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Articles from October 20, 2021

• Man Arrested In Connection With Fatal Fairfield Hit-And-Run Crash
• Three-Alarm Fire Burns At Commercial Building In Arden Area
• LAPD Officer Accused Of Inappropriately Touching Deceased Woman's Body To Stand Trial On Felony Charge
• 'Tears Me Apart': 71-Year-Old Woman Fights City To Keep Home
• Dodgers On Brink Of Elimination After Braves Rough Up Urías, Dominate In Game 4
• Disappointed Dodgers Fans React To 9-2 Loss In Game 4 Of NLCS
• Caltrans Offering Cash To Clean Up Litter Along Highways
• Suspect In San Francisco DoorDash Child Kidnapping Case Indicted On Multiple Grand Jury Charges
• Barnes Has 36 As Kings Beat Portland 124-121
• Colorado Ranking Worse In COVID Cases As Dozens Of Other States Decline
• Mariposa Sheriff To Announce What Killed Family On Hike In Sierra National Forest
• Patrons of In-N-Out React to Upcoming Mandate
• Largest Tiny Home Village In California To Serve Unhoused Community Opening In Highland Park
• Police Activity Closes Several Lanes On I-25 Near Arapahoe Road
• Jose Martinez-Gallegos And Graciela Mosqueda Allegedly Stole Tools Worth $140,000, 8 Cars On Colorado's Front Range
• Dodgers 3B Justin Turner Suffers Season-Ending Hamstring Injury In Game 4 Defeat
• Arlington Police Officer Shoots, Kills Suspect Who Allegedly 'Drove Directly Towards Officer'
• UPDATE: Judge Denies Bail for Los Gatos Mom Accused of Hosting Drunken Teen Sex Parties
• San Francisco Leaders Celebrate Completing 1st Phase Of Geary Boulevard Safety Upgrades
• Vaccine Doubts Fuel Dr. Scott Jensen's Rise In Minnesota Governor Race
• 'Perfect Timing To Go': MEA Marking One Of The Busiest Travel Weekends Of The Fall
• Chicago Weather: Cool Changes
• Investigators Return To Scene Of Massive Fire At Boulder Apartment Complex
• Keller @ Large: Ted Cruz's Immigration Bill Latest Attempt To Demonize Massachusetts
• Runner Who Suffered Heart Attack During Boston Marathon Hopes To Come Back Stronger
• Mother Of Missing Boy Elijah Lewis, Boyfriend Plead Not Guilty To Charges In Case In New Hampshire Court
• 'It Was Flying At Everybody': Red Sox Fan Makes Incredible Catch After Bat Shatters
• Empty Buses To Test Use Of I-93 Breakdown Lane North Of Boston
• New York City Mayoral Candidates Eric Adams, Curtis Sliwa Meet For First Debate
• Popular New Hampshire Ice Castles Expanding For Ninth Season
• Pittsburgh Police Zone 3 Substation Coming To South Side Near East Carson Street
• Free Skateboarding Clinics Have Kids Flocking To Skate Park In Brooklyn
• NYPD Commissioner Says Unmasked Officer Caught On Video Pushing Masked Commuter Will Be Disciplined
• A Ride-Along With Minneapolis Police Shows How Staffing Shortages Have Officers Stretched Thin
• North Side Condo Building Residents Alarmed By Mail Thefts Apparently Committed Using A Master Key
• Illinois Department Of Employment Security Promised Money Back To Unemployment Recipients After Overpayment Waivers, So Where Are The Refunds?
• With Stacy Peterson Still Missing 14 Years Later, Her Sister-In-Law Is Standing Up For Abuse Victims
• Petaluma Police Seek Man Suspected Of Trying To Lure Girl Into Vehicle
• Bus Driver Shortages Continue At Sacramento-Area School Districts
• LA City Council Votes to Suspend Mark Ridley-Thomas Following Corruption Charges
• Anthony Edwards Energizes Wolves In Opening 124-106 Win Over Rockets
• 'Toy Insider' Releases 2021 List Of 20 Hottest Kids Toys
• Parkland Mom Remembers, Honors Memory Of Hero Son, Peter Wang, Who Sacrificed Self To Save Others
• Parents And Coaches Looking To Save Baseball Field At Prospect Park
• Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone Tests Positive For COVID-19, Experiencing Mild Symptoms
• Ben Simmons' Massive Moorestown Home Could Be Yours For $5 Million
• 'Absolutely Gorgeous': 100-Year-Old Fire Tower Offers Tree-Top Views In Northern Minnesota
• MRLA Offering Free Food Safety Classes for Kids
• Two Days After Mandate Went Into Effect, The Vaccination Status Of Thousands Of City Employees Remains Unknown
• Former BSO Employee Julio Chang Faces Charges In Capitol Attack
• Jonathan & Diana Toebbe Plead Not Guilty To Espionage Charges
• Dolton Police Involved In Pursuit In Which Shots Were Fired On Bishop Ford Freeway
• Knicks Withstand Brown's 46, Outlast Celtics 138-134 In 2 OT
• State Agencies Say Labor Shortages Are Impacting Processing Times For Unemployment Claims
• Whitmer: $32M Investment To Recruit, Retain Police Officers
• 'I Think That Is Just Horrible': Owner Of Escaped Zebras On The Loose In Prince George's County Charged With Three Counts Of Animal Cruelty
• 'We Want Good Teachers': Local School Leaders Share Impacts Of Nationwide Teacher Shortage
• FDA OKs Mixing COVID Vaccines; Backs Moderna, J&J Boosters
• Chicago's Police Union Fights City Hall Over COVID Vaccine Mandate In Court Hearings
• FDA Authorizes COVID-19 Booster Shots From Moderna, Johnson & Johnson
• Joel Embiid, Furkan Korkmaz Lead Sixers Over Pelicans In Season Opener
• White House Details Plans To Vaccinate 28M Children Ages 5-11
• New England Revolution Top DC United 3-2 To Inch Closer To Points Record
• Downtown Sacramento Prepares For Ironman California
• Netflix Workers Walk Out In Protest Of Dave Chappelle Special Criticized As Transphobic
• Florida Fire Rescue Chief Fired For Not Forcing Firefighter Vaccinations
• Change Could Tee Up Football At Florida Colleges
• Anne Arundel County Teachers Rally Outside Board Of Education Meeting Over Staff Shortages
• Cam Atkinson Scores 2 Goals, Flyers Beat Bruins 6-3
• Bruins Lose To Flyers, 6-3
• Oakland Accepting Applications For 2nd Phase Of Guaranteed Income Pilot Program
• Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel Testifies To Become The Next Ambassador of Japan; Protesters Want His Name Withdrawn
• At 1-5, Miami Dolphins Insist Playing With Trust Is Imperative
• Florida Board Of Education Approves Civic Curriculum Changes
• NYCFC's Thórarinsson Scores In 90th For Tie With Atlanta
• 'You're Not Welcome Here' Flyers Posted On Northeast Philadelphia Kids Dance Studio
• Red Sox Bats Go Ice Cold In Game 5 Of ALCS
• CDC Issues Warning About Salmonella Outbreak Involving Onions Imported From Mexico; 37 Cases In Illinois
• Former President Bill Clinton Returns To New York Home After Being Hospitalized In California
• Colorado Health Clinics Prepare To Offer Pfizer COVID Vaccines To Younger Children
• La Niña Returns For Second Year In A Row: What This Could Mean For Chicago's Winter Forecast
• San Joaquin County Politician Speaks Out In Support Of In-N-Out's Refusal To Check Vaccine Cards At 2 Bay Area Locations
• Zach LaVine Scores 34 As Bulls Beat Pistons In Opener
• Stojanovic Scores In 93rd, Fire Beats Cincinnati
• Problems At The Port: Recycler Ordered To Stop Polluting Area
• 2nd Man Charged In Minneapolis Gun Battle-Turned-Crash That Killed Autumn Merrick
• Baltimore Police Searching For Missing 18-Year-Old
• DFW Nonprofits To Start Holiday Drives Early Due To Supply Chain Concerns
• Westmoreland County Man Charged With Locking Woman In Storage Unit Will Stand Trial
• Camden High School Football Banned From Postseason Following On-Field Fight
• NFL agrees to end race-based dementia testing in $1 billion settlement
• Buffalo Mayoral Candidate India Walton Accepts Apology From State Democratic Party Chairman Jay Jacobs For David Duke Comparison
• Gov. Kathy Hochul Announces Green Energy Initiative In Upstate New York
• More Than Ten Thousand Pounds Of Pork Snacks Recalled
• LA Film Production Sees Boom In 2021
• East Bay Woman Helps Keep Thousands Of Seniors Fed
• 2 Brooklyn Lawyers Plead Guilty In Molotov Cocktail Attack During 2020 Protests
• Disgraced Manhattan Doctor Accused Of Sexually Abusing Patients Facing New Federal Charges
• Record Fall Warmth: An Unprecedented Autumn In New England
• Grizzled Bear: Cal Football Has Rare 7th Year Senior
• Health Officials Urge Residents To Exercise Caution Against COVID-19 While Watching Games
• Upcoming Rainstorms Provide Hope For Drought Relief, Dry Marin County Reservoirs
• West Virginia Lawmaker Craig Blair Compares Federal COVID-19 Vaccine Rule To Nazi Germany
• Red Sox On Brink Of Elimination After 9-1 Loss To Astros In ALCS Game 5
• Bonded By Tragedy: 30 Days In Surfside
• 10-Digit Dialing Goes Into Effect For Some New Jersey Residents Sunday
• 'We Thought It Was Going To Explode' Fans On Way To ALCS At Fenway Talk About Houston Plane Crash
• Blindness Not Stopping Forney ISD 8th Grader From Competing In Cross Country
• Authorities Searching For Suspect In Line Of Cosmetic Store Thefts
• Maryland Congressman Says He Prescribes Ivermectin For COVID
• 5 NorCal Counties Sue PG&E Over Massive Dixie Fire
• Moderna, Johnson And Johnson Booster Shots Get FDA Approval
• Police Patrolling Big Rig Traffic In Wilmington Neighborhood After Shipping Container Crushes Car
• NYC Task Force Calls To End Plan To Transfer Women, Including Transgender Women, From Rikers Island
• Baldwin Park Officer Charged With Assault Of Teenager
• Biden Administration Says It Has Enough COVID-19 Vaccine Supply To Vaccinate 28 Million Kids Ages 5-11
• Pitt Could Soon Announce Interim Policy Requiring COVID-19 Vaccinations
• 3 Students Caught With Guns At 3 NYC High Schools
• Defense Rests in Andrew Hall Manslaughter Case; Closing Arguments Set for Thursday
• Police Investigate Threat On Wall Of Taunton High School Bathroom
• UPDATE: Pleasant Hill In-N-Out Burger Fined Over Vaccine Verifications; Dispute Follows SF Flap
• Suspect Pleads Guilty In Connection To 2019 Robbery That Led To Friendly Fire Death Of NYPD Detective
• Cook County's South Suburban Casino Could Be In One Of Two Locations
• Dodgers Vs Braves: Los Angeles Looks To Even Series In Game 4
• Port Authority Riders Frustrated With Delays And No-Shows
• LASD Searching For 30-Year-Old Schizophrenic
• Funeral For Chicago Activist, Historian Timuel Black Set For Friday
• Denver International Airport's 'Snow And Tell' Shows Off Snow Clearing Abilities
• 16-Year-Old Charged With Aggravated Carjacking
• 'We Are Pleasantly Surprised': Minnesota's Corn, Soybean Yields Better Than Expected
• Report: Anti-Asian Hate Crime Rose 76% In LA County
• Texas abortion providers in limbo as they await word from the Supreme Court
• Violinist finds new way to connect with people by becoming a cop
• Violence In Boston Director Clark Grant Faces Unemployment, Mortgage Fraud Charges
• 'It's Unimaginable': Families Of Quadruple Homicide Victims Eulogize Loved Ones
• State Senate Approves Bill To End Emissions Testing For Newer Vehicles
• Surveillance Video And Images Released Of Man Charged In South Hills Village Mall Threat
• Elizabeth Holmes' Defense Tries To Pick Apart Damaging Testimony From Theranos Project Manager
• In-N-Out Fined For Refusing To Verify Customers' Vaccination Cards In Bay Area
• Tesla Hits Record Profit In 3Q Despite Parts Shortage, Ship Delays
• Unvaccinated Minnesotans 30x More Likely To Die From COVID: 'Infection Risk Is There For All Age Groups'
• Police Seek Public Assistance In Identifying Hit-And-Run Driver That Left Scooter Rider Seriously Injured
• Fire Commissioner Echoes Calls For Chief Terrazas Resignation
• 4 Students Arrested In Lawrence As Violence Around High School Continues
• Suspect Dies After Shooting Involving Colorado Corrections Officers
• Syracuse University Scholarship Established In Honor Of Late CBS2 Reporter Nina Kapur
• As Ben Johnson Takes Over, Gophers Put The 'New' In New Look
• Chicago Scholars Help Students And Their Families Achieve The College Dream
• City Workers Install Speed Bumps After Hegewisch Residents Tell CBS 2 That Semi-Trailer Trucks Are 'Terrorizing' Their Lives
• FBI Doubles Reward For Information In Acid Attack On Hofstra Student Nafiah Ikram
• Comedian Turned Media Mogul Byron Allen Receives Star On Hollywood Walk Of Fame
• Small Plane Overturns At Dallas Executive Airport
• NYPD Game Truck Brings Officers, Kids Together Through Love Of Video Games
• Some Nuggets Fans May Need To Provide Vaccine Or Negative COVID Test Proof
• 'Don't Give Up On Addicts': Signs Of Hope In Midst Of Misery At Mass & Cass
• Parkland Shooter Nikolas Cruz Pleads Guilty To All Counts In School Massacre
• Jim Jordan struggles to say when he spoke with Trump on January 6
• Hello Neighbor Prepares To Welcome Hundreds Of Refugees To Allegheny County
• Police: Suspected Window Peeper Shoots At Group Of People In Fort Collins
• 23 Minnesotans Sickened In Nationwide Salmonella Outbreak Tied To Imported Onions
• 'We Want Him Dead, We Want Him Forgotten': Parkland Shooter Nikolas Cruz's Apology Falls Flat With Victims Families
• Commonwealth Court Of Pennsylvania Hears Arguments Over School Mask Mandate
• Family Allowed Into New Jersey Storage Unit For First Time Since Hurricane Ida Hit
• Bears Updates: Jaylon Johnson Says He Was Fined For Being 1 Minute Late To Practice, Justin Fields Adjusts To Difference Between College And NFL
• Philadelphia City, School Leaders Demand More Be Done To Keep Students Safe After Deadly Shooting In Mayfair
• 652 People Sickened With Salmonella Traced Back To Whole Onions Imported From Chihuahua, Mexico
• Local Shop Asking Customers To Holiday Shop Early; Warn Supply Chain Issues May Affect Discounts
• Jones Out For The Season As Terrapins Try To Regroup
• After Long Battle With COVID-19, Rockland County Man Embraces Newfound Love For Painting
• Fossil stuck in 100 million-year-old amber is oldest "true crab" ever discovered
• Common And Chance The Rapper Urging Illinois Legislators To Allow Parole For Inmates Who Have Served 20 Years In Prison
• Domestic Violence Incident Involving Gunfire Led To Dallas Apartment Gas Explosion, Court Documents Show
• Dixmoor Residents Continue To Experience Low Water Pressure; 'This Is Not A Third World Country'
• 'Kyle From Waltham': City Recognizes Red Sox Slugger Kyle Schwarber As Honorary Citizen
• Gov. Larry Hogan Encourages Marylanders To Comment On Draft Legislative & Congressional Maps
• St. Paul School Holds 'Unity Day' To Push Back Against Bullying
• Jason Banegas, Accused Of Killing Hollywood Officer Yandy Chirino, Has Extensive Arrest Record
• Pompano Beach Teen Accused Of Making School Threat
• FOUND: Alert Deactivated For Girl Reported Missing In Colorado
• Balch Springs Police Investigating Tuesday's LBJ Highway Shooting As 'Possible Road Rage'
• These subscription boxes make amazing gifts
• Video Shows Women Kidnapping Toddler From Garland Hotel
• Harford County Executive Proposes Legislation To Extend Outdoor Dining
• Moderna Or Pfizer Booster - Does It Matter? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID-19 Questions
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured After Police Pursuit Ends In Crash In Holtsville
• Funston Elementary School Briefly Locked Down In Logan Square After Two Shootings Near Campus
• FDA Authorizes Booster Doses Of Moderna And Johnson & Johnson Vaccines, Says Mix And Match OK
• Body Found In Hampton River, N.H., By Boat Club Members
• Around The Table: Rep. Mike Doyle Won't Seek Reelection
• Apparent Human Remains Found Near Brian Laundrie's Belongings, FBI Says
• Oakland Fire Crews Battle Two-Alarm Blaze At Apartment Building
• FBI: Apparent Human Remains Found Near Brian Laundrie's Belongings
• 'My Heart Just Sunk': Youth Club Reeling After Another Child Shot In Minneapolis
• Gov. Newsom Issues Executive Order to Alleviate California Port Congestion
• Dixmoor Sends Plea For Help As Water Pressure Down To A Trickle In Parts Of South Suburb
• Colorado To Get Another New State Park In Sweetwater Lake Area
• New York City Taxi Drivers Begin Hunger Strike, Say Mayor De Blasio's Debt Relief Bailout Is Not Enough
• COVID: FDA Authorizes Moderna, Johnson & Johnson Booster Shots
• Shaq Mural Installed On Melrose Avenue
• Union Leaders: NYC Likely To Face Dramatic Drop In Services If First Responders Forced To Comply With Vaccine Mandate
• Patriots List 16 Players On Wednesday's Practice/Injury Report
• SEE IT - West Park Puppy Theft Leads To Shootout Caught On Camera
• Brightline Trains Begin Rolling Again Next Month
• FDA Authorizes Booster Doses Of Moderna, Johnson & Johnson Vaccines, Says Mix And Match Ok
• Jury Deliberations Underway In Sexual Assault Trial Of Former Restaurant Owner
• NYPD: Employee Stabbed To Death At East Harlem Deli
• Jury Gets Case Of Man Charged In Club Erotica Shooting That Killed 2, Injured 3
• San Leandro Community Group Ask for Help After Vandals Damage Christmas Decorations
• 'I Can't Live With Myself Sometimes': Chilling Apology From Parkland School Shooter Nikolas Cruz To Victims' Families After Guilty Plea
• Philadelphia Water Department Workers Charged In Connection To Shooting Following Crash In South Philadelphia
• FDA Authorizes Mixing COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shots
• Phipps Conservatory Adds Sinkhole Bus To Its Garden Railroad Display
• FDA Grants Emergency Use Authorization For Moderna And Johnson & Johnson's COVID Vaccine Booster Shots
• FDA Grants Emergency Use Authorization For Moderna And Johnson & Johnson's COVID Vaccine Booster Shots (CBS News)
• FDA OKs Mix-And-Match COVID-19 Vaccines; Backs Moderna, J&J Boosters
• White House Details Plans To Vaccinate 28 Million Children Ages 5-11
• Human Remains Found Near Site Where Brian Laundrie's Items Found; Sarasota Medical Examiner To Examine Remains
• World is set to extract twice as much fossil fuel as climate allows
• White House Outlines Plan To Vaccinate Children Between 5-11 Once COVID-19 Vaccine Cleared By Federal Regulators
• Philadelphia High School Football Coach Malik Jones Goes Above And Beyond When It Comes To Players' Mental Health
• Massachusetts Reports 1,355 New COVID Cases, 11 Additional Deaths
• Temple Police Issue Warning After Reports Of Man On Scooter Touching Women Inappropriately
• RL Turner High School Campus Briefly Locked Down After Student Caught With Fake Gun
• Charges Unlikely For Riders Who Saw SEPTA El Train Rape, Prosecutors Say
• UPDATE: Phish Guitarist Trey Anastasio Says Tragic Events at Chase Center Left Band 'Heartbroken'
• 'Best Small Cities In America': 9 Florida Communities Make The Top 20 List
• Hit-And-Run Crash Kills Apple Valley High School Football Player Lawrence Andrews
• Champa Street To Be Closed For Crane Setup Around Convention Center
• Naperville Central High School Student Gets Probation, Community Service For Racist Craigslist Ad Targeting Black Classmate
• Essentia Health Switching To Self-Swab COVID Tests So Workers Can Focus On Booster Shots
• Caught On Video: Burglar Enters Tented Costa Mesa Home To Steal More Than $4,000 Worth Of Property
• San Jose Hit-and-Run Victim Assaulted After Confronting Escalade Driver
• NFL Week 7 NFC West Preview: 'I'm Going 49ers' In Matchup With Colts, Says CBS San Francisco's Vern Glenn
• Ben Simmons Saga Timeline: How Sixers Found Themselves In Standoff With 3-Time All-Star
• 3 Dead, 2 In Critical Condition After Shooting In Kenosha, Wisconsin
• Pittsburgh Penguins And Parks Department Create Kids Hockey Program
• Human Remains Found Near Site Where Brian Laundrie's Items Found; Sarasota Medical Examiner To Examine Remains
• Five Counties File Joint Lawsuit Against PG&E Over Dixie Fire Damage
• Hostage Shot During Standoff In Texas
• Deputies Find Human Remains In Mid-Michigan Soybean Field
• Mohamed Noor To Be Resentenced In Justine Ruszczyk Damond's Shooting Death
• Jerome Horton, 25, Federally Charged With Buying Firearm Used In St. Paul Bar Shootings
• Hello Beautiful Looks To Join Elite Company With Third Maryland Million Day Win
• Conchita Villarta, 75, Missing In Azusa Found Safe
• Evoqua Water Technologies Opens State-Of-The-Art Facility In Lawrenceville
• Douglas County Schools Files Lawsuit Against New County Health Department Over Face Mask Policy
• Belle Plaine Woman Dies After Carver Co. Motorcycle Crash
• Elizabeth Woman Accused Of Laundering Money For Heroin-Dealing Paramour Sentenced To Prison
• Man Takes A Shovel, Rips Out Metal Fencing At Mahatma Gandhi Memorial In Irving
• State Police Reminding Drivers About Rules Of The Road For School Bus Safety Week
• Minnesota Businesses Testify To Supply Chain Woes
• Paula Newsome On Playing Max Roby On 'CSI: Vegas': 'It's An Amazing Opportunity'
• Booster Shots Could Soon Be Recommended For People As Young As 40, Source Says
• Baltimore County Hosting Booster Shot Clinics For Seniors
• Advocate Aurora Health Fires 440 Staffers For Failing To Comply With COVID-19 Vaccine Requirement
• Sacramento Applies For Funding To Convert Downtown Motel Into Homeless Housing
• Some Breast Cancer Survivors Express Concern Over 'Pinkwashing': Companies Sell Pink Products To Raise Awareness, But Don't Donate Much
• Firefighters Respond To Commercial Building Fire In South El Monte
• 41-Year-Old Man Arrested And Charged With First-Degree Murder In March Fatal Stabbing
• Isanti Co. Sheriff Offers Reward For Info In Garage Arson
• Woman Involved In South LA Crash Shot And Killed Minutes After Shooting Just Blocks Away
• PSPCA Waiving Adoption Fees For Adult Cats Saturday At Erie Avenue Location
• Andrew James Ritchie Arrested In Connection With Deadly Shooting Of Longmont Mail Carrier Jason Schaefer
• Fresno Search And Rescue Team Finds Palo Alto Hiker Missing For 48 Hours
• Wednesday's Show Info (10/21/21)
• Nick Cannon Welcomes Arizona Woman Who Gave Birth To A Baby Boy Weighing Over 14 Lbs And 24" Long
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• Shopping online for the holidays? Beware empty virtual shelves
• Human Remains Found During Search For Brian Laundrie
• Kohl's Is Hiring
• US Postal Service Job Fairs In Dallas
• Howard Community College Gets Lion's Share Of Over $25M In Grant Funding For New Construction
• New Executive Order From Gov. Newsom Aims To Alleviate Congestion At California's Ports
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• Tri-Rail Returns To Full Schedule Next Week
• Biden Town Hall Thursday To Be Held At Baltimore Center Stage, CNN Says
• Man Wanted In Vallejo Fatal Shooting Arrested
• Netflix Employees Stage Walkout In Hollywood Over Dave Chappelle Special
• This Michigan Neighborhood Tackles Rise In Arson
• How to build your own "Squid Game" costume (and shop the merch)
• 1 Hurt In House Fire In Lakewood
• Heavy Rain Headed For Drought-Parched, Wildfire-Scorched California
• Operation 'Lucky Charm' Nets 20+ Texas Fugitives With Sex Offender-Related Crimes
• Florida Judge Refuses To Toss Out Mask Rule Challenge
• Michael Keaton discusses his unique versatility on 60 Minutes
• Driver Killed In Multiple-Car Crash On I-695 Near Pikesville, Police Say
• Mentor Mourns Over Aurora Teen Shot & Killed: 'Wanted Him To Make It'
• LAX Announces Pilot Program For Pre-Scheduled TSA Screening
• Guatemalan Drug Lord Wilson Wilfredo Luargas-Garcia Receives Life Sentence
• Allegheny Health Network Unveils Plans For New Medical Center In North Fayette
• WATCH: Wolves COO Ryan Tanke Previews Season
• 'There Is A Lot Of Emotion And Anger' In Dispute Over Payout Compromise In Surfside Condo Collapse
• MDHHS Offers Tips To Safely Celebrate Halloween
• Hurley's Picks: Tom Brady Amused By Aaron Rodgers' Ownership Stake In Bears
• Cold War-Era Relic Responsible For Loud Siren In East Sacramento Monday Night
• Hate Crime Training Centers On Evolution, Helping Victims
• Police Arrest Machete-Wielding Suspect Wanted In Robbery At Tamu Market In Evesham Township
• 'It's A Big One'; Weekend Atmospheric River Gaining Intensity Off California Coast
• Eight Pennsylvania Cities Ranked Among Top 30 Best Places To Retire In U.S.
• John Carlos, Tommy Smith Legacy Reverberates 53 Years After Olympic Protest For Racial Justice
• Police Warn Of String Of Armed Robberies At Downtown 7-Eleven Stores
• Fayette County Man Charged With Producing Child Pornography
• Police: 2 Suspects Hold Man At Gunpoint Outside Bar In West Philadelphia, Steal His Gun
• Mistrial Declared In Alex Ewing Trial For Patricia Smith Murder In 1984
• P-99 Welcomed Into Santa Monica Mountains Study Of Mountain Lions
• Bitcoin tops $66,000 on mainstream hopes for crypto craze
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Breathes New Life Into Harrisburg Gun Laws Challenge
• Shelter In Place Lifted At Bethesda Navy Base After Bomb Threat At Walter Reed Hospital
• City Hall, Police Union Return To Court As Fight Over Vaccine Mandate Drags On
• Bank overdraft fees hit record highs during pandemic
• Wongel Estifanos' Family Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park
• Jaylen Brown Will Play In Celtics' Season Opener
• 21-Year-Old Aaron Scott Charged After Shooting Near Lincoln High School Killed Man, Injured 16-Year-Old
• Plan Unveiled To Resolve Battle Over Control For Upper Darby's 'Summer Stage'
• NFL Kicks Off $6.2M Responsible Betting Campaign As Interest In Gambling Increases
• Genetics linked to how much methane cows release
• Nikolas Cruz, Gunman In Parkland School Shooting, Pleads Guilty To All Counts In 2018 Massacre
• COVID UPDATE: Sonoma County Looking To Loosen Mask Requirements For Some Indoor Settings
• Eastbound Span Of Bay Bridge Closing On Halloween For Run
• LA Still The No. 1 Soccer City In America, Study Finds
• Human Remains Found Off 91 Freeway In Cerritos
• Nurses Return To Work At Plymouth's WestHealth After 3-Day Strike
• Suspected human remains found at site of Brian Laundrie manhunt
• Arbitrator: Michigan Official Wrongly Fired In Flint Water Scandal
• Ex-NorthShore Gynecologist Fabio Ortega Pleads Guilty To Sexually Abusing Patients
• Indoor Face Mask Order Begins In Larimer County
• New York City requiring vaccine for cops, firefighters, city workers
• Attorney General Josh Shapiro Reports $10M In Campaign Cash For Gubernatorial Run
• Biden Admin. Orders Study That Could Mean 20-Year Ban On Copper Mining Near BWCA
• Governments set to increase fossil fuel production despite warnings
• Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia Gives Support For Calif. Measure That Would Use Online Sports Gambling To Fund Homeless Services
• Tarrant County Lifts Outdoor Burning Ban; Fire Marshal Reminds Of Safety Requirements
• Broncos Expect Teddy Bridgewater To Start Despite Sore Foot
• At Least One Dead From Fatal Crash In West LA
• Hottest holiday gifts for him in 2021
• Wellesley High School Parents Want Tougher Punishment For Students Involved In Brutal Attack On Teen
• White House details plans to vaccinate 28 million children ages 5-11
• Dak Named NFC Offensive Player Of The Week After Overtime Win Against The Patriots
• Nominations Open For The Baltimore Ravens Community Quarterback Award
• 2021-22 NBA season streaming guide: How to watch basketball games online right now
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 276 New Cases, 1 Additional Death
• As Wet Weather Finally Rolls In, California Issues Statewide Drought Emergency Proclamation
• COVID In Minnesota: 32 Further Deaths Added To State's Toll; Positivity Lingers Above 8%
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 3,584 New Cases, 134 More Deaths
• Loyola University Elevates Senior Vice President Terrence Sawyer To Presidency
• MSU Asks Staff, Faculty To Volunteer In Campus Dining Halls
• Patriots Working Out Cornerback Brian Poole
• Several Philadelphia Districts Seeing Double-Digit Decreases In Homicides This Year, Police Say
• Gunman in Florida high school massacre pleads guilty to murder
• Battle Of Beloved Vikings: Case Keenum, Teddy Bridgewater Starting Broncos-Browns Game
• White House Unveils COVID Vaccination Plans For Children Age 5-11
• Norms Diner Anniversary Celebration Includes 72-Cent Breakfast Special, Hotcake Doughnut From Randy's Donuts
• Police Seek Naked Burglary Suspect In Petaluma
• Trooper, Motorist Injured After Truck Crashes Into Burnsville Building
• In-N-Out Burger shuts in San Francisco over vaccine dispute
• Philadelphia Health Department Expects To Receive Doses Of Children's Pfizer Vaccine Prior To Approval From Federal Regulators
• Hunter Moon Shines Bright As Orionid Meteors Whiz By In Night Sky
• Leader Dogs For The Blind Shares How Dogs Can Be the Ultimate Pair of Eyes for the Blind, Visually Impaired
• 'I Can't Live With Myself Sometimes': Parkland Shooter Nikolas Cruz Apologizes To Victims' Families After Pleading Guilty To School Massacre
• Baltimore To Invest $80M In American Rescue Plan Funding In COVID-19 Response
• Baker Mayfield Injured, Broncos Defense Will Face Browns QB Case Keenum On Thursday In Cleveland
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 717 New Cases Confirmed, 22 New Deaths
• Gunman In Parkland School Massacre Pleads Guilty To Murder
• Texans Offer To Help Unvaccinated Coloradans In Need Of Transplants
• Julian Edelman: 'The Patriots Just Aren't The Patriots Right Now'
• Parkland Shooter Nikolas Cruz Pleads Guilty To All Counts In School Massacre
• Foundation Gifts $1.5M To Improve Literacy At Detroit School
• Capitals Spoil Nathan MacKinnon's First Game Of The Season With The Avalanche
• Huntington Beach Officially Calls For Offshore Oil Drilling Ban
• West Covina City Council Approves New Amazon Distribution Center
• Casa Bonita Sale Hits Another Bump In The Road
• Enbridge Temporarily Stops Michigan Pipeline Due To Protests
• Walgreens Begins Testing Drone Delivery In 2 North Texas Cities
• WATCH LIVE: Eagles Head Coach Nick Sirianni To Speak With Media
• Michigan State Among Biggest Surprises In Big Ten
• White House Details Plan To Roll Out COVID Vaccines For Children 5 To 11 Years Old
• Caltrans May Change Speed Limits On Highway 99 To Limit Congestion
• Cade Cunningham Out For Opener Against Bulls
• White House Details Plans To Vaccinate 28 Million Children Ages 5-11
• Pork And Apple Recipes From Luvafoodie
• California's Last Remaining Kmart To Close Before Christmas
• Where's The Denver Snow? Whenever It Arrives, It Will Be The Latest First Snow In Years
• Florida Manatee Deaths Rise As Pollutants Kill Seagrass
• Magnificent Mile: More Trouble For Area That Was Once A Crown Jewel Of American Retail
• Post-Pandemic Patience With Home Cooking Reaches New Low, Survey Finds
• As child care facilities struggle, states implement relief measures to avert disaster
• 16-Year-Old Charged In Carjacking Near Fuller Park
• Look Up South Florida! Orionid Meteor Shower On Display This Month
• Sexual Assault Charges Re-Filed Against Ex-Renaissance Festival Manager
• East LA Olympic Boxer Paul Gonzales Pleads Guilty To Child Sex Abuse
• 'Best Small Cities In America': 2 Minnesota Communities Make The Top 50 List
• Man Seriously Injured In Edgewater House Fire
• Cooking With Rania: Halloween charBooterie
• PTL Links: Oct. 20, 2021
• Red Wings Top Blue Jackets 4-1
• October Night Skies Bring Full Hunter's Moon And Orionid Meteor Shower
• Judge allows video evidence seized from Josh Duggar
• Morning Multi-Car Crash In Trophy Club Shuts Down Highway 114
• Dr. Oz And Dr. Jen Caudle Discuss Where We Are With Booster Approval For Moderna And The J&J Vaccines
• Booster Confusion: So Who Should Really Get Their 3Rd Shot?
• Successful pig-to-human kidney transplant a "transformative moment"
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