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Articles from November 22, 2021

• Fires, Drought, Supply Chain Issues May Mean Shortages At Bay Area Christmas Tree Lots
• Drones Part Of U.S. Forest Service's New Reforestation Mission
• UPDATE: Oakland Police Arrest 3 Suspects in Shooting of Retired OPD Captain Ersie Joyner
• Barabanov's OT Goal Leads Sharks Past Hurricanes, 2-1
• 'No Good Deed Goes Unpunished': Elk Grove Senior Ticketed For Truck Donated Six Years Ago
• Police Commission To Vote on 12% Increase To LAPD Budget
• State Inspections Confirm Whistleblower Allegations At Troubled California COVID Lab
• Puppy Importing Leading To Disease Outbreaks In Colorado
• Security Cameras Catch Mountain Lions Prowling Around Homes In Douglas County
• Doctors Recommend Caution During Thanksgiving Gatherings
• Local Police Aim To Stop Smash And Grabs Amid Holiday Shopping Season
• Denver Rescue Mission Stabbing Suspect Christopher Christian Ordered To Remain In Custody On No Bond
• After Deadly Weekend Of Crime, Oakland Police Deploy Tactical Teams Throughout City
• PG&E Using Artificial Intelligence To Help Stop Wildfires
• COVID: SF Mission Pop-Up Clinic Makes Kids Vaccines, Adult Booster Shots Convenient
• Sacramento Loses To Sixers 102-94 As Kings Coaching Carousel Continues To Turn
• Lamario Wiggins, Who Has Schizophrenia, Reported Missing From Whittier
• Chicago Weather: Cold Monday Night, Chilly And Breezy Tuesday
• Bulls End Up With 36.5% Shooting As They Lose To Pacers
• Illini Lead By 15 Early, But End Up Losing To Cincinnati By 20
• Previously-Unbeaten Northwestern Falls Short To Still-Unbeaten Providence
• Towns' 28 Points Paces Wolves Past Pelicans, 110-96
• 'He Should Pay The Price': Family Seeks Justice After Deadly Hit And Run In Salisbury
• Gillette Stadium To Host Eight MIAA Super Bowls Over Three Days
• Elijah Lewis Autopsy Shows Violence And Neglect, Fentanyl Intoxication Listed As Cause Of Death
• MSU Denver Pilot Program Authorized To Reduce Required Flight Hours
• 3 Teens Charged With Trying To Break Into Luxury Yacht On Boston Harbor
• Rep. Seth Moulton Among Jon Keller's Local Turkeys Of The Year
• Barkley Returns, But Giants' Offense Struggles In Loss To Brady, Buccaneers
• 'I Got Lucky I Didn't Bleed Out': Hunter Warns Of Meat Grinder Dangers After Losing Several Fingers
• Tri-State Area Airports Already Bustling With Thanksgiving Travelers; Experts Say Pack Your Patience
• Durant, Harden And Aldridge Lead Nets Past Cavaliers
• Prior Lake School Board Meeting Disrupted As Fallout Over Racist Viral Video Continues
• Assembly Probe Finds 'Overwhelming Evidence' Of Sexual Harassment By Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo
• Thieves Swarm East Bay Stores, Pharmacies, Dispensaries In Brazen Weekend Crime Spree
• New York City Bodega Owners Wary Of New Grocery Delivery Apps, Want City Hall To Help Them Adopt Same Technology
• Last Surviving Nuremberg Trials Prosecutor Benjamin Ferencz Nominated For Congressional Gold Medal
• 5 Dead, 48 Injured After SUV Plows Into Waukesha Christmas Parade; Darrell Brooks Faces Five Counts Of Murder
• As Kyle Rittenhouse Speaks For First Time Since Acquittal, Question Of Who Gets His $2 Million In Bail Money Is Up In The Air
• COVID In Minnesota: Forest Lake Closes City Offices Amid Outbreak
• Dolton Woman Inherited Four-Figure Water Bill With Her House, And Things Have Kept Getting Worse Since She Found Out
• Neighbors, Good Samaritans, Recount Fire That Left A Mother & Her Two Children Dead, Six Others Injured
• Baltimore Barbers Demand Action After Shooting Spree Kills Two Of Their Own; Reward Increased In 13-Year-Old Girl's Killing
• 'It's Getting Out Of Control': Baltimore County Records 49th Homicide, Tying Record Set In 2019
• Governor Hogan Honors Those Killed by Impaired Drivers at 18th Annual Maryland Remembers Ceremony
• Resources Available For Many Experiencing Food Insecurity
• Trump-Backed Senate Candidate Sean Parnell Drops Out Of Race After Losing Custody Battle
• Chicago Department Of Housing Hosts Virtual Town Hall To Help Chicagoans Avoid Evictions
• Why Is Thanksgiving On Thursday?
• CA Voter Support For Water Infrastructure Bill May Hang On The Weather
• Person Found Dead After Falling Overboard From Barge In Beaver County
• PHOTOS: Erie Police Want To Talk To 3 People Connected To Possible Arsons
• 2 Women Killed In Targeted Attacks As Domestic-Related Homicides Nearly Double In Philadelphia This Year
• Massachusetts House Members Given Deadline To Get Back To Work In State House
• Texas' Foster Care Capacity Crisis Puts Hundreds Of Children At 'Unreasonable Risk Of Serious Harm', Report Says
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Pitches Plan For 'Gas Tax Relief'
• Drew Barrymore Show Surprises Lancaster Special Education Teacher With Free Trip To Bali
• Michigan Schools Taking Thanksgiving Week Off As COVID Cases Rise
• Gas Prices In Michigan Slightly Decline Heading Into Thanksgiving, AAA Says
• Long Time Angels Usher, Tim Heitkamp, In Search Of A New Kidney After COVID-19 Complications
• Thanksgiving Travel Tips: Best And Worst Times To Be On The Road
• Kelp Forest Loss An Ecological Disaster Requiring Creative Solutions In Age of Climate Change
• Tatum, Celtics Send Rockets To 15th Straight Loss, 108-90
• Gun Buyback Programs To Be Launched In Aurora And Denver Amid Increasing Crime
• Bergen County NAACP, Rep. Gottheimer Organize Turkey Giveaway In Teaneck To Help Those In Need
• Green Color In Clinton Township Creek Caused By Non-Toxic Dye For Water Testing
• Kellogg's To Restart Negotiations With Workers Amid Strike
• San Jose Lululemon Looting, Other Bay Area Smash-and-Grabs Helping Fund Organized Crime Rings
• Judge Dismisses Charges Against Leaders Of Holyoke Soldiers' Home Where 76 Residents Died Of COVID
• UMMS To Drop Race Based Algorithm That Harms African Americans, Officials Say
• Becker Corn Farmer Ordered To Repay $1.4M In USDA Loan Fraud Case
• Philadelphia Officials Confident In Thanksgiving Day Parade Security After Wisconsin Parade Crash
• Beverly Hills Hires Two Private Security Companies After Attempted Robberies
• Full Plates Full Hearts Feeds Over 500 In Need, Free Chef-Prepared Meals
• Illegal Pot Grow Found Inside Old Calaveras County Fire Station
• DFW Area Nonprofit Helping Residents In Dire Financial Straits
• Republican US Rep. Louie Gohmert Announces Run For Texas Attorney General, Matt Krause Decides To Run For Tarrant County DA
• Bryant Stephenson Gets 40 Years In Fatal Stabbing Of Unity McGill At St. Cloud Nightclub
• Around The Table: Personal Finances And The Economy
• Man, 29, Shot Near Coppin State University
• Theranos Trial: Elizabeth Holmes Takes Stand For 2nd Day, Claims Early Successes
• Oakland PD Chief Armstrong: Lastest Wave of Violence 'Unprecedented;' Urges Action From City Government
• Police Search For Gunman Who Shot Man During Quarrel At Gas Station In Alsip
• Miami Gardens PD Searching For Driver Of Black Mercedes Involved In Fatal Hit-&-Run Crash
• Waukesha Christmas Parade Crash: 5 Dead, 48 Hurt; Darrell Brooks Jr. In Custody
• Vigil Held For 13-Year-Old Iran Moreno Balvaneda Killed By Stray Bullet In Pasadena
• 5 In Van Killed In Crash With Tractor-Trailer On State Route 44 In Ohio
• Sacramento City Unified Food Distribution Serves Families In Need
• COVID In Colorado: Indoor Mask Mandates Approved In Adams, Arapahoe & Jefferson Counties
• COVID: Santa Cruz County Reinstates Indoor Mask Mandate Amid Rising Cases Before Holidays
• Kitchen Window Closing In Minneapolis After 35 Years In Business
• Homeless Say They Have Little Resources Amid Growing Crisis In Sacramento
• Dallas Police Share Sketch Of Suspect In Sexual Assault Of Woman On Walking Trail
• Colorado Weather: Fire Danger Before Pre-Thanksgiving Snow
• FAA Fines Drunk Passenger $40K, Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Flight Attendant On San Jose - San Diego Flight
• CSU Trustees Appoint Interim President For San Jose State University
• LAPD Finds No Evidence Of Possible Shooter At USC
• Cal Fire Helping Restore California's Forests At Seed Bank In Davis
• Irwindale Speedway & Event Center To Hold 2nd Annual Christmas Lights Drive-Thru
• 3 Women Arrested For Allegedly Shooting Up Ambridge Home
• Thomas Jefferson Statue Removed From NYC Council Chamber; Next Stop: New York Historical Society
• 'There's No Smoking Gun': Expert Calls For Full JFK Assassination Report To Be Released
• Police: Dog Stolen From Front Yard Of West Babylon Home
• NYPD: Man Hit By Stray Bullet During Sunday's NYCFC Playoff Game Inside Yankee Stadium
• Minnesota Weather: Big Warmup Tuesday, But Thanksgiving Will Be A Cold One
• Buster Posey Named NL Comeback Player Of The Year In Final Season With Giants
• Man In Critical Condition After Homewood South Shooting
• Gas Prices Expected To Drop After Thanksgiving
• Poll: Most Americans will be eating turkey for Thanksgiving
• Old-Fashioned Cattle Drive Helps Reduce Fire Danger In Douglas County
• Denver Zoo Lights Kick Off Another Holiday Season With Wild Animals
• Robbery, Looting Spree Across Bay Area - Timeline of Incidents Over Past Week
• Chosen By Lottery, Jeannette's New Controller Doesn't Want The Job
• Historic, One-Of-A-Kind Bridge Reopens In Nevada County: 'There Is Not Another One'
• Former UPS Employee In Colorado Accused Of Stealing $20,000 Worth Of Packages
• Girls on the Run empowers girls beyond the finish line
• Help A Family In Need And Adopt A Family For The Holidays
• New York Blood Center Hoping For City Council Approval To Greatly Expand Its Upper East Side Headquarters
• Traffic Alert: Crash Blocking Northbound Turnpike Lanes Just South Of Commercial Boulevard
• Gov. Gavin Newsom, Family Leave Country For Thanksgiving Trip
• Skiers, Boarders Line Up For Copper Mountain's Opening Day
• Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Held For New Ice Rink At Hunt Armory
• Friends Mourn Victim Stabbed To Death On Train Near Penn Station; NYPD Asking For Public's Help Identifying Suspect
• Obama Foundation Receives $100 Million From Jeff Bezos For John Lewis Plaza
• I-579 Cap Project Connecting Lower Hill District And Downtown Complete
• Sources: Denver Expected To Announce Indoor Mask Mandate Soon
• NASA delays James Webb Space Telescope launch after "incident"
• Officials: Lack Of Vaccinated Nurses Forces Closure Of Long Beach Emergency Room
• 1 Arrested, 2 Others Wanted For Capital Murder Of 2 Area High School Students In Haltom City
• WWII Vet's Memorial Tree To Be Centerpiece Of Anoka's Holiday Celebrations
• Ex-Chicago Park District Lifeguard Files Lawsuit Citing Culture Of Sexual Abuse, Harassment; 'Sexual Harassment Saturdays' Was A Noted Activity
• Oakley Police Chief Dean Capelletti Fired Weeks After Being Placed on Administrative Leave
• FAA Fines Unruly Passenger $9,000 For Removing Mask And Berating Flight Attendants On Trip From Chicago To Connecticut
• New USFL Football Team Coming To Philadelphia
• Former Philadelphia Phillies Closer Doug Jones Dies At 64
• Food Banks Need More Help Than Ever Feeding Families In Need This Holiday Season
• Complaint Filed Against Pennsylvania Police Chief Over Vicosa Case
• Little Elm ISD To Hold Public 'Listening Session' In Wake Of Arrests, Teens Pepper Sprayed During Demonstration
• Jefferson Gives Vikings Go-To Target, And Big-Game Mentality
• Don't Ease Up On COVID Precautions Once You Get To Grandma's House
• State Police Locate Missing 71-Year-Old David Teres
• High School Football Coach Kyle Moodt Has Life-Saving Brain Surgery Just Days Before Leading Bellport High To A Championship
• Gov. Newsom Joins Family For Trip To Mexico During Thanksgiving
• Trey Mancini Named 2021 American League Comeback Player Of The Year
• Mark D'Amico, Alleged Ringleader In GoFundMe Scheme, Pleads Guilty To Federal Charge
• Naval Base Ventura County Activates Joint-Use Agreement With Port Of Hueneme To Help Ease Shipping Bottleneck
• No-Burn Order Issued Through Tuesday Night For Many Parts Of Southland
• Ravens QB Trace McSorley Reportedly Signed By Arizona Cardinals
• LeBron Suspended One Game For On-Court Altercation
• Elevator Problems Causing Hardship For Miami High-Rise Residents
• 'Continuing To Be Curious': Peabody Assisted Living Community Celebrates 5 Residents Over Age 100
• Holiday Food Giveaways Needed This Year More Than Ever, As Pandemic Food Insecurity Persists
• After 'Sickening' Loss To Ravens, Bears Players Say 'We've Just Got To Be Better'
• Eddie Redmayne says playing a trans character was a "mistake"
• Answers To Frequently Asked Questions About COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shots
• House January 6 committee subpoenas Alex Jones and Roger Stone
• Parade Tragedy In Wisconsin Sparks Safety Concerns In South Florida
• Longtime Employees Say Roosevelt Hotel Remains Shut Down Without Answers, Leaving Them In Limbo
• Federal Money To Help Protect School Districts From Cyberattacks And Ransom Demands
• True Chesapeake Oyster Co. Helping To Prepare Bea Gaddy Family Center's Annual Thanksgiving Meal
• Roger Stone Subpoenaed By Panel Investigating Capitol Insurrection, Responds To CBS4 News
• Considering A COVID Vaccine Booster? Here Are Some Answers About What To Expect With That 3rd Dose
• 'Beyond Crisis': How Educators Describe Staff Shortages At The Evanston/Skokie School District
• With More Than 100 Homicides, Allegheny County On Pace For One Of Its Deadliest Years Ever
• Faith Leaders Call On Newark Residents To Be Vigilant In Face Of Recent Spike In Shootings
• UPDATE: San Jose Police Say Santana Row Robbery on Sunday Potentially Part of Larger Scheme
• 8 Arrested, 3,000 Pounds Of Marijuana Seized After Illegal Growing Operation Found In Sylmar Warehouse
• Manchester Township Police Lieutenant Returns To Cooper University Hospital Following Months-Long COVID Battle
• Golden Makes Safety Changes In Light Of Wisconsin Holiday Parade Tragedy
• Chicago On Track To Reach Lightfoot's 77% Vaccination Goal This Week; Some Areas Still Lagging
• Westchester Village Of Ossining Awarded $10 Million As Part Of New York's Downtown Revitalization Initiative
• Department Of Social Services Head Steven Banks To Resign
• Man Shot, Killed By West Covina Police Officer Working With U.S. Marshal's Task Force
• Stolen Vehicle Connected To William 'Stu' Hoebel's Death Recovered, Homicide Remains Unsolved
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• Thanksgiving Gathering Safety Tips From Doctors Anthony Fauci And Dave Chokshi
• Are You Fully Vaccinated If You Haven't Gotten A Booster? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Questions
• FAA Proposing To Fine 8 Airline Passengers Over $160K For Unruly Behavior Involving Alcohol
• 1 Hurt In Stabbing At North Sacramento Park
• 4-Year-Old Boy Dies After Shooting Himself In East Liberty
• Cindy The Humboldt Penguin Is Growing Up At The Denver Zoo
• Gov. Gavin Newsom On Looting, Smash-And-Grab Robberies: 'We Want People Prosecuted'
• Weld County Investigators Looking For Answers After Man Found Dead, Another Man Missing
• Andover Reviewing Parade Security After Wisconsin Tragedy
• LIST: Which grocery stores & retailers are open on Thanksgiving?
• Red Stars Coach Rory Dames Resigns Shortly Before Report In Which Players Accuse Him Of Verbal, Emotional Abuse
• Coal-Fired Power Plants To Close After New Wastewater Rule
• 2 Killed In Deadly Head-On Collision On Highway 285 Identified
• CBS3's Siafa Lewis Takes Trip Down Memory Lane Visiting Alma Mater Camden Catholic High School
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Driver Who Killed Jamal Jackson In Kensington Hit-And-Run
• Thanksgiving Travel Rush: What To Expect At Philadelphia International Airport If You're Flying This Week
• AAA: High Gas Prices Are Not Something Drivers Are Thankful For This Thanksgiving
• DA Files Criminal Charge Against Dad Who Tackled Youth Soccer Ref In Roseville
• Former Miss Waco Jamie Blanek, Who Lost Leg After Roadside Crash, Working Hard To 'Get My Life Back'
• 'Tiger King' Joe Exotic Moved To North Carolina Prison After Cancer Diagnosis
• Massachusetts Reports 6,801 New COVID Cases, 17 Additional Deaths Over 3 Days
• Police: Man Arrested In Apparent Road Rage Shooting Along Pennsylvania Turnpike
• Funeral Held For Lower Merion High School Principal Sean Hughes
• All 3 Killed In Crash While Eluding Sanger Police Were Juveniles, Surviving Driver Was 14
• General Motors Exploring Electric Boats, Buys 25% Stake In Engine Maker
• UPDATE: Smash-and-Grab Thieves Target Hayward Mall; Lululemon Store Robbed in San Jose's Santana Row
• Lamar Jackson 'Felt Good' On Monday After Missing Bears Game With Illness, Harbaugh Says
• Local Mother Wants To Help Other Parents Deal With Bullies At School
• Pennsylvania US Senate Candidate Sean Parnell Suspends Campaign After Losing Bitter Custody Battle
• Concerns Of Holiday COVID-19 Spike Growing As New Cases Continue To Rise In New Jersey, Nationally
• Big Bear Lake's Snow Play Opens For 2021-2022 Winter Season
• Authorities: Domestic Disturbance Suspect Leads Chase From Marin County Into Petaluma, Rams Patrol Vehicle
• Human Remains Found With Burned Vehicle In Grass Valley; Suspicious Death Investigation Underway
• These 5 companies are already building the metaverse
• One Person Dead After Alsip Fire
• How To Cook A Turkey To Perfection: Jennie-O Provides Crucial Thanksgiving Dinner Tips
• Pennsylvania Farm Show To Put On Amateur Butter Sculpture Contest
• Darrell Brooks, Suspect In Waukesha Christmas Parade Tragedy, Charged With 5 Counts Of Murder
• All Charges Dropped Against DEA Agent Brian Neil In Road Rage Incident
• Mesquite To Host Its 35th 'Christmas In The Park'
• San Leandro Bar Fight Ends In Shooting; Suspect Arrested
• Colorado State Board Drops 'Sex Offender' Term, Calling It A Negative Label
• Uber Eats says customers can pick up their weed in Ontario
• Amesbury Schools Testing Students After 18 COVID Cases Linked To Private Event
• Former Baltimore County Officer Sentenced To Home Detention For Rape Of 22-Year-Old Woman
• WATCH: Dump Truck Crashes Into Home In Egg Harbor City Causing It To Partially Collapse, Elderly Man Inside Home Survives
• Moorpark College Breaks Ground On $3.5 Million Bengal Tiger Habitat Expansion
• DC Metro To Stay On Reduced Service Through End Of The Year
• Man Struck, Killed By Amtrak Train In West Sacramento
• Bridges, Roads To Close For Turkey Trot Thursday
• Judge allows Henry Ruggs to remain on house arrest in fatal crash case
• Genesee County Republican Party Chairman Pleads Guilty To Harassing Call
• AG Nessel: Redistricting Panel Shouldn't Have Met Privately To Discuss Memos
• Broncos Agree To Contract Extension With Courtland Sutton
• Maryland State Bar Association To Interview Maryland Gubernatorial Candidates, Host Debates
• DPS To Increase Traffic Enforcement On Texas Highways During Thanksgiving Holiday
• Former Clear Creek Middle School Teacher Arrested For Multiple Sex Offenses, Animal Cruelty
• UMass Football Brings Back Don Brown For Second Stint As Head Coach
• LAPD Officer, 2 Others Hospitalized After Possible Fentanyl Exposure In Porter Ranch
• Bengals Halt Skid With Confidence-Building Win Over Raiders
• 72-Year-Old Man Found Dead After Apartment Fire In Woodlawn
• Marysville Officer Catches Catalytic Converter Theft Suspect In The Act
• Black officer speaks out on police chief's KKK note
• Ports Of LA, Long Beach Delay Fines Again For Idling Cargo
• Target Says It Will Keep Stores Closed On Thanksgiving Permanently
• Minnesota Poet, 'Iron John' Author Robert Bly Dies At 95
• 4 Arrested, 21 Guns Seized In San Francisco Firearms Trafficking Bust
• Phillies Greats Ryan Howard, Jimmy Rollins Added To BBWAA Hall Of Fame Ballot For First Time
• Last Michigan Kmart Store Closes In Marshall
• Chicago Weather: Chilly Monday Night
• Police Officer Anthony Westerman Sentenced To Home Detention For Raping Woman
• 1 Dead, 4 Injured In Separate Stockton Shootings
• Man's Death At Vallejo Church Investigated As Suspicious
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 3-Day Total Of 17,445 New Cases, 106 Deaths
• East Baltimore Fire Kills Mother & 2 Children, 6 More Injured
• American, JetBlue Ask Court To Throw Out Lawsuit Against Deal
• Judge clears the "Groveland Four" — 72 years after rape claim
• Trump-backed Senate candidate suspends campaign after losing custody battle
• Police: Suspect Intentionally Plowed SUV into Waukesha Holiday Parade
• Man Killed In Shooting In St. Paul's Payne-Phalen Neighborhood Identified
• First Responders Honor Life Of Pilot Marc Olson With Memorial Procession
• 300,000 workers to get raise after higher minimum wage kicks in
• San Francisco Reaches $5.3 Million Settlement In DoorDash Labor Dispute
• Shots Fired In Attempted Robbery Of San Leandro Pot Dispensary, Multiple Suspects Sought
• Red Flag Warning Still In Place As Dry Winds Whip Up Wildfire Risk
• Minnesota Dog Known For 'Wiggly Joy' Goes Viral On TikTok
• Darrell Brooks Charged With Murder In Deadly Waukesha Christmas Parade Crash
• 5 Killed, More Than 40 Hurt After SUV Plows Into Marchers At Wisconsin Parade
• Judiciary Committee Senators Press For More Action After Botched Larry Nassar Investigation
• Gunfire Erupts During Surge In Robberies Targeting Oakland Pot Dispensaries
• SpaceX Rocket To Launch NASA Spacecraft From Vandenberg That Will Eventually Slam Into Asteroid
• Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Signs Ordinance To Change How The City Invests
• Gov. Kathy Hochul Announces $6.2 Million To Help Prevent Gun Violence In Westchester County
• Former Trump Fixer Michael Cohen Released From Home Confinement
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 3-Day Total Of 2,050 New Cases, 8 More Deaths
• David Ortiz, Alex Rodriguez New To Baseball Hall Of Fame Ballot
• Gov. Hochul, National Guard, Volunteers Help Pack Thanksgiving Turkeys To Be Given Away Statewide
• Waukesha Christmas Parade: What We Know So Far
• UPDATE: Police Warn of More Mass Robbery Attempts After Looters Ransack Walnut Creek Nordstrom
• Police Seek Person Of Interest After Discovering Fatally Wounded Victim In Detroit
• OCFA: Garden Grove Home Where Fire Killed 1 Person Did Not Have Working Smoke Alarms
• Parker County Sheriff: Arrested Pair Tricked Elderly Woman Into Making Dozens Of Bank Withdrawals
• San Francisco Police Investigate Separate Homicides in Potrero Hill, Lower Nob Hill
• Judge Allows Ex-Raider Henry Ruggs To Remain Under House Arrest In Fatal DUI Case
• Remember To Water Your Christmas Tree To Avoid Potential Fire Hazards, US Consumer Product Safety Commission Warns
• Thanksgiving DUI Enforcement Begins Across Colorado
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 832 Cases, 8 New Deaths Reported
• Kindergartners, First Graders At LEAP Academy University Charter School Guaranteed Full Scholarship To Rutgers If Certain Requirements Are Met
• Anoka County Sheriff James Stuart Won't Seek Re-Election
• LIST: Where To Pick Up A Thanksgiving Dinner In Baltimore On Short Notice
• Dr. Ngozi Ezike Teams Up With Forest Park School District To Get More Kids Vaccinated Against COVID
• Proposed Legislation Would Ban Single-Use Plastic Bags In Pittsburgh
• How to cook a Thanksgiving turkey without an oven: Smokers, deep fryers, Instant Pot and more
• Businessman Kevin Rinke Launches Campaign For Michigan Governor
• Car Crashes Into Abington Restaurant
• Jefferson County Under Stage One Fire Restrictions Due To Dry, Warm Weather
• Matt Turner Named MLS Goalkeeper Of The Year
• During UK Visit, Lt. Gov. Rutherford Meets With Soccer Executives And Government Officials To Discuss Baltimore's World Cup Bid
• iHeartRadio Jingle Ball 2021 Airs December 15
• Bay Area Cops, Retailers Grapple With Ongoing Spate of Brazen Smash-and-Grab Assaults
• Sen. Warren Opposes Jerome Powell's Renomination As Federal Reserve Chair; 'I Will Vote Against Him'
• Denver Ranked Worst Metro City In America For Package Theft In 2021
• Denver, Aurora Team Up For Gun Buyback Events
• Celtics Upgrade Jaylen Brown To Available For Monday's Game Vs. Rockets
• 'We All Need The Extra Help': Thanksgiving Comes Early For Hundreds Of South Dade Families At Turkey Giveaway Event
• Firefighters Stop Flames From Modesto Garage Fire From Spreading
• Thieves Break Into Several ATMs Overnight In Sauganash, Skokie, Lincolnwood
• Man Shot, Wounded While Apparently Trying To Steal Catalytic Converter In Exposition Park
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Trying To Burglarize Same Ambridge Home Twice In One Night
• Gov. Charlie Baker Tours Small Businesses In Needham To Promote Shopping Local
• New Jersey Remembers Patrolmen Killed More Than 100 Years Ago In New Memorial To Fallen Officers
• World Record For Longest Soul Train Line Broken In Harlem
• Investigators find "overwhelming evidence" against Cuomo
• FAA Levies $160K+ Fines Against Eight Airline Passengers For Alleged Unruly Behavior
• 22-Year-Old Woman Found Dead In Bathtub, 20-Year-Old Woman In Serious Condition After Shooting In Gresham
• Disney World Suspends COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Following Change In State Law
• Students Happy To Be Back At Curley School After Over A Week Of Remote Learning
• Bustang Expands Service, Riders Can Now Travel From Denver To Western Colorado
• Chicago Students Prepare Thanksgiving Meals, Cards For The Homeless
• Coast Guard Offloads $504 Million In Cocaine, Marijuana At Port Everglades
• Baltimore Man Charged With Murder In Deadly September Shooting
• COVID In MN: Nat'l Guard Support Coming To Long-Term Care Facilities; 4,718 New Cases
• 15-Year-Old Girl Shot During Teen's Birthday Party In Fresno
• Deadly Crashes On Denver Streets Reach New High, City Leaders Concerned About Dangerous Trend
• Police: Missing 13-Year-Old Ethan Errera Recovered Safely
• Target To Permanently Close Stores On Thanksgiving
• Parents, Students Protest Return Of Suspended Wakefield High School Teen In Photo Scandal
• 'There's Something Neurological Going On,' COVID Could Cause Depression And Anxiety, Researchers Say
• WATCH LIVE: Eagles' Nick Sirianni To Speak With Media Monday Afternoon
• Michigan State Police Partners With Kroger To Provide Thanksgiving Meals For 200 Families
• Revolution To Begin 2022 Season On Road; Will Kick Off Home Slate March 5 Vs. Dallas
• Emu At Large: Sheriff Seeking Owner Of Huge Bird On The Loose In Montrose
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Rise To $3.42 Per Gallon; 2 Cents Higher Than National Average
• Missing Sacramento 84-Year-Old That Prompted Silver Alert Found Safe
• Target To Close All Stores On Thanksgiving Day Permanently Moving Forward
• NYC Health Commissioner Dr. Dave Chokshi Shares His Advice For Safe Holiday Gatherings
• Still No Ruling From The US Supreme Court On Texas' New Abortion Law
• Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaways In South Florida
• Ambulances Respond To Venetian Care & Rehabilitation Center in South Amboy, N.J.
• Fentanyl-Laced Marijuana Eyed In Dozens Of Connecticut Overdoses; 'Possibly The First Confirmed Case In The U.S.'
• David Cook Arrested For Attempted Murder; Was Recognized As Man Wanted In West Hollywood Stabbing
• 'There's Something Neurological Going On,' COVID Could Cause Depression And Anxiety, Researchers Say
• Pregnant woman shot and killed in Philly
• What Your Pet Can And Can't Eat From The Thanksgiving Table
• Officer Injured, 2 Michigan Men Arrested After Chase In Indiana
• Indie Rock Group Snail Mail Postpones Tour So Singer Lindsey Jordan Can Get Vocal Cord Operation
• Target To Keep Stores Closed On Thanksgiving Permanently
• Baltimore County Seeking Public Input On Transit Development Plan
• Target to stay closed for Thanksgiving
• Shooting That Killed Jessica Covington, Pregnant Woman Shot After Baby Shower, Was 'Domestic In Nature': Sources
• Target To Keep Stores Closed On Thanksgiving For Good
• Washington Capitals Fall To Seattle Kraken 5-2
• Lakers Beat Pistons After Ejections
• Dr. Oz And Bill Stanton Discuss How Volume And Concentration Of Alcohol Factor In Amount Of Time It Stays In Your System
• Official: More Than 90% Of Fed Workers Got Shots By Deadline
• Travel Rush At SMF; AAA Predicts Near Pre-Pandemic Level Of People Hitting The Road For Thanksgiving
• Kyle Rittenhouse Says He's 'Not A Racist Person', Supports Black Lives Matter In TV Interview
• Top 5 Most Googled Health Questions That Aren't About Coronavirus
• Watt Brothers Speak Out After 5 People Killed, Dozens Injured At Parade In Wisconsin
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Claudia Banton Extradited Back To N.Y. After 'Cold-Blooded Execution' Of Brooklyn Mother Delia Johnson
• LeBron James Ejected After Bloody Fight Involving Detroit Pistons' Isaiah Stewart
• Natick High School Says Fire During Dismissal Was Intentionally Set By Student
• Historic Dade County Courthouse Set To Reopen December 6 Following Structural Inspection
• Red Sox Pick Up Alex Cora's Club Options For 2023, 2024
• 'We All Fear For Our Safety': Concerned Aurora Community Holds Town Hall Amid Youth Gun Violence
• Denver Weather: After Breaking The Record For Latest First Snow, Could It Really Snow This Week?
• Fauci urges Americans to get vaccinated, boosted amid COVID surge
• 89-year-old earns Ph.D. in physics
• Sleeping Man Rescued From Burning Laguna Niguel Apartment Fire Thanks To Thermal Imaging Camera
• Thousands Flock To The Streets For Pride Fort Lauderdale
• Austria back under COVID lockdown amid angry protests across Europe
• More than 90% of federal workers got vaccine before deadline
• Video Shows Driver Hitting Man After Alleged Road Rage Incident Near Davis
• Thanksgiving Forecast: Chilly Breeze Develops Before Thanksgiving Before Milder Air Returns For The Holiday
• Biden to nominate Jay Powell for second term as Fed chair
• Following Challenges From The Pandemic, Local Business Owner Turns To DePaul's Law Program For Legal Help
• Man Shot In The Head, Killed In Southwest Baltimore
• Texas Gun Store, Shooting Range Advertises 'Not Guilty' Sale After Rittenhouse Verdict
• PTL Links: Nov. 22, 2021
• Wild Will Wear Custom Jerseys To Mark Native American Heritage Day
• Broward County's Rental Relief Portal Reopens
• Man Shot, Killed At Willowbrook Metro Station; Suspect Wounded By LA Deputies
• Mobs Of Looters Ransack Bay Area Stores For Third Straight Night
• Most People Believe In 'Soul Mates,' Survey Finds
• At Least 5 Dead, More Than 40 Injured In Waukesha Christmas Parade After Vehicle Plows Through Marchers
• At Least 5 Dead, More Than 40 Injured In Wisconsin Christmas Parade After Vehicle Plows Through Marchers
• Miami Weather: Fog, Warm Sunshine, Cold Front All In One Day
• WATCH: Matt Zytka Of The Midnight Riders Brings Revolution's Supporters' Shield To WBZ
• Lions Come Up Short Again
• WATCH LIVE: District Attorney Larry Krasner, Officials To Hold Weekly Gun Violence Press Conference
• Chinese tennis star calls Olympics chief amid fear for her safety
• Waukesha holiday parade witness: "You just saw multiple bodies"
• 2 of 17 hostages released in Haiti, U.S. missionary group says
• Native American Chicagoans Share What Thanksgiving Means To Them
• Target Will Never Open On Thanksgiving Again
• BTS the big winners at the American Music Awards
• Kyle Rittenhouse says he's not racist and he backs BLM
• One Person Dead, Another Hurt In Violent Crash In SW Miami-Dade
• Thanksgiving Weather: Roads Looking Dry
• Can President Biden do anything to lower gasoline prices?
• "It makes people happy": Inside the world of Peppa Pig
• "Fancy Like": Walker Hayes' ode to Applebee's
• US1 Reopen In Pinecrest After Semi-Truck and Car Collide
• State Police Searching For Missing 37-Year-Old Marcella Greenly
• Man, 27, Stabbed During Attempted Robbery In Midtown
• Amazon Worker Struck And Killed By Car Near Staten Island Warehouse
• Police: Car Thief Tries To Sexually Assault Woman Sleeping In Front Seat
• Man Shot On CTA Bus During Attempted Robbery In Park Manor; Suspect In Custody
• 2 Shot While Driving On Bishop Ford Freeway Near 115th Street
• Chicago Police Shoot Suspect Who Fired Shots At Officers In West Garfield Park
• 5 dead, dozens hurt after SUV plows into Wisconsin holiday parade
• 17-Year-Old Shot In Albany Park
• Target Will Keep Stores Closed On Thanksgiving Day Permanently
• Mobs of looters target Bay Area retailers for third straight day
• LeBron James ejected after opponent's face bloodied
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/22 Monday Morning Forecast
• 5 Dead, 33 Wounded In Weekend Shootings Across Chicago
• Gas Explosion Victim's Daughter Speaks For First Time: 'Looks Like A Bomb Was Detonated'
• Fully Vaccinated Family Members Can Celebrate The Holidays Without Masks, Fauci Says
• Pittsburgh Weather: Windy, Winter-Like Weather
• Minnesota United Bounced From Playoffs With 3-1 Loss To Portland
• 5 Dead, Dozens Hurt After SUV Plows Into Marchers At Wisconsin Holiday Parade
• After Late Rally, Wild Fall To Lightning In Shootout, 5-4
• 62 years after girl slain, police solve "Mount Everest" of cold cases
• Philadelphia Police: Man Hospitalized After Being Shot In Nicetown
• 4 Hurt In Wrong-Way Crash On I-35W In Minneapolis
• Nearly 900,000 Expected At Logan Airport This Week As Thanksgiving Air Travel Reaches Pre-Pandemic Levels
• Band Director Among 3 Adults Killed In Fiery Texas School Bus Crash
• U.S. added to list of "backsliding" democracies for 1st time
• Chicago Weather: Cold Monday Morning With Wind Chills In The Teens
• 'It's Terrifying': Shooting At Hopkins Apartment Building Has Neighbors Nervous
• At Least One Person Killed In Crash Along I-79
• 4 Missing St. Anthony Siblings Found
• TSA Employees Face COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate During Busy Thanksgiving Travel Week
• Woman Shot In West St. Paul Menards Parking Lot
• Biggest Holiday Travel Period Kicks Off Thanksgiving Week
• Violent Night In Oakland: Homicide, Gunfire At Sideshow, Pot Dispensary Shootout
• Building Condemned After SUV Slams Into North Side Home
• No Tax Increase In Pittsburgh Public Schools Proposed 2022 Budget
• Former Steeler Louis Lipps To Stand Trial On DUI Charges
• Steelers 4th Quarter Comeback Not Enough In 41-37 Loss To Chargers
• Denver Rewrites Weather History By Breaking 1934 Record For Latest First Measurable Snow
• Can It All Be So Simple - All American
• The Way We Were - 4400
• Armageddon, Part 2 - The Flash
• Chapter Ninety-Seven: Ghost Stories - Riverdale
• A Woman's Place is in the War Effort! - DC's Legends of Tomorrow
• Pick Your Poison - Batwoman
• Scooby-Doo, Where Are You Now!
• Episode 201 - World's Funniest Animals
• Episode 202 - World's Funniest Animals
• Masters of Illusion: Christmas Magic 2021
• Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer
• Laila Ali 2 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Twas the Patrol Before Christmas - Wellington Paranormal
• Episode 203 - World's Funniest Animals
• Episode 204 - World's Funniest Animals

Videos from November 22, 2021

• 11/22: Red and Blue
• Smash-and-grab thieves targeting California retailers
• Jurors for "Unite the Right" civil trial will continue deliberations Tuesday
• Economic woes cripple Biden approval ratings, new polling shows
• U.S. COVID-19 deaths in 2021 surpass 2020 death toll, according to Johns Hopkins University
• Texas abortion restrictions remain in effect
• Girls on the Run seeks to empower young girls
• Target makes Thanksgiving Day closings permanent
• Holiday air travel expected to hit pandemic record
• More than 90% of federal workers have complied with vaccine rule
• Biden renominates Powell as Federal Reserve chair
• 2 kidnapped missionaries released in Haiti
• Alex Jones and Roger Stone subpoenaed in Capitol riot probe
• Closing arguments underway in Ahmaud Arbery murder trial
• Wisconsin city mourns holiday parade victims
• 5 dead after driver plows into Waukesha holiday parade
• Rugby gaining popularity at HBCUs
• Homicide charges for man who plowed SUV into Wisconsin Christmas parade
• Russia denies it intends to invade Ukraine
• Trial of three men accused of killing Ahmaud Arbery moves to closing arguments
• Sidebar
• 89-year-old earns Ph.D. from Ivy League school
• Doctor on rise in COVID infections ahead of Thanksgiving holiday
• WorldView: Austria returns to COVID lockdown; Sudan reinstates ousted leader
• Witness recounts watching SUV plow into Christmas parade, killing 5 and injuring dozens
• Protests break out across Europe as countries implement COVID-19 social restrictions
• At least five dead, more than 40 injured in Waukesha, Wisconsi Christmas parade crash
• Fauci says he'd be "astounded" if there wasn't an autopsy on what went wrong in COVID response
• Millions of Americans expected to travel for Thanksgiving, reaching near pre-pandemic levels
• Dr. Fauci on potential winter surge as COVID cases in U.S. rise nearly 30% over past two weeks
• Psychotherapist weighs in on dealing with holiday stress
• ESPN columnist Bill Rhoden on first video of Tiger Woods golfing since his February car crash
• Vermont-based theater group shakes up Shakespeare with more rebellious female-forward voice
• Sonequa Martin-Green discusses new season of "Star Trek: Discovery" on Paramount+
• 11/22: CBSN AM
• Black police officer target of KKK note files complaint against Ohio city, police chief
• Peng Shuai's video call not enough to confirm her well-being, World Tennis Association says
• Biden nominates Jerome Powell to second term as Federal Reserve chair
• COVID-19 cases rise as holidays approach