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• 'Riding So Close' – Increased Overcrowding On San Francisco Muni Buses Worrying Some Drivers
• Suspect Zora Holt Accused Of Fatally Stabbing Man In Quincy
• Assault Over Burrito Sends One Man To Hospital And The Other To Jail
• Tustin Police Chief Embraces Video From Black Sergeant About Racism, Police Brutality
• Man Trying To Clear His Name After Being Wrongly Named On Twitter As Deputy Shooting Suspect
• 44 People Arrested In Connection With EDD Fraud In Beverly Hills Since September 3
• Dozens Protest OSHA Fine Handed Down To JBS For Failure To Protect Employees
• Denver Police: Antonio Black Bear Had Replica Of Glock Handgun When Killed By Officers
• Home Runs By Belt, Crawford, Longoria Lead Giants Past Mariners In 'Road' Game At Oracle
• Howe Avenue Discovery Club Student Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Firefighters Continue Battle Against Raging Bobcat Fire Threatening Monrovia, Mount Wilson Observatory
• Denver Public Schools Announces Plans For In-Person Learning
• Visitors At Home, Giants Hit 3 HRs And Beat Mariners 9-3
• CU Boulder Students Asked To Quarantine For 2 Weeks Due To Spike In COVID-19 Cases
• Missing Mother Of 2 Found Dead In Car In South LA
• California's Response To Coronavirus Reaches Six-Month Milestone
• Cubs Top Cleveland With Javy Báez's RBI Single In 10th; Jon Lester Emotional About What Might've Been Final Start At Wrigley
• White Sox Fall To Minnesota As Twins Hit 3 Homers
• AG Ellison Shuts Down Alleged Sham Charity Fundraiser
• Chicago Weather: Taste Of Fall
• Despite Opportunity For Fall Football, Denver Public Schools Prefers Spring Season
• With 3 Homers, Twins Slow Down White Sox 5-1
• Some Bars Say City Is Keeping Them Waiting In Issuing Permits To Serve Outside
• Emails Show Lengths To Which Rochester Police Went To Delay Body Cam Video In Daniel Prude Case
• Trump Says CDC Director 'Made A Mistake' On Vaccine Timeline
• SEE IT: The 2020 ACM Awards In Pictures
• Planned Protest Against New 3rd Police Precinct Turns Into Block Party, After Protesters Get Their Way
• Nantucket, Wrentham, Worcester Among 17 Communities At High Risk For Coronavirus
• 'Extremely Competitive': Single-Family Homes Selling Fast In Massachusetts
• A State Order To Prevent Homelessness Is Causing It For Some
• Suburban Restaurants Get Creative, Find Ways To Keep Their Doors Open
• Victims Of Bear Fire Found In Cars, Roadway; 1 Person Still Missing
• Melvin Martin Jr. Accused Of Killing And Dismembering Girlfriend In Louisville, Hauling Remains To Markham In Suitcases
• With In-Person Learning, Massachusetts Catholic Schools See Surge In Enrollment
• Larimer County Acquires 1,091-Acre Ranch Near Red Mountain Open Space
• Mayor Bill Peduto Supports Charges Filed Against Protesters Who Clashed With Diners Along Penn Ave.
• Keller @ Large: Ranked-Choice Voting TV Ad Does Not Give Full Story
• Exclusive: Brooklyn 6th Grader's First Day Of Remote Learning Interrupted By Hacker Streaming Pornography
• Hit-And-Run Driver Still At Large After Slamming Into Woman At Bus Stop During Mexican Independence Day Festivities In South Loop
• Higashioka Blasts 3 Homers, Cole In Postseason Form As Yankees Slam Blue Jays Again
• At Mr. Music, Guitar Sales Are 'Through The Roof' After Coronavirus Shutdown
• Clearer Skies Bring Breath Of Fresh Air In Solano County Following Weeks Of Smoke
• Robbery Suspect Tiara Baker Sought After Evading Police In Downtown Baltimore Tuesday
• Miami Police Chief Jorge Colina Tells City Leaders He's Retiring In January 2021
• DeGrom Leaves With Hamstring Injury, Mets Edge Phillies
• New York City Council Approves Optional 10% Restaurant Surcharge Fee
• Gov. Larry Hogan Meets With Baltimore Leaders As Shootings Surge, Frightened Neighbors Fed Up With Violence
• New Castle Mom Calls For Relaxed Restrictions On Fans After Son's Season Ends Without Her In Stands
• Texas Doctor Apologizes After Viral Tweet Falsely Accused BLM Protesters Of Attacking Daughter In Baltimore
• Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez Announces Staggered Reopening Of Some Businesses, Bars Still Closed
• Marlins Beat Red Sox 8-4
• Search Continues For Dulce Maria Alavez 1 Year After Her Disappearance From Bridgeton Park
• As Residents' Worries Mount About Uptick In Gang Violence In And Around Albany Park, Shootings Continue On
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore To Allow Some Youth Fall Sports, Private Events At Parks
• Tropical Depression Sally Still Causing Torrential Rains Over Eastern Alabama & Western Georgia
• Police: Random Bottle Attack On Jogger Being Investigated As A Hate Crime
• Steamboat Ski Resort Makes Changes Due To Coronavirus
• Anne Arundel County Police Recover Drugs, Over $3K In Cash During Traffic Stop In Glen Burnie
• Arapahoe High School Reports COVID-19 Case, 34 Quarantined
• Baltimore CBP Discovers Nine Asian Gypsy Moth Egg Masses On Four Vehicle Carrier Vessels
• Gaithersburg-Based Novavax Agrees To Supply COVID-19 Vaccine To Europe
• Reality Check: Biden's Campaign Ad Claiming Trump Plans To End Social Security
• 'Too Special To Disappear': Artist Julie Rhodes Not Giving Up On Boston Music Scene
• St. Mary's County Father, His Son Charged In Lexington Park Arson, Officials Say
• Democrats, Republicans On House Committee Investigating Madigan Send Competing Letters To Feds On Limits For Hearings
• Phillies' Bullpen Lets Another Win Slip Away In 5-4 Loss To Mets
• Riverside County Surpasses 56K COVID-19 Cases, Ventura Nears 12K
• 4 Shot At Elderly Housing Facility In Mayville, WI
• Southwest Airlines To Keep Middle Row Open Through End Of November
• Delta Says Many Employees Will Be Able To Keep Their Jobs
• Christie's To Auction Off Dozen Works Of Art Housed At Brooklyn Museum
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Seeks Approval To Contract With Organization To Evaluate Data On Police Calls, Arrest And Citations
• Police: Thieves Rush Into Northbrook Court Neiman Marcus And Steal Purses, Loss Prevention Agent Punched
• Flying Cars, Air Taxis A Possibility For GM
• Facial Recognition Funding: ACLU Of Michigan Pushes Back On DPD
• Poudre School District To Begin Hybrid Learning Model
• MRLA Launches 'Don't Leave Michigan's Hospitality Industry In The Cold' Campaign
• Walnut Creek Man's Nonprofit Gives Children The Tools They Need To Succeed
• Group Says Students Were Denied Laptops
• Hamels Yields 3 Runs In Braves Debut, A 5-1 Loss To Orioles
• Blind Artist Brendan Patrick From Ferndale Michigan
• Santa Clara County Criticizes COVID-19 Testing Shortfalls By Private Health Care Companies
• Area Nonprofits Counting On North Texas Giving Day Thursday: 'It's Been Challenging'
• Nevada City Group Sitting In Trees To Protect Them From Being Cut Down By PG&E
• Nevada City Group Goes To New Heights To Protest PG&E Chopping Down Trees
• A Doggone Delicious Birthday At The Denver Zoo
• Police Investigating Armed Robbery Of Hookah Lounge In South Baltimore
• Garcetti Encourages Residents To Get Flu Shot, Continue Taking Coronavirus Precautions
• Philadelphia Officials Announce Street Closures To Prevent Eagles Fans From Tailgating Home Opener Vs. Rams
• 'Less Is More' - Reducing Carbon Footprint Takes On New Urgency Amid California Wildfires
• Pregnant Women Could Face Higher COVID Risks
• Baltimore Police Asking For Public's Help Identifying Suspect Accused Of Snatching Woman's Purse
• Pennsylvania Woman Accused Of Abducting Boy From Illinois Who She Met Online
• Subaru Surprise: Butterfly Foundation Gifts Car To Stage 4 Breast Cancer Survivor
• El Dorado County Grand Jury Returns Indictments In Killing Of Deputy Brian Ishmael
• Florida Inmate COVID-19 Cases Near 16,000
• Illinois State Police Cruiser, Several Other Vehicles Involved In Crash On I-55
• Prop 19 Debate: Funding For Fighting Wildfires Or Attack On Prop 13 Tax Protections?
• Gov. Ron DeSantis To Eye Hurricane Sally Damage In Florida Panhandle
• Reward Increased To $50K In Dallas Security Guard Murder
• Pennsylvania Nursing Home Advocates Begging For Emergency Funding
• Mass Shooting Update: Family Says Young Father Killed In San Jose Shooting Had No Gang Affiliation
• Motorcyclist In Critical Condition After Crash On Becks Run Road
• Howard County Police: 27-Year-Old Man Killed In Crash In Ellicott City
• The Fillmore Philadelphia To Convert Into Polling Place For November Election
• Texas Looks To Bolster 2020 Census Effort
• EDD Memo Tells Employees Not To Direct Unemployment Complaint Calls To Lawmakers
• University Of Minnesota Still Plans To Cut 4 Sports Programs After Big Ten Reverses Fall Football Decision
• Newsom Says Details For Theme Park Reopening Coming 'Soon' After OC Officials Plead For Guidance
• Sheriff's Deputy Shot In Compton Ambush Released From Hospital
• Revere Coronavirus Survivors Tell Their Stories To Encourage Others To Follow Guidelines
• Why Minnesota Matters In The 2020 Presidential Election
• Dan + Shay Take Home ACM Awards Duo Of The Year
• Willow Tree Poultry Farm Recalls Chicken Salad Products Due To Misbranding
• Washtenaw County Sheriff's Deputy Shot While Responding To Neighbor Feud
• Man Shot Dead In Albany Park, Only A Block From Earlier Mass Shooting Scene
• San Francisco Announces Police Task Force To Crack Down On Sideshows
• MacArthur BART Station Reopens To Train Service Following 'Major Medical Emergency'
• Boulder Valley School District Suing E-Cigarette Makers For Targeting Students
• CDC Director: Face Masks Will Stop Coronavirus Better Than Vaccine; Experts Weigh In
• Grand Valley State Students Ordered To Stay In Place For 2 Weeks
• Community Members Pray For Injured Deputies, Reward More Than $300K To Find Shooter
• Warren Fitzgerald High School Student Who Killed Another Student Gets 27 Years In Prison
• Documents: Crew In 2019 Dive Boat Disaster Had No Training On Emergency Procedures
• Joe Biden To Make 1st Minnesota Campaign Stop This Friday In Duluth
• Baltimore Police Searching For Missing 13-Year-Old Girl
• Santa Cruz County Reports 8th COVID-19 Death, Most New Cases In South County
• Gunfight In Chelsea Has Police Looking For Those Involved
• Natomas Unified Adds Creativity, Connection With Virtual Extra-Curricular Activities
• High School Football May Still Be Played This Fall In Colorado
• The Big Ten's Plan To Play Football Includes Trying To Save Lives In The Future
• City Of Los Angeles Falling Behind State, National 2020 Census Response Rates
• Trump: CDC Director 'Made A Mistake' When He Said Vaccine Won't Be Widely Available Until At Least Summer 2021
• Penn State Reports 50 New COVID-19 Cases Among Student-Athletes
• LAFD Firefighter Suspended After LAPD Body Cam Video Raises Concerns Over Excessive Use Of Force
• Pac-12 Football Plans Remain In Holding Pattern Due To California and Oregon Health Policies
• State Police Search For Suspected Arsonist After 3 Fires Just Hours Apart
• Denver Weather: Air Quality Concerns Rise Again
• Contaminated Soil Removed From Hegewisch Field
• 55th ACM Awards Winners List
• Rapper Travis Scott Fined For Burger Launch Event At Downey McDonald's
• Ocean City, Maryland Fire Department Unveils New Fireboat
• Taylor Swift Stalker Sentenced To 30 Months In Prison
• Man Faces Charges After Pipe Bombs Allegedly Found In Holyoke Home
• NCAA Basketball Set To Begin Day Before Thanksgiving
• South Gate Police Searching For Vehicle, Driver In Hit-And-Run That Left Pedestrian In Critical Condition
• Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf, Lt. Gov. Fetterman Again Urge Lawmakers To Legalize Recreational Marijuana
• Baltimore's Toppled Christopher Columbus Statue To Be Returned To Original Owners
• Police: 3 People Shot In 3 Minutes In Separate North Minneapolis Shootings
• PennDOT Resumes Issuing Real IDs
• New York City Teachers Say Some Schools Still Aren't Safe As Remote Learning Resumes: 'I Would Not Send My Child'
• Maryland Food Banks Aims To Raise $28M For COVID-19 Food Access Response
• Temporary Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct Plan Dropped After Negotiations With Property Owners Reach Impasse
• Brooklyn Theater Teacher Uses Improv To Bring NYPD, Community Together
• Shares Of San Mateo-Based Snowflake Double On 1st Day Of Trading, Biggest Software IPO Ever
• Day Of Service Bingo Card Promotes Sense Of Community
• Santa Ana PD Investigating After OC Streetcar Project Construction Workers Find Human Remains
• Center City Businesses Hit Hard By Pandemic, Unrest In Philadelphia Reopen With Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
• Man In Sewickley Working Hard To Make Sure Veterans Are Not Forgotten
• Conception Crew Says They Had No Emergency Procedure Training
• NEON Aims To Help North Minneapolis Entrepreneurs Thrive
• Western Illinois University Shooting Suspect Surrenders In Chicago; Campus To Reopen And Classes To Resume Tomorrow
• United Sprays Its Planes With Antimicrobial Solution
• No Emergency Training For Crew On Boat Where Fire Killed 34
• Experts Say Haze From West Coast Wildfires Could Shake Up Pittsburgh's Weather
• Gap In Student Learning Widens During Pandemic, Says TCU Associate Professor
• Biden and Democrats focus on health care messaging
• Front-Line Emergency Room Workers Raise Money For The Actors Fund With 'Brave Hearts For Broadway'
• 'Ash Taint' Causing Wineries To Reject Grapes From Some Sacramento County Growers
• Ravens TE Mark Andrews Scores Big On Throws From Reigning League MVP Lamar Jackson
• Texas Man Gets 2-And-A-Half Years In Prison For Stalking Taylor Swift
• Police: Hatchet-Wielding Suspect In Berkeley Blowtorch Attack Tried Lighting Others On Fire Before Incident
• Woman Dies In Crash on HWY 280 Onramp In Cupertino
• Max Minute: At-Home COVID-19 Test Must Be Widely Available, Affordable, Fast
• Maryland Officials Warn Of Lengthy Timeline On Coronavirus Vaccine
• Fiers, Bullpen Help A's Beat Rockies; Finish 16 Games In 13 Days
• Search Continues For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Critically Injured 4-Year-Old Boy In Tacony Last Month
• Illinois High School Players Still Sidelined Despite Big Ten Games Starting Soon
• Pa. AG Warns Large Gatherings During Legal Battle Over Orders 'Will Result In People's Deaths' From Coronavirus
• Furry Tails: 'Someone Good' For Duppy And Cici
• Broward Sheriff Deputy Fired Over Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Massacre Gets Reinstated
• Health Experts: Demand For Flu Shots Is Higher Than Expected, So Public Urged To Get One Sooner Rather Than Later
• California boat fire crew says they weren't trained for emergencies
• Minnow The Manatee Released Back Into The Wild
• 'Say Their Names' Temporary Memorial Draws Visitors To Downtown Dallas
• Denver Police Shoot, Kill Man Near Colorado Boulevard & Iliff
• Virtual New York Fashion Week Featuring Designers With Life During The Pandemic On Their Minds
• Philadelphia's Office Of Immigrant Affairs' Week Of Welcoming Kicks Off Virtually
• Wild Send Eric Staal To Sabres, Acquire Marcus Johansson
• Transgender Activist Sarah McBride 'Ready To Work My Heart Out' After Winning Delaware State Senate Primary
• Family Of Olga Maria Calderon Demands Answers In Murder Of Walgreens Clerk; Accused Killer Recently Was Removed From Electronic Monitoring
• Fiers, Lights-Out Bullpen Help Athletics Beat Rockies 3-1
• Old Beltzhoover Schoolhouse To Get Makeover Thanks To URA Grant
• Urban Search & Rescue Task Force 2 Ready To Respond To Hurricane Sally Aftermath
• Some Long Islanders Going Native, Replacing Lawns With Plants In Effort To Attract Wildlife And Cut Maintenance Costs
• Shot In Liberty City, 'Critical Thinking,' A John Leguizamo Film Proves To Be Heartfelt & Inspirational
• Families Turn To The Open Door Food Pantry In Eagan Amid COVID-19 Uncertainty
• Community Rallies As Sharon Superintendent Says Leave 'Motivated By Discrimination'
• East LA Party Supply Store Clown Arrested; Allegedly Molested 10-Year-Old Girl Over 4 Years
• What Happens If Your Blood Donation Tests Positive For Coronavirus Antibodies?
• Father Of 2 Latest Victim Of Gun Violence On Staten Island; Police Sources: Road Rage Possible Motive
• Denver City Council To Consider Cap On Fees For Third-Party Restaurant Delivery Companies
• Schools: The New Normal | Remote Learning Poses Unique Challenge To Vocational Schools
• CoCo County Plans to Turn Motel Into Permanent Homeless Support Hub
• Massachusetts Reports 295 New Coronavirus Cases, 20 Additional Deaths
• I-Team's Call For Action Gets Results For Woman Waiting Months For Solar Panels To Be Reinstalled
• Plea Made To Help To Find Gunman Who Shot, Killed Pastor Outside NW Dade Flea Market
• Kidsburgh: Black Girls Are 10 Times More Likely To Be Referred To Juvenile Justice In Allegheny County, Survey Says
• As The New Year Begins, New York City's Widespread Teacher Shortage Weighing Heavily On The Minds Of Many
• Poll: Nearly Half Of Top Earning New Yorkers Are Looking To Leave NYC
• Pandemic Can't Keep Masked Big Tex Down In Dallas' Fair Park
• Camden County Schools Working Out 'Regular Day-To-Day Kinks' With Hybrid Learning Models
• High-Tech Ship Launched From Plymouth, England On 400th Mayflower Anniversary
• Newbury Park Woman Arrested For Stalking Ex-Boyfriend, Making False Report Of Domestic Violence Attack
• Testy Day At Thomas Murphy Hearing As Judge Hits Defense Attorney With $1,000 Fine For Contempt
• Archdiocese Of Miami To Phase-In Classroom Return Starting September 23
• Old Rail Cars Find New Life As Artificial Reef Off Long Island
• Investigation Continues Into Bomb-Making Materials Found In Astoria Home
• LA County Could Move Into Next Reopening Phase 'Sometime In October' If No Post-Labor Day COVID Spike
• 'This Is A Momentous Occasion' | Cherry Hill Residents Celebrate Opening Of New Chase Bank
• Cape Cod Clinic Aims To Minimize Flu's Impact During Pandemic
• Charles County Detention Center Inmate Charged For Allegedly Plotting To Kill Ex-Wife, Her Daughter
• Gopher Fans Ecstatic Over Football's Return: 'I'll Wear 10 Masks If I Have To'
• Gov. Newsom: Nothing In State Guidelines Preventing Pac-12 From Resuming Football
• Mayor De Blasio To Furlough Himself And His Staff For Week To Combat Budget Crisis
• Lawmakers Urge Gov. Wolf To Sign Bill Focused On School Sports Decisions
• Florida US Senators Marco Rubio, Rick Scott Push To Keep Daylight-Saving Time
• Spaces Still Available For City Of Englewood's Drive-In Movie Showing Of 'Footloose'
• Mother, Girlfriend Indicted For Capital Murder In Death Of Fort Worth 4-Year-Old
• Biden believes he would have authority to impose national mask mandate
• Dallas County Reports 311 New Coronavirus Cases, 6 More Deaths
• Hazmat Team Investigating Cause Of Chemical Spill In NE Baltimore
• Miami-Dade, Broward Teacher Union Chiefs Plea With Districts To Safely Reopen Schools
• 60 Minutes premieres its 53rd season
• John Ellis, Victim In 2016 Wilkinsburg Mass Shooting, Dies After Experiencing Complications
• Mayor Peduto Says City Is Working On Plans To Allow Trick-Or-Treating 'In A Safe Way'
• Cooler Explodes At 3 A.M., Commerce City Police Search For Truck
• Attleboro High Student Went To School After Testing Positive For Coronavirus
• Family of Fort Hood soldier alleges foul play in his death
• Pittsburgh Steelers Place RT Zach Banner On Injured Reserve
• Zachery Ott Arrested In Caroline County On Child Pornography Charges
• Baltimore Museum Of Art Welcomes Back Visitors After Temporary Closure Caused By COVID-19 Pandemic
• Salt Lake City cop charged after ordering K-9 to bite Black man
• Parents, Students Outraged After Dallas ISD School Assignment Lists Kyle Rittenhouse Among Gandhi, Other 'Heroes'
• Patriots Sign Kicker Nick Folk To 53-Man Roster
• Roethlisberger 'Was Very Good For The First Game Back In A Year,' Says Charles Davis
• Hostage Situation On Detroit's West Side Ends Following 30-Hour Standoff
• Out-Of-State Wildfire Smoke Takes A Crazy Route To Colorado
• Former Pittsburgh Steelers TE Heath Miller Among 14 1st-Year Candidates For Pro Football Hall Of Fame
• Brockton Man Pleads Not Guilty To Shooting Pregnant Woman In The Head
• Nikola Jokic Named To 2019-20 All-NBA Second Team
• Baltimore Health Corps Announce An Additional $2.68M In Donations, Including From The Ravens
• Emergency Stay-At-Home Order Issued For GVSU Students
• Rochester Man Faces Terror Charge For Allegedly Joining Islamic State Group
• Bourne Police Use Taser To Subdue Man Who Threw Cash In Traffic
• Mayors Vow To Launch Guaranteed Income Programs Across US
• Officer Injured Trying To Pull Over Woman Accused Of Stealing Eyeglass Frames
• Rabid Bat Tests Positive For Rabies After Coming In Contact With Plano Resident
• Newsom: 'Nothing' Preventing USC, Pac-12 Teams From Playing This Season
• Crews Make Progress On Cameron Peak Fire, Containment Grows To 8%
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed By Freight Train In Dixon
• Caught On Video: Felon Goes On Carjacking, Stabbing Spree In San Bernardino
• Newsom Says State COVID Guidelines Not Preventing Pac-12 From Resuming Football
• San Jose Holds Virtual Groundbreaking for New Fire Station
• Supervisor Invites Controversial San Francisco Salon Owner To Open In Placer County
• Man, 47, Suspected In Rash Of Broken Windows In Downtown Manteca
• Will, Kankakee Counties See Drop In COVID Infections, Could Have Tighter Restrictions Lifted Soon
• Douglas County Board Sets Oct. 19 As Return To Full In-Person Learning In Elementary Schools
• Mayors Vow to Launch Guaranteed Income Programs Across US
• Health Concerns During Stressful 2020 Has Actually Led To Over A Million People Giving Up Smoking
• Today Is Deadline To Report Damage From Tropical Storm Isaias To Philadelphia Officials
• Gov. Phil Murphy Criticizes YouTube Stars After Estimated 1,000 People Gather At 'Jersey Shore' House
• Most Americans Probably Won't Be Able To Get Coronavirus Vaccine Until Mid-2021, CDC Director Says
• Maryland State Board Of Elections Releases Early Voting, Election Day Voting Center Locations
• San Jose City Council Votes to Allow Police to Use Rubber Bullets
• Sexual Harassment Lawsuit Filed Against Several Mpls. Property Owners: 'Such Behavior Is Unacceptable'
• Jayson Tatum Named To All-NBA Third Team
• Unloaded School Bus, Motorcycle Crash In Baltimore County, One Injury Reported, Police Say
• Newsom Emphasizes 'Evidence Of Climate Change' During Wildfire Update
• Feral Cat In Harford County Tests Positive For Rabies; Officials Warn Of Possible Exposure
• 'Coach Knows What He's Doing' | Lamar Jackson Defends Harbaugh's Decision To Keep Him In During During Browns Blowout
• Regis University Implements 2-Week Quarantine Of Students In Residence Village
• Columbia Gas Offers Free Natural Gas Safety Training For First Responders
• CDC Director: COVID Vaccine Won't Be Widely Available Until Mid-2021
• Safe To Ride The MBTA? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Pittsburgh Firefighter Injured While Battling Wilkinsburg Fire
• Florida's Top Business Regulator Says Bars, Breweries Will 'Do A Better Job'
• Family Sues Private Jail Company For Texas Woman's Death
• Kids and young adults of color die from COVID-19 at higher rates
• Elderly Man From Garden Grove First West Nile Virus Death In Orange County This Year
• Trump's Additional $300 Unemployment Benefits Could Now Last Up To Six Weeks
• CDC: Minority Children Account For 78% Of COVID Pediatric Deaths
• Jaylen Brown: 'Reform' Isn't The Right Word In Fight For Social Equality
• Mavs Star Luka Doncic Named To All-NBA First Team
• Former State Sen. Terry Link Pleads Guilty To Tax Evasion
• Howard County To Hold Focus Groups, Town Hall On School Resource Officers Following Vote To Keep Program
• More than 163,000 businesses on Yelp have closed since March
• Mountain Lion Preying On Pets Near Evergreen
• Ohio Man Creates Candy Chute For Socially-Distanced Trick-Or-Treating
• Wednesday Night's Lotto Texas Jackpot 2nd Largest Currently In North America
• Supreme Court to kick off new term remotely with telephone arguments
• Man Charged With Sexually Assaulting Elderly Patients At Santa Monica Care Facility
• Are You Safe At School?
• Nathan Jorgensen Suspected In 9 Month Crime Spree Despite Being Arrested 4 Times In 2020
• For The Bears, 'The Word Consistency Always Comes To Mind,' Says Charles Davis
• Some Bay Area Movie Theaters Reopening At 25 Percent Capacity
• Fort Hood Soldier Vanessa Guillen's Murder Inspires Bill To Expand Military Code
• First-Ever Maryland Restaurant Week Begins On Friday
• Trump health aide taking leave of absence after targeting CDC scientists
• Appeals Court Commutes Death Sentence Of Texas Inmate Convicted Of Killing Dallas Police Officer
• Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore Reboot 50 First Dates for 2020
• Pakistan leader suggests rapists be castrated after mother gang-raped
• 49ers Reportedly Place CB Richard Sherman On 3-Week Injured Reserve
• The Wiltern, Hollywood Palladium To Serve As 2020 Polling Places
• Federal Reserve sees interest rates near zero through 2023
• Gov. Tom Wolf, Lt. Gov. John Fetterman Once Again Push For Recreational Marijuana Legalization
• COVID Reopening: No Treats This Year; Contra Costa County Health Officials Advise Against The Usual Halloween Traditions
• NH Airman Killed In ATV Accident On Kuwait Base
• Eye On Education: Penn Commercial
• Bruce Arians Says His Relationship With Tom Brady Is Fine, Buccaneers Are 'On To Carolina'
• Peyton Manning Among 9 Broncos On Initial List Of Pro Football Hall Of Fame Nominees
• Lamar Jackson, Ravens Praised By 'NFL On CBS' Analyst Charles Davis: 'People Around Lamar Have Improved Their Game As Much As He Has'
• Broncos 'Have To Stay Out Of Long Yardage Situations' On Sunday Against Steelers Says NFL On CBS Analyst Charles Davis
• Suspect In Custody After Possible Shots Fired From Balcony In Watts
• 4 Unclaimed $100,000 Massachusetts Lottery Prizes Set To Expire
• Gov. JB Pritzker Defends Decision To Keep High School Football On Hold Until Spring
• Black voter confronts Trump on "MAGA" slogan
• Maryland Lawmakers Propose Alcohol Tax Hike For Health Plan
• Twins Announce 2021 Spring Training Schedule
• Vili Fualaau Tells Dr. Oz How The Media Made Him Feel Like A Victim, Not Mary Kay
• Body Believed To Be Steven Grunwald Discovered In Rocky Mountain National Park
• Ventura County's Halloween Guidelines Bans Carnivals, Haunted Houses; Trick-Or-Treating 'Not Recommended'
• Debt Relief Secured For Nearly 1,500 Former ITT Tech Students In Pa.
• Big Ten college football will happen this year after all
• Boy Detained After Greater-Alarm Fire Rips Through East LA Housing Project Under Construction
• Notorious B.I.G. Crown Sells For Nearly $600,000 At Sotheby's 1st Hip-Hop Auction
• Two James Spirits Shows A True Sense Of Community Connection While Operating Through A Pandemic
• Police leaders pressed Rochester to keep Prude video secret
• Patriots Coach Bill Belichick's Mother Dies At 98
• Survey: Millennials and Gen Z lack Holocaust knowledge
• Pelosi pushes against Dems frustrated over COVID relief negotiations
• MoGo Detroit's Bike-Sharing Becomes Essential Part Of Detroit Transit During Pandemic
• Drew Barrymore Goes Full Clover as Gabrielle Union Confirms Bring It On Sequel
• One Injured In Overnight San Leandro RV Fire
• Gov. Whitmer Urges Michiganders To Request Absentee Ballots For Upcoming General Election
• Big Ten Football Will Return Starting Oct. 23
• Man In Critical Condition After Bloomington Stabbing, Suspect Arrested
• Man On Life Support After Street Racing Crash on Treasure Island
• 2 cranes collide in Austin, Texas, injuring 22
• 'We Need To Tell The Full Story': State Officials Urge US Census Bureau To Restore Oct. 31 Deadline
• Collision Between 2 Cranes Leaves More Than More 20 Injured In Austin
• Florida, NRA Square Off Over 2018 Gun Law
• Vili Fualaau Talks About How He Never Expected To Fall In Love With Someone 20 Years Older
• Update: Fire Crews Battle 5-Alarm Blaze in Oakland's Chinatown
• US Bank Tower Sold To New York Real Estate Developer For $430 Million
• Chuck E. Cheese Wants To Destroy 7 Billion Prize Tickets
• Barbados to remove Queen Elizabeth as its head of state
• Illinois AG: Former ITT Students To Get $9.4M In Debt Relief
• H.R. McMaster Says Terrorism, Climate Change Among Top Threats To U.S. In '60 Minutes' Interview With Scott Pelley
• Lamar Jackson Starts Off 2020 NFL Season As AFC Offensive Player Of The Week
• BCA: Duluth Officer Responding To Domestic Call Shot At Door, Hit Man Alone Inside
• Official Defends Handling Of Virus In Michigan Nursing Homes
• Two 'Johns' In Texas Indicted For Allegedly Purchasing Sex From 13-Year-Old Trafficking Victim
• Florida Steps Back From Long-Term Care Policies
• State Takes Over Contact Tracing At Boston College After Coronavirus Spike On Campus
• Two Charged After Shooting In South Loop Led To Chase, Crash
• Police Searching For Truck Driver Who Hit Woman Sitting At Bus Stop In The South Loop
• Grand Jury Returns Criminal Indictment Of Arlington Officer Who Shot, Killed Margarita "Maggie" Brooks
• Search On For Stockton Car Break-In, Debit Card Fraud Suspect
• New Record: Colorado Marijuana Sales Topped $226 Million In July
• Jane Fonda and Drew Discuss Swearing Off Men
• Top health officials unaware of Trump's Obamacare replacement plan
• Women On The Front Line Treated To Shopping Spree
• Pregnant Woman Seriously Injured After Caught In Crossfire In Kensington, Police Say
• Iconic Department Store Boyds Reopens After Months-long Closure Due To Looting In Center City
• GOP chairman pulls vote on subpoena in Biden/Ukraine investigation
• Magic Johnson: 'Lakers Will Always Own Los Angeles'
• Maple The Cat Is Up For Adoption At The MDSPCA
• Former Patriots WR Mohamed Sanu Finds A New Home With 49ers
• 3-Year-Old Accidentally Shoots Self In Hand, Baltimore Police Say
• Police Investigating After Construction Worker Fatally Struck By Road Roller In Ridley Park
• DPS Troopers Rescue 500 Missing, Exploited Or At-Risk Children Since Implementing New Program
• Washington Football Team President Jason Wright On Changing Organization's Culture: 'All Voices, Including Women's' Will Guide Future
• A.J. Freund Murder: Boy's Father, Andrew Freund Sr., Expected To Take Plea Deal On Friday
• City Leaders, Critics Frustrated Over Slow Walnut Creek Police Reform Process
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 500+ Additional COVID-19 Cases And 7 Deaths
• Simon Mall Stores Will Be Closed This Thanksgiving
• Large Flames Torch South LA Dry Cleaning Plant
• United Airlines using antimicrobial coating on its cabins
• Massive Plumes Of Carbon Monoxide Drift Over Midwest, East Coast From California Wildfires
• Rain Could Bring Relief To Thousands Of Firefighters Battling West Coast Blazes
• Federal Government Outlines Plan To Make Coronavirus Vaccine Free To All
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Has 2,355 Newly Reported Cases, Death Toll Surpasses 13K
• Dr. Oz and D.L. Hughley Discuss How The Comedic Legend Is Feeling After Recovering From COVID-19
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 776 New Coronavirus Cases And 28 More Deaths Statewide
• Florida Buys 11,000 Acres From Citrus Company For Land Preservation
• Trump claims he "up-played" coronavirus
• 15 Alleged Gang Members Indicted For Drug Distribution, Leaders Also Charged With Sex Trafficking
• California artists try to adapt to new world wrought by pandemic
• Maine wedding linked to deaths of 7 people who didn't attend
• Fort Worth ISD Board Affirms Plan To Begin In-Person Instruction Option On October 5
• Dice Games Linked To Deadly Shootings In Baltimore, Police Commissioner Says
• CAIR-MN: Lawsuit To Be Filed Against Chisago Lakes School District For Failing To Protect Muslim Boy From Bullying
• Newcomer with QAnon ties wins GOP Senate primary in Delaware
• LAPD: Man Who Posed As 17-Year-Old, Sexually Assaulted Teens He Met Online Believed To Have More Victims
• Counterfeit Bedazzled Binkies Seized In Pittsburgh
• Trump tweets doctored video of Biden, prompting flag by Twitter
• 'The Quaranteens': High School Students Build Recycling Tool That Could Be Sent To Outer Space
• Sanders says she "would not have encouraged" Woodward access to Trump
• Former ITT Tech students to see $330 million in loans erased
• Ford Road And Miller Road Closing In Dearborn For Bridge Work Thursday
• Big Ten Conference Football To Resume In October Without Fans
• Elk Grove Mayoral Candidate Blames Incumbent After She Was Threatened On Social Media
• Mass.-Based Flag Football League Fined For Hosting Out-Of-State Teams At NH Tournament
• Trump appears to contradict earlier remarks on killing Syria's leader
• Richmond Man Arrested, Suspected Of Drug Sales After Traffic Stop In North Auburn
• Fridley City Council Votes To Restrict Sale Of Flavored Tobacco
• Former Texas Deputy Sheriff Gets 18+ Years For Sexually Exploiting Young Girls He Met Online
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 73 More Coronavirus Cases, Countywide Case Total Rises To 11,431
• Hazy Sunshine From Western Wildfires Sticks Around In Maryland Wednesday
• Suspected Fake Mariner Credentials Leads To Cocaine Find On Miami River Vessel
• Dr. Oz Asks Vili Fualaau If He And Mary Kay Ever Talked About Life Without Her
• Broward Superintendent Robert Runcie Proposes Students Return To School On October 5th
• Steelers Alejandro Villanueva Wears Military Veteran's Name On Helmet, Covering Antwon Rose Jr.
• 7 Steps That Can Lower Your Blood Pressure As You Age
• PTL Links: September 16, 2020
• "Most" LSU football players have had COVID-19, coach says
• Dallas Police Seek Animal Cruelty Suspect Who Shot Dog Twice In Owner's Backyard
• 'This Is Heaven'; Fresh, Clean Air Driving Smoke From San Francisco Bay Area Skies
• Police: 17-Year-Old Boy Facing Handgun, Drug Charges After Fleeing Motor Vehicle Stop In Atlantic City
• Bridge, Road Work To Close Westbound I-94 This Weekend In Metro Detroit
• BSO Search For Gunman In Deadly Pompano Beach Shooting, $10K Reward Offered For Info
• Michigan & Michigan State Will Play Football This Fall!
• Cooking With Rania: Zucchini Fritters
• 2 Women Sought, Accused Of Stealing Purse Containing Gun From Unlocked, Unmarked Police Vehicle In Davie
• Big Ten Football Announces Return To Play 2020 Season On Oct. 24 With 8 Games, Daily Rapid Testing
• Park Users Warned to Avoid Richmond's Keller Beach Due to Swimmer's Itch
• Jessup Motorcyclist Killed In Howard County Crash Tuesday Night
• New England Pizzeria Ranked America's Best; 2 Boston Pizza Shops Also Make List
• Turtles, Baby Chicks Recovered After San Pablo Pet Store Burglary
• Big Tex Preparing To Give A Big 'Howdy Folks!' As The Cowboy Goes Up At The State Fair Of Texas
• Election Clerks: VP Mike Pence Is Missing From Some Michigan Ballots
• Big Ten Votes Unanimously To Reinstate Fall Football Season; Gophers' PJ Fleck Says 'We're Back'
• 'New Chapter Of Life': Maya Moore Announces Marriage To Man She Helped Free From Prison For Wrongful Conviction
• Police Seek Suspect In Fatal Shooting On Detroit's West Side
• Children's Minnesota Foundation Donor Data Breached
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Fall; 643 New Cases Reported
• Gov. Polis Says He Will Push To Let Bars Stay Open Until 4 A.M. After Pandemic
• Luke Bryan, Carrie Underwood And Luke Combs To Kick-Off 2020 ACM Awards Tonight
• Notorious B.I.G.'s 1997 crown sells for nearly $600,000
• Milipitas Robbery Suspect Arrested for Alleged Witness Intimidation
• Bear Visits Westford Family's Backyard Playground
• Environmentalists pan Facebook's new climate change hub
• Big Ten Football To Resume Starting Weekend Of Oct. 23-24
• Many Police Departments De-Escalate Situations Without Use Of Ketamine
• Roethlisberger Says 'That's His Choice,' Heyward 'Surprised' By Alejandro Villanueva's Decision To Cover Antwon Rose's Name On Helmet
• How to return your mail-in ballot without sending it in the mail
• Kemba Walker Really Needs To Break Out Of His Funk
• Clearing Smoke Presents Complicated Benefits To Fire Fight
• The artists here aren't retiring, they're inspiring
• Big Ten Football To Return October 23-24
• Smoke From California's Wildfires Has Now Reached Europe
• For The Denver Nuggets, The Future Is Now
• Rare Pitching Gem At Coors Field: Antonio Senzatela Pitches First Complete Game
• The Last Days Of Mary Kay Letourneau: Exclusive With Her Husband Vili Fualaau
• Couple Who Died In Bear Fire Were Ready To Evacuate But Reconsidered After 'Erroneous Information'
• Suarez Parting From Gaunt Brothers
• Some Pediatricians Refuse To Treat Kids If Parents Reject Vaccines, Colorado Study Finds
• Football Season Has Been A Long Time Coming For High School Athletes At Dallas Carter
• Kidnapping Prompts High-Speed Chase In Northern Minnesota, Ends With Suspect Shooting Self
• VIDEO: Folsom Man Accused Of Drunkenly Attacking Gate Agent At Seattle Airport
• Modesto Boy, 7, Hospitalized; Mother And Boyfriend Arrested On Child Abuse Charges
• Denver Broncos Running Back Phillip Lindsay Dealing With Turf Toe
• SEE IT: International Space Station Captures Baltimore, DC Metro Areas In Satellite Image
• Lions Cornerback Justin Coleman Placed On Injured Reserve
• President Trump Responds To Question From Local Student During Town Hall Event
• Tigers Beat Royals 6-0
• Clippers Complete Historic Collapse As Nuggets Take Stunning Game 7
• Sacramento State Student Austin Dubinetskiy Badly Injured At Sideshow In North Sacramento
• Cherry Hill Families Protest School District's Decision To Start Year Online
• Dismembered Body Parts Found In Suitcases That Markham Police Say Man Hauled All The Way From Kentucky
• High Schools To Be Surveyed On Whether Or Not To Bring Football, Volleyball Back For Fall
• 49ers Make Stadium Rent Payments To Santa Clara Officials
• Motorcyclist Injured In Crash On Route 65
• Top Dog Parks In Northern Colorado
• Orchards And Farms Finding Ways To Keep Fall Fun Available Throughout Pandemic
• Philadelphia Police: Man Loses Left Hand, Critically Injured When Firework Explodes
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Open Tech Support Centers For Families
• Hurricane Sally Skirts Louisiana, Makes Landfall As A Category 2 In Alabama
• North Complex West Zone: 2 Died Trying To Escape Fire In Feather Falls; 2 More Victims Confirmed Among Berry Creek Dead
• House panel blasts Boeing and FAA over fatal 737 Max crashes
• Saint Joseph's Prep Reportedly Suspending In-Person Learning After 2 Students Test Positive For COVID-19
• Mass Shooting Leaves 5 Injured In Albany Park
• How Japan's "quiet" new leader may get along with Trump, or Biden
• Bill Gates Sr., father of Microsoft co-founder, has died at 94
• Western wildfires pollute air and threaten health of residents
• Protesters, Supporters Turn Out As President Donald Trump Participates In Philadelphia Town Hall
• Biden and Trump responses to wildfires highlight divide on climate change
• CPD Officer Hit By Car In Logan Square; Driver Arrested
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hazy Day With Cooler Temperatures
• Transgender Activist Sarah McBride Wins Delaware State Senate Primary
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/16 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Bill Gates questions FDA's credibility on COVID-19 vaccine
• Kim Kardashian West to briefly "freeze" Instagram, Facebook accounts
• Boston University teacher killed in elevator accident
• In Possible Major Breakthrough, Researchers Develop Drug That Completely Neutralizes COVID
• Bubba Gump Shrimp To Be Replaced When Navy Pier Reopens; Riva Crabhouse Locked Out In Dispute Over Rent
• Sudbury Police Now Looking For Masked Man Spotted In Lincoln
• Chicago Weather: Warm Day Wednesday; Cool Down Ahead
• Police: Driver Crashes Into Parked Car In Cobbs Creek After Police Attempt To Stop Vehicle With Headlights Off
• Mother Of Antwon Rose Jr. Criticizes Alejandro Villanueva's Choice To Change Helmet
• Police: 18-Year-Old Shot, Killed By Girlfriend's Ex-Boyfriend In Grays Ferry
• Bill McRaven and Michael Morell: The Raid on bin Laden's compound
• Divers think they've found a U.S. submarine lost during WWII
• A Home Opener Like Never Before: Will Fans Be Able To Tailgate Before The Steelers First Home Game?
• Hurley's Picks: Football In Empty Stadiums Stinks So Bad, But At Least There's Football
• A Look At Which South Florida Attractions Are Open & Closed
• Quarantine Recommended For CU Students, Campus Workers Say University Wasn't Prepared
• Wednesday's Child: 13-Year-Old Carmela
• Furniture Store Owner Testifies Shutdown Order Cost Him 50% Of His Revenue
• '4Run2 Varsity' Launches Fitness Program For Kids
• Penn State Announces More Than 400 Students Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Boy Escapes House Fire In Beaver County
• Wednesday's Show Info (9/16/20)
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating Shooting In Point Breeze
• Colorado Sees Rise In COVID Cases Among College-Aged Individuals
• Blues singer Lady A countersues country band with same name
• Sharon Police Locate Missing Youth On Bike
• Islanders Live To Play Another Day, Force Game 6 With Eberle's Double-OT Winner
• Maine Wedding Now Linked To 7 Coronavirus Deaths

Videos from September 16, 2020

• Key states still determining how they will process and collect mail-in ballots
• Biden's lawyers say he would have authority to issue national mask mandate, if elected
• Trump and CDC Director contradict each other on masks and vaccines
• 19-year-old helicopter pilot helps put out wildfires in California
• CDC unveils coronavirus vaccine distribution plan
• CDC director contradicts Trump on vaccine timeline and face masks
• Families flee to safety as Western wildfires continue
• The latest forecast for Tropical Storm Sally
• Hurricane Sally makes landfall in the Gulf Coast with heavy winds and dangerous flooding
• LSU football coach Ed Orgeron says there should be football this fall
• Trump questions CDC director's testimony on coronavirus vaccine timeline
• 9/16/20: Red and Blue
• Biden: "I trust vaccines, I trust scientists, but I don't trust Donald Trump"
• Big Ten reverses course, will play football this fall
• Outbreak at Virginia detention facility linked to ICE flights
• Wildfire smoke puts firefighters at heightened risk from coronavirus
• Reaction to Louisville's settlement with Breonna Taylor's family
• Trump health officials "not aware" of how he would replace Obamacare
• Afghan and Taliban leaders hold first direct meeting as historic peace talks get underway
• Some countries roll out experimental COVID-19 vaccines
• Oliver Scholars program promotes diversity and success in elite schools
• Only artists age 50 and over allowed
• Law professor weighs in on $12M settlement for Breonna Taylor's family
• Western wildfires scorch 4.7 million acres
• NYC teachers say schools are still not ready to reopen as in-person learning is set to begin
• 5-year-old with cancer granted wish, asks for gift for whole family
• U.S. athletes get creative to stay in shape for postponed 2021 Olympic Games
• Worried about dropping your ballot in the mail? Here are alternatives to mailing in ballots
• Congressional report blasts Boeing for deadly 737 Max jet failures
• Breonna Taylor's family receives $12 million civil suit settlement from the city of Louisville
• Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden campaigns in Florida for Latino vote
• Oregon wildfire death toll reaches at least 8 as crews search for survivors