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• KPIX Vote Smart: Behind-The-Scenes Look Inside New Warriors Safe Polling Place In Oakland
• Feds, Local Officials Working Together To Ensure Election Security
• Former Denver Firefighter Daniel Flesner Found Guilty In Hidden Camera Case
• Despite Millions On The Line, Sports Betting In Colorado Is Collecting Less State Revenue Than You'd Think
• Power Shutoff May Have Cost A Homeowner's Life At House Fire In San Anselmo
• Crews Battle 2-Alarm Grass Fire At Arguello Park In San Carlos
• Body Cam Video From Police Shooting Inside Modesto Walgreens Released
• See The Menus For First-Ever Fall Denver Restaurant Week
• Orange County Man Michael Nguyen Freed From Vietnam Prison After 2 Years For Allegedly 'Attempting To Overthrow' Government
• Can Mouthwash Fight COVID-19? Dr. Dave Hnida Says Study Has Problems
• 2 Firefighters Seriously Hurt In Growing Silverado Fire, SoCal Edison Says Its Equipment May Be Linked To Blaze
• 100 MPH Wind Gusts Recorded At Lake Tahoe Area Ski Resorts During Red Flag Warning
• Police Shoot, Kill 64-Year-Old Man Who Allegedly Fired At Officers In Citrus Heights
• Evacuations Ordered As Blue Ridge Fire Threatens Homes In Yorba Linda, Chino Hills
• Powerful Gusts Wreak Havoc As LA Experiences Most Dangerous Wildfire Conditions Since October 2019
• 300-Acre Vegetation Fire Caused By Discarded Cigarette In Suisun City
• Police Identify Suspect In Deadly Shooting At Garland Apartment
• Senate Confirms Amy Coney Barrett To Supreme Court
• Bears Lose Matchup Of Dominant Defenses, Fall To Rams
• Elk Grove Unified In-Person Learning Plan Contingent On Sacramento County Moving To Orange Tier
• Rams Dominate Matchup Of Tough Defenses, Beat Bears 24-10
• VIDEO: Firefighters Rescue Hawk Trapped In Netting At Newark Gas Station
• High School Parties Force Towns To Focus On Contact Tracing, Remote Learning
• Ocean City, Maryland Officials Monitoring Oil Spill Affecting Delaware Beaches
• Convicted NXIVM Leader Keith Raniere To Face Sentencing In Sex Cult Trial
• Boston Needs Help With Methadone Mile Crisis: 'They're Pouring In From Everywhere'
• Salvation Army Red Kettle Drive In Desperate Need Of Help This Season
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Gray Skies Overnight, Temps Steady In 50s
• California Inspector Says Lax Prison Enforcement Increased Coronavirus Risk
• Chicago Weather: Cold Temps And Morning Flurries
• Senior Center Resident In Des Plaines Says She Hasn't Received A Ballot And Is Not Allowed To Go Out To Vote
• Wintry October Weather Puts Corn Harvest On Hold, But It's Likely A Temporary Setback
• Who Is Voting Early In Minnesota?
• COVID In South Florida: Overall Amount Of Patients At Local Hospitals Increasing But ICU Number Remains Flat
• New Video Shows Moment Sidewalk Collapsed Below Man Waiting At Bronx Bus Stop
• Anoka-Hennepin School Board Votes To Resume Extracurricular Activities, Including Fall Sports
• Colorado Hospitals Looking Ahead To Possible Strain On Beds
• Newark Reversing Course Following Serious Spike In COVID Cases; Mayor Imposes Curfew On Nonessential Businesses
• Riverside Adds Nearly 1K COVID-19 Cases, 16 Deaths Over Weekend
• Sonora Man Arrested After Argument Between Siblings Turns Violent
• Gold Coast Area Residents Say Recycling Bins Are Being Used By Drug Dealers
• Police Search For Motorcyclist Who Struck Boy, 6, Fled Scene In Sylmar
• NYPD: Officer Tackled Gunman Who Opened Fire During Argument With Clerk At Queens Deli
• Golden Horse Owners Step Up For Others Amidst Evacuation Confusion
• Amy Coney Barrett Sworn In As Newest Supreme Court Justice
• More Than Half Of Registered Voters In Denton County Have Cast Ballots In November Election
• Baby Found After Mom Said Car Was Stolen With Him Inside; Police Say He Was Most Likely Safe All Along
• 'So Far, So Good': More Than 161K Early In-Person Votes Cast Monday, Breaking Record, State Reports
• Deer & Elk Identification: Know The Difference
• Vic Fangio & Shelby Harris Have 'No Issues' After Sideline Argument
• Broncos Injuries: Phillip Lindsay In Concussion Protocol, Mike Purcell Out For Season
• Tracking The Tropics: Strong Winds, Heavy Rains From Hurricane Zeta Lashing Yucatan
• Maryland State Board Education Symbolically Approves Encouraging Local Districts To Reopen, Move Up Winter Sports
• Sen. Kamala Harris Visits Pontiac, Troy And Detroit
• New Affordable Housing Community Coming To Willowbrook
• PSPS Update: 'All Clear' Issued For Parts Of 5 Bay Area Counties Impacted By Power Shutoff; Line Inspections Begin
• U.S. Supreme Court Refuses To Extend Wisconsin Absentee Ballot Deadline
• Head Coach Bruce Arians Feels Antonio Brown Has Matured, Will Be Good Fit For Tampa Bay Bucs
• California Theme Parks Fight Back Against Shutdown Order
• Online Petition Calls For Removal Of Statue Of Slave Owner John O'Donnell In Canton Square
• U.S. Navy Plane Crash: Navy Lieutenant From Michigan Is 1 Of 2 Victims Identified
• 14 New Covid-19 Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools
• 54-Year-Old Man Injured In SW Baltimore Shooting Monday Evening, Police Say
• Gov. Gavin Newsom: Death Penalty Is 'Infected By Racism'
• 5 Facing Felonies In Shelby Township Following Protest
• From 'Delighted' To 'Dismayed', Minn. Politicians React To Amy Coney Barrett's Confirmation To SCOTUS
• Amy Coney Barrett Sworn In As Newest Supreme Court Justice
• Wild Winds Topple Trees In Solano County
• Colorado Leaders React To Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court Confirmation
• Man Convicted In 1984 Murder Of Tina Faelz In Pleasanton Confesses To Family After Years Of Denials
• 1 Dead In Crash On Highway 24 In Lafayette
• PSPS Update: East Bay Residents, Business Owners Frustrated By Latest Power Shutoff
• Some Lanes Closed On Lake Shore Drive Bridge Over Chicago River Through Friday Afternoon
• Expert Says State's Thanksgiving Gathering Guidelines Are 'Right On The Money'
• Average Credit Score Reaches New Record High During Pandemic
• CBS13 Investigates: Ballot Signature Issues
• Chicago Appeals Judge Amy Coney Barrett Sworn In As Supreme Court Justice After Senate Confirmation
• Burned Mail Found In Boylston Street Mailbox Near Ballot Box Fire Site
• 'We Really Didn't Expect This' - NASA Ames Researchers Contribute To Discovery Of Water Molecules On The Moon
• UCLA Freshman Killed In Tragic Fall
• 20-Year-Old Woman In Critical Condition After Being Hit By Pickup On West Liberty Avenue
• Shutoff Fatigue: Some El Dorado County Residents Enduring Third Blackout In 2 Months
• Late Night Decision Leaves DPS Parents, Students Feeling Frustrated
• Supreme Court Won't Extend Wisconsin Absentee Ballot Deadline
• Swastika Found Scrawled On Condo Building In Arlington Heights
• Ravens Favored Against Steelers, Just 6th Time In NFL History 6-0 Team Entered Game As 4+ Point Underdog
• Widespread Power Outages, Downed Trees Reported In Inland Empire As Santa Ana Winds Rip Through Southland
• HHS Allocates 1,730,000 COVID-19 Antigen Tests To Colorado
• Pennsylvania Senators Pat Toomey And Bob Casey Split On Vote To Confirm Amy Coney Barrett To Supreme Court
• KPIX Vote Smart: Mobile Voting Centers A Welcome Convenience For Voters In Remote Areas Of San Mateo Co.
• UPDATE: State Route 12 Reopens In Suisun City After Brush Fire Closes Roadway In Both Directions
• San Francisco Offers $2.5M In Relief For Nightlife Venues Shuttered During COVID-19 Pandemic
• 74-Year-Old Lawyer Facing Human Trafficking Charges Pleads Not Guilty
• Fire Reported At The Rosewood Center In Owings Mills Sunday; Two Vehicles Sought
• Maryland Getting 1.8 Million Rapid COVID-19 Tests From Federal Government
• 5-Year-Old Boy Killed In Bronx Fire, Woman Critically Injured
• MN's 1st Congressional District Race A Tight Rematch Between Hagedorn, Feehan
• Gov. Walz Urges Vigilance As COVID Cases Soar; Feds Sending State Nearly 1.7M Rapid Tests
• Joe Biden Coming Back To South Florida On Thursday
• Minnesota National Guard Member Returns Home Early To Meet Newborn Daughter
• Caught On Video: Worker Dangles From Side Of Bronx Building After Partial Facade Collapse
• Senate Confirms Judge Amy Coney Barrett To Supreme Court
• Amy Coney Barrett Sworn In As Supreme Court Justice (CBS News)
• Senate Votes To Confirm Amy Coney Barrett To Supreme Court
• Traffic Congestion On Long Island Hitting Levels Not Seen Since March: 'We're Back To Honking Horns... It's A Problem'
• Rested Ravens Gear Up For Showdown With Unbeaten Steelers
• Senate Confirms Judge Amy Coney Barrett To US Supreme Court
• Orange County Reports 152 New COVID-19 Cases, No Fatalities
• California Restaurant Owners Seek Refunds For Business Fees They Paid During Stay-At-Home Orders
• 4 Charged In Deaths Of 2 Men Shot In Parking Lot Of Meadowlands Racetrack, Police Say
• Willowbrook Nursing Home Hit Hard At Beginning Of COVID-19 Pandemic Braces For Second Surge
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Why not make Election Day a national holiday?
• Court Asked To Reconsider School Reopening Fight
• Tickets Sold Out For 'Beetlejuice' Showing At Pop-Up Drive-In Theater At Pittsburgh Zoo
• Maryland Looking Past Northwestern Debacle Toward Minnesota
• Brown University students create guide outlining activism on campus
• Only On CBS2: Landlords Left In Limbo As Some Tenants Allegedly Abuse Eviction Moratorium
• North Texas Doctors Concerned About 'Twindemic' Getting Flu Shots To Teens In Underserved Communities
• Massachusetts Hospitals Prepare For Possible Second Coronavirus Surge
• Some Homeless Families Say They're Being Threatened With ACS Intervention Because They Can't Log In For Remote Learning
• Pope Francis Names Archbishop Wilton Gregory First Black American Bishop
• 'COVID Storm On The Rise'; Governor Pritzker, IDPH Dir. Ezike Say Numbers Are Trending In The Wrong Direction
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Talks One-On-One About Budget Pain, Taxes, Fees, And COVID-19 Concerns
• NASA plans November 14 launch for next SpaceX Crew Dragon
• Pa. Department Of State Working To Prevent Intimidation At Polls
• Statewide Restrictions In New Jersey Could Follow Newark's Curfew As COVID Cases Spike
• Democrat Harold Pryor & Republican Gregg Rossman Vie To Fill Shoes Of Longtime Former Broward State Attorney
• DFW Airport Traveler Says Tram Was Too Crowded For Pandemic: 'That Was Very Disconcerting'
• WCCO's Lisa Meadows And Her Dog, Thunder, Head Out To Meet People Braving The Cold
• Some Hawthorne, N.J. Residents Upset Halloween Tradition 'Zombie House' Taken Down Over Traffic Complaints
• Colorado Livestock Emergency Fund: Help Ranchers Impacted By Troublesome, Cameron Peak And CalWood Fires
• With COVID Positivity Rates Trending Up, Jackson Health System CEO Urges Residents To Stick With Safety Precautions With Holiday Season Approaching
• Garden Grove Police Officer, 3 Others Hurt After Driver Fails To Stop At Red Light
• Researchers Discover Cell Therapy That Could Treat Patients With Lou Gehrig's Disease, Even Reverse Nerve Damage
• Another Top Deputy Resigns After Accusing Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Of Crimes
• Grass Fire In Placer County Caused By Farm Equipment, Cal Fire Says
• 'It Was Total Devastation': Resident Who Lost It All Helping Other East Troublesome Fire Victims
• Customs Agents Seize More Than $500,000 In Counterfeit Cash In Chicago
• South San Francisco Burglary Crew Busted; Believed Responsible For Nearly 100 Bay Area Burglaries
• Survey: Nearly Half Of Americans Aren't Familiar With The Term 'Anti-Semitism'
• Snow Helps Firefighters At Cameron Peak Fire
• Charles Schwab Plans To Lay Off 1,000 Employees Following TD Ameritrade Merger
• 2020 Dallas Zoo Lights Holiday Celebration Will Go On As A COVID-19 Safe Drive-Thru Event
• Winter Village Returns To Bryant Park, With Changes Due To COVID Pandemic
• Missing 80-Year-Old Woman Found Dead In Isanti County
• Judge Refuses To Block Maryland's 'No Boycott of Israel' Measure
• LA County Surpasses 300K COVID-19 Cases, Records 7K Deaths
• Driver Suffers Panic Attack While Crossing Railway Tracks, TRE Train Slams Into Him
• UIC Doctors Say Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Trial May Have Information On Effectiveness By December
• East Troublesome Fire Activity Slowed By Snow, Firefighting Crews Presented With New Challenges
• Mayor Duggan, Councilman Tate Announce Recreational Marijuana Ordinance
• Early Winter Weather Delays Some Schools North And West Of DFW
• Denver Opens Emergency Overflow Shelters For Homeless
• New York City Officials Call On Board Of Elections To Address Early Voting Lines
• No Snow Day: Denver Public Schools Switch To All Remote Learning On Monday
• Voice Of The Voters: Some Washington Co. Voters Have A Hard Time Making Up Their Mind
• Some Brighton City Offices To Close Due To COVID-19 Cases
• Bloomington Couple Avoids Prison Time In 21-Month-Old Son's Drowning Death
• 'Winter On Broad Street' Coming To Wells Fargo Center Next Month
• 'My Heart Is Shattered Into A Million Pieces,' Actor Jamie Foxx Mourns Sister
• Philadelphia Reaches 400th Murder Of Year After Man Shot In Head In West Philly
• Fort Lauderdale's $200M Storm Water Project Can't Come Soon Enough After Heavy Rains, Flooding Reveal How Poor Drainage Is
• Temple University Delays Start Of Spring Semester, Cancels Spring Break Due To Pandemic
• LeBron to executive produce documentary on 1921 Tulsa massacre
• Ivanka Trump Scheduled To Visit Pittsburgh On Wednesday
• Coast Guard Helicopter Crew Rescues Boater, Dog Near Hercules
• Nearly 50% Of Broward Voters Have Already Cast Ballots In General Election
• Merion Elementary School Switching To Online Learning For 2 Weeks After Staff Member Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Framingham's Old Path Village Reopening 3 Years After Devastating Fire
• Police Continue To Search For Drivers In Multiple Deadly Hit-And-Run Crashes In Baltimore Area
• Cook County Gets Tighter COVID-19 Restrictions This Week; State Reports 4,729 New Cases, 2,638 In Hospital
• Businesses In Several 'High Risk' Mass. Communities Frustrated By Reopening Setback
• Collin County Republican Congressman Van Taylor, Democrat Luly Seikaly Compete In 3rd District Race
• Former felons in Florida cast their first ballots in early voting
• Preventing COVID-19: UCHealth Asking People Exposed To Virus To Try Regeneron Antibody Treatment
• 'It's Not Going To Be A Dark Winter, It's Going To Be A Great Winter': President Trump In Pa. As COVID-19 Cases Surge
• Frustration Mounts For Beaver Co. Voters Waiting For Mail-In Ballots
• PennDOT Concerned About Possible Drunk Drivers With Halloween On A Saturday This Year
• Joe Biden Says He Will Not End Fracking During Visit To Delaware County
• 1-Acre Brush Fire Damages Home In Fullerton, Temporarily Forces Evacuations
• Former Teacher And Coach Craig Debiase Gets 10 Years In Third Case Of Sexually Assaulting Underage Girls
• 18-Year-Old Jason Kutt Dies After Shot While Watching Sunset With Girlfriend At Nockamixon State Park
• Level 3 Restrictions To Soon Take Effect In Adams County
• In Effort To Flip Control Of Pa. House, Democrats Challenge 2 Local Republican Incumbents
• Prop. 22: Poll Finds Voters Closely Divided Over Measure Backed By Uber, Lyft
• Philadelphia Officials Give First-Hand Look At How They Plan To Count Mail-In Ballots On Election Day
• Shop Maryland For The Holidays Campaign Hopes To Help Out Small Businesses
• Wilmington High School Back To Remote Learning After 'Underage Drinking Party'; Parents Charged
• Dallas County Reports 391 New Confirmed Coronavirus Cases, 2 Deaths
• Majority Of Hospitalized Coronavirus Patients Left With Heart Abnormalities, Study Finds
• State Launches Lawsuit Against Arbor Hills Landfill in Salem Twp.
• Miami Gardens Track Coach Darius Lawshea Accused Of Sexual Assault
• Decomposing Body Discovered In Virginia Man's Trunk After Palmetto Expressway Crash
• Ball Arena To Serve As Voter Center For Denverites
• Trump Administration Sending 8.7M 'State-Of-The-Art' Rapid Coronavirus Tests To Texas
• The Claw Returning To Sacramento Streets In November
• More Than 6 Million Floridians Have Already Voted In General Election
• Boston Police Make Arrest In Deadly Jamaica Plain Shooting
• 'It's Very Disgusting': Police Searching For Vandals Who Burglarized Vietnam Veterans Memorial At Penn's Landing
• Pitt Urging Students To Shelter In Place Before Going Home For Thanksgiving
• State Police Issue 8 Warnings, 1 Notice Of Violation To Local Establishments Not Following Coronavirus Orders
• North Texas School District Shuts Down Buses After Transportation Workers Test Positive For Coronavirus
• COPA Releases Video Of Incident Where Officer Fired At Vehicle, But Did Not Strike Anyone, On South Inner Lake Shore Drive
• Confirmed COVID Cases At Miami-Dade Public Schools Jump To 212
• Drop In Non-Coronavirus Hospitalizations Suggests People Are Skipping Key Medical Care
• California Honors Filipino Farm Workers Labor Movement On 'Larry Itliong Day'
• California Restaurants Closed By COVID Want Refunds On Liquor Licenses, Health Permits
• Washington Football Team head coach finishes cancer treatment
• Ohio Legislative Spending Panel Approves $420 Million In Coronavirus Pandemic Aid
• Brentwood High School Student Treated For Tuberculosis
• The pivotal post-Election Day dates you need to know
• Turnovers Are A Startling Problem For Patriots In 2020
• Komen Philadelphia Shutting Down As Part Of Foundation's Reorganization
• Volunteers Will Be At Polling Places Across Maryland To Help Voters, Poll Workers Stay Safe From COVID-19
• President Trump, Joe Biden Both Planning Final Push In Wisconsin
• Pittsburgh Police Seek Missing 15-Year-Old Javanna Flenory From North Carolina
• Texas Health Services Recommends Building COVID-19 Protective Masks Into Halloween Costumes
• New Jersey, Pennsylvania Health Officials Renew Warnings About COVID-19 As Cases Continue To Rise
• Iconic Coca-Cola Billboard In San Francisco South of Market Coming Down Permanently After 83 Years
• East Bay Regional Park District Extends Park Closure Due To Fire Danger
• NYU researchers in showdown with Facebook over data collection
• Judge Won't Upset Online System For Absentee Ballot Sign-Up
• No Charges In Deadly Double Shooting In Greeley In August
• DA: Delaware County Pastor Charged With Sexually Abusing Teen Girl He Met At Grocery Store
• Mayor Peduto Calls On Pittsburghers To Hold Moment Of Silence As Tree Of Life Remembrance
• Coronavirus Latest: Mass. Reports 1,216 New Cases, 17 Additional Deaths
• Suspect Arrested In Redwood City Armed Robbery, Pistol-Whipping
• Pasadena Officials Enforce Emergency Red Flag Parking Restrictions
• UPDATE: Firefighter, Civilian Injured In 2-Alarm House Fire In East San Jose
• De Blasio Releases New York City Public School Blended And Remote Learning Attendance Records
• Bedford Police Chief Jeff Gibson Retiring From City On Wednesday
• Judge intends to dismiss Mumia Abu-Jamal's request for new trial
• Fed-Up California Restaurant Owners Seek $100M In Refunds For Booze, Health Fees
• Fewer Pa. Coronavirus Patients Answering Basic Questions Needed For Contact Tracing
• 2 Men Wanted For Armed Robbery With Children In Tow At Dollar General In Forney
• Gusty Winds Taking Down Trees, Causing Power Outages Along Pacific Coast Highway In Malibu
• CDC: Person In Florida Dies From Listeria Possibly Linked To Deli Meats
• Is the rise in U.S. COVID cases because of more testing?
• Mountain View Police Seek ID Theft Suspect Who Stole Nearly $2,000 From Bank Account
• 3 Enoch Pratt Free Library Locations To Offer Appointment-Only Computer Use
• Gun Confiscated At Pittsburgh International Airport
• 'Minnesota Was A Life-Changing Spot': Jared Allen On Minnesota Vikings, Brett Favre, Adrian Peterson
• Philadelphia Weather: Tropical Storm Zeta Could Bring Soaking Rains To Philadelphia Area Late In The Week
• Thousands Of SMUD Customers Lose Power Amid High Winds
• 2020 Election Results — Contra Costa County
• Worldy Armand Charged With Setting Boston Ballot Box Fire
• 2020 Real-Time Marin County Election Results
• Woman Charged With Capital Murder For Allegedly Stabbing A Mother And Daughter To Death In Grand Prairie
• City Of Pittsburgh To Begin Distributing 32-Gallon Blue Recycling Bins
• Arctic Cold Front Brings Cold Rain To North Texas, Will Drop Temperatures Near Freezing Overnight
• Man Defaces Republican Campaign Signs, Says 'Stop Arrests For Small Amounts Of Marijuana'
• Lawrence Cancels Trick-Or Treating; 'It Would Be Careless To Allow For Public Halloween Events To Take Place'
• 2020 Real-Time Napa County Election Results
• Grammy®-Winning Mega-Hit Makers Team Up With New Single
• 2020 Real-Time San Francisco County Election Results
• UPDATE Authorities Identify Man Found Dead In Burning Debris Pile In San Francisco's SoMa
• UCLA To Keep Most Classes Online Through Winter Quarter
• WJZ Anchor Rick Ritter, Wife Nicole Welcome First Child Savannah
• Minneapolis Locks To Close In November For The End Of The Navigation Season
• 2020 Real-Time San Mateo County Election Results
• Ann Arbor Decriminalizes Mushrooms & Psychedelic Plants
• Stolen Box Truck Driver Leads Police On Chase From Downtown LA To Burbank
• 'Stimulus Checks Are The Least Important,' When Drafting Aid Package, Says Economist
• Structures Burned In Sacramento Fire
• 2020 Real-Time Santa Clara County Election Results
• Rebuilding Chemistry With Julian Edelman Should Be Near Top Of Cam Newton's To-Do List
• ESPN's Max Kellerman Finally Admits His Tom Brady Cliff Take Was Wrong
• Thousands Of SoCal Edison Customers Without Power In Simi Valley, Jurupa Valley
• DA: Denver Officer Justified In Shooting Man Who Charged Him With A Machete
• 2020 Real-Time Sonoma County Election Results
• Former Wilkes-Barre Cop Acquitted On Allegations Of Sexually Assaulting 8 Women While On Duty
• Metro Transit Workers Push For Better Safety Protections, Say They're Ready To Strike
• 2020 Real-Time Solano County Election Results
• Jason Lewis' Emergency Surgery Was Successful, Campaign Says
• 50K LA County Voters Turn Out For First Weekend Of Early In-Person Voting
• 10 Shot, 2 Chicago Siblings Killed At Mississippi Post-Funeral Gathering
• Mass. Cities And Towns Asked To Monitor Ballot Boxes Or Lock Them On Halloween
• Penguins Hire Trevor Daley As Hockey Operations Advisor
• Northwest Indiana Residents In Hospital For COVID-19 Reach Record Highs
• Anne Arundel County Voters Break Record For Day 1 Turnout
• Mexican National Fatally Shot By Border Patrol Agent Near San Ysidro Port Of Entry
• Massachusetts Sending Another Coronavirus Alert Text To 'High Risk Communities' Monday
• Pennsylvania Reports 21st Consecutive Day Of Daily Coronavirus Cases Topping 1,000
• Man Dies In Lothian Crash, Police Say
• Storm Recovery Tree Giveaway
• Thousands Awaken In Darkened Homes; Hurricane-Force Wind Gusts; Trees Topple, Small Fires Ignited
• Detroit Public Schools Released From 11 Years Of State Oversight
• Palo Alto Police Increase Patrols After Recent Overnight Home Break-Ins
• COVID-19 Death Rate Once Again Rising In U.S.
• Glen Burnie Woman Dies After Being Struck By Car Saturday Evening
• Texas Child Catches Predator Sexually Abusing Sibling, Now Jose Delarosa Will Spend 60 Years In Prison
• Car Found Belonging To Missing Grandmother, Carolyn Riggins Last Seen In July
• Maryland 2020 Election Guide: Where And When To Vote, List Of Important Races
• 3 Arrested In Purse Snatchings Outside Wegmans, Target In Gambrills
• State Democrats Fire Back As President Donald Trump Campaigns In Pennsylvania
• Lightfoot Celebrates 'INVEST South/West' Improvement Initiative
• Caught On Video: Burglars Yank Phones, Electronics From Displays At T-Mobile Store In Seal Beach
• Another Tarrant County Polling Site Closes After Worker Contracts COVID-19
• Search continues for Marisela Botello, last seen in Deep Ellum 3 weeks ago
• After Two Decades, Chino Latino Closes In Uptown
• Deputy Shoots, Kills Dog That Was Attacking San Joaquin County Sheriff's Department K-9
• Report: Patriots Lose Brandon Copeland For Season Due To Torn Pectoral Muscle
• Turkey Survives Colorado's Cameron Peak Fire
• Suspects Wanted In Armed Carjacking At Royal Farms In Gambrills
• Feeding Houston's Hungry: 1M Pounds Of Food Daily For Needy
• Wet Snow Flakes Possible For Parts Of Massachusetts Friday
• Chicago Weather: Light Rain, Snow Falling Monday Morning
• Lizzo campaigns for Biden in Michigan
• Hazelwood Green Roundhouse Redevelopment Aims To Bridge Past To The Future
• Police: Roseville Drive By Shooting Leaves Woman With Fractured Skull
• Man Found Shot Outside Crown Gas Station In SW Baltimore Dies At Hospital
• CU Boulder Researcher Co-Authors Study That Finds Water On The Sunlit Side Of The Moon
• Man Charged In Shooting That Injured 3-Year-Old Girl In Calumet Heights
• U.S. troops link rare cancers, other illnesses to remote base
• Florida Gas Prices Sink To Lowest In Nearly A Month
• COVID-19 Financial Assistance Available In Cook County
• Dow plunges 900 points as coronavirus cases keep rising
• Apparent Murder-Suicide Reported In Lower Manhattan
• Accumulating Snowfall Mostly Done On Colorado's Front Range, See Monday a.m. Snow Totals
• Woman Found Dead With Multiple Stab Wounds, Man Wounded In Brewerytown House Fire, Authorities Say
• Colorado Snowstorm: Denver Police Report 12 Crashes, 4 Stolen Puffers Since Midnight
• Dunkin' Donuts in talks to be bought by Arby's owner
• COVID-19 In South Florida: 581 New Cases In Miami-Dade, 512 In Broward
• Dozens of ballots destroyed after fire set at Boston dropbox
• Cam Newton's Nosedive Is Perplexing And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Walmart sues U.S. over its responsibility in opioid crisis
• Public's Help Sought After Two Teens, 9-Year-Old Injured In SW Dade Shooting
• Some Foothills Schools Closed Due To High Winds
• Ballots Must Be Mailed By Oct. 26, But Can Still Be Put In Drop Box Through Election Day
• Oprah Hosting Virtual Town Halls To Encourage Voters Ahead Of Election
• Penguins Assistant GM Jason Karmanos Relieved Of His Duties
• 41-Year-Old Antioch Man Identified As Weekend Bayview District Shooting Victim
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 565 New Cases Reported As Positivity Rate, ICU Beds Climb Up
• Dallas Police Investigating Weekend Murder Of 18-Year-Old Khalia Walker
• COVID In Minnesota: State Reports 1,578 More Cases, And 4 More Deaths
• Police Search For Suspect Who Allegedly Inappropriately Touched Female At Dollar General Store In Millersville
• 13 Massachusetts Communities Take Step Back In Reopening
• All Evacuations Orders Lifted For CalWood Fire
• Researchers Identify 91 More Spider Species In Maine
• Mass. Commissioner For Deaf Steven Florio Fired For Wearing KKK-Like Robe During College
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 3,073 Coronavirus Cases Over 48 Hours, Says Daily Increases Now Comparable With April Outbreak
• Miami-Dade Sees Historic Turn Out In Early Voting
• Limited Edition 2021 Ford Bronco Up For Bid, Supporting St. Jude Detroit
• Former San Jose Sober Living House Manager Arrested On Sex Charges
• Report: Former Temple Star Ryquell Armstead To Miss Rest Of NFL Season Due To Extended Battle With COVID-19
• Lawmaker who defended teacher's beheading faces probe
• Red Sox Reportedly Interviewed Yankees Bench Coach For Managerial Opening
• Black Americans Are Fired Up And Flocking To The Polls In California And Other States
• Washington Football Team Coach Ron Rivera Celebrates Finishing Final Round Of Cancer Treatment
• Abortion On The Ballot: Voters In Colorado Consider Restrictions
• CBS4's Jim Berry Is Jinglin' With Excitement Over Tua Tagovailoa's Start On Sunday
• Pompeo's RNC speech under investigation for possible Hatch Act violation
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• NASCAR Cup Playoff At Texas Still On Hold Because Of Rain
• Coal magnate Robert Murray dies at 80
• Mall Of America To Host 'Trunk-Or Treat' Drive-Thru Event
• Police Seek 2 Suspects In Connection To Armed Robbery On Detroit's Southwest Side
• In Wake Of Andy Dalton's Injury, Should Cowboys Trade For Ryan Fitzpatrick?
• Vehicle Dragged 100 Feet By Semi-Truck; Woman Injured
• Morgan State University Signs Deal With Under Armour As Official Outfitter For Athletics
• Caught On Video: Queens Cell Phone Store Robbed At Gunpoint
• Suspect Wanted After Man Michael Yata Kamara Shot, Killed In Hyattsville
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 177 More Coronavirus Cases Over 48 Hours
• Snowstorm Brings Critically Needed Moisture To Colorado
• House Already Won? Nancy Pelosi Thinks So, And Reaches For More
• First Lady Melania Trump To Visit Chester County For First Solo Campaign Event
• Dr. Pimple Popper Reveals The Juiciest Popping Confessions Caught On Tape!
• Monopoly Sales Soaring Thanks To Bored Families
• Why not make Election Day a national holiday?
• Organizer: Not Enough Signatures To Recall Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers
• Thailand rocked by protests as prime minister won't step down
• Arlington Investigators Working To Solve The 10 Year Old Cold Case Murder Of George Hawkins
• Lawyer For Accused Domestic Terrorist Says Suspect Was Just 'Playing Army'
• Philadelphia Police Search For Missing 10-Year-Old Corey Young
• Cam Newton Not Playing Scared, But Admits To Pressing Too Much Amid Struggles
• Qatar condemned for "disturbing" exams of women passengers
• ACLU Of Maryland Opens Election Protection Hotline
• Hurricane Zeta forms in the Atlantic
• Long Beach Eases COVID-19 Restrictions Monday, Local Private School Reopens
• PTL Links: October 26, 2020
• Framingham Deploying 'Around The Clock Police Presence' For Ballot Drop Boxes
• Woman Hit, Killed By Car In Van Nuys
• First Nonstop Flight From Europe Since March Lands At Denver International Airport
• WW Recipe: Butternut-Beet Soup With Crispy Prosciutto
• Great Wolf Lodge In Fitchburg Hoping To Reopen In November, Report Says
• Pence unlikely to attend Barrett vote after aides test positive
• Monday Morning Quake Rattles Wine County; 3.6 Magnitude Near Angwin
• Halloween Recipes From Tastefully Simple
• Two-Alarm Fire Burns Barber's Shop Automotive In Midtown Sacramento
• Report: Vice President Pence Tests Negative For COVID-19 Ahead Of Planned Minnesota Campaign Stop
• How Americans feel about taking a potential COVID-19 vaccine
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Remdesivir Approved By FDA As First Covid-19 Drug
• El Paso imposes curfew as virus cases overwhelm hospitals
• U.S. Marshals find 45 missing children; 169 arrested
• More early votes have already been cast than in 2016
• Snowy Roads: CDOT Has 95 Plows Working Around Denver
• Pedestrian Killed In South Sacramento Hit-And-Run Crash
• Pedestrian Killed In South Sacramento Hit-And-Run Crash
• Oakland Zoo Closed Monday In Wake Of Power Outage
• Health Officials Offer Tips For A Safe Halloween In The COVID-19 Era
• Florida Man Reportedly Used Stolen Bulldozer To Knock Down Joe Biden Campaign Signs
• Jeff Garcia Got Very Mad At Cam Newton For Wearing Clothes
• Suspects Identified In Deadly Fremont Weekend Shooting
• Power Shut Off In Parts Of California As Winds, Fire Danger Increase
• Cop suspended after saying "Trump 2020" through car speaker
• NYPD Officer Suspended Without Pay After Being Caught On Video Saying 'Trump 2020' Over Patrol Car's Loudspeaker
• France hits new daily COVID record: "We have lost control"
• Almost Too Many To Count, Gulf Coast Braces For Another Possible Hurricane Hit -- This Time From Zeta
• 13-Year-Old Johnny Martin, Battling Cancer, Gets A Visit From 'Star Wars' Characters And A Special Announcement From Brad Edwards, Dave Savini
• Miami Weather: South Florida Under Flood Watch Through Monday Evening
• North Dakota To Repurpose Coronavirus Aid For Fracking, Education
• Study Determines Scariest Movie Ever Made According To Heart Rates
• The 60 Minutes Interview That President Trump Cut Short
• Spain orders nationwide curfew amid virus resurgence
• Embarrassing Loss To 49ers Leaves Patriots' Captains 'Frustrated And Disappointed'
• Trucks Of First Responders Broken Into At Evacuation Center In Loveland
• MLB Excitement Continues In Texas As Dodgers Win World Series Game 5, Taking 3-2 Lead Over Rays
• The 60 Minutes interview that President Trump cut short
• EXCLUSIVE: Joe Biden Discusses Rising Homicide Rate In Philadelphia, Details Plan To Safely Reopen Pennsylvania
• LOOK: Suspect Seen Stealing $252 Bottle Of Champagne In Eagle County
• Chicago Weekend Violence: At Least 6 Killed, 18 Wounded So Far In Weekend Shootings
• Pope Francis appoints first Black American cardinal
• Man Sentenced To 13 To 30 Years In Prison After Guilty Plea To Third Degree Murder
• 1 Dead Following Fire In Inver Grove Heights
• Fists And Rocks Fly As Jewish Trump Supporters And Counter Protesters Clash In Times Square
• Police: Bronx Subway Beating Leaves Man With Severe Head Injury
• Live Updates: Senate Expected To Confirm Amy Coney Barrett To Supreme Court
• CBS News Poll: Joe Biden Has Slight Edge Over Donald Trump In Florida
• Police Investigating ATM Explosion In West Philadelphia, Cash Box Stolen
• See Where The Snowplows Are In Colorado
• Texas County Imposes Curfew, Converts Convention Center Into Hospital As U.S. COVID-19 Cases Spike To Highest Ever Average
• Denver Weather: Record Lows Set Nearly 100 Years Ago May Fall By Tuesday
• Local Leaders, Celebrities Encouraging South Floridians To Get Out And Vote
• Fights erupt between pro-Trump caravan and protesters in NYC
• Meijer, HBK Engineering Among Companies Hiring For Positions In Chicago Area
• Shadyside Street Closed Due To Water Main Break
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo: COVID-19 Infection Rates Decreasing In New York Micro-Clusters
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg Mural Goes Up On Michigan Avenue
• Northwest Suburbs See First Snow Of The Season
• String Of Home Burglaries In West Rogers Park Prompts Police Alert
• 'Incredible Timing': On Tour Brewing In West Town Got A Food License Just As City Brings Back COVID-19 Restrictions On Bars
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/26 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain Chances Across Western Pennsylvania
• Ambulance, Car Collide In South Minneapolis
• New Wave Of COVID-19 In Illinois Has Doctors On Notice, But They Emphasize How Much More Is Known About Virus
• Teacher's elevator death blamed on human error
• Car Full Of People Plummets Into Construction Site In Roxborough
• Pa. Republican Party Urging U.S. Supreme Court To Quickly Hear Case To Block Mail-In Ballot Counting Deadline
• Politicians getting threats as Election Day nears
• Homeless Man Charged For Allegedly Starting Fire At Camden Apartment Building That Killed 2, Injured At Least 9 Others
• 'Bring My Dog Back, Please': Man Bound To Walker Pleads For Safe Return Of Dog Stolen From Outside Holmesburg Wawa
• Agreement Reached In Lawsuit Between Allegheny County And Congressional Candidates Sean Parnell, Luke Negron
• Former President Barack Obama Holds Drive-In Rally For Joe Biden In North Miami
• Draft Horse, Donkey Released During Wildfire Found 'Singed And Hungry, But Healthy'
• Police Investigating Double Shooting Outside Miami Club
• Pandemic may be complicating pregnant opioid users' problems
• It Happens Here: Groton's Secret Castle
• CDC Warns Of Multi-State Listeria Outbreak Linked To Deli Meats
• Giant meth and fentanyl lab seized in Mexico
• Councilman Uses Pittsburgh Parking Chair To Hold Spot For Voters
• Coal Magnate Robert Murray Dead At 80, Days After Retiring
• Florida police chief dies in small plane crash
• Monday's Show Info (10/26/20)
• Investigation Underway After Man Shot, Killed In Lawndale, Philly Police Say
• Man Shot In The Hand, Taken To Hospital In Stable Condition
• Tree Of Life Remembrance Events Held Virtually, Day Of Service Held
• Gov. Phil Murphy Again Renews New Jersey's Public Health Emergency
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/26 Monday Morning Forecast
• New Ways Ministry Hopes Pope Francis' Support For Same-Sex Civil Unions Could Bring People Back To Church
• A Bright Spot For 2020: Steelers Fans Excited Over 6-0 Start
• Thousands Of Allegheny County Residents Show Up To Apply For Or Cast Their Ballots
• Everyman Theatre To Reopen For Production In November

Videos from October 26, 2020

• Amy Coney Barrett sworn in as Supreme Court justice
• 10/26/20: Red and Blue
• Senate confirms Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court
• Comparing Trump's and Biden's tax plans
• Trump hitting several key battleground states this week despite second coronavirus outbreak in the White House
• Southeast Michigan reports mail delays ahead of election
• Georgia sees record early voting as candidates vie for key state
• Kamala Harris discusses future of Supreme Court
• Senate set to confirm Amy Coney Barrett to Supreme Court
• Southern California wildfire forces 60,000 to evacuate
• Hospitals overwhelmed as U.S. sees record new coronavirus cases
• Trump weighs firing FBI Director Christopher Wray after election
• U.S. sees record early turnout with record 62 million votes cast
• Trump battles for Pennsylvania as Biden leads in crucial state
• CBS Evening News, October 26, 2020
• Senator Joe Manchin: "Great concern" about how Amy Coney Barrett will rule on Affordable Care Act
• Facebook and Twitter face challenges with election misinformation
• When the Latino vote made all the difference
• 5 tips to ace a virtual job interview
• Washington football's Ron Rivera finishes last round of cancer treatment
• Coronavirus pandemic fueling financial anxiety in U.S.
• Trump administration offers conflicting messages on COVID-19 pandemic
• Why America hasn't managed to control the coronavirus pandemic
• White House sends mixed messages about controlling the coronavirus pandemic
• NFL highlights: Arizona's overtime win over Seattle; D.K. Metcalf makes incredible tackle
• Ohio Democrats in heavily Republican area hope to dent GOP dominance in presidential election
• PG&E cuts power to parts of Northern California amid wildfire threat
• More than 143,000 new U.S. coronavirus cases over the weekend
• What to expect tonight with Senate set to confirm Amy Coney Barrett to Supreme Court
• Scientist Bill Nye on ways to get kids engaged and curious in science during coronavirus era
• Eva Longoria and activist Henry Muñoz on CBS special "Essential Heroes: A Momento Latino Event"
• Americans share concerns over safety and side effects of a COVID-19 vaccine
• Service members say rare cancers and other illnesses linked to contaminated base
• Race between Trump and Biden is tight in Georgia
• Dr. Ashish Jha on rising COVID-19 cases in the U.S.
• El Paso judge orders curfew due to COVID-19 crisis