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Articles from November 27, 2021

• No. 13 BYU Rallies From Blown Lead To Beat USC 35-31
• Suspicious Vehicle Prompts Response From SWAT, Beverly Hills Police
• UCLA Runs Past Cal 42-14 To Wrap Up Eight-Win Regular Season
• Historic Season Ends In Heartbreak For California School For The Deaf - Riverside
• Holiday Shoppers Start Early to Avoid Supply Chain Woes
• Melrose Action Raises $28k For Camera Operation After Recent Rash Of Robberies
• UPDATE: News Crew Security Guard Shot in Oakland Dies From Injuries; Photo of Suspect Vehicle Released
• Kyle Lowry Scores 19 Points, Heat Beat Bulls 107-104
• Chicago Weather: Breezy With A Little More Sunshine
• 'Success Absolutely Means Survival At This Point': Local Shops Inch Toward Recovery On Small Business Saturday
• BREAKING: Suspicious Vehicle In Beverly Hills Prompts Response From Bomb Squad
• Alec Burks, Evan Fournier Spark Knicks Past Hawks
• Retailers Left In Fear After Recent Rash Of Smash-And-Grab Robberies
• Timberwolves Spoil Embiid's 76ers Return With 2OT Victory
• Suns Extend Win Streak To 16 With Victory Over Nets
• Young People Clean Up Behind Area In Baltimore Plagued By Illegal Dumping
• Victim In Lowell Homicide Identified As 22-Year-Old Dejah Jenkins-Minus
• Police: Man Assaulted, Robbed Of Over $4,000 Worth Of Property In Hell's Kitchen
• Man Killed In Shooting Near Gurnee Mills Mall
• Christmas Village Returns To Inner Harbor With Grand Opening Saturday
• Man Stabbed To Death In Bay Ridge, Suspect In Custody
• 'I Was Terrified:' Woman Recalls Stranger Following Her Car For Miles
• State, Anne Arundel Leaders Tour Annapolis For Small Business Saturday
• Mayor Scott Helps Kick Off Small Business Saturday In Baltimore
• Dallas Stars Win 4th Game In A Row, Beating Arizona Coyotes 3-2
• Supply And Drought Issues Impacting Christmas Tree Prices
• Man Killed In Fiery Crash In Golden Valley
• Mother, 2 Children Killed In Baltimore Fire Remembered During Vigil Saturday
• Baltimore Police Find Family Of Young Boy Walking In Street Early Saturday
• Defense attorney brings up Colonel Sanders in attempt to save his client
• Ahmaud Arbery's mother fulfills promise: "I will get justice"
• Mountaineers Become Bowl-Eligible With 34-28 Win Over Kansas
• Dallas Police Ask Public For Help Finding Deadly Hit-And-Run Suspects
• USA Love List
• First Snow Of Season Could Bring Slick Spots, Little Accumulation To Parts Of Maryland
• Candlelight Vigil For Lowell Homicide Victim Dejah Jenkins-Minus Held In Mattapan
• Pitt Wraps Up First 10-Win Season Since 1981, Beat Syracuse 31-14
• TSA: Record Numbers Of Travelers For Thanksgiving
• Burlingame Shoppers Show Up for Small Business Saturday
• News crew security guard dies after being shot during attempted robbery
• Three Injured In Hyde Park Shooting, Two Reported To Be In Critical Condition
• 14-Year-Old Boy Fatally Struck By Car In Lawndale; 12-Year-Old Girl In Critical Condition
• 'It's Just Too Much.' Neighbors Remember 51-Year-Old Gunned Down In Poplar
• Caught On Camera: Fire Rips Through Vacant Bar In Penns Grove, New Jersey
• One Pedestrian Killed In Sacramento In Ambulance Collision
• Allen Makes 47 Saves, Penguins Lose To Montreal 6-3
• Kings Knock Off Senators 4-2 To Halt Losing Streak
• Philadelphia Weather: Sunday System Brings First Chance Of Snowflakes For Parts Of Region
• Euless Police Detective Killed By Intoxicated Driver In Lake Worth
• Together 4 Colorado Toy Drive Now Underway
• Father's Stolen U-Haul Found In Sacramento By Law Enforcement
• Wachusett Mountain Opens For 2021-2022 Ski Season
• Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony Held In The Bronx's Little Italy
• Teenage Programmer in East Bay Creates Internet Study-Buddy Platform for Students
• World Scurries To Contain New COVID 'Variant Of Concern'
• Small Business Owners Say Shopping Locally Is More Important Than Ever Amid COVID, Supply Chain Struggles
• Police Respond To Shots Fired Call At Clark And Lake CTA Stop
• Man Found Shot Dead Under Viaduct In Stony Island Park
• 'From Pasadena, With Love,' City Of Roses Honors Small Businesses
• Man Struck, Killed In Harvard Heights Hit-And-Run
• Four In Custody Following Domestic Incident 'Involving A Firearm' At Sky Zone In Orland Park
• Bronzeville Holds 9th Annual Small Business Saturday Celebration
• 2 Wanted In Connection To Deadly Shooting In Washington Heights
• David Robinson, 53, Arrested For Murder Of Woman Who Died After Falling Down Stairs At Subway Station
• Maryland Beats Rutgers, Bowl Bound For 1st Time Since 2016
• Small Businesses Banking On Local Bucks For Small Business Saturday
• Man Accused Of Stabbing CTA Bus Driver In Custody
• Kenny Pickett Passes Dan Marino For Single Season Passing Touchdown Record
• Pilsen Business Windows Decked Out For Second Annual Christmas Window Walk
• Sunday's Show Info (11/28/21)
• SMU Defeated 31-34 By Tulsa In Close Faceoff
• Angels To Hire Phil Nevin As Third Base Coach
• Holiday Parking Crackdown Targets Drivers Illegally Parking In Spaces Reserved For People With Disabilities
• Man Dead After Being Shot 18 Times In Olney, Police Say
• Minnesota Reclaims Axe In 23-13 Win Against Wisconsin
• New York Islanders games postponed amid COVID-19 outbreak
• Clifford's Three Touchdown Passes Not Enough For Penn State, Losing 30-27 To Michigan State
• UCLA Basketball Bounces Back With 73-51 Victory Over UNLV
• AP Source: Mets Add CF Marte With $78 Million, 4-Year Deal
• Authorities Seeking Stepson Of Slain LAPD Officer For Questioning
• NOAA Outlook For Early December Keeps Colorado Warm And Dry
• 'No Good Deed Goes Unpunished': Elk Grove Woman Ticketed For Truck Donated Six Years Ago
• Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership's Elf Hunt Offers Big Prizes For Shoppers
• FBI, Philadelphia Police Searching For Woman Who Allegedly Robbed Wells Fargo Bank In Logan Square, Police Say
• Teen In 'Extremely Critical Condition' After Being Shot In The Face, Philadelphia Police Say
• Indigenous Business Owners Encourage People To Buy From Local Indigenous Businesses This Holiday Season
• News Crew Security Guard Shot In Oakland Dies From Injuries
• Multi-Car Crash Leads To Car Fire, Power Outage Near Frankford Avenue
• Baltimore's Monument Lighting, In Its 50th Year, Returns Thursday
• California Gold Rush Town Typifies Labor-Shortage Plight Vexing Businesses
• Boston Store Owners, Vendors Cash In On Small Business Saturday
• Remains Of Missing Woman Found Near Hinckley
• UNT Hands No. 15 UTSA Crushing Defeat, Dashing Perfect Season Dreams
• Baltimore Fire Department's Train Garden Returns To Engine 45
• Fox, Hield Lead Kings Over Lakers 141-137 In Triple Overtime
• Businesses Luring Employees Along With Customers This Season
• Stolen French Bulldog Found Safe On Long Island, Burglary Investigation Continues
• Man Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries After Rollover In Douglas County
• Could The Perfect Hug Improve Your Health?
• UM Decks Duke, 47-10, To Continue Late-Season Surge
• Small Business Owners Invite Customers To Participate In Small Business Saturday
• Homicide Suspect Surrenders To Baltimore Police After Nearly 6 Hours
• Local Businesses Hope For Similar Outcome Of Shoppers For Small Business Saturday
• Najee Harris Spends Thanksgiving With Head Coach Mike Tomlin
• Man Dead, Another Injured In Shooting At Coatesville Moose Lodge, Police Say
• 'A Very Unfortunate Accident': 5-Year-Old Boy Killed In Brooklyn Park Shooting Thanksgiving Evening
• No Burn Order Extended For Many Parts Of Southland
• Three Shot, One Fatally, In Two-Hour Span In Baltimore
• Patriots Plane Flies UNH Men's Soccer Team To NCAA Tournament Game In Oregon
• Woman Accused Of Biting Deputy After Getting Kicked Out Of Islamorada Bar
• North Beaver Township Lays Patrol Corporal Wayne Ramsey To Rest
• States Debate Whether Or Not To Drop 'Dehumanizing' Terms For Immigrants
• Shaler Township Police Warning Residents Of String Of Car Break-Ins
• BC Falls To #18 Wake Forest 41-10 In Regular Season Finale
• Chicago Police Alert Residents Of Recent Robberies In McKinley Park
• Stolen U-Haul Truck Recovered In North Lawndale
• East Coast Herring Fishing Industry Shut Down Until 2022
• Longtime Ohio Attorney Accused Of Human Trafficking Dies
• Colorado Man Dies In Becker County Crash
• Abandoned Child Leads Dallas Police To 15-Year-Old Accused Of Murdering Own Mother
• Chicago Police Alert Businesses Of Recent Burglaries In Pilsen
• Baseball Pitcher Hunter Greene Gives Away Thousands Of Cleats To Kids In Pacoima
• Leech Lake Residents Work To Revive Ojibwe Spiritual Traditions, One Pet At A Time
• LAPD Releases Body Cam Video From September Arrest
• Top News Stories You Might Not Have Heard About This Week
• Fauci says he "would not be surprised" if new COVID variant is in U.S.
• UPDATE: 2 Men Shot Outside South Bay High School Football Playoff Game
• 6-Year-Old Boy Run Over By Trailer At Tree Farm, Suffers Injuries
• Coast Guard Suspends Search for A Person In Baltimore Harbor
• Motorist Arrested on Suspicion of DUI, Gun, Drug Offenses in Suisun City
• 'The WasteShed' Art Store, Selling Recycled Supplies For Less, Opens Second Location In Evanston
• Bond Set For Westchester Man Charged With Attempted Armed Burglary In Oak Brook
• Woman Killed In Fiery Single-Vehicle Crash In Long Beach
• Steelers Cornerback Joe Haden To Miss Cincinnati Bengals Game
• Man Arrested in San Carlos on Suspicion of Methamphetamine, Firearm Possession
• Disease Management Areas Expanded After Chronic Wasting Disease Detected In Jefferson County
• Suspect Charlie Vasquez, 23, Charged In Shooting That Injured 2 NYPD Officers In The Bronx
• Man Found Dead Inside Vehicle After It Crashed, Caught On Fire In Northeast Philadelphia, Police Say
• The history of the Brooklyn Bridge: "An iconic piece of New York City and beyond"
• 'Tis The Season For Holiday Scammers, Such As Utility Calls
• New Video Shows Suspected Gunman, Car Used To Flee Scene Of Deadly Bronx Double Shooting
• LeBron James fined $15,000 for making an "obscene gesture"
• Philadelphia Area Shops Grateful For Their Regulars On Small Business Saturday: 'That's Our Lifeblood'
• New Castle County Man, Brian Gallagher, Arrested In Connection With Multiple Burglaries, Police Say
• Young Man Who Was Accidentally Invited To 'Grandma's' Thanksgiving As A Teen Celebrates 6th Year Of Dinner Together
• Minnesota Weather: Slight Rain And Snow, But Mostly Clear Travel Conditions Saturday
• Westbound US 36 Reopens Between Foothills Parkway And Table Mesa Drive After Crash
• Klavon's Plans To Expand To Cleveland, Serving Up Free Ice Cream Scoops For 1 Day To Celebrate
• Book excerpt: "Apparently There Were Complaints" by Sharon Gless
• Large Groups Rob Burnsville, Maplewood Best Buys On Black Friday
• 2 Hospitalized Following Shooting On Turnpike
• U.K. tightens COVID rules after 2 cases of new variant reported in Britain
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 620 Hospitalized As Key Metrics Rise
• Columbus, Ohio Tallies Record Number Of Homicides For Second Straight Year
• Panel approves request to demolish Wright brothers' 1st bike shop
• 2 Killed In Crow Wing County Head-On Crash
• Data Correction Drops COVID Vaccine Rates In Pennsylvania
• Miami Weather: Enjoy Cooler Temps, Warmer Trend On The Way
• Bob Dylan Artwork Show Opens In Miami
• Black Friday: Another High-End Store Is Robbed, In String Of Six LA Smash-and-Grabs
• Spring Garden Community Pantry Collects Winter Gear For Those In Need On Black Friday
• Colorado Weather: At Least Another Week With No Good Chance For Snow
• Possible Lakewood Home Depot Robbery Suspects Arrested in Beverly Hills
• Cold Fronts Bring More Than Just Cool Dry Air To South Florida
• COVID: Expert Says New Omicron Coronavirus Variant Likely Already in U.S.
• Group of 20-30 robbers swarm Best Buy in Minnesota on Black Friday
• Gov. Hochul: No Known Cases Of New COVID Variant 'Omicron' In New York
• Stray bullet kills man eating Thanksgiving dinner inside home
• The History Of The Brooklyn Bridge: 'Such An Iconic Piece Of New York City And Beyond'
• Person Hospitalized Following Shooting On I-290
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Cold, Gusty Saturday; Light Snow Showers Overnight
• Clay Coyote Recipes
• COVID: Highly Contagious Omicron Variant Prompts New Travel Restrictions
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: Nov. 27, 2021
• Local Businesses Hope Small Business Saturday Will Help Recovery From Pandemic Losses
• World scurries to contain new COVID "variant of concern"
• Man Robbed And Shot In South Austin
• DFW Stays Above Freezing, But How Long Will It Last?
• Local Businesses Celebrate Small Business Saturday With Special Promotions, Discounts
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Ariel
• Hey Ray! How To Watch Out For Black Ice
• Chicago Weather: Rain, Snow Mix Followed By Sunshine
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/27 Saturday Morning Update
• Family Of 5 Without Home After House Burns Down On Thanksgiving
• Man And Woman Recovering After Being Shot In Knoxville
• Police: Man Arrives At Hospital With Gunshot Wounds To His Face After Overnight Shooting
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cold Temperatures Today, Snow Expected Overnight
• Windy & Cold Saturday, Possible Snowflakes?
• News & Notes For Patriots-Titans
• Red Sox Sign RHP Michael Wacha To One-Year, $7-Million Deal

Videos from November 27, 2021

• A Promise to Ahmaud
• Typewriters make comeback during pandemic
• Organized "smash and grab" thefts increase nationwide
• Biden promotes small businesses as stocks take a hit over Omicron fears
• U.S. restricts travel from several African countries to slow spread of new COVID variant
• Countries reimpose restrictions as new Omicron COVID variant cases emerge
• Full Interview: Dr. Anthony Fauci looks back on COVID-19 response
• Snow expected to blanket parts of the Northeast this weekend
• Black Friday protests blame environmental and social challenges on consumerism
• Almost 30 migrants died while trying to enter Britain
• Remembering legendary musical theater composer Stephen Sondheim
• The Book Report: New fiction and nonfiction
• Health officials raise concern over Omicron variant's global impact
• NASA launches new mission to defend Earth
• The Dish: Meet the team behind Pig Beach BBQ
• New book examines 14-year construction process of the Brooklyn Bridge
• Holiday shoppers spend big, hunt for out-of-stock items
• Made in America: Small Business Saturday
• New book highlights story of resilience after Tree of Life shooting
• President Biden bans travel from South Africa and seven other nations
• New coronavirus variant could be more dangerous than Delta variant