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Articles from November 23, 2021

• Long Lines At Bay Area Test Sites To Ensure Safe, COVID-Free Thanksgiving Gatherings
• Nervous Holiday Shoppers Find Barricades, More Police After Walnut Creek Smash-and-Grab Robberies
• Cornhole Craze Brings Big Business To El Dorado County
• Owner Of San Francisco's Popular New Delhi Restaurant Hopeful Despite Pandemic
• Experimental Punk Artists Team for Show at Great American Music Hall
• Doncic Returns, Mavericks Beat Clippers In OT To Snap Skid
• Aurora Groups Band Together To Help Keep Teens Busy During Holiday Break: 'This Is Way Better'
• Manteca Police Adopt Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Use-Of-Force Training
• Diana Brown, Final Victim In July's Deadly Black Hollow Flood Recovered
• Smash-And-Grab Crimes On Rise, State Leaders Blame Light Punishment For Robbery
• Man Tried To Run Down Shoppers In Vacaville Parking Lots, Police Say
• Bobby Cagle, Director Of LA County Department Of Children And Family Services, To Resign
• OnStar Technology Crucial In Detaining Driver Who Led High-Speed Chase In Sutter County
• No. 1 Gonzaga Turns Showdown With No. 2 UCLA Into 83-63 Rout
• NASA And SpaceX Launches Rocket Meant To Save Earth From Asteroids
• LA City Council Votes To Send Homeless Encampment Ban To Committee
• Tough Start To Night For Fleury As Blackhawks Lose To Flames
• Fatal Crash On 5 Freeway In Santa Clarita Prompts Sig Alert, Backs Traffic Up For Miles
• Staten Island Family Advocating For New Artificial Intelligence Program That Aims To Prevent Drug Overdoses
• High School Football Returns To Fenway Park, Thanksgiving Rivalries Renewed
• New Broadway Play 'Clyde's' Will Livestream Final Performances
• 'Busiest We Have Been In 41 Years,' Typewriters Make Comeback During Pandemic
• The Most Sought-After Hostess Gift This Thanksgiving? A Negative COVID Test
• Suspect In Custody After 13-Year-Old Boy Shot On Way To School In The Bronx
• As Holiday Travel Picks Up Again, Lawmakers Call For COVID Restrictions For Domestic Flights
• Vote To Reinstate Harsher Punishments At Pittsburgh Public Schools Fails
• Sunnyvale Man Ordered To Federal Prison, Pay $533K In H-1B Visa Fraud Scheme
• Monkey Business: Animal Rights Activists Protest Broward County Fair's Banana Derby Featuring Dog-Riding Capuchins
• Police Working To Keep Unsafe Tractor-Trailers Off The Road
• Jackson Sparks, 8, Becomes Sixth Victim To Die After SUV Plows Through Waukesha Christmas Parade, Bail For Suspect Darrell Brooks Set At $5 Million
• Chicago Weather: More Clouds, Windy Conditions Wednesday
• City Officials Investigate Complaints Of Unpaid Overtime, Discrimination, Sexual Harassment At Parlor Pizza
• Gas Prices Are Way Up, But That's Not All -- Even Some Dollar Tree Merchandise No Longer Costs $1
• North Suburban Brothers Christian And Mark Kulas To Plead Guilty To Taking Part In Capitol Insurrection
• 'Operation Safe Highways': CBS4's Ashley Dyer Goes On Ride Along With FHP Troopers Cracking Down On Roadway Shootings
• Gov. Hogan Announces Investigation Of Marilyn Mosby's Office, Threatens Hold On Funding Amid Crime Wave
• How Can We Best Prevent & Treat Dry Skin?
• Mosby Bashes Hogan After Governor Calls For Review Of Funds Allocated To State's Attorney's Office
• Estranged Wife of Former Baltimore County Cop Claims Pennsylvania Police Stopped Protective Order; Vicosa's Mother Says Her Son 'Snapped'
• 'It's Just Too Easy To Live Life Alone': Residents Use Online Service To Buy Nothing, Meet Neighbors
• Baltimore County Police Stepping Up Patrol During Holiday Shopping Season Amid Recent Spike In Crime
• Mayor Scott Renews Efforts To Find Stable Employment For Squeegee Workers, Launches 90-Day Community Engagement Plan
• Woman Shot On Pennsylvania Turnpike Recalls Apparent Road Rage Incident
• 'If Something Sounds Too Good To Be True, It Probably Is': Officials Urging Shoppers To Be Careful While Online Shopping This Holiday Season
• FBI Minneapolis Field Office Looking To Recruit More Women: 'Our Goal Is To Reflect The Community That We Work In'
• TSA Expects Travel To Pick Up At BWI Over Thanksgiving Holiday
• Manhunt For Suspect Who Allegedly Rammed Petaluma Officers With Stolen Car
• COVID, Gas Prices Causing More Minnesotans To Stay Home For Thanksgiving
• One Man Killed, One Wounded In Shootout At Grand Crossing Barbershop
• Illinois Department Of Employment Security Nixing Debit Cards, Going Back To Sending Paper Checks
• Northwestern Beats Georgia, Finishes 3rd At Roman Legends Classic
• No. 14 Illini Hold Off K-State In Hall Of Fame Classic
• Detroit Police Reviewing Safety Measures For Thanksgiving Parade Following Tragedy In Waukesha
• Herro Leads Heat Past Pistons 100-92 With 4th-Quarter Rally
• Knicks Recover To Beat Lakers Team Missing Suspended James
• Reversing A Stroke: A Maryland Woman's Experience With A Critical Breakthrough
• Annual Turkey Grocery Giveaway Hands Out Thanksgiving Meals To South LA Families
• 'I Wish I Hadn't Done That': Elizabeth Holmes Testifies About Fake Pfizer Validation
• Flyers Steamrolled By Lightning For Third-Straight Loss
• Man Sentenced To Life In Prison In Connection To Wilkinsburg Tax Return Robbery, Homicide
• Crews On Scene Of Fire In West Baltimore, 3 Rowhomes Impacted
• MDHHS: More Than 10% Of Michigan Children Ages 5-11 Receive First COVID-19 Vaccine Dose
• Kennedy Scores 21 To lift UMBC Past American 98-67
• Capuchin Soup Kitchen, Comerica Bank, Passes Out Thanksgiving Meals To Hundreds In Need
• 'The Busiest We've Had': Airlines At DIA Preparing For Hectic Travel Season
• Ravens Guard Kevin Zeitler To Assist With Funeral, Medical Expenses Of Waukesha Victims
• Riverside Man Arrested For Multiple Alleged Sexual Assaults On High School Students
• Detroit's Thanksgiving Day Parade: Here's What You Need To Know
• Heated Eats: Cold-Weather Outdoor Dining In Chicago For 2021-22
• Kitchens For Change: Turlock Teens Cook For Afghan Refugees
• Grace Centers of Hope Continues Mission To Help People Suffering From Addiction, Homelessness
• Despite High Gas Prices, Thanksgiving Travel Expected To Near Pre-Pandemic Levels
• 3 Charged In Attempted Murder Of Former OPD Captain Ersie Joyner; Also Charged in Death of 4th Suspect
• Trusted Travel Programs - Which Should You Choose?
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations See Small Uptick
• Dallas County Says Millions Of Dollars Are Available To Help Residents Facing Eviction
• COVID: BART Upgrades Air Filters Amid Potential Winter Surge, Workers Eventually Returning
• UPDATE: Flash Mob Smash-and-Grab Robberies Dampen Holiday Spirit in San Francisco
• Historic Katowitz Menorah Moved To LA City Hall Ahead Of Chanukah
• Pennsylvania Man Sentenced To Prison In Death Of 5-Month-Old Son
• Suspect Arrested After Alleged Assault At Home In Copperopolis
• Two Systems Set To Cool Things Down And Bring In A Bit Of Snow
• 2021 Hurricane Season Coming To An End
• Central Americans say poverty and food scarcity are reasons behind migration
• 23-Year-Old Jose Gutierrez Killed In Hollywood While Coming To Defense Of Woman Targeted By Follow-Home Robbers
• Local Drivers React To President Biden's Efforts To Help Lower Gas Prices
• Titans Waive Adrian Peterson After 3 Games
• Angelenos Hit The Road & Board Their Planes Ahead Of Thanksgiving Holiday
• Relief on Gas Prices Could Come by Christmas
• COVID Pandemic Brings New Difficulties to International Adoption Process
• Fmr. Silicon Valley Bank VP Convicted Of Insider Trading Charged With Forging Sentencing References
• 4-Year-Old Girl Dies Days After Harlem Fire That Killed Mother
• Michigan lab behind $229 million cannabis recall sues regulators
• Dallas Cowboys' #79 Ty Nsekhe Provides Thanksgiving Meals For 79 Needy Families
• Former Sacramento King Iman Shumpert Makes History With 'Dancing With The Stars' Win
• Report: Mater Dei High Football Locker Room Ritual Left Former Player With Severe Brain Injury, Broken Nose
• Crime Concerns Have Some Bay Area Residents Rethinking Personal Safety
• President Biden And First Lady Arrive On Nantucket For Thanksgiving
• Elizabeth Holmes expresses some remorse during criminal trial
• Samsung To Build $17 Billion Semiconductor Factory Near Austin Amid Global Chip Shortage
• Charges Expected To Be Re-Filed Against Fayette County District Attorney's Son In DUI Crash Case
• 'The Need Is Greater': More Sacramento Families Struggle To Make Ends Meet Heading Into The Holidays
• New York City Council Approves Mayor De Blasio's Rezoning Plans For Gowanus
• Supply Chain Crisis Causing Shortage Of Donated Toys For Children In Need
• FBI Help Arrest Wanted Fugitive, Brian Murray, Connected To Cheesman Park Murder
• SFPUC Calls For 10% Voluntary Reduction In Water Use As It Declares Water Emergency
• Inside the Coast Guard's hunt for drug traffickers
• It's Vax Or Mask To Get Inside Denver Businesses
• North Texas Economist Doubtful Releasing 50 Million Barrels From Strategic Oil Reserve Will Lower Gas Prices Much
• UPDATE: One Victim Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries in East San Jose Double Shooting
• Woman Shot & Killed In Baltimore County Tuesday Night Marks 50th Homicide
• More Teens Are Getting Illegal Guns, ATF Says
• Former Sheriff Jim McDonnell Gives Tips On Personal Safety
• Caught On Camera: Driver Uses Sidewalk To Get Around Slow-Moving Truck In Brooklyn
• Thanksgiving Travel: Expect Long Lines At Airport And Traffic On Roads
• Some Residents Choose To Stay Local For Thanksgiving Due To Nearly Record-High Gas Prices
• Massachusetts Hospitals With Limited Capacity Ordered To Reduce Elective Procedures
• Orange County Detectives Investigating 'Distraction Robberies'
• Long Island Animal Rescue Trying To Help US Air Force Sergeant Bring Cat Home From Middle East
• U.S. Military Medical Teams Arrive In Minnesota To Help Overwhelmed Hospitals
• Bay Area Representatives Outline Federal Funding Provided by Infrastructure Bill
• Proud Boys Leader Enrique Tarrio Subpoenaed By Jan. 6 House Panel
• Bears Head Coach Matt Nagy Denies Report He's Been Told Lions Game Will Be His Last As Coach
• 'This Is Not An Accident': Family Of CPD Officer German Villaseñor Killed By Wife, Also A CPD Officer, Wants Justice
• Philadelphia Marathon Organizers Donate Estimated $200,000 Worth Of Clothing Left By Runners To Salvation Army
• Minneapolis Dog Attack Sends Man To Hospital: 'I've Had Better Days'
• Pilot Program In Infrastructure Bill Would Allow For Younger Truck Drivers, But Key Could Be Bringing In More Women
• Arrest Made In 'Erotic Exotic Halloween Ball' Deadly Shooting
• City Council Approves New York Blood Center's Expansion Plans For Upper East Side Headquarters
• Hunts Point Produce Market Distributing Over 30 Million Pounds Of Produce For Thanksgiving
• With Carjackings On The Rise, Here's How To Protect Yourself, And Your Vehicle, This Holiday Season
• The best Black Friday air fryer deals to shop now
• COVID: Contra Costa Health Officials Note Progress On Boosters, Vaccinating Kids
• North Texas Man Makes Career Change Following COVID-19 Battle
• COVID In Colorado: Campaign Aims To Answer Questions From Parents About Vaccines And Children
• CeaseFirePA And Police Plead For Responsible Gun Ownership After 2 Boys Killed Less Than 12 Hours Apart
• Man, 46, With Schizophrenia Reported Missing In Whittier
• Gov. Hochul Says 2nd Avenue Subway Expansion Into East Harlem Will Get Green Light From Federal Infrastructure Law
• President Biden Releases More Oil Into Market, Warns Of Price Gouging While Experts Differ On Impact In Pittsburgh
• Dolphins Team Up With Local Organizations To Help Distribute Thanksgiving Dinner
• Pediatric COVID Cases Spiking As Parents Rush To Vaccinate Children Ahead Of Holiday Season
• Officials Warn Of Increased DUI Crashes This Thanksgiving
• Man, 30, Fatally Shot In Northwest Baltimore
• Dallas Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson Planned To Run For Re-Election Days Before She Announced Retirement
• Ready To Return To The Court, Klay Thompson Says Warriors Have Another Shot At Title
• Miami-Dade Corrections Hosts 'Feast For The Streets' Turkey Drive
• Surfside Collapse Survivors Receive Holiday Gift Cards
• Dollar Tree to increase price point to $1.25
• Darrell Brooks Jr. Charged In Deadly Waukesha Christmas Parade Crash
• Holiday Train Show Back In All Its Glory At New York Botanical Garden After Limited Capacity Last Year
• Gov. DeSantis Appoints Jared Moskowitz, Torey Alston To Broward Commission
• New England Patriots Foundation, Goodwill Hand Out 200 Thanksgiving Dinners In A Basket In Roxbury
• Convicted Felon Arrested In Vacaville Chase Gets 9 Years In Prison For Firearms Violations
• Dollar Tree Raising Prices: Many Items Will Now Cost $1.25
• Educator Walking Across Suffolk County To Bring Attention To Students' Mental Health During COVID Pandemic
• 'Change That Energy': Father Teaches Anger Management For Men After Losing Daughter To Domestic Violence
• N.Y. Attorney General Launches Investigation Into Babylon High School Sex Abuse Allegations
• Fort Worth Police Arrest 15-Year-Old Accused Of Aggravated Robbery And Sexual Assault Of Woman In Her Apartment
• 2 Killed In Pasadena Shooting
• COVID In Minnesota: Health Officials Encourage Adults To Get Booster Dose
• Open For Business: Eyewitness News Takes A Look Back
• NASA's DART Mission To Make First-Ever Attempt To Defend Earth From Asteroids
• Suspect Arrested In Connection With Stabbing Death Of Detroit Radio DJ John O'Leary, Report Says
• Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg Touts $22M Grant For Mass Transit Improvements In Baltimore's East-West Corridor
• Parkland Massacre Survivor David Hogg On School Shootings Rising Again: 'Major Gaps Within Our Social Safety Net'
• Missing Little Village Senior Reunites With Family After He Was Found In An Andersonville Doorway
• Penguins, Pirates And Steelers Partner With Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank To Give Away Hundreds Of Meals
• Small Plane Crash Into Temecula Field Kills Pilot
• 67 Cats Rescued From South Shore Home By Animal Rescue League Of Boston
• Arthur Avenue Looking 'Back To Normal Again' As Leaders Encourage Shopping Local For Holiday Meals
• University Of Colorado Police Department Signs Pledge To Hire More Female Officers
• Oakland Museum of California's Great Hall Reopening After Storm Forced Closure
• Extra-Alarm Fire Destroys Restaurant And Nail Salon In Oak Park
• UPDATE: 'Posse' Wrangles Elusive Emu At Large In Montrose
• CBS4 Captures Rescue Of Elderly Disabled Man Trapped In Elevator
• Man Shot, Injured On Dan Ryan Near 84th Street; Lanes Reopened
• Food Truck Pilot Program on Great Highway Announced
• Chase Community Bank Opens In Mattapan With Goal To 'Break Generational Cycles'
• Publix, Winn-Dixie Set Purchase Limits On Thanksgiving Staples
• Deven Tanguay Held Without Bail In Salisbury Hit-And-Run That Killed Becky Bartczak Of Amesbury
• Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Officially Files For Re-Election, Seeking 3rd Term
• QAnon Shaman, Andrew Cuomo Top Jon Keller's National Turkeys List
• 'Booster Blitz' To Be Launched In New Hampshire As COVID Cases Rise
• State Police Searching For Missing 20-Year-Old Destiny Starr Fletcher
• NASA's DART Mission To Make First-Ever Attempt To Protect Earth From Asteroids: 'This Is Rocket Science'
• Olivia Rodrigo, Jon Batiste Dominate Grammy Nominations
• Gopuff Drivers Go On Strike In Philadelphia, Nationwide Demanding Higher Wages, Better Working Conditions
• Penn State Head Coach James Franklin Agrees To 10-Year, $75 Million Contract Extension
• WATCH: Police Searching For Suspects In North Philadelphia Shooting
• Caught On Video: Man In Wheelchair Beaten, Robbed By Group Of Suspects In The Bronx
• Passerby Injured In Lauderdale Lakes Shooting, Search For Gunmen Continues
• Man Attacked With Metal Pipe On Way To Work In Queens
• New App Launched In Baltimore Aimed To Help Reduce Food Waste
• Maryland Sues Monsanto Over Chemicals' 'Long-Lasting Harm' On Environment
• Eligio Nunez, Convicted In Vacaville Ammo Explosion After Car Chase And Fire, Sentenced To 9 Years In Prison
• Mayor De Blasio Urging Gov. Hochul To Mandate COVID Vaccines For MTA Employees
• Chief Hyatt Says Baltimore County Detectives Are Working With Other Jurisdictions To Solve Attempted ATM Thefts
• Gov. Jared Polis Urges Coloradans To Get Vaccinated, No Statewide Mask Mandate
• Brian Laundrie Died Of Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound, Family Attorney Says
• Planetary Defense: NASA Launching First-Ever Test Mission To Redirect An Asteroid
• CBS4's Jim Berry Chats With The Fantastic Four Finalists For The Nat Moore Trophy ????
• Ohio jury holds major pharmacies accountable for opioid crisis
• Tips for navigating holiday travel
• Vikings Place DT Dalvin Tomlinson On COVID-19 Reserve List
• Add Christmas Trees To The Growing List Of Shortages
• Alzheimer's Awareness Month Highlights Importance Of Supporting Caregivers
• South Florida Businesses, Real Estate Execs Thrilled About Lifting Of COVID Travel Restrictions
• Darrell Brooks Jr. Charged In Deadly Waukesha Christmas Parade Crash; Prosecutors Say 6th Victim, A Child, Has Died
• Boyz II Men Return To Rivers Casino
• Grace Sinnott, 83, Killed In Cranford House Fire, Neighbors Rescue 2 Others From Burning Home; 'Bravery In Its Truest Form'
• Unarmed Homeless Response Pilot Program Expands Beyond Hollywood, Venice
• COVID: San Joaquin County Sees Declining Cases As Holidays Approach
• Biden Releasing Oil From Strategic Petroleum Reserve To Help Lower Gas Prices
• Titans Release Adrian Peterson Ahead Of Game Vs. Patriots
• Neighbors 4 Neighbors Comedy 4 A Cause Will Make You Laugh, While Helping Others
• Massachusetts Reports 2,616 New COVID Cases, 24 Additional Deaths
• Former Cowboys Head Coach Jason Garrett Out Of A Job In NY
• Philadelphia Police Department Provides More Than 300 Thanksgiving Meals To Families In Need
• 'It Doesn't Make Sense': Family Of Fall River Man Shot By Police Seeks Answers
• Massachusetts Drivers Filling Up Gas Tanks, Hitting The Road Before Thanksgiving
• FDA-Cleared InSpace Balloon Being Hailed Game Changer In Repairing Torn Rotator Cuffs By Philadelphia Doctor
• Suspect In Custody After Chase, Standoff That Closed Highway 99 North Of Sacramento
• Colorado On Pace For Deadliest Year On Roads, State Patrol Says
• Have You Applied For FEMA's COVID-19 Funeral Assistance Program? Share Your Experience
• Jury Awards $25 Million in Charlottesville "Unite The Right" Rally Civil Case
• Penn State Head Football Coach James Franklin Agrees To 10-Year Contract Extension
• Dollar Tree Raises Prices To $1.25
• Preview Of The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
• School Canceled In Ashburnham-Westminster Wednesday Due To Bus Driver Shortage
• Trans Netflix Workers Who Criticized Chappelle Special Drop Labor Complaint, But One Resigns
• Shopping Strategy: Black Friday 2021 Guide
• Aurora Police Arrest 15-Year-Old Boy In Connection With Nome Park Shooting
• Festival Of Trees Returns This Holiday Season
• Find Your Local Food Bank
• Woman Killed In Stockton Crash On N. California Street
• North Camden Youth Baseball Players Design MVP-Inspired Cleats For Phillies Superstar Bryce Harper
• Delaware County Wawa Sells $1 Million Scratch-Off Lottery Ticket
• Republican Candidate For State Court Seat Concedes After Recount
• Broncos-Chiefs Game On Dec. 5 Gets Moved To Sunday Night Football
• Ring Video Shows Waukesha Christmas Parade Suspect Darrell Brooks Pleading For Help, Getting Arrested
• Trump Backs Cox's Bid For GOP Nomination In Maryland Governor's Race
• Miami Weather: Cool Blast Brings Back South Florida Sweater Weather
• Scott Pioli Makes Hall Of Fame Case For Rodney Harrison -- And Tom Brady Is Sold
• TeKeith Jones Sentenced To 72 Years In Prison For Murdering Mother, 2 Children
• Robert Triggs Charged With Running Meth Lab After Fire At Mansfield Home
• Strain Of Avian Flu Discovered In Minnesota Turkey Flock
• MIAA Keeping Student Athlete Mask Mandate For Indoor Winter Sports
• Dollar Tree Hikes Prices 25%. Most Items Will Cost $1.25
• Proud Boys, Oath Keepers subpoenaed by January 6 committee
• 6 LAPD Employees To Be Fired For Violating Los Angeles City's Vaccine Mandate
• Chicago Weather: Windy Wednesday
• We Turkey Dog Dare You To Try 1 Of These Recipes On Thanksgiving!
• Contra Costa Supervisors Approve New Voting Boundaries Created By 2020 Census
• Mayor Duggan Explores Vaccine Mandate For Appointees In His Office As Detroit's COVID-19 Cases Spike
• 'Adventures In Christmasing' Star Kim Fields Talks About Writing And Producing The Movie, Part Of VH1's 'Naughty Or Nice' Film Series
• Former Shiawassee County Prosecutor Facing Charges For Arriving To Work Drunk, Carrying Firearms
• Jonah Canny Sentenced For Assaulting 6-Year-Old In Public Park Bathroom
• Dan + Shay Earn Fourth Consecutive GRAMMY Nomination
• Tips for enjoying a healthy Thanksgiving meal
• Motorcyclist, 47, Dies In Crash Along SR-160 In South Sacramento County
• Rita Moreno sounds off on her career
• Minneapolis Ranked Nation's Most Generous City
• 3 Former, Current Ewing Township Police Officers Charged With Violating Civil Rights Of A Minor
• Baltimore Sees Spike In Key COVID-19 Metrics, Officials Urge Caution Over Holiday Season
• New Video Shows Waukesha Christmas Parade Suspect Darrell Brooks Pleading For Help, Getting Arrested
• UPDATE: Shaken Holiday Shoppers Changing Plans in Wake Of Retail Smash-and-Grab Crime Spree
• 'We Will Prosecute These Thieves': Tarrant County DA's Office Has No Tolerance For 'Porch Pirates'
• Jason Garrett Firing In New York Offers Ominous Outlook For Joe Judge's Giants Career
• Denver Announces Indoor Mask Mandate As COVID Cases Surge
• Jon Batiste leads 2022 Grammy nominations with 11
• Man Charged With Homicide In Baldwin Bar Brawl
• Small Brush Fires Break Out Off 134 Freeway In Eagle Rock
• Embattled District Attorney Chesa Boudin: 'We Want Everyone To Feel Safe' In San Francisco
• Patriots-Colts Game Scheduled For Saturday Night In Week 15
• Third Sierra Ski Resort Delays Opening Due to Dry Weather
• Denver Weather: Measurable Snow Will Likely Wait Until December
• All I-25 Lanes At South Gap Project Set To Open Soon, Improve Travel Between Denver And Colorado Springs
• Family Of CU Student Annika Williams Wants Stricter Penalties For Street Racers
• Close Call: Douglas County Sheriff Shares Video Of Driver Nearly Hitting Turning Cyclist
• Louisville PD Says Wanted Suspect Has Threatened Lives of Specific People Including Officers
• Gabby Petito Homicide: Timeline Of Road Trip With Fiancé Brian Laundrie, Notable Dates And Events
• Stolen Thanksgiving Feast: Pueblo Mom Grateful To Police And Walmart For Saving Holiday Celebration
• Swarm Of Looters Take Part In Smash-And-Grab Burglary At The Grove, Lead Police On Chase
• Appeals Court Sides With Dallas County Judge, Shoots Down Texas Governor's Ban Against Mask Mandates
• 'What I Want Is A Refund': Elk Grove Seniors Out Nearly $35K For Cruise They Never Took
• St. Cloud Area School District Raising Substitute Teacher Wages In Effort To Address Staffing Shortage
• Red Cross Says Blood Supplies At Historic Lows, Bay Area Donors Sought
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• Michael Strahan Headed Back To Home State Of Texas To Blast Off On Next Blue Origin Space Flight
• Connellsville Business Accused Of Stealing $300K In Pandemic Relief Funds
• Alabama Will 'Take Care Of Business Versus Auburn': CBS Sports' Aaron Murray Previews College Football Matchups
• Jury Holds CVS, Walgreens, Walmart Pharmacies Responsible For Role In Opioid Crisis In Ohio
• Colorado's Endangered Places 2021: Winter Park's Balcony House Brings Together Past, Present
• GOP Candidate For Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court Seat Concedes To Philadelphia Democrat Lori Dumas After Recount
• Supply Chain Issues Could Lead To Real, Artificial Christmas Tree Shortage
• OIG Report: Baltimore County Councilwoman Cathy Bevins Violated Charter When She Moved Outside Her District
• California Lottery Warns Against Using Third-Party Apps, Websites To Buy Tickets Online
• Amid Spike In Traffic Deaths, MN Law Enforcement Agencies Ramping Up Extra DWI Enforcement
• Colorado's Endangered Places 2021: Lt. Gov. Lafayette Head's Home In Conejos Showcases Rich, Complicated History Of Early Colorado
• 'We Are Lucky To Have People Like This On The Watch': Massachusetts Firefighters Honored At Awards Ceremony
• Giants Fire Offensive Coordinator Jason Garrett
• East Bay Regional Parks To Waive Entrance Fees For 'Green' Friday
• Elderly SF Man Acquitted Of Hit-and-Run; Public Defender Says Accusation 'Based on Feelings More Than Facts'
• Wisconsin parade crash was "like a war zone," victim's uncle says
• Brian Laundrie Died Of Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound, Attorney Says
• Rwandan mountain gorillas a rare conservation success
• Broncos & Denver Rescue Mission Host Thanksgiving Event For Families At Empower Field At Mile High
• Dave Chappelle's George Floyd-Inspired '8:46' Nominated For Grammy
• Dalton To Start At QB For Bears Against Lions On Thursday; Fields Likely Inactive With Rib Injury
• Brian Laundrie died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, attorney says
• Olivia Rodrigo, Jon Batiste Dominate Grammy Nominations
• Iman Shumpert becomes first NBA player to win "Dancing with the Stars"
• Hundreds Flock To Dallas Church For Funeral Of Youngest Astroworld Victim, 9-Year-Old Ezra Blount
• Dollar Tree's Prices Going Up On Most Items From $1 To $1.25
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 5,186 New Cases, 72 Additional Deaths
• Kellogg's To Hire Replacements For Some Striking Workers After Talks Stall
• Hundreds of Airport Workers to Protest At SFO Over Wages, Benefits
• Waukesha Christmas Parade Crash: Suspect Darrell Brooks' Bail Raises Questions
• Maryland Police Officer Charged With Kidnapping & Perjury Over Illegal Traffic Stop
• 64th Annual GRAMMY Award Nominees: Taylor Swift And Kanye West Up For Album Of The Year
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 480 New Cases, 1 More Death
• No Sanctions Will Be Imposed On Valencia Branch Laboratory After Operator Addresses Record-Keeping 'Deficiencies'
• 15-Year-Old Boy Arrested In Deadly McKeesport Stabbing
• Minneapolis Warns 5th Precinct Residents Of Aggravated Robberies
• Best Buy Q3 Earnings Beat Expectations, But Shares Down 16%
• Santa's Helpers This Year Opting For Socially-Distanced Face Time
• Ten Canine Candidates In The Running To Be Littleton's Honorary Dog Mayor
• Florida Public Service Commission: FPL Should Be Able To Collect Additional $810 Million From Customers
• President Biden Orders Release of Strategic Petroleum Reserve To Stem Surging Gas Prices
• Boat Capsizes Off Tomales Bay, 3 Fishermen Rescued By Coast Guard
• Caregiver Charged With Murder, Accused Of Stabbing And Shooting 72-Year-Old Man In Detroit
• Another Sierra Ski Resort Delays Opening Due To Dry Weather
• Nonprofit To Redevelop Bank Damaged During George Floyd Protests
• Small Business Saturday sales: Our favorite small business deals you can shop right now
• Connecticut, Maryland Back On Chicago Travel Advisory, List Stands At 40 States, 1 Territory
• Suspect In Waukesha Christmas Parade Tragedy, Darrell Brooks, Charged With Murder; He Has Long Criminal Record
• Build Back Better would have muted impact on inflation: report
• Philadelphia Police Dispatchers, Clerk Indicted On Multiple Charges For Receiving, Spending Pandemic Unemployment Assistance Money Despite Being Ineligible
• Groveland Four Officially Cleared Of 1949 Rape Of White Woman
• Former Pirates Player And Manager Bill Virdon Dies At 90
• Armed Teenagers Targeting Car Owners In Mount Greenwood And Morgan Park
• Steelers Expect T.J. Watt, Minkah Fitzpatrick And Joe Haden To Return This Week
• Chicago Students Raise Turkeys, Grow Vegetables For Thanksgiving Feast For Seniors
• 17-Year-Old Charged In Woodbury Crime Spree
• 22-Year-Old Woman Killed In Crash Near Brainerd
• 22-Year-Old Livingston County Man Charged In Killing Of His Grandparents
• Thanksgiving Travel Rush On Full Display At Denver International Airport
• Cardinal Dolan Helps Hand Out Thanksgiving Turkeys In Harlem: 'A Great Time In The Life Of The Community'
• WWE Superstar Seth Rollins Attacked By Fan At Barclays Center
• State Fines PG&E $7.5 Million for Safety Code Violations
• Safety Tips For Frying A Thanksgiving Turkey
• Judge Denies Injunction Request From Allegheny County Police, Corrections Officers Over COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
• Lakers LeBron James Suspended 1 Game, Pistons' Isaiah Stewart 2 Games For Altercation
• COVID In Minnesota: Positivity Rate Hits 11%, More Than 11,000 New Cases Reported
• New CDOT Video Shows Central 70 Project Timelapse
• MassDOT Suspending Construction Operations Statewide Until Monday Night For Thanksgiving Holiday
• Matthew Judon Goes On Anti-Mac And Cheese Crusade Ahead Of Thanksgiving
• Guinness Open Gate Brewery Releases New Holiday Beers
• Two Businesses On Harford Road Hit By Would-Be ATM Thieves About 1 1/2 Months Apart, Police Confirm
• 3 Juveniles Arrested, Found With Nearly A Dozen Catalytic Converters Stolen From Throughout Ventura
• North Philadelphia Pays Tribute To George Floyd With 'Never Forgotten' Mural
• CBS Sports NBA MVP Rankings: Nikola Jokic 'Has Been The League's Best Player So Far'
• Woman Injured Jumping From Roof Of Burning Home
• Thanksgiving Gas Price Averages Across Texas Are The Highest In 8 Years
• California Bears The Painful Scars Of Native American Boarding Schools
• San Francisco Jury Acquits 81-Year-Old Man In Attempted Murder Of Ex-Wife
• Red Sox Reportedly Showing Interest In Free Agent Reliever Jeurys Familia
• Florida's Hurricane Hunters Get New Plane To Help Track Storms
• Broncos A Magnet For Veteran Quarterbacks Next Year, But Bidders Bring Baggage
• EPA Chief Promises Action After Residents In Texas Blame Cancer Deaths On Toxic Rail Yard
• Dollar Tree Raising Prices On Most Items To $1.25
• Donavan Crawford Charged With Murder After Ex-Girlfriend Gunned Down In Front Of 4-Year-Old Twins In West Philadelphia
• Man Found Dead In Burning Vehicle Outside Of Lenox Township Meijer Store
• U.S. adds Germany and Denmark to "do not travel" list
• Bouyea Paces San Francisco In 83-67 Win Over Morgan State
• Aberdeen Man Pleads Guilty To Enticing Teens To Have Sex
• Colorado State Rams Win Their In-Season Tournament, Off To Best Start Since 2014-15 Season
• Patton Leads Cleveland State Past Coppin State, 65-62
• Rozier's Late 3-Pointer Helps Hornets Over Wizards, 109-103
• Arbery's mom speaks out after attorney's "dirty toenails" comment
• Davis Celebrates Opening Of New Raising Cane's Restaurant
• SWAT Teams Responding To Man Barricading Himself In Grand Crossing Residence
• Where Patriots Stand In NFL Power Rankings After Fifth Straight Win
• 3 Missing After Flint House Explosion
• Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaways In South Florida
• U.S. gunmakers ask court to dismiss lawsuit filed by Mexico
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 740 New Cases, 16 New Deaths Reported
• 'Certainly Wish We Didn't End Up Back Here': Move To Mask Mandate In Denver And Some Neighboring Counties Met With Collective Groan
• Drew Barrymore Chats With Chris Wragge About Season 2 Of Her Talk Show
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• Police Release New Video In Search For Midtown Stabbing Suspects
• Will Changes Help Michigan Finally Beat Ohio State
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• Julian Edelman Says Tom Brady Tried To Recruit Him To Buccaneers The Day He Signed With Tampa
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• Disney lifts vaccine mandate for employees at Disney World
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