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Articles from October 15, 2021

• Oregon Ducks Hold Off Tenacious Cal Bears
• FDA Advisory Panel Recommends Emergency Use Authorization For Johnson & Johnson Booster
• Car Fleeing CHP Causes AC Transit Bus to Plow Into Oakland Home
• Pilot, Pregnant Wife And Young Nephews Survive Plane Crash In Wilton
• Some Parent Groups Proposing Monday 'Sit-Outs' At Schools To Protest Against Vaccine Mandates
• Inmates Credited With Saving Folsom Prison Staffer Who Suffered Heart Attack
• Marin County Judge Tentatively Rejects Cutting Inmate Crowding at San Quentin, Criticizes Officials Over COVID Outbreak
• Halloween Thrills Return In NorCal As Haunted Houses Allowed Back Inside
• Section Of MacArthur Park To Close To Begin Repairs, Maintenance Work
• Fire Risk High As Winds Whip Up In Fontana
• Firefighter Contain Structure Fire In Sacramento With Two Burn Victims
• Former President Bill Clinton To Remain Hospitalized Overnight At UCI Medical Center In Orange: 'He Is On The Mend'
• Maple Grove Man Convicted Of Murder In Wife's Shooting Death
• Colfax Marathon Returns To The Streets After Pandemic
• Patriots-Cowboys Week 6 Predictions
• Hughes Scores 2, Lifts Devils Past Blackhawks In OT
• Judge Bars Chicago Police Union President John Catanzara From Encouraging Officers To Defy City's Vaccine Mandate
• Chicago Weather: Chilly Tonight, Sunny And Cool Weekend
• Sky Cruise To 86-50 Win Over Mercury, Take 2-1 Lead In WNBA Finals
• Know The Score: October 15, 2021
• The Sky's The Limit, On And Off The Court, And These Girls Have Got Next
• Retired FDNY Firefighter Suffering From 9/11-Related Illness In Need Of Lifesaving Bone Marrow Transplant
• 'Our Business is Down Over 50%': Deadly St. Paul Bar Shooting Impacts Surrounding Businesses
• No Cameras Will Be Allowed In Courtroom For Jussie Smollett's Trial
• Firefighters Hold Fundraiser For Colleague Timothy Eiland, As He Recovers From September Mass Shooting
• Harlem Man Arrested After Allegedly Punching Woman, Striking 5-Year-Old Child
• Double Jeopardy Claim Leads To Indefinite Hold On Retrial In Michael Avenatti Case
• New York Judge Suspends Father's Visitation Rights With Daughter Unless He Gets COVID Vaccine Or Subjects To Weekly Testing
• NYC Cyclists Frustrated By Construction, Cars Blocking Protected Bike Lanes
• Police Arrest Man With 37 Prior Arrests In Connection To Attempted Burglary In The Bronx
• Vigil Held For Jim Rogers, Pittsburgh Man Who Died After Being Tased By Police During Arrest
• Democratic Illinois Lawmakers Call For Removal Of Postmaster Louis DeJoy Over Ongoing Mail Delays
• Appeals Court Ruling Keeps Abortion Ban In Place In Texas
• Attorney: School Gunman Nikolas Cruz To Plead Guilty To Massacre; Parkland Families React
• IATSE Hollywood Workers Inch Closer To Strike, United Auto Workers Walk Out
• 16-Year-Old Fatally Shot On Lower East Side
• Nikolas Cruz Pleads Guilty In BSO Jail Guard Attack
• Flyers Fans Return To Packed Wells Fargo Center For First Time In More Than 500 Days
• FDA Advisers Back COVID-19 Booster Shots For Johnson & Johnson Recipients
• In Wake Of Winston Smith Shooting, U.S. Marshals Now Wearing Body Cameras In Minnesota
• Slamming Baltimore, Gov. Hogan Lays Out $150 Million 'Re-fund The Police' Plan
• Baltimore Police Union Advises Officers To Not Disclose Their Vaccination Status Ahead Of City's Mandate
• NH Police Searching For Missing 5-Year-Old Boy Elijah Lewis
• Amtrak Train From Fort Worth Crashes In Oklahoma, Four Hurt
• FDA Committee Recommends Boosters For Johnson & Johnson, Final Authorization Could Come Next Week
• COVID In Colorado: Children Ages 6-11 Make Up The Most Cases Statewide
• Baltimore County Public Schools Feeling The Impact Of Nationwide Teacher Shortage
• Jury Finds Rogel Aguilera-Mederos Guilty On 4 Counts Vehicular Homicide, Other Charges In 2019 Deadly I-70 Semi Crash
• Local Woman To Digitally Archive Black Lives Matter Memorial At Enoch Pratt Free Library
• 2 Men Arrested In 2019 Murder Of Jeffrey Cheng; Body Found In Trunk Of Car Parked In Stanton
• Red Sox Have To Be Satisfied With Chris Sale, Who Survives Game 1 Start In ALCS
• Boy, 16, Critically Wounded In East Garfield Park Shooting
• Case Of Rat-Borne Bacterial Disease Identified In Boston
• Detroit Police Department To Host Drive-Up Candy Stations On Oct. 31 At All Precincts
• Critical Race Theory Law Could Be Behind Latest Southlake Racism Controversy
• Hughes Scores 2, Lifts Devils Past Blackhawks In OT
• Metro Detroit Woman Files Lawsuit Against Walmart, Says Discriminated Against By Managers
• Vehicle Hits Multiple Pedestrians Outside Of High School Football Game In Wilmington
• Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson Surprises Football Team At Alma Mater Freedom High School In Bethlehem With Video
• Man Sentenced For Sexually Abusing 2 Young Children In Sacramento County
• Parkland Survivor David Hogg On Potential Guilty Plea: 'It's Horrific That Our Community Has To Continue Going Through This'
• Desperate & Asking For Help, Family Left Homeless By Fire In Lauderhill
• Dodgers vs Braves: What To Expect In Game 1 Of NLCS, Max Muncy Injury Update
• 12-Year-Old Boy Struck By Car, Seriously Injured In Taunton
• Apple Hill Traffic Impacted By New Project Aimed To Make Highway 50 Safer
• Florida Task Force Makes Recommendations On Condo Safety
• Want A Pet? Foothills Animal Shelter Offering 50% Off Adoption Fees This Weekend
• Crews Working To Neutralize Putrid Odor Coming From Dominguez Channel In Carson
• WATCH: Kiké Hernandez Makes Incredible Run-Saving Catch, Then Immediately Hits 448-Foot Bomb Vs. Astros
• Three-Alarm Fire Damages Rowhomes In Allentown, Officials Say
• 'It's Just Too Beautiful': Minnesotans Soak Up What's Left Of The Unusual Fall Color Season
• COVID: Bay Area Airports, Tourism Industry Gears Up As Rules Loosen For International Travelers
• Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing On Fire Island Beach
• Plane That Crashed In Wilton Was 1 Of 3 Of Its Kind In US
• NorCal Judge Rejects Cutting Inmate Crowding
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating After Body Found In Monongahela River
• California Drought: Utility Set To Impose Steep Penalty For Residential Water Overuse
• Attorney General's Office Opens Investigation Into Fatal Shooting Involving NYPD Officer Yvonne Wu
• Frisco Police: Truck, Bike Crash Leaves Teen Critically Hurt
• Jill Biden campaigns for Terry McAuliffe in Virginia amid tight race
• Child, 3 Adults Seriously Hurt In Pin-In Accident In Grand Crossing
• Structure, Multiple Vehicles Catch Fire In Rio Linda
• Texas Senate passes controversial transgender student athletes bill
• Veteran Charged With Fraudulently Obtaining $1M By Allegedly Falsely Claiming To Be Paraplegic
• Berkeley Police Searching For 65-Year-Old Man Missing Since Monday
• UC Davis Health Fundraiser: Zumbathon
• Firefighters Respond To Hazmat Incident In Folsom Involving Cement Truck
• Fort Worth Police, Animal Control Rescue Cat From Busy Freeway
• Michigan Man Arrested In Connection To 2 Deadly Shootings In West Virginia
• Carlos Correa On Alex Cora's Emotions With Daughter: 'I Know What They've Been Through'
• Ray Of Hope For Irate Retirees After New York City Changes Health Benefits For 250,000 Workers
• Suspect Arrested in Hit-And-Run Crash That Left Scooter Rider In Critical Condition
• MS-13 Gang Leader Gets 45 Years In Racketeering Conspiracy To Commit Murders, Extortion
• North-Texas Based Company Investing Millions To Improve Weatherization At Texas Power Plants
• AMC Theatres to offer open caption showtimes in more than 100 U.S. markets
• Semi Carrying Coors Crashes, Rolls Over In Silverthorne After Exiting Off Icy I-70 With Brake Issue
• Fatal stabbing of U.K. lawmaker declared a terrorist incident by police
• UPDATE: Witness Claims Oakland Police Searching for Wrong Car in Road Rage Homicide
• Shooting Outside Pomona High School, 12-Year-Old Boy Transported With Non-Life Threatening Injuries
• Black Lives Matter Mural In Sacramento Defaced; Hate Crime Possible
• Bill Clinton to remain in hospital overnight for treatment of infection
• Metro Bike Share Station Announces 12 New Stations Throughout Hollywood
• Apple Employee Who Led #AppleToo Anti-Harassment Effort Says She Was Fired
• COVID-19 Near-Death Survivor Thanks Hospital-At-Home Program For Recovery
• Alec Flores Scholarship Honors Teen Killed By Drunk Driver In Yuba City
• 2 Catalytic Converters Stolen From Local Business
• First Lady Jill Biden Joins New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy At Campaign Rally; Republican Challenger Jack Cittarelli To Be Joined By GOP National Chair
• NYC Mayoral Candidates Offer Differing Visions For Tackling City's Graffiti Problem
• Survivor Of Kenosha Protests Shooting Sues City, Claims Police Enabled Shooter Kyle Rittenhouse
• Controversial Stephen Foster Statue To Move From Pittsburgh To Museum Exhibit In Los Angeles
• Pittsburgh Housing Authority Refutes Reports About Property Neglect
• Masks To Be Required In All Indoor Public Spaces In Larimer County Starting Next Wednesday
• Rockland County School Going Remote Through End Of Year Due To Mold In Building
• Probationer Charged With Nude Attack On 12-Year-Old Girl
• Harrison Town Zoning Board Allows Construction On $1 Million New Home To Proceed
• 'Tactless Finger Pointing': Baltimore Officials Push Back On Hogan's Criticisms Of The City During 'Re-Fund The Police' Announcement
• 2 Suspected Gang Members Arrested In West Berkeley Shootout, Guns Seized
• 16-Year-Old Girl Shot And Killed In Lawndale
• California Oil Spill Update: Dolphin Found Stranded On Cabrillo Beach
• Dodgers' Scherzer Planned NLCS Game 1 Starter Against Braves
• This retired FBI boss who became a school bus driver amid shortage
• COVID: Masking Rules for Certain Indoor Locations Relaxed in San Francisco, Marin County
• SRA: Students Rising Above Scholar, Advisor Give Each Other Friendship, Support
• 'Crush The Crisis' Drug Take Back Coming Up Oct. 23
• Suffolk County Officials Urge Residents To Check Out 'Smart 911' App To Help Emergency Responders Save Lives
• Pikes Peak Shuttle Lot At Denver International Airport Opens On Very Temporary Basis To Handle Larger Load Of Travelers
• Dogs can show human-like ADHD behaviors, study finds
• Suspected Gunman In Shooting Of Black Man Outside Stockton Bank Charged With Hate Crime
• Lawsuit Alleges MPD Officer Punched Teen In Face, Held Him In Detention Without Cause
• Ribbon Cutting Marks Official Opening Of NYC's Newest Pride Health Center In The Bronx
• McDonald's To Roll Out Meatless 'McPlant' Burger In South Bay On Nov. 3
• Former Executive Director Sentenced To More Than 3 Years In Federal Prison For Stealing Funds From Nonprofit Organization
• Illinois Health Officials Offer Tips For Celebrating Halloween This Year
• Philadelphia Judge Hears Arguments In Mysterious Fatal Stabbing Case of Ellen Greenberg
• Fake Fire Chief Scams Business In Rye With Bogus Inspection, Fee; 'It's Something That Everyone Should Be Looking Out For'
• Judge Will Not Block COVID Vaccine Mandate For Massachusetts Correction Officers
• Anesthesiologist Dr. Amir Friedman Sentenced For Bribery Charges
• Alumni Band Rescues Aliquippa High School Marching Band Just In Time For Homecoming
• Chicago Father Building Communication While Mentoring CPS Students
• Huge Security Lines At Denver International Airport, May 'Exceed Post-Pandemic Security Screening Record'
• Drivers Suspect Scam After Cars Towed From Uptown Parking Lot During Concert At Aragon Ballroom
• Chicago Police Search For Suspects In Attempted Carjacking Leaving A Brazilian Man Hospitalized
• Man Shot During Wicker Park Robbery
• Ravens CB Marlon Humphrey To Speak At Graduation Ceremony For People Who Completed Drug Treatment
• Man Who Crashed Vehicle In Walnut Creek Struck, Killed By 2nd Vehicle After Walking Into Roadway
• COVID In Minnesota: National Guard To Assist At Long-Term Care Facilities, Open New Rapid Testing Sites
• 'I Know A Lot Of People Who Have Quit': Friday Deadline For Boston Hospital Employees To Get COVID Vaccine
• VIDEO: Local Sign Spinner Aims For World Championship
• Worried About Your Kids Using TikTok? Child Psychologist Urges Parents To Keep An Eye On What They're Watching
• Firefighters Rescue Hiker Trapped Down Runyon Canyon
• Hospitality, Events Businesses Building Back After Pandemic Pause
• What Should You Know Before Putting Your Belongings In A Storage Facility?
• WBZ NewsRadio 1030 Partners With FEMA On New Emergency Studio In Hull
• Pacific Leatherback Sea Turtle Placed On California's Endangered Species List, Gets Additional Protections
• Raising Cane's Now Hiring For New Stockton Location Set To Open In December
• White Cane Day Celebrates Achievements Of Visually Impaired
• LAUSD: 97% Of Administrators, Teachers Have Received At Least 1 Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Robbers Who Threatened People With Ax & Machete In Castle Rock Hardware Store At Large
• Boil Water Advisory Finally Lifted For 4 Northern New Jersey Towns
• Motorist Arrested After Brief Chase with LAPD
• Kyla-Simone Sobers-Batties Released From Hospital 2 Weeks After Being Shot In Head By Stray Bullet At Brooklyn Park
• 'They're All Negligent': New Lawsuit Filed After Woman Killed In South Boston Crosswalk
• China crackdown on Apple store hits holy book apps
• President Biden Pitches Proposed Investments In Child Care In Connecticut
• 'I'll Always Have A Spot For Him In My Heart': Eagles Fans React To Zach Ertz Trade
• Large Boulder Damages Poudre Canyon Road
• Efforts Underway To Increase COVID-19 Vaccines In Pennsylvania Communities Where Hesitancy Continues To Be Problem
• Marin County to Hold Virtual Meeting on Rising Sea Levels in Stinson Beach
• Armed Man In Braintree Taken Into Custody After Hours-Long Standoff
• Penn-Trafford Football Player Asks For Donations For Each Tackle This Season To Raise Money For Police Department
• City Of Miami Comes Under Scrutiny For Reasons Behind Firing Police Chief Art Acevedo
• CBS13 Poll: Has COVID-19 Changed Your Opinion On Trick-Or-Treating?
• Nearly 200 Students Quarantined In Middlesex County After Possible COVID Exposure At Homecoming Dance
• Denver Nonprofit Encourages People To Become Their Own 'Boss'
• State-led vaccine lotteries were ineffective, study shows
• 'We're Stressed': Understaffed Fenway Restaurants Prepare For ALCS
• Police: Suspect Charged In Abduction, Sexual Assault Of 9-Year-Old Farmington Hills Girl
• Wrong-Way Driver Arrested For DUI After Deadly Head-On Crash on Highway 101 in Rohnert Park
• Former California Union Leader Alma Hernandez Booked On Tax, Embezzlement Charges
• Motor City Comic Con Happening This Weekend At The Suburban Collection Showplace, Features Several Celebrity Appearances
• MD Court Of Special Appeals Rules Mosby's 'Do-Not-Call' List Is Not Exempt From Public Records Laws
• Juvenile In Custody After Allegedly Shooting Minneapolis School Bus Window With BB Gun
• Massachusetts Reports 1,512 New COVID Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
• Exclusive: South Florida Children Speak Out About Their Moderna Vaccinations
• LAX, Mayor Garcetti Announce Opening Of $294 Million Economy Parking Structure
• Shots Fired At Police During Foot Chase In West Garfield Park
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Offers State Ports To Help End Supply-Chain Crisis
• Local Woman Turns Husband's Tragic Loss To Lung Cancer Into Triumphant Fundraising Effort
• Be Advised, Northern Colorado: Blue Angels Fighter Jets May Fly Practice Runs Before This Weekend's Air Show
• Piedmont Police Seek 5 Juvenile Suspects In Carjacking
• China Crackdown On Apple Store Targets Audible, Apps For Bible, Quran
• Eagles Trade TE Zach Ertz To Arizona Cardinals For CB Tay Gowan, 2022 5th-Round Pick
• Columbia Community Collects Winter Coats For Afghan Refugees Settling In Maryland Area
• FDA Panel Recommends Booster Shot For Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine
• Congratulations To Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Recruit Class 147 Graduation
• Could gut microbiome predict rheumatoid arthritis prognosis?
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• 'I'm Going To Donate It All': 5-Year-Old Sells His Pumpkins To Raise Money For Others
• Illinois Democrats Look To Increase Edge With New Congressional Maps
• Michigan Inmates Win Right To Kosher Meat, Cheesecake
• Man Arrested After Road Rage Shooting Outside Allentown Day Care, Police Say
• Higher Pay Requested For Florida Highway Patrol Troopers
• LA Courts Report Nearly All Employees Have Been Vaccinated Against COVID Or Received Exemptions
• Patriots Injury Report: Shaq Mason Ruled Out Against Cowboys
• Lancaster Woman Shariniesha Johnson Last Seen In May
• McDonald's tests McPlant veggie burger in U.S.
• Former 737 Max Chief Technical Pilot Enters Innocent Plea To Charge He Deceived The FAA
• SUV Of Ohio Mom Stephanie Van Nguyen And 2 Kids Missing Since 2002 Pulled From River
• Magnitude 3.4 Earthquake Centered North of Cloverdale Rattles Sonoma County
• Chicago Weather: Showers Followed By A Sunny Weekend
• CBS 2's Got Your Ticket: The Bard & The Beatles
• Liam's List Oct. 15: 'Dear San Francisco,' Cuesa Sunday Supper, Saap Wings
• Wounded Warriors Find Therapy In Dolphins and Florida Keys Motorcycle Ride
• Nashua 'Turkey Bowl' Canceled Due To COVID Concerns
• Peters Township Native Part Of NASA's Lucy Mission, Visiting 8 Asteroids
• Arlington High School Lockdown Lifted After Student Found With Airsoft Gun
• SUV of mom and her 2 kids missing since 2002 found in Ohio River
• Baltimore Police Make Arrests In Deadly Double Shooting
• Motorcyclist Killed In Fatal Riverside Crash
• Detroit Police: Arrest Made In Panhandler Killing
• Meadows Casino Undergoes Name Change, Gets Makeover
• Charlie McAvoy Overjoyed With Bruins Extension: 'I Couldn't Be Happier Right Now'
• Bears vs. Packers: Three Things To Watch
• Homeless Man Killed After Being Set On Fire In San Francisco's Mission District Identified
• Ashland High School Gets State Approval To Drop Mask Mandate; No 'Immediate Change' Planned
• Baltimore Man, 23, Identified As Victim Of Deadly Annapolis Shooting
• Good Samaritan Delivery Driver Helps Stabbing Victim -- Then Gets Struck With His Own Car By Thief
• Money Flows To US Senate Rivals Of Former President Donald Trump's Endorsed Candidate
• Alex Murdaugh knows he's going to prison, his lawyer says
• Boy, 15, Shot And Killed In Brainerd
• Students At North Texas High School Stage Walkout In Protest Of Alleged Student Sexual Assault
• Colorado Springs Murder: William Cruz Arrested On East Coast After Wife Masany Cruz Found Dead
• New Climate Models Show Much Of Southern California Underwater
• Former North Texas Resident Sinoj Joseph Indicted For COVID-19 Relief Fraud
• 1 Dead In Fatal Polk County Car Crash
• FDA Advisers Back COVID-19 Booster Shots for Johnson & Johnson Recipients
• Racial Justice Mural in Sacramento Defaced, Investigated As Possible Hate Crime
• 11,000-Panel Solar Array At Former Superfund Site Comes Online In Fillmore
• 'Use Caution': Greensburg Police Warn Of Man Wanted On Theft By Deception Charges
• Woman Brings Family's Lost Dog To Animal Hospital -- But Doesn't Return It To Owners
• Body Of Missing Kayaker From San Francisco Found Near Clearlake Oaks
• Capitol Police officer charged with obstruction in January 6 Capitol riot
• LA Galaxy To Require Proof of Vaccination Or Negative COVID-19 Test For Upcoming Match
• The Return Of Art Basel Miami Beach Is Great News For Local Artists
• DNR Asks Boaters To Stay Safe After Deadliest Season In 16 Years
• SportsLine Week 6 AFC West Picks: Chargers, Ravens Game To Feature 'Two Legitimate MVP Candidates,' Larry Hartstein Says
• FDA Advisory Panel Endorses J&J Booster
• FDA Advisory Panel Endorses Booster Doses Of Johnson & Johnson's Single-Shot COVID-19 Vaccine
• WATCH: Butler Marching Band Performs Outside Hospital To Show Support For Health Care Workers
• Feds Say Judge Should Toss Florida Gambling Law Challenge
• Turkey Farmers Say Shortage Of Workers Will Delay Production
• Capitol Police Officer Told Jan. 6 Rioter To Scrub Evidence, Prosecutors Say
• Allegheny County Seeking Poll Workers For Municipal Election
• Hogan Announces $4M In Relief For Homeowners, Businesses Impacted By Ida Following FEMA Denial
• Calif. Company Turning Almond Shells Into Plant Food
• Haverford School District Implements Half-Day To Battle School Bus Shortage
• Thoughtful Wedding Gifts For Every Budget, From $25 To $500
• Funny Gifts For Dad And Mom Under $50
• How To Watch TV For Free With A Digital TV Antenna
• FDA Panel Endorses Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shot
• Suspect In Custody After Odenton Woman, 23, Struck By Stray Gunfire
• Justice Department to ask Supreme Court to halt Texas abortion law
• Pennsylvania First Responders Sounding The Alarm Ahead Of National Move Over Day
• Child Tax Credit: October Payments Hitting Parents' Bank Accounts
• FDA Panel Approves Booster Shots Of Johnson And Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine
• Patriots Plane Will Fly URI Football Team To Upcoming Road Game
• UPDATE: San Jose Cold Case Stabbing Suspects to Appear in Court
• Bill Clinton Hospitalized At University of California, Irvine Medical Center: 'He Is On The Mend'
• MDOT: Here's A List Of Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• Bill Belichick Gave Julian Edelman Permission To Mother-Bleep The Patriots As A Media Member
• Gun Violence Memorial Set To Open In Exposition Park
• Loved Ones Attend Funeral For Security Guard, Nassir Day, Who Was Killed In Shooting At Logan Office Building
• Gas Prices Continue To Rise, Highest Since 2012
• Nikolas Cruz To Plead Guilty In Parkland School Massacre, Attorney Says
• Dormont Police Searching For Missing 37-Year-Old Christopher Edwards
• China launches crew for six-month mission aboard its space station
• Naperville North High School Cancels Classes Following More Threats
• Justice Department Will Ask US Supreme Court To Block Texas Abortion Law
• North Auburn Burglary Suspect Arrested After Getting Locked In Victims' Vehicle
• Denver Center For The Performing Arts Needs Volunteers As Curtain Calls Approach
• 'It's Going To Be Close': CBS Sports' Houston Nutt Previews #11 Kentucky Vs. #1 Georgia And 4 Other Games
• Court Delays Detention Hearing In Annapolis Couple's Espionage Case
• Nikolas Cruz to plead guilty to Parkland school massacre, lawyer says
• Kittanning State Trooper Found Not Guilty Of Harassment
• Fire Burns At Cornerstone Elementary School In San Jose; Arson Suspected
• San Jose Brothers, Los Angeles Resident Charged With Scamming Elderly Victim Out Of $140,000
• Man Rescued From Burning Home In Boyle Heights, Hospitalized In Critical Condition
• 'Pay It Forward Chicago' Campaign Taking Donations To Encourage Vaccinations
• San Mateo Sheriff's Office Searching For Suspects In Millbrae Home Invasion
• Driver Hospitalized, No Students Hurt When School Bus Strikes Utility Pole In Montclair, N.J.
• Source of Knowledge: A Newark Bookstore Honors African Ancestry
• Crews Prepare As Red Flag Warning Takes Effect Friday, Brings Elevated Fire Danger
• Tua Tagovailoa Rejoins Fins On Practice Field Ahead Of Jaguars Game In London
• 'Storrowed' Truck Causes Delays By BU Bridge
• Just Puppies Agrees To Ban, $100K In Fines After Allegedly Selling Dogs From Puppy Mills, AG Frosh Says
• Crews Make Progress On Alisal Fire, Highway 101 Reopens, 3 Homes Destroyed
• Hispanic Heritage Month: Harold Washington College President Daniel Lopez Overcame Great Odds To Reach That Role
• Jeremy Swayman Named Starting Goaltender For Bruins' Season Opener
• In-N-Out Opens 370th Store In Brea
• Cold Front Is Coming Later This Weekend With A Taste Of Fall Weather
• 4 County Jail Officers To Stand Trial In Inmate's Death
• Saint Vincent Hospital In Worcester Makes 'Last, Best, And Final Offer' To Striking Nurses
• Chicago's Only Yarn Store On The Far South Side Gives Opportunity For Connection And Crafts
• Johnson & Johnson talc powder spinoff files for bankruptcy
• A Fire Rips Through A Lauderhill Townhome Killing Woman And Dog
• SUV Crashes Into Cranberry Township Cemetery
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 493 New Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Police Arrest Convicted Felon Roberto Williams In St. Cloud
• Man Hit, Killed By Ice Cream Truck In Brockton Identified As Joao Fernandes
• 2 Workers Hurt After Steam Pipe Bursts In 9-Story Plant On Kneeland Street In Boston
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 5,725 New Cases, 82 More Deaths
• 'Hersheypark In The Dark' Returns This Spooky Season
• Olympic runner Agnes Tirop's husband arrested in her killing
• Red Sox ALCS Roster: Matt Barnes Off, Darwinzon Hernandez Added To Bullpen Mix
• Army soldier who enlisted after his participation in Jan 6 riot arrested
• Maine's Beloved Puffins Suffer One Of Their Worst Years For Reproduction In Decades
• FDA advisers back Johnson & Johnson COVID booster shots
• Simon Merino, 42, Dies After Forklift Incident At Work
• School Bus Driver Charged With Killing Motorcyclist In 2019 Westford Crash Ordered Not To Drive
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 1,068 New Cases, 18 Deaths Reported As State Approaches 200K Booster Shots
• Jeff Pash, Central Figure In DeflateGate, In Hot Water After Emails Leaked To New York Times
• High Line Canal Helps Mitigate Heat Island Conditions In Denver Metro Area
• Fire Burns 2-Story Home In South San Jose
• Vaccination Requirement For Foreign Travelers To U.S. Begins November 8
• Controversial NLDS Game 5 Checked Swing Call Will Linger Among Giants Fans For Generations
• Michigan Republicans OK Tougher Voting Rules; Whitmer To Veto
• Menlo Park Police Cite Four Liquor Stores for Selling Alcohol to Minors
• Sacramento To Celebrate Opening Of McKinley Park Upgrades
• Checking in on England's pubs, post-pandemic
• Two $1 Million Rewards Offered For Information On Pakistani Smuggler Abid Ali Khan
• White House Says Fully Vaccinated Foreign Visitors Can Start Entering US On November 8
• Sacramento Pays $11M To Settle 2018 Crosswalk Crash That Killed Woman Walking With Grandson
• 3-Alarm Shed Fire In San Jose Alum Rock Neighborhood Damages Adjoining Homes
• TikTok exec on algorithms, keeping kids safe
• Hold The Candy: East Lansing Schools Drop Halloween, Valentine's Day
• Christopher Linsmayer, Husband Of Denver DA, Gets Short Jail Sentence For Leaving Slash Piles Burning
• Cowboys-Patriots Preview: Dallas 'Very, Very Difficult To Stop,' Says NFL On CBS's Adam Archuleta
• Accused Highway 169 Shooter Jamal Smith Indicted On 1st-Degree Murder Charges, Bail Raised
• Watch On CBSN: Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Making Crime Announcement
• 'We Will Welcome You With Open Arms': Doctor Stresses Importance Of Mammograms During Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• No. 10 Spartans Title Hopes Take Shape
• U.K. lawmaker stabbed to death during meeting with constituents
• Chaim Bloom Not Surprised Red Sox Are Clicking At The Best Possible Time
• Holiday toy-shopping tips: "Shop right now"
• Fremont Police Looking for Public's Help Locating Missing At-Risk Teen
• Man Hit In September Shooting Dies, Identified As Joshua Fields
• All Lanes Back Open After Police Activity Diverted Traffic Off Business 80 At Exposition Boulevard
• Vaccination requirement for foreign travelers to U.S. begins November 8
• Entertainment workers may join thousands of Americans on strike
• Bruins, Charlie McAvoy Agree On Eight-Year Contract Extension
• Michigan Lawmakers Advance Measure To End 'Tampon Tax'
• 'Hope Lives Here' Concert At Orchestra Hall
• Bobby Henon, John Dougherty Corruption Trial Continues After 2016 City Council Hearing Takes Center Stage
• Roseline's Candles Opens New Store In Nordeast
• Sever's Fall Festival
• 22-Year-Old Dies In Hunting Park Double Shooting, Police Say
• VTA To Award Contracts For BART Extension To Downtown San Jose, Santa Clara
• Shatner responds to Prince William space tourism remarks
• Taste of the Town Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month At Puerto Sagua Miami Beach
• 'It Scares Me': Children Of Man Shot 7 Times In Stockton Describe Fear, Anger
• Wreck of iconic military ship found, ending "decades-long mystery"
• Woman, Dog Die In Overnight Fire In Lauderhill Townhouse, Kitten Rescued
• Caught On Video: Pizza Employees Robbed At Gunpoint In Deerfield Beach
• PTL Links: Oct. 15, 2021
• Lightning Take 7-6 OT Win Over Red Wings
• Almost Time To Get Crackin' As Stone Crab Season Begins Friday
• COVID In Minnesota: State Taking New Measures As Hospitals Reach Capacity
• Multiple Arrests Made In Rocklin Residential Drug Den
• Rochie's Keys To A Red Sox ALCS Victory Over Astros
• Lions, Bengals Look To Bounce Back
• Red Sox ALCS Tickets For Games At Fenway Park Go On Sale Friday At 10AM
• Jill Biden Out To Flex Political Muscle In Governors' Races
• NYPD Officer Yvonne Wu, Accused Of Shooting Ex And Killing Ex's Girlfriend, Facing Murder Charges
• Chicagoans Worry Vaccine Mandate Standoff Between City Hall And FOP Will Leave Them Less Safe; 'It's Like This Big Macho Thing'
• Massachusetts House Approves Bill To Make Podokesaurus The Official State Dinosaur
• Car Hits, Kills Bear On 210 Freeway In La Canada Flintridge
• Philadelphia Flyers Open 2021-2022 Season Friday Night Against Canucks
• Lamar Jackson Misses Ravens Practice Due To Illness
• WH details potential steps to curb climate change's economic impact
• Bill Clinton Hospitalized For Non-COVID-19-Related Infection
• Dozens killed in blast at mosque in southern Afghanistan
• 18-Year-Old Charged With Shooting And Killing Mother At Staten Island Home Due In Court
• Report: Amazon Purchases Former Eastland Mall Property
• Bodies Of 5-Year-Old, Adult Woman Recovered After Texas Flood Sweeps Vehicles Away
• "Lava tsunami" seen spewing from Cumbre Vieja volcano
• No Injuries Reported After Car Drives Into Construction Ditch In Munhall
• Bronx Child Taken To Hospital After Falling From 3rd Floor Window
• The Much-Anticipated Southern Beltway Partially Opens To Traffic Today
• Harvard Still Nation's Wealthiest University As Endowment Surpasses $53 Billion
• Manhunt Underway In Tinley Park For Suspects Tied To Shooting, Double Homicide
• Colorado Weather: Turning Sunny But Cool Friday, Much Warmer Into Weekend
• It's National Cheese Curd Day
• Senate Judiciary Committee Believes State Sen. Mastriano's Actions Leading Up To January 6 Warrant Further Investigation
• Department Of The Treasury Defends IRS Plan To Track Most Bank Accounts
• Man gets life sentence for murdering wife with a cobra
• New Eagle Cam Provides Intimate Look Into Lives Of Bald Eagles In South Florida
• Philadelphia Mother Wants Answers After 6-Year-Old Daughter Wanders Away From Edwin Stanton Elementary School
• Remarks by Texas school administrator on Holocaust books draw fire
• Cancer Specialist Shares What To Learn From Florida First Lady Casey DeSantis' Breast Cancer Diagnosis
• Lebanon on edge after deadly protests
• Tractor-Trailer Crash Spills Fuel On Delaware Memorial Bridge, Closes Some Southbound Lanes
• 'Remain In Mexico' Policy To Be Reinstated By The US In November
• Man sentenced to death for setting ex-wife on fire during livestream
• First Dose Deadline Arrives For Philadelphia's Nursing Home Workers
• Pittsburgh Weather: A Weekend Of Fall-Like Conditions
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/15 Friday Morning Update
• Chicago Weather: One More Rainy Day Before A Sunny Weekend
• 7 Hurt In 3 Separate Minneapolis Shootings, All Within 45 Minutes
• Philadelphia Passes Bill Prohibiting Police From Pulling Drivers Over For Certain Low-Level Offenses
• 'We Put Up A Good Fight.' Eagles Fans Down But Not Out After 28-22 Loss To Tampa Bay
• Luchiano Lewis Sentenced To 9 Years To Life In Deadly Stabbing Of Tessa Majors
• Exclusive: Centereach Homeowner Andrea Toto Says Her 'Tenant Has Been Ruining Our Lives' But Is Hiding Under Tenant Safe Harbor Act
• Penguins' Forward Jeff Carter Joins The 400 Goal Club
• To Do List: Oktoberfest, Fall Harvest Celebration, Book Festival, Fashion Show
• Washington County Family Celebrates Halloween With Skeleton Pirate Display
• Pitt Student Nayana Suvarna Leading Autonomous Racing Team At Indianapolis Motor Speedway
• Friday's Show Info (10/15/21)
• PPG Foundation Provides Pittsburgh Promise Scholarship Program With $1 Million Donation
• Man Sentenced For Damaging Greene County Natural Gas Drilling Site
• Friday's Show Info - 10/15/21
• Report Of A Probation Violation Leads To Drug Bust In Washington County
• Texas House passes controversial transgender student athletes bill
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/15 Friday Morning Forecast
• U.S. ready to restart "Remain in Mexico" border policy in November

Videos from October 15, 2021

• Progressive Caucus Chair Pramila Jayapal on "The Takeout" — 10/15/2021
• Retired FBI boss finds new career driving a school bus
• Biden administration orders Arizona to stop grants to schools without mask mandates
• Facebook faces renewed scrutiny over business practices
• President Biden promotes his social spending plan while it hangs in limbo in Congress
• FDA panel endorses Johnson and Johnson coronavirus booster shot
• Wreckage of legendary military ship found
• Justice Department to ask Supreme Court to block Texas abortion law
• Deadly protests erupt in Lebanon
• U.K. parliament member fatally stabbed
• Chicago faces COVID vaccine showdown with police union
• Bill Clinton hospitalized for infection
• Capitol officer charged with obstructing riot probe
• Parkland shooter to plead guilty to 17 murders
• FDA panel recommends Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine booster
• COVID cases and fatalities surge in Russia
• FDA advisory panel recommends Johnson & Johnson booster shot
• LGBTQ community in Afghanistan fears persecution
• African Americans receiving more vaccinations
• Local Matters: Virginia governor candidate Youngkin distances himself from controversial event
• Former President Donald Trump's "Big Lie" spreading distrust in nation's election process
• Historian on the potential threat former President Donald Trump's "Big Lie" presents
• U.K. member of Parliament dies after stabbing attack
• Checking in on England's pubs, post-pandemic
• California police use Twitter tell victim's story and solve a decades-old cold case
• FDA panel reviewing need for Johnson & Johnson COVID booster shots
• Atlanta's whitest and wealthiest district looks to de-annex from city
• Temple Grandin urges parents and educators to expose autistic children to a range of experiences
• Gut microbiome could predict prognosis for rheumatoid arthritis patients, study finds
• Mireya Villarreal reflects on values that have guided her reporting of border crisis
• "48 Hours": How Twitter helped crack a California murder that happened in 1973
• TikTok's head of policy Michael Beckerman discusses the app and teen mental health
• WorldView: Trial begins for Tour de France fan who caused crash
• New low in Lebanon's political and economic crisis
• Union workers in film and TV near strike deadline
• House January 6 committee to vote on contempt charges against Steve Bannon next week
• FDA advisory panel endorses booster dose of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine for seniors, high risk adults
• Commission to weigh potential changes to the Supreme Court meets Friday
• Former President Bill Clinton fighting infection in California hospital
• Dozens dead and many wounded during Friday prayers attack
• 10/15: CBSN AM
• America's broken relationship with COVID math