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• Wednesday's Show Info (11/3/21)
• Sacramento County Jail Offers To Pay Inmates To Get Vaccinated
• Man Suffers Major Injuries In 2-Car Crash Involving Pregnant Woman In Rocklin
• Colorado Votes On Confusing Property Tax Measure With Proposition 120
• 'I Think The Horses Are A Lot Better Off Here': Meet Two Prison Inmates Who Care For Colorado's Wild Horses
• Proposition 119 Voted Down; Asked Colorado Voters To Raise Recreational Pot Tax Rates
• Long Beach City College Creates A Secure Parking Lot For Homeless Students
• LeBron, Westbrook Propel Lakers Past Rockets Again, 119-117
• Chicago Weather: Coldest Temperatures So Far This Season Early Wednesday
• More Than 1,400 Unlicensed And Sometimes Dubious Businesses Got Taxpayer-Funded PPP Loans In Markham: What's Going On?
• Constituent James Suh Sues Ald. James Gardiner, Says Alderman Abused Power And Used Staff To Target Him
• 7-Year-Old Shot In Foot In South LA
• Kirill Kaprizov Scores In OT, Wild Beat Senators 5-4
• Braves Rout Astros To Win First World Series In 26 years
• 'Suicidal Thoughts Just Disappeared'; Groundbreaking UCSF Study Treats Depression With On-Demand Stimulation
• City Will Clean Up The 8-Foot Wall Of Junk At Koreatown Hoarder's House
• Grace Watanabe, Who Fought Back After Being Swindled By Nursing Home Employees, Dies At 100
• Michelle Wu Wins Historic Race To Become Next Mayor Of Boston
• Polis: Colorado Ranks 5th Highest In COVID Cases Across The Country
• Democrat Eric Adams Elected New York City's Next Mayor, Republican Curtis Sliwa Concedes
• WATCH: New Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's Full Election Night Speech
• Watch: Eric Adams Delivers Victory Speech
• Who Is Michelle Wu? Boston Elects New Mayor In Historic Race
• Alvin Bragg Elected As Manhattan's First Black District Attorney
• Bobby Valentine Concedes To Democrat Caroline Simmons In Stamford Mayoral Race
• World Series: Braves Capture First Title Since 1995 After Slugging Way Past Astros In Game 6
• Denver Voters Face Record Number Of Ballot Issues Including 5 Bond Requests Adding Up To $450 Million
• Astros No Match For Braves In Game 6, Lose 7-0 As Atlanta Wins World Series
• 'There's No One Silver Bullet': Affordable Housing Initiative Goes Before Summit County Voters
• Current And Former Members Of Pittsburgh Penguins Organization Named In Sexual Assault Lawsuit
• Santa Clara Police and Fire Units Respond to 'Medical Incident' At Valley Fair Mall
• North Hills School District Says Parents Responsible For Children's Transportation Should Bus Drivers Strike
• 'It Will Make Life That Much Easier': Parents React To CDC Recommending Pfizer COVID Vaccine For Children
• UC Hastings Seeks To Remove Name Of Founder Who Funded Native American Massacres In 1850s
• Election Day 2021: Republicans Win Virginia Gubernatorial Race
• Miami Election Results: Mayor Francis Suarez Wins Another Term In Office
• CDC Recommends Children As Young As 5 Get Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• 2021 Election: New Jersey, Philadelphia Ballot Question Results
• 2021 Philadelphia Election: Larry Krasner Declares Victory Over Chuck Peruto For 2nd Term As District Attorney
• Boulder Voters Tackle Issues Related To CU Annex, Fur And Group Living In Off-Year Election
• Fort Worth ISD Vote Too Close To Call On School Buildings, Saying 'No' To Everything Else On $1.5B Bond Package
• US Gives Final Clearance To COVID-19 Shots For Kids 5 to 11
• Child-size Covid Vaccine Doses Arrive In Maryland As State Gears Up To Vaccinate Kids
• Family Honors Murder Victim Marlen Ochoa And Her Infant Son On Día De Los Muertos
• Reporting From CBS4 Prompted Amendment 78 About State Spending
• Maryland Weather: Freeze Warning, Frost Advisory Issued For Baltimore Area
• Over 90% Of Baltimore City Teachers Vaccinated Against COVID-19, District Says
• Residents Vote Against Making Biscayne Gardens A City
• 'Tonight Should Send A Message': Reactions After Minneapolis Ballot Question On Policing Fails
• Homestead Election Results: Steven Losner Wins Close Mayoral Race
• Thieves Target Another ATM In Baltimore County, Fifth Reported Incident In Last Month, Police Say
• Pfizer Vaccine Approved For Children Welcome News For Medical Director Of South Miami Children's Clinic
• Rally Held Outside Harford County's County Council Meeting Following Termination Of Top Health Officer
• Fans Get What They Want At Rolling Stones Concert At Dallas' Cotton Bowl
• Balanced Heat Hold Off Late Mavericks Rally, Win 125-110
• Detroit Department Of Transportation Bus Routes Temporarily Changing
• Detroit Ballot Proposals Examine Reparations, Decriminalizing Entheogenic Plants, Charter Change
• Proposed Amendment That Would Replace MPD On City Charter Fails
• Several Guns, Various Drugs Uncovered During Search In Grass Valley
• CDC Gives Final Approval For Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine To Kids Ages 5 To 11
• LA To Host Museum Exploring Life, Legacy Of Tupac Shakur
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 1,364 New Cases, 14 More Deaths Over 96 Hours
• San Francisco DA Charges Police Officer With Manslaughter In 2017 Shooting Of Unarmed Man Who Died From Injuries In 2020
• Couturier, Hart Lead Flyers As Winless Coyotes Drop 10th Game To Start Season
• Sunny Isles Beach Results: Dana Goldman, Larisa Svechin Headed To Runoff Election
• What Could Climate Change Mean For Baltimore And Maryland?
• Nimbus Hatchery Features New Fish Ladder For Fall-Run Chinook Salmon
• Theranos Trial: Scientist Takes Stand, Says Holmes Had 'Cagey' Responses To Company's Technology
• Got Any Leftover Halloween Candy? Donate It Or Sell It!
• Election Day - Election Results And Information
• CDC Recommends Children As Young As 5 Be Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Brutal Killing Of Leilani Beauchamp In Fairfield Called 'Love Triangle' Gone Wrong
• Exclusive: LASD Special Enforcement Maritime Unit Works To Patrol The Port And Protect The Nation
• FDNY Union Leader Disputes Claims Of 'Bogus Sick Leave' Call-Outs Over Vaccine Mandate
• Proposed UC Santa Barbara dorm faces criticism over lack of windows
• Concerns Over Water Quality In Parts Of Middlesex County Due To PFOA Levels
• Judge Denies Request To Extend Voting Hours In New Jersey Due To Reports Of Technical Issues
• New York City Poised To Welcome Most Diverse City Council Class, With First-Time Female Majority
• New York City Mayoral Candidate Curtis Sliwa Upset After Issues At Upper West Side Polling Place
• His College Days With The Illini Aren't Far Behind, But Bulls Rookie Ayo Dosunmu Is Already Making An Impact
• 'I Can't Pay My Bills!': Golden 1 Credit Union Upgrade Leaves Members Struggling To Access Accounts
• Kids Ages 5 To 11 Can Start Getting COVID-19 Vaccine: Experts Explain How To Prepare Kids For A Shot
• Dr. Emily Landon Answers Your Questions About Childhood COVID-19 Vaccination
• San Francisco Police Department's COVID-19 Vaccination Rate Over 97% as of Monday Deadline
• Man Gets Life Without Parole For Slaying Of Long Beach City College Football Player Guy Alford
• Minnesota Police Chiefs Concerned Over Outcome Of Minneapolis Ballot Question
• Denton City Leaders Consider Changes To Marijuana Possession Policy
• Only On 2: Crime Rate Drops As LAPD Steps Up Fairfax Patrols With Funding From Councilman Paul Koretz
• L.A. County approves $2.5 million settlement over Kobe Bryant crash photos
• Johnson & Johnson's Covid-19 Vaccine Is 73.6% Effective, According To New Real-World Study
• Facebook To Shut Down Facial Recognition System, Delete 1 Billion Face Images
• Man, 20, Sentenced To Life Plus 28 Years For 2018 Broad Daylight Murder
• CDC Recommends Children As Young As 5 Get Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• CDC Gives Final Clearance To COVID-19 Vaccines For Kids 5-11, Shots Can Start Right Away
• iPhone-Wielding Local Woman Has Photos Featured In Sacramento Art Gallery
• 'This Is Really Critical': Pediatricians Ready To Roll Out Pfizer COVID Vaccine For Kids
• Judge Denies ACLU, League Of Women Voters Request To Extend Voting Hours In New Jersey
• CBS4 Nat Moore Trophy Profile: American Heritage Defensive Back Earl Little Jr.
• Inter Miami CF Ends Regular Season Against MLS Powerhouse New England
• Minnesota Teen Wins MLB's Pitch, Hit & Run Championship: 'It's Still Shocking To Me'
• MTC: Bay Area Roads In 'Fair' Condition 5 Years Running; Cupertino, Dublin, Palo Alto Top Region
• LASD Fears Losing Over 3,100 Deputies If Vaccine Mandate Goes Into Effect
• Eric Adams Honors Late Mother While Casting Vote For Himself: 'This Is For The Little Guy'
• 49ers Acquire DL Charles Omenihu From Texans At Trade Deadline
• UPDATE: All Westbound Lanes of I-80 Near Richmond Reopen After Collision Overturns Two Cars
• COVID Update: CoCo Health Officials Tell Supes Cases Still Decreasing
• Carole Baskin sues Netflix over "unauthorized footage" in "Tiger King 2"
• New Survey Says Mental Health Is North Texas Parents' Top Concern For Their Children
• Gov. Murphy Makes Last-Minute Campaign Stops On Election Day
• Port Of Baltimore Backed Up For Hours Tuesday; Adds Business Despite Shipping Crisis
• Republican Jack Ciattarelli Zeroes In On Small Business Recovery, COVID-19 Restrictions In Race For New Jersey Governor
• Why one famous sign company is adding more women to its workforce
• UPDATE: Man Shot Dead in Campbell, Suspect Arrested; Shelter-In-Place Lifted at 2nd Location
• Reports Break Down Numerous Claims About Sexual Abuse Among Chicago Park District Lifeguards, Say Former Supt. Mike Kelly Didn't Take Action Until 6 Months After Being Notified Of One Complaint
• O'Hare People Mover To Start Running Again Wednesday, Years Behind Schedule And Millions Over Budget
• Caltrans Announces Weekend Closure On 210 Freeway In Sylmar Starting Friday
• CDC Recommends Pfizer COVID Vaccine For Children 5-11 Years Old
• Safety Director For Woodland Hills School District Details Security Improvements After Threats And Fights
• Biden calls it a "big mistake" for China to opt out of climate summit
• Former Rikers Island Detainees File Class Action Lawsuit Against New York City Over 'Horrific' Conditions
• Doctors Rolling Out Experimental Blood Test That May Be Able To Detect Over 50 Types Of Cancer
• Why it took months to get electronics from China to the U.S.
• Campaign 2021: Pittsburgh Mayoral Race Set To Make History, Regardless Of Winner
• State Orders Delay In Start Of Dungeness Crab Season Off Northern California Coast
• Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava During Climate Summit:'We're Often The Canary In The Coal Mine'
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Shooting Tow Truck Driver In North Miami
• Newton Man Arrested After Several Loaded Weapons Found In Boston Hotel Room
• Growing Season Is Over, Widespread Freeze Coming To Massachusetts
• Shift In Demographics Could Impact Boston Mayoral Race
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured In Multi-Vehicle Crash Along Power Inn Road
• Breaking Glass Ceilings; AHL Hires 10 Female Officials For The Season
• Miami Marlins Community Garden Newest Attraction At LoanDepot Park
• Annapolis' Expanded Outdoor Dining Program Ends for Some Still Have Expanded Space
• Minneapolis Self-Defense Class Enrollment Increases 15% Due To Surging Crimes, Including Carjackings
• Timothy Cardinal Dolan Blesses Animals Used In Radio City Rockettes' Christmas Spectacular Ahead Of Rehearsals
• Minneapolis Voters Feel 'Burden' Voting On Future Of Policing
• Florida Attorney General Warns Of Cryptocurrency Scam Going Around On Social Media
• Owners Devastated After Raging Fire Rips Through Several Businesses In The Bronx
• Michigan SOS: Non-Binary Option On Michigan Driver's Licenses, ID Cards Available Beginning Nov. 10
• Do You Recognize This Man? FBI Releases Photos Of Hialeah Bank Robbery Suspect
• Justice Department Sues To Block Penguin Random House's Proposed Acquisition Of Simon & Schuster
• Tastykake Recalling Three Types Of Multi-Pack Cupcakes
• After 3 Years, A Mother Is Looking For Answers For The Murder Of Her Daughter Found In A West Side Garage
• Jonelle Matthews Murder: Steve Pankey Trial In Hands Of Weld County Jury
• Woman Found Dead, Man Severely Injured In Eden Prairie Hotel Room
• CDC Advisers Recommend Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine For Children As Young As 5
• UPDATE: Hwy 4 Connector in Antioch Reopens Following Injury Accident, Lengthy Closure
• Protest Held For 11-Year-Old Black Boy Traumatize After Pittsfield Twp. Officer Points Gun, Handcuffs Him
• Larry Krasner, Charles Peruto Face Off In District Attorney Race Amid Philadelphia's Near-Record Murder Rate
• Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Student Accused Of Attacking Teacher
• Charges: Mexican Nat'l Tried To Check Bags With Meth, 'Ghost Gun,' Armor-Piercing Bullets At MSP Airport
• Zillow to cut 25% of staff as it closes house-flipping service
• City Of Benton Harbor Hosting Water Resource Fair; Distribution Of Free Bottled Water Continues
• Open For Business: Skippack Shop S.A. Oliver & Co. Perfect Little Place To Get Into Spirit Of Giving
• Protect Your Wallet Ahead Of Busy Holiday Travel Season
• Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: Prosecutors Say Rittenhouse Instigated Fatal Shootings In Kenosha, As Defense Outlines Self-Defense Claim
• Rev. Jesse Jackson released from hospital after fall at Howard University
• Mother, Daughter Found Stabbed To Death Inside Yonkers Home; Officials Call Scene 'Horrific'
• Baltimore Ravens Stand Pat At NFL's Trade Deadline
• COVID In Colorado: Vaccinating Children Considered Integral Part Of Plan To Combat Pandemic
• 2021 Election Guide: What You Need To Know To Vote In Pennsylvania, New Jersey
• CIA director meets in Moscow with top Russian official amid high tensions
• Driver Dies After Suffering Medical Emergency On Edens Expressway And Crashing Into Nearby Lagoon
• Rev. Jesse Jackson Released From Hospital After He Fell While Helping Protesters At Howard University
• Christian Radio 'Money Doctor' Doc Gallagher Sentenced To 3 Life Terms For Bilking Seniors In Ponzi Scheme
• Gov. Hochul Signs Law Banning Hate Symbols On Publicly Funded Property In New York
• Airbnb Enforces Rental Guidelines To Cut Down On 'Party Houses' For New Year's Eve
• SEE IT: Woman Snatches $7,000 Chihuahua Puppy From Boca Pet Shop
• Schools Using 'E-Hall Passes' To Stop TikTok-Inspired Bathroom Vandalism
• Fmr. Minneapolis Police Officer Ty Jindra Convicted Of Stealing Drugs While On Duty
• Angel Ramos-Corrales, 19, Sentenced To 2 Years In Federal Prison For Slitting Puppy's Throat, Then Posting Video To Social Media
• Chicago Blackhawks apologize for dismissing sex assault allegation
• Voters Decide Key Mayoral Races, Last Call In Miami Beach In Tuesday's Election
• Medley Councilwoman Ana Stefano Charged With Fraud
• Brian Hsu Of Irvine Charged With Assaulting Flight Attendant Aboard Orange County-Bound Flight
• James Webb Space Telescope, Set To Launch In December, Has Multiple Maryland Connections
• Turlock Teacher Arrested On Suspicion Of Sex Crimes Against A Minor
• Murder Trial For Former Fort Worth Police Officer Aaron Dean In Atatiana Jefferson Shooting Still On For November 16
• Precautionary Lockdown Lifted At Doral Academy
• Investors out millions from "Squid Game" crypto scam
• Partners Cards On Sale For 29th Year In North Texas To Benefit Domestic Violence Victims
• Biden Says It Was A 'Big Mistake' For China To Opt Out Of Climate Conference
• COVID Vaccine: CoCo County Prepares To Swiftly Distribute Vaccines for Ages 5-11
• Walz Co-Convenes First Meeting Of Biden's Bipartisan Council Of Governors
• US Gives Final Clearance To COVID-19 Vaccines For Kids 5 To 11
• Philadelphia Weather: Freeze Warning Issued For Parts Of Southeastern Pennsylvania Overnight
• CDC Advisers Vote To Recommend Giving COVID-19 Vaccine To Kids Ages 5 To 11
• 60 Acres Of Farmland In San Jose's Coyote Valley Purchased For Preservation
• Officials seize over 1 ton of cocaine
• How to watch the 2021 election results
• California man charged with assaulting American Airlines flight attendant
• Judge Drops One Count Against John Dougherty, Allows Federal Bribery Trial To Continue
• Voter Turnout In Detroit Gets A Slow Start On Election Day
• Keller @ Large: Voter Apathy Can't Be Ignored In Historic Boston Mayoral Election
• Massachusetts Reports 1,066 New COVID Cases, 25 Additional Deaths
• Fire Crews Continue To Put Out Hot Spots Following Massive Fire At Abandoned Warehouse In Marcus Hook, Delaware County
• Coast Guard Suspends Search For Missing Plane From Pennsylvania Off Cape Cod
• 74-Year-Old Man Charged With Murder Of Family Member In Arlington
• NFL Trade Deadline: Miami Dolphins Walk Away Without Making Deal For Deshaun Watson
• Cooking Corner: Pre-Thanksgiving Party Favorites
• Carl Reiner Estate Auction To Be Held Dec. 2 In Beverly Hills
• Santa Will Be Arriving Soon At Malls Across Massachusetts For Family Photos
• Man Killed After Being Pinned By Semi-Truck In South Deering
• Amber Alert Issued For 5-Year-Old Girl From Southern Oklahoma
• Community College Of Allegheny County Offers Free CDL Training For Current Or Former Armed Service Members
• Hoarding Hazard: 8-Foot-High Pile Of Trash Covering Front, Backyards Of Koreatown Home Attracting Cockroaches, Rats
• UPMC Gives Employees $500 Bonus
• Aryan Brotherhood Gang Leader Sentenced To Life For Ordering Murder In Jessup Jail
• Don't Throw That Pumpkin Out. Turn It Into A Treat For Your Pup
• Democrats reach deal to lower drug prices in $1.75 trillion bill
• MDOT: I-75 In Oakland County To Close For Road Work This Weekend
• 'Black Lives Matter' Supporter Claims He Was 'Purposely' Shot By Police During Protest
• Lightning-Caused Windy Fire Burned Hundreds Of Giant Sequoias
• Santa Rosa Woman Cycling Across Country Seriously Injured In Texas Crash
• Disney On Ice Returns To PPG Paints Arena In March
• Patriots Stand Pat At NFL Trade Deadline
• Dow stock index closes above 36,000 for first time
• 2021 NJ Election: Excitement In Air As New Jersey Voters Head To Polls To Elect Governor
• Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank Seeking Feedback
• 60 Pot Plants Seized In Raid Of Natomas Home; Meth, Cocaine, Heroin Also Found
• Supply Chain Issues: Glass Shortage Only Adds To Frustrations For Car Break-In Victims
• Philadelphia Police Identify Father Shot, Killed While In Car With 2 Daughters In Queen Village As Raymond Lighty
• Hurley: Deshaun Watson Shadow Ban From NFL Seems To Be In Effect
• Traverse City Adjusts Zoning To Allow Schools Downtown
• Vehicle Plows Into Bridgeville Salon, Causes Significant Damage
• Two Men Charged In Shooting Death Of Man Killed At Timonium Bowling Alley
• 'That's Scary': UC Santa Barbara's New 11-Story Dorm Houses 4,000 Students, But They Don't Get Windows
• Matthew Potter Sentenced To 3-4 Years For Deadly 2019 Fight Outside Quincy American Legion Post
• West Virginia Coal Miner Dies In Accident; 6th Fatality Of 2021
• Ohio to pay $17.5M to man paralyzed after he was tackled by guards
• 13 Must-Read Books For Fall 2021 From Simon & Schuster
• Pedestrian, 15, Struck And Killed In Randallstown
• SNAP Food Benefits For Needy Texans Extended Through November
• Breckenridge Puts Cap On Short-Term Rental Licenses
• State Police Issue Warning Over Ongoing Bitcoin Scam
• Regina Hospital's Family Birth Center In Hastings To Close After More Than 67 Years
• Chicago Weather: Even Colder Tuesday Night
• Body Of Missing 23-Year-Old Found Near Dam In Beaver County
• Where To Go For The Holidays: Experts Weigh In On Destinations And Risks
• Mick Jagger 'Out And About' In Dallas; Rolling Stones Playing Cotton Bowl Tonight
• 50 Years For Technician Who Sexually Assaulted Texas Children While X-Rays Were Administered
• Montgomery County Extends Hours Of 2 Polling Locations Due To Morning Equipment Issue
• Feds Seize More Than 1 Ton Of Cocaine; Largest Shipment Bound For Northeast Intercepted In More Than A Decade
• Facebook Shutting Down Its Facial Recognition Software
• TCU Says 'Last Few Years Have Been Sub-Par' After Parting Ways With Head Football Coach Gary Patterson
• LA County Approves $2.5M Settlement With 2 Families Over Kobe Bryant Crash Scene Photos
• Report: Raiders Wide Receiver Henry Ruggs III Facing DUI Charge After Fatal Crash
• Arrests Made In Connection With 2 North Texas Animal Cruelty Cases
• Fourth Stimulus Check: Will You Get Another Relief Payment?
• Timo Meier Latest Sharks Player Entering COVID-19 Protocols; 6 Players, Coach Remain Sidelined
• 'I'm Pissed!' Woman Conned By Facebook Scammers -- But Social Media Giant Won't Remove Post
• Josh McDaniels Reflects On Goal Line Play-Calling: 'Not A Good Sequence For Me'
• Dramatic video shows suspect jumping off bridge after police chase
• MD-Bred Knicks Go Is Early 5-2 Favorite For Breeders' Cup Classic
• UPS 'Brown Friday' Hiring Event
• Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: Prosecutors Say He Instigated Fatal Shootings, Defense Outlines Self-Defense Claim (CBS Chicago)
• Man Charged In Murder Of 35-Year-Old Man in Canaryville
• Ax-Wielding Suspect Attacks Man On West Side, Runs Off Into Columbus Circle Subway Station
• Tastykake Cupcakes Sold In N.Y. And N.J. Recalled Because They May Contain Tiny Pieces Of Metal
• UPDATE: Coroner Identifies Victims in Fatal Crash on Port Chicago Highway in Concord
• Civic Center Park Begins Reopening This Week After Crews Remove Needles, Human Waste, Rodent Burrows
• Police Disperse Hundreds Of Teens At Swampscott House Party; Parents Charged With Providing Alcohol
• Middle School Teacher's Political Rant Recorded By Student Touches On Hunter Biden, Election, Vaccines
• Lyft Now Requiring Additional Identification For Those Who Use Anonymous Payment
• Jonelle Matthews Murder: Closing Arguments Begin In Steve Pankey Trial
• U.S. sues to stop major book publisher merger
• 2 More Michigan School Districts Dropping Indian Mascots
• Mixed-Use Development Proposed In Downtown Northville
• 2021 NJ Election: Where Murphy, Ciattarelli Stand On Issues In NJ Gov Race
• Missing Hiker Akif Qutab's Body Found In Leominster State Forest
• Mask On Or Off? Miami-Dade Middle, High School Students Have Option
• COVID: SFDPH Urges Seniors To Get Boosters, Say Hospitalization Risk Rising For 70+
• After Year Of Rising Prices, Rents Drop In San Francisco Over Past Month
• Tesla Shares Fall on Musk Tweet Saying Hertz Deal Not Signed Yet
• Facebook to shut down face-recognition system
• 'LeClone': Fans Dumbfounded By Timely Photo Of LeBron James In Front Of Doppelgänger
• Coast Guard Suspends Search For Missing Plane Traveling From Reading To Cape Cod
• Gunshot Victim Treated Near Security Square Mall Was Shot In A Different Location, Police Say
• FEMA Opens Disaster Recovery Center In Phoenixville To Help Those Affected By Ida
• Suspect Arrested After SWAT Team Responds To Barricade Situation In South Chicago
• Boston Marathon Will Have Full Field Of 30,000 In 2022 And All Must Be Vaccinated
• Minneapolis Voters Feel 'A Bigger Burden' On Election Day 2021
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Teen Last Seen Thursday
• Vikings' Danielle Hunter Placed On Injured Reserve With Torn Pec, Will Miss Rest Of Season
• LGBT Rights Ballot Drive Officially Dead After Appeal Denied
• Tesla loses $40B in value after Musk says Hertz deal not "signed yet"
• GOP looks for upset in New Jersey governor's race as Democrats hope to buck history
• Will J.D. Martinez Opt Out Of His Final Year With Red Sox?
• ATM Stolen Overnight In Towson, Police Say
• 'My Wish Came True': Boy Fighting Leukemia Enjoys Hamburger Dinner With Santa In 'North Pole'
• Horse Dies Of Training Injury At Santa Anita Park On Last Day Of Fall Racing Season
• Woman Dies After Being Struck By Vehicle In Southfield
• Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, Complete With Baby Yoda, Returns This Year After Scaled-Back Celebration
• Federal Judge Rules Vanessa Bryant, Widow Of Kobe Bryant, Won't Have To Undergo Mental Health Exam In Relation To Lawsuit
• Flight Headed To West Coast Diverted To Dallas After 'Customer Disturbance' Onboard
• SpaceX Launch Delayed Due To Astronaut's 'Minor Medical Issue'
• Kobe Bryant Estate Will Get $400 Million After Coca-Cola Buys Full Control Of Energy Drink Brand BodyArmor
• Steppenwolf Dedicates New Theater Building
• South Carolina, Texas, U.S. Virgin Islands Removed From Chicago Travel Advisory; California And Mississippi Added Back
• WNBA Champions The Chicago Sky Honored With Own CTA Train
• ATF Offers $5,000 Rewards For Tips In Baltimore Man's Murder
• COVID hospitalizations among school kids much higher in U.S. than U.K.
• Caught On Camera: Would-Be Dade Thief Trying To Steal Delivery Van
• COVID-19 In MN: Latest Positivity Rate On Upward Trend, Over 7 Million Vaccine Doses Administered
• Sheriff: DUI Suspect Tailgated Deputy On I-80, Led High-Speed Chase In The Rain
• Christian radio host gets 3 life prison terms for bilking listeners
• Coast Guard Suspends Search For Missing Plane Off Cape Cod
• 'Rust' Assistant Director Makes First Statement Since Alec Baldwin Shooting Death Of Halyna Hutchins
• Time For Hamlin To Put Up Or Shut Up
• 'This Is A Game-Changer': New Test Can Detect Over 50 Types Of Cancer
• Search Continues For Robbery Suspect Who Ran Off Following Wild Police Chase, Crash In Salisbury
• Medicaid Increases Announced For Home & Community Based Service Providers
• Pikes Peak Shuttle Lot To Reopen On Weekends As Holiday Travel Season Begins
• Frontier Starts Nonstop Flights From Philadelphia To Bahamas
• Party's Over: Police Seek Suspects For Damage After MSU Game
• American Airlines Says Operations Are Largely Back To Normal After Operational Meltdown
• Matisse Center At Baltimore Museum of Art To Open Dec. 12
• Third Pittsburgh Police Officer Passes Away From COVID-19 Complications
• Ballot Drive Launched To Bypass Gov. Whitmer Veto Of Voucher Plan
• Gang Members Are 'Shooting At Any Time Of Day' In Albany Park Area, Rep. Jaime Andrade Says
• 'Pilots Might Have Seen Balloons': 'Jet Pack Man' Sighting Was Jack Skellington Balloon Flying High Above Los Angeles
• 'Hocus Pocus 2' New Details, Cast Members Revealed
• Shoplifters Steal $100,000 In Merchandise From Louis Vuitton Store At Northbrook Court Mall
• Bicyclist From Massachusetts Killed, Another Seriously Injured In Texas Crash
• Robots Hit The Streets As Demand For Food Delivery Grows
• Seminole Tribe Trying To Block Rival Gambling Proposals
• Police: Suspect In 2 Woodland Gas Station Robberies Arrested Just Before Hitting 3rd One
• Man Who Fled After Deadly Seabrook, NH Double Shooting Facing Gun Charge
• Dramatic Video: Molotov Cocktail Sends Brooklyn Deli Bursting Into Flames
• Replacement Glass Shortage Adding To Woes Of San Francisco Car Break-Ins Victims
• Ethiopia leader asks citizens to defend government as rebels advance
• Missing 11-Year-Old Boys Found Safe After Disappearing From Brooklyn Playground
• Safeway In Castro Cuts Hours Due To 'Off The Charts' Shoplifting; 'It's Sad, Upsetting And Frustrating'
• El Cerrito Police Request Public's Help Investigating Shooting Into Unoccupied Car
• Patriots Moving Up NFL Power Rankings
• Man Robbed Chase Bank In Calumet City
• Canes Baseball Releases 2022 Schedule
• Foul Play Suspected In Death Of Man Found In Torched Millington Home
• Dedicated Bus Lanes On North Avenue Open Tuesday
• Texas Postal Contractors Arrested, Charged After 8,000+ Pieces Of Stolen Mail Found
• Patriots On Outside Looking In, But Firmly In AFC Playoff Mix At Midway Point Of Season
• Your MDX Frequent Driver Rewards Refund Check Is On The Way
• Woman Says She Was Conned By Scammers On Facebook, And Social Media Giant Won't Remove Post
• Denver Weather: Is Election Day When The City Finally Gets The First Snow Of The Season?
• Drop Off Your Ballot To Make Sure Your Vote Counts On Election Day
• Police officers admit sharing photos of murdered sisters online
• Steelers Trade Melvin Ingram In Exchange For 6th Round Draft Pick
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Positivity Rate Drops Below 3%, Over 400K Booster Shots Administered
• Elderly Driver, Passenger Injured In New London Crash
• Drug Kingpin Alberto 'Alpo' Martinez Killed In Harlem Shooting, NYPD Says
• 3 People Injured In Car Crash Involving Train In Detroit
• Climate change's impact on crops could be felt as early as 2030
• Frantic Search Underway For Inaki Bascaran, 23, Who Went To River North Bar This Past Weekend And Has Not Been Seen Since
• A Look At The Meaning And Significance Of Día De Los Muertos
• Are Kiosk-Based Tag Renewals Coming To South Florida Publix Stores?
• "Indians" sign removed as MLB team starts rebranding
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed By SUV In Warminster, Bucks County
• Sen. Marco Rubio Takes Big Business To Task A Year Before Election
• 2 New Hampshire Roofers Seriously Hurt When Ladder Touches Power Line
• PTL Links: Nov. 2, 2021
• Loaded Gun Found On Student At Woodlawn High School
• Historic Downtown Davis Building Damaged In Fire
• How saving soggy peat bogs can help fight climate change
• Peyton And Eli Manning Are Apparently Placing Curses On NFL Players -- Including Tom Brady
• Water Main Breaks Create Problems In Hollywood Hills, Venice
• Remains Of Fairfield Homicide Victim Found In Monterey County; Travis AFB Airman Among 3 Arrested
• Boston Snack Company's Gourmet Waffles Make 'Oprah's Favorite Things' List
• Changes To TSA Process Coming To Denver International Airport
• Kaepernick compares treatment of players at NFL combine to slavery
• BBB Alert: Beware Of Increase In Travel Scams During The Holidays
• Miami Weather: Mostly Cloudy Election Day, Off & On Showers
• Investigators Seek Help After Three Fires Set In Maryland
• Lions Fans Staying Away From Games
• Two Injured In Placerville Halloween Hatchet, Knife Attack
• First Snowfall Of The Season Arrives At Seven Springs Mountain Resort
• Nation's First 'Right To Food' Constitutional Amendment On The Ballot In Maine
• Man Wanted For Graffiti, Criminal Mischief Turns Himself Into Police
• Miami Beach Voters To Decide On Roll Back Of 'Last Call'
• Huma Abedin on overcoming her husband Anthony Weiner's betrayals
• After Going Virtual In 2020, McHenry County Santa Run For Kids Returns In Person; 'It's A Sea Of Red Out Here'
• True Crime: Dr. Oz Asks Nancy Grace Why The Unsolved Murder Of Jonbenet Ramsey Has Stuck Out In People's Minds
• Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board recommends clemency for Julius Jones
• Election Day: Polls Open With Important Races, Issues On Ballots In Twin Cities
• Yahoo to exit China, citing commitment to "open" internet
• Marcus Smart Calls Out Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown For Not Passing The Ball Enough
• Outage Briefly Leaves LAX In The Dark
• Election Day Has Texas Voters Deciding Future On 8 Proposed Amendments To State Constitution
• Innovative program helps kids overcome their fear of needles
• Philadelphia Eagles Legend Brian Dawkins Speaks With Students At George Washington High School
• Thousands of NYC firefighters out sick as vaccine mandate starts
• K&L Gates Donates 75 Trees To Be Planted In Mellon Square Park
• True Crime: The Jonbenet Ramsey Investigation: Will Fresh Leads Be The Bombshell Breakthrough In Finding Her Killer?
• Retired Texas Judge Says Death Row Inmate Rodney Reed Should Not Get A New Trial
• SpaceX Crew Dragon launch delayed by "minor medical issue"
• Manchin calls Biden's $1.75 trillion spending proposal a "shell game"
• Wall Street not sold on Mark Zuckerberg's metaverse push
• Huma Abedin on how Hillary Clinton weathered the Lewinsky scandal
• "Rust" assistant director makes first public statement
• White House in major push to cut methane emissions
• COP26 pledge will see nations commit to end deforestation by 2030
• Woman Charged In Deadly Sunny Isles Bridge Crash
• Colorado hospitals can turn away patients as COVID-19 surges
• Rev. Jesse Jackson hospitalized after falling and hitting his head
• Philadelphia Native Will Smith Opens Up About Mental Health, Says He Once Contemplated Suicide
• Clogged U.S. supply chains lead to cargo theft
• Taliban blames ISIS-K for deadly attack on hospital in Afghan capital
• Potentially faster-spreading Delta variant, AY.4.2, spotted in 8 states
• Crowded Congressional Race To Fill Late Rep. Alcee Hastings' Seat Has Pros & Unknowns
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain And Snow Chances
• U.S. nuclear sub hit underwater mountain in South China Sea, Navy says
• 'I Was Scared To Death': Neighbors Say Large Warehouse Fire In Marcus Hook, Delaware County Was Intense
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/2 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• How does ranked-choice voting work? What common mistakes do voters make?
• Jury Seated For Kyle Rittenhouse Murder Trial
• 3 Officers Injured When Car Slams Into Chicago Police SUV In South Austin
• Cause of death revealed for hiker whose dog was rescued
• New Review Estimates Some 380,000 Texans Weren't Included In 2020 Census Count
• Tentative win for drug makers in Calif. officials' opioids suit
• Aaron Scott Due In Court Tuesday After Deadly Shooting Near Northeast Philadelphia's Lincoln High School
• 'This Is A Game-Changer': New Test Can Detect Over 50 Types Of Cancer
• Chicago Weather: Temperature Drop
• Election Day Guide For Voters In New York
• Experts Say Minnesota Is Already Facing Effects Of Climate Change
• Minneapolis Teacher On Leave After Saying Slur Student Wrote On Desk
• Dozens feared trapped after deadly collapse of high-rise in Nigeria
• For Dolphins, All Eyes Now Are On Trade Deadline, And 2022
• Miami Commissioners Pass Ordinance Banning Homeless Encampments
• Washington Co. Ballots Will Feature Government Study Question For Voters
• 22-Year-Old Jaden McCaskill Killed, 2 Others In Critical Condition Following North Philadelphia Triple Shooting, Police Say
• 3 Arrested in Connection With Fairfield Slaying of Carmel Woman
• 18-Year-Old Arrested, Charged With Homicide In Connection With Deadly New Castle Shooting
• Police Investigating Fatal Pedestrian Crash In Mercer Co.
• Former Dr. Andrzej Zielke Sentenced To One Day In Prison, One Year Home Confinement
• Rep. Glenn Thompson Returns To Washington, D.C. After Recovering From COVID-19
• Proposed Bill In Ohio Would Eliminate Required Conceal Carry License
• Michelle Wu, Annissa Essaibi George Vote Early, Campaign To The End In Boston Mayoral Election
• Armstrong School District Students Shout Vulgar And Sexist Chants Toward Female Goalie During Hockey Game
• Giants Put Scare Into Chiefs, But Lose On Late Field Goal
• Despite Historic Nature Of Boston's Mayoral Race, Low Voter Turnout Expected

Videos from November 2, 2021

• Watch: Video shows suspect jumping off Florida bridge after police chase
• Michelle Wu speaks after AP predicts win in Boston mayoral race
• Democrat Terry McAuliffe speaks as rival Glenn Youngkin leads
• "Team New York": Eric Adams speaks after CBS News projects his win in mayoral race
• Eric Adams projected to win New York City mayor race
• 11/2: Red and Blue
• Polls close in New Jersey after reports of some technical issues
• Virginia's governor race remains a toss up with few votes counted
• Ohio polls close as eyes turn to special congressional races
• Early results coming in from Virginia governor race
• Sign company leads way in hiring women
• Attack on Kabul hospital leaves at least 25 dead
• Eric Adams, Curtis Sliwa vie for NYC mayor seat
• Dow closes above 36,000 for first time
• Inside look at global supply chain crisis
• Ohio special congressional elections
• Virginia voters cast ballots in governor's race
• CDC panel recommends Pfizer's COVID vaccine for kids
• Biden unveils global plan to combat climate crisis
• GOP, Democrat strategies in 2021 elections may signal what's ahead in midterms
• New blood test may detect more than 50 types of cancer
• Boston to elect first woman mayor in historic race
• Ciattarelli polls ahead of Murphy on tax issues in New Jersey gubernatorial race
• Voting underway in New Jersey gubernatorial election
• Special Report: Biden holds news conference at climate summit
• World leaders convene in Glasgow for COP26 climate summit
• What parents should know about the COVID vaccine for children ages 5-11
• What issues have Virginia and New Jersey governor's races focused on?
• New book "Mothertrucker" addresses abusive relationships, journey to find empowerment and peace
• Political analysts weigh in, with voting underway in state and local elections
• World leaders pledge to fight global warming at UN Climate Change Conference
• Yuval Noah Harari on "the most peaceful era in human history" and his love of "Rick and Morty"
• Doctor discusses Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for kids ages 5 to 11
• Election Day arrives for high-stakes Virginia governor's race
• Scotland's peat bogs recognized for their vital role in storing carbon
• Biden finishes his European trip with his last day at COP26
• Biden announces climate initiatives at U.N. summit
• Candidates for Virginia governor use national issues to appeal to voters
• Michael Eric Dyson on race in America
• Experts share strategies to help kids who are nervous about getting vaccinated
• Tigray conflict intensifies in Ethiopia
• New Jersey gubernatorial candidates make final pitches before Election Day
• 2 women changing the face of Boston politics in historic mayoral race
• School children in U.S. more than twice as likely as kids in U.K. to end up in hospital with COVID
• WorldView: Shanghai Disneyland shut down over COVID-19 case
• Midwest, East face temperatures below normal as frost and freeze warnings are issued
• Biden tells world leaders U.S. will lead by example on climate during Glasgow conference
• Supreme Court justices hear oral arguments over restrictive Texas abortion law
• Major Garrett on Senator Joe Manchin vs progressive Democrats, Virginia governor's race
• Virginia governor's race heats up as Youngkin and McAuliffe face off
• 11/2: CBSN AM