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Articles from September 25, 2020

• Man Sets Fire Outside Citrus Heights Preschool After He Was Denied A Drink
• Scientists Say Bay Area Birds Piped Down During Coronavirus-Induced 'Silent Spring'
• Third Straight Night Of Breonna Taylor Protests Unfold In Downtown Sacramento
• 'Long-Haulers' Face Debilitating Chronic Health Issues Following Coronavirus Recovery
• Canha Homers in 10th Inning, Rallies A's Past Mariners
• Canha Homers In 10th Inning, Rallies A's Past Mariners 3-1
• Sparks Go Flying After Reckless Driving Suspect Clips Several Vehicles Throughout LA
• Arrests Made After Protesters Take To The Streets For Third Consecutive Night
• Padres Optimistic On Lamet's Injury, Split DH With Giants
• Pandemic Matrimony: Couples Flocking To Popular Tahoe Spot To Elope
• Strasburg High School Football Team Makes Up For Time Lost On The Field
• CU Boulder Students Feel 'Trapped' After Gathering Ban For 18-22-Year-Olds
• New Employees Claim RTD 'Ripped Them Off,' Didn't Follow Through On $2,000 Signing Bonus
• OC City Leaders Form New Coalition, Call On Newsom To Allow Theme Parks To Reopen
• SoCal Woman Suffers Stroke While On Zoom Call With Longtime Friends
• Turlock Family Feels Targeted After Police Investigate Hate Crime, Fire Near Their Home
• Governor Signs EDD Privacy Law After 5-Year CBS13 Investigation
• Off-Duty US Forest Service Firefighter Reported Missing
• Giants Dealt Costly Walk-Off Split In Friday Doubleheader With Padres
• Coronavirus Pandemic Could Impact Cancer Rates And Care In The Future
• Reds Beat Twins 7-2, Clinch First Playoff Spot Since 2013
• San Jose Revives Police Foot Patrols in Little Saigon Neighborhood
• Colorado Apartment Association Reports September Increase In Rent Collection
• After Wastewater COVID Tests, CSU Quarantines 2 Residence Halls On Fort Collins Campus
• Cameron Peak Fire: Mandatory Evacuations Ordered Friday Afternoon
• Gusty Winds Fuel Alkali Fire Burning In Eagle County
• Justice Department: San Francisco Mayor London Breed's COVID-19 Rule For Places Of Worship Unconstitutional
• Crews Contain Rim Road Fire Burning In Douglas County
• Keller @ Large: Questions About Judge Amy Coney Barrett
• Hundreds Sit On Brooklyn Bridge In Protest Of Grand Jury Decision In Breonna Taylor Case
• Schools: The New Normal | New York City Parents Worry Staffing Concerns Put Tuesday Opening In Jeopardy
• Massachusetts Residents Urged To Report Sightings Of Spotted Lanternfly
• Don't Want To Wait In Long Lines Outside New Jersey MVC Locations? This Teen Will Hold Your Spot -- For A Price
• Edina Mother Seeks Justice For Daughter's 2018 Murder In Upcoming Trial 
• Ex-Con Arrested After Running From Traffic Stop, Firing Shots In Downtown Yonkers
• 'He Grew Up Loving The Patriots': Canton Native Maurice Hurst Suits Up For Raiders At Gillette
• Coronavirus Outbreak At Brigham And Women's Hospital Grows To 28 Known Cases
• Rockies Eliminated From Playoff Contention In Loss To D-Backs
• Darvish, Five Homers Lead Cubs Past Fading White Sox 10-0
• Billie Lourd names baby boy in honor of late mother Carrie Fisher
• Cambridge To Require Face Masks In Public At All Times; Violators Could Be Fined $300
• Eligible Unemployed Workers Can't Get Benefits Through IDES Certification Process
• Shawn Marshall Myers, Maryland Man Who Held Large Outdoor Gatherings Despite COVID-19 Order, Sentenced To Year In Jail
• AMBER Alert Canceled: 3 Children Found Safe After Allegedly Being Abducted In Brooklyn
• Chicago Weather: Windy & Warm Weekend
• Lightning Strike In OT, Take 3-1 Lead In Stanley Cup Final Over Stars
• Longtime Friend Of Amy Coney Barrett Says She Is A Perfect Fit For Supreme Court
• Protesters Force Closure of Downtown Oakland BART Station
• Community Fridge In Dorchester Helps Those Struggling During Pandemic
• Hundreds March In Boston Demanding Justice For Breonna Taylor
• Harmonia Homeless Shelter Residents Will Not Be Transferred Out, City Says
• Tatum, Celtics Blow Out Heat 121-108 To Force A Game 6 In Eastern Conference Finals
• Chicago Firefighters Hospitalized After Responding To Fire In Little Italy
• Heat Fall To Celtics 121-108
• Rockland County Health Department Warns Residents Of Possible COVID-19 Exposure At New City Church
• Baltimore City Schools' CEO Talks Reopening, Layoffs; Baltimore County Reverses Decision To Bring Teachers Back Next Month
• Baltimore Councilmembers Want DPW Employees To Get $5K Bonus Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• 6-Year-Old Helps Save Mother's Life After Crash; Family Reunites With Woman Who Stopped To Help
• Baltimore County Launches Interactive Policing Data Dashboard
• Man Whose Body Found Near I-695 In Baltimore County Suffered Injuries Consistent With Crash, Police Say
• Clothing Retailer DTLR Holds Run, Ride Event To Encourage Baltimoreans To Vote
• 7-Year-Old Giselle Torres Found Safe After Being Abducted By Father In Elkins Park, Police Say
• Phillies' Playoff Hopes Take Another Huge Hit With 6-4 Loss To Rays
• More Coloradans Apply To Be Election Judges Than Ever Before
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Announces Remote Teaching Will Continue For Additional 5 Weeks
• Know The Score: Sept. 25, 2020
• 'The Enemy Is The Virus, Not Each Other': COVID Survey Halted In Minn. After Incidents Of Racism And Intimidation
• Marlins Clinch 1st Playoff Berth Since 2003, Defeat Yankees 4-3
• Free Drive-Thru Screenings Are Happening This Weekend In Taylor
• Judge Blocks Texas From Eliminating Straight-Ticket Voting, Paxton Files Motion To Stay District Court's Injunction
• 15-year-old girl facing deportation after hospital arrest
• New Car Seat Recommendations: 26 Pounds And Under Should Use Rear-Facing Car Seat
• Google Maps Covid-19 Feature Allows Users To See Cases In A Specific Area
• Erebus Haunted Attraction Opens With New Safety Measures
• Ventura County Reports 150 Total COVID-19 Deaths, San Bernardino Nears 54K Cases
• MDHHS Releases Halloween Safety Guidelines
• Remembering Justice Ginsburg: RBG Becomes First Woman To Lie In State At The U.S. Capitol
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg Lies In State At US Capitol; Mourners Pay Respect Outside
• Giants Power Past Padres For Key Win In Doubleheader Game 1
• 2nd Teenager Admits Helping To Push 74-Pound Log Off Cliff That Struck And Killed Woman
• Gov. Whitmer, Gov. Cuomo Call For Congressional Investigation
• Joe Biden Endorses Sen. Gary Peters
• Countries Should Meet These Five Criteria Before Easing Lockdowns, Study Says. Many Aren't Even Close
• Fort Worth Police Officer On Administrative Leave After Allegedly Sharing 'Racially Insensitive' Meme
• Citi Pledges $1B To Close Racial Wealth Gap
• EEOC Sues Maryland Cannabis Dispensary Over Alleged Sexual Harassment By General Manager
• One Killed After Dump Truck Blows Tire, Collides With Other Vehicles In Douglas Co.
• Boulder Issues Emergency Order: Alcohol Sales At Bars, Restaurants Prohibited After 10 P.M.
• Denver Water Customer Worries Poor Recordkeeping Could Cost Taxpayers Thousands
• 'Clean Slate' Bills Pass Legislature: Eligible Felons Will Automatically Be Expunged Starting In 2023
• Philadelphia Charter School Again Mourning Loss Of Student After 16-Year-Old Gunned Down On Way Home From Work
• Governor Ron DeSantis Pushes Back At 'Draconian' University Policies
• AMBER Alert Canceled: Pennsylvania Girl Found Safe In Brooklyn, Suspect In Custody
• 250 Ravens Family Members, Staff Will Be Allowed To See Monday Night's Game Against Chiefs In-Person
• Horse Racing Returns To Santa Anita Park With Modifications
• Grichuk, Shaw Homer, Pearson Returns As Blue Jays Beat O's
• RTD Continues Repair Project On H And L Lines On Saturday
• ABC Arrests Tracy Bartender Accused Of Serving Alcohol To Minors
• Von's Vision Gives Sight To Those Who Need It Most
• What to expect from the New York Film Festival amid the pandemic
• President Trump Hosts 'Latinos for Trump' Roundtable In Doral On Friday
• Andre Briscoe Indicted For Allegedly Fatally Shooting Woman, 7-Year-Old Child During 2015 Armed Robbery
• Problems With Lead In Water University Park Continue For More Than A Year
• COVID-19 Reopening: Cinemark Opens Several Bay Area Movie Theaters, Will Audiences Show Up?
• Possible PG&E Power Shutoffs Expanded To 15 Counties
• Flipped Truck In San Francisco Injury Accident Cleared From Ramp Connecting I-280, Hwy 101
• Mystery Patient's Identity Sought At Zuckerberg San Francisco General
• Red Tier, Green Light: More Businesses Could Soon Reopen If Sacramento County Drops In Tiers
• Parents, Teachers Concerned About Return To In-Person Learning For One OC School District
• City: Fort Worth Aviation Director Fired For Using Airport Property For Hunting, Running Undisclosed Private Aerospace Business
• Additional $60M Available For Baltimore School Construction Through 21st Century School Buildings Program
• Gov. Newsom Declares State Of Emergency In LA County In Response To Bobcat Fire
• Pittsburgh Man Sentenced To More Than 9 Years For Sharing Child Pornography Online
• 3 Arrested After Bullets Hit School Buildings In Ceres
• On A Positive Note: Local Teenagers Sell Homemade Lip Balm To Help People With Cancer
• North Texas Nursing Home Faces Challenges After Visitors Allowed Inside
• $50 Million Spent On Campaigns For And Against Proposition 21
• 'September Surprise:' CBS4 Analysts Explain How The Supreme Court Nomination Firestorm Affects Colorado Politics
• Bay Area Cities Hire Extra Help In Rush To Complete 2020 Census
• Judge Removes Trump Public Lands Boss For Serving Unlawfully
• John Hartman Jr. Charged After Allegedly Firing Gun During Confrontation In Frederick County
• California Is First State To Top 800,000 Coronavirus Cases, Health Experts Stress Flu Season Preparation
• Indoor Nail Salons Get Cautious Green Light To Reopen In Alameda County
• Minneapolis Woman Decorates For Christmas, Brings Cheer Months Early
• Statewide Amber Alert Canceled After 7-Year-Old Giselle Torres Found Safe
• Forecast Triple-Digit Heat Brings Weekend Red-Flag Fire Warning, Possible Preventive Outages
• 'She Inspired So Many': Mourners Gather Outside LA's Skirball Center To Honor Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• Thorbjorn MacBain Charged With Attempted Murder, Accused Of Trying To Poison Ex-Wife
• 3 Suspects Arrested On Murder Charges In San Jose Stabbing
• Lodi Unified Partners With Tech Support To Help Families Through Virtual Class Glitches
• 20-Year-Old Injured In Severn Shooting, Police Say
• California Health Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly Says COVID-19 Hospitalizations Could Surge In October
• Multi-State Salmonella Outbreak That Sickened At Least 41 People Is Linked To Recalled Mushrooms
• Troy Polamalu, James Farrior Among 5 Members For Steelers 2020 Hall Of Honor Class
• Community Activists Concerned About Progress On Chicago Police Reform
• Dallas County Reports 1,179 COVID-19 Cases Friday; 967 Are From Backlog
• 1 In 3 California Restaurants Expect To Close Locations, Shut Down Permanently Due To COVID Rules
• President Trump To Visit Duluth Next Week
• 'Cautiously Optimistic': Orange County Officials Still Hope To Move To New Tier, Even As COVID-19 Numbers Spike
• Michael Phelps, Duff Goldman Will Have Cutouts For Ravens-Chiefs Monday Night Football Game
• FBI Says Man Who Intentionally Drove Through Pasadena Protesters Had 'Training Camp' In Lodi
• Firefighters Make Strides Against Bobcat Fire As More Evacuations Lifted
• Expelled Student Sentenced To At Least 20 Years After Being Convicted Of Sexual Assault
• Gov. Jared Polis Visits Western Slope Schools
• Texas Sen. Ted Cruz On Confirming Supreme Court Nominee: 'I Believe We Will Have The Votes To Get That Done'
• Hit-And-Run Suspect Says Protesters Attacked SUV; CNN Building, Money Mart Vandalized
• LA County Reports Additional Cases Of MIS-C, Uptick In New COVID-19 Cases
• 'Everybody Knew Him'; Gary, Indiana Senior Citizen Found Murdered In His Home
• California Announces First Closure Of State Prison Since 2003
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Says Turf War Between EMS River Rescue, Fireboat Needs To Be Settled
• Bay Area Rep. Ro Khanna Proposes 18-Year Term Limits For Supreme Court
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: New CBS News poll shows how few people get their political news from Twitter
• Woman Caught On Video Trying To Tear Down Trump Sign In Castle Rock
• San Jose Recruits Climate Action Warriors For New State Initiative
• Coronavirus Hospitalizations Could Surge In October In California
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy On COVID-19 Vaccine: 'We're Going To Have Our Own Process'
• WATCH: Behind-The-Scenes Look At Renovation Of Produce Terminal In Strip District
• Protesters Outside Sen. Pat Toomey's Philadelphia Office Use Own Words Against Him In Supreme Court Replacement Battle
• Gunshots Force North Riverside Mall To Close For Rest Of Day
• Woman Shot In North Sacramento, Police Search For Suspect
• Buffalo police no longer required to wear names on their uniforms
• Judge Amy Coney Barrett, Appeals Court Judge In Chicago, Expected To Be President Trump's Supreme Court Nominee
• Probe Into 'Discarded' Ballots In Luzerne County Becomes Campaign Outrage Fuel
• New York mom's homeschool co-ops grow amid pandemic
• Labor Leaders, Elected Officials Rally In 'Last-Ditch Appeal' To Avoid Strike At Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
• Dallas Officers, Residents Rescue Man From Burning Car After Crash
• As fossil fuel jobs falter, renewables come to the rescue
• Oak Park Teens, Chicago Homeowners Stunned By Paintball Attacks: 'Who Does This Kind Of Stuff?'
• Exclusive: Port Authority Tunnel And Bridge Agent Candidates Return To Training With Focus On Emergency Rescues During A Pandemic
• Ed Buck To Remain Jailed After Judge Denies Request For Bail
• Illegal Marijuana Growing Operation Found In Garin Regional Park In Hayward
• Woman Missing From Olney Found Safe; Silver Alert Canceled
• This week on "Face the Nation," September 27, 2020
• Pennsylvania SPCA Rescues 9 Puppies From Horrible Conditions At Property In Lebanon County
• San Francisco Announces New Permitting Process for Outdoor Entertainment
• Outdoor Fire Pit Sales Boom As Minnesotans Look To Extend Patio Season
• Large Group Of Demonstrators In University City Demands Justice For Breonna Taylor
• 'We Have To Do Something': North Minneapolis Bishop Hosts Gun Buyback Amid Rising Homicides
• Aurora Mother And Teen Daughter Stricken With Cancer Fight It At The Same Time
• Former Clerk To Ruth Bader Ginsburg Recalls Late Supreme Court Justice's Fight For Equality
• Massachusetts town bands together to help feed a girl with autism
• New York Weather: Friday 9/25 CBS2 Evening Weather Headlines
• Trump tries to win Black and Latino voters on southern campaign swing
• Florida lifts all coronavirus restaurant restrictions statewide
• Schools: The New Normal | Brooklyn School For Teens At Risk Of Not Graduating Struggling To Connect To Students Through Remote Learning
• New York County Election Official Says Voter Fraud Virtually Non-Existent, 'Safeguards' In Place To Ease Ballot Anxiety
• Parents In Mt. Lebanon School District Feel Kept In The Dark About Upcoming Shift To Hybrid Model
• Prosecutors Say There Was No Excuse For Excessive Force In DeLucca Rolle Case
• Pennsbury School District Parents, Students Express Frustration With All-Online Learning During Rally
• Jockeys Riding At Pimlico On Preakness Weekend Face Testing
• U.S. District Judge Orders One-Month Extension For US Census
• Women's Mental Health Almost 3 Times As Likely To Be Affected By The Pandemic, Study Says
• FDA Issues Benadryl Warning, Investigating Reports Of Teen Injuries And Deaths Linked To TikTok Challenge
• Woman Killed In Millersville House Fire
• San Jose State Football Set To Resume After Mountain West Approves Shortened Season
• New Jones Beach Energy And Nature Center Has Some Conservationists Suing
• Michigan Republican Party Sues Over Ruling On Absentee Ballots
• Some North Texas High Schools Begin Football Season At AT&T Stadium
• Police: Jeffione Thomas Arrested For Attempted Murder Of 3 Plainclothes Officers In Cedarbrook
• Yom Kippur Services Will Look Different This Year Due To COVID Pandemic
• Speaker Madigan Declines To Testify At House Investigating Committee Hearing On ComEd Bribery Case
• 'Left Her There Like A Dog': Philadelphia Police Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Killed Mother Of 3
• Father Shoved Onto Subway Tracks In Unprovoked Attack: 'I Thought I Was Going To Lose My Life'
• Legend High School's Corey Wise Named Interim Douglas County School District Superintendent
• 'Miami Shines" Encourages Locals To Vacation At Home With Some Great Deals
• Distracted Driver Crashes Car into Building in San Mateo
• New Jersey Attorney General's Office Releases Bodycam Video Of Ventnor Deadly Police Shooting Of Amir Johnson
• Company to pay $60 million for deceptive pelvic mesh marketing
• After Judge Tosses Gathering Limits, School Districts Plan To Have Football Games With Over 250 Fans
• Man's Body Found At Construction Site Near SoFi Stadium In Inglewood
• California Closing Deuel Vocational Institute In Tracy; 1st of 2 State Prisons To Be Shuttered
• Newsom Signs Bills Expanding Consumer Financial Protections, Student Loan Bill Of Rights
• Apple temporarily drops App Store fee for online events
• Famous WWII Photo Recreated In Maryland Corn Maze
• People Gather In Harlem To Commemorate National Day Of Remembrance For Murder Victims
• Questions linger about firm that received border wall contract
• Reds announcer resigns after using homophobic slur on-air
• Holding EDD Accountable for Identity Theft: Lawmakers Pass New Law Citing 5-Year CBS13 Investigation
• California Expands Financial Protections After US Rollback
• Rapid Coronavirus Testing Collaborative For Public Schools Launched In Wellesley
• Philadelphia Opera Singer, Married By Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Remembers RBG
• Denver Broncos Team Up With Mile High United Way For Annual Day Of Service
• New York City Neighborhoods Experiencing COVID-19 Spikes May Face More Shutdowns
• 2 Arrested In Alleged Terror Plot Targeting Trump Tower, New York Stock Exchange, Other Government Buildings
• Why Is COVID Different From Other Airborne Viruses? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Judge Rules Census Can Continue For Another Month, Deadline Back On For Oct. 31
• Weymouth Gas Compressor Station Gets Approval To Start Service After Recent Shutdown
• Berkeley poised to ban junk food in store checkout aisles
• Woman Attacked On Metromover Train Wants Her Assailant Severely Punished
• Live Updates: Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Lies In State At U.S. Capitol
• Here's What You Need To Know To Vote By Mail In Pennsylvania
• Breonna Taylor's Mom Says She 'Never Had Faith' In Attorney General As Family Demands Release Of Grand Jury Transcripts
• Elijah Salazar Sentenced To 5 Years In Prison For Bank Robberies
• New York City To Make Expanded Outdoor Dining Areas Permanent, Mayor de Blasio Says
• Trump Intends To Nominate Amy Coney Barrett To Supreme Court
• Judge Amy Coney Barrett Expected To Be President Trump's Supreme Court Nominee: CBS News
• 7 More Westmoreland Manor Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Timothy Meadows Sentenced To 100 Years In Prison For Attacking Baltimore Beltway Drivers
• Despite Being National COVID-19 Model, Gov. Phil Murphy Says New Jersey 'Not Out Of The Woods'
• Trump To Nominate Amy Coney Barrett To Supreme Court
• Archdiocese Of Philadelphia Reverses Decision, Will Allow Fall High School Sports
• Former Holyoke Soldiers' Home Superintendent, Medical Director Charged In Coronavirus Deaths
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 2,847 Cases, 122 Newly Reported Deaths
• President Trump Intends To Nominate Amy Coney Barrett To Supreme Court (CBS News)
• Groups In Baltimore, Nationwide Participate In National Day Of Remembrance For Murder Victims
• Man Wounded In Late Night Shooting In Potrero Hill
• Multi-State Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Recalled Mushrooms Sold In Several States, Including California
• Families Grateful Charges Filed In Holyoke Soldiers' Home Coronavirus Deaths
• Vigil Planned For Missing Mom Suzanne Morphew During Brother's 5-Day Search Effort
• Vehicle Crashes Into Building In Baltimore County; No Injuries Reported
• Colorado Health Officials Share New Outdoor Dining Guidelines For Restaurants
• Red Stars' Gorden Launches Nonprofit To Help Black Girls
• Trump is expected to nominate Amy Coney Barrett to Supreme Court
• Social Security's 2021 increase may be among smallest ever
• Eagles-Bengals Predictions: What Needs To Change For Birds To Get First Win?
• Woman Dead, Man Injured In Shooting At Natomas Apartment
• Google's owner to pay $310 million to settle misconduct claims
• Jefferson Hills Students Call For Removal Of School Board Member Who Allegedly Called BLM Movement A 'Terrorist Organization'
• Pac-12 Football Back On, But There Are COVID Complexities For CU Buffaloes
• Denton Police Searching For Armed Robbery Suspect Who Tied Up Cashier
• 'Benadryl Challenge' On TikTok Linked To Reports Of Teen Injuries And Deaths, FDA Says
• Raiders-Patriots Preview: New-Look New England Looks To Slow Undefeated Las Vegas
• Philadelphia City Treasurer Christian Dunbar Accused Of Embezzlement, Entering Sham Marriage To Become US Citizen
• Victim Wearing Burger King Uniform Shot In Head, Killed In West Oak Lane Identified As 16-Year-Old Mekhi Partlow
• 'Her Boyfriend Did Shoot At The Cops': Charles Barkley, Shaquille O'Neal Face Backlash, Praise Over Breonna Taylor Comments
• Oakland Lawyer Filling Need For African Americans Seeking Estate, Retirement Planning Services
• Pop-Up Drive-In Theater Coming To Strip District Parking Lot
• Philadelphia Police: Violent Wreck On Ben Franklin Parkway Leaves Man Dead, Woman Injured
• Newsom Signs Law to Grow Mental Health Coverage
• Massachusetts Reports 454 New Coronavirus Cases, 10 Additional Deaths
• New Theory Suggests Wearing Face Coverings Could Help Build Coronavirus Immunity
• Gov. Wolf Calls President Trump Pennsylvania Rallies 'Gravely Concerning' By Disregarding Social Distancing, Masks
• U.S. envoy says the U.N. "should be cheering us," not criticizing
• Newsom Signs Law To Grow Mental Health Coverage In California
• Bat Found In City Of Orange Tests Positive For Rabies
• Silver Alert Issued For Gad Amir, Last Seen In Rockville
• U Of M's Dr. Michael Osterholm Says COVID-19 Is In 'Fall Surge', Cites College Students On Campus
• Gov. Whitmer Reopens Movie Theaters, Requires Masks For Students In Grades K-5
• TikTok "Benadryl Challenge" prompts FDA warning on overdoses
• Police: Man In Critical Condition After McKeesport Shooting
• Patriots-Raiders Injury Report Is Loaded With Big Names
• Court orders Trump admin to extend census count
• Sam Adams Brings Back IPA Inspired By Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• For working moms, coronavirus can take a toll on careers
• Broncos Receivers Face Big Test With Courtland Sutton Out For The Season
• DA Warns Of Census Scam Asking For Personal Information
• NASA Astronaut, Texas Resident Kate Rubins To Cast Ballot From Space
• Justice Department Asks Judge To Allow Immediate Ban On WeChat In U.S. During Appeal
• Google Parent Agrees to $310m Misconduct Lawsuit Settlement
• Pronghorn Poaching Case Solved, Thanks To Colorado K9
• Colorado Weather: Record Heat To Mountain Snow Possible This Weekend
• Funeral For Fallen Firefighter Charles Morton Held At San Bernardino Megachurch
• Ryan Fitzpatrick Keeps His Job As Dolphins QB For Another Week
• South Florida Judge Barbara Lagoa Would Be First Cuban American On US Supreme Court
• Jamal Murray: Nuggets Will 'Keep Battling It Out' After Game 4 Loss To Lakers
• Texas Man Charged For Plot To Attack White House, Trump Tower
• Gov. Wolf To President Trump: Stop Holding 'Unsafe Rallies' In Pennsylvania
• San Bruno Man Accused Of Threatening Neighbors With Handgun
• Mullens To Replace Injured Garoppolo as 49ers Starting QB
• Mark Cuban Suggests Giving Americans $1000 Stimulus Checks Every Other Week For 2 Months
• Precious Metals Investor Schemes Millions Of Dollars From US, Colorado Investors
• 2020 California International Marathon Canceled Due to COVID
• Bay Area Beach Hazards Statement Extended Through Friday Evening
• 3 Wounded In Englewood Shooting Near Dan Ryan Expressway
• Mayor De Blasio Defends Record On Police Reform, Says Gov. Cuomo 'Doesn't Have His Facts Straight'
• Reservations Required, Capacity Limited to Annual SeaWorld Spooktacular
• Feds say a handful of ballots were discarded in key Pennsylvania county
• M-24 Project In Northern Oakland County Expected To Be Complete In Early December
• Pushing Away From Confederate Imagery, Richland High School Changes From 'Rebels' To 'Royals'
• Former Texas Congressman Ron Paul Suffers 'Medical Emergency' While On Livestreamed Event
• First black hole ever photographed appears to be "wobbling"
• Fire Damages 2-Story Apartment In South Sacramento
• Julian Edelman Explains How He's Helping N'Keal Harry Develop With Patriots
• Local Law Enforcement Officials Believe No-Knock Warrants Should Rarely Be Used
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg's trainer pays tribute to her with push-ups
• Police Give 1 Notice Of Violation, 2 Warnings To Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Not Following Coronavirus Orders
• Historic Bell Stolen From Havre De Grace High School
• Dried Mushrooms Recalled After Salmonella Outbreak Sickens At Least 41 People
• SFPD Says Officer Punched In Face While Detaining Suspect
• Woman Sentenced To Serve 3-7 Years In Prison For Helping Cousin Avoid Arrest After Shooting, Killing Police Officer
• Coachella Valley Hit By 2 Small Earthquakes In 3 Minutes
• Fan Seriously Hurt By Stage Diver At Asbury Park Punk Music Festival Wins $2 Million Settlement
• Contra Costa County Sheriff Investigating Inmate Death After Fight, Complications During Surgery
• Louisiana AG investigates student suspension over BB gun in virtual class
• Electric Kobalt Saws Recalled At Lowe's For 'Laceration Hazard'
• Contest Will Flush Out America's Best Bathroom, DFW Airport In The Running
• 10 Colorado Porsche Drivers Caught By State Troopers Going 80+ mph In 40 mph Zone
• Health Officials Announce Next Batch Of Cities To Have Free COVID-19 Testing Next Week
• Breonna Taylor's mom says she "never had faith" in attorney general
• Dr. Oz's DIY Video For To-Go, Sanitizing Wipes
• Saws Sold At Lowe's Recalled Due To 'Laceration Hazard'
• CBS News poll: 29% get political news from Twitter
• Rollover Crash, Secondary Crashes Block Lanes On Interstate Highway 80 In Berkeley
• University Of Minnesota Could Adjust Spring Break Schedule
• Kapor Foundation Gives $1 Million To Social Justice Organizations
• Cecil College Closes Due To Positive COVID-19 Case
• Parents Located After Toddler Found Alone In Aurora
• Recalled Mushrooms, Possibly Served At Mass. Restaurants, Linked To Salmonella Outbreak
• Terror probe after 2 stabbed at former Charlie Hebdo office in Paris
• 'I Had To Turn It Over To God': North Texas Mom Gives Birth To Quadruplets After Brain Surgery While Pregnant
• Video: Moose Attacks Mercedes Benz In Boulder County
• Battle over Florida Amendment on felon vote
• Update Of Pa.'s Outdated Unemployment Compensation System Delayed: 'We'll Modernize The System When It's Not On Fire'
• Free COVID-19 Testing Available In Oakland's Fruitvale District
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Holt
• Broward Eases Some COVID-19 Restrictions
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 2,514 New COVID-19 Cases, 25 Additional Deaths
• Mariah Carey opens up
• Tigers Fall To The Royals 8-7
• Multi-State Salmonella Outbreak That Sickened At Least 41 People Linked To Recalled Mushrooms
• U.K. reports record number of new virus cases
• 'I Applaud Him,' Aaron Rodgers Impressed By Cowboys' Dak Prescott Convo About Mental Health
• Woman tased after refusing to wear mask at football game
• Surveillance Photos Released In Weld County Trespassing Case, Gas Stolen From Colorado Dairy Farms
• San Jose Judge Says 2020 Census Must Continue for Another Month
• Timothy Ray Brown, First Man Cured Of HIV Infection, Has Terminal Cancer
• Gateway High School Closes Building, Cancels Football Game After 2nd Student Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Dr. James Hildreth Tells Dr. Oz Why He Felt It Was Important To Enroll In A Clinical Vaccine Trial
• Judge Says 2020 Census Must Continue For Another Month
• 2020 State Fair Of Texas Drive-Thru Experience Begins In Dallas Today
• Police Investigate Double Fatal Shooting In West Baltimore Friday
• 'Wrong Charlie!' President Trump Fires Back At Baker After Mass. Governor's Criticism
• Men Break In And Steal From Stockton Women's Apartment
• Vineland Family Adopts 29-Pound Cat Named Lasagna That Was Abandoned Outside ACCT Philly
• Traveling Glass Recycling Bin Program To Stop In 3 Local Communities
• Chicago Church Where Emmett Till's Funeral Was Held Listed Among Endangered Historic Places
• Mayor Jim Kenney Backs Proposal To Add Renter, Homeowner Insurance To Any COVID-19 Relief Deal
• Police Arrest Parolee Leon Gladwell, Say They Shot Him After He Blew Up His Hotel Room
• Dallas Police Searching For Man Who Shot, Killed Victim On North Central Service Road
• Judge Issues Preliminary Injunction Against Shortened Census Timeline
• Facebook critics to launch independent "oversight board"
• Largest California Wildfire Threatens Marijuana-Growing Area
• Cop on leave after allegedly walking bike over protester's head
• Rat awarded medal for sniffing out dozens of landmines
• Lions Will Have Tough Time Stopping Murray
• Jacksonville Elementary School Named 2020 National Blue Ribbon School
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Nearly 1,200 Additional COVID-19 Cases Reported, With 6 More Deaths
• Facebook Critics Start Rival, Independent 'Oversight Board'
• 'Early Warning': Scientists Collect Wastewater Samples To Thwart Coronavirus Outbreaks On College Campuses
• Charles Alexander, 15, Charged In Murder Of Miami Senior High Football Coach Corey Smith
• Garnet Valley High School Teacher Derek Vattelana Arrested For Alleged Inappropriate Internet Action With Recent Graduate
• Woman's Body Found On Fire In Alleyway Near Chester Fine Arts Building
• Locals Refuse To Abandon Large Marijuana-Growing Area Threatened By Wildfire
• Benadryl Warning: FDA Investigates Reports Of Teen Injuries, Deaths Linked To TikTok Challenge
• Federal Government Proposes New Child Car Seat Recommendations
• Dr. Oz And Dr. Crupain Break Down What You Need To Know About Sanitizing Wipes To Avoid Getting Scammed
• Man Wanted On Warrant For Robbery A Person Of Interest In Venice Beach Sexual Assault, Attempted Murder
• WATCH: Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Personal Trainer Bryant Johnson Does Pushups In Front Of Her Casket
• Detroit Thanksgiving Parade Still On But No Spectators
• Virginia Governor Ralph Northam, Wife Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Report: David Andrews Broke Thumb, Underwent Surgery, Will Miss Time
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 806 More Coronavirus Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Man Stabbed, Killed At Sherman Oaks Nursing Home, Suspect In Custody
• Pittsburgh Pirates, Global Links, Western Pa. Diaper Bank Hosting Diaper Distribution Event
• Saturday Best Weather To See Colorado Fall Color, Mountains Turn Cold, Windy Sunday
• Convicted Killer Christopher Vialva Executed; First Black Man Put To Death Since Feds Resumed Executions
• 2 charged over virus outbreak at veterans home where 76 died
• Surly, Union Representatives Reach Agreement On Election Terms; Union Busting Charge Withdrawn
• Dallas County Elections Department Awarded $15M Grant For COVID-19 Response
• 'Her Boyfriend Did Shoot At The Cops': Charles Barkley, Shaquille O'Neal Face Backlash After Comments On Breonna Taylor Case
• Federal Judge Rules That 2020 Census Must Continue Through October 31
• SUV Careens Into Korean Restaurant In Larchmont
• MSP: Crash Ejects Driver 40 Yards On I-75
• Geek Squad Truck Carjacked In Temecula, Used To Lead Police Pursuit Into Santa Ana
• Maryland Among Happiest States In The U.S.
• Liam's List Sept. 25: Your Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• 3 Slayings In Rapid City, Including Victims From Greeley, Tied To One Suspect
• TSA Officers Discover Loaded Handgun At Pittsburgh International Airport
• Brigantine Missing 3-Year-Old Girl Found Safe
• 'Promise To The People' Initiative Expands Toy Company's Commitment To Giving Back
• City Schools Partner With Uber, Lyft To Give Students Free Rides To Immunization Appointments
• Report: Texans Interested In Antonio Brown
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 68 New Coronavirus Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• Police Investigating Stabbing In Annapolis Friday
• Dr. Oz Asks How Realistic Government's Claims Are That A Vaccine Can Be Shipped Within 24 Hours Of Approval
• Playoff Spot In Sight For Astros After They Take Down Rangers 12-4 At Globe Life Field
• Students Design Special Helmets For Frontline Workers To Snack, Scratch During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Protesters Rally In Sacramento One Day After Grand Jury Declines To Charge Officers In Breonna Taylor's Death
• Georgetown Gas Leak Forces Evacuation Of Several Homes
• Virginia governor and first lady test positive for COVID-19
• Bam Adebayo Good To Go For Heat In Game 5 Vs. Celtics
• Colleges Say Online Classes The Norm For Rest Of Year
• Michigan Matters: Mobility Landscape Revving Up
• Fight Breaks Out At Rhoton Park In Carrollton, 2 Teens Shot
• Video Captures Man Allegedly Using Stolen Credit Credit Card In Auburn
• Jaguars Provide Sense Of Normalcy With Blowout Loss To Dolphins On Thursday Night Football
• White House chief of staff contradicts FBI director on voter fraud
• FBI Denver Searches For 'Branded Bandit' Accused Of Robbing 5 Banks In 5 Weeks
• Popular Dental Filling Could Cause Health Problems For Some Patients
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Positivity Rate Continues To Decline As Cases Surpass 122K
• Help Sought Finding Suspect Vehicle In St. Cloud Hit-And-Run
• Suspect Arrested For 2018 Shooting Death Of Stockton Man Santoz Vazquez
• 380 secret detention camps reportedly found in China
• 1 Dead, 1 injured After Tandem Tractor-Trailer Overturns On Interstate-30 In Dallas, Highway Shutdown
• Democratic Senate Majority PAC Ad Attacks Cory Gardner
• Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg First Woman To Lie In State At US Capitol
• Woman Wounded, 2 Arrested In Shootout With LA Deputies In Commerce
• Patriots-Raiders Week 3 Predictions
• Bears vs. Atlanta Falcons: Three Things To Watch
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• 3 Arrested Following High-Speed Chase Through North Metro; Officer, Other Driver Hurt In Crash During Pursuit
• Pennsylvania Man Suspected Of Using Drone To Drop Explosives Near Ex's Home Sentenced
• Breaking COVID-19 News Minute: When Will There Be A Vaccine?
• Minnesota's Favorite Halloween Candy Is Skittles, Survey Finds
• Mullen Fire Burning In Wyoming North Of Colorado State Line Fills Sky With Smoke
• The Fort Worth Animal Shelter Social Distance Slumber Party RSVP Form
• 'When In The Midwest!': Ivanka Trump Tweets About Winona Fleet Farm Visit
• 23-Year Old Man To Be Charged In Hit-And-Run Along Frankstown Avenue
• Lakers Top Nuggets, Now One Win Away From NBA Finals
• Fiery Explosion After 2 Planes Collide At Regional Airport In Texas
• Breonna Taylor Protesters March In Downtown Sacramento For Second Night
• 2 Apple Recipes For Fall
• Saudis warn of oil slick near decaying tanker, but offer no evidence
• Housing shortage fuels rising cost of homes in America
• Derek & TJ Watt Take Questions From JJ Watt During Media Availability
• Two Men Injured In Reported Drive-By Shootings In Baltimore Friday, Police Say
• VIDEO: Bull Moose Spars With Mercedes In Boulder County
• Emotional LeBron On Breonna Taylor Grand Jury Ruling: 'We Want Justice'
• Principals Across Twin Cities School Sign On To Fight For Educational Justice
• Justice Department seeks immediate ban on WeChat in U.S.
• Temple Association Of University Professionals Vote To Demand Classes Remain Online Through May 2021
• Here's What Bill Belichick Said About Hjalte Froholdt, Who May Have To Fill In For David Andrews On Sunday
• Maryland Traffic: Multiple Accidents Shut Down Baltimore-Washington Parkway Friday Morning
• Massive Creek Fire Spawned Two Firenados During Advance In Sierra National Forest
• Will COVID-19 kill the holiday shopping season?
• Weather Blog: Autumn
• Did Jackie Bradley Jr. Play His Final Game At Fenway Park With Red Sox?
• Patrol: Man, 41, Dies In Hopkins Motorcycle Crash
• What To Watch For When Patriots Host Raiders
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg lies in state at U.S. Capitol
• Coronavirus Orders Lifted In Allegheny County, State Orders Remain In Place
• Florida Supreme Court Deals Blow To Parkland Shooting Families
• Jeff Daniels On Portraying Jim Comey For 'The Comey Rule': 'Here's Comey's Side Of The Story, Authentic''
• New Hampshire Eases Indoor Dining Rules With Closer Tables, Barriers
• Teen Shot, Wounded In South Boston Overnight
• Vehicles drive through Breonna Taylor protesters in L.A.; 1 injured
• Walgreens, State Farm Among Companies With Most Chicago Job Postings On Indeed
• Gov. Tom Wolf Pushes Back Against Efforts To Dismantle Coronavirus Mitigation Steps
• San Francisco Allocates $28.5 Million To Help Latino Residents Deal With The COVID-19 Pandemic
• Democrats eye expanding Supreme Court if Trump's nominee is confirmed
• Husband, Wife Arrested In Connection With Murder Of Missing New Hampshire Man
• Protester Hit By Truck During Hollywood Demonstration To Protest Death Of Breonna Taylor
• Phandemic Krew Founders Featured On New Phillies Bobblehead
• Free Online Math Study Tools Help Students Combat 'COVID Slide'
• 24-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot While Sitting In Car In Fuller Park
• Dog Food Sold Nationwide Recalled Due To Potential Salmonella
• Judge tosses suit, calling Tucker Carlson's comments "opinion"
• Mark Wahlberg Surprises Local Football Player Recovering From Injury
• 2 wounded in knife attack at former Charlie Hebdo office in Paris
• DISD School Board Votes On, Approves Hybrid Model For High School Students Returning To Campus
• See It: MTA Workers Build Illegal 'Man Cave' In Grand Central Terminal; 'Few Would Have The Chutzpah'
• San Francisco Burglary Victims Demand Answers About Recent Spike In Crime Across City
• Wisconsin Is Back On Chicago's Emergency Travel Order Starting Friday
• Glenbrook North Senior, Deerfield Police Officer To Be Honored For Alerting Train Before Potentially Deadly Collision With SUV
• Celtics Need To Play Desperate, Take Much Better Care Of The Ball In Game 5
• Marlins Boost Playoff Hopes By Beating Braves 4-2
• Man finds 9.07-carat diamond in Arkansas state park
• Shots Fired At Car In Likely Incident Of Mistaken Identity In Old Irving Park
• Dolphins' Fitzpatrick Handles Jaguars Again, Notches 31-13 Win
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunshine And Warm Temperatures Start The Weekend
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/25 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• 55-Year-Old Man Recovering After Being Shot Multiple Times In Legs In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Families Fear For Relatives' Health Amid Long-Term Isolation At Nursing Homes; 'We're Willing To Do Anything'
• Chicago Weather: Warm Weekend Ahead; Cool Down On The Way
• South Korea says Kim apologized for official's "unfortunate" killing
• Nashoba Valley Technical High School Puts Classroom Outside On Football Field
• Arguments for and against filling the Supreme Court seat ahead of the election
• Dozens of Christopher Columbus statues have been removed since June
• To Do List: Foliage Hike, MFA Reopens, Virtual Film Festival
• One Person Killed In Shooting In Mount Oliver Apartment Building
• Exclusive: Former South Florida Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen Under Federal Investigation
• One Person Killed, Another Injured In Shooting In Beaver Falls
• President Trump Says He Will Not Meet With South Florida Born Federal Judge Barbara Lagoa
• LeBron James calls for "justice, no matter how long it takes"
• Police Investigating Double Homicide In Weirton, West Virginia
• Two Protests March Through Downtown Pittsburgh
• No Injuries At Hardee's Fire In Millvale
• Pitt Head Football Coach Pat Narduzzi Wants Fans At Heinz Field
• Allegheny County Sheriff's Office Firearms Department Booked Until March 2021
• Loaded Handgun Seized At Pittsburgh International Airport Checkpoint
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• Chirinos Homers As Mets Maintain Playoff Hopes, Top Nats
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• Lawmaker who proposed statewide "Breonna's Law" arrested at protest

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• Ruth Bader Ginsburg lies in state at U.S. Capitol
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• U.S. surpasses 7 million COVID-19 cases
• President Trump expected to nominate Judge Amy Coney Barrett to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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• "London Calling": U.K. imposes new restrictions to fight second wave of COVID-19
• Knife attack leaves at least two wounded near Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris
• Cardinal Angelo Becciu resigns amid financial accusations 
• President Trump again refuses to commit to peaceful transition if he loses
• Former law clerk for Ruth Bader Ginsburg: "She had been my hero"
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• New book provides rare inside look at college admissions
• Tulsa pastor on 1921 race massacre: "I really do believe justice will be served"
• Man asks people to "Honk 4 Hope" as he bikes across U.S., raising awareness for suicide prevention
• House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on what's next in Supreme Court fight, fate of the Affordable Care Act
• Former ICE detainee claims major surgery was done without her consent
• Knife attack near former Charlie Hebdo office in Paris
• White House chief of staff Mark Meadows on accepting election results
• President Trump again suggests he might not accept election results
• Newly released body camera video shows moments after Breonna Taylor shooting
• California to ban sales of new gas-powered cars in 2035
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