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Articles from November 17, 2021

• Upper Land Park Shooting That Killed Isabel Martin, 7, May Have Been Over Cigarettes
• Hathway Scores Twice, Capitals Snap Kings' Point Streak 2-0
• Nome Park Shooting Vehicle Located, Activists In Aurora Urge Community To Help With Investigation
• Denver Uber Driver Demanding Answers After Being Stabbed During Pickup
• Aurora Agrees To Pay $15 Million In Elijah McClain Case; Largest Police Related Settlement In City, Colorado History
• Exclusive: Missing For 3 Days, Patrick Bolden-Smith Discovered Back In Hospital And In Police Custody
• This Woman's Remains Were Found Near Walsenburg In 1999 But Her Identity Remains A Mystery
• UC Davis Plays Major Role In City Of Davis' Vaccination Rate
• Livermore Couple's $86 Million Award In Monsanto Pesticide Case Stands
• Photographer Recalls Seeing Moments Before Plane Crashed At Kruger Rock Fire: 'Worst Fears Were Confirmed'
• Anthony Edwards Closes Out Timberwolves' 107-97 Win Against Kings
• Paramedic Killed, Another Hurt After Ambulance Hits Big Rig In Hunt County
• Sympathy Strike Could See 60,000 Kaiser Workers Walk Off Job Thursday In Support Of Engineers
• Mayor Eric Garcetti Urges Booster Shots For Anyone Over 18 In Los Angeles
• Battle Over Bottled Water On Lake Superior: An Entrepreneur's Vision Comes Up Against A Community's Concerns
• Police Outline Plan To Keep University Of Chicago Safe And Informed In Wake Of Murder Of Recent Graduate Dennis Shaoxiong Zheng, Fears About Violence
• Victim In Attempted Murder-Suicide In Salem Identified As Lindsay Smith
• Chicago Weather: Clearing Skies Overnight, Chilly Thursday Morning
• Bill Belichick Listed As Highest-Paid Head Coach In U.S. Sports
• The Great Resignation: Workers Are Calling It Quits By The Millions
• NIU Huskies Beat Buffalo, Clinch Mac West Division
• 'Everybody's Happy': Danvers Store Sells 4 $1 Million Winning Lottery Tickets In 2 Years
• Nicklaus Children's Hospital Sees Spike In Child Mental Health Emergencies
• Legal Aid Society Wants To Give Caseworkers More Discretion When Evaluating Relatives Of Children In Foster System
• SUV Slams Into Rohnert Park Office Building, 2 Injured
• Colorado Division Of Homeland Security Shares Insight On Pandemic Response
• Father Of 11-Month-Old Girl Who Died After Ingesting Fentanyl Now Facing Charges
• Fundraiser Held With Strong Show Of Support For Bensenville Police Officer Steven Kotlewski, Who Was Shot And Wounded This Month
• New Data Shows Over 100,000 Overdose Deaths In US In One Year
• One Of Nation's Oldest General Stores Still Operates In Marine On St. Croix
• 'Boxing Builds Your Character': North Minneapolis Gym Offers Sanctuary For Teens
• Churchgoers Outraged By Murder Of Baltimore Church Employee
• Pulitzer Fountain Lit For Holiday Season
• Son Of Aruna Mittal, Business Owner Killed In Ogontz, Desperately Wants Justice For His Mother
• Courthouse Escapee Dayonte Resiles On Trial For Murder
• Kings Fall To Wolves 107-97
• Police: Man Fatally Shot Inside East Harlem Playground
• Local Shops Getting Creative To Combat Supply Chain Shortages Squeeze
• While Holiday Shopping Looks Closer To Normal, Minnesota Hospitals Are Again Struggling With A COVID Surge
• Police: Bus Aide Stabs Woman, Holds Teen Hostage At Watson Institute In Sewickley
• 2 Women Robbed At Gunpoint In Lakeview
• 4 Injured In Drive-By Shooting In The Bronx
• Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: Jurors Wrap Second Day Of Deliberations Without Verdict After Watching Videos Of Shootings; Defense Calls For Mistrial Again
• 'I Just Miss Her': Daughter Remembers Evelyn Player As Loving & Kind-Hearted, Says She Was A Devoted Member Of Southern Baptist Church
• 'I Will Not Rest Until Every Neighborhood Is Safe': Baltimore City Records 300 Homicides For Seventh Consecutive Year
• COVID Cases Spike Ahead Of Expected Approval Of Booster Shots For All Adults
• When Will The Pandemic End? Hopkins Experts Weigh In
• Denton County Woman Helps Police Track Down Violent Criminals Through Forensic Genealogy
• Keller @ Large: Bill Banning Protests At Politicians' Homes Tests Issues Of Free Speech
• 14 Suspects Involved In Grab-And-Run Theft At Louis Vuitton Store At Oakbrook Center Mall, Police Say
• Police Investigating Death Of 5-Year-Old Girl Who Showed Signs Of Abuse
• Advocates Demand Delivery Of $32M Settlement For Son Of Korryn Gaines
• City Of Detroit Hosting Virtual Community Meetings On Streetscape Projects
• Opioid Overdose Deaths In U.S. Soar To 100,000 In A Year; Crisis Felt In Neighborhoods Across Bay Area
• UPDATE: Earthquake Swarm Rattles Nerves In Danville, San Ramon
• FDA: Onions Sold In Michigan, 3 Other States Recalled Over Potential Risk Of Salmonella
• Westminster Neighbors Relieved After Police Find Missing Girl
• Michigan Health Department Offering Blood Lead Testing For Residents In Benton Harbor
• Michigan Hosting Virtual COVID-19 Vaccine Town Hall Nov. 18 For Parents, Families
• Butler Leads Heat To 113-98 Victory Over Pelicans
• Latest CDC Data Shows Michigan Leading Nation In COVID-19 Cases
• Aurora will pay $15 million settlement over death of Elijah McClain
• Man, 25, Seriously Injured In East Baltimore Shooting
• Teen Talk Program Working To Build Relationship Between Young People & Police
• Antetokounmpo's 47 Proves Too Much For Lakers, 109-102
• Florida Lawmakers Pass Plan to Block Vaccine Mandates
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Pushing To Toughen Penalty For Repeat DUI Drivers
• Higher Costs, Shipping Delays 'Really Putting A Strain' On Local Food Banks As Thanksgiving Approaches
• Balanced Hawks Win 3rd Straight Game, Beating Celtics 110-99
• Hornets Beat Wizards 97-87 For 4th Straight Victory
• Jury Hears What Alleged Serial Killer Billy Chemirmir Told Police Hours After His Arrest
• Theranos Trial: Holmes Defense Focuses on Undermining Testimony of SF Hedge-Fund Manager
• George Mason Holds Off No. 20 Maryland 71-66
• Free Agent Ace Justin Verlander Chooses To Stay With Astros For $25M
• Duncanville's Reggie Samples, Mesquite's DeMarcus Harris To Compete Head To Head In Playoffs
• Southlake Mayor Calls Department Of Education's Probe Into Discrimination At Carroll ISD A 'Costly Distraction'
• UCLA Will Light Buildings Blue Thursday As Part Of City's COVID-19 Memorial
• Mississippi man becomes state's first execution in nearly 10 years
• UCLA Grad Jessica Watkins To Be First Black Woman On NASA Space Station Crew
• St. Paul Man Offers $1K Reward For His Missing Dog
• Rochester Teen Found Safe
• 2 Federal Emergency Teams Dispatched To MN Next Week To Relieve Hospitals & Care Needs
• Thousands Of Nursing Home Workers Flood Times Square To Demand Higher Wages, Better Health Benefits
• Sacramento Police Locate Shooting Victim Just Blocks Away From Upper Land Park Double Homicide
• Twin Cities Man Faces Federal Charges For Allegedly Lying To Get $658,000 In COVID Relief
• San Jose City Council Unanimously Blocks Commercial Development In Coyote Valley
• Rocket Dog Animal Sanctuary Founded By San Francisco Woman Who Also Rescued Herself
• Beauty Supply Store Employee Shot And Killed During Robbery At Mesquite Strip Center
• Jefferson Fietek, Former Twin Cities Teacher, Sentenced To 30 Years For Sexually Abusing Boys
• Newsom Announces Measures To Ease Bottlenecked Ports Of Los Angeles And Long Beach
• Quincy Kindergarten Class Quarantined After COVID-19 Outbreak
• Fanta Bility Shooting Timeline: Everything You Need To Know About The Case
• Man Sentenced To 11 Years For Killing Of Julius Rondez, LA Dept. Of Water And Power Employee
• Woodland Hills School Board Votes To Terminate Superintendent James Harris
• NextCycle Colorado Aims To Boost Local Businesses, Help Divert Materials From Landfills
• La Salle College High School Holds Annual Turkey Bowl To Raise Money For Food Drive
• In 1-On-1 Interview, Mayor Frey Talks Public Safety, Insists Minneapolis Is Safe
• Cambridge Police Looking For Suspects Harassing People On Popular Bicycle Path
• Kids Battling Cancer Star In NorthPark Center Photo Exhibit: 'What I Want To Be When I Grow Up'
• 3 Men Shot As Groups Clash Outside Manhattan Recording Studio
• Supporters Of Vegas-Style Casino Gambling In New York Hope Gov. Hochul Is More Game Than Former Governor Cuomo
• Thursday's Show Info. (11/18/21)
• 7-Year-Old Isabel Martin's Death In Upper Land Park Double Homicide Shocks Community
• Councilmember Bobby Henon Resigns From 4 City Council Committees After Conviction In Corruption, Bribery Trial
• 2 New York Brothers Find Fun In Staying At Ronald McDonald House
• Lady Asian Beetles Invading Philadelphia Area Are Mostly Harmless, Drexel University Doctor Says
• Marin County Crews Clear Brush to Reduce Future Fire Danger
• President Joe Biden Tours GM's Factory Zero Plant, Discusses Infrastructure Bill
• Sacramento Police Investigate Deadly 3-Car Crash In Oak Park
• Aurora Police Find 1 Of 2 Suspect Vehicles In Nome Park Shooting
• 3 Museums Recognized As Sitting On Ancestral Serrano Land
• Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Eyes Free Fares On 3 MBTA Bus Routes
• Rare monkeypox case reported in Maryland
• No-Burn Order Issued For Thursday For Many Parts Of Southland
• Community Activists Urge Witnesses To Come Forward After Nome Park Shooting In Aurora
• Two Alameda County Sheriff's Deputies Injured After Suspect Hits Them in Stolen Car
• Instituto Del Progreso Latino Unveils New Mural Honoring Native American Roots Of Many In Chicago's Latino Community
• Two Women Sing The Praises Of Undiscovered Female Artists
• Penguins Fans Shouldn't Worry About Losing Big Players Right Away If Sale Goes Through, Duquesne Professor Says
• San Leandro Couple Accused Of Forcing Girl Kidnapped From Honduras Into Prostitution - 'Unbelievably Tragic'
• Unseasonably Warm Thursday Afternoon Followed By Clouds, Evening Rain
• Manatee Deaths In Florida Surpass 1,000 In A Historically Grim Year For The Species
• 5 Family Members Killed When Historic Riverhead House Goes Up In Flames
• Regis University President Reverend John Fitzgibbons To Retire
• Arrest Made In Connection To Upper Land Park Shooting That Killed Man, 7-Year-Old Girl
• Former North Texas Child Care Center Worker Accused Of Injuring 2-Year-Old Boy With Ballpoint Pen
• Baltimore Artist Working To Share Stories Of The Lumbee Tribe
• MTA Plans To Add Police Officers On City Buses
• South Side Residents Hope Red Line Extension Will Bring 'Activity And Hopefully Development'
• 'Inefficient And Ineffective': Scathing Audit Blasts LA's Expensive, Clumsy System Of Fixing Crumbling Sidewalks
• People Urged To Open Hearts, Wallets On 'Give Miami Day'
• Man Charged After Toddler Taken To Hospital With Gunshot Wound
• Fighter Cat Zingano Sues Over Claims Halle Berry Got Her Fired From UFC In 2019
• Biden skips traditional press conference with Trudeau and Obrador
• Schools Refusing To Compete Against Seabrook, NH Where Masks Are Optional For Student Athletes
• 'I'm Happy To Report, It's Working', Says Dallas Mayor About Police Chief's Crime Reduction Plan
• Florida Lawmakers Back Moving Away From OSHA
• Woman Killed By Train In Stockton, Police Say
• Chicago Bars That Allow Pets No Longer Need To Fear Health Code Violations After City Council Clarifies Rules
• Friends Ask Police To Investigate Aliquippa Trans Woman's Homicide As Hate Crime
• Rust' Crew Member Sues Over On-Set Shooting, Alleging Baldwin Negligence
• VIDEO: Cleburne Ambulance Hits Cement Truck On Chisholm Trail Parkway
• COVID: State Public Health Officials Urge Families To Vaccinate As Holidays Loom
• Apple Allows Self-Repairs To Products After Regulators Express Concerns
• Boston Student's $3,000 Saxophone Found After It Was Stolen At MBTA Station
• Pope Francis performed miracle on boy at Vatican, mother says
• Proposed Constitutional Amendment On Medical Freedom Could Endanger Public Health, Opponents Say
• Quentin Tarantino sued over his plans to sell "Pulp Fiction" NFTs
• Missing Fridley Woman Found
• 2 People Arrested As Protesters Gather, Clash Outside Kenosha County Courthouse During Kyle Rittenhouse Jury Deliberations
• Staples Center To Be Renamed Crypto.com Arena In Largest Naming Rights Deal In History
• Justin Fields Prepares To Go Up Against Lamar Jackson As Bears Take On Ravens Sunday
• House Democrats to lose 15th incumbent ahead of 2022 midterms with latest retirement
• CBS 2 Exclusive: Family Members Of Ja'nya Murphy And 1-Year-Old Jaclyn "Angel" Dobbs Speak About Murphy's Relationship With Accused Killer, Ahmeel Fowler
• New York City Set To Unveil Lower Manhattan Waterfront Protection Plan
• Woodland Hills Superintendent James Harris Says He Will Fight Any Move To Fire Him
• Divers Spend Another Day Searching Coconut Creek Lake For Missing Man Daniel Potter
• EXCLUSIVE: SEPTA Plans To Upgrade 2 Trolley Stations With Money From Grant, Infrastructure Bill
• Increasing Gun Violence In The Twin Cities Pushing More Women To Seek Healing, Protection
• Activision CEO urged to resign amid claim he ignored sexual misconduct
• Mayor-Elect Eric Adams Shows Off Colorful Personality During Appearance On 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert'
• CDC: 100K Americans Died From Drug Overdoses In 1 Year
• Justin Houston's 100-Sack Milestone Was A Bright Spot For Ravens
• Raiders Receiver Henry Ruggs III Ordered To Appear In Court After Missed Alcohol Test
• Former Miami Heat & Hurricane Stars Team Up For Online Sports School
• Stonelake Elementary In Elk Grove Briefly Locked Down Due To Stabbing At Nearby Home
• Christopher Ransom Sentenced To 33 Years For Role In Chain Of Events Leading To NYPD Det. Brian Simonsen's Death
• Miami-Dade Youth Fair, Broward County Fair Kick Off Thursday
• Rapper Young Dolph fatally shot in Memphis, police say
• UM Hurricanes Coach Manny Diaz Responds To Speculation About His Future With The Program
• Thanksgiving Holiday Travel Expected To Draw Record Crowds At MIA
• Recognize This Man? He's Wanted For Burglary, Attempted Sexual Assault On South Beach
• CBS4 Exclusive: Surveillance Video Of Brazen Burglar Released Amid Warning About Holiday Thefts
• COVID Vaccine And Kids: A Conversation About Parental Concerns And Vaccine Hesitancy
• "Rust" script supervisor sues Alec Baldwin over fatal shooting
• Medical Expert: Herd Immunity Remains Best Way To Get Handle On COVID-19 Pandemic
• Amid Supply Chain Shortages, Amazon Says Its Ready For Holiday Rush
• 'Just Been Tested' Is One Of Many Community Organizations Tackling COVID Vaccine Disparities One Conversation At A Time
• More Proof That Dinosaurs Roamed Colorado Millions Of Years Ago
• COVID In Minnesota: State's Average Case Rate Is Now Worst In The Nation
• Miami Weather: Surge Of Moisture Coming Overnight
• Doctors And Patients Stress Importance Of COVID Booster Shots: 'Immunity Does Not Last Forever'
• 2 Killed In Lodi Stabbing Attack; Suspect Jailed
• Henry Ruggs ordered to appear in court after missing alcohol test
• When It Comes To Getting Vaccinated For COVID-19, Some Naysayers Have Turned Into Advocates
• Person Shot Near West Philadelphia Barbershop, Police Say
• 10-Year-Old Maya Gandhi Blazed Trail For Children's COVID-19 Vaccinations By Taking Part In Rutgers University Study
• After Getting The Booster, Can We Go Without Masks In Public? Dr. Mallika Marshalls Answers Your COVID-19 Questions
• 9-Year-Old Allie Fiero, Who Has An Underlying Health Condition, Has Big Dreams For COVID Vaccine And Life After Isolation
• Allen Place Holding COVID-19, Flu Vaccine Clinic
• Police Seek Public Help To Find Puppy Stolen From West Hills Area
• Beloved Colorado Paramedic Mark Smith Honored For Years Of Service
• Free Community Health Screenings, Food At Local Church
• Dolphins Hoping To Pick Up 3rd Straight Win Against Lowly Jets
• Shooting On Don Shula Expressway, 9-Year-Old Girl Injured
• Cuban Activist Yunior Garcia Leaves For Spain After Being Suppressed By Communist Government
• Cash-Checking Store Murder Has Neighborhood Outraged Over Violent Crime Around Olney Transportation Center
• All Adults Expected To Soon Be Eligible For 'Additional Measure Of Protection' In Form Of Pfizer COVID-19 Booster
• Around The Table: Mayor-Elect Ed Gainey's Plan For Policing
• Judge Rules Against ACLU, But Mayor Says Boston Will Stop Taking Down Mass And Cass Tents Anyway
• Baked In Baltimore Ransacked The Week Before Thanksgiving
• Philadelphia Health Officials Concerned Region Could See New Wave Of COVID-19 Cases As Holidays Approach
• Transit Police Officer Who Shoved 68-Year-Old Man Off Platform Charged With Assault
• Local Leaders Praise Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
• TSA Estimates Thanksgiving Travel At BWI Will Reach Pre-Pandemic Levels
• House Votes to Censure Congressman Paul Gosar for Posting Violent Video on Social Media
• Get Ready For The Crush: TSA Says Pre-Pandemic Travel Volume Likely To Return For Thanksgiving Holiday
• 17-Year-Old Charged With Carjacking, Aggravated Robbery In Brooklyn Park, Minneapolis Incidents
• Douglas County Search & Rescue Rescues Disoriented Dirt Biker
• 'Leading With Soul' Honorees Announced Ahead of Soul Train Awards Weekend
• 'Beebo Saves Christmas' Airs Wed December 1st
• Ski Resorts Forced To Address Climate Change With More Snow-Making, Green Technology
• Apple will allow customers to repair their own iPhones
• Denver City Council Moves Forward On Flavored Tobacco, Vape Juice Ban
• Delaware Family Recalls How Ronald McDonald House Served As 'Heaven-Sent' As 4 Children Battled Sickle Cell
• Gov. Wolf To Veto Permitless Concealed Carry Gun Bill Passed By Pennsylvania House As Local Authorities Sound Alarm
• Massachusetts State Trooper Charged With Allegedly Choking, Punching Woman
• Phillie Phanatic Makes Appearance At Citywide Tree Planting Event After Copyright Dispute
• Baltimore City Public Schools Announces Pay Increases For Bus Drivers
• Massachusetts Reports 2,650 New COVID Cases, 20 Additional Deaths
• Former Riverside Teacher, Soccer Coach Paul Lowe Charged With Sexually Abusing Former Student 20 Years Ago
• Longest Lunar Eclipse Of The Century Will Be Visible In Baltimore
• 'Equality For All Genders': Nantucket Will Consider Proposal To Make Beaches Topless
• Up To 10 Municipal Employees Under Scrutiny In Markham After Receiving Paycheck Protection Program Loans Without Any Prior Record Of Their Businesses
• Lightfoot Says Interim COPA Chief Should Apologize For Controversy Over Officer Ella French's Inclusion In Report On Botched Anjanette Young Raid
• Carver Police Officer Accidentally Shoots Himself In Leg During Training At Harwich Gun Range
• Caught On Video: DoorDash Driver Uses Apartment Lobby Trash Can As Toilet
• Hurley's Picks: Is Any Team In The NFL Actually Good?
• Michigan Man Convicted Of Murder; Wife's Cereal Spiked With Heroin
• Winter Park Officially Opens For 2021/2022 Season
• Chinese National Faces Federal Charges For Cyberstalking Minnesota College Student
• COVID In Colorado: Hospitalizations Reach Level Not Seen Since 2020
• Dept. Of Labor Alleges Peterbilt Worker In Denton Fired In Retaliation For COVID-19 Safety Concerns
• State Attorney General Renews Call To Ban For-Profit Prisons
• Hayward City Council Approves Resolution Apologizing For Institutionalized Racism Against BIPOC
• State Budget Analyst Predicts $31 Billion Surplus, Could Spark Refunds
• 'Arkansas Has No Fear Of Alabama': CBS Sports' Kevin Carter Previews College Football Matchups
• Bel Air Police Department Finds Donkeys On Side Of The Road
• Center Club Renovations Completed, Dining Room To Be Named After Joseph Meyerhoff
• Arrest Made In Hit and Run Crash That Sent Two Adults, Child To Hospital In Deerfield Beach
• Detroit Police Search For Person Of Interest In Fatal Shooting That Killed Mother Of 2
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 6,024 New Cases, 150 More Deaths
• Patriots Injury Report: Damien Harris, Gunner Olszewski Cleared To Play Vs. Falcons
• LAX: Up To 2 Million Travelers Expected To Pass Through During Thanksgiving Period
• Ex-Baltimore County Cop Accused Of Kidnapping Daughters Could Be With BCPD Sergeant
• 'The Waltons' Homecoming' Airs Sun November 28
• Amber Alert Canceled After 11-Year-Old Found
• Stanford Doctor: 'Role Models Speak, People Listen' To COVID Vaccine Misinformation
• World's Largest Pickle Ornament Is Dill-lightful Sight Downtown
• TSA Doesn't Expect Vaccine Mandate To Cause Staffing Issues For Thanksgiving Travel
• Michigan Unemployment Is Revised Higher, Above US Rate
• Mayor Scott And City Officials Say Baltimore Is Ready For Winter Weather
• Justin Jefferson Revs Up Vikes Offense After Quiet Stretch: 'This Game Stressed Giving Me The Ball'
• Baltimore Man Charged With Attempted Murder In September Shooting
• Evanston FOP Sergeants' Union Reaches Agreement With City On COVID-19 Vaccination Policy; All Evanston Public Employee Unions Have Now Done So
• Rochester Police Seek Help Locating Endangered Missing Person Jodi Boeckermann
• Dolphins Place Greg Little On IR, Waive Sheldrick Redwine
• East Bay Rattled By 3.8-Magnitude Quake; Shaking Felt All The Way To Stockton
• WJZ's Furever Friend: Meet Bolt
• Free Thanksgiving Meal Kits Handed Out To Families In Need At Union Station
• Democrat Beto O'Rourke raises $2M On 1st Day Of Campaign For Texas Governor
• 1 Killed, 1 Rescued In Trench Collapse At Housing Development Site Near Breckenridge
• Update: Police Identify Victim In Fatal Shooting Outside Dallas Costco
• CU, CSU On Collision Course
• Volkswagen Group Recalls Audis; Passenger Air Bags May Be Disabled
• Hogan Offers $100K Reward For Information Leading To Arrest Of Evelyn Player's Killer
• Chicago Weather: Temps Take A Dive After 2 Days Of Warm Weather
• Santa Ana Stimulus Program To Distribute $300 Prepaid Debit Cards To Its Most Impoverished Renters
• Zechariah Myles, Wanted In Slaying Of Melanie Yates In Zion, Arrested In Waukegan
• Meier Has Goal And Assist, Sharks Top Wild 4-1
• Pennsylvania State Officials, Lawmakers And Judges Get Big 2022 Salary Increase
• 4 People Shot Outside Alhambra Palace Restaurant In West Loop
• Dallas County DWI Task Force Pledge
• Texas Abortion Ban Stays In Force As Supreme Court Justices Mull Outcome
• Fire Crews Get 40% Containment On Kruger Rock Fire, Winds Replaced By Cold Temps
• Day 3 Of Accused Serial Killer Billy Chemirmir's Capital Murder Trial
• BGE Outlines Common Holiday Season Utility Scams To Be Aware Of
• NCAA Upholds Penalties Against UMass Basketball, Tennis
• Aviation Company Says Marc Thor Olson Was Killed In Plane Crash At Kruger Rock Fire
• Philadelphia Weather: Dramatic Fall Warmth To Turn To Frigid Fall Air In Matter Of Hours Thursday
• Bannon to plead not guilty to contempt of Congress charges
• Man Struck By CSX Train In Northwest Baltimore, Fire Union Says
• California Asks Review Of Order Tossing Ban On Private Jails
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 791 New Cases Reported, Positivity Rate Remains Flat
• Community Rallies In Support Of Vice Principal Targeted By Own Students With Racist Graffiti
• Young Man Shot While Driving Through Hunters Point
• Lawsuit claims construction triggered deadly condo collapse
• South Jersey Man, Richard Tobin, Sentenced In Hate Group Plot Threatening Blacks, Jews
• University Of Michigan Flu Outbreak Prompts CDC Investigation
• Money moves you can use to help ward off inflation
• LA Metro Enrolling Riders In Low-Income Discount Program
• Priest Assaulted, Robbed At Gunpoint, Outside Baltimore Roman Catholic Church
• Why and how books get challenged
• Man Flashes Gun While Walking Out Of Indiana Mall JCPenney With Loaded Cart Of Stolen Merchandise
• Dallas Police Searching For Shooting, Murder Suspect Miguel Angel Chavez Lopez
• Maryland Transportation Receives $50 Million Grant To Improve Baltimore's East-West Corridor
• Bishops OK Communion Document, Avoid Direct Rebuff To Biden During Baltimore Conference
• What To Watch For When Patriots Visit Falcons On Thursday Night Football
• Onions Recalled Due To Possible Salmonella Contamination
• Twin Sisters Among 3 Florida Women Sentenced To Federal Prison In California EDD Fraud Case
• Older Phones 'Will Lose Call And Data Functions' With 3G Shutdown; Mass. Residents Told To Plan Ahead
• NFL Week 11 NFC East Preview: 'Eagles Ready To Get First Win Of Season At Home'
• Search Warrants Executed In Colorado Election Security Probe
• Woman Wanted For Child Sex Trafficking Caught At Texas-Mexico Border 
• Maryland Joins Federal Program Pledging To Reduce State Government's Greenhouse Gases By 50%
• Royal Arch Trail Reopens To Hikers After Significant Maintenance, Reconstruction Work
• Vanessa Bryant Reacts To Staples Center Name Change
• 'QAnon Shaman' Receives 41-Month Prison Sentence For Capitol Riot
• Moderna Files For FDA Emergency Use Authorization For COVID-19 Booster Shot For All Adults In US
• California's Legislative Analyst Predicts $31 Billion Budget Surplus
• Department Of Education Investigating Discrimination At Carroll ISD
• Philadelphia Gas Works Breaks Ground On New Facility In Summerdale Section
• Missing Pembroke Pines Teen Aariyana Flewellen Found
• 19-Year-Old Shot, Killed In San Francisco Bayview District
• Driver Arrested After Leading State Police On Chase From Hopkinton To Dorchester
• Texas Instruments To Begin Construction On New Semiconductor Circuit Plants
• Striking Deere Workers Vote Wednesday On 3rd Contract Offer
• Drivers Urged To Watch For Wildlife After Animal-Involved Crashes Increase 5% Over 2020
• Crestwood Mayor Louis Presta Resigns From Office, Pleads Guilty To Federal Bribery Charges In Red Light Camera Case
• 2 Men Convicted Of Murdering Malcolm X In 1965 To Be Exonerated
• Wizards' GM Tommy Sheppard Gets Extension Amid Fast Start
• CDC Conducting Contact Tracing In Maryland Monkeypox Case
• City Council Approves $3 Million In Settlements For Police Misconduct Lawsuits
• Plane Makes Emergency Landing In Pittsburgh After Odor Reported In Cockpit
• Thieves Using Drills, Makeshift Tools To Break Into Garages Of Homes In Pacific Heights
• TSA Emphasizes Preparedness For Thanksgiving Travel
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 497 New Cases, 10 More Deaths
• Ex-Detroit Police Officer Pleads Guilty In Federal Corruption Probe
• California Sees Monarch Butterfly Population Bounce Back
• TSA head expects busy but "smooth" holiday travel season
• Driver Killed After Shooting Leads To Crash In Lawndale
• Vivien T. Thomas Medical Arts Academy Briefly Placed On Lockdown After Student Sprayed Mace
• Man Shot, Robbed While Waiting In Car Outside Stockton Business
• Republican Vickie Paladino Defeats Democrat Tony Avella For New York City Council Seat
• 'Wannabe Boy Band' Wanted In Series Of Device Thefts From Stores In Brea, Fullerton, Ontario
• Historic Long Beach Hospital To Close Emergency Department
• Casa Bonita Partners With Dana Rodriguez, Acclaimed Denver Chef & Restaurateur
• IDOT Launches Winter Weather Road Safety Campaign
• Lawsuit: Surfside Condo Collapse Triggered By Nearby Construction
• Staff Shortages, Mandates, And Unruly Passengers Are Some Of The Concerns Facing Airports As Travel Is Expected To Increase For Thanksgiving Holiday
• Ravens Pop-Up Shop Returns To M&T Bank Stadium From Nov. 22-27
• Apple Will Let iPhone Users Repair Their Own Devices
• Widow Of Michigan Plane Crash Victim Who Saved His Daughter: It Was A 'Miracle And A Tragedy'
• DU Men's Soccer Goalie Serves As Difference Maker For NCAA Tournament Berth
• After Hundreds Of Years, The Longest Partial Lunar Eclipse Happens Thursday
• Hearing Underway On Cleanup Of June 2019 Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refinery Explosion
• Final Report On Texas Power Grid Failure During Winter Storm Released
• Deal Reached Mere Hours Before Thousands Of UC Instructors Were Set To Strike
• 1 Killed, 2 Injured In Fayette County Crash
• Bobby Bones And Rachel Smith To Host And Co-Host 'New Year's Eve Live: Nashville's Big Bash' On CBS
• Man Found Dead Inside Wareham Motel Room
• Woman Shot In Multi-City Shooting Spree Has Died
• Bishops approve Communion guidelines after debate on Biden's eligibility
• Pfizer COVID Booster Shot Could Be Available To All Adults By End Of Week
• COVID-19 In MN: Feds Sending Emergency Medical Teams To Support State Hospitals During Surge
• Supply Chain Shortages: 10 Things You May Have Trouble Finding In The 2021 Holiday Season
• Camping, Lodging Fees Go Up At Michigan State Parks
• Vikings Get Harrison Smith, Patrick Peterson Back Ahead Of Packers Game
• Celtics Big Man Robert Williams Ruled Out For Wednesday Night's Game Vs. Hawks
• Hurst Cops Looking For Alleged Shoplifter With Heart Tattoo On Her Right Hand 
• State Police Rescue 2 Victims Of Human Trafficking In Detroit, Highland Park After Finding Teen
• Stellantis Recalls Heavy Duty Diesel Rams To Fix Fuel Pumps
• Half Moon Bay Hemp Farm Owner On Trial For Not Paying Workers
• Department of Juvenile Services Will Close Four Facilities, Expand Cheltenham Youth Detention Center
• Denton Public Library Cancels 'Rainbow Story Time' Event Due To Safety Concerns
• Britney Spears Says She Is Now Able To Use Cash, Have The Keys To Her Car After Being Freed From Conservatorship
• Pilot Among 4 Who Died In Beaver Island Plane Crash Was A Teacher
• Navy Sailors Denied Vaccine Exemption Must Start Vaccination Process Or Face Discharge
• Caught On Video: 70-Year-Old Woman's Purse Stolen At Brooklyn Store
• NTSB Investigates Small Plane Crash That Killed Pilot Monitoring Kruger Rock Fire
• Sac City Unified COVID Vaccine Deadline Looms With Just 8% Of Students Reporting Their Status
• Vials Labeled 'Smallpox' Found At Vaccine Research Facility In Pennsylvania, CDC Says
• Manhunt Underway For Man Caught On Camera Stealing Catalytic Converter In Dallas
• Seneca Valley Senior Gets Perfect Scores On Both SAT And ACT
• Denver Weather: Coldest Weather In 6 Months Arrives, The Wait For Accumulating Snow Continues
• Nerf Gun, G.I. Joe Sickles Make 2021 W.A.T.C.H. Safety List Of 'Worst Toys'
• Two Men Fatally Shot In Head Inside Apartment In East Chicago
• UC Lecturer Strike Called Off After Tentative Agreement Reached
• U.S. Catholic bishops to vote on who should receive Communion
• CBS2 Gets Exclusive Look Inside FDNY's Paramedic Training Program
• Man Found Inside Car On Forest Pkwy Dies From Gunshot Wounds
• A Hero Is Back Home: Miami Beach Officer Released From Hospital After Months Long Treatment For COVID
• Journalist Danny Fenster Returns Home To Metro Detroit After Myanmar Ordeal
• "Buy now, pay later" plans may have a catch: Your credit score
• Bill Would Ban Protests Outside Elected Officials' Homes In Massachusetts
• North Dakota Treasury Benefits From Higher Oil Prices
• What Makes A 'Fair Trial'? Rittenhouse Case Raises Questions
• Frida Kahlo's self portrait sells for nearly $35 million
• Trent Brown Explains How He Nearly Died From A Pre-Game IV Mishap During 2020 Season
• 'If This Can Happen To Pat Bowlen, It Can Happen To Anyone': Pat Bowlen's Relatives Reveal Alzheimer's Disease Impacts
• More than 100,000 Americans died of drug overdoses in one year
• Judge Keeps Michigan Oil Pipeline Case In Federal Court
• Arrest Made In Sawgrass Expressway 'Road Rage' Shooting
• One Person Killed, Another In Critical Condition In Pedestrian Crash In Duquesne
• 86-year-old wins "Miss Holocaust Survivor" pageant
• FDA may authorize Pfizer booster shots for all adults this week
• Border Patrol Agents Rescue 5-Year-Old Girl Left On Island Between US And Mexico
• "QAnon Shaman" sentenced to 41 months in prison for January 6 attack
• U.S. closes first temporary housing site for Afghan evacuees
• The Squeeze: Supply Chain Problems Have Charitable Organizations Feeling Pain Ahead Of Holiday Season
• The Buttered Tin
• Give To The Max Day 2021
• Lawyer: North Texan & Ex-Marine Trevor Reed Ends Hunger Strike In Russian Prison
• Retired U Of M Violin Professor Pleads Guilty To Child Sex Charges
• Pizza Shop Worker Struck With Ladle In Robbery, Suspects Take Off With Entire Cash Register
• Sam Adams Launches New 'Space Craft' Beer With Hops That Traveled 300 Miles Above Earth
• Mississippi capital under boil water notice
• Thanksgiving Travel: Keep It Moving On I-95 Highway-Speed Toll Lanes, MTA Says
• Gabriel Yepez, Man Wanted For Alleged Rape Of Child In Dracut, Arrested In Lawrence
• Complete Care Workers At Burlington Township Nursing Home Strike Over Unfair Labor Practices
• Former Revolution Stars Shalrie Joseph, Clint Dempsey Finalists For National Soccer Hall Of Fame Class Of 2022
• LAUSD To Loosen COVID Restrictions Next Semester
• WATCH LIVE: Eagles' Nick Sirianni, Players To Speak With Media
• CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky's Message To Parents Who Are Still Hesitant About Vaccinating Their Children
• PTL Links: Nov. 17, 2021
• Cooking With Rania: Bacon, Mushroom And Fresh Sage Stuffing
• Everything You Need To Know About The Vaccine And Children: Oz One-On-One With CDC Director Rochelle Walensky
• "Harry Potter" stars to reunite for 20th anniversary special
• Family Of Sacramento Man Killed By Police Sue City, Claim His Gun Was Not Loaded
• Poland warns escalating border crisis with Belarus could last "months"
• Britney Spears opens up about "demoralizing" conservatorship
• Saturday Mornings Are Favorite Time To Clean House, Survey Finds
• Klobuchar: 'Everything Was Clear' At 6-Month Post-Cancer Exam
• New Photos: NYPD Searching For Suspect In Deadly Shooting Of Bronx Father Jonathan Pena
• City Council To Debate Legislation That Would Change Traffic Stops
• Red Sox Reportedly Interested In Free Agent Infielder Javier Baez
• Vials Labeled 'Smallpox' Found At Vaccine Research Facility In Pennsylvania, CDC Says
• American Trevor Reed ends hunger strike in Russian prison, lawyers say
• Officials: Texas College Student Who Wrote 'I Set A Synagogue On Fire' In Journal Charged With Arson
• Construction Worker In Critical Condition After Hit-And-Run Crash On Bishop Ford Freeway
• Tewksbury Police Ask For Help Naming New Comfort Dog
• Video shows buck inside church on first day of hunting season
• Former Robeson High School Football Standout And Chicago Bears Player Mickey Pruitt Now Leading CPS Sports Programs That Enriched His Life Decades Ago
• COVID Vaccine Pop-Up Sites Coming Back To NYC Schools
• UPDATE: Tentative Labor Deal Reached; University of California Lecturers Call Off Strike
• No verdict in Rittenhouse trial after second day of deliberations
• CBS3's HolidayFest Kicks Off With Early Look At 'A Longwood Christmas'
• Maryland Weather: Mild-Up Incoming
• Two Vehicles Involved In Rollover Crash On Fort Duquesne Bridge
• Pfizer files for emergency authorization of its COVID-19 pill
• Suspect In Deadly Nicetown Arson Bought Gasoline 'Minutes' Before Fire, Police Say
• Queen Elizabeth II seen for 1st time since back sprain derailed plans
• UPDATE: Driver, Toddler Airlifted To Hospital After Car Slams Into Taco Bell In Oakley
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/17 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Battling The Bots: How Retailers Are Reacting To Bots Snatching Up Hard-To-Find Holiday Gifts
• What's next for the Build Back Better Act?
• House to vote on censuring Gosar for tweet on Ocasio-Cortez and Biden
• Colorado wildfire poses "immediate and imminent danger"
• U.N. to Elon Musk: Here's how $6.6 billion would help fight hunger
• Man Injured After More Than 20 Shots Fired At Frankford Home Full Of Children: Police
• Dallas Police Looking For Person Who Shot Unidentified Victim 'Multiple' Times Along Metropolitan Ave.
• Philadelphia Police Release Photos Of Sedan In Search For Suspect In Kensington Killing
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm Temperatures Move In On Wednesday
• Residents Near Oakland's Jack London Square Frustrated Over Rampant Car Break-Ins - 'I Felt Really Violated'
• Staples Center is getting a new name
• Target Sales Surge 13.2% In Q3
• 28-Year-Old Man Killed In Brockton Crash
• The Museum of Science and Industry Opens 'Christmas Around The World' Wednesday
• Fugitive couple sentenced to prison over COVID fraud scheme
• New Cook County Health Center Opens In Belmont Cragin Wednesday
• US Set To Hold Huge Oil And Gas Reserves Sale In The Gulf Of Mexico
• Minnesota Weather: Strong Winds Blow Cooler Air Across State
• Iowa man convicted of killing man, leaving body burning in ditch
• Pfizer Turns To FDA For Emergency Approval Of Its COVID-19 Antiviral Pill
• Wild 'A Little Bit Sluggish' In 4-1 Loss To Sharks
• Police: Upset About Citation, Motorist Crashes Into Cumberland City Hall In Wisconsin
• Chicago Weather: Rain Returns Wednesday, Temperatures Dropping
• Dreams Of Dancing: 9-Year-Old Elisabet Travels From Honduras To Receive Care At Ronald McDonald House
• Search Continues For Former Baltimore County Officer Wanted In Pennsylvania, Accused Of Abducting Two Children
• Maryland Weather: Chilly Morning, But Pleasant Fall Afternoon Expected
• Defense intel agency director on evolving global threats
• Infectious Disease Expert Dr. Aileen Marty Says People Need To Get COVID Vaccine Booster Once Available To Them
• Woman On Bike Struck, Killed By Semi-Truck In Miami
• Fire Marshal Investigating House Fire In Fayette County
• Blinken warns of "democratic recession" as he addresses Africa crises
• 2 Charged In Connection To Death Of Pregnant Woman Found Inside Burned Travel Trailer
• How Councilmember Bobby Henon's Conviction Could Bring Changes To Philadelphia's City Council
• Juvenile Arrested In Connection To Threats That Forced Central Bucks South High School To Dismiss Early
• 18-Year-Old Shot, Killed During Robbery Near Temple University's Campus Identified As Ahmir Jones
• Fire Breaks Out At $6 Million Mansion In Salisbury Township, Lehigh County Day After It Was Sold
• Jurassic Quest Dinosaur Experience Coming To Pittsburgh In 2022
• Rittenhouse Lawyers Ask Judge To Declare Mistrial After Jurors See Video
• Wednesday's Child: 10-Year-Old Twins Alvin And Allen
• Penguins Auctioning Off Pride Night Jerseys To Benefit Six Organizations
• Robert Hall Charged With Killing Good Samaritan After North Minneapolis Crash
• Man Sentenced For Role In Fatal Parkway Crash
• Chris Daughtry Postpones Pittsburgh Date Amid Unexpected Death Of His Daughter
• Pa. House Of Representatives Passes Bill That Would Allow Permitless Concealed Gun Carry
• Tokarski's 45 Save Performance Powers Sabres Over Penguins 2-1
• Businesses worried about holiday cyberattacks, and for good reason
• Curry Scores 37, Durant Season-Low 19 As Warriors Rout Nets
• Rangers Edge Canadiens For Fourth-Straight Win
• Florida Panthers Rout New York Islanders
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/17 Wednesday Morning Forecast

Videos from November 17, 2021

• 11/17: Red and Blue
• Catholic bishops approve Communion document after debate on politicians who back abortion
• Moderna asks FDA to expand COVID booster eligibility to all adults
• President Biden pushes infrastructure deal in Detroit
• Still no verdict in Kyle Rittenhouse case after 2 days of deliberations
• Dock workers detail logjam at ports
• 2 men to be exonerated in Malcolm X killing
• Overdose deaths hit record high during pandemic
• Kyle Rittenhouse's lawyers ask for mistrial
• Man who shot Ahmaud Arbery testifies
• House censures GOP congressman over violent video
• Evidence suggests 2017 Charlottesville rally organizers intentionally misled police
• Vermont Senator Patrick Leahy will not run for re-election in 2022
• House votes to censure Representative Paul Gosar
• Allegations mount against GOP Senate candidates
• Yellen urges Congress to raise debt limit or U.S. may be unable to pay bills by December 15
• Gerrymandering surges ahead of 2022 midterms
• House to vote on a resolution to censure Republican Representative Paul Gosar
• President Biden travels to Detroit to tout infrastructure law
• Pfizer seeks authorization for its COVID-19 antiviral pill and booster shot expansion
• Minnesota doctor discusses high COVID infection rates in rural communities
• Retired four-star Admiral William McRaven on "concerns" of China's military buildup
• Defense to begin presenting case in trial for murder of Ahmaud Arbery
• Deadly ISIS suicide bombings target Uganda's capital city
• Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine booster shot could be available to all U.S. adults this week
• Nonprofit explores young Black girls' experiences with police violence
• House to vote on censuring GOP Representative Paul Gosar for posting violent cartoon video
• Retired Admiral William McRaven, who oversaw raid that killed Osama bin Laden, on his new kids' book
• Refugee-owned restaurant brings East African dishes — and new opportunities — to Detroit
• Migrant crisis at Poland-Belarus border could last months, Poland’s defense minister warns
• Queen Elizabeth II attends first in-person audience since missing events for back sprain
• Catholic bishops to vote on meaning of the Eucharist, which could bar Biden due to abortion views
• Kyle Rittenhouse randomly selected which jurors would be alternates before deliberations
• "Ghostbusters: Afterlife" cast sits down with "CBS Mornings" to talk new film, legacy
• TSA administrator David Pekoske on vaccine mandates and impact on Thanksgiving travel
• 11/17: CBSN AM
• Artemis I, most powerful rocket ever built, prepares for first test flight
• Retail sales surge by 1.7%, highest monthly increase since March
• Retail labor shortage causing problems for businesses, especially small ones
• Opposing crowds protest outside Wisconsin courthouse awaiting Kyle Rittenhouse trial verdict
• Businesses fear cyberattacks in holiday season