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• Wildlife Disaster Network Treats Animals Burned In Wildfires
• Woman's Body Found Near Artesia Freeway In Compton, Investigation Underway
• Major San Francisco Bay Area Retail Theft Ring Busted; Five Suspects Arrested; $8 Million In Stolen Merchandise Recovered
• Hospitalization Uptick 'A Concerning Trend' For Colorado Health Experts
• Zookeepers Say Baby Giraffe Has 'Brave And Goofy' Personality
• Walk In New Park: Dodgers Open NLDS With 5-1 Win Over Padres
• Community In Mourning Demands Change To Protect Neighborhood Children: 'Our Kids Are Being Slaughtered'
• Who Is Brett Rypien? Get To Know The Broncos QB Who Led The Comeback Vs. Jets
• Commission Upholds Aurora Officer Levi Huffine Firing: Officer 'Blatantly Disregarded' Safety
• San Bernardino Officials Call For More Predictable Reopening Guidelines
• Epidemiologist: California COVID-19 Cases Have 'Potential To Be Worse' In Fall, Winter
• Homeless Camp Cleared From Capitol Hill Neighborhood As Denver Searches For Solutions
• Riverside County Approves Reopening Additional Sectors Despite Uptick In COVID-19 Cases
• Garett Bolles: Denver Broncos Top-Rated Player, According To Pro Football Focus
• More Mandatory Evacuations Ordered For Mullen Fire Burning In Colorado, Wyoming
• Weight Loss Surgeries Up 20% Over Last Year As Obesity Contributes To COVID-19 Complications
• Hundreds Gather For Pro-Armenia Protest Outside LA Times Building
• Polis Says Trump 'Doesn't Really Understand' How To Do Things 'The Right Way'
• Johnny Nash, 'I Can See Clearly Now' Singer, Dies At Age 80
• Health & Human Services Secretary Alex Azar: Politics Won't Play Role In COVID Vaccine Approval
• Truck & $7,000 In Tools Stolen From Business Near Firestone
• Texas Grand Jury Indicts Netflix Over French Film 'Cuties' For Alleged Promotion Of Child Pornography
• Poor Planning, Intense Heat Caused California Rolling Blackouts, Report Shows
• As Trump Reports 'No Symptoms,' Other White House Associates Test Positive For COVID-19
• 'Felt Like A Finals Game': Lakers Take 3-1 Lead With Win Over Heat
• Unemployment Overpayment Causing Problems For Some Colorado Workers
• More Bear Encounters Serve As Seasonal Reminder For Coloradans
• Luis Martinez-Romero Charged In Kidnapping Of 9-Year-Old Girl In Providence
• Saving Ethan: The FBI's race against the clock to rescue kidnapped boy
• Natick Property Owner Hit With $15,000 Water Bill After Toilet Leak Went Unnoticed
• Even Though They Are Free, Harlem Park Three Struggle To Adjust To Life After Prison
• Lakers Top Heat 102-96, Take 3-1 Lead In NBA Finals
• Pittsburgh Music Scene Remembers Eddie Van Halen
• 'Charm City Kings,' Film About Harsh Realities Facing Baltimore Youth, To Launch On HBO Max
• Chicago Weather: Mild Winds Overnight
• Minnesota United Ties Nashville SC 0-0
• Glenbrook North High School Marching Band Serenades Seniors At Nursing Home
• Health Officials Discourage Trick-Or-Treating, Opt For Car Parades Instead Amid COVID Pandemic
• Barrington Parents, Students Rally For Schools To Reopen On Same Day New COVID-19 Cases Are Announced At High School
• 'We Are Not Out Of The Woods,' Baltimore Doctor Warns Despite President Trump's COVID-19 Messaging
• HUD Sec. Ben Carson Visits Colorado To See Impact Of Fostering Youth Program
• Election Concerns Grow In Bergen County, N.J. After Dozens Of Mail-In Ballots Found Discarded In Dumpster
• Groups Suing State To Give Voters At Least 2 More Days To Register After Website Crash
• 'It's Action Time': Broward County Moving Forward With Police Review Board
• 'You Killed A Child' | Family Seeks Driver In Rosedale Hit And Run That Killed 17-Year-Old Girl
• Is It 'Fall' Or 'Autumn'? And How Did The Seasons Get Their Names Anyway?
• Despite Pandemic, National Night Out A Success!
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Gov. Tony Evers Tightens COVID Restrictions As Cases Soar
• Family, Friends, Neighbors In Mourning After Gary Fire Leaves 6-Year-Old Girl, Uncle Dead
• Anne Arundel County Board Of Education Adopts Two-Semester High School Athletics Plan
• UCHealth Conducts Clinical Trials For Regeneron Antibody Treatment Given To President Trump
• Baltimore Police: 2 Children Still Missing After Mother Found, Arrested On Outstanding Warrant
• 41-Year-Old Jennifer Fedler Missing From Cerritos
• Philadelphia Firefighters, Paramedics Protest Union's Unprecedented Endorsement Of President Trump
• Rise In Violent Crime, Open-Air Drug Dealing Have Business Operators In Fear In West Garfield Park
• Calvert Hall Hires Former Ravens Star Jacoby Jones As Wide Receivers Coach
• NHL Hopeful Cross Hanas Hopes To Hear His Name Called During This Week's Draft
• Senate Minority Leader J.B. Jennings, Minority Whip Steve Hershey Not Seeking Re-Election To Caucus Leadership
• Extremely Dangerous Hurricane Delta Continues Heading Toward NE Coast Of Yucatan Peninsula
• Federal Reserve Bank's Neel Kashkari: Prepare For 'Worse Downturn' If 2nd Stimulus Package Isn't Passed
• Report: Exxon-Mobil Plans More Emissions Due To Investment In New Fossil Fuels Over Next 5 Years
• Michelle Obama Criticizes President Trump For His Coronavirus Response
• Mixed Messages On COVID-19? Governor Tweets, Bars Still Closed
• Ursinus College Warning Students After Man Entered Unlocked Suite Early Sunday Morning
• Michigan Athletic Donations: Nearly $6M Donated By Season Ticket Holders To University Of Michigan
• University Of Detroit Mercy Announces New Campus In Novi
• More Than 900 Detroit Small Businesses Receive Covid-19 Relief Grants
• Newburyport To Use 'Super Sacks' To Protect Plum Island From Erosion
• Drivers And Pedestrians Being Reminded Of Safety During National Pedestrian Safety Month
• MDHHS Mask Mandate Draws Support And Criticism
• Colin Kaepernick's Publishing Company To Put Out Essays On Policing, Prisons
• Rangers Select Lafreniere With No. 1 Pick In NHL Draft
• Boulder County Health Officials Report Decline In New COVID-19 Cases
• Containment Lines At Cameron Peak Fire Tested By Hot, Dry Weather
• Coronavirus Unemployment: What To Do If You've Been Victimized By EDD Fraud
• 'This Is An Us Movement': Black Clergy Of Philadelphia Teaming With Law Enforcement To Tackle 'Pandemic' Of Gun Violence
• 2 University Of Minnesota Professors Awarded $625K MacArthur Fellows 'Genius Grant'
• 2.9-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Westmoreland County
• 'We're All In This Together' | Police Departments Across Maryland Hold 'National Night Out' Events
• COVID Hasn't Scared Off Halloween For Parents Making The Best Of Unprecedented Times 
• Letter From Justices Thomas, Alioto Challenges Same-Sex Marriage Ruling Citing 'Ruinous Consequences'
• FedEx Seeks To Fill 1,500 Positions Across LA Area
• Legal Marijuana Now Party Names New 2nd District Candidate Following Death Of Adam Weeks
• LA County To Allow Breweries, Wineries Partnering With Caterers Or Food Trucks To Reopen
• Police: 2 Men Fighting For Life After West Philadelphia Double Shooting
• Shasta County Evangelical School Tied To Spike In Coronavirus Cases
• Councilmember: Person Of Interest Who May Be Connected To Fatal Shooting Of 9-Year-Old Apprehended
• Man Who Shot At Another Driver During Trump Vehicle Rally Feared For His Life, Lawyer Says
• Florida Long-Term Care COVID Deaths Top 6,000
• Dr. Mark Ghaly: No Link So Far Between California School Openings, COVID-19 Cases
• 2 Teens Shot In St. Paul's Payne-Phalen Neighborhood
• TWC Identifies, Locks More Than 4,500 Fraudulent Unemployment Claims With Nearly $70M Value
• New COVID-19 Dashboard To Help Parents In 27J School District
• 592 LAPD, 194 LAFD Employees Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• COVID Testing Aid Going To Senior Communities
• Botched Mail-In Ballots In Parts Of Woodland Hills Missing Section To Vote For US President
• Man Critical After Being Shot By Napa County Sheriff's Deputy During Traffic Stop
• Police Arrest, Woman, 2 Men With Drugs, Cash, Loaded Gun At Fairfield Hotel
• KPIX Vote Smart: Filling Out Your Mail-In Ballot - The Basics
• White House Doc: Trump Showing No Symptoms Of COVID-19
• Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Says Aid For Renters And Businesses Coming Soon
• Plano Native Blake Coleman First Native Texan To Win Stanley Cup
• Sheriff: 4 Arrested In Connection To Drug-Related Shooting In Meeker Co.
• Judge Dismisses Charges Against Man Accused Of Killing Sikh Man At Tracy Park
• Man Injured In South Los Angeles After Drive-By Shooting
• California Calls On Counties To Bring Down COVID Rates In Minority Neighborhoods
• Chicago's Famed Second City Comedy Club Going Up For Sale
• N. Texas Republican, Democratic Leaders Differ Over President Trump's Tweets About Coronavirus
• Beaver County Leaders Formulating Election Safety Plan After Residents Voice Concerns
• Lena Hernandez, Long Beach Woman Whose Racist Rant Went Viral, Gets 45-Day Sentence In Assault Case
• St. Paul Police: Suspected Drunk Driver Tries To Flee After Hitting 2 On Motorcycle Near Downtown
• Gov. Cuomo Unveils 3-Zone Lockdown Plan To Respond To COVID Clusters
• COVID-19 Neurological Symptoms Emerge In Most Hospitalized Patients, Study Says
• Police: Motorcyclist Killed After Being Ejected Into Oncoming Traffic, Struck In Northeast Philadelphia
• Police Investigate 3 Shootings In Turlock; 2 Related
• Students In Lincoln Return To Campus On First Day Of School
• New Jersey Town Attempting To Keep Large Groups Of Teenagers From Gathering In Local Park
• Search On For Bank Robbery Suspect In South Lake Tahoe
• A's Facing Elimination After 5-2 Loss To Astros In ALDS Game 2
• Mourners Gather At North Minneapolis Site Where 3 Teens Died In Police Chase
• Gov. Polis Asks Coloradans To Help Bring Hospitalization Numbers Down
• Police: 2 Armed Suspects Attempt To Enter Sunnyvale Home Overnight
• Pittsburgh Police Searching For Missing 85-Year-Old Peter Jackson
• Ads For And Against Illinois Graduated Income Tax Proposal Are Ubiquitious, So What's The Truth?
• 'I Feel Blessed': Derrick Harris Freed After Being Declared Innocent In 2013 Watts Robbery
• Questions Abound About 3-Drug Cocktail President Trump Is Taking To Combat COVID-19
• A's On Brink Of Playoff Elimination After Falling To Astros In ALDS Game 2
• Being Authentic On Facebook Is Better For Your Mental Health, Researchers Say
• Trump Senior Advisor Stephen Miller Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Democrats Call For Congress To Rein In, Break Up Big Tech
• CHP Finds Ford Truck Linked To Suspicious Death In Jamestown
• Valerie Bertinelli Shares Emotional Message To Ex-Husband Eddie Van Halen
• Baltimore City Council Approves Restrictions On Toxic Pesticides
• Glass Fire Update: 16 Firefighters Evaluated For Possible Carbon Monoxide Exposure; Angwin Residents Allowed To Return Home
• 'Those Guys Did A Good Job' | Head Coach John Harbaugh Praises Performance Of Offensive Line Following Win In Washington
• Trump Senior Advisor Stephen Miller Tests Positive For COVID-19 (CBS News)
• LA County Schools Can Apply For Waivers To Teach Pre-K Through Second-Grade Students In Person
• Police: Man Fatally Shot In Southwest Baltimore Corner Store
• Gary Neighborhood Stunned By Murder Of Father, 15-Year-Old Son
• Rare Opportunity To See Mississippi River Bed During Army Corps Drawdown
• SEE IT: Mars Is The Closest To Earth Than It Will Be For Next 15 Years
• Minneapolis Police: 3 People Shot Within 40 Minutes, A Half-Mile Apart
• Denver City Council Caps Fees At 15% For Third-Party Food Delivery Companies
• Police commission upholds firing of cop who hog-tied detainee
• Lawyer: Officer Shaun Lucas Shot Jonathan Price After He Resisted; Attempted To Take Taser
• Nonprofit Group Gives Water Quality Report Cards To Bays Along Long Island Sound
• Ramsey County Commissioners Discuss Turning Bethesda Hospital Into Shelter For Growing Homeless Population
• Looking For Creative Ways To Give Out Candy? CBS2 Has Your Halloween Guidelines
• White Supremacist Once Again Released From Prison, Pittsburgh Jewish Community Urged To Be Vigilant
• Judge Nixes Trump Campaign's Bid To Stop New Jersey Mail-In Ballots
• 80-Year-Old Man From Pittsburgh Dies After Confronting Bar Patron For Not Wearing Mask
• Biden's hometown campaign brings spotlight and economic boost to tiny Wilmington, Delaware
• Baltimore City Councilmembers Continue Push For Pay Raises, Bonuses For DPW Workers They Say Are 'Grossly Underpaid' Amid Pandemic
• Whistleblower Rick Bright resigns from federal government
• Thousands Of Alameda Co. Nurses To Strike Over Unfair Labor Practices, COVID Safety Concerns
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Submits Bill To City Council That Would Provide Protection From Hairstyle Discrimination
• Whales Wave At Boat Off Coast Of Newport Beach
• Battling Coronavirus: Man Who Benefited From Convalescent Plasma Therapy Finally Meets His Donor
• Mars Is Closer To Earth In October Than It Will Be For Another 15 Years
• Gunfire Shuts Down Stretch Of I-57 On Far South Side
• Pam Iovino, Devlin Robinson Facing Off In Hotly Contested State Senate Race
• California's Glass Fire is 50% contained, but fires still rage across state
• Coronavirus Forces 2 Popular Atlantic City Restaurants To Close Permanently
• Logan Square Surveillance Video Shows Man Setting Fires In Neighborhood
• Pence and Harris camps still negotiating venue measures ahead of debate
• Suffolk County Considering Raising Smoking Age To 25
• Boston Outdoor Photography Exhibit Hopes To Spur Change, Show Stories Of Unity
• Capitals Sign Dillon To 4-Year Deal, Kempny Out 6-8 Months
• Police: Persons Of Interest In Custody In Connection To Remains Of Girl Found In Smyrna
• Scammers Target First Virtual Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Rare Coin Collection, Decades Of Memories Stolen While 93-Year-Old Man Slept
• Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules GOP Can Appeal Absentee Ballot Extension Case
• Denver Election Division Conducts Accuracy Tests On Ballots
• Philadelphia's Own Bradley Cooper Encourages Pennsylvanians To Vote In New Video
• National Night Out In Southlake, Texas A Bit Different This Year
• Safeway And Albertsons Now Selling At-Home COVID-19 Tests
• 27-Year-Old Man Killed In Shooting In Lanham, Prince George's County Police Say
• 'It Destroyed That Building': Northglenn Residents Displaced After Apartment Fire
• Fayette Co. Officials Say Miscommunications Are Slowing Down Mail-In Ballot Application Process
• Retired Former Palo Alto Police Officer Charged With Unlawful Assault During 2018 Arrest
• Penn State Selling Fan Cutouts At Beaver Stadium For 2020 Football Season
• Pres. Trump Shuts Down COVID Relief Talks Until After The Election
• As Cases And Hospitalizations Rise, Indiana On Warning List For Chicago's Travel Quarantine Order
• Philadelphia's Franklin Square Park Giving People Chance To Celebrate Weddings, Events That Can't Happen Indoors Due to Pandemic
• Sac State Breaks Enrollment Record Amid Mostly Virtual Fall Semester
• As More Restaurants Close, State Officials Give Final Round of Grants for Outdoor Dining
• CEO Of Haliburton International Foods Charged With Engaging In Prostitution With 2 Teenage Girls
• Minnesota Funeral Homes Help Grieving Families Say Goodbye To Loved Ones During The Pandemic
• Dr. Deborah Birx Visits Rowan University To Talk About Keeping College Students Healthy
• Facebook To Ban All Pages, Groups Associated With QAnon
• Packers: No Fans Allowed At Lambeau While Virus Runs Rampant
• Rep. Angie Craig Pull Ad After Some Say It Depicts Distracted Driving
• Activists Block ICE Agents From Making Arrest In Lynn
• As Baltimore Schools Eye In-Person Learning, Santelises Outlines Changes Put In Place Due To Coronavirus
• Three Generation Of Estefans Have Candid, Honest Conversations On The Red Table Talk
• House Democrats say Big Tech must be reined in
• Judge Esther Salas Says She's Forgiven Man Who Killed Her Son In Attack On Her Home
• Westmoreland Co. Commissioner In Quarantine After Testing Positive For Coronavirus
• One Month Ahead Of Election, Mail-In Ballots Already Being Counted In Baltimore, Anne Arundel County
• Harford County Creates 'Libation Trail' Featuring 10 Locations
• Eric Trump Questioned Under Oath About His Family's Finances
• Dry, Warm Weather Kicking Up Smoke At Grizzly Creek Fire
• Texas Grand Jury Indicts Netflix For 'Promotion Of Lewd Visual Material Depicting A Child' After Streaming 'Cuties'
• CDC Says Coronavirus Can Spread Indoors In The Air Beyond 6 Feet
• 'He Made A Lot Of Good Plays' | Ravens First-Round Pick LB Patrick Queen Making Immediate Impact On Defense
• Marlins Allow 6 Runs In The Sixth, Lose To Braves 9-5
• FBI Seeks Bank Bandit Who Struck Coral Gables Wells Fargo Branch
• Bodega Owners Release Video Of Machete Attack In The Bronx
• Catholic School Parents, Students Protest Decision To Shut Down Schools In Coronavirus Hot Spots
• 'You Should Be Afraid Of The Coronavirus': Philadelphia Officials Criticize President Trump For Downplaying COVID-19
• Nick Cordero's Widow Amanda Kloots Reacts To President Trump's Tweet About Coronavirus: 'It Is Something To Be Afraid Of'
• Drive-In Screamfest LA To Show Special Screenings Of 'Halloween,' 'Friday The 13th'
• Exclusive: Woman Randomly Punched By Stranger While Sitting In Her Car Speaks Out
• California says diners should wear masks "between bites"
• Police Sources Describe 'Culture Of Lawlessness' On Philadelphia Streets As City Already Passes 2019 Homicide Rate
• Committee Investigating Speaker Madigan's Ties To ComEd Bribery Scandal Won't Meet Again Until After Election
• 'Can You Guarantee Me The American Dream Still Exists?': Gen Z College Student Speaks Out About Question For Joe Biden
• Teenager Shot In The Back, Deputies Searching For Suspects
• US Mint Recognizes Maryland In New Dollar Coins
• Fatal Elizabeth Fire: Authorities Now Say 4 Killed, Including 3 Children, In Blaze That Also Destroyed Businesses
• Keller @ Large: Poll Shows Voters Trust Biden Over Trump To Handle Crime
• Dallas Police Seek Animal Cruelty Suspect Who Shot Dog In The Spine
• More Than A Million Vote-By-Mail Ballots Already Sent To Miami-Dade, Broward Voters
• Top military leaders quarantining as virus hits Pentagon
• Stimulus Check Deadline Extended For 9 Million Americans
• Twitter, Facebook act on Trump's false claim about COVID and flu
• Powell: Without more stimulus, economy risks "downward spiral"
• UCHealth Celebrates Release Of 2,000th Coronavirus Patient
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• Human Skull Found Near Lake Almanor In Plumas County
• So Far, California Sees No Link Between Schools Reopening And Spread Of Covid
• Trump Campaign Argues Before Judge That Poll Watchers Should Be Allowed At Philadelphia Satellite Election Offices
• As Coronavirus Vaccine Timeline Comes Into Focus, Scientists Now Focus On Building Public Trust
• Smoke From Glass Fire Prompts Spare The Air Alert Extension Through Thursday
• US Health Secretary Says Dallas COVID Counts 'Steady To Slightly Down,' Remain Vigilant
• 'Slapped In The Face': Woman Who Lost Father To Covid-19 Insulted By Trump's Comments
• Police: Suspect Refused Entry At Party, Shoots 2 People
• Instagram to hide negative comments on posts
• Stimulus Check Deadline Extended For 9 Million Americans
• Pittsburgh Steelers To Allow Fans Into Heinz Field For Sunday's Game Against Philadelphia Eagles
• Fans Heart Broken After Iconic Guitarist Eddie Van Halen Dies From Throat Cancer
• 'You Were The Mozart Of Rock Guitar': Fellow Musicians, Celebrities React To Passing Of Rock Legend Eddie Van Halen
• Lawrence To Spend $1 Million On Increasing Coronavirus Testing
• Glass Fire Now 50% Contained; Cooler Temperatures, Rain Possible Later This Week
• Pelosi Calls Out Trump For Halting COVID Relief Talks, Says 'White House Is In Complete Disarray'
• Biden pledges to make Roe v. Wade "law of the land"
• Battle Of The Backups? How Will Sunday's Broncos Game Against Patriots Look?
• 22-Year-Old Man Arrested For Shooting Outside Warminster Township High School, Police Say
• Patriots Practice Squad DT Bill Murray Becomes Second Player On COVID-19 Reserve List
• 18-Year-Old Arrested In Mt. Oliver Shooting
• Joe Biden Expanding Lead Over President Trump In Pennsylvania, Poll Shows
• DEA Chief Meets In Tallahassee With Federal, State, Local Officials On 'Flood Of Drugs'
• Maryland's First Black Female GOP State Legislator Dr. Brenda Thiam Sworn In
• Baltimore Man Sentenced To 12 Years In Federal Prison For Robbery Of Gas Station Owner
• Debate Between Rep. Jim Hagedorn, Challenger Dan Feehan Canceled
• Packaged Fruit Sold At Walmart Recalled Due To Possible Listeria
• Eddie Van Halen Dies Of Cancer At 65
• Over 100 People Wanted For Violent Crimes In Multiple Counties Arrested In 'Operation Triple Beam-Vigilant Resolve'
• Stocks dive after Trump pulls plug on stimulus talks
• Daly City Pet Store Worker Pleads No Contest To Fracturing Dog's Skull, Faces Jailtime
• Argument Led To Fatal Shooting Of 21-Year-Old Lowe's Employee Daejour Smith In South Philadelphia, Police Say
• Maryland Casinos Generate Over $140M In September, First Year-Over-Year Increase Since Pandemic Shutdown
• Eddie Van Halen, legendary guitarist, dies at 65
• Period To Submit Claims For iPhone Class Action Lawsuit Coming To End
• Lightfoot Calls Trump's Behavior 'Unfortunate' After His COVID Diagnosis, Undermining The Work Of Public Officials To Stop The Spread
• Massachusetts Reports 454 New Coronavirus Cases, 8 Additional Deaths
• Woman Seriously Injured After Unknown Man Throws Chemical In Her Face, Philadelphia Police Say
• Trump Shuts Down Talks On COVID Relief Bill Until After The Election
• Denver City Council Approves 20-Year East Central Area Plan
• Salem Asks Halloween Visitors Who Haven't Already Made Reservations To Stay Away
• Eddie Van Halen Passed Tuesday at the Age of 65
• Company Converting Camps Into College Campuses For COVID-Cleared Students Taking Online Classes
• Bill Belichick Explains Why He Wore Two Masks On Monday Night
• SpaceX Finally Gets Internet Satellites Into Orbit Following Multiple Delayed Launches
• Suspect Crawls Out Window Of House, Ending Armed SWAT Standoff In Fort Worth
• President Trump: Stimulus Bill Negotiations To Stop Until After Election (CBS News)
• State Police Seek Burglars Who Allegedly Stole $850 In Coins From Indiana County Home
• Ventura Upgraded To Red Tier Due To Progress Made Against COVID-19
• 'How Often Do You Get To Pick Your Own Neighbors?' CBS' Stephen Colbert Encourages Marylanders To Vote
• Man Charged With Murder After Woman Found Shot To Death In Burning House Days Later 
• Wis. Gov. Evers Issues Order Limiting Public Indoor Gatherings To 25% Occupancy After COVID Surge
• 24 New School Covid-19 Outbreaks Reported In Michigan
• Rock Guitar Hero Eddie Van Halen Dies Of Cancer At 65
• Oakland International Airport Opens New Rapid COVID Test Facility
• UC Berkeley Physiologist Receives MacArthur Genius Grant For Research On Contraceptives
• Man Shot In Back Of Head, Killed In Broad Daylight In West Philadelphia
• Man Arrested In Roseville Accused Of Possessing Meth To Sell
• Michelle Obama urges voters to "search your hearts" in closing pitch for Biden
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 5: Justin Herbert Quickly Emerging As Solid QB Option
• 1,500 SoCal Edison Customers Without Power In La Cañada Flintridge
• Pizza To The Polls, Uber Eats Teaming Up To Deploy Food Trucks To Pittsburgh Voters
• Police: St. Cloud Man Stabbed Multiple Times After Argument; 1 Arrested
• Council Passes Bill Stopping Howard County From Housing ICE Detainees; Calvin Ball Plans To Veto
• Woman Found Shot To Death In Crashed SUV Off 710 Freeway In Paramount; Gunman At Large
• Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office Buys Drug-Testing Machine With State Grant
• Massachusetts 'Not Canceling Halloween,' But Baker Calls Indoor Parties 'Really Bad Idea'
• Stimulus Check Update: IRS Extending Deadline For Some To Apply For $1,200 Government Stimulus Check
• Wisconsin Judge Expected To Make Decision On State's Mask Mandate
• State Regulators Reject Bid To Halt Electricity Disconnections For Those Struggling During COVID
• Baker: 'Incredibly Irresponsible' For President Trump To Ignore Experts' Coronavirus Advice
• Florida Regulators Back FPL Plan To Speed Up Refunds
• Noticed A Foul Odor Coming From Lake Montebello? Here's Why
• Teenager Shot Early Tuesday Morning In Valley Hi Area
• Report: Jets Planning To Hold Sam Darnold Out Of Week 5 Game Against Cardinals
• WCCO Photojournalist Moving Forward With Charges Against Man Who Punched Phone Out Of His Hand
• Mother Of Jonathan Price After Arrest Of Wolfe City Officer: 'He Took A Life, Take His Life -- But The Right Way''
• Eric Trump answers questions from New York investigators
• President Trump Reports 'No Symptoms' Of COVID-19 After Returning To White House
• Riverside County Courthouses To Furlough 1 Friday A Month Through June 2021
• Pure Farmland™ Awards $100,000 To Local Gardens And Farms
• Former Patriots WR Mohamed Sanu Being Released By 49ers
• Report: Joe Flacco Could Start For New York Jets In Week 5
• Tarrant County Offers Free Rides For Early Voting, Election Day
• CU Professor: Coronavirus Super-Spreader Events Share Common Pattern
• Puerto Ricans in Florida work to defeat Trump
• Baltimore City Recs & Parks Programming Restarting October 13
• Gov. Whitmer Signs Bill Allowing Clerks Extra Time To Process Absentee Ballots
• Man Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries In Stabbing Outside Redwood City Supermarket
• San Mateo Man Dies In Alleged San Francisco South Of Market Assault
• Pittsburgh Steelers To Allow About 5,500 Fans At Heinz Field Against Philadelphia Eagles
• 'Scooter McScooterson,' Disabled Lamb From Vacaville, Featured In National Calendar
• Mitchell Ray Green, 56-Year-Old Sacramento Resident, Identified As Driver Killed In Roseville Road Crash
• CDC Updates Coronavirus Guidelines To Include Airborne Transmission (CBS News)
• Small Business Claims To Be Targeted By Out-Of-State Law Firm In ADA Lawsuit
• 2 Coronavirus-Related Deaths Reported On Nantucket Over Span Of 3 Days
• Birch's Lowertown In St. Paul To Permanently Close Later This Month
• Kamala Harris is on the cover of Elle magazine
• Trump Has 'Restful' First Night Back At White House, 'Continues To Do Extremely Well' With COVID-19 Battle
• Justin Abdelkader Put On Buyout Waivers
• Power Outage Turns Off Lights In Areas Of Santa Clara; Disrupts Remote Classroom Sessions
• Newsom Nominates First Openly Gay Justice To California Supreme Court
• Facebook Removes Trump Post Falsely Saying Flu More Lethal Than COVID-19
• 21 MacArthur "genius grant" winners awarded $625,000 each
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,617 New COVID-19 Cases, 32 Additional Deaths
• New Council Created To Enforce Construction Worker Standards
• University Of Denver Deploys Robots To Deliver Food
• Scooter McScooterson, Disabled Lamb From Vacaville, Featured In National Calendar
• Stores Say Massachusetts Tax Drop Reflects Shift In Cigarette Sales
• 10,000 Wanted For At-Home Coronavirus Testing Study In Boston Area
• Florida extends voter registration deadline after website crashed
• Religious Leaders Urge Voters To Back Graduated Income Tax Plan; Conservative Group Sues Over Ballot Language
• Hundreds Of New York City Schools Closed In Neighborhoods With Coronavirus Upticks
• How some theaters are pulling moviegoers back and keeping them safe
• Former University Of Chicago Professor, Activists, Scientists, Authors Among 'Genius Grant' Fellows
• Health Officials Confirm Additional West Nile Virus Case In Miami-Dade
• Indiana Man Charged In Illegal Sale Of Dozens Of Handguns, Assault Rifles In Chicago Area
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 77 New Coronavirus Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• Tarrant County Offers Guidance On How To Celebrate Halloween During Pandemic
• Oliver Ekman-Larsson Reportedly Sets Friday Deadline For Trade To Bruins Or Canucks
• Double-Murder Suspect On US Marshals Most Wanted List Captured in Burbank
• Dr. Oz Asks The Co-Founder Of Regeneron How His Company's Antibody Cocktail Works.
• Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw Calls 7 Murders In 24 Hours Across City 'Sickening'
• UMMS' 'Party Foul' PSA Tells Young People 'You're Not Immune' From COVID-19
• Police Searching For Next Of Kin For Keith Carter, Man Found Dead In East Baltimore
• 'No More Tears Left:' How The Western Wildfires Are Ravaging The Legal Marijuana Industry
• IRS Extends Deadline To Register For Stimulus Check; Over 110K Minnesotans May Still Be Eligible
• Court Battle Erupts With President Trump's Campaign Over Pennsylvania Voters' Signatures On Mail-In Ballots
• Republicans Have Spent $542K To Challenge Gov. Whitmer's Orders
• 'My Kids Introduced Me To Snapchat, I Bet They're Regretting That At This Point': Comedian Heather Land On Book 'A Perfect 10: The Truth About Things I'm Not and Never Will Be
• 'My Kids Introduced Me To Snapchat, I Bet They're Regretting That': Comedian Heather Land On Latest Book
• Submit Your Claim For The iPhone Performance Settlement
• In-Person Early Voting Begins Tuesday In Indiana
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 2,251 New Cases, Miami-Dade Cases Trend Upward
• Broward Schools Chief Robert Runcie: 'There Are Protocols In Place On How To React To The Virus' As Kids Return To Class
• How to watch Mars make closest approach to Earth until 2035
• Cooking With The Crew: Ron Smiley's Butternut Lasagna Soup
• Hollywood Sign-Style 'TRUMP' Letters Taken Down From 405 Freeway Hillside
• Candy Corn Ranks As Worst Halloween Candy In Your Trick Or Treat Bag
• Wisconsin Judge To Decide On State's Mask Mandate
• Report: Cam Newton Still Without COVID-19 Symptoms, Lending Hope To Availability To Play
• Hopkinton Crash Involving Military Vehicle Causes Heavy Delays On I-495
• 49ers Pass Rush Dealt Another Blow -- Ziggy Ansah Lost With Torn Bicep
• Central Park Boathouse Restaurant Forced To Close And Lay Off Employees
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Health Officials Report 950+ Additional COVID Cases And 4 Deaths
• Baltimore County To Use Outside Vendor To Help With Water Billing, County Residents To Get Bills Again Mid-November
• 6-Year-Old Girl Among 2 Dead After House Fire In Gary, Indiana
• Police Seek Suspect In Connection To Homicide On Detroit's West Side
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports Over 1,000 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Statewide Total To 165,243
• Dr. Oz Breaks Down Dexamethasone And Why Scientists Think This Drug Improves Oxygenation.
• Baltimore County Executive Introduces Legislation That Would Ensure Workers Hired For County-Funded Projects Get A Fair Wage
• Dallas Police Searching For Burglary Suspect Who Used Sledgehammer On Cash Register
• Stimulus Check Update: Nancy Pelosi Says Sides 'Making Progress' After President Trump Urges Action
• Scratch-Off Ticket Worth $1M Sold At Lawrence County Sheetz
• Betsy Meter, Tricia Keith Announced As Go Red For Women Luncheon Co-Chairs
• Will There Be Fans At Eagles Games? Pennsylvania To Allow Limited Number Of Fans At Events Starting Friday
• N.J. District Facing Dilemma In November -- A Big Tax Increase Or Drastic Cuts
• Regional Virtual Job Fair For Veterans Takes Place Tuesday
• Trump Continues To Downplay Virus After Returning To White House
• Report: Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie 'Knocked Back,' 'Not Knocked Down' While Hospitalized With Coronavirus
• Man Drowns After Swimming Into Middle Of Riverside County's Canyon Lake
• Obscure Works By Raymond Chandler, Agatha Christie, Published This Week
• Pompeo says "soul of the world" at stake as allies mull China's rise
• White Male UNH Professor Accused Of Posing As Immigrant Woman Of Color
• Pa. Auditor General: Wolf Administration's Business Shutdown Waiver Program Appeared To Be 'Subjective'
• Stuck In A Long Line At The Polls? You Can Get A Snack Delivered For Free
• President Trump's COVID-19 Diagnosis Inspired Almost A Quarter More Americans To Wear Mask, New Poll Finds
• Officer Who Shot Man In South Minneapolis Last Week Identified As Illya Kuznedtsov
• Nearly 116,000 Minnesotans Have Unclaimed Stimulus Money
• Owner Of Primo's Barbershop May Lose License After Refusing To Shut Down
• Fresh Cut Fruit Sold At Texas Walmart & RaceTrac Locations Recalled For Possible Listeria Contamination
• Palm Beach Principal William Latson Fired Over Holocaust Comment Might Get His Job Back
• Conservative judicial group assembles team of lawyers to boost Barrett
• Ravens Debuting New Podcast 'Black In The NFL' Addressing Intersection Of Race And The League
• Europe opts for a more tailored approach to address COVID's rebound
• Stuck In A Long Line At The Polls In DC? You Can Get A Snack Delivered For Free
• Denver Weather: Smoke Gets Even Worse Today As Temperatures Stay Far Above Normal
• Brigham And Women's Hospital Coronavirus Cluster Rises To 52 Cases
• Jimmy Butler, Miami Heat Look To Even Up NBA Finals On Tuesday Night
• VIDEO: Detroit Police Seek Breaking And Entering Suspects
• Matt Patricia's Seat Is Starting To Heat Up!
• Uber Offering Discounts, Poll Locator For 2020 Voters
• Sloppy Mistakes Cost Patriots In Game They Could Have Stolen And Other Leftover Thoughts
• 6 E-ZPass Customer Service Centers In MDOT MVA Branches Reopening October 13
• Latest Monmouth U. Poll Shows Joe Biden's Lead Over President Trump Grows To 12-Points Among Likely Pa. Voters
• President Trump's COVID Diagnosis: What's The One Life Or Death Vital Sign The Medical Team Is Monitoring Most Closely?
• Stimulus Check Latest: Revised HEROES Act, Passed By House, Includes $1200 Payment; $600 Additional Unemployment
• Woman teaches herself to sew and starts booming bow tie business
• Rae Hart Anderson: 2020 Election Guide
• Man Found Dead In Calumet Heights House Fire
• WalletHub Report Lists Pennsylvania Among Top 10 States With Most COVID-19 Restrictions
• White House still "in denial" about pandemic, Pete Buttigieg says
• Biden says he's not surprised Trump contracted COVID-19
• UCLA Astrophysicist Andrea Ghez Wins Nobel Prize For Physics
• Gov. Tom Wolf Adjusting Gathering Limit Guidelines According To Venue Occupancy Limits
• 'Totally Different River Landscape': Mississippi River In DT Minneapolis Being Drawn Down Temporarily
• New Bruce Springsteen Album, 'Letter To You' Will Also Offer A Documentary
• Legendary FSU Coach Bobby Bowden, 90, Tests Positive For COVID
• 10% Of The World May Have Been Infected By COVID-19, WHO Official Says
• Hoyer Or Stidham? Patriots Have An Interesting QB Dilemma Heading Into Week 5
• Vikings: 'No Fan' Protocol Will Continue For Oct. 18 Home Game Against Falcons
• 'We Just Want To Know That We're Protected': Allina Health Workers Strike For 2nd Day
• Central California Student Says Professor Told Her Not To Breastfeed During Online Class
• Federal judge extends voter registration deadline in Arizona
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Positivity Rate Drops Back Below 3%, Hospitalizations Rise Again
• Mother Critically Hurt In Boston Public Garden Crash Was Recently Married
• Breaking COVID-19 News Minute: President Trump's COVID Diagnosis: Why Days 5-7 Are So Critical
• Police Investigating Farmington Hills Gas Station Armed Robbery
• IRS Extends $1200 Stimulus Check Deadline Again, Non-Filers Now Have Until November 21
• Leicester Cancels Trick-Or-Treating This Halloween Due To Pandemic
• Not Yet Tua Time, Dolphins' QB Ryan Fitzpatrick Will Start Against San Francisco On Sunday
• Marijuana Use Increases Pain After Surgery, Requires More Anesthesia, Study Finds
• New Report Accuses LA Sheriff Of Promoting 'Code Of Silence' Around Deputy Gang Culture
• Nick Cordero's widow slams Trump's "Don't be afraid of Covid" tweet
• Police Investigating After Woman Shot In East Baltimore Monday
• 'Most Aren't As Lucky As President Trump'; UPMC Doctor Critical of President Trump's Coronavirus Messaging
• Turlock Neighbors Outraged After Suspect Caught On Camera Steals Trump Signage
• Stimulus Check Update: Nancy Pelosi Says Sides 'Making Progress' After President Trump Urges Action
• Hurricane Delta Rapidly Intensifies In The Caribbean, Likely To Hit Gulf Coast
• Heat's Bam Adebayo Upgraded To Questionable For Game 4
• Help With Rent, Housing Costs During Pandemic In Hennepin County
• Will Middlebrooks Raises $70,000 After Childhood Friend Jonathan Price Killed By Police
• Chicago's Ruth's Chris Steak House Location To Close; Hundreds Of Other Job Cuts Coming At Illinois Businesses In Near Future
• People More Willing To Spend Money On Pets Than Selves, Survey Finds
• A restaurant with a heart of gold and nerves of steel
• White officer arrested in fatal shooting of unarmed Black man
• MIT Grad Andrea Ghez Shares Nobel Prize For Physics
• COVID Reopenings: Second Wave Of COVID-19 Would Be Devastating For Bay Area Businesses
• Heat's Kelly Olynyk Ready For Anything In NBA Finals
• Chicago Firefighter Struck, Killed Wife With SUV In What Was Ruled Accident; High-Ranking Officials Take Issue With How Matter Was Handled
• Baltimore Weather Blog: Brisk Morning
• Iconic George Floyd Memorial In South Minneapolis Vandalized Again
• American, 2 others win Nobel in Physics for black hole discoveries
• Supreme Court issues decision on Led Zeppelin plagiarism case
• PTL Links: October 6, 2020
• Stimulus Check Update: Nancy Pelosi Says Sides 'Making Progress' Towards Deal After President Trump Urges Action
• 39-Year-Old Man Killed In Overnight Crash Along Route 29 In Howard County
• Grassroots Organizations Step Up To Stop Gun Violence In Sacramento
• Dry, Breezy Conditions Prompt Red Flag Warning For Southwestern Minnesota
• Damien Harris Impresses In His First Career NFL Start
• UC Berkeley Professor Emeritus Reinhard Genzel Awarded Nobel Prize
• Philadelphia Police: Teen Gunned Down Inside Chinese Takeout Restaurant In Kingsessing
• Mars Won't Be This Close To Earth Again Until 2035
• CDC Again Updates COVID-19 Guidance, Says It Can Spread By Airborne Transmission
• SpaceX launches another set of Starlink internet satellites
• Prosper ISD Closes Elementary School Campus After Coronavirus Outbreak
• Juxtaposition Arts Launches Capital Campaign
• Stimulus Check Update: Nancy Pelosi Says Sides 'Making Progress' After President Trump Urges Action
• Vandalism Occurs During Downtown LA Protests Possibly Spurred By Jonathan Price Killing
• Philadelphia City Commissioner Lisa Deeley Breaks Down Mail-In Ballot Instructions For 2020 Presidential Election
• Report: All Patriots Continue To Test Negative For COVID-19
• 3 killed after stairwell collapse in Houston; bodies not recovered
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/6 Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
• Texas Family Sues Deputies For Excessive Force After Allegedly Breaking Jorge Gonzalez Zuniga's Neck, Then Leaving Him Alone For 21+ Hours
• Trump says "don't be afraid of COVID" as U.S. deaths top 210,000
• Biden says he'll debate Trump next week if it's deemed safe
• 3 Dead, 1 Injured After Fiery Rollover Crash In Queens
• N.Y. governor orders schools in 9 coronavirus hot spots to close
• Judge Blocks EPA Decision To Allow Dredging Of San Francisco Bay Salt Ponds
• Supreme Court restores witness requirement for South Carolina ballots
• Hurricane Delta now Category 4 storm, on path to hit Gulf Coast
• Phillies First Baseman Rhys Hoskins Had Elbow Surgery
• New York Jets' Quinnen Williams Reaches Plea Deal In Airport Gun Arrest
• How an FBI profiler gets inside the mind of a kidnapper
• Ghost Wheelchair Honors Life Lost, Calls Attention To Stretch Of Colfax Avenue
• West Virginia Allows Outdoor Music Performances To Resume
• Micro-Warehouse 'Village Farmstand' Helping Midwest Farmers Get Food To Customers During Pandemic
• Live updates: Trump back at White House after being discharged from Walter Reed
• Hurricane Delta rapidly intensifies, likely to hit Gulf Coast
• Why Armenia and Azerbaijan are fighting, and why it could get uglier
• Gynecologist fathered at least 17 children, hospital says
• Pittsburgh Ranked Among Top 100 Best Places To Live In 2020
• Russian surfers say mystery pollution poisoning them, killing animals
• Some states overpaid jobless aid — and now want the money back
• Woman Fatally Stabbed, Shot Inside House Near Norwood Park
• Mother Of 3 Accused Of Driving Drunk With Children In Car, Crashing SUV Into Home On Long Island
• Pittsburgh Weather: Morning Fog, Afternoon Sunny Skies
• 5,700 Denver Broncos Fans Allowed To Attend Each Remaining Home Game
• Woman Injured In Shooting On Dan Ryan Expressway Near 55th Street
• A Look At McHenry County's System To Sort Mail-In Ballots
• The Impact Of President Trump's Coronavirus Diagnosis On Voters
• Man removed from flight after fight over refusal to wear mask
• VOA Turns Vacant Lot Into Beautiful New Housing In Englewood, And One Veteran Is Thrilled To Move In
• Twin Cities Film Fest
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Skies Ahead
• Delaware Courts Resume Jury Trials, Some Defendants May Appear In Person
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Mild Fall Day On Tap For Tuesday
• Many North Allegheny School District Students To Return To Classroom For 5-Day Per Week Instruction
• Hearing To Be Held Tuesday On Trump Campaign's Lawsuit Against Philadelphia Over Satellite Election Center Access
• Missing 17-Year-Old Madison Sparrow Found Dead, Delaware State Police Say
• Police: 21-Year-Old Lowe's Employee Dies After Being Shot 9 Times In South Philadelphia Store Parking Lot
• Fort Lauderdale PD Have Found 21-Year-Old Mery Noel Who Went Missing Monday
• Concord Road Race Gets Big Fundraising Boost Switching To Virtual Run
• Software entrepreneur John McAfee charged with U.S. tax evasion
• Philadelphia Police: 22-Year-Old Man Killed In Oxford Circle Shooting
• Prosecutors To Seek Death Penalty In Slayings Of 2 In May
• Andrew McCutchen Shares Video On Social Media Helping To Explain Voting By Mail
• Philadelphia Reaches Most Homicides Since 2007 With Six Murders Monday
• Philadelphia Police: Investigation Underway After 27-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In Grays Ferry
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• Regal Cinemas Temporarily Closing All U.S. Theaters
• Pa. Crime Stoppers Offering New Reward In Samantha Lang Murder Case
• Stanton Slam In 9th Caps Yankees' Game 1 Win Over Rays
• Phone Call Reveals New Information About Death Of 5-Month-Old Puppy Mauled At Daycare In Pittsburgh

Videos from October 6, 2020

• Stephen Miller becomes latest White House aide to test positive for COVID-19
• "The FBI Declassified": Saving Ethan
• Trump backs out of relief talks as he continues to downplay virus
• Hurricane Delta rapidly intensifies into Category 4 storm as it barrels toward Cancun
• China, Russia and white supremacy top DHS' first public threat assessment
• Texas officer charged with murder in shooting of Black man
• Hurricane Delta intensifies into major Category 4 storm
• FDA coronavirus vaccine guidelines raise doubts over approval by Election Day
• Pandemic reshapes 2020 campaigns as upcoming debates take new precautions
• White House rejects CDC help with contact tracing efforts
• 9 military leaders in quarantine after coronavirus sweeps the Pentagon
• Pittsburgh man dies after confronting bar patron for not wearing mask indoors
• Florida extends voter registration deadline after website crashes
• Doctor on Trump's COVID recovery, airborne spread and timeline for vaccine
• Progressive groups sue to block Texas governor's order limiting ballot drop-off locations
• Federal judge in Arizona rules to extend voter registration deadline
• Joe Biden campaigns in Pennsylvania, calls for national unity at Gettysburg
• Black female athletes breaking barriers on and off the field
• 10/6/20: Red and Blue
• Rock star Eddie Van Halen has died at age 65
• Hurricane Delta rapidly intensifies into a Category 4 storm
• SpaceX launches 13th batch of Starlink internet satellites
• The impact of Trump's false claims about voter fraud
• Trump's "poll watcher" comments raise concerns about voter intimidation
• Yale doctor on Trump's COVID-19 treatment and health condition
• Fighting flares up between Armenia and Azerbaijan
• Vice presidential debate to enforce additional coronavirus precautions
• U.S. anxiety rates surge in a year of pandemic, recession and violence
• Human Rights Watch accuses NYPD of planning assault on protesters in the Bronx
• Doctor says no, Trump is not immune from coronavirus
• Texas officer faces murder charges in shooting death of Jonathan Price
• An infectious President Trump downplays coronavirus after return to White House
• Pandemic sparks alarming rise in child labor across developing countries
• Global stocks back on the rise after President Trump's health news
• Missing the movie theater experience? Here's what it's like to go to the movies during a pandemic
• The little restaurant that could
• Woman starts bow tie business after being laid off
• Pete Buttigieg on VP debate, Biden's campaign and new book on trust
• What President Trump's release from Walter Reed means for his health and next steps
• Texas police officer arrested in weekend shooting that killed 31-year-old Black man
• Questions surround Trump's health and what message he's sending to the country
• CDC changes guidance on COVID-19, says airborne transmission is possible
• Joe Biden pushes back at President Trump for downplaying masks, says wearing one is "patriotic"
• Doctor discusses Trump's release from Walter Reed, his aggressive treatments and road to recovery
• President Trump removes mask, releases videos in return to White House from Walter Reed
• California to house inmates based on gender identity