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Articles from October 25, 2021

• Plenty Of Capacity, Adequate Pumping Facilities Helped Sacramento Avoid Rainfall Catastrophe During Storm
• Desperately-Needed Rainfall from Bomb Cyclone, Atmospheric River Gives Hope For North Bay Drought Recovery
• Storm Leads To Thousands More Calls For Service In Sacramento
• Santa Rosa Neighbors Blame City After Creek Overflows, Flooding Homes, Forcing Evacuations
• Clear, Blue Skies Follow Record-Breaking Rain
• Fish Count In Poudre River 1 Year After Destructive Cameron Peak Fire Brings 'Shocking' News
• Los Gatos Mayor Issues Warning To Residents To Stop Harassment At Council Meetings
• Protests Continue Outside Sigma Nu House On USC's Fraternity Row As New Sexual Assault Allegations Emerge
• Lowell High School Alumni File Lawsuit To Reinstate Merit-Based Admissions
• Byers Branch Library In Denver Renamed Due To William Byers' Support Of The Sand Creek Massacre In 1860s
• Kennard Has 23, Clips Rout Trail Blazers 116-86 For 1st Win
• Drivers Pull Over For Night As Winter Storm Slams Sierra
• Man Wanted For Allegedly Attacking CVS Employee At Dallas Store Arrested
• St. Paul School Board Chair Jeanelle Foster Recovering From COVID
• Four Dodgers, One Angel Nominated As 2021 Silver Slugger Award Finalists
• Fallen Tree During Storm Causes Damage In San Pedro
• Tom Brady Admits He's Gone Soft, Thanks To Tampa Weather: 'I Never Want To Deal With That Ever Again'
• Massachusetts Coastal Communities Brace For Potential Power Outages During Nor'easter
• Melrose To 'Deemphasize' Halloween In Classrooms, Hold 'Inclusive' Fall Events
• NYPD: Man Shot Inside Union Square Subway Station
• Suspect Wanted For Armed Home Invasion In Critical Condition Following Police-Involved Shooting In SW Miami-Dade
• Chicago Police Union President Urges Aldermen To Repeal Mayor's Vaccine Mandate For City Workers, Judge Denies Request To Extend Gag Order
• Community Helping Hampton Township Family After Home Damaged By Tornado
• Chicago Weather: Most Locations To Remain Dry Overnight
• Storm Watch: Officials Hoping To Avoid Repeat Of Ida With Preparations For Nor'easter
• Online Learning Apps Helping Kids Catch Up From Pandemic-Compromised School Year
• Churchill Residents Ramp Up Protests Against Proposed Amazon Distribution Center
• Kellogg's Being Sued Over Strawberry Pop-Tarts
• Inland Empire Commuters Dealing With Wet And Dangerous Road Conditions
• 3 Found Dead In Balboa Island Home; Illegal Drugs Suspected
• Original Report: Whistleblower Sets Off Probe Into Illegal Discharge Of Petcoke At Port Of Benicia
• Target To Open Store In Midtown Detroit
• Exclusive: CBS2 Cameras On Hand At Unannounced Security Screenings At Troubled New York City High Schools
• Some Tenants Say Conditions At Dallas' Highland Hills Apartments Still Unlivable Following Explosion
• Harry Styles Concert At TD Garden In Boston Has Tight COVID Restrictions
• Durant Scores 25, Nets Hand Wizards First Loss
• Illinois State University Student Jelani Day's Death Ruled A Drowning
• Holiday Shopping At Mercy Of Prolonged Pandemic-Era Supply Chain Interruptions
• CBS 2 Vault: Serial Killer John Wayne Gacy Talks Exclusively With Walter Jacobson In 1992 Series Of Special Reports
• Pennsbury School Board President Details Violent Threats Made Against Board Members
• Butler Scores 36, Heat Pull Away To Top Magic 107-90
• City Of Hamtramck To Handout Water Filters On Oct. 26
• Growing Number Of Covid Deaths Among Vaccinated In Maryland Linked to Diabetes; Hogan Pushes Booster Shots As State Prepares To Vaccinate Children
• Mail Carrier Hit, Killed By Driver Of Vehicle In Greene County
• Panthers Stay Unbeaten, Beat Coyotes 5-3 To Move To 6-0
• At Least 10 People Shot, 1 Killed, Over The Weekend In Baltimore
• President Biden On Beginning Of Portal North Bridge Construction In New Jersey: 'Let's Get To Work!'
• 'It's Very Inappropriate': Cell Phone Video Captures Sex Act In Woodlawn High School Class
• State Agencies Assists Dundalk Family After Their Toddler Tests Positive For Lead Poisoning
• Flames Dominate, End Rangers' Win Streak At 4
• Maryland Weather: Flood Warning Issued For Areas Across The Region
• Tesla Becomes Latest Member of Trillion Dollar Club
• South Florida Prepping For Approval Of COVID Vaccine For Kids 5 To 11
• Judge Rules Video Of Officers Thanking Kyle Rittenhouse Can Be Used At Trial Set To Start Next Week
• Employees Sue NorthShore University Health System, Say They Were Denied Religious Exemptions To COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Despite Sincere Beliefs
• Kao Dirichi Goes From From Nigeria To Starting Center For UT Arlington Mavs, Along With Viral Video For The Ages
• North Highlands Man Convicted Of Killing Foster Brother With Samurai Sword
• DeRozan Has 26, Bulls Beat Raptors For 4th Straight Win
• Man With Schizophrenia Reported Missing In Downtown Los Angeles
• Construction Worker Seriously Hurt In I-94 Work Site Accident In Dayton
• Renowned Marshall High School Basketball Coach Dorothy Gaters Calls It A Coaching Career
• Concord-Carlisle High School Teacher Accused Of Using Racist Slur Put On Leave
• Jayson Tatum Scores 41 Points As Celtics Beat Hornets 140-129 In OT
• Rocco, Crystal Police Department's First K-9, Passes Away
• Lawlessness Once Reigned On 'Hell's Half Acre' In Downtown Fort Worth
• Sheriff's Deputies Find No Armed Subject After 911 Call And Search Of San Jacinto Walmart
• 11 African Lions Test Positive For COVID At Denver Zoo
• Atmospheric River: North Bay Water Officials Wait & See On Easing Restrictions After Major Storm
• UPDATE: Residents in Santa Cruz Mountain Dig Out From Storm Debris
• California Ranked Third-Creepiest State In America
• Orange County Residents In Burn Scar Areas Keeping Close Watch On Rain Water Coming Down Canyons
• Hurricane Rick weakens but still poses a flooding threat to Mexico
• Judge Expected To Rule On Douglas County Schools Mask Lawsuit On Tuesday
• Dallas Zoo Mourns Loss Of Another Giraffe; 19-Year-Old Auggie Died Of Age-Related Health Issues
• Oklahoma Supreme Court Blocks 3 New Anti-Abortion Laws
• How Did Sunday's Storm Affect California's Drought?
• North Hills School District Students To Learn Online On Wednesday Due To Bus Driver Shortage
• UPDATE: San Francisco Public Works Crews Scramble to Clean Up After Historic Storm
• 4.8 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Monterey, San Luis Obispo Counties
• 2 Arrested After Shooters Open Fire Into Brooklyn Park Home
• Oakland Police Seize Flamethrower, Drugs, Cash In Illegal Casino Bust
• Atmospheric River: Alameda County Fair Reopens After Storm Knocks Down Trees, Damages Booths
• Accused Jefferson University Hospital Shooter Stacey Hayes Found Unfit To Stand Trial
• Rio Linda Residents Cleaning Up After The Storm
• Two Blocks Of Oakley Avenue In Gage Park Have Been Crumbling For Years, And Frustrated Neighbors Are Finally Getting Results
• Car Crashes Into Building In Towson, Police Investigating
• Judge In Chauvin Trial To Release Names Of Jurors On Nov. 1
• Security Guard To Plead Guilty To Killing Timberland Worker Catherine Heppner
• Criminals Stole At Least $20 Billion In Unemployment Payments From California
• Ports of Los Angeles, Long Beach To Fine Companies For Slow Container Movement
• McDonald's Workers Across Country To Walk Off Job On Tuesday After Sexual Assault Of 14-Year-Old Girl At Bethel Park Store
• Amid Team Struggles, Jimmy Garoppolo To Remain Starting QB For 49ers
• Colfax Residents Return Home After Debris Flow Concerns Subside
• Man Shot Multiple Times In Southwest Baltimore
• Report: Pittsburgh Has A Lot Of Candy Stores But Not Many Trick-Or-Treaters
• Denver Weather: Snow And More Wind Arrive Quickly
• Boston Driver Says He Was 'Terrorized' By 20 To 30 Teens On Bicycles
• 'Emotions Are Going To Flow': Carli Lloyd To Play Final U.S. National Team Match In St. Paul
• 17-Year-Old Charged With Homicide In Connection To Deadly Penn Hills Shooting In 2020
• Refugio Canyon Residents Return Home After Evacuation Orders Lifted
• Landlord Is In Debt To Village Of Riverdale, And Tenants Say They're Being Threatened With Water Shutoff
• 'We Want You Here': Denver Ready To Potentially Host 2026 World Cup Matches
• Former Pirate Andrew McCutchen And Wife Maria Welcome Baby Girl
• 'Loving' Wisconsin Family Among Kidnapped Missionaries In Haiti
• Frisco ISD Parents Protest Proposed Rezoning Of Some High Schools In Effort To Relieve Growth
• Bomb Cyclone Off Pacific-Northwest Had The Pressure Of A Category 4 Hurricane
• Patients With Appendicitis May Not Need Surgery, New Research Shows
• Carson Officially Announces State Of Emergency Over Foul Odor
• Looking To Get Married? Couples Running Into All Kinds Of Problems Getting New York City Marriage License
• 'Extreme Couponers' In Virginia Sent To Prison In $31.8 Million Fraud Scheme
• 'Worst Nightmare': Crews Battle Blaze At Greensburg Home With Hoarding Conditions
• 'Lack Of Accountability': Female Correction Officers Call For Harsher Punishments Against Inmates Who Commit Sexual Assault
• Atmospheric River: Power Restored To Majority of Residents; PG&E Blames Downed Trees For Massive Outages
• 65-Year-Old Man Critically Injured In San Francisco Assault, Robbery
• Chicago Group Engages In 'Mobilizations' After Food Delivery Drivers Are Carjacked In Austin
• Some Sierra Spots Report More Than 2 Feet Of Snow Over Past 24 Hours
• Report: Alec Baldwin Was Practicing Holstering His Prop Gun When He Shot, Killed Halyna Hutchins
• Philadelphia Eagles Trade QB Joe Flacco To New York Jets
• Man Sentenced to 9 Years in Prison For Horrific Box Cutter Attack on Elderly Victim in Concord
• Business Is Booming For Needham Woman Who Opened Luxury Chocolate Shop During Pandemic
• Montgomery County Air Force Pilot Fighting For Life, Daughter Killed In Plane Crash
• Mudslide Blocks Highway 128 Near Lake Berryessa
• 'We Have Most People Covered': Illinois Ready To Get COVID Vaccine To Children After Federal Approval
• Sonoma County Deputies Arrest 2, Seize 40,000 Pills Of Suspected Fentanyl
• New Wiretap Recordings In John Dougherty, Bobby Henon Bribery Trial Focuses Negotiations On Lucrative Franchise Deal With Comcast
• Adele Shuts Down Griffith Observatory For Secret Show On Sunday Evening
• Republican Ziccarelli Calls For Change While Democratic Incumbent Peck Cites His Prosecutorial Experience In Westmoreland County DA Race
• Local Pharmacies Start Rolling Out COVID-19 Booster Shots
• Man Killed In Brentwood House Fire
• 1 Killed In Multi-Vehicle Crash In Laurel
• Centner Academy Reverses Course On 30-Day Quarantine For Vaccinated Students
• With Weather More And More Severe, Experts Warn To Be On The Lookout For Dangerous 'Zombie' Trees
• Pembroke Pines Police Say No Credibility In Viral Online School Threat
• 'I Was Very Concerned': State Sen. Tina Polsky On Masking Incident Involving Florida's New Surgeon General
• Fearing It May Have To Close Down The Road, Cash-Strapped Bloomfield College Is Looking For Financial Help
• LA County Beaches Under Beach Water Use Advisory Through Thursday
• 'The Pressure Is There': Blackhawks Look To Start Winning After Continued Losing Streak
• Chicago Weather: Showers Wrap Up, But Temperatures Remain Chilly; Lakeshore Flood Advisory In Effect
• Broward School District Partners With Several Organizations To Provide Books To Kids Ahead Of Jumpstart's 'Read For The Record'
• Police Chase Of A Stolen Car Ended In Rollover Crash On I-76 In Brighton
• Gov. DeSantis Wants To Offer $5,000 Bonuses To Law Enforcement Officers Who Come To Florida
• New York City Workers, Supporters March Across Brooklyn Bridge To Protest Approaching Vaccine Mandate
• DA Larry Krasner Announces New Initiative To Fight Gun Violence In West/Southwest Philadelphia
• President Joe Biden Visits New Jersey To Push Infrastructure Plan, Including Portal Bridge Construction
• Colorado Woman Robin Pelkey Identified As Alaska Serial Killer's Victim
• Port Authority: Ridership Increased 23 Percent Last Month
• WCCO Minneapolis Mayoral Debate: Candidates Tackle Policing, Housing, Rising Crime Rates
• Texas Rolls Out Plan To Vaccinate 5 To 11-Year-Olds Against COVID-19
• SEPTA Union Unanimously Approves Strike If Deal Isn't Reached
• New Training Tool Gives Colorado Rescuers The Strength They Need To Help People Stuck In Mountains
• Possible Motive Revealed In Miramar Murder Of 18-Year-Old Dwight 'DJ' Grant
• Kason Parker Arrested In Deadly Stabbing Of 27-Year-Old Meghan Kiefer On Front Lawn Of Coram Home
• Officials Visit Denver As Mile High City Is Considered For FIFA World Cup 2026 Matches
• CBP agents cited for "misconduct" in Facebook posts were largely allowed to keep jobs
• Trucking Company President To Plead Guilty In Randolph, NH Crash That Killed 7 Motorcyclists
• I-Team Call For Action Helps Cape Couple Get $15,000 Refund For Canceled Cruise
• Orioles Center Fielder Cedric Mullins Is A Silver Slugger Award Finalist
• Researchers Find Antibiotics Can Be A First-Line Treatment For Many Patients Facing Appendectomy
• NYPD Officers Testify As Judicial Inquiry Into 2014 Death Of Eric Garner Gets Underway
• The Story Behind Showtime's New Russell Westbrook Documentary: 'This Is Russell Claiming His Own Narrative'
• The Story Behind Showtime's New Russell Westbrook Documentary: 'This Is Russell Claiming His Own Narrative'
• 'A Little Light': Broward & Miami-Dade Supervisors Of Elections Say Early Voting Off To Slow Start
• Gov. Baker Signs Student Nutrition Bill Into Law
• Vaping Marijuana By Teens Doubles In Last Seven Years, With Potentially Harmful Consequences, Study Says
• Biden Administration Unveils Program To Help Move Afghan Refugees From US Military Bases Into Permanent Homes
• U.S. Children Could Be Eligible For Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine As Early As Next Week
• Tents Still At 'Mass And Cass' Homeless Encampments Despite Signs Promising To Clean Up
• UPDATE: Suspect Arrested After Armed Standoff In San Jose Neighborhood
• 3 states lead the U.S. in workers quitting jobs
• Police Investigating Hayes Valley Shooting After Driver Critically Injured
• Tesla Joins Apple, Google, Facebook In Reaching $1 Trillion Valuation
• 2 Children Killed, Several Others Injured After Fort Worth Drag Racer Slams Into Spectators At Race
• Death Investigation Underway Near Entrance Of FIU's Biscayne Bay Campus
• Officials Urge Drivers To Slow Down, Use Headlights With Windshield Wipers As Rain Hits SoCal
• New Disneyland Ticket Costs $164 To Visit On Peak Days
• Meal Kit Services Recall Products Over Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Onions
• New York Couple Who Attacked Sesame Place Employee Over Mask Mandate Sentenced
• Lake City Man Found Safe After Missing For Several Days
• CBS3 Gets Preview Of Documentary About 64 Students At Philadelphia's Thomas Edison High School Killed In Vietnam War
• Add Your Photo To Digital Mural Showing Philadelphia's Passion For Soccer Amid 2026 FIFA World Cup Bid
• Gov. Greg Abbott Approves Redrawn Texas Voting Maps
• Massachusetts Reports 3,173 New COVID Cases, 20 Additional Deaths Over 3 Days
• Walters Art Museum Announces Día De Los Muertos Celebrations
• FBI Gang Enforcement Operations Lead to Charges in 2 Attempted Homicides in East Bay
• Ex-Georgetown University Tennis Coach Gordon Ernst Pleads Guilty In College Admissions Scam
• San Francisco Reopening Abigail Hotel As Homeless Housing
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Rise Again To $3.35 Per Gallon On Average; $1.25 Higher Than A Year Ago
• Dr. Dave Hnida: COVID Vaccines For 5 To 11 Year Olds Important For Their Health, And The Community's
• Rescuers Find Body Of Missing Texas Man In Grand Teton National Park
• Sacramento Sets Storm Record With Its Highest All-Time Rainfall Total Since 1880
• St. Louis County Attorney's Office Takes Proctor High School Hazing Case
• Patterson Perk, Canton Coffee Shop, Closing After 20 Years
• Panthers Heating Up The Ice With Decisive Game Play
• Revolution Forward Adam Buksa Voted MLS Player Of The Week
• These are Amazon's bestselling books of 2021 so far
• Whitmer Raises $3.1M For Reelection Campaign In 3 Months
• Broncos Trade Draft Picks To Los Angeles Rams For Inside Linebacker Kenny Young
• Chicago Weather: Rain Totals From Sunday And Monday Storms
• Florida COVID Hospitalizations Continue To Drop
• Barks And Boos: Dress Your Dog For This Downtown Baltimore Event
• Blue Origin unveils plans for commercial space station
• Greater Philadelphia Film Office Officials Calling On City To Restore Annual Grant
• Man Pleads Guilty To Manslaughter In Deadly Knoxville Shooting
• Tickets Go On Sale Next Month For 2-Night WrestleMania Event In Arlington Next April
• Man Fighting For Life After Being Shot 16 Times In North Philadelphia Double Shooting, Police Say
• Attorney: Alleged Timberview High School Shooter Timothy Simpkins Was Severely Bullied
• Bill Would Give Up To $2,000 Bonuses To Essential Workers Who Worked In-Person During Pandemic
• Henry Ford Health Unveils Art Memorializing Staff COVID Journey
• San Francisco DA Chesa Boudin Recall Supporters Submit 80,000 Signatures; Vote Likely Next June
• Minnesota Reaches 400 Traffic Deaths; Earliest Since 2007
• Attorney General Ellison Reaches Settlement In Price-Gouging Lawsuit Against Sparboe Farms
• Texas Tech Fires Head Football Coach Matt Wells
• Hay Fire In Parker Consumes Haunted House
• Sheriff: Child's Skeletal Remains, 3 Abandoned Siblings Found In Apartment
• Conservatives to QAnon: Facebook Researchers Saw How Its Algorithms Led to Misinformation
• Coraopolis Police Searching For Missing 23-Year-Old Miasinque Smith
• Are You Eligible For A COVID-19 Booster? MD Has A New Web Portal To Help You Find Out
• Gruesome find and shocking details revealed by Houston area sheriff
• Bomb cyclone and atmospheric river lash Northern California
• WATCH: Zach Ertz Records Longest Touchdown Catch Of Career, Makes NFL History In 1st Game With Cardinals
• Mac Jones Eats Steak, Spaghetti And Eggs For Breakfast On Game Days
• AP Source: MRI Confirms Sprained PCL For Jets QB Zach Wilson
• Spending In New Jersey Governor Race About Even, But Gov. Phil Murphy Banks More
• Fayette County Priest Andrew Kawecki Pleads No Contest To Charges Of Repeatedly Sexually Assaulting Altar Boy
• Judge Rules David Lesh Illegally Used National Lands To Promote Outdoor Apparel Company
• Drenching Rain Forces Alisal Fire Burn Area Residents In Santa Barbara County To Evacuate
• 'Supercharge' Storm Bringing Heavy Rainfall To Southland
• 100-Foot-Tall Christmas Tree Arrives At The Grove
• Flower Mound's Environmental Services Division Tree Give Away
• Hall Of Famer Gary Payton Looks To Make Mark As College Coach At Oakland's Lincoln University
• Detroit's Shinola Hotel To Host Halloween Party To Celebrate The Release Of Clue: The Shinola Hotel Edition
• 11 African Lions Test Positive For COVID At Denver Zoo
• Let It Snow! Winter Arrives On New Hampshire's Kancamagus Highway
• Key West Fantasy Fest Underway With Pandemic Induced Changes
• Man Dead After Shots Fired, Car Crash In New Castle
• Rafael Devers Was Dealing With Elbow Inflammation At End Of Season, Red Sox Announce
• Duarte Mayor Bryan Urias Found Dead At His Home
• Authorities: 18-Year-Old Kai Johnson Charged With Murder In Browns Mills Shooting That Left Teenage Boy Dead, Teen Girl Injured
• MDH Takes Control Of Minneapolis Nursing Home To Ensure Residents' Safety
• Snoop Dogg Pays Tribute To Late Mother Beverly Tate At Boston Concert
• Rabid Coyote Attacked Man & Dog In Baltimore County, Health Officials Say
• Musician Corey Dill Seriously Injured During Deep Ellum Robbery 
• MSU Study Looks At Community Solar Expansion Benefits To State
• Only On CBSN Baltimore: Learning & Masking In The Classroom
• Sacramento Ranks 143 Among Best Places To Retire In The US
• VIDEO: Police Searching For Man Who Attempted To Abduct 2-Year-Old Child In North Philadelphia
• Victim of serial killer John Wayne Gacy identified as North Carolina man
• Microsoft says Russia-backed hackers are attacking cloud services
• Pittsburgh Penguins Defenseman Kris Letang's COVID-19 Diagnosis Confirmed
• US Education Department To Take "Enforcement Action" If Florida Goes Forward With Defunding Broward And Alachua School Districts.
• Kennedy Krieger's Festival Of Trees To Return In November
• VIDEO UPDATES: Veteran KPIX 5 Anchor Ken Bastida Announces His Retirement
• Storm Watch: Flood Safety Tips, Power Outage Links & More
• Moderna Says Its COVID-19 Vaccine Was Well-Tolerated And Generated Robust Immune Response In Children Ages 6 To 11
• Mac Jones Joined Some Very Rare Company For NFL Rookie QBs
• UPDATE: Flood Waters Shut Down Lanes Of I-880; Alameda's Harbor Bay Parkway, Silverado Trail In Napa
• Crowley Resident Wins $3M In Texas Lottery Scratch Ticket Game
• Nick Cannon Chats With DWTS Judge Carrie Ann Inaba About Her 'In Living Color' Days and Gives Her Dating Status
• 2 Siblings Killed After Small Plane Crashes Next To Northwest Wisconsin Home
• Decisions Red Sox, Chaim Bloom Will Have To Make This Offseason
• Home Belonging To Former Broncos Head Coach Mike Shanahan Sells For More Than $15M
• Water Main Breaks On Chambers Road, Repair Work Ongoing
• Ohio Reports More Deaths Than Births In 2020; Experts Cite Pandemic
• Police Release Surveillance Video Of Suspect, 2 Others Wanted In Connection To Murder Of 30-Year-Old Roynell Phavor Houston
• King Of Prussia Businesses Provide Free Meals To Police, Fire, EMS Personnel During First Responders Appreciation Week
• Phillies Bring Back Bobby Dickerson As Infield Coach
• Revolution Remain Hungry For Ultimate Goal After Claiming Supporters' Shield
• SEPTA Releases Guide For Riders In Event Of Strike: Here's What You Need To Know
• ISIS bride gets 10 years for allegedly letting girl kept as slave die of thirst
• This Maryland City Is Among 'The Best Places To Raise A Family,' WalletHub Says
• Florida Gas Prices At Highest Level Since 2014
• No. 6 Michigan Tops Northwestern 33-7
• Hertz Order For Teslas Ranks Among Biggest-Ever EV Purchases
• Bill Belichick Offers Huge Praise To Justin Herbert
• Record-breaking "bomb cyclone" floods parts of Northern California
• 'What Is That Sound?' Howling 'Atmospheric River' Winds Make Golden Gate Bridge 'Sing'
• Preliminary Hearing Held For Paul Burkert, Jamie Frick In Deadly Pat's Steaks Shooting
• COVID Booster Shots Now Available In Chicago
• Victim Who Died In Crash During Salisbury Police Chase Identified
• Increased Security At Burlington Central High School After Snapchat Threat
• 2020 saw the highest number of reported hate crimes in two decades
• Jackpot-Winning Lottery Ticket Worth $1.75 Million Sold In Indiana County
• Bears Head Coach Matt Nagy Tests Positive For COVID-19
• US Secretary Of Department Of Veterans Affairs To Speak At Wilmington VA Medical Center
• 3 Charged In Stealing Hundreds Of Thousands Of Dollars From LA Homeless Nonprofit
• SFJAZZ Collective Plays Socially Conscious Songs at Miner Auditorium
• COVID In MN: MDH Reports 22 More Deaths As Latest Positivity Rate Drops Below 8%
• DeSantis wants to give $5K bonuses to unvaccinated police officers
• What a pediatrician says about the COVID vaccine for kids
• NYPD: Micah Beals Charged With Criminal Mischief In George Floyd Statue Vandalism
• 'This Is Absolutely Bonkers,' Long Lines As Brockton High School Adds Metal Detectors, Bag Searches
• Occupants Of Moving Cars Shot At Each Other, Anne Arundel County Police Say
• Biden says meeting with Manchin on social spending bill "went well"
• Atmospheric River: Santa Cruz, San Mateo County Officials Lift Evacuation Orders For CZU Fire Burn Zone
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 3-Day Total Of 989 New Cases, 11 More Deaths
• Protesters Calling For Climate Action Block FDR Drive
• While Youth Violence In Aurora Continues, City Program Implementing Immediate Solutions
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 3-Day Total Of 10,412 New Cases, 73 More Deaths
• New Bus Shelters Coming To Underserved Areas In Grand Rapids
• Moderna Says Its COVID-19 Vaccine For Kids 6-11 Has 'Strong Immune Response'
• Legendary Musician Billy Joel Coming Back To Seminole Hard Rock Casino In Hollywood
• Social Media Threat Prompts Extra Officers At Cosumnes Oaks High School
• Body Found In Waterfall Glen Forest Preserve In Darien Confirmed To Be Missing United Airlines Executive Jacob Cefolia
• Five Illinois Towns Ranked Among Best 100 Small Cities In America
• After Delay Due To The Pandemic, Denver Art Museum's New Addition Now Open To The Public
• Callers With 562, 626, 949, 951 Area Codes Must Now Dial Full 10 Digits, Even To Make Local Calls
• Red Wings Beat Blackhawks 6-3
• Wegmans Hosting Job Fair, Aims To Hire 300 People In Maryland
• The Jets Are Just Astoundingly Bad And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Rep. Anthony Brown Announces Run For MD Attorney General
• Twitter Suspends Rep. Jim Banks For Misgendering Former Pennsylvania Health Secretary Rachel Levine
• Pedestrian Struck And Killed In Laurel Crash
• Western Michigan Officer Fatally Shoots Knife-Wielding Man
• Drier And Cooler Air Arrive With Two Cold Fronts This Week
• Michael Jordan's 1984 sneakers sell for auction record $1.47 million
• Dixie Fire Fully Contained After More Than 3 Months, 963,309 Acres Burned
• Hertz to buy 100K Tesla Model 3 cars in push for EV rentals
• Mayor Bill de Blasio Gets 'Mix And Match' COVID Vaccine Booster Shot
• Moderna Says Its Low-Dose COVID-19 Vaccine Works For Kids 6 To 11
• Chicago Ranked 87th Best Place To Retire In The U.S.
• Atmospheric River: San Francisco Bay Area Takes Wild One Day Ride From Extreme Drought To Flooded Streets
• Caught On Video: Gunmen Open Fire On Man Sitting In Barber Chair In The Bronx
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/25 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Michigan Vigil Prays For Missionaries Kidnapped In Haiti
• Twin Cities Ranks Among Best Places To Retire In U.S. ... 131st Best, To Be Exact
• Man Stabbed In Neck, Killed In Southwest Philadelphia, Police Say
• Chicago Police Warn Of Trio Of Carjackings In South Austin, After Food Delivery Ordered At Same Address In South Austin
• Truck Goes Through 'Ice' In Barron County In DWI, Sheriff's Dept. Reports
• Twitter suspends congressman for misgendering trans official
• McKinley Park's New Water Vault Gets Filled To The Brim During Historic Storm
• Suspect Wanted For Shooting At Petaluma Home
• Kyle Larson Wins At Kansas
• Semi Trailers Catch Fire At Colorado Springs Goodwill
• Patriots Corner Jonathan Jones Reportedly Done For Rest Of Season
• Texas drag race driver slams into spectators, killing 2 children
• Woman Groped While Shopping At Macy's In Brooklyn
• World Stroke Day Is Oct. 29: Know The Signs And Symptoms
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 512 Cases Reported, Five New Deaths
• President Joe Biden Approves Disaster Declaration For Delaware
• Body of missing Texas man found in Grand Teton National Park
• Subway Rider Shoved Onto Tracks After Fighting Off Attempted Robber, Police Say
• 'Best Places To Retire': New York City Ranks #32 On New List
• Miami Man Juan Mallen Won Keys Annual Stone Crab Claw Eating Contest
• What to know about COP26 ahead of global climate summit
• Critically Endangered Right Whale Population Drops To An Estimated 336; Lowest In 20 Years
• Dallas Police Respond To 3 Shootings, 1 Major Crash Over Weekend
• Lions Special Teams Gambles Fall Short
• Miami Weather: Soggy Start To Monday, Afternoon Storms Likely
• Campaign 2021: Unincorporated Biscayne Gardens Residents To Vote On Becoming Miami-Dade's 35th City.
• Denver Weather: Near Record Heat Raises The Fire Danger, Storm Arrives Tuesday
• Celtics Get Ime Udoka His First Career NBA Win: 'You Guys Took Too Long To Get It'
• Majority Of Parents Steal From Kids' Trick-Or-Treat Hauls
• MPD Officer Brian Cummings' First Court Appearance Scheduled In Crash That Killed Leneal Frazier
• "Little Amal's" giant mission to soften European hearts to refugees
• Some Michigan Residents Now Have To Dial 10-Digit Numbers
• 5 Things You Should Know About Thyroid Eye Disease
• Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refinery Rebranded As The Bellwether District
• Chicago-Based Movers Ghost Family After Showing Up At New Home Without A Lot Of Their Belongings
• Paul Anka Puts His Head On Oz's Shoulder
• This Just Might Be The Most Ridiculous Tom Brady Stat Of All Time
• Dr. Sampson Davis Tells Dr. Oz About The Various Things He's Had To Remove From People's Bodies In The E.R.
• Dr. Kenny Banh Tells Dr. Oz About One Patient Who Thought A Five-Foot-Tapeworm Was His Intestines Coming Out Of His Body
• PTL Links: Oct. 25, 2021
• Ed Sheeran tests positive for COVID-19
• Actress, TV Personality Garcelle Beauvais Helped Raise Money For Children Of Haiti At South Florida Runway Show
• "You Won't Believe What We've Seen!" E.R. Doctors Reveal Their Most Shocking Cases
• Texas Department Of State Health Services To Lay Out Plan For Giving Kids COVID Vaccine
• Rise In Teen Girls With 'Tic-Like' Behaviors Could Be Linked To TikTok, Doctors Say
• 'Never Been So Excited': Nonprofit Gets Unexpected Help As Storm Threatens Shelter
• 'Purple Reigns In Minnesota': Minnesota Congress Making First Steps To Honor Prince
• Two Women Shot At Severn Basketball Court
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Facebook researchers saw how its algorithms led to misinformation
• Maryland Weather: Warm With A Chance Of Storms
• Minn.-Based Dairy Queen Takes Mass. Company To Court Over Use Of 'Blizzard' Name
• Police: Man Breaks Into Fineview Apartment, Threatens Woman With Gun
• Early Voting Gets Underway In Hialeah
• Atmospheric River Drenches Northern California With Historic Rainfall
• Couple Frustrated When Wedding Limo Arrives An Hour Late; Limo Company Says Staffing Shortage Is Causing Problems
• Man Shot, Killed In New Castle
• Homeowner charged with murder after shooting motorist in driveway
• Butler Area School District Working On 'After School' Meal Program
• U.N. reports record greenhouse gas levels despite COVID shutdowns
• "Rust" electrician says he held cinematographer "while she was dying"
• Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen on feeling like outsiders
• Vin Diesel walks Paul Walker's daughter down the aisle
• A mural presents a new image for one Ohio city
• 3 Killed, 26 Wounded In Weekend Shootings Across Chicago
• President Biden, Senator Joe Manchin, And Congressional Democrats Close To Infrastructure Deal
• Atmospheric River: High Winds Topple Trees, Scaffolding in San Francisco
• Facebook internal documents show execs knew platform spread misinformation and failed to act at times
• Chicago Weather: Heavy Rain Causing Flooding, Dangerous Driving Conditions And Power Outages
• Military detains civilian leaders, declares power in Sudan coup
• Gottlieb says kids could start getting COVID vaccine as soon as November 4
• Disciplinary Trial To Begin For Former SBA President Ed Mullins
• James Michael Tyler, who played Gunther on "Friends," dies at age 59
• Family, Friends Gathered To Remember Erika Verdecia, Convicted Killer Charged In Her Murder
• American Airlines Flight From New York Makes Emergency Landing After Reports Of Smoke In Cabin
• Hitting The Road: As Supply Chain Issues Persist, Opportunities For Women To Get Behind The Wheel Increase
• Police: Woman Yells Anti-Asian Slurs After Hitting Teen With Cardboard Box In Brooklyn
• Police: Central Catholic High School No Longer At Risk For Threat After Arrest Made Following Social Media Comments
• With Less Than A Week Before NYC's Deadline, Municipal Workers Rally Against Vaccine Mandate On Staten Island
• Protesters Attempt To Storm Entrance Of Barclays Center Over Nets' Refusal To Allow Kyrie Irving To Play Due To NYC Vaccine Mandate
• Texas Department Of Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller Admitted To Hospital
• Lower Merion Police Help Dog Walkers Become More Aware, Alert While On Walks
• Pittsburgh Weather: Severe Storms Possible Monday Afternoon
• Florida's top doctor booted from meeting after refusing to wear mask
• Dallas Police Department Investigating After Anthony Dixon, 19, Killed
• City Offering COVID-19 Booster Shots Starting Monday
• GreenDish: Healthy Meals
• Interact's 26th Anniversary Celebration @ Nicollet Island Pavilion
• Woodland Hills High School Students Return To In-Person Learning After Massive Fight
• Police Investigating Crash, Car Fire In Bensalem
• Unruly protest over Nets' not letting unvaccinated Kyrie Irving play
• Driver Flips Over In Single-Vehicle Rollover Crash On Streets Run Road
• Dr. Christianna Hang Resigns As Hmong College Prep Academy CEO Amid Investigation
• Tom Brady becomes first NFL quarterback to get 600 touchdown passes
• 'It's More Than The Machinery': Farmers Come Together To Help Family In Need
• Family Claims They Called 911 Several Times During Deadly Attempted Break-In In Frankford But No One Answered
• Police And EMS Respond To Rollover Crash On The North Side
• 'You Can't Just Have An Opinion About Climate Change:' Michael Keaton Investing In Pittsburgh And Combating Climate Change
• Annual 'Witches Bike Brigade' Takes Place In Ligonier
• Atmospheric River: Parts of San Mateo County Pummeled with Heavy Rain, Flooding
• 14th Hearing Over Proposed Amazon Distribution Site In Churchill Planned For Monday
• Penguins Crediting Hot Start To The Coaching Of Mike Sullivan
• Sorokin, Islanders Beat Vegas For 2nd Straight Shutout
• Pedestrian Killed In Blaine Crash
• Revs Become Third Team In MLS History To Reach 70 Points With Thrilling 2-2 Draw In Orlando
• Survival of the Fittest - All American
• Past is Prologue - 4400
• Summer School: Chapter Twelve - DC's Stargirl
• I Believe In A Thing Called Love - Supergirl
• wvrdr_error_100 not found - DC's Legends Of Tomorrow
• Freeze - Batwoman
• They Started It - Walker
• We All Knew This Day Was Coming - Legacies
• Scooby-Doo, Where Are You Now!
• The Demon of Piper Beach - Nancy Drew
• Jonathan Magnum 10 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Jeff Davis 14 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• World's Funniest Animals: Halloween

Videos from October 25, 2021

• Lights For The Fight: 1500 Market Street, BNY Mellon Center
• 10/25: Red and Blue
• "Facebook Papers" suggest platform did little to stop spread of misinformation
• Severe weather threatens millions across the nation
• Biden signals a deal is nearly complete on his social spending plan
• Moderna says COVID vaccine effective in 6 to 11-year-olds
• Biden and Democrats making progress toward deal on social spending plan
• Facebook under fire after new documents leaked
• Moderna says vaccine is safe for kids 6 to 11
• Powerful nor'easter prompts flash-flood advisories
• Police give update on deadly shooting at Boise mall
• Report says members of Congress, White House officials met with organizers of January 6 protest
• Local Matters: Wisconsin election audit finds voting machines work properly
• Local Matters: Early voting underway in tight New Jersey governor's race
• Democrats near deal on social spending and climate package as Biden heads to Europe
• Biden speaks on infrastructure and spending bills during New Jersey visit
• Race for New Jersey's next governor heats up
• Severe weather in the West Coast as Northeast prepares for storm
• Congress wrestles with Biden's spending bill and January 6 riot investigation
• President Biden heads to NJ to promote spending plan
• Sidebar with Del Rio & Caraway
• Republicans block voting rights bill as filibuster threatens Biden's agenda
• Young girls portrayed as iconic trailblazing women in new book "Toddlewood TrailblazHER"
• COVID-19 viral loads and what they can determine about infectiousness
• Tom Brady throws 600th regular season touchdown
• Biden continues to push Democratic lawmakers to come together on his legislative agenda
• Democrats close to deal on social spending plan as Biden campaigns for Gov. Murphy in New Jersey
• Leaked Facebook documents show struggle to curb misinformation
• Julianna Margulies on playing an LGBTQ+ character on "The Morning Show"
• Giant puppet of Syrian girl raises awareness for refugees
• Democrats close to agreement on spending bill
• Former Facebook executive says leaked documents show platform's harm
• Wind and rain lashes the Pacific Northwest in phenomenon known as a bomb cyclone
• WorldView: Sudan's acting prime minister detained in apparent military coup
• Leaked Facebook documents show company chose "profit over safety," legal expert says
• 10/25: CBSN AM