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• 96 Years In The Making: The East LA Classic Made Its Triumphant Return After Getting Cancelled By Pandemic In 2020
• 'Don't Feel Like It's Safe Anymore': Man With Autism Brutally Attacked From Behind In South Sacramento
• Family Begs For Answers After Driver Kills Street Vendors In North Highlands: 'Why My Sisters?'
• BART Could Face 9 Figure Budget Deficits by 2024, Experts Say
• Colorado Is 'Oh So Close' To Seeing Northern Lights This Halloween Weekend
• State, Local Officials Vow Action After CBS4 Investigation Shows Judges Giving PR Bonds In Violent Felony Cases
• Federal Agents Enter Home Of Missing Woman Heidi Planck With Guns Drawn
• USC Says It Was Delayed In Responding To Fraternity Sexual Assault Reports
• One Dead At Scene of Shooting On Orion Avenue
• COVID In Colorado: Focus Grows On Monoclonal Antibody Treatment As Cases Continue To Rise
• Father, Stepmother Of Roman Lopez Now Facing Murder Charges In Boy's Death
• Woman Shot, Killed In Upscale WeHo Apartment Building; No Suspect Identified
• Lakers top Cavaliers, 113-101; LeBron Scores 26, Carmelo Adds 24 Off The Bench
• Music Fans and Fog Descend on Golden Gate Park for Outside Lands
• Authorities Have Arrested The Suspect In Carson Shooting That Killed One
• President Biden Says Pope Francis Told Him To 'Keep Receiving Communion' During Visit To Vatican
• Paul George Drops 42 Points, Clippers Still Fall To Trail Blazers, 111-92
• LA Businesses Bracing For Vaccine Requirement Going Into Effect Nov. 8
• Man Arrested for Allegedly Pointing Replica Rifle at Hovering Oakland Police Helicopter
• Caravan Carpool App Connects Skiers, Boarders With Drivers Headed To The Mountains
• Mobile COVID Vaccine Bus At Arapahoe Basin On Saturday
• Aldridge Reaches 20,000 Points, Nets Beat Pacers
• Kreider, Shesterkin Help Rangers Beat Blue Jackets
• Halloween Events Offer Scares, Tricks & Treats For New Yorkers Across City
• Ghost Guns: CBS2 Gets Exclusive, Close-Up Look At One Of NYC's Fastest Growing Gun Safety Issues
• Woman Killed After SUV Collides With Tractor Near Bemidji
• Study Says Workers Leaving Jobs That Are Not Remote
• Chicago Paramedics On No Pay Status Speak About The City's Mandate
• Trunk Or Treat Events Keep Kids Safe And Provide Peace Of Mind For Parents
• Good Samaritan Trying To Stop A Domestic Dispute Shot And Killed In Logan Square
• Crews Work Into The Night To Restore Power In Duxbury
• Philadelphia Weather: Flooding Shuts Down I-95 Ramp To Columbus Boulevard
• As COVID Hospitalizations Trend Down In Florida, Experts Continue To Be Cautiously Optimistic
• Hogan Declares State Of Emergency For Parts Of Maryland Threatened By Flooding
• 1 Dead, 1 In Custody After Shooting In Western Wisconsin
• Communities In Baltimore County Brace For Potential Of More Flooding Overnight
• Heavy Winds & High Tides Flood Some Roads In Havre De Grace
• Study: Detroit Ranks 96th In Places To Trick-Or-Treat
• Residents, Business Owners Prepare For Next High Tide In Downtown Annapolis
• Condo Costume In Hollywood Creates Controversy
• Powerful Storm Causes Widespread Flooding Along Chesapeake Bay
• Glenlore Trails' Haunted Forest Open In Commerce Township
• Michigan Health Department Recommends Best COVID Safety Practices Ahead Of Halloween
• Man Gets 32 Years In Prison For Murdering St. Cloud State Professor
• Terror On Tillson Street Hosting Free Trick-Or-Treating Event This Halloween
• Know The Score: October 29, 2021
• UCLA, Amazon Team Up For Science Research Center
• 'I see hope': Ypsilanti Nonprofit Offering Second Chance To Those Formerly Incarcerated Through Farming
• Fox, Kings Hold Off Pelicans 113-109
• COVID In Colorado: Community Testing Sites Prepare As Cases Increase Across The State
• Butler, Adebayo Lead Heat To 114-99 Victory Over Hornets
• Panthers Reach 8-0 Record, Win First Game Without Quenneville
• Police Arrest Suspect in Burbank Shooting On Thursday Evening
• Salem Streets Packed For Halloween Weekend Celebrations
• Babies In NYU Langone Medical Center's NICU Dressed Up For Halloween
• Quandary Peak Reservation System Deemed A 'Success' As Pilot Program Draws To Close
• First Center-Running Bus Lane In New England To Open In Jamaica Plain
• It's Too Late To Mail Your Ballot, But Not Too Late To Drop It Off Before Next Week's Election
• LAPD Will Vote On New Policy To Ban Police Gangs Within Departments
• UPDATE: Family Reunited with Father's Lost Burial Flag Found by Dublin CHP
• Retiring KPIX Anchor Ken Bastida Gets Fond Farewell After 30 Years of Broadcasting
• 2 Street Vendors Killed After Car Went Off Roadway Into North Highlands Parking Lot
• Voters Decide: NYC Mayoral Candidates Eric Adams And Curtis Sliwa Making Final Push Before Election Day
• Newly Named Palisades Tahoe Open For Snow Season
• Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital Brings Trick-or-Treating To Patients
• Los Gatos Looks Toward Renewal Of World Cup Madness
• Decomposing Body Found In Vacant West Baltimore Home
• Compton Mother Killed In 2019 Street Takeover Remembered By Community In Push To End Illegal Street Racing
• Section Of TEXpress Lanes Has Become Most Expensive Area To Drive In North Texas
• Hedge Funds Earn $2 Billion By Dumping PG&E Stock As Fire Survivors Are Left Short-Changed
• Belle Vernon's Strong 1-2 Punch Of Whitlock And Martin Has Leopards Aiming High
• Gov. Kathy Hochul Signs Legislation Cracking Down On Noise Pollution
• Police Look For Man Who Knocked Over Senior Citizen On A Bicycle In Edgewater
• Chicago Weather: Cooler Temps On The Way
• New Jersey Pediatric Dental Group Collecting Halloween Candy For Good Cause
• Elk Grove Student Living With Autism Dropped Off At Wrong School, Left Wandering Alone
• World War I Brought An End To Hell's Half Acre In Fort Worth
• 6-Year-Old North Texas Girl Meets Her Hero, A Female Firefighter
• SRA: Burlingame High Counselor Helps First-Generation Students Navigate College System
• 4 Killed, 11 Injured In Crash Of SUV Carrying Migrants In West Texas
• COVID In Colorado: As Cases Rise, COVID Patients Are Using A Lot Of Hospital Resources
• At Least 1 Killed, Several Injured In Crash Off The 91 Freeway In Corona
• Victims' Families Frustrated Over Unsolved 2019 Halloween Airbnb House Party Shooting in Orinda
• Drivers Waiting In Long Lines To Get Less Expensive Gas As Prices Continue To Rise
• Chicago man awarded more than $25 million for wrongful conviction
• Datrail Clayton Found Guilty Of Murder For 2019 Shooting Of 13-Year-Old Bystander In Dallas
• PETA says baseball world should stop using "bullpen" in favor of animal-friendly "arm barn"
• 2 Vehicles Struck By Bullets After Argument Ends With Gunfire At Bus Stop
• Fayette County Mother Charged In Death Of 11-Year-Old Son
• Shingle Springs Teacher On Paid Leave For Supporting Students In Protest Of Mask Mandate
• Texas, 10 Other States Sue Biden Administration Over COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
• Bay Area Catholics React to Biden's Meeting with Pope Francis
• California Condor Tracked Flying Above Mount Diablo
• Former Chicago Blackhawks Player Is Focusing On Helping Victims Of Sexual Abuse
• Missing Fort Worth Teen Found Safe And Back With Mother, Pastor Says
• Love On Tour: Harry Styles' concerts inspire a new wave of fashion
• Steve Pankey Questioned By Prosecutors In Jonelle Matthews Murder Trial
• Glendale Man Arrested For Attempted Carjacking Of Police Vehicle In Front Of Officers
• Supply Chain Issues Create Scary Sight As Colordans Shop For Halloween Costumes
• Benedictine Nuns Apologize For Native Boarding Schools In Minnesota
• Supreme Court Declines To Block Maine Vaccine Mandate
• 12-Year-Old South Philadelphia Boy Attacked By Crocodile In Cancún Dressing Up As One For Halloween
• After Pittsburgh-Area School Districts Respond To Threats, Administrators Left Wondering What They Can Do
• Kenosha County Judge In Spotlight Following Recent Ruling Ahead Of Kyle Rittenhouse Trial
• COVID Outbreak Reported At Berkeley High School
• Minneapolis set to vote on the future of its police department
• Denver Weather: Cold Front Brings In Chilly Temperatures For Halloween
• Superstorm Sandy 9 Years Later: Looking Back At The Devastation In New York And What Can Be Done To Make Our Area Safer
• 3 Suspects Arrested in Connection with Multiple Armed Robberies Across Bay Area
• "We have a solid case": Sheriff discusses criminal complaint against Cuomo
• Philadelphia Police Identify Officer Shot In Overbrook As Julian Jones
• Inglewood Police Officer Arrested For Narcotics Trafficking Charges
• Latest Road Closures In Baltimore County
• North Texas Dad DIY's Wheelchair Costumes Each Halloween For Son With Special Needs
• Fourth Business Owner Forced To Sell After Not Receiving Access Letter From Alderman
• Baltimore Residents Not Taking Any Chances With Threat Of Flooding
• Newson Suddenly Pulls Out of Trip to U.N. Climate Conference, Sends Lt. Gov. Kounalakis
• Angelenos Urged To Foster Or Adopt As LA Animal Shelters Near Capacity
• In Tight Job Market North Texas Nonprofits Pleading For Volunteers
• Sacramento Bride 'Can't Believe That Happened' After Wedding Photos Were Stolen
• Supreme Court won't block Maine's COVID-19 vaccine mandate
• Facebook Page 'Abandoned Minnesota' Captures Local History
• Virginia malls and shopping centers increase security amid ISIS threat
• Todd Tremont, Missing Armstrong County Man, Found Dead In Allegheny River
• Yonkers' Ridgeway Project Hailed As Some Of State's Nicest Affordable Housing
• 'A Tragedy With No Explanation': Friends, Family Of St. Paul Man Brutally Killed 50 Years Ago Offering Reward For Information
• 'It's Scary To Drive Here': Minneapolis School Bus Drivers Concerned For Safety After Gun-Related Incidents
• Legislation Calls To End Helicopter Sightseeing Tours In New York Over Safety, Noise Concerns
• 2 Women Who Helped Save Fort Worth Newborn Meet For 1st Time
• Eastbound Lanes Of I-70 At Vail Reopened After Chemical Spill
• Real Estate Prices Soaring; Berkeley Home Sells For $1.5 Million Over Asking Price
• "Dads on Duty" has big ambitions after "CBS Evening News" story goes viral
• Hollywood Hills High School Football Players Honor Fallen Officers Yandy Chirino, John Graham With Helmet Stickers
• Furry Tails: Cashmere And Sage Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Bilingual Students At La Scuola D'Italia Carrying On Families' Italian Heritage
• 1 Year Later, Aurora Fire Investigators Working To Solve Deadly Fire
• South Florida Catholic Priest Jean Claude Philippe Found Guilty Of Sexual Battery
• Expecting Mother From Pittsburgh Who Tested Positive For COVID-19 Urges Others To Get Vaccine After 'Scary' Experience
• South Shore Continues To Clean Up From Nor'easter While Preparing For Another Storm
• Superstorm Sandy 9 Years Later: Jersey Shore Residents Say Risk Is Worth Reward, Nothing Could Chase Them Away
• GOP Congressman Adam Kinzinger, A Vocal Critic Of Donald Trump, Won't Run For Re-Election; Hints At Bid For Higher Office
• Intel agencies unlikely to find COVID origins without new information
• While Nagy Is Out, Bears Get Ready For San Francisco
• Pedestrian, 28, Fatally Struck While Attempting To Cross Highway 169 In Hibbing
• Robert Earl Glasper III Accused Of Groping Male Passenger, Exposing Himself On Flight From Sacramento To Denver International Airport
• Voters In Minnesota's Largest School District To Weigh In On Levy For Mental Health Supports
• 141 State Employees Have Resigned After Not Complying With COVID Vaccine Mandate
• Halloween Costumes Flying Off Shelves As New Yorkers Make Last-Minute Dash
• San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance Confirms 2 California Condor Chicks Were Hatched Asexually
• Lynne Hayes-Freeland Retires After 45 Years In Television And Radio
• TAYE DIGGS, NE-YO and ERIC BELLINGER Unite as "THE BLACK PACK" on The CW
• Pedestrian Killed By Hit And Run Driver In Southwest Miami-Dade
• Experts Sound Alarm On 'Stalkerware,' Which Can Easily Be Downloaded On Your Phone Without You Knowing
• New York Attorney General Letitia James Officially Launches Bid For Governor
• 2 Massachusetts Woman Feel Vindicated After FDA Says Patients Must Be Warned of Breast Implant Risks
• Ready, Set, Vote! Early Voting Underway, It Ends Sunday
• Lake Highlands High School Teacher On Administrative Leave After Allegedly Using Racial Slurs
• Pasadena Man Gets 9 Years In Arson That Torched Coconut Charlie's
• 3 Incidents Of Abandoned Animals Around Boston Under Investigation
• Structural Expert: Repair Work On San Francisco's Leaning Millennium Tower Should Stop
• Inter Miami CF's Midfielder Federico Higuain To Retire At Season's End
• Fright Acres To Open For Halloween Weekend Despite Devastating Fire
• Maryland Weather: Flood Warning In Effect Through Friday Evening
• Caught On Video: Man Accused Of Stealing Semi-Truck In NW Miami
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Hit & Run Vehicle
• Bride Surprises Groom, Who Is Blind, With Special Wedding Dress For Him To Feel
• Lighting Your Fireplace? 'Check Before You Burn' Period To Begin Monday
• FDA Authorizes Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine For Kids As Young As 5 (CBS News)
• Windsor Mill Man Pleads Guilty To Fraud For Role In Fake Website Claiming To Sell COVID-19 Vaccines
• Cuomo Criminal Complaint Released Sooner Than Expected, But Case Is 'Solid,' Albany County Sheriff Says
• Andres Meneses Allegedly Posed As Fortune Teller, Took More Than $50,000 To Rid Riverside Woman Of Parasites, Curses
• Olympic snowboarder's widow welcomes baby 15 months after his death
• VIDEO: Group Invites People To Its Saints And Sinners Tour At Historic Cemetery
• Police: Butler County Woman And Her Boyfriend Overdosed At Home In Front Of 2 Children
• Glen Burnie Man Convicted Of Murdering Former Federal Police Officer
• Elective Surgeries Could Be Paused (Again) In Colorado Due To Climbing COVID Numbers
• Florida Mom Banned From Volunteering At Kids School Over 'OnlyFans' Adults-Only Web Page Sues For $1M
• 'Rust' Armorer 'Has No Idea' Where Live Rounds Came From, Lawyers Say
• Caught On Camera: Man Stealing Plants From East Hollywood Home Implies Bigger Problem
• Scientists believe they've spotted first planet outside the Milky Way
• Wilton Manors School Field Trip Leads To Threats
• Voters Decide: New Jersey Gubernatorial Candidates Making Last-Minute Pleas For Votes Before Election Day
• What's in the latest Biden tax plan framework
• Diaper Bank, Pirates Team Up To Help Pittsburgh Families In Need
• Colorado Families Get Much Needed Food At Pop-Up Food Bank
• Miami Weather: Cooler Weather Marching Into South Florida Following Passing Showers
• 'I'm Day To Day, Trying To Process': Interim Panthers Coach Andrew Brunette On Joel Quenneville Resignation Amid Scandal
• COVID In Colorado: Providers Plan Clinics To Vaccinate Children
• Parlor Pizza Reopening Three Chicago Restaurants Days After Police Raids
• Bidders Submit Five Proposals For Chicago's First Casino
• One Killed In Crash In Frederick County
• Suffolk Police: 1 Person Shot After Fight Involving Wyandanch High School Students, Parents
• Ann Arbor School District Will Be Closed Monday Nov. 1 Due To Recent Increase In Student/Staff Absences
• Authorities Remind Everyone To Stay Safe, Follow COVID Precautions On Halloween
• Anne Arundel County Will Prioritize Vaccine Appointments For Children Ages 5-11 Starting Nov. 8
• NFL Week 8 AFC East Preview: Dolphins 'Looks Like Team In Discontent' Ahead Of Bills Matchup
• 10-Day Application Period For LA's BIG:LEAP, Largest Guaranteed Income Pilot Program In The Nation, Opens Today
• Bensalem High School Teacher's Aide Accused Of Inappropriate Relationships With Students
• Massachusetts Reports 1,245 New COVID Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
• New Massachusetts State Trooper Kristopher Carr Charged In Deadly Motorcycle Crash On I-93
• FDA Grants Emergency Use Authorization For Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine For Kids Ages 5 To 11
• UPDATE: Underground Gas Leak in Cupertino Capped; De Anza Reopened
• Baltimore County Police Department Asks Citizens To Apply For Spots On Trial Board
• 2 Men Going To Prison For Helping To Set Police Car On Fire During Riots
• Florida Lawmakers Could Give Boost to Nursing Homes, Prison Workers
• Attention Drivers: South Florida Law Enforcement Will Be Out In Force This Weekend Looking For Impaired Drivers
• Special Needs Kids Can Take Flight At Mesquite Metro Airport's 'Fly Day' Saturday
• Real Estate Prices Soaring; San Francisco Area Home Sells For $1.4 Million Over Asking Price
• Chinese Americans World War II Veterans To Be Recognized with Congressional Gold Medal
• Students With Chronic Illnesses Kick Off Halloween Early
• Woman Critically Hurt After Getting Hit By Truck In Oakland Chinatown
• Gov. Newsom Cancels Trip To UN Climate Conference In Scotland; Lt. Gov. To Take His Place
• Northwestern University Warns Of Multiple Reports Of People Being Drugged At Off-Campus Parties
• Gopher Athlete Files Lawsuit Against U Of M Alleging Men's Gymnastics Was Cut Based On 'Misguided' Attempt To Comply With Title IX
• Apple's must-have new product is a $19 cloth
• Atlantic City Fire Department Preparing For Storm Expected To Bring Significant Coastal Flooding To Jersey Shore
• This week on "Face the Nation," October 31, 2021
• Baltimore County Police Make Arrest In Murder Of Morgan State Student
• 2 Charged In Double Fatal Burnsville Crash Caused By 'Excessively High Speeds'
• Crowded Congressional Race To Fill Late Rep. Alcee Hastings' Seat Has Pros & Unknowns
• Crews Extinguish Fire At Minneapolis Home Twice In Two Days
• Patriots-Chargers Week 8 Injury Report: Jonnu Smith, Austin Ekeler Listed As Questionable
• Rapper Fetty Wap accused of conspiring to distribute drugs
• Pittsburgh Penguins Face Lawsuit Over Former Minors Coach Accused Of Assault
• Portion Of Metro Service On A, E Lines To Close Friday Night For Regional Connector Work
• Iowa workers fired for refusing vaccine eligible for unemployment benefits
• Man Dies After Being Shot Multiple Times In Mesquite
• Prisoner Gives Guantanamo Court First Account Of CIA Abuse
• Over 20 Gravestones Vandalized At Framingham Cemetery
• Casa Latina: A Long-Running Music Shop And Community Hub Perseveres In Spanish Harlem
• Bulls Forward Patrick Williams Out 4-6 Months With Wrist Injury
• Pittsburgh Public Schools First-Grader Reported Missing Found At Bus Garage In McKees Rocks
• Convicted Texas Sex Offender Gets Life Sentence For Abusing 15-Year-Old Girl
• Coast Guard Suspends Search For Missing Fisherman
• Apple and Amazon face supply-chain woes and labor shortages
• Caught On Camera: Armed Suspect In Halloween Mask Holds Up Butler Co. Convenience Store
• FDA Authorizes Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine For Children As Young As 5
• COVID-19 Numbers Continue To Drop At Florida Hospitals
• Chicago Weather: Flood Advisory, Gusty Winds Heading Into The Weekend
• FDA Authorizes Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine For Kids As Young As 5
• The Good Day Bunch - All Segments
• The highest-paid person in the NFL? It's Roger Goodell
• FDA Paves Way For Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccinations In Young Kids
• FDA Authorizes Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine for Kids as Young as 5
• Mayor Michael Hancock Drums Up Support On Bond Measure
• FDA Authorizes Low-Dose Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine For Children
• Student-Athletes In Philadelphia School District Required To Be Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Flooding A Concern For Burlington County Residents Who Live Along Delaware River
• Report Of Weapon Prompts Precautionary Lockdown At Cosumnes Oaks High School
• FDA Authorizes Pfizer's COVID Vaccine For Kids Ages 5 To 11
• FDA authorizes Pfizer's COVID vaccine for kids as young as 5
• Texas Man Who Claimed He Gave Guns To 'Young Kids' Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison
• Trucker Shortage? Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Approves Money For Transportation Training
• 27-Year-Old Motorcycle Driver Dies In Crash On I-30 in Dallas
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein Previews Dolphins-Bills Matchup As Fins Look To End Losing Streak
• Woman Shot While Sitting In Car In West Town
• Architects create new model of building designed to serve communities
• Capitol Building Christmas Tree Selected from Trinity County Forest
• Closures Start Monday As Caltrans Continues Burbank Boulevard Bridge Work Above 5 Freeway
• Man Dies After Being Shot In Vehicle At Stockton Intersection With 6-Year-Old Son Inside
• Photo Gallery: 'Make Way For Ducklings' NICU Babies At Tuft's Children's Hospital
• Pleasanton Teachers Rally After Failed Negotiation Session
• Blake Maloney Charged With Killing Parents, Brother Inside Farmington House
• Do You Buy Extra Candy For Halloween So You Can Eat More? Better Do The Math
• Fmr. Vikings Guard Steve Hutchinson To Receive Hall of Fame Ring During Sunday Night's Game
• UPDATE: Northbound Lanes of Hwy 101 in San Jose Reopen After Crash Cleared
• Some Marylanders Bracing For Flooding, While Others Remain Unfazed
• Bay Area Kicks Off Final Bid To Host 2026 World Cup Games At Levi's Stadium With FIFA Visit
• Aldermen Vote Down Effort To Repeal Mayor Lori Lightfoot's Vaccine Mandate For City Workers; 'You Can't Serve And Protect If You Don't Protect Yourself First''
• Fight Over Mask Mandate Caught On Video At Woodland Hills Restaurant
• Hogan Advises Marylanders To Take Precautions Against Severe Weather, Flooding
• Zayn Malik Pleads No Contest In Bucks County To Harassing Gigi Hadid, Mother Yolanda Hadid
• 36% of U.S. workers say they're now required to be vaccinated
• New York Attorney General Letitia James announces run for governor
• Ghoulish Weather, Wicked Winds Make Way For A Not-So-Freakish Forecast
• Sullivan: Crosby, Carter Will Be Game-Time Decisions This Weekend
• "Rust" armorer "has no idea" where live rounds came from, lawyers say
• Drew & Ross From Every Decade Say Goodbye
• 1 Hurt In Shooting On Warner Street In Sacramento
• Newsom Abruptly Cancels UN Climate Conference Trip, Cites 'Family Obligations'
• High Winds Leave Behind Damage In North Texas, Calmer Conditions Friday Night
• More Than 25,000 Afghan Evacuees Arrive In US Through Philadelphia International Airport Since Launch Of Operation Allies Welcome
• When is Hanukkah 2021? Plus 8 great Hanukkah gift ideas
• Great kitchen gifts for chefs for Thanksgiving and the holidays
• Christmas tree shortage? Where to get a tree before it's too late
• Queen Elizabeth II put on rest for 2 more weeks
• Family Members Believe Missing Encino Couple Convicted In $18M COVID Fraud Scheme Were Kidnapped
• Your Sleep Can Affect How You Walk, A New Study Says
• Michigan Gov. Whitmer vetoes stricter voter ID, election bills
• False Reports Of Active Shooter At LAX Creates Panic, Grounds Flights; 2 Detained
• Steelers-Browns Preview: Roethlisberger 'Just Like Anybody Else Who's Gotten Old,' Says CBS Sports' James Lofton
• Denver Weather: Much Colder For Halloween And Possibly Wet For Trick-Or-Treating
• What happens if Buffalo elects a socialist mayor?
• WHAT'S IN THE DEAL? Breaking Down The Tentative Agreement Between SEPTA And Its Largest Union
• Michigan Appeals Court Again Vacates Restrictions On Ballot Drives
• COVID vaccine offers more protection than natural immunity, study finds
• Peyton Manning To Be Honored At Broncos Game Against Washington Football Team
• Authorities Arrest New Jersey Man For Allegedly Buying Ghost Gun Kits At Pennsylvania Gun Show With Intent To Build, Sell Them
• Lundquist Institute At UCLA's Geffen Medical School Expanding Male Birth Control Study To 120 More Couples
• Columbia Man Gets 9 Years For Human Trafficking Case
• Browns QB Baker Mayfield To Start Against Steelers
• Long Island Parents Dress As Witches And Warlocks For School's Annual Halloween Ride
• Drew on Her Real Life 90s "Melrose Place" Viewing Parties with Leonardo DiCaprio
• Chicago Hauntings: The L&L Tavern, Known As 'The Creepiest Bar In The USA' For Reputed Visits By Serial Killers
• Bemidji Police Seek Help Finding Rena Brown, Tiara Valencia-Larose
• Man Arrested Following Assault, Stabbing of 2 Women Near San Francisco Waterfront
• Biden says handling of French submarine contract was "clumsy"
• Michigan Teacher On Hunger Strike To Put Light On Climate Change
• North Texas Food Bank Needs Volunteers
• Procession Honors 'Devoted' NH State Police Staff Sgt. Jesse Sherrill, Killed In I-95 Crash
• Ex-nurse sentenced to death for killing four patients
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 4,506 New Cases, 85 Additional Deaths
• MLB Players Vote Trey Mancini 2021 AL Comeback Player, Ryan Mountcastle 2021 AL Outstanding Rookie
• State Sen. Tina Polsky Receiving Death Threats Following Maskless Run-In With Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo
• 2's Got Your Ticket: Second City Working Hard To Keep Audiences Laughing During The Pandemic
• Horror movie fan? The science behind why people love to be scared
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 472 New Coronavirus Cases
• Maryland Weather: Watches & Warnings Issued For Most Of Maryland
• Pinole Woman Fatally Shot on MacArthur Boulevard in Oakland
• Heather Mack, Oak Park Woman Convicted Of Helping Boyfriend Kill Her Mother, Released From Indonesian Prison
• Marcus Smart Sidelined With Non-COVID Illness, Out For Celtics' Rematch Vs. Wizards
• Vocal Trump critic Adam Kinzinger says he won't run for reelection
• Liam's List Oct. 29: Halloween Fun, Rocky Horror & A Beatles Music Book
• Newborns, Infants In NICU At CHOP Get In Halloween Spirit With Adorable Costumes
• Weather Blog: Beware Of Wind & Tidal Flooding
• SEPTA, TWU Local 234 Reach Tentative Deal On New 2-Year Contract, Avoiding Strike
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 3,300+ New Cases, Positivity Rate Hovers At 7.1%
• School District Of Philadelphia Reassures Parents In-Person Learning To Stay In Place After SEPTA, Union Avoid Strike
• Hofbrauhaus Pittsburgh Reinstating Manager; Investigation Finds 'Absence Of Corroborating Evidence' On Racial Slur Allegations
• Philadelphia Police: 17-Year-Old Shot Twice In Logan
• Elon Musk's net worth tops $300 billion — a record
• Colorado, Keep The Booze Out Of Your Halloween Driving Plans This Weekend
• Firefighters Battle Massive Blaze At Volkswagen Dealership In Linden, N.J.
• Blackhawks Ask To Have Disgraced Former Coach Brad Aldrich's Name Removed From Stanley Cup
• Former Michigan Contractor Gets 5 Years For Unemployment Insurance Fraud
• 5 Hospitalized With Carbon Monoxide Poisoning After Generator Found Running Inside Brockton Home
• Drew's News: The Future Edition Year 2051
• Biden administration makes second attempt to end "Remain in Mexico" policy
• Bill Belichick Doesn't Have A Favorite Halloween Candy
• Starbucks workers at 3 stores get green light to vote on union
• Dallas Hospital Gets In the Halloween Spirit With Its Tiniest Patients - NICU Babies
• UPDATE: 'It Was Deceptive;' Former San Francisco Millennium Tower Tenant Glad He's Out
• 5 People Taken To Hospital After 2 Carbon Monoxide Incidents In Hanson
• Shots Fired By Seal Beach Police During Pursuit, Crashes; Suspect Caught
• U.S. could hit debt ceiling mid-December
• Yuval Harari warns humans will be "hacked" if AI is not globally regulated
• Superstorm Sandy 9 Years Later: A Look Back At CBS2's Live Coverage As Historic Storm Hit Tri-State
• Mosby Publishes 'Do Not Call' List Of BPD Officers 'Who Lack Credibility To Testify'
• Suspect Turns Himself In After Firing Shots At Car Following Sharpsburg Bar Fight
• Northbound Lanes Of I-25 Reopened Near Windsor Following Crash
• CBS2 Gets Inside Look At 9 DeKalb Avenue, Brooklyn's First 'Supertall' Skyscraper
• 'Heroic' Washtenaw County Mother Saves 4 Kids In House Fire
• Seminole Tribe, Pari-mutuels Reach Sports Betting Agreements
• Drew and Ross Star in Their Very Own 1920s Silent Film
• New COVID-19 Testing Sites To Open In Fayette Co., Somerset Co.
• As Halloween Approaches, A Look At Health Benefits Of A 'Safe Scare'
• Penguins To Hold Military Appreciation Game On Veterans Day
• Charleston church shooting victims' families react to settlement
• PHOTOS: Mitt Romney Does His Best 'Ted Lasso' Impression For Halloween
• Feds: St. Louis Park Man Illegally Streamed Live Games, Tried To Extort $150K From MLB
• Police: Ceres Man Suffered Fatal Medical Incident Before Manteca Crash
• Florida sues over federal vaccine mandate
• Cowboys At Vikings: Mike McCarthy Makes Familiar Prime Time Visit
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 911 New Cases Reported, But Positivity Rate Remains Flat
• 'These Are Must-Win Games:' Steelers And Browns Prepare For AFC North Showdown
• VIDEO: Car Catches Fire Off I-80 In West Sacramento
• Indian film star Puneeth Rajkumar dies at 46: "Cruel twist of fate"
• Tom Hanks Crashes Santa Monica Beach Wedding
• Fugitive Miami-Dade Sex Crimes Suspect Captured After Years On The Run
• Wolverines-Spartans Best Of B10 Battles
• UPS Prepares For Spike In Package Volume For Holidays, But Says Supply Chain Issues Aren't Going Away
• Get Your Groove On At Hewing Hotel This Halloween
• Stage North Launches With 'King Of The Kosher Grocers'
• CBS 2 Chief Meteorologist Albert Ramon: 'This Job, This City Is, Legit, The Dream Job'
• 2 People Shot Outside Of Fenway Park
• Chicago Hauntings: Cursed Bricks, Noises, And Poltergeists Follow The Never-Prosecuted St. Valentine's Day Massacre
• PETA proposes changing baseball term "bullpen"
• Illinois Democrats Approve New Congressional Map; Put Incumbent Reps Marie Newman And Jesus 'Chuy' Garcia In Same District
• $500,000 In Grants Aimed To Help Denver Special Event Companies
• 15-Year-Old Shot While Riding In Car In Chicago Lawn Neighborhood
• Sacramento Man Dies After Losing Control And Crashing Off Highway 50 Onramp
• Baltimore Police Make Arrest In 48-Year-Old Woman's Murder
• Passenger's Shocking Attack on Flight Attendant Prompts Calls for FAA to Act
• Supply Chain Crisis Forces Fort Worth Restaurant To Close
• Stolen Car Incidents Point To Spectacular Rise In Auto Thefts In Colorado
• J.C. Jackson Says Slowing Down Chargers Won't Be A Big Challenge For Patriots
• 76ers Hold Off Winless Pistons
• Cute Moment: Baby 'Attacks' Minnesota Rep. During House Committee Zoom
• Economist At Brown University Emily Oster Shares Her Thoughts On Vaccinating Children
• Covid Vaccines Recommended For Children 
• True Crime: Casey Anthony 10 Years Later: Could Details Missed 10 Years Ago Have Changed The Verdict?
• Reward Offered For Information About Unsolved 2016 Beaver Co. Homicide
• PTL Links: Oct. 29, 2021
• 'It's Irresponsible': Harsher Punishments For Illegal Dumping In San Joaquin County
• Biden says pope told him to "keep receiving Communion"
• Lions Looking For 1st Victory Against Struggling Eagles
• On the road toward renewable energy, Japan is betting on hydrogen
• Taste Of The Town: Fusion Of Flavors At Est. 33 Thai Craft Brewery & Kitchen
• ALCOSAN Raising Rates For By 7% Until 2026
• Halloween 2021: Trick-Or-Treating Events In Philly-Area
• 'Disturbing And Unacceptable' - Pittsburg High School Student Found Wearing KKK Costume On Campus
• Saint Benedict's Monastery Apologies To White Earth Nation For Boarding School 'Injustice'
• Social Media Threat Forces Classes To Be Canceled At Two Sonoma County Schools
• Father-Son Duo Creates Conveyor Belt To Safely Deliver Halloween Treats During Pandemic
• WATCH LIVE: Take Action Philly Hosts Panel On Surge In Gun Violence
• Pittsburgh Police Searching For Suspect Responsible For Graffiti Around The City
• Who Controls The Thermostat In Your Home?
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/29 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• American woman convicted in "suitcase murder" in Bali freed
• 'I Think Kids Need An Outlet': Curator Highlighting Young Artists At Philly Art Collective
• 15 Patriots Limited At Thursday's Practice; Austin Ekeler Sits Out Session For Chargers
• Best Sacramento Neighborhoods For Trick-Or-Treating
• Community Celebrates Shaler Woman's 100th Birthday
• Philadelphia Weather: Coastal Flood Warnings Issued Ahead Of Heavy Rains, Winds Friday Evening
• California condors can have "virgin births," study finds
• Celebrating Once Again: Americans Ready To Gather, Travel, And Celebrate The Holidays Again
• Study suggests cheap antidepressant could help treat COVID-19
• $48 Million In Methamphetamine Seized At Veterans International Bridge
• Minnesota Weather: Calm Weather Expected For Halloween Weekend
• Pittsburgh Weather: Friday Kicks Off A Rainy Weekend
• Criminal complaint accuses Andrew Cuomo of forcible touching
• Mother of 3 abandoned boys and dead brother speaks out
• Mavs Fan Isaiah Stone Scores 100K In Bitcoin After Hitting Half-Court Shot 
• Survey: Can't Go Wrong Handing Out Bags Of M&M's To Trick Or Treaters
• Florida Panthers Announce Head Coach Joel Quenneville Has Resigned
• SWAT Teams Responding To Man Barricading Himself In Apartment On Near North Side
• Study Finds California Condors Can Have 'Virgin Births'
• New Jersey Man, Sree Aravapalli, Murdered After Being Followed Home From Parx Casino, Suspect Charged With Murder, Police Say
• Spook-Free Halloween Safety Tips For Your Pets
• A Glimmer Of Hope: Vaccine Developed By Cleveland Clinic Aims To Prevent Triple-Negative Breast Cancer
• Why Wait! Vote Early & Vote-By-Mail For County Municipal & Special Elections
• Police Report Triple Homicide In Farmington House, 1 In Custody
• Purses Stolen From Dior Store In Gold Coast
• Former NHL Player Kyle Beach Says He Was Raped, Claims Joel Quenneville Did Nothing
• More Than One Ton Of Marijuana Seized At Texas-Mexico Border
• 30 Years Ago: A Look Back On Record-Breaking 1991 Halloween Blizzard
• Miami Police Captain Javier Ortiz Relieved Of Duty
• Human remains found in car of mom, daughter missing since 1998
• 2 Seniors Recovering After Minneapolis House Fire
• Safe And Spooky: Tips For Trick-Or-Treating This Halloween Weekend
• Chicago Weather: Windy, Wet Friday; Clear Weekend Ahead
• Doncic Scores 25, Mavs Beat Spurs 104-99 After Wild Swings
• Neo-Nazi Group Member Patrik Mathews Sentenced To 9 Years In Prison
• CBS3 Mysteries: Police Need Help Identifying 2 Shooters In 2019 'Clear Assassination' Of Curtis Holmes, Tyrek Dunn
• Weather Blog: Rainy Friday Could Cause Major Coastal Flooding
• Guantanamo Bay prisoner describes abuse at CIA "black sites"
• In-Person Learning To Remain Open If SEPTA Strike Occurs, Philadelphia School District Says
• To Do List: Boo-Tanical Garden, Hay Maze, Fall Foliage Cruises, Best Costume Contest
• Pope urges "radical" action on climate change ahead of COP26
• Woman Flown To Hospital After She Escapes House Fire In Charleroi
• Pa. Game Commission Cautioning Drivers To Be On The Lookout For Deer
• Three Dodgers, Two Angels Nominated As 2021 Gold Glove Award Finalists
• 94-Year-Old Woman Gets Her Wish Granted Thanks To Allegheny Twilight Wish Foundation
• Penguins Can't Solve Markstrom, Shutout By Flames 4-0
• McDonald's Surprises Two Pittsburgh Area Teachers With $25,000 Donation
• Carrick Man Pleads Guilty To Illegally Hatching And Selling Turtles Out Of Clothing Store

Videos from October 29, 2021

• Lights For The Fight: CBS3 Broadcast Center, Boathouse Row
• French Ambassador Philippe Etienne on "The Takeout" — 10/29/2021
• Virginia's gubernatorial race in a dead heat as it enters its final stages
• Women undergoing job transitions at record numbers as pandemic drags on
• Colorado secretary of state discusses security ahead of upcoming election
• Biden begins European trip with meeting with the Pope and French President Macron
• FDA authorizes Pfizer's pediatric COVID vaccine for emergency use
• CBS News Exclusive: Huma Abedin speaks out
• Armorer speaks out about movie set shooting
• Border Patrol unit accused of covering up violence
• Sheriff says there is "solid case" against Andrew Cuomo
• Biden holds historic meeting with Pope Francis
• Queen Elizabeth advised to rest for 2 weeks
• FDA authorizes Pfizer COVID vaccine for kids 5 to 11
• Why Georgia Republicans are bringing politics into the World Series
• Understanding the growing diversity of America's gun owners
• Darien Gap 2021: A Haitian Exodus
• The constitutional argument for unseating lawmakers accused of working with January 6 planners
• Republican Congressman Adam Kinzinger won't seek reelection
• Albany County sheriff discusses case against Andrew Cuomo
• Architects create new model designed to better serve communities
• FDA and CDC expected to recommend COVID-19 vaccine for kids in coming weeks
• France and Britain fight over fishing rights
• Biden tells Macron the handling of French submarine contract was "clumsy"
• Biden meets with Pope Francis and French President Macron
• President Biden meets with Pope Francis in Rome ahead of G20 Summit
• Japan betting on hydrogen to achieve carbon-neutral plans
• Policing and crime become flashpoints in Minneapolis mayor race
• Historian Yuval Harari warns humans will be “hacked” if artificial intelligence is not globally regulated
• Democrats continue to negotiate details of the Build Back Better plan as Biden lands in Europe for summits
• "48 Hours": Family of Murdaugh victim shares details of mysterious boat crash death
• What happens if Buffalo elects a socialist mayor? It's Democrat vs. Democrat in a local race reflecting national divides
• DNA confirms South Dakota man is great-grandson of Sitting Bull
• "Dad bod" is officially a word in the dictionary after Merriam-Webster adds 455 new words
• Chef Bryant Terry on new book "Black Food: Stories, Art & Recipes from Across the African Diaspora"
• SpaceX preps for Halloween astronaut launch
• Facebook announces new name amid crisis
• Prisoner at Guantanamo Bay gives first account of CIA abuse during sentencing hearing
• DOJ reaches historic settlement with survivors, families of victims of 2015 Charleston church shooting
• Senator Bernie Sanders rallies for New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy ahead of election
• Local Matters: Youngkin and McAuliffe in close battle in Virginia
• Sex crime complaint filed against Andrew Cuomo
• Biden arrives in Rome for G20 Summit as domestic agenda hangs in the balance
• 10/29: CBSN AM
• Doctor on vaccine mandate opposition and COVID-19 cases