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• Sacramento, San Joaquin And Yolo Move Into Less Restrictive COVID-19 Risk Level, Limited Dining Indoors Allowed
• Helen Reddy, 'I Am Woman' Singer, Dies At Age 78
• Davis Police Responding To Calls About Illegal Leaf Blowing On Bad Air Quality Days
• Zogg Fire Update: Deadly Blaze In Shasta And Tehama Counties Grows To Over 50,000 Acres
• Family-Favorite Amusement Park Lollipop Park Closes Doors, Prepares For Auction
• CBS4 Investigation: Employees Of Mobile Home Community Post Favorable Online Reviews For Chance To Win $2,000
• 'Definitely Will Have An Impact': Denver Metro Area Student Enrollment Declines During COVID-19
• Former Denver Sheriff Patrick Firman Moving On
• 'Please Don't Let Me Die Back Here': Aurora Police Video Released Of Woman Cuffed, Hobbled In Back Of Patrol Car
• Denver Extends Restaurant, Bar Outdoor Expansion Until October 2021
• 17 More CSU Long Beach Students Test Positive For COVID-19 Following Pause On In-Person Instruction
• Firefighting Crews Arrive From Texas To Help Battle California Wildfires
• Child Injured In South Sacramento House Fire, Transported To Trauma Center
• LA Man Charged With Attempted Murder In LAPD Harbor Station Attack
• More Structures Damaged & Destroyed In Cameron Peak Fire
• LA County Supervisors Vote To Allow Schools To Apply For Reopening Waivers
• Military Transport Plane Makes Emergency Landing After Clipping Fighter Jet Midair
• Safe2Tell Tips Dropped 7% During 2019-2020 School Year, Report Finds
• Federal Judge Orders Adelanto ICE Processing Center Reduce Population In Response To COVID-19 Outbreak
• Vineyards Help Protect Wine Country During Glass Fire
• Disney To Lay Off 28,000 Employees In California, Florida
• DPS Kindergartners Return For In-Person Learning
• UPS Looking To Fill Thousands Of Positions Ahead Of Holiday Season
• Heber Gonzalez Accused Of Charging Denver Police Officer With Knife
• Parents Question Plan For In-Person Classes In Open Letter To Palo Alto School District
• Chicago Weather: Shower Chance For 2 Days
• Eagle Rock Mother Warns Community Against Woman Who Attacked Her Son, Threatened To Give Him COVID-19
• 'I Am Woman' Singer Helen Reddy Dies At 78 In Los Angeles
• First Presidential Debate Descends Into Chaos As Trump And Biden Exchange Attacks (CBS News)
• 'Extremely Dangerous': Cañon City Police Looking For Armed Fugitive
• Giolito, White Sox Beat A's 4-1 In Wild-Card Round Opener
• A Brief History Of The 'Homer Hanky'
• 7 Suspected Drug Dealers Indicted, Large Amount Of Fentanyl Seized In Baltimore
• House Divided: Watertown Neighbors Show Support For Trump, Biden
• Boston Woman Pleads Guilty In Crash That Killed 2 Children In Revere
• 'Schools Are Abandoning Our Children': Mass. Parents Plead For In-Person Learning
• Carroll County Schools Faces Teacher Shortage Amid Plans To Switch To Hybrid Learning
• California Tightens Rules On Use Of Highly Potent Rat Poisons Blamed For Killing Wildlife
• 'Keep Baltimore Out Of Your Mouth' | Council President Brandon Scott Fires Back After Trump Takes Aim At Baltimore During Debate
• Crews Working To Contain Small Fire In Eldorado National Forest
• Cubs Work Out At Wrigley Ahead Of Playoff Game 1 Against Marlins
• President Trump Takes Aim At Baltimore Again, Says Democratic-Run Cities Don't 'Want Law And Order'
• No Debate: Judge, Yankees Pound Bieber, Indians In Opener
• Pittsburgh-Area Voters React To 1st Presidential Debate Of 2020
• Three Missing Children, Mother Last Seen Saturday Found Safe, Baltimore Police Say
• Long Beach Woman Pleads Not Guilty To Attempted Murder After Allegedly Driving Into Counter-Protesters In Yorba Linda
• New York City's Daily Coronavirus Infection Rate Spikes Above 3% For 1st Time In Months
• Authentic, Several Other Horses Racing In Preakness, Arrive At BWI Airport
• Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez: 'We Will Continue To Wear Masks, Continue To Issue Citations'
• Insider Explains Why IDES Is Not Calling You Back
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/30 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• First Debate Descends Into Chaos As Trump And Biden Exchange Attacks
• First Debate Descends Into Chaos As Trump And Biden Exchange Attacks
• NFL's COVID Outbreak Has Minnesota High School Teams Staying Vigilant
• First Debate Descends Into Chaos As President Trump And Former Vice President Biden Exchange Attacks
• Amazon Prime Day Is Scheduled For Oct. 13-14
• COPA Releases Video Connected To Shooting Of Latrell Allen By CPD Officers In Englewood, Which Was Linked To Subsequent Looting Downtown
• CDC Thanksgiving Day Recommendations: Stay With Those You Live With, Avoid Travel
• Man Dies After Excavator Falls Into Ravine In Sutton
• Exclusive: Vice President Mike Pence Talks About Pennsylvania Battleground, Philadelphia Gun Violence
• Kroger Fulfillment Center In Wayne County Will Create 250 Jobs
• Detroit City Council Passes Facial Recognition Contract For DPD
• Ford Says Bronco Orders Could Take Up To 2 Years To Fulfill
• Baltimore County Police Arrest Second Suspect In Catonsville Homicide
• Ford And Its Canadian Workers Agree On 3-Year Contract, $1.5B Investment
• GM To Invest $71M Into 2 Ohio Plants Amid Tax Incentive Order
• Swedish Medical Center Honors Patients Who Died From Coronavirus
• California Tightens Rules On Rat Poisons That Kill Wildlife
• Matthew McIntosh Pleads Guilty After Sexual Assault Kits Link Him To 2 Attacks
• CZU Lighting Burn Area Now Facing Debris Flow Risks
• Carjacking Suspect Who Fired At St. Paul Police Shot Dead By Officers At St. Cloud Gas Station
• Gov. Newsom Vetoes Bill To Aid Low-Income Immigrants
• Glass Fire Updates: 80 Homes Destroyed; Fire Now 2% Contained
• 3 Dead In Head-On Crash In Dallas
• Ventura County Meets Metrics To Move Tiers; Riverside, San Bernardino Report Additional COVID-19 Deaths
• CDC Recommends Staying Put For Thanksgiving During Pandemic
• Special Delivery On The Great Lakes
• Walt Disney Company Plans To Let Go 28,000 Workers At Florida, California Theme Parks
• First Trump-Biden Presidential Debate Devolves Into Interruptions, Name-Calling
• 7 Teens Charged In Connection To Abma's Farm Break-In
• Free COVID-19 Testing To Be Offered At Oakland International Airport For Passengers, Workers
• Appeals Court Hands Wisconsin Democrats Victory In Absentee Ballot Extension Fight
• CDC Reports 55% Increase In COVID-19 Cases Among Those 18, 22-Years-Old
• Schools: The New Normal | Elementary Students Return For In-Person Classes In NYC, As Teachers Continue To Raise Concerns
• Schools: The New Normal | Teachers' Union President Urges Mayor To Consider Shutting Down Schools In Neighborhoods With COVID Clusters
• Burbank Extends Closure Of San Fernando Boulevard For Outdoor Dining
• 1,000 Boxes Of Food Delivered To New Jersey Food Pantry As State Sees Spike In Food Insecurity
• Judge Declines To Bar Prosecutors From Seeking Death Penalty In Movie Theater Shooting
• Federal Trade Commission: Scammers Sending Fake Texts To Try To Get Personal Information
• 70s Helen Reddy Who Sang Feminist Anthem 'I Am Woman' Dies, At 78
• El Dorado County To Start Process of Moving From PG&E To Pioneer Community Energy
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Signs $32.7 Billion Budget Plan
• Sacramento Businesses Eager To Move Indoors, Schools Watching The Clock To Reopen
• Earthquake Swarm Rattles Calaveras Reservoir East of Milpitas
• Following CZU Lightning Complex Fire, Residents Facing Debris Flow Risks
• West Virginia Man Ordered To Pay More Than $14,000 In Restitution After Dumping Asbestos In Forest
• Jeremiah Kingbird Sentenced To 16 Years In Prison For Wife's Death On Red Lake Indian Reservation
• Driver Charged With Killing Man Along I-35W Who Was Pulled Over Giving Another Driver Directions
• Marcus Hook Police Searching For Man Suspected Of Assaulting 2 Juveniles At Mickey Vernon Park
• 'What They're Doing Is Signing A Death Warrant To The Animal': Man Seen Dumping Eels Into Prospect Park Lake
• 'The Numbers Are Concerning': Dallas County Reports 789 New Coronavirus Cases, 1 Death
• Minneapolis Police Shoot Driver After 'Armed Confrontation' In Phillips West Neighborhood
• 580 LAPD, 179 LAFD Employees Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• It may take 3 months to clear Texas water of brain-eating amoeba
• Botham Jean's Mother Returns To Dallas, Reflects On What Should Have Been Son's 29th Birthday
• Biden and Harris release 2019 tax returns ahead of first debate
• Could 3-On-3 Football Be The Key To Drawing More Youth To The Sport?
• How to watch the first presidential debate between Trump and Biden
• Suburban Parents Sue IHSA To Let Student Athletes Play
• LAPD Investigating After Off-Duty Officer Shot At While Leaving Station
• Shooting In Lincoln-Lemington Injures 2
• Woman Charged With Trying to Kidnap Joe Montana's 9-Month-Old Granddaughter Pleads Not Guilty
• As North Texas Firefighters Return Home, More Head Out To Fight California Wildfires
• LA Breweries, Wineries Allowed To Reopen Next Week, Pending Guidelines From County
• Man Shot In The Neck, Shoulder In North Baltimore, Police Say
• FTC Announces Crackdown On Fake And Abusive Debt Collectors
• The Role Of Television In Presidential Debates, From Kennedy And Nixon In 1960 To Today
• Gov. Tom Wolf: Pennsylvanians Can't Afford To Lose Healthcare During Pandemic
• Deputies Try To Solve Mystery After Woman's Body Found Off US 50 In Pueblo County
• Police: Man Shot In The Head, Killed In Northwest Baltimore
• Investigators: Deadly 2018 Limo Crash In Upstate New York Likely Caused By Poor Maintenance, Brake Failure
• Mylar Balloon Knocks Out Power To Nearly 2,500 LADWP Customers
• California Sues US Regulator in Bid to Deter 'Ghost Guns'
• 3 ancient underground lakes of liquid water discovered on Mars
• Elon Musk Says He Won't Take Future COVID-19 Vaccine
• University Of Maryland Researchers Team Up With Facebook For Worldwide COVID-19 Survey
• Gabrielle Union and NBC settle dispute over racism allegation
• Final Witness Testifies At Hearing About Alleged Juror Misconduct In Thomas Murphy Case
• Experts Believe Wisconsin Could Be The Key Battleground State In 2020 Presidential Race, And Likely Won't Be Decided Until After Nov. 3
• 8 Canal Fires In Aurora Believed To Be Intentionally Set
• UC Berkeley To Begin Spring Semester With Fully Remote Learning
• Pittsburgh-Area Parents Wrestling With Decision To Keep Kids Home From School
• 18 More Pitt Students Test Positive For Coronavirus Since Friday
• Washington Co. Among Top 10 US Counties To Watch On Election Day
• Presidential Debate ON CBS DFW NOW
• I-Team: Flaw In Rapid Coronavirus Test Process
• Tarrant Area Food Bank Expands Mega Mobile Markets To Battle Food Insecurity
• Chadwick Boseman Honored With Mural In Downtown Disney District
• Police: Man Wanted For Firing At New Castle County Officers Found Dead Of Apparent Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound
• Orange County Falls Short Of Orange Tier, But COVID-19 Trends Still Improve
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Debate night fundraising push has already begun
• CoCo County Supes Beef Up Commercial Eviction Protection
• Celebrating The Sox During The Playoffs, And During The Pandemic
• San Francisco Mayor Breed Announces Extension Of Commercial Eviction Moratorium
• Westchester Teen Who Battled Leukemia, Brain Injury Excited To Vote For First Time: 'I've Been Looking Forward To This For A Long Time'
• Raiders Players Shown At Charity Event Without Masks
• California's Wine Country Residents Facing Fire Fatigue
• Matthew Rush, Lucinda Peterson Charged In Shooting Of Doctor Inside Edina Hospital Parking Ramp
• UPMC Doctors Say Most Coronavirus Cases Among School-Age Kids Are Treatable
• Giolito Dazzles, Abreu Slugs White Sox Past A's In Opener
• Professor uses 21st century technology to teach the classics
• President Trump, Son Eric, Jill Biden To Stump In Minnesota This Week
• 'I Just Get To Be Me': Jimmy Butler Shares Difference Between Playing For Heat, Sixers
• Women Who Have Heart Attacks Receive Less Extensive Care Than Men, Research Suggests
• Presidential Debate Not Likely To Meet Local Voters' Expectations
• Philadelphia Restaurants To Increase Indoor Dining Capacity To 50% On Friday
• Giolito Dazzles, Abreu Slugs White Sox Past A's In Opener
• Lake Michigan Drownings Surge To New Record High In 2020
• Florida Hospitals Grapple With Lack Of Testing Agents
• La Salle University Cutting 7 Sports At End Of School Year Due To Resources Being Stretched Thin
• Astros Beat Twins 4-1 In Game 1, Setting Unwanted Record In The Process
• Playoff Woes: A's Held Hitless Into 7th, Lose To White Sox In Game 1 Of Wild-Card Series
• Underdog Astros Rally In 9th Inning To Win Game 1 Of Wild Card Playoff Series At Minnesota
• At Least 14 COVID-19 Cases Linked To Volleyball Leagues In Gages Lake
• Rapid COVID Test Kits Headed To Florida
• With Air Travel Down, Airline Workers Brace For Mass Layoffs
• Baltimore Mental Health Crisis Hotline Seeing Surge In Calls Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Miami Police Officer Joe McCrink Rides 1,024 Miles, Hits $20,000 Goal In Fight Against Childhood Cancer
• Police Seeking 2 Women Who Vandalized Memorial To Fallen Montgomery County Police Officer
• UPMC Doctor Says A Widely Available Coronavirus Vaccine Before End Of Year Is 'Not Going To Happen'
• Police: 82-Year-Old Woman Suffers Critical Injuries After Being Struck By A Revel Scooter In Manhattan
• Miami-Dade Set To Mail Out More Than Half A Million Vote-By-Mail Ballots
• St. Paul Saints Hold Presidential Bobblehead Election
• Miami-Dade County Voter? Here's Everything You Need To Know About Your Mail-In Ballot
• Hate Crime Charge for Santa Cruz Man Who Attacked Black Man
• Together Women's Forum Aims To Help Workers Below Federal Poverty Level
• Voters Wait In Line For Over Hour After State Computerized Voting System Down When Philly Satellite Election Centers Opened
• 'I Would Expect Fireworks': UPenn Political Analyst Weighs In Ahead Of First Presidential Debate Between Trump, Biden
• San Mateo County Supes Approve $5M Increase For COVID-19 Testing
• New South Florida Concierge Service Provides Help For A Variety Of Needs
• Defense Attorney Develops Board Game To Teach Players About Interacting With Police Officers
• Town Of Davie Appoints New Police Chief
• University Of Maryland Researchers Use Machine To See How COVID-19 Spreads
• Michael Flynn's attorney asked Trump to hold off on pardon
• Report: NFL Informs Pittsburgh Steelers That Game Against Tennessee May Be Rescheduled After Titans Players, Personnel Test Positive For Coronavirus
• State Of Emergency Declared In 3 California Counties As Wildfire Scorches Wine Country
• Walt Disney Co. To Lay Off 28,000 Workers At Its Parks In California And Florida
• Looming N.Y. Budget Cuts Have Families Of Loved Ones In Group Homes Concerned About Quality Of Life
• Still No $1,200 Stimulus Payment? IRS Sets October 15 Deadline
• Broward Could Soon Allow Trained Dogs To Sniff For Guns At Schools
• Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh To Ease Capacity Limits At Mass
• Suffolk County Man Gets 9 1/2 Years In Prison For Running Sex Trafficking Operation In Parents' Basement
• James Monroe Anders Found After Not Returning From Grocery Store In Pasadena
• San Jose Police Officer Charged With Misdemeanor Assault For Kicking, Dragging Woman In Handcuffs
• UCHealth Forms 24/7 Team To De-Escalate Potential Workplace Violence
• Maryland Revenues Improve, But Officials Warn Of Uncertainty
• DPS Enrollment Down More Than Expected, Need For Funding Is 'So Significantly Higher'
• NYC Board Of Elections Looking Into Absentee Ballot Errors
• 7 More Westmoreland Manor Residents Test Positive For Coronavirus, Bringing Total To 54
• As COVID-19 Pandemic Continues, Bikes Remain A Hot Commodity
• Moms 4 Housing-Inspired Law Regulating Sale of Foreclosed Homes Signed By Newsom
• Roseville Police: 19-Year-Old Charged After Shooting 17-Year-Old In Head
• Voters Will Decide On Six Florida Constitutional Amendments
• California Academy Of Sciences Announces October Reopening
• Demand For 'Critical, Though Often Hidden' Medical Lab Scientists Booms During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Nordstrom to stop selling fur, exotic animal skin products
• Tougher COVID-19 Restrictions Coming Saturday For Northwest Illinois, After Recent Rise In Virus Cases
• College Student Working To Create Dissolvable 'Non-Clogging' Toilet Paper By Year's End
• Mizpah Volunteer Fire Company Closed Due To Criminal Investigation, Officials Say
• California Sues US Regulator In Bid To Deter 'Ghost Guns'
• CBS News: What To Watch For In First Trump-Biden Debate
• Gov. Wolf Urges Lawmakers To Protect Affordable Care Act As COVID-19 Pandemic Rages
• Millions Offered For Capture Of 3 Former Venezuelan Officials Charged In Miami Federal Court With Drug Trafficking, Other Crimes
• Robert Morris University Investigating After Person Shouts 'Racist Insults' During Virtual Saudi National Day Celebration
• 'Everybody Around This Area Will Perish': Voices For, Against Mariner East Pipeline Heard During Hearing In Delaware County
• How Long Does Hand Sanitizer Last? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Baltimore's Mayoral Candidates Enter Final Push For Voter Support Ahead Of Election Day
• FDNY Pulls Off Daring And Rare Dual-Rope Rescues At Washington Heights Building Fire
• New Lexington Market Vendor Application Period Closing Friday
• Strike For Breonna Taylor Aims To Show Essential Role Black Women Play In American Economy
• Police Seek Information In Homicide On Detroit's East Side
• Broward School Board Meets To Discuss Reopening Plans
• COVID-19 Testing At Pepsi Center To End Soon
• North Texas Mom Gives Birth To First Child After Battling Coronavirus, Spending 13 Days On Ventilator While Pregnant
• Maryland Weather: Thunderstorms Likely Tuesday With Heavy Rain, Damaging Winds Possible
• Black student says officers barged into her dorm after false report
• American Airlines Workers, Union Leaders Gather At Philadelphia Airport To Call On Congress To Pass Payroll Support
• Around The Table: President Trump, Joe Biden To Face Off In First Presidential Debate
• Food Bank Of The Rockies Teams Up With Aurora Public Schools For Grocery Distribution
• VIDEO: Man Removing Breonna Taylor Mural In San Rafael Points Weapon At People Objecting To Removal
• Antwon Rose Jr. Mural In Pittsburgh Vandalized
• FEMA Aid Approved For Santa Clara Co. Residents Impacted By SCU Lightning Fires
• Caring For The Caregiver: UPMC Nurse Wins National Award For Program
• Now Hiring: Aspenmark Roofing Looks To Add Commission-Based Sales Associates In DFW
• Man Charged With Attempting To Rape Woman In Boston Public Garden
• American Airlines To Begin Preflight Coronavirus Testing To 2 Caribbean Destinations
• WB Pulaski Highway Closed Near Rossville Due To Crash With Injuries
• Elizabeth Warren Says She Won't Meet With 'Extremist' Amy Coney Barrett
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Gov. Evers, Health Officials Say State Is In 'Crisis'
• Red Sox Are Ditching 7:30 Start Times Next Season
• Woman Charged in Attempted Kidnapping of Joe Montana's Grandchild
• Texas Prosecutors Drop Drunken Driving Charge Against Talk Show Host Alex Jones
• Coronavirus Reopenings: Gathering Limits Increasing; Fitting Rooms, Trampoline Parks Can Reopen
• Wisconsin Justices Consider Purge Of 130K From Voter Rolls
• Police Identify Transgender Woman Killed In West Philadelphia Shooting
• Baltimore County Police Provide Lawmakers Glimpse Of Handling Critical Incidents
• MISSING: Miracle Jones, 15, Last Seen Friday In Hammond
• 1st Day Back In Class For Students In Anoka-Hennepin Schools
• Billy The Marlin & Marlins Park Pachanga Band Surprise Fans Ahead Of Playoff Game
• Cameron Peak Fire: Freezing Temperatures, Humidity Help Firefighters Make Progress
• Health Experts Concerned After Research Shows Sudden, Dramatic Uptick In COVID-19 Cases Among Children
• FTC says debt firms stole $17M from struggling borrowers
• URA Investing Thousands To Help Move Expansions, Renovations Along In Hill District
• Newsom Signs Bill Banning Toxic Rat Poisons Linked To Dead Mountain Lions In Santa Monica Mountains
• Limo operator, state regulators blamed for 2018 crash that killed 20
• Detectives: 2 Inmates Suspected Of Conspiring To Have Drugs Mailed Into Auburn Jail
• Westmoreland County Prison Warden Submits Resignation, Announces Retirement
• Alpine Village In Carson Along 110 Freeway Designated A Historic Landmark
• Utilities Call Proposal To Place Moratorium On Disconnections Because Of COVID Unnecessary
• What to watch for in the first Biden-Trump debate
• 'Pretty Much Overnight': Large Number Of Millenials Moved To Maine During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Chicago Police Have Received 406 Tips Since Launching Looting Task Force
• White House pressured CDC on reopening schools, officials say
• Mayor Dugan Announces Detroit Housing For The Future Fund With JPMorgan Chase And Others
• New Castle County Police Install LED Lights Around Community In Hopes Of Stopping Crime
• Police Investigating Dollar Bank Robbery At Penn Hills Shopping Center
• Toyota-backed startup has flown (and landed!) a flying car
• San Francisco Reaches Orange COVID Reopening Tier; Indoor Dining, Worship Services Will Be Allowed
• Anti-Defamation League Of Philadelphia Holds Webinar On Election Security
• New Mural Of Ruth Bader Ginsburg In Denver Created By Artists And Community Members
• Biden Campaign, Facebook Get In Public Spat On 1st Debate Day
• House Approves Bill to Combat Doping in Horse Racing
• Woman Hit And Killed While Crossing Street Near Andrew Square In South Boston
• Woman Killed In Sylmar Crash Involving Big Rig, Homeland Security Vehicle
• Massachusetts Reports 450 New Coronavirus Cases, 8 Additional Deaths
• Florida Hotels Look To Congress Amid Job Losses
• Wisconsin Supreme Court Weighs Removal Of 130,000 From Voter Rolls
• Publix Still Requires Face Masks As Florida Enters Phase 3 Reopening Amid COVID Pandemic
• Church Gathering Tied To Coronavirus Cluster On Nantucket
• 'A True Baltimore Girl': 23-Year-Old Diehard Ravens Fan Watches Game From Hospital Bed Hours After Breast Cancer Surgery
• 27 New Covid-19 Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools
• How to reduce food waste during the coronavirus pandemic
• Two dead after hostage situation in Salem, Oregon
• Survey Reveals Positive Long-term Effects Of COVID-19 Pandemic
• First debate topics include coronavirus, Supreme Court
• Oklahoma Highway Patrol Captain Passes Away From Coronavirus
• Westfield Sues LA County To Reopen Indoor Malls
• White Oak Police Seek Alleged Attempted Burglary Suspect
• Gov. Murphy Signs Nearly $33 Billion New Jersey Budget That Raises Taxes On Wealthy, Businesses
• Best Colorado Corn Mazes Near Denver To Visit In 2020
• Americans Over 30 Have Been Drinking More During Pandemic, Report Finds
• COVID-19 Reopening: More Indoor Business Allowed In Contra Costa; In-Person Instruction At Schools Could Start Oct. 13
• Tennessee Titans and Minnesota Vikings close facilities
• New California Law Aims To Diversify Juries, Adds Tax Filers To Pool Of Potential Jurors
• Ex-ComEd Executive Fidel Marquez Pleads Guilty To Bribery Scheme Tied To Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan
• Shady Fire Update: 'Nothing Short Of A Miracle;' No Overnight Evacuations; Blaze Advances In Area Unburned In Massive 2017 Tubbs Fire
• Multiple Vehicles Broken Into, 3 Stolen From South Hills
• Metallica Donates $250,000 to Wildfire Relief Efforts
• Leader Dogs For The Blind Meets The Mobility Needs Of The Blind, Visually Impaired At Every Stage Of Their Lives
• Teenager dies after gang rape, sparking outrage in India
• Dallas Police Trying To Solve 2 Homicides Approximately 2 Hours Apart
• K9s For Warriors Rescues Dogs To Help Rescue Veterans Who Are Returning Home
• No, Jerry Jones Did Not Say That Cowboys Final Drive Vs. Seattle Was The Difference Between Dak Prescott And Patrick Mahomes, Or Tony Romo
• Members Of White Supremacist Gang Sentenced To 30 Years In Death Of Fellow Inmate
• Denver Broncos To Start QB Brett Rypien On Thursday
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• Tarrant Area Food Bank
• Lynette Michelle Green Struck, Killed By MARC Train In Howard County, Police Say
• State Will Not Seek New Murder Trial For Frances Choy
• Yuengling Teams Up With Hershey's Once Again For Chocolate Porter, But This Time In Bottles
• Voters In Denver Will Have New Voting Centers For Those Who Want To Vote In Person
• Gov. JB Pritzker To Self-Isolate For 14 Days After Staffer Tests Positive For COVID-19
• FCA Emissions Scandal: Fiat Chrysler To Pay $9.5m Relating To SEC Investigation
• Texas Leaders Say It Could Take Up To 3 Months To Eradicate Brain-Eating Amoeba That Killed 6-Year-Old
• Barrett meeting with GOP senators ahead of confirmation hearings
• Macomb County Reaches $12.5M Deal With Insurer Over The Fraser Sinkhole
• 2020 Amendments
• Bloomington Police Department Offers Reward For Info About 2019 Murder Of Warsame Hassan
• Charges: Wisconsin Man Said He Was Hearing Signals Before He Tried To Kill 77-Year-Old Relative
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 4: Vikings' Justin Jefferson A Must Add After Breakout Game
• Cameron Peak Fire Evacuee Constantly Checking Webcams To See If Home Still Stands
• George Takei Reflects On "Star Trek," Hollywood Career, Political Advocacy
• Colorado Weather: Another Long Stretch Of Dry, Unusually Warm Days Ahead
• 3 Hurt In Early Morning House Fire In Denver
• Ex-Boston Grand Prix Executive John Casey Charged In Fraud, Tax Scheme
• JPMorgan to pay $920 million for manipulating bond, metals markets
• Cam Newton Continuing To Impress Patriots' Coaching Staff On And Off The Field
• Sixty-Five Years After The Fateful Crash, A Large Piece Of James Dean's Porsche Has Surfaced
• Townhome Fire Damages 3 Units In Aurora
• Prince George's County Police Cpl. Tristan Thigpen Indicted, Accused Of Sexual Abuse Of Minor
• Smaller Than Usual Crowd Rallies For Gun Rights On Steps Of Pennsylvania's Capitol
• Assange May End Up At Colorado Supermax Jail, UK Court Told
• Glass Fire: AG Xavier Becerra Alerts Napa, Sonoma Residents On Potential Price Gouging
• Intervention: Mavs Owner Mark Cuban Banks Delonte West's Stay At Florida Rehab
• What is "election stress disorder," and do I have it?
• California Law Banning First Responders From Sharing Crash Photos While Off The Job Passes
• Miami-Dade Police Looking For Missing Teen Sarah Nunez
• Ravens Shift Into Bounce-Back Mode After Humbling Loss
• Indiana Casino Executive Charged In Illegal Campaign Scheme
• BGE Warns Of Utility Scammers Targeting Customers, Receives 1,500 Complaints
• Guy Fieri Bringing American Kitchen + Bar To New Westmoreland County Casino
• Troy Police Dispatcher Dies After On Duty Heart Attack
• NYC voters report getting absentee ballots with wrong return envelope
• More Colorado Rapids Staff, Player Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Comeback Crew: Nuggets Leave Bubble With Newfound Respect
• Battered Denver Broncos Piling Up Injuries With All Those Losses
• Sharpsburg Mother Wanted For Allegedly Running During Welfare Check, Leaving Daughter Behind In 'Hoarding Conditions'
• Drew Surprises Breast Cancer Survivor With Check Donation From Bank Of America
• Parrots In Wildlife Park Moved After Swearing At Visitors
• 49ers, Santa Clara County To Turn Levi's Stadium Into Voting Center For November Election
• Titans, Vikings Shut Down Facilities After Multiple Members Of Titans Organization Test Positive For COVID-19
• Alcohol Consumption Has Risen Sharply During COVID-19 Shutdown, Study Shows
• Nolan Arenado, Rockies Miss Playoffs For 2nd Straight Season
• Heat Or Lakers? There Is No Right Answer For Celtics Fans In NBA Finals
• Salt Bae's Restaurant In Boston To Remain Closed A Few More Days
• West St. Paul Police Seek Public's Help Identifying Person Dumping Furniture, Trash
• Unfriendly Skies: Airline Workers Brace For Mass Layoffs
• Missing, Endangered 87-Year-Old Found Safe
• Pelosi and Mnuchin resume talks on coronavirus relief measure
• State of emergency in 3 California counties as fire scorches wine country
• NYC to fine people who refuse to wear masks
• What You Need To Know About The Presidential Debates
• Ex-Con Arrested In Fatal Shooting Outside Berkeley Hills Home
• Study Finds Few Wisconsin Residents With COVID-19 Antibodies
• Michigan To Receive $25M To Help With Repairs From May Floods
• California Issues New, Extensive Guidelines For Reopening Public, Outdoor Playgrounds
• Deontray Poole Arrested In Severn Shooting That Left Man Injured
• Another Heat Wave Descends On The Southland Tuesday
• City Of Dallas Honors Botham Jean On His Birthday, Encourages Citizens To #BeLikeBo
• Evacuation Warnings Lifted For Wrightwood As Heat Poses Challenges In Bobcat Firefight
• Man Critically Injured In Weekend Bayview Stabbing, Suspect Sought
• Job Alert: Postal Service Is Hiring For Holiday Season
• Gov. Ron DeSantis: Florida Getting Six Million Plus Rapid Coronavirus Test Kits
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,362 New COVID-19 Cases, 23 Additional Deaths
• Spare the Air Alerts Issued Thru Friday Due to Wildfire Smoke
• San Jose Police Investigating Pair Of Overnight Homicides
• Rally Hosted By Rep. Daryl Metcalfe Brings Gun Rights Advocates To Pennsylvania Capitol
• 7 takeaways from the NYT report on Trump's tax returns
• Oregon Boy's Yoda Gift To Wildfire Firefighters Traveled To California, Now In Colorado
• Man In Critical Condition After Assault With Metal Bar In San Francisco's Western Addition
• Group Of Spring-Ford School District Parents Call For End To All-Virtual Learning
• Preckwinkle, Community Leaders Cut The Ribbon For New Hyatt Hotel, Formerly Old Cook County Hospital
• Target's 'Deal Days' To Take On Amazon's Prime Day, Kicking Off The Holiday Season
• Keller @ Large: Trump vs Biden Presidential Debate Is Must-See TV
• One Killed In 5 Freeway Crash Near Disneyland
• Shots Fired At Garage In Brooklyn Park, Car Struck
• New Castle Drug Ring Dismantled, 13 People Charged
• Lollipop Park In Centennial Closing, Victim Of Coronavirus
• Sienna Miller says Chadwick Boseman gave up part of his pay to boost hers
• Radnor Township Students Return To In-Person Classes For First Time Since March
• A Marine Veteran's Military Medals Were Stolen From His Home. Detectives On The Case Replaced Them
• Wisconsin conservatives ask judge to block governor's mask order
• Charles 'Bud' Gray Missing From Frederick; Family Last Had Contact With Him On Aug. 19, Police Say
• Florida Among Least Safest States To Reopen Schools, Report Finds
• Grand jury proceedings in Breonna Taylor case will be released, Kentucky AG says
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Announces Violence Reduction Plan
• Philadelphia Promotes First Black Female Battalion Fire Chief In 149-Year History
• CDC's Unappetizing Thanksgiving Guidelines Include Virtual Dinners, Avoiding Crowded Black Friday Shopping
• Clear View Behavioral Health In Johnstown Closed After Multiple Health Violations
• Search On For Pilot From Tahoe Area Believed To Have Crashed Into Ocean Near Santa Barbara
• Forward Progress Halted On Martindale Fire In Santa Clarita Valley Canyons, Evacuations Remain
• 4-Year-Old Killed In Accident Along I-70 In Hagerstown, Twin Sister Hospitalized
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 988 New Coronavirus Cases, Statewide Total Increases To 157,814
• North Texas Firefighters Among 150+ From The State Headed Out To Battle California Wildfires
• Kuwait's ruler Sheikh Sabah has died at 91
• Kentucky, Nevada, Texas, Wyoming Added To Chicago's Travel Quarantine Order
• Vikings Shut Down In-Person Practice After 8 Titans Players, Personnel Test Positive For COVID
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 800+ COVID-19 Cases And 5 Deaths
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Up As Cases Surpass 124K
• Pedestrian Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries In Westminster Crash
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 3,266 New Cases As Positivity Rate Ticks Slightly Upward
• Lions Leave 11-game Losing Streak Behind Them
• Rowlett High School Cancels Varsity Football Games After Player Contracts COVID-19 
• Chiefs Offense Looks Terrifying, Giving Bill Belichick's Patriots Defense Toughest Test Of Season
• Donaldson Out, Buxton In On Twins' Wild Card Game Roster
• Dallas Mavericks Owner Mark Cuban Reaches Out To Former St. Joseph's University Star Delonte West To Get Him Help
• Downtown Modesto Building Destroyed In Early Morning Fire
• Boston University Cancels Spring Break 2021; 'An Important Public Health Measure'
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• Rangers Trade Staal To Red Wings
• Assigning Blame For Celtics' Disappointing Demise In Eastern Conference Finals
• Heavy Rain, Damaging Winds Possible During 'Raucous' Night In New England
• Florida Gas Prices Drop For Third Straight Week
• Gas Leak Forces Evacuations At Santa Clarita Costco
• LA County Dive Team Assists In Search For Downed Plane, Missing Lake Tahoe Woman Off Goleta Beach
• Fight Over Automatic Restaurant Tips Gets Go-Ahead For Class-Action Lawsuit In Florida
• Cyberattack hobbles hospital chain Universal Health Services
• 2 Injured In Monday Night Drive-By Shooting, Baltimore Police Say
• COVID Reopenings: Playgrounds Allowed to Reopen Following Certain Guidelines
• Pennsylvania Counties Push For Changes To Mail Ballot Law
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 71 New Coronavirus Cases, Countywide Total Rises To 12,305
• Authorities Urge Caution As Lake Michigan Drownings Reach 10-Year High
• Man Arrested In St. Cloud Mall After Stealing Truck, Leading Officers On Chase
• Driver Killed In Groveland Crash That Involved 2 Young Children
• Doctors Want You To Get The Influenza Vaccine, Say It Might Be Your Most Important Flu Shot Ever
• Red Wings Sign Gagner To Extension
• Outdoor Playgrounds In California Can Reopen; Masks Required For Everyone Over 2
• Could Ravens' John Harbaugh Be Fined For Taking Off Mask To Yell At Ref During MNF Game Against Chiefs?
• COVID Hits NFL; Titans, Vikings Shut Down After 8 Positive Tests In Tennessee
• MCAS Tests Still Planned For Spring, Massachusetts Education Commissioner Says
• Tampa Bay Lightning Win Stanley Cup
• Police: Subway Rider Stabbed With Screwdriver In Attempted Robbery
• North Texas Boys, Ages 5 And 7, Fend For Themselves For Days After Their Mom Collapses & Dies At Home
• Self-Serve Beverage Stations Allowed To Reopen At Massachusetts Convenience Stores
• Items From Cal Ripken Jr's Entire Baseball Career Up For Auction
• Oakland A's Ready To Shake Recent Post-Season Failures As MLB Playoffs Begin
• Kurt Busch Finally win At Home Track
• Glass Fire Tears Through Napa, Sonoma Counties; At Least 100 Homes Destroyed
• Police: Man Found Dead On Road In Westland
• PTL Links: September 29, 2020
• Kindergarten teacher gets death sentence for poisoning students
• Fans Won't Be Allowed At Oct. 10 Navy-Temple Football Game
• Study: 1 In 3 Parents Won't Get Flu Shots For Their Child During Covid-19
• 'Project Veritas' Report Claims Ilhan Omar Supporters Harvested Ballots
• United Airlines Pilots Ratify Deal That Delays Thousands Of Furloughs
• Big E Sees Layoffs After Fair Canceled
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• Miami Weather: Hot & Steamy With Rain Chance Increasing Late Week
• Breaking COVID-19 News Minute: Is COVID-19 Airborne?
• National Coffee Day: Where To Get A Free Cup, Deals
• Michigan Ranks Highest In The Nation For Job Recovery With Limited Increase In COVID-19 Infections
• Giant Chunks Of Ash Fall In Santa Rosa As Glass Fire Rages Nearby
• 15-Year-Old Charged With Murder In July Triple Shooting
• Heat, Lakers Start Preparations For NBA Finals
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/29 Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
• Glass Fire Destroys Santa Rosa Homes, Reminder Of Deadly Tubbs Fire
• Trump banks on fear and anxiety to motivate voters
• Celebrate National Coffee Day With These Deals & Freebies
• Missing Tahoe Boater Ryan Normoyle Recovered From More Than 1,500 Feet Under Water
• Mom Warns Parents After Toddler Nearly Lost Eyesight From Playing With Squirting Bath Toys
• At Least The Bruins Lost To The Stanley Cup-Champion Lightning
• Universal Orlando Unveils New VelociCoaster At Islands Of Adventure
• 59-Year-Old Larry Downey Killed In Pedestrian Crash Along Route 1 In Laurel
• New England Boaters Urged To Slow Down To Protect Whales
• Latte Recipes From Peace Coffee
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• WATCH: Red Sox Catcher Kevin Plawecki Reunited With Son After Spending Season Apart
• Joe Biden, Jill Biden To Make Several Stops In Western Pa. During Train Ride Across Pennsylvania
• DeSoto School District Getting PPE Donation After Devastating Warehouse Fire Last Month
• Pedestrian Killed After Being Hit By Car In Northwestern Minnesota
• 7-Year-Old Sama Ali Struck And Killed By Armored Truck In Bath Beach
• 12 Books Worth Staying Home To Read This Fall
• Body of missing man pulled from record 1,565-foot deep water
• Cyberattack Hobbles Hospital Chain's In Texas, Other Major U.S. Health Facilities
• Doc Rivers Out as Clippers' Coach After Seven Seasons
• National Coffee Day: Here's Where To Get Free Coffee Tuesday
• Trump campaign floods digital airwaves with debate day ad blitz
• NASA targeting Halloween for next SpaceX crew launch
• Coronavirus death toll surpasses 1 million worldwide
• Mass evacuations as wildfire erupts in California wine country
• Pennsylvania GOP asks Supreme Court to stay mail ballot extension
• Pittsburgh Weather: Area Sees First Rain In Two Weeks, Cooler Temperatures On The Way
• Amnesty Int'l slams Palantir over company's work for ICE
• Chicago's Museum Of Broadcast Communications Highlighting TV's Impact On Debates
• Texas Officials: It Will Take 60 Days To Purge Lake Jackson Water System Of Brain-Eating Amoeba
• Oceans are out of balance — and that means stronger storms
• Voters Have High Hopes And Low Expectations Of What They'll Hear During First Presidential Debate
• FDNY Rescues 3 Children From Bronx Apartment Blaze, Mother Facing Charges
• Philadelphia Opening Satellite Election Locations To Make It Easier For Residents To Cast Ballots Early
• Beloved Husband's Cremated Remains Got Lost In Mail, But Story Has A Twist
• 'Highly Problematic': 20 Underage Boston University Students Face Suspension For Outdoor Beer Party
• In 3 Weeks, New Bronco Melvin Gordon Has Been In The Huddle With 3 Different QBs
• 'Fuel The Vote' Food Distribution, Voter Registration Being Held On North Shore
• Philadelphia Weather: Rounds Of Scattered Showers, Isolated Thunderstorms To Bring Flash Flooding Concerns
• Kobe Bryant crash scene photo scandal leads to new law
• Macy's Hiring Ahead Of Holiday Season, Including At Joppa Fulfillment Center
• Man Eludes St. Paul Police After Exchanging Gunfire With At Least One Officer
• Naperville Couple's 40th Anniversary Cruise Was Canceled Due To Pandemic, And Now They Can't Get A Refund
• Man falls to death while posing for photo on Oregon cliff
• Chicago Weather: Cool, Sunny Day Ahead
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Rain To Intensify Well Into Tuesday Night
• Police: Woman Assaulted, SUV Stolen During Home Invasion In Oxford Circle
• Tractor-Trailer Truck Crashes Into Overpass Pillar, Spills Load On Pa. Turnpike
• Coronavirus Relief Package Talks Set To Resume Between House Democrats, White House
• Police: Man Injured In Mount Holly Shooting
• Mother, Daughter Sentenced To 5 Consecutive Life Terms For Killing 5 Relatives In Morrisville Last Year
• Disaster Declaration Issued For Southeast Texas County After Brain-Eating Amoeba Found In Water Supply Of City
• Mexico asks U.S. to "clarify" alleged hysterectomies on migrant women
• FIU Infectious Diseases Expert Dr. Aileen Marty: Gov. DeSantis Lifts Restrictions On Restaurants, Bars; Move 'Not Based On Science'
• Police: 23-Year-Old Man Repeatedly Stabs Mother After Texting Him To Grow Up, Get A Job
• Tractor-Trailer Jackknifes, Crashes In Outbound Lanes Of Fort Pitt Bridge
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• Two Ringgold Elementary Students Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Fatal Shooting Of Two Horses In Harford County Being Investigated As Targeted Incident

Videos from September 29, 2020

• Voters react to first 2020 presidential debate
• How Americans responded to the first presidential debate of 2020
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• Breaking down the first debate between Trump and Joe Biden
• President Trump and Joe Biden spar in first 2020 debate
• Kamala Harris said President Trump "denigrated the office" with his performance at first debate
• Donald Trump Jr. explains President Trump's debate stance by saying he's "a fighter"
• Trump on Biden's late son: "I don't know Beau"
• Fact-checking the first presidential debate between President Trump and Joe Biden
• Advisor who prepped Hillary Clinton in 2016 weighs in on first debate
• Trump says he paid "millions of dollars" in taxes 2016 and 2017
• Trump defends his response to coronavirus pandemic
• Biden: "I am the Democratic Party right now"
• The full first debate between President Trump and Joe Biden
• Just 6% say they're watching the debate because they're undecided, but that's larger than it sounds
• Sienna Miller says Chadwick Boseman took pay cut to raise her salary
• Disney to lay off 28,000 employees due to coronavirus pandemic's economic toll
• 91-year-old professor's virtual teaching goes viral during pandemic
• Disney to lay off 28,000 workers due to impact of coronavirus
• 3 killed and thousands evacuated as Northern California wildfire rages
• Homicide charges never recommended in Breonna Taylor case
• New York City students return to class as coronavirus cases spike
• Can presidential debates change the minds of voters?
• Trump's TV earnings reportedly rescued him from financial hardship
• Trump and Biden face off in first presidential debate
• CBS Evening News, September 29, 2020
• Pennsylvania attorney general on election security
• What voters are watching for in tonight's debate?
• Ex-Rubio campaign adviser on candidate strategies for presidential debates
• 9/29/20: Red and Blue
• How "naked ballots" could affect who wins Pennsylvania
• Paramedics in England testing jet suits as new way to deliver medical assistance
• Presidential debate coach on tonight's matchup between Trump and Biden
• What to expect from the first presidential debate
• The newest prototype of a flying car
• Couples therapist calls election's negative effects on relationships "election stress disorder"
• Grand juror in Breonna Taylor case calls for grand jury records to be made public
• Trump and Biden prepare for first debate amid report on Trump tax records
• COVID-19 child mortality rate remains low in U.S.
• Hundreds of stories of sexual assault at colleges shared on Instagram
• What to expect from the first Biden-Trump debate
• Ethan Hawke on producing, acting in new limited series "The Good Lord Bird"
• Bishop T.D. Jakes on his new book "When Women Pray," being encouraged during hard times
• How Anita Hill hopes to change Hollywood's culture of harassment
• Former campaign managers on best strategies for first presidential debate
• Kentucky attorney general to release recordings of Breonna Taylor grand jury proceedings
• As schools reopen, new study shows increase of COVID-19 in children
• California wildfires kill 3 people, force thousands to evacuate
• How the New York Times report on Trump's taxes may play into the first debate
• New details emerge from another New York Times report on Trump's taxes
• Trump, former Vice President Biden to face off for the first time in Tuesday debate