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Articles from October 28, 2020

• 'Preposterous And Ridiculous' - Alameda County Blasts Oakland Proposal To House City's Homeless At Pleasanton Fairgrounds
• San Rafael Faces Civil Rights Lawsuit From Black Mail Carrier Detained By Police
• Denver Teacher Worries About Student Regression During Renews COVID-19 Restrictions
• Panic Buying Spikes As COVID-19 Hospitalizations Reach 2-Month High, Election Anxiety Heightens
• The Boys Are Back In Town: Dodgers Return To LA After World Series Win Without Justin Turner
• Business Owners Fed Up With Homeless Issue After Assault In Davis Alleyway
• Supreme Court: North Carolina Ballots Can Be Received, Counted Up To 9 Days After Election Day
• CBS News Projects That In Colorado, Voters Have Chosen Joe Biden For President Over Donald Trump
• Officers: Esparto Family's Home Destroyed By Marijuana DUI Suspect
• Remembering Coach Jim Bonds: 'He Had A Really Deep Connection With The School And All The Players'
• Search On For Suspect Who Sexually Assaulted Elderly Woman And Stole Her Car In Yuba City
• Silverado Fire: Containment Jumps To 32%, Some Residents Allowed To Return
• Modesto Police Release Body Cam Video Of Officers Shooting Double Homicide Suspect At Stockton Park
• Culture Clash In Nevada City Gets Attention Of Human Rights Watch Group
• Downtown LA Foot Locker, Other Stores Looted, Multiple Arrests After Dodgers World Series Celebrations Turn Violent
• LAFC Player Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Berkeley Touts Lowest COVID-19 Rates Since Start Of Pandemic As Cases Surge Nationwide
• Chicago Weather: Building Waves Thursday
• The Story Of Theo: A Dog With Terminal Cancer And A Bucket List Who Captured Our Hearts -- And Got To See An Old Friend One More Time
• Waukegan Police Dashcam Video Released Of Officer Killing 19-Year-Old Marcellis Stinnette
• Lod, Own Goal Help Minnesota United Beat Rapids 2-1
• 'That Sh*t Is Real': Khloe Kardashian Reveals She Had COVID-19 Earlier This Year
• Morton Grove Mayor Fires Off Letter To Gov. Pritzker, Questions Why Bars And Restaurants Must Stop Indoor Dining Over COVID-19
• Updated Tri-State Coronavirus Advisory: Travelers From California To NY, New Jersey, Connecticut Must Quarantine After Arrival
• More Than 100 Dogs Rescued From South Korean Meat Market Being Cared For In Maryland
• Krispy Kreme To Give Away Donuts, Election Stickers On Nov. 3
• Struggling Denver Restaurants Jump At City Reimbursement Program
• Jeff Daniels Narrates 'America Needs Michigan' Campaign Ad For Joe Biden
• Amendment 77 Approved, Betting Limits At Colorado Casinos Will Be Up To Black Hawk, Central City & Cripple Creek
• Detroit NAACP Says It Will Monitor Polls For Voter Intimidation
• SOS, Attorney General Appealing Injunction On Election Day Open Carry
• Where Do Our Halloween Traditions Come From? Good Question
• Aaron Long Scores In 89th, Red Bulls Beat Revolution
• Medina, New York City FC Hand Toronto FC 2nd Straight Loss
• IHSA Board Rules Illinois High School Basketball Will Go Ahead Next Month, In Defiance Of Gov. Pritzker's Public Health Guidance
• Gilpin Township Police Looking For Man Wanted For Crimes Against Child
• 'I Am A Witness Of God's Miracle': Doctor Finally Reunited With Family & Headed Home After Battling COVID For 120 Days At Hospital
• Pittsburgh Police Safely Locate Missing 29-Year-Old Marrion Wagner
• Winchester Man's Elaborate Device Safely Delivers Candy To Trick-Or-Treaters
• 17-Year-Old Shot Dead During Robbery In Brooklyn
• As COVID Cases Rise, St. Olaf College Campus Holds Steady By Limiting Spread From Asymptomatic Students
• De Blasio Calls For Board Of Elections Overhaul After Waiting In Long Early Voting Line
• Baltimore City Officials Approve $900K Settlement In Det. Sean Suiter Case; Attorney Says City 'Did The Right Thing'
• 27 Arrested For Alleged Unemployment Benefits Fraud In Torrance Since Sept. 10
• Coronavirus Latest: Anne Arundel County Schools Teachers Call For Written Safety Commitment Before Returning To Classrooms
• 'Winter's Coming': Some Mass. Restaurants Take Down Outdoor Dining Tents As Temps Drop
• Trump, Biden To Hold Dueling Rallies In Florida On Thursday
• Radee Prince Found Guilty In 2017 Shooting Deaths Of 3 Coworkers At Advanced Granite Solutions
• Suspect Shot By Federal Agents In Rockland County Hotel Parking Lot
• Denver Water Announces 2021 Rate Increase To Fund Lead Reduction Program
• Vice Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris To Campaign In Fort Worth Friday
• 8-Year-Old Girl Dead Days After Being Struck By Stray Bullet While Doing Homework In East Chicago, Ind.
• 71-Year-Old Man Arrested In Connection To Amador County Road Rage Incident
• 2020 Election Live Updates: Trump Campaigns Out West As Biden Focuses On Virus
• As Curbside Recycling Remains Suspended, Baltimore Councilmen Want Contractors Hired To Address Staff Shortage
• Producer David Guillod Arrested On Suspicion Of Sexual Assault
• 2 Marylanders To Appear On Food Network Shows In November
• Citywide Curfew In Effect Following Two Nights Of Protests, Looting In Philadelphia
• 4 Minnesota Governors Collaborate To Urge Minnesotans To Vote
• City Pages Shutting Down, Effectively Ending Era Of Alternative Weeklies
• Tracking The Tropics: Zeta Moving Rapidly Through Mississippi & Alabama With Dangerous Storm Surge, Strong Gusty Winds & Heavy Rain
• Xcel Energy: Power Restored After Thousands Affected Near U of M Campus
• Riverside Surpasses 67K COVID-19 Cases, San Bernardino Nears 64K
• Pa. Election Officials Urge Voters To Drop Off Mail-In Ballots In Person Rather Than Use The Mail
• Maryland State Police Search For Missing West Virginia Man Whose Car Was Found In Garrett County
• 'I Was Blindfolded, Handcuffed, Put Into A Car': Orange County Man Michael Nguyen Opens Up About 2 Years In Vietnam Prison
• Tech Entrepreneurs Offer Free Job Training To Unemployed Tech Workers
• North Texans Making Plans For Socially-Distant Halloween Celebrations
• 101-Year-Old Queens Resident Anna Belfield Proud To Cast Her Vote In 2020 Election: 'I Changed The World'
• COVID-19 Outbreak Affecting 22 Summit HS Students Linked To Parties, Officials Say
• Texas National Guard Will Be On 'Standby' After Polls Close On Election Night, Gov. Abbott Says
• Running Back Melvin Gordon Apologizes To Broncos Country For DUI Citation
• President Donald Trump To Hold Rally This Weekend In Butler County
• Organization Designed To Help Young People Vandalized During Unrest In Philly Wants To Offer Looters Brighter Future
• Democrats Focus On Turning Out Black Voters In Battleground Florida
• EXCLUSIVE: Jeffco Shares Behind The Scenes Look At Ballot Counting Process
• NYPD Officer Francisco Garcia Resigns Before Hearing For Violent Social Distancing Enforcement Arrest
• Online Help Desk Provides COVID-19 Information For Filipino Community
• High-Tech Electronic ICU Unit In San Francisco Reducing COVID-19 Exposure
• FBI Warns Of More Major Ransomware Cyberattacks On U.S. Healthcare System
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Passes Hybrid Learning Resolution
• LA Mayor Says 'No Intelligence' To Indicate Violence At Polling Places Next Week
• CBP Officers Seize Second Nigerian Hashish Load in Two Days At BWI
• DeSoto Mayor Curtistene Smith McCowan Passes Away At 72 After Battling Lung Cancer
• A-Basin Asking Residents For Help: 'It's Not Just About Us'
• Halloween Harvest Pop-Up Helps Hundreds Of Families In Need In Brooklyn
• FBI Says Extremist Threatened Trump, Obama, Clinton In Online Posts
• North Highlands Man Sues Sheriff's Department For Being Handcuffed After Recording Incident
• NTSB Releases Details In Randolph, NH Crash That Killed 7 Motorcyclists
• Alameda County Says Middle, High Schools Can Reopen By November 9
• Maryland Department Of Health Awards Over $50M In New Grant Funding To Combat Opioid Crisis In Local Communities
• Antibody Screening In Orange County Finds COVID-19 More Widespread Than Previously Thought
• Anyone Who Gathered To Celebrate Dodgers Win Should Quarantine, LA County Health Officials Say
• KPIX Vote Smart: Measure T Aims To Stop Developers Of Antioch's Sand Creek Focus Area
• Political Analysts Shift Presidential Race In Texas To 'Toss-Up'
• Republicans Challenging 2 Longtime Democratic Lawmakers In Region
• Mountain Lion Released Into Wild After Likely Being Injured In Bobcat Fire
• Fiery Crash Gets Neighbors Fired Up Over Midtown Roundabout
• Fraud By Fake CIA Operative Garrison Courtney Lands 7-Year Prison Term
• Look Out For COVID-19 Scams Related To Tests, Trials And Cures
• 'Triple Whammy' Of Events Contribute To Plunge In Stock Market
• Small Fire Leads To Discovery Of Building Violations at Norwood Commerce Center
• Lost German Shepherd Finds Forever Home With Rancho Cordova Police Officer
• Governor Whitmer Speaks Out Against Voter Intimidation
• San Jose: Lawmakers Review Enforcement, Citations For Illegal Fireworks
• Denver Provides Financial Aid To Restaurants That Expanded Into Outdoor Space During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Supreme Court won't expedite review of Pennsylvania ballot extension
• Texas Coronavirus Hospitalizations Increase Nearly 2,500 Since Beginning Of Month
• With The Public Caught In The Middle, Tensions Between Pittsburgh's Firefighters And Paramedics Escalate
• Former Citrus Heights Flower Shop Damaged In Suspicious Early Morning Fire
• Only On CBS2: Hell's Kitchen Residents Say Nothing Is Being Done About Homeless Encampments Despite Complaints Of Fighting, Drug Use
• Energize Colorado Gap Fund Awards $7 Million To Hundreds Of Small Business Owners, Thousands More Waiting On Round 2
• Stores Sell Out As Hundreds Of Dodger Fans Line Up To Get World Series Gear
• Boston Marathon 2021 Postponed Until At Least The Fall
• Nearly 160K Marylanders Cast Their Ballots On Third Day Of Early In-Person Voting
• San Jose's Measure H Would Increase Cardroom Tax, Expand Gambling Tables
• Cecilia Chiang, San Francisco Chef Credited For Bringing Authentic Chinese Cuisine To America, Dies At 100
• CBS SF talks to Trey Spruance about first new Mr. Bungle album in over 20 years
• Suffolk County Cracking Down On Businesses, Homeowners Violating Social Gathering Limits
• Lodi City Council Candidate Arrested On Suspicion Of Money Laundering
• San Jose Files Lawsuit Saying Census Takers Were Pressured to Falsify Data
• Sheriff: Woman In Custody After Stabbing 2 In Beltrami Co.
• Shomari Legghette Sentenced To Life In Prison For The Killing Of Chicago Police Cmdr. Paul Bauer
• 'All The Ingredients Are Here For Trouble': Mass. Law Enforcement Geared Up In Case Of Election Unrest
• Why Some COVID Test Results Take Longer To Return Than Others
• Dozens Arrested Since June 1 By Long Beach Police Department's Looting Task Force
• Glendale Police Arrest Tujunga Man On Suspicion Of EDD Fraud
• Voter Intimidation: What Counts And What Doesn't Count?
• With Coronavirus Cases Increasing, Marlboro Hospital Braces For Potential Winter Surge
• Maryland Weather: Remnants Of Zeta To Bring Heavy Rain; Flood Watch Issued
• 5 COVID-19 Infections Reported At UCSF Medical Center; Dozens Quarantined
• Pa. State Secretary, PEMA Working With Multiple Agencies On Election Day Security Plans
• 6 San Francisco Supervisor Seats Up For Grabs In Next Week's Election
• 3-Alarm Fire Breaks Out At Jilly's In Pikesville Early Wednesday
• New Evidence Suggests COVID-19 Antibodies Wane Over Time
• Opening Of New Chicago Firehouse Delayed, COVID Outbreaks At Construction Site
• Vehicle Fire Causes Major Backups On I-88
• What's At Stake In Minnesota's Legislator Races: Balance Of Power
• Community Organizations Ask City Leaders To Be Included In Plan To Stop Violence In North Minneapolis
• Berry Creek Man Identified As 16th Victim Of Butte County Bear Fire
• Republican U.S. Senate Candidate Jason Lewis Discharged And 'Feeling Well' After Emergency Surgery
• Max Minute: Doctors Worry COVID-Infected People Will Slip Through Cracks As Countries Shorten Quarantine Lengths
• Vallejo Activates Emergency Operations Center Ahead Of Election Day
• Wolf Creek Officially Opens 2020-21 Ski Season
• Drunken Bar Brawl Leads To Strict New Guidelines For Undercover Pittsburgh Officers
• Dallas FBI Working To Secure North Texans' Votes: 'I'm Confident The Votes Will Be Counted Accurately'
• Supreme Court Denies Review Of Republican Appeal To Exclude Pennsylvania Ballots Received After Election Day
• Chicago Restaurants Hoping To Profit Off Halloween Worry About Indoor Dining Ban's Blow To Business
• Hit The Gym For A Few Months Before Hitting The Slopes This Ski Season
• Clarkstown Voters To Decide Whether Palisades Mall Can Rent Out Unused Attic Space
• Logan Airport Opens Coronavirus Testing Station
• 300-Year-Old Slave Quarters Unearthed At Historic Plantation In Southern Maryland
• 23-Year-Old Man Charged In Head-On Crash That Killed Jefferson Hills Police Officer Over Summer
• Maryland Center For History And Culture To Educate Residents On History Of Voter Suppression, Current Issues
• How To 'Halloween From Home' During COVID-19 Pandemic
• The Deciders: Two young voters pushing for change in this election
• Police: 29-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Shot Multiple Times In Nicetown-Tioga
• Boy makes wood bats from storm debris to raise funds for victims
• Hundreds of inmates test positive as COVID rips through New York prison
• Hundreds Of Families In NYCHA Buildings Without Heat, Gas As Temperatures Start To Drop
• Crews Keep Cameron Peak Fire From Growing, Some Voluntary Evacuations Lifted
• 'Just Amazing': High School Students Build Tiny House For Homeless Military Veterans
• Colorado Lt. Governor Gets Flu Shot, Encourages Coloradans To Do The Same
• Denver Film Festival Goes Virtual For An At Home Experiences
• Maryland Zoo Leopard 'Sofiya' Loves Her Newly Renovated Habitat!
• U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Pa. Republicans' Request To Block Extended Ballots Past Nov. 3
• Wieboldt's Department Stores Are A Memory, But Wieboldt Foundation Is Still Giving Back To Chicago With New Man At Helm
• 'Squish The Squash' Denver Zoo Elephants Help Foot $1 Million Food Bill, Kick Off ZOOtrition Campaign
• University Of Florida Study Suggests Flu Shots Help People With COVID-19
• Democrat Javier Fernandez Looking To Flip Senate District 39 In Race Against Republican Ana Maria Rodriguez
• Pittsburg Settles Suit Over Man Killed by Officer's Chokehold For $7M
• Family-Owned Furniture Store Hiring Part-Time, Full-Time Workers
• 'It's Awesome!': 5-Year-Old Boy Writes Book To Help Kids Cope With Coronavirus Pandemic
• Duquesne University Suspends All Greek Life Over Coronavirus Procedure Violations
• Texas Motor Speedway's Record-Long Race Delay Finally Ends
• Minnesota United Player Tests Positive For COVID, But Wednesday's Game To Go On
• 25 Adoptable Cats And Kittens Arrive In Cape Cod From Georgia
• Ravens Intend To Show Steelers They Play Better Defense
• Ron Jeremy Charged With 7 More Sexual Assault Charges Dating Back To 1996
• Police Commissioner: Officers Had What Appeared To Be Blood Thrown On Them During 2nd Night Of Philly Unrest
• Walt Disney World Laid Off More Than 700 Singers, Actors
• Some Metro Restaurants To Go Into Hibernation For The Winter, Will Reopen In The Spring
• 911 Calls, Philly Officers' Body Camera Footage Of Deadly Shooting Of Walter Wallace Jr. To Be Released In Near Future
• License Reinstatement Fight Involving Alcohol Goes To Florida Supreme Court
• Former Philadelphia Mayor John Street Calls Fatal Police Shooting Of Walter Wallace Jr. 'A Failure Of Leadership'
• Maryland 'Scrambling To Understand, Coordinate' COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Plan, Local Doctor Says
• Post Offices Reopen After Wildfires Force Residents Out Of Their Homes
• LaGuardia Airport Now Offering Free COVID-19 Tests To Passengers
• Michigan Teachers Get COVID-19 Hazard Pay, State Passes COVID Education Bills
• A Lockdown Project Goes Viral For Hingham Father And Daughter
• Real Estate Developer Tied To Texas AG Ken Paxton Accused Judge, Others Of Fraud
• Massachusetts Contact Tracing Program Hiring As Coronavirus Cases Rise
• Valerie Castile Touts Pouch Intended To Prevent Traffic Stop Shootings
• Evanston Mayor Stephen Hagerty Swears In Erika Storlie As City Manager, Announces He Won't Run For Reelection
• Amazon Opens New Delivery Center In Pullman, Bringing Adversaries Lightfoot And Beale Together For At Least One Day
• 'This Is More Than A Burger': Gables Landmark Burger Bob's In Danger Of Closing Due To Pandemic
• Department Of Justice Launches Civil Rights Investigation Into New Jersey's State-Run Veterans Homes
• Grab Your Golden Ticket Today To Visit 'The Talk-olate Factory' This Friday On CBS
• Man Hospitalized After Car Smashes Into House, Flips Over
• Oscar Grant's Family 'Cautiously Optimistic' After Meeting With DA About Charging BART Officer
• Accused Drunk Driver Charged With Hitting Woman With Car On I-95
• Polls Finds 63% Of Young People Will 'Definitely Be Voting' This Election
• Maryland Man Who Refused To Wear Mask At Polling Site Suing Harford County Sheriff, Election Officials After Arrest
• Marty's Place In Allentown, N.J. Offers A Haven For Elder Dogs; 'They Come Here And They Thrive'
• Keller @ Large: Politically, New Hampshire Is Vulnerable To Misinformation, Researchers Say
• Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show Opens With COVID Safety Precautions
• Stanford Looking For Redemption After Down Season, No Bowl Game
• New York City Launches 'Open Storefronts' Program, Allowing Businesses To Use Sidewalks, Curb Space
• This Equation From A Johns Hopkins Professor Calculates Individuals' COVID-19 Risk
• FOP President Calls on Philadelphia Officials To Support Officers During Civil Unrest
• Florida Likely To Play Prominent Role With Just Six Days To Go Before Election Day
• With Help From Detroit Restaurant, School Donates Backpacks/Supplies To All Students
• NH Soccer Teams Forfeit Tournament Games When Oppenents Decline To Wear Masks
• Celebrating In Adorable Fashion, Texas Nurse Crafts Costumes For NICU Babies' First Halloween
• Butler County Elections Director Says Postal Service Lost Unknown Number Of Mail-In Ballots
• Ravens Set For Rivalry Showdown With Steelers. What You Can Expect To See
• Booze vs. Boredom: 1 In 3 Floridians Turned To Hard Liquor During COVID Lockdown
• Loyola University Maryland's Radio Show 'What Happens Next' Tells Stories Through Local Kids
• Florida Man Anthony Guevara Accused Of Changing Voter Registration Information For Gov. Ron DeSantis
• Possible 'Exponential Surge' Of COVID-19 Cases Coming Unless People Change Habits, CHOP Model Shows
• COVID, Attempts To Avoid Crowds Drive Voters To Polls Early
• 29 Aurora Employees In Self Quarantine After Mayor Mike Coffman Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Maine Man Arrested With Weapons At South Dakota Governor's Rally For President Trump
• COVID Antibody Levels Dropping In Coronavirus Patients, Study Says
• Pritzker Vows More Enforcement Of Regional COVID Restrictions As Lake And McHenry Counties Latest To Face Ban On Indoor Dining
• Seasonal Affective Disorder May Not Be As Bad This Season Due To Pandemic
• 'Absolute Necessity': Half Million Masks Donated To Miami-Dade County Public Schools As COVID Cases Rise
• Police Investigating After Car Hits Building In South Fort Worth
• Diane di Prima, Beat Poet and Activist, Dead at 86
• Child Sustains Minor Injuries After Car Collides With School Bus In Prior Lake
• North Strabane Intermediate School Closes Over Coronavirus Cases
• 'Sometimes People Have Trouble Imagining Indigenous People In The Future': Author Rebecca Roanhorse On New Book 'Black Sun'
• Family Of Walter Wallace Jr., Philly Leaders Desperately Pleading For People To Stop 'Burning Our City Down'
• Passenger Inside Car That Fled Traffic Stop Dies After Crash Near North Highlands
• Baltimore Native Adam Kolarek Wins World Series Title With Los Angeles Dodgers
• Chesapeake Bay Dead-Zone Conditions Reduced 'Considerably' In 2020, Report Finds
• Judge Clay Jenkins Says Models Show Dallas County On Path To 1K New Coronavirus Cases Per Day By Thanksgiving
• City, PWSA Seeking Proposals To Overhaul Stormwater Management System
• NFL Week 8 AFC North Picks: 'When The Steelers Play The Ravens, Somebody Wins By Three Points,' Says SportsLine's Kenny White
• Eric Dollson Sentenced To Life Plus 15 Years For 2017 Murder of Josue Gonzales-Jiminez
• Fort Worth Fire Department Working Large Gas Leak Near Bryant Irving And Overton Ridge
• 60 Charged In Telemarketing Scam That Got $300M From 150,000 Vulnerable People
• Dallas County Still Awaiting 30K Mail-In Ballots
• Lightfoot Seeks To Downplay Dispute With Pritzker Over New COVID-19 Restrictions For Chicago
• Report: Sixers In 'Advanced Talks' To Hire Daryl Morey As Head Of Basketball Operations
• Gov. Wolf Signs Proclamation Of Disaster Emergency Following Days Of Unrest In Philadelphia
• Dodgers' COVID-19-Positive Justin Turner Violated Protocols When He Returned To Field For World Series Celebration
• NFL On CBS' Ian Eagle Praises Steelers Ahead Of Sunday's Ravens Matchup: 'Don't Think We've Seen Them At Their Best Yet'
• Several ATM Explosions Reported Across Philadelphia During 2nd Night Of Unrest
• Man Gets 4 Years In Prison In Plot To Bribe Russian Official
• 'Like A War Zone': Chaos, Looting Erupt In Port Richmond In Wake Of Police Shooting Of Walter Wallace Jr.
• Philadelphia City Councilmembers Address Civil Unrest Surrounding Fatal Police Shooting Of Walter Wallace Jr.
• Wisconsin Cancels Saturday's Game Against Nebraska Due To COVID Cases
• COVID-19 Rapid Antibody Testing Available At Ralphs Pharmacies
• Miami Gardens Track Coach Darius Lawshea Faces New Sexual Abuse Charges
• Tom Brady Gets Called Out For Sharing False Suicide/COVID-19 Death Statistic On Instagram
• Maryland Deputy Health Secretary Dr. Jinlene Chan Says State Will Conduct Outreach Efforts On COVID-19 Vaccine Trust
• Stocks tank as coronavirus cases continue to spread globally
• Video Shows Heart-Pounding Moments Philly Police Officer Gets Caught In Car Door While Attempting To Stop Looters
• Barack Obama Will Join Joe Biden In Michigan Saturday
• Car Crashes Off I-80 In Sierra; First Responders Ping Cellphone To Find Wreck
• Dodgers star under MLB probe for returning to field after positive COVID test
• Ian Eagle On Sunday's Patriots-Bills Clash: 'If You're Buffalo, This Is What You've Been Waiting For'
• "Anonymous" is former DHS official who has spoken out against Trump
• Whitmer, Benson Defend Election Integrity Amid Trump Attacks
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports COVID Hospitalizations Are At Highest Point So Far
• Fareed Zakaria: 'My Fear Is COVID-19 Will Be The Dress Rehearsal And We Will Have Another Crisis Too Big To Handle'
• Massachusetts Reports 1,137 New Coronavirus Cases, 36 Additional Deaths
• West Philadelphia Churches Urging People To Vote In Wake Of Fatal Police Shooting Of Walter Wallace Jr.
• Recipe: Monster Mash Avocado Toast
• West Englewood Mother, Son Say They've Gotten No Mail In More Than A Week, Fear They Might Not Receive Ballots
• Customer's Relaxing Massage Interrupted By Screams, Armed Robbery At Miami Massage Parlor
• San Francisco's Legion of Honor Reopens This Week After 7-Month Closure
• Dodgers' Justin Turner 'Chose To Disregard' COVID Guidelines By Celebrating World Series Win: MLB
• Jared Kushner told Bob Woodward Trump took the country "back from the doctors"
• Bedford Names Gary Johnson Interim Police Chief
• Barn Owl Rescued From Silverado Fire
• Scientists Used 3D Printer To Create World's Smallest Boat
• Rochester Man Arrested In Woman's Fentanyl Overdose Death
• Stock Rout Deepens As S&P 500 Drops 3.5%, Dow Falls Over 943 Points
• Suspected Shooter Terrell Jones Ordered To Stand Trial In Andrew Graham Murder Case
• Kidnapping Investigation: Denver Police Arrest Simon Gurule
• Dallas' Fair Park One Step Closer To Revitalization As Master Plan Update Approved By City Council
• Deputies Arrest Suspect After Chase In Tuolumne County
• Wisconsin faces "urgent" COVID crisis as U.S. cases surge
• President Trump To Hold Rally Near Early-Voting Site In Tampa
• Playboy Sues Fashion Nova Over Bunny Halloween Costume
• Health Experts Cite Virus' Effect On Maryland's Latino Community
• Southwest Will Have Nonstop Flights From BWI To O'Hare International Airport Starting February 14, 2021
• Ruling Favors West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice In Lawsuit Over Monongalia County Bar Closures
• Kaiser Permanente Donates Another $300,000 To Colorado's COVID-19 Relief Fund
• 1.5M Vehicles Added To Toyota Recall, Fuel Pump Issue Could Stall Engines
• One-On-One Interview With Joe Biden: 'We'll Win Pennsylvania'
• Oakland Gun Violence Continues; Early-Morning Shooting Injures 1
• Reopenings: Business Owners Ready For Easing Of San Mateo County COVID-19 Restrictions
• Nice Ride In Minneapolis To Close Down For Winter In Early November
• Report: Stephon Gilmore Lists House For Sale, With Offers Due On NFL Trade Deadline Day
• Dozens Arrested In $300M Phone Scam Targeting California Seniors, Others
• 81 arrested in Philadelphia after fatal police shooting
• Alameda Police Seek Public's Help In Brazen Daytime Carjacking, Shooting Investigation
• What is fracking, and where do Trump and Biden stand on it?
• USPS mail delivery is getting worse, putting ballots at risk
• Trump Returning To Wisconsin For 3rd Time In A Week
• Officials: Man Turns Himself In After Firing Shot On SEPTA Bus During Confrontation With Man Armed With Machete
• City Of Detroit Releases Dos And Don'ts To Ensure Clubs, Bars, Restaurants Remain Open
• New Johns Hopkins Center Will Research COVID-19 Immunity
• Southwest Airlines Begins Flights Out Of Colorado Springs Airport Next Spring
• Daughter Charged In Mother's Killing Brought Back To Anne Arundel County
• Drew & Ross Matthews Discuss Last Night's Episode of 'The Bachelorette'
• Woman Accused Of Setting House On Fire In Crow Wing County
• Trump Administration Standing Behind Law Enforcement As Philadelphia Deals With Two Nights Of Protests, Looting
• Cooking With Rania: Bloody Pasta
• Tyjuan Tates Arrested, Charged With Ramming Anne Arundel County Police Vehicles While Fleeing
• Tired Of Bagging Leaves? Try Composting Instead
• Jessi Miller Bradley Named WBZ-TV News Director
• Care Center In Aurora At 'Top Of The List' In A New CDC COVID Vaccination Program
• Voters In Colorado's Minority Communities Feel 2020 Election Is A Turning Point
• 2021 Boston Marathon postponed until at least the fall
• Bed Bath & Beyond To Pay $1.49 Million To Settle Lawsuit Alleging Illegal Hazardous Waste Dumping
• 'Honky Tonk Hero,' Outlaw Country Legend Billy Joe Shaver Dead At 81
• Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Waives Some 2021 Licensing Fees
• Steven Young Charged With Murder In June Death Of Charly Lewis
• Doctor Shares Opinion In Ad Encouraging Coloradans To Vote No On Proposition 115
• Dr. Phil Gives Drew Time Management Advice To Help Combat Her Chronic Lateness
• Democratic Presidential Candidate Joe Biden And His Wife, Jill, Officially Cast Presidential Votes Early In Delaware
• Police Searching For Missing Berks County 14-Year-Old Nelly Tolentino, Last Seen In South Jersey Over Summer
• Former Salisbury Police Officer Ronald Brown Pleads Guilty To Threatening Man With Gun
• Dr. Phil Surprises Drew As Ghostface
• LeBron James wants parade for Dodgers and Lakers
• $80K Taken From Stockton Gas Station Safe; Search On For Co-Conspirators
• 65 Tons Of Oily Debris Cleaned Up Following Spill Off Delaware Coast; Source Not Yet Found
• NAACP Intensifying Campaign To Reach Black Voters In Battleground States, Including Pennsylvania
• Telescope gives closer look at asteroid worth $10,000 quadrillion
• Toyota Recalls 1.5 Million More Vehicles For Engine Stalling
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Second Surge Continues With 6,110 New Cases, Continued Rise In Positivity Rate And Hospitalizations
• Newark, New Jersey Imposes New Coronavirus Restrictions As City Deals With Surge In Cases
• 'I Think Tua Ends Up Third-Best Of These Three Quarterbacks This Year' Says CC Sabathia
• #ChefsForThePolls Brings Food To Patient Voters Stuck For Hours Waiting On Long Lines
• Trump rally attendees stranded in the cold for hours in Omaha
• New Castle Man Claiming To Be Pastor and Professor Arrested In Massive Ohio Anti-Human Trafficking Sting
• Bay Area Social Media Giants On Hot Seat; Google, Twitter And Facebook CEOs Grilled During Senate Hearing
• State Appeals Court: University Of Miami Shielded From Medical Malpractice Lawsuit
• 'They Are Brazen, They're Not Afraid': Minneapolis Woman Carjacked In Broad Daylight
• N'Keal Harry Absent From Patriots Practice After Suffering Head Injury Vs. 49ers
• Firefighters rescue little owl from California wildfire
• Toyota Adds 1.5M Vehicles, Expanding Recall For Engine Stalling Issues
• Cook County Introduces Job Training And Placement Program For Those Affected By The Pandemic
• Worcester Man Caught With Cocaine In Lucky Charms Cereal Boxes, Police Say
• Volkswagen Issues Recall For Jettas Due To Fuel Leak Problems
• 'Hubie Halloween' Star China Anne McClain On Working with Adam Sandler
• Cook Children's Admits 'Alarming Rate' Of Suicidal Patients: Some As Young As 4, Mostly Girls
• Women begin national strike in Poland over abortion ban
• Brandon Scott, Mayor Jack Young Spar Over Staffing Plans At BOE Meeting
• Plans In Place To Prioritize COVID-19 Vaccinations In Florida When They Become Available
• Sisters Accused Of Stabbing Security Guard 27 Who Asked Them To Wear Masks
• Denver Restaurants, Businesses Brace For Tighter Restrictions Amid Coronavirus Level 3 Order
• U.S. charges 8 alleged Chinese agents in repatriation scheme
• How much Americans plans to spend on holiday gifts this year
• Hendrick Hires Kyle Larson After Elk Grove Native Completes NASCAR's Sensitivity Training
• Cook Political Report Now Says Race For President Is a 'Toss-Up' In Texas
• First Responders Escort 6-Year-Old Girl Who Survived New Windsor School Bus Crash Home From Hospital
• NYPD: Dozens Arrested During Violent Protests Over Death Of Walter Wallace Jr.
• Milwaukee Home Features Massive Ghostbusters Display For Halloween
• President Trump To Hold Friday Night Rally In Rochester
• 'I'm Willing To Help': Tow Truck Driver Helps Business Owner Protect Property During Second Night Of Looting In Philly
• Kimberly Budd Set To Become 1st Black Female Chief Of Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
• LA Is Titletown, But Dodgers Delay World Series Celebration
• VIDEO: Dramatic Rescue Of Man Afloat In Pacific; Tangled In Fishing Line
• Modesto Man Identified As Motorcyclist Killed In I-680 Crash Tuesday
• 'Play On: Celebrating The Power Of Music To Make Change' Coming To CBS On December 5th
• Man Facing Possible Hate Crime Charge After Fight In Downtown Davis
• Warren Councilman Accused Of Handcuffing Trump Critic
• Parents Of Man Shot In Opa-locka Plead For Help In Finding His Killer
• Country Superstar Kane Brown To Headline Dallas Cowboys Thanksgiving Day Halftime Show
• Wisconsin cancels Nebraska game after coach tests positive
• Towson Circulator Pilot Program To Give Free Rides, Begin In Fall 2021
• Tamarac Home Invasion, Armed Robbery Caught On Surveillance Video
• Dig Into Michigan Archaeology Day With Online Resources
• San Francisco Motorcyclist Dies After Crashing Into Parked Car
• 30-Year-Old Man Injured In Potrero Hill Shooting Early Tuesday
• Badgers Game Against Nebraska Canceled; Coach Paul Chryst Tests Positive For COVID
• No Bail For 2 Charged In Back Bay Shootout That Damaged Several Cars
• Justin Turner's Positive COVID Test, Postgame Celebration With Team Raises Questions About MLB Protocols
• Billy's On Grand Closing For Winter; Owners Cite COVID-19, Late Night Violence
• Worker Pinned By Falling Steel Beam At Worcester Car Wash
• Man Killed In Central Pa. Coal Mine Accident
• COVID-19 In South Florida: 746 Newly Reported Cases In Miami-Dade, 645 In Broward
• Sheriff: Witness ID Sought For Pontiac Homicide Case, Crime Stoppers Offering $1,000 Reward
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 2,228 New Coronavirus Cases, Pushing Statewide Case Numbers Over 200,000
• Colorado Could See Biggest Blue Wave In 83 Years
• How To Tell If Extreme Colorado Weather Has Created A Zombie Tree In Your Yard
• It's The 1st Halloween Celebration For Tiny Babies In The Parkland Hospital Neonatal ICU
• Danielle Hunter Will Miss Rest Of Season After Successful Neck Surgery
• Police Release Pictures Of Vehicle After Woman Attacked Walking On Trail In Port Jefferson Station
• State Officials Concerned Over Virus Uptick, Creating Vaccine Ethics Panel
• CVS Pharmacies In Philadelphia Closing Early Wednesday After 20 Stores Damaged During Looting
• Guard stabbed 27 times after asking sisters to wear masks
• Seniors Are Better At Pandemic Safety Than Young Adults, CDC Finds
• Man Found Dead Northwest Dade Gas Station
• Doctors urge flu shots in light of COVID-19. Here's what you need to know.
• NBA Mock Draft Roundup: No Way Celtics Make Three First-Round Picks, Right?
• Gunfire Hits Woman On Early Morning Dog Walk In St. Paul
• Roger Huddleston Charged With Attempted First Degree Murder, Other Charges Linked To Glen Burnie Shooting
• Denver Museum Of Nature And Science To Study, Restore Triceratops Fossil Found In Colorado
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 199 New Coronavirus Cases, 4 Additional Deaths Includes Patient In Their 30s
• Jeffco Public Schools Announces Remote Learning Day Option For Snow Days
• Pope still won't wear mask despite "this lady called COVID"
• DPS Superintendent Explains Decision To Keep Youngest Students In School And Move Older Kids To Remote Learning
• Los Gatos-Monte Sereno Police Release Photos; Sketch Of Sexual Assault Suspect
• Police In Florida Forced To Remove Mask-Refusing Moms From School Board Meeting
• COVID: San Francisco Supes Offer Fiscal Life Raft To Cash-Strapped Landlords
• Redwood City Motorcycle Pursuit Ends With Arrest, Seizure Of 2.5 Pounds Of Meth
• Fire Crews Respond To House Fire In Golden Valley
• Reward Offered for Info in Fairfield Fatal Hit-And-Run
• Missing Goat: Norton Farm Now Offering $11,000 Reward For Blossom's Safe Return
• More Than 6.9 Million People Have Already Voted In Florida
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Jump Over 500 For First Time Since August
• Boeing Will Lay Off Another 7,000 Workers As Losses Mount
• 1 Woman Dead, Another In Critical Condition After Stabbing In SW Miami-Dade
• Virginia nursing home reports 16 deaths, 105 infections
• Mural In Fulton Market Honors Chicago COVID-19 Victims For Dia De Los Muertos
• Michigan High School Athletic Association Maintains Pandemic Guidelines As Schools Return To Fall Sports
• Lions Legend Lomas Brown On His Lions Career, Life After Football
• Hurricane Zeta zeroes in on Louisiana
• WWJ's Tony Ortiz Talks Radio, Sports During Pandemic
• 16-Year-Old Boy Shot To Death In Crown Heights, Brooklyn
• WATCH: Man Proposes To Girlfriend During Second Night Of Walter Wallace Jr. Protests In West Philadelphia
• MSP: I-94 Shut Down In Dearborn After Train Derails
• Aqib Talib Puts Stephon Gilmore's 2020 Season In Context
• Mike Pence To Deliver Remarks In Flint Wednesday
• Rodney Smith Jr., Who Mows Lawns For Veterans And Elderly Across America, Says He Was Denied Green Card
• Volkswagen Recalls Jettas To Fix Fuel Leaks That Can Cause Fires
• Federal Judge Rules Voters Must Mask Up At Polls Despite Gov. Greg Abbott's Exemption
• Palm Beach Deputies Shot, Killed Knife Wielding Carjacker
• PTL Links: October 28, 2020
• On Today's Show, Dr. Phil, 'Hubie Halloween' Star China Anne McClain And Drew's News with Ross Matthews
• 12 Arrested In New Jersey Child Predator Sting
• Aaron Pelto Accused Of Embezzling $872,000 From Greeley Business
• Family Of Fort Hood Soldier Vanessa Guillen On New "Red Table Talk", Say They 'Still Don't Know The Truth'
• Magic Johnson On Hand As Dodgers Win World Series
• Denver Weather: Moving Out Of The Deep Freeze!
• DPD Investigators Looking For Information In Deadly Stabbing On Friendway Lane
• Detroit Police Investigating After 9-Year-Old Girl Shot At Home
• Some Wild Facts For Patriots-Bills Matchup Indicates Major Change May Be Coming To AFC East
• Bucks County Detectives Searching For Drivers Of 3 Vehicles Who May Have Information About Deadly State Park Shooting Of Jason Kutt
• 7-Year-Old Girl Stung By American Dagger Moth Caterpillar At Maryland Park
• Poll: Amid Pandemic, Many Feel Ready To Get Engaged To Partners
• Bill Belichick Doesn't Know Anything About Those Stephon Gilmore Trade Rumors
• "No shortcuts" taken on COVID vaccine safety, top official says
• South Dakota Medical Groups Promote Masks, Countering Gov. Kristi Noem
• Hotline Tips Led To Lawrence House Fire Arrest, Investigators Say
• Fatal Rollover Crash On I-694 Slows Traffic In Northeast Metro
• Ex-Texas Officer's Trial Set For Next Year In Atatiana Jefferson's Slaying
• Back In The NFC North: DE Everson Griffen Acquired By Detroit Lions
• Man With 28 DWIs Dies Weeks After Leaving Prison
• Man Finds Cabin Still Standing And Note From Firefighters After East Troublesome Fire Burned Dangerously Close
• One Year Later: Remembering The Downtown Sinkhole That Swallowed A Port Authority Bus
• SoFi Stadium Lit Up In Dodger Light Display To Salute World Series Win
• $10,000 Reward Offered In Fatal Hit-And-Run Of Fairfield Woman Namie Stewart
• Some Florida Panhandle Voting Sites Closing Early Due To Hurricane Zeta
• NFL Free Agent Terrelle Pryor, Girlfriend Shalaya Briston Plead Guilty In Heinz Lofts Stabbing Incident
• Lake City Firefighter Dies After Being Pulled From Crash By Fellow Firefighters
• Co-Owner Of Bridgez Defends Business After Nuisance Bar Task Force Raid
• PSPS Power Outages: Lights Got Back On Across San Francisco Bay Area
• State Sustains Pressure On Districts To Have Kids In Classrooms
• 3 Shot, 1 Fatally, In Baltimore Overnight Tuesday
• 'Capitol Coyotes' Seen Roaming Around Downtown Sacramento
• 'A Total Loss': Looting Continues For 2nd Night In Philadelphia Following Fatal Police Shooting Of Walter Wallace Jr.
• Turkish leaders condemn Charlie Hebdo cartoon of Erdogan
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Another Reminder Why You Should Wear A Mask
• Miami Weather: Partly Sunny, Breezy At Times
• Placer Supervisors Vote To Change Racist Lake Tahoe Street Name
• CBS Sports' Aaron Murray Praises Colorado State Tight End Trey McBride 'Absolute Freak', 'Tough As Nails'
• Top Aurora Fire Chief Appears To Have Misused Time Off System For Years
• 23-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot While Standing On Sidewalk In Back Of The Yards
• Caught On Camera: DOT Worker Forced To Jump On Hood Of Vehicle While Directing Traffic On Palisades Parkway
• At Least One Person Injured In Accident On Parkway East Inbound
• San Francisco Official Wants To Slow Speeding Drivers Along Pedestrian Hazardous Stretches Of Geary Blvd
• Walter Wallace Jr.'s Family Pleads For End To Unrest Following Deadly Police Shooting: 'Stop This Violence And Chaos'
• Pittsburgh Public School Board To Vote On Transitioning To Hybrid Learning Model
• Protests, Looting Continued Across Philadelphia For 2nd Night After Fatal Police Shooting Of Walter Wallace Jr.
• Hospitals across 38 states report increase in coronavirus patients
• Belichick, Subway Team Up To Release Limited Edition 'Magic 8 Bill'
• Police Release New Video, 911 Calls In Killing Of Fort Lauderdale Man Outside A Walgreens
• Chrissy Teigen opens up about losing baby in emotional essay
• NXIVM founder Keith Raniere sentenced to 120 years in prison
• "We remain on high alert": Acting DHS secretary on election security
• Unrest in D.C. after death of Black moped driver in police chase
• School bus crash in Tennessee kills girl and driver
• Justin Turner pulled from World Series game due to COVID test
• Qatar forced women on 10 flights to undergo invasive exams
• Massachusetts Added To Connecticut's Coronavirus Travel Advisory
• Los Angeles Dodgers win World Series for first title since 1988
• Trump campaign site "defaced" in apparent hack
• 'Concerning, But Expected:' Allegheny County Seeing Spike In Coronavirus Cases
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Suspect Who Stole $700, Alcohol And Electronics From Vista Peru Restaurant In Old City
• 85 "murder hornets" killed, 13 captured alive: "Only the start"
• Zeta Back At Category 1 Hurricane As It Continues Path Toward Louisiana, Gulf Coast
• Second night of clashes in Philadelphia after police kill Black man
• Pittsburgh Weather: Overcast Skies Expected Most Of The Day
• Police officer killed by rooster's blade during cockfight raid
• CPS Families Face Deadline Wednesday To Resume Pre-K, Special Education Classes In-Person Learning In Second Quarter
• 'Big Brother' Renewed For A 23rd Season Coming Summer 2021 To CBS
• NXIVM Leader Keith Raniere Sentenced To 120 Years In Prison
• Former FBI special agent on election threat posed by Russia, China, Iran
• Seneca Valley's Ryan Gloyer Middle School Closed Due To Additional Coronavirus Cases
• Satellite images of Iran nuclear site raise concern
• DFW Doctors Warning About Alarming Rise In Number Of Children Trying To Harm Themselves
• First Snow Of Season Friday To Be Followed By Below Freezing Temps
• Woman Charged With False Reporting; Police Say She Claimed Car Was Stolen With Baby Inside When He Was With Sitter Whole Time
• Halloween Hesitancy: Will It Be Safe For Children To Trick-Or-Treat This Year?
• Indoor Dining Banned In Chicago, Governor Cites Rising COVID Case Numbers
• Saving Main Street: Chanhassen
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/28 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Chicago Weather: Mild Temperatures, Mostly Sunny Skies
• Lawsuit Against Asian Art Museum Seeks Return Of Artifacts 'Looted' From Ancient Thai Temples
• 12-year-old and tour guide lose limbs in shark attack
• PPG Place Ice Rink Opening On Nov. 20
• Somerville Moves 3 Polling Sites To Create More Social Distancing
• Community Members Demand Action, Answers At Emergency Meeting With Philly Leaders After Walter Wallace Jr. Killing
• Mysterious Orb Caught On Camera In Florida Pastor's Home
• Wednesday's Child: 12-Year-Old Ashlynn
• Paid Extras Wanted For New Netflix Series Filming In Pittsburgh Area
• Southwestern Pennsylvania Sees 42% Increase In Food Insecurity Due To Pandemic
• Two Local Kids Gifted Adaptive Bikes
• Woman Accused Of Killing Boyfriend To Stand Trial
• Pa. Dept. Of Labor & Industry Warns Pennsylvanians Of New Phone Scams
• University Of Pittsburgh Reports 17 New Cases Of Coronavirus In Students
• Wednesday's Show Info (10/28/20)
• California Man Sentenced To One Year For Threatening Ohio State Over Football Game
• Mookie Betts Leads Dodgers To World Series Title In First Season In LA
• 3 Congregations Bring Community Together Virtually To Commemorate Tree Of Life Tragedy

Videos from October 28, 2020

• 10/28/20: Red and Blue
• CEOs of Facebook, Twitter, and Google testify before Senate committee
• Hurricane Zeta makes landfall in Louisiana as a Category 2 storm
• Trump and Biden campaigns make final push in Arizona
• More than 75 million Americans have already voted
• Questions and concerns about voting and mail-in ballots
• Boy's baseball bats help Iowa storm victims
• Breonna Taylor's mom requests special prosecutor to review case
• Millions of absentee ballots remain unreturned as election nears
• Shreveport Mayor Adrian Perkins aiming to flip Louisiana's U.S. Senate seat blue
• New lockdowns announced in Germany and France as COVID-19 cases surge in Europe
• Midwest sees record hospitalizations as COVID-19 cases surge
• "The Deciders" preview: 2 young voters describe why guns are a big issue for them
• Defacing of Trump campaign website sparks cybersecurity concerns
• Philadelphia officials impose curfew after two nights of unrest over police shooting
• U.K. soccer player Marcus Rashford helps feed disadvantaged kids
• Tech CEOs from Google, Twitter and Facebook testify at Senate hearing
• Biden focuses on pandemic while Trump plans string of campaign rallies
• Police video does not show fatal shooting of Black teen, attorneys say
• Los Angeles celebrates Dodgers' World Series win
• Midwest states report record number of COVID-19 hospitalizations, cases and deaths
• Candidates ramp up campaign schedule in final week
• Whitmer on Trump's response to kidnapping plot: "I don't think it's funny"
• How social media algorithms shape the way we get information and news
• Trump and Biden go head to head on issue of fracking
• NYPD beefs up security presence at polling locations, prompting some concerns
• Hurricane Zeta closes in on Bayou while California fires rage
• U.S. records worst week for new COVID-19 infections
• Rare look at Operation Warp Speed's unprecedented effort to produce, distribute COVID-19 vaccine
• Grand juror says he wanted Breonna Taylor's mom "to know the truth" in exclusive interview
• Acting DHS secretary on "high alert" for foreign interference in U.S. election
• Coral reef taller than Empire State building discovered off Australia coast
• NXIVM founder Keith Raniere likely to spend life behind bars
• Grand juror in Breonna Taylor case calls proceedings "a betrayal" in exclusive interview
• Reality check on the status of border wall, apprehensions
• Hurricane Zeta gains strength as it approaches landfall
• Trump, Biden make final campaign push with less than a week before Election Day