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Articles from October 12, 2020

• UPDATE: PG&E Says PSPS Likely During Fire Weather Watch For North Bay, East Bay Hills, Santa Cruz Mountains
• Thieves Hit Land Park Little League Causing Thousands In Losses
• Fans Gather At Dodger Stadium Drive-In To Watch Game 1 Of NLCS
• California GOP Claims Ownership Of Unofficial Ballot Drop Boxes; OC Prosecutors Investigating
• Wildlife Photographer Captures Dramatic Scenes From Angeles National Forest
• Post Coronavirus Treatment, Trump Returns To Campaign Trail With Florida Rally
• Mayor Michael Hancock On Spike In Coronavirus Cases: Denver In A 'Make Or Break Moment'
• Rocklin Couple Saves Great Horned Owl Thanks To Frisbee Golf Game
• 'Heartbroken': Emmalyn Nguyen Dies 14 Months After Surgery
• Crews Battle 2-Acre Brush Fire At Homeless Encampment In Oakland
• Bobcat Fire Possibly Caused By Vegetation Contacting SCE Conductor
• Woodland Hills Woman Missing In Utah's Zion National Park For Nearly A Week
• UC Davis To Launch Program For Students With Intellectual Disabilities
• Pursuit Of Suspected Stolen U-Haul Truck Ends In Long Beach, 2 In Custody
• Explosion Sends Gilroy Man To Hospital With Serious Injuries
• Roseville's New State-Of-The-Art High School Welcoming Students On Monday
• Protesters Topple Junipero Serra Statue In San Rafael To Mark Indigenous Peoples' Day
• Man Arrested After Firing At Officers In West Pullman, Police Say
• Riley Home Run In 9th Leads Braves Past Dodgers 5-1 In NLCS Opener
• Denver's Security Firm Requirements Under The Microscope After Arrest Of Guard Matthew Dolloff
• Alleged Liquor Store Robber Caught With Hand In Cash Register
• Alleged Liquor Store Robber Caught With Hand In Cash Register, Police Say
• Aurora SWAT Walks Away From Standoff; Wanted To 'Avoid Unnecessary Confrontation'
• 'Don't Touch My Sister,' Brockton Man Accused Of Trying To Kidnap 10-Year-Old Girl
• North Andover Asks Baker To Reconsider Coronavirus 'Red Zone' After College Outbreak
• Chicago Weather: Temps Rebound
• Franklin Police, SWAT Showed 'Incredible Restraint' Taking Armed Man Into Custody
• Federal Agents Raid Home Of Pittsburgh-Area Mail Carrier, Collect Bags Of Suspected Undelivered Mail
• Halloween Grinch Caught On Camera Stealing Lawn Display In Midlothian
• Wildlife Officials Report 2 COVID Outbreaks Among Colorado Hunters
• Red Cross Urgently Seeking Volunteers For California Fire Response
• Red Cross Urgently Needs Volunteers In California Fire Response
• Vic Fangio: Coronavirus Outbreak Shows Who The 'Whiners Are'
• Orthodox Jewish Activist Heshy Tischler Arraigned, Vows To 'Continue Our Fight' Against COVID-19 Crackdown In Brooklyn
• Hard Decisions For Parents As DPS Reconsiders In-Person Learning For Older Students
• Carjacking Suspect Runs Over 2 Women In Lakewood
• Transgender Woman Says Illinois Is Denying Her Unemployment Benefits Because Of Name Change
• Paddleboarder Who Died At Chatfield Reservoir Identified As Mireille Audet
• Mayor Bill Peduto Thanks Pittsburgh Public Schools For Being Cautious
• Justin McBride Arrested, Accused Of Walking Into Pig & Sprout With Rifle, Holding Customers, Employees Hostage
• Businesses That Hired Unlicensed Security Guard Matthew Dolloff Could Face Criminal Charges In Deadly Shooting
• Coronavirus Impact: Poll Workers Concerned About Being Able To Get To Work For Long Election Day And Night
• Colorado Weather Change Allows Vail, Other Resorts To Fire Up The Snow Guns
• Booths At Mile High Flea Market Burned In Fire
• SJ Restaurant Where SUV Plowed Into Diners Did Not Have Outdoor Dining Permit
• Protesters Call For Removal Of Pittsburgh's Christopher Columbus Statue
• Former NYC First Lady Joyce Dinkins Dies At 89
• 'Clouds' Songwriter Zach Sobiech's Battle With Osteosarcoma At The Center Of New Disney+ Movie
• San Bernardino Surpasses 58K COVID-19 Cases, Nears 1K Deaths
• After Biden-Harris Display Is Burned, Berkshire Farm Creates New Display
• New Jersey Man Making Sure Voters Don't Miss Out On 'I Voted' Stickers During Unique Election
• Two Arrested For Killing Man, Injuring Another In Vermont Square Shooting
• 2021 Miami Marathon & Half-Marathon Canceled Over COVID Concerns
• United Airlines Flight To D.C. Sent Back To O'Hare After Hailstorm Cracks Windshield
• 2 MAST Academy Students Test Positive For COVID, Prompting Cancellation Of In-Person Learning
• 'I'll Kiss Everyone In That Audience': President Trump Holds Florida Rally After Testing Negative For COVID
• Twin Cities Businesses Come Together To Rebuild Group Home After Devastating Fire
• 'Just A Big Explosion': Mother Of Boys Injured In NW Baltimore Townhome Fire Recalls Sifting Through Debris To Find Them
• Investigation Continues Into Cause Of Large NW Baltimore Fire That Injured 5; BGE Says No Gas Leaks Detected
• Reminder: You Have Until Tuesday To Register To Vote In Maryland
• New COVID-19 Guidelines For Assisted Living Facilities Allows In-Person Visits
• Whitmer Is Confident Michigan Is Prepared To Conduct The November Election The Right Way
• Poll: U.S. Sen. Gary Peters Shows Lead Against John James
• Michigan Medicine Looking For Volunteers In Second Covid-19 Vaccine Trial
• Police Investigating Multiple Reports Of Man Exposing Himself In East Baltimore
• Eviction Diversion Program Applications Backed-Up
• Stephen Jarrod Davis II, Teen Accused Of Killing 5-Year-Old Half Sister, Extradited Back To Maryland
• Working From Home Could Be Permanent For Some Microsoft Employees
• Protestors Call On Michigan Legislature, Congress To Pass Resolution Condemning War Crimes Committed Against Armenian People
• Gov. Whitmer Signs Historic Bipartisan 'Clean Slate' Bills Expanding Expungement Opportunities
• Twins Shortstop Jorge Polanco Undergoes Another Post-Season Ankle Surgery
• Minnesota Supreme Court To Take Up PolyMet Mine Dispute
• University Of Chicago Warns Of Spate Of Paintball Attacks On And Around Campus
• Derry Borough Municipal Authority Issues Boil Water Advisory
• Wisconsin To Foxconn: Without New Deal, Forget Billions In Tax Credits
• Police Searching For Missing 64-Year-Old Woman Last Seen In Windsor Mill Area
• Johnson & Johnson Pauses COVID-19 Vaccine Trial After Volunteer Experiences Unexplained Illness
• Man, Woman Shot And Wounded In Humboldt Park Neighborhood
• Making Face Masks Grow On Trees
• Beverly Woman Who Lost Daughter To Cancer Will Donate Kidney To 13-Year-Old Boy
• West Virginia Woman Convicted Of Abuse In 13-Month-Old Girl's Death
• Police Search For Man Who Pulled Down Woman's Pants, Underwear On Bike Path In Woodridge
• Mpls. Police: Teen Expected To Survive After Shooting In Sumner-Glenwood Neighborhod
• Court Blocks Suit Over FHP Trooper's Military Service
• Here's How You Can Help The Victims Of Sunday's 3-Alarm Fire In NW Baltimore
• Processed Jobless Claims Top 4 Million
• Proposed New Police District In Kensington 'A Very Giant Leap' To Cut Down On Crime, Drugs
• Ulen Man In Custody After Hitting Two Pedestrians And Fleeing In Becker County
• Orange County Reports 117 New COVID-19 Cases, No Additional Deaths
• Coronavirus Drug Remdesivir Shows Promising Results, But With $3,120 Price Tag
• Fort Collins Gets No. 1 Ranking In New List Of Best Places To Live In America
• Anthony Legato, 25, Identified As Man Fatally Shot By Deputy On I-35 Near Mora
• California Orders State GOP To Remove Unofficial Ballot Boxes; None Found In Bay Area So Far
• Coronavirus Outbreak Shuts Down Gregori High School In Modesto For Two Weeks
• Woman Arrested, 183 Grams Of Suspected Heroin/Fentanyl Seized In Glen Burnie Drug Bust
• Ready To Vote: Dallas' American Airlines Center Is County's Largest Polling Location
• Joe Biden Makes Big Push In Ohio, Once Seen As Long Shot For Him
• Cedars-Sinai Study: Outpatient Care Safe For Most COVID-19 Patients
• Mother missing for nearly a week in Utah's Zion National Park
• Community Honors Jaylen Betschart With Memorial Outside Sacramento High School
• 'U' To Allow Hundreds Of Fans Into TCF Bank Stadium For Gopher Football Games
• Businesses In Oakland's Jack London Square Struggle Through COVID Downturn
• Doctor Says Risk Of Catching Coronavirus While Trick-Or-Treating Is 'Relatively Low' If Guidelines Are Followed
• 2 Arrested In Weekend Stabbing In Linthicum, Police Say
• Vin Scully Takes Fan Questions Through Twitter Using #AskVin Hashtag
• Police: 'Armed and Dangerous' Gilroy Man Sought After Milpitas Homicide
• Globe Life Field Opens To Fans For Baseball Playoffs
• Dozens Arrested, Businesses Vandalized After Lakers Celebrations Turn Violent
• It's Still Known As Columbus Day In Sacramento, But For How Much Longer?
• Dallas ISD Looking To Combat The 'COVID Slide'
• SJ Voters Weigh Measure G's Expansion Of Independent Police Auditor Powers
• St. Charles Man Charged In Hit-And-Run Fatality Of Woman In Wheelchair
• Baltimore Civil Rights Organizer Betty Robinson Dies
• Suspect Sought In Attempted Sexual Assault Of Elderly Oakland Woman Near Lake Merritt
• Mission BBQ Opening New Location In Frederick
• Wild Re-Sign Goalie Kaapo Kahkonen To 2-Year Contract
• 'The Risks Of Escalation Are Enormous': Demonstrations Continue Across SoCal As Armenia, Azerbaijan Report Ongoing Attacks
• Santa Rosa Neighborhood Faces Water Crisis After Fire Evacuations
• Los Angeles Marks Third Official Celebration Of Indigenous Peoples Day
• Trump's Physician Says President Tested Negative For COVID-19
• Residents Returning Home From Glass Fire Evacuations Brace For Long Clean-Up Process
• Campaign 2020 Q&A: Political Science Expert Charles Zelden Discusses Resolving A Disputed Election
• Amy Coney Barrett Sworn In As Senate Kicks Off Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings
• 19 University Of Delaware Student-Athletes Suspended After Attending Large, Indoor Gathering
• Protesters Demand Faster Return To In-Person Learning In Lincolnshire
• Lower Manhattan Group Raising Big Bucks To Try To Keep Homeless Out Of Their Neighborhood
• California's Secretary Of State Warns That Unofficial Ballot Boxes Popping Up Are Illegal
• Gov. Murphy Signs Order Allowing New Jersey Contact Sports To Resume Practices, Competitions At 25% Capacity
• Shoppers Worldwide Getting Ready For Amazon Prime Day
• Family Participates In Acts Of Kindness On 1-Year Anniversary Of Atatiana Jefferson's Death
• Loyola University Maryland Starts New Program To Help Baltimore Families Afford Tuition
• Rep. Delia Ramirez To Reintroduce Bill To Replace Columbus Day With Indigenous Peoples' Day
• Let It Snow! Loveland Ski Area Fires Up The Snowmaking Guns
• CBS4 News Director Shares Personal Connection To 'Raise the Future'
• California Eases Virus Restrictions, Allows Up To 3 Households To Socialize
• Suspect Never Said A Word Before Shooting, Killing Dallas Man Walking With His Wife
• 3-Vehicle Crash Shuts Down Highway 285 Early Monday
• Record-Breaking Pumpkin Rocks Stillwater's Virtual Harvest Fest
• Vallejo Police Chase Yields Illegal Weapons, Marijuana, Halloween Masks
• Minneapolis City Council President Lisa Bender: Crime Spike Isn't Connected To Movement To Dismantle MPD
• Iona College, LIU Post Report Coronavirus Upticks
• Culver City Extends Relaxed Parking Enforcement Through Nov. 14
• No questions for Barrett on 1st day of Senate confirmation hearings
• Prop. 22: Black, Latino Leaders Concerned About Measure Backed By Uber, Lyft
• Southwest To Fly Out Of O'Hare Starting in 2021
• Faces Of COVID: Joe Simons, 50, Remembered For His Big Personality And Positive Outlook On Life
• COVID Pandemic Reshaping Holiday Shopping Season As Retailers Offer Major Deals In October
• LA County Firefighters To Receive Comfort Dogs To Launch Peer Support K9 Program
• Texas Woman Drowns After Falling Off Boat In Lake Tahoe
• Cameron Peak Fire Containment Grows As 900+ Firefighters Work To Get Wildfire Under Control
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Early voting kicked off today in Georgia
• Wild Horse Fire Jumps Across Highway 115, Now Burning On Fort Carson Army Base
• Immigrant mother says she's grateful to be in America
• Illegal? Towing Company Demands Cash To Retrieve Personal Belongings
• 13-Year-Old Long Islander Jackson Southerland Honored For Organizing Sock Drive For The Homeless
• Blackhawks Sign Forwards Mattias Janmark, Lucas Wallmark To One-Year Deals
• Ravens Run Up Against Defenses Designed To Stop Ground Game
• Survey: Nearly 30% Of Minnesota Teachers Are Considering Quitting Due To Stress, COVID-19 Workload
• Furry Tails: Ace The Pittsburgh Adventure Dog
• LA County Reports 881 New COVID-19 Cases, 2 Deaths
• Kite Surfer Rescued After Falling In Lake Michigan In Wilmette
• Police: Man Fighting For Life After Being Shot 6 Times In Northwest Philly Double Shooting
• Training Sessions Underway For Poll Workers In Beaver And Fayette Counties
• 3 UC Davis Students Living On Campus Test Positive For COVID-19
• Man Shot In Knee In Baltimore; Police Investigating
• Sources: N.J. Set To Allow Indoor Youth Sports To Resume
• Some N.J. Residents Fret As Gov. Murphy's Utility Shut-Off Moratorium Nears Its End; 'I Need My Electric. I Need My Hot Water'
• Multi-Vehicle Crash Past Treasure Island Cleared; Westbound Bay Bridge Traffic Moving Again
• Car Hits, Kills Zimmerman Man Walking On Fremont Avenue
• Experience Vs. Change The Theme In 45th District State Senate Race
• Pittsburgh Pirates To Select No. 1 In 2021 MLB Draft
• It's Still Known As Columbus Day In New York City, But For How Much Longer?
• Raiders' Win Against Mahomes, Chiefs Shows Signs Of Progress Under Gruden
• Possible Election Decision Delay Puts New Focus On Florida Congressional Races
• Events Drawing Large Crowds Coincide With Uptick In Coronavirus Cases In Dallas County: 'That's Very Concerning'
• 16 Interactive Playspaces Being Built Across Philadelphia Over Next Year
• Portion Of Schuylkill Expressway To Close Each Night This Week For Construction
• Queens Woman Arrested For Allegedly Leaving Newborn Baby Outside After Giving Birth
• Judges Host Online Listening Sessions To Discuss Concerns About Justice System
• Charges: Edith Okerlund Used Bike To Damage Car Owned By Lawyer Representing Ex-Officer In George Floyd Trial
• How Much Colorado Will Get From Opioid Settlement Remains To Be Seen
• After CBS 2 Exposed More Towing Scams, City Council Moves To Add Consumer Protections
• Serra Catholic Planning To Continue Remote Learning After Positive Coronavirus Case Among Football Team
• Joe Biden To Court Black, Senior Vote In Tuesday's South Florida Campaign Stops
• How Has The Pandemic Affected Violent Crime On The CTA? It's Hard To Say For Sure
• Washington Township Community Members Open 25-Year-Old Time Capsule
• Sports Psychologist: Emotional Health Important For NFL Players During Coronavirus Pandemic
• IUP's Criminal Justice Academy Launches 'Police Legitimacy' Course
• Stocks are soaring, but most Black people are missing out
• Former Mahwah, N.J. High School Football Player Killed In Shooting Near Ohio State University Campus
• Ravens Surprising Military Families With Home Tailgate Kits
• Statue Of Mother Cabrini Unveiled In Lower Manhattan
• Trump Campaign Appeals After Judge Denies Poll Watchers Access To Philadelphia Satellite Election Centers
• Miami Weather: Slightly Cooler Temperatures On The Way
• Daisy Rogers, 30-Year-Old Texas Resident, Identified As Lake Tahoe Drowning Victim
• US Sees 20% More Deaths Than Expected This Year, Most Due To COVID-19; Maryland Among States With Biggest Jump, Research Finds
• Carnival Cruise Line Cancels November Sailings Out Of PortMiami, Port Canaveral
• California's Wildfires Increasingly Contained, Firefighters Bracing For Return Of Dry Heat
• Dallas County Seeing Uptick In Coronavirus Cases, Hospitalizations
• Trump's Physician Says President Tested Negative For COVID (CBS News)
• 'Lives Truly Depend On Our Vote': Massive 'Contactless Canvassing' Effort For Joe Biden Begins In Philadelphia
• Kidsburgh: Pittsburgh-Area School Districts Use Technology To Help Students Learn In New Ways
• Trump's physician says president tested negative for COVID-19
• 'We're Opening The Bars' At 50% Capacity Tarrant County Judge Glen Whitley Says
• Monessen Man Wanted For A High-Speed Chase In April Arrested On Assault Charges
• Spoofed Election Domains, Email Accounts Showing Up As Election Day Approaches
• Man Killed In Southwest Philadelphia Shooting Was Identified As High-Risk By Gun Violence Prevention Program, Sources Say
• Air District Lifts Spare The Air Alerts Early As Glass Fire Reaches 96% Containment
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 1,533 Cases As South Florida Positivity Rate Trends Upward
• Suspected Protest Shooter Matthew Dolloff Had Valid Concealed Weapons Permit
• Injuries To Leonard, Castonzo Keep Colts Out Of Sync In 32-23 Loss At Cleveland
• Wisconsin says Foxconn's scaled-back factory won't get tax credits
• Fire Burning Near Manitou Incline 100% Contained, Trails Reopen
• Sacramento County Election Officials Warn Hand Sanitizer Can Ruin Voter Ballots
• Enhanced Vaccine For Seniors? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Dak Ready To 'Start The Journey Back' Following Season-Ending Ankle Injury In Cowboys Win Against Giants
• California To Give Guidance For Halloween, Trick-Or-Treating Amid Covid-19 On Tuesday
• Minnesota Eases Visits To Long-Term Care Facility Residents
• Stimulus Check Update: How Will Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings Affect Talks?
• Biden says Barrett's Catholic faith shouldn't be factor in questioning
• EBay Will Now Guarantee Expensive Sneakers Sold Through Site Are Real
• Face Mask Order Set To Expire Monday Extended For 30 Days
• Florida Election Officials Say Focus Is 'Getting This Right'
• Massive 2,350-Pound Pumpkin Grown In Minnesota Wins Annual Half Moon Bay Weigh-Off
• Portsmouth, NH Restaurant Says Some Customers May Have Been Exposed To Coronavirus
• Naperville Police Search For Two Men In Stabbing Attack
• Tickets On Sale For 'Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, And Mexican Modernism' Exhibit
• 2020 Champion Lakers Back In LA After 3 Months In NBA Bubble
• Baker Says $171 Million Plan Will Help Tenants, Landlords As Eviction Pause Expires
• Sacramento Fire Ambulance Involved In Crash In Midtown
• Patience Wearing Thin As Some Montgomery County Residents Still Waiting For Mail-In Ballots
• Shoppers At Quincy Store Warned Of Possible Coronavirus Exposure
• 'We Let Our Guard Down': COVID-19 Numbers Spiking Once Again Across Tri-State Region, Country
• Avalanche Trade Nikita Zadorov, Anton Lindholm To Blackhawks For Brandon Saad, Dennis Gilbert
• Baltimore County Public Schools Adds 2 New Meal Sites For Fall
• McNichols Building Opens To Voters With Social Distancing In Mind
• Two-Alarm Fire At Vacant Home Near Annapolis Determined To Be Arson
• Carroll Versus Denton Guyer Football Game Cancelled Due To Player's Positive Coronavirus Test
• Rudy Giuliani Speaks To Northeast Philadelphia Crowd At Launch Of Italian Americans For Trump Event
• Delaware Sen. Chris Coons Speaks Out Against Judge Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court Confirmation
• West Virginia Health System Again Enacts No-Visitor Policy
• Pa. Second Lady Gisele Fetterman Calls Verbal Assault A 'Jarring Experience,' Says We Must 'Break These Cycles' Of Hatred
• 'They Fought Their Rear Ends Off': Vikings Dealing With Defeat Despite Young Defense Making Strides
• Bill Belichick Explains Why Cam Newton Could Be Cleared Even If He Continues To Test Positive
• Facebook bans Holocaust denial on its platforms
• Michigan Supreme Court Won't Delay Effect Of Pandemic Ruling
• Minn. Bonding Bill Vote Delayed To Wednesday To Round Up Republican Votes
• Massachusetts Reports 765 New Coronavirus Cases, 13 Additional Deaths
• Roberta McCain, Mother Of Sen. John McCain, Dies at 108
• Man Arrested, Jailed For Suspected DWI Dies In Rowlett Police Custody
• COVID Pandemic Has Led To Spike In Americans Searching For Family They Never Knew
• Drivers Can Expect Up To 1 Hour Delays Along Interstate 70 Near Idaho Springs This Week
• Gov. Newsom Touts Improvements In California's COVID Testing, Contact Tracing
• California Rules On Large Gatherings: Limit To Three Families, Two Hours Or Less, No Singing
• VIDEO: Detroit Police Seek Suspect In Fatal Hit-And-Run
• Transient Arrested In Montebello Metrolink Station Attack That Put Man In A Coma
• Inaugural Critics Choice Super Awards Coming To The CW Sunday, January 10
• Proceedings For Danielle Stislicki's Alleged-Murderer Pushed to 2021 Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• 76 People Arrested As Los Angeles Lakers' Celebration Turns Chaotic
• Lancaster Child Airlifted To Hospital After Being Shot
• 2 Glen Burnie Men Arrested After Allegedly Opening Fire On House
• Activists Urge Sen. Feinstein To Take Actions To Stop Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings
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• Denver Weather: More Wind Means More Critical Fire Danger
• New Minimally-Invasive Surgery Helping Scoliosis Patients Get Back On Their Feet Quickly
• Interstate 94 Closed In Both Directions In Albertville Following Semi Rollover
• Palm Springs Aerial Tramway Back Open With Face Masks And Timed Tickets
• Lee Keltner Identified As Victim In Denver Protest Shooting
• Crocker Art Museum, Closed Since March, Reopening On Friday With New Thiebaud Exhibition
• Wareham Residents Asked To Stop Calling Police For Sunfish Sightings: 'It Is Doing Normal Sunfish Activities'
• Park Rangers Rescue Hiker In Distress At San Francisco's Fort Funston
• Facebook Will Ban Holocaust Denial Posts Under Hate Speech Policy
• Mesquite Plucks New Fire Chief From Katy, Was Once Assistant Chief In Irving
• Strong Winds, Snow Drifts Keep Trail Ridge Road Closed
• Matthew McConaughey Joins 'Dazed and Confused' Cast Online To Support Voting Efforts
• ME's Office Rules Teen's Death In West Deer Fire An Accident
• Denver Protest Shooting Suspect Matthew Dolloff Remains In Custody On Investigation Of 1st Degree Murder In Death Of Lee Keltner
• Mars Reaches Vivid Opposition Tuesday Night, Said To Be Brightest Until 2035
• Witnesses Claim Deadly Shooting Happened During Clash Between Protest Groups
• 5 Hopewell Area School District Students Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Man Seriously Burned In Glen Burnie After Throwing Aerosol Paint Can Into Burning Fire Pit
• Early Voting In Massachusetts Starts This Weekend
• 2 Arrested In Series Of San Bruno Package Thefts
• Cowboys Face Playoff Chase Without Star QB Prescott In Weak NFC East
• Bel Air Police Investigating Reports Of Anti-Trump, BLM Graffiti
• Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton: $1.6 Billion Settlement Update Reached With Opioid Manufacturer
• Southwest Airlines Adding Service At Houston Intercontinental And Chicago O'Hare
• Youngstown State Faculty Walk Picket Lines Over Salary Issues
• Santa Rosa Man Bitten By Shark Off Miami Beach
• Wauwatosa Police Chief: No Reason To Fire Wis. Officer Cleared Of Any Wrongdoing In Teen's Fatal Shooting
• Arnold Man Suffers Serious Burns After Climbing Onto Large Pile Of Debris, Dumping Gasoline
• White Sox Manager Rick Renteria, Pitching Coach Don Cooper Won't Return In 2021
• Gov. Tom Wolf Condemns Racist Tirade Attacking Pennsylvania's Second Lady Gisele Fetterman
• More Than 550 Worcester City Workers Targeted In Insurance Benefits Scam
• Pickup Truck Driver Hits, Kills Pedestrian In San Jose Shopping Plaza Parking Lot
• Charges: Man Robbed, Shot At Acquaintance Trying To Sell Air Jordans Via Snapchat
• Boil Water Advisory Issued For Portion Of Montgomery County After Water Main Break
• Man Wanted In Armed Robbery Of Loma Linda Doughnut Shop That Had No Money
• LIVE: Judge Amy Coney Barrett Speaks To Senate Judiciary Committee - Watch On CBSN
• Young Americans More Likely To Say No To Alcohol, Study Finds
• Woman's Body Recovered From Chatfield Reservoir After Strong Winds Pushed Paddleboarder Underwater
• Chartiers Valley School District Reports Positive Coronavirus Test Among High School Community
• President Trump Plans Visit To Janesville, Wisconsin On Saturday
• The Wanted's Tom Parker diagnosed with brain tumor
• Police Investigating After 30-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times In North Philadelphia
• Jessica Teaches Drew Her First TikTok Dance
• Dr. Oz Asks About Guidelines That Require Drug Manufacturers Follow Clinical Trial Participants For At Least Two Months
• Gov. Whitmer Signs 'Clean Slate' Bills Expanding Michigan's Expungement Laws
• 'We Will Have To Adapt This Thanksgiving': Dr. Birx Says Remain Vigilant Against COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 2,742 New Cases, 13 Additional Deaths, 7-Day Average Positivity Rate Up To 4.3%
• Man Shot Dead In San Jose Overnight; City's 33rd Homicide
• Police Arrest Man Suspected Of Putting Razor Blades In Hannaford's Pizza Dough
• Baseball Hall Of Famer Joe Morgan Dies At 77
• Tom Brady Roasts Himself While Congratulating LeBron James On Winning NBA Championship
• After Surprising Run To NBA Finals, Heat's Future Remains Bright
• Joe Morgan, Driving Force Of Big Red Machine, Dies At 77
• Gov. Wolf Condemns Hate Speech Used Against Pa. Second Lady Gisele Fetterman As 'Shameful, Unacceptable, Unworthy Of Pennsylvanians'
• No-Contact Drive-Through Pantry In Aurora Provides Fresh Meat, Dairy And Produce
• Detroit Police: Man Tased, Officer Injured After Attempted Traffic Stop
• Dr. Oz And Dr. Hotez Discuss Differences In The Types Of Vaccines
• "L.A.'S Finest" Star Jessica Alba On Parenting During Pandemic
• Gov. Walz Signs Order To Extend COVID-19 Peacetime Emergency
• "Saturday Night Live" Star Chloe Fineman Joins Drew To Discuss Her Spot-On Impression Featured Last Week
• LA Landmarks Lit Up In Purple And Gold After Lakers Title Win
• Feds: 30 Years In Prison For Fort Worth Man Who Videotaped Sexual Assault Of Infant
• West Mifflin Police Asking For Help In Identifying Armed Robbery Suspect
• Riverside County Sheriff: Canyon Lake Man Tried To Kill Mother With Hacksaw, Reported Himself To 911
• Allegheny County Police Issue Arrest Warrant For Monroeville Mall Shooting Suspect
• Police: 3-Year-Old Drowns In Modesto Backyard Pool
• How to manage rheumatoid arthritis symptoms with wellness techniques
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Drew & Jessica Alba Reminisce on Filming "Never Been Kissed" & On The Inspiration Behind The Honest Company
• Palo Alto Massage Therapist Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Client
• Indiana's COVID Surge Continues With 1,581 New Cases, Third Highest Total So Far
• Poll: 71% Of Marylanders Approve Of Gov. Larry Hogan's Job So Far
• First Segment Of New Jersey's Annual Black Bear Hunt Underway
• Bangladesh approves death penalty for rape, but will it help?
• Biscayne Park Cancels Halloween 'Spooktacular', Discourages Trick Or Treating
• Texas Native Joe Morgan, A Hall Of Fame Second Baseman, Dead At 77
• Debate Over Possible Removal Of Schenley Park Columbus Statue Remains Contentious
• Maryland Terps Football Is Coming Back, But No Fans Allowed, Tailgating On Campus Prohibited
• Stephon Gilmore 'Ready To Be Back In Action,' According To Instagram Post
• China testing entire city after just 12 cases end COVID-free streak
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 3 More Deaths Reported As Total Number Of COVID-19 Cases Surpasses 113K
• Joe Morgan, Driving Force Of Cincinnati's Big Red Machine, Dies At 77
• Study: Younger, College-Aged Americans More Likely To Say No To Alcohol
• How the GOP became the party of Trump
• Facebook To Ban Holocaust Denial, Distortion Posts
• How To Get Rent Relief In New York City
• Push To Replace Columbus Day In Boston With Indigenous Peoples' Day
• Dr. Oz Discusses What It Means If The FDA Grants Emergency Authorization Of Regeneron's Experimental Antibody Cocktail
• "SNL" Star Chloe Fineman Joins Drew To Discuss Her Spot-On Impression Featured Last Week On "Saturday Night Live"
• Helix Lab Company Cleared In Florida COVID-19 Data Problem
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 2,254 New Coronavirus Cases Over Last 48 Hours
• Patients getting slammed by surprise coronavirus-related costs
• St. Paul Police Make Arrest In Deadly W. Stevens St. Shooting
• Young Americans More Likely To Say No To Alcohol, Study Finds
• Cincinnati Reds legend Joe Morgan dead at 77
• Texas Real Estate Developer At Center Of Bribery Claims Threatens To Sue AG Ken Paxton Over Dropped Case
• Senate Hearings Begin For Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett
• Red Sox Add More Fuel To Alex Cora Speculation With Series Of Moves To Coaching Staff
• Here's Why You Don't Need A Negative Coronavirus Test To Leave Isolation
• Seal Beach Police Officer Recovering After Being Struck By Alleged Drunk Driver During Traffic Stop
• MSP And DPD Investigating Shootings Around Detroit & On I-94 Over Weekend
• Wis. Judge Upholds Mask Order For Enclosed Spaces, Says Legislature Can Overturn It
• Driverless Boat Spun Into Circles Before Slamming Into St. Lucie River Dock
• Report: NFL Likely To Add Week 18, Possibly Week 19, Due To COVID-19
• Wisconsin Judge Upholds Gov. Tony Evers' Mask Mandate
• Marist College Goes Remote, Suspends Activities After COVID-19 Cases Linked To Off-Campus Gathering
• More Than 1.6 Million Floridians Have Already Voted By Mail, 246K In Miami-Dade & Broward
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 179 New Coronavirus Cases, No New Deaths In Past 48 Hours
• 65% Of Marylanders Support Black Lives Matter Movement, New Poll Suggests
• Lakers win NBA Finals; LeBron James secures fourth championship
• Cowboys QB Dak Prescott Suffers Gruesome Ankle Injury In Giants Game
• Dr. Oz Asks Dr. Hotez If He Thinks Therapies, Like Antibody Cocktails, Become Obsolete Once A Vaccine Is Approved
• Vanessa Bryant on Lakers title: "Wish Kobe and Gigi were here"
• Arrest Made In Miami Beach Double Shooting
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 504 Cases Added, Hospitalizations & Positivity Rate Drop Slightly
• VIDEO: Bald Eagle Found Injured At Lake Hogan Released Back Into The Wild
• One Day At A Time Stars Rita Moreno, Isabella Gomez On Show's CBS Premiere: 'What's Really Special Is It Takes On Very Difficult Topics, But Does So With Enormous Heart And Soul'
• Poll: 66% Of Marylanders View Police Favorably, But Most Want Some Reform
• Pepperell Firefighters Help Free Cow Stuck In The Mud
• Crowd Damages Minneapolis Police Squad Car As Drivers Do Burnouts, Donuts On Downtown Streets
• Here's Where You Can Get COVID-19 Tested In Maryland This Week, Including 12 New Montgomery County Sites
• Jimmy Garoppolo Benched By 49ers, Making Patriots Prophecies Look All The More Preposterous
• Leader of NYC lockdown protest arrested on riot charge
• PTL Links: October 12, 2020
• Black Churches Mobilizing Voters Despite COVID-19 Challenges
• Detroit To Upgrade Municipal Parking System, Add Kiosks
• Students Protest Santa Clara County Supervisor Simitian's Position On Sex Assault Study
• Get Your Finger On The 'Buy' Button, Amazon Isn't The Only Company Offering Deals This Week
• Funeral Being Held For 10-Month-Old Zara Scruggs Who Died After Allegedly Being Raped By Father
• 12-year-old on soaring through college: "I just grasp information quickly"
• South Dakota Reports 38% Positivity Rate In Daily Virus Tests
• Europe tightens restrictions as COVID-19 cases rise
• Search Continues For Driver In Deadly Queens Hit-And-Run
• Senate Judiciary Committee Begins Confirmation Hearings For SCOTUS Nominee Amy Coney Barrett
• Ali Holman Recipe: No-Bake Protein Balls
• Brace Yourselves Angelenos, Another Heat Wave Roils The Southland This Week
• How to watch Amy Coney Barrett's Senate confirmation hearings
• Officials Investigating Walled Lake Schools Cyber Attack
• Western Michigan, a longtime GOP stronghold, now a battleground
• Virginia Driver Killed After Losing Control Of Runaway Pickup Truck In Frederick County
• Breaking COVID-19 News Minute: Can Masks Give You Immunity?
• Gottlieb predicts "a lot of death and disease" before end of year
• Vanessa Bryant Celebrates Lakers Title: 'Wish Kobe And Gigi Were Here To See This'
• Maryland Holds Steady As New COVID-19 Cases Are Up By At Least 50% In 5 States
• Pittsburgh Police Find Missing Man In Need Of Medical Attention
• Chicago Weekend Violence: 53 People Shot, 5 Fatally In Weekend Shootings
• 5th Night Of Protesting Over Wisconsin Police Shooting More Peaceful
• Maine Dog Groomers Treat Lost Stuffed Puppy To 'Relaxing Spa Day'
• Unique Twist To Cal-Stanford Rivalry; Stanford Economists, Berkeley Scientists Dominate Nobel Prize Awards This Year
• Watch Now: Confirmation Hearing For Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett
• Microsoft Disrupts Huge Malware Network They Say Massive Could Have Affected Election
• Report: Patriots Don't Believe They Have A COVID Outbreak At Gillette
• Street to be renamed after Trayvon Martin
• Man Killed In Crash On I-57 At 147th Street
• COVID: Bay Area Medical Experts Dispute Trump Claims Of COVID Immunity After Infection
• LeBron James' voting organization kicks off soccer star campaign
• Prep Yourself, It's 'World Pulled Pork' Day!
• Coast Guard Urges Use Of Life Jackets Following Tragic Tahoe Drowning
• Deputies Save Man's House Boat From Sinking Into Delta
• UC Davis Researcher Studying Whether Dogs Can Detect The Smell Of COVID-19
• Asymptomatic Cam Newton 'Roaring' To Return To Football Field, According To His Father
• Jackknifed Tractor-Trailer Snarls Traffic Along Blue Route
• #WhenWeAllVote Takes Over Miami As Art Joins With Activism
• 2 Americans win Nobel in economics for auction innovations
• Divers attempt to defuse WWII "earthquake bomb"
• Will Fans Be Allowed To Attend Sunday's Eagles-Ravens Game At Lincoln Financial Field?
• 5 Injured, Including 2 Children, In NW Baltimore Fire; Officials Investigating Possible Explosion
• Will This Be The Last Columbus Day In Philadelphia?
• Federal Judge Upholds Minnesota's Extended Ballot Counting Agreement
• One Person Killed, Another In Critical Condition Following Multi-Vehicle Accident In South Side Slopes
• Fire In Humboldt Park Injures Firefighter, Displaces 4 People
• State Officials To Announce Legislation To Change Columbus Day To Indigenous Peoples' Day
• No New Positives For Patriots In Sunday's Round Of Testing
• Museum Of The American Revolution Wraps Up Indigenous Peoples' Weekend Celebration
• First Segment Of New Jersey's Bear Hunt Off To Wet Start
• President Trump, Former VP Joe Biden Make Campaign Stops In Florida This Week
• After Ankle Injury, City Of Dallas Lights Up Downtown Skyline In Blue For Cowboys QB Dak Prescott
• Twitter flags Trump claims about his COVID-19 status
• The Original Oyster House Celebrates 150th Anniversary
• Maryland Weather: Damp Monday As Remnants Of Delta Roll Through
• Denver shooting suspect not a licensed security guard, city says
• Portland protesters pull down statues of Teddy Roosevelt, Lincoln
• Fauci pushes back on use of comments in Trump campaign ad
• "Asteroid" entering Earth's orbit may be a 1966 NASA rocket
• Just What Can Be Done To Stop Towing Companies From Charging Exorbitant Fees?
• Black man led by rope by cops on horseback suing for $1 million
• Working For Chicago: With Even More Holiday Shoppers Going Online This Year, Seasonal Job Market Shifts Too
• Pittsburgh Weather: Dry Conditions Monday, Cooler Temperatures On The Way
• Battleground Tracker: Biden leads in Michigan and Nevada, race tied in Iowa
• What to watch in Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation hearings
• 'A Big Boom' | Neighbor Says They've Never Seen Anything Like NW Baltimore Fire, Possible Explosion
• President Trump Tweets Baltimore Was A 'Complete & Total Disaster' During Obama/Biden Administration
• Home Depot Hiring Over 580 For Hourly Positions In Chicago-Area Stores
• Firefighters Rescue Man Stuck In Trash Chute At Retirement Community In Logan Square
• Nearly 14,000 Ballots Turned In During Allegheny County's First Weekend Of Opening Satellite Voting Locations
• Mother falls into Lake Tahoe and drowns; 6 kids and man rescued
• CBS Announcer Greg Gumbel Apologizes For Repeatedly Calling Lamar Jackson 'Murray' During Ravens vs. Bengals Game
• Chicago Weather: Scattered Showers, Thunderstorms
• Philadelphia Weather: Soggy Monday Across Region As Remnants Of Delta Arrive
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Expect Some Serious Downpours On Columbus Day
• At Least 1 Injured Following Two-Vehicle Crash On Route 70 In Pemberton Township
• Schenley Park's Christopher Columbus Statue Covered In Plastic Ahead Of Columbus Day
• Dozens Of Student-Athletes Quarantining Following Positive COVID-19 Test On Serra Catholic High School Football Team
• Miami Lakes Man Accused Of Filming Sexually Graphic Videos Of Woman, Posting Online Without Her Consent
• One Person Killed In Single-Vehicle Crash Along Rt. 30 In Hempfield Township
• Christopher Columbus Statue In Schenley Park Covered, Wrapped In Plastic
• New Owners Plan To Put Two Restaurants Inside Former Original Hot Dog Shop Building
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• At Least 500 People Gather At Vigil For 10-Month-Old Girl Who Died After Allegedly Being Raped By Father
• Pikesville Volunteer Firefighters Help Save Neighbor's Home
• Philadelphia Union Welcome Soccer Fans Back As Coronavirus Restrictions Loosened
• Demonstrators In Boston, Somerville Call For Extension Of Massachusetts Eviction Moratorium

Videos from October 12, 2020

• McConnell and McGrath face off in Kentucky Senate debate
• Lawmakers lay out arguments for and against Trump's Supreme Court nominee
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• California woman missing for nearly a week in Utah's Zion National Park
• 10/12/20: Red and Blue
• Trump expresses frustration with Attorney General Barr
• Trump returns to campaign trail with Florida rally
• Trump and Biden fight for senior voters in Florida and other battleground states
• Amy Coney Barrett casts herself in the mold of Antonin Scalia on Day 1 of Supreme Court hearings
• Trump tests negative for coronavirus ahead of first campaign rally since diagnosis
• Roberta McCain, mother of late Senator John McCain, dies at 108
• Immigrant family faces uncertain future in the U.S. one year after leaving detention center
• 1 dead in shooting at Denver protest
• Public health officials sound alarm over surge in new coronavirus cases
• How the 2020 election is a "test for democracy"
• Confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett begin
• Biden making a push in battleground states
• CBS Evening News, October 12, 2020
• Trump returns to campaign trail following coronavirus infection
• CBS News poll: Biden leads Trump in Michigan and Nevada, race tied in Iowa
• Amy Coney Barrett's opening statement at Supreme Court confirmation hearing
• Chants of "Kobe" ring out in Los Angeles after Lakers win NBA title
• Extremist groups exploit social media's promise of global community
• Trump to rejoin campaign trail less than 2 weeks after contracting COVID-19
• Senator Kamala Harris: Republicans trying to "jam through" Amy Coney Barrett nomination
• Despite Trump's claims, immunity from COVID-19 is not a sure thing, doctors say
• Senator Feinstein's opening statement at Amy Coney Barrett confirmation hearing
• Senator Graham's opening statement at Amy Coney Barrett confirmation hearing
• Gretchen Rubin's tips for having more patience and how it improves happiness
• Trump plans rally, claims he's immune to COVID-19 despite medical uncertainty
• Aaron Sorkin discusses movie "The Trial of the Chicago 7" and his "West Wing" reunion
• 12-year-old genius recruited by Georgia Tech
• Rheumatoid arthritis: How to manage symptoms with wellness techniques
• Preview of Amazon's Prime Day sales
• As many schools begin the year online, officials struggle with how to feed students
• Analysis of the 2020 presidential race as President Trump returns to the campaign trail
• Some European countries show record spikes in coronavirus infection rates
• Hurricane Delta wreaks havoc along Louisiana coastline weeks after Hurricane Laura
• President Trump declares he is "immune" from COVID-19 as he prepares to resume campaign travel
• President Trump hits the campaign trail for the first time since his COVID-19 diagnosis
• Confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett set to begin