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• Firefighters Battling 2-Alarm Vegetation Fire In Suisun City
• 2 Killed, 3 Wounded in Separate San Francisco Friday-Night Shootings
• Bay Area Family Keeps Halloween Tradition Alive With Drive-Thru Haunted House
• Arrest Made In Connection With Lemur Stolen From San Francisco Zoo
• CSULB Shark Lab Tags Record Number Of Sharks Off SoCal Coast
• Fight to Extinguish Fire at South San Francisco Warehouse Slowed by Earlier Blaze on San Bruno Mountain
• Black Forest Woman Attacked By Deer Believed To Be Raised By Neighbor
• Sacramento Homeowners Angry After Campaign Signs Set On Fire
• LASD Deputy Fatally Shoots Man In Willowbrook
• Grinch Strikes Early Stealing Thousands Of Holiday Decorations Out Of Natomas
• Burbank Sports Bar Says It Will Enforce Mask Policy After Backlash Over Social Media Post
• Return To In-Person Learning Helps Colorado Families With Special Needs Students
• Fired Yolo County Sergeant Files Lawsuit Against Sheriff's Office
• Bankruptcy Settlement Allows Exide To Abandon Battery Recycling Plant In Vernon, Leaves State With Cleanup Bill
• San Diego Sheriff Releases Body Camera Footage Of Fatally Shooting Of DUI Suspect
• San Bernardino Street Vendor In Critical Condition After Hit-And-Run, Suspect In Custody
• Surveillance Video Captures Deadly Drive-By Shooting In Fairfield Shopping Mall Parking Lot
• Dodgers Force Game 6 With 7-3 Win Over Braves
• Teens Admit to Starting Friday Afternoon 4-Alarm Fire on San Bruno Mountain in South San Francisco
• CDC Thanksgiving Guidelines: How To Stay COVID-Free Over The Holiday
• Commerce City Police Officer Killed In Double Fatal Crash On Hwy 2
• Bomb Squad Investigating Suspicious Device Found In Cooler At Amador County Gas Station
• Deadly Drive-By Shooting in Fairfield Shopping Mall Parking Lot Caught on Camera
• Portion Of Big Thompson Canyon Evacuated As Strong Winds Fuel Cameron Peak Fire
• New Adams County COVID-19 Restrictions: Gatherings Limited To 5 People, Last Call For Alcohol Now 10 P.M.
• Fairfield Police Arrest Man Suspected of Shooting at Good Samaritan in Hotel Parking Lot
• Chicago Weather: Windy Weekend Ahead
• When A Coronavirus Vaccine Is Available, Colorado Plans To Distribute In 3 Phases
• Streeterville Residents Fighting To Save Park Space
• Garoppolo's Ankle Feeling Better Headed Into 49ers-Rams Game
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/17 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Chris Christie's Bout With COVID A Stark Reminder Of The Dangers Of Letting Your Guard Down
• R. Kelly's Lawyers Say Jail Staffers Encouraged Or Allowed Singer To Be Beaten
• Man Shot While Accompanying DoorDash Driver Says Company Showed No Concern
• Baby Yoda Toy Gifted To Wildfire Firefighters Travels Back To California
• Lack Of Foot Traffic In Minneapolis Skyways Impacts Businesses
• Mismatched Signatures And More: Common Mistakes Could Delay Your Vote From Being Counted
• Outdoor Dining Dilemma: Restaurants Search For Ways To Keep Diners Coming As Cold Sets In
• Man Arrested, Charged With Child Endangerment After Standoff In Hoboken
• Staten Island Restaurant Known For Serving Up Grandma's Cooking Finding New Ways To Pay Bills During Pandemic
• Know The Score: October 16, 2020
• New Jersey Families Fighting To Spend More Time With Loved Ones In Nursing Homes That Only Allow 15 Minute Visits
• Painting Stolen From German-Jewish Family By Nazis Returned Decades Later
• Gov. Hogan: M&T Bank Stadium, FedEx Field Can Open At 10% Capacity
• Justin McBride Charged, Accused Of Walking Into Pig & Sprout With Rifle, Holding Customers Hostage
• Ready To Cast Your Ballot In Person? Early Voting Begins Monday In Broward, Miami-Dade Counties
• 3-Year-Old Boy Killed By Father In Bel Air Murder-Suicide, Sheriff's Office Says
• Doctor: NFL Players Exposed To Coronavirus Should Quarantine 14 Days
• Walz Orders Flags At Half-Staff Monday In Honor Of Lives Lost To COVID-19
• Much Of US, Including Maryland, Expected To Be Warmer Than Normal This Winter, NOAA Predicts
• San Francisco Giants Lay Off 10 Percent Of Employees Due To Pandemic Hurting Revenues
• Boston Delays Next Phase Of In-Person Learning Until October 29
• Federal Judge Refuses To Block Gov. Cuomo's Order Limiting Capacity In Houses Of Worship In COVID Cluster Zones
• 'You Have To Be Particularly Careful' | Dr. Fauci Warns U.S. Headed In Wrong Direction In Fight Against COVID-19
• Congressional Candidates Sean Parnell And Luke Negron File Lawsuit To Allow Poll Watchers At Allegheny Co. Satellite Election Offices
• San Bernardino, Ventura Report 1 New COVID Death Each; Riverside Adds 159 Cases
• List Of Businesses In Mpls. Skyways That Remain Open
• Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, Frequent Trump Critic, Casts Vote For Ronald Reagan
• Ravens' Justin Tucker Surprises Fan Who Watched Game From Hospital Hours After Breast Cancer Surgery
• Attorneys For Former Fort Worth Officer Charged With Killing Atatiana Jefferson Subpoena Mayor And Police Chief
• Police: 13-Year-Old Boy Shoots, Kills Mother's Fiance As Man Argued With Other Children
• WB I-70 Ramp To Colorado Boulevard Closed This Weekend For Central 70 Project
• Breast Cancer Survivor Urges Routine Screenings During Pandemic
• Sheriff: 1 Dead, 1 In Critical Condition After Industrial Accident In Meeker Co.
• More States Break Single-Day COVID Records, But What Does That Mean For Florida?
• After Losing First 3 Games To Rays, Astros Force Game 7
• PG&E Restores Power to 'Essentially All' Customers; Red Flag Warning Extended Into Saturday
• Miami Director Billy Corben Looks Back At The Contentious 2000 Election With His Latest Documentary, '537 Votes'
• France denounces "Islamist terrorist attack" after teacher decapitated
• Valve Inadvertently Opened Inside Harbor Tunnel During Testing Caused Brief Flooding Friday Morning, Officials Say
• Joe Kennedy III Says Senate Campaign Improperly Spent $1.5M
• More Than 436,000 Ballots Have Been Returned So Far
• John Legend Pays Tribute To Wife Chrissy Teigen In First Performance Since Pregnancy Loss
• Electrical Worker Sent To Hospital After Being Shocked Friday In Baltimore County
• Texas Allows Social Workers To Deny LGBTQ, Disabled Clients
• Benjamin Franklin Parkway Homeless Encampment Residents Continue To Leave After Agreement With Philadelphia
• Amazon Tablets Donated To Students At East Los Angeles College
• Raccoon That Attacked Child In Arlington Tests Positive For Rabies
• CVS, Walgreens To Help Distribute Coronavirus Vaccines To Assisted Living Facilities
• Montgomery County Police: Over $35K Worth Of Property Stolen From Gucci Store At Clarksburg Premium Outlets
• United Airlines Adds More Stops To Mexico, Begins Service To Belize
• Fairfield Police Investigating 2 Sexual Battery Cases Along Hilborn Road
• Presidential Cookie Poll At Allegheny County Bakery Causing Controversy
• Huge Plume Of Wildfire Smoke Blows Into Denver
• Deerfield District 109 Reverts To Remote Learning
• Anne Arundel County Police Recover Handgun, 12 Grams Of Marijuana During Traffic Stop In Laurel
• Bay Area Election Officials Grapple With Avalanche Of Mail-In Ballots Over 2 Weeks Before Election Day
• Dallas Morning News Staff Votes To Unionize
• Police: 2 In Stable Condition After Mt. Washington Shooting
• 'A Huge Opportunity To Connect With The Kids': RV Rentals Increase As Families Continue To Work, School From Home
• Oakland Leaders Demand More COVID Testing In Fruitvale District
• COVID-19 Could Force Iconic Midtown Church To Shut Its Doors For Good
• Firefighters Contain Multiple-Alarm Fire Off I-80 Near Vacaville
• Mom's Rare Condition Spurs SRA Scholar to Career in Medical Research
• 'National Political Winds' May Cost Cory Gardner Colorado's U.S. Senate Race
• Battery Charge Dismissed Against BSO Sergeant Gregory LaCerra In Rough Arrest Of Teen DeLucca Rolle
• FBI Raids IBEW Local 98 Headquarters To Carry Out 'Court-Authorized Law Enforcement Activity'
• With Results On Election Night At Stake, Pa. Lawmakers Cannot Get Beyond Partisan Politics To Solve A Problem
• Major Earthquake Retrofit Work Complete At Lake Merced Pump Station
• Man Breaks Into Galt Home While Teens Still Logged Into Class, Teacher Calls 911
• 2 Teen Boys Shot To Death In Crashed Car In Willowbrook
• 92nd North Texas Fair And Rodeo Begins Despite Pandemic
• Baltimore County Public Schools Announce Changes To Fall Meal Distribution Program
• New Arapahoe County COVID-19 Restrictions: Gatherings Limited To 10 People, Last Call For Alcohol Now 11 P.M.
• COVID Reopening: Despite Getting Green Light, South Bay Theaters Stay Shuttered
• Man Crossing Street Killed By Car Near Antelope
• Despite Concerns, Southwestern Pa. Voters Using Mail-In Ballots In Record Numbers
• New COVID-19 Restrictions: Denver Limits Group Gatherings To 5 People, Requires Face Masks In More Settings
• Roseville Boy, 10, Finds Happiness During Pandemic In Local Motivational Speaker
• Feds To Execute Man Who Killed 2 Youth Ministers In Texas
• Remote Learning Makes Abuse Harder To Spot, Says Chicago Public Schools CEO
• LA County Sheriff's Deputy Charged With Meeting Teen For Sex
• Over 100 Dogs From Bobcat Fire Zone Kennel Ready For Adoption
• Pre-travel test means no quarantine for tourists to Hawaii
• East Troublesome Fire Fueled By Strong Winds, Dry Conditions Near Kremmling
• Chris Christie On COVID Battle: 'I Was Wrong To Not Wear A Mask'
• Disneyland Facing Backlog In Refund Requests For Disney Annual Passes
• New York State Officials Looking Into Deadly Disease That May Affect White-Tailed Deer
• Biden draws higher ratings than Trump in dueling town halls
• New Jersey Appeals Court Says Attorney General Can Order Release Of Police Disciplinary Files
• Denver Weather: High Fire Danger Continues With Gusty Wind
• Denver Independent Artists & Venues Eligible For CARES Act Money
• Man Injured, Transported To Hospital After Shooting In Stockton
• Some Residents In Darien Aren't Getting Mail: 'My Son Has Medication...It's Pretty Important'
• New York City Ranks Third On Annual List Of 'Rattiest' Cities In America
• Obama to hit the campaign trail for Biden-Harris
• 'Thuggish Voter Intimidation': State GOP Says It Will Not Remove Unofficial Ballot Drop Boxes
• This week on "Face the Nation," October 18, 2020
• Police Investigate Double Homicide After Two Teens Found Dead In Lake County, Indiana
• Minneapolis 3rd Police Precinct Area Targeted For Break-Ins
• Proposition 25: Referendum On Law That Replaced Money Bail With System Based On Public Safety, Flight Risk
• Man who spent 23 years in prison for stealing hedge clippers gets parole
• Toppled Statue Outside Colorado Capitol Now On Display Inside History Colorado Center
• Catholic Dioceses In Colorado Pay $6.6 Million To Sex Abuse Survivors
• San Francisco Giants Lay Off 10 Percent of Employees Due to Pandemic Hurting Revenues
• Fire Near Manitou Incline Started In Homeless Camp, Investigators Search For Person Of Interest
• Sheriff: 44-Year-Old Harris Man Dies In Hospital After Motorcycle Crash In Chisago Co.
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump campaign launches ad blitz encouraging vote by mail
• Grass Fire In Vacaville Contained, All Westbound Lanes Of I-80 Reopen
• Southwestern Pennsylvania Man Loses Tens Of Thousands Of Dollars In Romance Scam
• Furry Tails: Marco & Gizmo Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• COVID Fall Surge Hits Minnesota As State Breaks New Daily Record For Positive Cases
• Chirlane McCray Not Running For Brooklyn Borough President
• Metrolink Train Fatally Strikes Person In Northridge
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Announces New Leadership For State Department Of Military And Veterans Affairs
• LA County Reports 1,072 New COVID-19 Cases, 27 Deaths
• NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea Says Department Is Focused, Balanced On COVID Enforcement In Hot Spots
• UPDATE: Newsom Says President Trump Approves Major Disaster Declaration After Phone Call
• Maryland Men's Basketball Celebrates 2020 Big Ten Title With Ring Ceremony
• Two Dead After Shooting At Dolton Menards
• Museum Of Chinese In America Celebrates 40th Anniversary With Major Comeback
• Proposition 24: Amends Consumer Privacy Laws
• Dallas County Reports 462 New Confirmed Coronavirus Cases, 20 Deaths: 'The Numbers Are Moving Against Us'
• Man Charged With Attempted Murder, Hate Crime Of 2 Transgender Women In MacArthur Park
• Toddler befriends Halloween skeleton amid pandemic
• CPS Announces Second Quarter Plan To Reopen Schools For Pre-K, Intensive Cluster Programs
• Vandals Spray-Paint Swastikas Throughout Port Washington Police Athletic League Building
• Proposition 23: Establishes State Requirements For Kidney Dialysis
• Florida Stance On Ballot Drop Boxes Draws Fire
• Ascension Saint Agnes Opens New Breast Cancer Care Center
• Fauci: Things would have to be "really bad" before national lockdown
• Murals Pop Up Along Trinity River Trails
• Westbound I-80, I-580 Connector Ramps Reopen In Albany After Extended Police Activity Closure
• Small Property Owners, Landlords Beg NYC For Tax Relief While Struggling To Pay Bills
• North Texas Woman Who Allegedly Posed As Nurse And Stole From Seniors Arrested
• Broward Extends Restaurant Dining, Bar Service To Midnight
• Proposition 22: Exempts App-Based Transportation And Delivery Company From Providing Employee Benefits To Certain Drivers
• Mail-In Ballot Voter Fraud Fact Check
• SUV Driven Erratically In Woodland Found To Be Stolen; 2 Arrested
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Installs New Leader At Military, Veterans Department
• Longtime Shark Joe Thornton Signs 1-Year Deal With Maple Leafs
• NH Hockey Players Disappointed By Abrupt Coronavirus Shutdown
• Ravens DE Derek Wolfe Listed As Questionable For Sunday's Bout With Eagles
• On a podcast and in a letter, signs of the Democratic Party fight to come
• Harbor-UCLA's Chief Medical Officer Calls On LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva To Review Actions That Led To Hospital Shooting
• Voters To Decide If Pittsburgh Citizen Police Review Board Will Get More Authority Over Police Investigations
• Anti-abortion rights group says Facebook blocked ads over "debunked" facts
• Fall Snow Has Minnesotans Enchanted, Apprehensive
• Fenway Park Among Early Voting Stations In Massachusetts This Weekend
• Max Minute: CDC Warns Doctors About Adult Version Of Inflammatory Disease Affecting Some Children With COVID
• California: GOP can no longer deploy "unauthorized" drop boxes
• Judge: Evidence 'Overwhelmingly Supports Detention' Of 'Cheer' Star Jerry Harris While Awaiting Trial On Child Porn Charges
• Long Island Homeowners Shocked By Skyrocketing Water Bills, Some Companies Say, 'This Wasn't A Surprise'
• La Salle University Students Rethinking How To Get Out The Vote For Election Day 2020
• Longmont Restaurant Owners Start Petition To Keep Barriers Up On Main Street Through 2021
• Democratic Group Senate Majority PAC Pulls TV Ads Of Colorado's U.S. Senate Race
• 'I Wanted To Be A Part Of Something That Was Going To Make A Major Impact In The Black Community': Actor Mark McKinnon On BET Movie 'The Waiting Room'
• AC Transit Resuming Fare Collection, Front Door Boarding After Nearly 7 Months
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports Largest Spike In Daily COVID-19 Cases (2,287) And Tests Completed (44K)
• Trump makes campaign stops in Georgia and Florida
• Watchdog's Report Details Disciplinary Action Against 8 Officers Tied To Night Former CPD Supt. Eddie Johnson Was Found Asleep At The Wheel
• Clayton Man Who Attacked Anti-Racism Protesters Avoids Prison
• 2 Men Convicted Of Raping Drunk, Unconscious Underage Girls In Antelope
• Philadelphia Police Union Honors Fallen Sgt. James O'Connor With Plaque On Grounds Of Lodge 5
• NYPD: Attack On Hasidic Jewish Man Under Investigation As Attempted Robbery, Not Hate Crime
• Orange County Reports 10 More Coronavirus-Related Deaths, 151 New Cases
• Colorado Hiker Rescued After Falling 40 Feet In Little Dominguez Canyon
• Former Angels Employee Indicted In North Texas In Fatal Overdose Of Tyler Skaggs
• B-PEP Offering Free Rides To Voters
• Monroeville Mall Shooting Suspect Turns Himself In To Police
• In reversal, Trump approves California's request for wildfire relief
• COVID's Toll On The Elderly: Many Are Left Homebound And Isolated
• San Bernardino Teacher Arrested For Sending 'Sexually Charged' Text Messages To Middle School Student
• Watsonville Man Sought In Murder Of His Wife After Her Body Discovered In Santa Cruz
• Starbucks sets goals for increasing diversity in coming years
• Baylor Researchers Studying How Masks Impact People While Exercising
• Small Brush Fire Burns In Sepulveda Basin
• Pop-up Voter Service Center At Subaru Park Opens For 3-Day Event After Judge Rejects GOP Attempt To Block It
• 'I Love You': Atlantic City Cop Rescues Suicidal Man About To Jump From Casino Parking Garage
• 25th Anniversary Of Million Man March Marked With March Over Brooklyn Bridge
• Lawyer Feels Crime Victims' Futility After Employee Timothy Nelke Steals $300,000 From Firm
• Trump was warned Giuliani was target of Russian disinformation campaign
• 4 things we've learned about Barrett's views on abortion cases
• Accident In Elmhurst Leaves One Person Dead
• Exclusive Video Shows Suspect In Crime Spree; NYPD Says He Stole More Than $1,600 From Bronx Bodegas Since September
• Mayo Clinic Recommends Against Going Trick-Or-Treating
• BSO Regains Full Accreditation, After Losing It To Parkland, Fort Lauderdale Airport Mass Shootings
• Greeley Cancels Lights The Night Parade, Plans Drive-Thru 'Holiday Lane' Instead
• Pennsylvania Sets Record With Nearly 9 Million People Already Registered To Vote
• LA Man Pleads Not Guilty To Attempted Murder Of Police Officers At Harbor Station
• City Council Holds Virtual Hearing On School Health, Safety; Data Shows Lower Attendance, Engagement Among Black And Hispanic Students
• COVID Test For Cold Symptoms? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• California Unemployment Rate Dips As Jobs Regained Despite Pandemic
• A Look At The Most Dangerous Intersections In The Pittsburgh Area
• Meet Thornton's New Chief Of Police Terrence Gordon
• AMBER Alert Canceled For 7-Year-Old Prophet Marquis Matthew Johnson; Mother, Grandmother Arrested
• Former US Rep. Beto O'Rourke To Teach At Texas State University, School Newspaper Reports
• 'He Developed From An Unlikely Presidential Candidate To A World Leader': Steve Kroft On 'Barack Obama: The 60 Minutes Interviews' Audiobook
• Colorado State Patrol Steps Up Enforcement Of Move Over Law
• Free Flu Shots Being Offered This Weekend At Maryland State Fairgrounds
• California Unemployment Rate Dips To 11%; 96,000 Jobs Added In September
• 'This Is Not The Year To Come To Salem': City Puts More Restrictions On Crowds
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Another Record High Of 4,554 Cases; Gov. Pritzker 'Deeply Concerned' By Recent Surge
• Red Flag Warning Issued For LA, Orange Counties
• Westmoreland County Sees Another Day Of Triple-Digit Coronavirus Cases As Death Toll Rises
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 6: With Dalvin Cook Likely Out, Alexander Mattison A Must Start
• Trump or Biden? Here's who Wall Street expects to win
• Michigan Schools To Have Suicide Prevention Resources On IDs
• Yolo County Uses CARES Funding For Rental Assistance Program
• Two People Arrested In Deadly Shooting Of Pastor Gregory Boyd At NW Dade Flea Market
• Drivers Can Expect 20 Minute Delays Along I-25 Gap Project This Weekend
• UPDATE: Feinstein Takes Heat Over Handling of Barrett SCOTUS Nomination Hearing
• Pennsylvania Averaging More Than 1,000 Coronavirus Cases For 11th Consecutive Day
• Lt. Governor Gilchrist II Teams Up With Congresswoman Tlaib, Encourages Early Voting In Detroit
• President Donald Trump To Hold Rally At Erie International Airport Next Week
• Trump Administration Reverses Course, Grants Newsom's Request For Wildfire Relief
• Peloton Recalls Pedals On 27,000 Exercise Bikes Due To 'Laceration Hazard'
• BSO Sheriff Gregory Tony Responds To Allegations A Pregnant Inmate Was Left To Fend For Herself During Childbirth
• Pres. Trump Reverses Course, Approves California's Request For Wildfire Disaster Relief Funds
• Former President Obama Coming To Philadelphia To Hold First Campaign Event For Joe Biden
• Second Girl Missing From Naperville Found Safe
• Prosecutors: Man Wanted For Murder Of Carla Nesmith In Burlington County Died By Suicide At Motel
• Renovations To Baltimore's Penn Station Expected To Begin Late This Year Or In Early 2021
• LA City Attorney Urges Law Enforcement, Prosecutors To Combat Potential Voter Intimidation In Upcoming Election
• California Allows Use Of Unofficial Ballot Drop Boxes After GOP Promises Changes
• Man's Body Found In Hawaiian Gardens Storage Unit After Employee Reports 'Strong Odor'
• Coca-Cola is calling time on iconic diet soda Tab
• PGPD Investigating Hyattsville Police Department In-Custody Death
• Edelman, Butler Among 4 Patriots Listed As Questionable For Sunday Vs. Broncos
• Dallas ISD School Set To Reopen Monday After Shutting Down 3 Days Due To Staff Coronavirus Cases
• Over $296 Million To Be Given To Public Safety Programs In Texas
• Gov. Sununu: NH Will Challenge Massachusetts 'Unconstitutional' Income Tax Decision
• Meijer Announces Free Pickup Service In Advance Of Holiday Shopping
• Mpls. City Council Approves Indoor Tiny House Community For Homeless
• COVID-19, climate change among topics for presidential debate
• Massachusetts Reports 702 New Coronavirus Cases, 30 Additional Deaths
• Virus Surges In Key Battleground States As Election Nears
• New Images Released Of Woodland Hills Woman The Day She Went Missing At Zion National Park In Utah
• Gov. Tom Wolf Vetoes Bill On Loosening Coronavirus Restrictions At Restaurants, Bars
• Twitter eases hacked materials policy after blocking Hunter Biden story
• 'Cheer' Star Jerry Harris To Remain In Jail As He Awaits Trial On Child Pornography Charges
• Patrons Of Hudson NH Restaurant Potentially Exposed To Coronavirus, Told To Get Tested
• Eastbound 210 Freeway Closed In Sylmar Area This Weekend For Paving Work
• California, Much Of US Expected To Be Warmer Than Normal This Winter, NOAA Predicts
• Republican Governor casts write-in ballot for Ronald Reagan
• Philadelphia Union's Brenden Aaronson Joining FC Salzburg In Record-Breaking Transfer
• North Catholic's Varsity Boys School Team To Quarantine After Possible Coronavirus Exposure
• Pittsburgh Steelers Rule Out Diontae Johnson, David DeCastro Sunday Against Cleveland Browns
• "Vote like Trump": Campaign embraces mail-in voting in ad blitz
• Man, 31, Suspected Of Pointing Laser At Police Helicopter Over East Stockton
• Parents Of Young Girl Found In Pasadena Intersection Overnight Located By Police
• Flagged Voter Lists In Florida To Include Felons With Court Debts
• More Than 900K Early Minnesota Votes Already Accepted From 1.6M Requested Ballots
• North Texas Parolee Who Threatened Officers With Knife Sentenced To 40 Years In Prison
• Former Mexican Secretary Of National Defense Arrested At LAX On Drug Charges
• Big Rig, Motorcycle Involved In Deadly Crash In San Joaquin County
• Pacifica Police: Man On Probation Arrested After Handgun, Marijuana, Fentanyl Found In Traffic Stop
• Kimberly Klacik Raises Nearly $6.5M In 3-Month Period As She Seeks To Oust Rep. Kweisi Mfume
• NFL Says Patriots-Broncos Is Still On Track For Sunday Afternoon
• Richmond Child Molester Deandre Austin Killed In Prison; Cellmate Held For Homicide
• Vehicle Slams Into Salon In Keller, Worker Injured
• 'It's Offensive' – Mayor London Breed Says SFUSD Must Focus On Reopening Classrooms Over Renaming Schools
• Rhode Island's Coronavirus Positive Test Rate, Hospitalizations On The Rise
• Black scholars band together to fight "cultural disinformation"
• Denver Protest Shooting Update: Lee Keltner's Wife Calls Announcement Of Charges 'Positive First Step'
• INAUGURAL "CRITICS CHOICE SUPER AWARDS" TO AIR ON CW IN JANUARY!
• Florida Unemployment Rate At 7.6 Percent As Struggles Continue
• Peloton Recalls Pedals On 27,000 Exercise Bikes After Reported Injuries
• Patriots Cancel Friday's Practice; James Ferentz Reportedly Placed On COVID List
• 'Clouds,' A New Film About Zach Sobiech's Life And Times, Now Available To Stream
• U.S. surpasses 8 million coronavirus cases
• Lawsuit Filed In Midland Employee's Termination After Trying To Uphold Mask Mandate
• Penn Hills School Board Considers Lowering Academic Requirements For Student-Athletes
• Man Sentenced To 11 Years In Prison For Brutal Attack On Mom, Sister Over Marijuana Smoke
• Milwaukee students have been learning remotely. How long will it go on?
• Patterson Park Residents Upset After Mural Painted Over By Developer
• Feds Arrest Rapper Who Bragged About Getting Rich From Filing EDD Claims In Music Video
• 25 People Arrested In Colorado As Part Of ICE Operation
• 2 Rabid Raccoons Found In Anne Arundel County This Week, Officials Warn
• Colorado COVID-19 Unemployment Response Named One Of U.S.'s Best By Politico
• Waxahachie ISD Requiring All Students, Except Those With Health Reasons, To Return To In-Person Learning
• Update: Missing Woman In Fridley Safely Located
• CDC warns of "superspreader" events after game causes outbreak
• Ex-Angels Employee Indicted In Tyler Skaggs' Overdose Death
• UPDATE: Window Washers Rescued After Getting Stuck On Walnut Creek High Rise
• Vikings' Dalvin Cook Ruled Out For Sunday's Game Against Falcons
• Newark Police End 9-Hour Standoff Peacefully
• New High Wind Event Could Cause More Extreme Fire Behavior In Northern Colorado
• Peeping Tom Arrested in Campbell After Peeking at Juvenile Female
• 3 People Shot In East Oakland; 1 Dead
• Former Maryland Police Officer James Piccirilli, Who Reportedly Fled State After Gun Case Sentencing, Arrested In Indiana
• North Texas 5th-Grader On A Mission To Donate 100K Meals To People In Need By Thanksgiving
• Here Are The 21 Wildfires Currently Burning Across Southern, Northern California
• Drew Lock's Possible Return From Injury Could Spark Broncos Woeful Offense Against Patriots
• Largest wildfire in Colorado history burns over 167,000 acres
• 4 Things To Watch For As The Denver Broncos Return From Bye Week Against New England Patriots
• Boston Symphony Orchestra Cancels Holiday Pops Series
• Family Thanks Search Crews After Hiker Joy Cipoletti Found Dead In Sangre de Cristo Mountains
• Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins: Rise In COVID-19 Cases Likely Due To 'Mistaken Beliefs' On Reopening, 'COVID Fatigue'
• 3 Adults, 2 Dogs Escape South Minneapolis House Fire
• Free Flu Shots Offered To LAUSD Students, Families
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cold Front Moves In, Frost And Freeze Advisories Issued For Region
• Massachusetts Taking 4 More States Off Travel Order List
• Woman Sought In Miami Home Invasion Robbery
• 264 Bears Culled So Far During New Jersey's Annual Hunt
• Slim chance COVID vaccine ready by Christmas, says UK task force chair
• NCAA Penalizes UMass For Violations In Men's Basketball, Women's Tennis
• 'Chocolate Is Love': At North Fork Chocolate Company, The Focus Is Local
• Amy Coney Barrett's views on climate change – and why it matters
• Michigan Bans Open Carry Of Guns At Polling Sites On Election Day
• Result Of New Trial Finds The Drug Remdesivir Does Not Prevent COVID-19 Deaths
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Kobe
• CBS4 Photojournalist Rafael Murciano Brings His Musical Talent To Famous Anthem By Johann Sebastian Bach
• Early Voting Begins In Massachusetts Saturday
• Dr. Oz Asks Actress Patricia Heaton Why She Says Right Now Is The Time To Reinvent Yourself
• City Recommends Small Groups For Trick-Or-Treating On Halloween, Using Pipes Or Tubes To Pass Out Candy From A Distance
• Suburban Voters Hold Key To Control Of Minnesota Senate
• SEE IT: Dwyane Wade Accidentally Photobombs Couple's Beach Proposal
• Denton Man Charged With Child Pornography Possession
• Judge Denies Motion To Drop Hate Crimes Charges Against Synagogue Shooting Suspect Robert Bowers
• Murdock Residents Speak Out Against Church Accused Of White Supremacy
• McConnell: Senate will take up Barrett nomination on October 23
• 19-Year-Old Man Shot In Head In East Baltimore Dies; 28-Year-Old Also Injured In Shooting
• Over 70 Cats Removed From North Huntingdon Home, Man Facing Felony Animal Cruelty And Torture Charges
• Colorado governor talks state's COVID-19 vaccine plan
• Colts say coronavirus tests came back negative after retesting
• Backlash to Facebook and Twitter clampdown on NY Post story
• Woman Dies After Three-Car Crash In Lawndale
• Special Get-Out-The-Vote Event Held At Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church
• Giuliani's daughter endorses Biden to end Trump's "reign of terror"
• Missing: Amber Young Hasn't Been Seen Since Monday
• Browns-Steelers Preview: Early Season Showdown In The Tough AFC North
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 3,449 Newly Reported Cases, Surpasses 16K Deaths
• Michigan Flood Cleanup Workers Sue After Catching Covid-19
• President Trump Continues Fight For Florida Votes With Stops In Fort Myers, Ocala Friday
• Chicago Weather: Freeze Has Passed; Mild Day Ahead
• Indiana Tops 2,000 Daily COVID-19 Cases For First Time Ever
• VIDEO: Bear At Yosemite National Park Shows Off His Voice
• State Officials Calling On Pa. Supreme Court To Rule Whether Poll Watchers Can Challenge Mail-In Ballot Signatures
• Calif. Theme Parks Launch Petition Asking Newsom For Permission To Reopen
• Peloton recalls 27,000 bikes after users report injuries
• David Mangaran, 19, Arrested In Death Of 79-Year-Old William Hinchey At Queens Golf Course
• Water advocates call shutoff moratorium in Detroit "an absolute lifeline"
• Massachusetts To Start Renumbering Exit Signs This Weekend
• Harper's Garden In Rittenhouse To Debut Private Heated Greenhouses
• Gov. Abbott: Additional Help Sent To West Texas Area After Rise In COVID-19 Hospitalizations
• NFL Week 6 AFC East Picks: 'Jets Worst Team In The League By A Lot Of Metrics' Says SportsLine's Larry Hartstein
• Guthrie asks Trump why he'd tweet "a lie" about Biden
• Read It: Chris Christie's Full Statement On His COVID Battle
• Man Listed In Serious Condition After Detroit Shooting
• Massachusetts Unemployment Rate Drops To 9.6%
• Actress Patricia Heaton Opens Up To Dr. Oz About Why She Made The Choice To Quit Drinking
• Report: Patriots DE Deatrich Wise Expected To Play Sunday Vs. Broncos
• 20-Year-Old Woman Arrested After High-Speed Chase On Mass. Pike
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 1,566 New Cases Of Coronavirus, 25 Additional Deaths
• Hundreds of election-linked lawsuits add to mail-in voting uncertainty
• Houston Arson Investigator Lemuel Bruce Shot & Killed While Conducting Surveillance
• Maryland Finishes In Top 10 States For 2020 Census Response, Hogan Says
• New Poll of 2,289 Voters In 4 Battleground States: Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, And Wisconsin
• Weekend Lane Closures Announced On I-95 Bridge Street, Girard Avenue Interchanges This Month
• Kanye West Tweets He's A Write-In Presidential Candidate In Maryland
• As jobless aid expires, "People are going to become desperate"
• Market Strategist Warns 'Pain Felt On Main Street Quite Distinct From What's Reflected In Stock Market'
• Modesto Man Found With Bags Of Meth, Xanax And Cocaine In North Auburn
• Man Arrested After Woman Found Stabbed To Death In West Philadelphia, Police Say
• Trump To Visit SoCal Sunday For Fundraiser
• Maryland Zoo Welcomes New Lesser Kudu Calf Named Kadett
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 149 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Countywide Total To 13,281
• Viewing Held Friday For Slain MTA Bus Driver Marcus Parks Sr.
• More Than 2.2 Million Floridians Have Already Voted By Mail, 382K In Miami-Dade, Broward
• Texas Billionaire Robert Brockman Charged In $2 Billion Tax Fraud Scheme
• Dr. Oz And Virus Hunter Dr. Ian Lipkin Discuss Some Symptoms Of AFM Parents Should Be On The Lookout For This Fall
• Study Suggests Airplane Ventilation Systems Aren't Spreading Coronavirus
• Police: Man Found Fatally Shot Inside Black Pickup Truck
• Liam's List Oct. 16: Your Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• Bill Cowher Says 'Biggest Thing' For Broncos Is Continue To Improve Offensive Line
• Minnesota Sees Glimpse Of Winter, But Why Did Snowflakes Accumulate So Quickly In Some Areas?
• Steelers Vs. Browns To Be Played As Scheduled, All Browns Players & Staff Test Negative For COVID-19
• Black Bear Spotted Roaming Parking Lot At Meijer In Traverse City
• 12 Amazing Brownie Hacks You Have To Try In The Kitchen
• Patriots-Broncos Week 6 Predictions
• Future of COVID relief bill uncertain as negotiations continue
• Ease Into Fall By Stocking Your Freezer With These 10 Comfort Foods
• Pennsylvania Sees Another Big Monthly Drop In Jobless Rate
• Amber Alert In Oklahoma Discontinued After Missing 3-Year-Old Found Safe
• Denver Weather: Coldest Morning In 6 Months Gives Way To Warmer Afternoon
• Holiday jobs: A list of who's hiring and what they pay
• Man, 63, Identified As Victim In Deadly Rio Linda Boulevard Hit-And-Run
• 14-Year-Old Frisco Girl Working To Find Possible COVID-19 Cure Wins National Award
• Victim In Deadly Shooting In Corcoran Neighborhood Identified As Mohamed Ahmed
• DEA recruits cite "monkey noises" among claims of racism
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 781 New Cases Reported; Positivity Rate, Hospitalizations Roughly Flat
• PTL Links: October 16, 2020
• Pfizer says COVID-19 vaccine could be ready by late November
• CDC allowed COVID-exposed passengers on commercial flights
• 3 Mountain Lions Spotted Roaming Topanga Neighborhood
• Medical Mystery: What You Need To Know About The Child Paralyzing Disease Experts Are Worried Will Come Back This Fall
• 'It Had Racism, A Police Riot And An Egocentric President': Lawyer Danny Greenberg On Book 'Trial Of The Chicago 7'
• Bears vs. Carolina Panthers: Three Things To Watch
• Bottle Returns: All Michigan Stores Must Accept Returnables
• 10-month-old's heart stops beating after legal battle over life support
• VIDEO: Massachusetts Man Climbs Several Stories Up New York Times Building
• NASCAR driver fired for using n-word hopes for a comeback
• Police Arrest Efrain Cisneros For September Triple Homicide At Dallas Motel
• Children Hurt In Davis Drive-By Paintball Attack
• 2 Shot, Killed Outside Menards In Dolton
• N'Keal Harry Won't Compare Himself To Other Wide Receivers From 2019 Draft Class
• Pa. Unemployment Rate Drops To 8.1% In September
• Gyms are embracing the outdoors to escape COVID-19
• Park Police Officers Indicted In 2017 Shooting Of Unarmed Driver Bijan Ghaisar
• 13-Year-Old Boy Leads Police On Car Chase In Stockton
• New Stone Crab Season Regulations & COVID-19 Have Florida Fishermen On Edge
• Miami Weather: Soggy Friday, Tracking Two Disturbances In The Atlantic
• Motorhome Crashes Into Cars Stopped At Red Light In Fort Collins
• YouTube cracks down on QAnon and other conspiracy videos
• Chauncey Price, 'Master At Victimizing Women,' Gets 304 Years In Prison For Human Trafficking
• "I know nothing about QAnon": Trump doesn't denounce conspiracy
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Is It Safe To Fly?
• Scott Peterson Lawyer Mark Geragos Knew Dangers Of 'Stealth Jurors' Going Into Murder Trial
• Stimulus Package Update: What Happens To The Economy Without A Second Stimulus?
• Security Guard Matthew Dolloff To Be Charged With 2nd Degree Murder In Death Of Protester Lee Keltner
• Owners Of Rocklin-Based Company Charged In $1M Money Laundering Scheme
• Charges Filed After 90-Year-Old Woman Dies From Hypothermia Outside Care Facility In Colorado Springs
• Massport Layoffs Possible As Logan Airport Travel Plummets
• Pa. Forestry Bureau: Southwestern Pennsylvania To Reach Peak Foliage This Week
• 'I Don't Feel Safe In Aurora Anymore': City Seeing Spike In Violent Crime
• White House has 2 appointees controlling CDC messaging: AP
• Studies Suggest Certain Blood Types Less Susceptible To COVID-19 Infection, Length Of ICU Stay And Use Of Ventilator
• Flames Rip Through Chino Restaurant
• Man Seen Sexually Abusing 7-Year-Old Girl On South Side During Remote Learning, Police Say
• NYPD Arrests Mario Pope, 25, For Attempted Rape Of 85-Year-Old Woman In Brooklyn
• WPIAL Championships Won't Be Hosted At Heinz Field In 2020
• Will Closed Ballot Drop-Off Sites In Texas Reopen? Latest Legal Salvo Strikes Down County Box Limits
• Judge Accepts Guilty Plea From Salvatore Anello, Grandfather Of Toddler Who Fell To Her Death On A Cruise Ship
• New Video Shows Three Men Wanted In Deadly Brooklyn Shooting Investigation
• Zdeno Chara 'Looking At All Options' In Free Agency
• WHO study shows remdesivir does little to prevent COVID deaths
• GOP senator slams Trump, saying he "kisses dictators' butts"
• Woman Killed In Fiery Crash In Queens
• Radnor Township, 5 Other Local School Districts Among 10 Best In Pennsylvania, Report Says
• Woman Dead, Child In Serious Condition After Crash On Eisenhower Expressway At Harlem Avenue
• Mason-Dixon Poll: Joe Biden Has Slight Lead Over President Trump In Florida
• Only these states will get a colder than normal winter, NOAA predicts
• Japan said to opt to release treated Fukushima water into sea
• Trump administration rejects California fires disaster declaration
• Chris Christie reveals he was in the ICU for 7 days with COVID
• Portland and Oakland sue over use of federal agents at protests
• Free Flu Shot Drive Coming To Englewood This Weekend
• Biden says he'll give answer on court packing before election
• 160 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For Coronavirus In Last Week
• U.S. battles fall coronavirus surge as states see record new cases
• Ice Cube defends advising Trump on plan for Black Americans
• Residents Frustrated After Vandals Smash Several Car Windows In Northern Liberties
• FIU Postpones Saturday's Game Against Charlotte Due To COVID Concerns
• 'COVID-19 Is Not Forgetting About America:' Doctor Says Rising Cases Is Cause For Concern
• 'We Call the Roll' Composition From Anthony Davis And Thulani Davis
• Feds charge Texas billionaire with "largest ever" tax fraud
• Biden: Should be "zero discrimination" against transgender people
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed By Vehicle On Route 38 In Lumberton Township
• Video shows man's death in custody: "His dying words were, 'I'm sorry'"
• Fire In South Loop Displaces At Least 8 People
• Security Guard Assigned To Ballot Box In NE Baltimore Shot Early Thursday
• Investigation Underway After Man Shot In Head, Killed In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• SUV Overturns In Front Of Laurel Hill Cemetery After Two-Vehicle Crash On Kelly Drive
• As 2020 Continues To Make History, Textbook Writers Rely On New Teaching Technology To Keep Up
• Security guard protecting ballot drop box shot
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: On, Off Rain Midday, Temps Drop This Afternoon
• House Fire Under Investigation In Chester
• 'It Shook The Whole Building,' Car Slams Into South Boston Pizza Shop
• Driver Killed After Crashing Into Pole In Northeast Philadelphia
• COVID Alert PA Passes 300,000 Downloads
• Joe Biden's Scranton is filled with signs and anxious Democrats
• Senators Blunt and Murphy on Barrett's confirmation hearing
• Pittsburgh Native Asks Democratic Nominee Joe Biden Question During Town Hall Event
• Gov. Wolf: Repealing Affordable Care Act Would Hurt Pennsylvanians Financially
• 61-Year-Old Woman, Carla Nesmith, Found Bludgeoned, Stabbed To Death Inside Burlington City Home
• Brighton Heights Home Uses Pandemic As Inspiration For Halloween Decorations
• Arrest Made In Homicide Of Elderly Man Found Inside Miami Home
• Attorneys For 73-Year-Old Man Beaten On Metromover Announce Lawsuit Against Security Company
• To Do List: Howl-A-Ween, Oysterfest, Halloween Story Walk
• Ohio Campaign Providing Holocaust Education To The Public
• Ex-Mexican army chief arrested just after he entered U.S.
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Videos from October 16, 2020

• Trump goes after Biden family at Georgia rally
• Women's March expected to draw thousands to nation's capitol
• Senators Chris Murphy and Roy Blunt on "The Takeout" — 10/16/2020
• Halloween skeleton becomes 2-year-old boy's best friend
• Trump and Biden hit campaign trail after dueling town halls
• Farmers seize Mexico dam in protest of water payments to the U.S.
• Trump and Joe Biden campaign in key battleground states Friday
• Extreme heat and high winds create dangerous fire conditions in West
• Russian disinformation aims to sow distrust over coronavirus vaccines
• Intel community fears Russia targeted Giuliani to discredit Biden
• Fauci: COVID-19 numbers would have to "get really, really bad" before advocating national lockdown
• Pfizer will not seek COVID-19 vaccine authorization before election
• U.S. surpasses 8 million coronavirus cases
• CBS Evening News, October 16, 2020
• The importance of scheduling mammograms, even amid the pandemic
• What's the status of a second $1,200 stimulus check?
• Tackling food insecurity in the U.S. as hunger grows due to COVID-19 pandemic
• Race to find a COVID-19 vaccine as cases rise worldwide
• Biden faces voters' questions during town hall
• Amy Coney Barrett's friend and colleague speaks about her nomination to the Supreme Court
• Curbing misinformation on social media ahead of the U.S. election
• QAnon's conspiracy theories seep dangerously into the real world
• World Food Program says world not on track to meet goal of zero hunger
• Latest wave of violence overshadows Afghan peace talks
• Trump casts doubt on face masks as COVID-19 cases surge
• Artist Dana Tanamachi draws inspiration from family legacy
• European officials enforce restrictions as COVID-19 cases surge
• Puerto Rico Governor Wanda Vázquez endorses President Trump
• Comparing Trump and Biden's immigration policies
• Costa Luminosa passengers describe lackluster CDC response to their COVID-19 exposure
• New documentary "Time" showcases one couple's quest for a second chance
• Trump grilled on COVID-19, QAnon, personal finances at town hall
• Putin rival Alexey Navalny speaks out about how he was poisoned with a nerve agent on 60 Minutes
• Early voting has set records, but navigating mail-in ballot rules is a challenge for many
• "I am not a racist": NASCAR star Kyle Larson hopeful to make return
• Fall surge of U.S. COVID-19 cases is underway
• Trump refuses to denounce QAnon, fields questions about health in combative town hall