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Articles from September 22, 2020

• Alameda, San Mateo Co. Move To Red Tier But Not All Gyms, Movie Theatres, Churches Can Reopen
• Construction Of Backyard Granny Flats Booming In Bay Area During Pandemic
• Nevada City Police Warn Of Violent Protests Advertised Online
• Senior Who Died While Defending Friend From Attacker At North Highlands High Track Given Carnegie Medal
• Dodgers Clinch NL's Top Seed, West Title With Win Over A's
• Dickerson's Pinch-Hit Homer Helps Keep Giants In Playoff Mix
• Former 'Davis Police Officer Of The Year' Trevor Edens Accused Of Stealing Public Money
• Noah Fant Says Offseason Workouts With T.J. Houshmandzadeh 'Worked Wonders'
• 86,000 Acre CZU Lightning Complex Fire 100% Contained
• Some COVID Guidelines Prove To Be Helpful For Cameron Peak Fire Crews
• Despite Just Entering Red Tier, Riverside County Residents Urge Officials To Lift All COVID-19 Restrictions
• California Gives Go-Ahead For Nail Salons To Reopen; Will LA County Join Them?
• Furlough Days Plan Announced For Colorado State Workers Who Make Above $50,000
• Weekend Heatwave Prompts Fire Weather Advisory For Oakland Hills
• Smoke & Snow Blamed For Bird Die Off In Colorado
• 'Just Don't': Denver Couple Recalls Moment Miniature Dachshund Puppy Was Stolen At Gunpoint
• City Of Sacramento Takes Action Against Owners Of Evergreen Shopping Center
• 'Spinal Tap' Creators Reach Settlement In Lawsuit Over Profits
• Deadly Shooting: Jason Arroyo Charged With Murder After Dispute Over Kids Playing Outside
• At Least 29 Structures Damaged Or Destroyed As Bobcat Fire Continues To Grow
• 'Icon': Denver Mural Pays Tribute To Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• Attorneys For Family Of Dijon Kizzee Say Independent Autopsy Shows He Tried To Surrender
• JPL Says School Bus-Sized Asteroid To Zoom Safely Past Earth
• 'You Put Your Hands On Those Kids': Dr. Justin Neisler Gets 23 Years For Secretly Filming Young Patients For Child Porn
• 3 Brainerd High Schools Reverting To Distance Learning After COVID Cases Grow
• Vanessa Bryant Sues LA County, Sheriff Villanueva Over Leaked Photos Of Helicopter Crash Site
• 45-Year-Old Tracy Bicyclist Killed In Crash On Mac Arthur Drive
• Pirates' Win Slows Cubs' Drive In NL Central
• Chicago Weather: Feels Like Summer
• RTD Drivers Protest Cutbacks In Service, Staff
• Some Social Equity Applicants Say Their Own Money Is On The Line As Marijuana Licenses Are Delayed
• Accident Leaves Car Split In Half In Arlington Heights
• Sacramento Zoo Welcomes Newborn Giraffe With Auction To Pick Name
• Poaching Investigation: Pronghorn Found Dead Near Wilkerson Pass
• West Town Gas Station Owner Dead After Getting Caught In Crossfire
• SF Supes Approve $14 Billion Budget That Includes Funds For COVID-19, Homeless, City Workers, Afr. Am. Community
• Twins Now Half Game Behind White Sox After Beating Tigers 5-4
• Meet Trump's Top Candidates To Fill Ginsburg's Seat On The Supreme Court
• Cole Has Sharp Playoff Prep As Yankees Rout Blue Jays
• Arlington 4th Grader Sent Home From School After Sneezing
• Merrimack College Dorm Quarantined After Students Test Positive For Coronavirus
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/23 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Keller @ Large: Mitt Romney's Decision To Vote On President Trump's Nominee Isn't Surprising
• Alonso, Mets Put Rays' Clinch Party On Hold With Win
• Cindy McCain endorses Joe Biden for president
• Father Struck By Bullet While Shielding 3 Children From Gunfire In Bronx Car Dealership
• CDC: Trick-Or-Treating, Costume Parties Considered High-Risk This Halloween
• Modesto Man Facing Murder Charges After 25-Year-Old Leonard Zuniga Was Shot and Killed
• Performing Artists In NYC Finding Ways To Return To The Spotlight As Shutdown Continues
• Security Cameras Are Being Destroyed In Brighton Park, Gang Members Blamed
• Pivetta Sharp In Red Sox Debut; Boston Beats Orioles 8-3
• In-Person Reopening Plans Approved For All Maryland Schools As Some Teachers And Parents Express Frustration: 'Left Running In Circles'
• William Emmett LeCroy, Former Soldier Who Said Witchcraft Drove Him To Kill Nurse, Executed In Federal Prison
• South Florida Auto Sales Icon & Philanthropist Rick Case Dies At Age 77
• Tuolumne County Man Defends Wife Accused Of Trying To Pay Someone To Kill Him
• Trick-Or-Treating, Costume Masks And Halloween Parties Discouraged By CDC This Year Due To COVID-19
• Family And Friends Say Man Was Shot In Face In Troubled Ravenswood Manor In Case Of Mistaken Identity
• '2 Envelopes Or It Doesn't Count': Pennsylvanians' Mail-In Ballots Will Be Thrown Out If They Don't Follow This Rule
• Archdiocese Of Miami Schools To Begin Phased Reopening Wednesday
• Ocean City, Maryland Mayor Urges Families To Stay Away This Weekend Due To Expected Crowds At Car Rally
• Tractor That Backfired May Be To Blame For Barn Fire In Baltimore County, Officials Say
• Pittsburgh Police End Search For Reported Abducted Child
• Riverside County Reports 10 New COVID-19 Deaths; San Bernardino, Ventura Report None
• Tommy DeVito, Founding Member Of The Four Seasons, Dies From COVID-19 Complications
• TIME Names Johns Hopkins University COVID-19 Map Creator To 100 Most Influential People List For 2020
• New Yorkers Can Become Poll Workers Without Losing Unemployment Benefits Under New Executive Order
• House Passes Continuing Resolution To Avoid A Shutdown
• Air Tankers, Ground Crews Contain Small Fire In Eldorado National Forest
• Maryland Ranks 5th Happiest State In The Country, Study Says
• CDC Releases COVID Halloween Guidelines
• Everything You Need To Know About Early Voting In Minnesota
• Henry Ford Health, U-M Study: Ultraviolet-C Light Technology Kills Covid-19 On N95 Masks
• 'Violence Interrupters' Hit Minneapolis Streets To Keep The Peace
• COVID Reopening: Contra Costa County Could Move To Red Tier Next Week
• MDHHS: At Least 32 Animals Contracted Mosquito Borne Virus
• Police: Man Critically Injured In Multi-Vehicle Crash After Running Red Light In North Philadelphia
• 'Finally, Finally': Suspected Killer Of Fort Worth Teen Carla Walker Arrested For Capital Murder 46 Years Later
• Norwood Mom Creates Webpage To Share Socially Distanced Halloween Plans
• Ravens' Versatile Offense Winning Games On The Ground, Through The Air
• Gov. Whitmer Unveils Sign For Downtown Lansing's Elliott-Larsen Building
• Phillies Tumble Out Of Playoff Spot After Getting Swept In Doubleheader By Nationals
• Mike Bloomberg Backs Florida Felons Voting Effort
• Detroit's North American International Auto Show Changes Dates To Sept. 2021
• 'They Did It In A Typical Raven Way' | Former Head Coach Brian Billick Praises Defensive Performance In Baltimore's Win Over Houston
• President Donald Trump Holds Rally At Pittsburgh International Airport In Front Of Packed Crowd
• Gardner's National Suicide Hotline Bill Headed To President's Desk For Signing
• Detroit Public Library, Neighboring Branches To Reopen With Restrictions
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 3: Injuries Create Opportunities For Mike Davis, Jerick McKinnon
• Injunction To Block Shortened Time Frame For Census Data Collection Goes Before Federal Judge
• Eaton County Police Shooting: Sheriff Deputy Will Not Be Charged In Fatal Traffic Stop
• Belmont Winner Tiz The Law Won't Run In Preakness
• GOP Demonstrates At Dallas City Hall Day Before Council Potentially Cuts Police OT Budget
• Fatal Accident Shuts Down Highway 1 In Both Directions In Point Reyes
• Dudley Riggs, Improv Comedy Pioneer And Brave New Workshop Founder, Dies At 88
• University Of Pennsylvania Program Training Dogs To Sniff Out Spotted Lanternfly Eggs
• White Sox Lose Game To Cleveland As Indians Clinch Playoff Berth
• National Voter Registration Day Brings Sen. Kamala Harris To Detroit, Community Efforts
• Pirates Beat Cubs As Jacob Stallings Hits Walk-Off Home Run
• Learning Pod Inside Funeral Home Casket Room Is A Quiet Place To Study While Mom Works
• Nats Sweep Phils, Drop Philadelphia Below Playoff Position
• 'Dreadhead Cowboy' Adam Hollingsworth Charged With Animal Cruelty After Dan Ryan Horse Ride
• U.S. Supreme Court: Michigan Judge Among Potential Nominees
• President Trump Rallies In Ohio, Says He Will Fill Justice Seat
• Marshall University Professor Put On Leave For Saying She Hopes People Who Attend Rallies Without Masks Get Coronavirus And Die
• Air Force Two Hits Bird After Taking Off From Manchester, NH Airport
• Three-Alarm Fire Tears Through Trenton Duplex, Sends Flames Into Night Sky
• Who's Hiring: Aerospace Company Looking To Fill More Than 150 Positions
• VIDEO: Firefighters Manage To Remove Delivery Truck Stuck Under Awning
• Texas Reports 3,964 New Coronavirus Cases, 77 Deaths
• Police: Man In Stable Condition After Rankin Shooting
• U.S. government executes man who said witchcraft drove him to kill
• Two Colorful Iguanas, Siracha And Squiggy, Stolen From Newcastle Animal Sanctuary
• Fort Worth City Manager Initiates Audit, Criminal Investigation Following Termination Of Aviation Department Director
• Chicago Places Wisconsin Residents On Quarantine List Again
• Chicago Animal Rescue Group Says Feds Are Demanding Return Of Dogs Found In Warehouse
• Sacramento City Council Votes To Close More Streets For Outdoor Dining
• Police: Pirates Prospect Oneil Cruz Had Alcohol In System During Fatal Crash In Dominican Republic
• Riverside County Allowed To Partially Reopen Indoor Operations At Malls, Restaurants
• Officials Raise Alarm Over Spike In East Palo Alto COVID-19 Cases
• Fmr. St. Thomas Student Pleads Guilty To Fake Bomb Threat Against University, Admits He Failed To Complete Homework
• Huge Relief For Nail Salon Workers As State Gives Green Light To Reopen Indoors
• U.S. Surpasses 200,000 Coronavirus Deaths, 8 Months After First Reported Case
• Attorneys say Dijon Kizzee tried to surrender before police shot him
• 2 In Critical Condition After Motorcycle Loses Control, Strikes Vehicle In Lino Lakes
• Main Street Grants Help Spur Local Colorado Economies
• 2020 Pittsburgh Columbus Day Parade Canceled
• San Francisco Launches Online Interactive Tool To Help Parents Track School Reopenings
• Beverly Hills Police Arrest Additional Suspects In Growing EDD Fraud Scandal
• McKinley Park's St. Maurice Church To Hold Final Mass This Weekend
• Scotch Distillery Partners With Beekeepers, Bartenders To Support Bee Colonies
• De Young Museum Reopens With Frida Kahlo Exhibit
• Schumer invokes "two-hour rule" to block Senate committee hearings
• Teen Suffers Gunshot Wound To The Face In St. Paul
• $35M NICU Expansion At Mercy San Juan Provides More Room To Keep Families Together
• Home Under Construction Partially Collapses Onto Building Next Door In Wicker Park
• Tesla Unveils Electric Vehicle Battery Breakthroughs; Investors Fear Long Wait To Adopt
• 'We're Ready. It's Time': Disney Exec Calls Out California Governor On Reopening Theme Parks
• Frankfort Teacher Accused Of Soliciting, Grooming Student
• 'Everything Is Gone': Woman Living In RV After Bobcat Fire Destroys Juniper Hills Home
• Getting Answers: Does Staying Home More Have An Impact On Kids' Immune Systems?
• State Audit Reveals UC System Unfairly Admitted 64 Applicants Based On 'Improper Influences' Over 6 Years
• Chicago Bulls Pick Billy Donovan As New Head Coach
• California Reopens More Businesses As Infections Hit Lowest Rate
• Kevin Jackson Pleads Guilty To Murdering Boy, 4, In Itasca County Home
• Bones Found By Construction Workers In Santa Ana More Than A Century Old, Authorities Say
• Campbell Residents Frustrated Over Growing Homeless Encampment Next To Highway 17
• Family Of Teen Killed In Antelope Crash Warns Young Drivers To 'Think Before You Get Behind The Wheel'
• OC Edging Toward Less-Restrictive Orange Tier As COVID-19 Trends Continue To Improve
• A Healthy Lifestyle Can Help You Live Longer Even If You Have Chronic Conditions, Study Suggests
• Envelope Containing White Powdery Substance Prompts Evacuation Of New Castle City Hall
• Rikers Island Closure Could Be Delayed After Judge Rules City Can't Tear Down Manhattan Detention Complex, Build New Jail
• The Coronavirus Pandemic Is Making It Harder For Domestic Violence Victims To Find A Place To Live, Study Shows
• High Demand, Tight Supply Impacting New York Gun Sales
• Pennsylvania's Electoral College Votes Are Key To Who Wins The Presidency
• Schools: The New Normal | NYC In Last-Minute Scramble To Hire Thousands More Teachers
• Driver Arrested In San Jose After Deputy Pursuit, Standoff End Peacefully
• LA County Meets Metrics To Move Tiers, Must Hold Steady For 2 Consecutive Weeks Before Being Allowed To Loosen Restrictions
• State Urges Man To Apply For Gig Worker Unemployment After Penalty Weeks Hold Up His Benefits For Months
• Connecticut State Universities Cancel Spring Break
• NYC Officials Say Restaurant Owners Will Soon Get Clear Guidance On Outdoor Dining During Colder Weather
• Denver Weather: September Heat And Haze Continue
• Minnesota Corporations Help Bridge Digital Divide, Create 'Technology Pods' Across Twin Cities
• Firefighters Battle Brush Fire In Brooklyn
• House passes continuing resolution to avoid a shutdown
• Mountain West Conference Reportedly Considers Shortened Football Season
• Grim Milestone: Dallas County Records 1,000th Coronavirus Death
• Connecticut Offers Several Ways To Vote In 2020 Election
• Denver City Council Approves Carsharing Contract At DIA
• NYC Votes Campaign Working To Get New Yorkers Registered To Vote Despite Pandemic's Impact
• In Ohio, Trump supporters eager to see SCOTUS vacancy filled
• Former Broughton Fire Chief, Decorated WW II Veteran Laid To Rest
• Big Change For Fort Worth's Parade Of Lights Due To Pandemic
• Wisconsin College Campuses See Most Concerning COVID Spike Among Young Adult Population
• New CBS Battleground Tracker Poll Shows Joe Biden Has Slim Lead In Florida Over President Trump
• USC Pacific Asian Museum Announces Plan To 'Decolonize' Collections
• UPS To Hire More Than 1,000 Seasonal Employees For Ontario Facility
• Pritzker: Illinois Poised To Have Most Diverse Cannabis Industry In U.S.
• Body Of Missing Kayaker Recovered From Long Lake In New Brighton
• 2 Suspects Dead After Waukegan Home Invasion
• Lower Burrell Police Locate 10-Year-Old Runaway Cooper Luffy
• Staffing Issues, COVID-19 Cases At Postal Service Prompt Concern About Mail-In Ballots In Chicago And Beyond
• Report Finds PSEG Long Island Computer System Was 'Significant Cause' Of Problems For Customers During Tropical Storm Isaias
• WATCH: Bull Moose Gets Cold Shower And Shot At Love In New Home
• Pennsylvania Senate OKs Bill To Loosen Coronavirus Limits On Restaurants, Bars
• Wisconsin, 3 Other States, Puerto Rico To Be Added Back To Chicago's Travel Quarantine Order; Kentucky And Louisana Removed
• Patient First Now Offering COVID-19 Testing In Catonsville
• Long Lines Return At New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission Offices After Statewide Computer Outage
• Study Finds Screen Time Has Skyrocketed For Some Kids During The Pandemic
• California Accepts Petition To Protect Western Joshua Tree
• Man Fatally Struck In Anaheim While Trying To Stop Thief From Stealing His Car
• 20-Year-Old Accused Of Destroying Pittsburgh Police Car During Riots Pleads Guilty
• Sen. Tina Smith Calls Rush To Nominate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Successor 'The Height Of Hypocrisy'
• More Pop-Up Shops Popping Up In Denver's Larimer Square
• NYPD: Body Of Small Child Found In Water Off Randall's Island
• San Mateo County Tests Ballot Counting System On Voter Registration Day
• 'He Was Desperate': Family Of 88-Year-Old Killed By Police Blames Mental Health Problems
• 'Pongo,' A Zoo Miami Giraffe, Undergoes Procedure To Repair Fractures
• Remnants of Tropical Storm Beta slam Texas with rain and flooding
• U.S. surpasses 200,000 coronavirus deaths
• Philabundance Holds Special Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony To Celebrate Opening Of New Facility
• Community's 'Quarantine Project' Creates Pop-Up Bookstore Benefitting University Park Public Library
• $15,000 Reward Offered For Man Wanted For Allegedly Shooting At New Castle County Police Officers
• Restaurant Owners Show Support For Distressed Restaurant Fund: 'We Need Dollars'
• A rare blue moon will light up the Halloween night sky
• Plastic Surgery Procedures On The Rise During COVID Pandemic
• 'Disgusting': Vandals Destroy Buildings And Supplies At Brewer Field In Belle Vernon
• Trick-Or-Treating, Costume Masks, And Halloween Parties Discouraged By CDC Due To COVID-19 Risk
• CDC Discourages Trick-Or-Treating, Costume Masks And Halloween Parties This Year
• 'I Had A Poor Game Plan': Jim Schwartz Takes Blame For Defense In Eagles' 37-19 Loss To Rams
• Santa Clara County Declares Juneteenth A Paid Holiday For County Employees
• Contra Costa Supervisors Approve Commitment To Climate-Friendly Measures
• Plastic Surgeons Say 'Zoom Anxiety' Causing Spike In Demand For Procedures
• 'Twin-Demic' | Health Officials Warn Coronavirus, Flu Season Could Stretch Healthcare System To Limits
• COVID-19: CDC Warns Against Trick-Or-Treating, Other Halloween Traditions
• Coronavirus Pandemic Brings Out Rats In Boston
• New Initiative Aims To Attract South Floridians To Top Area Hotels
• Denver Public Schools Phasing Young Students Back Into In-Person Learning Next Week
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Sexually Assaulting Massage Parlor Employee In Sacramento County
• Widower Of Plano Jogger Sarmistha Sen Killed In Random Attack Opens Up: 'It's Important For People To Know Her Story'
• 'We Cannot Afford To Take Days Off': Camden County Seeing Rising COVID-19 Cases Attributed To Labor Day Holiday
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 3: Injuries Create Opportunities For Jerick McKinnon, Mike Davis
• CDC warns against trick-or-treating during pandemic
• No Laughing Matter: Comedy Club Owners Annoyed They're Still Not Allowed To Reopen, Lawmakers Push 2 New Bills
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' Protest Proposal Decried As 'Racially Motivated' Ploy
• Head Of Infectious Disease At UPMC St. Margaret Answers How To Clean Your Mask
• Luther Campbell 'Uncle Luke' Talks About Loss Of Murdered Miami Senior High School Football Coach Corey Smith
• New Jersey Making Final Preparations For Unprecedented Vote-By-Mail Election
• Philadelphia Streets Department Unveils Tool Giving Residents Real-Time Updates On Trash Collection
• DISD's Mexican-American studies course reflects Hispanic student body
• Baltimore Entrepreneurs Band Together To Make Special Face Masks, Earn Money During Pandemic
• Expert: Expect Spectacular Leaf Peeping Conditions This Fall
• Montgomery County Bed Bath & Beyond Store One Of Dozens Closing
• Industrial Development Association Gives Big Boost To Small Businesses In Wyandanch
• Cardi B And Sister Sued Over Encounter At Smith Point Beach; Plaintiffs Claim They Were Targeted For Wearing MAGA Hat
• Adeline Fagan, 28-Year-Old Houston Doctor And Saint Joseph's University Alumna, Dies After COVID-19 Battle, Family Says
• 1 Dead In Hallandale Beach Shooting; Crashed SUV Found Riddled With Bullets
• State Senate Passes Bill That Would Loosen Restaurant Restrictions
• Crash Causes Traffic Headache On Ben Franklin Bridge During Evening Commute
• Arrest Made In Beating Of Elderly Man Riding On Miami Metromover
• Doctors: Allergy Season Could Last Longer Than Usual, Overlapping COVID-19, Colds, And Flu
• Long Beach To Offer Mobile COVID-19 Testing Focused On Serving 'Latinx And Undocumented Communities'
• NTSB Says Loose Joint Caused Deadly Train Derailment In Arlington
• Majority Of City Of Miami Parks To Reopen Next Monday
• Dressing Room Risk? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Coronavirus Latest: Montgomery County Updates Phase Two Guidelines
• How to watch as an asteroid zooms close to Earth this week
• China's Xi, Russia's Putin Push Back At Trump During Virtual Gathering Of The U.N. General Assembly
• Baltimore City Mayoral Candidate Shannon Wright's Virtual Forum 'Zoom Bombed' With Racist Attack
• 'Putting In Layers Of Precautions': Lower Merion School District Finalizes Hybrid Learning Plan For 8,700 Students
• Baltimore Police Searching For 21-Year-Old Carjacking Suspect
• New Hampshire Mom Says She Was Kicked Off Flight After 2-Year-Old Son Wouldn't Wear Mask
• Lynx Set To Start WNBA Playoff Series Against Storm
• 'Cancer Never Waits': Doctors Urge Patients Not To Skip Routine Screenings, Medical Appointments
• FBI Seeks Victim Information On 'Cheer' Star Jerry Harris Following Arrest For Allegedly Producing Child Pornography
• Attempted Kidnapping Victim Maced Man In White Van After He Grabbed Her
• Victim Of Maplewood Hit-And-Run Identified As Choulykor Vue; Family Offering $20K Reward For Info
• 3 Suspects In Custody In Violent 2018 Millbrae Home Invasion
• Prosecutors: Man Accused Of Shooting Pregnant Woman Who Was Moving Out Charged With Attempted Murder
• Ralph Lauren to lay off 3,600 workers after coronavirus hit
• 'No Other Feeling': High School Football Players Ready To Hit The Field This Fall
• US Naval Academy Changes Schedule To Remove Thanksgiving Break Due To Coronavirus
• Tracking The Tropics: Beta Soaks Texas Coast; Hurricane Teddy Heads To Canada
• Weekend Fire Weather Watch Issued For Parts Of North And East Bay
• Delaware County Hosts Public Flu Shot Clinic For Residents
• Delaware Gov. Carney Says State Will Soon Have System To Track Coronavirus Cases In Schools
• LA City Council Members Seek To Build Statue Of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• Morgan State University Serves Baltimore As Early Voting, Election Day Polling Center
• Baltimore County Police Ask For Help Identifying Gas Station Burglary Suspect
• Bureau Of Food Safety Inspects 4 Coronavirus Complaints Against Local Restaurants; 1 Warning Issued
• 1 in 3 U.S. families with kids don't have enough food
• Damiere Byrd Carving Out Role As Patriots No. 3 Receiver
• Police: 2 Charged In Violent Bloomington Home Invasion
• Parent Diaries 3: Preparing Children For Return To School During COVID-19 Pandemic
• 'Healthy Holly' Fallout: Baltimore's Board Of Estimates Could End All Contracts With Grant Capital Management Over Involvement In Scandal
• FBI Creates Webpage Seeking Information From Potential Victims Of 'Cheer' Star Jerry Harris
• Puppy Stolen At Gunpoint From Denver Couple
• Sen. Pat Toomey: 'No Reason To Delay Filling' Supreme Court Vacancy After Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Death
• Dozens Of Pets Transported From Virgin Islands Up For Adoption Through MSPCA-Cape Cod
• Maryland Senate Panel Begins Police Reform Hearings
• Burleson Teen Dies After Police Find Him Near Basketball Court With Gunshot Wound
• Chicago Public Health Officials Still Working On COVID Guidance For Halloween; 'We Are Not Cancelling Halloween'
• Woman who allegedly sent ricin to White House charged
• COVID Reopening: Alameda, San Mateo And Solano Counties Move To Red Tier; All Nail Salons Cleared To Reopen
• VIDEO: Sen. Kamala Harris Tours Flint Small Businesses Before Detroit Events Tuesday
• 60 Freeway To Partially Close For 55 Hours This Weekend Between 710, 605 Freeways
• Firefighter Charles Morton, Killed While Battling El Dorado Fire, Brought Back To Orange County
• Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office Announces Passing Of Law Enforcement Horse 'Kobe'
• Drew's News: Usher's New Song Is Pro Male Tears, Legos' Big Change
• Federal Judge Declines To Stay Ruling That Gov. Wolf's Size Limits On Pa. Gatherings Unconstitutional
• West Virginia's Former Public Health Director And State Senator Test Positive For Coronavirus
• China's Xi, Russia's Putin push back at Trump during annual UNGA
• Massachusetts Reports 143 New Coronavirus Cases, 11 Additional Deaths
• Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney Self-Quarantining After Exposed To Someone With COVID-19
• 'COVID Alert PA': Pennsylvania Launches New COVID-19 Contact Tracing App
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis: Pandemic Continues To Hurt Small Businesses
• Now Hiring: Baylor Scott & White Has More Than 3,000 Openings, Many In North Texas
• COVID Crisis Has Professional Photojournalist Covering A New Kind Of Suffering
• Jackie Stallone, Famed Astrologer And Mother Of 'Rocky' Star Sylvester Stallone, Dies At 98
• Brush Fire Burns In San Jose Alum Rock Park
• Police Search For Suspect Who Shot A Man, Stole At Least One Car
• NASCAR's Silly Season Will Change The Landscape
• San Diego Narrowly Avoids Being Downgraded To Purple Tier, Remains In Red
• New app creates jobs in a burgeoning field: Evictions
• Romeo Langford Out For Rest Of Playoffs After Undergoing Wrist Surgery
• Facebook Shuts Accounts It Says Were Run From China, Posting About 2020 Election
• Pennsylvania Chips Away At Poll Worker Shortages Amid Pandemic
• 24-Year-Old Wounded In Overnight Visitacion Valley Shooting
• Gophers Star WR Rashod Bateman Wants To Opt Back Into 2020 Season
• Dallas Police Expand Camera Network That's Helped Cut Down On Crime
• 12 More Pitt Students, 1 More Employee Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Notre Dame Football Game Against Wake Forest Postponed After 7 Fighting Irish Players Test Positive For COVID-19
• Baltimore Police Searching For Man Missing For A Week
• Pascale Ferrier ID'd As Suspect Who Sent Ricin Envelopes To Texas Law Enforcement And White House
• Police Seek Suspects In Troy Armed Robbery
• Westmoreland Manor Reports 12 More Residents, 1 More Employee Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Man Wounded In Police Officer-Involved Shooting At Kingston Collection
• Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium Provides Free Coronavirus Testing At Victory Christian Fellowship
• Chef José Andrés Teaches Drew How to Make Chickpeas, Tomatoes and Eggs Dish
• Caught On Video: Woman Abandons 20 Cats At Monmouth County SPCA
• Teen Killed In Antelope Crash Identified As Bradley Johnson, 18, From Antelope
• Fort Worth's Van Cliburn International Piano Competition Postponed Until 2022
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• Colorado Weather: Scattered Storms Tuesday, Wildfire Smoke Returns Wednesday
• CHSAA Announces Which Schools Will Play Football This Fall
• Sharks Retain Bob Boughner As Coach, Remove Interim Tag
• Boston's Plastic Bag Ban Set To Resume October 1
• Couple Has Two Vehicles, Phones Stolen In Armed Robbery In Woodberry Monday Night, Police Say
• Pennsylvania Chips Away At Pandemic Poll Worker Shortages
• Sen. Marco Rubio Supports Senate Considering President Trump's Supreme Court Nominee
• Trump claims COVID "affects virtually nobody" as U.S. deaths hit 200K
• Judge Denies Gov. Tom Wolf's Motion, Shutdown Order And Gathering Limits Still Unconstitutional
• 17 From Across SoCal Arrested In Federal Crackdown On Darkweb Drug Sales; Palmdale Man Still At Large
• Bill Filed To Ban Sheriffs, Deputies From Massachusetts Polling Places
• Minnesota Listed As 3rd Happiest State In 2020
• Fort Worth PD Announces Arrest In 1974 Cold Case Murder Of Carla Walker
• Drew's News: Drew Surprises an Oregon Fire Chief Who Lost Her Home
• Jermall, Jermell Charlo Headline Showtime Pay-Per-View Doubleheader Saturday, September 26
• Chicago's Dreadhead Cowboy Arrested After Riding Horse Onto Dan Ryan Expressway During Monday Evening Rush
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Defends Agencies' Response To Coronavirus
• 26-Year-Old Man In Critical Condition After Being Shot Multiple Times In Olney, Police Say
• New Survey Ranks New Jersey Fourth Happiest State In America
• Bed Bath & Beyond Stores In Greeley, Aurora Closing
• Sonoma Deputies Find 30 Bullet Casings, Homes Damaged After Gunfire Reported At Vacation Rental House Party
• Astronomers find "northern lights" surrounding Rosetta's comet
• Hollywood Unions, Studios Reach Deal On COVID-19 Protocols
• Drew Lock Vows Not To Change His Risky Ways After Getting Sidelined Again
• The Rex Theater To Close Its Doors, Blaming The Pandemic
• Michigan's Ban On Scalping Tickets Is Up For Repeal Vote
• New Report On 2021 MLB Draft Order Is Good News For Red Sox
• Pierre Gibbons, Baltimore Man Who Ran Into Burning Home To Save Neighbor, Receives Carnegie Hero Award
• Got COVID At Work? Before You File A Claim, Be Prepared To Answer These Questions
• Camp Pendleton Marines, SoCal Civilians Charged In Alleged Drug Trafficking Ring Linked To Marine's Fatal Overdose
• 'Be An Adeline In The World,' Father Mourns 28-Year-Old Houston Doctor Who Died From COVID-19
• Hispanic, Latino and Latinx: What's the difference, and why it matters
• Judge Invalidates Firing Of Holyoke Soldiers' Home Superintendent Bennett Walsh
• Police: 77-Year-Old Suffers Severe Head Injury After Being Randomly Sucker Punched In Flatiron District
• John Lennon's Killer Says He Sought Glory And Deserved The Death Penalty
• I-70 Will Be Closed In Glenwood Canyon Overnight
• Wisconsin Health Officials Recommend Against Usual Trick-Or-Treating This Year Due To Pandemic
• Hiker Rescued From Maryland Wilderness After Fall
• Romney backs vote on Trump's Supreme Court nominee
• Drew's News: Ruth Bader Ginsburg Tribute
• James White Shares Touching Tribute To Late Father On Instagram
• Ross Township Ranked In Top 50 Best Places To Live In America
• CDC Halloween Guidance: Trick-Or-Treating, Costume Masks And Parties Discouraged
• State Audit: University Of California Wrongly Admitted Wealthy Students; 42 UC Berkeley Admissions Red Flagged
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,531 New COVID-19 Cases, 30 Additional Deaths
• Pennsylvania Nears Launch Of New Health Insurance Website
• Firefighters Battle Two-Alarm Blaze At Apartment Complex In Hagerstown
• Driver Arrested For Allegedly Pulling A 'Dukes Of Hazzard' Stunt By Jumping Over Rising Drawbridge
• SoFi Stadium To Serve As Vote Center For November Election
• Armed Robbery Reported On U Of M Twin Cities Campus
• Photos: Changes To Boston Common Proposed By Parks And Rec. Department
• U.S. Surpasses 200,000 Coronavirus Deaths 8 Months After First Reported Case
• Pennsylvania To Launch New Health Insurance Website
• Philadelphia Police Examining Surveillance Video For Clues In Fatal Shooting Of 16-Year-Old In Port Richmond
• Fountain Valley Elementary Schools Reopen Tuesday
• Parents And Teenager Charged After Alcohol Found 'Strewn About' Sudbury Home
• Duncanville HS Versus Nolan Catholic High Football Game Canceled Due To COVID-19
• Michigan Superintendent Fired For George Floyd Post
• Auditor Says UC Wrongly Admitted Well-Connected Students
• Vic Fangio & Broncos Fined For Lack Of Mask-Wearing Against Steelers
• Hogan Makes Final Push For Marylanders To Fill Out Census Ahead Of September 30 Deadline
• Human Remains Found After House Fire In Jefferson County
• 28-year-old doctor dies from COVID-19, family says
• Brooklyn Municipal Building To Be Renamed For Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• CDC Flip-Flops On COVID Guidance 'Paint A Very Bad Picture Of What's Going On', UC Doctor Warns
• Ellwood City Area School District Will Allow Up To 1,000 People At Homecoming Football Game
• Indiana Reports 652 New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases; 9 Additional Deaths
• Cook Co. Sheriff Tom Dart: Parent Coaching Programs Can Curb Abuse
• Cam Newton Promises His Swag Will Remain 'Immaculate' Despite Cold New England Weather
• NYC Parents Weighing Remote Learning Options As More Positive Cases Reported In Schools
• Caught On Video: San Jose Police Search For Brazen Food Trailer Thieves
• Gwyneth Paltrow Brainstorms New Names for Words Drew Can't Say on TV
• Pennsylvania Launches New Coronavirus Exposure Notification App
• Sizzler declares bankruptcy, citing COVID-19 impact
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 2,470 Cases, 99 Newly Reported Deaths
• Report: NFL Fines Head Coach Kyle Shanahan $100,000; 49ers $250,000 For COVID Mask Violations
• Matt Patricia Backed By His Players
• 14-Year-Old Girl Escapes Attempted Kidnapping In Montclare Neighborhood
• Fort Worth Native, John Lennon's Killer Says He Sought Glory, Deserved Death Penalty
• Vin Scully's Personal Collection Of Dodgers Memorabilia Up For Auction
• New Jersey Institute Of Technology Dorm Ordered To Quarantine After COVID-19 Found In Sewage
• U.S. reimposes "public charge" wealth test for immigrants
• Trump makes campaign swing through Pennsylvania
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 10 Additional COVID-19 Deaths, 500+ Cases
• Breaking COVID-19 News: Who Will Get The Approved Vaccine First?
• Seen On Video: Man Snatches Chain From 71-Year-Old's Neck Inside Bronx Store
• Stimulus Check Update: Will Americans See More Financial Aid Before The Election?
• Chastain Snags Ganassi Cup Ride
• Drenching Rain From Now Tropical Depression Beta As It Stalls Over Texas Coast
• NYPD Officer Baimadajie Angwang Arrested For Allegedly Acting As Agent Of Chinese Government
• US Men's Soccer Won't Play In October; 3-Match Max In 2020
• Woman Sues Worcester Over Police Treatment Of Autistic Son
• Florida Lags Behind In 2020 Census Count
• 'Is This The Year The SEC Beats Each Other Up?': Gary Danielson Previews LSU Mississippi State, Week 1 Of SEC Schedule
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 834 More Coronavirus Cases, 19 Additional Deaths
• Quitting Smoking Apps That Help You Acknowledge Your Triggers Work Better, Study Shows
• Louisville mayor declares emergency ahead of Breonna Taylor decision
• Nonprofit tackles challenges of special needs education amid pandemic
• Amid anti-COVID efforts, South Africa "didn't have a flu season"
• Russia touts nuclear-powered icebreaker as proof "the Arctic is ours"
• Motorcyclist Accused Of Trying To Lose Deputy Allegedly Had Drugs, Gun In Bag
• All Aboard: RTD's N Line Starts Rolling From Denver To Thornton
• ComEd, Peoples Gas, Aqua Illinois, And Several Other Illinois Public Utilities Extend Moratoriums On Shutoffs Through March 31, 2021
• Maine warns of potential coronavirus exposure at airport
• Police: Woman Steals $1,500 Handbag From East Hampton Shop
• House may vote on bill to fund government through December
• Anne Arundel County Police Make 3 Separate Drug Busts Monday Night, Early Tuesday
• Sen. Pat Toomey Says He Will Support Voting For Trump's SCOTUS Nominee 4 Years After Endorsing Waiting Until After Presidential Election
• MassDOT Removes 'TRUMP 2020' Graffiti From Route 44 In Carver And Middleboro
• Employers Using Private Investigators To Prove Employees Didn't Get COVID-19 At Work
• 'Detroit Is Us' Campaign Looks To Amplify Black Voices
• Sacramento Weather: Fall Is Here
• 'Do It Now': Riverdale Ridge Ravens Prepare For Fall Football
• Fans Whose Cutouts Hit By Home Run Balls At Citizens Bank Park To Receive Phillies Tickets, Autographs
• Amid Soaring COVID Cases On Wis. Campuses, Gov. Evers Extends State's Mask Mandate
• Help Needed To Find Hit-And-Run Driver Left 70-Year-Old Woman In Chinatown Street With Brain Bleed, Broken Neck
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 42 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Countywide Total To 11,821
• A Rare Blue Moon Will Light Up The Sky On Halloween
• Why we refer to the president as "Mr."
• PTL Links: September 22, 2020
• Minnesota History Center To Reopen On Oct. 1
• Cam Newton Not Worried About Next Contract, Focused On Getting Better For Patriots
• 'Please Help!': FedEx Driver Stranded Overnight In Maine After Truck Gets Stuck
• Climate Clock in New York City counts down to global deadline
• "Very high" risk of Julian Assange attempting suicide, expert says
• Sweet 16: North Texas Native Post Malone Tops Billboard Awards Nominations
• Hurricane Teddy To Stir Up Wind, Waves On Massachusetts Coast
• 'Powder Puff Bandit' Paul Hernandez And Accomplice Now Suspected In 6th Recent Denver Area Bank Robbery
• Texan David Schulien Surrenders After Being Charged With Death Of Louisiana Hotel Manager
• CDC: Trick-Or-Treating, Costume Masks, And Halloween Parties Discouraged Due To COVID Risk
• Miami Weather: A Drop In Humidity On The First Day Of Fall
• Mitt Romney Says He Would Vote On President Trump's Supreme Court Nominee
• Sheriff: Body Of Missing Man Found In Northern Minnesota
• NFL issues $1 million in fines after coaches don't wear masks
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Positivity Rate Falls Again, Hospitalizations Up As State Nears 121K Cases
• Man Who Lost Eye In May 31 Protest Sues City Of Mpls. For More Than $10M
• Schools: The New Normal | Parents Feeling Stressed And Worried About This School Year Are Definitely Not Alone
• More Abnormal Weather In Colorado: Fall Starts Like Everything Else In 2020
• Bail For Modesto Mom Jovonna Cruz Accused Of Causing Son's Death Set At $250,000
• Dr. Arkan Alrashid, Gastroenterologist In Libertyville, Accused Of Forcing Woman To Perform Oral Sex
• Victims Await Justice After Cicero Kindergarten Teacher Accused Of Sexual Abuse Slipped Through Cracks For Years
• Jefferson Park Family Distraught After Man Is Caught Touching Himself On Camera Outside Home
• 'Things Will Be A Little Different': Sam Adams Faneuil Hall Tap Room Reopening
• Facebook, Instagram, Twitter Among Sites Providing Voting Resources For National Voter Registration Day
• Police Searching For Suspects, One Wearing Confederate Flag Sweatshirt, Who Vandalized Pittsburgh Black Lives Matter Mural With Paintballs
• Arlington Cake Box Bakery Closing After 71 Years In Arlington Heights
• CBS4 Publishes Internal State Documents Detailing Worker Furloughs
• "Broken" health care workers share huge mental toll of COVID-19
• Tigers Manager Announces Retirement After 3 Seasons
• Chick-Fil-A Considering Moving Into Downtown Pittsburgh
• Are You Ready To Vote In November's Presidential Election?
• 24-Year-Old Killed In NE Baltimore Shooting Monday Night
• Foot Locker Stores To Become Voter Registration Sites Starting Tuesday
• Judge Rules To Extend Absentee Ballot Postmark Deadline
• Judge Rules To Extend Absentee Ballot Postmark Deadline
• Vandals Spray Paint Headstones In Historically Black Cemetery In Texas
• Sen. Kamala Harris To Visit Michigan Tuesday
• Maryland Weather: Fall Is Here
• Decision to speed up 2020 census not made by Census Bureau, internal report says
• Postponed Lynx Playoff Game Rescheduled For Tuesday Night
• Pastrnak Named To NHL First All-Star Team; Rask Finishes Second In Vezina Voting
• Holland Department Of Public Safety To Use Tesla Model 3 When Driving To Crime Scenes, Conducting Interviews
• Nikola Founder Steps Down Due To Fraud Accusations Amid New Partnership With GM
• Michigan Hospitality Workers Eligible For $500 Payments
• Billionaire Mike Bloomberg Has Raised Millions To Help Florida Felons Vote
• Weather Blog: Fall Arrives
• Police Say Charges Possible In Crash That Killed 2 Oak Park Teens
• Reading Police Search For Man Who Tried To Lure 11-Year-Old Girl Into Car
• Police Searching For 2 Men Wanted In North Philadelphia Double Shooting That Left 50-Year-Old Man Dead
• Paraglider Who Reportedly Vanished In Chester County Found Safe, Authorities Confirm
• Death Angel Drummer Will Carroll Talks About Remarkable Recovery From COVID-19
• 2020 Baltimore Mayor's Christmas Parade Cancelled Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• Area Police Departments Remind Residents Not To Steal Political Signs
• Tuesday Is National Voter Registration Day
• COVID Reopenings: Officials Report Drop In Enrollment At California's Community Colleges
• LAPD Officers Help Rescue Disabled Man From Burning Car In Pacoima
• Detroit Police Investigating At Least 6 Weekend Shootings
• Man Found Shot To Death Inside Car In Lincoln-Lemington-Belmar
• Somerville Man Dies In New Hampshire Rock Climbing Accident
• Judge extends deadline for absentee ballots to be received in Wisconsin
• Delaware Authorities Seize Enough Fentanyl To Kill 750,000 People In State's Largest Drug Bust
• Pay Gap Comedy & Music Festival
• Philadelphia Police: 16-Year-Old Boy, Man Killed In Separate Shootings Across City
• Dallas Stars Are Their Own Worst Enemies As Penalties Block The Way To The Stanley Cup
• NFL Fines Three Coaches, Teams For Mask Violations -- Bill Belichick Could Be Next
• Maryland Weather: Frost Advisory In Effect Until 9 a.m.
• Scotts Valley Man Injured In Highway 17 Rollover Crash
• North Hills School District Files Lawsuit Against Juul, Alleges Young People Were Targeted
• Execution looms for ex-soldier who blamed witchcraft for killing
• Dr. Dave Hnida Explains The New Understanding About How COVID Spreads
• Colorado High School Football And COVID-19: The Positives And Negatives
• Beta weakens to tropical depression, stalls over Texas coast
• State Fair Of Texas Holding Virtual Workshops, Job Fair For Seasonal Workers & Unemployed
• Coronavirus And The Risks Of Exposure At Restaurants, Political Rallies, Or In Large Crowds
• Raiders Look Sharp In Las Vegas Stadium Opening Win Over New Orleans
• Fearless Girl Statue Wears Lace Collar In Honor Of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• Pittsburgh Launches 'Safe Routes To School' Initiative
• Fire sparked by gender-reveal device killed Hotshot crew boss
• Money Stolen From Gas Station In Irving Park During Armed Robbery
• Driver Hits Seven Parked Cars In Portage Park, Runs Away
• After Pickup Truck Zooms Down The 606 Trail, Logan Square Man Calls For Car Barriers At Entrances
• Pittsburgh Weather: Haze To Return To Area Skies For First Day Of Fall
• Party City store in Virginia was carrying Confederate costumes
• California wildfire now "bigger than the city of Denver"
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/22 Fall Equinox Forecast
• As Collisions Between Trains And Cars Decline, Pedestrian Accidents Holding Steady
• 24-Year-Old Man Dies After Jumping Into Monroe Harbor
• Chicago Weather: Warm Days Ahead
• Race to save hundreds of stranded pilot whales as death toll tops 90
• Michigan tourism businesses worry about cold weather and COVID spikes
• Supreme Court Showdown Continues To Develop, Senator Pat Toomey Not Commenting On Vote
• Headstones spray painted in historically Black cemetery in Austin
• Man Seriously Injured After Shot In Chest Overnight In Kensington
• Miami-Dade Superintendent Alberto Carvalho Proposes Staggered Return To The Classroom
• 30-Year-Old Man Airlifted To Hospital After Shark Attack Off Marathon
• 40% of Hawaii's beaches could disappear by 2050, study predicts
• President Trump Set To Hold Rally At Pittsburgh International Airport
• Pillar, Márquez Help Rockies Hand Giants Costly Loss, 7-2
• Oakland Athletics Clinch First AL West Title Since 2013
• Car Crashes Into Front Porch Of Lincoln-Lemington Home
• 2 Face Charges After Found With Gun, Shovels Near Airport
• Prop 16: California's Chance To Reaffirm Affirmative Action
• Seneca Valley School Board Votes To Resume In-Person Classes 5 Days Per Week
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• Crews Rescue Victim Pinned Under Dump Truck
• Consumer Alert Issued For Potenza Pizza After Health Dept. Finds Building 'Infested With Flies'
• Rookie Alejandro Kirk Has HR, 4 Hits, Jays Beat Yankees 11-5
• Lowe Homers, Rays Inch Past deGrom, Mets 2-1 Despite 16 Ks
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Frost Advisory Issued As Temps Drop, But Could Hit 80 Later This Week
• 2 New Jersey Counties Among Top 25 Healthiest Communities In United States, Report Finds

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• Trump: There's "one or two" top contenders for Supreme Court vacancy
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• Trump makes campaign swing through Pennsylvania
• U.S. records more than 200,000 deaths from COVID-19
• Trump says Supreme Court nominee coming Saturday, with Senate ready to move forward
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• Companies and celebrities help nationwide effort to register Americans to vote
• United Kingdom imposes new restrictions as COVID-19 cases spike
• Tropical Storm Beta slams Texas with heavy rains, flooding
• Louisville under state of emergency ahead of Breonna Taylor decision
• 2 women emerge as top contenders to succeed Justice Ginsburg
• Republicans say they have secured votes for Ginsburg replacement
• Trump praises his pandemic response as death toll hits sobering milestone
• U.S. coronavirus death toll surpasses 200,000
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• Trump campaign cash advantage evaporates
• Trump tells U.N. General Assembly to hold China accountable for COVID-19
• Evangelical leaders try to take on QAnon in their community
• Gen Z may be less susceptible to misinformation
• 9/22/20: Red and Blue
• Trump blasts China in video speech to U.N. General Assembly
• Massive digital clock counts down to a deadline in the climate crisis
• New COVID-19 restrictions announced as U.K. hits "a perilous turning point"
• National Voter Registration Day comes as registration is down in the U.S.
• CDC retracts guidance on airborne spread of coronavirus as U.S. reaches 200,000 deaths
• Planned Parenthood on the future of abortion rights after Ginsburg's death
• Tropical depression Beta batters Texas coast
• South Africa makes major gains fighting flu and coronavirus
• Climate migration to have a major impact on the U.S.
• National Voter Registration Day: Making sure your vote counts
• President vs. Mister
• "First Person": Young doctor volunteers to battle COVID-19 in New York City
• Hispanic Heritage Month: When to use the terms Hispanic, Latino and Latinx
• Rescuers battle to save whales stranded in Australia
• A helping hand: Nonprofit aims to aid special needs students
• Talk show hosts Desus and Mero give life advice in new book
• Nurses and doctors discuss lingering mental health issues as a result of COVID-19 pandemic
• 8-year-old boy receives bionic "Hero Arm"
• Senator Ted Cruz on filling Ruth Bader Ginsburg's vacant Supreme Court seat
• Voters in Florida still deciding on presidential vote as race tightens
• CDC changes, then removes, COVID-19 airborne transmission guidance as U.S. death toll nears 200,000
• COVID-19 deaths, cases continue to rise in U.S.
• Justice Ginsburg to lie in state as nation mourns her loss
• Senate fight over Supreme Court vacancy heats up as Republicans guarantee vote
• President Trump to name Supreme Court nominee Friday or Saturday, hopes to fire up base