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Articles from November 16, 2021

• Travel Experts Forecast Return Of Pre-COVID Crowds This Holiday Season
• 2 On Your Side: Moving Company Under Criminal Investigation After Dozens Of Families Lose Their Belongings
• The Road to Federal Recognition: Nisenan Tribe Exhibit Spotlights History Through Art
• Expansion Of Services For Domestic Violence Victims On San Francisco 2022 Ballot
• Paul George Scores 34, Clippers School Young Spurs 106-92
• 'AeroMexico' Bird Strike Serves As Reminder Of SMF's Proximity To Pacific Flyway
• Meier Has Goal And Assist, Sharks Top Wild, 4-1
• One Grand Night: Trevor Zegras OT Goal Gives Ducks 1,000th Victory
• Manhunt On For Armed Prowler Terrorizing Shadow Hills Neighborhood
• Community Holds Rally In Support Of West Campus Vice Principal Amid Racism Controversy
• 'None Of This Had To Happen': Bowlen Family Members Detail Internal Battle For The Broncos
• Nuggets' Bones Hyland Ranked Among CBS Sports' Top 10 NBA Rookies
• Booster Shot Confusion As California Goes Against Current CDC And FDA Recommendations
• Plane Crash Site At Kruger Rock Fire Found, Pilot Killed, Sheriff's Officials Say
• Second Harvest Food Bank Grappling With Supply Chain Issues, Pandemic, Historic Demand
• CBS 2 Investigators Dig Into Background Of Man Charged With Financial Scams Involving Hundreds Of Thousands Of Dollars, Uncover More Accusers
• Chicago Weather: Wet And Breezy Wednesday With Falling Temperatures
• Estes Park Residents & Visitors Watch Kruger Rock Fire With Worrisome Gazes
• Christmas Trees May Cost More This Year Due To Shortage
• Woman Shot By Man In Salem Was Denied Restraining Order Against Him
• Aurora To Improve Policing, Public Safety After Investigation Into Practices Of Police, Fire Departments
• Backpacks Banned From Sto-Rox High School After Student Killed In McKees Rocks Shooting
• 'This Is Life & Death': New Minneapolis City Council Members Address Public Safety
• Now On A Winning Streak, Blackhawks Prepare To Take On New Seattle Kraken, Who Have Lost 4 Straight
• Denver Public School Students Hope To Be Fully Vaccinated By Winter Break
• Can Putting Up Holiday Decorations Make You Happier?
• Ryan Schwieger Leads Loyola Over Chicago State
• Recent Spate Of Teacher Arrests Connected To Inappropriate Sexual Relations Concerning Parents
• 'Chalk On The Sidewalk, Technically That's Illegal': Minnesota City Passes Ordinance Regulating Displays On City Property
• Broadband Internet In SoCal To Get Major Investment And Overhaul From Biden Infrastructure Bill
• El Portal Police Chief David Magnusson Resigns
• Judge: Omar Ameen, Iraqi Refugee Held On Murder Claims, Can Be Deported
• Wall High School Cancels Thanksgiving Day Game, Ends Football Season After Locker Room Hazing Allegations
• Patriots Carl Davis, Matt Judon Donate 500 Thanksgiving Meals To Boston Families
• 'Chicago' Revival Celebrates 25th Anniversary On Broadway
• For The First Time, Farm Share Has No Turkeys To Give For Thanksgiving
• The Squeeze: Supply Chain Issues Causing Headaches, Frustration For Mom-And-Pop Retailers In New York
• Pittsburgh Penguins In 'Active' Negotiations To Be Acquired By Fenway Sports Group
• 'Long Live The Hero': Friends, Family Remember Minneapolis Man Who Died Trying To Stop A Crime
• Mayor-Elect Eric Adams Tells Stephen Colbert New York City Is 'Boring Now'
• 1 Person Killed In East Hills
• Judge Orders New Jersey Mother Accused Of Killing Children To Remain Behind Bars
• 5 Separate Shootings Reported In Newark Within 2.5-Hour Period
• 5 Babylon School District Employees Reassigned Amid Allegations Of Abuse
• Police Shoot, Wound Suspect Who Pinned Officer Between Cars In Joliet
• Cash-Checking Store Owner Shot, Killed During Robbery In Philadelphia's Ogontz Section, Police Say
• 'She Was A Beautiful Person': Friends, Neighbors, Remember 69-Year-Old Woman Killed Inside Southern Baptist Church
• Priest Assaulted, Robbed At Gunpoint, Outside Of St. Leo's Roman Catholic Church
• Thanksgiving 2021 Projected To Be One Of The Most Expensive In The History Of The Holiday
• Dallas ISD Implements Employee Retention Incentive For 'Highly Qualified Staff'
• 'We Were All Scared': North Lauderdale Drive-By Shooting Leads To Lockdowns At 3 Nearby Schools
• PERIS Hill
• Maryland Board Of Education Hears Testimony From Parents, Experts, On Mask Mandate
• Run-Off Elections: Results In For Miami Beach, Hialeah & Sunny Isles Races
• Suspect In Custody After Double Homicide At Lodi Park
• Missing 16-Year-Old Irving Girl Tammy Guadalupe Ferguson Found Safe
• Tshiebwe 24 points, 16 boards Lead No. 13 Kentucky Over Mount St. Mary's
• Gibson Scores 13 To Carry Towson Past Hampton 78-54
• Lawsuit Claims Sacramento Sheriff's Office Illegally Transferred Immigrants To ICE
• Caught On Camera: Armed Robbers Ambush Upland Couple In Their Driveway
• Cam Atkinson's OT Goal Lifts Flyers Over Flames 2-1
• Contra Costa Crews Knock Down Fire at Concord Auto Repair Shop
• 'Matt Leinart Flag Football' Creates High School League Exclusively For Girls
• Curry Scores 37, Durant Season-Low 19 as Warriors Rout Nets
• Saving Smith Island: The Fight To Protect Vulnerable Chesapeake Bay Communities Threatened By Rising Water, Climate Change
• Northwestern Turns Back New Orleans With Strong Finish
• Grand Lake Family Grateful For 'Angels' Who Are Helping Them Rebuild
• Panthers Lose Barkov To Injury, But Stay Unbeaten At Home
• Officials Investigating Cause Of Fatal Plane Crash On Beaver Island
• Keller High School Volleyball Team Headed To State Tournament For 1st Time
• Suspect Crashes Into Back Of Semi-Truck During CHP Pursuit
• Michigan Reports 87 New COVID-19 Outbreaks In Schools
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Reach Seven-Month High In Michigan
• Armed Carjacking Of Minneapolis City Vehicle Leads To Police Chase; 4 Arrested
• Betty Drouillard, 78, Reported Missing From Torrance
• Baylor Fined $25K, Reprimanded By Big 12 For Fans Storming The Field In Win Over OU
• Theranos Trial: Investor Who Poured $96M Into Startup Claims He Was Duped
• Marketing Executive, Rise Together Co-Founder Craig Greiwe Announces Run For LA Mayor
• Man, Shot & Killed, Near Homeless Encampment Area
• Man In Critical Condition After Stabbing In McKeesport
• Original Phillie Phanatic To Return After Phillies Reach Settlement With Creators
• UPDATE: Hwy 12 in Suisun City Reopens After Closure from Police Activity
• No. 3 Maryland Rolls Over Mount St. Mary's 98-57
• South Bay Water District Giving Homeowners Incentives to Replace Lawns
• Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: Jury Finishes First Day Of Deliberations Without Reaching Verdict
• VIDEO: Dozens Of Elk Run From Wildfire In Estes Park
• Man Arrested In Connection To August Stray Bullet Shooting That Killed Mother In Brooklyn
• Community Groups Organize Multiple Outreach Events In Light Of Nome Park Shooting
• 'Really Scary': Kruger Rock Fire Crests Trees, Sends Flames 50 Feet Into The Air
• Police Issue Alert After Woman Was Robbed, Beaten In Beverly
• No. 25 USC Tops FGCU In 'Dunk City' Reunion Game, 78-61
• Brett Favre Misses Payment Of $228K In Welfare Case, Auditor Says
• Sacramento Could Be First To Establish 'Legal Right To Housing' — Here's How It Would Work
• After Day Of Deliberations, No Verdict In Kyle Rittenhouse Murder Trial
• Maryland Weather: Brief Warmup Before Cold Front Approaches
• Nervous About Family Arguments During The Holidays? Here's How To Deal Them This Holiday Season
• Sutter Health Admits To Giving Wrong COVID Vaccine Dosage To 14 Children at Antioch Clinic
• IOC backs off of eligibility criteria affecting transgender athletes
• House Votes To Halt PennDOT's Plan To Toll 9 Bridges Across The State
• Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie Hints At Another Run For President
• Employee At GetGo In Moon Township Quits, Leaves Handwritten Note On Door
• State, Feds Could Battle Over School Mask Penalties
• FIU Says Butch Davis Won't Return After This Season
• Monkeypox Virus Confirmed In Maryland Resident
• 2 Trapped In Summit County Trench Collapse
• Little League Teams In Danger Of Being Priced Out Of Fields On U.S. Navy Land In San Pedro
• Green Day, Miley Cyrus, Machine Gun Kelly & More To Perform At Super Bowl Music Fest At Staples Center
• Chargers Host "First Down For First Books" Reading Session For Elementary Students
• Kool-Aid Tropical Punch Products Recalled Over Concerns Of Metal, Glass Contamination
• Rep. Jackie Speier Announces She Will Not Seek Re-Election In 2022
• 'Immediate And Imminent Danger': 130+Acre Kruger Rock Fire Threatens Homes In Larimer County And Estes Park
• Ex-Baltimore County Police Officer Wanted In Pennsylvania, Accused Of Abducting Children
• UPDATE: Armed, Smash-and-Grab Robbers Ransack Concord Mall Jewelry Store
• UPDATE: Judge Declares Fawn Fire Suspect Alexandra Souverneva Unfit for Trial
• 'We're On Fire': Orono H.S. Football Gears Up For Class AAAA Semifinals After Starting 2-6
• Wednesday's Show Info (11/17/21)
• San Joaquin County Supervisor Announces Candidacy for Congress
• 'Two Sides To Every Story': WPIAL Investigates Allegations Of Racism, Dirty Play In Steel Valley-South Side Football Game
• Crystal Echo Hawk Talks About The Important Work Of IllumiNative
• Police Investigating Crash Involving School Bus, Car In North Bergen
• First human trial for an Alzheimer's nasal vaccine to begin
• Law Enforcement Agencies Stepping Up Recruitment Efforts As Vacancies Pile Up
• Caught On Camera: DoorDash Driver Seen Using Brentwood Lobby As Toilet
• Thousands Of University Of California Lecturers Plan To Go On 2-Day Strike Starting Wednesday
• Attempting A Balancing Act On Trump, Senate President Jake Corman To Run For Governor Of Pennsylvania
• North Texans Coping With Higher Gas Prices Despite Plenty Of Texas Oil
• Baby Formula Is Getting Harder To Find
• PHOTOS: Suspect Vehicle Descriptions Released In Nome Park Shooting
• 'It Is My Forever Family': Big Brothers Big Sisters Of Miami Inspires Lifelong Bonds At Annual Fundraising Event
• Jail Violence In Downtown LA Up 34% From 2020 But Down From 2019
• Sen. Bob Casey Predicts Neighboring Sen. Joe Manchin Will Be On Board To Pass Build Back Better Plan
• Pennsylvania Following CDC Guidelines As Other States Move To Open COVID-19 Booster Shots To All
• Police Searching For 3-Year-Old Noah Clare, Abducted In Tennessee And Last Seen In San Clemente
• Californians Backslide On Water Conservation Amid Drought
• Vince Gill surprises student band whose instruments were destroyed in floods
• Health Officials Urge Vaccination, Mask-Wearing Ahead Of Holiday Gatherings
• Small businesses face disadvantage amid holiday labor shortage
• American Red Cross Volunteer Among Estes Park Residents Watching Kruger Rock Fire
• McKeesport Firefighters Give Out Hundreds Of Coats To Young Students
• Dana Rodriguez Named Executive Chef Of Casa Bonita
• Amanda Anderson Pleads Not Guilty To Deadly Child Abuse At Day Care
• Yellen tells Congress December 15 is new debt ceiling date
• Miami Beach Breaks Ground On Park Redesign To Build New Living Shoreline
• 15-Year-Old Charged With Homicide In Shooting Death Of Sto-Rox High School Student
• Oakland Offers Rent Subidy To Help Reduce Homelessness, Gentrification
• 'We Are Here To Learn, Not To Die:' University of Chicago Students, Faculty Protest After Shooting That Killed Dennis Shaoxiong Zheng, Other Violence
• 'This Is Life And Death': 7 Incoming Minneapolis City Council Members Say They'll Heed Call To Fix Public Safety Issues
• 'Thankful She Wasn't Forgotten,' Family Of Murder Victim Janet Love Gets Closure 35 Years Later
• 3 Dallas Teens Arrested For Allegedly Shooting, Killing Mesquite Man
• Martinez Electrician Ordered To Pay $481M, Gets Prison Time For $1B Solar Power Ponzi Scheme
• Advocates Call On Lawmakers To Confront New York's Housing Crisis While Landlords Say Proposals Make Matters Worse
• Do You Recognize This Man? FBI Releases Photos Of Plantation Bank Robbery Suspect
• Texas AG Candidate Matt Krause Touts Himself A 'Faithful Conservative Fighter', Expresses Concerns About Ken Paxton
• MIT Scientist Discusses The Importance Of Finding The Source Of The COVID Pandemic
• Man Arrested After Forcing His Way Into San Bruno Residence
• 'Spoonbridge And Cherry' Sculpture Loses Its Fruit For A Couple Months
• Giants Manager Gabe Kapler Named NL Manager Of The Year
• 'Darth Blader' And 'Super Scooper' Among Winning Boulder Snowplow Names
• Food Distribution Sites Helping Families Put Food On The Table This Thanksgiving
• Former Dallas Cowboy Great Charles Haley Inspires Volunteers To Help Distribute 2K Thanksgiving Meals
• Cash-Only, 100K Bonds Set For Shimpson Huynh, Adrian Lau In Crash That Killed Annika Williams In Westminster
• Chargers' Joey Bosa And Jerry Tillery Placed On COVID-19 List, Doubtful For Sunday
• Evidence Tying Alleged Serial Killer Billy Chemirmir To Victim Lu Thi Harris Shown In Second Day Of Trial
• Bay Area Electrician Ordered To Pay $481 Million For Scam
• Who Is Fenway Sports Group?
• Jefferson Hills Police Searching For Missing 77-Year-Old Man With Dementia
• 'Where Is He?': Wife Of Coconut Creek Man Daniel Potter Is Desperate To Find Him After He Disappeared On Canoe Trip
• Open For Business: Find Decades-Old Vintage Clothing At Malena's Vintage Boutique In West Chester
• 'You May Have 2 Minutes': Estes Park Residents Flee Homes After Kruger Rock Fire Sparks
• Lung Cancer Survivors On Long Island Rave About Immunotherapy, Which Doctors Say Is Akin To A Cure For Some
• South Florida Congressional Delegation Demands Change In Cuba
• UPMC Mercy Pavillion Expected To Open In 2023
• Colorado Department Of Public Health Wants Your Opinion About A Restrictive Permit On Suncor Energy
• After LaShonda Hearts Was Killed, CBS 2 Looks At 'Extremely Dangerous Job' Of Moving Money
• Woman, Two Children Killed When Freight Train Hits Car In Gary, Indiana
• 'This Is A Safety Issue': Staffing Levels At Minnesota Prisons Called Into Question
• Supply Chain Woes Cause Auto Parts Shortage, Wreaking Havoc On Auto Industry
• Scathing City Controller Report Alleges Philadelphia Health Department Spent $100K On Uber Rides, Parking
• Loyola To Join Atlantic 10, Leave Missouri Valley Conference
• Democrat Laura Curran Concedes Nassau County Executive Race To Republican Challenger Bruce Blakeman
• Satellite Debris Forces Space Station Crew To Take Shelter
• Man Charged In Deadly Shooting At Miramar Airbnb
• Top military official discloses new details about China's hypersonic test
• Pennsylvania's Mask Mandate Must Expire Dec. 4, Judge Rules In Latest Twist
• LAPD Officer Alejandro Castillo Charged With Filing False Report In 2019 DUI Arrest
• Fire Crews Rescue Puppy Who Fell Off Cliff Near Moss Beach
• Infrastructure Bill Mandates Action On Seatback Safety In Wake Of Child Deaths
• Midlothian ISD Closing Schools Friday Due To Traveling Staff, Not Enough Substitutes
• Eden Prairie Police Department Recognized For Volunteer Program; 'We Really Do Get To Do The Positive Side Of Policing'
• Parents Protest Archdiocese Of Miami School Mask Policy
• Ethics commission revokes approval for Cuomo's 2020 book
• 'I'm Not Ashamed Of Myself Anymore': 4 Veterans Graduate From Baltimore's Veterans Treatment Court Program
• Arvada Man, Energy Pioneer, Is Fighting For The Promise Of A Net-Zero Neighborhood
• Space Junk Problem Just Got Worse With Russia's Anti-Satellite Missile Test
• Gov. DeSantis Pitches Budget Recommendations For Everglades, Resiliency
• Legendary New Jersey High School Football Coach Drew Gibbs Remembered As 'A Champion Who Helped Countless Young Men'
• What Is An Aortic Aneurysm? CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez Explains 'The Silent Killer'
• Next Stop, UBS Arena: Islanders Fans Giddy About Opening Of Elmont Train Station
• Macy's Getting Ready For Its Annual Thanksgiving Day Parade; CBS2 Gets A Sneak Peek At New Floats
• Baltimore Woman Pleads Guilty To Role In 2015 Murders Of Woman & 7-Year-Old
• Judge Rules Pennsylvania School Mask Mandate Must Expire Dec. 4
• Miami Weather: Warmer Conditions, More Rain, & Then Cooler Air On The Way
• Marine Dad Overseas For 10 Months Surprises 3 Sons At Their North Texas Schools: 'They've All Gotten Taller'
• State Ethics Committee Votes To Rescind Approval Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo's Book Deal
• Suspected Retail Crime Ring Member Arrested After Auburn Target Theft
• Community-Based 'Can We Talk' Therapy Program Helping Those Struggling With Addiction
• 'Crying For Freedom': South Florida Political Leaders Call On Biden Administration To Step Up For Cuban People
• New Report Shows More People Surviving Lung Cancer Despite It Remaining Leading Cancer Killer
• 8 Displaced Following Duplex Fire In South Minneapolis
• Meat prices are soaring as inflation bites U.S. consumers
• CEO of medic company hired for Astroworld: "It was absolutely horrific"
• Can Nature And Woolly Bear Caterpillars Be Simple Predictors Of Our Winter Weather Forecast?
• Westchester County Man Sentenced To 15 Years For Hate Crime Stabbing Of Teenage Girl
• New Year's Eve Ball Drop Back In-Person In Times Square; Guests Must Show Proof Of Vaccination
• Art Road, Michigan Glass Project Bringing Art Class Back to DPSCD Students
• Massachusetts Reports 1,848 New COVID Cases, 24 Additional Deaths
• 'Truly Is Another Home For Us': Family Has Stayed At Ronald McDonald House On And Off For Almost 20 Years
• Victims Of Deadly Shooting In Haltom City Park Identified As 2 Area High School Students
• Michigan Journalist Danny Fenster Arrives In US After Release From Myanmar Prison
• 'Join Us In The Service Of Our Communities,' Michelle Wu Sworn In As Boston's New Mayor
• Damien Harris, Gunner Olszewski Return To Patriots Practice
• PennDOT Confirms Construction Crews Caused Black Ice That Led To Multi-Vehicle Pileup On Roosevelt Boulevard
• 'Team ROC New York Job Fair' Looks To Connect New Yorkers With Job Openings
• UPDATE: Missing 80-Year-Old Oakland Woman Found Safe
• San Mateo County To Implement Gun Buyback Program; 1st Event In December
• Minnesota Ready To Move Forward In Expanding COVID Booster Eligibility
• 2-Day Strike Of University Of California's Non-Tenured Professors, Lecturers Could Affect Classes at UCLA, UC Irvine
• Trump-Backed Michigan Secretary Of State Candidate Spread False Election Claims, January 6 Conspiracy Theories
• 'Jingle All The Way' turns 25: A look back at the last big Minnesota-made movie
• Ravens Release RB Le'Veon Bell After Five Games
• Kraft Heinz Recalls Some Country Time Lemonade And Kool-Aid Tropical Punch
• North Park, South Park Ice Rinks To Open Thursday
• Missing Indiana Co. Woman Found Safe After Passerby Recognizes Car
• Boston Pops Holiday Concert Series Returning To Symphony Hall For First Time In Two Years
• Police Continue To Investigate Baltimore Barbershop Shooting As Community Searches For Answers
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 658 New Cases, 2 More Deaths
• During Baltimore Conference, Bishops Deliberate Over Communion Document For Politicians Who Support Abortion
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 5,778 New COVID-19 Cases
• Alzheimer's Disease Nasal Vaccine To Be Tested At Brigham And Women's Hospital
• 49ers Go Back To 2019 Formula To Beat Rams
• LOOK: 'Serious Snow Drifts' Pile Up Atop Mount Washington
• Report: Fenway Sports Group Close To Purchasing Pittsburgh Penguins
• 64,120 Total Breakthrough COVID Cases Reported In Massachusetts, Which Is 1.3% Of Vaccinated People
• Meat Prices Soar as Inflation Bites U.S. Consumers
• Former Detroit Police Officer Pleads Guilty To Taking Bribes, 4th Charged In Towing Corruption Probe
• Watch Live: Biden touts new infrastructure law in New Hampshire
• Homeless Texas Man Fighting For His Life After Trying To Stop Armed Robbery
• President Biden Pushes Infrastructure Plan At 'Red List' Bridge In Woodstock, New Hampshire
• Portion Of Farmington Road North Of 11 Mile To Close Beginning Nov. 17
• Shawn Thornton Knows Tuukka Rask's Future Plans ... But He Won't Share Them
• Union President John Catanzara Retires From Chicago Police Department, Avoiding Potential Firing Over Disciplinary Charges
• Pfizer Asks FDA To Authorize Experimental COVID-19 Antiviral Pill, Paxlovid
• Henry Ford Health Reports Major Increase In COVID-19 Hospitalizations, Up 60% Since End Of October
• Morgan Wallen, Thomas Rhett, Luke Combs Scheduled To Headline 2022 Tortuga Music Festival In April
• Man Dies In Custody Of Frederick Police, Attorney General's Office Investigating
• Harford County Public Schools Announce Pay Raise, Bonuses For Bus Drivers, Cafeteria Workers & Support Staff
• Aldermen Furious Over Lightfoot's Pick To Lead COPA, After Agency Recommended Suspension For Slain CPD Officer Ella French
• 'Dancing With The Stars' Judge Derek Hough Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Market Square Holiday Market Nominated For USA Today's 10 Best List
• WMU Gives Up Lawsuit Fight Over Vaccines For Athletes
• San José Police Arrest Three Suspects Involved In Brazen Daylight Shooting
• Recipe: How To Make The Bam Bam Shake From Disney Parks 
• HBO Debuts New Trailer for The Slow Hustle, a Documentary From Sonja Sohn of The Wire
• DC To Drop Most Indoor Mask Requirements Next Week
• Judge: Kobe Bryant's Widow Must Turn Over Therapy Records
• McKeesport Police Locate Missing 4-Year-Old Lenaya Matthews
• Investigators Believe Kruger Rock Fire Burning In Estes Park Was Ignited By Power Lines
• Transient Breaks Into Stockton Home, Stabs 60-Year-Old Woman
• Group Sues Talbot County Over Removal Of Talbot Boys Statue
• Russia defends anti-satellite missile test that U.S. called "reckless"
• Chicago Weather: Warm Up For Wednesday
• Costco Recalls Kool-Aid Canisters Due To Possible Presence Of Metal, Glass
• Mayor Scott Announces $55M For Workforce Development, Recovery Fund For Businesses
• Early Black Friday Deals On The Hottest Toys And Toy Brands Of 2021
• MSP: Roseville Man Dies After Walking Into Traffic On Southfield Freeway
• Supply Chain Shortages: 10 Things You May Have Trouble Finding In The 2021 Holiday Season
• 71-Year-Old Yuwame Pela Adeghe Located And Safe After Going Missing In Dallas
• NYC sanitation workers investigated for alleged fake vaccination cards
• Alexa, What's The Deal With The New Line Of Amazon Fire TVs?
• Record Surge Of Gas Prices At The Pump Reach New Heights
• Prosecution rests in trial of men charged with killing Ahmaud Arbery
• Three Different Outcomes For FSU Professors Who Committed Sexual Misconduct With Students
• Costco Recalls Kool-Aid Canisters Due To Possible Presence Of Metal, Glass
• Eastbound I-70 Closed At Silverthorne Due To Vehicle Fire
• Pleasant Hills Middle School Collects 12,000 Pounds Of Food For Families In Need
• Cold Case: DA Increases Reward For Information About Kim Benoit's Death In 1974
• Driver Slightly Injured After School Bus Crash Along Interstate-35 In Lewisville
• Clements Bar Alcohol License Suspended After Fake COVID-19 Vaccine Card Sales Investigation
• Open Works Returns With Gingerbread Rowhouses For The Holiday Season
• Authorities Seeking Public's Help Identifying, Locating Man Wanted In Attempted Robbery At Southwest Philly Citizens Bank
• Woman Accidentally Fired Gun While Reaching For Change In Northboro Walmart, Police Say
• Diverse Religious Imagery A Central Theme Of Teaching At Salve Regina Catholic Academy In Brooklyn
• Pedestrian Killed Trying To Cross U.S. Hwy 287 South In Mansfield
• Gov. Hogan Announces $1 Million in African American Heritage Preservation Grants
• Firefighters Respond To Burning Abandoned Building On York Street In Denver
• Bloomington Man Accused Of Brandishing Knife, Throwing Object At Vehicle During Road Rage Incident
• Pfizer Seeks FDA Emergency Use Authorization For Its Experimental COVID-19 Antiviral Pill
• Water Main Break Caused Sinkhole On Pompano Beach Road
• Arlington Investigators Say Driver Was Speeding Before Slamming Into Tree
• Shelter Village Could Provide Temporary Housing For Those Living On Mass And Cass
• College student charged with arson over fire at synagogue
• Kendrick Bourne Celebrates Praise From Randy Moss On ESPN
• Southbound Lanes Of I-25 Reopen After RV Fire Near Happy Canyon Road
• Samuel Hughes Of Pasadena Gets 3 Years In Federal Prison For 'Horrendous' Online Threats Aimed At Women
• Former Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins Coach Clark Donatelli Charged With Sexual Assault
• Elon Musk's Massive Tesla Stock Sale Continues, Another $931 Million In Shares Sold
• Snapchat, Spotfiy Users Report Outages
• Police Say Teen Found During Detroit Traffic Stop Believed To Be Human Trafficking Victim
• Elderly Man Dies Of Injuries After Being Hit By Car In Hayward
• Edina Police Warn Residents Of Uptick In Car Thefts
• Man Killed In Hit-And-Run On Intercounty Connector In Montgomery County
• Spectrum Health In W. Michigan Sees 'Dramatic' Virus Spike
• Alleged Serial Killed Billy Chemirmir Shows No Emotion As Photo Of Victim Lu Thi Harris' Body Shown In Courtroom
• 'No Vaccine Required' Is The Latest Tactic To Attract Workers
• Woman Shot And Killed, Man Injured In South Shore
• John Dougherty Resigns As Business Manager Of IBEW Local 98 Following Corruption Conviction
• Overnight Fire At Santa Rosa Pet Hospital Causes $100K In Damage; No Animals Injured
• Woman Killed In South Franklin Township Crash, Vehicle Fire
• Denver International Airport TSA Hosts Hiring Event This Week, $21/Hour Starting Pay
• Fugitive Couple Convicted In $18 Million COVID-19 Loan Fraud Scheme Sentenced In Absentia
• Nike postpones launch of Travis Scott's sneakers after Astroworld tragedy
• Self-Proclaimed Psychic Charged With Swindling 2 Victims Out Of $130K
• Ghislaine Maxwell's security adviser: "We had to make her disappear"
• Coach K's grandson and Duke star face charges over alleged DWI
• Golden Gate Park's Japanese Tea Garden, Botanical Garden, Conservatory Of Flowers May Soon Merge Operations
• Carbon Monoxide Killed 3 People Found In Grand Rapids Car
• Michigan Sen. John Bizon Faces Assault Charges, Accused Of Inappropriately Touching Nurse
• Baltimore Detective Accused Of Stiffing Strip Club On Bar Tab, Shoving Officer
• Whittier Parents Rally Against California's Proposed COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate For All Schoolchildren
• Chicago Fire Department Demonstrates Thanksgiving Safety With Fried Turkey Fire
• Florida Woman Hospitalized With COVID Dies After Husband Sues Palm Beach Hospital To Get Ivermectin
• Ahead Of Thanksgiving, University Of Maryland Medical System Experts Offer Advice For Safe Holiday Travel
• Exodus Center For Trauma Innovation Opens In East Harlem
• New Infrastructure Bill To Bring Billions To LA, Officials Say
• New Jersey To Invest $400 Million To Improve States Colleges, Universities
• Maryland Board Of Education To Review School Masking Requirement Today
• Coach Mike Tomlin: Steelers Planning To Start Mason Rudolph But Won't Rule Out Ben Roethlisberger
• Picking Slips Of Paper? How The Kyle Rittenhouse Jury Was Narrowed, Explained
• Cooking Corner: Thanksgiving Dinner Recipes
• Reports: Noah Syndergaard Bolts Mets For 1-Year, $21 Million Contract With Angels
• 2nd Fatal Plane Crash In 3 days Kills 2 In Northern Michigan
• Michael Udine Sworn As Broward's New Mayor; Promises To Focus On Mental Health
• FBI, Bath Township Police Department Seeking Information In 2018 Fatal Shooting Of 68-Year-Old Man
• Mummers Parade To Return To Broad Street For 2022 After Canceled This Year Due to Pandemic
• Gas Price Relief Looks To Be On The Horizon As Global Oil Supply Picks Up, Experts Say
• Trial Date Set For Ex-Fort Worth Police Officer Who Shot, Killed Atatiana Jefferson
• Investigation Continues After 2 Found Dead Inside Vehicle Near Centennial Airport
• Former East Orange Police Officer Edward Giles Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 4 Children
• NYC Public Advocate Jumaane Williams Running For Governor
• 20 Inmates Involved In Fight At Stanislaus County Jail's REACT Facility
• Arkansas Added Back To Chicago Travel Advisory; Alabama, Mississippi, And Tennessee Removed From List
• Where Is Michigan's Beaver Island?
• COVID In MN: State Crosses 9K Deaths As Positivity Rate Eclipses High Risk Threshold
• West Town Community Coalition Seeking Transparency About Carjackings
• Kraft recalls some Country Time Lemonade, Kool-Aid Tropical Punch
• Maryland Zoo Replaces Diesel-Powered Shuttles With All-Electric Fleet
• Texas Doctor Suspended From Hospital After Spreading COVID-19 Misinformation
• Aurora Fire Rescue Honors Retired Lt. Darold 'Bud' Hills After Cancer Battle Likely Associated With Decades-Long Career
• Baltimore County to Host Public Meeting on Land Preservation, Recreation And Parks
• Parkland Closing Ellis Davis Field House COVID-19 Testing And Vaccine Site On Nov. 24
• LA County Offering Rent Relief Grants Up To $40,000 To Small Brick-And-Mortar Businesses
• Jury Begins Deliberating In Kyle Rittenhouse Murder Trial
• Consumer spending jumps despite inflation surge
• Fmr. Sen. Al Franken Discusses Comedy Tour, Cancel Culture 4 Years Following Resignation
• United Airlines Plane Catches Fire At Logan Airport
• Sacramento City Council To Discuss 'Right To Housing' Proposal
• Illinois Football Coach Bret Bielema Tests Positive For COVID, Will Miss Game Vs. Iowa
• Tyrann Mathieu Sounds Like A Patriots Fan On Twitter While Praising Mac Jones
• After More Than A Year, The Show Must Go On: More Broadway Shows Announce Plans To Resume Performances
• Inflation Worries Are Actually Boosting Gold And The US Dollar
• Racing Cars In Westminster Blamed For Death Of 21-Year-Old Annika Williams
• Pair who went viral for Thanksgiving text mix-up continue tradition
• Judge Orders Vanessa Bryant To Disclose Mental Health Records In Kobe Crash Photos Lawsuit
• Jury in Rittenhouse trial goes home for the night without verdict
• Laredo Sector Border Patrol Rescues More Undocumented Migrants From Grain Hopper Railcar
• Dad's Hug Likely Saved Daughter In Saturday's Plane Crash In Northern Michigan
• Colorado Weather: Fire Danger Soars Before The Season's First Arctic Cold Front
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 702 New Cases Reported, Hospitalizations Jump Back Over 500
• OSHA, Smithfield Foods Pork Plant Settle COVID Complaint
• Railcar Catches Fire In Stockton, Crews Expect It To Smolder For Several Days
• 'It's A Free Country': Man Threatens TSA Agent's Life, Throws Checkpoint Stanchion, Strips Naked & Performs Lewd Act, Charges State
• Boston Snowbound Festival Canceled Over COVID Concerns
• Union High School Students Stage Walk-Out, Protest After Football Team Pulled From State Playoffs Over COVID Outbreak
• State Rep. Michelle Beckley Enters Race For Texas Lieutenant Governor
• Reading Corps And Math Corps Announce Pandemic Pay Increase
• D'Amico Catering's At Home Thanksgiving Dinner
• New Infrastructure Law Means Nearly $4 Billion For Colorado Roads
• Mar-A-Lago Trespasser Deported To China
• These Are The Best 'Christmas Towns' In Every New England State, According To Reader's Digest
• Former KYW-TV Anchor Mort Crim Discusses His Time In Philadelphia And How Ron Burgundy Character Is Loosely Based On Him
• PFF's Top-Ranked Passer Is... Kirk Cousins?
• What Does the $1 Trillion Infrastructure Law Mean For Michigan
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• Oz Exclusive: Gabby Petito's parent's on the Gabby Petito Foundation
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• 'It's A Small Town Thing': Loose Cows Evade Littleton Police
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• Philadelphia Nonprofit, The Wardrobe, Starts New Program To Help Formerly Incarcerated
• Partial Lunar Eclipse To Take Place Friday Morning
• Video shows Iran helicopter's "unsafe" maneuver near U.S. warship
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• Infrastructure bill mandates action on seatback safety after child deaths
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• Mass Pike Traffic Jammed For Miles After Truck Knocks Down Sign In Framingham
• Bannon surrenders to face criminal contempt of Congress charges
• Reports: Mets Finalizing GM Deal With Billy Eppler
• 6 teenagers wounded in shooting near Colorado high school
• Maryland mayor charged with posting revenge porn on Reddit
• Scammers Target Homeowners Through A Home Improvement Loan Program
• Britney Spears celebrates the end of her conservatorship
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• Wyoming GOP votes to no longer recognize Liz Cheney
• Pfizer Agrees To Let Other Companies Make Its COVID-19 Pill
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• Biden's 3.5-hour summit with Xi focuses on "managing strategic risks"
• Connellsville Father, Son Catch Largest Walleye In Pa. History In Youghiogheny River
• CDC Recalls 'Citterio Salame Sticks' Linked To Salmonella Outbreak
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• Smash And Grab Robbers Target Foot Locker In Hermosa; Clothes, Shoes Stolen
• Ronald McDonald: Baby Jayla, After Spending 81 Days In NICU Following Birth, Now Thriving At 2 Years Old
• Car Crashes Into Bus Stop In South Loop
• Harris County Administrator Directed To Review Houston Astroworld Tragedy
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• Hundreds stung after storms wash scorpions into people's homes
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• Minnesota Weather: Mild, Windy Tuesday Before Cooldown Comes
• Limo Driver Shot In Back In Center City, Police Say
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• Belarus-Poland standoff fuels fear of new migrant crisis in Germany
• Bomb Threat Led To Evacuation At Coconut Creek High School
• Altercation At Pembroke Pines Club Led To Triple Shooting
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• Woman Averts Attempted Carjacking In Southwest Minneapolis As Similar Crimes Surge In The City
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