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Articles from October 13, 2021

• COVID: Dozens of Unvaccinated San Francisco Police Officers, Firemen Face Deadline
• Bay Area Businesses Impacted by Cargo Slowdown at California Ports
• Thursday's Show Info (10/14/21)
• Alisal Fire Smoke Forecast To Drift Into Ventura, LA Counties
• 'I Will Never Forget This': Modesto Neighbors Help Family Of 9 Escape Afghanistan
• San Francisco Leaders Question Reasons Behind Latest Walgreens Store Closures
• Scandal-Plagued USC Takes New Hit With Federal Indictment of Mark Ridley-Thomas And Former Dean Marilyn Flynn
• Car Theft Victim Helped Denver Police Bust 'Sopranos' Crime Ring
• Product Shortages Impact Nearly Every Industry Across Colorado, But Supply Chain Isn't Always To Blame
• Rogel Aguilera-Mederos Takes The Stand In His Own Trial For Deadly 2019 I-70 Crash
• Reward Being Offered For Help Catching Vandalizers Of St. Peter's Italian Catholic Church
• IATSE Hollywood Workers To Strike Monday If Deal Not Reached With TV, Film Studios
• Legendary Oakland A's Broadcaster Ray Fosse Dies After Longtime Battle With Cancer
• PG&E Reduces Scope Of Thursday's Possible Shutoffs; 6K Customers Across 11 Counties Could Still Lose Power
• Rep. Thompson Has 'Regrets' From The Past Year, But Looks Forward
• San Jose Looks At Ending Downtown Parking Space Minimums Amid Anticipated Growth, BART Arrival
• Woman Burned By Hot Coffee Sues Dunkin' Store Owner, Says 'Cruel' Employees Mocked Her
• The Quest To Count Every Single Tree In Minnesota Just Got A Lot Easier
• Keller: Michelle Wu Stands Ground, Annissa Essaibi George Gets Shots In During First Mayoral Debate
• Longmont Shooting: USPS Mail Carrier Fatally Shot In Front Of Mailboxes
• Man Tased By Pittsburgh Police Officer During Arrest Hospitalized In Critical Condition After Suffering Medical Emergency
• Capitals Beat Rangers In Opener
• West Orange Apartment Building Deemed Unsafe 6 Weeks After Ida, Residents Left In Limbo
• Cameras To Be Installed At South Hills Village Before End Of The Year
• 'Brentwood, Do Better': Some Long Island Parents Not Satisfied With Quality Of School Lunches Being Served To Students
• 'Thoughts Of A Colored Man' Makes Broadway History As Community Celebrates Opening Night
• FOP President Predicts 50% Of CPD Officers Will Stay Home If Mayor Lightfoot Doesn't Back Down From Vaccine Mandate
• Healing Through Pictures: Photographer Reaches Out For Help After Losing Brother To Gun Violence
• WNBA Finals: Phoenix Mercury Even Series With 91-86 Win Over Chicago Sky
• 'We're A Little Fed Up': Some Pittsburgh Public School Staffers Working Beyond Expired Contract Feel Undervalued
• Good Samaritan Rescues Man From Oncoming Train, After Getting Stuck On Tracks In Sugar Grove
• Employers Across California, U.S. Desperate As Data Shows Record Number Of Workers Quitting
• Chicago Weather: Showers Increase Overnight
• Biden Announces Port Of LA Will Operate 24 Hours A Day In Effort To Ease Cargo Backlog
• What To Expect When Dodgers, Giants Face Off In Game 5 Of NLDS
• Pottstown Mom's Viral TikTok Of Near-Death Delivery Spreading Awareness About Rare Birth Complication
• A 'Twindemic' Of Flu & COVID-19 Can Be Dulled With Vaccines, Expert Says
• Neurologist Shares Insight On Traumatic Brain Injuries In Wake Of Elijah Gorham's Death
• Hundreds Come Together To Celebrate The Life Of Miya Marcano
• 'I Get Scared To Go To School': Uptick In Violence In Baltimore County Schools Has Students Fearful & Parents Concerned
• Port Of Los Angeles Going 24/7 To Help Relieve US Supply Chain Backup, White House Says
• U.S Hockey Hall Of Fame In Eveleth Honors Sport's History, All-Stars
• Leak Of Military Secrets Could Cause 'Grave Damage' To U.S., Defense Expert Warns
• 'Tis The Season To Start Shopping Early': Experts Encourage Consumers To Start Holiday Shopping Early
• Maryland Man Charged With Assault & Kidnapping Of University Of Delaware Student
• Man Rescued From House Fire In Baltimore, Reports Say
• TSA Trying To Counter Troubling Trend Of Guns Found In Carry-On Bags
• Miami Beach Commissioners Pass Ordinance To Bust Repeat Offenders
• Theranos Trial: Judge Mulls Releasing Juror Info From Questionnaires
• Cher Sues Sonny Bono's Widow In LA Over Sonny & Cher Royalties
• Stockton Police Seek Community's Help To Identify Suspects Linked To Burglaries
• Sacramento City Unified School District Votes To Make COVID-19 Vaccine Mandatory For All Students, Staff
• Sacramento City Unified School District Votes To Make COVID-19 Vaccine Mandatory For All Students, Staff we
• North Texas Siblings Make $35K a Month Mining Cryptocurrency; Here's How They Do It
• U.S. To Reopen Land Borders For Fully Vaccinated Travelers
• Bottled Water, Other Resources Available For Benton Harbor Residents Amid Water Crisis
• Free Produce Pickup Starts Oct. 14 At All Focus: HOPE Locations
• Colorado Small Business Owner Sues State For Discrimination
• New Kensington Police Searching For Missing 33-Year-Old Alexis Johnson
• GM Extends Chevy Bolt Production Halt
• New Laws in Detroit Aimed to Stop Predatory Towing
• Pediatrics Groups Back Families in Florida Mask Fight
• Truck Driver Shortage Adding To Supply Chain Dilemma
• Boys, 12 And 14, Terrorized By Armed Men In Rochester Home Invasion
• Pennsylvania Officials Issue Do Not Eat Advisory For Fish Caught In Neshaminy Creek Basin
• Driving To Fill A Need: Instructional Schools See Rise In Signups With Trucking Companies Desperate For Drivers
• Judge Orders Baltimore To Allow 'Church Militant' Rally Featuring Far Right Speakers, Legal Analyst Weighs In On Ruling
• Staten Island Woman Reunites With Doctor Who Helped Her Walk Again After Being Paralyzed From Waist Down
• 'His Contributions Are Immense': Fangio Praises Mike Shanahan Ahead Of Ring Of Fame Ceremony
• Broncos React To Controversial Gruden Emails Ahead Of Game Against Raiders
• Petition Proposes Creating New Area Code On Long Island
• North Texas Retailers Predict Supply Chain-Related Shortages Through Holidays
• David Bowie Immersive Experience Coming To New York City To Mark Late Musician's 75th Birthday
• Cost Of Living Rising After Inflation, Uptick In Consumer Price Index
• Mother Of Man Who Died In Custody On City Jail Barge Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit
• Mansfield ISD Making Security Changes In Wake Of Timberview High Shooting
• Trucking Schools See Spike In Interested Students And Employers Amid National Supply Chain Crisis
• Boston mayoral candidates meet up in first one-on-one debate
• COVID: Vaccine Mandate Deadline Arrives for San Francisco Workers
• Rockland County High School Goes Remote Due To Mold In Building
• Stockton Woman Confirmed As San Joaquin County's First West Nile Virus Case Of The Year
• US Covid-19 Rates Are Declining, But Colder Weather Could Mean The Delta Wave Still Has Months To Go, Expert Says
• Senate candidate cancels fundraiser after donor's use of swastika
• 'My Wife Is Sick': Sonora Man Stands Behind His Wife After Alleged Murder For Hire Plot
• Garland Police Officers Rescue Man From Burning Vehicle After Fiery Crash
• Electrical Malfunction Sparked Fire That Killed 2 Children In Pennsylvania
• Dallas Man Sentenced For Hate Crime After Using Dating App Grindr To Target Gay Men For Violent Crimes
• Solano Fairgrounds Vaccination Site Reopens for Booster Shots
• WATCH: Boston Mayoral Candidates Debate On WBZ-TV And CBSN Boston
• Annissa Essaibi George, Michelle Wu Face Off On Police Reform, Education, Housing In First TV Debate
• Stores Struggling To Fill Shelves As Deliveries Delayed By Truck Driver Shortage
• Trained seeing eye dog finds job comforting Capitol Police officers
• American Eagle Jet Returns To Logan Airport After Bird Strike
• Facebook Expands Effort To Protect Public Figures From Harassment, Bullying
• Protestors Call For Change Following Huntington Beach Oil Spill
• Start Of Florida Panthers 2021-22 Regular Season Nearly Here
• Attorney: North Dakota Photo Business That Closed Working With Customers
• 3 Killed, 2 Hurt In Crash Involving Pedestrians In Aurora
• Paterson Public School Named Top Elementary, Middle School In State By US News And World Report
• 'I Said We Might Need A Bigger Boat': North Florida Hunters Bagged Massive 12 Foot Gator
• New Initiative Brings Pop-Up COVID Vaccination Sites To NYC Movie Theaters
• Weekly COVID-19 Testing To Be Required For JeffCo Employees
• Rice Baby Cereal Recalled Due To High Levels Of Inorganic Arsenic
• Woman Critically Injured After Being Struck By Motorized Scooter In Upper Manhattan
• Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (OCTOBER 16) 
• Denver Weather: Frost Advisory For The Front Range
• Defense For Accused Tree Of Life Gunman Robert Bowers Trying To Keep Alleged Anti-Semitic Comments From Jury
• Queens Army Veteran Sarah Ham Competing On CBS Series 'Tough As Nails'
• Alisal Fire prompts evacuations, power shutoffs and wind advisories
• East Bay Woman Provides Place of Healing for Homeless Youth
• In KDKA Exclusive, Vice President Kamala Harris Address Supply Chain Issues And Build Back Better Compromise
• Gov. Hochul Holds Private Meeting With Families Of Loved Ones Who Died Of COVID In Nursing Homes, Apologizes For Tragedy
• Grandmother Of Student Shot And Injured At Wendell Phillips High School Speaks Out
• Salvation Army Urges More Sacramento Families To Sign Up For Holiday Gift-Giving Program
• Eat Street Restaurants Struggling To Bounce Back: 'People Are By And Large Still Afraid To Come Out'
• With Varying Concert COVID Protocols, Health Officials Urge Music Lovers To Weigh Risks
• CBS4 Nat Moore Trophy Profile: American Heritage DB Jacolby Spells
• Morgan State University Full Choir To Perform For The First Time Since The Onset Of The COVID-19 Pandemic
• Former "Hamilton" cast member files complaint over alleged discrimination
• Police: Man Charged In South Hills Village Threat Believed MS-13 Gang Members Would Carry Out Mass Shooting
• 'Significant' COVID Outbreak Reported At Jefferson County Jail
• Steve Pankey's Defense Poses Theory That Another Man Killed Jonelle Matthews In 1984
• North Texas High School Football Player Charged In Assault Of Deaf Student
• Mountain Lion Spotted In Backyard Of San Mateo Home
• Radio City Rockettes Returning In 2021 Christmas Spectacular After Last Year's Pandemic Pause
• Pittsburgh's First Outpatient Monoclonal Antibody Infusion Clinic Opens To COVID-19 Patients
• 'Scary': Gov. Jared Polis Describes Increase In COVID Patients Hospitalized In Colorado
• More Than 30 Denver First Responders Face Disciplinary Action For Vaccinate Mandate
• Records Show Man Charged In St. Paul Shooting Got Multiple Breaks From The System
• Hegewisch Residents Concerned About Passing Semis: 'It's Terrorizing Our Lives'
• Lead water crisis hits another Michigan city
• NIH Study Says Mixing And Matching COVID-19 Boosters Is Safe
• LA Announces First 100% Electric Bus Line
• Texas Lawmakers Consider Bill To Ban COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
• Hey, EA Sports: Lamar Jackson Is Ready To Be In Madden's 99 Club
• Wind-Fueled Alisal Fire In Santa Barbara County Explodes in Size
• Philadelphia Officials Still Waiting For Permission To Clean Up Vacant Lot Causing Rat Infestation
• Recent Rikers Island Detainee On Conditions At Troubled Jail: 'It Seems As If Violence Is The Only Thing People Respect'
• Minnesota Drought: DNR Seeking $13M To Improve Water Quality, Keep Trees Healthy
• Lemoore Woman Found Guilty In Massive Real Estate Fraud Case
• Despite Injuries, Bears Ready For Anticipated Matchup With First Place Packers
• Parents Sound Alarm, Point Fingers At Lawmakers After Gun Shop Opens Near School In Tenafly, N.J.
• Guns Caught At TSA Checkpoints Reach 20-Year High
• Democrat Josh Shapiro Says His Run For Governor Is Not An Extension Of The Wolf Tenure
• Shoppers At The Grocery Store Feeling Impact Of Supply Chain Shortages
• Mansfield ISD Student Brings Pellet Gun To Brooks Wester Middle School
• "Do we need to ration care?": COVID patients overwhelm Montana hospitals
• Queens Elementary School Brightens Each Morning With 'Bee TV,' Its Own Newscast Hosted By Students
• Survivor Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz Receives Breast Cancer Awareness Month Proclamation
• Police Take Man Into Custody In Connection To Commercial Yard Fire In Wilmington
• Biden steps in as delays cripple supply chain
• California Joins Lawsuit Against Ghost Gun Manufacturers
• Bobby Valentine Taking On Caroline Simmons In Intriguing Stamford Mayoral Race
• Timuel Black, Civil Rights Icon And Historian, Dead At 102
• Army Investigating How Fort Hood Soldier Found Unresponsive Behind Barracks Saturday Died
• Justice Department Investigating Conditions At 5 Texas Juvenile Facilities
• 'We've Got To Find A Way To Make That Happen': Vikings Offense Dissects Post-Halftime Problems
• Child Tax Credit: How To Opt Out Of Monthly Payments
• Suspicious Device Secured At Mobile Home Park Near Waterford
• NFL Week 6 AFC North Preview: Steelers 'Get To 3-3 By The Bye,' Says CBS Pittsburgh's Bob Pompeani
• Miami Man Wins $1 Million Powerball Prize
• South Florida Rainy Season Comes To An End This Week
• Blackburn Center Is Helping Domestic Violence Victims
• U.S. Preventive Services Task Force: People Over 60 Should Not Use Aspirin As Primary Way To Prevent Heart Disease And Strokes
• Massachusetts Opens COVID Booster Shot Locations In Springfield, Lowell
• 5 Men Indicted With Crimes Including Murder Of Chicago Rapper
• Minnesota 1st In Nation To Create Office On Missing And Murdered Indigenous People; 'These Are Our Sisters, These Are Our Relatives'
• Air District Announces Settlement over Former Shell Refinery Violations
• Social Security Recipients To Get 5.9% Increase Next Year
• History Making Former Miami-Dade Chief Judge Bertila Soto Is Making Hispanics Proud
• Injunction Prohibits Tina Peters & Belinda Knisley From Being Involved In November Election
• Marathon Bombing Survivors React As Supreme Court Weighs Tsarnaev's Death Sentence
• Groundwork Kitchen, A Restaurant Offering Free Culinary Training, Is Now Fully Operational With Dining Room Open
• How Accurate Are Rapid Home COVID-19 Tests? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Common Questions
• New Jersey Storage Company Served Injunction Stopping Them From Tossing Customer's Storm-Damaged Belongings Without Her OK
• More Than 2 Dozen Untraceable 'Ghost' Guns, Assault Weapons Seized From San Diego Business, Homes
• After Sounding Alarm Bells For Years, Benton Harbor Residents Warned Of Elevated Lead Levels In Their Tap Water; 'Three Years Of Being Poisoned.'
• Maryland Man Pleads Guilty To Selling Heroin & Other Drugs Online
• Veterans Job Fair At Soldier Field Provides 'Low Stress' Recruiting For A Return To Civilian Life
• First Lady Dr. Jill Biden Visits Allentown For Listening Event With Hispanic Community
• Trump Justice Department official subpoenaed by January 6 committee
• Pa. Attorney General Josh Shapiro Announces Campaign For Governor Of Pennsylvania
• U.S. Preparing To Reopen Borders With Canada, Mexico To Vaccinated Travelers
• Two Women Injured In Midtown Miami Shooting
• N.H. Executive Council Rejects Millions In Federal Covid Relief Funds, 9 Protesters Arrested
• Students Arrested, Teacher Injured After Fights In Lawrence High School
• Focus Turns To Bobby Henon In Bribery, Corruption Trial Of City Councilmember, John Dougherty
• White House Planning For COVID-19 Vaccine To Be Administered To Young Children Starting In November
• Ban On Mask Mandates Could Go Into State Law
• Red Paint Dumped On Christopher Columbus Statue In Worcester
• SEIU California Union Leader Resigns Following Fraud, Embezzlement Charges
• Money Sought As Florida Grapples With Manatee Deaths
• 'New York Is Back, New York Is Hungry': NYC Wine And Food Festival Returns For Long Weekend Of Tasty Events
• Minnesota Weather: October Tornadoes Might Have Touched Down In Western Minnesota
• Former Teacher, Student At Mount de Sales Academy Marvel At Alumna Audrey Powers' Journey To Space
• WCCO Exclusive: Rep. Thompson Has 'Regrets' From The Past Year, But Looks Forward
• Protesters Take To The Streets Of Miami Beach To Rally In Favor Of Late Last Call
• Few Answers Emerge After Rosedale Man & Son Found Shot To Death
• Borough Of Monaca Under Boil Water Advisory
• Loma Prieta School District Reopens After COVID Outbreak
• As Fears Of Inflation Grow, Those Eligible For Social Security To See Near-6% Increase In Benefits In 2022
• Power Restored To Nearly All PG&E Customers; More PSPS Outages Imminent
• Grandmother Says 14-Year-Old Student Shot Outside High School In Bronzeville Will Make 'Full Recovery'
• Parent's Choice Rice Baby Cereal From Walmart Recalled Due To Arsenic
• Pennsauken High School Moving Football Games From Friday Nights After Fights Break Out
• 70 Percent Of Pennsylvanian Adults Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• DuPage County Reopens COVID Vaccination Clinic, Boosters Available
• CU Aerospace Engineers Launch Rockets Built By Students At Windsor High School
• William Shatner sets record in space with Blue Origin spaceflight
• Over 80 Oil-Covered Birds, Fish Recovered From Huntington Beach Oil Spill; More Than Half Dead
• Missing Autistic Teen Alex Nolder Found Safe, Gloucester Township Police Say
• Boston Firefighters Rescue Dog From Drain Pipe In Millennium Park
• William Shatner Sets Record In Space With Blue Origin Spaceflight
• Kate Spade Surprise Sale: Get 75% off handbags, jewelry and more right now
• Massachusetts Reports 1,471 New COVID Cases, 19 Additional Deaths
• Tanker Truck Rolls Over, Spills Nearly 10,000 Gallons Of Fuel, Shuts Down Part Of Route 60 In Revere
• Renowned French Artist & Muralist, Mantra, Debuts Metamorphis At GGA Gallery At Wynwood Walls
• Damien Harris, Shaq Mason Non-Participants In Patriots' Practice
• Florida man arrested after toddler fatally shoots mom on Zoom call
• Allegheny County Sheriff William Mullen Orders Deputies To Be Vaccinated By Dec. 1 Or Face Termination
• Baltimore City DOT Announces Locations Of 7 New Speed, Red Light Cameras
• Bucks County DA Offers $1,000 Rewards For Information In 3 Unsolved Bristol Township Killings
• New Partnership Between WCCCD, Detroit Police Department Offers New Career Opportunities For High Schoolers
• Staffing Levels At Philadelphia Police Department At 'Critical Low,' New Requirements For Recruits Part Of Challenge, Commissioner Says
• Park District Board Taps Former City Business Affairs Commissioner Rosa Escareno As Interim CEO In Wake Of Mike Kelly's Ouster
• Homewood Banquet Hall Raided, Shut Down
• Businesses Preparing To Hire This Holiday Season
• Hurley's Picks: In Exposing Jon Gruden, You Have To Wonder Whom The NFL Is Shielding
• New Jersey Health Officials Say State 'Prepared' For Moderna, J&J COVID-19 Booster Shots Once They're Approved
• College Student From Elk Grove Says Savings Vanished Over Fraudulent Zelle Payments
• Report: Nearly 5.7 Million Los Angeles County Residents Vulnerable To Extreme Heat, Drought, And Flooding By 2050
• The 15 most perfect dog Halloween costumes
• Sweet Golden Honey
• 2 Robbery Suspects Wanted For Assaulting Evesham Township 7-Eleven Store Clerk Who Denied Selling Them Vape Products: Police
• Man armed with bow and arrows kills 5 people in Norway: police
• William Shatner after launching to space: "I hope I never recover from this"
• 3-Month-Old Ring-Tailed Lemur Twins Bounce Around Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
• Man Rescued After Falling Into Uncovered Storm Drain In NH Mall Parking Lot
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Missing 14-Year-Old
• 42-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Pulled From Highland Lake Over The Weekend
• High Temperatures, Wildfire Conditions Return To Southern California
• 'It Was Like Old Faithful': Toilet Explosion Terrifies Family, Leaves Home Damaged
• North Texan Charged With Threatening COVID-19 Vaccine Advocate In Baltimore
• TSA recovers record number of firearms in first nine months of 2021
• Baltimore Rock Opera Society And Maryland Zoo Partner On 'Monster World: Zoo Quest' Interactive Fundraiser
• Disney On Ice Returns To Royal Farms Arena
• Most women and transgender inmates to be transferred out of Rikers
• Extreme Racial Residential Segregation Still Prevalent in Oakland, Despite City's Diversity
• Texas hospital says governor making it harder to care for patients
• FDA urges food industry to reduce salt in products
• Shawn Codinak Charged With Firing At Officers In Oakdale Standoff
• Driver Killed In High-Speed Crash Into Concrete Pillar Off I-35E In Lewisville
• Chicago Weather: Scattered Showers Through Friday
• Large African Cat Escapes Owner, Prowls Royal Oak
• Los Gatos Woman Accused Of Hosting Series of Drunken Teen Sex Parties
• First Democrat jumps into Pennsylvania race for governor
• Penn State Mandating COVID-19 Vaccinations For University Park Employees
• Giant Pumpkins Invade Annapolis For Fall Celebration
• Fired For Refusing The Vaccine? Don't Count On Unemployment Benefits
• Americans are quitting in droves — and they're mostly women
• Santa Rosa Arson Suspect Arrested in Connection with Multiple Early Morning Fires
• DOJ opens investigation into Texas juvenile facilities
• Singer Jason Narducy Announces November Show At Four Seasons Total Landscaping
• Workers At Packer Avenue Marine Terminal Working To Move Thousands Of Shipping Containers Amid Global Supply Chain Nightmare
• 1 Dead, 1 In Critical Condition After Shooting Outside Party City In Dallas
• Minnesota Court: Workers' Comp Can't Cover Medical Marijuana Due To Federal Law
• Maryland State Police Investigating Death Of Man Found In Susquehanna River Near Port Deposit
• These college athletes could reap the most money from image deals
• Stockton Masseuse Suspected Of Sexually Assaulting Women, Girls; Search On For More Possible Victims
• Suspect Arrested After Standoff On 105 Freeway In Watts
• What's California's Department of Public Health Hiding At The $1.7B COVID Testing Lab? Lawmakers Demand Answers
• Philip Hoblin At Large; Charged with 3 Others In Nearly $1 Million Real Estate Fraud Scheme
• Inches Of Rain Possible Across North Texas As Flash Flood Watch Runs Until Thursday Night
• Police Offer $2,500 Reward For Tips In Columbia Double Shooting
• 4 Charged In Death Of Man At Detroit-Area Mall In 2014
• Baltimore County-Based Diamond Comic Distributors Acquires Collectible Grading Authority
• 5 Men Face Multiple Charges Including The Killing Of Chicago Rapper FBG Duck
• Boston Mayoral Debate On WBZ-TV: What To Watch For From Michelle Wu And Annissa Essaibi George
• Goldenvoice Abandons Mandatory Vaccinations For Coachella, Stagecoach Music Festivals
• Noted Nicolas Cage Fan Kirk Cousins Lists Must-Watch '90s Movies
• 'The Perfect Storm:' Alisal Fire In Santa Barbara County Explodes To 14,500 Acres
• Minneapolis Man Faces 2 Felony Charges For Pointing Pistol At Passing Cars
• Supreme Court weighs reinstating death sentences for Boston Marathon bomber
• WHO Honors Henrietta Lacks, Baltimore Woman Whose Cells Served Science
• Rep. John Thompson Agrees To Pay Fine In Traffic Stop Case
• Murder Suspect Clayton Strong Captured In Mexico, Accused Of Killing Texas Woman In Her Front Yard
• Battle Over California Bullet Train Continues To Slow It Down
• US Regulators Seek Answers From Tesla Over Lack Of Recall
• Elizabeth Warren Rips Billionaires' 'Free Ride. . . All The Way To Outer Space' On William Shatner's Launch Day
• First Black Woman Achieves Rank Of Pennsylvania State Police Deputy Commissioner
• Citizens Insurance Chief Details Troubled Industry
• Edgewood Man Accused Of Hitting Deputy With His Car, Pinning Him Against Another Vehicle
• California Bullet Train's Latest Woe: Will It Be High Speed?
• NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman Says Just 4 Players Unvaccinated
• Fugitive Team Involved In Shooting In Western Michigan
• Brownsville Woman Punched, Kicked, Stomped On, In Brutal Mugging
• Edgewood Homeowner Lit Candle After Failing To Properly Disconnect Gas Range, Leading To Explosion, Fire Marshal Says
• No Changes To Chicago Travel Advisory, 47 States Remain On The List
• Homeless Man Dies of Injuries After Being Set On Fire In San Francisco Mission District
• Denver Zoo Named No. 1 Zoo In The Nation By Bio Explorer
• Philadelphia Police Officer Arcenio Perez Released From Hospital After Being Shot During Gun Battle With Suspect In Deadly Jefferson University Hospital Shooting
• Voorhees Man Driving Tractor-Trailer Charged In Deadly Lawrenceville Hit-And-Run
• Social Security checks will receive 5.9% increase in 2022
• Como Zoo Welcomes Kulu The Polar Bear
• DON'T LOOK DOWN! Video Catches BASE Jumpers Leaping Between Center City Buildings
• Lauderdale-By-The-Sea Condo Evacuated Due To Electrical Concerns
• Denver Weather: First Freeze In 5 Months, Up Next Is A Chance For Snow
• Adele announces release date for her new album "30"
• Mill City Museum Sets Reopening For Nov. 4
• Murder Suspect Chased Down By K9 After Being Forced Out Of Rosemead Motel Room With Tear Gas
• Shoplifting spike closes 5 more Walgreens in San Francisco
• Mother Turns In 13-Year-Old Son For Shooting At Hunts Point Playground
• University of Delaware student arrested for kidnap, assault
• 26-Year-Old Man Pistol-Whipped During Robbery In West Town
• Justice Department Asks Supreme Court To Reinstate Death Sentence For Boston Marathon Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
• Miami Weather: Spotty Showers, Afternoon Highs In Upper 80s
• One Shot By LAPD Officers In Palms
• University Of Delaware Student Brandon Freyre Charged In Off-Campus Assault, Kidnapping Of Another Student
• Ellen Follestad, Driver Who Crashed Into Hutchinson High School Bus, Dies
• Baltimore Man Identified As Robbery Suspect Found Dead After Police Shootout
• Web Extra: Defeat The Label's Community Conversation on Bullying
• Food Fight Sparks Brawls Among Students At Detroit School
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 433 New Cases, 13 Additional Deaths
• United CEO weighs in on Texas mandate, employee firings
• Teanius Sykes, 35, Charged With Attempted Murder In Wicker Park Mass Shooting
• Arlington Resident Claims $1 Million Texas Lottery Scratch Ticket Prize
• 'Keep Striving For Greatness': Lamar Jackson Appears On Steve Harvey's Show To Encourage A 12-Year-Old Boy Helping Single Parents Get Diapers
• Giants-Dodgers Rivalry Soars To New Heights With Win-Or-Go-Home NLDS Game 5 Showdown
• Taking A Moment To Recall The Craziness Of Last Red Sox-Astros ALCS Meeting
• Newsom Signs Bill Increasing Pay For Low Income Jurors
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 5,012 New Cases, 170 More Deaths
• COVID In Minnesota: 24 More Deaths Reported, As Positivity Rate Climbs To 8.4%
• Woman Killed In Hit-Run Accident In Elk Grove Village
• Police Investigated Suspicious Package In Downtown Miami
• California to phase out gas-powered lawn equipment
• Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa Returns To Practice, May Play Sunday Against Jaguars
• Non-Serialized Guns, Pounds Of Drugs Seized After Detectives Serve Search Warrant In Sheridan
• Defeat The Label Empowers Students to Prevent Bullying in Schools
• Minnesotans Vote For Giant Beaver As State Fossil
• Pistons Hope Cade Cunningham Is What They Have Been Searching For
• Latrobe Police Searching For 16-Year-Old Kaden Kollar
• Social Security Boosts Cost Of Living Adjustment To Highest Level In 39 Years As Inflation Soars
• Cameron Moser Fatally Shot Woman At Crow Wing County Resort, Charges Say
• Community Partners Wanted For Baltimore's Workforce Development Network
• Man Found Dead Under Loop 820 Bridge In Haltom City
• Former President George W. Bush, Former Pa. Gov. Tom Ridge To Speak At Eradicate Hate Global Summit In Pittsburgh
• 'So Filled With Emotion': 90-Year-Old William Shatner Launches Into Space Aboard Blue Origin Rocket
• William Shatner Sets Record In Space With Blue Origin Spaceflight
• Fort Lupton Police Officers Shoot Pit Bull To Stop Dog Attack
• Richie Valens, Jerry Garcia Among 2021 California Hall Of Fame Inductees
• William Shatner & Crew Blast Into Space From Texas On Blue Origin Rocket
• William Shatner Becomes Oldest Person In Space With Successful Blue Origin Rocket Launch
• In Broad Daylight, Carjackers Steal Man's Car Right In Front Of His Irving Park Home Of 30 Years
• Wheat Ridge Begins 2-Year Wadsworth Boulevard Improvement Project
• Celebration Of Life For South Florida Teen Miya Marcano
• 9-Year-Old Farmington Hills Girl Abducted, Sexually Assaulted
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 1,100 Cases Reported, 16 New Deaths
• Why healthy kids do regular, rapid at-home COVID tests in the U.K.
• DNR Proposes $13.3 Million Plan To Address Drought Impacts
• Domestic Violence Investigator In Denver Helping 'Springboard' Cases Against Abusers
• FDA authorizes first e-cig, cites a quitting benefit for smokers
• Lions C Frank Ragnow Has Season-Ending Toe Injury
• Colorado Families Share Process Of How New Legal 'Green Funerals' Work
• Sagal Hussein Pleads Guilty To Hiding Disabled Son's Body In Car Trunk For Months
• Missing Worcester 12-Year-Old Javion Saez Found Safe
• New Lawsuit Filed Against Former Wisconsin Police Officer Who Killed 3
• Dr. Oz Asks "Shark Tank's" Daymond John How The Government Is Stifling Entrepreneurship
• Nick Sirianni Feels 'Really Good' About Short Week Preparations For Eagles-Buccaneers Matchup
• How "Shark Tank's" Mark Cuban Deals With Stress In His Life
• Cook County Jail Inmates Competing In Online Chess Tournament
• Federal Judge Won't Block COVID Vaccine Mandate For Minnesota Workers
• Miami Beach Commissioner Steven Meiner Proposes Crime Crackdown On Repeat Offenders
• "Shark Tank" Shark Barbara Corcoran On How To Attract More Women To The Workplace
• Baby Cereal Sold At Walmart Recalled Over Arsenic Levels
• Trump Allies Call For 'Audit' Of 2020 Results In Michigan
• "Shark Tank" Sharks Reveal The Secrets To The Health-Wealth Connection
• Ivan Fears Addresses Patriots' Fumbling Problems: 'That's Our Reputation Right Now'
• Texas House Passes Proposed New Map, Bill Now Heads To Senate For Approval
• Girl's Night Out Benefiting Hope Chest For Breast Cancer
• Gustavus Adolphus College Renames Linnaeus Arboretum, Citing Namesake's 'Scientific Racism'
• Is My Immunity Waning? Doctors Advise Pfizer Vaccine Recipients Not To Worry
• Brian Goldner, CEO who transformed Hasbro, dies at 58
• Driver Loses Control In Crash, Car Drops 30 Feet Into Parking Lot On North Side
• WATCH LIVE: 'Star Trek' Icon William Shatner Heads To 'The Final Frontier' With Blue Origin Launch
• Small retailers brace for shortages amid supply chain issues
• 2 Kalamazoo 13-Year-Old Boys Shot By Masked Man
• CBS 2's Audrina Bigos Guest Hosts The Drew Barrymore Show
• Cooking With Rania: Sausage And Potatoes Au Gratin Bake
• San Jose Woman Pleads Guilty To Faking Cancer Diagnosis, Soliciting Thousands In Donations
• Ed McCaffrey Elected To Colorado Sports Hall Of Fame
• Hurricane Pamela Makes Landfall In Mexico, Remnants Expected To Bring Rain, Flooding To Texas
• Amazon Revealed As Mystery Company Behind Massive Geneva Warehouse Project; Neighbors Urge City To Reject Plan
• "Squid Game" becomes Netflix's biggest series launch
• Nick Folk Named AFC Special Teams Player Of The Week After Four-Field Goal Performance In Houston
• PTL Links: Oct. 13, 2021
• Michelle Wu Leads Annissa Essaibi George By 32 Points In Boston Mayoral Race Ahead Of WBZ-TV Debate, Poll Finds
• Man Survives, Pinned In Bed After Giant Tree Crashes Through Roof
• US To Reopen Canada, Mexico Land Borders For Fully Vaccinated In November
• FDA Lowers Voluntary Sodium Guidelines, But Not To Recommended Levels
• Maryland High School Alumna To Take Blue Origin Flight To Space With William Shatner
• Julian Edelman Speaks On Jon Gruden: 'It's Just Not Acceptable'
• Nearly 40% Of Americans 'Never' Exercise, According To New Survey
• Democratic Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro Formally Announces Candidacy For Governor
• Inflation accelerated in September, with consumer prices growing 5.4%
• Louisiana zoo animals are getting COVID vaccine
• 15-Year-Old Boy Shot While Riding Bike In Gage Park
• Pittsburgh Police To Use Federal Funding To Train Officers On How To Use National Crime Database
• FDA Asks Food Manufacturers, Restaurants To Use Less Salt
• Pact Of Love: Separating Facts, Fiction In An Open Adoption
• Tom Brady Isn't Planning On Missing Thursday Night's Game Due To Thumb Injury
• Man Shot In Head Flagged Down Baltimore Officer On Greenmount Avenue, Police Say
• Ohio Law Banning Mandatory Vaccinations In Public Schools Goes Into Effect
• U.S. Reopening Land Borders To Vaccinated Visitors Next Month
• Port of L.A. going 24/7 to help unclog U.S. supply chain: White House
• Why "Squid Game" is "too traumatic" for some South Koreans to watch
• U.S. To Reopen Land Borders With Canada And Mexico, Allow Nonessential Travel
• All Lanes Reopened After Fatal Crash On Pennsylvania Turnpike In Bristol
• Pamela forecast to intensify into hurricane with life-threatening flooding
• Spike in fuel prices could mean an energy crisis this winter
• Tyga arrested for felony domestic violence in Los Angeles
• Florida Mother Who Refused To Leave Daughter's Bedside At Hospital Arrested
• Mysterious radio waves coming from the heart of the Milky Way
• U.S. ends mass immigration arrests at work sites
• Officer: Accused Tree Of Life Synagogue Shooter Robert Bowers Talked Of Killing Jews
• Survey Finds Bad Habits In Drivers Have Increased Over The Past Year
• Florida county fined millions for mandating COVID vaccines
• U.S. to lift land border restrictions for vaccinated travelers
• Gabby Petito died by strangulation, coroner says
• Minnesota Weather: System Moving Through State Brings Rain, Wind Gusts
• Chicago Veteran Job Fair Being Held At Soldier Field Thursday
• New York Weather: CBS2 10/13 Wednesday Morning Weather Headlines
• Federal Judge Grants Preliminary Injunction Against N.Y.'s Vaccine Mandate For Health Care Workers
• 30-Year-Old Woman Killed In Apparent Stray Bullet Shooting In Brooklyn
• Runner sues ex-coach, Nike for $20 million over alleged abuse
• Gabby Petito Died By Strangulation, Wyoming Coroner Finds
• Pittsburgh Weather: Mild Days Continue Until Weekend Of Fall-Like Conditions
• Overnight Shooting Under Investigation In Conshohocken, Police Say
• Chips shortage hitting Apple's iPhone 13 pre-holiday output: report
• 'Aladdin' Returns Tuesday After Being Shut Down Due To COVID
• Life After A School Shooting, As Nearly 1800 Students Return To Class At Timberview High School
• Man Found Dead In Basement After Apartment Fire In South Austin
• Stabbing Victim Dies After Walking To Philadelphia Police Station For Help
• Chicago Weather: Dense Fog Advisory In Effect, Rain Wednesday
• CIA chief historian David Robarge on pivotal global events
• City Councilmember, Health Department Addressing 'Ridiculously Unacceptable' Rat Infestation In North Philadelphia
• Religious Statues Vandalized At St. Martha's Catholic Church In Miami Shores
• Allegheny County Councilmember Makes Another Push For Mandatory Mask-Wearing
• Man Shot During Olney ATM Robbery, Philadelphia Police Say
• Penguins Head Coach Mike Sullivan Ties Record For Most Regular Season Wins In Franchise History
• Marine critical of military over Afghan pullout to plead guilty
• Police Chase Comes To An End When Driver Slams Into An Adult Store Off Of McKnight Road
• Tractor Trailer Catches Fire After Crashing On Pennsylvania Turnpike
• Wednesday's Child: 13-Year-Old Kyleigh
• Pittsburgh Fire Investigation Unit Investigating Dumpster Fires As Arson
• Wednesdsay's Show Info (10/13/21)
• Allegheny County's 2022 Budget Proposal Does Not Call For A Tax Increase
• Sonora Nurse Accused Of Murder-For-Hire Plot Against Husband To Stand Trial
• Sacramento City Council Applies For $35M In Homekey Funds To Buy Hotel For Homeless Families
• Allegheny Health Network Nurse And Dog Honored For Heroic Rescue Of Man From River
• Mel Rapton Honda Selling Dealership To New Ownership Group
• 57 Blood Types: Heinz Releases 'Tomato Blood Ketchup' For Halloween Season
• San Joaquin County Supervisors Ban 'Vaccine Passports'
• 'All These People Are Here To See You:' Groom Walks His Bride's Sister Down The Aisle In Heartwarming Moment
• Maryland Couple That Used Pittsburgh Address In Submarine Spy Case To Remain In Jail Before Hearing
• School Bus T-Boned By Vehicle Southwest Of Metro, Injuring 2 Students
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/13 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Keller @ Large: Michelle Wu, Annissa Essaibi George On What They Expect In Boston Mayoral Debate On WBZ-TV

Videos from October 13, 2021

• 10/13: Red and Blue
• Some U.S. chiropractors spread misinformation on COVID vaccines, AP finds
• U.K.'s initial handling of pandemic cost "many thousands" of lives, new report says
• Former Raiders CEO says organization should reach out to fans amid Jon Gruden email scandal
• Boston mayoral candidates on police reform
• U.S. to reopen Canadian and Mexican borders to vaccinated travelers
• Fauci says nation is looking for "level of control" over COVID-19
• White House addresses supply chain bottleneck threatening economy and holiday season
• Support dog provides comfort to Capitol Police
• FDA aims to reduce amount of salt in foods
• At least 36 states will hold gubernatorial elections next year
• TSA confiscates record number of guns
• Deadly bow and arrow attack in Norway
• COVID patients overrun Montana hospitals
• Water crisis plagues Michigan city
• Health experts warn of flu resurgence
• "Star Trek" actor William Shatner goes to space with Blue Origin
• Major backlog at ports disrupts supply chain
• Biden unveils plan to ease supply chain crisis
• White House introduces plan to relieve supply chain pressure amid threat of higher prices
• Black-led organizations break ground on New Orleans anti-flooding projects
• Local Matters: Nonpartisan Texas election official resigns under pressure from Trump supporters
• President Joe Biden addresses supply chain issues ahead of holiday season
• Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro jumps into governor's race
• New Jersey gubernatorial candidates face off on COVID, other topics in final debate
• Biden administration wants IRS to crack down on tax evaders to pay for social spending
• William Shatner sets record on Blue Origin's second successful space tourism flight
• White House reaches agreement with Port of Los Angeles to address supply chain issues
• Blue Origin's New Shepard back on Earth with civilian crew
• Immunologist on why mixing different COVID-19 boosters is not yet a good idea
• William Shatner gets emotional describing trip to space: "I hope I never recover from this"
• Special Report: William Shatner launches to space with Blue Origin crew
• Millions of workers are quitting their jobs
• New Shepard rocket prepares for civilian crew launch
• 4.3 million Americans quit their jobs in August as they start to look at their careers differently
• Study shows "significant" rise of stage 4 breast cancer in women under 40
• Openly gay former NFL player on Raiders coach resignation over use of slurs
• "Gastro Obscura: A Food Adventurer's Guide" introduces readers to unique dishes around the world
• United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby talks vaccine mandate, $1,000 employee bonuses, holiday travel
• Local Matters: Virginia governor's race heats up with election day approaching
• Governor Phil Murphy, Republican Jack Ciattarelli face off in final N.J. gubernatorial debate
• "It's getting worse here”: COVID surge pushes Montana hospitals closer to rationing care
• Venice uses mobile data to track tourists to prevent overcrowding
• Biden meeting with officials and business leaders on global supply chain issues
• Home tests part of daily life for U.K. students and workers
• Gabby Petito died of strangulation, autopsy finds
• Container ships stuck at sea as supply chain backlog hits U.S. ports
• William Shatner set to blast off into space
• 10/13: CBSN AM