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• Glass Fire Update: Crews, Neighbors Make Stand Against Wildfire To Save Skyhawk Homes
• Glass Fire Update: Anxious Calistoga Evacuees Wonder If Homes Will Still Be Standing
• Winters Police Arrest Colorado Teen Found Sleeping In Stolen Car
• NBA Fan Shares Virtual Fan Experience Cheering 'Orlando Bubble' From Home In Marin
• Glass Fire Burns More Than 36,200 Acres; Gov. Newsom Declares State Of Emergency For Napa, Sonoma Counties
• Wildfires Prompt Gov. Newsom To Declare State Of Emergency In Napa, Sonoma, Shasta Counties
• Officer Pistol-Whipped In Attack At LAPD Harbor Station, Suspect Held On $2.2M Bail
• Sales For Orange County Based 'Electric Bike Company' On The Rise During Pandemic
• Denver Property Owners Want Action From City As Homeless Camps Move Onto Their Property
• Animal Rights Activists Hold 48-Hour Vigil Outside Vernon Slaughterhouse
• Hotshot Firefighter Who Disappeared After Batting El Dorado Fire Still Missing Monday
• Man Suspected Of Severely Biting Someone During Fight Over Parking In Escalon
• Community Rebuilds Fence For Turlock Family Who Was Targeted With Hate Crime And Escaped Fire
• Lawsuit Challenges LA County Health Order Keeping Malls Closed
• Folsom Businesses Demanding Change In COVID-19 Restrictions
• Motorcyclist Dies In Crash In Rural Sonoma County
• Teen Becomes Oakland's 3rd Homicide Victim In 4 Days
• Oakland Among Several U.S. Cities To Create COVID-19 Resiliency Funds To Help Black Businesses
• Glass Fire Update: Wine Country's Luxury Castello di Amorosa, Meadowood Resort, Chateau Boswell Damaged, Destroyed
• Glass Fire Update: More Than 36,000 Acres Burned, 113 Structures Destroyed; Mandatory Evacuation For Entire City Of Calistoga
• Student Sexually Abused By School Aide Sues Santa Ana Unified
• Wisconsin Voter Purge Case Heads To State Supreme Court
• Twins Tout Home-Field Advantage Against Astros, Even With Cardboard Fans
• Debate Prep Is In Full Swing For Trump And Biden
• Chicago Weather: Cool Trend Ahead
• Antioch Man Thomas Ruscigno Accused Of Shooting At Victim In Rio Vista
• 'You Feel At Risk': More Cars Being Stolen In Denver Metro Area
• Grocery Stores Prepare For Potential Second Coronavirus Wave
• Bar Owner Says Eased Pandemic Rules Coming Thursday In Chicago Will Mean Everything For Business
• All Eyes On Aces Cole, Bieber As Yankees, Indians Open First Round Of Playoffs
• National Coffee Day: Where To Find A Free Cup And Other Deals On Tuesday
• Pittsburgh Family Devastated After 5-Month-Old Puppy Mauled To Death At Daycare
• 'They Just Beat Us': Despite Early Lead, Ravens Fall 34-20 To Defending Super Bowl Champion Chiefs
• Leominster Mayor Declares Public Health Crisis To Get Kids Back In Classroom
• Cam Newton Doesn't Have His Children In Massachusetts: 'This Is A Business Trip For Me'
• Lamar Jackson Calls Chiefs The Ravens' 'Kryptonite,' Says Patrick Mahomes Was 'Outstanding' In MNF Matchup
• Streets And Sanitation Supervisor Under Investigation After Racist Text Message To Garbage Truck Driver
• Ravens Rookie's 93-Yard Touchdown During Chiefs Game Was The First Kickoff Return Touchdown Of NFL Season
• Shaw 54th Bronze Memorial Sees New Life As Renovation Enters Final Stage
• Lawsuit Coming In Hopes Of Getting Illinois Student Athletes Back On Field; Some Parents Hope It May Pave Way For Reopening Of Schools
• Lone Tree Arts Center Closed Through Oct. 2 Due To Staff Furloughs
• Cancer Can't Sideline Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley Football Coach Steve Jipson: 'The Fight Is On'
• 'The Ravens Will Come Back Stronger': Fans Disappointed With Team's Loss To Chiefs
• Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing Opens In Southern Colorado
• Lane Closures Planned Along Santa Fe Drive For Safety Improvements
• Brooklyn, Queens Neighborhoods Approach Deadline To Lower COVID-19 Rates Or Face Restrictions
• Cyberattack Hits Universal Health Hospitals In Fremont, Sacramento, Across U.S.
• Homeless Advocates Blame Minneapolis' Continued Lack Of Affordable Housing For 'Wall of Forgotten Natives' Resurgence
• Fort Collins' Anheuser-Busch Donates Millions Of Canned Water Across The Country
• More Help On The Way From North Texas To Fight California Wildfires
• 'Like A Dam Had Been Unleashed': Fort Lauderdale Mayor Concerned About Packed Bars After State Lifts COVID Restrictions
• Fire Consumes Two-Story Home In South LA, Elderly Woman Dies
• Fort Lauderdale Police Release Bodycam Video, Confiscate 10 Guns From Former Trump Campaign Manager Brad Parscale's Home After Suicide Threat
• New California Law Prompted By Crash That Killed Kobe Bryant
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 477 New Cases Reported As ICUs Are Down
• Woman 'Livid' After Receiving Garbled And Unhelpful Callback Message, Yawn From IDES Employee
• California Law Prioritizes People Over Corporate Home-Buyers
• Uber Driver Found Not Guilty Of Holding Women Against Their Will In Car
• UM Miller School Of Medicine Entering Phase 3 Of COVID Vaccine Clinical Trials
• Bubble Hockey Champions: Tampa Bay Lightning Beats Dallas To Win Stanley Cup
• Garland ISD Launches 'Ask A Doctor' Weekly Webinar For Parents, Students During Pandemic
• Denver 1st Graders & Families Prepare For In-Person Learning
• Shutout Means Lights Out For Stars As Tampa Bay Wins Stanley Cup In 6 Games
• Do Presidential Debates Persuade Voters?
• Police Investigating Man Shot At Erebus Haunted House
• Mid-American Football Conference Announces November 4 Return
• Trump SCOUTUS Nominee: Amy Coney Barrett To Meet With Senators Tuesday
• Venues Prepare To Reopen With Restrictions Lifting
• AT&T Waives Overage Charges Through End Of Year Due To Pandemic
• Neighbors Speak Out After Detroit Strip Club Shooting
• Twitter Adds Retweet Warning For Articles You Haven't Read Before Retweeting
• Zogg Fire Update: Three Fatalities Confirmed As Shasta County Wildfire Grows To Over 31,000 Acres
• Riverside County Surpasses 1,200 COVID-19 Deaths, San Bernardino Adds 813 Cases Over Weekend
• 21-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times In Head, Killed In Belmont, Philly Police Say
• St. Paul Police: Suspect Fired At Officer On City's East Side
• FBI Warns Voters About Foreign Interference Ahead Of Election Day
• Fire Crews Battling Flareups To Save Homes In Hills East Of Santa Rosa
• Baltimore Polytechnic Institute Student Says School Needs To Do More To Help Students Process Breonna Taylor's Death
• Cyberattack Hobbles Operations Of King Of Prussia-Based Hospital Chain
• Police Investigating Attempted Rape In Boston Public Garden
• Glass Fire Update: Family In St. Helena Suffers Generational Loss To Devastating Napa Valley Blaze
• Biden Backers Say Health Care 'Is On The Ballot'
• Dallas ISD Elementary School Teacher Looks To Shine In Familiar Classroom, Her Mom's
• 911 Service Restored After Nationwide Outage
• Mattel Unveils Yara Shahidi 'Vote' Barbie Ahead Of 2020 Election
• 'I'm Obsessed': Fans Take Notice Of John Harbaugh's Neck Gaiters
• Senator Bob Casey Says He Has No Plans To Meet With Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett
• Some Pollock Pines Businesses Say Generators Prepared Them To Stay Open During Power Shutoff
• Coronavirus Has Killed More Than 1 Million People Worldwide (CBS News)
• 'Unacceptable' | Bottles & Bricks Thrown At Officers In Ocean City As H20i Crowds Became Disruptive, Mayor Says
• Newsom Signs Bill Prompted By Kobe Bryant Crash Photos Scandal Into Law
• Citing Rolling Blackouts, EPA Chief Ridicules Newsom's Plan To Ban Sale Of Gas-Powered Cars By 2035
• Smoky Skies Again Blanket Bay Area From Glass, Boysen, Shady Fires; Spare The Air Alert Through Friday
• Coronavirus Has Killed More Than 1 Million People Worldwide
• Ravens Sign S Jordan Richards To Roster After Tavon Young Suffers Season-Ending Injury
• Lower Merion Schools Begin Phased Reopening Tuesday With In-Person Classes For Kindergarten Students
• Travis Leonard, 23, Charged With Killing Acquaintance He Claims Broke Into His Mpls. Home
• Ohio Lawmaker Demands Criminal Charges Be Filed Against Governor Mike DeWine Over Coronavirus Health Orders
• LA Man Sentenced To 25 Years To Life For Killing Transgender Woman
• Newsom Signs 15 Housing Bills, Including Measure Inspired By 'Moms 4 Housing' Activists
• Augsburg Assistant Hockey Coach Mark Wick's Push For Suicide Awareness Is Personal
• Baltimore Leaders Expected To Announce Winter Outdoor Dining Plan This Week
• 'We Are Asking For Your Help': Vroman's Bookstore In Pasadena In Danger Of Going Out Of Business After 126 Years
• Early Demand For The Flu Shot Causing Sporadic Shortages At Some Denver Pharmacies
• Texas Sheriff Indicted For Tampering With Evidence In Death Of Man In Custody
• Black, Hispanic Children Could Face Greater COVID Risks
• Orange County Will Not Move Into Orange Tier By Tuesday As Officials Previously Hoped For
• Three Dead In Fast-Growing Zogg Fire In Shasta County
• Brush Fire Burns Along Highway 101 In Novato
• Pittsburgh Researchers Design Computer Software That Detects Osteoarthritis Before Symptoms Develop
• Second Correctional Officer At Baltimore's Central Booking Dies Due To COVID-19, State Says
• Federal Appeals Court Blocks Ruling On Straight-Ticket Voting In Texas
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Debate prep is in full swing for Trump and Biden
• California To Use Market Power In Bid To Lower Prescription Drug Costs
• Illinois To Receive $8 Million For Distribution Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Judge Blocks Rehiring Of Caren Mandoyan, LASD Deputy Fired Over Domestic Violence Allegations
• Health Experts Say Bonfires Cause Issues For People With Chronic Upper Respiratory Conditions
• Containment Drops To 62% For Bobcat Fire, Full Containment Expected In Late October
• US Official: 2020 Census To End Oct. 5 Despite Court Order
• Former Dodgers Outfielder, Two-Time World Series Champ Jay Johnstone Dies Of COVID-19 Complications
• Some Glass Fire Evacuees Return To Assess Damage After Flames Destroy Homes
• As Trump Announces Rapid COVID Testing, MDH Reiterates Masks, Social Distancing Keys For Normalcy's Return
• About 30 Percent Of Pa. Businesses Don't Expect A Return To Normalcy, PNC Survey Says
• LAUSD Chief: COVID-19 Numbers Must Come Down Before Schools Reopen
• AT&T Working To Replace Dangerous, Leaning Power Pole After City Said It Would Be Secured
• Baby Yoda Arrives In Colorado To Help Crews Fighting Wildfires!
• CBS News: 7 Takeaways From New York Times Report On President Trump's Tax Returns
• Hempstead School District Blames State, Federal Governments For Students Left Without Remote Learning Devices
• Mask Mandate Ignored By Many At SMU Football Game Saturday
• Judge In Apple 'Fortnite' Case Slams Tactics By Epic Games, Hints At July Trial Date
• North Texas Man To Donate Kidney To Stranger In Mississippi: 'I'm Honored'
• Gov. Pritzker Has Vowed To Make Changes At DCFS, But Multiple Children Whose Families Were Investigated Have Still Been Killed
• Monday Night Football Rewind: See Photos From Broncos 16-14 Loss To Titans On Sept. 14, 2020
• Citrus Heights Police Continue To Search For Man Accused Of Starting Grass Fire Outside Preschool After Being Denied Soda
• 'You Promised To Keep Us Safe': Community Member Calls On Minneapolis City Leaders To Respond To Uptick In Violence
• Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Sedated Patient In Norwalk Hospital Emergency Room
• Anti-Racism Protest Organizer Arrested On Attempted Murder After Driving Car Into Trump Counter-Protesters
• Rep. Angie Craig Sues To Keep 2nd Congressional District Race On November Ballot After Candidate's Death
• LA County Set To Approve $36.7B Budget, Avoiding Layoffs
• French Bulldogs Discovered In Warehouse Will Stay In Chicago Pending Hearing
• Jose Rodriguez Charged After Son Dies In Shooting At House With No Adults Home
• 'Scheme To Defraud' Lawsuit Could Delay Frisco's $2B Wade Park Development Even Further
• Survey Says Many Parents Plan To Skip Flu Shots For Children This Year, Going Against Health Experts' Recommendations
• Furry Tails: Working Dogs Sniffing Out COVID-19 In New 'Pilot' Programs
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• Coon Rapids Senior Center's Parking Lot Bingo Provides Residents With COVID Safe Outing
• Local Politicians Go Topless To Get People Talking About 'Naked Ballots'
• Shady Fire Update: Deputies Rescue Trapped Residents; Massive Ember Cloud Ignites Oakmont Home Fires As Thousands Flee
• Abbott Laboratories To Ship More Than 100 Million Rapid Tests Across U.S.
• Experts Hope COVID Vaccine For Children Will Be Available By Start Of 2021-22 School Year
• Donations To GoFundMe For 3 Thornton Children Growing
• Lawmakers Unveil Legislation To Protect Federal Judges, Months After Gunman Shot And Killed Judge Esther Salas's Son In New Jersey
• Commerce Secretary: Census Count Ending October 5 Despite San Jose Judge's Ruling
• 'You Don't Go There': Don't Expect Eagles To Bench Carson Wentz
• Student Athletes Could Miss Scholarship Opportunities Due To COVID-19
• Schools: The New Normal | City Residents Migrating To East End Of Long Island In Search Of In-Person Learning
• Halloween 2020: How To Celebrate Safely In A Scary Year
• Murder Trial Begins Against Dreion Dearing
• Doc Rivers Out As Clippers Head Coach Following 'Disappointing Ending' To Season
• Miami Dade College Students Enrolled In Blended Learning Return To Classroom
• Baby Giraffe Born At Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Monday Morning Is A Girl!
• Flaming Garbage Truck Blocks Lanes Of Highway 4 In Antioch
• Chester County Sheriff's Office Introduces 2 New K-9 Officers In Training
• Man Wounded In Bronx Car Dealership Shooting Relieved His Young Sons Were Not Injured: 'I Thank The Man Upstairs'
• Newsom Cites Troubling COVID Trend, Warns Of Second Wave If People Don't Remain Vigilant
• West Virginia University To Welcome Football Fans Back To Milan Puskar Stadium In October
• San Bruno Police Seek Driver In Deadly Hit-And-Run On El Camino Real
• Dallas Yom Kippur Observance Moves Outside During Coronavirus Pandemic
• District Attorney Charges Joseph Van Eck In Connection To String Of Sexual Assaults
• Water World Announces Two New Attractions For 2021
• 'This Could Be A Game Changer': New Jersey Secures More Than 2 Million Rapid COVID-19 Tests
• Crews Fought 8 Separate Grass Fires Near High Line Canal In Aurora Monday Afternoon
• Motorcyclist Who Robbed 3 Banks In One Day Added To Mass. Most Wanted List
• Offensive Line Will Be The Key To A Ravens Win Monday Night Against The Chiefs
• 'My New Norm For A While': Woman Who Quit Job To Be Stay-At-Home Mom Says No Regrets
• New York Extends Ban On Evictions Until 2021, Gov. Cuomo Announces
• Woman Faces Kidnapping, Burglary Charges After Joe Montana's Grandbaby Nearly Taken From Malibu Home
• Man Just Released From Jail Allegedly Leads Police On Chase Through 3 States
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Easing COVID Restrictions On Bars, Restaurants, Fitness Centers, Personal Services
• Some Restaurants Face Challenges Finding Supplies Needed To Open Bars
• Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins Says Coronavirus Numbers Remain Flat 'But Our Progress Has Stopped'
• Community Members Band Together To Help Business Owners Impacted By Devastating Floral Park Fire
• Pennsylvania Outdoor Corps Members Take Part In Tree-Planting Project At Benjamin Rush State Park
• Tastewise Kids Is Reinventing Itself During The COVID-19 Pandemic To Teach Families About Food, Nutrition
• CBS4 Breaks Down The Claims In An Attack Ad Against John Hickenlooper
• Scialo Bros. Bakery In Providence Closes After 104 Years
• Woman charged with sending ricin to White House pleads not guilty
• Chester Using Justice Department-Designed Initiative To Fight Out-Of-Control Gun Violence
• Long Wait Times For Some, Nothing But A Good Time For Others At Drive-Thru State Fair Of Texas 
• Principals' Union Votes 'No Confidence' In Mayor De Blasio's Reopening Of New York City Schools
• Coroner: Patricia Roe Killed In Home Explosion In Gypsum
• Less Than 9 Percent Of Baltimore City Police Officers Respond To Ethics, Misconduct Survey
• 'Honorable Man': Former Pennsylvania Republican Governor Tom Ridge Endorses Joe Biden For President
• Cooler Weather Gives Cameron Peak Firefighters A Small Upper Hand
• Lucy The Elephant Reopens To Public Monday After Serving As Airbnb
• No Post-Labor Day Spike In COVID Cases Pushes LA County Closer To Reopening
• 2 Seriously Injured When Car Crashes Into Guardrail On I-30 In Arlington
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Patchy Fog And Drizzle Overnight, Scattered Showers Likely Tuesday
• Plano Police Investigate Viral Post Of Attempted Child Sex Trafficking
• 29 Minnesota Firefighters Nearing End Of Oregon Wildfire Mission
• Western Pennsylvania Long-Term Care Facilities Once Again Trying To Contain Coronavirus Outbreaks
• New Jersey Sees Uptick In Confirmed Coronavirus Cases, Communities Preparing For Possible 2nd Wave
• 2 Teens Hurt After Large Party South Of Modesto Ends In Shooting
• Traffic Backed Up After Car Crashes Into Utility Pole On Route 130 In Woodlynne
• Woman Found Stabbed To Death In Chicago River's North Branch Identified As Yesenia Vargas
• Newark Launches Investment Fund To Support Black- And Latino-Owned Businesses
• Bay Area Health Officials Warn Against Trick-Or-Treating, Halloween Parties Over COVID-19
• 'Quarantine The Candy:' Halloween Will Look Different During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Brett Hankison pleads not guilty to charges in Breonna Taylor case
• 'You Got To Beat The Best To Be The Best': Ravens Fans Expect Lamar Jackson And Team To Remain Undefeated
• Nasal Spray Lowered Coronavirus Levels In Animal Study, Researchers Say
• 101 Freeway To Partially Close Between Hollywood And Woodland Hills Through Friday
• ATV Driver Killed In Westchester Hit And Run
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 738 New Cases, Lowest Since June, Amid Low Test Count
• Florida's GOP Chairman, Incoming Speaker Fight Amendment 2 Which Would Boost Minimum Wage
• Police: Transgender Woman Killed In Broad Daylight Shooting In West Philadelphia
• Fairgrounds Testing Moving To Joseph Walker Williams Center Due To Cooler Temps
• Some Evacuations Lifted As Mullen Fire Grows Slightly
• 'It Is A Simple Thing To Do': Gov. Newsom Gets Flu Shot During Middle Of Press Conference
• VIDEO: Hiker Hurt After Long Fall Near Lake Clementine Dam Rescued By CHP Helicopter
• State Police Seek Hit-And-Run Driver In Fatal Crash Along I-95 In Howard County
• Sheriff charged for destroying video of Black man's fatal arrest
• Philadelphia Housing Authority Says Homeless Encampments' Premature Victory Announcement 'Puts Any Deal In Serious Jeopardy'
• CBS4 Photojournalist Rafael Murciano Puts Unmistakably Imprint On Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
• CDC Offers Thanksgiving Guidelines, Calls Travel And Big Gatherings 'High Risk' Activities That Can Spread Coronavirus
• Saint Joseph's University Creates Outdoor Learning Space To Help Keep Students Safe During Pandemic
• Heard In Detroit: Stevie Soul, Billy Brandt, & More!
• No Indictments Issued Against Security Officer In West Freeway Church Of Christ Shooting 
• Washington Township High School Begins Hybrid Learning Following Week Delay Due To Concerns Over Social Gathering
• PG&E Issues Weather 'All Clear' For Most PSPS Locations; Power Restoration Begins
• 7 members of K-Pop band BTS now millionaires in label IPO
• Greensburg Police Mourn Death Of Detective Sgt. John Swank
• Police Identify Woman Struck, Killed In Cheltenham Township Hit-And-Run As Search For Driver Continues
• David Wright Re-Sentenced To 30 Years For Plot To Behead Blogger Pamela Geller
• Suspect Running From Dallas County Deputy Struck And Killed By 18-Wheeler On I-30 Service Road
• Middleboro Voters React To Report On Trump's Taxes
• Arapahoe Basin Begins Making Snow
• Broncos Weighing Options In Naming QB For Thursday's Game Against Jets
• Ke'Bryan Hayes' Sparkling Arrival Gives Pittsburgh Pirates Something To Build On Heading Into 2021
• Quincy Reservoir Closed For 2 Weeks To Prevent Blue Green Algae
• Murphy Signs Law Exempting Combat Pay From New Jersey Income Tax
• Rhode Island Coronavirus Restrictions Extended For Another Month
• Conservatives Ask For Immediate Halt To Wisconsin Mask Order, Saying Executive Branch Powers Must Be 'Reined In'
• Massachusetts Reports 367 Coronavirus Cases, 11 Additional Deaths
• Aleshia Ocasio On Athletes Unlimited Softball: 'I Feel An Obligation To Play & Use My Voice To Fight Social Injustice'
• Boston Shuts Down Salt Bae's Restaurant For Violating Coronavirus Safety Guidelines
• Trump-Biden race to dictate fate of U.S. immigration for generations
• Belichick: Pats-Chiefs 'Not Quite A Division Game, But It's Pretty Close'
• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez rips Trump over his tax returns
• Rangers Look To Rebuild After Finishing 2020 With Worst Record In American League
• Report: Pittsburgh Steelers FB Derek Watt Expected To Miss Several Weeks With Injury
• Dodgers To Open Playoffs Against Brewers Wednesday At Dodger Stadium
• Pelosi Tells Democrats That House Could Be Forced To Decide Presidential Election
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 133 More Coronavirus Cases Over Last 48 Hours
• Pittsburgh Steelers To Have Call With Pennsylvania Department Of Health About Fans
• House Fire In Como Neighborhood Of Fort Worth Leaves At 1 Dead
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Says 'Dreadhead Cowboy' Was 'Absolutely Wrong' To Ride Horse Onto Dan Ryan; 'He Almost Killed That Horse'
• Road Closure: Crews Replacing 14th Avenue Bridge In Denver
• South Florida 15-Year-Old Accused Of Posting Video Which Threatened School Shooting
• Middleton Jail Suspends Visits And Courthouse Appearances Due To Coronavirus Outbreak
• Plastic Bag Fee Goes Into Effect For Howard County Thursday
• Atlantic City Police Investigating After Man Falls To Death Inside Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
• Comic Con Books Entire Los Angeles Convention Center For Limited Capacity, In-Person Convention
• Famed Napa Valley Winery Destroyed As Glass Fire Explodes In Size
• Denver Weather: New Week But Same Old Story With Wildfire Smoke
• Winston Hughes Charged In Two Maryland Shootings Arrested In North Carolina
• 'Undead Bandit' Headed To Prison For 14 Years After Robbing Nearly A Dozen North Texas Banks
• AG Nessel To Probe Group Seeking To Repeal Gov. Whitmer's Powers
• Citadel Outlets Dresses Up For Halloween With Giant Steel Pumpkin Called 'Big Jack'
• Cranford, N.J. Man Arrested After 2 Found Shot Inside Car On Route 1 In Linden
• iHeartRadio Music Festival Night 2 2020
• Jurrell Casey Of Denver Broncos Tears Biceps, Will Miss Rest Of The Season
• Adam Rippon 2 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Brad Sherwood 4 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Police: 17-Year-Old Critical After Being Shot In The Head
• Chapter 10: Forgiveness - Tell Me A Story
• The Last War - The 100
• Navy Veterans Exposed To Asbestos Decades Ago May Receive Compensation
• Magic Is Bad For Your Health - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Witches of Salem - Mysteries Decoded
• Federal Judge In Pa. Orders Stop To Postal Service Cuts
• The Placebo Effect - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Xcel's Cheyenne Ridge Wind Farm Completed Ahead Of Schedule
• Authentic Set As 9-5 Favorite At Masked Preakness Draw
• Window Panes, Ring Crushers, and the Magic Earthworm - Masters of Illusion
• It's Not Oktoberfest, But Breckenridge Restaurants Partner With Town For oktober-FEAST
• Insane Twists on the Classics - Masters of Illusion
• Episode 104 - World's Funniest Animals
• CDC Releases Thanksgiving Guidelines, Recommends People To Stay Home This Holiday
• Pittsburgh Steeler Alejandro Villanueva Says Helmet Decision Was 'Exclusively' For Sgt. First Class Alwyn Cashe
• Family, Friends Remember Factor's Famous Deli Founder Lili Markowitz
• Episode 102 - World's Funniest Animals
• Civil Rights Lawsuit Alleges Roseville Elementary School Teacher Assaulted, Segregated Black Students
• President Trump Returns To Florida This Week
• Information On Animal Evacuations From Glass, Shady, Boysen Fires In Napa, Sonoma Counties
• A's Announce Oakland Coliseum To Become Polling Site For November Election
• Dallas County Medical Examiner ID's Triple Homicide Victims Slain At Super 7 Inn
• Can Excessive Screen Time Due To Distance Learning Hurt Your Child's Eyes?
• Artists Look To Unite West Denver Community Through Street Artwork
• Orioles Show Progress In Second Year Of Rebuild Under Elias
• Family of handcuffed man shot dead by cop awarded $20 million
• Safety Concerns Prompt Change To Boulder Health Order Banning Gatherings For Young Adults
• Police Arrest Suspect Accused Of Stealing, Crashing Cruiser In Montgomery County
• MN Court Of Appeals: Separate Locker Room Violated Transgender Boy's Right
• 'Very Difficult Time': Minn. Orchestra Ratifies Musicians' Contract Extension, Includes COVID-19 Compensation Reduction
• Boy's death led to detection of brain-eating amoeba in water
• Bay Area Temps Soar, Red Flag Warning Remains In Effect As Glass, Shady, Boysen Fires Rage
• Phoenix and Mara welcome baby boy, River
• Baltimore Man Arrested After Caught In Middle Of Drug Transaction In Glen Burnie, Police Say
• Amazon announces dates for delayed Prime Day sales
• 'Pronounced Increase In Mail Delays': Federal Judge In Philadelphia Orders Halt To Recent US Postal Service Cuts
• Brad Parscale hospitalized after threatening self-harm, police say
• Washington Monument to reopen to public October 1
• Homicide Victim Who Was Dropped Off At Oakdale Hospital Identified As Katrina Allen, 38
• 2 Notices Of Violation, 6 Warnings Given To Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Not Following Coronavirus Orders
• Gov. Murphy Signs Law Exempting Military Combat Pay From New Jersey Income Tax
• Legoland Discovery Center Boston To Reopen With Coronavirus Precautions
• CDC recommends virtual Thanksgivings
• Trump gives update on coronavirus testing strategy
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,709 New COVID Cases; 13 Additional Deaths
• $20M Settlement Reached In Police Killing Of Handcuffed Man In Prince George's County
• Woman Found Dead After Johnstown Duplex Fire
• Jeff Deardorff Dies While Climbing Crestone Peak In Sangre De Cristo Mountains
• Marlins Head To Postseason For First Time Since 2003 World Series Title
• Entire Town Of Paradise Once Again Under Evacuation Warning Due To Wildfire
• Expanded Patios Along Longmont's Main Street To Be Brought Down
• 2 More Suspects Wanted In Venice Beach Sports Bar Shooting
• Capital Murder Suspect In Fordham Road Shooting, Embray Harrison Taylor Arrested In Houston
• Trump To Make Campaign Stops In La Crosse, Green Bay Saturday
• North Minneapolis Homeowner Arrested After Investigators Say Man Shot Was An Acquaintance
• Omar Briceno-Quijano, Fugitive Wanted In Colorado Drug Ring, Captured In Mexico
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 1,594 New Coronavirus Cases Over Last 48 Hours, 7 More Deaths
• Tuesday Is National Coffee Day, And Companies Are Offering Discounts, Deals And Free Drinks
• Lions Beat Cardinals 26-23, Snap 11-Game Losing Streak
• 77-Year-Old Fends Off Attacker, Now Charged With Attempted Homicide
• Police: Phone Sex Call Leads To Child Sex Abuse Charges Against Brackenridge Man
• Grace Period Ending For Expired Michigan Driver's Licenses
• Judge Orders Trump Administration To Halt USPS Cuts Ahead Of 2020 Election
• Gateway School District Students To Begin Week Of Remote Learning Following Positive Coronavirus Cases At Middle, High School
• SEE IT: Chadwick Boseman Mural Unveiled In Brooklyn
• Michigan Small Businesses Turn Shipping Containers Into Storefronts
• Police: Man Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver In Harlem
• COVID Aftermath: North Texas Business Still Has 200,000 Pounds Of Nuts Intended For Airlines
• New Ford Pre-Assembly Plant Anchors Commerce Park Chicago Development On Southeast Side
• Pickup Accelerates Out Of Oakdale Church Parking Lot, Strikes And Kills 69-Year-Old Man
• High School Students, Parents Plan Lawsuit Against IHSA To Force Return To Fall Sports
• San Mateo County Providing Free COVID-19 Testing In Daly City Through Wednesday
• Kelly Jenrette On CBS's 'Manhunt: Deadly Games': 'It's A Wonderful Opportunity To Revisit The Past'
• Researchers In Westmoreland County Catch Rare Part-Female, Part-Male Bird
• Man Shot, Wounded In El Monte Mobile Home Park
• Heat Fans Stoked As Team Heads To NBA Finals Against Lakers
• Police Release Surveillance Video Of 3 Suspects Wanted For Firing At Least 30 Shots, Injuring 3 Men In Nicetown Shooting
• Joe Biden Endorses Sen. Tina Smith For Re-Election
• Road Rage Crash: Deputies Looking For Driver Who Forced Car Off Road
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Another 900+ New COVID-19 Cases, 7 More Deaths
• Greater Boston Walk To End Alzheimer's Underway
• Female Victim Fatally Stabbed In Concord Over Weekend, Suspect In Custody
• 28-Year-Old Charged With Intoxication Assault After Accident With Tuber On Lake Granbury, Search For Victim Continues
• Video in Breonna Taylor case may show police policy violation
• 'Definitely Going To Call Him Sleepy Joe': Sports Betting Companies Offering Free-To-Play Contests For Presidential Debate
• New Florida Laws On License Plates, Veterans, Shark Fins Hitting The Books This Week
• LAPD Seeking Witness After Making Arrest In Chinatown Hit-And-Run That Left 70-Year-Old Woman Severely Injured
• Tewksbury Police Officer Frees Skunk With Head Stuck In Container
• SoCal Braces For Heat Wave, Winds As Red Flag Warning Takes Effect
• Uber can operate in London again after latest court ruling
• Detroit Police Investigating 2 Deadly Motorcycle Crashes
• Patriots-Broncos Week 5 Matchup Flexed To 4:25 Start
• Police: Pennsylvania Man Upset At Text From Mother Repeatedly Stabs Her
• 'Very Rare' Deadly Shooting On St. Paul's Grand Avenue Shocks Neighborhood
• 1 In 3 Parents Won't Get Flu Shots For Their Child During COVID-19, Study Finds
• Parents Plan 'Zoom Out' Student Protest Over Continuing COVID-19 School Closures
• Man Wanted For Alleged Attempted Robbery, Assault Outside Store In Glen Burnie
• Some Colorado Doctors Unsure Of Bad Air Quality's Long-Term Impact On Health
• Under-Fire NFL Quarterbacks: Rough Sunday For Cousins, Trubisky, Haskins, Wentz
• Maryland Extends Deadline To Apply For 2020 Homeowners', Renters' Property Tax Credits
• Pelosi warns House could be forced to decide presidential election
• As virus cases rise, S.D. governor says: "More hunting, less COVID"
• The Cam Newton-Josh McDaniels Pairing Is Working And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Survey: 1 In 3 Parents Won't Get Flu Shots For Their Children
• 65,000 PG&E Customers Across 16 Counties Hit By Power Shutoffs
• Salem State Wants Students Who Went To Large Party To Get Coronavirus Tests
• Melissa Benoist Secretly Welcomes Baby Boy
• Texas Among 21 States Reporting Increased COVID-19 Cases As Experts Warn Of A Fall Surge
• Biden and Trump in tight race in a changing North Carolina
• Giant 'Patriot' Pumpkin Weighing 1,776 Lbs Coming To Maryland Farm
• NH White Nationalist Christopher Cantwell Found Guilty Of Rape Threat
• Maine Health Officials Worried About Recent Coronavirus Surge 'Coalescing Into One Big Fire'
• Female coaches and referee just made NFL history
• Meijer Earns EPA GreenChill Award For Lowering Its Refrigerant Emissions
• Big Changes Happening On DART Bus & Rail Lines As North Texas Reopening Continues
• Nuggets Return Home To Denver After Nearly 3 Months In NBA Bubble Following Series Loss To Lakers
• Southwest Airlines Provides Free Charter Flights For Texas Firefighters Combating California Wildfires
• Detroit Man Arrested After Shooting 4-Year-Old Girl, 22-Year-Old
• Military suicides up as much as 20% during pandemic
• Of Course Cam Newton Has A Nickname For Bill Belichick, And It's Fantastic
• Previously Missing 75-Year-Old Man Found Safe
• Breaking COVID-19 News Minute: Could Taste Predict How Sick You Get From COVID-19?
• Car Slams Into Norwalk Medical Building, Leaves Hole
• Poll Finds 1 In 3 Parents Won't Get Children Vaccinated For The Flu This Year
• Police Search For Driver After Pedestrian Struck And Killed On Shoulder Of LIE
• Broncos Fans Describe New Gameday Experience As 'Surreal,' But Worth It
• PTL Links: September 28, 2020
• Study: 1 In 3 Parents Won't Get Flu Shots For Their Child During COVID-19
• Massachusetts Among Safest States To Reopen Schools, Report Finds
• Shooting Outside Of Detroit Strip Club Leaves 6 Injured
• Lawyer Says Cop Shot Jacob Blake After Hearing A Mother's Desperate Plea: 'He's Got My Kid. He's Got My Keys'
• What We Think We Learned About Celtics Throughout 2019-20 Season
• Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson endorses Joe Biden and Kamala Harris
• Man In Critical Condition After Found Shot In Car In Central Baltimore Overnight
• How Trump and Biden are preparing for their first debate
• Judge halts Tiktok ban hours before it was set to go into effect
• Couple Watches Smoke Plume, Hopes For The Best As Cameron Peak Fire Grows Substantially
• Fontana, Przybylko Help Union Beat Inter Miami 3-0
• City Schools Meal Site At Waverly Elementary Closed Monday
• Keller @ Large: Trump Tax Returns A Reminder Of How Sketchy President Is
• Miami Weather: Party To Mostly Sunny Start, Scattered Afternoon Storms
• Colorado Not Part Of Areas In U.S. Where Northern Lights Might Be Visible On Sept. 28
• Florida Police Break Up Huge College Parties As COVID Cases Spread
• 'We Deserve To Be Here', Heat's Goran Dragic On Advancing To NBA Finals
• Man gets year in jail for holding large parties during pandemic
• Ford Giving Away Free Medical-Grade Masks On Monday
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/28 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Momo Returns Home: Dog Stolen With Van In East Sacramento Finds Way Back Home
• At Least 100 Arrested In Ocean City After Pop-Up Car Rally Turns 'Destructive' Saturday
• 1 Dead, 1 Hospitalized In Stockton Shooting; Marijuana Grow Discovered At House
• Home Under Renovation Catches Fire Overnight In Denver
• Tom Brady Watch: QB Looks Fantastic, Buccaneers Take Over First Place In NFC South
• 'The Holistic Guide To Decluttering: Organize And Transform Your Space, Time And Mind'
• North Miami Beach Teacher Nancy Penchev Gets Creative With Tech To Keep Her Students Engaged
• World's smallest Rubik's Cube on sale, with a puzzling price tag
• Struggling Broncos Bench QB Jeff Driskel, Fall To Buccaneers 28-10
• Cameron Britton On Playing Richard Jewell In Manhunt Deadly Games: 'Hopefully You're Reminded Of What A Hero Actually Is'
• At Least 51 People Shot, 9 Killed In Gun Violence In Chicago This Weekend
• 1 Killed, 3 Injured In Stabbing Attack At West Virginia Home
• American faces prison over bad review of resort in Thailand
• Glass Fire Destroys Homes In NorCal Wine Country, Thousands Flee
• 15-Year-Old Girl Who Spent Her Life In U.S. Facing Deportation After Arrest At Texas Hospital
• It Happens Here: Concord's Thoreau Farm Hopes To Inspire Writers Of The Future
• Mayor De Blasio To Sign Coronavirus Protections For Business Owners, Hotel Workers
• Jewish Community Gathers For Outdoor Yom Kippur Observances
• Bryce Harper Sends Message To Phillies' Front Office: 'J.T. Realmuto Needs To Be Our Catcher Next Year'
• One Person Hospitalized In North Miami Shooting
• Firefighters Make Surprise Discovery Battling Brooklyn Blaze: Bundles Of Cash Hidden In Ceiling
• 'Her Boyfriend Did Shoot At The Cops': Charles Barkley Faces Backlash After Comments On Breonna Taylor Case
• 'Red Sunday': Marchers Take To Minneapolis Streets to Demand Justice For Breonna Taylor
• Pittsburgh Weather: Much Needed Chances Rain On The Way
• Working For Chicago: Amazon Hiring Hundreds Of Workers For Chicago Area Delivery Centers
• Gottlieb warns of "very dangerous season" ahead as virus cases rise
• Chicago Weather: Cool And Rainy Monday
• After COVID-19 Delay, Amazon Sets Prime Day Sale For October 13 And 14
• "Alarming" COVID hot spots in NYC amid battle over reopening schools
• Australia begins disposal of over 350 dead whales after mass stranding
• Trump disputes report that he paid $750 in taxes while in office
• Evacuations and power cuts as wildfires char California's wine county
• Joe Montana thwarts alleged kidnapping of 9-month-old grandchild
• Mail-In Voting Underway In Allegheny County, Dropboxes And Early Voting Available As Additional Options
• Crash Closes Southbound Highway 252 Just North Of I-694 Interchange
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Expect Humidity, Some Precipitation On Monday
• Glass Fire Update: Residents Flee Area Around St. Helena; New Boysen, Shady Fires Force Evacuations Near Santa Rosa; Wall Of Flames Jumps Silverado Trail
• Amazon Prime Day To Kick Off Holiday Shopping In October
• One Person Airlifted To Pittsburgh Hospital Following Shooting In Beaver County
• Missing 1-Month-Old James Brown Found Safe, Philadelphia Police Confirm
• Michael Fuoco Resigns As President Of Newspaper Guild Of Pittsburgh Following Misconduct Allegations
• U.S. Senators To Begin Vetting Process Of Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett
• Level Green Elementary School Staff Member Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• 'I'm Truly Blessed'; Rochester Inn Reopens Months After SUV Crashed Through Front Of Restaurant
• National Guard Members Arrive At Westmoreland Manor
• Texas governor issues disaster declaration over brain-eating amoeba
• Game 6 Loss A Disappointing End To A Once-Promising Celtics Season

Videos from September 28, 2020

• "The FBI Declassified”: New series features women and men of the FBI investigating the biggest cases of their careers
• 9/28/20: Red and Blue
• Trump denies New York Times report on his tax returns; calls it "fake news"
• Trump 2016 campaign allegedly tried to deter Black voters, report says
• Brain-eating parasite found in Texas water kills 6-year-old boy
• Every State Has a Story: Supreme Court vacancy energizes North Carolina voters
• Coronavirus global death toll surpasses 1 million
• New bodycam video raises questions over police conduct in Breonna Taylor case
• Mass evacuations underway as wildfire erupts in California wine country
• Biden and Trump teams prepare for personal attacks in first presidential debate
• Trump reportedly avoided paying income tax for over a decade
• CBS Evening News, September 28, 2020
• Report on Trump's tax returns pulls attention away from his Supreme Court nominee
• CBS News mourns loss of transportation safety analyst Mark Rosenker
• 2020 election to dictate U.S. immigration policy for decades to come
• Trump and Joe Biden prepare for first presidential debate in Cleveland
• Texas county's email system hit by cyberattack, raising election concerns
• Presidential race tightening in Georgia and North Carolina
• 60 Seconds with Sir David Attenborough on literature, optimism and death
• George W. Bush's first EPA chief on why she supports Joe Biden
• New memoir by late Representative Elijah Cummings released
• "Art of the Deal" ghostwriter on the New York Times' Trump tax investigation
• Coronavirus cases spike in 29 states as flu season approaches
• Trump denies New York Times report on his taxes ahead of first presidential debate
• Oakland's Red Bay Coffee champions diversity and "fourth wave" of coffee
• NFL Week 3: Several teams pull off fourth-quarter comebacks while others dominate opponents
• Trump and Biden to face off in person following New York Times report on president's taxes
• Coronavirus lockdown in Spain's capital affects about a million people
• What role could Trump's Supreme Court nominee play in upcoming cases if she's confirmed?
• Napa County brush fire rapidly grows and forces a hospital to evacuate
• Tax attorney breaks down New York Times report on Trump's tax returns
• Mariah Carey on overcoming personal struggles, being an encouraging mom and finding success
• Suburban Philly women on Trump, Biden, the pandemic and mail-in voting
• Memorable moments that dominate presidential debates are almost always unexpected
• Astronaut to vote from space in November election
• Swing state North Carolina makes for high stakes in presidential election
• Texas child dies from brain-eating amoeba, water testing underway
• New details in Breonna Taylor case: Ballistics report, bodycam video raise questions in shooting
• President Trump's SCOTUS nominee sparks partisan Senate fight
• Trump attacks New York Times report alleging he avoided paying taxes for years
• EHL – Pioneering in Hospitality Education
• Educating kids & teens for success in future
• Deadly cargo: solving the ballast water problem
• Where Digital Meets Physical