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Articles from October 27, 2021

• UPDATE: Investigation Underway Into Fatal Freeway Shooting On I-580 In Oakland
• Record Rain Brings Insect Infestation To Surface
• Softball Team Hoping To Rebuild After Practice Facility Collapses During Storm
• Sacramento City Council Will Likely Start Future Meetings With Land Acknowledgement Pledge
• Sutter County Flooding Getting Progressively Worse As Some Streets Remain Underwater
• COVID: Bay Area Health Officials, Schools Prepare To Vaccinate Kids 5-11 As Authorization Looms
• COVID: Muni To Suspend 'Short' Line Service Citing Vaccine Mandate Staffing Issues
• Vitalant Calls On All Eligible Donors To Roll Up Sleeves
• Deputies: Illegal Pot Growing Operation Was At Calaveras County Horse Ranch
• Clippers Lose to Cavaliers 92-79
• Beverly Hills Police Department Accused Of Racial Profiling
• San Francisco Bans City-Funded Travel To States Over Voting Restrictions
• Russell, Towns Lead Wolves To Rare Win At Milwaukee
• Chicago Weather: Showers Coming Thursday
• Whitecaps Jump To 5th Place With 2-0 Win Over Loons
• Akram Bada'an Identified As Victim In 1988 Cold Case Homicide In Sheridan
• Haltom City Police Officer Dies After Battle With COVID-19
• Investigators Raid Three Locations Of Parlor Pizza Restaurant
• Fight Between Passenger & American Airlines Flight Attendant Causes Flight To Be Diverted To Denver International Airport
• Ball Arena & Paramount Theater To Require Proof Of Vaccination Or Negative COVID Test
• Free Online Mental Health Services Now Available For Colorado Children Experiencing Anxiety & Depression
• Woman Reported Missing In Rowland Heights Found
• Colorado Actor Doubtful Of Blank Rounds Being Used In Film Production After Fatal Shooting On Set Of 'Rust'
• Heat Pull Away To Beat Nets
• Mt. Oliver Police Department Cracks Down On Drug Crimes After Months-Long Investigation
• Many Colorado Doctors Ready To Use Anticipated FDA-Approved COVID Vaccine On Young Children
• CBS 2 Chicago Accepts National Edward R. Murrow Award For Overall Excellence, Brad Edwards Accepts Murrow Award For Excellence In Writing
• Miami Beach City Commission Unanimously Approves Dedicating Baseball Field After Surfside Condo Collapse Victim Manny LaFont
• Plymouth Homeowners Scramble For Emergency Supplies After Damage From Nor'easter
• 'We Do Have It Handled': Amazon's Shakopee Fulfillment Center Preps For Holiday Shopping Surge
• Man Slashed In Face On Subway In Midtown
• LA County Officials Hold Town Hall To Discuss Carson Foul Odor
• New York State Trooper Christopher Baldner Charged With Murder In Christmas 2020 Crash In Ulster County That Killed 11-Year-Old
• Hundreds Of New Jersey Residents Displaced By Ida Still Living In Shelters Without Access To Belongings
• 'There's A Lot Of Ghosts In Here': CBS3 Spends Evening In Believed-To-Be Haunted Neshaminy Creekside Inn
• CBS2 Chicago Wins National Edward R. Murrow Award
• Parkland Parent Max Schachter Donates $25,000 To Marjory Stoneman Douglas Orchestra To 'Keep Alex's Memory Alive'
• Bullet Believed To Have Been Fired By Alec Baldwin Recovered From Film Director's Shoulder
• Haunted Hotel: The Many 'Unregistered Guests' At Sauk Centre's Historic Palmer House
• Araújo, Martínez Help Atlanta United Beat Inter Miami 2-1
• FDNY Planning Big Anti-COVID Vaccine Mandate Demonstration For Thursday Morning Outside Gracie Mansion
• 'The Wind Was Crazy': Almost All Of Scituate Without Power After Nor'easter
• Miami Beach Hospitality Workers March To City Hall Demanding Last Call Isn't Moved Up
• 'He Made That Type Of Impact': Morgan State Remembers Barry Ransom, Student Killed In Towson Monday
• St. Paul Police Chief Todd Axtell Won't Seek 2nd Term In June: 'This Isn't Goodbye'
• Harford County's Top Health Official Says He Was Fired For Political Reasons, Advocacy Of Masks In Schools And Vaccines
• When Will Life Return To 'Normal' After A Global Pandemic?
• Dallas Nonprofit Serving More Students' Mental Health Needs Since COVID-19 Pandemic Started
• Baltimore Polytechnic Institute Empowers Aspiring Pilots With Aviation Program
• The Return of Halloween On Tillson Street
• Maryland School Board To Reconsider Universal Mask Mandate In December
• Edgewater Community On Edge After Murder Of 85-Year-Old Woman
• Maple Leafs Score In Overtime, Blackhawks Lose
• Lakers Give OKC Their First Win Of The Season
• Chicago Fire, Who Have Never Won At Yankee Stadium, Lose Again To NYCFC
• School Libraries Under New Scrutiny As Texas Lawmaker Questions Kids' Access To Books On Race, Sexuality
• Infant Found Safe & Unharmed, Police Say
• Castellanos Scores To Help NYCFC Beat Fire
• Michigan Voters Urged To Hand-Deliver Absentee Ballots
• Bobrovsky Makes 29 Saves As Panthers Beat Bruins, Stay Undefeated
• Adebayo Scores 24 As Heat Pull Away To Beat Nets 106-93
• Hamid Secures 8th Clean Sheet, DC United Beats New York
• Detroit Animal Care To Hold 'Howl-O-Ween' Adoption Event October 28-31
• Jefferson County Seeing Uptick In Sexually Transmitted Infections Among Young People, Health Department Says
• Jury Awards $17M In Damages For Costco Shooting By Then-LAPD Officer
• Panthers Score Four Unanswered Goals To Beat Bruins 4-1
• Two Good Samaritans In Sacramento Stop Attempted Kidnapping Of Baby In Stroller
• Oakland School Board Discusses Reinstating Popular Police Mentoring Program
• Montrezl Harrell Helps Wizards Beat Celtics 116-107
• FEMA Extends Deadline To Apply For Assistance Due To Damage During June 25-26 Floods
• Philadelphia Community Still Wants 'Real Justice' For Walter Wallace Jr. A Year After Fatal Police Shooting
• Supply Chain Crisis: Shipping Industry Leaders Meet In San Francisco, Warn Backlog To Stretch Long Past Holidays
• Remember, Reflect At Tree Of Life: Commemorating The 11 Lives Lost 3 Years Ago In Synagogue Shooting
• Studios And Offices Of WTTW-11, WFMT Radio Evacuated After Telephone Threat
• Florida COVID-19 Hospitalizations Dip Below 2,300
• 'The Working Group' Spent Months Creating Tree Of Life Commemoration Ceremony In Pittsburgh
• Book With Sexually Explicit Images And Themes Found In Keller ISD School Library
• Weather Junkies Turn To Florida Hurricane Blogger For Info
• Big Storm Leaves San Francisco Bay Waters Strewn With Debris
• Dream Inspires Concord Man To Take Food, Clothing and Scripture To Homeless Campsites
• Brighton Police: Suspect In Stolen Vehicle Arrested After 2 Bystanders Killed
• School Closings For October 28, 2021
• Vikings' Pass Defense Faces Daunting Stretch Without Patrick Peterson
• The Aztecs 'Slowly Crush You': CBS Sports' Randy Cross Previews Fresno State-#21 San Diego State, Other Matchups
• Angeles National Forest Fire Threat Lowered From 'Extreme' To 'Very High'
• Goose, 4 Chickens Rescued From 'Being Bear Food' In Crested Butte
• Californians Crave Scary Amount Of Chocolate And Peanut Butter For Halloween
• Child Psychology Experts Give Advice To Parents On How To Talk To Kids About COVID-19 Vaccines
• Brett Favre Repays $600K In Mississippi Welfare Case, Auditor Says
• Suspect Arrested In Fatal West Sacramento Shooting Identified As Ernesto Gonzalez
• NFL On CBS Analyst James Lofton Breaks Down Dolphins' Struggles, Tua Trade Rumors
• Revolution Set New Record For Most Points In An MLS Regular Season
• Fort Worth Leaders Ignored Illegal Booze, Gambling As Money Ended Up In City Coffers On 'Hell's Half Acre'
• Attorney Benjamin Crump Calls For Investigation Into BHPD
• City Of Sacramento Employee Covid Vaccine Numbers Released: Nearly 80 Percent Vaccinated
• Minnesota Lawmakers Still Can't Agree On Frontline Worker Bonus Pay
• New York State Attorney General Letitia James Reportedly Planning To Announce Run For Governor
• State Senate Approves Bill Making It A Crime To Run Away From An Arresting Officer
• CBS 2 Money Insiders: October 2021
• New York City Announces $111 Million Project To Improve Appearance Of NYCHA Buildings
• Threats Prompt Safety Precautions At Sacramento-Area Schools
• COVID: Masks At Schools Likely To Stay Into New Year, State Health Officials Say
• Students Receive Surprise Cryptocurrency Gift From Miami Mayor During Tech Event
• Amber Alert Deactivated For 2 Douglas County Girls Believed To Be With Trisha & Towon Jones
• Man confirmed to be great-grandson of Sitting Bull with DNA match
• Young, Colorado Mother Pleads With Other Women To Get Cancer Screenings Following Battle With Rare Form of Breast Cancer
• Contra Costa County To Pay $4.9M Settlement In Police Killing Of Laudemer Arboleda
• Rare gene mutation can significantly increase breast cancer risk
• Indoor Mask Mandate Lifted In Stamford
• 'Makes Americans More Free': Dana Zzyym Issued 1st U.S. Passport With Gender X Designation
• 3rd Person Injured In Texas Drag Racing Crash Passes Away
• Stretch Of Highway 1 Near Big Sur Likely Closed For A Week Due To Rockslide Following Storm
• Applications Now Available For State Earthquake Retrofit Grant
• Morgan Hill Man Accused Of Shooting At Passing Vehicle While Driving
• Candidate Conversations: Curtis Sliwa
• Veteran Falls Victim To Phishing Scam, Loses More Than $19,000 From Chase Bank Account Meant For Daughter's College Education
• 'Greatest Show On Earth' Circus May Return Without Animals
• California Man Arrested In Alleged Matt Gaetz Death Threat
• 21 Haitian Migrants Make It To Shore At Haulover Park
• America 'On Fire': Facebook Watched As Trump Ignited Hate During Unrest In Minneapolis
• West Side 'Still Searching' Exhibit Draws Attention To Missing Black Women And Girls
• Historic Salem Mansion Used In Hocus Pocus Will Recreate Set Through Halloween
• Gusty Winds Headed For Southland Thursday
• Despite Nor'Easter, Tourists Flock To Salem To Celebrate Halloween
• Why people shot by Wisconsin teen can't be called "victims" at trial
• Phil Murphy Holds Double-Digit Lead Over Challenger Jack Ciattarelli In New Jersey Governor Race, Poll Shows
• Minneapolis Students Get Closer Look At STEM Career Possibilities
• COVID Outbreak Reported At Valencia High School
• Port Of LA Will Fine Companies For Excess Containers
• 18-Year-Old Fatally Shot In South Baltimore
• Denver City Council Postpones Vote On Flavored Tobacco Products Ban
• Bullet apparently fired by Alec Baldwin recovered from film director's shoulder
• Drug Trafficking Ring Shipped Cocaine To New York Inside Children's Lunch Boxes, Investigators Say
• COVID-19 Vaccination For Kids Ages 5 To 11: Clearing Up Myths And Misinformation
• Miami Beach Mayoral Race: Dan Gelber Seeking Third Term Against Four First-Time Candidates
• Stowaway Found 'Not Guilty' Of Trespassing After Living In O'Hare Airport For 3 Months
• Early Voters In Minneapolis Need To Know These Key Rule Changes
• 62nd Annual Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show Underway
• Former LBUSD Safety Officer Eddie Gonzalez Charged With Murder In Death Of Mona Rodriguez
• 'Run-Hide-Fight Really Does Work': Tree Of Life Survivor Audrey Glickman Wants Others To Remember 'It Can Happen Again'
• Police Arrive To Find Man Shot In Bedford Park
• Bear Prompts Lockdown At Shull Elementary School In San Dimas
• Nonprofits Now Have New Home In Brooklyn, Thanks To Transformation Of Bedford-Union Armory
• Miami-Dade County Mayor Announces New Climate Action Strategy Ahead Of World Conference
• Community Garden In Pittsburgh Holds Volunteer Events To Help Community Heal After Tree Of Life Shooting
• Hempstead, Nassau County Schools Receive $10 Million In Federal COVID Recovery Funds To Expand Job Training
• Rally In Harlem Calls For Safer Streets Day After High School Senior Taquan Jones Shot And Killed
• Biden's former ATF pick: "The gun industry profits by gun violence itself"
• Halyna Hutchins Was Shot, Killed By Alec Baldwin With A Live Round On Set Of 'Rust,' Authorities Confirm
• Police Identify Mother And Baby In Apparent Murder-Suicide
• Dr. Mallika Marshall's Answer To Viewer's Question Leads To Breast Cancer Diagnosis
• Most Americans say climate change is a crisis, poll shows
• Newsom Receives COVID Vaccine Booster At Oakland Event Promoting State's Vaccination Push
• CBS4 Exclusive: Survivor Has New Outlook On Life After COVID Attacked His Lungs
• DA Charges San Jose Police Officer For Punching Woman During Road Rage Incident
• Laid Off Workers At Doral Arrowwood Resort Awarded $2.5 Million Payout For Club's Violation Of WARN Act
• 'They Don't Know The Truth': Ex-School Resource Officer Scot Peterson Defends Actions During Parkland School Shooting
• UPDATE: Broken Water Main in San Jose Cancels Elizabeth Holmes Trial Proceedings
• 'I Would Take A Drawing On A Napkin': Chief Arradondo Says No Elected Official Has Spoken With Him About The Public Safety Ballot Question
• Woman Killed, Man Severely Injured In Home Explosion Near Lake Vermillion
• Research Shows Significant Disparities For Black Women In Breast Cancer Detection & Treatment
• Woodland Hills HS Principal: 'Any Student Who Makes False Threats, Reports Will Be Disciplined'
• Should New Jersey Issue A COVID Vaccine Mandate For State Workers, Teachers? Voters Weigh In As Race For Governor Nears Finish Line
• Local Health Departments Prepare As Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine For Kids 5-11 Near Approval
• Church Offering $5K Reward For Safe Return Of Missing Fort Worth Girl Dashayla Wolfe
• Trick-or-treating during COVID: Most parents think kids will be safe
• BOO! Cardiologist Says Getting A Good Scare Can Come With Health Benefits
• Bears Prepare To Take On 49ers; Coach Matt Nagy, Who Recently Tested Positive For COVID-19, May Not Be There
• Florida's Most Popular Halloween Candy Is....?
• Argument Outside Drake Stadium Turns Into Attack On Several UCLA Students
• Dallas City Council Hires Outside Law Firm To Conduct Independent Investigation Into Major Data Loss
• Hurley's Picks: Bucs Are Scary Good, And Cowboys Have To Hope For No Mike McCarthy Hauntings
• Pride In The Workplace: Dozens Of Companies, Large And Small, Welcome Hundreds Seeking Work To LGBTQ Job Fair On Long Island
• Biltmore Hotel Massage Therapist Accused Of Inappropriately Touching Woman
• BMC Doctor Fined For Falling Asleep And Missing Surgery
• Amid Tough Stretch, Michael Locksley Looks Back At 2001 Terps
• Study: Rural Home Sales In Pennsylvania Increased During Pandemic
• MBTA Ferry Service In Hingham Suspended Through Thursday After Boat Slams Into Commuter Dock
• Doctor Accused Of Hoarding Dead Kittens In Her Freezer
• Officials: If CDC Approves COVID-19 Pfizer Shot, 1.5 Million Children Ages 5-11 In New York Could Be Vaccinated By Thanksgiving
• Joppatowne Dad Competes In 'Legendary Dad Bod' Competition To Help Raise Money For Children Battling Cancer
• FDA Authorizes 4th COVID Shot For Moderately Or Severely Immunosuppressed Patients
• Dak Prescott Misses Some Drills During Cowboys Practice Due To Calf Strain
• Avoiding The (Shopping) Nightmare Before Christmas: Local Retailers Brace For Holiday Shortages
• No. 4 Maryland Expected To Be Top Big Ten Women's Hoops Team
• 'Our Hearts Are Broken': Twin Cities Pastor Killed By Driver In Rosemount
• More Than 800 Boston City Employees On Unpaid Leave After Phase 2 Of Vaccine Mandate Begins
• Aldermen Opposed To City Worker Vaccine Mandate Seek Special City Council Meeting To Repeal It
• How Leaders From Different Congregations Came Together To Participate In Tree Of Life Remembrance Ceremony
• Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa: 'I Don't Not Feel Wanted'
• COVID In Minnesota: State Plan To Vaccinate Kids 5-11 For COVID-19 Includes 1,100+ Health Providers, In-School Vax Clinics
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Shafeeq Lewis, Accused Of Fatally Shooting 13-Year-Old Boy On Way To School
• Federal Judge Orders Los Angeles County Sheriff, Fire Chief To Answer Questions About Photos Of Kobe Bryant's Crash Scene
• Nor'easter Topples Trees In New Jersey And New York City, Residents Worried About Others Coming Down
• Oakland Surgeon Convicted of Child Sex Crimes Gets 16-Year Prison Term
• Police Officer's Ex-Girlfriend Gets 10 Years For Plot To Kidnap Woman She Blamed For Breakup
• Allegheny County Leaders Call For Another Extension On Countywide Eviction Moratorium
• Attorneys 'Hit A Snag,' Jury Sent Home In John Dougherty, Councilmember Bobby Henon Bribery Trial
• Clean Up Efforts Could Take Days With Trees And Power Lines Down On Cape Cod
• Minneapolis Elections: Mayoral Candidates On Strong Mayor, Public Safety Ballot Questions
• Fight On Campus Prompts Short Lockdown At Kennedy High School In Sacramento
• Patrick Chung, former New England Patriots safety, charged with assault
• Parolee, Ironwood State Prison Inmate Charged In More Than $500K EDD Fraud Scheme
• Massachusetts Reports 1,274 New COVID Cases, 14 Additional Deaths
• 11 Trees Planted In Schenley Park Commemorate Lives Lost 3 Years Ago At Tree Of Life
• Huma Abedin opens up to "CBS Sunday Morning" about being "the invisible person"
• Former Texas Nurse Sentenced To Death For Killing Hospital Heart Patients
• National Juneteenth Museum Coming To Fort Worth
• Concord City Council Moves Forward With Plans to Develop Former Naval Weapons Station
• City Council Approves Mayor Lori Lightfoot's 2022 Budget Plan, With Support Of Most Progressive Aldermen
• Men Shot By Kyle Rittenhouse Can Be Called 'Rioters,' 'Looters' & 'Arsonists' At Trial, Judge Rules (CBS News)
• Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium Founder Opens Center In North Philadelphia Aimed Health Equity
• Watch: Gov. Gavin Newsom Gets His COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shot
• Tiniest Pumpkins: UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital Nursing Staff Dresses Newborns For Halloween
• J Balvin apologizes after music video sparks backlash: "That's not who I am"
• Pfizer Pediatric COVID-19 Vaccine An 'Absolute Game-Changer' As US Sees 16% Decline In Cases
• State Of Emergency: Exploding Transformers, House Fires, Downed Trees And Wires Stretch Brockton Firefighters Thin During Nor'easter
• Montgomery County To End Indoor Mask Mandate On Thursday
• 'Fluffernutter' Officially Added To Merriam-Webster Dictionary
• Reward Offered For Information On Suspected Arson In Central Minnesota
• 'I Can't Believe It's Been Three Years:' Community Prepares To Remember, Reflect On Tree Of Life Shooting
• Humboldt Park Shooting Leaves 1 Dead, 2 Critically Wounded
• LA Man Killed In Single-Car Crash On 405 Freeway In Costa Mesa
• Chicago Weather: Rain On The Way
• Gardening 101: Consider Adding Ornamental Tree For Texas Arbor Day
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured in DUI-Suspected Crash in Oakland
• Denver Water Customers Will Pay More Beginning In January 2022
• Police: South Carolina Woman Kidnaps Son, Takes Him To Miami
• City Of Sacramento Reports 79% Of Employees Have Been Vaccinated For COVID-19
• Judge Clears Path For Recall Campaign Over COVID-19 Bonuses In Shiawassee County
• Bruins, Panthers To Honor Jimmy Hayes By Auctioning Off Special Warm-Up Jerseys
• Philadelphia Officials Identify Man Killed In Overbook Police-Involved Shooting As 31-Year-Old Koffi Dzima
• Nick Sirianni Shows Eagles Picture Of Flower As Part Of (Inspirational?) Metaphor
• Texas Man Sentenced To 30 Years In Prison For Sexual Exploitation Of Missing Boy
• Cleveland Browns Quarterback Baker Mayfield Hopes To Play Sunday Against Pittsburgh Steelers
• Man pleads guilty to distributing fentanyl that killed Mac Miller
• COVID In Colorado: Halloween Safety Includes Face Mask, Smaller Gatherings Outdoors
• Maryland State Police Raising Troopers' Starting Pay To $51,000
• 'Stand Up And Speak Out Against Antisemitism': President Biden, Other Pa. Officials Offer Tree Of Life Remembrances
• Former Correctional Officers, Two Others Charged In Smuggling Operation At Baltimore Jail
• Mountain Lion Sedated and Captured Near Santa Rosa Overnight
• MDOT: Portion Of Westbound I-94 In Detroit To Close This Weekend For Overpass Replacement
• Josh Shapiro, Pa. Attorney General Running For Governor, Breaks With Governor Tom Wolf Over Strategy On Climate Change
• Firefighter Larry Wyant Dies While Battling Eastern Colorado Grass Fire
• Police: Toddler Accidentally Shot And Killed With Unsecured Gun In Home
• Ball Arena Requires COVID Vaccine Proof Or Negative Test In Addition To Face Mask To Attend Events
• Possible Suspect In July Modesto Homicide Captured On Video Walking Away From Scene
• Mega Millions Ticket Sold At Jerry's Liquor In Sun Valley Worth $2.7 Million
• United Way Of Central MD Accepting Applications For Neighborhood Grant Program
• Drew Shares Her Halloween Themed Vestibule
• 11-Year-Old Fort Worth ISD Student Struck And Killed Attempting To Cross Freeway
• UPDATE: Pleasant Hill In-N-Out Reopens for Drive-Thru, Carryout After Health Department Shutdown
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra To Start Accepting Negative PCR Tests For Entry
• Baltimore Men Charged In Shooting That Wounded 52-Year-Old Woman
• Nigerian National Sobanke Idris Sunday Adereti Guilty Of Elder Fraud Related Violations 
• Crime Stoppers Offering $5,000 Reward For Information On 15-Year-Old Boy Shot Inside Detroit Home
• Federal Officials Visit Baltimore To Announce New Overdose Prevention Strategy
• Chicago Hauntings: The Mysteries Of The Couch Mausoleum In Lincoln Park And Who, If Anyone, Is Entombed There
• Josh Shapiro Breaks With Gov. Tom Wolf Over Strategy On Climate Change
• Chicago Hauntings: A History Of Axe Murder At The Liar's Club Is Associated With Some Spooky Sights And Sounds
• In the "Great Resignation," women changing jobs at record rates
• Philadelphia's Project HOME Opens Maguire Residence In Kensington
• Woman Hit, Killed By Car While Walking In Grapevine Roadway; Drunk Driver Crashes Into Firetruck On Scene Say Police
• Report: At Least 59,000 Meat Workers Caught COVID, 269 Died
• 1 Person Injured, 1 Arrested After Attack In South Loop Coffee Shop
• Twin Metals To Appeal Federal Decision On Proposed Copper-Nickel Mine Near Boundary Waters
• Baltimore Men Sentenced To Life In Randallstown Man's Murder
• Julian Edelman Can't Believe Bill Belichick Smiled After Beating The Jets
• Man Hospitalized After Being Struck, Pinned By Wood Chipper
• Alyssa Milano Plays Sorry, Not Sorry Game With Drew & Reveals She Never Dated Corey Feldman
• 59,000 meat workers got COVID-19, higher than thought: report
• Hunter Henry Ready To Do Anything For Patriots In 'Bittersweet' Matchup Against Chargers
• Combination Bomb Cyclone and Atmospheric River Drenches State But Impact on Drought Still Unknown
• Los Angeles County Gas Prices At 2012 High
• State Auditor To Review CDOT Practices After Questions About Possible Favoritism For Out-of-State Company
• Garland defends memo on violent threats to school boards
• Milley says China's hypersonic weapons test was almost a "Sputnik moment"
• Two-Alarm Fire Causes Propane Tank To Explode In Wall Borough
• Miami Judge Sends Former President Donald Trump's Suit Against Twitter To California
• 4 Puppies Left At Chaska Golf Course; Police Seeking Information
• DNA Brings Pain, Closure To Family Of John Wayne Gacy Victim
• 2 Detroit Cops Accused Of Taking Bribes From Towing Company
• Stacey Abrams group helps wipe out medical debt
• Desperate To Find More Staff, Some Fast Food Restaurants Recruiting Customers
• SEPTA Says 'Good Faith Negotiations' Continue With Union As Clock Ticks On Contract Expiration
• COVID In Colorado: Increase In Hospitalizations Show Concerning Trend
• Delaware Officially Makes Juneteenth A Legal Holiday
• Cigarette Sales Went Up For The First Time In 20 Years During The Pandemic
• Mac Jones Leading All Rookie QBs In Nearly Every Measurable Way As NFL Season Nears Midway Point
• US State Department Issues First Passport With X Gender Marker
• Gov. Hogan Announces $10M Homeownership Pilot Program In Baltimore City, Dorchester County
• Federal Judge Clears Class-Action Lawsuit Against Florida On Juvenile Solitary Confinement
• Hershey Kisses Are Colorado's Favorite Halloween Candy
• Drew Talks To Alyssa Milano on "Who's The Boss?" Reboot
• Australian soccer star Josh Cavallo comes out as gay
• Red Rocks Announces Upcoming Dates For Drive-In Holiday Movies
• UPDATE: Power Restored to All but 1,100 PG&E Customers After Weekend Storm
• Police Release Video Of 16-Year-Old Carlos Sanchez Alonso's Suspected Killer
• Husband James Marcus Neves Charged With First Degree Murder After Killing Wife Vanessa Neves
• 'This Is A Long-Haul Event': Duxbury Could Remain Without Power For Days Following Nor'easter
• US Issues Its First Passport With An 'X' Gender Marker
• San Francisco Supervisors Approve Permanent Non-Citizen Voting In Board of Education Elections
• Former NYT columnist officially launches run for Oregon governor
• San Francisco Ordinance Could Provide Easier Access To Paid Time Off For Domestic Workers
• Judge rejects pilots' bid to block Southwest's vaccine mandate
• Residents In River Vale, N.J. Dealing With Water Everywhere After Hackensack River Overflows Due To Nor'easter Rains
• NYPD Completes Renovation Of NYCHA Basketball Courts With $4 Million Seized From Drug Busts
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 4,178 New Coronavirus Cases, 142 Additional Deaths
• Suspect Awaits Extradition For 1992 Cold Case Murder of Helen Cardwell In Niles
• Grub Bug Treatment Will Delay Baseball And Softball Season At 2 Chicago Parks
• Alyssa Milano on Britney Spears
• U.S. issues its first passport with an "X" gender marker
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports Death Of COVID-19 Patient In Their 20s, 408 New Cases
• North Shore Loses Trees, Power During Damaging Nor'easter
• NYPD Investigating Deadly Shooting Near Brownsville Deli
• Miami Weather: Another Cold Front To Bring Storms And A Cooler Breeze This Weekend
• One Of The City's Trash Wheels Collected An Urn
• Nor'easter Rips Part Of Roof Off Quincy Apartment Building
• Monique Anderson-Walker Joins Franchot's Ticket In Maryland Gubernatorial Race
• Election Questions: How Are Ballots Counted? How Do Campaigns Get Our Phone Numbers?
• Drew Reminisces With Alyssa Milano About Hanging Out During Their Teenage Years
• Police Task Force Arrests Carjacking Suspect Hour After Vehicle Was Stolen In Englewood
• Investigators In Aurora Need Help Identifying Suspect In Arson That Caused $250,000 In Damage To Restaurant
• Search On For Suspect In Armed Robbery Outside Stockton Dispensary
• Barney The Gorilla Undergoes Extensive Medical Exam At Zoo Miami
• Philadelphia Officials Say 65% Of Employees Received COVID-19 Vaccine As Of Tuesday
• Tree Crashes Down In Front Of Van On West Roxbury Street
• Houston Woman And Boyfriend Arrested After Child's Skeletal Remains Found Among Abandoned Siblings
• Poll: Nearly 1 In 10 Marylanders Spurn COVID-19 Vaccine
• Two People, Including At Least 1 Firefighter, Injured In Crash In Philadelphia's West Oak Lane Neighborhood
• Gas Prices Across Colorado Trending Higher Than U.S. Average
• Jan. 6 Committee To Subpoena Former Chapman Law Professor John Eastman
• Storm Not Enough To Make A Dent In California's Drought, Expert Says
• Bronze Huey Newton Bust Unveiled In West Oakland Birthplace Of Black Panthers
• Police: Gunman Arrested In Deadly New Year's Shooting Of 20-Year-Old Robert Williams At Queens Hotel
• San Jose Men Plead Guilty to Used Car Scam On Craigslist
• Weather Blog: The Sun Returns, But For How Long?
• Tractor-Trailer Wanted For Hit-And-Run That Killed Woman Walking In South LA
• Two Friends Take Their Desire To Learn About The Unknown Into The World of Paranormal Investigations
• Michigan Legislature OKs School Accounts Destined For Veto
• Photos: October Nor'easter Damage
• Wednesday's Child: 14-Year-Old Bailey
• Baker Open To Supporting 'Premium Pay' Bonuses Of Up To $2,000 For Massachusetts Essential Workers
• United States Issues 1st Passport With 'X' Gender Marker For Dana Zzyym Of Colorado
• Family Of Young Brain Cancer Survivor Speaks On Interaction With Tom Brady: 'It Was Crazy, I Didn't Believe It'
• Man Charged With Killing Bridget O'Keefe Dunn In Hit-And-Run Says He Thought He Hit Dog Or Sign
• Nor'easter Whips Up Hurricane Force Winds Reaching 94 MPH On Martha's Vineyard
• VIDEO: Yosemite Falls Flows Again After Bomb Cyclone-Fueled Atmospheric River
• UPDATE: Big Rig Crash Slows Eastbound Commute On Highway 24
• Luke Bryan helps stranded mom change tire
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia Police To Provide Update On Anti-Violence Efforts
• Even After Tuesday's Moisture, This October Remains One Of Denver's Driest On Record
• Canterbury Village Converts Castle Wedding Venue Into Haunted Attractions For Halloween
• Authorities Sifting Through Damage After 4-Alarm Fire At US Auto Auction Building In Pennsauken
• Judge Rejects Challenge To Southwest's Vaccine Mandate
• What is a "billionaires tax," and how would it work?
• Former President, Florida Resident Donald Trump Could Get Big 'Bonus' Shares In New Social Media Firm
• Wisconsin Village Leader Charged With Water Meter Tampering
• Delta Air Lines testing new facial recognition technology at airports
• NYPD Looks To Question Rahmel Howard After Broad Daylight Home Invasion On Staten Island
• Nor'easter Blows Down Tree And Power Lines Onto SUV, Trapping Driver In Barnstable
• Ravens Designate DE Derek Wolfe For Return
• Long Island's South Shore Under High Wind Warning As Nor'easter Wraps Up
• Nor'easter Causes Widespread Tree Damage, Power Outages On South Shore And Cape Cod
• COVID patient "fought like an animal" to make it home after 299 days
• "Shocking": Woman living in high-rise cuts rope holding painters
• Thanksgiving Expected To Be Most Expensive Holiday In History, American Farm Bureau Says
• Why It Could Be A Good Idea To Ditch Your Exercise Watch
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Cases Jump To 731, State Reports More Than 21K New Booster Shots
• HUD Official Tours Detroit, Sees City's Use Of Federal Funds
• World's richest could prevent global starvation, WFP director says
• High Stakes Meeting, No. 6 Michigan vs No. 8 Michigan State
• 'When I Finally Got To Be Elvira, That's When My Life Calmed Down': Mistress Of The Dark Peels Back The Curtain
• Caught On Video: Burglary Suspect Breaks Into Popeyes In The Bronx
• Minneapolis Schools Offer Middle Schoolers Metro Transit Cards Instead Of Bus Service
• Bride gets special wedding dress for groom, who is blind
• Police: Suspect Damon Bailey Robbed Bank 10 Minutes Before Shooting Man In Union Square Subway Station
• Teen Stabbed With Scissors After Argument On CTA Red Line Platform At Jackson Station
• Ananya Dance Theatre - Dastak: I Wish You Me
• US Issues First Passport With 'X' Gender Marker For Those Who Don't Identify As Male Or Female
• Fake Covid Vaccine Cards: Dr. Oz and Deborah Norville Discuss Where Most Bogus Covid Vaccine Cards Are Being Sold
• Record 53,000 Rat Complaints Help Chicago Retain Crown As Rattiest City In America For 7th Year In A Row
• Bogus Covid Vaccine Cards: Dr. Oz and Deborah Norville Discuss Confronting The Illegal Sellers 
• The Miracle Center Bringing Mission Of Teaching Creative Arts To Inner City Youth To New Home; 'What We Do Is Changing Lives'
• Nor'easter Tosses Boats Ashore, Topples Press Box, Knocks Out Power To All Of Cohasset
• Woman Gets 27 Years In Crash That Killed Michigan Trooper
• Roger Goodell's Excuse For Secrecy In Washington Investigation Is Preposterous And Insulting
• Nor'easter Winds Throw Small Plane Over Fence And Out Of New Bedford Airport
• Ruppersberger Drops Facebook Over Company's Handling Of Misinformation & Hate Speech
• NASCAR Plays Second Fiddle To F1
• Nor'easter causes flooding, leaves hundreds of thousands in the dark
• Fake Firefighter Calendars Being Sold In The Name Of Lifeline Puppy Rescue
• 'He Had Taken The Machete Out Of My Truck': Man Chases Armed Burglar From Garage In His Underwear
• PTL Links: Oct. 27, 2021
• Cooking With Rania: Spicy Butternut Squash Brown Rice Bowl
• Denver's Outdoor Dining Program Could Become Permanent
• Nikola Jokic Hurt As Denver Nuggets Fall To Utah Jazz On The Road
• Best Friends Die An Hour Apart After Hopkins Crash: 'They Were Special'
• New England Revolution Players Arrive To Practice In Some Incredible Halloween Costumes
• MN Weather: Showers And Rumbles Wednesday As Slow Storm System Moves Into State
• 1 In 4 Americans Say Halloween Is Their Favorite Holiday
• Police Ask For Public's Help Finding Missing Baltimore County Teen
• Man Shot, Killed Self After Shooting Another Man At Parkville Motel, Police Say
• Minneapolis Triple Shooting: 2 Boys, 1 Man Hurt In Drive-By Attack
• Great white shark bites a case of mistaken identity, study shows
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/27 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• UPDATE: Pleasant Hill In-N-Out Burger Shut Down for Repeatedly Defying COVID Health Order
• Spanx boss gives workers $10,000 and first-class plane tickets
• What to know about COP26, the U.N. climate summit
• Thief Smashes Front Door Of Halal Guys Restaurant On Near North Side To Steal Money From Cash Register
• Faculty Members Of Point Park University Rally Outside Of University, Call For New Contract
• State Patrol: 2 Killed After Car Veers Over Center Line, Crashes Head-On Into Semi
• Tree Crashes Onto Milton Home Above Sleeping 3-Year-Old's Bedroom
• Fight Is On To Save Wild Monkeys Living In Dania Beach
• Suspect in Boise mall shooting dies; injured victims expected to survive
• United says unvaccinated workers cost it millions of dollars
• Democrats unveil their billionaires tax proposal
• Ira Morya Davis Of Irving Found Guilty Of Wire Fraud Violations 
• Pennsylvania Workers Quitting Their Jobs At The Lowest Rate In The U.S.
• Men shot by teen at Kenosha protests can be called "rioters" and "looters" at trial
• 2 officers indicted in death of man shot 76 times during 2016 raid
• FDA advisers back Pfizer's COVID vaccine for kids 5 to 11
• 'It's A Constellation Of Symptoms:' Doctors Finding COVID-19 Recovery Is Often Slow And Incomplete
• Arrests in boy's death and siblings' apparent abandonment
• Biden in late bid to boost McAuliffe in Virginia governor's race
• Netflix Series 'Colin In Black & White' Explores Colin Kaepernick's Formative Years
• Investigation Underway After 74-Year-Old Man Found Dead In Englewood Home
• FDA Advisory Panel Endorses Pfizer's COVID Vaccine For Children Ages 5-11
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cloudy Wednesday With Seasonable Temperatures
• Arath Jauregui Arrested At Texas-Mexico Border For 2018 Teen Homicide
• Florida Is Ditching Palm Trees To Fight Climate Crisis
• Analysis: Democrats banking early-vote lead in Virginia governor's race
• Couple charged in 30-year-old missing baby case
• Queen Elizabeth pulls out of climate summit following medical advice
• Crash On Interstate 95 In Christiana Kills Pedestrian, Officials Say
• Undergraduate Enrollment Falls While Graduate School Enrollment Increases
• Security Guard In Critical Condition After Falling 15 Feet Into Hole In Aurora Parking Lot
• Chicago Weather: Another Mostly Sunny Day Ahead; Frost Advisory In Effect In Northwest Indiana
• Nor'easter Brings Intense Winds, Widespread Power Outages And Tree Damage
• Former Ambassador Michael McFaul on Putin's Russia
• Man On Motorized Scooter Hit, Killed In Fairhill Neighborhood, Philadelphia Police Say
• 'I Can't Believe It's Been Three Years:' Community Prepares To Remember, Reflect On Tree Of Life Shooting
• Severe Storms Rattle North Texas, Wind Advisory Wednesday Afternoon | Latest Alerts
• Video: Howling Atmospheric River Winds Making Golden Gate Bridge Sing
• 'They Want Me Dead': Nearly Dozen Philadelphia Families Fearing For Lives After Cooperating In Criminal Investigations
• School Closings, Delays In Massachusetts
• University Of Pittsburgh Therapy Dogs Get In The Halloween Spirit At The Cathedral Of Learning
• Fayette County Doctor Pleads Guilty To Prescribing Opioids In Exchange For Sex
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• Plum Woman Gifted New Roof After She Made Lunches For Students During The Pandemic
• Palisades Tahoe Opens 1 Month Early On Halloween Weekend
• MLB Honors Shohei Ohtani With Commissioner's Historic Achievement Award
• Study Finds Pennsylvania A Top-10 State For Remote Work
• Vacaville Doctor Accused Of Hoarding Dead Cats In Her Freezer
• Pa. State Senate OKs Bill Criminalizing Fleeing Arrest On Foot
• Fire Destroys Patete Kitchen And Bath's Woodshop Area, Showroom Damaged
• MBTA Ferry Service Suspended Through Wednesday Due To Storm
• Walker Scores 19, Knicks Romp To End 15-Game Skid Vs 76ers

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• Local Matters: Incumbent Byron Brown leads India Walton in Buffalo's mayoral race in final stretch
• Top Democrats say a deal on Biden's social spending plan is imminent, but roadblocks remain
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• Biden's blocked ATF nominee David Chipman on gun violence in the U.S.
• Democrats scramble to reach budget deal
• Charlottesville "Unite the Right" rally trial underway
• Tornado outbreak leaves trail of destruction in the South
• Bullet recovered from "Rust" director's shoulder
• 2021 local and state election campaigns enter final week
• Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine could be available soon for kids ages 5 to 11
• Biden compromises on social spending plan to try to push bill through Congress
• Colorado Review: Cigna Medicare Advantage Plans
• Why Democrats are bringing national politics into Virginia governor's race
• Colorado Review: Elevate Medicare Advantage By Denver Health Plan
• Authorities release initial findings in "Rust" movie set shooting investigation
• Democrats consider billionaires income tax to help pay for spending bill
• FDA advisory panel member discusses Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for kids 5 to 11
• Santa Fe officials give update on "Rust" movie set shooting investigation
• Rabbi who survived Tree of Life synagogue shooting reflects on deadly attack 3 years later
• U.S. government fighting to return WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to the states to face espionage charges
• Democrats still trying to finalize deal on Biden's domestic agenda as he prepares for trip to Europe
• Shedding its racist roots, a Mississippi high school football team dominates the state
• Bride wears special wedding dress for husband, who is blind
• "Ghost gear" initiative aims to recover lost and abandoned fishing gear
• "The Last Bookstore" wins global fame thanks to social media
• Author Michael Lewis on COVID-19 deaths and processing grief after losing a loved one
• Queen Elizabeth to miss COP26 climate conference in Glasgow
• Airlines using facial recognition technology to reduce wait times ahead of holiday travel season
• Democrats continue to negotiate on Biden's Build Back Better bill before he heads to Europe
• Local Matters: Boston mayoral candidates face off in final debate
• COVID patient goes home after 299 days and shares his journey
• 96-year-old German woman tried for atrocities at WWII Nazi camp
• Queen Elizabeth II cancels appearance at COP26 summit to follow medical advice
• Virginia's governors race remains razor thin in final days
• TikTok, Snapchat and YouTube execs questioned by lawmakers during hearing on protecting kids online
• Heavy rain pounds parts of Northeast as hurricane force winds knock out power to thousands
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• How parents can help students struggling because of COVID