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• Auburn rolling out new downtown entertainment zones just in time for the holidays
• Young Sacramento Kings fan with NBA-dreams gifted Anthony Edwards jersey post-game
• West Sacramento supportive housing development pairs homes with on-site services
• LA Olympics using air taxis to transport VIPs, fans and staff between venues
• Sacramento State students say town hall with president provided little clarity
• CSU Fullerton holds vigil for soccer player killed in electric scooter crash
• Golden State Killer investigation detailed in new book from Sacramento DA Thien Ho
• Nikola Jokic scores 55 points to match NBA season high, Nuggets beat Clippers for 6th straight win
• Jalen Johnson's double-double leads Hawks past Kings 133-100
• Simon Nemec scores 3rd goal of game in OT as Devils top Blackhawks 4-3
• Gilgeous-Alexander scores 30 points as the Thunder beat Doncic and the Lakers 121-92
• "The Notebook" musical sets sights on Denver
• Nonprofit leaders relieved but frustrated as monthslong Pa. budget impasse ends
• Suns top Mavs 123-114 as Dallas struggles in first game since GM Nico Harrison's firing
• Veteran CB Asante Samuel Jr. joining Pittsburgh Steelers practice squad
• Grosse Pointe Farms residents complain of foul odor in neighborhood
• Westmoreland County leaders relieved after lawmakers pass state budget
• Vikings return center Ryan Kelly to practice, after latest concussion sidelined veteran 5 games ago
• Michkov scores in third straight game, but Flyers lose to Oilers in OT
• The origins of "Grace," Minnesota's state photograph
• Sudden closure of Sonder short-term rentals leaves Chicago guests scrambling
• Family files wrongful death lawsuit against LADWP
• H-E-B hosts "Feast of Sharing," feeding thousands in North Texas as need grows
• Metro Transit says they're ramping up security efforts on light rail
• Northern lights encore doesn't dazzle quite like first night, but still a sight to see
• Questions surround Perryopolis mayor's future after DUI hit-and-run charges
• How did Illinois lawmakers vote on the deal to end the government shutdown?
• Medicare premiums set to rise in 2026. Here's what it means for Georgia
• Mavs fans hopeful after Nico Harrison firing. Has a new era begun for Dallas?
• Detroit Reparations Task Force submits recommendations to city council
• Pop star Meghan Trainor to bring her "The Get In Girl Tour" to Baltimore next summer
• Maryland lawmakers react to passage of federal spending bill
• Here's how Michigan's U.S. House voted on funding package
• Case dismissed against man charged with 140 counts of child pornography
• Cuylle, Trocheck score two each as Rangers beat Lightning 7-3
• Brunson injured as Magic snap Knicks' 5-game win streak
• California State Parks treating invasive hyacinth as it spreads across Stockton waterfront
• Tucker considering new 4-hour parking limits downtown to boost business turnover
• Payton Pritchard scores 24 points, Celtics roll past Grizzlies 131-95
• Detroit Pistons beat Chicago Bulls 124-113
• Tampa Bay Rays to return to Tropicana Field in 2026 after hurricane repairs
• Jeffries names surprise GOP ally during shutdown: "Three words — Marjorie Taylor Greene"
• All suspects in Rye Playland Park break-in now facing charges, police say
• Baltimore parents express concerns over homeless shelter next to school
• Oakland Park cuts ribbon on new city hall as growth reshapes downtown
• East Bay couple's foundation provides support to families living with autism
• Grass Valley city leaders to vote on implementing paid parking downtown
• Discover Santa Clara: SF 49ers fans keep tailgating alive at Levi's Stadium
• Here's how Georgia's House members voted on the bill to end the shutdown
• Suspected drunk driver hits Ceres police car; Blood alcohol level nearly triple the legal limit, officials say
• Riverside softball game interrupted by nearby gunfire
• Horse dies after barn fire in Attleboro, multiple animals rescued
• Con Edison cuts proposed rate hikes for NYC, Westchester customers
• Los Angeles man charged with sexually assaulting child at Hollywood restaurant
• Water delivery into Chimney Hollow reservoir delayed after uranium discovery
• "Petflation" is driving high demand for Colorado Pet Pantry
• Controversy swirls around candidate for Huntington, N.Y., town supervisor
• Pirates' Paul Skenes wins National League Cy Young Award
• Kat Abughazaleh, 5 others plead not guilty to charges from Broadview protest
• North Texans catch rare northern lights, with a second chance Wednesday
• Tigers pitcher Tarik Skubal win Cy Young Award for second straight year
• North Texas shops feel the pinch as consumers pull back, economic worries rise
• Baltimore police conduct raids connected to Penn North mass overdoses
• Trial begins for 2 men charged with killing Philly police officer at airport in 2023
• Remote telescope farm helps far away stargazers beat light pollution
• Pilot hurt after small plane makes rough landing in Franconia, officials say
• With medical bills growing for some Annunciation families, state fund could ease burden
• Chicago city treasurer vows boycott of U.S. Treasury bonds in protest of Trump
• Sharpsburg getting new market, ending years-long food desert
• Thunder thumps Warriors 126-102 led by Gilgeous-Alexander, Holmgren's perfect shooting
• Fort Lauderdale's FAT Village redevelopment brings housing, timber offices and retail to Flagler Village
• Masked federal agents detain man in Upper Manhattan
• Ronald McDonald House helped this family get back on their feet
• New York lawmakers pushing for technology to crack down on repeat speeders
• Man found guilty of murder in Baltimore, his third overall murder conviction
• 49ers QB Brock Purdy set for "aggressive" practice; aims to start vs. Cardinals
• Juvenile shot at Skyline High School in Oakland; 2 suspects arrested
• Bears prepare for pivotal rematch against Vikings amid playoff hunt
• Worcester police warn about "overly friendly" thieves targeting older victims
• 2 children hit by vehicle outside Carmichael school; 1 hospitalized
• Mavs coach Jason Kidd speaks after GM Nico Harrison fired: "We gotta push forward."
• 57-year-old pro boxer from South Boston prepares for his final fight
• Uber expands feature to connect women riders and drivers to Chicago
• Fetterman defends his voting record: "Maybe our party has a bigger problem"
• Most SNAP recipients in Pennsylvania haven't received November benefits
• Woman who led police pursuit from Ventura County into Mexico is charged with 2 felonies
• What will companies do without pennies? We asked McDonald's, Kroger and more
• Flight delays continue at DFW and Dallas Love Field as end to government shutdown looms
• Brown addresses Twitch comments following win over Packers
• App born in Atlanta helps immigrant business owners chase American Dream
• Love is at the center of what Mission: Agape hopes to accomplish
• Hemp ban tucked into shutdown deal could upend Georgia businesses
• TCU student's blanket project brings comfort to kids in pain
• Vehicle repossessions surging at pace on par with Great Recession
• San Jose police arrest 5 more suspects in jewelry smash-and-grab; 13 in total
• Antonio Brown released on $25,000 bail in Miami shooting case
• Man charged after allegedly exposing himself near children
• Baltimore's Lamar Jackson absent from practice with knee issue
• Abandoned doll factory in Trenton to become $60 million high school
• Why flight disruptions could persist after the government shutdown ends
• What causes the northern lights? The science behind the aurora borealis.
• Former Dolphins QB shines in Madrid ahead of historic NFL game
• Philly artist shares how art, nature help him overcome tough diagnosis
• Douglas County mother sentenced to 36 years in prison for role in son's death
• Montana man convicted in campsite killing originally reported as bear attack
• Chinese national pleads guilty to smuggling dangerous pathogens into Michigan
• Shutdown put a spotlight on hungry people in need, N.J. nonprofit says
• Maryland Gov. Wes Moore's Redistricting Commission meets for the first time
• Jeffries says the "fight is not over" on health care
• Transit app expanding to Southeast Michigan transit
• Waymo service expanded to San Jose, including 1st airport service in California
• San Joaquin County crews pull cars out of water from marina near Stockton
• Here's why the Commercial Street Bridge project is a "stunning engineering feat"
• Ex-Cuban Air Force pilot charged in Florida over green card lie, DOJ says
• Boston travelers remain anxious, issues expected to linger after shutdown
• Cuban rapper Chocolate MC found guilty in Miami murder-for-hire plot
• Highmark launches new campaign to fight food insecurity across Pittsburgh area
• Regional Rail disruptions continue with several trains canceled Thursday, Friday
• Philadelphians welcome tree to City Hall as holiday preparations get underway
• Amazon sued over allegedly punitive workplace absence practices
• Pa. man shot after dog accidentally caused shotgun to go off, police say
• Chicagoans buy out street vendors amid immigration crackdown
• Dallas rapper Yella Beezy allowed to leave home to go to recording studio, court says
• Dozens of cars abandoned at Logan Airport are up for auction
• Epstein petition secures final signature to force House vote on releasing files
• Fire heavily damages 80 storage units at Rochester Hills storage facility
• Mother of missing Melodee Buzzard released from custody with GPS monitor
• Bay Area pavement in "fair" condition for 10th straight year; Lakrspur again tops list
• Atlanta Fed President to retire next year
• Dolphins building on win against Bills when they face Commanders in Spain
• SZA partners with LA restaurant Jon and Vinny's to offer free meals to SNAP recipients
• San Mateo County supervisors select Gilroy Interim Police Chief Ken Binder as new sheriff
• MSU football put on 3 years of probation for recruiting violations under Tucker
• Eliott Rodriguez to mark the end of a 25-year chapter at CBS Miami
• The Calling to headline Pittsburgh's Light Up Night
• FBI, Arlington police charge alleged gang members in RICO case
• UPS plane crash victims include a man and his 3-year-old granddaughter
• UPMC closing narcotics addiction treatment program in Wilkinsburg due to location issue
• CBS Sports broadcasts "NFL Today" before the Broncos - Chiefs game Sunday
• At least 37 dead after passenger bus falls into ravine in Peru
• Can seniors buy whole life insurance?
• No foul play in death of Minnesota man whose remains were submerged for decades
• Improvements made to protect drivers traveling through Floyd Hill
• Eat'n Park on southbound McKnight Road to close
• How to see the northern lights tonight in Chicago and Illinois
• Miami condo manager accused in "ghost employee" scheme
• Diamond brooch Napoleon lost while fleeing Waterloo sells for $4.4 million
• Waymo robotaxis begin using freeways in San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, Phoenix
• Fetterman's message on mental health: "Stay in this game"
• Vance Boelter appears in federal court for status hearing
• Court backs BSO in insurance fight over Parkland shooting claims
• Man accused of killing female co-worker with sledgehammer
• San Jose man arrested in $30,000 copper theft at VTA Light Rail station
• Ranch View Middle School teacher facing charges of sexual assault on a child
• Atlanta man accused of defrauding Massachusetts Treasury of over $1 million
• Owner of former Chicago Rainforest Café building faces foreclosure lawsuit
• Man sentenced in rape case solved via untested sexual assault kit
• Jackpot-winning lottery ticket worth $760,000 sold in Allegheny County
• Michigan man accused of sending threatening messages about police, judge
• CHP officer hurt in south Sacramento crash on Mack Road
• Walgreens eliminates six paid holidays for hourly workers
• New York man accused of threatening Macomb County district judge
• Enter to win tickets to see Hadestown at Forrest Theatre
• Akon arrested in metro Atlanta on active warrant after police spot vehicle at tint shop
• Paving schedule to fix Pittsburgh Mills' potholes has been released
• Toyota pledges to invest $10 billion in U.S. operations
• Baltimore officer indicted after video shows him chasing person with vehicle
• Rockland police search for shooter wanted in deadly, targeted attack
• How much does a $25,000 home equity loan cost monthly after the October Fed rate cut?
• A round of rain moves through this weekend, more is possible next week
• Northern lights bring colorful show to North Georgia skies
• Dearborn police seek tips in hit-and-run damage to parked vehicle
• Chick-fil-A to test new Chicken & Waffles sandwiches in some Baltimore locations
• Bay Area, Monterey Bay atmospheric river to bring heavy rain, winds up to 60 mph
• Sentencing delayed for L.I. sleep center worker who put cameras in bathroom
• Tamandua at Denver Zoo is pregnant for first time in over a decade
• Man charged with assaulting a woman while seated in sheriff's patrol car
• College Gameday's return to Pittsburgh will be before a sold out game
• Somerset County man accused of storing child sexual abuse material
• Baltimore manufacturing plant catches fire in Canton industrial area
• Pa. lawmakers pass $50 billion budget after months of delay
• Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer speaks out for first time since death of Marshawn Kneeland
• Venezuela launches huge military exercise as U.S. Navy draws near
• Will a high-yield savings account be worth opening in 2026? Here's what experts say.
• Georgia State partners with Google to launch $6 million AI Innovation Lab
• Human remains found in New Buffalo identified as missing Chicago woman
• Clear skies Wednesday create ideal conditions to catch northern lights in DFW
• Australian windsurfer recalls moment shark "hit me like a freight train"
• 2 men in custody after reports of gunfire at downtown Los Angeles apartment building
• Fire damages storage unit building in Rochester Hills
• Southern California braces for heavy rainfall, potentially dangerous debris flow
• Queens churches vandalized in apparent hate crime, NYPD says
• Fire sweeps through apartment, leaves building uninhabitable in Niles
• Gronk signs contract to officially retire as a New England Patriot
• Atmospheric river to soak Sacramento Valley, drop snow at higher Sierra elevations
• Northern lights spotted in skies across U.S. See the photos.
• Treatment of Venezuelans at Salvadoran prison amounted to "torture," report says
• Fire engulfs, destroys garage in Avalon Park
• The Los Angeles 2028 Summer Olympics schedule is out. Here's what to know about the events
• Speed a factor in St. Paul fatal crash, officials say
• What are today's mortgage interest rates: November 12, 2025?
• Final penny pressed at U.S. Mint in Philadelphia
• South Florida's brief cooldown fading as warmer weather returns
• 1 shot, 1 in custody after domestic-related shooting in Marine City
• CPS spent "exorbitant" amounts of money on travel, OIG report says
• Judge orders hundreds detained by ICE in Chicago released over next week
• Kai Trump, President Trump's granddaughter, signs to play golf for Miami
• Israeli president says he can't pardon Netanyahu on Trump's request alone
• Government shutdown ends as Trump signs funding bill
• Memorial service honors fallen Miami Beach police officer
• Krispy Kreme makes Minnesota return with opening of Fridley location
• Former aide to 2 N.Y. govs faces trial for allegedly being agent of China
• Trump hosts Wall Street titans at White House dinner
• KDKA-TV morning weather blog: Nov. 12, 2025
• Northern lights seen in Tri-State Area during geomagnetic storm
• Turkish military cargo plane crash kills 20 soldiers
• County apologizes for raid on newspaper, agrees to pay $3 million
• Former Wednesday's Child found loving mother, voice in advocacy
• People can't tell AI-generated music from real thing anymore, survey shows
• 16-year-old boy shot in foot in West Garfield Park
• Lawmakers in Kazakhstan pass Russian-style anti-LGBTQ law
• Armstrong County Humane officers seeking information regarding abandoned and starved dog
• 13 tons of U.S.-bound cocaine seized from ferry, Panama says
• Another chance to see northern lights Wednesday night
• Northern lights could be visible tonight in Pittsburgh area
• House returns after nearly 2-month absence as shutdown nears end
• Northern lights seen across Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware: PHOTOS
• 42 migrants presumed dead after boat sinks off Libya's coast, U.N. says
• How to prepare and protect your finances for possible job loss
• Jack Schlossberg, JFK's grandson, launches N.Y. congressional bid
• Wednesday's Child: 20-year-old Jason
• 3 Bob Ross paintings fetch over $600,000 for public TV; 27 still on block
• One person killed in overnight fire in Fayette County
• Pitt moves to No. 22 in College Football Playoff rankings
• Four WPIAL championship football games to air on KDKA+
• Teenager shot in Monessen, flown to Pittsburgh hospital

Videos from November 12, 2025

• Open-air drinking zones set to roll out in downtown Auburn
• Shooting at Oakland high school injures juvenile; 2 juveniles arrested as suspects
• Bicyclist killed in hit-and-run crash with motorcyclist in Los Angeles
• New supportive housing development breaks ground in West Sacramento
• Sacramento State president holds virtual town hall to address student questions
• Where’s Waldo? Right outside Sacramento's children's hospital, bringing smiles to kids
• LA Olympics using air taxis to transport VIPs, fans and staff between venues
• Wolves' Anthony Edwards gifts jersey to young Kings fan
• Sacramento County officials discuss storm preps as atmospheric river moves in
• Cal State Fullerton holds vigil for soccer player killed in e-scooter crash
• Rescheduled Stockton City Council meeting on transparency and public funds turns to chaos
• Sacramento DA Thien Ho releases book on Golden State Killer case
• Discover Santa Clara: Tailgating a mainstay at San Francisco 49ers games
• 2 senior living facilities cited for leaving people behind during Eaton Fire
• Ashlee Buzzards appears in court for false imprisonment charge
• Southern California braces for stormy weather and rain
• Congress passes funding bill to end government shutdown
• Parent fought parking ticket she got during shooting at Evergreen high school in September
• Northern lights put on one of Colorado's best shows in recent memory on Tuesday
• With shutdown over, Colorado governor moves quickly to deliver SNAP payments
• Ingrid Michaelson set to bring "The Notebook" musical to Denver
• SEPTA's largest union to hold strike authorization vote this weekend
• Sunny and gusty Thursday in Philadelphia region
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• Philadelphia-area nonprofit leaders relieved Pennsylvania passed a state budget
• Warm and dry end to the week for North Texas
• Chicago weather: warmup continues through the weekend
• Mega Millions jackpot rises to $965 million with next drawing Friday
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• Penny production ends in the U.S.
• KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (11/12)
• Sunny and breezy weather Thursday in Maryland
• Foul odor takes over Grosse Pointe Farms neighborhood
• Iconic photograph "Grace" holds special meaning for one small Itasca County town
• Vehicles abandoned at Logan Airport up for auction
• New York City Council approves Queens rezoning project
• Short-term rental company Sonder abruptly closes, leaving Chicago customers scrambling
• Texas mother demands justice after video shows teachers allegedly injuring her autistic son
• Baltimore parents concerned over plan for emergency shelter next to school
• Downtown Development Authority approves $75M for Renaissance Center
• New Rochelle residents speak out against possible park redevelopment
• Northern lights on display for second night in Chicago area
• Horse dies in Attleboro barn fire
• Brickell condo manager accused of stealing $140,000 through ghost payroll scheme
• Federal government shutdown ends after funding bill passes
• Metro Transit says they are increasing police presence
• Newly released emails between Jeffrey Epstein, associates mention Donald Trump
• President Trump signs spending bill to end government shutdown. Michigan lawmakers react.
• Longest government shutdown in United States history ends
• Questions surround mayor of Fayette County borough after DUI charge in hit-and-run crash
• President Trump signs bill to end longest U.S. government shutdown
• House committee releases emails from Jeffrey Epstein
• Video shows man taken into custody by federal agents in Washington Heights
• Dallas rapper on house arrest for murder allowed to visit recording studio
• County leaders relieved after state budget approved
• Man charged with murder of coworker at Cokato workplace
• Two kids hurt in Coral Springs dirt bike crash
• Flames tear through Crown Heights apartment building
• Rev. Jesse Jackson hospitalized
• School bus jumps curb, strikes fruit stand in Brooklyn
• Medicare premiums set to rise in 2026. Here's what it means for Georgia seniors
• Jury finds Cuban rapper Chocolate MC guilty in murder‑for‑hire case
• NYPD investigating death of superintendent at Brooklyn building
• Government shutdown ends, but health care fight continues
• H-E-B hosts "Feast of Sharing" feeds thousands in North Texas as need grows
• President Trump signs funding bill to end government shutdown
• Longest U.S. government shutdown ends after Trump signs funding bill
• Government shutdown ends, questions over SNAP benefits still linger
• Government shutdown ends
• Venezuelan opposition leader says he expects the regime to crack soon
• Food Bank of Delaware is offering more than just meals
• Ireland Contracting Nightly Sports Call: Nov. 12, 2025
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• San Francisco mall with nearly all its storefronts empty goes at auction for $133M
• Grant received at Community College of Aurora will support young people to pave their pathway
• Program in Denver Public Schools teaches students how to manage mental health
• Rep. Brittany Pettersen votes no on funding bill to reopen government
• As pet food prices rise, "petflation" is driving demand for Colorado Pet Pantry
• Waymo will be expanding to some Bay Area freeways
• Bears prepare for rematch with Vikings
• Fremont launches free public Wi-Fi in part of the city
• East Bay couple provides support to families living with autism
• Bay Area residents preparing for atmospheric river impacts
• Speaker Mike Johnson calls shutdown "utterly pointless" after House passes funding bill
• Warm weather holds with moisture maker coming on Sunday
• Latest on Gov. Newsom's former chief of staff facing fraud charges
• Southern California braces for cold rainstorm
• San Francisco will open sobering center as jail alternative for public drug use arrests
• City of Grass Valley considers implementing paid parking downtown
• Wednesday evening First Alert Weather forecast 11/12/25
• Softball game interrupted by nearby gunfire at Riverside park
• Former Interim Gilroy Police Chief Ken Binder selected as new San Mateo County sheriff
• Second Harvest Food Bank in Orange County asking for volunteers
• House votes to pass spending bill, end government shutdown
• Hakeem Jeffries blames Trump and Republicans for government shutdown before House vote
• Kings Host "Girls Try Hockey for Free" Day
• House passes bill to fund government and end shutdown
• Newly released emails call into question what Trump knew about Epstein's crimes
• Altadena family moves into RV after surviving Eaton Fire
• Mike Johnson says Democrats knew the shutdown "would cause pain, and they did it anyway"
• House passes bill to reopen government, end shutdown
• Mavs move forward after firing GM Nico Harrison
• Covered California customers could see their premiums more than double
• Wednesday evening Northern California weather forecast: Nov. 12, 2025
• Stockton water officials working to remove invasive plant from waterways
• SEPTA cancels 22 Regional Rail trains Thursday and Friday as inspection deadline looms
• Family sues LADWP after woman dies near worksite
• Shooting at Oakland's Skyline High School leaves juvenile injured; 2 juveniles arrested
• Horse dies in barn fire in Attleboro
• 2 detained after apparent gunfire in DTLA apartment building
• Hakeem Jeffries addresses backlash to shutdown deal, standing against Trump and more
• Rep. Suzan DelBene says "Democrats are standing up"
• Caribbean flamingos get annual checkups, all expected to be healthy
• Kai Trump to join University of Miami women’s golf team, set for LPGA debut
• South Florida enjoys stretch of sunny fall weather
• Republican Rep. Marlin Stutzman says "Democrats made a huge mistake" over the government shutdown
• Four men jailed in Fort Lauderdale over $28 million stolen check scheme
• Water delivery into Chimney Hollow reservoir delayed after uranium this past summer
• Construction crews use "Where's Waldo?" cutouts to entertain Sacramento children's hospital patients
• Prosecutors push evidence in Derek Rosa case ahead of January 2026 trial
• Congressional candidate Kat Abughazaleh, 5 others plead not guilty in Broadview protest case
• Chaplain urges hope and support after two fallen South Florida officers in two weeks
• South Pasadena accidentally sends emergency test alert to LA County residents
• Former Wednesday's Child found loving mother, voice in advocacy
• 2 children hit by vehicle after school in Carmichael
• Essay: What comes next after the shutdown ends
• How Southern California's weather rollercoaster is raising fire and flood risks
• Cuban artist found guilty in Miami revenge plot case
• Brickell condo manager jailed in $140,000 ghost employee scheme
• Video shows police raid connected with Baltimore mass overdoses
• Partly cloudy Wednesday night in Philadelphia region
• Queens man's scale model of NYC to be displayed at local museum
• House debates Senate funding bill on day 43 of government shutdown
• Queens homeowner illegally chopped down trees on protected land, advocates say
• Video shows thief pepper spray Wawa employee in Toms River, N.J.
• Telescope farm lets customers rent a piece of the night sky
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• Inside NATO exercises preparing for Russian aggression in Baltic Sea
• House gavels in for vote to end longest shutdown in U.S. history
• Venezuelan opposition leader "convinced" that Maduro will soon fall amid U.S. pressure
• City treasurer says Chicago won't invest in U.S. Treasury bonds to protest Trump
• Annunication Catholic School families deal with mounting medical bills, state program ready to help
• Epstein wrote "Trump knew about the girls" in 2019 email, Democrats allege
• Whooping cough cases reach 11-year high in Texas amid declining vaccination rates
• Eat'n Park on southbound McKnight Road to close
• House begins debate on funding bill to end record-setting government shutdown
• Dolphins prep in Madrid for first NFL game in Spain
• Jeffries vows to keep fighting on health care subsidies amid backlash over shutdown deal
• Man sentenced for 2013 assault
• Working Families Party candidate for Huntington office causing controversy
• Veteran anchor Eliott Rodriguez ends 25-year chapter at CBS Miami
• Video show ICE agents detaining a Northfield, Minnesota man
• Baltimore parents express fears for possible homeless shelter next to school
• Developers launch half‑billion dollar mixed‑use district in downtown Fort Lauderdale
• How redistricting could affect balance of power in House of Representatives
• Sharpsburg getting new market, ending years-long food desert
• Thousands honor Sgt. David Cajuso in powerful memorial at Hard Rock Stadium
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• Long Island man arrested during trip to Iran
• Who are the winners and losers of the government shutdown?
• First Alert Weather: "Feels-like" temperatures in the mid 40s on Thursday
• Eagles WR A.J. Brown clarifies his frustrations with offense and it's not about stats
• House seems poised to pass funding package to end government shutdown
• Greenwich Village community members band together to support struggling 100-year-old veteran
• KDKA-TV Evening Forecast (11/12)
• Frank Carollo can stay on City of Miami's runoff ballot for District 3 commissioner's race
• Cuban rapper Chocolate MC found guilty in Miami murder-for-hire plot
• NEXT Weather: 5 p.m. report for Minnesota on Nov. 12, 2025
• Dallas ISD is helping families keep food on the table
• 57-year-old South Boston boxer getting in ring one final time
• Judge now considering jail time for L.I. sleep center worker who filmed people in bathroom
• Minnesotans may get another shot at northern lights
• Detroit Lions' D.J. Reed returns to practice after hamstring injury
• Kyleigh Hambie becomes a role model for her team and community
• North Texas shops feel the pinch as consumers pull back, economic worries rise
• Venezuela mobilizing military assets as U.S. builds up military presence
• New Fort Worth Stockyards sign dedicated by Mayor Parker
• Chick-fil-A to test new Chicken and Waffles at Baltimore area restaurants
• Firestone Charter Academy: See the First Alert Weather Visit
• No trial set yet for man accused in Minnesota lawmaker shootings
• Hundreds line up to watch procession of fallen Miami Beach Police Sgt. David Cajuso
• Uber launches feature in Chicago to connect women riders with women drivers
• Chicago weather: Mostly clear and cold Wednesday night
• 100-year-old Detroit veteran, educator inspiring others
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• Breezy, sunny weather headed into Maryland's weekend
• Family, friends, and fellow officers pay tribute to fallen Miami Beach Police Sgt. David Cajuso
• 1 dead in Fayette County house fire
• House Freedom Caucus chairman weighs in on shutdown deal: "Fiscally, this is a good bill"
• Grocery program teams up dieticians and people with diabetes to help them make healthier choices
• Ex-aide to Gov. Newsom accused of stealing money from dormant political campaign, prosecutors say
• Northern lights may be visible Wednesday night
• Georgia warming up after cold front blast
• Guests kicked out of rental unit in Boston after Sonder-Marriott collapse
• Northern lights dazzle North Texas skies
• Details on Epstein document release appearing to mention Trump
• New York lawmakers pushing for technology to crack down on "super speeders"
• Caught on camera: Fireball flashes in skies near Sarasota
• Confusion continues as most SNAP recipients in Pennsylvania haven't received November benefits
• Did Democrats gain anything from the government shutdown?
• Better Business Bureau warns of holiday shopping scam involving contactless payments
• Car crashes into Northwest Miami-Dade daycare center
• How to get the best views and photos of the northern lights in Chicago tonight
• National Urban League's headquarters in Harlem officially open to the public
• Worcester police search for thieves targeting elderly victims
• House of Representatives ready vote on ending 43-day government shutdown
• How Ronald McDonald House of Southern New Jersey helped a Virginia family get back on their feet
• Former Pittsburgh Commander Jason Lando expected to be picked as next chief
• Landman stars talk about their time in North Texas ahead of Season 2 premiere
• New emails raise more questions on what President Trump knew about Epstein's crimes
• Cowboys coach Schottenheimer speaks for first time since death of Marshawn Kneeland
• New app helps small businesses strive
• Port St. Lucie woman held hostage by neighbor
• Rep. Brendan Boyle says "there is frustration" with Senate Democrats who agreed to shutdown deal
• Budget stalemate in Pennsylvania comes to an end
• Flight delays continue in Dallas as end to government shutdown looms
• Oakland Park unveils brand-new city hall, other urban improvement projects ahead of centennial
• Jack Schlossberg, grandson of JFK, enters Democratic primary to replace retiring Rep. Nadler
• "Unlocking Doors" gives those with criminal backgrounds a helping hand at a second chance
• Con Edison agrees to cut proposed rate hikes in NYC, Westchester County
• Americans have lost tens of billions of dollars to cryptocurrency fraud, experts say
• Hemp ban tucked into shutdown deal could upend Georgia businesses and lives
• Aurora Borealis seen as far south as Florida due to rare geomagnetic storms
• Amazon to eliminate hundreds of jobs in NYC amid company-wide layoffs
• Cowboys of Color Rodeo founder Cleo Hearn dead at 86
• Antonio Brown released on $25,000 bail in Miami shooting case
• Democratic strategist on shutdown deal: "You can't yo-yo your base"
• North Texas student's blanket project brings comfort to kids in pain
• New import tax on Italian pasta could put strain on North End businesses
• I-80 sinkhole repairs in N.J. cost $30 million, officials say
• Man forcibly detained by ICE agents in Washington Heights
• Pennsylvania man charged after allegedly exposing himself to children
• Love is at the center of what Mission: Agape hopes to accomplish
• Simple tips could help take much of the stress out of Thanksgiving cooking
• Details on newly released Epstein emails that mention Trump
• Car repossessions are spiking as economic stresses mount
• Pilot program in NYC schools will teach financial literacy
• Drafted No. 24: Larry Brown, Schenley
• Doll factory in Trenton set to become charter school after multi-million dollar renovation
• Requiem for a coin: U.S. Treasury mints last-ever penny
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• Wegmans' perishable pickup program donates foods to local food pantries
• All 3 suspects in Rye Playland burglary now facing charges
• Documentary "My Nightmare Stalker" tells how Eva LaRue suffered stalking for over a decade
• Opening statements held at trial of ex-N.Y. governor's aide accused of being a Chinese agent
• Jeffrey Epstein said Trump "knew about the girls" in 2019 email, House Dems say
• Rep. Tom Cole says Republicans "feel good about our prospects" as House vote to end shutdown nears
• Fort Worth Police Chief Eddie Garcia hosts meet-and-greet after Q3 report shows drop in crime
• Hundreds attend annual "Girls in Trades" conference in Massachusetts
• Actress Eva LaRue, daughter share terrifying stalker experience in new documentary
• Newly released emails reignite questions about Jeffrey Epstein's connection to President Trump
• CPS faces backlash over luxury travel expenses
• MFA Boston returns enslaved potter's work to descendants
• Maryland Gov. Moore's Redistricting Commission meets for the first time
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