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• Fremont Police Seek Retail Theft Suspect Who Fled From Officers; 2nd Suspect Arrested
• East Bay Homeowners Amp Up Halloween Decorations to Keep Spirits High – And Haunting
• Head of Troubled California Employment Development Dept. Will Retire
• LASD Releases Body Cam Footage Of Deputy Fatally Shooting Armed Man
• LAFD Battles Greater Alarm Fire At DTLA Structure, Firefighter Injured
• Calaveras County Teen Missing For More Than A Week Found In West Point; 3 Arrested
• 'None Of Us Are Safe': Disney Layoffs Continue As Pandemic Closures Carry On
• $375 Stimulus Announcement Brings Relief To Some Coloradans
• Brawl Between Adults At 8-Year-Olds' Football Game In Jefferson County Likely Sparked By Racial Slurs
• 'Going To Keep Fighting': Nevada City Tree-Sitters Bring Fight To PG&E
• 'Don't Want To Leave Their House': COVID-19 Fears Crippling Our Kids
• Beverly Hills Prepares For Very Different Halloween Due To Pandemic
• Families Balance Trick-Or-Treating With COVID Risks
• Dodger Stadium, Hollywood Pantages Among Several LA Landmarks Now Open As Vote Centers
• 'He Was My Hero': Families Mourn 2 Men Killed During Dodgers' Celebration In Sylmar
• San Francisco Zoo Celebrates 'World Lemur Day' Along With Boy Who Found Maki
• Chicago Weather: Rare Blue Moon On Mild And Windy Halloween
• Family Of Psychiatric Patient Killed At Munster Community Hospital Calls For Justice
• Doctors React To COVID-19 Models That Show Colorado Will Hit Record Number Of Hospitalizations Within 2 Weeks
• Voter Turnout In Colorado So Far Reflects Intense Interest In Election, Issues
• Denver Public Schools Parents, Students Rally To Return To In-Person Learning
• Two Couples Say Holiday Inn Countryside Won't Refund Money After Their Weddings Were Canceled Due To COVID-19
• Woman Killed In Hit-And-Run Near Antelope, CHP Says
• LIST: Fun Halloween Events Around Maryland
• 1 In 3 Colorado Families Struggle With Food Insecurities As Mobile Food Banks Grow In Popularity
• Maryland Shocks Minnesota In OT Win, 45-44
• Canon-McMillan High School Temporarily Closing After New Coronavirus Case
• Maryland Shocks Minnesota 45-44 In OT On Missed Conversion
• Ladera Ranch Urgent Care Evicted From Shopping Center For Offering COVID-19 Testing
• $166M In Fines Recommended For PG&E Over Public Safety Power Shutoffs
• New Jersey's Daily COVID-19 Case Number Rises Above 2,000 For First Time Since May
• New Yorkers Finding Socially Distant, Safe Ways To Celebrate Halloween
• 'We Have To Be Vigilant Now': Baltimore Leaders Urge Residents To Celebrate Halloween, Ravens Gameday Safely
• 28-Year-Old Man Injured After Reported Explosion In Lineboro, Carroll County Sheriff's Office Says
• MTA Workers Rescue Man From Subway Tracks In Manhattan
• Newsom Cuts Ribbon On Innovative COVID-19 Laboratory In Valencia
• Cape Cod Man Celebrates Sobriety With Cross-Country Bike Ride
• Donald Trump Jr., Sean Parnell And Ted Nugent Headline Rally In Beaver County
• Copper Mountain Parking Reservations Available Nov. 9
• 6 Arrested In String Of Paintball Attacks Across Chicago
• Mount Sinai Medical Center Claims Lower COVID Mortality Rate Than State Average
• 2020 Election Live Updates: Trump And Biden Head To Battleground States In Midwest
• Divers Carve Pumpkins For Halloween Underwater At The National Aquarium
• Boston 'Definitely Considering' Pause On Indoor Restaurant Dining And Stricter Gathering Limits
• Late Push To Have Black Vote Counted; Possible Mail-In-Ballot Backup Investigated
• Philly Police Open Investigation After Officer Smashes Car's Windows With Mom, 2-Year-Old Inside During Protests
• Dunkin' To Be Sold To Inspire Brands For $11.3 Billion
• Porsche Driven By Missing Accounting Executive Alan White Recovered In South Dallas
• Massachusetts Gears Up For Halloween Amidst Pandemic, Snow
• More Than 200 Texas School Districts To Offer Rapid Coronavirus Testing For Students, Teachers
• Know The Score: October 30, 2020
• What Absentee Voters Should Do If Their Ballots Have Already Been Mailed
• 125-Year-Old Kalamazoo Landmark Serves As Bed & Breakfast Retreat
• Extended Closures Start Friday Night On I-25 For South Gap Project
• Wayne County Judge Halts Sale Of Former State Fairgrounds To Amazon For 14 Days
• Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley Endorses John James
• Midshipman Asks Judge To Block His Removal Over Tweets
• 2 Workers Injured After Chemical Spill At Grapevine Warehouse
• KPIX Vote Smart: Out Of 270,000 Early Ballots Already Cast In San Francisco Errors Are Rare
• More Than 100K Marylanders Participate In Early In-Person Voting For Fifth Straight Day
• Stockton Woman Indicted In Mail, Bank Fraud Schemes
• 'You Have To Have Halloween': North Texas Family Creates Elaborate Display, Socially-Distant Candy Plan
• Trump Rallies In Rochester, With Spillover From 250 Capacity Showing Support Outside
• Family's Truck Stolen In Centennial While Packed With All Their Belongings, Including Wheelchair
• Climber Dies Following Fall From Boulder's 2nd Flatiron
• Young Voters Turning Out In Droves In Colorado
• Long Lines And Wait Times For Free COVID-19 Testing In Chicago
• National Guard Arrives In Philadelphia Following Several Days Of Unrest In City
• Suspects Sought In Eagle County Puffer Car Thefts
• Riverside Surpasses 68K COVID-19 Cases, San Bernardino Adds New Death
• Patients At UPMC Children's Hospital Celebrate Halloween With Reverse Trick-Or-Treating
• Chatham Businesses Thriving Despite Indoor Dining Ban
• Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate, Kamala Harris In South Florida During Last Weekend Of Early Voting
• San Jose City Council Members Condemn Racist Ads Following SVO Fallout
• VIDEO: SUV Crashes Into Nothing Bundt Cakes In Burleson
• Burbank Family Brings Disney Halloween To Their Front Yard
• New York DMV Warns Drivers Receiving Fake Text Messages In Phishing Scam
• Eastvale Man Arrested In 25-Year-Old Sexual Assault Cold Case
• Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze Lights Up Westchester County With COVID Restrictions In Place
• Megan Rapinoe and Sue Bird announce engagement
• Texas AG Ken Paxton Joins Businesses Suing El Paso County Judge Over Coronavirus Restrictions During Surge In Cases
• Butler Co. Couple Proud Owners Of 12-Foot-Tall Skeleton, The Hottest Halloween Decoration Of 2020
• New Orleans cop shot in the face after two officers "ambushed"
• Denver Public Schools Parents Protest Return To Remote Learning For 3rd, 4th, 5th Graders
• Construction Crane Strikes Marine Parkway Bridge
• Halloween Weekend And Potential COVID Domino Effect
• Some Voters Feeling Anxious As They Head To Polls
• Snow Totals For October 30, 2020
• Two Injured In Collision With Suspect Vehicle Following Vallejo Police Pursuit
• 'Ride Out To Vote' Delivers Ballots To Alameda Courthouse On Horseback
• No Massive Halloween Bash In West Hollywood This Year, City Begs Revelers To Stay Home
• Newark Symphony Hall Approved For Grant Towards Renovation Of 95-Year-Old Venue
• Glen Burnie Man Arrested In Connection To String Of Burglaries In Anne Arundel County, Police Say
• Pittsburgh-Area Doctor Gets Probation After Attacking Hockey Referee During Rec League Game
• What You Wear To Cast Your Vote Could Get You In Trouble
• West Mifflin Police Locate Missing 14-Year-Old Ashlynn Faith Roland
• Children's Hospital In Aurora Creates Pumpkin Patch For Patients
• Six Flags America COVID-19 Drive-Thru Testing Site To Expand Hours Of Operation
• Police Taser, Then Arrest Windsor Murder Suspect Trevor George At Gas Station
• Polis Officially Opens Fishers Peak State Park In Southern Colorado
• Fall Foliage At Peak In Baltimore Area, Past In Western Maryland
• Chargers Player Trey Pipkins Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Dallas County Reports Highest Number Of New Confirmed Coronavirus Cases Since Mid-August: 670
• 97,000 Allegheny County Ballots Still Not Returned With Election Day Around The Corner
• Phillies Clear Out Bullpen, Decline Options On Hector Neris, David Phelps, David Robertson
• California EDD Director Sharon Hilliard Announces Retirement
• Investigators Search for Person Of Interest After Deadly Apartment Fire In Aurora
• 'Check Before You Burn' Season Begins Sunday
• Rockland County Extends Early Voting Hours After New York Civil Liberties Union Files Lawsuit
• Massachusetts Adds New Jersey And Connecticut To Travel Order List
• Third anonymous juror from Breonna Taylor case speaks out
• Baltimore County Schools Releases Guidelines For Phased Transition To Hybrid, In-Person Learning
• Douglas County Moves Into Level 2 As Coronavirus Cases Exceed Level 1 Parameters
• Judge Rules Against Restaurants Suing To Keep Indoor Dining
• Pitkin County Limits Gatherings To 5 People To Keep From Moving Into Level 3
• Anoka 100th Halloween Parade And Traditions Continue, With Safety Changes
• Hybrid Schedules Likely To Play Role In Return To LAUSD Campuses
• Murder In Windsor: Trevor George Of Fort Collins Officially Suspect In Babysitter's Death
• Newsom Says His Kids Have Returned To In-Person Classes
• Among Expectations Of Record Voter Turnout, Many People Still Cannot Or Will Not Vote
• 'I Hope He Never Sees The Light Of Day': OC Man Gets Life In Prison For Abduction, Torture Of Newport Beach Man
• VIDEO: Arlington Police Respond To Calls About 'Unknown Creature': 'I Did Not Mean To Cause A Disturbance'
• No Bail For Defendant Charged In Fatal Dorchester Shooting
• Restaurants Argue Against Indoor Dining Ban, Say It's Safer Than Unregulated Gatherings
• How mail-in ballots and long lines impact minority voters
• FDA Warns Of Bogus Coronavirus Vaccines And Treatments Being Sold Online
• COVID-19 considered a top issue in GOP ads in just 2 battleground states
• Parts Of Connecticut Reinstate Restrictions As COVID-19 Cases Spike; Gov. Lamont Worries Holiday Travel Will Contribute To Spread Of Virus
• Denver's Virtual Film Festival Reaching A Wider Audience
• School Districts Desperate For Substitute Teachers As Staffing Levels Fluctuate Due To COVID
• Furry Tails: Petey And Bonded Pair Piyup & Petie Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Pete Buttigieg To Meet With Pitt Students On Saturday During Western Pa. Visit
• VIDEO: Van Crashes Into West Sacramento Liquor Store In Apparent Burglary Attempt, Gets Stuck
• More Than 12 Pounds Of Rare Green Cocaine Destined For Philadelphia Seized By CBP
• Grass Valley Brewery Gets 45-Day Suspension For Operating Disorderly Premises
• California Sees Record 22M Registered Voters for 2020 Election
• Baltimore TV Station Antagonizes Pittsburgh Steeler Fans With Billboard Targeting Ben Roethlisberger
• As COVID Pandemic Wears On, Struggling New Yorkers Consider Leaving Due To High Costs: 'I Have To Give Up'
• Coronavirus And Diabetes: Small Daily Changes Can Make 'Tremendous' Difference For People Who Are Obese
• COVID-19 Cases At Nursing Homes In New Jersey Trending Up; Visitation A Main Concern, Health Commissioner Says
• Honor Guard Ceremony For Remains Of Medal Of Honor Recipient U.S. Marine Pfc. Bruce Carter At Miami International Airport
• Woman Extradited From Australia Charged For Fatal 2017 Hit-And-Run That Killed Bicyclist In Whittier
• Coronavirus Cases Continue To Rise As El Paso County Moves Into More Restrictive Level 2
• South Jersey Youth Pastor Impersonated Teenage Girl To Lure Boys To Send Him Nude Photos On Social Media: Prosecutors
• Butler County Changes Procedures Days Away From Election Day
• Vice Presidential Nominee Kamala Harris Tells Supporters In Fort Worth 'This Is No Time To Let Up On The Pedal'
• NYPD Prepares For Potential Election Day Protests Following Unrest During Summer Demonstrations
• Friday's Snowfall Causes Several Serious Car Accidents Across Massachusetts
• Women pay respect to Susan B. Anthony at her grave in Rochester
• U.S. surpasses 9 million coronavirus cases
• Man Dies After Being Ejected From Motorcycle In Modesto Crash
• Storm Smashes Boston Snow Record For October; Biggest Total Since Last Year
• Earthquake strikes Turkey and Greece, killing at least 19
• University Of Chicago Expert Says Limiting Close Unmasked Contacts Remains Key To Containing COVID; 'Spend Your Up-Close And Unmasked Contacts Wisely'
• CDC Will Allow Cruises In US Waters -Conditionally
• 7 Pennsylvania counties to wait until after election to count mail ballots
• Counties Get Coronavirus Precautions In Place For Election Day
• Ravens Caravan Gives Back To First Responders, Healthcare Workers This Purple Friday
• SEE IT: NICU Babies At NYU Winthrop Hospital Get Dressed Up For Halloween
• 2 Teenagers Who Vandalized New Options More Opportunities Turn Themselves In, Offered Jobs
• Newark Students Surprised With New Keyboards To Supplement Virtual Music Classes
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Announces Safety Plan For Election Day, Urges Peaceful Protests No Matter The Results
• Netflix hikes subscription price, boosted by viewer growth
• What You Need To Know About The 6 Amendments On The Ballot This Election
• Shooting on I-57 Near Morgan Park
• Newborns Celebrate Their First Halloween In Mini-Costumes
• Snapshot NY: Amra Sabic El-Rayess Flees Muslim Genocide In Bosnia, Becomes Professor At Columbia 'Cultivating Mindsets, Cultivating Togetherness'
• How Minnesota's Historic Bonding Bill Aims To Create Affordable Housing
• More Than 200 Ballots Being Challenged In Allegheny County
• Visitation Plan Released For Residents Of East Troublesome Fire Evacuation Areas
• South Florida Girl Among Winners In National Mask-Design Competition
• President Trump Holds Rally in Waterford Township
• Disney To Axe More Than 11,350 Union Workers
• Bradley Cooper Shares 'Extremely Important' Message Urging Pennsylvanians To Vote
• Allegheny General Hospital Cardiologists First In Western Pa. To Use New Device To Treat Heart Failure
• Maryland Weather: Freeze Warnings Issued For Halloween Morning
• Driver Wrecks RV In Mill Valley; Arrested For DUI, Resisting Arrest
• LA County Reports 1,296 New COVID-19 Cases; Officials Again Urge Residents To Stay Home For Halloween
• Sec. Of State Simon Won't Seek Stay Of 8th Circuit Decision On Absentee Ballots From SCOTUS
• Heavy, Wet Snow Coats Ground In Parts Of New Jersey; Cold Temps Expected Tonight
• Plano Neighborhood Used To Drawing Thousands Of Kids For Halloween, Cancels Trick-Or-Treating During Pandemic
• Intruder Stabbed To Death After Breaking Into San Dimas Home
• Boston Businesses Take Precautions For Election Day As Early Voting Ends
• Jurors Deliberate Harford Mass Shooter Radee Prince's Fate; No Verdict Yet On Insanity Plea
• 911 Calls, Body Camera Footage Of Fatal Police Shooting Of Walter Wallace Jr. To Be Released Nov. 4
• Birx warns of "broad surge" across the country
• Steelers-Ravens Preview: AFC North Lead On The Line In Division Showdown
• 'Craving A Sense Of Normalcy': Westwood Residents Lament Town's High-Risk Label For COVID
• Study: 20% Of Workers At Boston Grocery Store Tested Positive For COVID
• Doctors: 'Getting A Flu Shot Is More Important Than Ever' Especially During COVID
• Suspect Steven Pankey Appears In Greeley Court In Jonelle Matthews 1984 Murder Case
• Brian Williams Pleads Guilty In Magazine Sales Fraud That Bilked Elderly Victims Of $29M
• Penn State Football Returns To Happy Valley Saturday, Giving Boost To Hard-Hit Businesses
• Broncos Outside Linebacker Malik Reed Steps In Again, Makes Most Of Shot
• Garcetti Announces Discounts On Parking Citations If Paid Within 48 Hours
• Denver's Mobile Food Market Also Distributing Flu Shots & Halloween Treats On Friday
• Off-Duty Stockton Police Officer Arrested For DUI After Being Spotted Driving The Wrong Way On I-5
• Judge Tosses Maryland Man's Lawsuit Against Officials Who Stopped Him From Voting Because He Was Maskless
• Joe Biden, Barack Obama To Campaign In Flint, Detroit Saturday
• NYC Board Of Elections Official Says All Ballots May Not Be Counted Until December
• 'I Thought They Were Going Down': Witness On Risky Rescue Following Scaffolding Mishap
• Dallas Police Looking To Track Down Armed Robbery Suspect
• 'This Is The Oogie Bear' | Walmart To Carry Baby Care Product Created By Maryland Entrepreneur
• 'Eats Delivered' Will Allow Denver International Airport Visitors To Get Food Delivered To Wherever They Are
• MLB Owners Approve Sale Of New York Mets To Steve Cohen; De Blasio Says There's No Objection From City
• President Trump Coming Back To Miami For Late Night Rally On Sunday
• Towson University Professor, Anne Arundel County Team Up On Election Cybersecurity Training
• St. Paul Schools Says Distance Learning To Stay In Place Until At Least Mid-January
• COVID Community Testing Sites For Oct. 30 Through Nov. 10
• Another Tropical Depression Expected To Form In Caribbean
• Doctors Warn Traditional Seasonal Depression May Be Even Worse This Year Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Texas early voting surpasses total turnout from 2016 election
• Halloween Happenings In North Texas
• Man Charged With Animal Cruelty, Torture After Dogs, Horses, Calves Rescued From Lebanon County Property
• This week on "Face the Nation," November 1, 2020
• LA Vote Centers Hand Out Special Edition 'I Voted' Stickers
• Dog Rescued After Falling 50 Feet Over Cliff, And Into Brush Creek
• Don't Be Spooked: Full Moon And Blue Moon Arrive In North Texas Halloween Night!
• 2 More LAFC Players Test Positive For COVID-19
• Santa Clara County Seeks Court Order To Stop San Jose Church's COVID-19 Violations
• Kyle Rittenhouse To Be Extradited To Wisconsin To Face Charges In Fatal Kenosha Shootings
• Body Of Missing West Virginia Man Found In Wooded Area In Garrett County, Maryland State Police Say
• CDC Issues New Guidelines For Cruise Ships To Resume Operations
• Fayette County District Attorney: 2 Voters Received Pre-Filled Mail-In Ballots
• October worst month for the Dow since March as COVID-19 spread
• Amid Rising COVID Cases, Rhode Island Lowers Social Gathering Limit To 10
• Man Suspected Of Stabbing Vacaville Jewelry Store Worker, Stealing $300K In Merchandise Arrested
• Going To Sunday's Ravens-Steelers Game? You'll Want To Know The New Coronavirus Safety Protocols
• North Farmington Seniors Have Fun With Pop Culture On Their Student ID's
• Lori Loughlin begins prison sentence in college admissions scandal
• 2nd-Alarm Fire Destroys Gas Station Mini Mart In Fontana
• Philadelphia Police Seeking Suspect Who Stabbed Store Employee During Theft Dispute
• Baltimore Hospitals Find Ways To Celebrate Halloween Despite Coronavirus Pandemic
• Fatal Crash Closes Highway 8 In Lindstrom Friday Afternoon
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 2,641 New Coronavirus Cases, 22 Additional Deaths
• Top Pennsylvania Election Official Expects Ballots 'Overwhelmingly Will Be Counted By Friday' Next Week
• Philadelphia Police Investigating Three Separate Broad Daylight Shootings
• Despite Threat Of Lawsuits, Pritzker Says 'It Makes No Sense' To Loosen Mitigation Efforts For Bars, Restaurants
• Patriots Injury Report: Stephon Gilmore Questionable, N'Keal Harry Ruled Out Vs. Bills
• Massachusetts Reports 1,488 New Coronavirus Cases, 23 Additional Deaths
• Jilly's Bar and Grill Arson Suspect David McDermott Held Without Bail Pending Competency Evaluation
• COVID is top-five issue in GOP ads in only two battleground states
• Police Searching For Waneta Iman, Woman Last Seen Walking From Baltimore Toward Dundalk
• Fort Lauderdale Man Faces 20 Child Porn Charges; Held On $300,000 Bond
• Major Campaign Giving Varies Widely By Race And Geography In Maryland
• Former Dodger Yasiel Puig Sued For Alleged Sexual Assault
• 2021 New Season Premiere Dates
• Ravens RB Mark Ingram Doubtful To Play In Sunday's Matchup Vs. Steelers
• WATCH: LA Activist Arrested Multiple Times For Vandalizing Trump Star Back At It
• Bishop Zubik: Christmas Vigil Masses Can Begin In The Afternoon This Year
• President Trump To Deliver Remarks In Macomb County Sunday
• 'Contactless' Santa Claus Coming To Vintage Faire Mall In Modesto
• Walmart returns guns to store floors as unrest "isolated"
• Breast Cancer Awareness Month: 'The Standard Mammogram Is Missing 50% Of Breast Cancer Diagnoses'
• Texas 17-Year-Old With Genetic Disorder Passes Away After Battling Coronavirus
• Police: $1,000 Worth Of Lego Sets Stolen From Indiana County Walmart
• Maine Sets Single-Day Record For New Coronavirus Cases On Friday
• Deadly Spike In Oakland Street Violence Claims 3 More Lives
• 7-Year-Old Girl Dies After Drive-By Shooting On Detroit's East Side
• Comparing the Biden and Trump tax plans: Will you pay more?
• Vikings' Dalvin Cook 'Should Be Ready To Go' For Sunday; Cornerback Options Limited
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 8: Can Carson Wentz Put Up His 3rd Straight 30+ Point Fantasy Outing?
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 8: Can Carson Wentz Put Up His 3rd Straight 30+ Point Fantasy Outing?
• 7.0 Earthquake Strikes Aegean Sea Between Turkey, Greek Island; At Least 14 Dead
• Suspected Target Thieves Arrested After Returning To Store
• Heartbreaking Image Of Homeless Man In Downtown LA Inspires Mission To Get Him Home To Milwaukee
• Early Voting Site On Florida's Space Coast Closed After Workers Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Vacaville 'Joker' Look-Alike Arrested On Gun, Drug Charges
• Puerto Rican singer wants fans to question relationships with government
• Philadelphia Implementing Another Curfew For Friday Night As National Guard Arrives In City
• Patriots-Bills Week 8 News, Notes & Fun Facts
• COVID Reopening: San Francisco Pauses Reduced Restrictions As Case Rates Rise
• Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price Again Tests Negative For Coronavirus
• Maryland Officials Encourage Drop Box Use, Confirm Security
• Report: Minnesota Vikings Linebacker Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Broncos Postpone Practice After Offensive Lineman Tests Positive For COVID
• Police union accused of using photo of Black boy as "propaganda"
• Sam Noyer Named CU's Starting Quarterback
• Police Hand Down 4 Notices Of Violation, 13 Warnings To Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Over Coronavirus Orders
• Charged: Eric Berg Assisted In Woman's Kidnapping, Assault
• COVID-19 cases hit record high in U.S.
• Woman in labor refused to go to the hospital until she voted
• Arizona could be one of first swing states called on election night
• 'Stimulus Package Would've Had To Be Passed In July, August' To Impact Election, Pundit Says
• How To Spot A Red Or Blue 'Mirage' In Early Election Night Results
• Pres. Trump Signs Bill Into Law That Eradicates Giant 'Swamp Rats' In California
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Nominates Brian Bridges As Higher Education Secretary
• Vice Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris In Fort Worth On Last Day Of Early Voting In Texas
• 'Full House' Star Lori Loughlin Reports To Federal Prison In Dublin
• What Will We Know And When Will We Know It On Election Day (Or Later)
• Report: Michigan At Risk For 'Imminent' Coronavirus Outbreak
• Lori Loughlin Reports To NorCal Prison To Begin Serving 2-Month Sentence In College Admissions Scandal
• Industrial Port Area To Undergo $71 Million Makeover To Become Wilmington Waterfront
• Rare Halloween 'Blue Moon' To Light Up The Sky
• Amazon says it now has more than 1 million employees
• Here's How Marylanders Hospitalized Or Quarantined With COVID-19 Can Still Vote Safely
• Report: Red Sox Have Contacted Alex Cora 'Multiple Times' This Week
• City's New Health, Safety And Violence Prevention Initiative Aims To Make Policing, Social Service Changes
• 3 Arrested, 1 Person Still In Tree Protesting PG&E Plans To Cut Down Trees In Nevada City
• San Mateo Police Investigating Fatal Shooting Friday Morning
• MDOT Reminds Drivers To Be Alert As State 'Falls Back' An Hour
• Families Of Police Shooting Victims Rally Voters In Chicago
• Contact Tracing Teams In Summit County Face Challenges After 22 Students Test Positive
• A Mars-sized planet is aimlessly zooming through the Milky Way
• Former Verona Police Officer Accused Of Exchanging Pornographic Images With Minor Pleads Guilty
• Denver Mayor Warns Increase In COVID-19 Cases Must Stop To Avoid Stay At Home Order
• Lori Loughlin Begins Serving 2 Month Prison Sentence For College Admissions Scam
• Child Who Suggested Only Giving King-Sized Candy Bars This Halloween Meets Gov. Baker
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Another Record For New Cases; 10 Of 11 Regions Now Facing Extra COVID Restrictions
• Big Lots Raises $3.5 Million In Support Of Children's Mental Health
• Congressman, Actress, And Federal Economist Among Maryland's Top Donors
• Denver Public Safety Director Prepares for Possible Post-Election Unrest As Thousands Plan To Protest
• Bad Axe Man Appointed Leader Of White Supremacist Group Charged
• Macaulay Culkin Helps One of Drew's VFF's Win $1,000 When They Correctly Guess He Is The Man Behind The Curtain
• Airbnb Bans 1-Night Bookings For Halloween Weekend
• Bus Carrying 38 Inmates Crashes On Pennsylvania Turnpike
• Inmate Who Escaped From San Joaquin County Jail Honor Farm Caught
• Butler Area School District Moving Middle And High School Students Online-Only
• 9-Month-Old Conjoined Twins Separated After Marathon Surgery At UC Davis Children's Hospital
• Baltimore's Aerial Surveillance Program Will End Saturday, Police Say
• Deputies Arrest Moss Beach Man Suspected of Setting Fire Near Mavericks Trail
• Wisconsin voters who flipped from Obama to Trump
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Bruno
• Lindsey Graham is a "relic" of the "old South," challenger says
• Crime Ring: 4 Suspects Wanted For Check Fraud, Money Laundering, Tax Evasion
• REMINDER: Daylight Savings Time Ends Sunday Giving Us An Extra Hour Of Sleep
• Data Show Prevalence Of In-Home Transmission Among Massachusetts Coronavirus Clusters
• Florida Judges Teed Up For Election Challenges
• Pittsburgh Weather: Halloween Looks Dry And Chilly, But Wintry Mix Possible By Weekend's End
• Andrew Beard, A Texas Man Accused Of Killing His Ex-Girlfriend, Is Back Behind Bars For Having A Silencer
• NYPD Searching For Suspect Accused Of Attacking 78-Year-Old Man With Wooden Grill Brush
• Drew Transforms Into Glinda The Good Witch & Surprises Single Mom with $10,000 Donation To Her Non-Profit
• The Battle Over Daylight Saving Time; 'The Change Is Deeply Unpopular'
• State Colleges In Florida See Enrollment Drop During COVID Pandemic
• Owner Of Paramount Silk Screen Printing Shop Charged With Sexual Assault, Molestation Of 11 More Victims
• Some Allegheny County Voters Receiving Incorrect Polling Location Information
• 'It's Fatigue': New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Warns Second Wave Of COVID-19 Hitting State
• Judge Rules that UC System Needs To Continue Phasing Out SAT Requirements
• IHEARTMEDIA RINGS IN THE HOLIDAY SEASON WITH THE 2020 "IHEARTRADIO JINGLE BALL
• Police: Sound Of Gun Shots Near Westmoreland County 'Trump House' Most Likely Result Of Rocks Thrown At Sign
• Book excerpt: "Eleanor," the life of Mrs. Roosevelt
• Stop Work Order Issued After Spinning Crane Sends Large Slabs Of Metal Falling Onto Midtown Street
• City Of Detroit Expecting Lower Turnouts This Election Year
• Conservative group criticizes ads with Jonathan Van Ness
• Kennedy Cousin Michael Skakel Will Not Be Retried In 1975 Killing Of Martha Moxley
• Airbnb Warns Guests: No Halloween Parties This Weekend In New Jersey
• Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 2 Women Less Than 10 Days Apart
• Woman Killed After Driving Wrong Way On I-5, Crashing Head-On Into Semi
• New Section Of Sewer Line Up And Running In Fort Lauderdale
• City Of Philadelphia Taking Extra Precautions To Keep Voters Safe On Election Day
• Colorado Buffaloes Receive Approval For Limited Number Of Family Members To Attend Opener vs. UCLA
• Bus Carrying Dozens Of Inmates Crashes On Pennsylvania Turnpike
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Another Day Of Record COVID-19 Cases With More Than 3,100 Infections Reported
• Human Remains Found Under Home In Big Bear
• Halloween Brings Extra Spooky Spectacle With Rare Full 'Blue Moon'
• Two Dead In NW Miami-Dade Shooting
• Patricia Ripley, Mother Accused Of Drowning Autistic Son In Canal, Faces Death Penalty
• Drew's Halloween Show! 'Emily in Paris' Star Ashley Park, Repurposing Leftover Candy, Stans For Stains: Halloween Edition, The Weekender
• 911 Tapes, Body Cam Footage In Deadly Police Shooting Of Walter Wallace Jr. Expected To Be Released Next Week
• Aaron Murray On Auburn, LSU SEC West Clash On CBS: 'The Key For Bo Nix Is To Play Within Himself'
• Eerie: Halloween Sky To Get A Rare Blue Moon
• Collectible Shoes Among Items Stolen In North Auburn Home Burglary; Woman, 16-Year-Old Arrested
• 'Ruth Bader Ginsburg Was A Titan': Desi Lydic On Comedy Central Special 'Remembering RBG: A Nation Ugly Cries'
• Stephon Gilmore Reportedly Had MRI After Tweaking Knee At Thursday's Practice
• Trump Campaign Holding 'Trump Pride' Event In Washington County
• Gas Leak Reroutes Traffic In San Francisco Outer Sunset
• Liam's List Oct. 30: Your Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• Keonta Skipwith Arrested In October 9 Fatal Shooting Of Zeshaan Toppa In Essex, Police Say
• Fall Back: Daylight Saving Time Ends This Weekend
• COVID-19 In South Florida: 883 Newly Reported Cases In Miami-Dade, 642 In Broward
• Missing, Endangered 94-Year-Old Woman Found
• Appeals Court: MN Absentee Ballots Received After Election Day Must Be Separated
• In Ji Yong Martial Arts Studio Owner Charles Stover Indicted On 9 Counts Of Sex Abuse Of Minor
• Belichick Doesn't Believe Edelman's Injury Is Season-Ending
• 49ers Ready to Battle Seattle Seahawks Without Fans in Stands
• MIT Working On App That Could Detect Coronavirus Based On Cough Sound; 'Pandemics Could Be A Thing Of The Past'
• Police: Man Dies After Being Set On Fire In The Middle Of Brooklyn Street
• Skip The Traditional Halloween Trick-or-Treating This Year To Avoid A COVID Scare
• Osseo Schools To Move 6-12 Grades To Distance Learning
• Kennedy Cousin Michael Skakel Won't Have Second Trial In Martha Moxley Murder
• Number Of COVID Cases Rises To 329 In Miami-Dade County Public Schools
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 173 New Coronavirus Cases, 7 Additional Deaths
• Scaled-back Thanksgiving plans leave turkey farmers in limbo
• Walmart Pulls Guns And Ammunition From Displays, Citing Potential Risk For "Civil Unrest"
• Funeral Arrangements To Be Held For Walter Wallace Jr. On Nov. 7 In West Philadelphia
• Escaping NXIVM: India Oxenberg Speaks Out About The Abuse And Horrors She Endured Inside The Cult
• Khiry Queen Wanted In Fatal Glen Burnie Shooting Of Fillmore Burriss Turns Self In
• Games N' At On South Side Going Out Of Business In November
• Holiday Inn At Baltimore's Inner Harbor Closes Permanently Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Florida Elections Supervisors Told Felons Should Cast Regular Ballots
• New Ownership For Iconic Detroit River Front Building
• Airbnb Warns Against House Parties Over Halloween Weekend
• Florida unions reach out to infrequent voters in final stretch of campaign
• Bears vs. New Orleans Saints: Three Things To Watch
• More Than Half Of All Florida Voters Have Cast Ballots In Nov. 3 General Election
• Last Year Was The Coldest Halloween On Record, This Year Looks Much Warmer
• NASCAR stars unveil new car for Michael Jordan's racing team
• Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost tie the knot
• Coast Guard Helicopter Rescues 3 Stuck In Fremont Marsh
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Covid Is Deadlier Than The Flu...And Now We Have Proof.
• Coronavirus In Maryland: More Than 900 New Cases For Second Consecutive Day; Positivity Rate Climbs
• Man Shot, Killed By Citrus Heights Officers After He Allegedly Fired At Them Identified
• Louisville To Extend Outside Seating On Main Street, Keep 'Nice Vibe' Going For Businesses
• As Texas Leads The Nation, Early Voting Totals Exceed All Ballots Cast In 2016
• PTL Links: October 30, 2020
• ATF Baltimore Seeking Identities Of 5 People Linked To Fire At First National Bank During May Protests
• Officer Who Fired Shots That Killed Man And Injured Woman In Waukegan Identified As Dante Salinas; He Has Been In Trouble Before
• Would Loss To Bills Turn Patriots Into Deadline Sellers? Belichick Declines To Answer 'Talk Radio Question'
• Netflix Prices Going Up For Standard, Premium Plans
• How Americans felt about masks during the 1918 flu pandemic
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (Oct 31)
• School Survey For Students And Parents
• Jill Biden, Eric Trump To Campaign In Florida Over The Weekend
• Rapper Lil Wayne meets Trump and praises his "Platinum Plan"
• Ravens Sign Ronnie Stanley To 5-Year Contract Extension, Reportedly Worth $98.75 Million
• Halloween Weather Forecast: Full Moon And Frigid
• Halloween In The D: Here's A List Of Guidelines, Candy Drive-Up Stations From City Of Detroit
• Patriots-Bills Week 8 Predictions: Will Pats Snap Skid With Win In Buffalo?
• Philadelphia Police: Man Shot While Driving In East Oak Lane Friday Morning
• Assumption University Starts Lockdown To Slow Coronavirus Spread
• West Philly Activist Anthony Smith, 3 Others Facing Federal Charges Related To Riots Surrounding George Floyd Protests
• Is Trunk-Or-Treating Safe? What Doctors Say You Should Know This Halloween
• Texas-Based Exxon Mobil Reports Loss Of $680 Million As Demand For Fuel Continue to Fall
• Day Before Homecoming, Blooming Prairie District Cancels Parade, Football Game Over COVID-19 Concerns
• DC Releases Bodycam Footage From Karon Hylton's Fatal Crash Amid Protests
• San Francisco Downtown Streets Still Remain Relatively Empty As City Slowly Rebounds From COVID Lockdown
• Nearly 25% Of Americans Have Already Finished Holiday Shopping, Survey Finds
• President Trump To Campaign In Oakland County Today
• Former Intelligence Director: Russia Is The 'New England Patriots Of Messing With Elections'
• What's holding up your stimulus check? Here are the barriers
• Tua Tagovailoa's First Start For Miami Will Test His Hip
• Surveillance Video Shows Car Drive Onto Sidewalk In Hit-And-Run Crash
• Medtronic Agrees To Pays $9.2M Settlement In South Dakota Kickback Case
• Duplicates And Dead People: Hundreds Of Thousands Of Questionable Ballots Sent Out To LA County Voters
• Joe Biden To Visit Philadelphia On Sunday To Address Crises Facing Country, Campaign Says
• Airbnb Issues Warning Against New Jersey, Pennsylvania House Parties Over Halloween Weekend
• Patients Living With An Incurable Blood Cancer Have A New Option
• Deadly 7.0-magnitude quake rocks Turkey and Greek island
• 9-Month-Old Conjoined Twins Separated After Marathon Surgery At UC Davis Children's Hospital
• Joe Biden And Kamala Harris To Spend Nov. 2 In Pennsylvania
• Trump Jr. says COVID deaths are "almost nothing" on day when 1,000 died
• Travis Roy Tributes Praise 'Ultimate Symbol Of Determination And Courage'
• Baltimore County Rape Suspect Allegedly Lured Victim To Home With Fake Job Opportunity, Police Believe There Could Be Other Victims
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/30 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• NH Restaurants To Start Collecting Contact Information For COVID Tracing
• Driver Charged In Deadly Crash That Killed Miami-Dade Police Captain Tyrone White, Father Of Patriots' Running Back James White
• To Do List: Pumpkin Carving Contest, Live Music, Standup Comedy
• Netflix Is Raising Prices For Its Standard And Premium Plans
• NHL team cuts ties with top draft pick who bullied Black classmate
• Trevor Lawrence tests positive for COVID-19
• Zeta leaves 6 dead and nearly 2 million without power
• Supreme Court referees spate of election battles
• Big winners already in presidential election? Bookies
• UPS Hiring Over 3,200 Workers For Holiday Season During Hiring Events Friday
• Trump administration removes wolves from list of protected species
• El Paso judge imposes two-week shutdown as COVID-19 cases spike
• Leopard mauls man who paid for "full contact experience"
• Alleged white supremacy group members arrested in Michigan
• NBA legend wants cannabis industry to open up to "everybody"
• Halloween Display Features Skeletons Dancing In A Conga Line In Jefferson Park
• Trump, Biden To Hold Dueling Campaign Events Friday In Minnesota
• Halloween Safety: Local Doctor Advises Families How To Stay Safe During Trick-Or-Treating
• POWER Coalition Helping Voters In Philadelphia Get To Polls Safely On Election Day
• 3 Arrested In Deadly December 2019 San Francisco Tenderloin Shooting
• Drivers Beware, More Flooding Expected On Roadways Friday
• "If Florida goes blue, it's over": Trump and Biden campaign in Florida
• Long Island Soccer Coach Accused Of Having Sexual Contact With 16-Year-Old
• Qatar may charge officials behind forced vaginal exams at airport
• Nearly 44% Of Massachusetts Voters Have Already Cast Ballots In November Election
• NYPD Searching For Suspect Allegedly Spotted Running From Scene After 17-Year-Old Derek Trucios Was Shot To Death In Brooklyn
• Anoka: The Halloween Capital Of The World
• North Texans Again Lining Up At The Polls To Cast Their Ballots As End Of Early Voting Nears
• 2 More Paintball Attacks Reported In The Loop, Streeterville Overnight
• Slithery Surprise Found Under Hood Of Car In Dania Beach
• As Businesses Struggle During Pandemic, State Program Helps Companies Vie For Government Contracts
• 58% Of Americans Plan To Celebrate Halloween This Year, Survey Finds
• St. Paul Police: Man Hurt After His Gun Discharges As Officers Perform Pat-Down Search
• Walmart Removes Guns, Ammunition From Display In Select States Following Unrest In Philadelphia
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cool Temperatures And Light Drizzle Start The Weekend
• Falwell Sues Liberty University, Saying School Damaged His Reputation
• With Plummeting Ridership During Pandemic, Pace Bus Wants To Cut 73 Routes Indefinitely
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Skies Ahead; Windy Weekend
• Prosecutors: 2 Men Facing Mass Destruction, Conspiracy Charges After Illegal Explosives Found In Van On Parkway
• 286 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For Coronavirus In Last Week
• Second suspect in custody in suspected terror attack in France
• Philadelphia Fire Department Union Votes To Uphold Endorsement Of President Trump
• Fraudulent Charges Appearing On Bank Of America EDD Debit Cards Of 350,000 Unemployed Californians
• Hook, Fish & Chicken Corrects All Health Violations
• Trump To Largely Maskless, Shoulder-To-Shoulder Supporters In Tampa: 'Wearing A Mask Is Appropriate When Social Distancing Isn't Possible'
• President Donald Trump To Attend Make America Great Again Events In Bucks, Berks Counties Saturday
• Police: Miami-Dade Officer Arrested By Federal Drug Agents
• Former Secretary Of State John Kerry: Idea Of Joe Biden Embracing Socialism Is 'Scare Tactic' By President Trump
• Two People Taken To Hospital After Car Flips Onto Its Roof In Mount Oliver
• 'Hello Neighbor' Helping Local Refugees And Immigrants
• UPS Holding Hiring Event To Fill More Than 840 Pittsburgh-Area Positions
• Former Pirates Pitcher Keone Kela Makes Donation To Boys & Girls Club Of Western Pa.
• Washington County Commissioner Nick Sherman Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Friday's Show Info (10/30/20)
• Halloween In The Times Of COVID: Creative Ways To Still Have Fun
• 'No Place Left To Hide:' Ohio Coronavirus Cases Continue To Surge

Videos from October 30, 2020

• The Deciders
• Michigan secretary of state says elections in her state are among the "most secure" in the nation
• Voters pay respect to Susan B. Anthony at her grave in Rochester
• Trump and Biden crisscross key battlegrounds in the Midwest
• Supreme Court delays review of Mississippi abortion case
• Mail-in ballot challenges and long voting lines disproportionately impact African American and Latino voters
• U.S. coronavirus cases top 9 million
• Biden eyes red states won by Trump in 2016
• Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer on "The Takeout" — 10/30/20
• E-scooter company Spin offers discounted rides to polls on Election Day
• "Losing Las Vegas" shows the economic toll of COVID shutdown
• Florida woman in labor refused to go to hospital until she voted
• 7.0 magnitude earthquake hits Turkey and Greece
• Potential legal challenges over late-arriving mail ballots
• Inside Arizona's early voting process
• Protests continue in Poland over near-total abortion ban
• New details emerge about suspect in terror attack in France
• Labor unions try to mobilize infrequent Florida voters to cast their ballots for Joe Biden
• Democrat Jaime Harrison on his close race against Senator Lindsey Graham in South Carolina
• How to build a strong financial foundation during a pandemic
• Candidates begin final weekend of campaigning with stops in Midwest
• Kamala Harris making campaign stops in Texas as Democrats compete for state
• Michigan charges 2 tied to white supremacist extremist group
• What happens if presidential race is tied in Electoral College?
• Doctor: COVID death rate not as high as in spring, but anyone can die from virus
• When the youth vote made all the difference: 2018 midterms
• Trump, Biden head to Midwest with four days until election
• NASCAR stars Bubba Wallace, Denny Hamlin unveil race car for new 23XI Racing team
• Over a century ago, masks were controversial during the 1918 flu pandemic
• Historic numbers of women of color are nominees for the House and Senate in the 2020 elections
• Financial lessons from the coronavirus pandemic
• The final push before Election Day
• Amid record turnout, new initiatives expand voting access for some Americans
• Militias, extremist groups fear election results could lead to violence
• Young Texas voters turning out in record numbers
• Louisville police officer sues Breonna Taylor's boyfriend, Kenneth Walker, for emotional distress
• New COVID-19 cases continue to rise in 25 states, setting new infection records
• Breaking down Trump and Biden's strategies with four days to go until Election Day
• Young voters are making their vote count in Texas
• President Trump's message to voters in the final days on the campaign trail
• Trump, Biden hold rallies in battleground Florida during final days of campaign
• Presidential candidates head to Midwest as Election Day nears
• 10/30: CBSN AM