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Articles from October 14, 2020

• Report: Scott Peterson Conviction To Be Reexamined In San Mateo Court
• Newport Beach Quadruples Fine To $200 For Bicyclists Speeding On Boardwalk
• Wind-Whipped Fires Spark Around Sacramento Under Red Flag Warning
• San Francisco Zoo Officials And Police Search For Missing Lemur, Possibly Stolen From Habitat
• Mourners, Activists Gather Outside LA City Hall To Mark What Would Have Been George Floyd's 47th Birthday
• Woman Sentenced To 3 Years In Prison For Violent 2019 Santa Ana Carjacking
• Foothills Parkway Bicycle & Pedestrian Underpass Opens In Boulder
• Cameron Peak Fire Is Now Largest Wildfire In Colorado History
• 2 Snowboarders Face Jail Time And $168,000 Fine For Avalanche Near Eisenhower Tunnel
• Colorado Health Officials Draft Guidance For Ski Resorts On Reopening
• 2020 Is Record-Setting Year For Rescues In Summit County
• New Memorial Honoring Colorado's Fallen Veterans And Gold Star Families Open To Public
• Trailer Catches Fire In Beavertail Tunnel East Of Grand Junction
• California ISO Issues Flex Alert Amid Hot October Temperatures, Conservation Urged
• Local, Federal Officials Preparing For Potential Election Disruptions
• High School Seniors Face Different Challenges After DPS Delays Return To In-Person Learning
• Largest Domestic Meth Bust In DEA History Made In Riverside County
• 'Someone In A Jet Pack' Spotted By Pilots Above LAX; Second Such Incident In Two Months
• East Troublesome Fire Burns 400 Acres Northeast Of Kremmling, Prompting Mandatory Evacuations
• Broncos Running Back Melvin Gordon Cited For DUI, Speeding In Denver
• PG&E Cuts Power To Tens Of Thousands Facing Fire Threat
• Chapman University Says 'No Apparent Connection' Between Confirmed Coronavirus Student Cases
• California Republican Party Won't Remove Unofficial Ballot Dropoff Boxes
• Opting Out Of Dining In: Denver's Brightmarten Counting On Takeout To Keep Restaurant Alive Through Winter
• 63 Communities Now At High Risk For Coronavirus In Massachusetts
• Germantown Woman Who Had Chemical Thrown In Face In Unprovoked Attack Is Now Blind, Family Says
• Coronavirus Outbreak Linked To Rockland Youth Hockey Tournament
• Methuen Hires Covid Enforcement Officer
• Who Is Midwest Direct? Here's What You Need To Know About The Company Being Blamed For Ballot Issues In Western Pa. And Ohio
• Keller @ Large: New Hampshire Poll Bad News For President Trump
• Hot Weather Prompts Grid Operator To Issue Flex Alert For Thursday
• Cory Gardner Defends Record, Trump's Morality In Final Debate With John Hickenlooper
• Two Denver-Area Teachers Awarded $100,000 For Skilled Trades Programs
• Napa Sheriff Releases Video From Deadly Shooting Of Juan Adrian Garcia During Traffic Stop
• Cuomo Says He Will Withhold Funding From Local Governments That Don't Enforce In Areas With COVID-19 Micro-Clusters
• Republican Nicole Malliotakis, Democrat Max Rose Clash In Heated Debate For NY's 11th Congressional District
• Mosby Announces Her Office Won't Authorize New No-Knock Warrants; Police Union Calls Move 'Irresponsible'
• Musicians Bringing New Sound To NYC Streets With Pop-Up Performances
• 'I'm Gonna Run And Run' | 9-Year-Old Niko Can Run Without Pain Thanks To Baltimore Hospital's New Limb Lengthening Technology
• Riverside Reports More COVID Deaths; San Bernardino, Ventura Add Cases
• Chicago Weather: Big Chill Coming
• In A Pandemic Plan B, Chicago International Film Festival Switches To Drive-In Format
• $1.9 Billion Bonding Bill Passes In Minnesota House
• 'Students Live For These Activities': Broward Superintendent Robert Runcie Announces Fall Sports Returning
• Baltimore City Schools Bringing Back Limited Number Of Students To In-Person Learning In November
• Halloween-Themed Drive-In Drag Show Thrills Crowd In North Attleboro
• 'Florida Being Florida, You Never Know': Political Science Professor Breaks Down Sunshine State Battle Between Trump & Biden
• What Happens When Your Mail-In Ballot Signature Doesn't Match Signature Election Officials Have On File?
• Baltimore Police Searching For Suspect Accused Of Shooting 3 People At Pizza Man Restaurant
• Funeral Home Owner Says Hard Credit Check Followed Fraudulent Illinois Unemployment Claim
• Tenafly Teenager Sets Up Boxes Filled With Free Face Masks For Girl Scout Project
• Cottonelle Flushable Wet Wipes Recalled Over Possible Bacteria Contamination
• Sonoma County Voters Overcome Obstacles Of Wildfires, Evacuations, COVID-19 To Cast Ballots
• FBI Warns Of 'Sweetheart Scams' After Maryland Man Scammed Out Of $15K
• Police: Man Suspected Of Assaulting Woman At Pittsburgh Park Arrested
• Restaurants, Customers Prepare For Cold Weather Outdoor Dining In Age Of COVID
• Democrats Probe Amy Coney Barrett's Past Opinions On Day 3 Of Supreme Court Nomination Hearings
• University Of Minnesota Shifts To Next Phase In Reopening Plan, Giving Students More Freedom Of Movement
• Two Pittsburgh-Area Mail Carriers Federally Charged After Allegedly Dumping Bags Of Undelivered Mail In Trash
• Reality Check: Is Trump's Claim Biden Would Increase Immigration By 700% True?
• Seal Beach PD Seeks To Identify Suspected Package Thief
• Bob McDonald, Minnesota's Winningest High School Basketball Coach, Dies At 87
• Man Hit, Killed By Car In East Garfield Park
• Despite Slow Reopening, Somerville Joins Coronavirus 'Red Zone'
• Mother Of Slain 6-Year-Old Says She Knew Suspect
• Dave & Buster's Layoffs: Over 300 Michigan Employees To Lose Their Jobs In November
• UPMC Children's Hospital Unveils Mural Honoring Brett Keisel For Work Through 'Shear Da Beard' Fundraiser
• Flint Water Crisis: Judge Orders Flint To Check Pipes For All Properties Per Lawsuit
• Woman Shot, Wounded In Washington Park Neighborhood
• Flushable Wipe Recall: Cottonelle And GentlePlus Wipes Over Bacteria Concerns
• Stevie Wonder Leaves Motown, Starts His Own Label And Releases 2 New Songs
• 94-Year-Old Woman Travels 300 Miles To Cast Her Vote In Detroit
• AARP Points To Higher Nursing Home COVID Death Rate In Florida
• Detroit Denim: A Perfect Fit For Downtown Detroit
• Justice Department official Bruce Ohr is out
• Dodgers Dominate NLCS Game 3, Beat Braves 15-3
• Coronavirus Latest: Carroll County Delays Start Of Hybrid Learning At High Schools Until November
• Orange County Reports 19 New Coronavirus-Related Fatalities Following 2-Day Streak Of No New Deaths
• Denton County Man Charged With Capital Murder In Shooting Deaths Of Girlfriend And Her Son
• Oakland Man Convicted Of Mailing Bombs That Injured 2
• Violent Pot Ring Leader Nicknamed 'Hitler,' 2nd Defendant Sentenced For Racketeering Conspiracy
• County Health Department Cracking Down On Crowds At Dovewood Court Ahead Of Holiday Season
• Garcetti Says Trick-Or-Treating Discouraged, But Not Banned
• DeQuarn Bell Faces Life In Prison For Hot Curling Iron Assault
• Police Investigating After Incendiary Device Thrown Into Pittsburgh Home Starts Fire
• Boil Water Advisory Lifted For Thousands Of Montgomery County Residents
• Miami PD Needs Help Finding Endangered 34-Year-Old Christal Marshall
• Measure RR: San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara Voters To Decide On Caltrain Funding
• Coral Park Elementary Switches To Online Learning Wednesday, At Least Three People Test Positive For COVID-19
• Sacramento County Schools Can Reopen, But Will They?
• Stockton Family Restaurant Hit By Thieves 5 Times In Less Than 2 Months
• Barron Trump Tested Positive For COVID-19 Earlier This Month (CBS News)
• Some Families Making Adjustments As They Prepare For Halloween During Pandemic
• Interchange In Fayette Co. Renamed In Memory Of Army Corporal Denny Ray Easter, Who Was Killed In Vietnam War
• California Inmate Charged In 1981 Shooting Death Of West Virginia Woman
• LAPD 'Fully Supports' City Council's Vote To Move Forward With Plan To Use Unarmed Crisis Teams For Nonviolent 911 Calls
• Man Dies After Being Shot In The Head In Manchester
• Hikers Rescue Abandoned Dog Wandering In Scorching Heat Near Joshua Tree
• Homeless Landlord Gets Her Home Back
• Woman Tried To Deliver Drug-Filled Basketballs To San Joaquin County Inmate, Authorities Say
• Fire Weather Watch Issued Ahead Of Santa Ana Wind Event
• Highest-Scoring Inning In Playoff History Happens At Globe Life Field
• COVID-19 Survivor Who Nearly Died From Breathing Complications Thanks Doctors Who Saved Her
• Parachute Saves Lives Of Three People On Board Small Airplane In Sutter County
• Denver Weather: More Fire Danger Along With Freeze Alerts
• Peninsula Teen Starts Program To Help ESL Students
• 'Voters Have Responded' - 1.5 Million Californians Have Turned In Ballots 3 Weeks Before Election Day
• Texas Athletic Director 'Expects' Players To Stand Together For School Song 'The Eyes Of Texas'
• Proposition 14: Authorizes Bonds Continuing Stem Cell Research
• City Wants Michael LaPorta, Shot And Permanently Disabled By CPD Officer Patrick Kelly, To Testify Against Him
• Juneteenth Designated As Official State Holiday In New York
• San Francisco Police Arrest Pair In Connection With SoMa Assault That Killed 35-Year-Old
• U.S. Attorney Robert Hur Announces More Than $3.6M In Federal Department Of Justice Grants To Maryland
• Cameron Peak Fire: More Mandatory Evacuations Ordered As Winds Fuel Fire
• Body Of Sacramento Man Recovered With Vehicle After Going Missing In Solano County Slough
• California Republican Party Says It Will Not Remove Unofficial Ballot Boxes
• Promoters Behind Chainsmokers Drive-In Concert In Hamptons Fined $20,000
• Senator says Ohio "will know a lot" about results on election night
• Study: Coronavirus Can Remain On Hard Surfaces For 28 Days And On Fabric For 11 Days
• Federal Treasury Department Strips 9/11 FDNY Treatment Fund Of $4 Million
• Logan Airport Will Have Rapid COVID Testing Facility By November
• California Man Sentenced In Maryland To 3 Years In Prison For Conspiracy To Commit Mail, Wire Fraud
• Suspected Minnesota United FC COVID Case Leads To Another Postponed Match
• Alabama Coach Nick Saban, AD Greg Byrne Test Positive For COVID-19
• The Trial Of The Chicago 7: A Look At The Real-Life Journal Of A Juror
• Vigil Honoring George Floyd's Birthday Held In Brooklyn
• Target Employee With TBI Who Got Fired Files Discrimination Suit Against Company
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump and Pence return to critical battleground Michigan this week
• COVID Reopening: San Francisco Allows Children To Return To City's Playgrounds
• No Tailgating At MSU As Football Season Opener Approaches
• 'Vote Because Your Life Depends On It': 94-Year-Old Travels 300 Miles To Vote After Her Primary Ballot Was Late
• Cleanup Finally Begins In Suffolk County 'Operation: Pay Dirt' Illegal Dumping Case
• Jeff Sloan Gets 72 Years For Killing 2 Men After Crashing Stolen Car
• Trio Arrested After Allegedly Stealing Trailer, Leading Garland Officers On Chase Ending In Mesquite
• 'The Appropriate Way To Deal With A Ballot': California GOP Defends Use Of Unofficial Ballot Boxes
• Study: Americans May Begin Stockpiling Again Due To COVID-19 Fears, Election Uncertainty
• Computer Glitch Leaves Butler County Residents Waiting For Mail-In Ballots Despite Applying Weeks Ago
• Gov. Baker Says State's 'Rainy Day' Fund Will Help Balance Budget
• Online Learning: Parents Believe Excessive Screen Time Is A Concern
• Memorials Pour In On What Would've Been George Floyd's 47th Birthday
• Voters Frustrated With Long Lines And Technical Issues On First Day Of Early Voting In Chicago
• Normal Parking Enforcement To Resume In LA Thursday
• Dodgers Score Record 11 Runs In 1st Inning vs Braves In Game 3 of NLCS
• U.S. Attorney, NYPD, FBI, Other Agencies Combining Efforts To Thwart Gun Violence In New York City
• Experts Concerned with Accuracy of Census After Deadlines Change
• Police Warning Of Rise In Car Thefts In Union, Essex Counties Due In Part To Residents Not Following Simple Safety Steps
• Protesters Gather Outside Gov. Baker's Home To Call For COVID-Related Housing Protections
• Michigan Football Expected To Be Good, Not Great Under Harbaugh
• Good Samaritan, Police Officers Honored By City Of Yonkers For Taking Down Gunman During Late September Incident
• Time Is Running Out To Complete The 2020 Census
• Main Street Giving Movement Spreads From Small Wisconsin Town
• Police Chase: 2 Arrested Wednesday In Stolen Car That Hit 2 Women On Monday
• Coronavirus sickens over 1,000 Wisconsin inmates
• Group Of Young Musicians Puts Together New PSA To Help Get Out The Vote For Upcoming Election
• Voters Say Record Turnout On 1st Day Of Early Voting In North Texas Counties Led Them To Polls
• South Florida Boy Battling Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Gets Special Parade In Miami
• Police Searching For Driver Of Volkswagen Beetle Involved In Hit-And-Run Crash
• Wisconsin Judge Blocks Gov. Evers' Order Limiting Indoor Capacity As State Shatters COVID Case Records
• 'The 2020 Ravens Are Different' | RB Mark Ingram Not Up To Comparing This Season To Last
• Man About To Become Naturalized Citizen Killed By Loose Tire After Hit-And-Run Crash In Dallas, Suspect Arrested
• 49ers QB Garoppolo Back at Practice but Needs Better O-Line Play
• Firefighters Deploy To Northern California Amid New Wildfire Threat
• Studies Suggest Alzheimer's Risk Reduced By Getting Flu And Certain Bacterial Pneumonia Vaccines
• LA County To Allow Private Gatherings In Accordance With State Guidance
• Fire At Ottawa Recycling Center Causes Clouds Of Black Smoke
• Dr. Rachel Levine Warns 'Fall Resurgence' Of Coronavirus Is Underway In Pennsylvania
• Nick Saban announces positive COVID-19 test
• University Of Miami Begins Testing Antibody Drug Regeneron To Prevent COVID Spread
• Texas Girl Dies After Being Forced To Jump On Trampoline In Triple-Digit Heat
• Massachusetts Reports 518 New Coronavirus Cases, 16 Additional Deaths
• Long Island's MacArthur Airport Getting Millions Of Dollars In Upgrades
• Not Getting Enough Attention, Amendment 3 Could Have A Major Impact On Florida's Future Elections
• UPDATE: Police Confirm Two Dead, One Injured In East Oakland Triple Shooting
• Maryland Lawmakers Announce $1.6M Grant To Make Rail Lines Safer For Pedestrians
• Series Of Small Earthquakes Rattle Monterey County Coast
• New York City Census Workers Scrambling To Get Residents Counted Before Friday's Deadline
• Target Giving Shoppers Opportunity To Help The Baltimore Humane Society
• Lizzie Borden House In Fall River Is Creepiest Place In Massachusetts
• Record Number Of South Florida Voters Expected To Cast Ballots For November's General Election
• Young Eagles Fan, Giovanni Hamilton, Offers Support To Cowboys QB Dak Prescott
• Md. AG Brian Frosh Reminding Residents State, Federal Law Prohibits Voter Intimidation
• Fierce storms and wildfires to dramatically spike, U.N. agencies say
• Ponzi Schemer Scott Rothstein's Associate Eddy Marin Recaptured After Being On The Run For Years
• Stew Leonard's In One Long Island Town Trying Halloween Drive-Thru Display To Keep People Safe
• Why Are There Stops And Starts In Coronavirus Vaccine And Treatment Trials?
• Special Edition LA County Library Cards Commemorate 100th Anniversary Of Women's Right To Vote
• Fire Officials Continue To Investigate What Cause Loud Boom At NW Baltimore Site; 2 Victims Remain Hospitalized
• Ammo Shortage Impacting North Texas, Much Of Country During Uncertain Times
• CPD Officers Received Suspensions Of Varying Lengths In Connection To Superintendent Johnson Found Passed Out In City Vehicle
• Emotional Testimony Heard In Court From Mother Of 2 Alleged Victims Of 'Cheer' Star Jerry Harris
• Chainsmokers promoter fined $20,000 for coronavirus violations
• Pittsburgh Unveils 'Avenues Of Hope' Project To Revitalize Historically Black Neighborhood Business Districts
• Teens Could Vote in OUSD School Board Elections If Measure QQ Passes
• Mother Asks For Justice In Death Of 33-Year-Old Daughter After 23 Years
• Suspect Arrested In Oakland Interstate 580 Shooting
• Reading Police Officer Pleads Not Guilty To Manslaughter Charges
• Baltimore Station Goes Virtual For Chili Cook-Off This Year, Benefitting Homeless Veterans
• 2020 Voters Guide
• TSA Officer Passes Away After Contracting COVID-19
• 'It'll Be A Substantial Loss': Companies Offering Employees Paid Time Off For Election Day Despite Big Costs
• Attorney For Ex-Officer Thomas Lane Asks Court To Allow Body Cam Video From A Previous Arrest Involving George Floyd
• Following Coronavirus Guidelines, Joe's Stone Crab Reopening For 107th Season
• The Best 2021 Private High Schools In Michigan
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore City Officials Concerned After COVID-19 Daily Case Count Up 30% From September
• Sonora Man Forced Victim Off Road Over Truck Dispute, Police Say
• Border arrests rise for fifth consecutive month
• Philadelphia School District To Start Phasing Students Back Into Classrooms On Nov. 30 As Part Of Hybrid Learning Plan
• Alexander Mattison Ready To Step In For Vikings If Dalvin Cook Can't Play
• Philadelphia Police Union Suing City Over Public Hearing Ordinance
• Getting Rashod Bateman Back Could Be Gopher Game-Changer
• Second Suspect Arrested In Connection With Murder Of Gary Printice Melvin, Baltimore County Police Say
• Indiana's State Health Director Dr. Kristina Box Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Animal Services Officer Rescues Dog Hiding Under Riverside Home After Being Scared Off By Fireworks Following Lakers Win
• University Provides Virtual Option To Study Abroad Programs Suspended During Pandemic
• As Gervonta Davis Prepares For Title Match, Coach Calvin Ford Explains Why Training Moved To Vegas
• Keith Cilla-Saxowsky, Missing For 2 Weeks, Found Dead In Burnsville
• Police Investigate Death Of Elderly Man Found Inside Miami Home
• Breonna Taylor's Boyfriend, Kenneth Walker: 'I'm A Million Percent Sure' Police Didn't Identify Themselves
• Judge Denies Boston Teachers The Option To Teach Remotely
• UT Southwestern Analyzes State Of Coronavirus In North Texas, Forecasts What May Be Next
• Gov. Charlie Baker Asked About Break-In At His Home: 'Everybody's Safe, That's All I Care About'
• Barron Trump Tested Positive For COVID-19 Earlier This Month
• These States Are Voting On Marijuana Legalization This November
• Police: Male Nurse Accused Of Exposing, Rubbing Himself On Wheelchair-Bound Patient In Santa Ana May Have More Victims
• Niche Releases A List Of The Best High Schools in Michigan
• Officials Break Ground On Mixed-Income Neighborhood, Retail Space In North Philadelphia
• Boulder Repeals 10 P.M. Last Call For Alcohol Order, Reverts To Colorado's 11 P.M. Order
• Fauci on COVID surge, Trump's recovery, and Thanksgiving travel
• Clerk Shot In Robbery At Lawrence Store
• Study: Watching Nature Shows On TV Might Help Brighten Spirits
• Harvard Study: Young Women More Likely To Die From Heart Attacks
• People With Blood Type O May Be Less Vulnerable To Coronavirus, New Studies Suggest
• Aspen Plans To Extend Face Mask Order Through May 1
• 12-Year-Old College Student Who 'Always Wanted To Be An Astronaut' Takes Up Aerospace Engineering
• Redding Man Accused Of Serial Arson Within Shasta-Trinity National Forest
• Donate Pajamas To Casey Cares Foundation And Get A Free Chick-fil-A Chicken Sandwich
• Barron Trump Tests Positive For COVID-19 Earlier This Month, First Lady Says
• Residents Of Homeless Encampment Along Ben Franklin Parkway Begin To Vacate After Agreement Reached To End Site
• White Juvenile Charged With Vandalism For Anti-Trump, BLM Graffiti In Bel Air
• Barron Trump tested positive for COVID-19 earlier this month
• Mayor Mike Duggan, Chief Public Health Officer Outline Safe Plans For Halloween
• Report: Weak Security Allowed Hackers To Bring Twitter 'To Its Knees;' Federal Oversight Recommended
• Florida-LSU game postponed after Gators report virus outbreak
• Dallas County Raises Coronavirus Risk Level Due To Rise In Cases, Hospitalizations
• Allegheny County To Reissue Corrected Ballots To County Voters After Nearly 30,000 Received Wrong Ballots
• Montgomery County Police Looking For Missing 16-Year-Old Girl From Germantown
• President's Son Barron Tested Positive For COVID-19, First Lady Says
• Boil Water Advisory In Effect For Third Day As Crews Continue To Repair Ruptured Water Main In Montgomery County
• Lancaster District Attorney's Office Justifies Officer's Use Of Deadly Force In Fatal Shooting Of Ricardo Munoz
• Southwest Airlines Offering One-Way Trips For As Low As $49
• Couple who pointed guns at protesters plead not guilty
• Fireworks Won't Ring In 2021 On Denver's 16th Street Mall This New Year's Eve
• 'We Are At The Start Of The Fall Resurgence': Pennsylvania Health Officials Warn Coronavirus Curve Going Back Up
• $20,000 Reward Offered For Finding Milpitas Homicide Suspect Kevin Gitmed
• 'Dead On Damen Avenue,' Popular Rogers Park Yard Haunt, Taken Down After Being Targeted By Thieves
• Pontiac High School Implements New STEM Program With Industry Partners
• LA Zoo Hosting 3 Weekends Of Drive-In Movies
• Mother's Boyfriend Wanted In Connection With 2019 Death Of Arlington Toddler Arrested For Capital Murder
• UPDATE: Elderly, At-Risk Santa Clara Man Found After Silver Alert Issued
• Twin Cities Ranks 22nd On New List Of Best Places To Live
• Cam Newton Activated From COVID-19 List, 'On Track' To Start For Patriots Vs. Broncos
• Man charged with hate crimes for allegedly attacking Black teens
• In-Person Learning Resumes At University Of Colorado Boulder
• Sacramento Police Make 40 Arrests, Seize 43 Guns After Recent Spike In Shootings
• Walmart spreads out holiday sales to avoid Black Friday mob
• Philadelphia Union, Delaware County Team Up For Pop-Up Voter Service Center At Subaru Park
• Cottonelle Wet Wipes Being Recalled Due To Possible Presence Of Bacteria
• 'Supremely Athletic': Packers' Aaron Rodgers On Lamar Jackson: 'One Of The Fastest Guys In The League'
• Louie The Dog Is Up For Adoption At The MDSPCA
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• 'Crush The Crisis' Drug Take-Back Day Aims To Decrease Supply Of Unused Opioids
• Provisional Ballots
• Unhealthy Air Quality Wednesday For People In Valleys, Mountains
• 2 More Port Authority Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Jeff Bezos' Company, Blue Origin, Launches Space Tourism Rocket Test From Texas Site
• Stockton Sees Its 40th Homicide Of The Year After Man, 33, Found Fatally Shot In Car
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• Baltimore CBP Seizes Hashish Concealed Inside Seashells From Nigeria
• Police Investigating Fatal Crash On I-57 Near 171st Street
• 'We Plan To Stop COVID-19 At Its Point Of Entry': University Works With Houston Biotech Company On Nasal Vaccine
• U.S. News Names Boulder No. 1 & Denver No. 2 In New Best Places To Live Rankings
• Judge Denies Bond For Charles Alexander, Charged In The Murder Of Miami High Football Coach Corey Smith
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• LA Holds Spot As Second 'Rattiest' American City
• Daniel Mason Arrested In Edgewood Stabbing, Sheriff's Office Says
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• Navalny calls on Trump to condemn poison used against him
• Deputies: Fight Over Money Leads To Shooting In Twain Harte, 1 Person Hurt
• Wayne Scott Sentenced To 10 Years Vehicular Manslaughter In Death Of Pedestrian Brian Watts
• Police Question Person Of Interest In Shooting Death Of Pregnant Woman Stacey Jones
• 'Why Not Kap?': Some Cowboys Fans Wondering Why Colin Kaepernick Wasn't Signed Instead Of Garrett Gilbert
• Golden 1 Center Selected To Host March Madness Games In 2023 And 2026
• Westmoreland Co.: 2 Public Safety Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Several Pennsylvania Cities Named Among Best Places To Live In United States
• Free Flu Shots Offered At Several LA County Public Libraries Through November
• Baltimore First City In Maryland To Get 5G With Verizon
• Fire-Weary Bay Area Braces For Heat Wave, Critical Fire Conditions
• 'We're Taking An Abundance Of Caution', Florida-LSU Game Postponed As Gators Deal With Outbreak
• Texas Leaders Announce Rapid COVID-19 Testing Pilot Program For School Systems
• Enbridge Completes 12-Mile North Dakota Stretch Of Line 3
• New Reports Show Coronavirus Immunity Can Last For Months
• Trump says Biden would cause depression despite economists' forecast
• American Samoa Residents In California Homesick, Stranded By COVID-19
• Denver Public Schools Delays Return To In-Person Learning For Middle, High School Amid Coronavirus Spike
• Panera introduces "climate-friendly," low-carbon food items
• 13-Year-Old Boy Hospitalized After Hit-And-Run On Detroit's West Side
• NCAA Frozen Four To Return To St. Paul In 2024
• Broncos running back Melvin Gordon cited for DUI
• 'This Virus Isn't Taking A Holiday'; Illinois Issues Holiday Season Safety Tips As COVID Cases Continue To Tick Upward
• Report: Former Oakland Coliseum Authority Chief Accepts Plea On Conflict-Of-Interest Charges
• Drive-Thru, Outdoor Halloween And Fall Events In Southern California
• Data Breach May Have Affected As Many As 30,000 Colorado State Employees
• Santa Monica Day Spa Owner Admits To Buying Up 20,000 N95 Masks, Selling Them For As Much As 1,100% Over List Price
• President Trump Touts Economic Achievements As He Headlines Florida This Week
• Pa. Supreme Court To Settle Dispute Over Voter Signatures
• Waseca Police Officer Arik Matson, Shot In Line Of Duty, To Return Home Next Week After 10 Months Of Treatment
• Coronavirus Latest: Towson University To Continue 85% Of Virtual Learning For Spring Semester
• Twitter suspends fake accounts claiming to be Black Trump fans
• Level 3 Sex Offender Royce Drift Apprehended In Northern Minnesota
• Baltimore Climbs To 8th On Orkin's Rattiest Cities List
• Breonna Taylor's boyfriend says they "had baby names and everything"
• Watch Live: Dr. Anthony Fauci & Norah O'Donnell Talk COVID-19 Surge, Government Response
• Bruins Announce Signings Of Three Players: Jakub Zboril, Greg McKegg, Callum Booth
• Baltimore Beltway Outer Loop In Catonsville Down To 1 Lane For Construction October 16-19
• Dozens positive for virus after "superspreader" Sweet 16 party
• Coming Off Bowl Season, Illini Eye Bigger Things In Big Ten
• Health Officials Urge Getting Flu Shots To Avoid 'Twin-Demic' Of COVID-19 & Influenza
• After Playing In Texas, COVID-19 Outbreak Causes Florida Gators To Suspend All Football Activities
• Braddock Borough Mayor Breaks Council Tie, Votes In Favor Of Forming Regional Police Dept. Commission
• Chicago Named 'Rattiest City' For Sixth Year In A Row
• Crews Fight Wild Horse Fire Burning On Fort Carson From Ground, Air
• Sacramento Moves Up On List Of 'Top 50 Rattiest Cities' In US
• From the 60 Minutes archives: Alexey Navalny
• New 2020 Census Deadline Now Oct. 15
• Little Free Library 'Read in Color' Initiative
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• Sam Darnold Out For Jets' Week 6 Game Against Dolphins, Joe Flacco To Start
• Hood Milk Bottle Renovations Outside Boston Children's Museum Finished
• White woman in viral NYC video allegedly made 2nd false claim
• 5 Massachusetts Prosecutors Join Pledge To Not Criminalize Abortion If Roe V. Wade Is Overturned
• Southfield Police Department Continues To Provide Safety Tips For Children, Families On Halloween
• Great Lakes Ghost Hunters Offer Paranormal Investigations For Anyone Looking For A Good Scare
• City Of Philadelphia Sues Makers Of Juul Over Alleged Marketing To Minors
• School says students may be intentionally getting COVID-19
• Should The Bears Bring Ex-Jet Le'Veon Bell To Chicago?
• Man Found Dead In Apparent Motorcycle Crash In San Francisco Neighborhood
• 3 Arrested in Connection With Armed Robbery of Menlo Park Youths
• 2 Injured In Separate Shootings In San Francisco
• Judge Extends Virginia Voter Registrations For 48 Hours, Cites 'Tremendous Harm' When Cut Cable Knocked Sit Offline
• Women In States With Fewer Reproductive Health Restrictions Have Healthier Babies, Study Finds
• Domestic Situation Turns Deadly In Allegheny Township
• Vote-By-Mail Drop-Off Locations
• Syracuse University Student From New Hampshire Killed In Crash On Campus
• Michigan Chief Medical Executive: Looks Like A Second Virus Wave
• Pa. Health Dept. Begins Distribution Of COVID-19 Antigen Test Kits
• Should Ravens Fans Be Concerned About Lamar Jackson?
• 'Jeopardy!' Has A Rare Final Round That Surprised Alex Trebek
• Early Voting Kicks Off In Chicago In All 50 Wards
• Pittsburgh Makes List Of Top 'Rattiest Cities' In US
• Susan Lane Missing From Annapolis Since March 3, Car Found Abandoned At Gas Station
• Collin County Man Found Guilty On Fraud Charges, Victims Included Senior Citizens, School Districts, Charities
• 1 Person Injured In Shooting In Downers Grove
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 29 More Deaths Reported As Total Number Of COVID-19 Cases Surpasses 115K
• For employers, COVID-19 testing easier said than done
• Kiski Area School District Alerts Families To Positive Coronavirus Tests In Staff And Students
• Westminster Breaks Ground On Park Commemorating Mendez Case That Ended School Segregation In California
• Massive Fire At Apartments Under Construction Near Houston Completely Destroys Complex
• Some Michigan voters dislike Trump's behavior but will still vote for him
• Michelle Obama, LeBron James team up to encourage early voting
• Dr. Oz Asks Dr. Ian Lipkin If Reinfection Is A One-In-A-Million Occurrence Based On The Small Number Of Cases Reported
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 2,883 Newly Reported Cases, 66 Deaths
• Wilmer Valderrama, Rita Moreno, John Leguizamo, George Lopez And More Added To 'Essential Heroes: A Momento Latino Event' On CBS
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• Several Minor Injuries After Prisoner Van Crashes On Expressway
• Wisconsin Judge Temporarily Blocks Gov. Tony Evers' Order Setting Indoor Capacity Limits
• US Is Seeing Resurgence Of COVID-19 Cases, Small Household Gatherings Are Helping Drive It, CDC Chief Says
• 19-Year-Old Man Shot In Broad Daylight In West Philadelphia
• UnitedHealth Tops Profit Forecast, Finally Hikes Outlook
• Philadelphia Jumps To Seventh Spot On List Of 'Rattiest Cities' In US
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 1,276 New Cases Of Coronavirus, 27 Additional Deaths
• Woman dies after catching COVID-19 twice, study says
• Concord City Council Postpones Vote on Bicycle Playground
• 3 Arrested After Attempted Bar Burglary In Western Wisconsin; Investigators Believe They Could Be Linked To Other Break-Ins
• Dunkin's 'Spicy' New Donut Is Made With Ghost Pepper, Cayenne
• Social Security Administration Announces 1.3% Benefit Increase For 2021
• San Jose Bicyclist, Hit By SUV Last Month, Dies in Hospital
• Boulder Peeping Tom Investigation: Are These Photos Of Inside Your House?
• Effort To Bar LGBTQ Discrimination Moves Ahead In Michigan
• 10-Month-Old Texas Boy At Center Of Legal Fight Over Life Support Dies After Released To Family
• Cottonelle Issues Recall Of Wet Wipes Due To Possible Bacteria Contamination
• American Cancer Society And Chevrolet Celebrate 10-Year Partnership In Fight Against Breast Cancer
• Atlas Restaurant Group Acquires The Admiral's Cup In Fells Point
• Big Rig Overturns On 5 Freeway In Sun Valley After Driver Tries To Avoid Hitting Person In Lanes
• Breonna Taylor's boyfriend: Cop said it was "unfortunate" I wasn't shot
• Election Officials Doing All They Can To Make Sure Pennsylvania Doesn't End Up Like Florida Two Decades Ago
• NYPD: Duo Sought In Gunpoint Robberies Of 8 Food Delivery Workers In Manhattan
• PG&E Power Shutoffs Planned For Most Bay Area Counties Starting Wednesday
• Half of the Great Barrier Reef's corals have died since 1995
• Cameron Peak Fire Has Flared Up, But Where Is The Smoke?
• Son Shot During Violent Tarrant County Home Invasion, Deputies Searching For Robbers
• 'Sometimes There Are No Words', Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried On Gov. Ron DeSantis' Antics At Trump Rally
• Caught On Video: Woman Tries To Run Over Man During Lover's Quarrel In Sacramento; Crashes Into Fence
• Sheriff Spoke In Defense Of Accused Domestic Terrorists
• Staff Protests After LA Deputy Shoots Patient Inside Torrance Hospital
• What Is Court Packing? A Hot Debate Topic, Joe Biden Says 'He's Not A Fan'
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 97 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Countywide Total To 13,533
• Driver Dies After Crash Near I-5, Crosstown Freeway In Stockton
• Where To Vote
• Dr. Oz Asks Dr. Ian Lipkin If He Has An Estimate Of How Many Different COVID-19 Strains There Are
• President Trump To Visit Michigan Saturday
• Patient First Now Providing COVID-19 Testing At Bayview Location In Baltimore
• Colorado Wants To Help Restaurants Be Innovative, Find Ways To Serve Diners Outdoors This Winter
• Police Searching For Man Who Stole $80 Worth Of Dish Soap From North Philadelphia Aldi Store
• Coronavirus Vaccine Update: Pfizer To Begin Testing In Children 12 And Up, Eli Lilly Pauses Trial Of Antibody Treatment
• Cellphone Video Shows Seconds Before And After Deadly Shooting At Denver Protest
• COVID-19 has led to rising levels in food insecurity in U.S.
• Thornton Businesses Brace Themselves As COVID Infectivity Rate Runs High In Adams County
• New York Weather: Wednesday Afternoon 10/14 CBS2 Weather Headlines
• All-female crew makes history at Florida fire department
• Terror On Tillson Street - Giving Back To The Community As A Go-To Halloween Destination For Anyone Around The World
• Sprit Of Children Brings Halloween To Children's Hospitals Across The Country, Donates Millions To Improve Child Life Departments
• Palm Beach Co. Worker Suspended For Flying Trump Flag On Government Truck
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Positivity Rate Above 3%, Hospitalizations Up
• Woman Pleads Guilty To Scamming People In Cancer Hoax
• Michigan Legislature OKs Unemployment, Legal Liability Bills
• North Minneapolis Entrepreneur Envisioning A Black Cultural Hub In 'CamdenTown'
• Study: Denver Dog Owners Ranked Most Active
• DUI Suspect Arrested After Crashing Off Highway 50 In Rancho Cordova
• PTL Links: October 14, 2020
• Man In Temporary Serious Condition After Detroit Shooting
• Recipe: Molten Mocha Mug Cake
• Dr. Ian Lipkin Tells Dr. Oz Two Reasons Why A Second Infection Of COVID-19 Could Be More Dangerous.
• More Than 1.9 Million Floridians Have Already Voted By Mail, 301K In Miami-Dade, Broward
• 15-Year-Old Missing From Aberdeen Found Safe, Police Say
• Walmart's Black Friday Sales Will Be Spread Out To Avoid Crowds
• 370K Mail-Ballots Cast So Far By LA County Residents
• Blaze Breaks Out At Marijuana Grow Operation In Boyle Heights
• Police Investigate Whether Gunfire Was Fired During Arcadia Home Break-In
• President Trump To Take Part In Miami Town Hall Thursday Night
• Dr. Oz And Virus Hunter, Dr. Ian Lipkin, Discuss A 25-Year-Old Nevada Man Who Was Infected With COVID-19 A Second Time
• World's Largest Halloween Costume Seller Struggling To Find Warehouse Workers
• Cam Newton Update: 'Boogie Is As Boogie Does'
• Farmington Hills Police Believe Alcohol, Visibility Were Factors In Crash That Killed 24-Year-Old Man
• Amtrak Signal Problems Cause Major Delays On NJ TRANSIT Trains
• AMC Theatres Says They Could Be Out Of Money By The End Of The Year
• Drunk Driver Arrested After Crash On I-57 That Injured Illinois State Trooper
• Watch Now: Confirmation Hearing For Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett
• Adam Schefter Refutes Stephon Gilmore's Wife, Stands By Report Of Gilmore-Newton Dinner
• 15-Year-Old Charged In Ambridge Shooting
• Phil Keoghan Reflects On Topping 1,000,000 Miles During Season 32 Of 'The Amazing Race': 'We've Really Gone To The Moon And Back Twice'
• Should The Miami Dolphins Go After Recently-Released Jets RB Le'Veon Bell?
• Breaking Daily COVID-19 Minute: Eli Lilly pauses clinical trials for antibody cocktail.
• Makaylah Brent's Family Says Justice Will Be Served When More Is Done To Protect Children
• Tyrese Haspil, Accused Of Killing, Dismembering Entrepreneur Fahim Saleh, Pleads Not Guilty
• Hunk Of Metal Crashed Through Car's Windshield In Delray Beach
• Ravens Linebacker Patrick Queen Wins AFC Defensive Player Of The Week
• Red Flag Warning Issued For Southwestern Minnesota
• Gunmen Who Shot At Woman In Car Causing Crash In Miramar On The Loose
• More People Expected At Happy Hour As Tarrant County Bars Reopen Today At 50% Capacity
• VIDEO: Police Searching For Suspects Of 2 Vehicles Wanted In West Mount Airy Drive-By Shooting
• Chase Claypool Named AFC Offensive Player Of The Week
• Lancaster Ranked 5th-Best Place To Retire In United States
• 911 call in South Dakota attorney general's deadly crash released
• South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem Blames Surge In Cases On Testing As Hospitals Fill
• Two Maryland Cities, DC Among Best Places To Live In The U.S.
• COVID-19 Pandemic Causing Rising Levels Of Food Insecurity Across The U.S.
• Video shows WWII "earthquake bomb" exploding underwater
• WPIAL Directors Meeting To Discuss Postseason Plans
• Bruins Reportedly Among Teams 'Most Interested' In Mike Hoffman
• U.S. Supreme Court Hears Case On Whether Drivers Can Get Cars Back From Chicago Auto Pound After Filing For Bankruptcy
• Cottonelle Flushable Wipes Recalled Due To Bacteria Risk
• Patriots Call Practice Audible, Players Will Only Work Out At Gillette On Wednesday
• Conchata Ferrell, "Two and a Half Men" star, has died at age 77
• Doctor: Pauses of COVID-19 clinical trials are routine
• Trump urges Congress to "go big or go home" on COVID stimulus bill
• Megan Thee Stallion writes op-ed on protecting Black women
• Theater chain AMC warns that it's running out cash
• Cuomo warns of "more restrictions" if COVID hot spots flare up
• "Superspreader" event linked to 125 virus cases at university
• Tips for making the most of Amazon Prime Day this year
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cold Front Looms Later In The Week
• Fauci says Trump campaign is "harassing" him with unauthorized ad
• Cougar follows and lunges at Utah hiker in terrifying video
• 22 People Displaced After Apartment Building Fire In West Humboldt Park
• Man Wanted For Punching Woman In Head Outside Dana-Farber Arrested
• One Person In Custody After Miami Gas Station Robbery
• "I have no agenda": Amy Coney Barrett refuses to speculate on political issues
• Serra Catholic High School Students Return To The Classroom
• Donation Has Klyde Warren Park One Step Closer To Bringing Ice Skating Rink To Downtown Dallas
• Edison Park Neighbors Hope Third Time's The Charm For Community Art Project Twice Defaced By Vandals
• Temple University Football To Allow Family Members Of Players In Stands This Saturday
• Chicago Weather: Warm, Windy Day
• 'City Of Tomorrow Summit' Held To Chart New York City's Comeback From Coronavirus Pandemic
• Voting By Mail: Knowing The Difference Between An Application And A Ballot
• Preliminary Hearing To Continue Wednesday For Man Charged In Killing Of Philadelphia Police Sgt. James O'Connor
• "Blood and Oil" coauthors on bin Salman and the future of Saudi Arabia
• School District Of Philadelphia Students To Return To Classroom At End Of November, Sources Say
• Melrose Orchestra Launches Fundraiser To Share Mental Health Victories
• Provisional Ballot
• University Of Pittsburgh Reports 9 New Positive Coronavirus Cases Among Students
• Study: Radiation Levels Increased Up To 12 Miles Downwind Of Fracking Sites
• Wednesday's Child: 14-Year-Old McKenzi
• Turned Away On Election Day?
• Maine Residents Spent Over $250,000 On Marijuana In First Weekend Of Legal Sales
• More Travelers Turning to Private Jets During Pandemic
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Videos from October 14, 2020

• Senate finishes day three of Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation hearings
• With 20 days left until the election, has Trump kept his campaign promises?
• Where the presidential race stands with 20 days left until Election Day
• How the 2020 race compares to 2016 weeks before Election Day
• 10/14/20: Red and Blue
• How Trump and Biden are fighting for three key battleground states
• Senator Sherrod Brown says mail-in voting is "safe" and "honest"
• President Trump campaigns in Iowa, after first lady reveals their son Barron had COVID too
• Dr. Fauci: "My Thanksgiving is going to look very different this year"
• Kenneth Walker details night of Breonna Taylor's deadly shooting
• Judge Barrett grilled on health care and election issues
• Record number of early voters met by long poll wait
• Wisconsin sees record coronavirus cases and deaths as Midwest hot spots rage
• Melania Trump reveals son Barron tested positive for coronavirus
• CBS Evening News, October 14, 2020
• Senator Kamala Harris questions Amy Coney Barrett on climate change
• Sneak peek: 20 Days of Terror: The Austin Bomber
• Dr. Fauci on COVID surge, Trump's recovery, holiday travel and more - Full interview
• Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny calls on Trump to condemn poison used against him
• From the 60 Minutes archives: Alexey Navalny
• Why "strength" is the wrong metaphor to use against coronavirus
• Dozens test positive for COVID-19 after Sweet 16 party in New York
• Coronavirus cases surpass 38 million worldwide
• Trump seeks support from seniors and suburban women voters
• All-female fire crew makes history working together
• From heaters to domes: Restaurants creatively keep outdoor diners warm as winter approaches
• New report shows how COVID-19 pandemic is impacting women in workplace
• Breonna Taylor's boyfriend Kenneth Walker, his parents speak on the joy she brought to their lives
• Potential impact of the Amy Coney Barrett Supreme Court confirmation hearings
• Breonna Taylor's boyfriend Kenneth Walker details the night of her death in an exclusive interview
• COVID-19 antibody treatment clinical trial paused over potential safety concern
• Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden leads President Trump nationally among seniors
• First day of Texas in-person voting sees huge turnout
• SCOTUS nominee Amy Coney Barrett grilled by senators on Obamacare, abortion, contested election
• Vatican begins sex abuse trial