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Articles from October 15, 2020

• Thousands Without Power In Marysville After Fire Burns Through Several Power Lines
• Power Shutoff Diary: In Darkened Dwellings, Calistoga Seniors Face Tough Choice – Stay or Leave
• Some Drivers Concerned About New License Plate Reading Cameras
• COVID-19 Changing Travel Trends: Road Trips, Ski Towns, Renting A House Among Top Choices In 2021
• Olympic Gold Medalist Missy Franklin Of Colorado Joins Campaign To Keep Pools Open Year-Round
• Southland Fire Crews On High Alert Ahead Of Friday's Red Flag Warning
• 'Wait And See': Cameron Peak Fire Evacuee Can't Get Home After Helping Fight Fires In California
• CHP Investigating After Officers Open Fire On Apparent Transient Man In Los Alamitos
• Security Cameras, Other Measures In Place To Protect Voters, Drop Off Ballot Boxes
• Windsurfer Who Died After Being Knocked Off Board By Strong Winds Identified As Robert Bauer
• East Troublesome Fire Continues To Burn Unchecked At 4800+ Acres
• Galt Man Sent Back To Jail After Violent Liquor Store Robbery
• 'Way Too Close': Larimer County Man Chooses To Ride Out Cameron Peak Fire
• Trump Administration Denies Newsom's Request For Wildfire Relief
• DPS & Denver Health Announce Free COVID-19 Testing For Students
• What You Need To Know About Cory Gardner And John Hickenlooper, Battling For Colorado's Open U.S. Senate Seat
• Children's Hospital Colorado Calls For Blood Donations Amid Critical Shortage
• Denver Center Hosts Virtual Broadway Concert Series
• 2 Injured In South Lake Tahoe Garbage Truck Crash
• Braves 1 Win Away From World Series After Beating Dodgers 10-2
• Chicago Weather: Freeze Warning For Most Of Area
• La Grange School District 105 Set To Implement Voluntary COVID-19 Screening Program For All Students
• Man Says His Signature Changes Due To Learning Disability, And His Ballot Has Been Rejected Because Of It
• Found! Daly City Police Say Stolen SF Zoo Ring-Tailed Lemur Maki Found Safe
• PHOTOS: Massive Dust Storm At John Martin State Park In Southeastern Colorado
• What Does NOAA's Winter Outlook Mean For New England? Look To La Nina
• At Least 7 People Shot Across Baltimore Thursday Night Within Minutes Of Each Other, Police Say
• Fall Foliage Peak In Northern Massachusetts, Southern NH This Weekend
• Activists Sue Kyle Rittenhouse, Facebook Over Deadly Violence In Kenosha
• West Sacramento Man Convicted Of Luring 12-Year-Old Former Student For Sex
• Baltimore Teachers Union Blasts City Schools' Decision To Bring Some Students Back For In-Person Learning
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Report Additional COVID-19 Deaths
• Due To Coronavirus Concerns, WPIAL Championship Sites Will Be At High School Venues
• 13 Injured, With 7 Being Hospitalized, After Fort Lauderdale Boat Explosion, Fire
• Maryland Researchers Asking For More People To Take Part In COVID-19 Vaccine Trials
• At Miami Town Hall, President Trump Finally Says He'll Accept Peaceful Transfer Of Power 'But I Want It To Be An Honest Election'
• Diocese Of Brooklyn Takes Gov. Cuomo To Court Over Second Coronavirus Shutdown Order
• Officer Once Assigned As Former CPD Supt. Eddie Johnson's Driver Sues Him For Sexual Assault, Harassment
• Unofficial Ballot Boxes Popping Up At Several Stanislaus County Churches
• Police: 85-Year-Old Woman Victim Of Attempted Rape In Brooklyn Apartment Building
• Baltimore County School Board Calls For Investigation Into 'Inappropriate Audio' During Virtual Board Meeting
• 2 Coronavirus Cases Tied To Anne Arundel County Schools Warehouse In Millersville
• Noticed A Lot Of Jellyfish In The Inner Harbor Lately? There's A Reason Why
• Caught On Video: Police Pull Man Climbing New York Times Building To Safety
• Frates Family To Auction Off Memorabilia To Help ALS Patients
• Woman Posing As Nurse Wanted For Stealing From North Texas Retirement Community Residents
• Chris Christie Reveals Regrets After Battling COVID-19: 'I Was Wrong To Not Wear A Mask'
• Loveland Ski Area Snowmaking Guns Fired Up For The Upcoming Season
• City Says Woman Killed By Falling Debris From Times Square Building May Have Been At Fault
• Biden asked why Black voters should choose him
• Top Wall Street Executive Ray McGuire Announces He's Running For Mayor
• President Donald Trump, Joe Biden Compete In Dueling Town Halls With Very Different Feelings
• Judge Rules MPD Body Cam Footage Of 2019 George Floyd Arrest Can Be Made Public
• Twin Cities Dad And Teen Daughter Fighting COVID Together After Attending Socially-Distanced Bowling Event
• President Donald Trump, Joe Biden Participate In Dueling Town Halls Instead Of Second Presidential Debate
• Macy's, Bass Pro Shops & Cabela's Hold Holiday Hiring Events
• See The Minnesota Peak So Majestic, Sinclair Lewis Wrote Its Praises
• Inglewood Sisters Battling Same Illness Searching For Bone Marrow Match
• Anoka-Hennepin Schools Consider Return To Distance Learning For Most Students
• Illegal Gambling Hall Found Inside Modesto Business Complex; 1 Arrested
• 'Voter Intimidation Is Against The Law': Gov. Polis Said It Will Not Be Tolerated
• Police Investigating After Man And Woman Shot Inside Car In Sheraden
• 14th Suspect Charged In Kidnapping Plot, More Expected
• Uptick In Michigan Covid-19 Cases Has Doctors Concerned
• Iconic Puppets From 'Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer' Christmas Special Going Up For Auction
• Fiat Chrysler, Unifor Reach Tentative Agreement Avoiding Strike
• 'We're At A Very Critical Point': Boston To Crack Down On Coronavirus Protocol Violations; Fines Possible
• Detroit Pistons Helping To Educate Voters On New Options
• Hormel Foods Is Making Bacon-Scented Masks, Donating Meals
• University Of Pittsburgh Law School Adjunct Professor Resigns After Using N-Word In Class
• Gov. Ron DeSantis' Political Committee Pulls In $200K
• Police Search For Driver Who Ran From Scene Of Hit-And-Run In South Sacramento
• Barnes And Noble Warns Customers Of Massive Cyber Security Attack
• NYC Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza Stops By Outdoor Education Class In Queens
• 'There Was So Much Blood': Woman Recalls Being Tossed 40 Feet In Hit-And-Run As Search For Driver Continues
• People Making A Difference: From Immigrant To Mentor, SoCal Man Gives Back To Community
• Richard Holzer Pleads Guilty To Plotting To Blow Up Pueblo's Temple Emanuel
• New Jersey Moratorium On Utility Shutoffs During Pandemic Extended To Spring 2021
• Former Chicago police superintendent accused of sexual assault
• NH 'Pausing' All Hockey Activities For 2 Weeks Following Coronavirus Outbreaks
• Suspect Charles Gregory Arrested In Connection To Double Homicide In Stockton
• Former Washington Co. Clerk Of Courts Pleads Guilty To Stealing Nearly $100,000 From Taxpayers
• San Jose Police Department Launches Mental Health Crisis Response Teams
• Theater District Restaurant Joe Allen Reopens At 25% Capacity, Debuts New Look
• More Than 60% Of California Parents Uncomfortable With In-Person Classes, Poll Finds
• 'Could Not Stop Smiling': Mom Thanks Online Shopper For Special Gift In Delivery
• PSPS Updates: 32k PG&E Customers Without Power Thursday Evening
• Group Claims Nearly 400,000 California Ballots Sent To People Who Moved Out Of State Or Died
• 608 LAPD, 205 LAFD Employees Have Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Abington Parents, Students Urge School Board To Vote No On Plan To Return To Class For 2 Half-Days
• Amazon Donates $100K To University Of Maryland Engineering, Robotics Programs
• Sac State Football Announces They Will Opt Out Of Spring Season
• New York Hispanic Clergy Organization: 'We Cannot Allow Chief Pichardo To Resign'
• Astros Still Alive In ALCS After Carlos Correa's Walk-Off Home Run
• CHP: Semi-Truck Driver Who Led Officers On I-5 Chase Crashes, Tries To Carjack Other Drivers
• Suspect At Large After Bank Robbery In Sutter Creek
• United Airlines Offers Preflight Rapid COVID-19 Testing At SFO As Hawaii Tourism Reopens
• Trump says he doesn't know if he took COVID test on debate day
• Pittsburgh-Area Teacher Throws Surprise Ice Cream Party For 11-Year-Old Student Battling Cancer
• Colorado Housing Connects Receives $927,000 Grant To Help Renters & Homeowners
• Sen. Elizabeth Warren Campaigning For Joe Biden This Weekend In Minnesota
• PSPS: Outages Leave 22,000 Bay Area PG&E Customers Without Electricity Amid Red-Flag Fire Warning
• Scott Peterson Murder Conviction May Be Overturned If Judge Rules Jury Misconduct
• Elections Supervisor Christina White Says A 'Very Good Relationship With The Miami-Dade Police Department' Will Ensure No Intimidation At The Polls
• UCLA Researchers Testing Effectiveness Of COVID Plasma Transfusions
• Security Guard Stabbed In Fight In Parking Structure Near Canal And Roosevelt
• Scam Warning: Suzie Potossis Shares Story Of Being Hustled Out Of $1,700 While Trying To Sell Products Online
• Trick-Or-Treating Allowed In Santa Clarita Despite State And County Guidance
• Season Or Not, Franklin High Cheerleaders Get Ready For Sidelines
• Proposition 21: Expands Local Governments' Authority To Impose Rent Control On Residential Property
• LA Deputies Shoot, Kill Man In Westmont, Just Blocks From LAPD-Involved Fatal Shooting
• Family-Owned Shipping Company Looking To Hire 100 In LA Area
• Proposition 20: Restricts Parole For Certain Offenses Currently Considered Non-Violent; Treats Some Misdemeanors As Felonies
• RB Le'Veon Bell Signs With Kansas City Chiefs
• 30 Charged In Meth Distribution Ring Run Out Of Fort Worth Clothing Store
• Arvada West High School Senior Julia Trujillo Named National Gold Award Girl Scout
• Ricci's Italian Sausage In McKees Rocks Carries On Delicious Family Tradition
• Proposition 19: Changes Certain Property Tax Rules
• Some Groups, Residents Say Gov. Cuomo Has Taken Criticism Of Orthodox Jewish COVID-19 Noncompliance Too Far
• With State Grant, Shawmut Corporation Will Ramp Up PPE Production In Mass.
• Tracy Police Reopen Probe In Killing Of Sikh Man Parmjit Singh
• Proposition 18: Amends CA Constitution To Allow 17-Year-Old To Vote If 18 By The Next General Election
• Orange County Officials Ask Residents To Stay Home For The Holidays To Prevent Spread Of COVID-19
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Dems' fundraising portal ActBlue announces it raised $1.5 billion in third quarter
• Denton County Polling Site Closes After Worker Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Stockton Police Make 34 Arrests, Seize $40k And 38 Guns In 'Operation Criptonyte' Takedown
• Friends focus on mental health in "Teenager Therapy" podcast
• Proposition 17: Restores Voting Rights After Serving Prison Term
• ShopTalk: Irving Police Head To Barber Shops To Build Bridges
• Twitter Working To Get Site 'Back Up And Running' Following Outage
• Rohnert Park Police Arrest Woman For Torching Two Cars
• 6 Reputed Gang Members Arrested In San Mateo Drive-By Shooting
• John Legend's Emotional Billboard Music Awards Performance Providing Comfort To Families Experiencing Pregnancy Loss
• Proposition 16: Allows Diversity As A Factor In Public Employment, Education And Contracting Decisions
• Modern Aircraft Ventilation Systems Aren't Spreading Viruses, Study Suggests
• Minneapolis Bartender Recovering After Brutal Attack
• COVID Hospitalization Rate For Indigenous Minnesotans 6 Times Higher Than White Residents
• Shooting Shuts Down Bishop Ford Freeway In South Suburbs
• Proposition 15: Increases Funding For School And Government Services
• Republican Andrew Garbarino, Democrat Jackie Gordon In Neck-And-Neck Race To Replace Retiring Congressman Peter King On Long Island
• Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie Says He Spent 7 Days In ICU Before Recovering From COVID-19
• Denton County Judge Andy Eads Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Illinois Reports Record 4,015 New Cases Of COVID-19; Average Positivity Rate Up To 4.9%
• More Than One Third Of Unemployment Claims In Illinois PUA System Have Been Rejected
• Spirit Day: Please Wear Purple To Help Take Stand Against Bullying Of LGBTQ Youth
• Boston Hotels Offering Micro Wedding Packages With Covid-19 Restrictions
• Pittsburgh Weather: Freeze Watch Issued For Western Pennsylvania Saturday Morning
• Laise Hands, Suspect In 9-Year-Old Makaylah Brent's Shooting, Appears In Court
• Thieves Arrested In Escalon Found With Stolen Property, Mail
• Report: Le'Veon Bell Signing With Kansas City Chiefs
• Denver shooting suspect to be charged with second-degree murder
• San Francisco Store's Suit Halts California's Ban on Alligator Leather
• Massachusetts Foster Parents Could Be First To Unionize
• Pink Police Cars Raising Breast Cancer Awareness And Community Interaction In New Jersey
• NOAA Winter Outlook Suggests Favorable Conditions For Snowier-Than-Average Winter
• Texas Sen. Cruz: Socials Actively Interfering In Election By Blocking Alleged Joe Biden Corruption News; 'What The Hell Is Going On'
• WATCH: Question 2 'Ranked-Choice Voting' Debate
• Milpitas Murder Suspect Kevin Gitmed Found Dead At Merced County Hotel
• Beaver Falls Senior High School To Implement Synchronous Learning Model
• LA County Reports 1,233 New COVID-19 Cases, 24 Deaths
• Ravens Punter Sam Koch Will Play In His 230th Game Sunday; Set To Break Franchise Record For Most Games Played
• Anthony Davis Celebrates Lakers Title With Trip To North Hollywood Taco Truck
• East Troublesome Fire Grows To 3700+ Acres In First 24 Hours
• Twitter Working Again After Nationwide Outage Impacts Users
• Firefighters Stop Forward Progress Of Vegetation Fire In Fairfield
• Pundit: Intense Rose-Malliotakis Congressional Race A Toss Up
• Pennsylvania Ground Zero For Election Lawsuits Now And Perhaps After Election Day
• Electric Cars, Homes And Shops: New Jersey's Clean Energy Future?
• Forward Progress Of Two-Alarm Fairfield Brush Fire Burning Near I-80 Stopped
• Combating 'COVID Fatigue': Chicago's Top Doctor Says Coronavirus Spread Is From Smaller Gatherings As People Let Guard Down
• Make-A-Wish Surprises South Florida Boy With Shetland Sheepdog
• GM To Run Robot Cars In San Francisco Without Human Backups By End Of Year
• Experts Say There Are Creative Ways To Get Kids On Playdates During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Stockton Man Arranging To Meet With Young Girl For Sex Arrested In Fresno County, Authorities Say
• Firefighters Help Evacuate 4 Donkeys From Cameron Peak Fire Area
• C-SPAN places Steve Scully on administrative leave
• Dallas County Preparing For Possible Spike In COVID-19 Cases But Shutdowns Remain State's Decision
• Burbank To Begin Enforcing Face Masks With Fines Up To $500
• Study: COVID Pandemic Could Wipe Away Years Of Progress For Working Women
• North Texas Political Experts Discuss Impact Of Dueling Presidential Town Halls
• Pennsylvania State Senator Proposes 'Jay Alert' Systems To Notify Auto Body Shops, Public About Hit-And-Runs
• State System Of Higher Education Moving Forward With Plans To Merge Three Western Pa. Universities Into One
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 3,356 Newly Reported Cases, 144 New Deaths
• Iranian CEO Sentenced To Nearly 2 Years In Federal Prison For Conspiracy To Violate US Sanctions
• Indiana Reports New Record 1,945 COVID-19 Infections In The Past Day
• Civilian Oversight Commission Calls On Sheriff Villanueva To Resign
• Community Activists Say City Leaders Aren't Doing Enough To Quell Minneapolis Violence
• 2 Suspects Sought In Palo Alto Home Burglary, Vehicle Theft Spree
• Victims Crash Into Car After Deadly Shooting In McKinley Park
• Mardell Adkins Arrested, Edward Gaines III Sought For Allegedly Throwing Molotov Cocktail At Md. Home
• Judge Rejects Republicans' Attempt To Block Opening Of Voter Service Center At Subaru Park
• City Council Approves Extending Outdoor Dining Program, Use Of Heaters
• Explaining The Reliability And Safety Of Mail-In Voting
• Officials Say Private Youth Sports Leagues Are Bumping Up COVID-19 Rates On South Shore
• Texas AG Ken Paxton Sends Reminder That State Mask Requirement Does Not Apply To Polling Sites
• Grandfather pleads guilty in death of toddler who fell from cruise ship
• Speeding Driver Arrested After Crash In Stockton Allegedly Found With Cocaine, Stolen Gun
• Last Chance: People Urged To Complete 2020 Census As Data Collection Ends Today
• After Months Of Stalemate, Minnesota Senate Passes $1.87 Billion Bonding Bill
• Children Won't Be First In Line For Coronavirus Vaccine
• 'We Do Not Want A Thanksgiving Dinner To Turn Tragic': New Warnings About Holidays As Second COVID-19 Wave Spreads
• 'People Are Getting More Desperate': Philadelphia Police Trying To Solve Multiple Carjackings In Same Division This Week
• President Donald Trump's Son, Eric Trump Holds MAGA Boat Rally In Miami
• Macy's Holding Hiring Event For 700 Seasonal Jobs In Maryland Next Week
• North Texas Hospital Workers Pause To Remember Patients Who Died Of Coronavirus
• 'Trying To Keep Socialism & Communism Away': VP Mike Pence Stumps For President At Miami Rally
• Amazon Delivery Van Rolls Down Hill, Crashes Into Mt. Washington Home
• Bay Area Bowlers See Bleak Future For Bowling Alleys Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Republicans Narrow Voter Registration Gap In Florida
• Gisele Fetterman, Wife Of Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, Declines To Press Charges Against Woman Who Launched Racist Tirade
• Person who flew with Joe Biden tests positive for COVID-19
• BU Students Asked To Stay Home Until Next Semester If They Leave For Thanksgiving
• Police: 32-Year Old Man Jailed, Facing Charges After Drug Bust Leads To Discovery Of 45 Bricks Of Heroin
• MDH: 'No Barrier' COVID-19 Testing To Continue Into Week Of Oct. 19
• Islip Settles Case With Latino Community, Agrees To Change Town-Wide Government Seats Into Council Districts
• 'We're Urging People To Get That Done' | Friday's 5:59 A.M. EDT Census Deadline Nears
• MS-13 Gang Member Albaro Moreno Sentenced To 30 Years In Racketeering Enterprise, 2 Murders
• Philadelphia Restaurants 'Praying For A Really Warm Winter' As City Announces Guidelines For Outdoor Dining This Winter
• Trump calls Fauci a "Democrat"
• Time Is Running Out To File 2020 Census Forms
• Oakland, Portland Sue Feds For Sending Agents to Protests
• Wisconsin Posts Record Number Of COVID-19 Cases With 3,747; Positivity Rate Nears 21%
• Halt Of California's Ban On Gator Products Continued After Ruling
• Florida Highway Trooper Credits Training With Saving Man's Life Who Passed Out, Crashed SUV On I-95
• Boston-Based Orig3n Gets Lab License Suspended After Invalid COVID Tests
• Pa. Second Lady Gisele Fetterman Will Not Press Charges Against Woman Seen On Video Using Racial Slur
• Tenants Rights Activists Call For Extension Of Eviction Moratorium
• 'BLM' Spray Painted On Four Vandalized Cars In Boston
• Michigan Man Loses Hunting Privileges After Poaching Plea
• Navigating Coronavirus: Citymeals On Wheels Says Food Is Going Fast And It Needs More Donations And Volunteers
• One Of Hundreds Of New Evacuees Of Cameron Peak Fire 'Takes His Hat Off To' Firefighters Trying To Protect Homes
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Discuss Expanding Hate Crime Statutes To Protect Those With Physical, Intellectual Disabilities
• Cal ISO Issues Flex Alert For Thursday From 3 p.m. To 10 p.m.
• Senate Judiciary Committee Sets Vote On Amy Coney Barrett's Confirmation For October 22
• Porch Pirate Hits Several Homes In Davis Neighborhood
• Boat Stranded On Lake Michigan Breakwall Two Days After Crash In Playpen
• Now Hiring: RaceTrac Looking To Add 450 Employees In DFW Area
• Elizabeth Forward Elementary Students To Return To 5-Day Per Week In-Person Learning
• Metro Little Tokyo/Arts District Station Permanently Closing Due To Transit Project
• MDHHS Improves Medicaid Enrollees' Access To Flu Vaccine
• Barnes & Noble Cyberattack: Data Breach Exposed Customers' Personal Info
• Supreme Court allows census count to end early
• What Happens If You Request A Mail-In Ballot And Then Change Your Mind? Pa., NJ And Del. Have Different Rules
• VIDEO: Man Wanted For Stealing Plants From Dallas Lowe's
• Vacaville Police Seek Knife-Wielding Robbery Suspect Who Apologized Before Stabbing Jewelry Store Manager
• Nike Sues LA-Based Streetwear Brand Warren Lotas Over Shoe Resembling Its Dunk Sneakers
• Man Found Dead Next To Motorcycle In San Francisco Identified
• Patriots Players Discuss Challenges Of Last Two Weeks
• Third Person Tied To Biden Campaign Tests Positive For Coronavirus; Kamala Harris Suspends Campaign Travel
• 2 More Residents Die Following Coronavirus Outbreak At Westmoreland Manor
• Third Person Tied To Joe Biden's Campaign Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• MDOT Announces Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• Baltimore County Expanding Funding For Small Business, Business Association Grant Programs
• Wisconsin Still Needs Poll Workers In 50 Municipalities Amid COVID Surge
• Angels Camp Man Facing Attempted Murder Charge In Tuolumne County Shooting
• Travis Fulgham Quickly Earning Respect Of Eagles Teammates, Developing Rapport With Carson Wentz
• Cameron Peak Fire Forces New Closures In Rocky Mountain National Park And Roosevelt National Forest
• Pa. Health Care Association Raising Voting Concerns For Long-Term Care Facility Residents
• New Jersey Shatters Own Sports Betting Record In September
• Baby Dies After Falling From Horse-Drawn Carriage In Maine
• Independent Counsel Named In Gov. Larry Hogan's Former Chief Of Staff Probe
• Allegheny County Elections Division Launches Search Tool To Determine If You Received Incorrect Mail-In Ballot
• New York Couple Ordered To Stand Trial In Aggravated Assault Of Sesame Place Teen Employee
• Massachusetts Reports 568 New Coronavirus Cases, 23 Additional Deaths
• Ravens Tormenting Opposing QBs With All-Out Blitz
• Around The Table: Political Experts Discuss Mail-In Voting, Amy Coney Barrett Hearing And Presidential Polling
• Education Secretary Betsy DeVos Calls For In-Person Learning 'As Much As Possible' During Garland Charter School Visit
• YouTube Cracks Down On QAnon, Following Moves by Facebook, Twitter
• Charges: Eden Prairie Tae Kwon Do Instructor Sexually Abused Underage Female Student
• Massachusetts Veterans' Services Agency Gets New Leader
• Intact 'La Dolorosa' Painting Found In Charred Rubble Of San Gabriel Mission
• 20-Year-Old Man Critically Wounded In Powelton Shooting: Philadelphia Police
• Unhealthy Air Quality Thursday In Some Valley Areas, Central LA, Southeast LA County
• Faculty Strike At Youngstown State Ends, Classes Resume
• 27-Year-Old Woman Shermira Misterka Missing From Nottingham Since September
• MSU President Says The University Is Facing A $54M Deficit
• March Madness: NCAA Picks Denver For 2021, 2023 & 2025 Games
• Battle For The Suburbs Playing Out Between President Trump & Democratic Challenger Biden
• Energy Partners Collaborate To Promote, Fill In-Demand Jobs During Careers In Energy Week
• Judiciary Committee sets date for vote on Barrett confirmation
• West Sacramento Pumpkin Patch Pony Ride Ends With Family Trip To ER
• FCC Chair Ajit Pai Seeks To Regulate Social Media Under Trump's Executive Order
• West Virginia Hits New High Of Coronavirus Cases And Hospitalizations
• DOT Awards Baltimore Nearly $10M As Part Of Funding To Improve Ports
• Vallejo Man Suspected Of Shooting At Good Samaritan Who Tried To Intervene In Fight
• Sen. Kamala Harris Halts Campaign Travel After Staffers Test Positive For COVID-19
• Lung Association Cites Health Benefits Of Electric Vehicles
• Over 130 Members Of North Texas High School Band In Quarantine After Several Positive COVID-19 Tests
• Bill Cowher Praises Eagles' Carson Wentz: 'He's A Resilient Quarterback'
• Peloton Recalls Bike Pedals That Can Break Unexpectedly; Rivals File Lawsuit
• Changing Your Mind? Pa. Voters Must Follow These Rules If They Request A Mail-In Ballot But Decide To Go To The Polls Instead
• Newborn Michigan Baby Fighting For His Life In Battle With Cancer
• Mule Creek State Prison Inmate Dies
• Obama says Trump is a "symptom of" and "accelerant to" misinformation
• Federal Investigation: White Supremacist Prison Gang Aryan Circle Murdered People In Texas, 10 Other States
• Wisconsin Sets Daily Record (Again) With 3,700+ New COVID-19 Cases: 'We Need To Take This Seriously'
• 10 Suspected Cocaine Dealers Charged In Texas Following 'Large-Scale Federal Operation'
• These are the abortion cases nearing the Supreme Court
• 49ers Hall of Famer Fred Dean Dies At 68 Of COVID-19
• COVID Reopening: San Mateo County To Launch COVID-19 Compliance Unit
• Report: Clippers Set To Hire Ty Lue As Head Coach
• Campaign 2020: Onetime Presidential Candidate Sen. Michael Bennet Drops Off His Ballot
• Germany to pay $662 million to Holocaust survivors amid pandemic
• Maryland Voters To Decide On Sports Betting, Budget Powers
• Wisconsin's Unemployment Rate Dropped To 5.4% In September
• Phillips 66 Refinery's Smilin' Jack Dons 80-Foot Face Mask
• No Tailgating At MSU As Football Opener Approaches
• Man Arrested On Assault Charges, Illegally Possessing Weapon In Prince George's County
• Former Baltimore Police Officer James Wissmann IV Sentenced To 6.5 Years For Child Porn Possession
• Vikings' Dalvin Cook Misses Practice Again Thursday After Groin Injury
• Halted For Coronavirus, Live Poker To Resume Soon In Atlantic City
• Granville Park Basketball Court Gets New Playing Surface
• "Jagged Little Pill" leads Tony Award nominations with 15
• Talks On Critical Election Legislation In Pennsylvania Stall Between Gov. Wolf, Legislature's House GOP Majority
• Maryland Fall Foliage Report: Peak Color Already Appearing In Parts Of State
• Armed Man Shot, Killed By LAPD Officers Outside South LA Gas Station
• COVID-19 nearly killed Grammy-winner Christopher Cross
• Here's A List Of Bills Gov. Whitmer Signed Into Law Thursday
• Colorado Weather: Much Cooler, Less Wind, But Still Areas Of Smoke
• DOJ Pursues Historic $2B Tax Evasion Case Against Software Tycoon Robert Brockman
• Herd Immunity 'Incredibly Reckless And Dangerous,' Says Dr. Mallika Marshall
• 'Definitely Blinds Down When The Sun Goes Down': Boulder Residents Learn Peeping Tom Took Pictures Through Windows
• Knife-Wielding Suspect Apologizes Before Stabbing Jewelry Store Manager, Police Say
• Bankers Survey Sees Surge In Rural Parts Of 10 States
• Drew Surprises 'Drew Gooder' 18-year-Old Justin Galvin Who Risked His Life To Save Mother & Three Children From Burning Car
• Over 47,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of Oct. 5, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Carroll County Public Schools Equips Buses With Cameras To Record Speeding Cars While Dropping Off Students
• Sachse Police: Missing 76-Year-Old Woman Found Safe
• Texas Man Arrested, Charged For Giving Fraudulent COVID-19 Treatments
• Walgreens Rebounds With $373M Profit in 4Q
• They're Unbeaten And Still Hungry, Now No. 17 SMU Looks To Maintain Their Record At Tulane
• March Madness, Other NCAA Tournaments Returning To Pittsburgh In Coming Years
• 'We've Seen Lines Out The Door Everyday': East End Cooperative Ministry Helping Those In Need Get Warm For The Winter
• More Firefighters From Across Colorado Head To Cameron Peak Fire
• Stephon Gilmore Returns To Practice Field, Indicating Removal From COVID-19 List
• Heat Wave Triggers Flex Alert Thursday, SoCal Asked To Conserve Power
• U.S. and Taliban to "re-set" as carnage escalates in Afghanistan
• Sheriff: Man Found Dead Outside Of Family Dollar
• Bill Cowher On Ben Roethlisberger: 'He's Having A Lot Of Fun Playing The Game'
• Falcons' Staff Member Tests Positive For COVID-19; Game Against Vikings Still On
• Glendale Bans Sale Of Helium-Filled Mylar Balloons
• Most employees prefer working from home, survey shows
• Henry Winkler on His First Acting Job on 'The Mary Tyler Moore Show'
• Time Running Out To Complete Census As Thursday Last Full Day To Respond
• Teens Arrested In Sausalito After Car Stolen With Dogs Inside; 1 Dog Left Abandoned In San Francisco
• Census Count Could End Thursday
• US Navy To Create New National Museum In DC
• Fuel The Vote Feeding Voters Showing Up To Philadelphia Satellite Election Offices To Turn In Ballots
• CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield Recognizes Election Day As Corporate Holiday
• 'The Shining' Experience Opens Tonight In West Loop
• Barnes & Noble Says Massive Cyberattack Exposed Customers' Personal Information
• Man At Large After Robbing Two Different East Colfax Avenue Businesses
• Masked & Ready, Students Returned To Classrooms At Coral Park Elementary After One Day Closure
• No Charges Against Person Questioned In Killing Of Stacey Jones, Pregnant Woman Whose Baby Survived Shooting
• New details emerge after mayor's resignation, reporter's arrest
• App Launched In Michigan To Alert People Exposed To Virus
• Port Authority Unveils Fleet Of Zero Emission Buses To Serve Local Airports
• Drew Shares How Henry Winkler Changed Her Life Forever
• Reading Fightin Phils Hosting Trick-Or-Treating Event At FirstEnergy Stadium
• NFL Week 6 NFC East Picks: Don Bell Says Ravens 'Physicality' Will Be Too Much For Eagles To Handle
• NFL Week 6 NFC East Picks: Don Bell Says Ravens' 'Physicality' Will Be Too Much For Eagles To Handle
• Preckwinkle's 2021 Budget Plan Avoids Tax Hikes, Counts On Extra Money From Online Sales Taxes, Marijuana, And Sports Betting
• California Wildfire Smoke Exposes Millions to Hazardous Pollution
• AAA: Texas Gas Price Average Still Below $2 After 216 Days
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 19 More COVID-19 Deaths, 1,100+ New Cases
• Californians Urged To Drop, Cover And Hold During Great Shakeout Earthquake Drill From Home
• Gov. Murphy, Coalition Of CEOs Announce Pledge To Hire, Train 30,000 New Jersey Residents, Boost In-State Spending
• Pandemic Pushes Start Of Holiday Shopping Season Earlier Than Ever
• 412 Food Rescue To Host Virtual Concert Fundraiser
• Grand Bahama Welcomes Tourists Again
• Allianz Field To Be A Ballot Return Location For Ramsey County Residents
• 'Man On Scooter Severely Injured' In Coconut Creek Hit-And-Run
• Gas Station Employee Critically Wounded In Southwest Philadelphia Quadruple Shooting
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Is Immunity Real?  First Confirmed Case Of Reinfection In The U.S.
• 'The Tragedy Of Losing A Child Is Unexplainable'; Teen Fatally Shot In North Minneapolis Identified As Wanya Corey
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 1,598 New Cases Of Coronavirus, 21 Additional Deaths
• Kamala Harris Temporarily Cancels Campaign Travel After Two Staffers Test Positive For COVID-19
• Juvenile Arrested After Allegedly Found With Loaded Handgun, Marijuana In Glen Burnie
• Michigan Is One Of 10 States Selected For $1 Million Dollar Treasure Hunt
• Coach Manny Diaz Says Hurricanes Must Shed Arrogance, Rebound Against Pitt
• Boston mayor warns of crackdown on house parties amid COVID uptick
• 8-Week-Old Emaciated Puppy Needs Your Help, BARCS Asking For Donations
• Cowboys QB Dak Prescott Thanks Supporters In New Video Message: 'Ready To Start This Road To Comeback'
• Sheriff: 55-Year-Old Little Falls Woman Injured In Stearns Co. Crash
• Stimulus Package Update: What Happens To The Economy Without A Second Stimulus?
• 94-Year-Old Mildred Madison Traveled 300 Miles From Chicago Area To Detroit To Make Sure Her Vote Counted
• LAPD: Truck Driver Robbing Evening Walkers, Joggers In West LA Neighborhoods Of Their Phones At Gunpoint
• Pittsburgh Pirates Announce Games During School Months Will Start Earlier To Enhance Family-Friendly Fan Experience
• President Trump's Miami Town Hall Will Cause Traffic Delays, Detours
• Michigan Republican Congressman Tests Positive For Covid-19
• Oakland Man Convicted Of Targeting Law Enforcement Officers With Mail Bombs; Revenge Was Motive
• Rare horse cloned from cells taken from a stallion in 1980
• AIDS Memorial Quilt To Be On Virtual Exhibition Starting Next Month
• Harford County Businesses Can Get Free Masks At Drive-Thru Distribution Event In Bel Air October 21
• Waterford Twp. Police: 6-Year-Old Killed, Parents Injured In 4-Car Crash
• Man Struck By Multiple Vehicles, Killed After Walking In And Out Of Traffic On Northeast Extension, Investigators Say
• Jaime Bautista-Sanchez Sentenced To 30 Years After Pleading Guilty In Deadly Crash
• Stimulus Package Update: What Happens To The Economy Without A Second Stimulus?
• $3.6 Million Pennsylvania Lottery Match 6 Ticket Sold At Delaware County Wawa
• Lowell Cancels Halloween Trick-Or-Treating After 'Significant Increase' In Coronavirus Cases
• Freeze Ahead Thursday Night; Here's What To Expect
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 139 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Countywide Total To 13,672
• Vote-By-Mail Requests Surge Over Fears Of In-Person Voting Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Dr. Oz And The Scientific Director Of 'Operation Warp Speed,' Discuss Expectations About The Efficacy For The Vaccines
• John Legend dedicates emotional performance to Chrissy Teigen
• Vallejo Police Dog 'Loki' Sniffs Out More Than $1 Million Worth Of Heroin
• Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb Tests Negative For COVID-19 After Health Director Tested Positive
• Harris cancels campaign travel after staffers test positive for COVID
• Man Arrested After 2 Petaluma Truck Thefts, Hit-And-Run
• Florida Sees Uptick In First-Time Unemployment Claims As COVID Continues
• Kamala Harris Suspending Travel After Staffer Tests COVID-19 Positive As Joe Biden Set To Host Town Hall In Philly
• One Person Dies In Single-Vehicle Crash On Route 51
• Chicago-Based HBK Engineering Has Job Openings Locally, Nationwide
• Iowa Supreme Court Sides With GOP Over Absentee Ballot Forms
• Le'Veon Bell's Free Agency: Will Bill Belichick, Patriots Pursue Running Back?
• Cops Quit After Corruption Probe In Detroit Drug Unit
• Kamala Harris Cancels Campaign Travel After 2 Staffers Test Positive For COVID-19
• Dr. Oz Asks The Scientific Director Of 'Operation Warp Speed,' How To Handle People Who Are Refusing To Get A Vaccine
• Baltimore County Launches New Redesigned Website
• Every Philadelphian Not Counted In Census Costs City $2,100 In Funding Per Year, Officials Say
• Sam Noyer Returns To Colorado Buffaloes With Chance At QB Job
• PTL Links: October 15, 2020
• 'Dangerous Fallacy': Researchers Warn Herd Immunity Strategy Is Wrong Approach To Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 630 Cases Added, Hospitalizations & ICU Beds Slightly Down
• More Than 2 Million Floridians Have Already Voted By Mail, 319K In Miami-Dade, Broward
• RBG statue to be unveiled in Brooklyn on her birthday
• Former NY Mayor Mike Bloomberg Donates $500K To Boost Democratic Turnout In Dade
• Michigan Man Charged With Hate Crimes After He Allegedly Attacked Group Of Black Teenagers, Called Them The N-Word
• Minnesota Monthly's Takeout Challenge
• 3 Men Wanted For Allegedly Stealing Medication From Glen Burnie Store At Gunpoint
• Woman Shot, Wounded By LAPD Officers At Winnetka Motel
• Fall River Police Search For 2 Women Who Attacked Trump Supporter
• Comunidades Latinas Unidas En Servicio (CLUES) Saving Circles Fund
• Fred Dean, San Francisco 49ers Hall Of Famer, Dies At 68 From COVID-19
• 2020 Holidazzle Will Be Virtual: 'Celebrate With Us Wherever You Are'
• Dr. Oz Asks The Scientific Director Of 'Operation Warp Speed,' About Concerns Distributing A Vaccine To The Public
• North Texas-Based Motel 6 Drops The Richards Group Ad Agency Over "Too Black" Comment
• Queen Elizabeth leaves COVID bubble to visit top-secret military lab
• Firefighters Rescue Woman From Early Morning House Fire In South Sacramento
• Obama urges Americans to vote early
• Hormel Unveils New Bacon-Scented Face Mask
• Fast-Spreading Bruder Fire In Redlands Forces Residents To Flee
• Scott Peterson's Conviction To Be Reexamined In Court
• Bill Belichick Sends Well Wishes To Nick Saban, After Alabama Coach Tests Positive For COVID-19
• More Than 28K Marylanders Filed For Unemployment Last Week
• Pitt Football To Have Fans At Heinz Field For Final Two Home Games
• Coronavirus Impact: Popular Columbus Circle Underground Market Attempting Climb Out Of Pandemic's Clutches
• South Dakota Sets Daily Records For COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations
• Man Shot To Death At South LA Gas Station, Gunman At Large
• Inter Miami Extends Unbeaten Streak To Three With 1-1 Draw With Atlanta United
• Stacy Garrity, Candidate For State Treasurer, Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Scott Peterson's 2004 murder convictions to be reexamined
• Several Key Decisions In The George Floyd Case Could Be Made Thursday
• Watch Now: Confirmation Hearing For Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett
• Sonequa Martin-Green Calls 'Star Trek: Discovery' Season 3 'The Most Cinematic That We've Had Thus Far'
• Number of Americans applying for jobless aid jumps
• NYPD: Suspect Caught On Camera Posing As Customer, Stealing $15,000 Worth Of Cufflinks At Midtown Jewelry Store
• Amy Cooper, Woman In Viral Central Park Confrontation, Appears In Court For Arraignment
• 'A Little Bit Concerned': President Trump Looks To Boost Support In Iowa
• Mayor Says Suggestion His Micromanaging Led To NYPD's Chief Of Patrol Fausto Pichardo's Resignation 'Not Accurate'
• Motel 6, Home Depot drop ad agency over "too Black" comment
• 'Cheer' Star Jerry Harris Seeks Release From Jail As He Awaits Trial On Child Porn Charges
• A behind-the-scenes look at how mail-in ballots are processed
• Charlie Baker Says He 'Cannot Support Donald Trump For President'
• Dueling Town Halls For Biden In Philadelphia, Trump In Miami After Debate Plan Nixed
• Two Plum High School Students Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Miami Proud: Risky & Complex Medical Procedure On Pongo The Giraffe Is First For Zoo Miami
• Airline pilot reports jetpack flier near LAX — again
• Patriots, Cam Newton Returning To Practice On Thursday
• Iowa Supreme Court sides with GOP over absentee ballot request forms
• He's fighting deportation, while his wife battles COVID-19 as a nurse
• Biden campaign puts up huge fundraising numbers in September
• California GOP won't remove unofficial ballot drop boxes
• Record number of early voters met by long wait times at polls
• Largest meth bust in DEA history made in California
• Dr. Fauci: "My Thanksgiving is going to look very different this year"
• "I assure you I have my own mind": Democrats grill Amy Coney Barrett in hearings
• Paterson, N.J. Board Of Education Extends Remote-Only Learning Into 2021
• Three Pa. State System Of Higher Education Universities May Merge Into One
• Star dies by "spaghettification" as it's consumed by black hole
• Trump tweets meme mocking Biden as a nursing home resident
• COVID 2nd wave drives more European countries back into lockdown
• Anchorage mayor resigns after TV anchorwoman's threats
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Multiple Suspects After String Of Carjackings Leads To Chase, Crash In Kensington
• Trump files Supreme Court request to stop release of his tax records
• Trump rallies his base in Des Moines, Iowa
• 3 Men In Custody After Breaking Into Pillars Store On Near West Side, Stealing Merchandise
• 2 Suburban Dads Go All Out With Their Halloween Displays
• Distribution Company Blamed For Ballot Issues In Two Counties
• Career Coach: New LinkedIn Features
• Woman Accused Of Killing Pregnant Mom & Cutting Infant From Womb Extradited Back To Texas
• Boston Symphony Orchestra Holding Rolling Recitals In City Thursday
• Rittenhouse Extends Outdoor Dining Hours For Fall
• CDC: COVID-19 Vaccines May Not Be Recommended For Children
• City Of Chicago Turns Out To Own Part Of Stretch Of Vacant Lots That Avalon Park Neighbors Say Are Dangerous
• Maryland Department Of Labor: Over 82% Of Unemployment Claims Flagged, Investigated Confirmed Fraudulent
• Man Riding Dirt Bike Seriously Hurt In Brownsville Hit-And-Run
• University Of Chicago's Booth School Of Business Going Remote After Students Attend Party, Test Positive For COVID-19
• Pittsburgh Weather: Off And On Rain Showers With Higher Wind Gusts
• Chicago Weather: Cool Down In Effect; Freeze Warning Ahead
• 2 Americans, remains of 3rd, released in exchange with Yemen rebels
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Mostly Sunny, Low 70s, Warmest Day Of Week
• 'United By Blooms' Installs Floral Designs Citywide To Encourage Voting, Support Postal Workers
• Problems On The Farm: Pandemic Impacting Dairy Farmers Ability To Move Product
• Wells Fargo fires dozens for alleged abuse of COVID relief program
• Southmoreland High School Closed Due To Two Positive Coronavirus Cases
• Teen agriculture students' racehorse fetches $238k at Japan auction
• Philadelphia Police: Jennifer Joseph, 40, Charged With Murder In 5-Year-Old Son's Fatal Stabbing
• ATF Offering Reward For Guns Stolen From Monroeville Sporting Goods Store
• 'I Haven't Slept, I'm Not Eating,' Says Homeowner Planning Legal Action After Crane Falls On Fort Lauderdale Home
• 'Anything Can Happen': Projections Show Joe Biden Doesn't Need Florida But Political Expert Explains Why He's Still Visiting Key Battleground State
• Police: Suspects Hold Guns To 21-Year-Old's Head, Steal Vehicle In Port Richmond
• As The Deadline For 2020 Census Approaches, Local Officials Urge Its Importance
• Hurley's Picks: Disastrous Jets' Dysfunction Providing Nice Sense Of Normalcy In Otherwise Upside-Down Season
• Carlisle Man Develops Face Mask Bracelet So You Never Forget It
• PG&E Power Shutoffs Commence In North Bay, East Bay, South Bay
• Seniors At San Francisco's Midtown Park Apartments Prevail In Longest Standing Rent Strike Against City
• Bay Area Leaders Push Back On Climate Plan's 60% Work From Home Mandate
• West Sacramento Pumpkin Patch Pony Ride Ends With Family Trip To ER
• Thursday's Show Info (10/15/20)
• Actor Adam Sandler Filming Netflix Movie 'Hustle' In Philadelphia
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/15 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Caden Clark Scores Again, New York Red Bulls Tie Toronto
• Orlando City Unbeaten Streak At 11 After Draw With NYCFC

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• Biden and Trump hold dueling town halls after canceled debate
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• U.S. wine industry faces multitude of threats
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• Florida prepares for an influx of mail-in ballots
• Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown predicts Biden will win state, and that results won't take as long as people expect
• Person who flew with Joe Biden tests positive for COVID-19 ahead of town hall
• Teenagers come together to create podcast during pandemic
• Attorney outlines case against the Affordable Care Act
• Absentee ballot issues in North Carolina leave voters concerned
• Hunter Biden tabloid story raises disinformation campaign fears
• Europe races to combat second wave of coronavirus with new lockdowns
• Families face financial devastation amid economic fallout from coronavirus
• Biden outperforming Trump in all key swing states, polls say
• U.S. battles coronavirus surge as states see record new cases
• CBS Evening News, October 15, 2020
• Democratic candidate Julie Oliver says Texas will "absolutely go blue" in 2020
• McConnell rules out vote on COVID bill as Trump hits campaign trail
• Boston mayor warns against house parties amid COVID uptick
• Jobless claims increase as 898,000 Americans file for first-time benefits
• Christopher Cross on his near-fatal COVID illness
• Kamala Harris suspends campaign travel after staffers test positive for COVID-19
• Scott Peterson's murder convictions to be reexamined
• Amy Coney Barrett's former law clerk talks about her experiences with Supreme Court nominee
• Dr. Fauci on the safety of voting and political rallies in COVID pandemic
• U.S. COVID-19 hospitalizations spike to highest number since August
• California teens take their tech savvy and 3D printers to make PPE for people nationwide
• How to sort out symptoms of COVID-19 from other viruses as cold and flu season approaches
• Kenneth Walker reacts to the grand jury not charging Louisville officers in Breonna Taylor's death
• Largest meth bust in DEA history made in California
• Pilot reports another jetpack flying by airplanes near LAX
• Following the journey of an absentee ballot after it arrives at a local election office
• Governments implement renewed social measures as Europe battles record COVID-19 spike
• Alabama football coach Nick Saban tests positive for COVID-19
• Judge Amy Coney Barrett grilled during third day of her confirmation hearing
• President Trump, Democratic nominee Joe Biden prepare for competing town halls
• Trump touts COVID-19 recovery, holds large rally in Iowa despite White House guidelines