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• Santa Cruz Mountain Community Struggles With Unreliable, Unsafe Water Service
• North Bay COVID Clinics See High Demand From Pre-Thanksgiving Booster Seekers
• LAPD Releases Body-Cam Footage Of Downtown LA Hostage Rescue
• Help Wanted: Folsom Vice Mayor Takes On A Third Job To Help Reduce Labor Shortage
• Roseville City Hall Scandal Includes Arrest, Allegations Of Misusing Public Funds
• 'Heartbroken': Doctors Concerned About Trajectory Of COVID As Surge Continues, Hospitals At Or Beyond Capacity
• Suspect Michael Buckley Allegedly Met 11-Year-Old Girl Online, Was Tracked After Amber Alert Through Cellphone
• CHP Officer Hurt in Solo Motorcycle Crash on Vasco Road
• Denver Police Deliver Thanksgiving Meal Kits To Those In Need
• East Linda Man Suspected Of Attempted Murder For Allegedly Trying To Drown Sheriff's Sergeant
• San Jose Approves Settlement for Victims of 2017 Flood
• 'It's Itching And Burning': Sacramento Flood Victims Complain Of Skin Burns After Cleaning Up
• Police Release Dash And Body-Cam Footage Of Man Firing On A School Bus And Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting That Ensued
• Case With Guns Inside Found In Bushes Near Antelope School
• Carolina Snaps Ducks' 8-Game Win Streak With 2-1 Victory
• Bay Area Grocery Stores Compete to Keep Prices Down, Shelves Stocked
• Friday's Show Info (11/19/21)
• Denver Metro Area Bike Theft Ring Busted, Shop Owners Relieved
• House Moves Closer To Final Vote On Build Back Better After Cost Estimate Released
• Robber Steals 70-Year-Old Woman's Car In South Minneapolis, Drives Off With Victim's Dog
• 'It's One Of The Greatest Days Of The Year': Minnesota Ski Hills Making Snow, Getting Ready For Another Busy Season
• LAFC Coach Bob Bradley Steps Down
• More Affordable Housing In Denver Is Coming For Single-Parent Families
• Jefferson County Board Of Health Sends Letter To Gov. Polis Asking For Statewide Mask Order As COVID Cases Surge
• Turlock Teacher Arrested For Sex Crimes Facing More Accusations
• Knight Makes 45 Saves, Panthers Beat Devils
• Saad's Goals Help Blues Beat Sharks 4-1, End Losing Streak
• Cherry Creek Holiday Market Kicks Off Second Year Within 'Winter Wanderland'
• West Town Neighbors Rally In Wake Of Rash Of Carjackings, Demand Answers From State's Attorney's Office
• Chicago Weather: Clearing Skies And Cold Temperatures Thursday Night
• Butler Has 32 Points, Heat Beat Wizards To Open 2-Game Set
• Knight Makes 45 Saves, Panthers Beat Devils 4-1
• DePaul Continues Winning Ways Against Big Ten; Beats Rutgers
• Undefeated Northwestern Routs Fairleigh Dickinson On Basketball Court
• Eppler Gets 4-Year Deal To Become Mets General Manager
• Parents Hold Pep Rally For Steel Valley Football Team
• Family Sues Long Island Funeral Home For $88 Million After Wrong Person Was Buried In Mother's Plot
• 'Trouble In Mind' Finally Opens On Broadway After 66 Year Journey
• Give Miami Day Spotlight: Ronald McDonald House Gives Families Place To Stay Near Hospitals For Kids Undergoing Treatment
• How Does Food Waste Get Composted?
• Holiday Traditions Coming Back To Life Across New York City
• While Kids Ages 5 To 11 Are Now Getting COVID-19 Vaccine, Experts Urge Caution For Thanksgiving Gatherings
• MTA Renames Newkirk Avenue Subway Station In Brooklyn To Honor Haitian-American Community
• 2 Wanted In Connection To Violent Robbery At Brooklyn Apartment
• Former Baltimore County Cop Robert Vicosa, 2 Daughters & Accomplice Confirmed Dead In Murder-Suicide
• Patriots' Defense Dominates Falcons In 25-0 Victory
• Timeline: The Robert Vicosa Kidnapping Case
• 'I Just Don't Know Why, I May Never Understand Why': Leaders, Members, Loved Ones Hold Prayer Vigil To Honor Evelyn Player
• Firefighters Battle Blaze In Frigid Temperatures At Residential Building In West Town
• Teens Deployed Stun Gun At School In Queens, NYPD Says
• Parents, Doctors Want State's 'Test And Stay' Program At Schools Improved
• Police Investigating Possible Murder-Suicide In Washington County
• POLL: Can Patriots Go Undefeated On The Road This Season?
• 13-Year-Old Girl Fatally Shot Near Gilmore Elementary School
• New Modern Church's Chicken Restaurant Opening Friday In Highland Park
• Baltimore City Fire Department Implementing Training Program To Spot Human Trafficking
• Delivery Delays For Furniture: How Supply Chain Issues Are Causing Backups
• I-Team: Former Insider Calls On Lawmakers To Help Stop Gift Card Fraud
• KAT, D'Angelo Russell Lead Timberwolves Past Spurs, 115-90
• 'I Thank Everyone Who Made This Happen': Students At SEED School Tour M&T Bank Stadium
• Deere Workers Approve 3rd Contract Offer, Ending Strike
• Exclusive: Carjacking Victim In Robert Vicosa Case Speaks With WJZ
• Clippers Fall to Grizzlies And Morant's 28 Points, 120-108
• Blues Bust Home Skid, Blast Sharks 4-1
• CDC: Michigan Sees 19% Increase In Drug Overdose Deaths
• Miami City Commission Repeals Its Pilot Program For Motorized Scooters
• North Texas Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne Says Biden Admin. Using Carroll ISD Investigation To 'Intimidate Parents'
• Michigan Health Officials Providing Safety Tips Ahead Of Thanksgiving
• Pregnant Woman Whose Body Was Found Burned In Minneapolis Identified
• 2 Killed In Head-On Crash That Kept Highway 285 Closed For Hours
• COVID In Colorado: Lack Of Beds Creates Dangerous Situation For People Needing Emergency Services
• Port of Los Angeles Reports Cargo Numbers Up 22% From 2020
• Blueger Has 2 Goals To Back Jarry, Penguins Blank Canadiens
• Massachusetts Travelers Urged Be Patient, Plan Ahead This Holiday Season
• Arrest Affidavit Details How Officers Tracked Down Suspect Michael Patrick Buckley, Found Missing Westminster Girl
• Asian Americans Are Under Attack. Here's What's Being Done To Combat The Problem
• Giroux's 2 Goals Not Enough As Flyers Fall To Lightning In Shootout
• Modesto Student Arrested After Alleged Threat Of School Shooting At Somerset Junior High
• Colorado Weather: Warmer and Windy Friday, A Little Moisture For The Weekend
• Malden Police Officer Struck By Car While Crossing Street
• Delaware County Appoints Melissa Lyon To Lead New Health Department
• Curry Leads 4th Quarter Comeback As Warriors Beat Cavs 104-89
• Firefighters Make Progress On Kruger Rock Fire With 60% Containment
• Give Miami Day Sets New Record On 10-Year Anniversary
• Attleboro Police Warn Of 'Mailbox Fishing' After Money Stolen From Bank Accounts
• 3 Teenagers Arrested In Smash-and-Grab Robbery At Fairfield Jewelry Store
• Arrest Made In Fatal Shooting On Palmer House Drive In South Sacramento
• Hollywood Sign Undergoes Cleanup, Restoration Ahead Of 100 Year Anniversary
• Bill Belichick Shows Admiration For John Madden In Interview For TV Documentary
• Lack Of Snow Forces Steamboat Ski Resort To Delay Opening Day Until After Thanksgiving
• UPDATE: Santa Rosa Police Call Abduction of 15-Year-Old Vallejo Girl a 'Poorly Planned Prank'
• 4 Brashear Students Face Possible Charges After Fight Injures School Officer
• Study Finds As Many As 1.6 Million Americans Had Change In Sense Of Smell After Catching COVID
• 'We Give Thanks' Dinner In Anaheim Postponed For Second Year, Though Founder Pledges To Keep Giving
• Man Accused Of Snatching Yarmulke, Making Antisemitic Comments In Lower Manhattan
• COVID: School Clinics Help Alameda County Outpace State In Vaccinating Kids
• Reese, Benzan Lead No. 3 Maryland PUNCW, 108-66
• Robert Vicosa, Tia Bynum & Both Vicosa Daughters Dead In Abduction Case, Sources Say
• Longest Partial Lunar Eclipse In Nearly 600 Years Visible Thursday Night
• Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: Jurors Wrap Third Day Of Deliberations With No Verdict; MSNBC Banned After Freelancer Runs Red Light Tailing Jury Bus
• Judge Rules CDCR Inflicted Cruel and Unusual Punishment on San Quentin Inmates During Massive COVID Outbreak
• Heartbroken Mother Speaks At Memorial For Murdered University Of Chicago Student Dennis Shaoxiong Zheng At Rockefeller Chapel
• Buccaneers WR Antonio Brown Accused Of Obtaining Fake Vaccination Card
• Business Owner Warns Of SMUD Scam: 'These Guys Were As Cool As The Other Side Of The Pillow'
• Environmental Groups Want New York State's Bottle Deposit Doubled To 10 Cents
• CBS13 Investigates: What's In Your Water?
• Jury Resumes Deliberations Friday In Capital Murder Trial Of Accused North Texas Serial Killer Billy Chemirmir
• Philadelphia Man Gets 8-Year Prison Sentence For Causing Fatal December 2020 Tacony-Palmyra Bridge Crash
• Residents React To Arrest Of Shadow Hills Prowler
• 4 Found Dead Inside Car During Hunt For Robert Vicosa, Accused Of Taking Off With Daughters In Pennsylvania
• Jaguars Try To End 13-game Skid Vs NFC When They Host 49ers
• Lakewood Police Arrest Jay Griffith, 3rd Suspect In Connection With Murder Of Missing Man Gail Wilson
• Vials Labeled 'Smallpox' At Montgomery County Facility Contain No Trace Of Virus Known To Cause Smallpox
• NJ TRANSIT Adding Extra Buses, Trains Over Thanksgiving Weekend
• San Francisco Woman Who Posed As Lawyer Sentenced For Mail Fraud, Lying On Loan Application
• Teen Girl Killed In Lodi Loved Sports And Was Competitive Trap Shooter
• Woman Meets Infant Daughter For First Time After Emerging From COVID-19 Related Coma
• Lindsay Smith Wounded In Salem Shooting 'Doing Miraculously Well'
• 3 Teens Arrested For Brazen Smash-And-Grab Robbery At Fairfield Mall
• Naseer Muttalif Says He Played 'Like There Was No Tomorrow' On 'Survivor 41'
• Doctors Concerned About COVID-19 Hospitalization Increase
• Theranos Trial Hears From Witness Who Published Flattering Holmes Profile
• San Mateo Police Seek Suspect In Sexual Battery At Laundromat
• Six Injured After Car Crashes Through Window Of Alhambra Restaurant
• San Jose Water Officials Set Tough New Drought Restrictions for Customers
• Evvie Jagoda Says Her Pre-Merge 'Survivor' Game Went 'Better Than I Ever Could Have Imagined'
• No-Burn Order Extended Through Friday For Many Parts Of Southland
• UPDATE: Lafayette Woman Charged With Manslaughter in Fatal April Accident That Killed Bicyclist
• Defender Arin Wright 'Beyond Excited' As Red Stars Prepare For NWSL Championship Game In Louisville
• 'I Just Hope They Get Caught': Person Of Interest Sought In Murder Of Baltimore Church Employee Evelyn Player
• Steelers' Mike Tomlin Ranked 5th Highest Paid Coach In US Sports
• 'Living Large' Looks Inside The Sunny Isles Beach Regalia Penthouse, With Private Pool, $1 Million Bathroom
• Baltimore Man, 24, Convicted In 2019 Homicide Of Girlfriend's Cousin
• Partial Lunar Eclipse Starts Early Friday Morning
• Najee Harris' Foundation Gives Out Free Turkeys Ahead Of Thanksgiving
• Woman Stabbed During Hostage Situation At Watson Institute Recovering In Hospital
• Gilroy Man Arrested for Firing Gun During Fight at Morgan Hill Bar
• New Gas Station Opens At Hard Rock Hotel And Casino Sacramento
• A Lunar Eclipse Aligning With Patriots-Falcons Is Perhaps The Wildest Story Of The Week
• Dennis Huff, 18, Charged With Carjacking Minneapolis City Employee, Leading Police On A Chase
• Pastor Of Pilsen Church Says He's Getting Hosed With Water Bill Debt Due To Lack Of Water Meter; Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez Wants Federal Dollars To Remedy Such Situations
• 'A Big Dog With A Big Heart': Bernese Mountain Dog's Knack For Finding Golf Balls Becomes Way To Help Rescue Animals
• Locksmiths Are Tightening Security Measures Following The Rise Of Key Fob Thefts In Hardest Hit Areas
• Two Sonoma County Men Arrested For Forestville Bank Robbery
• Micah & David Peavy: Father & Son Help TCU Basketball Rise To New Heights Together
• Suspect Arrested Following Check-Cashing Store Shooting That Killed Owner Aruna Mittal
• 16-Year-Old Girl, 17-Year-Old Boy Identified As Victims In Fatal Lodi Stabbings
• CBS 2 Legal Analyst Irv Miller Suspects There May Be Discord Among Kyle Rittenhouse Trial Jurors
• Sonoma County Man Gets State Prison For 10th DUI Conviction
• 3 Injured After Chain Of Collisions Involving Big Rigs On Manteca Highway
• Body Cam Video Shows Boulder Good Samaritans, Police, Firefighters Rescuing Residents From Burning Apartment Complex
• "It's just the beginning": Maryland high school teacher wins $1 million award
• 3 Juveniles Arrested For Allegedly Setting Fire To Old Mineral Wells High School
• Police Investigate Daytime Shooting in Hercules Parking Lot; At Least 1 Injured
• No Bail For Two Men Charged With Killing 3, Including Armored Car Guard And Two Accomplices, During 'Murderous Spree' On South Side
• You Can Apply For Federal Assistance To Pay Rising Heat Bills This Winter
• Bears Practice: Eddie Jackson Returns To Field, Jimmy Graham Handling Tough Season Well
• Cordarrelle Patterson Ruled Out For Falcons Vs. Patriots
• Facebook Under Investigation For Possible Failure To Protect Young People On Platforms
• Colombian Couple Looking To Celebrate First Thanksgiving Receive Hundreds Of Invites From Strangers
• PART 2: Questions About Recovery Houses In Pennsylvania Arise After Overdose Death In Munhall
• Los Angeles' Three-Day Memorial For Those Affected By COVID Pandemic Begins Thursday
• 39 Tied Races In Westmoreland County Lead To Winner By Lot
• Shohei Ohtani wins unanimous 2021 AL MVP Award
• British Airways Set To Resume Service At BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport Friday
• California Finds Scant Fraud In New Rental Assistance Programs
• 2-Year-Old Boy's Parents Arrested After Child Shoots Himself Inside Point Breeze Home, Philadelphia Police Say
• Michigan regulators recall cannabis products from hundreds of stores
• Man Robbed In Santa Monica Follows Gunman, Who Fires Back At Him From Moving Car
• Surveillance Video Shows 14 Suspects Storming Into Oakbrook Center Louis Vuitton Store And Stealing Merchandise
• COVID: Unvaccinated Healdsburg City Councilmember Claims Discrimination Over Vaccine Rule At In-Person Meetings
• Philadelphia Phillies Right Fielder Bryce Harper Wins 2021 NL MVP
• Kyle Rittenhouse Jury Deliberates For 3rd Day Without A Verdict
• Temps In Chicago Are Dropping, But Outdoor Dining Tents Are Going Up And 'Here To Stay'
• 7-Year-Old Hero Saves Mom's Life By Calling 911
• Taste With Tori: Big Italian Flavors Await At Fellini Cafe In West Chester
• 2 Of The Most Dangerous Highways In The US Go Through DFW Area, Study Says
• Nassau County Man Arrested After Police Find Drugs, Drug-Laced Candy In Home
• Victim's Son Takes Stand In Day 2 Of Dayonte Resiles' Murder Trial
• New Report Says Electric Power & Natural Gas Sectors In Texas Remain Vulnerable To Extreme Winter Weather
• COVID Transmission Level Among Kids In NH Schools Now Considered 'Substantial', According To DPH
• COVID In Minnesota: Tips For Finding A Booster Shot And Avoiding Long Lines
• Babylon School District Responds To Wave Of Sexual Abuse And Misconduct Allegations By Former Student-Athletes
• Seminole Tribe Fighting For Return Of Thousands Of Remains, Artifacts
• Mission Arlington Short On Thanksgiving Staples For Needy Families
• Walmart Starts Using Autonomous Drones In New Delivery Service
• UPMC Workers Protest, Calling For Higher Wages And Better Conditions
• Feds Sound Alarm On Non-Reputable Online Sites, Sellers Pushing Counterfeit Goods During Holiday Shopping Season
• Reward Offered After Union Cemetery In Fayette County Vandalized
• Rising Singer From Southern Maryland Sam Grow To Perform At The Grand Ole Opry
• Philadelphia City Councilmember Bobby Henon Returns To Work After Conviction
• Residents Rally Against Plans To Build Homeless Shelter In Sunset Park
• Elderly Woman Struck By Bullet Fired During Altercation Between Carnival Workers At Nearby Broward Fair
• Jay-Z's Roc Nation Teams Up With Reform Alliance To Organize Job Fair At Madison Square Garden
• Antonio Brown Accused Of Using Fake COVID-19 Vaccine Card
• Heads Up! Tonight's Full Moon Also Brings A Partial Lunar Eclipse
• Scant Fraud Reported Among U.S. Rental Assistance Programs
• Protect Your Plants - Freeze Warning For Most Of North Texas
• Dallas Police Ask Public For Help Identifying Burglary Suspect
• Colorado's Direct Care Workers Get Minimum Wage Hike To $15/Hour
• Miami Weather: Flash Flood Warning Issued For Parts Of Miami-Dade County
• CTA Red-Purple Bypass Project To Open Friday, Will Carry Brown Line Trains Over Soaring New Tracks North Of Belmont Avenue
• How To Find Lower Prices And Avoid Empty Shelves During The Holiday Shopping Rush
• Brockton Police Officer Investigated After Video Shows Him Kneeling On Student
• Doctor: All COVID-19 Booster Shots, Regardless Of Brand Initially Received, Will Increase Antibody Levels
• 86 Citations Given To Drivers In Crackdown On Crosswalk Violations In Tracy
• Suspects Wanted For Shooting Food Stand Worker, Subway Conductor With BB Gun In The Bronx
• Report: Antonio Brown Accused Of Obtaining Fake COVID-19 Vaccination Card
• Bank of America Awards $6 Million Grants To 65 Detroit Area Non-Profits
• Expert Expects 'Explosion Of Credit Card Debt' Ahead Of Holidays
• Thanksgiving Gatherings And COVID Concerns As Holidays Approach, Q & A With Dr. Mallika Marshall
• Early Prison Release Reversed For Roger Sweet, Metro Detroit Man Convicted Of Murder, Rape
• Nearly 5,000 Orgs To Benefit From 2021 Give To The Max Day
• 2 Iranian hackers charged with threatening U.S. voters in 2020
• Longest Partial Lunar Eclipse In 600 Years Friday Morning
• Philadelphia Woman Anea Moore Proves Anything Is Possible After Defying Odds And Earning 2 Degrees As Rhodes Scholar
• Drug chain CVS to close 900 stores over the next 3 years
• Emmanuel Matias Denied Bond In Alleged Stamford Road Rage Incident That Left 71-Year-Old In Grave Condition
• Travis Mcmichael Testifies Ahmaud Arbery Was 'Just Running,' Did Not Threaten Him Before Fatal Encounter
• 3,815 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Lubbock Church Bookkeeper Sentenced To Federal Prison For Embezzlement
• Exotic Fish Store Owner Sentenced For Trafficking Endangered Species
• Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: Jurors Wrap Third Day Of Deliberations With No Verdict; MSNBC Banned After Freelancer Runs Red Light Tailing Jury Bus
• States launch bipartisan probe into Instagram's impact on kids
• Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Over Aging Infrastructure From 2019 Explosion That Killed South Philadelphia Man Brian Diu
• Starbucks opens cashierless pickup location in New York City
• Hospital Patients In Boston Forced To Be Airlifted Out Of State Due To Bed Shortage
• Massachusetts Reports 3,196 New COVID Cases, 8 Additional Deaths
• Holidays May Be Right Time For Previously Unsuccessful Homebuyers To Try Again
• Police Arrest Man Who Allegedly Beat His 71-Year-Old Mother And Prompted Evacuation Of Arcadia Neighborhood
• Illinois Sets New Daily Record For COVID-19 Testing; Most New Cases Since Early September
• Judge Rules San Francisco's Lowell High School Admissions Changes Violated Law
• Berkeley Police Investigate After Man's Body Found On Ashby Avenue
• SEPTA Reaches Tentative Contract Agreement With Delaware County Operators
• Ontario Airport Expects High Volume Of Travelers Over Thanksgiving Holiday
• COVID Booster Shots Now Available For Anyone 18 Or Older In Massachusetts
• Driver Hurt When Speeding SUV Goes Airborne, Slams Into Plymouth Home
• Person Of Interest In Custody After Mother Of 2 Was Shot, Killed In Detroit
• Hate Crime Investigation Underway After Man Grabs Woman's Hijab At UMBC
• NH Judicial Branch Probes Why Restraining Order Was Denied Before Salem Shooting
• Shocking Video Shows Woman Throw Soup Into Face Of Restaurant Worker -- Because It Was Too Hot
• Audit Shows Michigan Unemployment Agency Overpaid $3.9 Billion
• New Colony Of Black-Footed Ferrets Released On Colorado's Eastern Plains
• Illinois Supreme Court Upholds Assault Weapons Ban In Deerfield
• FBI Offers $10,000 Reward For Help Finding Man Last Seen After Randolph Party In 2005
• Philadelphia Zoo's LumiNature Holiday Lights Extravaganza Opens Thursday Night
• Temple University Increasing Security In Wake Of Deadly Robbery Near Campus
• So-Called 'Appointed Son Of God' Apollo Quiboloy, Leader Of Philippines-Based Megachurch Kingdom Of Jesus Christ, Indicted For Sex Trafficking
• Aaron Hjermstad, Former Youth Basketball Coach, Convicted Of Sexually Assaulting Players
• Wildlife Experts Help Florida Bear Whose Head Was Stuck In Plastic Container For Nearly A Month
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 11: It's Cam Time (Again)
• PennDOT Relaunches Paint The Plow
• Mysterious Boom Reported In Stow And Surrounding Towns
• New Jobless Claims In Florida Under 6,000
• Early Black Friday deals on the hottest toys and toy brands of 2021
• State Attorney General Announces Investigation Into Instagram's Impact On Youth
• $2 Billion Lawsuit Filed On Behalf Of Nearly 300 Victims In Astroworld Concert Tragedy
• Bill Gates is backing Wyoming's first nuclear plant
• Update: Iram Alejandro Sanchez Velazquez ID'd As Murder Victim Found In Flipped Car
• Florida Challenges Health Industry Vaccination Mandate
• Ravens Look For Bounce-Back Win Over Chicago Bears
• Woman who did 95 marathons in 95 days aims to inspire
• Berklee College Of Music Switches To Temporary Remote Learning After Rise In COVID Cases
• Oakland County Jail Vending Machine Provides Naloxone To Discharged Inmates
• Sununu Condemns Tweet Offering 'Bounty' On Educators Who Teach Critical Race Theory
• Woman, 66, Struck And Killed While In Crosswalk In Turlock
• UPDATE: Evacuations Lifted After Morgan Hill Gas Leak Mitigated
• Anne Arundel County Police Seek Help Solving Cold Case Murder
• Boston Hit 70 Degrees On Thursday; 'Easily The Warmest Fall On Record' To Date
• Woman Pleads Guilty To Second-Degree Murder On Indian Reservation In Mount Pleasant
• Suspect Arrested In Brazen San Francisco Van Ness Ave Road Rage Shooting
• Chicago Weather: Chilly Thursday Night
• Chicago Police Alert Residents Of Recent Robberies In Chicago Lawn
• Ford Strikes Deal With GlobalFoundaries To Address Its Chip Shortage
• RTD Offers $4,000 Hiring Bonuses For New Employees
• Multiple Vehicle Injury Crash on Northbound Hwy 101 in San Jose Snarls Traffic
• Judge exonerates two men convicted in 1965 killing of Malcolm X
• Jayson Tatum Ready For Another 'Special' Game Against Lakers
• Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: Jurors Begin Third Day Of Deliberations; MSNBC Banned After Freelancer Runs Red Light Tailing Jury Bus
• MSU Set To Offer Mel Tucker Historic 10-Year, $95 Million Contract Extension
• LAX Expects To See 2M Travelers Over Thanksgiving Period
• Colorado Felon Gets Busted With Meth The Same Day He's Sentenced For Another Crime
• Starved for semiconductors, Ford strikes deal for more chips
• WATCH: Angry Dad Tackles Youth Soccer Ref After Controversial Call
• Man In Critical Condition After Central Baltimore Shooting
• Big Game: Cal Excited To Return To Field Vs. Stanford After COVID Outbreak
• 1991 New Jersey Cold Case Homicide Victim Known As 'Tiger Lady' Identified As Missing Coatesville Teen
• Disney cruises to require vaccinations for kids 5 and older
• 'I've Done Nothing Wrong' Says Tina Peters After Agents Raid The Mesa County Clerk's Home
• Rodgers, Packers Defense Pose Tough Test For Vikings
• College Professor Gary Stephen Maynard Charged With Intentionally Starting California Wildfires
• Vic Fangio Keeps Status Quo Though Winds Of Change In Forecast For Denver Broncos
• Man Accused Of Punching 1-Year-Old In Face At Butler Memorial Hospital
• Ex-Baltimore County Cop Robert Vicosa Linked To Cockeysville Kidnapping
• Police: Driver Who Withdrew Cash From LA-Area Bank Followed To Glendale Where Vehicle Was Burglarized
• Two Stowaways On Cargo Ship Docked In Baltimore Jump Into Inner Harbor
• Partial Lunar Eclipse Will Be Visible To Stargazers Across Delaware Valley Early Friday Morning
• Top 2 Pennsylvania School Pension System Execs Out Of Jobs Amid 2 Federal Investigations
• Judge Dismisses Body Disposal Charge Against Ypsilanti Crematory Owner
• Video Update: Several Witnesses Testify In Day Four Of The Billy Chemirmir Murder Trial
• Santa Rosa Police: Man Dies After Being Taken Into Custody, Investigation Underway
• Paul Gosar re-shares controversial video after House censure
• Convicted Ex-Fall River Mayor Jasiel Correia Asks To Push Surrender Date To January
• Maryland Hopes To Upset No. 8 Michigan
• Homeless Agency Awarded $1.25M To Help Combat Detroit Housing Insecurity
• Moorhead Man Charged In Killing Of Pregnant Woman, Man At Fargo Factory
• Drew & Gayle on Dating Apps
• Abducted Vallejo Teen Girl Found Safe, Amber Alert Canceled
• Will supersonic passenger planes fly again?
• Gayle Sets Record Straight on Video Oprah Posted of Herself Singing At Adele's Show That Has Gone Viral
• Deebo Samuel Gets Another Role On San Francisco 49ers: Running Back
• Closing arguments underway in civil suit over "Unite the Right" rally
• Anne Arundel County Public Schools Will Close To Observe Juneteenth, Dismiss Early On Dec. 23
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 6,637 New Cases, 96 Additional Deaths
• Gayle King on Attending Adele's Show
• Daily Visitation Fee, Camping Fees At Rocky Mountain National Park Could Go Up
• US Marshals Offer $5K Award For Information Leading To Capture Of Robert Vicosa
• You can buy Thanksgiving turkeys online, but do it early
• Who Is Mel Tucker?
• Oklahoma governor commutes Julius Jones' death sentence
• Luis Anaya-Martin Of Santa Ana Arrested On Child Pornography Charges
• Baltimore Police Seeking Man In Death Of Woman Found In Burning Car
• How To Watch Friday's Partial Lunar Eclipse In Pittsburgh
• 7 Riverside, Los Angeles County Men Arrested In DEA Crackdown On Meth Trafficking Across The US
• New York City Unveils New Oonee Bike Storage Spaces
• 3-Year-Old Boy Noah Clare, Abducted In Tennessee, Found Safe Near San Clemente
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Legislation Banning Vaccine Mandates
• Fire Damages Relles Florist Building In Sacramento; Shop Still Open For Flower Orders
• Julius Jones' family begs for clemency as execution nears
• Man Arrested For Attack On Elderly Man In San Francisco's Sunset District
• Boy Arrested In Connection With Stabbing In Willmar
• Fairview High School Grad Jessica Watkins Will Become First Black Woman On International Space Station Crew
• Rittenhouse Trial: Police Ticket MSNBC Freelancer For Running Red Light While Following Bus Transporting Jurors (CBS Chicago)
• Ethan Dobelbower Accused Of Stealing Fire Truck Twice In Tolar
• George M. Johnson reacts to their book being banned
• Crayola '64 Seconds Of Color' Shopping Spree Kicks Off Toys For Tots Drive In Plano
• 'A Christmas Story' With Santa Opening In Hawthorn Mall Friday
• Two Killed In Early Morning Downtown Oakland High-Rise Shooting
• Invest South/West Announces $126 Million In New Projects In Humboldt Park And South Shore
• Minnesota Weather: Morning Snowfall Not Expected To Impact Commute
• Rohnert Park Teachers Authorize Strike In Push For Higher Wages
• Detroit Schools Shifting To Online Learning On Fridays In December To Ease COVID Stress
• Dwyane Wade on new book, marriage and legendary NBA career
• 4-Year-Old Boy Accidentally Shoots Himself In Hand In Weare, New Hampshire
• Tattersall's Puckish, Arby's Fry-Flavored Vodka Hits Store Shelves ... And Promptly Sells Out
• Charlie Kirk Exploits Racial Divide To Reach Gen Z
• CVS Plans To Close 900 Stores In The Next 3 Years
• Police Plead With Former Baltimore County Cop Accused In Kidnappings To Return Daughters Safely
• Len Bias To Be Inducted Into College Basketball Hall Of Fame On Sunday
• Police Asking The Public For Help In The Murder Of Rapper Young Dolph
• UC Davis Pepper-Spray Saga: 10 Years Later
• Iraqis lured to Belarus on a false promise die trying to reach Poland
• Cook County Board To Vote On Board President Toni Preckwinkle's 2022 Fiscal Budget
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 694 New Cases, 25 More Deaths
• Whitmer Encourages Michigan Residents To Get COVID-19 Booster 6 Months Out
• 27K Flags On Display At Griffith Observatory To Honor Angelenos Killed By COVID
• Tay Anderson Files Defamation Lawsuit Against Black Lives Matter 5280
• 'These Children Are My Hero': Staff, Volunteers Share What Makes Ronald McDonald House Charities Magical
• Whitt Man Jerome Thomas Watkins Convicted Of Drug Trafficking Charges
• Person Shot And Killed On Inbound Stevenson Expressway Near Dan Ryan
• Body Of Missing Man, Daniel Potter, Found In Coconut Creek Lake
• Endangered Missing Alert Issued For Woman Believed To Be Kidnapped In Montrose
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Surpasses 9 Million Vaccines Administered
• 'Survivor 41' Episode 9 Recap: A Double-Tribal Switch Up!
• COVID In MN: Positivity Rate Continues Climbing As MDH Reports 4,827 New Cases
• Friendly Fire Kills Guard Struggling With Inmate In Altoona Court
• Philadelphia Woman 'Forgot' Loaded Gun In Carry-On Bag, Tried To Board Flight: TSA
• Under Investigation: Body Found On Fort Lauderdale Beach
• 2 Dead In Crashes On I-93 In Dorchester And Route 3 In Weymouth
• Happy Thanksgiving, Gasoline Prices Drop Ahead of Busy Holiday Travel Week
• What's Next In The Investigation Of January 6
• Woman Potentially Facing Charges After Bringing Loaded Firearm To Pittsburgh International Airport
• DeRusha Eats: Nico's Tacos, Changing The Way We See Tortillas
• Who Is Robert Vicosa?
• Suspect In Denair Liquor Store Armed Robbery Arrested After Chase, Crash
• Longest Lunar Eclipse In Nearly 600 Years May Be Visible In New England
• Hot Lunch: Firefighters Pause To Refuel In Smoldering Section Of Kruger Rock Fire In Estes Park
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein Previews Dolphins-Jets AFC Sunday Showdown
• St. Paul Native Dave Frishberg, Jazz Songwriter Who Wrote For 'Schoolhouse Rock,' Dies At 88
• 77 Unvaccinated LA City Employees On Unpaid Leave; Twice-A-Week Testing Begins Friday
• Dallas Police Arrest Four Suspects In Costco Murder Case
• Police: Thief Stealing Wallets From Elderly Women At Brooklyn Supermarket
• Partial Lunar Eclipse: Viewing Conditions Will Be Marginal Overnight, But It's Worth A Look
• 2 Killed In Lodi Stabbings Were Teenagers
• Hate Checkout Lines? California's First Ever Amazon Fresh 'Just Walk Out' Store Opens In Cerritos
• FBI Seeks Public's Help In Identifying Bird Road Wells Fargo Bank Robbery Suspect
• U.S. lines up deal with Pfizer for COVID-19 treatment pill
• Nurse Wins $200k Lottery Prize After Retiring From The COVID-19 Front Lines
• Patriots-Falcons Thursday Night Football News, Notes And Fun Facts
• CBS Mornings Co-Hosts Gayle King, Tony Dokoupil, And Nate Burleson Will Join Drew Barrymore At The "Drew's News" Desk
• Rep. Paul Gosar Censured After Posting Cartoon Appearing To Show Killing Of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
• Witness To Palo Alto Auto Burglary Threatened With Knife After Interrupting Crime
• Man Shot In Pompano Beach
• Fighting Wildfires At Night: Estes Park Plane Crash Shows How Hard It Is
• Kim Kardashian West helps fly Afghan women soccer players to U.K.
• Study: Thanksgiving Dinner Will Be More Expensive This Year, Costs Up 14%
• Disney Ships To Require Children To Be Fully Vaccinated Starting Jan. 13
• 2 Men Charged In Shooting That Killed One Armored Car Guard And Wounded Another, And With Later Shooting, Killing 2 Of Their Own Suspected Accomplices
• Cloud Cover In Colorado May Obscure Partial Eclipse Of Full Beaver Moon Friday Morning
• 15-Year-Old Arrested, Charged With Capital Murder After Deadly Shooting At Mesquite Business
• All 24,000 Qualifying Applicants For 2022 Boston Marathon Will Be Accepted, BAA Says
• How to watch longest partial lunar eclipse
• Baltimore Man, 39, Charged With Murder In Deadly Shooting
• Mpls. Police: Suspect Arrested After Stealing Food Delivery Vehicle With Child Inside
• Police Capture Suspect Benjamin Renteria Believed To Be The Armed Shadow Hills Prowler
• Reality TV Show 'The B-----------' Erases WCCO From Minneapolis Skyline
• Hathway Scores Twice, Capitals Snap Kings' Point Streaks 2-0
• Denver Weather: Warmer Temperatures And Red Flag Warnings Return
• Triple The Fair Fun As Youth Fair and Broward Fair Join Santa's Enchanted Forest
• Muhammad Aziz, Khalil Islam To Be Exonerated In 1965 Murder Of Malcolm X
• Lawmakers Unable To Reach Deal On Spending Bill That Includes Essential Worker Bonuses Of Up To $2,000
• Woman Accused Of Throwing Hot Soup Into Face Of Texas Restaurant Worker Arrested
• 'I Lost My Truest Love': Colorado Mother Grieves Loss Of Son During Tragic Shooting
• New Yorkers Sound Off: Why Go Ahead With Congestion Pricing When MTA Just Had $25 Billion Fall Into Its Lap?
• Fall Fling For FashionFest
• What's in Democrats' new $1.75 trillion social spending bill?
• Keller Grille Ready To Step In This Thanksgiving
• CBS News Investigation Provokes Change To Federal Vehicle Safety Laws Protecting Children In The Backseat
• 4 Vikings Players Miss Practice For Non-Injury Reasons
• Somerville Dog 'Mayor Sparkle' Dies After Outpouring Of Support From Community
• The Killing Of Ahmaud Arbery: Could His Accused Murderers Get Off?
• 15-Year-Old Boy Struck In South Sacramento Hit-And-Run Dies; Driver Still Sought
• Dr. Oz Asks News Director Nate Eaton About The Possibility Of Lori Vallow And Chad Daybell Turning Against Each Other
• Doomsday Cult Mom Update: Chad Daybell & Lori Vallow's Risqué Text Messages From Before His Wife's Death Revealed
• WATCH: Dad Tackles Referee During Soccer Game After Controversial Call
• Chicago Community Organizations Team Up For Annual Turkey Drive In Pilsen: A Look Inside The Preps
• Kyle Rittenhouse jury completes third day of deliberations
• PTL Links: Nov. 18, 2021
• Kitchen Tops List For People's Most-Desired Home Upgrades
• Harvey Woman Was Set To Buy The House She's Renting, Until Property Tax Bill Suddenly Skyrocketed
• Patriots Activate Chase Winovich, Who Could Rejoin Pass Rush Against Falcons
• How To Prepare For Another Winter Of Covid-19? Dr. Leana Wen Weighs In
• Bill to honor troops killed in Kabul airport attack sent to Biden
• Semi Truck Carrying Cattle Catches Fire On I-80
• Miami Proud: Weston Teen's Business Combines Fashion And Philanthropy
• Man Dies After Shooting In Downtown Minneapolis
• Rocklin Parents Want Action After Controversial Quiz Question: 'Complete Attack On Conservatives'
• List Of 2021 Restaurant Holiday Gift Card Deals In Minnesota
• Hong Kong kills wild boars after police officer, others attacked
• Jobless claims drop seventh straight week to new pandemic low
• Don't expect many deep online discounts for Black Friday
• Deere & Co. Workers Approve 3rd Contract Offer, Will End Strike
• Girl's Death Probed As Homicide As Baltimore Hits 300 Mark
• Ski-Mask Wearing Gunmen Rob Cannabis Distributor In Martinez
• OSHA suspends enforcement of new employer vaccine rule
• Rancho Cordova Motorcyclist, 25, Killed In I-5 Crash Involving Multiple Vehicles
• U.S. and G7 demand Belarus end "callous" migrant crisis with Poland
• Northern Minnesota Makes National Geographic's Best Of The World List
• 15 reportedly killed as Sudan military rulers crack down on protests
• Captured! Man Wanted For Burglary, Attempted Rape On South Beach In Custody
• Frozen vials marked "Smallpox" found in lab freezer in Pennsylvania
• Annie Potts And Montana Jordan Set To 'Get Into Some More Trouble' On An All-New 'Young Sheldon'
• McHenry County Sheriff's Office Reports Success With Social Workers Responding To Police Calls
• New Trailer Released For Boston-Filmed Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence Movie 'Don't Look Up'
• Colorado Weather: Fire Danger Returns To The Front Range
• 'Daddy's Back'; Veteran Slugger Brandon Belt Agrees To Stay With Giants In 2022
• Shopping, Holiday Windows Return To Dayton's Thursday
• Migrant Camps Grow At US-Mexico Border Amid Uncertainty On American Policy
• Borough Of Ben Avon Council Votes To Utilize Emsworth Volunteer Fire Company
• Patriots-Falcons Thursday Night Football Predictions
• Woman Critically Injured In Winslow Township Shooting, Prosecutor's Office Says
• The Drew Barrymore Show Comes To Chicago With Guest Host CBS's Audrina Bigos
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/18 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Watch Our Special Presentation 'COVID-19 Vaccines: Our Children, Our Future'
• 'Star Trek: Discovery's Wilson Cruz And Anthony Rapp Encourage Viewers To 'Believe The Science' Ahead Of Season 4 Debut
• Biden wants FTC to investigate gas prices
• Texas mayor: Federal civil rights probe may be politically motivated
• Activists are fighting to stop the execution of Julius Jones
• Build Back Better could save thousands for electric car buyers
• Man who shot Ahmaud Arbery testifies: "This was a life-or-death situation"
• Discover DFW: Chi Omega Christmas Market
• On The Mend; UC-Berkeley's Beloved Peregrine Falcon Grinnell Released Near Campus
• Man Dies After Falling 2 Stories From Nova Place
• Why it's taking so long to get goods off cargo ships and onto store shelves
• House votes to censure Congressman Paul Gosar for violent video
• Woman Stabbed In Chest On Bronx Subway Platform
• Lurie Children's Hospital Hosting Booster Seat Giveaway In Belmont Cragin Thursday
• It's In The Game: Choosing Age-Appropriate Games For Kids This Holiday Season
• Suspect In Custody After Claiming To Have Explosive Device In Lower Manhattan
• 'Trouble In Mind' Opens Thursday On Broadway After More Than 6 Decades In The Making
• Man accused of lacing wife's cereal with heroin convicted of murder
• Amid Protests Hayward Unified District Officials Vote To Close Two Schools
• Pittsburgh Weather: Consistent Rain Throughout The Morning And Afternoon
• Missing Boater Juan Evelio Ferrer Gonzales Found, Under Investigation For Suspected Human Smuggling
• Man Shot While Driving On I-55 Ramp To Lake Shore Drive
• 2 Men Shot In Mantua Neighborhood Thursday Morning, Philadelphia Police Say
• Abandoned Baggage Stops Amtrak Train For Hours In Red Wing
• Father Admits Fentanyl Death Of 11-Month-Old Daughter Was His Fault
• Senate Passes Bill Awarding Congressional Gold Medal To US Service Members Killed At Kabul Airport
• 2 Armed Robberies Reported In Lakeview East Minutes Apart
• I-Team: Alcohol Detection Systems Will Now Be Mandatory In All New Vehicles
• Officials Investigating Violent Attack At SEPTA's Erie Station Involving Teenagers
• Boston MedFlight Forced To Take Patients Out Of State Due To Hospital Bed Shortage
• Minneapolis Residents Shocked As Some Saw Property Tax Estimates Rise 20% Or Higher
• Friendships From Ronald McDonald House Give Young Parimala, Her Loved Ones Hope
• Highmark Caring Place Hosting Virtual Event To Help Grieving Children
• Chicago Weather: Temperature Drop Thursday With Wind Chills In The 20s
• 'I Need Them Home' Mother Pleads For Girls' Safe Return After Abduction By Armed Ex Baltimore County Cop
• Maryland Weather: Unseasonably Warm Thursday Afternoon, Evening Rain To Follow
• One Killed, Two Injured In Wrong Way Crash On I-79 In Butler County
• Hate speech continues to thrive on Facebook in Myanmar, AP finds
• Man Killed, Another Injured After Possible Shootout Inside West Philadelphia Convenience Store
• Lose Your Drugs? Eagan PD May Have Found Them
• Ex-Georgian leader in "critical" state on prison hunger strike
• It Happens Here: Table Talk Making 40,000 Pies A Day At New Worcester Facility
• CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Student, 2 Adult Relatives Fight Outside Of Little Flower High School
• Southern border issues won't be focus at 3-way summit: U.S. officials
• South Park Cascades Restored After Years Of Neglect
• Cam Heyward Hosts Fifth Annual Holiday Meal Distribution At Heinz Field
• Pitt Long Snapper Cal Adomitis Reaches Fundraising Goal, Gets Ready For New Hairdo
• In 1-On-1 Interview, Mayor Jacob Frey Discusses Surge In Violent Crime, Insists Minneapolis Is Safe
• Police Warning Public Of String Of Catalytic Converter Thefts
• 'People In Oakland Deserve To Be Safe' – Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong Laments Rising Violence, Homicides
• Candlelight Vigil Held To Honor San Francisco Teacher Killed By Motorist In Front Of School
• TSA Ready For Pre-Pandemic Travel Levels, Stressing Patience And Preparedness For Travelers
• Death Of Man In House Fire Deemed Homicide, Reward Being Offered For Information
• John Deere strike ends after workers OK pact with hefty raises
• Blackhawks Beat Seattle Kraken For Fourth Straight Win
• 'We Played A Little Lackadaisical,' Zach LaVine Says As Bulls Fall To Trail Blazers
• Harden, Nets Outlast Short-Handed Cavaliers
• Magic Rally Late, Beat Knicks To Stop 3-Game Slide
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/18 Thursday Morning Forecast

Videos from November 18, 2021

• 11/18: Red and Blue
• Jurors hear closing arguments in "Unite the Right" civil trial
• U.S. COVID cases rise ahead of holidays, straining some hospitals
• Oklahoma governor commutes Julius Jones' death sentence to life in prison
• Biden meets with leaders of Canada and Mexico
• Arbery and Rittenhouse trials drive debate about self-defense argument
• CVS to close 900 stores
• Training truck drivers amid nationwide shortage
• Man who pleaded guilty to rape avoids jail time
• Rising COVID cases strain Minnesota hospitals
• Oklahoma governor spares life of death row inmate Julius Jones
• Kenosha braces for Rittenhouse trial verdict
• Gunman testifies Ahmaud Arbery never threatened him
• Taste With Tori: Fellini Cafe Of West Chester
• Pew Research Center looks at political polarization in the U.S.
• 60 Minutes Archive: Morley Safer's 1974 report on the Concorde
• House transportation committee chairman on how to fix supply chain issues
• Biden's social and climate spending bill inches closer to passage
• Biden hosting leaders of Canada and Mexico at the White House
• Will supersonic passenger planes fly again?
• Brother of Arizona Representative Paul Gosar says the Republican should be expelled from Congress
• Woman who ran 95 marathons in 95 days sets sights on new challenge
• Friday Football Frenzy: Week 11 Highlights
• White House deputy press secretary discusses Biden agenda
• NBA champ Dwyane Wade on marriage to Gabrielle Union, basketball legacy, lessons from fatherhood
• Parts of Europe see rise in COVID-19 infections as holiday season approaches
• Biden to hold summit with leaders of Canada and Mexico to discuss regional issues
• Rapper Young Dolph fatally shot in Memphis
• Former Trump strategist Steve Bannon enters not guilty plea
• Pfizer booster shot eligibility could expand to all adults by end of the week
• Kyle Rittenhouse's defense asks judge to declare mistrial as jury deliberations continue
• WorldView: New COVID-19 variant accounts for 1 in 10 cases in England
• Walmart starts using autonomous drones in new delivery service
• President Biden to meet with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador
• Aurora, Colorado agrees to $15 million settlement in Elijah McClain's death
• 11/18: CBSN AM
• Julius Jones set for execution in Oklahoma for murder he says he didn't commit
• Emotional Syrian mother who suffered miscarriage alone in migrant camp dreams of reuniting family
• House censures Rep. Paul Gosar over anime video depicting him killing AOC, attacking President Biden
• Defendant Travis McMichael takes the stand in murder trial of Ahmaud Arbery, claims self-defense
• PanCAN CEO on raising awareness about pancreatic cancer
• Congressional Budget Office releases report on Biden's Build Back Better bill