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Articles from November 15, 2021

• Tech Expert Warns Russian Missile Strike Underscores Vulnerability Of GPS Satellites
• COVID: Long Lines Of Kids, Parents At Pediatric Vaccine Clinic At Sonoma School
• Family Of Four Involved In Highway 99 Shooting
• Governor's Park Playground In Denver Closed After Dozens Of Needles Found
• Developers, Conservationists At Odds Over Future Of Coyote Valley In San Jose
• Alleged MS-13 Gang Members Charged In San Francisco Bay Area Murders
• Supply Chain Creates Garage Door Waiting Game; City Inspectors Allow Lenience
• Amazon To Pay $500,000 Settlement For COVID-19 Violations
• Steamboat Ski Resort Delays Opening Day Until Nov. 27 Due To 'Unseasonably Warm Fall'
• George Clooney Reacts To Fatal Shooting Of Cinematographer On Set Of Alec Baldwin Western Film 'Rust'
• Bulls Rout Lakers, 121-103
• Girard Has Goal And 3 Assists To Help Avs Over Sharks, 6-2
• Rash of Shootings in Antioch Leaves Residents Shaken, Looking for Answers
• 49ers Win First Home Game In More Than A Year, 31-10 Over Rams
• Hield, Haliburton Lead Kings, Rout Pistons, End 4-Game Skid
• Long Beach Overpaid To Repair The Queen Mary, New City Audit Finds
• Global Supply Chain Crisis Impacts Souvenir, Food Vendors At Levi's Stadium
• Passenger Jet Makes Emergency Landing At SMF After Hitting Bird
• Potential Political Fallout of Record High Gas Prices Across California
• In 9th Straight Win, Suns Top Timberwolves, 99-96
• Denzel Chonkster Davis's Viral 'Smeeze' Dance Shows Oakland's Happy Vibe To The World
• Vikings' Aggression Delivers Victory Against Winning Team
• Aurora Central High School Families Troubled With Amount Of Violence Recently
• 'I Put Him In A Headlock': Woman Thwarts Attempted Carjacking In Worcester
• Boston Weather Records Show Warm, Wet Years Heading Into Winter Usually Followed By Below Average Snowfall
• Denver Police Arrest Juvenile In Weekend Shooting That Left Juvenile Dead
• Armored Car Security Guard Lashonda Hearts Killed, Partner Wounded During Robbery While Loading ATM In West Chatham
• Chicago Weather: A Tuesday Warmup Coming, But Temperatures Drop Again Wednesday
• Doug Wilson, Marian Hossa Officially Become Hockey Hall-Of-Famers After Delay Due To COVID-19
• Aurora Police Chief Calls Youth Violence A Public Health Crisis
• Miami-Dade Mayor Says Infrastructure Plan To Help Make Local Roads Safer & Reduce Pollution
• Havana-Based Human Rights Organization Says Cuban Police Have Arrested Nearly A Dozen People
• 49ers Win First Home Game In More Than A Year, Beat Rams 31-10
• While COVID-19 Breakthrough Deaths Are Up, Doctors Still Urge Vaccination
• NYPD: 4 Men Shot In Harlem, Each Hospitalized In Stable Condition
• New York City Residents 18 And Older Now Eligible For COVID Vaccine Booster Shots
• SEE IT: Owl Flies Around Classroom Of Plantation Elementary School, Whose Mascot Is An Owl!
• Felony Charges Of Murder Filed Against Teen Suspect In Stabbing That Killed Manny Porties, 18, After State's Attorney Earlier Rejected Such Charges
• Now That Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill Is Signed, What's Coming To The Tri-State Area?
• What Is The Strategic Petroleum Reserve? Is Tapping It A Smart Way To Lower Gas Prices?
• Nasir Stewart, Anti-Violence Ambassador, Shot And Killed In Pittsburgh
• Knicks Clamp Down On Defense In 4th Quarter, Defeat Pacers
• Suffolk County Resident 'Blessed To Be Alive' After Historic Storm, Tornadoes On Long Island
• Islanders Continue Limping Toward UBS Arena Opening, Fall To Lightning In ECF Rematch
• Staffing Losses Over Health Care System Vaccine Mandates Have Some Medical Labs Closed, And Patients Scrambling
• While COVID Breakthrough Deaths Are Increasing, Doctors Still Urge Minnesotans To Get Vaccinated: 'If You're Playing The Odds, Being Vaccinated Is Markedly Better'
• Norwin School Board Votes For 'Parent Choice' Mask Policy
• Rams Struggle On Offense In Loss To Niners, 31-10
• Officer Saves Woman From SUV After It Plunges Into Creek In Kennett Square
• Police Locate Missing 34-Year-Old Allyson Harding
• Defense Unsuccessfully Tries To Get Rev. Jesse Jackson Removed From Court In Ahmaud Arbery Murder Trial In Georgia
• Women Spend On Average A Third Of Life In Menopause; Minnesota Woman's Products Aim To Remove The Stigma
• Labor Leader John Dougherty, City Councilmember Bobby Henon Found Guilty In Corruption Trial
• Chicago Police Union Boss John Catanzara To Retire From CPD After First Hearing On Disciplinary Charges; Plans To Run For Mayor In 2023
• 'I Was Shocked': Baltimore Police ID Shooting Spree Suspect Killed By Off-Duty Officer
• SEE IT: Video Captures Dramatic Rescue After Car Crashes Into Susquehanna River
• 2 Construction Workers In Serious But Stable Condition After Being Hit By Car On I-95
• 'Asian Americans Across This Country Are Under Attack' Maryland Takes Action To Address Discrimination, Hate Crimes That Surged During Pandemic
• COVID: South Bay Vaccination Center Gets Kid-Friendly Jungle Theme Makeover
• 'It's Worth It': Frederick Family Shares International Adoption Experience
• Driver Arrested After Fatally Striking Bicyclist In West Philadelphia, Police Say
• I-Team: Online Car Seller Carvana Hit With Dozens Of State Violations As Customers Report Paperwork Troubles
• Herro Scores 26, Short-Handed Heat Top Thunder 103-90
• Cross, Williamson Help Lead Louisville Past Navy 77-60
• Chicago Charade: Accused Serial Scammer Candace Clark Runs Into Phone Problems Again During Virtual Court Hearing
• Report Says Michigan Ranks 9th Worst State For Drivers
• Illini Blow 12-Point Lead In Second Half, Lose To Marquette
• Michigan's Gas Prices Slightly Drop After 2021 Record High, Report Shows
• Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: 9 Takeaways From Closing Arguments
• US Regulators Investigate Tesla Driver's Complaint Of 'Full Self-Driving' Software Causing Crash
• 2 Minnesotans Sickened In E. Coli Outbreak Linked To Baby Spinach
• Keller ISD Parents Call On School Board To Remove Sexually Explicit Books Or Resign
• LA Ordinance Requiring Restaurants Only Give Out Plastic Utensils, Napkins By Request Takes Effect
• With Sirhan Sirhan's Possible Parole Looming, Controversial Theories on RFK Assassination Resurface
• Tatum Scores 23, Celtics Beat Cavaliers 98-92 To Split Set
• 2 People Rescued After Tractor-Trailer Crashes Into Berks County Home
• Outgoing Broward Mayor Steve Geller Says Pandemic Not Over
• Autism Non-Profit Repeatedly Hit By Thieves Asks Community For Help With Door Monitoring, Security
• Woman Wounded, Suspect Dead After Shooting In Salem
• Aurora Teen Counselor Saddened To See Another Shooting Among Young People
• Father Shot And Killed In Front Of His Children
• Wizards Stay Hot, Erase 19-Point Deficit To Beat Pelicans
• Monterey Police Make Arrests in Two Weekend Sexual Assault Cases
• Oakland Launches New Free Disposal Program To Curb Nonstop Illegal Dumping - 'We Need To Keep The City Clean'
• No. 5 N.C. State Controls Game In 100-52 Win Over Towson
• Neighborhood Nightmare: Squatters, Break-Ins Reported At Another Vacant Tahoe Park Home
• Ohio Pension Fund Sues Facebook, Meta For Misleading Public About Negative Effects, Algorithms
• Julius Smith Charged With Manslaughter In Brooklyn Center Shooting
• Community Growing Increasingly Concerned As Crime Increases In Owings Mills
• Former San Francisco Attorney Facing Multiple Felony Fraud Charges
• LASD Seeking Public's Help Locating Kameron Bryant, 27, Missing In Lancaster
• After Family Files Lawsuit Over Father's Death, Judge Rules There Will Be A Trial Against Makers Of Roundup
• Theranos Trial: Investor Takes Stand, Faces Combative Cross Examination From Elizabeth Holmes' Defense Team
• Biden signs infrastructure bill, hailing bipartisan breakthrough
• In Bid For Texas Governor, Beto O'Rourke Criticizes Gov. Greg Abbott's Record, Finds Fault With President Biden's Border Policies
• North Texas To Benefit From Infrastructure Bill, Eventually
• NBA Fines Timberewolves $250K For Organizing Offseason Practice Outside Team Market
• Man, 21, Seriously Injured In South Baltimore Shooting
• Interest In All-Electric And Hybrid Vehicles Spiking Alongside Gas Prices
• UPDATE: Box Truck That Flipped Over Center Divider on San Mateo Bridge Cleared
• UCLA Economist Discusses Reasons Behind Gas Price Spike
• Public Design Commission Votes To Remove Thomas Jefferson Statue From City Hall
• Colorado State University Athletes, Fort Collins Police Donate Blood In Honor Of Crash Victim
• Man Believed To Be On Drugs During Crash That Killed Stockton Senior
• Plastic Surgeon Accused Of Drugging And Assaulting Woman Gets 20 Years In Prison
• 6 Teenagers Shot At Nome Park In Aurora, Witness Says He Heard '30-50 Shots'
• 2 People Found Shot To Death Near Basketball Court At Park In Haltom City
• Minnesota Mother, 1-Year-Old Son Die In Iowa Crash
• Stanislaus County Rescinds Its Mask Order
• City Of Evanston Reaches Agreement With Staffers Represented By AFSCME On COVID-19 Vaccination Policy
• Mental Health Mondays: Untangling Night Terrors
• Pittsburgh-Area Officials Hope Biden Infrastructure Bill Will Fund A Number Of Projects In Region
• Deputies: San Jose Immigration Consultant Accused Of Fraud; Victims Denied From Traveling, Scholarship
• Some School Districts Struggling With Shortage Of Substitute Teachers
• No-Burn Order Extended Through Tuesday Night
• Woman Struck, Killed By Vehicle On Roosevelt Boulevard In Northeast Philadelphia, Police Say
• LA Super Bowl Host Committee CEO Talks About Economic Impact of Super Bowl LVI
• Racism, Unsportsmanlike Play At Center Of Investigation Into Steel Valley Running Back's Season-Ending Injury
• Mysterious Loud Boom And Rattling Felt Along Orange And San Diego County Coastlines Early Monday Morning
• Red Stars Are One Game Away From First NWSL Championship
• Aurora Central High School Parents Wait To Pick Up Students After Shooting Injures 6 Students
• Lawmakers Want Drivers Who Damage Their Cars On Bad Roads To Be Able To Recover Damages Year Round
• 'There Were Shoes All Over The Floor,' Thieves Steal Hundreds Of High-End Sneakers From Lunenberg Store
• Recall Effort Against LA City Councilman De León Fails
• 'He Helps Build Community': Meet Oliver, Forest Lake High School's Therapy Dog
• University Of Miami, Athletic Director Blake James Parting Ways
• Jury In Billy Chemirmir Murder Trial Sees Video Testimony From Victim Who Didn't Survive To See Him In Court
• 2 Bodies Found Inside Vehicle In Centennial Parking Lot
• High School QB Alex Brown Has Game Of His Life, Accounts For 8 Touchdowns, 1 Day After Losing His Mother To Cancer
• South Bay Leaders, Bay Area Transit Officials Celebrate Federal Infrastructure Funding
• Tamarac Teacher Leslie Wolfe Accused Of Molesting Girl During Tutoring Session
• Antonio Mendez Sentenced To 32 Years In Prison For Shooting, Killing 13-Year-Old Jonah Hirsh In Englewood Alley
• Suspect In Custody After Allegedly Shooting At Fort Worth Police Officers During Chase
• Looming Vaccine Mandate Forcing Minnesota Nursing Homes To Make Tough Decisions
• Mother, Young Daughter Wounded Inside Home In Oakland Shooting
• Gun Charge Dropped Against Kyle Rittenhouse; CBS 2 Legal Analyst Irv Miller Says Prosecutors Handled Charge Very Poorly
• Legendary Dionne Warwick's Social Media Prowess Part Of New Display At Newark Arts Festival
• Coast Guard Searching For Missing Boater Juan Evelio Ferrer Gonzales
• Jason Banegas Pleads Not Guilty In Shooting Death Of Hollywood Police Officer Yandy Chirino
• Man Arrested After 5-Hour Standoff In Holbrook
• Meet the man on a mission to help kids through fishing
• Maryland Board Of Education To Review School Masking Requirement Tuesday, Nov. 16
• 2 Dead After Fatal Crash In Grimes Canyon
• Doctors Say Spike In COVID-19 Cases Includes First-Time Infections And Reinfections
• Petaluma Man Accused Of Threatening Woman At Gas Station, Violating Pretrial Release In Weapons Case
• President Biden Signs Infrastructure Investment And Jobs Act Monday
• Miami Book Fair: Sen. Elizabeth Warren Chats About Her New Children's Book 'Pinkie Promises'
• 2 People Displaced By Apartment Fire In Evanston
• FDLE Launches Investigation After Teen Who Led Officers On Chase Dies In Police Custody
• Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried Marks National Recycling Day By Announcing Plan To Rid Florida Of Foam Containers
• Monday Marks Deadline For LAUSD Employees To Be Vaccinated Against COVID
• Navy's Leap Frog Team Help Celebrate MSU Military Service Members
• New Drug Designed To Help Those Suffering From Asthma Or Eczema Working Wonders For Some Dealing With Hair Loss
• Carnegie Man Pleads Guilty In Son's Overdose Death
• Bears Say They're 'Definitely Refreshed After Bye Week, Ready For The Ravens
• Moderna offers NIH co-ownership of COVID vaccine patent
• Could Baltimore See Some Snow Before Thanksgiving?
• New Colorado House And Senate Maps Approved By Colorado Supreme Court
• Boston-Based Company Is Official Licensee For Team USA During 2022 Olympic Winter Games
• Rainbow Crosswalk Unveiled Ahead Of Pride Fort Lauderdale
• Turmoil In Haiti Impacts Aid Groups Getting Food To The Hungry
• Patrick Bolden-Smith Missing After Being Taken To County-USC Medical Center For Mental Health Evaluation
• 'Obstacle After Obstacle': Struggle Continues For Minnesota Man Stuck In Afghanistan
• 'The Demand Is Incredible': Rising Prices Hitting Food Pantries Hard Ahead Of Thanksgiving
• Chicago Doctors Prepare For COVID-19 Surge As The Holidays Approach
• New Video Shows Bronx Shooting That Left 1 Dead, 1 Injured; NYPD Looking For 3 Suspects
• Hundreds Demonstrate In Miami For Change In Cuba
• 22-Year-Old Killed In Westmoreland County Wrong-Way Crash Loved Hunting And The Pittsburgh Penguins
• Pittsburgh Veteran Gets New, Free Roof
• China locks down university campus over new COVID outbreak
• Inflating Prices Increasing Need For Donations To New Jersey Food Pantries
• Nassau County Residents Cleaning Up After Tornadoes Leave Path Of Destruction
• Nearly Every Minnesota ICU Bed Is Currently In Use Amid COVID Surge
• Mayor Jim Kenney Expects Substantial Amount Of Money To Come To Philadelphia In New Infrastructure Package
• Pennsylvania Banning Invasive Japanese Barberry
• Hanging Lake Gets Hefty Donation From Glenwood Springs In Restoration Effort
• Suspicious Package Found Near Woodland Post Office Turns Out To Be Typewriter
• Colorado Ranked Among 5 Worst U.S. States For Drivers
• COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate? Not In Texas, Says Gov. Abbott About 'Unconstitutional Power Grab'
• Not In Car Seat: 8-Month-Old Baby Fell Out Of Open Car Door Before Being Struck And Killed, Irving Police Say
• Booster Shot For Teens? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Questions
• Cal Fire Chief Thom Porter To Retire After 3 Massive Wildfire Seasons
• Braintree High School Students Walk Out To Protest Racist Incidents
• Connecticut Nursing Home Reports 8 COVID-Related Deaths, After Virtually All Residents And Staff Were Vaccinated
• Child Tax Credit: November Payments Arriving In Parents' Bank Accounts
• Whata-Traffic Jam: First Whataburger In Missouri Opens And People Show Up In Droves
• Flu Cases In U.S. Are Up 23% Compared To Last Year
• Students Celebrate Teacher's Win Of M&T Bank Touchdown For Teachers Award
• Norton Police Officer On Leave After Allegedly Driving Drunk, Leaving The Scene Of A Crash
• Cal Fire Chief Thom Porter To Retire Next Month
• Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner Calls Out Those Who Set Bail After Man Accused Of Shooting Ex-Girlfriend
• Alex Jones Loses Sandy Hook Lawsuits Over 'Hoax' Conspiracy
• NASA's Artemis moon program facing rising costs and delays
• County Farms In Langhorne, Bucks County Sells Scratch-Off Ticket Worth $1 Million
• Dozens Of Baltimore County School Bus Drivers Call In Sick
• Long-Time Texas Democratic State Rep. Ryan Guillen Switches Parties
• Students, Parents Remember Beloved Lower Merion High School Principal Sean Hughes
• 3 Injured During House Fire In Aurora
• Counselor Says Communication Can Help Fix Couples Thinking About Divorce
• Amazon Pays $500K To Settle California COVID Workers Notification Dispute
• Crews Respond To Fire At Townhomes Under Construction In Jefferson County
• 'Significant Improvement': Ports of LA, Long Beach Delay Fines After Seeing 26% Reduction In Cargo On Docks
• San Francisco Announces Funding for 2022 Concert Series to Revive Entertainment Scene
• Massachusetts Reports 5,248 New COVID Cases, 24 Additional Deaths Over 3 Days
• Genesee County Dropping School Mask Order On Dec. 22
• Meet 3-Year-Old Maverick Who 'Defied All Odds' After Being Born At Just 25 Weeks With Help Of Ronald McDonald House
• COVID: Dozens Of Inmates In Quarantine Due To Outbreak At Santa Cruz County Jail
• VIDEO: Woman Shoots At Another Woman's Car In Detroit Liquor Store Parking Lot
• Steinhafels $1000 Holiday Giveaway
• $53.2+ Million In Narcotics Seized, Some Hidden In Cauliflower Shipment At Texas-Mexico Border 
• President Biden Signs $1.2 Trillion Infrastructure Bill Into Law, Hailing Bipartisan Breakthrough
• Biden Signs Bipartisan $1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill Into Law. Here's How It Will Help Maryland
• Wolfe Likely Out For The Year, Boyle And Young Could Play Against Bears, Harbaugh Says
• Person Struck, Killed By SEPTA Train At 69th Street Transportation Center In Upper Darby
• Biden Signs Infrastructure Bill Into Law At Rare Bipartisan Gathering
• Patriots' Projected Injury Report For Falcons Game Is A Crowded List
• Sheriff Outraged By Judge's Decision To Place Sexual Predator In Bonny Doon
• Biden Signs $1.2 Trillion Infrastructure Bill Into Law, Hailing Bipartisan Breakthrough
• Tickets For Zoo Lights Now Available
• Forum Announces First-Ever Los Angeles Residency With Mana
• Former Orioles Shortstop Julio Lugo Dead At Age 45, Reports Say
• 3 Suspects Wanted In Florence-Area Stabbing On Blue Line Train
• Patriots May Not Have To Deal With Cordarrelle Patterson On Thursday Night
• Tuskegee Airman Celebrates 100th Birthday, Gifted Key To Detroit
• What $1 Trillion Federal Infrastructure Law Means For Michigan
• Denver Police Looking For Answers After Man Shot, Killed
• Chicago Weather: 20 Degrees Warmer On Tuesday
• Student Allegedly Carrying Gun Assaults Officer, North H.S. Employees
• 'Whistler to Cassatt: American Painters in France' At Denver Art Museum Features 100+ Paintings From 1855-1913
• Suspect Arrested After Fleeing Scene of Santa Rosa Sideshow
• Police: Reported Kidnapping Victim Left Willingly, No Charges Filed Against Ex
• Father Of Jailed Huntington Woods Journalist Speaks Out After Son's Release From Myanmar Prison
• Sen. Tom Barrett Announces Run For Congress In Lansing Area
• With COVID-19 Cases On Rise Again, Pennsylvania Officials Concerned About Thanksgiving Surge
• Dog With Incurable Cancer Showered With Love From Community: 'It's Going To Be A Big Loss'
• California AG Bonta: Amazon Concealed COVID-19 Case Info From Workers, Will Pay $500,000 Judgement
• Disneyland's Toontown Will Be Made More Free Play And Parent-Friendly During Year-Long Overhaul
• Walnut Creek Considers Buffer Zone Around Planned Parenthood Over Protests, Confrontations
• Father, Daughter Survive Plane Crash In Pennsylvania Woods
• Devils, Rangers Games Postponed Due To Ottawa Senators COVID Outbreak
• Alejandro Villanueva To Speak At Ceremony For Veterans Graduating Court-Run Treatment Program
• Baltimore City Council Announces Legislation To Bring Back Dollar Houses
• American Gaming Systems Maintains No Grounds To Pay Yardley Woman $100,000 Jackpot In Payout Lawsuit
• Florida Democrats Rail Against Special Session
• Inflation surge is gobbling up many Americans' pay raises
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Jakobi Meyers Gives Incredible Description For Himself And Gunner Olszewski
• LL Cool J Set To Host 'The National Christmas Tree Lighting' On CBS
• IATSE Members Approve New Contract By Razor-Thin Margin
• Mall Santas Will Be Pretty Much Back To Normal This Year
• Mausoleum Opened On Anniversary Of Cardinal Bernadin's Death
• NTSB: Pilot In Fatal Wis. Crash Called Sister-In-Law Before Crashing Into Her House
• Manteca 7-Eleven Robbed At Gunpoint, Search On For 2 Suspects
• Bay County Woman Wins $1.63M Michigan Lottery Jackpot
• Former Democratic Congressman Beto O'Rourke Is Running For Governor Of Texas
• William Roberts Sentenced To 2 Life Sentences For Beating To Death Deborah And Ruben Vallejos
• Local Artists Tapped For New Works In Revamped Lexington Market
• A Heads-Up For Hunters: Deer Can Carry COVID-19
• Michigan Surpasses 70% COVID Vaccination Milestone For Ages 16 And Older, Officials Say
• Mayor Accused Of Posting Revenge Porn On Reddit, Charged With 50 Counts
• Mayor Accused Of Posting Revenge Porn On Reddit, Charged With 50 Counts
• PAX East Returning To Boston In 2022 With COVID Vaccine And Mask Requirements
• Revolution Tout Five Finalists For MLS Year-End Awards
• MDH Encourages Caregivers To Remember 'ABCs Of Safe Sleep' For Infants
• Aldermen Back Nearly $3 Million In Settlements Over Police Misconduct Lawsuits
• Salami snacks now linked to 31 salmonella illnesses in 10 states
• 1 Million Kids Get First Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine In 2 Weeks; Orange County Sees High Demand
• Report: Pittsburgh Steelers' Minkah Fitzpatrick Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Chemirmir Trial Update: Testimony From 91-Year-Old Alleged Chemirmir Attack Victim and 911 Calls Featured Monday AM
• Johnston Ranch Property Near Half Moon Bay To Be Preserved Under Partnership
• Police Search For Suspect Accused Of Firing Shots Near CU Boulder Oct 30
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 3-Day Total Of 14,001 New Cases, 132 New Deaths
• Del. Maggie McIntosh To Retire At End Of 2022 After Three Decades In The House
• It Could Be Tricky To Get Deer Processed In Some Areas Of Michigan
• Stockton Police: Man Robbed Shot, Robbed After Agreeing To Meet With Woman Met Online
• Copperopolis Man, 57, Killed In Rollover Crash On Highway 120
• Box Of Kittens Left On Port Authority Bus
• Baltimore City Starts Seasonal Program To Protect Vulnerable From Extreme Cold
• New infrastructure funding to expand access to transit for disabled
• Packers To Sell 300,000 Shares In Latest Stock Offering
• Christmas Tree Lighting Kicks Off Holiday Season At The Outlets At Castle Rock
• Highland Park Students Hold Walkout Against Sexual Violence
• Charlie McAvoy Named NHL's Second Star Of Week
• Police Search For Man Wanted In Aggravated Assault, Kidnapping At Detroit Gas Station
• How Patriots' Remaining Strength Of Schedule Compares To Rest Of AFC Playoff Hopefuls
• Mac & Cheese Is Maryland's Favorite Thanksgiving Side, Study Finds
• Meco Norris, 25, Charged In Shooting At Safari Land Indoor Amusement Park; Bond Set At $1 Million
• Suspect Leads Authorities On Pursuit Through San Fernando Valley, Ventura County
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 3-Day Total Of 1,569 New Cases
• Woman Whose Son Was Buried Before She Arrived At Flint-Area Cemetery Loses Appeal
• Denver Weather: From Near Record Heat To Feeling Like Winter, Get Ready For Temperature Whiplash!
• It's Official: George P. Bush Running For Attorney General In Texas
• Alex Jones must pay damages in Sandy Hook case, judge rules
• Three Oak Lawn Students Charged In School Threats
• Police: 3 Stockton Officers OK After Possible Fentanyl Exposure
• Rally In Support Of Cuban People Monday In Front Of Versailles
• Defense fails to oust Jesse Jackson from trial for Arbery killing
• Prolific SF Singer/Songwriter Celebrates Deluxe Reissue of Classic Album
• Oz Exclusive: Gabby Petito's Parents Share Exclusively With Dr. Oz Their Trip To Wyoming To Bring Gabby Home
• California Gas Prices Hit Record High
• Morgan Wallen Announces 1st Tour Since Controversy; Wheatland Date Set For September 2022
• Howard Students Reach Agreement With University Officials After Month-long Protest Over Poor Housing Conditions
• Irving Police To Give More Details On Baby Hit & Killed After Falling Out Of Moving Car
• New Year's Eve Celebration Returning In-Person In Times Square, Sources Say
• Long Beach Police Officer Chris Zamora Found Dead In Substation Parking Lot Of Apparent Suicide
• Want a Child Tax Credit payment in 2021? There's still a chance
• Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: Judge Dismisses Gun Charge Before Closing Arguments Begin
• New Hampshire Driver's Car Impaled By Guardrail After Crash On Everett Turnpike
• Howard reaches agreement with students who protested housing conditions
• U.S. blames Russia after satellite debris forces space station crew to take shelter
• On Tuesday, November 16Th, Dr. Oz Sits Down With Gabby Petito's Parents And Stepparents In A Very Special Interview
• Group Wants Air Monitors Returned To Bella Romero Academy
• Last Sears Store In Illinois Closes At Woodfield Mall
• WATCH: Surveillance Video Shows 2 Suspects Firing Shots At Unmarked Police Vehicle
• Country Star Morgan Wallen Bringing Tour To Pittsburgh
• Journey Sets April 2022 Date At Golden 1 Center In Sacramento For New Tour
• Austria orders lockdown for unvaccinated residents
• Three Firefighters Hospitalized After Fire In Baltimore's Penn North Neighborhood
• Chicago OEMC Honors Keith Thorton, Dispatcher On Duty During Shooting Of CPD Officers Ella French, Carlos Yanez, Jr.
• Miramar Teens Accused In Murder Of Classmate Dwight Grant Enter Not Guilty Pleas
• Alex Jones Liable For Defamation In Sandy Hook 'Hoax' Case
• Gas Prices Up A Penny To $3.41 Per Gallon On Average In Massachusetts
• Cambridge Mayor Andrew Bradshaw Charged With Distributing Revenge Porn On Reddit
• Man Struck And Killed By 7 Train At Grand Central Station
• Anthony Anderson Gets Real About Diabetes
• Denver International Airport East Economy Parking Lot Closes, Pikes Peak Shuttle Lot Will Open Friday
• 'Bullhorn Lady' Rachel Powell Considering Plea Deal For Role In Capitol Riot
• Gov. DeSantis Putting $25 Million For Miami's Freedom Tower In Budget Proposal
• COVID In Minnesota: State Has Worst 7-Day Case Rate In Country, CDC Says
• Former Red Sox Shortstop Julio Lugo Dies At Age 45
• Petition Created To Name New Middle School In Lower Merion After Beloved Educator Sean Hughes
• Oz Exclusive: Gabby Petito's Parents One-On-One On Their New Push For Answers
• 'It Was An Accident,' McKinney Man Charged With Murder After Shooting Common-Law Wife 
• Love Little Caesars? Check Out Its New Merchandise Line
• Olszewski Proposes Legislation To Create Public Financing For Baltimore County Candidates Starting With 2026 Election
• Floor-Dropping Water Slide Coming To Sandcastle Next Year
• New Kensington Police Safely Locate Previously Missing 15-Year-Old Cyeleah Mar
• Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: What Charges Does Rittenhouse Face?
• Reports: Trump Selling DC Hotel To Investment Firm For $375M
• 3 Injured Hikers Carried Off Icy Mt. Monadnock During Simultaneous Rescues
• Distress Grows 2 Weeks After GVSU Student Brendan Santo Disappeared From Michigan State Campus
• 46-Year-Old Patient First Flu-Related Death In Dallas County For 2021-2022 Season
• Oz Exclusive: Gabby Petito's Parents One-On-One On Their New Push For Answers
• Journey Coming To Boston On 'Freedom Tour 2022' For Concert With Billy Idol
• Police: Street Racers Accused Of Causing Crash That Killed 21-Year-Old Woman In Westminster
• DNR: Zebra Mussel Found In Waverly Lake
• Epic Post-Punk Triple Bill Lands at the Independent in San Francisco
• Mavs Fans, Including Kids Can Get A COVID Shot Before Home Games
• Max Out Your Microwave: Microwave Hacks For Hungry People With No Time!
• Bedford Police Use Kinship DNA Analysis To Solve 1986 Cold Case Murder Of Janet Love
• Oz Exclusive: Gabby Petito's Parents One-On-One On Their New Push For Answers
• Mother Of 3 Desperate For Help Getting Heat Turned On At NYCHA Apartment
• Recovery Operation Underway As Officials Continue To Search For 2 Missing Boaters In Delaware River
• Judge In Kyle Rittenhouse Trial Dismisses Weapons Charge
• Oz Exclusive: Dr. Oz Sits Down With Gabby Petito's Parents And Stepparents In A Very Special Interview
• Rittenhouse regrets going to Kenosha on night of protest, mom says
• Passenger punched Southwest Air agent, sending her to hospital
• Oz Exclusive: Gabby Petito's Parents One-On-One On Their New Push For Answers
• Two New Stations Open On Green Line
• Benjamin Satterthwaite Sentenced To 30 Years In Prison For Murder Of Man Whose Body Found In Suitcases
• Patrick Leahy, the longest-serving senator, won't seek reelection
• Health Experts Want To Know More About Flu Cases At University Of Michigan
• Keith Ellison Will Seek Re-Election As Minnesota's Attorney General
• Adele concert proposal felt like a "dream," bride-to-be says
• Taylor Swift Drops 'I Bet You Think About Me' Music Video
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 717 New Cases Reported, Hospitalizations Remain Below 500
• Bill Belichick Picks Up 250th Win With Patriots, Ties Tom Landry On NFL's All-Time List For Wins With One Team
• Capitals Rout Penguins 6-1 In Crosby's Return
• 'Really Makes Sense': Broncos Fans React To Indoor Mask Recommendation At Stadium
• Veteran Commercial Lobsterman Dies After Being Pulled From Plymouth Harbor
• Capitals Sign Center Nic Dowd To $3.9M, 3-Year Extension
• Flight Makes Emergency Landing At Twin Cities Airport
• Reactions To Detroit Native Danny Fenster's Release From Myanmar Prison
• Experts Say COVID-19 Numbers Seem Stuck & That Doesn't Bode Well For Winter
• Pallets Of Chickpeas Catch Fire At Warehouse In Ceres
• 3 Killed, 18 Wounded In Weekend Shootings Across Chicago
• 'Sesame Street' Introducing New Korean-American Character
• 'Texans Have Had Enough,' Dallas County Democrats Welcome Beto O'Rourke To 2022 Gubernatorial Race
• 3 Tornadoes Touched Down On Long Island During Saturday Storm
• President Biden To Sign Infrastructure Bill, Focus Shifts To Social Spending Package
• UCLA To Increase Staffing At Pauley Pavilion To Address Crowd Surge Concerns
• Journey, Billy Idol To Kick Off 2022 Tour In Pittsburgh
• Kaiser Permanente Reaches Deal With Pharmacist Union, Monday's Strike Called Off
• Elon Musk laces into Bernie Sanders over push to tax the rich
• A heads-up for hunters: Deer can carry COVID-19
• Michigan Rep., Fred Upton, Received Violent Voicemail After Siding With Democrats on Infrastructure Bill
• Three Wounded After Gunmen Open Fire At Antioch Sunday Evening Prayer Vigil
• Migrants rescued barely conscious near Poland's border with Belarus
• Silver Lake Crash Knocks Out Power To Hundreds
• String Of CTA Robberies Prompts Alert
• Man Shot In East Baltimore Found Unresponsive, Police Say
• 11-Year-Old Sole Survivor of a Michigan Plane Crash That Killed Four People Near Beaver Island
• Trent Brown All Smiles After Returning To Patriots Offensive Line, Thoroughly Impressed By Mac Jones
• Seattle deputy fire chief found dead in mountains after 12-day search
• President Biden To Spend Thanksgiving On Nantucket, Report Says
• Baltimore County Schools Warn Of Possible Bus Driver Call Out This Week
• Sun Sets On Sunrise Mall As Citrus Heights Plans 'New Heart' Of City
• Biden to hold "candid" direct talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping
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• Michigan Journalist, Danny Fenster, Released From Myanmar Jail
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• WATCH LIVE: DA Larry Krasner Expected To Provide Updates Regarding Attempted Murder Case
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• Tentative Agreement Averts Strike By Kaiser Permanente Pharmacists
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• 'They Deserve Better': South Florida's Cuban Community Rally In Support Of Cuban People
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• Family, Friends Gather To Remember Santa Clara Student Who Tumbled To His Death
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• Bill Belichick Happy For Cam Newton After Quarterback Had 'Great Day' In Panthers Return
• Maryland Weather: Chilly Wind, Temps Below Average
• One Person Dead, 7 People Injured In Wrong-Way Crash In Westmoreland County
• Three snow leopards die of COVID-19 at Nebraska zoo
• Medicare's "Part B" premium will jump by $21.60 a month next year
• Child Tax Credit 2021: Here's when the fifth check will deposit
• South Florida Rallies For Freedom In Cuba
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• At Texas Rally Former Trump Adviser Michael Flynn Says U.S. Should Only 'Have One Religion' — Christianity
• Gottlieb: Booster messaging could be "one of the biggest missed opportunities" of pandemic
• Port Authority Police To Be Equipped With Body Cameras Early Next Year
• NYPD: Officer Struck By Car During Attempted Traffic Stop In Queens
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• Taxi driver lauded as hero as U.K. cops treat hospital blast as terror
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• U.S. launches effort to recruit talent to fight cyberattacks
• Massachusetts 15th Worst State For Drivers, According To New Study
• Report recommending suspension of slain Chicago cop sparks outrage
• 'So Much History, So Many Stories': Retail Set To Return To Newly Refurbished Downtown Dayton's
• Diversity Career Fair Being Held Virtually Monday
• Supply Shortage, Rising Cost Of Food Pushing Budgets To Brink For Some Philadelphia Charities
• Pittsburgh Weather: Morning Snow Chances, Cold Conditions
• Gophers Top Princeton 87-80 In OT
• Hit-And-Run Driver Kills Man Riding Bike In Back Of The Yards
• After Being Linked To 18 Texas Murders, Trial Of Accused Serial Killer Billy Chemirmir Begins In Dallas
• Shooting Suspect Turns Himself Over To SWAT Team At Mayfair Apartment
• 18-Year-Old Killed In Shooting On East 33rd Place In Aurora
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• MN Weather: Light Flurries Possible In Twin Cities During Morning Commute
• Winter-Like Conditions Make For Wet Roadways Ahead Of Morning Commute
• Chicago Weather: Cold Temperatures Linger Monday
• U.S. journalist Danny Fenster freed from Myanmar prison, on way home
• President Biden Set To Sign $1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill
• Fight Outside Center City Hookah Lounge Ends With Two Men Shot: Police
• 'One Incident Is Too Many': Violent Weekend Sees 4 Shootings Stretching From Coconut Creek To SW Miami-Dade
• 'We Want To Send A Very Clear Message To Thugs In Power;' Hundreds Rally In Miami In Support Of Planned Protests In Cuba
• 9-Year-Old Boy Dies From Injuries Sustained At Astroworld Festival In Houston
• Pennsylvania Dept. Of Health To Begin Separate Count For COVID-19 Reinfections
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• Steve Bannon to surrender over contempt of Congress charges
• COVID-19 cases surge in parts of northern and western U.S. as colder weather arrives
• Planning gets underway for new National Museum of the American Latino
• Beto O'Rourke launches 2022 bid for Texas governor
• Steve Bannon facing contempt of Congress charge
• Growing concern over children facing long-lasting COVID symptoms
• Quilters in the Mississippi Delta fear future generations will turn their backs on a traditional art
• Billions in latest Child Tax Credit payments sent to millions of families
• Biden to sign infrastructure bill into law today as Pelosi weighs vote on Build Back Better plan
• WorldView: American journalist Danny Fenster released from Myanmar jail
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• 20 states report rise in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations
• Former Trump adviser Steve Bannon surrenders to face charges
• Biden signs $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill into law