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Articles from October 19, 2021

• SF Fire Crews Battle 2-Alarm House Fire In Nob Hill
• Stockton Shooting Victim Speaks After Returning Home From Hospital
• SFMTA: 275 Employees Yet To Comply With COVID Vaccine Mandate, Warns Of Possible Disruptions
• Feds, Police Charge 18 People With Drug Trafficking In San Francisco Tenderloin District Following Joint Operation
• Curry, Warriors Stun James, Lakers In Season Opener, 121-114
• Ticketholders To Filipino Festival FAHMfest Find Empty Parking Lot In San Pedro
• Bicyclist Killed In Hit-And-Run Collision In Fairfield
• Lakers Lose To Warriors 121-114
• One Shot In Beverly Hills Robbery Outside Restaurant
• In-N-Out Burger in Fight with San Francisco Health Officials Over Vax Protocols
• Man, 74, Accused Of Vandalizing Olivehurst Church
• Shipping Container Crushes Car in Wilmington
• Wild Surge Beat Jets 6-5 In OT On Eriksson Ek's Hat Trick
• Rookie Dahlen Scores Twice, Sharks Blank Canadiens, 5-0
• Road Rage Suspect Taken Into Custody Following Pursuit
• Man Charged With Murder In Gunfight-Turned-Crash That Killed Autumn Merrick, 18
• San Francisco Reverses Ban On Collecting Data On Sexual Orientation Of City Workers
• Stray Bullets Hit Daycare, Multiple Homes In Brooklyn Park
• Thieves Steal Your Identity To Get Rental Cars, And You Get Stuck With The Bills
• Chicago Weather: Another Mild Day
• 'Best Small Cities In America': 8 Massachusetts Communities Make The Top 20 List
• Amazon Driver Charged With Child Porn After Allegedly Wearing Wig, Taking Pictures In Wrentham Outlets Bathroom
• Hours Later, Fire At Boulder Apartment Complex Still Smolders
• Boston To Remove Tents At 'Mass And Cass' Homeless Encampments; Public Health Crisis Declared
• Pittsburgh Penguins Celebrate Greatness Of Broadcaster Mike Lange During Special Night
• 6-Year-Old Girl Shot On West Englewood Porch, Suffers Graze Wounds
• West Town Pizzeria Owner Couldn't Open This Past Weekend Due To Labor Shortage, And He's Far From Alone With The Problem
• Parkland Families Say They Want The Death Penalty
• Bucks Begin Title Defense With Victory Over Nets
• Portage Park Woman Says Her Block Has Been Left In The Dark, After Streetlights Were Taken Out For Water Main Work And Never Replaced
• Blackhawks Outshoot Islanders In First Period, But End Up Losing Home Opener
• Devils Deal Kraken Loss Ahead Of Seattle's Home Opener
• LA City Council Presented With Motion To Suspend Ridley-Thomas
• Questions Raised After Unmasked NYPD Officer Pushes Masked Commuter Out Of Subway Station
• Hip-Hop Improv Show 'Freestyle Love Supreme' Returns To Broadway
• St. Paul Parents Fighting Back Against Plan To Close 5 District Schools
• Fmr. SF Public Utilities Commission GM Harlan Kelly Charged With Bank Fraud In Bribery, Corruption Scandal
• Family, Monks From Around Country Gather At Buddhist Temple To Remember Jessica Vilaythong, Bank Teller Stabbed To Death In River North
• Upper Darby Mayor Unveils Plan To Resolve Battle Over Control Of Summer Stage
• Eligible New Jersey Residents Urged To Get COVID Booster Shot
• NYS Democratic Party Chairman Jay Jacobs Apologizes For Comments About Buffalo Mayoral Primary Winner India Walton
• With Natural Gas Prices Rising, What Are Efficient Ways To Keep Out The Cold?
• CTA Orange, Green Line Service Partially Halted, Loop 'L' Trains Snagged After Man Jumps In Front Of Train At Roosevelt, Dies
• Multiple Vehicles Wrecked In Chaotic Crash In Englewood
• Teen, 15, Shot Near Minneapolis Park While Sibling Played In Youth Football Game
• UM Study: Younger Kids Hooked On Social Media
• CPD Says 21 Officers Not Being Paid After Defying City's COVID Vaccine Mandate; Illinois FOP Castigates Mayor Lightfoot After Reports That She's Trying To Find Replacement Officers
• FDA Expected To Approve J&J, Moderna Covid Booster Shots, 'Mix and Match' Doses
• Push For State To Require Teaching Of Asian American History In Public Schools
• 'Part Of Us Died With Her,' Ja'Nyi Weeden's Cousin Tells WJZ
• Baltimore County Police Investigating Series Of Attempted ATM Thefts
• Unemployed Workers Union Continue Push For Unpaid Benefits
• Haiti Kidnappings: 5 West Michiganders Among Victims, 4 Of Them Children
• Jimmie, Possibly The Oldest Living Male Giraffe In The World, In 'Hospice Care' At Plumpton Park Zoo
• FBI Report Details 'Alarming' Rise In Attacks On Law Enforcement
• Anne Arundel County Public Schools Facing Staffing Shortages
• Alex Cora Gets Heated With Umpire Laz Diaz After Terrible Strike Three Call
• Annapolis Couple Indicted On National Security Charges In West Virginia
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Continue to Drop
• BAMN! Announces To Sue Gov. Whitmer, DPSCD, To Mandate School Vaccines
• Man Robs 16-Year-Old Girl At Knifepoint At SEPTA Station, Police Say
• California Drought: Gov. Newsom Declares Expanded Drought Emergency, Calls For Statewide Conservation
• MDHHS Reports 101 New COVID-19 Outbreaks In Schools, 25 In Macomb County
• Days May Be Numbered For Controversial Thomas Fallon Statue In San Jose
• Barkov Breaks Tie In 3rd, Panthers Defeat Lightning 4-1
• Hagerstown Man Charged After Discharging Fire Extinguisher In Theatre, Stealing Movie Posters
• Steinberg Among 4 CA Mayors Backing Sports Betting Ballot Measure To Help Homeless
• 'Going To Have A Great Game': Von Miller Vows To Put Pressure On Himself
• Suspect Charged In Connection With Gas Explosion At Dallas Apartment Complex
• VA Provides Veterans Experiencing Homelessness With Showers, Meals At Mini Tent City
• Amid Fight Over Redistricting, Texas Legislature's 3rd Special Session Ends With Passage Of Bipartisan Bills
• City Council Approves Adding Speed Bumps To More Sacramento Neighborhoods
• University Of Delaware Hosts Campus Safety Event On Gender-Based Violence Following Arrest Of Brandon Freyre
• Significant Storms Coming To Drought-Parched Northern California; Fire Season May Be Ending
• Suspect Arrested After Hostage Situation In Thornton
• Pittsburgh Penguins' Sellout Streak Comes To An End After 633 Games
• Frisco Prepares To Launch Program To Help Alleviate Housing Crisis
• 17-Year-Old Shot, Critically Injured While Playing With Guns In Olney Basement, Police Say
• Gov. Newsom Extends Drought Emergency Declaration Statewide
• New Parking Structure Opens At LAX
• Racism Declared A Public Health Crisis In New York City
• 'You Will Die:' Jovan McPherson Charged With Shooting CPD Officer, Kidnapping Woman In Lincoln Park
• 2-Year-Old Chicago Lawn Girl Suffered Burns, Bruises Before She Died, Police Say
• 'Groundhog Day': Zack Greinke Chased Early, As Astros' 'Recurring Nightmare' Strikes Again
• Dodgers Beat Braves Overcoming Three-Run Deficit
• Manatee Deaths Rise In Florida As Pollutants Kill Seagrass
• COVID: Low Turnout For Booster Shots Has Santa Clara County Officials Concerned
• Theranos Trial: Former Product Manager Says How Failures Were Hidden During Demos
• Speed-Loving Los Gatos Teen Competing In Formula 4 US Championship In Texas
• Storm Systems Building In Pacific; Potent Atmospheric River Bearing Down On Bay Area
• Woman In Critical Condition After Being Struck By Sanitation Truck In Dyker Heights, Brooklyn
• Smoke Billowed From Apartment Fire In Boulder Hours After It Started
• LA City Workers May Get Two Extra Months To Comply With Vaccine Mandate
• Siena College Poll Finds Gov. Kathy Hochul In Lead In Potential Democratic Primary For New York Governor
• Deputy-Involved Shooting in Rosemead
• Over $1 Billion In Sports Bets Placed In New Jersey In September
• Baltimore County Releases New Opioid Overdose Data Dashboard
• Farmer Says His Future Depends On Vote By Farmers Branch City Council On Grass Height
• San Francisco, Tourism Industry Offer Cash Rewards To Stop Auto Burglary Fencing Operations
• Haiti Gang That Kidnapped U.S. Missionaries Seeks $1 Million Ransom Per Person
• No Sentence Reduction For Man Convicted In 2015 Prophet Muhammad Cartoon Contest Attack In Garland
• Calum Scott Throws Out Ceremonial First Pitch For Red Sox, Who've Adopted 'Dancing On My Own' As Playoff Anthem
• Pitt Faculty Members Vote To Unionize, Forming One Of The Largest New Unions In U.S.
• Absentee Ballots Widely Available For Connecticut Voters In Upcoming Municipal Elections
• Suspect Arrested In Death Of Man At Newport Pier
• 'Survivor' Contestant Michelle Yi Stabbed, Beaten In Santa Monica; Woman In Custody
• Huntington Beach Harbor Closes Due to Sewage Spill
• Emergency Responders Work Together To Free Puppy Stuck In Bathtub Drain
• MTA Enforcing Mask Use On Mass Transit, Distributing Thousands Of Free Masks Throughout System
• San Leandro Police Search For 73-Year-Old Woman Missing For Nearly A Week
• Fallen Branch Kills Hiker At Mohican State Park In Ohio
• 'Facing A Ticking Clock': Crews Prep Caldor Fire Burn Scar Ahead Of Anticipated Storms
• On A Positive Note: Man Who Suffered Massive Heart Attack Meets First Responders Who Saved His Life
• Water Pressure Problems Persist In Dixmoor, Boil Order Remains In Effect
• 4-Month-Old Girl Was Killed In Act Of Child Abuse In South Shore, Officials Say
• 2020 Was The Second-Driest Year In California History
• Harris Argues For Biden Climate Agenda At Sinking Lake Mead
• First lunar samples in over 45 years key to moon's history
• A Week After Mass Shooting, Seventh Street Truck Park Reopens In St. Paul
• New Questions About Pittsburgh Police Tasing Incident That Resulted In Death Of Man
• Oakdale Mother Arrested After Young Daughter Got Zip Tie Stuck Around Her Neck
• Indoor Mask Order To Begin Wednesday In Larimer County
• Hollywood Bowl Announces Change in Ticket Prices For 2022 Season
• Colorado Springs Student Says She Was Forced To Tape Mask To Face At School
• RWJBarnabas Health Fires Less Than 1% Of Employees Over COVID Vaccine Mandate
• Rob Gill Is On A Mission To Keep Traditional Indigenous Mortician Care Alive
• Adams County Announces Intent To Leave Tri-County Health Department
• Gov. Kathy Hochul 'Aggressively' Pushing For COVID Vaccination Sites At Schools
• Devan Schreiner Officially Charged With Murdering Longmont Mail Carrier Jason Schaefer
• 'People Have Shown Up': Nurse's Plea For Break Room Upgrade Receives Overwhelming Community Response
• CBS4 Nat Moore Trophy Profile: Miami Central High Safety Alfonzo Allen
• Want To Make Sure You Have Your Holiday Gifts On Time? Start Shopping Now, Retailers Say
• Vitalant Calls On Coloradans To Donate Blood: 'It's Serious'
• After More Than 280 Days In Westchester County Hospitals, COVID-19 Long Hauler Finally Goes Home
• 'My Church Is Praying For Them' But Haitian Pastor Living In Detroit Wants American Kidnapping To Shine Light On Haitians Plight In Haiti
• Garfield Park Little League Coaches Say State Bureaucracy Is Standing In The Way Of Renovating Their Field, And Kids Are Losing Out
• Colorado State University's Panacea Life Sciences Cannabinoid Research Center Studies Natural Alternatives To Medicine
• Jeffco Sheriff's Deputies Looking For Food Truck Stolen From Littleton Home
• Authorities Searching For A Missing Woman Last Seen in West Hollywood
• Racism Declared A Public Health Crisis In New York City
• Racism Declared A Public Health Crisis In New York City
• Online Sports Betting And Gambling Begins In Connecticut
• Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz Announces Bid For Re-Election
• Supply Chain Issues: Port Of Oakland Officials Issue Plea For More Cargo Ships To Unload
• Authorities Head To Lockport In Search For Stacy Peterson, Long-Missing Fourth Wife Of Drew Peterson, But Her Sister Is Told Nothing Was Found
• William Jones Pleads Guilty To Murdering Girlfriend On Red Lake Indian Reservation
• Drought Emergency: Bay Area Outpacing Most Of State In Water Conservation
• Back To Business As Usual For Some In North Dallas Where Tornado Ripped Through 2 Years Ago
• Campaign 2021: Republican Blakeman Says He Can Pull Off Upset Against Popular Democrat Curran In Nassau County Executive Race
• AHN, UPMC Not Mandating COVID-19 Vaccines For Organ Transplant Patients
• Oklahoma ACLU files lawsuit against ban on critical race theory
• New Castle Area School District Implements Zero-Tolerance Policy For Threatening Behavior By Students Or Parents
• Former State Air Regulator, UC Davis Prof Nominated For Exec Role At Federal Highway Agency
• Sacramento Kings Announce New Luxury High-Rise Just Blocks Away From Golden 1 Center
• Hundreds Of Bottles Of Wine Shattered When Driver Plows Into West Ridge Convenience Store
• LA City Council Approves Motion to Expand Skid Row Clean Team Citywide
• Mayoral Candidates Take Issue With Apparent Failures Of De Blasio's Vision Zero Initiative, Offer Solutions To Improve Street Safety
• Massive Dive Operation To Recover Cars From Fort Worth Lakes Could Help Solve Cold Cases
• Gabrielle Giffords Brings Gun Violence Memorial To Exposition Park
• Student, Brother In Custody After Shooting Near Lincoln High School Leaves Man Dead, 16-Year-Old Injured, Police Say
• Home Battery Storage Walls Growing In Popularity, And Utilities Are Working With Customers To Utilize Them
• Philadelphia School District Warns Of Shift To Virtual Learning If SEPTA Strike Occurs
• Baltimore County Public Schools, County Officials, To Honor Amy Caprio With Unity Playground
• Boeing zeros in on cause of Starliner launch scrub
• Aurora Fire Rescue Crews Visit Complex Where Adult, Child Were Injured Over The Weekend
• Chicago Park District Employees To Show Proof Of Vaccination By December 15
• Parkland Survivor Anthony Borges Prepares To Be In Court For Plea Hearing
• Man Wanted For Armed Robbery Arrested After 7-Hour Standoff In Boston
• Slain Hollywood Police Officer Yandy Chirino's Family, Friends Devastated Beyond Belief
• Two Dead Following Fire In Canoga Park
• Michigan city needs $11.4M for lead pipe replacement amid water crisis
• Nastaaja Johnson Uses Aerial Arts To Train Young Hearts And Minds In Minneapolis
• Howard County Awarded $7.7M More In Rental & Utility Aid
• NLCS Game 3 Preview: How The Dodgers Can Turn It Around
• Family, Advocate Say New Rules Easing Visitation Restrictions Give Hart Island A Much More Welcoming Feel
• Denver Breaks Ground On Affordable Housing Project For Homeless Residents
• Prosecutors Outline Close Working Relationship Between John Dougherty, Bobby Henon In Corruption Trial
• Gov. DeSantis: Florida's Ports Are Open, Could Help With The Supply Chain Problem
• State Auditor: St. Paul School Lost $4.3 Million In Risky Hedge Fund Investment
• Open For Business: PopQuiz Computers Helping Customers Deal With Unwanted Surprises Technology Sometimes Brings
• Man Killed In Single-Car Ham Lake Crash
• Keller @ Large: Poll Shows 'Defunding The Police' Is Political Loser In Boston
• Civilian Complaint Review Board: Dozens Of NYPD Officers Should Be Disciplined For Misconduct During Black Lives Matter Protests Last Year
• Officials Say Lack Of Crossing Guards In New Jersey Town Is Creating Public Safety Issues
• Parkland School Gunman Nikolas Cruz To Plead Guilty To Massacre On Wednesday
• From Red Carpet Runways To Hospital Hallways, Miami-Designer René Ruiz Designs Transplant Recovery Gowns For Patients
• Mayor Brandon Scott's Fall 'Clean Where You Live' Scheduled For Saturday, Oct. 23
• COVID Vaccine 'Mix-And-Match' Study Finds Moderna Booster After J&J Single-Shot Produced Major Increase In Antibodies
• $2,000 Reward Offered For More Information In Westminster Apartment Building Fire
• Check Out The Jordan Brand 'Baltimore Crab' Shoes Specially Designed For Carmelo Anthony
• State Attorney General Ashley Moody, FDLE Shut Down Fake COVID-19 Driver License Websites
• Federal Regulators Expected To Authorize Mixing And Matching COVID-19 Booster Shots
• Efforts To Get Needed Supplies To Haiti Reach Obstacles As Unrest Continues
• SEPTA Riders Held Up Phones As Woman Was Raped On El Train In Upper Darby, Authorities Say
• Cowboys Safety Damontae Kazee Arrested For Alleged DWI In The Colony
• Mayor Brandon Scott Announces Plans To Reauthorize Three Tax Credits
• U.S. has 23% more flu cases this year than last, Walgreens says
• Liz Walker's 'Can We Talk' Program Helping Trauma Survivors Share Stories Of Pain, Loss And Healing
• Miya Marcano's Family Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Apartment Complex, Deceased Suspect
• 81-Year-Old Found Dead In Elmwood Park Home, Man Taken Into Custody
• Last Remaining Kmart In California To Close In December
• Brush Fires Burning Near 210 Freeway In Pasadena
• Pa. State Rep. Summer Lee Announces Bid For Congress
• Somerset County District Attorney Jeffrey Thomas Faces New Charges
• Fremont Police Arrest 24-Year-Old Suspect In Stabbing
• 2 Adults, 3 Children Hospitalized With Carbon Monoxide Poisoning In Brooklyn
• Miami-Dade AT&T Call Center Evacuated After Bomb Threat
• COPA Releases Body Camera Video Of Fatal Police Shooting Of Turell Brown In Englewood
• For Chicago Sky Superstar Candace Parker, Downtown Victory Rally Was A Dream Decades In The Making
• Police Find Body In Miramar While Looking For Missing Person
• Massachusetts Reports 1,888 New COVID Cases, 25 Additional Deaths
• Police: 2 Philadelphia Water Department Employees Involved In Shooting Following Crash In City Vehicle
• Fauci: Fully Vaccinated Adults Can Safely Gather With Kids For The Holidays
• Plane Headed To ALCS Game In Boston Crashes In Texas, No Serious Injuries Reported
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 3,899 New Cases, 64 Additional Deaths
• $500,000 Emergency Repaving Project 'All About Improving The Quality Of Life' Begins In Camden
• 3 Suspects Wanted In Armed Carjacking Outside Pharmacy In Philadelphia's Juniata Park: Police
• Benton Harbor Declares Emergency Over Lead; Governor Visits
• Criminal Charges Can Proceed Against Former Philadelphia Officer Who Pepper-Sprayed Protesters On Vine Street Expressway
• The CW Acquires Italian Drama "Leonardo" and Australian Comedy-Drama "Bump"
• Giant Display Teaches Important Lesson About Breast Cancer
• Fall River Convenience Store Owner Shot Dead; Homicide Investigation Underway
• Magic Johnson On Unvaccinated NBA Players: 'I'd Never Do That To My Teammates'
• Injured Nuggets Star Jamal Murray: 'I Can't Rush Time'
• 2 Found Hurt After Shooting Off Riverside Boulevard Near Sacramento River
• Zach Ertz's Mother Continuing Ertz Family Foundation's Commitment To Philadelphia
• Hepatitis A Outbreak In Pennsylvania Brings Reminder About Often Forgotten Vaccine
• Baltimore Man Convicted Of Felony Murder, Gang-Related Charges In Killing Of Bartender Sebastian Dvorak
• Detroit Police Seek Assistance Finding Suspects Wanted In Gas Station Shooting Leaving 2 Dead
• Police Searching For 4 Suspects Wanted In Kensington Shooting That Killed Man, Injured Woman
• 4 Horses Die At Southland Race Tracks In 4 Days
• Dallas Police Seek Suspect In Shooting On Sheridan Street
• 5-Month Old 'Fenway Baby' Becomes Crowd Favorite At Red Sox Game
• Ted Cruz Introduces Bill To Send Migrants To Cambridge, Martha's Vineyard And Nantucket
• Family Friend: Mother Of Missing NH Boy Elijah Lewis Said He Was Going To Live With Family In California
• Sheetz Raises Tuition Assistance For Employees to $5,250 Annually
• Serious Crash Reported On I-695 Near Pikesville
• Former Texas Nurse Convicted Of Capital Murder In Deaths Of 4 Heart Patients
• Ice Castles Returning To New Brighton This Winter
• Magnificent Mile: More Trouble For Area That Was Once A Crown Jewel Of American Retail
• Sen. Tina Smith To Vote Against Policing Ballot Question, Saying It 'May Well Move Us In The Wrong Direction'
• Survivors Of Plane Crash Near Houston Were Headed To Astros Game 
• Sacramento Zoo Welcomes New Capybara, Animal Known As Largest Rodent In The World
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 219 New Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Ambridge Mom Facing Murder Charges In Baby's Overdose Death
• Chris Sale Slated To Start ALCS Game 5, But Available Out Of Bullpen Tuesday Night
• Westbound I-94 Reopens After Fatal Crash In The Northwest Metro
• Mesquite To Invest In $60M Industrial Campus Off I-635
• Judge Clears Way For Student Refund Lawsuit In COVID Shutdown Case At University of Florida
• Instead Of Quarantine For Covid-exposed Students, Some Schools Are Trying Test-to-stay
• None Hurt After Crews Knock Down Fire At Duluth Homeless Encampment
• Pandemic Survey Shows Latinos In Colorado Faced Challenges Like Pay Cuts, Job Loss, Food Insecurity
• Baltimore Residents Invited To Share Feedback On City's Crime Reduction Efforts
• Colorado Coach Tad Boyle Implores Buffs Season Ticket Holders: Don't Sell Your Dec. 21 Tickets To Kansas Fans
• Montell Jordan To Perform At Sacramento Kings Home Opener On Friday
• America's troubled relationship with paid time off for dads
• Michigan Senate OKs Accounts For Private School Tuition
• 2 LAPD Officers, 4 Others Hospitalized After Downtown LA Crash
• Vitalant Blood Bank Reports Critical Shortage Of Type O Blood, Platelets; Bay Area Donors Needed
• FBI searches D.C. and New York homes of Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska
• Facebook Paying $4.75M Fine, $9.5M To Victims To Settle DOJ Discrimination Lawsuit
• Hogan Announces Low-Interest Loans Available For Those Impacted By Hurricane Ida
• The clock is already ticking on the next debt ceiling fight
• DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas tests positive for COVID-19
• What to buy from the Nordstrom holiday gift guide
• 'Unusual Situation': Why Gas Prices Are So Expensive - And How You Can Save Money
• Red Sox Have Given Fans Plenty To Cheer About At Fenway Park This Postseason
• Ellis County Child Sex Offender Who Violated Probation Rules Sentenced To 2 Consecutive Life Terms
• Arrest Made In Murder Of Baltimore Man Killed Over Neighborly Feud
• Study: Less Than 1% Of Defendants Whose Low-Level Charges Were Dropped By Mosby Went On To Commit More Serious Crimes
• Pricey Secondary Looks Like A Waste Of Money So Far For Denver Broncos
• Alex Murdaugh, charged with stealing $3M insurance payments, denied bond
• Florida Poised To Revamp Civics Education
• Evening Commute Could Be Difficult With Dodgers, Lakers Playing At Home
• North Texas Tax Consultant Pleads Guilty To $23M COVID-19 Relief Fraud
• Detroit Police Seek Male, Female Suspect In Connection To Non-Fatal Shooting
• Chicago Sky's WNBA Championship Parade And Rally
• Apple releases new MacBook Pro powered by new processors
• COVID: Marin Health Officials Urge Seniors To Get Booster Vaccine Shots As Holidays Loom
• Fmr. Substitute Teacher Pleads Guilty To 'Sextortion Scheme' Involving More Than 10 Minors
• Man Sitting In Vehicle Shot In San Francisco's Bayview Overnight
• Formula 1's CEO talks about expanding races to other U.S. cities
• 2 Businesses Shut Down By Allegheny County Health Department
• Body Of 2nd Missing Woman Found In Alpena Area
• Dallas Police Chase Ends With Stolen Car Suspect In Custody, No Injuries
• Local Family to Appear on Family Feud on November 5!
• West Valley Animal Shelter Dogs In Quarantine After Outbreak Of Canine Influenza
• Teen Dies After Being Run Over By Stolen Minivan Driven By Juvenile
• Miriam Sanchez, 77, Missing From Lincoln Heights Found Safe
• University Of North Dakota Aerospace School Halts Flights After Student Dies In Crash
• Maryland Women's Basketball Opens Season Ranked No. 4 In AP Poll; Men's Team Ranked No. 21
• Ravens LT Ronnie Stanley To Undergo Season-Ending Ankle Surgery
• Jet with 21 on board runs off runway, catches fire near Houston
• Washington State fires football coach for refusing COVID vaccine
• Feds reach settlement with Facebook over discrimination claims
• Passenger Sets Himself On Fire Aboard eBART Train at Antioch Station
• Bone Found In SUV Of Ohio Mom Stephanie Van Nguyen And 2 Kids Missing Since 2002
• Haitian gang demands $17 million to free kidnapped U.S. missionaries
• L.A. City Council Votes Unanimously To Crack Down On Street Racing Promotion
• Sacramento Homeowner Fatally Shoots Attempted Burglary Suspect
• Bashful Chance The Rapper Mum On Where He'll Get His Chicago Sky Championship Tattoo
• Florida School Quarantine Rule Could Be Extended
• Larson Surges As Others Stumble
• San Francisco Marina District Residents Fed Up With Brazen Crime Spree Hire Private Security
• Colin Powell Had Mixed Legacy Among Some African Americans
• Edgewood Man Charged With Murder In Deadly Harford County Shooting
• Lakers Legend Magic Johnson On Unvaccinated Players: 'I Would Never Do That To My Teammates'
• Products In Your Medicine Cabinet May Soon Be Getting More Expensive
• COVID In Denver: City Council Moves Forward With $400 Bonuses For Vaccinated Employees
• Bone found in SUV of missing mom and 2 kids
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Missing Girl, 13
• Man Injured In San Francisco SoMa Shooting
• Former Pennsylvania Health Secretary Rachel Levine Becomes First Openly Transgender Four-Star Officer
• Sonoma County Holding Town Hall On Spending Federal Stimulus Funds
• Modesto Man, 46, Killed In Chaotic Ceres Crash
• Overturned Tractor Trailer Crash Leads To Closure Of Inbound Lanes Of Parkway East, Prompts Major Traffic Delays
• Morgan State University Receives $3M In State Funds For School's First Endowed Professorships
• Florida, Hawaii, D.C. Removed From Chicago Travel Advisory; List Includes 45 States, 2 Territories
• New York City Proposes Putting Up 32-Foot 5G Wireless Technology Towers To Help Close Digital Divide
• This Virtual Minneapolis Took A Local High Schooler 770 Hours To Build
• Nearly 30 Million People Tuned In To See Thrilling End Of Patriots-Cowboys On CBS
• 17-Year-Old Killed, Another Injured In Browns Mills Shooting Outside Home
• Dr. Rachel Levine Becomes First Openly Transgender Four-Star Officer
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 543 Cases Reported, 14 New Deaths
• Ojai Unified School District Buildings, Preschool Vandalized With Anti-Mask Graffiti
• Diver finds 900-year-old sword on the Mediterranean seafloor
• Cooking Corner: Pumpkin Recipes
• Need A Vaccine? Baltimore City District Court Is Hosting A Free Clinic
• Southwest Airlines Scraps Plans To Put Some Unvaccinated Workers On Unpaid Leave In December
• Some Ballot Measures Create Controversy, Confusion
• Glass Bottle Attack In Chelsea Station Just The Latest Incident As Subway Crime Increases
• Woman Killed In Florida City Bus Stop Shooting
• Yankees Re-Sign Manager Aaron Boone To 3-Year Contract
• 2 Killed In Head-On Crash On Route 56
• MacKinnon Clears COVID Protocols, Could Play For Avs At Caps
• Suspect Arrested Trying To Steal ATM Out Of Bank On York Road
• COVID In Minnesota: 21 More Deaths Reported; State's Now Seen 40K Hospitalizations
• Unclaimed $100,000 Mass Cash Prize Bought In Framingham About To Expire
• Edgewood Man, 27, Charged With Manslaughter In Deadly Hit-And-Run
• Owings Mills Teen Wins 2021 Congressional Art Contest For Maryland's Second District
• Landlocked states with shark attacks
• Ahead Of Home Opener, Wild Top CBS Sports' NHL Power Rankings
• L.A. County Board Considers Expanding Mental Health Services For LGBTQ+ Jail Population
• Walters Art Museum Receives $463K Grant From The National Endowment For The Humanities
• LA City Council Considers Motion To Achieve Carbon Neutrality By 2030
• Flames Rip Through Mountain View Strip Mall; Force Evacuation Of Nearby Hotel
• 2nd Storm Of The Week Headed To NorCal; More Systems Lined Up Behind It
• Cheaper, sleeker hearing aids may hit drugstores next year
• Maryland Treasurer Nancy Kopp Stepping Down
• Gov. JB Pritzker Hopes To Lift Statewide Indoor Mask Mandate In Time For Holidays
• Denver Weather: Another Disappointing Storm Considering The Drought Situation
• Beach Boys Bringing Holiday Harmonies Tour To Treasure Island
• Broncos Alexander Johnson Out For The Season After Tearing Pectoral Muscle
• Overturned Big Rig Spills About 3,000 Gallons Of Antifreeze Onto Freeway
• Witness Helps Police Nab Five Suspected Marin Shoplifters
• Actor Nick Nolte Spotted Filming Movie In Philadelphia's Rittenhouse Section
• Several Injured In Multi-Vehicle Crash On I-79 Southbound Near Evans City
• Police Locate Leopoldo Alfaro, 72, Reported Missing In Long Beach
• Dundalk Man, 26, Dies In Motorcycle Accident
• Bemidji Police Seeking Public's Help Finding 2 Missing Teenagers
• Video Shows North Hills Hit-And-Run Crash Which Killed Infant Boy In Stroller
• 'Not Enough': Kareem Jackson Says Broncos Defense Needs To Do Better Job With Execution In Order To Be One Of The Best
• Biden meets with Democrats amid divisions over economic agenda
• Dallas Fugitive Alberto Mendoza Is 1 Of 2 On Texas Most Wanted List Recently Captured
• Astros Have To Hope Zack Greinke Can Pull Off A Miracle Vs. Red Sox In Game 4
• Police Encourage Reports Of Suspicious Activity After Teen Found With BB Gun At Millersville High School
• Florida Lawyer Who Represented George Zimmerman In Trayvon Martin Case Arrested
• Zumbrota Car Dealership Commercial Featured On 'Last Week Tonight'
• Wisconsin Senate To Vote On Longer Work Hours For Teens
• Man Killed, 2 Injured In Violent Gardena Crash
• Getting Ready For This Week's Stormy Weather
• University Of Denver To Require Flu Vaccine: 'We're Taking This Seriously'
• 2 Schools In Denver Targeted With Antisemitic Vandalism
• Mom, boyfriend arrested amid search for long-missing 5-year-old
• Gabby Petito's Parents Traveled To Wyoming To Bring Her Remains Home
• Rowdy Red Sox Fans Disrupt FS1 Postgame Show With A-Rod, David Ortiz At Fenway Park
• Film crew shot 30 hours of footage on trip to space station
• Domestic Abuse Project
• Police: Teenager Shot In Head, Left In Critical Condition In Strawberry Mansion
• Campbell Tries To Assess His Winless Lions
• Suspect Sought After Clerk Shot At Citrus Heights 7-Eleven
• Southbound Lanes Of I-79 Reopen After Truck Rollover
• Local Charity Issuing Grants To Help Fund Applied Behavioral Analysis For Kids With Autism
• Average American Has 5 Shortcut House Cleaning Hacks
• PTL Links: Oct. 19, 2021
• Walt Disney World Debuts "Genie" And "Genie+" Which Create Customized Daily Itineraries
• History Now Strongly Favors Red Sox To Beat Astros, Advance To World Series
• Child care facilities nationwide unable to retain staff, forcing closures
• Jason Korte Pleads Not Guilty To Possessing Explosives In Nederland
• Chance The Rapper Speaking At Sky's WNBA Championship Parade And Rally
• New Security Measures Planned In Old Sacramento Following Recent Gun Violence
• Sun Country Adds Nonstop Routes To 7 New Airports
• Semi Truck Catches Fire On I-90 Near Barrington Exit
• Jill Biden and nation's top educators on teaching during pandemic
• Shipping Containers That Spent Weeks Aboard Ships Stuck At Ports Now Being Dumped In Nearby Neighborhoods
• Red Sox Have More Grand Slams In ALCS History Than Any Other Team -- A Lot More
• True Crime: Mara Schiavocampo Tells Dr. Oz About The Shocking Allegations In Josh Duggar's Past
• Breast Cancer Survivor Urges Women To Talk To Doctors About Their Imaging, After Her Mammogram Didn't Go Far Enough
• Interested in bitcoin? Here's a new way to invest
• China's reported hypersonic missile test "an important surprise"
• Chicago police union boss urges officers to defy COVID vaccine mandate
• College Towns In Texas And Across U.S. Plan Challenge To 2020 Census Results
• Weather Blog: October Has The 'Hunter's Moon'
• Trump sues House January 6 committee to block release of documents
• Jill Biden on getting teachers fair pay: "It starts at the top"
• 'I'm Going To Donate It All': 5-Year-Old Sells His Pumpkins To Raise Money For Others
• Man Attacked, Robbed At Gunpoint Near Wicker Park
• Mountain lion tranquilized after school lockdowns in California
• Judge approves Kanye West's request to change name to "Ye"
• Consumers fear supply-chain snags will ruin holidays
• True Crime: Dr. Oz Asks Joey Jackson About The Evidence Uncovered In The Josh Duggar Investigation
• UPDATE: Alameda Businesses Fight Back Against Serial ADA Lawsuit Filer
• UPDATE: Mystery Hero Rescues Man Trapped In Burning Building In San Francisco
• Miami Police Ask For Help In Finding Missing Woman Yennyfer Rodriguez
• N. Korea test fires suspected submarine-launched ballistic missile
• Myeloma may have made Colin Powell more vulnerable to dying of COVID
• Dak Confident Calf Injury Won't Be An Issue As The Dallas Cowboys Enter Bye Week
• True Crime: Dr. Oz Takes A Closer Look At How Horrifying Accusations Against Former 19 Kids And Counting Star Josh Duggar
• Elijah McClain's family reaches settlement with city of Aurora
• Report: Feds May Allow Americans To Get Different COVID Booster Than Vaccine They First Received
• In Wake Of Hit-And-Run That Killed Deaf Father In Brooklyn, Questions Raised About Delays To Vision Zero Improvements On Atlantic Avenue
• Colombia responsible for rape and torture of journalist, court rules
• New York Weather: CBS2 10/19 Tuesday Morning Weather Headlines
• 25-Year-Old Man Shot In Both Legs While Driving In West Chatham
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cool Morning With Mid-Day Warm-Up
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured In Separate Falls During Phish Concert At Chase Center
• Casino Worker Gets 8 Months For Stealing $300K From Fortune Bay In Tower
• Texas Legislators Pass New Congressional Map Shoring Up GOP Power
• Chicago Weather: Another Warm, Sunny Fall Day
• Father Of 2's Dying Wish Sets Up Future Cancer Patients' Families With Healing Flats
• True Crime: Inside The Case Against Josh Duggar
• Allegheny County Police And Corrections Officers Unions Sue Over COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
• Hollywood Police Officer Found Dead In Car At Broward Mall On Same Day Another Officer Was Killed In Line Of Duty
• Report: FDA To Allow Americans To Mix And Match COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Doses
• 1 dead, 2 injured as fans fall from stands at Phish concert
• Port Authority Updates COVID-19 Vaccination Policy For Employees, Adds Cash Incentive
• Two People Sentenced To Prison For Roles In Deadly 2019 Sheraden Shooting
• Suspected Drug Dealer Pleads Guilty To Charges, Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison
• Heinz History Center Honors Freddie Lenn, Local Boxing Legend
• Survey: 36% Of People Age 18-35 In Pa. Moved Back In With Parents In Past Year To Save Money
• Texas lawmakers pass new congressional maps bolstering GOP

Videos from October 19, 2021

• January 6 panel votes to hold former Trump adviser Steve Bannon in criminal contempt
• 10/19: Red and Blue
• Haitian gang demands $17 million in ransom for abducted missionaries
• House January 6 committee unanimously votes to hold Steve Bannon in criminal contempt
• Pfizer COVID vaccine is effective at preventing hospitalization in kids and adults, CDC study finds
• FBI searches homes of Russian oligarch
• Diver finds 900-year-old sword in Mediterranean Sea
• Report says multiple failures led to devastating fire on Navy ship
• Steve Bannon faces contempt vote from January 6 panel
• Pfizer vaccine more effective in preventing hospitalizations in kids than in adults, study says
• Jet runs off runway and catches fire at Houston airport
• Biden meets with progressive and moderate Democrats to push for social and climate spending
• Haitian gang wants $17 million for missionary hostages
• FDA nears approval for mixing booster vaccines
• Steve Bannon faces crucial vote from House panel over insurrection investigation
• Climate deal faces challenges over spending
• FDA approval of COVID booster shots could potentially help immunocompromised Americans
• FDA considering authorization of mixing and matching COVID-19 vaccine boosters
• White House responds to former President Trump's lawsuit against January 6 committee
• Supply chain woes lead to an "everything shortage"
• Local Matters: Virginia's governor race in final stretch with two weeks left before Election Day
• John Grisham on latest thriller "The Judge's List"
• Parents struggle to find affordable child care, while day cares face staffing shortage
• Colin Powell's cancer history likely weakened his defenses against COVID-19, despite vaccination
• First lady Jill Biden on challenges teachers face today
• Legal expert discusses Steve Bannon's strategy against Capitol attack committee
• First lady on raising teacher pay
• Magic Johnson on unvaccinated players: "I would never do that to my teammates"
• WorldView: Police say deaths in Norway terrorist attack were not from bow and arrow
• John Dickerson reflects on Colin Powell's trailblazing life of service to his county
• Haitian gang reportedly seeking $17 million in ransom for abducted missionaries
• South Korea's military says North Korea has fired at least one submarine-launched ballistic missile
• 10/19: CBSN AM
• Report: FDA may allow mix-and-match approach for COVID-19 vaccine boosters