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Articles from September 21, 2020

• Gunfire Erupts At K-8 Private School, 3rd Hate Crime Against SF Armenians In 2 Months
• Grassroots Effort Underway To Bring African-American Owned NFL Team To Oakland
• CA Medical Board Describes Fair Oaks Doctor's Vaccine Waivers As 'Gross Negligence'
• Families Weighing Pros And Cons Of Pandemic Airline Travel
• 'Bigger Than The City Of Denver': Bobcat Fire Shows No Signs Of Slowing As New Evac Orders Issued
• Sen. Cory Gardner Says Senate Must Act On Supreme Court Nominee
• Aurora Officer Mikaela Lakin Identified As Fatality In Motorcycle Vs Car Accident
• Pillar, Márquez Help Rockies Hand Giants Costly Loss, 7-2
• Holidays In Downtown Sacramento 'Reimagined' With Ferris Wheel, Outdoor Movies
• Colorado Backcountry Skiing Company Expects Busy Season Due To COVID-19
• Horse Rescued After 60 Foot Fall Down Ravine At OC Park
• Police Searching For Suspects Involved In Fatal Shooting Of 23-Year-Old Man In Pacoima
• Lawyer Phillip Malouff Jr. Censured After Telling Judge 'I Better Be Able To See Your Tan Lines'
• Causing Coronavirus Confusion Again, CDC Flip-Flops On Guidance Regarding COVID-19 Spread
• Southland Restaurant Chain Sizzler Files For Bankruptcy
• Joseph Van Eck Suspected In Multiple Sexual Assaults In Jefferson County
• Forward Spread Of Fire In Belmont's San Juan Canyon Stopped; Evacuation Order Lifted
• Crash Into Power Pole Knocks Out Power To Hundreds Of Santa Clara Homes, Businesses
• Caught On Video: Peeping Tom Staring Into Young Girls' Bedrooms, Taking Photos In Pasadena
• Athletics Clinch First AL West Title Since 2013
• Chicago Weather: Warming Trend
• Bear Fire Update: National Guardsmen Help Battle Flames, Interactive Map Of Damage Posted
• Inside Job Suspected In Six Figure American Legion Theft: 'It Hurts'
• Trump To Announce Supreme Court Pick Friday Or Saturday
• Mandatory Unpaid Furlough Days Planned For State Of Colorado Employees: 75% Will Be Ordered To Take Two Days Off
• Parents Voice Concerns About Children In CU COVID-19 Isolation Rooms
• Signs For New Massachusetts Exit Numbers Will Start Going Up In October
• Man In Critical Condition After Being Pulled From Monroe Harbor
• Woman Arrested, Facing Hate Crime Charges For Alleged Bottle Attack On Jogger
• Suburban Parents Rally For Kids To Return To School Rather Than Remote Learning
• 'A True Hero': Loved Ones Mourn Firefighter Who Died Battling El Dorado Fire
• At Least 5 Hurt When Car Jumps Curb, Hits Pedestrians In Crown Heights
• Sisters Recovering After Being Shot By Bloomington Neighbor: 'We're Here To See Another Day'
• Mt. Lebanon School Board Member Resigns For Derogatory Comments
• Miami Senior High Football Coach Corey Smith Shot To Death In NW Dade Home
• Complying With City's COVID-19 Winter Dining Guidelines Won't Come Cheap
• Tracking The Tropics: Center Of Tropical Storm Beta Nearing Texas Coast
• Graham: "We got the votes to confirm" nominee before election
• Hundreds Of Rocklin Unified Students Return To Campus Monday
• Colorado State University Gets $3.1 Million For Coronavirus Vaccine Research
• Family Wants Justice After Young Mother's Body Is Found Dumped In Harvey
• Kenyon Woman, 95, Takes Flight In War Plane Flown By Late Husband, Restored By Son
• Girl, 10, Among 3 People Wounded In East Garfield Park Shooting
• Coronavirus Latest: Indoor Dining Capacity Increases To 75% In Maryland Monday
• Parents In Chester County Demand Children Be Allowed To Attend In-Person Classes
• Lightning Strike Early, Stars Comeback Falls Short 3-2 In Game 2 Of Stanley Cup Final
• Beaver Co. DA: 16 Arrests Pending Following Human Trafficking, Drug Busts
• SF Police Need Help Identifying Injured Cyclist
• 28 People Arrested, Thousands Of Grams Of Illegal Drugs Seized In Operation 'No Mas,' Delaware State Police Say
• San Bernardino Surpasses 900 Coronavirus Deaths, Ventura Reports 12K Total Cases
• Baltimore City Council Considers Bills To Rename Holiday, Monument Named After Christopher Columbus
• Westmoreland Manor Reports 20 Residents, 2 Workers Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Money To Aid Mental Health Services For Children
• New 'BEACON' Portal Gives Unemployed Claimants In Maryland Similar Or New Issues
• Coronavirus In Maryland: State Sees Lowest Positivity Rate Since March
• Pirates Fall To Cubs, Lose For 13th Time In 14 Games
• Hundreds Turn Out To DC To Honor Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• 'Hope In The Darkness': Survivor Of Unsolved Mpls. Rape, Carrie Manke, Pens New Book On Healing
• Bubba Wallace to race for Michael Jordan and Denny Hamlin
• 96-Year-Old Woman From McKees Rocks Bowls No-Tap 300, Says Family Is Secret To Staying Young
• Lester Cruises, Schwarber Responds As Cubs Shut Out Pirates
• Providence College Issues Stay At Home Order Due To Coronavirus Outbreak
• Robert Kraft likely to be cleared on sex solicitation charges
• Delta To Resume Flights Between Twin Cities And Amsterdam; MSP Airport's 1st Transoceanic Route Since March
• Yolo County DA's Office Calls Emergency Bail Schedule 'Get Of Jail Free Card'
• Joe Girardi Ejected As Phillies' Playoff Chances Take Hit In 5-1 Loss To Nationals
• Vehicle Crashes Into NW Baltimore Furniture Store
• Suspect Sought After Ohio Shooting Kills 4-Year-Old Child, Injures 4 Others
• Missing Vulnerable Woman Whitney Murphy Last Seen Thursday At Harford Memorial Hospital, Police Say
• West Virginia Pharmacist Pleads Guilty To Swindling $2.5 Million From Investors
• Arvada To Help Restaurants Struggling Due To Coronavirus
• Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price Has Message For School Board: 'These Kids Need To Be In School'
• UMass Memorial Builds Stockpile For Potential Coronavirus Surge
• Judge Extends Wisconsin Absentee Ballot Cutoff To 6 Days After Election
• New Rochelle Police Officers Help Rescue Residents From Burning Building
• Philadelphia Residents Calling For End To 'Nonsense' Of Gun Violence During March For Peace
• White Sox' Likely AL Central Title Delayed As They Lose To Cleveland
• Dallas Fire-Rescue Firefighter Killed In Off-Duty Traffic Accident Out Of State
• State Questions Remote Learning In Districts With Low Rates Of Coronavirus
• Man Found In Baltimore County Monday Identified, Police Say
• Teens In Gorilla Costumes Steal 'Black Lives Matter' Sign From St. Louis Park Yard
• Pete Buttigieg Endorses Several Candidates In Pennsylvania
• Driver Charged After Crashing Into Pomona Home, Killing Woman
• 49ers Confirm Nick Bosa, Solomon Thomas Both Suffer Torn ACL; Expected Out For Season
• Modesto Mom Jovonna Cruz Charged In Death Of 7-Year-Old Son
• Walnut Creek Family Says Settlement In Miles Hall Case To Further Foundation Work
• Miami-Dade PD Needs Help Identifying Suspect Wanted In Beating Of 73-Year-Old Metromover Rider
• Minneapolis Man Charged With Smuggling Heroin Into Hennepin County Jail
• CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez Dispels Flu Shot Myths; Vaccine Critical To Prevent 'Twin-Demic' When Flu Overlaps With COVID-19
• West Sacramento Police Department Releases Bodycam Video Of Robert Coleman's Shooting
• Female Sheriff's Deputy Shot In Compton Ambush Released From Hospital
• Mother Mourns Loss Of 19-Year-Old Son, Donald Edwards, Killed In Tracy Crash
• MDH: 'Armed Individuals' Threatened Minnesota COVID Survey Team
• Reward Grows To $75,000 For Information On Targeting Of 2 Camden County Police Officers
• Election 2020: Proposition 16 Seeks To Remove State Ban On Affirmative Action
• Pittsburgh Steelers Eye Improvement Despite 2-0 Start
• Ellen DeGeneres addresses controversy in show's return
• Woman arrested for allegedly sending ricin to White House
• 'They Were Lovely People, Very Friendly': Rockville Centre Remembers Ruth Bader Ginsburg And House She Got Married In
• Nolan Arenado Goes On Injured List With Sore Left Shoulder
• Schools: The New Normal | New York City's Youngest Students Head Back To School, While Most Others Remain All-Remote
• Firefighters Battle Vacaville Brush Fire That Spread To Roof Of Nearby Apartment Complex
• CU Boulder Students Prepare To Learn Remotely With Goal Of Lowering COVID-19 Cases
• Trump Approves TikTok Deal. But Big Questions Remain
• NASA chief calls for full funding ahead of 2024 moon landing mission
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Previously Missing 15-Year-Old Zaniah White
• Former Wisconsin Police Chief To Review Jacob Blake Shooting
• Some Yuba, Sutter County Restaurants Band Together, Reopen Indoors Despite State Guidelines
• Nonprofit Creates Sport Kits For Kids In Need
• Vacaville Brush Fire Spreads To Apartment Building
• New York City Restaurants Want Clarity On Outdoor Heating Guidelines As Weather Gets Colder
• Texas Reports 1,742 New Coronavirus Cases, 24 Deaths
• Aggravated Serial Robber Hits At Least 6 DFW Area Grocery Stores In Last 7 Weeks
• Groundbreaking Held On New 'Super' Rec Center In Cherry Hill
• Riverside Police: Do Not Send Back Suspicious EDD Mail, Hand It Over To Officers
• LASD Deputy Says Department Failed To Protect Him From Alleged Compton Station Gang
• Some High School Programs Fear Low Participation In Restarted Football, Volleyball Seasons
• Orange County Schools Prepare To Resume In-Person Instruction; Officials Aim To Move To Next Tier
• These 63 Bed Bath & Beyond Stores, Including 3 In Maryland, Are Set To Close By The End Of 2020
• Caught On Video: Sanitation Workers Bust A Move In Keansburg, N.J.
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Pence says Trump is "anxious" to move forward with SCOTUS nominee process
• Resident Of Chelsea Soldiers' Home Tests Positive For Coronavirus A 2nd Time
• Employee Hit And Killed By Bus At Charlestown MBTA Facility
• "TREY DID IT!!!!" | Orioles' Mancini Finishes Chemotherapy Following Colon Cancer Diagnosis
• Clean Up Begins At Large Illegal Dumpsite In South San Jose
• Hippodrome Theatre Holding Contest To Give Free Tickets To Local Heroes
• Baltimore's Charm School Project For Girls Hopes To Inspire Black & Brown Youth With New Short Film
• World Gratitude Day: Miniature Horses Pay Long Island Medical Workers Special Visit In Show Of Gratitude
• Palmdale Man Convicted For Smearing Semen On Co-Worker's Belongings, Will Register As Sex Offender
• Museum Of Fine Arts Prepares To Reopen With Coronavirus Precautions
• Mountain Lion Cub Explores Outdoor Space At Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
• Injuries Could Derail Season For Defending NFC Champ 49ers
• Struggling Restaurant Owners Worry New COVID-19 Rules Will Hurt Business More
• Western Pa. School For The Deaf Welcomes Students Back For In-Person Classes
• Mental Health Experts Warn About Dangers Of 'Doomscrolling'
• Reopening Maryland: American Visionary Art Museum To Reopen Friday
• New California Law Makes It A Misdemeanor To Spread Misinformation About Voting By Mail
• 3 Suspects Arrested After Shooting At Roseville Hotel Leaves 1 Dead
• Drop In Minneapolis Police Response Time May Be To Prove Political Point, Says City Council Member
• Final Autopsy Report Says Fort Worth Soldier's Drowning Was Accidental
• COPA Releases Body Cam Video Of Police Shooting That Killed Miguel Vega In Pilsen
• Mpls. Mayor Making Changes To MPD To Quell Violence Surge: 'We're Not Messing Around'
• Former Madison Police Chief Noble Wray To Investigate Jacob Blake Shooting In Kenosha As Expert Consultant
• South Florida Judge Barbara Lagoa On President Trump's Short List Of Supreme Court Picks
• MSHSL Votes To Reinstate Fall Volleyball, Football Seasons
• Pres. Trump Would Prefer Vote On Supreme Court Nominee Before Election
• DA Chesa Boudin Creates Pilot Program To Help Small Businesses Repair Smashed Windows
• College Student Volunteers For Controversial 'Human Challenge' Trial For COVID-19 Vaccine
• 'Most Of The Fire We Have Not Even Seen': Fort Worth Firefighters Help In California Wildfire Battle
• Major Cruise Lines Announce COVID Testing Plan To Safely Resume Sailing
• Attempted Kidnapping Charges Against Aurora Protesters Questioned
• Illinois State Rep. Sam Yingling Tests Positive For COVID-19
• After 2-0 Start To Season, Ravens Shift Attention To Super Bowl Champion Kansas City Chiefs
• More Firefighters Respond To Cameron Peak Fire
• Pennsylvania Sen. Pat Toomey Silent On Whether Senate Should Consider Supreme Court Pick
• Giants Confirm Saquon Barkley Tore ACL, Out For The Season
• Suspect Caught On Camera Vandalizing Pleasant Hill Church
• Parts Of Minnesota Seeing Slow Start To The Fall Colors Season
• Scenic Fall Color Routes In State Forests
• Pediatrician: All Kids With Cold Or Flu Symptoms Should Get Tested For COVID-19
• 25 Businesses Cited For Violating Health Code Violations Since Aug. 30, Officials Say
• 17-Year-Old Charged In Shooting Of 2 Lacy Johnson Campaign Volunteers In Minneapolis
• Approved For COVID-19 Rent Assistance, Some Tenants Still May Not Get Financial Help
• Wilmington Offering Free COVID-19 Testing At Walk-Up Sites All Week
• Margate's Lucy The Elephant Opening For Airbnb Stays Beginning Tuesday
• President Trump Puts Michigan Judge On Short List For SCOTUS
• Philadelphia Announces Layout For Washington Avenue's Repaving & Improvement Project
• Protesters Gather At Philadelphia Art Museum For 'March Against Death,' Marking 200,000 COVID-19 Deaths In US
• Late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg Was In Majority On 3 Big Texas Cases
• U.S. Energy Secretary Praises Shell Cracker Plant For Leading World In State-Of-The-Art Technology
• Top Philadelphia elections official warns of "electoral chaos" over "naked ballots"
• Indiana State Police Look For Shooter Who Left One Man Dead Near Lake Station
• Police declare state of emergency ahead of Breonna Taylor decision
• Youth Sports Eyed As Possible Source Of Spread Of COVID Cases In Middletown, N.J.
• Dallas' Howdy Homemade Ice Cream Back In Business Thanks To $100K In Community Donations
• Justice Department Labels NYC An 'Anarchist Jurisdiction'; New York Politicians React Angrily
• Chicago Golden Gloves Boxer Ivry Hall Charged With Murder In Alabama
• Downpours Cause Flood Of Trouble For Neighborhood Just Off Las Olas Boulevard
• 'His Face Just Shows Sadness': Family Says Window Visits At Nursing Home Taking Toll On Stroke Survivor's Mental Health
• A Look At How Schools Are Responding To COVID-19 Cases
• Shanahan: QB Jimmy Garoppolo Injured On Illegal Hit; Could Be Ready To Play Sunday
• 2 Members Of Volunteer Ambulance Corps Killed In Fiery Crash On New York State Thruway
• Charges Pending In Deadly Motorcyclist Crash On I-70
• Project Homekey: Newsom Announces $236M In Grants To House Homeless; San Francisco Gets $45M For Hotel
• Town Of Hempstead Gets More Cares Act Money Than Nassau County; 'The County Should Certainly Be Getting A Lot More'
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Suspect Who Shot Man Before Fleeing On Dirt Bike
• Trump would prefer vote on Supreme Court nominee before election
• BBQ Pit Brimming With Brisket, Terry Black's Owner Optimistic About 75% Capacity Rule
• Banks handled trillions of dollars in "suspicious" transactions
• I-70 To Be Closed In Glenwood Canyon Overnight This Week
• Trick-Or-Treating 'Not Encouraged' In Howard County Due To Coronavirus
• Event Rental Business Helping Pittsburgh Restaurants Looking To Survive Fall
• Companies That Lost Out On Lottery For Marijuana Dispensary Licenses To Get Second Chance At Passing Grade
• School Guidelines On Responding To Covid Cases
• Florida Decision Likely Clears Robert Kraft Of Solicitation
• Knott's Berry Farm's Fall-O-Ween Celebrates Mashup Of The Season With Harvest Foods, Spooky Decorations
• Wrongful death suit filed in shooting of Black restaurant owner
• Has Eagles Quarterback Carson Wentz Regressed? 'It's A Good Question,' Says Pederson
• Grace Addae, 30, Identified As 3rd Victim Of Small-Engine Plane That Crashed Into Metro Quarry
• Flood Bot Program Uses Social Media To Alert Ellicott City Residents To Potential Flooding
• Indoor Theaters, Outdoor Performance Venues Get Green Light To Reopen At 50% Capacity In Anne Arundel County Friday
• Denver Broncos QB Drew Lock Out For Several Weeks Due To Shoulder Injury
• How Effective Are Air Purifiers? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• CBS4 Exclusive: Sweetwater City Hall Adds High Tech To Keep Employees, Visitors Safe
• Dallas County Reports 325 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 Deaths
• California Hits Reset Button On EDD; Strike Team Moves To Tackle Unemployment Claim Backlog, Fraudulent Applications
• Pence says Trump has "obligation" to quickly name Supreme Court pick
• Sen. Peters: Election Should Decide Supreme Court Vacancy
• New England Patriots Owner Robert Kraft Wants Massage Parlor Videos Destroyed
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Proposes New Legislation To Penalize Cities For Defunding Law Enforcement Agencies
• Denver Opens Dedicated COVID-19 Testing Lane For College Students
• CDOT Urges Drivers To Be Aware During Rail Safety Week
• Phase 2 Of Michigan's Bottle Recycling To Begin in October
• Corrections Staff COVID Cases Near 3,000
• Sen. Chris Coons: Filling Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Supreme Court Seat Before Election Would 'Dishonor' Her
• Northeast Pennsylvania, A 'Cutthroat Area In Politics,' Could Decide Whether Keystone State Goes For Biden Or Trump
• Dozens of neighbors help farmer after heart attack
• Denver Broncos Wide Receiver Courtland Sutton Out For The Year With Torn ACL
• NYPD officer accused of acting as agent of the Chinese government
• Space Force deploys its 1st squadron outside of the U.S.
• Man charged in Black protester's fatal shooting kills himself: lawyer
• Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf Vetoes 'Entirely Unnecessary' School Sports Bill; Override Attempt Expected
• W. Va. Senator Joe Manchin: Senate Should Not Vote On Supreme Court Nominee Before November Election
• Microsoft To Buy 'Doom' and 'Fallout' Video Game Maker ZeniMax for $7.5 Billion
• Emphasis On Delivery, Takeout During Longmont Restaurant Week
• Gov. Wolf Vetoes School Sports Bill, Calling It 'Unnecessary'; Override Attempt Expected
• 4 Chicago Restaurants, Bars Cited This Weekend For Flouting COVID-19 Reopening Rules
• Parents, Teen Face Charges After Large Party Forces Lincoln-Sudbury To Shift To Remote Learning
• Douglas County School District Continues Search For Superintendent
• Pine-Sol Gets EPA Approval As COVID-19 Killer
• Philadelphia's Top Elections Official Warns Secrecy Envelopes Will Cause Electoral Chaos In Pennsylvania
• Baltimore Police Charge Marquis Dukes With Attempted First-Degree Murder In September 2 Shooting
• Desk Shortage Forces Families To Get Creative For Remote Learning
• Boston Public Schools Hold First Day Of Classes With All Students Learning Remotely
• Collin County Volunteer Firefighter Indicted From Fires From 10 Years Ago
• Maintenance To Close Off Leash Dog Area At Cherry Creek State Park
• Richard Boykins Jr. Arrested For Allegedly Punching Woman, Pointing Gun At Her
• Badly Decomposed Body Found In Sacramento Apartment
• As childhood hunger rises, key food-stamp benefit is ending
• Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Urges U.S. Senate Not To Confirm New Supreme Court Justice Until After Presidential Inauguration
• Steelers star breaks with team, honors fallen police officer
• North Texas Veteran 'Fighting For His Life' After Being Struck While Riding Scooter
• After Days Of Blue Skies, More Wildfire Smoke Is In Pittsburgh's Forecast
• Saving Lives Foundation Hosts Annual Golf Tournament, Banquet Fundraiser For Those Impacted By Cancer
• San Francisco Police Investigate Shooting During Bayview Sideshow Involving 100 Vehicles
• Kennedy Krieger Institute Helps Patients Fight Sickle Cell Anemia
• In-Person Classes At Washington Township High School Delayed After Students Test Positive For COVID-19 Following Social Gathering
• Mother Finds Dead Son Outside Chetek, Wisconsin Home; Suspect In Custody 
• Child Critically Injured In Fort Worth Apartment Fire
• Boston Traffic Down As Much As 48% Since Pandemic; 'Not A Huge Rush Hour' Anymore
• Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Tearing Down Monkey Pavilion
• 2 Rescued From Apartment Fire In Arvada
• Emmys Broadcast Draws Record Low TV Ratings; Social Media Viewership Doubles
• CDC Says Updated Guidance On How Easily COVID-19 Spreads Was 'Posted In Error'
• Trump makes campaign swing through battleground Ohio
• U.S. household wealth hits record even as economy struggles
• Police: 12-Year-Old Boy Rushed To Hospital After South Philadelphia Shooting
• Loomis Street Bridge Over Chicago River's South Branch To Be Closed Tuesday For Bike Lane Project
• Man Killed In Early Morning Stabbing In Downtown San Jose
• Police Seek Suspect In Robbery On Detroit's East Side
• Massachusetts Reports 244 New Coronavirus Cases, 7 Additional Deaths
• State Police Charge Ruffs Dale Woman With Homicide In Fatal Shooting Of Ex-Boyfriend
• Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey Silent On Whether Senate Should Consider Supreme Court Pick Before Election
• 'He'll Fight His Way Back': CB Tavon Young Tears ACL In Game Against Texans
• Colorado Sen. Cory Gardner On Vacant SCOTUS Seat: 'I Will Vote To Confirm'
• $1.3M In CARES Act Funding To Support Virtual Learning Programs In Howard County
• Jazmyn Jackson On Athletes Unlimited Softball: 'These Are Some Talented Women Out Here'
• Jazmyn Jackson On Athletes Unlimited Softball: 'These Are Some Talented Women Out Here'
• Marcus Smart Says His Post-Game 2 Blowout Electrified Celtics
• Sidney Crosby, Matt Cullen Win Emmy Awards
• MDOT MPA Receives $10M In Federal Funds To Help Protect Port Of Baltimore From Severe Weather, Climate Change
• Vikings' Mike Zimmer Says LB Anthony Barr Out For Season After Suffering Torn Pectoral Muscle
• Plano Confirms 2nd Rabies Case In The Last Week
• Rare Blue Moon To Appear On Halloween Night
• New International All-Cargo Service Touches Down At Pittsburgh International Airport
• Magnitude 3.4 Earthquake Wakes Up Lake Elsinore
• Child Pornography Investigation Leads To Discovery Of Boy, Girl Being Sexually Abused At Apple Valley Home
• CU Boulder Switching To Remote Learning For At Least 2 Weeks
• Airbags Stolen From Multiple Cars In Hanover, Police Say
• With Rob Gronkowski In Tampa, Patriots Don't Appear To Be Missing Much
• Pitt Panthers To Debut New Black, Gold And Silver Uniforms Against Louisville
• Dallas, Tampa Mayors Agree To Friendly Wager On Stanley Cup Final Between Stars And Lightning
• Eat See Play Dallas Taco Tour
• Drew's News: September Astrology Report
• Parents, Teachers Call For Delay In Reopening Newport-Mesa Unified Schools
• Over 180 People Tested For Coronavirus At New McKeesport Site In Opening Week
• MDH: First COVID-19 Saliva Testing Site To Open In Duluth This Wednesday
• This Michigan Bed Bath & Beyond Store Is Set To Close By The End Of 2020
• WVU's First Home Football Game To Be Played Without Fans
• Of The 63 Bed Bath & Beyond Stores Set To Close By The End Of The Year 4 Are In Texas
• Fire Destroys Home On Stags Leap Trail
• Shutterfly, Google Photos Seeing Surge As Pro & Amateur Photographers Document COVID-19 Pandemic
• Frederick County Pauses Reopening Plans After Cases Rise Over The Weekend
• LAUSD Begins Considering Challenges To Reopening Campuses
• 2 Men Arrested In 2019 Murder Of Moreno Valley Father Of 2 At Riverside Hookah Bar
• Surveillance Video, Witnesses Sought In Alameda Shooting Case
• Court rejects Trump campaign's effort to stop Nevada's mail ballot plan
• Quincy Reservoir Will Be Closed For 2 Weeks Starting Sept. 28
• Bethlehem Hosting 99th Annual Halloween Parade Virtually After Canceling Traditional Parade
• Reopenings: East Bay Regional Parks To Allow For Some Camping, Boating; Picnic Areas Stay Closed
• 56-Year-Old Man Shot In San Francisco's Potrero Hill Over Weekend
• Police Give 2 Notices Of Violation, 3 Warnings To Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Not Following Coronavirus Orders
• The Making of 50 First Dates 2020 Reboot
• 'TRUMP 2020' Painted In 6 Locations On Route 44
• Man Wanted After Setting Store Counter On Fire, Robbing Tobacco Store In Laurel
• New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission Says Computers Back Online After Statewide Outage
• Could Supreme Court Fight Elevate Sen. Kamala Harris' Profile?
• Battle Over Mail-In Ballots Plays Out In Pennsylvania
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 1,477 New Cases
• Indian Cultural Association Fights Hunger During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Klobuchar: GOP need not "go lockstep" with Trump on SCOTUS pick
• Police Seek Suspect Identified In Murder Of 27-Year-Old Glen Burnie Man Fillmore James Burriss
• Two Men Arrested, Charged With Murder Of Man At French Colony Apartments In Dallas
• Holbrook Police Officer Injured After Cruiser Is Hit By Alleged Drunk Driver
• Supreme Court Fight Could Elevate Kamala Harris' Profile
• CDC updates, then removes, guidance on airborne spread of COVID-19
• Police: Man Suspected Of Stealing Construction Tools From Brooklyn Synagogue
• Sacramento Teen Accused Of Attempted Murder After Juvenile Found In Yolo County With Serious Injuries
• Opera canceled after audience protests lack of social distance
• Police: Suspect Attacks South Philly Boost Mobile Employee After Demanding Something For Free
• Southfield Police: Teen Driver Topped 100 MPH Before Crash Killed 2
• Derrick Sawyer Sworn In As Upper Darby Township's New Fire Chief
• San Francisco Residents On Edge Over Rising Number Of Home Burglaries
• Police: Man Shot During Attempted Robbery In Glen Burnie, Suspects Wanted
• Woman Accused Of Sending Ricin Letters To White House Also Suspected Of Mailing Envelopes To Texas Law Enforcement
• Sen. Durbin Urges Republicans To Oppose Filling Supreme Court Seat Before Election; 'A New President Should Fill This Vacancy'
• Tia Brown And Dr. Oz Discuss What We Know About The Risk Of Coronavirus On ATMs
• 'I Still Can't Believe It'; Oakland Native Zendaya Becomes Youngest Emmy Lead Drama Actress Winner
• Wash And Be Counted: Free Laundry Exchanged For Census
• Aurora Restaurant Annette Builds Innovative Greenhouses For Outdoor Seating This Winter
• Fort Lauderdale Goes High Tech To Keep Employees Safe As They Return To City Hall
• MDARD Reminds Schools, Businesses To Only Use EPA-Approved Disinfectants
• Maryland Health Officials Conducting COVID-19 Serology Testing On Firefighters, Gov. Hogan Says
• CTU: There Are Ways To Improve Remote Learning
• Traffic Stop In Auburn Turns Up Guns, Drugs; Felon Arrested
• More Than Half Of States Reporting More New COVID-19 Cases As US Nears 200,000 Deaths
• 'Constantly Not Working': Nursing Home Needs New Elevators
• Most Dallas College Spring 2021 Semester Classes To Be Offered Online
• Photojournalist Says LA County Sheriff's Deputy Threatened Him Same Night KPCC Radio Reporter Was Arrested
• Police Arrest Hit-And-Run Driver Who Killed Man With His Van On Division Street
• Several Local Malls Expanding Hours As Shoppers Return To Stores
• Great Wolf Lodge Offering E-Learning Program With Socially-Distanced Classroom
• Paris Hilton Opens Up to Drew About Her Traumatic Past and Experiences as a Survivor
• Pennsylvania Expands Indoor Dining Capacity To 50%, Philadelphia Remains At 25%
• Grim Statistic In Road To Reopening: 87% Of NYC Restaurants, Bars Couldn't Pay Full Rent In August
• National Cathedral Bell Rings In Honor Of COVID-19 Victims
• Michigan Officials Asking For Feedback From Residents On Opioid Epidemic Impact
• Tufts' Floating Hospital For Children Gets New Name
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 1,685 Cases, 21 Newly Reported Deaths
• TEDxDetroit 2020 Goes Virtual Sept. 30. Here's Everything You Need To Know
• 'Cheer' Star Jerry Harris To Stay In Federal Custody For Now On Child Pornography Charges
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg to lie in repose at Supreme Court this week
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Cases Rise By 937; 4 Additional Deaths Reported
• Man Dies After Being Shot Several Times Overnight In Stockton
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore County Aligns With Maryland's Stage 3 Plan, Opening At 75% Capacity Indoor Dining
• Carson Wentz 'Booed' By Digital Fans At Lincoln Financial Field During Eagles' 37-19 Loss To Los Angeles Rams
• Jayson Tatum Is Making The Unbelievable Look Easy
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 967 New Coronavirus Cases Over Last 48 Hours
• Bad Bunny performs live concert from flatbed truck through NYC
• Philadelphia Weather: Weekend Brings Coldest Day In Philly So Far This Season As Warm-Up On The Way
• Europeans face prospect of 2nd lockdowns as COVID cases surge
• Philadelphia Opens 46 Additional Access Centers For Supervised Learning For Students In Grades K Through Sixth
• Final Play Call For Cam Newton Was A Good One And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Paris Hilton Opens Up To Drew Barrymore About Abuse Suffered At Boarding School: 'I've Had Severe Nightmares Since I Was A Teen'
• DCHHS West Nile Cases At 15 After Three Additional Human Cases Reported
• 2 Oak Park HS Students Killed, 4 Injured In Rollover Crash
• Companies say insurers stiffing them over coronavirus losses
• Amazon, Walmart donate to QAnon-supporting politician
• Wildfires, Coronavirus And An Earthquake Collided For California's Terrible Week
• Kevin Harvick Rolls Into 2nd Round
• State Officials Want Feedback From People On Opioid Crisis
• Landmark US Supreme Court Decisions Since 1789
• Pennsylvania Lottery Warning Residents About Lottery-Related Scam Involving Suspicious Phone Calls From Jamaica
• US Marshals Find 35 Missing Ohio Children As Part Of 'Operation Safety Net'
• Dog Stuck In Drain Lid Rescued By Firefighters In Northampton County
• Rapid Fire Q&A With Drew Barrymore
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 116 New Coronavirus Cases Over Last 48 Hours
• New Kim Klacik Ad Highlights Baltimore's Trash Problem Again
• Amateur Fort Worth Golfer Shaun Hensley Makes Hole-In-One, Wins New Luxury Car
• MSP Pepper Sprays Driver After Trying To Flee Traffic Stop
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/21 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Judith Light On Impact Of 'Manhunt: Deadly Games': 'Really Informing You, Waking You Up'
• Dr. Oz And Tia Brown Reveal The Three Places That People Are Most Worried About The Virus Lurking
• Bad Bunny Performs Atop Truck Driving Through New York City
• Injury-Ravaged San Francisco 49ers Question Safety Of MetLife Stadium Artificial Turf
• Supreme Court drapes black crepe on Ginsburg's seat
• Pittsburgh Police Say Missing 13-Year-Old Has Been Found Safe
• Chicago Judge Amy Coney Barrett, A Front-Runner For Supreme Court Vacancy, Hailed By Right, Feared By Left
• Rare Blue Moon To Appear On Halloween Night
• Advocates Push For Extension To Massachusetts Eviction Ban
• EMU To Test Campus Wastewater For COVID-19
• PTL Links: September 21, 2020
• Woman Arrested In Investigation Into Ricin Sent To White House
• Wall Street tumbles amid bank allegations, rising COVID-19 rates
• Hall of Fame Cornerback 'Prime Time' Deion Sanders Set To Coach At Jackson State
• UMass Calls Audible, Will Play Limited Number Of Football Games This Fall
• 'A Mamba Shot:' Davis Nails Buzzer-Beating 3 To Give Lakers 2-0 Series Lead Over Nuggets
• Weekend Gun Violence: At Least 45 People Shot, 9 Killed In Chicago This Weekend
• Lions' Collapse Starts Early
• Dallas Police Arrest 36-Year-Old For Shooting Death Of John Carter At Apartments On Fordham Road
• Rocklin Burglary Suspect Arrested In Lincoln Allegedly Assaulted Sheriff's Office K-9
• Police: Man In Custody After Woman Found Dead In Harper Woods
• Justin Herbert Plays Well In NFL Debut, But Chiefs Top Chargers In OT Thanks To 58-Yard FG
• Ali Holman's Breakfast Smoothie Recipe
• Baltimore City Schools Meal Site Closed Monday For Potential COVID-19 Case
• A Rare Blue Moon Will Light Up The Sky On Halloween
• COVID-19 Testing Site At Forest Hill VEIP Station Moves To Aberdeen Starting October 1
• Poisoned opposition leader demands his clothes back from Russia
• Crews Make Progress On Snow Fire Near Palm Springs
• Weather Blog: Last Full Day Of Summer
• CDC Abruptly Removes Guidance About Airborne Coronavirus Transmission, Says Update 'Was Posted In Error'
• Biden had $141 million cash advantage over Trump heading into September
• DOJ says 3 cities could lose federal aid for allowing "anarchy"
• 2 Injured After Small Plane Crash Lands On Street In Luzerne County
• New Hampshire To Rethink Restaurant Rules As Outdoor Dining Cools
• State Officials Put 2-Week Freeze on New Unemployment Claims
• Daily COVID-19 Minute: The Riskiest Places To Go During The Pandemic
• Nats Bounce Back, Bop Marlins 15-0 To Split Twinbill
• Pa. Lottery Officials Warn Pennsylvanians About Ongoing Foreign Lottery Scam
• Thyroid Medications Recalled Because They May Not Be Strong Enough
• How Ruth Bader Ginsburg became a "notorious" cultural icon
• Pedestrian Hit And Killed On Roseville Road In Sacramento
• DCTA Updates A-Train Schedule And Peak Frequency As State Loosens COVID-19 Restrictions
• Miami Weather: Wet, Windy Start To The Week
• Updated CDC Guidance Acknowledges Coronavirus Can Spread Through The Air
• Jakob Johnson Gave Us A Glorious Fullback Touchdown Against Seahawks
• Man Killed In Miami Shooting
• 2 Baltimore Children Still Missing, Along With Mother
• Nikola founder quits amid fraud allegations
• Motorcyclist In Critical Condition After Colliding With Deer In Bethel
• It Happens Here: Carver Boy Launches Food Pantry Serving 1,800 Families
• Police Investigating Triple Shooting In South Baltimore
• Miami-Dade, Broward Getting Closer To Opening Schools
• San Jose Police Officer Injured In Early Morning Crash
• Everybody Love Your Body
• "Completely preserved" ice age bear emerges from melting permafrost
• Julian Edelman, N'Keal Harry Set Career Highs In Loss To Seahawks
• 15-Year-Old Girl Battling Leukemia Is Inspiring Others To Donate Blood
• Foot Locker Turning More Than 2000 Stores Into Voter Registration Hubs
• Father Of Patriots Running Back James White, Miami-Dade Police Captain Died In Cooper City Crash
• One Dead, Two Injured In Motorcycle Crash On San Mateo Bridge
• Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Death Leaves Affordable Care Act In Jeopardy
• 200 More Officers To Be Added To City's Community Safety Team
• Pedestrian Killed In Lauderhill Hit And Run
• Trump Could Announce Supreme Court Replacement, Here's A Look At 2 Women Among The Frontrunners
• Woman Shot Dead Following Wild Car Chase, Crash In Juniata Park
• U.S. says Iran sanctions back on, but the world is ignoring Washington
• 8 Injured After Fire Spreads Through East Village Apartment Building
• Tropical Storm Beta could drench parts of Texas and Louisiana
• SEE IT: 18-Month-Old Boy Maison Hears Mother's Voice For 1st Time After Getting Hearing Aid
• Tropical Storm Beta Takes Aim At The Texas Coast, Brings Threat Of Rain And Flooding -- Again
• N.Y. Attorney General Letitia James Promises To Expedite Release Of Police Body Cam Footage
• Semi Truck Carrying 30,000 Pounds Of Steel Rolls Over On Bishop Ford Freeway At Sibley Boulevard
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cool Weather Continues, Haze From West Coast Fires To Return
• 1 Injured After Fire In Vacant Building In Lawndale
• Working For Chicago: Advice From An Expert At Glassdoor About What Sectors Are Hiring
• Hundreds of whales stranded on sandbar off Australian island
• Bull rider dies after being bucked off bull during Texas rodeo
• 'Bigger Than Football': Tributes Pour In For James White After Father Killed In Crash
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• Chicago Weather: Warm, Sunny Week Ahead
• Greenfield Bridge To Close For 30 Days
• Progressive groups shatter fundraising records in battleground states
• Philadelphia Man Killed, Another Critically Wounded In Camden Motorcycle Clubhouse Shooting
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Expect Fall-Like Conditions On Final Day Of Summer On Monday
• Judge postpones U.S. curbs on WeChat
• Fire Badly Damages Home In North Philadelphia
• In-Person Dining Capacity Limits Increased to 50%, Some Restaurants Say It's Still Not Enough
• Allegheny Co. Police Investigating North Braddock Shooting
• Fayette Co. Firefighters Association Honors Fallen Heroes
• Allegheny Co. Walk-In Flu Vaccine Clinic Set To Open
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• Louise Costa, Matriarch Of Pittsburgh Family Passes Away
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• Voting and Black Lives Matter take center stage at 2020 Emmys
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• CDC walks back guidance on aerosol spread of coronavirus
• Republicans push to fill Supreme Court vacancy before November elections
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• Poll shows Trump gaining ground in Florida
• Political battle begins over Justice Ginsburg's successor
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death reshapes political landscape
• Pennsylvania sees surge in GOP voter registration
• CDC abruptly reverses guidance on COVID-19 airborne transmission
• How Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death could reshape 2020 presidential campaigns
• Vice President Pence on honoring Ginsburg and moving forward with her replacement
• GOP senators push to fill Ginsburg's seat before Election Day
• Trump says he will nominate Ginsburg replacement by end of week
• Pence says Trump has an "obligation" to quickly name Supreme Court nominee
• New film examines how Trump and Biden have handled times of crisis
• What Justice Ginsburg's death means for the Affordable Care Act
• 9/21/20: Red and Blue
• NYPD officer accused of spying for Chinese government
• After he suffered a heart attack, 60 neighbors showed up to help a local farmer
• Senate fight looms over the future of Supreme Court
• Senate braces for fierce fight over Supreme Court seat
• Lincoln Project co-founder: Republicans hypocritical on Ginsburg replacement
• Doctor on COVID-19 deaths: "We have had the tools to prevent this"
• Sudden Supreme Court vacancy shifts focus of Biden campaign
• Crowns & Hops brews a movement of racial equity
• U.K. warns a second national lockdown may be needed as COVID-19 cases rise
• Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's legacy and impact on American law
• NFL Week 2: Injuries on East Coast; Seahawks' and Cowboys' narrow wins
• As COVID-19 death toll nears 200K, doctor warns "we are becoming more and more complacent"
• Author says Ruth Bader Ginsburg died hoping for a liberal Supreme Court majority that never materialized
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg in her own words
• Chelsea Clinton on her new book, "She Persisted in Sports," and the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• Primetime Emmy Awards go virtual for live show
• Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's civil rights legacy remembered
• Senator Klobuchar on Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and upcoming Supreme Court confirmation battle
• Implications of Justice Ginsburg's death on the future of the Supreme Court
• U.S. COVID-19 deaths near 200,000 as rates of infection rise
• Looking back at the life and legacy of pioneering Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• White House Press Secretary McEnany on Trump's timeline for Supreme Court pick
• Senate prepares for fight over potential Supreme Court nominee, less than two months before election
• President Trump says he will name a female SCOTUS nominee this week, as list narrows