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Articles from September 30, 2020

• Escalon Man Arrested On Peeping Charges After Stolen Camera Found Outside Woman's Bathroom Window
• San Francisco Rents Continued Steep Pandemic Nosedive In September
• 'We Will Hug And Love Each Other Harder': Chrissy Teigen Announces Heartbreaking Loss Of Son Jack
• 2 Irvine Unified School District Students Test Positive For Coronavirus, Under Quarantine
• DU Suspends 38 Swim & Dive Athletes For Violating Public Health Order
• 'Simpler & More Accessible': Denver Moves Forward With Community-Based COVID-19 Testing
• Over 1,000 Armenian Americans Demonstrate Outside Azerbaijan Consulate
• Seager Homers, Dodgers Edge Brewers 4-2 In Wild-Card Opener
• 3 Whitney High Students Test Positive For COVID-19 A Week After Returning To School
• First Ever Fall Denver Restaurant Week Announced
• Nail Salons, Indoor Malls To Reopen In LA County At Limited Occupancy
• Drones, Dogs Being Used In Search For 12-Year-Old Hunter Denny Near Colorado-Wyoming Border
• Vail Tourism Showing Signs Of A Comeback: 'We've Got A Full Patio'
• Newsom Vetoes California Bill Requiring Ethnic Studies For High School Graduation
• 'No Amount Of Money's Gonna Fix It': Judge Approves $800M Las Vegas Shooting Settlement
• 2 Young Brothers Killed In Westlake Village Crash; Woman Arrested For Vehicular Manslaughter
• Cal Fire Quick To Contain Fast-Moving Grass Fires With Resources Stretched Thin
• San Bernardino Surpasses 55,000 COVID-19 Cases, Riverside Nears 60,000
• Glass Fire Update: New Evacuations Ordered, Weary Crews Face Another Red Flag Warning; Firefighters Survive Close Call
• 'She Loved Him Fiercely' – Autism Advocate Feda Almaliti Dies While Trying To Save Son In Fremont House Fire
• Glass Fire Grows To 51,266 Acres; New Evacuations Ordered In Napa County
• Flex Alert Issued For Thursday, Californians Asked To Conserve Energy
• 'I Feel Violated': Trump Supporter Reacts After Trio Spray Paints BLM, Pro-Biden Message Near Home
• House Fire Victims Left Paying For Restoration Company Delays
• 'You Have No Right To Hurt An Elderly Person': 67-Year-Old Fontana Woman Takes Down Intruder
• Plano ISD Kindergartener Sent Home From School For Having Trouble Keeping Mask On, Parents Say
• Man Accused Of Violently Abusing, Killing Cat In Esparto Arrested
• 'The Most Active Swarms In SoCal': 45 Earthquakes Over M3.0 Rattle Salton Sea Area In 2.5 Hours
• Why Is Minnesota's Fall Color Explosion Happening So Early This Year?
• Debates Commission Plans To Cut Off Mics If Trump Or Biden Break Rules
• LA Sports Fans Celebrate Historic Dodgers, Lakers Doubleheader
• First Avenue Among Struggling Music Venues Praying That 'Save Our Stages' Act Is In Next Stimulus Bill
• How To Avoid A Mail Forwarding Fiasco When A Family Member Moves
• Storage Unit Infestation: Who Has To Pay?
• Parolee Taken Into Custody After Slow-Speed Pursuit In South LA
• Chicago Weather: Stronger Cold Front Thursday
• 91 Human West Nile Virus Cases Reported In California As Officials Encourage Risk Reduction
• Boston, Springfield Among 23 Communities At High Risk For Coronavirus
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/1 Thursday Morning Forecast
• 'A Loud Bang And Then It Went Silent,' Upton Man Wants Justice For Girlfriend Killed By Drunk Driver
• Two New England Foliage Destinations Make List Of 'Best Places For Fall Colors'
• Lakers, LeBron Roll In Game 1 Of Finals, Top Heat 116-98
• Governor Visits Cameron Peak Fire Incident Command
• New Developers Of Old Kaufmann's Building Want To Build Rooftop Ice Skating Rink
• New Hyatt Centric Hotel To Open In Rittenhouse Square As Philadelphia's Tourism Industry Claws Back From $4 Billion Hit
• State's Attorney Kim Foxx Says She Won't Debate Opponent Pat O'Brien Because He Will Engage In 'Trump-Like Name-Calling'
• City Of Wheaton Has A Plan To Keep Outdoor Dining Through Winter, At No Cost To Businesses
• Stockton Kings GM Anthony McClish Laid Off
• 14-Year-Old Finds Mother Shot To Death By Stray Bullet That Crashed Through Bedroom Window
• President Trump Returns To Minn. After Chaotic 1st Debate: 'We Are Going To Win Minnesota'
• Family Plans To Move Amid Spike In Gun Violence In Ravenswood Manor, Albany Park
• Senior Trump Advisor Brad Parscale Stepping Away From President's Re-Election Campaign
• KKK Flyers Distributed In Parts Of Greene County
• Political Science Professor Charles Zelden Says Changes Clearly Needed After Chaotic First Presidential Debate
• Exclusive: Lower East Side Bakery Owner Furious After Finding Garbage Strewn Throughout Outdoor Dining Area
• Fort Lauderdale PD Searching For 2 Suspects Following Shooting At Walmart On Broward Blvd.
• Chicago Police Deputy Supt. Barbara West To Retire
• Evacuations Ordered In Jackson, Larimer Counties For Mullen Fire That Started In Wyoming
• Teen Spends 67 Days Longer Than Necessary In Psychiatric Ward, And Now DCFS Is Fighting His Request To Tell His Story
• Check It Out: Sacramento Public Libraries Offering Free Live Tutoring During Distance Learning
• Police: 14-Year-Old Boy Shot In The Back In South Baltimore
• Carroll County Faces Teacher Shortage As Hundreds Request Leave, While Schools In Baltimore City Lay Off More Than 400 Amid Financial Crunch
• Lawmakers Call For Investigation, Halt Of Activity At Weymouth Gas Compressor Station
• MDOT MTA Walks Back Planned Service Cuts To Bus Service Due To Coronavirus-Related Budget Woes
• 49-Year-Old Mother Dies Attempting To Rescue Children From Ocean At North Wildwood Beach
• Coca-Cola To Launch First Alcoholic Beverage In U.S. Since The 80s
• Amazon Go Stores Use New Technology For Contactless Payment
• CJ's Crabhouse And Grill To Close After More Than 40 Years Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• JPMorgan Chase To Pay $920M Fine For Market Manipulation
• Disney Layoffs: 28,000 Employees Face Job Loss, Company Cites Pandemic
• Detroit Small Businesses Receive Re-Start Grant To Help Recover During Pandemic
• Local Lawmakers React On First Presidential Debate
• Father Of St. Paul Firefighter Tommy McDonough Speaks Out After His Son's Sudden Passing
• More North Texas School Districts Say It's Time For Struggling Students To Come Back To Campus
• Montgomery County's Balloon Release Ban Passes In County Council
• It's Pawpaw Season: Where You Can Find The Fruit In Maryland And How To Enjoy Them
• Sex Abuse Victims Committee Wants Subpoenas Authorized For Boy Scouts Records
• Hispanic Heritage Month: New York Fashion Designer Cenia Paredes Is Having Her Runway Moment
• Man Who Kidnapped, Killed North Texas Teen Set For Federal Execution In November
• Thousands Of Airline Employees Facing Furloughs As Clock Runs Out On Federal COVID-19 Aid
• 'We're Very Excited' - San Francisco Restaurants Reopen For Indoor Dining At 25% Capacity
• About 19,000 American Airlines Employees Face Furlough Without Action From Congress
• Dallas ISD Elementary School Teacher Eric Hale Named Texas Teacher Of The Year
• Minneapolis, St. Paul Teachers Rally For Better Conditions, Student Internet Access Before Move To Hybrid Model
• Newsom Signs Corporate Boardroom Diversity Law
• Nike Releasing Ravens Running Sneakers As Part Of New NFL Collection
• Ban On Chokeholds Among California Criminal Justice Reforms
• 'We Have Been Going Unrecognized': Struggling Childcare Workers Call On State For Financial Help
• Copper Fire In Amador County 48 Acres, 50% Contained
• RTD Finalizes 5-Year, $315,000 Contract For New CEO Debra Johnson
• Russian Hacker Who Targeted Bay Area Tech Companies Sentenced To Over 7 Years In Prison
• Theatrical Groups To Perform Throughout Greenwich Village In Effort To Bring Live Theater Back To NYC
• New Jersey Gas Tax Hike Goes Into Effect Thursday
• 9 Attleboro Firefighters Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Parent Company Of New York Sports Club, Lucille Reports Facing Lawsuit Over Illegal Charges
• Clairton Cancels Saturday's Football Game Against Bishop Canevin Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Maplewood Man To Face Indecent Exposure Charges After Trying To Lure Woman Outside Hugo Elementary School
• Loose Emu Corralled In Haverhill
• Desmond Dawson Charged With Murder For Weekend Shooting On St. Paul's Grand Avenue
• Philadelphia Officials Push Back Against Trump's 'Completely Inaccurate' Comments About Satellite Election Offices
• San Jose Sees Spike In Fires At Homeless Encampments
• OC Nonprofit Working Wardrobes Reopens In Santa Ana Months After Fire
• Baltimore Man Pleads Guilty To Federal Firearm, Armed Bank Robbery Charges
• Nassau County Judge Dismisses Property Tax Lawsuit Claiming New Assessments Violate Constitutional Rights
• Trump rallies supporters in Minnesota
• Smoke And Poor Air Quality Return To The Greater Sacramento Area Following Wildfires
• Copper Mountain Revs Up Snow Guns Ahead Of Nov. 30 Opening
• Lawn Care Worker Helps Put Out Fire At Bethel Park Home
• Glass Fire Update: Some Evacuees Return To Find Some Homes Still Standing In Santa Rosa
• New ¡Vota! Beer Aims To Reach Eligible Latino Voters In Denver
• STEAM: Hospital Call Center Operator Encourages Youth To Practice Perseverance
• Angeles National Forest To Remain Closed Through Oct. 8 Due To Extreme Fire Danger
• Facebook To Reject Ads That Spread Doubt On Election Results, Methods
• Spend a night as the "mayor" of Hell, Michigan
• Fox Saved From Possible Euthanization By NH Governor
• SMU Debate Expert Says First Clash Between Trump And Biden 'Was Definitely A Mess'
• Hydroxychloroquine Didn't Prevent COVID-19 Among Healthcare Workers In New Study
• Allegheny Co. Executive Rich Fitzgerald: Decision To Bring Fans Back To Heinz Field Is Up To Gov. Tom Wolf And Dr. Rachel Levine
• San Joaquin County Businesses Questioning Whether They'll Make It Through The Red Tier
• Los Gatos Man Receives National Jefferson Award For 'Lighting For Literacy' Non-Profit
• Fremont Firefighters Deployed To Glass Fire Save American Flag From Burning Building
• Contra Costa Health Officials Offering One-Stop COVID-19 Testing & Flu Shots
• Laptop, Encrypted USB Drives Stolen From Philadelphia Election Machine Warehouse: Officials
• Google Unveils Cheaper, 5G Versions Of Pixel 5 To Compete In Apple-Dominated Market
• Glass Fire Evacuees Return Home To Find Devastation
• Some Halloween Haunted Houses Have Opened, But Illinois Says It's Not Allowed Under COVID-19 Restrictions
• Broad Stage Postpones Live Indoor Performances Until Next Summer
• Convicted Felon Deonte Murray Charged In Compton Ambush Shooting Of 2 LA Deputies
• Philadelphia Police Investigating After Man Found Dead Inside Of Car In TGI Friday's Parking Lot
• President Donald Trump Said A Coronavirus Vaccine Is Weeks Away. Pittsburgh Medical Experts Disagree
• COVID-19 Infections Continue To Increase In Some NYC Hot Spots
• Truck Gets Stuck Under Overpass On Hutchinson River Parkway
• Joe Biden Virtually Calls Mister Rogers' Widow, Joanne, While In Latrobe
• 49ers Begin Week With Mullens At QB In Place Of Garoppolo
• Ford Recalls Over 700,000 Vehicles Due To Backup Camera Problems
• Parents, Teachers Protest Outside Baltimore City Schools Headquarters; Call For Virtual Learning All Year
• Boston's Plastic Bag Ban Goes Back Into Effect Oct. 1
• Vikings: Zero COVID-19 Cases Discovered Since Titans Game, Team Plans To Play Sunday
• LA Closes Out September With Record Heat; Hiking Trails Closed
• New Law Requires Smoke Detectors With Sealed Batteries Be Installed In All Homes Built Before 1988
• COVID-19 Positivity Rate Hits 27% In Lakewood, New Jersey
• California To Study Reparations for Black Americans
• During Train Ride From Pittsburgh To Greensburg, Joe Biden Says He Doesn't Regret Telling President Trump To 'Shut Up'
• Sacramento Families Happy To Get Kids Out Of The House As Playgrounds Reopen
• This Saturday on JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (Oct 3)
• Fact-Checking The First 2020 Presidential Debate
• Feds Allege San Francisco Drug Dealer Sold Fentanyl That Resulted In Fatal Overdose
• A's Hold Off White Sox, Force Decisive Game 3 In Wild-Card Series
• Multiple-Vehicle Crash Causing Traffic Delays On WB Interstate 80 At Riverside Ave.
• Newsom, Democratic Governors Vow All Votes Will Be Counted - 'Sacred Right Of Every American'
• Seagram's Heir Clare Bronfman Sentenced To Nearly 7 Years Behind Bars In NXIVM Sex Cult Case
• 40 Minneapolis Restaurants Write Mayor, City Council Saying Perception Of Lawlessness Will Kill Businesses
• Coronavirus Vaccine Study Out Of UCHealth Shows How Antibodies React With Older Adults
• Trained To Argue: Top Debate Students Discuss Presidential Debate
• ADL Says Proud Boys, Far-Right Group Mentioned By President Trump In Debate, Have Presence In And Around Illinois
• Pa. Health Care Association Says More Needs To Be Done To Help Nursing Home Residents Battling Isolation
• New York Musicians Using Song To Urge Women To Get Out To Vote
• Some Boston Hotels Offer Suite 'Work-From-Home' Packages
• Debates commission plans changes to presidential debate format
• LA County Ralphs, Food 4 Less Stores Cited For Failing To Protect Employees From COVID-19
• Orange County Reports 19 More COVID-19 Deaths, 194 New Cases
• Baltimore Man Pleads Guilty To Drug Distribution; Admits It Resulted In Death Of A Victim
• A's Hold Off Abreu, White Sox 5-3, Force Series To Game 3
• 5,335 COVID-19 Cases, 107 Deaths Reported In Texas Wednesday
• Photos Show Person Who Spray Painted Vulgar Images On Political Signs In Golden Gate Canyon
• Murphy, Carney Among 12 Democratic Governors Vowing All Votes Will Be Counted In 2020 Election
• Confusion, Worry Surround Trump's Message To Proud Boys Group During Debate
• Investigators Using GPS Bait Package To Help Catch Mail Thieves In Montrose
• 2 Men Breached Social Media Accounts Of NFL, NBA Players Living In New Jersey, Officials Say
• South Jersey's Sharrott Winery, William Heritage Winery Take Home Honors As State's Best Wines
• 'We Hold Our Heads High' | Ravens Say They're Ready To Rally After Loss To Chiefs, 'Believe In One Another'
• Dickerson Homers As Marlins Beat Cubs 5-1 In Playoff Opener
• Despite COVID, High School Students Getting Chance To Continue Vocational Education On Staff At New Jewish Home
• Failing Students In Godley ISD Required To Return To Campus For Face-To-Face Learning
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 510 New Cases, 32 Additional Deaths
• Deadly Lauderhill Hit-&-Run Crash Leaves 1 Dead, 1 In Critical Condition
• Glass Fire Update: Napa And Sonoma County Road Closures Due To Wildfires
• Tesla Wheels, Rims A 'Hot Commodity' In Palms, Mar Vista Areas
• Colorado Hosts FEMA Administrator In Disaster Response Tour
• How To: Make Any Pan Look Brand-New (No Matter What It's Made Of)
• Police: Handyman Arrested For Allegedly Placing Camera In Customer's Bathroom
• Cook Like An Ancient Roman Using This Salt Alternative From 'Tasting History With Max Miller'
• Miami-Dade Census Liaison Esteban Bovo Says '$30 Billion At Stake' For County As Deadline Approaches
• Mall of America's Community Commons Space To Feature Local Businesses Seeking A Fresh Start
• Cubs Playoff Baseball Begins In Wrigleyville, Under Much Different Circumstances Than Usual
• Reopenings: San Francisco Archbishop To Continue Battle With State Over Indoor Worship Limits; 'God Bless Mayor Breed'
• Girl, 14, Describes Saving Sisters After Armed Shooting Suspect Stole Family Car
• Local Doctor Concerned About Accuracy As Government Sends States Millions Of Rapid Coronavirus Tests
• FBI Seeks Bank Robbery Suspect In Coral Gables
• 'Will You Shut Up, Man' Becomes An Official Biden Campaign T-Shirt
• Illinois Gets 'B' Grade As States Get Rated On Mail-In Ballot Processes
• Nearly 18,000 Mail-In Ballots Rejected In Massachusetts Primary Election
• Unhealthy Air For Everyone On Colorado's Front Range; Ash Falls In Many Neighborhoods
• Police: Jeannette Teen Holds Up Convenience Store Before Going To School
• One Man Shot, Second Man And 7-Year-Old Boy Hit By Flying Glass When Assailant Fires At Funeral Procession On Far Southwest Side
• Sony Michel Pops Up On Patriots' Injury Report With Quad Issue
• 1,000 Philadelphia-Based American Airlines Employees Facing Furlough Without Action From Congress
• Keller @ Large: Highlights, Missed Opportunities From First Presidential Debate
• Limited Number Of Fans Can Attend NLCS And World Series At Globe Life Field
• Roll Cameras! Miami-Dade's Film & Entertainment Office Back In Business With Safety In Mind
• Maryland's Foam Container Ban Takes Effect Thursday
• 40-Acre Pumpkin Patch, Wagon Rides Beckon At Underwood Family Farms' Fall Harvest
• Feminist Icon Helen Reddy, Singer Of 'I Am Woman,' Dies At 78
• Gruden: Raiders Players Made 'Mistake' Not Wearing Masks
• Behind The Scenes With CBS13 Investigates: Creating Quick And Effective Visuals From Home
• North Texas Man Arrested At Airport, Charged With Exploiting Child In Philippines
• Dickerson Homers As Marlins Beat Cubs 5-1 In Playoff Opener
• Victim Of Vicious Metromover Attack Plans To File Lawsuit Against Miami-Dade County, Security Company
• Denver To Focus On Community-Based Testing As Pepsi Center Site Closes
• Judge Sentences Thomas Murphy In Drunk-Driving Killing Of Boy Scout Andrew McMorris To 8 1/3 To 25 Years
• Your Health At Home: Colorectal Cancer Screening During COVID-19
• T-shirt Makers Cashing In On President Donald Trump's 'Bad Things Happen In Philadelphia' Insult
• As Children Continue Virtual Learning, Doctor Offers Tips To Avoid Eye Strain, Other Impacts Of Increased Screen Time
• Coronavirus Latest: Local Concert Venues Prepare To Host Concerts For First Time Since March
• Dennis Williams, Ex-UAW President Pleads Guilty In Embezzlement Scheme
• Philadelphia Suburbs 'Critical To Any Democrat Looking To Carry Pennsylvania' As Polls Suggest Joe Biden Leading
• Storm Leaves Upturned Trees, Damage Across The State
• Your Health At Home: Colorectal Cancer Screening During COVID-19
• Your Health At Home: Colorectal Cancer Screening During COVID-19
• Your Health At Home: Colorectal Cancer Screening During COVID-19
• Cook County Commissioner Kevin Morrison Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Heiress who bankrolled NXIVM sentenced to seven years in prison
• American Medical Association Encourages Flu Shots For Everyone Older Than 6 Months
• Steelers-Titans Matchup Postponed, NFL Announces; To Be Played On Either Monday Or Tuesday
• Maryland Voters Say First Presidential Debate Between Trump, Biden 'Didn't Really Accomplish A Whole Lot'
• Police Investigating After Shots Fired Damage 2 Homes, Vehicle In Edgewood
• Tool Based On Wasp's Stinger Could Help With Minimally Invasive Procedures
• Office Ventilation Systems May Increase Risk Of Coronavirus Exposure
• Kidsburgh: Center For Theater Arts Provides Much-Needed Outlet For Pittsburgh-Area Students
• Teen Boy Killed In East Oakland Shooting; 4th Fatal Shooting In Oakland Since Friday
• Group Of Female Pennsylvania Lawmakers Pretend To Pose Topless To Raise Awareness About 'Naked' Ballots
• Road To Reopening: Indoor Dining Resumes In New York City, As Officials Monitor COVID-19 Clusters
• California Follows European Union In Banning 24 Toxic Chemicals From Being Used In Cosmetics
• Extension For Expired Licenses Ends, Now Must Pay Late Fees
• Democratic Presidential Candidate Joe Biden To Campaign Monday In South Florida
• Miami-Dade County Approves Second Round Of Rental Assistance Program
• Astros Serve Twins Their 18th Straight Postseason Loss
• Police: 20-Year-Old Man Killed In Broad Daylight Double Shooting In Kingsessing
• Trump administration threatens to close U.S. embassy in Iraq
• 'Definitely A Wake-Up Call': Remote Learning Impacted By Storms, Power Outages
• Surprise: Astros Sweep Twins In Wild Card Series, Advance To ALDS For 4th Straight Season
• 3 Injured In Separate Stabbings In San Francisco SoMa, Portola Neighborhoods
• Normal Parking Enforcement For Street Cleaning, More To Resume Oct. 15
• New Mexico Man Dies After Being Taken Into Custody By Colorado State Trooper In Southern Colorado
• Allstate To Lay Off 3,800 Employees
• Doors Open Denver Offers 3-Weeks Of Virtual Tours
• San Jose cop charged after video shows rough arrest
• France planning to ban wild animals from traveling circuses
• Minnesota Zoo Baby Tapir Naming Contest
• Maryland State Police Warn Of Telephone Scam
• Dallas County Reports 249 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 Deaths Including Woman In Her 30s
• San Francisco Bay Bridge Approach Reopened After Man Walking On Freeway Stops Traffic
• 'I Beat Coronavirus, But It's Beating Me Back': Prolonged COVID-19 Symptoms Raise Concerns With Upcoming Flu Season
• Ford Issues Recall For More Than 700K Vehicles Due To Issues With Backup Cameras
• Airlines warn of huge job cuts unless lawmakers agree on aid
• Greenland Ice Sheet will melt at fastest rate in 12,000 years
• Florida Dems Post Wide Lead In Mail-In Ballot Requests
• Clairton Police Locate Missing Jackalynn Danee Britt
• 11 COVID-19 Outbreaks Linked To New Jersey Schools, Health Officials Say
• One Man Killed, One Wounded In Broad-Daylight Shooting In West Englewood
• Maryland Strengthens Hate Crime Law As New Laws Take Effect
• Oakland Judge Blocks Big Fee Hikes for Citizenship, Other Benefits
• Washington's First-Round Pick Chase Young Misses Practice, May Not Play Vs. Ravens
• 2 Allegheny County Schools Report Coronavirus Cases
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Suspect Who Viciously Attacked CVS Store Manager
• Woman Run Over By Construction Vehicle While Sleeping On Oceanside Beach Identified As 68-Year-Old Transient
• Zogg Fire Update: Fourth Death Confirmed In Massive NorCal Wildfire
• Gov. Whitmer Signs $62.7B Budget That Funds Tuition Assistance
• Denton County Reports 4th Human Case Of West Nile Virus
• Country Singer/Songwriter Mac Davis Dies at 78
• Drivers Through I-25 South Gap Project Can Expect Delays Between Larkspur And Monument
• 4th Person Killed In Zogg Fire Burning In Shasta County
• Dallas Zoo Welcomes 17-Year-Old Gorilla, 'Strong Female Role Model For Our Little Ones'
• Popular Downtown Restaurant, Pork & Beans, To Close For Good
• 'Avoid Contact With The Water': Red Flags Warn Of Charles River Bacteria
• President Trump's Campaign Threatens To Sue Over Philadelphia's Newly Opened Satellite Election Offices
• Hollywood Bowl, Music Center To Serve As Vote Centers For November Election
• Federal Judge Rejects Jason Lewis' Challenge To Minnesota COVID Restrictions
• Kohl's Hiring Seasonal Employees In Denver Metro Area
• U.S. to block palm oil shipments from Malaysian producer
• Boston Will Not Yet Move Into Next Step Of State's Coronavirus Reopening Plan
• Judge Tells Indiana To Count Ballots Mailed By Election Day
• Gov. Jared Polis Urges All Coloradans To Complete Census To Help State Get Federal Funding It Deserves
• Margaret Brennan On First Presidential Debate: 'I Would Love Our Country To Have A Serious Conversation About Where We Are Headed'
• COVID Patients Filling Wisconsin Hospitals As Virus Surges
• This week on JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (Oct 3)
• West Nile Virus Detected in Dead Bird In San Mateo County
• Convicted felon charged in ambush-style shooting of 2 LA deputies
• West Virginia Secretary Of State Denies President Donald Trump's Claim That Postal Worker Was 'Selling Ballots'
• Dolphins' Gesicki Hopes To Polish His End Zone Celebrations
• Although Up To 250 People Allowed At Pimlico For Preakness Saturday, It Won't Be Fans
• Democrats put Obamacare center stage in Supreme Court fight
• Toyota USA Foundation To Address Digital Divide
• Reminder Marylanders: REAL ID Deadline Extended To October 1, 2021 Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 4: Vikings' Justin Jefferson A Must Add After Breakout Game
• Baltimore County High Schools Will Need $1.2B In Capital Improvements Over Next 7 Years, Report Finds
• Health Commissioner Urges Texans To Get Flu Shots Early: 'We Want As Few People As Possible To Get Sick'
• Mother Of 4 Faces Faces State, Federal Charges Of Dealing Meth From Moreno Valley Home
• Florida Supreme Court Eyes COVID Delays In Criminal Cases
• Construction To Begin Of Newest Park In Downtown Dallas
• Biden uses sarcastic Arabic phrase to mock Trump during debate
• Around The Table: Takeaways From The First Presidential Debate
• Experts: COVID 'Shock To The System' Causes Hair Loss In Some Patients
• Red Flag Warning Issued For Areas Where Glass Fire Is Burning
• 'Breakout Can Happen Anytime' | John Harbaugh Says Ravens Staying Vigilant After COVID-19 Cases Reported Among Tennessee Titans
• Armed Man Holed Up In South LA Apartment Surrenders After SWAT Standoff
• Trump encourages supporters to monitor polling places — a federal crime
• First man cured of HIV has died of cancer
• Senate will vote on resolution to fund the government Wednesday
• Federal Government Approves $300 Unemployment Benefit For New Jersey
• Ravens Coach John Harbaugh On Never Lowering Masks: 'I Don't Think Anybody Could Be Held To That Standard'
• 'This Was A Bad Error': Nine Discarded Ballots Weren't Fraud, Pennsylvania Election Chief Says
• Burlington County Authorities Investigating After 66-Year-Old Man Dies In Willingboro House Fire
• Winter Park Express Taking A Year Off Due To Social Distancing Requirements
• State Police Hand Pittsburgh-Area Restaurants 2 Notices Of Violation, 5 Warnings Over Coronavirus Orders
• Think You Can Outrun A Bear? Think Again!
• Mayor Betsy Price Refutes Mention Of Fort Worth In Debate, Says 'Homicides Lower'
• Inmate Caught After Reportedly Escaping From San Joaquin County Honor Farm Facility
• Can The Yankees End New York's Championship Drought? Game 1 Win Over Indians Offered Hope
• Mango The Cat Is Up For Adoption At The MDSPCA
• Sen. Cory Gardner Says He's Likely To Vote To Confirm Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett
• Man Mows Lawn For Pittsburgh Veteran During 50-State Tour
• Increase Of Coronavirus Cases In All Age Groups In Boulder County After Spike On CU Campus
• Kasson-Mantorville Schools To Shift Grades 7-12 To Hybrid Learning After COVID Cases Grow
• Colorado Secretary Of State Jena Griswold: 'Voters Should Have Access To Safe, Secure, Accessible Elections'
• Doug Pederson Believes Winless Eagles 'Not Far Away' From Getting Back On Track Ahead Of 49ers Game
• Baltimore County Schools Pass Out More Than 57K Laptops For Students
• GOP lawmakers grill Comey on leadership of Russia probe
• Ford recalls over 700K vehicles due to faulty backup cameras
• Friends For Animals Of Metro Detroit Helps Make Life-Changing Connections Between People, Animals They Adopt
• Two Killed In Crash Outside Chicago Executive Airport; Stretch Of Wolf Road Closed
• Photos Taken By Quincy Studio In 1980s Could Be Clue In Florida Cold Case Murder
• Park Street Bridge In Alameda Closed Because Of Vehicle Collision
• Trump faces criticism for refusing to condemn white supremacists
• Commission On Presidential Debates Says Changes Coming To Format For Next 2 Debates
• Dr. Oz Gives One Of His Producers Her First Flu Shot.
• Woman Sleeping On Beach In Southern California Run Over And Killed By Tractor
• Location Of New Four Corners Weather Radar System Announced
• Dog Trainer Tammy Crenshaw Helps Create A Relationship Of Trust, Motivation Between People And Their Dogs
• FAA Chief Tests Changes To Boeing's Grounded 737 Max
• Rabid Raccoon Reported In Mt. Lebanon
• Biden's message to Proud Boys is "cease and desist"
• MEMA Secures $2.5M To Reduce Risks Of Hazards, Disasters In Maryland
• Pacific Islander Communities Grapple With High Covid-19 Infection Rates And Issues With Language Barriers
• Illinois Issues COVID Guidance For Halloween Festivities; 2,273 New Coronavirus Cases Reported
• Plant Employee Union Says JBS Denied Worker's Comp To Families Affected By COVID
• 'This Is Perfect Timing For The Bears' Says CBS' Tracy Wolfson On Move To Name Nick Foles Starter Over Mitch Trubisky
• State Senate Race Headed For A Runoff Between Shelley Luther And Drew Springer
• 1-Year-Old Aiden Bently, Abducted In Baltimore, Found Safe, Police Say
• MDOT: Bridge Replacement Work Requires Closing Portion Of I-75 In Detroit This Weekend
• Furloughs Begin Friday For Majority City Employees As Long Beach Grapples With $30 Million Budget Shortfall
• Justin Herbert Has 'Shown Something In First Two Starts And Should Be Starter' For Chargers Says CBS' Tracy Wolfson
• Kentucky Speedway Off NASCAR's Schedule
• Former Novato Real Estate Investment Firm CEO Charged With Running Ponzi Scheme
• Deal Reached To Speed Up Court Hearings For Juvenile Lifers
• San Francisco Supes Introduce Anti-Shakedown-Donations Legislation
• James White, Damien Harris, Gunner Olszewski Return To Patriots Practice
• Trick-Or-Treating On In Manchester, NH With Coronavirus Precautions
• Bobby Joe Berry Charged With Murder In May Death of Darrell Berry
• Ford Recalls Over 700K Vehicles; Backup Cameras Can Go Dark
• Police Searching For Suspect Who Robbed Bank In Frederick Monday
• U.S. Sanctions Son-In-Law Of Retired Cuban Leader Raul Castro
• Harris slams Trump after debate: "A dog whistle through a bullhorn"
• Deontray Poole Arrested For August Shooting In Severn
• You can now cast your vote for Fat Bear Week
• Parrots at zoo separated after swearing profusely at visitors
• California's Prop 21 Would Let Cities Expand Rent Control
• Kentucky AG Requests More Time To Release Grand Jury Recordings In Breonna Taylor Case
• 'Craving A Connection With Christ': Diocese Of Pittsburgh Increases Mass Attendance Limits
• Police: Lodi Man Suspected Of Shooting Up Petaluma Motel Room
• Pediatrician Alix Casler's Message For Parents That Are Afraid To Bring Their Children In For A Flu Shot Amid The Pandemic
• Shooting Victim Stumbles From Fort Worth Home To Call 911, Dead Woman & Critically Injured Man Found At Scene
• Police Search For Missing Teen Jaidi Altamar, 6-Month-Old Daughter In The Bronx
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 1,948 Newly Reported Cases, 174 Deaths, Slight Uptick In Positivity Rate
• Lehigh University Suspending Sports Programs After Student-Athletes Come In Close Contact With COVID-19 Cases
• Emergency SNAP Benefits In Texas Extended Through October
• Tower Of Power Bassist, Bay Area Funk Legend Rocco Prestia Dies At 69
• Americans Over 30 Have Been Drinking More During The Coronavirus Pandemic, Research Shows
• COVID Patients Filling Wis. Hospitals As Virus Surges: 'Didn't Expect It To Be Quite So Rapid'
• World Central Kitchen To Feed People For Free On Election Day
• Officers Track Down, Impound Car Weeks After Oakland Sideshow
• 'That Was Quite The Sharp Jolt'; Early Morning Quake Jolts Berkeley Residents Awake
• UCLA Asks Most Employees To Keep Working From Home Until March 2021
• A Closer Look At Patriots Rookie Mike Onwenu, Who's Looking Like The Steal Of The 2020 Draft
• CBS4 Political Analysts On Tuesday's Presidential Debate: Neither Candidate Made Big Strides
• Report: LeBron James' SpringHill Company Signs First Look Deal With Universal Pictures
• AG says he didn't recommend murder charges in Breonna Taylor case
• Dallas Resident Wins $1 Million From Texas Lottery's Mega Millions
• Police Join Forces With Miami Artist Romero Britto To Benefit Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
• What You Need To Know: Early Voting In Chicago
• NFL postpones Titans-Steelers game after coronavirus outbreak
• Cubs To Host Marlins Thursday; White Sox Can Eliminate A's With A Win In Oakland
• Crews Working To Repair Large Water Main Break In Overbrook
• Car Hits, Kills Pedestrian Walking In Middle Of Southbound Frontage Road 
• Arrest Made In Racist Vandalism Of Warren Home
• AG gets more time to release Breonna Taylor grand jury audio
• Water Main Break Causing Flooding In Bucktown Near Kennedy Expressway
• Philadelphia Police: Gunman Ambushes Five Men Hanging Out On Porch In Logan
• Florida Officials Tout Reopening Efforts As Disney Announces Thousands Of Layoffs
• Ski Resorts Struggle To Hire Amid Trump's Student Visa Ban
• Ex-Mueller prosecutor says he hasn't been subpoenaed in Durham probe
• 2 Teens Found Dead After Central Pa. Fire
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Another 689 New COVID-19 Cases, 16 More Deaths
• Man Dies Hour After Being Hit By Bullet In North Minneapolis Shooting
• Steelers-Titans Game Being Postponed, Expected To Be Played Monday Or Tuesday
• Cam Newton Brings 'Different Energy Level' To Patriots Sidelines Says CBS' Tracy Wolfson
• The Outpost
• New Guidance On When Should People Be Getting Their Flu Shots
• 'Bad Things Happen In Philadelphia': President Trump Accuses Officials Of Blocking Access For Poll Watchers In Philly
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 1,153 New Coronavirus Cases, And 19 Additional Deaths
• Maryland Traffic: Water Restored After Water Main Break Reported In Towson
• Boston Mayor Urges Patriots Fans Not To Have House Parties For Chiefs Game On Sunday
• Serena Williams quits French Open, says she's "struggling to walk"
• Gov. Whitmer Extends State Of Emergency Through Oct. 27
• Investigators Need Help Solving Suspicious Death Mystery After Darlene Reason's Body Found In Pueblo
• Seagram's Liquor Heir To Be Sentenced In Sex Slave Pyramid Scheme
• Man Arrested After Allegedly Robbing Royal Farms In Pasadena At Knifepoint
• Pandora
• NFL Postpones Sunday's Titans-Steelers Game After Positive COVID Tests
• Louisiana Man Who Hid In Florida Teen's Room For Weeks Arrested On Sex Charges
• PackageFromSanta.com Delivers Magical Santa Experiences Online and To Your Doorstep
• 'I Am Woman' Singer Helen Reddy Dies at 78
• Rangers Buy Out Henrik Lundqvist's Contract, Ending His 15-Year Run With Team
• Baltimore Mayor Extends Moratorium On Event Permits Through October Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Ex-Maryland Del. Cheryl Glenn Reports To Prison For Bribery Sentence
• Neanderthal genes are a liability for virus patients, study says
• Dallas Police Searching For Animal Cruelty Suspect Who Shot Grey Cat
• Power Outages Top 70,000 As Early Morning Storm Hits Massachusetts
• City Officials Waive Fees For Outdoor Heating Setup For Restaurants During Cold-Weather Months
• 5,000 pets found dead in boxes at Chinese shipping depot
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 43 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Dr. Oz Discusses Predictions That The Number Of COVD-19 Cases Will Double If The Flu Is Spreading Simultaneously
• Motorcyclist Crashes After Leading Deputies On High-Speed In Foresthill
• Did Patriots Make Mistake In Moving On From Stephen Gostkowski?
• Uber, Lyft Look to Kill California Law on App-Based Drivers
• Tampa Airport Will Begin Testing Passengers For Coronavirus
• Search Team Locates Body Of Missing Hibbing Man Last Seen In Grand Rapids
• With Stimulus Ending Fort Worth-Based American Among U.S. Airlines Bracing For Layoffs
• Dallas Police Seek Tattooed Burglar Who Broke Into The Ronald McDonald House On Bengal Street
• Author James McBride On Showtime's 'The Good Lord Bird': 'People Forgot About John Brown 50 Years After He Died'
• Rep. Beau LaFave Infected With Coronavirus, Says He Is Recovering
• Clothing, Remains Found In Case Connected To Wanted Men In Colorado
• Palantir shares jump 30% in stock market debut
• Penguins Making 'Safe, Contactless' Renovations To PPG Paints Arena Concessions
• Baltimore Officials Discourage Traditional Trick Or Treating, Indoor Halloween Parties To Deter COVID-19 Spike
• Biden campaign raises record $3.8 million in second hour of debate
• Japanese researchers say "no reason" to keep doing painful COVID tests
• Warren Police Investigating Shooting After 32-Year-Old Man Found Dead With Multiple Gunshot Wounds
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Positivity Rate Up, Hospitalizations Down As 414 Cases Added
• Bidens Expected To Stop In Western Pennsylvania Towns On Train Tour
• PTL Links: September 30, 2020
• Judge Considers Supressing Statements In Randolph, NH Crash That Killed 7 Motorcyclists
• Vermont Police Work With Texas Lab To Find DNA Clues In Teen's Disappearance 
• Dr. Oz Asks Famed Epidemiologist, Dr. Ian Lipkin What Worries Him The Most About A Potential Twindemic?
• Minnesota Renaissance Festival Extends Their Drive-Thru Parade
• Chad Knaus Gets VP Job With Hendrick Motorsports
• Uber, Lyft Look To Kill California Law On App-Based Drivers
• Gordon Hayward Shares Hysterical Photo Of Him And His New Son
• Cooking With Rania: Pumpkin Bread
• Anaheim City Council Approves Deal To Sell Angel Stadium To Team Owner For $150M In Cash
• Dallas Police: 54-Year-Old Carrie Gatewood Has Been Found Safe
• 3 Dead After Their Car Crashes, Breaks In Half, Drops 50 Feet Off Bridge 
• Dolphins' Tua Tagovailoa Misses Practice Because Of Illness
• Report: Testing Finds Additional Coronavirus Case Among Tennessee Titans
• Miami Weather: Afternoon Storms Could Produce Heavy Downpours
• Bill Belichick Explains What Patriots Are Doing To Prevent COVID-19 Outbreak In Facility
• 56-Year-Old Man Killed In Ceres Hit-And-Run, Search On For Suspect
• Oh My God! It's South Park: Denver Broncos Have Some Special Guests In The Stands
• City Schools Close Hazelwood Elementary, Margaret Brent Elementary School Meal Sites
• St. Paul Police Seek Help Finding Six Classic Cars Stolen From Auto Shop
• Delonte West On Road To Recovery After Assist By Mark Cuban
• U.S. Air Force looks to virtual reality for safer combat training
• Man Fatally Shot In North Minneapolis; Suspect Arrested
• October To Begin With Harvest Moon Near Mars, End With Blue Moon On Halloween
• Breaking COVID-19 News Minute: The DIY COVID Test You Can Do Every Day
• Glass Fire Update: Cal Fire Expands Evacuation Order For Area West Of State Routes 29 And 128 In Napa County
• Ford Recalls Over 700K Vehicles; Backup Cameras Can Go Dark
• Harvard Study Finds Americans Are Drinking Fewer Sugary Drinks
• Florida Hotels Look To Congress Amid Job Losses
• DNR: 115-Pound Cougar Struck, Killed By Vehicle In Bloomington
• Debate-watchers say Biden won first debate — CBS News poll
• 19-Year-Old Man Shot Overnight In West Baltimore
• Dogged Determination To Rescue Pair of German Shepherds Left On Hwy. 50 Mountainside
• Keller @ Large: Trump Biden Presidential Debate 'Worst I've Ever Seen'
• 3-Story Observation Deck Proposed Atop Prudential Tower
• President Trump Brings Up Gun Violence In Chicago As He Attacks Joe Biden On Issue Of 'Law And Order' In First 2020 Presidential Debate
• "Stand back and stand by": Trump doesn't condemn white supremacists
• Topsfield Fair Still Hosting 'Socially Distant' Giant Pumpkin Contest
• LeBron James And The Heat, Together Again At The NBA Finals
• India tightens laws on NGOs, freezes Amnesty International's funds
• Tuesday Search Ends With No New Leads In Suzanne Morphew Disappearance
• 'I Don't Know If My House Is OK': Glass Fire Evacuees Face Uncertain Future
• Members Of Freedom Area Girl's Volleyball And Soccer Teams Test Positive For Coronavirus
• NBA Rumors: 76ers, Pelicans Reportedly Reach Out To Doc Rivers
• Boy Killed, Second Injured By Possible Street Racer In Westlake Village
• Dodgers Kick Off 8th Straight Playoff Appearance Wednesday: 'It's World Series Or Bust'
• 1 Man Killed, 2 Wounded In Coney Island Triple Shooting
• Police: Man Stabbed In Back After Dispute Inside Hell's Kitchen Bodega
• Two Men Shot, Wounded In San Pedro Street
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/30 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• "Super healthy" college student dies from COVID-19 complications
• Suspect Arrested For Allegedly Shooting Up Petaluma Motel Rooms
• Pains & Strains: Ways To Avoid Injuries While Working From Home
• 3 scientists' advice on how to protect yourself from COVID-19
• Woman Killed, Man Injured In Shooting At Amazon Fulfillment Center In Jacksonville
• First debate descends into chaos as Trump and Biden exchange attacks
• Portland sheriff disputes Trump's claim he supports president
• Chicago Virtual Career Fair For Veterans Being Held Thursday
• Obama says Trump is "working to keep people from voting"
• Barrett offered SCOTUS nomination 3 days after Ginsburg died
• Wednesday Is The Final Day To Apply For Stimulus Payments, Rent And Mortgage Relief
• "Shut up, man": Biden and Trump make personal jabs during debate
• Patrick Mahomes and fiancée Brittany Matthews expecting a baby
• Singer Helen Reddy dies at 78
• Study Finds Low Risk Of Contracting COVID-19 On Train Or Bus
• Meghan Markle loses court decision in battle with tabloid
• Pittsburgh Weather: More Rain Expected Wednesday Evening
• Elderly Man Sentenced To Prison For Fake Oil Well Scheme In Texas
• Trump says "I don't know Beau" Biden while taking aim at Hunter
• Man Stabbed On CTA Green Line Train Near Roosevelt Station
• Lawfare Institute's David Priess on the Presidential Daily Brief
• Glass Fire Update: 'Fire Fatigue' Is A Real Thing For People Living Under Constant Threat Of Evacuations
• Fact-checking Trump and Biden's claims at the first presidential debate
• As Airline Industry Loses $5 Billion A Month, Flight Attendants Fear Massive Furloughs Without Help From Congress
• Marine jet pilot ejects after mid-air collision with plane in California
• Netflix Looking For Extras For Movie To Be Shot In Massachusetts
• Landlord Says Towing Business Hasn't Paid Rent For Months, And She Can't Do Much About It
• State Police Search For 2 Motorcyclists After Trooper Dragged In Canton
• First Presidential Debate Descends Into Chaos As Trump And Biden Exchange Attacks
• Pittsburgh Elected Officials React To First Presidential Debate
• Saving Main Street: Prior Lake
• Chicago Weather: Rain Chances Return
• Glass Fire Update: Roads Closed, Outages, Foul Air: Wine Country Businesses Spared By Flames Suffer Huge Economic Hit
• Moderna Says Older Patients Responding Well To Coronavirus Vaccine
• Anita Hill on reporting harassment in Hollywood: "There's a lack of trust"
• Exclusive: Brother Of Man Killed Inside Westchester Walmart 'Taking This Loss Pretty Seriously'
• Hopewell High School Senior Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Wednesday's Child: 13-Year-Old Thomas
• 352 Additional Penn State Students Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Fire Displaces Family Of 5 In Castle Shannon
• Reopening: Indoor Dining At 25 Percent Capacity Can Resume In San Francisco
• GOP Candidates Hold Debate Watch Party In New Castle
• Wednesday's Show Info (9/30/20)
• Health Dept. Orders Potenza Pizza In Oakland To Close
• Juan Pablo Torres Charged With Kidnapping 7-Year-Old Daughter From Elkins Park Home
• Trump says he wears masks "when needed" and mocks Biden's masks

Videos from September 30, 2020

• President Trump holds rally in Minnesota after first presidential debate
• "48 Hours Suspicion": The Ambush of Kevin Harris
• Scientists warn of airborne coronavirus spread
• China expands detention sites in Xinjiang
• 9/30/20: Red and Blue
• Former FBI Director James Comey testifies on Russia probe
• Government ad campaign on COVID-19 response come under scrutiny
• 45,000 airline employees could be furloughed or laid off due to coronavirus
• Moderna CEO says its COVID vaccine will not be ready before election
• Suspect charged in ambush-style shooting of 2 Los Angeles sheriff's deputies
• Death toll climbs as California wildfires scorch over 100,000 acres
• Debate commission could cut microphones to limit interruptions
• Debate commission promises changes after chaotic first face-off
• CBS Evening News, September 30, 2020
• Why GOP efforts to turn Sanders supporters off Biden don't appear to be working
• Commission on Presidential Debates to make changes after chaotic first debate between Trump and Biden
• How voting has changed in the Hispanic community and what Latinos are looking for from the 2020 candidates
• Candidates return to campaign trail after chaotic first debate
• Trump "owes America an apology" for remarks on white supremacy, ADL leader says
• Former top Mueller prosecutor Andrew Weissmann responds to special counsel's criticism
• Expert calls first 2020 presidential debate "the most incoherent" he's ever seen
• Social media amplifies conspiracies ahead of 2020 presidential election
• New York City sees alarming coronavirus spikes
• Trump and Biden clash in chaotic first debate
• Fact-checking Trump and Biden in the first presidential debate
• Detectives say they are close to solving 11-year-old murder case of hip hop artist Kevin Harris II
• The potential impact of the first debate on the presidential race
• Recordings of the grand jury proceedings in the Breonna Taylor case to be released
• Fast moving flames in Northern California destroy dozens of homes and businesses
• Analysis of the first presidential debate of the 2020 campaign
• Fact-checking the first presidential debate after a chaotic night in Cleveland
• Trump, Biden face off in debate filled with interruptions, insults and chaos
• U.K. centenarian hero Captain Tom signs a movie deal
• Trump and Joe Biden clash in first presidential debate