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• DA Drops Felony Charges Against Auburn Hometown Hero Dalton Dyer
• Bay Area Election Experts Reassure Voters After Reports Of Iran, Russia Accessing Some Voter Registration Data
• Woman Hospitalized Following Shooting In South Berkeley
• VIDEO: Hunter Says Mountain Lion 'Stalked' Him In Colorado Forest
• Experts Hopeful For Wintry Weather But Fear It Won't Be Enough
• Deer Tangled In Sports Net In Black Forest Cut Free By Colorado Parks And Wildlife
• Shifting Winds In CalWood Fire Force Evacuation For Lyons Park Estates Residents
• Health Experts Warn Against Large Holiday Gatherings To Prevent COVID-19 Surge
• NFL Week 7 AFC West Picks: Broncos Looking To Climb Division Standings Against Chiefs
• California Theme Parks Pushing Back Against Newsom Over Coronavirus Reopening Rules
• RTD Will Not Provide Free Rides To Voters On Election Day
• 'The Pope Is Helping Us With That Message': Local LGBT Leader Says Pope's Support Of Same-Sex Unions Step Toward Equality
• Modesto Police Shoot Alleged Gunman Inside Walgreens Pharmacy
• Renewed Eviction Moratorium In Colorado Met With Criticism
• Deputies Called To Stockton Home For Gunshot Victim Find Drugs, Guns And Cash
• 'It's Politics': Head Of DSST Charter Accuses Denver School Board Of Putting Politics Before Kids
• Concord Tax Measure Mailers Prompt Complaint With Fair Political Practices Commission
• Chicago Weather: An Unseasonably Warm Thursday Coming
• Debate Night In The Race For Council District 4: Raman Pushes Back Against 'Unfair Rhetoric' By Ryu
• Mandatory Evacuations Ordered For East Troublesome Fire
• Burbank Police Department Hosts 'Reverse Trick-Or-Treating' Pumpkin Coloring Activity
• Campaign 2020: Colorado Secretary Of State Forms Team To Identify Disinformation
• Hurley's Picks: One Crazy Reason Why Tom Brady Might Go Nuts Vs. Raiders
• Walsh: Boston May Take 'Serious Action' If Coronavirus Numbers Don't Improve
• Massachusetts Moves Coronavirus Risk Map To Thursdays To Add More Data
• 'It's Shameful': Parents Of Special Needs Students In Disbelief Over Boston Schools Remote Learning
• Homophobic Graffiti Found Sprayed On Barrington House In Possible Hate Crime
• World Series: Rays Tie Series 1-1 With 6-4 Win Over Dodgers
• Social Justice Sign Garden Sparks Conversation Along With Controversy In Livermore
• Gov. Cuomo Redraws COVID-19 Hot Zones As Infection Rates Improve
• Anxieties Mount As Random Paintball Attacks Keep Happening All Around City
• Mom Of Elk Grove Boy, 14, Killed In Bike Crash Calls Death Preventable
• Police Seen Carrying Marijuana Plants From Home On North Side
• Rocklin Police Investigating Parking Lot Fight That Left Person With Major Injuries
• Top Intelligence Officials Announce Iran & Russia Are Weaponizing Voter Info
• Man Shot Dead, Woman Shot And Wounded By Waukegan Officers After Police Say They Reversed Car In Officers' Direction
• Dallas Teachers On Mission To Get New Shoes On Needy Students' Feet
• 'It's A Mess': South Florida Swamped With Heavy Rain & Floods Which Could Leak Into Thursday
• Maryland Man James Reed Charged With Threatening To Kidnap Former VP Joe Biden, Sen. Kamala Harris In Letter Left At Frederick Home
• World Series: Corey Seager Sets Record For Most Home Runs By A Shortstop In A Single Postseason
• U.S. Officials Link Iran To Intimidating Emails Sent To Voters In Multiple States, Including Pennsylvania
• Metro Train Hits, Kills 1 Person In Downtown Los Angeles
• Police Investigating Vandalism At Home Of Attorney Representing Upper West Siders Against Housing Homeless Men At Lucerne Hotel
• 4 Shot In Brooklyn, Police Investigating
• An Inside Look At Negotiators' Mission To Get A Dangling Man With A Knife Down From Trump Tower
• Family, Friends Hold Candlelight Vigil To Honor Memory Of Nayely Paz; 18-Year-Old Gunned Down In NE Baltimore
• Philadelphia School District, Teachers Union Reach Tentative Deal On New Contract
• Gov. Murphy Tests Negative But Self-Quarantining After Coming In 'Close Proximity' To Someone Who Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Comptroller Peter Franchot Urges Gov. Hogan To Use Some Of State's Reserve Fund To Help Small Businesses
• Chris Christie on masks: "Wear it or you may regret it—as I did"
• Iran And Russia Accessed Some Voter Registration Data, Top Intel Officials Say
• Court Orders State To Release Or Transfer 1,100 San Quentin Inmates
• 16-Year-Old Killed, 12-Year-Old Boy Injured In SW Baltimore Shooting
• Helicopter Lands In Water At Point Lookout On Long Island
• Reality Check: What The Explosion In Absentee Voting Means For Election Day
• Homeowner Brings Class Action Lawsuit Against Water Gremlin: 'They Need To Be Held Accountable'
• Police Investigate Fatal Shooting In Jamaica Plain
• Crews Battle Vacant House Fire In SW Baltimore Wednesday Night
• Amazon In Detroit: City Council Approves Sale Of 138 Acres At Fairgrounds For $16M
• MDH: 'COVID Fatigue' Driving Up New Minnesota Infections
• Unemployment Benefits: Gov. Whitmer Signs Bills To Extend Assistance For 6 Weeks
• THB Donates Over 1K Pink Bagels In Honor Of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• WATCH: Fan Caught Will Smith's World Series Home Run Ball, Threw His Glove On Field In Celebration
• Former OC Security Guard Pleads Guilty To Impersonating Federal Agent
• U.S. Senate Candidate Willie Wilson Reports He Has Now Tested Negative For COVID-19 After Quarantine
• Driver Killed, Passenger Severely Hurt In St. Croix Falls Crash
• Chief Craig Announces New Initiative To Improve Community Outreach
• Folsom Finds Possible Source Of Pinhole Leaks In Copper Pipes Plaguing Hundreds Of Homes
• PSPS: Over 4,000 Bay Area Customers To Be Impacted In Latest Round Of Outages
• Stop The Storm
• Dallas Police Arrest Rashad Rayford For Murder Of Air Force Reservist Nick Slaughter
• School Reopenings: Study Finds Low Infection Rates Among In-Person Classes So Far
• Former Employee Of Yonkers Forever 21 Accused Of Recording Female Customers In Dressing Rooms
• Butte Co. Parents Suspected Of Child Abuse After Baby Is Hospitalized With Severe Burns
• Oakland Firm Ramping Up Production Of 3D Printed Homes
• Roseville Shooting: 1 Dead After Dispute Over Basketball Game
• Hoag Hospital Tapped As Only Site For First Phase Of ImmunityBio & NantKwest COVID-19 Vaccine Trial
• Local Families Hopeful After Pope Francis Voices Support For Same-Sex Civil Unions
• Police: 18-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Shot While Walking To Boxing Gym In Kensington
• KPIX Vote Smart: Early Ballots Already In Hands Of Contra Costa Country Election Workers
• Report: Estimated 3 Million US Children Have Had No Formal Education Since Pandemic Began
• Former President Barack Obama Fires Up Crowd At South Philadelphia Rally For Joe Biden
• Texas' Greg Abbott Ranked #1 Governor In Country By American Legislative Exchange Council
• With Multiple Visits To Pennsylvania, Candidates And Surrogates Are Thinking Strategically
• Riverside Tops 65K COVID-19 Cases, San Bernardino Adds 37 Deaths
• Man In US Illegally Charged In Houston Police Officer's Murder Could Face Death Penalty
• MTA Launches New Digital Real-Time Train Map
• California Theme Park Closures Impacting Jobs, Shops, Neighboring Communities
• A look inside the COVID-19 ward at Wisconsin's largest hospital
• Trick-Or-Treating Is Allowed In New York City On Halloween, De Blasio Says
• In A Leap Of Faith, Davis Dance Studio Turns To Distance Learning
• Firefighters Help Rescue Pet Parrot From Top Of Paterson City Hall
• San Jose Woman Creates Website, Network Linking PPE Donors To Frontline Workers
• SJ Allows Some Downtown Restaurants To Serve Until Midnight After Complaints Over Police Closures
• 'End SARS' Activists Gather At LA City Hall For Vigil To Speak Out For Police Brutality Victims In Nigeria
• Large Tree Falls, Misses Sacramento Home By Inches
• New Accessibility Resources Available For Minnesota Voters With Disabilities
• PSPS Update: PG&E To Turn Off Power To Nearly 37K Customers Wednesday Night
• Obama hits the trail for Biden in Pennsylvania
• Man Charged With Animal Cruelty For Allegedly Trapping Coyote Pup That Had To Be Euthanized From Injuries
• Pope Francis Endorses Same-Sex Civil Unions; Bishop David Zubik Says Comments Are Being Misinterpreted
• Counties Setting Up Alternative Ways To Assist Maskless Voters
• U.S. reports more than 60,000 new COVID-19 cases
• Denver Weather: Major Weather Changes Start Thursday
• Dodgers' Tony Gonsolin Pulled After Four Outs, Shortest World Series Start For Team Since John Tudor In 1988
• Motorcycle Rider Killed In Crash With Pickup In Parker County
• Families Of People Killed By LASD Deputies Call For State Investigation
• More Than 1 Million Massachusetts Voters Have Cast Their Ballots
• Texas Reports 4,991 More Coronavirus Cases, 114 Deaths
• Pope Francis Becomes 1st Pontiff To Endorse Same-Sex Civil Unions
• DNA Match Leads To Arrest In Violent 1996 Slaying, Rape Of Boyle Heights Teen Gladys Arellano
• Orange County Continues Trend Of Sharp Increase In COVID-19 Infections With 262 New Cases
• Pa. State Rep. Daryl Metcalfe Under Fire For Renting Office Space That Is Rarely Used
• Magic Johnson Cheers On Dodgers At World Series Game 2
• US Officials: Iran Sent Emails Intimidating American Voters
• New Jersey Fire Department Temporarily Shut Down Due To COVID-19 Exposure Incident
• Top US Intelligence Officials Say Iran, Russia Accessed Some Voter Registration Data
• NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Employee Says HR 'Turned A Complete Blind Eye' To Gender Discrimination, Safety Concerns
• WeWork Will Not Open Space In RiNo After All
• Calvert Hall, Loyola Blakefield To Play Turkey Bowl This Year
• One World Trade Center Observatory Reopening In November
• Top Intelligence Officials: Iran And Russia Are Trying To Influence Opinion Regarding Election
• Director Of National Intelligence Says Iran And Russia Are Trying To Influence Opinion Regarding Election
• Cindy Lou's Fish House Set To Open In Harbor Point Next Week
• Political Reporter Pat Kessler To Retire After 36 Years At WCCO
• A Look At Minnesota's 8th District Race Ahead Of November 3
• Pritzker: Illinois Delivers First Shipments Of Abbott BinaxNOW COVID Tests To Local Health Departments
• Mentor Steps In For Boy Who Was Caught Vandalizing Seniors' Building And Was Sent Back By His Mom To Apologize
• MAD DADS Nat'l President VJ Smith Released From Hospital After COVID Battle
• Reopening: Alameda County Set To Resume Indoor Dining, Worship Services, Movie Theaters
• NASA scientists elated with asteroid sampling mission
• Viral Video Highlights Emotional Impact of Wildfires on Firefighter Families
• Baltimore Leaders Propose 30% Tax On Electronic Smoking Devices
• Challenger Kristy Gnibus Takes On Incumbent Mike Kelly In 16th Congressional District
• Kobe, Gianna Jump As Popular Names For 2020 Babies
• Chicago's Budget: What Are Residents Paying For?
• Mayor Lightfoot's Budget Proposal Calls For Cuts To Police Budget, But Mayor Remains Against Defunding Police
• Artist Creates Mural To Inspire Children At Boys & Girls Club
• Visit Florida Tries To Draw Tourists From East Coast
• CSU Gets $75,000 Grant To Treat Pets With Cancer
• Couple Whose Car Plunged Into Canal Off Montauk Highway Still In Hospital, Daughter Says
• President Donald Trump To Campaign Friday In Florida Strongholds
• CDC Updates Guidelines For Close COVID-19 Contact
• Trans and non-binary voters face barriers ahead of election
• Boulder Restaurants Open Arms To Wildfire Evacuees & Firefighters
• 49ers Shanahan Disappointed Stands Will Remain Empty At Levi's Stadium
• LA County Lifting More COVID Restrictions, Nears 7K Deaths
• Collin County Resident Using Halloween, Christmas Light Shows As Toys For Tots Drop-Off Location
• Tesla Posts Net Profit For 5th Straight Quarter
• LA City Council Delays Vote On Renaming Downtown Street After Kobe Bryant
• State Raises Questions About COVID-19 Death Data
• Fort Lauderdale's Parker Playhouse Undergoing 'Massive, $30 Million Makeover'
• Allegheny Health Network Doctor Says Rising Coronavirus Hospitalization Rates Are 'Concerning'
• American Cancer Society Does Month Long Fundraising, Education Effort
• Fluid Movement Cheers On Voters At Baltimore Ballot Drop Boxes
• Suffolk County Legislator Dr. William Spencer Arrested In Alleged Pills-For-Sex Scheme
• More School Districts Consider Remote Learning For The Rest Of The Fall Semester
• 'No Fun Size': 9-Year-Old Gives Gov. Baker Advice On Trick-Or-Treat Coronavirus Safety
• Voice Of The Voters: Lawrence County Voters Weighing Many Issues Ahead Of Presidential Election
• Sheriff's department to pair therapists with deputies on mental health calls
• Norwood Hospital Will Remain Closed At Least Another Year After Flooding
• Penn State Coach Pat Chambers Resigns After Internal Investigation Into Inappropriate Conduct
• Coronavirus Impact: Some Colleges Acknowledge Financial Challenges, Say They're Lowering Tuition Costs For 2021
• 3,000 School Uniforms Donated And Delivered To Dallas ISD Students In Need
• Retired Race Horse Farm In Maryland Holding Fundraiser This Weekend
• Gloria's Gladiators Started With 'Nice Old Lady,' Now Will Help Others In Need
• Colin Allred, Genevieve Collins Battle For 32nd Congressional District In North Texas
• Commissioners Steve Bovo & Daniella Levine Cava Battling For Miami-Dade's Top Job As Mayor
• At Least 1 Killed In Crash On I-70 Near Smithton
• Pumpkin Drop Gives High School Engineering Students Real World Experience
• Police Need Help Finding Burglar Who Stole Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of Equipment From Miami Auto Repair Shop
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Proposes Property Tax Hike, Gas Tax Increase, Layoffs, Other Job Cuts To Close $1.2 Billion Gap
• Man Taken Into Custody After Shooting Of FedEx Driver In Queen Village Released
• 5-Year-OId Queens Author Egypt Bush Tackles Coronavirus With Series Of Stories Featuring Superheroes
• Residents Say Aliquippa School District's Online Learning Model Is Failing Students
• Senate Republicans prepare for possible "post-Trump world"
• New Denver-Area COVID Restrictions Are Needed To 'Nudge People,' Dr. Dave Hnida Says
• Studies: Death Rates For Those Hospitalized With COVID-19 Are Dropping
• Canvassing Boards In Broward, Miami-Dade Working Hard To Make Sure All Votes Are Counted
• Police Seek Sunnyvale Birthday Boy After Finding His Gift From 'Nonny and Pa'
• Judge Denies Becerra's Request to Expedite Lawsuit Over GOP Ballot Boxes
• October Snowstorm Catches Homeowners, Plow Drivers Off Guard
• NASA To Announce 'New Discovery' About The Moon Next Week
• Judge Rules Against Vallejo Police Union in Reform Battle
• Officials: Turf Field To Be Built In Central Islip Park, Where Bodies Of 4 People Killed By MS-13 Gang Were Found
• Search Continues For Alleged Drunk Driver Involved In Fatal I-676 Crash That Killed 21-Year-Old College Student
• MDHHS Provides COVID-19 Guidance For Holiday Travel, Gatherings
• Man Arrested In Dallas For 1996 Murder Of Los Angeles Teenager With Help Of DNA Evidence
• Maryland State Police Charge Caroline County Woman On Weapons Violations
• Joliet Police Sergeant Who Alleged Police Misconduct In Death Of Eric Lurry Has Been Arrested
• Former Blue Bell President Charged In Alleged 'Scheme To Deceive' Customers During 2015 Listeria Contamination
• Pennsylvania's Top Election Official Defends Process Amid Mail-In Ballot Troubles
• New Videos Released In Providence Moped Crash; 21 Protesters Arrested At Rally
• U-M Covid-19 Cases Rise, Campus Union Blames Administrators
• 'I Hurt A Lot Of People': Man Says Deadly Shooting Of His Two Little Brothers In Trenton Was 'Karma'
• De Blasio Outlines Plan To Distribute COVID Vaccine Once It's Approved
• Requests Increase For Licensed Security Guards In Denver To Be Armed, Work In Plain Clothes
• Thanks To Kidney Chain, Bronx Man Finally Getting Badly Needed Transplant
• Nonprofit Valerie Fund Says Need For Emergency Funding To Support Kids With Cancer, Blood Disorders Increasing During Pandemic
• 'I Don't Think It's A Very Big Surprise': Philly LGBTQ Activist Applauds Pope Francis' Endorsement Of Same-Sex Civil Unions
• Capitals Hire Laviolette's Longtime Assistant Kevin McCarthy
• Pedestrian Fatally Struck By Vehicle On 101 Freeway In Calabasas Area
• UPDATE: Watsonville Police Find Two Missing Children, One Runs Away Again
• Pope Francis Endorses Same-Sex Civil Unions: 'Homosexual People Have The Right To Be In A Family'
• Cholesterol-Lowering Medications May Help Women With Certain Types Of Cancer Live Longer
• Study Says Time Of Day You Exercise Could Affect Cancer Risk
• Penn State Men's Basketball Coach Pat Chambers Resigns
• Keller @ Large: Why Stimulus Negotiations Have Dragged On So Long
• California GOP Claims Victory Over AG Becerra On Divulging Info From Unofficial Ballot Boxes
• Cleaning company is more profitable than it was pre-COVID
• Does The Ravens' Record Reflect How Good This Year's Team Really Is?
• Steelers, Titans Week 7 Matchup A Battle Of 'Strength Vs. Strength' Says CBS' Evan Washburn
• U.S. Attorney Robert Hur Announces Nearly $3M In Justice Department Grants To Combat Addiction Crisis In Maryland
• Boston Public Schools Suspend In-Person Learning For All Students
• Baltimore Funeral Service Offers Free Limousine Rides To Take Older Residents To The Polls
• Vice President Mike Pence Holds Rally In Portsmouth, New Hampshire
• New San Jose Jail Construction Project Halted; Mental Health Facility May Replace It Instead
• 2 Children Killed After Being Struck By Stray Bullets Inside Trenton Home
• Senate Democrats Block Slimmed-Down GOP Coronavirus Bill As Talks Continue
• Shelter Program Allows Volunteers To Temporarily Foster Dogs
• Michigan Female Owned Business Creates Antimicrobial Product To Protect Families
• Allen Fire Chief Asks Residents To Make Sacrifices This Holiday Season To Prevent COVID-19 Spread
• Police: Missing Frisco Child Found In Pond, Died After Hospitalization
• Human Remains Discovered Near San Bruno Mountain
• Mitt Romney: 'I Did Not Vote For President Trump'
• 'Joyous News': Gov. Jared Polis Reacts To Pope's Stance On Same-Sex Relationships
• Back In Black: Banged-Up Eagles Turn To Lethal Black Jersey, Pants Combo Vs. Giants
• Chester County Family Fighting To Save 12-Year-Old Son's Life After Rare Disease Diagnosis
• Pittsburgh International Airport Gets New State-Of-The-Art 3D Scanner For Security Checkpoint
• 4 LA County Schools Cleared To Offer In-Person Classes For Youngest Students
• Colorado Weather: Two Cold Fronts May Take Us From Fire To Snow
• Accountant Shares What You Can Do To Try And Claim Home Office Expenses On Taxes
• 'Largest Of Its Kind In The World': Plans For 101 Freeway Wildlife Crossing In Agoura Hills Released
• Mic'd Up Bill Belichick Wasn't Happy With Referee During Patriots' Loss To Broncos
• See How Absentee Ballots Are Being Counted In Minnesota
• Suspected Car Thieves Attack Owner In Queens
• ICE moves to quickly deport more immigrants without court hearings
• Dallas County Reports Spike In COVID-19 Hospitalizations: 'Highest Numbers We Have Seen Since August'
• Triple A Colorado Urges Drivers To Winterize Vehicles Now, Before Snow Falls
• Flood Of Trouble As Relentless Rain Fills Roads With Water Leaving Some Drivers Stranded
• CHP Warning Sacramento-Area Residents Of Dangerous 'Freeway Pawn' Scam
• Jared Polis In The Top 10 In Survey Of Country's Best Governors From Conservative Think Tank
• COVID-19 Decreased Maryland's Air Pollution, Research Shows
• Security Guard Matthew Dolloff's Lawyer: Evidence Of Self-Defense In Denver Shooting
• Vandalism At Los Gatos Azerbaijan Center Investigated As Hate Crime
• MBTA Trains Will Bypass Salem Station In Attempt To Discourage Halloween Crowds
• Boulder Fugitive Gary Allen Baker Arrested In South Carolina
• Democratic Voters In Battleground States, Including Pa., Receiving Intimidating Emails
• 'The Amazing Race's Phil Keoghan On What To Expect As A Contestant: 'You Just Never Know What You're Going To Do'
• Pennsylvania Election Officials Say It Will Be 'Matter Of Days' Before Full 2020 Results Are Known
• $5,000 Reward Offered In Chemical Attack That Left Germantown Grandmother Blind
• Controversial Rules on Oakland Homeless Encampments Unanimously Approved
• Gov. Walz Signs $1.87 Billion Bonding Bill, The Largest In State History
• McKinney Mayor George Fuller Says Wife Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Ad Encourages 'Yes' Votes On Proposition 113
• Funeral Services For Detective Curt Holland Announced By Commerce City Police
• Space station crew returns to Earth after 195-day mission
• 'Re-Open BCPS' Group Rallies To Bring Students, Teachers Back To Classrooms For In-Person Learning
• Gov. Murphy Abruptly Leaves Event, Goes Into Quarantine After Learning Staff Member Tests COVID-19 Positive
• Massachusetts Reports 646 New Coronavirus Cases, 22 Additional Deaths
• LA Zoo Hosts Second Drive-In Event Featuring Films Starring Trustee Betty White
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (Oct 24)
• 3-Year-Old Girl Reported Missing In Crystal Lake Found Safe
• Boulder County Targets Underserved Community In Coronavirus Testing Outreach Program
• Pickup Towing Trailer Leads High-Speed Chase From El Dorado Hills To Oakland
• 9 Indicted, Including 3 Correctional Officers, After Allegedly Smuggling Contraband Into Baltimore Jail
• Fayette Co. Elections Bureau Working To Fix Issue Keeping Voters From Getting Mail-In Ballots
• Fall Premieres Announced For 'FBI,' 'FBI: Most Wanted,' 'Bull,' 'SEAL Team' And 'The Unicorn'
• Excitement Builds Across Southland After Dodgers Big Game 1 World Series Win
• Man, 62, Arrested After Stabbing In South Lake Tahoe
• Flavanols — Found In Tea, Berries And Apples — May Reduce Blood Pressure, Study Finds
• Walmart Expects Smaller Turkeys To Be In Higher Demand This Thanksgiving
• Ari Goldstein, Former Temple University Fraternity President, Sentenced Up To 7 Years In Prison For Attempted Sex Assault
• Brighton Twp. Man Accused of Attempted Arson & Sickening Family Member
• Tarrant County Implements 'No Refusal' Program Year-Round
• Miami officer facing discipline for wearing Trump mask at voting site
• A Loose Pony Found In Frederick County Reunited With Owner
• San Carlos $20 Million SuperLotto Winner Had The Right Formula
• Police Locate Anthony Lonano, Son After Salem Parental Abduction
• San Mateo County Adds Extra $2 Million To Fund For Immigrant COVID Relief
• Dallas County Woman With COVID-19 Died On Flight From Las Vegas To DFW
• Northwestern Students Seeking To Abolish Campus Police Demand University President Resign
• J.C. Penney hopes to emerge from bankruptcy by Christmas
• VIDEO: Dramatic Early Morning Water Rescue In San Francisco's Presidio
• Chargers' Justin Herbert Praised By NFL On CBS' Evan Washburn, Says He's Struck By Rookie's 'Poise And Pocket Awareness'
• Short-Form Streaming Platform Quibi Considering Shutdown: Report
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Looking For Substitute Teachers Ahead Of Return To In-Person Classes
• This Saturday on JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (Oct 24)
• Kwacey Owens Charged With First-Degree Murder In Shooting Death Of Willingboro Man, Prosecutors Say
• Florida Agencies Release Latest Coronavirus Numbers
• Baltimore County Adding 31 Ballot Drop Boxes For 2020 General Election
• 'On To Fresno' Says CSU Rams Head Coach Steve Addazio After New Mexico Game Cancellation
• Twinkle And Tigger The Cats Are Up For Adoption At The MDSPCA
• Man, 60, Dies After Stabbing In Stockton; Suspect Arrested
• Students At Moorpark Unified First In Ventura County To Return To Classrooms
• 'Work From Home If You Can' Policy For State Workers Extended Until June 2021
• Expert: As Daily Infections Hit About 60K, US Nearing 'Rapid Acceleration' Of COVID Cases
• Optometrist's Advice To Avoid Screen Time Eye Strain: Observe The 20/20/20 Rule
• Pope Francis Endorses Same-Sex Civil Unions In New Documentary
• Maryland National Guard Staff Sgt. Aubrey N. Mitsch Dies In Motorcycle Crash On I-95
• New Jersey Eyes Betting On College Playoff Games In State, Elsewhere
• State's 5th Free Saliva Testing Site To Open In Mankato
• Officer involved in Breonna Taylor shooting says it's "not a race thing"
• USPS To Hire Hundreds Of Workers This Holiday Season
• Obama slams Trump at campaign event for Biden
• Christmas Village In Philadelphia To Return For 2020 Holiday Season With Enhanced Safety, Health Precautions
• DHS, ICE Arrest 15 Nonimmigrant Students, Some Located In Pittsburgh, As Part Of Probe Into Alleged Fraud
• Gov. Jared Polis Extends Eviction Moratorium For Those Impacted By Coronavirus
• Californians Allowed To Vote Without A Mask
• Argument Leads To Shooting In Downtown St. Paul; 2 Victims Found In Skywway
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 4,342 New Cases, 69 Additional Deaths
• Confirmed COVID Cases At Miami-Dade Schools Jump To 105
• Geologist Digs Up Human Skull And Bones On South Side Of Lewisville Lake Dam
• Christian Ledman Killed In Single-Vehicle Crash In Cecil County, State Police Say
• Cuomo redraws COVID-19 hot zones as infection rates improve
• Troy Aikman says he supports military after appearing to mock flyovers
• California insurers drop homeowners facing wildfire threats
• Pittsburgh Public Safety Taking Extra Precautions After Police Officer Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Morgan Hill Police Arrest Alleged Gang Gun Runners; Intercept Cache Of 21 Illegal Weapons
• San Francisco's Lowell High School Officially Switches To 2021 Lottery Admissions
• Maryland Deputies Involved In Shootings Following Multi-State Chase For Attempted Murder Suspect Identified
• Earth XR Virtual Nature Reserve
• David Andrews, Shaq Mason Among Six Patriots Returning To Practice Field
• Charlie Brown holiday specials not on TV this year
• Crazy Mocha Coffee Co. Files For Bankruptcy, Citing Pandemic Shutdown
• 8-Year-Old, 16-Year-Old Brothers Killed When Suspect Shoots Into Trenton Home, Prosecutors Say
• Maryland Food Bank Asking For Volunteers As Holiday Season Approaches
• Maryland man charged for leaving letter threatening Biden and Harris
• Pasadena Says Spike In Crime Prompted Removal Of Makeshift Memorial To Anthony McClain
• Gang Member, 2 Teens Arrested In Winters After Alleged Gun Brandishing In Davis
• 'I Found A Camera In My Bedroom': Female Denver Firefighter Testifies In Hidden Camera Trial
• Victim's Boss Gets Life In Murder-For-Hire Plot That Killed Princeton Woman Kelli Underwood
• Man Dies After Reportedly Falling Off Jet Ski On Lake Arlington, Police Say
• Highland Park School District Goes To Remote Learning As COVID Numbers Are On The Rise
• Amazon offers 1-hour pickup at Whole Foods stores across U.S.
• Habitat For Humanity Partnering With Wells Fargo To Renovate Existing Homes, Construction Of New Affordable Housing
• Serinda Swan On Her Character Dr. Jenny Cooper In The CW's 'Coroner': 'The Humanity Seen In Jenny Is Really Resonating With People'
• Severe Drought Conditions Grip Northern California; Red Flag Fire Warning, Power Outages Set To Begin
• Philadelphia City Council Considering Protection Options For Renters As Eviction Moratorium Ends
• Marin County Meth Dealer Gets 10 Years After Task Force Investigation
• Chicago Mural Near Ida B. Wells And Dearborn Honors Essential Workers
• Kane Brown On Hosting 2020 CMT Music Awards: 'My First Award That I Ever Won Was On CMT'
• Restaurant Opportunities Center, ACLU , Detroit Bus Company, & Others Offering Rides To the Polls
• Stephon Gilmore Declines Comment When Asked About Reported Dinner With Cam Newton Prior To Positive COVID-19 Tests
• Rookie Pitcher Tony Gonsolin To Start Game 2 For Dodgers
• How to manage financial stress in the COVID era
• 'Sonny Bono Estate' In Palm Springs Hits Market For $5 Million
• Dallas County Democratic Party Says Campaign Signs Were Set On Fire At HQ
• Dolphins Coach Brian Flores 'Confident' Tua & Team Will Be 'Successful'
• Mother, Teen Son Dead After Flames Tear Through Point Breeze Home
• Baltimore City Health Commissioner Dr. Letitia Dzirasa Offers Tips On Preventing Spread Of COVID-19
• Biden heavily outspends Trump in closing weeks of campaign
• Frankfort Pilot Dies After Small Plane Crashes Along Route 394 In Ford Heights
• 3 People Injured In 3 Paint Ball Gun Attacks Across The City Overnight
• Miami-Dade Police Detective Recovering After Being Shot In Ear, 4 Arrests Made
• 'Brighton Put Profit Over Patients': Families Sue Brighton Rehab Over Coronavirus Outbreak That Killed 73
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports Largest Spike In Daily COVID-19 Deaths Since May
• Flood Watch: Wednesday Washout As Gusty Showers & Storms Lead To High Flood Threat
• Former Baltimore Deputy Comptroller Shredded Documents After City Issued 'Stop Shredding' Directive, But Investigators Find No Foul Play
• Pope Francis Endorses Civil Unions For Same-Sex Couples For First Time As Pope
• USS Constitution Unveils Rare Documents On 223rd Birthday
• Michigan Will Allow Indoor Visits At Nursing Homes
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 1,425 More Coronavirus Cases, 29 Additional Deaths
• GOP Fundraiser, Former RNC Deputy Finance Chair Elliott Broidy Pleads Guilty To Conspiracy In Foreign Lobbying Effort
• Army Declares Fort Hood Soldier Vanessa Guillen Died In 'Line Of Duty'
• More Than 75,000 In Wisconsin Cast Ballots On 1st Day Of Early In-Person Voting
• Hurricane Epsilon Nears Bermuda With 90 MPH Winds
• Walz Announces Federal Disaster Declaration To Help Farmers Recover From Severe Drought
• 3rd Suspect Arrested In Fatal San Pablo I-80 Shooting
• Allegheny County Health Department Hosting Free Coronavirus Testing At Faith-Based Locations
• Man Shot Outside Delaware Wawa Following Altercation In Parking Lot, Police Say
• St. Paul Winter Carnival Planners Moving Celebration From Rice Park To State Fairgrounds
• Stimulus Package Update: Is A Deal Even Possible At This Point?
• CHP El Dorado Hills Pursuit Ends 107 Miles Later With Bay Bridge Arrest
• Car Runs Over Man Sleeping in Santa Clara Parking Lot
• DNA Match Leads To Dallas Man's Arrest For 1996 Slaying, Rape Of Boyle Heights Teen Gladys Arellano
• Michigan Ranked #3 Best Driving State
• Lions Finally Hold A Lead
• Woman Struck, Killed By Vehicle While Walking Along M-59
• Meeting with Trump supporters at the president's Erie rally
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 119 More Coronavirus Cases, 10 Additional Deaths
• Small Town Restaurant Opens Big Heart For Cameron Peak Firefighters & Evacuees
• Nearly 721K Floridians Have Already Voted Early, 140K In Miami-Dade, Broward
• US Coast Guard Offloads Narcotics With Street Value Of $86 Million At Port Everglades
• Riverdale Trio Rock TikTok With Funny Joint Account
• Before You Get A Flu Shot, Get Good Sleep To Increase Its Effectiveness, Experts Say
• OxyContin maker to plead guilty to 3 criminal charges
• Former President Barack Obama To Speak With Group Of Men At North Philadelphia Community Center
• Maryland Zoo Mourning Death Of Mary The Otter
• President Obama Campaigns For Joe Biden At Drive-In Rally In Philadelphia
• Colorado COVID Survivor Has A Reminder To 'Be Careful' As Hospitalizations Rise Rapidly
• Michigan GOP Youth Vice Chair Leads Young Voters To The Polls Across Michigan
• Rev. Dr. Wendell Anthony Talks Voters Taking Their 'Soles' To The Polls
• Safety, Security Of 2020 Election With Detroit's Director of Elections
• Police: 3-Year-Old Shot At Zap Zone
• Spring Lake Park Couple Arrested: 15 Pounds Of Meth And $73K In Cash Seized
• Evesham Police Looking To Identify Suspicious Man After Numerous Thefts Of Hunting Equipment Reported
• McKeesport Area School District Reports Positive Coronavirus Cases Among Students And Staff
• Man Beaten And Robbed At Clark/Division Red Line Stop
• Brandon McManus Is On A Roll, Named AFC Special Teams Player Of The Week Again
• Man Who Clung To Side Of Trump Tower For Hours Located After Escaping From Ambulance
• Massachusetts Audits Watertown, East Longmeadow Over Remote Learning
• PTL Links: October 21, 2020
• Coronavirus In Maryland: ICU Beds Stay In Triple Digits, Continue To Grow
• Kyle Larson Reinstated For 2021 NASCAR Season
• Police Up Reward To $10K For Information In October 4 Columbia Homicide
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• Smack Shack To Be Featured On 'Food Paradise'
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• Streaming Event Featuring James Samuel 'Cornbread' Harris Sr.
• Construction Worker Killed In Hit-And-Run On 110 Freeway In Downtown LA
• Salvation Army: 20 Who Went To Northern Minnesota Event Test Positive For COVID-19
• The Blue-Collar Vote Could Be The Key To Winning Pennsylvania
• Pope Francis Calls For Civil Union Law For Same-Sex Couples: 'They're Children Of God And Have A Right To Family'
• Mass. governor and Salem mayor outline precautions ahead of Halloween
• JC Penney Sees Bankruptcy Protection Exit By Christmas
• 'New Chapter In Uptown': Calhoun Square Renamed As 'Seven Points'
• Here's Gov. Whitmer's Oct. 21 COVID-19 Press Conference
• Meadows: Trump didn't order declassification of Russia probe documents
• Minnesota Weather: Another Half Foot Of Snow Possible For Northern, Central Minnesota
• 42 coronavirus cases linked to massive church event in Maine
• Human remains found at site linked to Tulsa Race Massacre
• Breonna Taylor grand jury "didn't agree that certain actions were justified"
• Shoppers Plan To Spend Over $1,000 This Holiday Season, Survey Finds
• Hurricane Epsilon rapidly strengthens to a Category 3
• Threatening emails sent to Florida voters linked to overseas servers
• Dallas Police Department Seeks Help Identifying Murder Suspect After Fatal Shooting Of 51-Year-Old Man
• Patriots Set To Make Much-Needed Return To Practice Field On Wednesday
• Dallas Police Investigating Homicide On Lawnview Avenue
• Caught On Camera: Dog Feces Flung At Roseville Home With BLM Lawn Signs
• How some workers are voting in the crucial state of Pennsylvania
• Police: 19-Year-Old Killed In North Philadelphia Double Shooting
• After Seeing 10-Year-Old Son On News Vandalizing West Pullman Seniors' Building, Mom Brings Him Right Back To Apologize And Learn A Lesson
• Brad Stevens And Lookalike Pete Buttigieg Hold Virtual Rally Ahead Of Election
• Two Milwaukee Women Suspected Of Drugging, Stealing $85,000 From Chicago Men
• Witches On The Water: Friends Paddle Board In North Park
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: What Will Halloween Look Like This Year?
• Confusion Remains Over Election Poll Ban
• Ravens' Calais Campbell Named AFC Defensive Player Of The Week
• BLM Sacramento Founder Wants Gun Training For Black Community: 'We Need To Be Armed, We Need To Be Safe'
• None Hurt After Plane Slides Off Snowy Runway In Central Wisconsin
• Court Orders Immediate Release Or Transfer 1,700 San Quentin Prison Inmates Over Virus Outbreak
• Police: Man Wanted For Slashing Passenger On Bus In South Bronx
• Report: Westmoreland County Sheriff Assigning Deputies To Polling Locations
• NASA Spacecraft Makes Historic Landing On Asteroid 'Bennu' To Collect Samples
• CAREN Act: San Francisco Supervisors Approve Ban On Racist Calls To 911
• Police: 3 Dead, 1 Critically Hurt In Houston Club Shooting
• Coronavirus cases surge in the U.S.
• Mass Pike Eastbound Closed Briefly In Newton After Multi-Vehicle Crash
• Survey: Steelers Fan Base Right In The Middle When It Comes To Complaining
• Mookie Betts Makes Some World Series History -- And Wins Everyone A Free Taco
• Woman dies 2 months after being found alive at funeral home
• Maryland Weather: Dense Fog Advisory Wednesday Causing School Delays Along Eastern Shore
• Donald Trump Jr. Holds Campaign Rally Near Penn State
• Massachusetts Ballot Question 1 Is A Battle Over Wireless Vehicle Data
• Holiday Spending & Shopping: Consumers And Retailers Alike Adjust Amid Pandemic
• Trump attorneys and House Dems fight over subpoena for financial records
• NYPD Officer Struck During Traffic Stop In Coney Island
• Police: Gunman Shoots 3 People From Car In East Flatbush
• Man On Moped Struck By SUV On Lower East Side
• Head Of University Hospital Says New Jersey's Second Wave Is Here: 'This Is About To Get Worse'
• Chief Colina: Actions Of Uniformed Miami Officer With Pro-Trump Mask At Voting Site 'Unacceptable'
• Midwest Direct Tells Pennsylvania And Ohio Voters Their Ballots Are On The Way
• 2 students facing possible charges over teacher's beheading
• Northwest Side Ald. Gilbert Villegas Proposes Ordinances To Stick It To Predatory Towing
• Pittsburgh Weather: Overcast Skies, Brief Chance Of Showers
• Pandemic World Series Draws Smallest Crowd In More Than 100 Years
• Records Show More Than Half Of Lots With Weed Complaints Are City-Owned, But Is The Data Accurate?
• Former top CIA analyst on al Qaeda, Iraq and 9/11
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures Climbing; Rain, Thunderstorms Ahead
• Lawsuit Seeks To Allow People Under 21 To Get License To Carry Firearm
• Former President Barack Obama To Hold Drive-in Car Rally At South Philly Sports Complex For Biden Campaign
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/21 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Pennsylvania Officials Confirm First COVID-19 Positive Cat In State
• Princeton University, University Of Pennsylvania Rank Among Top 15 Universities In World
• Wednesday's Child: 12-Year-Old Aylin
• Bill Cosby's Latest Mugshot Trending On Social Media As He Appears To Be Smiling
• Three People In Stable Condition After Overnight Shooting In Brighton Heights
• Man Sentenced To Time Served For Assaulting Secret Service Agents In Attempt To See President Trump
• Ohio Governor: Spiking Coronavirus Cases Endangering In-Person Learning
• Nigerian forces accused of killing anti-police brutality protesters
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• Doctor weighs in on coronavirus vaccine timeline, surge in U.S. cases
• Nigerian forces accused of shooting & killing anti-police-brutality protesters
• Joe Biden prepares for final debate as Obama hits the campaign trail
• Trump, Pelosi and McConnell at odds over coronavirus stimulus deal
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