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Articles from October 13, 2020

• Beverly Hills Bans Trick-Or-Treating, Orders Halloween Street Closures
• Couple That Canceled Dream Wedding Months Ago Due To COVID-19 Says They Still Haven't Been Reimbursed
• Riverside, Ventura Remain In Red Tier; San Bernardino Stays In Purple
• Police: Security Footage Captures Woman On 710 Freeway Before She Was Struck Multiple Times, Killed
• Alleged Neglect At Almost Like Home Assisted Living Center: Family Claims Arvada Facility Allowed Woman To 'Suffer'
• Denver Public Schools Postpones In-Person Learning For Middle & High School Students
• Dog Found Safe Days After Rollover Crash In Telluride
• 'Leave A Legacy': Kobe Bryant Looks Over Champion Lakers In New Mid-City Mural
• New Children's Hospital Colorado Clinic For Two Rare Syndromes Gives Families Hope
• East Bay Regional Parks Closing During Red Flag Warning
• Megan Thee Stallion Opens Up In 'Why I Speak Up For Black Women' Op-Ed About Domestic Violence
• Nevada County Sheriff To Pair Therapists With Deputies On Mental Health Calls
• Modesto Restaurant Chain Facing $60,000 In Fines After Allowing Indoor Dining
• Day Care Provider Amanda Anderson Arrested In Death Of 3-Month-Old Girl
• Arlington Police Seize Pickup From Deadly Hit-And-Run, Still Looking For Driver
• 'It's Not Okay': Bay Area Election Official, Legal Expert Weighs In On Ballot Harvesting
• Trump Urges Congress To 'Go Big Or Go Home' On Coronavirus Stimulus Bill
• Pfizer To Start Testing Its Coronavirus Vaccine In Children As Young As 12
• I-Team: Man Accused Of Breaking Into Gov. Charlie Baker's House
• Some Boston Restaurants Plan To Hibernate, Reopen In Spring
• Neighbors Call Out Young People In South Boston For Parties During Pandemic
• Gloucester Student Said Teacher Criticized Him For Supporting President Trump
• Reserve Township Residents And Owner Of Junkyard At Odds
• Waldorf Astoria Hotel Auction Sets Up In Taunton
• Keller @ Large: President Trump's Campaign Schedule Shows He Is In Trouble
• 'It's Hard To Sleep' | Pregnant Woman Injured In NW Baltimore Townhouse Fire Describes Moment Blaze Ripped Through Building
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/14 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Long Beach, 7-Eleven Named In Federal Civil Rights Suit
• Chicago Weather: One More Mild Day
• 2 Suspects Remain Held Without Bail In Murder Of MTA Bus Driver Marcus Parks Sr.
• 17-Year-Old Stephen Jarrod Davis II Denied Bond, Charged In Five-Year-Old Half-Sister's Murder
• 'It's Essential To Be Careful' | Doctors Fear Spike In COVID-19 Cases As Winter Looms
• Aluminum Can Shortage Threatens Some Craft Brewers
• LA-Based Riot Games Gets Feature In iPhone 12 Launch Event To Tease Upcoming 'Wild Rift' Mobile Game
• Former High School Football Coach In Gaithersburg Charged With Sexual Offenses Against 2 Players
• Jets Release Running Back Le'Veon Bell
• Volunteers Board Up Wide-Open Abandoned Homes In Harvey, Only To Have City Tell Them It's Illegal And Threaten Citations
• 37 People Test Positive For COVID-19 After Long Island Sweet Sixteen, County Executive Calls Party 'A Superspreader Event'
• NYPD Chief Of Patrol Fausto Pichardo Resigns
• Work Halted At Fulton Market Building Where Cannabis Dispensary Wants To Open
• Teachers Association Of Baltimore County Voices Concerns Over Plans To Return To In-Person Learning
• Glen Ridge Joins Other New Jersey Towns In Banning Trick-Or-Treating For Halloween
• 13-Year-Old Girl Critically Wounded, Brother Killed In Humboldt Park Shooting
• Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett Faces Questions On Day 2 Of Senate Hearings
• 'Cheer' Star Jerry Harris Sexually Assaulted 15-Year-Old Boy In Public Restroom, Prosecutors Claim
• Philadelphia Eagles Allowing Fans Back At Lincoln Financial Field After City Gives New Guidance On Gatherings
• Russian spies living among us: Inside the FBI's "Operation Ghost Stories"
• Police: Boy Briefly Kidnapped In Minneapolis Auto Theft
• State Senate GOP Blames Dems For Letting Riots Escalate In New Report
• Minnesota To Expand Free COVID Saliva Testing Program To 10 Sites
• What Exactly Do We Know About COVID And Kids?
• The Oven Pizza Company Raising Money For Mary Maloney
• Fmr. Gopher Dan Coleman 'Not Going Anywhere' After Real Estate Endeavor Collided With George Floyd's Death
• Sacramento Unified School District, Teachers Unions At Odds Over In-Person Learning
• Sunshine Mills Recalls Dog Food Due To Possible Mold Contamination
• Vice President Pence To Campaign In Grand Rapids Wednesday
• Detroit Mayor Says 'Yes' To Proposal N, Community Advocates Say 'No'
• 2 Cited In Confrontation Outside Courthouse After Hearing For Alleged Martinez BLM Mural Vandals
• Pres. Donald Trump Returns To Pennsylvania, Holds Campaign Rally In Johnstown
• Despite Ninth-Inning Rally, Dodgers Fall 8-7 To Braves In NLCS Game 2
• Woman Accused Of Posing As Real Estate Agent, Breaking Into Truckee Homes For Sale
• 3 Men Appear In Court Over Plot To Kidnap Gov. Whitmer
• Man Accused Of Running Over 1-Year-Old Girl And Her Father Could Face Death Penalty
• Steve Pankey Arrested in 1984 Murder Of Jonelle Matthews From Greeley
• $50,000 Reward Offered In Fatal Los Angeles Hit-And-Run
• Christmas In The City Co-Founder Jake Kennedy Dies After ALS Battle
• City Sculpture Park
• Florida Gators Pausing All Football Activities After 'Increase In Positive COVID Tests Among Players'
• Private Event Industry Supporters March On State Capitol Demanding Reopening Plan
• Paul Robeson High School Principal Named Best In Country For Turning Around West Philly School On Brink Of Closure
• COVID Reopening: San Jose Restaurant Operators Excited To Bring Guests Indoors
• Pursuit Suspect In Custody After Hours-Long Search In North Sacramento
• Del. Nick Mosby Responds To Reports That The IRS Filed $45K Lien Against Him, City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby For Unpaid Back Taxes
• Chapman University Working To Manage COVID-19 Outbreak
• Child Struck By Vehicle Critically Injured In Parker, Texas
• Lemont Residents Advised To Expect Discolored Water Due To Fire Hydrant Flow Testing
• Parents Turning To Tutoring As Students Continue To Face Pressures Of Online Learning
• Reopening: Some East Bay Parents Rally For In-Person Classes; Experts Urge Slow Transition
• Washington County Humane Society Rescues 21 Pigs Left Behind After Eviction
• Dormont Officials Locate Missing 12-Year-Old Cassie Nowalk
• WATCH: Behind-The-Scenes Look As Pittsburgh Archive Department Documents The Past
• Mom Who Drowned Boating In Lake Tahoe Leaves Behind 3 Children
• Suspect Arrested In Shooting That Left 9-Year-Old Makaylah Brent Dead, Police Say
• Man Shot On Lake Shore Drive Near Field Museum, Soldier Field
• Police: 15-Year-Old Boy Shot 3 Times, Critically Injured In West Philadelphia
• Suspect Arrested In Connection To Murder Of Sonora Man Matthew Winks
• VP Mike Pence To Campaign In Miami
• Single Mother Surprised With Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of Furniture & Down-Payment Assistance
• Man Shot, Critically Wounded In South Shore
• Marine relieved of duty after deadly AAV accident in California
• Joe Biden Courts Senior, Black, Jamaican Vote In Pembroke Pines, Miramar
• Delaware Man, Group Charged With Plotting To Kidnap Michigan Governor Also Targeted Virginia Gov. Northam, FBI Agent Says
• "Drive-thru drama" brings theater outdoors
• Outdoor Diner Struck By SUV In San Jose Dies Of Her Injuries
• Cook County Acknowledges Backlog As Many Voters Get Message That System Can't Verify Their Registration
• Judge Orders Flint To Check Water Lines In Newer Neighborhoods - 'A Deal Is A Deal'
• Retired FDNY Commissioner Carlos Rivera Dies At 86
• Philadelphia, Benjamin Franklin Parkway Homeless Encampment Leaders Reach Agreement To End Site
• Man Accused Of Shooting And Killing Makaylah Brent Had Been Arrested Earlier This Year No Stranger To The Law
• Former Steelers RB Le'Veon Bell Released By New York Jets
• Federal Appeals Court Blocks Texas Ban On Second-Trimester Abortion Procedure
• Over 600 LAPD Employees Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• LA County Reports 790 New COVID-19 Cases, 18 Deaths
• Death Of Paddleboarder Adds To Record Number Of Drownings At State Parks
• Philadelphia Police: 27-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Shot Multiple Times In Back Of Head In Brewerytown
• Fort Worth Man Suspected Of Setting 6 Recent Fires Arrested
• Gov. Newsom Releases Recommendations On Police Tactics During Protests
• Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw Scratched From Game 2 Start In NL Championship Series
• More Live Outdoor Concerts To Be Held At The Frederick Fairgrounds
• Cambridge Cancels City-Sponsored Halloween Events
• Ocean City, Maryland Recreation And Parks Hosting 'Halloween Spook Out' Event At Northside Park
• 'It's Happening To A Lot Of Us': Riverside County Voters Concerned About Missing Mail-In Ballots
• Final Member Of 'Trained To Go' Gang Sentenced To Over 11 Years In Federal Prison
• Sonoma County Officials Warn Voters About Unofficial Ballot Drop Boxes
• Palo Alto Attempted Carjacking Suspect Arrested After Officer Uses Stun Gun
• Astros Pitcher Zack Greinke Says He Enjoys Playing Without Fans In Ballparks
• Ridley-Thomas Sends LA City Council Race Opponent Yoo Cease And Desist Letter Over Website Using His Name
• Biden continues to outspend Trump on TV ads
• Contra Costa County Officials Begin Processing Flood Of Early Ballots
• Ohio State Settles More Sexual Abuse Cases Bringing Totals To Over $46M
• Eversource Officially Acquires Columbia Gas As Result Of 2018 Explosions
• Maryland Is The Fourth Most Politically Engaged State In 2020, Study Says
• Deer Creek Canyon Park Reopens: 'Mountain Lion Activity Remains Possible' Officials Warn
• Long Lines Don't Deter North Texans On First Day Of Early Voting: 'We Were So Excited To Come Here To Vote'
• Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Offers New Protections For Customers
• Minneapolis Violence Interrupters Could Stop Crime Before It Happens, But Neighbors Want Immediate Solutions To Uptick In Violence
• Orange County Reports No New Coronavirus Deaths For Second-Straight Day, 178 Additional Cases
• Supreme Court Halts Census Count In Most Recent Twist Of 2020 Count
• Used Vehicle Prices Are Up As Supply Drops, But Relief Is Coming
• New York City Council Committee Approves Bill Allowing Electric, Propane Heaters For Outdoor Dining
• Orange County DA Says Ballots Dropped In Unofficial Boxes Will Be Counted
• National Guard Called To Austin Nursing Home To Help With COVID Outbreak
• California GOP To Defy Secretary Of State's 'Cease And Desist' Order Against Ballot Harvesting
• More Than 2.6 Million Registered Voters In Pennsylvania Have Applied For A Mail-In Ballot
• Minneapolis Neighbors Join Forces For Pod-Style Learning
• Police Seek Identity Of West Baltimore Homicide Suspect
• Radee Prince Case: Jury Selection Begins In Trial Of Man Accused Of Killing 3 People, Injuring 2 At Advanced Granite Solutions
• About 70 People Detained After Anaheim Police Raid Suspected Gambling Operation
• More Than 2.6 Million Mail-In Ballots Requested In Pennsylvania So Far
• Salvation Army DuBois Hosting Virtual Turkey Trot
• Texas Reports October High 5,209 New Coronavirus Cases
• Dallas County Reports 606 New Positive Coronavirus Cases, 1 Death
• Sunshine Mills Expands Dog Food Recall Over Mold Concerns
• Long Island's Anthony DeLucia Pursues His Dream Of Creating Custom Cleats For New York Mets, Yankees
• Duo Charged With Killing Man's Girlfriend, Dumping Body In Lake In Salisbury, Sheriff's Office Says
• Plans To Alter Chicago's Lake Shore Drive Hit A Bump: 'They're Proposing To Rebuild More Of The Same'
• Salvation Army Asks For Volunteers As It Prepares To Launch Red Kettle Campaign Next Month
• Conchata Ferrell, Who Played Berta On 'Two And A Half Men,' Dead At 77
• Trump makes plea to suburban women in Pennsylvania
• Why are jail phone calls so expensive?
• 14-Hour Standoff Following Metal Pipe Assault In Sunnyvale Ends With Suspect Arrest
• 72-Year-Old Woman Missing From Burlingame Care Facility For A Week
• What's Your State's Favorite Halloween Candy? Maryland's May Surprise You
• 10 California Counties, Including Sutter & Stanislaus, See Restrictions Eased While Risks Remain
• Cowboys Sign QB Garrett Gilbert From Browns After Dak Prescott Injury
• Passaic Dignity House Offers A Place For Homeless Individuals To Receive Mail
• Sheetz Looking To Hire More Than 3K Employees Companywide
• Prosecutors In George Floyd Case Ask For 2-Day Sealing Of Documents
• COVID-19 Update: State Releases Official Guidance On Halloween Celebrations, Strongly Discourages Trick-Or-Treating
• Sunshine Mills Expands Dog Food Recall Over Concerns Products May Contain Mold Byproduct
• 3 Early Voting Centers In Tarrant County Open Late Due To Poll Worker's Positive Coronavirus Test
• Boulder Allowed To Have Groups Of 6 People After Drop In Coronavirus Cases
• Brooklyn Woman Finds Her Calling With Free Virtual Tutoring, College Counseling Platform For Low-Income Students
• Covid-19 Death Rate Has Fallen, But Experts Caution Virus Is Not Milder
• Earl Harvey, Publisher & CEO Of Philadelphia's Black Professionals News, Dies At 65
• 'Teach Chicago Tomorrow' Aims To Recruit More Educators Of Color To Mirror Student Body
• Raven Gant's Mother, Set To Testify In Her Murder Trial, Founds Domestic Violence Foundation
• Here's How To Stop Receiving Political Text Messages On Your Phone
• Despite Rise In COVID-19 Cases In New Jersey, Gov. Murphy Officially Gives Indoor Sports The Green Light
• Gervonta 'Tank' Davis Preparing In Las Vegas For Upcoming Fight Against Leo Santa Cruz
• Medusa Statue Unveiled In Manhattan Park As Tribute To #MeToo Movement
• Indiana, 3 Other States Added To Chicago Travel Quarantine Order As Cases In Hoosier State Continue To Surge
• On First Day Of Early Voting In Texas, Former Second Lady Jill Biden Campaigns In Dallas For Her Husband
• Council Rock High School North & Neumann-Goretti Closed For In-Person Learning After Students Test Positive For COVID-19
• Thousands Of Montgomery County Residents Under Boil Water Advisory As Crews Work To Repair Ruptured Water Main
• Minnesota Supreme Court Race: A Look At The 2 Candidates Vying For The Spot This November
• Recalled: Widely-Used Diabetes Drug With High Levels Of Cancer-Causing Agent
• Denver Begins Construction On New Affordable Housing At Historic Pancratia Hall
• LAFD's New Firefighting Robot Rolls Into Action Early At Downtown LA Building Fire
• Texan Waives Extradition After Allegedly Killing Pregnant Woman And Removing Baby From Womb
• 'Two and a Half Men' Star Conchata Ferrell Dies at 77 After Long Career
• 3 Shot in Chicago's University Village Are Recovering In Local Hosptials
• Pittsburgh Mail Carrier Caught On Video Allegedly Dumping Undelivered Mail In Trash
• Tanker Truck Flips Over, Spills Alcohol On Archer Avenue In Palos Township
• Miami-Dade Police Launch Investigation Following Fatal Shooting In Brownsville
• State Comptroller DiNapoli Urges Federal Government To Provide Emergency Funding To Struggling MTA
• South Philly Businesses Hoping For Boost As Eagles Fans Return To Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday
• 'Learn The Warning Signs Of Online Scams' During Amazon Prime Day
• Pregnant Woman Fatally Shot In Jeffery Manor; Baby In Critical Condition
• Delaware Rep. Say Residents Need To 'Vote Like Your Life Depends On It,' Request Mail-In Ballot
• US Supreme Court Halts 2020 Census Count
• St. Paul Police Investigate Deadly Shooting On City's East Side
• Civilian Office Of Police Accountability Wraps Up Investigation Of CPD Shooting Of Ariel Roman At Red Line Station
• Plot To Kidnap Michigan Gov. Whitmer Underscores Threat Domestic Terror Groups Pose, FBI Says
• Delaware Officials Say Young Adults 'Driving A Lot Of New Positive Cases' As COVID-19 Hospitalizations On Rise
• 5 Arrested In Vandalism, Toppling Of Junipero Serra Statue At San Rafael Church
• Hawaii Certifies Oakland Airport, COVID-19 Testing Center As State Reopens To Tourists
• WATCH: Meet 'The Amazing Race's Massachusetts Love Birds Alana Folsom And Leo Brown
• 'You Should Not Go Trick-Or-Treating': California Health Officials Offer Tips For A Virtual Halloween
• Caught On Video: Bear Nabs Pumpkin Off Homeowner's Porch
• WATCH: Meet 'The Amazing Race's Sibling Duo Aparna Dhinakaran And Eswar Dhinakaran
• MAST Academy Reopens After In-Person Learning Canceled Due To 2 COVID Positive Students
• Joe Biden The Overwhelming Favorite In Mock Election Held By California Students
• Arrest Affidavit For Matthew Dolloff Details Events Leading Up To Deadly Shooting At Protest
• First-Time Voters Eager To Cast Ballots: 'I Feel Like I'm Being Heard'
• Community-Funded K-9 Helps Make Crucial Drug Bust In Western Wisconsin
• Secure Halloween Decor, Long Period Of Windy Weather Ahead For Colorado
• N.J. Organization Troubled By Letters From President Trump Taking Credit For Food Appearing In Donation Boxes
• Facebook Announces Ban On Anti-Vaccination Ads But Not Posts
• 'Very Worrisome': Gov. Jared Polis Says Colorado Hospital Capacity Will Soon Be In Jeopardy If COVID Cases Continue To Rise
• Prosecutors: Men Charged With Murder Of Philadelphia Police Sgt. James O'Connor Boasted Of Killing In Jail
• House Speaker Jose Oliva Questions Florida's COVID-19 Death Toll
• Mullen Fire Claims Dozens Of Buildings, Evacuations Remain
• Supreme Court Allows Census Count To End October 31, Siding With Trump Administration
• Search Underway For Missing Hiker Joy Cipoletti In Sangre de Cristo Mountains
• U.S. Supreme Court Allows Trump Administration To Halt Census Count
• President Trump Returns To Miami On Thursday Night, MacArthur Causeway To Be Shutdown
• Red Flag Warning Declared For North Bay, East Bay, Santa Cruz Mountains - 'Critical Fire Weather Conditions'
• NYPD Takes First Step In Reinventing Itself, Announces Partnership And Upcoming Community Forums
• WATCH: Meet 'The Amazing Race's Father-Son Ballers Jerry Eaves And Frank Eaves
• As Teens Struggle With Mental Health During Pandemic, Winters Mill High School Students Start Club To Break Stigma
• New Wildfire In Calaveras County Near Copperopolis; 20 Acres Burned So Far
• Appeals Court Throws Out Decision To Extend Ballot Counting In Indiana Until Nov. 13
• Cameron Peak Fire Containment Line Grows To 56%
• COVID-19 Reopening: Alameda, Santa Clara Counties Move Into Orange Tier
• Gov. Murphy Releases $100 Million In CARES Act Funding To Aid New Jersey Small Businesses Ravaged By Pandemic
• WATCH: 'The Amazing Race's DeAngelo Williams And Gary Barnidge Team Up Like Never Before
• Apple Unveils 5G iPhone Lineup, Smart Speaker At Virtual Event
• Trail Ridge Road Reopens In Rocky Mountain National Park After Snow, Wind Kept It Closed
• Woman Who Drowned In Lake Tahoe Had 3 Children
• Caught On Video: Suspect In West Village Sex Assault
• Record 1.3 Million In Minn. Have Requested Mail-In Ballots So Far
• Man Facing Child Neglect Charges After State Police Find His Daughter Next To Drug Paraphernalia In Motel Room
• Walsh Says He'll Back All Recommendations From Boston Police Reform Task Force
• Aldermen Vote Down Mayor Lori Lightfoot's Proposal To Scale Back Cross-Lobbying Ban
• Florida educators say pandemic "is not going anywhere in the near future"
• Dr. Dave Hnida On New Study: 'Men, We're Idiots' When It Comes To Coronavirus Prevention Measures
• Flying To Havana? American Airlines To Resume 'Scheduled Service To Cuba' From Miami
• Gov. Baker Warns About Upcoming Holidays, Rise Of Coronavirus Among Young Adults
• December 5 SAT Exam Will Be Administered At 10 Baltimore County Public High Schools
• Citing Safety Reasons, Eli Lilly Halts COVID Treatment Trial
• Volunteers Take Part In Downtown Baltimore Cleanup, Remove Trash From 106-Block Area
• Dognapped! Coconut Creek Police Searching For 'Kobe' Stolen French Bulldog Puppy
• 'This Is Such A Special City' | Local Tour Guide Goes Virtual Amid Coronavirus Pandemic To Highlight Sites Around Baltimore
• Little Tokyo Service Center, SoCalGas Team Up With Local Restaurants To Deliver Meals To Seniors
• After Johnson & Johnson Pauses Coronavirus Vaccine Trial, Pittsburgh Doctor Says Halting Trial Is 'Very Common'
• Health Department Launches 'Fight The Flu' Campaign Encouraging Marylanders To Get Flu Shot
• COVID-19 Reopening: Contra Costa Officials Say Move To Orange Tier, Reduced Restrictions Expected Soon
• West Bloomfield Man Charged In Execution-Style Killing Of 6-Year-Old Boy, 2 Others
• Zuckerberg, Chan Donate $100M More to Help Election Offices
• Irvine Man Faces Federal Charges Of Setting Fire To Unmarked Santa Monica Police Vehicle During Protests
• Donald Trump Leading Joe Biden In Montgomery County Bakery's Cookie Presidential Poll
• Gilroy Street Remains Closed As Explosion Investigation Continues
• Man Accused Of Burning Biden-Harris Hay Display Held Without Bail
• Apple Ditching The Ear Buds And Charger For Its Newest iPhone Lineup
• Pastrnak, Marchand May Miss Start Of Next Season
• MSHDA Streamlines Process For Landlords With Tenants Facing Eviction
• Gov. Wolf Pushing Lawmakers On Legalization Of Recreational Marijuana, Citing Economic Impact
• 'Evidence Of Community Spread': Westmoreland County Battling Increase In Coronavirus Cases
• Man And Woman Arrested For Murder At Hotel Near Dallas Love Field
• Suspected Man With A Gun Leads Police On Chase Before Arrest In Camarillo
• Gov. Murphy Announces Over $100 Million In Economic Relief To Support New Jersey Residents, Businesses Affected By COVID-19
• 19-Year-Old Woman Shot In Chest In South Baltimore
• 'Joyous Moment': Franklin Park Zoo Welcomes Baby Pygmy Hippo
• Judge: Truck Driver's Miranda Rights Not Violated After Crash That Killed 7
• Maryland Zoo In Baltimore Gives New Home To Baby Chimpanzee
• Now Hiring: Dallas-Based Country Club Operator Looking To Add Hospitality And Sales Staff
• Apple unveils iPhone 12 and HomePod Mini
• Stephon Gilmore's Wife Says His Dinner With Cam Newton Never Happened
• Savage Man Could Face Up To 20 Years In Prison For Multiple Tax Crimes
• Californians 'Strongly Discouraged' From Trick-Or-Treating This Halloween
• Massachusetts Reports 632 New Coronavirus Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
• Walt Whitman Bridge To Close Overnight For Overhead Sign Installation
• 'Very, Very Concerning': Wisconsin Hits New Daily Records With 3,279 COVID-19 Cases And 34 Deaths
• Body Found In Rustic Inn Parking Lot Last Week Identified As 31-Year-Old Woman Da Laine Eldean Johnson
• Library Staffer At The Maryland City At Russett Library Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Southfield Public Library Closed For Cleaning After Employee Tests Positive For Covid-19
• Apple Ditching The Ear Buds And Charger Brick For Its Newest iPhone Lineup
• Cache Creek Casino And Resort, Closed For Weeks Due To Cyber Attack, Reopens
• Southlake Town Square Murder Suspect Added To FBI's 10 Most Wanted List
• Petting Zoo, Crafts & More: Harbor Harvest Fall Children's Festival Goes Virtual
• Metallica Hosting First Pay-Per-View Concert for Charity
• Lightfoot On Fans At Soldier Field: 'We're Having Conversations'
• NASA astronaut, two cosmonauts, rocket toward space station
• Pittsburgh Adding Smart Garbage Cans To Neighborhood Business Districts
• LA Officials Finalize Deal To House Thousands Of Homeless People Living Near Freeways
• Minn. Supreme Court To Weigh Fate Of PolyMet Mine Permits
• 'NCIS,' 'Young Sheldon' And New Series 'B Positive' Fall Premiere Dates Announced (Plus More)
• North Texas Man Fighting Coronavirus Discharged From Hospital After 103 Days
• Ross Dress For Less Opening Second Compton Store
• DNR Encourages Deer Hunters To Submit CWD Samples
• BSO Detectives Search For 'Brazen, Daytime Burglar' Caught On Surveillance Video
• Hogan Names Amelia Chassé Alcivar New Chief Of Staff Following Roy McGrath's Resignation
• Beetle Infestation Stops Some Surgeries At Decatur, Texas Hospital
• Robot Used For First Time To Put Out Huge Fire At Downtown LA Textile Business
• Cut Cable Shuts Down Virginia's Online Voter Registration On Last Day To Register For General Election
• Dallas Resident Latest To Join Millionaire's Club After $1 Million Win On Scratch Ticket
• Militia members allegedly discussed kidnapping Virginia governor
• Blue Origin chalks up 13th successful test flight
• Plan To Build Pipeline Through Prairie Dog Conservation Area Of Cherry Creek State Park Approved
• Michigan Supreme Court Confirms Whitmer's Orders Are Out
• Baltimore County To Provide $2.5M For Restaurants To Extend Outdoor Dining Season, Improve COVID-19 Safety
• Texas appeals court sides with governor on ballot drop boxes
• Pres. Trump Intensifies Focus On Sen. Harris In Final Weeks Of Campaign
• All Maryland VEIP Sites Reopening Next Week, MDOT MVA Says
• Ridley Township Police Searching For Suspects Responsible For Vandalizing Police & Fire Memorial With Dish Soap
• How To Get Philadelphia Eagles Tickets For 2020 Season
• Dolphins DT Godchaux Expected To Be Sidelined For 3 Months Due To Injury
• Prop. 22: Instacart Provided Some Contract Workers With Stickers, Fliers Promoting Controversial Ballot Measure
• Wife of Pennsylvania's lieutenant governor target of racial slur
• Police: 1 Man Killed, Another Critical After Detroit Double Shooting
• Calling Child Care Workers Heroes, Gov. Walz, Lt. Gov. Flanagan Announce $53.3M In Additional Aid During Pandemic
• USS Detroit Sends Uplifting Message of Support to Detroit on Navy's 245th Birthday
• Pittsburgh Ranks Among Top 100 Places To Live In United States
• Travel Tuesday: How To Dine Out During COVID-19 Pandemic
• CBS Chicago Wins Two National Murrow Awards For '[un]warranted', Its Series About Wrong Police Raids
• Denton County Judge Andy Eads Quarantined As Commissioner Bobbie Mitchell Tests Positive for COVID-19
• Motorcyclist Hospitalized After Swerving To Avoid Hitting Deer In Western Wis.
• Will Fans Be Able To Watch Sunday's Ravens-Eagles Game In-Person In Philly?
• LA Comic Con Cancels Plans For December In-Person Convention
• Gordon Hayward Reaches Out To Dak Prescott After QB Suffers Devastating Ankle Injury
• Brockton Man Accused Of Trying To Kidnap 10-Year-Old Girl Held Without Bail
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 74 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Countywide Total To 13,436
• Wild Horse Fire Burning On Fort Carson Army Post Grows Overnight
• Shannon Blackman Gets More Than 24 Years In Fatal Shooting Of Teen In North Minneapolis
• Equipment Problem At Oakland Lake Merritt BART Station Prompts Major Delays
• Survey Finds Minneapolis & St. Paul Rank Among The Best Cities For People With Disabilities
• Police K-9, Helicopter Help Nab Two Armed Robbery Suspects In Fremont
• Coronavirus In Illinois: State Surpasses 9,000 COVID-19 Deaths, 7-Day Average Positivity Rate Up To 4.5%
• Delta Loses Billions In Third Quarter, Says Recovery Could Take Over Two Years
• Tarrant County Sheriff's Searching For Shooter Who Killed Man After Weekend Road Rage Incident
• Metro State Prepares To Add More On-Campus Options Next Spring
• Wisconsin Absentee Ballots Case May Be Headed To US Supreme Court
• Machu Picchu reopened for a single tourist
• Investigators Trying To Identify Person In Connection With 2-Alarm Blaze At Vacant Anne Arundel County Home
• JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says U.S. needs more stimulus
• Supreme Court rejects appeal from Democrats in Trump emoluments dispute
• New York Weather: Tuesday Afternoon 10/13 CBS2 Weather Headlines
• Former Boulder County Sheriff's Sgt. Christopher Mecca Faces Charges of Assault, Misconduct
• Some Cottonelle Flushable Wipes Recalled Over Bacteria Concerns
• Baltimore Recs & Parks Offers Drive-In Movies Across City This Fall
• FBI Agent: Group Charged In Gov. Whitmer Kidnap Plot Discussed Targeting Virginia Governor
• UC Riverside's On-Campus Coronavirus Testing Lab Processing 400 Samples A Day
• Notre Dame President Ends Quarantine After COVID Diagnosis
• Dodgers Scratch Clayton Kershaw From Game 2 Because Of Back Spasms
• Social Security Recipients In Florida & Across US To See Average Of $20 Per-Month Bump In 2021
• Man Dead, Another Injured In Monday Night Shootings In Baltimore County
• Fire Burn 2 Homes In Santa Rosa Neighborhood Near Coffey Park
• Patrick Marleau, Matt Nieto Return To Sharks On One-Year Deals
• 'Mysterious Islands' Host Kellee Edwards, The First Black Woman To Host A Show For The Travel Channel
• Beloved Boulder Creek Camp For The Differently-Abled Rebuilds After Devastating Wildfire
• North Texans Line Up By The Thousands To Cast Their Ballots On The 1st Day Of Early Voting
• Cottonelle wipes recalled for possible bacteria contamination
• Face the Nation #1 Sunday show in viewers October 11
• Coltin Clark May Be Hiding Out In Denver Area After Attempted Murder Near Fort Lupton
• #FreeAppDay: Tuesday Is Colorado Free Application Day For All 32 Public Colleges, Universities
• Mitt Romney 'Troubled' By Election Politics, Asks Both Sides To 'Tone It Down'
• Henry Repeating Arms Donates 65 Custom Rifles For Michigan Girl's Leukemia Battle
• Baltimore, DC Among Best Places To Retire
• CPD Vehicle Drives Off Kennedy Expressway Overpass At Foster Avenue
• Westmoreland Co. School Districts Close Buildings, Utilize Remote Learning Due To Positive Coronavirus Cases
• Report: Enes Kanter May Not Pick Up Player Option With Celtics
• Chicago Police Department Welcomes New Recruits
• Antioch Woman on Bicycle Killed By Car
• Gloria Reveals She Went On Her Son's First Date & The Ladies Discuss Spying On Your Partner
• FDA Grants Emergency Authorization For Abbott Labs' New COVID Antibody Test
• Juan Lozano, 39-Year-Old Fresno Resident, Identified As Lodi Black Bear Diner Stabbing Victim
• Va. officials seek voter registration extension after website crash
• Naked Man With Gun Shot By Police Near Hollywood Broadwalk
• AMC Movie Theaters Could Run Out Of Money By End Of Year
• 3 Kids, 1 Woman Rescued From Brockton Fire
• Gal Gadot cast as Cleopatra in upcoming film
• Federal Civil Rights Lawsuit Filed By Father Of Anthony McClain Alleges Pasadena Police Cover-Up, Gun Was 'Planted' After Fatal Shooting
• Coronavirus (MN): MDH Reports 1,150 COVID-19 Cases And 7 Deaths In Last 24 Hours
• Usually Busy Iona College Campus Desolate As Classes Go Virtual Due To COVID Spike
• Nearly 1.8 Million Floridians Have Already Voted By Mail, 287K In Miami-Dade & Broward
• 16-Year-Old Driver From Newton Killed In Sturbridge Crash
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 2,725 New Cases, 123 New Deaths
• Police: 5-Year-Old Boy Dies After Found Face Down In Bathtub, Stabbed In Neck In West Philadelphia Apartment
• Property Tax Fight Goes To Florida Supreme Court
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 1,342 New Cases Of Coronavirus, 16 Additional Deaths
• Gloria Estefan & Drew on 40's Being The Best Years of Their Lives
• San Franciscan Feeds Homeless While Fighting Eviction Herself
• Protesters Tear Down Junipero Serra Statue In NorCal
• Prosecutors Push For Tougher Sentences For Former Officers Charged In George Floyd's Death
• Bank account helps kids learn to save and spend
• Aurora, Denver May Work Together To Prevent Youth Violence
• Allegheny County Common Pleas Judge John Zottola Dies
• Police Patrol Car Involved In Minor Crash While Chasing Suspect In South Sacramento
• Amendment 2 Minimum Wage Fight In Florida Expected To Be Very Close
• Social Security recipients to get extra $20 a month in 2021
• Emergency Crews On The Scene Of Plano Apartment Fire
• Officials seize 3,100 pounds of meth — the second-largest bust ever
• Manchester, New Hampshire Ranked High On List Of 'Best Places To Retire'
• Almost Time To Get Crackin' As Stone Crab Season Begins Thursday
• Second Los Alamitos High Student Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Mary J. Blige on barriers Black women face in breast cancer awareness
• Dillon Ice Castles Approved For Return This Winter
• Hurricane Irma Caused 400 Senior Deaths In Florida
• Last Week's Damaging Storm Was A Rare Derecho - So What Is It?
• Joe Sakic Walking Fine Line In Free Agency As Big Deals Loom
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Urges Legislators To Legalize Adult-Use Of Marijuana
• Federal Judge Upholds Several Indiana Abortion Restrictions
• Police: 2 Severn Men Arrested In Machete, Knife Attack
• Broadway performers contemplate an uncertain future
• Police: Teen Charged With Attempted Murder In Ely Stabbing
• FBI Agent: Anti-Government Militia Groups Discussed Kidnapping Virginia Governor Ralph Northam
• MLS Postpones Colorado Rapids Games For 10 Days
• Truckee Police Searching For Woman Accused Of Burglarizing Homes For Sale
• Reports Of Chevy Bolt Electric Vehicle Fires Prompts NTSB Investigation
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 6: Travis Fulgham Emerging As Carson Wentz's Favorite Target
• Cristiano Ronaldo tests positive for COVID-19
• Belichick: Patriots 'On Track' To Play Broncos This Weekend
• Denver Weather: No Moisture In Sight! Warm And Windy Again Today
• Padres outfielder stabbed in the back outside strip club
• More Supermarkets Recall Pizza Dough For Possible Tampering After Suspect Arrested
• Eastbound I-70 Reopens From Quebec Street To Central Park Boulevard
• 2 Baltimore Men Arrested After Police Find Over $25K Worth Of Marijuana During Brooklyn Traffic Stop
• Biden says he's "not a fan" of Supreme Court packing
• Ski Resort In New Mexico Sells Out Its 2,900 Passes In Under 10 Hours
• Collegeville Bakery Brings In 6,200 Gallons Of Water To Reopen As Boil Water Advisory Impacts Montgomery County
• DUI Offender Gets 2 Years In Prison For Crashing Into McDonald's Restaurant, Causing Fire
• 'America Is In A Real Crisis': Robert Putnam & Shaylyn Romney Garrett On Book 'The Upswing'
• Deputies, Firefighters Save 10-Month-Old Baby Who Choked On Possible Drug Paraphernalia
• Denver City Council Gives Thumbs Up To More Housing Units For Homeless
• Nashville worship event draws hundreds of unmasked people
• USPS Assures Flood Of Amazon Prime Day Packages Won't Delay Mail-In Ballots
• Mayor admits to relationship with TV reporter who was arrested
• Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett Fields Questions On Second Day Of Senate Hearings
• Coronavirus In Maryland: State Tops 132K Cases, Hospitalizations Back Up
• PTL Links: October 13, 2020
• Sacramento Man On Probation Crashes After Leading Officers On High-Speed Chase In Woodland
• Cyclist Dies In Bike-Car Collision In Wheat Ridge
• The Other 'Tiger King': Doc Antle Indicted On Wildlife Trafficking And Animal Cruelty
• 'My Hero Right Here': 5-Year-Old Boy Fights Back, Throws Toys To Protect Mom During South Bend Home Invasion
• 25-year-old man first in U.S. to catch COVID twice, study says
• MDOT Announces Ramp, Lane Closures This Week
• No New Positive Tests For Patriots, On Track To Resume Practice Wednesday
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 6: Travis Fulgham Emerging As Carson Wentz Favorite Target
• Allegheny County Police Confiscate Gun At Pittsburgh International Airport Security Checkpoint
• Gillette Stadium To Host Mile-Long Drive-Through Holiday Lights Display
• 'Second Wave' Of Mental Health Devastation Due To COVID-19 Is Imminent, Experts Say
• Man Dies After Falling Onto CTA Tracks In Edgewater
• Miami Weather: Front Brings Slightly Cooler, Less Humid Day
• Belichick Not Sure When Newton, Gilmore Could Be Cleared To Play
• Breaking COVID-19 News Minute: Why We Need Therapeutics And Vaccines For COVID-19
• Foster City Helping Pay Rent For Tenants Whose Apartments Lost Below-Market-Rate Status
• 3 million voters registered after 2016 — Dems now hope to flip Texas
• How to watch Apple's iPhone event live
• 'Doing Good', Former FSU Coach Bobby Bowden On His Recovery From COVID-19
• Watch Now: Confirmation Hearing For Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett
• Pet Food Recall Expands Due To Concerns Over Poisonous Mold
• Breonna Taylor's boyfriend certain cops didn't identify themselves
• Junior Mints Are The Top Halloween Candy In Massachusetts, Report Claims
• Man Charged In Ferndale Shooting Of 19-Year-Old Woman
• Nevada City Protesters Hanging Out In Trees So PG&E Won't Cut Them Down
• Proposed Parking Ordinance Could Push Homeless Out Of Sacramento's River District
• Amazon Prime Day kicks off holiday sales, as rivals jump in
• Police: Thomas Costas Of Huntington Station, N.Y. Accused Of Sexually Abusing Young Girl, Sending Inappropriate Messages To Another
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 6: Travis Fulgham Emerging As Carson Wentz Favorite Target
• Johnson & Johnson Pauses COVID-19 Vaccine Trial Because Of 'Unexplained' Patient Illness
• Top U.S. general casts doubt on Trump's Afghan withdrawal timeline
• Small Brush Fire Breaks Out In Los Feliz
• Driver, 45, Killed After Car Goes Off-Road, Hits Trees In Central Minnesota
• 19-Year-Old Man Shot In Head While Riding In Uber In Humboldt Park
• Colorado Springs Walmart Closes Temporarily Due To COVID Outbreak
• Mary J. Blige, Grammy Award Winning Singer, Pushing Black Women To Get Mammograms
• How the FBI took down Russian spies posing as Americans
• Iowa Tops 100,000 COVID-19 Cases As President Trump Plans Rally
• Death Penalty Not Sought For 2 Of 3 Men In Detective's Death
• Johnson & Johnson Pauses Coronavirus Vaccine Trial Over Unexplained Illness
• Miami-Dade County Pushes Curfew Back To Midnight
• Pandemic's total cost to America: $16 trillion
• One Dead In Lauderhill Shopping Plaza Shooting
• Man Charged With Murder In College Student's Shooting Death
• 5th Circuit Reinstates Texas Governor's Order Limiting Mail-In Ballot Drop-Off Locations To 1 Per County
• Police Investigating After Man, Woman Found Shot In Head Inside Kensington Home
• Health officials sound alarm over surge of virus cases
• New York Attorney General Letitia James Announces Investigation Into Death Of Sofia Gomez, Hit By NYPD Cruiser
• Police chief: No reason to fire Wisconsin officer who killed teen
• Senator Gary Peters shares abortion story
• John McCain's mother, Roberta McCain, dies at 108
• Suspect In Shooting Death Of Former N.J. High School Football Player Chase Meola To Be Arraigned
• Trump holds first rally after his COVID-19 diagnosis
• Pittsburgh Weather: Dry Stretch Of Weather Continues Despite Overnight Rain
• Documentary claims to show North Korea trying to dodge sanctions
• WHO: Letting virus spread to reach herd immunity is "unethical"
• Massachusetts Toll Revenue Drops 33-Percent, Threatening Repair Projects
• Johnson & Johnson pauses COVID vaccine trial over sick participant
• Johnson & Johnson Pauses Trial Of Experimental COVID Vaccine After Volunteer Develops Unexplained Illness
• "Look, I know how to make deals:" McConnell and McGrath face off
• Early Morning Fire Torches Building In The Bronx
• Many Retailers Already Struggling With Shipping Delays As Holiday Shopping Season Approaches
• Helping Keep Stink Bugs And Rodents Out Of Your Home As Fall Brings Cooler Weather
• California mom missing In Zion National Park for a week
• TCU Legend Andy Dalton Steps Up To Fill Dak's Shoes As Starting Dallas Cowboys Quarterback
• Chicago Early Voting Sites Opening Wednesday, And That Will Benefit Mail-In Voters Too
• Chicago Weather: Warm, Sunny Day Ahead
• Voter Registration Deadline Is Tuesday In West Virginia
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Dreary Tuesday Should Give Way To Outstanding Wednesday
• Johnson & Johnson Presses Pause On Phase 3 Trials Of Coronavirus Vaccine After Volunteer Comes Down With Unexplained Illness
• Three Pittsburgh Police Officers Injured While Responding To Domestic Dispute
• Firefighters Rescue Man From House Fire In Mt. Pleasant Township
• Search For Gunman In Deadly Sunrise Apartment Complex Shooting
• Studies: COVID can survive 28 days on hard surfaces, 11 hours on skin
• Fox Chapel Area School District Recommends Students Begin Returning To Classrooms
• Matryomin musicians belt out Beethoven for eerie anniversary concert
• Demonstrators Protest Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings Outside Of Sen. Pat Toomey's Office
• Tufts University Offers Free Coronavirus Testing To Neighbors In Medford, Somerville
• No Court Date Yet For Ceres Woman Christina Coleman Who's Accused Of Running Over Someone With Vehicle
• Surveillance Video Shows Moment SUV Crashes Into Outdoor Diners At SJ Restaurant
• Oakland Zoo Takes In More Mountain Lion Kittens Orphaned By Zogg Fire
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Videos from October 13, 2020

• Barrett pressed on issues facing court on Day 2 of confirmation hearing
• Quicker government action could have significantly reduced COVID-19 deaths in the U.S.
• California elections officials order Republicans to remove illegal ballot drop boxes
• "The FBI Declassified": The Spies Next Door
• Nevada man believed to be first person in U.S. to be infected with COVID-19 twice
• Why the Koch-backed Americans for Prosperity opposes more coronavirus aid
• Pennsylvania AG Josh Shapiro on Trump campaign's challenges to voting procedures
• Lakers mural features Kobe Bryant tribute after team wins 2020 NBA championship
• Retired general on conflicting messages about Afghanistan troop withdrawal
• New poll in North Carolina shows affair isn't having a negative impact on Democratic challenger's Senate hopes
• Virginia theatre puts on drive-thru shows during coronavirus pandemic
• Kenneth Walker remembers Breonna Taylor as his "best friend"
• Voter suppression concerns grow as Texas limits ballot drop-off sites
• Biden courts senior voters in Florida
• Trump hits campaign trail as rallies draw coronavirus criticism
• Coronavirus treatment trials halted over safety concerns
• Judge Barrett evades policy questions in confirmation hearing
• CBS Evening News, October 13, 2020
• 10/13: Red and Blue
• Apple unveils new iPhone 12 that is 5G capable
• Key takeaways from Amy Coney Barrett's first round of questioning
• Report: Trump is not making up ground as Biden leads in polls
• Barrett declines to say whether Roe v. Wade was wrongly decided
• Trump holds Florida rally, his first campaign trip since hospitalization
• Stranded in Peru for seven months, tourist finally gets to tour Machu Picchu
• California election officials clash with GOP over unofficial ballot boxes
• John Grisham on his new sequel to 1989's "A Time to Kill"
• Doctor on risk of coronavirus reinfection, latest on vaccine trials
• Mary J. Blige talks breast cancer awareness, 2020 and new music
• Living fossils to play key role in making sure COVID-19 vaccine is safe
• Governor Cuomo on a challenging fall season, possibility of statewide lockdown and new book
• Utah hiker captures terrifying experience running into a mountain lion and cubs
• Top doctor on COVID-19, reopening schools and first reported reinfection in U.S.
• Kenneth Walker, Breonna Taylor's boyfriend, sits down with Gayle King in exclusive interview
• Several Senate seats on the line in election, South Carolina Democrat raises record $57 million
• Senators set to question Amy Coney Barrett as Democrats paint nominee as a threat to health care
• President Trump ramps up rally schedule after testing negative for COVID-19