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Articles from November 30, 2021

• Angels Reportedly Re-Sign Closer Raisel Iglesias To Four-Year Deal
• CA Drought: New Marin Water Restrictions Catch Some Residents Off Guard
• UPDATE: 'Violent Robbery Caravans' Confronting Police On Oakland Streets
• Jacob Robison Identified As Man Killed In 57 Freeway Crash In Fullerton
• Ducks Blow Late Three-Goal Lead, Beat Kings 5-4 In Shootout
• Weather Experts Concerned About Impact Of Colorado's 'Very Rare' Dry Winter
• Theranos Trial: Tears Flow As Elizabeth Holmes Talks Of Fractured Love Affair With Sunny Balwani
• Moorpark Community Comes Together To Help Owner Of Lalo's Mexican Food After Thanksgiving Eve Fire
• Ice-Cold Curry, Turnovers, Missed Free Throws -- Warriors Fall To Suns In NBA Showdown
• Brian Hsu, Accused Of Attacking Flight Attendant, Pleads Not Guilty In Denver
• Caught On Camera: Hancock Park Woman Robbed After Returning Home With Baby
• Sheriff's Homicide Unit Investigating Fatal Shooting In Whittier
• Family Remembers Woman Killed In Collision Involving Sacramento Metro Fire Ambulance
• 3 Teens Now Charged As Adults After Shooting In Hinkley High School Parking Lot
• Popular Del Paso Boulevard Business Closes Citing Dangerous Building
• Lakers Overcome James' Absence To Beat Kings 117-92
• In-N-Out Burger Appears Defiant As Enforcement Of LA's Proof Of Vaccination Requirement For Indoor Dining Begins
• Missing Teen Jasyre 'Eli' Robinson, Last Seen Nov. 23, Found in Bakersfield
• No LeBron? No Problem: Despite Slow Start, Lakers Beat Kings, 117-92
• Timo Meier Scores Twice In Sharks' 5-2 Win Over Devils
• Jussie Smollett Trial: Lead Detective In Investigation Explains On Witness Stand How Smollett Went From Victim To Suspect
• Chicago Weather: Slight Chance For Rain Wednesday Morning, Warmer During Day
• Northwestern Loses Close Game To Wake Forest In OT
• MLB Teams Snatch Up Free Agents Ahead Of CBA Expiration: Cubs Get Yan Gomes And Clint Frazier, White Sox Get Pitcher Kendall Graveman
• Gophers Remain Undefeated Following One-Point Win Over Panthers
• Kings Winger Brendan Lemieux Suspended For Biting Opponent
• Greenway, Kaprizov Lead The Way As Wild Beat Coyotes 5-2
• Authorities: Suspect In Walnut Creek Nordstrom Smash-And-Grab Out On Bail; 2nd Suspect Appears In Court
• COVID In Colorado: State Health Experts Using Wastewater To Detect Omicron Variant
• COVID Booster Demand 'Skyrocketing' In Massachusetts
• Massachusetts Attorney General Lawsuit Alleges Company Sold Fake Hand Sanitizer To Schools
• Loyal Customers Say Goodbye To Beloved Muffin Shop In Weymouth
• 'I Know What That Pain Feels Like': Parkland Parents Heartbroken After School Shooting In Michigan
• NYCFC Reaches Eastern Conference Final After Penalty Shootout
• Nets Edge Knicks On James Johnson's Free Throws
• Authorities Seeking Pursuit Suspect That Attempted To Run Officer Over
• NYPD: Familial DNA Search Identified Joseph Martinez As Suspect In Cold Case Murder Of Bronx Teen Minerliz Soriano
• Miami Art Week Kicks Off With VIP Party
• 'Camping In A Glamorous Way': Hollywood Condo Residents Keep Chins Up After Fire Leaves Them In The Dark
• Paterson, N.J. Doubling Down On Vaccination Efforts As Omicron Variant Inches Closer
• Street Closures Planned In Midtown For Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony
• U.S. Panel Backs First-Of-A-Kind COVID-19 Pill From Merck
• Baltimore County Officer Opened Fire On Driver Trying To Flee Traffic Stop: Police
• How Could Minnesota Be Impacted If Roe Vs. Wade Was Overturned?
• No. 17 UConn Holds Off Maryland-Eastern Shore 72-63
• City Council Expected To Vote On New Ward Map Wednesday, But Public Has Not Seen It, And Some Call For End To Gerrymandered Wards That Splinter Communities
• At Marillac St. Vincent's Wellness Closet, Demand For Toiletries Is On The Rise With Prices Jumping
• Allegheny County Worker Explains Why He's Prepared To Lose His Job Over Vaccine Requirement
• Shootout Between Cars Speeding In Hampden Rattles Otherwise Quiet Neighborhood
• 16-Year-Old Shot In The Bronx
• 'It's Probably Everywhere' Concern Grows About Omicron Covid Variant In Maryland As Positivity Rate Jumps Above 5%; Hogan To Speak Wednesday
• 3 Killed, 8 Injured In Shooting At Oxford High School In Michigan
• Kim Potter Trial, Nov. 30: Defense Says Former Cop Will Testify, 4 Jurors Seated
• Families Of Young Naperville Men Killed At Astroworld Festival Reject Offer By Travis Scott To Pay Funeral Expenses
• Three Killed, Six Injured In School Shooting In Oxford, Michigan
• Helicopter Helps Repair Damaged I-70 Through Glenwood Canyon
• Arlington Police Associations Present 'No Confidence' Petition To City Council Regarding Chief Al Jones
• Woman Who Robbed Little Caesars At Gunpoint Responsible For Armed Carjacking Last Week, Police Say
• Police Warn Of 2 Carjackings Involving Rifle-Toting Suspects In West Rogers Park
• Mayor Duggan Urging Detroiters To Take Advantage Of Auto Insurance Amnesty By Dec. 31
• 'I Got A Second Chance': Sioux Falls Father Of 5 Gets Double-Lung Transplant After COVID Damage
• Expect More Michigan Police On Roads Following Rise In Fatal Crashes
• Timo Meier Scores Twice In Sharks' Win Over Devils
• Former Major League Pitcher Ricky Romero Teams Up With Other Pros To Host Free Camp
• Revolution Season Comes To Disappointing End With Loss To NYCFC In East Semis
• Orioles Sign INF Odor, Reach Agreements With Santander, López & Fry
• Arrest Made In Burbank Hit-And-Run
• Police Investigated Suspicious Item At Cargo Facility Near LAX, Prompting Street Closures Tuesday
• Panthers Score Four Goals In Third To Beat Capitals 5-4
• Community Remembers Slain Church Employee Evelyn Player At Viewing
• Red Wings Beat Bruins 2-1
• Former Baltimore Homicide Prosecutor Faces 88 Charges For Using Privileges To Stalk, Harass & Extort
• Plymouth Teen Wins $100K Scholarship In Minnesota's COVID Vaccine Incentive Program
• Scott Pledges $35M To Close Baltimore's 'Digital Divide,' Expand Public Internet Access
• 'Grateful To Be Out Here & Have Fun': Dolphins LB Jerome Baker Meets With Students & Special Olympians Ahead Of International Day Of Persons With Disabilities
• 'You Have Demonized Our Kids': Little Elm High School Parents Lecture School Board Over Police Handling Of Student Walkout
• Folsom Ice Rink Ready To Open After Weeks Of Delays
• Foo Fighters Announce 2022 Tour With Shows At Banc Of California Stadium
• COVID In Colorado: Experts Using Multiple Methods To Monitor Omicron Variant
• 2 Teenage Carjacking Suspects Arrested In Englewood After Wild Police Chase
• FDA Panel Narrowly Votes To Recommend Merck's COVID-19 Pill
• Maryland-Based Vaccine Manufacturer Developing COVID-19 Vaccine That Targets Omicron Variant
• 85-Year-Old Man Killed In Yarmouth Hit-And-Run Crash
• State Trooper, Driver Hurt In Inver Grove Heights Crash
• Caltrans Says Most Wrong Way Crashes Involve Impaired Drivers; Continues To Add Safety Measures
• At Least One Dead Following Chatsworth Fire
• Get Booster Shots As Soon As You Can, Health Experts Say, As Omicron's Spread Collides With The Relentless Delta Variant
• Housing Shortage: Inventory Of Single-Family Homes In Santa Clara County Reach Record Low, Realtors Say
• Teens have easier access to drugs as illegal trade booms on social media
• Rep. Ilhan Omar Reveals Death Threat Voicemail, Urges House GOP To Address 'Anti-Muslim Hatred'
• 'Dreadhead Cowboy' Sentenced To 90 Days In Jail For Contempt Of Court After Repeatedly Interrupting Judge
• Exclusive: Local Family Discovers Home Listed On Airbnb After Strangers Arrive, Saying They Rented It
• Police: Construction Worker Raul Guaman Charged In Shocking Sex Crimes Against Women On Long Island
• GameStop Employee Shot During Attempted Robbery In Philadelphia's Lawncrest Section, Police Say
• Regional Physician Discusses How Local Hospitals Are Preparing For The Omicron Variant
• New Beverly Hills Chief Of Police Sworn In On Tuesday
• Small Business Owners Discuss Pandemic Recovery Challenges With Rep. Kweisi Mfume
• NYC Launches 'Language Access For All' Program To Improve Outreach, Communication With Multilingual Families
• Police: Infant Shot In Arm With BB Gun At West Sacramento Motel 6
• Some Families Of Astroworld Crowd Surge Victims Turn Down Travis Scott's Offer To Pay For Funerals
• Bulls Surprise Kelly College Prep Girls' Basketball Team With Afternoon Tournament
• Georgia Man Caught With Stolen Handgun At Newark Airport
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• Mayor-Elect Eric Adams Defends Taking Trip To Ghana Amid Growing Concerns About Omicron Variant
• LA County Animal Care Foundation Seeks Donations To Help Fight Animal Abuse
• Deadline Day: How Will SCUSD Vaccinate Thousands Of Students By January?
• Fishing Resumes In 45 Miles Of Water Off Orange County Coast Previously Closed Due To October Oil Spill
• Art Basel Puts NFTs And Tech In Focus
• Federal Disaster Assistance Deadline Approaching For New Jersey Residents Who Suffered Property Damage From Ida
• Twin Cities Entrepreneur Dreaming Big After Small Popcorn Business Gets Boost From Stephen Colbert
• Emergency Crews Rescue Man From Water Off Coney Island
• Dodgers Non-Tender Andrew Vasquez
• 'Senseless Act': Man Sentenced To At Least 5 Years In Deadly Crash Involving West Virginia Newlyweds
• 'Operation Christmas Child' Sends Joy To Children Around The World From Sparrows Point
• CVS Installs Time-Delay Safes At All Illinois Pharmacy Locations To Deter Would-Be Thieves
• County Supervisors Vote To Move Girls Out of Juvenile Detention
• Supreme Court Judge Refuses To Lift Temporary Restraining Order Stopping NYC's Plan To Change Retiree Health Benefits
• Gary And Lorraine Parker, Missing Ocean County Couple, Found Dead
• Evander Kane Reports To Sharks Minor League Team Following 21-Game Suspension
• AP Source: Pittsburgh Pirates, Catcher Roberto Pérez Reach 1-Year Deal
• 1st Of 4 Accusers Takes Stand At Ghislaine Maxwell Trial
• Coloradans Can Donate To Charity Via Gift Vending Machine
• Man Arrested After Allegedly Robbing Cottage Grove Bank, Fleeing On Foot
• Parents Speaking Out After Multiple Fights Break Out At Hopkins H.S.
• WHO says people who are above 60 and unvaccinated should postpone travel
• Duolingo Doubling Office Space In East Liberty
• Metro Fire Extinguishes Apartment Complex Fire In South Sacramento; Arson Suspected
• Retailers Worry That Repeated Organized Thefts Could Scare Shoppers Away From Mag Mile, Other Districts This Holiday Season
• West Suburban Man Whose Home Was Damaged By Tornado Doesn't Know Where He'd Be Without Red Cross' Help
• Blood Recipient Kristen Mill Reminds Us How Crucial Blood Donations To Organizations Like The Red Cross Are
• Celtics' Enes Freedom Calls Becoming U.S. Citizen 'Most Unforgettable Moment'
• Crowds Line Up For Free Winter Coats In Chatham And 3 Other Locations
• Firefighters Spend Night Battling Blaze At Northern Insulation In Round Lake
• UPDATE: Oakland Police Release Photo of Suspect Vehicle in Lake Merritt Fatal Shooting
• Police Identify Man Shot And Killed In North Hollywood
• Dr. Oz Running For Pennsylvania U.S. Senate In Wide Open Race For GOP Nomination
• U.S. officials expect vaccines to retain some effectiveness against Omicron
• Home Repair Groups Help Denver Family Keep Home For Holidays
• Scott Carr Selected As FIU's New Athletic Director
• Doctors, Insurance Companies Turning To Smart Trackers For Physical Therapy Outcomes
• National Western Stock Show Visitors To Have Many New Experiences In 2022
• New Texas Rules Requiring Oil And Gas Producers To Winterize Not In Time For This Winter
• LeBron Enters Health And Safety Protocols, Out Tonight Vs. Kings
• Anne Donnelly, Nassau County's New District Attorney, On Her Goals In Office: 'A Big Responsibility That I Take Seriously'
• NYC Becomes 1st U.S. City To Open Authorized Overdose Prevention Centers
• Schools relying on employees to work multiple jobs amid staffing crisis
• Former Rams Player Otis Anderson Jr. Shot And Killed On Monday
• Denver Police Help Rescue Woman Believed To Be Trafficked
• 'Never Let It Run Out Of Water': Many Christmas Trees Drier Than Normal Due To Drought
• Be Wary Of Online Puppy Purchases; Veterinarian Group Says Pet Scams Are Rampant, Particularly In Texas
• Boyle's Buffs Eyeing Rare Road Win vs. Ranked Opponent
• Chicago's Winter Overnight Parking Ban Starts Wednesday
• Homegoing Celebration, Funeral Service Set For Congresswoman Carrie Meek
• 'Long-Term Resilience': Secretary Of Labor Marty Walsh Touts Biden Administration's Efforts To Untangle Choked Supply Chain
• Keller @ Large: A Deep Dive Into How Mass. Lawmakers Want To Spend Federal COVID Relief
• St. Paul Schools To Extend Winter Break Due To Ongoing COVID Strain
• Red Cross Hero Says The Recognition Helps Her Nonprofit Help Chicago
• Family In Fear After Qui-Ying Ma Is Bashed In The Head With A Rock, Allegedly By Repeat Offender: 'I'm Not Satisfied About The Justice System'
• Diocese Of Brooklyn Welcomes New Bishop Robert Brennan
• CBS4 Investigates: Hollywood Condo Building May Not Have Power Restored For Weeks
• Pittsburgh-Area Outpatient Monoclonal Antibody Infusion Clinic To Expand Appointments Due To Demand
• After Fuller Park Fire, Resident Credits The Red Cross For Getting Him And His Dogs Shelter; Says It 'Helped Me A Lot'
• Chicago's Top Doctor 'Concerned' About COVID Variant Omicron, CPS To Start Voluntary COVID Testing For Students
• Giving Tuesday: CBS 11 I-Team Digs Into Where Money You Give To Charities Goes
• Giving Tuesday: 12-Year-Old Chelsea Phaire Helps Prepare Dozens Of Gifts For Homeless Children
• FDA Advisers Vote To Recommend Authorization Of Pill To Treat COVID-19
• Police Identify Baltimore Officer Who Killed Barbershop Shooting Suspect
• FBI Investigates Slew Of Threats At Pittsburgh-Area School Districts
• Brigham And Women's Hospital Creates Program To Help Long COVID Patients
• Art Basel Is Back! Premier Art Fair Returns With More Than 250 Galleries From 36 Countries
• 'Georgia's Defense Is Just So Good': CBS Sports' Houston Nutt Previews SEC And Conference USA Championships
• Two Broncos Are In The Running For NFL Rookie Of The Week
• Elmont Residents Say Parking Problems At New UBS Arena Is Causing Chaos On Local Streets
• Open For Business: The Merrygold Shop's Carefully Curated Items Bring Especially Merry Feel To Holidays
• Baltimore City Health Department To Distribute Free At-Home Rapid COVID-19 Test Kits To Community Groups
• Busy 2021 Hurricane Season Comes To An End
• 'West Side Story' Movie Hits Red Carpet In New York City
• Most Popular Dog And Cat Names Of 2021: Is Your Pet's Name On The List?
• Local Organizations Rally Volunteers And Donations For Giving Tuesday
• Brother Of Surfside Condo Collapse Victims Testifies Against Bill That Would Lower Time To File Lawsuits Over Construction Defect Claims
• 'Giving Tuesday' Provides Opportunity To Help South Florida Communities In Need
• Whitmer Seeks $300M For COVID-19 Testing At Michigan Schools
• Attorney General Identifies Man Fatally Shot By Anne Arundel County Police On Sunday
• Kenny Pickett And Jordan Addison Help No. 17 Pitt Lead ACC's All-League Team
• 3 Killed, 8 Wounded In Shooting At Michigan High School
• Black Lives Matter Mural Vandalized At Somerville Hair Salon
• Why The New Omicron COVID Variant Is More Concerning
• Tiger Woods Says His Days Of Playing Golf Full Time Are Over
• Maryland Awards More Than $9 Million In Tax Credits To Revitalize Six Historic Buildings
• 2 Drug Dealers To Plead Guilty In Mac Miller's Overdose Death
• Walnut Creek City Council to Hold Special Meeting on Nordstrom Smash-and-Grab
• CBS4 Finds Some Colorado Businesses Not Enforcing Mask Mandates, As Health Departments Receive Complaints
• Florida Lawmakers Look At Proposal To Address Toxic Algae
• 4 Students Killed, Others Shot At Oxford High School; 15-Year-Old Suspect In Custody
• Ravens WR Bateman Celebrates Birthday By Giving His Mom A Mercedes Benz
• Baltimore County Police Make Arrest In 24-Year-Old Woman's Murder
• 4 Firefighters Injured In Ceiling Collapse Battling Upper East Side Restaurant Fire
• Tiger Woods Speaks On His Horrific Leg Injury, Road To Recovery, Playing Future At Major Championships
• 'Intoxiflation': Despite Higher Prices, Floridians Will Continue Buying Booze Over Holiday Season
• Kevin Nishita's Daughter Opens Up After Fatal Shooting; 'He Doesn't Want Us To Be Sad'
• Shots Fired Into Miramar Apartment, Two People Injured
• Car Smashed Into Fort Lauderdale Business, Two People Injured
• Germarcus David Charged With Murder Of His 4 Young Children, Their Grandmother Ericka England
• FDA Advisers Endorse Merck's COVID Antiviral Drug In Narrow Vote
• As Staffing Shortage On Rikers Island Remains Big Concern, Vaccine Deadline For NYC Correction Officers Expires
• Patriots Power Rankings Update: Is Bill Belichick's Team The Best In The AFC?
• 20-year-old college student dies after fraternity-run boxing match
• Driver Of Vehicle Hits Pedestrian In Squirrel Hill
• Cook County Surpasses 1,000 Homicides For First Time Since 1994
• COVID Vaccine Passport Program Could Be Coming To Massachusetts Soon, Baker Says
• Florida Back-To-School Sales Tax 'Holiday' Gets Initial Senate Support
• DIA: New TSA Line Configuration Was 'Highly Successful' During Thanksgiving Week
• Omicron Variant Was In Europe Before South Africa Sounded Alarm
• Massachusetts Reports 2,915 New COVID-19 Cases, 31 Additional Deaths
• 3 People Injured When Car Slams Into Freightliner Truck On Route 59 In Naperville
• New Policy Now Limits Medical Parole For California Prisoners On Ventilators
• Life In Prison Without Parole For Texas Woman Convicted Of Capital Murder Of 2 Kansas Carnival Vendors
• 34-Year-Old Warren Man Charged In Death Of Girlfriend
• Foo Fighters Bringing 2022 Tour To Pittsburgh
• KDKA-TV Turkey Fund Final Total Helps More Than 38K Families Have Thanksgiving Meals
• Seven Springs Is Snow-Covered And Ready To Welcome Skiers, Snowboarders
• Giving Tuesday: Where To Find Cause-Based Coalitions In Your City
• Man's Body Found Near Bicycle In Corcoran Ditch
• Attorney, Law School Professor Dennis Franks Identified As Man Killed After Tree Falls On Encino Home
• FBI Offers Reward For Justin Smith, Suspected Of Killing Pregnant Girlfriend Dianna Brice In Philadelphia
• DU Cheer Squad Happy To Help Together 4 Colorado Toy Drive
• 77,647 Total Breakthrough COVID Cases Reported In Massachusetts, Which Is 1.6% Of Vaccinated People
• WJZ's Furever Friend: Meet Phineas
• Camden County Issues Code Blue Ahead Of Freezing Temps Expected Overnight
• Man Charged With 4 Felonies In Danville, San Ramon Robbery Crime Spree
• Travel Surges At Oakland Airport Over Thanksgiving, Reaches 77.5% Of Pre-Pandemic Level
• These are the hottest toys of 2021, according to Amazon. And a bunch are on sale now
• The NFT Revolution Takes Center Stage At Art Basel Miami And Goes 'Where No One Has Gone Before'
• Detroit Police Search For Driver More Than A Year After Pedestrian Killed In Hit-And-Run
• Beverly Hills City Hall To Hold Hanukkah Menorah Lighting Ceremony Tuesday
• Native American Heritage Month: North American Indian Association of Detroit
• Health Officials Push COVID-19 Boosters As Concern Grows Over Vaccine Effectiveness With Omicron Variant
• Water Restored After 50 Houses Affected By Service Line Issue In North Philadelphia
• OIG Report: Department Of Finance Failed To Bill Company For 'Right Of Way' Permits, Costing City $46K
• St. Cloud Woman Charged With Murdering Baby, Throwing Body In Dumpster
• Suspect Wanted In Munhall Shooting Surrenders To Authorities
• UMass Amherst Tuition Is Going Up In 2023
• Scientists Say It Will Take Weeks To Tell How Dangerous Omicron Really Is. Here's Why
• Oh Poop! Suspects Wanted For Arson In Southlake After Blowing Up Porta Potty With Fireworks
• Chicago Weather: Mild Start To December
• Miami Weather: Warming Trend Continues This Week
• Pedestrian Hit And Killed By Vehicle On Dan Ryan Expressway
• Pari-Mutuels Fire Back At Seminoles In Gambling Appeal
• Baltimore Police Searching For Man Last Seen Over A Week Ago
• Three Killed, Six Injured In Michigan School Shooting, 15-Year-Old Suspect In Custody
• Police Locate Missing 13-Year-Old Marquay Bryant
• 3 Killed, 6 Injured In Shooting At Michigan High School
• Foo Fighters Announce 2022 Denver Stop On New Tour
• Police: At-Risk Man Reported Missing In Natomas Area
• 'Intoxiflation': Despite Higher Prices, Floridians Will Continue Buying Booze Over Holiday Season
• Child, Driver In Serious Condition After Crash In Tuscola County
• Skiers Rejoice: Bear Mountain, Snow Summit To Open Thursday
• Scott Peterson Moved From Death Row To San Mateo County Jail
• 1 Person Hospitalized After Roxbury Shooting On Rockland Street
• Folsom Ice Rink
• Fort Worth Leaders Ring In Salvation Army's North Texas Red Kettle Campaign
• Resale Shop Benefitting SafeHaven Domestic Violence Survivors Closed Following 'Significant' Burglary
• Orioles Lose Recent Waiver Claim Lucius Fox, Release Pitcher Brooks Kriske
• Brad Marchand Reveals What He Said To Artemi Panarin, Shares Disappointment With Suspension Decision
• Gov. Whitmer Voluntarily Dismisses Enbridge Federal Lawsuit, Shifts To 2019 State Suit
• McKees Rocks Homicide Suspect Turns Himself In
• New York City opens nation's first supervised injection sites
• LA City Council Approves Ghost Gun Ban
• California Ban On High-Capacity Magazines Upheld
• Red Cross Day Of Giving: Here's How You Can Help!
• 84 Lumber Announces 24 Days Of Giving Holiday Campaign
• More Than 200 Downed Trees, Fallen Limbs Reported In Santa Ana After Thanksgiving Week Windstorm
• 9th Circuit Court Upholds California Ban On High-Capacity Magazines
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rules Mask Mandate For K-12 Schools Remains For Now
• Explosion At Cleveland Cliffs Steel Plant In Burns Harbor
• Most big employers say they are mandating COVID-19 vaccines
• School Mask Mandate Remains For Now While State Supreme Court Considers Appeal
• Move To Deny Restraining Order For Woman Before Salem Shooting Ruled A 'Reasonable Application' Of Law
• Appeals court judges skeptical of Trump's executive privilege claims
• El Chapo's wife sentenced to 3 years for helping drug cartel
• Man Who Slammed 3 Delaware State Police Troopers With Stolen Tow Truck Charged With Attempted Murder
• In Advance Of Omicron's Arrival, New York City Children Flock To Vaccine Pop-Up Sites, Report Few, If Any, Problems
• California Prisons Now Limiting Medical Parole To Only Those In Ventilators
• Appeals Court Upholds California's Ban On High-Capacity Magazines
• U.S. warns renewed Russian aggression in Ukraine will have consequences
• Gov. Tom Wolf Not Considering Additional Containment Measures Amid Omicron Variant Concerns
• Police: Harlem Man Sprayed With Unknown Substance, Struck With Stick During Assault
• Sheriff reveals more on FedEx packages dumped in ravine
• 83-Year-Old Man Robbed At Park Street MBTA Station; Police Searching For Suspect
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 534 New Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• Bay Area Startup Sets Sights On Developing 'Perpetually Flying Drone'
• Brian Hsu, Accused Of Punching Flight Attendant, Set To Appear In Federal Court
• Report: LA Sheriff Halting Use Of COVID Testing Provider Fulgent Over Alleged Ties To China
• Elderly Man Fatally Struck By Motorist In San Francisco's Bayview
• On Tuukka Rask, Bruins GM Don Sweeney Gives Most Definitive Statement Yet
• Trial Resumes In Harrisburg Tuesday That Could Impact How Pennsylvania Funds Public Schools
• Robert Kinney Gets 1 Year Behind Bars, 15 Years Probation In St. Paul Fatal Hit-And-Run
• Daly City Police Searching for 2 Suspects in Recent Serramonte Center Macy's Robbery
• Detroit Zoo Debuts Annual Wildlife Photographer Of The Year Exhibit
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 5,766 New Cases, 113 More Deaths
• Officials: Data Breach At Huntington Hospital Impacts Personal Information Of 13,000 Patients
• NASA Postpones Spacewalk Due To Space Junk Warning, Too Risky For Astronauts
• Sayid Muthana Recovering After Being Shot On The Job At Family's Brooklyn Deli
• Little Elm High School Students, Parents Asked To Attend Listening Session Following Protests About Sexual Assault Allegation
• Police Searching For Suspect In Fatal Thanksgiving Day Hit-And-Run In Cherry Hill
• MN Weather: Rain, Wintry Mix Expected During Overnight Hours
• Missing Dallas Man Jeffrey Nathan Lovell Found Safe
• Edward Badalian, Daniel Rodriguez Charged With Conspiracy, Assault In Connection With Jan. 6 Capitol Breach
• Americans compete with automated bots for best deals this holiday season
• Celebrity Surgeon Dr. Oz Running For Senate In Pennsylvania
• Cooking Corner: Thanksgiving Leftovers
• Austin won't exempt Oklahoma National Guard from vaccine mandate
• Broncos Get A Boost By A Number Of Power Rankings After Week 12 Win
• Singer Ari Lennox detained in Amsterdam after confrontation
• Meadows "engaging" with House January 6 committee, chairman says
• Deputies Find Gun With High-Powered Round During Traffic Stop At Penryn Concert Parking Lot
• Fire Restrictions Go Into Effect In Mountain Areas Of Boulder County
• California, North Carolina Now Off Chicago's Travel Advisory, No New States Added But 38 Remain
• Maryland Ranked 4th In Defense Spending In 2020, According to Department Of Defense Report
• Colorado Weather: Vermont Ski Areas Have Had More Snow Than Some Colorado Ski Areas
• Chemical Spill In Haverhill Plant Injures 2 Workers
• "QAnon Shaman" to appeal 41-month sentence for role in Capitol attack
• Kids Leaving Letters For Santa At Macy's Will Help Other Kids Struggling With Serious Illnesses
• Two Drug Dealers To Plead Guilty In Mac Miller's Studio City Overdose Death
• Red Cross Honors 16-Year-Old Hero Blair Holt, Who Lost His Life While Shielding Classmate From Gunfire
• Accused Drunk Driver Dylan Molina 'Enjoyed Himself' With Vodka Redbulls Before Fatal Crash
• US Rep. Debbie Dingell's Dearborn Office Broken Into, Vandalized
• Newsom Enlists California Highway Patrol To Help Stop Smash And Grab Robberies
• Man Struck By Gunfire While Walking On San Francisco Tenderloin Street
• Warren Police Investigate After Woman Found Dead In Home
• 2 Taken To Hospital After Firing At Police From Car In Commerce City
• Leonard Robinson Held Without Bail After Being Charged With Murdering Dejah Jenkins-Minus In Lowell
• Goo Goo Dolls Add Pittsburgh Date To Summer Tour
• COVID In Minnesota: Positivity Rate On A Downward Trend, But Still Above 10%
• Let's Look At The Buffalo Bills, Who Will Host Patriots In Their Biggest Game Of The Season
• Advocates: Put Holiday Consumerism Aside For A Second And Remember Giving Tuesday Is About Helping The Less Fortunate
• LOOK: Horse Runs In Traffic On Busy Route 140 In Taunton
• States Clash In Florida Transgender Student Bathroom Case
• Congress stares down slew of deadlines with return to Washington
• Ravens-Packers Game In December Moved To 4:25 P.M., Team Says
• Police Impersonators Caught On Video In Bronx Home Invasion Robbery
• MDHHS Expands Opioid Health Home Services In SE Michigan
• Laredo Sector Border Patrol Agents Arrest 80+ Undocumented Migrants Inside Stash House
• Cambridge Health Alliance Won't Take Vaccine Walk-Ins In Somerville Due To 'Unprecedented Volume'
• Florida Regulators Urged To Back New Area Code In Palm Beach County
• Woman Arrested, Taken For Mental Health Evaluation After Trying To Walk Onto LAX Tarmac
• Doctor, Inspired By Seeing Red Cross In Action In Puerto Rico After Hurricane Maria, Inspired To Run Chicago Marathon
• Omicron vs. Delta: Scientists Race To Determine Severity, Transmissibility & Vaccine Effectiveness
• Modesto Man, 40, Suspected Of Sexual Assault During Home Invasion
• 6 Broncos Rookies Played Significant Roles In Victory Over Chargers
• Who is Ghislaine Maxwell? A look at her life and history
• Bruins Head Coach Bruce Cassidy Placed In COVID-19 Protocol
• Tips For Controlling Screen Time For Kids And Teenagers Addicted To Video Games
• TCU Introduces Sonny Dykes As New Head Football Coach
• Stocks sink after vaccine maker expresses Omicron concerns
• Wrong-Way Driver Involved In Fiery Crash On I-5 In Sacramento; DUI Suspected
• Blast Leaves Behind Mysterious Crater On Fox Island: 'A Huge Boom'
• Philadelphia Weather: Chance Of Light Snow Showers In Pennsylvania As Meteorological Winter Begins Wednesday
• Rosenbaum Drops Out Of Maryland Governor's Race
• Three U-Haul Trucks Stolen From Rental Facility In Avondale
• UC Study: Vital Sierra Snowpack Could Slowly Disappear Amid Climate Change
• Here's How Your Gas Could Hit $5 A Gallon
• Register To Ring For The Salvation Army's Red Kettle Campaign
• Giving Tuesday: How To Support Non-Profits, Other Groups In Philadelphia Area
• 22-Year-Old Troy Man Charged In Mother's Fatal Shooting After Thanksgiving Dinner
• The Salvation Army Angel Tree
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 1,244 New Cases Reported, Positivity Rate Rises To 5%
• Free At-Home COVID Tests For New Hampshire Residents Gone After 'Overwhelming Response'
• New Princess Diana Exhibit To Open In Santa Monica
• Testimony begins in trial of ex-"Empire" actor Jussie Smollett
• This Seahawks Era Appears To Have Ended With A Russell Wilson Goal-Line Interception
• Former officer Kim Potter will testify in her trial, attorney says
• NBA Heavyweight Showdown -- Red-Hot Warriors Square Off Against Sizzling Suns
• Denver Moves Ahead With Plan To Ban Majority Of Flavored Tobacco Products, Businesses Worry
• Parkland School Shooting Victim Alex Schacter Posthumously Inducted Into UConn Fraternity
• 18-Year-Old Shot In Head Working At Family Deli In Brooklyn
• Sto-Rox Junior/Senior High Students Dismissed Early, Will Learn Virtually Due To Threat Of Violence
• Beloved Denver Chicano Artist And Meow Wolf Contributor Stevon Lucero Remembered For 'Genius' Work
• Ex-Air Force Worker Sentenced For Stealing Government Funds
• NASCAR Working Towards Future Growth
• Greece to require vaccine for those over 60
• Rep. Lauren Boebert In Call Refuses To Apologize For Anti-Muslim Remarks
• PTL Links: Nov. 30, 2021
• Norton Man On Scooter Dies After Collision With Another Car
• For His 22nd Birthday, Former Gopher Rashod Bateman Bought A Car For His Mom
• Most Americans Rank Buying A Home Over Getting Married
• Study Ranks Pennsylvania As 2nd Best State In U.S. For Christmas Decorations
• Philadelphia Firefighters Rescue 2 People From Burning Historic Home In Fairmount
• LA Special Counselor To Plead Guilty To $2.2M LADWP Kickback Scheme, Bribing LADWP Officials
• Crash Involving Tractor-Trailer, SUV On Route 130 North In Bordentown Leaves Man Dead, Police Say
• 4 Ex-MPD Officers To Be Tried Together In Federal Case For George Floyd's Death, Judge Rules
• Pirates Send Gold Glove Catcher Jacob Stallings To Miami
• Judge blocks vaccine mandate for health care workers in 10 states
• Jim Harbaugh Stumps For Michigan Star DE
• Sacramento Renews Interest In Zoo Relocation Sites
• Police Break Up 'Fisticuffs' At MSP Airport
• Lions RB D'Andre Swift's Still Hurting
• SPPS Adds 2 Days To Winter Break, Citing Stress Of Pandemic
• Undisclosed Forensic Evidence Found In Search For Heidi Planck
• Man Allegedly Pulls Knife On Fellow Red Line Rider After Mocking COVID Mask
• COVID: Omicron Variant Has Some Bay Area Families Revising Holiday Travel Plans
• Tanker Truck Full Of Fuel Hangs Over Bridge After Collision At Loop 12, Shady Grove
• Barbados cuts colonial-era ties with Britain and Queen Elizabeth II
• 163 Red Cross Volunteers From Illinois Responded To Hurricanes And Wildfires Nationally
• Future Leaders Winner Setting Up Bright Future In Aerospace Engineering
• FTC surveys Amazon, Walmart and 7 others in supply chain probe
• Prosecutors ask Supreme Court to review ruling that freed Bill Cosby
• Biden says Omicron variant is "cause for concern, not a cause for panic"
• Powell warns Congress that inflation may keep rising next year
• Vikings Place CB Patrick Peterson On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Omicron variant was in Europe before South Africa raised the alarm
• Elizabeth Holmes alleges former lover and business partner abused her
• Chris Cuomo coordinated with brother's top aide, documents show
• Scientist who helped discover Omicron variant warns of its potential
• Red Cross Reports Blood Emergency With Donations At Lowest Level In 10 Years
• Wisconsin Truck Driver Killed In Carver County Rollover Crash
• Pfizer Expected To Seek FDA Authorization For Booster Shots For 16, 17 Year-Olds
• Hundreds Of Gloucester Township School Teachers Protest For New Contract: 'I Feel Taken Advantage Of'
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/30 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• North Hills School District Investigates Threat, Finds It Not To Be Credible
• Pittsburgh Weather: Winter-Like Weather, Snow Flurries
• In Shadow Of Texas Gas Drilling Sites, Health Fears Escalate
• South Philadelphia Row Home Catches Fire
• Weather: Slightly Warmer Day Ahead
• 'Waiting To Get Your Booster Is A Bad Idea': Local Experts Weigh In On Omicron COVID Variant
• Bear Tranquilized, Released Back Into Woods After Being Hit By A Car
• Second Person On Board Plane That Crashed Near Grove City Dies
• Missing North Miami Beach Teen Jeimy Henrriquez Has Been Found
• 'I Have Goose Bumps': Zoo Miami's Ron Magil On 'Rita' Laying 2nd Egg On Live Bald Eagle Cam
• COVID Took His Wife And Left Him Hospitalized, Now He's Urging Others To Get Vaccinated
• What To Know Ahead Of Revolution-New York City FC MLS Playoff Match
• SUV Slams Into Utility Pole In Pittsburgh's Knoxville Neighborhood
• All 13 Propel Schools To Learn Remotely Following Social Media Threat
• Gay 90's Disputes Woman's Claim That She Was Nearly Kidnapped From Minneapolis Bar
• NASA reschedules spacewalk due to possible risk from space debris
• Vietnam Airlines Launches First Non-Stop Service From SFO To Ho Chi Minh City
• Mayor Bill Peduto Helps Light Pittsburgh's Official Menorah
• Pitt Football Fans Wait In Line Overnight For ACC Championship Game Tickets
• Monongahela River Nominated For River Of The Year In Pennsylvania

Videos from November 30, 2021

• Officials give update on school shooting in Oxford, Michigan
• 11/30: Red and Blue
• Economic uncertainty looms for Biden administration amid inflation, Omicron variant
• Federal appeals court weighs release of Trump January 6 documents
• Researchers race to assess the new Omicron variant
• NASA spacewalk delayed due to debris threat
• Illegal drug trade thrives on social media
• Schools struggle with severe staff shortages
• Showdown over Trump records in Capitol riot probe
• CNN suspends anchor Chris Cuomo
• First accuser testifies in Ghislaine Maxwell trial
• U.S. braces for arrival of Omicron variant
• COVID variant Omicron could lead to further economic strain
• Officials provide update on Michigan high school shooting
• Powell and Yellen testify on inflation, debt ceiling
• Sneak peek: The Corn Rake Murder
• Suspect in custody after Michigan high school shooting
• 3 dead, 6 injured in shooting at Michigan high school
• January 6 House panel chairman says Mark Meadows is cooperating with investigation
• Supreme Court to hear major abortion case
• Department of Defense deploying military medical personnel to Michigan and New Mexico as COVID-19 support
• "Not a cause for panic": Omicron coronavirus variant puts pressure on Biden administration
• Upcoming blockbuster movies and TV shows to enjoy this holiday season
• Federal appeals court to hear arguments on Trump records
• National Ambassador for Young People's Literature, Jason Reynolds, talks "Stuntboy, in the Meantime"
• Biden urges Americans to get booster shots as concern spreads over Omicron variant
• NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson on supporting veterans, public education this Giving Tuesday
• How to participate in Giving Tuesday
• NIH Director Dr. Francis Collins on the risks posed by the Omicron variant
• 11/30: CBSN AM
• Media magnate father and fall from grace shape Ghislaine Maxwell's life
• Online bots are making it harder to find holiday deals this year
• Chris Cuomo coordinated with Andrew Cuomo's top aide amid sexual harassment claims, documents show
• Scientists who first sequenced Omicron on what they are seeing
• Biden: New Omicron COVID variant "cause for concern" not a "cause for panic"
• Researchers race to learn about Omicron coronavirus variant