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Articles from October 23, 2020

• 2020 Election: Golden 1 Center Opening For In-Person Voting
• Bay Area Residents Brace for Dangerous Winds, Power Outages Beginning Sunday
• UPDATE: Pope Fire Burns 67 Acres Near Angwin In Napa County, 50% Contained
• Weekend Closures Continue Along I-5 In Sacramento
• Property Tax Break Swap; California Prop 19 Means Different Things To Different Homeowners
• City Considers Tiny Homes, Communities As Emergency Option Amid Sacramento Homeless Crisis
• 'Burning' Halloween House Prompts Calls To Riverside Fire Department
• Family Believes Grandparents Died Near Grand Lake In East Troublesome Fire
• Fed Judge in San Francisco Denies Request to Unblock Trump Shutdown of WeChat in U.S.
• Family Grieving After 75-Year-Old Man Critically Injured In Hit-And-Run
• Update: PG&E Plans Sunday Power Shutoffs for 1 Million California Residents
• Hit-And-Run Leaves 81-Year-Old Fairfield Woman Namie Stewart Dead
• Oakland Mayor, Police Boost 'Operation Ceasefire' to Curb Crime Wave
• Pepsi Center In Denver Has A New Name, It's Now 'Ball Arena'
• Cal Fire Says Weekend Wind Event May Be 'Stronger Than Anything We've Seen This Year'
• South Lake Tahoe Steps Up To Help Restaurants Face The Winter
• Beverly Hills To Shut Down Rodeo Drive On Election Day: 'We Are Planning For The Worst'
• Bryan Zima Accused Of Trying To Kidnap Woman He Met On Dating App 'Zoosk'
• Court Officials Warn Of Jury Duty Email Scam Threatening Residents
• New San Francisco Police Unit Will Track Hate Crimes, Build Community Trust
• Former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger Feeling 'Fantastic' After Recent Heart Surgery
• 300-400 Structures Lost In East Troublesome Fire: 'The Death Of A Lifetime'
• Denver South High School Retires Rebels Mascot, Announces Replacement
• Wind From Incoming Cold Front Could Help Wildfires Spread
• Old Sacramento Neighbors Fed Up With Late-Night Noise Issues
• Chicago Weather: Cool And Cloudy Pattern Ahead; Showers Could Return Sunday
• Former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger Feeling 'Fantastic' Following Heart Surgery
• Dr. Ngozi Ezike Brought To Tears During Daily COVID-19 Briefing
• Manager Killed, Employee Wounded After Shooting At Ohio White Castle
• Chicago Catholic Schools Go To Remote Learning For Two Weeks Following Christmas Break To Allow Quarantine Time
• Wildfire Moves Into Rocky Mountain National Park: 'Numerous' Trees Down Near Trail Ridge Road
• Woman Shoved Onto Subway Tracks In Unprovoked Attack At Times Square Station
• Arizona Beverages Steps Up To Help Save Harlem Bodega
• 1.5 Million Ballots Have Already Been Cast In Pennsylvania
• Corona Curfew: Chicago Bars And Restaurants Close Early Under New COVID-19 Restrictions
• 'Skyrocketing' COVID-19 Cases Prompt New Restrictions In Adams County
• DA To Retry Convicted Murderer Scott Peterson For Death Penalty
• Lights Out At Skylite: Worcester Landmark Shuts Down For Good After 40 Years
• Dodgers Take 2-1 World Series Lead With 6-2 Win Over Tampa Bay Rays
• New York City Ballet Cancels Winter, Spring Seasons
• Waukegan Police Officer Who Fatally Shot Teen Fired For 'Multiple Policy And Procedure Violations'
• Mayor Jack Young Approves Plan Allowing Fans At M&T Bank Stadium For Ravens-Steelers Game
• President Trump Returns To Florida To Campaign & Vote Early; Obama Stumps For Biden In Miami
• Baltimore City Police Officer Donald Hildebrant Arrested, Charged With Sexually Assaulting Minor
• Charges: Self-Described 'Boogaloo Bois' Member Fired AK-47-Style Weapon Into MPD's 3rd Precinct During May 28 Unrest
• Campaign 2020: Trump, Biden Back On Campaign Trails After Final Presidential Debate
• 'I Love This Weather': Cooler North Texas Temperatures Draw Families Outdoors
• Terrence Devillasee Charged, Accused Of Spraying Substance On Women At Owings Mills Grocery Stores
• U.S. Reports Over 71,000 New Coronavirus Cases In One Day, Highest Since July
• Rochester-Shenango High School Football Game Delayed After Man Fires Gun, Makes Threats
• Nearly 8 Months Into Coronavirus Pandemic, 'We Are At A Critical Juncture'
• Howard County School Board Approves Health Metrics For Returning Students To Classrooms
• 'It's A Shot In The Arm' | Despite $250M In Relief From State, Small Businesses Worry It Won't Be Enough
• H&S Bakery Opening 'Kneads Bakeshop' In Harbor East
• Shoppers Prepare For Potential Second Coronavirus Wave
• Wayne County Faces Federal Class-Action Lawsuit Due To Sales On Foreclosed Homes
• It's Academic: October 17, 2020
• 1 In 3 Inmates At Stillwater Prison Currently Have COVID, Figures Show
• During Baptism, Milton Family Honors Stem Cell Donor Who Saved Grandmother's Life
• It's Academic: October 10, 2020
• Lizzo Campaigns In Detroit, Harper Woods For Joe Biden
• Gun Advocate Groups Sue To Stop Open Carry Ban At Polling Locations
• Woman Shoots Man After Attempting To Rob Him, Oakdale Police Say
• CDC Warns Of Multi-State Listeria Outbreak Linked To Deli Meats
• Suspect Vehicle Flips During Pursuit In Lakewood, One Person At Large
• Glendale PD Looking For Hit-And-Run Suspect Who Struck Pedestrian
• With Holiday Season On Horizon, Many Pennsylvania Traditions Already Being Altered Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Know The Score: October 23, 2020
• 'It's Our Whole Life': Wildfire Evacuees Struggle With Heartache and Loss
• Pets Rescued From Louisiana Following Hurricane Delta Arrive At Long Island Shelter
• 2 Onboard T-6B Texan II Training Plane Killed In Crash In Alabama Neighborhood
• NH Warns About Coronavirus Exposure At 5 Restaurants
• KPIX Vote Smart: What To Do If The Signature On Your Mail-In Ballot Is Challenged
• Estes Park Evacuated As East Troublesome Fire Burns Nearby
• Former Baltimore County Correctional Officer Sentenced To Over 33 Years In Federal Prison For Production Of Child Pornography
• Police: Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Strawberry Mansion
• How Important Is Issue Of Fossil Fuels To People In Western Pennsylvania?
• Administrator Of Florida Licenses Suspended After Investigation Reveals 'Immediate Danger To Public'
• Warning Signs: DCFS Releases Timeline Leading To Overdose Death Of 6-Year-Old
• Volunteers Will Look For Voter Intimidation Incidents At NYC Polling Sites, Mayor Says
• Police: 3-Year-Old Boy Hospitalized After Being Shot Twice In Southwest Philadelphia
• UPDATE: Red Flag Warning In Bay Area Starts Sunday; Strongest Winds Of Year Forecast
• Family Of Teen Left Alone To Die At Crash On Hwy 85 Seeks Justice
• Riverside, San Bernardino Report New COVID Cases, No Deaths
• Aurora Fire Department Planning To Charge Citizens For Medical Calls, Car Accidents
• Department Of Justice Releases Report On Its Efforts To 'Dismantle' MS-13 In US, Abroad
• Grand County Residents Focus On Recovery As East Troublesome Fire Continues To Burn
• Longtime Republican Senator Faces Challenger In Westmoreland County
• Population Booming In Connecticut As More People Relocate During Pandemic
• 17-Year-Old Injured In Shooting In East Baltimore, Police Say
• AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson to resume COVID-19 vaccine trials
• 'You Have To Get Creative': Distance Learning Throwing A Wrench In Reading
• Voice Of The Voters: Beaver County Voters Weighing The Past And Future
• The Harford Center's 5th Annual Ghoul And Oyster Roast Going Virtual This Year
• CDC: One Dead In Florida From Multistate Listeria Infection
• New Affordable Housing Community Opens In East LA
• Man, 41, Sentenced To 17 Years In Prison For Child Pornography
• Inspector: No Malfunction In Fatal Allston Elevator Accident
• Stockton Woman Accused Of Identity Theft, Burglary While Serving As In-Home Caretaker In Marin County
• In-Person Voting Opens At 118 Locations Saturday Including Staples Center, Forum
• Family Finds Closure After Missing Woodland Woman's Remains Identified Decades Later
• Woman Arrested In Officer-Involved Shooting In Downtown LA
• Pa.'s Top Election Official Urges Voters To Mail Or Drop Off Ballot This Weekend
• Armed Man Shot, Killed By Police Officer Outside San Bernardino Liquor Store
• New Government Report Highlights Scope Of Unemployment Fraud In Illinois
• Denver Weather: High Fire Danger Before Snow Storm
• Some New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission Centers Now Seeing Customers By Appointment Only
• UPDATE: Suspect Arrested In Oakland Standoff Charged In Brazen Daylight Triple Shooting
• Nearly $500K In Methamphetamine Seized From Kaufman County Home
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/23 Friday Night & Weekend Weather
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Senate Democratic hopefuls are raising serious cash. They're also spending it.
• Alcohol Sales Prohibited At Valley Springs Store For Next Month After ABC Suspends License
• Texas GOP, Dems React To Joe Biden's Debate Comment: 'I Would Transition From The Oil Industry'
• DOJ Helping With Investigation Into Fatal Shooting Of Marcellis Stinnette By Waukegan Police
• 15-Year-Old Accused Of Pepper Spraying Uber Driver, Stealing Car, Crashing Into Parked Cars In Queens
• 49ers Playing Patriots Without Starting Safeties Sunday
• Majority Of LA Protests Against Police Killings Were Peaceful, LAPD Reports
• Man Shot By Chicago Police During Chase In Little Village Has Died
• Suspect Arrested In Theft Of $60K-Worth of Wine from Millbrae Storage Unit
• Personal Care Services Reopen For Indoor Operations In LA County
• Corey Deering Charged In Killings Of Pregnant Cook County Probation Officer Stacey Jones And Her Baby
• Visitors Will Be Allowed At Susan B. Anthony's Grave On Election Day With Social Distancing Rules In Effect
• The Psychology Of Voting: How People Decide Which Candidates To Support
• 'Armed And Dangerous' Minnesota Man Wanted In Muscoy Murder Believed To Be In Mexico
• Report: Antonio Brown, Tampa Bay Buccaneers Agree On 1-Year Contract
• LA County Reports 2,773 New COVID-19 Cases, 23 Deaths; 2 More Cases Of MIS-C
• Mayo Clinic Reports Some COVID Patient 'Long Haulers' Have Symptoms For Months
• 'It's Pretty Cool': Girl From Davis Earns Boy Scouts Highest Honor
• Big Horn Sheep Clashes With Gov. Polis
• Furry Tails: Sparky, Zoey & Begherri Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Minneapolis City Councilmember Calls For Solutions To Northside Violence
• Estes Park Evacuees Find Shelter In Denver Metro Area: 'Everybody Is Really Pitching In'
• Palo Alto Considers Opening Up Access To Residents-Only Foothills Park Amid ACLU Lawsuit
• 'Punished Unfairly': Figure Skaters Circulate Petition After Mass. Ice Rinks Shut Down
• San Francisco Police Arrest Suspect In Attack of Elderly Woman at Bus Stop
• Staten Island Funeral Home Director A 'Godsend' For Families When New York's Coronavirus Death Toll Skyrocketed
• Three COVID-19 Cases Reported At LA Church After Reopening For Indoor Services
• Howard County Recognizes Life Guards, Good Samaritan Who Saved Swimmer In Distress
• East Troublesome Fire Forces Mail Delivery Changes
• 'Fight The Fatigue' Illinois' Health Director Pleads For People To Take COVID-19 Seriously, Adhere To Pandemic Restrictions
• 'Life And Death Are At Stake Here': Dallas ISD Teachers Union Calling For Return To 100% Virtual Learning
• As Election Day Inches Closer, Early Voting Continues in South Florida
• Appeals Court Stays Wisconsin Gov. Evers' Limits On Gatherings
• New York City Council Members Demand Student Attendance Records From Education Officials; 'This Is Not A Game'
• Police Seek Public's Help Locating Missing Brainerd Man
• NASA confirms successful asteroid sample collection
• Food writer opens porch restaurant for chipmunk
• North Texas Family Celebrates Another New Life From Uterus Transplant Clinical Trial
• Some Chester County Parents Want Their Children Back In School Full Time
• 'What A Year': Polis Visits With Evacuees of Historic Wildfire As Coronavirus Cases Climb
• Pittsburgh Doctor Warns Mouthwash And Baby Shampoo Will Not Keep You Safe From Coronavirus
• Montgomery County Passes New Ban On Plastics
• Richmond Hill Street Co-Named 'Punjab Avenue' To Honor Neighborhood's South Asian Culture
• Firefighter Injured Battling Townhouse Fire In Howard County
• 2 Victorville Children Still Missing 13 Years After Investigators Say Father Abducted Them
• Food Banks In Growing Need Of Donations As New Families Experience Food Insecurity During Pandemic
• 3 Oroville Men Accused Of Murdering 2 Florida Men In Butte County
• Washington Township High School Reports Several New Coronavirus Cases
• Teenage Brooklyn Chess Champion Hoping To Become First Black Female Chess Master
• Joe Biden Inspires 17-Year-Old From Danvers With Stutter
• Ballot Confusion In Northwest Indiana; 'I Assume My Vote Is Counted. I Hope'
• Dallas County Sees Upward Trend In Confirmed Coronavirus Cases With 533 More
• New Colorado 'Safer At Home' Rules: Gatherings Limited To 10, From No More Than 2 Separate Households
• Maryland State Board Of Elections Reminds Voters To Wear Mask, Social Distance At The Polls
• Orange County Reports 162 New COVID-19 Cases, 6 New Fatalities
• Boston Officials Pushing For More Residents To Get COVID-19 Tests
• UPDATE: Police Resolve Standoff With Armed Man At McDonald's Restaurant In South San Jose
• Anoka-Hennepin To Shift Middle And High School Students To Distance Learning
• Pittsburgh City League Football Playoffs Schedule Changes After Team's Coronavirus Exposure
• NYPD: 2 Female Suspects Kidnap Woman At Knifepoint, Force Her To Get Cash
• Baltimore County Schools' Students, Parents Invited To Provide Feedback On First Quarter Instruction
• Joe Biden Details 'Science-Backed' COVID-19 Plan, Accuses President Donald Trump Of Failing American People
• Lemur Stolen From San Francisco Zoo Recovering, 'Getting Stronger Every Day'
• 2nd Judge Rules Texas AG Ken Paxton's Securities Fraud Trial Should Be Held In Collin County
• Hundreds Of Pennsylvanians Who Died From COVID-19 Remembered In A Striking Memorial On Independence Mall
• 'Terminator' Star, Former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger Undergoes Surgery For New Aortic Valve
• Doctors Warn Some Hand Sanitizers Can Be Toxic To Children
• Catherine McBreen v. Joe Scott: The Race To Be Broward's New Supervisor of Elections
• Disney+ To Air Musical Tribute In Honor Of Zach Sobiech To Raise Money For The Children's Cancer Research Fund
• Gloucester, Lynnfield Deemed High-Risk For Coronavirus
• Westchester Man In Need Of Kidney Holding Out Hope To Find A Living Donor
• Opening Day For Movie Theaters In New York - Except For The Big Apple
• What Big Tech can expect from next administration
• Berkeley Offers $50K for Information on Murder of Pregnant Woman
• Federal Judge Denies Bond For Miami Attorney Accused Of Being Serial Bank Robber
• Scott Peterson To Be Retried For Penalty Phase Of Murder Case
• South Sacramento Shooting Hospitalizes Man And Woman, Police Say
• Lynn Man Avoids Deportation After He Was Allegedly Threatened By Landlord
• New Bedford Assisted Living Facility Hosting Thanksgiving Food Drive
• BSO: Search On For Man Caught On Video Breaking Into Broward Waste Facility, Setting Several Garbage Trucks Ablaze
• Long Island Poll Sites Ready For Influx Of Early Voters
• Non-Profit 'The Nolita Project' Aims To Generate Strong Community Ties Among Baltimore City Youth
• Mesquite Has More Than $1.5 Million Available For Its Residents Impacted By COVID-19
• Mass. Ice Rinks Shut Down After 108 Coronavirus Cases Linked To Youth Hockey
• Andrew Krivak Released As He Awaits Retrial For 1994 Sexual Assault, Murder Of 12-Year-Old Josette Wright: 'I'm Still Wrongfully Convicted'
• 23rd Street Armory, Philadelphia Youth Basketball Team Up To Help Philadelphia Students Grow During Pandemic
• Suspects Lead Officers On Chase From Sacramento To Baxter
• Drivers Discouraged From Traveling To Colorado's High Country This Weekend
• Doctor Stresses The Importance Of The Heimlich Maneuver: 'They're Going To Die If You Don't Do Something'
• Colorado Wildfire Explodes In Size And Forces Thousands To Evacuate
• More Than 4.7 Million Floridians Have Already Voted In General Election
• 4 Accused Of Organized Retail Theft Arrested At Manteca Walmart
• Rapper Common Holds Concert In Center City With Powerful Message About Election
• VIDEO: Firefighter Drives Through Flames Of East Troublesome Fire
• Arson Blamed For Starting Willow Fire In Yuba County
• Historic Stanley Hotel Provides Dinner, Place To Stay For Firefighters Assigned To The East Troublesome Fire
• Oakland Entrepreneur Overcomes Adversity to Start New Business
• East Troublesome Fire Continues To Threaten Numerous Colorado Communities
• Texan Shot In Face During Road Rage Incident
• Vice President Mike Pence Makes Campaign Stop In West Mifflin 11 Days To Nov. 3
• 'These Guns Kept Shooting Like A Machine Gun': Man Killed, 3 Hurt Including Baby In Miami Shooting
• President Donald Trump Coming To Lansing
• New Initiative '#ForTheWyn' Launches, Will Support Reopening Wynwood Area Businesses
• Stolen Car Suspect In Custody After Two Collisions, Including With BSO Deputy
• Police: Man Found Dead Near Pedestrian Path In Brooklyn Center
• Jay-Z launches his own cannabis line
• US Attorney's Office To Monitor LA County's Vote Centers For ADA Access Compliance
• Trump and Biden pursue key voting blocs in Florida: Seniors and Latinos
• Before And After Pics Show Colorado House Destroyed By East Troublesome Fire
• This week on "Face the Nation," October 25, 2020
• Planned Closure Of 210 Freeway In Sylmar Area Postponed Due To Weather
• Pa. court: Ballots with mismatched signatures to be accepted
• AG Ellison: Atlas Aegis Won't Recruit Or Provide Security In Minnesota Around Election Day
• MDOT: Southbound I-75 Exit To Rochester Road Close Monday For Construction In Oakland County
• Delco Family Whose Daughter Killed By Repeat DUI Offender Has Message For Lawmakers As Deana's Law Comes To Halt
• Light Up Night Canceled Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 7: Chargers QB Justin Herbert 'Going To Light Up' Jaguars Defense Says CBS Sports' Jamey Eisenberg
• Pittsburgh Police Seeking Warrant Suspect Anthony Burns-Terney
• Scott Peterson Appears Remotely At Court Hearing; Prosecutors To Try Penalty Phase Of Murder Trial
• California EDD Freezes 350,000 Unemployment Benefit Debit Cards Over Fraud Concerns
• Thieves Steal 3 Cars Worth More Than $100K Combined From North Texas Sales Lot
• EDD Fraud Concerns Forces Action In California
• Prosecutors: Man, Woman Charged With Murder In Deadly Shootings Of 2 Young Brothers In Trenton
• SUV Sought In Hit-And-Run That Killed Construction Worker On 110 Freeway
• Tractor-Trailer Accident On I-95 In North Philadelphia Backing Up Traffic
• Vegetation Fire Burns In Martinez Homeless Encampment Near Highway 4
• Westmoreland County Coronavirus Spread Is 'Substantial,' State Says
• Multiple Students At St. Joe's Prep Test Positive For Coronavirus, In-Person Instruction Suspended Until Nov. 2
• Man Who Bought Rifles Used In San Bernardino Terror Attack Sentenced To 20 Years In Prison
• Florida Memorial University Suspends In-Class Learning
• Streets Reopened Following Gas Leak Capped Near Downtown Walnut Creek
• National Prescription Take Back Day
• Brief Friday Wildfire Relief In Colorado Before Fire Danger Surges Saturday
• FAN N'ATION OVERTIME with Rapper Chevy Woods
• 12 Residents Displaced After Fire At Fort Worth Apartments
• Massachusetts Reports 968 New Coronavirus Cases, 19 Additional Deaths
• 'Fear Was My Biggest Emotion': Nurse Turned Breast Cancer Survivor On Battling Disease During Pandemic
• Wearing Masks Could Save More Than 100,000 US Lives Through February, New Study Suggests
• Pennsylvania Reports 2,219 New COVID-19 Cases, Highest One-Day Total To Date
• CBS4 Analysts: Fracking, Coronavirus Were Key Topics In Thursday's Substantive Presidential Debate
• Free COVID Testing Continues Across Minnesota
• Hennepin County Sheriff's Office Working With FBI To Monitor And Respond To Data Breach Over The Summer
• Criminal Charges Filed Against Animal Activist Marc Ching
• Mountain Lion Festival Honoring P-22 Goes Virtual This Year
• Around The Table: Takeaways From Final Presidential Debate
• 4-Year-Old Wandering Boy Found Safe In Kiski Township
• Merced Man Arrested After 5YO Daughter Accidentally Shot, Killed
• North Hills Middle School Teacher Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Deion Branch Wasn't Happy About Being Left Off Patriots All-Dynasty Team
• Texas Fire Chief Under Review After Photos Surface Of Him Eating Sushi Displayed On Naked Woman
• Dems' Senate hopefuls are raising serious cash — and spending it
• Maryland Gas Prices Drop 3 Cents In Past Week, 20 Cents Below Same Time In 2019, AAA Says
• Rowlett Police Chase Ends With Pickup Crashing, Catching Fire And Burning Teenager Alive Inside
• Oakland Unified School District Apologizes For Racist Term Used In Survey Sent To Families
• Sheriff: 53-Year-Old Man Injured After Vehicle Collides With Side Of Train
• Elderly Pedestrian Killed In Fairfield Hit and Run Crash
• UofM Enrollment Is Down With A Small Increase In Undergrads
• Whitmer Signs Bills Protecting Businesses Covid-19 Suits
• 5,000 Donated Masks Headed To South Dallas Students, Teachers And Community: 'Masking Up Is Critical'
• 'Our Joyful Noise' Spreads Music To Underserved Baltimore Communities
• Disney To Open Eateries, Shops On Buena Vista Street In California Adventure Park
• Court Refuses To Delay Vote In Minnesota's 2nd Congressional Race
• Man Killed In Upper Land Park Shooting Identified
• 49ers-Patriots Preview: Can San Francisco Continue Momentum Against New England Team Looking To Rebound?
• CTU Accuses CPS Of Refusing To Negotiate Over Reopening; Files Complaint Over Condition Of School Ventilation Systems
• Washington's Ron Rivera On Verge Of Final Cancer Treatment
• Five Indicted In Meth Trafficking Conspiracy
• Remdesivir Becomes First COVID-19 Treatment To Get FDA Approval
• Police: 7 College Students Robbed By Armed Suspect At Fort Worth Restaurant
• Texas Man Ivan Harrison Hunter Accused Of Shooting At Minneapolis Police Station
• Trump on Kamala Harris: U.S. won't have socialist president, "especially a female socialist"
• $5K Reward For Information About Massive Fire That Destroyed Amazon Distributor's Warehouse In Redlands
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rules Absentee, Mail-in Ballots Can't Be Tossed Out Over Voter Signature
• Prop. 22: Uber Drivers Sue Over Alleged 'Pressure' To Vote, Advocate For Ballot Measure
• Pa. Supreme Court Rules Ballots Can't Be Tossed Over Voter Signature
• Lake Berryessa Slowly Begins To Reopen After Destructive Wildfire
• NW Indiana Man Convicted In 2 Teens' Armed Robbery Killings
• NYPD: 3 Suspected Burglars Flee Staten Island Home When Confronted By 76-Year-Old Resident
• Texas Democratic Party Chair Gilberto Hinojosa Reacts To Last Night's Presidential Debate
• Good Samaritans Help Catch Robbery, Carjacking Suspect In Queens
• Where Trump and Biden stand on major issues
• St. Louis Park Man Charged With Multiple Tax Crimes
• Ohio Dems in heavily GOP Appalachia hopeful about Biden's prospects
• Bill Belichick, Patriots Players Happy To Have Normal Week Of Preparation For 49ers
• You Can Get $10 Off A Lyft To Vote Thanks To Nike. Here's How
• Navy Hosts Houston Saturday, CBS Sports' Brian Jones Gives Cougars The Edge: 'Just Don't Know What Navy Team Is Going To Show Up Week To Week'
• Army-Navy Football Game Won't Be Played In Philadelphia Due To Coronavirus Attendance Limits
• Lake Street Small Businesses Rebuild With Help From UnitedHealth Group Grants
• Raiders COVID Scare: Latest Tests All Negative, Game Vs. Tampa Bay On For Now
• Canterbury Village Transforms Into 'Halloween' Village
• 3 Teens Indicted For Murder Of 18-Year-Old At Plano Park
• Volunteers Keeping NYC Parks Clean To Make Up For Budget Cuts
• Watertown To Begin Hybrid Learning In Some Schools After State Announces Audit
• Texas GOP Party Chair Allen West Reacts To Last Night's Presidential Debate
• Police Seek Suspect In Connection To Fatal Shooting On Detroit's East Side
• Group Of Philadelphia-Area Black Clergy Endorsing Joe Biden For President
• TSA Agents Catch Woman Carrying Loaded Gun At Pittsburgh International Airport Security Checkpoint
• Sen. Booker, Rep. Gottheimer Announce Proposal To Protect Nursing Homes From Second Wave Of COVID-19
• Report: Manhattan Rent Drops Below $3,000 For 1st Time Since 2011
• Trump falsely claims wind energy "kills all the birds"
• Report: USC Football's Munir McClain Suspended As Feds Investigate Reports Of EDD Fraud
• DFW Weather: October Changes Gears, You Change Wardrobes
• Saturday, October 24 Is Deadline To Request Your Vote-By-Mail Ballot
• Trump Campaign Loses Again In Suit Over Philadelphia Voter Offices
• Macy's cancels in-person Santa visits for holiday season
• Bay Area Lawmaker Would Require DA's Who Receive Police Contributions To Recuse Themselves In Misconduct Cases
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 3,874 New COVID-19 Cases; Hospitalizations Continue To Rise
• Southwest Airlines Will Serve Colorado Springs Next Year
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Spencer
• Colorado Wildfires: How To Help
• Police Looking For 19-Year-Old Madeline Michaels Who Left Versailles Home And Never Returned
• Trump Campaign Videotaping People Depositing Ballots In Philadelphia Drop Boxes
• Fairfield Police Ask For Public's Help Identifying Car In Homicide Case
• Man Killed In Newport Beach Home, Suspect Arrested
• Police Investigating Robbery Involving Weapon Near UMD Campus
• 3 Nurses Help Save North Texas Boy Who Fell Into Pool
• More Than 25% Of First-Class Mail Not Being Delivered On Time In Baltimore, Report Finds
• Newark Gets $7 Million Grant To Help Fight Lead In Water At Public Schools
• Philadelphia's Eastern State Penitentiary Named One Of Scariest Places In World
• Devin Johnson Arrested In Deadly August Shooting Of Ira Dixon In Lansdowne, Police Say
• 2-Year-Old Labrador Joins Compton Fire Department's Arson Investigations Team
• Michigan Renaissance Festival Launches Lighted Halloween Walk Through
• In-Person Voting Gets Underway Saturday Across LA County
• Gap retailer falls into tough times, plans to shutter 220 stores
• Colorado governor on state's response to wildfires
• Patriots-49ers News, Notes & Fun Facts
• Companies help employees build rainy day funds
• Thieves Targeting Parked Cars At Jack's Pop Up Pumpkin Patch
• Army-Navy Game To Be Played At West Point On Dec. 12
• Evacuees Of Colorado Wildfires Fill Loveland Hotel To Capacity
• 2 Injured After Police Chase Ends In Crash In Hammond, Indiana
• Find Nature And Community At Seasons Nursery In Bed-Stuy
• Tyrese Jefferson Arrested, Charged With Attempted Murder In October 4 Shooting
• Police: Penn Hills Shooting Victim Was Leaving Halloween Party
• Pittsburgh Is Lone Exception To Below Average Mail Delivery Times In Battleground States
• Accused Drunk Driver Crashes Pickup Truck Inside Oxford Store
• COVID-19 In South Florida: 520 New Cases In Miami-Dade, 456 In Broward
• Lake County, Northwest Indiana Set Single Day COVID-19 Case Record
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Cases Rise By 1,721; 13 Additional Deaths Reported
• Driver Dead After Car Plunges Off Hwy 17
• Massachusetts Ice Rinks Closing For At Least 2 Weeks Starting Friday
• Dodgers Hope To Rebound In Game 3 With Walker Buehler Taking The Mound
• 19-year-old plotted to kill Joe Biden, court documents indicate
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 2,219 New Coronavirus Cases, Largest One-Day Total
• Hearing For Serial Stowaway Marilyn Hartman Delayed After Judge Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Ice Castles Not Returning To Minnesota This Winter Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Day Of The Dead Altar Set Up In Downtown LA To Honor Our Heroes
• 'Stay Baby Faced For Baby Reece': Pepperell Police To Fundraise For Officer's Son With Rare Genetic Condition
• DHS employees urge leadership to rescind "illegal gag order" on leaks
• Massachusetts Man Admits To Intentionally Crashing Stolen Bakery Truck Into New Jersey Planned Parenthood Clinic
• Convalescent Plasma Did Not Reduce COVID-19 Deaths Or Keep Patients From Severe Illness In New Study
• Liam's List Oct. 23: Your Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• El Paso Funeral Homes Prepare Refrigerated Units To House Bodies As COVID-19 Cases Soar
• 18-Year-Old Arrested On Suspicion Of DUI After Series Of Crashes In Woodland
• Gov. Abbott Responds After Biden Calls For 'Transition' From Oil
• White teen girl sentenced for plot to attack Black churchgoers
• Aurora Public Schools Will Go Back To Fully Remote Learning For Elementary, Middle School Students
• This week on "Sunday Morning" (October 25)
• Steelers Release Punter Dustin Colquitt
• GM sells out first year of production of its electric Hummer
• Roseville Police: Dog Owner Charged In Dog Attack That Injured Woman, Killed Puppy
• $1 Million-Winning Pennsylvania Lottery Scratch-off Sold At GIANT Food Stores In Bucks County
• Suspect Arrested In Oakland Synagogue Vandalism; Faces Hate Crime Charges
• Trump and Biden make final pitch to voters at last debate
• Over 1 Million Absentee Ballots Have Been Accepted So Far In Minnesota
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: What Causes Long-Haulers?
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 158 New Coronavirus Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• Police Officer Pulls Over Car For Running Stop Signs, Finds 30 Pounds Of Generic Xanax Worth Half A Million
• Libyan factions sign countrywide U.N.-brokered cease-fire
• 3 Massachusetts Communities Make Top 10 List Of '2020's Best Small Cities In America'
• Wildlife May Be More Visible In Colorado As They Are Pushed Out Of Wildfire Zones
• President Trump Schedules Rally In Wisconsin Days Before Election
• California court says Uber, Lyft drivers are employees, not contractors
• Cora Reportedly Remains Favorite, But Red Sox Interview Two For Managerial Opening
• #2 Alabama Has Won 13 Straight Against Tennessee, CBS' Brian Jones Doesn't See That Streak Breaking Saturday
• Conflict Raging Over 'The Eyes of Texas' School Song At UT Austin
• Woman Shot On Interstate 57 Exit Ramp In Morgan Park
• Mother, 2 Children Found Safe In Aurora, Amber Alert Canceled
• Reopening: Alameda County Resumes Indoor Dining, Worship Services, Movie Theaters
• Fatal Crash Between Semi, Passenger Car Closes Eastbound Hwy 36 In Lake Elmo
• PTL Links: October 23, 2020
• U.S. reports COVID-19 high not seen since July
• Southwest Airlines Says It Will Begin Selling Every Seat Again Dec. 1
• Fire Burns Home In Walnut Creek
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 712 New Cases Reported, Hospitalizations Flat
• Names, Private Information Of Child Sex Crime Victims Were Illegally Made Public In Cook County Court Records
• Michigan State University To Increase In-Person Classes In January
• Fort Worth Woman Fatally Shot Outside Hillsboro Walmart
• Suspect Arrested In Ceres Hit-And-Run That Left Man, 56, Dead
• Japanese Jazz Pianist Tadataka Unno Speaks Out About Subway Attack That Left Him Badly Injured
• Keller @ Large: Trump Biden Final Debate Winner Is Democracy
• Russia insists COVID "under control" as bodies pile up in a hospital
• Trump 2020 Sign Tied Around Wires Above Wilmington Street
• Stimulus Package Update: While Politicians Negotiate, Economic Damage Continues
• 12 Accused Of Part Of A Drug Network Arrested In New Jersey
• Ex-Pennsylvania Court Clerk Sentenced For Mail Fraud
• 23 8th-Grade Students At St. Louise De Marillac Catholic School And Nearly 50 People Involved With Football Program To Quarantine
• Police: 36-Year-Old Man Facing Multiple Charges For Inappropriately Touching A 12-Year-Old Girl
• Eric Trump Makes Surprise Visit To Oakmont Bakery While In Western Pa. For Campaign Event
• hoopla Offers A Digital Content Trick-Or-Treat For At-Home Halloween Celebrations
• Peters Reports Raising $7.4M In 2 Weeks In Senate Race
• Indiana Pacers Reportedly Have Interest In A Gordon Hayward Trade
• 109-Year-Old North Texan Votes In Presidential Election: 'If I Have To Be Carried To The Polls, I Get To Vote'
• Dangerous Mosquito Species Spreading Throughout Northern California
• Ad Against Proposition 114 Brings Up Valid Question
• Annual Drug Take Back Day For Expired, Unwanted Drugs To Be Held Saturday
• U.S. suspends citizen, visa services in Turkey over reports of potential attacks
• Florida Residents Being Urged To Evacuate When Sinkholes Expand Near Homes
• Trump and Biden fight for Black male voters
• Victim In Deadly Rocklin Starbucks Attack Was 69-Year-Old From Citrus Heights
• Political scientist says Trump "has got a lot more left" in campaign
• Patriots-49ers Week 7 Predictions
• Maryland Weather: Dense Fog Advisory Friday Causes School Delays
• Boston Symphony Orchestra To Perform Rolling Recitals At Boston Hospitals, Boys & Girls Club
• American Federation Of Teachers Union Hosts Get Out The Vote Event
• Biden warns of "dark winter" during pandemic
• Colorado wildfire explodes in size, forcing evacuations
• Police fatally shoot Black teen, sparking protests in Illinois
• Goldman to pay $3 billion fine following Malaysia bribe probe
• Angry protests as Poland's top court bans virtually all abortions
• Trump: Separated children were "so well taken care of"
• Labor Department Reports 23K New Unemployment Claims In Maryland, Down From Previous Week
• Sen. Bernie Sanders To Hold Rally For Joe Biden In Pittsburgh
• At Least 7 Shot, 2 Fatally, Across Baltimore Between Wednesday Afternoon, Thursday Morning
• Henry Munoz On 'Essential Heroes: A Momento Latino Event's Message: 'If We Are United Through This Moment, Our Country Will Be Better'
• Trump says he is the "least racist person." Biden disagrees
• Final presidential debate: Fact checking Trump and Biden
• Trump campaign videotapes voters at Pennsylvania drop boxes
• Woman Hit By Car In Lawrence County
• 5 people unaccounted for as Colorado wildfires grow to record size
• Austin Harvest Market Kicks Off Friday
• Family: Duncan Lemp, Man Fatally Shot By Police, Wasn't Extremist
• Former Chisago Co. Sheriff Pleads Guilty To Stalking, Harassment
• 'Communities In Schools - Pittsburgh Allegheny County' Providing Kids With Free Vaccinations
• Lightfoot: 2-Week COVID-19 Business Curfew In Chicago Starts Friday
• Police Open Fire Responding To 2 Shooting Incidents Overnight In The Bronx
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed On 35W In South Fort Worth
• Caught On Camera: Queens Bodega Held Up At Gunpoint
• Long-Lost Painting By Artist Jacob Lawrence Found In Upper West Side Apartment, Now On Display At The Met
• Ruff Start Rescue Opportunities During Adopt A Shelter Dog Month
• 12th Annual Cookie Cart Chefs' Dinner Fundraiser: Live Stream
• Pittsburgh Weather: Unseasonably Warm Weather Expected On Friday
• Man 'Encouraged To Drink' By Woman, Tells Dania Beach Police He Woke Up With No Woman, No $9,000 In Cash
• M. Night Shyamalan's TV Show 'Servant' Brings Snow To Center City In October
• Azul 18 In Pilsen First Restaurant To Test New Canopy Design For Outdoor Dining In Cold Weather
• President Trump And Former Vice President Biden, And Local Panelists, Spar Over Who And What Is Responsible For Pandemic Crisis
• Chicago Weather: Rainy Ahead; Temperature Drop In Effect
• 202 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For Coronavirus In Last Week
• Thousands Of Voters In Allegheny County Cast Ballots Ahead Of Election Day
• Suspect In Custody In Killings Of Stacey Jones And Her Baby
• Florida Woman Accused Of Killing 3-Year-Old Boy With Tire Iron While He Was Brushing Teeth
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/23 Friday Morning Forecast
• 7 Great White Sharks Detected Off Rhode Island Coast This Season
• Carson Wentz Carries Shorthanded Eagles To Comeback Win Over Giants, First Place In NFC East
• Supporters Of Amy Coney Barrett Gather In Downtown Pittsburgh
• Police hunt for Greek far-right party member evading prison sentence
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Announces Plan To Waive Liquor License Fees For Restaurants, Bars
• Police: Man Shot During Memorial Service In Ardmore After Argument Breaks Out
• Ryan Shazier Helping Engage Black Voters In Pennsylvania
• To Do List: Family Friendly Halloween Festivities, Live Outdoor Music
• Idaho county drops mask mandate despite local doctors' warnings
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• Trump's rally dance sparks viral TikTok challenge
• Giants Fall As Carson Wentz Rallies Eagles To Victory
• Final presidential debate strikes a calmer note than the first

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