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• Court Orders Immediate Release Or Transfer 1,700 San Quentin Prison Inmates Over COVID Outbreak
• Central California School Fined $15K For Violating Court Coronavirus Order
• Shoplifting Suspect Leads Police On Wild Chase Through San Gabriel Valley
• Serious Injuries Prompt Renewed Calls From State Assembly Leaders To Ban Police From Shooting Foam Bullets
• Brush Fire Shuts Down Lanes On Interstate 880 In San Jose
• Sacramento County Supervisors Call For County CEO Nav Gill To Resign
• Victim Hit By Metrolink Train Line In San Fernando Area Hospitalized In Critical Condition
• Rick Jacobs, Former Garcetti Advisor, Steps Down From Nonprofit Work Following Sexual Harassment Allegations
• Garage Fire Displaces 5 Adults, 2 Dogs In Newark
• Colorado Scientists At Lockheed Martin Celebrate Historic Day With OSIRIS-REx
• Colorado Hunters Impacted As U.S. Forest Service To Close 440,000+ Acres Of Land
• Smash-And-Grab Suspect May Be Connected To Purse Theft At Hughson Cemetery
• Churches Win Federal Court Decision Against Two Of State's COVID-19 Mandates
• High Fire Danger Prompts Red Flag Warning From Wednesday Night Through Friday
• Downtown Denver Partnership Hopes To Keep Spirits Bright During Dark Times
• With 2 Weeks Until Election Day, Nearly 1 Million Coloradans Have Cast Ballots
• Fence To Be Erected Around Boulder Star, Closure Extended
• Riverside County Back In State's Most Restrictive Purple Tier
• Trial Begins For Denver Firefighter Charged With Peeping; Prosecutors Say Daniel Flesner Wanted To Watch Female Firefighter Change
• San Francisco Approves Creation Of K-12 Black Studies Curriculum By 2022/23
• 'Worst Possible Outcome': Theme Park Enthusiasts Blast California's Reopening Guidelines
• Bodycam Footage Shows Davis Officer Saving Woman From Burning Car
• E-Scooter Rider Killed: Denver Police Searching For 4 People Seen In Stolen Car That Hit Christopher Patton
• Greenbriar Inn Spared From CalWood Fire Burning In Boulder County
• CBS News: GOP Senate Leadership Pushing Back On White House Making COVID-19 Stimulus Deal With Democrats
• Ventura County Remains In Red Tier, San Bernardino In Purple
• Two Arrested After Woman Tased, Robbed In Stockton; Search On For Third Suspect
• Minnesota Weather: Record-Setting Snow Storm Drops Several Inches Across State
• Some Sacramento County Districts Choosing To Start In-Person Classes After Holidays
• Brentwood: Motorcycle Crash Victim Airlifted To Trauma Center
• Box Of Cookies Sets Bandit Raccoons On A Rampage Through Redwood City Chase Bank
• Police: 1 Houston Officer Dead, Another Injured Before Shooting Suspect's Arrest
• Hearts & Soles Effort Honors COVID-19 Victims, Unites Staff At Newton-Wellesley Hospital
• 'Panic Mode': Eviction Crisis Begins In Chelsea, City Hit Hard By Coronavirus
• Family Of RI Man Hurt In Police Pursuit Want Providence Officer Held Accountable
• Chicago Weather: Fog And Mist Tuesday Night
• Restaurant Owners Say New Restrictions Could Mean Doom, And Some Workers Think They Should Just Stay On Unemployment
• LA County Reports 713 New COVID-19 Cases, Says Technical Glitch Causing Low Count
• Baltimore Explosion Victim Terry James, Given 10% Chance To Live, Recovering After Losing His Legs, Burns On 87% Of Body
• N.J., Conn. Qualify For Tri-State Travel Advisory List, But Gov. Cuomo Says It's Not Logistically Possible To Add Them Now
• 3 Congregations To Commemorate Tree Of Life Tragedy Virtually Next Week
• How Are Absentee Ballots Counted?
• Manager Of Manhattan Hostel Says He Installed Ear-Splitting Alarm To Keep Homeless Away
• Maryland Releases Two-Phase COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Plan
• Dodgers Take Early World Series Lead With 8-3 Win Against Rays
• Family, Community Activists Call For Transparency In Shooting Death 25-Year-Old Willowbrook Man By Deputies
• Search Continues For Suspect Who Gunned Down High School Sweethearts In NE Baltimore
• 'Like A Scene From A Horror Movie' | Trial Underway For Radee Prince, Man Accused Of Shooting, Killing Co-Workers In Harford County
• Winthrop Hires 'COVID Inspector' To Enforce Restrictions
• Miami-Dade PD: Officer Shot In Ear During Narcotics Investigation In West Miami
• Harvard, MIT Students Part Of Mission To Collect Sample From Asteroid
• World Series: Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw Passes John Smoltz, 2nd Pitcher Ever To Record 200 Postseason Strikeouts
• Survey Concludes Ravens Fans, Coach John Harbaugh Are Whiners
• World's Largest Maryland Flag Flying High Over Frederick County
• World Series: Dodgers' Mookie Betts Game 1 Performance Puts Him In Company Of Babe Ruth, Chase Utley
• Mixed Feelings As Tuesday Snow Kicks Off Winter Weather Season Ahead Of Schedule
• 1 Year After Tornado, Dallas Neighborhood's Recovery Stretches On
• Philadelphia Victim Services Advocate Fatally Shoots Would-Be Robber In Strawberry Mansion, Police Sources Say
• Peloton Bike Recalled Over Pedal Issues Causing Them To Break, Cut Users
• Inside the FBI's race to stop Austin, Texas, bombing spree
• NASA Successfully Completes Historic Landing On Asteroid
• Wife Of TSA Screener Who Died Of COVID Urges People To 'Take This Seriously'
• $20M Cannabis Facility To Open In Lake Orion
• Section Of Fort Worth Street To Be Dedicated In Memory Of Atatiana Jefferson
• Colorado Governor Shares Support For Dan Gibbs, Cabinet Member Deployed To Wildfire
• Mother And Boyfriend Get Maximum Sentences In Beating Death Of Woman's 2-Year-Old Son
• Industry Official Says COVID Vaccine Will Be Affordable
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Says School Closures Should Be 'Off The Table'
• 'Excess' Deaths Soar During COVID Pandemic
• 'Keep It Local' Gift Card Program Aims To Give Boost To Small Businesses In Haverford Township As Holiday Season Approaches
• Meal Site At Elmer A. Henderson School To Temporarily Close Due To Potential COVID-19 Case
• Hempfield Area High School To Remain Closed For Rest Of Week
• Crews Battle Apartment Fire In San Jose
• 'Steal A Base, Steal A Taco': Mookie Betts Earns Everyone In America A Free Taco With Stolen Base
• Investigators: Watchman Could Have Saved Lives In Dive Boat Fire
• Driver Shot, Killed On I-95 In Tinicum Township Identified As Clifford Douby
• World Series: Dodgers' Cody Bellinger Homers In World Series Game 1, Wisely Changes His Celebration
• President Donald Trump Holds Rally In Erie
• State GOP Leader Says Becerra's Subpoenas Over Unofficial Ballot Collection Boxes Are 'Authoritarian Bullying Tactics'
• Reopening: SF's Move To 'Yellow Tier' Welcome News In City's Forgotten Financial District
• CHP Appoints First Female Commissioner To Lead Agency As First Black Chief Retires
• World Series Has Arlington's Globe Life Field Ready For Its Closeup: 'The Rangers Had Big Visions'
• Allegheny Co. Election Officials Still Playing Catch Up After Nearly 30K Voters Receive Incorrect Ballot
• State Patrol: 1,100 Crashes, Spinouts During October Snow Storm
• Judge Rules NYC Crosswalks Fail To Protect Blind Pedestrians
• Many Contra Costa Voters Submit Ballots At Elections Office, Official Drop Boxes Over USPS Mistrust
• Early in-person voting begins in Wisconsin
• Lawyer: DNA Evidence Shows Man Charged In 1985 Killing 'Truly Was Innocent'
• 'Banality Punctured By Moments Of Sheer Horror:' A Reporter Remembers The Real Trial Of The Chicago 7
• McConnell Urged White House Not To Make A Deal On Stimulus Bill Ahead Of Election
• Several Maryland Colleges, Universities Among Best In The Nation, Study Says
• Modesto Shooting Suspect Shot By Police In Stockton
• Allegheny Co. School Changing Learning Model Due To Staffing Issues
• Trump walks out of "60 Minutes" interview
• TABC Suspends Alcohol Permits At 2 DFW Area Bars For Violating COVID-19 Safety Protocols
• 18-Year-Old In Extremely Critical Condition After Being Shot In Back While Walking To Boxing Gym, Philly Police Say
• Miami-Dade, Broward Say No Reports Of Emails Threatening Voters To 'Vote For Trump Or Else!' Like In Other Florida County
• Pittsburgh Law Enforcement Bracing For Potential Election Day Unrest
• David Ryu Accuses Council District 4 Opponent Nithya Raman's Team Of Illegally Trying To 'Skew The Results'
• 5 MPH Speed Limit On Folsom Lake Starts Thursday Due To Low Water Levels
• Mansfield Police Trying To Track Down Man Suspected Of Assaulting Woman As She Got Out Of Car In Driveway
• Man Found Dead With Gunshot Wound Outside North Highlands FoodMaxx
• Year After Tornado Destroys Dallas Shopping Center, Neighbors See Empty Lot As 'Perfect Opportunity'
• Texas Coronavirus Cases Spiking Along With Hospitalizations
• Tornado Outbreak - 1 Year Later - CBS 11 Special Coverage
• Feds vs. Google: Bay Area Tech Giant's Search Policies Target Of Justice Department Antitrust Case
• Using protest music to inspire in the "I Can't Breathe" era
• Some Suburban School Districts Moving To Remote Learning Amid COVID-19 Uptick
• Police: Kidnapping Victim Mouths 'Help Me' To Bystander, Leading To Rescue
• Beth Van Duyne, Candace Valenzuela Battle For North Texas' Open 24th Congressional Seat Considered Toss-Up
• WATCH: Exclusive Tour Inside Astrobotic And Pittsburgh's New Mission Control
• Masked Bandits Break Into Redwood City Bank; Raccoon Caper Caught On Camera
• Coloradans Donate Supplies To Help Animals Evacuated From Wildfires Burning In Northern Colorado
• Fall Babies At Higher Risk For Allergies, Colorado Study Finds
• Denver Weather: Warm And Windy Ahead Of Major Changes
• Mayors Send Letter To Big Ten Conference Asking For Clarity On COVID-19 Safety Measures
• Record Mail-In Ballots For 2020 Election Mean Record Postal Costs
• Danville Police Chase Ends With Wrong-Way Driver Slamming Into Tree
• LA DA Jackie Lacey, Husband Sued For Home Confrontation With Black Lives Matter Demonstrators
• Voice Of The Voters: Fayette County Voters Focused On Economy As Election Day Nears
• NYPD Unveils Plan To Protect New Yorkers During Elections: 'If Anyone Tries To Interfere With Anyone's Right To Vote, We Will Take Action'
• Clippers Confirm Tyronn Lue Has Been Hired As New Head Coach
• Minnesota's 2nd District Race Heats Up After Being Briefly Postponed
• COVID-19 Hotspots In Nassau County Cooling Off Due To Education, Outreach And Testing
• Church's Solemn Tribute To COVID-19 Dead Sparks Ire Online
• California AG Sues State GOP to Provide More Details on Ballot Boxes
• Disneyland, Universal Studios, Other Theme Parks OK To Reopen At 25% Capacity Under New California Guidelines
• Orange County Reports Jump In Coronavirus Cases, Hospitalizations Remain The Same
• Former Midtown Sacramento Restaurant Catches Fire; Person Found Inside Dies
• Convicted Killer Scott Peterson To Appear In Court Friday
• Polls Suggest Race Between Pres. Donald Trump And Joe Biden Is Tightening In Pennsylvania
• Are Reminders To Mask Up And Social Distance Becoming White Noise? Expert Weighs In On How To Communicate It
• Ranchos Palos Verdes Woman Pleads No Contest In Death Of Daughter, 2
• Disneyland, Universal Studios, Other Theme Parks OK To Reopen At 25% Capacity Under New California Guidelines
• Rural hospitals impacted as COVID-19 cases soar nationwide
• New Mural Painted In Baltimore Dedicated To Memory Of Rep. Elijah Cummings
• Pennsylvania House Fails To Override Gov. Wolf's Restaurant Capacity Veto
• Attorney General Wants Judge To Make State Republican Party Give Details On Ballot Boxes
• University Of Illinois Makes Plans For Spring Semester Amid Pandemic
• Oakland Judge Approves $78M Overtime Settlement Between Air Medical Company, Employees
• 'Great Pumpkin' Charlie Brown Special No Longer Airing On TV (Sort Of)
• Pennsylvania House Fails To Override Governor Tom Wolf's Veto Of Bill For Restaurant Capacity
• Dallas Cowboys Fans Complain Most Of Any NFL Fanbase But Eagles Not Far Behind, Survey Finds
• Seamstress stitches success with refashioned pushcart
• 'My In-Laws Are Already Buying Batteries': Giants Coach Joe Judge Expects Very Philadelphia Welcome Thursday Vs. Eagles
• Ancient African Stone Sculptures Intercepted At Miami International Airport
• State Veterinarian Confirms Pa.'s First COVID-19 Positive Cat
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Extra COVID Restrictions Coming For DuPage, Kane, Will, Kankakee Counties; Statewide Hospitalizations Hit Four-Month High
• Police Investigating 2 Possible Shootings In Jeannette
• 'Insulation And Debris Everywhere': Garland Family Recalls Tornado Destroying Home In 20 Seconds
• Santa Clara County Won't Allow Fans at Stadiums Despite California Rule Change
• CalWood & Lefthand Canyon Fires Grow Slightly
• Officials Announce Single Lane Closure On Southbound Lincoln Drive Between Wissahickon & Ridge Avenues Due To Repairs
• Ski Season Guidelines Include Social Distancing, Face Masks, Tracking
• FBI Special Agents In South Florida To Investigate Instances Of 'Alleged Election Fraud, Other Election Abuses'
• Don't Forget: Tuesday Is The Deadline To Request A Mail-In Ballot In Maryland
• Reopening: Napa County Enters Orange Tier, Wineries Can Resume Indoor Operations
• 'I Choose America': Former GOP Chair, Maryland Lt. Gov. Michael Steele Says He's Voting For Joe Biden
• Pilot Safe After Navy Jet Crashes Near Naval Air Weapons Station In China Lake
• Pittsburgh Medical Experts Concerned About Coronavirus Vaccine Hesitancy
• BSO: Man Dead, Woman Wounded In Oakland Park Shooting Involving 2 Vehicles
• Lake Worth ISD Employee Arrested For Allegedly Stealing, Then Selling Dozens Of Laptops
• Virtua Health Rolls Out Eat Well Mobile Grocery Store To Improve Food Access In Camden, Burlington Counties
• 'History Was Made': OSIRIS-REx Spacecraft Touches Asteroid Bennu, Collects Sample
• Iraq War Veteran Stacy Garrity Challenging Incumbent State Treasurer Joe Torsella
• Fans To Gather At Dodger Stadium Parking Lot To Watch World Series On Drive-In Screen
• Due To COVID-19, Warnings From Health Experts, Thanksgiving Figures To Be More Subdued Event This Year
• University Of Michigan Students Issued 'Stay-In-Place' Order Through Election Day
• Keller @ Large: 'Mr. Baker Goes To Washington' Will Not Be Playing Any Time Soon
• Philadelphia Police: FedEx Delivery Driver Critically Wounded After Being Shot Twice In Queen Village
• Democratic Incumbent Debbie Mucarsel-Powell Trying To Fend Off Republican Challenger Carlos Gimenez In Race For 26th Congressional District Seat
• Families Of Veterans Lost During Holyoke Soldiers' Home Coronavirus Outbreak Plead For Changes
• Reforms Coming To Suffolk County Police Department After Independent Study Finds Bias In Traffic Stops
• Containment On Cameron Peak Fire Falls As Crews Battle Wind, Dry Conditions
• Baltimore County Health Officials Call On Faith-Based Institutions To Help Curb COVID-19 Spread
• Coronavirus Testing Opens At Suffolk Downs As Revere Sees Uptick In Coronavirus Daily Cases
• Allegheny County Council Votes Unanimously To Make Juneteenth A Paid Holiday For County Employees
• 'We Are Safe': Chief Michel Moore Says LAPD Ready To Respond To Any Potential Election Day Violence
• Coronavirus Dashboard Launched In Denver Public Schools
• Veteran Teacher Speaks Out As COVID-19 Cases Jump To 90 At Miami-Dade County Public Schools
• Abington School Board Virtual Meeting To Discuss Reopening Plan
• 'We Are Seeing A Continual Increase': Dallas County Reports 472 New Confirmed Coronavirus Cases, 4 Deaths
• NYPD: Man Wanted For Attacking Family And Knocking Grandmother Onto Subway Tracks In Brooklyn
• 24th District Republican Congressional Candidate Beth Van Duyne Discusses Campaign 2020
• Reopening: San Francisco Becomes First Major California Urban Center To Move Into COVID-19 Reopening Yellow Tier
• Abducted 4-Year-Old Wisconsin Boy Found Safe In Michigan After 3 Months
• Disneyland and other theme parks face strict reopening guidelines
• 24th District Democratic Congressional Candidate Candace Valenzuela Discusses Campaign 2020
• 7 Dangerous San Francisco Intersections Getting Improvements To Encourage Safe Left Turns
• North Pole Express Coming Back To Grapevine
• Netflix Reports Summer Slump In Subscriber Growth
• Caught On Video: 15-Year-Old Boy Stabbed During Violent Robbery In Brooklyn
• Broncos Country Complains Less Than Most NFL Fanbases, Survey Finds
• Larimer County Dedicates Day To Honor Fallen Boat Ranger, Brendan Unitt
• First Space Force Enlistees Take Oath And Head To Basic Training
• Former RNC Chairman Michael Steele endorses Biden
• 'Our Goal Is To Get The Truth Before People Have A Chance To Lie': Former FBI Agent Jack Schafer On Book 'The Truth Detector'
• 37-Year-Old Woman Shot In The Back Of The Neck In West Baltimore, Police Say
• Police: Suspect In Custody After Man Shot In Apparent Drug Dispute In Montclair
• Kidsburgh: 16-Year-Old From Pittsburgh Area Is One Of The Top Motocross Riders In The Country
• Original Senser's Location In Roseville To Close
• Families Debate How To Celebrate Thanksgiving Safely During Pandemic
• Man Fatally Shot By Police In Emmitsburg Following 2-State Pursuit Identified As Bryan Selmer
• DIA To Resume Nonstop Flights To Europe Next Week
• California To Allow Fans To Attend Games At Outdoor Stadiums; No 49ers Games Yet
• At Least 1 Person Injured In Crash Along I-95 In Halethorpe Tuesday, Police Say
• Philadelphia Teachers Could Vote To Authorize Strike As Soon As Wednesday
• Gov. Newsom Increases Funding For Housing Homeless by $30M
• New York Adds Maryland To COVID-19 Travel Advisory List Again
• Police: Gunman Opens Fire At Fayette Co. Housing Complex, Nearly Hitting 2-Week-Old Baby
• McConnell urged White House not to make stimulus deal ahead of election
• Delaware Health Officials 'Concerned' About Recent Positive COVID-19 Test Results Linked To Private Gatherings
• Richardson Neighborhood Revived 1 Year After Devastating Tornado: 'Just About Every Home Is Livable'
• Police Arrest 1 Suspect, Seek Another For Kiski Twp. Assault, Vehicle Theft
• Loves Furniture Hiring in Michigan
• Man Suspected In 2016 Maine Killing Arrested In Sacramento
• Wells Fargo Center Celebrating Halloween With 'Movies On Broad: Fright Week'
• DOJ Announces Initiative That Would Bring More Resources To MPD
• EPA Awards Over $20M To Maryland For Drinking Water Improvement Projects
• Evacuated Residents For CalWood, Lefthand Fires Can Pick Up Mail At Local Post Office
• Family Needs Help After Losing Everything In House Fire
• Ashley McBryde On Hosting 2020 CMT Music Awards: 'Music Gives Us An Escape'
• 14-year-old Girl Wins $25,000 For Discovery That Could Lead To Possible COVID-19 Cure
• Firefighters Gain 100 Percent Containment Of Glass Fire
• Stevie Nicks, Foo Fighters, Post Malone, More To Celebrate Tom Petty's 70th Birthday With Virtual Concert
• New Photoshop Tool Could Help Fight Fake Images
• Philadelphia Health Officials Cautioning Residents To Keep Guard Up As City Enters 'Dangerous Period' With COVID-19
• Locksley Chooses Maryland Starting QB, But Keeps It A Secret
• Camden Residents Line Up At Drive-thru Flu Shot Event At Dudley Grange Park
• Survey Finds (Perhaps Surprisingly) Vikings Fans Complain Less Than Most Other NFL Fan Bases
• Chicago Bears Fans Among Biggest Whiners In NFL, Survey Says
• HOA Orders Colorado Police Officer To Stop Flying Thin Blue Line Flag Outside Home
• Maker Of Tiny Homes Reports 35% Increase In Sales As Remote Workers Turn Backyards Into Offices
• Student-Led Petition Drive At CU Asks For University To Give Some Tuition Money Back
• Cold Case Solved: Anthony John Armbrust III Identified As Man Found Dead In 1974, Wife Still Missing
• Joe Biden FaceTimed Mister Rogers' Widow, Joanne, While In Latrobe
• Pittsburgh City Council Passes CROWN Act, Providing Protection Against Hairstyle Discrimination
• Maryland State Police Arrest Anne Arundel County Man On Weapons Charges
• Volunteer Firefighters Keep Damage At CalWood Fire From Being More Devastating
• Hannaford recalls pizza dough after reports of razor blades
• U-M Students Ordered To Stay-In-Place By Washtenaw County Health Department To Stop Covid-19 Spread
• Coronavirus Latest: Mass. Reports 821 New Cases, 5 Additional Deaths
• Maryland Added Over 18K Jobs In September, Department Of Labor Says
• Now Hiring: Staffing Company Randstad Looking To Place 1,000 Workers Throughout DFW
• Dr. Dave Hnida: Healthy Coloradans May Be Looking At A Yearlong Wait After COVID Vaccine Arrives
• Eric Trump Hosting Campaign Event In Beaver County This Week
• Daughter Charged In 74-Year-Old Mother's May Murder In Anne Arundel County
• FBI, Maryland Officials Warn Of Voter Suppression Schemes, Some On Social Media
• Baltimore Native Adam Kolarek Named To Los Angeles Dodgers World Series Roster
• Pete Frates' Sports Memorabilia Up For Auction To Benefit ALS Patients
• Patriots Fans Voted Second Biggest Complainers In NFL
• Broncos Hold Virtual Meeting With UCHealth Cancer Patients: 'Nothing Will Stop Us From Being There For Each Other'
• Colorado Among 5 States Added To Chicago Travel Quarantine Order
• Cowboys Fans Are Worst Complainers In NFL, According To Survey
• Who Has The Best Hands In The NFL? Broncos DL Shelby Harris, That's Who
• Susan G. Komen Pittsburgh Affiliate Office Permanently Closing
• Travel Tuesday: How To Ride Public Transportation During The COVID Pandemic
• Californians Seeking More Affordable Homes Could Be Turning Arizona, Nevada Blue In 2020, Report Finds
• Con Artists Posing As FBI Agents In New Twist Of An Old Scam
• Carrollton To Launch Fireworks On Veterans Day With No On-Site Event
• NHRA Pro Stock Motorcyclist Angie Smith Breaks 200-mph Barrier
• Glass Fire Incident In NorCal's Wine Country Now Fully Contained
• After Lease Approval, Plan To Turn St. Paul's Bethesda Hospital Into Emergency Shelter Moves Forward
• Baltimore Tree Trust Celebrates 10,000th Tree Planting In City As Part Of Effort To Expand Tree Canopy
• Rams vs. Lobos Game Canceled Due To COVID, Mountain West Declares Game A No Contest
• 3 Found Dead Inside Irving Home After Apparent Murder-Suicide
• NTSB Unable To Determine What Sparked Dive Boat Fire Which Killed 34 People Off Santa Barbara Coast
• 100K Texans To Be Part Of One Of The Largest COVID-19 Antibody Studies In The Country
• James Redford, Filmmaker And Son Of Robert Redford, Dies Of Cancer At 58
• Photos: Police Seek 2 Persons Of Interest In Fatal Shooting On Detroit's East Side
• Gov. Charlie Baker Hints At Changes To Coronavirus Dashboard
• GM Announces Big Investments in Tennessee and Michigan Manufacturing Facilities - Gov. Whitmer Weighs In
• Ex-Gang Member, Hailed 'Hero' For Pulling Injured Houston Officers Out Of Line Of Fire: 'Didn't See Cops, Didn't See Color'
• As Average Rent Prices Fall In DC, Baltimore Seeing Rates Climb, Report Finds
• Gov. Jared Polis Calls On Colorado National Guard Cyber Defense For Election Security
• NASA asteroid mission declares "touchdown"
• 3 Sought In 2 Attempted Broward Home Burglaries Just Minutes Apart
• Spencer Davis, Of Popular 1960s Band The Spencer Davis Group, Dies At 81
• Hospitals Resolve Complaints Of Clergy Access Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'Purple Pumpkin Project' Hopes To Spread Message Of COVID Safety During Halloween On Long Island
• Lowe's Offering Free Christmas Tree Delivery This Holiday Season
• Christina Coleman, Ceres Woman Accused Of Running Over Someone With Vehicle, To Appear In Court Wednesday
• Aurora City Council Votes To Ban No-Knock Warrants
• Lawsuit: City, County Officials Violated Rights Of Homeless
• Lottery Open For Ravens Season Ticket Holders Who Want To See Steelers Game Live At M&T Bank Stadium On Nov. 1
• Massachusetts governor talks vaccine distribution plan
• LeMont Recipe: Pumpkin Bisque With Honey Creme Fraiche
• Cowboys Defense Allowing Points At Historic Rate, Frustrations Reportedly Mounting With Coaching Staff
• Opposing candidates for Utah governor release joint ad
• Police Find Body In Wooded Area In Columbia, Investigating 'Suspicious Circumstances' Of Person's Death
• 2020 presidential debates: Timing and topics for Trump and Biden
• Pa. Supreme Court Reviewing Priest Abuse Lawsuit's Ruling On Time Limits
• 50 Cent says "vote for Trump" in response to Biden's tax plan
• 'When He's Not Busy Suing Me': Baker Takes Small Jab At NH Gov. Chris Sununu
• Melania Trump stays off campaign trail, citing lingering cough
• Bill Belichick Continues To Praise 49ers Tight End George Kittle
• Woman Accused In Attempted Kidnaping Of 3-Year-Old In San Francisco's SoMa
• Gov. Murphy Nominates Dr. Angelica Allen-McMillan As N.J.'s New Education Commissioner
• SF Police Release Footage of Officers Shooting Man Charging at Them With Knife
• Fresno Police Shoot, Kill Parolee In 2nd Shooting In 2 Days.
• Dodgers Game 1 World Series Tickets Going For As Low As $400
• Prairie Ridge High School In Crystal Lake Switching To Remote Learning During Evaluation Of COVID-19 Cases
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance: Another Uptick As Florida Adds 3,662 Newly Reported Cases, 86 New Deaths
• Charlie Baker Reportedly Under Consideration For Potential Joe Biden Cabinet Position
• 'Wild Animals Are Not Pets': Tynette Housley Fined $1,000, Admits To Raising Deer That Gored Neighbor
• U.S. billionaires are $1 trillion wealthier since pandemic
• 5 Alleged MS-13 Members Charged In Violent Racketeering Conspiracy, Including 8 Murders
• Delaware County Opens 35 Ballot Drop Box Locations
• Federal Investigators Say Watchman Could Have Saved Lives In Deadly Conception Dive Boat Fire
• First Lady Melania Trump Cancels Campaign Visit To Erie Due To Lingering Cough
• Police Investigating Fatal Crash After Car Strikes Wood Chipper On Side Of I-95 In Prince George's County
• Security Video Shows Moment Car Crashes Into Pole After Woman Struck, Killed By Stray Bullet While Driving In Chester
• LA Philharmonic Cancels Walt Disney Concert Hall Events Through June 2021
• Trump wades into expensive House rematch in New Mexico
• Philadelphia Community Stakeholders Hold Ribbon Cutting For Pod And Parent Resource Center
• 34YO Man Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries in South of Market Shooting
• Amazon Fulfillment Center In Lakeville Approved By City Council
• Investigation Underway After Overnight Shooting In Downtown Minneapolis
• Trump has 87% chance of reelection, stock market guru says
• 'Glow' Holiday Festival To Light Up The State Fairgrounds
• Ballot Boxes Secured To Prevent Tampering, But Maryland Voters Can Still Drop Off Ballots 24/7
• Dodgers Face Off With Tampa Bay Rays In World Series Game 1
• U.S. fighter jets intercept Russian bombers near Alaska
• Compton Follows Stockton In Launching Guaranteed Income Program
• Man Accused Of Shooting, Killing Pastor Gregory Boyd Denied Bond
• 1 Person Killed, 1 Injured In Crash Between Tractor-Trailer And Car Along Interstate 279
• Huntington Launches A New $25 Million Lending Program Dedicated To Minority, Women And Veteran-Owned Businesses
• Study: Nearly 25% Of New York City Transit Workers Came Down With COVID-19
• Newark Schools To Stay Fully Remote For Remainder Of 2020
• Family, Friends, Firefighters To Gather At Oracle Park Memorial Service For Jason Cortez
• Colorado, Delaware, Ohio, Texas, West Virginia Added To Chicago's Travel Quarantine Order; 30 States Now On The List
• $73K In Suspected Drug Sales Cash Seized During Manteca Traffic Stop
• 70-Year-Old Bicyclist Stephen Marx Struck, Killed By Car In Odenton
• First Recreational Marijuana Dispensary Opens In Aurora
• Report: CPS Preparing To Resume Winter Sports In November
• Steelers Linebacker Devin Bush To Have Surgery To Repair Injured Knee
• COVID Reopenings: New Drive-Ins Gaining Popularity With San Francisco Bay Area Moviegoers
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 7 More COVID-19 Deaths, 1,120 New Cases
• 9 Weeks In, Anna ISD Drops Online Learning, Face-To-Face Instruction Returns Nov. 3
• Stimulus Package Update: Is Time Running Out On A Possible Second Stimulus Check?
• Indiana Reports Third-Worst Number Of COVID-19 Deaths Since Start Of Pandemic
• NASA To Attempt 16-Second Sample Collection On Asteroid Bennu
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 1,557 More Coronavirus Cases, 33 Additional Deaths
• 'The Price Is Right' And 'Let's Make A Deal' Come To Primetime With Three New Specials
• Lines Begin Forming Before Sunrise In South Florida On Second Day Of Early Voting
• Wisconsin Voters Line Up For First Day Of Early In-Person Voting
• Opinion: Vic Fangio A Breath Of Fresh Air During Pandemic Football
• Trade Target For Patriots? Bengals WR John Ross Reportedly Looking For Fresh Start
• Robbery Suspect Accused Of Following Victims Home In Manhattan, The Bronx
• Murphy Taps Morris County Leader As Education Commissioner
• Target giving frontline workers another bonus
• Report: Dolphins Name Tua Tagovailoa Starting QB For Week 8 Against Los Angeles Rams
• Poll worker fired for turning away voters with "Black Lives Matter" shirts
• Florida, DOJ, 10 Other States Sue Google For Violating Antitrust Laws
• Connecticut Rolling Out $5,000 Arts Grants To Non-Profit Groups
• Meow Wolf May Unionize Amid Pandemic Turmoil
• Man Pleads Guilty To Homicide By Vehicle, DUI Charges
• Malden's Jennifer Hedrington Named 2021 Massachusetts Teacher Of Year
• Obama Boosts Peters' Reelection Bid In Michigan Senate Ad
• Amazon Hiring 1,500 Positions For New Grocery Stores In Chicago Suburbs
• Avalanche Agree To 1-Year Deal With Forward Tyson Jost
• Man Charged In Whitmer Kidnapping Plot Released On Bail
• Pa. Parks Fund Aiming To Raise Funds To Help Parks And Forests
• 2 Weeks Before Election, More Than 100K Votes Already Cast In Minneapolis
• Vic Fangio Has Turned The Denver Broncos Loose On The Blitz
• The Purple Onion Permanently Closes After Decades In Dinkytown
• What is fascism? And what does it mean in 2020 America?
• PG&E Considers More Fire-Prevention Power Shutoffs In 19 Counties This Week
• Bruins Sign Karson Kuhlman To Two-Year Contract
• Boston Reopens Rental Relief Fund After Statewide Moratorium On Evictions Ends
• Tribes Make New Move To Shut Down Dakota Access Pipeline
• Family Of Man Shot Outside Fort Lauderdale Walgreens Makes Plea For Help In Finding Killer
• Workers being laid off twice as COVID ripples through economy
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 103 More Coronavirus Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Michigan Health Dept.: New Coronavirus Outbreaks In 27 Michigan Schools
• MTA Shows Off Improvements At Bedford Avenue L Station As Major Construction On Brooklyn Side Of Restoration Project Ends
• Praising the love of BBQ at Meat Church
• Dr. Fauci's Boss Has A Stern Warning About A Second Surge And Why Wearing A Mask Isn't A Political Issue
• Department Of Justice Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Google
• Police: Man Dies After Being Shot By Woman In Hollywood
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 7: Joe Mixon Injury Opens Door For Giovani Bernard
• Franklin Park Zoo's Western Lowland Gorilla Kiki Gives Birth To Baby Boy
• AG Paxton Sues Google, Files Landmark Antitrust Case Alleging Tech Company Abused Online Dominance
• It Doesn't Look Like Patriots Will Have To Deal With 49ers Leading Rusher Raheem Mostert
• Distance learning means kids are missing out on exercise
• John Oliver Has Danbury, Connecticut Sewer Plant Named After Him
• Miami Beach Postal Employee Admits To 'Stealing Mail Sporadically' For The Past 2 Years
• Woman in her 30s died from COVID-19 on a flight
• GM To Spend $153M To Upgrade 5 Michigan Factories For Future Vehicles
• 215-Gallon Oil Spill Discovered At Delaware Beach
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• Rare Photo Of 1923 New York Yankees Up For Auction Online
• Charges Dropped Against Michigan Barber Who Reopened Shop
• Colorado Weather: Staying Mild And Dry For Now, Big Changes Coming For The Weekend
• Bike sales surged during pandemic. Now thefts are up, too
• Car Traveling At 'High Rate Of Speed' Slams Into 18-Wheeler, Killing Driver
• Elizabeth Forward Middle School Staff Member Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Up, Over 590 New Cases Reported
• Passenger Shot, Wounded By Police During Traffic Stop
• Man Dies After Shooting In Sacramento's Upper Land Park Neighborhood
• 'We're Not Doing Well. I'm Very Concerned': Fargo Mayor Tim Mahoney Wants 'Dramatic' Steps In Response To COVID-19
• Man convicted of murdering reporter on submarine briefly escapes jail
• CDC now "strongly recommends" masks on public transport and at hubs
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• Some Cherry Creek School District Students Falling Behind During Hybrid Learning: 'It's Frustrating And Heartbreaking'
• Jeff Bridges Starting Treatment After Being Diagnosed With Lymphoma
• Stricter Regulations In Effect In Denver Amid Rise In Coronavirus Cases
• Man Who Argued With Lee Keltner Moments Before He Was Shot To Death Says He Fears For His Life
• Minnesota's Biggest Phobia Is Aquaphobia, According To Search Trends
• More Than 339K Floridians Have Already Voted Early, 71K In Miami-Dade, Broward
• Pa. State Police Trooper Saves Toddler After Spooked Horse Runs Away With Amish Buggy
• Identities Released In Double Fatal Crash Between Semi, Passenger Car
• Here Comes Jimmy G: Bill Belichick Ready To See Garoppolo's Best In Week 7
• Patient First Now Offering COVID-19 Testing At Glen Burnie Location
• Up To 20 Meteors Per Hour To Streak Across Sky During Orionid Meteor Shower Peak
• Calif. Has Over A Quarter-Million Homeless Students, Report Finds
• Vandals Shatter Windows Of Society For The Blind Building In Sacramento
• Glenview Jewel Employee With Special Needs Fired For Yelling At Customer He Says Called Him Derogatory Terms, Bullied Him For Months
• Ohio voters "exhausted" by politics as election looms
• Ballot drop box fire prompts investigation for suspected arson
• Moderna Hopes For Coronavirus Vaccine Emergency Use By End Of Year
• Baltimore's Inner Harbor Ice Rink Won't Return This Winter
• 2 Killed, 2 Seriously Injured In 5-Vehicle Crash Near Royalton; Identities Released
• Nevada County Squatter Was Allegedly Renting Space To Other Squatters, Deputies Say
• 'Made To Feel Less Than Human': Marcus Smart Recalls Racist Incident Outside TD Garden
• Seniors Left Terrorized After Children, Apparently Younger Than 10, Vandalize West Pullman Building
• Department of Justice sues Google for antitrust violation
• Ireland is first EU country to return to coronavirus lockdown
• Allegheny Co. Elections Office To Offer Extended Hours From Oct. 26 Through Election Day
• U.S. borders with Mexico, Canada to remain closed
• Chaotic Wind Inside Cameron Peak Fire Produced Smoke Tornado Near Masonville Saturday
• Man, Woman Wounded In Pasadena Shooting
• Youth Sports Teams Vote To Travel Out Of State Because California Won't 'Let Them Play' Here
• PG&E Warns Of Possible New Public Safety Power Shutoffs This Week
• Waseca Residents Line The Streets As Officer Arik Matson, Shot In The Line Of Duty, Returns Home
• Texas-Based Exxon Denies President Trump Called CEO For Money
• After Release From Jail, Suspect In Wild Chase Struck And Killed Along Fresno Freeway
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: How Long Do Antibodies Last?
• "The FBI Declassified": To catch a serial bomber
• West Virginia Expanding Fall Trout Stocking Locations
• Elizabeth Forward High School Students Buy And Decorate Duffel Bags For Foster Children
• Firefighters, Survivors Mark Somber Anniversary Of Deadly 1991 Oakland Hills Firestorm
• Missing Oakland WWII Pilot's Remains Recovered In Papua New Guinea
• Philadelphia City Council Members Holding Hearing On Legislation That Would Ban Police Use Of 'Less Lethal' Munitions
• Crews Knock Down Flames At Little Canada Storage Facility
• David Njoku Reportedly Wants Out Of Cleveland Again
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Epsilon Sets New Record As It Drifts In Central Atlantic
• Jeff Bridges says he's been diagnosed with lymphoma
• Debate Commission says it will mute mics at final debate
• Jeffrey Toobin suspended by The New Yorker, on leave from CNN
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• SCOTUS nixes motion against Pennsylvania mail ballot extension
• Study: Coffee Consumption May Help Slow The Spread Of Colon Cancer
• 7.5 magnitude Alaska earthquake triggers tsunami advisory
• Robert Redford's son, James, dies at 58
• Exxon on hypothetical Trump call: "It never happened"
• Trump calls Fauci a "disaster" but says it would be "a bigger bomb to fire him"
• Rainy Repeat As Gusty Showers With Some Downpours Stick Around Tuesday
• Orionids Meteor Shower To Peak Overnight
• Early Counting Of Pa. Mail-In Ballots Unlikely
• Pittsburgh Weather: Tuesday Rain Chances, Warmer Temperatures On The Way
• Live! Casino Pittsburgh Announces Grand Opening Date As November 24
• Troopers Find Driver Shot To Death In Vehicle While Responding To Crash On I-95 In Delaware County, Police Say
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• Westchester County Legislators Approve Cap On Food Delivery Fees
• 2 Women Dead After Crash In Logan Square
• MassDOT Study Finds Old Rush Hour Patterns Not Returning Soon
• Gov. Cuomo Says He Will Redraw Lines In Some NYC COVID-19 Hot Zones
• Man with BLM sign in yard arrested after shooting at Trump supporters
• Center City Residents Fighting To Save Mural Of Latina Activist Gloria Casarez
• Medical Privacy Laws Leave Employers Walking Fine Line To Protect Workers From COVID-19
• Cranberry Township Tunnel Project Halfway Completed, Second Half Of Work Set To Begin
• NASCAR reinstates star suspended for using the n-word
• With Corporate Parties Canceled Due To COVID-19, A Casino-Themed Party Company Struggles
• Brigham and Women's Hospital Says Coronavirus Cluster Contained
• Chicago Weather: Warming Trend Ahead
• Surveillance Video Captures Moment Armed Men Rob, Kill Man Outside Of Fort Lauderdale Walgreens
• Police Investigating Subway Restaurant Robbery In Carrick
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/20 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Crews Respond To House Fire In Oakland
• All 62 residents at Kansas nursing home have COVID, 10 have died
• Lawmakers Stuck On Stimulus Relief Efforts As Deadline Looms
• 3 Delaware Women Arrested After Robbery, Pursuit In Wilmington, State Police Say
• 'Larger Turnout Than We Thought': Broward Elections Supervisor Didn't Expect Long Lines On First Day Of Early Voting
• Police: 62-Year-Old Woman Dies After Being Struck By Gunfire While Driving In Chester
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• NASA attempts first ever mission to retrieve sample from asteroid
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• Trump derides Fauci as "disaster" as experts warn pandemic could worsen in weeks ahead
• Co-founder of Black Lives Matter releases new book on organizing movements