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Articles from October 23, 2021

• Vacaville's Imagine That Children's Steam Museum To Close Sunday After 5 Years
• If Projections Stay: 'Once In A Century Type Storm' Sunday To Monday
• Sunday's Show Info (10/24/21)
• Three Takeaways From Dodgers 2021 Season, NLCS
• Two Arrested In Galt For Allegedly Shooting At Police Officer
• 3 Shot In Downtown LA, 1 Dead
• A Look At Saint Francis Warren Residences, One Of Denver's Taxpayer-Funded Spots To Help People Transition Off The Streets
• Man Accidentally Discharges Gun, Wounds Neighbor
• Inside SoCal: 10/24 Wrap-Up
• Dodgers' Season Comes To An End With 4-2 Loss In Game 6 Of NLCS VS Braves
• Sorokin Stops 26 Shots In Islanders' Win Over Coyotes
• Forecasters Expect Moderate To Heavy Rains Sunday and Monday
• Southwest Philadelphia Block Renamed After Rev. Paul 'Earthquake' Moore
• Commuters Make Backup Plans Ahead Of SEPTA Strike Vote
• Walk To End Alzheimer's Saturday In Cockeysville Aims to Raise Awareness
• Walmart Recalls Aromatherapy Spray Over Deadly Bacteria
• Campaign 2021: Early Voting Begins In New Jersey And New York City
• Pavel Zacha Scores In OT To Lift Devils Past Sabres
• Former chief negotiator for U.S. Zalmay Khalilzad sticks by his Taliban deal
• Family Mourns 'Loving' And 'Gentle' St. Paul Man After Fatal Hit-And-Run
• Chicago Weather: Rain Likely Sunday, Breezy Late
• Williams leads No. 13 Notre Dame past USC, 31-16; Fighting Irish Record 50th Victory Over Trojans
• Many New Yorkers Canceling, Scaling Back Halloween Festivities Due To COVID Concerns
• Alec Baldwin Was Told Gun Was 'Cold' Before Fatal Movie Set Shooting, Court Records Show
• Voting Rights Activists Head To Washington In Support Of The Free To Vote Act
• Metra Train Hits Chicago Police Car In Elmwood Park
• Body Believed To Be Missing Five-Year-Old Elijah Lewis Found In Abington
• Democratic Candidate For Mayor Eric Adams Rallies Supporters In Chinatown As Early Voting Begins
• Republican Mayoral Candidate Curtis Sliwa Campaigns In Washington Heights, On Upper East Side
• 18-Year-Old Morgan State Student Shot On Campus Saturday
• Camden County Voters Trickle In As New Jersey Starts Early Voting For The First Time
• California braces for "bomb cyclone" with flash flooding, mudslides
• Vanessa Bryant Learned Of Kobe, Gianna's Death Hours After Helicopter Crash; Asked LA County Sheriff To Make Sure No Photos Were Taken
• Bulls Beat Pistons 97-82 For Chicago's First 3-0 Start Since 2016
• Castellanos Scores 2 Goals, NYCFC Beats DC United
• Flyers Fall To Undefeated Panthers 4-2
• Depleted Penguins Lineup Stuns Maple Leafs With 7-1 Win
• Where To Find The Upper East Side's Best Decorated Houses This Halloween
• 'Mecca Of Rowing': Head Of The Charles Regatta Participants Grateful For Event's Return
• Three Men Shot, One Fatally, In Separate Baltimore Shootings Saturday
• Police Investigation of Shattered Vehicle Windows Temporarily Shuts Highway 17 Saturday
• Paula Abdul Co-hosts Wigs And Wishes Gala At Rivers Casino
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Missing 14-Year-Old Girl In Emotional Distress
• Costumed Canines Compete In 31st Annual Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade
• 18-Year-Old Killed in Halloween Party Shooting
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating Threat Made Toward Pittsburgh Central Catholic
• 'It's Hard To See': Non-Profit Helping Fire Victims Needs Help Of Its Own
• Bruce Springsteen Returns To 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert' On Oct. 25
• Boston Mayoral Candidates Hit The Streets On First Day Of Early Voting
• Salami Sticks Sold At Trader Joe's Recalled After Being Linked To Salmonella Outbreak
• Small Plane Crash-Lands On Long Island After Experiencing Engine Failure
• Mayor Brandon Scott Helps Kick Off Annual Cleanup In Carrollton Ridge
• 'You Are Not Alone:' Mother Of Domestic Violence Victim Challenging Men To Speak Up
• Anna Police Investigating Crash That Killed 22-Year-Old Man
• Russian River Rubber Dam Deflated Due to Impending Storm
• Unity Playground Dedicated In Honor Of Fallen Baltimore County Police Officer Amy Caprio
• Texas Joins Oklahoma's Effort To Overturn McGirt Decision Regarding Crimes On Tribal Reservations
• Nealis Scores First Goal Since 2019, Red Bulls Top Crew
• Minnesota Gophers Beat Maryland 34-16
• State Senator Pat Stefano Introduces Legislation To Expand Pennsylvania's Castle Doctrine Law
• Mervo High Football Player Elijah Gorham Remembered During Memorial Service
• Dye, Brown lead No. 10 Oregon past UCLA, 34-31
• Rangers Score 3 In Final 6 Minutes, Rally Past Sens
• CPD's 'Carve With A Cop' Brings Children, Officers Together
• Ryan Yarwood Arrested After Eluding Police In Stolen Vehicle
• Belmont Cragin Carjacking Leads To Fiery Crash, Multiple Other Parked Cars Struck
• 'In Your House, What's Your Plan?:' NWS Meteorologist Stresses Safety As Frequency Of Tornadoes Increases
• Police Investigate Bank Robbery In Hyde Park
• CHA Hosts Annual Coat Drive To Help Public Housing Residents Prepare For Winter
• Philadelphia Participates In National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
• People, Pets Get Vaccinations At Community Event In Pilsen
• Cook County Offers COVID Vaccines At Calumet City Computer Giveaway
• DEA, Cook County Sheriff Host Prescription Drug Take Back Event
• Reports Of Drugging, Sexual Assaults At Other USC Fraternities
• Evacuation Orders Issued for CZU Burn Zones in Santa Cruz County
• Person Shot, Seriously Wounded In Linthicum Shooting Saturday
• Pickett Once Again Leads The Way In Pitt's 27-17 Win Over Clemson
• 7 Shot, Including 4 Teenagers, In West Baltimore Friday Night
• 52-Year-Old Shot To Death In Chester, Police Say
• Republicans In Pennsylvania And Other States Using Ballot Initiatives To Change Election Laws
• Garbers Sets Cal QB Rushing Mark, Golden Bears Maul Buffaloes
• New Chicago Grant Program Aims To Help Local Businesses
• Lost Senior In Lathrop Reunited With Family
• Many Californians May Be Underinsured For Upcoming Storm
• Six People Hospitalized Following Boat Explosion In Dania Beach
• Brittany Adebumola And Joseph David-Jones Say 'The 4400' Is 'A Beautiful Companion To The Original'
• 'Selfie Portrait' Event Pairs Professional Artists With Germantown Children
• US Continues To Wait For Items Waiting To Be Offloaded At Ports Of LA Or Long Beach
• Raging Gun Battles In Mexico City Kill 4, Wound 2
• Hurricane Rick forecast to reach major strength ahead of landfall in Mexico
• Locations For Free Flu Shots Throughout LA
• Two Correctional Officers Plead Guilty To Conspiracy To Smuggle Contraband Into Baltimore Jail
• Top News Stories You Might Not Have Heard About This Week
• Rep. Mike Kelly Facing Scrutiny Over Stocks Purchases By The Congressman And His Wife
• Salami Product Sold At Trader Joe's Investigated In Salmonella Outbreak
• Richard Seymour Officially Inducted Into Patriots Hall Of Fame
• Revolution Win Supporters' Shield For First Time In Franchise History
• New infant planet discovered by researchers in Hawaii
• Anne Arundel County Police Searching For Missing Elderly Woman In Glen Burnie
• 'So Much More Than Just Pollution': Air Monitoring Project Around Suncor Plant Meant To Empower Community
• Cutting Edge Named Nation's 5th Scariest Haunted Attraction
• Penn State Loses 20-18 To Illinois In NCAA's First Nine Overtime Game
• Richard Seymour's Full Patriots Hall Of Fame Induction Speech
• Power Outage In Laguna Beach
• Illinois Stuns No. 7 Penn State 20-18 In NCAA's 1st 9OT Game
• Elon Musk, Tesla Super Fans Blast Biden Administration Move Toward Regulating Autopilot
• No. 6 Wolverines Clobber Wildcats 33-7 To Remain Undefeated
• BC Falls To 0-3 In ACC Play With 28-14 Loss To Louisville
• Pitt Quarterback Kenny Pickett Sets School Record For Career Completions
• Baltimore County Police Searching For 57-Year-Old Man Missing Since Monday
• Judge Hands 6 Year Prison Sentence To Operator Of Child Care Center Where Kids Were Hidden Behind False Wall
• Parts Of Nevada County May Be Evacuated Due To Storms
• Gas Prices Surge Again In New Jersey, Around The Nation
• Florida Boy, 15, Faces Charges In Death Of Girl He's Accused Of Shooting
• Body of missing 5-year-old Elijah Lewis found in Massachusetts park
• Vandal Damages Parked Louisville Police Car And Sprays Anti-Police Graffiti On It
• Defenseman Juuso Riikola Recalled From Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins
• 5 People Injured In House Explosion In Cambridge
• New Trial Begins For 83-Year-Old Ohio Man Who Spent 45 Years In Prison
• COVID Outbreak Reported In New Hampshire's Largest Jail
• Congressman Glenn Thompson Released From Walter Reed Hospital After Receiving Treatment For COVID-19
• Authorities Search For Texas Man At Grand Teton National Park
• Surveillance Video Shows Moments Leading To The Arrest Of Allen M. Brown, Suspect In Kenosha Police Shooting
• Deer Tests Positive For Chronic Wasting Disease In Jefferson County
• Pedestrian Injured After Being Struck In Uptown Minneapolis
• 16-Year-Old Dies After Aurora Police Find Him Shot In Driver's Seat Of Vehicle
• Maine Hikes Tolls To Recoup Revenue Lost During Pandemic
• Coast Guard Transfers 28 Cubans To The Bahamas
• Fall River Police Ask Public To Help ID Suspect Responsible For Multiple Burglaries
• Gerald McRaney On Admiral Kilbride Taking Over 'NCIS: LA': 'Things Will Be Done His Way Or Not At All'
• Burbank Vigil Planned For Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins Killed On Movie Set
• Officials: 9 Tornadoes Tear Through Western Pennsylvania, 2 In Ohio
• Walker Buehler To Pitch As Dodgers Again Seek To Avoid Elimination
• Miami Weather: Keep That Umbrella Handy
• 1 killed, 7 wounded in shooting near Fort Valley State University
• Sacramento Police Put Out Traffic Alert Ahead of Ironman
• Boulder Storm Chasers Pay $2.4 Million To Resolve Allegations Of Fraud Related To Federal Grants
• U.S. to allow private groups to sponsor Afghan evacuees
• National Voting Rights Leaders Converge On Denver for First-Of-Its-Kind Event To Combat Voter Suppression
• West Virginia Officials Welcome Idea Of Adding Maryland Counties
• Police Arrest Suspect Who Took Off For Mother's Residence In Elizabeth Township
• Lake County Deputies Search For 2 Men In Armed Robbery At Grayslake Gas Station
• Businesses Continue To Be Impacted By Cameron Peak Fire More Than A Year Later
• Rain Expected Sunday Night Into Monday In Southland
• Volunteers Work With Forest Service To Restore Trails Damaged By The Cameron Peak Fire
• 12-Year-Old Hurt In St. Paul Shooting; Investigation Underway
• Flash Flood Watches Issued As Storm Aims at Fire-Scarred Northern California
• Amid the Capitol Riot, Facebook Faced Its Own Insurrection
• Weekend Closure Of 101 Freeway Stretch Near DTLA Planned For Viaduct Project
• Richard Gere summoned to testify at Italy's leader trial
• US Rowing Accepts Resignation of Longtime Men's Coach Mike Teti
• Sixers Fall To Brooklyn Nets In Home Opener As Ben Simmons Saga Continues
• 4 People, 2 Dogs Rescued From Sinking Boat Off Chatham
• Penguins' Kris Letang Will Not Play Tonight Due To COVID-19 Protocols
• Moose Found Dead In Northwestern Colorado, Wildlife Officials Ask For Help Finding Poacher
• Southwest Philadelphia Shooting Leaves Man Wounded, Police Say
• La Palma volcano eruption brings threats of volcanic ash, acid rain
• Family Tries To Move Forward After Double Fatal I-70 Crash That Killed Colorado Teen Heading To Pawnee Ceremonial Dance
• Colorado Weather: Mountain Snow Expected Saturday Night, Slick Travel Likely Into Sunday Morning
• Teacher placed on leave for "insulting" Native American dance
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 900 New Cases & 11 Deaths Reported Saturday
• 2 Doral Police Officers Injured In Shooting Near Miami-Dade Police Headquarters; Suspect Killed ID'd By Police
• Woman's Body Found On Freeway Off-Ramp In Hollywood
• Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit Sold Out This Weekend
• Florida Judge Set to Decide On School Mask Rule
• What To Watch For When Patriots Host Jets In Week 7
• 'We're Making Some Adjustments': Worker Shortage Has Metro Transit Pushing Light Rail Service To Every 12 Minutes
• COVID In Colorado: Gov. Jared Polis Gets His Booster
• Small Plane Makes Landing In Field In Clarion County
• Suspected poacher trampled to death by elephant in South Africa
• Denver Weather: Cloudy, Cooler And Breezy With A Few Overnight Rain Showers Possible
• 'Slow' But 'Unstoppable' Nikola Jokic Leads Nuggets In Home Opening Win
• Free Dental Care Clinic Being Held At The David L. Lawrence Convention Center
• Massachusetts Considers Letting Electric Bikes In Bike Lanes
• Minnesota Lawmaker Seeks Donations To Help Family Charged In Jan. 6 Insurrection
• NYPD: 23-Year-Old Charged With Murder Of Delivery Worker Stabbed To Death During Lower East Side Robbery
• Rod Stewart's Plea Deal On Battery Charge Falls Through
• Florida Man Gets 2 Years For Lying About Hurricane Damage For Money
• 3 Teens Charged In Killing Of Missing Miramar Man
• Parts Of Cross Island Parkway To Close Sunday For LIRR Work Near UBS Arena
• Husband of woman fatally shot on Alec Baldwin film set speaks out
• Street Closures From Electrical Pole Fire In Redondo Beach Lifted
• Lancaster Shooting Leaves One Wounded
• Fall Foliage Report: Cooler Temperatures Bring In The Best Colors
• Walmart Recalls Aromatherapy Spray That May Contain Deadly Bacteria
• U.S. travel blogger among 2 women killed in Mexico resort shooting
• Florida Man Accused Of Fatally Shooting Neighbor In Dispute Over 'Wandering Cat'
• Magnitude 2.8 Earthquake Rattles East Bay Near Hercules
• Ed's Driveway: Toyota Sienna
• White House Delays Release of JFK Assassination Files
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Mostly Cloudy Skies, Rain At Times And Cooler Saturday; Chilly Tonight
• Florida Officials: Florida Panther Struck And Killed By Vehicle
• Gov. Newsom Issues Emergency Order to Help Recovering Wildfire Counties
• Northbound I-279 Lanes Cleared After Reported Vehicle Fire, Multi-Vehicle Crash
• New Facebook Whistleblower Says Executives Shrugged as Algorithm Stoked Hate, Misinformation
• San Jose Woman Killed By Stray Bullet In Mexican Drug Gang Shootout
• Early Voting Begins In Boston For Mayoral Election
• Husband of Woman Fatally Shot on Alec Baldwin Film Set Speaks Out
• 17-Year-Old Boy Shot, Killed In Gresham Neighborhood
• Apartments Evacuated After Fire In South Minneapolis
• Alec Baldwin was told gun was "cold" before deadly film set shooting
• Good Samaritan Who Stopped To Help Injured Deer Struck By Hit-And-Run Driver
• Frankford High School Unveils New Solar Training Lab For Students
• 4 Your Community: DAV Department Of Massachusetts
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: Oct. 23, 2021
• Residents Call on SF Housing Authority to Remedy 'Dangerous' Living Conditions
• Serial killer's victim identified after 37 years through DNA
• Americans in Afghanistan face hard choice of dividing their families
• Pittsburgh Mayoral Candidates Ed Gainey, Tony Moreno Take Debate Stage On KDKA
• Upper Dublin Carnival Raises Money For Those Affected By Ida
• Chicago Weather: Frost Advisory, Sunny Through The Day
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/23 Saturday Morning Forecast
• White House delays release of JFK assassination files
• USC frat member suspended amid protests of "drug-facilitated sexual assaults"
• Elderly Cab Driver Shot In Roseland Carjacking
• MPD Officer Brian Cummings Charged In Collision That Killed Leneal Frazier
• Hey Ray! Bending A Stream Of Water
• Pittsburgh Weather: Saturday Showers
• CPD: Woman Accidentally Shot, Killed By Boyfriend In McKinley Park
• Two-Year-Old Boy Battling Cancer Dresses Up As His Doctor For Halloween
• Pennsylvania's Jobless Rate, Labor Force And Payrolls Drop
• Couple Facing Charges In Connection With Rental Assistance Fraud
• 53 Local Officers Honored At 20th Annual Sen. John Heinz Law Enforcement Awards Luncheon
• Better Business Bureau Warns Homeowners Of 'Storm Chaser' Scams Following Severe Weather Damage
• 30 Students 'Positively Identified' In Woodland Hills High School Cafeteria Brawl
• Pa. State Police Renewing Efforts To Solve Cassandra Gross Case
• Pa. Rep. Mike Kelly Faces Ethics Scrutiny Over Stock Purchase
• Hurley: It Was A Great Run But ... It Feels Like The Red Sox Kind Of Blew It In ALCS
• FDA weighs myocarditis risk in review of Pfizer COVID vaccine for kids
• Knicks Make 24 3s, Cruise Past Rebuilding Magic
• Durant's Triple-Double Rallies Nets Past 76ers

Videos from October 23, 2021

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• Boy's pumpkin patch helps kids around the country
• Catalytic converter theft is on the rise
• Spanish island's volcanic eruptions still causing massive damage
• UNICEF warns Haiti is "nowhere near safe" as abductions worsen
• Biden and Congress nearing final infrastructure bill
• Investigators gather evidence from fatal misfire at movie set
• Forecasting the impact of California's "bomb cyclone"
• California braces for "bomb cyclone" storm system
• Virginia gubernatorial race tightens ahead of Election Day
• Leaked Facebook documents show employees' frustration over response to January 6 attack
• Severe fall storms expected in California and Pacific Northwest
• Military veterans resign from Senator Kyrsten Sinema's advisory council in protest
• Afghan evacuees begin resettlement in U.S.
• Children ages 5 to 11 close to gaining access to COVID vaccine
• Exiled former Saudi official Saad Aljabri: MBS has a “Tiger Squad” of henchmen
• Michael Keaton talks "The Godfather," his prized possessions and a possible TV cameo
• Saturday Sessions: Houndmouth performs "Good For You"
• The Dish: Chef Zach Pollack on culinary journey, love of Italy
• Veteran who lost leg in Afghanistan shares memories of Colin Powell
• Wolves make a return to Yellowstone National Park
• Americans in Afghanistan face hard choice of dividing families
• Exploring "the laws of fashion" and its history
• The next phase: Latest on COVID boosters and more
• Couple who escaped slavery honored with blue plaque in London
• Lava from volcano on La Palma continues to scorch neighborhoods
• Democrats work on final bargaining for Biden's $3.5 trillion Build Back Better plan
• Heavy storm expected to hit the West
• CDC: More Americans getting COVID booster shot than those who remain unvaccinated