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• Study: Avalanche of Pandemic-Generated Trash Will Pollute Oceans and Beaches
• California Could Introduce Ranking Systems For Heatwaves
• Pittsburg Police Find Social Media Outpaces Amber Alerts When Notifying Public of Abductions
• Towns, Wolves Thrash Lakers 107-83 To Snap 6-Game Skid
• California Considering Warning System For Heat Waves
• El Dorado County Files Lawsuit To Shutdown Restaurants That Defied COVID Guidelines
• Monday's Show Info (11/15/21)
• More Than 30 Thousand Union Nurses, Support Staff Plan To Strike On Monday Due To Labor Dispute
• Culture Of Drinking, Hazing Led To UC Davis Baseball Program Suspension, Report Says
• Curry Scores 40 Points as Warriors Bash Bulls
• Elderly Driver Arrested In Crash That Killed Teacher In Front of San Francisco School
• Sunday's Show Info (11/14/21)
• 2 Arrested In Early October Killing Of Teen In Patterson
• Saturday's Show Info (11/13/21)
• Bulls Fall Short To Stephen Curry, Warriors
• SMUD MOSAC Ticket Info
• Murder Of Safarian Herring Remains Unsolved After Charges Were Dropped, And His Father Says ShotSpotter Technology Let Him Down
• Long Beach Police Issue Public Warning Following String Of Break-Ins In Belmont Shore
• Chicago Weather: Mainly Dry Saturday, But More Snow Saturday Night
• Pulisic Sparks US Over Mexico 2-0 In World Cup Qualifying
• Britney Spears Freed: Judge Ends Controversial Conservatorship
• 2 In Custody After Leading Police On Chase On New Jersey Turnpike
• Strome, Fleury Lead Blackhawks To Win Over Coyotes
• Mayor De Blasio: 93% Of City Workforce Is Now Vaccinated
• Know The Score: November 12, 2021
• No. 11 Illinois Gets Guards Back, Beats Arkansas State
• Bridges, Ball Lead Hornets Past Walker, Knicks
• Lakers' LeBron James Cleared For On-Court Basketball Activities, Considered Day-To-Day
• 2 Families Who Lost Daughters In Deadly Crashes Fight To Change Law And Save Lives
• After More Than A Year-And-A-Half, Children's Theatre Company Reopens With 'Annie'
• Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick Wins Democratic Primary Race For District 20
• 13 Injured, 2 Severely, In Multi-Car Crash Involving Bus In Sparrows Point
• I-Team Investigation Results In New Texas Law Protecting Homeowners From Unexpected Taxes
• Law Enforcement, Businesses, Working To Stay One Step Ahead Of ATM Thieves
• Experts At Johns Hopkins Forum Call For Standardization Of Public Health Data
• 'I'm Healthy Again': Former Raven Lional Dalton Gets Kidney Transplant & Second Chance At Life
• Britney Spears' Conservatorship Terminated After More Than 13 Years
• Upcoming Thanksgiving Meal Looks To Be Most Expensive In Years
• Glen De Vries, CMU Trustee And Blue Origin Crew Member, Dies In Plane Crash
• COVID Cases Spiking In Some States, Sparking Concerns About Fifth Wave
• 2-Year-Old Falls Out 9th Floor Window At Bronx Building
• 'I Chose To Intervene': Anti-Violence Group Helps Subdue Gunman In North Minneapolis
• Baltimore County Public Schools Adds Extra Day To Thanksgiving Break
• 88-Year-Old Woman, Another Pedestrian Dead After Crash At Western And Pratt In West Rogers Park
• Measures Taken To Prevent Another 'Astroworld' At Tortuga Music Festival
• Caught On Video: Drunken Driver Smashes In Reverse Into West Loop Pure Barre Fitness Studio; Business Has Already Had Plenty Of Tragedies Lately
• Children's Theatre Company Production Of 'Annie'
• Harvey Mayor Christopher Clark Asks Police Chief To Step Down Amid Fight Against Corruption, Takes Aim At Former Head Of Internal Affairs Olivia Cobbins
• Henderson County City Of Eustace Evacuated After Gas Leak
• Drive-Thru Holiday Light Show Opens At Fox Valley Mall
• San Francisco Conservatory of Music Opens New Performing Arts Center on Van Ness Avenue
• Pete Nance Sparks Northwestern To Victory Over High Point
• With Giannis Scratched, Celtics Beat Bucks 122-113 In OT
• UPDATE: Deadly I-880 Shooting of Jasper Wu Prompts Call for Oakland Freeway Cameras, More Cops
• Carter Hart Dominant As Flyers Rally To Beat Hurricanes 2-1
• Monroe Street Drive-In Reopens This Weekend
• World's Tallest Red Kettle Returns To Downtown Detroit As Salvation Army Kicks Off Annual Campaign
• Detroit School District Opening COVID Vaccine Clinic On Nov. 13 For Eligible Kids
• Pain Into Purpose: Dr. Leana Wen Shares Her Life Story
• 'We Can't Wait Another Day': MIAA To Tackle Inappropriate Behavior At Football Games
• CHP Issues Amber Alert For Missing 3-Year-Old Loyalty Holt Last Seen With Mother
• More Survivors Of Deadly Astroworld Surge File Lawsuits
• Golden State Stimulus II: More Than 780,000 Payments Now Issued
• Ovechkin Scores 742nd In Capitals' 4-3 Win Over Blue Jackets
• Students React After Racist Slurs Found Near Campus: 'University Of Delaware Failed Time And Time Again To Address These Issues'
• Andrews Scores 30 To Lead Loyola (Md.) Past SC State 75-65
• Chilly Temps Greet High School Football Fans
• Reese's 23 Points Leads No. 4 Maryland Over Villanova 88-67
• Injured Worker 'Lucky To Be Alive' After Self-Powered Lift Comes In Contact With Electrical Lines
• Supply Chain Delays Disrupt California Tree Nut Exports
• COVID In Colorado: Gov. Jared Polis Cites New Mexico As Example Of Why He's Not Planning To Bring Back Mask Mandate
• Minnesota Weather: Clipper System Could Bring Up To 3 Inches Of Snow This Weekend
• Lake Forest Hit-And-Run Driver Wanted By Authoritites
• Staff Shortages Lead Poudre School District To Cancel Classes For Entire Thanksgiving Week
• North Texans Step Up To Help Veterans Cemetery That Fell Into Disrepair
• State Police Looking For Missing 13-Year-Old Serenity Adams From Westmoreland County
• Red Stars Are One Win Away From Playing For NWSL Championship
• Payton Willis Scores 19 Points, Minnesota Holds Off Western Kentucky
• Colorado Ski Industry Has More Women In Leadership Positions Than Ever Before
• Orange County Reports High Demand In Child COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Mountain View Unveils Strategy To Tackle Downtown Parking Problem
• Sen. Nicholas Scutari To Replace Steve Sweeney As New Jersey Senate President
• Detective: Teen Set Fatal Green Valley Ranch House Fire After Phone Theft
• What Happened To The Moisture? Almost All Of Colorado's Front Range Now Has Severe Drought
• Police Investigating Armed Robbery In Little Italy
• Court halts Biden's COVID-19 vaccine rule for large businesses
• Sweater Weather To Return This Weekend
• Doctors In COVID-Crowded Hospitals Urge Minnesotans To Get Vaccinated
• San Quentin News Starting Partnership With Folsom Women's Facility To Tell Incarcerated Stories
• Hunter Airlifted To Hospital After Shooting Self In Leg
• Community Leaders Call For Change At The Top After Racist Attack On Sacramento Vice Principal
• South Florida Caravan This Weekend In Support Of Cuban People
• Hunter Convicted Of Shooting Ohio Wildlife Officer Investigating Poaching
• New Bald Eagle Nest Baskets Installed At Barr Lake State Park
• LA City Council Tweaks COVID Vaccine Proof Mandate; Drops Shopping Centers From Requirement
• Sources: Woman Tossed Roses, Cash At Lions At Bronx Zoo; Police Seek Woman Arrested In 2019 For Similar Incident
• Valerie Burton Hopes To Go Out On Top With Northwestern Women's Basketball
• Britney Spears Fans Celebrate End Of Conservatorship
• Early Rainfall Helping, But Drought Remains an Issue in East Bay
• Finalists Announced For Landy Award Coach Of The Year
• Court Panel To Reconvene In January On Video Trial Coverage
• More than 200 Astroworld attendees file lawsuits
• Britney Spears' conservatorship terminated after more than 13 years
• More Than 3 Million Minnesotans Are Vaccinated Against COVID-19, But Is That Protection Wearing Off?
• CBS News poll: Just a quarter of Americans own a working turntable
• It's Prematurity Awareness Month, And Denver Neonatalogist Says Infant Health Care Is Improving
• Salvation Army Western Pennsylvania Division Launches Angel Tree Program
• Richmond City Council, Levin Terminal Plan to Phase Out Handling Coal, 'Petcoke' by 2026
• Sudden Closure Of Popular Denny's In Campbell Has Locals Wondering About Future
• Annual Landry Award Coach Of The Year Finalists Announced
• Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: Looking Back At The Unrest In Kenosha That Followed The Shooting Of Jacob Blake By Police
• Concord Police Searching for Nonverbal Autistic Man Who Went Missing
• Colorado's Spike In COVID Cases 'Still A Mystery,' Trajectory Could Be Difficult To Predict
• Trial Begins In Lawsuit Over Pennsylvania School Funding
• Yellen: Labor force participation "quite depressed" compared to pre-COVID
• Local Small Business Owners Meet To Discuss Supply Chain Concerns
• Police Seek Public's Help In Identifying Driver Of Deadly Rancho Cordova Hit-And-Run
• Pittsburgh Police SWAT Vehicle Tires Slashed
• Tinhorn Flats, Controversial Burbank Bar, Sold By Owner
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot, Police Supt. David Brown Slam COPA For Leaving Slain Officer Ella French's Name In Report On Anjanette Young Raid
• Heat Bears Down In Orange County As Wind Speeds Pick Up
• Great deals on custom Christmas cards (and a few not-so-custom cards we love too)
• Convicted Sex Offender Howard Shaw Charged With Attempted Rape After Allegedly Attacking Jogger On Second Day Of Parole
• PHOTOS: Storm Damage In Massachusetts On November 12, 2021
• Parents And Students Line Up At Mt. Lebanon High School To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Major Improvements Coming To Route 981 In Westmoreland County
• 'It Was Brutal': Twin Cities Tree Farm Loses 10% Of Christmas Trees Due To Summer Drought
• Colorado Congressman Optimistic On Climate Change Despite 'Short Runway' To Avoid Consequences
• ShotSpotter, Chicago Police Defend Gunshot Detection Technology As Chicago Residents Sound Off At City Council Committee Hearing
• Mile High COVID Warning: Broncos Encourage Fans To Wear Masks In Stadium's Indoor Areas
• LA Deputy Shoots, Kills Woman, Wounds Man After Being Attacked At Commerce Gas Station
• Volunteers Save Fish And Frogs From Murky Sump Near South Huntington School
• Furry Tails: Shortie And Ritz Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Driver Injured In Concord Hit-and-Run Crash
• Hit-And-Run Suspect Fatally Shot Man Who Tried To Stop Him; Carjacking Escape Interrupted By Community Members
• UPDATE: Pittsburg Police Arrest Child Abduction Suspect With Distinctive Facial Tattoo
• Lakewood PD Arrest 2 Suspects, Including Daughter, In Disappearance Of Gail Wilson
• Stranger who set out to return discarded Army uniforms also gave family hope
• Jason Richey, Republican Attorney In Pittsburgh, Says He's The Strongest Candidate For Governor
• San Francisco Giants Extends Contract For Manager Gabe Kapler Through 2024
• 4-Vehicle Crash In St. Paul Prompts Significant Backup On Westbound I-94
• Operation Safety Net Offers Shelter To Those In Need During Colder Months
• Pennsylvania Department Of Health To Count COVID-19 Reinfections As New Cases
• Gov. Whitmer Vetoes Ban On Fining Michigan Employers For COVID Violations
• HCA Florida University Hospital Set To Open Monday
• 'My Baby Was Bleeding': Mother Of Toddler Recounts How Her Child Was Grazed By A Bullet In Chatham
• Billy Chermirmir Was No Stranger To One Victim's Family; How They Say He Got Away With Murder For So Long
• Texas Woman Charged With Assaulting Flight Attendant Over Mask Compliance on SFO-Bound Flight
• Northwestern Researchers Develop Possible Treatment For Paralysis
• Newsom Sets Date For 17th Assembly District Special Election in San Francisco
• Co-Owner Of Barnard Schwinn Bike Shop Determined To Fulfill Orders After Shop Damaged In Oak Park
• Officials Condemn Antisemitic Hate Speech At Haverstraw Planning Board Meeting
• 'Know Your Rights,' Travel Expert Warns Of Possible Flight Delays, Cancellations During Holidays
• Sac State Student Becomes First-Ever UNO World Champion
• With COVID Hospitalizations At Year-Long High, Doctors Urge Minnesotans To Get Vaccinated; 'We Are Essentially At 100% Capacity'
• Ahmeel Fowler Charged In Homicide Of Jan'ya Murphy, Young Wheeling Mother Whose 1-Year-Old Daughter, Jaclyn 'Angel' Dobbs, Was Also Later Found Dead
• Meadows fails to appear before January 6 select committee
• Tips For Safe Winter Driving Ahead Of Snowy Weekend
• Kidsburgh: After-School Activities Help Kids Learn About Themselves
• Santa Claus Makes Early Appearance At Long Island Mall
• Tornado Warning Issued On Nantucket
• This week on "Face the Nation," November 14, 2021
• Expect Closures On Dolphin Expressway Overnight Sunday Due To Construction
• Somerville Dog With Incurable Cancer Showered With Love From Community
• No Verdict Reached In John Dougherty, Bobby Henon Corruption Trial Friday
• Thanksgiving Dinner Might Bring Sticker Shock, But Study Finds Philly More Affordable Than Other Cities
• Former Raiders Coach Jon Gruden Files Lawsuit Against The NFL And Roger Goodell
• Singer-Songwriter Crystal Waters On How A Psychic Helped Put Her On A Journey To The Top Of The Charts
• Gov. Murphy Proposes 9-Mile Greenway From Jersey City To Montclair
• 'Adele One Night Only' Welcomes Back The Superstar Performer This Sunday
• Leaving Town For Thanksgiving? Baltimore County Police Will Watch Your Home
• Travis Scott Didn't Have The Authority To Stop Astroworld Concert, Spokesperson Says
• Biden Administration Nominates 1st Black Man To Serve As U.S. Marshal In Minnesota
• Man Charged In Stabbing Death Near Scott Township Homeless Encampment
• Philadelphia Gun Violence: More Than 2,000 People Have Been Shot In 2021
• Missing 16-Year-Old Mariano Coc Named A Person Of Interest In Fatal Rosemead Hit-And-Run
• Broncos Offensive Coordinator Pat Shurmur On COVID-19 List, Likely Out vs. Eagles
• On 20th Anniversary Of Deadly Plane Crash, Families Of Flight 587 Victims Brave Elements To Pay Tribute At Queens Memorial
• As COVID-19 Numbers Climb, Some Experts Want Massachusetts To Allow Boosters For All Adults
• Masks Now Optional For All Public School Students In Miami-Dade
• Denver Police Step Up Patrols After Rash Of Motor Vehicle Thefts And Burglaries
• Long Island Rep. Andrew Garbarino Receives Death Threats After Voting In Favor Of Infrastructure Bill
• Jack Ciattarelli Concedes New Jersey Governor's Race To Phil Murphy
• 36-Year-Old Man Sentenced To 147 Years For Firing At Baltimore County Police During 2020 Pursuit
• Top CDC official said migrant expulsion was not needed to contain COVID
• Health Officials Warn Of Increased Risk Of Measles Outbreak After 22 Million Infants Missed Their Vaccine Last Year
• State Allows 4 Days Of Remote Learning At Jamaica Plain School Closed After COVID Outbreak
• Rain Leaves Billerica With Widespread Flooding, Downed Trees
• Baltimore Nonprofit Uses Dirt Bike Culture To Spark STEM Interest In Children
• Medical Examiner Investigation Reiterates that 2008 Death of SJSU Student Was Suicide
• Seahawks-Packers Preview: Will Aaron Rodgers Be Available Sunday?
• Pet Expo Returns To David L. Lawrence Convention Center
• Police Release New Video Of Man Accused Of Raping Central Park Jogger
• Former Raiders coach Jon Gruden sues the NFL and Roger Goodell
• Bank Robber Wanted For One Of Biggest Heists In Cleveland's History 52 Years Ago ID'd As Lynnfield Man
• Love Your Park Fall Service Day To Be Held This Saturday; Sign Up To Help Clean A Philly Park
• Lathrop Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 2 People, Including Minor, At Party
• Lender charged 200% interest to military families for pawn loans, CFPB says
• Woman Pushed Onto Subway Tracks In Times Square During Attempted Robbery, Suspect Arrested
• UPDATE: Teenager Cited for Making Multiple Bomb Threats at South Bay Schools
• Tarrant County Celebrates 2,000 Vaccines At Sundance, Has High Hopes For Arlington
• Spirited Rally In Harrisburg As Trial Begins In Pennsylvania School Funding Lawsuit
• Chinatown Leaders 'See Path Forward To Correct The Highways' Forced Upon Communities Of Color In Infrastructure Bill
• 'We Want A New Environment': Students Protest Racist Video, Walk Out Of Quincy High School
• Former Raiders Coach Gruden Sues NFL Over Publication of Offensive Emails
• Bomb Squad Deployed To Downtown Dallas' Dealey Plaza For Suspicious Briefcase
• Loaded Gun Found On Campus At Northeast High School, Student In Custody
• Body Of Missing Boater Reynier Marino Recovered
• Brashear High School Student Charged After Allegedly Punching School Police Officer
• Steve Bannon Indicted For Contempt of Congress
• Gruden Sues NFL Over Publication Of Offensive Emails
• Massachusetts Reports 3,708 New COVID Cases, 19 Additional Deaths Over 2 Days
• Police Pursuit Ends In Southern Broward, Suspect In Custody
• Chicago Weather: Season's First Snowfall Arrives
• Jerry Doung Arrested After Fatal Shooting On South Federal Boulevard
• Schmidt Breaks Tie, Jets Beat Short-handed Sharks 4-1
• Steve Bannon Indicted For Contempt Of Congress
• As virus lingers, teacher shortages shut schools across U.S.
• County Files Court Complaints Against 2 Placerville Restaurants That Ignore COVID Rules, Stayed Open
• UPDATE: Oakland Chinatown Officials Offer $10,000 Reward In Search For Killers Of Jasper Wu
• Addison Perdew Charged For Allegedly Beating Infant Son To Death
• Hatboro Police Officer Ryan Allen's 'Come A Long Way' After Near-Fatal Bee Sting Put Him In Coma For Month
• Denver International Airport Closing East Economy Parking Lot In Order To Open Pikes Peak Shuttle Lot
• Driver Killed In Laurel Crash Identified As Baltimore Woman
• Colorado Has One Of The Highest Cases Of Central Sleep Apnea
• Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (NOVEMBER 13) 
• Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers Calls Up National Guard In Preparation For Verdict
• Drones, Fireworks And A Maz Bobblehead: Pirates Release 2022 Promotional Schedule
• Shortage Of Staff Forces Truman High School In Levittown To Cancel Classes On Friday
• Fire In Colwyn, Delaware County Displaces 17 People
• Japan Airlines Opens Low-Cost Route From Los Angeles To Tokyo
• NFL Week 10 NFC West Preview: 49ers Have 'To Win The Matchup Up Front' To Beat Rams
• WBZ Snowfall Contest 2021-22
• SRA: Former Bay Area Scholar Thrives with Tech Job, Growing Family
• Russell Dickerson Bringing Tour To Pittsburgh
• Authorities Seeking Assistance In October Hit-And-Run Incident
• Rowan University Cautions Students After Spike In Flu Cases
• The cost of heat and gas is surging. Here's why.
• Scottish Rite Hospital In Dallas Makes Plea For Donated Crutches Amid National Shortage
• Paris Hilton posts pictures after marrying Carter Reum
• LAPD: 3 Teens On Discord Behind Swatting Calls At BLM LA's Melina Abdullah's Home, 30 Other Incidents Across The Country
• 4-Month-Old Baby Inside Stolen Minivan Found Safe in Concord; Suspect At Large
• 'Game Day' Film About Eagles-Loving Philly Family To Premiere In Chester On Saturday
• Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: Jury Allowed To Consider Lesser Charges As Deliberations Begin Early Next Week
• COVID-19 Vaccination And Testing Clinic To Open At State Center On Saturday
• Steve Bannon indicted for contempt of Congress
• Former Inverness Tech CEO Bradley Rukstales Gets 30 Days In Prison For Participating In Jan. 6 Capitol Riot
• As Tesla Stock Keeps Falling, Musk Sells Off More Shares
• The Colony High Student Arrested After Making Alleged Threats
• Patriots Running Backs Damien Harris, Rhamondre Stevenson Listed As Questionable Vs. Browns
• 'Made In Baltimore' To Open 7th Annual Holiday Store In Remington
• Hector Burgos Saucedo, Mexican Meth Trafficker, Sentenced To 15 Years In Federal Prison
• Caught On Video: Group Slashes, Beats Man Near Times Square In Apparent Unprovoked Attack
• Amber Alert Issued For Missing 5-Year-Old Ohio Girl Ana Burke
• Miami Pain Clinic Owner Habib Geagea Palacios Pleads Guilty In Opioid Case
• Florida Retailers Expect Holiday Shopping Boost
• DeSoto Police Seeking Public Help In Finding Missing 13-Year-Old Leah Denise Adams
• 5 People Arrested, Accused Of Operating Carjacking Ring In Metro Detroit
• Police: Woman, 74, In ICU For Cardiac Episode After Confronting Vandals, Getting Egged At Woodland Park
• UCR's 70-Foot Buzzer Beater Stuns ASU
• Weather Extra: Categorizing Atmospheric Rivers
• Patriots-Browns Week 10 News, Notes And Fun Facts
• Food Service Options Limited With Denver Public Schools' Cancellation Of Classes On Nov. 19
• Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins Will Seek Re-election
• Jack Ciattarelli Concedes New Jersey Governor's Race To Phil Murphy, Vows To Run Again In 2025
• Andrew Sullivan on separating politics & life
• Baltimore Man, 19, Charged With Attempted Murder In SW Baltimore Shooting
• 12th Annual Harlem Restaurant Week Celebrates Record Number Of Participating Establishments
• Confounded By Blitz, Ravens' Offense Wilted Against Miami
• Austrian leader says lockdown for the unvaccinated is likely
• Police: Armed Man Shot, Wounded By Long Beach Officers
• Millions Of COVID-19 Home Tests Under Recall Due To False Positives
• Man Charged In Hit-And-Run Death Of Girl, 6, In Dearborn
• More Than 2 Million Ellume COVID-19 Home Tests Recalled Due To False Positives
• Search For Additional Bodies In 'Candy Man' Serial Killer Case Continues In Texas
• New DuClaw Brewing Company Stout Also Helps Workers In Craft Beverage Industry
• Fall Foliage Report: Season Winding Down, But Some Color Still Hanging On
• In Paris, VP Harris seeks to strengthen ties, stay out of headlines
• Suspects Kevin Bui, Gavin Seymour Appear In Court For 2020 Denver Fire That Killed 5 People
• Yardley Woman Suing American Gaming Systems Claiming Company Refused To Pay Her $100,000 Slot Game Jackpot
• Bensalem Man, Matthew Lavender, Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter In Connection To Woman's Overdose Death
• NBA Tells Golden State Warriors To Get COVID Booster Shots 'As Soon As Possible'
• Baltimore Man Charged With Attempted Murder In Linthicum
• Teen Charged In Stolen Vehicle Crash In Detroit That Killed Passenger
• Elvis Sestic Charged With Evading Arrest In Forney
• Fight Over U.S. Wolf Protections Goes Before Federal Judge
• 'Thrill Of My Life': WWII Colorado Veteran Don 'Whip' Whipple Witnessed Flag Raising On Iwo Jima
• The IRS says it's boosting tax brackets due to inflation
• Kaiser Permanente Pharmacies Would Temporarily Close, Elective Surgeries Rescheduled If Nearly 32,000 Nurses, Healthcare Workers Go On Strike
• Chicago Weather: Season's First Snowfall Reported In Chicago Suburbs
• Early Black Friday deals on Roku streaming sticks and other streamers
• Man who traveled to space on Blue Origin flight dies in plane crash
• 100,000 Pounds Of Trader Joe's Chicken Patties Recalled For Possible Bone Fragments
• Novato Letting Residents Submit Maps for Redrawing Of Council District Boundaries
• Social Streetwear 'Survived' Pop-Up Store Opens Nov 13 In Downtown Detroit
• Man Critically Injured In East Oakland Shooting
•  Irving Chief Of Police Jeff Spivey Retiring After 35 Years Service
• 'It's A Signal Of Hope': My Block, My Hood, My City Is Bringing Christmas Cheer To Homes On King Drive, Asking For Donations And Volunteers
• Bill Would Guarantee Annual Mental Health Wellness Exams For Massachusetts Residents
• Raw Ground Chicken Patty Products Recalled At Trader Joe's
• Report On Anjanette Young Raid Called For Suspension For Officer Ella French, Who Was Later Shot And Killed; Her Brother Is Furious
• WATCH LIVE: Doctors To Answer Questions About COVID-19 Vaccine For Children Ages 5-11
• San Jose Sharks Back To Full Strength; Head Coach, 7 Players Return From NHL COVID Protocol
• University of Maryland, Towson University Receive High Marks For LGBTQ Inclusion
• Body Found Off Lake Michigan In 1988 Exhumed For DNA
• 5 COVID Vaccine Clinics Held For Kids At Boston Public Schools
• Santa Claus Returns To King Of Prussia Mall Ahead Of Christmas
• Car Crashes Into, Kills Man Riding Lawnmower On County Road Near Woodland
• Lawsuit Over Benton Harbor Water Seeks Class-Action Status
• State Patrol Seeks Help Finding Semi That Struck Pedestrian In Becker County
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 2-Day Total Of 10,848 New Cases, 91 Additional Deaths
• Colorado Doctor Reminds People About Importance Of Screening For Lung Cancer
• Baltimore's Inner Harbor Ice Rink Opens Friday
• Harlem Restaurant Week Underway; See Participating Spots
• Obama, Bush, Clinton ask for support to build Medal of Honor museum
• New Orleans to pay teens $350 a month in financial literacy push
• Power Plant Fire Reported On Johns Hopkins University's Homewood Campus
• Demolition, Clean-Up Begins Of Shell Petroleum Tank Farm In West Sacramento
• Driver Charged With DUI After Crashing Into Barnard's Schwinn Bike Store In Oak Park
• More Than 2 Million Ellume COVID-19 Home Tests Recalled Due To Potential False Positive Test Results
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 2-Day Total Of 1,008 New Cases, 3 More Deaths
• Colorado Weather: Still Some Blowing Snow In The Mountains As Two More Ski Areas Open
• Biden and Xi to meet virtually on Monday
• Denver Police Conduct Death Investigation In Area of Argo Park
• Board votes to pardon namesake of 1896 "separate but equal" ruling
• San Rafael Police Arrest Two Women Suspected Of Shooting Teenager
• McDonald's CEO faces backlash over gun victim texts
• Man who brought Molotov cocktails to D.C. on Jan. 6 pleads guilty
• Accused Capitol rioter who fled to Russian ally rails against U.S.
• SFPD: Victim Critically Injured in Oct. 23 Haight Street Shooting Dies
• Missing 80-Year-Old Flower Mound Resident, Bernard Lipari, Found Safe In Dallas
• Police Arrest Man Outside COVID Vaccine Clinic In Manchester NH
• 2's Got Your Ticket: The Rostons Keep It In The Family And On The Stage
• Missing Penn State Student Found Dead
• Elon Musk Sells More Tesla Shares, Stock Continues To Fall
• Child Tax Credit: When Will Your November Payment Come?
• 'He Should Not Have Been Driving': Family Demands Answers After Mother, Son Struck, Killed By Car In West Oak Lane
• Arson Investigation At SW Dade Home Where Gunfire Was Reported
• Police Identify Man Shot And Killed Outside Lakeforest Mall
• Chicago Public Schools Closed Friday For Vaccine Awareness Day
• Johnson & Johnson To Split Into 2 Companies For Retail And Pharmacy
• Million Dollar Bond Set For Fort Lauderdale Firefighter Patrick Ryan On Child Porn Charges
• Biden taps Robert Califf for FDA commissioner, and Manchin opposes
• Overnight Crash In North Richland Hills Leaves Child In Critical Condition
• MDOT: Here's A List Of Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• Gospel Legend Tamela Mann Gets Candid About Life, New Album 'Overcomer'
• COVID In Minnesota: Average Positivity Rate Now Highest Since Last December
• Bill Belichick Points To 'The Art Of War' When Asked About His Game-Planning Process
• Fire Destroys Beaver Falls Home
• USPS is delivering mail slower than promised ahead of holidays
• Fort Lauderdale's Tortuga Music Festival Underway
• Former Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake Now Spokesperson For Travis Scott Following Astroworld Tragedy
• Student's $3,000 Saxophone Stolen At MBTA Station; Police Seek 'Person Of Interest'
• Suspended Stagg High Student Suspected Of Bringing Large Hunting Knife On Campus
• Garland Homicide Detectives Searching For Killer After Michael William Marcoe Found Dead In Bed
• Sylvester Stallone, Burt Young Attend 'Rocky IV' Director's Cut At Philadelphia Film Center
• 8 Maryland Men Arrested In Crackdown On 'Outlaw Motorcycle Gang'
• Familiar Challenges For New Fast-Track Docket For Migrants Entering The US
• Mark Viviano Breaks Down What Went Wrong For The Ravens In Miami
• Autopsy Results: New Jersey Children Found Dead In Mother's Car Died Of Asphyxiation
• World Kindness Day: Boys & Girls Club Painting Rocks To Spread Positive Messages
• Herr's Needs Help Finding Chip Flavor Inspired By Philadelphia
• Ikea Raising Starting Wage; Stoughton Store Will Pay $18 An Hour
• Trader Joe's Chicken Patties Recalled For Possible Bone Fragments
• Sundance Square Friday 'Pop-Up' Clinic Gives Over 2,000 COVID-19 Shots
• Michigan Man Arrested In 1997 Death Of Woman; He Was Teen At Time
• Philadelphia Weather: Friday's Rain Could Bring Chances Of Localized Flooding, Thunder
• Man Stabbed In Neck In Southwest Philadelphia Stabbing, Police Say
• $1 Million Worth Of Meth, Cocaine, Fentanyl Seized By Huntington Beach Police
• Halle Berry opens up about beauty, boxing and survival
• 1 Man Dead in Shooting On S Federal Blvd In Denver
• Bystander Shot While Sitting In Car Near Altercation In Skokie
• Ribbon Cutting For Sacramento's New Museum Of Science And Curiosity Set For Friday
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 909 New Cases, 10 New Deaths Reported
• 'We Want To Help': Community Church Seeking Volunteers To Pack Meals For People In Haiti
• Liam's List Nov. 12: CBS Adele Special; 'Belfast' The Movie; 'Shame The Devil' Comedy Special
• Driver Captured After High-Speed Pursuit Through LA
• Jashyah Moore Case: 5 Things We Know About Disappearance Of East Orange Teen
• A record 4.4 million Americans quit their jobs in September
• Baby Elephant 'Showing Signs Of Stabilizing,' Pittsburgh Zoo Said
• Charges: Christopher Olson Brutally Beat, Stabbed His Mother In St. Paul
• Woman In Critical Condition After Shooting In Lower Manhattan
• Did Miami Unlock The Key To Beating The Ravens?
• Travis Scott had no authority to stop concert, spokesperson says
• South Florida Court Rejects Quick Handling Of School Mask Case
• IATSE Voting Underway To Ratify New Contract
• Kellogg's Files Lawsuit Against Its Striking Cereal Workers
• 'Dolphin Tale' Star Winter Has Died At Clearwater Aquarium
• NYPD: Armed Suspect Killed In Police-Involved Shooting On Belt Parkway
• Colorado Ballet's Holiday Classic 'The Nutcracker' Gets Whole New Look
• An Unhappy Homecoming This Time For Ravens QB Lamar Jackson
• Clippers Rally To Beat Heat 112-109
• 52-Year-Old Man Dies From Cutting In Baltimore
• 11-Year-Old Boy, 32-Year-Old Woman Killed In Multi-Vehicle St. Louis County Crash
• Antarctic penguin makes rare 1,800-mile trek to New Zealand
• 1 Dead In Crash Involving Multiple Vehicles On I-505 Near Vacaville
• After Astroworld Tragedy In Texas, Other Music Festivals Face New Scrutiny Over Crowd Safety
• What To Watch For When Patriots Host Browns In Week 10
• Mid-Morning Recipe: Mixed Grains 'n' Winter Squash Bake
• Jack Ciattarelli concedes New Jersey governor's race
• Metro Detroit Native, Journalist Danny Fenster Sentenced To 11 Years In Prison In Myanmar
• Family Still In Shock Month After Unsolved Killing Of Army Veteran Alex Ramos In Aurora
• West Bridgewater Police K9 Hit With Taser 'Repeatedly' But Helps Officers Catch Fugitive In Wild Chase
• Instagram Testing New 'Take A Break' Feature
• 'Lady Magic' Nancy Lieberman Given 'Heart Of Dallas Award'
• Johnson & Johnson To Split Into Two Companies
• No More Wire Hangers? Supply Chain Crisis Now Impacting Businesses You Least Expect
• Do I Need 2 Boosters After Getting Johnson & Johnson Vaccine? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• PTL Links: Nov. 12, 2021
• Colorado governor says all adults can get COVID booster shot
• Victory Over Eagles Would Give Broncos A Sweep Of NFC East
• Kyle Rittenhouse Murder Trial Set To Go Into Jury's Hands
• 'Trying To Help Customers Out': Denver International Airport Offering Refunds Over Its Parking Problems
• Will Outdoor Ice Rink Help Bring Downtown K Street Businesses Back?
• U.S. and EU warn Russia over "worrying" military activity
• Patriots-Browns Week 10 Predictions
• Taste Of The Town: Flavors And Fun Come To Life At Dukunoo Jamaican Kitchen In Wynwood
• Building At Dallas Department Of Aviation Being Renamed For Fallen DPD Sergeant Michael Smith
• Black officer targeted by chief's KKK note breaks his silence
• Johnson & Johnson Splitting Into 2 Companies
• Miami Weather: Wet Start To The Weekend, Cooler Weather On The Way
• Single-Vehicle Crash Causes Slowdown On I-70 At Kipling For Friday Morning Commute
• Body Found In Pond In Northwest Indiana Positively Identified As 1-Year-Old Jaclyn 'Angel' Dobbs
• Police: Suspect Charged After Bronx Teen Sexually Assaulted Walking Home From School
• President Biden Visiting New Hampshire Next Week To Tout Infrastructure Package
• See It: Police Commissioner Shea Helps Pull Off Surprise Proposal
• Nick Cannon Sits Down With Dr. Oz For A Candid Conversation On His Health And Hosting A New Show
• Nick Cannon On His Health, Being A Father Of Seven And Not Being Afraid Of Controversy
• Body found in Indiana pond identified as 1-year-old
• Adele opens up about her divorce, career and motherhood
• Maryland Weather: Breezy Weekend Incoming
• Prayers And Dreams Come True For South Side Church That Needed Help Paying For Major Repairs
• Marc And Daniel Levin Call Kevin Garnett's Jump From High School To NBA 'A Spontaneous Phenomena Of Twisted Fate'
• Patriots Work Out Trio Of Punters
• Johnson & Johnson To Split Into Two Companies, Separating Retail Products From Prescription Drugs
• Trader Joe's 'Chile Lime Chicken Burgers' Recalled Due To Possible Bone Fragments
• Trader Joe's Chile Lime Chicken Burgers Recalled For Possibly Having Bones In Them
• Johnson & Johnson to split into two companies
• Murkowski announces she's running for reelection
• 2 Teen Boys Shot While Driving In Humboldt Park
• Immunity-Boosting Kit To Get You Through The Winter
• Britney Spears' conservatorship could end at today's hearing
• Teddy lost in Glacier National Park returned to six-year-old girl
• Beatles footage rewrites the story of band's darkest days
• Cotter, Rondbjerg Net 1st NHL Goals As Vegas Tops Wild, 3-2
• Father Of 9-Year-Old Astroworld Victim Ezra Blount Speaking Out As His Son Fights For Life
• Xander Bogaerts, Rafael Devers Win Silver Slugger Awards
• A Brain Tumor Took Her Wedding Memories, But The Community Stepped Up To Make New Ones
• No tuna DNA in Subway's tuna, lawsuit alleges
• Once-healthy kids face symptoms months after COVID infection
• Manchin notes inflation is "getting worse" and doesn't seem "transitory"
• January 6 committee chair threatens contempt if Meadows doesn't appear
• Myanmar court sentences U.S. journalist Danny Fenster to 11 years
• Beloved dolphin Winter, of "Dolphin Tale" movies, has died at 16
• Holiday Toy Shopping: Getting The Best Deals And Best Toys For Your Kids This Season
• Blizzard warnings, winter weather advisories in Midwest - and more top stories
• Defense rests its case at trial of Kyle Rittenhouse
• Key goals unmet with COP26 climate change summit down to final hours
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunshine Starts Off The Weekend Before A Rainy And Possibly Snowy Weekend
• Sex assault threat among hazing allegations vs. top N.J. school team
• Essential Immunity-Boosting Kit To Get You Through The Winter
• Are sports digital collectibles a winning investment?
• Essex County Prosecutor: 14-Year-Old Jashyah Moore Of East Orange Found Safe In New York City
• Police Investigating Two Robberies Within 24 Hours In Knoxville
• "We don't want any more Black pastors" at Arbery murder trial, lawyer says
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/12 Friday Morning Forecast
• Woman Hospitalized After Shooting Inside East Frankford Home, Police Say
• Chicago Weather: Snow Bursts Ahead Friday
• NPR's Tim Mak on the NRA's troubles — "The Takeout"
• Heavy Rain Friday, Followed By Potential For First Snowflakes Of Season In Massachusetts Late Saturday
• Delco Native Lydia Peterson Highlighting Philly, 'Big Hoop Dreams' With Debut Film 'Walking On'
• 14-year-old who was missing for almost a month found on NYC street
• 'We Believe This May Have Been A Road Rage Incident': FHP On Sawgrass Expressway Shooting
• Man Shot, Critically Injured In Parkside Section Of Philadelphia, Police Say
• Coast Guard Describes Detailed Search For Missing Boater Reynier Marino: 'This Is Really A Community Effort'
• Dickson Preparatory STEAM Academy Learning Remotely On Friday In Midst Of Threats
• Carson Wentz Says He'll Miss Daughter's Birth Sunday To Play For Colts, If Necessary
• Brother Of Man Murdered At LOVE Park Speaks Out: 'I Tried So Hard To Keep Him From All The Troubling Things In Life'
• I-Team: 5-Time Drunk Driver Who Killed Young Mom Driving Without Proof Of A License
• Pedestrian Hit, Killed By Car In Trenton, Officials Say
• I-Team: Walgreens In Framingham Refused To Give COVID Vaccine To 8-Year-Old Girl Due To Insurance Issue
• Heavy Rain Moves Through Maryland, Will Clear Friday Afternoon
• U.K. woman demands change after "strange" spiking at nightclub
• Fayette County WWII Veteran Gets Knighted
• To Do List: Outdoor Skating Rink, Comedy Festival, Art Displays
• Multiple People Hospitalized In Crash In Westmoreland County
• Pitt Police Searching For Man Who Kept Trying To Drape Blanket Around A Student
• Florida Student Facing Felony Charges For Calling In Threat to Canon-McMillan High School
• Toledo Zoo's Beloved Polar Bear Marty Dies Due To Kidney Disease
• Jarry Makes Shootout-Deciding Save, Penguins Beat Panthers 3-2
• Pickett, No. 25 Pitt Escape Howell, UNC 30-23 In OT

Videos from November 12, 2021

• Author Tim Mak on "The Takeout" — 11/12/2021
• Judge dissolves Britney Spears' conservatorship after 13 years
• Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on U.S. labor shortages and the economy
• COVID cases surging in several states as holidays loom
• Stranger returns hope with discarded Army uniform
• Man who flew to space with Blue Origin dies in plane crash
• Attorney in Ahmaud Arbery case apologizes for "Black pastors" comment
• Climate deal at stake as summit stretches past deadline
• Lawsuits filed on behalf of more than 200 Astroworld victims
• Record number of workers quit their jobs in September
• COVID-19 hospitalizations rise in at least 14 states
• Judge terminates Britney Spears' conservatorship
• Steve Bannon indicted for contempt of Congress
• Treasury Secretary Yellen says labor force woes due to COVID concerns
• Steve Bannon indicted for contempt of Congress
• CBSN Originals explores history of anti-Asian racism in the Mississippi Delta
• Andrew Sullivan says America's democracy is at risk because citizens can’t compromise
• More than 57 million pounds of pandemic waste polluting oceans
• Law professor discusses Kyle Rittenhouse trial with closing arguments set to begin Monday
• Legal analysis of court blocking Trump White House documents from being released
• Prosecutor says it appears missing 14-year-old was a runaway
• Fiancée speaks out after ex-boyfriend shot and killed her husband-to-be in 2018
• Court temporarily blocks release of Trump White House records
• Biden administration says it's working to ease supply chain backups ahead of holidays
• Preview of Adele's concert special and interview with Oprah Winfrey
• Jeremy Renner discusses his role in new Paramount+ drama "Mayor of Kingstown"
• Major companies using apps to offer daily payday for employees
• Travis Scott's spokesperson on the Astroworld festival crowd surge that killed 9
• Ai Weiwei on writing his family history in new memoir: "I kind of feel I can disappear anytime"
• Appeals court temporarily blocks release of Trump White House records on January 6
• WorldView: U.S. journalist sentenced to prison in Myanmar
• Oprah discusses exclusive conversation with Adele and shares interview clip
• Kyle Rittenhouse trial closing arguments to begin Monday
• 11/12: CBSN AM
• Beatles footage rewrites the story of band's darkest days
• Leaders race to seal a deal to protect the planet
• ICU beds dwindling in Colorado as COVID-19 cases surge
• Breaking down the six charges against Kyle Rittenhouse
• Closing arguments in Kyle Rittenhouse’s trial to begin soon as defense and prosecution rest
• Doctor on COVID-19 booster shots and potential winter surge