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• UPDATE: Suspect Dead Following Lengthy Standoff With Antioch Police
• Holiday Shoppers in San Francisco Stung But Undaunted by Inflation Spike
• South Bay Health Officials Tout Importance of COVID Booster, Tests and Caution
• Fremont 'Crippsmas Place' Decorations Delight Visitors, Benefit Charity
• Saturday's Show Info (12/11/21)
• Mill Valley Man Who Fled To Belarus Charged With Assaulting Officers In January 6 Capitol Attack
• Aurora Firefighters Rescue Cat From Atop Light Pole
• Together 4 Colorado Toy Drive Collection Day Warms Hearts Of Donors On Chilly And Snowy Day
• Cameras To Be Placed Near Dispensaries To Reduce Crime
• 2 Bear Cubs Break Into Car In Sierra Madre Neighborhood, Accidentally Locking Themselves Inside
• Armed Robbers Steal French Bulldog In Hollywood
• 49-Year-Old Granada Hills Man Arrested In Connection To Fatal Hit-And-Run Friday Night In Burbank
• LAPD Unravel Murder Cover-Up In Sylmar, Discover Backyard Grave
• Michael Nesmith Of The Monkees Dies At 78
• Minnesota Snowstorm Doesn't Stop UPS Driver From Delivering Holiday Gifts
• 'He Just Loved Football, Being Around People': Fans, Friends React To Sudden Death Of Demaryius Thomas
• Collision Causes Complete Closure Of SB 170 Near Magnolia Boulevard
• Colorado Shops Seeing Fewer Customers Than Expected This Holiday Season
• Chicago Weather: Rain And Strong Winds Sweep Through Parts Of Area; Tornado Warnings Issued
• 'Some Cold-Blooded Stuff': Someone Steals Salvation Army Red Kettles In Placerville
• 'The Internet's On Fire;' Software Vulnerability May Enable Worldwide Hack Attacks
• Outpouring Of Grief At Vigil For Woom Sing Tse, 71-Year-Old Grandfather Shot To Death In Chinatown
• Man Shot In Dallas Hotel Parking Lot Dies After Calling 911
• Predators Down Devils Behind Saros' 29 Saves
• Free Planning Academy Gives City Residents And Business Owners An Inside Look Into City Planning Process
• Trent Jr. Scores 24, Raptors Beat Struggling Knicks
• Catalytic Converter Thefts Citywide Up About 300%, Police Say
• Kevin Love & Other Cavs Score In Double Digits For 123-106 Win Over Wolves
• Exclusive: MTA Unveils Plan For 'Trespasser Task Force' To Stop People From Jumping Onto Subway Tracks
• Northstar, Heavenly And Kirkwood Resorts At Lake Tahoe To Open This Weekend
• Malcolm Boatwright Becomes 15th Rikers Island Detainee To Die While In Custody This Year
• Manhunt For Suspects Who Stole 2 Watches Worth $37,000 From Men In Logan Square
• Baltimore Shooting Victim Identified As Department Of Public Works Employee, Police Looking For Suspect
• Miramar Neighbors Outraged Over 'Killing' Of Community Geese
• Homicide Under Investigation In Joppatowne, Harford Sheriff Says
• Officer-Involved Shooting In Homestead Under Investigation
• Baltimore County Fourth Grader Starring In BET Holiday Movie 
• Denver Broncos Legend Demaryius Thomas Considered Friend, Mentor At Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver
• David Jones' Career-High 33 Helps DePaul Defeat Louisville
• Transgender Inmate Sues Maryland, Alleges Officer Placed Her In Chokehold, Dropped Her On Face At Central Booking
• Dallas Nonprofit Giving Holiday Cheer To People With Disabilities
• Baltimore County Photo Lab Makes 'Memory Books' For Those Struggling With Memory Loss
• Loyola Drains 17 3-Pointers In Win Over Vanderbilt
• Sidney Crosby Records 2 Assists, Penguins Beat Rival Capitals 4-2
• 21-Year-Old Sentenced To 50 Years In Baltimore Bartender's Murder
• Penn-Trafford Wins PIAA Class 5A Championship 17-14 In Overtime
• At least 1 dead at Arkansas nursing home amid severe weather, official says
• Ventura Office Of Education Addresses Bullying And Social Media Threats
• SantaCon Bar Crawl Returns This Weekend
• 'Frightened' Corgi-Mix Found Taped Inside Box In Brookline Porta-Potty; Police Investigating
• Approaching Atmospheric River Promises Relief But Won't End Drought
• Security Officer Arrested, Accused Of Assaulting Student At Proviso West High School
• Skiers, Boarders, Winter Enthusiasts Celebrate Snowstorm, Fresh Powder
• At Least 2 Dead At Arkansas Nursing Home As Severe Weather Lashes The Region, Official Says
• Kenny Pickett Honored With Prestigious Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award In Baltimore
• Prosecution Rests In Sex-Abuse Trial Of Ghislaine Maxwell
• 15-Year-Old Reportedly Accused Of Fatally Stabbing Father In East Oakland Home
• Temporary Electricity Finally Installed At Port Chester Restaurant 3 Months After Ida Damage
• Workers Beginning to Return to the Office in Downtown San Francisco
• Minnesota Weather: South Metro Gets 12+ Inches Of Snow; More Expected Overnight
• Cresskill Parents Ask Gov. Murphy For Help Repairing Ida-Damaged School So Students Can Return To Classrooms
• Denver Weather: Denver Did Tie The All-Time No-Snow Streak After All
• Pitts' Cal Adomitis Cuts Off Signature Locks After Raising Over $114K For Kids With Cancer
• Dry Weekend Ahead, Before 'Powerful' Storm Expected To Move In Monday
• Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Vetoes Ban On Flavored Tobacco Products
• Ravens Offensive Lineman Mekari Ruled Out Against Cleveland
• Coroner Classifies Death Of Mario Gonzalez During Alameda Police Confrontation As Homicide
• Blackhawks' Marc-Andre Fleury Proud To Earn 500th Win In Hometown Of Montreal
• Weekend Weather: Warm And Humid But Not As Foggy
• Abortion Providers Disappointed, Pro-Life Group Pleased By US Supreme Court Ruling On Texas Heartbeat Act
• SRA: Burlingame Scholar Uses Weight Loss Journey As Fuel To Excel, Inspire Others
• Retailers Advocating for Legal Prevention of Online Re-Sale of Stolen Goods
• Historical Advocates Concerned About 17-Story Residential Tower Proposal In Art Deco District
• 'West Side Story' Screening Held In New Jersey For Students, Supporters Of Star Rachel Zegler's Alma Mater
• Father and son charged with starting Caldor Fire plead not guilty
• University System Of Maryland Sets $15 Minimum Wage
• DISD Partners With Local Tech Company To Help Spot Signs Of Depression In Students
• Tractor Trailer Crashes Off Side Of New Jersey Turnpike Overpass In Bergen County
• Pandemic Resurgence of Popularity for Golf Leaves San Jose Leaders in Quandary
• Rising Energy Costs Could Leave Some Coloradans In The Cold And Dark, But There Is Help
• Bulls Bring On Alfonzo McKinnie For 10-Day Contract To Help As They're Down 5 Players Due To COVID Protocols
• Hawaii residents could be displaced for 6 to 8 weeks amid water crisis
• Restaurants Look To Holiday Parties For Business Boost
• Don't Wait Until Last Minute! This Week Is The Last Chance To Get Christmas Gifts On Time
• Swissvale Bar Raising Money With Hot Sausage Sandwiches For Free Care Fund
• First Confirmed Case Of Omicron COVID-19 Variant Identified In Ventura County
• Tahoe Business Eager For Resort Travelers Ahead Of Next Winter Storm
• John Lind Charged As Accessory To Julia Enright In Treehouse Murder Of Brandon Chicklis
• Mpls. To Receive Portion Of $26B Nationwide Settlement Against Opioid Manufactures And Distributors
• City Council Approves New Development Plans For Former Kmart And Nicollet Ave
• Harlem Grandmother Answers Call For Dolls Of Color This Holiday Season
• Suspects In Caldor Fire Enter Not Guilty Pleas In First Court Appearance
• Join Us: CHiPs For Kids Live Event At Plaza West Covina
• Walnut Creek Boosts Police Presence Downtown to Ease Shopper, Business Owner Concerns
• Police: Son Strangles Mother With Phone Charger Cord In West Mifflin
• A Pack Of Coyotes Concern Woodland Hills Residents As Pets Disappear
• Oakland Police Investigate Armed Carjacking of UPS Truck, Kidnapping of Driver
• Consumer Prices Expected To Remain High 'Well Into Next Year,' Experts Say
• Father, Son Suspected of Starting Caldor Fire Plead Not Guilty
• Neighbors Say Brooklyn School Worker Dorothy Gargano Hospitalized After Hit-And-Run: 'She's In Bad Shape'
• Holiday Spirit Grows At The Together 4 Colorado Toy Drive Collection Day Event
• 'I'm Trying To Teach These Guys How To Finish': Still-Viable Vikings Can't Escape Late-Game Stress
• What Is Being Done To Curb Violent Crime On The CTA? An Inside Look At The CPD Mass Transit Unit's Efforts
• CTA Drivers To Protest For Better Protection From Police After Recent Attacks
• U.S. Consumer Prices See Steepest Jump In 40 Years; Even Economists Are Surprised
• How the rise in violent crime is affecting college campuses
• Police Looking For Man Who Tried To Kidnap 2 Women In Westminster
• NBA Fines Wizards' Kuzma $15K; Grizzlies' Brooks Docked $25K
• Biden praises Dole's heroism and character at funeral
• A Secret Santa gave out $30,000 to strangers — but it was his words that moved them
• M-DCPS Superintendent Carvalho: Successor Should Have 'Heart,' 'Compassion,' 'Understanding,' And Put Kids First
• How A Twin Cities Nonprofit Has Worked For Decades To Close The Racial Wealth Gap
• Snapshot NY: How Charles Dickens Changed The Narrative For Christmas With 'A Christmas Carol'
• Philadelphia Students, Community Groups Hold Demonstration Demanding Officials To Help Curb Gun Violence: 'We Have Lost Many Family Members'
• Woman Arrested After Man Shot In Head, Killed Inside North Philadelphia Apartment, Police Say
• Most Omicron Cases In US Have Been Mild But Most Were Vaccinated, CDC Reports
• Furry Tails: Majesty And Sunshine Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• 'Slow Down, Be Safe': Minnesotans Prepare For First Big Snowfall Of The Season
• New Jersey Company Helps Fit Dozens Of Residents In Need With Free Hearing Aids
• Tameka Dudley, Joshua Hamm Plead Guilty In Shooting Death Of Mark Outman In Monaco Street Robbery Attempt
• Akiem Hicks Plans On Playing On What Could Be His Last Game With The Bears Against The Packers
• Team Of Young Football Players From Portage, Indiana Wins National Pop Warner Pee Wee Championship
• Neighbors On Coney Island Rally Against Citywide Spike In Hate Crimes After Recent Attack On Gay Man
• 'We Must Take Bold Action': Minnesota Lake Ice Shrinking As Climate Change Warms Winters
• 'We're Taking This Issue Very Seriously' Woburn Mayor Says Of High Level Of PFAS Found In City's Water
• Liam's List Dec. 10: Movies, Metallica and Holiday Magic
• 180 Arrested, 30 Illegal Gambling Operations Shut Down In Crackdown On San Bernardino Street Gang
• $10K Donation Will Help Bring Second Therapy Dog For Broward First Responders
• COVID Cases, Hospitalizations On Rise Locally, Nationally Ahead Of Holidays
• CPD Threatens To Shut Down Millennium Park If Chaos Breaks Out This Weekend
• UPDATE: Charges Filed by Contra Costa DA in Death of Lafayette School Crossing Guard
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Takes Aim At Federal Immigration Policies
• Woman Shot In Face, Arm While On 210 Freeway In Pasadena Before Driving Herself To Hospital
• COVID In Colorado: Hospitalizations Continue To Drop
• Police: Registered Sex Offender Tries To Pick Up Girl He Met On Snapchat From Connellsville Middle School
• Demoted High-Ranking City Of Miami Police Officers Get Jobs Back
• New Surgeon General Report Shows Increase In Attempted Suicide In Teens; Legislators And Doctors Address Mental Health Care
• Bridgeport Woman Says She Was Carjacked By Same Crew That Struck Again Minutes Later A Block Away And Was Caught On Video
• Inflation Reaches Highest Rate In Nearly 40 Years
• South Florida Mothers Cope With Loss After Losing Sons To Fentanyl-Related Deaths
• COVID Cases Surge In Worcester Schools; Officials Urge Vaccination
• 'West Side Story' Costume Designer Paul Tazewell Describes How Re-Imagined Film Uses 'Storytelling Through Clothing'
• Pennsylvania Investing $6 Million Toward Making Roosevelt Boulevard Safer
• North Lawndale Church Feeding People With Food, Life Skills, Educational Opportunities And Legal Help
• Snow Removal Resources
• 'Crime Tsunami': New Study By Two Former District Attorneys Finds Colorado's Crime Rate Worse Than Other States
• Millions likely to see strong nocturnal tornadoes and thunderstorms
• Beagles Sniff Out Contraband At DFW Airport, Travelers Urged To Research Banned Items
• 16-Year-Old Make-A-Wish Recipient Uses Wish To Help Other Young Patients At Hackensack Meridian Children's Hospital
• 'A Christmas Story: The Musical' Performances Begin At Boch Center Wang Theatre Friday
• With Rising Hospitalizations, Hogan & Health Officials Ask Hospitals To Update Emergency Plans
• Upper Providence Township Police Searching For Owner Of Wedding Band Found At Wawa
• Imhotep Charter, St. Joseph's Prep Football Teams Travel To Hershey With A Chance Of Becoming State Champs
• Dad Returns From Deployment In Saudi Arabia To Surprise 7-Year-Old Son
• Trinity Christian Academy Basketball Player Part Of Family On And Off The Court
• I-Team: Homeowners Experience Long Delays Getting Promised Mass Save Rebates For Heat Pumps
• Fund Started To Help Family Of Douglas County Sheriff's Detective Joe Pollack Who Died From COVID
• Looking For A Rewarding Career? City Of Miami Taking 1,000 Fire Department Applications
• Stockton Man Arrested in Connection With San Francisco Road-Rage Shooting and Robbery
• Man Charged In Stabbing Of Detroit Bus Driver
• South Florida Teen John Hagins Accused Of Threatening Mass Shooting At Embry–Riddle University
• Miami-Dade Police Identify Man Wanted In Deadly Hit And Run Crash
• Essex County Corrections Officer Anthony Pasquarello Dies From COVID-19
• Surgeons At University Of Maryland Children's Hospital Save Newborn With Rare Heart Defect
• 5-Term Hayward Assemblyman Bill Quirk Not Seeking Re-Election
• 6-Year-Old Grace Craytor Found Safely After Missing From Mount Laurel, Police Say
• Biden Praises Dole's Heroism, Character In Funeral At Washington's National Cathedral
• Where The Colorado Avalanche Fall On The Forbes Valuation Of Hockey Teams
• Minneapolis Declares Snow Emergency; Rules To Go Into Effect Friday Night
• Miami Weather: Warm With A Mix Of Sun And Clouds, Cooler Weather Ahead
• Cream Cheese The Latest Victim Of Supply Chain Crisis
• Driver Turns Himself In For Shooting On Don Shula Expressway, 9-Year-Old Girl Injured
• Average Price Of Gas In LA County Drops Slightly
• Massachusetts Reports 5,007 New COVID-19 Cases, 27 Additional Deaths
• CBS3 Learns Exclusive Details About 2 Armed Robberies Against Philadelphia Mail Carriers
• Bears Vs. Packers: Three Things To Watch
• Kidsburgh: Best Holiday Light Displays In Pittsburgh
• Coachella Valley Landscaper Jose Manuel Martinez Garcia Charged With Rape Of 6 Women
• Judge limits Bannon from releasing certain case material to the public
• Santa Claus Helps Optimists Club Of Monaco South In Together 4 Colorado Toy Drive
• Chase Bank Takes $28,000 From Chatham Restaurateur's Business Account, Because Of Someone Else's Court Order
• MDHHS: Cases Are Surging, Hospitals Are Full, And The Omicron Variant Is In Michigan, Officials Give COVID Update
• Storycatchers Theatre Works With Incarcerated Youths To Tell Their Stories And Break Down Barriers
• South Gap Project Nearly Complete, Paving And Striping Scheduled For Next Spring
• Target's Letters To Santa Mailbox Recalled
• 'Nutcracker' Begins In-Person Run At Benedum Center
• Berkeley Police: 3 Pounds Of Marijuana, Concealed Firearm Found In Traffic Stop; 2 Arrested
• Reisterstown Shooting Victim Dies Of His Injuries, Baltimore County Police Say
• Bettors Welcome Launch Of Sports Betting In Maryland
• Brooklyn Park Police Search For Missing Woman
• 13 super easy gift ideas on Amazon right now, all under $50
• VIDEO: Firefighters Wash Diesel Off 2 Ducks After Fuel Tanker Rollover On C-470 Ramp
• Woman's Body Pulled From Lake Michigan Offshore From Edgewater
• Neapolitan Presepio Returns To Carnegie Museum of Art
• Leonard Galvez, 19, Charged In Shooting That Killed 17-Year-Old Boy And Wounded 4 Others In Evanston
• Jan. 6 Panel Subpoenas Six Who Helped Plan Trump Rallies
• Firefighters Rescue 18 From High-Rise Condo Fire In Annapolis
• Chick-fil-A Says First Boston Restaurant Will Open This Winter
• Here's An Inside Look At A Lansing Hospital In The Middle Of The Latest COVID-19 Surge
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Throws Out Mask Mandate For Schools
• Big Changes Coming To Gillette Stadium For 2023, Including Enhanced Lighthouse
• Mexican Wolf Euthanized At Brookfield Zoo Due To Injuries Suffered When She Was Shot Before Being Rescued
• 1st Case of COVID Omicron Variant Confirmed In Santa Clara County
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Tosses School Mask Mandate
• Injury Accident Blocks Southbound Lanes of U.S. Hwy 101 in San Francisco
• Mercedes Recalls Cars Over Ability To Play Video Games On Dash Amid Similar Issue Found In Tesla Vehicles
• Maryland Awards Nearly $63M To Redevelopment Projects Statewide
• Players, Fans Mourn Passing Of Broncos Great Wide Receiver Demaryius Thomas
• Arapahoe County Man Walks Into Police Station, Admits To Killing His Wife
• Police Found Demaryius Thomas Dead In The Shower, Report Says
• Kim Potter Trial: Former Officer's Supervisor Testifies She Was Justified Using Deadly Force
• Tahoe Woman Guilty Of Striking, Seriously Injuring Woman
• Miami Fire Rescue Looking To Hire Firefighter-EMTs
• Palo Alto Police Seek Suspect Who Broke Into Woman's Home, Stole Car
• GM Venture Picks Michigan For 3rd US-Based Electric Vehicle Battery Plant
• South Florida Father-Son Duo Set To Travel To Space Aboard Blue Orbit Spacecraft On Saturday
• Sanitation Workers' Strike In Anaheim, Huntington Beach Could Delay Trash Pickup Across Orange County
• With Redistricting Process Behind Schedule, Pennsylvania Primary Election Could Be Delayed
• Massachusetts Hospitals Ordered To Reduce Elective Procedures Even Further Due To 'Critical Staffing Shortage'
• Glendale Police Announces 6 Arrests In Rash Of Follow-Home Robberies
• Increase in Vision Problems Among Children Due To Increased Screen Time
• Stephen Scarpa Sentenced To 15 Years To Life For Drugged-Driving Crash Which Killed Costa Mesa Fire Captain
• Storm Beginning Saturday Will Bring 'Significant' Amount Of Precipitation To Our Region
• Gaming While Driving: Tesla Allows It, Mercedes Does Recall
• Cold-Stunned Turtles Rescued Off Cape Cod Flown To New Rehab Facilities
• City Approves Funding For 'Constructed Wetlands' Along The Middle Branch
• Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Vetoes Ban On Flavored Tobacco
• City Of Sacramento Names Next Police Chief
• Michael Nesmith, Monkees singer-songwriter, has died at 78
• City Of Detroit Introduces DDOT Bus Tracker
• Texas Native Michael Nesmith Of The Monkees Dead At 78
• 102-Year-Old Long Beach Woman Hit, Killed By Rolling Car
• Denver International Airport Will Ask City Council To Add $1.1 Billion And 4 Years To Current Construction Project
• State Patrol: 7-Vehicle Snow Crash On I-35; No Injuries
• Hunter Henry Welcomes First Child To The World, Won't Have To Miss Patriots Game For Birth
• Squishmallow restock: Where to find this season's most adorable toys
• How Does Snow Get Cleared From The Runway At MSP Airport?
• Navy Looks to Avoid 5th Loss To Army In 6 Games
• Heroin Trafficker Frank Alex Juarez Sentenced To 14 Years
• Chase Claypool: Steelers WR Getting Dragged On Twitter For Late-Drive Celebration
• Snow Drought Ends: It Was 7 Weeks Late, But Denver Finally Recorded A Measurable Snow
• 'I Want To Go Kill Him': Charlene Port Allegedly Threatened And Doxed Former Fertility Doctor, But Case On Hold
• Jamie Jaramillo Faces Capital Murder Charge In Shooting Death Of Mesquite Police Officer Richard Houston
• 'Today You're The Chief': Malden Police Show Support For 6-Year-Old Boy Fighting Cancer
• Department Of Justice Awards Over $378K To Project Safe Neighborhoods In North Texas
• Michael Nesmith Of The Monkees Dies At 78
• PG&E Preps Ahead of Strong Storm Hitting Bay Area
• Hogan and Scott Open Sportsbook At Horseshoe Casino
• Pair Accused Of Threatening Residents Of San Mateo Home In The Middle Of The Night
• Colorado Snow Totals List Shows Wolf Creek, Crested Butte Ski Areas Tie For Most Snow
• Video Shows Corrections Officer Drop Transgender Woman On Her Face In Baltimore Corrections Facility
• Michael Nesmith, the Monkee for All Seasons, Dies at 78
• Police: Shooting Leaves Teen Dead, 3 Others, Including Infant, Hurt In Lansing
• Stubborn Blaze Tears Through Brooklyn Heights Building
• Squaw Mountain In Colorado's Foothills Officially Renamed Mestaa'ėhehe Mountain
• Peloton stock slumps after morbid turn in "Sex and the City"
• Heartbroken Families Seek Answers In Double Homicide; Reward Increase Up To $15K
• 52-Year-Old Woman Fatally Struck By Vehicle On Route 13 In Bristol, Police Say
• Pedestrian Hit By Car In San Jose Dies Of His Injuries
• Son Of Pizza Shop Employee Shoots Would-Be Robber In Face In Spring Garden, Police Say
• Navy Parachute Team Practices At MetLife Stadium Before Army-Navy Game
• Jarrett Hein Charged In Murder Of 20-Year-Old During Illegal Gun Deal, Lehigh County DA Says
• Tanker Truck Rolls Over In Snowy Conditions On C-470 Offramp
• Uber Helping Florida Detectives Solve 'Grandparent Scams'
• Wild Beat Sharks 5-2 For 8th Straight Win
• Monument Honoring Famed Journalist Nellie Bly Opens On Roosevelt Island
• Florida's Clearwater Marine Aquarium Creates Legacy For Famed Winter The Dolphin
• VIDEO: Purple Bathrobe-Wearing Thief Caught Stealing Packages From Cambridge Apartment Complex, Police Say
• Michigan's COVID-19 Surge 'Deeply Concerning' As State Seeks More Ventilators
• Trees Cut At East River Park Amid Judge's Partial Stop Work Order
• OnPar Now: Local Entrepreneur Opens Indoor Facility Aimed At Teaching Women How To Golf
• LAUSD Considers Pushing Back Vaccine Mandate For Students
• Fort Worth Police Searching For Man Who Allegedly Exposed Himself To & Followed 17-Year-Old Girl
• Demand For COVID Vaccine Boosters Grows As 16, 17-Year-Olds Become Eligible
• Prosecution rests in sex-abuse trial of Ghislaine Maxwell
• City Looking To Hire Contractors For $85 Million Project At Job Matchmaking Event
• Stretch Of 210 Freeway To Be Shut Down This Weekend For Paving Project
• CPD Stepping Up Downtown Patrols This Weekend, Following Last Weekend's Chaos In The Loop
• 2's Got Your Ticket: 'Mr. Dickens' Hat'
• Lakeview Food Pantry Hosts 'Stuff A Truck' For Holiday Donations
• Activists Outline Plan To Keep CTA Bus Drivers Safe
• Two Texas Most Wanted Sex Offenders, William Daniel Clifford And Jackie Dale Brown Captured
• Philadelphia Lawyer May Join GOP Field Running For Pennsylvania's Open U.S. Senate Seat
• Family Of Woom Sing Tse, Chinatown Man Shot And Killed In Broad Daylight, To Hold Vigil Celebrating His Life
• Animal Friends Offering Discounts On Pet Adoptions For The Holidays
• ER overwhelmed with unvaccinated COVID patients
• 2 Men Hurt, 3 Detained Following Apparent Machete Attack In Allapattah
• COVID In Minnesota: 58 More Deaths Reported, Along With 4,554 More Cases
• Food Prices At The Grocery Store See Largest Increase Since 2008 As Inflation Surges
• Enes Kanter Freedom Explains Why He Became An American Citizen
• MDOT: Here's A List Of Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• NFL Reacts To Shocking Death Of Broncos' Demaryius Thomas
• 18-Wheeler Hangs Off Dallas Bridge Leaking Fuel Following 2-Car Crash
• Thousands Of Drivers Get MDX Rewards Checks In The Mail
• Man Sought In Riverside Double Murder Arrested In Massachusetts
• California to ticket high-pollution trucks, lawn mowers
• Maryland Weather: Record Warmth & Whipping Winds On Tap For Saturday
• Tragedy On The Turnpike When Month-Old Baby Dies In Crash While On Mom's Lap
• New Sportsmen's Lodge Opens In Studio City After Renovation
• Xcel Energy Gears Up Extra Crews Ahead Of Winter Storm
• Halle Berry on directing her first movie "when destiny knocked "
• Long Beach Police Suspends Officer Maxwell Schroeder For 'Biased And Prejudiced' Comments In Torrance Racist Texts Scandal
• Former Detroit Police Sergeant Charged With Embezzling Money Using Prisoners' ATM Cards
• Maine Tops 2,000 Newly Reported COVID Cases In A Single Day For 1st Time
• Bar Owner Who Defied COVID Orders Sentenced To 90 Days In Jail
• Activist claims ex-U.S. officials hacked iPhone before she was jailed
• Oakland Man Sentenced To Prison For Armed Attacks Targeting East Oakland Postal Workers
• Daughter of the man who played golf on the moon is going to space
• LAX Police Unveils New $216M Headquarters Building
• LAX-Bound Flight Makes Emergency Landing In OKC After Man Assaults Flight Attendant, Air Marshal
• Sonoma County '15 John Doe' Human Remains From 2015 Identified As Missing Seattle Man
• Astronaut's daughter, TV host to headline Blue Origin space flight
• Jack White Coming To Pier Six Pavilion In 2022 On Supply Chain Issues Tour
• How Trump is shaping 2022 races in states he lost in 2020
• U.S. Supreme Court Allows Challenge To Texas Abortion Law, Leaves Ban In Place
• US Supreme Court Won't Stop Restrictive Texas Abortion Law, But Says Clinics Can Sue
• N.Y. mandates masks at indoor public places that do not require vaccination
• GM CEO Mary Barra Says Making Ventilators Changed The Company Culture
• CSU's Trey McBride Named The Best Tight End In America
• New Hampshire Has 10,000 Current COVID Cases For 1st Time Since Start of Pandemic
• Denver Metro Area Finally Gets A Snowstorm
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Jump To 1,027
• Brad Marchand Adds Another Shorthanded Goal To His Resume In Bruins' Win Over Oilers
• Peyton Manning 'Absolutely Devasted' After Death Of Former Broncos Teammate Demaryius Thomas
• 'Hope For An End,' US Supreme Court Lets Senate Bill 8 Stand, Says Abortion Clinics Can Sue
• Children of RFK speak out about possible parole for their father's assassin
• Florida Man Andre Abrams Accused Of Using Flamethrower To Settle Dispute
• Supreme Court allows Texas abortion providers' legal challenge
• Markey Aims To Ban 'Ridiculous' Airline Fees With Bill
• Bay Area Transit Agencies Seek To Work Together To Effectively Spend $4.5B In Infrastructure Funding
• Afghanistan on brink of collapse with millions facing starvation
• Delta Air Lines Flight Diverted To OKC After Passenger Allegedly Assaults Flight Attendant, Air Marshal
• Passenger On California-Bound Flight From DC Allegedly Assaults Flight Attendant
• Fallen Officer's Wife Would Have Been On Duty During Fatal Shooting At Police Headquarters
• Curly Girl Boutique
• LA-Based Sensations The Filharmonic To Perform First Concert Since Start Of Pandemic
• DEA agent gets 12 years in prison for conspiring with drug cartel
• Alstine Avenue Fatal Gunshot Victim Identified As 22-Year-Old Kevin Taylor Of Carmichael
• Al Unser, Auto Racing Legend, Has Died At 82 After 17-Year Battle With Cancer
• KPIX 5's Elizabeth Cook Goes To The White House; Meets With First Lady Dr. Jill Biden
• Hercules Home's Holiday Lights Becomes Yearly Tradition That Keeps Growing
• Chicago Weather: Increased Risk For Severe Conditions Friday Night
• Comfort & Vegetarian-Friendly Food Tops Grubhub's 2021 'Year In Food' Report
• COVID-19 Could Eventually Be Seasonal, Scientists Say
• Body Of Woman Recovered Days After She Fell Overboard From RI Ferry
• Patriots Players React To Stunning News Of Demaryius Thomas' Passing
• These Christmas Trees May Improve Your Health
• Passenger Killed, 2 Hurt In Violent Van Nuys Wreck
• Walker, Stroud, Hutchinson Take AP All-Big Ten Top Honors
• Snapchat Scandal And Explicit Photo Leads To Calls For Patterson Mayor's Resignation
• PTL Links: Dec. 10, 2021
• Migrant says truck was "speeding" before crash that killed dozens
• U.S. prices jumped 6.8% in November—steepest rise since 1982
• Fun Gets Underway Before Saturday's BMW Dallas Marathon
• Amtrak Cutting Service Due To Federal Vaccine Requirement
• Taste Of The Town: Doya's Modern Aegean Meze Bar Embodies Food, Lifestyle Of The Mediterranean
• Gov. DeSantis Seeks 'Crypto Friendly' Florida
• Red Wings Fall To The Blues 6-2
• Jussie Smollett Convicted Of 5 Of 6 Counts Of Orchestrating Fake Hate Crime Against Himself
• Destroyed tropical forests could regrow if left alone for 20 years
• Former Jet, Pro Bowler Demaryius Thomas Dies At 33
• Wife Dead, Husband In Custody After Northern Liberties Shooting Turns Into Standoff
• Pickup Truck Driver Injured After Collision Involving Train In Camden, Police Say
• Baltimore Police Looking For Missing 12-Year-Old Boy
• Interstate 95 Northbound In Bensalem Township Reopens After 'Serious' Crash, Pennsylvania State Troopers Say
• Shaq Plans To Buy Bill Russell's Championship Rings In Auction
• 'Means The World To Me': Vet Gets Much Needed Dental Care Thanks To Veterans Smile Program
• Austin Tice's mother to meet with national security adviser Jake Sullivan
• Hertz customers: We were arrested, jailed over false theft reports
• 7,984 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Moms At Genesis Women's Shelter Remembered This Christmas Thanks To Texas Jewelry Company
• Tom Brady Says He Was Blessed By Demaryius Thomas' 'Humility And Positive Spirit'
• NYPD Searching For Driver In Chelsea Hit-And-Run
• First Commercially-Available Flying Car Now A Reality
• 92-Foot Tall Vincent Van Gogh Hot Air Balloon Stops In Pittsburgh
• Trump curses out Netanyahu over his congratulating Biden
• DNA solves case of waitress found dead in restaurant in 1996
• Trading Cards Become Even Bigger Business For Wayne Card Shop Amid Pandemic
• Dozens Killed In Mexico After Tractor-Trailer Carrying Migrants Crashes, Overturns
• 'Miami Will Always Have A Special Place In My Heart': Alberto Carvalho Leaving Miami-Dade Schools To Become Next L.A. Superintendent
• Off-Duty Chicago Police Officer Arrested After Woman Is Found Shot To Death In Galewood
• Lawrenceville's Doughboy Statue Gets New Lights
• Firefighters Battle Garage Fire That Spread To Mundelein House
• PNC Park Planning Upgrades For Next Season
• Man jailed 6 years for refusing to disclose location of gold coins
• 'Street Dog Project' Giving Strays In North Texas A Chance At Finding Their Forever Home
• WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Can Be Extradited To US To Face Spying Charges, UK Appeal Court Rules
• 2 Men Shot While Driving In Lakeview
• Wild Make It 8 Straight With 5-2 Win Over Sharks
• Matt Grzelcyk Scores Late In 3rd Period, Bruins Beat Oilers 3-2
• A Season Of Giving Benefiting Children's Health
• Harper Connects At Buzzer, Rutgers Shocks No. 1 Purdue 70-68
• Santa Virtual Visits Benefit Children's Health
• Mayor-Elect Adams' New Schools Chancellor David Banks Vows Change Is Coming To Dept. Of Ed: 'We're Going To Turn Over The Tables'
• City Council Passes Bill Allowing NYC Residents Who Are Not Citizens To Vote In City Elections
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain And Severe Weather Expected This Weekend
• The Street Dog Project
• FDA Approves Prescription Eye Drops That Improve Close-Up Vision
• GOP Florida Congressman Byron Donald on "The Takeout"
• Pro Bowler, Super Bowl Champ Demaryius Thomas Dies At 33
• Gun-Wielding Men Rob Gas Station Near Pitt
• U.K. appeals court says Julian Assange can be extradited to U.S.
• Andreae Lloyd's Boyfriend Xavier Johnson Charged With Her Murder
• Peters Township Police Investigating Fatal Crash
• Bryn Mawr Apartment Complex Residents Worried About Families' Health After Another Sewage Leak
• Bensalem High School Teaching Assistant Charged With Sex Abuse After Messaging Young Girls
• Pennsylvania Leading Country In COVID-19 Hospitalizations As Increase In Cases Causes Holiday Spike Concern
• Tentative Agreement Reached Between Union School Bus Drivers, First Student In New Castle County
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/10 Friday Morning Forecast
• To Do List: SoWa Winter Festival, Pet Photos With Santa, Polar Express Ride
• Al Unser, auto racing legend, has died at 82
• Marc-Andre Fleury Records 500th NHL Victory In Win Over Canadiens
• Judge Denies Sheldon Jeter's Request For A New Trial
• Third Suspect Charged In Deadly Donora Shooting
• New York Company Receives Million-Dollar Grant To Demolish Old Wholey Building
• Former NFL star Demaryius Thomas found dead at 33
• Former top defense aide, other witnesses appear before Jan. 6 committee
• Delta flight diverted after passenger allegedly assaults crew member
• Pittsburgh Firefighters Union's Grievance Over City Vaccine Mandate Granted

Videos from December 10, 2021

• Florida Representative Byron Donalds on "The Takeout" — 12/10/2021
• NYC Council approves voting rights for noncitizens
• Some experts say it's time to upgrade our face masks
• Delta cases soar as scientists study Omicron
• U.S. battling surge in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations
• Secret Santa gives out $30,000 in $100 bills to strangers in need
• Delta flight diverted due to unruly passenger
• Senator Bob Dole honored during funeral service
• Final accuser testifies in Ghislaine Maxwell trial
• Rise in homicides impacts college campuses
• Wild weather strikes central U.S.
• Texas abortion law stays but challenges allowed
• Inflation rises at fastest rate since 1982
• Inflation hits its highest level in nearly 40 years
• U.K. court rules Wikileaks founder Julian Assange can be extradited to U.S.
• Personal stories shared as Bob Dole eulogized during funeral service
• Supreme Court rules abortion providers can challenge Texas abortion law
• Supreme Court allows challenges to Texas abortion law
• WorldView: Top U.K. court rules Wikileaks founder Julian Assange can be extradited to the U.S.
• COVID-19 hospitalizations rising in at least 42 states across the U.S.
• "48 Hours" investigates the murder of a Pennsylvania teacher
• Court rejects former President Trump's effort to withhold January 6 records
• Inflation and foreign tensions complicate White House's busy week
• "48 Hours" investigates the unsolved murder of a Pennsylvania teacher
• China Evergrande defaults on debt
• Feeding America CEO Claire Babineaux-Fontenot on food insecurity during the holidays
• Former NFL star Demaryius Thomas found dead at 33
• High Court rules Assange can be sent to U.S.
• "I never dared dream that big dream": Halle Berry on directorial debut
• 12/10: CBSN AM
• Norah O'Donnell gets an exclusive look inside FedEx shipping facility
• With Omicron on its doorstep, countries in Asia are closing up
• U.S. Navy investigating Hawaii fuel leak linked to contaminated tap water
• Actor Jussie Smollett found guilty on five of six counts of disorderly conduct
• New push for vaccine boosters as Delta variant drives up COVID hospitalizations
• Cargo truck said to be carrying migrants crashes in southern Mexico, killing more than 50