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• UPDATE: 49ers To Face Packers Without Trent Williams, Brandon Aiyuk After Kendrick Bourne Positive COVID-19 Case
• Vote Count 2020: Polls Again Miss Mark In Presidential Race - 'Trump's Support Was Underestimated'
• Calif. Voters Narrowly In Favor Of Providing Continued Tax Breaks For Older Homeowners
• Rising Cases In Yolo County Could Mean Move Back To Purple Tier
• Proposition 14 To Increase Funding For Stem Cell Research Narrowly Passing
• San Francisco Health Officials Advise Self-Quarantine After Holiday Travel
• Prop. 15 Effort To Revise 1978 Commercial Property Tax Rules Narrowly Losing
• Nonprofit Stride Works To Keep Up With Increased Demand For Coronavirus Testing
• 'Selfish': Castle Rock Couple Cited For Luring Bears With Food
• Traumatized By Babysitter's Murder, Daughter's Strangulation, Windsor Family Doesn't Feel Safe Returning Home
• Yolo County DA's Office Questioning Safety Of $0 Policy After Woman Re-Arrested 4 Times
• LA County Reports 1,842 New COVID-19 Cases, 22 Deaths
• Biden Projected To Win Wisconsin And Michigan
• Denver Voters Approve Sales Tax Increase To Fund Services For Homeless
• Colorado Kidnapping: Child Rescued Unharmed In Nebraska, George Williamson Arrested
• High Risk: Boulder County Increasing COVID-19 Restrictions At Restaurants, Businesses, Places Of Worship
• Bay Area Registrars Praise Early Voting For Making Election Day Smoother
• 'Increase The Fun': Maximum Bets & New Games Coming To Colorado Casinos
• Colorado Couple On Pins & Needles Awaiting Decision About Their Future
• Chicago Weather: Cloudy And Mild In The Morning
• Demonstrators Arrested In Minneapolis After Hundreds Walk Onto I-94 In Protest Of Election
• LAPD Declares Another Citywide Tactical Alert As Election Results Pour In
• 2 East Bay Men Arrested For Cyberstalking, Sexually Exploiting Minors
• Race Between Harley Rouda And Michelle Steel For 48th Congressional District Seat A Toss-Up
• Christkindlmarket Is Virtual This Year Due To Pandemic, But Avondale Restaurateur Is Bringing Back Some Of The Joy
• Large Explosion Causes Concern For Denver Residents
• Election Judge Describes Task Of Ballot Counting In Denver
• Fremont Mayor Lily Mei Wins 2nd Term To Lead Bay Area's 4th Largest City
• Medina Alert: License, Make Of Car Released In Fatal Glendale Hit & Run Investigation
• Democrat Christy Smith Takes Slim Lead Over Republican Mike Garcia In 25th Congressional District Race
• Code Orange Air Quality Alert Issued For Allegheny County
• Sherborn Man Struck, Killed In His Own Yard By Accused Drunk Driver
• Keller @ Large: What Went Wrong With The Election Polls?
• Boston 'Protect The Results' Rallies Demand All Votes Be Counted
• Prosecutor: Court Should Not Dismiss 25-Count Murder Indictment For Doctor Accused Of Ordering Excessive Painkillers
• Arrests Made After Protesters March Down Colfax Avenue, Burn Flags
• Search For Missing Woman Vanessa Ceja Ends In Heartbreak As Her Body Is Found In South Suburban Forest Preserve
• Minnesota United Rallies To Tie Chicago Fire 2-2
• Raman Holds Lead Over Ryu In District 4; Ridley-Thomas Wins District 10
• Election 2020: New Jersey Voters Overwhelmingly Approve Legalizing Marijuana
• 'Baltimore Needs A Shakeup' | Baltimore City Mayor-Elect Brandon Scott Sees Election As Mandate For Change, Transition Team In Place
• 'Help Us': Minnesota ICUs Approaching Full Capacity As Daily COVID Cases Explode
• Ventura Remains In Red Tier; Riverside, San Bernardino Stay In Purple
• California Regulators Delay Dungeness Crab Season To Protect Whales
• Kweisi Mfume Pledges To Refocus On Reducing Crime, Creating Jobs After Election Win In Maryland's 7th Congressional District
• Demonstrators Gather Across Maryland, Demand Every Vote Be Counted In 2020 Election
• Young Kim And Gil Cisneros Neck-And-Neck In 39th Congressional District Race
• Florida Republican Leaders Won't Speak Directly To President Trump's Call To Stop Vote Counts
• Why President Trump Performed So Well In Miami-Dade
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/5 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Woman, 70, Struck By Stray Bullet In Galewood Home
• Commercial Dungeness Crab Season Off California Coast Delayed To Protect Whales, Sea Turtles
• Coronavirus Latest: Anne Arundel County Schools To Remain Virtual Through First Semester
• Man Arrested After Barricading Self In Rancho Cordova Hotel Room
• Trump Administration Calls For Recount In Wisconsin, Moves To Sue In Michigan After States Are Called For Biden; Could The Move Work?
• This Johns Hopkins Doctor Is Trying Something New To Help Children With Epilepsy
• Dr. Fauci Makes Special, Virtual Appearance In CU COVID Class
• Pet Valu Closing All US Stores, Including More Than 2 Dozen In Maryland
• 2020 Election Live Updates: Presidential Race Down To Pivotal States Too Close To Call
• Baltimore County Schools Delaying Reopening Of 4 Public Separate Day Schools Due To COVID-19 Case Increase
• Rising Summit County Cases Push It Into Level Orange: High Risk
• San Francisco Voters Approve Tax Hikes Targeting Big Business, Landlords
• NYPD: Over 20 People Arrested After Attempting To 'Hijack' Peaceful Protest In Midtown
• 'Prepare To Be Held Accountable': Kim Klacik Tells Kweisi Mfume After His Win In Maryland's 7th Congressional District
• Coloradans Turn Out In Record Numbers For 2020 General Election
• Orange County Remains In Red Tier, Reports 237 New COVID-19 Cases
• Report: Gun Sales At All-Time High, Breaks 2016 Record Heading Into Holidays
• Researchers At U-M Say They Have Identified New Cause Of Blood Clots From Covid-19
• Pittsburgh Police Searching For Missing 14-Year-Old Helen Bray
• Uncertainty Of Election Weighs On Voters
• FBI Investigating Robocalls Spreading Misinformation To Michigan Residents
• Secretary Benson: Michigan's Count Can Be Trusted
• Shooting In Highland Park Area Kills 1
• Cal Football Player Tests Positive For COVID-19 Ahead Of Season Opener; Other Players Held Out Of Practice
• Brentwood Mom Charged With Second-Degree Murder After Toddler OD's On Fentanyl
• Democrats' path to Senate leadership looks increasingly unlikely
• 'It Kind Of Hurts My Heart' - Bay Area Democrats Watch Election Vote Count With Anxiety, Hope
• Advocate Believes Recreational Marijuana Sales Won't Begin In New Jersey Until 'Closer To Next Christmas'
• 3 Men Shot, Wounded In Humboldt Park Neighborhood
• Protesters Gather Downtown For 'Defend The Election' Rally
• Philadelphia Officials Defend 'Completely Transparent' Ballot Counting Process After Trump Campaign's Lawsuit
• Trump Campaign Declaring Pennsylvania Win For President Despite Hundreds Of Thousands Of Outstanding Ballots
• San Jose Teens Give Free Hair Cuts To Men And Woman At Shelter During Pandemic
• Texas Democrats Lament No 'Blue Wave' In General Election: 'Not A Lot Has Changed'
• Denver Film Festival Spotlights Difficult Issues With Social Justice Films
• San Francisco Police To Increase Patrols After Election Night Pot Dispensary Looting In Oakland
• South Florida Urged To Keep An Eye On Tropical Storm Eta
• Bay Area Trump Supporters Keep Lower Profile As Election Is Too Close To Call
• Kendall Coffey On Trump Campaign Suing To Stop Vote Counting: 'If It's A Legal Ballot, You Got To Count It'
• Some North Texans Lighting Homes And Christmas Trees Extra Early This Year
• Antelope Valley Cities Ask LA County To Let Restaurants Resume Indoor Dining As Cold Weather Approaches
• Several post-election protests in numerous cities get heated
• Texas Republicans Celebrate Election Night Results
• 107-Year-Old Pennsylvania Woman Who Survived COVID-19 Votes In-person On Election Day
• Sen. Holly Mitchell Easily Defeats Herb Wesson, Putting 5 Women On The LA County Board Of Supervisors
• Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs Behind Early In Polls, Political Expert Weighs in
• Pursuit Suspect In Custody After Almost Striking CHP Motorcycle Officer
• Group Pushing Mayor De Blasio To Make Open Streets Policy In Jackson Heights, Queens Neighborhood Permanent
• North Bay Man Arrested In Los Gatos Sexual Assault Of Teenage Girl
• Oakdale Man Arrested In Connection To September Homicide Of Katrina Allen
• OC DA Continues Investigation Into Potential Ballot Tampering In Westminster
• Past Presidential Races Illustrate Nation's History Of Election Controversy
• Hagerstown Man Charged With Manufacturing Multiple Explosive Devices
• 2020 Election Results: Biden Wins Michigan, Sen. Gary Peters Wins Reelection
• Fire Forces Cancellation Of Classes Rest Of Week At Decatur Middle School
• Incumbent Conor Lamb Declares Victory Over Challenger Sean Parnell, Even Though Ballots Still Being Counted
• New Jersey's Coronavirus Quarantine Travel Advisory Expands To 43 States, Territories
• Why Is There A Delay In Counting Ballots This Election Cycle?
• Dozens Participate In 'Count Every Vote' Rally In Dallas
• How Many Ballots Still Need To Be Counted In Sacramento & San Joaquin Counties?
• Pedestrian In Critical Condition After Hit-And-Run Crash In Homewood West
• Barber Gives Free Haircuts At Vacaville City Hall, Protesting His License Being Suspended
• School District Of Philadelphia Teachers' Return To Classroom Delayed By Week, Sources Say
• George Gascon Leading Jackie Lacey In Race For LA District Attorney
• Neighbors Alarmed After Woman Attacked In Galt Park; 'Don't Mess With Galt'
• Funeral Procession Set For DeSoto Mayor Curtistene McCowan, Public Invited To Bid Farewell
• Rally In Pittsburgh Calls For Every Vote To Count; 3 Arrested After Group Breaks Off From Demonstration
• 29-Year-Old Man Shot In East Baltimore Wednesday Afternoon, Police Say
• Broomfield County Joins Others In Moving To Level Orange: High Risk
• Rhode Island Company Buying Atlantic City's Worst-Performing Casino Says It'll Make Bally's 'Place To Be See'
• Dallas County Reports 687 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Wednesday, 2 Deaths
• Uber, Lyft-Backed State Ballot Measure Passes; Gig Economy Business Model Remains Intact; Drivers Independent Contractors
• Vicente Sarmiento Elected Santa Ana's First New Mayor Since 1994
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Biden projected winner of Michigan and Wisconsin but legal challenges loom
• Colorado Records Steep Rise In Coronavirus Hospitalizations, Highest Case Count Since Beginning Of Pandemic
• With Presidential Race Still Too Close To Call, Biden-Harris Launch Transition Website
• Pittsburgh Doctor Says Coronavirus Cases In Schools May 'Continue To Climb Before They Get Better'
• Michigan secretary of state calls Trump lawsuit "frivolous"
• Gov. Wolf, State Sec. Boockvar Say Ballot Counting Could Take Days: 'Rest Assured, Your Vote Will Be Counted'
• Pittsburgh Steelers Buy Dinner For Allegheny County Election Workers
• CPS Announces All Schools 'Prepared For Safe Occupancy' Following Air Quality Assessment; Plans $8.5 Million Purchase Of HEPA Purifiers
• 4 Years On, The Hunt For Terry Brisk's Killer Continues
• Medical Society Of New Jersey Opposes State Legalizing Recreational Marijuana
• Charter Commission Rejects City Council Plan To Change Policing In Minneapolis
• LIVE UPDATES: Election 2020 In Chicago
• Coronavirus In Illinois: New Cases Top 7,500 For Second Time; 'The Virus Is Spreading Rapidly'
• Human Remains Recently Found In Mexico Are Those Of Missing Firefighter
• IRS Warns Of New COVID-Related Scam Asking For Bank Account Information
• Fischbach's End Of Peterson's 7th District Dominance Signals Sea Change: 'They're Sick Of The Way Things Are Going'
• LA County To Hold Virtual Town Hall On School Reopening Process
• Orthodox Jewish Community's All-Women EMS Service Ezras Nashim Finally Gets First Ambulance
• Rep. Angie Craig Declares Victory In Tight 2nd District Race
• Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguin Wins 65% Of Vote in Early Results
• 'Production And Logistics Hell' - Elon Musk Said Tesla Was Close To Bankruptcy
• Election Results Set Stage For Further Gridlock At Minnesota Capitol
• Former UFC, Bellator Fighter Tito Ortiz Wins Seat On Huntington Beach City Council
• 'That's How Elections Should Be Run': Gov. Ron DeSantis Praises Florida's Election Results
• Cornerback Crunch Presents Challenges For Zimmer, Vikings
• Westmoreland County Board Of Elections Catching Up On Mail-In Ballots
• New Sexual Assault Charges Filed Against Libertyville Doctor Arkan Alrashid; Victims Want To Know How He's Still Practicing Medicine
• Jeffco To Soon Be Moved To 'Level Orange' On COVID-19 Dial
• Short-Handed Ravens Hope For Negative COVID-19 Tests & Depth
• Election 2020: Ritchie Torres, Mondaire Jones Become First Afro-Latino, Black Openly Gay Members Of Congress
• Pittsburghers On Edge Waiting For Election Results
• Brush Fire Burns Along I-80/94 In Gary, Nearby Area Evacuated
• Community Comes Together To Help Transform Once Troubling Paterson, N.J. Park
• COVID-19 Reopenings: Contra Costa Health Officials Maintain Restrictions After Rise In Cases
• SMU Reminds Students About 'Responding Respectfully To The Election'
• Sports Betting Could Start Up In Maryland By Summer
• Protests To Make Sure Every Vote Counts In Election And Fatal Police Shooting Of Walter Wallace Jr. Merge In Center City
• Rhode Island votes to change state's full name
• 'Early Voting Helped Tremendously', Miami-Dade Election Supervisor Christina White On Lack Of Delays In Election Results
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Signs Legislation Banning Plastic, Paper Bags
• Election 2020: New York City Could Face Fight For Badly Needed Funding Even If Biden Wins Presidency
• Biden's Southwest Path To The White House, All Eyes On Arizona And Nevada Vote Count
• Police Seeking Video Of Alleged Assault On 16-Year-Old Girl During Trump Rally In South Pasadena
• Election 2020: Republicans Lee Zeldin, Andrew Garbarino Claim Victory On Long Island
• Contra Costa Enacts Developer Fees To Help Pay For East County Fire Services
• Trump Campaign May Seek Recount In Wisconsin
• How Wall Street is sizing up the election
• New Campaign Out To Help More Mothers Survive Complications During Pregnancy And Childbirth
• Littleton Ballot Question Approvals Address Mayor Position & Marijuana
• Sanger High School Closed Until Monday After Spike In Coronavirus Cases
• Community/Organizations Rally and March, Demanding All Votes Be Counted
• 117 Black Bears Harvested In Western Maryland Hunt, Largest Bear Weighed In At 537 Pounds
• Allegheny County Solicitor Asks For Patience As Process To Scan Thousands Of Ballots Continues
• Minnesota May Have Highest Voter Turnout In The Country
• As We Wait For Election Results, People Are Stressed. This Doctor Says That's Valid, Offers Coping Tips
• Baltimore County Reaches Settlement With U.S. Department Of Justice In Police Hiring Discrimination Lawsuit
• Westchester District Attorney: Grand Jury Declines To Indict Officer In Fatal Shooting Of Kamal Flowers
• Search On For Driver After 72-Year-Old Man Struck And Killed Crossing Bronx Street
• Midtown Nail Salon Opens Thanks to Motor City Match Grant
• Chester County Election Officials Busy Tabulating Ballots Under Watchful Eye Of Anxious Nation
• Will The Supreme Court Settle The Presidential Election? Boston Law Experts Weigh-In
• Tarrant County Elections Admin Asks Judge For More Time To Count Thousands Of Defective Mail-In Ballots
• All Lanes Reopened After Crash On NB 1-95 In Harford County; Police Investigating
• Eagan Police: Bicyclist Seriously Injured In Hit-And-Run
• San Francisco 49ers player tests positive for coronavirus
• 'I Will Work Harder Than Ever,' Miami-Dade Mayor-Elect Daniella Levine Cava Takes Part In Food Drive Day After Election
• Election 2020: Wary Businesses Remain Boarded Up As Election Remains Unresolved
• Suspect In 2019 Assault Of Elderly Store Clerk Arrested In South San Francisco
• Proposition 25, Which Would Have Approved Replacing Cash Bail, Fails
• Miami's Newly-Elected Representatives Maria Elvira Salazar & Carlos Gimenez Vow To Build Up Economy
• 'We Believe We Will Be The Winner,' Joe Biden Says As Votes Continue To Be Counted In Battlegrounds
• Trump Campaign Says It's Suing To Stop Pennsylvania's Vote Count Over Lack Of 'Transparency'
• LA City Council Seeks To Expand Program That Houses Homeless Residents In Motel, Hotel Rooms
• Proposition 24, Which Amends Consumer Privacy Laws, Passes
• Live Updates: Sacramento County Estimates Record Voter Turnout
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 1,629 New Cases, 27 Additional Deaths
• Biden: "We believe we will be the winners" when counting is done
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Shuts Down Westinghouse Grab And Go Meal Site Due To Coronavirus
• K9 Ronin Helps Catch Suspect Who Ran After High-Speed Chase In Sierra
• H.R. McMaster weighs in on North Korea, Russia
• Middleboro Voters Anxious As Ballots Are Counted In Battleground States
• UPDATE: CBS News Projects Biden As Winner In Wisconsin And Michigan
• Bed Bath & Beyond Scaling Back On Coveted Coupons
• Coronavirus (MN): Record High 3,844 Daily COVID Cases Reported; Gov. Requests Federal Support
• Downtown Dallas Businesses Not Letting Guard Down During Presidential Election Results Uncertainty
• Sheriff: Two Arrested After Apparent Explosions In Washington County
• 'I Thought It Would Be Over,' Expert Warns Election Anxiety A Legitimate Concern
• Beth Van Duyne Claims Victory But Candace Valenzuela Says All Votes Haven't Been Counted In Texas' 24th Congressional Race
• Biden Projected To Win Wisconsin, Michigan, But Race For President Too Close To Call
• Patriots Sign WR Donte Moncrief, DT Ryan Glasgow To Practice Squad
• Mt. Lebanon High School Temporarily Closing After Employee, Student Test Positive For Coronavirus
• What to expect from critical swing states still counting ballots
• Working Remotely Expected To Continue After Coronavirus Pandemic Is Over
• Abortion ballot measure results show stark divide
• Edina Officials: 'Potential Domestic Disturbance' Incident Resolved Peacefully
• Free COVID Testing Sites Coming To Washington County
• What Do Election Results Mean For A Second Stimulus Package?
• California Voters Approve Prop 24 Expansion Of Data Privacy Law
• Days Before Matchup Vs. Vikings, Lions Place QB Stafford On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• 'Hear Her' Campaign Hopes To Encourage Mothers To Recognize Signs Of Complications During & After Pregnancy
• Shooting in San Francisco Sends 19YO to Hospital
• Man, 19, Faces Multiple Charges After Allegedly Sideswiping Vehicle After Argument
• School Where Masks Aren't Mandatory Loses Legal Challenge
• Texas' Election Winners And Losers Go To Work Removing Their Campaign Signs Or Face Fines
• Ford recalls over 375K Explorers to fix suspension problem
• Minnesota Legislature's Balance Of Power Appears To Be Headed For Status Quo
• Police: After Brief Pursuit, Man Arrested In Tuesday's St. Paul Shooting Death
• Tootsie's Strip Club Loses Appeal As Court Upholds Miami-Dade's COVID-19 Curfew
• Meatball The Cat Is Up For Adoption At The MDSPCA
• Baltimore Police Arrest 19-Year-Old On SW District's Top-10 Violent Offender's List
• Denver Art Museum Adjusts Showings For Highly-Anticipated Art Exhibit
• Philadelphia Officials Announce Road Closures Lifted Around Convention Center
• What's That Taste? Miami-Dade To Add Free Chlorine To Tap Water For 2 Weeks This Month
• 'Vote-By-Mail' Ballots Could Determine Winner Of Florida Senate District 37
• Update: Oakland Police Officers Injured In Violent Confrontation During Attempted Marijuana Grow Robbery
• Ritchie Torres becomes first openly gay Black member of Congress
• Ford Recalls More Than 375K Explorers Due To Suspension Problems
• Standard Video Toll Rates To Resume Statewide January 1, MDTA Says
• Port Authority Reports 9 New Cases Of Coronavirus Among Employees
• Trump Campaign Suing To Temporarily Halt Vote Count In Pennsylvania
• Eastbound 210 Freeway Closed In Sylmar Area Starting Friday For Paving Work
• Search On For Suspects Who Shot Into Weimar Home
• Election Officials Scramble In Michigan And Other Key States To Count Ballots
• Howard County Police Offer Reward In Hit-And-Run Crash That Killed 17-Year-Old Nursen Esabel Akinci
• Mass. National Guard Staging In Boston As Precuation Ahead Of Planned Demonstrations
• Trump Campaign Files Suit In Michigan to halt Vote Count
• McKinney Voters Recall Councilman La'Shadion Shemwell
• Voters Uphold California Cash Bail System
• No Mask, No Service: LA City Council Approves Ordinance Allowing Businesses To Require Face Coverings
• 'There Has To Be A Better Way': Teen Creates Mobile Medical Lab For Rapid COVID-19 Testing
• Teen Struck By Vehicle On South Shore Drive In South Chicago
• Cameron Peak Fire: New Video Shows Burn Area In Rocky Mountain National Park As Containment Reaches 92%
• Peters Township School District Apologizes Following Blackface Accusations Against Marching Band Members
• Florida voters lift minimum wage to $15 an hour
• All-Day Event In San Jose Promotes Peaceful Election Transition
• Ford Explorer Recall: Over 375,000 SUVs Could Have Suspension Problem
• Security Companies Cited After Unlicensed Guard Matthew Dolloff Is Charged With Killing Protester
• Trump campaign held press conference in Philadelphia
• Joe Biden Breaks Obama's Record For Most Votes Ever Cast For A US Presidential Candidate
• Solano County Voters Elect New Mayors in Dixon, Benicia
• Congressional Districts In New York, New Jersey, And Michigan Most Adversely Affected By COVID-19
• Ohio Man Charged, Accused Of Biting Off Mother's Nose And Beating Her With Tea Kettle
• With Help Of 'Close Friend' Tom Brady, Antonio Brown Wants To Change People's Perspectives
• New Program Aims To Improve Recycling By Educating Residents
• 'Zoo Lights Miami' Returning To Zoo Miami In Late November
• Garrett Gilbert Or Cooper Rush To Start For Cowboys Against Steelers Sunday
• CBS News Projects Joe Biden Will Win Wisconsin
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 1K New Cases Reported, Positivity Rate Tops 4%
• Indiana college student with COVID-19 dies in her dorm room
• No Change To Chicago Travel Quarantine Order This Week
• Supreme Court Likely To Side With Catholic Social Services Agency In Philadelphia Same-Sex Foster Parent Dispute
• Broncos Move To Virtual-Only Practice On Wednesday Due To COVID
• Live: Latest election results
• Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Shares Process Of Securely Transporting Ballots After Polls Close
• McDonald's Hires Diversity Chief Amid Corporate Turmoil
• Beaver County Begins Counting Mail-In Ballots Wednesday Morning
• Robert Salsbery Arrested For Pointing Handgun At Driver During Joppa Road Rage Incident, Police Say
• Man Who Allegedly Assaulted Trump Supporter At Barnstable Polls Pleads Not Guilty
• 4 Suspects Wanted For Armed Robbery At Mesquite Home
• Susan Collins Wins Maine Senate Race; Sara Gideon Concedes
• 'We Are Really At A Crisis Point For Our Democracy, Economy': Sally Hubbard On Big Tech Corporations & Book 'Monopolies Suck'
• Gardening 101: Plant A Tree In Honor Of 'Texas Arbor Day'
• Chewy Offers Maryland Shelters The Ability To Make Wish Lists For Rescued Animals
• Penguins Promote Patrik Allvin To Assistant General Manager
• SJUSD Students Planning to Return to School in January
• Whitey Bulger "predictably" killed in prison, family says
• Marijuana Isn't Legal Yet, New Jersey Attorney General Warns
• COVID-19 In South Florida: 696 Newly Reported Cases In Miami-Dade, 422 In Broward
• Scanner Malfunction Causing Ballot Counting Setback In Butler County
• Ben LaGuer, Convicted Rapist, Dies Of Terminal Cancer
• Lancaster County Police Searching To Identify Woman Wanted In Election Day Arson At Pequea Township Polling Site
• Body Recovered From Pond At Park In Duncanville
• 87-Year-Old SCI Laurel Highlands Inmate With Coronavirus Dies
• Trump Campaign Says Recount Will Be Requested In Razor-Thin Wisconsin Race
• Proposition 16, Which Would Have Ended California's Diversity Ban, Fails
• Proposition 17, Measure Allowing Felons On Parole To Vote, Passes
• Trayvon Martin Avenue To Be Dedicated In Miami
• "This is our moment": Missouri elects first Black congresswoman
• Measure To Lift Pit Bull Ban In Denver Approved
• Woman Killed When Gunfire Erupts In Dania Beach Bar
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Eta Drenching Portions Of Central America
• Election 2020: Malliotakis Declares Victory Over Rose In Contentious Race For 11th Congressional District
• 1 Firefighter Treated Following Golden Valley Apt. Fire
• Cook Co. State's Attorney Kim Foxx Wins Second Term, Beating O'Brien By Double Digits
• Three Swans Head To Iowa To Be Released Into The Wild After Rehabilitation At Maryland Zoo
• Voters Pass Most Of $3.7 Billion Dallas ISD Bond Package
• Pennsylvania Voters Awaiting Results Of State Attorney General Race
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Signs Bill To Ban Single-Use Plastic, Paper Bags
• Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf Says He'll Do Everything To Ensure Every Vote Is Counted, Results Are Accurate
• Oakland City Council: Fife May Unseat McElhaney, Kaplan May Stay
• Election 2020: Democrat Mondaire Jones Wins Race For Congresswoman Nita Lowey's Seat
• 'The World Is Watching' | Gov. Larry Hogan Urges Americans To Be Patient As Ballots Are Counted For U.S. Presidential Election
• Madison Cawthorn is 1st person born in the '90s elected to Congress
• Voters Approve Measure RR, $7 Billion Bond For LAUSD Facility Improvements
• Big Lots Honors Veterans By Launching 'Always On' Discount
• Voters Overwhelmingly Reject Move To Restore Affirmative Action In California
• Candidate Who Died Of COVID-19 Wins North Dakota State House Seat
• Tom Emmer Projected To Win Against Tawnja Zahradka To Keep 6th Congressional District Seat
• President Trump Followed Familiar Path To Notch Florida Win
• After Stanley Cup Finals Run Dallas Stars Center Tyler Seguin And Goaltender Ben Bishop Both Out For Surgery
• Day Before Thursday Night Matchup Against Packers, 49ers Player Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Hurley's Picks: NFL Getting Closer To Having Some Serious COVID-19 Problems
• Voters Pass On Operating Referendum For Austin Public Schools
• 1 Killed In Triple Shooting In Denver
• Election 2020 In Maryland: Live Election Results
• Portrait Of 'American Hero,' Late U.S. Congressman Samuel Robert Johnson To Hang In Courthouse 'Hall Of Honor'
• Georgia secretary of state says 200,000 ballots left to be counted
• Coronavirus In Indiana: State Sets Records For Daily COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations
• Florida Man Pleads Guilty In $1M Plot To Scam Elderly People
• Baker, Walsh Ask For Any Potential Election Demonstrations To Remain Peaceful
• Defying Curfew, Trump Supporters Took To Streets Of Little Havana After Florida Win
• Prominent Republicans condemn Trump's false victory claim
• WATCH: Firefighter Walks Through Cameron Peak Fire Burn Area In Rocky Mountain National Park
• Joe Biden Believes He's 'On Track To Win This Election' Over President Trump
• Detroit Police Shoot, Kill Suspect In Gunfire Exchange And High-Speed Chase
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 2,795 New Coronavirus Cases, 35 More Deaths
• Driver Ruben Eleazar Penado-Carranza Arrested After Woman Dies In Liberty Road Crash
• 'Divorce Filings Have Skyrocketed': Lawyer On Impact Of COVID-19 On Marriages
• Entertainment Tonight's Cassie DiLaura Breaks Down What To Expect From Next Week's CMA Awards
• Why The War Memorial In Grosse Pointe Is More Than Just A Memorial
• Checkmates Helps Veterans Form Connections Through A Game Of Tactics, Strategy
• Pennsylvania has counted nearly half of all mail-in ballots, official says
• El Paso County Reports Record-High 3,100 New Coronavirus Cases Wednesday
• Carroll County Man Jon Selko Missing Since October 7, Car Recovered In Hunt Valley
• Car Crashes Off I-5 Near Patterson, Starts Large Grass Fire; Driver, Passenger Killed
• Florida Man Scammed Elderly, Including Mass. Residents, Into Mailing Boxes Of Cash
• Trump's Star On Hollywood Walk Of Fame Covered With Plywood, Blocked Off With Guard Rails
• New Mexico is first state to elect all women of color to the House
• Amazing Stretch Of November Weather Ahead; 'Winter Is Going Back Into Hiding'
• Democrat Sean Casten Wins Re-Election To U.S. House In Illinois' 6th Congressional District
• North Texans Wake To Find No Clear Presidential Winner But Calm Remains In Downtown Dallas
• Dalvin Cook Named Week 8's Top NFC Offensive Player After 4 TD Performance Against Packers
• 2 Cotati Residents Arrested In Connection With Marin City Shooting
• California Propositions: Voters Reject Measure To Expand Statewide Rent Control; Opponents Claimed Prop 21 Would 'Worsen State's Housing Crisis'
• NASCAR Finale Arrives For Final Foursome
• Santa Clara County Voters Support Most Education Funding Measures
• U.S. formally exits climate change-fighting Paris Accord
• Allegheny County Health Department Reports 200 New Coronavirus Cases, 5 More Deaths
• Florida Man Pleads Guilty In $1M Plot To Scam Elderly People Into Sending Boxes Of Cash To Maryland
• Two Arrested For Allegedly Ripping Off Computers From Sonoma County Schools
• Boaters Slow Down! Florida Manatee Season Has Arrived
• COVID Citations Issued For Halloween Parties On University Hill In Boulder
• 5 Things You Should Never Microwave And 1 Thing You Always Should
• Kanye West Concedes Presidential Race, Looks Toward 2024
• Cash And Carry: NYPD Seeks 2 Suspects In Series Of ATM Heists In Brooklyn
• Colorado Weather: More Records Likely As Warm Weather Raises The Fire Danger Again
• Southlake DPS Uses Floatie And Plank To Rescue Trapped Beaver From Lake
• Nolan Arenado Wins 8th Gold Glove
• Crew Chiefs Feeling The Heat
• McCormack Ahead In Court Race; Battle On For 2nd Seat
• More Than 11 Million People Cast Ballots In Florida
• Supporters Of Graduated Income Tax Concede Defeat As Illinois Voters Reject Proposed Constitutional Amendment
• Potential Voter Intimidation In Littleton Under Investigation
• Voters Heavily Back Prop. 24 To Expand Consumer Data Privacy Laws
• Stocks rise as presidency remains too close to call
• 3 Men Accused Of Beating Man In Woodstock Restaurant Restroom After Confrontation About Letting Victim's Daughter Into Women's Room
• Election 2020: Post-Election Resources
• Fort Worth Police Searching For Men Who Burglarized Apartment In Middle Of The Afternoon
• Taunton Man Shot And Killed Outside His Home Recently Had Murder Conviction Overturned
• Pennsylvania Election Results: Philadelphia County To Count Votes 24/7 Until All Eligible Votes Are Counted
• Illinois Supreme Court Justice Thomas Kilbride Trailing In Bid To Keep His Seat
• Wings Extend F Anthony Mantha To 4-Year Deal
• Patriots Claim Defensive Tackle Isaiah Mack Off Waivers From Tennessee
• Record Number Of Colorado Voters Show Up At The Polls In 2020
• Worcester Police Release Photos Of Man Wanted For Carjacking, Robbery
• PTL Links: November 4, 2020
• Lauren Boebert Victorious, Diane Mitsch Bush Concedes In Colorado's 3rd Congressional District Race
• Home In Aston Partially Collapses Following Early Morning Fire
• This year's must-have kitchen item for shut-ins? Tupperware
• Election Officials Project Detroit Voter Turnout Highest In More Than 20 Years
• Philadelphia Teen Accused Of Fatally Stabbing Ex-Girlfriend 18-Year-Old Morgan McCaffery AT SEPTA Station Due In Court
• AP Calls Congressional Race For Incumbent Rep. Mike Kelly Over Challenger Kristy Gnibus
• Cooking With Rania: Pumpkin Cheesecake
• Artists Enhance Santa Fe Arts District Leading Up To Denver Arts Weekend
• Overnight Shooting In West St. Paul Leaves Man In Critical Condition
• New Jersey voters legalize recreational marijuana
• Democrat, Former Texas Resident And Astronaut, Mark Kelly Flips Republican Senate Seat In Arizona
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Is Covid Becoming Less Lethal?
• Republican Michelle Fischbach Flips 7th Congressional District, Defeating Collin Peterson
• Boom In 2020 U.S. Gun Sales Leads To Record-Breaking Year
• Harmony: Opposing Trump And Biden Groups Make Music Together
• Challenger John Hickenlooper Defeats Incumbent Cory Gardner In Colorado's U.S. Senate Race
• CBS NEWS: Biden Takes Colorado
• Proponents Of Wolf Reintroduction Bill Watching Election Results Closely
• Man Accused Of Setting His Girlfriend On Fire In North Lauderdale
• Campaign 2020: Live National, State And San Francisco Bay Area County-By-County Election Results
• Trump Falsely Claims Victory As Millions Of Votes Remain Uncounted
• Woman Rescued, Taken To Hospital After Car Crash
• Man Killed In Overnight Shooting, Another Injured In Morning Shooting, Baltimore Police Say
• Patriots Place Rookie Devin Asiasi On Injured Reserve With Unknown Injury
• Stephon Tuitt Named AFC Defensive Player Of The Week
• One Killed When Car Rear-Ends Truck On Eisenhower Expressway; One Inbound Lane Closed Near Bellwood
• Harford County Childcare Providers Can Apply For $7,500 Grants To Cover Coronavirus-Related Expenses
• Video: Police Seek Suspect In Shooting That Wounded 6 On Detroit's West Side
• Massachusetts State Police Trooper Fired For Using Racial Slurs In Off-Duty Incident
• EXPLAINER: Here's Why The AP Hasn't Declared A Winner In Pennsylvania
• Florida 2020 election results: Trump projected winner
• Dozens Of Demonstrators Arrested After LAPD Declares Unlawful Assembly In Downtown LA
• CBS News Calls Texas For President Donald Trump
• Ohio 2020 election results: Trump projected winner
• Winters Teen Cited For Doing Donuts In Middle School Parking Lot
• Convicted Golden State Killer Joseph DeAngelo Transferred From Sacramento County Jail To State Prison Facility
• Texas 2020 election results: Trump projected winner
• UPDATE: San Francisco Crews Contain 3-Alarm Fire In Noe Valley; 4 Homes Damaged
• Republican Rob Mercuri Wins State House District 28 Race Over Democrat Emily Skopov
• New Jersey Residents Vote To Legalize Recreational Marijuana
• Philadelphia Federal Judge Sets Wednesday Morning Hearing After Republicans, Voter Sue Over Montgomery County Ballot Accusation
• Weather Blog: Don't Let This Epic Warm November Weekend Slip Away!
• Pittsburgh Weather: Beautiful Wednesday Conditions
• Pennsylvania Officials Preach Patience As Record Number Of Mail-In Ballots Processed Inside Convention Center In Philadelphia
• Gig Workers With Uber, Lyft To Be Considered Independent Contractors After Voters Appear To Approve Proposition 22
• 79-Year-Old Brooklyn Man Dies Over A Month After Being Repeatedly Punched By Suspect
• Ford Field, Detroit Pistons' Training Facility And Other Sports venues Across Country Play Important Role On Election Day
• Challenger Heather Heidelbaugh Leads Attorney General Josh Shapiro
• Election 2020: Split Decisions On Lowering Voting Age To 16 In San Francisco, Oakland
• Trump-Biden, Peters-James Races Too Early To Call in Michigan
• Judge Orders Sweep Of Postal Facilities In Texas, 5 Other States For Mail-In Ballots
• 13 battleground states to watch
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/4 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Pivotal states too close to call as race hangs in the balance
• Coronavirus Impact: NYC Businesses Near Subways, In Grand Central Terminal Struggling To Get By
• Chicago Weather: Above Average Temperatures, Sunshine Continues
• President Trump Falsely Declares Victory In Battleground States, Calls On Supreme Court To Stop Counting Mail-In Ballots
• Prop. 17 Easily Passes, Giving Voting Rights For Calif. Felons As Soon As They Leave Prison
• South Dakota Backs Trump, Passes Proposals To Legalize Medical, Recreational Marijuana
• Delaware's Sarah McBride Elected As First Transgender State Senator In United States
• San Jose City Council Challenger Cohen Holds Narrow Lead Over Incumbent Diep
• Republicans Keep Representative Will Hurd's Seat In Congressional District 23
• Keller @ Large: Election Shows Negative Partisanship Rules
• 107-Year-Old Pennsylvania Woman Still Making Sure Voice Is Heard After 84 Years
• Facebook, Twitter Flag President Trump's False Claims Of Winning Election
• Incumbent Supervisor Glover Wins Sixth Term In Contra Costa County
• LA County Voters In Favor Of Measure J To Allocate General Funds Towards Social Services
• Presidential Race Narrows To Key States; Biden Takes Slim Lead In Wisconsin
• Butler County Paused Counting Ballots Due To Scanner Issues, Set To Resume Wednesday Morning
• Marin County: Novato Voters Approve Hotel Tax Hike; San Rafael Passes Sales Tax Hike
• Mississippi votes in favor of adopting new flag
• Uber, Lyft win battle in California vote on how to classify drivers
• Philadelphia Officials Announce Significant Road Closures Lifted Around Center City
• Election 2020: Results And Town-By-Town Breakdown
• Oregon is first state to decriminalize cocaine and heroin
• Democrats' Path To Senate Majority Narrows But Key Races Still Toss Ups (CBS News)
• San Jose Measure G Passes, Expanding Authority Of Civilian Police Watchdog
• SF Voters Overwhelmingly Approve Measure To Create Sheriff Oversight Body
• Measure RR Sales Tax To Fund Caltrain Appears To Pass In 3 Counties
• Bay Area Democrats Hold On To House Seats By Wide Margins
• New Jersey Democrats Sen. Cory Booker, Rep. Andy Kim Win 2nd Terms In Congress
• City Of Pittsburgh's Police Reform Referendum Likely To Pass
• Wednesday's Child: 14-Year-Old Gene
• 5-Year-Old Girl Shot Multiple Times In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Prop 16 California Affirmative Action Measure Trailing
• Daniella Levine Cava Wins Tough Race For Miami-Dade Mayor Over Steve Bovo
• Republican Carlos Gimenez Defeats Democratic Incumbent Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell In Race For 26th Congressional District
• Republican Lawmakers Set To Challenge Pa. Provisional Ballots In Court
• Maria Elvira Salazar Claims Victory Over Donna Shalala In Race For Congressional District 27
• Prop 15 Challenge To CA Property Tax Rules Trailing; Prop 19 Wildfire Tax Break Too Early To Call
• Pa. Governor Tom Wolf Responds To President Trump's Comments, Promises All Pa. Votes Will Be Counted
• President Trump Falsely Claims He Won Election As Millions Of Votes Remain Uncounted
• Allegheny Co. Suspending Scanning Of Mail-In Ballots Until Wednesday Morning
• Thissen Projected To Win Re-Election For Minnesota Supreme Court
• Prop 22: Big Money Campaign Keeps Gig Workers Classified As Independent Contractors
• Sonoma County Measure O Tax To Fund Mental Health Services Appears Headed To Approval
• Solano County School Bond Measures See Mixed Election Day Results
• 2 Incumbents, 2 Newcomers Likely Headed For Santa Rosa City Council
• Walnut Creek Reelects 2 Of 3 Incumbents To City Council; CoCo County Incumbents Leading
• Sonoma County Measure P Strengthening Oversight Of Sheriff's Office Headed For Passage
• Wednesday's Show Info (11/4/20)
• President Trump Speaks From The White House, Addresses Lead In Pennsylvania
• LIVE UPDATES FROM CBS NEWS: Race For President Narrows To Key States As Outcome Remains Unclear
• Sen. Tina Smith Staves Off Challenge From Jason Lewis
• LIVE UPDATES FROM CBS NEWS: 2020 House And Senate Elections -- Democrats And GOP Each Pick Up A Senate Seat
• Iowa 2020 election results: Trump projected winner
• Joe Biden Projected To Win Presidential Race In Minnesota
• 6 Of 10 Minnesota Voters Say Country's Headed In Wrong Direction
• Maine and Nebraska's split electoral votes could impact election
• A Look At Michigan Voters Reasons For Their Candidate Pick
• Rhode Island Votes To Remove 'Providence Plantations' From Name
• Massachusetts Voters Reject Ballot Question 2 On Ranked Choice Voting
• President Trump Takes Florida's 29 Electoral Votes
• Trump falsely claims he won as millions of votes still uncounted
• Gregory Tony Wins Another Term As Broward Sheriff
• Senate Race In Michigan With Peters, James Too Early to Call
• Joe Biden Says 'We're Going To Win Pennsylvania' While Speaking From Delaware
• Biden in election night speech: "We feel good about where we are"
• 4 Out Of 6 Florida Constitutional Amendments Approved By Voters
• Lindsey Graham wins reelection, CBS News projects
• QAnon supporter Marjorie Taylor Greene wins House seat

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• Democrats pick up 2 Senate seats but path to take majority is narrow
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• Joe Biden holds narrow lead over Trump in Nevada
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• Biden projected to win Michigan as Trump calls for recount in Wisconsin
• Biden projected to win Michigan after Trump falsely claims 2020 victory
• Pennsylvania's Senator Bob Casey weighs in on the presidential race in his state
• Hundreds of thousands of ballots left to count in Arizona
• How the African American vote could impact the 2020 election
• Federal authorities confident in 2020 election security
• Lawsuits trigger fight over which ballots to count
• Tropical Storm Eta targets Gulf Coast after lashing Nicaragua
• Tight congressional races leave Senate and House control undecided
• Biden eyes Arizona and Nevada to solidify election victory
• Biden hopes to flip Georgia as final ballots are tallied
• Surge of mail-in votes slows Pennsylvania ballot count
• Protesters across the U.S. demand all votes be counted
• Trump falsely declares victory and claims election is being stolen
• Biden campaign sees clear path to 270 electoral votes
• Biden projected to win swing states as Trump's chances narrow
• CBS Evening News, November 4, 2020
• Michigan secretary of state on Trump campaign lawsuit to stop ballot counts
• Joe Biden to win battleground Michigan, CBS News projects
• CBS News projects Joe Biden wins Wisconsin
• Joe Biden delivers remarks as key states continue counting
• Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich on who his state will choose
• Wall Street reacts to election as vote count goes on
• Presidential race remains too close to call
• Lessons learned from the 2000 election
• How the world is reacting to the U.S. presidential election
• Cori Bush becomes Missouri’s first Black congresswoman
• Ritchie Torres talks about his historic win in New York congressional race
• Battle for Senate control remains up in the air, with key races yet to be called
• Wisconsin's chief election official discusses the recount process
• Trump and Biden campaign responses post-Election Day
• Democratic and Republican strategists on pivotal states and voting blocs
• Pennsylvania officials say state approaching 50% of mail ballots counted
• Doctor on coronavirus concerns and the 2020 election
• Campaigns and political parties prepare legal teams to monitor election
• Democrats, Republicans make history in 2020 Congressional elections
• Georgia, North Carolina remain too close to call
• Here's how the Latino vote is shaping Trump and Biden's tight race
• Glitches, plumbing issue delaying Georgia vote count
• Biden campaign "feeling confident," former Obama aide says as ballot counting continues
• Worldview: U.S. election reactions, Uganda arrest and more global headlines
• Trump trying to make ballot counting process seem "sinister," analyst says
• Trump prematurely declares victory, several states still a toss-up
• 11/4: CBSN AM
• Which states are still in play in the historic 2020 election?
• Democrats see "narrowing" path to Senate majority as some races remain undecided
• Trump falsely claims he won election as millions of votes remain uncounted
• Presidential election could come down to a congressional district in Nebraska
• Joe Biden: "We believe we're on track to win this election"
• Georgia will not have full results on election night