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• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt In Shooting Following Family Property Dispute In Mendocino County
• Bay Area Protests Held After No Officers Charged In Death Of Breonna Taylor; More Demonstrations Expected
• Battle For Suburban Votes Take Ominous Tone In 2020 Presidential Election
• Gov. Newsom Pumping The Brakes On Gas Cars
• One Of Two Iguanas Stolen From Animal Sanctuary Returns
• Growing Number Of Californians Opting To Leave The State
• Sacramento Voters Preparing To Decide On City Hall Power Shift
• Giants Beat Rockies 7-2 To Take Lead In NL Wild-Card Race
• A's Beat Dodgers 6-4 On Laureano's 9th-Inning Homer
• Former Sacramento Sheriff's Deputy Shauna Bishop Gets Jail Time For Having Sex With 16-Year-Old
• Calif. To Halt Sale Of New Gas-Powered Passenger Vehicles In 2035
• Jeep Driver In I-225 Protest Will Not Be Charged At This Time
• Social Media Encounter Leads To Abraham Carranza-Estrada, Man Charged With Sexually Assaulting Child
• Denver Puppy Stolen At Gunpoint Reunited With Family
• Dubon, Giants Beat Rockies To Take Lead In NL Wild Card Race
• A's Rally In 9th, Defeat Dodgers In Battle Of Division Champions
• Police Locate Missing 5-Year-Old In Woodland
• Haiti Quake Survivor Junior Tunis Now U.S. Soldier: 'I'm Blessed, I'm Lucky To Be Here Today'
• Placerville Moves Forward With Plans For More Local Control Over PG&E Power
• 'A Bit Of Good News In This Canyon': WB I-70 To Reopen After Series Of Setbacks During Resurfacing Project
• SoCal Edison Cooperating With Federal Investigators Into Potential Link To Bobcat Fire
• Suspected Drunk Driver Taken Into Custody In Montecito Heights After High-Speed Pursuit
• Suspect Killed During Deputy-Involved Shooting In San Clemente
• Protesters Take To Sacramento Streets After No Officers Charged In Death Of Breonna Taylor
• Sports Betting In Colorado Jumps 117% From July To August
• Pine Gulch Fire, Largest Wildfire In Colorado's History, Now 100% Contained
• CBS4 Crew Witnesses Armed Man Arrested During Denver Protests
• Chicago Weather: Warm Into The Weekend
• Demonstrators Close Down I-94 In St. Paul In Protest Of Breonna Taylor's Death
• Demonstrators Gather In Downtown LA Following Grand Jury Decision In Shooting Death Of Breonna Taylor
• Firefighters Quickly Contain Heavy Timber Fire In Santa Cruz Mountains
• Male Detained After Denver Police Respond To Vehicle Driving Into Protest
• Minneapolis Police's Public Information Officer To Be Under City's Supervision
• 2 Officers Shot In Louisville Amid Breonna Taylor Protests
• 'Heart In A Box' Could Provide Breakthrough For Heart Patients Needing Transplant
• Pirates Cool Off Hendricks, Slip Past Playoff-Bound Cubs
• CU Boulder Becomes Largest Active COVID-19 Outbreak In Colorado
• LASD Deputy Shoots Man In Parking Garage Near Whittier Courthouse
• 'We Are Not Disposable' | More Than 400 Employees In Baltimore City Schools To Lose Jobs Due To COVID-Related Budget Shortfall
• Containment More Than Doubles On Bobcat Fire
• Holliston, Marlboro Among 15 Communities At High Risk For Coronavirus
• Patrick Stein, Young Stroke Victim, Needs A Home Nurse, But Blue Cross Blue Shield Stopped Paying For One; 'Without This He Will Die'
• Solo Vehicle Crash Sparks Brush Fire On Highway 116 In Sonoma County
• Eovaldi's Solid Outing, Devers' Hit Lift Sox Over O's 9-1
• Twins Take AL Central Lead After 7-6 Win Over Tigers
• Protesters March From St. Sabina Church To Voice Dissatisfaction With Breonna Taylor Grand Jury Decision
• Mets Fall As Rays Clinch 1st AL East Title In 10 Years
• Harper's 2 HRs Help Phils Top Nats 12-3, Push Champs To Edge
• Cancelations Of Major NYC Events Raises Concerns About Ripple Effects For Restaurants, Hotels And More
• Gov. Hogan Says It Would Be 'A Mistake' For Senate To 'Ram Through' SCOTUS Nominee
• Protests Held Around Chicago In Wake Of Decision On Officers Who Shot, Killed Breonna Taylor
• Study Finds Alcohol, Drug-Related Deaths Up In Maryland Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Water Quality Of Inner Harbor Is Better, Still Not Ready For Swimming, Report Says
• Deputies Seeking Tips After Man Was Found Fatally Shot In Westmont
• Red Bulls Score 3 Second-Half Goals In 4-1 Win Over Inter Miami
• Yankees Make Four Errors, Lose To Blue Jays
• Braves Beat Marlins Again 9-4, But Fried Hurt In 1st Inning
• Police Looking For Whoever Set House On Fire In Millvale
• Protesters March In Dallas, Fort Worth In Response To Louisville Police Not Charged For Killing Breonna Taylor
• 'HAPPY BIRTHDAY COACH!' | Ravens Gift Head Coach John Harbaugh Prank T-Shirt For Birthday
• LIVE UPDATES: Breonna Taylor Protests In Chicago
• Sloppy Celtics Fall In Game 4, Heat Take 3-1 Lead In Eastern Conference Finals
• New Q Poll Shows Interest In Mail-In Voting Dropping To What It Was In 2016
• Plans To Reopen Miami-Dade, Broward Schools Drawing Concerns On All Sides
• Two Officers Shot In Louisville Amid Breonna Taylor Protests (CBS News)
• Historic West Bridgewater Home Destroyed In Fire
• Syracuse University Cancels Spring Break
• Demonstrators Protest Around Philadelphia City Hall After No Louisville Police Officers Charged In Breonna Taylor's Death
• White Sox Fall Into Tie With Twins As They Lose To Cleveland
• Two Officers Shot In Louisville Amid Breonna Taylor Protests
• Reality Check: Will America Know Who Wins The Presidential Election On Election Night?
• Red Bulls Score 3 Second-Half Goals In Win Over Miami
• 7-Eleven Is Hiring Due To Rising Demand
• Stars Fall To Lightning 5-2 In Game 3 Of Stanley Cup Final
• Airline Travel Incentives: Southwest Offers 'Buddy Pass' For New Ticket Buyers
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured In Homewood Shooting
• North Texas-Based Provider Of Software To Local Governments, Schools Suffers Data Breach
• Delta Airlines Avoids Furloughs Until November
• Michigan Doctor Donates Plasma After His Own Battle With Covid-19
• College Board: SAT Testing Centers Closed, Operating With Reduced Capacity Due To COVID-19 Safety Measures
• Kings Canyon, Yosemite Parks Reopen As Air Quality Improves
• Eovaldi's Solid Outing, Devers' Hit Lifts Red Sox Over Orioles
• CDC Recommends Some Changes For Halloween
• Bryce Harper's 2 Homers Power Phillies To Much-Needed Win Over Nationals
• Denver Public Schools Extends Enrollment Date For Middle & High School Families
• All Lanes Of Southbound I-880 Reopen After Oakland Collision, Vehicle Fire
• San Bernardino, Ventura Report No New COVID-19 Deaths; Riverside Reports 1
• Baltimore County Public Schools Hold Virtual Summit, Address Parent Concerns Amid Academic Year Like No Other
• Pittsburgh Pirates Beat Cubs For 2nd Win In A Row
• 'Camden Is Bright Not Blight' Campaign Beautifying City's Abandoned Buildings With Portraits Of Residents
• Judge: Eric Trump Must Give NY Deposition Before Election
• At Least 9 Coronavirus Cases Linked To Oakland County's Children's Village Detention Center
• Mayor Duggan: At Least 1,000 Workers Needed To Help Count Absentee Ballots
• Police: Suspect Punches Special Needs Teenager In Face Inside Richland Township Walmart
• Low Population Leads To Detroit Prison Closure
• Video: Police Seek Information In Non-Fatal Shooting On Detroit's West Side
• 'He Was A Great Kid': Family Of Andre Conley, 17, Calls For Change After Fatal Drive-By Shooting
• STEAM: Discarded Masks Used To Create Eco-Friendly Surfboards At Torrance Company
• San Francisco Public Works Employees Demand Safe Dedicated Restrooms During The Pandemic
• Pozuelo Scores In 90th Minute, Toronto FC Beats NYCFC
• Adams County Deputy Robert Joseph Sheetz Charged With Misdemeanor Child Abuse Of Infant Daughter
• SGV Man Faces Federal Gun Charges After Allegedly Driving Truck Toward Demonstrators In Pasadena
• Protesters Gather In Pittsburgh Following Grand Jury Decision In Shooting Death Of Breonna Taylor
• Berkeley Approves 'Healthy Checkout Ordinance' Banning Junk Food Sales By Grocery Registers
• Bishop David Zubik Will Not Endorse Presidential Candidate
• Giving Los Altos Woman SewsThousands Of Free Masks For Those Who Need Them
• Santa Clara County Health Workers Seek Out Small Businesses To Spread Safe COVID-19 Practices
• Triple Shooting Sends 3 Men To Hospital In Nicetown, Philadelphia Police Say
• El Dorado County Wineries Allowed To Reopen Limited Indoor Operations
• Roaming Raccoons Show No Fear Of Humans In San Francisco's Golden Gate Park
• Palmdale Man Facing Federal Charges For Allegedly Supplying Narcotics To LA-Based Drug Trafficking Crew
• East Bay Fire Officials Worried About Hot, Windy Weather This Weekend
• Racism has cost the U.S. $16 trillion, Citigroup finds
• Man Suffers Broken Jaw After Right Of Way Dispute Along Folsom Trail
• Thousands Across NYC Protest Outcome Of Breonna Taylor Case
• California Man Sentenced To 20 Years For DUI Meth Fatal Crash That Killed Father Of 3
• 'The Risk Hasn't Changed': OC Officials Urge Residents To Continue Following Health Guidelines, Even As County Moves Toward Less Restrictions
• 3 Ohio State Students Injured By Box Cutter During On-Campus Fight
• Preschoolers With Special Needs Get Laptops To Help With Distance Learning
• 3 Arrested In Death Of Anaheim Man Trying To Stop Theft Of Work Van
• BSO Pursuit Ends On Turnpike In Northern Miami-Dade
• Dallas Police Seek 3rd Suspect In Capital Murder At Apartment Complex, 2 In Custody
• South Sacramento Shopping Center Known For Crime Under Fire From The City
• Prince George's County Man Pleads Guilty In Federal Court In Maryland To Robbing Oxon Hill Bank
• Suspect In Custody After Chase On I-80 Ends In Placer County
• 'To Be Bold As The Problem Is Big'; Newsom Orders End Of New Gas-Powered Cars Sales In California By 2035
• Bay Area Lawmakers, Sports Figures React To Breonna Taylor Grand Jury Decision
• Hayward Family Announces Birth Of First Son, Gordon Theodore Hayward Jr.
• PG&E To Issue Watches, Warnings Ahead Of PSPS Power Shutoff Events
• Baltimore County Police: Possible Witness May Have Information In Artis Holt Unsolved Homicide
• The Rex Theater's Closing Has Independently-Owned Music Venues On Edge
• LA To Use $6M Of CARES Act Funding To Help Street Vendors Get Permits, Equipment Amid COVID-19 Struggles
• Using Weed During Pregnancy Linked To Psychotic-Like Behaviors In Children, Study Finds
• Carroll County Man Sentenced For Distribution Of Child Pornography
• Alameda County Supes Cap Fees of Food-Delivery Services at 15 Percent
• 8-Year-Old Girl Shot In The Bronx; Mother Says Gunman Stormed Apartment
• New York City Health Officials Sound Alarm About Coronavirus Clusters In Brooklyn, Queens
• MTA Formally Bans Defecating On Subways Among Other New Rules 'Targeted At Minimizing Health Risks,' CEO Says
• Voting In A Pandemic: Early Voting Begins In Most Of Illinois Thursday
• Better Business Bureau Warns Scammers Are Sending College Students Fake Job Offers
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 542 New Cases, 17 Additional Deaths
• Biden remains focused on COVID, economy amid SCOTUS battle
• UPS, FedEx Planning To Hire Seasonal Workers In Denver Metro Area
• North Texas Congressman Ron Wright Home From Hospital, Recovering From Pneumonia
• Westmoreland County Prosecutors To Seek Death Penalty For Man Accused Of Beating Boy To Death
• MTA Honors Man For Catching Subway Derailment Suspect
• Prebiotics 101: Discover Why Prebiotic Fiber Is The Most Important Thing Missing From Your Diet
• Grab This Secret Ingredient To Prepare The Easiest Biscuits You've Ever Made
• North Texas Advocates Have Message For Community Following Decision In Breonna Taylor Case
• Pennsylvania Election Officials Worried About 'Naked Ballot' Ruling, Say It Could Cost Tens Of Thousands Of Votes
• Denver Police Search For Man Accused Of Shooting At Car After Crash
• Long Island Launches Fight The Flu 2020 Campaign, Encourages Residents To Get Flu Shots Early
• Hit With Small Metal Pellets, Dog Gets Help, Thanks To Donations From A Chicago Rescue Agency
• SWAT Team Surrounds Hartgrove Hospital; Juvenile With Gun In Lobby
• Missouri governor and first lady test positive for coronavirus
• Report Spanning Over A Decade Highlights Racial Disparity In NYC Policing
• Environmentalists: Newsom's Ban On Fracking By 2024 Too Late
• Suspicious Fire Destroys Trump Supporter's Garage, Truck; Pro-Biden, BLM Graffiti Left At Scene
• Yosemite Set To Reopen Friday After Closure Due To Wildfire Smoke
• Summit County Helps Students With Free Wi-Fi To Keep Them Connected
• Trump declines to commit to peaceful transfer of power if he loses
• Boston Teams Up With Red Sox To Test Teachers For Coronavirus
• Opting Out Of The Media Mind Game, An Excerpt From The NY Times Best-Seller 'Think Like A Monk' By Jay Shetty
• House Republicans Lose Override Vote About Gov. Wolf's School Sports Bill Veto
• Colorado Veteran Describes Dog Being Taken At Gunpoint
• Fort Worth Dad Puts On Dancing Show For Son During 14-Year-Old's Chemotherapy Treatments
• New Kings GM McNair Commits To Luke Walton As Coach
• Death Sentence Commuted For 2nd Texas Inmate In 2 Weeks Due To Intellectual Disabilities
• Brother Starting Independent Search For Suzanne Morphew Thursday
• LA Sheriff Alex Villanueva Says Calls For His Resignation From Local Officials Are 'Downright Un-American'
• California State University Picks Dr. Joseph I. Castro As Leader
• Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Love Of Opera Spawned Unique Connection With Delaware County Couple
• LA County Reports Increases In COVID-19 Case Numbers, Transmission Rate
• 'It's Always Going To Be A Fun Game' | Ravens, Chiefs Creating Growing Rivalry
• 'Only Asking For Equality,' Breonna Taylor's Life Remembered At Boston Rally
• Judge Won't Rule Before Election Day On Lawsuit Over Use Of Wisconsin Student IDs To Vote
• Sack-Happy Pittsburgh Steelers Causing Chaos Once Again
• California Ban On Fracking By 2024 Criticized As Too Late
• Lisle Police Officer Rescues 14-Year-Old From Burning Home
• Wisconsin Legislature Appeals Ruling That Allows Absentee Ballot Extension
• 'It's Just Not Fair': Family Of West Town Gas Station Owner Who Was Fatally Shot Were Always Concerned For His Safety
• Times Square New Year's Eve Ball Drop Will Be Virtual
• Dallas Special Needs Boy Scout Troop Hoping To Raise $15K Months After Trailer, Camping Equipment Stolen
• Dick's Last Resort At Baltimore's Inner Harbor Closes Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Philadelphia Eagles Quarterback Carson Wentz Playing Worst Football Of Career As Injuries Mount
• 'He Was Truly One Of A Kind," Rita Case Mourns Death Of Husband Rick After Short Battle With Cancer
• Changes Made To State Fair Livestock Market Show As It Goes On During Pandemic
• 'Policy Needs To Change': Education Secretary Betsy DeVos Meets With Bucks County Parents Over School Closure Impacts
• Pittsburgh Doctor Discusses Safety Measures In Coronavirus Vaccine Rollout
• In-Person Instruction At Washington Township High School Pushed Back After More Positive COVID-19 Cases
• 20 More Inmates, Accomplices Charged With Allegedly Illegally Obtaining $300K In Pandemic Unemployment Benefits
• State Senate Addresses Several Police Accountability Bills In Maryland
• Campaign 2020: Security Experts Say Cybercriminals Are Again Trying To Interfere With U.S. Election System
• Cardinal Dolan Offers Prayers, Praise As Catholic Charities Hits 1 Million Donated Meals Since Start Of COVID-19 Outbreak
• Santa Clara County Investing $13M In Helping Low-Income Families, Homeless Quarantine From COVID-19
• Pritzker, Lightfoot, Preckwinkle Discuss 'Miscarriage Of Justice,' Upcoming Protests In Shooting Death Of Breonna Taylor
• Coronavirus Update: Potential Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Has Advantages Over Moderna, Pfizer
• Former eBay workers to plead guilty in cyberstalking case
• 'This Is Going To Be A High-Scoring Game,' Says CBS San Francisco's Dennis O'Donnell On Cowboys-Seahawks Matchup
• Gov. Jared Polis' Task Force Calls For Transforming Behavioral Health System
• Registration, Mail-In Ballots, Drop-Off Locations, Polling Places
• Baker Wants School Districts To Use 3 Weeks Of Data When Changing Plans
• Restrictions On Bar Seating Relaxed In Massachusetts; Boston Keeps Limit Of 6 Per Table
• 6 Colorado Counties Ranked In Top 10 For Healthiest In USA
• Keller @ Large: Hassan, Murkowski Propose Bill Keeping COVID Vaccine Free Of Politics
• Anthony Bottom, Convicted Of Killing 2 NYPD Officers In 1971 Ambush, Granted Parole
• Underground Work In Gypsum Halted By Comcast After Woman's Death In House Explosion
• Court orders Eric Trump to testify before New York AG
• Texas Surpasses 15K Coronavirus Deaths
• VIDEO: Porch Pirate Swipes Package In Arvada
• Developers Pull Plug On Controversial Industry City Rezoning Proposal
• What Amy Coney Barrett said in 2016 about confirming justices in election years
• Father Takes Heartbreaking Loss Of Teen Son On The Road For Suicide Prevention Month
• Cal/OSHA Cites Santa Rosa Police, Bay Area Hospitals, Care Facilities Over COVID Violations
• Pierre Gibbons, Man Who Ran Into Burning Home To Save His Neighbor, Reflects On Recovery A Year Later
• Ravens Foundation, KABOOM! Team Up To Build New Playground For Students At Edgecombe Elementary School
• Mountain Lion Found Dead On 101 Freeway In Calabasas After Apparently Being Struck By Car
• COVID Cancellation: Metropolitan Opera Cancels 2020-21 Season, Announces 2021-22 Lineup
• LA Metro To Replace Smart Bikes With Classic Bikes In Westside Area Due To Lack Of Popularity
• Holliston's Balancing Rock Falls After Hundreds Of Years
• Man Shot In South Loop Drive-By
• Johns Hopkins Researchers Release Model That Aims To Forecast Whether A COVID-19 Patient's Condition Will Improve, Deteriorate
• Philadelphia Boutique's Window Tribute To Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Drawing Crowds Of Admirers
• Sonora Fatal Shooting Victim Identified As Eric Aguiar Of Jamestown
• Golden Police Search For Circle K Robbery Suspects Who Traumatized Employee
• Massachusetts Man Dies From Eating Too Much Black Licorice
• Gale Sayers, Legendary Bears Running Back And Pro Football Hall Of Famer, Dies At 77
• Trump predicts Supreme Court needs a ninth justice to decide November election
• Logan Theatre Closing After Thursday Due To Lack Of New Film, Plans To Reopen At Later Date
• Former eBay Workers Who Sent Spiders, Cockroaches To Couple to Plead Guilty
• Family Mourning Loss Of Child Killed At Homestead Roadside Flower Stand Files Lawuits
• Why Not Wear Masks For Other Viruses? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Plano Man Convicted Of Trying To Entice 12-Year-Old Girl at Texas Air Force Base
• Suspect in Violent Robbery of Cal Student Charged
• No charges in Breonna Taylor's death; lesser charges for one officer
• Florida Man Accused Of Stealing Cat Blood From Clinic
• Undercover Cops & Private Security Guards To Patrol Metromover System Following Vicious Attacks
• Live Updates: Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Lies In Repose At Supreme Court
• Missouri Gov. Mike Parson, Opponent Of Mask Mandates, And Wife Test Positive For COVID-19
• WWE Legend Joe Laurinaitis, Best Known As 'Road Warrior Animal,' Dies At Age 60
• City Council Weighs Bills That Would Make Outdoor Dining Permanent, Expand Outdoor Heating Options
• Section Of I-25 To Close In Monument For Pothole Work
• Grand Jury Indicts Former Officer Brett Hankison In Breonna Taylor's Death
• Kidsburgh: Vacant Homestead Church Converted Into Challenge Course
• Christian Sturm Missing From Baltimore County, Police Say
• Johnson & Johnson's Coronavirus Vaccine Is Fourth To Begin Phase 3 Trials In The United States
• Buying The Beauty You See During One Of North Texas' Biggest Plant Sales
• What You Need To Know About Voting By Mail In Illinois
• I'm More Impressed With The Rams' Victories,' Says CBS San Francisco's Dennis O'Donnell On Bills Matchup
• VP Pence, Ivanka Bring Law-And-Order Tour To Minneapolis
• Mom Kicked Off AA Flight For Toddler Not Wearing Mask Wants Airlines To Amend Policies 
• Couple Arrested, Charged With Homicide After Toddler Dies With Fentanyl In His System
• Baltimore Woman Who Survived Ovarian Cancer Hopes To Raise Awareness, Educate Women About Deadly Disease
• How To Cast Your Vote In Maryland, D.C. Or Virginia Before Or On Nov. 3
• Prominent Republicans Sue Texas Governor Greg Abbott For Expanding Early Voting During Pandemic
• Shooting Of Woman By Police In Reading Was Justified Use Of Force, Berks County DA Says
• California to ban new gas-powered vehicle sales by 2035
• Long Beach To Offer 2 Free Drive-Thru Flu Vaccination Clinics
• Brenda Thiam Appointed To Vacant Seat In House Of Delegates, Becomes First Black Republican Woman In General Assembly
• Denton Police Seek Suspect Who Pulled Knife On Jogger At Park
• Police Searching For 2 Suspected Beer Thieves In Modesto
• Kroger Partners With Dallas County Health And Human Services To Offer Drive-Thru Flu Vaccines
• Florida's Tiger Queen Carole Baskin Sued For Defamation
• State Patrol Investigating After Cyclist Killed In St. Cloud Hit-And-Run Crash
• Trump in 2016: "The judges will be pro-life"
• David Andrews Misses Patriots Practice With Hand Injury
• DOJ Nearing Antitrust Action on Google; Trump Eyes Tech Curb
• Caught On Video: Man Wanted In Stabbing At Culver City Hotel
• 8 Men Arrested In Undercover Prostitution Bust In Howard County
• Jon Gruden Showers Praise On Bill Belichick, Cam Newton Ahead Of Patriots-Raiders Matchup
• Bond Set At $25,000 For 'Dreadhead Cowboy' After Dan Ryan Horse Ride; Prosecutors Say Horse Will Likely Have To Be Euthanized
• California Nail Salons Once Again Allowed To Operate Indoors
• Woman Still In Hospital Weeks After Being Pinned Under Truck That Crashed Into Home
• 18-Year-Old Killed In West Baltimore Shooting
• Boston May Move Into 'High Risk' Category After Recent Coronavirus Uptick, Walsh Cautions
• Carson Wentz 'Trying To Do Too Much' Says NFL On CBS Analyst James Lofton
• Markey Slams Lack Of Charges For Breonna Taylor's Death; 'Grave And Shameful Injustice'
• Dallas County Reports 346 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 Deaths
• Could Philadelphia Eagles Fans Be Allowed Inside Lincoln Financial Field This Season After All?
• Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Remembered As Prophet For Justice, American Icon
• IKEA Plans To Donate More Than $2M, Amount Employees Got In Unemployment, To Md., DC Nonprofits
• Pedestrian Killed In Petaluma DUI Crash; Driver Has Pending Court Date From Previous DUI Arrest
• Restaurant And Bar Owners Sue West Virginia Governor Jim Justice Over Closure Orders
• Dismembered Body Found In California Golf Course Lake; 2 Arrested
• 'It Won't Make Any Difference': Bitter Debate Over Supreme Court Vacancy Buried Under Pile Of Other Concerns Among Battleground State Voters
• Ball-Hawking, All-Pro Ravens CB Marlon Humphrey Ready For Chiefs
• Gov. Newsom Announces Plan To Ban Sale Of Gas-Powered Cars In California By 2035
• LeBron James Responds To Comments From LA Sheriff: 'I've Never Condoned Violence'
• 'It's Magic On Both Sides' | Star QBs Lamar Jackson, Patrick Mahomes To Square Off In Potential Preview Of AFC Championship Game
• 49ers Kyle Shanahan 'Learned His Lesson' After $100,000 Fine For Violating NFL's COVID Mask Policy
• Maine Removes Coronavirus Travel Restrictions For Massachusetts
• Police: Suspect Turns Himself In After Road Worker Is Killed
• Art Commission Votes To Remove Christopher Columbus Monument In Schenley Park
• California State University Picks Mexican-American as Leader
• Maryland Congressional Delegation Over $240K For Chesapeake Bay Education Initiatives
• Ohana Festival Featuring Eddie Vedder, The Strokes, Incubus & More Goes Virtual This Weekend With 24-Hour Livestream
• Boston College Receiver Kobay White To Miss Entire Season With Torn ACL
• Police: Pasadena Man Allegedly Threatened People With Knife Outside Walmart In Glen Burnie
• California Fish And Game Votes To Protect Western Joshua Tree As Threatened Or Endangered Species
• Investigators: Jefferson County Home Exploded Before Body Was Found Inside
• Prince, Bob Dylan Make Top 10 In Rolling Stone's Latest 'Greatest Albums Of All Time' List
• Hot, Dry Conditions Return For The Wildfire-Weary West, And They Could Last For Weeks
• Video: Police In Conn. Replace Young Boy's Stolen Bicycle
• Missing 80-Year-Old Peter Leyh Last Seen In Odenton Found Safe
• Trio Arrested After Police Find Drugs, Paraphernalia Inside Vehicle In Pasadena
• Costco reportedly drops Palmetto Cheese over BLM controversy
• Infrared Video Gives Unique Perspective Over Cameron Peak Fire
• Overnight Closures Planned On Gay Street For Paving Work Wednesday, Thursday
• Ex-official who reviewed Bolton book claims White House interference
• Police: Former Officer Allegedly Admits To Stealing From 2 Departments
• National Aviary Nurses Sick Bird On The Endangered Species List Back To Health
• Wells CEO sorry for claim there is "limited pool of Black talent"
• Trump revels in "beautiful sight" of law enforcement grabbing journalist
• No Officers Charged Directly In Breonna Taylor's Death; 1 Officer Charged With Shooting Into Neighbor's Apartment
• Police Officer Charged In 2018 Fatal Shooting Of Reading Man
• UNT, Houston Football Game Postponed Due To Positive COVID-19 Tests
• Online Shopping Gets A Boost During Pandemic
• Twins Top Tigers 5-4 In The 10th
• Teen Runaway Dalton Givevan Missing From Hagerstown, May Be Heading To Baltimore
• Pressure In Kirk Cousins' Face 'Probably His One Achilles Heel,' Notes NFL On CBS Analyst James Lofton
• WVU To Resume In-Person Classes, Citing Declining Coronavirus Cases
• NFL legend Gale Sayers dies at 77
• 'If It's Not Yours, Don't Touch It!': NH Police Investigating Stolen Political Sign
• Officer Indicted In Breonna Taylor Shooting Case, But No Charges In Relation To Her Death
• Getting A Good Night's Sleep Proves Elusive For Many In Age Of COVID
• Corona Woman Back In Prison For Scamming Investors By Name-Dropping Celebrities Like LeBron James, Kobe Bryant
• Pritzker Warns Northwest Illinois Nearing Threshold For Additional COVID-19 Restrictions; 1,848 New Cases Statewide, 22 More Deaths
• Burglar Tries To Break Into Popular Eagle Rock Donut Shop Twice In One Week
• Pittsburgh Is One Of The Best Coffee Cities In America, WalletHub Report Says
• Police: Woman Beaten After Warning Sleeping Passenger About Subway Robbery
• Over 90% of Americans still susceptible to virus, CDC boss says
• Hogan Calls For Changes At Maryland Environmental Service Following 'Systemic Issues' Over Severance Pay
• Former Placer County Public Health Director, Dr. Aimee Sisson, Hired As Public Health Officer Yolo County
• Report: Chargers Team Doctor Accidentally Punctured Tyrod Taylor's Lung With Pain-Killer Injection Before Game
• Giants 'Can Beat The 49ers, Because The 49ers Are Decimated,' Says CBS San Francisco's Dennis O'Donnell
• Polis Urges Careful Behavior To Prevent 'Big Third Wave' Of COVID-19 Cases
• Maryland Zoo Adds COVID-19 Restrictions To 37th Annual ZooBOOO!
• Fall Foliage Prediction Map Shows Where The Fall Colors Are The Best And When
• Grand Jury Indicts Former Officer For Incident Related To Breonna Taylor Shooting
• Tesla CEO Elon Musk's next big bet rides on better batteries
• Former Officer Involved In Breonna Taylor's Death Charged With Wanton Endangerment
• Fmr. Kentucky Officer Indicted In Breonna Taylor Case, No Officers Directly Charged In Her Death (CBS News)
• Pardon Blocked For Florida Felons' Rights Leader Desmond Meade
• Michigan Department Of Corrections Plans To Close Detroit Prison In January
• Will 2020 presidential election results be delayed in Pennsylvania?
• Fauci and Redfield say they expect COVID vaccine to be widely available by spring
• Fenway Park Expected To Be Approved As Voting Venue
• 12-Year-Old Manteca Boy Killed In I-580 Collision Monday Identified
• Citizens Insurance Grows Amid 'Unhealthy' Florida Market
• Off-Duty Pennsylvania Volunteer Firefighter Saves 12-Year-Old Girl From House Fire
• Dennis O'Donnell: 'The Giants And The 49ers Aren't Going To Be The Teams They Thought They Were'
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 898 More Coronavirus Cases, 39 Additional Deaths
• Supergirl To End With Upcoming Sixth Season
• Team Members Test Positive For COVID-19, UTA Volleyball Season-Opening Matches Postponed
• Best Buy Hiring Thousands For Holidays, All Stores To Host Job Fairs
• 3-Year-Old At Center Of Dallas Amber Alert, Chasity Collins, Has Been Found Safe
• Gale Sayers, Chicago Bears Legend, Dies At 77
• Chatfield High School Students Back In Class; School Deep Cleaned After COVID-19 Cases
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 2,590 Cases, 203 Newly Reported Deaths
• Man Wanted For Apparent Road Rage Shooting Outside West Bradford Elementary School In Chester County
• Local Schools Allowing More Sports Fans After Court Ruling; Wolf Administration Appealing
• The Show Must Go On, SXSW Announces Online Portion Of 2021 Festival
• Lawsuit Asks Court To Force Facebook To Ban Militias Following Wis. Unrest
• Report: Justin Herbert To Start Sunday Against Panthers, Tyrod Taylor Dealing With Punctured Lung From Pain-Killer Injection Gone Wrong
• Wells Fargo CEO Apologizes For Memo Comment On Black Talent Pool
• Concord Officials Move Ahead On Homelessness, Mental Health Teams
• Johnson & Johnson's Coronavirus Vaccine Enters Phase 3 Trial With Beth Israel
• 4 Former eBay Employees To Plead Guilty In Cyberstalking Campaign Against Natick Couple
• COVID Reopenings: Pass The Popcorn; Cinemark Set To Reopen San Mateo County Movie Theaters On Friday
• Towson Football Resumes Practice For First Time Since March
• New Hampshire Ski Resorts May Look Different Under Proposed Coronavirus Guidelines
• Mother Accused Of Hitting Infant Son On Head, Child Suffers Severe Internal Injuries
• Financial Help Coming From Cook County For Those Affected By Pandemic
• Mayor De Blasio Announces Another Round Of Furloughs For 9,000 City Employees
• Pritzker Puts Illinois National Guard On 'State Of Readiness' Ahead Of Kentucky Grand Jury Report In Breonna Taylor Case
• UPDATE: Man in Grave Condition After Attempting Suicide Outside Pleasant Hill Elementary
• Elton John Announces New North American Dates For "Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour"
• Fresno State President Joseph I. Castro First California Native, Mexican American To Lead CSU As Chancellor
• Man Accused Of Trying To Force His Way Into An Occupied Vehicle In Sutter
• New Jersey Corrections Officer Indicted On Charges Alleging He Accepted Bribes, Smuggled Contraband Into State Prison
• Missing Miami-Dade Man Yin Leung Has Been Found
• Officer Rescues 14-Year-Old From Burning Home In Lisle
• Sonoma County Supes Agree to Extend Cap on Vacation Rentals
• Pro Football Hall of Famer Gale Sayers Dies At 77
• Composite Sketch Of Second Suspect Released In Pasadena Murder
• Giants Make Power Move, Sign Freeman To Replace Barkley
• Attempted Murder Victim Eludes Knife-Wielding Suspect In Lifesaving Dash Through Santa Rosa Neighborhood
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Updates With 690 More Cases, 6 More Deaths
• Michigan Lawmakers Unveil, Start Passing $62B State Budget
• South Florida Catholic Schools Begin Phased Return To In-Classroom Learning
• NYC restaurant "barely staying afloat," weary owner says
• The Dish Crew Is Back Serving Up Recipes And Tips From Their Home Kitchens To Yours!
• Modesto Police Hope Passengers Of SUV Could Help Uncover Clues In August Homicide
• Lakers' Furious Comeback Not Enough, Nuggets Take Game 3
• An army of RBG's clerks gathered to meet her casket
• Police Offer $2.5K Reward For Suspect Information On Middletown Shooting That Injured 7-Year-Old
• Illinois Extends Expiration Dates For Driver's Licenses, ID Cards Until February
• Texas Tech Softball Coach Resigns Amid Report Of Review Into Well-Being Of Players
• Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Lies In Repose At Supreme Court
• 'The Comey Rule' Showcases FBI's Challenges 'In The Face Of Emerging Fascism In America,' Says Actor Steven Pasquale
• 'The Comey Rule' Actor Steven Pasquale Calls Trump 'Career Criminal, Peter Strzok 'Unsung Hero'
• Noble Environmental Grant Helping Group Aid The Homeless
• Walmart Hiring Seasonal Workers For The Holiday Season
• Cindy McCain urges suburban women to vote for Biden
• Health Officials Concerned As Virus Cases Linked To MSU Rise
• California Accepts Petition to Protect Western Joshua Tree
• Dallas Detectives Searching For Killer After 19-Year-Old Found With Fatal Gunshot Wound On Walnut Street
• Denver Weather: Smoke Makes A Comeback On Wednesday
• Maryland's Labor Department Reports Issues With BEACON 2.0 Unemployment Site Fixed
• Night Of Violence In Minneapolis Leaves 1 Stabbed, 8 Shot
• Colusa Student Says Teacher Threatened To Kick Him Out Of Virtual Class Over Trump Flag
• Officials Assigned To Game 4 Won't Make Celtics Or Heat Feel Very Good
• Elton John To Perform Postponed Shows In St. Paul In 2022
• Jacksonville Trump Supporter Charged With Hitting 12-Year-Old Girl With Flagpole
• 3 Men Charged After Atlantic City Police Find Handgun, Drugs In Vehicle During Traffic Stop
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 46 New Coronavirus Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• Kidnapping Suspect Darlene Isberg Arrested After Taking Victim To Hospital
• Post-Tropical Beta Bringing Heavy Rain To Texas, Lower Mississippi River Valley
• Suspect Arrested In Vacaville Had 8 Outstanding Warrants Out Of Solano County
• DePaul Student Running Car Detailing Service Amid Pandemic
• Dr. Oz Investigates If Packaged Keto Foods Are Helping Or Hurting Your Diet.
• Best Buy Hosting Job Fairs, Hiring Thousands Of Workers For The Holidays
• Man Fatally Struck By Train In Fridley; Investigation Underway
• South Florida School District Scrambles To Find Substitute Teachers After Nearly 1,000 Educators Stay Home
• Angry Baker Wants Congress To Focus On Coronavirus Relief Not Supreme Court
• COVID Reopenings: San Francisco Officials Launch Online Dashboard To Allow Parents To Track School Opening
• Broncos Game Day Forecast: Cooler With A Slight Chance For Showers
• Belarus' authoritarian leader inaugurated in ceremony kept secret
• Report: Denver Broncos In Process Of Adding Free Agent QB Blake Bortles
• Snapology Of Grapevine- Keller
• Now Hiring: Best Buy Holding Seasonal Job Fairs In Baltimore Area; Retailers Gearing Up For Holiday Shopping
• Westbound 8 Mile Road Over I-75 To Close For 2 Weeks For Repairs
• NYPD: Thieves Stealing Parts From Revel Scooters Parked On City Streets
• 17-Year-Old Laith Aboarob Killed In Crash With Tractor-Trailer In Howard County, Police Say
• Texans Buying Tickets As The Lotto Texas Jackpot Grows To $44 Million For Wednesday's Drawing
• Local Athlete Makes Solo Row From San Francisco To Hawaii
• PTL Links: September 23, 2020
• Double Shooting In Detroit Leaves 1 Dead, 1 Critical
• Man Stabbed To Death During Argument Outside Corner Store In Kingsessing
• Greater Pittsburgh Community Foodbank Launches New Commitment To Region
• Massachusetts Voters Can Now Request A Mail-In Ballot Online
• Man Breaks Into Auto Shop In Dunning, Drives Off In Stolen Jeep
• Detroit Police Investigating Fatal Shooting
• Suspicious Death Investigation Underway After Three-Alarm Fire Tears Through Trenton Duplex
• Time's 100 Most Influential People list features Fauci, BLM founders
• Examining Trump's claim about timing of 29 Supreme Court vacancies
• Cooking With Rania: Farmer's Market Tomato Pie
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Positivity Rate Down, Hospitalizations Up As State Surpasses 121K Cases
• Graphic video shows police shooting boy with autism multiple times
• Senate Republicans release controversial report on Hunter Biden and Ukraine
• Restaurant Bar Seating, 10 People Per Table To Be Allowed In Massachusetts
• Mayor Young Urges Baltimore Residents To Fill Out Census After He Says 'Abrupt Decisions' From Trump Administration Cut Deadline Short
• Daily Clip: Dr. Oz Investigates Packaged Keto Foods
• Recipe: Tuna Burgers With Cabbage Slaw
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• Bubba Wallace To Race For Denny Hamlin And Michael Jordan
• President Trump To Address Bay Of Pigs Veterans
• Russia arrests cult leader claiming to be reincarnation of Jesus
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• Walmart agrees to back Trump's TikTok "education fund"
• Two-Alarm Fire Burns At Door Company In Sacramento
• Police Investigating Overnight Shooting In Annapolis
• House Dems target potential abuses of presidential power with new bill
• Miami Weather: Breezy Sun, Less Humid
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• Let's See More Of Celtics' 'Best 5' Lineup
• 26-Year-Old Woman Reported Missing Found
• Breaking COVID-19 News: Is It Safe To Resume Normal Life If You've Had Covid-19 & Recovered?
• 4th-grader sent home from school after sneezing
• Johnson & Johnson starts trial of one-dose COVID-19 vaccine
• Baltimore City Schools Meal Site Closed Wednesday After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Carnegie Mellon University's 'MoonRanger' To Search For Water On The Moon In 2022
• Antioch Traffic Stop Surprise -- Stolen Mailbox Keys, Social Security Cards, Personal Checks
• Alexander Bakutis, Man Shot By Kingston Police, Now Faces Charges
• Heat Say They Have To Better At The Start In Playing Celtics
• Nuggets Take Air Out Of Lakers, Take 114-106 Victory In Game 3
• 10 Families Combine To Complete 40,000-Piece Puzzle For Display In Brookline
• San Francisco Supervisors Overwhelmingly Approve City's Nearly $14 Billion Budget
• Diamondbacks Shutout Texas Rangers In Arizona 7-0
• Teen Suspect Identified In Fatal Pittsburg Parking Lot Shooting Of Isiah Legaspi
• COVID Reopenings: Contra Costa Supervisors Vote To Extend COVID Rent Moritorium Through January 2021
• Pilgrim's Pride CEO Jayson Penn, Indicted On Price Fixing Counts, Is Out
• Weather Blog: Sunny Wednesday
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• Enjoying Fall-Flavored Drinks Without The Added Sugars & Extra Calories
• Miami-Dade Has Second Case Of Dengue Fever
• 22-Year-Old Man Injured In East Baltimore Shooting
• Stimulus Check Update: Will Americans See More Financial Aid Before The Election?
• CDC Discourages Trick Or Treating, Indoor Costume Parties Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• At least 380 whales dead in mass stranding in Australia
• Schools: The New Normal | DOE Reports 21 Buildings With At Least One Confirmed Coronavirus Case
• Body Of Missing Child Brendan Mitchell Recovered Off Randall's Island
• Police: Man Stabbed Several Times At Ben Franklin Parkway Homeless Encampment
• Over 79,000 W. Va. Voters Request Absentee Ballots
• Crash Sends Car Slamming Into T-Mobile Store In Chelsea
• Caught On Video: Man Shot In Broad Daylight On Bronx Sidewalk
• Grizzly bear kills hunter in national park in Alaska
• After A Meeting That Lasted 10+ Hours, Fort Worth ISD Delays In-Person Learning Until October 16
• Ginsburg lies in repose at Supreme Court as Roberts honors legacy
• Poisoned Russian opposition leader released from German hospital
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/23 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
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• "Zombie" storm regains strength in bizarre 2020 season
• COVID In The Classroom: What Do Parents Need To Know About Positive Cases In Schools?
• Radnor Township School Board Votes To Start Modified In-Person Learning Next Week
• President Donald Trump Holds Rally In Moon Township
• Man's Burned Body Found Near House In Fernwood
• Alderman, Park District Seek Safety Improvements On The 606 After Multiple Incidents Of Cars Driving On Pedestrian And Cycling Trail
• Pa. House Of Representatives Holding Special Session To Potentially Override Gov. Wolf's Veto
• Coronavirus Vaccine Unlikely To Be Ready Before Election Day, Reports Say
• Chicago Weather: More Sunshine
• Philadelphia Police Relying On Surveillance Video To Track Down Gunman That Shot, Killed 16-Year-Old Jonathan Salas-Kane In Port Richmond
• Seattle City Council overrides mayor's veto of police cuts
• U.K. leader tightens up COVID restrictions as virus surges back
• Pence plane hits bird, returns to New Hampshire airport
• Wednesday's Child: Siblings Dimas And Yasmine
• Bill Belichick's Tattered Sweatshirt Shows Cam Newton Isn't Quite Dressing The Coach Just Yet
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• Miami-Dade School Board Votes To Push Back Return Of Students To Classroom
• Uncle Ben's rice getting new name — Ben's Original
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• Pittsburgh Botanic Garden Targeted By Hackers
• McKees Rocks Police Chase Ends On Train Tracks
• Study: W. Va. Least Happy State In America
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• How businesses are trying to reopen safely
• Trump campaign cash advantage evaporates heading into general election
• Trump declines to commit to peaceful transfer of power
• RBG lies in repose at Supreme Court, as Trump prepares to name next nominee
• Spanish flu survivor still plays tennis at 102
• Biden campaigns in North Carolina following Cindy McCain endorsement
• Trump pushes to fill vacant Supreme Court seat before election
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg lies in repose at Supreme Court
• Dr. Fauci spars with Rand Paul during coronavirus Senate hearing
• No officers charged directly for the killing of Breonna Taylor
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• Donald Trump in 2016: “The judges will be pro-life.”
• Criminal justice expert on the lack of charges in Breonna Taylor's death
• No officers charged in the death of Breonna Taylor; 1 faces lesser charges
• Alexei Navalny discharged from Berlin hospital after poisoning
• Trump says seeing police push reporter aside was a "beautiful sight"
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• Kentucky attorney general announces grand jury's charges in Breonna Taylor case
• Dr. Anthony Fauci answers questions about coronavirus vaccine
• Senators clash over plans to fill Ginsburg's seat on Supreme Court
• Remembering Ruth Bader Ginsburg's life and legacy as she lies in repose
• Report: Teachers at pricey NYC private school raise questions about pandemic prep
• More than 90% of Americans are still at risk of COVID-19, CDC director says
• Gale Sayers, NFL football legend, dies at 77
• Maine Supreme Court approves ranked-choice voting ahead of presidential election
• Special Report: Supreme Court ceremony honors the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• Partisan fight escalates to fill Justice Ginsburg's Supreme Court seat as she lies in repose
• U.S. surpasses 200,000 COVID-19 deaths
• Judge Amy Coney Barrett visits White House for second time
• "48 Hours Suspicion" examines the murder trial that rocked a Georgia town
• Kerith the therapy dog visits California firefighters battling wildfires
• Low mortgage rates and inventory, higher sales prices drive the pandemic housing market
• Cindy McCain, wife of late Republican Senator John McCain, endorses Joe Biden for president
• “60 in 6” gets inside look at QAnon, speaks with a leader in the movement
• Police release body camera video of an officer shooting teen with autism
• Louisville police prepare city for an upcoming decision in Breonna Taylor case
• President Trump praises his COVID-19 response at largely maskless outdoor rally
• U.S. coronavirus death toll passes 200,000 as new cases rise
• U.S. coronavirus death toll passes 200,000 as new cases rise
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg to lie in repose at Supreme Court Wednesday to begin formal farewell
• Senate GOP deliberates over SCOTUS nomination timeline as Trump prepares to announce pick