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Articles from October 24, 2020

• Update: Tanker Truck Fire Shuts Down I-80; Richmond Shelter-in-Place Order Lifted; Westbound Lanes Reopened
• Mountain Lion Spotted Sleeping In Agoura Hills Rattles Neighbors
• Uptick In Summit County's COVID Cases Partly Blamed On Larger Gatherings
• Man Struck, Killed By Metro B Line Train Identified
• Tampa Bay Rays Tie World Series 2-2 After 8-7 Win Over Dodgers
• El Dorado County Preps For PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoffs
• Man Crashes After Being Shot While Driving In Rosemont Area, Authorities Say
• Around 500,000 Mass. Residents Voted Early In Person Since Last Saturday
• Man Falls 12-15 Feet Into Hole After Sidewalk Collapses In The Bronx
• Oakland Police Arrest Suspects In Five Homicides; Seize Illegal Firearms; 'These Are Weapons Of War'
• Ramsey, Anderson Lead Way, Northwestern Pounds Terps 43-3
• Chicago Weather: Coldest Weather Of The Season Arrives; First Snow Possible Sunday
• Police Release Information After Arrest Of A Black Man In Anne Arundel County Goes Viral
• Local Doctor Says Wearing A Mask Will Be 'Crucial' To Stopping Spread Of COVID-19 This Winter
• Activists Create Mural To Honor Black Women Killed By Police
• Four-Part Series Documenting Baltimore's St. Frances Academy Football Program To Launch On HBO
• Early Voting Begins In New York; Election Officials Prepared For Massive Operation
• 'It's Our Democracy At Stake': Kamala Harris' Husband Doug Emhoff Campaigns in New Hampshire
• Police: Man Shot In Queens By Suspects Riding Mopeds
• Wolverines Roll Over Gophers Despite Home-Field Advantage, 49-24
• 27 Maryland Natural Resources Police Recruits Graduate From Academy
• Custom Furniture Company Makes Desks For Baltimore City Students Learning Virtually
• Caught On Camera: Passenger Sprays Cab Driver With Unknown Substance, Brandishes Knife In The Bronx
• North Texas Counties See Record Voter Turnout With 1 Week Of Early Voting Left
• VP Pence's Top Aide Tests Positive For COVID, Days Before Scheduled Minnesota Visit
• 2 Police Officers, 5 Others Injured After Man Allegedly Barricades Himself In East Harlem Apartment, Starts Fire
• Illinois Reports COVID-19 Record With 6,161 New Confirmed Cases; For One Victim, Second Surge 'Scares The Hell Out Of Me'
• Winthrop Residents Asked To Get Tested For Coronavirus After 2 New Clusters Emerge
• Home-Field Advantage Evaporates For Gophers In COVID-Era Match With Michigan
• Update: Berkeley Hills Residents Urged to Leave Before Sunday's High Wind Event
• Dallas County Reports 648 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Saturday
• 'Migos' Rapper Offset Records Instagram Live During Confrontation With Beverly Hills Police
• Volunteers Deliver Meals To Senior Citizens Across Baltimore Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Aaron Schoenfeld Wins It For Minnesota United In Final Minute
• White's Late Goal Gives Red Bulls 2-2 Draw With Fire
• 3-Year-Old Girl Shot In Calumet Heights; Person Of Interest In Custody
• 2 Arrested After Beer Bottle Thrown Through Patrol Car's Rearview Windshield In Stockton
• Driver Runs Red Light, Hits CPD Squad Car In Bronzeville
• Facebook in Showdown With Journalists, Academics Over Political Ad Research
• Clayton Tune Leads Houston Past Navy In 37-21 Win
• 'Sacrificing Too Much, Not Getting Back Enough': Restaurant Workers Demand Fair Wage As COVID-19 Resurgence Begins
• Police Investigate 2 Shootings That Occurred Minutes Apart In Stockton
• Medina, New York City FC Beat Impact, End Winless Streak
• Man In Custody For Questioning In Connection To Unprovoked Attack At Times Square Subway Station
• North Bay Communities Prepare for Sunday Power Shutoffs, High Fire Danger
• Justin Turner Breaks Record Twice In Game 4 Of World Series
• Convicted NXIVM Sex Cult Leader Keith Raniere Denied New Trial
• Southland Residents Show Up To Polls To Cast Their Votes 10 Days Before Election Day
• Discovery Kingdom Offers Up Family-Friendly Halloween Amid Pandemic
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Temps Crash Overnight, Low 40s In New York City; Cool Tomorrow
• Northside STEM District Unveils Mobile Innovation Lab
• Gov. Murphy Renews New Jersey's Public Health Emergency; State Reports Highest New COVID-19 Case Count Since May
• Chanhassen Woman Runs Marathon To Benefit GiGi's Playhouse
• President Trump, Joe Biden Target Key States 10 Days Before Election
• 101-Year-Old Woman Leads Team In Greater Baltimore Walk To End Alzheimer's
• 2 Abducted Kansas Girls Found Near Texas-Oklahoma Border, Suspect In Custody
• Patriots Activate Center David Andrews Off IR
• SUV Crashes Into Home On Beltzhoover Avenue
• Street Named For Janari Ricks, 9-Year-Old Shot And Killed Outside Cabrini Rowhouses
• Pitt Crushed At Home By Notre Dame, 45-3
• Two CPD Officers Injured When Gunshot Victim Strikes Squad Car While Fleeing Shooting
• Indiana Upsets No. 8 Penn State In Overtime, 36-35
• No. 8 Penn State Upset In Season Opener By Indiana In Controversial Overtime Finish
• Denver Weather: Arctic Blast With Snow And Record Cold On Sunday
• Kings Bring 'Rally The Vote' To Golden 1 Center As Arena Transformed Into Voting Center
• Body Of Missing Diamond Springs Man With Dementia Found After 6-Day Search
• Delaware Valley Communities Gets Rid Of Unwanted Medications On National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
• 'He Is Not Wrong': Community, Faith Leaders Speak Out In Support Of Demoted MPD Employee
• Jurkovec, Boston College Roll Over Georgia Tech 48-27
• 'I'm Definitely Going To Be Staying Open': Some Suburban Restaurants Defying Governor's COVID-19 Restrictions
• Ehlinger TDs Power Texas Over Baylor 27-16, Ends Skid
• Senator Bernie Sanders Comes To Pittsburgh To Campaign For Joe Biden
• Former CPD Supt. Eddie Johnson Turns Himself In After Police Responded To Domestic Incident At His Home, Sources Say
• On National Vote Early Day, Philadelphia Volunteers Urging Everyone To Make Their Voices Heard
• Early Voting Continues In Allegheny County As Additional Election Sites Open For Last Weekend
• Tent Encampments Brace For Early Snow, Sub-Freezing Temps: How You Can Help
• Suspected Human Smuggler Shot, Killed By Border Patrol Agent In Texas
• Mandatory Evacuations Ordered Along Highway 34 In Estes Park
• Rehoboth Beach Tree Lighting, Sing-Along Canceled This Year Due To COVID-19 Restrictions
• Police Capture Escaped Baltimore County Detention Center Prisoner Kyle Rogowski
• 'It's Mental Anguish': Colorado Homeowners Anxious To Check On Their Homes
• New Website Tells McDonald's Customers If The Ice Cream Machine Is Broken
• Howard County Board Of Elections Receives COVID-19 Response Grant From Center For Tech And Civic Life
• Illegal Campfire Extinguished In Evergreen
• Person Stabbed Overnight In North Highlands, Deputies Say
• Remembering Detective Curt Holland: Friends, Family Gather At Memorial Service
• Texas Gov. Abbott Requests Use Of Army Medical Center For Non-COVID Patients In El Paso During Current Surge
• 1 Person Dead In 3-Vehicle Crash Involving Wrong Way Driver On 105 Freeway In Lynwood
• Missing 24-Year-Old Brittany Omstead Found Alive
• Toms River Woman Charged In Saturday Morning Fatal Stabbing Of Ex-Boyfriend: Prosecutors
• Texas Singer, Songwriter, Self-Professed Gypsy Songman Jerry Jeff Walker Dead At 78: 'Sad Day For Texas'
• Fire Crews Make Progress On CalWood Fire
• Last W. Va. County Approves Medical Cannabis Dispensaries
• Noise Complaint At Thornton Apartment Leads To Gunfire With Police
• Ivanka Trump To Stump For Dad In South Florida
• 18 dead in Kabul blast; al Qaeda leader killed in separate operation
• Hennepin County Sheriff's Office Touts Crackdown On Drag Racing
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Depression Twenty-Eight Forms Bringing Rain, Wind To South Florida
• New Hampshire Unveils New COVID Guidelines For Hockey After Pausing Activities
• Man Killed In Shooting In Broad Daylight, Baltimore Police Say
• Orange County Reports 316 New COVID-19 Cases, 4 More Virus-Related Deaths
• Kindergarten Class At Archangel Gabriel Shifting To Virtual Learning Due To Possible Coronavirus Exposure
• Oklahoma Wins Two In A Row After Cruising Past TCU 33-14
• Suspect Killed By Police Following Pursuit In Loma Linda
• State Approves A-Basin COVID-19 Plan To Open This Season
• New Coronavirus Cases In Massachusetts Tops 1,000 Cases For First Time Since May 24
• Pennsylvania GOP Asks Supreme Court Again To Block State's Ballot Extension
• LAPD Officer, 4 Others Injured In 3-Vehicle Crash In South LA
• Steelers Bring Back Punter Jordan Berry
• 'The Batman' Films In Chicago Loop For Second Weekend In A Row
• 3 Armed Suspects Wanted For Robbery Spree In Mesquite
• State Troopers Rescue Injured Hawk On I-290 In Worcester
• Murkowski to vote to confirm Barrett to the Supreme Court
• Rochester Boy Donates $1,800 In Books To Support Diversity Library
• Judge Mulls Bond For TV Station Guard Charged With Murder
• Texas Deputy Credited With Saving Life Of Infant Who Was Choking
• St. Paul Public Schools To Keep Pre-K Through 2nd Grade In Distance Learning Model
• Nigeria clashes trigger global movement against police brutality
• Ed's Driveway: Alfa Romeo Giulia
• Massachusetts Voter Registration Deadline Is Saturday
• Baldwin-Whitehall School District Helps Families With 'Desk Loan Program'
• Two Die In Horrific Friday Night I-80 Chain Reaction Crash
• Minnesota Weather: Potentially Record Cold Temperatures On The Way
• Pennsylvania Republican Party Asks Supreme Court To Block Pennsylvania Ballot Extension
• SpaceX launches 60 Starlink internet satellites from Cape Canaveral
• Wilco's Jeff Tweedy on staying productive through the pandemic
• Spot Fire At Cameron Peak Fire Advances Toward Glen Haven
• Police: At Least 2 Dead, 5 Others Injured In Separate Shootings Across Baltimore Overnight
• Ohio Announces Pandemic Aid, Governor Denounces Alleged Plot To Kidnap Him
• Lowell Man Admits To Intentionally Crashing Into New Jersey Planned Parenthood
• Examining the process and history behind the way ballots look
• Little Boy Loses Stuffed Puppy Near Dog Spa, Groomers Decide To Give Toy A Spa Day
• Community Problem-Solving Walk In Homewood Attracts City Leaders
• 8-Year-Old Girl Shot While Doing Homework In Northwest Indiana Home
• Pope Fire Update: Firefighters Halt Growth Overnight; Mopping Up Hot Spots East Of St Helena
• Front Yard Pumpkin Patch In Bethel Park Raises Money For Finding Multiple Sclerosis Cure
• Gopher Football Is Back For Season Opener Against Wolverines
• Jerry Jeff Walker, singer and songwriter, dies at 78
• Five Pittsburgh Police Officers Promoted To Sergeants In Official Ceremony
• Investigation Underway After 26-Year-Old Man Gunned Down In Cobbs Creek Saturday Morning: Police
• DEA Hosts Drug Take-Back Event Across SoCal
• 17-Year-Old Dies After Being Shot Multiple Times In East Germantown, Philly Police Say
• Judge Denies GOP Request For 'Poll Watchers' At Allegheny County Satellite Election Offices
• Police: Man, Woman Dead After Car Crashes Into Tree In West Philadelphia
• COVID-19 In South Florida: 616 New Cases In Miami-Dade, 459 In Broward
• Indiana Reports 2,765 New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases, 24 Additional Deaths
• Maine's Historic Ranked Vote Could Play Big Role In Election
• "The Price is Right" is returning with no live audience
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 2,268 New COVID Cases Reported, With 14 Additional Deaths
• 3 Indicted In Connection With Shooting Death Of Christian Vines In Stoughton
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 2,043 New Coronavirus Cases, 29 More Deaths Amid Statewide Spike
• Poland's president tests positive for COVID-19
• Man Slashed During Argument With Group Of Suspects In Midtown, Police Say
• PWSA Extends Suspension Of Water Shutoff Through March 2021
• Disney Employees Lose Jobs, Free College Education Vanishes
• Despite Chilly Weather Bert Kreischer, Still Shirtless, Performs Outdoor Stand-Up In Hoffman Estates
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 796 New Cases, 13 Deaths Reported
• Weighing The Risk: Brown University Professors Create App To Calculate Coronavirus Risk
• Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner threaten lawsuit over COVID billboards
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 131 New Coronavirus Cases, Increasing County Total To 14,818
• Red Flag: Officials Shutting Down East Bay Regional Parks As Wildfire Precaution
• COVID-19 Community Testing Event In West Humboldt Park Offers Tests Regardless Of Ability To Pay
• NYPD: Man Recovering After Overnight Shooting In Chelsea, No Arrests
• U.S. Sets Single-Day Record With Over 83,000 New Coronavirus Infections
• Intrigue behind pope's comments on same-sex civil unions
• COVID: Raiders Latest Round Of COVID Tests All Negative; Tampa Bay Game Is On For Now
• FBI Releases Image Of Bank Robbery Suspect Accused Of Hitting Bank of America Branch In Pompano Beach
• Man Shot In Eagan Apartment, Two Arrested
• CBS News reporter helps owner find $40,000 in lost jewelry
• Fayette County Voters To Be Notified Of 'Voter Declaration Mistakes' By Election Officials
• 1 Person Hit, Killed By Vehicle On 710 Freeway In East LA
• UMass Amherst To Bring More Students Back For Spring Semester
• Gas Prices Down Slightly In New Jersey, Across The Nation
• 'It Was A Matter Of Survival': Suburban Restaurants Flout COVID-19 Restrictions, Continue To Serve Customers
• Colorado firefighters battle the state's largest wildfires in history
• La Grange Freshman At University Of Dayton Dies Of COVID-19
• Powerful Winds Hit Fire Zones Early Saturday, 107 MPH Gust Near Copper Mountain
• Senate takes up Barrett nomination, setting up final vote
• Bronx DA Darcel Clark, New York Yankees Offer iPads, $200 Cash Cards At Gun Buyback Event
• Member of far-right group charged with rioting at George Floyd protests
• Iconic bookstore makes plea to customers in effort to stay open
• Postal Service awards $5 million contract to DeJoy's former company
• 'Laura's Law' To Regulate Hospital Signs Passes State Senate
• Suffolk Police: Brendan Sullivan, 20, Accused Of Raping Two 13-Year-Old Girls He Met On Snapchat
• Bronx School Shifts To Remote Learning After Confirmed COVID Cases, While NYC Education Officials Say 100 Schools Ready To Reopen Monday
• Trump votes in Florida on Saturday before holding three rallies
• Saturday Morning Links: October 24, 2020
• Scientists find first-ever "murder hornet" nest in the U.S.
• Chicago Weather: Chilly Autumn Temperatures Ahead
• Police officer fired after fatally shooting Black teen in Illinois
• Consumers Plan To Spend Less This Holiday Shopping Season, Survey Finds
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/24 Saturday Morning Update
• Crews Battle Three-Alarm Blaze After Flames Erupt In Trenton
• GoFundMe Created To Help Family Of Mother, Teenager Son Killed In Point Breeze Fire
• U.S. records most new coronavirus infections in a single-day
• Patriots-49ers What To Watch For: How Does Cam Newton Bounce Back?
• Investigation Underway Following Deadly Shooting Outside Newark Bar, Police Say
• Trump campaign asks court to stop Nevada from counting early votes
• Expensify emails its customers telling them to vote for Biden
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cool Temperatures, Rain On The Way
• Hey Ray! The Science Of Slipping
• Saturday Is Deadline To Request Your Vote-By-Mail Ballot
• Allegheny Co. Additional Election Offices Set To Open For Final Weekend Before Election Day
• Suspect Charged In Home Invasion Shooting That Left Accomplice Dead
• Allegheny Co. Homicide Detectives Investigating Fatal Shooting
• Saturday's Show Info (10/24/20)
• Steelers Hold Virtual Fashion Show, Fundraiser
• Two People Wounded, Hospitalized In South Side Shooting
• Judge Denies Injunction That Would've Forced Giant Eagle To Change Mask Policy
• Man Injured After Crashing Dirt Bike In Bloomfield
• Thomas Jefferson Jaguars Football Team Continues Rich Tradition Of Success
• Beyond Here Lies Nothin - Pandora
• Chris De'Sean Lee - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Candice Patton 2 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Jeff Davis 12 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Cedric the Entertainer 2 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Jaws of Death - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Darkness on the Edge of Town - Swamp Thing
• Family Business - Tell Me A Story
• Episode 4 - Devils
• Unburied - Coroner
• Unity - Supernatural
• The Key to Paradise - The Outpost
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/24 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Episode 108 - World's Funniest Animals
• Episode 106 - World's Funniest Animals

Videos from October 24, 2020

• Where is Jennifer Kesse?
• Japanese sushi chef finds way to spice up deliveries during pandemic
• Protesters in Thailand continue demonstrations against government and military rule
• Wisconsin emerges as one of the worst coronavirus hotspots in the U.S.
• Authorities successfully destroy "murder hornet" nest in Washington
• Waukegan police officer fired after fatal shooting of Black teenager
• Colorado wildfires continue to devastate the region
• Navy investigating fatal plane crash near Gulf Coast
• U.S. records highest single-day coronavirus infections since pandemic
• Trump and Biden ramp up campaigns as election enters homestretch
• CBS Weekend News, October 24, 2020
• America's Right to Vote
• John Cummings running for New York's 14th Congressional District against AOC
• Mail-in-ballots may hurt Pennsylvania's low-income voter turnout
• Trump and Biden campaigns make final push in battleground state Florida
• Trump casts early ballot in battleground state of Florida
• Wilco's Jeff Tweedy challenges music industry to give back to Black artists
• Jack Bishop on empowering home cooks through the pandemic
• "Price is Right" coming back with no audience, other coronavirus changes
• CBS News reporter finds, turns in $40,000 of lost jewelry at Dallas airport
• Hugging the corners at Lime Rock Park
• Airline study says risk of virus transmission low while flying
• Inside the different ballots used in U.S. elections
• Several states see massive die-off of migratory birds
• Protesters dead after violent clashes with government forces in Nigeria
• Trump, Biden campaigns start 10-day homestretch to Election Day
• U.S. sees record surge in coronavirus cases