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Articles from November 9, 2021

• Three-Alarm Blaze Tears Through Baldwin Park Auto Parts Business
• Back In Public Eye: Governor Gavin Newsom Makes First Public Appearance In Two Weeks
• Bay Area Grocery Stores Facing Shortages Of Items On Thanksgiving Shopping Lists
• Chris Taylor Helps Build Playground Set For Young Girl With Cancer
• 'Nothing About It Was Justified': Family Reacts To Fatal CHP Shooting
• Exclusive: Is In-N-Out Burger Following Local Proof Of Vaccine Rules After Facing Fines In NorCal?
• Suspected Burglar Accused Of Threatening Amador County Deputy With Knife
• No. 2 UCLA Thumps Bakersfield 95-58 In Opener, Cody Riley injured
• Ken Barhite, 100-Year-Old World War II Veteran, Dies After Being Shoved, Police Say
• Logan Couture, Adin Hill Lead Sharks To 4-1 Win Over Flames
• Troy Terry Scores In OT, Ducks Beat Canucks 3-2 For 5th Straight Win
• Chargers Linebackers Surprise Middle Schoolers
• Clippers Continue Win Streak With Victory Over Trailblazers, 117-109
• Wednesday's Show Info (11/10/21)
• Northern California Man Gets Maximum Prison Sentence For $1B Ponzi Scheme
• Gov. Newsom To Push Vaccines In Southern California Swing
• Big Finish Lifts Gopher Men Past Kansas City In Ben Johnson's Debut
• Some LAPD Officers Refuse Vaccines Even As Mandate Nears
• Plain-Clothed Denver Police Officer Hospitalized After Being Shot
• Devils Rout Panthers As Blackwood Wins 1st Of Season
• I-Team: Inside The FBI's Digital Forensic Lab In Boston
• COVID: Cal Football Game Against USC Postponed To December 4 After Outbreak Of 44 Cases
• University Of Chicago Graduate Shot And Killed During Robbery Attempt In Hyde Park
• Chicago Weather: One More Mild Day Before Big Changes Arrive
• CDPHE: All Colorado Adults Can Get Booster Shot When Due
• Jason Miller, Randomly Shot While Leaving Work In Minneapolis, Faces Long Road To Recovery
• Blackhawks Win Again Under Derek King, Topping Penguins
• Motorcyclist Killed In 3-Car Collision On 210 Freeway In Claremont Area
• Loyola Clobbers Coppin State In Season Opener
• 3-Year-Old Girl In New Jersey Receives Federal Jury Duty Letter, Raising Red Flags About Child Identity Theft
• 'Mom, I've Been In An Accident. I'm In A Helicopter': Victims Recount Deadly 5-Vehicle Crash
• 'I Feel Like He's Forgotten About': MN Woman Seeks Answers In Husband's COVID Death At Air Force Base
• Curley School In Jamaica Plain Closing For 10 Days Because Of COVID Outbreak
• School Board Votes To Make Masks Optional For All Broward Public School Students
• Okavango Blue Diamond On Public Display For First Time At American Museum Of Natural History
• Former Heavyweight Champ, Turned Investor, Mike Tyson In South Florida Pushing Psychedelics
• Cast, Crew Of TV Drama 'Gravesend' Help Rescue Teen Pinned Under Car In Brooklyn
• Buie Fills Stat Sheet As Northwestern Throttles Eastern Illinois
• Woman Dressed As FedEx Delivery Worker Caught On Video Stealing Packages In Pittsburgh
• SEE IT: Surveillance Video Captures Wild Shooting At Wendy's Drive-Thru In North Miami Beach
• Man Caught On Camera Tearing Down Pride Flag Outside New Jersey Church
• 'Jashyah Is One Of Our Own:' East Orange Mayor Pleads For Community's Help To Find Missing Teen Jashyah Moore
• Local Nonprofit Helping Small Businesses In LA County Find Grants To Stay Afloat
• 1 Dead After Hialeah Gardens Accident Involving School Bus, Several Vehicles
• Suspect Arrested In Marble Hill Shooting That Injured Mother Pushing 2-Year-Old In Stroller
• Colorado Food Pantries Getting Far Less Bang For Their Buck
• Kings Extend Winning Streak To 6 With OT Win Over Montreal
• President Joe Biden Set To Visit Baltimore Wednesday To Discuss $1 Trillion Infrastructure Deal
• Charging Documents Shed New Light On Rare Arrest In Baltimore ATM Theft Case
• 'Something's Gotta Be Done': New USPS Audit Details Mail Issues, Renews Calls For New Leadership
• Councilman Marks Calls For Increased Security At Busy Towson Intersection
• This Year's Thanksgiving Meal Could Possibly Be The Most Expensive Ever
• Kathie Durst's Family Demands Answers About Alleged Cover-Up After Robert Durst Indicted Decades Later
• BCycle Program Going Green & Growing As Alternative Option In Boulder
• Jacob Grandison Leads Short-Handed No. 11 Illinois Past Jackson State
• Winds Of Change: Offshore Maryland Wind Farms On The Horizon
• Devils Rout Panthers 7-3 As Blackwood Wins 1st Of Season
• UPDATE: Father Who Lost Son in October I-580 Shooting Sympathizes with Jasper Wu's Family
• Motions Hearing Covers 1 Out Of Many In The Murder Case Against Barry Morphew
• 2 People Shot Minutes And Blocks Apart Near High School In Fort Worth
• Markieff Morris & Jimmy Butler Fined, Nikola Jokic Suspended 1 Game
• CA Pushes To Vaccinate Or Give Boosters Ahead Of Potential Winter Surge
• Livingston County Undersheriff Resigns Following DUI Arrest
• Grosse Pointe Public Schools Debating Whether To Defy County Mask Mandate
• NFL Fines Aaron Rodgers, Packers For COVID-Related Violations
• 'Students Still Look At Me...As Nothing More Than A N*****': West High Vice Principal Fed Up After Being Targeted With Racist Graffiti
• Bergeron Snaps Tie, Bruins Hold Off Short-Handed Ottawa 3-2
• 'This Is Truly A Breakthrough': Miami-Dade Leaders Unveil New Crime-Solving Tool
• Modesto School Principal Calling For Change After School Posts Photo Some Are Calling Offensive
• Parents Of Joshua Soto, Promising Young Ice Dancer Killed In Philadelphia Double Shooting, Open Up About Tragic Loss
• Free COVID-19 Testing Site Returns To Dodger Stadium
• Caught On Camera: 15-Year-Old Girl Sucker Punched On Basketball Court During Club Game
• Lewis Medina Honored As Citizen Of The Year In Kane County After Pulling Driver To Safety As Train Approached
• SEE IT: Christmas Lights Already Going Up In Dyker Heights
• Pfizer Asks FDA To Authorize Booster Shot For All Adults
• Pandemic Precautions To Keep Victims' Families Outside Alleged Serial Killer Billy Chemirmir's Murder Trial
• UPDATE: 1 Arrested, Gun Seized in Fatal Gilroy Halloween Party Shooting Investigation
• Sneak Peek At Progress On Future PGA Of America Headquarters In Frisco
• Theranos Trial: Final Lab Director Takes Stand, Details Issues Before Company's Demise
• 'It's Just Word Of Mouth': Sacramento Trash Clean-Up Group Grows
• Berkeley Neighbors Fighting To Save Their Beloved Community Garden
• Applications Piling Up As North Texans Are Still Trying To Get Rental Assistance
• Man Fatally Shot In West Baltimore
• Broomfield To Close Some Restrooms An Hour After Dusk Following Vandalism
• Early Storms Raise Some Marin County Reservoir Levels To Near Capacity
• Pedestrian Fatally Struck In Columbia Heights Crash
• Truck Thief Causes Deadly Crash In Brooklyn Center, Police Say
• Recreational Pot Initiative Tops $300,000
• Bears Vs. Steelers: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly
• CoCo County Supes Endorse Redistricting Map That Moves Diablo, Blackhawk, Camino Tassajara
• Woman Robbed At Knifepoint In Edgewood, Forced Withdraw Money From ATM
• St. Johns Well Child And Family Center Kickoffs 'Vaccine Roadshow' In Push To Vaccinate Kids Ages 5 To 11-Years-Old
• NASA says first Artemis moon landing now expected in 2025
• Dallas Cowboys Receiver CeeDee Lamb Gets Into Holiday Spirit Giving Away Grocery Store Gift Cards
• Southern California's Main Water Supplier Declares Regional Drought Emergency
• Tri-State Area Public Transportation Systems Receiving Federal Relief To Offset Pandemic Revenue Losses
• Minnesota To See More Than $6B From Infrastructure Bill, Including $100M For Broadband
• Pacifica Police: 2 Hospitalized in Major Multi-Vehicle Accident Near Hwy 1
• California Fast Food Workers Walk Off Job, Demand Better Pay, Working Conditions
• 2 Arrested After Bodies Of 2 Missing Young Girls Found In Backyard Of Pennsylvania Home
• Armed Robbers In Flip-Flops, Ski Masks Hit 7-Eleven Store In San Bruno
• Brazen Shootout On Staten Island Caught On Camera, Police Searching For Suspects
• Reports: Patriots In Contact With Odell Beckham Jr., Have Real Chance To Sign Free Agent Receiver
• Dallas Real Estate Developer Ruel Hamilton Sentenced To 8 Years In Prison For Bribing 2 Former City Council Members
• Family Of Iñaki Bascaran Expresses Gratitude Toward All Who Helped Search For Him Before Tragic Discovery Of His Body
• Tesla Driver Killed In Fiery Crash After Hitting Trees
• Chicago's First Church Of Deliverance Bids Final Farewell To Beloved Rev. Jerome Chambers
• Maryland Named By Feds For Rental Money Distribution Rate
• Colorado Veterans Surprised With New Wheels
• COVID Vaccine Now Required For All Alameda County First Responders, Medics
• Rapper Travis Scott's Rowdy Past Raises Red Flags In Astroworld Lawsuits
• 'I'm Proud I Served My Country': WWII Vet Roy Reiser, 95, Honored By Quilts Of Valor
• Norah O'Donnell Honors Veterans In New Series On CBS News
• Businesses Owners Struggle To Enforce LA's Strict COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
• Ducks GM Bob Murray Resigns Amid Probe Of His Conduct
• Colorado Food Banks Grapple With 'Substantially Less Food' Ahead Of Holidays
• LAPD Chief Says 73% Of Employees Now Fully Vaccinated As Mandate Deadline Nears
• UPDATE: Petition to Recall San Francisco DA Chesa Boudin Certified; Will Be Added to June 2022 Ballot
• School Workers Save Teen Attacked By Man In Dorchester
• Pittsburgh Councilman Ricky Burgess Introduces Legislation To Stop Police From Pulling Over Drivers For Secondary Violations
• Former NFL Player, Jeannette Native Terrelle Pryor To Stand Trial For Allegedly Assaulting Girlfriend
• 75% Of All New Yorkers Are At Least Partially Vaccinated Against COVID-19, Gov. Hochul Says
• Staffing Shortages Forces 3 Denver Schools To Switch To Remote Learning
• Orange County DA Will Begin Prosecuting Drug Dealers For Murder
• San Mateo County Sheriff Ends Cooperation With ICE Inmate Detention Requests
• Vallejo To Resume In-Person City Council, Board Meetings
• Here Are Your CBS4 Nat Moore Trophy Finalists
• CBS News Launches 'Honoring Our Heroes' Series Ahead of Veterans Day
• USC-Cal Game Postponed After Additional Cal Players Test Positive For COVID-19
• How To Keep Your Kids Warm & Safe In Car Seats Without Bulky Coats
• Lane Shift Amid Construction Leads To Numerous Near-Misses On Jane Byrne Interchange
• Once Assured They Could Stay In Hotel As Long As Necessary, Ida-Impacted Residents Say West Orange Is Reneging
• Fort Worth Police Reunite Stolen French Bulldog Puppy With Its Family
• Hyde Park Kilwins Owner Says Employees Don't Feel Safe Returning To Work After Gunfire Comes Through Window
• Christina Ricci On SHOWTIME's 'Yellowjackets': 'I Like The Idea That These Women Aren't Likable Or Good People'
• Multi-Day Conference Aims To Provide Information On The Impact Of Alzheimer's & Dementia On The African American Community
• Sean Meloy Announces Run For Congress, Saying He Would Be Pennsylvania's First Openly Gay Member Of Congress If Elected
• Anonymous app offers support to veterans suffering with mental health
• 16-Year-Old Girl Rescued From Alleged Kidnapper By Flashing TikTok Hand Signal
• The Ones For Wellness - The Best Time Of Day To Work Out
• Pediatric nurse hasn't considered retirement after 50 years
• Knicks All-Star Julius Randle Pledges To Donate $500 For Every 3-Pointer To Bronx School
• Midtown Greenway Users Petition Minneapolis To Redo 'Crappy' Job
• Minnesota Marks End Of Veteran Homelessness In 13 Central Counties
• Police Supt. David Brown Recommends That Sergeant Involved In Anjanette Young Raid, Alex Wolinski, Be Fired From CPD
• 'You Can't Use Up Creativity': Maya Angelou Mural Unveiled At Chesapeake Arts Center
• Phillies Star Bryce Harper Named 2021 NL Hank Aaron Award Winner
• Cardona says "no need" for hybrid or remote learning after kids are vaccinated
• UPDATE: Gov. Gavin Newsom Says He Canceled Climate Summit Trip For Halloween With Kids
• Keller @ Large: How Sununu's Decision To Seek Re-Election Will Impact Sen. Hassan
• 'I'm Very Proud Of The Opportunity' Says First Latino Elected Mayor Of Mesquite
• Weld RE-4 School District Looking For Other Solutions To Booming Population & Lack Of Schools
• 'In-Store' Holiday Shopping Is Back, Retailers Say
• Experts: Want To Help Fight Climate Change? Plant A Tree, But Not A Palm Tree
• Miami Company Solves Supply Chain Issue By Going Back 'To Good Old Fashioned American-Made Manufacturing'
• More Than 300 Minnesota Lakes And Streams Added To 'Impaired Waters' List
• Long Island Write-In Candidate, Voters Sound Off On 'Corrupt System' Controlling State Judge Elections
• 'City Climb' Opens With Unobstructed Skyline Views At Hudson Yards
• New Deadly Form Of Fentanyl Is On The Streets In Allegheny County
• Pfizer Asks FDA to Authorize Booster Shot for All Adults
• Mountain Lion Seen Roaming In Morgan Hill Neighborhood
• Sonoma County Expands Flu Shot Requirement To Senior Care, In-Home Care Workers
• Police: 14-Year-Old Boy Shot Six Times In North Philadelphia
• Some Charges Dropped Against Pregnant Doral Teacher Heiry Calvi, Accused Of Inappropriate Relation With Teen
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Missing 14-Year-Old
• Lawmaker: 9 New York Online Sports Betting Sites Should Be Operational In Matter Of Months
• Masks Now Optional For All Public School Students In Miami-Dade
• Smugglers Abandon 8-Year-Old Guatemalan Boy At Texas Border Crossing, Tell Him 'Keep Walking'
• Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: Jurors See New Drone Video Of The Shooting Death Of Joseph Rosenbaum
• AAA: 2.9 Million Floridians To Travel For Thanksgiving; Rebounding To Near Pre-Pandemic Levels
• Breaking: Fire Ablaze At Storage Facility In Bellflower
• City Of Evanston Secures Agreements With Police, Firefighter Unions On COVID-19 Vaccination Mandate
• UPDATE: 'Find The Killers;' Jasper Wu's Mother Makes Desperate Plea After Toddler Killed By Stray Bullet On I-880
• Chicago Weather: Clearing Tuesday Night
• Sto-Rox High School Student Shot, Killed In McKees Rocks
• Newark Lead Service Pipe Replacement Project Expected To Be Done Years Ahead Of Schedule
• Woman Killed, Man Wounded In Drive-By Shooting In South LA
• Nation's First-Ever Esports Campus Opening In Philadelphia This Weekend
• What Does The Iconic Versailles Restaurant Mean To Miami?
• As U.S. Unemployment Rate Drops, Harlem Restaurant Owner Finds Promise In Younger Workforce
• Victim In Texas Cold Case Murder Was Teenager From Minnesota
• One Person Killed, Others Jump From Windows Of Burning Home In North Philadelphia
• Traverse City-Based Munson Healthcare Goes 'Red' To Care For COVID Patients
• Manchester United star receives MBE for his fight against child hunger
• Inside The State House: Hallways Empty, Offices Locked As Lawmakers Work From Home
• Boston's Chinatown Is Rebounding And Entrepreneurs Are Helping Lead The Way
• Fort Worth Zoo Welcomes Healthy, 255-Pound Baby Elephant 'Brazos'
• Sen. Schumer Jumps On Board Plan To Make Environmentally Friendly Changes To Troubled Cross Bronx Expressway
• Governor Walz Celebrates Opening Of Newly-Expanded 12.5-Mile Stretch Of Highway 14
• Open For Business: Ends Of The Earth Offers Cigar Enthusiasts Original Experience For Quick Respite From Reality
• Colorado Teachers Directed Students To Tape Masks To Faces, Investigation Reveals
• Americans Urged To Return To The U.S. From Haiti Due To Continued Unrest
• Cadillac Square Marketplace Featuring Local Small Businesses Opens November 10-December 31
• Police: Student Assaults Faculty Member At Westmoreland County Community College's Advanced Technology Center
• How The Feds Busted A Cocaine Pipeline With Ties To Mexico, Gary and Chicago
• Our favorite picks from Oprah's Favorite Things 2021 list, all available on Amazon
• Kmart Closing Its Last Michigan Store, Will Have Only Handful Of US Locations By Year's End
• Dodgers Holiday Festival Brings Ice Skating Rink To Center Field Starting Nov. 26
• Customers Frustrated Over Furniture Shipping Delays
• Youngest Injured Astroworld Victim, Dallas 9-Year-Old Ezra Blount, In Medically Induced Coma
• Murder Trial Of Alleged Serial Killer Billy Chemirmir Begins Monday With COVID-19 Precautions In Place
• Philadelphia's Wills Eye Hospital Leads Research For Recently FDA-Approved Treatment For Eye Disease Macular Degeneration
• Man Dies After Hit-And-Run At Rancho Cordova Intersection; Suspect Still Sought
• Man Charged With Stabbing His Father, Aunt To Death In Penn Township
• Investigation Ongoing After 12-Year-Old Dies In The Colony
• MTA, Broadway Stars Unite To Welcome Back Theatergoers
• CBS Evening News Pays Tribute To Veterans With 'Honoring Our Heroes' Series
• Haltom City Mom Susan Reynolds Accused Of Falsifying Children's Medical History, Soliciting Donations On Their Behalf
• 'Find The Killers': Jasper Wu's Mother Makes Desperate Plea After Toddler Killed By Stray Bullet On Highway
• Tastykake Expands Recall To Include Three Of Its Popular Krimpets
• Aaron Rodgers says he takes "full responsibility" for vaccine comments
• NYC Adding Mobile Vans, More Supply To Keep Up With High Demand For COVID Vaccines At City Schools
• BSO: Missing Oakland Park Man Jaytwan McNeal Was Murdered
• Women Veterans, Including Those Who Served In World Wars I And II, Honored At Central Park Ceremony
• Whistleblowers to play key role in enforcing vaccine rule
• Children In New York Who Get COVID Vaccine Eligible For College Scholarship Lottery
• Daunte Wright Shooting: Judge Overseeing Officer's Trial Allows Live Broadcasting
• Switched Before Birth: Couple Files Lawsuit Over Devastating IVF Mishap; 'It Was Truly My Hell'
• Howard County Preparing To Vaccinate Children Against COVID-19
• Baltimore County Officials Announce $5.2M Plan To Boost Bus Driver Pay, Remove Employment Barriers
• Patriots Add QB Jarrett Stidham To Active Roster From PUP List
• Trial Of Labor Union Leader John Dougherty, Councilman Bobby Henon Delayed After Juror Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Washington County Community Rallying To Support Nonprofit For Kids With Medical Conditions After Tornado Damages Kennels
• Massachusetts Reports 1,397 New COVID Cases, 24 Additional Deaths
• How the infrastructure bill could expand broadband access
• "Squid Game 2" is currently in the works, creator says
• 2 People Shot In Southampton Township Trailer Park, Neighbors Say Resident Had Restraining Order Against Ex-Boyfriend
• Profanity At Finish Disqualifies 2nd Place Michigan Runner
• Climate change conspiracies spreading rapidly during COP26
• Apple-1 Computer Goes Up For Auction, Bids Up To $600,000 Expected
• Carrollton Police Chase Of Wrong-Way Driver Ends With 3-Vehicle Crash In Garland
• Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: Prosecutors Rest Their Case; Will Rittenhouse Take The Stand?
• City Council Bill Would Make Streeteries Permanent In Philadelphia With Some Changes
• New Data Sheds Light On Chicago Police Officers Pointing Guns At People
• Sanitation Worker Injured In Hit-And-Run In Philadelphia's Parkside Section
• Motive For Stabbing At Turlock High School Still Unknown, Police Say
• 'Felt A Little Off': Man Recalls Moving From Front Of Stage With 9-Year-Old Son At Travis Scott Astroworld Concert
• Highmark Sweat And Spin Raising Money For 412 Food Rescue
• Michigan Department of Natural Resources Asking Anglers To Turn In Adipose Fin-Clipped Fish
• Crowd cheers female hockey goalie targeted by vulgar, sexist chants
• Volunteers Beautify West Philadelphia's 52nd Street Corridor Just In Time For Holidays
• Dallas Zoo Removes Vegetation From Giraffe Area As Precaution While Awaiting Lab Results On 2 Recent Deaths
• Where To Find The Cheapest Gas In Sacramento
• OSHA's vax rule is on hold. Employers urged to still comply.
• Hops For Hunger: Local Breweries Help Families Struggling With Food Insecurity
• About 4.4 Million SoCal Residents Expected To Travel For Thanksgiving
• Michigan House Leader Wants Earlier Elections To Fill Seats
• Pfizer asks FDA to authorize booster shot for all adults
• 'Lane Splitting', Dangerous Motorcycle Activity, Leads To Death Of Aurora Motorcyclist
• Odell Beckham Jr. Clears Waivers, Becomes Free Agent
• Kennedale Police Rescue Horse From Backyard Swimming Pool
• Gov. Newsom Makes 1st Public Appearance In Nearly 2 Weeks At Economic Summit
• UPDATE: Widespread Xfinity Cable, Internet Outages Reported Across Bay Area
• Drive-In Holiday Laser Show Returning To North Park
• Survey: Sacramento Homeless Tents Double Since 2019
• Howard County To Commit $2 Million For Bus Driver Bonuses
• Supreme Court Skeptical Of Texas Death Row Inmate's Prayer Demand During Execution
• Los Angeles Angels Have Reportedly Shown Interest In Eduardo Rodriguez
• Michigan Farmers To Receive Grants For Assistance With Specialty Crops
• No. 4 Maryland Routs Longwood 97-67 Without Injured Miller
• House January 6 committee subpoenas close Trump allies
• Gov. Ron Desantis Announces More Than $481 Million To Improve Water Quality Across Florida
• Feds: Billion-Dollar Bay Area Ponzi Scheme Funded Jet-Setting Lifestyle, Ownership Of Minor League Baseball Team
• Patriots Assistant Coaches Are Having Lots Of Fun With A Fart Machine
• Oakland Armored Truck Robbed At Gunpoint; Suspects Flee
• Two Years Ago This Week: CBS 2 First Reports On The Wrong Police Raid In Which Anjanette Young Was Handcuffed Naked
• Stockton Police Release Photos Of Vehicle Linked To Fatal Shooting Of 47-Year-Old
• Pfizer, BioNTech Seek FDA Authorization For COVID-19 Vaccine Booster For All Adults
• Elsa Segura Sentenced To Life In Prison For Aiding In Killing Of Monique Baugh
• Pennsylvania School Districts' Lawsuit Over State Funding Heads To Trial This Week
• Columbia Location Of THB Bagelry Will Give Out Free Bagels Nov. 18 To Mark 1-Year Anniversary
• Homicides In Detroit, 21 Other Cities Continue To Rise In 2021 But At Slower Pace, Report Says
• Rent & Utility Assistance To Continue For Renters In Tarrant County
• Uptown Public Safety Meeting
• Justices weigh case of Texas inmate who wants pastor to pray at execution
• Trump-endorsed Senate candidate denies estranged wife's allegations
• Superfan Gets Sixth Ravens Tattoo For Victory Over Vikings
• COVID-19 Outbreak Closes Greensburg Salem Middle School
• Drone video shows Rittenhouse fatally shooting man at close range
• Tatyana McFadden, Other Boston Marathon Wheelchair Champs Complete 6 World Majors In 9 Weeks
• Overturned Tractor Trailer Shuts Down MD 295 South At I-695 Outer Loop
• Man Stabbed During Confrontation In Santa Monica Vons Store Over Mask-Wearing
• Parkland Hospital Names Edmundo Castañeda New Executive Vice President
• Pittsburgh Researchers Find Young Adults Have Lowest Antibody Levels After COVID-19 Infection
• Elderly San Jose Man Struck By Motorist Succumbs To Injuries; 20th Pedestrian Fatality This Year
• Councilman Says Towson Starbucks Temporarily Closes Due To Crime; Company Says It's For 'Upgrades'
• Pathologist Says First Man Was Shot At Close Range In Kyle Rittenhouse Murder Trial
• NorCal Man Wanted For Capitol Insurrection Seeks Asylum in Belarus
• Heat's Markeiff Morris Gets Negative Reaction On Twitter After Nuggets Nikola Jokic Injures Him
• Police: Father Stabs Teen Son In The Back After Argument Over Chores
• Construction Underway In Benton Harbor For Lead Service Line Replacement
• Sununu rejects "debate and talk" of Senate, will run again for governor
• Officials Break Ground On Special Operations Command North HQ At Peterson Space Force Base
• Texas Tech To Hire Baylor's Joey McGuire As Coach
• Find Holiday Lights Displays Around Boston: Locations, Dates & Prices
• Travis Scott and organizers should have stopped Astroworld, fire chief says
• Penn State Suspends Lineman For Sideline Shove Of Maryland QB Taulia Tagovailoa
• Arby's Teams With Minneapolis Distillery Tattersall For Fry-Flavored Vodka
• Western Michigan District Cancels School Until Nov. 16
• WJZ's Furever Friend: Get To Know Duchess
• Food Bank Of The Rockies Asks For Donations, Volunteers
• How Will Florida Benefit From Infrastructure Bill? Here's What The White House Says The SunShine State Will Get
• Man Taken To Hospital After Being Found Shot In Car In North Sacramento
• I-Team: Former Member Of Twelve Tribes Religious Group Alleges Emotional Abuse
• Suspected Drug Dealer To Career Criminals Jailed In San Jose
• Contra Costa DA Charges 3 Pittsburg Men Suspected In 25 Armed Robberies
• Florida COVID-19 Hospitalizations Up Slightly
• Boy "fighting for his life" after he was trampled at Astroworld, lawyers say
• Travis Scott says he'll cover funeral expenses for Astroworld victims
• Terin Stately Sentenced To 7 Years For Killing Boyfriend
• Eagles Partnering With Leveling The Playing Field To Bring Warehouse Offering Sports Equipment For Those In Need
• 'Quantum Leap' Star Dean Stockwell Dies At 85
• Minnesota Accepting Public Comments On Adequacy Of Mining Rules
• 'Dedicated, Trusted & Valued,' Memorial Held For 9 BSO Employees Who Died From COVID-19
• Supply Chain Issues: 'There Really Are Problems Everywhere,' Even For Small Companies
• FBI Offers Reward In 2017 Killing Of Lansing-Area Man
• Police Searching For Suspects Following Armed Robbery, Carjacking Spree In Woodbury
• Colleyville Heritage High Principal James Whitfield Announces 'Delayed' Resignation
• Crane Crashed Down Onto Hollywood Hills Home
• Body Found In Lake Michigan Identified As Missing Man Oribi Kontein
• Feds Propose Threatened Status For Alligator Snapping Turtle
• Comcast Outage Hitting Tri-State-Residents, Interrupting Xfinity Service Nationwide
• GIANT Food Donates 1,000 Turkeys To Food Bank Of Delaware
• ERCOT Holding Town Hall Meetings To Address Power Grid Concerns Before Winter
• Tractor-Trailer Driver Says He Swerved To Avoid Raccoon Before Crashing Into Lynn Home, 4 Cars And Utility Pole
• Man Robbed At Gunpoint Outside Rivers Casino
• US Senate Candidate Sean Parnell Denies Estranged Wife's Abuse Allegations
• 2 Firefighters Among The Injured In Brooklyn Building Blaze
• Comcast Xfinity Blames 'Network Issue' For Massive Internet Outage Across Chicago Area And The U.S.
• Pandemic Holiday Travel 2.0: How To Navigate Thanksgiving This Year
• New Law Could End Confusion In Michigan Over Flint Name
• Drake Issues First Statement On Astroworld Tragedy That Claimed 8 Lives: 'My Heart Is Broken'
• Salem Parents Excited For Kids To Get COVID Shot At School Clinic: 'It Was Easy'
• General Electric Splitting Into 3 Companies Focused On Aviation, Healthcare And Energy
• Miami Weather: Cool Morning Gives Way To Warm Afternoon
• Route 495 North Crash Leaves Driver Dead After 5-Vehicle Pileup In Raynham
• Browns Hit With COVID-19 Outbreak Ahead Of Patriots Game, With Nick Chubb And Three Other Players Testing Positive
• Federal Judge Upholds United Airlines' Employee COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
• Oak Cliff To Break Ground On New Affordable Housing Rental Community
• Accused Capitol rioter seeks political asylum in Belarus
• Weak Atmospheric River Gives Some Relief To Drought Stricken North Bay
• Three Of Texas' 10 Most Wanted Offenders, Including Child Rapists, And Gang Member Arrested
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 4,021 New Cases, 77 Additional Deaths
• Black Friday 2021: Your ultimate guide to deals and sales
• Arkansas Removed From Chicago's COVID-19 Travel Advisory
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 261 New Cases, 6 More Deaths
• Driver Critically Hurt In South Ozone Park Crash
• Why Are Sunrises And Sunsets So Vibrant Lately?
• Lakers Legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Rips Aaron Rodgers Over COVID Vaccine Debacle
• Montgomery Blair Student Accused Of Stabbing Classmate Will Be Charged As An Adult, Police Say
• USPS Audit Of Baltimore-Area Post Offices Details Mail Delayed By Months, Inaccurate Reporting
• Red Sox Among Teams That Watched Justin Verlander Throw On Monday
• Police: Man Shot By Suspects Wearing Ski Masks In Southfield Carjacking
• Dropkick Murphys Announce 2022 'St. Patrick's Day Tour' With 4 Boston Concerts
• Amid Miami-FSU Week, Coach Manny Diaz Reveals A Tie That Binds Programs
• McKeesport Police Searching For Missing Man Raymond Bailey
• First Images From NASA Satellite Which Tracks Climate Changes Released
• High School Football Returning To Fenway Park With Four Games During Thanksgiving Week
• Itasca Co. Officials Seek Help Locating 48-Year-Old Woman
• Chicago Carjacking Suspects Arrested In Oak Lawn After Being Pursued 33 Miles From Gary
• Juan Granados Sentenced To 50 Years In Prison For Murder, Sexual Assault Of Ex-Wife, Nancy Bustos
• Officer On Leave For Missing Vaccination Deadline Dies From COVID-19 At Hospital In Manteca
• Indictment Unsealed In Case Of Dr. William Spencer, Suffolk County Legislator Accused In Pills-For-Sex Scheme
• Firefighter Injured In Natural Gas Explosion At Dallas Apartments Being Released From Hospital
• Cat Tests Positive For Bubonic Plague In Evergreen
• Storied General Electric to split into 3 public companies
• High school student found days after going missing on school trip
• 7 Years Ago Today Denver's High Was 69, Then Temps Dropped 83 Degrees Over 5 Days
• Ladies Of Virtue Celebrates 10 Years Of Serving City's Black Girls
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 448 New Cases, 11 New Deaths Reported
• Biden Vax-Test Mandate Covers Government Workers In Michigan
• Tension mounts as soldiers and migrants mass at Belarus-Poland border
• Historic Bighorn Sheep Herd To Be Celebrated During Festival In Georgetown Saturday
• Stanford Study Finds Driving To The Basket Elevates Chances Of An ACL Tear
• Pritzker Signs COVID-19 Amendment To Illinois Health Care Right Of Conscience Haw
• Parents Facing Childcare Crisis As 156 Sacramento Daycare Centers Folded During Pandemic
• Juan Carlos Vazquez Wanted For Opening Fire On Officer In Angeles National Forest
• Baltimore Museum Of Industry Sells Out Of Medallions Made From Old Domino Sugars Sign
• 57 million pounds of pandemic-related plastics polluting the ocean
• CPD Officers Sprayed With Chemical Irritant While Trying To Break Up Fight In East Garfield Park
• Denver Weather: Another Storm Will Miss The Front Range, Snow Guaranteed In The Mountains
• Randy Moss Thinks Patriots Could Be Good Fit For Odell Beckham Jr.
• 'Wheelchaired Vandal' Sought After Fire Set At Pulse Memorial In Orlando
• Thieves Ransack Apartments Of Bronx Residents Displaced By Deadly High-Rise Fire
• Missing Limbs Not Stopping Kids From Participating In Sports, Learning Life Skills
• Oscar Pistorius up for parole, but he must meet with victim's parents
• NFL Playoff Picture: Patriots Part Of Mix After Week 9 Thanks To Stellar Record Against AFC
• 'Oklahoma!' At Orpheum Theatre
• Whistleblower Gets $24M In Hyundai-Kia Engine Recall Case
• School Leaders In 3 Colorado Districts Wrestle With Staffing Shortages, Cancel Classes On Friday
• Deputy dies after she was shot responding to domestic dispute
• Man, 19, Charged In Curtis Bay Murder, Baltimore Police Say
• New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu Not Running For US Senate, Will Seek 4th Term As Governor
• Revolution Sign Gustavo Bou To Two-Year Contract Extension
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• Mariners' Church To Hold Annual Observance Of Fitzgerald Shipwreck
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• 'It's Very Frustrating': Despite Good Moments, Vikings Can't Sustain Early Game Success
• Texas Woman, Donna Wasson, Pleads Guilty To COVID Unemployment Fraud
• Vacant Sacramento Home Vandalized And New Owners Can't Sell
• GOP congressman gets threats after backing infrastructure bill
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• Taxi Drivers To Celebrate Debt Relief Deal Outside City Hall
• Federal Probe Into Surfside Condo Collapse Gaining Steam
• Maryland Weather: Another Great November Day
• White House: US Will Discuss Michigan Pipeline With Canada
• 17-Year-Old Charged In West Town Carjacking
• Walnut Creek Man Arrested For Allegedly Fatally Stabbing Mother
• Broadway Audiences 12 And Older Must Now Be Fully Vaccinated
• Robinhood says data breach impacts 7 million customers
• Nikola Jokic Ejected After He Retaliates For Flagrant Foul, Injures Miami Heat's Markieff Morris
• 16-Year-Old Bahsil Garrison Killed In West Philadelphia Double Shooting, Police Say
• Winless Lions Starting Over In Second Half
• North Texan & Former Marine Trevor Reed Said To Be On Hunger Strike In Prison In Russia
• Thanksgiving 2021: List Of Restaurants For Takeout Dinners, Meal Kits and Pies
• Colorado Firefighters Address Crowd Safety At Concerts
• 1 Hurt In Brooklyn Park Shooting
• State House Remains Closed To Public Due To COVID Restrictions
• Clean Speech Illinois Program Seeks To Teach Civil Discourse In A Time Of Polarization; 'Our Whole Society Is At Stake'
• True Crime: Explosive New Details Emerge 40 Years After The Death Of Natalie Wood
• Report: State Farm Doesn't Support Some Of Aaron Rodgers' Statements, But Respects His Right To Make A Choice
• Dave Chappelle, Justin Bieber Spotted At Minneapolis' Lotus Restaurant Over The Weekend
• Photo Released Of Suspect In Kensington Shooting That Killed 28-Year-Old
• Nikola Jokic, Markieff Morris Fracas Mars Nuggets' 113-96 Win Over Heat
• 'Millennial Farmer' Gives His Nearly 1M YouTube Subscribers A Glimpse At Life In Rural Minnesota
• Marlana Mogensen, 66, Killed In McLeod County Crash
• Will Texas secede? Ted Cruz says if "things become hopeless"
• Dr. Oz Asks Dr. Sampson Davis How To Tell The Difference Between Back Pain And A Kidney Stone
• MLS Playoffs: Revolution To Host Atlanta United-New York City FC Winner On Nov. 30
• Raiders release Damon Arnette over video of him threatening someone with gun
• Cassius Marsh Denies Taunting, Referee Tony Corrente Denies Hip-Checking Player After Wild, Controversial Bears-Steelers Monday Night Game
• Proposed Hollywood Condo Complex Draws Controversy
• "Time is short" as U.S. races to avert all-out civil war in Ethiopia
• Drake says his "heart is broken" after deadly crowd surge at festival
• Two couples swap babies after IVF mix-up
• "Tank taxi" offers fun and unique rides — though not the smoothest
• Rep. Paul Gosar tweet of animation of attacks on AOC, Biden draws fire
• Dr. Oz Help! I Have This Weird Pain: What Does It Mean?
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• How climate change threatens pregnant women
• True Crime: Explosive New Details Emerge 40 Years After The Death Of Natalie Wood
• Facing Rider, Driver Shortages, Metro Transit Announces Cuts To Service
• 3 Women Arrested After Wicker Park Carjacking Leads To Police Chase On Expressway
• Five Vehicles Involved In Crash On Rt. 28
• Animal Control Company Warns Of Pet Poisonings In East Metro
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• Mike Tomlin Wins 150th Game As Steelers Head Coach
• COVID: UCSF Health Expert Optimistic Vaccines, Boosters Will Prevent Surge In Cases This Winter
• Father Thomas Federline, Priest From Greensburg Diocese, Dies
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• New Mural Debuts On Riverwalk To Celebrate Black Pittsburghers
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• Climate change conspiracies spread rapidly on social media during COP26
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• SpaceX Crew-2 astronauts return to Earth after 199-day mission
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• Puerto Rico praised for successful COVID vaccine rollout
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• Embryo mix-up leads to two women birthing each other's baby
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