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Articles from December 18, 2021

• Sunday's Show Info (12/19/21)
• Holiday Shoppers Hit Citadel Outlets For Last Minute Gifts
• 2 Dead After Pursuit Suspect Crashes Into Home
• 'Unfortunately, It's A Common Thing Now;' Victim Shot In Midtown Was 18-Year-Old Man
• 1 Person Stabbed At Once Upon A Time In LA Music Festival, City Shuts Concert Down
• Chicago Weather: December-Like Pattern Settling In
• Group Demands Improved Release Conditions For Cook County Jail Inmates, Including Provided Coats When Cold
• State Trooper Conducting DUI Investigation Struck By Another Suspected Drunk Driver
• Only 80% Of City Workers Vaccinated As Deadline For City's Mandate For Employees Lands
• Bicyclists Honor Teen Killed By Driver While Riding
• Travis Sanheim Leads Flyers To Overtime Victory Over Senators
• SpaceX launches two Falcon 9 rockets from both coasts in one day
• Larkin's First Career Hat Trick Powers Red Wings Past Devils
• Teenagers Recovering After Escaping East Village Apartment Fire, Mother Still In Critical Condition
• New York Breaks Record For Single-Day Positive COVID Cases For 2nd Consecutive Day
• Man Attacks At Least One Person In The Loop Using A Hammer
• Baltimore Nonprofit Helps Families During Toy Giveaway Saturday
• California Man Pleads Guilty To Dark Web Narcotics Distribution
• Minnesota Family Of 6 Loses Home To Fire During Winter Storm
• Sheriff's Livestream Finds Family's Stolen U-Haul
• Volunteers From Wreaths Across America Place Wreaths At The Cemetery Of The Alleghenies
• Dallas Celebrates Historic Win After South Oak Cliff Wins State Title
• Red Cross In Dire Need Of Blood Donations Due To Pandemic, Holidays
• Gilgeous-Alexander Hits 3 at buzzer, Thunder Beat Clippers
• Five Ravens From Practice Squad Activated For Sunday As Two Players Are Placed On COVID-19 Reserve List
• Awful Start Dooms Patriots, Comeback Bid Falls Short In Loss To Colts
• POLL: Can Patriots Still Earn AFC's Top Seed And First-Round Bye
• Sheriff's Deputies Shoot Pursuit Suspect Outside Downey Home
• Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly Tests Positive For COVID-19 After Appearing At Senate Committee Hearing
• Short-Handed Nets Fall To Magic
• Baltimore Fraternal Order Of Police Collecting Donations For Officer Keona Holley
• Hoboken's SantaCon Bar Crawl Returns With Vaccine Requirements In Place
• Family Of Man Killed Allegedly By Same Suspects Who Shot Officer Keona Holley Speaks Out
• At Least Two People Steal ATM From Baltimore Gas Station Early Saturday
• 'Winter Wonderland' Street Festival Promotes Recovery in SF Chinatown
• Foxboro Charity Group Raises Thousands Of Dollars In Gift Cards For Families Displaced In House Fire
• LAPD Officers Shoot And Kill Man With Knife During Domestic Violence Call
• 1 Dead, 1 Stable After Fire In Belmont Cragin
• Kotkaniemi, Fast Lead Hurricanes To 5-1 Win Over Kings
• Oakland Police Seek Help Finding Suspect in Saturday Shooting
• Richardson Has Season-High 27 Points, Celtics Beat Knicks
• LAPD Officers Shoot Man In South LA After Suspect Confronts Them With Knife
• Crystal Police Seek Help Finding Vehicle Involved In Hit And Run
• Raptors Rout Short-Handed Warriors
• Mayor De Blasio Presents George Gresham, Charles Rangel With Keys To New York City
• 13-Year-Old Arrested For School Shooting Threat In Lodi
• Mac Jones Throws Interceptions -- One Of Which Was Very Ugly -- To Kill Consecutive Patriots Drives
• 3 Men Shot Outside Queens Strip Mall
• 2 Arrested After Corcoran Police Chase
• Richardson Scores Season-High 27 In Celtics 114-107 Win Over Knicks
• Man Shot, Killed By Vineland Police Flipped Cruisers, Ambulance With Backhoe, Witnesses Say
• Man Stabbed Multiple Times In Northview Heights
• Climate change is reshaping the lobster industry in Maine
• Report: Chargers TE Donald Parham Jr. Released From Hospital
• Crescent Township Fire Department Finishing Collection Of Donations To Help Kentucky Tornado Victims
• Busy San Mateo Vaccination Clinic to Close Until Early January
• Patriots Get Off To Nightmarish Start Vs. Colts In Indianapolis
• SaveAFox Rescue
• La Verne Residents Protest Placement Of Violent Juvenile Offenders In Nearby County Facilities
• Bensenville Police Officer Shot In The Line Of Duty Returns Home In Time For Christmas
• Snow Totals For December 18, 2021
• Bills Fans Place Billboard Near Gillette Stadium For Second Straight Year
• 'Lookout Bandit' Robberies At 7-Elevens; LAPD Seeks Public's Help Identifying 3 Suspects
• Man Arrested At O'Hare International Airport In October Killing Of 17-Year-Old In Gresham
• Rams Activate Six Players Off COVID-19 List, Including Odell Beckham Jr.
• 54-Year-Old Woman Fatally Shot In Austin
• Garland Police Arrest Man Suspected Of Murdering 22-Year-Old Bianca Vasquez
• No live audience and musical guest backs out for "SNL" as cases spike
• 12-Year-Old Girl Hit By Car In Lawndale Finding Purpose With Life-Altering Injury
• Mountaineers Rally Past UAB In 2nd Half 65-59
• Maryland State Fire Marshal Alumni Association Helps Family Who Lost Home In Fire
• New Front In Pennsylvania GOP Election 'Investigation' Draws Challenges
• Marquis Flowers Stirs Painful Super Bowl Memories For Patriots Fans
• Food And Supplies From Massachusetts Military Support Foundation Arrive In Kentucky For Tornado Victims
• Two Steelers Icons Deliver Christmas Presents
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Missing Perry Hall Man
• In Santa Rosa, Pelosi Promotes Federal Infrastructure Funds to Prevent, Mitigate Wildfires
• New York Cares Distributes Coats, Meals, Toys For 33rd Annual Coat Drive
• Chartiers Valley Bus Driver Commended For Keeping Students Safe
• Some Evacuated From Assisted Living Facility In Evergreen
• City Council, Pittsburgh Public Safety Looking Into String Of Vandalism, Robberies On Mt. Washington
• Over 300 Pets Adopted At First Day Of Fort Worth 'MEGA' Adoption Event
• Maryland State Fire Marshal Investigating Garage Fires In Woodbine, Havre de Grace
• 'The Best Advice For Driving In The Fog Is Don't,' Traffic Collision In Tuolumne Results In Minor Injurues
• Fatal I-95 Shooting In Deerfield Beach Under Investigation
• Vigil Honors Samer Abdulah, Employee Killed In Ridley Township Smoke Shop Robbery
• Lakers F Anthony Davis (MCL Sprain) Will Miss At Least Four Weeks
• NFL Reduces Testing For Asymptomatic, Vaccinated Players Under Revised Protocols
• Jimmy Kimmel LA Bowl To Be The First College Ball Game Played At SoFi Stadium
• Dallas Companies Partner To Spread Holiday Cheer To The Homeless Community
• Buck Showalter Hired As New York Mets Manager
• 1 Man Dead, Another In Stable Condition After Shooting In Compton
• What Masks Work Best Against Omicron?
• DU Students To Submit 2 Negative COVID Tests Before Returning For Spring Semester
• No. 10 USC knocks off Georgia Tech 67-53 in Phoeni
• 'This Is The Season For Giving.' Drexel University Alumni Provide Turkey Dinners For Families In Need
• Harbor Point Ice Fest Returning To Live Show Next Month
• Boston Archdiocese's New Mask Mandate For Masses Around Christmas Season Is In Effect
• Bel Air Officials Break Ground On New Police Station, Town Hall Expansion
• Coastal Commission OKs Plan to Poison Mice on Farallon Islands
• Gas Prices Drop Again In New Jersey, Around The Nation
• One Shot Near Mango's In Midtown Sacramento
• Several LA Metro Changes Set To Go Into Effect On Sunday
• Texas Man Sentenced To Federal Prison For Organizing Online Child Porn Groups
• EPA releases $1 billion plan for Superfund site cleanup
• 4-Year-Old Boy Killed In Lubbock Drive-By Shooting
• As Cuba Reopens To The World, Many Of Its Own Look To Leave
• Bruins Up To 9 Players In COVID Protocols After Taylor Hall And Curtis Lazar Added
• Little Elm High School Title IX Report Released After Student Protest Sparked Investigation
• Ravens Coach John Harbaugh Offers Prayers Friday For Baltimore Police Officer Keona Holley
• Long Beach State Announces Cancellation Of Saturday Contest Against La Sierra Due To COVID-19
• Last-Minute Holiday Shopping Tips: Keeping Your Shopping Trip Safe And Successful
• Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel Confirmed As Japan Ambassador Following Overnight Vote
• Vikings Waive CB Bashaud Breeland
• Second Group Organizing Rally In Support Of Rogel Aguilera-Mederos
• New York Mets Hire Buck Showalter As Manager
• County Sheriff's Deputies Make Arrest After Traffic Stop Leads To Drug Bust
• Gov. Abbott, Commissioner Bush Say Construction Of Border Wall On State Lands Has Begun
• Police Alert Of Recent Robberies And Burglaries In Englewood
• Former Pitt And NFL Star Darrelle Revis To Distribute Gift Cards To Beaver County Families
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Critically Missing 16-Year-Old Boy
• London mayor declares major incident amid COVID case surge
• Miami-Dade Police Motorman Injured During Crash
• Traffic Delays Expected After Duxbury Crash On Route 3
• Winter Rules: Stormy Holiday Week Shapes Up for California, Nevada
• UCLA Basketball Cancels Third Straight Game Due to COVID-19 Outbreak
• How to watch the Cold Moon — the last full moon of the year
• Military Begins Discharging Troops Who Refuse Covid-19 Vaccine
• Biden to deliver address on Omicron variant Tuesday
• Omicron Detected In 89 Countries, Cases Doubling Fast, Says World Health Organization
• Two Teenage Boys Missing From Glenn Heights Found Safe Over 200 Miles Away
• Man Able To Take Himself To The Hospital After Being Shot In Uptown
• Kim Potter Trial: Experts Say Potter Missed Chance To Explain Taser-Gun Mix-Up
• Great Dane Recovering After Jumping Off Parking Garage In Colorado Springs
• LA County COVID-19 Hospitalizations Drop For Second Straight Day
• Jamarius Burton's Buzzer-Beater Give Pitt Win Over St. John's
• Philadelphia Police: Man Shot Twice, Killed In Kingsessing
• All Boston Bruins Games Postponed Through December 26
• North Philadelphia Shooting Leaves Man Dead, Police Say
• 2 Men Left Injured In West Philadelphia Double Shooting, Police Say
• Authorities Investigating Body Found In Compton Brush Fire
• Massachusetts Selects 2 Projects, Doubling Offshore Wind Commitment
• Lancaster Barricade Finally Ends After Hours-Long Standoff
• One farmer's seaweed discovery could change the world
• Florida Jobless Rate Dips To 4.5 Percent
• John Ople Identified As Man Killed In Multi-Vehicle Collision in Cerritos
• Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Trenton, Mercer County Prosecutor's Office Says
• For Fans, Eagles-Washington Postponement Due To COVID-19 Outbreak Among WFT Puts Damper On Weekend Plans
• Temple, Drexel Men's Basketball Game Postponed Due To COVID-19 Issues
• Officer Injured In Crash With Suspected DUI Driver
• Evgeni Malkin Sports Regular Contact Jersey At Pens Practice
• Authorities Investigating Shooting Death In Garden Grove Domestic Incident
• Florida COVID-19 Death Toll Continues to Climb
• Nome Park Shooting: 2 More Teenage Suspects Arrested, Face Attempted Murder Charges
• Minnesota Weather: Light Snow On The Ground Saturday Morning, Mild Weekend Ahead
• Man seeks to excavate landfill that allegedly has half a billion dollars in bitcoin
• Harvard University Will Have Remote Learning In January Due To COVID
• One Injured In Strip Mall Fire In East Los Angeles
• 2 Monroe County Sheriff's Office Deputies Face Charges After Fight With Sailors In Key West
• Former West Virginia Councilman Eric Barber Enters Plea In Capitol Riot Case
• 18th Annual Homeless Veterans Stand Down Underway in Compton
• Semi-Trucks Filled With Donated Essentials Heads To Mayfield Kentucky
• Miami Weather: Rainy Pattern Expected Ahead Of Cooler Temps
• Omicron detected in 89 countries and cases are doubling fast, says WHO
• Saturday's Show Info (12/18/21)
• Police Investigating Shots Possibly Fired At Officers In Penn Hills
• Timberwolves Cruise Past Short-Handed Lakers 110-92
• Wind Advisory In Place For Southland
• NYPD: 30-Year-Old Man Murdered By Girlfriend's Ex-Boyfriend In Brooklyn
• Caught On Video: Suspect Robbed, Assaulted Woman In Elevator At Queens Building
• Biden marks anniversary of 1972 car crash that killed his wife and daughter
• Police: Teen Arrested For Bringing Loaded Gun To Miramar High School; South Plantation Also Had Weapon Scare
• Growing Omicron Variant Outbreak On The Minds Of Holiday Travelers At SFO
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Wintry Mix North Of NYC, Scattered Rain Saturday; Showers Overnight
• Army Veteran Pays Off Past Due Utility Bills In Florida City
• Santa Rosa Man Arrested For Alleged Sex Assault On 11-Year-Old Girl
• 2 Hurt After Car Crashes Into Southboro Home, Starts Fire
• Suspect Arrested In Murder of Afghan Refugee Working As Lyft/Uber Driver In San Francisco
• Philadelphia Law Enforcement Community Raises Money For Injured Highway Patrol Officer Andy Chan
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: Dec. 18, 2021
• Mother Of 3 Who Faced Homelessness And COVID-19 Graduates Duquesne University After 15 Years
• California governor seeks over $300 million to combat smash-and-grabs
• Penn State Plans To Start Next Semester In Person But Warns Of Changing Pandemic Conditions
• Radio City cancels all "Christmas Spectacular" shows due to COVID
• Firefighters Clear Scene Of Brighton Fire 26 Hours After Initial Call
• Radio City Cancels Remaining 'Christmas Spectacular' Shows Due To COVID
• Philadelphia Police: Kensington Shooting Sends 2 People To Hospital
• Dawn Peterson, Mother Of 2, Shot To Death Outside Jamaica, Queens Home
• Man Arrested For Probation Violation Says Police Beat Him
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/18 Saturday Morning Update
• Holidazzle's Return Fuels Enthusiasm For Reinvigoration Of Downtown Minneapolis
• Young Artist Raises Money Selling Her 'Heart Work' For Kentucky Relief Fund
• 1 Person Taken To Hospital After Rollover Crash In South Park Twp.
• Chicago Weather: Sunshine And Seasonable Temps
• Pittsburgh Weather: Soggy Saturday
• 2 Teenagers Plead Guilty To Several Twin Cities Carjackings
• McDonald's To Pay Black Store Owner $33.5M To End Bias Suit
• Hey Ray! The Chances Of A White Christmas In Pittsburgh
• Maryland Weather: Weekend Brings Early Showers, Not A Ton Of Sun
• Kim Potter Trial, Dec. 17: Potter Breaks Down On The Stand, 'I'm Sorry It Happened'
• Marchessault Lifts Golden Knights Past Rangers In SO
• After Light Snow, Sleet Hit Massachusetts, Wintry Mix Will Taper Off Sunday Morning
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/18 Saturday Morning Forecast

Videos from December 18, 2021

• The Life and Death of Nikki Kuhnhausen
• Lobster population grows amid global warming
• Used cars are increasing in value
• Holiday travel up despite COVID surges
• COVID puts Christmas festivities on hold again
• Millions of Americans leave workforce in "the Great Resignation"
• Vigil held for Illinois Amazon warehouse victims as families question safety precautions
• COVID-19 cases on the rise across the U.S. as Americans get ready to travel for the holidays
• The Dish: Gage and Tollner
• Man accidentally buries half a billion dollars of Bitcoin in landfill
• Former Chiefs lineman Jeff Allen, wife take on cookie game
• Amanda Fairbanks on "The Lost Boys Of Montauk," evolution of eastern Long Island
• Airline CEOs question mask mandates on planes after being questioned by lawmakers
• Christmas trees cut at Colorado ranch benefit women and veterans and help stop forest fires
• How harvesting seaweed could help in the battle against climate change
• Senate could delay vote on Biden's Build Back Better Act until 2022
• Businesses, schools step up precautions amid new COVID surge
• Concerns for the unvaccinated as COVID-19 cases rise