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Articles from October 1, 2020

• Glass Fire Update: Homes Burn In Angwin, New Evacuations Ordered, Fire On Calistoga Outskirts
• Richmond Creates Affordable Homes From Abandoned Houses
• Trump And First Lady Melania Trump Test Positive For COVID-19
• DHL Looking To Immediately Fill Hundreds Of Positions
• Mother-Son Duo Arrested After Elderly Woman Robbed At Oroville Casino
• #PressPause: Colorado Secretary Of State Asks Media Not To Report Results On Election Night
• Flex Alert In Effect Thursday, LA Experiences Sizzling Triple-Digit Heat
• Police Investigating Fatal Shooting Of Westlake High School Football Star
• Aurora Police Go Above And Beyond To Help Veteran After He Lost His Dog At Gunpoint
• COVID-19 Rate Four Times Lower At CSU Than CU, Even As Cases Rise
• President Trump, First Lady and Top Aide Hope Hicks Test Positive for COVID-19
• Bodycam Footage Shows Woman Punching Stockton Police Officer
• Gov. Newsom Vetoes Caleb's Bill, Citing Financial Concerns
• 1 Dead in San Francisco Union Square Shooting
• No New COVID-19 Deaths Reported In Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties
• Women Detained For Allegedly Vandalizing Dallas Police Headquarters With Red-Painted Hand Prints
• WATCH: Rescuer Drops From Helicopter To Help Injured Hiker On Crestone Needle
• Placer Deputies Help Firefighters Transport Unconscious Man Who Jumped Off Ponderosa Bridge
• Broncos Top Winless Jets 37-28 For First Victory Of Season
• The Role Journalists And Demonstrators Play In A Hostile And Polarizing Political Climate
• Costumes OK, But No Candy Being Handed Out At Denver Zoo's 'Boo At The Zoo'
• Gov. Jared Polis Pardons Nearly 3,000 Marijuana Convictions Pre-Legalization
• Push For Flu Vaccines During Coronavirus Pandemic Expected To Help Uninsured Coloradans
• House Passes Revised Coronavirus Relief Bill, But It's Unlikely To Move In The Senate
• Sacramento County Movie Theaters Reopening Friday With Limited Capacity
• Resilience Of Lake Street Businesses On Full Display 4 Months After Unrest
• Woman Hit By Stolen Truck On Sidewalk Outside Boston Public Garden
• Police: Reported Attempted Child Abduction In New Kensington Was Fabricated
• Chicago Weather: Frosty Night For Some; Temperatures Dip 15 Degrees Below Normal Friday
• Amid Pandemic Losses, Christmas Can't Come Soon Enough For Chicago Small Businesses
• N.Y., N.J. Unveil New 'COVID Alert' Apps That Notify Users If They're Within 6 Feet Of Someone Who Has Tested Positive
• Performers Find New Ways To Bring Live Entertainment To New Yorkers: 'It's Something I Know My Soul Has Needed'
• WPIAL Asks Schools To Use Wait-And-See Approach For Fans In Stands After Court Temporarily Restores Gathering Limits
• New York City Middle, High School Students Head Back To Class For In-Person Learning
• After Receiving Rude, Garbled Call From One IDES Worker, Woman Says Another Worker Solved Her Problem
• Man Has His Illinois Unemployment Account Hacked And Earnings Taken, And No Red Flags Are Raised
• Average Student Loan Debt In Pa. Is More Than $37,000, State Auditor General Says
• Indoor Nursing Home Visitation Can Begin Immediately In Maryland, Hogan Says
• 'A Book About Whiteness' Teaching Lower Merion Students About Systemic Racism
• Melvin Martin Jr., Accused Of Hauling Dismembered Girlfriend To Chicago Suburbs, Has Been Returned To Kentucky
• Multiple Shootings, Including Triple Shooting, Reported In Baltimore Thursday; Police Investigating
• Chrissy Teigen Sheds Light On Painful Loss Often Suffered In Silence
• Ellen's Stardust Diner Reopens In Theater District
• Family Of Miguel Vega, Man Shot Dead By Police In Pilsen, Demands Justice After COPA Video Release
• Trump, Biden Take Serious Tone At Virtual Al Smith Dinner
• Surfers Save Teens Caught In Riptide Off Dockweiler Beach
• Police: Man Broke Into Bronx Home, Tried To Rape 15-Year-Old Girl
• MTA Renames 2 Brooklyn Subway Stations After Civil Rights Icon Medgar Evers
• 'I Thought It Was A Train Wreck' | Gov. Larry Hogan Says He Could 'Barely Watch' First Presidential Debate
• Police Seek Suspect In Unprovoked Upper West Side Attack
• Anne Arundel County Board Of Elections Warns Of Unauthorized Person Trying To 'Collect Completely Filled Out Election Ballots'
• Trump Aide Hope Hicks Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Finding Minnesota: Grandpa Rudy's Little Western Town Gives The Old West A New Touch
• President Trump Says He And First Lady Will Begin 'Quarantine Process' After Hope Hicks Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Resumes Practice With COVID-19 Safety Precautions In Place
• President Trump Signs Government Funding Bill, Avoids Shutdown During Pandemic And Election
• Woman Shares Survival Story To Bring Awareness To Breast Cancer
• Carvana Launches Car Vending Machine In Novi
• Michigan State Police Rescue 25 Missing Children During Investigative Sweep
• U Of M Dearborn Pushes Sports To March 2021
• Senate Candidate John James Donates $1M Of Campaign Money
• Joe Biden To Visit Grand Rapids, Plans To Discuss Economy
• Diocese Of Camden Files For Bankruptcy Protection
• Area 3 Exhibit Information
• People Making A Difference: Parents Turn Grief Of Losing Child Into Smiles For Countless Others
• Escalon Neighborhood In Shock Over Man Accused Of Peeping On Woman, Burglary
• The Shoe Doctor Is 'In' at Detroit's Campus Martius
• Former Viking Darren Sharper's Effort To Toss Sentence In Rape Case Rejected
• Philadelphia Fire Department To Continue Red Paw Emergency Response Team Services In City
• Donora Mayor Cited For Disorderly Conduct After Argument With Borough Worker
• Strong Winds And Hot Temperatures Hamper Firefighting Efforts In Northern California
• Police Investigate Death Of Woman In Billerica Home
• Memorial Growing In Wilmington For 16-Year-Old Fidel Oseguera, Killed In Accident While Riding Home From Soccer Practice
• Suspects In SUV Fire Shots At Car With Child Inside In Chelsea
• UC Davis Professor Emeritus Struck, Killed While Riding Bicycle In Yolo County
• 'We're Definitely Not Worried' - Santa Clara County Election Officials Gear Up For Influx Of Poll Watchers
• Judge halts Trump, Barr law enforcement report
• Florida Association Of Crime Stoppers Launches Anonymous Text Service 'TIPS'
• McGregor Square Starting To Take Shape Near Coors Field
• Governor Newsom Tours Glass Fire Devastation; Tells Fire Victims 'We Have Your Backs'
• President Trump's Campaign Sues Philadelphia Over City's Satellite Election Offices
• How The Election Could Impact Your Money
• COVID-19 Reopening: Alameda County To Allow Elementary Schools To Open On Oct. 13 If Qualified
• 'Incredibly Courageous': Psychologist Says Chrissy Teigen Helping To End Miscarriage Stigma
• East Bay Hills Homeowners On Edge After Red Flag Warning Extended
• Travelers At LAX Can Now Use Mobile Devices To Order Food From Airport Restaurants
• NYC Teens Among First To Become Female Eagle Scouts
• A's Rally Past White Sox, Advance In Playoffs At Last
• 'Tamale Guy' Claudio Velez Out Of Hospital After 35 Days Battling COVID-19
• Joe Flacco Sees Playing Time For Jets After Injury To Sam Darnold
• Promising COVID-19 Treatment Being Tested In Bay Area Harnesses Immune System's Power
• Trump's counselor and confidant Hope Hicks tests positive for COVID
• Colorado COVID-19 Hospitalizations Reach 200 For First Time Since August
• Ohio Supreme Court Rules Amazon Not Liable In Death Of Teenager Who Ingested Powdered Caffeine
• Man, Woman Found Shot Dead In Car In Stockton
• Doctors Say Pandemic Shouldn't Keep Women From Getting Checked For Breast Cancer
• Hayward Officials Apologize After Trump Letters Found In Food Boxes For Those In Need
• Dangerous Intersection: Neighbors Call For Change After Second Car Crash At Rancho Cordova Home
• Glass Fire Update: Calistoga Homeowners On Edge As Glass Fire Continues To Threaten
• On A Positive Note: 89-Year-Old Greenfield Woman Has Sewn 1,600 Masks To Hand Out In Community
• Amazon: Nearly 20,000 Employees Have Caught COVID-19
• Used Car Scams On The Rise As Sales Soar
• Pasadena PD: DNA Links Gun To Anthony McClain, Man Fatally Shot By Officers
• Glitch Causing Box To Be Checked On Tax Return Keeping Some From Receiving Stimulus Payment
• Sacramento Schools Work With County Health To Tackle Possible Future COVID Cases
• Zogg Fire Update: Two Fatal Fire Victims Identified; Containment Increased To 39 Percent
• VeriFLY Takes Off At Denver International Airport To Help Travelers With Reduced Contact
• Texas Reports 3,223 New Coronavirus Cases, 112 More Deaths
• Body Found Off 5 Freeway In Elysian Park After Reports Of Shots Fired
• 2 Members Of Mizpah Volunteer Fire Company Charged With Theft, Official Misconduct
• Schoolyard Tavern On Southport Avenue Announces It's Going Out Of Business Due To COVID-19
• Buffalo Bill's Home In 'The Silence Of The Lambs' Back On The Market
• 40-Plus Farmers Pitch In To Help Harvest Man's Field After Triple Bypass Surgery
• Pittsburgh Leader Working To Reduce Racial Inequality In The Workplace
• City Auditor Says Oakland Fire Department Slow to Reform After Ghost Ship
• NYC Public Advocate Jumaane Williams Says New Absentee Packages Will Be Mailed This Week After Widespread Errors
• 'Excited For The Future': Joel Embiid, Fans Voice Approval Of Sixers Hiring Doc Rivers As Head Coach
• San Mateo Man Accused Of Lewd Acts With Minors, Soliciting Pics On Fake Instagram Profile
• Search For Dulce Maria Alavez Continues More Than 1 Year After Then 5-Year-Old Disappeared From South Jersey Park
• Tougher Anti-Hate Crime Law Goes Into Effect In Maryland
• Sacramento County Campaign Aims To Get Businesses Affected By Pandemic Back On Track By Halloween
• A's Advance In Playoffs, Beating White Sox 6-4
• Newsom Mixes Decisions On Labor, Crime, Housing
• Search Continues For Missing 12-Year-Old Hunter Denny Last Seen On Tuesday
• After Trump Comments, Sec. Of State Reiterates Integrity Of Absentee, Mail-In Voting
• Michigan AG Charges Two Conservatives With Felonies Over Robocall Scheme To Mislead Voters
• Westmoreland County Fires Deputy Director Of Election Bureau
• Pinder Delivers Timely Hit, A's Advance In Playoffs At Last
• Montgomery County Police: Officers Kill Coyote After 3 People Attacked In Rockville
• As Weather Turns, Outdoor Dining With Tents Isn't Always An Option For Chicago Restaurants
• Many Families Getting Creative, Building Their Own Sukkahs For Sukkot
• OC Could Move To Orange Tier By Mid-October If Trends Continue
• Woman Behind Dixon, Vallejo Movie Studio Scam Granted Early Release
• CSU Will Begin 2020 Football Season Against New Mexico On Oct. 24
• Broward School Board Votes To Begin Staggered Reopening Of In-Person Learning Starting Oct. 9
• Fire Crews Make Progress On Cameron Peak Fire
• Man Shot Near George Floyd Memorial While Intervening In Pregnant Woman's Murder To Lead Town Hall
• DuPage County Judge Rules Against Parent Group Suing Over High School Fall Sports
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Republicans are narrowing voter registration gaps in swing states
• State, Counties Look To Boost Farmworker COVID Testing
• Fort Worth Haunted House Gets Creative In Handling Coronavirus Safety Concerns
• West Virginia Attorney General Rallies In Support Of Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett
• Stephen Starr's Continental Restaurant And Martini Bar In Old City Temporarily Shutting Down Due To Pandemic
• Illinois' Unemployed Want Answers From IDES: 'I Can't Imagine How Much Worse Things Have To Get'
• Chrissy Teigen, John Legend's Loss Highlights A Common Subject Not Often Discussed
• Philadelphia Residents Can Now Track Trash Collection In Real Time
• President Trump Pushes Mining With Order, But Effects Are Uncertain
• Florida Judge Tosses Out Reptile Law
• Newsom Vetoes Return-To-Work Bill For Many Laid-Off California Workers
• Free Fall Baltimore To Show Case Arts & Culture For Residents, Visitors
• Philadelphia Native Sarah Megan Thomas Wrote, Produced, Co-Stars In 'A Call To Spy'
• Lawyer: Unruly Crowd Warrants Venue Change In George Floyd Case
• I-Team: Brigham And Women's Employees Push For More Testing After Covid-19 Outbreak
• Co-Founder Of Grossman Burn Foundation Arrested In DUI Crash That Killed Westlake Village Brothers
• Heat Are Ailing, But Insist NBA Finals Against Lakers Aren't Over
• 1 In 4 Women Considering Changing Careers Or Quitting Workforce Due To Pandemic Hardships, Study Finds
• 3 Men Found Dead At Norwalk Home Under Mysterious Circumstances
• Clearview High School Cancels Football Game After Positive COVID-19 Case Within Program
• Texas Convenience Store Sells $47M Winning Lottery Ticket
• Coronavirus Outpatient Treatment Trial Underway In Pittsburgh
• 'Please Come Downtown': Zen Box Izakaya Owner Calls On Community To Return To Minneapolis
• Vallejo Police Department Fires Officer Involved In Two Fatal Shootings
• Half Moon Bay Breaks Ground On Highway 1 Traffic Safety Project
• Baylor Scott And White First Hospital In World Testing New Remdesivir Treatment On COVID-19 Patients
• Missing Children Mya, Nathan Rollman Found Safe, Mohnton Borough Police Say
• Santa Ana Boxing Coach Accused Of Sexually Molesting 13-Year-Old Girls
• Fraternal twins crowned as homecoming king and queen
• Firefighters Brace For Violent Winds In Northern California
• Health Officials Remind Marylanders To 'Answer The Call' From COVID-19 Contact Tracers
• Subway's Bread Is Not "Bread" According to Ireland Court
• Military report shows steady rise in suicides
• Viewers React: Cafe Fined Thousands For Ignoring County's COVID Guidelines Asking For Donations
• Viewers React: Cafe Fined Thousands For Ignoring COVID Guidelines Asking For Help
• Couple Prevails Over Serious Health Problems, Pandemic Hurdles, And Last-Minute Venue Cancellation To Tie The Knot
• Boston Moves Ahead With In-Person Learning Despite Entering High-Risk Red Zone
• USGS: 1-In-300 Chance Strong Earthquake Could Follow Salton Sea Swarm Of Earthquakes Within 7 Days
• Pennsylvania House GOP Pushes Forward With 'Election Integrity' Panel
• Totino-Grace High School Develops Unique Homecoming Celebration
• Women's rights are faltering, United Nations says
• Dallas Salon Owner Shelley Luther, State Rep. Drew Springer Vie For Texas Senate Seat
• LA County Releases Additional Guidelines For Reopening, Reports 35 New COVID-19 Deaths
• Dallas County Sheriff's Office Welcomes New Sunnyvale Police Department
• Chicago's Ever-Popular Christkindlmarket Going Virtual This Year
• Philadelphia DA Calling For Justice, Safety For City's LGBTQ Community Following Murder Of Black Transgender Woman
• Westchester County DA's Office Turns To Lewis The Lab To Comfort Witnesses And Victims
• Dorchester Learning Pod Helps Students Feel Connected During Remote Classes
• South Holland Firefighter Dylan Cunningham Dies In Training Accident In Kankakee
• American Dream Mall Reopens Stores, Skating Rink And Nickelodeon Theme Park
• Demand For Mail-In Ballots Surges Ahead Of November Presidential Election
• Along With The Affordable Care Act, Pa. Election Case Up For Review By United States Supreme Court
• With 'Tommi's Tales,' Abington High School 9th Grader Finds Her Own Set Of Students Through YouTube
• Family Searches For Answers A Year After Loved One Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 708 New Cases, 23 Additional Deaths
• Dallas County Judge On Changes To Mail Ballot Drop-Off Locations In Texas: 'This Has President Trump Written All Over It'
• 2 Puppies Dead, 2 Others Fighting For Survival After Being Found Abandoned On Roadside
• Schools: The New Normal | Health Expert Says Hand Washing, Social Distancing Are Most Important Protocols During In-Person Classes
• Newsom Vetoes South Bay Lawmaker's Bill Offering Rehiring Protections For Many Laid-Off Workers
• LASD Deputies Start Using Body-Worn Cameras In Field
• Teens In Custody After Car Shootout On Highway 169 In Maple Grove
• Charter Boat Out Of Newport Beach Reels In 'Monster' Bluefin Tuna Weighing More Than 364 Pounds
• American Cancer Society Announces Drive-Thru Fundraiser At Jones Beach, Long Island's Largest Breast Cancer Awareness Event Adjusts To Pandemic
• Glass Fire torches California's wine country
• Cam Newton Explains All Those Snazzy Outfits On Game Day
• Zoo Babies: Franklin Park Zoo Welcomes Incredibly Rare Twins Dubbed 'Tapir Tots'
• Mile High United Way's Women United Luncheon Features CBS' Gayle King
• Authorities Identify 2 Zogg Fire Victims, Including A UC Davis Med Center Patient
• 'Game-Changing Project': $2.3B Green Line Extension Now More Than 50% Complete
• Police: 7-Eleven Clerk Charged After Stabbing Shoplifter To Death Following Chase Outside Suffolk County Store
• Lawmakers Introduce Bill To Provide Groups Resources To Respond To Mental Health Crises
• Queens Residents Fed Up With Tree Stumps, Downed Wires Lingering Since August Storm Turn To CBS2 For Answers
• Chrissy Teigen, John Legend Share Heartbreaking News Of Pregnancy Loss
• President Trump Calls On Supporters To Be Poll Watchers, Here's How To Do It
• University Of Pittsburgh School Of Medicine Researcher Discovers How Coronavirus Causes Harmful Inflammation
• Cam Newton Praises Patrick Mahomes: 'He's Changing The Game'
• Boston Sports Club Closes Several Locations Without Warning
• Medical City McKinney Houses 150,000 Honey Bees In Hives On Undeveloped Property
• Diocese Of Rockville Centre Files For Bankruptcy Amid Sexual Abuse Lawsuits
• Texas Part Of Multistate Salmonella Outbreak Investigation Possibly Linked To Pet Hedgehogs
• Glass Fire Updates: Gov. Newsom Tours Damage; More Evacuations In Napa County
• Police: Minor Car Accident Leads To Assault Charges Against Westmoreland County Man
• Arlington Police Investigating String Of Violent Crimes, 1 Of Them Deadly
• Flex Alert Goes Into Effect Amid Hot Temperatures; Cal ISO Encourages Energy Conservation
• Groups urge Amazon to disclose any election data breaches
• Reward Offered For Information On Horses Fatally Shot In Harford County
• CSU Teams Up With Dumb Friends League For Drive-Thru Pet Vaccine Clinic
• Trump Expected To Make Rare LA Area Visit
• Ray Blanchette, CEO Of TGI Fridays On This Week's 'Undercover Boss': 'You Can Learn Things That They Wouldn't Tell A CEO'
• NASA aborts launch of cargo ship including toilet for astronauts
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Childcare Centers Can Resume At Maximum Capacity
• 2 Brothers Charged With Stabbing Danvers Indoor Sports Complex Manager
• Contact Tracing Study Shows Children Are Key To Spreading Covid-19
• New 'Exosuit' Clothing Device Can Help Relieve Strain In Lower Back
• Rep. Katie Porter gives drug executive "whiteboard" treatment
• 'We're All On The Same Page': Eagles' Zach Ertz Says He's Focused On Season, Not Contract Situation
• Over 19,000 Minneapolis Voters Have Cast Their Ballots Early
• 15-Year-Old Shot During Fight At Fort Worth Apartment Complex
• Philadelphia Reporter Posts Video Of Walking Around Unnoticed At Election Storage Warehouse Where Laptop, Flash Drives Stolen
• After President Trump Tells Proud Boys To 'Stand By,' Donald Trump Jr. Says His Father Doesn't Support White Supremacy
• Douglas County Reopens 2016 Sex Assault Case Against Brent Stein
• Police: Severely Decomposed Body Found Behind Woodford Mansion In Fairmount Park
• 2024 primary is already in sight for Mike Pence
• 'Nights Of The Jack' At King Gillette Ranch In Calabasas Transforms Into Drive-Thru, Contactless Experience
• Stanford CB Adebo Opts Out of 2020 Season to Prepare for NFL Draft
• Texas Gov. Abbott Limits Mail Ballot Drop-Off Locations To 1 Per County
• Minn. State High School League Approves Winter Sports, Includes 30% Reduction In Games
• NFL Week 4 AFC East Picks: 'If Miami Can Win Turnover Battle, Could Pull Upset' Against Seahawks Says SportsLine's Kenny White
• NFL Week 4 AFC East Picks: Broncos-Jets 'Going To Be A Low-Scoring Game,' Says SportsLine's Kenny White
• NFL Week 4 AFC East Picks: Patriots 'Defense Down A Little Bit, Offense Still Trying To Get To Know Each Other,' Says SportsLine's Kenny White
• 4 Bats Have Tested Positive For Rabies In Plano In Past 2 Weeks
• Spare The Air Alerts Extended Through At Least Tuesday Due To Glass Fire Smoke
• Motorcycle And Big Rig Collide In Front Of Elementary School In Ellis County
• Hogan: There's 'Really No Excuse' To Not Try To Return Kids To Classrooms Despite Coronavirus
• Adorable Pair Of Red Panda Cubs Make Debut At Erie Zoo
• State Rep. Stephanie Kifowit To Challenge Michael Madigan For Illinois House Speaker
• Greyhound Bus Terminal Moves To Union Station
• Former coal CEO Robert Murray files for black lung benefits
• Gov. Hogan Announces New Testing Can Detect COVID-19, Influenza A & B; Encourages Marylanders To Get Flu Shot
• Breast Cancer Awareness Month Brings Renewed Concerns About Coronavirus Pandemic Causing Mammograms Delays
• Californians Will Vote On Racial, Gender Preference Programs
• Republicans On Illinois House Panel Investigating Madigan Want To Subpoena Speaker; But Democratic Chair Pushes Back
• Invasive Snail Which 'Could Cause Serious Health Implications' Found In Miami-Dade
• BART Service Resumes After West Oakland Crash Brings Live Power Line Down On Tracks
• Several LAPD Units Shut Down South LA Neighborhood In Search Of Pursuit Suspect
• Westmoreland Manor Reports 13 More Residents, 3 Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus Amid Outbreak
• President Trump's Western Wis. Rally Canceled Amid Surging COVID Cases
• Senate moves to subpoena CEOs of Facebook, Twitter, Google
• Judge says government's lawsuit against John Bolton over tell-all book can proceed
• Lottery winner forced to forfeit prize after ticket gets lost in mail
• Dallas Fire-Rescue Stations To Hold 'Light The Night For Fallen Firefighters' Virtually
• Salt Bae's Boston Restaurant Can Reopen, But Social Media Star's Instagram Use Restricted
• SpaceX Mission Scrubbed Due To Sensor Reading; Friday Launch In Question
• Weymouth Compressor Station Will Pause Operation After Another Emergency Shutdown
• Warren Police Investigating Double Homicide
• Lightfoot On SCOTUS Nominee Amy Coney Barrett: 'Many Of Her Views Are Hostile To The Things I Care About'
• Arrest Made In Mendocino County Burglary Involving $50,000 In Cash, Pot
• UMD Coaches, Athletic Director Volunteer To Take Up To 10 Percent Pay Cut Amid Coronavirus Budget Deficit
• Santa Clara County Medical Examiner Identifies Second Victim Killed in Crash
• COVID-19 Cases Continue To Spike In Wisconsin With 2,887 New Cases Thursday; President Trump Cancels One Of Two Planned Rallies
• Nation's Top Drug Makers Grilled On Capitol Hill Over Soaring Costs Of Medication
• Subway bread isn't bread, court says
• Oliver Ekman-Larsson's Trade List Reportedly Includes Boston Bruins
• Napa County 'Extreme Fire Danger' Alert Inadvertently Sent To Marin And Solano County Residents
• Girls With Quincy Ties Identified After Old Photo Found In Florida Cold Case Murder File
• Joe Biden Launching Door-To-Door Canvassing In Battleground States, Including Pennsylvania
• Pope Francis refuses to meet with Mike Pompeo ahead of 2020 election
• Facebook removes Trump ads about Biden, COVID-19 and refugees
• "The Boys In The Band" Star Andrew Rannells and Drew On Workplace Romances
• Dalvin Cook Looking To Put In Work Against Houston Texans' NFL-Worst Run Defense
• Mullen Fire Crosses State Line From Wyoming Into Colorado, Wildfire Smoke Could Delay Flights
• State Order On Evictions, Foreclosures Expires
• Fall Foliage Forecast: Leaves In Western Pa. Approaching Peak Colors
• DUI Suspect Crashes Into Caltrans Truck Helping With Highway 16 Closure From Copper Fire
• Newsom Vetoes Bill Requiring All Calif. High School Students To Take Ethnic Studies
• Anne Arundel County Reopens Mall Food Courts At 50%, Extends Dining Hours
• This is Fan N'ATion!
• Vehicle Rams Into Maryland Gun Store; Thief Or Thieves Steal Multiple Guns, Officials Say
• Child Abuse Death: Foster Mother Dacey Spinuzzi And Boyfriend Ramando Jones Arrested In Death Of Toddler
• Colorado Weather: Drought Becomes Even Worse
• Ban On Large Church Gatherings Continues: Judge Rejects Request To Let Andrew Wommack Ministries Hold Conference
• Polis Pardons 2,732 Coloradans Convicted Of Marijuana Possession
• Arrest Made After Motorcyclist Robs 3 Banks In 1 Day
• Vikings Back At Practice After Virus Pause: 'You Just Roll With It'
• Hillary Clinton To Produce TV Series On Women's Right-To-Vote Movement
• Planned Parenthood Launches Voter Guides To Show Candidate Records On Reproductive Rights
• Denver Health Pays It Forward To Denver Public Schools With PPE Donation
• Emergency Fire Alert Accidentally Sent To Solano, Yolo Counties
• Florida Supreme Court Rejects Sexual Abuse Lawsuit
• While Cruise Ships Remain At Shore, Cargo Volume At Port Of Baltimore Rebounding, Port Administration Says
• You Can See A Harvest Moon Tonight, Full Moon On Halloween
• Now Hiring: Window Cleaning, Maintenance Company Has Full-Time And Part-Time Openings
• Drew & "The Boys In The Band" Star Andrew Rannells On Rejection Meals: Filet-O-Fish & Burritos
• With Some Restrictions, Trick-Or-Treating Will Be Allowed For Halloween In Chicago
• Sign Supporting President Trump Vandalized, Mt. Lebanon Police Investigating
• Once In A Blue Moon: October Night Sky To Feature 2 Full Moons Including One On Halloween
• Old Fall River Road Reopens In Rocky Mountain National Park, But Only For A Few Days
• New Fire Breaks Out In Napa County Near Oakville, Yountville
• Secretary Of State: Nearly 85% Of Eligible Californians Registered For 2020 Presidential Election
• Man Dies In Early Morning Crash In Harford County
• Report: COVID-19-Related Workers' Compensation Claims Denied By JBS
• Woman Who Spray Painted Vulgar Images On Political Signs In Golden Gate Canyon Identified
• Protesters arrested after attorneys defend cops in Daniel Prude's death
• "The Boys In The Band" Star Andrew Rannells On His Failed Attempt To Guest Host On "Today"
• Man Accused Of Groping Woman At Harlem Laundromat
• Photos Inside Greeley Store Show Man Suspected In Out-Of-State Fraud Case
• Pennsylvania GOP Lawmaker's Positive Coronavirus Test Cancels House Voting Session
• Man Surrenders After Barricading Himself In Northridge Home With His Elderly Father
• New Affordable Housing: Officials Break Ground On Capitol Square Apartments In Denver
• Most New Yorkers hesitant about returning to office life
• Baffert Goes For 8th Preakness Win Without Valued Assistant
• DCNR: Pennsylvania Has The Longest, Most Varied Fall Foliage Season In The World
• 19-Year-Old Arrested For Murder At Grand Prairie Apartment Complex
• 2 Mountain Lion Kittens Taken To New Home At Arizona Wildlife Sanctuary After Attempt To Foster Them
• Stimulus Check Update: What's The Latest On A Second Payment Package?
• Lightfoot Announces Plans For New Bronzeville Mixed-Income Apartment Complex
• Coronavirus In Maryland: No New Deaths Reported For First Time Since March As State Passes 125K Total Cases
• Jemele Hill on The NBA Finals & The Lakers Taking The Title
• Maryland Drivers Need To Know About These New Laws Now In Effect
• Chihuahuas Rescued From Apartment In Colorado Springs Now Up For Adoption
• Peters Raises $14M Over 3 Months In Michigan Senate Race
• California bans chokeholds, shortens probation sentences
• Republicans narrow voter registration gap in swing states
• Real estate firm accused of preying on low-income homeowners
• August's LNU Lightning Complex Fire Now Fully Contained, Cal Fire Says
• 70,000+ Children, Teens Died In Car Accidents In 15-Year Period, Michigan Ranked #28
• Duluth Police Working To Identify Trump Supporter Who Attacked WCCO Photojournalist
• Netflix Releases Images Of Chadwick Boseman's Final Role, Filmed In Pittsburgh
• Report: Bruins Actively Gauging Tuukka Rask's Trade Value
• Dads build 200 desks for kids learning at home
• Police: 3 Shot With Paintballs From Moving Car On Staten Island
• Drew Tries Other Celebrities Weird Favorite Food Combos with Eitan Bernath
• Boston University's Center For Antiracist Research Gets 'Game Changing' $1.5 Million Gift
• Fort Worth Botanic Garden Management Transfers From City Of Fort Worth To BRIT
• Over 29,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of Sept. 21, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Earthquake Swarm Rattles Part Of California As Officials Launch Preparedness Campaign
• Ukraine investigates death of U.S. woman found near train tracks
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Exposing Himself, Sexually Assaulting Fort Lauderdale Health Spa Employee
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 2,166 New COVID-19 Cases, 25 Additional Deaths
• Tomlin 'Understands This Is What Comes With 2020' As NFL Decides To Reschedule Steelers-Titans Game
• Tonight's Harvest Moon And Hunter's Moon On Halloween Will Make 13 Full Moons In 2020
• Program To Help 'Tsunami' Of Camden County Families Under Threat Of Being Kicked Out Of Homes Due To Unpaid Rent
• Quinn Nystrom: 2020 Election Guide
• 'It's Been A Long Time Since We've Seen Something Like This'; Meteor That Lit Up Pittsburgh Skies Was Seen In 15 States
• Patriots' Road To Victory Vs. Chiefs? It's On The Ground
• Judith Schwartzbacker: 2020 Election Guide
• Pete Stauber: 2020 Digital Election Guide
• Judge Tosses Case Over Texas Chemical Plant Fire During Harvey
• 1,000 Philly-Based American Airlines Workers Furloughed After Money From Federal Government To Avoid Layoffs Runs Out
• Thousands Of Boston Students Return To School As Covid Cases Rise
• Slater Johnson: 2020 Election Guide
• Cook Children's Medical Center Lawyers File Emergency Motion For Decision In Baby Tinslee Lewis Case
• True Crime: Cuba Gooding Jr. Accused Of Rape And Multiple Allegations Of Groping
• Collin Peterson: 2020 Election Guide
• New Jersey Gas Tax Increasing By Nearly 10 Cents Per Gallon
• Drew's Big Surprise For The Amazing 11-Year-Old Who Has Upcycled Over 68,000 Books & Stuffed Animals
• New "murder hornet" sightings reported in Washington
• Michelle Fischbach: 2020 Election Guide
• City Of Plano Giving Away Free Trees To Residents
• Northeastern Doesn't Have To Refund Tuition After Shifting To Online Classes, Judge Rules
• Chris Watts Netflix Documentary Goes Behind The Scenes Of Colorado Family Murder Investigation
• Federal Appeals Court Temporarily Restores Pennsylvania's Gathering Limits
• Indiana Reaches New High For Average Daily COVID-19 Cases
• Tawnja Zahradka: 2020 Election Guide
• Maryland Unemployment Claims Jump Back Up, Over 15K Filed Last Week
• 52nd Annual Bloomfield Halloween Parade Canceled
• With Harvest Moon Tonight, Hunter's Moon On Halloween, 2020 Will Have 13 Full Moons
• Dancing Mailman Shows Off His Hidden Talent On Indiana Family's Doorbell Camera
• Cassius Winston On 2020 NBA Draft Process 'The Best Part Of Everything Is The Journey'
• Tom Emmer: 2020 Election Guide
• Philadelphia Police Investigating After Woman Dies Of Overdose At Benjamin Franklin Parkway Homeless Encampment
• Ilhan Omar: 2020 Election Guide
• CA Gov. Newsom Signs Bill To Pave The Way For US Slaves' Descendants To Receive Reparations
• Lacy Johnson: 2020 Election Guide
• Californians To Vote on Racial, Gender Preference Programs
• Police Searching For Gunmen Who Boxed In Another Car In South Philadelphia Shooting
• Proud Boys "emboldened" by Trump's language, ex-member says
• Toya Woodland: 2020 Election Guide
• BMW Dallas Marathon Festival Postponed To Spring 2021
• Long Line Of Voters Gathers At Loop Super Site As Early Voting Begins In Chicago; 'We All Have To Do Our Part'
• Michael Moore: 2020 Election Guide
• Betty McCollum: 2020 Election Guide
• Detroit Grand Prix To Run On Belle Isle For 2 Race Weekends In 2021
• 'It Was Really Big For Me To Stay A Raven' | Ravens Sign CB Marlon Humphrey To Five-Year Extension
• Woman, 24, Killed In Head-On Crash In Northern Minnesota; Other Driver Seriously Hurt
• Gene Rechtzigel: 2020 Election Guide
• Republican Pa. Lawmaker Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Miami-Dade Sends Out More Than Half A Million Vote-By-Mail Ballots
• Report Finds No Evidence That City Employee Removed BLM Artwork In Patterson Park Over Racial Motivations
• Vietnam War ID tag found in Russia returned to U.S. soldier's widow
• Man Shot, Killed By Police In St. Cloud Identified As 27-Year-Old Fugitive
• California Voters to Review Criminal Justice, Bail Reforms
• Susan Sindt: 2020 Election Guide
• Jazz Icon Dave Brubeck's Last Solo Recordings To Be Released
• Dean Phillips: 2020 Election Guide
• Cubs-Marlins Game Postponed Due To Incoming Inclement Weather
• Kendall Qualls: 2020 Election Guide
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: State Surpasses 100,000 Total Confirmed COVID Cases
• Containment On Bobcat Fire Climbs, 83 Homes Destroyed
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 1,156 New Coronavirus Cases, Pushing Statewide Total Over 160,000
• Mayor Walsh Calls Trump's Letter To Food Aid Recipients 'Insulting'
• True Crime: Cuba Gooding Jr. Accused Of Rape And Multiple Allegations Of Groping
• Angie Craig: 2020 Election Guide
• Danny Ainge's Blunt Assessment On Celtics Playoff Run: 'Collectively, We Aren't Good Enough'
• 7-Eleven Clerk Shot, Killed During Robbery In Waldorf, Police Say
• Tyler Kistner: 2020 Election Guide
• Inside the FBI's mission to save a boy held hostage by a gunman
• Dan Feehan: 2020 Election Guide
• Jim Hagedorn: 2020 Election Guide
• Three Brose Locations Named Winners Of 2020 Best And Brightest Companies To Work For® In Metro Detroit
• Bill Rood: 2020 Election Guide
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 2,628 Newly Reported Cases, 132 Deaths, Slight Uptick In Positivity Rate
• Tina Smith: 2020 Election Guide
• Jason Lewis: 2020 Election Guide
• Motorist, 24, Hospitalized After Entering Ditch, Striking Tree In Western Wis.
• Former President Jimmy Carter Celebrates 96th Birthday At Home In Plains, Georgia
• Sterling K. Brown Tells Dr. Oz About The Importance Of Bringing Stories From Marginalized Groups To The Forefront Of Hollywood.
• Kevin O'Connor: 2020 Election Guide
• What is TikTok? And what does President Trump have to do with it?
• Michigan Bill Would Criminalize Requesting Ballot For Others
• Oliver Steinberg: 2020 Election Guide
• Google To Pay $1 Billion Over 3 Years for News Content
• $500 Million Released For 'MI Clean Water' Infrastructure Plan
• First-Time Unemployment Claims Drop In Florida
• Trump administration sets refugee cap at 15,000, a record low
• Flex Alert Starting At 3 p.m. Thursday, Californians Urged To Conserve Power
• Gov. Whitmer Revises Rules On Nursing Homes With Virus Patients
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 106 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Countywide Total To 12,454
• American and United to furlough 32,000 workers
• Body Found Floating In Hialeah Canal
• Ainge On Walker's Postseason Health: Kemba Wasn't Kemba
• Concord To Reopen Playgrounds Following New Guidance From State Health Officials
• Fireball In The Sky: Social Media Lights Up With Reports Of Giant Meteor Across The East Coast
• Dr. Oz And Sterling K. Brown Discuss Bias In The Healthcare System.
• University of North Texas Cancels Spring Break 2021
• Cellist Yo-Yo Ma To Perform At 2021 Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra Gala Concert
• MDOT Announces Lane, Ramp Closures In Oakland County This Weekend
• Jerry Seinfeld on defending New York
• Driver Seen Doing Doughnuts On Bay Bridge Faces 27 Charges, MDTA Police Say
• Free COVID-19 Testing Sites Coming To Six Minnesota Cities Next Week
• Zachary Brockmann Named As Suspect In Colorado Springs Shooting
• 2 Men Charged In Early September Shooting In West Baltimore
• Country Star And Hit Elvis Songwriter Mac Davis Dies At 78
• Affirmative Action Back On The California Ballot With Prop. 16
• Trump signs stopgap spending bill to avert government shutdown
• Chrissy Teigen shares heartbreaking news of pregnancy loss
• "This Is Us" Sterling K. Brown On Hollywood's Race Problem And His New Cancer Survivor Passion Project
• 'Handstand Up To Brain Cancer' Challenge Going Viral To Support Foundation Of Late, Great Phillies Catcher Darren Daulton
• PTL Links: October 1, 2020
• NASCAR Finally Adds Schedule Variety In 2021
• Moderna CEO says its COVID-19 vaccine won't be ready until 2021
• H&M Closing 250 Stores Next Year
• MSP: No Evidence Found During Freeway Shooting Investigation, I-94 Reopened
• 16-Year-Old Struck, Killed In Carroll County Wednesday Night
• LivingWell Disability Services Holds Virtual Gala Friday
• Federal court rebuffs Trump effort to move up census deadlines
• Bryant McCalip Held Without Bail In Murder Of Homeless Man In Grant Park
• Breaking COVID-19 News Minute: Are We Heading Towards A Second Wave?
• Large Tire Fire At Yolo County Landfill Sends More Smoke Into The Air
• Feds tried to stop plant closure after COVID deaths, official says
• 17-Year-Old Girl Found Shot To Death With Her Baby Nearby
• NFL Rescheduling Steelers-Titans Matchup For 'Later In The Season'
• Oakland Police Beef Up Patrols Amid Spike In Homicides; Pandemic Seen As Major Factor
• Survey Finds Moving Is More Stressful For Many Than Getting Divorced, Having Kids
• Detroit's Young Pitchers Go Through Some Growing Pains
• Warning That Backup Cameras Can Go Dark, Ford Recalls More Than 700K Vehicles
• FAN N'ATION - Cave Painting Search: Cody Sabol Painting
• Wellfleet Lifeguards Discover Full Spine Likely Belonging To Great White Shark
• Café El Dorado Asking For Help To Pay Fines It Racked Up From Disobeying COVID guidelines
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• Officials: Fuel Spills Across Wilmington Highway After Oil Tanker Overturns
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• Man Hospitalized After Shot Overnight In SE Baltimore, Police Say
• Amazon, eBay block sales of items with "stand back" and "stand by"
• 837,000 Americans apply for jobless aid for the first time
• Early Voting Locations In Cook County
• Full Moons In October: Harvest Moon Tonight And Rare Blue Moon On Halloween
• T.J. Watt Named AFC Defensive Player Of The Month
• Patriots In A Rare Spot As 7-Point Underdogs Vs. Chiefs
• One Killed, 3 Hurt In Violent South LA Wreck
• Mount Vernon Assisted Living Facilities Closing, Forcing Residents To Find New Homes
• Woman dies after gang-rape in India, second in a week
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/1 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Miami Proud: Dr. Daniel Bober Looks At Coronavirus Pandemic Impact On Mental Health
• WPCW Viewer & Superfan Sam Wins 1K on '25 Words or Less'
• Furloughs Expected To Start Thursday For New York City Workers
• Pedestrian Hit While Crossing Street In Modesto Dies
• Brigham And Women's Coronavirus Cluster Rises To 45 Cases
• Combined American Airlines, United Set To Furlough 32,000 As Pandemic Federal Aid Ends
• Soccer team forfeits match after alleged anti-gay slur
• Woman Arrives At Hospital With Gunshot Wounds, Police Investigating
• Saltsburg Road In Plum Closed For Emergency Repair Work By Duquesne Light
• Three Questions Texas Parents Should Ask Their Children's Teachers
• Shots Fired In Robbery Attempt At A Fort Lauderdale Walmart
• Thousands sign up as poll workers after LeBron James' efforts
• Mnuchin presents counteroffer on COVID bill in meeting with Pelosi
• California wildfire scorches wine country as death toll rises
• California to study and recommend reparations for Black Americans
• Major League Baseball will allow fans to attend World Series
• Microsoft Outlook Begins Recovering From Worldwide Outage
• Chicago Animal Care And Control Seeks To Clear The Shelter, But City Pound Is Already Emptier Than Normal
• 7 people wounded in shooting at Milwaukee funeral home
• Video shows cop ignoring woman who fell head-first on patrol car floor while hogtied
• Moderna Coronavirus Vaccine Won't Be Ready Until Spring, CEO Says
• Brad Parscale resigns from Trump campaign after incident at home
• Debates commission plans to cut off mics if Trump or Biden break rules
• Car Nearly Slams Into Home In Squirrel Hill
• Alabama governor apologizes to 1963 church bombing survivor
• 5th Circuit Rules That It Is Too Late For Texas To Restore Straight-Ticket Voting
• Max Minute: Companies Say Manufactured Antibodies May Treat Or Even Prevent Coronavirus Infections
• Two Lincoln Homes Showing Political Support Vandalized With Spray Paint
• Jack's Pumpkin Pop-Up Near Goose Island Adapts For COVID-19 Halloween Rules
• Career Coach: Juggling The Job Search While Managing Prospects
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cool Temperatures, Cloudy Skies, And Fall-Like Conditions
• Trump Supporter Attacks WCCO Photojournalist Before Duluth Rally
• Section Of Southbound I-35E Closed In St. Paul After Horse Trailer Tips Over
• American, United Airlines To Begin Furloughing 32,000 Employees
• Pitt School Of Medicine Launches COVID-19 Therapy Testing Site
• Chicago Weather: Scattered Showers, Thunderstorms Possible Amid Cool Down
• Charge Dropped Against Mia Wright, Woman Dragged Out Of Car By Hair By Police At Brickyard Mall
• 'Election Protection Volunteers' To Serve As Voters' Defense On Election Day
• Fort Lauderdale Mayor Dean Trantalis Issues New Emergency Order Over Phase 3 Restrictions
• Laptop, USBs stolen from Philadelphia election machine warehouse
• Miami-Dade School Board Votes To Begin Staggered Reopening Of In-Person Learning Starting Oct. 5
• Level Green Elementary School Closed Due To Three Staff Members Testing Positive For Coronavirus
• Hurley's Picks: Titans' COVID Outbreak A Blunt Reminder Of NFL's Volatility In 2020
• Lunenburg Men Make Easy-To-Assemble Desks To Meet Remote Learning Demand
• COVID 'Long-Haulers' Face Long Recovery Process
• Real ID Deadline Now Exactly One Year Away
• Report: Pirates Believe Oneil Cruz Will Be Full Participant In Spring Training 2021
• Migrant caravan sets off from Honduras with eyes on U.S. border
• Study: Pennsylvania Among Safest States For Schools To Reopen
• Court Nixes Ohio Ballot Applications Arriving By Fax, Email
• Glass Fire: Worries Rise Around Calistoga, Angwin As Winds Pick Up; Red Flag Warning Set To Take Effect
• Cache Creek Casino Closed Due To Cyber Attack
• Port Authority Reports Single New Case Of Coronavirus Among Employees
• Affordable Housing Advocates Question Safety Of San Francisco SROs Amid COVID-19 Crisis
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• Yanks Rally, Beat Indians To Reach ALDS Vs Rival Rays
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