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Articles from November 8, 2021

• Droppings From Growing Goose Population In Foster City Pose Health Problem For Residents
• Storm Brings Rain To Northern California
• Tuesday's Show Info (11/9/21)
• LAPD Warn Residents Of New Crime Trend: 'Follow Home Robberies'
• 'Felt A Little Off': Denver Dad Recalls Moving From Front Of Stage With Son At Travis Scott Concert
• Denver Neighbors Rush To Help Woman Shot Dead In Car Fire: 'We Tried'
• More Colorado School Districts Will Have 4 Day Weekend Due To Staffing Shortages
• Wildlife Photographer Comes Face To Face With Mountain Lion In Trabuco Canyon
• COVID In Colorado: 11,000+ Children Ages 5-11 Get Their First COVID Vaccine
• Suns Benefit From Overturned Call To Hold Off Kings 109-104
• Lakers Defeat Hornets In Overtime Thriller, 126-123
• Bay Area Labs Explore Causes Behind Age-Related Illnesses and How to Stop Them
• Police Searching For At-Risk Senior Missing In Sacramento
• New Details Emerge From Court Documents Released In Murder Case Against Barry Morphew
• Businesses And Employees React To The First Night Under New Vaccine Mandate
• LA Municipal Workers Rally Against COVID Vaccine Mandates
• Placerville Rite Aid Store Wants Noose Removed From Shopping Center Sign
• Curry Scores 50 Points, Ten Assists In Win Over Atlanta, 127-113
• Grizzlies Rally, Top Wolves In Overtime 125-118
• Another Man, Woman Charged In Death Of Manuel Mandujano
• Silver Alert Issued For Missing Lathrop Man
• Security Footage Released From Home Invasion Robbery Of 'Real Housewives' Star Dorit Kemsley
• What's Good To Buy In Bulk? And When Is It Not Cost Effective?
• Protester May Have Crossed Line When Filming Himself Outside Supposed Home Of Judge In Kim Potter Trial
• SpaceX Crew Splashes Down After 200 Days Aboard International Space Station
• Bears Score Touchdown With 1:46 Remaining, But Lose When Steelers Kick 40-Yard Field Goal
• Driver Charged In Crash That Killed Sharon Man On Route 1
• I-Team's Call For Action Gets JetBlue To Refund Man's Airfare After Wife Dies Before Trip
• Should I Get A Pfizer Booster Instead Of Moderna? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Dartmouth High School Marching Band Wins 5th Consecutive National Championship
• Home Heating Costs Expected To Skyrocket This Winter
• Nets Disappear At Both Ends Of Court In Fourth Quarter Of Lopsided Loss To Bulls
• NYPD: Arrest Made In Killing Of Delia Johnson, Mother Shot At Point-Blank Range On Brooklyn Sidewalk
• Late Field Goal Lifts Pittsburgh Steelers To Win Over Chicago Bears
• Loyola Ramblers Set Sights High After Making Sweet 16 Last Season
• Rangers Withstand Third-Period Rally, Hand Panthers First Regulation Loss Of Season
• Travis Scott Had Long History Of Inciting Chaos At Concerts Before Houston Stampede, Including 2015 Incident At Lollapalooza
• Chicago Weather: Highs About 10 Degrees Cooler Tuesday
• North Suburban Woman Pens Letter Expressing Gratitude And Raising Awareness About PLS -- Which Has Robbed Her Of Her Voice, But Not Her Passion
• Gov. Hochul Announces $450 Million Investment In Tourism, With A Large Chunk Going To Encourage Businesses To Rehire Workers
• No Charges To Be Filed Against Arvada Police Officer Who Shot Johnny Hurley
• Sold-Out Crowd Shows Up To Support Female Goalie Targeted By Vulgar, Sexist Chants
• 'Welcome Home To Planet Earth': 4 Space Station Astronauts Safely Return In SpaceX Capsule
• Miami International Airport Joins U.S. Airports In Reopening To Vaccinated International Travelers
• Bucks County School Districts, Parents Split Over Gov. Wolf's Decision To End School Mask Mandate In January
• A Look At What's In The President's Infrastructure Bill For Florida
• Police Identify 18-Year-Old Suspect In Latest Attempted ATM Theft; Businesses Advised To Take Precautions As Thieves Target Stores
• 'I'm Very Concerned': Baltimore County Police Investigating Triple Shooting In Owings Mills
• Rangers Hold Off Panthers, Hand Florida 1st Regulation Loss
• 'The Best News:' U.S. Opens Land Border To Canada, Welcomes International Visitors From Several Countries
• 'It's Time For A Change': School Bus Drivers In Anne Arundel County Vote To Unionize
• 'You Can Still Have An Impact, No Matter The Circumstance': Inmates At Maryland Correctional Enterprises Prepare Turkeys For Bea Gaddy Thanksgiving Meal
• Woman Pledges To Sue Every Company She Believes Is Responsible For Carson Odor
• Grand Prairie Couple Takes In Afghan Family Of 5 Who Barely Made It Out Of Afghanistan
• Howard County Bus Drivers Stage 'Sick Out' To Ask For Better Pay And Benefits
• Bulls Pull Away In Fourth Quarter, Beat Brooklyn Nets To Snap 2-Game Losing Streak
• Randle, Knicks Pull Away Late, Defeat Short-Handed 76ers
• Man Hospitalized In Critical Condition After Being Pulled From Burning Duplex In North Minneapolis
• Detroit Organization Awarded $25K Grant To Encourage More Girls In Engineering, STEM Programs
• U.S. Land Border Reopens To Vaccinated Canadians After More Than A Year
• Metro Detroit Kicks Off First Full Week Of COVID Vaccine Clinics For Children Ages 5-11
• AAA: Michigan's Gas Prices Rising, Hitting New 2021 High
• Denver City Council Approves $1.4 Billion 2022 Budget
• Mail Stolen Again From Collection Boxes At Park Ridge Post Office
• Woman And Her Boyfriend Found Guilty In Orangevale Boy's Death
• Hundreds Of Kids Ages 5-11 Get Vaccinated At Littleton School Clinic
• ERCOT Interim CEO In North Texas To 'Rebuild Trust' After February Storm-Related Power Outages
• Will Smith Back Home In Philadelphia To Promote New Memoir 'Will'
• Los Angeles Couple Describes Their Anguish After Baby Mix Up
• New Safety Program Brings Police Bike Patrols To Coyote Creek Trail In San Jose
• Philadelphia City Council To Hold Hearing Tuesday On Future Of Streeteries
• Santa Clara Valley Water District Warns Customers To Continue Conserving Despite Recent Rainfall
• Hemet Teen Found After Being Listed As John Doe At Local Hospital
• Ceremonial Signing Held For Bill Codifying Minnesota's Relationship With Tribal Governments
• COVID Hospitalizations Dip Below 1,600 Across Florida
• 'He Heard Me. He Heard Our Prayers': Turlock Man Survives Hit And Run; Family Calls Recovery A Miracle
• Dallas Code Compliance Director Pushing For 'Regulatory Structure' Over Short-Term Rentals
• 2 Killed, 1 Injured, In Triple Shooting In Southeast Baltimore
• COVID: Reunions At SFO After International Travel Restrictions Dropped
• Short-Handed Sixers Hang Tough, But Fall To Knicks 103-96
• No-Burn Order Extended Through Tuesday Night In Many Parts Of Southland
• Bay Area Fast Food Workers To Walk Off Job Tuesday Over Health, Safety Standards
• 'I Feel Hopeful': Rebuilding Paradise 3 Years After The Camp Fire
• Safety And Security Planning For Large-Scale Music Festivals In Southern California
• AFC North-Leading Ravens Have Overcome A Lot
• Suspect Sought In Stalking, Sexual Assault Of Legally Blind Woman In Cupertino
• Governor Mike DeWine Signs Bill Allowing Ohioans To Set Off Fireworks On Certain Holidays
• 'Ready,' Boston Mayor-Elect Michelle Wu Excited To Take Office Next Week
• Wind Advisory Issued For Bay Area As New Atmospheric River Moves In
• 'It Was Truly My Hell': Couple Files Lawsuit After IVF Mishap
• Queens Woman Shot As Rival Tow Truck Drivers Argued Over Who Would Take Her Car
• Oakland Firefighters Douse Tractor-Trailer Fire on Southbound I-880
• Andrew Yang on how the two-party system fuels extremism
• North Texan With 3 DWI Convictions Arrested For Murder In Deadly DWI Crash
• Police Searching For Clues After Man Gunned Down In Front Of Son In Stockton
• 'Incredibly Elusive' Mountain Lions Being Spotted In Fort Collins
• Students Found With Possible Cannabis-Infused Candy At Charles County Elementary School
• Minnesota Pollution Officials Add 15 Bodies Of Water To Impaired Waters List
• Media Coverage Leads to Changing Name of UC Hastings College of Law
• U.S. Secretary Of Energy Jennifer Granholm Says Pennsylvania To Get Billions Of Dollars Under Infrastructure Deal
• Metro Bus Fares Return In January, Discounted Fares Through July
• Report: 17-Year Veteran Of San Francisco Police Department Dies From COVID-19, Was Unvaccinated
• Colorado Ski Resorts Eager To Welcome Back J-1 Visa Workforce
• 'Employees Have The Advantage'; Companies Offering Big Incentives As They Struggle To Fill Seasonal Jobs
• 'Denied Without Any Questions': Health Care Workers Sue Minnesota Hospital Over Vaccine Mandate
• Phillies' Bryce Harper, Zack Wheeler Named Finalists For Two Major MLB Awards
• What Will The Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill Bring To The Tri-State Area?
• U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm: Administration Prepared To Take Action To Keep People From Getting Hurt At Gas Pump
• Veterans combat feelings of isolation with flag-carrying relay
• Dozens Of Cars Swarm 91 Freeway In Bellflower In Street Takeover
• President Biden Congratulates Bucks For NBA Championship & Activism
• 'I Feel Like The District Has A Responsibility To Listen To Students' Says Frisco ISD Freshman Frustrated Over Rezoning Plans
• Atmospheric River: Sierra Expected To Receive Up To 20 Inches Snow, 95 MPH Wind Gusts
• CU Boulder Researchers Testing How To Un-Learn Chronic Pain
• Federal Agents Arrest 3 Men In Suspected Mexico-To-Chicago Cocaine Pipeline, Seize Private Jet
• Mother Of Murder Victim Shantieya Smith Continues Search For Answers Amid Conflicting Information About DNA Sample
• Catholic Charities Of Baltimore Honors Justice-Oriented Pastor
• Football Program Suspended At Southeastern Regional High School
• Palo Alto Police Arrest Felony Vandalism Suspect Who Threatened to Shoot Officers
• Gaige Grosskreutz, Sole Survivor Of Kyle Rittenhouse Shootings, Takes The Stand, Tells Jury He Thought 'I Was Going To Die'
• Yeezy Settles Consumer Lawsuit For Almost $1 Million
• IAVA On How To Get Involved This Veterans Day
• $1.7 Billion Headed To Illinois To Replace Lead Water Service Lines, But How Will It Be Distributed -- And Is It Really Enough?
• Raiders Release Damon Arnette After Threat On Video Surfaces
• KDKA Mysteries: Law Enforcement Says There Is A Strong Person Of Interest In Killing Of Sarah Boehm Decades Later
• Bonuses, Higher Salaries Offered As Retailers Look To Hire 35% More Holiday Help Compared To Last Year
• Yeezy Apparel Reaches Nearly $1M Settlement With Bay Area, California DAs Over Alleged Shipping Delays
• National STEM Day: Inside The World of Beauty Tech
• Tesla Shares Slide After Elon Musk Asks Twitter If He Should Sell
• Cuomo's Lawyer Calls On AG James To Investigate Albany Sheriff's Handling Of Forcible Touching Investigation
• Long-Awaited Reunions At DFW Airport After COVID-19 Travel Restrictions Eased
• 'I Thought The Defendant Was An Active Shooter': Shooting Victim Testifies at Kyle Rittenhouse Trial
• Extreme Heat Forces Philadelphia Flower Show To Implement Changes For 2022 Event
• Man Shot While Sitting In Car On Miami Beach, Police Believe He Was Targeted
• Missing Limbs Not Stopping Texas Kids From Participating In Sports, Learning Life Skills
• Jenny Yang, Wangdi Tamang Identified As Residents Killed In Dutchess County House Fire
• Stolen Car Chase In Southern Minnesota Ends In Swamp Fire, Suspect Arrested
• U.S. waives immigration application fees for Afghan evacuees
• Pittsburgh Police Lieutenant's Connection To Oath Keepers Under Internal Investigation
• Emails Show Officials Sniping Amid 2nd Michigan Lead Crisis
• Cape May Named A Top-10 Small Coastal Town In America, According To USA Today
• Yeezy brand to pay $950,000 in lawsuit over shipping delays
• Attorney For Steve Pankey Steps Away From Jonelle Matthews Murder Case
• Medley Councilwoman Ana Stefano Suspended By Governor Following Felony Fraud Charges
• Texas Country Reporter Bob Phillips Celebrates 50 Years Of Sharing Stories Of Everyday Texans
• 'This Is A Year Unlike Any Other': Local Toy Stores Deal With Supply Chain Shortages
• Wanted: New Hialeah Police Chief As Sergio Velázquez Leaves Top Cop Position
• Franco Patino And Jacob Jurinek, Best Friends From Naperville, Among 8 People Killed During Astroworld Concert
• 2 New York Army National Guardsmen Among The Dozens To Become Naturalized American Citizens On Monday
• After Scathing Reports Of Abuse, Harassment At Park District, How Many Cases Will Bring Criminal Charges?
• Dallas Police Officer Survives After Suspect Shoots Him In Lake Highlands
• Tearful Reunions At Logan Airport After International Travel Bans Lifted
• Vaccinated International Travelers Arriving At Philadelphia International Airport For First Time In Nearly 2 Years
• Advocates Apply Pressure On Mayor-Elect Adams As New Report Shows 101,000 City Students Experience Homelessness
• Student Arrested After Allegedly Stabbing Another At Montgomery County High School, Police Say
• Due To Spike In Natural Gas Prices, Consumers Expected To Pay Around $40 More A Month On Heating Bills
• LA Care Launches COVID-19 Vaccination Incentive Program Offering $50 Gift Cards
• Mill Valley Man Wanted In January 6 Capitol Riot Fled To Belarus; May Seek Asylum
• Off-Duty Suffolk County Police Officer Vincent Pelliccio Killed In Crash
• On Crash Responder Safety Week, MDOT Worker Recounts Being Hit By A Car Four Times
• Police: Student Shot Outside Roosevelt High School In Bronx
• 'The Worst I've Seen': Community Shocked After Toddler Killed In Gun Battle Between Cars On Highway
• Signature Victory At Dallas Keeps Denver Broncos In Playoff Mix
• Man Shot in San Francisco Visitacion Valley Neighborhood
• Twin Bills Take Aim At 'Ghost Guns' On Our Streets
• Around The Table: Are Hurdles On The Horizon After Surging Markets?
• Star Of "Dolphin Tale" Movie Falls Ill At Florida Aquarium
• Suspected DUI Crash Kills Woman On Highway 101 in Gilroy; Driver Arrested
• Police: Westmoreland County Father Stabs Son In The Back After Argument Over Chores
• Philadelphia Native, WNBA Finals MVP Kahleah Copper Honored As City Council's Champion Of The Week
• VIDEO: CHP Air Unit Helps Officers Track Down Burglary Suspects In Sacramento
• Colorado Avalanche Forward Valeri Nichushkin Facing Doping Case From 2013, Russia Says
• Wylie Police Offer Package Service To Combat Holiday Theft
• Military is failing to comply with federal law in sex assault cases, report says
• Broward Schools To Begin On-Site Pediatric COVID-19 Vaccinations Starting Wednesday
• Florida School Boards Appealing Mask Decision
• Maryland Tourism Industry Encourages Residents To Support As They Continue To Recover From Pandemic
• Mask Ruling In Douglas County Extended Another 14 Days
• Roger Stone Threatens To Run For Florida Governor If Ron DeSantis Doesn't Pledge To Serve Out Potential 2nd Term
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Opens 2022 Campaign Account
• Man Pleads Guilty In Deadly Beltzhoover Shooting
• Defense Rests Case In John Dougherty, Bobby Henon Corruption, Bribery Trial
• Gov. Greg Abbott Signs Bill Allocating Federal COVID-19 Relief Funds For Texans
• Career Site Uses Good Search Trends To Find Each States' Favorite Thanksgiving Side Dish
• Wilmington Restaurants Teaming Up With Celebrity Chefs To Help Support Local Chefs
• Parents Concerned After School Bus Crashes Into Creek In Easton, Sending Several Students To Hospital
• Homeowner Outraged After Police Enter Property, Shoot Dog With Bean-Bag Rifle: 'There Was No Remorse'
• 'His Ashes Are Here': Widow Testifies At Sentencings Of Robbers Whose Getaway Car Killed Her Husband
• Rep. Carlos Gimenez & Sen. Rick Scott Introduce 'Supply Chain Emergency Response Act' To Help Alleviate Shipping Bottlenecks
• Massachusetts Reports 4,039 New COVID Cases, 6 Additional Deaths Over 3 Days
• 'It Is Wrong': Gov. Sununu Slams President Biden's Vaccine Requirement For Businesses
• Researchers Studying Unique Non-Drug Treatment To Eliminate Chronic Back Pain
• House January 6 committee subpoenas Trump campaign leadership and associates
• Ted Cruz Blasts 'Big Bird' COVID Vaccine Tweet As 'Government Propaganda'
• Orioles Claim Reliever Bryan Baker From Blue Jays
• Mac Jones Wouldn't Mind Patriots Signing Odell Beckham Jr.
• 252 Violations Recorded During Operation Safe Stop Initiative Aimed At Enforcing Safe Driving Around School Buses
• 'Constitutional Republic City': City Council Votes To Declare COVID Independence
• 'I Miss Alex A Lot': Ken Jennings Returns To Guest Hosting 'Jeopardy!' And Reflects On Anniversary Of Trebek's Death
• 24 COVID Cases Reported At Andover's South Elementary School Over Last Week
• Cook Children's Seeking Donations To Combat Potential Shortage Of Aluminum Crutches
• Missy Elliott Receives Star On Hollywood Walk Of Fame
• UPDATE: 2 Charged After Friday Report of Possible Shooting at Great Mall in Milpitas
• Pitt Men's Basketball Player Ithiel Horton Suspended Indefinitely After Allegedly Assaulting Police Officer
• VIDEO: Ring Camera Shows Mountain Lion Walking Up Onto Fort Collins Front Porch
• SEE IT: French Bulldog Puppy Snatched From Pet Store After Fraudulent Credit Card Fails
• Gov. Wolf To Let Pennsylvania Schools Set Mask Rules In January, Officials Say
• Peralta Community Colleges To Erase $2.8 Million In Student Debt, Increase Future Aid with Federal Grant
• Man Shot In Head In McKees Rocks
• Regeneron's Monoclonal Antibody Drug Helps Prevent COVID-19 For Up To 8 Months, Company Trial Results Show
• Two Men Charged With Attacking Police Officer At Joliet Apartment Building
• 22-Year-Old Woman Charged With Attempted Murder, Arson In Elkton Fire
• Dump Truck Stolen From Yuba County Irrigation District Recovered; Man, 53, Arrested
• Jack Ciattarelli isn't conceding New Jersey governor's race yet
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Apparent Shooting Amid Fire Investigation At Home In Denver
• Houston Police Chief Says He Met With Travis Scott Over Safety Concerns Before Astroworld Concert Where 8 Died, Hundreds Injured
• Beloved Colorado Paramedic Mark Smith Dies Of COVID-19
• Suspension Upheld For Michigan Doctor In Medical Marijuana Case
• $9 Billion For Massachusetts Projects Including MBTA And Cape Bridges In Federal Infrastructure Bill, Markey Says
• City Rolls Out Detroit Alerts 365, Free Emergency Notification System For Detroiters
• Tractor-Trailer Driver Found Naked At Crash, Charged With DUI
• Unvaccinated Texans 20 Times More Likely To Die From COVID-19, DSHS Study Shows
• Detroit Man Charged In Fatal Hit-And-Run
• Baltimore Mayor's Office Seeking Community Grant Reviewers
• Police Investigating Suspicious Death Near Mount Airy
• Old Sacramento's Christmas Tree Delivered; Lighting Ceremony Set For Nov. 24
• Sen. Ted Cruz Calls Big Bird Vaccine Tweet 'Government Propaganda For Your 5-Year-Old'
• Four space station astronauts wrap up 199-day mission
• Waverly Main Street Businesses Speak Out After Gov. Hogan Uses Meet & Greet Images To Promote "Re-Fund The Police" Initiative
• U.S. seizes over $6 million from ransomware attacks
• Former Oakland County Priest Pleads Guilty In Sex Abuse Cases
• City Of LA's Strict COVID Vaccine Proof Mandate For Restaurants, Coffee Shops, Gyms Takes Effect
• Gov. Murphy Says 9,000 Children Ages 5-11 In New Jersey Receive 1st Dose Of Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine
• Petition Calls On Coachella To Cancel Travis Scott Performances In 2022
• Beaver County Farmer, Employee Charged With Using Pesticide To Kill Protected Migratory Birds
• Patriots QB Mac Jones Responds To Panthers Calling Him Dirty: 'I Didn't Really Know What Was Going On'
• Twin Cities Ranked Among Top Cities For Book Lovers
• Supreme Court weighs case over FBI surveillance of Muslim community
• Collision In Des Plaines Causes Vehicle Fire; Five People Sent To Hospitals
• Acting MTA Administrator Holly Arnold Elevated To Permanent Status
• National Guard No Longer Needed To Drive Students To Schools In Massachusetts
• Travis Scott, Drake, Live Nation, Others Sued By Concertgoers Over Crowd Surge At Astroworld Music Festival
• First officer to find Ahmaud Arbery wounded says he heard "death rattle"
• Michelle Pfeiffer on Being Shy & Her Anxiety
• Florida Special Session Proposals Take Aim At Mandates
• DPS Reopening 7 Exam Stations In November, 43 By End Of Year
• 8-Year-Old Kidnapped In Pennsylvania Found In Detroit, State Police Say
• Grant Money For Preventing Wolf Attacks Available To MN Livestock Producers
• Student Stabbed In Silver Spring High School Parking Lot, Police Say
• 85% Of City Employees Have Reported Vaccination Status, But Chicago Police Department Still Lagging
• Michelle Pfeiffer on Channeling Drew's Character Casey Becker From "Scream" For Her Performance in "What Lies Beneath"
• First $1M Lawsuit Filed In 'Horrible – Yet Preventable Tragedy' At Astroworld Festival
• NTSB Releases Preliminary Report On Wilton Plane Crash That Left Family Of 4 Hurt
• Investigators Bust 7 Suspects For Drugs, Guns In Rifle, Garfield County Area
• Phillies Moving Start Time To 6:45 P.M. For 17 Games From Monday-Thursday In April, May And September
• Thomas Jefferson High School Holding COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic For Kids 5 To 11
• Update On Broncos Injuries: Graham Glasgow Out, More Tests Needed For Patrick Surtain
• All But 3 Howard County Bus Routes Will Be Restored For Afternoon Dismissal, School System Says
• Twins Hire New Bench, Hitting Coaches
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 1,244 New Cases Over 72 Hours
• Families Reunited At JFK Airport For 1st Time In Nearly 2 Years, As Vaccinated International Travelers Allowed Back Into U.S.
• Hearing Held In Fraud Case Of LA Councilman Mark Ridley-Thomas, Ex-USC Dean Marilyn Flynn
• Minor Injuries For Motorcyclist Whose Bike Was Crushed In Crash With Semi
• AG Nessel: Glamping Company Pleads No Contest To Fraud In Antrim County
• 1 Dead in Solo Vehicle Crash In San Jose Willow Glen Neighborhood
• Gun maker Remington moving to Georgia from N.Y.
• Hochul Signs Airbag Law Named After Rockland County Resident Anthony Amoros
• Man, 3 Teens Injured In Shooting In Philadelphia's Feltonville Section
• Shalane Flanagan completes her sixth marathon in 42 days
• 50th New York City Marathon Winners Visit Empire State Building
• Minnesota Highway Signs Mark Boundaries Of 1854 Treaty Between Federal Gov't, 3 Tribes
• The US Is Reopening Its Borders To Europe, The Global Epicenter Of COVID-19
• Sixers' Joel Embiid Expected To Miss Several Games After Testing Positive For COVID-19, Report Says
• Gov. Tom Wolf Plans To Let School Districts Decide On Mask-Wearing In January
• Emily Ratajkowski opens up about career, female empowerment
• 'The Worst I've Seen;' Oakland Residents, Motorists Shocked After Toddler Killed In I-880 Gun Battle
• State Rep. Shri Thanedar Plans Run For Congressional Seat In Detroit
• 1 Dead, 4 Hospitalized After North Versailles Crash
• In Nursing Homes, 86.9% Of Staffers Are Fully Vaccinated, But A Handful Of Facilities Are Still Lagging
• Suspect Wanted For Attempted Rape Outside Dover Library
• GIANT Opens Fulfillment Center, New Headquarters In Philadelphia's Eastwick Neighborhood
• Mountain Lion Spotted In Area of Homes, School In Fort Collins During Early Morning
• Boeing Reaches Settlement Over 737 Max Crashes
• Former President Obama Hails Progress On Climate Change, But Warns 'We Are Nowhere Near Where We Need To Be'
• Nashua Man Charged With Stabbing Grandmother To Death
• Get Your Holiday Shopping Done Early In Mercer County
• Bicyclist Struck, Killed By Commercial Vehicle In Stockton
• CBS 2 Investigators: Drivers Caught In A Parking Scam, Get Tickets From The City, Too
• Chicago's 108th Christmas Tree Will Be Delivered To Millennium Park Monday
• Dearborn's First Arab-American Mayor Has A Message For Its Youth: 'Be Proud Of Your Name'
• Mom with biracial daughter says she was accused of trafficking
• Ted Cruz called Big Bird's COVID-19 vaccine "propaganda"
• COVID In MN: MDH Says Recent Numbers Among Highest This Year
• Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign Kicks Off Today
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 3-Day Total Of 11,589 New Cases, 60 Additional Deaths
• Metro Detroit Pilot Dies In Small Plane Crash In Central Michigan
• COVID In Colorado: Tepeyac Community Health Center Goes Door-To-Door, Helps Keep Residents Safe
• Survivor shot by Kyle Rittenhouse thought he "was going to die"
• Fire Burns Insurance Office In Downtown Lafayette
• Ham Lake Residents Evacuate Due To Gas Leak
• Pfizer Expected To Seek Authorization For COVID-19 Vaccine Booster For People 18 And Older
• Eagles' Nick Sirianni Says Team Is Getting Offensive Spark From RB Jordan Howard
• Some Henderson School Students Returning To Class Days After Principal Attacked
• 2 Arrested As Counter-Protesters Meet Super Happy Fun America Rally On Boston Common
• Michigan State University Police Expand Partnership In Search For 18-Year-Old Brendan Santo
• 2 Isanti Students Suffer Minor Injuries When Struck By 'Slow-Moving' Vehicle While Crossing Road
• Police Cruiser Flips Over After Crash In McKeesport
• 6-Year-Old Girl Killed In Hit-And-Run In Dearborn
• Missing Woman With Alzheimer's Found Safe
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Alec Baldwin calls for police officers to be on sets with guns
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein Previews Thursday's Dolphins-Ravens Matchup
• Pennsylvania State Trooper Shoots, Kills Man During Struggle In Moving Vehicle In Union Township
• Transit Police Search For Man Accused Of Using Racial Slurs, Throwing Bottle At Woman And Child On Red Line
• Obama faults Russia and China for "dangerous lack of urgency" on climate
• 1 Dead After Shooting On Palmer House Drive In South Sacramento
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Rise Again To $3.40 Per Gallon On Average
• Gasoline Prices Edge Down Slightly
• Michigan Gov. Whitmer Vetoes Scholarship Plan Critics Liken To Vouchers
• 68-Year-Old Pedestrian Killed In Whiteford Crash
• Florida Senate Sets Schedule For Special Session Related To COVID-19 Mandates
• Celtics Have Discussed Ben Simmons Trade, 76ers Want Jaylen Brown, According To Report
• Sixers Have 'Engaged' In Trade Talks With Boston Celtics Revolving Around Ben Simmons: Report
• 4 Injured In 8-Vehicle Accident On Tri-State Tollway In Des Plaines
• Only Vaccinated Foreign Nationals Allowed Into America At Land Crossings, U.S. Customs And Border Protection Reminds
• Oakland County Launches Mitigation Program For Invasive Moth
• Fire Burns Home In San Rafael Neighborhood
• Red Wings Skate To 5-2 Win Over Vegas
• Denver Is 2 Weeks Away From Setting A Record For Latest First Snow Of The Season
• Lamar Jackson Ties Michael Vick's Record For Games With 100 Yards Rushed
• China builds mock-ups of U.S. warships on apparent new target range
• Roseville Starts Removing Extra Outdoor Seating Areas In Downtown
• Utility To Use $70M Voluntary Refund On Tree Trimming
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein Preview Panthers' Road Trip
• Missing girl rescued after using TikTok hand signal to alert driver
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 555 New Cases Reported, Positivity Rate Goes Back Over 3%
• Larson Gets 1st NASCAR Title
• U.S. lifts travel ban for specific countries. Here's overview
• War closes in on Ethiopia's capital as all sides shirk calls to talk
• Whitney High Principal Says 'Disciplinary Steps' Will Be Taken In Response To Controversial Quiz
• Search For 14-Year-Old Jashyah Moore Leads Investigators To Pond Inside New Jersey Park: 'No Stone Unturned'
• Whittier Restaurants Hit By Burglars During Power Outage
• 1 Killed, 4 Injured In Crash Involving U-Haul Van And Truck In Englewood
• Vehicle Thefts On The Rise In Denver, Thieves Taking From A Medical Campus
• Children's Program At Hazelden Betty Ford
• Trump Involvement In Midterms Could Hurt Republicans, Maryland Gov. Hogan Says
• EPA To Begin Testing Water At 300 Benton Harbor Homes
• Enchanted Village Returns To Jordan's Furniture In Avon
• Denver Weather: Cold Front Restores November's Chill, No Needed Moisture
• Jonathan Lewis Scores Twice In Colorado Rapids' 5-2 Rout Of Los Angeles FC; 1st In West
• WHO says U.S. should take a warning from Europe's COVID resurgence
• 9 Killed, 42 Wounded In Weekend Shootings Across Chicago
• Shalane Flanagan Runs New York City Marathon To Complete 6 World Majors In 42 Days
• US Lifts COVID-Related Travel Ban On Long List Of Countries Including Mexico, Canada
• Julian Edelman Got In On The Fun Of Mocking Sam Darnold During Patriots-Panthers
• Lincolnwood Becomes Latest Suburb To See Pattern Of Mail Theft, Check Fraud
• Lions Waive Tyrell Williams
• Hundreds Volunteer In Search Of Missing Wisconsin Mother Ashley Miller
• Northern Michigan Ski Resort Closed For Decades Finally Being Demolished
• 4th Annual National Coquito Festival To Bring A Taste Of Puerto Rico To Chicago For The Holidays
• These Are The Most Popular Thanksgiving Side Dishes In New England, According To A Google Trends Analysis
• Miami Weather: Cool Start, Mostly Sunny Day Ahead
• Preliminary Hearing For Fiston Ngoy, Man Charged In SEPTA Train Rape, Will Be Continued At Later Date
• MSU Researchers Collecting Data On Great Lakes Shoreline
• Dr. Oz Help! I Have This Weird Pain: What Does It Mean?
• Beaver County Gas Station Ordered To Pay $281K In Back Wages For Wage, Overtime Violations
• Fort Carson Soldier Gets Ready To Compete In Miss America Pageant
• Oz Exclusive: Jon Gosselin Tells Dr. Oz About His Upcoming Musical Project
• Man Shot, Killed In Philadelphia's Kingsessing Neighborhood Identified As Aaron Greene, Police Say
• 'Said He Was Gonna Shoot Me And Kill Me': Victim Of Sacramento Home Invasion Talks About Ordeal
• Oz Exclusive: Jon Gosselin: Single And Looking For Love Again
• WATCH LIVE: District Attorney Larry Krasner To Provide Weekly Gun Crimes Update, Discuss Ongoing Victim Support And Violence Prevention Strategies
• Miami's Iconic Versailles Restaurant, Birthplace Of 'La Ventanita,' Celebrates 50th Anniversary
• Bill Belichick Pushes Back On Stephon Gilmore's Injury Complaint
• PTL Links: Nov. 8, 2021
• Maryland Weather: The Start Of A Great Run Of Weather
• Musk says he'll sell 10% of Tesla stock based on Twitter poll
• 'You're Never Too Old To Better Yourself': Lowell Grandmother Earns College Degree From SNHU
• What will Biden's bipartisan infrastructure bill do?
• Family Seeks Answers After Father Shot While Holding 5-Week-Old Daughter
• Subway Crew Shortage Leads To Service Delays For Morning Commute, MTA Says
• Survivor recalls losing brother in deadly concert surge
• State Police Safely Locate 48-Year-Old Joseph Peluso
• What The End Of The COVID-19 Pandemic Could Look Like
• Minnesota's Favorite Thanksgiving Side? Charcuterie Tray
• Backyard Play Systems Recalls Playsets With Wooden Roof Due To Entrapment Hazards
• Gottlieb predicts "broad immunity" among children as more get vaccinated
• U.S. Lifts COVID Ban On International Travelers
• Dallas Homicide Detectives Arrest Kerry Lamont Webb In Connection To James Arthur Davis Slaying
• Penn State Study Finds School-Based Mental Health Screening Can Help Identify Depression In Students
• Survivor Expected To Testify In Rittenhouse Trial's 2nd Week
• Pittsburgh Ranked Among Best U.S. Cities For Book Lovers
• US Lifts Pandemic Travel Ban, Opens Doors To Visitors
• Researchers trying to help patients "unlearn" back pain
• Kaine says Democrats "blew the timing" of Biden bills
• Archdiocese Of Miami Eases Mask Rules For 7th, 8th Grades
• Smash And Grab Thieves Target Wine & Sprit Store In Albany Park, Steal Lottery Tickets
• Concertgoers sue over crowd surge at Astroworld music festival
• U.S. Lifts Most COVID-Linked Bans On Travelers From Abroad
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cool Morning, Sunny Skies
• Children 5-11 Years Old Began Getting Covid-19 Shots Over The Weekend
• Police looking for shark attack victim find only goggles
• NYPD: Suspect In Stable Condition Following Police-Involved Shooting In Manhattan Park
• U.S. Energy Secretary Says President Biden 'Looking' At Tapping Strategic Reserve As Fuel Prices Rise
• American Red Cross Offering Incentives To Donors Amid Emergency Blood Shortage
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/8 Monday Morning Forecast
• 83-year-old becomes oldest person to hike Appalachian Trail
• Local Farm Optimistic About Smaller Turkey Availability For Thanksgiving Despite National Trend Saying Otherwise
• Preliminary Hearing Scheduled Monday For Edwin Allen, Man Accused Of Sexual Assaulting Woman Outside 69th Street Station
• Draw With Galaxy Puts Minnesota United In Playoffs
• Chicago Weather: Warm, Sunny Fall Day
• Bomb Threats Reported At 4 Ivy League Universities Over The Weekend
• U.S. lifts most COVID-linked bans on travelers from abroad
• Police Investigate Stabbing Inside South Side Apartment Building
• Florida Man With Rifle On Ex's Property Shot By Police
• Dad Of Missing 13-Year Old Victoria Sophia Gonzalez Waited To Pick Her Up From School, She's Yet To Be Seen
• Broward School Board Chair Dr. Rosalind Osgood Submits Resignation Letter; Gov. DeSantis To Pick Her Replacement
• Jill Biden and surgeon general kick off kids vaccination campaign
• Former Steelers WR Louis Lipps Jr. Arrested On DUI Charges On Mt. Washington
• TastyKake Expands Voluntary Recall To Include Krimpets, Multi-Pack Cupcakes
• Westmoreland Co. Fire Dept. Loses 4 Members To COVID-19 In Past Month
• Local Community Comes Together To Celebrate Diwali, The Festival Of Lights
• Community Vigil Held For Trey Dixon
• Family Of Fresno Man Killed By Hit-And-Run Drivers In Stockton Devastated
• Crews Rescue Man Stuck On Hill Near Wabash Tunnel
• All I Need - All American
• That LaDonna Life - 4400
• The Last Gauntlet - Supergirl
• Kara - Supergirl
• It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Scientist - DC's Legends Of Tomorrow
• A Lesson from Professor Pyg - Batwoman
• Barn Burner - Walker
• I Thought You'd Be Happier to See Me - Legacies
• Penn & Tizzle - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• The Myth of the Ensnared Hunter - Nancy Drew
• Greg Proops 8 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Gary Anthony Williams 8 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Episode 206 - World's Funniest Animals
• Episode 204 - World's Funniest Animals

Videos from November 8, 2021

• 11/8: Red and Blue
• Andrew Yang: "We need to include people from every political perspective"
• Eligible families have until November 15 to sign up for child tax credit payments
• Emissions drastically underreported, Washington Post investigation finds
• Appeals court halts Biden COVID-19 vaccine rule for large companies
• Veterans participate in nine-state relay
• China uses mock U.S. warships for missile target practice
• The military is failing to comply with federal law in sexual assault cases, new watchdog report finds
• Couple sues fertility clinic over IVF mix-up
• Food pantries struggle amid supply chain shortages
• U.S. lifts international travel ban
• Lone survivor shot by Kyle Rittenhouse testifies
• Moderate and progressive Democrats divided in Nevada ahead of midterm elections
• Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger talks about his post-election call from Trump
• Biden to sign infrastructure bill as Democrats focus on major social spending package
• Biden honors Milwaukee Bucks, 2021 NBA champions, at the White House
• Analysis of trials in racially charged cases in Georgia and Wisconsin
• U.S. reopens borders for vaccinated international travelers
• Crisis in Ethiopia worsens as rebel forces advance toward capital
• Some businesses are firing employees who submit fake vaccination cards
• About 7 million workers missing from U.S. economy as labor shortage persists
• Investigating safety and security issues at deadly Astroworld festival
• Remembering the victims of the Astroworld music festival tragedy
• Biden praises passage of bipartisan infrastructure bill
• Almost 80 years since the first one, Las Vegas casino buffets are still the ultimate feast fest
• Singer and actress Juliette Lewis on new series "Yellowjackets"
• New approach to treating chronic back pain
• First visitors arrive after U.S. lifts COVID-19 international travel ban after nearly 20 months
• China's Communist Party meets today to lay out plans for future
• Germany records new record high in coronavirus infection rate
• Emily Ratajkowski talks new book "My Body," the cost of fame and "Blurred Lines" allegations
• Inside the Royal Shakespeare Company's costume department
• Iraqi prime minister survives assassination attempt in Baghdad
• Massive bipartisan infrastructure bill awaits Biden's signature
• Some states push the lines with partisan gerrymandering despite bipartisan redistricting commissions
• 11/8: CBSN AM
• Biden celebrates bipartisan victory after House passes $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill
• Europe witnesses record COVID transmission of Delta variant across continent
• Judges halt Biden's vaccine requirement for businesses as the U.S. reopens to more international travelers