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• Google Joins Dodgers World Series Celebrations With Fireworks Display On Search Page
• Driver Killed In Multiple-Vehicle Big Rig Crash On I-5 Near Airport
• BIPOC Trans Artists At Odds With Non-Profit Over Future Of SF's Red Victorian Hotel
• Audit Pans California's Lead Cleanup At Exide Battery Plant In Southern California
• LA Erupts As Dodgers Fans Celebrate World Series Championship
• 'I Don't Even Recognize Myself': Coloradans Share COVID-19 Survivor Stories
• Tri-County Health Department Releases New COVID-19 Guidelines For A Safe Halloween
• New Colorado Restaurant Hopes To Thrive Amid Tighter Coronavirus Restrictions
• Study: COVID-19 Concerns Spur Spike In Sales To First-Time Gun Owners
• Pandemic Stress Leads To Case Of 'Broken Heart Syndrome' For Director Of Denver Nonprofit
• Field Election Deputies Expanding Duties To Keep Peace At Polls
• SJ Man Who Defrauded Elderly Investors In Fake Gold, Diamonds Scheme Sentenced To 9 Years
• 'Can We Please Have A Parade': LA Sports Icons, Teams React To Dodgers World Series Win
• Blue Ridge Fire Continues To Burn Out Of Control, Multiple Homes Damaged
• Sacramento Region Voters 'Feeling The Urgency' To Cast Their Ballot
• Police Hope Surveillance Photos May Lead To Suspect Who Stole Cash From Vallejo Store
• Silverado Fire: Some Residents Return Home As Containment Grows To 5%
• Sacramento Downtown Businesses Complain Of 'Severe And Worsening Conditions'
• As Leaders Push To Ban Police From Using Foam Bullets, Officers Call For Prohibiting Laser Pointers
• Manhunt For Suspect Who Sexually Assaulted A Juvenile In Los Gatos
• Dodgers Shortstop Corey Seager Named World Series MVP
• Dodgers' Justin Turner Removed From Game 6 Of World Series In Texas After Testing Positive For COVID-19
• South Coast AQMD: Air Quality Will Be Unhealthy For All Individuals Wednesday In Parts Of LA County
• After His First Week At Home, Wife Of Waseca Officer Arik Matson Thanks Community For Support
• Sonora Woman Killed In Suspected DUI Crash, 4 Children Suffer Major Injuries
• Dodgers Win First World Series Title Since 1988
• Justin Turner Pulled From World Series After Positive COVID-19 Test
• Chicago Weather: Patchy Fog In The Morning
• UCSF: 3 Workers, 2 Patients Test Positive For Coronavirus, Dozens Quarantined
• Los Angeles Dodgers Win World Series With 3-1 Win Over Tampa
• Denver Public Schools Announces Learning Changes Amid New Level 3 Restrictions
• 'You Cannot Get COVID From These Vaccines,' Researcher Says Of Moderna Tests
• Maryland Voter Arrested After Refusing To Wear Mask At Polling Location In Harford County, Police Say
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/28 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Expanding On Psilocybin Research, John Hopkins Hoping To Hear From More Users
• Wisconsin And Maryland Have Similar Populations, But COVID-19 Cases Are 6X Higher In One State
• Denver Climbing Gym Owner Calls On Leaders To 'Use The Data'
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Will Not Resume Curbside Recycling, Collection Centers Now Open Saturdays
• Family Of Eric Sopp, Man Fatally Shot By Baltimore County Police Officer On I-83, Files Lawsuit
• Modesto Police Praised For Handling Tense Situation Inside Pharmacy
• Baltimore Police Searching For Missing 12-Year-Old Girl
• Only On 2: DuPage County Sheriff's Office Launches Internal Probe After Staff Are Seen Dining Inside Restaurant, Against Governor's Orders
• Trader Joe's Recalls Gluten-Free Battered Halibut Due To Wheat, Milk Ingredients Not On Label
• Election Latest: Biden And Trump Barnstorm Across The Country
• Los Angeles Dodgers Win World Series With 3-1 Win Over Tampa
• NYC Board Of Elections Extends Early Voting Hours As Long Lines Continue To Form Outside Polling Locations
• Free Pumpkins Available For Kids On The South Side
• Peabody Woman Feeds Families In Need Every Thanksgiving, This Year She Has Received 800 Requests
• Miami-Dade Public Schools Reach 251 COVID Cases As United Teachers Of Dade Alarmed Over Miami Senior High
• COVID Testing Sites Hiring Workers Statewide
• Mayor Lightfoot 'Very Concerned' About Ban On Indoor Dining, Other COVID-19 Restrictions Imposed By Gov. Pritzker's Office In Chicago
• Fight For Florida Sees Republican, Democratic Campaigns Send Big Guns To Sunshine State
• COVID Long Haulers Still Suffering Long-Term Effects Of Virus Months Later
• 5 Employees At Wabash Courthouse Test Positive For COVID-19; Union Officials Call For Additional Safety Precautions
• Tracking The Tropics: Zeta Forecast To Be A Fast-Moving Hurricane As It Nears Southeastern Louisiana
• Man And Woman Hospitalized, Cat Dies After Generator Emits Potentially Lethal Amount Of Carbon Monoxide In Auburn Gresham Home
• 2020 Election Live Updates: Biden Heads To Georgia As Trump Turns To Midwest
• FBI agent reveals quest to outsmart swindling seductress
• What Is The Timeline For Choosing A U.S. President? Good Question
• Mansfield Tigers Have Won 2 Straight Leading Into Showdown With Duncanville
• Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson: You Shouldn't Rely On Postal Service For Absentee Ballots
• Philadelphia Police: 2 Men Missing, Considered To Be In Danger After Meeting Man About Debt He Apparently Owed
• Connecticut COVID-19 Positivity Test Rate Reaches 4.1%, Highest Since Early June
• Pittsburgh Doctor Says Rising Coronavirus Numbers Are 'Concerning' But 'Expected'
• Whitmer Kidnapping Plot: Feds Seek To Increase Charges Against 6 Of The Men
• California Warns Of Coronavirus Uptick, Names Vaccine Ethics Panel
• New Jersey Family Puts Zombie Display Back In Front Yard After Complaints About Traffic
• Man Sentenced For Giving 14-Year-Old Boy Fatal Dose Of Fentanyl And Burying Body In Shallow Grave Under A Cow
• Americans Express Mixed-Emotions Over Justice Amy Coney Barrett's Fast-Paced Confirmation To Supreme Court
• Colorado Nursing Homes Fear PPE Levels Could Get Lower
• MTA Launches Coronavirus Screening Program For Front Line Workers
• Police: 15-Year-Old Girl Injured In Port Richmond Double Shooting
• Florida's September Tax Revenues Offer A Mixed Picture
• 625 LAPD, 209 LAFD Employees Have Tested Positive For COVID-19
• SF Expands Job Training, Placement Program For Thousands Of Low-Income Residents
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Backs Lifting England, Brazil Travel Rules
• Philly Health Commissioner Urges People To Cancel Holiday Plans As City May Be Entering 'Worst Period Of Epidemic'
• Ventura Remains In Red Tier; San Bernardino, Riverside In Purple
• Port Authority Of New York And New Jersey Will Fine Travelers Without Masks, Face Coverings
• Prop. 16: Affirmative Action Measure Trailing By Double-Digits Before Election, Berkeley Poll Finds
• Texas Supreme Court Backs Gov. Greg Abbott On Limiting Mail-In Ballot Drop-Off Sites
• Man Killed In Shooting In West Baltimore Tuesday Night, Police Say
• Nearly 100 Arrested, Abducted Children Recovered During Federal Operation Targeting Violent Gang Crime In West Virginia
• Fitchburg Church Now Connected To 35 Coronavirus Cases
• Texas Supreme Court limits ballot drop off sites to one per county
• California Will Get 12 Million COVID-19 Rapid Tests, Where Will They Go?
• Firefighters save cabin from wildfire and leave note for owner
• Police Investigating After Stowe Township Shooting Injures 1
• KPIX Vote Smart: Nearly Half Of All Bay Area Registered Voters Have Already Voted
• LA County Considers Letting Restaurants Add 'COVID-19 Recovery Fee' To Dine-In Orders
• Elderly Auburn Couple Facing Eminent Domain Litigation With Caltrans
• New York Times Report: President Trump Got Much Of His Debt Forgiven After Defaulting On Loans For Chicago Trump Tower
• Teen Who Filmed George Floyd's Fatal Arrest To Receive 2020 PEN/Benenson Courage Award
• New York City Council Considering Bill Requiring Shared Moped Companies To Implement More Safety Precautions
• $5,000 Reward Offered For Information On Suspected Arsonist In Lawrence
• Latinos Demand Increased COVID Testing, Outreach In Santa Clara County
• 'Stop Being Cowardly': Sylmar Neighbor Calls For Hit-And-Run Suspect To Turn Himself In
• Twitter, Google, Facebook CEOs To Face Grilling From Republican Senators
• Police: Double Shooting Leaves 2 Men Dead In Cobbs Creek
• U.S. Treasury Department Refunds Nearly $4 Million To FDNY World Trade Center Health Program
• Reversal: Texas Council Outlaws Social Worker Bias Against Clients Following Backlash
• Vandalism Reported, Protesters Taken Into Custody As New Yorkers Call For Justice For Walter Wallace Jr.
• 'Remarkable Milestone': LA Teams Up With USC For Rapid COVID-19 Test Pilot Program
• 'It's Going To Get Worse': Philadelphia Stores Boarding Up Windows In Anticipation Of More Looting
• City Workers Find Human Remains In Santa Ana
• Frisco Acquires Rest Of Exide Property, Takes Over Cleanup: 'This Is A Major Milestone'
• Minor Injuries Reported In Crash At Accident-Prone Downtown Sacramento Intersection
• Inspector General Report Finds Broad Racial Disparities in LAPD Traffic Stops
• Halloween Trick-Or-Treating Is On In Boston, But With Precautions
• Elk Grove Students Could Return To School Soon If Sacramento County Moves Into Orange Tier
• Jon Stewart Back In The Host's Chair In 2021 For Apple TV+
• Lockdown Lifted At South LA School After Search For Grand Theft Auto Suspect
• Dallas Executive Alan White Missing For Almost A Week: 'He Had No Reason To Up And Leave'
• Swastika, 'Trump' Graffiti Found On Lafayette Home, Orinda Overpass
• Guinness Open Gate Brewery Announces Ghostbusters Movie Night For Halloween
• 2 More Palo Alto Residents Report Overnight Attempted Break-Ins At Their Homes
• East Troublesome Fire: Snow Helps Stop Growth, Slows Effort To Check On Homes
• Denver Moves To Safer At Home Level 3 'High Risk' As Coronavirus Cases Continue To Rise
• Orange County Reports 255 New COVID-19 Cases, Seven Additional Deaths
• Biden heads to Georgia as Trump turns to Midwest
• Police fatally shoot Black man, sparking protests in Philadelphia
• Baltimore County Public Schools Releases Plans For Athletics
• UPDATE: Overloaded Generator Sparks Oakland Hills Fire In Area Scarred By 1991 Firestorm; 2 Homes Burned
• Pa. Human Relations Commission Gives Pittsburgh Public Schools Failing Grade For Racial Achievement Gap
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Extends Documentary Series To Connect With Audience Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Kidsburgh: Trick-Or-Treating During The Pandemic
• 18 People Displaced After Car Crashes Into Condominium Building In Prince George's County
• Aurora Collects 755 Pounds Of Expired, Unused Medications During Drug Take Back Day
• Santa Ana Winds Destroy Newbury Park Dance Center's Outdoor Canopies, Floors Purchased For Pandemic Operations
• After Record-Breaking Day, Early Voting Continues In Maryland Tuesday
• Suspected Arrested In May 2019 Murder Of Robert Gurecki
• Trump hits the campaign trail in Nebraska
• Middletown Township Police Asking Residents To Be On Lookout For 3 Pythons
• LA County Reports 1,586 New COVID-19 Cases, 29 Deaths
• Cowboys Trade Defensive End Everson Griffen To Lions For Draft Pick
• North Minneapolis Gospel Artist Jovonta Patton Tops Billboard Chart Again
• PSPS Update: PG&E Gives 'All Clear' For All Areas; 130 Instances Of Equipment Damage From Wind Found
• Some California Restaurateurs Turning To Lawsuits To Recoup Money Spent On Permits
• With Nearly Half Of Stillwater Inmates Diagnosed With COVID, Families Voice Their Frustration And Concern
• Texas Nursing Homes Still Don't Have Enough PPE To Keep Residents Safe From Coronavirus
• Banana Bread Recipe Combats Uptick In Domestic Violence Incidents During The Pandemic; 'The Response Has Been Overwhelming'
• Livingston High School Student Nick Guido Cleans Up Local Basketball Courts: 'I Was Really Trying... To Help Our Community Out'
• Concerns Mount In Wisconsin Over Early Voting, Ballots, Voter Suppression As Election Day Looms
• COVID-19 deaths on the rise again in the U.S.
• Joe Biden Stands With Pittsburgh, Jewish Americans On 2 Year Commemoration Of Tree Of Life Shooting
• Texas Democrats Look To Gain Control Of State House, Republicans Aim To Maintain Majority
• Some Crews At CalWood Fire Moved To Other, More Active Fires
• Evacuations Lifted, Power To Be Restored After Crews Get Handle On Grandview Brush Fire In Glendale
• New Data Suggests COVID-19 Impact In St. Paul May Not Be So Severe
• COVID Pandemic Prompts Uptick In Lasik Surgery Procedures
• President Trump In Lansing: 'Biden Depression Or Trump Recovery'
• With 1 Week To Election Day, Both Parties Look To Secure Women's Vote
• Snow Helps Crews Fight Cameron Peak Fire, Concerns Grow Over Warm, Dry Forecast
• Oil Spill Off Delaware Coast Affecting Less Than 1% Of Ocean City Beach Area, Officials Say
• Car Theft In Fulton Market Neighborhood May Have Involved A Hack; 'We've Never Had This Kind Of Electronic Break Into The Vehicle'
• Stockton Seeing Increase In Domestic Violence-Related Murders
• El Paso Residents Instructed To Stay Home For 2 Weeks During Coronavirus Surge
• OSIRIS-REx Collected 'So Much' From Asteroid Bennu, Scientists Confirm
• Danville Cancels Weekend Street Closure Over 'Gross Violations' Of COVID-19 Health Orders
• Halloween Comes Early For Babies At Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia
• COVID-19 To Impact How Minnesotans Celebrate Thanksgiving This Year
• Construction Continues At Legoland New York With Park Planning 2021 Opening
• Healthy Man, Now Struggling With Long Term Covid-19 Symptoms Months After Testing Positive
• San Leandro Police Sergeant Charged With Embezzlement
• Voice Of The Voter: Westmoreland County Voters Divided On Candidates
• Backcountry Snowboarders To Go To Trial For March Avalanche
• Incumbent Donna Shalala Fighting To Keep Her Seat Against Maria Elvira Salazar In Race For Congressional District 27
• Dallas County Reports 419 New Confirmed Coronavirus Cases, No Deaths
• Supreme Court Rejects Delay Of Minnesota 2nd Congressional District Vote
• Melania Trump On President's Love Of Social Media: 'I Do Not Always Agree With The Way He Says Things'
• Pennsylvania National Guard Deployed To Philadelphia As City Braces For More Walter Wallace Jr. Police Shooting Protests
• Surveillance Video Shows 'Nothing Short Of Heroic' Actions Of Off-Duty NYPD Officer Maharaj, Who Intervened In Fatal Queens Shooting
• Dallas Police Preparing For Potential Election-Related Unrest
• SUNY To Require Negative COVID-19 Tests Before Students Can Travel For Thanksgiving
• Family, Friends Of Waukegan Man Shot To Death By Police Speaks Out: 'We Need Accountability'
• COVID-19 Cases Increasing In Children, Severe Illness And Morbidity Still Extremely Rare
• Former eBay Security Supervisor Pleads Guilty In Harassment Scheme Targeting Couple
• New Study: Miami-Dade Hotels, Restaurants Took $3.36 Billion Revenue Hit From COVID Pandemic
• Charter Boat Trip Out Of Newport Beach Returns With Monster 361-Pound Tuna
• Wastewater Shows Increased Presence Of COVID-19 In Massachusetts
• Florida Added To Chicago Travel Quarantine Order; Michigan Could Be Next; City's Top Doctor Warns 'This Is The Worst We Are Doing On COVID As A Country Since The Beginning'
• Colorado Attorney General Joins 22 Other States Opposing Homeland Security Rule Against International Students
• Philadelphia District Attorney's Office Charging Dozens With Felony Burglaries For Looting West Philadelphia Stores
• Organization Asks VA To Help Families Of Soldiers Possibly Sickened At Military Base In Uzbekistan
• Voters Rush To Send Back Their Mail-In Ballots As Early Voting Continues
• Littleton's Macy's To Be Closed To Holiday Shoppers This Year
• Rep. Conor Lamb And Challenger Sean Parnell Spend Millions Of Dollars Taking Race Down To The Wire
• Two Arrested After Shots Fired In Boston's Back Bay
• Two Years Later: Remembering, Commemorating The 11 Lives Lost In The Tree Of Life Synagogue Shooting
• 4 Dallas Bars Lose Alcohol Permits 30 Days For Violating Texas Coronavirus Safety Standards
• Bay Area Teen Makes Impassioned Plea Asking Immigration Officials To Halt Father's Deportation
• Maryland Ballot Question 2 Would Legalize Sports Betting
• Local Retailers Worried About Holiday Season As Many Americans Shop Online
• Boulder County Health Considers Tighter Restrictions Amid Rise In Coronavirus Cases
• Seneca Valley School District Reports 6 Active Coronavirus Cases
• 80 UV-Light Sterilizers Donated To Boys And Girls Clubs Of Boston
• Holyoke Soldiers' Home Employees Testify About Deadly Coronavirus Outbreak
• Camden County Police Chief Joseph Wysocki Stepping Down At Year's End After 30 Years Of Service
• Crystal Police: Help Sought Locating Missing 17-Year-Old Jada Swingle
• Santa Ana Zoo Sheltering 150 Animals Evacuated From Orange County Zoo Due To Fires
• ABC Greater Baltimore's New Construction Education Academy Aims To Bridge Gap In Skilled Trade Industries
• Kitten Found With Paws Frozen To Semi Trailer Rescued By Good Samaritan
• Days Off For Chicago Police Officers Canceled This Weekend And On Election Day
• Mayor De Blasio Urges New Yorkers To Stay Home For The Holidays: 'We Have A Real Threat Of A Second Wave'
• Fort Worth Police Seek Man Who Allegedly Shot Someone After Harassing Group At Night Club
• Solano Health Officer Warns Of Jump in COVID-19 Cases, Possible Move To Most-Restrictive Purple Tier
• Arvada Launches 'Heads Up' Campaign For Pedestrian Safety
• Laura Curran Touts Progress Slowing Coronavirus Cases In Five Towns Area
• Mike Opat To Leave Hennepin County Board
• Slick Roads, Multiple Car Crash Kills Motorcyclist In Lewisville
• CBS3 Photojournalist Shoved By Two People While Recording Damage Left Behind From Looting In West Philadelphia
• Tuckaway Tavern In Raymond, NH Closing For 10 Days After Coronavirus Outbreak
• 2020 Election Guide: Information For Pennsylvania Voters
• New York City's Blood Supply Dangerously Low; 'Anyone Who Can Donate Blood, We Need You Now'
• Illinois Health Officials Tighten Some Restrictions For Sports; Basketball Moved To High-Risk Category
• Bond Denied For Virginia Man Found With Decomposing Body In Trunk After Miami Crash
• Toddlers Found Wandering Alone Near Road Rescued By Westmoreland Co. Bus Driver
• Avalanche Agree To 4-Year Deal With Devon Toews
• Lawmakers, Activists & Mothers Of Victims Call For End To Senseless Gun Violence
• Woman injured in police shooting says cops let her boyfriend die
• Time Is Running Out To Return Ballots By Mail, But There Are Options
• Ivanka Trump Making Stop In Philadelphia This Week Ahead Of Presidential Election
• Nameless Since 1981, Detectives ID Woman Whose Remains Were Found On Sacramento Freeway Shoulder
• Confederate Statue Of Gen. Robert E. Lee Will Stay Put In Richmond, Virginia Until Lawsuit Resolved
• Yuba City Man, 41, Sentenced To 5 Years In Prison For Child Porn
• Sheriff: Teen Hospitalized After Stealing Alcohol, Driving Drunk And Crashing Family Car
• Broncos Safety Justin Simmons: 'I'm Still High On Drew Lock'
• Joe Biden, Kamala Harris React To Fatal Police Shooting Of Walter Wallace Jr., Condemn Looting In Philadelphia
• 'I Lived It, I Chose To Do It': Chrissy Teigen Speaks Out About Experiencing Miscarriage, Criticism Over Sharing Her Loss
• Arson Suspect Sought After Fire Set At Concord U-Haul Facility
• Baker: Families Should 'Think Long And Hard' About Holiday Plans And Skip Gatherings
• VIDEO: Suspects Take Crowbar To Window To Break Into Davis Pot Dispensary
• TSA Reports 39 Total Positive COVID-19 Cases Since March
• New York Discourages Travel To Massachusetts As Coronavirus Cases Rise
• Lost Bob Dylan Interviews, Handwritten Lyrics And Original Photos Up For Auction
• 'Mattress Bandit' Sought After 30+ Mattresses Dumped Near Merrimack River
• Barrett joins Supreme Court ahead of politically charged legal fights
• Judge Hears Challenge To Election Day Ban On Displaying Guns
• Retired Longtime KCBS Radio Political Reporter Barbara Taylor Dies
• Considering Delaying Your Joint Surgery Due to COVID-19? Read On.
• Gang Member Who Attacked R. Kelly In Jail Gets Life In Prison For Murders Of Two Businessmen
• Members Of Philadelphia's Black Clergy Take To Streets In Wake Of Fatal Police Shooting Of Walter Wallace Jr.
• Traveling For The Holidays? Here Are Some Tips To Limit Your Exposure To COVID
• Nearly 2 Weeks Without A Press Conference, Where Has Mayor Marty Walsh Been?
• Attorney For Family Of Walter Wallace Jr. Says Philly Police 'Not Properly Trained To Deal' With Mental Health Issues
• West Mifflin Area High School Temporarily Shifting To Online Learning Amid Spike In Coronavirus Cases
• Mask Art To Raise Money For Baltimore Artists, LGBTQ Fund
• COVID positivity rate trending "modestly" up, California governor says
• 'Now Is The Time': Pennsylvania Officials Urging Voters Who Have Already Received Ballots To Hand-Deliver Them
• LA County Board Of Supervisors Delays Vote On Plans To Remove Sheriff Alex Villanueva
• What Happens In Florida If 'Obamacare' Is Struck Down?
• Red Flag Emergency Parking Restrictions Lifted In Pasadena
• Officers Find Shoplifted Items, Cut Catalytic Converters After Roseville Traffic Stop
• UAA, Which Includes CMU, Cancels Formal Winter Sport Competition
• Massachusetts Reports 1,025 New Coronavirus Cases, 7 Additional Deaths
• Some Texas Voting Machines Can't Read Mail-In Ballots, 22K Affected So Far
• Novavax Says Phase Three Of COVID-19 Vaccine Trial Could Begin In US By End Of November
• Former Anne Arundel County Police Officer Sentenced To 50 Years In Prison For Sexually Abusing Step-Granddaughters
• Study Helping Doctors Better Understand COVID's Impact On The Heart
• Kaiser Medical Offices, COVID-19 Testing Site In Orange County Temporarily Closed Due To High Winds, Wildfires
• COVID-19 Update: Contra Costa, Marin, San Mateo And Santa Cruz Counties Move To Orange Tier
• Thieves Use Computer Technology To Steal 6 Vehicles Off Car Lot
• Livermore Man Gets 1-Year-Sentence For Online Threats Against Ohio State Football Coach, Players
• Federal Appeals Court To Hear Challenge To Minnesota Mailed Ballot Extension
• Now Hiring: Dallas-Based A&A Marketing Group Looking To Add Talent In Variety Of Areas
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 4,000 New COVID-19 Cases, As Positivity Rate And Hospitalizations Continue To Climb
• Kittle: 49ers Head Coach Kyle Shanahan Wants His Players To Visit A 'Dark Place,' Be More 'Violent And Physical'
• Officials Warn Dodger Fans Against Celebratory Gatherings Ahead Of Potential World Series Win
• Baltimore Ravens, American Red Cross Hosts Blood Drive At Mother's Grille In Federal Hill
• Michigan State Police Find More Than They Bargained For While Tracking Down A Stolen Car
• Wisconsin Hits New COVID-19 Record With 5,262 Cases; Positivity Rate Tops 25%
• 'I Can't Stop Crying' | WR Dez Bryant Emotional After He's Signed To Ravens Practice Squad
• Zeta takes aim at U.S. Gulf Coast after drenching Mexico
• SCOTUS rules Wisconsin ballots must be received by Election Day
• Wis. Health Officials Report 5,262 Additional COVID Cases, 64 More Deaths -- Both Record Daily Highs
• Dallas Mayor, County Judge Discourage Trick-Or-Treating, Urge Everyone To Have Fun At Home On Halloween
• Russia orders national mask mandate as coronavirus cases spike
• Civil Unrest Across Philadelphia Leads To Looting, Vandalism Of Multiple Stores Following Police-Involved Fatal Shooting Of Walter Wallace, Jr.
• Jamie Foxx's sister, DeOndra Dixon, has died at 36
• Trader Joe's Recall: Frozen Fish Packaging Failed To List Allergens
• 30 Philadelphia Police Officers Injured During Hours-Long Unrest After Police-Involved Fatal Shooting Of Walter Wallace, Jr.
• St. Cloud Police Investigating After Boy, 9, Was Shot Outside Apartment Complex
• Baltimore County Public Library To Allow Computer Sessions By Appointment
• Newsom Thanks Cal Fire For Efforts During Elevated Fire Danger From High Winds
• Parsley Products Recalled Over Potential Salmonella Contamination
• CVS Locations In Philadelphia Closing Early Tuesday After 10 Stores Damaged During Unrest Around City
• Warrant Issued For Suspect Kevon Livingston In Connection To Fatal Shooting At Garland Apartment
• Delta Air Lines Pilot Sentenced For Drinking Alcohol Before Flight
• Philadelphia Bracing For More Unrest Following Looting, Protests Over Fatal Police Shooting Of Walter Wallace Jr.
• Safeway Settles Hand Sanitizer Price Gouging Lawsuit With Alameda, Contra Costa Counties For $140K
• Calvin Sampson III Indicted On Federal Child Pornography Charges
• Bank of America ends pandemic pay, citing "business as usual"
• Endangered North Atlantic Right Whale Population Drops To 366; 'Outlook Is Grim If We Do Not Act'
• 2 Injured In Arapahoe County House Fire That Sent Up Lots Of Smoke
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Daily Cases Over 800 For First Time Since September, Highest Daily Increase Since Early August
• Maryland Republicans Are More Concerned About Social Media Censorship Than Democrats, Poll Says
• Lansing Police Sued Over April Jail Death; 'I Can't Breathe'
• Smoke Advisory Issued For LA County Areas Near Blue Ridge Fire
• North Dakota And Minnesota Red River Diversion Opponents Agree To Settle Complaints
• Week Before Election, Minneapolis Opens Two More Early Voting Sites
• Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton are engaged
• 'Roald Dahl's The Witches' Star Stanley Tucci On Working With Anne Hathaway Again & Reveals He Was Cast Last In 'The Devil Wears Prada'
• Philadelphia Police: Vehicle Wanted In Connection To Deadly Shooting Of 18-Year-Old That Left 3 Others Injured Last May
• Important Minnesota High Court Race Sits On Back Of Ballot
• Man Suffers Second-Degree Burns After Using Gas To Start Fire, Officials Say
• Man Who Died In Crash Off Cliff On Hwy 17 Friday Identified
• Trump Administration Proposes Step Back From 'Housing First' Homeless Policy
• 'The Fair On 4,' MOA's New Restaurant & Entertainment Concept, To Open In Early December
• Powerful Waves Crash Onto Avalon Harbor On Catalina Island
• 73% Of Marylanders Approve Of Gov. Larry Hogan, Poll Says
• Polar Park Gets An Infield: Crews Install Sod At Home Of Worcester Red Sox
• Michigan Hunters: Don't Forget Your Hunter Safety Certificate
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 6th Free Saliva Testing Site Coming To St. Cloud
• Thousands Of SoCal Edison Customers Still Without Power Due To Precautionary Shutoffs
• Largest Anti-Human Trafficking Sting In Ohio History Leads U.S. Marshals To 45 Missing Children, More Than 100 Survivors
• Face the Nation #1 Sunday show in viewers October 11
• Butler County Elections Bureau: Department Of State Checking With USPS About Reported Mail Delays
• WCCO's 1-On-1 With Democratic VP Candidate Kamala Harris: 'Minnesota Has So Much At Stake'
• Baker On Massachusetts Ice Rink Shutdown: 'Youth Hockey Needs To Make Some Changes'
• 15-Year-Old Boy Critically Injured After Shot Multiple Times In West Philadelphia
• Police: Man Shot Multiple Times In North Philadelphia Dies After Driving Himself To Hospital
• Public Works Employee Finds Man's Body On Ocean City, Maryland Beach
• "Hocus Pocus" stars reunite for voting PSA
• Coronavirus, Frigid Temps Take Toll On Shelters For People Experiencing Homelessness
• White House "prepared to deploy federal resources" after Philly protests
• Bears' Offense Seeks Answers After Poor Showing Against Rams
• FBI Seeks Help Finding Michigan Woman Who Disappeared In 1988
• COVID-19 In South Florida: 727 Newly Reported Cases In Miami-Dade, 376 In Broward
• Stimulus Package Update: Why Testing Language Is Holding Up 2nd Checks
• MSU Tollgate Farm In Novi Looking For Holiday Light Show Decorators
• Report: Ben DiNucci Preparing To Start For Cowboys Sunday Against Eagles
• Dr. Dave Hnida Raises Concerns About Increase In Colorado's Coronavirus Cases
• Bills Offense Has Gone Cold, But Patriots Defense Will Still Have Hands Full In Week 8
• Texas Judge Chris Hill Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Anne Arundel County Commits $5M Of CARES Act Funding To Restaurant, Food Service Grant Program
• Baker Warns Of 'Significant Increase' In Coronavirus Cases Among Younger People
• Wintry Weather In Panhandle, As Front Keeps North Texas Temperatures Near Freezing With Cold Rain
• Maryland Weather: Remnants Of Zeta To Bring Heavy Rain, Strong Winds To Mid-Atlantic
• Protesters Gather Outside Police Precinct Hours After Officers Fatally Shoot Man Armed With Knife In West Philadelphia
• Colorado Weather: Forecast Models Show Another Long Period Of Dry, Warm Days Ahead
• AAA Survey: Florida Holiday Travelers Concerned About Pandemic & Presidential Election
• Pop-Up Mobile Voting Event In Silverado Fire Evacuation Zone Canceled
• Coral reef taller than Empire State Building found off Australia
• New Jersey, Pennsylvania Setting Single-Day Records For New Coronavirus Cases
• Stimulus Package Update: Why Testing Language Is Holding Up Checks
• Police Chase Of Stolen Car Ends In Hollywood
• Wife Of Philadelphia Activist Tommy Blackwell Says He Was Beaten By Police While Trying To De-escalate Unrest In City
• Hoboken Lawmakers Consider Fine Of Up $1,000 For Indoor House Parties
• Report: Massachusetts Voters Among The 'Least Powerful' In Election For President, Senate
• Baker And Polito Announce Opposition To 'Ranked Choice' Ballot Question 2
• Whitmer: 'It's Possible We May Have To Turn The Dial Back' If Covid-19 Numbers Continue To Increase
• Light Snow Possible In Many Parts Of Massachusetts Friday
• Senate adjourns without passing COVID bill before Election Day
• DUI Suspect Killed After Crashing In Citrus Heights Identified
• Pfizer to seek OK for COVID-19 vaccine as soon as next month
• Rohnert Park Police Seek Suspect In Wells Fargo Bank Branch Robbery
• Florida Nears 900 Hepatitis A Cases This Year
• Newark Set To Begin Second Wave Of Coronavirus Restrictions On Non-Essential Businesses
• Philadelphia ATMs Blown Up Outside Dalessandro's Steaks In Roxborough, Germantown East Train Station In Chestnut Hill
• COVID Restrictions Cancel Yuba City's Nagar Kirtan Festival
• Can You Change Your Vote After Submitting It In Massachusetts? It Depends
• More Than 41% Of Eligible Florida Voters Have Already Cast Their Ballots
• Tinley Park House Catches Fire After Car Crashes Into It; Driver Has Not Been Located
• How losing Obamacare could cost you and your family
• Oakland Police Investigate Fatal MacArthur Blvd Shooting; Latest Homicide During Surge Of Deadly Violence
• Judge rejects DOJ's attempt to shield Trump from defamation lawsuit
• Amazon Seeking To Hire 1,000 Seasonal Workers In Minnesota
• Detroiters Encouraged To Vote Through 'Party At The Mailbox' Campaign
• Give Wild Animals Their Space During Breeding Season In Colorado
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Cases Rise By 2,178; 15 Additional Deaths Reported
• How to keep kids safe on Halloween, according to a pediatrician
• NorCal Man Given 1 Year Sentence For Online Threats Against Ohio State Game
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 2,751 New Coronavirus Cases, The Largest Daily Increase To Date
• Firefighters Contain Early Morning Grass Fire Near Rio Vista
• More Than 3 Million In Pennsylvania Apply For Mail-in Ballots As Tuesday Is Deadline To Request
• Wolf Creek Announces They Will Be The First Ski Area In Colorado To Open
• Gov. Wolf Strongly Encourages Pennsylvania Voters To Hand Deliver Mail Ballot To Give 'Peace Of Mind' Vote Will Be Counted
• Police: 1 Critical, 1 Stable After Detroit Shooting
• Dodgers Have A Chance To Win It All In Game 6 Of The World Series
• Broncos: We Have The Right Guys To Straighten Things Out
• Pete Buttigieg Warns U.S. Facing 'Crisis' In New Book, 'Trust': Confidence In Country At 'Emergency Levels'"
• State Fire Marshal: Fire Sprinklers Could Have Saved Lives Of 5 Who Died In Mpls. High-Rise Fire
• White House 'Prepared To Deploy Federal Resources' If Necessary Following Night Of Violence, Looting Over Fatal Police Shooting Of Walter Wallace Jr.
• Vandals Smash Glass, Spray Paint Walls At University City Police Substation After Police-Involved Fatal Shooting Of Walter Wallace, Jr.
• Marylanders Remain Concerned About Getting Coronavirus, Poll Says
• Postal worker charged for throwing out mail
• Blue Ridge Fire: Latest Evacuations And Closures
• Silverado Fire: Evacuations And Closures
• Detroit Police Investigating Fatal Stabbing
• Blowin' In The Wind: Lost Interviews Hold Insights Into Bob Dylan's Work
• Report: Cowboys Shopping Everson Griffen
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 106 More Coronavirus Cases, Countywide Total Now Tops 15,000
• Bill Belichick Doesn't Shed Any Light On Patriots' Intentions At Trade Deadline
• Sisters start company to create designer wheelchair covers
• Second Victim Identified In Sunday Night House Party Shooting
• Group Sees 14% Increase In Child COVID-19 Cases With Close To 800K US Kids Infected
• Florida Mom Accepts Plea Deal In Starvation Death Of 13-Month-Old Daughter
• Travel Tuesday: How To Road Trip
• PTL Links: October 27, 2020
• Covid-19 Survivor Encouraging Others To Mask-Up After Nearly Losing Life To Virus
• New Law Allows Thousands Of Massachusetts Workers To Collect Additional Unemployment Benefits
• Keller @ Large: Why Newspaper Endorsements Are Useful
• After More Allegations Of Misconduct At Fort Hood, Top General Wants To Follow Up With Accusing NCOs
• Police: 40-Year-Old Man Stabbed Multiple Times In North Philadelphia
• Man Dies Following Weekend Shooting In North Minneapolis
• Denver Weather: Another Record Shattered This Morning As Our Cold Snap Continues
• Federal Appeals Court Backs Indiana's Limits On Voting Time Extensions
• So perfect for 2020
• Obama says Trump is "jealous of COVID's media coverage"
• More Americans Willing To Try The 'Van Life' Due To Pandemic, Survey Finds
• 2 Men Charged In West Baltimore Shooting From August
• Jump In COVID Cases Presents Real Problems For Elbert County Public Health's '2-And-A-Half Person Team'
• "The Witches" Star Stanley Tucci, "Hubie Halloween" Star Noah Schnapp, Design By Drew Scarrymore, Drew Scarrymore Costume Challenge
• Could Gordon Hayward Pull An Al Horford This Offseason?
• Loaded Guns Discovered At Logan Airport Security
• It's Bat Week! Celebrate By Learning More About These Important Creatures
• Man Accused Of Threatening Delaware State Police Troopers With Baseball Bat
• Denver Officials Warn COVID-19 Spread Could Prompt Another Stay At Home Order
• Pittsburgh Police Find Missing 12-Year-Old Jaliyah Massey
• USPS Urges Californians To Mail Back Ballots By Tuesday
• Nikola Jokic Ties The Knot In Serbia
• CBS 2 Update: Fired Special Needs Jewel Worker Offered Job Back, Takes Another Gig
• Hearing To Be Held For Cameron Silcott, Suspect In MTA Bus Driver Marcus Parks Sr.'s Fatal Shooting
• Man Killed In Inver Grove Heights Fire Identified
• NASCAR Playoff Race At Texas Put On Hold Again
• NASA: Moon Holds More Water In More Places Than Thought
• Why distributing a coronavirus vaccine could be "chaos"
• President Trump To Deliver Remarks In Lansing Today
• Grand County Sheriff Warns People To Obey Roadblocks: 'It's Unacceptable'
• Pa. State Police Searching For Missing 45-Year-Old Shawn Kelly
• Gov. Newsom Tells State's High Court Death Sentences Are 'Infected By Racism'
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Astrazeneca's Vaccine Trial Has Been On Pause For 6 Weeks, Here's What We Know
• Red Flag Warning: Rio Vista Firefighters Gain Ground On 2-Alarm Delta Wildfire
• Donald Trump Jr. Visiting Minneapolis To Support Jason Lewis Campaign
• Miami Weather: Mostly Sunny, Slight Chance For Showers
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 8: Sterling Shepard Returns As Giants Top Option
• Crash Off Garden Highway Reignites Tree Debate Among Neighbors And Army Corps Of Engineers
• With Week To Go Before Election, Biden Holds 25-Point Lead Over Trump In Maryland, Poll Finds
• California Braces For More Fire Danger From Fierce Winds; PG&E Restores Power To 156k Customers
• Falcon Escapes From Handler And Attacks Elk Grove Family's Dog
• Calls to boycott France put Turkey "even further" from EU
• Drew Barrymore: 'My Goal With The Show Is To Feel Like We're All In On Something Together'
• 2 Men Dead After Semi Collides With Car In Southwestern Minnesota
• Daughters of scam artist on growing up on the run
• Another Dallas Cowboy Taken Out... This Time Coach Mike Nolan With The Dreaded Hot Sauce To Eye Injury
• Appellate Court Ruling Blocks Public Access To Disputed Tiburon Hiking Trails
• Moon may have a lot more water than once thought
• Million Dollars Worth Of Medical Supplies, Gloves Stolen From Coral Springs Company
• How Trump and Biden are spending the final days of the campaign
• Newark scales back on reopening as coronavirus cases rise
• Is Jakobi Meyers In Line For More Playing Time After Solid Performance Vs. 49ers?
• "Murder hornets" destroyed as officials search for more nests
• Marylanders Split Evenly Over Virtual, Hybrid Education Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Poll Finds
• VMI superintendent resigns amid racism investigation
• Gooey, Warm Cinnamon Rolls Return, Knaus Berry Farm Has Reopened
• Jared Kushner says Black Americans must "want to be successful"
• Police: SW Dade Shooting That Injured Two Teens, 9-Year-Old Ruled An Accident
• Wildfires explode in California, forcing more than 60,000 evacuations
• Kane Community Living Center In Scott Township Dealing With Coronavirus Outbreak
• Amy Coney Barrett sworn in as newest Supreme Court justice
• Evacuations, Hurricane Warning For New Orleans As Zeta Heads Toward Gulf Coast
• Lakers and Dodgers fans "likely" fueling rise in LA virus cases
• American missionary kidnapped in Niger, in West Africa
• Breonna Taylor grand juror calls police actions "criminal"
• Fire Crews Rescue Residents Trapped Inside Burning Home In Saratoga
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/27 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cool And Damp Conditions, More Rain On The Way
• SUV Hits Side Of Cook County Jail; Driver In Serious Condition
• Are you coming in clear? How to ace a virtual job interview
• Paintball Attack Leaves CTA Bus Driver Injured In Chatham
• Florida Secretary Of State Laurel Lee: Russian & Iranian Election Interference 'Is A Very Serious Threat' But State's 'Systems Are Secure'
• Massachusetts Schools To Get 2 Million Rapid Coronavirus Tests
• Pennsylvania State Police Looking For Vehicle In Connection To Fatal Shooting On I-95 In Delaware County
• Shots Fired On Dan Ryan Expressway At 83rd Street
• Body of missing rapper found in friend's car trunk after crash
• Some North Texas Businesses Revert To Tightened COVID-19 Restrictions As Cases Climb Across The State
• Water Main Break Floods Streets In Elizabeth, New Jersey
• Fire Damages Mae's Que House Restaurant In Hazel Crest
• Deadline Day In Pa. To Apply For A Mail-In Ballot For Upcoming Election
• NYPD: Man Brutally Beaten Inside Brooklyn Grocery Store After Bumping Into Suspect's Shopping Cart
• Philadelphia Riots: Violence Erupts After Police Fatally Shoot Black Man
• With COVID-19 Cases On Rise, Many Companies Opting Out Of Holiday Celebrations Or Taking It Virtual
• Teen fatally shot while watching sunset at lake with girlfriend
• Chicago Weather: Morning Flurries; Warming Trend Ahead
• Out-of-control fires force tens of thousands out of homes
• Auesome Kits Help Children With Autism Who Can't Get In-Person Therapy
• Norwin School District Postpones School Reopening, Closes Middle School As Coronavirus Cases In Area Surge
• State Officials Recommend Westmoreland County Schools Go Online-Only As Coronavirus Cases Rise
• Pennsylvania Secretary Of Health Dr. Rachel Levine Recommends Rethinking Holidays Amid Coronavirus Resurgence
• New Kensington Police Officer Arrested While Off Duty, Not Working During Pending Investigation
• Arc Of Massachusetts Faces Disability Services Cut In 2021 Budget Proposal
• Steelers Listed As 4-Point Underdogs For Upcoming Ravens Game Despite 6-0 Undefeated Record
• Ford Motor Company Providing Face Masks For Pittsburgh City Workers
• Tuesday's Show Info (10/27/20)
• Federal Govt. Sending Nearly 4 Million Rapid Coronavirus Tests To Pa.
• Third Suspect Arrested In Connection With IUP Killing
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• Black Voters Matter Fund co-founder Latosha Brown weighs in on voter intimidation
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• Conspiracy theories go viral and raise concerns ahead of 2020 election
• 2 grand jurors in Breonna Taylor case speak out for first time
• Coronavirus patients flooding hospitals as infections spread in 43 states
• Nearly 70 million votes cast, marking record early turnout
• Trump downplays coronavirus and attacks mail-in voting while campaigning
• Biden campaigns in Georgia on final week before Election Day
• Pandemic's impact on kids in the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community
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• Pennsylvania A.G. on Supreme Court, ballot deadlines and the vote count
• Long lines for early voting in New York City
• First lady Melania Trump campaigns in Pennsylvania, talks about COVID recovery
• With time running out to mail in ballots, millions have already voted
• 10/27/20: Red and Blue
• How would Justice Amy Coney Barrett rule on Roe v. Wade? Constitutional scholar weighs in
• Deaf mom explains impact of face masks on communicating in ASL
• California governor on challenge of reopening theme parks
• More water and ice found on the moon, NASA says
• Acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf on election security
• Gulf Coast braces for Zeta after storm hits Mexico
• How will Justice Amy Coney Barrett shape the Supreme Court?
• Ben Jealous on the growing gender gap among Black voters
• How Latino voters will impact the 2020 presidential election
• Supreme Court won't extend Wisconsin's mail-in ballot deadline
• Unrest in Philadelphia after police fatally shoot Black man
• Examining the legacy of George Floyd, five months after his death
• Sisters start company to create designer wheelchair covers
• Trump and Biden make final push for votes with one week to go
• Trump and Biden in close race in Texas
• Supreme Court rules on Wisconsin ballots, as it adds Amy Coney Barrett to bench
• Pediatrician on COVID-19 vaccine, Halloween safety during pandemic
• Amy Coney Barrett sworn in at White House ceremony
• Chef Christina Tosi's new cookbook aims to inspire a new generation of young bakers
• NYC business owner on holiday shopping season: "Give the small businesses a chance"
• Is America ready to roll out a coronavirus vaccine?
• What each candidate's path to the presidency looks like
• Protests in Italy as Europe enacts new social restrictions against record COVID-19 infections
• 2 Breonna Taylor grand jurors speak for first time in "CBS This Morning" Gayle King exclusive
• 2 firefighters critically injured in Southern California fires; thousands forced to evacuate
• Care rationing likely just days away at some facilities overwhelmed with COVID-19 patients
• Presidential election just one week away
• Amy Coney Barrett swears first of two Supreme Court oaths hours after being confirmed by Senate
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• Homeless Americans face voting barriers ahead of presidential election