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• Heartless Hack Targets Vulnerable Students During Zoom Class
• SF Sunset District Marijuana Shop Sees Business Boost From Pandemic Angst
• 'It's Just So Special': Couple Gets Married At Fullerton Senior Home So Grandma Can Attend
• 2 Snowboarders May Have To Pay $168,000 In Damages After Causing Avalanche
• Longterm Care Residents In Greeley Protest COVID-19 Restrictions
• Clocktower Cabaret Shines Spotlight On 2nd Act With Live Theatre
• Make-A-Wish Colorado Still Granting Wishes, Raising Money Virtually
• Man Dies After Stabbing At Lodi Black Bear Diner; Suspect In Custody
• Broadway Shows Will Remain Shut Down Until May 2021
• Man Arrested On Suspicion Of Kidnapping 67-Year-Old Woman In Santa Ana
• 80-Year-Old Folsom Artist Takes Big Risk, Opens New Studio Amid Pandemic
• Sacramento Attorney: Militia Groups Are Against The Law, But Rarely Prosecuted In California
• Cal Fire Seizes PG&E Equipment As Part Of Investigation Into Cause Of Deadly Zogg Fire
• Mexican Authorities Arrest 2 In Connection With Missing LA Firefighter
• COVID Update: Mixed Messaging, Claims Of A 'Cure' For COVID-19 Alarms Santa Clara Co. Health Officials
• Chicago Weather: Cloudy And Mild This Weekend
• U of I Student Threatened With Dismissal After Refusing To Quarantine Says COVID-19 Tests Were Negative
• Yolo, San Joaquin Counties Replacing Hundreds Of Mail-In Ballots After Reporting Mistakes
• Crews Recover Body Of Missing Hiker Ken May From Mt. Silverthorne In Summit County
• Trump Plans Return To Public Events After COVID Diagnosis
• Woman Helped Save 10-Year-Old Girl Shot In Chicago Park
• K-8 Moves Classrooms Outside For In-Person Learning
• Rapid Coronavirus Testing Now Offered At CareNow Urgent Care Sites
• Heat Force Game 6 With 111-108 Win Over Lakers
• Student Athletes Protest Outside Home Of Dr. Ngozi Ezike
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/10 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Yankees Eliminated From Postseason With Loss To Rays
• 2 Arrested In The Fatal Shooting Of MTA Bus Driver Marcus Parks Sr.
• Miami Heat Avoid Elimination, Beat Lakers 111-108 To Force A Game 6
• FBI: Maryland Man Frank Perry, With Alleged Links To Far-Right 'Boogaloo' Movement, Arrested On Federal Gun Charges
• Pandemic Puts Chicago Marathon Charities In Position To Lose Millions
• RI Girl Battling Cancer Gets Magical Gift From Photographer
• Enforcement Starts In New York City's COVID-19 Hot Zones; Borough Park Among Areas With Tightest Restrictions
• 2 Firefighters Suffer Non-Life-Threatening Injures Battling Rowhome Fire In East Baltimore
• Chicago's iO Theater For Sale As Arts Try To Adapt Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Demanding Answers: Dangerous Dip Damaging Cars On West Side Highway Near Exit 96
• Know The Score: October 9, 2020
• Hairy, Venomous Caterpillars Spotted In Virginia, Officials Warn Residents To Stay Away
• All Jets Players, Personnel Test Negative Following Earlier Presumptive Positive COVID-19 Test
• Baltimore City Health Department Employee Dies From Coronavirus
• No State Fair, Limited Crowd: Red River Showdown To Look Different Saturday
• More COVID Cases Confirmed At Miami-Dade Schools
• Federal Judge Blocks Texas Gov. Abbott's Order That Limits Mail Ballot Drop-Off Locations
• Maryland Zoo Welcomes First Penguin Chicks Of Season
• Crane Collapses On Fort Lauderdale Home; Fire Department Calls Residence 'Uninhabitable'
• Fans Celebrate John Lennon's 80th Birthday With Central Park Tribute
• New Jersey Now Allows Online Upgrades For Probationary Licenses
• 'Business Is Good, Unfortunately': World Mental Health Day Takes On Heightened Importance In Time Of COVID-19
• IE Reports Uptick In COVID-19 Hospitalizations, Ventura Reports 1 Death
• Regal Cinemas Closures Impacting Surrounding Businesses
• Dollar General To Launch PopShelf, A $5 Store Chain
• 3-Year-Old Shoots Himself In Foot In Chicago's Rosemoor Neighborhood
• President Trump Says His COVID-19 Case Was More Serious Than First Revealed
• Coronavirus Latest: URI Tells Frats, Sororities To Shelter In Place
• Mayor De Blasio Claims City Cannot Afford $900 Million Owed To Teachers, Citing Fiscal Crisis Caused By Pandemic
• Hurricane Delta Makes Landfall On Louisiana Coast
• Ford Extends Work From Home For Office Workers Until Next June
• Stillwater Inmate Pleads Guilty To Murdering Corrections Officer Joseph Gomm
• Fire Destroys Gazebo Meant To Honor Victims Of Crime
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Says The Columbus Statue In Schenley Park Should Be Removed
• Pennsylvania House Republicans Drop Plans To Set Up 'Election Integrity' Panel
• Suspects Accused Of Stomping On Victim's Head And Stealing Firearm In Motel Parking Lot
• Tri-County Health Warns Residents After Rise In Coronavirus Cases, Hospitalizations
• Police: Driver Tries To Run Over Man, Dog In Perry South But Hits Garage Instead
• 'Faith & Blue' Kickoff At SF Church Part Of Nationwide Effort To Heal Strained Relations With Police
• Redondo Beach Man Receives Official Ballots For Deceased Parents
• Alabama Man On Mission To Mow Lawns Across US Gets Noticed By Patriots
• Fairfield Man, 26, Arrested After Leading Officers On Chase In Vacaville
• Armenia and Azerbaijan agree to cease-fire after weeks of conflict
• Sacramento City Unified Opens On-Campus Learning Hubs For Vulnerable Students
• Colorado Rapids Game Against Galaxy Postponed
• Texas Court Denies Appeal From Family To Keep 10-Month-Old Boy On Life Support
• 'He Was Good Energy' | Family, Friends Reflect On The Life Of Marcus Parks Sr., MTA Bus Driver Shot & Killed In Baltimore
• Police Search For South LA Driver Who Hit Young Woman, Dragged Her Body
• Hurricane Delta Makes Landfall In Louisiana
• Minnesota's Second COVID-19 Saliva Testing Site To Open In Winona
• St. Charles Police Search For Driver In Hit-And-Run That Killed 88-Year-Old Woman In Wheelchair
• 2nd Stimulus Check Status: Negotiations Back On As President Trump Eager For Another Round Of Stimulus
• Drive-Thru Dinosaur Adventure 'Jurassic Quest' Takes Over MetLife Stadium Parking Lot
• Allegheny County Says Approximately 20 Voters Received Wrong Ballots
• Canal Floods Grass Valley Property, Water Company Won't Pay $20,000 Claim
• As COVID Hits Neighboring States Hard, Minnesota Warned Not To Relax
• People With Disabilities Face Greater Barriers To Vote During Pandemic
• Glass Fire: Many Evacuees Still Without Power; Crews Brought In To Help Restore Electricity
• Police Try To Curb Increased Violence In Albany Park
• Police: 30-Year-Old Man Shot In The Leg In NW Baltimore Friday Night
• 1 Dead, 4 Injured After Crash Involving Disabled Vehicles On Highway In Grand Prairie
• At 48, Shaquille O'Neal reveals he just voted for the first time
• Greeley Walmart Shootout Suspects Released Due To Weld County Booking Policy
• Several Homes Hit By Gunfire Amid Standoff Situation In Brooklyn Park
• West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Says Bars In Morgantown Can Reopen Next Week
• 6 alleged militia members arraigned on terrorism charges
• Bay Area Election Officials See Surge In Ballots In 1st Week Of Early Voting - 'They Want To Make Sure'
• Deep Ellum Arts Community Pushing For Stimulus Relief
• Dodgers To Host Drive-In Viewing Parties For National League Championship Series
• Torey Krug Signs 7-Year Deal With St. Louis Blues
• BCA Investigates Officer-Involved Shooting In Pine Co. Following Domestic Dispute
• Movies And Museums: More Things To Do Open Back Up In Sacramento County
• MDOT MTA Police Officer Assaulted At Upton Metro Station, Officials Say
• Hurricane Delta Makes Landfall As Category 2 Storm In Louisiana
• Menifee Woman Charged With Fraudulently Obtaining Over $500K From EDD
• 70-Year-Old Woman Pepper-Sprayed On Sacramento Bike Path
• Iconic Shambhala Stupa Spared From Cameron Peak Fire, Other Structures Lost
• Judge Rules Apple Can Continue Blocking Fortnite From App Store
• 'Safe Haven': Volunteers Turn Ambridge Church Into Pandemic Pod For Kids Learning Remotely
• A Diabetes Drug Has Been Recalled Because It Contains High Levels Of Cancer-Causing Agent
• Endless Summer Cruising Car Show Held In Ocean City, Maryland This Weekend
• Open Carry Laws At Pa. Polls At Center Of Controversy Heading Into November Election
• Oakland Land Trust Buys House Occupied in Protest by 'Moms 4 Housing' Advocates
• 12 Vehicles Impounded In Santa Rosa Sideshow Crackdown
• Coronavirus Latest: Howard County Public Schools To Continue Virtual Learning Through January
• Fairfield Police Arrest Man Accused Of Fatally Stabbing Victim Friday Morning
• Denver Weather: High Fire Danger This Weekend
• Hockey Ref Could Have Exposed Hundreds To Coronavirus In NH, Maine
• Fairfield Police Arrest Suspect in Fatal Stabbing
• Glass Fire Update: Containment Reaches 78%, Full Containment Still Days Away
• Illinois Sexual Assault Victims Can Now Track Rape Kits But System Does Not Track Backlog Of 6,000
• Chicago Artists Adapt To COVID Restrictions: 'We're Playing On Patios'
• International Parents Of Babies Born To Surrogates Barred From Uniting With Child Due To Pandemic
• Furry Tails: Pets Waiting For Forever Homes
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump plans to head back to campaign trail
• Pennsylvania House Republicans Drop 'Election Integrity' Plan
• Voting Officials Waiting On Guidance From Pa. Supreme Court On Absentee, Mail-In Ballot Signature Matching
• Three Displaced In Pacifica House Fire Friday Morning
• Police: Fire At Woodland Auto Shop Was Intentionally Set, Search Now On For Suspect
• More Mosquito Samples Test Positive For West Nile Virus In LA County
• Crash Shuts Down Traffic On SB I-5 Near Fruitridge
• Photos: Bear Gets Stuck Inside Car, Trashes Interior
• CSU Mountain Campus Threatened By Cameron Peak Fire
• Crews Make Progress On Deep Creek Fire Burning Near Kremmling
• Philadelphia Police Release Surveillance Video Of Suspect Accused Of Breaking Into Warehouse Holding Election Equipment
• Polis Renewing Colorado's Face Mask Requirement For Another 30 Days
• Orange County Reports 162 New COVID-19 Cases, 10 Deaths
• Veterans Fighting With VA To Cover Treatment For Conditions Caused By Breathing Poisonous Fumes On U.S. Military Bases
• Police Have Made 'Significant Strides' In Finding Killer Of Minneapolis H.S. Student
• Organ Donations Rebound In New York To Pre-COVID Levels
• 9 COVID Cases Traced Back To Bemidji Political Rally, Cases Continue To Rise In Rural Minnesota
• It's Official: Second Trump-Biden Debate Scheduled For Miami Canceled
• MAD DADS National Director VJ Smith Hospitalized, Battling COVID
• Revere Mask Ambassadors Look To Curb Coronavirus Spread As Cases Rise
• Princeton University Dorm Named After Woodrow Wilson To Be Rebuilt, Named After Black Alum Mellody Hobson
• How a bucket of baseballs brought three generations together
• Second Presidential Debate Between Trump, Biden Canceled
• Commission On Presidential Debates Cancels Second Debate
• Fire Crews Use Drone At Oil Well Blaze To Keep Safe Distance
• Parker The Snow Dog Donates 1,000 Pounds Of Dog Food To Animal Shelter
• Commission On Presidential Debates Cancels Second Debate Between Trump, Biden
• LA County Reports 188 New COVID-19 Outbreak Investigations, Additional Case Of MIS-C
• QB Jimmy Garoppolo Set To Return From Injury For 49ers
• Why Didn't DCFS Reveal The Timeline Leading To Overdose Death Of A 6 Year Old?
• Public Health Expert Offers Advice For Safer Halloween
• Elderly Man Sucker-Punched, Robbed In Sunnyvale; 2nd Victim Robbed; 18-Yr-Old, Juvenile Arrested
• Man Criticially Injured In Bayview Hit-&-Run; SFPD Searching For Pickup Driver
• Republicans Gain Statewide And Locally In Voter Registration
• Commission On Presidential Debates Cancels Second Debate (CBS News)
• Gregory Stapleton Jr. Wanted In Deadly Stabbing At Catholic Church In Denver
• Boston's Wang Theatre May Not Reopen Until 2022
• Weekday Westbound Lane Closure On I-70 Near Idaho Springs Starts Next Week
• Daily COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations Surging In New Jersey
• Pittsburgh's National Negro Opera Company House Named One Of The Most Endangered Historic Sites In America
• 13 Ideas For Your Leftover Rice To Improve Any Meal
• Smart Storage: Make The Most Of Your Freezer Space With These Simple Tips & Tricks
• Bullets Shatter Daycare Center Window In Gary; No Children Injured
• Baltimore Museum Of Industry To Open First-Ever Outdoor Exhibit
• Man Charged With Targeting Naperville Restaurant With Explosive Device During June Looting
• Howard County Detention Center Holds Native Plant Sale
• Bergen County Woman Hopes To Combat Bullying Through 'Hat Not Hate' Campaign
• City of Miami Restaurants Can Operate At 100% Capacity, Curfew Pushed Back To Midnight
• Jason Van Dyke Drops Appeal Of Conviction In Murder Of Laquan McDonald
• Princeton University Names Residential College After Alumna, Philanthropist Mellody Hobson
• Residents Near Incline Fire Warned Evacuations May Be Ordered
• Despite 4-1 Start, Matt Nagy Clearly Not Happy With Struggling Bears' Offense
• Researchers Encouraged By Results Of Recent ALS Phase 2 Drug Trial
• Make-A-Wish Colorado Gives Hope, Makes Dreams Come True
• 'What Is Going On?': Woman Says Mail-In Ballots Found Trashed In Santa Monica
• Cuddly Canines In Pet Therapy Program Help Relieve Stress, Bring Comfort To Healthcare Workers
• Topping Off Ceremony Held As Construction Progresses On New Belmont Park Arena
• 2 Texas Residents Arrested In Connection To Murder In Tennessee
• Santa Cruz Police: 16-Year-Old Arrested, Faces Multiple Weapons Charges
• Philadelphia Judge Denies Trump Campaign's Request For Poll Watchers At Satellite Election Offices
• Will Wearing A Mask Protect Me From The Flu? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Big $$ Being Spent In Colorado's 3rd Congressional District Race
• Voters In Colorado Begin To Receive Ballots In The Mail
• GoFundMe For 10-Month-Old Girl Who Died After Allegedly Being Raped By Father Raises More Than $46,000
• AMC Reopens Theater In Thousand Oaks At Limited Capacity
• Affordable Housing Agreement Approved In Englewood Cliffs
• President Trump To Hold Rally In Florida On Monday
• CBS4 Analysts Recap Colorado Senate Debates
• Doc Antle of "Tiger King" indicted on animal cruelty charges
• Guide To Attending Pittsburgh Steelers Game Sunday At Heinz Field Against Philadelphia Eagles
• Yankees Hall Of Fame Pitcher Whitey Ford Dies At 91
• Judge Rules Election For 2nd District Will Happen In November, Not Next Year
• Mavericks' Kristaps Porzingis Undergoes Surgery To Address Knee Injury
• As 2020 Election Draws Closer, New Jersey Counties Gearing Up To Count Mail-In Ballots
• 10K Volunteers Participating In Novavax COVID-19 Vaccine Trial In UK
• Penguins Say Financing Set To Redevelop Civic Arena Site
• NYPD's Miller: 'See Something, Say Something' As White Extremist Groups Are Said To Show 'Exponential' Growth
• State Police Give 2 Notices Of Violation, 2 Warnings To Local Establishments Not Following Coronavirus Orders
• Reported 911 Issue In Harford County Resolved, Aberdeen Police Say
• Baltimore's Emergency Food Strategy Program Donates 5.5M Meals, 250K Grocery Boxes Since March
• Jewan Satcher, Sheldon Nails Under Arrest After Shootout In Greeley Walmart Parking Lot
• African American Business Group Seeks To Buy Oakland Coliseum Site For NFL Franchise
• Police: Man Behind Deadly Rampage In Germantown Had Prior Weapons Charges, May Be Linked To Earlier Double Homicide
• California School Removes Name Of Former Stanford President, Eugenics Backer
• Dr. Birx Warns 'Silent Spread' Of Asymptomatic Coronavirus Cases Occurring In Northeast
• Tyngsboro Schools Believe Internet Outage Is Result Of Cyberattack
• Lone Tree Nonprofits Encourages To Apply For COVID-19 Impact Grants
• Detroit Police Investigating Fatal Hit-And-Run, Non-Fatal Shooting
• Some Turned Down To Be Election Day Poll Workers, Despite Need During COVID Pandemic
• Vice President Mike Pence To Make Campaign Stops In Central Florida On Saturday
• Dallas County Reports 419 COVID-19 Cases Friday, 3 More Deaths
• Gates Reopen At 12 Outdoor Playgrounds Across Santa Monica
• Delaware Man Charged For Plotting To Kidnap Michigan Governor Pardoned By Gov. Carney Last Year
• Mail-In Ballots Continue To Be Popular Across Massachusetts
• What to know about the COVID-19 cocktail Trump is raving about
• North Carolina voters face upended Senate race
• 'U' Board Votes 7-5 To Cut Men's Gymnastics, Tennis And Indoor Track Programs
• 1 More Westmoreland Manor Resident Tests Positive For Coronavirus, Bringing Total To 105
• Florida's Citrus Production Forecast To Drop
• Santonio Holmes Back In Pittsburgh, Raising Awareness About Sickle Cell Disease
• Somerville Police Officer Charged After Suspect Doused With Pepper Spray
• COVID-19 Stimulus Talks Restart; Texas Sen. Cornyn: 'Now Is Not The Time To Walk Away'
• Baltimore City Elementary School Teacher Wyatt Oroke Named 2020-21 Maryland Teacher Of The Year
• North Texas County Judge Calls For All Businesses To Reopen At 100% Capacity: 'We Must Resume Life Now!'
• 36-Year-Old Michael Fink Identified As Man Shot By Baltimore County Police Officer In Rosedale Thursday Afternoon
• Stimulus Check Status: Negotiations Back On As President Trump Eager For Another Round Of Stimulus
• Parents Of Missing UC Berkeley Student Appeal For Help In Newly-Released Video
• Cuomo Blasts Plot To Kidnap Michigan Gov. Whitmer As 'Attempted Act Of Domestic Terrorism'
• Staples Center To Laker Fans: Do Not Come Here To Celebrate
• Interstate 70 Reopens At Georgetown After Semi Fire
• 2021 Fort Worth Stock Show And Rodeo Canceled Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• Smoking Overturned Tractor-Trailer Slows Traffic On New Jersey Turnpike In Burlington County
• India was successfully fighting child labor, until COVID-19 struck
• 'Every MN Voter Should Feel Confident': Sec. Of State Responds To Report Ex-Special Forces Being Recruited To Guard Polling Places
• Broncos Mike Purcell Happy To Be Home After Journey That Took Him From Highlands Ranch To ... Denver (With Lots Of Teams In Between)
• Scott Twp. Kane Community Living Center Reports 10 Deaths From Coronavirus
• Stanford's Catarina Macario Gets U.S. Camp Call-Up, Citizenship On Same Day
• '100 Faces Of War' At Coral Springs Museum Of Art Reveals Courage, Humanity Of Those Who Served In Iraq, Afghanistan
• VIDEO: Police Crush Confiscated ATVs, Dirt Bikes In Providence
• Eagles-Steelers Week 5 Predictions: Can Birds Steal Win At Heinz Field On Sunday?
• Vikings Star RB Dalvin Cook Uses Barry Sanders Highlights In Prep To See 'How He Sees Things'
• Microsoft, Wells Fargo push diversity — feds say not so fast
• Fauci says data on masks "speaks for itself" after "super-spreader" White House event
• Fun Things To Do This Weekend Include Spooky, Autumn Activities
• Massachusetts Reports 734 New Coronavirus Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
• Former Philadelphia Police Officer Charged With Murder In 2017 Fatal Shooting Of Unarmed Black Man
• Trump plans return to public events after COVID diagnosis
• MSPCA-Cape Cod Puts 19 Cats From Overcrowded Georgia Shelter Up For Adoption
• Sheriff: Inattentive Driving A Factor In Deadly Western Wisconsin Crash
• University Of Pittsburgh Downgrading Coronavirus Risk Status
• Mayor Duggan: Detroit Will Follow Whitmer's Orders Despite Supreme Court Ruling
• JUMP Electric Bikes To Roll Out In Baltimore This Weekend
• Maryland Pump Prices Up This Week But Still Less Than One Year Ago, AAA Mid-Atlantic Says
• 'I Present To You, Delonte West': Mark Cuban Shares Former NBA Guard's 'First Steps' To Recovery
• Broncos Expecting To See Cam Newton On Monday
• Ex-cop charged in Floyd's death allowed to live out of state
• Fire Causes Over $200K Worth Of Damage To Wicomico County Home, Officials Say
• Police: Man Arrested For Hate Crime After Noose Hung At Berkeley Marina
• Pixar's 'Soul' To Stream on Disney+ for Christmas, Avoiding Theaters
• Santa Rosa Man Recounts Shark Attack At Miami's South Beach That Left 8-Inch Gash On Leg
• Peninsula Stalking Suspect Who Carved Victim's Name In His Arm Arrested After Continuous Harassment
• Yelp To Alert Users About Businesses Accused Of 'Overtly Racist Actions'
• Los Angeles Sanitation Bureau To Hold Blanket Drive For Homeless Residents
• Grand Prairie Man Sentenced After Pleading Guilty To Drug Crimes And Then Fleeing To Mexico
• Man Escapes Serious Injury After Falling 40 Feet Inside Front-End Loader In Hallandale Beach
• Henrik Lundqvist To Caps, Goalie Carousel Spins In NHL Free Agency
• U.N.'s World Food Programme Wins Nobel Peace Prize
• Secret Garden: A Haven For Health Food In Bed-Stuy
• Cameron Peak Fire Forces New Evacuations Friday Morning
• Colorado Weather: Fire Danger Set To Increase Even More This Weekend
• Former Vice President Joe Biden To Make Stop In Erie
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 2,908 New Cases, 118 Deaths
• 'Powder Puff Bandit' Arrested: Paul Hernandez Suspected In At Least 7 Bank Robberies In Past 6 Weeks
• Jay-Z posts bond for protesters arrested at Wisconsin protests
• 2 Men Shot In East Baltimore Friday Afternoon
• Teachers Union, LAUSD Reach Deal Allowing For In-Person Tutoring
• LOOK: 'Intricate And Delicate' Rime Ice Structures Atop Mount Washington
• Citing Safety Concerns, Judge Allows Derek Chauvin To Live In Neighboring State
• Henry Ford Health System Raises Minimum Raise Rate to $15 Per Hour
• Southfield Faces $50M Lawsuit After Woman Found Alive In Funeral Home
• Red Clay School District Extends Deadline For Parents To Decide On Hybrid Learning
• Steve Kerr Jokes He Would Resign Before Changing Warriors Offense To Houston Rocket-esque System
• OSHA has failed to protect workers from COVID-19, unions say
• If Cam Newton Doesn't Play, Jarrett Stidham Will Reportedly Start For Patriots In Week 5
• Indiana Sets New Record With 1,832 New Cases Of COVID-19
• Dog Credited With Saving Harford County Woman's Life In House Fire
• Denton Police Searching For Hit & Run Driver Who Ran Down Teen As He Walked Along Street
• Brentwood Restaurant That Sued Allegheny County Over Coronavirus Restrictions Files For Bankruptcy
• Low Water Levels A Concern At Blue Mesa Reservoir In Gunnison County
• Two-Alarm Fire Breaks Out At Vacant Home Near Annapolis, Fire Department Says
• NYPD: Man Tries To Tear Off 13-Year-Old's Earring During Robbery
• Is it safe for Trump to return to the campaign trail?
• Man, 60, Suspected In Nevada County Stabbing That Left Other Man Dead
• Free Drive-Thru Flu Shots Offered In LA County Through Mid-November
• Smelling Something Stinky In The Twin Cities? The Reason Is Linked To Farm Fields
• Man Pleas For Kidney On Facebook, Receives One From Complete Stranger
• Thousands of mink dead from COVID-19 outbreaks in Utah and Wisconsin
• $5K Reward Offered In Fatal Shooting Of Juan Ross In Columbia
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Murphy
• Man On Parole For West Sacramento Attempted Homicide Shot, Killed In Shasta County
• 'Let's Do It!' | Lamar Jackson Returns To Practice Friday After Missing Two Days Due To Knee Injury
• UPDATE: 49ers QB Jimmy Garoppolo to Play Against Miami Dolphins
• Nearly 50,000 Ohio Voters Received Wrong Absentee Ballots, Officials Say
• Sunshine Mills Expands Pet Food Recall Over Poisonous Mold By-Product
• Pet Of The Week: Fres
• Gov. Whitmer, Family Were Moved As Plotters Tracked, AG Nessel Says
• Mother And 4 Children Escape Queens House Fire Unharmed
• Police Investigate Human Remains Found Near Morgantown Trail
• No Charges Filed Against Montgomery County Police Officer Who Fatally Shot Knife-Wielding Man
• Twitter Moves To Deaden Impact Of False, Misleading Tweets Ahead Of Election Day
• NFL Week 5 NFC East Picks: SportsLine's Kenny White 'Shocked' By Cowboys Slow Start, Still Believes They're Best Team In Division
• Moderator Susan Page reveals "big" topic missed during VP debate
• Animal Friends, Pirates Team Up To Hand Out 17,000 Pounds Of Pet Food To Owners In Need
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 2,818 New Cases, 35 Additional Deaths; 3.8% Positivity Rate
• Campaign 2020: New Yorkers Face Oct. 9 Deadline To Register For Nov. 3 Election
• Political Tensions Rise As COVID-19 Cases Surge In Dakotas, Wisconsin
• LeBron Looks To Deliver Lakers Their 17th Title Friday In Definitive Tribute To Kobe
• Heard In Detroit: Ancient Language, Ally Evenson, & More!
• No Oliver Ekman-Larsson Trade For Bruins -- Or Anyone
• Princeton Building Once Named For Woodrow Wilson, Renamed After Chicagoan, Alum Mellody Hobson
• Virginia Teachers' Union Apologizes For Using Coffin Props At Protest To Delay In-Person Learning
• In blow to cinemas, Pixar's "Soul" goes straight to stream
• CPD's Operation Clean Brings City Agencies, Neighbors Together in Albany Park
• 'Pandora' Actress Priscilla Quintana
• Newborn photos honor mother killed in alleged DUI crash
• Random COVID-19 Testing Begins In New York City Public Schools
• Feds Say Coppell Man Spent $17 Million In Fraudulently Obtained PPP Loans On Homes & Luxury Cars
• Eagles Head Coach Doug Pederson Addresses COVID-19 Concerns Ahead Of Game Against Steelers
• Lord & Taylor To Close At Novi's Twelve Oaks Mall
• Illinois Congressman Mike Bost Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Religious Groups Sue New York State Over Latest COVID-19 Closures
• Stockton Woman Dies, Man Arrested After Apparent Domestic Violence Incident At Moorpark Hotel
• Chicago Woman Seeking Help Locating Her Mother's Sewing Machine
• Rumors Continue Over Possible President Trump Visit To Pittsburgh Area, But White House Says Nothing Is Confirmed
• Luis Martinez-Romero Faces Upgraded Charges In Girl's Kidnapping In Providence
• Police: Man's Body Found In Shopping Mall Parking Lot
• Driver Identified In Fatal Wrong Way Crash On 101 Freeway In Hollywood
• Controversial Endorsement For President Trump Sparks Another Protest Among Philadelphia Firefighters, Paramedics
• LuLaRoe Settles Refund Policy Lawsuit In Pennsylvania After Consultants Say Company Never Refunded Them
• Pelosi, Raskin Announce Bill Allowing Congress To Use 25th Amendment To Remove President
• Yankees legend Whitey Ford dies at 91
• Baltimore DPW Recycling Collection Centers, Yards, Offices Closed Monday, Oct. 12
• Yelp to alert users if a business has been accused of racism
• Cowboys Announce Tyron Smith Will Have Season Ending Surgery
• Arguments On Kyle Rittenhouse's Bid To Avoid Extradition On Murder Charges Set For Oct. 30
• Liam's List Oct. 9: Your Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• FEMA To Close Santa Rosa Aid Center for Wildfire Survivors
• Giants-Cowboys Preview: Can The Giants' Defense Slow The Cowboys' Passing Game?
• Democrats introduce bill addressing president's fitness
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 1,401 New COVID Cases Confirmed In Last Day, And 14 More Deaths
• Broward Students Begin Staggered Return To Classrooms
• Mourners Attend Visitation For Jonathan Price, The Black Man Killed By A Wolfe City Police Officer
• Could Cam Newton Return For Patriots Against Broncos On Monday Night?
• Denise Koch: Live Immediately
• 60 Minutes goes inside the Lincoln Project
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports Over 1,300 New Coronavirus Cases For The 3rd Day In A Row
• Widely-Used Diabetes Drug Recalled Due To High Levels Of Cancer-Causing Agent
• Doug Emhoff, Husband Of Kamala Harris, Continues Campaigning In Colorado
• Truck Gets Wedged Under Big Rig In Yolo County Crash
• 2.5 Quake Shakes Granada Hills
• Man Shot, Killed In NW Baltimore Early Friday Morning
• State Rolls Back Extra COVID-19 Mitigations In Metro East Region
• This week on "Face the Nation," October 11, 2020
• First Avenue Announces 1st Event Since March, Will Also Participate In Nat'l 'Save Our Stages Fest'
• Pelosi, Raskin Announce Legislation To Create Presidential Fitness Commission
• Whitmer's family was "moved around" due to terror plot, AG says
• Florida Appeals Court Sides With State In School Reopening Fight
• Boston Mayor Walsh Defends Keeping Some Students In The Classroom: 'Our Schools Are Safe'
• 2 Arrested In Shooting Of 16-Year-Old Jordan Daniel, 2 Others Charged In Non-Fatal Shootings In Baltimore
• Commerce Township Man Receives 13 Stitches After Slicing Hand On Razor Blades Attached To Trump-Pence Sign
• Alameda County Reopening: Gyms, Personal Care Services Back In Business Indoors
• Eagles Linebacker Nate Gerry Apologizes After Old Tweets Containing Racial Slurs Resurface
• Heinz Field Reminds Steelers Fans Of Coronavirus Policies Ahead Of Sunday's Game
• Widely Used Diabetes Drug Recalled For High Levels Of Cancer-Causing Agent
• Retailer Dollar General Targeting 'Wealthier' Shoppers With $5 'Popshelf' Stores
• Conservationists Believe Up To 1,500 Birds Killed In Single Day After Flying Into Philadelphia Skyscrapers
• Rep. Debbie Dingell Hopes Plot Against Whitmer Will Bring Attention To Threat Of Political Extremism
• Judge rules against Ohio election official's limits on drop boxes
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 78 New Coronavirus Cases And 4 Additional Deaths
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Drop, Positivity Rate Increases As State Passes 130K Cases
• Families of Jackie Robinson and MLK upset by Trump ad
• Detroit Woman Charged In Fatal Car Crash That Killed 6-Year-Old Boy
• Eating Outside In December? Brookline Extends Outdoor Dining Season
• Investigation Underway After Flames Erupt Inside Wissinoming Rowhome
• Real Life Events Set The Backdrop For CW's 'Devils'
• More Pet Food Recalled Over Potentially High Levels Of Poisonous Mold
• Broadway shows to remain on pause until May 2021
• Northeast Denver Chemical Spill Is Contained, Harmful Vapors Reduced
• Speed testing underway on America's fastest train
• Residents Jump Out Window After Armed Robbers Enter Brooklyn Park Home
• Breweries, Wineries In LA County Can Apply For COVID-19 Relief Friday
• Officials looking into video of ICE stopping a Black jogger
• Detroit Man Charged After Calvin Johnson's Car Found At Chop Shop
• More Than 1.3 Million Floridians Have Already Voted By Mail
• 'What A Baby': Social Media Reacts After Tom Brady Leaves Field Without Shaking Nick Foles' Hand Again
• PTL Links: October 9, 2020
• Police: 1 Killed, 6 Others Injured In Frankford Shooting
• Scalia 'Heir' Barrett May Be Open To Reversing Roe V. Wade
• Bruins Reportedly Holding Firm In Contract Offer To Torey Krug
• Fire Destroys Jefferson County Gazebo, Burns Courage Garden
• Humpback whales have made a comeback in New York City
• Princeton building, once named for Wilson, to honor Black alum
• Clinical Trials Underway In Colorado For COVID Antibody Treatment The President Received
• Kid Friendly DIY Bath Bomb
• Baltimore County Public Library Employees Test Positive For COVID, Two Branches Closed For Cleaning
• Worcester Moves Fall High School Sports Season To February
• On This Day In 1996: Orioles Were Robbed Of Game 1 ALCS Win By Yankees Fan Jeffrey Maier
• Victim Reunited With Stolen Dog After Home Burglary, Car Theft: 'It's Been The Craziest Three Days Of My Life'
• Jackie Lacey, George Gascon Hold Debate In Heated LA County DA's Race
• What Would You Pack For A Trip To The Moon? NASA Wants To Know
• Weather Blog: Hurricane Delta
• Kyle Rittenhouse, Charged In Kenosha Shooting, Due Back In Illinois Court; Extradition Fight Continues
• 32-Year-Old Detroit Man Charged In Hit-And-Run
• New Warning Issued On Nursing Pillows; Agency Investigates Infant Deaths
• DiBenedetto Keeps Ride For Now
• Cowboys Dak Prescott Prepares To Meet Jason Garrett As A New York Giant For The 1st Time
• Eye On Education: Slippery Rock University
• Bowyer To Retire To The Booth
• 'We've Got A Chance', Heat's Jimmy Butler On Game 5 Of NBA Finals
• 'Living Life Halfway': Sacramento Residents Navigate New Freedoms Amid Pandemic
• Biden To Hold Town Hall In Philadelphia After Trump Backs Out Of Virtual Debate
• Belmont Snack Shop In Avondale Goes Up In Flames
• Steelers Longtime Tackle And Current Broadcaster Tunch Ilkin Diagnosed With ALS
• New Alert On Yelp Will Flag Businesses Accused Of Racist Behavior
• Rondo On Doorstep Of Becoming First Player To Win NBA Title For Both Boston And Los Angeles
• Dollar General To Open New Higher-End Stores Targeting Wealthier Shoppers
• Wild Grass Valley CHP Pursuit Ends With Head-On Collision Into Police SUV
• Sheriff: Toddler Killed In Rollover Crash Was Sitting On Driver's Lap
• Maine State Parks Set New Record For Campers During Pandemic
• Ravens Mascot Poe Takes On The 'Dreams' TikTok Challenge With His Own Twist
• 'Court Cannot Remedy What State Broke': Federal Judge Denies Motion To Extend Voter Registration Deadline
• Sacramento Woman On Probation Arrested After Deputies Allegedly Find Her With Knuckle Stun Gun, Meth
• Pennsylvania Mother Accused Of Taking, Selling Nude Photos Of Daughters
• Explosive texts found on phone of suspect in Ahmaud Arbery murder case
• 14-Year-Old Boy Shot In The Leg At Rhine Place
• More People Are Remembering To Wash Their Hands, Research Finds
• Recreational Marijuana Goes On Sale In Maine
• GOP fundraiser Broidy charged in scheme to lobby DOJ and Trump admin
• Hurricane Delta takes aim at the Gulf Coast
• JPMorgan commits $30 billion to fighting racial inequity
• Dollar General launching $5 store chain
• Report: No New Positive Tests For Patriots For Second Straight Day
• Pennsylvania Environmental Council Looking For Input On Hazelwood Master Plan
• Tory Lanez charged with shooting Megan Thee Stallion
• Red River Showdown Will Kickoff Saturday In Dallas, But With Big Changes
• 2nd presidential debate in doubt after Trump balks at virtual format
• Trump's COVID drug was developed using aborted fetal tissue
• Feds bust alleged plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer
• 163 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For Coronavirus In Last Week
• Goldstein Investigates: COVID-19 Testing Lab For LAUSD Students Linked To Superintendent Austin Beutner
• Firefighters Battle Overnight Blaze In South Amboy, N.J.
• Philadelphia Union President Explains What To Expect As Fans Allowed Back In Subaru Park Sunday
• Hurricane Delta Takes Same Path As Other Storms, Heads For The Already Battered Louisiana Coast
• Pittsburgh Bureau Of Mounted Police Celebrate 'Lord Stanley's' 9th Birthday
• Car Crashes Into Church In Englewood
• NYPD: Suspect Dead After Gunfight With Officers In Queens
• Woman Said Contractor Never Completed Job Of Building Her Nail Salon, And It Turns Out The Contractor Isn't Properly Registered Either
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/9 Friday Morning Forecast
• Man Struck By Car Near Lincoln Park; Police Searching For Driver
• Pitt Football Preparing To Take On Former WPIAL Star QB Phil Jurkovec
• Pittsburgh Weather: Weekend Will Be Mostly Sunny And Warm
• Chicago Weather: Warm Day, Weekend Ahead
• Westmoreland County Election Bureau Mailing Out Ballots Starting Friday
• Trump allies discuss the president's positive COVID-19 test
• Delaware Man Among 6 Charged With Plotting To Kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Try Her For 'Treason'
• To Do List: Aquarium After Dark, Haunted Walk, Comedy At Home
• Understand The Statewide Ballot Measures In The Colorado 2020 General Election
• Trump Campaign's Pennsylvania Training Tape For Poll Watchers Tells Them Specifically Not To Challenge Every Ballot
• Another Satellite Election Office Opens In South Philadelphia On Friday
• U.N.'s World Food Program wins Nobel Peace Prize
• 31-Year-Old Man Suffers 8-Inch Laceration From Shark Attack Off Miami Beach
• 'Beast Of A Snake' Breaks Record For Largest Burmese Python Captured In Florida
• Google Contractor Charged With Labor Violation
• Roaring fire atop high-rise apartment building injures scores
• Birdwatching Gets A Boost During The Pandemic
• Protests continue over knee-in-back arrest of pregnant Black woman
• Report: Rec League Hockey Player Charged With Assaulting Referee
• Surfer vanishes in suspected shark attack
• 'Women For Trump' Holds Campaign Event In Lawrence County
• DICK's Sporting Goods Hiring More Than 100 Seasonal Workers In Pittsburgh Area
• New Castle Man Arrested For Robbing Same Gas Station Twice
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• Tom Brady Loses Track Of Downs, Ending Bucs' Comeback Hopes In Prime-Time Loss To Bears

Videos from October 9, 2020

• The voting power of Asian Americans
• Asian Americans face high coronavirus infection rates and unemployment
• Asian Americans face rise in racist incidents
• Asian Americans find common ground with Black Lives Matter
• Asian Americans: Battling Bias
• Baseballs bring 3 generations together in Alabama
• Hurricane Delta makes landfall on Louisiana's Gulf Coast
• Hurricane Delta slams into Louisiana Gulf Coast as Category 2 storm
• North Korea prepares largest military parade in country's history to mark 75th anniversary of regime
• Trump to hold first public events since COVID-19 diagnosis
• New York and New Jersey record highest coronavirus cases since May
• Biden courts Latino voters while campaigning in Nevada
• Tracking Hurricane Delta
• Trump to hold first White House event since COVID diagnosis
• Hurricane Delta threatens Louisiana with "life-threatening" storm surge
• Louisiana braces for dangerous flooding from Hurricane Delta
• CBS Evening News, October 9th, 2020
• Corey Lewandowski and David Bossie on "The Takeout" — 10/9/2020
• Millions of children in India put to work amid pandemic
• Trump prepares to return to public events after COVID treatment
• World Food Program leader reacts to winning Nobel Peace Prize
• White House says Trump has "approved" a "revised" coronavirus stimulus package
• U.N. World Food Program wins Nobel Peace Prize
• Treatments Trump took for COVID developed using cells from aborted fetal tissue
• Newborn's photoshoot honors mother killed in crash at 35 weeks pregnant
• The career-Republicans behind the Lincoln Project's anti-Trump ads
• Former FBI special agent on the foiled plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer
• Protesters push for reform after police shot and killed teen with Down syndrome in South Africa
• Comparing Trump and Biden's climate policies
• Democrats propose commission on president's fitness for office
• New details about plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer
• Susan Page on VP candidates dodging questions at debate
• Hispanic Heritage Month: Writer on "The World According to Bad Bunny"
• Is it safe for Trump to return to campaign trail after COVID diagnosis?
• New documentary explores racial dynamics in Georgia city run by women
• Trump looking to resume campaign events despite recent COVID diagnosis
• Prosecutor, defense attorneys in Arbery case give first in-depth network TV interviews on "48 Hours"
• Delta CEO on what the airline industry needs to survive
• Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel on alleged plot against Governor Gretchen Whitmer
• An inside look at America's fastest train
• Wisconsin sets another COVID-19 record with more than 3,000 new cases
• Biden campaign announces town hall after Trump rejects virtual debate
• President Trump eyes return to campaign trail, as questions surround his health status
• Federal authorities foil plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer