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Articles from October 22, 2020

• People Making A Difference: Free Tutoring, Babysitting Services For Healthcare Workers
• COVID: As San Francisco Slowly Reopens Progress Lags in Latino Community
• Sacramento County Plans For Distribution Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Appeals Court Upholds Ruling On Classifying Lyft, Uber Drivers As Employees Amid Crucial Prop. 22 Vote
• Alameda Homeowner Hopes to End Political Halloween Decoration Tradition
• LAPD Looking For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Critically Injured Elderly Man
• Moorpark, Simi Valley Residents Experiencing Long Delays In Amazon Prime Deliveries
• Survey: Many Sports Fans Are Ready To Return To Indoor Events
• Stockton Unified Plans To Bring Small Groups Of Students Back On-Campus Next Month
• Investigators Question Story Of Hiker Found In Zion National Park, Say Statements 'Don't Add Up'
• Military Veteran Desiree Noechel Charged In American Legion Theft
• Riverside County Slides Back To Purple Tier Due To Worsening COVID-19 Numbers
• 82-Year-Old With Dementia Missing In Diamond Springs For 5 Days
• Torso Found Off Benicia Shoreline In 1979 Identified As Woodland Woman
• Community Gathers To Celebrate Life Of Slain 9-Year-Old Makaylah Brent
• Appeals Court Upholds Ruling On Classifying Lyft, Uber Drivers As Employees Amid Crucial Prop. 22 Vote
• Woman Wanted For Attempted Kidnapping Of 2 Boys In Separate South LA Incidents
• Man Killed After Pickup Flips During Street Takeover In Costa Mesa; Driver Charged With Murder
• Denver Fire Department Vehicle Rolls During Response To Fire
• PG&E Power Shutoffs: Power Restored To Nearly 74% Of Impacted Customers Thursday Evening
• Two Of Colorado's Major Wildfires -- East Troublesome Fire And Cameron Peak Fire -- Could Merge
• Shifting Winds Make It Hard To Get Ahead Of East Troublesome Fire
• Gap Inc. To Close 350 Stores By 2024, Exit Malls
• Trump, Biden Make Final Pitch To Voters At Last Presidential Debate
• Pipe Break Sends Thousands Of Gallons Of Water Flooding Cahuenga Blvd. In Hollywood
• 77 Communities Now At High Risk For Coronavirus In Massachusetts
• Massachusetts Ice Rinks Shut Down After Coronavirus Cases Rise
• Chicago Weather: A Mild Night, A Rainy Friday Morning, And A Big Cooldown
• Teen Climbs Queensboro Bridge, Streams Stunt Online
• Biden proposes "Bidencare" plan that includes public option
• South Loop Bar Owner Frustrated As COVID-19 Restrictions Kick Back In On Short Notice
• Westmoreland Co. Leaders Navigate Learning Options As County Sees Increase In Cases
• Surging Coronavirus Cases Prompt Boonton, N.J. Schools To Go Virtual
• Gov. Larry Hogan Calls On Remaining Counties, Baltimore City To Move To Third Phase Of Coronavirus Recovery Plan
• Oakland Firefighters Control 3-Alarm Brush Fire Burning Near Homes Along I-580
• New Study Finds Taking Aspirin Significantly Lowers Risk Of Complications, Death In COVID-19 Patients
• United Airlines Rolls Out Digital Health Passport
• Psychotherapist Says 'It's Best To Not Try To Be Right' When Discussing Differing Political Opinions With Loved Ones
• Minnesota COVID Survivor Goes Home After 208 Days Of Hospitalization
• President Trump And Former Vice President Biden Make Final Pitch To Voters At Last Presidential Debate
• Man Killed In Bed-Stuy Shooting, Investigation Ongoing
• Baltimore Mayoral Candidates Make Their Pitch To Voters At Virtual Forum Ahead Of Election
• Despite Growing Number Of COVID Cases, Florida Expands Nursing Home Visitation
• Political Science Expert: This Is The Type Of Election 'In Which The Outcome Shapes The Nature Of Government For The Next Generation'
• Whitmer Holds Voting Event To Encourage Voters To Drop Off Mail-In Ballots In-Person
• Finding Minnesota: Kinney, The Town That Seceded From The Union
• Gov. Larry Hogan Plans To Use $250M From Maryland's Rainy Day Fund For Businesses Struggling During COVID-19 Pandemic
• NYPD Searching For Prisoner Who Escaped Custody At Harlem Hospital
• Rikers Island Correction Officer Stabbed While Trying To Break Up Fight
• Judge Grants $750K Bond To Man Accused Of Assaulting Pregnant Girlfriend
• Man Taken Into Custody After Police-Involved Shooting In The Bronx
• Little Miner Taco Feeding Thousands Of Children During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Asking Property Owners To Plant Trees In Effort To Reduce Greenhouse Gases, Increase Tree Canopy
• Trump And Biden Make Final Pitch To Voters At Last Presidential Debate
• What Is 'COVID Fatigue' And How Do We Overcome It? Good Question
• Amber Alert Issued For Mother Sabrina Walls, Children Marcus & Demarcus Thomas
• Annapolis Native Travis Pastrana Jumps Car Over Ego Alley As Boat Passes Below
• Remdesivir 1st FDA-Approved Treatment For COVID-19
• Granby Residents Ordered To Evacuate As East Troublesome Fire Rages
• Daughter Takes Laundry Job At Nursing Home To See Mom During Pandemic
• 2 Fishermen Rescued After Boat Capsizes In Ohio River
• 'There's A Lot At Stake': South LA Voter Says She Received Spanish-Language Ballot Without 2 Key Races
• Uber And Lyft Drivers Are Employees, California Court Says
• Mother Charged After Her Child Grabs Her Gun, Fires Shot At Sam's Club
• East Troublesome Fire Explodes To 170,000 Acres: 'Really Unheard Of'
• Tarrant County Poll Worker Tests Positive For Coronavirus, Early Voting Site Temporarily Shut Down In Hurst
• Philadelphia Doctor Says FDA Approving Remdesivir To Fight COVID-19 'Another Medication In Our Toolbox'
• Frida Kahlo And Diego Rivera Exhibit Opening At Denver Art Museum
• Tracking COVID-19 Exposure In Colorado: Android And iPhone Users Will Be Asked To Opt In To New Service
• George Floyd Case: Judge Keeps Derek Chauvin's Most Serious Murder Charge, Drops 3rd-Degree Murder; Charges Stand For Other 3 Officers
• UPDATE: Armed Double-Homicide Suspect Surrenders Peacefully After Oakland Police Standoff
• Man Accused Of Shooting Miami-Dade PD Detective Officially Under Arrest
• Ex-49er Dana Stubblefield Sentenced To 15 Years To Life For Raping Developmentally Disabled Woman
• Free Laundry Services Offered To Homeless Residents In Greater LA Area
• San Bernardino Surpasses 61K COVID-19 Cases, Ventura Nears 14K
• On A Positive Note: Garden In Squirrel Hill A Place For Hope, Healing And Inclusion
• Trump, Biden Don't Talk Over One Another In Final Presidential Debate
• Cardinal O'Malley Reacts To Pope's Endorsement Of Civil Unions
• Santa Clara Mayor Calls Out 49ers, Owner Jed York For Campaign Spending In City Council Election
• South Bay Flood Control Crews Work To Clear Debris From Guadalupe River
• Former 49er Dana Stubblefield Sentenced To 15 Years To Life For Raping Disabled Woman At Gunpoint
• Pennsylvania Man Sentenced To At Least 7 Years For Throwing Acid-Like Substance On 2 People
• Police: West Philadelphia Double Shooting Leaves Teen, Man Fighting For Lives
• Stockton Mother Says Family Puppy, Koko, Stolen From Son At Gunpoint While On Walk
• AMBER Alert: Aurora Police Looking For Marcus Thomas, 3, Demarcus Thomas, 5, And Mother
• Fire Crews In Colorado Struggle With Personnel Shortages
• Santa Clara County DA Dismisses Cases Involving Officers Who Posted Racist Facebook Messages
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing 11-Year-Old Jordan Boyd
• Torso Found Off Benicia Shoreline In 1979 Identified As Missing Yolo County Woman
• Guns, 300+ Marijuana Plants And $40K In Cash Confiscated From Turlock Marijuana Grow
• 'Needless, Awful Tragedy': Homeless Man Sues Loma Linda Hospital Over 2018 Beating
• Federal Judge Tosses President Donald Trump's Challenge To New Jersey Mail-In Ballots
• Maryland AmeriCorps Has Given Out 10K Pounds Of Food Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump and Biden meet for final debate as Americans have started casting their ballots
• Trucker who drove toward crowd of protesters charged
• Modesto Double Homicide Suspect Is Alive After Police Shooting; Victims' Families Working On Forgiveness
• Eric Trump Addresses Supporters At Campaign Event In Beaver County
• Wedding Dress Made Of Silk From Parachute That Saved WWII Pilot's Life On Display At Cradle Of Aviation Museum
• Denver Weather: More Wind Before Our Snow Storm
• Civic Center BART Station Reopens In San Francisco After Robbery And Shooting Investigation
• Bronx Gun Buyback Event Will Offer $200, Free iPads In Exchange For Operable Handguns
• 1 More Resident Dies Following Coronavirus Outbreak At Westmoreland Manor
• Bay Area Fire Weather Watch Declared For Early Next Week, 'Strongest' Winds Of The Year Possible
• VP Mike Pence To Campaign In Lakeland, Tallahassee On Saturday
• Crowd Takes To Streets In Waukegan After Police Shoot, Kill 19-Year-Old Marcellis Stinnette
• Ex-Chisago County Sheriff Pleads Guilty In Stalking Case
• Police Looking For Man Who Tackled Woman, Made Sexual Comments On Long Island Trail
• Some Suburban County Restaurants, Bars Say They'll Continue Indoor Service In Defiance Of Gov. Pritzker's COVID-19 Orders
• 2 Highway Workers Injured In West Virginia Work Zone
• Mansfield Police Arrest Man Suspected Of Assaulting Woman As She Got Out Of Car In Driveway
• DuPage County To Provide $2.5 Million To Keep Small Businesses Afloat Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Ventura County Wildfires Caused By Electrical Equipment Failures, Investigators Find
• Voters In Minnesota's 7th District Weigh In On The Toss-Up Race That's Drawing National Attention
• Florida Moves Past New Jersey In COVID Deaths
• Suspect Dead, Officer Wounded After Police Pursuit Ends In Gunfire On 15 Freeway In Barstow
• Man Assaults Officers After Being Approached About Loitering In Stockton, Police Say
• Garoppolo, 49ers Hoping To Add To Patriots' Recent Woes
• Pittsburgh Restaurant Owners Disappointed By Gov. Wolf's Suggestion To Waive Liquor License Fees
• Special Ed. Students Could Get $1,500 In COVID-19 Relief Funds But Parents Say That Fails To Make Up For Student 'Regression'
• Black Lives Matter Group Raising Funds For Firearms Training
• Pregnant Texas Woman Found Dead, Wrapped In Tarp Inside Freezer
• Why Tim Patrick Has Become The Broncos Top Receiver
• Teaneck, N.J. Names Street Corner For Dre Perrin, Barber Shop Owner Credited With Bringing Community Closer Together
• 2nd Presidential Debate Has New Rules But Substance Expected To Be The Same
• 350 NYC Schools Will Receive Support From Mental Health Professionals To Help Students, Mayor Says
• Body Matching Missing Man Khamsouk Soulignan Found Along American River
• Is The Denver Broncos Defense Really Blitzing As Much As We Think?
• ACLU: Minnesota Failing To Protect Inmates From The Coronavirus
• Sartell Family's COVID Cases Expose Glitch In State's Contact Tracing Efforts
• LA County Reports 3,600 New COVID-19 Cases, 18 Deaths
• Poll: Voters Split Over Prop. 15 Property Tax Measure, Affirmative Action Prop. 16 Trailing
• Gap Inc. To Shutter 350 Stores by 2024, Leave Shopping Malls
• 2 Federal Prosecutors To Serve As Election Officers, Handle Voting Rights Complaints For Southland Counties
• Stop The Bleed: Two UPMC Police Officers Rely On Critical Training To Help Save A Woman's Life
• Frankenstein Is The Most Popular Horror Movie Villain, Study Says
• More Evacuations Ordered For Communities Near Estes Park Due To East Troublesome Fire
• DuPage County Election Officials Flag Mail-In Ballot Requests From Dead Voters
• In Year Of Unparalleled Anxiety, Experts Tell CBS2 No One Immune To Mental Health Struggles
• President Trump Grants Clemency To Charles Duke Tanner, Gary Professional Boxer Who Initially Got Life In Prison For Drug Conspiracy
• Remdesivir Approved By FDA As First COVID-19 Treatment Drug
• 102-year-old veteran checks skydiving off her bucket list
• Federal Lawsuit Filed Against Wilkinsburg Mayor, Police Chief, And Officers Involved In Shooting Death Of Romir Talley
• Wildfire Forces Residents Out Of Estes Park And Into Pandemic
• Western Wisconsin Police Solve 2014 Hit-And-Run Cold Case
• Jennifer Katalinich Sentenced In 1996 Death Of 'Baby Faith'
• Native Detroiter Aims To Raise $2,500 Through Athleisure Line During October
• Pittsburgh-Area Hospitals Seeing More Coronavirus Patients Than At Any Other Point During Pandemic
• Maryland Football Players Will Wear Social Justice Messages On Jerseys In Season-Opener
• BART Budget Deficit May Reach $33 Million By Next Summer
• Paterson Public School District Receives Grant For New Chromebooks
• Study: Ultrasound Scanner Can Help Improve Diagnostic COVID Accuracy
• Wayne Clark Gunning For Sheriff Gregory Tony's Job In Democrat-Dominated Broward
• 'No Reason This Has To Happen': OC Health Officials Urge Residents To Remain Vigilant To Prevent Second Wave Of COVID-19
• Voice Of The Voters: Armstrong County Voters Weighing Economy, Other Issues Ahead Of Election Day
• Reward Increased To $25,000 Reward In Case Of 6 Critically Endangered Sawfish Found Dead In Everglades City
• Prosecutors 'To Look Into' Incident Involving Uniformed Miami Officer With Pro-Trump Mask At Early Voting Site
• Garoppolo, 49ers Hope to Add to Patriots' Recent Woes
• Musical Cyclist Rides Around Concord In A Headless Horseman Costume
• Illinois Reports New One-Day Record For COVID Cases As Extra Mitigations Begin In Southern Region; Even Tougher Restrictions Coming Sunday For Northwest Region
• LA County Officials Warn Homeowners To Beware Of People Claiming To Be Property Tax Collectors
• Federal Monitor Sounds Alarm Over Lead Paint In NYCHA Buildings, Says There's 3 Times More Than Previously Thought
• 'I Think It Goes Too Far': Narberth Ordinance Will Fine People $15 Caught Without A Face Covering
• Santa Monica Police Chief Cynthia Renaud Retiring Amid 'Strained Community-Police Relations'
• Planning Commission Approves Plan To Split Mt. Vernon Place UMC Church, Asbury House Into Separate Lots
• FDA approves remdesivir for COVID-19
• East Troublesome Fire Grows By Enormous Measure -- 100,000 Acres In A Single Day
• Macy's: No Santa Claus Visits At Flagship Store This Holiday Season
• Rapidly Advancing East Troublesome Fire Crosses The Continental Divide In Rocky Mountain National Park
• 6 Alleged Members Of Salinas Norteño 'Murder Squad' Indicted On Racketeering Charges
• Dallas County Reports 351 New Confirmed Coronavirus Cases, 3 Deaths
• Forward Progress Stopped After Fire Forces Evacuations In Oroville
• San Francisco Nurses Sue Department Of Public Health Over Understaffing, Unpaid OT
• 15-Member Panel Of Scientists, Lawyers And Medical Professions Meet To Discuss Coronavirus Vaccines
• President Trump Plans To Early Vote In West Palm Beach Saturday
• Tesla Testing 'Full Self-Driving' Vehicles That Can't Actually Drive Themselves
• Alexandra Pelosi On Showtime Documentary 'American Selfie: One Nation Shoots Itself': 'Social Media Is Destroying Our Democracy'
• Presidential Debate Interactive Second Screen Experience - LIVE @8:00PM
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Cloudy, Patchy Fog, Drizzle Tonight; Mid 60s Friday
• New COVID-19 cases reported worldwide reach new high
• Community Leaders Optimistic After Judge Throws Out 1 Charge Against Derek Chauvin
• Montgomery County Teenager Receiving National Attention For Song Aimed At Healing Country's Racial Divide
• Coronavirus Progress: Owners Of 122-Year-Old Movie Theater On Long Island Excited To Finally Be Allowed To Reopen
• Seventh-Grader Prompts Cherry Hill School District To Change How African American History Taught In Schools
• Parents Unhappy With Steel Valley's Plan To Use Half-Day Learning Model
• Senate Republicans Order Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey To Testify
• A Close Race In The North Hills To Succeed Former Pa. House Speaker Mike Turzai
• Cam Newton Critical Of Himself After Poor Showing: 'I Just Haven't Been Good'
• NYC Suing Trump Administration Over 'Anarchist' Designation
• Smoke Pours Out Of Manholes In Midtown
• Good Samaritan Recounts Helping Rescue Pilot From Point Lookout Helicopter Crash
• Non-Profit 'The Well' Provides Women With Purpose, Life Skills As They Produce Bath, Body Products For 'Hon's Honey'
• Fort Worth Zoo Hosts First Drive-Thru Boo At The Zoo Event
• Sacramento Man Indicted For Child Porn Production, Possession
• $35K Reward Offered In Robbery Of Letter Carrier Working In North Hollywood
• Father, Girlfriend Face Charges After 14-Year-Old Boy Dies In Fall River
• Gov. Walz Appoints Jerrod Shermoen To Fill Minnesota's Ninth Judicial District Vacancy
• New Yorkers Call For Transparency As Mayor De Blasio Refuses To Share School Attendance Records
• Attorney: 'Opa-locka Police Punched, Beat & Repeatedly Stunned Gunned Mentally Ill, 19-Year-Old Who Was Completely Subdued'
• Illinois football team to include social justice messages on helmets
• Campaign 2020: New York Early Voting Gets Underway This Weekend
• Florida Adds 5,558 New COVID-19 Cases, Highest Daily Increase In More Than 2 Months
• Legendary Vikings Linebacker Matt Blair Dies At 70
• Expert On Final Presidential Debate: 'There's Not a Lot Of Votes To Be Gained, But There's A Whole Lot To Be Lost'
• How to watch the final presidential debate
• San Jose Playgrounds, Other Park Amenities Reopening
• NASCAR Heads To Texas As Finale Draws Near
• Metallica, My Chemical Romance, Limp Bizkit To Headline Sacramento's Aftershock 2021
• Over $600k In Pot Seized From 3 Illegal Marijuana Cultivation Sites On Calaveras County
• Murder Suspect Claims Mercy-Killing Of Wife, Police Say That Story Doesn't Add Up
• More Than A Quarter Of All Florida Voters Have Already Cast Ballots In General Election
• Coloradans Should Be Aware Of Travel Restrictions: 'Flexibility Is The Name Of The Game'
• Gilead's Remdesivir Becomes First FDA-Approved Drug For COVID-19 Treatment
• Officials Respond To Multi-Vehicle Crash In Fayette County
• Reservations Required On Surfliner Trains During Thanksgiving Holiday
• 'Fair Warning': NH Trump Supporter Receives Threatening Letter Ahead Of Election Day
• Trump Administration Violates Agreement And Releases '60 Minutes' Interview Ahead Of Sunday Broadcast
• Texas Expedites Medical Resources To El Paso As City Reports Over 1,100 COVID-19 Cases On Thursday
• Man Shot By Officers Inside Modesto Walgreens Identified As Daniel Ahlschlager, 30
• Detectives Obtain Arrest Warrant For Largo Homicide Suspect; Search Continues
• Denton County Reports 6th Human Case Of West Nile Virus This Year, 1st In Carrollton
• American Heart Association Updates CPR Guidelines
• Women More Likely To Follow COVID Prevention Guidelines, New Study Says
• Boston School Committee Chairman Michael Loconto Resigns After Mocking Names In Meeting
• Former SEPTA Police Sergeant Charged In Alleged Baton Attack On Protesters During Protests On May 30
• Dallas Man Pleads Guilty To Placing Fake Bomb On Railroad Tracks
• MDOT Announces Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• 6th Grade Student Stabbed During Class At Handley Middle School In Fort Worth
• Baltimore Police Charge Suspect In Shooting Death Of 18-Year-Old Gary Williams
• Pat Gallen's 3 To See: Philadelphia Eagles-New York Giants On Thursday Night Football
• 3 states targeted in Iranian email scheme report no evidence of breaches
• Pittsburgh Law Firm Suing Retailers, Claiming The Stores Illegally Charged Sales Tax On Face Masks
• First Responders Rescue Dog Trapped In Carnegie Lake
• 1 in 6 women of color face food insecurity amid pandemic
• Comerica Bank Donates $350,000 To Support Small Business Women Entrepreneurs Statewide
• NHL Cancels 2021 Minnesota Winter Classic Slated For Target Field
• MDOT: 14 Mile Road To Be Closed Under I-75 In Troy Friday Night
• President Trump To Hold Rally In New Hampshire Sunday
• Perez Art Museum Miami Reopening To Public On Nov. 7
• Police Identify Body Of Man Found In Wooded Area In Columbia As 34-Year-Old Nahun Odilio Delgado-Sanchez
• Around The Table: Previewing The Second And Final Presidential Debate
• Dallas Couple Gives House Cleaning Business New Purpose After Wife Survives Breast Cancer
• Massachusetts Reports 986 New Coronavirus Cases, 30 Additional Deaths
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: State Launches COVID-19 Home Saliva Test Pilot Program
• Indiana Governor Challengers Name Education Department Picks
• Motorcyclist Killed In Morning Collision With Car In Santa Rosa
• Arrests Made In San Rafael Carjacking; Man Wrongly Pulled Over Files Claim
• Body Found On Mulholland Over 101 Freeway In Cahuenga Pass
• Motorcyclist Killed In Crash In Berwyn Heights, Prince George's County Police Say
• Officials At Concord Charter School Confirm Student COVID Case
• Now Hiring: Axe-Throwing Lodge In Deep Ellum Looking To Add 'Axe-Perts' And Bartenders
• Howard County Park Named After 102-Year-Old WWII Veteran Millie Bailey Opens
• BCA: Missing 28-Year-Old Woman Found Safe
• Frederick County Public Libraries Celebrates Halloween With 'Curbside In Costume'
• Facebook's Oversight Board Finally Hearing Cases, 2 Years After Being First Announced
• Houston Arson Investigator Killed In Shootout Remembered At Memorial Service: 'He Motivated People, Inspired People'
• J.C. Penney Looking To Emerge From Bankruptcy Before Holidays
• Garrett County Public Schools Announces Classroom Outbreak Of COVID-19
• Experts Give Assurances To Florida Voters As November General Election Looms
• San Joaquin County Sees Its 1st Human Case Of St. Louis Encephalitis Virus Since 1973
• Pasadena City Council To Discuss Possible Eddie Van Halen Memorial
• Ravens, Reigning League MVP Lamar Jackson Seek To Lift Offense To A Higher Level
• Poll: Voters Split Over Prop. 15 Property Tax Measure, Affirmative Action Prop. 16 Trailing
• Lateef Maple, Donwin Brooks Arrested For July 28 Murder Of Man In Rosedale
• Coronavirus Outbreak Linked To Maine Church Grows To Over 40 Cases
• Crossroad With Cousins? Reeling Minnesota Vikings Have Some QB Trouble
• North Richland Hills Officer Injured In Crash On Motorcycle
• Twins' Nelson Cruz Wins Marvin Miller Man Of The Year Award For Leadership
• Police: Nurse Admits To Stealing Credit Card From Elderly Patient, Running Up $1,000 In Charges
• New Lawsuit Challenges Pennsylvania's Court-Ordered Deadline To Count Mail-in Ballots Received Up To 3 Days After Election
• New Lawsuit From Somerset Co. Voters Targets Pennsylvania's Mail-In Ballot Deadline
• Dallas ISD Says In-Person And Virtual Learning Will Remain Options During 'Current COVID-19 Environment'
• After 6 Games, Vikings Trade DE Yannick Ngakoue To Baltimore Ravens
• 2 Shootings Within 5 Minutes Leave Man Dead, Woman Hurt In Stockton; Police Investigating If Related
• Veteran Everman Police Officer Alex Arango Dies After Contracting COVID-19 On-Duty
• Police Identify Victims, Suspect In Double Murder-Suicide At Irving Home
• Police: Man Walks Into Pompano Beach Business Gun In Hand, Demands Money, Leaves Empty-Handed
• 11 Baked Pasta Dishes to Keep You Warm All Winter Long
• Instagram apologizes for incorrectly flagging #EndSARS posts as false
• Towson Couple Honors Son, Bring Laughs To Children With Cancer Through Farting Stuffed Animals
• Dive Into Fall With This Cranberry Pumpkin Sourdough Bread Recipe
• Vice President Pence Delivers Remarks In Michigan
• Target, Lowe's Hosting Halloween Drive-Thru Experiences In Parking Lots
• Firefighters On Front Lines Of East Troublesome Fire Describe 'Gut-Wrenching Feeling'
• Hurst Polling Site Closes After Lead Clerk Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Crash Knocks Down Power Pole, Starts Fire Off I-80 Near Newcastle
• Category 2 Hurricane Epsilon To Pass Well East Of Bermuda
• Clinton Township Elections Office Closes Temporarily Due To Employee Covid-19 Outbreak
• Uptown Minneapolis Apple Store To Close Permanently
• Epstein's ex denied seeing "inappropriate underage activities"
• Santa Clara Supes Approve Title IX Review Of Schools, Colleges
• Gov. Tom Wolf Waiving Liquor License Fees To Help Restaurants, Bars Deal With Economic Impacts Of Coronavirus
• Senate Judiciary Committee approves Amy Coney Barrett's nomination
• Big Ten, Like Other Leagues, Might See Sloppy Play To Start
• Most serious charges upheld against ex-cop in George Floyd killing
• Denver Police Respond To Report Of Man With Machete, Officer Hits Suspect With Car
• Health secretary denies report he wants to oust FDA head
• Dorchester County Schools Goes Back To Virtual Learning After COVID-19 Case Increases
• What to watch for in the presidential debate tonight
• Dr. Fauci to Visit Santa Clara County, Discuss Response To COVID-19
• Police: Man Shot, Wounded In Shopping Mall Parking Lot
• Man, 21, Killed In Suspected DUI Crash Off Highway 99 Near Live Oak
• PSPS Update: Reduced Public Safety Power Shutoff Won't Affect Bay Area Counties
• 'Schools Are Not Spreaders' Of Coronavirus, Baker Says
• Frederick County Kids Can Get Their Flu Shot At These 2 Clinics
• Village Of Key Biscayne Cancels Halloween Events, Asks Residents Not To Trick-or-Treat
• Damp Fall Weather Finally Headed For Southern California
• Patriots Announce All-Dynasty Team For New Exhibit At Team Hall Of Fame
• President Trump Releases Raw Footage Of '60 Minutes' Interview Ahead Of CBS Broadcast
• Nearly 47,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of Oct. 12, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Indiana Sets Record For Daily COVID-19 Cases, Deaths Continue To Rise Sharply
• Fall Foliage Report: Leaves Nearing Peak North Of Baltimore, Though City Still At Midpoint
• Circuit Court Panel Blocks Trump Administration Memo On Census Count
• Trump violates agreement and releases "60 Minutes" interview
• Smoky Odor Prompts Delta Flight Bound For Mpls. To Make Emergency Landing At Rochester Airport
• At Least 3 Dead After Night Of Gun Violence In New York City; NYPD Reports 94% Increase In Shootings
• Dirk Nowitzki Teams Up With North Texas Food Bank To Help Families In Need
• Allegheny County Police Department To Participate In National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
• Dallas Homicide Detectives Investigating Fatal Shooting On Ferris Branch Boulevard
• North Braddock Borough Council Votes Against Joining Regional Police Force Commission
• UPDATE: Big Rig Driver Killed After Side-Swiping Vehicle, Overturning Near Byron
• Mass. Making $51M Available For Small Businesses Impacted By Coronavirus
• Masonic Library And Museum Of Pennsylvania Reopens For Limited Public Tours
• Gov. Murphy Remains In Self-Quarantine After Testing Negative For COVID-19
• Oil Spill Off Delaware Beach Appears To Be Spreading
• Macy's Hosting Hiring Event Thursday For 1,000 Seasonal Jobs In Illinois
• "Seinfeld" cast reuniting to raise money for Texas Democrats
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Day After Matching 24-Hour Fatality Record, Another 20 Deaths Reported
• 'Legal Equalizer' App Helps People Know Their Rights, Safely Interact With Police: 'Accountability On All Sides For Everybody'
• Off-Duty CPD Officer Robbed Near Stony Island And 95th
• Alicia Keys To Host 'Every Vote Counts: A Celebration Of Democracy' On October 29th
• Vice President Mike Pence To Campaign In Oakland County Thursday
• Waukegan Residents Plan March To Police Station After Officer Fatally Shoots Man, Injures Woman
• Intimidating 'Vote For Trump Or Else' Emails Received By Florida Voters Tied To Iran
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 2,063 More Coronavirus Cases, One Of The Highest Days Of The Pandemic
• Police Identify Man Found Shot To Death On Transit Bus
• Pennsylvania Woman Who Survived Own Bear Attack Watches Dog Get Killed By Black Bear Outside Home
• Secret Deodorant Gives $1M To Women's Hockey Players Association
• 'Steer Clear Law' Amendment Seeks To Protect All Pennsylvanians
• Some Michigan Voters Are Still Waiting For Absentee Ballots
• Report: Ravens To Sign WR Dez Bryant To Practice Squad
• Minnesota Weather: Heavy Snow, 'Thunder-Sleet,' Rain All Fall On Minnesota
• Colorado Appeals Federal Decision To Allow 2 Denver Metro Area Churches To Go Without Face Masks, Group Limits
• Maryland Weather: Dense Fog Advisory Thursday Causes School Delays
• Lawyers File Excessive Force Lawsuit In Romir Talley's Death
• World Series Wager: Adam Schiff, California Dems Set Up Friendly Mask Wager With Tampa Bay Counterparts
• New Park Opens in Oakland Next to Bay Bridge Toll Plaza
• American Airlines, Southwest Combine For $3.5 Billion Loss In 3rd Quarter
• Hurley: Is The Patriots' Jimmy Garoppolo-Tom Brady Decision Really Being Revisited? Really?
• LeBron James' SpringHill Company Reaches Multi-Project Deal With Audible, Producing More Than A Vote Voting Rights Special
• Early In-Person Voting Begins Monday In Maryland; Oriole Park To Serve As Voting Center
• Meridian And Samsung Donate Smartphone Devices To Healthcare Providers In Michigan
• Colorado wildfires show "climate change is here and now"
• Ravens Trade To Bring Vikings DE Yannick Ngakoue To Baltimore
• Police: CPL Holder Released From Jail After Fatal Shooting At Roseville Basketball Game
• Denver Temporarily Closes Mountain Parks Until Fire Danger Passes
• Homeless California students could fill Dodger Stadium 5 times, study says
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 133 More Coronavirus Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Trash To Gas? It's Happening In Westmoreland County
• Middle Seats An Option Again On Southwest Airlines Starting Dec. 1
• Some North Texas Walmart Stores Offering Interactive Trick-Or-Treat Drive-Thru Experiences
• Senate Judiciary Committee Approves Barrett's Supreme Court Nomination
• Firefighters Extinguish Early Morning Fire At Polycoat Products Manufacturing Plant
• Nathan Jones Charged With Attempted Murder In Pizza Man Restaurant Shooting
• Saturday Is 'Absolute Last Chance' For Massachusetts Voters To Register
• Chris Christie Urges Americans To Wear Masks, Says They Are 'Not A Partisan Or Cultural Symbol'
• Navigating The Profound Sense Of Loss And Mental Health Challenges During COVID: A Conversation With Jumaane Williams & Dr. Mark Epstein
• Florida Jobless Claims Drop Last Week
• New Jersey reports over 1,000 new COVID-19 cases for 5th straight day
• Moderna Finishes Enrolling 30,000 Patients For Coronavirus Vaccine Trial
• Truck Driver Who Drove Into George Floyd Protest Charged With Threats Of Violence
• Colorado Weather: Cold Front Plows Into Denver, Unfortunately It Misses The Fires
• Woman Charged With Falsely Reporting Daughter Missing In Crystal Lake
• 18-Year-Old Charged In Fatal Shooting At Detroit Gas Station
• Fire Rips Through Apartment Carport In Tustin, Multiple Cars Damaged
• Lions Sign CB Chris Jones, Put Julian Okwara On IR
• North Texas Man Andrew Charles Beard Accused Of Killing Mother Of His 1-Year-Old Daughter Released From Jail On $1M Bond
• Ohio Sheriff Offers To 'Help Them Pack' If People Threaten To Leave If Donald Trump Is Re-Elected
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 743 New COVID-19 Cases Reported, Hospitalizations Down Slightly
• Live Updates: Senate Judiciary Committee Approves Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court Nomination
• New Partnership Focused On Helping Black-Owned Businesses During The Pandemic
• Anne Arundel County Executive 'Expands COVID Safety Net' With New Programs For Residents Affected By COVID-19
• Richard Petty Motorsports Brings On Eric Jones To Drive The Iconic No. 43
• Need Halloween Craft Ideas? Drew Has You Covered Making Festive Tablescapes Today!
• Sacramento Haunted Houses Finding New Ways To Stay Open
• Police: Man Stable After Detroit Shooting
• Flooding From Overnight Rain Causing Slick Road Conditions For Drivers
• West Virginia University Sued For Holding Closed Meetings
• A green puppy was born in Italy
• Brisbane Arson Suspect Sought After Witness Takes Photos, Puts Out Fire
• Purdue Pharma settlement marks second guilty plea for company
• Iran and Russia accessed some voter registration data, top intel officials say
• AOC's first Twitch livestream was one of the most-watched ever
• El Dorado Hills Family Receives Anonymous Noise Complaint About Autistic Child: 'It's Very Hurtful'
• San Mateo County History Museum, Other Sites Reopen After Pandemic Closure
• Dedham Blames Coronavirus Spike On Gatherings Around Youth Sports
• Riverview School District Moving To Hybrid Learning Model
• Devin McCourty Praises Jimmy Garoppolo's Poise Ahead Of Patriots-49ers Matchup
• New Jersey Supreme Court Dismisses Minor Juvenile Warrants
• Supreme Court reinstates Alabama's ban on curbside voting
• Indiana Family Visits Tennessee And Has Close -- Very Close -- Encounter With Bear
• Senate Judiciary Committee Votes To Advance Amy Coney Barrett Supreme Court Nomination; Dems Boycott Vote
• Ads For & Against, Proposition EE Both Have Misleading Claims
• PTL Links: October 22, 2020
• Overseas vote could double as anxious Americans mail in ballots
• Aramark Furloughs More Than 1,200 Employees
• Quibi shutting down 6 months after its billion-dollar debut
• Raiders Hit Hard By COVID Scare; 'Hopefully We'll Get Some Players Back Tomorrow Or For Sunday'
• Flood Watch Remains In Effect After Days Of Drenching Downpours
• University Of Delaware Will Increase On-Campus Residencies
• Keller @ Large: Trump Biden Final Debate Worth Watching, But Meaningless
• Americans applying for jobless aid drop to 787,000
• Boston Marathon Raises $32.1 Million For Charities In 2020 Virtual Race
• BU Students Must Show Badge To Prove COVID Tests Are Up To Date
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Could Your Blood Type Predict Your Risk For Covid-19?
• Firefighters Rescue Trapped LAPD Officer From South LA Wreck, 2 Others Hurt
• Butte County Parents Accused Of Waiting 14 Hours Before Taking Baby To Hospital For Severe Burns
• Colorado wildfire burning 6,000 acres per hour is "getting worse"
• Barack Obama To Campaign For Joe Biden In Miami On Saturday
• Support Grows For Man With Special Needs Fired From Jewel-Osco Following Incident With Customer He Says Bullied Him
• Police Find 18-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed Inside Car In East Baltimore
• Pennsylvania State Police Media Barracks Participating In National Drug Take Back Initiative This Weekend
• Kyle Dugger Added To Patriots' Injury Report With Ankle Issue
• ARL Boston Offers To Temporarily Foster Pets For Owners Facing Eviction
• Pittsburgh Natives Win Big At 2020 CMT Country Music Awards
• Miami Proud: Centner Academy Calls Itself The 'First Happiness School'
• Police: Man Followed By Suspect For Several Blocks Before Shot In Center City
• North Texas Doctors Testing Drug As Promising Treatment For Severe COVID-19 Complications
• Nigeria's Lagos shut down after at least 12 protesters killed
• Aliquippa Going From Pre-Recorded Video Instruction To Live, Remote Learning
• Westminster Dog Show Moving To Westchester County For 2021 Competition
• Teen wins $25K prize for research on potential COVID-19 cure
• Police Identify Suspect Wanted For Raping Woman In Queens Alley
• This diabolical ironclad beetle can survive being run over by a car
• Senate Democrats block slimmed-down GOP coronavirus bill
• Pittsburgh Weather: The Warm Temperatures Continue Thursday
• Tilting Venezuelan vessel could lead to catastrophic oil spill
• Plane Slides Off Runway, Hits Fence At Chicago Executive Airport In Wheeling
• Massachusetts Ballot Question 2 - Should There Be Ranked Choice Voting?
• Pope endorses same-sex civil unions for the first time as pontiff
• Career Coach: Job Search Fatigue
• Masked Robbers Shoot 7-Eleven Clerk Twice At Oak Lawn Store, Then Take Off
• "60 Minutes" preview: Trump, Biden speak out as Election Day looms
• Outdoor Preparedness: Late Fall Is Prime Time For Tick Bites
• 10 Hurt When Elementary School Bus Collides With Landscaping Truck In New Windsor, N.Y.
• Inside Gen Z's fight for climate change action
• COVID-19 In South Florida: 358 New Cases In Miami-Dade, 170 In Broward
• Saving Main Street: Mankato
• Semi Rolls After Hitting Slick Spot On Ramp Near Twin Cities Airport
• Philly Fights Cancer Annual Fundraiser Goes Virtual This Year
• Biden Campaign On 'Ongoing Tactics In Florida': 'We Will Not Stand For Any Behavior That Could Intimidate Voters'
• Woman's pet deer gores neighbor walking her dog
• BellyMelly, A New Online Ordering Platform, Offers Restaurants Cheaper Alternative To Rivals, And Nearly Contactless Dine-In Option
• Denton Police Searching For Missing 14-Year-Old Taylar Byrd
• Chicago Weather: Flooded Roads; Unusually Warm Temperatures Thursday
• WATCH: Cherry Hill School Nurses Create Hamilton-Themed PPE Parody
• Vice President Mike Pence Holding Rally In West Mifflin
• FBI: Miami Attorney Accused Of Being Serial Bank Robber
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/22 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Man Seriously Injured After Shot In Head In Oxford Circle, Philadelphia Police Say
• Pittsburgh Police: Crime Dropped 18% In August Compared To 2019
• Police Searching For Suspect In Golf Course Burglary
• U.S. urges nations to withdraw support for nuclear weapons ban treaty
• Sen. Pat Toomey Expresses Support For Amy Coney Barrett Nomination
• Virtual Halloween Cards Raising Money For Boston Children's Hospital
• Audits Show Fraud Permeates Through Federal COVID-19 Relief Programs
• 'This Is Related To Elections' - Homeless Advocates Question Oakland's Timing On Encampment Crackdown
• Thursday's Show Info (10/22/20)
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/22 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Former President Barack Obama Holds Rally For Joe Biden In Philadelphia

Videos from October 22, 2020

• "Red & Blue": Breaking down the final Trump-Biden presidential debate
• How the expected Supreme Court confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett before the election impacts the evangelical vote
• CBS News fact checks the final Trump-Biden debate
• Why Democrats think they have a chance at turning Texas blue
• Trump and Biden on what they would tell someone who didn't vote for them
• Highlights of the final presidential debate between Trump and Biden
• Trump and Biden debate their climate and environmental policies
• Biden and Trump address racial tensions in America
• Trump and Biden spar over immigration policy and families separated at the border
• Trump and Biden discuss if it's time to raise the federal minimum wage
• Trump and Biden debate coronavirus relief bill for Americans
• Trump and Biden debate health care plans and preexisting conditions
• High stakes ahead of the final presidential debate
• Biden and Trump address national security and election interference
• Biden warns of a "dark winter" amid the coronavirus pandemic
• Trump insists a COVID-19 vaccine will be ready by the end of the year
• Trump and Biden on how they will lead the country through next stage of COVID-19
• Former Romney 2012 policy director on how Trump should approach debate
• Watch the full second debate between President Trump and Joe Biden
• New York lieutenant governor on new coronavirus surge in the northeastern U.S.
• Meet a 102-year-old veteran who went skydiving
• Fatal police shooting of Black teen in Illinois sparks protests
• Americans face food insecurity amid pandemic financial fallout
• Senate Judiciary Committee approves Amy Coney Barrett nomination to Supreme Court
• Russia and Iran are actively interfering in 2020 election, officials warn
• FDA approves remdesivir as first treatment for coronavirus
• Trump and Biden face off in final presidential debate
• CBS Evening News, October 22, 2020
• Trump challenged about face mask use at rallies during "60 Minutes" interview
• Space station crew returns to Earth after 6-month mission
• 10/22: Red and Blue
• Partisan-backed news sites gain traction ahead of the presidential election
• Americans filed 787,000 new jobless claims last week, lowest since pandemic began
• Former debate moderator Susan Page responds to new mute feature at tonight's debate
• Democrats boycott committee vote on Amy Coney Barrett's nomination
• Climate change is a national security issue, experts warn
• Trump and Biden in tight race in swing states ahead of final debate
• Trump administration violates agreement, releases "60 Minutes" interview footage
• What to expect from final presidential debate tonight
• Senate Judiciary Committee votes on Amy Coney Barrett's nomination
• U.S. intelligence says Iran and Russia are attempting to compromise 2020 elections
• Deadly attacks on protests over police brutality, corruption grip Nigeria
• Doctor discusses rise in COVID-19 cases, racial disparities, new CDC guidelines
• Trump and Biden prepare for debate as intel officials announce foreign election interference
• Puppy born with green fur in Sardinia
• Overseas voting in U.S. election could double as anxious Americans mail in their ballots
• HHS Secretary Alex Azar on COVID-19 vaccine timeline and "concerning" pandemic trend
• Reince Priebus, Valerie Jarrett on presidential debate, final push to Election Day
• Sister of Utah hiker who went missing for 12 days speaks out on her disappearance
• Wisconsin sets single-day COVID-19 death record as hospital staff soldier on
• Pope signals support for same-sex unions in departure from Catholic Church stance on gay rights
• Historic wildfires burn hundreds of thousands of acres throughout Colorado
• Top intelligence officers say Iran, Russia stole voter information to create chaos
• What to expect from Trump and Biden’s final presidential debate
• Presidential candidates sit down with "60 Minutes" ahead of final debate
• Obama speaks at campaign event for Biden in Pennsylvania, lashes out at Trump
• CBS Reports presents "Reverb | Generation Climate"