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• Glass Fire: Wildfires Have Some Angwin Townsfolk Wanting To Leave Wine Country
• Northern California Jail Guard Arrested For Alleged Rape, Sex Assault Of 3 Inmates
• Organized Crime Exploits Security Flaws In California EDD Program Locking Out Thousands Of Legitimate Claims
• Hundreds Of Struggling Regal Cinemas In Bay Area, Across U.S. Shutting Down
• Pedestrian Crossing Street Hit By Car In Elk Grove, Police Say
• 'This Is A Fight For Survival': Thousands March In Glendale To Bring Awareness To Azerbaijan-Armenian Conflict
• Evergreen Golfer In ICU After Being Gored By Elk
• Dr. Dave Hnida Calls Increase In Colorado Coronvirus Hospitalizations 'Concerning'
• Wrong-Way Driver Killed In Crash On I-225; Police Suspect Alcohol Was A Factor
• Denver Woman Warns Others After Alarming Encounter With Boy
• Curtain Falling On Some Colorado Movie Theaters: 'Just Not A Good Time'
• Demonstrators Call For Justice After Transgender Woman Attacked In Westlake District
• Car Show At Loma Linda University Hospital Shut Down After Thousands Show Up
• Former Denver Bronco Bucky Dilts Tells Men Not to Punt When It Comes To Prostate Cancer
• VIDEO: Bear Meanders Down Hallway At YMCA Of The Rockies
• Increasing Containment For Bobcat Fire Leads To Updated Evacuation Guidelines
• As Trump Leaves Hospital, California Mail-In Ballots Arrive In Homes
• KPIX Vote Smart: Uber, Lyft Place Pop-Up Ads In Favor Of Prop 22 In Rideshare Apps
• The Adoption Exchange Is Now Raise The Future
• Fairview Announces Changes That Include 'Reimagined' St. Joseph Hospital, 900 Eliminated Positions
• 4 Injured As Flames Shoot From Roof Of Skyline Apartments In Thornton
• Artists Unveil Kendrick Castillo Mural In Denver
• 2 Arrested After Driver Crashes, Shoots Passenger In Face During Fight On Hwy. 1 In Santa Cruz
• Jody Jones, Co-Founder Of Elverta Rescue That Saved Thousands Of Dogs, Dies At 67
• COVID-19 Update: Gov. Newsom Warns Of Possible Second Wave Despite Stable Case Numbers In California
• Texans Fire Coach Bill O'Brien After Loss To Vikings
• As Carjackings Climb In Minneapolis, Ages Of Offenders Are Dropping
• Police Officer Shaun David Lucas Arrested, Charged With Murder In Connection To Jonathan Price Slaying
• Chicago Weather: Warmer Than Normal
• Home Investor Finds $10,000 Hidden In Living Room, Returns It All To Grateful Former Owner
• Homeless Man Living In Car Loses Everything In Fire; Sacramento Police Step Up To Help
• Trump Back At White House After Being Discharged From Walter Reed
• Four Ups, Four Downs From Patriots' Loss To Chiefs On Monday Night
• Patriots' James White Dealing With A Lot Of Emotions In Return To Football Field
• 'We Need A New Cuba Policy': Joe Biden Uses Miami Stop To Try And Flip Cuban-American Voters
• Police Track Arsonist On The Loose In Logan Square
• Bucktown On Edge After Rash Of Carjackings, Attacks This Past Weekend
• Officials: 2 Children Killed In Building Fire In Elizabeth, N.J.
• Food Shelf Donations Down Sharply As Pandemic Rages On: 'Winter Is Coming'
• Public Invited To Comment On I-25-Belleview Avenue Interchange
• Small Business Owners In Cluster Zip Codes Fearing The Worst If Another Shutdown Hits Parts Of New York City
• First Group Of Miami-Dade Public School Students Return To Their Classrooms
• Proposal To Ban 'No-Knock' Warrant Tactic Heard In Aurora
• Murray's Restaurant Says 13 Employees In Quarantine After Working Trump Fundraiser At Cambria CEO's Home
• Gov. Murphy: Trump Fundraiser In N.J. 'Put Lives At Risk'
• Delta Upgraded To Hurricane; Gamma Downgraded To Post-Tropical Cyclone
• West Virginia Teenager Among First To Receive Gene Therapy Treatment For Rare Condition
• In Their Own Words: Exonerated Harlem Park Three Recall Their 1983 Murder Arrests, Say More Innocent People Are 'Wasting Away' In Prison
• Halloween Trick-Or-Treating Allowed In New Jersey But Don't Be A 'Knucklehead,' Gov. Murphy Says
• President Trump Returns To White House After 3 Days At Walter Reed Medical Center
• Man, 15-Year-Old Boy Found Dead In Home In Gary
• Pregnant Woman Injured In Crash By Fleeing Suspects Near Rosemont Area
• Southwest Airlines To Cut Workers' Pay In Effort To Avoid Furloughs Due To Pandemic
• Doctors Say Maryland's Coronavirus Positivity Rate Increase Could Be Due To Labor Day Weekend Gatherings
• Lamar Jackson Reaches 5K Yards Passing, 2K Yards Rushing Quicker Than Anyone In NFL History
• 'He Wants To Be The Difference-Maker': Ravens' Judon Manages Two QB Sacks Against Washington
• Twin Cities Families Learn To Adjust To 'The New Normal' Of Distance Learning
• Anne Arundel County Students Rally, Call For Sports To Resume
• Baltimore County Council Passes Police Reform Bill Banning Chokeholds
• Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs Turn It On Late To Beat Patriots 26-10
• Baltimore City Council Approves Renaming Columbus Day To Indigenous Peoples' Day
• Detectives Arrest Man Suspected Of Vandalizing Trump Star — Again
• Community, City Leaders Call For Change After Deadly Weekend In Sacramento
• Child Bit By Pit Bull At Catoctin Mountain Park; Officials Searching For Dog's Owners
• Sports Betting On Ballot In Maryland This Fall; Hogan Expects Measure To Pass
• Beheaded Christopher Columbus Statue Will Not Return To North End Park
• Big Rig Crash Shuts Down Westbound I-80 Near Colfax
• 'Not Alone': October Is Pregnancy, Infant Loss Awareness Month
• VIDEO: Bear Mows Down Camera Set Up To Capture Release
• 'We Dropped Our Guard': Local Doctor Says White House Outbreak Worsened By Lack Of Face Masks
• Baltimore City Council Passes Bill Designed To Help Laid-Off Hospitality Workers
• Charges: Mantu Craven Shot Woman Who Refused To Have Sex For $40
• Tua Time? Even At 1-3, Dolphins' Flores Says Not So Fast
• North Texas COVID Survivor On President Trump's Latest Tweets, Be 'Transparent, Show Sensitivity'
• Voter registration ends Monday in 12 states
• Philadelphia Voters Express Approval, Concerns Over Mail-In Voting Process, Satellite Election Offices
• China, Russia and white supremacy top DHS' first public threat assessment
• Pittsburgh Police Officer Injured In Tree Of Life Shooting Returns To Work Nearly 2 Years Later
• 2 Killed, 1 Injured In Monday Night Shootings In Baltimore
• Growth Of Telehealth Raises New Questions
• Man Dead After Being Shot In Leg In Albany Park
• 3 Dead, 1 Hurt After Partial Building Collapse In Houston
• 3 Hospitalized In Northglenn Apartment Fire
• LIVE UPDATES: President Trump Back At White House After Being Discharged From Walter Reed
• Man Injured In Sunday Evening Shooting In Severn
• Sen. Ed Markey, GOP Challenger Kevin O'Connor Spar In Lone Debate
• Riverside Surpasses 60K COVID-19 Cases, Ventura Reaches 13K
• Reopenings: Santa Clara County To Allow For Limited Indoor Dining, Gatherings In Orange Tier
• Minnesota Vikings Have Full Trust In Rookie Wide Receiver Justin Jefferson
• Orange County Officials Report 120 New COVID-19 Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Regal Cinemas Temporarily Closing All 536 Locations; 45,000 Employees Impacted
• Lubbock Man Allegedly Plotting Mass Shooting Pleads Guilty To Making False Statements
• Suspect Arrested In Fatal Hit-And-Run That Killed 88-Year-Old San Pablo Woman
• Byron Primary School Switching To Distance Learning After Uptick In COVID Cases
• LA County Libraries Offering Free Flu Shots To Residents Through October, November
• CEO Says Southwest Needs Union Pay Cuts To Avoid Furloughs
• Virtual San Francisco Fleet Week Festivities Get Underway
• Suspicious Devices Attached To Political Signs Apparently Anti-Theft Alarms, Bomb Squad Determines
• Patriots Robbed Of Patrick Mahomes Turnover, Before Brian Hoyer Costs Team Points
• Fall Breeding Season Has Deer On The Move In Maryland, Motorists Should Be On The Lookout
• 2 Killed In Plane Crash East Of Telluride, Recovery Operation Underway
• Trump Back At White House After Being Discharged From Walter Reed
• Vice Presidential Debate: Kamala Harris, Mike Pence To Be Separated By Plexiglass
• Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Knowing The Signs And How To Find Help
• Springer, Correa Rally Houston Past A's 10-5 In ALDS Opener
• John Hagee, Prominent Megachurch Pastor, Ill With COVID-19
• Philadelphia Housing Authority, OccupyPHA Reach Agreement To End Encampment Across From PHA Headquarters
• Astros Rally Past Athletics 10-5 In ALDS Opener
• Halloween Isn't Canceled But Colorado Health Experts Urge Caution To Prevent COVID-19 Spread
• Fmr. NBA Star, North Minneapolis Native Devean George Brings Affordable Housing To Hometown
• FDLE Still Reviewing Investigation Request Into Bloomberg
• WATCH: Gunner Olszewski Makes Incredible Ricochet Catch Off Julian Edelman Tip
• 'Our Values And Priorities Are Aligned': LA County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas Endorses George Gascón In DA Race
• LA County Cardrooms Reopen, Indoor Malls Allowed To Reopen Wednesday
• 2 Anne Arundel County Public Library Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
• 4 Point Park Students Sue For Refunds Over Remote Learning
• Salem To Monitor Crowd Size After Busy First Weekend Of October
• Panhandle Residents Advised To Prepare For Storm
• Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton: 'I Will Continue To Seek Justice In Texas And Will Not Resign'
• New Mexico Among States To Place Colorado On Travel Advisory List
• Woman Struck By Police Cruiser In The Bronx, Taken To Hospital In Critical Condition
• Despite Coronavirus Pandemic, Maryland Park Service Sets Visitor Record
• Man Charged In 2 Assaults Of Elderly Women In Tenderloin
• Mullen Fire Continues To Grow In Colorado, Wyoming Fueled By Wind, Beetle-Kill Trees
• Conservative Legal Group Sues To Block California Boardroom Diversity Law
• Colorado Instacart Shopping Assistant Delivers Unexpected Kindness
• Bhuddist Villagers Count Blessings After Cameron Peak Fire Sweeps Through Mountain Retreat
• 1 Dead, 1 In Critical Condition After Shooting At Arden-Arcade Area Market
• 'Doesn't Surprise Me': Newsom Responds To Trump's Tweet Saying 'Don't Be Afraid Of COVID'
• New Health Care Clinic Opens At My Brother's Keeper In West Baltimore
• Alameda County District Attorney To Reopen Fatal 2009 Bart Police Shooting Of Oscar Grant
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump back at the White House after being discharged from Walter Reed
• Theo Epstein Expects To Remain With Cubs For 2021, But It Could Be His Last Season
• San Mateo Man Arrested For Assault With Hammer While Intoxicated On Meth, Alcohol
• Aspen Man Tom Patierno Sentenced To Mental Health Counseling After Intentionally Coughing On Woman
• 'You Can't Have Those Games Back' - Shanahan, 49ers Lament Missed Opportunity In Loss To Eagles
• Baylor University Medical Center Doctor Involved With Regeneron Study Says It's Available In North Texas
• Bill Seeks To Give Pedestrians More Protections After No Charges In Man's Death On I-279
• Vallejo Police Launch Investigation Into Employee's Alleged Use Of A Swastika
• Maryland Breweries Impacted By Aluminum Can Shortage, Reduced Restaurant Sales
• President Trump Back At White House After Discharge From Walter Reed (CBS News)
• President Donald Trump 'Feeling Really Good' After 3 Days At Walter Reed Medical Center
• Mobile Mammograms: Project Renewal's 'ScanVan' Helps Underserved Women With Breast Cancer Screenings
• Turtles On Long Island Face Increasingly Difficult Journey To Hibernation, Wildlife Experts Blame Humans
• Minnesota Woman's Dual Kidney Transplant Surgery Gives Other Patients More Options
• Denver Homeless File Lawsuit As City Prepares For Another Cleanup Operation
• NYC Parents In COVID Hotspots React To Decision To Close Schools There; 'I Just Have To Make It Work'
• Chinatown Mural Project Aims To Drum Up Local Business With 'Instagrammable' Art
• Restaurant staffers quarantined after working Trump event
• Monday, Oct. 5, Is Last Day To Register To Vote In November General Election
• Bay Park Sewage Treatment Plant Gets Long-Awaited Fix After Flooding Homes, Polluting Water Since Failing During Superstorm Sandy
• UPDATE: Petaluma Man Allegedly Killed Self In Fiery Wrong-Way Hwy 101 Motorcycle Crash After Slaying Girlfriend
• UPDATE: Pres. Trump Back At White House After Being Discharged From Walter Reed
• Coronavirus A Major Factor For Two-Thirds Of Pennsylvania Voters, CBS News Poll Shows
• MDHHS Issues New Mask Order And Indoor Gatherings Limits
• NYPD Honors 46 Members Lost To COVID-Related Deaths
• Dr. Myron Rolle: 'A Bubble Would Have Been A Better Idea' For NFL
• Donald Trump Jr. Dismisses 'Ridiculous' Claims That His Father Downplayed Pandemic's Severity
• Trips Difficult To Plan With Chicago's Ever-Changing Emergency Travel Orders
• Man Rescued From Santa Ana Storm Drain He Was Trapped In 4 Days
• Safety Concerns Surrounded Building Destroyed By Fire In Pittsburgh This Weekend
• Dr. Aileen Marty Fields Questions Ranging From Classroom Return To President Trump's Car Ride
• In Bill O'Brien, Another Branch Of Bill Belichick's Patriots Coaching Tree Bites The Dust
• Pence agrees to plexiglass barrier for debate after early objections
• MBTA Subway Ridership At About 25% Of Pre-Pandemic Levels
• It's Too Early To Determine Long-Term Effects Of President Trump's COVID-19 Treatment Drugs, Doctor Says
• Colorado Rapids Fans Will Not Return To Dick's Sporting Goods Park This Week
• Homeless Encampment Catches Fire Under Kennedy Expressway
• Second Shooter Sought In Murder Of Man On Fort Lauderdale Beach
• 13 Former Devereux Clients File Lawsuit Claiming They Were Sexually Assaulted At Center For Children, Teens
• Live Oak Man Facing Attempted Homicide Charge After Knife Fight Along Highway 99
• Philadelphia Eagles, Pepsi Team Up For 'Golden Can' Promotion That Can Win Suite Tickets, Other Prizes
• Contact Tracing Has Involved Tens Of Thousands Of Phone Calls In Suburban Counties
• Camden County Recognizes Winslow Township Fire Department With Animal Angel Award
• Doctors Say Trump's Coronavirus Treatments Raise Questions
• Back On Track Bill: Pa. State Senate Discusses Bill To Help Low-Income Families With Schooling Costs
• 3 Harvard University Freshman Reportedly Sent Home For Hosting A Gathering
• 3 Teenagers Killed After Minneapolis Police Chase
• EPA Testing Ground Around Norwood Homes Following Investigation Into Spike In Cancer, Illnesses
• 3 Weekend Shootings In Howard County Under Investigation; Violence May Be Drug-Related, Police Say
• Police: Man Arrested, Charged With Murder After Shooting, Stabbing Daughter's Mother
• Early Voting Begins In California, Mail-In Ballots To Arrive In Mailboxes This Week
• Unhappy With Lack Of Enforcement On Masks, Gov. Cuomo Upends Mayor De Blasio's Plan For COVID-19 Hot Spots
• Gov. Murphy: Targeted Shutdowns 'On The Table' In Some Troubling New Jersey COVID-19 Hot Spots
• Man Faces 4 Counts Of Arson In Modesto, Police Say
• Shaq Mason Inactive For Patriots Vs. Chiefs
• Family Escapes Early Morning Edina House Fire
• 'It's Getting Ugly': Del Paso Heights Residents React To Deadly Shooting
• Former Stockton Woman Gets 15 Years In Forced Labor Conviction; Husband Awaits Sentencing
• Wolfe City Police Officer On Administrative Leave After Shooting Of 'Hometown Hero' Jonathan Price 
• Santa Fe Drive Project Aims To Make Area More Pedestrian-Friendly
• Alameda County District Attorney To Reopen Investigation Into BART Police Shooting Of Oscar Grant
• Laser Tag, Trampoline Parks Reopen: Step 2 Of Phase 3 Now Underway In Mass.
• Sen. Pat Toomey's Decision To Retire From Politics Opens Floodgates For Pa. Candidates In 2022
• President Trump To Be Released From Hospital After COVID-19 Treatment - Dr. Mallika Marshall Weighs In
• Comptroller Peter Franchot Says Len Foxwell Will No Longer Serve As Chief Of Staff
• Denver Is Not Banning Trick-Or-Treating But Officials Suggest Changes
• LA Times Top Editor Norman Pearlstine Steps Down, Search For Replacement To Begin
• Rick Moranis Attack: Search Continues For Suspect After Police Question Person Of Interest
• More drop boxes to be allowed in Ohio — but only where they already were
• 23 New Polling Centers, 7 Drop Boxes Open In Detroit
• State Police Remind Drivers Of Maryland 'Move Over' Laws As October Marks 2-Year Anniversary
• Some Local Municipalities Still Enforcing Gov. Whitmer's Orders, Despite State Supreme Court Ruling
• Orland Hills Police To Crack Down On Rental App Used For House Parties
• UC Davis Veterinarians Treating 2 Bears, Mountain Lion Hurt In California Wildfires
• Teen Shot, 3 Others Stabbed In Separate Incidents Throughout Stockton
• Gov. Wolf Announces Additional $96 Million For Pennsylvania Small Businesses Impacted by COVID-19
• 'She Fell In Love With Colorado': Cabrini Day Celebrated In Colorado
• Atlanta Hawks honor Martin Luther King Jr. with new uniforms
• Goodell Threatens Teams With Possible Forfeits For Violating NFL's Virus Protocols
• Dr. Dave To Parents: It Is Important To Get Those Flu Shots
• Airbnb Bans One-Night Rentals Over Halloween Weekend
• Edgewood Eat'n Park Closing After 29 Years
• Ocean City Designated As Special Event Zone During Endless Summer Cruisin' Event This Week
• Illinois Recreational Marijuana Sales Break Another Record In September
• 4 Men Arrested For Firing At Camden County Officers' Home; Suspects Shot At Wrong House, Police Say
• Suspect Arrested For Allegedly Vandalizing San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo's Home During Jacob Blake Protest
• Damien Harris Off IR, Will Play For Patriots Vs. Chiefs
• Gov. Whitmer: 'This Virus Doesn't Care Who You Are'
• Patriots Place Running Back Sony Michel On IR
• Police ID Zayden McLean As 1-Year-Old Killed During Carjacking Attempt Near Burleson Hospital
• Former tech CEO sentenced in college admissions scandal
• Parker The Snow Dog Raises $10,000 For Rocky Mountain Village Easterseals Camp
• Jordan's Enchanted Village In Avon Won't Open For Christmas Season Due To Coronavirus
• 22-Year-Old Minway McAllister Missing Since August, Had Been Staying In Owings Mills From Out-Of-State, Police Say
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Nominates Judge Martin Jenkins, First Openly Gay Justice, To California Supreme Court
• CDC updates COVID-19 guidelines to include airborne transmission
• Harvest Christian Fellowship Pastor Greg Laurie Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Police: Westmoreland Co. Man Tried To Kill Wife By Putting Tripwire At Top Of Steps
• Loyola University Maryland Expands Online Mental Health Resources Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• San Joaquin County Correctional Officer Suspected Of Sexual Misconduct Against An Inmate
• Man Gets 25 Years In Prison For Wife's Death In 2006
• Gov. Murphy: President Trump, Staff Acted Recklessly By Holding Event In Bedminster Last Week Despite COVID-19 Exposure
• DTE Energy Announces $13M Relief Fund
• Philanthropist Sue Gross Donates $5M To Expand Services At Hoag Breast Center
• Massachusetts Reports 465 New Coronavirus Cases, 20 Additional Deaths
• Dr. Dave: The Next Week Is Critical For President Trump's Recovery
• 11-Year-Old Brother, 14-Year-Old Sister Found Safe, Baltimore Police Say
• Young Kitten Spotted On Eastbound Bay Bridge Rescued By CHP Officer
• 1 Killed, 6 Injured In Chain-Reaction Crash Involving Tractor Trailer On Interstate 95 Monday Morning
• Detroit Teen Faces Murder Charge After Deadly Shooting Outside Of Pontiac Haunted House
• "Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life" Makes Its Network Television Debut On The CW As 4 Night Event This Thanksgiving Holiday
• 2 Killed, 1 Injured In Crash That Shut Down Lanes Along Route 40 In Cecil County
• New Research Shows How Important Flu Vaccine Is At Preventing Severe Illness In Children
• Amazon workers rally outside Jeff Bezos' home to demand change
• Port Authority To Receive 54 New Buses With Plastic Seats Starting This Week
• 4 Teens Arrested After Vandalism Spree At 2 Mountain House Schools
• 2 Firefighters, Pick-Up Truck Driver Injured In Northridge-Area Crash Involving LA Fire Department Engine
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot To Present 2021 Budget Plan On Oct. 21, One Week Later Than Originally Scheduled
• Governor Whitmer Files Petition To Delay Michigan Supreme Court Ruling - Questions Remain On Ruling
• Flyers' Defenseman Matt Niskanen Retires
• Submission Ideas For JP Roofing FAN N'ATION
• Ohio Election Chief Approves Drop Boxes Inside, Outside Boards
• After Calling Aides 'Rogue Employees', Texas AG Ken Paxton Hires Independent Prosecutor To Pursue Abuse Of Office Claims Against Him
• Gov. Newsom Nominates 1st Openly Gay Man To California Supreme Court
• Eva Longoria To Host 'Essential Heroes: A Momento Latino Event' On CBS October 26th
• Rocky Mountain National Park Keeps Old Fall River Road Open For Cameron Peak Fire Vehicles
• President Trump Says He Will Leave Walter Reed Medical Center On Monday
• Trump returns to White House, though doctors say he may not be "out of the woods"
• Red Sox Ratings Took A Steep Drop In 2020
• Florida Voters Have Already Returned Nearly 600,000 'Vote-By-Mail' Ballots
• Doctors Say President Trump Can Leave Walter Reed Medical Center Monday, Will Get Fifth Dose Of Remdesivir At White House
• Glass Fire: Extreme Weather Conditions Dissipate; Relieved Calistoga Residents Return Home; 'So Grateful Our Town Was Saved'
• President Trump's Doctors Clear Discharge, But Say He Is Not 'Out Of The Woods Yet'
• August Complex: Massive Northern California Wildfire Grows To More Than 1 Million Acres
• Senator Pat Toomey to retire from politics, opening key seat in 2022
• Late Freeze Shortens Fall Apple Season For Indiana Orchards
• White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany tests positive for COVID
• Women For Trump Bus Tour Stopping In New Castle
• Gov. Cuomo Shutting Down Schools In New York's Coronavirus Hot Spots: 'I Would Not Send My Child'
• Fire Under Kennedy Expressway Destroys Tents In Homeless Encampment In Avondale
• Here's An Eco-Friendly Way To Make Sure Those Leaves Don't End Up In The Landfill
• Report: Supreme Court Rejects Challenge To Gov. Wolf's Coronavirus Shutdown Orders
• Minnesota Wild Trade Dubnyk, Donato To Sharks For Draft Picks
• Jimmy Buffett Spotted At Maryland's Chesapeake Inn
• State Police Give 7 Warnings, 1 Notice Of Violation To Local Restaurants Not Following Coronavirus Orders
• SFMTA Crews Start Work On Emergency Transit Lanes In South Of Market
• Oakland's Soaring Homicide Rate Tops 75; Oakland Police Officers Association Critical Of City Hall Response
• 2nd Stimulus Check Update: Pelosi Says Sides 'Making Progress' Towards Deal After Trump Urges Action
• Patriots Team Buses Briefly Halt I-93 Traffic During Monday Morning Commute
• Regal Cinemas Closing 13 Maryland Theatres, Suspends All US Operations Temporarily
• Beaumont Researchers Get Grant To Study Bladder Condition
• CU Boulder Expands Coronavirus Testing To Include All Students And Employees
• 'Jimmy Carter Is The Un-Trump': Jonathan Alter On Book 'His Very Best: Jimmy Carter, A Life'
• Police Investigating Farmington Hills Gas Station Shooting
• Police Investigating Two Fatal Crashes In Pasadena Sunday
• 21-Year-Old Tyrek Harvin Shot, Killed In South Baltimore Home, Police Say
• Get Paid $1,000 To Binge-Watch Horror Films On Halloween
• Pa. Dept. Of Health Urges Pennsylvanians To Get Flu Shot As Pandemic Continues
• Dr. Oz And Former White House Physician Dr. William Lang Discuss Who Could Be At Risk For Infection In The White House
• Sheriff: Man Struck, Killed After Pulling Over To Pick Up Piece Of Metal On Highway
• Doc Rivers Says Sixers Are 'Loaded' With Talent As He Is Officially Introduced As Head Coach
• Lancaster Teen Accused Of Molesting 2 Boys, Ages 7 And 8, At Their San Bernardino County Home
• Walnut Creek To Consider 15% Cap On Food Delivery Fees During COVID-19 Pandemic
• US Supreme Court Turns Down Hollywood Nursing Home In Irma Case
• Charlie Burrell, The 'Jackie Robinson Of Music,' Celebrates 100th Birthday
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Submits CROWN Act To Protect From Hairstyle Discrimination
• Point Park University President Announces Retirement
• Whitmer: Statewide Mask Requirement Remains In Effect
• Slack Outage: Performance Issues Makes Remote Work Difficult Monday
• Stimulus Check Update: Nancy Pelosi Says Sides 'Making Progress' Towards Deal After President Trump Urges Action
• Stimulus Check Update: Pelosi Says Sides 'Making Progress' Towards Deal After President Trump Urges Action
• Search For Murder Suspect Continues After Cedar Hill Police Find Man Lying Wounded In Middle Of Street
• Hikers Find Human Remains Near Abandoned Mine In Saguache County
• 'Real Risk' For Coronavirus Outbreak On Patriots Road Trip, Despite Negative Tests
• The post-Ginsburg Supreme Court's first abortion case
• COVID-19 Contributes To October Cluster Of Bay Area Film Festivals
• Teachers Union In W. Va. Looks To Toss Out State's Color-Coded Coronavirus Map
• White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany Contracts COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,853 New COVID-19 Cases, 14 Additional Deaths
• Suspended Ambridge Police Chief, Accused Of Stealing $67K From Borough, Heads To Trial
• COVID-19 Could Kill 2,900 Americans A Day In December, Researchers Say
• Regal Shutting Down All US Theaters This Week
• Dr. Oz Asks Former White House Physician Why The President Was Moved From The White House To Walter Reed Medical Center
• Suspect Killed In San Francisco Union Square Attempted Robbery Wanted In Fremont Home Invasion
• Firefighters Rescue Three After Vehicle Tumbles Down 125 Feet Down Highway 17 Embankment
• UC Davis Alumnus Charles M. Rice Shares 2020 Nobel Prize For Medicine
• National Zoo Reveals Baby Panda's Gender
• 4 Injured National Guard Members Rescued From Firelines In Butte County
• Paul Gazelka, Jason Lewis Test Negative For COVID-19 After Meeting With Trump Last Week
• Scale Of California Wildfires Continues To Grow Past 4 Million Acres
• First Time Unemployment Claims Drop In Florida
• Long Beach's New Bridge Opens To Traffic
• Mattel adds Susan B. Anthony to its Barbie lineup
• Jaylen Brown Earns NBA Community Assist Award
• KPIX Vote Smart: Long Line Greets San Francisco Election Officials As Civic Center Voting Center Opens
• 23-Year-Old Glen Burnie Man Dies After Alleged Fight, Police Say
• Detroit Buses Rolling Again After Drivers Stop For 3 Days
• Macy's Walnut in Chicago Room Reopens, But Reservations Are Required
• San Jose Sharks Trade For Minnesota Wild Goalie Devan Dubnyk, Forward Ryan Donato
• West Virginia Father Charged In Shooting Of 9-Year-Old Son
• Singer criticized for wearing mesh mask while meeting fans
• 2 Workers Rescued Following Scaffold Collapse In Lower Manhattan
• Regal Cinemas to shut down its theaters in the U.S.
• Contact Tracing Underway For More Than 200 People Who Attended Trump Fundraiser In Bedminster, N.J.
• It's In The Mail: Starting Monday, California Sending Ballots To All Voters
• Penguins Place Defenseman Jack Johnson On Unconditional Waivers, Will Buyout His Contract
• Deputies Use Drone, K9 To Help Catch Suspected Lincoln Burglar
• Police: Man Wanted For Randomly Punching Woman Sitting In Car
• CPS Seeks To Overturn Arbitrator's Ruling On Health Conditions In School Buildings
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 982 New COVID-19 Cases, 3 More Deaths
• Kayleigh McEnany, White House Press Secretary, Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• FAN N'ATION - Cave Painting Search: Cody Sabol
• White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Resident, 2 Firefighters Injured In Wilkinsburg House Fire
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Reports 1-Day Increase Of 1,415 With 41 Newly Reported Deaths
• U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey Announces He Will Not Run For Reelection After Term Or Pennsylvania Governor In 2022
• Conservation Or Pests? Seals Spark Passionate Debate After Deadly Maine Shark Attack
• San Joaquin County Man Gets Jail Time For EDD Fraud
• Dr. Oz Asks Virus Hunter, Dr. Ian Lipkin, What President Trump's Doctors Will Be Paying Attention To In The Coming Days
• Man Struck, Killed In Hit-And-Run While Crossing PCH in Malibu
• Texas/Louisiana Coast Could See 3rd Hurricane Of The Season As Tropical Storm Delta Grows In Strength
• Tuukka Rask 'Remains A Big Part' Of Bruins Roster, According To Don Sweeney
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 672 New Coronavirus Cases And 11 Additional Deaths
• In-Person Classes Begin In W. Va's Largest County
• White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany Tests Positive For Coronavirus, Latest In President Trump's Inner Circle
• Man, Toddler Wounded In Long Beach Shooting; Relative Arrested
• No Love Lost As Oakland A's Square Off Against Heated Rivals Houston Astros In ALDS
• Massachusetts Will Count Votes Of Anyone Who Dies After Voting Early In 2020
• Hit-And-Run Driver Wanted After Seriously Injuring 14-Year-Old Boy On Bicycle In Hawthorne
• U Of M Issues Safety Advisory After A Break-In, Assault Near Campus
• Philadelphia Reporting 355 Homicides So Far This Year After Violent Weekend Across City
• Breaking COVID-19 News Minute: What Does It Mean To Be Given An Experimental Drug?
• Walter Reed Attending Physician Calls Trump's Brief Drive-By 'Political Theater' And 'Insanity'
• Police: 35-Year-Old Man Fighting For Life After Being Shot In Neck, Mouth In Kensington
• Galvin To Massachusetts Mail In Ballot Voters: Get Them In Early
• Bryan Thompson Killed In Motorcycle Crash On I-695 In Baltimore County
• 14-Year-Old Boy, Man Arrested For July Murder Of Baltimore Man Joseph Betts
• Thomas, Alito take aim at gay marriage ruling as court rejects Kim Davis case
• Two Motorcycles Crash In Lakeville; One Operator Killed
• Man Dies After Being Found Shot In Car In North Sacramento
• New Jersey contact tracers "frustrated" with RNC info about Trump fundraiser
• Attleboro Fire Department Coronavirus Cluster Reaches 12 Cases
• Family Says They're Moving After Boy, 12, Is Wounded In Head By Bullet While Watching Cartoons At Home In Calumet City
• Coronavirus Latest: Utility Shutoff Notices Resume In Maryland
• Former East Bay Chiron Researcher Michael Houghton Shares Nobel Prize For Medicine
• Police Investigating Detroit Shootings, Deadly Accident
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 46 Additional Coronavirus Cases, No Additional Deaths
• 102-year-old mails ballot wearing full PPE
• Tasmanian devils released on Australian mainland: "Historic"
• Gov. Tom Wolf Announces Additional $96 Million For Small Business Relief
• White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany Latest Trump Staffer To Contract COVID
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Circuit Courts Reopen, In-Person Jury Trials Allowed
• NOW What Are We Watching For In Monday Night's Patriots-Chiefs Clash?
• Dr. Oz And Virus Hunter, Dr. Ian Lipkin, Discuss The Experimental Treatments Reportedly Given To President Trump
• COVID-19 is big factor for voters in key state of Pennsylvania
• Pope Francis denounces "magical theories" of capitalism
• Detroit Police Investigating Weekend Carjacking, Pedestrian Accident
• Early Morning Weekend Crash Takes The Life Of 2 Dallas Baptist University Freshman
• City Of Pittsburgh Welcomes Trick-Or-Treating With Precautions
• Dozens Of 'We Support Our Law Enforcement Officers' Signs Stolen From Easthampton Homes
• Gerald Edwards Charged In February Murder Of Stanley Gaskins Jr. In Clinton
• Daveed Diggs On Showtime's 'The Good Lord Bird': 'Getting To Play This Version Of Frederick Douglass Is Incredible'
• Prop. 17 And 18 Would Expand Voting Rights In California
• Pa. Senator Pat Toomey Officially Announces He Will Not Run For Reelection In 2022
• Wentz Rallies Eagles To 1st Win Of Season In 25-20 Victory Over 49ers
• A trove of WWII-era letters tells a family's love story
• 10 Businesses Cited By The State For Covid-19 Workplace Safety Violations
• Colorado Weather: New Fires Possible As Smoke From Existing Fires Increases
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Up, Positivity Rate Still Above 3% As State Adds 501 New Cases
• How Biden's climate plan compares to the Green New Deal
• More "murder hornet" sightings prompt search for nest
• Miami-Dade Rental Assistance Program Now Accepting Applications
• At Least 37 People Shot, 5 Killed In Gun Violence In Chicago This Weekend
• 20,000 chairs represent COVID victims outside White House
• Baltimore City Schools Hosting Virtual Citywide Back To School Night
• Where Does Jimmy Butler's Game 3 Performance Rank Among Best In NBA Finals History?
• Cheers At Boston's Faneuil Hall Memorabilia Up For Bid At Auction
• ICE billboards of immigrants denounced as "wildly inappropriate"
• Police Searching For Registered Sex Offender Megan Lori Burch In Caroline County
• West Metro Contains Grass Fire Near C-470 And Kipling In Jefferson County
• Rams Corner Jalen Ramsey And Giants WR Golden Tate Spark Postgame Brawl Over Long-Simmering Feud
• Guatemala turns around U.S.-bound migrant caravan from Honduras
• Herbert Plays Well, But Brady's 5 TDs Leads Bucs To Comeback Win Over Chargers
• PTL Links: October 5, 2020
• Sheriff: 60-Year-Old Hunter Rescued On Rice Lake After Hours In The Water
• Butler's 40-Point Triple-Double Helps Undermanned Heat Stun Lakers In Game 3
• Defenseman Andrej Sekera Re-Signs With Dallas Stars, Pens 2-Year $3 Million Deal
• 1 Dead After Shooting On Edens Expressway Near Elston Avenue
• Rain, Cooler Temps Could Help Crews Battling California Wildfires This Week
• LA County Casinos Allowed To Reopen Monday
• Women-led PACs commit $1M in digital ads to Harris
• Cargo ship brings new zero-gravity toilet to space station
• Allina Technical Healthcare Workers Begin 2-Day Strike In Mpls., Shakopee
• Patriots Travel To Kansas City After No New Positive Tests Monday Morning
• Baltimore Weather Blog: First Week Of Fall
• Dramatic video shows rescue of 4 Calif. crew fighting wildfire
• Ethan Hawke & Joshua Caleb Johnson On Showtime's 'The Good Lord Bird': 'The Foundation Of This Country Was Built On A Crime''
• Sen. Pat Toomey Will Not Seek Reelection For United States Senate Or Pennsylvania Governor
• Families, Friends Mourn Loss Of Young Child, Teen Killed In Different Sacramento Shootings
• Texas attorney general accused by top deputies of bribery
• Thomas Jefferson Byrd, actor in Spike Lee films, killed in Atlanta
• Texas, 2 Other States Report New COVID-19 Case Decline As U.S. Hits Highest Daily Rate Since August
• South Florida Actor/Director Cassius Corrigan Shines Spotlight On Miami Neighborhoods In "Huracán"
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/5 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• High-stakes battles await justices as Supreme Court opens new term
• Mr. Good Deeds Building Desks For Remote Learners
• Falmouth High School Moves To Remote After Weekend Party Without Precautions
• 4-Year-Old Burned In Brooklyn Fire, 3 Adults Treated For Smoke Inhalation
• Lost Connection From Train On Red Line Of 'T' Causing Delays
• Woman Critically Injured After Being Struck By Car In Brooklyn
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Yonkers Schools Reopen For In-Person Learning Monday
• Alumni at Amy Coney Barrett's undergrad school sign letter of concern
• Workforce Center Of Will County Hosting Drive Thru Job Fair On Monday
• It Happens Here: Quincy Quarries A Destination For A New Crowd
• Gottlieb says those around Trump "not in the clear" for COVID-19
• Kenzo Takada, iconic French-Japanese fashion designer, has died
• Police Investigating After 25-Year-Old Man Critically Wounded In South Philadelphia Shooting
• Twitter users take over Proud Boys hashtag with LGBTQ content
• Breast Cancer Awareness Month Resources
• Parents Facing Difficult Decisions Regarding Sending Children Back To The Classroom
• NYPD Threatens Disciplinary Action For Officers Who Don't Wear Face Masks
• Officials: 3 People Injured In Multi-Vehicle Crash On I-76 Eastbound Between Green Lane And I-476 Exits
• Transcript: Nancy Pelosi on "Face the Nation"
• Battleground Tracker: Trump and Biden even in Ohio, as Biden leads in PA
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cloudy Skies, Cool Temperatures
• Glassdoor Rolls Out New Diversity, Inclusion Features For Jobseekers
• Regal Cinemas To Close Movie Theaters Temporarily Again
• Police: 15-Year-Old Killed, 18-Year-Old In Critical Condition Following South Philadelphia Double Shooting
• Residents Of South Shore Senior Living Facility Are Furious After Having Their Cars Towed From Lot
• More And More Families Are Booking Long-Term Getaways To Work From Home, Learn Even More Remotely
• Chicago Weather: Warmup In Effect
• 2 Americans and a Briton awarded Nobel Prize for Medicine
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Early Rain Showers To Give Way To Sun Monday Afternoon
• Penn Hills Fire Dept. Responds To Scene Of Rollover Car Crash
• Bethel Park School District Making Changes To Busing Plans As Students Move To Hybrid Learning Model
• Appeals court upholds ban on holding migrant kids in hotels
• Miami Beach Boutique Owner Warns Other Business Owners, Says She Was Scammed Out Of Nearly $2,000
• Voter Registration Services Restored After Computer Outage Causes Disruptions With Pa. Department Of State
• NFL Reportedly Wasted No Time Investigating Patriots After Cam Newton's Positive Test
• St. Aidan Parish Holds Pet Blessing On Feast Of St. Francis Of Assisi
• Monday's Show Info (10/5/20)
• Penguins' Jake Guentzel Proposes, Gets Engaged To Fiancée Natalie
• Local Artists Paint Mural Of John Lewis In Uptown
• Volunteers With Biden-Harris Campaign Distribute Signs In The Area
• Live updates: Trump waves from SUV to supporters outside hospital
• Father-Son Duo From Ocean City, Maryland Design Face Mask With Built In Thermometer
• Step 2 Of Reopening Phase 3 Begins Monday For Some Communities

Videos from October 5, 2020

• Trump and Biden campaigns take different approaches following president's diagnosis
• Trump leaves Walter Reed after days of aggressive treatment for COVID-19
• Sen. Lindsey Graham and Jaime Harrison neck-and-neck in South Carolina Senate race
• Trump back at the White House, but "may not be entirely out of the woods yet"
• Trump says he's leaving hospital, tweets "don't be afraid of COVID!"
• Special Report: Trump returns to the White House after testing positive for coronavirus
• Doctor says many questions remain as Trump prepares to leave Walter Reed
• 10/5/20: Red and Blue
• 20,000 empty chairs outside White House commemorate 200,000 lives lost to COVID-19
• CBS News poll: Biden leads in Pennsylvania, even with Trump in Ohio
• Republicans press forward with Supreme Court confirmation despite COVID cases
• New Jersey governor calls Trump fundraiser "completely reckless"
• Special Report: Doctors give update as Trump prepares to leave hospital
• New York governor orders schools in 9 neighborhoods to close
• Hospital CEO says NYC is better prepared for a second wave
• State of 2020 presidential race as Trump's health remains uncertain
• Mattel adds Susan B. Anthony to its Barbie doll lineup
• Questions surround President Trump's health status
• Trump's COVID-19 treatment is usually reserved for more serious patients
• ICE detainees go on hunger strike at Louisiana facility
• Presidential campaigns adjust following Trump's hospitalization for COVID-19
• Coronavirus pandemic forces NFL to call audibles in Week 4
• Machine learning algorithm could help detect osteoarthritis years before symptoms appear
• Life in China returns to normal with coronavirus pandemic seemingly under control
• Trump's steroid treatment for COVID-19 raises red flags among experts
• Age of distrust: Surge in social media posts doubting truth of Trump's COVID diagnosis
• World War II veteran publishes book of hundreds of long-lost love letters
• Trump campaign goes virtual after president's COVID diagnosis, Biden temporarily stops attack ads
• Rock musician Lenny Kravitz writes about his early life in new memoir
• New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy on President Trump's Bedminster event and mitigating crisis
• Regal Cinemas to close U.S. theaters indefinitely, affecting tens of thousands of workers
• Presidential election outcome in Pennsylvania may be razor-thin again
• How Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis could impact his campaign and the 2020 election
• Conflicting information from White House and doctors causes confusion as Trump battles COVID-19