentenced For Shooting Cherry Hills Village Police Officer & Robbery
• LA City Council Authorizes Ruth Bader Ginsburg Monument In Van Nuys
• Watchdog Report Finds CFD Still Has Problems Measuring Response Times To Emergency Calls
• 'Frack Master' Christopher Faulkner Of Dallas Sentenced To 15 Years For Bilking Oil And Gas Investors Out Of Millions
• Parent Backs Raises For Anne Arundel County School Bus Drivers: 'It's An Essential Job'
• Explosion At Rocla Plant In Pueblo Investigated, Injured Rushed To Hospital
• School Bus Crashes Into Woods In Plaistow, NH
• Ben Simmons Returns: Sixers Fans React To Star Showing Back Up To Philadelphia After Holdout
• Celtics' Al Horford Tests Positive For COVID-19
• COVID-19 Rates Continue to Decline In San Joaquin County, Testing Sites Increased
• Maryland Awarded $144K EPA Grant To Enhance Wetlands With 'Living Shoreline'
• Minnesota Zoo Seeks Help Finding Owl That Flew Off During Training Session
• 79-Year-Old Woman Struck And Killed By Pickup In Arlington
• Gruden could be out millions for leaving Raiders early
• Alexander Hamilton Letter Stolen From Massachusetts Archives More Than 70 Years Ago Has Been Returned
• 'Clear The Shelter': Minneapolis Animal Shelter Waives Adoption Fees
• Two Kilos Of Ketamine Seized At Miami International Airport
• Family Of Slain Reporter Takes On Facebook Over Failing To Remove Violent Video
• Brannan Island Mobile Home Park Resident Credited With Saving Neighbors' Lives During Fire
• Massachusetts Reports 4,466 New COVID Cases, 36 Additional Deaths After 4 Days
• CBS2 Speaks With Lead Officer And Crew Of U.S. Air Force Mission That Helped 800 Afghan Refugees Escape Kabul
• Hopkinton High School Is First To Get State Approval To Drop Mask Mandate
• Man Found Shot Alongside Road In North Braddock Dies
• 'The Boy Scouts Is Not Safe For Kids' Former Youth Protection Director Says, Adding: 'We Failed You'
• Plan On Voting On Nov. 2? Here's How You Can Register To Vote In New Jersey, Pennsylvania
• EBMUD Deploys Generators, Pumps For Potential PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoffs
• Wilmington Woman Selected To Receive Free Hearing Aids
• Meadows Racetrack and Casino Gets New Name
• Superman's Son Comes Out As Bisexual In New Comic
• Independence Pass Closed For Snowy Weather & Poor Conditions
• Child Tax Credit could spur some parents to stop working: Study
• Grit Powers San Francisco Giants To NLDS Game 3 Win; Mother Nature Was Wearing Orange And Black
• Florida Education Association: State's Teacher Shortage Surges To More Than 5,000
• 2 Hospitalized After School Van Crashes In Shaler Township
• Baltimore Healthy Start Announces COVID Vaccine, Flu Shot Clinic For Pregnant People, Support Partners And Community
• Big Green Cleaning Machine Hits The Pavement To Clean Up Denver's Streets
• Amazon's Alexa universe: From the new Ring video doorbell to the Omni Series TV
• Crime Survivors Support 'Safer Michigan Act' Bills To Increase Victim Support, Offer Programs To Reduce Crime Cycles
• COVID In Minnesota: State's Positivity Rate Shoots Up To 8.3%, Highest Since Pre-Vaccination Period
• Man Dies Of Injuries After Southwest Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• Baby cereal sold at Walmart recalled for too much arsenic
• Chicago Area Bride Blames Southwest For Family Missing Her Wedding; 'I Didn't Have A Single Family Member Present'
• Hottest gifts to give this holiday season
• ShotSpotter Files $300 Million Defamation Suit Against Vice Media
• Dump Truck, Pickup Truck Crash In East Norriton Township
• Countdown Is On For Launch Of NASA's Bold Lucy Mission To Explore Ancient Asteroids
• Steve Belichick Addresses The Memes: 'It Is What It Is'
• Intruder Fatally Shot In Poolesville Home Had Been Staying In The Basement, Police Say
• Community Searches For Suspect Who Killed Panhandler Outside Of Detroit Gas Station
• Allegheny County Health Department Reports 2nd Human Case Of West Nile Virus
• Jon Gruden Resigns: 'Dream' Hire Becomes Nightmare For Mark Davis, Raiders After Hateful Emails Surface
• Burleson School Honors Life, Legacy Of Player Taken Too Early
• Baltimore County's First Free Circulator, Towson Loop, Opens For Service
• Man Fatally Shot In Vallejo; City's 14th Homicide
• PHOTOS: Northern Lights Visible Further South Than Normal, Thanks To Solar Ejection
• Record Backlog At Ports Of LA, Long Beach Hurting Small Businesses
• 'You Are Not Seeing Double': 2-Headed Turtle Hatches On Cape Cod
• Weymouth Mayor Asks Committee To Name New School Gym After Fallen Sgt. Michael Chesna
• Dozens Of Structures Destroyed In Fire At Isleton Mobile Home Park
• Senate Homeland Security Chair Gary Peters Asks TikTok For Policies On Extremist Content
• Palo Alto Man Accused Of Hate Crime Following Violent Weekend Assault In City's Downtown
• Baltimore Man Charged With Murder In Cherry Hill Shooting
• Gabby Petito Died By Strangulation, Wyoming Coroner Finds
• 'Federal Action Supersedes Any State Mandate' Southwest Airlines To Continue Employee Vaccine Mandate
• Gabby Petito's Cause Of Death Was Strangulation, Coroner Says
• Gabby Petito Died By Strangulation, Wyoming Coroner Says
• Santa Susana Field Laboratory's Last Building In Simi Valley Demolished
• Columbia Gas Urges People Who Need Help Paying Utility Bills To Reach Out
• Boston-Based Urban Farm Specializes In Growing Microgreens
• Florida County Fined $3.57 Million For Mandating COVID Vaccines
• Charles Drew University Gets $50 Million Infusion Toward Medical Degree Program
• Colorado Health Plans Expanded To Include Gender Affirmation Treatments
• Michigan Lottery Ticket Worth $25K A Year For Life Bought In Westland
• Nordstrom Hiring 28,000 Workers For Holiday Shopping Season
• Roseville Elementary Principal Brian Koland Dies By Suicide
• 1 Dead, 3 Hospitalized After Denver Shooting Near Kennedy Golf Course
• YouTube Star Zack Hample Catches 2 Home Run Balls During ALDS Game 4 At Fenway Park
• Flash Flood Threat For North Texas As Rain Moves Into The Area
• San Jose Fire Crews Contain Fire at Vacant Home; 1 Injured
• Wild Set Roster By Putting Rookie LW Boldy On Injured List
• DeShon Elliott Puts Jack Doyle On Notice After Cheap Shot On Tavon Young
• Alameda County Housing Program Eases Process For Building In-Law Units
• Prosecution Rests In Rogel Aguilera-Mederos Trial For 2019 Deadly I-70 Semi Crash
• Capone Items Go For $3 Million At Auction
• Daly City Police Seek Public's Help Identifying EDD Fraud Suspect
• CSU Rams Kicker Cayden Camper Gets Recognition After 6 Field Goal Performance
• Towns, Timberwolves Have Reasons For Optimism, Starting With Edwards
• Adventure Aquarium Needs Help Naming 5-Foot-Long Great White Shark Made Out Of LEGOs
• Nine Amazing Lamar Jackson Stats Following Monday Night's Ravens Win
• Baltimore County Agrees To $6.5 Million Settlement With Family Of Eric Sopp, Man Fatally Shot By Police In 2019
• Marin County Drops, Reduces Over 500 Marijuana-Related Charges Due To Prop. 64
• Bound For The ALCS, Red Sox' Run Bordering On The Unbelievable
• Fans Get Married At Halftime Of Ravens, Colts Game At M&T Bank Stadium
• Michigan School Concerned About Sportsmanship After New Soccer Record
• William Shatner Prepares To Be Oldest Person Ever To Travel Into Space
• "Sunday Morning" preempted Oct. 17 for NFL from London; here is some counterprogramming
• Sacramento Kings Enter Season Looking To End 15-Year Playoff Drought
• Couple accused of trying to sell nuclear secrets appears in court
• 117 Rabbits Die In Hollandale Barn Fire
• Sam's Club Launches Wine Delivery Service Ahead Of Holiday Season
• San Francisco Man Shot In Mission District, Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries
• New Amazon Distribution Center Coming To Woodbury Next Summer
• Southwest Airlines Flights Appear To Be Getting Back To Normal After Operational Meltdown Stranded Thousands Of Passengers
• St. Paul Schools Considering Closing 5 Schools Due To Falling Enrollment
• Connecticut Begins Soft Launch Of Online Sports Gambling
• La Salle College High School Students Participate In Day Of Service
• Bemidji Police Seek 2 Missing Teens
• Caught On Video: Apple Store Melee Ends In Stabbing After Customer Refuses To Wear A Mask
• White Sox Players And Fans Ready For Do Or Die Game 4 Vs. Astros; 'It's Going To Be Electric'
• Florida COVID-19 Hospitalizations Dip Below 4,000
• Steelers Coach Mike Tomlin On Raiders Coach Jon Gruden's Resignation: 'It's A Sad Commentary'
• $21 is becoming the new $15 in minimum wages
• Gov. Greg Abbott Issues Executive Order Banning Vaccine Mandates By Any Entity
• Police: 2 Injured After Car Jumps Curb In Newark
• Pair Charged In Shootout With Off-Duty Harvey Police Officer
• Nearly 15,400 Runners Crossed The 125th Boston Marathon Finish Line
• Would You Completely Unplug From Social Media For $2,500?
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Death Toll Passes 30,000; State Reports 4-Day Total Of 16,287 New Cases
• No Parking, Stopping On Shoulder Of Julia Tuttle Causeway During Construction Or Be Towed
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 350 New Cases, 1 More Death
• Reported Burglary At Bethel Park Home Under Investigation
• With Kyle Lowry, Heat Hoping For Run Back To NBA Title Contention
• Kyrie Irving will not play or practice with Nets until he's vaccinated
• 'Red Angel' Sculpture Dedicated To Late Chinatown Activist Bernie Wong
• Owamni, Sooki & Mimi Make NYT's 2021 Favorite Restaurant List
• Snow Falls On Big Bear Lake, Wildfire-Scorched Mountain Communities
• Exclusive: Bronx Mother Speaks Out After Attempted Kidnapping Of 3-Year-Old Daughter, 'We Are Happy It's Over'
• Brentwood House Fire Spreads To Other Homes In Area; Neighbors Evacuated
• Massachusetts National Guard Activated To Help With COVID Testing At Schools, Possible Staff Shortages At Prisons
• Dad of journalist killed during live TV report takes on Facebook
• 2 Plead Guilty, Third Defendant Sent To Trial In Flint Gambling Case
• 3rd Quarter Shows Smaller Than Expected Losses For American, As Airline Preps For Holiday Travel
• More Chicago Businesses Facing Citations For Not Following City's Mask Mandate
• Small plane crashes into California neighborhood, killing 2
• Pittsburgh Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin Looking To Fill Gap Left After JuJu Smith-Schuster's Season-Ending Injury
• First Lady Dr. Jill Biden Arriving In Chicago Tuesday For Hispanic Heritage Month
• Miami Weather: Plenty Of Sunny, Spotty Showers Possible
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia Eagles Players Speak To Media
• Advice shifts on aspirin use for preventing heart attacks
• 5 Alderman Pushing For The Return Of E-Scooters In Chicago
• Task Force Proposes Adults 60+ Should Not Take Daily Aspirin To Prevent Heart Disease Or Stroke
• Miami Police Trying To Determine If Three Shooting Scenes Are Connected
• Healthcare Workers In California, Oregon Vote To Strike Against Kaiser Permanente
• Why some young workers are trading the office for the farm
• Maryland To Receive Over $3.6M In Grants For Chesapeake Bay Restoration
• No Part-Time Gig For Kyrie: Nets Won't Let Irving Play Or Practice Until He's Fully Eligible
• Americans are quitting jobs at record rates, while openings fall
• Miami Police Chief Art Acevedo's Tumultuous Tenure Appears To Be Coming To An End
• Former Eagles OC Jon Gruden Resigns As Raiders Head Coach After Reports He Used Racist, Homophobic Language In Emails
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Relocates Another Show Citing Strathmore Labor Dispute
• Father And Son Shot And Killed In Rosedale, Police Investigating
• GM Reaches Deal With LG To Pay For Bolt Battery Recall Costs
• Porto's Bakery Planning January Opening For Northridge Location
• 1 Dead After Head-On Crash Near Beale AFB
• Bomb Threat Phoned Into St. Benedict The Moor School Through 5 Calls
• Pandemic Impact On Air Travel At DIA Will Trickle Into Holidays
• Man Charged With Hitting 2 Police Cars In Mankato
• 'You Are Not Seeing Double': 2-Headed Turtle Hatches On Cape Cod
• Former Texas Police Chief Art Acevedo Being Fired After 6 Months On The Job In Miami
• Bethlehem Kidnapping Suspect, Ruben Melendez, Taken Into Custody At Holland Tunnel
• Take Common Sense Precautions As Maryland Black Bears Prepare For Hibernation, Officials Say
• Sheetz Opening Office In Bakery Square
• Batwoman Star Javicia Leslie Says 'I'm Really Excited For The Villains'
• Miami Police Ask For Help In Finding Parents Of Girl Dropped Off At Local Hospital
• Michigan Redistricting Panel Advances Maps To Hearing Stage
• Deputy Catches Suspect Draining Gas From Placer County Vehicle
• Rules of writing from John le Carré
• Inter Miami CF Hopes To Stop 5-Game Skid Saturday Against Columbus Crew
• Southwest Airlines Flight Cancellations Continue Into Day 5
• Bruins Announce Initial Roster For 2021-22 Season
• Slow Starts, Goal Line Glitches, Third Down Woes Haunt Denver Broncos
• FBI Searches Rural Property For Clues About Missing Michigan Woman
• House approves temporary debt ceiling extension
• Halloweek: Chicago Hosting Two Parades, Other Festivities In Weeklong Halloween Celebration
• Gas Prices Rise 9 Cents In Massachusetts As Crude Oil Gets More Expensive
• Threat Closes Ringgold High School
• 'Stunning' Photos Show 15 North Atlantic Right Whales Swimming, Feeding Off Nantucket
• Baltimore Police Seek Help Finding Missing 17-Year-Old
• Broncos Blockers Need To 'Get Dirty In The Running Game,' Former Tight End Nate Jackson Says
• Alisal Fire swells to 13,400 acres in one day with 5% containment
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 20 Hospitalized, 27 Deaths Reported In Last 24 Hours
• Wells Fargo Center Announces New Code Of Conduct As Sixers, Flyers Are Set To Start Regular Season
• McDonald's Offering Free Breakfast To Educators, School Staff This Week
• PG&E Warns New Round of Public Safety Power Shutoffs May Come Wednesday
• Man Shot, Seriously Wounded While Putting Antifreeze In His Car In East Garfield Park
• Assault Charges Dropped Against Lauren Kavanaugh, The Texan Known As The 'Girl In The Closet'
• New Video Shows Suspect In George Floyd Statue Vandalism In Union Square Park
• Who Do You Want Red Sox To Play In ALCS: White Sox Or Astros?
• Dr. Laura Berman On Losing Her Teenage Son To Accidental Overdose & Her Fight Against Deadly Drugs Sold Online
• CBS News meets kids caught in the net of modern slavery
• LEGO says it will remove "gender bias" from toys
• Dr. Oz Asks Kerri Kasem How She Finally Made The Decision To Let Her Father, Casey Kasem, Go
• Giants' NLDS Playoff Run Already A Hit For San Francisco Businesses
• St. Paul District Officials Consider Closing 5 Schools
• Increased Shipping Through Port of Oakland Boosting U.S. Meat Exports
• True Crime: The Voice Of American Countdowns: Inside Casey Kasem's Bitter Family Feud
• Training Program Working To Pump Out New Plumbers As Fast As It Can Amid Shortage Of Skilled Workers
• Alex Cora Couldn't Contain His Emotions After Red Sox Clinched ALDS
• NASCAR Needs To Step In
• Crude Oil Hits Seven-Year High As Prices Climb To $80 A Barrel And Gasoline Prices Soar
• Several Hurt In Multivehicle Wreck In Downtown LA
• Southwest Airlines Passengers In Denver Fed Up With Delays & Cancellations
• PHOTOS: Northern Lights Put On A Show Over New England
• Steelers And Local Authorities Investigating Spreading Of Ashes At Heinz Field
• Kirk Jones Charged After Alleged Shooting, Standoff In St. Paul
• 'It's A Night That I Have Never Experienced': St. Paul's Top Cop On What Needs To Change After Mass Shooting
• Former South Florida Judge Accused Of Pulling A Gun On Man During A Dispute
• Snow Falls on Massive Caldor Wildfire Footprint, Aiding Fire Crews, Adding Beauty
• Southwest Cancels Hundreds More Flights; Passengers Stranded
• Search Continues For Missing Swimmer Off Redondo Beach
• Multiple Arrests Made Following Weekend Sideshows In Sacramento
• Elk roaming Colorado with tire around neck for 2 years is freed
• PTL Links: Oct. 12, 2021
• Tracking Two Systems In Atlantic, Neither Threatens South Florida
• Campbell Has Few Answers For 0-5 Lions
• 'Active Investigation' In New Brighton After Death In Parking Lot, Police Say
• Red Sox Can Thank Yankees For Huge Assist In Reaching ALCS
• Southwest pilots' union president blames airline for cancellations
• 'An Overwhelming Feeling': $20 Million Dollar Investment Coming To South Chicago Neighborhood
• Matt Amodio's historic run on "Jeopardy!" finally over
• Studies Show COVID-19 Worsens Pregnancy Complication Risk
• Italy's strict COVID-19 vaccine mandate sparks violent protests
• Case of missing California teen re-opened 36 years later
• Retired FBI executive assistant director becomes school bus driver
• FedEx, UPS, USPS release holiday "ship by" dates
• Classes Resume At Timberview High School One Week After Shooting That Injured 3
• The Bidens attend wedding of nephew and "Real Housewives" star
• East Allegheny School District Increasing Security After Students Allegedly Make Threat
• Suspect taken to prison wearing slain trooper's handcuffs
• Miami Police Ask For Help In Finding Missing Teen Andrea Ortiz
• Police: Woman Stabs Man In Brooklyn Park, Spits At Officers During Arrest
• Justice Department asks court to stop Texas abortion law
• Haunted Car Wash Returns To E-Z Kleen Car Wash In New Castle
• Fulton County election workers accused of shredding voter applications
• Jon Gruden resigns as Raiders head coach
• Parent sues after son gets COVID-19, allegedly from classmate
• Behind On Your Rent? Apply For Assistance Or Face Eviction
• Southwest cancels thousands of flights, leading to chaos at airports
• Philadelphia Weather: Summer-Like Stretch Ahead As Temperatures Hover Around 80
• Texas Governor Greg Abbott bans vaccine mandates by "any entity"
• More Than 30 Suspected Cuban Migrants Found In Boat During Keys Traffic Stop
• Judge Says Rights Of 'Texas 7' Death Row Inmate Were Violated, He Should Get New Trial
• White Sox Take On Astros For Game 4 Division Series Tuesday
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm Temperatures Continue
• City issues warning as alligators "set up shop" in populated areas
• Justice Department Asking 5th U.S. Circuit To Again Halt Texas Abortion Law
• Philadelphia Marathon Now Requires In-Person Runners To Be Fully Vaccinated
• The Departments At Dayton's Opens Next Month With 30 Vendors
• New York Weather: CBS2 10/12 Tuesday Morning Weather Headlines
• Woman Punches Man Attempting To Rob Her In West Town
• Chicago Weather: Showers Tuesday Morning, Afternoon Sunshine
• Reminder: Tuesday Is Deadline To Register To Vote In N.J.
• Cohasset Dad Raising Money For Charities By Selling Toilet Paper, Instead Of Snacks
• Matt Amodio's History-Making Run On 'Jeopardy!' Ends
• Mass Flight Cancellations By Southwest Airlines Could Slip Into Fifth Day Of Frustrations
• Norwin High School Student Calls For Change After 2 Other Students Wear Confederate Flag To School
• U.S. House Returns To Capitol Hill Today To Vote On Debt Ceiling Hike
• One Dead After An Overnight Shooting In Wynwood
• 'It Was Unbelievable': Hunter Bags 600-Pound Bear In Western Wisconsin
• Netflix keeping Dave Chappelle special up despite controversy
• Brazil leader accused of "crimes against humanity" for deforestation
• Point Park University Celebrates The History Of Queer Media In Pennsylvania
• 49ers Head Into Bye Week After Trey Lance Sprains Knee In 1st Career Start
• Squirrel Hill Native Joshua Angrist Wins Nobel Prize In Economics
• Live Jazz Music To Return At New Restaurant At Former James Street Gastropub
• Salem's Market Selected To Open Hill District Grocery Store
• Pittsburgh Entrepreneur Mails U.S. Legislators Coins Ahead Of National Immigrants Day
• Jon Gruden Resigns As Las Vegas Raiders Head Coach Following Reports Of Offensive Emails

Videos from October 12, 2021

• 10/12: Red and Blue
• Legends: Terry Teagle
• Supreme Court considers whether Kentucky AG can defend abortion law
• House approves measure to temporarily raise debt limit until December 3
• Average pace of first dose COVID vaccinations drops in U.S.
• Wyoming coroner determines Gabby Petito was strangled to death
• Rudy Giuliani's associates with head to trial for alleged campaign finance violations
• Art exhibit showcases Latino culture and food
• Guidance around daily low-dose aspirin shifts
• Treasury secretary on rising prices, supply chain shortages and the debt limit
• High oil prices break 7-year record
• 2 killed in Tennessee post office shooting
• Raging California wildfire forces evacuation
• Texas governor bans COVID vaccine mandates
• Gabby Petito died by strangulation, autopsy finds
• World leaders discuss supporting Afghanistan
• Democrats will have to make "difficult decisions" to reduce size of social and climate package, Pelosi says
• Texas draws legislative map protecting Republicans
• Local Matters: Virginia governor's race neck-and-neck: CBS News poll
• "The Fairness Project" aims to protect ballot measures
• Coroner says Gabby Petito died by strangulation
• Las Vegas Raiders coach Jon Gruden resigns amid email controversy
• Clearing up misinformation about Biden's plan for HBCU funding
• Confronting the U.S. child care crisis
• What's at stake as House votes on debt ceiling extension
• Children forced into modern-day slavery in Ghana
• Families navigate holiday plans as Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for kids awaits FDA decision
• Congress takes on debt ceiling, Build Back Better plan, January 6th investigation
• Study probes how misinformation and false claims take hold
• Biden meets with G20 leaders on Afghanistan, as Justice Department fights Texas abortion law
• Environmentally-minded young workers trade office jobs for work on the farm
• Texas Governor Greg Abbott bans COVID-19 vaccine mandates
• Viral social media challenges spark controversy
• Modern slavery on Ghana's Lake Volta
• WorldView: Cleric who led fight against U.S. leads in Iraqi Parliament election
• Jon Gruden steps down as Raiders head coach after leaked emails reveal homophobic language
• 10/12: CBSN AM
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Un vows to build "invincible" military