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• Home Alone: Helping Pandemic Pets Cope When Their Owners Return To Work
• Neighbors Creating Holiday Magic On Candy Cane Lane In Pleasanton Since 1953
• Woman In Stolen Car Leads Police On Wild Pursuit Through San Fernando Valley
• CoCo County Deputy DA Wants Local, State, Federal Takedown Of Organized Retail Crime
• Californians Could Soon Be Fined For Using Too Much Water
• Report Shows RTD Union Station Problems Festering For Years: 1/3 In Survey Feel Safety At Risk When Using RTD
• Music Community Mourns Sacramento Pilot Involved In Deadly Plane Crash With 3 Family Members
• Curry, Wiggins Lead Warriors To Victory Over Magic, 126-95
• Audit Finds State May Have Paid $100 Million+ In Fraudulent Unemployment Claims
• Aurora Cop Arrested For Assault; Julie Stahnke Placed On Leave
• USC Student Second of Three Confirmed Omicron Cases In LA County
• Colorado Nurse Alicia Nickel-Tangeman Sentenced To Federal Prison For Taking Pain Meds From Patients
• Kings Lose 4-0 To Canucks In Bruce Boudreau's First Game With Vancouver
• Walnut Creek Police Arrest Suspected Shoplifter, Recover $2,000 In Stolen Merchandise
• Paul George Scores 21, Clippers Down Shorthanded Trail Blazers 102-90
• Frisco, Like Much Of Colorado, Waiting For A Good Dumping Of Snow
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver In San Jose
• Rep. Nunes To Retire And Work For Trump's New Social Media Company
• Jussie Smollett Takes The Witness Stand, Describes Alleged Attack As Real And Like 'Something Out Of Looney Tunes Adventures'
• Chicago Weather: Coldest Temperatures In Nearly 10 Months Early Tuesday
• Crews Extinguish Townhouse Fire In Orangevale
• Mac Jones Threw Just Three Passes To Make Patriots History In Wild Win Over Bills
• Colorado's Hospitality & Tourism Sector Expected To Rebound Slower Than Others
• Man Killed In Shooting In Unincorporated Part of Los Angeles
• 'Enough Is Enough!' Bay Area Lawmaker Urges Newsom To Impose Harsher Penalty For Attacks On Journalists
• CBS4 Investigates: Smugglers Trying To Cash In On COVID Pandemic
• Former Pitt Basketball Player Corey Manigault Brutally Assaulted In Europe
• Having Trouble Getting A COVID-19 Booster Appointment? CBS2 Is Here To Point You In Right Direction
• 'Lived Her Life Fiercely': Hundreds Gather At Miami Dade College For Wake Remembering Congresswoman Carrie Meek
• How Minnesota Schools Are Spending COVID Relief Money
• Weekend Reservations Needed At Brookline Christmas Tree Farm Due To Demand
• Pitt Fans Fired Up After Kenny Pickett Named Heisman Finalist
• Fire Officials: Powerful Winds Blow Jersey City Building Under Construction 5-10 Feet Off Foundation
• Fourth Day Of Jury Deliberations In Dayonte Resiles Murder Trial Ends With No Verdict
• Authorities Seeking Offender Who Walked Away From Rehab Facility
• POLL: Which Will Be The Toughest Of The Patriots 4 Remaining Games?
• Girl Gifts Comforting 'Prairie Bears' To All Patients At Youth Psychiatric Hospital
• Patriots Beat Bills 14-10, Remain Top Seed In AFC
• Traffic Pole Falls Outside School In South Loop; Base Was Covered In Rust
• 234,000-plus pounds of ham, pepperoni products recalled due to concerns of possible Listeria contamination
• Alderman Baffled By Revelation That City Council Staffers Have Lowest Rate Of COVID-19 Vaccination Reporting Of Any City Employees
• Devils Fall To Senators In Shootout, Losing Streak At 4
• Family Of 75 Year Old Tased By Idaho Springs Police Officer 'Disgusted' By Potential Plea Deal
• LaVine Nets 32 As Bulls Overcome DeRozan's Absence, Top Denver
• Cockburn, Plummer Dominant As Illini Beat Iowa
• 'I Vow To Work Tirelessly To Never Disappoint You,' Marcus Freeman Says As He Is Introduced As Notre Dame Football Coach
• 'My Home Is Still Uninhabitable': 10 Months After Winter Storm Some Texans Still Waiting On Insurance Claims
• Maryland Dept. Of Health Website Operational After Cyberattack
• 'He Has Done His Service': Community Leaders React To Minneapolis Police Chief Arradondo's Retirement
• More Michigan Firefighters With Cancer Eligible For Benefits
• Michigan Gas Prices Continuing Downward
• Ducks Fall Short Against Capitals In 4-3 Shootout Loss
• Michigan's Minimum Wage Increasing By 22 Cents To $9.87 On Jan. 1, 2022
• New Recall Efforts Launched Against LA County District Attorney George Gascón
• Hawks Use Season-High 3s To Beat Wolves 121-110
• Pending Regulatory Approval, Sportsbook At Horseshoe Casino Could Open Friday
• Oxford School District Unveils 'Soft Reopening' Following Tragedy
• Erik Kravchuk Sentenced In Head-Butt Death Of Medtronic Scientist Aleksandre Sambelashvili
• Inside The New Apple TV+ Series 'Swagger' Inspired By Kevin Durant
• 12-Year-Old Girl Was Shot In Back During Fight Involving Large Crowd Near Millennium Park Saturday Night, Police Say
• Third Case Of Omicron Detected In L.A. County
• After Firing Coach, Flyers Drop 9th Straight, 7-5 to Avalanche
• Man Seriously Injured In Hit And Run Crash In Somerville
• Joel Embiid Scores 43, 76ers Hold Off Pesky Hornets In OT
• Wife Of Suspected Killer Of Mesquite Officer Charged With Aggravated Assault With A Deadly Weapon In Disturbance Preceding Fatal Shooting
• Man Accused Of Killing Evelyn Player Was Working In Her Church, Attorney Says; Will Plead Not Criminally Responsible
• Colorado Weather: Bigger End Of The Week Storm May Bring Snow To Denver
• Maryland Weather: Temperatures To Drop Until Potential Snow Showers
• Police Begin Investigation Of Holiday Party Robbery
• CW Holiday Specials 2021
• Tuesday's Show Info. (12/7/21)
• Sheriff's Office Says There May Be More Victims Following Alleged Kidnapping, Torture Case In Modesto
• Bay Area Sees Population Explosion Of Feral Cats; Pandemic Hinders Spay/Neuter Efforts
• Inflation & 'Quit Rates' Causing Concern As Colorado Economy Is Slowly Rebounding
• Police: West Virginia Hunter Charged After Shooting Man He Mistook For Bear
• Armed Robbers Target Victim At Ted Mann Concert Hall On U Campus
• Disneyland To Switch To New Genie Service On Wednesday
• Department Of Justice Closes Emmett Till Investigation Without New Charges
• COVID, Homeless Encampments Are Final Straws For School In San Jose's Little Italy Neighborhood
• Vail Pass Runaway Truck Ramp Gets Safety Facelift
• US Surgeon General Visits King/Drew Magnet High School of Medicine and Science To Discuss Mental Health
• COVID: Health Officials Find More CoCo County Restaurants Not Checking Vaccine Cards
• Majority Of Voters Frustrated With Homelessness Crisis, Poll Finds
• Anti Police-Terror Project: Oakland PD Has Management Problem, Not Staffing Problem
• Dixon Man Identified As Suspect Who Led Chase Through 4 Counties
• Father And Son, 19 & 45, Charged In Fatal Shooting Outside Halethorpe Bar
• Navy suspends use of military tank farm above Hawaii aquifier
• 13 Philadelphia Police Officers On Administrative Duty Over Gun Arrest Discrepancies
• Damien Harris Runs For 64-Yard Touchdown In Monday Night Win Over Bills
• Officials Respond To Carver High School After Instagram User Threatens To 'Shoot Up' North Philadelphia School
• New York City's New Vaccine Mandate Also Impacts Kids 5-11
• Jake Bailey Is No Match For Windy Conditions In Buffalo
• Modesto's Vintage Faire Mall Seeks Help Gathering Gifts For Kids
• Pride On The Shore Music Festival Coming To Pittsburgh This Summer
• 3 Whitman-Hanson High School Students Will Be Charged With Making Threat
• Former Head Of LADWP Will Plead Guilty For Bribery
• Cyberattack Hits Maryland Department of Health; Government Agencies Increasingly Targets of Hackers
• Denver City Council Approves Ban On Flavored Tobacco
• Bears Vs. Cardinals: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly
• Minnie Miñoso, The 'Cuban Comet' Finally Gets Into The Baseball Hall Of Fame
• UPDATE: Man Found Dead In Bullet-Riddled Vehicle In Union City
• Dallas Police Looking For Whomever Abandoned 5 Kittens In Cage By Dumpster
• CHP: Man Shot Dead On I-5 After Reports Of Road Rage Incident In Sacramento
• Kirkland Museum Explores Aesthetic Movement
• Jack In The Box Buying Del Taco For $575 Million
• COVID-19 Omicron Variant Arrives In Texas
• COVID: Chase Center Updates Admission Policy For Vaccinated 5-11 Year-Olds
• Long Island man charged with mailing threats to LGBTQ+ organizations
• Remembering Bob Dole: Former County Official Worked For Dole's Senate Campaign In Kansas
• South Florida Students Face Serious Charges, Lifelong Consequences For School Threats
• Christmas Tree At Oakland's Jack London Square Catches Fire; Arson Investigation Underway
• High-Speed Sonoma County Chase Ends In Crash, 2 Arrested
• Quarterback Josh Hoover Of Rockwall-Heath High School Wins 2021 Landry Award
• Former Congresswoman Melissa Hart Launching Bid To Become Pennsylvania's First Female Governor
• Researchers Focus On Detecting, Tracking Omicron Variant In Colorado
• Prosecutors: Gerald Ramos Killed Man In Apparent Road Rage Murder In Pottstown
• Artist Claims He Didn't Know Crumbley Couple Had A Warrant
• Pittsburgh Hospitals Have Been 'Running Near Capacity For Weeks,' Doctors Say
• Two Firefighters Injured In Culver City Fire
• Former Indiana Area School District Teacher Sentenced To Prison For Sexually Assaulting Boy
• Manorhaven Gets Nassau County Funding For $6 Million Main Street Refurbishment
• Weekend Winter Blast: North Shore Residents Digging Out From Under More Than A Foot Of Snow
• Harford County Humane Society At Capacity, Adoption Fees Reduced To $12
• Uber Eats Driver Recovering After Being Shot In The Face In The Back Of The Yards Neighborhood
• North Texas School Districts Focused On Reading, Writing And Teacher Retention
• Some Woodridge Townhome Residents Must Leave And Can't Come Back Until Spring, All Because Of Issues Stemming From June Tornado Damage
• Hit-And-Run Driver Slams Into Married Couple Leaving Suffern Christmas Parade
• 'We're Nimble And 'We're Quick': Chicago Shopkeepers Deliver Toys Themselves, Skipping Mail Services
• FBI Releases Suspect Pictures Of Not One, But Two Separate Bank Robberies
• Michigan's Aidan Hutchinson Named Heisman Trophy Finalist
• Majority of Winter Shelter Sites Open To The Homeless
• 'Trees For Troops' Spreads Holiday Cheer To Brave Americans Stationed Overseas
• New Jersey Rep. Josh Gottheimer To Introduce Legislation Addressing Broken Supply Chain
• Bicyclist Killed In Fall At Oakland's Shepherd Canyon Park
• Minnesotans Out Finding Fun Amid Cold Snap
• Police Announce Arrest Of Jamoy Phillip In Fatal Stabbing Of Akeem Loney On 2 Train Bound For Penn Station
• Man Gets 25 Years For Fatal Stabbing Near Jordan
• Not Sure If You Should Travel For Christmas, New Years Holidays? You're Not Alone
• Queens Woman Suing Amazon After Van Crashed Into Her Car, Driver Took Off
• David Andrews Warms Up Sleeveless And In Shorts In Snowy, Windy Buffalo
• 'We Are Not Entertaining Any Such Idea': M-DCPS Does Not Support Idea Of Building UM Football Stadium On Site Of Gables High
• Pitt Quarterback Kenny Pickett Named Heisman Trophy Finalist
• Sabrina Spellman Makes An Appearance On The CW's Riverdale; Kiernan Shipka Reveals 'Fans Will Get Some Clarity'
• Federal Prosecutors Say Robert Fehring Of Bayport Planned To Place Explosive Devices At This Year's NYC Pride March
• Mountain View Uses Google Grant To Create Monarch Butterfly Habitat
• Around The Table: Omicron Variant's Impact On The Stock Market
• Miami Weather: Wet Monday, Warm Up This Week
• Bob Dole to lie in state in the Capitol on Thursday
• Chargers Place Keenan Allen On COVID-19 List
• Officials: 3% Rise In Tolls On New Jersey Highways, Parkways To Begin Jan. 1
• Parolee Aariel Maynor Charged With Murder Of Philanthropist Jacqueline Avant
• Ambulance Service In North Texas Offering New Incentives For EMTs, Paramedics To Deal With Shortages
• Christopher Gillie Charged With Arson In Fire That Killed Elderly Man In Buckingham Township
• 'I Just Couldn't Sit Down And Do Nothing About It' Says Retired ICE Agent Who Pushed For New Law After He And Partner Were Ambushed By Drug Cartel
• 'He Understood Sacrifice': Former Florida Rep. Donna Shalala Remembers Bob Dole As Selfless War Hero
• Holiday Market Open 24/7 In Hanover Operates On Honor System
• Rep. Devin Nunes Leaving Congress To Become CEO of Trump Social Media Group
• VIDEO: Startup Mortgage Company Fires Hundreds Of Employees On Zoom Call; Experts Say This Is Part Of 'New Normal'
• CPW Begins Wildlife Surveys From Low-Altitude Helicopter
• NASA To Use Infrared Lasers In Mission That Could Revolutionize Space Communication
• Man Stabbed On CTA Blue Line Train Near Irving Park Stop
• 'My Husband Didn't Take His Life, COVID Did': Grundy Co. Woman Wants Attention Paid To Illness-Related Psychosis
• Strong Wind Figures To Be Major Factor For Patriots-Bills Monday Night Matchup
• Omicron Variant: What Experts Know So Far
• Slow Internet Speeds Plague NYCHA Tenants Waiting For Upgrade
• Gov. Murphy Announces Expansion Of Access To Reproduction Health And Abortion Care In New Jersey
• State Trooper Shoots At Suspect On I-25, Woman Arrested After Pointing Gun At Officer
• New Study Shows COVID-19 Pandemic Has Raised People's Blood Pressure
• Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo Will Not Seek 3rd Term
• Jamie Collins Activated For Patriots-Bills; Kyle Dugger Out For Monday Night Clash
• No More 'Wait 'Til Next Year': Gil Hodges, Legendary Brooklyn Dodgers Player And Mets Manager, Finally Gets Hall Of Fame Call
• Armed Robbery, Shooting Injures 1 in San Francisco; Suspect Arrested
• Florida Native Luke Delaney Joins NASA's New Astronaut Class Of 2021
• 'Everything Is On The Table': Boston Outlines Strategy To Combat COVID-19 Surge
• Previews Begin For 'MJ The Musical' On Broadway
• 2 Dogs Found Shot To Death In Westmoreland County
• Comfort Dental Offers Free Dental Care To Those In Need
• Lost Toddler Found with Service Dog on Fremont Street Corner
• Raiders' Playoff Hopes Take Hit After Falling To Washington, 4th Loss In 5 Games
• Can I Still Transmit COVID After The Booster? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Questions
• Fear Of No Schmear: Shortage Of Large, Plastic Tubs Holding Up Cream Cheese Shipments To NYC Bakeries
• Ho Ho No: Pandemic Uncertainty Creates Professional Santa Shortage
• COVID In Colorado: Health Expert In Denver Cautiously Watching Omicron Impact
• New York First In The Nation To Launch Federally Approved Homeowner Assistance Fund
• Modesto Man Accused Raping, Torturing Girlfriend While Holding Her Against Her Will
• 'It's Been Hectic': Pharmacists Struggling To Keep Up With COVID Vaccine, Booster Demand
• Cody Teets Named Interim President At Regis University
• Survey Shows Some Of The Most Vulnerable To Severe Flu Illness Aren't Getting Vaccinated Against It
• New 'Flexible' Mask Policy Prompts Protests At Westboro Schools
• Ravens Reeling From Close Loss, Humphrey's Season-Ending Injury
• Philadelphia Weather: Delaware Valley Could See First Snowfall Of Season This Week
• Oak Park-River Forest High School Rescinds Ban On Sports, Extracurriculars
• Massachusetts Reports 11,199 New COVID-19 Cases, 26 Additional Deaths Over 3 Days
• Corporate profits are booming. Could this mean higher wages?
• Parents On Alert After Student Robbed At Knifepoint In Queens Middle School Bathroom; 'How Does Somebody Get Past Security?'
• Anne Arundel County Detective Seriously Injured In I-97 Crash
• Former Rep. Max Rose Running For Congress Again
• Biden Administration Implementing New Travel Rules To Help Combat Spread Of Omicron Variant
• No-Burn Order Extended Through Tuesday Evening For Much Of Southland
• Blood Pressure Climbed During Coronavirus Pandemic, Especially Among Women, Study Suggests
• Accumulating Snowfall Possible For Baltimore Area Tuesday Night & Wednesday
• Gavin Buckley Sworn In For Second Term As Mayor Of Annapolis
• Farmington Hills Police, Fire Department Participate In Toys For Tots Drive
• Department of Justice closing Emmett Till investigation
• Nonprofit To Offer Texas Offensive Linemen $50,000 Annually
• Maryland's Casinos Rake In Over $160 Million In November
• 2 Arrested In Redondo Beach Thefts; Video Released Of Bear Spray Attack On Security Guard At Topanga Mall
• Baltimore County Police Make Arrest In Owings Mills Shooting
• Maryland Lawmakers Convening For Redistricting Session, Override Hogan's Veto Of Parole Bill
• Delta Variant Currently 'Causing Much More Harm' As Omicron Arrives In Philadelphia Area, Penn Medicine Doctor Warns
• Minneapolis Police: Missing Woman Found Safe
• WJZ's Furever Friends: 10 Puppies Available For Adoption
• Texas Man Gene Garcia Solis Charged With Threatening To Kill Ex-Wife
• Boston College And East Carolina To Meet In Military Bowl In Annapolis
• San Diego man sues for discrimination over natural hair style
• Denver Police Officer Praised For Heroism & Saving Suspect's Life
• 4 People From Sacramento Area Killed After Small Plane Crashes In Central California
• Firefighters Battle Large Blaze At Fox Chapel Home
• Possible Listeria Contamination Forces Recall of 230,000 Pounds of Ham, Pepperoni Products
• 3 Charged In Deadly 5-Vehicle DWI Crash In Dallas
• Feltonville Corner Store Owner Shoots Suspect During Attempted Robbery, Police Say
• Missing, Endangered Woman Found Safe
• Maryland Department Of Health's Website Compromised After Cyberattack; COVID Metrics Not Updated Due To 'Server Outage'
• Fort Worth ISD Hires 56 Teachers As It Looks To Fill Hundreds Of Positions
• Air District: Weather, Wood Smoke To Bring Moderate Air Quality In Bay Area This Week
• Twin Cities Man Found With Self-Inflicted Stab Wound Charged With Murdering Father
• Derby Winner Medina Spirit, Who Underwent Strict Testing Ahead Of Preakness, Collapses, Dies In California
• Southern California Could See Light Rain Overnight, With Colder Storm Forecast Later This Week
• Holiday Tipping - Who Should Get One, And How Much? Advice From An Etiquette Expert
• Sacramento Police Release Videos Of South Sacramento Officer-Involved Shooting
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 3-Day Total Of 1,523 New Cases, 10 More Deaths
• Opposing sides of abortion fight prepare to navigate new landscape
• Ford Delays Return To Office For 30,000 Workers Due To COVID Concerns
• Harbaugh Confirms Ravens CB Marlon Humphrey Will Miss The Rest Of The Season
• New York City Announces First-In-The-Nation Vaccine Mandate For Private Companies
• Californians For All
• SEC Probes Tesla On Whistleblower's Claims About Solar Panel Defects
• Minnesota State Fair Reinstates Police Force
• Trump SPAC deal under investigation by SEC, FINRA
• Drake Withdraws 2 Grammy Nominations
• Police Report Uptick In Thefts From Vehicles
• Hwy. 50 Back Open Near Camino After Chase, Standoff
• Sharon Gless On Book 'Apparently There Were Complaints: Cagney & Lacey 'Changed The History Of Television For Women'
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Alec Baldwin Deletes Twitter Account After Interview On Shooting Death Of Halyna Hutchins
• Sunoco Ordered To Dredge Part Of Ranger Cove, Pay $4 Million Over Mariner East 2 Spill
• Rep. Ilhan Omar 'Very Confident' Pelosi Will Take Action Against Lauren Boebert After Anti-Muslim Remarks
• Broncos Back In Last Place After Another Meltdown Vs Chiefs
• How Unusual To Charge Parents In School Shooting?
• Chicago Weather: Colder Temps Blow In This Week
• Colorado State Brings In Nevada Head Coach Jay Norvell
• DePaul Business Law Clinic Helps Build Businesses By Matching Law Students With Women Entrepreneurs
• Three Additional Missionaries Released By Gang In Haiti
• 19-Year-Old In Custody After Lawrence Shooting Leaves 1 Dead
• 16-Year-Old Red Panda Euthanized At Detroit Zoo Due To Decline In Health
• Mesquite Police Identify Suspect Jamie Jaramillo In Fatal Shooting Of Officer Richard Lee Houston II
• Threats Investigated Against Several Southern California Schools; Students Removed, Taken Into Custody In Santa Monica, Buena Park
• 2 Tigers At Pittsburgh Zoo Test Positive For COVID-19
• Vince Pacheco Arrested, Accused Of Releasing Bear Spray Inside Greeley Walmart
• Police At New Jersey Capitol Boost COVID-19 Rule Enforcement
• Rep. Ilhan Omar 'Very Confident' House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Will Take Action Against Rep. Lauren Boebert
• Justice Department Sues Texas Over New Redistricting Maps
• Minnesota DNR Certifies New Muskie State Record, Previous Record Dates Back To 1957
• San Ramon Considers Townhomes, Affordable Housing On Golden Skate Roller Rink Site
• University Of Miami Fires Manny Diaz, Oregon's Mario Cristobal Will Replace Him
• Jury Instructions Hammered Out In Kim Potter Trial
• Long-Term Care In MN: Gov. Deploying 1,000 Additional Certified Nursing Assistants By End Of January
• $6.6M Awarded To Redeveloping Tree Of Life Synagogue
• Minneapolis Native Named In NASA's 2021 Astronaut Class
• Medina Spirit, Kentucky Derby Winner That Failed Drug Test, Dies During Workout At Santa Anita Park
• Philadelphia Flyers Fire Head Coach Alain Vigneault, Assistant Coach Michel Therrien
• Pedestrian Struck By School Bus In Point Breeze
• Police: Burglar Steals Inspection Stickers From Auto Shop On Long Island
• Tracy Walters Charged With Murder In Connection To Girlfriend Cynthia Cervantes' Fatal Shooting 
• California Bans Sales Of New Gas-Powered Lawn Mowers To Curb Emissions
• Volunteer Killed By Sheep At Bolton Farm Was A 'Great Mother, Grandmother'
• Police: Sauk Rapids Teen In Custody Following Threats Directed At Middle School, Classes Canceled
• U.S. announces diplomatic boycott of Beijing Winter Olympics
• Colorado's Economy Expected To Make Full Recovery In 2022
• Unique Twist To Pandemic Shutdown Of Long-Established Santa Clara Restaurant
• Retired Admiral To Speak At Inner Harbor Ceremony Commemorating 80th Anniversary Of Pearl Harbor Attack
• Pleasanton Looks At Expanding Smoking Restrictions To Condos, Townhomes
• Florida COVID-19 Hospitalizations Relatively Flat
• Steelers Activate LB Robert Spillane From Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Fort Lauderdale Tops Florida Cities In Number Of Fentanyl-Related Deaths
• Boston Purchases 20,000 At-Home Rapid Tests In Latest Efforts To Fight COVID
• Former Wild Coach Mike Yeo Named Interim Coach For Philadelphia
• Rollover Crash On I-93 In New Hampshire Leaves 2 Girls Dead
• 2 Shot In West St. Paul; Officers From Multiple Departments Called To Secure Scene
• Machete-Wielding Man Wanted For Robbing Chelmsford Store
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Vehicle, Occupants In Kensington Triple Shooting
• Justices Deny Fired FAU Professor James Tracy Who Questioned Sandy Hook
• Oakland County Prosecutor Criticizes Oxford High School Over Run-Up To Deadly Shooting
• Madeline Ann Cramer Wanted In Cathedral Basilica Vandalism, Sought In Portland
• Luxury Christmas gifts to splurge on
• Supply Chain Issues: How Are Global Shortages Affecting Local Customers?
• Reward Increased For Fugitive Wanted For Murder Justin Marquiwis Cuba
• Woman Escapes From Police Car In Oxnard, Later Captured
• Why Are Colorado And Other Normally Snow-Prone States Getting So Few Flakes In This La Nina Year? Blame It On The Jet Stream
• Jamie Collins Seemingly Returning, But Kyle Dugger 'Highly Unlikely' To Play For Patriots Vs. Bills
• Parents Of Temple University Students Rally For Better Security On Campus
• Kirtland's Warbler Replaces Elk On The 2022 Wildlife Habitat License Plate
• Up to 900 bison at Yellowstone to be killed or relocated this winter
• Evacuations Lifted For Miners Candle Fire Burning Near Dumont
• Kentucky Derby winner Medina Spirit dies following workout
• Police Make 2nd Arrest In East Dallas Deadly Hit And Run That Killed 73-Year-Old Linda Pearson
• International Travelers Arrive At Logan Airport With 24-Hour COVID Testing Rule In Place
• Search Continues For Man Accused Of Stabbing Street Vendor During Robbery In Theater District
• Man Gets Up To 20 Years In Father's Murder
• Maryland Man Sentenced To 15 Years For Jailhouse Murder Plot
• Ron Jaworkski's Foundation To Give Away Hundreds Of Bikes On Tuesday
• David Perdue announces primary challenge against Georgia governor
• Chicago Teachers Union Demanding Action After Over 100 People In Woodlawn In Quarantine
• Tyson Foods Spending $50M On Bonuses For Hourly Workers At Meat Plants
• Fourth Stimulus Check: Is Another Relief Payment Coming?
• Negative COVID Test Needed To Enter U.S., As Officials Try To Slow Spread Of Omicron
• National Average Price Of Gas Drops 3 Cents Over 2 Weeks To $3.46 Per Gallon
• Weeks After Whittier Place Condo Complex Fire, Residents Unable To Salvage Belongings As Demolition Looms
• Salvation Army Volunteers Box Up Meals For The Holiday Season
• Dentist's Office Catches Fire In Greenwood Village
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Falling After Crude Price Plunge
• Water, Power Restored To Society Hill Homes, Businesses Following Water Main Break
• Police Find No Credibility To Threats Received By Kimball High Students In Tracy
• Despite Undefeated Record, Colorado State Rams Still Not Ranked In AP Top 25
• Spread Holiday Cheer With New Florida Lottery Scratch-Off Games
• Bristol Middle, High Schools Closed Monday After Student Reportedly Planned To Shoot Up School
• Schools Kicks Off Computer Science Education Week, Hour Of Code
• Staples Center Rebranding To Crypto.com Arena Underway
• Better.com CEO Stirs Up Social Media After Firing 900 Employees On Zoom Call
• Hunting Mountain Lion Videotaped On San Carlos Home Backyard Security Camera
• Fiery 4-Vehicle Crash Shuts Down Route 28 Southbound
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Drop 2 Cents Amid 'Fears Of A Possible COVID-19 Global Economic Slowdown,' AAA Says
• Say It Ain't Snow! First Coating Coming Our Way As Soon As Wednesday
• NYC Vaccine Mandates: Where And How To Show Proof Of Vaccination For Indoor Activities
• Who Is Dana Rodriguez, The Chef Who Aims To Elevate The Food At Casa Bonita?
• Popular Twitter Account Rates KDKA Reporter Jon Delano's Skype Room
• Wayne County Prosecutor Charges 7 Juveniles With School Threats
• US Department Of Labor Awards $2.6M To Provide Texas Military Members, Spouses Jobs
• Vikings' Hopes For Playoff Spot Dwindling After Loss To Lions: 'This One Is Going To Bother Me For Years'
• Boston College QB Phil Jurkovec To Stay At School, Won't Enter NFL Draft Until 2023
• Dodgers Legend Gil Hodges Inducted Into Baseball Hall Of Fame
• Restaurant apologizes for denying service to police officers
• North Texas COVID Patient Gets Motorcycle Escort Home After Being Released From Hospital
• Analysis: Deciding When To Gamble A Coach's Toughest Choice
• Massachusetts Wastewater Testing Shows Increased Presence Of COVID
• Third Party To Investigate Oxford High School's Actions Leading Up To Shooting
• Philadelphia Police: Man Injured After Being Shot Near Fox Chase Wawa
• WATCH LIVE: Eagles' Nick Sirianni To Speak With Media Following Win Against Jets
• Chaos In The Loop Leads To Shooting, Beatings; 21 Young People Arrested
• Tuukka Rask Practices With Bruins On Monday
• COVID-19 Testing Options
• LOCATED: Deanna Sirikul, 13, Reported Missing From Woodlawn
• Red Wings Win In OT
• Hogan Reintroduces Laws On Tougher Gun Sentences, Judicial Sentences For Violent Crimes
• $680K+ In Cocaine And Methamphetamine Seized At Texas-Mexico Border
• Biden Administration Enacts New Travel Rules Due To Spread Of COVID-19 Omicron Variant
• Baltimore's Christmas Village Among '10 Best Christmas Markets' In The U.S.
• Haitian gang releases 3 more hostages, U.S. religious group says
• Online Threat Against LCHS Not Credible, Elk Grove Unified Says
• Elitch Gardens Hosts 'Luminova Holidays' -- First-Ever Holiday Event
• 'Even For Santa': Boston Issues Reminder That Masks Are Required For Everyone Indoors
• 9 Killed, At Least 23 Wounded In Weekend Shootings In Chicago
• Experts Say To Water Landscaping As Colorado Faces Abnormal Warm And Dry Spell: 'If Roots Don't Get Moisture, They Die'
• Lawyer: Detroit Artist Didn't Know Ethan Crumbley's Parents Stayed In Studio
• 'Minneapolis, We're Coming!': Foo Fighters Set To Play US Bank Stadium Following Spat With U Of M Stadium
• The Moon Guides You To Viewing Three Planets This Week
• NYC first in U.S. to require vaccine for private sector employers
• Police: Man Brandishing Wooden Daggers Threatens To Kill Woman On Subway
• Orange Bowl To Feature Defense in Michigan-Georgia
• Denver Weather: It Finally Feels Like December, But The Unprecedented Wait For Snow Continues
• SF Restaurant Apologizes for Denying Service to Armed, On-Duty Police Officers
• Damian Lillard Wants To Play With Philadelphia 76ers Guard Ben Simmons: Report
• Kentucky representative faces criticism for family's gun photo
• Front Street Shelter Takes To Social Media To Get More Volunteers
• Patriots-Bills Forecast: Lake-Effect Snow Could Fall On Very Windy, Cold Monday Night Football Game In Buffalo
• Kennedy Center Honors return, in full swing
• Low Temperatures Help Firefighters Battling West Ranch Fire In Jefferson County
• Third-Down Woes Continue To Haunt Raiders In Critical Losses
• Lions Get First Win In Dramatic Fashion
• 49ers Miss Chance To Separate In Jumbled NFC Playoff Race
• After Hitting Record High, LA County Gas Price Drops For 8 Straight Days
• 'Wicked' Cancels Weekend Shows Due To COVID Test Results And Scheduled Absences
• President Biden, First Lady Attend Return Of Kennedy Center Honors
• Man Attacked During Possible Early Morning Robbery Outside Brentwood Hotel
• East Chicago, Indiana Nonprofit 'Paying It Forward' Lives Up To Its Name For Families Having Trouble Getting Presents Under The Christmas Tree
• Vigil Held For UPS Driver Frank Ordonez, Killed Two Years Ago In Miramar During Police Shootout
• Shares Of Bay Area Electric Vehicle Maker Lucid Slide After Disclosing SEC Subpoena
• East River Park To Close For Flood Protection Project
• PTL Links: Dec. 6, 2021
• Tom Brady, Rob Gronkowski Inch Closer Toward NFL History Together
• Cancer Survivor Spreads Word About Treatment That Stopped Disease
• Car Crashes Into Arlington Heights Home After Driver Suffers 'Medical Episode'
• Westminster Police: Suspect Fires At Officer Following Crash, Dies At Hospital
• Broncos Gamble, Lose To Chiefs, Fall 2 Games Back In Division
• Mix-And-Match J&J COVID Booster Raised Immune Response After Pfizer Vaccine, Study Finds
• Detroit Lions dedicate first win to victims of school shooting
• Ravens' Humphrey Likely Out For Season After Injury Against Steelers, Reports Say
• Traveling Outside The US? Check Out The New COVID-19 Testing Policy You Need To Know
• Builder Creates 'Neighbor-To-Neighbor' Relationships With Affordable Homes In North Chicago
• Armed Robbery Suspects Arrested Fleeing Redwood City 7-Eleven
• WATCH LIVE: District Attorney Larry Krasner, Gun Violence Task Force To Announce Arrest, Charges Of Gun Trafficking Suspect
• Mike Vrabel Sends Rare Tweet Questioning NFL's Call On Potential Travis Kelce Fumble
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• Omicron COVID-19 variant found in 12 states
• Average US Price Of Gasoline Drops 2 Cents Over 2 Weeks, To $3.46
• Gottlieb says WHO could be playing a role in "global leadership" in getting vaccines around the world
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• Minnesota Weather: Schools Close As Bitter Cold Moves In
• Study shows men spread COVID particles more than women and children
• "Silenced No More": One woman's allegations of abuse by Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell
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• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/6 Monday Morning Forecast
• New COVID Testing Protocols Take Effect For International Arrivals At LAX
• Tributes To Congresswoman Carrie Meek
• Trump-Tied Group Pushes Ballot Measure To Alter Voting Laws In Wisconsin
• Santa Touring Neighborhoods On Murphy Fire Engine
• Pittsburgh Weather: Morning Rain, Snow Showers On The Horizon
• Opening Statements Begin This Week In Kim Potter Manslaughter Trial
• Conch shell DNA leads to charge against pallbearer at victim's funeral
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• Delivery Driver Shot In Head In Back of The Yards; 18-Year-Old Struck In Thigh
• Taliban declares women "free," not "property," but nobody celebrates
• Gervonta 'Tank' Davis Keeps Perfect Record Intact With Unanimous Decision Over Isaac Cruz
• Over 200 UMass Memorial Health Employees Fired After Not Receiving COVID Vaccine
• Wind Gusts Across Eastern Mass. Projected To Be 50 MPH Or Higher On Monday Night
• Chicago Weather: Wind Advisory In Effect; Temperature Drop Monday
• Construction Underway At New Hampshire Ice Castles
• Temple University Parents To Rally Over Safety After Samuel Collington's Death
• Man Shot In Head Inside Wilkinsburg Apartment
• Banksy 'Charlie Brown' Sells For $4 Million, While Child Prodigy Thrills Crowd With His Artwork
• Travel Restrictions Tighten As COVID-19 Omicron Variant Concerns Grow
• Plantation Teen Charged With Extorting Florida Senator Lauren Book With Explicit Photos
• Recall Issued For Hundreds Of Thousands Of Pounds Of Meat Over Listeria Concerns
• Myanmar junta sentences deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi to prison
• Plum Borough School District No Longer Guaranteeing Bus Rides
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Holding Public Hearing To Discuss Budget
• Joint Jewish Education Program Hosts Annual Latkepalooza
• Bob Dole, Former Senate GOP Leader And Presidential Nominee, Dies At 98
• NYPD: Street Vendor Stabbed In Thigh During Robbery In Theater District
• Reward Doubled In Cold Case Murder Of Heidi Morningstar
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• DOJ announces lawsuit against Texas over redistricting plans
• Delta variant dominates new infections as Omicron strain spreads across U.S.
• Kennedy Center Honors returns to tradition
• 2021 Kentucky Derby winner Medina Spirit dies
• Senator Bob Dole to lie in state in Capitol
• Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker will not seek reelection
• Jussie Smollett testifies in own defense
• U.S. announces diplomatic boycott of Beijing Olympics
• Haitian gang releases three more hostages
• Michigan school shooting suspect's parents jailed after manhunt
• NYC announces one of the strictest COVID vaccine mandates in U.S.
• U.S. warns Russia could be preparing to invade Ukraine
• New York City expands COVID vaccine requirements to private businesses
• Former Senator David Perdue enters Georgia governor's race
• Legends: Radio PBP Announcer John Ireland
• Jussie Smollett takes the stand in disorderly conduct trial
• Spread of Omicron variant sparks new COVID safety regulations
• Biden administration considers judicial reforms for the Supreme Court
• January 6 committee postpones deposition for Michael Flynn and Trump's personal assistant
• The life and legacy of former Senator Bob Dole
• New international travel restrictions take effect as U.S. responds to spread of COVID-19 Omicron variant
• Portugal reinstates restrictions after sharp rise in new COVID-19 cases
• Fears mount that Russia could be preparing to invade Ukraine
• Biden set to talk with Putin amid Ukraine tensions
• New U.S. international travel restrictions for COVID-19 go into effect
• Unique gift ideas for shoppers looking to support small, local businesses this holiday season
• Kennedy Center Honors celebrates cultural icons after ceremony limited by COVID-19 last year
• Wife, mom and truck driver working to bring more women into the industry with viral TikTok videos
• WorldView: Ousted Myanmar leader sentenced to prison
• Masterful dubbing of foreign TV shows into English is creating hits like "Squid Game"
• Dr. David Agus on rapid spread of Omicron variant, at-home COVID-19 testing
• U.S. begins requiring COVID-19 test within one day for international travelers
• 12/6: CBSN AM
• CNN fires anchor Chris Cuomo
• Educators nationwide take on additional roles due to critical staff shortage
• Breaking down the case against the parents of accused Oxford High School shooter
• Parents of accused Michigan school shooter arrested after police say warning signs ignored
• CDC shortens testing window for travelers to the U.S., leaving Americans abroad scrambling for tests