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• Parents, Teachers Fighting To Save Elementary School In Newark
• Lawmakers Vote To Open Palo Alto Foothills Park To Public Ending Decades-Old Restrictive Policy
• San Francisco Firefighter Critically Injured In Fall After Being Struck By Firehose
• Free, Discounted Rides, Maps To Polling Places Offered For Voters Needing A Hand
• CBS13 Investigates: Spike in Concealed Weapon Applications, Who's Carrying & Why?
• Ryan Rogina Identified As Babysitter Killed In Windsor
• CBS4's Analysts Make Predictions For Election Night In Colorado
• Glendale Police Search For Vehicle In Deadly Hit & Run On Leetsdale Drive
• Denver City Council Moves Forward 2021 Budget Without Amendments
• SoCal Trump Supporters Believe In Victory, Despite Voting In Projected Blue State
• Brewery In Grass Valley Forced To Close Over Issues With Fights, Public Urination
• Man Drives 1,200 Miles From LA To Texas To Vote After Not Receiving Mail-In Ballot
• Coronavirus Cluster Infects 8 Turlock Firefighters
• 'Everybody Is Scared': Southland Businesses Board Up Windows Ahead Of Election
• Preparing For Protests: More Denver Businesses Board Up Windows Ahead Of Election Day
• Sacramento Chaplains Available On Election Day
• Caltrans Crews Work To Clear 30,000 Pounds Of Noodles From 110 Freeway In Gardena
• Sacramento Fire Crew Helps Deliver Sac Metro Paramedic's Baby Girl
• Police Ramping Up Patrols In The Hours Leading Up To Election Day
• First Time Colorado Voters Share Ambition To Have Their Voices Heard
• CBS4 Goes Inside Denver Emergency Operations Center Ahead Of Election Night Activation
• High Demand Leads To More Community Coronavirus Testing In Denver
• Chicago Weather: Mild And Bright
• The Minnesota Races In Play On Election Day
• Despite Being Allowed To Open, Some Northwest Indiana Restaurants, Brewpubs Have Decided To Stay Closed For COVID-19 Safety
• All Evacuations To Be Lifted For Cameron Peak Fire
• Man With Knives Shot, Killed By Winchester Police
• Baker Orders Curfew For Businesses & Gatherings, Reduces Gathering Limits, Tightens Mask Mandate
• Keller @ Large: Why You Should Believe The Election Polls
• NYC Businesses Start Boarding Up In Anticipation Of Election Unrest: 'Better Safe Than Sorry'
• President Trump Returns To Kenosha For One Of His Last Rallies Before Election Day
• 2 Dead In Apparent Carbon Monoxide Poisoning In Bensonhurst
• 2 Eaglecrest High School Students Test Positive For Coronavirus, 26 Others Will Quarantine
• Nevada City Man Refusing To Come Down From Tree As PG&E Begins Work
• 'It's Safe And Secure': Mail-In Ballots Processed Early In Fall River
• 'It's Like The Hours Before The Biggest Wedding Ever': Election Administrators, Poll Workers Have Busy Election Day Eve
• Almost 70% Of Broward Voters Have Cast Their Ballot Before Election Day
• Miami-Dade Elections Supervisor Christina White Says They're Ready For Tuesday Turnout
• OC Reports 140% Increase In Early Voter Turnout With 1.1 Million Ballots Already Received
• 'The Power Is In Our Vote': Former President Barack Obama Holds 'Election Eve Close Out Rally' In Miami
• UPDATE: San Jose Police Investigation Closes Stretch Of Northbound Hwy 101 For Over Two Hours
• Biden, Trump Campaigns Make Final Pitch To Pennsylvania Voters With Stops Across State
• One Dead, One Injured After Shooting In El Dorado County
• North Texas Great-Grandmother Comes 'Back To Life' After Social Security Administration Declared Her Dead
• Election Day 2020: Your Guide To Casting A Ballot In Maryland
• Minneapolis Police: Victim In Critical Condition After Near North Shooting
• Good Question: How Exactly Is Your Vote Counted?
• After A Taste Of Winter In October, Now's The Time To Get Your Home Cold-Weather Ready
• With 2020 Being A Stressful Drag So Far, It's Not Too Early To Start Putting Up Christmas Decorations
• John James Campaigns In Grand Rapids Monday
• Early Voting In Maryland: More Than 140K Ballots Cast Monday, Bringing Total To 993K
• Arlington Woman Believed To Have Been Kidnapped By Boyfriend
• Some Marylanders' Ballots Won't Show Up As Accepted On Online Tracker Until After Election Day. That's Normal, Officials Say
• Haven't Mailed Your Ballot In Yet? Don't. Bring It To A Drop Box Instead, Maryland State Board Of Elections Says
• Pennsylvania Health Secretary Recommends Bringing Coronavirus Kit To The Polls On Election Day
• Survey: More American Stressed Out Over Election Day 2020 Than In 2016
• Coronavirus Latest: 44 Baltimore City Schools To Reopen For Small Group In-Person Learning Sites
• San Bernardino Surpasses 65K COVID-19 Cases, Riverside Nears 69K
• Christopher Winchester, Jamal Simmons Charged In Shooting Of Baltimore Ballot Box Guard
• 'Tipsy Teacher' Wine Store Helps Put Money In Pockets Of Under-Funded Teachers
• Tom Brady, Rob Gronkowski Connect For 93rd TD, Move Past Steve Young-Jerry Rice Duo For Second-Most In NFL History
• Local Law Enforcement Will Not Tolerate Voter Intimidation On Election Day
• Bears' Javon Wims Gets 2-Game Suspension From NFL For Punching Saints' Chauncey Garnder-Johnson
• Marshalls Stores In Detroit, Dearborn Board Up Windows Ahead Of Election Day
• Macomb, Oakland County Clerks Say They Are Prepared For Election Day And Anything That Might Happen
• S.O.S. Ensures Election Security, Accuracy
• Philadelphia Businesses Boarding Up In Anticipation Of Possible Election-Related Violence
• Driver Killed In Head-On Collision With Truck Near Santa Rosa
• Voters To Decide On Record $3.7B Dallas ISD Bond Proposal
• Pittsburgh Police Find Missing 41-Year-Old Jerry Johnson
• West Sacramento Woman Arrested 3 Times In 4 Days After Being Released On $0 Bail
• Election Tension: East Bay Businesses Prepare For Possible Unrest
• Police Issue Alert About Robberies, Carjackings In Lincoln Park
• US Senate Candidate MJ Hegar Rallies Supporters In North Texas Hours Before Election Day: 'It's 4th And Goal'
• 'I Got The Rona': Ravens CB Marlon Humphrey Says He's Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Tracking The Tropics: Hurricane Eta Has Continued To Rapidly Strengthen As It Approaches Northeastern Nicaragua
• Vikings Ground Game Going Strong With Help From Dalvin Cook
• Florida Unemployment Payments Top $18 Billion
• La Cienega Boulevard, Florence Avenue Intersection To Close For One Week
• Man sentenced to 25 years for setting fire to 3 Baptist churches
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: State Logs 3,433 More COVID Cases, 3 More Deaths
• Pennsylvania Judge Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 12-Year-Old Boy
• Man Pleads Not Guilty To Killing 17-Year-Old Boyle Heights Girl In 1996
• Modesto Man Killed In Hit-And-Run Near Thunder Valley Casino; Search On For Driver
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Mahtomedi High School To Transition Back To Distance Learning
• 49ers Trade Alexander To Saints For Alonso, Draft Pick
• Coronavirus Cases Spike As West Virginia Heads Into Election Day
• Woman Held On $1M Bail For Alleged Insurance Fraud To Protect Husband
• Down To The Wire For Mail-In Ballots Not Yet Received By Elections Offices
• Cameras Capture Halloween Crowds In Sacramento, Businesses Defend Behavior
• San Francisco Japantown Merchants Seeking Relief From Japan Center Landlord
• Ravens Must Overcome Turnovers And Loss Of Stanley, Humphrey
• Santa Clara County Marks 1 Million COVID-19 Tests Amid Sharp Decline In New Cases
• 21-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Shot In Head In Nicetown, Philadelphia Police Say
• Doctor Shares How Coloradans, Including Kids, Can Better Manage Election Anxiety
• Silicon Valley Organization Dissolves Political Action Committee In Fallout Over Racist Ad
• Simi Valley's Youngest Students Return To Classroom For First Time Since March
• U.S. Department Of Justice Sending Voting Rights Monitors To Allegheny County
• Supreme Court Sends Louisiana Police Officer's Suit Against BLM Activist DeRay Mckesson Back To Lower Court
• Masks Required, Reservations 'Strongly Encouraged' To Visit Santa At Simon Malls
• Anthem Blue Cross Donates $100K To LAUSD Relief Program
• 2020 Election Live Updates: Trump, Biden Make Last-Minute Appeals On Eve Of Election
• 2 Escaped Wolf Hybrids In Monterey County Found; 1 Still Missing
• 2020 Election: Trump and Biden Make Last-Minute Pushes In The Hours Leading Up To Election Day
• University Of Chicago Looks For Participants For Phase 3 Study Of Johnson & Johnson's Coronarvirus Vaccine
• 2 Men Dead After Shooting At Sacramento County Apartment Complex
• Campaign 2020: Rose-Malliotakis Congressional Race Remains Tight And Heated Right Down To Election Day
• College Students Face Fear Of The Future As Online Learning Continues
• Teen Arrested In Connection To North Auburn Home Burglary; 2 Others Already In Custody
• U.S. braces for possible Election Day violence and unrest
• Over 2.9M Ballots Cast In LA County So Far
• North Hills High School Temporarily Going Online-Only After Another Coronavirus Case
• Judge Rejects Insanity Defense, Finds Harford Mass Shooter Radee Prince Criminally Responsible
• 2 Civilians Rescue 26-Year-Old Woman From Attempted Abduction In Center City, Police Say
• Man Acquitted Of Murder, Found Guilty Of Involuntary Manslaughter In Death Of 4-Year-Old Boy Found In Trash Bags
• This Is What In-Person Voting Looks Like During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• How Kenosha Has Become A Critical Place On The Presidential Campaign Roadmap
• Judge Calls Gov. Newsom's Vote-By-Mail Executive Order 'Improper,' But Ruling Won't Affect Tuesday's Election
• Sacramento Radio Station To Play Christmas Music All Day On Election Day
• Southlake Police Chief James Brandon Back On Job After Cancer Battle
• 17-Year-Old Motorcyclist Killed In Highway 4 Discovery Bay Crash
• COVID-19 Causes Mall Operators in Livonia and Okemos To File Bankruptcy
• Connecticut Reimposes Some COVID Restrictions As Cases Rise
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: On Election Eve, 97 million Americans have already voted
• Voters Head To Allegheny County Office Building To Drop Off Ballots And Sort Out Last-Minute Issues
• Flying From California To Chicago To Cast A Ballot; 'I Didn't Want To Come Up Short By Not Doing It'
• Technical Glitch May Cause Big Delays In Counting Absentee Ballots In Outagamie County, Wisconsin
• Officials Prepare For Election Day In Chicago With Record For Early Voting, Mail-In Ballots
• COVID Reopening: San Jose Unified Plans On Return To In-Person Learning In Early January
• Man Seen Brandishing Gun In Elk Grove Identified And Arrested
• 11.8 Million Californians Have Already Voted Ahead Of Election Day, Secretary Of State Reports
• Summit County Upgrades Testing Facility In An Effort To Lower Positivity Rate
• Pittsburgh Businesses Board Up Storefronts In Preparation Of Possible Election Day Unrest
• No-Burn Alert Issued Through Tuesday Due To High Air Pollution Forecast
• Orange County Reports 183 New COVID-19 Cases, Adjusts Death Toll Down By 1
• Fire Shuts Down Bridge On Mitchell Road In Ceres
• Families Of Inmates Say Stillwater Prison Didn't Do Enough To Prevent COVID Outbreak
• Tense Election Day Looms Amid Bitter Divisions
• Many Universities Preemptively Canceling Spring Break 2021 In Bid To Limit COVID Spread
• YMCA Program Offers Free Acupuncture Treatments To Release Stress
• President Donald Trump Vows To Send Lawyers To Challenge Mail-In Votes In Pennsylvania After Election Day
• Center City Artist Paints 'America, A Work In Progress' Mural Dedicated To Story Of 2020 Election
• Fearful Of COVID-19 Resurgence, New Jerseyans Braving Cold, Long Lines For Testing
• Dallas Voters Should Expect Long Lines Come Election Day
• Program In Dallas Provides Healing For Women Who've Endured Trauma
• Justice Department To Monitor Six Florida Counties On Election Day Including Miami-Dade and Broward
• U.S. battles coronavirus surge as states see record new cases
• Jose Morales-Reyes, Driver Who Ran Over Schoolgirl On Arvada Sidewalk, Avoids Jail Time
• Wedding Ring Found In Halloween Candy; 'We Don't Know How Long It Had Been Sitting In Candy Given To This Kid'
• Campaign 2020: What To Expect At The Polls On Election Day In New York, New Jersey And Connecticut
• New York City To Boost Access To Free COVID Tests In The Bronx
• Looking To Get Rid Of Those Pumpkins After Halloween? These Pigs Are Happy To Help
• 15-Year-Old Boy Critically Injured In West Philadelphia Shooting, Police Say
• Man Arrested For Starting Cypress Fire In Fontana After Being Rescued From Its Flames
• Preparations For An Uncertain Election Night; 'We're Afraid. We're Losing Business'
• Walmart lays off shelf-scanning robots, lets humans do the work
• '100% Heightened Awareness': Denver Public Safety Director Prepares for Possible Post-Election Unrest As Thousands Plan To Protest
• Tylenol Or Motrin For Children? New Study Suggests One Is Better Than The Other
• Boy Makes Baseball Bats From Storm Debris To Raise Relief Funds For Derecho Victims
• New CDC Study Shows COVID-19 Spread Is Common Within Households
• Undercover Effort Leads To Arrest Of North Texas Man For Allegedly Promoting, Possessing Child Pornography
• Horses Rescued After High Winds Cause Tent Collapse At Maryland Fairgrounds
• 'Giving Tree Of Hope' Spreads Holiday Cheer, Messages Of Hope And Charity In Ocean Grove, N.J.
• Election Watch Parties, Small Gatherings 'Not A Good Idea', LA County Public Health Official Says
• 'My Goal Is To Win Us A Championship': New Sixers President Daryl Morey Says Embiid, Simmons Can Work Together
• New Hampshire Up For Grabs In Final Countdown To Presidential Election
• Joe Biden Makes Several Pittsburgh-Area Campaign Stops, Including Drive-In Rally With Lady Gaga
• Mall operators are filing for bankruptcy before the holidays
• CBS2 Has What You Need To Know About New Coronavirus Quarantine Rules In New York State
• Meditation Apps See Spike In Usage As Americans Look To Cope With Stress Of Election & Pandemic
• Refrigerator-Sized Asteroid To Zoom Past Earth Just Before Election Day
• Biden/Harris Ticket Needs Convincing Win In Pennsylvania To Solidify Path To White House, Valerie Jarrett Says
• Tarrant County Election Board Brings In Help To Deal With Thousands Of Mail-In Ballots That Won't Scan
• Driver Dies Following August 14 Crash In Baltimore County, Police Say
• Slain SMU Student Jaden Urrea's Family Calls Killing 'Drive-By Shooting, Unprovoked, Committed By Complete Strangers'
• High Stakes In 2 Long Island Congressional Races As Campaign 2020 Gets Down To The Wire
• Philadelphia Police: Man In Critical Condition, Woman Wounded In Hunting Park Double Shooting
• Monday Sees Final Push In Minnesota On Biden's And Trump's Behalf
• Car Delivery Scam Preys On Unsuspecting Buyers During Pandemic
• 'You Can't Sit It Out': Baltimore's Mayoral Candidates Make Final Appeal To Voters Ahead Of Election Day
• Banditos, The Charles In Federal Hill Reopen After COVID-19 Violations, Noir Restaurant Remains Closed
• 'It's Pretty Electric Out There On All Sides': Anxiety High Over Mail-In Ballots Arriving After Election Day
• Doug Pederson Optimistic After Carson Wentz, Eagles Barely Scrape By Cowboys
• Steady Stream Of Camden, Burlington County Residents Handing In Mail-In Ballots To Make Sure Voice Is Heard
• Top Cops In South Florida Say There Are 'No Credible Threats' To Disrupt Voting
• Polis: $1.3 Billion State Budget Focuses On Schools, Health Care, Economic Stability
• Coronavirus In Indiana: NW Region Sets Daily Record For COVID-19 Cases
• Coronavirus Latest: Johns Hopkins University Plans To Resume In-Person Learning For Spring Semester
• Colorado National Guard Called On To Provide Election Cybersecurity
• Stay 6 Feet Away? Dr. Dave Hnida Explains New CDC Exposure Guidelines
• Woman Shot Several Times In Sibley County
• High Winds Bring Down Trees, Power Lines Across New Jersey
• DOJ Announces Plans For Election Day 'Voting Rights Monitoring' For Certain Jurisdictions, Including Minneapolis
• Warriors Unveil New Throwback Uniforms Paying Homage To 'We Believe' Era
• Stoughton Nurse Jennifer Toscano Killed While Stopping To Help Crash Victims On Interstate 95
• Denver County Jail Inmates Cast In-Person Ballots Before Election Day
• Gunmen open fire in Vienna, killing 1 and wounding 15
• More Boards Go Up At Twin Cities Area Businesses As Election Day Arrives
• 'I Got A Jail Cell For You': DA Larry Krasner Issues Warning 'If You Are Planning In Philadelphia To Steal Our Votes'
• Florida voters may boost minimum wage boost to $15 an hour
• Massachusetts Reports 725 New Coronavirus Cases, 9 Additional Deaths
• Report: Jimmy Garoppolo, George Kittle Out Indefinitely For 49ers
• LA Metro To Offer Free Rides On Election Day
• Pittsburgh Pirates' Honus Wagner Rookie Card Sells At Auction For Over $1.4M
• Pittsburgh Conroy Facility Closed For Remainder Of Week Due To Coronavirus
• Plano Police Searching For Thief Who Stole $60K Gold Bar From Locked Mailbox
• Dallas County Reports Record 1,517 New Positive Coronavirus Cases As Outpatient Clinics Begin Reporting Results
• Walsh Urges Boston To 'Respond Peacefully' Regardless Of Election Day Results
• PREIT, Operator Of Cherry Hill Mall, Files For Bankruptcy
• 13-Year-Old Hurt In I-80 Shooting Near Fairfield; Suspect Arrested After High-Speed Chase
• As Entire State Heads Toward Tighter COVID Restrictions, Pritzker Urges People To Support Small Businesses; 'It's How We All Can Keep Each Other Going'
• Vikings' Mark Fields Endured Punctured Lung From Opponent's Cleat
• Houston Drive-Thru Votes Will Count: Federal Judge Rejects GOP Effort To Toss Out 127K Votes
• 25-Year-Old Ashley Boles Missing From Reisterstown, Police Say
• Colonial-Themed City Tavern In Old City Closing Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• On election eve, U.S. Postal Service faces delivery delays
• Woman With Depression Missing Since Mid-September; Last Seen In Compton
• Transgender Woman Files Lawsuit Against Whitmer Because She Faces Military Discharge Over Gender Identity
• Judge rejects attempt to block nearly 127,000 drive-thru votes in Texas
• Heil Valley Ranch Remains Closed After CalWood Fire Leaves Behind Burned Out Trails
• Mendocino County Sheriff To Provide Extra Patrols At Polling Locations On Election Day
• Family Pleads For Information In Killing Of Kenyon Jerrod Bryant
• Montgomery County Mail-In Ballots 'Will Probably Take 2 To 3 Days' To Count, Official Says
• Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost Tweets Inaccurate Mail-In Voting Deadline
• NFL MVP Adrian Peterson Teams Up With The Athletes' Corner To Launch 'All Day Holiday Meals'
• How Trump used COVID-19 to shut U.S. borders to migrant minors
• 'We've Been Here Before': Pennsylvania, New Jersey Health Officials Issue Warning As COVID-19 Cases Spike
• Pitt Panthers S Paris Ford Opts Out Of Remainder Of 2020 Season
• Sheriff: Maryland Man Injured After Receiving Package That Exploded; Reward Offered For Information
• Due To Coronavirus, Restaurants Now Taking Names, Phone Numbers
• Goldfish Are Invasive Problem In Chaska Lake
• CHP Seeks Public's Help In Fairfield Freeway Shooting Investigation; Teen Injured, Suspect Arrested
• Police Kill Robbery Suspect, Officer Injured During Pursuit From Revere To Lynn
• LIST: Massachusetts Is Ordering These Businesses To Follow 9:30 PM Curfew
• Bill Belichick Says Patriots 'Sold Out' For Their Last Three Super Bowls
• 'This Will Truly Be A Democratic Election': Philadelphia Officials Urging Patience On Election Day
• Torrance Man Charged With Hate Crime For Allegedly Flashing Nazi Salute, Vandalizing Pickup Truck With Shovel
• The "tough conversation" families should have before Thanksgiving
• Killed On Halloween: Police Need Tips About Death Of Jedadiaa White
• Mars Area High School Temporarily Moves To Online Learning Due To Coronavirus Cases
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 6,222 New COVID-19 Cases, 20 More Deaths; Hospitalizations And Positivity Rate Highest Since May
• President Trump Threatens Legal Action To Stop Counting Of Pennsylvania Ballots Arriving After Election Day
• Judge Denies Compassionate Release Motion Of Woman Convicted In FBI Agent's Shooting Death
• Furry Tails: Giving Dakota A Lift
• Wisconsin State Patrol Pulls Over Vehicle With Snowmobile On Roof
• Detectives: Trap Door Under Home Concealed Calaveras Co. Teen Missing For More Than A Week
• SCOTUS Decision Keeps Mask Mandate At Minnesota's Polling Locations
• Hiring is biggest issue for employers of high-risk businesses
• Low-Income LA Residents Can Apply For Utility Assistance Starting Monday
• Reports: 49ers TE George Kittle Has Broken Foot; QB Jimmy Garoppolo Sidelined Indefinitely
• LAUSD To Offer Small Group Classes To Students In Need, But Campuses Won't Reopen This Semester
• Florida's Turnout "Crazy" High Heading Into Tuesday's Election
• 2 East Texas Children Missing After Being Ordered Into Family And Protective Services Custody, May Be In Dallas Area
• Minnesota DNR Shares List Of Reminders As Deer Hunting Season Opens
• Colorado State Patrol, Denver Police Have Plan To Protect State Capitol In Possible Post-Election Unrest
• Jeannie Mai hospitalized, leaves "Dancing with the Stars"
• Police Activity Temporarily Blocks Southbound Lanes Of Highway 101 In Gilroy
• West Virginia Lawmaker Being Treated At Hospital For Coronavirus
• Ravens star Marlon Humphrey tests positive for coronavirus
• Nigel Farage rebrands Brexit Party to challenge U.K.'s COVID-19 lockdown
• With 'Passions Running High' Dallas County Political Party Leaders Make Bi-Partisan Statement On Election
• Bail Set At $2M For Kyle Rittenhouse Accused In Wisconsin Shootings
• Palm Springs Film Festival Canceled, Set To Return In 2022
• Texas Outpaces Every State, Records Highest Number Of COVID-19 Cases In US
• Broncos Win On Touchdown As Time Expires For 2nd Time In Team History
• Report: Chargers Deal Desmond King To Titans
• Washington Head Coach Ron Rivera Discusses Inequality In Healthcare: 'We Need To Have Affordable Care Act'
• Working For Chicago: Omnichannel Commerce Provider Radial Hiring 400 Seasonal Workers In Romeoville
• Beau Allen Won't Play This Season For Patriots, Bill Belichick Reveals
• Police training used Hitler quotes, urged cadets to be "ruthless"
• John Harbaugh: Ravens Will Meet Virtually, Plan To Hold Practice Normally After Marlon Humphrey Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Pete Buttigieg: Americans Will See 'Definition Of A Good Economy' If Joe Biden Wins 2020 Election
• Biggest Needs For Patriots At NFL Trade Deadline
• Texas Overtakes California In Highest Number Of Total COVID-19 Cases In US
• MDOT MVA Offices, VEIP Stations Closed On Election Day
• Caught On Video: Man Pushes Down Driver As 'Trump Train' Passes Through Santa Barbara
• San Francisco Police Seek Kidnapping Suspects Who Allegedly Shot, Robbed Victim
• Vice President Mike Pence Speaks At Westmoreland County Rally
• Retailers board up storefronts ahead of Election Day
• Kitten Found With Paws Frozen To Tire Needs A Name
• Local Political Organizations And Businesses Offering Free Or Discounted Rides To Polling Places
• Strong Winds Blow Over Box Truck On I-95 In Philadelphia Causing Multi-Vehicle Accident With Entrapments
• Maryland Weather: Wind Advisory Expires, Some Damage, Outages Reported
• Report: San Francisco 49ers Deal Linebacker Kwon Alexander To Saints
• Minnesota DVS Services Limited, Offices To Close As State Prepares To Launch 'MNDRIVE' System
• Man, 30, Accused Of Pointing Laser At Police Aircraft Flying Over Stockton
• 'Goal Is To Use As Least Amount Of Force As Possible': Denver Director Of Public Safety Prepares For Post-Election Unrest
• Fort Worth PD Comments After Claims Officers Gave 'Escort' To Pro-Trump Caravan Near Polling Station In Predominantly Minority Area
• Massachusetts Continues Work On Renumbering Exit Signs: Latest Schedule
• South Dakota attorney general "distracted" before deadly crash
• Fort Worth Police Seek 18-Year-Old 'Armed And Dangerous' Robbery Suspect
• Texas restaurant: County order "null, void and unenforceable"
• Trick-Or-Treater Struck By Vehicle In Robbinsdale
• Pittsburgh Weather: Area Wakes Up To Its First Dusting Of Snow, But Relief Is On The Way
• Steelers Coach Mike Tomlin Says Team Isn't Afraid Of Lamar Jackson: 'We Respect Him, But We Do Not Fear Him'
• 15-Year-Old Joppa Boy Recovering After 14-Year-Old Friend Accidentally Shot Him
• Eminem's 'Lose Yourself' Featured In New Biden Campaign Ad
• Denver District Courts Suspend Jury Trials Until 2021 Due To Surge In Coronavirus Cases
• Search Underway For SUV Driver Who Struck And Killed Man On E-Bike In Manhattan
• Fatal Fire In Yonkers Called Suspicious, Investigators Say They Found Accelerant At Scene
• Kamala Harris: 'Pennsylvania's Gonna Determine The Outcome Of This Election'
• COVID start-up based in GOP donor's condo could get millions from U.S.
• Eagan Police: Missing Teen With Autism Has Been Found, Is In Good Health
• How To Safely Use A Space Heater As The Weather Gets Colder
• More Than Half A Million People Voted Early In-Person In Miami-Dade
• Election Experts Say 'We Will Not Have A Full Count On Election Night' In Pennsylvania
• Marisa Tomei Hands Out Cookies To Voters At Dodger Stadium
• Small businesses say they can't afford to compete on Google
• AP: Joe Biden Did Not Greet Wrong State While In Florida, Video Was Altered
• Dangerous Sneaker Wave Warning Issued For San Francisco Bay Area Beaches
• COVID-19 Reopenings: Airlines Resuming Hawaii Flights From Oakland International Airport
• Ash And Rubble: What's Left Behind In The East Troublesome Fire
• Holiday Programming Updates: iHeartRadio Jingle Ball
• Operator Of Westmoreland Mall, Monroeville Mall Files For Bankruptcy
• Jakobi Meyers Has Quickly Turned Into New England's No. 1 Receiving Option
• Cubs' Jon Lester Thanks Fans By Pay $47,000 In Bar Tabs
• Prince William reportedly tested positive for COVID-19
• Baltimore DPW Offices, Yards Closed Election Day, Tuesday Trash Service Moved To Saturday
• Suspect Found Sleeping In McDonald's Following High-Speed Chase
• Chargers' Justin Herbert First Passer In NFL History With Over 1,500 Yards And 15 Touchdowns In First Six Starts
• Before The Polls Close, What You Need To Know On Election Night 
• Santa Clara County Extends Time To Correct Ballot Errors
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/2 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Can Lamar Jackson Follow In Joe Flacco's Footsteps Against The Steelers After Another Error-Filled Loss?
• 1,000 Members Of Massachusetts National Guard Activated For Election Day
• 1 Dead, 5 Injured In Apartment Building Fire In Lansing
• At Least 29 People Shot, 3 Killed In Chicago Weekend Gun Violence
• Why White evangelical support for Trump goes beyond his policies
• COVID-19 In South Florida: 948 Newly Reported Cases In Miami-Dade As Statewide Deaths Top 17K
• Former VP Joe Biden Defends Dr. Anthony Fauci Against Trump Firing Threat
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Nearly 3,000 More COVID-19 Cases Reported, 9 More Deaths
• Dallas Police Department Says They Found 78-Year-Old Miguel Cortez
• Police: Stockton Couple Dead After Apparent Murder-Suicide
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 850 New Cases Reported Monday As Total Cases Near 147K
• Trump Wraps Up Whirlwind Weekend Of Campaigning At Late-Night Rally In Opa-Locka, After Curfew
• Maine Bars Will Stay Closed Due To Coronavirus Surge
• Fort Lauderdale Police Find Missing Brothers Alando Brown & Tavaris Johnson
• Friendly's To Be Sold After Filing For Bankruptcy Again
• 2-Year-Old Girl Killed In Mt. Pleasant Township Mobile Home Fire
• 29 Forced Out Of Homes After Fire Hits Two Worcester Triple Deckers
• BGE Reporting More Than 14K Without Power Due To Wind
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 2-Day Total Of 3,969 New Coronavirus Cases
• Ramsey County Providing Assistance To Landlords Struggling During COVID Pandemic
• Packers' A.J. Dillon, Ravens' Marlon Humphrey Test Positive For COVID-19
• Day Of The Dead Commemorated With Drive-Thru Display In Pacoima
• Corsicana Native, Actor Eddie Hassell Shot To Death In Grand Prairie
• Philadelphia Eagles Giving Out Special 'I Voted' Sticker To Anyone Who Turns In Ballots At Lincoln Financial Field
• Galvin Believes Massachusetts Voter Turnout Will Exceed 3.6 Million
• 83% Of Americans Report That They Always Wear A Face Mask When Out In Public Survey Says
• Baltimore Ravens: Player Tests Positive For Coronavirus, Begins Quarantine One Day After Playing Steelers
• Trump To Make Last-Minute Stop In Wisconsin As State Braces For Election Day
• FBI investigating after Biden bus surrounded by Trump supporters
• Grizzly bear killed after "surprise" attack on father and son
• Unemployed Texans Must Once Again Search For Work To Keep Benefits 
• UPDATE: Driver Who Died After Vehicle Careened Into Canal Near Novato Identified
• 'Gratitude & Good Old Fashion Love': Jeff Bridges Shares Lymphoma Updates With His Fans
• After "Fire Fauci" chants, Trump responds "after the election"
• Why can't I vote on my phone?
• Person Found Dead In Rosemead House Fire
• Supreme Court tosses lower court ruling against organizer DeRay Mckesson
• Novavax Adding 400 Jobs, New Facility In Gaithersburg As It Works To Develop COVID-19 Vaccine
• Move To Provide Abortion Access In Texas Ramps Up As Murmur Of New Restrictions Come With Supreme Court Changes
• Iran sees Biden as the "more promising" candidate in U.S. election
• Homeless Students In New York City Shelters May Have To Wait Until Next Summer For Wi-Fi
• What kind of mask should you wear to vote on Election Day?
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Black franchisees sue McDonald's, claiming discrimination
• Prop. 18: California Voters Deciding Whether To Let 17-Year-Olds Vote In Primaries
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 264 New Coronavirus Cases Over 48 Hours, Countywide Cases Top 16,000
• Philadelphia Weather: Brisk, Sunny Day On Tap For Election Day
• Questions Arise Over Future Of Napa County Landfill As Tons Of Wildfire Debris Set To Arrive
• Bay Area Businesses Board Up Shops In Anticipation Of Possible Post-Election Violence
• Former "American Idol" finalist Nikki McKibbin dies at 42
• Tom Brady Dropoff 2.0 Is Outrageous And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Nearly 9 Million Florida Voters Have Cast Ballots In Nov. 3 General Election
• Wisconsin Braces For Election Day, Trump Plans Final Stop
• Man, Child Burn Alive After Their Car Careens Off Roadway, Crashes Into Storage Facility 
• 27 Missing Children Founding During Search In Virginia, Part Of 'Operation Find Our Children'
• Michigan: Election Tools, Deadlines, Dates, Rules, And Links
• Texas Federal Judge Set To Hear GOP Challenge To Invalidate Some 125000 Votes In Harris County
• Colts Shut Down Lions In 41-21 Win
• Cam Newton Says Patriots Are Not Giving Up, Just One Win Away From Turning Things Around
• Mommy Moment: Craft List
• Officials: 3 People Die In Benton Harbor Apartment Fire
• Police In Rhode Island Warn Parents To Check Halloween Candy After Needles Reportedly Found In Twizzlers
• PTL Links: November 2, 2020
• Man In Critical Condition After Shot In NW Baltimore Sunday Night
• Trial To Begin For Man Accused In Minnesota Mosque Bombing
• Monmouth University Poll Shows Joe Biden Leading Pennsylvania By 5 To 7 Points Over President Donald Trump
• Japan's cruise ships cautiously return to sea
• Actor Eddie Hassell, Known For 'The Kids Are All Right,' Shot To Death In Texas
• Denver Weather: Near Record High Temperatures All Week
• Hundreds Of Northwestern Students Protest In Evanston, Clash With Police
• Future of gig workers could hinge on California ballot vote
• Police: No Injuries After Detroit Shooting, 2 Arrested
• Crash Causing Heavy Traffic On NB Highway 99 Through South Sacramento
• 2020 Election Guide: Key Races And How To Report Issues At The Polls
• CTA Giving Away Masks In Travel Healthy Kits Monday Morning; Here's How To Get One
• Actor Eddie Hassell Killed In Texas Shooting
• Elliott's Win, Harvick's Loss
• Rollins: 'We Do Not Tolerate' Acts Of Intimidation On Election Day
• Battleground states see spike in COVID cases before Election Day
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Can Mouthwash Kill Covid?
• A Massachusetts-Sized Asteroid Named Psyche Is Worth An Estimated $10,000 Quadrillion
• Devin McCourty Says Patriots Can't Let Standards Or Expectations Change After 2-5 Start
• MDOT: Portion Of NB I-75 To Have 1 Lane Open Wednesday And Thursday
• Fights Break Out At Greeley Halloween Parties, Lead To 3 Shootings In 3 Hours
• Federal Judge Orders Post Office To Take 'Extraordinary Measures' To Get Ballots Processed
• 'A Little Concerning': Halloween Night Activity At Sacramento Bars Raises Eyebrows
• Republicans fight to keep control of the Senate
• Coronavirus Test Site At Oakland Church Detects Unexpected Infection Rate In Black Population
• President Trump To Campaign In Traverse City, Grand Rapids Today
• Miami Weather: Cold Front Leads To A Blustery Day Across South Florida
• International election observers in U.S. hope to calm voters' nerves
• Día De Los Muertos Takes On New Meaning For Sacramentans Amid Pandemic
• Wisconsin Still 3rd State In Country In COVID-19 Cases Per Capita
• Man Seriously Injured After Run Over By Car Following Shooting In Upper Darby, Sources Say
• Diamond White On The Difficulties Of Shooting TV In 2020: 'I Had To Hug A Mannequin'
• Diamond White On The Difficulties Of Shooting TV In 2020: 'I Had To Hug A Mannequin'
• Eddie Hassell, "The Kids Are All Right" actor, killed in Texas
• MISSING: Omar Abdelhamid, 25, From Northbrook; Last Seen Leaving Rush Medical Center
• Two Seriously Hurt After Car Crashes In Apple Valley Following Police Pursuit
• Search Underway For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Killed Woman In Antelope
• Thousands Participate In 'MAGA Drag The Interstate' In Colorado
• UK Judge Rules Against Johnny Depp In His Libel Case Against Tabloid Alleging Domestic Violence
• Community Raises Almost $50,000 To Help Fergie's Pub During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Businesses Cater To Travelers Who Want Bigger Social Spaces Amid Pandemic
• Little girl saved from rubble 3 days after earthquake hits Turkey
• Johnny Depp loses libel case against tabloid's "wife-beater" story
• Trump Calls Texas Supporters Accused Of Harassing Biden Bus 'Patriots,' Says They Did Nothing Wrong
• KPIX 5 Smart Vote: Marin Residents Turning Out In Record Numbers In Early Voting
• Report: Stephon Gilmore Trade 'Doesn't Sound Feasible' For Patriots
• U.S. Congressman Conor Lamb's Office Vandalized
• Floridians hit hardest by pandemic work to get out the vote
• "Devastating" Hurricane Eta heading for Central America
• Trump crowd chants "fire Fauci" at late-night rally while Biden campaigns in Pennsylvania
• Sixers' Joel Embiid Partners With Mountain Dew To Release Limited Edition Hot Sauce
• Lady Gaga To Join Joe Biden, Jill Biden On Campaign Stops In Pittsburgh On Nov. 2
• Congressman Mike Doyle's South Side Office, Candidate Sean Parnell's House Vandalized With Similar Messages
• Pittsburgh Weather: Snowy Conditions, Cold Temperatures
• Campaign 2020: New York City Businesses Preparing For Election Day Protests
• MTA Workers Discover Burned, Decomposed Body In Manhattan Subway Tunnel
• Nearly 150 COVID cases linked to services in Boston-area church
• Campaign 2020: Trump Caravans Disrupt Travel On Gov. Mario Cuomo Bridge, Garden State Parkway
• 15 More Massachusetts Communities Take Step Back In Reopening
• One More Day Of Early Voting Still To Go In Illinois, With Records Already Being Shattered
• Electrical Fire At Apartment Building By Art Museum Forces Residents Out Into Cold
• Eagles Defense Too Much For Dallas Rookie QB DiNucci, Cowboys Fall In Philly 23-9
• Glassdoor Creates List Of Companies That Are Best At Maintaining Work-Life Balance Amid Pandemic
• Weather Blog: Cool But Dry Ahead Of Election Day
• Kamala Harris Holding Drive-In Event In Philadelphia As Pennsylvania Continues To Be Key Focus For Biden, Trump
• Election Day Explainer: Safety At The Polls, Mail-In Ballot Counting, & Timeline Of Results
• If People Can't Wear Masks For Medical Reasons, What Can They Expect From Businesses?
• VIDEO: Meet The Couple Who Got Engaged On The Jumbotron At Ravens Game
• Local Union, Live Nation Chartering Trolley Rides To Help Philadelphia Voters Get Out The Vote Through Election Day
• At least 19 killed in latest attack on an Afghan university
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures Climbing
• It Happens Here: Pembroke's Unity Campaign Brings Struggling Companies Together
• 1 Arrested, 1 At Large Following Pair Of Carjackings, Crash In Philadelphia
• Democratic Presidential Nominee Joe Biden Holds Lead Over President Trump Among Likely Voters In Pa., Monmouth University Poll Finds
• 'Count Every Vote': State Rep. Kionne McGhee Sounds Alarm After Ballots Found Stacked At South Dade Mail Distribution Center
• Friendly's files for bankruptcy
• DEA Documents Reveal Elaborate Undercover Drug Sting That Nabbed Two Police Officers Accused Of Protecting Cocaine Transport
• Both Presidential Campaigns Set To Canvass Across Pa. On Election Eve
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Wind Chills In Mid-Teens Monday Morning
• New State-Run Health Insurance Marketplace May Offer Customers Lower Cost Health Plans
• Staff Member From Ambridge's Highland Elementary School Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Monday's Show Info (11/2/20)
• Pirates Make Roster Moves, Remove Several Players From Injured List
• Presidential Candidate Supporters Hold Rally, Car Cruise in Fayette County, Butler County
• Local Religious Leaders Hold Memorial To Remember Jonny Gammage
• South Florida Rallies For President Trump & Former VP Biden On Final Day Of Early Voting
• Baltimore Mayoral Candidates Use Weekend To Campaign Ahead Of Election Day
• An Open Letter From Mayor Jim Kenney, City Commissioner Lisa Deeley​ Regarding Election Day In Philadelphia

Videos from November 2, 2020

• 11/2: Red and Blue
• Presidential race prompts concern over election laws
• U.S. cities brace for unrest ahead of Election Day
• USPS to implement "extraordinary measures" amid delivery delays
• Trump and Biden spend the night before Election Day in key battleground states
• U.S. battles coronavirus surge as states see record new cases
• Cities across U.S. brace for Election Day violence and unrest
• Candidates face different paths to Election Day victory
• Voters' perspective from battleground states
• Trump campaigns for swing state voters in battleground tour
• Trump and Biden make final arguments in key states on election eve
• CBS Evening News, November 2, 2020
• The high cost of systemic racism in the U.S.
• When the religious vote made all the difference: White evangelicals in 2016
• 2020 is a big year for ballot measures
• Trump and Biden continue different campaign approaches on eve of election
• Coronavirus and the risk of Thanksgiving holiday travel
• Iran sees Biden as "more promising" in U.S. election
• California Proposition 22 could reshape labor protections for app-based drivers
• Trump and Joe Biden's last full day of campaigning
• Trump and Biden make final campaign blitz ahead of Election Day
• Lawyers for both campaigns prepare for post-election lawsuits
• Former Democratic presidential candidate Tom Steyer on the state of the race
• Doctors warn the worst of the COVID-19 surge is yet to come
• Candidates offer stark contrast in final sprint of 2020 campaign
• Questions about mail-in ballots, postmarks and vote counting
• Alabama Shakes frontwoman Brittany Howard on solo music, fly fishing and feeling like an alien
• Actor Johnny Depp loses libel lawsuit in London court
• Senate Republicans fighting to keep majority
• Biden adviser Austan Goolsbee on the economic path forward
• White House trade adviser Peter Navarro on economic recovery
• Some businesses board up as weekend conflicts highlight potential election night tension
• Historian and bestselling author Doris Kearns Goodwin on the presidential race
• Tips for staying safe and reducing COVID-19 spread at the polls on Election Day
• How rising COVID-19 cases could affect Election Day
• All eyes on Pennsylvania ahead of Election Day
• Republicans fight Democratic challengers to keep Senate majority
• Election law expert breaks down historic early vote, possible legal challenges
• Final CBS News Battleground Tracker before election shows early voters prefer Biden
• Worldview: Turkey earthquake, Philippines typhoon, U.K. lockdown
• Battleground states see sharp increases in COVID-19 cases before Election Day
• Presidential candidates battle it out during final push on the campaign trail
• Trump blasts Dr. Anthony Fauci after he criticizes the administration's COVID-19 response
• Trump demands winner declared on Election Day, signals possible legal action if results not known
• Trump and Biden hit key states in final campaign stops
• 11/2: CBSN AM
• Trump rally crowd chants "fire Fauci"