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Articles from December 1, 2021

• Professional Boxer Nathan Sharp Identified As Suspect Wanted For Turlock Road Rage That Left Person Unconscious
• Colorado Division Of Gaming Records New Sports Betting Record
• Mobley Leads No. 20 USC To 93-73 Victory Over Utah
• 'AMEND Changed My Life': Program For African American Students Offers Path To Success
• Anaheim Ducks Hold Off Vegas Golden Knights For Wild 6-5 Win
• MLB Owners Lock Out Players For 1st Work Stoppage Since 1995
• Rancho Cordova Jumpstarts Job Seeking Programs To Find People High-Paying Jobs
• Clippers Lose During Paul George's First Rest Day, 124-115
• Investigation Launched Into A High School Basketball Brawl That Involved Students And Parents
• San Francisco Suspends Cannabis Tax To Combat Illegal Marijuana Sales
• World AIDS Day: Santa Clara Health Officials Reflect On 4 Decades Battling HIV, Lessons Applied To COVID-19
• Man Shot Dead in East San Jose Neighborhood
• Gov. Newsom Says Shoplifters Should Be Prosecuted Under Existing California Laws
• St. Paul School Board Votes To Close 6 Schools Amid Declining Enrollment, Sustainability Concerns 
• Minneapolis Sees 90th, 91st Homicides Of 2021 After Violent Night
• No. 5 UCLA Beats Colorado 73-61 In Pac-12 Opener
• 'If Alcohol Crosses Your Lips, Do Not Drive,' Says Attorney For 4-Year-old Survivor In Sierra Wrong-Way Crash
• Costa Mesa Woman Ekatarina Zharkova Arrested For Allegedly Stealing Over $300,000 In Retail Items
• Hurley's Picks: Now We'll See If The Patriots Are As Good As Everybody Says
• First U.S. Case Of Omicron Variant Detected In California
• I-Team's Call For Action Gets Woman $4,000 Refund After IKEA Kitchen Cabinet Project Goes Wrong
• Protest Held Outside Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald's Home Hours Before COVID-19 Vaccination Deadline For Employees
• 'It Will Be Here, It's Just A Matter Of Time': Colorado Doctor Predicts Omicron Variant Will Come To Colorado, Explains What We Have Learned So Far
• Chicago Police Officer Shot, Wounded In Calumet Heights; One Suspect Also Shot
• Chicago Weather: Partly Cloudy And Breezy Overnight
• Kreider, Shesterkin Lead Rangers To Win Over Flyers
• Remains Of World War II Veteran Kenneth Jayne Finally Returned Home To New York
• As US Confirms First Omicron Case, CDC Works To Step Up Testing Requirements
• Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Returns With 3-Week Homecoming Season
• Concord Man Convicted Of Posting Antisemitic Murder Threats; Assault Weapon Possession
• Pandemic Still Taking A Toll On Tourism Industry In Massachusetts
• New Yorkers Reflect & Look Forward On World AIDS Day
• Wizards Beat Wolves 115-107; Towns Hurts Himself Dunking
• Crowds Flock To Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting: 'Always Been Magical'
• Jacqueline Avant, Wife Of Music Executive Clarence Avant, Found Shot To Death In Beverly Hills Home Invasion
• Arrest Made In Miami-Dade In Connection With Murder Of Palm Beach Gardens Boy
• Bay Area Students Voice Concerns In Wake Of Abortion Rights Showdown At Supreme Court
• Minnesota Man's Hamm's Beer Collection Is Among World's Largest
• Vikings Need Harrison Smith To Keep Up Strong Return From COVID
• Massive Fire Destroys Home In Kildeer; Holiday Decorations Believed To Be To Blame
• Gov. Charlie Baker: Decision Not To Run For Third Term Was 'Complicated And Difficult'
• 'Do Not Panic': Boston Doctor Says Vaccines Should Work Against Omicron Variant
• Off-Duty Police Officer Shot Multiple Times In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• 5,000-6,000 Gallons Of Gas Spilled Into Washington County Stream
• Asian American Artists Celebrated During Art Basel: 'Through Hardships, We Could Look At Diversity And See It As Strength'
• Chargers Running back Austin Ekeler Gives Back To The Community
• Suspect Arrested In Killing Of Church Employee Evelyn Player, Baltimore Police Say
• Carlos Santana Cancels Several December Shows After Undergoing Unspecified Heart Procedure
• Christmas Tree At St. Sabina Memorializes Child Victims Of Gun Violence
• Mayor Lightfoot Directs City Law Department To Drop Lawsuit Accusing Chicago Police Union Of Calling For Work Stoppage By Defying COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Rule
• Workers Rescued From Partially Collapsed Scaffold In Hallandale Beach
• Community Says Farewell At Funeral Of Church Employee Evelyn Player
• MLB Owners Vote To Institute A Lockout After Failure To Agree To Terms With MLBPA
• Baltimore City Cancels Its New Year's Eve Fireworks Show
• Pitcher Marcus Stroman Signs With Cubs With Hours To Go Before Lockout
• Notre Dame Expected To Promote Marcus Freeman To Head Football Coach Post
• Pedestrian Struck And Killed In Rosemount
• Loyola Pulls Away In Second Half To Top Indiana State
• Lanes On Highway 36 Reopened After 'Serious' Crash In Broomfield
• Cavaliers End 20-Game Losing Streak in Miami, Beat Heat 111-85
• 'He Would Want Us To Go To States': Death Of Teammate Driving Mervo Ahead Of Football Championship
• Murder Trial Begins For Keith Smith, Man Who Claimed Baltimore Panhandler Killed His Wife
• Former Los Gatos Elementary School Teacher Gets 35-Year Prison Term For Child Molestation
• Bulls' Coby White Tests Positive For COVID-19
• 'If Omicron Does Come To Maryland, We Will Find It': Maryland Ramps Up Testing, Sequencing After New Variant Detected In U.S.
• Jayson Tatum Leads Celtics Past 76ers, 88-87
• Los Angeles Board Of Public Works Awards 14 Grants For Beautification Projects
• Tatum Leads Celtics Past 76ers, 88-87
• State School Board Wants To Establish Target Metrics Before Lifting Mask Mandate In Classrooms
• Southland Coastal Areas Draped In Fog; Forecasters Urge Caution On The Roads
• Cecil County Man Charged With Attempted Murder Of Three Delaware State Troopers
• 2 Sacramento Men Convicted Of Stealing Dozens Of Catalytic Converters Across 8 Counties
• Christina Aguilera To Receive Music Icon Honor At People's Choice Awards
• 40 Years Later: Police Solve Baltimore County Teen's Cold Case Murder
• Toys 'R' Us Opening Flagship Store Inside American Dream Mall
• Flyers Drop 7th Straight In Another Disheartening Performance To Rangers
• Kim Potter Trial, Dec. 1: Jury Selection Moving Quickly As 9 Of 14 Jurors Have Been Seated
• Wilson High In Long Beach Plans Gender-Neutral Locker Rooms In New Aquatic Center
• North Texas Hospitals In 'Wait And See' Mode Regarding COVID-19 Omicron Variant
• Local Leaders Recognize Surfside First Responders
• Kool And The Gang's Robert 'Kool' Bell Using Music To Inspire Kids: 'I Think It's Important To Give Back'
• UPDATE: 1st U.S. Case Of COVID Omicron Variant Confirmed In San Francisco
• Carpooling Apps Aim To Help Ease Traffic Congestion Headed To Colorado's High Country
• Planned Parenthood Los Angeles Reports 400,000 Patients Had Their Data Leaked In October
• Liquor Control Board Report Reveals Unflavored Vodka As Top-Selling Drink In Pennsylvania
• Oakland Police Seek Cellphone Video In Connection With Shooting Death Of Kevin Nishita
• COVID: Gov. Gavin Newsom Says Omicron Variant In California Won't Spark Another Shutdown
• BMore Well: Fighting Through The Winter Blues
• Cowboys Prepare For Thursday Night Game Missing 9 Players And Coaches Due To COVID-19
• No-Burn Order Extended Through Thursday
• Jussie Smollett Trial: Abel Osundairo, One Of Two Brothers Who Said He Was Paid To Help Stage Attack, Says Smollett 'Wanted Me To Fake Beat Him Up'
• Antiperspirant Recall: What The Finding Of A Cancer-Causing Chemical Means For You
• Person Shot In Fremont Residential Neighborhood
• Thursday's Show Info. (12/2/21)
• Peninsula Woman's Nonprofit Helps Battle Extreme Poverty In Bay Area, Around The Globe
• AIDS Healthcare Foundation Hosts World AIDS Day Concert At The Forum
• California Water Authority Says Mandatory Cutbacks Could Be Coming
• 2 Former North Texas Teachers Arrested, Accused Of Abusing Non-Verbal Children At Elementary School
• Camera Captures Mountain Lion Prowling Breckenridge Neighborhood
• LA County Hosts Ceremony To Mark Burial Of 1,740 Unclaimed Dead Who Passed In 2018
• UPDATE: San Jose Homicide Suspects Released Without Posting Bail; Cops Tweet 'The System Has Failed'
• Person In Custody After Woman Found Dead In Rio Linda Home
• Twins Sign Right-Hander Dylan Bundy To $5M, One-Year Contract
• Report: Red Sox Signing Rich Hill To One-Year Deal
• South Side Football Team Heads To National Championship With Help From Donations
• January 6 committee recommends contempt for former DOJ official
• 15-Year-Old Charged As Adult In Oxford High School Shooting
• Texas Rangers Introduce New Dynamic Duo Semien And Seager
• LA Marks World AIDS Day With Memorial Ceremony In Lincoln Park
• Tewksbury Police Introduce New Comfort Dog
• For Some Families The Boys & Girls Clubs Are Generational
• Suspect Charged With Driving Through Waukesha Parade, Killing 6, Says He Feels 'Demonized'
• Police Arrest Driver Of Stolen White Pickup Truck
• Walnut Creek to Spend $2 Million in Response to Broadway Plaza Thefts
• Abortion Rights Advocates In Lower Manhattan Voice Concerns Over Roe V. Wade Future
• Number Of COVID Patients Hospitalized In Colorado Trending Down
• 'A Very, Very Rare Opportunity': 13 Minnesota Air National Guard Members Return Early Ahead Of Holidays
• Aggie Square Development In Sacramento Spurs Other Projects
• Mount Sinai Nurses Say Hospitals Are Facing Understaffing Crisis: 'Morale Is At An All-Time Low'
• Germarcus Lamar David Arraignment Set For Jan. 12
• Police: Brackenridge Homeowner Finds Man At Kitchen Table Eating Ice Cream On Thanksgiving Day
• 2 More Parents In College Admissions Scandal Will Plead Guilty
• Man Shot, Killed In Northwest Baltimore
• Colorado Weather: December Starts With A Record And Moisture Possible Next Week
• Now In Purple And Black, Villanueva Reflects On Ravens-Steelers Rivalry. But It's No El Clásico, He Says
• Application Process For Connecticut's Family, Medical Leave Program Opens
• 'Potentially A Trend Of Things Getting Worse': Omicron Variant Detected In The U.S.
• NH Man Who Threatened Congress By Phone Sentenced To 33 Months
• West Virginia Opens 2022 College Football Season At Pitt
• 'Greyson's Law' To Add Protections For Children At Risk Of Parental Harm
• SFUSD Superintendent Proposes Continuing Choice-Based Admissions For Lowell HS After Court Ruling
• Former Chicago Park District Supervisor Mauricio Ramirez Arrested For Sexually Assaulting Another 16-Year-Old Lifeguard
• Gov. Newsom Says Omicron Variant Won't Spark Another California Shutdown
• Numerous Larimer County Businesses Failing To Follow Mask Mandate
• Texas Ban On Mask Mandates In Public Schools Is Back In Place
• Deadline Approaches For Allegheny County Employees To Prove Vaccination Or Face Termination
• Monroe County Commissioner Eddie Martinez Facing Domestic Violence Charge
• Ghislaine Maxwell Defense Attacks Actor Accuser's Account
• Nonprofit seeks to provide millions of coats for children in need
• Lawrence Ligas Of Chicago Becomes Latest Illinois Resident Charged In Jan. 6 Capitol Insurrection
• Supreme Court Abortion Decision Could Impact Abortion Rights In Pennsylvania And, Ultimately, The 2022 Elections
• Old Mill High Staffer Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 16-Year-Old Student
• Husband, Wife Shot To Death Behind Dumpster At McCandless Apartment Complex
• MACV Working To Get Homeless Vets Back Into Homes Of Their Own
• Dodgers Re-Sign Chris Taylor To Four-Year, $60 Million Deal
• 1,000 Cresskill Students Still Learning Remotely Months After Ida Destroyed School
• Who Was Jacqueline Avant, Wife Of Music Executive Clarence Avant?
• Longtime Philadelphia Tribune Sportswriter Donald Hunt Retires After 43 Years
• Justin Fields Back On Field, But Andy Dalton Gets Starter's Reps, As Bears Prepare To Take On Cardinals
• 16 Philadelphia-Area Breweries Roll Out Our Choice Beer In Support Of Abortion Fund
• Man Shot By Law Enforcement In Forest Lake Dies; BCA IDs Officers, Deputy Who Opened Fire
• Doctors Urge Regular Cancer Screenings After Record Low During Pandemic
• Caroline Simmons Officially Sworn In As Stamford Mayor
• Fort Collins K9 Inox Survives Knife Attack, Police Credit Protective Vest Donated By Family
• Family Of Westmoreland County Chiropractor Found Murdered At Office Speaks Out 2 Years Later
• Soaring COVID Booster Demand Prompts Appointment Requirement At San Mateo County Vaccine Clinic
• No Internal Investigations Filed For Former Greenwood Village Police Officer
• Keith Pullam Wanted In Fatal Shooting Of Estranged Girlfriend, Cynthia Hairston
• UM Women's Basketball Star Kelsey Marshall Is South Florida Native Thriving On and Off The Court
• Suffolk County Passes Police Reforms, Including Widespread Use Of Body Cameras For Over Half Of 2,400-Member Force
• 'We Need To Have Some Sort Of Closure.' Family Asks Driver In Deadly Yarmouth Hit-And-Run To Come Forward
• 'They Want To Keep Me Around': After Devastating Fire, Area Businesses Host Fundraiser For Oak Park Salon
• Tourism rattled again as Omicron renews barriers to travel
• Police Body Cam Video Shows Traffic Stop Of MSNBC Freelancer Suspected Of Following Kyle Rittenhouse Jury Bus
• Texas Is Officially Tesla's New Home
• Here's How Omicron Could Make The Supply Chain Mess Worse
• Greeley Police Searching For Jonathan Islas, Wanted For Allegedly Murdering Man
• More Than Half Of Stores Studied Violate Philadelphia's Plastic Bag Ban, Report Finds
• Meisha Porter Stepping Down As New York City Schools Chancellor
• UMass Amherst Will Require COVID-19 Booster For All Students Returning For Spring Semester
• Migrants Come Ashore In Bay Harbor Islands
• Fans To See Reimagined, Diverse 'Brooklyn Nutcracker' When Ballet Production Returns On Dec. 11 At Kings Theatre
• Keller @ Large: With Charlie Baker Out, Would Marty Walsh Make A Run For Massachusetts Governor?
• Oxford Shooting: Expert Response On Hostility, Gun Violence In Schools
• Ambulance Stolen After It Was Left Running Unattended In The South Shore Neighborhood
• Black Friday Crime Spree: Police Say Suspects ID'd In 'Brazen Mass Thefts' At Metro Best Buy Stores
• Ross Township Police Search For Suspects Who Stole Inspection Stickers
• Northern Express Holiday Experience Opens In Excelsior This Friday
• Marlins Introduce Avisaíl Garcia, Already Calls Miami Home
• South Florida Health Officials Prepare For Coronavirus Omicron Variant
• Primetime Opportunity: Broncos Look To End 11-Game Losing Streak Against Chiefs
• World AIDS Day: Neighborhood Outreach Program In Harlem Raising Awareness, Offering Free Testing
• Philadelphia Hospitals Nearing Full Capacity As COVID Cases Rise Across Region
• With Deadline To Get Vaccinated Passed, 12-Hour Shifts Begin For Correction Workers On Rikers Island
• Plano 6th Grader Says Classmate Used Heimlich Maneuver To Save Him From Choking
• Around The Table: Dr. Oz Running For Senate In Pa.
• SEE IT: Explosion Rocks Home, Sparks Fire Overnight In Cypress Hills; 6 People Hurt
• 2021 Atlantic hurricane season was the most expensive on record
• How Many Boosters Will We Have To Get? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Questions
• Max Scherzer Says Owner Steve Cohen's Commitment To Winning Is Big Reason Why He Signed With Mets
• Northern Colorado Volleyball Prepares For NCAA Tournament Without Head Coach
• Surveillance Photos Released Of Suspects Wanted For Stealing $20K Worth Of Merchandise From Ulta Beauty Store In Lower Macungie Township
• Table Mesa King Soopers Store In Boulder To Reopen In Late January Following Mass Shooting
• Celebrating Progress In The Battle Against HIV/AIDS
• 4 Democrats, One Republican Have Announced Candidacy For Massachusetts Governor In 2022
• Billionaire Ross Perot, Jr Gifts Dallas Police Department New Helicopter
• Investigators seek public help identifying Samuel Little victims
• Pike Township Home Destroyed In Fire
• CDOT Offering Uber Credit To Avoid Impaired Driving This Holiday Season
• Supreme Court Signals Support For Upholding Mississippi Abortion Ban
• Michigan School Shooting Suspect Faces Murder, Terrorism Charges
• Report: Reloaded Ammunition May Have Been In Gun That Alec Baldwin Fired On 'Rust' Set
• Baltimore County Officer Fired Shot After Driver Of Stolen Car Tried To Flee, Police Say
• Holiday gift out of stock? Heineken to offer free beer "IOU"
• Massachusetts Reports 4,838 New COVID-19 Cases, 25 Additional Deaths
• Maryland Surpasses 1 Million COVID-19 Booster Shots, Gov. Hogan Says
• Dow drops 900 points on news of first Omicron case in U.S.
• Florida Man Charged With Murder 38 Years Later; New Tech Helped Crack Case
• Trump: 'Selfish' Gov. Baker 'Bad News' For Republican Party
• Rostraver Township Commissioner Accused Of Harassing Opponents Through Texts, Social Media
• Foothills Animal Shelter Hosting 'Home For The Holidays' Deal This Month
• Philadelphia Police Arrest 2 Suspects In Connection To Murder Of 14-Year-Old Samir Jefferson, Who Was Shot Nearly 20 Times
• 14 Cattle Killed After Big Rig Crashes Into Motorcycle Abandoned On Highway 395 In Hesperia
• Allegheny County Health Department To Host Vaccination Clinic At Imani Christian Academy
• Gov. Walz Secures Federal Support To Expand Antibody Treatment And Vaccination Capacity
• Man Hospitalized After Southwest Baltimore Shooting
• Trevor Noah Returns As Host Of The 2021 Grammy Awards
• Push For Gun-Control Bills Renewed After Oxford High School Shooting
• COVID In Colorado: More Than 20% Of Children 5-11 Received First Dose
• Attorneys For Former Fort Worth Police Officer Aaron Dean Seek Change Of Venue For Murder Trial
• East Baltimore Historical Library Holds Grand Opening In Eager Park
• Chicago Weather: Warmer Than Normal Temps This Week
• Army-Navy Returns To New York Area To Coincide With 20th Anniversary Of 9/11 Attacks
• 'A Beautiful Soul': Messages Of Shock At Murder Of Jacqueline Avant Pour In From Bill Clinton, Tyler Perry, Magic Johnson
• Frosh Warns Hogan About Lack Of Funding For State Program Overseeing Drinking Water
• Toll Violation Fines Reduced at 7 Bay Area Bridges
• Rapper YGG Tay Sentenced To 15 Years For Federal Gun, Drug Charges
• Coney Island Looking For Artist To Create Welcome Mural
• Texas-Based Barge Company To Pay $15.3M For Damages From 2014 Oil Spill In Houston Ship Channel
• 50-Foot Rabbit Balloon Highlights Return Of In-Person First Night Celebration
• Philadelphia Phillies Sign Right-Handed Pitcher Corey Knebel To 1-Year Contract
• Columbia University agrees to $71 million settlement with dozens of former patients of OBGYN
• Peter DeFazio is 19th Democrat to announce he's leaving the House
• Suspicious Package Found In Roseville; Investigation Underway
• Women's tennis tour suspends play in China over alleged censorship
• Prince George's County Police Officer Suspended After 'Domestic-Related' Arrest
• Stacey Abrams announces another bid for Georgia governor
• Heat's Bam Adebayo Suffers Torn Ligament In Right Thumb
• 15-Year-Old, Ethan Crumbley, Charged As Adult In Tuesday's Shooting At Oxford High School
• Possible Driver Medical Emergency Leads To SUV Crash in Rohnert Park
• Man Sentenced For Throwing Concrete At Pittsburgh Police Car At Protest
• DA: Braintree Police Justified In Shooting Death Of Man Who Killed K-9, Wounded Officers
• Teen Faces Murder And Terrorism Charges In Michigan School Shooting
• Woman Dies After Being Struck By Train Near Fairfield And Suisun City Border
• Wrangling Continues In COVID-19 Records Fight
• 'Miya's Law' Proposed to Require Background Checks
• Texas Man Who Worked As Nanny Sentenced To 30 Years In Prison For Child Molestation
• Rules Committee Chair Unveils Chicago Ward Map Proposal After Canceling Potential Showdown Vote By City Council
• Facebook Uncovers Massive Network To Spread COVID Misinformation
• Patriots Place Kyle Dugger On Reserve/COVID List After Positive Test
• Rapper YGG Tay Sentenced To 15 Years For Federal Gun And Drug Charges
• Patriots' Hunter Henry Says He Would Miss A Game To See Birth Of First Child
• North Versailles Man Arrested In Illegal Trash Dumping Incidents
• It Was Only A Matter Of Time Before The Omicron Variant Was Detected In US, UC Davis COVID Researchers Say
• CIA publishes new account describing "challenges" of briefing Trump
• 72-Year-Old Skier From Boulder Killed In Collision With Snowboarder At Eldora Ski Area
• GM To Build New North American Battery Materials Plant
• Investigators In Lake Worth Reconstruct Accident Scene Where Euless Officer Alex Cervantes Was Killed
• Toys 'R' US Is Opening A Store In New Jersey
• Former Marshall Principal Files Suit Against District After Alleged Removal Over Pride Flag
• University Of California, Cal State University Extend 2022 Application Deadlines After Sites Crash
• CDC Confirms First Case Of Omicron COVID-19 Variant In U.S.
• First US Case Of Omicron Variant Detected In California
• Person In California Becomes 1st Case Of Omicron COVID-19 Variant Identified In US
• Person In California Becomes 1st Case Of Omicron COVID-19 Variant Identified In US (CBS Sacramento)
• Person In California Becomes 1st Case Of Omicron COVID-19 Variant Identified In US
• After Getting Boost From Stephen Colbert, Redmon's Popcorn Closes Following Visit By Health Inspectors
• Person In California Becomes 1st Case Of Omicron COVID-19 Variant Identified In US
• Person In California Becomes 1st Case Of Omicron COVID-19 Variant Identified In US
• 'It's A Lot Of Loyalty': Twins Officially Announce 7-Year, $100M Extension For Byron Buxton
• Chicago Police Alert Businesses About Burglaries In Little Village
• 11-Year-Old Girl Goes Home After Surviving Beaver Island Plane Crash
• Dallas Holiday Parade - Thing To Know
• Miami Freedom Tower Money Proposed In State House
• Supreme Court Signals Support For Upholding Mississippi Abortion Ban
• Rocky Mountain Hospital For Children Holding Special Vaccination Clinics For Kids
• Lincoln Man, 43, Dies After His Motorcycle Hits Sign Along I-80 In Placer County
• U Of M Campus Alert: Person Shot In Leg In Cedar-Riverside Neighborhood
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 7,606 New Cases, 100 More Deaths
• 'The Daily Show' Host Trevor Noah Is Returning To Host The Grammys
• Anthony Rosa Charged In Fentanyl-Related Death Of His 22-Month-Old Son
• Vikings Designate DT Michael Pierce To Return To Practice
• Suspect In September Marysville Bar Shooting Arrested After He Returned To Business In November
• Surfside Condo Collapse Lawsuits Will Likely Go To Trial Next Summer
• NBA Imposes Penalties On Miami Heat, Chicago Bulls For Early Free Agency Discussions
• Victim Identified As Sergio Maas In Overnight Dallas Shooting, No Suspect In Custody
• Brotherly Love: For Nearly 50 Years, Musicopia Giving Philadelphia Children Gift Of Music
• Charlie Baker Will Not Run For Third Term As Massachusetts Governor In 2022
• $5 A Dozen? Egg Prices In Massachusetts Could 'Skyrocket' If Beacon Hill Can't Update Animal Welfare Law
• Denver Weather: Where's Winter? Close To Record Heat To Start December
• Flo And Joe: Dolphins-Giants Coaches Have Lots Of History
• Debt collectors can now DM you on social media
• Fourth Student Dies After Oxford High School Shooting
• Cooking With Rania: Crostini With Toppings (Pt. 2)
• 'The Guy Could Be Exhausted,' Massachusetts Residents React To Governor Baker's Decision Not To Seek Third Term
• Trevor Noah To Host 'The 64th Annual GRAMMY Awards' On CBS
• Thieves Steal Items From Numerous Cars In Erie's Vista Ridge Neighborhood, Including A Gun
• Trevor Noah To Host 'The 64th Annual GRAMMY Awards' On CBS
• Russia warns U.S.: More diplomats will have to leave next year
• Frog Pond Opening Delayed Due To Problems With Ice Skating Rink
• Body Spray Recall: What The Finding Of A Cancer-Causing Chemical Means For You
• 'Video Music Box' Founder, Hip Hop Influencer Ralph McDaniels Shares His Journey In New Showtime Documentary: 'This Music Is Really Powerful'
• UPS Expecting To Hire 100,000 Seasonal Employees For the Holiday
• Report: LA Mayor Eric Garcetti Was Aware Of Aide Rick Jacob's Inappropriate Behavior
• Ronnie Stanley Discusses His Recovery From Ankle Surgery, Supporting His Ravens Teammates And More
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 707 New Cases, 21 Additional Deaths
• Truck Stolen From Portage Park Car Dealership
• Rotating Christmas Tree Goes Through Roof Of Jefferson Park Home
• Chicago Commemorates World AIDS Day With Garden Dedication
• Wayne County Canvasser Involved In 2020 Ballot Dispute Dies After COVID-19 Battle
• 1 Person Transported, Firefighter Suffers Minor Burns In Fair Oaks House Fire
• Maryland Zoo Reveals Five Endangered African Penguin Chicks
• Miami To Host Premios Verdes, Largest Sustainability Conference In The Country
• Pittsburgh Restaurant Accused Of Illegally Sharing Workers' Tips With Managers
• Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker won't seek third term
• Real Estate Fraud Scheme That Targeted LA County Seniors May Have More Victims
• String Of Armed Carjackings In Roseland, Gresham Neighborhoods Prompts Police Alert
• New York Opening 18 New COVID Vaccine Pop-Up Sites For Children Statewide
• CDC Steps Up Screening For Omicron Variant At Area Airports
• COVID In Minnesota: Positivity Rate Creeps Down; 100 New Deaths Logged Over Holiday Weekend
• "The Daily Show" host Trevor Noah is returning to host the Grammys
• MSPCA Seeks New Home For Severely Underweight Horses Fancy And Goldie
• Boston Firefighters Save 90-Year-Old Woman From Brighton Apartment Building Fire
• Minnesota Adds Edibles To List Of Eligible Cannabis Options For Patients
• North Highland Family's Home Hit By Thieves After 4 Die In Wrong-Way Crash In Sierra
• Steph Curry Signs Licensing Deal For His SC30 Brand With College Star Azzi Fudd
• Tucson police officer fired after fatally shooting a 61-year-old in a mobility scooter
• Traffic Nightmare? SoFi, The Forum Both Hosting Events Wednesday Night
• Texas Lottery Warns Against Giving Tickets To Children As Gifts; Could Encourage Problem Gambling
• 'The Great Resignation': Colorado Workers Quitting Their Jobs More Often Than Workers In Most Other States
• Red Sox Sign Catcher Kevin Plawecki To One-Year Deal
• Capital One ends overdraft fees for customers
• Most Popular Dog And Cat Names Of 2021: Is Your Pet's Name On The List?
• Students Grabbed Scissors For Self-Defense, Escaped Out Window During Oxford High School Shooting That Killed 3, Injured 8
• MnDOT Offers Another Shot At Naming Snowplows
• Driver Killed After Fiery Tesla Crash In Redondo Beach Amid Heavy Fog
• Trio Of Girls Accused Of Attacking Jewish Children, As Young As 3, In Brooklyn
• Man Dies After Falling 30 Feet From Platform At Western Avenue CTA Blue Line Stop In Bucktown
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 1,142 New Cases Reported, Positivity Rate Up To 5.13%
• 'I Have My Opinions': Family Of Peyton Blitstein Speaks After Deadly Shooting Involving Former Police Officer
• Labs across U.S. test for COVID Omicron variant
• Biden offers words of encouragement to young girl with stutter
• After Outstanding Performance Where He Showcased Ridiculous 22MPH Speed, Pat Surtain II Named AFC Defensive Player Of Week
• Computer Problem Extends Deadline To Apply For UC And CSU Schools
• Applications Open For Annual Crab Tank Pitch Competition
• Mac Jones Files For A Tom Brady-Like Trademark
• McKinney, Texas Man Addison Mays Sentenced To 40 Years For Continuous Sexual Abuse Of A Child
• Tigers, Báez Agree To $140 Million, 6-Year Deal
• Police: Straphangers Targeted In Series Of Knifepoint Robberies In The Bronx
• Penguins Bring Back Diagonal Black Pittsburgh Jerseys
• Philadelphia Police ID 17-Year-Old Latif Williams As Suspect In Deadly Shooting Of Temple Student Samuel Collington
• Motorist Drives Through Protests Amid Kim Potter Trial Jury Selection
• Needle Found On Gas Pump Nozzle At Shell Gas Station In Chicago Ridge
• Dallas DART To Reserve Seat At Front Of Every Bus This Week To Honor Rosa Parks
• 3-Alarm Blaze Engulfs Several Upland Apartment Buildings Under Construction
• Peter Dettmer Extradited From Ecuador, Held On $1M Bond, Faces 126 Sexual Assault Charges
• Pitt QB Kenny Pickett Named ACC Player Of The Year
• Florida Considers Teaching Risks, Benefits Of Social Media
• 'We're Hoping For Snow': Unseasonable Warmth Means Some Colorado Businesses Are Still In Summer Mode
• Red Wings Beat Bruins 2-1
• 'Fiddler On The Roof' At The Ordway
• Recipes From Chef Jane Nachbor Of Tastefully Simple
• CNN's Chris Cuomo Suspended Indefinitely Over Extent Of Help To His Brother During Scandal
• COVID Omicron Variant: CDC Expands Surveillance To San Francisco International Airport
• Man Shot And Killed In Lincoln Square
• Tickets For 2022 Minnesota State Fair Now On Sale
• Revolution Join Long List Of Supporters' Shield Winners To Come Up Short In MLS Playoffs
• Ability Connection Helps Adults With Disabilities To See The Worth They Bring To The World
• Disney Cruises To Require COVID Vaccines For Children 5 And Older
• Woman Assaulted By Juvenile Suspects On SEPTA Train
• 31-Year-Old Killed In West Philadelphia Shooting, Police Say
• 3 Injured, Including Teen, After Gas Explosion Inside South Philadelphia Home
• Business Owners Very Pleased With Turnout For Black Shop Friday, Campaign Urging People To Shop At Black-Owned Businesses
• No-Burn Order Extended Through Wednesday For Much of Southland
• PTL Links: Dec. 1, 2021
• 3 Killed, 8 Wounded In Shooting At Michigan High School; Suspect Taken Into Custody
• Most Americans Dread Taking Part In Secret Santa Gift Exchanges, Study Finds
• Marlins, Sandy Alcantara Complete 5-Year, $56 Million Contract
• Coyote Likely Behind 'Suspicious' Animal Deaths In Citrus Heights, Police Say
• Students describe suspect and victims in Michigan school shooting
• Volunteers Help Family Get Back On Their Feet After Fire Left Them Homeless
• CDC offered free COVID tests to some flights from Southern Africa
• WATCH LIVE: Eagles Head Coach Nick Sirianni, Players To Speak To Media
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia Department Of Public Health Gives Update On City's COVID Response
• Hurricane Flags Burned In Key West To Mark Storm Season's End
• Exxon Mobile To Spend $15 Billion On Emission Reduction Projects
• Miami Weather: Cool, Crisp Start To December, Sunny & Warm Afternoon
• Maryland Trooper Struck By SUV During Montgomery County Traffic Stop
• Former Phoenixville Area School District Official Christopher Gehris Embezzled More Than $90,000 From School Funds: DOJ
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot In D.C. Wednesday to Secure Funds For Chicago Infrastructure
• Snowy Owl Rescued From New Hampshire Road
• Driver Tries To Run Over Beverly Hills Officer, Sparking Pursuit; One Arrested
• Chicago's Winter Overnight Parking Ban Begins
• Southwest Airlines Employee Sentenced 6 Months For Stealing Guns From Bags
• Marilyn Manson's home searched
• E.G. Daily On 'Rugrat's New Holiday Special "Traditions": 'We Embrace Everyone And Everything'
• Chicago Weather: Warmup Underway; Showers Possible Wednesday Morning
• 3 killed, 8 wounded in shooting at Michigan high school
• Red Sox Reportedly Sign Lefty James Paxton
• Court Orders Full Review Of Texas Ruling That Blocks Biden Administration Arrests, Deportation Guidelines
• Supreme Court prepares to hear biggest abortion fight in decades
• Keith Urban Coming To Xcel Energy Center In 2022
• FDA advisers endorse Merck's COVID antiviral drug in narrow vote
• NYPD: Officer Fires On Suspect Fleeing Traffic Stop In Brooklyn
• Dr. Oz launches GOP Senate run in Pennsylvania
• Warrington Township Police Investigating Reports Of Mail Theft
• Wednesday's Child: 14-Year-Old Hailey
• World Aids Day 2021 Reminds Us About The Other Epidemic
• First accuser testifies in Ghislaine Maxwell sex-trafficking trial
• CNN suspends Chris Cuomo over texts with Andrew Cuomo's team
• Moderna CEO: Current vaccines less effective against Omicron
• Texas man sentenced to 9 years in prison for PPP scheme
• Masks Now Optional For Unvaccinated Students In South Florida Catholic Schools
• White House, CDC Monitoring Omicron Variant As Holiday Travel Is Expected To Increase
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/1 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• 2 Dead After Vehicle Crashes Into Dallas Building And Electric Pole
• Hintz Records First Hat Trick As Stars Defeat Hurricanes 4-1
• UT Southwestern To Pay $4.5M After Nurses Overdose On Fentanyl
• Report: Texas Rangers Reach Agreement With Semien, Gray, Calhoun
• Honduras election brings 1st female leader, major shift in politics
• What Will Minnesota Women's Soccer's Official Name Be?
• On Eve Of Vaccine Deadline, Number Of Allegheny County Employees Refusing Vaccination Appears Low
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain Moves In Along With Warmer Temperatures
• Houston Astros Sign Right Handed Pitcher Héctor Neris To $17 Million, 2-Year Deal
• Minnesota Weather: December Starts With Highs In 50s
• Maryland Weather: Temperatures Creeping Upward, Some Showers Tonight
• Khalilzhad on dealing with Taliban - "Intelligence Matters"
• Police Investigating After ATM Explodes At Kensington Gas Station
• Mt. Lebanon Police, Federal Authorities Investigating School Threat Made On Social Media
• PlanetWatch: Miami Chosen As 1st Major US Location For New Air Quality Monitoring Network
• 'I Regretted What I Had Done': North Miami Beach Teen Jeimy Henriquez Back Home After Weekend Disappearance
• World AIDS Day: Cases Falling In The U.S. And Progress Is Being Made Fighting The Virus
• In Minnesota Visit, President Biden Pitches Infrastructure Package
• World Leaders Issue A Call For Tech Companies To Better Protect Children Online
• Man Dies In North Philadelphia After Ambush Shooting
• Teen Victim Speaks Out For First Time Following Racially Motivated Attack Aboard SEPTA Train
• 14-Year-Old, Samir Jefferson, Shot Nearly 20 Times, Killed While Waiting For SEPTA Bus In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Foo Fighters Seek New Mpls. Venue After They Say Huntington Bank Stadium Denied COVID Safety Measures
• Person Hospitalized After Fire Engulfs Avella Home
• San Jose Approves License Plate Readers In Effort To Stop Smash And Grab Robberies
• December Weather Preview: Could Boston Have A White Christmas?
• Candlelight Display At Golden Gate Park Honors Millions Of Lives Lost To AIDS
• Chabad Of Pittsburgh's Annual Menorah Car Parade Returns To Squirrel Hill
• COVID: Health Experts Analyzing Omicron Variant Before It Reaches U.S.
• Somerset County Salary Board Suspends Jeffrey Thomas' Salary Amid Sexual Assault Charges
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Will See A Bump In Pay Starting Today
• Butler County Community College Still Dealing With Fallout Of Ransomware Attack
• Woman Accused Of Setting Fire That Sent 6 To The Hospital Facing Charges
• High School Super Bowls Streaming On CBSN Boston Dec. 1 & 2
• Revolution Stunned After Disappointing End To Historic 2021 Season
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• 12/1: Red and Blue
• January 6 panel votes in favor of holding Jeffrey Clark in criminal contempt
• Legal expert weighs in on arguments in Supreme Court over Mississippi abortion law
• CDC confirms first case of Omicron COVID-19 variant in U.S.
• Operation Warm gives coats to kids in need
• Wife of music executive killed in home invasion
• Trump ally faces contempt charge in January 6 probe
• Boise is least affordable housing market, study says
• Abortion case sparks fears of ripple effect
• Supreme Court may uphold Mississippi abortion law
• Death toll rises in Michigan school shooting
• First reported U.S. Omicron case detected in California
• Senator Ted Cruz blocks Biden's State Department nominees
• New Jersey Republicans sue over statehouse vaccine mandate
• DOJ releases new videos from January 6 insurrection
• Supreme Court hears oral arguments in high-stakes abortion case
• White House considering response after first Omicron variant case found in U.S.
• U.S. combating potential spread of Omicron variant
• Michigan school shooting suspect charged with murder and terrorism
• First Omicron case detected in U.S. addressed at White House press briefing
• Actress Debbie Allen teams up with AIDS Healthcare Foundation for 2021 World AIDS Day concert
• Dozens of HBCU leaders urge Senate to pass Build Back Better
• CDC weighs tightening COVID test requirement for international travelers
• Stephen Sondheim on how "West Side Story" was almost "East Side Story"
• Stephen Sondheim remembers collaborating with Leonard Bernstein, Arthur Laurents and Jerome Robbins
• Former Trump ally Jeffrey Clark could face contempt charges
• 15-year-old suspect in custody after three killed and another eight injured in Michigan high school shooting
• Alabama woman falsely accused of shoplifting awarded $2.1 million in Walmart settlement
• Iowa farmer calls 911 after his wife is found impaled by a common farm tool
• FDA's advisory committee backs Merck's COVID-19 antiviral pill
• Waiting Child: Luke
• Supreme Court hearing arguments in Mississippi case that could challenge abortion rights across U.S.
• Dr. Jon LaPook shares a personal essay about being a new doctor as AIDS became a pandemic
• WorldView: Russia's President Vladimir Putin issues warning to NATO
• Stocks drop as Fed signals it could end emergency COVID measure sooner than expected
• 12/1: CBSN AM
• Elizabeth Holmes testifies in trial she tried to kill the Wall Street Journal Theranos story
• COVID tests are supposed to be covered yet some people are receiving big bills
• Tucson police officer fired, under investigation after fatally shooting a man in a mobility scooter
• SCOTUS to hear arguments in case challenging Mississippi abortion law that could overturn Roe v. Wade
• U.S. prepares for expected imminent arrival of COVID-19 Omicron variant
• 3 dead, 8 injured in shooting at Michigan high school