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• Saturday's Show Info (10/23/21)
• El Dorado County Braces For Flooding After Caldor Fire
• Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care Barred From Caring For Bears Until It Makes Changes To Enclosure
• CDC Approves Wide Range of Options for COVID Boosters
• Stormy Skies Ahead: Do You Have Enough Insurance If Disaster Strikes?
• Jazz Beat Kings After Mitchell Scores 27, Gobert Leads Late Surge
• Día De Los Muertos Celebrations and Others Return To LA
• Climate Change Disrupting Natural Cycles at Drier Lake Tahoe
• Kings Home Opener Brings Life To Downtown Stresses Business
• 'Doing Nothing Is Not An Option': New Denver International Airport CEO Phil Washington Vows To Fix Long Lines
• Small Plane Wreckage Found In California After Plane Reported Missing
• Pfizer Scientist Testifies Against Holmes in Theranos Trial
• Sigma Nu Fraternity At USC Suspends Member At Center Of Sexual Assault Allegations
• USC Places Sigma Nu Fraternity On Interim Suspension After Reports Of 'Possible Drug-Facilitated Sexual Assaults,' Students Protest In Support Of Victims
• Gov. Newsom Issues Emergency Order To Help Recovering Wildfire Counties
• One Crew Member Killed, Second Wounded After Alec Baldwin Discharges Prop Gun On Movie Set In New Mexico
• Sacramento Opens Storm Centers For Homeless This Weekend
• Officer-Involved Shooting With Azusa Police Ends In Short Pursuit, Crash
• Judge Rules Certain California Prison Guards Must Be Vaccinated Against Coronavirus
• Man Hospitalized After Hit-And-Run In Brooklyn Park
• Ironman California: Road Closures In Sacramento On Sunday
• 5 Wounded In Mass Shooting In Chatham
• Community Members Rally For Justice In Death Of Jim Rogers, Man Tased By Pittsburgh Police
• Know The Score: October 22, 2021
• Bulls Win Home Opener Against The Pelicans
• Manhattan, Brooklyn Residents Sue City To Stop Permanent Outdoor Dining
• Houston Astros Advance To 3rd World Series In 5 Years After Shutting Out Red Sox 5-0
• 'Phantom Of The Opera,' Broadway's Longest Running Show, Resumes Performances
• Red Sox Season Ends With 5-0 Loss In Game 6 Of ALCS In Houston
• Sharks Stay Perfect, Beat Sluggish Maple Leafs 5-3
• Aromatherapy Spray Linked To Deadly Tropical Disease; 1 Minnesotan Among Those Sickened In U.S.
• Congressman Glenn Thompson Being Treated For COVID-19 At Walter Reed Hospital
• Rev. Jesse Jackson Celebrates 80th Birthday In Harlem
• Cancer Survivor Uses Photography To Highlight Her Journey; 'It's Given My Cancer A Different Aspect'
• A Chat With: Sixers Play-By-Play Announcer Kate Scott
• Police Searching Woods In Abington For Missing 5-Year-Old Elijah Lewis
• Howard University students continue protesting over housing conditions
• 1 Dead, Several Injured In Car Crash In Wyandanch
• Scherzer Scratched As Starter For NLCS Game 6
• San Jose College Student Shines Through Sorrow of Missing Father, Embraces His Return
• Fired-Up Sixers Fans Pack Wells Fargo Center For Home Opener
• Suspect In Deadly Harlem Shooting Arrested After 10 Months At Large
• Alec Baldwin Calls Fatal Movie Set Shooting A 'Tragic Accident'
• St. Paul Shooting Leaves Man With Gunshot Wound In Face, Other Man Arrested
• 'We Want To Prevent This From Happening Again' Witnesses Describe Deadly Collision Between Fire Truck And Dirt Bike Rider In Baltimore As Advocates Call For Solutions
• 'It's Ridiculous': Drivers React To Increase In Gas Prices
• 'Let's Go For It': Western Maryland Residents React To Letters From Republican Lawmakers To West Virginia Asking To Be Adopted By The State
• 19 Lakers, 5 Clippers Named To NBA's 75th Anniversary Team
• 'Plan For Alternatives': Toys May Be In Short Supply This Holiday Season
• Volunteers Help The Baltimore Tree Trust Revitalize An Empty Space In Cherry Hill
• The Detroit Zoo To Host Its Final Weekend Of Family-Friendly Halloween Event 'Zoo Boo' Oct. 22-24
• Tillson Street's Halloween Displays Draws Thousands
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Missing 15-Year-Old, Last Seen Thursday
• Kalamazoo Tests For Lead Exposure Following High-Lead Level Reports In Other Michigan Cities
• Lauren Astley's Father Works With Wayland Students To Raise Awareness About Teen Dating Violence
• Eastbound I-94 Closed At Dowling Avenue After 'Serious Crash'
• Shot Doral Police Officer In Serious But Stable Condition, Second Officer Recovering
• Barry Morphew Plans To Sue Police, Prosecutor Who Worked On His Case
• Celtics Blown Out By Raptors In Boston's Home Opener, 115-83
• Lawmakers consider new billionaires tax
• Student Shoots Himself In Leg Inside West Philadelphia School With Metal Detectors, Police Say
• Volunteers Sought For Days Of Service In Honor Of Tree Of Life Victims
• 'He's In Good Spirits;' Former OPD Capt. Ersie Joyner Recovering After Shooting; Remains in ICU
• Man Dies Days After Being Shot In Head In South Minneapolis
• Fremont Neighbors Of Movie Director Joel Souza Stunned Over Shooting On Set Of Alec Baldwin Movie
• Candidate Conversations: Jack Ciattarelli
• Husband, Wife Headed To Prison After Shooting At Other Drivers In Denver Area
• Evans Drive-By Shooting: 15-Year-Old Shot In Face, Suspect Vehicle Description Released
• Colorado Parks And Wildlife Manager Dies Of COVID Complications
• Coyle Leads Bruins To 4-1 Win Over Sabres
• One Of The Area's Top High School Football Prospects Chose To Stay At Perry High
• Northern Minnesota Man Pleads Guilty To Abusing Child Over Several Years
• Routine CHP Traffic Stop Leads to Major Narcotics Bust
• Atmospheric River: North Bay Communities Prepare For Major Storm; Flood Concerns In Fire Scarred Areas
• Tree Topples Onto Pickup Truck In Santa Cruz County, Killing Driver
• Astros' Luis Garcia Throws Harder Than Ever In Game 6 Vs. Red Sox
• Police Warn Of Retail Thefts in Gold Coast
• Sean McClernon Identified As Driver Killed In Fiery Crash At I-35W & Lake Street Station
• 'Both Benefit And Hazard': California Braces For Arrival Of Atmospheric River On Sunday
• 101 Partially Closed This Weekend
• Walmart Recalls Room Spray For 'Rare And Dangerous' Bacteria Linked To 2 Deaths
• Petaluma 13-Year-Old Arrested Following School Bomb Threat
• Take A Tour Of The Fire Damage In Rocky Mountain National Park After Last Year's Historic Wildfire Season
• Petition Calls For Banning Real Firearms From Hollywood Sets Following Shooting Death Of Halyna Hutchins
• 25-Year-Old Angelica Maria Salazar Missing In Palmdale
• 'Sounded Like A Freight Train': Washington County Residents Say Storm Lasted Just Minutes, But Cleanup Will Go On For Days
• COVID: Certain California Prison Guards Must Be Vaccinated, Judge Rules
• Vacaville Man Convicted Of Murder In Bizarre 2018 Double-Stabbing And Kidnapping Attempt
• Police Surround Apartment Of Barricaded Subject In Villa Park
• U.S. airstrike in Syria kills al Qaeda senior leader, Pentagon says
• Aromatherapy Spray Linked To US Deaths Faces Recall
• Who Was Halyna Hutchins? Tributes Roll In For Cinematographer Killed By Prop Gun
• Tallest Trooper Ever To Serve Among Those Added To Minnesota State Patrol's Ranks
• 2-Alarm Fire Burns Commercial Structure in San Jose
• Liberty Science Center Breaks Ground On $300 Million SciTech Scity Expansion
• Watch CBS2's Candidate Conversation With New Jersey Gubernatorial Candidate Jack Ciattarelli
• Free Dental Clinic Expects Large Turnout At David L. Lawrence Convention Center
• Long Beach Limits Rules On Container Stacking To Ease The Backlog Of Cargo Ships Waiting To Unload
• Early Voting Begins Saturday In New York City, New Jersey
• Oakland A's Future May Be Decided At Upcoming Alameda County Supervisors Meeting
• Minneapolis cop charged in car crash that killed Leneal Frazier
• Norwalk Police Officers Resign After Being Accused Of Ignoring Service Calls, Binge-Drinking
• St. Paul Mayor: City Employees Must Get COVID Vaccine By End Of 2021
• Suicide Prevention Walks Taking Place Across US This Weekend
• Redondo Beach Residents Without Power After Fire
• Missing Bensenville Dog Reunited With Owners
• Peter Scolari Of 'Newhart,' 'Bosom Buddies,' Dies At 66
• Afghan girls determined to return to school
• US Supreme Court To Consider Controversial Texas Abortion Law
• Man Rescued After Falling On LIRR Tracks At Penn Station
• Judge Blocks Trump-Era Rule That Limits States' Ability To Review Federally-Approved Water Projects
• State Senator Calls For Audit After Out-Of-State Company Gets Big Colorado Construction Projects
• Kyle Schwarber -- AKA 'Kyle From Waltham' -- Buys Pizza For Local Police, Fire Departments
• Furry Tails: Huey And Tillie Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Cook County Opening Free Shower Facilities In 3 Forest Preserves To Dixmoor Residents
• How Will California's Proposed Limits On Community Drilling Work
• How Will California's Proposed Limits On Community Drilling Work?
• 'A Lot Of Drivers Are Scared': Minneapolis Crime Alert Warns Uber, Lyft Drivers Of Armed Car Robbery Scheme
• I-Team: Correction Officers Suspended After Vaccine Exemptions Were Rescinded
• Texas Mother And Son Arrested In Wyoming For Murder In Oklahoma
• Dads spend time in Louisiana school to curb violence among students
• Jimmy Garoppolo Named Starter For 49ers Vs. Colts, Trent Williams Could Be Out
• Metro Begins Construction On Near $30 Million Project
• Anjanette Young Wants Inspector General Report About Her 2019 Made Public
• Southlake Ranks 20th 'Best Small City In America'; Keller & Flower Mound Most Affordable
• CBS3 Exclusive: Take A Look Inside The New Penn Pavilion Equipped With Advanced Technology To Enhance Medical Care, Patient Comfort
• Bureau Of Internal Affairs Report Hundreds of Complaints Filed Against Chicago Police In 2020
• More College Food Pantries Providing For Students In Need: 'No Student Should Have To Endure That'
• 'Too Much That Can Go Wrong': Local Movie Prop Master Explains Dangers Of Guns On Set
• Icy Roads Along Carson Pass Cause Spin-Outs, CHP Says Drive Carefully
• Parents Demand Action After 5 Guns Confiscated At NYC Schools In 2 Days
• Pittsburgh Police Lose 2nd Officer To COVID-19 In Past Month
• COVID: Santa Clara County Begins Offering Booster Shots For All 3 Vaccines
• Why Did Some Phones Not In The Path Of Thursday's Tornadoes Get Alerts While Others In Danger Didn't?
• Martellus Bennett Says Jimmy Garoppolo Was 'Being A B----' In 2016, And 'You Can't Win With A B---- For A Quarterback'
• Chicago Leaders, Friends Remember Civil Rights Icon Timuel Black At Funeral
• Bullet Found In Wing Of Private Plane At Chicago's Midway Airport
• MDH: Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Salame Sticks Sold At Trader Joe's
• A record amount of Americans are quitting their jobs due to pandemic burnout
• Snapshot NY: Tourists Returning To New York As City Bounces Back From Pandemic
• OL Brandon Knight, Recently Claimed By Ravens, Says He's Taking A Break From Football
• Man Shot, Killed Inside West Philadelphia Corner Store, Police Say
• South Florida PBA Union President Steadman Stahl On Stress Of Being A Police Officer
• Officials Report Gas Levels Causing Odor In Carson Area Has Been Reduced As Smell Persists
• Ready For Hallo-Scream? Here Are The Top Family-Friendly Spots To Celebrate & Best Places To Get A Pumpkin
• Chicago Police Investigate South Loop Carjacking
• Supply Chain Issues Have Created An Alcohol Shortage As Holidays Approach
• A Red Sox Jinx? Tickets For Potential World Series Games At Fenway Are On Sale
• Philadelphia High School Works To Return Native American Remains
• 'Enough Is Enough': Chicago FedEx Vehicle With Packages Stolen When Driver Goes To Make Delivery
• Halloween Spending Expected To Hit All-Time High As Excitement, Fun Return
• Pechanga Named Best Casino West of Las Vegas
• Jimmy's Timeout Sports Pub In Northeast Philadelphia Offering Half-Priced Cheesesteaks Until Ben Simmons Is Traded
• EXCLUSIVE: Family Blames Philadelphia Police Officer After Woman Has Leg Amputated Following Crash
• Arlington Police Officer Fired After Deadly Shooting
• Racials Slurs Yelled At Players In Several Massachusetts High School Football Games
• Campus Alert: Person Robbed Near West Bank By Suspect With Screwdriver
• CBS4 Exclusive: Hollywood Neighbors 'Panicked' After Car Burglars Hit Neighborhood
• Tri-State Area Residents Behind On Utility Bills Encouraged To Apply For State Assistance As Moratorium Nears End
• Police Open Fire, Arrest Man Threatening People With Stolen Kitchen Knives In Lower Manhattan
• More Americans Living With Broken Heart, New Study Says
• Firefighters Respond To Sinkhole In Boyle Heights
• Man Convicted Of Murder, Child Abuse In 2018 Death Of Stockton 2-Year-Old
• Lawmaker tests positive for COVID hours after voting on House floor
• National Pizza Month: More Chefs, Restaurants Pivoting To Pizza Due To The Pandemic
• Miami Dolphins Legend Nat Moore Visits Miami Palmetto Senior High School; School Receives Football Equipment
• Campbell Students Stage Walkout in Support of Teachers' Salary Dispute
• California State University System Reports Jump In Graduation Numbers
• New Settlement Farm Stand Working To Improve Access To Jobs And Healthy Food In Communities That Need It Most
• West View Teen Accused Of Poisoning Parents
• Medway Police Warn About Car Break-Ins Targeting Women
• Bus Industry Still Struggling To Recover From Covid-19 Pandemic
• Crews Working To Open Valve Believed To Be Cause Of Dixmoor's Weeklong Water Woes
• Group Of At-Risk Teens, Young Adults From North Philadelphia Taking Trip To See Meek Mill Perform At Madison Square Garden
• Walmart Issues Recall For Aromatherapy Spray Containing Dangerous Bacteria That Can Cause Death
• Online Driver's License Renewal Extended Through 2022 For Californians Over 70
• USPS Holding Job Fairs In Philadelphia Region As Preparation For Holiday Season Ramping Up
• NYPD: Suspect Grabbed 11-Year-Old Girl's Hair, Tried To Choke Her At Stuyvesant Square Park
• Carroll County Twins Sentenced To Federal Prison For Possession Of Child Pornography
• Surveillance Video Shows Attempted Armed Robbery Of Armored Truck In North Philadelphia
• Miami Weather: Rain Returns To South Florida
• Halloween Spending Could Hit A Record This Year
• Crime Experts: Notebook Found Near Brian Laundrie's Remains May Answer Questions In Fiancée Gabby Petito's Death
• Vice President Kamala Harris Promotes Biden's Infrastructure Plan In The Bronx
• Rowlett Family Creates Horror Characters From Scratch For 'Nightmare' Halloween Display
• Prescription Drug Disposal Set Up For Nat'l Drug Take Back Day
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot's $16.7 Billion Budget Plan On Track For Approval Next Week After Second Key Committee Vote
• Miami-Dade Approves COVID-19 Sick Leave For County Employees
• National Prescription Drug Take Back Day Is Saturday
• Denton Police Investigate Road Rage Shooting
• Yuma Firefighter Darcy Stallings Dies In Crash With Semi
• Sacramento Man, 21, Identified As Driver Killed In Crash Near Power Inn And Fruitridge Roads
• Chicago Department Of Public Health To Begin Offering Free Pfizer And Johnson & Johnson Booster Shots Next Week
• Plenty Of Exceptional BBQ In North Texas According To Texas Monthly 'Top 50' List
• Massachusetts Reports 1,343 New COVID Cases, 15 Additional Deaths
• Carson Residents Bring Lawsuit Over Foul Smell
• St. Paul Police: Suspect Killed 55-Year-Old Man In Stolen Car
• Dungeness Crab May Soon Be Sold Off Boats At San Francisco Fisherman's Wharf
• DNR Gearing Up To Remove Invasive Carp From Mississippi River
• U.S. reports record number of migrant apprehensions along Mexican border
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Breaks Ground On New Coatesville Train Station
• Aromatherapy Spray From India Blamed For Illness That Sickened Minnesotan
• Patriots Injury Report: Jonathan Jones Out, Dont'a Hightower Among 14 Players Questionable Vs. Jets
• Vaccine Booster Sites Open In Brockton And Danvers Next Week
• This week on "Face the Nation," October 24, 2021
• Motorcyclist Killed in Laurel Canyon Hit-And-Run
• SEPTA Implementing Changes To Security After Two Women Attacked Along Market-Frankford Line
• Giuliani associate convicted on campaign finance charges
• Separate Truck Crashes Along Interstate 880 In East Bay Foul Morning Traffic
• Colorado Semitrailer Driving Schools Noticing Lack Of Experience
• Book Excerpt: "Renegades: Born in the USA" by Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen
• Ex-Teacher Gets 12 Years For Secretly Videotaping Undressed Students On Field Trips
• Hundreds of flights canceled after SkyWest Airlines reports technical issue
• California Adds Only 47,400 Jobs In September; Unemployment Rate At 7.5%
• 14-Year-Old Fort Worth Girl Missing And In Need Of Medication
• Howard County Invites Nonprofits To Apply For $500K In Grant Funding For 'Innovative' Ideas
• Gov. Walz: State To Begin Administering Moderna, Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Booster Shots
• Rocklin's New Trader Joe's Store Opens With Fanfare
• Do You Recognize This Man? FBI Releases Photo Of Miami Bank Robbery Suspect
• Richard Seymour 'Ecstatic' To Take Place In Patriots Hall Of Fame
• Chicago Weather: Frost Advisory Until Saturday Morning
• North Texas Man Arrested For Assault On Police At US Capitol On January 6
• Fall Foliage Report: Central Maryland Halfway To Peak Colors
• Pedestrian Fatally Hit Near The Avenue At White Marsh, Police Say
• Teacher On Leave After Video Shows Her Wearing Headdress, Doing 'Tomahawk Chops' In Class
• Texas And Florida Beat California In Job Gains As Hiring Slowed In September
• Preserving Legacy, Sister's Return To Revitalize Childhood Neighborhood, After Seeing Increase In Blight
• Connecticut Man Found Guilty Of Sex Trafficking Women During 2020 Super Bowl In Miami
• Gotham Chopra Sheds New Light On Russell Westbrook In SHOWTIME Doc: 'People Think He's Raw Emotion, There's A Lot Of Layers There'
• Medical Breakthrough: Doctors Successfully Transplant Pig Kidney To Human Recipient
• Former Rudy Giuliani Associate Lev Parnas Convicted Of Making Illegal Campaign Contributions
• Wisconsin Audit Finds Elections Are 'Safe And Secure'
• Dallas' Scottish Rite For Children Celebrates 100 Years Of 'Giving Children Back Their Childhood'
• Are The Street Lights Outside Your Home Purple? No, That's Not For Ravens Season, BGE Says
• Pennsylvania's Jobless Rate, Labor Force And Payrolls Drop
• Child, 1 Adult Dead, 2 Others Sick From Deadly Bacteria Found In Aromatherapy Product Sold At Walmart
• 'Hold Him Accountable': Parents Outraged After Teacher Let Student Make Wooden Gun Toy In Shop Class
• CDC Announces Immediate Recall Of Popular Household Item
• Justice Department to probe "digital redlining" in lending
• Peter Scorali, "Bosom Buddies" and "Girls" actor, dies at 66
• Candidate For Denver School Board Pays School Board Member Tay Anderson As 'Consultant'
• 'Best Places To Retire': Baltimore Lands On U.S. News & World Report Ranking
• 'Fire Hose' Of Subtropical Moisture Bearing Down On Bay Area; Flash Flood Watch For North Bay
• Police Arrest Woman After Service Dog Stolen From New Hampshire Walmart
• Judge Declares Mistrial In Retrial Case Of Former Restaurant Owner Accused Of Sexual Assault
• Harford County Has $58M Budget Surplus, Glassman Says
• Alec Baldwin On Fatal Movie Set Shooting Of Director Of Photography Halyna Hutchins: 'There Are No Words'
• A Timeline Of Accidental Deaths On Hollywood Sets In Wake Of Alec Baldwin Prop Gun Shooting
• 19-year-old rapper fatally shot in Sweden
• University of Minnesota Will Require Proof Of Vaccination For Employees
• Denton Intoxication Manslaughter Investigation Ongoing
• Buffalo Man Charged With Sexually Assaulting 18-Month-Old
• San Jose Police Department Civilian Employee Faces Weapons Charges, Accused Of Social Media Threats
• Formula One, Series Here To Stay In USA
• Lyft recorded more than 4,000 sexual assault cases since 2017
• USS Constitution Fires 21-Gun Salute With Newly-Trained Navy Sailors Aboard
• Actress Frances Fisher Posts Tribute To Halyna Hutchins, Crewmember Killed In Prop Gun Shooting On Film Set
• MDOT: Here's A List Of Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• Genie Chen Dishes On What It's Like To Eat Earthworms On 'Survivor': 'Tastes Like Chow Mein'
• Minneapolis Residents Can Submit Proposals For City Redistricting With New Online Tool
• PAWS Dogs Of The Week: Brownie And Tonga
• Homeless Encampment Fire Spreads To Santa Rosa Commercial Building
• CBS Reporter Betty Yu Shocked By 'Casualness Of Racism' In Steven Crowder's Comments
• Candlestick Point Safe Parking Lot For Homeless Living In Vehicles Approved By State Parks Officials
• Eagles RT Lane Johnson Expected To Start This Week Against Las Vegas Raiders, Nick Sirianni Says
• Gov. JB Pritzker Announces Vaccine Or Weekly Testing Mandate For Illinois Daycare Workers
• Lawsuit: School System Excluded White Students From Events, Banned 'Blue Lives Matter' Phrase
• Liam's List Oct. 22: Coldplay, Alameda County Fair & Ghosts on TV
• Biden says U.S. has "commitment" to defend Taiwan if China attacks
• K-9, Riggs, Expected To Recover After Being Shot By Chicago Homicide Suspect During Confrontation With Kenosha County Sheriff's Deputy
• Supreme Court leaves Texas abortion ban in place, agrees to take up over law
• 4 dead after shooting in Tacoma, Washington
• Red Wings Get Shut Out In Calgary
• Westfield Home Invasion, Sexual Assault Suspect In Custody
• Medical Breakthrough: Doctors At NYU Langone Health Successfully Transplant Pig Kidney To Human Recipient
• Florida Jobless Rate Dips As Return To Work Remains Sluggish
• Vaccines Are Helping The Economy Return To Normal. Supply Chain Problems Are Holding It Back
• Robert Durst Charged With Murder In Former Wife's Disappearance
• Baltimore County Will Only Pick Up Paper Bags For Yard Waste Next Year
• WVa Gov. Justice, Legislative Leaders Welcome Idea Of Adding Three MD Counties
• Deputies Seize Tons Of Packed And Ready To Be Shipped Pot From Illegal Operation Near Keyes
• Election Judges Test Voting Machines Before Election Day
• Dinosaurs Greet Friends Ahead Of Atlantic City 'Dino Stroll' This Weekend
• No Arrests In Death Of Zion Mother Melanie Yates, Hit By A Stray Bullet
• Stars and film industry pros react to shooting on "Rust" set
• Sanger Man Killed After Shooting Involving Denton County Deputies
• Walmart shoppers can buy bitcoin at kiosks in some stores
• Gang Leader In Haiti Threatens To Kill Abducted Missionaries
• Supreme Court Doesn't Block Texas Abortion Law, Sets Hearing
• Actor Peter Scolari, Known For 'Bosom Buddies,' 'Girls,' Dies At 66
• Tawny Kitaen's Cause Of Death Revealed To Be Heart Disease
• SPAC backing Trump Media surges more than 800%
• De Blasio Administration 'Disappointed' With Judge's Decision To Temporarily Stop Plan To Change City Retiree Health Benefits
• It's Music To Chicagoans' Ears: New Christkindlmarket Flute Shaped Mug Now Available
• Dozens Of Chicago Firefighters, Water Department Workers Sue To Block City's Vaccine Mandate
• Minnesota Weather: Light Snow Observed In Parts Of Minnesota
• Restaurateurs across U.S. beg to extend outdoor dining
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 330 New Cases, No Additional Deaths
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 4,496 New Coronavirus Cases, 88 Additional Deaths
• Police Investigating After Chick-Fil-A On McKnight Road Robbed
• Nathan Eovaldi Says He'll Have No Limitations On Short Rest, 'Extremely Confident' Red Sox Will Pull Off Game 6 Win
• Luis Santiago Charged In Dorchester Hit And Run That Left 11-Year-Old Francis Nedwell Seriously Hurt
• Report: Ben Simmons Expresses To Sixers 'He Wants To Play But Isn't Prepared Mentally'
• Drug Takeback Event In Denver Area Intended To Help Battle The Opioid Crisis
• 16-Year-Old Jeremiahs Sanchez Charged In Park City Center Mall Shooting That Injured 3: Lancaster County DA
• Pfizer Says COVID-19 Vaccine For Kids 5-11 Was Over 90% Effective In Trials, Appears Safe (CBS News)
• Who Was Halyna Hutchins? Tributes Paid To Director Of Photography Killed By Prop Gun
• 2's Got Your Ticket: 'What The Constitution Means To Me'
• Berrien County Official Quits Over 'Politicization' Of Public Health
• Brockton High School Student Charged After Snapchat Post Prompts 'Stay In Place' Order
• Crews Work Quickly To Stop Modesto Garage Fire From Spreading
• With 3 Colorado Ski Resorts Now Open, Here's A List Of Tentative Dates For The Rest
• Halloween Festivities Kicks Off In Western Suburbs This Weekend
• COVID In Colorado: Data Shows Clear Link Between Vaccination Rates Across State And The Hospitalizations
• Young Thug sues over allegedly stolen bag with $100,000 worth of jewelry
• Pfizer Says COVID-19 Vaccine More Than 90% Effective At Protecting Kids
• Jury Finds Charles Becher, Accused In Club Erotica Shooting, Guilty Of Third-Degree Murder
• Alec Baldwin fired prop gun that killed crew member, injured director
• Pedestrian Injured In Wednesday Crash In St. Cloud
• Robert Durst Charged With 1982 Murder Of Former Wife Kathie Durst
• Englewood Murals Encourage Community To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Hopkinton High School First In State To Drop Mask Mandate
• Bears vs. Buccaneers: Three Things To Watch
• Man Struck, Killed By Tractor-Trailer In North Philadelphia
• Pfizer says COVID-19 vaccine for kids 5-11 was over 90% effective
• COVID In Minnesota: 22 More Deaths, Though New Cases Appear To Be Trending Down
• Alec Baldwin calls fatal movie set shooting a "tragic accident"
• South Shore Woman Sees Police Activity After Shooting Leaves Man Dead, Only To Find Out It Was Her Own Beloved Brother
• Curry's First Quarter Shooting Display Dazzles Chase Crowd; Ignites Social Media Frenzy
• Two Baltimore Men, 20 and 22, Charged With Murder In Double Homicide
• Sheriff: Suspected Shoplifter Pulled Knife On North Auburn Store Employee Who Confronted Him
• Who are Halyna Hutchins and Joel Souza?
• Colorado School Districts In Need Of Substitute Teachers Hope Changes To Licensing Requirements Will Help
• Wisconsin AG Seeks To Block Subpoenas In GOP Election Probe
• Homeless Man Stabbed On Pace Bus In Vernon Hills
• Colorado River water users face cuts as historic drought takes its toll
• Westinghouse Academy Student In Custody After Police Find Gun Near Campus
• Pfizer Says Its Vaccine Is 90.7% Effective Against Symptomatic COVID-19 In Children Ages 5 To 11
• Teen Gets Up To 9 Months In Juvenile Camp For West LA Lamborghini Crash Which Killed Monique Munoz
• 'Passengers Are Next,' Current, Former American Airlines Workers Protest COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates
• Voting Rights Leaders From Out Of State Come To Denver For Discussion About How To Protect Elections
• Amtrak & Maryland's Leaders Break Ground On Penn Station Transformation
• Hogan Authorizes State Health Officials To Administer Moderna, J&J Boosters
• Several Hurt In Wreck On 101 Freeway In Woodland Hills
• Hamtramck: The Latest Michigan City Facing Lead In Water
• Man Dies In Crash In Salisbury Police Chase
• 13 Pet Parakeets Escape From Davis Community's Aviary
• Opa-locka City Hall Evacuated After Bomb Threat
• After 4th Straight Loss, Broncos QB Teddy Bridgewater Says Denver Has 'Got To Turn This Thing Around'
• Pfizer Says Its COVID-19 Vaccine More Than 90% Effective In Kids Ages 5-To-11
• Tufts University Student Dies After Choking On Hot Dog In Charity Event Contest
• Robert Durst charged with 1982 murder of wife Kathie Durst
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 800 New Cases Reported, Hospitalizations Continue Downward Trend
• Michigan Matters: Helping Women and Improving Health in Region
• At Least 3 People Shot, Killed In Violent Thursday Night In Philadelphia
• Hit-And Run Driver Injures Woman, 2 Children In Fort Worth
• Student Arrested For Threatening Violence At San Bruno's Capuchino High School
• Brandon Lee's sister shares condolences on fatal "Rust" shooting
• Massachusetts Unemployment Rate Up To 5.2%, Slightly Higher Than National Average
• Boston Wine Store Earns 'Small Business Of The Year' Award From US Chamber Of Commerce
• How To Watch Bruins-Sabres Game On Friday Night
• Discover DFW: Autumn At The Arboretum
• Beaumont Health Says 370 People Could Lose Jobs Over Vaccine
• Sacramento Parents Questioning Homecoming Vaccine Requirements
• Man, 26, Shot And Killed In Glen Burnie
• After Witnessing Shooting On West Side, Wicker Park Woman Says Her Family No Longer Feels Safe And Is Moving From The City
• Despite Supply Chain Issues, Holiday Spending Expected To Be On Par With Last Year, Survey Finds
• Maryland Man Convicted Of Money Laundering Conspiracy
• Some women report being drugged with needles at U.K. nightclubs
• NASCAR Drivers Lament Lack Of Etiquette
• The Red Sox Have Won Every ALCS Game 6 They've Played In
• PTL Links: Oct. 22, 2021
• Florida Elections Supervisors Say Democracy 'Under Threat'
• Kid-Size Doses Of Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine More Than 90% Effective
• Taliban says ISIS-K no threat, but bloodshed tells a different story
• Montana man faces $9.9 million in fines for racist robocalls
• Harford County Man Charged For Distribution & Possession Of Child Pornography
• Red Sox Selling Potential World Series Tickets, And They Are Quite Pricey
• 'Hold Him Accountable': Philadelphia School District Teacher Let Student Make Wooden Gun In Shop Class, Parent Says
• Annual Money Sought For Florida Keys Protections
• Edwin Allen Charged With Sexually Assaulting Woman In Upper Darby SEPTA Train Terminal
• 'I Don't Feel Like I Did Anything Wrong': Grant Napear Sues Bonneville International For Wrongful Termination
• Bears-Buccaneers Preview: Chicago 'Very Smart In How They Use Justin Fields,' Says CBS Sports' Phil Simms
• Daily Forecast: Slightly Cooler Friday
• Alec Baldwin Fired Prop Gun That Killed Cinematographer And Injured Director On "Rust" Movie Set
• Well-Rested Falcons Head To Miami To Face Dolphins
• All Lanes Of I-95 Northbound Reopened After Morning Crash Near Bridge Street
• Environmental Group Protests Proposed Fracking Project In Penn Township
• Goff Returns To LA
• Cinematographer fatally shot by Alec Baldwin posted Instagram video
• Suburban School Cafeteria Worker Turned Into A TikTok Star With Lunch Break Videos During The Pandemic; 'People Like To Watch People Eat'
• Alec Baldwin Fired Prop Gun That Killed Cinematographer, Injured Director On Movie Set (CBS News)
• Here are the two climate proposals on Democrats' chopping block
• Suspect Arrested After Carjacking Amazon Delivery Van, Leading Police On Wild Chase Through Paterson, N.J.
• Pfizer Says COVID-19 Vaccination Is Nearly 91% Effective In Children
• Trucks clog neighborhood streets as supply-chain crisis grows
• U.S. Treasury amends proposal to track nearly all bank accounts
• Vikings landed in North America 471 years before Columbus
• Kenosha County Sheriff's Deputy Shoots Chicago Homicide Suspect At Bristol Gas Station After Two-State Crime Spree; Suspect Shot Police K-9 During Confrontation
• Here's how climate change is hurting your health
• Apparent threat from Haitian gang to kill kidnapped U.S. missionaries
• Manchin offered to be independent if he was a "problem" for Democrats
• Intel community says climate change effects will "exacerbate risks" to national security
• Casey Anthony's Mom, Cindy Anthony Reacts To The News That Brian Laundrie's Remains May Have Been Found
• NOAA Releases 2021-2022 Winter Outlook
• Trump plan for new media venture gets Wall Street's thumbs up
• Woodland Hills Varsity Football's Friday Night Game To Limit Capacity Following School Fights
• The Pearls of Prestige
• Booster rocket failure stops U.S. hypersonic weapon test
• Why former President Obama pitched a podcast to Bruce Springsteen
• Queen Elizabeth spends night in hospital
• Colorado Weather: Mountain Snow And Wind Expected Saturday Night Into Early Sunday
• Crews Working On Water Main Break On Magee Street In Uptown
• Southwest CEO says "I'm not going to fire anyone" over vaccine mandate
• Moderna and Johnson & Johnson booster shots greenlighted by CDC
• Science Museum: Dinosaurs & Fossils Gallery
• Biden says he'd be willing to eliminate filibuster for some issues
• Parkway North Inbound Lane Restriction Planned On Friday
• Man Stabbed In Eye During Possible Attempted Robbery In Brooklyn, NYPD Says
• The House has voted to hold Bannon in contempt. Here's what happens next.
• Hollywood Police Looking For Possible Witnesses To Fatal Shooting Of Officer Yandy Chirino
• Human remains found in Florida confirmed to be Brian Laundrie
• Three Maryland Cities Among 'Top 100 Best Places To Live In America'
• 'Scooby-Doo Scares:' Haunted Houses Make Adjustments To Keep Patrons Safe Yet Spooked
• Nancy Grace Weighs In On The Fact That These Items And Remains Were Found In An Area Brian's Parents Told Them To Search
• Memorial Service Announced For Elijah Gorham At Mervo High School
• Roof Ripped Off Of Hampton Township Family's Home As A Result Of Thursday's Storms
• Taste Of The Town: Forte By Chef Adrianne Connects People With Authentic Italian Food, Wine, And Stories
• South Side Pastor Teaching Children, Teens Life Lessons Through Boxing
• Alabama man executed 30 years after killing woman in a cemetery
• Brian Laundrie's Remains Found In Florida Nature Reserve, Officials Say
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/22 Friday Morning Update
• Swedish House Mafia Announces First Tour In A Decade
• Man, Woman Robbed At Gunpoint In Bucktown
• Colonial School District In Delaware May Resort To Online Learning Amid School Bus Driver Shortage
• Chicago Weather: Temperature Drop Friday Morning
• Brian Laundrie's Remains Found In Florida: What's Next In Gabby Petito Case?
• South Florida's Sky-High Rent Is Squeezing Longtime Locals Looking For An Affordable Place
• Pittsburgh Weather: NWS Confirms Tornadoes Touched Down In Western Pennsylvania On Thursday Night
• Jeffrey And Michael Derderian, Owners Of The Station Nightclub, Tell Their Side Of Story On '48 Hours'
• 'We Will Not Tolerate Sexual Misconduct In Any Form': Minnesota Colleges Investigating Alleged Sex Competition
• Head Of The Charles Regatta Returns Friday For First Time In Two Years
• To Do List: Horror Movies, Haunted Brewery Tour, Spa Specials
• Protester Sues City, Three Pittsburgh Police Officers Claiming He Was Injured In Last Year's Protests
• South Hills Village Mall Offering Active Shooter Preparedness Training To Retailers
• San Jose State Overcomes Early 14-Point Deficit To Defeat UNLV
• Pa. Departments Of Education And Transportation Working To Address Bus Driver Shortage
• Police: Man Throws Pumpkins At Woman Who Parked Outside His Bloomfield Home
• Woman In Critical Condition, Taken To Hospital Following Stabbing In Stowe Township
• Pirates, PNC Park Plays Host To College Fair Highlighting Historical Black Colleges And Universities
• Study Ranks Pittsburgh Among Best Places To Live In U.S.
• Rangers Beat Predators On Lafrenière's Third-Period Goal
• Laine's Overtime Goal Lifts Blue Jackets Over Islanders
• Capitals' Sprong Has Goal, Assist In Win Over Devils
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/22 Friday Morning Forecast

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• Paid leave proposal reduced as Democrats work to scale back social spending bill
• Dads help curb violence at Louisiana high school
• Supply chain crisis could force consumers to abandon ethical shopping habits
• Former U.S. Envoy to Afghanistan on trusting the Taliban and why he resigned
• Former U.S. Envoy to Afghanistan on Powell's lasting legacy
• Powerful weekend storms headed for West Coast
• Former envoy to Afghanistan on the fate of girls under Taliban
• Virginia governor's race tightens as Election Day nears
• How many Americans are left in Afghanistan?
• Pfizer COVID vaccine is more than 90% effective in kids ages 5-11
• Afghan women protest for girls to return to school
• Millions quit their jobs due to pandemic burnout
• Universal pre-K in focus amid spending showdown
• Supreme Court to hear Texas abortion law challenges
• Pfizer says its COVID vaccine is 90.7% effective in kids 5-11
• Alec Baldwin fatally shoots crew member with prop gun
• U.S. struggling with shortage of COVID-19 rapid tests
• Police investigating after prop gun fired by Alec Baldwin killed crew member on movie set
• Supreme Court to hear arguments on Texas abortion law November 1
• Secretary of State Antony Blinken talked climate, immigration and more on trip to Ecuador and Colombia
• President Biden signals openness to elimination of filibuster
• China real estate company Evergrande Group narrowly avoids default
• Alec Baldwin fired a prop gun on movie set killing crew member
• Colorado River water users face cuts as historic drought takes its toll
• Trunk Or Treating With The Neighborhood Ford Store
• Tight race as Virginia chooses a new governor
• Virginia chooses a new governor in less than two weeks
• President Biden calls out Senate holdouts as legislative agenda stalls
• Retired hospitality worker walks from North Dakota to Texas to help Americans find common ground
• "48 Hours": Club owners open up about one of the deadliest nightclub fires in the U.S.
• Afghan evacuees begin resettlement in the U.S.
• Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen on their unlikely friendship, conversations that led to podcast
• Local Matters: Virginia governor candidates make last-ditch efforts ahead of election day
• CDC director endorses booster shots for Moderna, Johnson & Johnson vaccines
• WorldView: Chinese media removes Boston Celtics games after player's free Tibet statements
• Taliban armed with U.S. weapons faces threat from ISIS-K
• Virginia's Democratic candidate Terry McAuliffe on opponent Glen Youngkin, top issue in close race
• Questions remain after FBI confirms newly found remains are Brian Laundrie
• CDC authorizes COVID booster shots for some Moderna and Johnson & Johnson recipients, allows "mix-and-match" option
• Alec Baldwin fires a prop gun on a movie set, killing one person and injuring another
• 10/22: CBSN AM
• Doctor on Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendation for booster shots