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• Exclusive: New Video Shows Heidi Planck In Downtown LA Less Than An Hour After She Was Last Seen
• Colorado ICU Nurse: Many COVID Patients Still Don't Believe Virus Is Real, Blame Hospital For Illness: 'They're Calling You A Murderer'
• Traffic Returns As Holiday Season Approaches
• Great-Grandfather, 78, Killed In Latest Fatal Hit-And-Run Across Region
• Popular Sacramento Pool Hall Reopens After ADA Lawsuit
• Lakers Come Back In Another OT Thriller To Beat Heat, 120-117
• Harry Styles Concert Brings Largest G1C Crowd Since Start Of Pandemic
• Wiggins Scores 35, Warriors Defeat T-Wolves For 10th Win Of Season
• In-N-Out Burger Courted By Florida Governor After Not Enforcing Vaccine Rules In Some Areas Of California
• Belmont Police Announce 4 Arrests In 2019 Killing Of Carlmont HS Student Mohammad Othman
• Large Electric Car Charging Station Opens At Valley Fair Mall
• Minnesota Veteran With ALS Learns To Drive Wheelchair With His Eyes
• Thomas Hamner Of Colorado Charged In Connection To Jan. 6 Riot At U.S. Capitol
• Murray Scores 26, Spurs Hit 18 3s To Blitz Kings 136-117
• Former Youth Services Center Being Considered For Housing Homeless
• School Closings: Administration Login
• $50,000 Reward Offered For Help Solving Cold Case Of Dorothy Goroshko, Missing Since 1975
• Andrew Cuomo Sexual Harassment Investigation Transcripts Released
• With Grocery Prices Rising, Here's How To Make The Most Of Your Thanksgiving Budget
• Celebrate The Holidays With Non-Stop Christmas Music On KOSI 101.1
• 'I Could Not Stop The Corruption': Opa-Locka Mayor Matthew Pigatt Resigns During Commission Meeting
• Heavy Experimental Band Celebrates New Album on Both Sides of the Bay
• Man Found Dead On Downtown St. Paul Sidewalk
• New Survey Finds Only 8% Of Manhattan Workers Back In Offices Fulltime
• 1 Killed, Man Arrested After 90 Minute-Long Crime Spree Across Aurora & Denver
• University Of Chicago Graduate Who Was Shot And Killed In Robbery Is Identified As Dennis Shaoxiong Zheng; Vigil Held At Site Of His Murder
• 3 South Hills Communities To Sue PennDOT To Halt I-79 Bridge Toll Project
• Chicago Weather: Wet And Windy Thursday
• Public School 166 In Astoria To Go Fully Remote For 10 Days Following COVID-19 Outbreak
• Olivia Cobbins Says She Came To The Harvey Police Department To Fight Corruption, But Now She Has Quit In Disgust
• Kyle Rittenhouse Defense Team Seeks Mistrial, Accusing Prosecutors Of 'Impropriety' While Questioning Rittenhouse On Stand
• Jayson Tatum Helps Celtics Beat Raptors, 104-88
• Freeman-Liberty Lifts DePaul Past Coppin State
• Multiple Cops Face Possible Suspension Or Termination For Role In Botched Raid On Anjanette Young's Home
• Chicago Park District Board Chair Avis LaVelle Resigns Amid Lifeguard Sex Abuse Scandal
• Alleged Hazing Incident At Wall High School Under Investigation
• Shots Fired After Suspects Tail TV Host Terrence J To His Sherman Oaks Home, Attempt To Rob Him At Gunpoint
• Radio Host Maze Jackson Carjacked In South Loop: 'I Was In A Complete State Of Shock'
• Residents Second Guessing Living In Pricey Edgewater Because Of Rising Rent & Flooding Problems
• Man In Serious Condition After Minneapolis Shooting
• Gov. Hochul: 100,000 COVID Vaccines Administered In New York In 24 Hours
• 'Renaissance': Beloved Mountain Biking Trails Bringing New Life To The Iron Range
• Deptford Police Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Left Ryan Harley Fighting For Life, His Loved Ones 'Broken'
• Kyle Rittenhouse Takes The Stand At Trial: 'I Didn't Do Anything Wrong'
• Bicyclist Flown To Hospital After Being Hit By Driver Of Tractor-Trailer
• 'We've Got To Keep Up': President Biden Touts Infrastructure Bill During Visit To Port Of Baltimore
• Oakland Police Investigating Shooting That Injured Woman in Front of Fox Theater
• How Will President Biden's Trillion Dollar Infrastructure Bill Impact Maryland?
• Spacex Launches 4 Astronauts To International Space Station
• 'It's A Wonderful Way To Be A Blessing': First Fruits Farm Looking For Volunteers This Holiday Season
• 'It's So Heartbreaking': Body Of Missing University Of Alabama Student Identified As 20-Year-Old From Mount Airy
• FBI Joins Search For Missing 10-Year-Old Philadelphia Girl Qadr Williams
• Dalvin Cook's Ex-Girlfriend Sues Over Alleged Abuse; RB Says 'I'm The Victim'
• Recent Rains, New Fish Ladder Set To Aid Salmon Populations On Alameda Creek – 'It's Really A Miracle'
• Veterans Day 2021: Freebies & Deals For Veterans & Military
• Boulder Apartment Fire Victims Wanting To Get Belongings Left Frustrated
• Police Arrest Mother After Infant Found Dead During Minneapolis Welfare Check
• Ball, LaVine Lead Bulls Past Mavericks
• White Sox' Liam Hendriks Named American League Reliever Of The Year For Second Year In A Row
• NIU Tops Ball State With John Richardson's Game-Winning Field Goal
• DMV To Expand Commercial Driver Testing Slots, Hoping To Relieve Port Backlog
• Flyers' Offense Silent In 3-0 Loss To Maple Leafs
• Boston Parents Hope Vaccines Will Keep Kids In School
• MSU And U Of M Sanctioning Staff, Students Who Do Not Comply With Vaccine Mandates
• I-Team Investigates Mysterious Disappearance Of North Texas Teen Caleb Diehl
• One Year After Approval, Proposal N Reaching Detroit Neighborhoods
• 13-Year-Old Girl Walking Dog Struck By Vehicle In West Oak Lane, Philadelphia Police Say
• Gov. Whitmer, 8 Other State Governors Push For Congress To Address Chip Shortage
• Detroit Police Department Announces Changes To Eliminate Corruption In Towing Industry
• SpaceX Sends New Crew To International Space Station
• New Jersey State Senator-Elect Edward Durr Meets With CAIR After Offensive Anti-Muslim Tweet
• Colorado Hospitals To Choose Whether To Opt Into Crisis Standards Of Care
• Gunshot Detection System Lands Arrest Of Gang Member In Sacramento County
• Boston Faith Leaders Call For End To Violence Against Police Officers
• Garcetti Set To Return To LA On Sunday After Isolating In Scotland Following Positive COVID Test
• Court Overturns School Mask Mandate, Wolf Administration Files Appeal
• Federal Judge Rules Texas Can't Ban Mask Mandates In Schools
• COVID Business: New Executive Director Hopes to Change Image of San Francisco's Union Square
• Suspect At Large After Natomas Bank Robbery
• University Of Florida Appeals in COVID-19 Refund Case
• Denver Panel On Psilocybin Mushrooms Releases Recommendations On Decriminalization
• New Jersey Gym Owner Sentenced To Over 3 Years In Prison For Punching Officer During Capitol Riot
• Lathrop Turns To TV Ad To Recruit Officers For New Police Department
• Cowboys NFL Hall Of Famer Cliff Harris Celebrates His Father's Purple Heart On Veterans Day
• TSA Workers Facing COVID Vaccination Deadline Right Before Thanksgiving Holiday Travel
• COVID: Santa Clara County Urges All Adults To Receive Boosters Ahead Of Holidays
• Tennessee 'Will Hang In A Lot Longer Than Expected' Against Georgia: CBS Sports' Brian Jones Previews Matchups
• Man 'Likely Died From Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound' To Head At Burbank Firing Range, Police Say
• Human Trafficking Bust: 67 Migrants Found In Box Truck In West Texas
• Amtrak To Require Reservations On Pacific Surfliner Trains Over Thanksgiving
• State Senator Diana DiZoglio Calls For Plan To Reopen State House To Public
• Bay Area Inflation Fears Rise Along With Price of Goods
• Tuskegee Airman From North Texas To Be Honored On Veterans Day
• Two Suspects Apprehended, One At Large In Attempted Carjacking In Wilmette
• Drunken Driver Arrested After Crashing Through Gate Of Indiana State Prison, State Police Say
• Drought Emergency Has Some LA Residents Curbing Their Water Consumption
• Back To Breastfeeding: Some Moms Opt For Antibody Benefits In Breastmilk
• Ryan Reavis Agrees To Plead Guilty To Charge Connected To Mac Miller's Overdose Death
• Homeless Shelter Opens Near Midtown's 'Billionaires' Row' Despite Protests
• In Texas AG Race, George P. Bush Criticizes Ken Paxton's Character, Handling Of Abortion Law
• Foundation for Women Warriors Helps Empower Female Veterans
• Wrigley Field Crews Getting Grounds Ready For Northwestern Wildcats Game With Purdue
• Man Accused Of Exploiting Pittsburghers In Romanian Puppy Scam Pleads Guilty
• Metropolitan Water District of Southern California GM and CEO Discusses Drought Emergency
• UPDATE: Theranos Investor Describes How Relationship with Holmes Soured Over Time
• At Least $80,000 Worth Of Items Stolen From Upper East Side Givenchy Store In Smash-And-Grab Robbery
• Inflation Hits 30-Year High: Prices Rise From The Pantry To The Pump
• NYPD: 22-Month-Old Who Died In June Had Ingested Cocaine Laced With Fentanyl, Death Ruled Homicide
• Crew member files first lawsuit over "Rust" movie set shooting
• LA Health Officials Confirm First Flu-Related Death Of Season
• Experts Worry About Southland COVID-19 Surge As Holidays And Colder Weather Approach
• Suspect Charged With September Freeway Murder
• Minnesota Becomes 3rd State To Require Paid Breaks For Nursing Moms To Pump Breast Milk
• Rookie WR Rashod Bateman Showing Why Ravens Drafted Him
• Music Students At Montclair State Learning From Jazz Legend Wynton Marsalis
• Converted Bus Brings Fresh, Healthy Groceries To Twin Cities Food Deserts: 'If Your Belly's Full, You're Happy'
• Lawyers For Ex-Raider Henry Ruggs III Argue To Block Medical Records Release In Fatal DUI Case
• Denver Public Schools Cancels Class For A Day To 'Rest, Recharge & Rejuvenate'
• Retired San Francisco 49er Dennis Brown Turns Focus to Helping Community
• Midtown Sacramento Business Serves Up Holiday Dinners For Thanksgiving
• Driver Charged In Crash That Killed Sharon Man On Route 1 Released From Jail
• Police: Washington County Man Leads Trooper On Chase With 5-Year-Old In Backseat
• Child, Woman Dead After Being Struck By Vehicle In Philadelphia's West Oak Lane Section, Police Say
• Colorado Man, Thomas Hamner, Charged & In Custody For Alleged Actions During Jan. 6 Capitol Riot
• Food Prices Rise As Thanksgiving Approaches
• High risk of measles outbreak after 22 million babies missed vaccine in 2020
• New York AG releases transcripts from Cuomo harassment investigation
• 'You Brought Me Back Home': Boston Marathon Runner Thanks First Responders Who Saved Her Life
• Matt's Maker Space Opens Location At UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital
• Tomb of the Unknown Soldier opens to public for first time in nearly a century
• Veterans Honored At Ceremonies In Rockland And Westchester County: 'We Will Never Forget You'
• 2 CTA Blue Line Stations Features New Art Work Part Of Ongoing Program
• 'Shut The F*** Up': A Wicker Park Woman Robbed At Gunpoint Tells Her Harrowing Tale
• Ryan Reavis Agrees To Plead Guilty For Role In Mac Miller's Fatal Overdose
• Study: Roseville Among Best U.S. Cities For Military Retirees In 2021
• `Rust' Crew Member Sues Baldwin, Producers Over Fatal Prop Gun Shooting
• Versailles Celebrates 50 Years!
• City of Washington Police Department Dealing With COVID-19 Outbreak
• Dozens Of Volunteers Surprise Colorado Veteran With Yard Work & Playground
• Man who dealt fentanyl that killed Mac Miller to plead guilty
• Judge Denies LA Police Union Request For TRO Against Vaccine Mandate
• Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald Requests All Businesses Require COVID-19 Vaccinations
• 'This Spike Is Bad': Several Key COVID Metrics At The Highest Levels Yet This Year
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• Former Federal Prosecutor Says Rittenhouse Trial Prosecution May Be Hoping For Mistrial Without Prejudice, So They Can Start Over
• Judge Bruce Schroeder Repeatedly Scolds Prosecutor In Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: 'It's Not A Good Day For The Prosecutor,' Legal Analyst Irv Miller Says
• Cherry Creek North Rings In The Holidays With Winter Wanderland
• Governor Polis Joins Others In Effort To Move Cannabis Industry Into Banking System
• Union City Man Charged With Shooting at Occupied Homes
• Huntington Joins Communities Across Country Restricting Gas-Powered Leaf Blowers Over Pollution Concerns
• Report: Possible Lightning Strike Causes Massive House Fire In Plano
• Law Enforcement Takes Part In Simulated Motorcade Attack
• Bush House Hotel In Quakertown Condemned, Evacuated Due To Health And Safety Violations
• Police Searching For Suspect Who Allegedly Opened Fire On Another Car In Center City In October
• Pittsburgh Leaders And Gun Owners Split After State Senate Approves 2 Firearms Bills
• Feds Sue Uber For Overcharging People with Disabilities By Using 'Wait Time' Fees
• Gwynnda The Good Wheel Of The West Breaks Trash Collection Record
• Long Island Veterans' Halls Struggling To Stay Open After Losing Money During Pandemic
• Former South Dade Senior High School Band Teacher Andrew Zweibel Accused Of Sex With Student
• 103-Year-Old World War II Veteran Celebrates Marine Corps' Birthday In Greensburg
• Experts Offer Savings Tips As Labor Department Reports Highest Inflation Rate In 31 Years
• 'Tiger King' Star Carole Baskin Sues Netflix Over Sequel
• Florida Man Who Beat, Stabbed Dog Will Serve 10 Years In Prison
• FHP IDs Driver Accused Of Causing Fatal Crash Involving Several Vehicles, Including School Bus
• Here's Why Groceries Keep Getting More Expensive
• Stabbing, Deadly Hit-And-Run Suspect In Custody Following Fort Worth Police Chase, SWAT Standoff In Subdivision
• Police Search For Missing 1 Year Old Jaclyn 'Angel' Dobbs After Her Mother, Ja'nya Murphy, Was Found Murdered
• CBS2 Gets Behind-The-Scenes Look At Radio City Rockettes' Preparations For Christmas Spectacular
• Vice Principal at Sacramento High School Fed Up After Being Targeted With Racist Graffiti
• Veterans Day Spotlight: Assistant Miami Beach Police Chief Paul Acosta Served His Country & Now Serves His Community
• 'Kids Need To Find Connections,' Lynn History Teacher Eugene Schultz Gains TikTok Fame Sharing His Passion
• Team USA To Play In 3-On-3 Basketball Tournament In Miami
• Islanders Fan Takes Issue With Apparent Lack Of Handicapped Parking At New UBS Arena
• Livermore, Pleasanton Police Break Up Catalytic Converter Theft Ring After 11-Month Investigation
• Billy Crystal Returning To Broadway In 'Mr. Saturday Night'
• 'It's Been Crazy,' Turkey Shortages, Supply Chain Issues Impacting Thanksgiving Meals
• Gov. DeSantis Education Budget Proposal Includes Increases In Teacher Pay, Student Spending
• US Senator Marco Rubio Holds Veterans Day Event At FIU
• AP Source: Jake Corman, Top Republican In Pennsylvania's Senate, To Run For Governor
• New Study Reveals Extent Of Mental Health Crisis Among North Texas Kids & Teens
• DOC NYC film festival returns: Check out these highlights
• Keller @ Large: NFL Fine Unlikely To Deter Aaron Rodgers' Misinformation Campaign
• American Heart Association Raising Awareness About Challenges Facing Female Service Members
• Heavy Law Enforcement, Security Presence For Fort Lauderdale's Tortuga Music Festival
• Shots Fired In Revere As Troopers Attempt To Stop Car; Suspect In Custody
• Cowboys Sign Former CFL Kicker Lirim Hajrullahu With Greg Zuerlein On COVID-19 Protocol
• LA Philharmonic Announces First Details Of 2022 Season Including July 4 Concert With Steve Martin And Martin Short
• New Video Shows Chaos Unfold During Olde Town Arvada Shooting In June
• DOJ sues Uber for overcharging disabled people
• Santa Rosa Police Search for 2 Armed Suspects Who Robbed Bank Wednesday Morning
• Miami Beach Man Charged With Attempted Sexual Battery
• Pfizer To Ask FDA To Approve Its COVID-19 Booster For All Adult Americans, Regardless Of Brand Used For Initial Shot
• Islamic Advocacy Organization Advises Muslim-Owned Business to Stay Vigilant After Series of Burglaries
• New Study Finds COVID-19 Antibodies Present In Breast Milk Of Moms
• New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney Concedes Race To Republican Edward Durr
• Arrest Warrant Issued For Zechariah Myles In The Murder Of Melanie Yates, Young Mother Killed By Stray Bullet
• 3 Consecutive Life Sentences Handed Down To Shankar Hangud, Roseville Man Convicted In Quadruple Killing
• Federal Jury Begins Deliberations In John Dougherty, Bobby Henon Bribery, Corruption Trial
• New Lounge For Military Members Opens At Pittsburgh International Airport
• Deadly Center City Shooting at LOVE Park Has Residents Feeling Unsafe: 'It Doesn't Feel The Same'
• Former Philadelphia Priest Previously Accused Of Sex Abuse Pleads Guilty To Lying To FBI
• Hurley's Picks: What Is Tom Brady's Problem With NFL's 17-Game Season?
• President Joe Biden Attends Funeral For Former Delaware Gov. Ruth Ann Minner
• Arden Arcade Deadly Hit-And-Run Suspect Arrested, Claimed His Car Was Stolen
• New Jersey Mother Yuhwei Chou Facing Murder Charges After Children Found Dead In Backseat
• Get Ready To See Your Natural Gas Bill Take A Big Jump This Winter
• New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney Concedes To Republican Newcomer Edward Durr
• Judge OKs $626 Million Settlement In Flint Water Litigation
• Report: Sonoma County Sheriff's Detectives Search Former Windsor Mayor Dominic Foppoli's Home
• Chemirmir Defense Lawyer Phillip Hayes Arrested On Solicitation of Prostitution Charge
• Pennsylvania Court Throws Out Gov. Tom Wolf's School Mask Mandate
• ICU Nurse: Many Patients Still Don't Believe COVID Is Real, Blame Hospital For Illness: 'They're Calling You A Murderer'
• Mylar Balloon Knocks Out Power To Thousands In Costa Mesa, Newport Beach
• Pausing To Remember Kristallnacht, 'The Night Of Broken Glass' So Nobody Ever Forgets
• Massachusetts Reports 1,745 New COVID Cases, 20 Additional Deaths
• Maryland Weather: Cold Front & Showers On The Way
• Extremely Rare Black-Footed Ferret Strikes Out On His Own, Visits Pueblo West Homeowner
• More Information Still Sought By Detectives In September Citrus Heights Homicide
• Man Crushed To Death By Van In Moorhead, Police Say
• Acting Boston Mayor Kim Janey Delivers Farewell Address
• DHS flags uptick in online activity by al Qaeda, ISIS affiliates
• Convicted Sex Offender Taken Into Custody In Pittsburgh After Escaping Treatment Center
• 9 'Aussie' Shepherd Puppies Up For Adoption With The MSPCA
• Health Department Shares Data On Schools In Free COVID-19 Testing Program
• New COVID Vaccine Protocols Take Effect At Ball Arena & Paramount Theatre
• Cheltenham Police Searching For Armed Man Who Impersonated Police Officer During Walmart Robbery
• Stockton Woman Arrested For Allegedly Stabbing Mother To Death
• Group Proposes To Transform Cooley High Into A Community Hub
• Sequoia National Park Partially Reopening After Big Fire
• Person Of Interest Turns Himself In After Hit-And-Run That Killed 6-Year-Old In Dearborn
• St. Cloud Police: Rochester Teen Arrested For Robbing 78-Year-Old Woman
• Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan Announces Appointments To Work Groups
• United Way Offering Free Tax Prep, Volunteers Needed
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 5,269 New Cases, Nearly 200 Additional Deaths
• Boston Mayor-Elect Michelle Wu Announces Team To Address 'Mass And Cass' Health Crisis
• Chicago Police Officer Wore Punisher Skull On Uniform During 2019 Incident
• Teen In Custody 'Strongly Believed' To Be Connected To Woodbury Crime Spree
• Chicago Weather: Rain Returns Before Snow Flurries This Weekend
• Rosie, Hippo Born At L.A. Zoo, Leaves For Walt Disney World's Animal Kingdom In Florida For Potential Breeding Match
• Trent Brown Returns, But Damien Harris, Rhamondre Stevenson, Gunner Olszewski Absent From Patriots Practice
• Clear Creek Canyon Closed Due To Collision, Fuel Spill
• Dallas Man Attacked By Unknown Assailants In Late Night Shooting
• Fort Worth City Councilman Cary Moon Running For Texas House
• Vallejo Man Arrested In Armed Robbery, Carjacking At San Francisco Mission District Business
• UPDATE: Marin County Sheriff Shares Photo of Man Sought During Novato Shelter-in-Place Order
• Recount Ordered For Statewide Commonwealth Court Race
• Brian Burns Thinks Mac Jones' Play Was 'Some Bull,' Wishes 'Happy Hunting' On Patriots' QB
• Brotherly Love: Free Karate Class For Those With Special Needs Continues To Thrive
• Baltimore's Inner Harbor Ice Rink Opens November 12
• Car Crashes Into Land Park Pizzeria; No Injuries Reported
• MSP: Stranded Motorist Injured After Jumping Out Of Car, Striking Moving Vehicle On I-94
• Suspect Accused Of Stealing From Target In Southwest Plaza, Pepper Spraying Customer
• Denver Changes Garbage Truck Routes For First Time In 15 Years
• "Clear difference": Farmers share what's driving higher Thanksgiving food costs
• Building a balanced diet with healthy dietary fats
• Boy uses "Make-A-Wish" to feed the homeless
• Driver Dies After Crashing Into Semi Near Nowthen
• Puppy Stolen At Gunpoint In Prince George's County, Police Say
• Union Station Briefly Partially Evacuated Following Bomb Threat
• Ravens Can Keep Control Of AFC North With Win Over Miami
• Rivian's splashy IPO makes it more valuable than Ford and GM
• Fort Lauderdale Looks Forward To Holiday Travel Tourists
• Deputies: Pittsburgh Attorney Arrested For Dropping His Pants After Suspenders Set Off Metal Detectors
• Homeless Woman's Death In Sacramento Being Investigated As Homicide
• Matthew McConaughey says he opposes vaccine mandates for kids
• Baltimore County To Host Town Hall Wednesday On ARPA Funding Spending
• Mike Tyson Credits Psychedelic Compound Psilocybin For Turning His Life Around: 'Helps Me Reach Highest Potential'
• Crew Dragon astronauts launch for busy 6 months in space
• Public Radio Station WYPR Has Officially Acquired Indie Music Station WTMD
• Henry Ford Early College Offers Free Program To Jump Start Wayne County High School Students Medical Career
• New Tricks For Old Dogs: SF-Based Muttville Urges Senior Pet Adoption During November
• Office Of Attorney General Receives Over $833K To Address Hate Crimes In Maryland
• Jeremy Pearson Arrested In Nevada After Girlfriend Cassandra Tomes Found Stabbed To Death In Her Corona Home
• Side Effects For Kids' COVID Vaccine? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Court Will Take New Look At Masks In Michigan Religious Schools
• Body of missing University of Alabama student found in river, police say
• Governor Abbott Forms Texas Task Force On Concert Safety Following Astroworld Festival Tragedy
• Caught On Camera: Teen Girl Sucker-Punched On Basketball Court During Club Game, Provoked By Mom?
• LA Sheriff's Deputy Slams Into Pole In East LA
• CBS2 Exclusive: Jenna DeAngelis Joins International Travelers For Long-Awaited Reunions At JFK Airport
• Teen Charged With First Degree Murder For Role In Sharon Hill Shooting Death Of 8-Year-Old Fanta Bility
• Vikings player hospitalized after testing positive for COVID-19
• Newsom Promotes COVID Booster Shots As Public Schedule Revived
• Watch: CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis Reflects On Excitement, Emotions On First Flight From London Back Into NYC
• Lake Ridge Elementary Worker Christopher Coit Saves 2nd Grader From Choking On Cheetos
• Tio G's Empanadas, Mova Nature Set To Join Renovated Lexington Market
• No Toxic Chemicals Found In Air Samples Taken Following Massive Junkyard Fire In Southwest Philadelphia
• LA City Firefighters Union Files Lawsuit To Block COVID Vaccine Mandate
• Disorganized Cops Handcuffed Innocent Black Teens At Gunpoint Multiple Times In Bizarre 2019 Incident, New Body Camera Video Shows
• Michigan DNR Shares 10 Tips For Firearm Deer Season
• Denver Nonprofit Pulls Up Stakes After Continuous Vandalism
• TikTok Hand Signal Led To Girl's Rescue From Alleged Kidnapper. Now Police Want More Awareness
• 1-Year-Old Jaclyn 'Angel' Dobbs Missing After Her Mother Was Found Dead In Wheeling Home
• Charges: School Bus Driver Attacked 12-Year-Old Student In Fridley
• Louis Lipps: Former Steelers WR Will Skip Hall Of Honor Ceremonies This Weekend
• Ban On Use Of Donated Space As Polling Places In Michigan Is Questioned
• 'It's Not At All What They Think': Steven Krueger And Warren Kole Reveal Plot Twists In New SHOWTIME Drama Series 'Yellowjackets'
• Daly City Man Facing Murder Charges After Fatally Shooting Estranged Wife
• Greensburg Salem High School Student Accused Of Bringing Gun To School
• Bone Fragments Found In New Hampshire Not Those Of Missing Woman Maura Murray
• Parkland To Offer Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine For Children Ages 5-11
• Police Issues Alert Of Recent Robberies In Chicago Lawn
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Visits Berks Community Health Center In Reading, Urges Residents To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Capitol riot defendant who pleaded guilty to assaulting police sentenced
• Accused of assaulting his ex, NFL star says she assaulted him
• FBI Detroit Warns Of Domestic Adoption Fraud Schemes
• Large Trampoline Found In Remote Area Of Los Padres National Forest
• Jaylen Brown Not Too Concerned About Hamstring Injury, But Taking Precautions To Make Sure It Doesn't Become Recurring Issue
• 'Insurer Of Last Resort,' Citizens Adds Nearly 205,000 Policies Since 2020
• Ahmaud Arbery was "trapped like a rat" before death, defendant told cop
• 21-Year-Old Woman Suspected Of Fatally Stabbing Her Own Mother In Stockton
• BARCS Announces 2022 Pets Calendar Photo Contest
• Preliminary Hearings Postponed For Suspects In Deadly Assault Outside Pat's Steaks
• Florida Jobless Claims Similar To Pre-Pandemic Numbers
• 'I Ran For My Life': Chicago Activist Describes Shooting In Hyde Park Just Hours Before 24-Year-Old Man Killed Blocks Away
• Pittsburgh Ranked No. 4 Sports City In New Survey
• Memorial Service For Glenview Man Found In Chicago River Held Wednesday
• A Week After Returning To Chicago, Heather Mack To Appear In Court Wednesday
• Gov. Hogan Appoints Maryland's First Chief Privacy Officer, Chief Data Officer
• McKinney Fire Department Launches Emergency Response Telemedicine Program
• Appointments Available For Pediatric Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine In Oakland County
• FPL Seeks Approval To Collect Additional $810 Million From Customers
• Hundreds Of Flags On Display In Murrieta Ahead Of Veterans Day
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports Nearly 600 New Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
• U.S. Surgeon General on how we may "learn to live with" COVID-19
• Second Driver Dies Following 5-Vehicle Crash On Route 495 In Raynham
• Electronics and jewelry top list of out-of-stock products
• DFW Airport Stops Prepaid Parking For Thanksgiving Week
• Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation Cuts Ribbon On BGE Park In South Baltimore
• Senate President Pro Tempore Jake Corman Contracts COVID-19 Amid Gubernatorial Expectations
• The Port Of Baltimore Prepares For President Biden's Visit
• Baltimore-Based Beach House To Release Double Album After 4 Years
• Charlene Bohorquez Of Whittier Arrested After Counterfeit COVID-19 Vaccine Cards From China Intercepted By Homeland Security
• VIDEO: Attempted Burglary Suspect Seen Trying To Get Into 2 Roseville-Area Homes
• Douglas County Health Department To Discuss Masks In Schools Ahead Of Friday Hearing
• Denver Ranks In The Top 10 For '2021's Best Sports Cities'
• San Francisco DA Says Few Auto Smash-and-Grab Burglaries End With An Arrest
• Santa Cruz Police Arrest Suspected Thief Who Stole Bike From 10-Year-Old Girl
• Fundraiser Held To Benefit Dallas Firefighters Injured In Highland Hills Apartment Explosion
• Dallas County Deputies Arrest Angel Daniel Dominguez For Fatal I-35E Hit And Run
• Night Sky Watching: See 3 Planets Align With The Moon This Week
• Feds Defend Seminole Tribe Control Of Sports Betting In Florida
• No Car Inspections, Online Transactions This Weekend Due To RMV Technology Upgrade
• COVID In Colorado: Hospitalizations Continue To Rise, Unvaccinated Patients Partly Driving The Increase
• Boston Beats Out New York, Los Angeles For Best Sports City In Country
• Gov. Abbott Orders Criminal Investigation Into Porn Or Obscene Content Exposure To Texas Students
• Downtown Sacramento Ice Rink To Open On Friday
• Kyle Rittenhouse Takes Stand In Own Defense At Trial In Kenosha Shootings (CBS Chicago)
• Retired FDNY Firefighter Brian Kevan Finds Bone Marrow Match In Fight Against 9/11-Related Cancer
• NYPD: Men Posing As Cops Tie Up Victims In Bronx Home Invasion, Take Off With Thousands In Cash And Jewelry
• Medical Board Looking At Revoking Or Suspending License Of Modesto Surgeon Who Got DUI While On Call
• San Francisco Suburb Of Atherton Remains Nation's Most Expensive Zip Code; Median Home Sale Price At $7,475,000
• US Department Of Labor Launches Initiative To Combat Workplace Retaliation
• Johns Hopkins Receives Grant To Study COVID-19 Safety Measures In Schools
• Broncos Place Justin Strnad, Michael Ojemudia, Drew Lock On COVID-19 list
• Kalamazoo Man Dies After Exchanging Gunfire With Officers
• Experts call Build Back Better's climate agenda a "game changer"
• What holiday shoppers should buy now amid supply crisis
• Fort Worth Police Searching For Missing 15-Year-Old Madison Mitchell
• Hurley: The NFL Is Lying To Us Once Again, This Time Regarding Ref Tony Corrente's Contact With Cassius Marsh
• Mill Valley Man Facing Criminal Charges From Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol Riot Flees To Belarus
• US Consumer Prices Surging More Than They Have In 30 Years
• Red Sox Have Reportedly Extended Multi-Year Offer To Eduardo Rodriguez
• Starbucks workers in Buffalo set to begin union vote this week
• Sophia dethroned: Here are the top baby names of 2021
• Frustration grows over slow pace of probe into mounted border agents
• Man escapes huge crocodile's jaws with pocketknife counterattack
• Wanted Cartel Member Jose Francisco Paz-Ruiz Arrested At Texas-Mexico Border 
• Florida Deputy Fired, Faces Felony Charge After Being Accused Of Helping Cousin Evade Domestic Violence Arrest
• Dearborn Police Search For Person Of Interest In Fatal Hit-And-Run That Killed 6-Year-Old Girl
• Rockwall Police Ask Public For Tips On Robbery Suspect Jamar Thomas Sayvionne
• LA City Council To Consider Motion To Stop Tech Companies From Buying Up Family Homes
• Two Charged In Connection To Carjacking, After Chase From Gary To Oak Lawn
• Supply Chain Issues: How Global Shortages Are Affecting Consumers Nationwide
• Caught On Video: Woman Punched, Dragged Out Of Subway Elevator And Robbed
• Police: Claudia Banton Arrested In Execution-Style Killing Of Brooklyn Mother Delia Johnson
• Broward Begins On-Campus COVID Vaccinations At Select Schools
• Denver Weather: The Front Range Gets Some Wind, Still No Snow!
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 87% Of Residents 18 And Older Have At Least One Dose Of A COVID-19 Vaccine
• Report: Odell Beckham Jr. 'Honing In On' Chiefs, Saints, Packers -- Not Patriots
• SMUD Looking To Return Nearly $400K In Uncashed Checks
• Prince Harry says term "Megxit" is misogynistic
• In The US Illegally, Child Predator Ismael Lopez Gets 99 Years Without Parole For Texas Crimes
• General Motors Aspires To Be Full-Electric By 2035, Makes 27 Billion Dollar Investment To Accelerate Plans
• Russian analyst who worked on Steele dossier pleads not guilty
• Murder hornets cause bees to make "fear screams"
• Man Arrested After Allegedly Beating Mother To Death In St. Paul Home
• Ford Uses Iconic Mustang Brand To Make an Impact in the Electric Vehicle Market
• Lodi Veteran Gets New Car Thanks To Progressive's 'Keys To Progress' Program
• Auto Columnist Henry Payne Sheds Light on the Future of Electric Vehicles, Why Major Manufacturers Are Investing So Heavily
• Interfaith Outreach's 26th Annual Sleep Out
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• Metro Detroit Native Danny Fenster Could Face Life In Prison In Myanmar
• Rockies Thank Ian Desmond, Who Won't Be On The Team Next Year
• Biden To Showcase Baltimore As Fertile Ground For His Agenda
• LOOK: Fresh Snow Blankets Summit Of Mount Washington
• Celtics Turning To Dennis Schroder While Jaylen Brown Is Sidelined
• 2 On Your Side: Parents Seeing Uptick In Stress, Anxiety Levels In Post-COVID World
• Chopper 3 Video: Massive Fire Breaks Out At Recycling Plant In Southwest Philadelphia
• 62-Year-Old Hospitalized After Being Shot Four Times In North Philadelphia
• Jeremy Swayman Remains Undefeated At Home As Bruins Goaltender
• Miami Weather: Comfortable Start, Plenty Of Afternoon Sunshine
• Lawmakers OK Ban On FOIA-Avoidant Apps For State Employees
• Maryland Man Sentenced For Distributing Heroin On Dark Web
• Cooking With Rania: Spiced Butternut Squash Soup
• 'She's The Light Of Our Eyes,' Texas A&M Student Bharti Shahani Fighting For Her Life After Attending Astroworld Festival
• South Dakota AG faces impeachment probe over deadly car crash
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• Tree Trimmer's Arm Nearly Severed in Chainsaw Accident, Then Climbs Down Tree Himself
• Philadelphia Ranked 5th Best Sports City, Survey Finds
• Teen recalls trying to stop concert as crowd struggled "to just survive"
• Kickoff TD, Fake Punt Earn Vikings' Kene Nwangwu NFC Special Teams Player Of The Week
• Biden to host leaders of Canada and Mexico at White House
• Sen. John Cornyn Among US lawmakers Visiting Taiwan As Beijing Conducts 'Combat Readiness Patrol'
• Congressional Committee Aims To Tackle Issues Plaguing Black Men
• Fewer Americans are seeking unemployment assistance
• Rare 'Cotton Candy Lobster' A 1-In-100 Million Catch Off Maine Coast
• NASCAR's New Champion Starts Tour With Cup
• Mayor Bill Peduto Arrives In Scotland For UN Climate Change Conference
• Artificial Fats: Is It The Secret Additive Making You Gain Weight?
• Commerce City Police Chief Worked From Las Vegas, Drove City Vehicle Back And Forth
• October's inflation spike steepest in 30 years
• Stiff, unique penalty proposed for drunk drivers who kill parent
• Nikola Jokic Suspended 1 Game By NBA
• Ella Purnell On SHOWTIME's 'Yellowjackets': 'Going To Be Dark, Going To Be Twisted'
• Maryland Weather: Plenty Of Sunshine Today
• Dr. Marc Eisenberg Reveals One Symptom That Happens With A Panic Attack That Wouldn't Happen With A Heart Attack
• With Online Scams On The Rise During Pandemic, Feds Busy Tracking Cyber Crime; 'Anybody Could Be Anybody On The Internet'
• Two People Taken To The Hospital Following House Fire In Baldwin
• WATCH LIVE: Eagles To Hold Media Availability Wednesday
• Red Wings Skate To 4-2 Win Over Oilers
• Man Punched, Carjacked In Chinatown
• Charges: 70-Year-Old Woman Was Drinking Tequila, Holding Fake Gun While Hanging Off I-94 Overpass
• Parole again recommended for Manson follower Leslie Van Houten
• SpaceX Crew 3 Mission Set To Launch Wednesday Night
• Dr. Oz Help! I Have This Weird Pain: What Does It Mean?
• Patriots Reportedly Work Out Three Defensive Players
• Green Bay Packers, Aaron Rodgers and Allen Lazard fined for COVID violations
• Brian Williams leaving NBC News at the end of the year
• Police: Mother Charged With Murder After 7-Year-Old And 10-Month-Old Found Dead In Car In Hillsborough, N.J.
• Woman Accused Of Attacking Metro-North Conductor With Pumpkin Due In Court
• Astroworld Fest Emergency Operations Plan Did Not Include Crowd Sure Protocols
• Reward increased in search for girl missing nearly a month
• Cubs of well-known grizzly collared to stop "human-bear conflicts"
• Myanmar junta charges U.S. journalist with terrorism and sedition
• Rittenhouse was very distraught after shootings: defense witnesses
• Catching It Early: Doctors Seeing Rise In Diabetes In Younger Population
• The Best Ways To Stay Warm Outside On The Coldest Minnesota Days
• Surgeon General Speaks Out After Actor Matthew McConaughey Comments On Child Vaccine Mandates
• Oakland Zoo Forced To Euthanize Beloved, Ailing Tiger Sisters Molly and Milou
• Prince Harry "warned" Twitter CEO of "coup" before January 6 attack
• Fears That Oak Park Apartment Could Collapse Leave Panicked Residents Scrambling To Evacuate
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot To Testify Before House Subcommittee On Vaccine Hesitancy
• Shootings Near Fort Worth's Eastern Hills High Send 2 To The Hospital, 1 In Critical Condition
• Vikings RB Dalvin Cook, Ex-Girlfriend Trade Allegations
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• 3 Boston Police Officers Shot, Suspect Killed In Dorchester Standoff
• Arthur Hubish, Penn Township Stabbing Victim, Remembered As 'Kind Soul'
• Man accused in Ahmaud Arbery killing changed his story, cops testify
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm Temperatures Sticking Around On Wednesday
• Chicago Weather: Another Mild Day Before Rain Returns
• Crews Battle House Fire Off Girard Avenue In Carroll Park
• Weather Vlog: Another Mild & Sunny Day
• Leon Panetta on top security threats to U.S.
• Donatelli's In Bloomfield Searching For New Owners, Could Close Its Doors After 90 Years
• John A. Ferguson Senior High History Teacher Aaron Hamid Arrested, Accused Of Sexual Activity With Student
• Miami Police Officer Khadijha Hardemon Charged With Battery
• Car Nearly Crashes Off Of Lower Deck Of Ft. Duquesne Bridge
• Paul Rudd named People magazine's 2021 "Sexiest Man Alive"
• Wednesday's Child: 12-Year-Old Alia
• Retired New Castle Police K-9 Bojar Dies
• COVID-19 In MN: Latest Positivity Rate Nears 'High Risk' Threshold
• Alaska Airlines Increasing Nonstop Service From Pittsburgh To Seattle
• Logan Couture, Adin Hill Lead Sharks To 4-1 Win Over Flames
• Pitt Can't Cool Down Jason Roche, Lose Season Opener To The Citadel 78-63
• Penguins Score 2 Goals In The Third But Comeback Falls Short Against Chicago
• Pa. State Senate Approves Two Bills That Would Allow People To Carry Guns Without Permit
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• White House: 900,000 young children have received first Pfizer vaccine dose
• Biden says recently passed infrastructure bill will help ease U.S. shipping gridlock
• Tomb of the Unknown Soldier briefly opens to the public
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• Terror alert issued for holiday mass gatherings
• Judge denies Trump request to withhold records related to January 6
• Transcripts released in Cuomo harassment investigation
• Capitol rioter sentenced to 41 months for assaulting officer
• Kyle Rittenhouse testifies at his murder trial
• U.S. inflation hits 30-year high
• Biden looks to tackle supply chain backlog
• Frustrations rise in investigation into mounted border agents
• Local Matters: What's behind New York voters rejecting an expansion of voting rights
• Female veterans face cardiovascular risks
• U.S. households feel impact as inflation hits 30-year high
• Astroworld security guard was not injected with drugs, Houston police chief says
• Taliban policies are rolling back women's rights in Afghanistan
• Biden to tout infrastructure bill in Baltimore as inflation soars
• Biden signs legislation imposing sanctions on Nicaragua
• 13-year-old boy uses Make-A-Wish to feed homeless
• Inflation up in October as first time jobless claims fall to a new pandemic-era low
• Kyle Rittenhouse takes the witness stand in his homicide trial
• Honey bees make noises that sound like "shrieks" and "fear screams" as murder hornets attack their hive
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• House committee subpoenas former Trump advisers in Capitol riot probe
• White House economic adviser on infrastructure fixes, supply chain issues
• Pfizer asks FDA to allow its COVID-19 booster shot for everyone age of 18 and up
• How to build a balanced diet with healthy dietary fats
• U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy on Pfizer boosters for adults without underlying conditions
• Comedian Nate Bargatze's wholesome humor catches on
• Prince Harry claims he warned Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey of "coup" before Capitol riot
• Violin-playing police officer finds ways to serve the public with both a badge and music
• How supply chain issues could cause product shortages and fewer discounts for holiday shoppers
• Biden hits the road to promote the newly passed bipartisan infrastructure deal
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• Heating bills expected to skyrocket over higher fuel costs, potentially colder winter
• "Blade Runner" Oscar Pistorius, convicted in murder of girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, up for parole
• How the infrastructure bill will benefit state projects on roads, bridges, ports and broadband
• Judge denies Trump's request to block release of Jan. 6 documents
• Pfizer and BioNTech ask the FDA to expand eligibility for its coronavirus booster shot to all adults
• Legal analyst dissects trial of men charged with killing Ahmaud Arbery