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• Sacramento Non-Profit Aims To Help Single Moms During Holidays
• 'Shady... Cronyism' At Denver Parks And Rec Says City Council Member
• La Niña Conditions Develop For Winter, Weather Predictions Still Unclear
• Sharks Power Past Jets 4-3 in Opener
• Washington State Cougars Rally to Beat Stanford Cardinal 34-31
• Strike Averted: IATSE And AMPTP Have 'Basic Contract' Agreement, Per Officials With The Theatrical Stage Employees Union
• UPDATE: Estrada Fire Containment 35%; Evacuation Orders Downgraded as Crews Mop Up
• Supply Chain Delays Could Soon Leave Wine Glasses Empty
• Man Dies In Motorcycle Crash In Midtown Sacramento
• Taylor's Blunder, Other Missed Chances Put LA In NLCS Hole
• New Hampshire Police Searching For 5-Year-Old Elijah Lewis, Last Seen Six Months Ago
• Isaiah Wynn Off COVID List, On Patriots Active Roster For Week 6 Matchup With Cowboys
• 'My Nerves Are Still Rattled': Passenger Aboard Amtrak Train Talks Crash
• Leatherback Sea Turtles Are Dying, California Puts New Protections In Place
• Chicago Sky Could Win First WNBA Championship Sunday; Kahleah Copper Says She'll Give It Her All
• Police Investigate Double Shooting In NW Miami-Dade
• Chicago Police Restrict Time Off For Officers; Unclear If Order Is Related To Battle Between City Hall, FOP Over COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
• Tony Award-Winning Temptations Musical 'Ain't Too Proud' Reopens On Broadway
• Chicago Weather: A Quiet And Cool Fall Weekend
• DEP Says New York City Tap Water Might Smell, Taste Different Because Of Different Supply Systems
• Amid Critical CPS School Bus Driver Shortage, One Company Uses Halloween Event As Recruiting Tool
• Police: Driver Struck, Thrown Off Sunny Isles Bridge
• First African American To Lead The Maryland National Guard Was Honored After 38-Years Of Service
• Religious Leaders Putting Faith Into Action To Stop Gun Violence In Philadelphia
• 120 Opa-locka Residents Return Home After Gas Explosion At Apartment Complex
• Allina WestHealth's ER, Urgent Care Set To Close Temporarily As Nurses Go On Strike Over Fair Pay
• Families Hold Vigil For Child Victims Of Gun Violence In Chicago, Call For Solutions
• Man Fires Shots At Officers During Barricade In Calumet City, Police Say
• Hollywood Movie, TV Workers Reach Deal With Producers to Avert Strike
• Officials Say New Funding Will Advance Replacement Of Water Lines In Benton Harbor, Where Elevated Lead Levels Have Drawn Comparisons To Flint
• Revolution Play To 2-2 Draw With Chicago Fire FC
• Two People Taken To The Hospital After Being Shot In Kennedy Township
• 2 Crashes On I-35W Leave 1 Dead
• Karen Bass Officially Kicks Off Her Run For Mayor Of Los Angeles At Saturday Event
• Start Of Bruins Season Brings More Business To Sports Bars Near TD Garden
• Blackhawks Fail To Recover From Slow Start, Lose To Penguins
• Red Stars Beat Kansas City In Home Finale
• Medrán, Aliseda Score, Fire Tie With Revolution
• Police Investigating Shooting In South Los Angeles
• Bennett Notches Hat Trick, Florida Easily Tops Islanders
• Four First Period Goals Power Penguins To 5-2 Victory Over Chicago In Home Opener
• COVID Vaccination Count in San Mateo County Revised Down Due to Data Error
• Robert Durst Hospitalized With COVID-19, His Lawyer Says
• Queens Residents Want Local Bar Shut Down, Saying Patrons Urinate On Their Property, Leave Mess On Streets
• Proposed I-880 Overpass, Street Extension in San Jose Draws NIMBY Resistance
• Marchand Scores 2 Goals For Bruins In 3-1 Win Over Stars
• 2 Pedestrians Shot And Injured In South Minneapolis
• Studios reach deal with film and TV crews to avoid looming strike
• Nemechek's Xfinity Win In Texas Leaves Final 4 Spots Open
• Central Park Carousel Reopens After Pandemic Closure
• Mike Sullivan Becomes The Winningest Head Coach In Pittsburgh Penguins History
• Lower East Side Residents Protest Construction Of New Luxury Buildings
• Veterans Ride Horses Across Manhattan To Raise Suicide Awareness
• Community Leaders, Advocacy Groups Launch 'Boycott Black Murder' Campaign To End Gun Violence
• Showdowns Loom As Police, Prison Guards, Airport Workers Resist Vaccines
• NYPD: Jose Ramos, 56, Killed In Cypress Hills Hit-And-Run
• Hilinski's Two TD Passes Push Northwestern Over Rutgers
• Water Pressure Falls To Half Normal Levels Amid Ongoing Water Crisis In Dixmoor
• Firefighters Deal With Aftermath Of Brannan Island Fire
• Gov. Walz Celebrates Pheasant Hunting Opener
• Fan N'ATion Beer Pong Championship Results
• Ducker's 210 Yards Rushing Leads NIU Past Bowling Green
• Man, 34, Stabbed While Being Robbed By 3 Men In Stockton
• Artist Nate Baranowski Uses Chalk Art To Bring Halloween Festivity To Howard Street In Rogers Park
• 18 Inmates Of Washington County Jail Quarantined Following Positive COVID-19 Tests
• Martinez, Devers Slam Astros In Game 2 As Red Sox Even ALCS
• Penguins Fans Excited To Return To PPG Paints Arena For Home Opener
• 'There Are People Who Know Who Shot Our Children': Twin Cities Community Demand Answers
• Philadelphia Police Officer, Civilian Involved In Crash In Kingsessing, Police Say
• A Dad Who Traveled 1,200 Miles For Covid-19 Care Is Finally Going Home. Here's What He Wants You To Know
• Philadelphia's Furry Friends Celebrate Howl-O-Ween
• Two Firefighters Injured While Battling Duplex Fire In Lawrenceville
• Blue Angels Jet Makes Emergency Landing At Great Colorado Air Show
• Marijuana Social Equity Fair Seeks To Level The Playing Field For Communities Of Color
• City Officials, Community Leaders Hit Streets To Urge People To Get First COVID-19 Shots, Boosters, And Flu Shots
• Fundraising Concert Held As Pastor Pushes To Open Mental Health Center On City's South Side
• 'We Got Banged Bad:' Freedom Hit Hard During Saturday Morning's Storms
• Colorado Extends Arizona Skid To 18 Games With 34-0 Shutout
• Series of asteroids bigger than Egypt's pyramids is passing by Earth
• Pennsauken High School Hosts Saturday Football After Game Moved Due To Several Fights Last Friday
• Man, Pregnant Woman & Baby Killed In Crash Along Highway 360; Police Investigating
• Baltimore County Urges People To Get Vaccinated With Super Weekend Flu Clinic
• Kenny Pickett Leads Pitt To 28-7 Win Over Virginia Tech
• Hikers Discouraged From Climbing Kit Carson Peak While Rescuers Try To Recover Madeline Baharlou-Quivey's Body
• Traffic Backed Up On Northbound I-25 Due To Semi Crash At Eastbound I-70 Ramp
• Adult, Child Seriously Injured In Apartment Fire In Aurora
• Security Lines Easing Slightly As Denver International Airport Urges Travelers To Allow Plenty Of Time
• No One Hurt After Shots Fired Inside Plymouth Movie Theater
• Christopher Leary Receives Life Sentence For Murder Of Fiancée's Mother
• Attorney General Letitia James Sues Cemetery Monument Companies Accused Of Scamming Dozens Of New Yorkers
• 15-Year-Old Boy Shot In The Leg In North Minneapolis
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued For Parts Of New York, New Jersey
• Wrong-Way Driver Cited For DUI In Multiple Crashes On I-25 Early Saturday
• Boston Police Cruiser, Sedan Collide In Early Morning Crash In Roxbury
• N.Y. health officials investigating cluster of Legionnaires' disease cases
• American Airlines Plane Blows Tires On Runway Leaving Flights Diverted And Runways Closed At Regan National
• Bear Captured Frolicking In The Snow At Roxborough State Park
• Flash Flooding: Second Body Recovered After Vehicle Swept From Texas Bridge
• Inside SoCal: 10/17 Wrap-Up
• National Weather Service Confirms 2 Tornadoes In Beaver County
• Recent Lawrence High School Fights Prompt City Officials To Convene For Emergency Meeting
• Bill Clinton Expected To Be Released From UCI Medical Center Sunday
• Pandemic Points Up Need to Diversify Lake Tahoe Tourist Economy
• 3 Accused Of Stealing Elderly Woman's Purse At Upper West Side Movie Theater
• CDC Issues New Covid-19 Guidance For The Holiday Season
• Lamar Jackson's No. 8 Retired At The University Of Louisville
• Robert Durst hospitalized with COVID, his lawyer says
• J.D. Martinez, Rafael Devers Make MLB History After Both Crush Grand Slams In Game 2 Of ALCS
• No. 12 Oklahoma State Rallies Late, Beats No. 25 Texas 32-24
• Steelers Activate Tackle Zach Banner, Place JuJu Smith-Schuster On Injured List
• Rolling Meadows Woman Charged With First Degree Murder After Shooting That Left Man Dead
• Chicago Inspector General Submits Report On Investigation Into Anjanette Young Raid To Mayor's Office, Multiple City Departments
• Overnight Closure Planned For Pa. Turnpike Between Allegheny Valley And Monroeville Exits
• Bruins Will Wear 'Jimmy 11' Decals In Honor Of Late Jimmy Hayes
• Driver Dies In Single-Vehicle Crash On Julia Tuttle Causeway
• Gophers Dominate First Half, Defeat Huskers 30-23
• Police: 1 Deputy Killed, 2 Wounded In Ambush At Texas Bar
• Somerset Firefighters Searching Taunton River For Missing Boater
• Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony In Montgomery County Celebrated Reopening Of The Germantown Public Library
• Camden County Unveils Statue Of Boxing Legend Arnold 'Jersey Joe Walcott' Cream
• Man Shot By Grand Prairie Officers After Ramming Into Police Vehicles
• Ally To Venezuelan Leader Nicolas Maduro Extradited To US On Money Laundering Charges
• Inaugural Penn Relays 5K Fills Gap Left By Pandemic Delay
• More Than 240 Runners Complete 150-Mile Relay From Pittsburgh To Maryland On Great Allegheny Passage
• Three Teenagers Critically Wounded At Halloween House Party In Whittier
• Judge Refuses To Seal Records And Proceedings In Custody Case Involving U.S. Senate Candidate Sean Parnell
• Father Who Traveled 1,200 Miles For COVID-19 Care Is Finally Going Home
• Pleasant Hill Police Ask Public for Help Finding Stabbing Suspect
• Ohio House Democrats Call For Action On Legislation Removing Time Limits For Sexual Assault Victims To File Lawsuits
• Severe Thunderstorms And Tornado Warnings Lead To Upended Trees, Storm Damage In Southwestern Pa. Counties
• Alameda Police Seek Person of Interest in Friday Night Shooting
• Study Ranks Pennsylvania In The Top 20 'Safest States' During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• 7 Horses Killed In Crash Near Wadena
• Philadelphia Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Warnings Issued As Storms Move In
• Shooting In Overbrook Under Investigation, Philadelphia Police Say
• NASA's Asteroid Hunter Lucy, Built In Colorado, Soars Into Sky With Diamonds
• A stench has been lingering over a city and residents say it's making them sick
• In-Person, Halloween-Themed Tours Of Pitt's Nationality Rooms Happening Next Week
• Report: COVID-19 Underscores Need To Diversify Tahoe Tourist Economy
• Tri-County Health Investigating After Deer Trail School District Parents Claim Mask Mandate Is Being Ignored
• Crash Debris Damages Arapahoe County Sheriff's Vehicle On I-70
• Popular Safari Park Stripped Of Accreditation
• Temple Grandin Talks About New Book, Working With Children With Autism
• Penguins Say Matheson, Rust Out For Tonight's Game Against Blackhawks; Crosby 'Progressing' After Wrist Surgery
• Ex-Washington employees call on NFL sponsors to pressure league to release investigation findings
• Broncos Celebrating Mike Shanahan's Coaching Contributions
• Fullerton Police Say They Recovered Loaded Stolen Handgun, Nitrous Oxide
• Santa Rosa's Popular Safari West Wildlife Preserve Stripped of Accreditation
• Ocean County Man Charged After Supplying Heroin, Fentanyl To Man Who Overdosed, Police Say
• COVID-19 Vaccine Exemption Bill Passes West Virginia House
• CDC Issues New COVID-19 Guidance For Holiday Season
• 24-Year-Old Sets New American Record During Women's 10K Race In Boston
• New Video Shows Woman With Red Gas Can Inside Store Before Fire At Brooklyn Yeshiva
• New Belgium creates "Torched Earth" beer that taste like climate change
• Illinois State Police Cruiser Struck By DUI Driver While Investigating Stolen Vehicle
• Man Shot, Killed In A Timonium Bowling Alley
• Boil Water Advisory Lifted For Borough Of Monaca
• Dodgers Set To Open NLCS Against Braves
• State Health Officials Urge Vaccinations as Flu Season Begins in Earnest
• Driver Charged With DWI In Hit-And-Run That Killed Pedestrian In North Bay Shore
• Man Stabbed Multiple Times In North Philadelphia: Police
• Charges Filed For Woman Who Stole, Crashed Ambulance On Near North Side
• Lancaster Mother Arrested After Allegedly Dropping Child Off At Stranger's Home
• 28-Year-Old Dead After Strawberry Mansion Shooting Friday Night, Police Say
• Statewide School Walkout In The Works Over Gov. Newsom's Vaccine Mandate
• Trader Joe's New Rocklin Store Set To Open Next Friday
• Young Siblings Make $35K Monthly By Mining Cryptocurrency. Here's How They Do It
• 2 Dead, Including Pittsgrove Township School Bus Driver, After Salem County Bus Crash
• Man, 70, Killed In Otsego Crash
• Multi-Vehicle Accident Snarls Traffic on Northbound I-880 in Oakland
• NYPD: Washington Heights Suspect Stole $9,000 From Victim's Car Before Opening Fire When Man Tried To Take Gun
• Sephora Launches Same-Day Delivery Service
• Semi Rolls Over, Kills Driver In Carlton County Crash
• Water Main Break That Forced Road Closures In Del Rey Repaired By DWP Crews
• Top News Stories You Might Not Have Heard About This Week
• COVID-19 Deaths Near 58,000 As Hospitalizations Drop
• Milpitas Police Engage In Gun Battle With Stolen Vehicle Suspect
• State Heads Off Debt Collectors On Overpayments Of Unemployment Aid
• Man Charged With Corpse Abuse After Allegedly Running Unlicensed Funeral Business
• Netflix Employee Fired in Wake of Chappelle Special Furor
• Gas Prices Rise In New Jersey, Around Nation Amid High Crude Prices
• Deliberations For Former DePaul Student Accused Of Assisting ISIS Resume Monday
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 936 New Cases Reported As Key Metrics Still Decline
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating After Man Shot In Leg In Homewood South
• Judge Rejects Challenge To 'Vaccine Passport' Ban
• Two Dead In Lancaster Crash
• David Boreanaz On 'SEAL Team' Becoming A Paramount+ Original: 'Get To Invest In Some Deeper Subject Matters, You Really Get The Plus Aspect Of It'
• Colorado Weather: Quiet And Mild Until The Next Storm Arrives Tuesday
• 1 deputy killed, 2 wounded in shooting at Houston bar
• Florida Looks To Cement Rule On Masks, Quarantining
• Susan G. Komen Race For The Cure Returns To South Florida
• CHP Reports Fatal Collision on Hwy 101 in San Jose
• New High-Tech Buoy Coming To Buzzards Bay
• Ed's Driveway: Jeep Grand Wagoneer
• Sunshine Saturday, Heating Up Before The Cold Front
• Leaders pay tribute to British lawmaker who was stabbed to death
• Chicago Police Warning Residents Of Recent Carjackings In South Shore
• Foligno's Late Goal Gives Wild 2-1 Win Over Ducks
• Minneapolis Man Dies In Early Morning Crash In Fridley
• Thomas Kahlbaugh Charged In Scuffle Over Mask Mandate At School Board Meeting
• 4 Your Community: Boston Children's Museum
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: Oct. 16, 2021
• Chicago Weather: Chilly Start To A Sunny Week
• At Least 1 Dead In Long Island Legionnaires' Disease Outbreak
• NASA launches billion-dollar asteroid probe on a 12-year mission
• San Francisco Restaurant Week, Eat Drink SF Give Industry Much-Needed Boost
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Another Summer-Like Day, Severe Weather Risk Saturday Afternoon
• Woman Raped On El Train In Upper Darby While Others Stood Around And 'Did Nothing,' Police Say
• Woman Arrested, Facing Homicide Charges Following Deadly Shooting In Sheraden
• Islamic State claims Afghanistan mosque bombing that killed 47 people
• Autumn Merrick, Killed In Crash During Downtown Minneapolis Shootout, Honored By Youth-Led Bakery She Helped Found
• San Mateo Reaches $450,000 Settlement Agreement With Housing Group
• Buses Replace BART Service Between South Hayward, Union City Stations During Weekend Track Work
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/16 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Direct Flights Between SFO and Dublin, Ireland Resume for 1st Time Since Pandemic
• 'THIS IS HOME': Watch Zach Ertz's Emotional Goodbye To Philadelphia After Being Traded To Cardinals
• Pittsburgh Weather: Afternoon Rain Chances After Morning Rounds Of Severe Weather
• NYPD: Woman Caught On Camera Pouring Gasoline, Setting Fire At Brooklyn Yeshiva In Possible Bias Crime
• 'This Was Not A Suicide': New Evidence In Death Of Ellen Greenberg, Philadelphia Teacher Found Stabbed 20 Times
• Man Fatally Shot In Roseland
• Philadelphia Police Officer Wayne Arnold Arrested For Allegedly Choking Woman Unconscious
• Driver Taken To Hospital After Crashing Car Over Embankment Along Rt. 51 In Fayette County
• Man Arrested In Lincoln Square Burglary
• Hey Ray! Hidden Colors In The Leaves
• 2 CPD Officers, Woman Taken To Hospital After West Side Hit-And-Run
• Steelers Launching Fireworks Program To Make Sure Fans Get Into Heinz Field In Time For Kickoff
• Man Hospitalized After SUV Rolls Down Hillside Near Steelers Facility On South Side
• State Representative Matt Dowling Remains Hospitalized After Car Crash
• Federal Highway Administration Concurs With PennDOT's Ideas To Close Funding Gap
• Man Facing Charges In Connection With Bethel Park Burglary Attempt
• CMU Trustee Who Flew To Space Wants To Make Space Travel Accessible For Everyone
• Correa's HR Helps Astros Top Red Sox 5-4 In ALCS Opener
• The Fiery Lava Rock of Pele - Legends Of The Hidden Temple
• Don't Lose Your Head - Killer Camp
• Howie Mandel & Friends: Don't Sneeze on Me
• Greg Proops 7 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Summer School: Chapter Eleven - DC's Stargirl
• Nightmare in National City - Supergirl
• The Need for Speed - DC's Legends Of Tomorrow
• Loose Tooth - Batwoman
• Christmas Day - Coroner
• There's No I In Team, or Whatever - Legacies
• Monkeys, Donuts and X-Men - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• The Testimony of the Executed Man - Nancy Drew
• Heather Anne Campbell 5 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Gary Anthony Williams 7 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Episode 204 - World's Funniest Animals
• Episode 202 - World's Funniest Animals

Videos from October 16, 2021

• #LindasStory
• Violence outreach team hopes to prevent crime in Minneapolis
• Man at the center of Navy corruption scandal speaks
• U.K. police call the murder of lawmaker David Amess a terrorist attack
• U.S. to pay family members of victims from botched Kabul drone strike
• Police unions and city officials across U.S. clash over vaccine mandates
• U.S. consumer prices reach 13-year-high as supply chain woes continue
• Supply chain disruptions impact school lunch programs across the U.S.
• Netflix fires employee who allegedly leaked information about Dave Chappelle's recent special "The Closer"
• Local Matters: Prominent Democrats stump for McAuliffe in Virginia governor's race
• Political and economic turmoil deepens in Lebanon ahead of meeting on 2020 Beirut port explosion investigation
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 10/17/2021
• Self-driving Waymo cars pile up on dead-end San Francisco street
• The Dish: Simon Rogan on his award-winning restaurant, L'Enclume
• National Comedy Center celebrates "I Love Lucy" 70th anniversary
• Carole Hopson on new book and inspiring a new generation of flyers
• Former Washington Football Team employees petition NFL to release full investigation findings
• Intentionally foul beer created to highlight a growing threat of climate change
• A look back at the takeover of Alcatraz Island
• Fatal stabbing of British lawmaker David Amess declared a terrorist incident
• Former President Clinton remains hospitalized after infection
• Democrats struggle to reduce Biden's spending plan
• FDA advisers back booster shots for Johnson & Johnson recipients