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Articles from October 26, 2021

• Only On 2: Elvira, Mistress Of The Dark On Her New Book
• Trunk Or Treat Event Helps Bring Sacramento Community Together After Tragic Shooting
• Denver Metro Area Police Asking Drivers To Slow Down
• Hung Jury In Trial of Danville Deputy Andrew Hall Over Laudemer Arboleda Killing; Guilty On Gun Assault
• Orange County Parents Protest Vaccine Mandates At School Board Meeting
• Larimer County Hospitalizations Spike As Vaccine Interest Stalls
• Huntington Beach Resident Arrested For Involvement in Capitol Riots
• Denver City Council To Hear Proposal For Lowering Neighborhood Street Speeds
• Firefighters Rescue 2 People From Water At Cosumnes Preserve
• UPDATE: A's Still At Bat In Oakland; Alameda County Supes Vote To Help Finance New Ball Park
• Bay Area Health Experts Weigh In After FDA Advisers Back Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine For Kids 5 To 11
• Tahoe Businesses Gear Up For Tourists After Historic Storm
• La Cañada Resident, Nadia Chung Named As 2022 Rose Queen
• Wisconsin Lawmakers To Send Anti-Abortion Bills To Governor
• $12M In Improvements Coming To Lower American River Parkway
• Carli Lloyd Plays Final Match For US In Rout Of South Korea
• San Francisco D.A. Chesa Boudin's Father Granted Parole After 40 Years In Prison
• Braves Take World Series Game 1, 6-2
• CDC Estimates Pfizer Vaccine For Ages 5-11 In Colorado On November 1
• Flames Use 4-Goal Outburst In 1st Period To Beat Devils
• Curry Scores 23, Warriors Top Thunder To Remain Unbeaten, 106-98
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/27 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Douglas County Parents, Students Line Up At School Board Meeting Following Mask Mandate Ruling
• Has Rush Hour Traffic In The Twin Cities Returned To Pre-Pandemic Levels?
• Mass. Probation Department Under Scrutiny Again After Employees Report Structural Racism, Discrimination
• Woman Hit, Killed By School Bus In Mattapan Remembered As 'All-Around Good Person'
• Coastal Concerns: Wind, Rain Pick Up Intensity In Marshfield
• Thieves Keep Using Postal Master Keys To Steal Mail: How Are They Getting A Hold Of Those Keys?
• Chicago Weather: Wednesday Starts On A Chilly Note
• Blackhawks GM Stan Bowman Has 'Stepped Aside' Following Independent Probe Into 2010 Sexual Assault Claim Against Former Coach
• San Jose City Council Commends Coach, Former Deputy Athletic Director For Exposing Alleged Sex Abuser In Women's Athletic Dept.
• Walter Payton College Prep Principal Goes Viral With Her Smooth Dance Moves, And Bonds With Students While Doing So
• NYC Mayoral Candidates Eric Adams, Curtis Sliwa Face Off In Fiery Final Debate
• Get Ready For Higher Electric Bills, Regulators Sign Off On FPL Rate Increases
• 'No Hospitalization, No Funeral, No Burial': Woman Formerly Of Clairton Accused Of Dismembering Husband's Body, Collecting His Benefits
• Parents Urged To Look Out For Cannabis Products Made To Look Like Snacks, Candy This Halloween
• Crestview Towers Residents Gather To Protest Lack Of Work Being Done To Repair The Property
• 17-Year-Old Fatally Shot In Harlem
• Firefighters Battle Raging Fire At US Auto Auction Building In Pennsauken
• Large Crime Scene In Brownsville After Man Found Shot
• If Minneapolis Voters Choose To Replace The Police Department, What Happens Next?
• Roads Flood, Rivers Overflow As Nor'easter Dumps Heavy Rain On New Jersey
• Lakers Down Spurs 125-121 in Overtime
• Lawsuit Claims Driver Involved In Crash On Pa. Turnpike In Westmoreland County That Killed 5 Wore Noise-Canceling Headphones
• FDA Advisory Panel Backs Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine For Children Aged 5 To 11
• Rise In School Fights Another Pandemic Casualty
• Long Island Preparing For Potential Flooding, Power Outages As Winds Pick Up
• FDA Advisers Endorse Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine For Kids Ages 5 To 11
• Maryland Schools Report More Than 10,000 Covid Cases Since Reopening In Person, State Board Will Revisit Mask Mandate In December
• Chicago-Based United Airlines, Boeing Step Up In Effort To Get Afghan Refugees To Safer Places
• Man Killed, Philadelphia Police Officer Shot During 'Attack' In Overbrook, Police Say
• Deadly Towson Shooting Marks Latest Violent Crime To Hit Baltimore County
• Large Turnout For Vigil For Gio Leon, 7-Year-Old Boy Hit, Killed By Car In Chicago Heights
• SWAT Teams On Scene For Hours As Man Barricades Himself In Lemont Township Home With Child
• Damaged Natural Gas Line Shuts Down 2 Blocks In Downtown Fort Worth, Condo Building Evacuated
• Broward School Board Votes 5-3 To Remove Mask Requirement At High Schools
• 'I Just Want People To Know': Rabid Coyote Attacks Teenager In Baltimore County, Warns Others To Be Cautious
• Pumpkins Are The Latest Affected By The Supply Chain Shortage
• Contra Costa County Closes In-N-Out Restaurant For Refusing To Enforce COVID-19 Rules
• Deshaun Watson Trade Rumors: Reports Indicate Dolphins Have Agreed To Deal With Texans, Hinging On Legal Issues Resolved First
• Sixers' 15-Game Win Streak Vs. Knicks Comes To Crashing End In Romp
• Criminal Charges 'Not Ruled Out' After Accidental Prop-Gun Shooting Death Of Halyna Hutchins By Alec Baldwin
• Hatboro Doctor Already Pre-Booking Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments For Children
• 1 Person Shot Along Marconi Avenue In Sacramento
• East Palo Alto Residents on Edge Over Possible Placement of Convicted Sex Predator
• Lightning Finally Get Regulation Lead, Beat Penguins 5-1
• Michigan Authorities Say Skimmers Credit Card Skimmers Were Found Across State
• Woman Accused Of Trying To Kidnap Sacramento Toddler
• How SEPTA Plans To Keep Riders Safe After 2 Women Were Recently Attacked
• Detroit Offers All 3 COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shots To Eligible Residents
• Illinois Senate Passes Legislation That Would Repeal Parental Notification Requirement For Minors Seeking Abortions
• Free Water Distributed To Benton Harbor Residents As City Works On Replacing Lead Pipes
• Theranos Trial: New Testimony Alleges Holmes Lied To Lure Billionaire Devos Family To Invest $50 Million
• NFL not planning to issue report on Washington Football Team, Goodell says
• Madams And Prostitutes Thrived In 'Hell's Half Acre' Brothels In Fort Worth
• Palmdale Man Arrested In Attempted Kidnapping
• Petaluma Receives $1M 'Cool Cities' Grant To Help Achieve Carbon Neutrality
• Pumpkin Prices Up After Difficult Growing Season
• Prosecutors Drop Felony Charge Against Pennsylvania Man Who Underpaid For Mountain Dew By 43 Cents
• Pumpkins May Be More Expensive This Year Due To Smaller Crop, Farmers Say
• Kat Von D Closing West Hollywood Tattoo Shop, Moving To Indiana
• Immunocompromised May Need A Fourth Covid-19 Shot, CDC Says
• Los Angeles Receives $224 Million Loan From EPA For Water Recycling Project
• St. Paul Registered Sex Offender Indicted for Child Pornography
• Education Minnesota Urges Schools To Vaccine School-Aged Children
• Mark Cuban To Sell Downtown Pittsburgh Building To Developer
• LADWP Extends Moratorium on Utility Shutoffs
• Mask Mandate In Massachusetts Schools Extended Into Jan. 2022
• 'It Was Very Much A Shock To Us': Allina Phillips Eye Institute To Operate In Different Location In 2022
• With Rain Comes Potholes; Who's Responsible For Fixing Them And How Long Does It Take?
• 51,007 Total Breakthrough COVID Cases Reported In Massachusetts, Which Is 1.08% Of Vaccinated People
• David Gilbert, Man Convicted In Deadly 1981 Bank Heist In Rockland County, Granted Parole
• 3 Palo Alto Animal Shelter Employees Charged Over Puppy Deaths During Transport
• New Jersey Fencing Coach Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 2 Teenagers
• Lynwood High School Renovations May Be Coming Soon
• Pennsylvania's Fine Wine And Good Spirits Stores Now Hiring
• Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo Says He Can't Communicate 'Clearly' With Mask
• Former Avalon Officer Files Gender Discrimination Suit Over Physical Fitness Test
• Latinx community remains underrepresented in television, report finds
• Couple Found Dead Inside Allegany County Home, Police Investigating
• Disgruntled Neighbor Who Killed 9 In Arson Fires Sentenced To Life In Prison
• Police Asking For Help Identifying Man Wanted In Strawberry Mansion Hit-And-Run That Killed 8-Year-Old Boy
• 'Be On The Lookout': Minneapolis Landlord Sounds The Alarm After Package Thief Repeatedly Hits Uptown Building
• ISIS-K could be able to launch attacks out of Afghanistan within a year: DOD official
• Authorities Seeking Suspect In Culver City Robbery
• Baltimore County Officer Facing Charges For Allegedly Seeking & Accepting Bribes For Falsely Certifying Completion Of Firearm Training
• LASD Seek Help Finding Juting 'Katie' Kuo from Rowland Heights
• Texas Child Whose Remains Were Found In Apartment Died Of 'Multiple Blunt Force Injuries', Mother And Boyfriend Charged
• 4,500 COVID Test Kits Stolen From Northwestern University
• Deer Rescued After Getting Caught In Fence
• Anne Arundel County Police Make An Arrest In The Murder Of An 85-Year-Old Edgewater Woman
• Analyst: Shortages, Supply Chain Delays Will Make An Expensive Thanksgiving Dinner
• Election Guide: What Is The Minneapolis Park And Recreation Board?
• Wanted Vallejo Parolee, Robbery Suspect Arrested With Help of Automatic License Plate Reader System
• Nor'easter drenches East Coast as bomb cyclone lashes the West
• BART To Reopen Restrooms At 19th Street, Powell Stations For First Time Since 9/11 Attacks
• Suspect In Fatal Van Nuys Crash Charged With Murder and Reckless Driving
• North Texans Facing Very Windy Wednesday, Wind Advisory Likely
• Legendary Comedian, Political Satirist Mort Sahl Dies At 94 In Mill Valley
• COVID UPDATE: Monterey County Hosting Town Hall Meeting on Vaccines for Children
• Deep-sea fishing trip brings war heroes together
• The Rose Bowl Hall Of Fame Will Induct Former USC Player Anthony Davis
• 96-year-old woman on trial in Germany for suspected Nazi war crimes
• CBS4 Nat Moore Trophy Profile: St. Thomas Aquinas Quarterback Zion Turner
• LeBron Likely To Miss Tuesday's Game Against The Spurs
• Federal Judge Sides With Douglas County Schools On Face Mask Requirements Lawsuit
• LA's Small Businesses Can Apply For $5,000 Comeback Checks Grant Program Starting Today
• LA Employees Have Until Dec. 18 To Get COVID Vaccine
• What's Causing Record Flooding? Experts Say Missing, Dying Trees Are One Reason
• Gov. Jared Polis Praises FDA Panel Recommendation Of Pfizer COVID Vaccine For Children
• Baltimore County Family Without A Home After Tree Falls Through Roof During Monday's Storms
• Texas Democrats Make Renewed Push For US Senate To Pass Federal Elections Bill
• Ludlam Trail Groundbreaking Brings 'Rails To Trails' Transformation One Step Closer To Reality
• Attorney Convicted Of Swindling Thousands From Drug Case Client
• NHL fines Blackhawks $2M for handling of sex assault allegation
• Adams County Commissioners Unanimously Vote To Leave Tri-County Health
• Data Show More Than 100 Carjackings In Austin Community This Year, Just 5 Not Far Away In Hermosa
• Woman Walking Dog Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver In Blaine
• LA Judge Grants Vanessa Bryant's Motion To Compel Depositions of Sheriff Villanueva And Fire Chief Osby
• Michael Driscoll Files Lawsuit Against Denver Police Department, City After Rubber Bullet Cracks Skull During Protests
• FDA Committee Votes In Favor Of COVID-19 Vaccine For 5 To 11-Year-Olds
• 2 Colorado Springs Schools Closed Tuesday Due To Threat Of Protests Over Face Masks
• Worldwide sting of "dark web" nets 150 suspects
• Water Issues, Boil Order Persist In Dixmoor As Blame Game Erupts With Water Supplier City Of Harvey
• Denver Receives New USPS High-Speed Package Sorting Machine Before Busy Holiday Shipping Season
• Candidate Conversations: Eric Adams
• State Rep. And Parents Sue 4 Westmoreland County School Districts To Stop Mandatory Masks For All School Children
• Former Celtics Player Jabari Bird Admits To Attacking, Choking Woman In 2018
• LAPD, LA School Police Investigate Sexual Assault Of Female Student In Hamilton High School Boys' Bathroom
• Open For Business: Spike's Trophies Focusing On Wins After Dealing With Major Losses During Pandemic
• New Kensington Man Accused Of Kidnapping, Molesting 9-Year-Old Girl
• Public Support For Marijuana Legalization In Maryland Fades Slightly, Poll Finds
• Three Teens Accused In Murder Of Miramar Teen Dwight Grant Will Be Charged As Adults
• IDES Plagued By Login Problems As Thousands Still Need Access To Benefits
• Man, Woman Each Sentenced To Several Years In Prison For Sex Trafficking Minor
• State Officials Cite El Super For $1.2 million
• Pittsburgh City Council Ordinance Aims To Protect Kids From Lead Poisoning
• Philadelphia Agrees To Equip All Officers With Tasers Year After Police Killing Of Walter Wallace Jr.
• Chicago Car Thieves Now Target Locksmiths For Key Fobs And Programing Devices
• UPDATE: Napa's Silverado Trail Remains Closed Due to Storm Damage
• Minnesota Colleges Offering More Financial Aid As Enrollment Declines
• Halloween Is Back, But Make Sure To Celebrate With Proper Precautions
• Some Parents Say NYC Department Of Education Still Doesn't Have Reliable School Bus Service
• Broncos' New Linebackers Aim To Get Up To Speed Quickly
• Authorities Investigating Murder On Alix Avenue In Unincorporated LA
• Conversation About Stricter Gun Laws Returns To Harrisburg
• Keller @ Large: Facebook Will Act On Misinformation When It Is Paid To
• Meet The 4 Candidates Vying For Miami Beach Commission Seat
• Attorney For Marjory Stoneman Douglas High Resource Officer Scott Peterson Released Parts Of Deposition With Former Broward Sheriff Scott Israel
• Attorney General Releases Footage From Police Pursuit Preceding Fatal One-Car Crash
• Crowley ISD Dropping Mask Mandate As COVID-19 Case Numbers In School District Drop
• Dave Chappelle Agrees To Meet With Netflix's Transgender Employees
• FDA Advisers Endorse Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine For Young Kids
• Trenton's Emergency Radio System In Danger Of Going Silent Due To Feud Between Mayor, City Council President
• Cape Cod Prepares For Possible Widespread Power Outages During Nor'easter
• Lake Tahoe Boat Inspectors Find Record Number Of Vessels With Invasive Mussels
• CDC Extends Cruise Line COVID Health Rules Until Mid-January
• Carli Lloyd Fans Hope 'She Feels All The Love From Minnesota' During Final Int'l Match At Allianz Field
• Cruz pushes TikTok exec over company's ties to China
• Police ID Armed Home Invasion Suspect Who Died In Miami-Dade Police Shooting
• 'We're Being Found Out': Woodland Basks In The Glow Of Being Named One Of The Best Places To Live In the US
• Petition To Stop PennDOT's Proposal To Toll Interstate 79 In Bridgeville Tallies Nearly 3,000 Signatures
• Mavericks Fans Must Bring COVID-19 Vaccine Card Or Proof Of Negative Test To Attend Dallas' Home Opener
• Hell's Kitchen Residents Fighting To Stop Local Drug Store From Closing: 'It's Inhumane For The Residents Of The Neighborhood'
• See Why Police Say They Confused Brian Laundrie With His Mother
• Family Asks For Help In Finding Drivers Who Struck, Killed Miami Woman Ana Paulina Garcia
• Report: Xander Bogaerts Plans To Opt Out Of Red Sox Contract After 2022 Season
• Teacher At John A. Ferguson High Under Investigation For Alleged "Impropriety" With Student
• Target Shooting In Harford County Neighborhood Causes 'Active Shooter' Scare
• 'We Do Not Build Over Dead Souls,' Surfside Families Continue To Push For Memorial
• Expert: 'Reskilling' A Reality For Those Who Took Part In 'The Great Resignation'
• Storm Topples Large Tree Onto Car In Jackson Heights, Queens; Hollis Residents Remain Mindful Of Prior Storm Devastation
• Ertz Family Foundation Breaks Ground On House Of Hope In North Philadelphia
• Storm Wreaks Havoc On Westchester County Parkways, But Oft-Impacted Mamaroneck Escapes Mostly Unscathed
• Tow Truck Driver Arrested For Hit-And-Run, DUI In Rancho Cordova
• Departing Atmospheric River Blankets Tahoe Ski Resorts With 3 Feet Of Snow
• Tournament Of Roses To Name 2022 Rose Queen
• Tree Falls & Injures Several People In Penn-North Community
• Google Ads Gain Fuels 3rd Quarter Profit For Parent Company Alphabet
• Texas Agricultural Commissioner Sid Miller Undergoes Cardiac Catheterization Procedure
• Chester County Child Care Worker Charged With Abusing 3 Toddlers
• Industrial Hand Soap Spill At Major Jefferson Park Intersection Prompts Hazmat Callout
• Boys And Girls Clubs Of Broward County Launches Online High School
• Detroit Teen Shot In Head, Critically Injured
• Massachusetts Reports 1,115 New COVID Cases, 23 Additional Deaths
• San Francisco Chinatown Businesses Targeted In ADA Lawsuits Getting Additional Legal Help
• Dog Owner In Colorado Fined After Dog Attacks, Kills Deer
• San Joaquin County Jury Convicts Man In Brutal Beating Of Woman In Stockton
• FDA Advisers Back Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine For Kids 5 To 11 Years Old
• Civil Rights Lawsuit Filed Against Wilmington Police Officer Samuel Waters Accusing Excessive Force, Using N-Word
• Family Of 8-Year-Old Fanta Bility, Killed By Police At High School Football Game, Suing Sharon Hill
• Outdoor Dining Zones To End In Annapolis On Nov. 1
• Caltrain Service Disrupted After Major Collision in Palo Alto
• Baltimore Duo Tackles Childhood Anxiety In New Children's Book
• Contract Talks To Resume At Kellogg's Amid Cereal Strike
• Colorado Doctor Says Better To Get COVID Vaccine Than Soon-To-Be Approved Merck Treatment
• "Beloved" at center of latest battle in Virginia governor's race
• FDA Advisory Panel Votes To Support Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine For Children Ages 5-11
• House Votes To Posthumously Award Congressional Gold Medal To Sgt. Johanny Rosario Pichardo, 12 Other Service Members
• Andrew Ritchie Second Person To Be Charged With First-Degree Murder In Mail Carrier Jason Schaefer's Death
• Climate Insurance? California Department Of Insurance Releases Report to Re-Imagine Insurance
• 4 Charged In Connection To Deadly Double Shooting In Burlington Township Walmart Parking Lot
• FDA Panel Votes To Back Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine For Kids 5-To-11
• Senators Put YouTube, TikTok, Snapchat On Defensive Over Kids' Use - 'It's A Moment Of Reckoning'
• Chicago Hauntings: The Ghosts Of The Eastland Disaster
• Chicago Weather: Frost Advisory For Northwest Indiana
• Super cute Disney Halloween costumes for kids
• Report: Man Pleads Guilty To Drug Charge In Mac Miller's Overdose Death
• Apple Valley Charter School's Band Director Kenneth Sockwell Arrested After Hidden Camera Found On Campus
• Report: California Not Enforcing Its Vaccine Mandate On State Workers
• South Florida McDonald's Workers Join Strike To Protect Workplace Harassment
• Astros-Braves World Series Pits Father Versus Son
• Man, 23, Accused Of Breaking San Joaquin County Courthouse Windows
• Missing Howard County Man Found In Baltimore City
• Xcel Energy Seeks To Hike Electricity Rates By About 20%
• Michigan Senate Approves End To Tax On Menstrual Products
• Lamar Jackson Is A Leader On The Field. Mayor Scott Hopes He Can Fill A Similar Role Off It
• 3 More Rapid COVID-19 Testing Locations Open Tuesday In Inver Grove Heights, Wadena, Hibbing
• Rescuers Searched Mount Elbert For Overdue Hiker Who Didn't Answer Phone Calls
• McDonald's Workers Nationwide Strike To Protest Workplace Harassment After Sexual Assault Of Teen At Bethel Park Store
• Patriots Need To Attack Chargers On The Ground
• LAUSD Student Athletes Face Halloween Deadline To Get Vaccinated Or Risk Being Unable To Play
• Bay Area State Sen. Dave Cortese Calls For Banning Live Guns On Movie Shoots In California
• Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Tests Positive For 'Breakthrough Case' Of COVID-19
• Semi Truck Driver Dead After Crash On I-30 In Royse City
• Denver City Council Approves $9 Million to Expand Housing Options For Homeless
• Northern Minnesota Man Arrested After Allegedly Assault 2 People With Hand Saw
• California EDD Fraud Payments Total At Least $20 Billion
• Judge Briefly Blocks Texas Schools' Gender-Based Hair Policy
• New York City police union sues city over COVID vaccine mandate
• Latrobe Police Searching For Missing Man Daniel Jacobs
• Dump Truck Driver Killed On Route 51 After Colliding With Train
• Elk Freed From Child's Swing Thanks To Some Concerned Jefferson County Residents
• Modesto Police Investigating Assault On South 9th Street Bridge
• Whitmer Orders State To Prep For Vaccinating Kids Ages 5-11
• Haunt Addicts: What Drives The Psychological Attraction To Fright?
• Two Enter Race For Maryland Congressional Seat
• Thousands In Bay Area Still Without Power Following Bomb Cyclone, Atmospheric River
• Man Suffering From Life-Threatening Injuries After Shooting In Tenderloin
• Maryland Teen Wanted In Fatal Shooting Captured In Florida
• PHOTO: U Of M Alerts Students To Person Taking Pictures In Showers
• Protesters Demonstrate Against 'Unethically High' Drug Prices Outside UnitedHealthcare Corporate Offices
• At-Risk, Elderly Woman Missing in San Francisco
• Towson Shooting Leaves 21-Year-Old Man Dead, Police Say
• Man kills 7 in stabbing rampage and jumps off bridge, police say
• City Of Hamtramck Distributes More Water Filters To Residents, Announce Long-Term Plan To Address Lead Water Issues
• Baltimore Among The Top 20 'Best Cities For Pumpkin Lovers,' New Study Says
• Patrick Chung, Former Patriots Safety, Charged With Assaulting Woman
• Rash Field Park To Reopen In November Following Renovations
• CBS4's Documentary 'SCARRED: Lessons from the Cameron Peak Fire' Explores Wildfire's Lasting Impact
• Ask A Desk-pert: Drew & Tom on Attending An Ex's Wedding
• Maryland Ranks No. 11 Among 'Safest States In America'
• Watershed Impacts From Cameron Peak Fire Expected To Last For Many Years
• Police apologize to family of slain sisters for response to crime
• Many Colorado Pharmacies Slammed With Demand As COVID Booster Eligibility Widens
• Denver Startup Plans First-Of-Its-Kind Stacked Container Housing
• Dozens Of Officers Rally Outside CPD Headquarters, Protesting City's Vaccine Mandate
• Bemidji Police Asking For Public's Help Locating Missing Teen, Sian-Rose Tappo
• SpaceX To Launch On Halloween If It Tames Toilet Trouble
• Rain Leaks Into Rockefeller Center Station, Riders Call On MTA To Invest In Subway Station Upgrades
• Is Maryland A Southern State? Not According To Most Marylanders
• Mega Job Fair In Sunrise, Companies Looking To Fill 6,000 Positions
• State Removes Township Clerk From Running Election Next Week
• AAA: Gas Prices In Western Pennsylvania Rise For 3rd Straight Week
• Deputies Use Spike Strip To Stop High-Speed Chase Near Rocklin; Counterfeit Cash Found
• Democrats rush to reach deal on social spending plan before Biden's trip
• Convicted Sex Offender Richard Vega Charged In 1988 Murder Of Judy Chamberlain In Boston
• COVID Cases Falling, But Winter Could Bring Trouble
• Monday's Storm Broke Several Rainfall Records Across Southern California
• Dave Chappelle willing to speak to transgender community
• Man Accused Of Fondling Girl In Miami Store Arrested
• Sally Strelecki, Woman Shot By Bullet Through Apartment Wall, Regains Consciousness And Defies Odds
• Drew & Tom on Their Honeymoon In Ireland & Seeing Each Other In Person After 20 Years
• Deputies: 4 Women Sought In Robbery Of Millbrae Halloween Store
• Census: Once-Endangered Kirtland's Warbler Population Stable
• Massachusetts Utility Companies Prepare For Potential Power Outages From Nor'easter
• Anne Arundel County Offers Micro Grants Of Up To $5K To Businesses Impacted By Ida
• Florida Man Guilty Of Posting Bomb-Making Instructions Online For Terrorists
• 13-Year-Old Leienna Cuevas Found, Reunited With Her Family, Philadelphia Police Say
• Wife Accused Of Dismembering Husband's Body, Collecting Social Security Benefits For Years After He Died In Their Pennsylvania Home 
• "There's Not A Booster With A Big Enough Blank Check"; Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin Shoots Down College Football Coaching Speculation
• 8-Year-Old Ja-Kha House Killed In Strawberry Mansion Hit-And-Run, Police Say
• Philadelphia Weather: Flood Warnings Still In Effect For New Jersey Counties As Storm Moves Through
• Chautauqua Park Trail Closed To Hikers During Repairs
• SEPTA, TWU Local 234 Continue Contract Talks As Union Threatens Strike If No Deal Reached
• WalletHub Ranks Chicago With The Second Most Popular Skyline
• Maryland, Georgia, Mississippi, And Louisiana Removed From Chicago Travel Advisory
• Grenade Found During Florida Man Traffic Stop
• Alameda County Board of Supervisors To Take Key Vote On Oakland A's Waterfront Ballpark
• Driver Dies, Others Injured In Crash After Driving Wrong Way On I-680 In San Jose
• Rev. Jesse Jackson Participates In March For Illinois State University Grad Student Jelani Day
• Tom Green Joins Drew In Studio For A Special Edition of Drew's News
• Parkland Shooter Nikolas Cruz Back In Court As Attorneys File Motions To Suppress Evidence
• Chad Goodro Arrested In Hit-And-Run Crash That Killed Apple Valley High School Football Player Lawrence Andrews
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 350 New Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• COVID-19 In MN: 22 More Deaths Reported With Positivity Rate On Downward Trend
• Investigation Underway After String Of Church Burglaries In Morgan Park
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 3,742 New Cases, 79 Additional Deaths
• Car Crashes Into Hallandale Beach Home, Driver Hospitalized
• Miami Weather: If You Blinked, You Missed It; First Of Two Cold Fronts Moved Through South Florida
• Rules broken if "Rust" assistant director handled gun, armorer says
• Driver Hurt When MTA Bus Crashes With Van, Jumps Curb In Brooklyn
• Get Your Gooey, Warm Cinnamon Rolls, Famous Knaus Berry Farm Reopens For The Season
• Trail Ridge Road In Rocky Mountain National Park Closed Until May 2022
• 85-Year-Old Woman Killed In Edgewater, Police Searching For Person Of Interest
• Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (Halloween Episode - OCTOBER 30) 
• Part Of Sierra-At-Tahoe Ski Resort To Be Off-Limits This Season Due To Caldor Fire Damage
• Need A Mail-In Ballot? Deadline To Request One Is Tuesday In Pennsylvania
• Police: 18-Year-Old Zion Davis-Shelton Fatally Shot In Wilmington, Delaware
• Fired USC Dean Marilyn Flynn Pleads Not Guilty In Corruption, Bribery Case Of LA City Councilman Mark Ridley-Thomas
• Texas Woman Sues Oral Surgeon After Metal Drill Bit Left Inside Her Jaw
• Baltimore Invests $50M In American Rescue Plan Funding In Violence Reduction Efforts
• Judge OK's Online Medical Marijuana Ordering In Florida
• CHP: Gravel Spill On Highway 70 In Yuba County Causes At 10 Vehicles To Crash
• Minnesota Ranked As 4th-Safest State In U.S.
• Ex-Hazel Park Treasurer Charged With Embezzling From Residents
• Hasbro: Toys Will Be Ready For The Holidays, Despite Supply Chain Crisis
• Some Jets Players Were Bothered By Patriots Running Up The Score
• The Trend Report
• 305, 786, 954, 561... New Area Code Sought For South Florida
• Poll: Marylanders Continue To Give Hogan High Marks, Biden's Popularity Dips
• Texas governor signs bill restricting transgender athletes
• Southeast Alliance Community Care Team To Address Public Mental Health Response Needs
• Recent Crashes Involving Semis On I-70 Prompt CDOT To Make Major Adjustment To Summit County Roadwork
• Judge Sets Final Ground Rules For Kyle Rittenhouse Trial Evidence
• Whitmer Names New Director Of Michigan's Unemployment Insurance Agency
• On the table for Thanksgiving this year? Higher food prices
• Safest States In America: All Of New England Ranked In Top 10
• Inter Miami CF Hopes To Maintain Momentum Against Atlanta FC
• Survivors recount deadly Idaho mall shooting: "We've got to run"
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Urges People To Use Common Sense As State Of Emergency Remains In Effect
• Man Sentenced To Life In Prison After Being Convicted Of First-Degree Murder In South Side Bar Shooting
• Seahawks Probably Wish They Went With Cam Newton Over Geno Smith
• Colorado Governor Orders Flags Lowered On Tuesday After Death Of Firefighter Darcy Stallings
• After Rise In Auto Thefts, Tarrant County Cracking Down On Car Thieves
• Investigators Looking For 2 People Spotted At Haunted House Fire Scene
• Bryan Reynolds Named Finalist For 2021 Silver Slugger Award
• Woman, 80, Shot In Face During Apparent Drive-By Shooting In Pontiac
• 'Squid Game' Halloween Costumes Banned By New York School District Due To Netflix Hit's 'Violent Message'
• Another Victim Of Serial Killer John Wayne Gacy Identified: Francis Wayne Alexander, Of North Carolina
• Man arrested in vandalism of George Floyd statue
• North Atlantic right whale population hits nearly 20-year low
• Derick Tobar-Gonzalez Sentenced For Stalking, Kidnapping, Raping Ex-Girlfriend 
• Teen Charged In Pair Of September 2020 Carjackings On South Side
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 4 Million Marylanders Fully Vaccinated
• Colorado Weather: Fall Storm Brings Rain, Snow, And Lots Of Wind!
• True Crime: The Gabby Petito Murder: Natalee Holloway's Mom Speaks Out On What It's Like To Seek Justice For Your Daughter
• NASA Discovers First Possible Planet Outside Milky Way Galaxy
• Victim Of Deadly Laurel Crash Identified As Montgomery County Man
• Alec Baldwin Shooting Aftermath: Weapon Safety Expert Steve Wolf Tells Dr. Oz About The Limitations Of A Prop Gun
• Twin Cities Ranked Among Top 30 Best Places In United States For Halloween
• FDA Panel Meeting Tuesday To Review Pfizer Vaccine For Kids Ages 5-11
• Winless Lions Show Signs Of Progress
• Alec Baldwin Shooting Aftermath: Brandon Lee's Sister Asks How This Could Happen Again After Her Brother's Death
• Desperate To Find More Staff, Some Fast Food Restaurants Recruiting Customers
• Man Rescues Kitten Caught In Floodwaters At Sacramento Park
• 2 Massachusetts Schools At Top Of Best Universities In The World List
• Pablo Escobar's "cocaine hippos" are legally people, U.S. judge rules
• 3-Alarm Blaze Rips Through Abandoned Covina School
• Celtics Overtime Win Over Hornets Had A 'Big Four' Feel To It
• Driver Slams Into BMW Dealership In Hancock Park
• New Hotel Licensing Program Aimed At Improving Safety In Wheat Ridge
• Justice Department: $736K Will Go To Victims Of Alleged Mpls. Landlord Sexual Harassment
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/26 Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
• PTL Links: Oct. 26, 2021
• Vaccine deadline looms for L.A. school district student athletes
• United States Reopening Plans: Here's What Travelers Need To Know
• Romulus City Councilmember's Home, Billboard Vandalized
• 16-Year-Old Boy Shot On Porch In West Garfield Park
• Ambridge Area Middle School Moving To Remote Learning Amid Rise In COVID-19 Cases
• Best Places For Halloween: Sacramento Ranks 22nd Among US Cities
• UPDATE: UCSF Researchers Examine Impact Of Coronavirus On Young Brains After 3 Teens Develop Psychosis
• Police: Suspect Caught On Camera Entering Unlocked Vehicle In Bethel Park
• Crashes, Wet Roads Plaguing Philadelphia Area On Tuesday Commute
• 'It's As Good As It Can Get': Linvilla Orchard In Media Having Best Apple Crop Ever
• Rally, Celebration Being Held On What Would Have Been Daunte Wright's 21st Birthday
• WATCH LIVE: Pennsylvania Department Of Health Gives Update On State's Overdose Programs
• Heinz History Center Offering Free Admission To Children 17 And Under This Week
• Gov. Walz, Former Gov. Pawlenty To Receive COVID-19 Boosters Tuesday
• Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Signs Law Restricting Transgender Students In School Sports
• Maryland Weather: Blustery With Passing Showers
• Jaylen Brown Delivers Early Dunk Of The Year Candidate With Posterizing Slam Over Miles Bridges
• Dallas Police Searching For Man Who Shot 2 Victims After Argument On Royal Lane
• Mark Messier Shares Story Behind His 1994 Game 6 Guarantee: 'Forgot That Millions Of Other Folks Would See It Too'
• WVU Medicine Extends Deadline For All Employees To Be Vaccinated
• Snoop Dogg mourns mom's death: "An angel for a mother"
• For evidence of inflation, look no further than kids' shoes
• Brian Laundrie's autopsy was "inconclusive," family attorney says
• Extreme weather takes aim from coast to coast
• Facebook's new biz plan? Find young people in the metaverse
• TikTok star pleads not guilty to killing wife and man in San Diego
• Iran believed to be responsible for attack on U.S. base in Syria
• Japan's Princess Mako weds, then goes on TV to defend the marriage
• Gas jumps 20 cents a gallon in a month
• Virginia's governor's race remains close
• White House rejects more Trump claims of executive privilege
• Mobile City Hall Bringing City Services To Little Village Tuesday
• Giant Eagle Looking To Fill More Than 1,000 Permanent Jobs
• 2 dead and 4 injured after shooting at Boise mall
• Pittsburgh Weather: Wind And Light Drizzle Expected On Tuesday
• Police Release Video Of Suspects Wanted In Death Of 18-Year-Old Azul De La Garza
• American Airlines Donates Miles To Provide Flights For Afghan Refugees
• FDA Advisory Panel To Discuss Endorsement Of Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine For Children
• NFL official dies on way home from Chiefs-Titans game
• Man Shot While Sitting Inside Auburn Gresham Home
• Fort Worth Police Investigating After Man Shot At 7-Eleven Store
• Chicago Weather: Mostly Sunny Day Ahead
• You Can Always Get What You Want? Mick Jagger Has 2 Juicy (Jucy) Lucys Before Concert
• Lawmakers Working On Bills In Harrisburg That Would Curb The Influence Of Lobbyists
• Possibly Real: A Thousand Andy Warhol Paintings On Sale With Only One Being Authentic
• Britney Spears: My family hurt me "deeper than you'll ever know"
• Assistant Director Who Handed Alec Baldwin Prop Gun Before Fatal Shooting Has Deep Minnesota Ties
• Storm Watch: Timeline Of Rare October Nor'easter Soaking Tri-State Area
• Pittsburgh Named Among The Clumsiest Cities In The United States
• Tuesday's Show Info (10/26/21)
• Opening Day Set For 2022 Trout Season In Pennsylvania
• Woman Dies From Injuries Sustained In Multi-Vehicle Crash On I-79
• Pelicans Snap Skid With 107-98 Win Over Wolves

Videos from October 26, 2021

• Lights For The Fight: The Ritz-Carlton Hotel
• 10/26: Red and Blue
• Supply chain issues threaten consumers and businesses
• How a pro-Trump "command center" fueled January 6 efforts to block election certification
• Supreme Court to hear arguments on Texas abortion law
• Powerful nor'easter lashes East Coast
• Democrats say they are close to spending deal framework
• FDA advisory committee endorses Pfizer COVID vaccine for kids aged 5-11
• Deep-sea fishing trip helps female vets heal
• FDA panel recommends Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for kids
• Nazi war crimes suspect on trial in Germany
• First nor'easter of season barrels through New England
• Democrats push to seal deal on Biden's agenda
• Virginia governor's race virtually tied as campaign enters final week
• Pollsters say Democrats need to focus on independent voters
• Snapchat, TikTok and YouTube executives testify before Senate panel
• Senate subcommittee grills social media platforms over algorithms and mental health impact
• Houston Astros host the Atlanta Braves in Game 1 of the World Series
• Japan's Princess Mako loses royal status after marrying a commoner
• How close are Democrats on Biden's social programs and climate change bill?
• Trump stock slumps after trading frenzy
• FDA advisory committee considers Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5 to 11
• Virginia gubernatorial race tightens in final stretch
• NFL won't release findings of Washington Football Team probe
• Democrats racing to reach deal infrastructure and budget bills as climate summit approaches
• Many Black employees hesitant to return to the office
• Pediatrician on COVID-19 vaccine for young kids
• Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi on looking into NFL's probe of Washington Football Team
• Report says January 6 organizers met with several members of Congress, White House officials
• FDA panel meeting to consider Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for young kids
• Chef David Chang learns home cooking, how to make delicious meals in least possible amount of time
• Alan Cumming on his new memoir, "Baggage," and how Hollywood saved him
• Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg defends company after massive document dump
• Biden continues to push his domestic agenda as it faces crucial week on Capitol Hill
• Tens of thousands of Afghans who worked with U.S. left to face Taliban
• WorldView: Protests in Sudan after military coup; U.S. blames Iran for drone attack
• Sudan coup: Military arrests prime minister, dissolves government hoping to transition to democracy
• Deadline approaches for LA school district student athletes to get fully vaccinated
• Biden approval ratings hit new low as Democrats' spending fight drags on
• The Northeast is lashed with strong winds and heavy rain from the season's first nor'easter
• 10/26: CBSN AM