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Articles from October 30, 2021

• Chinese-American WWII Veterans Receive Congress's Highest Honor
• Sacramento Has Become Nation's Least Affordable Housing Market
• Man Killed At 'Erotic Exotic Halloween Ball' Identified As Terrance Long
• 'Real Housewives' Star Dorit Kemsley Releases First Statement Since Being Robbed In Encino Home
• One Dead, One Wounded In Valinda Shooting
• Up To 2,000 Partygoers Cause 'Significant Property Damage' On Pearl Street Mall, Boulder Police Say
• Alec Baldwin Speaks On Camera For First Time Since Shooting Death Of 42-Year-Old Halyna Hutchins
• COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Debate Hits Southland; LA County Health Seeing Rise In Cases
• Study: Kids Who Learned Remotely Felt They 'Mattered Less' Than Peers Studying In-person
• Two California Condors Reproduced Asexually, Scientists Say -- A First Recorded For That Species
• Police Increase Patrols In Hyde Park Ahead Of Time, Amid Concern Given History Of Violence And Mayhem In Past Years
• Chicago Weather: Quiet And Cooler Next Week
• Man Convicted Of Attempted Murder, Robbery, Assault In Connection With Violent Robbery At Stockton Store
• Hall-Of-Famer Jimbo Covert To Receive Commemorative Ring At Halftime During Bears Game Sunday
• Two Wounded In Long Beach Shooting
• Blackhawks Drop Game To St. Louis Blues, Now Have Franchise Record For Worst Start To Season
• DeRozan Scores 32 As Bulls Beat Jazz
• Gabriel Landeskog Leads Avalanche To 4-1 Win Over Wild
• Unlikely hero, 2 HRs carry Braves to brink of Series title
• Dramatic Loss: Wolves Fall To Nuggets After Explosive Start
• Devils Spoil Crosby's Season Debut With Win Over Pens
• Man, 5 Juveniles Apprehended After Carjacked SUV Crashes Downtown
• 5 People Injured, Including 13-Year-Old Girl, When SUV Slams Into Sedan On Near West Side
• Boston City Councilors Say Postal Worker Threw Mail-In Ballots Away
• Annual Diwali At Times Square Event Returns To Celebrate The Festival Of Lights
• WCBS Takes Home Several Trophies At 64th Annual New York Emmy Awards
• For Those Still Without Power, Hopes Are High That There's A Light At The End Of The Tunnel
• Devils Spoil Crosby's Season Debut With 4-2 Win Over Pens
• 3 Wounded, 1 Killed in Shooting at Gilroy Councilwoman's House Early Saturday
• Warriors Bench Gets Big Minutes as Warriors Thump Thunder
• Pittsburgh-Based U.S. Steel Supportive Of Biden Easing EU Tariffs On Aluminum, Steel
• Most Power In The State Will Be Restored By Midnight; Baker Says Halloween Will Go 'According To Plan'
• Barrett Scores 35 Points, Knicks Top Pelicans
• Delaware County Voters, Candidates Concerned About Integrity Of Election After Hundreds Received Incorrect Ballots
• London's injury dampens USC's 41-34 victory over Arizona
• Crowds Line State Street Downtown For Halloween 'Arts In The Dark' Parade
• Shorthanded Sharks Edge Jets
• 5 Passengers Hospitalized Following Parker County Plane Crash, Officials Say
• Rev. Christopher Ciomek Reinstated As Pastor Of St. Peter Damian Parish In Bartlett After Sex Abuse Claims Are Deemed To Be Without Evidence
• Kyren Williams Has 91-Yard TD Run, No. 11 Notre Dame Beats NC
• Largest Band In USC School History Performs On Saturday
• Garbers Leads Cal Past Oregon State 39-25
• Military Art Fest Features Works Of Veterans, Military Family Members And Advocates
• Minneapolis Police: 6 Armed Carjackings Reported Within 5 Hours On The South Side
• Bay Area Counties Begin Rolling Back Face Covering Requirements
• Tamalpais High in Mill Valley Renames Campus Building for Beloved School Employee
• Harris, Embiid Help Lead 76ers Rout Of Hawks
• Video Shows Burglars Posing As Police Officers As They Target Seniors In Clearing
• Bruins Beats Panthers, Stop Season-Opening Win Streak At 8
• Friends Of Missing Woman Heidi Planck Searching For New Clues
• Family And Friends Hold Prayer Vigil For Slain Compton Pastor Reginald Moore
• MedStar Escorts Local Trick-Or-Treaters With Medical Needs
• Hundreds Protest Sudan Coup Outside San Francisco City Hall
• Rough Day For Northwestern's Offense As They Lose To Minnesota
• Bethel Park, Mt. Lebanon Kick Off Halloween With Parades
• One Dead In Compton Shooting On Saturday
• Illini Only Manage 107 Yards On The Ground As They Lose To Rutgers
• Two Sac State Students Assaulted, Robbed On Campus
• Mayor De Blasio, First Lady Chirlane McCray Host Children's Halloween Party At Gracie Mansion
• Doege, Brown Lead West Virginia Over No. 22 Iowa State 38-31
• New Sense of Normalcy Creeps Into the Bay Area on Halloween Weekend
• A Mother Searches For Justice, Calls For Laws To Protect Children, 59 Days After Son Mychal Moultry Jr., 4, Was Shot And Killed
• Suffolk County Officials Issue Safety Reminders For Halloween
• G20 Leaders Endorse Global Corporate Minimum Tax At Rome Summit
• Severe Weather Forces American Airlines To Cancel Hundreds Of Weekend Flights
• Party In Pasadena Turns Violent; One Woman Shot
• Chicago Hauntings: The Story Of H.H. Holmes' Murder Castle, And Sightings In The Basement Of The Englewood Post Office Standing In Its Place
• Meghan Markle and Prince Harry call for action on vaccine inequity
• Two Die In Separate Fires In Hagerstown, Millington
• Baltimore Police Searching For Missing Man, 64
• Dr. Ala Stanford Withdraws Candidacy For Philadelphia Health Commissioner
• Beal, Dinwiddie Lead Wizards Past Celtics, 115-112 In 2 OTs
• Marshfield World War II Veteran Laid To Rest - 60 Years After His Death
• SpaceX Postpones Launch Of Four More Astronauts to Space Station Due To Northeastern Storm
• Candy Expert In Pittsburgh Weighs In On Most Popular Brands For Halloween This Year
• Hope Adebayo Leads St. Thomas-Minnesota Past Marist 27-7
• Police Officer Injured In Northwest Dallas Crash
• NH Staff Sgt. Jesse Sherrill, Who Was Killed In The Line Of Duty, Will Be Laid To Rest Wednesday
• Sharks Lose 7 Team Members, Head Coach to COVID-19 Protocol
• After Years Of Planning, Construction, Penn Medicine Opens $1.6 Billion New Hospital The Pavilion
• Alec Baldwin calls deadly "Rust" shooting a "one-in-a-trillion event"
• Mar'Keise Irving Runs 110 Yards As Gophers Crush Northwestern 41-14
• 'We've Seen Really Booming Interest': Work From Home Has More Homeowners Making The Switch To Solar
• Shelter In Place Order Lifted For El Paso County Residents
• Area Near Power Plant Evacuated Due To Steam Leak
• 'Protecting Our Children Is The Number One Priority': Colorado Clinicians Prepared To Vaccinate Young Kids
• Durant Fined $25,000 For Forcefully Throwing Ball Into Seats
• Black-Led Southside Food Co-Op Hosts First Fall Festival In Dan Ryan Woods
• Groups Team Up For Food Giveaway At Metcalf Park In Grand Boulevard
• Jessica Lynch, Young Soldier Who Was Captured In Iraq, Visits Illinois
• Supply Chain Problems Lead To Limited Furnace Supply
• Kings Find Power Play To Beat Canadiens 5-2, Snap 6-Game Losing Skid
• Fabio Scores In 91st Minute, Red Bulls Beat Montreal
• Racist Signs in Redondo Beach Removed By Police
• Van Dyke Outduels Pickett, Miami Edges No. 17 Pitt 38-34
• Boy, 15, Shot And Wounded In Auburn Gresham Alley
• Fewer Than 10,000 Homes Remain Without Power, 3 Days After Nor'easter Hit
• Off-Duty Dallas Firefighter Rescues 2 From Burning Home; Arson Suspect Arrested
• Saros Leads Predators To Shootout Win Over Islanders
• Woman Bonds Out After Being Arrested In Fatal Hit And Run Of Boy, 17, In SW Miami-Dade
• $10K Reward Offered For Info In Glen Burnie Homicide
• 13-Year-Old Missing La Verne Boy, Austin Milligan, Found Safe, Authorities Say
• New Jersey Nurse Practitioner Accused Of Signing Fraudulent Oxycodone, Adderall Prescriptions
• 21-Year-Old Man Dies In Dallas Shooting, Murder Suspect Still At Large
• 1 Dead, 2 Others Injured In Shooting At Party In Stockton
• Several Mail-In Ballot Dropoff Options Available In Allegheny, Westmoreland Counties
• Fort Worth Hosts 18th Annual Day Of The Dead Celebration
• Eastbound Span Of Bay Bridge To Close Temporarily For Bay Bridge Run Sunday
• 'City Climb' Lets Visitors Lean Off The Edge In Hudson Yards At Over 1,200 Feet
• Shooting Near Sto-Rox High School Football Stadium Sends Man To Hospital
• Miami Beach Altercation Leads To Man's Bloody Nose, Woman Getting Thrown To Ground
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Sets Date For Special Session On Vaccine Mandates
• Dallas Zoo Giraffe 'Jesse' Passes Away, Marking Zoo's 3rd Giraffe Death This Month
• Bat Week Celebrates The Role Of The Winged Mammals In Nature
• UM Hurricanes Edge No. 17 Pittsburgh Panthers 38-34
• NYPD: Man Armed With Box Cutter Robs 80-Year-Old In Elevator
• Part Of Route 20 In Auburn Closed After SUV Hits Pole, Bringing Down Power Lines
• Man Killed, Woman Wounded In Baltimore Shooting
• New York City FC Ends Inter Miami CF's Playoff Aspirations
• Larger-Than-Life Bronze Statue Honoring Mister Rogers Unveiled At His Alma Mater
• Lawsuit: City Of San Marcos Refused Escort To Protect Biden Campaign Bus
• Vying For Alcee Hastings Congressional Seat, Republican Jason Mariner Says District 20 Needs 'Second Chance In Life'
• Denver Zoo Hosts Families For Halloween Fun On Warm Saturday
• NYCFC Eliminates Miami From Playoff Contention
• Atmospheric River Runoff Reignites Natural 'Firefall' in Yosemite National Park
• Pittsburgh Author Brian Broome Has Priceless Reaction After Winning 2021 Kirkus Prize For Nonfiction
• High Winds, Short Staffing Cause Hundreds Of Cancellations At American Airlines
• Police Investigating Shooting Death Of 18-Year-Old In North Hills Friday Evening
• Boyfriend Arrested In Southwest Philly Shooting That Hospitalized Mother, 1-Year-Old Daughter, Police Say
• Philadelphia Weather: Will Our Halloween Weather Be A Trick Or Treat?
• Loveland Ski Area Celebrates Season Opener On Saturday, Oct. 30
• Fallen Worcester Police Officer Manny Familia Honored With Memorial Bench In Green Hill Park
• Republican Candidate For Allegheny County Council Joe Wise Passes Away
• "19 Kids and Counting" star Jim Bob Duggar is running for Arkansas Senate
• Pedestrian Dies After Being Hit By Sheriff's Office Patrol Vehicle In Elk Grove
• Northern Lights could be visible in parts of the U.S. Saturday night
• Speed Of Texas Abortion Cases Has Few High Court Precedents
• Multi-Vehicle Crash Temporarily Closes Inbound Lanes Of Parkway East
• Community Members And Volunteers Rally To Help Annapolis Maritime Museum During Flooding
• Police Issue Alert About Carjackings In Lakeview And Near North Side
• Sheriff's Deputies Seeking Gunman Involved In South LA Shooting Death
• 4 Killed In Crash Near Colorado-Wyoming State Line
• Residents Forced To Evacuate Homes After Car Hits Gas Meter In Uptown
• Golden Gate Ferry Mulls Fares On New Service Between Ferry Building, Angel Island
• 2 Dead, 5 Wounded In Sacramento Halloween Weekend Party Shooting
• Eversource, National Grid Restore Power To Most Massachusetts Customers With Outages After Nor'easter
• James Kramer Identified As Suspect In Crash That Killed 93-Year-Old Man
• Police Issues Alert Of Armed Robberies In Noble Square, Wicker Park, And Logan Square
• G20 leaders endorse global corporate minimum tax at Rome summit
• Man Wanted For Allegedly Grabbing 14-Year-Old Girl's Buttocks In Brooklyn
• Ruptured Natural Gas Line Prompts Evacuation Of 8 Rancho Mirage Homes
• Memorial near Italian hospital one of many honoring COVID's 5 million dead
• Revelers Take To The Streets In Impromtu Key West Parade
• Anne Arundel County Offers Grants To Small Businesses Impacted By Flooding
• Fullerton Police Searching For Missing 89-Year-Old Woman
• Ski Resorts Count On Returning To Normal With COVID Regulations In Effect
• Police Alert Bucktown Residents Of Recent Armed Robberies
• "Once-in-a-lifetime" discovery: Archaeologists find rare Roman statues
• Denver Launches Microtransit Pilot Program In Montbello
• University Of Florida Prohibits Professors From Testifying
• Gas Prices In Los Angeles County Rise For 19th Consecutive Day, Averaging $4.57 Per Gallon Of Regular
• Man Killed In Early-Morning Shooting Inside A Framingham Home
• 3 Killed, 1 Injured in Traffic Crash In Lisle
• Woman Shot In Miami Beach
• Giant Eagle Settles In Opioid Lawsuit Involving Two Ohio Counties
• Smooth Start To 1st Outside Lands In Golden Gate Park Since Pandemic Pause
• Chopper 13 Surveys Flood Damage At City Dock In Annapolis
• SpaceX Rocket Launch Delayed
• Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan Tests Positive For COVID
• Nantucket Hospital Delivers 5 Babies During Nor'easter, Including 3 Early Deliveries
• Hannah Gutierrez Reed, Armorer On Set Of Western Film 'Rust,' Speaks Out About Tragic Shooting Death Of Halyna Hutchins
• Anne Arundel County Opens Web Portal To Collect Data On Flooding Damage
• Book excerpt: "Both/And: A Life in Many Worlds" by Huma Abedin
• Motorcyclist Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries After Crashing Into State Patrol Squad Car
• Officers' Shocking Neglect of Disturbed South Bay Jail Inmate Caught on Camera
• Salinas Man Found Guilty Of Child Molestation, Faces Up To 258 Years In Prison
• Sidney Crosby To Make Season Debut On Saturday Night
• State Police Determine No Credible Threat Against River Valley School District
• COVID: Marin County Lifting Indoor Mask Mandate In Public Places November 1 - 'Tiptoeing Back Toward Normalcy'
• Firefighter Injured While Battling House Fire In Minneapolis
• Missing 13-Year-Old In Jefferson County Found
• Several People Stabbed During Big Halloween Party In Downtown Los Angeles
• City Of Pittsburgh Leaders Detail Plans For New Public Safety Campus At Former VA Hospital Site
• Minnesota Weather: Northern Lights Possible Saturday Night
• British prime minister says Queen Elizabeth "on very good form"
• NYPD Searching For 2 Suspects In New Video Of Bronx Shooting
• Baltimore Water Taxi Cancels Regular Service Due To High Tides
• Trump wants call logs, aide's notes hidden from January 6 panel
• Months After Hiring Moving Company, Family Still Waiting On Belongings
• Doral Double Shooting Suspect 'Extremely Erratic' & Smiling While Being Taken Into Custody
• Powerful Winds Cause Damage, Power Outages Throughout Tri-State Area
• Police Investigating After Fire Extinguisher Explodes In Oven In Pitt Residence Hall
• WBA Welterweight Champion Jamal "Shango" James Says Training With Family Has Been 'Perfect' Ahead Of Bout With Rahdzab Butaev
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: Oct. 30, 2021
• Michelle Wu Leads Annissa Essaibi George By 30 Points In Boston Mayoral Race Before Election Day, Poll Finds
• Crew Dragon flight to space station delayed
• Navy Comes From Behind On Lavatai TD, Upends Tulsa 20-17
• 2 Men Shot And Killed In Avondale
• 4 People Hospitalized After Crash On Interstate 94
• Bears vs. 49ers: Three Things To Watch
• USC says there was "troubling delay" in acting on fraternity sex assault reports
• New Hampshire Among States Suing Biden Administration Over COVID Vaccine Mandate For Federal Contractors
• Water Level In Parts Of Baltimore County Rose About 4 Feet, Officials Say
• Philadelphia Weather: Delaware River Floodwater Receding But Leaving Behind Messy Morning Commute
• Driver Killed, Four Others Injured In Overnight Multi-Vehicle Crash In Overbrook
• Vaccine Mandate Deadline For New York City Workers Arrives; Officials Preparing For Possible First Responder Shortage
• G20 leaders to focus on climate, COVID and Iran's nuclear ambitions
• Man Arrested After Attempting To Flee Scene Of Crash
• Chicago Weather: Stray Showers, Sunshine During The Day
• Fetty Wap Arrested On Federal Drug Charges During Music Festival At Citi Field
• Firefighters Battle Blaze At Royal Farms Store In Ruxton
• Former NYPD Officer Valerie Cincinelli Sentenced To 48 Months In Murder-For-Hire Plot
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: On/Off Showers, Mild Temps Saturday; Drying Out Overnight
• Hey Ray! Tornado Myths And Misconceptions
• Overnight North Philadelphia Triple Shooting Leaves Man Dead
• Coastal Flood Warning Still In Effect Through The Weekend
• Pittsburgh Weather: Saturday Showers, Cool Temperatures
• Moment Of Silence Held To Remember Jayson Kidd At Chartiers Valley Football Game
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/30 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Northern Lights Could Be Visible In Pa. This Weekend
• Highlands High School Senior's Talented Microphone Disinfecting Goes Viral On TikTok
• These Towns Are Still In The Dark From Nor'easter Power Outages
• MN Weather: Northern Lights Could Be Visible Overhead For Most Of State Saturday Night
• Weather Blog: What To Expect This Halloween Weekend
• The Nyanga Legend of Mwindo -Legends Of The Hidden Temple
• Cell Phone Hack, Water Torture, and Alonzo's Shop of Horrors - Masters of Illusion
• All the Kings Clubs, Motorcycles, and Let's Get Small - Masters Of Illusion
• I Ain't Goin' Out Like That - All American
• All Things Are Possible - 4400
• Summer School: Chapter Thirteen - DC's Stargirl
• Truth or Consequences - Supergirl
• Barrel And Flow Fest Leadership Considering New Locations Away From Hofbrauhaus Pittsburgh
• Speakeasy Does It - DC's Legends of Tomorrow
• Antifreeze - Batwoman
• The One Who Got Away - Walker
• See You On The Other Side - Legacies
• Teller Gets Whacked! - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• The Vision of the Birchwood Prisoner - Nancy Drew
• Shawn Johnson 2 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Heather Anne Campbell 4 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Heavy Rain, Strong Winds Expected Into Sunday Morning In Towns Hit Hard By Nor'easter
• Episode 205 - World's Funniest Animals
• Episode 203 - World's Funniest Animals

Videos from October 30, 2021

• Lights For The Fight: Jefferson Washington Township Hospital
• The Murdaugh Mysteries
• U.K. researchers study cattle in hopes of reducing their effect on climate
• Service program in Los Angeles provides homeless veterans a place to stay
• Cargo logjam clogs Southern California neighborhood
• City workers battle COVID-19 vaccine mandates
• World leaders endorse global minimum corporate tax
• Virginia gubernatorial race is down to the wire
• Heavy rain, gusty winds and flooding threatens Halloween plans
• President Biden discusses Iran nuclear deal at G20 summit
• Queen Elizabeth under doctor's order to rest for two more weeks
• Progressive congressman and advocate for paid family leave reacts to Democrats' spending bill cuts
• London play gives the inside story on the making of Steven Spielberg's "Jaws"
• The Dish: Author Dorie Greenspan on her new cookbook and how she mastered baking
• Illusionist David Copperfield discusses new book and reflects on magic, family and the future
• After a controversial wedding, Japan's Princess Mako prepares for life after the imperial family
• U.K. ditches burning coal for power as part of sustainability
• COVID vaccines and children: Another 28 million Americans edge closer to vaccination
• FDA authorizes Pfizer's COVID shot for children, workers race to get vaccinated before deadline
• Biden seeks support on COVID-19 vaccines, supply chain issues at G20 summit