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• 'It Makes No Sense To Me': Family Of Slain 9-Year-Old Makaylah Brent Wants Answers
• Glass Fire: Returning Evacuees Relieved To See Calistoga Spared From Flames
• Need Grows In Bay Area Amid Ongoing Battle For COVID-19 Stimulus
• Mesa County Investigators Recover Cars, Guns, Antique Violin In Storage Unit Burglaries
• Jeffco Open Space Ranger 'Frustrated' With Gender Reveal Party Litter
• State Group Looks To Fight Fires With 'Air Armada' Paid By Ending High-Speed Rail Project
• Coronavirus Unit Nurse In San Bernardino County Dies From COVID-19 Complications
• Father, 2 Young Daughters Killed In Suspected Murder-Suicide In Placentia
• Some Say Removal Of 'Trump' Sign Along LA Freeway Politically Motivated
• LA County Reports Highest Single-Day Spike Of New COVID-19 Cases In 6 Weeks
• Body Of Jesus R. Silva Identified After Human Remains Found In Saguache County
• Jump In Positive COVID-19 Cases Putting Summit County's Designation At Risk
• Dodgers Take 2-0 Lead In NLDS With 6-5 Win Over Padres
• Virus Outbreak Kills 9 At Santa Cruz County Nursing Facility
• Hundreds Take To Minneapolis Streets, National Guard Activated After Derek Chauvin's Release
• Fly In Vice President Pence's Hair During Debate With Sen. Harris Sets Off Twitter Storm
• Chicago Weather: Winds Relax Wednesday Night
• 1 Million Voters Registered In Santa Clara County For November Election
• Getting Hosed: Woman Charged $24,000 For Water She Never Used
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Report New COVID-19 Deaths
• Modesto Police Release Video From In-Custody Death Investigation
• Pence And Harris Clash Over Virus At Vice Presidential Debate
• Pence, Harris Clash Over Coronavirus At Vice Presidential Debate
• 40 Communities At High Risk For Coronavirus In Massachusetts
• Getting College Students' Attention Ahead Of Election Is Not As Easy This Year
• From Custodian To Nurse Practitioner: Mass. Woman Hopes To Inspire Others
• Gonzalo Higuain Scores In 81st, Miami Beats Red Bulls 2-1
• 'Anything Could Have Happened': Runner Claims He Was Racially Profiled By ICE Agents
• Food Boxes & Gift Cards Helping Struggling Coloradans, Restaurants
• Some Evacuations At Spring Creek Fire Near Kremmling Downgraded
• Butler Co. Woman Battling Breast Cancer Hopes 20-Foot Pink Ribbon In Yard Inspires Others
• Colorado Voters Can Correct Ballot Signature Discrepancies On Their Smart Phone
• Former Chicago FOP President Kevin Graham Suspended Over Hidden Camera Left In Office
• Confusion Reigns As Department Of Education Closes 61 Additional Schools In COVID-19 Hot Spot Zones
• Harris dodges questions on support for Supreme Court packing
• Man Charged With Killing 80-Year-Old Man From Pittsburgh Over Mask Dispute Pleads Not Guilty
• COVID Vaccine Undergoing Clinical Trials At UM The Focus Of Virtual Panel Discussion Held By Top Researchers
• Concerns Mount About Lake Forest GOP Event Attended By RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel, Who Later Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Eviction Fears Rise As New York City Tries To Fend Off Second Wave Of COVID-19
• Colorado Buffaloes 'Hopeful' For Football Practice To Begin Friday
• Coronavirus Latest: Anne Arundel County School Board Votes In Favor Of Hybrid Model Reopening Plan
• Broward Father Upset His 6-Year-Old Son Will Have Teacher Changed As County Returns To In-Person Learning
• Harlem Park Three Support The Black Lives Movement; Hope It Leads To Meaningful Change
• North Texas City Threatens To Take Property From Church
• Storm Surge, Hurricane Warnings Issued For Portion Of Northern Gulf Coast As Hurricane Delta Continues WNW
• Body Found In White Marsh Initially Thought To Be Halloween Decoration, Police Say
• Man Charged With Using Memory Of Slain Federal Officer Patrick Underwood To Fraudulently Raise Money
• Convicted Bay Area Rapist Awaiting Trial In Mental Hospital For 14 Years Ordered Freed
• Sen. Kamala Harris, Vice President Mike Pence Clash Over COVID-19 In Vice Presidential Debate
• 79-Year-Old Woman Killed In Crash In Fallston, Harford County Sheriff's Office Says
• UCSF Study Finds COVID-19 Symptoms Lasting Several Weeks Among Pregnant Women
• Mike Pence, Kamala Harris Square Off In What Experts Say May Be Most Important VP Debate In History
• Trick-Or-Treating Will Go On In Carroll County With COVID-19 Safety Measures In Place
• Former MPD Officer Derek Chauvin, Charged In George Floyd's Death, Released From Custody
• Survey Of Most Expensive Hotel Cities: Sacramento Tops, Detroit Comes In At No. 12
• Girl, 10, Shot And Wounded In South Chicago
• "I'm speaking": Kamala Harris rebukes Pence at debate
• Moderna Slows Vaccine Trials To Include More Diversity With Black, Latino And Native Americans
• Pence, Harris Clash Over Virus In Vice Presidential Debate (CBS News)
• Southwest Airlines Is Cutting Pay For Some Workers To Avoid Layoffs
• Mayor Lightfoot Praises Sen. Kamala Harris As Senator Debates Vice President Mike Pence On Climate Change, COVID-19, And Other Issues
• Off-Duty CHP Modesto Officer Saves Man's Life With CPR In Home Depot
• Road To Roxborough State Park To Be Paved
• Ride Share Service Makes Detroit Debut With Safety-First Mindset
• Harris says a Biden administration will not ban fracking
• Pence, Harris Clash Over Virus At Vice Presidential Debate
• Duquesne University Small Business Development Center Wants To Help Turn Around Businesses
• Detroit Teacher Speaks Out On Pay Raises
• 1 Person Shot, Injured Near Ocean Front Walk In Venice Beach
• Teen Helps Save Man Who Fell Down Mississippi River Bluff In Minneapolis
• Pence defends Rose Garden event and White House COVID-19 response
• Philadelphia Police Brighten Spirits Of Shriners Hospital For Children Patients With 'Good Night Lights' Display
• Baltimore Police Instructor, Trainee Test Positive For COVID-19, Officials Say
• Higuain's Late Goal Lifts Inter Miami Over Red Bulls
• What's Regeneron? Jefferson Doctor Explains Cocktail President Trump Touted As Coronavirus 'Cure'
• Officer Arik Matson To Return Home To Minnesota For Continued Rehabilitation
• Patrol Cruiser Struck By Suspects During Chase In South Sacramento
• Crews Put Out 3-Alarm Fire At Apartments Near Alameda & Havana In Denver
• 2 West Virginia Nurses Die From Coronavirus
• Man Pleads Not Guilty In Deadly Crash Into Pomona House
• Maryland State Police Arrest Man On Child Pornography, Sexual Abuse Charges In Wicomico County
• National Wildlife Federation's '#SaveLACougars' Festival Goes Virtual
• Modesto Police Asking For Public's Help Identifying 5 Subjects Connected To Club Shooting
• 'Is This Meant To Suppress The Vote?': Woman Finds Discarded Ballots Near South Los Angeles ATM
• American tourists trapped after Hurricane Delta strikes Mexico
• UPDATE: Trump Administration Asks Supreme Court To Allow Census Count To End
• Video Released Shows Moments Before Stanislaus County Sheriff's Deputies Shoot Suspect
• Tractor Supply Assistant Manager Accused Of Stealing From Store, Leasing Residence To Cartel For Pot Grow
• Long-Ball A's Stave Off Elimination With Come-From-Behind Win Against Astros In ALDS Game 3
• CRISPR-Cas9 Tech Pioneer UC Berkeley Biochemist Jennifer Doudna Awarded Nobel Prize In Chemistry; 'I'm In Shock'
• Warriors Superstar Steph Curry Video Urges His N. Carolina Peeps To 'Make A Plan' And Vote
• Washington Benches QB Dwayne Haskins, Switches To Kyle Allen Vs. Rams
• COVID Clusters In NYC: De Blasio Promises Crackdown With Hefty Fines, Enforcement For Violations In Hot Zones
• 'Everybody Is So Happy': Ventura County Experiences First Full Day Of Easing Restrictions After Moving To Red Tier
• Frederick County Board Of Education Approves Return-To-Play Recommendations
• Golden State's Favorite Vacation Spot Hawaii Reopens For Tourism With 14-Day Quarantine Upon Arrival
• Trump tweets troops in Afghanistan "should" be home by Christmas
• Reports: Trump Campaign Exploring Having President Hold Event In Pittsburgh Next Week
• Election Task Force Charged With Protecting Right To Vote In Mass.
• Supes Decline Consolidating Los Altos Hills Fire District With County Fire Department
• Top official in Marine Corps tests positive for COVID-19
• Chevy Humphrey Named New President And CEO Of Museum Of Science And Industry; Will Be First Woman And First Black American In Role
• Suspect Who Killed Himself After Shooting Rampage Inside Arden-Area Store Identified
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Pence and Harris are set to face off in their only debate
• Lawsuit Claims Pastor At Well-Known Oak Park Church Molested Stepdaughter For Years
• Malcolm Jenkins Starts Venture Capital Fund With NFL Players
• Denver's Housing Market Remains Tough For Buyers As Inventory Remains Low
• 19-Year-Old Serial Robbery Suspect Arrested In Denton
• Discrimination Suit Brought Against Beverly Hills Skincare Company Owner Sonya Dakar
• Identical Twins In N.J. Battle Identical Breast Cancer Together
• 'It's Devastating': Community Members React To Former MPD Officer Derek Chauvin's Release After Posting Bail
• FBI Pittsburgh Helping To Safeguard Your Vote For November Election
• Pence's negative COVID test could be "meaningless" for debate, doctor says
• A's Stay Alive In ALDS With 9-7 Win Over Astros In Game 3
• What to watch for in the Pence-Harris vice presidential debate
• Ocean Spray gifts truck to TikTok star whose post went viral
• 2 DU Sororities Disciplined Amid COVID-19 Violations Investigation
• 9 Dead, 61 Infected From COVID-19 Outbreak At Watsonville Post-Acute Center
• How to watch the vice presidential debate
• New Sports & Social Restaurant Coming To Maryland Live! Casino & Hotel
• CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez Explains Why Moderna's COVID Vaccine Trial Has Been Slowed
• Busy Storm Season Keeping Texas Baptist Men On The Move
• Multiple Westfield Shopping Centers Reopen Indoors Operations At Limited Capacity
• Halloween Can Still Be Fun This Year, Just Follow These Guidelines
• Former Post Office In Sheridan Damaged In Early Morning Fire
• Surveillance Photos Show Would-Be ATM Robbers In Schererville
• Bruins Take Defenseman Mason Lohrei, Three Others On Day 2 Of 2020 NHL Draft
• Changes Coming To Public Safety In Wake Of KDKA Investigation Into River Turf Battle
• Man Finds Out Through Letter That Someone Applied For Unemployment Benefits In His Name
• Allegheny Health Network Employees Use 'Serenity Room' To Relax And Destress
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In North Minneapolis Shooting
• Howard County Awarded Over $1M To Help Survivors Of Human Trafficking
• Technical Glitches, Long Lines Plague Early Voting In Some Suburban Cook County Locations
• Gopher Student-Athletes Hold Sit-In To Protest Elimination Of Sports Programs
• Dallas County Reports 337 COVID-19 Cases Wednesday, 2 More Deaths
• Miami Beach City Manager Jimmy Morales Resigning
• LAUSD Superintendent Austin Beutner Won't Send Out President Trump's Letter With Food Boxes
• Baltimore Customs Agents Seize Over 50K Counterfeit Face Masks
• California's Unemployment Backlog Shrinks to 1.3 Million
• Update: San Francisco Paramedic Firefighter Fatally Injured In Fall During Training Accident
• EDD Backlog Shrinks To 1.3 Million Following 2-Week Reset
• Florida's Chief Information Officer Blames Server Configuration For Voter Registration Website Crash
• Effort To Unionize Surly Brewing Company Workers Fails By A Single Vote
• Mail-In Ballots For The Chicago Area Are Being Checked, Even The Ones Voters Say Are Being Rejected
• Culver City To Hold Virtual Job Fair On Oct. 16
• Glass Fire: 'No Forward Progress' On Northern Edge Of Blaze; Firefighters Aided By Change In Weather
• Wait Times Improve At New Jersey Board Of Elections Offices As Voters Try To Get Their Ballots In Early
• Kidsburgh: What To Do When A Child Is Sick During The Pandemic
• WATCH: Question 1 'Right To Repair' Debate
• CU Boulder To Return To In-Person Learning As COVID-19 Numbers Decline
• North Texas Parents Concerned About Adult Markings Under L.O.L Doll Clothes When Dipped In Water
• Massachusetts Reports 509 New Coronavirus Cases And 19 Additional Deaths
• Philadelphia Files Court Challenge On Pennsylvania's Firearms Preemption Laws
• Hispanic Heritage Month: Entrepreneur Turns Great-Grandmother's Rum Drink Recipe Into Big Hit With Local Restaurant
• 'He's A Great Competitor' | Ravens Rookie LB Patrick Queen Prepares To Play Against Former LSU Teammate Joe Burrow
• Election 2020: Both Registrations And Mail-In Voting Up In Pennsylvania
• West Chester University To Continue Remote Learning Through Spring Semester
• New England Journal of Medicine blasts Trump's pandemic response
• 23 Indicted For Heroin Trafficking After Year-Long Investigation
• Candidates In Vice Presidential Debate Get Some Advice From Their Surrogates
• 'People Need To Know Who These Folks Are' | Man Creates Twitter Account To Honor COVID-19 Victims
• Stoddard's Closes For Good, Owner Warns 'Something Has To Be Done'
• Alleged Terrorists Connected To Beheading Of South Florida Journalist Steven Sotloff To Stand Trial
• De Blasio Unveils Planned To Rezone SoHo To Add Affordable Housing
• At-Home COVID-19 Kits Now Available To Coloradans - For A Price
• 49ers QB Garoppolo Returns to Practice, Might Play Against Miami
• No Charges For Wisconsin Officer In Killing Of Black Teen
• Man Dies After Gun Discharges During Struggle With State Troopers In Harvey
• EXCLUSIVE: 74-Year-Old Man Who Suffered Graze Wounds To Head During Attempted West Philly Carjacking Speaks Out
• 'Bike Life Is A Culture': City Council Members Express Support For ATV Park In Philadelphia During Public Safety Hearing
• Crooked Contractor Hired By Beverly Sisters Now Behind Bars: 'The Damage To People's Homes Is Unbelievable'
• Funeral Services Held For Jimmy Ryce's Dad, Don Ryce
• Funeral Wednesday For Dylan Cunningham, South Holland Firefighter Who Died In Diving Accident
• Stimulus Check Latest: Timeline For When Americans Could Receive Next Payment
• Q Poll: Joe Biden Widens Lead Over President Trump In Florida
• Court Documents Ask Parkland Parents To Turn Over Psychiatric Records To Prove Mental Anguish
• 'We Are Still In That Long Dark Winter': Gov. Walz Gathers Roundtable To Share COVID Concerns
• Northwell Health CEO Declares Racism A Public Health Crisis
• Redland Middle School Excited About Its New Innovative Media Center
• Santa Ana Zoo's 'Boo At The Zoo' Tickets On Sale Now
• School Boards Across Maryland Consider How To Safely Bring Students Back Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• CSU Moves Quarantined Students Off Campus As Wastewater Testing Continues
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 2,630 New Cases, 32 Additional Deaths
• Texas Allowing Bars To Reopen In Regions With Low COVID-19 Hospitalizations
• Less Lipstick, More Eyeshadow: Cosmetic Companies See Shift In Product Sales As Result Of COVID
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Rules Out Help From Congress As She Grapples With $1.2 Billion Budget Shortfall For 2021
• Ravens' Lamar Jackson, Marquise Brown Dig Deep To Connect On Long Passes
• How A 13-Year-Old Girl Spread Coronavirus To 11 Family Members In 4 States
• Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner Beefing Up Election Task Force For Potential Voter Intimidation At Polls
• Woman Fatally Stabbed During Fight In West Sacramento; 1 Arrested
• COVID Clusters In NYC: Churches, Small Businesses Hit Particularly Hard By Shutdown, Depending On Zone
• Greene County DA: 2 Arrested After Raid Turns Up Over 500 Stamp Bags Of Suspected Heroin
• Strong Storms Knock Out Power To 225,000 In Mass.
• South Florida Regal Movie Theaters, Along With Rest Of Chain, Closing Their Doors Again
• Supt. Carvalho: Smooth Return But 'Always A Couple Of Glitches' As Second Wave Of Miami-Dade Students Return To Classroom
• 'Deeply Disturbing': Man Arrested In Kidnapping, Sex Assault In Providence
• Sketch Released In Attempted Kidnapping Of Woman In Northwest Miami
• 30 Percent Of State Land To Be Protected Under Newsom's Signed Order
• Fayette Co. Woman Accused Of Trying To Blow Up Her Mom's House
• Braves Blank Marlins, Lead Series 2-0
• Philadelphia City Council Reviewing Police Department's Alleged Excessive Force During George Floyd Protests
• Texas Man Pleads Guilty To Unlicensed Firearms Dealing For Selling Gun To Midland-Odessa Mass Shooter
• 1 Dead After Washington County Motorcycle Crash
• CW BUZZ - Interview With DEVILS Actor Patrick Dempsey
• Plunge In Tourism Dollars Spells Big Trouble For NYC And New York State
• Central California Dad Builds $20 DIY Desks To Help Kids During Distance Learning
• Long Island Organization Helps Reunite Soldier With Dog She Met While Stationed Overseas
• Man Stabbed At Entrance Of Coto De Caza Gated Community In Orange County
• Pia Mechler On The CW's 'Devils': 'There's A Lot Of Real Life Events That Are The Back Drop For This Story'
• As COVID Cases In Neighboring Wisconsin Surge, Mayor Lori Lightfoot Slams Republicans For Blocking Virus Restrictions
• Visiting Santa At The Mall Will Look Different This Year Due To Coronavirus
• New Website To Pump The Brakes On Illegal Street Racing In Colorado
• Report: Cam Newton, Stephon Gilmore Ate Dinner Together On Friday Night
• Michigan Secretary Of State Being Sued Over Voter Initiatives
• Wind, solar producer tops Exxon as most valuable energy company
• Salary-Shedding Predators Trade Nick Bonino To Wild For Luke Kunin
• 'Having The Talk: Mental Health And Wellness' Coming To CBS For World Mental Health Day
• Redding Evangelical School Orders Students to Self-Quarantine After Rise in COVID Cases
• Republican Candidate Jason Lewis Self-Quarantines For 2nd Time In Week
• Norwin School District Closes 5 Buildings After 5 New Coronavirus Cases
• 24 Minnesota Hy-Vee Stores To Offer Free COVID Testing
• Boyfriend Of Woman Who Was Shot At Near Fontainebleau Hotel: 'Someone Tried To Rob Her'
• Public Water Access Key Issue For Boaters In South Florida
• Pitt Students Living On 3 Floors Of Litchfield Tower B End Quarantine
• Sarah Silverman, Other Celebrities Strip Down To Warn Voters About 'Naked Ballots' And To Follow Vote-By-Mail Instructions
• Northeast Philly Couple Shares Video Of Rows Of Beds Lining Hotel Conference Room In Mexico Riding Out Hurricane Delta
• Report: Miami Dolphins Plan To Continue With Limited Fans For Rest Of Season, Despite Phase 3 Reopening
• Memorials For Eddie Van Halen Pop Up On Pasadena Sidewalk Near His Childhood Home
• Facebook bans QAnon pages, groups and Instagram accounts
• Ravens Trade Rumors: Could JJ Watt End Up In Baltimore?
• Staff Forms 'Clap Line' As Anne Arundel Medical Center Discharges 1,000th COVID-19 Patient
• No Arrests Made After Person Barricades Themselves Inside Woodland Home
• Duquesne University Fires Professor Who Used N-Word 3 Times During Online Class
• 'Really Excited' Engineering Students Give Disabled Toddlers A New Way To Get Around
• Another Homeless Camp Removed From Denver's Capitol Hill Neighborhood
• Texas Prof Says 'It's Like Playing God,' Female Scientists Win Nobel Chemistry Prize For Gene-Editing Tool
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Confident Her Air Pollution Plan Will Pass City Council, Despite Delay
• Motorcyclist James Morrison Killed In Frederick County Crash
• Help Needed To Find Urn Containing Woman's Ashes After It Was Stolen From Car In Burbank
• Star-Studded Carousel Of Hope To Celebrate Major Milestones
• Airline Industry Left In Limbo As Federal Aid Runs Out
• NFL Week 5 AFC North Picks: 'The AFC North Has Been The Best Division In Football,' Says CBS Pittsburgh's Bob Pompeani
• Red Clay School District Modifies Options For Online Learning After Receiving Earful From Parents
• Pittsburgh Native And Former CIA Director Michael Hayden Endorses Joe Biden
• Farmington Public Schools Vote To Resume In-Person Learning
• Philadelphia Federation Of Teachers, School District Reach Stalemate In Contract Negotiations
• Baker Forms Coronavirus Vaccine Advisory Group To Prepare For Massachusetts Distribution
• Lou Malnati's Not Amused By Pot Shot In Netflix Show 'Emily In Paris'
• Member Of Governor's Staff Tests Positive For Covid; Newsom Said He Was Last Tested Before Trump's California's Visit
• Nearly 3k Rounds Of Ammo, Gun Found In Car During Traffic Stop In Stockton
• San Mateo Co. Immigrant Relief Fund Almost Depleted With Only Half of Demand Met
• Pandemic boosts sales of luxury homes across U.S.
• Westmoreland Manor Reports 18 More Residents, 4 Staff Test Positive For Coronavirus Amid Outbreak
• MDHHS Orders Schools To Report Cases Everyday
• Effort Underway At Dallas ISD To Diversify Teaching Population
• 2020 Penguins Draft Tracker: Penguins Select 2 Goaltenders On Second Day Of NHL Entry Draft
• Hickenlooper, Gardner Tangle In Translated Spanish Debate
• Newsom Launches Land, Water Conservation Initiative To Fight Climate Change, Restore Biodiversity
• Stimulus Check Latest: Timeline For When Americans Could Receive Next Payment
• 4 Teens Arrested For Robbery, Shooting In Mesquite
• Site Of Deadliest School Fire In U.S. History Gets New Sprinkler System
• North Branch Police Seek Public's Help Locating 2 Missing Boys
• 2 Warnings Given To Local Restaurants Not Following Coronavirus Orders
• Woman Arrested In Connection With Massive Fire That Destroyed Ashwood Apartments In North Coventry Township
• Florida Supreme Court Looks Again At High-Stakes Marijuana Case
• Police Investigating Report Of Indecent Exposure Near College Park Community Center
• 10 Alleged Members Of The Eight Tray Gangsta Crips Indicted In Baltimore, Feds Say
• 3rd Person Arrested In Robbery Of Elderly Woman At Oroville Casino
• Baltimore Police Say They Have Noticed Distinctive Similarities In Recent Robberies, Carjackings; Urge Residents To Be Alert
• Newsom Staff Member Tests Positive For COVID-19
• 4 Things To Watch As Denver Broncos Face The New England Patriots
• Biden stopped attack ads during Trump's hospital stay. Trump didn't.
• Second Shutdown Set For COVID-19 Clusters And Surrounding Areas
• 'It's Just The Beginning,' Patriots Nation Reacts To Gilmore's Postive COVID Test
• Study: Wearing Mask Has Minimal Impact On Carbon Dioxide And Oxygen Levels
• Man Shot, Killed At Grocery Store In Dallas
• Indiana COVID Cases: 1,302 With 17 Additional Deaths
• Live Comedy Returns To Hollywood This Weekend With Magic Castle's Drive-In Show
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 1,309 New Coronavirus Cases And 28 Additional Deaths
• Pomona Man Arrested In Theft Of $7K Worth Of Youth Football Equipment From Ayala Park In Chino
• Staff Member For Calif. Gov. Gavin Newsom Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• COVID-19 Pandemic Will Force Mall Santas To See Children Behind Plexiglass Snow Globes, Zoom Calls
• Police Investigating Inkster Party Shooting That Led To Deadly Crash In Dearborn Heights
• State Voter ID Laws Counter Trump's Ballot Fraud Claims
• Man Shot, Killed Outside Party City At Monroeville Mall
• Bodycam Video Shows Suspect's Violent, Unprovoked Attack Inside LAPD Police Station In San Pedro
• ICE Operation Targeting California 'Sanctuary' Cities Nets Over 125 Arrests
• Joe Mixon Should Be First Point Of Focus For Ravens This Sunday Against Bengals, Says NFL On CBS' Trent Green
• Serious Crash Involving School Bus, Ambulance Shuts Down Portion Of I-95 In Delaware County
• Court Rules Texas' Largest County Cannot Send Unsolicited Mail-In Ballot Applications To Voters
• Baltimore Co. Schools Employee Working With Food Distribution Program Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Pandemic Takes Toll On Employer-Sponsored Insurance In Florida
• Michael Crosby Pleads Guilty In Carroll County Home Invasion, Will Spend 10 Years In Prison
• Coronavirus Symptoms Can Linger For Months, New Research Finds
• Pie Time Opens Storefront In Patterson Park
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 43 New Coronavirus Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• Boeing astronaut steps down from Starliner test flight
• Dogs Allowed Off Leash Again In Parts Of East Bay Regional Parks
• Federal Judge Weighs Extension Of Florida's Voter Registration Deadline After Online System Crash
• Ruby Tuesday Files For Bankruptcy
• Protesters burn masks in Brooklyn hotspot over Cuomo's lockdown
• Patriots Cancel Thursday Practice, Will Work Remotely For Second Straight Day
• Jacob Blake leaves hospital 6 weeks after police shooting
• 'We Hoped This Day Wouldn't Come': Wisconsin Opens Field Hospital At State Fairgrounds As COVID-19 Cases Surge
• Pritzker: Don't Wait To Send Mail-In Ballots For The 2020 General Election
• Citigroup fires exec who ran QAnon website on side
• Man Injured In Glen Burnie Shooting; Possible Stray Round Flies Into Nearby Home, Police Say
• Ruby Tuesday declares bankruptcy after COVID-19 closures
• Off-Leash Dog Area At Cherry Creek State Park Closed- Temporarily
• Transgender woman's killing in Georgia marks "grim milestone"
• 2 Men Arrested After Police Allegedly Find 17 Pounds Of Marijuana In Their Home
• Wednesday's Child: 9-Year-Old William
• HUD Charges Arlington With Discriminating Against Families With Children
• Philadelphia Union To Allow Fans Inside Subaru Park For Sunday's Match Against Montreal Impact
• Barry Morphew Shares More Photos And Love Letter Nearly 5 Months After Wife, Suzanne, Disappears
• Nurses Launch 5-Day Strike At Alameda County Hospitals After 9 Months Of Labor Talks Fall Short
• Wilson Orellana-Lemus Sentenced To Life In Prison For Killing Neighbor, Injuring Her Boyfriend With Baseball Bat
• Trent Green Discusses Impact Of Stephon Gilmore Missing Broncos Game: 'One Of Interesting Matchups For Me Would Have Been Gilmore Vs. Jeudy'
• City Council Pays Tribute To Late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Gov. Jim Thompson, And Rev. Leon Finney
• 'Heroic Effort,' Woman Dies After Firefighters Pull Her From Burning Cambridge Home
• Gender Reveal Party Trashes Trail In Jefferson County
• Wheeling Declares Racism A Public Health Crisis
• Denver Weather: Our Heat Wave Is Half Over, Just 4 More Days Of Near Record Heat
• Ex-officer charged in George Floyd's death released from jail
• Visit The 8 Places In Colorado Designated As International Dark Sky Locations
• Roseville Police: 3 People Injured, Beagle Killed In Dog Attack
• In new memo, Trump's doctor says president told him "I feel great!"
• Federal Prosecutors: New Jersey Postal Employee Throws Away Nearly 100 Ballots For Upcoming Election
• MLB Playoffs: With Losses, Athletics Find Themselves in Familiar Spot
• UMD Scientists Say Vice Presidential Debate Needs Air Filtration System Due To Coronavirus
• 15 Percent Cap On Walnut Creek Restaurant Delivery Fees During COVID Pandemic Approved
• Budget-Friendly Penny Saver Peanut Butter Pie Recipe From The 'Dirty, Lazy, Keto Dirt Cheap Cookbook'
• Former New York State Senate Majority Leader Joseph Bruno Dies At 91
• Sterling Police Shoot Murder Suspect Douglas Sanchez After Chase
• Chance Of Rain Fades For NorCal, But Cooler Weather Still Expected
• Scratch-Off Ticket Worth $3M Sold In Allegheny County
• Colorado Springs Couple's Deaths Ruled Murder-Suicide
• Junction Food & Drink Dining Hall Celebrates Grand Opening Wednesday
• Federal Judge Weighs Postponement Of Minnesota's 2nd Congressional Race
• Philadelphia City Council To Hold Hearing On Police Response To Black Lives Matter Protests
• George Gaydosh Killed In Sparrows Point Crash, Police Say
• Carlton County Agrees To $6.2M Settlement Connected To Police Shooting That Left Man Paralyzed
• Rihanna apologizes to Muslims for song in fashion show
• Dr. Oz Asks Sharon Osbourne About Her Granddaughter's Experience When She Was Infected With COVID-19
• TSA Agents Catch 2 Guns At Pittsburgh International Airport Within An Hour Of Each Other
• Driver Dies After Clipping Big Rig, Crashing Off I-205 Near Tracy
• Jacob Blake Out Of Hospital, Recovering At Chicago Rehab Facility
• Son Of Elderly Tenderloin Attack Victim Speaks Out; Releases Photos Of Mother's Brutal Injuries
• 'Got To Keep The Momentum Going': Broncos Bradley Chubb Looks Ahead To Patriots Game
• Petco Stops Selling Shock Collars Used To Train Dogs
• Broncos' Brett Rypien Praised By NFL On CBS' Trent Green: 'Like The Fact He Wasn't Hesitant Even When He Made Some Mistakes'
• Police Investigate Fatal Shooting In Lincoln-Lemington
• After Mother Of Murder Victim Laments Lack Of Info From CPD, Mayor Lori Lightfoot Vows To Help
• Walsh: City Seeking Answers On 'Disturbing Video' Of Black Jogger Stopped In West Roxbury
• ISIS Fighters Charged With Murders Of James Foley And Other Americans In Syria
• Continued Closure Of Denver Rec Centers Creates Challenges For Fitness Seekers
• Ewalt House In Lawrenceville To Be Demolished
• Appeals Court: President Trump Must Turn Over Tax Records To Manhattan District Attorney
• Maryland Weather: Remnants Of Hurricane Delta Expected To Bring Rain To State This Weekend
• Former Rep. Katie Hill Accused Of 'Workplace Abuse' On Old Government Twitter Account
• Sharon Osbourne Opens Up To Dr. Oz About The Night Ozzy Tried To Strangle Her.
• Baltimore Mayor Announces Layoffs Of 63 Meter Operations Workers, Changes To Water Billing System
• 2 Minnesota High School Football Teams Cancel Their Season Openers After Players Contract COVID-19
• Man Shot By Napa County Sheriff's Deputy During Traffic Stop Dies Of His Wounds
• Comcast Offering Refunds To Sports Package Customers
• Reports Says Poor Planning, Heat Caused California Blackouts
• How music became a weapon in the "revolution" in Belarus
• Body Of Missing Colorado Hiker Ben Brownlee Found
• Imerman Angels Forms One-On-One Connections With Survivors, Pairs Them With Others Fighting Same Type Of Cancer
• 'This Emergency Is Not Over': Gov. Walz To Extend COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency Into November
• Beaumont Chief Oncologist On Why Liver Cancer Is Hard To Detect, Risk Factors Linked To Hepatitis
• Google, Oracle Clash Over Copyrights in SCOTUS
• Missing: Christie Thomas-Long Hasn't Been Seen In Over A Week
• Early Voting Begins Wednesday In Suburban Cook County
• Cute Alert! Lion Cub Triplets At Dallas Zoo Make Their Public Debut
• Apple's new masked emoji smiling behind face covering
• Submission Ideas for JP Roofing FAN N'ATION
• CW Buzz - Navigating Teen Life's Television Debut on Pittsburgh's CW (Oct 11)!
• Man Reportedly Vandalizes Vehicles In Auburn After Being Told He Can't Borrow Tools
• Man Dies After Gun Discharges During Struggle With ISP Conducting Traffic Stop In Harvey
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Cases Rise By 918; 14 Additional Deaths Reported
• Playwright Focusing On Indigenous Stories, USC Professor Exploring Narratives Of Race Honored As MacArthur Fellows
• FAN N'ATION: Show Us Your Sports DIY projects, with Former Steeler John Malecki!
• This Saturday on JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (Oct 10)
• Latino history museum fights for spot on the National Mall
• Goldman's new pay plan helps bankers dodge taxes
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 2,582 Cases, Death Toll Surpasses 15K
• Calling all Sports Fans: Submit to JP Roofing FAN N'ATION!
• Ronny Jackson And Dr. Oz Discuss If He's Ever Been Coached By A President On What To Say About Their Health In Public. 
• Walsh: President Trump's Rose Garden Event 'Biggest Breach Of National Security In The History Of The Country'
• Nearly 2.5M Pennsylvanians Have Applied For Mail-In Or Absentee Ballots, Secretary Of State Says
• The Ranch Among Alternative Coronavirus Care Sites Closing In Colorado
• Investigator's Report: Wis. Cop Should Be Fired After 3 Fatal Milwaukee Suburb Shootings
• Sunnyvale Police Seek Armed Men Who Tried to Gain Entry to Home
• Bar License Suspensions Lifted In Florida After Summer Crackdown
• Report: NFL Expects Patriots-Broncos Game To Be Played, Despite COVID-19 Positives
• Viewing Wednesday For Miami Police Officer Aubrey Johnson
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (Oct 10)
• FAN N'ATION: Show Us Your Sports DIY Projects, With Former Steeler John Malecki!
• Penguins Trade Matt Murray To Ottawa Senators
• CSU Coronavirus Quarantine Dorms Full, Students Housed In Local Hotels
• Dr. Oz Asks Dr. Ronny Jackson If He Thinks President Trump Pressured Medical Staff To Be Released Earlier Than A Patient With Less Clout.
• Vince Bagli, Known As The 'Dean Of Baltimore Sports,' Dies At Age 93
• Appeals court rules Manhattan DA can enforce subpoena for Trump records
• Florida Couple Killed In Colorado Plane Crash Days After Their Wedding
• Joe Biden Says 'Country Is In A Dangerous Place,' Calls For Unity During Gettysburg Speech
• Boston Pauses School Reopening Plan Amid Rise In Coronavirus Cases
• Patient Shot, Critically Wounded By Deputy At Torrance Hospital After Becoming Violent
• Candlelight Vigil To Be Held Thursday For Slain Teen Madison Sparrow
• Dems launch mobile billboards to attack Pence's handling of COVID-19
• FSU President John Thrasher, Wife Test Positive For COVID
• White House readies Oval Office for Trump's return
• Dr. Oz Asks Dr. William Lang If He Believes President Trump Should've Stayed At Walter Reed Hospital For A Longer Period Of Time
• Dallas GOP Chairman Rodney Anderson Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Man Accused Of Punching Woman In Face During Subway Argument
• 2 ISIS "Beatles" members charged with hostage-taking of Americans
• 2 Biggest Universities In Oklahoma Delay Start Of Spring Classes & Cancel Spring Break Due To COVID-19
• Trump Says Supreme Court Ruling On Whitmer's Emergency Powers Is A 'Big Win' For Michigan
• Man In Critical Condition Following Double Shooting In NE Baltimore, Police Say
• Sloth At Camden's Adventure Aquarium Suddenly Dies
• Former CIA director denounces "appalling" politicization by Trump spy chief
• Feds: Voter Registration System Crash Was Not A Cyberattack
• Thousands flee homes as deaths mount in Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict
• PTL Links: October 7, 2020
• Ending Cash Bail, More Rehab Part Of Gov. JB Pritzker's Criminal Justice Reform Plan
• Cam Newton Sends Out Simple Coronavirus Advice Via Twitter
• Study: Parents Are Less Aware When Their Kids Vape Than When They Smoke
• Children's Minnesota Family Support Services
• Cooking With Rania: Apple Caramel Crunch Pie
• Atlantic City Man Arrested On Handgun, Drug Charges After Fleeing From Detectives
• Sheriff: 2 Killed In Collision Between Motorcycle, Pickup Truck
• Arrest Made After Statue Of Virgin Mary Toppled Outside Brooklyn Church In Broad Daylight
• Potentially Damaging Winds Expected For Much Of Massachusetts
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Up, Positivity Rate Down; State Records 128.6K COVID-19 Cases
• Deputies: Speeding Driver Lost Control, Ran Into Woods, Bags Of Marijuana Found In Car
• Tarik Parker Dorsey Charged In Oct. 3 Double Shooting In Columbia; Police Say Group Was Shooting Music Video
• Angela Phillips Uses Wit, Humor To Overcome Breast Cancer Diagnosis
• The Fear Factor Returns With These Halloween Haunts Happening Around Town
• Beaumont Breast Surgeon Emphasizes The Importance Of Regular Mammograms For All Women
• Analysis: Millions have already voted — what we've learned so far
• Keller @ Large: Pence Harris Vice Presidential Debate Has Some Curiosity Value
• Tom Brady Named NFC Offensive Player Of The Week, Making Pats' QB Situation Sting A Little Extra
• Breaking COVID-19 News Minute: What Is "VIP Syndrome"?
• Stephon Gilmore Tests Positive For COVID; Patriots Cancel Practice
• Brandon McManus Named AFC Special Teams Player Of The Week For First Time In His Career
• Man Arrested After Shooting At Detroit Police
• Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded to two women
• Funeral Plans Announced For North Texas Police Officer Who Died From COVID-19
• 'You Are So Full Of S**t' Mavs Owner Mark Cuban & Sen. Ted Cruz Disagree Over Social Justice Messaging, NBA Ratings Drop
• Stressed Out About The Presidential Election? You're Not Alone
• 80-year-old dies after confronting bar patron over not wearing mask
• Ocean Spray Buys Cranberry Juice-Drinking TikTok Star A New Truck
• Gushing Waters Flood Ventura Blvd. In Sherman Oaks After Water Main Break
• Man Charged With Driving Pick-Up Truck At Newton Black Lives Matter Protesters Arraigned
• Vikings' RB Mike Boone Named NFC Special Teams Player Of The Week
• NFL Should Consider Taking A Break
• Men's Gopher Hockey Season To Start Soon As Nov. 13
• Police: Man Shoots And Kills His Girlfriend, Turns Gun On Himself
• Victims' families react to Trump saying not to be afraid of COVID
• State Police Locate Missing 16-Year-Old Ethan Spaid
• Father Killed Inside Arden Area Store While Shopping With 4-Year-Old Daughter
• Stephon Gilmore Got Very Close To Patrick Mahomes After Patriots-Chiefs Game
• 4 In 5 Parents Admit To Sampling From Their Kids' Halloween Candy Hauls
• Former Black agents say FBI's culture is "not conducive to minorities"
• Maine Supermarket Says Someone Tampered With Pizza Dough
• Former Ravens WR Jacoby Jones Hired As A Calvert Hall College Football Coach
• IRS extends deadline to register for federal stimulus check
• President Trump Reverses Course On Stimulus Negotiations
• Mid-Level NASCAR Drivers Finding Job Market Tough
• Man Wins $6M From California Lottery Scratcher Sold In Auburn
• Act Of Kindness For Miami Beach Boutique Owner Scammed Out Of $2,000
• Putin notes Biden's "anti-Russian" remarks, gloats over missile test
• Sterlin Harrison Charged In Alleged Road Rage Shooting Along I-95 In Baltimore
• Robbery Suspect Arrested In Northridge After Pursuit Ends In Wild Fashion When His Family Tries To Intervene
• Missouri Man Found Unharmed After Getting Lost Hiking In Northern Minnesota
• Weather Blog: Simple Is A Good Thing
• Secondhand Hounds
• Hurricane Delta hits Mexico, toppling trees and knocking out power
• Greek court rules far-right party operated as a criminal organization
• Hundreds gather for pro-Armenia protest outside L.A. Times
• Vallejo Declares Public Safety Emergency After Alarming Spike In Crime During The Pandemic; 'It's A Very Brave Step For All Of Us'
• Valerie Bertinelli on spending "last moments" with Eddie Van Halen
• Driver Hospitalized After Slamming Into Parked Cars In Oakland
• Human Remains Found On Long Island Believed To Be MS-13 Victim
• Staten Island Store Clerk Punched In Violent Robbery Seen On Video
• Report: New Tenants Set To Move Into 'The O' Building In Oakland
• U.S. Gulf Coast Braces As Category 2 Hurricane Delta Makes Landfall In Mexico
• Water In Texas City Where Brain-Eating Amoeba Killed 6-Year-Old Josiah McIntyre Now Safe To Drink
• Mark Cuban and Ted Cruz trade barbs over NBA Finals ratings
• The Beauty Of Fall: 2020 Fall Foliage Expected To Be One Of The Best
• California to house trans inmates based on gender identity
• FDA's new vaccine guidance pushes approval past election
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sun And Warmth With Strong Wind Gusts
• Water now safe in city where boy died from brain-eating amoeba
• U.S. unveils restrictions on H-1B foreign work visas
• Airbnb Bans One-Night Bookings Halloween Weekend After Last Year's Deadly Party In Orinda
• Lawrence Emerges As COVID-19 Hot Spot On Long Island
• Live updates: White House doctor says Trump reports "no symptoms"
• Harvard Medical School Grad Jennifer Doudna Shares Nobel Prize In Chemistry
• Twitter Removes Trump Campaign Meme Of 49ers Brandon Aiyuk's Highlight Reel TD Run
• Man falls to his death while taking pictures on Arizona cliff
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/7 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• PPE Shortages Remain A Problem At Dental Office, Plastic Surgery Clinic
• St. Croix Falls 2020 Autumn Festival
• Chicago Weather: Warmer Temperatures, More Sunshine
• One Person Shot Inside A Car In Wilkinsburg
• Ex- CIA head Brennan on ethics of intel, challenges to democracy
• Ex-Boyfriend Arrested, Charged In Connection To Murder Of Madison Sparrow, Delaware State Police Say
• Allegheny County 2021 Budget Proposal Includes No Property Tax Increase
• 1 Person, Firefighter Injured After Fire Engulfs Home In East Brandywine Township
• 'Hippotherapy:' Farm In Wexford Using Horses To Help People Relive Stress
• Newlyweds Costas Sivyllis And Lindsey Vogelaar Killed In Plane Crash Near Telluride
• Pa. Firearm Background Check System Reaches Busiest Level Ever Between July And September
• Bay Area Counties Fall Short Of New CA Health Equity Metric Aimed At Most Vulnerable Communities
• Sacramento-Born Artist Tells Story Behind Iconic Van Halen '1984' Cover
• Pa. Dept. Of Agriculture Issues COVID-19 Warnings To Restaurants
• Eddie Van Halen Dies Of Cancer At 65
• Sacramento-Area Lawmakers Ask To Reopen Businesses Based On Zip Code, Not County
• Wednesday's Show Info (10/7/20)
• Minnesota Campaigns Discuss Vice Presidental Debate
• Pitching Lets Yankees Down In Game 2 Loss To Rays

Videos from October 7, 2020

• "Red & Blue": Takeaways from the 2020 vice presidential debate
• CBS News fact checks the Pence-Harris vice presidential debate
• Breaking down the 2020 vice presidential debate
• Fly lands on Pence's hair during vice presidential debate
• Harris and Pence debate abortion, preexisting conditions and health care
• Milwaukee County district attorney declines to charge officer for teen's fatal shooting
• Pence and Harris spar over climate change, fracking and the U.S. economy
• Harris says Americans have a right to know who's influencing Trump
• Harris on taking a COVID vaccine: If Trump tells us to take it, I won't
• Pence claims Trump suspended all travel from China in early days of COVID-19 response
• Harris says Trump's pandemic response has been "the greatest failure of any presidential administration"
• Full 2020 vice presidential debate
• Former DHS officials call ICE billboards in Pennsylvania "wildly inappropriate" weeks ahead of election
• Roommates put political differences aside to set an example of civility
• British ISIS members charged in murders of American hostages
• Hurricane Delta heading toward Gulf Coast after hitting Mexico
• Trump urges Congress to pass stimulus after halting negotiations
• Pence and Harris prepare to face off in one and only vice presidential debate
• Trump returns to Oval Office despite coronavirus infection
• CBS Evening News, October 7, 2020
• Alabama Democratic Senator Doug Jones faces tough challenge from Tommy Tuberville
• The most competitive Senate races in 2020
• How CBS News will be calling states on election night and afterward
• Trump returns to Oval Office after backing out of coronavirus aid talks
• 10/7/20: Red and Blue
• White House doctor says Trump is symptom-free
• Hurricane Delta expected to regain strength as it approaches U.S. Gulf Coast
• DNC chairman Tom Perez on Biden campaign and VP debate
• Former Bernie Sanders press secretary previews VP debate
• Music as a weapon in Belarus' revolution
• U.S. announces charges against 2 members of ISIS
• Politics professor previews Pence-Harris vice presidential debate
• Hurricane Delta hits Mexico and takes aim at Louisiana coast
• Doctor on FDA's COVID vaccine guidelines and VP debate safety
• Coronavirus casts shadow over first and only VP debate
• Lawmakers react after Trump stops stimulus negotiations
• 2 men with different backgrounds and political beliefs bike across America to show unity
• Jon Bon Jovi on "2020" album, new song about Black Lives Matter movement, and family
• Magic Johnson on upcoming docuseries and NBA finals, says "LeBron is on a mission"
• Vice presidential candidates Mike Pence and Kamala Harris to face off in high-stakes debate
• Former FBI agents allege discrimination, push for more diversity in ranks
• "Disrespected and unheard": COVID-19 victims' families react to Trump's statements on virus
• Vice presidential debate stage will feature plexiglass, social distancing
• Dr. Ashish Jha on President Trump's health, White House contact tracing investigation
• President Trump ends coronavirus relief talks, then stirs confusion