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• This Summer's Burned Cubs To Learn How To Be A Bear At New University
• State Public Health Department Says All Fully-Vaccinated Adults Should Receive Booster
• Goldstein Investigates: Rise In Violence At LAUSD After School Police Cutbacks
• No More Wire Hangers? Supply Chain Crisis Now Impacting Businesses You Least Expect
• Brentwood House Fire Kills Resident, Injures Another
• Professors Join Protests Demanding Immediate Change At USC
• 1-Year-Old Girl Found Safe After Amber Alert Issued for SUV Stolen in Pittsburg
• Lakewood Police Need Help Solving Case Of Gail Wilson, Missing Under Suspicious Circumstances
• Will Outdoor Ice Rink Help Bring Downtown K Street Businesses Back?
• Suni Lee, Olympic Gold Medalist, Says She Was Pepper-Sprayed On LA Street In Racist Incident
• Snow In The Mountains A Welcome Sight For Some, A Travel Mess For Drivers
• UC Davis Study Says Animal Crossings Could Save California Billions
• Pit Bull Found With Chemical Burns While Search Continues For Owner
• Clippers Rally To Beat Heat 112-109, Win 6th In A Row
• Infrastructure Bill Could Ease Train Noise Pollution in San Jose Japantown
• Terry Extends NHL-Leading Streak, Ducks Beat Kraken 7-4
• FAA Proposes $23,000 Fine For Passenger On American Airlines Flight From Dallas To Aspen For Verbally Abusing Fight Attendants
• Cold, Flu or COVID? What to Do If You're Not Sure
• Inland Empire Parents Charged In Death Of Toddler Who Overdosed On Fentanyl
• Dozens Fall Ill At Wisconsin School Due To 'Strong Epoxy-Like Odor'
• Jets Beat Short-Handed Sharks
• COVID In Colorado: Long-Term Care Facilities May Be Lifeline If Hospitals Reach Capacity
• COVID In Colorado: Too Early To Switch From Pandemic To Endemic
• 'I'd Do It All Over Again': A Look At The Minnesotans Who've Served Their Nation
• One Dead, One Injured In Lynwood Shooting
• 5 People Hit, CHP Officer Hospitalized in Crash on Golden Gate Bridge During Anti-Vax Protest
• Maryland Health Experts Urge Parents To Get Children Vaccinated
• Anne Arundel County Police Investigating Attempted ATM Theft, Machine That Was Tampered With
• 'No End In Sight': Bus Driver Shortage Continues To Present Problems For Maryland Parents
• Dolphins Defense Comes To Play, Tua Tagovailoa Steps Up In Relief In 22-10 Win Over Ravens
• Newton Company's Backyard Ice Rink Business Booming During Pandemic
• 'It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas': The Magic Returns To 34th Street
• Is Massachusetts Experiencing Another COVID Surge? Experts Say It's Hard To Tell
• Hawaii Police Reopen Cold-Case Investigation of Bay Area Woman's Murder
• Revere Residents 'Totally Petrified' By Pack Of Coyotes
• Project Home: Bay Area Projects to Find Housing for the Homeless Score Successes
• NorCal Man Arrested, $2.2M Worth of Pot Seized After U-Haul Truck Stopped In Oregon
• 13-Year-Old Says Strangers Shot Friend As They Walked From Bus Stop In Hyde Park
• Hialeah Police: Man Injured In Armed Robbery, 3 Suspects Approached Victims As They Arrived Home
• Stoughton High School Teacher Hurt Breaking Up Student Fight Caught On Video
• Miami Wins Second Straight, Tops Ravens 22-10
• Middlesex Corrections Officer Curtis Byner Identified As Victim In Fatal Athol Crash
• NYPD Makes Arrest In Alleged Sexual Assault Near FDR Drive, Searches For Person Of Interest In Attack On Woman In Central Park
• Pittsburgh Mayor-Elect Ed Gainey Voices Support For UPMC Workers Preparing To Strike
• Chicago Weather: First Snow Of The Season Coming Friday
• North Central College Cardinals Work To Defend National Championship, And Finish With A Perfect Regular Season
• Sources: Republican Jack Ciattarelli To Concede New Jersey's Governor's Race
• Bulls' Nikola Vucevic Tests Positive For COVID-19, Will Miss Start Of 5-Game Road Trip
• CBS3 Mysteries: Who Killed Ed DuPont In 'Cowardly' Attack? Police Need Witnesses To Confirm Suspect's Identity
• Fisher House Helps Keep Veterans & Families Together
• 3 People Hurt After Van Slams Into Lauderhill Residence
• Cinco Puntos Memorial Ceremony Brings Out Star Power To Honor Mexican American Veterans
• Police Arrest Man Wanted In Pursuit In Manhattan Beach Home
• An In-Depth Look At The Britney Spears Conservatorship Ahead Of Friday's Big Hearing
• Fort Lauderdale Firefighter Arrested On Child Porn Charges
• Veterans Day In Colorado Honors Those Who Served
• Carter, Jarry Lead Penguins To Shootout Win Against Panthers
• Police Investigating After Man Shot And Killed In Aliquippa
• University Of Chicago Safety Plan Includes More Shuttle Buses, CPD Pod Cameras As Search Continues For Killer Of Recent Grad Dennis Shaoxiong Zheng
• Blackwood Stops 42 Shots, Devils Blank Islanders
• Minneapolis High School Principals Sound Off On Social Media About Student Safety Concerns
• Disabled Veterans Can't Drive Free On All North Texas Toll Roads; Program Confusing To Some
• Fucale Posts Shutout In NHL debut, Capitals Blank Red Wings
• COVID In Colorado: State Health Officials Plan For Rationing Care At Hospitals
• Draisaitl Has 2 Goals And An Assist, Oilers Beat Bruins 5-3
• Watchdog Group Says African Americans Continue To Face Discrimination In CPD Recruitment, Demands Racial Balance In Police Force
• Metro Detroit Communities Celebrate Veteran's Day With Ceremonies, Parades
• GOP Bill Would Target Ohio Protesters With Terrorism Law
• Dolphins Make Midgame QB Swap: Jacoby Brissett Out, Tua Tagovailoa In
• Delco World War II Veteran Shares How Serving In France Led To 'Romance That Lasted 62 Years'
• Fred VanVleet, Gary Trent Jr. Hit Late 3s As Raptors Sink Undermanned Sixers
• Quick Stops 32 Shots, Kings Beat Senators 2-0 For Seventh Win In A Row
• Oakland Residents Shaken By Latest Spurt of Gun Violence
• A Look At The Murder Spree Billy Chemirmir Is Accused Of Committing In North Texas
• Teenager Banned From Multiple Girls Basketball Tournaments Following Incidents Of On-Court Violence
• No. 21 Maryland Uses Strong Second Half To Rally Past GW 71-64
• Officers Bust Massive Catalytic Converter Theft Ring With Ties In Stockton, Placer County
• Visitation To Be Held This Weekend For Franco Patino And Jacob Jurinek, Friends From Naperville Who Were Killed In Astroworld Stampede
• Carbon Monoxide Leak Sickens Students; Forces Evacuation Of Santa Rosa School
• Hawaiian Police Reopen 43 Year Cold Case in Bay Area Woman's Murder
• NYPD Gives All Clear After NYU Evacuates 3 Locations Due To Bomb Threat
• Catalytic Converter Protection Event In Golden Designed To Deter Theives
• Portable, Waterproof Shelter Bags Handed Out On Skid Row
• Sierra Madre Homeowner Finds Bear Inside House, Eating Box Of Kentucky Fried Chicken
• Push For COVID Boosters Creating New Demand for Vaccines
• Purple Heart Recipient And North Texas School Bus Driver Honored By His Young Riders On Veterans Day
• 'He Deserved Better Than This': North Texas Cemetery Where Mostly Black Veterans Are Buried Remains In Disrepair
• 2 Charged With Homicide After Deadly Shooting In Beltzhoover
• Doctor Who Was Addict Warns About Fentanyl Use
• South Bay Veteran Seeks to Buy, Improve Homeless Housing Facility
• Texas High School Students In KKK Costumes Attacked Black Teen With Stun Gun On Halloween, Attorney Says
• New Focus On Concert Safety Following Tragedy At 'Astroworld' In Houston
• Shohei Ohtani Wins First Silver Slugger Award
• Quarterback Kenny Pickett Becomes All-Time Leading Passer In Pitt History
• Fallen Marine Sgt. Nicole Gee Honored At Veteran's Day Ceremony In Lincoln
• Olympian Suni Lee says she was pepper-sprayed in racist attack
• Americans Have Never Been In So Much Debt
• Former Dallas Fire-Rescue Paramedic Has State License Suspended For Repeatedly Kicking Homeless Man
• Sacramento-Area Gang Member Arrested After ShotSpotter Activation Now Facing Attempted Murder Charges
• White Sox' Liam Hendriks Is Focused On Closing Things Off Field As MLB Work Stoppage Looms
• Deals Becoming Rarer and Rarer as Gas Prices Surge
• Blackhawks Prepare To Take On Coyotes, Who Have Worst Record In NHL, As Derek King Seeks To Run Record To 3-0
• Dugger Brothers Enjoy 'Family Time' Leading Penn Hills On Playoff Run
• Pandemic Progress? Richardson ISD Announces End To Mask Mandate
• Nightmare In Newcastle: Suspects Steal Car With Baby Inside, Then Crash During Pursuit
• CA Health Officials Approve COVID Booster Shots For All Adults
• Cambridge Building Evacuated For Carbon Monoxide
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• Carjacker Who Shot And Killed Man, Injured Woman Remains Behind Bars As Investigation Continues In Aurora And Denver
• 'Whatever It Is, It's Not Worth Someone Getting Shot': Aurora Mothers Seek Justice For Sons Injured, Killed
• 'Sophie's Squad' Seeks To Raise Mental Health Awareness In Youth Sports
• Veterans And Healthcare Workers At Rush University Medical Center Honored With Dozens Of Flowers
• Confusion Follows Pennsylvania Court Throwing Out School Mask Mandate
• 12-Year-Old Boy Killed In A Deputy-Involved Crash In South Gate
• Authorities Reopen USC Buildings After Bomb Threat Prompts Evacuations
• Man Found Dead By Scott Township Railroad Tracks
• COVID-19 Outbreak At Middleton Jail Forces Shutdown Of Video Visitation
• Veterans Day: Silver Star Returned 76 Years Later To Family Of Fallen Hero Soldier From New York Who Tried To Save Others
• New York City Veterans Day Parade Returns In-Person For 1st Time In 2 Years
• California Joins Global Commitment to Zero-Emission Vehicles
• Miami Beach Veterans Day Parade Returns to Honor Military Members
• Another One: Bryce Harper Wins 2021 National League Silver Slugger Award
• Video Captures Squeegee Worker Assisting Driver After Car Overturns Downtown
• Washington County Veteran's Non-Profit Helps Others Struggling With PTSD Adopt Pets
• Veterans Day Food Drive Held In Long Beach To Help Families In Need
• New Study Reveals Cannabis Use By Adults 18-44 Could Lead To Higher Risk Of Heart Attack Than Non-Users
• Weld County Sheriff's Deputies Seize 100 Fentanyl Tablets, Meth, Heroin
• 100-Year-Old World War II Vet Shares His Story On Veterans Day
• Smithfield United Methodist Church Hosting Blood Drive
• Mayor-Elect Eric Adams, Black Lives Matter At Odds Over Plan To Bring Back Plainclothes Anti-Crime Unit In 2022
• Both Sides On Minneapolis Policing Question Sit Down To Forge Path Forward: 'Let's Do This Together'
• Two Shot In Possible Road Rage Incident, Police Say
• 'What Message Are You Sending?': Family Of Murdered Belmont Cragin Man Wants Justice
• MN Weather: Snow To Fall Overnight, 'Worst Commute' Expected Friday Morning
• Efforts To Create 'Miya's Law' Following Death Of Miya Marcano Moving Forward
• 'It's Really Hard And Really Tiring': COVID Surge Taking Large Toll On Rural Minnesota Hospitals
• After Suffering Chemotherapy-Related Foot Pain, Ovarian Cancer Survivor Creates Line Of Comfortable Shoes
• South Allegheny High School Student Cut By Classmate With 'Cutting Instrument'
• Snapshot NY: Tom McGrath, Ultramarathon Runner & Fastest To Run Across US, Finishes NYC Marathon At Age 71
• Cedric Mullins Wins Silver Slugger Award Recognizing Baseball's Top Hitters
• Remembering George Weiss, The Last Original 'Friday Squad' Ft. Snelling Memorial Rifle Squad Member
• "There's no judgment there": Veterans find support on the golf course
• Crowd Honors Heroes At Veterans Day Ceremony In Montville, New Jersey
• Wall High School Football Game Canceled, Employees Suspended After Locker Room Hazing Allegations
• Draft Political Maps Would Reshape Key California Districts
• Maryland Spruce Cut, Set To Become Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree
• Jury Convicts Two For Oakland Laptop Robbery, Killing Engineer
• 3 Communities Along I-79 Sue PennDOT To Stop Bridge Toll Project
• Jamie Martin Identified As Suspect In Shooting Of Denver Police Officer
• Memorial Service Held For The Boy In The Box, Philly's Oldest Unsolved Murder: 'We Will Put A Name On That Memorial'
• Health Systems Seeing 'A Bunch' Of Children Getting COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Rams, 49ers Head Into 1st Meeting Off Tough Losses
• 'He Was A Good Man': Loves Ones, Police, Remain Hopeful Arrest Will Be Made In 15 Year Old-Cold-Case
• Built In 1936, Historic Walgreens In Downtown Miami To Undergo Renovation
• More Than 2 Million Ellume COVID-19 Home Tests Recalled Due To False Positives
• 1-Year-Old Suffers Graze Wound Sitting In A Vehicle In Chatham
• Hundreds Gather At DFW National Cemetery To Honor Veterans
• On Veterans Day, Army Recruits From Evanston Honor Those Who Went Before Them
• Brush Fire Burns Near Campground On Catalina Island
• South Florida Food Banks Struggling To Meet Holiday Needs
• Army Nurse Reunited With Daughters In Argyle Veterans Day Celebration
• New Ice Skating Rink, Winter Wonderland Coming To Empty Lot In Newtown Square
• New Push To Take On Maternal Health Inequities: 'It's Time To Put An End To The Maternal Health Crisis'
• Why Legal Experts Say Bribery, Corruption Trial Of John Dougherty, Bobby Henon Could Change City Council
• Police: Dominick Theophanous Arrested For Tearing Down Pride Flag Outside New Jersey Church
• Veterans Day Parade In Downtown Pittsburgh Promotes Camaraderie And Friendship
• Single-Engine Plane Makes Emergency Landing In New Hampshire
• Row Home Fire That Killed 2 Men In Nicetown Confirmed To Be Arson, Philadelphia Police Say
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 10: Can Carson Wentz Continue To Post Solid Numbers?
• Nonprofit Applies For License To Start New Program At Site Of Former Glen Mills School In Delaware County
• CVS withdraws Supreme Court case on disability rights
• Homeschooled Kids Less Likely To Attend College Than Those In Public School
• Military Veterans Developing Cancers After Being Exposed To Burn Pits
• Couple Arrested After Exploiting Elderly Victim, Trying To Steal $240K
• Mission San Jose in Fremont Cleaning Up After Vandalism, Graffiti Attack
• North Texas Man Who Murdered Transgender Woman In 2019 Sentenced To 37 Years In Prison
• NightGarden Opens Friday At Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden
• Opa-locka Mayor Veronica Williams Says She's Looking Forward To Ensuring Transparency In Local Government
• Taste With Tori: Mia's Meals Falafel Bar Brings Taste Of Israel With American Twist To Haddonfield
• Teacher Hit, Killed By Vehicle In Front of Elementary School In San Francisco
• Body Pulled From Ohio River Near Emsworth Lock And Dam
• San Mateo County Approves Grant for South San Francisco's Guaranteed Income Pilot Program
• New Bald Eagle Nest Baskets Set For Installation At Barr Lake State Park
• Waltham Father Honors Late Son On Somber Veterans Day
• Ambulance Overturns In Crash In Fort Worth, 7 Hurt
• Hastings Dedicates Heroes Monument On Veterans Day
• Harford County Restaurant 'The Local' Earns High Praise At International Cooking Competition
• Group Of Paralyzed Veterans Fighting To Get Better Conditions On Air Planes For Those Who Use Wheelchairs
• NYPD: 13-Year-Old Sexually Assaulted On Walk Home From School In The Bronx
• Appeals court temporarily blocks imminent release of Trump White House records
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Announces Bitcoin Funds Are Coming To City Residents
• More Flu Shots Were Administered In 2020 Than In Prior Two Years, CDC Researchers Say
• Baltimore City Marks Veterans Day With Ceremony At War Memorial Building
• 'I'm Dead In The Water': Survivor 41 Tiffany Seely Reveals Xander Hastings Wouldn't Talk To Her Before Tribal
• From Trash To Treasure: Cramer Hill Waterfront Park, Built On Old Harrison Avenue Landfill, Providing Gem In Camden
• More Than 2 Million Ellume COVID At-Home Tests Recalled Due To False Positives
• WATCH: Veterans At Hanover Restaurant Receive A Standing Ovation From Other Diners
• 3 Kids, 4 Adults Displaced After Shed Fire Spreads To Minneapolis Home
• Rockefeller Center Christmas Cut Down For Journey To NYC
• Trader Joes Chicken Patties Recalled After Customers Find Pieces Of Bone
• Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: Defense Rests Its Case, Jury Could Begin Deliberations Monday
• Draft California Political Maps Would Reshape Key Districts
• City Of Detroit Hosting Recruitment Event Friday, Seeking To Fill Positions In Multiple Departments
• Attempts To Recall Councilman Mike Bonin Heat Up With Organizers Gathering Enough Signatures To Force Election
• Joe Delgado Torres Identified As Victim In Deadly Shooting At Halloween Party, Search For Suspects Continues
• Department Of Defense's Troops to Teachers Program Helping Veterans Transition From Battlefields To Classrooms
• Gusty Santa Ana Winds Raise Southland Wildfire Risk
• Pittsburgh Organization Helps Veterans Who Feel Alone Find Place Of Their Own
• Los Angeles Rams Agree To Deal With Odell Beckham Jr.
• BSO: Juvenile Treated For Injuries After Pit Bull Attack In Dania Beach
• Update: 2 Dead, 1 Critical After Stabbing And Chase In Fort Worth; Chassity Brooks ID'd As Suspect
• Who Was Melnea Cass?
• Man Flown From SWAT Situation In Westmoreland County
• Protesters Gather Outside Prior Lake H.S. In Response To Racist Social Media Video Posted By Student
• Tips For Discouraged Homebuyers To Keep Hope Alive During Search
• Horse Found Shot Dead In His Sonoma County Pasture; Search On For Suspect
• State Health Officials Greenlight On Demand COVID Booster Shots
• Feds Block State From Billions In Public Transit Funding
• Minnesota Leaders Stress Need For More Veterans Centers
• Trapped Resident Freed From Allentown Row Home Fire, Police Cruiser Responding To Fire Involved In Crash
• Light Rail Collides With Car In Mount Vernon
• 8th Minnesota School Staffer Dies Of COVID, Matching Death Toll Of All Last School Year
• Defense Rests In Kyle Rittenhouse's Murder Trial
• Woman Killed In Single-Car Crash In Laurel, Police Say
• Looking to buy your first home? Good luck: You've got a week
• Colorado Behavior Analyst Accused Of Assault On At-Risk Youth Arrested In Arizona
• Police Searching For 34-Year-Old Shirley Duong Missing From Monterey Park
• Police Question Person Of Interest In Disappearance Of 1-Year-Old Jaclyn 'Angel' Dobbs, Murder Of Her Mother
• Woman Identifies 3 Who Died In Car In Grand Rapids; No Details A Week Later
• Florida Takes First Step In Drawing New Congressional Maps
• Biden To Visit General Motors' Electric Vehicle Plant In Detroit On Nov. 17
• Consumer Group Warns Against Counterfeit And Dangerous Toys Ahead Of The Holiday Season
• Deputies Respond In Less Than A Minute After ShotSpotter Alert; 1 Man Arrested
• COVID-19 And Flu At-Home Test Kit Receives FDA Emergency Use Authorization
• 'There Was Nothing I Could Do': Suni Lee Speaks Out About Being Pepper-Sprayed In Anti-Asian Attack
• Odell Beckham Jr. Signing With Los Angeles Rams
• Chicago Weather: Snow To Start, End The Weekend
• Kitten Rescued After Falling Into Smoke Box Of Retired Train At Riverside's Fairmount Park
• Rural COVID-19 Patients At Higher Risk Of Dying, Says WVU Researcher
• Volunteers Of America Michigan Surprises 3 Vets With A Car On Veterans Day, Celebrates 10 Years Of Detroit Housing Program
• Maryland Weather: Heavy Rain Expected Overnight
• Last Of 3 Boston Police Officers Shot In Dorchester Standoff Released From Hospital
• 1-Year-Old Boy Among 3 Injured In Shooting In Greater Grand Crossing
• University Of Chicago Employee Robbed At Gunpoint A Mile From Where Grad Student Dennis Shaoxiong Zheng Was Shot And Killed
• Beaumont Warns Metro Detroit Is In 'Fourth COVID-19 Surge'
• Tarrant Area Food Bank & Homeless Coalition Combat Hunger & Homelessness
• Broncos Running Back Javonte Williams Voted NFL 'Rookie Of the Week'
• Detroit Man Pleads Guilty To Stealing Unemployment Insurance Benefits From 9 States
• Woman Gravely Injured In Shooting At Oakland's Lake Merritt; 1 of 3 Shootings Within 12 Hours
• Astroworld Victim Bharti Shahani Dies, As Group Claims Fire Chief Was Denied Venue Access Twice
• College student becomes ninth person to die in Astroworld tragedy
• Treasurer Hoping To Reunite Veterans With Unclaimed Medals In State's Vault
• 2021 Veterans Day Discounts & Deals
• Local Army Veteran Finds New Career Following Debilitating Injury
• More Than 2 Million Ellume Covid-19 Home Tests Recalled Due To False Positives
• SpaceX Crew Dragon arrives at International Space Station
• 1 Killed, Several Children Injured In Multi-Vehicle Crash On 215 Freeway In Riverside
• Most Americans try to defer buying new electronic devices
• Jimmie, Reportedly The Oldest Living Male Giraffe, Dies In Hospice At Plumpton Park Zoo
• Husband Of 'Sweetheart Swindler' Sentenced To 125 Years In Prison
• Man, 59, Faces Attempted Murder Charge In Northeast Baltimore Shooting
• SportsLine Week 10 AFC West Picks: Vikings-Chargers 'Will Be A Very Tight Game,' Says Larry Hartstein
• 'Spiritual Healer' in San Jose Arrested For Multiple Sex Crimes With A Juvenile
• One way Americans feel inflation: Health premiums
• Find Out When Rudolph, Frosty And Other Holiday Specials Will Air On CBS4
• Man Found Dead On St. Paul Sidewalk Died Of Natural Causes
• 7 Commercial Fishermen Rescued From Burning Boat Off Monterey
• Ohio Man Found Dead In A Mesa County Canal
• COVID In Colorado: Governor Signs Executive Order To Allow Any Resident 18 & Older Access To A Booster Shot
• Richmond Mayor, City Council Trade Barbs Over Criticisms of City Manager
• Steelers RB Najee Harris, Law Firm To Give Away 600 Turkeys
• Dallas Cowboys Head Coach McCarthy: Randy Gregory Will Miss Multiple Weeks With Calf Strain
• Michigan State Trooper Rescues Injured Owl Hit By Car
• Benjamin Schroeder Charged With Killing New Germany Family's Dog With Bow And Arrow
• He's On A Mission To Return Dog Tags Found In A War Zone To Families. Here's What Inspires Him
• Drug Tests From Breeders' Cup Horses Come Back Clean From UC Davis Lab
• Delaware Extending School Mask Mandate Until February
• Photos: Gas Prices Edge Even Higher, With More Los Angeles Stations At $4.99 A Gallon
• LA Sheriff Alex Villanueva Deposed In Lawsuit Over Kobe Bryant Crash Scene Photos
• Broncos Return Favor In Grabbing Rookie Mac McCain Back From Eagles
• These are the top Veterans Day sales this week: Macy's, Bass Pro Shops, Bed Bath & Beyond, Under Armour and more
• Several Minneapolis High Schools Post Statement Of Concern Over 'Violent Crime'
• Chase Winovich Returns To Practice For Patriots
• Bald Eagles Seen 'Acting Strangely' Recovering At Baltimore County Wildlife Refuge
• Why aren't more pregnant women of color getting vaccinated?
• Federal Attorney: Mpls. Felon Pleads Guilty To Armed Robbery Of 2 Banks, Apparel Store
• National Medal Of Honor Museum Announcement Brings In Presidential Power
• Crews Cleaning Up Plano Sanitary Sewer Spill, 100,000 Gallons+ Expected To Flow Into White Rock Creek
• How an all-Black, female battalion helped boost the morale of troops in Europe in WWII
• Carnegie Police Seek Suspect In Liquor Store Armed Robbery
• Veterans Day 2021: Philadelphia Region Holding Ceremonies To Honor Nation's Veterans
• Portion Of I-94 To Close This Weekend In Detroit For Overpass Removal
• Miami, Florida Stare Renew Rivalry With Tangible Goals Looming
• Philadelphia's Holiday Tree Arrives At City Hall With Police Escort
• 14-Year-Old Dog Rescued By Duxbury Firefighters After Trapping Paws In Metal Grate
• Federal Court Considering Dispute Over Lake Michigan Access
• Plano Firefighters Determine Lightning To Blame For Massive House Fire
• North Texas Council Of Governments Launches Safe Driving Campaign
• Levels Of Hydrogen Sulfide From Dominguez Channel Down As County Continues Daily Spraying Of Odor Neutralizer At 6 Locations
• FDA recalls 2.2 million Ellume COVID tests for false positives
• 'COVID-19 Vaccines + Kids Town Hall' Answers Your Questions On CBSN New York
• Miami Honored Those Who Have Served On Veterans Day
• Where To Find Outdoor Ice Skating In The Boston Area
• 1 Dead, 1 injured In Willow Street Shooting In Denver
• Soccer player arrested after teammate pulled from car and beaten
• Honor Guard Group Needs Help To Carry On Tradition At Fort Logan National Cemetery
• Off-Duty Officer Shoots Self Accidentally, Prince George's County Police Say
• Continuing Education Fund Aims To Help Veterans Succeed In Healthcare Careers
• Badgers Lose Leading Rusher Chez Mellusi To Season-Ending Injury: 'He's Competitive And He'll Come Back'
• 36th Ward Alderman Demands Cook County State's Attorney to Revisit Murder Of National Guardsman
• Ruppersberger Seeks Applicants For Newly Formed Veterans Advisory Council
• Care Packages And Other Offers For Veterans To Celebrate Veterans Day
• Texas Sheriff Calls Methamphetamines A 'Clear And Present Danger' After $16M Drug Busts
• 38-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In Kensington, Police Say
• Suspects Fire 11 Shots At Unmarked Philadelphia Police Car, Officer Hurt During Ambush
• Massachusetts Veteran Honors 'The Greatest Generation' By Collecting Heroes' Signatures In Tom Brokaw's Book
• Aurora Veterans Day Parade Moved Indoors Due To Inclement Weather
• Allegheny County Health Department Shuts Down 4 Eateries
• Roseville Galleria's New Movie Theater Holding Its Grand Opening On Thursday
• Stuck Mobile Homes Block Ramps In Dallas High Five
• Dallas Detectives Seize 160 Pounds Of Marijuana, $250K In Drug Money
• Pittsburgh, Glasgow Officially Become International Sister Cities
• 'Dolphin Tale' Star Illness Prompts Aquarium To Close For One Day
• Cam Newton Agrees To Deal To Return To Carolina Panthers
• COVID In Minnesota: Positivity Rate Nears 'High Risk'; Walz Says Vaccination Events Helped Close Gaps Among BIPOC Communities
• Sentinels reflect on guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
• COVID Outbreak Closes Village Academy, 2nd Queens School This Week
• Deadly West Park Crashed Temporarily Shut Down State Road 7
• New Jersey Man Sentenced To 3 And A Half Years In Prison For Assaulting Officer At Jan. 6 Capitol Riot
• Michigan, City Of Benton Harbor Announce Program To Help Eligible Residents With Water Bills
• Patriots Host Vietnam War Veterans For Special Pinning Ceremony At Gillette Stadium On Veterans Day
• Miami Weather: Partly Cloudy, Storms In The Afternoon
• Wet Weather Brings Improving Drought Conditions In Mendocino County
• LA City Council Considers Offering Monetary Rewards For Information Leading To Hate Crime Arrests, Convictions
• Nonprofit Seeks Donations To Place Christmas Wreaths On Fallen Hero Gravestones
• McKeesport Police Searching For 14-Year-Old Jasmyha Stanton, Missing For Weeks
• Olszewski Proposes Expanding Role Of Baltimore County Commission On Veterans' Affairs
• Crash In Willmar Leaves 2 Injured, House Damaged
• Collaboration Helps SMU Launch New Supercomputing Research System
• Arlington Partners With Rehab Warriors To Train Veterans And Revitalize Communities
• Ten states sue over COVID vaccine requirements for health care workers
• Key Moments In Flint's Lead-Tainted Water Crisis
• Arlotto Proposes 3 Early Dismissal Days For Anne Arundel County Schools
• Another UAW Official Charged With Looting Union Coffers
• Report: Hate Crimes Jump 20% In Los Angeles County Last Year
• Colorado Vaccine Provider Sees More Coloradans Getting First COVID Shot
• WATCH: Bill Belichick's Sideline Meeting With 102-Year-Old World War II Veteran
• Grand Jury Charges Ben Lomond Engineer With Stealing Trade Secrets
• Sheriff: Suspect Hospitalized After Assaulting Man With Hammer, Fleeing And Crashing
• Denver Public Schools Cancels Nov. 19 Classes, Beginning Thanksgiving Break A Day Early
• Boil Water Notice In Benbrook Rescinded
• U.S. Rep. Lauren Underwood To Have Surgery To Remove Uterine Fibroids
• Gov. Whitmer Signs Bill Allowing Michigan Drivers To Choose 2-Year Vehicle Registration
• Amtrak Winter Park Express Returns For Another Season
• Tuskegee Airman Charles McGee Honored At One Of Many Veterans Day Events Across North Texas
• Veterans Day: What's Open & What's Closed
• Jerry Douglas, Beloved 'The Young And The Restless' Actor, Dies At 88
• Florida Woman Loses Over $700,000 In 'Grandparent Scam'
• Meghan apologizes to U.K. court, but says no "intention to mislead"
• CAR T-Cell Therapy: The New Way To Fight Cancer
• Billy Joel Returning To Pittsburgh For Summer Concert
• Veterans Day Celebrations Resume Across Sacramento Area After Pandemic Hiatus
• Ball Arena's First Event With Vaccination And COVID Testing Rules In Place Goes Off With Few Issues
• Judge OKs $626 Million Settlement In Flint Water Litigation
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 985 New Cases Reported, Hospitalizations Decline
• State Roadkill Report Identifies I-280 As State's Deadliest Highway For Animals
• Battle Leads Temple Past UMES 72-49
• Coppin State Falls To DePaul 97-72
• Statewide Gas Price Average Holds Steady Across Texas As 'Shorter' Days Begin
• Fisherman Catches Likely Record-Breaking Bighead Carp In Humboldt Park Lagoon
• After Twitter Poll, CEO Musk Sells Off $5B In Tesla Shares
• New Anti-Doping, Medication Rules For Horse Racing Unveiled
• 'We've Seen Some Signs That Suggest Concerns': California Bracing For Winter COVID-19 Surge
• 'Survivor 41' Episode 8 Recap: On The Edge Of Their Seats
• Senate Passes Spending Bill With Bonuses Of Up To $2,000 For Massachusetts Essential Workers
• Colorado Woman Who Supports The Troops Overseas Hopes To Pass Torch On Creating '38,000 Smiles'
• Veterans Day: Riverside Firefighters Surprise 99-Year-Old Air Force Veteran With New Flagpole
• Suspect In Keyes October Homicide Arrested In Los Angeles
• Samantha Hanratty Says 'Yellowjackets' Series Premiere Will Have Fans 'Excited' And 'Wanting More'
• Samantha Hanratty Says 'Yellowjackets' Series Premiere Will Have Fans 'Excited' And 'Wanting More'
• New Video: Jashyah Moore Seen At Deli On Day She Disappeared In East Orange, N.J.
• STAIR Coach
• Robert Morris University Expands Military Service Award, Providing Tuition-Free Degrees To Veterans
• 'The Young And The Restless' Actor Jerry Douglas Dies At Age 88
• Alex Cora Says Eduardo Rodriguez Was Tipping His Pitches
• Debate Over Critical Race Theory Gets Heated In Grass Valley
• 'Nero's Law', Legislation Aimed To Protect Injured K-9s, Passes Massachusetts Senate
• Live In Minneapolis? Get Your Leaves Raked Up By Next Week
• No. 9 Michigan's Visit To No. 23 Penn St Tops Slate
• Miami Book Fair Returns For 38th Year
• Woman Lost Last $100 After Wiring It To Scammers Who Claimed They'd Kidnapped Her Cousin
• Variety Of Opinions On Gray Wolf Reintroduction Included In Keystone Policy Center Report
• Technology Requirement In Infrastructure Bill Means New Cars Will Be Equipped With Anti-Drunk Driving Sensors
• Michigan AG Says She Drank Too Much At Football Tailgate
• Robert Williams' Tenacious Rebounding Fuels Celtics Win Over Raptors
• Veterans Day Events To Be Held In Several Cities, Towns Across Massachusetts
• Lakers Rally Late In Regulation, Hold Off Heat 120-117 In OT
• No. 6 Michigan Beats Buffalo 88-76
• PTL Links: Nov. 11, 2021
• Video shows grizzly, 4 cubs strolling through tourist town
• Discover DFW: Japanese Festival At The Fort Worth Botanic Garden
• Gas Pump Sticker Shock; Prices Soar Above $5 A Gallon In San Francisco Bay Area
• Two Shot Outside Popular Hollywood Nightclub
• Can a U.S.-China climate change pact get COP26 off "life support"?
• Woman In Serious Condition After Shooting In West Baltimore
• Police: Suspected Robber Shot Inside Sacramento Residence
• Pistons Top Rockets 112-104
• Odell Beckham Jr. Will Reportedly Take 'A Few Days' To Choose New Team
• Tyler Duckworth Says Returning To 'The Challenge' After 11 Years Was 'Terrifying'
• Missing North Lauderdale Teen Teen Dimitri Roberts Found
• Miami Proud: Hounds And Heroes Pairs Retired Race Dogs With Veterans For A 'Win-Win"
• Veterans Day 2021: Free Meals And Discounts For Those Who Have Served
• Vikings Coach Says Vaccinated Player Went To ER Due To COVID Complications: 'It's Serious Stuff'
• Maryland Educator Wins $1 Million Global Teacher Prize
• Police: Woman Who Moved To Texas Charged With Stealing $1 Million Lottery Prize From Relative
• Man Found Fatally Shot In Lakeforest Mall Parking Lot
• Woman Injured In Shooting Near Oakland's Fox Theater
• CBS Holiday TV Special Schedule: Classics Rudolph And Frosty Return
• Ayanna Mackins And Ryan Kehoe Call 'The Challenge: All Stars': 'Hands Down, The Best Challenge'
• North Central College Paving The Way For First Generation Students; Gets National Honor For Service To Latinos
• Licensed Gun Owner Shoots, Kills Man Who Fired At Him In West Lakeview
• "Positive leads" in girl's 1980 slaying after remains identified
• Rare "cotton candy lobster" caught in Maine
• Pacoima Gunshot Victim Involved In Crash In Arleta
• Police Searching For Suspect In Armed Robbery At Mini-Mart In Knoxville
• U.S. and China release new joint climate pledge
• Astroworld security guard wasn't injected with drugs, police say
• Judge approves $626 million settlement in Flint water crisis case
• Federal judge blocks Texas ban on school mask mandates
• IRS Says It's Boosting Tax Brackets Due To Faster Inflation
• Honoring The Brave: Veterans Day 2021 In Pittsburgh
• 2 Killed In Overnight Fire At Upper West Side Apartment Building
• Hollywood Residents, Commission Go Head To Head In Forum On Condo Proposal
• Man Shot, Killed While Driving Through Philadelphia's Harrowgate Neighborhood
• Man Critically Hurt After Being Struck By Car In Brooklyn
• Veterans Day 2021: Here's Where Veterans Can Get Deals, Free Meals Nov. 11
• U.S. soldiers injured in Iranian attack denied Purple Hearts
• Parents accused of girl's murder weeks after reporting her missing
• Musk sells more than $5 billion in Tesla stock after Twitter poll
• Dozens Of Lawsuits Filed Over Astroworld Tragedy, As 9-Year-Old Dallas Victim Remains Comatose
• Atherton Remains Nation's Most Expensive Zip Code; Median Home Sale Price At $7,475,000
• 'It's Something That's Gotta Be Removed:' Millions Of Cars With Defective Airbags Still On The Road
• Vets: Burn pits on bases abroad causing more breast cancer at home
• True Crime: Investigative Reporter Paula Woodward On Jonbenét's Late Mom, Patsy Ramsey
• True Crime: Jonbenét Ramsey Bombshell Allegations: Boulder Police Accused Of Sitting On Crucial Dna Evidence
• 2021 CMA Awards: Chris Stapleton wins 6 but Luke Combs takes biggest
• Judge denies Trump's request to block release of documents to January 6 committee
• 60 Minutes investigates the supply chain crisis
• Biden says inflation is "worrisome" in speech at Port of Baltimore
• Kyle Rittenhouse takes the stand at trial: "I didn't do anything wrong"
• Pittsburgh Weather: 70 Degree Temperatures Possible On Thursday Before Snow Chances Move In
• FW de Klerk, South Africa's last apartheid president, has died at 85
• Asian youth facing racism in Mississippi Delta say it's time to speak out
• Teen In Custody After 42-Year-Old Killed In East Germantown Stabbing
• Mavericks Come Up Short In The Chi As Ball, LaVine Lead Bulls Past Dallas 117-107
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/11 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Battle Of Big Ten Division Leaders As Gophers Take On No. 19 Iowa
• Meet Pinky, The New 15-Foot Flamingo Sculpture Sitting Outside Manayunk Ice Cream Shop
• Wild Win 4th Straight, 5-2 Over Coyotes
• Andrew Wiggins Drops 35 Points, Dunks On KAT As Warriors Top Wolves, 123-110
• Rain, Wind And Possible Storms On The Way Thursday Night Into Friday Morning
• Chicago Weather: Rainy Day Ahead
• Maryland Weather: Mild Day With Afternoon Clouds
• Boater Reynier 'Ray' Marino Goes Missing In Waters Near Julia Tuttle Causeway
• Miramar Teen Named Suspect In Davie Murder
• Video Shows Brawl Between Players, Parents At Youth Hockey Game In Tewksbury
• BCA Releases Photo Of Person Of Interest In Brooklyn Center Crash That Killed Judd Anderson
• Prior Lake H.S. Investigating After 'Serious And Disturbing Racist Video' Posted To Social Media
• It Happens Here: Operation Delta Dog In Chelmsford Matches Veterans With Service Dogs In Training
• Veterans Day Deals: Boston-Area Restaurants Offering Military Discounts & Free Meals Thursday For Those Who've Served
• Westinghouse Castle Lights Up To Symbolize Its Newest Chapter
• Allegheny County Sheriffs Office Unveils First All-Electric Vehicle In Pennsylvania
• Early Black Friday deals you can shop right now at Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, Nordstrom, Kohl's and more
• Third Woman Arrested In Probe That Led To Discovery Of 2 Buried Girls
• COVID: Testing Of Asymptomatic Cal Football Players Questioned By UCSF Doctor - 'Did Not Need To Get To This Point'
• Facade Falls Off Of Building In Lawrenceville, Traffic Being Detoured Off Of Butler Street
• Longtime San Ramon Roller Skating Rink To Shut Down After Nearly 50 Years
• Hershey Co. Purchases Dot's Pretzels LLC For $1.2 Billion
• W. Va. County Health Administrator Resigns After Wrong Dosage Of COVID-19 Vaccinations Administered
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/11 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Kevin Durant, James Harden Lead Nets Past Magic
• Connaughton Helps Bucks Recover, Top Knicks After Blown Lead

Videos from November 11, 2021

• 11/11: Red and Blue
• Oklahoma death row inmate Julius Jones set to be executed next week
• Chinese American veterans receive recognition for service in World War II
• U.S. and China announce surprise climate action deal at COP26
• What to do if your child is not fully vaccinated against COVID by Thanksgiving
• "Honoring our Heroes" for Veterans Day
• Job training program teaches vets new skills
• Chicago police handcuffed innocent Black teens at gunpoint
• Children struggle with long-haul COVID symptoms
• Judge overturns Texas mask mandate ban for schools
• Appeals court pauses release of Trump's January 6 records
• Defense and prosecution wrap case in Kyle Rittenhouse trial
• Surge in plastic waste caused by COVID-19 pandemic
• Taste With Tori: Mia's Meals Falafel Bar Brings Taste Of Israel To Haddonfield
• DOJ launches investigation into Alabama county wastewater management
• Justice Department sues Uber for overcharging disabled people
• Congressman and former Marine details horrors of war in new memoir
• EU officials accuse Belarus of "hybrid attack" at border
• How a charity run by U.S. veterans is fighting COVID one vaccine shot at a time
• NBA legends visit troops for Veterans Day
• U.S. and France form new diplomatic pacts as leaders work on mending relations
• Biden honors service members on Veterans Day
• Thousands of migrants stuck along Belarus' border with Poland
• Judge weighs request for a mistrial in Kyle Rittenhouse case
• Doctor discusses masks in schools and COVID-19 vaccine rule lawsuits
• 60 Minutes Archive: Children of Flint
• Woman demands change after "strange" spiking at U.K. nightclub
• Biden on tackling high inflation and supply chain issues
• Former national security officials call on Congress to take action to protect elections
• Retired Navy SEAL discusses Veterans Day in wake of Afghan troop withdrawal
• North Carolina community marks 123 years since 1898 Wilmington massacre
• Veterans exposed to burn pits battle breast cancer and the VA
• Letters from Virginia middle schoolers thank veterans for their service
• Biden acknowledges rising inflation while promoting infrastructure deal
• Defense requests mistrial in Kyle Rittenhouse case
• Vice President Kamala Harris in France to mend U.S. relations with Paris
• Sentinels reflect on honor of guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on its 100th anniversary
• Houston police now say cops told organizers to shut down Astroworld music festival
• Cargo with nowhere to go: 60 Minutes investigates the supply chain crisis
• Kenneth Branagh on his critically acclaimed new movie "Belfast" and possibly making Oscars history
• 11/11: CBSN AM
• CBS Reports | Being Different in the Delta
• U.S. soldiers injured by Iranian ballistic missiles denied Purple Heart awards
• NASA's SpaceX Crew-3 astronauts headed to International Space Station
• Bill Whitaker reports for "60 Minutes" on one of the snags in the supply chain crisis
• U.S. faces record-high inflation, with prices soaring more than 6% in past year
• Kyle Rittenhouse broke into tears as he testified in his murder trial in Wisconsin
• WorldView: Former South African president F.W. de Klerk dies at 85, and more global headlines
• Legal analyst on Kyle Rittenhouse's self-defense testimony